THE BEE: OMAHA, THUUSDAY, M)V EiMlflfiK I'M.
11
ItKAL ESTATE.
CtTY PUOPEIITY FOR SAI.K.
WKSTaFARNAM COTTAGE.
A dandy (room cottage at 4323 Farnam
Ft., all modern except furnace; large lot.
80x136. only 2 block from the Farnam
car. You can buy It at a very low price-.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
rhone Douglas 17SI. Ware Block.
A MAP OF OMAHA STREETS, In
dexed; also Omaha red book, vest pocket
site; free at our office; two stamps by
mall. Charles E. Williamson Co.. Heal Es
tate. Insurance, care of property. Omaha.
TO BOY, SELL. OR RENT. F1H8T KEB
JOHN W. ROBBINS. 1802 FARNAM 8T.
IUJAIj estate,
farm a ranch lands for s a 1.13
Arkaniu.
CHEAP homes In Arkansas; healthful
cllmatr, pure water, timber tracts; crop
fallurea unknown. Write for list, C. B.
Steven. Hlndsyllle, Ark.
FARM of' EJO acres or virgin land for
sale; 1W acres cultivated could be made
a model' 'stock farm: S3' per acre cash;
this Is a bargain. E. E. WllUams, Mc
Qehee. Arkansas.
FARM of 120 acre of fine land for $20
per acre; would make a model small
stock farm and Is cheap. Lee Harrell,
McQehee, Ark.
160-ACRE improved farm;. W acres cul
tivated, balance timbered; on public road;
healthy; orchard; no rocks, no negroes;
school adjoins farm; two miles from
Wlnthrop. railway town; five Nebraska
farmers have bought from me; price $20
acre; termr. easy. Robert Sessions,
Wlnthrop, Ark.
Minnesota-
240 acres 45 miles from Minneapolis, 1
mile from town: ISO acres under cultiva
tion, balanco ustd for pasture; can prac
tically all be cultivated; heavy soil: good
ret of buildings, consulting of S-r. house,
large barn, granary, corn cribs, wind
mills, etc., land will produce CO bu. corn
lcr acre: telephone In house; country
I thickly settled; complete set machinery;
ti bead stock, consisting of 11 cows, bal
ance 1 and 2-year-olds; S good horses, IS
hogs, chickens. H this year's crop and
everything on farm goes at $50 per acre;
U cash. SCHWAB BROS.,
1028 Plymouth Bide.. Minneapolis. Minn.
IMPROVED and unimproved farms for
sale In the Rod River valley; a few farms
offered In exchange for other property:
send for list. Baker & Lamb Land Co.,
Barnesvllle, Minn.
Bltssnnrl.
HOMES EKIU1RS, READ THIS.
Then comu to Lowry City, Mo. Ira
proved farms, $20 to $00 per acre; one
third cash handles themj also make ex
changes. C, B. Cooper, Lowry City, Mo.
Montana.
BUT Irrigated lane Take no inure
chances on drouth. Five tons alfalfa,
forty bushels wheat, eighty bushels oats,
sure crops every year. 140.50 per acre
land and permanent water right. $5.50
down, 12.50 .for fourteen years, whlcc, 1b
less than rent. Interest. 8 iter cent.
Write Valler Farm Sales Company, Box
11C6. Valler. Mont.
Itebraaeta.
FOUND 320-acre homestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; no sand
hills. Cost you 1200. filing fees and alL
J. A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb.
Washington.
80 ACRES IRRIGATED LAND In
Yakima Valley, with ample water right.
Will raise 7 tons alfalfa hay or 70 bu.
coin per acre first crop. Two miles from
either Northern Pacific or Milwaukee
roads Ideal stock and dairy ranch. Write
owner, T. A. Noble. North Yakima, Wash.
Wash.
PERSONAL
Miss Fisher, mas., bath, elec. treat. D. 883,
YOUNQ women coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian association building
at Uth and Bt. Mary's Ave., where they
will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look for our
travelers' aid at the union station.
THE Salvation Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, mag
azines, we collect, we aismouie. riions
rinuriaa aiMI and our wacon will call.
Call and Inspect the new home. 1110-1112-
1114 Dodeo at.
LAURA WILSON, bath, mass. D. 8701,
Manlo'r. massage. Miss Debar. 1818 Dodge
03-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
Bextan Pharmacy. 12th and Dodge.
MISS VENETA, massage and alcohol
rubs, scalp treatment. 1619 Lioage tat.
Elec. mass., bath. 314 Ualrd Uldg. If & ,
"lX A Q2 A flli) Swedish movement. 4:
jylAOOilUlli Bea Bdg, Douglas 6372.
41S
MAGNETIC Trt, 1829 Vinton. D. 60B6.
BALE Oil EXCHANGE. It. E.
FOR BALE OR IiXCHA N O E A livery
hum: an three business, lots In Loomts,
Phejps county, Nebraska; stalls for 2S
horses; nay mow ior ow ions ui nu.y; ui
flcn. mom for buggies and automobiles.
Price $1,200. If taken soon. Will take In
on the deal a good auto or some horses.
See A. Nelson, office In Trammel Blk.,
Holdrege, Neb.
FOR SALE or trade for merchandise.
40 acres land near Pueblo, Colo.; clear
title. J. T. Blatohford. Arpan, B. D.
VOli SALE OR TRADE Knox county
farm, ten miles from Bloomfleld. 190
acrts, to acres In cultivation: no build
ings. Mice i7u per acre, u, u. wuscn
Bloomfleld. Neb.
WILL trade good orchard at Palisade,
Colo., for land or stock of merchandise.
Write W, H. Danlelson, owner. Boulder,
-uio.
IlEAIi ESTATE! LOANS.
lioo to tio.ooo made promptly. F. D.
wead, wead mag., mh and Farnam.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
K'tns on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
properly in any amounts.
H. W. BINDER.
City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
6fo
CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co..
310-312 Brandels Theater building.
n A "TCATTM RRHS Loans 3500 and ud.
"l""' Omaha Nat. Bank.
wasteu-city loans and warrants.
w. rarnam uimtn & cu 1320 Farnam St.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty
W. H. Thomas. 228 state Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
u ivcjct ti iiziAU JSSTATB CO..
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2715.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros
HARRISON & MORTON. 1G Om. Nat
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED TU HUT.
WANT 60 to 70-pound stock hogs. W. N.
iiusnnen. iturai 0. poutn Umona.
FULL price paid for furniture. W. 2W0.
WANTED to buy,
movements and gold.
all kinds of watch
M. Nathan. 109 S. 13.
WE PAY highest prlcea for ladles' and
genia ciotnmg. UfJ a. 13m St. R. 6541,
ltachman -will treat you right: best
ITicci iur turn., cioines g snoes. w. 5146,
I PAY one-half price more for stoves
inati tmjouc cue; ait Timing. U. 70S,
LIVE STOat AtAKiLEX OP WEST.
ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mlleafo and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion.
Live Stock Couiiuladou Merchants.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses have
Name and Residence.
Charles W. Harden, Omaha
Mabel F. Short, Omaha
Ralph Scalzo. Omaha .
Ind Pane, Omaha '
J'eter Schmltx, South Omaha...
Bridget Phelan, South Omaha
Herman B. Mundt. South Omaha.
Margaret Moeding, South Omaha.
Age
... 20
... 18
... 21
.. IS
... 38
... 38
. 27
nniTIT Iltn nnATtltin U inVfimienrttSc: nearbr hennery gathered whites.
UlUUn flflU rIUUUUl JJIHIiMjI
Wheat is Not Receiving a Great
Deal of Support in Fit.
CORN AISO SHOWS SOME LOSSES
Rntnora of Rxportatlnns from
r-
arentlna, Together with Weak
ness In Wheat, nrlnsr Ahont
Lowering; of Market.
OMAHA, Nov. 19, 1911
The support which has been given
wheat for some weeks past on the soft
spots, was not In evidence yesterday and
the market was weak and while the
pressure wan not as great durlntr the
latter part of the session as it was earlier
in the day, wheat was available all of
the time. John Barrett reports the wheat
In the southwest as looking like a well
kept city lawn and says that the farm
ers are holding more "wheat than the
trade. Is aware of. Besides, the wholesale
liquidation by small longs there was
short selling- and some of this was be
lieved to have been against spring wheat
now in the northwest, besides soma that
Is on the farms and that will be moved
to the railways for shipment The cash
sales of wheat at the seaboard yesterday
voro mare iiDerai at elgnty-live boat
loads, of which seventy-three were Mani
toba and twelve Chicago hard wheat.
Thcoe transactions were given but little
attention, as also thn .nunirrmpnt at Inn
steamers from Philadelphia.
uun wnesi was unchanged to He lower.
Final DrlCea In thA rvirn marl.. val,-
day showed Incnrn nf tcffli-. Wk.n v.n
decline In wheat Is taken into considera
tion, coupiea with the heavy selling of
the May futuro by tho principal shorts
In December. vhIiim i.aih fnt.u. ...n
Thero was considerable talk from Ar
Kuuuna as to large lots of corn to be
moved to tho United States. New York
reported a enrrrn nf cni-n ao Mfr.,bi
abroad for reshlpment to an Atlantic
port, ui iyio and It was belhg offered
.J" "Presenting Argentina hold
ers at C9c, c. 1. f., any Atlantic port.
v-oni cum was ttWiftC lower.
LOngS In Oats warn nmnrhit rllaonio-
aged yesterday Mt the weakness In the
stater grain carrlod oats UOVrC lower for
the day. Supplies nro large on every hand
and the outlet Is small.
loan oats were unrhincnl In llr.
Clearances: Whput nn.l flnni'.nii.l -
ipM09. bushels, corn, 1,0 bushels and oats.
LlVerPOOl Closed With vln.at llnohnnirart
and corn l?eid higher.
Primary wheat recelMx wr l (at nrvi 1.11
and shipments of 1.115,000 bu. against re
ceipts of 1,644,000 bu. and shipments of
ir.'o.uwj ou. ibhi year.
i'rimary com roce nts were E31.000 hn.
and shipments of 811,000 bu. against re
ceipts of CG.0OO bu. and shlDments nf
;rii...v du. last year.
. primary onta rrcrlntn worn K2?onrt hn
and phlpments of 634,090 u. against ro
ctlpts of 307,000 bu. and shipment of
l.vzu.uw du. las; year.
(JAllLUT UISCKIPTB.
Wheat.Corn.Oats.
Chicago
Minneapolis .
31
as
84
330
407
m
(2
61
1.0S6
(Duluth
Omaha
169
40
14
Kansas City
St. Louis .....
Winnipeg1
The following cash sales were' reported
Wheat: No. 3 hard winter. 4 cars,
SOVtc. No. 3 hard winter, 1 cor, 80c;
cars, lyac: 1 car. 7Ho. No. 4 mixed.
car, 77c. No. 4 spring. 1 car, TCVic. Oats:
Standard, 1 car. S8Uc No. 3 white,
cars, 884c. No. 4 white, 4 cars, 3Sc. Cornt
ko, 3 wnitc. 2 cars, 67o; 3 cars, WHc;
cars. G8c. No. 2 yellow. 1 car. 6c:
cars, CSc. No. 3 yellow, 1 car (old), 71c:
1 car. tiirio; cars, OiVic mo. 4 yellow. 1
car, 66c; 2 cars, 65c. No. 3 mixed, 2 cars
(om). 710: 3 cars. 7c: 1 car. Gave: 16 cars.
wmc. xmo. a mixea. 1 car (old). 10c: i
car (old), G7c; X car, 6Sic No grade, 1
car. wc.
tJmaha Cash Prices Wheat: Ko. S hrd.
idvvwc; rto. a nara, ivaic; no, 4 nard,
UUiifne: No. 3 sorlnr. 78W379C: No. (
spring. 76C76Mc: No. 2 durum. 7676V4o:
No. 3 durum. 7575Mc Corn: No. 2 white.
6Us71c; No. 3 white, 06H8T0V4e: No. 4
wnite, Mifiuc: imo. s yellow. tmir.7iV4c
No. 3 yellow, CTSJTlc; No. 4 yellow, 64HQ
64V4r70c Oats: No. 3 white. S933Vic:
sianaara, nc; no. a wnuc. c; io. i
white, SSe. Barley: Malting. iWiac; No.
1 reeu. vfir-tac uye: no. z, Kawvic; xso,
3, 68tt8S9c.
NEW YORK aUNERAIj JtAHKET
Qnntatlons of the Day on Vnrlons
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19. FLOUR Quiet:
spring patents. Jl.SMH : winter stralgnts.
4.lOj4.SO: winter patents. J4.40ff4.60; spring
clears, 34.0094.20; extra, No. 1 winter, 33.(5
CP3.75; extra, No. 2 winter, S3.353.t0; Kan
sas siraignis, .iuu.-v
WHiOA.T-spot. steady: 10. z red. viw.
nominal, c. 1. I. Mew Yorit. export nasia.
and 99o f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth. viWc. f. o. b. afloat. Futures were
'firmer on export sales; December, Ko
.May. VS 15-162.
hops steady: state, common to cnoice
1913, 40tl48o; 1112, 20325c; Paclllo coast
1913. 23fi30c: 1912. JTiQCSC
HIDES Easy; Bogota. SOttMOlHc: cen
tral America, 31c.
PETROLEUM Steady; refined New
York, bulk, 33.25; barrels, 38.75; cases,
Ul.Zo.
wooi-steady: domestic f eece. XX
Ohio. 25c
CORN Soot steady:" export, nominal
old No. 2 yellow. 83c elevator domestic.
OATS Spot, steady: standard white. 46H
470: r.o. a. 4o7su4uc; rancy cupped wnite.
IIAY-8teady; standard, 31.00; No.
11.06: No. 2. B2WMc: No. 3. 804100c.
.iSATHKii inrmt nemiocK firsts, zm
sue: seconds, zsanso.
PROVISIONS Pork, fiulot: mess. 323.25
81Z3.7&: rami iv. m.uxurzi.w: short clear.
KU.2jiT3.w. ueor, iirm; mess, jiB.wyis.w
family. 319.bOaO0.bO. Cut meats, aulet
pickled hams. 313.75; pickled bellies. 313.50
(T15.00. Lard, middle wost. 311.10311.25
O15.00. Lard, firm: middle west, SU.10
1.5; renned steady; continent, steady
South America, 312.30; compound, steady
!8.2U5&87U.
TALLOW Steady: city. CHc: country.
Wtfiic; special. 7Hc
nUTTER Market steady: receipts. 8.600
luna; nrpamerv extras. Mrraaeii rirvra "yrr
kr; neia extras, uuso; nrsts, zt30c
state dairy, nnest. sitrxic; good, Z7U30O
process extras. 2oUe2CUo: firsts. 215c
Imitation creamery firsts. 2425c: factors
held nrsts, 23c: current make firsts. 22
CHEHHK lrirm; receipts, 1,300 boxes
state whole milk held specials. WSitf
iorc; average tancy, ibc; rresii specials,
lCc, average fancy, 15?ic; under erodes.
12H13c: daisies held. 16?ic.
EGOS Firm: receipts. 9.000 coss. frh
gathered extras, 4446c; extra firsts, 42
wc, iirau, uu, reinKeraior special
limiRB lain), J'ou , IirstS, 2iVV5i23c;
nearby hennery whiles, fine to fancy.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACrniut.
Sealed bids will be received the office
tf trt.. Rnnnl nf f I . ., "Zj ..
w vj VWUUIU..IUIIOH 04 Diate
institutions until s o'ciock P m., Satur
uH, .xovemoer si, iai, lor the furnish
ing- or ail material and labor for the
lirumrr construction ana completion ot
one brick laundry bulldinc with llvin,-
rooms at)ove at the Nebraska Industrial
Home at Milford, Neb., according- to plans
and specifications prepared by Joseph w
Salmon, aruhiteot, now on file in the
of flew of said Board ot Commissioners.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for 5 per cent of the
amount of the hid.
Plans and specifications may be had
at the office of the Board of Commission
ers at the state houso or of the architect
at his office In Lincoln, Neb., or ot the
superintendent at the Institution men
tioned. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
STATE INSTITUTIONS,
By Silas A Holcomb, Chairman.
N. 30-d-3t. J "
BUILDINGS FOR SALE.
Ii, a llAarH rf CVl,.Ma,nn . . i r, ,
IMsrttct of Onaaha oKers "tor sale under
1 1.1 , v. .. .1 in 1 . .
caicu kiup tun urvviuiiK I hud unn nil T - t
buildings, located on lots IK, 20 and Jl,
i'iuck c, v-icitmuu jieignis oaqltlon
known as No. 4383 Corby street. Bids
must be- made on blanks which may be
obtained at the office of the undersigned.
Bids close at 7 p. m . December 1, 1913
and will be opnel In thu presence of tliu
public and the board.
W. T BOLRKE.
Secretary Board of Education.
605 City Hall. Omaha. N, 20-d-,U
sii2c; hennery browns. c; western
illtornl whites. iHStttc
POULTRY -Uvc, steady: western chick,
ens. ttttlSe: fowls, llfllJe: turkeys. lSc
Dressed, wean; iresn Kiuea western
chickens. IftlOc: fowls. l?tttH: tur
keys, sprlnf, 14JS2c.
CHICAGO (SrtAl.V AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; nnfl Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Nov 19. Reports that Ar
gentine owners of wheat are holding It
above parity was a strong Influence in
s. net gain of Ho to HlTc made here;
prospects of small corn shipments from
Argentina) neipeu 10 give inc mnr
).r. ni rlin nf Uc to 45Ao: local sell
ing sent oats off a shade, and nggTesslve
bull leadership sent provisions up iva
UHo to 35c
Besides uve Argeniine siiuanun
hrinwi h- realisation that the mar
ket had been lanroly oversold and this
caused some Influential buylnr. The re
sulting hardening' or prices wm luium
aldetl by reports of fair export business
and by reiteration of recent talk that
Europe would, for some time, be a buyer
of American wheat. Ltghtryss Of Rus
sian and Manitoba otrers ana less ia
vorable weather In the Canadian north
west added to bull ee-ntlment. There was
somo talk of Hessian riy in Missocri ana
.1u1fh.rn lrril.nl hilt this nUDOTentll'
was not regarded seriously by Uie trade
bt large, somo experts discounting the
gossip by assertions that such talk is
not unusual at this tlmo of the J'car.
Strength In cash com markets of the
southwest Joined with predictions of re
duced Argentine shipments to give firm
ness to Chicago prices. Unfavorable
wtather In tho domestic corn oen wi" "
nAvance In Danublan prices llKewisc
counted for the bulls. Short selling kept
oats down almost entirely through the
session. . . ,
Stock yard houses were lanv ouyora 01
provisions, lit addition to an active cam
paign on the part of speculators, and
bull sentiment ruled .from the Btart on
strong nrlces from the yards.
provisions up Hfco to- wo.
Yes'y.
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90O'.i
0HQH
TOK
434
20 62Vi
20 6214
10.90-92
11 10
10 95
1105
Phirarn Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
94iOOWc: No. 3 red, 91Jff94c: No. 2 hard,
craiiRv.n Ko. 3 hard. 8(Tt4SJ87iC; NO. 2
northern. 87W3SSc; jmo. j noruic..
fi7Hc; No. 3 spring, wttoa'"7l".j
Sii?;.:."'r;"SX'. Nn ve low. 74IS74HO
w. wvtViVC. uan; r. .......
42Ho; No. 3 white. C940Hc: standara,
414iS Rye: No. 2. 63c. BarlMiWfOc.
A,,"i?:?t... it vf, "T. rinver. tiooai4.oo.
Pork, 330.75. unru, iv.m. jv.u., t"w
11.50. , Mif..
KnriR-Hiirhtlv firmer: receipts. 4,167
...... m.rli mnii Included. 28'aMC:
vnncat . . . ...w. .., , ...
ordinary firsts, 30g02c; firsts. SJHo.
nni(i!iii!lw(r! daisies. 14nuUc:
twins. 14ViCl4ic; Americans, imuuoHe.
long horns.. 14416c.
POTATOES Receipts, 60 cars; lower;
. r v. I .. &,1 r ... V. I . b
JMinncsouv ana viiiu. nwi iwv"1-.
67JT70O Wisconsin, red, 5Q70c; white, 67
T73c.
pnni.THY liiwnr inr ciiicneiia. iiiKiivi
for turkeys; springs, alive, 12c; fowls,
10c: turkeys, uc
Knnsnn Cltr Grain nl Provisions.
vivaAK niTV. ttnv. 19. WHEAT No.
2 hard. 8HM!S74e: No. 2 red, STttflSSttc,
CORN No 3 white, iwuitrc; no. 0, it
C76c
Closing pnees 01 luiures :
WHEAT December, WW: May, 86Hc,
CORN December. TOTMfiic; way, (??o,
OATS-i-No. 2 white, 414c; No. 2
mixed,
40Uc
BUTTER creamer, aoc; . ursis,
28cj
seconds, 27c; packing stock, 9c.
KGGS Firsts, sec; seconns, sic.
POULTRY Hens, lotto: roosters, 9c;
ducks, 10c: springs, 10Hc
CORN wo. z nuxeu. i-itw-nrtc; no. j.
71073c
Minneapolis Grain MnrUet.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 19. WHEAT
No. 1 hard. 8Cc: No, 1 northern, 84Vt
KAio; No, 2 northern, 84ViQ3!ic; No. 3
hard, Montana, 83084c; No. 3, 80Uff3lyic;
December, 8254c; May, 37Ho.
vuu 1 ut u ncnangea,
BRAN Unchanged.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 6569c.
OATS No. 3 white, 36kQ37c.
RYE No. 2. 524fl5lc
FLAX-41.SSHffl.36i4.
BARLICY-Unchanged.
St. Loots General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19. WHEAT No. 2
ted, WStettc; No. 2 hard. 86H30!Vic; De
comber. 87;BT;4c; May, 92c.
CORN No. 2, 76c; No. 2 white, 76c: Dei
cember, THic; May, 72T473c.
OATS No. 2, 340c; No. 2 white, 42c;
December, 40V4HOic-, May, 43c
Liverpool Grain MnrUet.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 19. WHEAT Spot,
firm; No. 1 Manitoba. 7s Ud; No. 2. 6s
HV4d: futures steady: December, 7s ?4d;
March. 7s 2Kd; May. 7s 24d.
CORN Spot, dull; American mixed, G
6d; La Plata, futures strong; December,
ts 8Hd: January. 4s lid.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov, 19. METALS Lead,
t4.25gr4.3&: London, 19 2a 6d. Spelter,
quiet, at $5.2005.80; ondon, 20 15s. Cop
per, quiet; standard spot and futures not
quoted; electrolytic. 315.25W15.60; lake,
316.50, nominal: rastinff, 315.COffl5.2.'. Tin,
easier; spot. t40.05i'40.3o; November, 40.00
40.35; December, 139.850.40.15; January,
839.9&940.25. Antimony, dull; Cookson's.
37.60. Iron, easy; No. I northern. 315.50
016.75; No. 2 northern, I15.25&15.50; No,
1 southern, 814.75-15.2S; No. 1 soft south
em. 814.7515.25.
Ixmdon markets closed as follows- Cop
per, quiet I spot, 68 7s Cd; futures, SC
17b 6d. Tin, quiet: spot. 181 15s; futures,
183 15s. Iron. Cleveland warrants, 49s
RT LOUIS. Nov. 19.-METALS-Lead.
dull, at 31.20. Spelter, qulel, at 35.155.17.
I -
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-COPKBE Re
ports that recent liquidation had Improved
the position of the primary markets and
that bullish sentiment was developing in
Europe, gave coffeo ft firmer tone today.
The opening wus steady, 14 to 17 points
higher, on covering and trade buying.
The Close was steady. 16 to 19 points
higher. Sales. S,C00 bales. November,
9.23c; December, 9.34c: January. 9.47c;
March, ?.75c; May, 9.99c; July. 10.19c; Sep
tember, iaS9c: October. 10.41c. Spot,
steady; Rio. No. 7, 9;o; Santos. No. 4,
liHc; mild, dull; Cordova, 13!40!6Hc, nom
inal. Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19. COTTON-Fu-tures
dosed steady; December. 13 30c,
January, 13.07c; March, 13.15c; May, 12.11c;
July, 13.02c. Spot, quiet; middling1, lX70c;
BUlf. 13.9CC.
Cotton closed barely steady at a nom
lnal advance of 16 points on November,
while later months were 7 to 12 points
net lower. I
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 19.-COfTTON-Spot
In fair demand; prices unchsnged; mid
dling fair. 7.90d; good middling. 7&X1:
middling, 7.46d; low middling, 7.24d; good
ordinary. 660d; ordinary, C2Cd; sales, 10,.
000 bales.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19 DRY GOODS
Cotton goods markets ruled quiet and
steady today. Leading lines of cotton
blankets have been sold up and with
drawn for the winter season. Domestic
fancy embroideries are selling well for
"Prlnlf Wo"le1 'arn ruled "4let an'
1 ABsV.
KvaiMirated Apples and Dried Frnlts
NEW YORK. Nov. 19 -EVAPORATE!)
APPLES Quiet.
DRIED Fill 'ITS Prunes, firm; Call
fornlas, 3SG1SC. Apricots, firmer, choice,
i:ijc. extra chotce. im43l41c( fancy. 15ft
ir Peaches, firm; extra choice. CV4f7c.
P.alslns, (lull.
Key to the Situation-Bee Advertising.
Artlclel Open-I Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat I I
Dec.. SSTiW 8H SoHISdytfiH
May. 90HTi 90TiS0l! 90 WH
Corn.
Dec.. 70Tt71 71i 70S 71
May. 70H71 71U 70S n
Oats.
Dec.. 3SA 38i SH
May. 42Vi 42'i 41H43VtMi
V3ui.. 20 70 20 974 20 70 20 97W
May. 20 67-70 20 95 20 tf?H 20 95
n.. 11 00 11 05 11 CO 11 i
May. 11 12-15 11 25 11 12V4 11 22Vi
nlJan.. 11 00 11 10, 11 00 11 07-10
May. 11 10-18 11 22H 11 10 U 33
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle About Steady with Tuesday,
but Not Very Aotive.
BEST HEAVY HOGS ABE HIGHER
Light Horh ShoTr No Improvement
Over Tnettlnr Put Bheep nnd
I.anihx Fifteen to Twenty
Five Cents lllither .
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 19. 1913.
Receipts were Cattle. Jloss. BheeP.
Official Monday ...... 9, m 8.930 12,315
Official Tuesday R.175 11.445 13.816
Estimate Wednesday.. 2,800 10,500 13.000
Thre days this week 18.559 28.875 4U31
Same days last week . 19.849 38,9$$ 67,431
Same days a weeks sjto 19.276 18.640 50,587 1
Same days 3 weeks ago 17.531 13.365 101.4S5
same days 4 weeks ago 24.5W 14,839 1 29.0M
oanie oaja last year. .24,372 32,494 W.499
The rpllowlng tablo shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at ths Eouth
Omaha live stock market for tho year to
date as compared with last year:
1913. 1912. Inc. Dec
fattlo S7O10 907.440 ... ... 30,530
yogs .2.253,817 2.678,962 ..... 3,115
oneep 2,978,630 2.700.233 2fl9.397 . . ..
The following table shows the range of
prices for' hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons;
Datf I 1H3. lrt.lmi.ll..1lW9.U908.llO7.
Nov.
7 6SK
7 86 6 06 3 0! 76 4 75
7 77 2 It 708 7 7 562 U
IU79C7 73 5 5X
7 66 6 27 7 84 T 76 i 61 4 91
7 67 7 88 7 84 5 79 I 83
783837 7856 74 4 70
7 82 6 n T 74 5 6S 4 8S
7 916K756 7 97 434
7 93 6 31 7 36 7 96 G 59 4 99
33 7 44 7 331 5 51
7 79 630 7 83 7 991659 483
7 71 7 20 7 941 5 70 4 64
Nov.
V
Nov.
T Ta4
7 64H
7 69
7 75Vi!
1 J4H
IHOV.
Nov.
ixov.
Nov.
Nov.
4 t!i
Nov. 16..
Nov. IT. 7 C?;
Nov. IT.) 7 G?;
Nov. 18.1 7 60H
Nov. 19.)
Sunday.
Receipts and ill tnnfcttln.i nf Wvm stock
t the Union stock Yards. South Omaha.
ur iwtniy-rour hours ermine ai
o clock yesterday:
UKCKlPTS-CARa
Cult I. Ilnir. Rlin ll'r'a
iii. e tt. i iiy... 4
6
2
4.1 15 1
4 7
42 14
3 1
21 4
14 6
3
4 1..
3 6..
151 53 1
Missouri Pacific Ry. 7
Union Pacifio R. R 2U
C. & N. W east.... 4
C. ft N. W.. west... 29
C, St. P., M. & O.. 2
C, H. A Q., east.... 13
C U. A Q west..., 22
C, It. 1. & P., east.. 2
C. R. I. & P., west. 1
Illinois Central Ry.. 1
Chicago G. W. Ry.. 1
Total receipts ...114
DISPOSITION-IIlfiAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Jiorrls & Co 418
1.463
1.007
2,297
2,281
4,299
owiii & uo 843
Cudahy Packing Co 1,395
Armour & Co 651
Schwartx & Co...,,..,
J. W. Murphy...'
Lincoln Packing Co 11
Kohr Packing- Co
W. B. Vansant Co 8
Benton, Vansant ft L.. 48
Hill ft Son 6
F. B. Lewis, , 41
Rosenstock Bros 10
Huston ft Co 55
J. B. Hoot ft Co... 122
J. H. Bulla 28
L. F. Ilusx 129
"Worthelmer ft Degen... 329
II. F. Hamilton 43
Sullivan Bros 3
RothRChlld 523'
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co.,.. 2
Christie 87
HlKglns ,, 6
Roth 1
Meyers ,.. 9
Harvey 94
Othor buyers 414
2.112
3.195
3,264
132
3C7
4,674
Totals 4,702 10.6S3 14.6U
CATTLE Receipts were small this
mornlntr, only 112 cars being reported In.
This brings tho total for thn throe davs
up to 18,659 head. This Is about 1,300 head
smaller than for the corresponding days
or last week and smaller than u year
tKu.uy uiinosi neaa.
The market did not show very much
change as compared with prices paid
yesterday. The trade was still slow and
It was very evident that buyers were not
particularly anxious for fresh supplies.
Still they picked out the cattle they
wanted, paylmr prices that were gener
ally steady with yesterday.
This should not be taken In the coun
try as an encouragement for free art d
ping to market. On the contrary all the
markets In the country are In a more or
less demoralized condition owing to the
laci mat unicaro nas for tne last weeK
or two been overloaded with cattle. Un
der the Influence of the excessively high
rocelots at Chicago the market at that
point has slumped badly during the last
two weeKs ana markets at other points
have suffered In oronortlon. As noted
yesterday the only policy for the country
to follow Is to withhold shipments from
all markets for a few days until the
glut is overcome. The fact la that at this
season of ths year it is always wise to
ship moderately, as packers are not at
all anxious to fill up their coolers with
beet lust Derore tne unanicsgiving nou
dav when, as Is well known, poultry in
sieaa 01 oeei aDsoros mo attention 01
the buying public. It will do no good to
ship by one market to some otner mar
ket further away, as the markets east
are reallv In a worse demoralised condl
Hon than tuo western maraets. ino oniy
practical thing to do Is, as noted above,
to withhold shipments for a few days
from all markets.
Quotations on rattle: Good to choice
beef steers, 38.0008.76; fair to good beef
steers, $7.508.00; common to fair beet
steers, Vi.ann.w; rair to cnoice year
llnro. 88.25410.26: good to choice rangers
tT.arvHS.nV fair in cood ransera. 16.85417.00
common to ra:r rangers, to.wau.so; gooa
to choice cornfed heifers, 36.5O7.50; good
to choice grass heifers, t6.50O7.00; good to
choice cows, ,6.0034.25; fair to good grades,
85.0OS6.76; common to fair grades, 14.00
6.00; good to choice stockers and feeders,
SA.rttH7.rjo: isir to sooa stocxers ana reed.
ers, t6.OO316.6O; common to fair stockers
and feeders, n.iiut.w; siock cows and
heifers. 84.O.S0j veal calves, 86.60(89.75
bulls, stags, etc., h..cd.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
So.
At, Tr.
,. 110 I M
... Jo
,. mi n
..nu 1
,,,1011 7 43
No.
At. Pr
UTI 7 U
1167 I 00
1110 I 00
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STEERS AND HEIFERS,
143 I 7i t 711 7 M
T10 7 B 4.,..,
...... 4(0 7 :o
HEIFERS,
IM ( U I....
119 IU t
J40 6 00 I
44J tU ....,
00 7 10
it....
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1.,..
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.. ?i ( 41
. 46 40
.. 410 71
.. 0 7 41
1
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115 4 9' II
!! i II
....... M0 I 10
10W t 41
1170 I 71
.......HIT (71
....... Ui t ti
..... mi 4 :s 1..
Wi 4 10 ,.
1CW 4 70 1..
1110 I 31 Hi.
1000 I ti II..
170 ( a 11...
,..,.,1100 I u 1
1014 I :s 4
ni s re 11
1070 5 as M
:j 1 40 a
nu 1 10 1
,M ' "bulls.
1140 S 00 1
,,.,..110 ton 1
...,,.iuo too 1
1110 6 is 1
1410 t 10 1
CALVES.
no e co 1. .,.
... .'wis t
40 7 M I. ...
401 T M 1
9 7 TI
..1041 4 00
..11M A0
..IU0 I 10
., M f 10
..441 li
..10M M
.1:10 I U
. IM 8 70
1170
.140 I 00
KM M
. eoo T w
, lit 7 ti
. 414 I II
,. m iTi
.. 140 78
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
IU ts
Til I (A
..
14..
14..
417 40
7C I 40
1047 I 10
11...
J. .
10..
10...
411 4.1
411 TI
ei iu
460 T 00
11.
t ros w
10...., Ml 4 50
4
Ml 7 00
WESTERNS NEBRA8K A.
88 feeders.. 964 6 35 13 feeders.. 853 6 35
1 bull 14M 6 00 4 cows...
Stiles ft It-Neb.
15 feeders., 1036 6 65 1 bull
867 4 30
1240 5 0)
1860 6 00
I bull ion 0 do 1 nun.
1 bull 1300 6 ()
1 bull 1790 C 00
1 bull.
850 6 01
1 bull...... 910 5 60
W. Haythorne-Neb,
21 mixed.
14. cows..
9 steers.
C cows.
,. 619 4 50
George O'Kelffe Neb.
.. &A0 5 76 . .
Dan Egan Neb.
. 1187 7 00 3 steers.. ..10 6 40
973 6 CO 3 rows 930 4 50
WYOMING.
K cows
S feeders.
4 cows
10 steers
MO 6 00 7 cows.
1000 6 30
811 5 10
1034 6 U
952 6 80 18 cows
942 6 m 3 rows
9i8 6 70
26 feeders 1045 7 OU
88 cows.. .. 9fl 6 66
10 steers.. .1100 6 50
26 steers.. ..1120 6 50
49 steers.. .1081 6 50
21 steers.. ..1121 7 no
SO cows. ... 922 5 90
48 steers. .10 6 M
31 steers. . .1113 R 50
9 heifers... 430 5 90
7 cows 87 4
8 cows 1006 5 50
K. L Fitch-Wyo.
No. Av. Pr No. Av.
7 steers. ...ISM 76 10 cows 8
W. C. Smlth-Wyo.
49 heifers. ..1(W 6 OA M heifers... ?3
helfers...lW2 6 06 M heifers... 995
SS fp.d.r... M ft 75 41 feeders.. 105
Pr.
4 40
6 05
6 05
6 90
30 feeders.. 1074 6 90 48 feeders.. 10 6 90
38 feeders.. 1108 6 ) 30 feeders.. 1084 6 80
J. F. Walters wyo.
t bull 1390 5 10 9 feeders.
IS feeders. .ion 7 Sfi 7 cows. ..
V heifers".. . 9 6 ?5 4 heifers,.
715 7 10
983 6 6S
747 4 S3
2 heifers .. 9S 6 10
WYOMING-TEXAS.
108 steers... 833 6 (0
SOV'TH DAKOTA,
feeders.. K? 6 05 16 feeders. .1133 6 75
cows 840 6 25 23 steers.. ..U51 6 90
feeders.. 972 7 00
COIXJRADO.
steers.. .953 6 90 5$ steers. ..765 6 90
HOGS Rerelrts were generous again
oday. about 145 cars, or 10.500 head, belnit
reported In. For the three days the total
:S7A. a gain of nearly b.wo over last
week, but more than 3,500 smaller than
st year.
The market opened out slow, with good
heavies selling around a nickel higher.
ighl ho cm were not In such cood demand
as on previous days nf the week, and
the early sales of lightweight stuff did
not appear to be any better than steady.
.ater on. when most of the heavy sturt
ad been sold, and killer buyers began
to get filled up, prices started to weaken.
man on light stuff dropped down below
esterday s level, and offers on what few
weighty bunches happened to be left
slipped n little.
1' rom this time on trade was very
draggy, but In the end practically every
thing was cleaned up; the last sales neing
Just a shade tower than the early mar
ket. Bulk of the sales landed at 37.60V
so and tops reached I7.S5.
Pigs were In poor demand and prices
ere no better than steady In any case,
while In some Instanced sales looked to
pe a little lower.
At, Bh, rr.
.. Ill ... T to
...Hi . . 1 10
...174 ltO 7 10
...lit ... 7 II
...107 lit IU
...10 J ... Til
...tl 10 7 10
...1T7 ... 7(0
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...IM 110 7 10
...111 ... TU
...111 ... 7 10
...114 1(0 7 M
...174 ... 7 a
...1H too 7 U
...tii ... 7 ei
...117 10 7 i
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,,.1H . 7 ti
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No. At. Sh. fr.
47 4 ISO T TO
II :4 110 7 70
17 114 IM T 70
n. ..... 120 770
TI Ul M 7 TO
I. 1 ten ... 7 TO
7.,,. ...171 M 7 TI
7 ro IM T T1H
l 117 ... 7 75
II 171 40 7 TI
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4j m ... 7 61
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7 10
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SHEEP There was a better feeling In
most all grades of killers, with the pack
ers buying nearly everything- protty
free v at 100125c advance. Of course, tne
sunnlv of killers' was rathor moderate
compared with the way the receipts have
been running of late and as Chicago also
Hrui - urht nin it was tnourni tnis waa
the reason for the sharp upturn In prices
this morning. Buyers got aown to Dull
ness and It wan not long bofore practi
cally everything In the line ot killers
was disposed of. The killer receipts were
apparently much snort or tne aemana, as
the packers took some lamus mat were
In irood flesh' which oh the last few days
have been going Into the hands ot feeder
buyers.
About half of the receipts were from
the range, principally from Idaho and
Wvomlnir. the remainder being fed west
erns from the corn belt and a few scat
tering small buncnes or natives, oorne
thing like three decks of fed westsrn
tnmha mniie n. ton of 37.10. and a small
shipment of natives reached 17, Aged
sheep were again In light supply.
11 hlnr n little late In the season the
supply of feeders Is beginning to get
smaller ana uuyers "v " " .";
many orders to fill. Trade showed little
It any variation from yesterday either
as to demand or prices ond the clear-
..a.nn.hl. It mtffht be added
that some of the warmed up Miff Is
going back to the country ftKilii for fin
ishing, ana practically no "" zz.
feeding lambs are arriving among the
."" . MA 1 A ...
In all some M cars, or . "
reported In? aswalnst ifcjjM.f ftf'
20.930 two weeks ago and 12,603 on the
sonie day a year mo.
good to choice. 8AKW7.20; lambs, fiUr to
good. Itt.Wjii.io; lamua. tuini .w..-,
tJli.r. tsHyB6.rj0: vearllngs,
I Bht. 85,DO0.70 yearlings, 1
E. '..I.-ili. flnar-rm. 84.5036.40: WSth-
'"J":?7.t.i"" li iuM fit. ..hM.
ers, gooa 10 cnuitc, 4 A
9t WrSl1 1, 11HI1.AI. nCLII.ID. .cauu.v.
t4.OOQ4.DO; ewes, good to choice. 84.1W
4.80: ewes, fair to gooa, ti.7bwi.iu, ewss
feeders,
liepreseniative sana.
No. AV.
Pr.
6 tv)
7 00
7 00
3 40
2 60
3 15
3 IS
6 75
6 25
6 25
6 25
6 25
6 5
6 40
6 40
2 m
3 60
8 CO
3 60
6 26
271 cornted lamb
190 cornfed lamb 7ft
154 cornfed lambs 1$
426 Wyoming ewe , 89
100 cull W
1S3 Wyoming ewes., 84
IM Wyoming ewes.,, 83
227 Wyoming feeder lambs 47
184 Wyoming feeder lambs 81
149 Wyoming feeder yearlings 81
200 Wyoming feeder yearlings SO
lis Wyoming; lerucr jcaiiiusi
111 Wyoming feeder lambs 79
232 Wyoming feeder lamb C2
192 Wvomlnir feeder lambs 53
258 Wyoming feeder ewes..,,,.. 92
250 Wyoming feeder ewes 92
212 Wyoming feeder ewes... ... 92
219 Wyoming feedor ewes 93
617 Wyoming reeuer ismos m
ko Wyoming teeaer ewes m
1C0 Wyoming ewes..
93
3 76
3 W
4 M
6 85
6 40
57 cornfed ewes 1
,132
, 97
. 4
672 Wyoming' wethers ,. ..
35 cornfed inmos,.,.
IM cornfi-d yearlings ,..
CHICAGO LIVF. STOCK
MARK KT
Cntllr Strndy o Strong Hons
Cloeo llticUrr.
CIUCACIO, Niv. 19. OATTI.K He
celptx. 18.UX) head: market steady to
monger; iK-eves, 36.at.oo: Texus steers
rreaets. ai.wnFi.so; cows and Heifers. 13.2
(36.20: cnlveo. tS.W3iO.2i
JIOQH KadDts. 3.000 head! market
closed 64il0c higher: hulk of kales. 87.00
U7.'.U llgnt. I7.3a417.ha: mixta. I7.3VHS.00
hiavy. i7.auruo.w; rjugn, j.aor.fc; pigs
e iiiv.tu.
BIIBKP AND UMIiS-Ilecelpts. 20.000
hind; market strong, mostly 10til5c tip;
native, 33.90fi&.0). western, 8l.OOfl5.00,
yearlings, 35.t5fiii.25: Iambs, native, I5.7fc
7.35; wostoril, 15.7507.25.
St. I.nnla I.lvr Stock Slarket.
1 8T. LOl'IK. JIo., Nov. 19 CATrUB
necclpt, 4.100 head, market steady;
good to choice steers, 38.2003.75; stock
ers end fedrs, .5.0O31.&0; cews and heif
ers. 81.2&36.O0; bills. J4.7.VQC.00; calves,
i6.OOD10.60; southern steers, 85.75tj7.O0;
cows and heifers, 14.0OJ76.0O.
HOOft Uecilpts, 3,300 heed; market lOo
to Ho higher; pigs and llrhts. K6088.00:
mixed and butchers, 37.&'S.05; cood
hoavj". l7.T5tJ8.12Vi.
HHKRP AND IAMIiS-ltecelPts. 3,500
head; market steady: muttons, -176J74.Jo:
j turllngs, 15.00,16.00, lamlis. U,W!H.V,
Vt. Joavrph I.lT5 Slock Sfnrket.
ST. JOBRPir. Nov. 19.-OATTLB He
celpts, 1,500 head; market steady;
steers, 85.00i39.00; cows and heifers, 3400&
8.50; calves. I5.00i89.76.
IIOQS Itecelpts. 711 head; dull and
uneven, top, 37 85, bulk, 87.4597 70.
BHEKP AND KAMnS-Recclpt. 600
head, market, 1525c higher, lambs, '35.00
67 25.
NEW YORK jiTOGK MARKET
Trading Dull Except for One Period
Early in Day.
FEELING CLEARLY PESSIMISTIC
Trade ,evr Gloomy. One Larue
Steel Concern Reported to Hnve
IllsmlsKfld l.flOO Men llecnnse
of Poor Tlaalness.
NKW YORK. Nov. 19 Stocks moved
Innlv and trmllnr wns stUDld today, ex
cept for ono period early In tho day, when
the market was depressed oy a roiriy ac
tive selling movement, in tnai penou
hh nxnressetl the true state of reeling
In the street, which was undeniably pessi
mistic nut tne present situation in u
full nf itnrertnlnlles that the bears did
not venture to carry their movement far.
The outstanding short Interest Is so large
mat runner operations on tne snon .wo
Involve an extra hatard, particularly In
view of the present low range of quota
tions. ..
Final nrlce changes, while generally
showing losses, were not Important.
continuca irck ot uetiniie iniormanon
regarding Mexican affairs affects sentl.
ment unfavorably. Until this situation
shapes Itseir so that the outcome may
be seen tilth some degree of certainty,
Is expected that speculation win ds re
stricted Trading has fallen oft to such
nolnt that some commission houses are
confronted with difficult problems.
The depressed state of feeling was miw
more pronounced by tne days trane news.
The steel trade reviews spoite or a iur
ther falling off In orders and Indicated
that close down of the steel milts was
not unlikely.
One larae steel concern was reported
to have dismissed 1,600 employes on ac
count of poor business. There was a re
duction In tho official quotation for cop
rver metal, which, however, brought It
down merely to tho level at which smaller
producers have been veiling for some time.
The money market was easier, can loans
ing renewed nt s4 per cent. Kviaence
f n. rood demand for short-term securi
ties was seen In the quick absorption of,
he New Haven's 345,000,000 of 6 per cent
ntes.
Bonds were mainly steady, although
pressure was evident In spots. Total
sales, par value. 31,790.000. United States
bonds were unchanged on call. ,
Number ot sales and leadlnr quotations
on stocks wre
Fui.m. mm. unr.
Amttiimta OtT ... I, MO 7H 7IH 1U
Amtricsit Agricultural .
American Deet Hutr.,.. 100
Amtrlttn Can ........... 8,100
Amirlcsn Can pM..,,,,. MO
Amrlctn C. r too
Amarlran cotton Oil
Am. Ica Saetirltlta
Amtrlctn I.laad
American IecamotlTa ,,, ......
Sit
American R. a it ......
American 8. IU tti.. ,
Am, usr limning., ..... iui
American T. ft T 1,(00 111 11IH 11IH
American Tooarca ,, un
AnsconOa Minim Co.... 400 I44 14H ii
AtcM.no 91
AtchWon tti 171
Atlantic uoast una iw 117 11m in
lultlmora & Ohlo.,..... -0 MM tlt 111
Hethlahem Hle.l .....
Brooklrn lUrla Tr .' Ml
Canadian Pacino 1.7M 11IU nii 131
Central Iither l.tM S U II
(Uetapetta a ODI
ChliMia O. W 100
CMcan. M. A Bt. r.. IM
rhlcaaa A K. TV
noiorafle met a iron.... too nv
OoniollOatad Ois 100 1IIU
54
(Torn Prosoeta , 404 K
Dtiavar itnaian.
Darner Rio Oranjt.., 1
rvnree A n. 0. Bfd I, ...
DtittlUra' Bacurtttta 1.100
Brta 1.M0
Itrla 1st pt4 r9
Erla Id A(d.....
Ueneral ElMtrls ........
nraal Norlbarn t'4
Oratt Northern Or ctti.,
Illinois Central
intarDsroutn uat. ......
Inter. Met. pld 1
International Hamster..
InWr-Wirtne etd . ......
400
1.100
lilt
international j-aper .....
Internatlenat Puwo
Kanaae cttr Poulhern...
lelea Ota ,.
lhlsh Valler
14 U 14 li
llioo i'li'u illii
lyouieTiue a r,-aaiiiiua.k
M. . St. P. ft B. Hta. M. ..
Mkiwri, K. AT..
MlMOurt paelflo
National Hltcult
Natloaal liHi , ',,
K. n.K, of M. Id pfd.,
Nser York Canlrsl, ...... .,
N. T.. O. ft W ...
Narfolk A Werttrs
10 US UM
..... ..,,
"400 ioiu ion.
i'ooo ioiii iii"
Northern raclfle
Paellla Malt
KennerlTaala
aovla's Oaa
P.. C. C A St. L
Preaead Hlae) Car
Pullman Talaca Car...,
ii.'&ni iiou
iieaains
JlepuMla I. A B
rtepubllo I. ft 8. pfd...
Hook teUad Co.. ..
Hock Inland Co. otJ....
Rt. UAH. K. id td..
Seaboard Air Una
Seaboard A. U pfd. .
Sluea-Hhotnild 8. A !,
't!io 'its mU
'"ioo 'its 'iiii
Domnvrn ("aeitio ....
Bouthern luttwar ,..
Ro. Rallvar nd .....
Tenneeiee Oopner
iee it rtcirie
5 on Pseltls 11,100 111
,'hivn .-acuia ora xoo
United nates n.allr...,
MS
unueq nuiea liuooer.,..
United State Btrel 11,000 14" iiti
J.1 B'l d lie lMli IUV
ttah Copper 104 41U
Va.arollna CfctmieaJ ,. .! .
Wibaeh. ,
Ate-rr ::::
Weatern Union MO. ti '
weetlnsbotiM Elaotrlo ,. 300 I4V4 14
Whllns A take Krle!. ,. . .M.
Tolal ealea for tho dar. 111,400 ahsree.
New fork Money Market.
NEW YOHIC. Nov. 1 xmuvrft-
. .w FCr cent; ruling rats.
241 Per rent! nlnalncr KM .t'u ' '
Time loans, weaker; sixty dayi. lH p.r
cent! nlnittv rtav. ' ia: J.'r 17r
months; 4K05 per cent. tonw ,lx
06,p."caentMBRCANTILB PAPEIW-i
fiTETtWNa EXCHANOB-Strong: sixty
Jf-Hff' tm4 M.5M. Commericl.i
wi i im, 4-a.rrvj
&lYBn-Hr. 69c: Mexican dollaT,
HUNUb Qovernment. t..J. ""
steady. ""'roaa,
Closing Quotations nn hnr,. ..a...
as follows: w"
V. 8. refe. ts ra.. 7 lf. a Bo. ..r ....
do r.f 1. op.. t7 o.u 8, deb. I. ii
A f. U let 4a,
iNo.
Hal. A Ohio 4a .
do 3Ue ....
Brook. Tr ot. 4a,
Ceo. nt ttt. le...
svkii .
Pen lVather ia
"Cliee, Oh!
do COOT.
.!:;: IT.."'.
C 0. A 0. J, 4o. 14 H. A. l" 4j V.
do sen, 4e.. ny&o. P.. ,V
r U ft 8 r e 4'ie, ll do ei. 4" '
C. It I. A P. e 4a 1114 .do let ref.' 4."
do rfc. 4a. . . . 7ltt8o. lUllwar !
f, H r ft 0 me illj do sen. " 1
f ft H ct 4a. . 17 Colon Par nn i, '
n. it rt n. r t. s v"
KM
so
15 W,
101V4
7m
ie.. dn
ril.tlllara' U 0H do lat'
Erie p. 1. 4. nuu. s. nuht-; .:
ren. 7ft It. tt o. . -V
dn f t 4t. aar. D. 49UV..O. ri,:.. 7?
III. Cen. let r. it. ttlt'Wab. Irt ft ii
Inter. Met. 4He.. ., 74M,W,tefn iid 4e ' ,!
ii iii. atkcj His... 71
41i
J.pan 4. nvW,. Central 4. i?3
.Til.. HIHhnl -."iiai 18. .. IJU
llnaton Stock Hark...
BOSTON, Nov. 19,-CIoslng quotations
on siwv--
Allouei r:f.'" 40U
Amai. coppar :.2v.r:f." i4:
A. Z. If .ifi.'"!1" alines ... TV.
Arlaoo. Cijm ..... JVi.Verth Butts u
n . , . h. a. w north t..i.
4-al. A Arliona.. 12,tf Pallos
Cal A Heel tOi Ooceala. ......
Centennial . "Vi-Si,,oex
Copper Ranse C. C M Hhannon ., .,
It
41
71
.....
I ...a,
Eaat uutta v;. w
Franklin
Oranbr fon ....
Green Cananta ...
lele Horale Copper
Ken- lk
take Copper
jl Halle Ceo per .
itlaml Copper .
I SUBarlar A 11
:i!H
f4
Tamarack . .
31 U. H. 8. a A ii.
17 da pfd . ...
4HlUah On.
Li?.i!!.P"- co...
llS.WolT.rine .J..
Ti lUVUek
Amer. As. le. . 4liW. n. it Cf ,-4u; J
A. T, A T. ee. 4. HN. V. c I vl. H
Am. Tbac, -J. J' (
Annoui A Co. o's. r. N. Til ii
Atehlton sen. 4.. K CT. ju, " ....
Loral Securities.
Quotations (urntehad kr Suras. Drloker ft Co..
411 Omaha National baak bulldloji
Bid. Alked.
Coonctl Bluff. OAK ia. 1111 . ui . . .
Columbue. Neb , L. H. A V. ii, 11(4, It , II
Chlceio II r Kerlee A, 1117. ... II ' JW
Dawaon (a Neb. Ct Houae ia, 1111 M leo
Deere ft Co. p(d. ex die . IIH t
I9U
7H
II
V4H
Ml,
K
II
IM
.H
li
.'4
T4s
104
HH
i
II
7
ll'i
Omaha Oti te, 1117
CUT ot Omaha 4H. ltll
omana a c. n. St. nr. u. 1111
Ditiini n, bu r. tra
II
Omaha ft c . n. Pt. Itr. com 4J
Omaha ft C n. Rr. ft Drtdie 41
Omaha K. U ft P. It. KM
Pacini O. A E p. e. notes, 1114...
Plate of Colorado Fundlns le. 1KI..
8e,undere-K. nidi. per cent pfd
Tort of Seattle 4Ht. 1111
Han Frssclere. Cel. ie, ItlO-HM
nnrkT Mt. fuel la and tmhua
II H IIH
7 17 II II
MH 100
1H Hi
IIH 100
1OT
Woodbury Co.. It.. Drtlrwtao . 1117. 101.1 101 4
Wjmore, Neb., ia a II 100
Konilnn Stock Bfnrkrt.
LONDON. Nov. "19. American securities
opened steady today Prices advanced at
the start, but later eased off and most
ot the gains were lost. At noon tho ton
waa dull and prices ranged from un
changed to H above parity.
Cbnsola. tnoaer . .. 71H Union Pacific..... ,1SJ
do account . .. 71V
RlIiVKH-Uar, easy; 274d.
MONEY iSi per cent; discount rates.
short bills, 64J54 per cent; three months,
6 per cent. .
. a
OMAHA OUNEflAIi MARKET.
nUTTBIl No. 1. 1.1b. cartons. 20c: No.
1, 60-lb. tubs. Sic
FISlI-YVhlle, fresh, 16c5 . trout, fresh,
18c; large crapples, fresh, 133150; Spanish
mackerel, 16c; shad roe, per pair, 40c,
tuumon, fresh, 10c; hMibut, freati, lie,
buffalo, 9c; bullheads, 13c; channel cat
tish, 16c; pike, l&c; pickerel, 12c
PO U IaTItY D rot lers, J5.0OS6.0O per dos.:
hens, 16916c; cocks, 12o; ducks. 18tT20c,
genie, 18c; turkeys, SSa; pigeons, per dot,
tLH); roosters. 8 He; ducks, full feathered,
12 Vic. geese, full feathorsd, 11c; squabs.
No. 1. 31.60; No. 2, 50c
CIIEKSro Imported flwlis. 30c. Amerl-
can Bwtss, 86o; block Hwlsa, 24a; twins,
18c; daisies. 18V4c; triplets. ISHo: Young
Aniericsji, lo: blue label brick. 18c; Um-
berger. 2-ib 20c; New Tork white. c
Wholesale, prices of beef cuts effective
today In Omaha are as follows:
IIBUK CUTS No. 1 ribs, 18c; No. 3, 15c;
No. 3. 12c, No. 1 loins. lV4c: No. X 16Ue.
No. 3, 13Hc No. 1 chucks. 10?io: No. 2,
Vtc; No. 3, SUc No. l rounds, Uc; No.
3, llVio; No. 3, 11 He No. 1 Plata, lic;
No. X, 8c; No. 4, 714C.
Tne louowing prices are turnisnea oy
the Ollilnsky Fruit company:
FRUITS Apples: Extra fancy "Wash
ington Jonathans, per box. 33.25: -White
"Winter Pearmalns, per box, 32.25; fancy
Fairmont Creamerr 7 per cent guar .
inter Ripld Tr le, ll(
loa nr. A Light li lilt
Kanffti Cltr. Mo.. Krh Die. 4a, 1M.
Middle West Utilities . lilt
wiuie winter pearmains, per dox, iiw,
fancy Idaho Dlack Twig, per box, 3100,
fancy Idaho Baldwins, per box, 82.00;
fancy. Idaho York Imperials,- per box,
32.00; fancy Idaho "Walbrldge,. per box,
81.85; fancy Idaho Willow Twigs,. per box,
31.85; fancy Idaho Smith Ciders, per box,
31.85; extra fancy Idaho Northern. Spy,
Greenings or Kings, per box, JiOO; extra,
fanoy Idaho Rambos, per box, 32.2a; extra,
fancy Ben Davis, per box, 81.(5; fancy
Ben Davis, per box, 31.60; choice Ben
Davis, per box, 31.40; No. 1 Ben Davis,
per bbl., 84.60; labeled Wins Baps, per
bbl., H&o; labeled Oono, per bbl., 35,50.
Pears; Kxtra fancy Bcurre Clalrgeau,
per box, 3160. Oranges: Florida, 126, 150, ,
176, 260, 316 sites, per box, 34.64; 360 site,
per box, ROD; sti else, per box, 3160;,
navals, 126, ISO, 178, 300, 318 sixes per box.
(4.60; 360 lis, per box, 34.25; 283 size, per
box, 33.75; 824 else, per box, 8100. Lemons:
Extra fancy Bunklst, SOCs and 340m, per
box, 89.00; extra choice Ited Ball, 300a and
360n, per box, 18,50, Qrapcs-. Kxtra fancy
Kmperors. per crate, 3109; Sari's Em
perors, per bbl., 34.00: Imported Malaga,
extra fancy, 37.09; fancy, H60; extra
choice, '36.00; choice, 85.60. Grapefruit -,
Extra fancy Florida. 46 and 96, 34.75. 64,
61 and 80, 85.00. Cranbonies; Per box,
3176; Bell and Bugis. Pr bbl., 19,00: Bell
and Cherry, per bbl., 88.60; late Had, per
bbl., 88.25; Itlchaxd, per bbl., 39.00; ex
treme Jumbo, per bbl., 81L09.
VKarOTABl.lsfl-Potatoost Genuine Red
niver Earlv Ohio, per bu.. 81.00: Rural or
Ulirbanks, per bu., 85o;. Virginia sweet
potatoes, per bbl,, 32.60; Delaware Jerseys,
per hamper, 11.28. Cabbage! Holland
seed, per lb., So; red, per lb., 3c Bquasht
Per lb., 2c. Pumpkins: Per lb., l4c
unions: uanrorma large ycnow, per lb.,
2Hc Ohio large Red alobe, per lb., 2c;
8ianlsh, per crate, 11.60; white boiling,
per lb., 3c. Tomatoes: California, per
,UU.'WMMTI. V.u.V. TtVS
MISCEL.UANDOU8 California figs. 13
12-ox. pkgs., 85c; 60 6-oi. pkgs., 32.00; Cali
fornia niacK iigs, u iz-os. pugs., ii.w; 7
crown imported figs, per lb., 18c; 3-crown
imnortsd firs, per' lb.. ISci 7-crown nulled
figs (boxes weighing about S Ibs.i. va 5
crown puuea rim (Doxes weigning abut
weighing about 10 or.), 'per doc, L25;
Dromedary brand dates, pkg., 33.00; An
chor brand dates, pkg., 32-25; Hallowe'en
dates, per lb., 7Hc; parsnips, per lb., 2c;
carrots, per lb., 2c: beets, par lb., 2c; ruta
bagas, per lb., 114c: California Jumbo
celery, per dox., 86a; Michigan celery, per
dos.t 36o; cider, per keg, 83.26; elder, per
nair ddi ftwo; inaiiots, per eoi., wc,
parsley, per dox.. 40c: radishes. Per dox..
30c; head lettuce, per dds., 11,00; home
grown icsc Ktiuce, pnr uos., tvo; green
peppers, per basket, 60o: wax or green
beans, per hamper, 86.00; hothouse cucum
bers, per dos., 76o to 1160; cauliflower,
per crate, 3126; Venetian garlic, per lb.,
UHo. egg-plant, per dox., 32.00; horse
radish. 3 dos. bottles In case, per case),
32.00; walnut. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
19c; medium pecans, per lb., UVto; Jumbo
pecans, per id., jmi; giant pecans, ixiuisi
ana paper shell, per lb., 2&c; filberts, per
lb., 16c; Drake almonds, per lb., 18c; paper
hell, 23c; Braalls, per lb.. 18c; large
washed, per lb., 19c; black, walnuts, per
lb.. 2Hc; raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb., 7c;
Jumbo peanuts, per lb., 84; roast peanuts,
per lb., 8Vjo; shall bark hickory nuts, per
lb., 6c; large hickory nuts, per lb.. 4o!
white rice popcorn, per lb., 4s; checkers,
per lOO-pkg-. case, 83.60; checkers, per 50
pkf. caae, IL75.
Kansas Cltr Live Stock Market,
tr 1 Ttfc 1 a rrmv vr.. 1. r, , nvm- . .
cslpts. 9,460 head, market steady; prime
rta steers, 8.w.i; aressea beef steers.
rr.03f3.23; western steers, t4.Kfr8.2S:
wuthern steers. 85.3697.50; cows, 84.2&t
7.09; heifers, 86.364K.00; stockers anT feed
ers. a.awi.ii, duiis, s&wsfaos; calves.
Iioas necejpts. 14.880 head: market
stead to strong, closed 60 lower: bulk
of sales. i7.MW7.99: heavy. t7.7saV7.ar
packers and butchers'. I7.664j7.90; light,
37.65f7r.90: pigs. 3&18497.2S.
eilKHP AND IAMBS Receipts 7.400
heevd; market 26o higher: lambs. 8eXfO0
7.25; yearlings, 84.78436,76; wethers, I4.JMSP
6.00; ewes. $1764.rA
nils and Rueln.
NEW PORIC. Nov. 19. COTTOVRTran
OILe Market firm: prime, summer yollow,
spot, ei.ioi.jj. uegemDer, 7.io; March,
7-30; May. $7.42,
ROHIN-Marltot quiet.
TI'RPEINTINEi Market steady.
8AVANNAH. Oa., Nov. 19. TURPEN
TINE Market firm, 43io; sales. 451 bbls,;
receipts. 654 bbls.; shipments. IS3 bbls.;
Stocks. 31.404 bbls.
ROaiN-Mnrket firm; sales, 3.210 bbls.,
receipts, 1943 bbls.; shipment. 1,337 bbls.;
stocks, 169.649 bbls. Quotations; A, B.
C D. E. F, $175; O, $3.7033.73: II. $5.70
OinH: I, $3.76; K. 134.45: M, 83.OOfi6.05, N,
,e.tx36.06: WO. ; ww, n.eo.
Slonx Cltr ltv Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Is,, Nov. 19.-CATTL.B-Recelpts.
1.200 head; market weak; native
steers, $4,764(7.23; cows and heifers, $1.00
34.00; canners, $3.60Si4.Z3; stockers and
feeders. W.004J7.10: calves, $8.6089.00; hulls,
stags, etc., r5.25.ft5.40.
H OO 8 Receipts. 4.500 head; market
steady; heavy. $7.4597.60; mixed, $7-60dr
7.K5: light, $7,65iS7.75; bulk ot sales, $7,55
177.70.
HHBPP AND !AMT3S-RecelpU. 2.500
head; market steady; fed muttons. $5.rA
fj.O0; wethers. $4.6036.00: ewes, $17594.60:
lambs. HOoeT.&tt,
Live Stock In Slscht.
Receipts at live stock at the six prin
cipal western market vsterday:
vattie, iiogi. unsep.
1.200 6,500 2.5M
...... . 6.400 14.800 7 400
4.100 3.300 3.500
.18.600 33.000 20,000
1.600 7,600 600
SloUX City ...
Kansas City .
flt. Louis
Chicago
St Joseph
South Omaha.
2.500 10.500 11.000
Totals . ... 33.000 73,700 45,900
JURY DISAGREES IN SUIT
AGAINST TROLLEY COMPANY
The Jury which heard the evidence In
the suit In district court In which rela
tlves of Leon Shapiro, a 3-year-old boy,
who was run over by a street car at
Twentieth and Paul streets. In August,
1912, sought to recover $25,000 from the
street railway company, was discharged
after the, members reported to Judge
Leslie that they were unable, to agrea.