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REAL ESTATES
8.RM R ,! I. ! FOR SI.F1
TKXAS.
f ACRES of southern Texas, Hon
county, clear; for lire stock, livery or
am land selling for
take en acre In good
care Midland Hotel.
county. Clear; 10
Property In north;
fco an acre; will ti
iwdo. A. Miller.
lllltKLLAMii'lS.
HAVE TOO A FARM FORALB .
Write a rood description of ajour land
and send It to the Stoug City (Ja Jo?!
hal. "Iowa's Wont Powerful Went Ad
Vidlum " Twenty-five words every Frl
May evening. Baturday morntnt n(t avery
fiaturday evening and Sunday fur one
tnonth. giving sixteen ads on twelve, air
ier nt days for It; or M woids. 34. or 71
Laet circulation of any low new.
Kper; 350.000 readers daily U ttt great
Lias.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Ho
TO lie.oOu made prompU. F. D.
Weed. Weed Bldg..l3th Fsrnam Sta,
ud farm loans, 6, 6S I per cent.
Dumont Co.. 413 State Bank.
:. CITY
. H.
V A "For Bale" ad will turn second-hand
t furniture into cash.
ARM and citv loans at lowest rates.
OLANU & TRL'MBULU 448 Wee Bldg.
CITY property. Large loana a specialty.
VT. H Thomas, 238 Btate Bank Bldg.
TO 4k for loana on beat oiaaa city
residences In amounts 32,000 up, also
Vfitrm leans. Reasonable coinmieeions
PETER8 TRUST CO.. IKli h ernam ei.
I PE
riuiuA kmx r.t NphrnKt rar ma
OKEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
)m umana national, mono t'uKlw
MONEY on hand for city and farm loana
H. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg.
6c7 CITY LOANS. C. O. Carlberg.
11 Brandela Thenter Bldg.
PBAL ESTATF FPU EXCHANGE
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Receipts of All Graini Are Rather
JJght and Ctih Demand it
Quite Active.
CASH CORN 13 UNSTEADY
OMAHA, December 28, tint.
Receipts of all grains were rather light
today and the cash demand was quite
active.
There were eighty cara of wheat re
ceived on the floor and moat of the Bales
were quoted from unchanged to 8o lower.
The better gradea of hard winter wheat
were In good demand and sales ware
mads at unchanged price.
The cash. corn market was rather un
ateady, the commercial grades selling
from unrhanged to fee lower, while few
cars of corn of the poorer gradea were
sold at advanced prices.
Oata were a trifle weak, selling from
unchanged to lo lower. Receipts of this
cereal were pretty tight and the demand
was quite active.
Rye sold la lower and barley remained
nominally unchanged.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal to 1,224,000 bu.: oata. 188 000 bu.
Liverpool Close: Wheat. Id higher;
corn, lmd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were l.ttt.OnO bu.
and shipments of 877,000 bu., sgalnst re
ceipts of 1 207. 000 bu. and shipments of
Ktfi.no bu. last year.
Primary corn receipt were 1.2 OnO bu.
and shipments of 4M.000 bu., against re
ceipts of l.R3n.ftoo ,tu. end shipments of
923,Oiio bu. last year.
Primary oala receipts were 73S.000 bu.
end shipments of (Wl, 000 bu., against re
ceipts of 12.000 bit. and shipments of
133,00 bu. last year.
These sales Wire reported today:
Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 1 car, $1.09;
S cars. 11.08; 1 car. 31.07H; 1 car 11.07.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, $1 0(5: 1 3-6 cars.
11.06; 4 rare, $1.04: 2 cars. I1.03H: 7 cara,
11.03; 6 cara, 11.02; 2 cara. tl.ol. Sample: 2
care. 31.00; 1 2-6 cara. Sc; 2 cars. 87c. No.
8 mixed: 1 car, 11.08. No. 2 durum: 3 cara,
today on support from trede Internet
and cominlaeion house buying. At noon
priceo were I to 4 points net higher.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
3OULTRT-Allve! Turaeye, tT else
ever 7 lha, I7o; broilers, ISsfllle; springe,
lie; ducks, l0o: geese, 10c; hen. Utile;
young glunea hena. each, ate; rooitere. lo.
OY(4Tlrl,a Chenes ,r l nt
gallon, It. 40; standarda . I1.2&; selects, II M;
northern, standarda. tl.W; eelecta, il.il:
New York oounta, (l.W. Northern, mall
cans. :'4Cc; ! cni. litfw. Chnaa
peske, small tana. ICKi.'x: large cans,
Fiail-Hallbut UMic; salmon, fresh pink,
tg freh ".! i;- ai' tien.
trout, fresh. iic white fish, fresh, 0a;
red snapper, freeh. 1' ; vaiful.. :i..en.
e; smelts, froaen. 10-lb. noses. II. U;
smoked white fish, 14a; kippered salruoit,
"rROXFT FlFH-HsltWut. slees te gult.
JCHo; catfish, large, for steaks, l.Vi: sal
mon, falls, K; gatmen. INera Wo; No.
trout, llo; No. 1 whtteflsn, dreesed, lo;
Ne. 1 whlteflah. Urge, 16o; "e. l white
fish. Jumbo, lie; Dickered, rvund W. C,
(e- pickerel, headlea, let blaok baaa,
?rder sis. 26c: herring, dreaaed, pair
roten. ec; blueflsh. extra farcy, lie: red
aapper. heaolesa, dressed loo: floun
der. 10c: scallops, per gallon. M.0.
SMOKED ri-HU -Whlta. 1Mb. baaksta.
per lb., 140,
KIPPERED FISH Salmon. 10-lb. bas
kets, per lb., 17a
Prices of beef cuts: No. 1 ribs. lHo;
No. 2 rlbe, 18'c; No. t rlbe. 12Hc; No. 1
loins, 204c; No. 2 loins, 18c; No. I lolna,
14c; No. 1 chucka, tc: No. 2 chucks, c;
No. 3 chucks, ci No. 1 round", 13'd;
No. 2 rounds, 12r; No. I rounds. llVo:
No. 1 plates, 8c; No. 2 plates, IV; No. I
pistes. 7c
CELERY Mammoth, per doi.. aOWo
BEEF CUTS Ribs: No. 1. lW No. 2.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Steady and 8toeker
Strong- Sheep and Lambt Fif
teen to Quarter Up.
HOGS SELL STEADY TO STRONG
OMAHA. I ie eml-er iniV
Receipt were: Cattle. 11"' Sliccn
Offlrlal Monday n.iJT; b.-"l
Fatlmale Tupsdev .. H."'"0
Two davs this week ll.l7 17.0 a.tTo
ame days lt werk.o.;
Seme days I wks. ago.!."! ' r";
.5ame days 2 wk. sgo.l't.J:! M,rH2
Ssme dsya 4 wks. ago 1M 1""' :'.l
fame days laM year.. I 41 -0.i -''
The following table ehowa the receipts
ef cattle, hog and sheep at the Omaha
live slock market for the yesr lo date as
compared with Isst yean
1H1&. "'4 'nc
Cattle I ?m4;3 W.M .
Hogs 2.:)i.M7 t.V".l ltT3..i
neep l.wmi
The following table shows the average
prlcea i,t hogs at the omaha live stock
market for the last few days, with com-psrtsi.ns:
1815. il!!4. 'imi.Tliill. iltll .TU10. '1W
7 li 6 Mi i be
mske 27 71. end are nominally quoted to
Eft rt t)v mmiv Irailern I
U'lotxtlona on elierp and lamha; tml.
good t i hnlce, r-M .': Iimhi. fair to
good. ii 'iii , lainl. clipped. T tVi8t:
lambs. fa..ler. 7 i0 tearllnga. good
to rholi e Udht, r Sn;k". vearllna. fair
lo chole hrary, ; O-itil ; yearlings,
feederp. i. 7r.W: wetheia, fair to rhnlce,
$:,.7Mi v. roea. good . holee. 0n;
ewea. fair to good, l.inn; ewes, feed
er. "a r"
Representative, aales
No. A v.
7.- fed lembg tj
10 noi n latnUe 87
v fed lanibe T
31 lis 77.
4 fe. I n la . 74
fe l limu . .
3 fed Umlii
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
8ucvfion of Selling; MoyemenU
with Interrali of Feeble
Ralliei.
RECENT GAINS DISSIPATED
NKW YORK". TVc 28. Foreign affairs,
8 ? psrtl 'i!arly toe reportel crisis In he
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Date.
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Hoc. 14.
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Iec. i
Ieo. 17
lea 18
lea 1
Ieo. 20.
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3I'I 84 11 4"
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lam Una Maae lat lhrr
teeag.
IM"';0 te.- v ':ATT!.tv-aiclT..
JAi head. s'i fi -rr native b '
steers. tm ateera, r-3l
'I" "imm mri r. 'r.. I' 4IS A: ' ralrea.
! e n - iv e-(.. - r, a ra'. mrl
strong nvxtty : ri k of ts'ea
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7.. I.v, H i'ftn fOih. AVilS 0.
pi '. y
hllKlr.l" A fit) 1.8 WH--Peetpa. U.fitl
heed, rtaf ' w K-- 8v .'iT 11
T 121 i Kl 7 41 1 I '
7 141 IKi 7 w I a ;
no; 7 fi " l
7 01 T 2i 7 W 4 001 7 M1 I 14 T
t 021 7 471 I M I I 1 14 Wi
t; inn iwin; -
t 48 7 08i on : ism
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ar-eiee J.ire market
l.lee eiewti Market.
-CATTUR l:-
'era
744 iti.
NATIONAL SWINE
SHOW FOR OMAHA
Huge Exhibition i Being Planned,
with EYery Pro2pect for
Its Sucoei.
MEETING HERE THURSDAY
A national awln sbow for Omaha,
with between J. 000 and 8.000
blooded aatne from halt th atates
In the union on exhibition hera, li
halnf planned by oma local men
along with J. J. Ioty of Shenandoah.
Ig., arcretary of the National Swine
llrredrrg' gngortatlon.
Nina or ten national associations,
each made up of breedorg of a par
ticular Kind ot awlne, are on record
a time. Mexican petroleum rising IH gg favoring iUCh a thoW, and. aC
e new price of llv hut elsewhere .
amrng the various high piir.-d s cclnlt es COrdlng 10 K. Z. RU8ell, aiBOCiate
Mal..,';yIUr.VbtM.V,V,V ln Twentieth Century
Rails eeper-teiiv Ht. r'a.n and New Parmer In Omaha, these may be
17 icoiinted .01 to .ubacrtbe a toUl of
eX'V,':, i0ri:':,;'::,:,i'" ',I-000 towrd the uweM of
log 7 points lo 84j on the threatened SUCh ahOW.
Krltlah rah'net aere held to be mainly
screuntable for the pevnoimced change
In stieculative aent'menl today. Instead
ef the breadth and higher prices that
characterised yesterday a extensive ep
eatlona H ere was a aiicresaton of selling
movement s with Intervals of feehle
rallies. Many recent gains were die
slratrd, I'nltcd Stales .steel, again the
lead- recording an extreme loa of 1
at i;s from which It made only slight
re every
Araicnda Popper, whose directors ful
fillel popular exprottlon hv iticreaalng
the nuarterly dividend from 11.00 to 11. VI,
wa ner ateadv pressure, and other la
a iea r.f that group, nolahly American
"melting denote auhstantlsl aelllng. re.
,mrt!.'' of another rise In copper rmtal
lo tT-c or future dellverv.
OH stocks were vrr. ..11. . .,,.1 .,rr
ror
to t
y rxniNOR FOR CANADA LAND, fl .12. No. 3 durum: 1 car, $1.11; 1 car,
.Vtinn 4 miles from Center, fl. 10: 1 car, L08. No. 4 durum: 1 car,
gJrJi?I io?.n?v Colorado In the heart fl06: ca. 3104. Corn-No. 4 white:"
. P8"o". c,ouIn'r;,-C .",r,".v' .holco land; ' cars. 63c. No. b white: 1 car. 61c; 4 cara.
pt the ban Lu'e v''y. rmico r aja. rar 5Sc.
riear, with a Pld-"P rw,'rr' nadV Ad- N"- yellow: 3 cars. 6c. No. 4 yellow: 2
change for a good farm In Canada. Ad yellow: 1 car. 68v4c; 1 car.
T-as 1 . vtiA- 1 -. ni n. (VO.
;'i 1 a sit-. a a.i - 1 1 1. in i mi', t ,e e. H t r a,
I- ' NiCh!i.No-Al5?:,Il2: P 1N iV T H f 1J iiZZ r,r . JTuZ,.;n : T"'".' -"."unfed to 6M.rt00sh.,s i J lima hag no, yet beer .set. but a
5V . V n . . Vt , T1 0. V4 1 B 7 1 'l I 1 J1 " 'l . ""f"rrnQn ts were again a restrain- """"' .
No. 2, 13o ; No, 2, 12o- Plates: No. 3. rc; i,. 26 I I "J " I ? .' a8i eigkt. Influence, although dealings were fommerclal club when Secretary J. J.
NtlVg<lJt-BrWr.rav 1H t. 1H , T.W 7 T s 7t I 1 .. fiv. T:W&SXT&T l& new l,"y f ,h National .Association of
lbs., in gaparato comp.. 17o; over lVt to I n 6 Xi 7 14 I 7 .r 5 w 7 7-, m '(,! eri s-r-. ,.at-rday m Mmtim ' ,w 16 " "wtno Breeders la to be In the olty. Mr.
tr.. 16o; springs, any slse, J2c;tfucks -m llMr.Z " ' j J!"-V "h," 'nte national al.area were again sold l'oty la then to confer with B. Z. Ruasell
'ove'r . Uo. Jf; .d"d" os'ltlon of live e.o.k I, " AZ frgS , ,S serir,, tle'luInTat 5 ' Cantury Farmer. F F.
8He. Turkeys. 17 c; old Ton 16c; under Ynl " ..k y,rds. t.maha, Nc. Kaaaaart. 7 ,ee n.rren? mii.rnVnt LrnflhW Inire iome Vor"- ""' m h Bu'"
I lbs.. Sc; leas than iba. eac not twenty-four houra ending at 3 o'cl. La-.:- J Xo reigtieri to that fact. Ktanca were steady (Ictln; K. V. Parrtah. manager of the
anted. Geese, full feathered and fat. ,Mter.lv: i 'e ' Vf 1 WO 7 to. 7 h-t Russian e.h.. -T7 V?; - c k. .
I aV a - .. . . " t -.v'nnsir wpi ni'Mll Will U li rV'M is (II UUUIll II V II L IllliBi a
fix well "located houaes. located In dlf-
ferent rrta of the city. c"r""l,,ln,10i
1 a a and ( rooma earn, mining
rer month. Will exchange for acreage or
J LooU farm land In eastern Nebraska or
1 western Iowa. Total value, I22..O0. Loan.
, s.800. E'lulty. 12,M K. T. Heyden, 114
I Ilamey Kt. Phone Douglas 100
5
TWO OOO D IjOTS In town of 2,000 popu
lation. Dunlap. la. 3000 cash or trade
j tor uivvura invrvihi -" "
; Logan, la.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
. Half-Acre
. and 6-Roora House
' $1,700 $200 Down
lV4-story house, new this year; goog
,.1T. wMvmA rrA and lltnev line: I
Li .m . V.auv mnnthlv Davmeiiti.
HASTINGS HE YUEN, ltll llaniey Bt.
REAL ESTATE XORTH SIDE
No 3 mixed: 8 cars. 66c. No. 4 mixed:
3 cars, 64c; 1 car. 6340. No. 5 mixed: 2
cars, S14c; 1 car. 61c; 2 cars. BS'-jc: 5 cars.
Mc. No. e mixed: 4 csrs, nr; a cars, ot;.
Sample: 1 car. 5o; 1 car. E6He: 1 car, &&c;
1 csr. SOc; 1 car. 48c. OatsStandard: 3
cars, 4lWc; 1 car, 41c. Sample: 1 car, 89c:
1 car SSUcr t car. 87o. Rve No. 2: 1 car.
2c. No. 3: 2 cars. 91c. Bample: 1 ear, 87 o.
nariey io. : X car, atu, rejvm.
car. 56c.
Omaha Cash Prices w near: ino. nam.
tl.12irrl.14; No. 2 hard. 21.O7ei.09; No. 4
hard. tl OOWl.OS No. 2 spring, ii.twa'j.j";
No. 3 suHng, tl.0MTl.08; No. 2 durum,
tl.lOffl.W: No. 8 durum, tl.flMTl.ll: sam
ple. gf1.00. Corn: No. 2 white.
fJlc:. No. 4 white, eahV; No. 6 white.
Wti'iHc : no. e wnue, dotoivc; ro. o
low gsvwae: No. 4 yellow. ssihc: ino.
vellow, gltfjasc; No. 4 yellow. Waffle; No. t
mixed, 6'7ic; No. 4 mixert. 63f74c; No. S
mixed, 6MMHW. No. 6 mixed, &F.'9S7c. Oats:
No. 2 white. 41itfN?c: standard. 4114
41c: No. 3 white. 41fMmc; No. 4 white.
404ifi'4OHc. Barley: Malting, W4c; No. 1
feed. 6&4fG8c. Rye: No. 2. 91df32c; No. 3,
90S91C.
CAR-LOT RKCBIPTR.
Wheat. Corn.
Desirable Modern
) Cottage with Lot
132x132 Feet
I Thlg is a strictly modern six-room
'home located on east and south front
i comer lot in Florence, two blocks from
i iin, 1 1 k ni-ntv nt ahade and ahrub-
bery and a fine outlook which cannot be
obstructed. Waa built for home, but
owner la leaving city on account of
change In bualneas snd therefore offers
this desirable property for only 33,660. A
fine home with plenty of room, suitable
for small family.
George & Company
Douglas 706. 002 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATF SOUTH SIDE
BRAND NEW BUNGALOW.
A very pretty new 6-room bungalow
pear Hanworu Park, on a corner lot.
leaving room for another house. Price
cut to t".,600; muet have at least 3S0O cash.
If you have the money, don't miss this
opportunity. We wish vou a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Tear.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Doug. 17oJ. 6th Fl. Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Farnam Street
A Growing Street
We can offer on this street for a short
time 100 feet near 31st St. for I12.MW.
136 feet near this, some Improvements,
tH.fc.
Harrison & Morton
1S Omaha National loug. 314
SAFETY FIRHT INVESTMENT.
Choice first mortgages, better than a
bank, higher rate and no loss of Intar-st-o
to tS.ooo.
W. T. GRAHAM. Bee Bldg.
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis ..
Winnipeg
802
2M
12
80
IF
77
144
67S
28
97
42
Oata.
309
Chicago rloalna nrlces. furnished The
Bee bv Logan & Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 315 South Sixteenth. Omaha:
Arttclel Open.
Wheat
Dec..
May.
July.
Corn.
Dec.
May.
July.
Oata.
Pec.
May.
Pork.
Jan..
May.
Lard
Jan-
May
Ribs.
Jan.
May,
1 24
1 K'tU!
I 17(8
74TT3H
77H
4.mrfT4
4794'
18 75
18 95
75
10 06
WOO
10 40
H'gh.l Low. Cloae.l Yea'y.
1 24
1 2V
1 17V
74
11
434
4-1
18 80
18 95
75
10 05
10 02H
10 40
1 l&W
71 Vi
7B4
78
42V
46
IS 50
IS 75
I 67H
80
t rv
io 2.va
10 27Mi
1 1 TT'i
1 24SI1 2T?7
1 16'
(i -e
7Mi
4284:
47
13 60
18 75
70
mm
10 00
9 7V
io as'
10 27"
1 1784
74
774
,774
434
,47Via!H
18 85
18 86
72V,
10 00
10 OOfl)
10 02V4
10 36
CHICAGO GRAIN AlfO PBOVIilONa
' REAL ESTATE 8tBL'RBAX
Ralatou.
ITOl'SE and lot. fruit, electric light,
water, part payments. Call or write
Chailca Bavcll. Ralston, Neb.
LEGAL NOTICES
LKOAL NOTICE.
To the stockholders of T. e Conservative
Savings A Loan Association of Omaha,
Nebraska:
Aa provided In Section 1 of Article I of
the By-Laws of said Association, you are
hereby notified that the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of The
Conserstlve Savings & Loan As
sociation of Oiimha, Nebraska, will he
held January 10. 1916. at the office of said
'Assoc allon. in tne conservative niuining.
No. 1614 Hartley Street, Omaha. Nebraska.
for tie purpose of electing three direc
tors for a term of five years, to receive
the reports of the officers and director
and for the transaction of auch other
business as may properly come before
the meeting.
The polls will be open for the recep
tion of ballots for the election of direc
tors from 3 o'clock to 6 o'clock p. m. of
said date, and the business meeting of
the stockholders will Immediately follow
the closing of the polls.
The Conservative Havings A- Loan As
sociation of Omaha. Nebraska.
By Geo. F. Oil more. President.
Attest: Paul W. Ku: ns, fcircrelary.
Omaha, Nebraska. December 27, 191S.
D-27dV..
Kealarea of the Trading; and Closlas;
Prices on Board ot Trade.
CHICAGO. Dec. 28. General selling to
realise profit and to close up accounts
for the year brought about a decided set
back today In the value of wheat. . Prlcea
at the close were unsettled, but Htc to
3Hc net lower, with May at S1.248,'1.24A.
and July at $1.1. Corn loat lkifrlHc to
2'V, and oata iro to lc. Prov.slona
finished unchanged to aoc aown.
Liquidation In wheat waa on a big scale
light from the start. Notwithstanding
that most of the unloading appeared to
be of a profit taking character, many
stop loss orders were encountered, espe
cially after support began to dwindle
when the break in prlcea failed to stop
at 31.25 for May. The trade Ignored
higher cables and a lessening of north
western receipts, but seemed to be af
fected by a heevy increase of the world's
available supply total. There were also
Kansas and Nebraska reports that the
mount ot wheat In farmers' hands waa
the largest on record for this time of the
year.
Corn reflected the weakness of wheat.
Besides eastern demand was slow and an
Increase ef receipts after the first of the
year was in prospect. Oats followed
other cereals downgrade. Large export
sales were aalrl to have been made, but
the news waa not generally known until
after the end of the sessions.
Packers sold provisions and more than
wiped out an early advance that resulied
from high prices on hogs. The break In
grain appeared to be responsible to some
extent for the selling, and so too wn
the outlook for more plentiful arrivals of
nogs next wee.
8c; picked. Vi price, but not wanted.
Guineas, each, 26o: youug. 1 to 1)1 Iba
each. 3uc Homer squats. 14 os. and over.
os., 11.50; under 8 os, iato pigeon, any
kind, per dot., aoo, .
Star Brand Beu Davis, R.75 per barrel;
A,.. 1A . is UH 1 vniia wrAlflfh
IV w, iv v A V. H.W, , ,
.Willow Twigs, tt.25 per barrei; Wkoesaps.
' 33.M pal barrel. Jonathan, It.&u per bar
rel.
ohield Brand-Black Twigs. tttO per
barrel; Black Twigs, coutmericlal brand.
t3.2k per barrel; Ben Davis. Illinois, tail
per barre1.
BUTTER Best crcsmery. 7Jt; reoonds.
In cartons or tubs, 2tc; tfcnxi dairy, Uc;
country, common, lSc.
CHEESE lmoorted Swiss, 44o;
domestic, 30o; block. 24c; twins, lc;
daisy, lVc; triplets, mc; younav Ameri
can, :0c: biue labei brick. JHc; U.nburger.
20c; New York white, toe; Imported
French Rocquefort, 48o. .
FRUIT-Ksvsl oranges: extra fancy,
an m A iMim itfA lu,, silra fancy, uaa.
2Ma and 324a. 32.75 box; extra lancy mir
fornia navels, 6s, U. ta.OO boa; ox.ua
fancy Caiilornla naveta. 160s. 13-25 box,
extia lancy Cuinoinla itaveis, UU, Mm,
lOlim, 260s.. 11.50 box. . ....
FLORIDA OitA(.B.o uwi -
1J0S. 21ti. 2;0S, 12.75 bo.
GRA PE rnl IT loriua . rp i u.i.
4tti. 64s, Ht. 80s. 13.60 boa; , i Pos.j
126s, 3Z75 box. Tarpon nrana: b,
box: 4a. t4.00 boxi 64s. 34.36 box; 64a, 80s,
34.60 box.
r1' ..77. . . ti.Mi.
bEMUWI R,Xira laui.y miuuimv
Si.nki.t lemona. 830a. 360a. 36. uO boa:
extra fancy California Sunklat lemons,
420a, I450 box; extra fancy California
Red Ball lemona. w.tu dox; enrs tauvg
Florida limes. 31.502.00 basket.
ttNKlsT Navels: sub. ttio and 100s.
ta.76; I2bs, 2fss and 824s, $3.2o; 160s. 13.60;
17iiS, axis, zios ana am, .uv.
GRAPES Uncle Sam brand, clusters.
t4 60 per ubl.: catawDas, uo oasxeu
CRANBERRIES Jersey BelL
Howes, 111.60; cranoernes, i- io oox.
PEARS extra lancy Winter Nellies
(small siaes). 32.50 box.
CIDER New York Mott's Sweet (very
best grade). 33.76 keg; Nebraska No
hawka. 33.25 keg.
SWEET POTATOES Market strong
and advancing; extra fancy California
Jeraey (about 100-lb. cratea), 33.00 crate;
extra fancy California Jersey, $1.60 ham
per. POTATOES Colorado white, 75o bua
Red River Ohlos. 8oc Du.
ONIONS Yellow. 20 lb.; Red Globe, 3c
lb.; Spanish (Imported Bermudas), 1.C
crate.
NUTSNo. 1 walnuts. lb.; b!k.
walnuts. 3c lb.; hickory, 4c lb ; filberts.
Iba h; pecans, li1 lb ; Braalls, Uc lb;
almonds, lVs lb.
MISCKLLANKOUrT-CrackerJaok, 33 1
raae; crackarjack, one-halt case. 1175;
case; fnrd dates, lJttc lb.) salted peanuts,
tl.16 csn; popcorn, 40, I lb. package, 32.50
ease; eornpops, t-..25 case; com pops, one
half case, tl.66 case; 0. W. dates. UU3
bog. Honey, (3.7D case. Airline, 2 dos. i
a. 31.80 case. Cider: Motta. 13.76 kec:
Motts. one-half bbL, 17.16 bbl.; Nehawka, I
o.D aeg.
n va K. I PTS C A R -1 iO T.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
C, M. St, P 1
Wabash i
Missouri Paclflo 3
Union Pacific
C. & N. W east 1
S. N. W.. weat 8i
C. St. P., M. V O.... 44
C., H. Q.. east
C. P. & U.. west...... JJ
C R. 1. 1 P., esst... 24
C. R. 1. & P.. west.... 3
Illinois Centrsl 14
Chicago Gt. Western.. 5
Total receipts.
..230
12
3
1
ir.
10
M)
19
2
11
16
157
T'fa!..
It
DISPOSITION-1 1EAD.
cattle, tlogs. rneep.
Morris eV Co
.Swift aV Co i
Cudahy Packing Co.... W4
Armour & Co I.i26
Schwartx eV Co
J. W. Murphy :
Lincoln Packing Co-... 21
to. Mde Pack. Co 1
W. B. Vansant Co.... 25
Hill & Son 117
F. B. Lewis lit
J. H. Hoot A Co l:
J. H. Bulla 49
L. F. Huns 4
Werthelmer Degen.. 277
II. F. Hamilton lo
Sullivan Broa 87
Rothschild Krebs... 22
Mo. A Kan. Calk Co.. t
Christie 4F
Higglna 10
Huffman 19
Roth 44
Meyerg 6
Glassberg 3
Buker. Jones ft Smith 68
Banner Broa 103
John Harvey 1H
Dennis ft Francis .... 18
Kline 89
Jensen ft Lungren.... 17
Other buyers 8S
i.w:
1.607
3.6H&
OS
6K9
821
1.721
1.161
Oaaafca Hag Market.
HAT TTalrta -SoVe ' tmlajid. Iioaoa
'., TD i -t r rtiolee to bring 1)06).
7e X S7rv'.. s( j.
ciniK mM and. tlti; No.
8 wrrr ar. v, t tsaea- s, i gj a
rn t. MMni
No . ta
I
fao ehV kowlaed
17 nrr Sn 2. a'.a
STRAW-Wheat K choi'-e oat
er rye fg v
ALFALFA Choice, ft WKrU'a); Ne 1
tiKoeiiiA; s0. raa. no. 3. r.floj
Mitkllr.Uu
runlea at 21 a rr,iiM ,k. . i. . ' . . . .
24.TO record. "" Buckingham of the l nion enoca laraa
' Honda were tiregular. Total sales par !rnpany. Jolin McArdle, secreUry of the
veins, were 3S.87flf.no ' lMiielaa C.oiinlv Fair aasoclatlon. and
eal "',ed 'UtM bond,wr ""hanged n perhaps other local men who would be
....mber of a. lea ,n.'l leading nuotatlong ', 1,r'"',ly nler",e, ln uoh ,now for
in stocks were as lolliwa: Omaha.
ataa Hl(k. U. Ccsm Flrat of Its Kind.
I. ins 12 '4 11 u nv
747
Totals.
..6.726 10,604 5.407
Dry Im4i Market.
NEW YORK. Dee. 28 DRY OOOn
Cotton goods strong: yams advanced.
Young Girl Runs
Away from Home in
Lower End Hotel
Because she declared she oould not
stand the environment of the City hotel,
or association with the kind of characters
who make that hotel their headquarters,
Rena Reynolds, 15-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reynolds, ran away
from home Monday afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Reynolds and their family live at
the City hotel.
Rena went to the homo of Nellie Llg
gon, 2020 Harney street, a girl friend.
Monday night she rented n room in a
neighbor's house across the street. She
returned to bar friend's house In the
morning and it was there she waa found
by the police, to whom her disappearance
had been reported.
Upon hearing the girl tell of annoy
antes and insults she suffered duo to
a x ine iveceiprs were o n i y muuei mv, i
making the total for tho two days 11.27 '
l. iirt.ii. ai l . I I
iicau. vv iiiiv inia larger i inn lui wwom . , , . ., . u nt 1 1.. iM
nH v-rv in. ih-. mirLknitiiriv uiiflti i icr surroundings, the suthoritlos ln-
it Is smaller than a year ago by over J formed her parents they would have to
o.vw nrm. in cQiusquanca di a, muuoi t- . cnange tneir place or residence.
run the market waa In a very fair condl- n u. . -, .
Hon. Buyer, all seemed to want few ".,.,. -..m, geuth. hay..,
Alaska OaU
Siller
AmtcVaa Hast gaaar
8airt-iaa Oaa
amart'iaa L-onatatT ... I. am
aarvraa P. a R. 11 m
an. s. st a. M tw
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AaMHraa Tel. Tal
aiMnnaa TMaeee
AaaeaaMa Oof ST
AlrkHWa
14ia LaretnMire ....
Iiajtiaiara s Ohio
tWlhlatata Htasl
Breaaira JtaalS Tr
i-alirnraia I'straleasi ....
( an4laa Pacifla
.'in t Laathar
( tirwpwka Oh la
i nirato, araat Wasters. .
f-M.-ase. at. a W. P....
Chliao H, W
Mrao. n. i. ftp. nr..
Chtao I 'neper ,
Colorado i-usi a Iraa....
I R. O s4
Mail I ler sWunil-a ....
grta .T......
(lanaral Kleatrle
Oraai Nanaara M
H. Nsnhara Ore Mts
Osieaalxim Kiplmtlaa. U "n
ininoia antral T.taHa
IntartMmush f'a. Cor.. 3 Kno
Inaplratlaa Cwp 11 ton
International Har.. N. J. ton
K. O. Snoihtra 1.8M
Uhlh Vallay tMI
ixiuiariiia a Naahvllla
Mtii-aa Potraleuai
Miaati regsar
Mn. Kaa. A Tax 14..
Miaaanrt raelfl
National ! It
Nailnnal IjmA ,
Neva-ia oaroar
Naw York Wral
N. T., N H. A K....
Norfolk a Waatara
Kartnara raellla
IVItle Mall
Patina T.I ft Tal ,
Pannrylvenla
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Ray Consolldateg Caesar
Reading 1 ISrt
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tlon has never held a show. If such a
show Is put on In Omaha it will be the
first of Its kind. Swine breeders all over
country are enthuslsstlo over tho
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Koulhern Parinn
kllle'm and anything along that line, beef recently from Dubuque, la. Mr. Reynolds
steers, cows and heifers, sold In about s employed by the Scott Tent and Awn-
tni
trade
active
sere, cows and heliers, sola in aoouiig empioyea py ine ocmi itm ana jwn
e same notches as yesterday. While the jng, company. There aro seven children
ado could not be described as exactly! " . -.,. rul(i.. from 1 to 17
:tlve still there was sufficient movement i m ' tna 'my. ranging rrom i to u
Jt EW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatlona of tho Day on Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Dec. 28. -FLOUR Steady ;
spring patenta, 3j.60Cg ; winter straights,
D.n.Vnri 76: Kansas straights, 36.06.80.
WHEAT Boot market weak; No. 1
durum, 11.38. f. o. b.. New York; No. I
uuiutn, ii.j', ana rno. i
Manitoba. 31.24, c 1. f., Buffalo,
weak: December. 31-30.
CORN s pot, steady; No. I yellow, SuUe,
Prompt.
OATS Spot market etesdy.
I1AV (juiet; INO. I, lr1.2t; No. 2,
Kaaaas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Deo. 28. WTTHuVT
-No. 2 hard. It. 143 1.18; No. 2 red, 11.101
1.20; May. $U6tt: July, 1.0iH.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 684!oc: No. S
white. 8c: May, 71ic; July, 71'714C.
OATS No. 2 white. 4C?f44c; No. 2
mixed. 3Vf40Hc.
BITTTER Cresmery. 33c; firsts, 31c;
reeonds, 2Ic; packing, 18c.
EGGS Firsts. 26Hc; seconds, 210.
POULTRY Hens, lOViflllc; turkeyg. 15c;
springs. 12c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAI'OLTS. Dee. 28. WHEAT
December, $1.184: May. 31.1W4: No. 1
hard. 31fl4: No. 1 northern, 118t(l.li)4;
No 2 "orlliern. ll.H'al.W.
FLOUR Unchanged.
B A RLEY OltflWc.
RYE 96tl96c.
BRAN tl8.iJ18.SO.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 74HW.4c.
tllTS-No. 8 white, 41-420.
KLAX-t3.I2tp2.15.
at. Louie Grnln Market.
FT. LOUIS, Dec. 28. W H KA T No. 2
red, 11.26: No. 3 hard, nominal:. December.
l.ir: May, 31.20.
(HHN-No. 2. TTWIVje; No. 2 white,
72Mr73V,c; December. 78Hc; Mny. 73HJ
' OATS-No. 2. 423424c; No. I white,
nominal.
to send pretty much everything to the
scales In decent see son.
Stock cattle and feeders were scarce
again today and commanded good strong
prices.
Quotations on Csttle Good to choice
yearlings, 83.26gr9.26; good to choice
beeves, $7.50-fift.2i; fair to good beeveij
I4.75W7.40: common to fair beeves, 35.7o
I iv W; good to choice grass heifers, to 50
good to choice grass rows. ss.Kf
t.tt; fslr to good cows, 34.60Q6.26; com
mon to fair cows, t3.50y4.60, good to
choice feeders, W.g7.16; fair to good
feeders, 36.0uo4.60; common to fair feed
ers, to.00ii4.0u: good to choice stockers.
Evaporstft Apples nasi Ilrlea rrnlts
NEW YORK. Dec. 28. EVAPORATED
APPLES Dull.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, Irregular.
Apricots snd peachea, quiet but firm.
Ralalns, steady.
at. Loots Live Btook Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 28. CATTLB-Re- I .... -lo(j h-tee than ateadv with
eclpts, 3,2fO head; market strong; native 1 Mnn,v Tor). r,ed t0 KO over 3A60,
HkhA Ml' VananfllnsTt. Brsaexf-4B ------ w - ... . , Jk
year of age.
New Year Reception
of Woman's Club is
Off Account Illness
On account of tho Illness of Mrs, N. H.
Nelson, president of tho Omaha Woman's
club the New Year's reception, which It
3.76&7.2&; fair t goood stockers, l.0"3 1 wss planned to hold Saturday at the
.75; common to fair stockerg, afi.OOuW.OO; ; va,i h.i.n has keen
stock heifers, ti.3tH.0O; stock cows, 34.60ty
5 36; stock calves, KW.lt: vesl calves,
7.00o.60; bulls, stags, etc., t3.764.S6.
Representative sales:
BEEF HTEERS,
Ne. At. Pr. Ne. At. Pr.
88 804 I M 3 M 4 M
II lot! I U ion 4 l
II lorr I 0 I at It"
I IM 70 7 814 71
17 1110 8 M II I1H 7 00
40 1110 T M :i Isl T at
II 1.5 7 M 1 IM 7
17 1JT0 7 M 14 1073 1
If 1431 I 28
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
1 183 3 8 li t 14
COWS AND HEIFERS.
It 40 I M
HEIFERS.
8 V 4 I til IM
3i tl I 10 41 71 I 71
II 7 4 10 18 0
17 MS I 10 8 10M I 10
7 H0 I H
CALVES.
1 818 I M 10 447
14 41) I II 4
II 411 I 00 3
8 120 Iw 2 lf II J
1 114 I e0
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
8 t U 3 Kg I
80 7 3 3 8 J
4)0 I U 4 ' 4
8 I 10 II 38
13.. M 110 7 8J1 I J
II 801 3 50 II 814 3 80
HOGS.
ftnslitw tnurh tmnroved this mom-
i ing, and shlppsrs showed more activity
! although the prices they paid were at
II OTeilo; No. 3, 86c641.02Vs; shipping, 86
beef steera. 37.50raft.60; yearlings st-era
northern, j and heifers. 18 60(19.60: cows. 36.60IW7 00;
iruiures, stocKers ana reeaers, ss.uxo'i.jd; soutnern
steers, Ih.iota V); cows snd liclters,
ft.60; nstive calves, as.fVi0.60.
HOGS Receipts, 4.4D0 head; market
higher; pigs and lights, 3f.7.'.a5; mixed
snd butchers, r-40u SO; good heavy, 3.70
HOPS Easy: state, common to choice
1!H6, 1ii28c; 114, 6'Jc; Paclflo coast, lurj
lli Ino; H14 Hgioc. '
HIDES Steady; Bogota, 30 31c; Central
America, r.
LEA THKR Firm; hemlock firsts, 389
t-: aecenda. 82f..:3c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess, tl0)
(IHw; family. IO.isxii v.m; enort clra,
118 uui0?2.6O. Beef, quiet; mess, tlbjfi
17.ni; family, liH uii'i,io. Lio steady;
STOCK HOlJJEKs' MEETING.
The Annual meeting of the SKckhold-
II lMTI7lu a v r, k ,- r, ... .
WESTERN RA1LROAO COMFAV Y. tl'r , mWdlo weal. to.Mtl'10.M
the eie'iion oi aoven ilr, lor, and the
transaction of such ether bualntaa as
rosy come before the meeting, aill be
held at the office of A. L. Mohier, corner
of 16th and Dodge Streets. Omaha, Ne
braska, on Monday, the 3rd day of Janu
ary. A. D. 1913. at U o'clock A M.
T. M. ORR. kiecratary.
TO
THE
The Union Land Company
THE STOCKHOLDERS Ob
The annual meeting of the atockholders
ef The Union i-and Company will be held
at the oft I' a of the Company in Omaha
Neb., on January 10th. ma, at 10 o clock
A. M . for tne election of five diraotors.
and for the transaction of such buaineaa
aa may legally come before the meetln
, ALEX, MILLAR, becrtary
D.3ud3ut
TALLOW steady; city, ; country. 74
t5c; tpeclal. Sc.
mij I i mi tmaetttca . receiiia, inrw
MHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2 f
hesd; market higher; yearlings, tiitt"
8.611: lambs, 34.(M(j4t.60; sheep anil ewes,
86.D01J4.60.
Kansas City Live Stock Markat.
KANSAS CITY. Deo. 28. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7,0 head: market lower; prime
fed ateers. 3."W.5rt; dressed beef steers,
t 60fc.b0; western steera. 3S.OOrrUl.26; stock
ra and feeders, 36.601.fX): bulla, 84.76(Ji
76; calves, 3Xo.00; wethers, S0.OO4318.OO;
ewea. 35.2fp.26.
HOGei Receipts, 1,000 head: market
hlnnr; bulk of aales, 3 Sunn 70; heavy,
rreamerv extraa IIV ii34We- flrala 3si-L! i ""'"U"'-pacaers ana ouicnera V.r'
creamery extras. JJViaViC. nrsis, -a j;,). H.ht vWi , ni.a anrtiMinA
Metal Market.
NEVT YORK. Dec. 2. M ETA LS Lead,
offered. 3640. Kpelter not Uotnd. Cop
per, firm; electrolytic. I-I.tou 23 J0. Iron,
steady and unchanged. Tlu. guiet; 338.00.
bid.
At London: Spot copper l'ai; fut
ttreH.iN, lis. ele trllytU , LW. Tin. spot,
aU7 Ua: futures. 1. Antimony, 125.
Lead, A. loa. bpelter, 4. so.
aeconds. 2fA27c.
E1GS Steady; receipts, ,228 esses;
fresh gathered extra tine. 34&e; extra
firsts, 22V033c; firsU, 31'a32c; seconds.
jwa '
CHEESE Firm; receipts. 1 783 boxes;
state whole milk, flats, held specials,
1717V4c; stste whole milk, average
fancy. 17c; atate whole milk, current make
mi I a, loVu'lTc; current make specials,
average fancy. WiiiiloV.
POULTRY Dressed, firm; fresh killed
western chickens, 14n27c; fowls, 12W
17o; turkeys, 34r27e; live, uncertain, ask
ing 14o for chickens and 15c for fowls.
- Liverpool Oral a Market.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 28. -WHEAT Spot
No. 1, Manitoba, 13s 3d; No. 3, not quoted;
No. 8. 12o lod; No. 3 hard winter, new,
lac M . .
CORN Spot, American mixed, new, s
3d.
FLOUR Winter pstents. 44s d.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast), t4ij5.
lagar Markel.
NEW YORK. Dec. tS.-SUGAR-Raw,
steedv: centrlfusnl. 4 4:t4 84c: molasses
IShaXc. sugar fut irra opened steadier I
clIEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. ,f
hesd; market higher; lambs, ta.75'ga.4o,
yearlings. 7.2&4.25.
Kloax City Live atovk Markel.
SIOUX CITY, la. Tec. 28. BATTLE
Receipts, 2,500 head: market steady; na
tive steers, 6o.loo7.; butchers. 84.504.50;
rows and heifers, 34 5oti.fc0; stockers snd
feeders, aV2tA7.Qr; calves. 37 60; bulls,
atss. etc.. 34. 6133.70.
HOG-Reoelnta. 7.600 head; market
steady to fr. h gher: heavy, Mu.4o;
mixed. 3 ?M)36; light, tn.uOt.26; bulk of
salea. to.2taU 40.
hHEUP AND Ut MRS Receipt. 7t
head; market f higher; ewes, 3t'7rJ
HO; lamina, to.6oiq0.01.
Oil aa hiMii.
SAVANNAH, (It., Dec. 28. Tt Tt PE N
TINE FVm. f.2c; sales. 218 bbls.; re
reipis. 481 bbls; shipments, 60 bbls.;
stocks 22.W4 bbls.
HO 1N-Hrm; aales. TM bbls.; receipts.
3!M7 bbls ; siiipnienta. 1.773 bbls.: stocks.
HC.:t4J l.bla. Quoutlona: A. B. C, D.
F. 4, t..4 .; It, a..J: I. $5.3-.; K t'.KS; M,
,2o; N. f;.71; WtJ, 7.ti0; WW, Vi.
1. 1 .. t. u . ititfk nrlf veatarday and
shippers bought many of the good
weighty hogs at 843.46.
It will be remembered that quality of
yesterday's run was the poorest In some
time, and considering the improvement
In the clsss of hogs thst came In today
prices are really no better than atesdy
with yeaterdsy's average. Bulk sold todsy
at D.2uftii,46, with a few lights around
K'.f, snd tops sgsln at tti.60.
In fait the market went to pieces be
fore everything wss cleaned up snd a
few loads that came In on a late train
ss well as several bunches that failed
to sell early, about ten loads In ail.
were still In first hands at noon.
Kepreaentitlve aales.
Km. At. Sh. Pr. Ne. At Bh. rr
70 im ... 1 w i' mi m ir
40 Ul 48 I 10 71 117 1MI I UV,
14 HI 411 111 l 10 40 8 4D
40 Vl ... 4 4S 14 1 . . iU
84 844 ... 4 80
SHEEP Receipts were the smallest for
a Tuesday since the third week of June,
or )ust about the time range lambs be
gan allowing up. as estimates only called
for seventeen isra. or l.t) head. Total
for the two daya la also the smallest In
a long time, supplies so fsr footing up
only 8.87a heed This Is only about a
third the Mze f last week or two weeka
ago, and la less than half as large as for
the same days last year.
What lambs were here were In good
demand, snd the bulk of the supply
moved readily at prices that were easily
ln'iac above Monday. Shippers filled a
tew orders, paying 19 36 for soms good
weighty lambs, and other orders went
unfilled. Best Iambs here of desirable
weights made 38.40, the highest price that
haa been paid In months, and there was
a scattering of sales downward to 3880.
A pretty good bunch of clipped lambs
brought tS.lB. Values today are any
where from a quarter to 40c fobovo last
week's close.
Hardly any ewes showed up. the only
hunch offered bringing K1S. They were
no better than yeaterday'a t00 stuff, and
beet ewea are safely quotable to 88 26.
Good 110-pound yearlings brought 37.36,
while s lair sort, alao weighty, made
li.lj. Choice light yearlinga should easily
called off. Mrs. Nelson Is 111 with the
grippe.
The memorial nervlea which waa
planned for Sunday afternoon at ths
Young Women's Christian association
will be held scheduled with Mrs. S.
M. Syfert, the vie president. In charge,
if Mrs. Nelson Is unable to be present.
Mrs. T. 1. Gist or Fall City will be the
speaker at this service and will be a
guest of honor at the club meeting Mon
day. The hot lunch ayatem at ths Train
school will bo started Tuesday. Mrs.
Syfert and Mrs. F. J. Burnett will bo in
hcarge.
Armour Salesmen
Are in Session Here
Fifty salesmen of ths Armour ft Co.
packing plants over the country are
gathering In dally convention at tho local
'Armour office at Twenty-eighth and Q
streets. South Side. Ths arrival of a
delegation from Chicago added In
terest to tho meatlngs.
A banquet will bo given at tho Fonte
nelle hotel thia evening In honor of the
visiting delegations. Eighty-eight guests
are expected by local officials.
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Tannsasti Copper
Tstae fMpany
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I nlted fltatae Steal ptd.
Itaa ffepear
Waatara Unlaa
Wastlnstioiiea Rleetrle..
Maatana Power
naaaral Motors.,.,
Wahaeh II pM I.
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1:1 'prospects and are pledging their support
morally and financially.
Among tho swine breederg' associations
that have been quietly consulted on the
mattae and that have oledged their SUP-
I fat nl Promised cash aubscrlptlons ar
i7it;the American Poland China necora ss-
aociatlon, the Standard Poland-China
Breeders' association, the National Duroe
Jersey Breeders' association, tho Amer
ican Duroc-Jersey Breeders' association,
the American Hampshire Brooders' as
sociation, tha Standard Chester WTilto
Breeders' aasoclatlon and the American
Berkshire Breeders' association.
Oaaaha Haa Coaanetltloa.
Since the shew has been talked of, St.
Louis and Kansas City have come Intu
tho field ss competitors of Omaha seek
ing the show. Swlno breeders, however,
look with great fsvor on Omaha as ths
place to hold the show for varloug good
lessons. Omaha. In the first place, is it
the center of the greatest gwlne breeding
and swlno buying district In tho country.
Omaha hss tho best railway facilities
In the United States for a show of this
kind, considering also Its central location
in the swine raising belt. The county
fair grounds ss a location for such a
show aro high and sanitary, with excel
I lent air. and far removed from any
public stock yards where stock of all
kinds would not coma In contact with
this fancy stock. With tho Belt Una and
tho Chicago Northwestern railways lead
ing very closely to tho ground loading
and unloading facilities could be easily
provided, and drayage charges would
bo llttls.
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HENRY ALLEN TO SPEAK
TO KNIFE AND FORK CLUB
Henry J. Allen, Journalist, recently sent
to Dayton, O., to Investigate tha olty
manager plan of government for Colller'a.
la to speak lo tho Knife snd Fork club
In Omaha Monday evening. January 10.
He la to give tho results of his Investi
gation under tha title "Bad ClUsanahlp
of Good CItlsens." For the February
dinner the club exports to have General
W. C. Gorgag, surgeon general ef ths
United States army.
Xew York Money Market.
NEW TORK. Dec. t -PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPE7R-3fl3 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Sixty-day
bills, 34h8; demand. 84.7.1'.; : rabies. 14.74'.
HILVER Bar, 64c; Mexican dollars.
41Hc.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
TIME LOANS Firm: sixty days.
per cent; ninety dsys. 2HW3 per cent;
six months, 3 per rent.
CALL MONEY Steady: highest, S per
cent; lowest. 18i per cent; ruling rate. 3
per cent; last loan, I per cent; closing
bid. 148 per rent; offered at 2 per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows;
Mo Pae. or. Is... 48 4e eeaaoe 88
N. T. Can. eah. la 11 IS TJ. a. 9a res 101 S
N. Y. C. 4Ss 18M...iMS da la. ooapes....ots
N. T. Bute esa.UASU. 8. 4s. rag l.s
I. Y.. N. H. 4 H. 8a. eaupoa lie
or. 8a 13 Panama la aousea,,tiiu
Na. raa. 4a MHAa. smaltar la 1lS
eo 8a. 4S A. T. T. ev. 4Wa I0SI4
nre. n L rar. .. armour a up. 4wa.. I'S
rao Tel. Tal. 8a.0S A u-hi sea son. i'im.. MS
Pan a. a. 4Sa ImShal. Ohle 4a sis
sea. 4Sa lscateal Pae. let ass
Roadies saa. 4s.... 44 ("haa A Ohio 4 St..
I- g. F. r. 4a 13 C. B. 4 O II. 4a..
go. I vac. at. 8a IMlic M g P a. 4Wt .lots
4m raf. 4a sO, R. . A P. r. 4a. Mi
Southars Sr. 6a...l3 'Colo. 8. raf. 4Sa IMS
t'nloa rae. 4 Tl f). A S. O raf M. M
4a ev. 4a iJSEria pan. 4a 74S
I'. S. Rehear 4....ICiV,'tn Mactrle 8a...l0is
P. P. meal 8a t"4 L Na 1st 4Sa. ...lea
Wabash 14 8a 1SIII. Central raf. 4a.. 80S
Weal. I'nlan 4 St . K. C. ho. raf. 8a., MS
Waal. snar. rr U..13TH.. N. ua 4a.t... 44
. MSN. a. a T. 1st 4a.. T7S
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Anslo-yranrh
V- raf la
aid.
Irftadoa Sleek Market.
LONDON, Dec 28. American securities
maintained the rise eetabllahed In New
York during the holiday here and closed
firm todsy.
FtLVER Bar, ti'ed per ounce.
MONEY 44r4'4 per cent. Discount
rates: Short bills. IVk Pr cent; three
months. 6s par cent.
Bobserlptlans In Cash.
PARIS, Der. 28. Subscriptions to the
new government loan exceeding 14,6)0,
orm.ooo francs are for the greater part In,
cash says sn official announcement made
today.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Dec. I8.-Bank clearings for
Omsha todsy were 82.? 1. 488 M. and for
the corresponding day laat year. li.W,-
t.7.
( offer Market. v
NF1W YORK, Dec. 28.-COFFEE-
Tho
GENERAL MANAGER OF THE
GOULD LINES OPTIMISTIC
Passenger Manager Stone of the Mis
souri Paclflo was In the city between
trains, enroute home to ft. Louis and,
commenting on the 1315 psAsenger busi
ness, said :
"Business this year hag been far better
than during 1814, and we are looking for
a still better business nest year. Crops
have boon good over tho entire system
and with ovary body having money, there
ought to be a heevy travel."
BERNSTEIN BOOSTS BIO
TO RENT THE AUDITORIUM
Mogy Bernstein offers tha city $4,000 a
year for tha Auditorium, There Is no
disposition among tho city commissioners
to rent tho building lo anybody. Fan
nlng's offer wss 83,000.
market for coffee futures was ateadv to
day on a little European buying of the
late months and aome scattered covering.
Offerings were very light and after open
ing at an advance of 5 to 7 points the
insrket closed st a net gain of 7 to 11
points, with March selling around .7wc,
July. t.87c. and September. e-87c
Kales were only 7.260 begs. December,
158c; January, 383c; February, (C6;
Msrch, 7oc; April, 8.74c; Msy, 73c;
June. 8. 83c; July, .87c; August. t.lc;
September, g.87c; October, 701c; Novem
ber. 7.06c.
Spot coffee quiet; Rio 7s. 7c; Santos
4a. to. Very few offers were reported in
the cost and fre'ght market and quota
tions were unchanged.
The official cables reported no change
In mllrels prices while there was an
edvauce of I-I6d in the rate of Rio ex
change on London.
Fattloa Markel.
NEW TORK, Dec. 38 COTTON Spot,
fillet; middling uplands. It to. No sales.
Cotton futures opened steady; January,
lllAc; March. H.fto; May, 124c; July,
tf.80c: October. 12.48c, ' "
Cotton futures closed steady: January,
121V; March. 1141c; May, Jlt4c; July,
12 78c: October, 13 47c.
Cotton closed steady today at a net
advance of 1 18 1 points.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 38,-COTTON-Spot
steady; good middling. 8 lid; middling,
7 78d; low middling, 7.34d, galea. t.0ui
bales. , .
Little Girl With
Pencil Cap Lodged
in Lung is Better
Holiday happiness pervades tho home
of M. Paaaavoy in Benson, for tho first
time in several years. For little Sophie,
ths 10-year-old daughter. Is now home
and recovering from tho lung trouble
which almost cost her life. At Pittsburgh
recently, a specialist removed a inrtal
pencil cap from on ef her lungs, where
tt had accidentally lodged and caused
trouble that threatened to prove fatal
Dr. George Pratt, tho Omaha physRian
who took tho child oast and la now tar
ing for har at tho homo. Is said to have
told tho family that little Sophie will
soon bo welt,
CALVIN SAYS WESTERN
TERRIT0RYJS PROSPEROUS
E. E. Calvin, vice president and gen
eral manager of the Oregon Short Line,
la In from Salt Lake City and is In con
ference with Union Pacific officials,
talking over traffic and operating propo
sitions. Mr. Calvin asserts that business
haa been satisfactory with the Short
Line, adding: "Wo are looking forward
to a good business nest year. Tha coun
try traversed by tho road hag raised a
great crop and Is very prosperous."
Read Tho Bae Want Ads. It pays!
MR. AND MRS. KELLY TO SING
FOR SOCJAL SETTLEMENT
Tho membership committee of tho So
cial Settlement will meet at the homo ef
Mrs. William F. Baxter Monday after
noon to plan details of their concert to
be given January It at ths Hotel Fonta
nels Tha program wilt bo given by
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly and will be
made up of Irish folk songs. This will
bo an opportunity for Omaha friends to
hear these artists before they take up
their work In Chicago, but it will not bo
in the nature of a farewell.
Tired, Aching
Feet and Limbs
aro promptly relieved by applying Abaor
blne. Jr.. the antiseptlo liniment. It Is
soothing, hsallng and Invigorating
puts vim and energy into Jaded m use lea.
One of tho many enthuslsstlo users
writes: "I received the trial bottle of
Absorbine, Jr.. all right and at that time
was unabls to walk without a cane. Just
around tho house. I used It freely and
Inside of two days could walk without
limping, something I had not done In two
months. I went to tho drug store ant
procured a 3100 bottle and today can
walk as good as over. I It never bo with,
out It. 1 am recommending It to every
ene I can. for I am a living witness.
Absorbing. Jr.. should always bo kept
at hand for emergencies.
At druggists. O OO and 3J.00 a bottle or
sent postpaid. Liberal trial bottle for
lOe la stamps.
W. r. TOVNO. J. Pl T.
104 Tetrple St, Srarlncfleld. Maaa.
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