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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1923)
Omaha Grain Omaha. December 18. Total receipt* at Omaha were 186 care, against 82 cars last year. Total ship-, ments weie 131 cars, against 69 cars a year ago. Omaha cash market was quiet, with, only a fair demand for the offering* Wheat, oafs. rv«* and barley were all quoted about unchanged, while corn sold unchanged to a shade low’er. Chicago future prices- were Inclined to easiness at the start this morning, but commission houses took the offerings and local traders who w'ere short covered, i causing a sharp upturn. There was a ! continuation of the persistent buying of May corn in small lots, absorbing the sur plus offerings in the pit and the upturn was easily attained. Profit-taking ap peared on the bulges and stopped the advance ami during the latter part of the session prices were steady and some what higher than yesterday’s close. MARKET NEWS. Price Current drain Reporter says: The government final report on the 1923 crops will be made next week ami it would not be surprising if the > ield were reduced slightly, especially' In view of re ports of abandoned acreage in the north west. where considerable grain was cut but will never tie threshed owing to the ex-re,ip ly am.ill yield per acre. Canadian wheat is now being imported, dutv p; id. in a rather liberal volume uga!n, fossil, ly 1,000,000 bushels beirg taken by northwestern mills the Past week A gofld par; of it will be shipped just before the dose of navigation and will he held until wanted. New York: A moderate business In wh.at was again reported overnight with no . ncourag. ment from the l nlted King dom. Rate yesterday Manitoba c. i. T. Buffalo sold 4c over Winnipeg May. Broom hull says It is reported that th -re exist* a good demand for * anadlan wheat for .shipment to Japan, especially hii as it i* said the Japanese contemplate Imposing an import duty on wheat in the Russ.-!Is News wires Reported rye product ion in 2K countries aggiegates y54 not.,000 as compared with 83l.OUO.Olbl In same counties in 1933 Considerable .memoirs of Russian lye haw been re ceived at German and Scandinavian ports. It is reported Russian Brain shipments have been entered at Triste for diatr bu lion In Austria. Cxech-Slovakla and outh ern Germain. Grain from Hungary has In cn nmvinB t« Switzerland and Austria, indiciums' lo the department a tevival if trade and aaricullure in the unner Danube basin Shipments ,r°m tower Danube are likely to be ,*'®" *JJ .Rented In early estimate,, the reimrt ilieint savs. European wheat imports Ben eraMy continue less I halt In Iht same period Jast year. _ Omaha t nrl.it Sales W HEAT No. 2 hard winter: 1 ear. *104; 1 rar (heavy). *1.03; 7 2-3 rare. 31*3. 1 tar (live weevil), *1.01; 1 ear. *1-03. u1:l \hXr%Vn.*U 1 ll'-SSi 1 -ar fi;o lbs., 3 3 pit. rye). *1.04; 1 car (live weevil). »l.*»: 3 ears, t No 4 hard winter: ll-.i > ar-.?*t' s‘ car. 99c; 1 cat (5.3 pet damaged). »t>c,i 1 Nc' r."iiard winter- 1 car, *So; 1 car ,. 5 net. heat damage, musty). 91c, 1 car (musty) 97c. 1 tar. 93c- , Sample hard winter: 1 car (46 lbs., 9 pet damaged), 79c. No. 1 spring: 1 car. 61.05. No. 2 spring: l car (dark, special bill ing). $1.16: 1 car, 6107; 1 car (special “VIS.*’* Spring' 1 car. Mr* 1 car. 87c. 1 car (red), hoe; 1 car, 90c. No. 2 mixed: 1 car. 61'-: No. 3 mixed: 1 car (smutty). S1 no. 1 car (durum), 88c; 1 car (durum, smutty). 87c. . Js’o. 4 mixed 1 car (durum), 86$; 1 car (8 pet. damaged). 9fic . No 5 mixed: 1 car i smutty), 91c, 1 car. 90c; 1 car (smutty). 89c. Sample mixed: 1 car (musty). 4c; l car (durum). 85c. 1 car (73 pet durum, musty), 85c. CQRN No. 3 white: 2 cam, 66c, special bill in N’o. 4 white: 4 cars. 66c, apecial btll lnNo. 3 yellow: 2 cars, 654c; 1 car. 66$. 5.4 per cent damaged. No. 4 yellow: 1 car. 6oc; 1 car, 64c. No. 6 yellow: 1 car, 62c; 1 CM, 82 4e. No. 6 yellow: 1 car, 59 4c, 9-5 per cent damaged. No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 65c. No. * mixed. 1 car. 63 4c. special bill ing. 1 car. 63c; 1 car. 62 4o» No. 5 mixed; 2 cars, 6 2c. CfATS. No. 2 white: 1 car, 42%e. No 3 white: 1 car, 42 4c: 3 car*. 42c. 1 car. 41 c. 3 per cent heat damaged No. 4 white; 1 car. 41*4c, special bill ing 1 car. 414c; 2 cars. 414c. spe< ial billing; 1 car 414c. heat damage; 1 car, 4'.v.mple white; 1 car. SSHc. 2* P«r rent heat damage; 1 car. 41 %e, special billing; l car. 35c. 70 per cent beat dam age 1 car. 40c, 12 5 per cent heat dam "*•' RYE. No. 1: 1 rar. 63c. , No. 2; Va *'*r. etc BARI.ET. No. 4; 1 rar. D7S,'. 4ii lb ; 1 car. S.c; uit/uia6'rkce'i’pts AND SHIPMENTS tCAKEOTS, y„. Receipts— Today Abo. Abo. Wheat . 75 77 t’orn . 74 77 2 uats. )" 24 ‘ K»" .. ?. . 3 Week Tear Shipments— Today Ago. Ago_ Wheat . 2" H I" Corn . 5?, IS \l nye_.. 2 i PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS ‘"'"wee* Year wRPPt*" *«%• l.lflKjj r-orn 1 2‘2'LOOO 1.050.000 1,463,090 734,000 f.15.000 mi.*o« Shipments—Today ^ ARo. • W hcat 7 46.000 904,000 l.zo-.OOU ?'orn 7*5:»»» 714.0*0 *12.00* Oats 503.00 O.d.rtOO 592.000 "EXPORT CLEARANCES. \W«*k Year Bushel*— Today. A*°- RAfnon Wheat. Flour 609,000 . * ’orn . 4g'"4)" 20? >« •;« ^ "Kansas ci+Y Receipts. Corn . -‘I i ST DORIS RECEIPTS Wheat . *| I* |l Corn.J9 51 .i 'NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS Mlnn-apoli..*»« , :i*7? 1U7 IS5 Nrw York General. Wheat—Spot, steady; No. 1 dark north ern -wring. 1 »• > track New York do -> , v,. h ird winter, f o. b., $1*1 '•» > No.” I Manitoba, do.% U 11. and No. 2 mi .1 mum. do.. *C»»^y. Nn , low and No. 2 white, c. 1. f, New York i,, i _■ mixed, do. 9">4c. OhU—Spot, et-ady; No. white. 54V4<-. Il.“-miii; No. 2. l2T.80©2t00. Hope—Quiet; elate and 1‘aclflc coast, J822 a, 22©26c. Flour—Quiet; spring patent!. IS O MO, spring tleor.. I5.iiflfli.50 soft win ter straight. I4.7S©&.86; hard winter el mights. $5.50frfi. 1" Corn meal—Market • asy ; tine white and yellow granulated. l2lSft2 35. Buckwheat—Dull, milling. »2.16 nom inal. • Turpentine and Koeln. Savannah. Oa Dee. I - Turpentine^— Market firm, tt'er; sales. 19S barrels, rweipts HI barrel*; shipments, * bar rels stork. 14.241 barrels Koeln—Market firm; -ales 1.«»« receipts. 2.261 casks; shlpmema. 3.203 casks; stock. 121,4 3«> casks djiintf* 11 I* K, F. d und It, I* "n. '■ $4*32 Vb? K .$4 45; M $4.75; N. $4.98. *U. $5.35/ WW X. $J> 70. London Wool. Igondnn. Per 12 —A good ielectloTl n mount ing to 13.39 4 bale*, wai offered at the woo! auction today. Ih-r* *«« •' brink demand. ffftm*. continental and American buyer* parti. Ipated fr«*»y Or* any Marino* are now 10 p**r cent high »r than when the aerie* opened. New York l>rled Fruit. New York, Jfec. 12.—Evaporated n>plt* quiet Prune*, alow. Apncota, uteadjr. Pen'che*. firm }tal*lna, ftcady. Foreign Exchange New York. Joe 12—Foreign K$ rh-ingea—F. aay Quotation* In cent". Great Britain, demand. 43“» . cable" 4’Jx go-day bill* on hank*. 4 26%. France, demand. 5 32. cablea, f> 32*4. Italy, demand. 4 35. cable*, 4 35*4 Belgium, demand, 4.40*4. cattle*. 4 41 Germany, demand, .000000000027; cable* 000000000027 Holland, demand, 3".20; cable*, 3S 25 Norway. demand, 16 04. Sweden demand, 24.31. Benmark, dofnand. 17.H5. Switzerland. demand, 17 45 Spain, demand. 13.04. Greece, demand. 1 73. Poland, demand. .0000J0 fxech<» .Slovakia, demand, 2.13'« •lugo Klavla. demand. 1.14. A ' '•*! rl • demand 00*4 Rumania, demand. .51 H. ArgjniiiiH. tii-uiand 32 -0. Hraztl. demand. 9.30 Montreal, demand, 97 18*32. New York Produce. New York. 1 »er I l Butter ITnaelUad r«-«1pla J0.141; creamery higher fbai extraa, 5 6 4f> 56 VfcC i creamery extraa (9 genres 64 %r Kxur Irregular: receipt*, 11.154 «•**♦** New Jeraey hennery white*, cloaeljr *» !••. i •d eatra*. •* 4• . pearby hennery whiten doaaly aeincted extra* 54c. ata»e. neaii* and nearby weateru hennery whit** flrat to extrae. 6?{pfllr, Pacific rnaat white* extfH* *..'f. «b' fuel* ¥>■ extra fira*« $70*9(1. i ef rig era t • • r flrat*. ( 'beeae— I nacttlad, receipt*, 153.01 B>ounda ¥/ Chicago Grain I»y CHARLK* .1. l.KYDKN. Chicago, Dec 12—A better ton# pf» vailed in the wheat pit today, and with pressure lacking prices advanced rathe? easily. The basis for tho strength was largel»r due to the improved political outlook in Europe This was given pa? ticular attention by the trade for the reason that there is plentv of talk cut rent regarding shipment of wheat lo Germany. Wheat closed %c to 1 %c higher, corn was %c to %c advanced. oats were %c to %<■ up and rye ruled unchanged to %c advanced. Much of the buying of wheat was In the way of back-spreading against sales of corn. As the session progressed ih • market was given added liability by a rumor to the effect that Chicago bankers were In conference regarding the financ ing of export grain to f^pmany Min neapolis developed sun using strength compared to the recent weakness there Corn was under pressure from buck snrenders. but managed to finish In slightly higher ground The < ash de mand was fairly active with prices higher early. Houses with northwest connecting** were free sellers of the Mac delivery, but commission houses and shorts accepted «1| offerings on tile dips and. tlie surplus was finally absorbed. Trade in oats was moderate. Commis sion houses bought on resting orders an I the offerings were confined to the bulges. Eastern houses were moderate buyers In the rye pit. Selling was scattered. Provisions were slow but firm. Lard was unchanged to 2%e higher and ribs were unchanged. Pit Notes. In this market cash wheat was strong. The receipts were only 15 cars and tho scant offerings w^re readily taken. De liveries were absorbed by cash Interests in the northwest cash wheat whs in good dematul. Stocks at Minneapolis have increased but 175.000 bushels for four days. There was a distinct tendency In the ' rade today to shun the erhort side of the market. Tin* way prices advanced after the undeniably weak close of the previous day was significant to many. Tho relief agitation going on at Wash ington has made tho bear side unde si ra ble. Domestic flour demand is said to bo fairly active, especially for prompt ship-1 ment. However, a message from the southwest told of a closing down of one mill having a capacity of 1.500 barrels. Clearances of 2.000,OIM» barrels of flour ! during the, month of November indicate that the export outlet for this com modity is fair. Reports from the northwest have it that Canadian wheat is being Imported at the average of 1.000,000 bushels each week, and owing to the relatively high cost of producing grain tn our own northwest compared with Canada a raise in the tariff Is not Improbable. President Coolklge js said to favor the idea and many figure that conditions warrant it. CHICAGO MARKETS. By Updike Grain company, Atlantic 631 2. Art. 1 open. I High. I Low. I Close. |_Yes._ YV heatl 1 I Dec. 1.02% I 1.04%! 1.02% 1.04% 1.03 ! 1.03 '||| May i l.l)8«* 1.09% 1.08% 1.09% 1.08% ! 1.08 %i ' 1 09 % 1.08% July : 1.06% 1.07% 106% 1.07%, 1.06% Rye. | Dec. .67%' .67% .67%! .67%' .67% May i .73%: .71% .73%! .74 .73 % July ' .74 1 .74 .74 .74 I .73% Corn. I 1 Dec. .72% l .72%' .71% .72%' .72 .71%! ! .72%, .72% May .73%i .74% .73% .73% .73% ! .73%; i I .73% .July .74% .75 .74 % .74% .7 4% .74% I Oats Dec. .42% .42% i .42% .42% ,42% .42% . May 45% 45% .45% 45% 45% ♦ 5%'. July .43% 43% 43% 43% 43% • 43% . Lard I Jan 1 2 10 1 2 35 12 30 12.10 12.30 May 12.30 12 35 12.30 1 2 36 12.32 Riba Jan. 9.82 9.«2 9.80 9 SO 9 87 May 9 97 9.97 9 92 9 92 10 oj Minneapolis Grain. Minneapolis. Minn . Dec. 12—Wheat— Cash, No 1 northern. SI 11 "a 1.13; No. 1 dark northern spring, choice to fancy. Si 1S0! 2;;. good to choice SI. 14 0 1 17. ordinary to good. $1.1201 14; December $1 09. Mac, $1.12% ; July. 11 14 % Corn—No. 3 yellow. 64#65c. Oat*—No 3 white. 39%0 4Oe. Barley—4 8 t» 62c Rye—No. 2. 65*4 0 66 %r. Flaxseed—No 1. $2 4602.49. Kansas (Ity Grain. Kansas City, Dec. 12—Wheat—No. 2. ! hard. $1030120; No 2. red. $1 10, D* c ember. 99c, bid, May* $104%. July, $1.01% bid. Corn—No. 3. white, 67% 0 64c; No 2. yellow, 71? : No. 3, yellow. 69070c; No 2. mixed. 69c; December. 68 %c. bid; May, 70c, split, asked; July, 70%c split, bid. Hay unchanged. Nt. LotllC Grain. St. Louis, Mo. Dee 12.—Close: Wheat I—December. $106 May. $110%#!.10%. f Corn December. 71 %< ; May. 7 4 %c. j Date—December, 44c. May, 47c. Mliinenpolin Hour. Minneapolis. Minn Dec. 1?—Flour— 1 Or lower: family patents, $6.0504 3d. Bran—$2$.00027.00 New York Sugar. New York. Dec 12—Further advance* ; were recorded in raw sugar today with j spot price* now on th* basis of $7 4i duty pap! The sale* inriudfd 3.5'in bags of I Peru* at 6 3 16< »• | f equal to $7 41 duty paid, and 20.509 bag* « f other full duties at 5%« r i. f equal to $7 47 for | centrifugal. There also were sale* of 6 600 bags of Cuban for prompt shipment at 5%«■ cost and freight equal to $7 41 for centrifugal, with buyers at r. ll-16c late in the day. but none offered. Raw sugar future* opened 2 to 4 point* lower and later declined 6 to 7 point* under liquidation and selling by Cuban interests March*-douched g 4 * 2 and May $4.78. where the decline wan checked by the upturn in the spot inarke’ Active lat* covering and some fresh outside buying recovered the early loss and the close wan unchanged to 4 points net higher January, $5 39; March, $4 •» 1 . May. $48/; July. $4 95 A 1 it-t Ie letter Inquiry was the only feature In refined sugar and price* were unchiinged at $9.05 to $‘i IS for fine gran ulated. Refined Futures—Nomina! New York Coffee. - New York, Dec. 12—The market for coffee future* opened at an advan' e of - to points on covering by near month short* ami In sympathy with higher ca ble* from Brazil. The demand for 1*** < ember Hppem»*d to be euppind at the advance to 10.26 and no further business was reported In that position while M*arch eased off from 9 36 to 9 27c under realizing The market closed 6 to 7 points net higher Bairs w*r» -Miniated at about 16.000 bag* December. 10.11c; March, 9 33c; May. H.KSr; July, 8 4 3c, September and October, 6.27c, December. 1924. 8.10c The local spot market was quiet and nominally unchanged at 11 to 11 %o for Ftiu 7» and 14 %« to 16 %c for Santo* 4a < hlrago Butter. Chicago. Dec, 12—The butter market h'-ro today showed little change from >r-ster»lay In that trading waa light. .Sup plies were generally ample and the tone of the market, was about steady Fancy butter and real undergrades were fatrlv readily moved Medium score* were in fairly liberal supply and hard to move “ The. supply of cars whs light, but de mand vs* indifferent. Moat <>f the bet ter grading < ars were being delivered on December contracts. There was very lit tle Intel eat In storage butter Fresh Mutter—91 *• or*. 63c; 91 m ore. 62c 90 score. 49 %c; 89 *» n-e. 47 %c. «H »«nre, 45%c 67 noire. 44- 86 *c».r* 43c. Centralized t'arlots—90 *'ore, 49c; S3' score. 46%c; 88 score. 44%'h45c. New' York Drv Bond* New York. Dec 12 -Cotton goods were slightly firmer today after the govern ment crop report was Issued Trading showed a little activity Yarns were ir regular. considerable price cutting being reported on odd lots *.f accumulated goods for early use Burlap* were barely steady. Hlllt* showed no tnsrked change Chicago Mock*. Close Asked Armour A »*« . . 8 3 83% Armour A Co., Del , pfd. 94 94% Albert Pick .22% 22% Masslck . 26 26% i arblde . 64% 5«% Cr ru. dlaon .. .7%.127 127% Continental Motor* . .. 6% 7 Cudshv . f.o go% Dan ftftone . 33 33 % Diamond Match . 119 10% Deere nfd . 6|% 63 Kddv Paper .. 3 4'; 34% Mbhy . \ 4 8; 4$* National I.anther . 1 2% Ouaker < ttlk ..27•» 27 8 P en Motor* . 17 IS Swift A Co. 100 100% Swift Ini’l .. 17% 18% Thompson ... 49% 60 v ahl . 40 4 1 Wrlgley . 39 % 39% Yellow Mfg Ci*. 96 96 % Tallow Cab .. . 126% 126 Mon* City Livestock Hloug City, |)*» 12 —Cuttle - Receipt* J.f.'to head, market slow, kill* r* steady. Stockers unevenly lower, fst sieers and yearling*. $6 0001° 00; bulk 97 000810, fat cows and heifers, $;> 600 10 00. can* ner* and cutters |2 0003.00, gras* cow* • nd heifer*. 1.1 26 0 6 26, vrnla. 13 000 10 00. bulls 92.6006 00 feeders. $4,600 7 26, atocker*, S4 60 0 7.60; stock yearling* and calves $4 0007 26. feeding lows and heifer*. $60hi f» on • Hoga—Receipt a, 1 2.000 head; market 10 to 16c lower; top, $0 46. bulk **f »H|e*. $6 1006 41' light*. 16.0006.10 butcher*. $0 160* tf. mixed $*, 2006 36 heawy packers. $6 164(6 26 Hh«ep and Lamb* Receipts, l.000 Rend market atmdy. M. Jwaeplt Livestock. Ht Joseph Mo Dec I > flogs Re ceipt* 14.0000 head *tendv to (,*• |..w«i top. $0 66 hulk uf tutle* i*, 40 r'"ttl* Receipts 3.600 head »fead\ ■ i ll $$| 11 Uo - urn i a '"i - aifei * t 010.00. elvf* $4.0009.00, *fn<k*ra and feeder* $6 00 0 7 60 Sheet* mill Lamti* Rarelpt* 6,008 bead, i slow , tendec » '■•wor, lamb*. $ 11.v »ta 12 no tu«*. $6 60 06.60 Omaha Livestock ,, l»#c. 12. 1923. Receipts were— Hattie Hogs Sheep Official Monday .15.*24 12,1 72 12,529 official Tuesday 10.541 13.841 12.890 Estimate Wednesday . iO.oOo 13,400 14.000 Th i ee days this week 4t,4Tt 39.419 S;»*nie days last wk. .25.883 80,519 37.568 s.ime days 2 wks. ago 21.023 28.792 31.327 Mime days 3 wks. ago .'*.303 27,798 32,603 Same days year ago 27.693 38,463 39,402 Receipts and disppaition of livestock at ihc I'nion stockyards. Omaha. Neb., for 24 hours ending at 3 p. m.t Decem ber 12, 1923: RK< ’El PTS—CA RL< »TS (’at tie Hogs Sheep < . M. A St P. Ry.15 9 2 Mo. Pac. Ry. 8 6 1 If. P. Hy. 75 41 22 ( . A X. W . east . 5 3 ... A N. W. west . 68 72 5 S. St. P. M. A U. 3 9 (’ B. A Q . east . .. 2* 8 2 i ’. B. A Q . -west. 59 34 17 (*- R. I. A !\. east . ... 24 2 1 O. R. I. A P . west . . . . 5 3 6 7 Ry. t 5 C. a. W. Hy.3* . Total rfM-elpts .363 171 60 DISPOSITION—H HAD. (‘attic* Ho s.Sheep Armour A Oo. 1391 3311 2996 Cudahy Pack. Co. 217 2029 .... .Morris Packing Co. *27 101 5 2622 Swift A Co. . 1369 1959 2202 Hoffman Bros . 9 .. Ala ye row I eh A Vail..... 3 .. Midwest Pack. Co. 1 ti ... .... Omaha Pack. Co. . .v. 2 8 . John Smith A Sons .... 6 . 5 Omaha Pack. Co. .. 10 . Murphy, J. W.. . . 561 .... Swart /. A Co . . 150 .... Lincoln Parking Co. .. 113 . Nagle Pac king Co. 76 . Sinclair Pack. Co. ... 17 .... .... Wilson Parking Co. .. 21 .... .... Anderson A Son .... 7 . Benton, V. S. A Hughes 36 . Bulla. J H. 66 . Cheek. W H. 3 . ' hristle, E (J. A Son . 6 . Dennis A Francis .... 125 . Kills A Co. 19 . Harvey, John . 289 . Inghratn. T J. 1 . Kellogg. F (J.f 45 . Krebbs A Co. 34 . Longman Bros.212 . Luberger, Henry S. 174 . Mo. Kan C. A C. Co . 109 . Root.* J. B. A Co 3*4 . Smiley Bros. . 27 . Sullivan Bros. 1 . Wertheimer A Degan .. 212 . Other buyers . 1327 .... 4488 Total .8335 1349 15317 Cattle—Receipts. 10,000 head Contin ued heavy receipts of cattle were re sponsible for further declines In prices and trade was very dull from start to finish. A few choice yearlings brought $12.00 but on the big bulk of the cattle it was a 15 025c low er deal and t h. three days’ decline amounts to fully 50$ 7 m There were not a great many sales of fat <ait!e above $9 00. Cow stuff was :t moderate demand at steady to uneven ,y lower prices. Desirable feeding steers continue in active demand and firm while . rdinn ry light and medium weight stuff s hard to move and decidedly lower (Quotations on cattle. Hood to choice beeves. $9.00010.00; fair to good beeves. $8.000 9 00; common to fair beeves. $7.23 y/8 no. trashy warinedup beeves. $6.OOP 7."m; choice to prime yearlings. $11,000 12.25; good to choice yearlings, $9 7 6 4; in.(Hi; fair to good yearlings, *8.5009.60; ..million to fair yearlings. $7.0008 56. good to choice fed heifer*. $7.2503.50; fair to good fed heifers, 0007.00; com mon to fal. fed heifers $4 5005.50; good choice f -«1 cows, $5 7506.75; fair to good fed cows, $4 504/5.50; common tol fair fed cows. I 25$ 4.60; good to iftolce feeders. $7,350 7 9"; fair to good feeders. 16.5007.25, common to fair feeders, $5.50 n 6.50. good to choice Stockers. *7 » H. 00; fair to good stockers, $3 5007.25; common to fair stockers, $6 50 0 6.56. trashy stockers. $4 0006 25; stcck heifer*. $3.75 05.26. stock cows, $3 000 3 85; stock calves. $4 000*09; vea i calves. $3.0009 50; bulls, stags, etc . $3,000 >.25 good to choice grass beeves. $7.0008 mm < .minon to medium grass beeves, to 50 0 6 75; choice to crime grass cows, S 1 c, 26; good to choic e grass rowr B 50 0 VJ6; fair to good grass cow# * 3 7 S *4 • *>. fair to prime grass heifers. $4 2$< 00. BEEF STEERS No. Av Pr No. Av Pr. 12. f.21 $7 00 22.1-44 $7 .a 22 ... 1020 7 50 8 820 8 00 22 . 1 043 8 25 9.1 1 91 “75 22 .1227 9 00 18 103$ * L STEERS AND HEIFERS 12 . 7 23 » 60 11 904 12 00 cows 7.1101 € 00 HEIFERS 20. 768 6 00 12... .110 625 23 . 734 7 C»0 8TOTKEKS AND FEEDERS 50. 9S0 7 20 » \ LV E8 4 . 242 6 00 1 160 7 60 1. 160 9 50 Hogs—Receipts. 12 400 head Liberal suprd ►* and lower markets at eastern points again weighed heavy on local ! rude and the market *■ a whole was dull a nd weak outlet to shipper* was .•gi n of small volume with the springllng of stuff that did move in fhi* direction looking 10c lower to possibly a trifle more than yesterday's average market Packer t raMe was also at a standstill in the early hours of the forenoon with the marker wer«k Bulk of the sales wa> at $5 9" 'u 6 2 (I With eariv top. $6 4" HOGS No Av Sh Pr No Kv $ h. Pr 39 273 110 $6 26 80. 220 $« 35 120.367 ... 640 69 30$ . 72 245 . Sheep Receipts. 14."Of Th# fair!' larger run of killer Iamb# on today’s market met with an active demand and movement began early »» plrces steady to 10c lower than Tuesday Tha few fosd^rs that ever* included in th« dan supply moved readily at fully steady prii **m. t»eat kinds touching $12 10. Aged sheet, trad* was around steady Quotations on sheep and lambs: Fair latnbN. good t<» choice 111 76 4ft 12 50; fi*» lamb*, fair to good $1! ft00 11 <5, clipped $10- $10.90 feed’ng lambs 111 25 $ 12 on wethers. $6 000 * 00; y-srllng* 18 00010 75: fst *we« light. $6 0007.00; fat ewes, heavv. $4 2505 76. FAT EWES No. Wt Pr 199 feeder# 103 $7 0" 205 feeders . ...113 7 10 FAT LAMBS 143 n>*..*2 12 40 218 nat. $0 12 50 ( lllrniu livestock. Fhlago. Dec 12 «Httle- *«< elpta IC.OO'i head; very uneven; letter grade ' ear ilng*. in response to urgent I'hrlatmae demand, active, strong to 26c higher; ton long year hogs Si 3 25; best light kind mixed steers ,.nd beifers. 11100 numer ous loads. 111 ..0 V '2 60; weighty steers dnl detimralited - lower, spots off < onslderatdy more. nun) unsold at KSOfl t'»l» BlttVfN *•.■• to Flippers. 111.0r.; weight l :,<*3 pounds: best handv w ifhtst H • *r.. fat she stock excepting well conditioned light weight beef helf ers of value to sell above $7 SO largely lower lower graft* till!# weak to I 5c off others steady; veslers « losing strong to 26c higher i packers paying ur» to fv 76. bulk. !!• 0009 60, practically all Stocker steers dull, weak to lower; feed ers averaging 700 rounds up stssdv Hog* Receipt ■. 40.000 head; market uneven: inoatlv 10c to 13c lower than >. eaterday s treat time **r eround weak to ► hede lower than average bulk good a ipl choice 225 to 300 round butchers. «. •; 0 H4 46 for.. 44.70; Milk better grades 140 to 210-p"«ind average. fe 40 *t 1 4f ■•"king «*,ws largely |4tOf/4 4 “laughter t*lg« 10c to 15c lower; dealmble -t! "ir west 's. $6 7600 15. eatlmated holdover. 17,000. « Sheep and bsnibi—HF' ^lpt*. 2 bead; better gradea fat lamb* dosing fullv 26c lower; Inletwcrn grades beavlea and clipped lamb* mostly • Or Pixyer. spot more; sheep, mil natives I nobs s ml feeding lamb* 26c lower hulk •'Mod and choice fat wnoled lambs. 7 I 7 00f/, 1 3 10- one double prime *0 pound - vernge*. I’3 36. clipped lambs largely *11.0001140 best fit ewes. $7.50; top feeding l«»nb". $12 4° K it usas Illy l.lvestork. Kansas C’lty, Dec. 1? —Cattle—Receipt* 4.000 head . calv es 2 000. handv weigh’ fed Steers and yearlings, steadv; other killing Steers, dull, w eak t *| 1 5r low er ; l est f eai-llngs $11 bulk short feds. S7 60ftiFid she stock. uneven; better rrades and ranners stid 'Utters steadv; In between grade* cows and mgdiutn h»‘lf era alow, unevenly lower beef COWS $3 50 iv00 cannei s and * utters. $2 0003 26; bulls dull ' elves stea'lv to 26c lower, top veals 19 00 bulk medium and heavies. 14 nt<'u7 00 slockers and feedsra slow, weak to 16c lower, bulk. S6 7I07 20; top. 17 46 M My s Receipt* 20.000 head dull few sales to shippers steady to weak packers bidding around I « lower a few good ,720 t<* ?10 Mound a erage* at 1*« 4«*04 45. too. t*t 64 • bulk **f sale*. |4 10*»4 46 bulk 5 pa* king anwa moat I v, t*'> Oftfhl 16. stork i■ lg* steady, bulk • 00 0 6 4U hcep and f,amh* ttecalpt*. 4.000 head, killing * ***** generate *t#gdv e.«*tv top fed lambs |l’ 40 some held highlit; others moat tv 112 00012 25. Nt l out* I .Destock. Fast *t Fouls, 111 Dec 12 -Hogs Re relp’s 20 00** l»end opened generally stead* - * toning tope r.c higher than esi h ton «4 7bulk H" pound* and up. • 0 50fr rt ; U0 »<» 1 " rotund*. 14 250 4 50 good weight pigs. $4.00ff4l6; tin der 11" ttoun«ls. $6 60fi 76 packer sows, ir, * •. at r, <k i‘mile Receipts, 4 600 beef steer# Inker *orm Lid* 60c lower on medium gr-.dc- 6I '?6\ paid f"i maDire steer*. It • f.O bid on v\*iling“ hulk steer*. 9* «< tt. oo medium and ««<»<! light v«.jr lf„gs. .ti Mi. lower bulk, *• I.,cf row IU'-i 16- low* bulk 1176^ 4 7 6 curly biPRr sabs steadv now l*»ij lug low*** inxiers about steadv a* *’ <n Ileht veslers steady to 60c down H( tv ' (»«* I" 0"; stock steer* unchanged „t IT. OH 0 4 00 .... Mb cep and lunnhs Receipts 1 ona* head bast lamhs. 10tl1f.c higher ♦*» bull tier* and shipper emU 117100 13 Jf. later market to packer* atend some closing galea W'-nk lo “6e lower Packer t mt 11' ?6 bulk wool lamb* I I •» ‘f r, II |? 7 , • ills 40 two deck* fall ■ horn stock $tl9o«M9flft; light mutton eu • 94 HO 0 4 ', 0 , heavlr*. 14 "0. New dork (iilltin m \ > | o*. I 'l Th« riM |o|| Itnif bet , . ' firm st nst advances of 15° to 200 point a. Financial Total ifock sales. 965.0»0 share#. Twenty Indus'rials averaged f4.11, nat gain. .46. High. 1 923, 106..IS; low. *5.76 Twenty railroads averaged 84.01; net gain. 3!* High, 1923. 99.61; low. 79.61. By Associated Press. New York. Dec. 12.—Speculators for the advance regained control of today's stock market, staging bullish demonstrations in the food, motor, steel, rubber and chemi cal shares, despite intermittent profit taking in various sections of the list Net gains In the active Industrials ranged from large fractions to nearly 6 points, with Turn Product# the Individual fea lure. Weekly step! and Iron trad© reviews reported the appearance of good buying for the furst quarter of next year, par ticularly by the motor cat companies. They brought fresh buying Into the steel Blocks, although the gains were small. Rubbers were taken In hand on the pub lication of reports that the next revision in tire prices would be upward, Kelly Sprlngfleld advancing 1%. New York Central crossed 107 to a new 1923 high on the announcement of a distribution of Reading rights to stock helders. but it fell back a point to 106*4 on profit-taking. Chi-ago & Northwest ern. which dropped 10 points yesterday on the reduction of the semi-annual divi dend. recovered nearly 2 points of its loss today on the announcement of Vice President I.ynde that the change meant the placing of the stock on s 4 per cent basis and not a 3 per cent baals, as re ported yesterday. Other northwestern rails Improved 1n sympathy. Northwestern, Northern Pa cific. Union Pacific and Great Northern preferred each closing about a point higher Motor and motor accessories shares were heavily bought In anticipation of good business and special dividend dis tribution* next, year, gains of a point or more being recorded by Studebaker, Max well Motors A. Stewart Warner. Timken Roller Bearing. Hayes Wheel and Wlllys Overland preferred, the last named lump ing 2 4 points. Strength of Pierre-Arrow issues was directly traceable to the com pany's announcement that it had re duced Its bank loans $1,000,000. Some' of the other strong spots In the industrial list Included Commercial Solv ents A and H. the latter up 4 \ , United "States Industrial Alcohol. International Nickel. American l*e. American Snuff, Iron Products. National Lead and Kinney Tobacco. Davison Chemical fluctuated rather er rat Rally, opening at 764. advancing slightly, breaking to 724 and closing at 77H for a net gain of 14 points Announcement was made after the market closed that the now no par capital stock of the William Wrlgley. Jr, company, which has been dealt In on the curb, had been admitted to the "big board M . . (’all money opened at 5 per cent, but softened to 4 \ before the close The time* money and commercial paper mar kets were only moderately active, with 5 per rent the ruling rate. Foreign exchanges lost ground. De mand sterling dropped more than a cent to *4 37 4 and French francs were off nearly 7 points at 5 31 cents Other cur rencles showed nominal recessions. I New York Quotations Now York alack exchftng, quotation, furnlnhed by J. S Hm he A Co , Z24 Omaha National Hank building. Tue,. High. how. Close Close. A lax Rubber .... 7 A* 7 7 7 Allied ('hem . ... ,7% 47’, ,7V, ex', Allla*Cha)mer, ... 4Ar.i, 4SV, 4t> Am Heel Sugar VOV, 40 40‘i 411 Am ('an . 106 HKtt, 104 V, Hos Am C & F ..164 167 v, 164 1641, Am H A h pfd . 4US 41 S 41 % 41H Am Inter Corp .. 23 V, 22', 234, 23', Am 1.1 n OH ... 16 133, 16 15S Am hoco . 73 S 72V, 71S 73 Am s A Com-... US U 11 1614 Am Smell . 64 67 S 67T, 67', Am 8tl F . 39 S 34 ;* 341, Am Bug .66’, 63 s 66 S6S Am Sumatra ... 21 206, 21 20S Am TAT. 126’, 123’, 126’, 126 Am Tob . . .. 1606, 14 3 S 160 S I'D Am Woolen . 76 74 •, 76 74’, Anaconda . ss>; 37’, 3, 34s AmocI HO 43% 43 *3 ItS Atchison .97 s 97 S 97 % 97 s At tlult A W I .. I S 1, 17. 16 141, Austin Nil hoi, ... 251, 26 26 231, Auto Knitter ..... 9S 1, 4 A jl I ta Main .123', 12*S 1HH 124‘, L*K A »>hlo . f.9% 9 59% 59 SJ«** . -V•" ** 62S 52% 52% lloach M Hg . 37% 3“ 37? 37 ' allf I ecking .... hmL *o% . 24% 24% -4% 24% « *n Pacific . 14.% 144% 145% 144% ' -nt Leather .... lu% 10 10% ] .> % 1 handier Motor* «v% n; % t7% m% «'hf» A Ohio .... 7<»% t>9% 7 0 % *59% »’hl A S W . ... 52 49% 5 1 49% « M A St 1* .1.3 12% 13 12% '■ »' * *} f. PM *3’i 22 S 21 Vi 72 V. 11 > ■ 23'a 2222 S 27*. ' hit- Copper 27 S 2727 W 2?S 1 hlno .17 S 3 6 S 1«S 16 ( oca-Co!* .75 S 7M» 11% 74S 1 F A Iron.... 22 % Columbia Gas ....33% 33% 23% 37% ‘ °n Cigar* . 17 j;% '"nt 'an.to', 44% 49% 43% ' orn Trod . 14 % 140% I4r.% 139% ' "id.-n . 33% 33% J2% 3.1% Crucible . 4i 7 % €6 ftt, *5% •'•Jha Cane Hug 14% 14% 14% 14% ' ub« Cane 8g pfd 5 % 54% 65% 64% Cuba-Am .Sugar .32% 3 1% 3 2 .71% 4 uyamei Fruit ... *5% 65% <5% «5% Davldaun «'h»*tn .71% 72% 77% 76% Del A Hud-on 10« 1«7% l v li>h% Dupont Da Nm .131% 132% 1*2% 132% Dome Mining 19 % 19% 19% H% Krie .21% ;r. % lu% 10% Famou* Pleyera . 7"% 69% *n 7"% Flak Rubber . ft % 7% x% 7% Freeport. Texa* .12% 12 % 12% 12% U-nera! Aaphalt 34% 34 <:*n. Electric ... 10-% If. % 197 199% «J-n Motor# ... . 15% 15% i*% J5% (Snorin' h . 23% 21% 23% jTfi (ireat N O .. 2* % 2" % 2ft % 2» % die.xt N Ry pfd 5'% 55 % 64% 6S liulf State* Steel, ft 2 % 12% ftl% ft]% lludenn Motor# .. -" % 27% 2*% 2ft Houston Oil . 6!% 60% «1% t>o% Hupp Motor* ... 22V* 21% 22 22 % Illtnni* Ontral .102% D i% 1*12 % 1*>2% ln*t*ir*tlon .. 24% 24% 24% 24% International H 77 76 % 77 77 In Merc Marin* . 6% 6 *5% 6 % In Mer Marlnr 4% 6% ♦. % 6% Inter Nickel .... 14% 12% 14% 1 2 % 111 Paper . 35 % 34% 35% 33% Invincible (III ... D % 10% 1" % 10% K c Southern ... 11% 1>% Kelley Sp .33% 31% 33% 31% Kanneioti . 34% 33% J4% 34 Keystone T'r# . . 3% 3% 1% 3% Lee Rubber .. 14 14 Lehigh \ alley . . «.’% Lima Locomotive. 65% (4% 65% 6 7% CoulavlUe .V Nash. 91 9" i!ark Truck 39% *-% **% ftft% Mnxwel) Motor A. 49% 4 % 4*% 47% Marland 35 4% 34% (% Maxwell Motor B. 14% U% 14 13% Met Seaboard 1 % l.% 13% 12% Middle State* Oil. 5% 6% 5% ?% Midvale Steel. . .. 2*\ Mo Pacific . . D*% D»% 10% lo% Mo Palflo pfd . . 2*% 2' % 2ft % 2ft % Mon* Ward . 25 24 % 24% 26 Nat Enamel - 4'% 42% 42% 42% Nat lead .130% 127% 12*% 117% N Y Air Drake . . . 4r> 4«% N Y Central.167% 106% 104% 105 ST Nil A H ..14% 14% 14% 14% No Pacific 62% 62% 52% 51% «>rpheum . . 1«% 1 ft % 1«% 1ft % • taeriH Hot t !• 4f. % 44% 45 44% Pacific »MI 4 t % 4.% 4 j % 4 % Pan American R.. 69% 6ft% 56 69 Penn HR . 4 % 42% 42% 42% People* (J«a . *7 »*% 96% 97% Pierre Arrow 1 »• % 10% 1"% 1 (» Preened Steel Car. 64% Pro Ar Ref . ;*% 2% 2< 24 Pullman ... . 124 122% 12:% 1 M % Pure till .lft % 1ft % lft% 1ft % Rv Steel Spring . . 111 % Re*,l,ng . 79% 7 ft % 7k % 7* % Replug le 13% 12% 13% 13 Ml 111 4 * , 4 % Roval l>iitch N Y 60% 49% 5f% 50 S» LAST 16% l»% Seara-Roebuck . * % *3% Shell I n oil S 1'% 16% 16% Sinclair Oil . 23% 23 13% 23% Sloaa Hheff . 59% 6ft% •' » % 7**% Hkelly oil . 22% 22% South Pacific *7% ft7% *7% South Rv . 37 % 37% 37% 37 Stand t»ll Cal .... 6«% 54% 56% 66% Stand OH N .T 36% 3* % 36% 16% Stewart Warner 6"6t ft6 9" *9% Mtr«*»Tiherg Carb **% t? *2% *2 bt tide tinker . 10 6% 104% 1«»*ft% 1"f. % Texas < •» . . ■ 41 % 40% 4" % 4" % T« x .i * A Pa< lMc . 1'*% I * % Tint K ' H H 14 .39% 3ft % 3* 3X% Toba.co Products. 75 73% 7 4 73 % Tran* OH . 2 % 2% ?% % Colon Pacific . 1?*S 137% 127% 126% I ntfed Fruit 17V % 176 176 i«.i I S In.! Alcohol 64% 6 2 61 % 62 I S Ruhbar 3«% *7% 3»% 17% t « Steel 64 94% 96% 64% I S Steel pfd 116% 116 Cl ah Copper .64 43% *»4 6 4 Vanadium . 30% 16% 3n% .10% W a ha ah 11% 11% 1 > % 11% Wshaah 4 . . 35% 34% 34% VS *•»! Inghouae F. .41% on ft* 40% 41% White F.agl* OH. 74 .'«% White Motor* 57 6*% 67 54 % Willy* Overland.. 1h% 9|ft% *» % Wllann ?3«t 31% 73 21% Worthington P ... 27 Total atorka, »»ti.7<io i lal iond*. 111,701 1 no New York Bonds Ntw York. I 1- Mond trading on ih* N>« York exchange nan quit* n<»iv* today with prlc* movetnonta restricted to ielativ«ly narrpw range The selling movement. which atarted yesterday mi announcement of unfav orable dividend action by two western • airier# continued through the forenoon, but buyer# found moderately "'P, JT price* during the afternoon. rh* high grade investment railroad mortgage# closed the day «t .slightly better price#, but ;i majority of the #econdary i«*ue* were somewhat below yesterday a final figure# Huyer# wf*re In the market In fair vol ume for noth public utility company bonds and domestic industrial lien#, with th« result that firm or better prices pre vailed at th« close Sugar company bonds found ready buyer#. The market for new- issue# continued good. offering HyndicaPe* announced the hook* hod heeu closed on two »j»*bl* of ferings earlv In the day—125.000 snare# of National Hairy Product* corporation stork and $5,000,000 Virginian railway company 6 per rent bond*. Offerings wtl I bo made tomorrow nr an tasue of I4.00M.OOP 26-year 5% per cent refunding mortgage bond* of the Roi heater tia* and Electric company Another offering scheduled for tomor row i* an iHsue of 112,000,000. four lo '6-year 6% per cent first mortgage bond* of the 8. 'V. Strau* At Co.'* new building In Chicago. V. 8. Bond*. (U. ft bonds in dollars and $2da of dol Hale* (In $1,000*). High. Low Close. 361 Liberty 3%a. 9S.31 9920 99 31 79 Liberty 1st 4%a 98.13 9*10 9H.11 164 Liberty 2d 4%*..9ft.10 98.6 9*11(1 1791 Liberty 3d 4%i.. 99 * 99 5 99* 453 Liberty 4th 4%*..9*.14 99 10 9* 12 59 U. S. Gov't 4%« 99.17 99 16 99.17 Foreign. 1 A Jurgen M W 6e. 78% 78% 70% 7 Atgentlne 7s ..102 102 l'Jt 25 Aug U gtd loan 7* 87% 97% 87% 24 t! of Bordeaux 6s. 7d% 75% 75% 1 C Cop'gen 5 %• .87% 87% 87 a 16 C of O Prague 7%* 77 77 77 13 City of l.yon* 6s.. 76 75% .5% 21 e of Marseille* 6*.. 76 75 % 76% 8 C Klo de ,r *■ 47 *»% S«% 98 % 5 City of Toklo 6*.. 63% 63% 63% 2* Czech Rep » ctfa.. 94 93% 94 5 Danish Muni *a A . 107% 10i% 1J1JJ 8 Dept of Heine 7*.. *2% 82% *2% 4 D of Can 6% n '29.101 101 101 411 D of Can 6a '52 99% 99 99 63 Dutch E 1 6a '62.. 94% 94% 94% 14 Dutch E I 6» '47.. 96 96 96 65 French Kepub 8s . 96% *6% 96 4 34 French Rep 7%a .. 93% 93% 93% 7 Japanese 4a .79»4 79% 79% 7 King of Hel *a .. 9»% 98% 08% 26 King of Bel 7%* . . 97% 97% 9, % 2 King P#n 6# ... S.1% 93% 93 4 1 King Italy 6%a 9*% 9* % 96% 4 King Neth 6* .... 96 96 96 22 King Nor 6a . 94 93% 94 x K ng 8 r 8 A# .... f>5%, fi & • » 7 King Swed 6* ...104 103% 108% 91 Oriental 1> d 6a . 89 8*% *9 16 Porla-Ly Med 6* .. 70 70 70 67 Rep Bolivia 8* . . *7 *6% »*% i! Rep Chile ** 1941 .105 105 10.. 37 Rep Col. 6%» .... 95 94 % 94% 120 Rep Cuba 5%* .... 90% 90 J2 19 Rap Haiti *a A 90% 9*% 90 20 .Bate Uueen 6a 100% 100% ljjj. 5 Slate R O d 8 8. 94 93% 93% 1 State 8 P i f »• • »7% *7% 2 Swiss t’on 8s . ..111% 111 . 7 3 3 a 76 C K 11 H & I 5%s 109% 10834 10874 25 l K a B 42 I s’. .101 100% 100% 45 V S Brasil 8* . ... »6% }5 »•' 2 U S Brasil 7%s... 96% 96% 96% 15 U 8 Bra C R E 7a 71% 78% ■»% 6 U 8 of Met 5a . 47 4 t 41 KaIIwit And MlAffliAnfoiM*. 31 Am Agr Cham 7Si 11 JJSi 1 Am Smelting 6....103 10J 21 Am Smelting *e... «S •* , 1« Am Sugar 6« .100 4, lOOS 1»» 4 .4 Am TAT rv fa ..113 HTS 1 * * 7 Am TAT rol tr 5a. 974* 97 97 2 Am TAT rol *« 92S J2H JjS 4 Am 44- W A E f.a *34* *3*4 *‘S !« Am Copper 7. ;S». HS »* J" ,7sl7VS^.iV4.- § J 5 1 Atl C I 1*1 con 4a. 871* JJJ* 19 B A O fa.1JI 7®2S c 27 B A O cv 4 4*» *2 44 ** 4* *7 a ,74 B A O gold 4. ■ 'S'* J'J* JJ1* 2>; B T P» let rfg fa 94 97 S 9> 5 Tlath St con fa HerA 9.44 9.4, »,4a 12 Hath Steel 54>e *9 JJS *» 22 Brier Hill St SUt 93S 9.4. 9.4* Hkly E.l ran 7a t> HI H.44 }'■* 10 can Net .a..1>;S >1* }« c*?' A* Od7" 4* if «S M 7 Central of li. fa HOS IMS H"V 12 Central l.eather ta 91', 9|V* 9. a 3 Central Par gtd ta MS MS »«S 7 c.rro i!" Paaro *a 137 N 132 1J*S 1 Cha.a A o rv fa *9 S »»S «?* 11 t hree A <> rv 4 ', a. «■ S »7 S • ■ S 1? chir A Alton 3'e* ,J 4 JJ S _] * 41 C It A tj ref Sa A 44 44 4 10 Chio Ot 4V.»t 4a 92 I S «> 44 C Ha A St P rv 4a 54S MS J* *» to C M A St P ref 4V* 494* 4*», 44 47 C M A St P 4a '25 f.«* J ‘•‘a 20 C A N 4V Ta ..H54* 1« 1 Chi Ry 5a ;34* .14, ;3S 4 C H 1 A P gm 4a .«■* 71 S 2? ,? 112 c R I A P ref ta , S 73 S .3 , 3 C A W Ind la 71S ;7S 71 S • f Cop fe 4 4 ’a •* a »»a f. c,;.lo A S ref 4 4*1 IIS ‘IS *>J* 4 Col O A E ta »«S }«S JfH 3 Com Pow fa *7S 10 Con C of Md 5a. *4 1;S M 24 folia Pow 5a »>S *. "S 23 c C Sue deb *a . 95 S 95H 95 S 23 C Am S ig * a ...HI4* lo«S H*S 11 rt A Hud ref 4a *4 *34* *4 10H55 ti le r.f fa 4*>i 41 43. 2 r> A 11 <J mn 4a IIS 1 It Ed! ref fa . .105'* 101 103>* 7 IlilP da N 7 4*a H»S HI’* HIS If I'ua I.tght *a . HS S HI HI 41 Eastern Cab S 7S*H4 HI 124 35 Em O A E TSa .10 « H **S 2« Erie lien 4a .. «2S *'S «2 100 Erie lien 4a .55 54S 54k* It Fisk Rubber *a HIS 1*» S H’* 1# Ooodrlrh f H • *7'* .»2J* 14 Goodyear Tire le 1««‘, HOS 1*® II Ooodyear T «e . .114** 114S III1 4 Or Tr Ry of C 7a .HIS lltS HI * 7 Hr Tr Rv C fa . H.1V* 1«3«* 1«1*. 11 Oreat nr "a A ln« S H* S 125 ** 14 Oreat No' 5Sa B 9'S *5 J* 5 Herahev Chor fa 1 O' S l'«S 1"*’* 10 Hud A Man 5a A «l'a *1 J]S 8f Hud A Men 4, 54\ 5»i«S 1 Humble Oil R lh> “S »«s J‘S 24 HI Hall Tel 5a 44 1 > > 44 14 111 t en 5S“ H' S 1»»S H"* r Inter R.t T MS *' S * S 34 Inter Rap T fa 1,4* *« S '"A 39 Inter Ran ^ 5a fl *1 33 Inter A A N ‘a . 454* 42 42 S3 lifer Mere 111 fa . .IS . * <* .*■* . Inter Paper ’a 11 41 t* It , *1 J* Iowa fen r 4a 1.'* 17 IJS 1 Kaa Cltv V S 41 4a 4 .4 .4 Jt Ka. C P A I, !. «9S »*S H'a 14 Van Cltv Term 4a IIS * * *• * 4 Kan tin* A K fa 91** 92'« 924* Jf Ketlv S *f're *• 102 S HI S 1*1 S 3 I. 41 MS tell 4a M IH. 92 S 91S ?- ' 5% to 6% Income Taa Fren Municipal Bonds Secured by the Tasini Powar Inqutro for Lilt of Our Offerings S J MIDDLE STATES OIL What art- the future prospects if this company? Fully covered in our market review. A free copy on requaat. P. G. STAMM & CO. Otalin In <ltnck« and Rnnd* jj 15 S. William St. New York ' .■ Updike Grain Corporation (Print* Wlra Daaartaaaat) i Chicaga Beard *f Trad* MFMBFRS aad - All (liter Leading FieAaagaa Order* for grain for future delivery in the prin cipal market* given careful «nd prompt attention. ' OMAHA OFFICF.i fl IH 2ft Omaha Grain, F. xrhanf J’lionc ATlantir (1312 -p. LINCOLN OFFICE! 724 25 Terminal Building rhonn B-ltSS Long Piatanrn ISO | I 10 Liggett A M .... 9'% 96 <4 9"% 10 l.urlllard ..H .. 96 96 96 1 1. A N ref IVt< 104% 1*4% 1*4% 1 2s I. * N Sr 20":. 97% 97 9.% ! 20 M a a ina Copper 7r .112% 112% 112% h Manat 1 bus 7 % e. . 94% 94 94% 9 Mkt St Ftv run fi* 93 92% 93 t 6 Mid Si eel r v fis ... 96% 47 *7 12 Mil E Ry iv i. 7.4 61 90 % 10% »"% » ,\1 A SI 1. ref 4s 14% 1» I > 7 MSI PaKSM 6%a 101% 101% l"l% I* M K A T pr 1 6m I' 4 94% 4 21 M RAT n pr 1 A 79% 79% 79% fill M K A T n ad 5m A 63% *'2% 4 4 Mu Par tun ' 49% -9% 19% &7 Mu Par gen 4m • 1 >, ■ ■ ■ %* 4 Mont Power 5m A 9fi% 9.7% 95% fi Mont TwayM ml fir 46% 46% 91 14 14 M A Co lat 4 %r . 79 74 % 79% 5 N E T A T tMt fis 97% 97% 97% 46 N 4) T A M Inc fin 46 46% *6 934 N Y Cent deli 6M. 106 165 I'm 69 N Y I'rnl rf A i|> 6r 96% 95 45% 9 N Y C A St 1. 6- A 100% 10O % l'i0% 4 X Y Ed ref 17%m 116% 110% 110% 2 NY OELHAP 6». . . 97'i, 97% 97% 271 NY NHtll Fra 7 69 64 % 66 42 NYNHAH cv 6a '48 69% 5*% 69% I N Y Ry* % fig c d 1% 1% !% 21 N Y T ref 6s '41.104 103% 104 • N Y T gen 4 %M. . 93% 93% 4:1% 11 N Y W A 11 4 %» 34% 34 4 % 10 Norfolk A W cv 6m. 104% 101% 104% 4 Nor Am Elf 6». 90 % 90% 90% 18 Nor Pat ref 6s B.102% 102 102 4 Nor Pat n 5s D ctf« 91% 91% 91 % 5 Nor Par pr Hen 4m 81% 41 % 81% 1 Nor S Pow 6m I1..100 ion 100 13 Nor B T 7« .107% 107% 107% 2 Ore S I, ref 4m... 92% 92% 92 % 3 4lre-W R R A N 4m 79% 79% .4% 24 Pac U A Elc .7*. 90% 90% 90% 3 Pat T A T fin '52. 91% 91% 41% 7 P-Am PAT 7». 102 % 102% 102% 8 Pa R R 6 % m .108 107 % 107% 39 Pa R R gen 5a... 99% 99% 99% 34 Pa R Ft gen 4%m . 91% 96% 96% 3 P fj of c ref 6m.. 87% 87% 47% 28 Pere Mar ref f,s., 91% 91% 91% 6 Ph 1 ia Co ref 6m...160 99% loo 10 F*hlla Co 5%s. . . 90% 90 90% IX Pierce-Arrow Xr ... 74% 74 74 % 2 P A Ft Xm » w. 107 107 107 1 Pub Serv 5m . ... xo% xo% 40% 26 Punt* A Sug 7m,. 104 I"- 1"4 21 Read gen 4« . 47 *6% 87 4 Rem A a f fix. 94% 94 94% fi Roc la A A 1. 4%a 7 5% 16 7. 3 St LI M S 4m 83% 4 % 43% 4 St I, I M S 4a R U 73 73 73 30 St L S F 4m A .... 66% 66% 66% 37 St I. A S F 6m 72% 71% 72% 35 St I- A 8 F 6s ... 61 % 57% 68 H St L 80 4s . 78 % 74 74 % 3 St PARS H 4 %s 72 72 % 72 % 45 Seaboard Aatr I. 6m 68% 68 68 241 Sea Air I. dj f,s 44% 4 4 44 24 Sea Air Line 4s 47% 47 47 2 Sin Con Oil 7m , , . 95% 93% 97 % 12 Sin Con Oil fi%8 . . 87% 87 87 % 3 Sin rr Oil 5%s .. 97% 911 % 97% 11 Sin Pipe t.lne 5s . 81 8"% *1.. 2 South P R S 7s . 101 101 I'll 1 Sou I! P fis .. 8 6% 86% 411% 11 So Pac 4s . 98% 92', 9. 9 So Par 4s ...si,*, 86% 10 So Par 48 . 84 43% 11 So Rail 6%s .101% I'll 1 1 29 So Rail 5s . 3 % >fi»* 20 So Rail 4s . 69 «4% 8 Sugar Ests of O 7b 96% 95% % 19 Tenn E ref fia .. 94 93 % 94 9 Third Av fig . 44 1, 41% 4 4% 14 Third Av 4M 53% fisfi. 53-4 2 Toledo Ed I 7s .106% l"1' 1nt% 16 V P 1st 4s ...... 91 90% 91 7 U P cv 4b ...... 96% 95% 95% 3 Nn Tank Car 7s .164 10.;% 104 2 t’nlted Drug fis. . Ill 110% 111 5 C S Rubber 7%s 103-% 103 103 23 1; S Rubber Is '5% * % % II C S Steel s f 5s 1".% 1 "2 % 1 - < 8 Utah P A 1. 5a «7 % »7% 81 % 5 v-i: I’h 7 %s w w. 67 66% 66% 14 Va-4’ar Chem 7s.. 83% 82 82 164 Virginian Ftv fis. 94% 93% 95% 1 Warn Sug Ref 7» 105 I03 If 13 W'esl Md 1st 4s . fi4% 64% .*,4% 8 West Pacific Ss 411% 8"% *''% 8 VVest I’nion C',s. 109 1"4% 104% 1 West 111 7s . . . I‘l7% 1"7 fi, 1 "3 1* 11 Wiek-Sp St 7a 77% 77». 77% 1 W'll k Co s f 7%4 94 % 91% 94% 24 Wilson A Co 1st 6s 96 94 % 94*. 8 Ygsln S k T fis 94% 94% 94% Total sales of bonds today sve $11. 11 8.000. compared with $8,890.ion pre vious day and 113.370,000 a year ago. N. Y. Curb Bonds — liomMtic Bond*. High Low* Cloae. 6 Allied Parker 6a .60 %'* 4 6“ 6 Amer <’c*ton Oil 6a 99K 97 \ M Am Gaa At Elec I11 M 93T« S4 1 Am I-t A Trsr 6a 104 104 164 6 Am T & T (I 1 9 « 4 ’ ' '» 16A 100 3 Anaconda Cop » s I ‘l** 101*4 1 1 \ 2 Ang Am?r Oil 7 li a l"’1* 1 -‘a 9 A«$a Sim Hdw 92 9: 91 1 A! Gulf A W I fa 44 *4 4»*<* 44 \\ 9 B*aver Hoards 2s 70 ",<> ’.<< 7 Beth Steel 7a 1»3».103>« 10 >** 103 ^ 1 i'*n Nat By e<j 7a lot1-* lo7*% l4*!1* 4 Charcos! Iron »» 1 \ * * *% **v4 2 »’h R I A I* 5**a 9» 9» 9» n Cities Serv 7* C. . *4 44 ■*< 6 «’i*|p« Serv 7a l>. . 4* M 44 3 Col Grap M par ctf 14 *» 17*4 1 . S 10 ('on Um Hal . y--4* *4. \ 2 Con Gag Halt 6a 1"1 \ 1*1% 1 •• 1 « 4 <’on T' 1 "a *rt >« 9" 6 Cuban Tel 7 6, a *05 J®& 105 5 I>*ere A Ct» 7 *, • . .100 99 4 f »et «*i« > »» .■ *■* 99** 99 % 99 , : [>et Fdi 6* 102 S 1 \ 2 Pun Tire A R 7« . 93 91 93 2 Fed Sug *•». 33 9« 4‘ 9' 5 Fiaher H 6a ’26 99 U 9>4 99«* 2 Fiaher H *• T7 9»4 9*S 9* S 4 Gair. Robert 7s ... 93*4 95*4 93 4 ft Hood Rub 7« ....101 1»1 101 2 I Inter Mulch «%* . 84% 94 94% :t Kenn*- Cop •* 103% 103% l'*i% t I .thiult P H*-« 4* 94% 94% 94% 2 I MrN A I* 7a 9* % 9'% >8% S, Man I tuba 7s ... . 96 9*. 86 2 Manitoba 7s w w. . 97 97 97 1 Morris .V Cu 7%*.. 90% 98% 9* % 1 Ohio Po«v G* B . *■>% *.i% 8C% la I*.Min I'ow K Lt Gs 07% 86% *6% ■J Phi I El 6 % 80 % 98% 98% Phil P 7%a w v* .101 101 1«»1 10 PS Cor N .t 7 h 102 l'»l 1‘>1% 1 waheen -7* ...103 1U3 103 2 Solvh v <v < *• *s 103% 103 % 103% 6 St mi N Y 7- '25 101% 101% 101% 2 St tHI N Y 7s '20.104% 104% 104% I St OH N V 7« ‘29 105% 10G% 105% 1 St Oil N Y 7s 30.105% 106% 105% 9 St Oil N Y 6%a . 106% 105% 105% 2 Sun OH 7s . . 106 10C 106 9 Swift A <*o ... 91 % 91 % 91 % 3 Tula I «>shk* 7s . ..301 100% 101 55 <• .V\V 6s . 93% 93% 93% 1 K C Term 5%* .100% 1( 0% 100 % 32 Nor 8t Pow 6%s 98 97 % 97 2 Pnrk At Tllf’d 6s wl 86 06 64 1 Phil tree 5 % s 1947 98 9* 98 49 Webster Mills 6%» 100 99 % 100 1‘orelgn I1oim|«. 29 Argentine 4- 99% 99% tM» % 2 K Netherlands *.* 94 94 96 6 Mexico Gov 6s,..*. 58 57 57 2 Russian 6%s . 11 11 11 7 4 do 6 %s rtfs. 10% 9% 9% 3 4 do 5 % s . 10% 9% 9% 3 Swiss f %s .90% 90% 9fc % 7 do 5s. 97% 9>% 97% —■ 1 ■ ■■■" .... ■■ i. Omaha Produce Omaha, Dec. 12. H UTTER. Creamery—Local Jobbing price to retail ers Extra*. 53c; extra* in 60-lb. tub*, 52c standards. 61" . prats 50c. Dairy—Buyers are paying 86c for best tabi- butter in roll* «.r tub*. 30© 32c for <<>mmon parking *to« k. For beat *>veef ' unsalted butter. ?.Si BUTTERFAT r or No. 1 cream Omaha buyer a are pay ing 4 8c at country stations; 64c deliv ered Omaha. fresh mii.k $2 40 per cwt for fre.rfh rnilk testing 3 6 delivered on dairy platform Omaha. _ Rap 8 Delivered Ouuh:«. in new rase*; Fre*h selects. 40© 41c; small and dirty. 25c; ciarka, 2o> Some buyers are paying 42c f°r nearby, new-laid. cl«-an and uniformly [urn- eggs, grading l*. s. *pe iaia or better. Jobbing price to retailer*: IT. 8. specials w H “*'r**- 4 r.c; No. 1 srn a fl, 30c; check*. 23 ©24c. storage selects, 31© 32c; low grade storage, considerably less. POULT RT. Buyers are paving the following price*: Alive—Heavy hen«. 5 lbs. and over. 17c; 4 to 5 lb*. 15c; light hens 13< springs. IoQUjc; Leghorn springs 12© 14c; roost er*. Pu ; ducks, fal and full feathered. 13c lb . ge-*e fat and full feathered 12c; No 1 turkeys. 9 lbs and over. 18© 20c; pigeons. SI "» per dozen, no culls, sick or crippled poultry wanted Dressed—No. 1 turks over 9 lbs. 20© 30* old toms. 27' turk*. under 9 lb*.. 2 3c; fat. fan<y 15c; rucks No 1. 17© 13c; spring chicken*. 17©l*c; heavy hen*. 18« . small h"n« 15c; rooster*, ^tags 13c; <apons. over 7 lbs.. 25^ Some dealers are a-- eptlng shipment* of dressed poultry and selling same on 10 per cent commissi* n basis Jobbing prices of dressed poultry to re tailers Springs. 2 ©25c: broilers. 15c; hens, 21 ©.'5c. roosters, 16© 17c; du< k* 20© j*? gees*- L 23c turkeys 30© 5< . frozen «• *•<*. ducks. 15c; turkey*, 25c; geese lft© lhc BEEF CUTS. Wholesale prices of beef cut* effective today ar- as follows: No 1 rib- 26< . No. 2. 23c; No 3. 16c; No. 1 rounds. Jllc: No. 2. 2';* No 3. 16c. No. 1 lotn*. 36c. No. 2. 27c No 3., 17c. No. 1 chuck*. 13%e. No. 2. 1l%c No 3. 9r. No. 1 pistes, 3 %c; No. 2, *c. No. 3. 13 %c. RABBITS. Cotton* a-:* per do*.. $2 00; jacks, per doz . 12.00, delivered. FRESH FIFH Omaha Jobbers are eell.ng at about the following pn- es f o b Omaha. Fancy white fish, market; Uk*« trout. 20c. hali but. 20c. northern bullheads jumbo. 21c; catfish, regular run. 26c; »harne1. north ••rn, 30© 22- . Alaska Red Chinook salmon. 26c. yellow p'ke farcy, mkt ; p.'kerel, 26c f.Het of haddock 25c; b!a< k cod sable fish steak 20' smelts, 25c: Found ers. l*c: crappjeg. 2'*©26c; red snappers. 27c. Frozen fish. 3 ©4c less than prices v e F r *• * h ojs'era. per gallon. $2 65 © 3 95. CHEESE local jobbers ar« selling American, cheese, fancy grade, %* follows. Single]; • la.s e* double da:ei*a. 2*^; Young I i America* 20c. longhorns. 10c: square! print*. 3 * - c • brick. 29%c; Swiss, domestic, J : 40c. bio* k 2* . Imported € Import-M ed Roquefort. 65c New York white 3ic. FRI IT.* Grapefruit — I’er^ bo* 33.60© 4 50 Cr.‘ nberr;****—barrels. $11 00; £6- ’ ;t. b.-.xe* $ late Howe*, bbi . $12 60- \ f « *-ang* - -• 'a f'-rnia nave; far.' y. me- | cording (n size $ .*6 ©4 50. choice. X5c Ian; Florida per bos 86.00: Alabama '..ivjma. extra fane. , half box. $4 00© 4 56 Apple* — fn 1 'n*-- Washington De:,:JnuP. extra fancy 13 25© .1.5". fancy. $2'ft© ; IW.ch'l-' $2.5 Washington Jonathan*. • ••at ra fai ' f • i $ rad Jonathan* extra fancy, 82 25. fancy, ' $: . ' h«>ice. $1 6 - Wmter Bananas. * fane' $22 Washington. bob e. SI 76. Spin* nberger <hoi<e $17: I>» * Reds, »1ft.71; Rom* Beauty, extra fancy. $2 5u, fancy. I- 25. liHiianuM—P**r pound, 10c. F^nrs Colorado Keifer*. banket, about 5o Ib* . n*t. Ilf 75. Do Anjou, boa. 13 75. Avo< adcfs—(ASliga'or pears), per dox., |0. Grapes California Emperor, kegi, |., «y; t A1 ine11m. drum, $6.00. Leruonc -California. fancy, per bog. Mi i hole* per »> *», I \i *"> 00. (Qutn< ea Callfnr* a, i i Ib. box. 13 ' ' Apple* In basket*. 4 _ * t •. 44 Ib* . Idaho Jonathans, extra fancy, fl 75, -lo fancy, $1.1,0, Delirious, ring i»a< k. $2 25, King I>avld, II 60, old-faanioned Wtneaapa, fl si. Apple*—In barrel* of 145 lb* : Iowa Winsap*. fancy. 16 00, Missouri Bl«< k Twig. fancy. $5 50; Jonathan*. fancy, 16.00; Missouri York imperial*, fan* y. 15 60; Hen i*avi*. fanjr, 14 50; Jonathans commercial pack. 14 In. V KG ETA BLEB. Jobbing price* I'eu*—N»*w, p**r lb, 25c. Tomatoes- crate*. *ix baskets, $4 00. Peppers—Green mango, per ib., 20* Shallots—Southern. $1 00 per dog. S'jua*h—Hubbard. 2« per lb. L*Kptnnt — Per d<-zen. $2.Oh. Hoo?a— Turnip*, parsnip*, beet* and car rels n sa kh, 2Cf*4? tier lb . rutabaga*. In suck a. 2c, less than sack*. 2 4c. cucumbers—Hot h.uae. per dogen, 12 00 to 3 00. union* Yellow’, in sacks, per lb . 4r ; led. aseka. 4c. whites, in sacks. 6c per !b SpaniHh. per irate, $2.76. (>iirj Idaho, per dox.. according to aiz~. $1.0002 00: Michigan, per dox. 75c. Peppers—Green Mango, per lb., 20c. Means—Wax or green, per hamper, f 4 50. Potatoes—Nebraska Ohio*, per hundred pounds. $1.15, Minnesota Ohc* II 2 -, Idaho Maker*. 24c per lb. White Cob blers. 1 4c per ib. Sweet Potatoes—Southern. hamper, I2.il", J*-rte>. extra fancy, 100-!b. cra.i*. 31 "0; Porto Rico, crate, 12 25. Lettuce—Head, per rate, $4 50; per d- / II 25; !* af 4 5c Cabbage Wisconsin, 25-50 lb. lo**, per 1 Ib , x 4c; in create*. 2 4c; 2,009-lb. lot*, red, 3c per Ib , celery cabbage, 1 be per !b Cauliflower—Colorado, crate*. $2 25. FLOUR. First patent, in 91-lb. bag*. |€2f'©€*0 per bbl., fancy clear, in 48-Ib bag*. $6.i<> per bbl.. white or yehow cornmeal, j>er rat . $ 1.k5. • (Quotation* are for round lot*, f. o. b. Urns ha. FEED. Omaha mili* and Jobber* are selling their products in carload lot* at the fol lowing prices, f o. b. • maha: Wheat feed*. Immediate delivery’: Bran, $25.50; brown short*. I.7.s0. gray shorts $_9.:.<i, middlings, $21.00; reddjg, $22.50. alfalfa meatr cliol e $32 *9; .No 127 *»*i. linseed meal, 24 per cent, l 1‘ . cottonseed rnesi, 43 p«r cent, $51.2*'; hominy feed, white or yellow, $26.00; buttermilk, condensed. 10-bbl. lot*. 3 4 • per lo . flak*- buttermilk. 500 to 1,600 lbs., 9c per lb , eggshell, dried and ground. l'*i-lb bags. $25.uo per ton; o getter f*-ed.ng tankage, bo per cent, 16" 0u per ton. HAT Price* at which Omaha dealers ere selling in tarlota f. o. b. Omaha Upland Prairie—No 1 114 ■ 0to 15 lit; No $11 o'- to . - c. No. 3. $: '>■ / 9 • Mid.and Prairie—No 1, $12 “04$ 14.00; No - $10.00^12 0*' No. 3. $•! « to ■ o > m Lowland Prairie—No 1, 45* to P v* „ No 2. S'. *'Q & ~ 00. Packing Hay—$3.0* ft ~ r,fl Alfalfa—Choice. $2z.‘>“ to 23 00; No 1. 120 00(1 21 00. atar.dard, $1. ')"& .0.00; No. Ill ft $12 * .v-ra v—Oat*. $■ U 9 ", wheat. $7 . g & 09. HIDES. WOOL. TALLOW. Prices printed L*iow are on the oat t of buyers weight and *e.actions, delivered in Omaha H-'ies S’rlctly short hatred hides, So. 1, 6f . No. 2. *c long haired hides. 4c ar.d green hid*-* 4 and 1c. bu ■ 4c and 5c; branded nidte. No. 1. -?4c. g.ue bides No 1. -c. csif. luc and 44c. k.p. $c ar.d *»4r d*-a'on- 60 cents each g.ue sains. No 1 2c. horse aides. $3.60 and 3. 5 a :&ch ponies Hud glues. II 5<j each, co.ta, .5c each, hog akin* l6c each; dry h d*s. No. 1. 6c per lb dry sailed. No 1. 6o per It* dry glue. No 1. 3c per Ib. Woo. pe.ts. II 25 to II-75 eacn. for full w led sains: clipa no value; wool, 26 to ■■ 5C. l«::ov and Ore**e—.*«. 1 tallow, 64?! *B tallow. 6c. No * tallow 4C. A grease. 64c; 'B grease. 6c; yellow grea*e. 4 4c; brown grea*e. 4c; pork ■ r%' ki ngs. $66 CO per ton. beef era * rga, dre*«:ng table for what have you? 3-4 4. %i uv i.er ton. be**wai $20.00 per t n Re “ipts of both pra.ne and a fa.fa only moderate this morning, and for the past 24 hours, alt hough there were pretty heavy arrivals yesterday morning The yards ’hi* morning are w*:; ^>aned or, pra'-ticaMy all car* or track being moved a*t night Considerable alfalfa was shipped yesterday to Wisconsin pc n*.s for aajry feeding. \.j a. d**a • ■ « are *d-> Cng Neb-ask* aryj western shipper* '*• hold back ship men f« except for norms! requirements f the trad** urtil after the holidays, as th** r.-.ark**! .* expected to be u Jiet uo’ sf er ’he first of the year Prices unchanged and steady th s morning ( hirago Pnlsloes Ch . • g ] e 12 —Potatoes—ReeeRt* 3] * s‘ea«1> total t'nited States s' :r;-nr* 4* • rs. W;* • « n *a - - ; K .-I Wr ■*« • 'el S a -* No I, II* If I 10. Minnesota and North Dako’a ked Red K ver « L*r ’ed S:a es No I. and parfir graded $‘ &1 16; U r k* d k : r d W h ’ « $ ' 00 *7 1 ' r. Christinas / Need Christmas money? Try a Want Ad in The Omaha Bee to sell some thing you no longer need. A stove, a chair, the bed the boys used to sleep in before they were mar ried. A Bee Want Ad will make this a Happy Christmas w i t h o u t the after effect of Christmas bills.