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Show RAILROAD ISSUES DEM I N PIE Industrials Stronger: Steels and Coppers Display Strength 1 NEW CORK Jan. 17 . Tndustrlals and I rails followed contrary courses at, tbel Opening of today"s stm-k market, the for-I m.-r sor,n recovering a number of sub- I sianlial gains, while ti-anst.ortatlons yv.-re Inclined to react.i Crucible steel resum-1 ed tta recent leadership at an early ad-vanes- uf points Vanadium rope li.! I General Electric i and Mexican Petroleum Petro-leum 1 The local tractions also strength- ened with -qulpments motors, coopers , and chemicals, Atlantic coast line fell i' point and moderate recessions attended the first offerings of South, rn Pacific Heading Chesanrake t Phlo, Interna- tlonal Tarer. Sear-R..e).uck and General Gen-eral Asphalt. Some of the earl ygalns were extended dnrinr; the first hour, shlnpln'js oils and tract Ions showInT esipeclal strength. The latter, presumably .n prosneots of an in-. in-. reSsed fare rose to 2 to 5 points. Third IA venue leading Reactions of 1 to 2 pr.lnts before noon In steels, equipments and motors were aecomapnfed by a break In Investment rails. fXeadlniT fnlllntr almost al-most 2 points and Southern Pacific l.l Inf ernatPnal Paper lost 2. Cnppere Were dull despite; rumors of a possible merger of the low-priced companies. For-elim For-elim exchange, particularly the rate rn lv.ndop. rose appreciably over last week's final quotation Oils, copners. leathers and tobaccos were the strom: features of the noon hour, gaining 1 to 2 point and CTUCtbU Increased lt advance to n points. Rails and shlnplngs wore backward, however, especially coalers, which fell 1 to 4 points on moderate" offlrlngs. OCDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET. Catlh Rec.-li.ts 1416; choice He) steer 7 '.io , - r.?.; rroorl steers 6 007.50: fair BteeTS J.'.OOWfi 75 choice feeder steers ?'. OOT 00. choice cows and helf-. helf-. r ?7i ",, .,1. ',0 fair to k-orsl cows and heifers JSOOTir. 00; cutters $71. 00 ii4 .00; canners $2.00'!i,3.0iJ'. choice feeder cous t4.oof?,4 r.o- fat Lulls $3 7r.fj4.oo. bologns bulls 18.00884 00; veal calves 0009 00. Hogs Receipts 2518' choice fat hosts 17f, to Osil lh .1.'. bulk of sales X KS ,s feeder hops $7 OOtCS 00. Sheep Receipts 20 choice lambs 89. 00ft 10. 00: wethers !5 00496.00; fat I ewes $1 00 -,,7. in., feeder lambs fS.OO-S1 9.00 Arrivals. Ben Johnston. Denver, t'olo., 9 cars of cattle. Henllne & Arhuokle. from Loup City. Neb., 2 cars of hogs; from North Loup City. Neb.. Buda Nb., Shelton, Neb.. Callaway. Neb., und St. Paul. Neb., each a car of hogs. Syvift Co., from South Omaha, Neb., 10 cars of cattle, from South Omaha. Neb.. 15 cars of hogs. Ogden Packing company, South Omaha. 6 cars of hogs. E. O. Whltlock, South Omaha. 6 cars of hogs- J A Dunkb y- HyTum. . ar of cattle. Earl Weaver. 4Preatn. IdSui 1 car of cattle. Hunsaker Com Co.. South Omaha. C cars of hoes. Owen ft Mason. Rlgby. Ida., car of cattle cat-tle ami car of hogs. Frank NeVlnS, Sugar City, Ida.. 3 cars of cattle; from Idaho Falls. Ida.. 3 cars of cattle. Roy Coburn. Shelley. Ida.. 1 car of cat-; cat-; tie; from Preston. Ida., car of hogs. B W Owens, Rlrle. Ida . 1 car of lu.c; Schmuld Bros., Lakeside, car of bucks. F. A Bay leeS, Evnnston. Wy... 2 cars .,f . attte. M IL. Hi. la, rocatello. Ida. 2 cars of .attic. Peck Bros.. Evanston. Wyo.. 7 cars of cattle. J. o. Jayherrv. Montana, ear of cattle Three X Cattle Co., Grace. Ida., mixed car of cattle and hogs. ii A 7oung Montana. I cars of cattle P. W OLsen. Cokevllle. Wyo . car of hogs. E. Nev ins. Preston. Ida., car of hogs j. a Dunkley, Preston, Ida,, car of cattle. Tank Bros.. Victor. Ida., car of cattle. Charles Christensen. Grace, Ida.. 2 cars of cattle. Shut tuck Construction Co.. 1-athrop, ',. I 3 cars of mules, W. C Wyatt, Dewey, Ida., car of eat-! eat-! He MONEY AND EXCHANGE. NEW YORK. Jan. 17 Prime mercantile mercan-tile raper 7S per cent. Exchange strong. Sterling; Demand 3 75: cables 3.75 Ta-Francs. Ta-Francs. De mand 6.27c; cables ( 29c. Belgian francs: Demand 6 ' . eubh-.s 6.60c. Guilders: Demand 712. Sc: cables 32.98c. Lire: Demand 3.47c; cables 3.49c. Marks: Demand l.C.V; cables 1.64c. irer-i e 1 'emand 7 43.'. Argentine: Demand 84.76c. Brazilian: Demand 15.25c. Montreal ISM per ..-nt discount. Time Ii ans steady. 60 days, yo days ami i; montrbs ee'is per cent 'all mon.-y steady: high 6 per ceat: low 6 per cent; ruling rate 6 per cent; cl.wiing bid 0 p.-r ..nt; offered at 7 per cent; last loan 6 ier cent. CHICAGO GRAIN. ("Ill" "AGO, Jan. 17. Wheat moved up quickly in price today as a result of seaboard buying, presumably for Europe It was said Germany and Italy would take the hulk of the grain wntoh vas purchased. Denial of reports that 70.- 000.000 bushels of wheat nan neen omiuea from the visible supply statement was to some extent a bullish factor. Onenlm; prl. es. yvhlch ranged from Jic decline lo a like , 11 nvIUi March $1.73 to I 74 M and May SI ('.'.'- t,. 1 f.O'j, were followed lis mat. rial uuins all around Corn sympathised y4Jth the upturn In wheat. After opening ic off to V4C up. Including May nt 704 to 7e. the market mar-ket scored a slight general advance. OatS touched new low fleures for thp season, but soon rallied. The start v.i-rled v.i-rled from '4. decline lo '4'' gain. Mav 4.r.,? to 45e. Firmness In the hog market made provisions pro-visions average higher. An unusual feature in wheat was European Eu-ropean bidding for Aorll Mlilnmx-n's of wheat The market close dstrcfne, 2'4 to 3c net hlglo-r with March $1.76ff 1.76V ami Mav Jl K"ii to 1.-691'. Although crn consignments today to Chicago and Sr Louta were said to be the heaviest Ml this season, prior closed clos-ed firm al to 7sc net advance with May 71V. CHICAGO FUTURES. CHI'' C,( 1 Ian 17. tipen High Loyv Close Wheat-March Wheat-March 1.76 $P7t; $1.73 ji :.; May l.C5Vi 1 09 1.66M, 1 69 V ( 'cm-May 'cm-May -"OH 71S .704 .71 July .714 -7H 71lv 72 ' at8 '..v .45i-i 46' ; .4534 4 July -I5H 154 6S Pork-Jan Pork-Jan 24 lo 24 20 24.00 24.20 May 23.70 24.20 23.60 24.15 Lard Jan. 13 12 13 25 13.12 13 23 May 13.75 1 1 00 13.70 13.95 I Ribs Jan. 12.20 May 12.65 12.96 12.62 It. 86 CASH PRICES. CHICAGO. Jan. 17. Wheat No. 2 red 82.00; No. 2 htrrd $1 .83'u I . S31. 1 Crn No 3 mixed i',P.j.-; No. 2 y.-l- . loyv 67 'i '.1 70c Oats N"o. 8 White 44'ii44e. No. 3 White. 12 1, ; 43VJC Ri o N... 2 $1 .65. Barley 72 .1 s7, Timothy sc. .1 J I 60 I 6 10 i 'lover seel $15 00 .1 2J 00 Pork nominal. Par. I 13 16. Ribs 11.60t18,60. I NEW YORK STOCK LIST. I (Last Sale) H Allin-i.-iiau crs 35' 1 American Beet. Sugar 46 American Can 27l- H American Car ft Fonndrv ... 124 H American Hide S Leather pfdf 44 7, American International Corp n.'y H American Locomotive . 83-- American Smelting A Refg. "., 1 American Sugar 93 B American Sumatra Toba.-.-o 76 H American T. & T. . 894 H merlcan Woolen 68U Anaconda Copper 381-- IH Atchison 83 H A tl . Quif A v Indies H Baldwin Locomotive '' , H Baltimore & Ohio 36 Bethlehem Steel "B" 5$, H Canadian Pacific 11(1, H Central Leather- 38 H Chandler Motors 68 Vt heaapeake & Ohio 60 H cm. aw,,. Mil nnd St Paul 29', H Chlcat;,. R. I. & Pac 27 H chlno Copper 11 Colorado Fuel & Iron 2SB H Corn Products .. 697 Crucible Steel 96 H -Cuba Cam.- Sugar 88 ksBaaaaal Erie 14 General Electrl. 1241- H General Motors .. 147, H fJo-odrleh Co 407 H Great Northern nfd. 76 H Great Northern Ore Ctfs 294 Illinois Central '.: H Inspiration Co;. per . . . 35Va Int. Mer. Marine nfd 55U H International Paper 7.8 H Kcnneentt Copper 20t Louisville ft. Nashville 102 aH Maxwell m..'. r 5 H Mexican Petroleum 1634 Mid. He States Oil 13 H MlrU-nle fJteel 317- H .Missouri Pacific . 19 New York Central 72 -4 H N. Y.j N Ti Sk Hartford 21 , B I NoaColk fi- Western 100 1 N", rthern Pacific 83'- B Oklahoma Prrsl Ref 3i 1 Pan American Petroleum 75 H PennsvBnnla 41 i I P.-ople s las 35H I Pittsburg and West Va 314 1 nnsolldated Coj.per 13K B Reading mWM ! Rep. Iron X: Siefl 6S; B Rnval Dutch N" V 67 V I Shell Trans- .. Trad. . 43 ' Sllnclnlr Con Oil 23. Southern Pacific . 87 ; Southern Railway 23 1 , Btanderd on of N J pfd ios'. I Studebaker Corporation 51 '4 H ) Tennessee Copper 84 H , Texas Co 44 I Texas ft Pa-lflc 18P. Tobacco Products 654 Transcontinental Oil 10 ll I Pnlon Pacific l I T. S. Food Products 24', l c e. ..,.M o . ' P S Ind Alcohol 68 Pnlfed States Rubticr 67 j H United States Steel 83 Ptah Copcer 56 1 H Westlnghouse Electric 45 H Willys r.verlanrL S Amerlcnn 7lnc. Lead and Sm 9 1 Butte and Superior 13 Cala. Petroleum 29B Monkina Power . 66B H Shattuck Arizona 6G Pure Oil 25 Invincible Oil CHICAGO LIVESTOCK i CHICAGO, Jan. 17 (ITnlted States Bli-reau Bli-reau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts 29.- bef '.e.-rs v.-ry slow, around H lower, no early action on steers of $10.00 H or higher value, .ulk $8 001)9.50; few early sales, fat heifers steady, bulk H tending lower on all butcher she-stock; H bulk cows and heifers 15. 0007.75; can- ners and bulls opened stead v; hulk can- H ner cows $3.003.50: bulk bulls $5,250' 6 25; calves slow to lower; stockers and H feeders steady Hogs Receipts 59.000; market falrh steady: strong to 10c higher than Satur- H day's average; big packers buylns; spar- H Inglv; top jy so bulk $y 409. C5: pigs io to 15c higher: bulk desirable 90 to 130 pound plgo $9 77.fr 9 .86 Sheep Receipts 27.000; killing .lasses H generall) about 50c lower, lambs tup $11.25; bulk $10.00ff10. 7'.: lop ewes $6.00; bulk 4 yearlings mostly ts oo i KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK KANSAS CITY Mo. Jan. 17 (L'nlted States Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Re eelpts 16.800; beef steers steady to lower. early sales $7.00ff9.00; she-stock mostly spots weak on bsttex grades H I good and choice $6.O0fj7.00; good heifers I 87.0007.60; tanners and bulls steady: good canners $3.25: calves steady to strong; 1000 pound Texas steers $8.85. I logs Receipts 13.000; market active: steady to 10c lower; mostly steady; best butchers top packers $9 50; light lights to 1 shippers $9 .60; bulk of sales $9.35459 6" Sh.-.-p- Re. -he.p and lamb I fullv steady wethers. $6 25: ewsa $5.25. lambs OMAHA LIVESTOCK. OMAHA, N. i, Jan 17. (United States Bureau of Markets ) Hogs Receipts 9.-000; 9.-000; market active, mostly 10c higher: bulk medium and light butchers $9 301r 9.46; top $9 60; bulk, strong weight and packing grades $9.00,9.25. Cattle Re.-elpts "2H'. beef steers most-I-. I6O860 lower; top early $8 85; earlv alee to shippers: she-stock steady, clos- O Ing Weak to lower; veals and bulls lower. Itockere and feeders about steady. Sheep Re. elyits 12.500 killing classer' Steady to I5e higher: early top lambs tH $11.00. yearlings $ 50; wethers $6.6(1; ewes $6.50; feeders steady, feeding lambs 1 NEW YORK SUGAR NEW YORK, Jan. 17 Raw sugar was Stead) early at 4'-- for t ubas cost and freight equal to 5.63c for centrifugal. Refined steady with a fair Inquiry at 7.75c for fine granulated. Futures opened quiet and prices at nu.ldnv were about 2 to 4 Points net higher on covering. BUTTER AND EGGS. CHICAGO. Jan. 17 Butter easy. Creamery extras 4SVtC standardw 47c. lCggs lower, receipts 45!2 cases, firsts 68069c; ordinary firsts 63 65c; at mark. as Included 6"PaR7c; refrigerator firsts r P ultry alive higher; foyvls 29c, springs mm LIBERTY BONDS. NEW YORK. Jan. 17. Liberty bonds 3b 92 30: first 4s ,87 70. second 4s S7.20; first 4'is 47.78; second 4s 87.42: third 4V4S io 60; fourth P4- "7.62; Vic- mm ; tory 8s 17 IB; VloCorj --' 97.22. AT MINNEAPOLIS. MINNEAPOLIS Minn. Jan 17 Flour j unchanged to 80c l'.yv.-i . ,r' ad lota H ! f.imti. io 40 a bar- rel In 98 pound cotton sacks. Bran on mWM i mm POTATOES. CHICAGO. P rotators unset- tlfjd; receipts northern white sacked 1 it dltfo bulk $1 36 '."( 4S, MJchhcaii whit, -a.-ked $1.40 cwt.; mmj bulk LONDON RATES. LONDON. Jam 17 Bar silver 39d ounce M- ney 5 per cut. Discount rate Short bills 6'r'6Vi per mW cnt. three moi.th blOa 6 11-16 per cent. LONDON METALS LONDON, -lan Standard copper JL72 nd: .1. ir, I' M C-o. tin 1191 5s. lead 23 5s. r.l nc 24 10s. NEW YORK SILVER NEW rORK. Jan 11 -Bar silver do- "'..t; foreign 6C4c. Meglcan dollars 50c. v i i SIDE ONLY. Place only the address on the face o i envelopes mailed to foreign coun-tries coun-tries Is the admonition In the edition oi il... Post. .tin.- Bulletin. .Most f.u Sign '. mi' tries have bans prohibiting uiythlni im! ti.. address and pooiago etumps on t lie address side. Mm (r?eiJ- sSw XDiylBti' |