KKAL KSTATK
citv rnoi'Einv run saib,.
Automobile Plant
RullOSnK with hfurly 100,000 q. ft. floor
space euiuible for automobile nskembline
Plant, with good Brit line trackage. Send
Tor cut of building and circular,
Harrison & Morton
16 Omaha XatJ3aiilc. u. 3t.
NEAJJ BEMTS PARK.
Reception hall, arlor, iHnintr room ami
Mtchen on first fl,,or with colonnade op.ni
ltuj between hall and parlor, 3 bedroom,
bath and sleeping oorch on 2d floor; full
temented basement, No. I furnace, mod
ern plumbing, combination llRhtlni: fix
tures, living room finished In ouk. latge
south front lot .et out In shrubbery,
paved street, good neighborhood; clone
to car line and school. Owner leaving
city anxious to sell. Prlco only H.OVO. Thin
Js almost new and certainly u dandy
lome. Come In nnd ask ug about It.
BEM1S-CAK LBEUG CO.
S10-312 llrandela Theater Illdg,
" TORUY, BELT, Oil RRNtT FIR3T RBK
JOHN W. ROBUINS. 1SU2 FARNAM ST.
TUB ROSBUITO UAnli CO.
handle exchanges of all kinds. Room 6.
Continental Ulk.. Omaha.
ACIU2AUI2 roil SAI.l
s-acrVplaci:
In Council Bluffs. 4 mile from car line,
paved street, city school and largtv Cath
illo school: accesslblo to sidewalks and
Hectrlc light. About one-halt flno gartlen
land, balance good for fruit or pustule.
Good 7-room house nnd barn. A vurlety
of fruit for home use. Very pretty lawn
with large, natural trees. A good home
nnd good living In this place, with a ehnej
to educate your children. Has been held
Wt $3,000. Owner anxious to go south anil
off era for 13.750.
M'OEK REAL EHTATK CO,,
. 105 Pearl Street
UKAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS IO 11 3AL1&.
California.
IMPROVED IRRIGATED LAND.
"30 and 4)-acro tracts." .
If you desire a CALIFORNIA HOME
the best Investment for you to make U In
tin improvod Irrigated tract In the
LOWRY COLONY. Tne finest body of
Improved land in the SACRAMENTO
VALLEY with fv perpetual water right,
poth river and rail transportation, graded
toads, schools, and only a few' hours' ride
to Hacrumento nnd San Francisco.
Land all developed and seeded to alfalfa,
paying an Income now; no wait as with
unimproved land. Each tract so planned
that trees can bo planted without Inter
rerlng with the alfalfa. Soil Is adapted
to the growing of oranges, lemons.
Mroonds. walnuts or any of the decid
uous fruits. For Information address
K J. LOWRY. Wlllowa. Cal.
A OKNITINN CALIFORNIA BARGAIN,
j,009 buys a 10-acre, well Improved, full
bearing almond orchard. Five-room, hard
finished house, bath, pantry, large base
ment, windmill, barns, horses, imple
ments, also furniture; on main county
road; 3 miles to railroad, 18 miles to capi
tal. This year's incomo over 85 per cent;
property represents a cash valgo of KtiOO.
No exchange.
C1IARLKS J. SCHM1D,
Folsom. Cal.
BRITISH Columbia flneM agricul
tural land, Ncchaoo valley, near Grand
Trunk; also Fort George, Cariboo, Peace
River, Bulkley valley- State requirements.
dO acres to 100,000. Lowest prices; eauy
terms. Glenn & Co., Ul Pender St,
.Vancouver. li. C.
Ucurfcla.
TRAVERSED BY THE
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM-ATLANTIC
RAILROAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range of
crop. All the money crops of the south
filentlfully produced. For literature treat
ng with this coming country, Its soil,
climate, church and school advantages,
write.
W. B. LEAHY, Dept K.
General Passenger Agent.
ATLANTA. U...
Iovrn.
BEST J100 FARM
Near Council Bluffs, 8 nillcs out at Junc
tion of 3 roads, 114 miles from R. R. sta
tion. 162 acres of which abuut 130 Is
fine, most of It well drained, creek bot-
loni. improvements noi very goou, ox
cent that there Is a flno orchard and
Rood feed yards, with plenty of water
pnd shade, uood location for buying corn
It yott want to reed extensively, Plenty
f HBO farms wo'nt nav as well as this.
If It Is Income you want, It will pay to
Jlco this.
M'GEE REAL ESTATE CO..
105 Pearl St. Council Bluffs,
bo YOU DO ANY llUSINICSS IN IOVVA7
The .Des Molnts Capital la Iowa's most
widely circulated and most Influential
hewBDDer. Its dally circulation exceed!
43.000 copies. The classified advertising
rata is i cent a wura or o cenis a line,
ft'nu can sell your farm in Iowa or vnn
ran buy land In Iowa by the use of the
,X)es Moines Capital. The rate by the
Unonth U $1.20 a litis. Address The Dcs
lioinea uapitai. uo noines, .
lt-ACRIS Polk county farm: well Im
troved: all good, level land: three miles
from town; good buildings. Price (1(0
per acre. Address UraeUer liros., Hhel
ahl, la.
.Xanana.
80 ACRES ALFALFA. .4.S00-IIAMIL-
lon Co., Kan.; rich Arkansas river bottom
!and, about 1 mile from Kendall (main
I no Santa Fe Ry.); good fence; no build
ngs, 31,000 cash, balance at 0 per cent,
amea L. Lombard, Owner, Kansas
:ity. Mo.
Maryland.
FOR SALE Small Maryland fann.
i
ine miles from waiminEion. Aaaress .
Box Jtsz. station u.. wasiiington. u,
atlsslaalppl.
SBVKNTY acres richest soil, adapted
Tor any truck growing; quarter mile rrom
La a 1,1.,., A l,n,imtti W W
Alyrne, Holt, Fla.
3Ilsaonrl.
KIG1ITY acres, 25 acres cultivated.
in-el, good soil; soma timber; lirar
ichool: two frame houses, two barns,
rhlcken coop, woodshed, well; Including
wo horses, three cattle, ten hogs, thirty
:hlckens, buggy, sled, wagon, farm
naehinury, hay, straw, etc.: 4V4 miles
itatlon. Snap at 12,0(0, John V. Olson,
Cumberland, Mo.
NebraaVu.
10-BUBHEL WHISAT LAND. 125 TO 58
PER ACRE.
. We have for sole over SO.'OOO acres of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
Farm land, where the crop yields for U
tears, including 1910 and 1811, average
vlth the best In the state. Alfalfa, also
k leading crop. Better soil, water and
Climate cannot be found. Write for full
Information. Agents wanted everywhere.
VUNDLNGSLAND INVESTMENT CO..
SIDNEY. NEB.
i HnMRSTKAli-ICO acics rich farm land
or 1176. filing fee and all. Just over Into
'ntnrado rood stuff, not sandhills. Land
Cround Kimball, J15 to J25 an acre. Agents
Wanted. J. A. Tracy. ICimball. Neb.
4VK BTOt'K JinHKKT P VK8t
' Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
billeage and shrinkage. Your consign
Wnts receiy prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Steele Commliilon Jlerehanti.
BYER8 BROS. & CO. Strong, reliable.
n CLIFTON Com. Co.. K Exchange Bldg,
. finyder-Malone-Cof f man Co.. lis Ex. Illdg
LAVERTY BROS.. US Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
Clay, Robinson & Co-. 200 Exchange Illdg.
II AIL WAY TIMK PARI)
NION STATION Tenth nntl Mason.
ritlcago Great Weeiern -
wla Clir Llrolted... a 1:11 pm a 1:1 am
'rrjr Ical a 1:34 au all:pm
,'la Cltr Eipraes. a T;M am a Lie pH
:hlca(a Expreaa. .a'.Msm iliu
illa4url I'aclllc
K. C a SI Leuia Kipren a I AO am a 7 CO am
L . i SL Losla Exprtaa. .all .11 pm al.lipm
it. a Bt. loula Limited, .aij.li ka a ta pa
ItAIL'vVAV TIM1S CAUD,
l nlon Pacific
Dwrt. Artltf.
Sin. FrD. OmHnd Ua4. ... u r m T II pn
China & Japan Mall.. ... . ,al;Mni a : l
Aiiaaito Kipreu 7:1 t
rortland t fujet s. Kip ali.M am a 4 00 r-m
Lo Angl( Umlled .l!:4i pm iHpa
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laieraao biprtai a pa a 4.N pn
ureton-vsatBiniion united,
Krta riatta Lofat .
a ran J ttland Uocat
Slronnbun loaI
Uhlenco, Milwaukee
..al:M pm a I.M pri
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..a 1:10 pm ale;
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Otrland Limited...
..a 7:M pm a l.ll am
...a :00 pm a T:0 pm
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...a 7:10 am all ill PM
" a l: pm
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Dcnvrr-rnttland Limited
Ctlgaao Uaxllght Spatial
Colo-CallfoinU Ciprraa. .
Prrr Local
Omasa t St l)uM tUirrti. .a.30 pm 13 am
Mall and, Kipreu a J:u am all. 15 pm
Stanberrr Lotat (from f. n.l.b .W pm blO IS Hra
ClitmHo, lliu'U ItltiiiU .V. i'iii'ltlr
KAST. rtoear Mountain Limited. .. al:it am alO.M
Chicago lcal I'aassar ..blO.M am bio.li pm
ITklcaao i7 h a t:oo pia
Clilcaaa Epreta a f .1 pni al.iopia
Uca Molina Lotal Paaentr.a i:tt pm a ll.lj Bm
tUlcago-Nibra l.lmltm ..!;! pm a l:w am
Cbletto-Nob- U4. to Lincoln. l: ani a liU pm
ClilctiolOlorada tjprasa ...a 1.M pm a :oe pm
Oklahoma & Texa Krwa..a :J0 pm ili.u pu
Ilockr Mvantatu Limited.. al0:t7 am altilj am
ChlcnAO & Nortlnventern
NOHTIinOUNU.
Twin Cltr Kxpr a 7'IJ am 1 pm
Dakota I'anoucer . b TM5 am a ;J0 am
Sioux Cltr Local aS'.tfpm a rm
Mlnnenola Ktnreas a T:00 pm at' Mum
Dakota Kxprr; a 1:00 pm tile SO in
Twin Cilf Limited a 9:00 PM a 7 JO am
BASTnou.vn.
Denver ffpedat
..mm am 't.,
Carroll lcal
Hawkere Rxprena
Chtcaso Local
Carroll Local
Chicago fecial
I'aclftc Coalt-Chlci;o ....
Overland Limited
Kntt Mall nml Htpreat..
..va 7:01 am a t CO ira
.a 7:0 nn all li pm
...11:05 jm a 3 pm
. . a 1:10 pm al0:00 am
...u w rm it 7'iu m
..a (:& pm a 3:11 pm
...a T&t lint a &.I0 nm
.a :90 pm a t'-:o am
Lua Jtuaclxa Limited.
.a 11:10 ,im al!;34 Pm
WKSTMH'ND.
Chadrnn Lncal
a 8.00 am
Llncnln-Dallaa . ..
Llncnln-Lons Pln ...
HattlnKa-8uperlr . . .
Deadwood-llot Springs
Canper-Lander
Alblon-Oakdale
..a t.00 am a 20 rm
a S:!& yrn a01S m
. .b 2 IS r,m b a.-0 m
. .a 3:61 nm a l:rO m
..a l:M rm nil M am
. b ,S0 pin b l:Si pm
lliirlliiBtnn Station -'cutH Muton
llarltnKtun
Denver & California,
I'uict Sound Kxpraea.,
Nebraska -Poluta
lllack Illlla ......,.,.,..,
Lincoln Mali .....
h'jrt hv. eat Gxpreia
N'brnlca Kxpreta
Scbuvler-riauarneutli
Lincoln
riattlmoutb-lov-a
nellerue-l'lattimouth
Chicago Special. ...........
Denver Ppeclal..,.,..
Chicago Kxpreaa
Chicago Kaat Itxprtaa.,.,..
Crtaton (la) Local
BL Loult Kxpraia ....
Kaneaa Oty-St. Jpaeph...
Ktuaas City & ft. Joai-ph-
Depart. Arrlta.
...a 4:1ft am a l:ti pm
,. .a 4:to pm a l:4i pm
...a oixu am a aue pm
i..atilpm IMS p
i..b 1:20 pm allill m
,. ,all:JS pm a 7:00 an
a OllS am a 1:10 pm
..b 1.05 pm blO:0 am
. T li pm bl0.it am
,..a 0:11 am a 8:10 am
.all:30 pm a 3:04 pm
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..alliSS pm a 7:00 pm
,.. a 4:30 pm a i:ts pm
,.. :m pm a y.uo an
..b 1:30 pm bl0:4i am
,.a ; pia all:M am
. ,10:I5 pm a t:U am
. . S:15 am a 1.10 pm
W1istcr Station
lr.tu A Webster
Clilcaco, St. I'nnl,
U in ah a
Sioux Cltr Eiprua
Twin Cltr Paiaencer
Eloux Cltr PaatcDiar,..,,,
Cmerson Local
ttlaaourl Pacific
Jiiinnrapolla A
Depart. Anl
..b in pm Ml'.ti am
.,b 4;?J am b 0::i pm
,.g 1:35 am a pm
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Auburn Local
b !:( pm bl:4i am
(a) dallr, lb) dallr except Sucdar, (c) Suadir,
OMAHA GlC.VURAL lUAUKUT.
BUTT SIR No 1. Mb. cartons, 3Go; No,
1, 60-lb. tubs, 34t,c: No. 2, 33c.
CHKES1? Imported Swli
Iss. 23c: Aincrl
cm Swiss, 26c; block Swiss, 24c; twins.
20c, daisies, 20c; triplet), 20c; Young
Americas, 2lc; blue lubel brick. 21c: Urn
bergcr, 2-lb 22c; 1-lb., !cj Now Yolk
wnite, zilv
POULTRY Broilers, to Per dox.. hens
HGlBc; cocks. 11c: ducks. 18c: geese. 15c:
turkeys, 23c; pigeons, per doz., 31.20. Alive,
Drouers, ibc; liens, sftuio5c; old roosters,
7c; ducks, full feathered, 12Vic; geese,
full feathered, 10c; turkeys. ltk&lSu,
pigeons, per doz., -jOc; homers. 2.30;
FRUITS, ETC. - Missouri apples, m
his.. $3.00(83.23; New York Greening
rum uaiawins, ij.s. npamsii onions, per
cabe, Jl.WI. linnuiiaM, fancy sulect, per
bunch, 3.2jiu2.50i Jumbo, per bunch, 32.75
,i.u. uatos, Alienor nrana, new, 30 i-iu,
pkgs. In box, per box, $2.23; Dromedary
nrana. new, su l-m, pkgs. In box, per
box. $3.00. Figs. Callfdrnla, per case of
12 No. 12' pkgs., Sic; per capo of 33 No. 12
pkgs, $2.50; per cuso of &o No. ft nkgs..
$2.00; bulk, in 25 and M-lb. boxes, per lb.,
10c; new, TiirKisn, &-crown, in 20-111,
boxes', per lb., lie; C-crown, lp 20-lb
boxes, per lb., 16c; 7-crown, In 20-lb.
boxes, per lb, 17c. Lemons, Llmonclra,
selected brand, extra fancy, 30-360 sizes.
per box, $7,C0; Iyjma Limonefra. fancy,
300-360 sizes, per box. 36.W; 249-420 sizes,
Mc per box less; California, choice, 300
360 sizes. Per box. $6.00. Oranges. Cali
fornia Red CC) brand, extra fancy, 90-121)
sizes, per tiox, ii.&u; iixtra Inticy, all
sizes, per box. $1.75. Florida grape fruit,
all sizes, $3.60. Cranborrles. per bbl..
$SO0: per box. $2.75; Jumbo C brand, tS.'A
VEGETABLES -Cabbage, Wleconjsln,
per lb., lp. Celery, .Michigan, per dos..
35c. Cucumber! hothouse, per doz., $1.25.
Egg plant, fancy Florida, per doz., $1.60.
Garlic, extra fancy, white, per doz., 15c.
Lettuce, extra fancy, per doz.. We.
Onions, white, in crate, 31; yellpw. per
in., iw I'arsiey taiicv souttinrn. pr
dor. buncheB, GOfiTOc. Potatoes, Earlv
Ohio, per bu , r3c. Tomatoes, t'llifarnlu,
per bucket, $2.00. Wax benni', per 1-, .rt
llj green neons, per imsitct, fl, Bweet
potatoes, Kanxas, per bbl., $.&. Uuts-,
bagas, per lb., l'.io.
FISJI fresh)-I'ckerel, Ho; whlto. lSoi
trout, 13c; Spanish mackerel, 16o; eel. 17c;
haddock, 13c; flounders, 13c; green cat
fish, ISc; shad roe, per pair, SOo; salmon,
17c: halibut, 13c; buffalo, 8c; bullheads, Ho,
Reef Cut Prices Wholesale prices of
beef cuts, effective November 13, urq as
follows: No, 1 ribs, 20c; No. 2 ribs.
14c; No. 3 ribs, loc; No. 1 loins. 22u;
No. 3 loins, 15c; No. 3 loins, 12c; No.
chucks, 9c; No; 2 clmcks, Sc; No, 3
chucks. 714c; No. 1 rounds, 12c: No. 2
rounds, 10c; No. 3 rounds, Sfcci No. 1
plates, 8c; No. 2 plates, 7Wc; No. 3
plates, 7c.
f'olton Mnrkei.
NEW YORK. Nov, 23. - COTTON -
Futures closed firm, November, 12.42c;
December, 12.4lo: January, 12,48c; Feb
ruary, 12.49c; -March, JZ.kc. jay, 12.530;
June, 12.53c; July, 12. 4 So; August, 13. 27c I
Sentember. JS.W ucioher. 11.79c. Snot
closed steady; middling, 12.80c; middling
gulf. 13.05a. Sales, none.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 33.-C0TTON-KD0t.
dull: prices firm; American middling, fair,
Y.nii; gooa niiQinioK, i-toui iiuooung, d.swij
low middling, O.Kxi; good ordinary, t.34d;
ordinary, 6.8d. The sales of the day wero
4 nm iinli h of which fW wi tb for unccil.
latlon und export and Included 1,700 Ameri
can.
KnitKHii City Live Hluck Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo Nov, 23.CATTLH
RecelPta COO head. Including 300 head
southerns, market, steady; native steers.
$8.50310.85; southern steers. H.X4fJ,t5;
southern cows and heifers. $3.756.00; na
tive cows and heifers, $3.G0&8,50; stockers
and feeders. $l.'Dj7.50; bulls, ILOO'iOO;
calVes. $5.D?j9.60: western steers. $5.60
9.00; western cows, U.'VUSM.
HOGS Receipts. 2,rw head, market,
Gyi) lower; bulk of sales, $7.COti7.G5;
heavy, $7Kifl7 70; packers and butohers,
$7.5Mi7.70: light, $7 4(k?f7.l; pigs, $6.2&7,00.
SHEEl' aisu LiAmuk iteceipu none:
market steady, muttons. $3.75irt.: Iambs.
tiMW.tt); range wethers and yearlings,
14.0086-00; range ewes, $3.0034.50.
St. Juarpli Live Stoc-k .Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Nov. 23. CATTLE
Receipts. 200 head: market, sttady; steers.
li.bjtpiO.; cowa and heifers, 33.CO((.W;
C&IV:S. xo.wua.w.
HOGS Receipts. G.000 head: market ;
lower; top, $7.75; bulk of sales. $7.t57.6r..
SHEEP AND LAM 118 Receipt, none;
market, steady; lambs, .2637.40.
Stock In Sight.
RecelPta of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
uattie. nogs, tsaeep.
South Omaha........... 73 K.300 .. ,
St. Joseph. .., 20) ;.ouo
Kansas City. TOO i.VQ
St Louis , .0fi0 9.30)
Chicago ..1.000 11,000
2.UJ0
2.O0O
ToUls
.i.m 17 iw
GRAIN AND. PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Business is Largely Confined
to Professianals.
FINE WEATHER WEAKENS CORN
Tliuw Who Arc 1'nttlnir tint Shor
Linen of December xpeet Rc
cclptn nltli Excellent RrntN
I MB nml Enxler Uniting.
OMAHA, Nov. 23, 1912,
ith the bull coinbluiitlo 'n whea
wc'Pt off the spivui.tllvo chcMhoitrd
mere are few tilg men to bo seen In that
iiinravi mini oav to itai llUJluens yes
IcrdaV H HJI rnnfllitMl mnlnlv Im tirilftM,
Canals at Chicago nnd the lesser market
aiieir 1a iittin in conditions to ititrur
nil II Willi uenerallv anooiilntn 111 n hiru
There Is too much wheat available
or a nun campaign nnd the trad tig clo
mont has becomo weary of taking it
flytr on thu bear side. A bull market
wouui nm only attract the large specu
IntOI'H. bllt til imlilln 11 nil 1.1 l,u wn ti
etitr thu market with value advancing
non; wno favor the bu s do of whoa
point tu the iKMslbtilty of a changu lu
cumtltlnna In the Argentine, nnd It Is a
fact that that crop will bo in. the balance
for Hevvrnl ueeks to ronw. Some of the
loading grain houses In thy Chicago trade
hatTXbcen advising their customers to
r.vvr iieur ui ine long sine 01 tne marisei
londltioiiH ,it Iluffnlo are loosening up
some, as charter of vessel room wiif
mado Jirttruay for lOO.ftW bushels to gc
to that point at 11 rate of 2'ic. Cash
unemtnged.
Tho December delivery in corn showtd
oiiib wuaknesx yestertlay as compared
with tho more (Inferred months bociUi
ui excellent weather for harvesting ami
movement. Those who nre putting out
short lines of that month expect results
with excellent grading and euslor sailing
mr snorts. There was some export de
mand for corn vnaterd.iv. lint the nnlv
cush salea leported wero lPO.OOO bushels
of which roo.iw were of the new crop
for January shipment and It brought 314c
ui-i 1110 .nay price, une ot two 01 thu
leading concerns In tho trade voluntoored
the opinion that tho course of corn prices
will depend cntirulv unon tho movtimeiit.
Two yearH ago yesterday May corn 'sold
at the lowest prlco on the crop, 4lc
Ihf trado at that time was bearish, but
country speculators absorbed the offer
ings from 50o on a scale down and mado
money. This year they have not been
in inn inaraei excent r lit tie rm tim an
Ipg side. Cash corn was l4to2c lower.
wuih wero wirnoui anv imrtienini-
featuru last week and some of the larscr
coiieerns in tne trnoe reel more friendly
iu u o uenr siae, inan tney no to tne 111
Side of the situation. A cnbln from l.lvr.
iiuui roiMjrieu a laca ot demand for oatrt
from any quarter. Cash oats wero uu
LllullKf (1,
rr msry wheat rccents were 1.7KS.000 hu
and shipments 1,213,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 7C9.000 bu. and shlnmciiln nf 211..
000 bu.
Primary com reco pts wero fi95,O00
mi. una snipments xm.ooo uu., against
rece nts of 7O7.00U Im. and HlitnnioMtu nf
iirM.uw UU,
Primary oats rncolnta wnrn KJt.000 Im.
and shipments 800,000 bu. against receipts
ui u.uuu pii. ana snipments at aui.wy uu
last year.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
aio.i.w uu.; corn, z.ooo du.; oats, iw,W9 uu
uiveipooi wneat ciosoii ita lower; corn
Id lower.
Tho following cosh solas were re-
Ported: Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 1 car.
79U.C. No. 3 hard winter: 1 car. 7SUc. No.
t hard winter: 1 car, 77c. Rejected hard
winter: 1 car, 72c. jso grade tiara winter)
1 car. 74ic; 1 car, liAc, So. 3 spring: I
car, 7V4c: 1 car. 7c. No. 4 sDrina: 1 ear.
7514c; 1 car. 74c. No. 3 mlxedt i cars. 78Wo:
i cars, lc. no. 4 mixed: 1 car, 77c( 3
cars, iiwc; 1 car, ic. ino. 3 uurum. 1
car, 77c. no. t durum mixed: 1 car, 76iCj
1 car. 7614c. Corn No. 4 whlto: 1 car.
new, 42c. No. 3 yellow; 1 car, old. 61c; 3
cars, n'tc: 2 cars. 41c. iNO. 1 mixea: 1
car, 44c No. 1 mixed: 1 car, 43c; 1 car,
,,... 1 ...... .. . .. v- ., Li... ,
3014c. No. 3 white: 3 cars, 29c. No. i
a uuii uu. uw au. wii in. x cur.
white: z cars, 23?ic; 1 car, 29',jc. No
grado: 1 car. 2Slic. Rye No. 2: 1 cur
tie. Durley Rejected: 1 car, 42c.
Oranho. Cash rrtees. .1
WHEAT No. 2 liaril. 70tfr79Mk! Kn
hard. 7Wr7&Mc: No. 4 hard. 75'477o: No
2 spring, 78V4378c: No. 3 spring, T71Mf76ttc;
nn. miiih, nycaio'iv:.
CORN No. 3 white, 43&kl314c: No.
white. MiGiiZa: No. 3 yellow. 43VrT44Uc
No. 3. 43145M4C! No. 4. 41c.
OATH-No. 2 white. 30Vic: standard. 3051
;uvic; no. a wnite, zuuc; no. mzvc.
HARLEY Malting. C4&62c: No. 1 food
RYE No, 2, KJUMlic; Iso. 3, 6Hf&30.
Curlot Receipts,
Wheat, Corn. Oats
Chicago , 52 SOS 191!
Minneapolis 511
Duluth 472
Omaha 33 12 33
Kansas City 23 27 li
St. Loub 39 fi.1 2V
Winnipeg 862
CHICAGO CiRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Fcnture of the. Tradlnir nnd CIiisIiik
Prices 011 Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Nov. 23.-Renort of the army
movumeiita in Uerniany. Austria and Rus
sia, forced wneat touuy up gruac. tiiu
market closed strong at un acvuncn nf
o to sric net. corn i n s ned uho
to He higher and oats with u gain of Mt
yc to '.iitHc Latest truaing lert pro-
is ons irregulnr: struggling from 1H0 du-
llne to a rise of 60.
Estimates tidlcatlng that the winter
wheat a(ireag of the Hutted States
amounted to 7 per cent lets than the
total a yeut ago furnished help to thn
bulls. Speculators took Into considera
tion also statements that tne uakotas
and Minnesota had already marketed
about an entire normal crop and worn
In a position now to hold back.
Muy wneat swung from mc to 'jotc
with last salen (Mo up at &M;fj00Tic.
LlL'htnes of country Offerings cave smtn
to the buying of corn, Fine weather
seemed to make little lmnresslon. Mav
fluctuated between 47c and 4$c. closing
firm, ,4C not nigner at 4c. vaan Briuies
were easy. No, 2 yellow was not iiuoted,
oats climbed on account of disappoint
ing receipts. May. which old from 32o
to 32V4C. closed ',MMc over last n inL at
J20.
Longs sold provisions early, but later
the war news dominated the market.
Nearby delivery ot pork made the chief
advance, lie
Closing quotations wnre
Artlclel Open-I High. I Low, Close.l Yea y,
Wheat
,uec..
May.
July.
s:"4
51V
84U
DOTi
mi
wrn
47' i
Wilt
48
48
43
May.
July.
49
4f
Oats
I
Dec,
May.
July.
3114
31
li
19 10
K'4-7i,
Pork
Jan.
May,
19 32V4
?? HHI
19 0
u ni
10 70
10 17',i
is u
18 37H
I-ard
Deq.,
Jan..
May
U0JH
1072H
10 90
19 &S
JO 70J
10 721,
10 62W
10
10 1G
10 25
10 221,
Ribs
Jan.
10 2214
10 2214
i 2Vj
1020
9 8G
10 30
10 27
9 K7W
May. 1 li 85
9J14I
Cash quotations wero as follows;
FLOUR-Quiet; winter patents, J4.90U
85: winter stralghU. 13.9ott-i.0O: stirinir
patenU, t.203.a0i spring straights, $3.90
rSH.u; oaaers, w-wm.iv.
iiif-fto. i. nominal,
BARLDY Feed or mixing. 45fiC0c: fnlr
to choice malting, 5Si0c.
SEEDS Timothy. $XO0('I3.7S. Clover.
$13.000 17.50.
PROVIBIONK I'ork, m, ll7.SOftl7.7i
Lard (In tierces). $U.30&1L25. Hhnrt rihi
lloose). $l0.371iffll.00.
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were eoual to slC.000 bu. I'rlinarv r,
celpts were 1.7SS.O0O bu., compared with
701,000 bu. the corresponding day a year
ago.
Estimated receipts for Monday! Wheat,
60 cara; corn, 250 cars; oata, IM cars; hogs.
Chicago Cash Prices Wlieatr No. 2 red.
$1.001.02, No. 3 red, S0r3c, No, 3 hard,
UttttKc, No, 3 hard, K'4WSc; No. 1 north-
err, 5H'S8Vic; No, 2 northern, 82!i&ilc.
.U. u liurtiuiii. ovuw-, SPnng, 'X
tlH4V No. 3 spring, fcftfi&c. No. 4 .nrint-
J4tiic. velvet cparr, tvttw, durum. U
IKiOc Corn No. I old. 53a. new. A.rA',rt
iic, No. 3 yellow, old, CXfc7c; new, 464 J
THE BKK; OMAHA, MONDAY. XOVtiMHKK 23. liH-J. )
47V. No- 4. new, 4ltjWl,c, No. 4 yel
Uw, old, 54tJNSc, new, 4iI46V Ro: No
2, nominal. llailey. 4M14', Seeds
Timothy, $S.tXVira.i6; clover. $13.0iil7.W.
til T 1 ICR- Simu ; crewmerieK, aai'tc;
dallien, iVli3lc. T
KlltlS-Steady; receipt. 2.lt enso; at
mark, cases inclitdeil, 3titsci ordinary
firsts, 14c; fltsts. 27c.
OHEHf K - Weak, dalstea, li.4MfiV.c,
twins, iMjfftfc: young Anterims, 16UU
leVkCi long horns, lfii4JlCHo.
POTATOES- -Steady , receipts, 4 cat s:
Michigan, 5341O30. Minnesota. itffilc. Wit
cousin. 4Sc.
I)1'LTIIY-Alive shady; tutkeys, 17c;
chickens. 10c: spring, lotto.
VI-UL-Steadj. at tmltc.
MiV YORK CP.MJItAI. MARKHT
tlniitiillini ot the liny tin Ynrlnus
4'ointiitMlttlc.
NEW YORK. Nov, . -1VX)UR-Dull:
SPl llg HalontH. H lMil M- winter ulmU-litH
$1.4St;4.ffi winter patents, $l.irUM!i spring
t'li-arn, 51.1MI4.45: winter extras No, 1, Sl.iti
tliAh, winter extrns No. 2 f&aitM.tti; Kim.
bus straights. $l.ooiN.lft Rye flour, barely
Kteady. fi(!r to good. $;l,Vfl8.l0: nholru to
fancy. $S.9MU.03. Ruck wheat tlihir. unlet;
i-'.oofra.io tier iro lbs.
COllN.MEAL-Steadj . flno whllo and
yellow. SI filil .Vi: .Ninr II l.Vlfl .M: I.II11
drlctl. $i.7S.
n it Menuy; .o. s western, MlftiV.
e, i. r. Ruffulo. 1
HARLK.Y-Stoa.ly: feeding. 5Sn'. c. I. f.
New York; malting, RMiClo. c. I, f. lluffalo.
WHEAT Hput market, easy. No. 9 rml,
$I,IX, elevator, mpl $1.0rt. f. o, b. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth. ivSc, f 0. b. afloat.
I'Utures ninrliut cloned ikfiHc net lower,
necembri-. 9U4JI!t2 5-lfio. closed nt 92;
May, 9H 0-l!K5 13-lijC. closed at W1MRV.
CORN Stint Innrkht hIohiIv ivrwirt.
Mtjc, f. o. b. afloat, to arrive.
OA TH -Hpot mnrket, steady; Mtundard
White. 57c. nominal: No. 3. :;tUl37c: No. 4.
.V.(ri.1i;t4o: nit 4 111 ill while, .ii.lht.i: ivhlln
clipped. 37K39V-
invr.w-jsnj j weitern apting uruti. ii.
lb. hacks. $22.50: stniid.ird mlililllnir. I1M.II1.
sucks. J22.W; olty, lOO-lh. sacks. $23.25.
HA v Quiet; prime, nomlhat: No. 1, $1.10
U1.J214; NU. 2. UX3U1.0U: Nil. 3. 75aSOo.
11UPH btently; state, common to choice,
iii, i-tyuuc; ism, r.-iyiic. I'lu-trio const, rm
IAfOlrt. mil 1.111..
.Iltall-. IDII, All 4il ,
luiirj r irnu nemiocK rirats, 'Jiiivsc;
seconds, 2tVTK7ei thlrtls, 2Uf2le; rejects. ISc.
PROVlSlONS-Pork, steady: moss, $19 00
iiu.ou; lainuv, K4.uo,u.w; snort rienrs,
$22.0OIr24.5O, Reef, firm: mess, $l.(W.UMj
family, $23.00Q24.00; lioef liam, t2$.fl3ni.50.
Cut meuts, qliletl pickled hollies, 10 to 14
us., Ji3.wjin.l0; pickled hams, $14,00, nom
inal, lJird. weak! mlddln west iirltin,.
ii.ajqin..i reiinru, osreiy nieauy; con
tinent! tu.lvi: Bouth Anioiloa, 112.70: com
liound, $7.87V4n8.25.
TAljLOW-gulet; prime city, hhds., 60;
special. 7140! country, Mic.
IllITTER Steady: rece uts. 5.501 tubs:
process, secnnils, 24312.1c; fuotary, Juno
iiiune. iirmB, iir.tiT,
CHEESE Firm and uncnnnrn'i: to.
celpts, 1,317 boxer.
tsuuH Hteaity; roaeipts, 4,7j5 cues;
fres gathered, seconds. IKMfHe: tefrlir.
erator, firsts, local storage, charges paid,
211422!io; hopnery, whites, fanov, largu.
new laid, toftfino; seluciml, whitus. a,Ht
loui vKtiieiu, KUiiivrvii, wniwi. JJIMZc.
POULTRY -Live, mi nt and nleuilv!
western chickens. 125H3?: fliwls. I2,um',v
turkeys. J80. Dressed poultry, steady;
fresh killed wostora chlnkriia. jltllSiM
fowls, I31i6ViOi tUMoyi, rS'JSiQ,
ML I, mils (lenertil Market,
BT. LOUIS. Nov. 23 WIlKAT-rn.!,
hlglior: track No. 2 red. $l.0014i.mu; Na
2 hard, MHU'OOc.
CORN Firm: track No. 2. 4UBUn! No.
2 white, Wc.
uAxa-mgner: track No. 2, 32H3o:
No- 3 whlto, 83140310.
uxjs unchanged, coc. ,
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT Higher: December. 8B4.ii: Mhv.
BlliWUHo.
CORN-ll ghor: December. 45'4o: May.
4Me.
OATH Higher: December. 31'4c: Mav.
S2HC
FLOim null; red w liter patents.
ei.siiwo.ioi extra mncy una Hiriiignt, $l.zoi
A TR . 1 ...... I . . . I .. t I -1 n
i.iu, 1111,14 miner cii'Hin, ea.liuia.iv.
MEED Tlmnthy. $10.00.
CORNMEAIr-$3.00.
HILVN Firmer: sacked niHt tmelc.
90B3c.
Huy Firm: timothy. $13.0017.00: ntnlrle.
$I2.00k715.50.
RAGOINO-10 3-lfic.
TWINE Hqmp, So,
PROVISIONS PorlK iinclmnued: lob.
blng, $16.50; . lard, uncluiiigod: prime
steam, $10. 72H5f 10.8214; dry salt meuts,
higher: boxed extra Nhurts. $11.73: cluar
ribs, $11.75;, short clems. 112.1214: liucon
higher; boxed extra shorts. $12.75: clcur
ribs, $12.75; short clears, 813.1214.
P O V L T R Y - Firm: chickens. bV4o:
springs. 12o; turkeys. lGc: ducks, ita.
geese, He.
irttter Firm; clenniery, 29(931140.
EtiGS-FIrm; Mc.
Recelnls. HhlnmentH.
lHoilr 10,000 13,000
Wheat 48.000 00.000
Corn 77,000 p.000
OutU 49,000 55.000
L'HICACiO LIVE MTOCK MARKET
Ueniniiil for Cuttle 11 ml Hogs fHenily
Slu;rp Weill.,
CHICAGO, Nov 23. CATTLE- Re
ceipts, I, Curt head; market, stoudy,
beeves. 85.251510.53: Texan steers. $4.30fl'
5.110; western vtuers, $5.60)r().00; stockeii
and feeders, 84.257,50; cows and helfors,
2.TGiff.7,40i calves, $6.Dft10.).
UOGS-Rocelnts. ll.OX) heuil: mnrket.
steady to alrong; light. S7.Hftfr7.Mh mixed.
$7.40U7.sr.; heavy. $7.:Bfj7.J.5; rough, $7.35
7,rri: pigs,, I3.ri01i7.50; bulk of sules, 17,05
VT.S0.
HHEEP ANI) UAMn.S-lli'relpts, 2.0)
ill-mis mitrknt. wenk to lOo lower: native.
J3.BOU4.40; woHtirtl, $3.65(4.35; yearlings,
$l,Wi6.S.'; himhs, native, $6.MraT,25; west
ern, 15.60,17.25,
tit, I, mils Live Stuck Market.
BT. LOUIS. Nov. tl-CATTLH-R...
celpts, S.000 bend, Including 700 Texuiis;
market, steady; iihIIvh shipping and ex
porting bteera, W,50jt ll.OO; dressud anil
butcher steers. S3.Xli8.75; stuckorH and
feeders, $3,75if7.00; cows 11 ml helfois, $4.00
ilC.00, cannerH, $2.75i4.flO; bulls, $4,0O,t
.50; calves, 8n.0fll.ua; Texas nliil Indian
steers, $1. 50117.40; cuws and heifers. $3.23
jiuuk Receipts. ,3iJ liimil; market, loo
lower; pigs and lights, $.75f7.HOi mixed
and butchers, $7.55fi7.!)0; good heavy. $7.76
ft7.S3.
No sheep market.
Kalian Cltr drain nnd Pro vlnliins,
KANHAB CITY. Nov. 23.WHEAT
Cash, unchanged to Ho up; No, 2 hard,
fcW.V-; No. 3, 7ly81c; No. 2 red, M14o
$1.00; No, 3, 9014K714o.
CORN Unchanged, Ma lower; No. 2
mixed, 4316041c; No, 3, 42o; No. 2 whlto,
Wtiic: No. 3, 41-.
QATfl-UnchatiKed: No. 2 white. SiNh)
8314o; No. 3 mixed. 3iWK(i,
iir j'-uiunangod.
HAY- Unchanged
Closing Drlceu of futures.
WHEAT December. 7S;7sc. Alav.
85c; July, 8l4iMWe.
OORN-Deoumber, 43I457H4C; May, VA't'iS1
45.c; July. 4.iUJf4,c.
UAiB-uecemuer, ?j",4o; ilay, 33Jc
Recelnts. Hlilnmcnlm
Wheat 125.001) 123M0
Corn .., 37,(j J7.VJ0
OaU , 15,000 19,000
Mlnneaiinlls Urn In Market.
MINNEAPOLIH. Nov. !M U'll MA'I'
December. c: May. 8014c. Cusht No,
1 hard. K5Uc! No. 1 nnrthnrti. sl4.iiaUnt
No. s northern, 79!4G8itto; No, 8, 77!l
w?i-
t:ORN-No. 3 jellow, 4M4c
OAT&-N0. 8 Avhltc. VJfraKa,
RYE No. 2. BtflMo.
1IRAN In 100-Hjiind naclis. 81k.OOS18.50.
FLOUR-Flrst Patents. J4.154W.45: second
patents, J4.0OfH.35t first clears, $3.0t2(S.
sveoiHi giears, t"Ji.ifl.
1'UAX- J1.S3,
IIARLEY-41SVC2C.
Mllnaukre tirnln Mnrkrl,
MILWAUKEE. Nov. B3,-WHl0ATNo.
1 northern, i4jttiHfo: Np. 2 northtrn,
8f8t6cj No. 2 hard winter, MytUo; De.
CORN-No. 3 yellow. f.Mftc: No. s
white, nw, 53c; No. 3, old. Mjct I)e
cfinber, 4Hc; May, WAtH&c
UAllt-JI'l,,0-
IIARLEY-44fi78i.
I,lcn"l Gruln Jlarka.t
LIVERPOOL Nov 23. WHEAT riMi,
steady No, 1 Manitoba, new. 7s 6i4d. Nu
2 Manitoba new, 7a 2l4d Mo, S Manitoba
new, 7s 2d. futures, weak. Ducember, li
2',d, Manh, 7 2'Hd, May, ta Id ' "
CORN-Hpot eay new American k'ln
dried, C 5d, futures, weak: nccinitir. 1- 1
Hdi January, 4s 8d. ' I
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Most Kiuds of Cattle Lower for the
Week.
HOGS LOWER THAN WEEK AGO
Fnt sheep nml 1 ,11 in Lp Twenty 4
Tlilrt.v.Pli,- lllKbrr I'eeiler
l.ninli Ten to I'lftcen t'euls
II lg tier fur the Week,
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 23, 1912.
Recelnls
rallliv Units. Hhect),
Offlclnl Mondns
Official Tuesda.x
Ku!fl' cdnti..)av
Official Thursdav
Offlclnl Filday .
Itetlmate Saturdsj
.13.(115 s.r.s-i
fs!51
4.411
4.4:;o
378
75
K.S9I
0.91il
10.4W
3.099
8,300
iUB
.060
,U4
Hlx daya this week 2x.4l
wanio days last week S2,S4.i
game days 3 w'ks ago. 10,843
eaino duya 3 w'ks ago sa.371
Hame days 4 w'ks Kgo.-UlSa
ennui Jays last year 23.303
4),)M
4V215
22.H72
72,2
30.17fi l1.0iU
M.UH 144.5H2
ll.tuS 19,557
Thn 1 following table shown the receipts
01 cuiue, nogs anil sheep at south, umana
for the year to dale as oompailil with
last year, 1913 mil. inc. Deo.
Cattle . ... 8I5.H1U l,fs2,577 . . Ifi0,
Itogs . . . .Z.G19.3il 2.H7.5S1 601.7H3
Sheep ....2.731,530 J.R22.M4 91.024
The following table shows tho rango of
prices for hogs at Knuth Omaha for tho
lust fe wdays, with cnnipiirlslnnsj
jiato. 1 ijiis iioii . ijJo,Tuwu. iiaos. iin. ,iwn
Nov 16,
Nov. lit,
J 7 SOU 2 1 Ml 7 97
. 7 OiS 31 T Sill 7 W
6 S3 7 44 7 US
. 7 7S7i l 30 7 S3J 7 00
. 7 7014 7 20 7 4
. 7 7J 15 Ifi 1 7 IIS
. 7 714 C 1.1 7 OS
. 7 C!)H rt 18 a Xi 7
C SS tl 93 7 eS
4 04 6 05
6 59 4 V) H 10
6 J4 u
5 69 4 S3
6 70 4 (14 6 03
li 13 4 63 II W
0 70 4 49 10
4 32 fi ll!
6 87! 4 US B 12
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
IP
Nov
Nov. 13,
Sundav.
Receipts and disposition or live stork
" I'liiwii niii'n jiirui. oiumi ijiimiin.
for twenty-fdur hours ending at 3 o'clock
11. 111., cNiiiiniay, .oveinner i;
RECEIPTS HEAD,
Cattle.Hog
C. M. Ht. P i
Union Paolflo 2 12
C. & N. W east 9
C. & N. W west 23
C Bt, P., M. & 0 4
C. 11. & Q east 8
C, U, fi o,. west 2J
0 R. I. & P., oast .. 30
Illinois central 1
C. U. W 4
Total receipts 2 108
Dl SPOH ITIO.V-1 1 E A t.
Cattle, links. Rheepp.
-Morris A.- i;o 1,531
Swift & Co 2,137
Cudahy Packing Co 2.835
Arniour & Co 33s
Armour (fruin Dciivor).. 50
Other buyers 13
153
11
Totals (13 .S31 1(3
CATTLE Thcro wero no fresh cattle
11 c in today of any conseiueni' and 110
market. For the week rotolpts have been
very liberal, in fuel tho largest slncu three
weoks ago 11 ml larger than a yenr ago.
The causa for tho largo run Is apparently
the very good prices lit which warmed-up
cornred steers have been selling. These
prices' have bnu such as to make the
feeders money and they have been lot
ting go of thn cattle uulto freely.
The market on cornfed cattlti for the
week, owing to tho large receipts noted
ubovo, had a lower tendency not only
hcru but at thu other markets an well. At
the closo of tho week prices nre mostly
2iVi lower than u week. ago. On tho other
hand, range steers, which at this season
of thu year are always given the prefer
ence over thn cornfeds, havo shown little
or no decline, being Just nbout steady
with a week ago, As a muttor of courso,
tho supply of runge steers has been small,
as was oxpected thjs late 111 the tunmiil.
Cowa and helfcra have been In very
liberal supply all the wnok, but thern has
also been a good buying demand, so that
tho market has continued In a good
healthy condition throughout tho week.
The largo receipts, however, have e-naluod
buyers to bear tho market somewhat so
that at tho close prices arc around 15(1
23c lower than last woek.
Stock cattlo and feudcia havo uccn
nrettv freo unllnrs this week, bllt tho re
ceipts havo been, veiy large, so that buy
ers havo taken ndvatitugu of existing
conditions to force prices downward and
they have shown about tho sumo decllnu
iih hotelier stock, being 15fl25u lower than
hist week. Owing to tho liberal receipts
tho medium to common kiiiuh 01 cimie
worn discriminated against and worn on
most days rather hard to move. There
wpiii a irood miinv stock calves received
during tho week. In fact, enough to break
the market 2.Vjjd0i. us compared with iv
week' ago,
Quotations or. Native Cattlo .Good to
choice bcof steers, $8.25fJ0.76; fait' to food
beef steers, $7.25ifX.2,,i; common to fair
bocf steers, $6.0Wf7.20; good to choloo heif
ers, 16.76'tOT.On; good to choice cows, $6.50
O6.D0; fair to good gruues, ti.wau.Bv; com-
moii to fair grades, w.kkui.w; 100a to
choice stockers and feeders, ttJ.WU7.b0)
fair In irnnd stneknrs and feeders. tfi.75i
C.2S;" common to fair rftocliers and feed
ers, $3.004i'5.75; stock cows ana neuors,
$4.5O(a.O0: veal calves. $5.00a.0O: bulls,
Stags, etc.. $4,00fj.00.
quotations on Ranuo Cuttle flood to
choice beet ateerv. $6.75'ij8.16; fair to good
beef stceru. $S.25av.7D; coiuinun to fair
beef steers, lS.60Uti.2t:
HOOft Anothi'i" Instnuce of act vo tradu
nnd hluhur prices for hogs ut Holltll
Omahn while all other points reported
slow and steady markets was furnished
this morning. Notwlthslapdliig llherul
receipts for a Suturduy, a bullish fueling
oil the part of both buyers dud ncllcm
seemed tu prevail right Innn the opunlng
of tho market Tim first sales wero
nirmed bv speculator!) who started out
early In thu morning bidding prices strong
to a nlrkoi higher than tho general run
of sales on Friday und uulto u few hogs
were sold on mat nusin. 1 no pacmug
Interests, nlthough bullish, waited until
tho speculative buyers had got about all
ihn tin if h thev wanted mid then started
out to till their orders at prlcrs showing
fully a nickel advance, moi many nogs
were dlsposiyl of 011 packing account be
fore buyura saw that tho rrcelpta wero
scarcely sufficient to satisfy their re
quirement nnd iiultii naturally an Im
provement In values followed, In the und
the bulk of tho packers' purchases was
6&t0c higher than yesterday's gcnural
market. Whllo uulto it fow holdings were
lt ut tl.wi. the majority of tho hogs
'- . ' . .-. t,,-,. m. .7. lJ
sold at u ruugo ui i.nki.iu KuiiiiiiLieu
with tho bulk yesterday at $7.64a7.Ui. The
too nrlco for the day. ef.ia. was given tor
several loi. On tho wholo the move.
ment was gooa ana ciiv ui mo ut,iivv,
a complete cluaiapce being made by 10
..i,.-k Tim aunulv u mounted to about
120 cars, or 8,'J00 head, as against 8,438 head
last Saturday anu iW ueau 011 ine buiiio
day a. year ugo,
Iteceipis tor uiu wit ivi "r iuim
numhiini oi.OOO head as compurtd with
45,200 head last week, 22.1KW head two
weckii auo and U,V neua uunng mo
same time lant year. IloK at the close
of the week average around 25c lower
than a week ago, the bulk today lining
$7,t&U7.70 as against S7,9Ofi1.00 last Satur
day . ..
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7
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244 40 7 70
402 204 7 70
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MlllCUl' AND I.A.iM.S-l'lini-n lii-lnir mi
sheep or dunlin Ini'ludrd In tho llvo stock
receipts lodn the sheep market remains
UliolialiHrd from yosterilay
Dining tho Inst woek very little prime
sluff In tin- wio of shoep and lutnbs wan
offered fur nlo. which Is not iiiiusuhI at
this time of the vesr What western ship
ments come now run very largely to the
common to fnlr grades of lambs and shrcp
and a big percentage of them are bought
fur feeding purposo The light supply
of anything at all decent for killing was
a bullish fiictor 111 tho trado on numi days,
lloth fnt sheep nnd lambs may bo taUnti
as nbout 203,V higher than a week ago.
UukIiu'sn whs reasonably uctlvo all thu
week with the best lambs bringing as
iniu-.h us 17.26 and sumo wry cholmi year
lings at .V7fi. A hunch of uatlvo awes
brought $4.35 yesterday and $1.85 was
readied this week with wnthers. On Fri
day several curs of wheat field lambs
from Idaho sold nt $7.00, Another notice
able fen turn In tho trudo was tho appear
aucu of a small number of fed ueMcrns.
hut not rtiough tu ostiibllsh a uuirl.et fotsl
that class of stock.
Tho feeder trade nlo displayed a very
fair degree of activity with tho supply
about riml to tho demand. As high as
Jii.30 was paid for n bunch of nxtrn good
fording liunlii", while the bulk of the il.
slrablu oticH moved around til.3r5Vt.iO,
Feeding lnnb aro uuntiihly 10t15o bet
ter than tho closo nf last week. Feeder
owes of good quality sold largely at $3.15
3.35 and yeurllngH up to $5.oo. All hinds
of feeding sheep show little If any chnngn
In prices from thimo In force at thu olid
of lut wook, though fcetlcr ycurlliiBM may
possibly bo strongrr,
The total receipts for thn week show a
marked falling off as compared with u
week ago und two weck ago. but nru
about 10.300 head In excess or the supply
dining thn corresponding time last year.
Qtiot ntloiiM on sheep and lumbs: Lambs,
good to choice, $7.W7,S5; lambs, fair to
good. fCTOti'7 10; lambs, feeders, $T.COUJ.50i
yearlings, light, $5.irt6.75: yearlings,
heavy, $4,75K5,25; yoarllngs, foedors, $4.50
M5.10; wethers, good to choice. $4.004M.1H
wethers, fair to good. $3.(KMH.OO: wethers,
fuedcrn, $8.37(114.10; owes, good to choice,
$3.Wl)4.tl0: owes, mil- to good, 13 2IitT.1.0;
wes, feeders, $2.86tf3.33; owes, yearling
bieednrs. $4.5(H6.00 uilll sllcop and bucks.
$3.50il3.W.
Want Shatters
Happy Home While
Widow Seeks Work
Those within easy grasp of the to
sources ot llto, living and love, are too
often prono lo pass by those whose
sparks of existence aro fllrkoHng, wliosn
moans have Jiten reduced lo nolhlngties
and whoso lnvo has brot; withered by
death. IIro lo a caso In point;
Alio s a widow with thruu llttlo bahlc,
tho lost not strong enough to be torn
from Its mother. Nona of them are.
Motherlllte, slut would Keep them to
gother, hut tho means nf doing so am
not within her reach.
Hhn married because she loved and af
fection otitshoiio any thought of provi
dence. Tho little family lived hupplly.
too much so, maybe. Hp thoroughly can
toiiled worn they tliut the future wait
forgotten and Provldenco was cast atldo.
It was a happy existence, full of love
und life.
Rut, lima is tho story: The husband,
faithful hn was, went forth ono morning
to III" dally task. He did not return,
An accident happened and hn was taken
to the hospital, Ho died there.
Then camp tho uold, commercial exac
tion In all their severity, liya was not
to bo ronsldnrei.1. Living was a matter
of nxaspcratlng ilullbt, und II fo wua al
most iibntiilonrd un iv myth. Poor soul I
Hhe needs help.
Name, Mrs. R. A. 7.1mm! residence,
2223 Honth Central boulevard, Hho la
worthy. All she wants Is a means of
keeping hrr llttlo babies together. Hhe
Isn't looklmt for clwrlty; she would
work.
MAL0NEY TAKES INTRUDER
IN THE SETTLEMENT HOUSE
John Morton, who says he comes from
ICmisas City, wait arrested yosterduy
nflcrnooii by Chief of Dotectlvos Hovo
Maloney and Officer a. O. Carney In tl
Omaha Roclnl Rottletnent hntiso nt Thlr-
tee.nth and, Castcllar stroots, Wlivn
searched a rntor was found upon him,
and ho was placed In thn city Jail aftqr
a chargQ of burglary had bean lodged
against him. Nclithborn telephoned to
headquarter that they had aocu a mqp
enter tho Settlement house nnd then
watched the place until the police ar
rived, Malonny went to the front door am
with 11 revolver leveled at (he Intruder,
ho placed him under arrest. '.Phe man
refused to mako uny explanation. In
the Settlement house s 11 valuable col
lection nf coins 11 ml stamns thst could
bo cosily converted Into cash bv anyone
and it In thought tlpit Morton wan after
those, 1
New OBSERVATION Service
NIGHT TRAIN to KANSAS CITY
VIA TUB
Missouri Pacific
Leave) Omaha
Arrive Kansas City. .
New Fast Daily Train
to Kansas City
Leave Omaliu ., 10i4ft a. in.
Arrive Kaunas City 5; 30 p, nt.
Modern equipment. Drawing Hooin Sleeping Car, Chair Car,
und our own uiiHurpasBod Dining Car Service (meals a la carte,)
ALSO
I.4.-HVO Omaha 8:00 . 111.
Arrive Kansas City 4:00 p. in.
J 41 tout patterns of Coacbou. Chair Cars. Making all atopa.
All above trains make direct connections In Kansas
City with Mlauourl Paciflo tralnB BoutU un.il Weat,
Better Track Better Service
TOM KUd'UKH,
Trav, I'awi. Ant,,
l llia Fnriinin Ht.
RAISE FUNDS FOR MISSION
Peter Looh to Finance Wrestling
Tourney to Help Charity Work,
PROCEEDS FOR THIS PURPOSE
Loch Will l'n Auditorium Rent 11 tu
Urnr All Other 1J J prune To So
on ro llnllilii) Fit nit fur
tin- Poor,
A fund will be raised for the Vn ml'
slim with a wrestling tournament whic1!
will bo held somo time during tho tw
woekn preceding ClirlHtipns. Peter Iiflt
who Iiom promoted several nthtetlc i vetH
11 k huiMnrss propositions, will provtdo nl
the expoiisoM or1 (he toiirnnmciit. and tl.'
entire prnivcds - he' turned over 1 1
Miss Nclllo Miijjco. suii'rlntelidont ot t
mission.
Formulation of plans for thu tatirnu
mont Wiiw bogun by Mr. lieh yeslerdn
iiftemoon. About f"V "catling bout
will to the prlnelpa. : ntute.M lletve
thenl iiiuslo ylll b iltoiised by ai or
chesti-H. .Mr. Loch will pay the rent
of the Auditorium for tho night. Hu w,1
provide tho wrestlers and put up tlx
purses for them. All expenses will be
homo by him personally and will not bo
takon out of thn ruoolpts. All these wl
go to tho mission.
The price of tloketn probably will in
$1. Whether scats will bo reserved has
not been determined.
Mr, Loch will havo charge nt tho ex
pense sldo of tho venture. The, receipt!.
Hitlo will hn In charge of a committor ot
thruo newspaper mon, ono from each ut
tho Omaha dally paper, Fdward Illaok,
Miles dreenleaf and VanVechtcn Ho
tetter.
A SPLENDID FOOD TOO
SELDOM SERVED
In tho nverngo Amorican house
hold Macaroni la far too aoldoni
served. It la such a splendid fooil
and ona that la ao well Ukod'that U
should bo aorvod at ono meal every
day. Lot It tako tho place of pota
toes. Macaroni has as groat n fodd value
aa potatoes and la ovor so much irtoren
oaslly dlgestod.
Faust Macaroni Is made from richly
glutenouB, American-grown Durum
wheat. It Is every bit ob finely fla
vored 'and tenderly succulent na thq
lmportod 'varieties and you can ba
positive It la clean and pUro mado
by Americana in spotless, aunBbiny
Kitcnons.
Your grocer can supply you "Jiltli
roust Macaroni in sealed ra-cke4 sa
and 10c. vrltn for freo.Rnoic 0f Rcplpes.
MAULL BROS.
St, Xiouls, Mo,
T
T
BASSANO
Tho fiwtoat ifrowinjr young
city In western Canada. The
lipadqtiarinrB of tho Cana
dian Piuilflo Brunt irrigation
project now hillldlnit one of
the larsost dams In tho
world. Plenty of power,
natural (ran and coal mines,
and the Kreatest dlHtrlbut
Inir run tor for large anrlcul
turat dlstrlqt. pvlannal
point thrco rallwnys and
branchoa.
Hero la a chance to
euro a bulldlnif lot lucatad
15 tnlntlton' wnlk fron) the
postof f Ico for t!0 eaclt, pay
able tl per week. NO IN
TpniaHT, NO TAX13H,
13VKRV LOT QlIAnAN
THRO IIIOII, IJRY AND
IdflVW
Population 1009, 38,
1912, 2,500.
W1X.VULX XXXBJX.
Oolirry, Alberto, Oauada.
Nony To Loan
Omalia Pronertv.
Dougltvi Co, Frrni
Wo Want to Buy
"Douglas Co. Farms.1
"INSURANCE"
Ltve-Haskoll
.11:15 p. in,
7:10 a. m.
The route of thla new service lt alonif tlto
Mlasourl River for a lartfe part Qt tho way,
,,hu?, a't"'dlnr a moat enjoyable, plctureaquo
dayllvht trip,
or,ers reervatlons and any Information phone
TlIOS.F.GQDFn.KY,
I'aas, nntl Ticket Ajt.
I'liono Doug. 104.
4i ,.ai