TWO Hi:K: OMAHA. 'ITl.slUY, XOYKMBF.K 17, VM
I'OR KENT
Houses and iinam.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Globe Van& Storage South American Harvest of Wheat
Started at Buenos Ayrcs.
eqires, moves, pack, ships; 3-horse van
and t i.ien, l 3.", per hr ; storage p. r
no Satisfactory guar. P. 4.VS & Ty 2'W.
FOR KENT
W have a complete Hot of all house,
spsr'menta and (Into that are for rent.
This IiM ran be seen tree of charge at
Omi'i Van Storm: i'n,, i S i-;tt- Si.
Fidelity Storage Co
Storage, moving, packing ami shipping.
lHh- Jackson Sts. Phone Douglas 2v.v
Murn nnil office.
Just Now
We Offer
Two Small Offices
$10.00 AND $12.00.,
Water. Light an.l All Service Free.
The Bee Building
I'M. es
jficc ;i5
I Wheat"
j Dev..
! Mm- I
WHEAT IS A FRACTION HIGHER j " Jp
Ma-'. ,
i Oat ,
i Pec...
Ms v.
j Pork
1 .1 it n . .
Mav.
Jrd
.I in.,
i Mav.
I Ribs
. .Mav.
Jan..
f.i.nishcd p .i
South Sixteenth
Kin 1
l irect
: ii n . of-
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Mhh l 1 (lu'li I .ii I lose
i ri
I 14 .,
1 l'iSi
l 2iv
!' i;vv,i,4
OithI trrntthrnrit
from Foreign
orn Herein!
by the Demand
C oantrlce
re Mtrh
Heavier.
(The
Building That Is Always New.)
Office Room, 103.
room
Re,l
tn desirable, office.
TWO steam-heat
near pestoffiec.
1 iKSK
RbU
EXCELLENT office space
tii"u lice Bldg.
U stores, vn v low rent
O. I'. S.ebhlns.
Her.
WAXTICO TO KENT
WANTEITo lent from someone leaving
the city for several months a furnished
hi urtmcut, b roiaule patty. Reference
lui ui-hen. Adiress K 194. Bee.
WANTED TO KENT A (arm on sharea
with everything furnished. Address C
Coppotk. bloien". Neb.
KKAL ESTATE
I DIM A RAM II I.AM1N t oll SALi:
Mlsnonrl.
$5 DOWN nnd to monthly buys 40
grain, fruit, poultry laud, near
pice, $.2o. $10 monthly buys VI
Write for list cheap land, box
'arthge, Mo.
tV iMtODHll.
OMAHA. Nov. hi, I'1'
According to cable advice from Bnrnos
Ay res the harvesting of wheal will be
cotnnienced in the northern part ol Ar
gentlna this morning, the harvesting of
this grain will be general next month
there, and that a big movement la prom
ised for eariy January, as well aa Feb
ruary and the laier months. According
to an estimate published by the Liver
pool Corn Trade- News the yield of wheat
In that country will be larger than last
year, when it was 132,000.000 bushes. In
ISM'.' It was 198.4(W.flno bushels.
Many complaints are coming from the
state of Kansas of a lack of moisture.
One of the larger concerns In the trade
with branches all over the state says
that whether there has been ilaimiKO to
the growing crop up to the present time
or hot the opinions are divided. From
the manner in which the receipts ol
wheat at St. Units and Kansas City con
tinue to increase there is litile fear of
$5 per month. I crop losses In Kansas. Those markets
received iH.OnO bu. Jointly on Saturday.
. .'compared with ICS bo for the corre
sponding day a year ago. Receipts of
wheat from July I to date at primary
markets were 2.i, 445,000 bu., against L7,
iU0 bu. a year ago.
The export trade m oats has fallen off
somewhat, but tills was caused partially
by the fact that foreigner have lim
amounts of that grain going to them and
they are anxloua to clean up part of these
offerings before they make additional
fuither ri'1'chuses except on the soft
spots. Week's receipts were S.92S.OOO hush
els, ugalnst 3,75s 'Km husheia one year ago.
and since August l these shipments wire
12i.n00,iio" bushels, against 9ii."o0,0o0 bush
els a year ago.
W ith 11. e opening of the stock yards
1 today and a hog market on which to do
; business in the provision pit an ihe RoArd
j of Trade, additional activity is 1 .ve.'ied.
j The t ush trade in hug products has In en
I larger than generally known, and a sroat
ideal of this ia being used in the way of
I thipliicrils abroad.
W heat was 'o to 4c higher.
' Corn wa li- to 34c lower.
i 'Ola were unchanged to Uc lower.
There is little doubt but what the ex
port trade in wheat will continue on an
enormous scale in tuct, up to the offer
ings for Immediate and future shipment,
aii well aa up to the ocean freight loom
availaule. The beais In wheat will talk
more or less of the Amentum crop being
of the United Status,
.1 V,s,
4';
i'VC
I
I l'.'v
li ,j
hi i:t
10 w) "
71"
H1
I
I
I
1 14', 1 l.V',
1 1
l
lv:-S
71 ' 71"
; Cattle Receipts Lisjht ami Trices
Show Some Improvement.
HOGS FIVE TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
i! a
19 Cl'-ti
10 tin
in rc.
10 iT
1 1:
i .0
10 41
10 ,
10 .sit
lil 1M
4'"- I!'
l.t
I
t! r."
1? ,v.
1
hi 4.'',
10 ;vi ;
H 10 j
1? I" t
10 47 S :
10 ;;- ,
I'm Miee end In m ha Mrili,
erae (unllt i4 4.oil
Nothlnai Tnpp feeder
1 mh hnde Higher.
lint
I' n en:, b iv
0 . I... K T'
'''" he nl. III.
III, e he ;.. ,
1 lllk of til. ,
w ith 1 he f. w
ini: Thcie w
lo ic ). m il, 1
J- il- s w 1 i1
l lalio lit v v
brouctit v .
hat tew !
rea.'tlv Nt iTl
of Ihe t. c,h 1
i: it h. 10
done
I'M
( k
I Mil 1,
Ih .li
lii.nl. .1 nt
.1
FACTORS OF INFLUENCE UNION YARDS RESUME WORK
10 r.ij 10 ;
in 10 ;'.
ChliHgo Cash Pi Ices -W heat No. 1 red,
fl.HVul.leVt; No. i. hard. H.141, Ii 1 .).. v,
C(.. o. 2 ye. low, 7:iV(i7tv. "ew, S" -ri
7oc; No. 1 yellow, 7-1 74c. new, !Mi
v'ti . Oats: No. U white. 47'4i 4'"c: stand
ard. 4'i-yn4e. He: No S. II OA'vi l.
Harlry. .l v vk-. Sxeds: Timothy. .! 7.u
i'.JS; clover. liiuWiU.iii. Piiwisions Pork,
I1T..W: laid, fll 4'.; ribs. $. sTirlo 7.".
I I T'l KK-S.ea.ly: creameries, 5iviKc.
rli - Hijher; receipts, 4..1'.' cases, a'
mark, cases included, .""li;'tc; ordinary
firsts, ' JTt. : fists L'"V'i -'s''
INiTATlMOS- Steady receipt. .14 ears;
Michigan and Wisconsin. ;'.4'c; n
kola and Minnesotii. 4 (il.V.
IvrU'llV- l.he. higher, springs. 11 Vu
Uc; fols. lie; turkeys, l'"-
SiU'TII
Uecelpts wen-:
1'stiniate Monday
Snipe dav last w ei k
Snmn :' we'ks ago
Same .1 weeks iiiv,
Sam,. 4 weeks alto
SHine day last year
The following table
I .
OM Ml V. N
Cattle Hoc
4 "l
''.'l
s i;tr
i' 1'C
n;!7'..'v
9.4M
shows
. Istt
Slu e
; (livslllli le I
j .el.l of
t; ii. No
' Wet .- ot r-'T
1 Ire.lil'K l'l
CHl'e 11 lid
'. r iikx c, nvt'.t. .i i
vv . Mel 11 i; .1.1.' 1 1 '
It.' let CtC'CK I K
., in n Ivet '.i. ii.
.in. vv i. ,i I t ii 1 .1
e. 1 1 ir inic a
. n .iti,rd:iv
.', .1. ; lanil show c.l
a sti i.Ie lilchel T
in m I v sal, was in, i.lc
ill Ii, hit I.. K t a
HK
HO I the.
f li.-iib;. I
1. til lol'
,l 'In . t.
, a,; to. lav 1
l.ii'ibs Hoc. ,
som.. that
Oprninc, of Reserve Bank niul
Cotton Exchange Has Effect.
'Chicr.ge Fickeis Open Fia.it A.-'ter
N n?-D.iv ftaarpntir.e.
11. let , ml. A wi
,' ' . i ' i 1 r lambs ( onld in
le, .1, r sheep of con
ed I anil. s at al' .'.
il ..'Hi colli Klhe ,
I'lOtiltCC III
C,V s.C.I
! e bo'k
at V. ii
11V l- K
. .-. lav
bad i'
'I'letl .
et.t bo
'C.l 111 K '
, I'U'U
EXCHANGE ON I0SD0N EASIEPj STOCK RECEIFTS ARE LIGHT
Healer In II. mils and Vote-. Report
l.nrurr "ihrr t uiinti'i'" llnsl- (
nr I linn llri'i nth .
: ai d conipion Kia.di s at'c .riolnble nt $a ,'wti
:.VI
ti.l'.H
the re.
'.'C.V'l
1 .7vv
IV7'i
47.N.H
'.-.31S
i-iptv
f cattle, liocs i lid sheep at the South
. Omaha live stock market for the yi ar t"
' date, us comiaired th last year.
I i;H4 h'l:! Pec
Cattle KM.iMI R.'..4' '4 ,tto
I Hogs l.(i,;l.ii r.2;-4.ie. iM.S,'
, Sheep S.M.Mt .;(" M.'
The fnowtig table shows t.i,- aveisgi
I price for hogs at the South Omaha IV"
sto. k market for Hie few dajs, will,
i coiuparlMons .
late
QU.'tMll.
good
e
', i,;
ear! ll;i
yearlln s
I ll,'. 'ee
i b ice f
eves goo.i tvv
t i good. -V. ii
i.4 (n sheep and lambs: T.ambs.
...Ice. .n'.i'.i .': lambs tali t '
Vt .ol feelers, lioo.l l' etioce
leeiliis, ( olllliloll, V. "v.!; 7..
e,,( to I liol.-e I." a0lM.
fair ti K.i'd, $T."M7i..'. year
i-rs. 40-'ii !M .o ilii'in, good to
.tlv7f.. Wl't'iers tail' to good.
, et'iel i 'eeders 14 SX.l I S.'i
M. luitlv. N'.o l'l - In I'igu; atloii ot'
the fr.1eitl receive svstein and the formal
teopen.m; nt ti.e cotton PMhaiU'e nlld ttiei
i iii h mat ket wei e t he outstanding fai lots'
o i intliieiico iii Hie I inn ip cl dUtrl.l I"
dav.
I'rom nil nice nuts the new hankire.;
'aw weie pel into rfiei I at s'.l of lhe
twelve r, Kioluil ciliteis with a m.nllti.itn i
of i on fusion. The import in e of Ibis mi-:
del taking may be lucUed Irani the fa. t
Ibid the new HVMtrtn emhlH.es over .'.So'i
idnli tiiniTil llioronahlj lnierleil
I In l:- il.'il Pen Will !
I Ili.liif-clcd I'.verj W eeli
for a While.
lili
a .
Nov. b. Slaiighteting of
t! c l iilon stock yards was
in' a i ii . . 1 1 i a nln""day ciiiaran
pl.o-ed by federal anil stale nuinoi
; Muse ol the prevab nee of the
month d sense, the qunrmune
. i.ihv nil c : at midnight
last
.-hie.
J, l'. i .lv
'V e-:
. ee
bis.
I an
(4 ,i
li'iv ing nihil a: lie capital and
l.
and di'("lta of
K YHK l.i;M.rt'. I, IHIthKT
A arloaa
acres, 1
town;
acres.
Upper Wisconsin
Bent umiy and neneiui uup state In th
union, aeiliurs wanted; lands for sale at
low prices, on easy terms. Ask for book
let 84, on Wisconsin Central i-iind GiaiiL
btaba acres wanted. Write about our
trail ng lands. If interested In fruit lands,
ask. for booklet on Appie Orchards in
Wisconsin. Address Land Lept.. tioo
i i . . . . ,,i . . . (inM
g " ' "-'- '-" , but those w ho are het iMisted on condl
KEAIj ESTATE l'OK EXCHANttE tions say that all the wheat In the I'nlted creamery extras itt
I states, as well us Argentina, will be
wanted, and a cable received from Llver
I pool said tout the larger part of the nir-
plus in India has alicaily been contracted
for by tii eat Hritaln.
The corn market Is In a posl-
Manlatlona of the liny on
fommoiHIVt.
WHl.WT-Srot. firm; No. red. Ji lts', .
No. 2 hard. l.h;, ; No. 1 northern l'u
luth, ll.lsv,; No. 1 northern M-inltohi.
J1.1XIH'. nominal . 1. f Ituf.alo to arile;
futures lunier on export sales, but easel
off on the big Increase In the visible Mip
I'ly: Pecember, 1 23; May. $1 Lb ,
HOPS- ijulet : states, common to choice
PM4, 24i;14. , Pacific coast 1914 UflHc.
ll'l.i, Itr.illc.
HIIiKS-Steady; Hogotu, ?7i2So: Central
America, S7c,
WtiUl Steady; domestic fleece X
Ciilo, SKuai'
CORN Spot, steady: No. yellow, f.'c
c. I. f. to arrive; Argentine, prime. 7v.
Iii itii i tin 1 delivered.
OATS Spot, steady; standard. .M.iVetUo ;
No. .1 white. Wu'.iMc; fancy flipped
white. VA. Vr.itVsc.
HAY Wendy; prime, J1.J0: No. 1, $1.17'-;
No. $1.10; No. 3, !;cSi$1.00; . hipping. V.
ii 30e.
l.KATH l"R Firm : hcmloel; firsts. "1
illllr: seconds. antj31c.
PROVISIONS - Pork, etea lv; mess. $-0..M
Hi l'l H : family, 24.nO; short clears, $: troi
li.iXl. Heef steady; mess. $ .n 00'f .'3 'Kl;
fapvily, $.'40HH.,.".i4l. Tirl. steady', middle
west. $11.7(Kd ll.W); refined, steady; conti
nent. $12 4f: South America, JH'.'.tia; com
pound, firm, $7.U"t'tri'.4ii
TAI.l.OU Steadv: citv. ',
tlV4'riTi,e; special. 64'
I ll'TTKH-Weaker; receipts,
score!, HTs
Vet.
Oct,
Cel.
V'Ct.
lO t
Nov.
I Nov.
iNov.
No,'.
1 Nov.
I Nov.
! Nov.
I Nov.
I ..iv.
I 1914
.r'wT
lid.t
151 J . 1
1!
.1
7 y.'
1 ii-'
;u.
i.-i i
i I 7 lUSi
d.l 7 0."
4.! 7 Hi
r.. T sf'S
n.l 7 ;vM,
7.1 7 34.
S.I I
i 7 ri i
10; 7 ("-.l
U.: 7 47v
l.'c . 4 '.
1' 7 t.7V
14 7 7fi., j
l' I
is 7 8' !
! 10 I
US', i J tf, $ (W,
7 wi
7 5
7 ,1,
l.tiii. ii:.
' :t 7 64
na.
S .tw,
U
h 01
S 27 ,
7 f.l,
I
7 "l
S 25!
7 l'l
S (
M l,
1"
ti 1!!
VI 1.4,
6 10
6 10,
it i.li
I 5 1!
73, 6 i-'i
79 tt 141 7 m
, ; ssi ii us, u,
i 7 ',7! ii 1-'l 7 v
:, b n 7 m'
I, 7 6'c li i. 7 4
5 )
5 el
7 ait i 4
T 70 j W
5 tS
7 72,
7 !;. t 72
7 t.s t Mi
4
I .1 ves 99 " l'
II i l.lah, I nubs ,1 S Nil
t'i 'e l iHlr'' v
I'.S led we.-' IH "' '-'
1,1 W v a.mlliu file" 92 4.1
42 W vo-iitiiu la nt's " v 1,1
III 'ei iambs .H 9 2i
l.!l iregou t.'e.to, iniubs i" 7 '
1 t" OreK in fee. Id lamb".. . M 7 '2.'v
?'; . v,'u.., feed, i I ami s . . 7 2'.
2W Oregon feeder In nibs .. . v .'' '.'
I ii s. . it ut Ions
HI I'lU.s 'I
f , ."i: i i i o
I liee new condition found direct r.
lie, tiop nm otilv in Improved sentiment,
hut in an utcie-ised deiniiud lor Invest
ment se. urtlis al piles generailv blither
than tho.e recorded luce .lulv ." list l'il,y
nic iino'.blal inai'ivet some iicine siocks
Hi li' iilote,t at tlglltes close to Hie final
pi i. es of t he dav
lllle
It If.
toot .111 1
was ot;
mglit
only niihnnls which has been passed by
s ale ii ii.l federal veterinarians aa free
lroin the i aitagion and which have been
shipped in fioiu dis'ricts where the dls
jisse la a not bctn reported werei allowed
I lo bn kd'c.l. Km h animal must be passed
nil e . it m'liei
lie eipts for today were estimated
eighlv -eiaht cars, containing
( iik tt.o i.ii: sroi h miiii:t
7 73,
7 7'i'
I
9
Nov.
Nov.
. si V" .
Nov. IV 7 (,7U 7 7!e 7 n;U 6 37.
Nov. 141 7 7fi.,j 7 74, 7 S.' 2'! 7 74
Nov. i: i 7 ti"l 7 91 b 2t i .,
N...V IS ? Kl I I 7 tl.ti li 3 I I .
t,. ...J .,.., ictsrvll Ion Ot (lie StOCk
at the I nlon stock yatds. South Omaha
lor twenty-lour hours ending at J of inch
n. in. yesterday:
lvi.' r.il ir-f'i i.-.
Cattle, llogs tsncei
allle Irreuular llous I nelcl
Sheep Mend In l.iier.
CIllCAOO, Nov.. Pi IHIC.S Receipts,
1 v. tn head, market inseilled cirly ad
nnce (if 10 la 'uc half lost; bulk, t t's""'
M"'. ll:;ht, $, 7 9". mixed ;it'uM4.
i''2;eay. $,' e.'.'n sin1 . t'n.igli, $7. :',''( i 7 I , pl-.s.
i" Iv I $4 .sv.i t r.e,
o lil I C VTTI ,i: Re a ints. 7,.',i" hciol market
li . W
7o: '
' I I" "
at
6,0ffl cattle,
Healers In bends and notes isportcd l'.,mi sheep and ii.ii hogs. This estimate
laii;cr over couniei ' bus. ness limn n . , , ,,ne-thlrd the usual Monday re
M titiv and orders Horn out ot town were . .
declailal to be m greater volume. Some I
ot the Iii hail f nanclnl Interests w'ie otthials , f the various packing com-
negot.utmg foi niun ' Ipal and slate limn j panics are considering a plan of dls'n
on a b pc cent basis, and new financing feeling the vhiMs n.-e s. wevek.
',:..rr::f !Z.ruryT" "' r- """
weie the usual runiots of forthcoming ! v hen the sitoek vaiils resumed business
foreign loans, none ol which mater. uliie.i today alter (lie (imranllne. Receipts were
i:xi iianiie In louden was d( cidedl
i easier lis a result ,a ireer offerings and
I absence of bids No further change In
tales tor long time domestic loan and
lo
irreuular: opened Strom:
advance mct.il lost; bcevc
v I steers. $ HOii'i :m cows and
j '09 f'0; calves. I, ,:'n 11 2..
''J SHI'7l' P Receipts, 22 Mil head
'"" ( ?o lower, sheep. J. . i.'i .lii.'i".
! p, wii; iC, , lambs, $; ii,i'.i on.
r"!' higher.
, S 2...-.l
beitel-s. s
sl.'a.ly 1.
v earllnga
Market.
Ill'
rnioii radii'
C. . N.-W .
C., St. P.. M
c, ii, sV y.,
Ry.
west
. & O
west.
. 11
It
Total receiiits 1' v:t
DISPOSITION II I'jA U.
Cattle
country.
Farina.
HIGHLY improved Red River valley
farms; can accept some trades. Write
for list. Huxicy-lirown. UarnesvlUc, Minn.
ABS fit ACTS OF TITLE.
K1CKU Title (Juurunice una Abstract Co.,
a modem al.ti.act olfice. oUO ti. lilli tit.
1 hone t'ouglaa s.47.
lU'.Kl) Absrf.'ict C o.. oldest abstract ot
!ico m NebitisKU. M L,iaiidcia Tueuier.
KEAL ESTATE. LOANS.
CITY and .aim iouim, , ..',... o per cent.
J. 11. uuiiioiil (VI- i u..i'Aij i in nam. umaiia.
WANTt-o-City louiis. I'uu tb Trust Co.
Ntorushu lui'ina.
JiBTvV'ir. CO.,
Uc.uyiaa :i71.
UMAilA noun s. lau'
O KliLl' 1- lli.Vi.
l''Pi oiiiaaa Null.
llAi.KjtfO.N IV WUll'lU.N, illvi Otil. ABU.
( i V i i V I I IS -U"ni. '""i up,
vi 'I u 1' urn: iuuiid Jvioke mv.i. o. Oiuaua,
visTh-u city
ai hum .-snni.il
.onus una wurianls. W.
Co., iiii rarnuin.
CITi pi ipcrsy. i-tt'gu loans a specialty?
v. It. ilioiuas, i-ia atate rlaaK ri.dj.
tluu to iu,oui: lua'ic promptly. !'. U. vveud.
I'Min niug., i.itii aim l ari.am .-vis.
eio.MUl on i anu lor cay uiu lai m tuaiia.
11 Vv. bituier, i lty Null. laaiiK jjlug.
TrTr"."
CiTV l.OAiVti. Hemla-cai ibei's Co.,
"''"312 Brunuels 1 heater Hidg.
us, lira:. It you wuni a fuuu loun.
Cd b.tilca 'i i ust Co., Omul. a. Neb,
Hon where lower prices would '
doubtless be aeen were it not for the good I
export demand that has developed and !
wh eh Is expected to absorb all the corn
of good quality lo be offered from this
time lot-ward. There is a goodly open In- ;
tetest in the Mav future nt Chicago and I
it is generally believed that foreigners are !
long not only on the futures, lint that 1
they have considerable cash bought for
delivery a soon a the grain is available. ;
This fall has been excellent for curing
and hu'klng corn and the movement will
likelv Increase freely. Receipts of corn ,
f roni November 1 to date were 7.544 OOJ i
bu. against 4.4''3,OuO bu. last year. Re-,
ceints last week were 2 C92.0H0 bu., while I
the shinments were l,4."1.0iyi bu.
Clearances: Wheat aim flour rpial to
1.47(1.0.0 bushels, -orn, 3,000 bushels nnd
oats,. :IS7,I0 bushels.
Liverpool opened with wheat unchanged
nnd corn 1 lower. ,-,
Primary wheat recelnls were 3,ftW,Oi0
v... .klnm.,,1, .- ' nr.il OOl bn niznlnst
mm riii.,ur.,.o . . -v .
receipts of l.Sil.eJil bu. and shipments of I
l,02i,iKu bu. last year.
Frimary corn rece'ots were 1.3.!,.fl00 bu.,
and shipments of 345,000 bu.. against re- ,
ceipta of s'21.000 bu. and fhlpiiicnts of
xss ooo bu. last year. . , - .
Primary oats receipts were l.OOnOnn bu.
and sh'pinetits of 1.071,n00 bu., against re
ceipts of 76l,fti bu., und shipments of
1119.000 bu. last year.
CAR LOT RiiCKirT!'.
Wheat. Corn. Oatst
4,til tub's:
rreemery
(higher scoring), .cib. u ,'iic: creameiyi
firsts, 30i1c seconds, liiffiJSV; process
extras, 'Jii'i'tc; ladles, current make,
firts, 22i?i23c; seconds. Jil'ytjiil'o; pack-j
Ing stock, curnnt make No. 2, 21n"l1c. i
t MKK.SK Steady : receipts. 421. boxes;
Morris sv: Co
Swltl & I'o
i inlaby I'ackltut
Armour A- Co ..
Schwartr. & Co.
J. W. Murphy..
Morrell
Lincoln Packing
Morris. S. St.
1 ndepeinient .
Hellion. V. ;
Hill & Son.
. 31
L"U
. 72U
. .31
Kan ll I lie stock
K ANSAS Cl I'Y. Nov K c
celpts, iri,ii head, market hither, prime
fed steers, ill'.'l "rtl 11 Ml; dressed beef sleel a.
II ill la i 10fli.,',i, wastein Hteers, , mtti'.i 7s; stocK
il 3 3,ets and feeders, iilX"u v.vki, bulls, $,.0O(ii
11, 7 ..tVM; calves, fii.uo.i ln.25.
7 4 HOiis - itei e pts. ii.(viii) head, iiiatket
i h gi'.cr. closed weak; bulk of sales. J7 ii."V(
22 soli; heavy, $,'.7.,'i 7 NT. . a,'kcrs and biilcli
I era, $;.70i.s.n; light. ,'.' wv.oi; pigs. $7.00
Sheep. , 'o V 111.
1.1'rt Sill:!:!' ANN LAMPS- Receipts. 1..2I 1
2.111 head, market higher; lanilis. Is 2,".1i a 2r. ;
l,'2.io ea 1 1, ngs. $ ynnt'i welliei s, $. fin-ii.fs);
1,377, i i e. $."i.'2.".iiii Kl
i oinnierclnl paper was noted.
I In several I nes of Indiistrv, notablv
'steel and iron. Hide were signs of better
!iiioul. one ol the laicc! ilants ot the
l ulled Slates Mee. I i orpoi n I on lesiiiiilng
I ( IH-ral Ions li l til se el al weeks ol Idleness.
; The western freluht movement, while tin
I iter lust year, showed heavier mt rchan- j
j illse tonnage.
v i-ri i- i. . I l.nrge retirement or emergency cur
v 1 1 I ,r. - I ((' I ,.,. ,..,.. , . . .,ii
testified to the earlier monetary condi
tions tn the west.
logs.
1l.i
Him
2,010
1.014
irfh'i
2.7ta
New York Cotton Pit
Reopens with Values
Practically Steady
Mock Market.
Co. . .
Paul...
Ai Lush.
lul
.'.II
l'W is. .
Rool ii
Mulla..
IlllS'-i.
Co.
state whole m.lk, frei li, colored specials. I''
l"v,il.rii,c, state whole milk,, white, l.",',e: j J.
stale whole inllk average lancy M'-yd!'1'
Hue: state whole milk white ll''niv l I..
skims .V(l3'(e. Kosenstock Hi-os.
Vj I IS- Irregular; receipts, :!,45i:2 ensi s; Sulnvnn Pros
fresh gathered, extra fine, ;i9.Mlc; extra Mo. Kati -t'ul.
firsts, 371 3Re: firsts. 3H3Hc; seconds 27 1 'hiNllo
i3 :c; stale and nearby hennery whites. Hli,glns
SMrvre; state and neurby rresh ' gat liered ' 1 1 "f 1 'man
white. f..ViSV stpte and nearliv gal hered '
browns and mixed colms, ;:4ff;41( ; state ! Meyers
and nc-urhv hennery browns, 40rM;ie 1 Taii'ior Pro
POI "LTR Y I Teased. firm: western ! John Harvey
roasting chickens, 17iff20c
Wi-arlsc: frozen turkeys,
firm: western chickens.
rt'dH'ic; turkeys, lknlc
fresh
171i 2'2c.
1 14c;
low la, ' '
L've, ' Klein
fowls I Other buyers.
303
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12n
I
lilt
v;i
on
fit!
1
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Mb
REAL ESTATE NORTH SHJE
Tne Lot Free
It you llllvC UiUuitll I.OV.U laall I o K' on
Uiijunl in. iv bungalow, ouk and vhlto
"iiamei flni iii. mouein, will seil on terms,
but CASH TALKS FAST. OO SLE JT,
I 14 Sahb-r. Webster 4I9.
.2!)
.')7
.929
.l.V,
.L7f7
.rX9
.529
27S
iiv
41
7M
14H
7o
I.OJ'HHOP Til KA.
One of the Uiscar
Mutual find
I'atty Again Keystone comedy.
I'I'H .ii LOTHROP.
2-ice K-ii. druiiia.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
$1U0 CASH, balance like rent, buys!
8 -room modern dwelling, West Far-'
nam uisinci. prico iikl- it you
mean business, tall D. 2 SI Si.
KEAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
M L' ST tiELL" "
New, modem enjoin house, ti. i&th Ave.,
near Woulwurtli. ijood reuauu for selling,
i'riie, $4,2oo; worth 'i,iioO.
6-rooui new bungjiow, 201 h near W'ool
w or ih Ave. Oanuy aiidp, $J.40U.
8 rooms cke in, imu uu cuss, $4,200.
i looms, iiiouerii, line yum, lauiitj of
fruit, shade; lot jukLiO; z.i,i ssi., near Laird.
A snap, $2,87jO I hone I). 3.X7,
FoR HALE.
On account of poor health, I offer for
sale my propcrt, close to depot; tood
location for restaurant and lunch room;
sn keep groceries in connection. Wilie
K. Welach, Red Cloud, Neb.
TWO lota west L St., South Omaha, two
minutes to car line. Roth for $M2j. Alex.
Aivay, ,02 ti. 24th St. T. lo3S..
Coffee Market.
NLW YORK, Nov. JS COFFEE Mar
ket showed continued steadiness here to
day, although trading was generally
viuiet. Two wainei! arrived hire finrr.
Rrazil over Sunday, one of winch was
considerably overuue, and the aduition ol
li's.un bags to lot al slocks seemed suffi
cient to hnp out assortment. Brazil,
however, was ol firing very little coffee
in the cost and ireigiu nuiket. while tne
weikly liguies rellecfed an Increasing
business irom Europe in Ihe pr.mary
market, and, notwithstanding a small de
mand, iho spot market hero wh steady
at t'c for Klo 7s and 1V for Santos 4s.
Sales of old contracts through the liqul
oal ntf comm.ttee amounted to only KiMX)
bags. f'eeeni oer closed al 7 t.Vijj.oc;
March, n.Kfi'io.iU'c; May, C.vifriti.lOc, and
Juiy, i.7'''ij.H.ic.
Chicago
Minneapolis
liuluth
Omaha
i Kansas City
j St. Louis
! Winnipeg
Tin te sales were reported lodav: Wheal
No. 2 hard winter: 13 bars. $1.07M,. No.
3 hard winter: 13 cuts, $10, : S cars, $l.li'n;
12 cais. $1.0ti'4: 1 car, 1 mi. No. 4 hard
winter: 2 cars. ILOosj; 1 ear, J1.0G1; 3
tars, $l.Ki. No. 3 mixed: 2 cars, $1.0S'i.
No. i mixed- 1 car twhltel. $1.00. No. 3
mixed, durum : 1 car, $113. No. 4 spring:
1 car. ve; 1 car, 9o. No. 2 durum: 2
cars, I1.13'-j. No. 3 durum: 3 cars, $1.13,
3-5 (ar, $1.12. Re.lerted: 2-a car, !. No
grade: 1 car, $l.i.'l'..-. Rye No. 2: 4 cars,
6kc. Barley Rejected, malting: 1 car,
ooc. Coin No. I white; 1 car, Ulc. No. 1
white: 1 car, tl.'c. No. 3 white: 4 cars,
lil'-jo. No. ti white: I car. tile. No. 1 yel
low: 2 cara, 62'tje. No. 2 yedow: 15 cars,
til'...e. No. 3 yellow: I car, ti'ic; 1 car,
l'jc; 2 cars. 61 tic; 14 cars, tile. No. 4 yel
low: 1 car, file. No. 5 yellow: 1 car (old).
il3c; 1 car, il ; 1 car. tiOiic. No. yellow:
2 cars, tile: 1 car. OOc No. 1 mixed: 1
car, file. No. 2 mixed: 1 car (old), vl'-je;
3 cars. 61'c: 2 cars. (f)'4f. No. t mixed:
1 ear, 6c; a cars, 60Vjc; 11 cars, 60c. No. 3
mixed: 1 car (old), tilvjc; 1 car, tile; I car,
.'sjc; 1 car 5Dc. No. ti mixed: 2 cars. 59c.
Outs Standard: 3 cars. 4oc. No. 3 white:
cars. 45c; car, 4tc. No. 4 white: 1
car. 44c; 2 rars, 41V. No grade: 1 car,
43i1c, 1 car. 43c.
umaba Casli Prices Wheat : No. 2 hard,
$1 .Otitis LI': No. 3 hard, $LKvftl.07'i:
No. 4 hard. $1 .Otn 1 .ft'.'; No. 2 spring, ..0.i
?il.07'i; No. 3 spring, $1 .Mfi 1 .nfi': No. 4
spring. $l.oO(Hl.fl6; No. 2 durum. $LI2fi
1 13',t; No. 3 durum. $1 .lltyij 1.13. Com:
No. 1 white, 62'(fi3e; No. 2 white, 613i'q
62e; No. 3 white, K(61V: No. 4 white,
Wiifiiimc; No. B white, 80Vtiilc; No. 6
white. tjO''Slc; No. 1 yellow, ti2''?wi2Hc;
No. 2 yellow, 61'62V; No. 8 yellow,
60fitc; No. 4 yellow. HOVMc No. 5
yellow. WSifitilc: No. S yellow, 6011c; No.
1 mixed, 60Val4c; No. 2 mixed, 60, ill
614c; No. 9 mixed. 60n'c; No. 4 mixed.
69sile; No- 6 mixed. ,vfilc; No. mixed.
,4itiG0c. Oats: No. 2 whlto, 45'4i&4dV,c:
standard, trgie: No. 5 white. 44. 3
4.V :No. 4 white. 44'ifT-H'.c. uariey; man
Ing. 2'a73c; No. 1 feed, M-oHIo. Rye
2. KVt'c; No. 3, 9797sc.
BI'TTER No. 1,
i, ihp-iii tuna, oJc
CM K.eSB Imported
nan .-sw-iss. ;.v(( ; block Swiss. 22c: twins
lie, daisies lbV'e: triplets. IG'-jc; Young
Amercas 184c; blue label brick. 17c; llm
buJ,?el J-!b - Wc' 1 lb.. 20c; New York
white. lV'.sc; imported French Roiiuefort, :
4oc. I
hKKF f'l-fS-Rihs: No. I. IS.-; No. 2, 1
10c; No. 3 l-o. Loins: No. I y'"c; No. i
-, lii'c; No. 3, 13c. Chucks: No. 1, lt)i-j ; i
No. 2, 10c; No. 3, fWc. Rounds: No. 1.
S'.c: No. 2, 12c: No. 3. 11V Plates:
NiJi '''V; 1 N"- hc- 's'- "Uc.
r ISII T tout. 14c; large crapples. 15c; I
salmon, 8V; halibut. 1 1 To ; channel cat-I
tlsh 12c: like. 14c; pickerel. 10c. j
I'Ol'LTRY Broilers. HVic; spring chick- '
ens. lie; hens. 9-irllc: cock. Sc: ducks I
in, ,, . . . . . -
jw . fi'-ese, c turKeva
. .4 21S 5.7H4 7.m;.1
today were tho
l8htcst l hut they have been on s Mon-
Totals
OA i I LE Receipt !
cartons. -c; mi, "-. -""...v. r ""... .,, itia ')
I . n (.'( ci v y eiuvii un'1 s k 11 1 ,j n ), ,T i
Swiss 9se- Amer. i or Peer Htetira on sale this morning con-
lont ll lite
SIOI X CITY. Nov. bi, -CATTLK- Re-
celpts. l.iK") head, market steadv to 10c
I higher; nativ e steers $ti 7i'(S tv; butchers,
. , $.i.2i.'ut 75; cows and heifer. H roii'Y7.'i;
. I canneis. $4 OiKifi.nO sto. ker anil feedem,
. I $ii.0 Jl '..'.'i0; calves. t7.M'ii'.l..4, bull, slugs.
. etc.. $l.,'il'iil'. HO,
.! HOi IS - Ri celi'ts. 7.3o0 head nmrkel ,'.e
. j higher, heavy, $7.551 7.7a; mixed. $7 eZ1!.
. !7i."; light, $7.j.Hii 7.524; bulk ol' sales, $7.50
. I (il7.H0.
.1 SIIKKP AND LA M IIS - Receipt s, l.ioi
.Ihrad; iiuuket ateady; iwe.s. tl.,'iiVuii.9i;
. I Itimns, $.ri o (!isi.;i. ;
. 1
Ml. l.oul I. It Mock Market.
HT. I.OCIS, Nov. pi CATTLK He- I
celpts. 91Mi head; market stendy, unlive I
beef steers, $7 UXu 10.7i, cows nnd heifers, I
$,i.MV,i',i."r, ; southern steers, bi.7.ifu 7 7a; cows!
and hellels. Jl.turtilMi; nailve calves, $ii."l
Otil. I"'.
luiiin-iweipiH, ,iio iieaii: tnnrl.et 1 ,ul buslnena was comparatively fillet
inn iitivj aiMoin, ,11 ji.ii 1.11, iiiiAe.i
and butchers, I7.45ti7.9u. good heavy, $7.55
1i7.90.
SIIKKP A N I ) LAMBS Recelnls. 20
head; market steadv; native mutton. $1 75
lambs, $s.ivr..,2fi.
Oiliurn led Apple end Dried I'ralls
NKW' YORK, Nov. li. EVA PO RATED
APPLES yuitt; fancy, 7', if i't-c; choice,
I'.'ii.Vjc: prime, 5'o'j1,,'.
1'RIEI) FKL'ITS-Pi uiies, firm; Califor
riias, 3V;4Uc; ore.ons, Wynllljc, Apri
1 ois, qu.et und firm; choice, 9'j'iiloc; ex
tra choice. 10' n 1 1 c ; luivy, 1141120.
Peaches, steady; choice. .gi4c; extra
choice, ti'vatij ; fancy, 7i(74c. itais ns.
uu.et but ettadv; loose muscatels. 644T
7'U'i; choice to fancv seeded. 7''"e; heed
less, iistr'jt; London layers, $13.
Metul Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 11 METALti Tin,
Heady; spot. $31.2 ,n 31.7.0 Electrolytic
ii'per. firm: $11.7Vo 12. (ni; castings, $11624
Hill. 75. Lead. $'l.ii'n:i..;.-; spelter. $7i e
Iron. Ciulet. No. 1 northern. $.1 2,Vfi 14 75:
No. 2, $li.ksiil4 7JU: No 1 soulhern, $14.U.U
11.75; No. 2. $14 24(14.75. At Umdon: Tin,
fl 9; strait, tlii. Copper, 1.2 17s d. Lead.
November, 17 17s ud; spelter, 24 17s fid.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Nov 16 -COTTON Spot
'HI cl; middling. 7.75c. Futures closed
steady; liecenibrr. 7.'.tic: January. 7iic;
January, new, 7.i&s-; Marco, 7.4.K-. March,
re.', 7.77c; May, new, 7 'vc; July, ir
October, .:c.
Ilr l.ooil Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-DRY G'H'jli.S
Collon goods and yarns, steudv. Raw
Silk, quiet Wool. tlrm. Wool guods,
quiet. Jobbers reported trade good.
demand wuti ipiite brisk aim most of the
cattle on band sold at prlet a that kith
Po und even l.'c higher than last week's
close.
Cow und heifers were In fHlr demand
nt prices that on an average were steady
with last week's close, some sales look
ing a lllle strong and some a little weak.
.St.ii lo i s and feeders showed com
par.ulvelv little change being ut least
fully stoRdy nnd In spots possibly ;t little
HtrollUCP rSW'inif tr. flu, lunl !....
Ilic lalirenn tsr r - m.
.UlTfoTtUCU 'V.V: on feedoVa is'sail, VeTy' '
luiieatncrea. Sc. sc,uubs, No. 1. $!.o0. No. Quotations on cattle: liood to iholce
v&tszv fu,nishpd by Gi,in!,ki ! wxi?iz cor;::
I'Rl'li in a n'x,- 1,'vi fa . vi l"!,vl'. $MX.'&ti .75 : common to fair
Red Hall Valencia. i . ,. . , 75 ! " ' . . ...7. T Ifs ..',.
1-mons: Fancy 3..4J.7 ai. t5 5! , . i- '"""k. ' r:; ' ,?'"" , "
choice Red Ball. 300s. 3wi. $5 00!ilr num.. I.ec..i iti m,'s ?V
choice helfer.'i. ii.."iiKji7.!i(); good to choice
cows, $.'1.7.116. 75; fair to good i:ows$ ,5.2y
5.75; coiuiiion to fair cows. $4 50aio.2.i:
I'lHicd entirely of range or grass cattle, st. .losepti l.lir Ntoek Market.
ihere not being a single load of cornfeds, ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 16.-1 lot IK Receipts,
on sale. Many of tho eattic were on the $7.2uO head; market strong to tv higher;
Texas r Mexican order, tho average! lop. $ 10; bulk of ales, $7.HO'(s.on.
iniility of the receipts being poor. The CATTLK Receipt, l.ion bead: market
I NKW YORK. Nov. Iti. The leopeiilug
i of the Oolton exchange niter three nnd n
1 half month of liquidation and adjust
ment following the sudden closing of
Insl July, attracted a large crowd of
members on the floor. Old ami new stylo
conn acts were dealt in and this cans hi
some cm fusion, hut, generally apeaklng.
trading progressed very smoothly .tnd
prices held fairly stradv aflcr some early
irreg ilai lty.
old stvle tieiember conlraets opened
lu'love 7'.c, which niennt that the con-
traits taken over by the corporation
would go Into the hand of the syndicate
and later sold off lo 7.'e, but new style
contract ruled generally steady, with
March selling around 7.S.V' and May S.UGc.
There was considerable trading III old
stylo Pcccinlicr and Januitiy contract,
n
the 'pier new style, deliveries, with evi
dences of some Investment buying, whlla
theim seemed to be very little selling
presi nie.
After the first hour of trading It was
estimated that between 75,010 and 125,OtiO
bales had changed hands. Heavy liqui
dation f old contracts, which had bet
only 1.0i bend, conside -ably below tho
HVerage ror Mondays, hut more than had
been e visa ted In view of the areas un
der quarant ne. Monday receipts in nor
mal times approximate 35,oon.
Receipts of cattle ttlao were below the
average, being but 7.000 bead, but prices
advanced only 10 cent.t us compared with
the dosing price Just befcre Ihe -fttcs of
the yard were closed November 6. Ar
ilvnls of sheep also f bowed a decrease,
hut pi ice were steady nt the previous
level. Speculators wrr said to be 1
moet the only buyers of hogs, th bulk of
which sold brtween $7.70f(iS.OO.
Montana la U rsmtlned.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Id Connecticut
and Montana todny were placed under
federal quarantine because of outbreaks
of the foot and mouth disease.
F.rld InsiH-ctors today reported develop
ment of the disease In the vicinity of
Hart ford. Conn., and at. Glendale, Mont-,
Ihe addition of Montana and Connecticut
brings the number of quarantlnnad states
up to sixteen.
Cold Weather Aids
Russians' Advance
Into East Prussia
box
per box.
Per box
r1 ''apeiruic: aii sizes. $2.75 per
box. Apples: Extra fancy Grimes Gol
den, $l.e", pel box: fancy Washington
wi.iii. i. per oox; extra fancy Wash-1 good to choice stockera and feeders. $,.29
"' n Jonathans, $150 per box; fancy I " . .: fall to good Blocker and feeders
olorado Jonathans. $1.25 per box: fancy $6.BH'a i r.2i; conunon to lair stockers and
Wushingtoi, Jonathans. $1 :t5 per box; feeders, J5.Wi1ii.(. stock heifers, $4.7..iq
extra lancy Washington Hoovers, $1 X, 6 -25; stock cows, $4.(11 5. 56; stock calve.
Per box; cho'ce Colorado Jonathans $1 0o ." -vs fTH im; veal calves. $7.7,'.'f 10.25; bulls,
' nox: orecon mi tunhuus Ilia i.ei-i stags, etc.. h. ci'riti.vu.
No.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rBOVTHOaS
Featarea of the. Trading; ad t losing
Prices nu Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Nov. Ki.-tiurprlse over un
immense gain showed In Uie United
States vislhle supply gave a downward
swing today to the price of wheat. Clos
ing quotations were steady, but HaC to
".'i7!" under naiuruay nimu,
f.i net loss of Vul'so and oaU of
In provis.ons me ouiwaiiit vo,,...
sie.
.,1,. oa v-nii m inter nunanas, $1.75 per
box; extra fancy Washington Delicious.
$-.00 per box; New York Greenings, $.; in
per barrel New York Baldwins, $2.70 iter
barrel. Pears: California Clargleus $'2.'.
per box; extra fancy D'An.lous, $2.50 per
box. Grapes: California Emperors $3 5n
per barrel Oalltornia Emperors. $1 75 per
crate; Maliiias. Hii per keg. Bananas:
Per bunch, $1.7Mi3 0a.
VEGETABLES Cauliflower, $2.50 per
crate. Cabbage: per pound, 14c. On
cumbers: Two dosen box, $2 5n. Celerv
Sllcalpan. 35c pep doien; Denver Jumb'o
e.c per doien. IePIiers: Per basket, die
To-.nato.s: Per basket. $1.26. Lettuce:
Head. 60c1ltl.6U nor Horen- Uf A.,..
Onions: Hhallot Ml- r,- a.
i.,a;..i : : ' .,,,eu.
iiauinorn. ier aozen, mc. On. una: Yel
low, 24- kt pound; red, I've ter pound
Horseindisb: Per case. u . Garlh :
Italian, per pound, aoc Potatoes: Idaho
" I'Y bushel; Kcd niver Ohlos, ff,n per
b, , n woiie. mi per bushel
. v . '.,i,. ri r oarrei $2.00
$1.(5 per hs inner.
r. 1. t,v-Walnuts: No 1 California
Representative sales:
! No I'r. Kb. Av. pr.
I 3 I4 I 74 4 1147 .,
COW ,
9 Mi 4 H 1 10S0 5
B 7,17 6 U
MULLS.
1 lJ-.l & Ml 1 YiM 6 It
2 i'h t to 1 lvi! (fl
I 1:1 5 7i I lil'O t iu
' I lfiuO 7 . I 141 S 6'l
' 1 12M! f. o
I S i Ol. iv. i'. its AND FEEDERS.
I I t e tn i (
17 sot iii 1 7:'o so
10 Ml u w !ri7 7 4W
' l 44$ C
I NEBRASKA.
Jerseys,
i calves 31K
21 stock ows k9
..1:4791
. il'i2
.. x7
..l'l
20 Steers. . .
dozen.
.2 cows 7M
h stock cwa 7,2 5 10
II ' "ws lists 4 HO 1 bull
1 heifers... VJ 5 75 4 heifers.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
3 stock ows 9u3 ti Oi is feeders
2 hulls i:wo r, 7J j f,.,.,!,.,,.
WYOMING.
per pound. Pecan: P-r ... ('-. '. 1 - 16 cows.
Jumbo, iv per pound. Filberts' per
'' Ml'viCElLf 'ivTtnrfc ,,'r "m,n'1'
HM ELLANEOl r Popcorn: Shelled
per pound, 4c. r-ates: Hugsr walnut
$1.40 per box. Almonds: p,.r pound '".
Limes: Per box, $1.75. Cracker Jack"
Per case. $3.n0; ,.r ,af i-'
$1 77 ,J.eWJ"''JM''- tr h" ase;
$17d. Date,: Prcmedary, $3 00 per case
i.oiivj. rer use. n Files: Tw.u,.
per c, lvi,-. Cider: Per kr
barrel, $50(j. f 'oeoanuts :
Pr dozen. 75 Squash:
lnir.'.ic nigncr: steers, Ti.nni 10. .vi; cows
and heifers, $4.710 O); calves, $ii.iBn no
SIIKKP AMI LAMMS Receipt, 50J
head, market steady; lamhs, $S 50439,2',.
New 1 ork Money Market.
NKW YORK. Nov. lii.-M KRCANT1LE
PAPER-5ViiV4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak; sixty
day bills. $4,k5:ft; for cables, (4 Ssfiti, or
demand. $4aN775.
SI LV KR Bar, 4HTc.
LONPoN. Nov. 16. SILVER Bar,
2'-'S.d per ounce,
DISCOUNT RATES Three months, 2
'''2' per cent.
New Vork 4 oniliierela I.
NKW YORK, Nov. H'l MKRCANTI LK
rAFKH-fi'i'a.A per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE---W'enk; ft)-dav
hills. $4ri; for tables, $I HK; for detnainl,
$4735.
SILVIOR-Rar, 4kc.
Hank 4'IearlnKS.
fi.MAI A, Nov. 16 Bunk clearings for
Oniaha toilay were $.':.(ivL',5!si.4l and for the
corresponding duy last year $l.4'io.3M9.9;.
Metal
ST. LOUIS. Nov.
Strong at $.1.6'?, 3.05.
$1.91 i'u 1.90.
Make.
W.-METAiS-Leail:
rpeltei : Stronger at
6 7?
A 40 !
5 9l
6 55
7 Hi
MU
1112
of
Wrong Identification
of Body May Lead to
. Several Law Suits
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Nov. l.V- (Special.)
-Some Interesting points or nw have
arisen aa tho result of identification of
the mangled body of an unknown man
who was killed by a train nt Springfield,
'111., a Hiut ot Robert Bollin of Chey
enne. The coipse wn placed In a $190
coffin und shipped to Cheyenne by a firm
of Springfield undertakers, acting on tel
egraphic Instruction from William Bollln.
father of Robert Boll'n, but before it ir-
..,1 rived young Bollln had wired from Texas
itl.at a mistake had been made In the
1 Springfield Identlf Icatlou and thai be was
alive and well, '.'"oiisequently the elder
PETROGRAD, Nov. 1(1. Vla London.)
-The Rupslan advance n East Fruasla.
according to advice received here from
the front, Is being assisted materially bj
told weather, which enables the troop to
move more rapidly.
A fall of snow during the last two Uayi
is reported, but not to a sufficient extent
to binder seriously the movement of the
troopa.
Relief societies In Petrograd and other
Russian cities uie bonding every efforl
to collect woolen garments. Dummlei
. .,...( 1,1, . U ,,nlr,rm4 ff l,.nlll,.( 1
( lUIIK U wito nm iiiitiv, s. -
i Germane are plated about to attract nt-
thrown Into the pool, was In prugr
The south was buying a little, hut Liver
pool und Hie continent were evidently
proceeding with much caution. Price
held fairly steady,
NEW ORLEANS, Im.. Nov. K-The
Cotton exchange here was opened this
morning after n suspension of almost
throe months and a half. First trading
in local options did not show much
change front Inst week's liquidation trad
ing. January fliwt transaction being 7.05c.
Old style March brought 7.In and the
i.ew style 7.S6o on the first call, showing
that the trade was willing to pay a
premium of !J of a cent a poiin! for the
new style.
12 -ou nee
$3.li ; per half
per sack, $4ou;
Pec pound, 1
a v ows j t; ;,i
1 steer. ...IO1.0 7 5(i
M.J.w!-'tS".P"''!, Vre v,fy f'r lor
: "oui. eiKiuy-iW'o
head, comprising the total
leaving . ,-"r ", ,'me 1rect to a packer,, Bollln refused to receive the corpse when
, . - -.,., iu.ua oil f,h(
days run is 1.400 larv.r '
ago, hut i l.nrio .mailer than last year
"mu wnn snippers buvlng turn Journey lo spi Ingflein.
,- .-.s i.iav were I (ill V Ulc to us
Russ Headquarters
Assert Successful
Progress Being Made
PETROGRAD. Nov. 16 -The following
official communication was issued from
headquarters tonight:
"On the Eaat Prussian front at Stal
litponen, around Angerburg and near
Johannlsburg, our troops are making
successful pronress in the fighting. The
action continues In the region of Soldau
and Heidenburg where we have prog
ressed notwithstanding Ihe desperate re
sistance of the ene:ny.
"on the left bank of tho Vistula the
bat tin proceeds, developing along a front
from Plook (Poland) to tho Itlver Warta.
On the front between Kallsa and Wlnltiu
Ihe enemv has withdrawn. In the neigh
borhood of Cteiistoctjowa nd towards the
south the enemy baa attempted an offen
sive, but tb.N has failed.
"Our march on Cracow continues.
"In Gnllelo the Austrian are seeking
to oiganlze a defense on tn River Snn
in Ihe Douna'ett region, west of the
front comprising VCahno and Tarnow and
on Ihe Wisloka on the Jaslo front.
"In the region to the so'ith of thn Ga'.l-
cian frontier our troops ure advancing to-
tentlnii. Here and there on the streets
small tardea ure set up for the receipt of
(nntilliiitions and the distribution of war
literature.
Dispatches to Petrograd paper Indi
cate that the Germajis are making slow
progress along the line, which extend
from the river W'arlhe across the Vis
tula to the southern frontier of Easl
Prussia, fifty miles west of Thorn. The
new Iront extends over u distance of SOU
miles from the W'arthe to the extreme
northeastern section of Eaet Prussia.
The German right wing now appears to
be feeling its way. The renter of the line
Is stubbornly resisting the determined
ndvance of the Russians. The left wing'
la protected to some extent by the broken
character of the country and by com
plicated artificial fortification.
In this region the chief German re
liance appears to be heavy artillery, since
in euch a country cavalry operation at
almost Impossible.
e.
Minneapolis 4. rain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. H-WHFAT-December
$1 . 1 2', : M.v t. w ,. " V. 1 .
bard. $117'.. No. 1 northern.' ti' ui
much
Jl.UV'i I.14"-
from a 5c decline lo an advance of
J it.',: No. ;' northern
FL U RUiu liani.,1
BARLEY-57 'fits. .
RYE- $10 'ill. 01.
B HAN -$20 in.
CORN Nu. 3 yellow, f.V'utLe
OA I S No. 3 white, 45'-.i4i,c
FLAX-J1 .4541 4)v,
.... . . , . . - x...a ,.a an tncreasel
w neat iraoei ims, -
of the visible supply, but were unpie
pared for an enlargement of .53e."O0 bu..
far surpassing the In record at the cor
responding time a year ago, 3.665.000 bu.
In Chicago alone the stock on hand was
augmented by more than l.OOo.ono bu. dur-,
ing last week. The aggregate of the do
mestic supply now in tore Is the largest
n year r m "i" "V"' "V i..!.' mlxeil. tf.4''H
neavy loony . v.. i " VV'i ,' ' ' r ue. '.c-'uhi'ic; December
Kansas tit) f.raln and ProtUlons.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. Ib.-W'IIKAT
No. 2 hard. $i .(Kji - fj 1 r7 : No, l r,.,i j (,'.
miner l isc. I. (SC. : Mav 11 11
No. '.
('li,c: Mav
Trade
freely at
ie J ,7, niKiir. J'ackers were slow
In getting stan.-d and their fust bid.
weie not micli better than steady but
. r:,:;f,'l;i"" ':...."!. ""..i-rs
bulk of the killer
OI a nicKei up,
BiaiiffB were quoted as
i r'm '," """" niarsei is a goo
big 5-&10C higher, and the average show
.. , 1 advance. Trade
'n pois una a clearance
i In good season.
, Heavies wer ln KOO(, de,nand. and as
there wa utile shipping demand o the
, weighty grades killers were able to buy
hem eary. In lad, there was a good
I .LV; i ai 1 w1,"n' a"d grades, ship
per bidding vaini .... l,ii. '.
To-1 t reached here and tho Adams Express ( wui d the passes across the Carpathians
. j company promptly shipped it on a re- j . , .
Khedive May Lead
Turkish Army Sent
to Invade Egypt
Now has arisen the point, of who is to(
pay for the exiietise incidental to prep-j
aratlon and shipment of the corpse te:
things up until w hen the l-,,r',",Ilr' I,,r ",r """" na ,nP express
supply moved value i charges. William noiiin declines to be
and In some in- held responsible, stating that ne ordered I
tne body of Robert Bollln prepared for
burial and shipped, and that he will not i
pay expense incidental to preparation and
shipment of some other corpse. The:
Springfield undertakers claim that they
acted in good faith in taking thu elder
R.illtn's order to cover thn body, which1
as 10. ,
good
w as I
was muue I
I
BERLIN. Nov. l.-iVia Wireless to1
london) According to reports reaching'
here from Constantinople, the khedtve of
Egypt will leave the Turkish capital
shortly to ataume command of the Turk-'
Ish ooratlonH against Egypt. He will be
had been Identified as that of Robert accompanied by a suite of fifty person
white. 47c; No. 2 mixed,
teaching 30os,iin bu., a against j.wd.ih.ii. cm.
bu. last year.
Important buying of December and May
wheat on direct foreign orders upheld the
market until the final hour of the ses
sion. European cash bids at Kansas Citv
were said to have been relatively the
highest so far on the crop. Sl'ers here,
however were hampered by ti.e fart that
lake freight rates were up and that therm
was lime ir any wvtiiunii m n ;( LIVERPOOL, Nov, 16. WH EAT Snot "
water routes east from ihirago instead , steady; No. i Manitoba s f4d Nn ' I
OATS'
4,Te LV
BUTTE R Creamery, 32,
K conns, jic; pH( king stocg. 21c
FGGS-Elrsls. 27c; second 22c
POULTRY )le,,s. 12e; roosters
turkeys, 14c.
I.lrerpool Grain Market.
firsts, 3"c:
10
rw .vining except tn real weighty kinds. I
Iho range of sale was wide sgs n to-!
cisy, and the bulk moved at a apread 0f
C'l C.SJ. lops reaching $v.of.. Most of,
trie killer riilrchMueit 1.... , ,
. ; - -- .ruin
i ... tut of course buyers paid better
. .1." anything real desirable, and
- ""('- viio were anie
more common grades as
iveprestntatlve sal
No.
t u 11 rfcil
Colder weather that favored flic hand
ling of the new crop bad a bearish In
fluence mi the corn market Hceii ts were
l.lieral and the export demand, whleh of
late ha been a feature, wa lacking.
Oats tended to (ig with corn. Besides
there seemed so th'ng of a letup ir,
the call for cash oats.
Despite an advance 'n the hog prices
here tne provision market averaged lower.
Packers appeared to bo chiefly renpon
sible for holding the market steady.
J i.,d; No. i western winter. S.s !.,.! ,,',
tures. nominal. " j J
CORN'-.Spot, quiet; American mixed.'.,
new. 7a flltliraa M,lt- I I.. , .. : l
m
ili
..mi
n
its
JO.)
an. 1 1
M 7 45
7
7 70
7
1 .1
7 TS
7 fc.1
7 M
7
1(1
ei,.
St.
44..
7..
to
low as
b IV
$7. li
on Bollln, and they demand the price of the
coffin and their fen for preparing the. Abbas Hilina. khedlvo of ITgypt, has
body for shipment. Tho Adams Expiess been In Constsntlnople since the out
company's agent asserted that the. com-1 break of hostilities. He owes eplrituul
rany also acted In good Llth and that J allegiance to the sultan a the head of
somebody must pav the company for the the Mohammedan faith. Dispatches from
body's round trip between Springfield and ' Constantinople a month ago said the
Attorney Furnishes
Clue to Placing of
Bomb in Court Boom
NEW YORK. Nov.. le.-Meyer 8chlo.i
an attorney, who wa In the Tomb couit
re om Saturday morning when a bomb
was diMcovered Just In time to prevent iti
explosion, ha given the police tbelr first
direct clue to the possible perpetrator
of the plot.
S'hloss told detectives that ha was
walking from the front to th rear of
tho ro.un. when he saw a slendor.
Smooth-shaven man of about 35 rise hur
riedly from the seat under which the
bomb was found a moment later and
walk tapidly to the door. The man
seemed very nervous, he said, and watted
. short time outside of the room,
Keillors said that lie asked th man
what waa the trouble and he replied
that the Judge "will get what ts coming
to him."
Schlos further declored the man waited
until Pidiceman O'Connor ran Into the
hull with the bomb and ran down th
corridor. The lawyer pursued the full
tlve, but was unable to detain him.
Magistrate John A. Campbell of the
Tumbs police court, where the bomb was
discovert d, I not afraid that a second at
tempt will be made on his life, but the
police authorities bavo decided to guard
court rooms and to admit no en who
lannot give good reason for being there.
In addition the door lending frm the hall
In the north end of police headquarter
will be closed toduy. A good many pub.
be places, especially where Justice In
administered, will be fctai'ded, and extr.1
guards will be attached to the head of
city departments.
Lie
4d; January, 5a e'td.
t. Louis I, rain Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 16 - WHEAT No. 2
r-d. $1 .( 1 11; No. 2 hard, tl.12r 1.134;
Dei ember. $1. 10 ml 104; Mav. $1 lx
CORN No. 2. tit''if.74e; N... 2 white, Rsc
December. 65c; May, 704"f7OI'c.
OATS-So, 2, 474c, No. 2 white 494c
1"4
111
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portant changes
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7 9ft
7 ,
7 9 .
I 40
4 Oa
4 ,
7 i
7 7u
no
tne
exi e;,i ion
new or ini
i lose of last
that receipts
suit with ll
were light and nothing good wn on sh
Owing to the absence of anything good
in the
most
two small bunches of lambs changing
hands during the tarly hour at $4 60 nolh-
Ohryennt'. Unle- Its hill is puid It will
decline to permit the Springfield under
takers to have ti e $190 coffin in whh h
the unidentified corpse, reposes.
Attorneys here incline to the opinion
tl.st William Bollln rould be held for
all expenses were It not for Ihe fact tnat
the Springfield coroner who Identified the
body as that of Robert Bollln ,1s sbs
ciuled with Ihe undertakers who prepared
and sl ipped the body. This, It I -erteil,
phi'-es responsibility on the und'r
tukem for the mistake made In shipping
the body of an unknown on an order to
Many Trains Piled
Full of Dead Bodies
Arrive in Brussels
GENEVA. Switxerland. Nov. 1.-(Via
British government had ordered him not1
to return to Egypt. j
A message from Berlin received yester-!
day said the khedlve had declared to the Paris. The National Swiss today pub-
correspondent of a German newepuper Hshed a long letter from a Swiss who
bis loyalty to the sultan, which wa die- doing Red Crot work at Brusel. An
Uted by his religious obligation. This extract from the letter says: "
'The number of German wounded gr-
same message said the khedlve Intended
to accomiany the Turkish army which ts
marching on Egypt by way of Palestine,
n killing ) ne, Hade dragged along . , p e body of i,ol,t:rt Ilonin
of the forenoon. Aside from one or I
Bee Want Ads Produce Results,
Sugar Market.
NEW YORK, Nov, IS SUGAR Raw.
steady: mo.uHKS, 3.36c; centrifugal, 4.01c;
rt-fliieil. steady; cut louf. tic; rrushej.
5 'ic: mould A. 5.55c; cubes. t.$V; XXX.X
powdered, 5.25c; powdered, B.20c; fine
gra nla led. l.lw; d amond A. 5.10c; con
fectioner A, 5c; No. L 4 foe.
riving here Is unimaginable. Train,
which we call cemcteiy train, full of
Piled up dead soldiers, continue to arrive
from the front. They contain bundle of
dead; that Is, four bodies tied together
to facilitate transportation.
"The bodies are burned promptly in
speclul furnace elected Just ouulde of
Brussels."