Nebraska Newspapers

    PERSONAL
(Continued.)
RFRrFCTAPLE roan. , woM marry a
plain Christian wf.man.jf mutually suited
Addrra P. o. box 77. Omaha.
M ' (lip MZH ?x
I- Ju. xH. by mall: nit
prices. Bond for fr.t 0.1 .
billon Drug To.. Oianha. '081 9:4
WE RENT. rpslr.iN."ir needle for -old
win inMhlnn. Net Cycl Co., Cir.
kith And Harney-. ' (1S 9s
PRIVATE IVNFTNBMENT hoVe Mr7
. It. King, 13 N. S4th. Tl. Web. y-,64
. Ul-il
Lleben, cestumer, 1410 Howard, open rva.
' U 124
OMAHA' Stammerer' Institute, Ramga
Building. , . . ! 06-9i
FAIR. healthy, tln Kn tmHtM by
Satin Skin Cream pn Satin Ekln Powder.
26a (U
ANT Information rowi ntng Florence Wal
1 lac will, b appreciate.. KnI!y addreas
P car Bif r -f, , . U8 11 IX-x
J9HDDLB AOETD woman, matrimonially n
ollaed, wlitM poelUoa. aa hmiBekeerier
for widower; iniwt havw means; prefer
Booth Dakota. Addr B 6M, B,
-' (18) M264 t
IDHAJ hair parlor, 30 Neviti- Blk..- Wtt
and HaraeirVr Tak Doagtaa .
. - (l)-M:o DerJl
mt; estate
( REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
WTKB'Urr. CP- Jt floor "N." T." U fa.
Douglas 178L v ' (i8a
' OBOROfi ' A COMPAKT.
BOX r arrant . , Tal. Douglas 754
? . . (1)-S4
HTER8 TRUST Ctt, K. T. Ufa Bide
...... a)-
BIB ERN8 EN, ' room KB. 120 Bo. lAth.
. ... U9 996
CITY rttOPKATT FOR ALB
Goodvlrivestnent
'House In rnletitil- rrparr, corner lot, per
manent walk, 'dp- to' car Una, r filing fdr
SUM par month. Q term at 8960.
Nation!1 Iaveatment Co.,
ifu-643 Braadets. Bids. Tel. Dmig-. mt
, " (19) MJ02 I
MODERN 4-room ctta;a In Hanapnm park
UlsUrioU., Addreaa A tn'l, cars Omaha He
. (1 MMI
TfEAt. EBTATB TITLIF rRU8T PH
will buy aletraat &room modarn ttouaa at
N. Slat Bt.; aaat front; paved atraet;
aertnanant alJfwaiX; beautiful lawn; Uu-ga
hada) tree Eaajntenna U ncaaary.
: ' TIIOMA6 BREINNAN',
Room 1. New lor a Ufa Building. ,
TOR SALK-A wn built 10-room frame
bonne, beautifully finished In hardwood;
hardwood 'floora. mantela, modern hath
fwm an tourerrtantTy arranged. ' Will
' cell at a vary low prtre ta b ratnoved
' from present premises by purchaser. Ad
dree .C. C. Raaewata. Boa fikla;., Omaha.
LIST your property with Cbrla Biyer, 22d
. and Cumhig fits. 19 8
REALESTATE
FARM HACU USUI FOR SALE
Arkaaaaa.
Th Oeark iZtac aa.l Lwl Mlnlnjr Com
nnyof Council Bluffs, la.. Offers for aala
all Its landa In Boon and Marlon countlorf,
Arkansas., eonstatiug of actsa, to
gether with all tmpruveraenta and personal
jtroperty thireon. and will receive 'cash
oh"rei-ari th auim f te'"CWemt)r:-'l(,
at it erflca in Room 33, Rnldwla bfocfc,
CtjunprT BlatTa, la.; where) at frjlf dawrtptlon
f aaWt property WUI be fumtahsd to any
n wtahtng ta bid for Vanw. -Dated Mo
yember fl, 19u7.
THhi OZARK. MNC AND LEAD MININO'
. COllIAMr. (J0 uzaa
.... . HwBwaakUa, -
, . -rMt1 ,r - ;
NOTICB OF, BAtR OF LAND. NOTICE
ta hereby given that aaaled blda will ba
raeiy,d ana 'died la tb adk) f tits
oan!y clei k of Ureeley. county, Nebraska,
p to1 noon of the lh df of Decerubar,
hnfr. for the wurc has at the following
ieaorkbad land now owaad by . uraalay
fouuiy. altraska. yla. Heotloa a. .In
DaraaMD U, raaaa V and eeution B. town
Md It. range . In Uraaley county. Na-
kraska. . Rlda may be snade for th anUra
tract, or fu( aay auadlviaioa) of In aam.
7'ha, board reservea the right to reject
any or all ttMla or portloaa of bids, and
readvertiaa tba aaova land U tha blda aub.
fntued are dlapruportionaiia to tba trua value
ar ina aoova ttesanoeo una. ay eraer of
the ftoard - of Oonntly oommimlouara of
Greetny ewmtf, Nebraska.- Wltaeaa Bf
jiaat aha- the seal of aald' county at CFraw
lay. Nebraaka. ttila X1 day oX MvtmMi
A. p. 1917.
3XMJ39 B. BANT, County- Clark. 1
! - W-itMLmli
1 .... . - 1 a t 1
IR. tNVESTCmJ-l bava Boyd county,
- KebraekA'tarm that i muas aail aulau If
you have soma idle money here la a
' terrain tor wxuaooe. Addieea T t$, rare
Of Bee. " Wh Km
I. 1 ; ' . . . .
; ! I?t TESTORS. .
Na rvaetmenta ta farm landa ara af
feota4 tit Onanolal flurriea. Put year menwy
where It will constantly Inoraaaa In value;
always fre-v frota Ttak. W( can sell you
aaj. jmeiiBt front &. Ve 1.0CO aerea ag aevth
arn Vliconsin'a ohotreat landa. . ,
' 4 H.-XNOllAM-Jg,, .:,
' wi- v-; Rlua Laiia. Wla.
. s cy)'.t pea ttx
- RcAL ESTATE LOANS
'HAVE YOU
; $3vC.CQi OB $1000.001 . ;
' 0 t
e .
We iava tba asiwagairaa now on sale. Dur
ing twaaty-wna yeare f bnarneas no tn-
1 veatOT ta towt dollart nor taken an
acre mt laaaV -1 - - t
tVa. are aeos kaadlrag aver BkTVXM AND
. ONS-HAU,, AflUUOH POIJ.AH3 of
Other paapla'a-aaone?.
We glva. our aateoUon tq tha
; ReataJ et yaociarty,
PrarUo af WlUa,
Purehaaa aad aala af School and. Mqnl
, elpai i-aedai looat atock-aa try-eat ralU
way, atovk VMde. aUv.
PETEHS TRUST COMPANY.
. New York Life Bld.,
01IAIIA,KED,
(23 tot
WAJJT3-C
Faiara Trwae Cm.
CJJ 7H
kOA.f lO MAMfM UawKm.nt 'Nx
IXjWiUJ r XATK.II sissiila, rcto) hie.
AAHTr-y Ctt Joana and warvaata. V.
AV. V. I i . w
k are am ?L
tao 7f
IjAM a-irre4 Hf property. VT. M
. 'iiMiuiaa, fc4 it aiaiioMl kuc luda.
KWTAT1 "1.VT-KO DfflUT.
OAIyYl.1 tettOA. 1M AirVA.
t ' - t J-,r "Wt 0 -.r a pr
w ki. b. lxl at. X. I n
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued.)
eflO TO fRjrn TO IX)AN-Private morwy;
o datara J. H. Bnerwood, M7 N. T.
ti.to firm tnsde promptly. F. V. Waad.
wead Bldg, Utfc and Fart.am
WANTED TO BUY
VV ANTED To buy aecood-haAd rurntlure,
1.00k and beating stovea. carrels, Lou
leu ma, of(U.e Itiruitura, old t. uth.ee and
koea. pianos, faatbera, sad pillows,
quUu and all kluda of loola; er wUi bay
the furniture of four home complete.
The hlgheat prices paid, tali tUa rlgbl
man. ,'lel. L-oag. tin.
(2I M9tS Decll
SECOND-HAND furniture bought and Sold
also machine of all kinda reeled. 12 oe
month. Tel. Doug. L.M. - ul
TO FARMERS AND PRODtXJS HIF-
aPa&HS
Highest prices for butter and eaa Cash
or mercbaniHea. Beid trial ahlpment. Tha
HenijeU (Jouipany, Omaba. (J6 Uli
WANTED To boy calvagt - 'Tel Dug. ipa.
CASU Paid tor eecand-wand eWXhhnp. shoe,
ato. Sue No. lata 6u Tak-kad u:k
WANTED TO ' RENT
WANTED A fwmiflhe bonee for the win
ter; muM ba thoroughly rrxvlem; Far
nam or Hanacom Park oMstrVi-t; It's for a
newly married course with tha very beat
of references. Address Q 687, Bee
(2B) M9 II
SINQL.B OrNTLEJIAN wants gnod room
and breakfant. Prefer private bouse.
Address U- tat. Boa,.,. ( MS tx
WANTED SITUATIONS
STTTJATIOW wanfed by rTruggtsf, Teglntered
In Nebraska. Reference. Address II., 250
Thuruiau Bt., . Luvr. Colo.
. (27 M20 8t
TOI.'NO Japanewn desire to work at any
thing In cltjr or town. Addresa M. ..
7th and M, So. Ornahar (27) M244 tx
d.FRICAL( position, anyi kind, by young
man, ik; 13 yeara' experience tn general
' all-around office work and bookkeeping,
good references. Address K iWJ, Bee.
Wt M104 Deo. Kx
A RKSPECTAPLR woman would like to
t take earn of a none for a widower. I
have a glrl .V) year old." Addresa A ML.
cars of Bee. . i , ?j ZU tx
B1TUATION WANTED Aa clerk In re
tail grocery buelneee; have -had four
yeare' experience and oan furnish good
reference. . Addreaa Wnv P. 8eebohm. 4.J
Koenlg St., Grand Island. Keb.
(37) M 160 D. Sx
BT mechanical and structural draftsman;
will take odd Jobe; ean design machinery,
steel truaaea, etc. Addreea B M. csre Bee.
. . - (57) ICS Tx
TOfNG ladr. experienced In dry good a
bualnoes, espeelalrv advwrtlstrrg and mall
order, desires position with reliable -firm;
b'st of Omaha - and Denver rfferenoea.
Addresa Lota E. Kelly. 18 Oorala Ave.
(27) M280 8x
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper sod stenogra
pher Address K., Omaha Be, CouncU
Bluffa.. 1 . . . (27) 4et
DAY-' WOMEN" furnished free of charge.
Telephone Douglas nil (27) M 113
A FCBITTON with large rwtatl or whole
sale firm solicitor or collector. . by
young married man ot ability 1 beat of
references. O Ml. eara Bee. (27) M467 2x
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THB) OXFOKD KAN8A3
, Raltruad,. company. Uraaha. Neb., Nov.
t, 11W7 To the Seokukiera Notlca la
hereby g.vaa thai a special meeting ei tha
atoukholdarg of th Oxford 4k Kanaaa Rail
road eompany- wt. be tield at the oflVoe of
the .company at Omaha, Nebraska, at 2
oclocjt j, m, on JuiumjW, 1, for .tha
porpoaa Cf acUnj upoa tha question of
selling tha railroad, -crwperty and f ranch laes
of the ttompany to the Chicago, Burlington
ft Quln-y Railroad orjTnntuty, the railroad
and property aoreeald belnj now under
leaae to the aald company. By order of
tha board of -dhactors. "W, P. ' Durkea.
Seuretary- - NlDdtat
OFFICE OP TrTH KANSAS CtTT A
Omaha RaUway Company. Omaha, Nab..
Nov. K. I907 To tho blockholdera: Notice
la hereby given that a apecial moating ol
the atockholdara of tha Kanaaa City a
Omaha Railway company villi be held at
the office of tha company In Fairfield, Ne
braaka, at o clock a. m. on January U.
lJi for the purpose of acting upon tba
question of selling tha railroad, property
and franchises of the company to the Chi
cago, Burlington & Qutncy Railroad, com
pany, the railroad and property aforesaid
being now under latuat to aald company.
Uy order of the boajrd. of diraobtra. W. .
purkee, Bacretary. NMdfitt
OFFIC OF THE" RKPUBTJCAN VAL.
iey, Kanaaa eouthwestarn Railread
Company, Omaha.-'R'eb..- Jov. t, 19w7.-Ta
the Slockheidera: Netlca la hereby gives)
tJ!p,xiH mUnf o tha etaekhoUera
of taa Republican Valley, Kansas A South
JTst,rn Railroad company muM. ba baki at
braaka, at
ut fcuv wutitmixw in .umene in. m
liMiL far t h - nirn... ...... ' . 7 '
question of aelllng tha railroad, propartx
and franohiaea oX Ihia mpajiy to lha Cht
cago, Burlington ft gumy Railroad com
pany, tha railroad ami property aforeaald
being saw vuder leu ta tha aald eompany.
By .order of the boag t ireoura. W.
Diukaav Secretary. NttdsK
PriCB OF TUB OMArtA AND BOUTU
wa tain Rallread Compary. Omaha. Nee..
Nov. . i3w7.-'la th cTieokhaldera: otlc
is hsroby glvsn that a epeolal meeting of
Vka etaohhohtera of fbe Omaha and 60" lo
west ern RaUroad company will ba held at
the offloa ( Le company at Omaha, Nee.,
at 4 o'oiook p- m-. . an January 10, lJgfc, for
tha ptirpos of acting upon tha aueeiloa of
eUlng tha railroad, property and fran.
fr-.iseo of tba compary. to tha Cbtnage, klur-tint-ton
ft Qulncy Railroad company, tha
railroad end prerwty atoreaetd being now
Uodee Uaae to aatd eompany. Bv orJer of
the board of directors, W. P. PURKEB,
Seoratar. ' - NlOdnut
0FF1C OF THB EPrrBLICAJ VAL.
A Wyoming Railroad oomnany,
Omaha. Neb . .Nov. ij.- i'a tha Btook.
holders: Metios la hereoy given that a
rpeewl meettrg of tha atookhotder of tha
Republican Valley A Wyoming Railroad
sompany will- tie held at h office of tha
company to Omaha, Nebraaka, at 4 a'olook
P- ua-. aa Januaiy to, lwi. fee the aurpeee
of acting upon tba question of selling ths
railroad, property and franchisee of Una
aeapay ta the Critcago, Burlington A
Viutncy Railroad company, the railroad
bud property eJeveeaia 'being new ander
leaae t aald . aoaopan y lay order of tna
board of aireotora. W. P. Purkee. eore
lary. , . Nluewt
OFFICE OF THB OMAHA AND NORTH
Platte Railroad Company, thnaha. Neb.,
Nee. e, le. Ta tba iKockhalaere: Notice
la hereby given, that a ayeeial meeting of
the stockholders of the Ouialia and North
Platte Railroad company will be bald at
tu affloa ef tha company ta Omaha, Nab.,
t 4 e'eloek p. tn., on January 10, lk. for
,..pu rP f acting upon tae question of
selling ne railroad, property and Iranchlaea
f thle oeanpany ta tne Chloago, Burlington
A Quiuoy Railroad eompany. the railroad
and property aforeaald aeLag aaw under
leaaa ta the aaid company. By order of
ne aeare) at directors, W. P. Durkae,
Beoratary. KiOdUft
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
SEALED PROrX)aVAl WILL BE RE.
oclved at attloa of Ttaaaurar, Battle
fountain Banllarlum, W. H. l V. 8 Hot
tprtnga. sVuxh DatoLaZ until U 'alek in
Lteeeauir la. ltl. and tiian aaauad. fe
fuitilahlug and delivery of repalra and farm
auppllea. In accordance wl(S ltieiructlona
and apeoincar)et, eealea at wiOoh, witn
blank nrapoaaia aad ethnr mfnrmattoi may
be had upon gaplwatlua to V. A. Tueker.
L-eaaursr. . . . , ,if ti 7
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
I'MIOIV TATIttJf It AMU MAaVOT.
t'aiaa P net a. a.
- . .Jasve.
The Overland IJmited..a I b aitt,
t he Colorai kiyreM-.e, t.U) pm
Atlanlk! kipieea
ftn Oregon Kirce a 4 14 yn
1 ..I..
v I 40 pm
- 1'"
ein It km
a ( -o pm
.......
Vhe l-.t it-)l I l tm
Tiie ('!.. A J. 1 alalia 4 uu pm
.-lo. t'hti ee -all It a.u
rVt'a & f-ifomi g L cai.L.l 'Jil pia
North 1'Uiia Lot! a 7,tl aut
m m ia
a 1 (a t iu
a 4 an po
a 7 4 jh
b 1 pm
ate) pm
OMAHA
RAILWAY. TIME CARD-Co","'-
Cb Irene ft Kartkrreatern.
Cblcnao Ieyllght a T ?t ntn all
Iti Paul-Mlnn. Kxprese.a !ji am ain
Chicago Local ail P am a t
Stout City l'iMnfr... ? M m II
CI aro t aasenger a OJ pm a
Chli .io tpelcal a 4 (" pm a I
Bt. Paul-Minn. Limited.. a 8 2 pina 7
I.os Ang-les IJmlted a W prn a 12
Overland Limited el a Co pm a I
Fast Mail a I
Fiona Cliy Local ..a J 60 pm a
Fast Ma, I a t
Twin City Limited a t:2S pin a 7
Norfolk-Monesteel a 7 bO pm a 1
lAaeoln-York-t t.adron .b 7 W pm alO
I e J wood-Lincoln a I 01) pm a (
Casoer-fhoalionl a t 08 pm al4
liastmra-Supertor b S:O0 pm b I
Fremont-Albion b S 3 pm b 1
CAlewaYO, Bowk falu ft raetfle.
EAST.
Chicago Umltew... ..... .a -an am all
Iowa Local a 6:80 am a 4
Ilea Mulnea Passenger. .a 4 i pm aJ2
Iowa Local bllOam bl
Chicago (&stera Ex). .a 4 5") pn il
Chicago Flyer a : pm B I
: pm
n pm
S3 pra
i pm
r) am
U Tt
40 am
:SS pm
.1 am
04 am
'M am
34 pm
:40 am
40 pm
M am
40 pm
SS pn
40 pm
:3S pm
pn
:30 pm
30 pm
:S! pm
pm
ii am
:W) am
Rocky Mountain L't'd..aU-1B pm a 1
loin, arm at. ix.......a lsft pm a 4
Okl. and Teiias Fx a 4:40 pm a f
Lincoln-Falrbury Pse..b t.-4 in bit
Mlasanrt Paetge.
K. C. W. L Evt......b na am a
K. C. A Bt. I. Eip......all 1 pm a 6
45 pn
:tj am
46 am
6i pm
NrhraaKa Local a 1.00 pm ail
Jb am
fnlcwaTO). nrtal Weetern.
Pt. Paul-Xtnneapolla ... 3 JO pm T
at. Psul-Mtnnespolig ... I im 11
Chloago Limited ... OS pm t
Chicago Kxpraes 7.30 am 11
Chicago Expreaa 1,30 pm t
lUlnale Central.
Chicago Express a 7:15 am a Z
Minn, ft St. Panl Eip..b 7:20 am a X
Chlrago Limited a : pm a S
:30 am
!W pm
27 am
:SS pm
JO pm
46 pm
:r6 pm
:3-i am
:30 am
Minn, ft Bt. Paul Ltntd.a t:W pm a
Wabwk,
it. Louis Express a pm a t
St. Louis Local (from
Council Bluffs) a .S0 am all
Stan berry Local (from
Council Bluffs) b X pm bW
(hlcaams Ullwaaka ft St. Pnnl.
30 am
15 pm
14 am
Chic, ft Colo. Special. ..a 7:K am all
0 pm
Cal. ft Ore. F.xprfcse....e tm pm a a
Overland Limited a M pm a 8
pm
30 am
t'erry ixcai a.16 pm all
:00 am
IRLrVGTOX TA lOTH ft MASOJC.
Barllagvan.
Leave.
renrr ft Caltfornla....a 410 pm
Northweet Special a 4:10 pm
Black nilla ...a 4:10 pm
Northwest Fxpfesa ....all: pm
Wf-braska peints a :-4 am
Nebraaka Expreaa .....a:ljam
Lincoln Faat Mall b 1:4S prn
Linooln Local ............ .........
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Local . .'.
Bohuyler - Tlattamouth.b 1:10 pm
B-Oe-vTr - Plattemorjth.a I -oo pm
Plattsmouth-Iowa b 9:11 am
Bellevue-Plartamooth
Denver Llmrted a 4: pm
Chh'ago Ppeclal a T 40 am
Chicago Kxpreaa.. 4:20 pm
Chicago Flyer a 8 JO pm
Iowa Local a 9:15 am
St. Loan Expr.. ...... a 4:4 pm
Kansas City ft Bt. Jo..al9:4S pm
Kansas City ft St. Joe.. a :15 ana
Kanaaa City ft Bt. Joe.. a 4:45 pm
Arrive,
a :4K pm
a 1:48 pm
a 8 45 pm
nJ0:15 pm
a 0:1 pm
a 10 pm
alJ ll pm
b o am
a'e iS pm
a T:b) pm
bin 20 am
g 1:50 am
b l:l pm
m T:2B am
all 4 pm
t.K pm
g : am
all SO am
all ara
a ( so am
g :10 pra
WEBSTER STAe lttTH A WEBSTER
Chicago, St. Pant, Mlaneapolla ft
Omaka.'
Teava. Arrive.
Twin City Fasmnarr....b :) am h l:V) pm
Sioux City Passenger.. .a X:A0rpm all 20 am
Emerson Local b i it pm b :)0 am
Emvraon .Local...! Old tn t l:Upm
KIssnarf Paef fl. '
Looal via Weeping
Water a T-eS am p-m
Falla City Local ...b l:M pm aJl:JS am
Falls City Local. a 1:00 pm cUJB am
" a Dally, b Dally except gunday. e Bnn
day only, d "Dally except Saturday, a Dally
except fonday.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
LOW RATES TO EUROPE
- Join one of aur Cbrtatmaa Exouralang ta
Great Britain, . Norway, Sweden, Denmark
and Germany, leaving Chicago weekly.
Excellent service and exceptionally low
rates by the Canadian Pacilto "Expreaa."
the finest. . fastest and largest Steamers
between St. Lawrence ports and Europe.
Writ fee era lee and boekieta.
O. M. BSWJAJeXsT, AV,
833 8. Clark Strset, Chicajo, HI.
KKW YOlUt GKIVBBAIj MARKET
Featares of Trading and Prices on
Leading ronaaaadltJ.ee. .
NEW TORK N6v. 80. FLOUR Re
ealpta 7,U b4a. experts, t.14 bbla.
Market dull and unohatiged; Minnesota
patents. J(.lft&M6; Minnesota bakers,
4.kes.evr winter patents, MIIAItl;
winter straights, li.lti 70; winter low
grades, J. 74 a 4.11. Rye flour, Mulat; fair
to rood. 14 14tfS.U; choice to fancy. IS ?4
44a. Buckwheat flour, ataady, $3,009
CORNMEAL e)teady; fhna white and yel
low, 1 844H.it! eoarae, Jl.llOl.iC; kiln
drieA- J tlo J.70.
R)i titsadyi a 8 weatarn, , f. a. b.
New York.
BARLEY Nominal.
..KilSAT-Aeoetpta, 144, hu. Spat
market steady; No. I red, It.OtU. alova
tor, and 1.0H4. 1 o. b. afloat: No. I
northern Duluth, eJl.l7H, t. . b. afloat;
No. I hard winter. tl.irVs.-x. O- b. afloat.
In reanorjso to weaker cable wheat de
clined Ihia momtng, followed by rallies
teward noon, but an eaaler cloaa under
Iecambar liquidation. Final pridea ahowed
H lo loaa: Daoember, Ti.H jj w.
oIaBadat ll.JlVk! May. ,$L0fi tlOVS,
closed at 1 04.
CORN Reoetyta, P.lfi bw.r experts,
I. SCI ku. Snot irvajrket firm; No, 8, (Ijl
elevator, and f. o. b., afloat; No. I
white. 474)C. and No. yellow, (Or, f. o,
b. afloat. Options market was without
tranaactlona. dosing HOk net advancx
December closed at 48Vki May cloned at
H4o.
OATS Recftpta, 101,000 bu.j exports,
I.HO bu. Spot market steady; mixed oats,
14 to 82 pounds, $jc; natural white, 24 to
82 pounda. I!l4e; clipped white, 11 to 40
pounds. tSCito. .
HAY wtaadyi food to chole. tl.10
B'H, ,
IfOPa Steady; state, common to choice,
lu7 crop. lJtMTo; 1,04 crop, c; Pa-
4ttsoe 1,07 CTPt lls! crop,
LEATHER Quiet) ncld, t44 0THa.
PROVlilONd Beet. atendv! family,
I14.el ; mesa, 810 00 0 it 50; bee
Kama, tla.ft; packet, f 1 I SO 9 18.00; olty,
India loess, ttt0?l0. Cut rrfeats,
eady; pickled bell tea. . 18.044)10 80;
pick led hama, I BO-tf 10.00. Lard, Bit.
Mextarn prime. 8 6tf-l; rednad. quiet,
u.-iitinanf, il SO; tjouth America, I 7i;
eon pound J7.U IJtt. Pork, ataady ; fam
ily, 18. 00$ 18.40; short clear. $16.00 i
17 00; meaa. ii oe 14.H. "
TALLOW Dull; cll,y. S(o; country, iu
vvje.
eJ?LTJ;r3H,y: Jomsstlc fair to extra.
I(TIHc: Japan, nominal.
m'TTER bteedy. unchanged: recelpta
UkA ikgai ihlroa so ntwta, kyrrvf ; weet
ern factory, iwmraort to ft rata, liatlc. .
CHEEtiE julet. unchanged: recrlpta,
I.r7; weekly, ep.rU, 1 271 hoxeq; mar
ket quiet! at ate. full cream, small,
colored and white, Septemaer. fine, 16Vc
state full cream. Sit. a, I, colored an l white
October best. 12e; slate full cream, smell,
colored aad while, good to prime, 1 1 '-4 ft : 1 a. c 1
state fall cream, small, colored and while
r-iuo rinn, uncnacaed; lecelpta,
.T: state .and nearby, good ta
choice, liAcf brown and mixed, aelacted
faaoy. kl! average beet. UQ1c; firal
to extra first, jrse; weeiern and southern
flrsis, vit)io! seconds, ie-Jc.
POCL1 Itr-Alrve. steady: wwstem chick
ens, ictniHe: fowls, lostfiic: turkai, 12a
ISo. Dieeaed, irrerulari western chkkene
Utflfic; turkeys, l:4iao; fowls, ttfl3o.
PnltedalpAl Prwdaeo Market.
PHTLADXJLPHIA, Nov. . BUTTER
Firm 1 prints, la higher; extra western
reamery. sea; nearby prints. ic.
lAjtl Firm; good deaanad) Pennaylvaala
nd other nearby grata, Uo at mark; cur
rent reoeJpte In returnable cases, lie, at
nuark: weeieru cUutoa, tec. al nark; went
ern, fair to good, Ac, at mark.
-CHfcfcE Quiet but ateadv; New' York
full crrama, choice, "-iMip: Kew Tork
ull oreauta, fair ta good, 1491aa.
MUnaalue Csmla Maraiet.
MILWAUKEE Wla . Nov. 80,-iWHEAT-No.
1 nonhern. T jl V: No. t northern.
1 iwm.W: May. 11 ".sx, aked.
hIl.-Nii. A. laxic. ,
lithUl-Na, 110?: aanirJa. ca.ai
OAlsi-Kianaard. b.v -V
tUit.N-o, 8 Oaah, wnd; May, 86'bO.
the
"m""'" "! "wuu. mate run cream,
large, colored, Sapteniber, fine, 15c: state
full crea"i, white. l4c: state full cream,
larpe. October. oomnMn to prime, fclivo.
DAILY BEE: MONDAY. DECEMBKR
GRAIN AND PRODUCE llAKKtl
Scalpinp Mature Prevail on s Kar
row System of Trading".
NO COSSOLAnON DOMESTIC
nkeal Is Enay at the Start, with
Mo pf-tal Fee tare ... leesaaad of
Commission Houses Is
Fair.
OMAHA. Nov. .
The grain markat wa narrow and of
a si-alplna nature today.
There wa no consolation for the domea
tlc market 'n foreign cables and there was
small progress made during tha short
Saturday session.
Wheat was easy at the start, with no
particular fealure. Commission house de
mand was fair or all dips and there waa
some decided strength shown toward the
close, brought on by heavy buying. De
cember wheat opened at 87Tfcc and cloned
at fceSa '
Corn was qiilet at the epenlrnr, with
some fair selling hy local traders. The
market held , steady, however, and senti
ment was somewhat bullish. December
corn opened at 45 and cloeed at 0o.
Oats opened a ahade lower, but held
toady and cloeed at a alight advance,
accoruvliahcd in several sharp exchanges.
Iecn ! r oats opened at tfae and closed
at 4&H. .
Primary wheat receipts Ter l.IO.onO
bualiela and ahlpmenta we 84r.0f buahela,
against recefpts lant year of bushels
and shipments of 44.000 btiphels.
Corn receipts were JtA.lulO bushels and
shipments were 212.0HO bushels, against re
ceipts last year of 3HO.O0O bushels and ship
ments of SM.Oeo bushels.
Clesrances were 12,i'1 bushels of corn.
Il.floo bushels of oats, and wheat and flour
eoual to 133.000 bushels.
Liverpool cloeed ViVI lower on wheat,
and 'att'Vl lower on corn.
Seaboard reported 64,000 bushels of wheat
and 32.000 bushels of corn taken for export.
Local range of options:
Artlcles. Open. I Hlgh. Low. CToaa.f TeB'y.
Wheat I
Dec.... 877fc s rri
May... K MS W'-ti
July... 80S 8H
Corn
Dec... 4fM 49 4S4
Mav... gem
July... . 46 4SH
Oa La
Dec... 441 4ii 4414
May... 41 4S,
July... 43Vs 45H 43H
8m;
4
4SH
40
48
44-4
43H
I
. Oaaafaa Cnesi Pttoon,
W7IEAT No. 8 bard, KHWf; No. I
hard, HISMc; No. 4 hard. WOlo; No. 8
spring. 94nHc.
CORN-No. S old. BaeSHc; rew. 4ic; No.
4 old, 60fl52c; new, 4JJ4SHc; no gTsde, old,
tniOc: No. 8 yellow. fciMc; No. 8 white,
StSNo. 3 mixed, CW$Mc: No. S white.
44ya-45c; No. 4 white, 2i344e; standard,
4fi4f'vs.
. R.TE No, 1 wttae: Kc, 1 SfT0o.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chloago v.
CHICAGO GRAIN AJVD PROVIS105S
Featnrea of th Tradrng aad Cloaln
Prloo OA Board of Trade.
CIHCAOO, Nov. . Covering by ahort
Interests In an oversold market sent wheal
prices soaring today. At the -closo May
was up Wlrlfco 00 lmgnVs. May corn
closed Jj-v" to lc higher. Oata
edveneed viic sr.d nrovlsions were IHo
flower -to 7HO10C higher.
Wheat ahowed tiaattanoy m ma aiarx.
owing to a falling off In extwirt demand
and reporta of an excellent crop tn Argen.
tlna, although thaao tnfluneeea worq offset
In a measure by a growing belief that our
exportable Bureiue had been nearly all
disposed of. May opened a ahade higher
to H krer. at 81.02 to 1.0i4. and sold
off to 81.01!. Later ta th session, however,
the market rallied sharply on entering by
Bhorta. Elevator Ihtareata took all of the
December offering's, and advanced tha price
of that option 2it May followed, touch
ing 81.04 on thoi bulge The cloaa waa
strong, with May at ll.oesVt.WS- Dacom
ber ranged between 04 .o and 6C closing
at MSo. CTeaiaaees of-wheat and. flour
wore equal to UJ.O) buaheia. Primary re
relrrts were l.tU.OiO buahela, compared with
1,22800 buahela for tka aamo day on year
ago., Minneapolis, X?uluU) and Chicago re
ported receipts of 715 cars against kit oar
last week and TO cars ono yenr ago.
Unsettled weather, good receipts and a
good cash demand gave rise to a bullish
sentiment In the eorn pit, which became
more pronounced later with the growing
strength In wheat Bhorta weto anxious
to aover and were forced to brd tba price
up sharply becaune of small offerings. May
opened unchanged to So higher at totfJ&BH
and after receding 4o Wy?, sold up to
6Hc, cloning- strong at s&TfcCfeaa. Local re.
celpta were M cars, with nine cars of
Contract grade.
Oats advanced ahaxply just before . the
close In sympathy with other gratna. Trade
foe the meet part was duM and devoid of
feature. May opened Ho lower at ,W,c ar.d
cloeed at M'flwc, after rangmg between
OHi3u0Ta: ana 61c Local recelpta war gt
cars. I
Provisions war quiet and. In tha absence
of any preeear to sell, showed gains, with
tha exception of mesa pork, ander haying
of a mlecellaneoua character. Pork was
in little 'demand and showed a net loss,
January being off 7o at 81 2. S31. January
lard waa up lo at 1790. P.lhs were 7feo to
10c hlgtier at 84.T1VJr4.77Vi.
Estimated recelpta far Mondayr Wheat,
23 rare; corn, 163 tare; oata. 120 cars: hogs,
84.0U0 head. -
The leading futares ranged aa follows:
Al tides. I Open. I High. I Low. Clo. Teoy.
nVTieat
Dec.
Hay
July '
Corn
Dec. May
July
Oate
Dec.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jaa.
May
Ribs
Jan. May
1
1 04i
P(.T 96it 86
1 OiHiW
1 m 1 eswi aw
l-w
MHH!
liJ tew
65V
B4
65
eni
U
64
14 To
T 47U
T47
6a(a.6BtV
MS
.1
V 47Hl
4"4 47
aovw . at
aem e
rfifTTSIXSiaM
4W. 44
12 70
18 84
T 40
T S
18
U 4
T 4
If 49
18 86
140
T 80
18 I2V
U a
T 40
4 47H
4 r.m 4 7V4 4 77UJ tu
4 fcSai 4 KMi L'W 4 t 80
No. 1 .
Caan ouotaoone were aa foilowa:
FIjOUR Steady! winter rxtenta, $4.S0
4.90; winter straights. 84. Jo-ff 4. 66 ; spring pat
ents. li.Sf.-ai!; aprlng atralghta. ICSwuLIO;
bakera.. 3
WHEAT No. 1 aprlng, HMn.M; No. t
prtnf, SW-al 06; No. red, t'iuWeV.
CORN No. 8, 6c; No. 8 yellow. l.iffClic.
OATS-No. t 47, No. I white. H--WJ.
RY E No. I 74o.
BARLET-Oocd. fe-dlng, 464j5o; fair to
ChoU-e malting, r.
BKKDB Flax. No. 1 north weatern, 81 06ts.
Prin.e timothy, 84-86., Clover, coiitiact
gradee, 819 So.
IW' Vlbl 'NO-Short lit, atdea nooee
SOWIA Pork, mesa, per bbl.. 8ll,2iv!
11 76. , fjird, per loo live.. I7.87H. Bhort clear
Sides (ooxed), 8S.47H6T.UH.
. Feliowitig were the recetptg and al tin
men ta of Sour and grain:
Recelpta Shlpmenta.
Flour, bbla. , 87. X) . gl.ea)
Wheat, bu. , S 6 ,
Corn. bu. ..211.XI M wo
Oata, bu. t-.ui0 211 )
Rye, bu. ") tin)
Bariey bn. '. 49,000 Si.loo
' m the Produce exehangs today tha but
ter market waa steady: creameries. K-'tf
4Hf; dairiea, ITti'iV. Ket. steady; at
mark, raaea Included, tiict ' first a, T!c;
prime flrala, lea; extras, Jac. Cheese, steady
at, lXills.
. .
St. La a la eeaeraj Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Nov. 40. WHEAT
Futures closed hlrner; cash unchanged.
No. 3 red cash. 9vWc; No. t hard, sc
11.02V.: December, tc; May, tl ulW
CORN Higher Track, No. 8 caeh, Bic
IVceuiher. kiMHc, May, Ua; No. i
wMte. eeo. -
OATS Higher. Track." No. 8 cash. Moi
Dec en. bar. e4.o; May, 4,o; No. 8 white,
llWffOO.
FIxX'r Quiet. Red wlntar patents. 84 CB
4J4 0; extra fancy and straight, H Jta-t te
clear, M-W-t;--.
ht;FD Timothy, atrady; BJ.Bcff-tJO.
('ORN'VRAL-rneady. 00.
BHAN Firm; ancaed. oast track, tLto
105.
HAT Timothy, higher; prairie, stesdy,
Timothy, lil (' '; oralrie, IK.ijOgli Ui.
IKON nrixN Tl 't-tl 1.
liAiii'SI.S" 11 v-
1 r.M r TWIN he-tto.- .
1 tvjl'lai,,.,i-un, hlTbari IwbMe.
f t iat lArd. Msher; prlnie eteam, i
t ex Dry aU lueata, aieady; boxed, axtia
190.
aborts, T5; deer rlha, U CH; short Clears,
l ( Rarnn. steady; boxed extra short.
ISif'i: deer rhs. V CO; short clears, IMTi.
l'OULTRT-Market steady; chlcken,
THc; springs, c; turkeys, lnc; ducks, 8c;
geese, ;c.
BCTTER-Steady; creamery. JSflHe.
1 Receipts Shipments.
Flour, bbla. lO.f) )4.0v
he, b-a. M.0OJ TS O0
Corn. bu. ") .)
Oata, bu 27.W) 24,000
N OMAHA WHOLESALES MARKET.
Coadltlea of Trade aa4 slsjotnttowa on
Staple aad Faaey Prod ace.
ftlGfv-Frcah selling egga, candled. JV.
It'TTFR Common, l5r; fancy tub ant
rol'a, Vvj ilc; creamery, Slo.
CHEF.Se Ntw full iream. Wisconsin
twins, 17Hc; rew full cream brick. 17c; do
mestic, new Swiss, lie; new llmburger, li
tlitic; young America. 17Wc
LIVE POULTRY Springs. 44; bens,
4Vr:-; roosters. So; ducks. 8c; geese, 8c; tur.
k)i. 13i ; pigeons. &V per doa.
lHKSbRD POULTRY ftp ring, fanrr,
8c; hens. diiSHe; roosters, 4c; ducks, ! J
gce IK-; turkeys, 19c.
HAT Choice No. 1 upland, 316.001 me
dium, 89.00; No. 1 bottom. Jh.00: off grades,
from 16 80 to 84.60; rye straw. 87.W; No. 1
alfalfa, BlUiak
BEKF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs. Hc. No. t liba. UAe; No. 8
ribs, 7c; No. 1 loin, JBu; No. k loin, 13c;
No. 8 loin, 8Hc: No. 1 chunk. c; No. i
chunk, 4c: No. 3 chunk, 4c; No. I round,
8V: no. 3 round, 7c; No. 8 roued. 'V.
No. 1 p;ata. Be; No. plate, 4c; No. 3 plate,
3C
FRUITS.
APPLES New Tork King, per barrel,
85.50; "Nona Such." per barrel, IK; 20
ounce Pippins, per barrel. 85.86; Maiden
Blush, per barrel, to. 00; Baldwins, per
barrel, 86.00; Oreenlngs, per barrel, 86.00;
western box apples. Colored Jonathans,
per box, 83.25; Colorado Orimee (.oldens,
per box 33.26: Idaho Jonathans, per box,
IS.00; Idaho AVInter Bananas, per box.
13.00- Waahrngton Ben Davis. I2.0o; Wasn
ton Northern Spy, per box, 12.00; Washing
ton Greenings, per box, liOfci Washington
Baldwins, per box, 82.04; Washington Rome
beauty, per box, 12.26; Washington fall ap
ples, assorted, per box. t! 7wjl.6.
VEOETAEI.FS.
POTATOE9 Per bu., 66IITB0.
CABBAQE Holland seed, per lb,, 10
lVxc
ONION3 Red Glob, per ba., 85 95c;
Denlh, per crate, 31 ta.
BWr.ET POTATOES Small bbL. $2.60.
BEETS Per bu., IOC
CARROTS Per. bu., TBo.
TURNIPS Fer bushel, 60C.
PARPNIFS-Per bushel.
CELF.RT Michigan, per bunch. rtt35c.
NAVT JSEANU-Per bu., No. L per
bu. ; Lima. 7c per lb
TR6PICAL FRUITS.
OR-ANOES-Florlda, per box. . Call-fornla-Waahington
navels, 13.00; Florida
Grape Fruit, per box, BSStJ.OO.
GRAPES Concords, per basket. Jfj'JOc:
Malaga, heavy welghta, per keg. 80.009
6 60; Malagaa, medium welghta, ptr keg.
34.50"-
LEMONS Fancy, TO and S s1x. per
box, M.&O-ffS-OO; extra choice. 360 and 340
slxe. per box, J4.0Onj4.6O.
BANANAS--Pon Lrmons, per bunch.
;.o atso.
COCOANUTS Per sack, $4.60; per doierv,
too.
FIGS AND DATES Smyrna figs,
T crown, per pound, I4tf16c; Smyrnd figs,
4-crown, per ponnd, lilUc; Smyrna figs,
4-crown, per pound, 10fjUc: CalKoml flga,
boxes, 19 cartons. 86c; California flea,
boxea, 13 cartons, 55c; California fig,' bulk,
per pound, 6Hc; Hallowt dates, per pound,
4'ic; Khadrawl dales, per pound. 4c; Salr
dates, per ponnd, c; Fard date. 13
pound
boxes, per pound, ac.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CALTFORNIA. DRIED FRUrTSFrTjneg
Br somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from socond hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo
tatlona range from 6c to c for California
fruit and from 6o to to for Oregon.
Peachee very firm, with fancy yellow
quoted at Uc.
CANNED GOODS Com. standard west
ern. T5o. Tomatoes, fancy 8-pound cans,
31.46; standard 3-pound cans, 81.30. Pine
apple, grated. 3-pound, $2.2o&2.30: sliced,
31.76C-2. 25. Gallon apples. 34.50. California
BDiicot. 82 M '98. 30. Peara. 83.104rt.lft.
reaches, tl.3 16. L. C peacbea, 32.1441
IB. Alaska aalroen, rod, 3X.40; fancy
Chinook, flat, 12.16; .fancy Bockeya, flat,
82.15. 8ardinas. ouarter oil, 33.40; three
quartera muatard, 38.36. Sweet potatoes.
81.2u31.3S. Sauerkraut, too. Pumpkins. 0c
4341.00. Lima beaos, 3-pound, 75cfri M
Soaked peas. 3-pound, 4oc: fancy. 31.354n 5.
NUTS California walnuts, per Ib 18o;
Unpni'ted walnut, per ib 13 3 16c; Tarra-
!one almonda, per lb., lie; filberts, per lb,
80; Brsslla, per lb., 13 14o; Pecans, per
b., 12 013c; peanut, raw, per lb.. 7o;
peanut, roasted, per lb., 4c; Italian cheat,
puts, per lb.. 8o.
COFFEl-Roasted. No. 3C, Zte; No. 80,
Be; No. 26, lo; No. 20. MVic,
EUQAR araniilated. carta, per sack.
8&.4;0 beet. 35; cut loaf, o; euba. ISko;
powdered. 415c.
FISH Halibut. TJoi trout, 18c; pickerel,
10c; pike. 14c: pike, fresh froEerv 12c;
whiteflah, 14 9ltc; buffalo, 14c; bull head e,
skinned and dressed. 13o; catftah, dreaaed.
17c; whtta perch. 7c; whit baas. 15c; black
bass, 15c; sunflah. 494c; cranples. 49fc
large crarplea. 16c; perrmg, fresh froaen,
60; whltensh, froxen, lS'ftlSo; phikerel, fresh
froxen, 13o; red snapper, I2 flounders,
mackerel, IMJftoo per flsh; codfish, fresh
froxen. lie; red snapper. I2c; flounders,
fiash froxen, 11c; haddock, fresh froxen, 12c
smelts, 13c; ahad roe, 4fto per lb.; frog legs.
36 pot do.; graaa aa turtle meat, 2ae
per 10.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green rteT.
No. 1, 7e; No. 3, THC; bull hide, 4ct greea
hlde No. L 60; No. 3. c; tuirae, 3L50u-J.5O;
sheep pelt. 60crtl.J. Tallow. No. t 4V4e
No. 1, iito. Wool. 154T110.
WEATHER IX THE OKAI1V BKT.T
Fair and Colder for th Sabbath,
Sap Ha,
" OMAHA. Nor. SO, , 1907.
An area of low pressur from tha north
west moved down over th Missouri valley
sluoe the last report, and Is central this
morning over tha upper Mississippi valley.
This depression caused high wind through
out the- Missouri valley last night. And is
accompanied by light snows la tha. upper
Mleaixalppl valley and upper Lake region
this morning. Tha "weather la warmer
from tha mountain east over tha central
valley to th lakes, but la followed by
colder In tha northwest, and It will be
colder In tht vicinity . to-night, with con
tinued fair tonight and Sunday.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with th correspond
ing day of th past three year:
130T. IPS. 190Q. 1201
Minimum temperature... 33 33 4 21
Precipitation .04 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 31
Exceae uVnclenvy in precipitation atno
Maroh L 474 Inches.
kTxoeas deficiency, corresponding period
In lvua, 4.16 Inches. ,
Exoee deficiency corresponding period
In 1Kb. 1.94 luetic.
L. A. WELSH. Looal Forecaster.
Klin, tnty tlrmlM aaeT Fro visions.
KANSAS CITT. Mo., Nov. siv WHEAT
Unclianted: Dov-etnber '(r: May, VK-to:
caah; Nu. 3 hard. !3i.P6te; No. 3. :,'Ho
No. 3 red. 9-t!fec; No. k. HiV)d3c.
COHN lc lower; December, 434o; May
60c; caah: No. 3 mixed, ftotftic: No. 3. 4u j
fcoc; No. 3 while. B!tft2o; No. 3. 4Sw1o.
OATS lc higher; No. 3 white, 4Kt60c; No.
3 mixed, 4Mj-4Sio. a
R Y 1 78c.
' HAY bteady; choice timothy, tUAftllOO:
prairie, choice. W.76&4.U).
BUTTER Weak; creamery, 24c; packing,
KiiGS tedy; extra. 351 first. 33c
Recelpta Shipments.
Wheat, bu. 7,ivo (l.Oie)
Corn, bu HO00 , . Je oq
Oat, ba., 2,000 1004
Th rang ef option at Kanaaa City wa
Article- f Open. I ITtgh.l Low." f Close.
Wheat
December ...
May
Corn
December ...
May
KV 4 b?H4S 9hl
4f 4TV 49U
4VW tV5 43 60
Mia 1. aa polls Oeala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mln., Nor. FLOUR
First patent, 35.4eB.60; second patents.
353o5.); first clears. H3uQ4.li; second
Clears, llSofS 60.
R RAN In bulk. 317.I!r1T.
WHrAT-Ioe"iber. 31 H; May. 81. or,;
No. 1 hard, I106S: No. 1 northern, ilOtVii;
No. 3 northern. S1.4tr43,1.44')B; No. 8 aorta
ern. 9ctl.0i.
Llvorpool Grata Maurice I.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 34l WHKAT-Spot
No. 3 red oeetara nlale, quiet, 1 ferttd'
futures, easy; December, 7 lirVd: March.
U lo: Mar. U. 1W
COlt NH pot, quiet; prim mixed Ameri
can. 6a 7; ruture, quiet; roeniber, 64
6dr January, 6a ,d.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Nov. 30 CORN New, higher;
No. 3 yeliow. I'maiJ'c; No. 3, J2c; N
4. 6c: no grede, 4ia.
OaIO-1U4.'', No. I till, tlVsfJita;
No. 4 Wi'H, 4iiT444
It It Ng dou.enl
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattlt of All Kinds Art nigher Than
t Week Ag-6.
E0Q3 4Q TO 45 CXNT3 EIQUXE
Sheep sal l.aanba In Pair Receipt for
WeeU, ellh Prices o Killer
Oeoerwlly a Qaarter Lovter
Feeder Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 24. W7.
Receipts were: Caul. Hogs. Snvep.
Official Monday 4.91-3 l.M lf,24j
Otrtclal Tuesday 4.441 J.ii-2 ll.JJ
Ortl.-lnl Wednesday 1,812 i.218 J.2
Thursday, holiday
OffU-lal Friday 1,693 2.777 l,92t
.-Hmated Saturday. .... 43 8.107
Six days last "week... 11
(Iran day laal week. ...80,171
"am days 2 weeks ago. .i"..-
Sam days t weeks ago. .16.914
Same days 4 weeks ago. .12.945
game lllil leal 'veer 2fl OAi
Tho following table ahows I he receipts of
rattle.' hogs and sheepat South Omaha for
th year t da . compared with laat year:
1tt to Inc. Deo.
Cattl 10.v r.M 80,67
Hog 3. 095. 611 1.226.829 1M.414
She.ep 1.944.116 t041J7 92- IM
The followmg table shows th average
price of hogs at South Omaha for tha laat
aeveral days, with comparisons:
Dte, . J 1307. 1904. 1906. n904.l3. (191901.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Ntv.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30..
31..,
n.
94..
a..
27...
...
29..
30, .
4 B3J 4 02 4 4.t
4 021 4 HI I 4 461 t
4 10 4 66 4 64 4 46 4 24
11' 4 64 4 61 ) 4 36
6 l?1 4 m 4W 4 311
B 73
B 81
4 74
B 46
6 7f.
B 79
6 73
B 96
B 99
4 41
4 3!
4m
nil a mi
s r a tn
4 181 4 04
8 9S
4 3t I
3 91
in (
4 63.
in I
4 72 4 49
4 Ohl
4 W
6 07
6 02
4 HT'i!
4 931 4 47
S 10
4 60
I 6 04
- 4 42 4 S4
Sunday; Thanksgiving.
Th official nxmber of core ef tock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs.
MlMOuri Pacific 3
Union Pacific system n... .. 6
C. ft N. W., enat B
C. N. W., west T
C, St. P., M. ft 0 1
8 , R. ft Q ..east 3 3
., B. ft Q., west 4
C, R. I. ft P., east 3
Chicago Great Weatern 3
Total receipt., 3 33
The disposition of the day's recelpta wa
s follows, each buyer purchasing th num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hoy.
Swift and Company 499
C'Jdahy Packing Co.... ' 127
Armour A Co 367
Cudn.hr Packrng Co., Fort Worth 34 ....
V. A. Brltton 446
Klngan Packing Co 823
Halstead 344
Totals " 1008
CATTLE The cattle market, aa usual on
Saturday, waa the next thing to bare of
supplies, there not being enough cattle to
cut any flruro whatever on the market.
The receipt for th week have ahown a
heavy falling off aa oomparod with, laat
week and with a year ago.
There was a sharp decline In beef steer
t all market points on Monday with Tues
day' market generally weak at the best.
On WedneedMy, receipts becoming right and
buyers reallxlng that they would likely con
tinue light until tha end of the week, the
mArket took a turn for the better, so that
th decline ths flrat of the week waa pretty
well wiped out. On Friday recelpta were
gain light, and a bu?ers were very
hungry for few cattle, steer wer fre
sellers t prices that were strong to 10c
higher than th previous Wednesday. Tak
ing the week an a whole. It I saf to quota
t-.e market a olosinc 10 hixher than th
Yrerv ion week and In some cases a much
as inc nigner.
Cow and heifer also experienced set
back th first of th week, but they, too,
advaood later on under th double In
fluence of light receipt and free buying.
The market at the close la generally loo
higher than at the close of laat week.
Th receipt of Blocker and feeder
wer vary light all the week, with tha re
sult that the amount of business doing wss
eeroasaiiry limited. There wa a very fair
buying demand for thl season of th year
throughout the whole weak, which gave
frlce a npward tendency amounting for
ha week to a much aa I092O0. -Quotations
on - cattle! Good to choice
corn-fed steers, 36.004T6.M; fair to good
rorn-fed a Leers. 4. ;. 00; ccramon to fair
corn-fed eteers, 33.6f-i4.M; good to choice
range steers, 84 004.45: fair to good range
steers, U.tt4.00; common to fair rang
steers. 33.008.60; good to choice cow and
heifer, SB.Ot-tW .60; fair to good cowa and
helfera, 32.NiJ.0O: common to fair cow
and helfera, 37.3651.40; good to choice
stockers and feeders, 83. 7MI4 95; fair to
good stocksr and feeders, li afl-j 76; com
mon to fair Blocker and feeders, 32.600
HOGS Hogs wer actrv tht morn trie at
an advance of Me ovor veaterdav'a
market, everything being sold and weighed
up at an early hour. Tha hoes sold varv
largely at 34.60, with quit a sprinkling a
Mgb as 34.66. and a too at M 40. Yeaterdav
84.34 wa the leading price with about 24
per owni ox in sates at at, 40, and a top al
14.46.
It will be remembered that laat weak th
market waa lower every day from a tart to
nrilah. This week ha been Just th reverso.
On Monday the market wa the lowest of
th season, hog selling on that day on an
averax of 33.9a. Price have been higher
every day sine then, th week cloalng'
4fttf46o higher than at tba do of laat week.
Th receipt this week have been very light
at thl point, a large falling off a com
pared win tha previous week and with a
3 ear ago. Th rapid advaaoa In tha price
of hogs has fiept everyone guessing as to
tha futar of the market. The bear who
weri predicting that hoy would sell right
around 34 00 have been forced to v way
to the bulla, who believe that there la noth
ing tn th general buxlaeea situation to war
rant such low prices. Tn bear, however,
contend that tha present advance ta only a
spurt and that price will taka a tura
downward m th near future. No oa caa
tell, however, and it remain for th future
to decide.
Representative aalea:
146r4 2.r7
27.343 2)1.440
17.149 31.203
14.2W ll.UO
12,9(0 6f.10
M.U0 a.393
Ne. A. Sk. JT. Me, Av. In Pr.
NB-....II ... 4 .... ..BV1 la 4 M
64 lilt ... 46 TT 'l IM 4 M
11...,.,.1 ta 4 46 6 14 40 4 40
10......U4 ... 4 4 44 Ul 4 4 M
44 m kO 4 4716 ' 1 14 ... i 40
it it 4 m u. mt ta 4 10
11 4 40 60 rl tuO 4 M
44.. -a". M it 44 ta 4 4 tt
41 a ho 4 W 43 K u 4 tH
44 1 ... 4 4l....u..l4 ... 4 t'i
44 It IB. 6t I 44 I lt
II 3 . . 4 H U a 4 44
41 4 9" 4 ) XW 40 4 t
A BM 4 41) 4 t sk 4 4
SHEEP There were no fresh receipts of
sheop this morning and nothing In sight to
aaak a market. Th receipt fur th week
have bean about on a par with last week,
and with th corresponding wk of a year
agu. In oliiar wurda. It ba be a awnnal
run for tli last week In November. Th
arrivals bav ooaaiated almost entirely of
fed sheen and lamba, wtla only a sprinkling
of rangers. Prospects for the coming week
weuld eeem to Indicate a eoniliiua.Lioa ni
th preooBl fair run with th Ura of the
receipt made up of fed stuff Titer art
nowever. iweniy or iweniy-nva care of
range anoep tn eight which will probably
be on th market during the oouitng week.
It will b roinomberoJ that prloea broke
rharply on Monday and Tuesday under ths
nrtuence of tha deniurailxatlon prevailing
cn inoae aaya i i. incago la eoneequenoe
of excoaaiv receipt at Lnat point. Whll
th break her waa nothing like aa dlsas
terous aa at Chicago, price wer neverthe
less decidedly lower. Wednesday, and Fri
day price ware strong that at tn cloe
or tn wee in inarsei 1 generally right
around 24o lower than one week aao.
As H la a wall roognlad fct that that
r nowhere near a many tneep or lamb
111 mm umwiT we usual, 11 rolto wa thai
th aupply on thia market will be that
much entailer this season. Aa there ! .1.
waya a good buying demand at this paint
It would naturally fellow that with rexelpt
reduced the maiket would b on an aver
age, stronger. Hence It will stand shippers
lu band to think long and hard before
shipping anything by thla market with the
Idea of gotllog mora auoney aum where
iae.
quotation oa good to choice fed Bhe
and lambs? 84.76fjr4.00l ysargng
wether. BtrVu.; Wthar. t4.4K(4.B6i
awe. I-M034 2. . '
Quetationa oa feeder: Ooed Ivmhs. 36.04
era wt, rimuiiu. tmmvm, fi wntri yearltna.
(4 t.4 60; wethec. B4.MJ4 y go4 .
33 766336; common wea, lajl 3k.
Hew York Uti StMht Harkat,
NEW TORK", Nov. 0l 9) EK VfX P
relpta, IH( neati; no traaiog of Importance,
market iceung o-ui, out ateady; exports
lixiay. w tenia i,m quarters oc beef.
CALVk.tteoelpl. veuiy-ain bewd.
Vtlil - " , wo liuwn; ootiimua to good
tea.H, . NO STr.;iy er lit Kei . '
tiitt-P AM) Uli4-k..i..iA l.4
he.d. ai.ep a.ow ai.d eeul-i for n.aduin
gtadoa; pilina iatbta, icl ctheis d
an t weak. Sheep, 13 0Mit. Oh; Yew choic.
a V; common Canada lumha. 8 l.W-
Hi'OaV-ReclPia 3..Vu head, all for slaugn-
tet-ia.
CHICAGO 1.IY89 STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Sheep aad B.amka Bteadr
HogB Itlgher.
CHICAGO Nov ) I' ITT1 .W TtecelotB.
l.?0 1 ead; market stesdy; beevee. 34 2M4 W;
cows, 1.16ig4M; calves. IS.(Vtf7.i0; 'leaans,
W.Hil:io; weternrra. HP"iA.lO; etoxkers
and reeuera 12 10-4.16,
HOtiS Recelpta, 14.000 head: wiarel M
Kc h Ik her. lis lit. 14 f'JAO': mixed. 94 Mt
496: heavy. I k( 4. . : rough, 14 4if4.66;
pis. n.,utw; bulk of sale. 4 bm.hi,
rillEEP AND I.AMH8 Recclp'e, 8 0r
head; market steady; native, P!''!
Wether. !? (Vvfi4.9o: vearllnaa. 14 60'ii6.65l
lamba, 4376v.6J; western. 83.764T4.2.
Kaaea CUr Llv Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT. Nov. . 4? ATT LET Re
ceipts l.a head; market unchanged; chMc
export and dreseed beef steer, 3t.0i6it
fair to good, tl.6ii-j.00; w.-stern steer,
BJ X'iW.OO; stockers and feedera, Bl.tMT-t-W;
southern tetr. 33.hXi4.86: southern ow.
3I.7M)16; native cows. t..M3.50r BUv
neitera, Xi4t-Ti4-W: bulls. 4.HI(W. eaivea,
38 60434.75. Receipts for the week 39,100
head.
HOGS Recelnt 4.'W4 head: market Ion to
ttc hi her: top. 14 ; bulk of sales. 4 J
4 ; heavy, 34.56&4 r.; packer. 94 4Mf4';
pigs snd lights. 4.0l"U4.O, Receipts ror th
welt 4S.900 heed.
BHEE-P AND LAMBS ReeelpU 104 haadl
market nominally steedy; lam he. I4.75A4V.10;
we and yaarllnga, M.H'fl.SO. western year
lings, 4.zsTrJ.25; western sheen, 33.e!M.7'
ticker and feerrors, $S.0,54.. Reoolnt
for th week 3.109 head.
St. Loot I.lv Stock Market.
PT. irirTS. Nor. SO-CATTLE-neoelnt
1.500 head. Including BOO Taxars; market
steady; native shipitlng and export steers,
IS.JSOO; dressed beef and butcher teera,
94.7!6.; steer Under 1.000 Iound, 3304
C4 50; stockers and feedera. 32.H24 10: cow
and helfera. 32.76S6.(; cannerw. 3U4T 1.i)
bulls, 32 0H43X60: ralre. tl 004.00; Texa
and Indian steer, 33.S04J6.40; cowa and
neuprw. i.tjr.ii.
HX1R ReoeipU 8 Or head: market ftrmf
plxs and llghls, 34.36e74.tO: packera. ItOoJ
AW; biitcliere' and beat heavv, 84 7V4 (M,
SITEFP AND LAMPS Receipt head;
market steady; native mutton. 38.00tJ4.25l
lamba. 8.76j6.26.
St. Joaeph Llv Stock Mark.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Nov. 96 CfcTTf.n
Receipts 2W head: market nominal: native.
t4.0n4rf.0O; rows and heifers, 31.750 4.40; BtOOaV
ers ano teeners. 33.sn4j4.or.
H047S-Receipts 167 head; shipper. 1530
higher; top, 34 46; bulk of salas. t4.4M34.
4H EBP AND LAM BR Receipt non
lambs. 35 3.-u4.0O; yearllnira, 3I.3&S4.8SI
wether, 4.(A-84.6: ewe, 88.0Ufj4.0U.
Sloax City Lire Stock Market.
SIOUX CTTT. Ta., Nov. 80 (Special Tel,
gram. ) OA TTIJ Receipt. 350 hand: mar
ket steady; beeves, 34 .OnuK.60; cows and
heifers, ,10IVJi4.00; stockers and feeder.
I3.fl04rf3.88; calve and yearlrn, 32.4OMfl.60i
HCG8 Recelpta. taoO bead; market 10-7f
18c higher; selling at 34.2fra4.S6i bulk of
sales, 4.40iu"4.46.
Stack lat Slckt. .
Receipt of Hv tock at th six principal
western market yoeterdav:
CattleHogx.Bheep.
South Omaha 4! 3.107 ....
Stoux City ....
Kansas City 1,4V) 3 lot
St. Joseph fflO l7 ....
St. lxi u Is , 1.5O0 3,0-10 am)
Chicago 1,30 14.UW) 3.0U4
Total 4.6X3 15,294
3,700
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, Nov. SO. COTTON Future
opened tedy; Decmher, 11 14c; January,
10.75c; FebniBry, 1ft. TP-: March. )ac:
April. 1033c bid; May. 10.93c: June, ,0c;
Jitlv. 10.ro: August. 10.85e; flctoher. I 1O0
PrTered. Futures closed steady; December,
1129c: January, 19.90c; Februarv, 1096c:
March. 11.00c; April. 11.05c: Mi y, 11.10c;
Jun, ll.hKc; July. 11,04c; August. 10960.
Spot closed steady, 10 point higher; mid.
dling up!andsll.Oc; middling gulf. l-04o
ales I.W bale
GALVESTON, Tex.. Nov. .-OTTO!
"'rher- "U0.
BT. LOUIS. Mo.. Nov. SO COTTON-.
Firm; mtd.illnr, llc; aalea 1C1 bales; re.
celpU, 1.171 bales; shipment. 671 bales
took. 13JI74 bale.
NEW OUL.r.ANS. Nov. 30. -COTTON-.
Spot, firm, quotations, , revlaed: Loxr or--"
dlnsry. t 1-lHc; good ordinary, t"4o: low
m'ddllnr lOHf: middling, HSct rod mid
dling. l!Hc; middling, fair, 12jc: fair, 12o
sales, teoo bales; receipt. 24,Oj6 bale:
Stock. 119113 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Nor. 8.-;OTTON-flpot.
dull: price one- point higher; American
middling, fair. 6.77d; good middling. Slid
middling, . 4.19d; low middling. t.87d; good
ordinary. 5.43d: ' ordinary. 4 83d. Th sale
of th day wer 4.000 bales, of which M0
were for speculation and export and In
cluded 3.800 American. Recelpta, 38.000 bales.
Including 30.200 American. Futures opened
qulst and steady and cloeed barely ateady.
Wool Market.
LONDON) Nov. SO. WOOL-Tho offering)
at the wool auction sale today numbered
10,032 bales. Competition wa spirited for
right conf 'toned; scoured were In better
demand, and cross-bred were tn rood re
quest and wer bought largely by horn
Stiver. A few lip a Of greasy crosa-bred
were taken for America. New clip Queens,
land greasy realised full rates, hut Inferior
sort war alow. Th withdrawal to flat
amount to 4.400 bale. Next week SMot
bales will tie offered. Following ars today'
ales: New South Wale. 4,400 bales;
Bcoured, laid to IsUVid: gxeaey, BHdijrig
d. Queensland. 3.10 bales; scoured, 1
Adiilalld; are any, Sd-ffls 2d. South Ana
tralia, 100 balea; scoured, nil: gTwsjrr. td.
New ZeAland, 144 hah s: oured. IstrTl
lOd; greasy, d$ls A4. Csp of Good Hop
and Natal, 100 bale; acourad, la 6Adl Bd; '
greasy, 7d1T'rd.
ST. LOUI3, Nor. SA WOOT BtedrJ
medium grade oembtng and clothing. 27'9
11Hc; light fine, fotcdlc; heavy fin a, liS17o
tub washed, 3f.4fS3c
OH aad ItoalA.
NEW YOlTTC, Nor. SO ori rttoneeed
oil, firm; prim crud. 36270; Prim yellow,
86i4c. Petroleum, Arm; refined New York,
3975: Philadelphia and Baltimore, 34.71
Philadelphia and Baltimore, In bulk, 34.96. I
Turpentine, quiet, 4jto. '
ROSIN Steady; lraind. . MrfUAOP. ts)
good, 83.4S4j4J.ro.
OIL CITY, Pa., Nov. 3. OIL 0d1t baW
anc. 11.71; run. 194,194 bbla.; averag 1,
048 bbla: shipment, ! bla avsraga,
174,409 bbls,
SAVANNAH. JS'or. I4n--Ttirpntlri)
firm. 4f'474tHe.
ROSIN klrm; sale S.7f8: recrlpta, 3,1TO
Shipments 1.901; stork lll.iiJ; eulet. A, H.
C, tJ Tttm.OO: D, 31 if2 90; 16, 32Rr3 06 r
8t4ta.oo; a, fc8o.u; M, Baooea.uj; 1.
!.74o3fc0 K. 34 80) M, : N, 34.60; W. O,
14.40; W, 34.74
CBo Market. --'.
NEW TORK, Nov. to-4rrfVr1r
for future opened steady at an advance of
Bti'10 point In reepoaa to higher European
rabies and amsll Interior recelpta report 4
from Prarll. Trading w not actlv. bwt
ofTerlnr wer light and th market ruled
generally tedy. cloalng ataady - al aa
advance of Wlo points, bale wer report. 4
of 14.004 bag. Including f'eoember 'at t aawj
March, B76fl; May, B fc4 & Seotomhen,
4 9te; October. 4,sCo. Sp4. quiet. Na. f Rl
like; Santos. No. 4. THc Mild offo, Bteady
Cordoy,. rkgrHno- ' ,
Metal Maakot. .
NEW TORK. Nov. tO-MHTTAtvlTherw
wa no quotable enang la tn metal mark
kets today and price war mnr er leeg
nomlnl. Tin wa waak at 3J K-erflft ta.
Conner eontlnued eulet.
wtm 1:
ah qwoted el
rttOCll-OO; casting, I'.liXHtlJfcO. Lead wa
10; casting, 813
34.kV4.ie; U
ir.g. 111 outfit co. Lead wag
eav at 4.1uv4 16; and yeltr weak, at
t4erteM
RT. wm Nor. 30. VET A T A Load.
weak; 34.0uq4.ia Speltsr. dull, ti-tu. . ,. .
Sagrar auad Molaassa.
NEW TORK. Nov. 30. -BUG A R Raw
toady; fair refining. 3.15c; centrifugal, 94
teat t43So; molaaeea igar, 196c; raoaed,
quirt; No. 1 Atoc: No. T. 4 16c; Na 1 41'Vj
No. a 4-36; No. 10. 4 llo; No. IL Hoc: No.
12, 4 16c; confectioner' A. 4tOo: mould A.
416c; cut loaf. 440; crushed, B 60c; now.
der.d. t0c; granulatad; 4 9UC! cwbe,.B0I(V
MOLAShOS Quiet; New Orieao, pped
kettle,- good to otiolco. Ittttio.
Dalatk twla Mki
DULT7TH. N?r. 30. WHBJAT No. 1 bird,
on track. 6140; No. 3 hard, on. track. ALA,
OAT To arrive, 64c.
(tiKI)-rix, 4tady; DtatrnM,' fLSt
May. 8114.
Passed kaaaalaatton Sweeoaairally.
Jme Donaha, New Britala, Conn.,
write: "I tried aovaral kidney rwmedlea,
and wag treated by our bast phytic! an, for
dlabelea, bpl did not fcnprov until I took
Foley's Kidney Cur After th cont
bottle 1 ihowed improvement, and; sr
bottle urd rae completely, I have Mao
pd a rit.il xamination for life Inaur.
anew." JAjley' KlJ:y Cur tura havok.
aoho and all fofwu f kidaoy aad b43if
troubl. For le by all tU-utgla'-.