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TUH BKK: OMAHA, FRIDAY, DECEMBEtt 12, 11)13.
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REAL ESTATE.
CITY PltOFKllTV FOR SALE.
COTTAGE, EASY TEIIMS.
You are throwing away your money
paying rent when you rnn buy a ilandv
6-room cottage like the one tit SM Pratt
St. on a payment or 1200 cash, balance
t rnontrrty. One of the prettiest loca
tions In Omaha, only 2 blocks from the
Omaha university.
PAYNE. INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ware Block. Dour. 1781.
, A 7-HOOM flat, newly furnished, steam
heated; filled; good paying. Apply 707
Bouth ltth St.
.$1.00 DOWN-LOTS
And $1.00 per week. Central Park or
Hanscom Park addition. Ited KIT.
6-ROOM modern house, new, oak finish.
O. A. Eckles. D. 1S91
HAN8COM PARK, west side. Seven
rooms, nearly newt hnrdwood Inside; hot
air, electricity, gas! exceptional location,
accessible: all Improvements. Douic. 6233.
Hero '8 tho opportunity you
liavo been -watcbing for, a
good homo on tho. monthly
payment plan.
I haV'e'aeveral brand new house In the
north part of Omaha, which are well
built, all modern, of neat design and in
tjcxxl locations.
Either- houae can be purchased for
mnall 'cash payment- and balance like
renU
lMr full particulars call me tonight
after 6 p. m. Telephone Douglas 7M2.
TO BUY, BELL. Oil KENT, FIRST SEE
DHN W. KOUDINS. 1801 FARNAM ST.
JOHN
REAL ESTATK.
KAIUI A RANCH LANDS FOR SA1.D
ArknulM.
ONE hundred ten acres, eighty In eul
- 41vn.tlnn. balance) timber, sixty bottom
fend, good buildings, water, fruit, public
road, telephone, IVi-nillo. two towns, n
bargain, RW0, othor lands. 8. I Con-
ealus. Mammoth 8pring. Ark.
Arlsona.
KQR. we can locate you on 820 acre
government land; best ot soil and water
and close to main line K. K., and good
ellnmto. ISO pays fare down and back
from Omaha, tiling fees, surveying, trans.
porUtloa on ground, eta
1126 City Nat. Bank Hide. Omaha.
Mlaauurl.
1S0-ACHE farm. Improved. Price $i,oe;
tSOO down; map free. Arthur, Mountain
View. Mo.
OREAT opportunities to secure cheap
homes and euro Investments In the fa
tnous fruit and dairy belt, locatod on the
south slope ot the Ozark hills; Improved
farms, tu.50 up; beautiful timber. $7.60
up; easy terms. Write for free literature
and lists. Porterfleld & Bon. Koshkonong,
Mo.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
No. 2 Hard Wheat it Being Eagerly
Sought at Chicago.
CORN MARKET UNDER PRESSURE
llorrever, the lint-Ins; Power Over
bnlnnees it nhd l.orr Prices Do
Not Last Loner and
Back to Old Level.
do
$6ec. Michigan. Minnesota and Wlscon
sin. white, iwtoi-
CHEESE-Higher; daisies, HVfilJcl
twins. llSPHHc; Americas, l&HtJlSVic.
long horns, l44jlSc. ,
kuusj i.ower; receipts, 3,013 cases; at
mark, cases Included. TOffSlc; ordinary
tlrsta. SStTSPo; firsts, Jte.
POULTRY-Allve. lower; springs. 12c;
fowls, lite; tutkeys, 16c; dressed, 2c.
NEW YOIUC (SRNttllAI. MAIIKKT
Minnesota.
LEVEL good soil, improved 180 thirty
throe miles from St. Paul, Minn., for
10,600. Other pieces. Write owner. Jay
Balrd. Clayton. Wis.
Nebraska.
TWO MILES FROM KEYSTONE, NEB.
A fine SO-acre tract of Irrigable land,
under a good ditch, at t70 per acre. This
Is fine alfalfa land and 1b worth more
money; $l,QuO down and 1 to 10 years on
balance.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha, Neb. Ware Block.
South Duacatn.
FINK QUARTER FOR SALE CHEAP,
Boutheaat Section. 7-5-24, Stanley county.
South Dakota. Irving Best, 630 Cedar
8t.. St. Paul. Minn.
FAIIMS FOR. 1112 NT.
Farmi: ud Hunch Lauds.
'" 160 AND 1W acres, well Improved, good,
level, tlllabla land. Address B. Marks, Ut
Vine Bt, Council Bluffs, la.. X'hone list
KKAIi ESTATE LOANS
IUW tp 110.000 made promptly,
W eaa.sWekJ "Bldg., 18th and Ka
F. JO.
arnani.
iitt T.r)AlMH. Ilmla.Carlbarc Co..
0 310-312 Urandels Theater building.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
aABVIN BBG& MaatfM
1 VAJNTKD City louns and warrants.
W, Farnarn Smith & Co., 1320 Farnani St.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. 'A nomas. 22a. State Hank Bidg.
UMA11A homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2715.
FIV13 per cent farm loans; optional
Varments. Wm. McCormlck. 13U1 Farnam.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stuli Bros.
ItAHRlBON & MORTON. M18, Om. Nat.
BALK OH EXCHANGE 1U IS.
FOR 8AL.15A very fine stock and grata
ranch of acres, located about 30 miles
from Wichita, Kan., and 4 miles from
good railroad town; finely Improved, good
oulldings, tine orchura and extra tene
ment house; well, lenced and watered by
creek through pastures; some nice timber
along creek; about S0O acres; splendid for
alfalfa. This ranch la a money maker,
.alight consider a smaller farm or la
come property as part payment. Price,
H7.W per acre. Address P. O. Box 113,
Falrbury, Neb.
OMAHA. Dec. 11, 1(11.
The stocks of No. I hard wheat at Chi
cago are belnir ratilrllv roduend bv the
continued buying ot that particular grade
by exporters. They took 2S0.0CO bushels
yesterday and. In addition to this. It was
said that there were sales ot this same
description to Portugal smountlng to SO,
000 bushels. Whether this latter was all
irom umcago the writer was unable to
learn, but It probably will go out ot that
market. Interior millers were buyers ot
cash wheat here yesterday, which shows
that the time Is not far distant when
millers In certain sections of Ohio. In
diana and Illinois will be forced to come
here for supplies. These conditions show
a strong situation in wheat, as the cash
trade is always a reflection of the market
as a whole. Considerable of this grain
was sold by longs yesterday In order to
secure available profits, and with the In
crease In offerings, the trade Is Inclined
to back away from them and price reces
sions result The highest levels, however,
were reached at the close ot tho session,
when there were net gains of HOSc
A cable Was received from Uve.rnnol
yesterday and credited to the Broomhall
agency, saying that Canada and the
united States were about to compete with
Australia and Argentine wheat.
Cash wheat was unchanged to Ho
higher.
Although the corn market was under
nioro or less selling pressure at different
times yesterday, the buying power over
balanced this and the early low prices
failed to hold. It was a market where
the bulls were not afraid to absnrh thn
stuff thrown Into tho pit and where the
bears were slow to put out short lines
even on me nignest prices. Resting spots
for the day showed fractional gains, as
well us to Nhow that It Is a dangerous
proposition to go short' on this grain
under present conditions. It Is expected
that With the continuation of the present
favorable weather corn will come out
more freely, but there are so many holes
to be filled that there will be no accumu
lation In any position.
Cash corn was Ho lower to lHo higher.
The oats market was unsettled, with
cash and futures unchanged to a free-
uon tower, yet showing good reactions
from bottom prices. There was more
pressuro in Canadian offerings ot ar
rivaln at eastern lake ports.
iasn oats were unchanged.
Tho buying ot hog products waa for tho
purpose of reinstating Ion' lines and
this, more than anything elso, caused a
reaction irom the lower levels 01 tho
morning, which were made on a weak
hog market at the yards. The selling was
largely In tho way of realizing.
Clearances: Wheat and tlour. 703,000
bushels; corn, 1,000 bushels; oats, l,0uo
bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat. Ud hleher:
corn, K644d higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.006,000
bushels and shipments 496,000 bushels,
ugoinst receipts of l,.TS8,O0U bushels and
miiineniB 01 su,tMi ousneis last year.
Primary corn receluta were X.G.lOO hush.
els and shipments 42J.000 bushels, against
receipts of 009.000 bushels and snlpment
of 316,000 buhels last your.
Primary oats receipt were 512,000 bush
els and shipments 670,000 bushels, against
receipts of 667,000 bushels and shipments
ot 523.0U0 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
U'h.a, f-V... -In.
Chlcaco i 7u
Minneapolis 312 .. ..
"ulul 140
Omaah 43 H7 27
Kansas City., 35 fc9 3
kul 85 SS 44
Winnipeg 573
ixA? .""owing cash sales were reported:
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter. 2 cars. B2Uo:
cars.tKi4o; 1 car, 82c. No. 3' hard winter,
car, k. Co. No. 3 spring, 1 car, tiVc. No.
spring. 1 car. 7SUc K'n a rvnH 1 ..
2ttc. OaU: Standard, 1 car, 39 Vic. No.
' c". o; 2 cars, mho. No.
white. SSile: 4 cars. SSn. rvit-n- w
white. 2 cars. 6Gc. No. S whim. 1 nr
OOcf 2 cars, C6Vic No. 3 yellow. S can,.
65c No, 3 yellow, 1 car, 65c; S cars, 64ic;
m-hj. o. yenow, x car, sic.
No. 3 mixed, 1 car. 64V4o. No. 3 mixed.
cars. GIVic: 1 car. 64Uc: 6 cars. 64n: 3
cars, 63c; 8 cars. 63 Vic. No. 4 mixed, 2
cars. 63c: 1 car. CI Vic. No m-ade. 1 cat.
63HC
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat; tin. i
hard. 81W63Hc. No. 3 hard, 80HO62Mc.
No. 4 hard, 76V4GS1C. No. 3 spring, iia
tlXc No. 4 spring, 7SM979UC. No. 2
durum, 7Ht?80Vic. No. 3 durum, 73)
uoni: no. 2 wnue, uaftuuic. no,
a wnue. umroc no. 4 wnim Kzwartun.
No. 2 yellow. MUfiCCc. No. 3 vellow. 64
i?66c. No. 4 yellow, 63c. No. 2, 649
644c. No. 3, 6364kc No. 4, 61MSc.
No. grade, C0Q3c. Oats: No. 2 white.
39tt6(0V4- Standard, 39V4&33HC No. 3
wnue, ssiixmc mo. wnue, sjwsvic.
Barley: Molting, 69S73C. No. 1 feed, 46
49c. Rye: No. 2, 67HSc. No. 3, 56Vk
(toic.
TO TRADE FOR RESIDENCE
PROPERTY.
Here is a bargain In 223 acres In Taney
county, Missouri. This land is adapted to
raising tne aiapie grains, nay ana at
faira, as well as fruits.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha, Neb. Ware Block
WANTED.
GOOD CATTLE RANCH
WILL EXCHANGE
Live business established 26 years. In
cluding horses, harness, heavy truck and
freight wagons, carriages, hearses, bus
and trunk transier ana real estate lo
cated in a good manufacturing uiwn to
luwa. wnat have you to oueri
BOSHERMAN BUOiS..
Murray. la.
TWO scattered quarters, choice, Wilkin
county (Minn ) land: well located. What
have you to offtrT Give full particulars
in first letter. J. w. King, urecxenndge,
Minn.
BEAUTIFUL 673-acro sAlon. unlm
uroved. In Texas Danbandlu: rlesr. nnv
10,lM0. Want mercnanUlse, income prop
erty or smaller lorm. i., v. lay lor,
v,rooKiioru .uinn.
330-ACRE farm, fine Improvements, all
tillable, well located, wry cheap, ex
changes ot all kinds. L. K. Pendleton,
i-ouge ouy, tun.
TO EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE AND LOT
IN OMAHA,
A rood unimproved SO. six miles from
Marshall, Minn., a county seat town of
s,hju population.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Omaha. Neb. Ware Block.
WANTED TO JiVY
WANTED to buy, all kinds of watch
movements ana goia. ai. Nathan. 109 8. 1.
WE PAY highest prices tor ladles' and
gents- ciotning. ma s. uth St. R. 6644,
Rachman will treat you tight: beat
pncei xor mm, ciotnes ana snoes. w. ciu,
LIVE BTOCK MAIIKET Olr WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage ana eannKcge. lour consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
uon.
Lire Stock Commission Merchants.
MARTIN BROS, & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDER' MEETING.
Notice la- hereby given to the stock
holders of Lee-Glasa-Andreeaen Hard
ware company that the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the company
will te neta at me oinces or saia com
Mny. comer of Ninth and Harney
streets, in the city ot Omaha, in the
state of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January
13. A. D.. uii. at 3 o'ciocx p. m.. ror the
purpose of electing a board ot directors
for the company to serve during the en
suing 'yeax. and to transact such other
business as may be presented at such
meeting. J- .uts, resident,
j. CLARKE COIT, Secretary.
nu-daot.
Quotation of tltr Day "n Vnrlona
Cammodltipa.
NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-FLOUR-Steady;
spring patent I4.46ff4.60: winter straights,
M.Uft-4.2i; winter patent. I4.4094.00;
spring clears, I4.00fi4.20j extra No. 1 win
ter, 33.5603.76; extra No. 2 winter tl.40
V4.65.
WHEAT Spot, trregulnr. No. 2 red. S1.00.
nominal, elevator, domestic and $1.01,
nominal, f o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth, Kc, f. o. b., afloat. Futures
sagged off late under profit-taking;
December, SSVic: May, WHlei Jul-, 95Hc.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
1913, 404f48c; 1812, ff25ci raclflo coaat,
1?1S. 14Jr29c; 112. 21C27C.
1XIDES Steady; Bogota, V4yff23ViCI
Crntrnl America. 29c.
PETROLEUM Steady: refined. New
York bulk. 35.25; barrels. 375; cases. 1.135.
CORN Spot, steady; old. No. 2 yellow,
85c. nominal, elevator, domestic; No. 3
yellow, TkHc .
OATS Spot, quiet; standard white
464Hc; No. 3. 45ViS6c; fancy clipped
tvhlto. 47048a
HAY-Dull. standard. $1.00: No. 1.
31.02Vtei.05: No 2. 90H9V: No. 3. S0fl5c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, B
iwc: seconas. zsqzsc.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady;
323.25ff23.75; family. 324.KHh27.CO:
clears. 30.B22.W. Reef, steady; mess.
318.00818.60; family. 19.0OfOO0. Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
pounds, 313.00014.00; pickled hams. 313.50.
Ijard, steady; middle west, J10.ROJ3 10.90;
refined, steady; continent, 111.40; South
America, $12.06; compound, barely steady;
$S.50B.76.
TALLOW Quiet; city, 6Hc; country. 6
6-Jic: special. TUc
DRESSED Firm; fresh killed western
chickens, isZ3c; fowls, isyiltc; turkeys,
IS 24c
Hi'XTER-Flrm: rccelDts. 3.500 tubs:
creamer)' extras, 36tf27c, firsts, 2834c;
neia extras, Jnkuj.uc: nrsts, .ijuc; pio
cess extras. 2IV4I2T'.ic; factory, current
make, firsts, 21 (if 21 Vic
CHEESE Steady; receipts. 1.900 boxes:
state whole milk hold white or fresh spe
cials, ibVMUimc; average fancy, mrieuc:
fresh white or colored specials, 16c; aver
ago fancy, 15li4J154ic.
;uu nrm; receipts, a,wu cases;
fresh gathered extra, 40ff42c: extra firsts.
389139c: firsts. SOtfCTc: ret rlaertttor. stveclal
marks, fancy, 29029Vtc; firsts, 27H'62SVic;
r.earoy nennery, wnites, kuwic; gatnerea
whites. 45ff4Sc.
POULTRY Dressed steady: fresh killed
western chickens, 124f23c; fowls, 13j8-19c;
turxeys, ixtiruc.
OMAHA GENEllAL MARKET.
mess,
short
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Best Cattle Steady to Strong and the
Other Kinds Slow.
H0QS SHOW SOME IMPROVEMENT
i .
Active Trade In Mheep nnd Lambs nt
Prlcen Steady to Ten to Fifteen
Cents II lsjher -Feeders
Continue Stead)'.
SOUTH OMAHA. Deo. 1U 1913.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs. Bheop.
utticini Monday........ 3,su z,4si
Official Tuesday 4.&S0 6.724
Official Wednesday.... 3.04J 13,930
Estimate Thursday.,.. 3,000 14.ftX
Four days this weck.lS,4S6 M.l K.08'
Same days last weck..l,SM 30,409 46.WC
Same days 3 w'ks. ago., 7,787 28,418 85,0m
Samo days 3 Wks. ago.30.655 41,201 W.90S
Bame days 4 Wks, ogo.23,230 W.975 . 5.M1
Bame daya last year. .23,078 60,780 41.717
The following table shows the receipts
ot cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last year:
1913. 1912. Inc. Dec
Cattle 924.304 975,253 ,, (0,948
Hogs 3.409.C.S 2.773,(W5 363,410
Sheep 3,120,263 3,853,602 204,681
The following table shows the range ot
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. 1913. 19U.19U.1910.1900,
1908,
Doc 1..
Dec 3,.
Dec 3..
Doc. 4..
Deo. 6.
Dec. C.
Dec 7..
Dec. 8.
Dec. 9.
Dec 10.
fee. 11.
7 41
7 34
7 41
7 44M
i
7MV41
7 44
6 03, 7 13 8 03
7 67 01 7 13 8 OB
7 54 7 15 8 03
7 55 602 8 03
7 64 693 7 2
7 69 6 88 7 46 111!
7 65 7 94 7 41 8 22
1 6 97 7 32 8 22
766 601 746 880
7 64 7 58 8 33
7 31 6 97 8 35
6 79
6 76
5 65
6 69
6 68
6 41
6 41
6 48
6 63
5 41
1907.
4 61
4 64
4 63
4 7
4 71
4 C3
4 47
4 34
4 49
Sunday.
nt live Stock
nt the Union Stock Yards. Bouth Omuha,
for twenty-tour hours ending t 3 p. m.
yesterday;
RECEIPTS CARS.
CattlcHogs.Bheop.lrr's.
a. m. &. st. p. ity 4
Wabash R. R 2
Mo. Pac. liy s
U. P. R. R 85
C. & N. W., east.. 8
& N. W.. west 29
St. P.. M. & O.. 6
C. B. & Q.. east.. 6
C B. & Q., west.. S3
R. I. A l'., east s
R. I. A P.. west 1
Illinois Central.... 1
C. O. W. Ry 2
BUTTER-No. l. l-lb. cartonr. 33c: Nc
1, 60-lb. tubs, 31c
iriBH White, fresh, iec; trout, iresn,
15c; largo croppies, fresh, 13 15c; Spanish
mackerel, 16c; shad toe, per pair, 40o;
salmon, fresh, 10c; halibut, fresh, lie;
buffalo, 9c: bullheads, 13c; channel cat
fish, 16c; pike, 15c; pickerel, 12c
POULTRY Broilers, $4.O0e.O0 per dot.;
hens, 15c; cocks, 12c; ducks, 18c; geese,
16c; turkeys, 23c; pigeons, per dox., $1.20:
ducks, full feathered, UV&c; geese, full
feathered, 11c; squabs, No. 1, $1.60; No.
2, 50c
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 33c; Ameri
can Swiss, 22c: block Swiss, 20c; twins,
18c; daisies, 18 Vic; triplets, 18Hc; Young
Americas, 19c; blue label brick. 18c; Urn
berger. 2-Ib Joe; New York white, 19c.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
today In Omaha are as follows:
BEEF CUTS Ribs: No. L 17ic; No. 2,
HVic; No. 8, m;c. Loins: No. 1, ISHc;
No. 2, l5Ko; No. 3, 13c. Chucks: No. 1,
lOVic; No. 2, BVic; No. 3, SVic Rounds: No.
L 13 Vic: No. 2. 12c; No. 3, HVic. Plates:
No. 1, 9c; No. 2, 8 Vic; No. 3, 8c,
Minneapolis Grain Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 11, WHEAT
No. 1 hard, 87i2Sc; No. 1 northern, 85
87Uc; No. 2 northern. S3V40NVic:. No. 2
hard, Montana. 85&80Vic; No. 3, 815J
83Uo; December, 64Vic; May, 87ic.
FLOUR Unchanged.
BRAN Unchanged.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 63c.
OATS No. 3 white. 37&0SSC.
RYE-NO. 2. 5557ViC t
SEED Flax, $l.451.48.
BARLBY-Unchanged.
Total receipts.. ..137
Dlbt'UaiTlUN-llttAU.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris ft Co 357 2,209 706
Kwlft & Co b88 3,331 1,709
Cudahy Packing Co.. 742 4,601 2,276
Armour & Co W L0?J ' 1,614
Morrell 4
P. Co 19
O. P. Co U
W. B. Vansant Co.... 8
Benton. Vansant & L 182
ill! Bon 31
B. Lewi , 142
Huston & Co.... 19
B. Root & Co 124
H. nulla 8
U F. HUSI 23
Werthclmor & Dcgen.. 2!f
H. F. Hamilton 43
Sullivan Bros 1
Rothschild
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Kinmui City Grnln nnd Provisions.
vivaia rTi.- ta. , , uriinim
Cash: No. 2 hard, 84Vi83c; No. 2 red,
POVi4?02o.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 67HBSVic; NO. 3.
68c; No. 2 white, 71: No. 3, 69c
OATSNo. 3 white, 40Hn40o; No. 2
mixed. 40c
BUTTER-Creamery, 30c; firsts, 29c;
seconds, 27c; packing, 19c
EGGS Firsts, 82c; seconds, 20c.
POULTRY Hens, HVic; roosters, c
ducks, 10c; springs, lOVic
St. Loots General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec 11. WHBAT-Close:
No. 2 red, 9tfi?7o; No. 3 hard, 8994Ho;
December. 89Vic; May, 92(SWic.
CORN Nominal; December, 70Hc; May,
71Tie72c.
OATS-Hlgher: track. No. 2. 4lWci No.
2 white, 42c; December, 40Vic; May, 43Hc
HiK Steady at 64c.
Features of the Tnldlnir nnd ClosInK
Prices on Board, of Trade,
CHICAGO. Dc ll.Tnn tnueh nnn.
Imlty on tho buying side today in wheat
maae the traae auspicious about the ad
visibility of Increasing holdings or even
as to retaining what liad been acquired.
Accordingly, tne market, which, had
shown a gain all around, closed easy at
a range varying "from HQ Via decline to
a shade advance, compared with the
night before. Other gcaln showed a net
loss corn l-16o to Ho and oats He to
6-Wc
In provisions the outcome was un
changed to 15c down.
Announcement tnat the Canadian
premier had set December 16 as a day
on which to receive grain growers and
dealers who were understood to favor
free wheat had considerable to do with
checking bullish sentiment in the wheat
pit here. Later advices that reserves
of wheat in Canada were smaller than
generally supposed did not greatly alter
the prevalent feeling that there was need
for caution In regard to investment.
Heavy rain and hall damage Is said to
be Interfering with the Argentine har
vest were Influential In lifting the wheat
market the first half of the session. Re
markably low estimates on tne Argen
tine exportable surplus cut a figure also
against the bears, but were afterwards
corrected so as to be less radical.
In I h mm crowd reoorts of heavy
shipments to Chicago from Illinois. Iowa
and Indiana started general selling. The
result waa more tnan an owei iur a.
previous offset due to signs here that
unttud weather was at hand. Oats
followed corn, but did so more decidedly
on the down turn. Liquidating sales
were noticeable in ootn uecemccr ana
Mprovislons lacked support. Throughout
the session owners were disposed to un
load.
Artlclel Open.l Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheatl
Dec-May.
Corn I
Dec.
May.
Oats
Dec
May Pork
Jan.
May
Lard
Jan..
May.
Ribs
Jan..
May.
RSTi 89Vi S8U 83 E8H
92V4 92 92 93 I 92Vi
T0H 71 V4 79H 70H 70V4
70i 70V4 60?i 69H 7014
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10 82 10 85 10 77 10 80 10 85
11 17 11 17 11 10 U 10 . U 17
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U 32 11 35 11 25 1 1125 112
Liverpool Grain Market,
TJVFmPOOL. Dec. II. WHEAT Hrxt
firm: No. 1 Manitoba, 7s Id; No. 2, 7s d;
No. 3. 6s lld. Futures steady; Decem
ber, not quoted: March. 7s 2d: May.
7. lUd.
CORN spot nrm; .American mixea, as
fd. La Plata futures firm; December, 4s
10d; January, m a.
Oils nnd Rosin.
NEW YORK. Dec, ll.-COTTONSEED
OIL steady; prime summer yeuow, spot,
86.754j7.no; Marcn, J7.w; May, ji.is.
robin uuiet.
TURPENTINE Quiet: machine bar
rels. 46c.
HAVANAIl, GO., HCC. 11. TURFKN
TINE Firm; 42iic; sales. 643 bblB.: re
ceipts, 633 bbls.; shipments, 608 bbls.;
stocks. 23.10 hhlk.
Tiril3TV VIM, mtam A BTh KKl m , M..ln,a
2,226 bbls.;' shipments, i.JSO bbls.: stocks.
ht.isz. yuote: a. ji, t.-, u, f; f, u ana
H, $165: I. $3.76; K. $4.66; M, $5.35; N,
JS.3JJ WU, .W, WW, t. to.
Metnl Market .
NEW YORK. Dec 11. METALS Lead
oulet: $3.9604.05: In London. 185. Soelter.
easy; $5.05Q3.15; In London., 21 6s. Cop
per, steady: electrolytic. Ii4.nutri4.50
lake. $15.00$15.50, nominal; casting, $14.0)
un.iz: in London, firm: snot t& 17s od
futures, 65. Tin. firm; spot, December
and January, wwffxi Wi in London, firm
spot. 171 10s. futures. 172 16s. Ant!
mony, dull; Cookson's, $7.457.60. Iron
quiet and unchanged: Cleveland war
rants In London. 49t 7Kd.
BT. IXIUIB. Dec 1 1. M BTALS Lead
dull; $3.8593 90. Spelter, quiet, $4.95C.00,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-COTTON-Fu
tures closed steady: December. 1104c
January. 12.82c: March. 12.8o: May,
12.91c; July. 12.80c Spot, quiet; middling,
13.40c: guir. u.Kc.
cotton closed aulet at a net decline of
i eta points.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. H.-COTTON Scot
good business done: Prices easier: mid
dllng fair. 7.80d: aood mlddllmr. 7.46d
middling. 7-24d; low middling. 7.02d; good
ordinary, C.36d; ordinary, C02d. Sales
lo.vuu bales.
r-Mrirr rmh Prices Wheatt No. 3 red.
97c; No. 3 red. 9ie5c; No. 3 white, 90c;
No. 3 Willie, SMWtic; no. a nonncni,
91692c; No. 3 northern. 834391c; No. 2
nrinr. aoUftSlc: No. 3 SDring. 89VO90UC
Corn, all new: No. 2. 7172c; No. 2
white. TZWizVtc; no. z yeuow, aiznc;
No. 3. 67ftVic; No. 3 white. 66-8 6c; No.
S yelow, 6863c Oats: No. 3 white,
40V4Ji41c; No. 4 white,, mffllc; standard,
41UG42Vlc
Rye. No. 2. 64c. Barley, 6Se75c Timo
thy, $4 00(a6.25. Clover. $10.60914.60. Pork,
321 25. Lard. $10.72, Ribs. $10.50Q11.2S.
BUTTER Higher; creameries, 22ji4o
to 3431C
POTATOES Lower; receipts. M cars;
Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, red,
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-COFFEE Th
market was quiet today, but ruled ran
erally steady on reports of less pressure
against the coat and freight market and
scattered covering. The opening was
steady at 163 higher and the close steady
at di points net nigntr, caies, i.ovu bags;
December, 9.16c; January. 9.60c; March,
9.76o : May. 10.02a: July. 10.22c: BeDtember.
tavjc; uctooer, iv.nc opoi steaay; Hlo
no. t Bantoi no, livic Mild
quiet; coraova. jspuvic, nominal.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORIC, Dec H.-DUY GOODS
Duplicating for spring deliveries on men's
wear waa slow today. Some cheap over
coatings in twenty-eight ounce weights
were offered for fall by foreign and do
mestic producers. Raw silk was a little
firmer. Cotton goods and yarns were
quiet.
The Persistent and judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
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SHEEP The tone to the whole trade
this morning was muoh better than yes
terday, and this occurred In suite of the
fact that the rvre.ntu were liberal for a
Thursday, and early messages trom oin-
KtHn nnlnta Inillrateil a traae on a sirauy
basts at those places. Fed western lambs
and ewes were the principal stock In
trade, and as there was onolher scarcity
ot really choice offerings ot all kinds
local luivt-m win on the sceno early
picking up the best stuff available first
at prices generally Mcady to WtflJc
higher on bolh fat lamba jnd ewe.
There were no wetheis or yearlings of
conttcouenco Include,! In the lecetpts. An
active mnrket prevailed until everything
on the killing order waa cioauea up in
tircttv fair shape.
The range of prices on fat lambs was
around 17.254J7.Mv, the latter price being
pnld for two ears of the Hord-fed west
ern lambs weighing 7t pounds, and wiui
ton. A very good sprinkling ot native
lambs sold around 7.5017.ttu. Fat owes
brought prices anywheto trom $1 151fG.0O.
Quotations on shoep ana lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, $7.6007,85; lambs, fair to
good, $7.00tT7.6O; lambs, culls, $5.6Ojr.00;
lambs, feeders, $G.604)6,66; yearlings, light,
$6.60tf.76, yearlings, heavies, $0.0006.60;
yearlings, feeders, $4.KXrci wethers,
good to choice, ts.t&iacno: fair to good,
$1.666.25; wethers, reededs. $4.00tf4.60;
wes. good to cholco, $1.Gj4jO.OO; fair to
iiood. $4.15m.68; ewes, feeders, $11504.05.
218 cornfed lambs 69 7 60
175 oomfed lambs 69 7 60
106 cornfed litmba 68 7 40
179 cornfed lambs 68
50 cornfed lambs 63
119 cornrcd yearlings 92
122 cornfed yearlings 93
117 cornfed lambs 72
86 cornfed lambs 83
107 cornfed ewes .......i 115
99 cornfed ewes 121
499 cornfed lambs 75
173 cornfed lambs 90
195 wethers 108
232 cornfed ewes 94
60 cornfed ewes 94
72 cornfed ewes 138
119 cornfed lambs 76
10 culls ., CO
7 40
5 76
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6 30
7 60
7 60
4 70
4 75
7 M
7 26
5 40
4 15
4 15
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Mo. A Kan.-Calf Co.. 135
Christie 3.H
Hlgglns 2
Huffman 2
Meyers I
Krebs 7
Baker. Jones & Smith 10
Tanner , , 30
Harvey 137
utner uuyors mq 3,311
Total 3,973 11,783 9,616
CaVilE There were only 11 car ur
cattle reported In the yards this morn
ing, which leaves the total for the tour
days at 15,436 head, a falling off of al
most 3,000 head as compared with last
week, and of .7,600 head as compared with
a year ago.
uood to choice light beef steers were
in active demand at good strong prices.
A little bunch of four head ot Christmas
yearlings sold at $9.90. The general run
of fair to good beet steers commanded
steady prices, although the trade waa
particularly active
uood llglU neiiera ana young cons on
the heifer order that would do for the
holiday trade were sought after and tho
market on that kind was active and
strong. On the otner nana tne general
run Of fair to medium cows and heifers,
while about steady, were very slow sell-
The most desirable Kinos 01 lecoers
were about steady, but anything else
waa alow and lower. The fact is the
feeder market has noi oeen very active
any day this week and prices are a little
lower man iav ween.
nnnfnllnnl OS C11US1 UDW IU COU1C4
beef steers, $8.15.60; fair to good beef
steers. $7.6OfiS.10; common to fair beet
steers! $6.60$7.60; fair to choice year
lings, t8.25Q9.lO; good to choice rangers,
$7.0937.90; fair to good rangers, $.607.00;
common to fslr rangers, f3.7596.00; good
to choice cornfed heifers. HfrO7.60; good
to choice grass heifers, $4.25W7.00; good
to choice cows, $8 00.65; fair to good
grades, $5.26416.00: common to fair grades,
8426S6.3S: good to choice stockera and
feeders. $6.867.W: fslr to gold stockers
and feeoers, o..sr-w. -""'i"u"
stockers and feeders, $5.6.36i stock
cows and heifers, $4.60.eO; veal calves.
$6.&01f 10.00, buns, stags. . 4i.weto.ie.
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unns Sunnlles were very large, the
estimate calling for 200 cars, or 14,000
h.H This makes the total tor the week
to date 36,133, a slight gain over last
week, but a falling off or more than
14,000 head as compared with the same
period of last year. ,
In spite of the fact that receipts were
so generous, speculators and shippers
started out early and bought quite a
number of hogs at prices that were fully
luilv nd In onma cases a little higher.
Packers were a little slow about fol
lowing suit, but everyone appeared to
have large orders, and when they finally
started out values were generally steady
to a shade higher, while here and there
.ut. was nunteri f, a belnr a nickel UP.
On the whole the market can be quoted
as fairly active and steady to strong.
Bulk of the butcher and heavy stuff
sold at $7-4537.60, with a top ot $7.65, and
lights moved largely at $7.257.60.
Movement waa fairly active until the
big end of the supply had been cleaned
up. but towards the close values slipped
off a little and trade consequently oc
came slow.
Most or the sellers who had hogs left
at this time held on for a return of the
early morning strength, but Instead of
regaining Its lost grouna, tne marxei be
came. If anything, still worse, and mid
day found about twenty loads still In.
first nanus.
Cattle Steady to Atron
Btrons; to Higher.
CHICAGO. Dec. U.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
6,000 hood; market steady to strong;
beoves, ii.w3V.w; Texas steers. t.ixui.iu;
weern steers, $5.9081.75; stockers and
fecuers, $4.0007.60; cowa and heifers, $3.40
m.ao; calves, $7.00011.60.
nous Receipts, sv.wu neaa; ninrnei
strong to 6a higher; bulk ot sales, $7.86?
7.00; light, 7.55B7.i&; mixea,
heavy. $7.7507-90; rough, $7.&57,6u, pigs,
5.75e7.40.
siiKEP and LAMn.t-iiecewts.
head; market steady lo 10c higher; na
tive. $1.2036.60; western, $3.20lfj.0; year
lings, 85.S5ft6.76: iambs, native, Ja.207jS.O0;
western, o.US.w.
Knnsna City Live Block Market.
KANSAS CITY, Dec 11. CATTLE
Receipts, 4,000 head; market steady:
nrlmn fed steers. JS.25flO.50: dreesed beef
steers, S7.25Q8.25; wis torn steers, S6.264i
7.73; southern steers, $5.60(37.00; cows, $4.25
07.00; heirers. 8.cwn'j.ou; siocxers ana
feednrs, $5.6087.40; bulls, $5.007.00; calves,
f5.10fM1.00.
HOGS Receipts, 11.000 head! market
steady; closed weak; bulk, $7.4007.65;
heavy. S7.G5A7.80: packers and butchers.
$7.657.76; light, $7.40Sf7.62j pigs. $6.S5
7.Z&.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,000
head; market steady; lambs, 7.zr.0);
yearlings. H.MWfl.75: wethers. ll.6Oli0.D0;
ewes, S4.008H.90.
I
8t, I.ouU Live Stock Market,
BT. LOUIS. Dec 11, CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,600 head; market steady to lOo
higher; native beef steers, $7.6089.15;
cows and heifers. $1.26i.lS; stockera and
feeders, $5.0087.60; southern steers, $5,7S
7.00: cows and heifers, $4.0OU.O0; calves,
II.KTS.tO.
HOOS Receipts, 7,200 head; market 10
15o higher; pigs and lights, $6.257.80:
mixed nnd butchers, $7.5087.80; good
heavy. $7.8087.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4,200
head; market steady; native muttons,
f3.758-4.80; lambs, $5.2686.00.
Sioux City Live Block Mnrket,
SIOUX CITY. la.. Dec 1L CATTI.K
Receipts. 800 head! market steady: Ins.
tlve steers, $6.0086.75; cows and heifers,
$6. 00 6.10; canners, $3.75ff4.2&; stockers
and feeders, 35.00tf6.75; bulls, stags, etc.,
$6.4506.45.
HOGS Recelnts. 2.800 head: market 5a
higher: heavy. t7.Okf7.65: mixed. $7,600
7.6fl; light, $7.X87.7S; bulk of sales, $7.358
7,60.
SHEEP AND IASIBB Rece DtS. 2.000
head; market steady; fed muttons. $5.60
ejo.w; wetners, liiouo.w; ewes, 3.7&y
4.60; lambs, $0.7687.60.
Bt. Joseph Live 8 took Market.
an mapnif r r-v.. ... run?
Receipts. 1.H00 head: market slow: steers.
$3.0089.00: cows and heifers, $1.2686.60;
HOUS-Rece Dts. 1R.000 headl market
Co lower; top, $7.65; bulk ot sales, 87.30O
7.00. '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.000
neaa: maraet iuo lower; iambs, coon
. . , .
Nerr York Money Market,
NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-MONEY-On
ran. nrm. imucim per cent: ruunir rata.
6 per cent: closing. 2Q2& per cent.
Time loans, strong; sixty days, 6 per
cent; ninety days, 614 per cent; six
months. 5 per cent.
PRIME MHRCA NTIL rJ PAPER-6
6 per cent. Hterling exchange, steady;
sixty days, ll.ui; demand, $1.83. Com
merclal bills. Jl.iHi.
SILVER Bar, 67!ic, Mexican dollars,
UKc.
BONDS Government, nrm: railroad,
Irreirular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:-
u. B. ref. is r.. "K. u. b. ttr. ;
do ret. coupon, 37 VI I,. B. dab. 44 tllll) n
You Can Borrow
$1,000 to $5,000
On Improved Omaha
and South Omaha Resi
dence Properties for 10
Years at 6 under the
NEW HOME
PURCHASE PLAN
Of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of New
York Assets December 31, 1912...$513,31,2QL29
The mortgage is protected by life
insurance in the same amount as
the loan, at a small additional charge.
The principal and interest of the
loan and the cost of life insurance
is payable in monthly installments.
In case of death of the borrower
the life insurance pays off the loan
in full and Balance Goes to His Estate.
In case of FIRE or TORNADO
You are Protected.
This Plan Is Sure To Interest You.
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CO., Agents
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choice upland. Ill.&OftllOO: No. 2. HO.OOffr
11.60; No. 3. H.OOS'lO.OOi No. 1 choice mid
land, tll.COtjll.tM; No. t, tlO.e-Sll.00: No.
I. U.00.: No. 1 choice lowland, tS-OOtf
10.00; No. 2. t7.0O39.00; No. 2. t7.COa9.00;
No. 3. t&00&7.00. BtrawWholce wheat,
to.00eS.G0; choice, oat or rye, tS.0Ofj.6O.
Alfalfa No. 1 choice pea green, 14.00ft
15.W; No. 2, tu.ootyn.o0i No. i, t9.08ii.ou.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Makes Fairly Good Showing, Deipite
New Haven Difficulties.
SHARES OF ROAD GO DOWN
Telephone nnd Telerpli Stocits
llenvr, Onlnil ITesnraahtr to Re
port President Uonalderlns; VrA
crnl Ownership of Xlns.
mtip vhnM- run 1 1 Tn vIaw nt tho
fuct that suspension Of jnw iiaren diti
donds had riot been Henernlly loplted for
It was the opinion ot traders that that
stock and the market as a whole made
a fairly uood showing today. New
Haven's extreme decline was on vv'"'
closed 'at 6SW. . .. . . .
lleleRatlon to we nonuiviuonu ju
class of a stock for many years a prims
favorite of Investors put the market .to
a severe test. The blow was softened by
the fact that aisioaBcmcni oi new iiyen
from Its former hlifh position had been
.. 1 n- mA 1. WM M Q fort.
Ill PIUHICM IW"I
none conclusion that dividends would not
bo conunuea on ira p" ni " .
the most common prediction was that
puyments would no on at a lower rate.
The stock market, therefore, was called
upon to absorb heavy sales of New Haven
trom fllsappoiniCQ inveaiora. uiiti
i , . .. ... . . I n nfir4lniila from rjw
Knsiand. The effect ot these offerlnKs
was helirhtened b yshort selling; and trad
ing in riow iovvii in ii" , i, w. .. "
heavier than In an yof the speculative
a. Hi Inw.r nunfatlon It met
with support, and after the largest vol-
ume o jorienngs nan oecn nuaurucu ure
price rallied slowly.
heavy, owing presumably to Washington
reports mai x-reaiucnv itiwuh "
slderlng government ownership of tele
phono lines. . . ... .
1'ennsylvanla was sold on the theory
that being a large holder of New Haven
stock It wouia suner a ioa ut wtuiuu
through suspension of tho dividends.
1'ennsylvanla and American Telephone
sold at the lowrst points touched for a
number of years. In various other places
there were signs of liquidation. There
was selling hero on direct orders from
London, Paris and Berlin, although the
volume u xuiicniis. u. iw,.,,,
was not large.
t .... . ftm.mr.nn , wt. -lino- H M fl f 1 1 M I a r
All HIO wi.nwuti
and partial recoveries were effected.
lionus were inciwar, Auti uc, !
value, tl.4W.000. United States 2s ad
vanced 14 on coll.
JNUmDar or. saies ana leauma quoiauum
on stocks were;
Bil.l. lllih. u, Clou.
Amtlnmattd Copper..., 71,400 71H 74 701i
Arcirfcin Agricultural.
American Urt Hucar.... jy;
Atntrican t !,...
Arnirlcta Can ptd. ....... 904
American C. K
Atnrlcali Cfctlnu Oil- -Amrlcaa
Ic becurllli.. 1,100
ADlinnn wnriw t, .
American IKoraotlT.,-.
Amartoan 8. It
Amrrlran 8. A It. pfd.. .
Am. nufar jituuius....
American T. T
Ancrlcan Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co ...
Atchlaon
Atchlaon pld
Allantlo Coirt 1.1 nl
llilllroor A Ohio
Ditbleheta 8tl
Brook. Rap. Trio........
Canadian I'acllle
Central Laathr ,
Cheaipeak A Ohio......
OMclto nrat eatern
Chlcaio. M. W. P.... X
Cblcago 4 N. W
Colorado V. I
Conaolldtted Ul .......
Tom I'rixluct
Iletuiri lludaon.....
Dinr & n. O........
Ivnir. ti D. It. pro....
DMlllore' 8eurllle
Erl
Erl 1U V'
Brie Id pld
Oanrral Electric .....
meat Northern pM
Orett Norlbern Or. Ctfa
llllnolt I'entral ,
lnterboroui)Mel
Intcrborougli'Mct pld ..
Inter Htrtcitcr .
1M4
....
ss
HiK
IV.
11H
ll,.
4t
44
UK tlM
404
tog
ll H
l
1IH
1V4
too 111
1.100 111
l.KO ll
100 I4VI
0 M
4
V4
M14
Sit
17
SlH
IU.
101 101 "4
lllli 111
in'. :i
ui 14V.
' KS l?k
.... II
. . 104
4H
Inier-Uarln. ptd H4
Inurnatlontl rapr. 3,100
Inurnatlonti lump,
Kinsaa Cltr ttaalters
LacUd Oaa ,, 100
lyehlih Vlller 1,189
LouUTlll A NODbTlll
M HI. 1, A B. Bt. U
Aiiaeouri. jv. m l,,,,,,
Mltaourl racltl ISO tlVt
nativnai jnacuii us
Nltloml Uad
Na4. 1U at Mttloo Id ptd
Nw York Central...,., 1,100 MS
New York, O. W , ....
Norfolk Wtatira
North American ....
Northern Paclllo ....... 1,100 107 H
raclflo Mill M MS
rinnijlrinln 11,700 IMS 1C4H 10'S
l-rupi. a un Wl 111 lllft
Ilttt. C O. Hi, u Tl
l'ltliburgh Coal ,,,.,. ,,u HVi
rrrwri ni"l war, t. .... 1)
I'ullmaa ralece Car..,, lMVi
Ileadlns H.7O0 114V. lUVi
I
4Vi
I4
Mh
111
UlH
111.
lilt
Va
JUVa
41
11V.
i1
.... 101
.... M
107VI 307H
MV4
UlHi
114
..vpillMI. 1. O, ...,.. ......
Kepnbll I. i S. p(d,,,, ,
Ilock laland Co 100
flock Itland Oo. pfd.,,. 7M
Ht. U ft; B. F. Id p(d..
Betboard Air Un
Seaboard Air Lis ltd.. ......
rlloe Bhml 8. 1
HoutMra racltl 4.100
Routhern nallwtr
Houthern nallwajr ptd ,
Tannaaae. Copper , 100
Ta a i'aclllo.. ......
14
11
IIH
I0V(
....
....
....
Union 1'irlflo
UaUn Patlds old.....
United KUUee Realtr,,.,
United etatit Robber.,.. 703 UVi
United Mitel Hteel.,.., 41,100 17 Vk
Unlttd Bute BtM ptd.. 100 lOtVl
IKih Copper 1,100 4IV
a vrsuaa coenit i
Wabaah. 100 . IK IS
WebehVd ?.
Weitern Marland TOO SOU
Wntirn Union too tl
Weitlnthouie Electric... 400 41 Vi
Wheellnr Lak Erl
New llaten ,, 41,100
1IW
to
7
in.
a
at
. M,MQ lUVi Hid
14
sat
10s
as
41
It
..
U.
II
104
40V4
4U
tviai pair, lor in oar, ill, aw (lUr.
, ,
Local SecHrltlea.
Qootajtlens fumlihed br Bursa. Brlnker CO..
Ill Omaha KaUonal Hank bvlldlns. Omaaat
Bit. JLakd
Bute ot California Harbor 4a. lilt., M M
Council Blurt, gaa Kl3. la, iHI.. MM
Columbua (Neb.) U 11. A PTu. 1114 M II
Chloato nr. Berlei A," im II lltk
De Uolnas (la.) Xiao, la, 1M4 HVi IvZ
Dtf tx Co., pfd , HVi MVa
IXIrolt Cltr Oaa gen. li.. H llii
Kl l'lo (Tax.) Sewer la. 1IU 101 101. li
Fairmont Creamerr I per cent gr.. 100 10114
Fairmont Creamtrjr 7 per cent pfd... I00V1 101 vl
Interborough Rap. Tr. li. 1H4. nvi II Va
Kaniaa Cltr School It. im 14 ll
lot Angalea Itr- la, 1140 M 14
Loot Bell Lumber tm. 1111.......... M 100
uur si umana 4 hi, ii. ,
uaau o.rwv mj ilil............
umana 1.-, u nu 117, la, 11:1.,
Omaha ft C. B. Bt. Itr. com ,
Omaha A C. B. Itr. Bride...
Omaha Cls. LA. tk I'ew, 6a, IM..
Hloug Cltr lk. Tda. ga. 1110
im
14
M
II
Si,
IH
IIS
tt
n
100 117
700 IT
MS
117
S
400 IIS
too rtvt
a .oo niu 121 v 214
1,000 Vk tiVi 14
It
IIH
nvt
iu
17
111
Vt
14IV1
ns
MS
14S
17S
41
MS
Ill
100 is ins ins
100 ns its us
104 s
iS
101
mo
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too
100
too
l.iw
US
"Vi
US
IIS
IIS
s
s
US
II
II
flat, ot Colo. Fueling la. IIH 17.17 ll.lt
rauaaer.ri.aaor mag, a pot. pld. n 109
San rrancleco (Cel.) la, 1I10.1III,.., 100 101.11
Union stock Tarda ttock II 17
tlsckr UU Fuel I. and booui jm
ttoaton StoeV Karket.
B08TON, Dec. 11. Closing quotations
en stocks were:
Alloaei ISSKeeada Coo 11V.
Amil. Copper TOSNIplutne; Mloea ... I
A. Z. U fl 14H North BuU ...... U
Arte. Commarelal... IS North Lake , 75
calumet A Arlt... OOVOId Dominies ..... 41
Calumet A IIcla...lM OeceoU ., 41
l-enienrtiil ., 11 uutner ... , M
Copper It. Con. Co. US Shannon I
F.iat Butt cop. M. ISBupertor l:S
Kranklln lSBup. A Do. Mia., f
araabr Con MS Tamarack II
Orn Can.nia S.U. 8. 8. R. at M. IIV.
lile Rorille (Cop.) 17 do pld Hi;
Kerr lk 4St)tah Consolidated.. IS
Lake Copper ..... I Utah Copper 4"V
La Ball Copper... ISWIaorva iu
Miami Copper tlHWolterlns 40
Mohawk Illl
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Deo, 11. American securities
were dull and featureless during the
early trading today. At noon prices
ranged from unchanged to U above
parity.
Kr.pnratrd Apples nnd Dried Frnllg
NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-EVAPOHATED
APPLES Quiet but firm.
DHIED KIIU1T Prunes firm. Apricots
quiet, but steady. Peaches dull, Raisins
quiet.
9 a gar Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 11 St'OAR-Rair
nominal , muscovado, 2.95(ilo4c. centrif
ugal. 3.453.Mc; molasaes, I.70giT9c. Re
fined quiet.
