THE BEK: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. DECEMHEU 0. 1011.
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ron UEXT
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Hoard aad Rnoma.
8 Wti, 4l Kuc , hoard. clean room.
HOARD and rm.. very reasonable, H2MI4,
MONAMOl'R. 21.14 IKmcIn. Imnl room.
east and south exposure, steam heat.
Shower hath; mil In his for two young
rrtjn; eacellent hoard.
Fl'l'R or five young men ran find a
Itood home In best of urroundin.
Bear Farnam street, writ. Comfortable,
congenial; good thing to eat. Ttlapiione
Harney 4PS1.
rnlihrd Hooms.
REMODELED, newly furnished room.
lfiU Howard. Von. SftiM.
FURN roomi by day or k.: modern.
at earn heat: 11.60 up. 107 S. if. H.
NICELY furnished room In private home.
Harney 41M.
FUHNIkHICI.' room for rent, near 'rlh
ton university, phone rniigi TJSl.
25 8. !9TH Furnished rooms, privet
family. Hafhey Q.
DEBIRABLJC moJern heated room. 131 N.
31 at Ave.
NOW vacant, 211 8. ?ith St., modern, very
pleasant front room: reasons ble.
MOD. furn. rooms In private home! suit
able for two people, wal. 14a, 4203 Com.
BURNISHED ROOM, heated, 4614 North
list Ave.
Fnrilibfd lloaaea.
CLOSE IS.
Blx-room, 914 8o. 2th St., strictly all
modern; nicely furnished; fl.5o.
HAOTING8 & HKYUEN, 1C14 Harney St.
Famished llonirkrrplag Rooms.
ARNAM, (822 Nice rooms, sleeping,
housekeeping: steam heat.
FIRST or second floor, furnished; to
desirable couple with references. 8034
Meredith Ave. Phone Webster 2S58.
Housekeeping Rooms.
TWO housekeeping rooms, stove heat.
1021 Leavenworth St.
Hotel Had Apartment.
CALIFORNIA Hotel, 16th and Calirornle.
Weekly rates 12 and up. Douglas 703.
OQDEN HOTEL, Council Bluifa, steam
heated rooma, $2 per week. Phone 4&
DODOB HOTEL- Modern Reasonable.
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Hornsea aad lottagea.
ALL slses. 13 per month up. 507 Paxton,
eiX-ROOM house, 2110 Harney St., $20
per month. Call Douglas 2248.
ion GRACE. 5 rooms, modern except
heat, 115.
2011 Qraea, 7 rooma, modem except
heat, 20.
Ml S, 20th, 8 rooma, all modern. t-7.50.
202S Pacific St., 7 rooms, nil modorn, 25.
AIFRED C. KENNEDY
Ml First National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 722.
ELEGANT -room, modern brick apart
ment; newly decorated; $60 per month,
fi South 29th St.
J. C. ISH, EXECUTOR,
708 B. tlst Ave. Phone Harney 243.
HoilSPH Porta of the city.
xj.ui.gca cnsh Sons A Co.. Bee building.
FOR RENT Large up-to-date bungalow;
strictly new; fully modern, on car Una
at 2339 S 24th Bt Call Red 5244.
FOR RENT Modern s-room house. 205
8. 86th Ave. Inquire T. J. O'Brien,
Ilenshaw Hotel. Harney 1094. Douglas 1216.
NIN13 rooms, modern, S216 Burt; 7 rooms,
new, modern, 2829 Parker; otght rooma.
modern except heat, 2127 Douglas; four
rooma. mod, ex. heat. 1824 N. 23d. U. 15S8
fr-R. house, mod., auttable for two fam
ilies. Douglas 469.
and Stor
. La ran
S man. 11 2r. r- ,
Doug. 14W.
Maggard's ym
per hr.; dray.
v ebster.
J.C. Reed P'ca k
W 1VV,VV 1207 Farnam. D.
moving
torage
14a
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, packs, ships; S-horse van
5d i men, $1.26 per hrj storage $2 per
W o. Satisfactory guar. U. 4338 Ty. 130.
fcTKAM heat, all modern, J-room house:
also 4-room flat W0 No. 23d.
FOR RENT
We have a complete Us: of all houses,
apartment and flats that are for rent
This list can be seen free of charge at
Umaha Van Storage Co . wm ts. iuih at.
Fidelity Storage Co
storage, muv.i.n. packing anu shipping.
lth & Jackson SU. Phone Douglas -MS.
4-ROOM, all modern; furnace, electric
light. 2617 N. 8th St. 122.50.
I RMS., modern except heat, SU. Web.
111. 3007 Burdette St.
FOUR OR FIVE rooma, 112.60, modern ex
cept heat. 2223 California St. Doug. 1370.
V
311 NORTH 13D HT. 1-t., modern, 30.
4031 Charlea St. 8-r., modern, $25.
228 Capitol Ave.-7-r.. modern. $23.
2018 Amea Ave. -r., mod. ex. heat, $20.
2531 Spencer St. 6-r., mod. ex. heat, 1A
4329 Decatur St. 5-r city water, $13.
948 N. 27th St. 6-r., city water. $12.50.
JU5 Franklin St. 6-r.. city water, $11.
$123 Ohio St. 8-r.. well, $7.
MJ North 40th St.-6-r.. well, $7.
CREIGH, SONS & CO.,
Douglas 200. 508 Bee Bldg.
For Reint
$13.00 -room cottage, 1811 Isard.
$16.00 4-room cottage, 2107 Ohio.
$30.00 4-room modern house, 2850 Meredith
Ave.
$25.00 8-room mod. house, S0C6 Mason.
V. II. GATES,
$47 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
D. 1294,
V-R,. 241k S. 84th St., all mod., on car
line, 416.
HABTIiNQS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St.
gtorea aad Offices.
TWO ROOMS EN SUITE
In good location,
BEADY DECEMBER 16TH.
Will show you now.
THE BEE BUILDING,
(The Building that Is Always New.)
Office Room 103.
WANTED TO BUY
OFFICE furniture bought and sold. 3.
C. Reed, likff Farnam. Doug. -44.
WK BUY 2d-hnu cio'.hes. 1441 S. i'un.
FLIGHT!-Y used pianos. Webater 3726.
ItRAI. KffMTK
rARM A Ft ASCII LA1TDI roll$Ul
Kftnuka.. .
Bargain
Close In Farm
if acres, close to Calhoun and only 12
miles from Omaha city limits; 200 acre
good farm land; also fine, large orchard
In full bearing; balance timber and pas
ture; Improvements consist of good 8
room house, two large barns and other
necessary buildings. In fet. Improve
ment are exceptionally good. While this
la a rolling farm it will bring Just as good
results year In and year out as farms that
are selling for twlee the price. As a farm
proposition or an Invcntment this cannot
be beat for the money. Price. $115 per
acre, on easy terms.
0 'Neil's li. E. & Ins. Agoney,
1505 Farnam St. i'el. Tyler 1014.
SECTION Improved. Kimball Co. Gross,
2101 Paul.
Texas. ,
FOR SALE To close an estate; 100
acrea In Rio Grande valley, 4 mile
from Mercedea, Texas. All under culti
vation. For price and terms write The
Minnesota Land A Trust Co.. 405 Mar
quette Ave.. Minneapolis. Minn
Mlscellaaeona.
WB guarantee bargains In s'ock farms
and ranches. Writo Willi Cadwell
Broken Bow. Neb. The Bargain Man.
ABSTRACTS Or TITLB.
Kfc.HK 'title O-iaran.-e and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. Juu a. 17th tit
Thone Douglas i4S7.
RKIJD Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of
flea In Nebraska. 204 li.andet Theater.
KEAL ESTATE LOANS
C1TV. and farm loaiia. 5, 5. per lUM.
3. H. Dumont A Cu..Jti& Farnam. Omana.
WANTED City loaaa. Peters Trust Co.
OMAHA homes, haft NebraxKa farina.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha Natl. Douglas 2715.
WTU Farm loans Kloks lnv.Co. Omaha
$lu0 to flU.tKiO made promptly. F. D. VVead,
weaa riiag., inn ana r irium nn.
GARVIN BROS
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
Farnam Smith & Co , 1320 Farnam.
CITY properly. La'g loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas, 22X Bute Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loan.
H. W. Binder, City Natl. Bank Bldg.
ftryr CITY LOANS. Bemta-Carluerg Co.,
v 810-312 Brandel Theater Bldg.
SEE us first If you want a farm loan.
United States Trust Co., Omaha. Neb.
HEAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
I Am Forced to Sell
a now five-room, oil modern
house recently purchased by
me. This house Is located In the
West Farnam district, on blouk
from Leavenworth car and four
bloc.ka from Farnam. Oak
finish downstairs, whit enamel
bath,' sleeping porch, beautiful
lawn. You can buy this house
at a big sacrifice.
Address. M 213. Bee, or after
p. m. phone Webster 614.
' Just completed.
room house In a desirable residence
district; all modern and up-to-date: sec
ond story has stucco; finish on first floor
Is quarter-sawed oak, second floor fin
ished In birch. This will make a fin
home for some on. Open today. See
owner. 3216 California St. Tel. Harney 2S5.
iWAN'IED A buyer tor an. old established
real estate oftlce ana large insurance
business, one of the best in central lowa.
Located In a city of 6.0 population, do
ing a large farm, city ana insurance luin
nas. If interested don't delay; but como
SLiid Investigate if you want a bargain.
Addroas X -14. Bee.
Colored fajn- want lot edge town. 1403 d. 19.
FOR SALE.
Handsome modern 10-room residence, on
one of the finest street on West Farnam
hill: owner leaving city, offers for aulck
sale at $18,500; might take small house or
vacant In part payment.
HICKS, . 440 Board of Trad Bldg.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
- New
Six-Room House
In Fixa's Addition
This la a new addition and Is nearly
filled with new home, close to car
and school.
First floor has four rooms finished in
oak and arranged just right.
Second floor, two bed rooms and bath.
Full basement. Strictly modern.
American Security Co.
17th and Douglaa Sta. Douglas 6013.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dundee.
New Dundee Home
This Is a well built 6-room. J-tory
house, 2 blocks north of oar line; flrat
floor, living room across the front of the
house, with brick fireplace, dining room
with French door to side poroh, good
alsed kitchen; second floor, 3 bedroom
and bath. One bedroom used a sleeping
porch; first floor oak finish, second floor
white enamel; oak floor throughout.
Reasonable terms of payment.
George & Company
Phone D. "M.
I City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
South Omaha.
f32C BUY two lot near West L Bt, So.
Omaha; each 40xl.S. Tyler 1038. Alex
Arvay.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
HIGH CLASS
INVESTMENT
Income $11,000 per annum. This prop
erty 1 only 7 blocks from court house
and city's business district. Street
and location has shown more progress
and advancement In values thany any
street In city. This will bear a con
servative Investigation. Will consider
farm or ranch land, If clear, up to
50 per cent, and carry balance back.
For further Information,
Traver Bros.,
705 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
REAL ESTATE
FARM RAKCH LANDS FOR BALK
AllsatsslpDl.
500 ACRES, Jackson county, MlaslsMppt,
deep river frontage, every acre high and
dry, several acres well Improved; best
live stock proposition in the south; alao
fin for pecans and oranges; otner smaller
tract at attractive prices. John F. Gay
kor, Pascagoula, Miss.
AlaataM.
RENTERS and honieseeker use rout
Carey r.ght and secure a Montana farm
Bow. Do you reallx that farm products
will command extrvmely high prices dur
ing the next few years? This is your op
portunity to get started on a farm of youi
own. The Valier lands produce from U
to 55 bushel wheat, tiO to 100 of oats, 40 to
70 bushels barley, 4 to 6 tons glfalfa pel
acre. Let u send you booklet and tell
you how easy It la to get started. Val.et
Farm Sales Company. Bog hi. Valier.
Mont
VIwssms.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop at at la th
union; aeltler wanted; lands for sal at
low prtuea, oq easy trrnia. Ask for book
let M on Wisconsin Central Land OranC
taU acrea wanted. Writ about our
rasing land. If interested In fruit land,
ask tat booklet on Appla Orchard 1
W laounain. Address Land Dept. So
Uam sty MlaaeapoUa, Mica.
$450 $450
Zahlungen 110 baar, flO monat
lich. .
Wundervoller Eckplatz; 65 Fuss
Front mit Kanal, Waaaer und Buer
gerstelg, cwel Blocks, von Strasaen
bahn, nahe Schule, gute Nachbar
ichaft; huebscher Platz,' ela Helm zu
bauen.
Mehrere andere Plaetsa tur Aug
wahl. Telephon Douglas 2596
II. II. nAKPER,
1013-14 City National Bank Bldg.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cath Wheat Selli Only in Moderate
Quantities.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS HEAVY
Heavy Shlpaueat Arrive at Coaatry
Blevatora Grains Make, Frac
tional Aavaace Oat
Art Variant.
OMAHA. tec. . 1M4.
Speculator In wheat who have been
trailing on In th footstep of the longs
In the December future were dislodged
t losses on th dip In prices yesterday.
There are many In the trade who believe
that conditions surrounding lecemher
wheat are bullish. Cash wheat sold only
In moderate quantities In the larger rttar
keta yesterday, Chicago reporting IIO.ikW
bu., with 100,000 bu. for export. In addi
tion to this a lot of 200,000 bu. waa sold
to go out via the gulf. A New York news
bureau wired that since Saturday night
l.MO.dOO bu. of wheat were taken at the
seaboard for export. China I coming to
America for wheat, a cargo of 20n.ui0 bu.
having cleared from New Orleans - for
that country.
It waa reported that the elevator con
cerns at imluth were still loading wheat
for rhlpment yesterday and It now looks
as If the stocks there will be further re
duced. There wa acme disappointment In the
ranks of the bulla because of th larger
receipts of wheat at primary markets
than looked for, the total being 2.K)0.Oii0
bushels, compared with l,100,Oi bushols
for a Ilka period last year. While north
western tvcelpt showed a goodly los
when compared with week ag, they
were 400 car larger than the correspond
ing day a year ago. The wheat move
ment In western Canada showed further
alms of a letun
The principal sustaining power In the
nMlnnd. (K.vi; N 1. 5bl00; No. !. t7 e- !
41SVI; No. ft, P t(7.0. Choi. lowlnnd
t 00; No. I, ftV.lrt.hO; No. ft. IVWhi'J ft'
No. ft, ft4.0OaO.OO.
owa.HA OEsir.RAi. rkkt.
Bt'TTKR No. I. Mb carton, 3ej Rn.
, no-lb. tuba, 11a
C11KESK Imported Bwtaa, c; Amer
ican Swiss, Wc; block ttwiss, ZJc; twins,
IK'; daisies. It)'; triplets. lc: Young
American. lSc; blua label brick, 17c; llm
buraer. ft-lb., SOc; 1-1 b, 20c; New York
white, lao; imported French Itoquefort,
46c.
BKEF CUTSNo. M ribs, lc; No. I, lol
No. 3. UHe. No. 1 loins. lc; No. I. WVio;
No. ft, 13c. No. 1 chucks, Hc; No. I,
Vfcc; No. 8. 9c. No. 1 rounds, lie; No. ft,
lie: No. I, llc. No. 1 plates, Wo; No. ft,
s,-c; No. ft. no.
FI9H Trout. 14c; large crapple. 15c;
salmon, Sc; halibut. UV: channel cat
fish, Uc; pike. 14c; pickerel, 10c.
I'OULTKY Broiler. 14Vkc; spring chirk
ana, 11c; hens. Dalle: cock, lie; ducks,
10c; geese, ; turkeys, Irto pigeons. ir
do., Wc; ducks, full feathered, 10c; geeee,
full feathered, 8c; aquab. No. 1, $1.5; No.
t 50c
Market quotation furnished by Olllnakl
Fruit company:
FHUITrt-Orange. extra fancy Wash
ington Navels, IMe, 112a and 13Ka, $2.75 per
box; extra fancy Washington Navels,
loO. 17H, BX and 21, tUOO per box
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Beef Steen Steady to Ten Cents
Higher.
HOGS STRONG, TEN CENTS UP
9kea ss Ialt la t.lat Reeeln
Itasnn Tea to Fifteen Cents
marker and Feeder Steady
OTlth Meaday,
SOUTH OMAHA, Pec. ft. 1914.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hog Pheep.
Offlilal Monday 5.4 4.197 7,t9
Estimate Tuesday 4.700 ft, 400 ft.400
Two day this week..l0.l0 .W7 11
Same daya last week.. 12. 7 M.M
Hamo I week ago 10.fil5 12.17 t.T:l
Same ft weeks ago 7.517 14.0M a,7t
Hame 4 weeka ago ll.'VJ .5I .M7
Same daya last year.... 7. Sit ,2X ll.Ht't
Th following tahla stiow the receipts
o rattle, hog and sheep at th South
Omaha live stock market Tor th year to
date, an compared with last year:
114. 1113. Pec.
ioA.'V.nev Bn-k.-r am. t"t, Cnttle 7S.!B1 Hl.a 8.r
per box; choice Hed Ball, ftoo and Sa. I'"g .10K,144 J..
$5 00 per box. Grapefruit, jr.. (Hs and ia, Sheep ,002.iT. ft.0MS.Hk5 ei..l
12.75 par box. Apples, extra fancy Wash-! The following tabl show th eaverage
Inaton White Winter I'earmalnes. IS.O0I nrlce for hoii at the Houth Omaha live
stock market for the last few day, wun
comparisons:
per box: fancy Washlnaton White Win.
ter I'earmalnes, J1.75 per box; extra fancy
Washington Wlnesapa, tl.75 per box; ex
tra fancy Rpltxenburas. h.hii per box;
Oregon Ppltxenbiirgs, ftl.Sft ier box: tre
gon Baldwins, 11.50 per box; Colorado
unwrapped) Jonathans, $1.35 per box:
Washington extra heavy and fancy Hoo
vers, $1.40 per box; choice Colorado Jona
thans, $1.10 per box; fancy Colorado Weal
thys, fl.to per box; fancy Colorado Mc
M ho mi, $1.10 per box; fancy Colorado
I'tters, $1.10 per box; fancy Colorado
Maiden Blush, $1.15 per box; Idaho fancy
Grimes (tolrirn, $1.50 per box; Idaho choice
nhn.r mark -1 I I., u vaafurrtnv was .
the advance n he mirketV abroa.1. "1 eJ vieV .ff.n li'ilo bI"
Corn declined yesterday, to the f". '" n h'rlm." .?h.n. ' tin .r hni
surDrlsn of the average hull as strenaih Idaho fancy Jonathans, per box;
-..f .,S a.-?iJrt .k. .,rrv-nr.T.i. Jdsho fancy Fultons. $1.26 per box; Idaho
weather throughout the belt.
Iiosses were shown of VJTNe In oat,
and resting spot era at the lowest level
of the day.
Wheat wa 1c lower to Sc higher.
Corn was unchanged to Mc hljther.
Oate were unchanged to c higher.
Clearances were: wnem and flour equal
to 599,000 bU.; corn, 154.01.0 bu.
Liverpool opened with wheat Hd lower
and corn Vtd higher.
Primary wheat recelpta were 1,621,000
bushels, and shipments 1.,T,000 bushels,
against receipt of 1,128,000 bushel and
shipments of 1,020,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipt were 1,158.000 bu.,
and shipment, 910,000 hu., against receipt
or 741.000 bu. and shipment ot liS.OOO bu.
last year.
Primary oat receipt were 1.002.000 bu.
and shipments 833.000 hu., against re
ceipt of 6.0n0 bu. and shipment of 628,000
bu. last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. Oatn
Chicago
Minneapolis
Diiltith
Omaha
Kansas City
CU. Louis
Winnipeg
Hale reported today:
1.417
..368
..4.12
..271
..102
..172
.. 92
..431
Wheat No.
38
40
hard winter: 17 car, $1.10 No. ft hard
winter: 1 car, $1.10; 6 cars, $1.0M; 1 car,
$1.004. No. 4 hard winter; 1 car, $1.08.
No. 2 durum: car, $1.24. No. ft durum:
1 car, $1.24. No. 1 mixed: 2 cars, ll.W;
1 car, $1.084. Rejected: car, $1.06; 1
car. $1,014. No grade: 1 car, mixed,
$1.04. Itye No. 2: 2 cars, $1.06. Corn
No. 2 white: 1 car. 6Mkc. No. 3 white:
1 car, 68c. No. 2 yellow: S cars.
fancy Strawberry. $1.35 per box; Idaho
fancy Wolf River. $1.35 per box; Wash
ington Wagners. $1.35 per box; New York
Baldwins, w.00 per bbl.; New York tlreen
Ings, H.ftO per bbl.. Grapes, California
Kinperors, $;t.60 per bbl.; California Km
perors, $1.75 per crate; choice Malagas,
$5.00 per keg; extra choice Malagas, $6.26
per keg; fancy Malagas. $6.60 per keg; ex
tra fancy Malagas, $0.00. Pears, Anjou,
$2.50 per box; Jersey, $2.2A per box; Shel
don. $2.50 per box; Lexrence, $3.00 per box;
Boaco. $2.50 per hox; Raster, $3.25 per box.
Bananas. $1. 7503. 50 per bunch.
VKUETAHLK8 Cauliflower, JJ.0O Per
crate. Cucumbers. ftlV) per box. Celery,
Jumbo, 7ro dot.; Michigan, Sftc don. Let
tuce, head, $1.00 per do.; leaf, 40o do.
Onions, yellow, 2c per lb.; red, 2o per lb.;
white, 2tc per lb.; shallot. 50o do. Cab
bage, IVio per lb. Pepper, 50c per basket.
Tomatoes. $1.76 per crate. Radish, 50c
per dos. Horseradish, $1.65 per case. Oar
llc, Italian, 20c per lb. Potatoes, Idaho,
70c per bu.; Red River Ohio, 6&c pep
Minnesota Whites. 00c per bu. Sweet po
tatoes, Kansas, $2.25iif4.60 per bbl.; Jer
seys, $1.75 per hamper; Delaware. $1.25
per hamper. Squash, IVio per lb. Pump
kin, Ito per lb.
MlSCELLANBOUS-NuU, No. 1 Cali
fornia walnuts, 18a per lb.; filbert, l$4c
per lb.; filbert, Long Naple. 18o per lb.;
pecans 12'ic per lb.; pecans, Jumbo, 18c
per lb.; Hr axils, llftiUftc per lb.; almond
20c per lb. Popcorn, shelled. "4o per lb.;
crackerjack. $3.50 per cane; half case, $1.75;
checkers, $150 per case; half ease, $1.76.
Pates, Uromedary. $3.00 per box; Anchor,
$2.25 per box; Sugar Walnut. $1.40 per
case; Hallow!, So per lb. Lime, $1.78 per
box. Honey, $3.75 per cane. Fig, n l-o.
i car, o-c. nu. " .-, '"ti jpkg., 85c per box; Ml a-os. page., w per
o. yeuww. n'K, m, i. ' i,-. box; geven-crown imporiea, ioo per
1 car. 67ic. No. 6 yellow: 1 car, 68c.
yellow: i cars. 67Vc. No
car, 584c; 1 oar, 68c. No. 2 mixed
near white. 6Nc; T ears, 58c,
X cars, near white. 68Vfcc:
whit, R8c; 11 cars, 57 c. No. 5 mixed: :
cara. 67c. Sample: 1 car. 67c; 1 car.
57Vic; 2 car. 6714c. Oatn No. 8 whit:
is car, t&c. no. wnue: i cars, sitta.
No grad: 2 car. 4c.
Omaha Cah Price Wheat: No. 2 hard,
tl.0ytotin.MH; No. ft hard, $L0HH11H: No.
4 hard, ftl.OKBt.09; no. spring, si wiiw
1.09,; No. ft spring. tl.06VWft.0SH; No. 4
spring, $1.0391.07; No. z aurum, i.vtw
1.24; No. 8 durum, $1.231.24. . Com: No. 1
white. 68i6'jWc; No. white. 58HlW;4c;
No. ft white. MWtfNlc: No. 4 white. 53
58Hc: No. ft white, &7(ii58V4c: No. 6 white,
67Hj)68c; No. 1 yellow, 5wfi68ic; No. 2
yellow, SSVCSVic;, No. S yellow, 58ti88c;
No. 4 yellow. D7HitWtc; No. 6 yellow, 67H8
58c: No. 6 yellow. 67V4fj67fce; No. 1 mixed.
68tSHc; No. 2 mixed. 7i?1)8e: No. 3
mixed, 67H'57n: No. 4 mixed, 6.4i!67Hc;
No. 6 mixed. twnw, no. mixea, mwi
67c. Oate: No. ft white, 46r4EVc; stand
ard, 46i;45Hc; No. ft white. 44Voc; No. I
white, 444)444c. Barley; Malting, oyc;
No. 1 feed, b.iiAa. Rye: No. 2, ll.04Hl.O5;
No. S, $1.04&1.04S4. .
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat are of the Trading- and Closing
Prloes an Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Pec. 8. Absence of needed
rain in central and western Kansas
tended today to offset wheat weakness
that was due largely to lower cable.
Prices closed unsettled, ,4fitiC off to hio
UP. compared with last night. The out
come In corn waa Ho to &H decline
and for oats a aetbac-K of o to 31'Yxc
Provisions finished fcfif13He higher.
Notwithstanding that wet weather ha
prevailed over most of th winter wheat
belt, drouth report from central and
western Kanaaa oontinued today and at
tracted increased attention. It was said
the crop there was in a critical condition,
a owing to lack of moisture 40 per cent
of the planting wa not up yet, and 10
per rent nan aproutea ana aiea. nne au
thority asserted that the prospect for
the territory named wa the worst In
year. It wan chiefly on auch advice
that the market showed aomethlng ot a
rally today alter an early aecune.
Lower cable had a dominating Influ
ence In wheat at the outset. An appar
ent slackening of export demand for thn
tlma being counted alao against the bull
and no, too, the fact that receipt at
primary points si in exceeaea those or a
year ago.
Although wet weather promised a lea
snned movement from rural holders, corn
turned heavv near the end of the day.
Hedging sales were depressing and the de
mand from the east was not or encourag
ing volume, despite lOO.OOO bushel hav
In been disposed of for exnort. Oatn
awayed almost wholly In sympathy with
orn. Shipping ran ws stow ami in
recelnt continued to exceed the esti
mate. Provisions ascended owing to th hog
sunnly at packing center being less
amrle than had been expected. Packer
old rather freelv on the bulge.
Ora'n prices furnished hr Logan A
Brvnn office SU South Fifteenth street-
lb.
KKALr EST TE WANTED
GENKKAL housework, city, country.
atata wage, small family. Address C
277. Bee.
Wool Market.
MELBOURNE (Via Lonon). Deo. $ -At
the wool salon held here today thn beat
grades advonced from t to 7Vk per cent.
BYPNKY. N. 8. W.. Pec i-Amerlcan
and Japanese competition against York
shire imparted a mora cheerful tone to
the wool aalen today and prices ruled in,
seller' favor.
n,ir nr kes. i.i. uu: Der naii doi., v.w.
1 mixed: 1 xj. vii, k 1XM: ner half bbl..
' rn, linon, coeoanut. 3.7 per saok; per do..
No. 8 mixed: 76ft Caaba Uemn, tl.75JZ2.00 per crate.
8 cars, near i
Pate. 1914. 1U.191. .1.911. 119IO.li.19t).
t 9
I 7
Nov. 2nl T 44SI
Nov. II J 4V 7 9 7 7
Nov. 2 7 67 1 0
Nov. 231 f 00 7 7
Nov. 24 7 4t 7 1
Nov. 26 7 61 7 50 7
Nov. Ml 7 58 7 44 7 47
Nov. Z! 1 56, 7 48
Nov. 28 7 41 7 47
Nov. i5)l 7 61 7 5
Nov. 0 7 1H1 J T 70
Pec. 1. 6 ml 7 8 7 74
Pee. t 8l 7 40 7 57
Pec. t . 74S 7 42 7 54
Pec. 4.. 6 75 7 84 7 65
Pec. R.. 6 73Hi 7 41 7M
Peo. ft. . I 8 20
lec. 7.. fiH 7 9 ft 71
Pec. .. 8 K2S 7 67
7 71! 7 7l 11 7 fc
7 69 7
IS 7 Wl
1M KKI 7 88
6 261 3 7 8
2(1 7 87!
119 )Ti -
881 I 04
121 ft 04
001 Mi
01, 7 OT 8 09
7 00 8 1-
i v.-.- 1 li
7 13 8 wl a '
7 181 K 061 6 65
8 (XII 5 59
8 Ml CM! 1 6 58
A 82 8 4 7 7 6 31
6 431 8 471 7 Mi 1
5 97' 7 X'l 8 22 6 41
04
01
6 03
t 97
t 63
6 67
16$
smaller thai, last week, but i slightly
larger than last year.
With other point reporting stronger
prices, the local trade opened out In bet
ter shape todny. Shipper were back In
the market, and took care of a fair har
of the supply. Trade opened a good dim
higher, and later strengthened up until
the most of the sales were made at fully
15c. higher prices. Karly movement wa
alow, but the market closed strong and
active at the advance.
A few cara of hogs that did not gvt
Into the yard until after everything else
had been sold met with wenkaned price.
Most of the buyers had filled their or
dera before these last hog showed up,
and there waa only one packer who
wanted hogs bad enough to bid anything
like early price for them. A he had
no competition theee last sale were
weak to he lower than the early trade,
but at that they were a good, big dime
higher than yesterday.
The general market was fully 16c higher.
Bulk of the sales were made at $K.7!i6.i0,
as against $6 fell1. 70 yesterday, and to
dsy's top of tH.98 is a dim above yes
terday s huh price. Monday s decline
was more than recovered and price today
are MilOc above last Saturday.
Representative sules:
No.
...
18.
li.
At.
,.1M
..IT
. .IN
..1
..IT!
gh. Ft.
... 70
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Tl
m
r n no
.m 4 t tt
....nf
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I on
f 00
No.
si...
...
IT...
11...
10...
w...
an...
PIUS.
157...
74...
At. Kh. Pr.
...en i2 m
... ft) son
...aw i t
. .M
...r-t
...110
...Ml
...1!
... l
W Kl
t 0
M
K
6 M
W
Sunday. Holiday.
Reoeipta and disposition of live stock
at the Union stock yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hour ending at ft o'clock
yesterday;
Hldl'IEIPTS
Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.il so.
C, M. A 8L P U
Wabash 2
Missouri Pacific 1
Union Pacific 38
C. & N. W., east.... 7
C. & N. W., west.... 87
C, St. P., M. O.. IS
C, B. A Q... east.... 8
C, B. & tj.. west.... 68
C, R. 1. i I., east.. 13
C, R. I. A P., west. ..
Illinois Central 1
Chicago. Ot. West.. 2
Total rwe1nta....in6
PISPOBITIUN HKAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
6 .. 1
14 3 3
17 2 t
If . ,
ii lT io
Artlclel Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Ye y.
Wheatl I I
Pec.. 1 1H 1 174 1 16S 1 ItlSi 1 1H
May. 1 21 1 21Hi 1 21H 1 2JSU ti
Corn I
Pec. IV 63 62H 62U CT4f 62
May. t8 69 6V 6ti6iil,aH
Oats 1 i
1h-c. 47 474, 47 47H 47'4
May.' 61 53 61 V. 61H'51lUa2
Pork
Jan.. 18 IS 19 07H
.May.! 18 60 1 8 60 18 50 IS X 18 4.V4
Lard I
Jan.. U 88 77, 9 TT.i 70
Muy. 1 (V4 10 05 10 02V.I 10 V.Vj 9 95
Rib I
Jan..! 9 73 9 75 9 72H 9 78 10 02
May. I 10 07H 10 10 10 Ou i 10 07 10 02-0f
New York Oeaeral Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. . SUGAR Raw,
teady; molasse. S.24c; centrifugal, t.SOo.
Refined, steady: cut loaf. 6c; oniahed,
6.90c; mculd A, 6.66c; cube, n.85c; XXXX
rr.nl.rauH K Simc : DowlrA ft,20c; ftna
Jranulated, .10c; Diamond A, 6.10c; con
ectloners' A, 5c; No. 1, .4-8&c-. . . .
BUTTER Steady; recelpta. 1675 tubn;
creamery extraa. (91 ncore), l383He;
creamery (higher scoring), 84c; ftrntn,
29f.32c; seconds, 26tr-c; process extras,
&Hff2c; ladle, current make, first,
22ffr3c: seconds. a(&2Ic; packing tock,
current make, No. 2, 21c.
CHEESE Steady; receipt, l boxen;
state whole milk held special, white,
16c; state whole milk, held, colored,
16c; state whole milk, held, average fancy,
15itl5c; ntate whole milk, fresh npe
clals, white. 16K15c; state whole milk,
held, colored, lftc; ntate whole milk,
fresh, average fancy, 14&flfic; aklian, 8
'boGS Irregular;' reoelptn, 7,293 eases;
fresh gathered, extra fine, 41ft43c; extra
firsts. 39KS40c; firsts. 8638c; seconds. 80(
6c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby hen
ery whites. 6ti'i.c; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby gathered whites, 4068o;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns, 43irJ46c; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby gathered brown and mixed col
ors. 3ft(ff4.V.
POULTRY Pressed, firm: western
roasting chlckena, 14i18Hc; fresh fowl.
I2fnl7c: turkey, littWa.
POrLTKY Live, nteady; western chick
ens, 12fl4c; fowl. 18314c; turkey, UH9
14c.
Kaasan City Grata and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Dee, 8. WHEAT
No. 2 hard, $l.w&n.lo; no. x reo, i.otk;
Pecembor. tl.08; May, tl.l4HHJ4H-
CORN No. 2 nrlxed. 1ic; No. 2 white,
l4c; December, 604e; May, 6Tc.
OATS-No. 2 white, 47ig7Hc; No. I
mixed, 43fi46o.
BUTTKR Creamery, flc; firsts, SSc;
evnrts, 26c; packing, ale.
EOOS4 Firsts kWo; aeoondn, 22c.
POULTRY lien. 11c; roosters, He;
turkeys, 15c.
1 . ...
Ilf Inneapolt 4. rat a Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dee. . WHEAT De
cember. $1.14; May. $1.18: No. 1 hard,
$1.19.: No. 1 northern. tl.I5H&1.18; No.
2 northern. tl.l2116H.
FLOUR Unchanged.
BA RLEY 4&&63c.
RYE--tl.06.
BRAN-t22.00.
CORN No. 8 yellow, RotfiWo,
OATH No. white, 45(&4c.
FLAX-tl.-8tfl.51.
Evaporated Applen and Dried Fraltn
NF.W YORK. Dec. .-EVAPORATBl
APPLES Quiet nnd firm.
DRIED FRUITHPrunen, firm. ' Aprl-
cotn, quiet. Peaches, steady. Rain ins,
firm.
Local Stock aad Boada.
QuoUtlsos furnlsh4 br Burns, Brtsksr A Co..
44. Unisha National bsnk bulidiog:
Hiorts ma. urn.
B strtos Cresaury pfd 93 0 M M
Conmos-rsslili Lit lasursoo .... 14 60 M.o
.'airmunt Croamcrr. 7 pr oont pt&.. M.o 101. Ou
l.inct.ir. ou a Kiooino n. wi so n
M-illn. Plow Klrst Sfd Don MOO
Omaha A C. B. H. B., f. 46.04 47. M
llir.in a C. B. Ht. Ry., pld 74.00 71 00
I rloii stock Yarns stock 96.00 97.00
Bern's
rhloato Railway U. IMt 41.76 M t5
Columbus. Nab., U P. ta, 1424.... W OO 3 00
Flbiaiira, Nab.. rf. (a. 1M 104. to 107.40
Iowa K a L.. First an1 raf. la, 1U! si 00 n in
Lii.rcls O A B. 4a. 117 M. N oil
Oahkiiah, Nab.. School 4a. 1(14 1M.0O lftS M
(lit aha C. B. ft. Hr. Is. lU M IA St. Ml
Omaha Hchool 4Sa. 1M1 M 00 loom
Vnr ol Omaha Water 4Sa, 1441 r H loo n
I clfle O. a B. lea. sa raf. 4a. 1441 13.00 M to
gas Franrlwo. Cl . ba. 1SI1-1WO ... M M 101 os
lr( a t o. u, 1S44 44
Drr Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Deo. ft PRY OOOPft-
Cotton good warn generally quiet today.
Yarns were dull. Some inquiry for
staple men s wear for the fall of 1915 wan
reported. An Improved demand for nllkn
was noted. Southra staples ginghatus
have been revised to a basin of 4Ho
Chicago Cash PriceaWheat: No. 2 red,
ft1.17yl.l7; No. 2 hard, fl.17Mrl.lt. Corn:
No. 2 yel!ow, new, 6:vrjao No. 3 yellow,
new. 162 ic Oats: No. 1 white, 47V8
c; standard. 48liivc. Rye: No. 2,
tl.lOtt&l.ll. Barley, M7i)c. Keeds: Timo
thy. t3.764f5.no; clover, tl2.(KVil4.60 Provi
sions: I'ork, $16.50; lard, $.77H; ribs, $9.12
6.87.
BUTTER Steady; creamery. 24Q32H.
POTATOES Steady ; receipts. 47 cara;
Mlchluun and Wisconsin red, SMiOr;
Michigan and Wisconsin, white. t54Jc.
POVLTRY 1-lve higher; springs, 13c;
fowls. He: turkeys, 14!.
KOGIv-Uraettled; receipts, 4,259 cases;
at mark, cases lncludcC. 2dfcj ordinary
lrU. 26.a-r7c; llrt. 28x)c.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dee. t. WHEAT pot,
teady; No. 1 Manitoba, If 2d: No. 2.
8alld: No. ft, i'id;. No. I bnrd winter.
9 Srt. mture not quoted.
CORN Bpot. quiet; American mixed,
new, bs lid. Futures, steady; December,
Mi"y,a; January, an ivvia.
Oasaka Hay Market.
OMAHA, Deo. ft PRAIRIE HAT-
rnolc unland. 110.00: No. 1. M.Outi' M:
No. 2. fT 0v.00; No. ft. t6.0Oa 7.00, Choton
Morrin & Co :4
Swift & Company 7x
Cudahv Packing Co 1,082
Armour & Co 3H3
8chwarta Ik Co
Lincoln Packing Co
St. Clair Packing Co.... 27
W. B. Vansant Co 28
Benton. Vansant L... H
Hill & Son , HI
F. II. Lewis - 87
Huston Co 75
J. B. Root Co 1H8
3. H. bulla 40
McCreary A Kellogg.... 230
Werthelmer A Degen... 813
H. F. Hamilton 18
Hulllvan Bros 84
Rothschild & Krebs 122
Mo. Kan. Calf Cq.... 40
Christie 50
Hlgglnn f 1
Huffman H
Baker, Jone A Smith.. 144
Tanner Bro 18
John Harvey 157
Kline 105
D. St F 3
Other buyer 408
tW
545
1.373
1,071
124
3!
78
HO
1,218
1,82ft
Total 5,239 8,804 4.517
CATTLE Recelpta of cattle were
lighter than yeaterdsy and 'the total for
Uie two dayn amounts to oniy n,i' i ;
lielnp miliar than lust week by Slxilt
2.6UO head. At the aame time the recelpta
are larger than for the aame pertoil last
year tiy almost s,(iv neaa.
There wan a good buying demand for
beef steers and they aold quite freely at
prlcen that were steady to a little
stronger on the better grades, and In
some cases possibly as much aa 10c
higher. Inferior klnda war slow and no
better than steady. Among the cattle on
aale wan a small bunch of beef fed at
the Nebraska Btate university to be ex
hibited at the International Live Stock
how at Chicago. The International wa
not held on account of th foot an 1 mouth
disease and the. cattle were sold her
today, the poorest of them bringing ft- Oil
and two head of the choicest $11.50 ixir K4).
Good beef cowa were strong and active,
but canner grades, both yesterday and
today, were more or lea neglected and
are weak to l(Mi'15c lower than last week.
Thn supply of feelers was larger than
It ha been on mny day ot late, there
being quite a showing of desirable kind.
The demand waa good and si'jIi cattle
moved quite freely at steady prices.
Plain feeder and all undesirable kind
were a little slow and possibly some
lower, owing to th fact that buyer
naturally paid more attention to the bet
ter grade.
Quotation on cattle: Prime yearling,
0 bWlO 50; good to choic cornfed beeves,
88.5lxSH.riO; fair to good cornfed beeves,
$7.6oti.fiO; common to fair cornfed beeves,
$6.5oi.7.5o; good to choice range steer. $7.76
tj8.25; fair to good range beeves, $7.-Vrt
7.76; common to fair range beeves, $6.0wt
7.25; good to choice heifers. $6. 00417 00; good
to choice cows, t5.504f6.36; fair to good
cows, $6.O0ifl5 60; common to fnlr cows, $4.50
(lA.OO: good to choice stockers nnd feed
ers, $7.4Cr7.86; fair to good stockers and
feeder, $K.7Mj7.R6; common to fair stock
era nnd feeders, fr.75fr.50; stock heifers,
f4.75&6.26; stock cows, M.606.00; stock
calves. $. 501.50; veal calves, $i .0O.jV.6O;
bulks, stags, etc., t6.257.10.
Representative sales:
BEEF (STEERS.
SHEEP The big decline In prices here
nnd elaewhere, inrtlcularly at Chicago,
yesterday aliut olf the receipts this mm n
iiik to a considerable extent. The local
ta.lniata amounted to only 1.4(0 head,
about one-sixth of the recelpta a week,
ago and a fourth of what waa on aale
on the corroapondttig day a year ago.
W title Chicago reported 66.000 head on
Mon. lav n market there were only aome
17,000 reported at that point hie morning.
The falling off of the receipt naturally
had a ntlmulatlng Influence on prices,
consequently all th packer buyers were
on Iho market at an early hour and both
aged sheep and Iambs wem fairly active
scllcra on a basis iOttlta higher. The
light supply Included no fed westerns.
The w hint field grades from Idaho In
cluded two head that aold at $7.80. with
a sort of 400 head. A cut of these same
lambs sold on yesterday's market at f7.65
to a feeder buyer without any sort. Home
native lamb commanded gi.su, inn neing
hlsh a any lamiw sola, coming
strictly prime was on nale. The few
ranse ewes here moved at a range of
$4.6fW5..
The feeder situation snowen no im
portant change from Monday trana.
The sales of feeder Iamb had a rang at
$7.S04t'7.70. No aged feeder to speak of
were available. The demand ror leeoor
offering continued trong and active.
Quotation on sheep ana lambs: Oood
in flwilre limha I7.H5M.16: fair to good
lambs. $7.60tr7.85; good to choioo feeders.
fil.tttijl7.70; common feeders, $.O.0;
goon to cnoic yearungs, o.ioiri.w; iir
to good yearlings, $.6Kii.7R: feeder year
llntra IKr.lMAlO: irnod to choice Wet hers.
$5.uiv,1i6.00; fair to good wether. $6.k'i5.50;
feeder wet ner. I4.31W4.W; good io cnou-e
ewe. t4t5.10; fair to good wen, f4.80itf
too; teener ewes, .-
Representative nalen:
No. At. Frio.
181 fed yearling
24 fed ewen
61 fed lambs
36 fed Inmha
28 fed lamb
6.1 fed lamb
10 fed Inmb .
06 Colorado ewea
233 Colorado ewea
25 culls
248 Wyoming ewes
S65 Wyoming feeder lambn
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hogs Weak -Cattle Firm 8kee
trongr.
CHICAQO. Dec. I, CATTLE. Receiptn,
4 000 head: market firm: Christmas
beeves, fttO.7nrSri1.75: natlv steer, :,vni
1070- wtrn. w..ftEri.4u: cow ana iieu-
11 QVHH .Ml! ralvai M TiOtil4).O0.
(H18-Receiptn. 33.000 neaa; marwei
woak at 1oi'Vi advance: bulk. $6.Srxil7.40
llnht. $0.76i7.a0; mixed, $8.75(i.65; heavy.
W.7Rtf7.W: rough, H75i.8fi; Pigs. $B.otmi.4o
riHE.h.1' AINU iaBn-naraii'i'ji".
head; market atrong; sheep. $5.00m.00;
yearlings, B.10tfi7.H0; lambn. f,lWl.5.
SlonK C ity Mn Stork Market.
SIOUX CIT. la.. Dec. ..-CATTLt5-Recelpts,
1,200 head; market firm; native
steers. te.00ffH.00; hutchera, t6.S6fu-70;
cows and helfera. t4.40i6.50; rannera, $4.00
m. w. . . L. - .n,l lK(k!lMf
calves. f6.004.g.60: bulls, stsgs, etc., $5.00
600. ' '..-.
HO' n Receipts, B,uo neao; marae. ufit
2Tk) hlnher; heavy. frt.85(u6.tl6; mixed. f6 80
(i 85; light, K!.75ia.H0; bulk of sales, $6.75
4ro. . .
SHEEP ANIJ .AMB Iteceipts, J.wai
head; market nteady; ewes, t3."5JF4.00;
131 ft 28
104 2
72 7 76
a ,s
84 1W
J 7 86
8t 4 80
88 4 80
86 ft 60
100 8 00
l 7 70
NEW YORK .HOCK .'MARKET
Sentiment Heartened by Decision to
Km rime Bettrioted Trading.
ESE IN MONET SITUATION
I'nnfflelal Igew ltenetagr
Steel ladastry "aagest a Better
Inqnlry for Speetal
Pr4letn,
NEW YORK, Deo. ft. Sentiment In
financial clrclen wan oonldrhly
heartened todav hy tha decision of the
stock exchange to resume restricted trad
ing In stocks on Saturday. Thin feeling
waa accentuated not no much In the
volume of business for bond and stocks,
which fell under the rerent high level,
hut in the firmer tendency nhown hy
nearly all classes of securities. More
over, the day'n list of stocks submitted
for publication shewed several addition
to that Isaued yesterday. Indicating steady
extension of the demand.
While no apprehension wan entertained
respecting the wisdom of the move made
by the exchange. It may be aald that
every precaution to Insure It aucceaa
will he taken. The fact that It ha not
been deemed necessary to form a "money
Pool" to he tiseil a backstop against
envy liquidation waa In Itself reaar ld
aa an Indication that offerings would find
ready absorption.
Further demand for exchange on Berlin
was the sole feature of th market for
foreign remittances, cables to that center
being quoted at SB'4. with night draftn
at 82. Dealer In exchange were prac
tically unanimous In the belief that th
recent sensational movement In marks
was due to Oerman selling of our stocks
In this market together with he prob
ability of aome loans here for 'll e namn
Interests.
Continued ease marked the local money
situation, call and time loan being
marie at the prevalllhg low rate. In
terior bank bought more freely of mer
cantile paper, these acceptance coincid
ing with more encouraging trad ad
vice. I'nofflclal new respecting the steel In
dustry sngaested a better Inquiry for
special products, with a continuance of
the deadlock fr equipment material.
November tonnage of the United Staten
Steel corporation to be published on
Thursday waa expected to disclose an
other decrease In unfilled' order
Closing quotation on bonds today weer
as follows-
C. ". ef, ta. ra... aM. f-,-f, a, T
. i N. T. r g. ma.... 104
. N.Y. City 44a iOSt.tor.s
.1" N. Y., N. H. H.
.liw o. ta 44
.I0tl4N' Twin, la aou
ranitma am coupon., wm n
A. T. T. av. M4Haadln (a. 4s...
Armour A Co. 4Ha.. US' So. Pacinif ry. 4a.
Atrhlann (as. 4a..,.ti n raf. 4a.
Ral. Ohio 4s rn, ita ev. to
( Tie. Ohio 414a.. "4 no. Mall war 6a....
1. h. at w J . .. SdHUnloa Paolflo 4a..
C M P g rr4 4o er, 4s
r. R. I. P. e. 4a. S7'tT. g. Auhbar s..
C. g. raf. 4S4s.... T4 '. n. PImI is
rle ga. 4a fi4Wst. Wao. o. 4a.. nu
I N. uol. 4a.... 41 y
Bid.
do cmiiHm
V. H. 8a, rag
do emionn ......
V. g. 4a. rag
oo eoiiioa
4
4.1
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. MS
. m
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.mil.
.inn
New Tork Moaey Market.
NKW TORK, Dec . MB7RCANTII.K
PAPKR per cent, i
8TERLINO KXCHANOTi-fiteaflv;
sixty-day hllla t4.86; for cables, $4 8775;
for demand, f4 .8725.
MONl.Y-Call, nteady; high, 4 per cent;
low, 8H per cent; ruling rata, 3Vt per
cent; last loan, 4 per cent; closing bids,
8V4 per cent; last offered, 4 pwr cent
LONDON, Dec. 8. 4?lL.VTil Bar. U&
per ounce.
MONKY liailt per cent,
t .
Bank Cleartaga.
OMAHA. Dec. II. Rank clearing for
Omaha today were t2.866.114.5l and for thn
oorrenpondlng day last year C618.laa.44.
Ben Want Ada Produce Result.
gcrlbnar. Nab., WlUf Ba. 1IU...
Superior, Nab., WaUr ta, 1434..
.U 100.(10
HO l0O
- Cottoa Manet.
NEW TORK. Dec. ft. -COTTON The
cotton market closed steady, net un
changed to 2 point higher.
Cotton future cioben steady; Decem
ber. 7.06c;. January, 7.22c; March, 7.41c;
May, 7.6c; July, 7.76c; October, 8c.
NEW YORK, Dec. ft COTTON-Bpot,
quiet: mMiil ng uplands, 7 60j
UVKRPOOl,. Dec. ft COTTON Spot,
In moderate request; prices quiet: Amer
ican middling, fair. S.27d; good middling,
4.6-d; middling, 4.87d; low middling, t.ld;
good ordinary, t.2d; ordinary, 2.81d; nalo,
lu.OuO bales.
fetal Market.
NEW YORK, Deo. ft MKT AL8 Lead.
Quiet at $3.7(,t8 8t; London, 1. Hpellor:
Steady at $5.60(6.76; London, Tt 10s.
Tin, dull at ftrt.00rfiW.0. Copper, firm;
electrolytic, tlla7V13.00; casting, $12.67
toll 87H. Iron, quiet and unchanged.
At London: 8 pot copper. 7o 7a 6d ; fu
tures, iio 10s. Spot tin, 146 6; futures,
144 15a.
BT. I-Orm Dec. $. M BT A I -B Lead :
Quiet at MffiHilft 'O. Cpelter; Higher at
55.
Ma At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
1 ...1130 7 K 1 1440 1 t
4...... 1204 1 M 1..... 1474 M 40
11 1010 7 60 1 .....10 10 60
it i4r.n io i nun it m
..... 19 8 40 1 1444 11 (0
1 1110 I 44
COWS.
T.... 424 4 74 1 ., ..IMS 44
4 471 4 St I ...10,, 74
6 404 4 0 I I K
I Hi IN J10 6 44
ft 14 I II 17 11W 40
17 6 M t 1UM SO
4 til I 81 I T,4 46
4U ft 40 1....A 1440 m
I...... WO I 60 II 1147 44
I -M I 40 1044 4 t(
ft 744 I 44
HKIFKRS.
1 444 6 4 17 til 44
l....- 140 4 00 1 740 T 04
4 474 4 1 740 7 OS
4 4M 4 44 4 1.1 8 40
I 4 40 4 4 1 1040 00
I BULLS.
1 1140 I M l....- 15M an
1 1140 6 OT, 1 1770 4 40
1..... 1140 I 74 t 444 6 40
1 '- 5 4 lv 1 7 W
1 1440 I ft T
CALVKS.
. 1 170 I 76 4 144 T 00
1 114 00 I fit 04
4 tf4 4 1 HM I K
, 1 4a T4 1 14 S M
1 440 7 00
8TO K i4 AND FEEDERS.
1.. 430 16 n 611 T 04
8. . 44.... .1 490 4 Ml 7 MT TOO
8 kmo n lmo T so
. 4 no 44 SM T 04
1 1-4 t 76 414 T 1
II 4IIO 4 IS II MS T 14
1 44 4 45 1 1034 T 4
1 4.0 4 V
IDAHO.
18 cow 80S 5 05 ateera. .1088 4 75
11 cow WHO I 00 19 cow 1021 6 50
1 bull 12) 6 25 1 bull 1160 s 26
NKHRA8KA.
4 steer... .1010 f 70
ft feeder,
t cow....
025 4 86
870 4 00
t feeder!.. 6B3 4 00
17 feeder.. M0 f 10
20 feeder.. 1050 7 25
1 feeder.. 10W 4 70
4 cow MS 6 25
14 feeder.. 51-9 4 75
St. bull. lilt 6 76
WYOMINfl.
steers. ...1141 7 85 t cow 1110 7 00
steer.. ..1157 7 86 t cow 1240 7 00
27 steers.... 814 4 85
HOUTH DAKOTA.
f lielfer. 840 6 50 4 belfern... 780 4 60
10 calves... 4.'.2 7 76
1 bull 11)0 t H5
2 heifers... I 75
29 feeders.. JS 4 80
10 cow lfA 4 25
11 heifer... 724 6 85
2! feeder.. 8x7 4 45
10 cow 5 4 80
21 St- cows. 700 6 56
COI-ORADO.
24 feeders.. 766 7 25 4 mixed... 747 4 26
HOGW Receipts were very moderate for
a Tuesday, the estimate calling for some
thing Ilk eighty cars, or f,4u0 head. The
two days' total of f.btf bead in X,(M)
lambs, I0.60ii7.o.
gt. L-oaln Live Stork Market.
PT. LOUIS. Deri. ft.-OATTLB-Recelpts,
8,r)0 head; market higher; nntlvn beef
steers, f7.60ftno.75; cows nnd heifers, fd.OnOT
9.25; southern steers, f5. 757.75) rows and
heifers, $4 Ootid. 00; native calves, $(1,004.
$10 0).
HOOS Receiptn, 7,700 head; market
higher; pig and lights, $fl.57.46: mixed
nnd butchers. $7.25i4.50: good heavy. t7.H0
67.50.
BHEW ANU lvMlf-'KeCelpt, 700
head: market higher; native muttons,
I4.TMt5I'0; lambs, $t.00.l5; yearlings,
t"i.&0U)7.06.
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANHA.H CITY. Dec. 8. CATT LB Re
ceipts. 12.000 head; market strong: prima
fed steers, $li.fti'fi 10.50; dressed beef steers,
$7.25410.(10; weatem nteern, $7.00tu9.25; helf
erw, ftl. 5(Kf8.75 ; Mockers anit feeder. tO-OW
8.25: bulla, f5.25itl.50: calves, td.50O10.50.
HOOS Reelpts, 7.SO0 head; market
higher; bulk of sales. $6.9tKiii7.20; heavy,
t7.10(B7.20; packera and butchers, f7.00((i
7.80: light, fti.fcjftJ.SO: Plna. t6.0Hdi 60.
HHKICP ANL LA id HS Receipts, 4.00
head: market strong, f7.2Mj.0O; yearlings,
pi.Wttt.'S,; wethers, t6.004j6.75; ewen, H2S
4.6.00. . .
t. Joseph I le Stock Market.
BT. JOBKPH. Mo.. Deo. ft. C A,TTLE
Receipts, 1,600 head; market lorlto
hlghar; ateera, f7.0O3i4.O0t cow and heif
er. f4.5Or900; calves, $8.00(1(9 00.
HOtJH Receipts, 4,000 head: market 10ifJ
16c higher; top, $7 20; bulk of sale. $.ffc
BHEKP AND LAMBS Receipt., 1600
head; market alow; lambn, f7.O0tji6.00.
St. Loals Grata Market.
BT. LOUIS. Hec. I WHEAT No. t red
$115; No. S hard. fl.l6l.li; Deoemoer
fl.14: May. tl.l8'4l.l9.
CORN-No 2. 63i6.'Ac; No. I whltn, 64c;
December. 424c; May. 48T4j(9a.
OATH No. i 47a48c; No. t whIU, 49
494a.
Germans Eeported
to Have Increased
Activity in Belgium
PARIS, Des. (.Increased activity on
th part of thn Germans In Belgium wa
reported In tbn official statement given
out hem thin afternoon. Th gtabnmcnt
I aa follow:
"During thn day of the 7th the nnemy
has been mora actlv than thn day be
fore in thn region of thn Yner and In thn
neighborhood of Tpren. Oar artillery hss
answered back with success.
"In the region of Arran a very brilliant
attack has given un ponnennlon, aa wn
havn announced, of Vermelle and Ru
tolrn. Vermelle had bean for nearly two
month thn.ncenn of deaperat fighting.
Th enemy had . taken footing them on
October 14, and from October 11 to Oo
tober 26 succeeded In forcing ug back
from that locality. Prom thn 26th of Oo.
to bar our sapping and mining operation
brought u back utitll we wera again In
close contact, and on December 1 we r
occupied th park and chateau of Ver
melle. "In thn region of thn Alan, mid la
Champagnn there havn been some artil
lery engagement and our heavy artillery
dispersed .several gathering of th en
emy. "In thn Argonnn, Forest of Orurl and
to th northwnnt of Pont-a-Mounnon,
Forest of I-ePretxe, wn have gained a
little ground.
"Along thn rest of tbn front them I
nothluf tu report"
e"aai
For a
Maine
For Particulars
See
Sunday Bee
G0LDFIELDS
SENSATIONAL MARKET ADVANCE
REASONS WHY
snd what future market action -may
reasonably be expected
are given in our Special Market
Letter, containing the latest
G0LDFIELD MAP
Stnt fnt na mjmif. Ak for 4 8.
JONES & BAKER
rTOCK BKOKKHg
"tOTBUO TO MILL hXTT IMMTIC."
Bank Floor, 2) So. La SaSa St
CHICAGO
Hew Tnrk rtiflUUinhl
D4ro4 s i lusts SMtres t s(l si sr kefs.
from a Bone Spavin, King Bono,
Splint, Curb, Sldo Bone, or similar
trouble and rets borae going sound.
Dote not bliatar or remove the
half and bone can be worked. Paen
17 in pamphlet with each bottle tell
how. 2.00 a bottle delivered.
Home Book 9 K fro.
ABSORBINE, JR., antiseptic liniment for
mankind. Rnducet Painful Swelling. En
Urged Glands, Goitre, Wen, Bruise, Vnri
eoe Vein. Varicosities, hl4 Old Sore. Allay
Pain. Will tell you morn if you write, f 1 and
ti a bottle at dealer or delivered. Book
''Evidence" free. Manufactured only by
.Y0UNa. P. D. r., 1041sts t,()riBgflnid.M4
7 Stcck for Sals
An omaba corporation In actlv bual
naa for twenty yearn offarn for bale
fifty aharnn guaraotsed avn par cent
rezerrnd atock redeemed from former
nwnnrn. N titnta Will nail direct.''
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