TIIW J3KK: OMAHA, ITEvSDAY, DEI 'MM BE It Ki, 1913.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Pit Looking Toward Increased Corn
Movement.
WHEAT SEEMS TO BE IN BALANCE
Lnriter Lonfrn nnil Ilenr Arc Fnclntf
linch Other on n Predicament
ns to "Which "Way to
Move Next.
OMAHA. Dec. i 1913.
It Is expected that the movement ot
corn will how a mrther prohdunccd
Increase, with anythlnn like decent
woather for shelllrut and, movement
There Is no demand to speak of for the
cash' article, as the east seems to be able
to, secure all the corn needed In other
places than at Chicago. There must be
u general readjustment of values between
corn' and oats, and the former must be
the larger loser lr. the matter of prices.
The new corn now on the farms Is sala
to be In a worse condition because of
tho recont long drawn oilt wet weather
tl an over known before In tho history or
the country. Drylni: houses will be
darted Irnon a much lamer scale this
week. an It is expected there will be
considerable of this Kraln put In con
dition for delivery on December con
tracts. The lower grades will sell at a
heavy discount because of the moisture,
and this will. In many Instnnces. take
the place of the better Grades. The No
3 corn and contract corn will be delivered
durins December, tho former at a. pen
alty. Argentina corn Is coming (owan
in larger quantities, and this will likely
fill up the eastern demand for some time
. rph ohnrto In mm ttUVatlW tHC
opinion that there will be no CTeat
nmount ot trouble for them to even up
their position before tho month of De
cember rolls around, while tho,,bVl!
folnt to tho diminished stocks d the
A iii trnllbln In SOCUr-
lug the corn necessary for delivery, or to
heThea? market at Chicago as well
as that of tho entire world, seems to be
5:: '.nnmlke
larger iuiiso v. --- - . .
a great deal ot headway durin Jj?Vr?
fortnight, while the bears lave been
. ..rni nr(.aR hni that It IS
Known UIl dovcioi n-,l
dangerous to put put a short Uno ana
stand on it. 'more na uu ":"yii,i
a chanKe In the cash situation at Chi- j $20.25Ci22.tw. Beef, steady; mess, $18.00W
oien and elsewhere, in addition to the is.60; family, $19.00320.00. Cut meats, dull;
resales of hard winter wheat by ex- pickled bellies. 10 to 14 pounds. 124tfl3Hc;
norters the milling trade has not been , pickled hams. 134o. Lard, easy: middle
un to 'expectations. Tho buying power j west, $10.7O'ol0.S0: refined, steady; contl
llfis at times been on tho wane and fut- , nent, $11.40; South America, $12.00; com
ilros have suffered price looses in con- i pound, $S.50if8.75.
sequence. Thero Is a lack ot speculation TALLOW- Quiet: city, 6c: country,
In wheat, and this may be called the 6QGc; special, 7',4c
nriiTclnal drawback from the standpoint ui'TTIiR-Firm; receipts. 4.100 tubs:
Iv.lll
rru .Uiiotlnn In nnt.q WAR Weaker fltlT
Ing the wook just cioaeu, "j
was mainly In sympathy with the break
In corn. Iongs were good "oilers, whllo
shorts were principal Duycrs. mere ro
some in the undo who believe that the
present purchase of oat- will show a
profit. . , .
The shorts in hog products are expect
ing' heavy liquidation on the part of the
longs, and. they Iippo to . pick up somo
cheap sturr. it win oe nnnu
tlnti Bnmn tlmA HffA Iffhnt
Inflated, and every body was waiting
for a break.
Cash wheat was unchanged.
Cash corn was unchanged to 4c lower
Cash oats were unchanged.
The following cash sales were reported
today: Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 1
car, 82V.o; 3 cars, 82c. No. 3 hard winter:
1 car. S34c: 1 car, 81He: 1 car, 82c; 17
cars. 81c; 1 car. 8Sic. No. 3 spring: 1
car, SIVic: 1 car, 82V4c. No. 3 durum: 1
car, 794c No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 8U4c. No.
4 mixed: 1 car, 80c. Corn-No. 2 white: 2
cars, 6Cc. No. 3 white: 6 cars, MSbo; 2
cars, 64Uc; 2 cars. P4c. No. 4 white: 1
car. 62o. No. 2 yellbw: 3 cars, 61Hc; 3
cars, 64Mc. No. 3 yellow: 1 car. G4Wc; l
car (part old), 64c; 2 cars, taw, 3 cars,
' 63i4c; 12 cars. 63c; 14 cars," 62Hcr 2 cars,
62'4c: 1 car, 82c. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, 61Hc;
8 cars, 61c. No. 2 mixed: 1 car. 64o; 3 cars,
63Vic No. 3 mixed: fi cars, 63c; 2 cars,
62ytc; 1 car. 6IHc: 8 cars, 62?ic: 4 cars.
62c: 1 car. 61tfc. No, 4 mixed: i cars, 61c;
' 1 carl 60J4or 2 cars.. Glc: 1 car, COc; 2 cars,
E9c. No grade: 1 car. &8c. Oats- No.
white: 1 car. S9c. Standard: 1 car, 8Sfc
No. 3 white: 8 cars, S8Hc No. 4 white:
3 cars, SSc No grade: 1 car, 37V4c Rye
No. 2: 1 car, E3o.
Clearances wero 6.000 bushels of corn.
Tiono of oats and wheat and flour vib!
to 1,018.000 bushels. , A
Liverpool closed Hd lower on wheat
nnd Hd higher on co -n.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,454,000
bushels and shipments wero 443,000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 2.228 000
Wmhnlii and shlnmnnts of 474.000 bushels.
" Trlmary corn receipts wore 2,316,000
bushels and shipments were 671,000 bush,
els against receipts last year ot 1.338,000
pusneis ana smpmcma oi i,wj uuimia
last year
Primary oats receipts were 814,000 bush
els and shipments were 856,000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 049,000 bush
els and shipments of 471,000 bushels.
CAItLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat.Corn.Oata.
Chicago 19
Minneapolis 673
Duluth 158
Omaha t 64
Kansas City 64
St. Louis 130
Wlnnlnetr 1.061
3C9
67
47(1
221
77
'Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
hard, 81HS3Hc; No 3 hard, 80H62ttc:
No. 4 hard. 7H8lc: No. 3 spring, 81H
82'4e: No. 4 spring, TDflSlc: No, 2 durum.
80804)C; No. S durum, 7979Ho. Corn: No.
2 white. 6SV.6c: No. 3 white. C3Ua4Vic:
No. 4 whtte, 6ie2c; No. 2 yellow, 630
61',ic; No. 3 yellow, 1Hj8C4Hc; No. 4 yel
low. fiO'.SfifilKc: No. ?, C34fi4c: No. 3, 61
C3c; Na 4, SSUlc. Oats: No. 2 white,
29c; standard. SS38Hc; No. 3 white. 38
SJtfc: No. 4 white. S7i38c Barley; Malt
ing. 57i70c; No. 1 feed, 4.V2C0c. Rye: No.
2, 68C9C.-. No. 3, fi7HS5SHc
CIIICAP GRAIX AND PROVISIONS
Kent n res of the Tradlnir nud Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Dec 15. Bearish figures In
the government crop report about wheat
and bullish figures as to corn came too
lato to affect prices today. The tone ot
all cereals at the close was firm, with
wheat unchanged to 'Ac up, corn varying
from a shade lower to HS-c advance,
and oats the same as Saturday night to
He off. Provisions finished at 2H to 20c
decline.
Wheat, after an early show of weak
ness, made a decided rally, the result
chiefly of a big decrease In tho United
States visible supply. Liberal export
clearances of wheat and flour acted also
as an Influence in favor of the bulls.
Furthermore, the Chicago stock of wheat
diminished In a way that attracted con
siderable attention.
World's shipments larger than expected,
had much -to do with causing tho wheat
market to sag in the first half of the
session. The effect of this and other
cable news, however, was hot of a lasting
character, especially as offerings were
being well absorbed by resting orders in
tho hands of the principal commission
concerns. One of the chief houses in
i.1.1".1"1 led, to yln on the break.
Well grounded fear of a aumriu in v.A
government report overcame In the last
"" ".o winner miiuonce or huge re
ceipts of corn. Ktrnnir lurl.. . " . ,,
the offerings that shorts and timid hold
ers forced on the market. Moreover
advices from central Illinois and other
;'.:"'-''" Mia rarmers were
Preparing to hold corn until next sum-n-T.
"f .Veces'ar3r to Btt. higher prices.
Oats followed corn. Buying on weak
screes?6" noUceaW InnientSu
Provisions, although okiiv. ... . j
UouldTun. liters,
Artlclel Orxn-I Hlgh.j Low. I Close.l fj&j'r.
Wheat
Dec. 89
Way. M4i
Corn
Dec. .694
May. E9H
Oats
May 41
July. 40T4
Pork
Jan.. 20 70
May. 20 90
Lard
Jan. 10 70 i
May 1 11 02H
Ribs )
Jan. 10 87HI
S3H
60S1
HI
8Si
91H
69H
41Til
41
41H
40
20 72ttl 20 70
20 00 I 20 77V4
10 70 i
U0214J
10 62
10 70
11 00
10 7214
10
11 06
10 S7'i 10 SO
W83H 10 90
83U 894
92y n
63V4 6314
? 69Vi
9
41T4 SH
41i
20 70
20 S5 20 9S
May. I It U Wiltcmi 11 07HI 11 15 t
Chkwo Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 rod.
WKfOTHc; No. 3 red. No. I hanl.
S94c; No. 3 hard. SMfhWHc; No. 2 north
ern, sane; iNo. s nortnern, wmwc; io. .
spring, SSHc; No. 3 spring. S9S9ic. Corn:
All new: No. . mil; No. 3. 6S4JiB4c;
No. 3 white, 64tffHc; No. 3 yellow.
4J6SC. Oats: No. 2 white. 4lttc: No. 3
white. 39WK: standard. WViflme,
Rye: No. 2. 641ig5c. Hartcy: MffMc.
Timothy: $l.Kr8.40. Clover: 12 OOfrla.000.
Pork: JH1.25. Lard: HO.BtHc. Ribs: 110.60
tJlt.K.
nUTTKH Higher: creameries. 22c to
55Hc.
Kons Steadv: receipts. 2.IW cases: at
mark, cases Included. Xi?31c; ordinary
firsts, 2Sff2i4c: firsts, 31Hc
CIIEKSIO-Mcadv: daisies. ltyfllSc;
twins. 14i4pM4c;. Americas, 154Jfl5Hc.
long norns, n,eji5c.
POTATOES ljiwor hut stendv: recollits.
67 cars; Michigan, Minnesota and Wlscon-
sin, red, OT&63e; aiichljran, Minnesota anu
Wisconsin, white, COftoSc.
POULTRY Alive, steady; springs, 12c;
fowls, 124c; turkeys, 16c. Dressed. 22c
SKW YORK CttiXtSUAX. MARKET
Qnotntlons of ttt'n Dnr on Vnrlons
Commodities.
NIJW YORK, Dec. 15.-KLOUR-Qu!et;
spring patents, J4.454f4.GO; winter straights,
J4.1Mt4.25; winter patonts, ' $4.40434.i
spring clears, $4.0Of4.2O: extra No. 1 win
ter, $3,KJ?3.75; extra No. 2 winter, $3.30
3. CO.
WHKAT Spot, steady.; No. 2 red, $1.00,
nominal, elevator, domestic, and $1.01 f. o.
b. afloat, 'o. 1 northern. Duluth, !0-Ho
f, o. b. afloat. Futures, easier, but rallied
on covering. December, 9Sc; May, 99Uc
HOPS Steadv; state, common to choice
1913, 40ff4Sc; 1912, 20S25c; Paclllc coast 1913.
2482Sc: 1912. 20025c.
HIDES-Steady; Uogota, 230c; Central
America. 29Hc
PETROl.KUM Steady; refined, New
York bulk, $6.25; barrels, JS.io, casks,
$11.25.
WOOIr- Steady; domestic fleece, XX
Ohio. 23rv6C
CORN Slot, steady; No. 3 (new) yellow',
TTHo. c. I. f. to arrive.
OATS Spot, easy; standard white, 43H
r464c; No. 2, 45'f4Gc; fancy clipped
white. 474Sc.
HAY' Quiet; standard, $1.00; No. 1, $1.0-jy4
1.05; No. 2,- 90fr90c.
UI2ATH13R rirm; hemlock firsts, 293)
30o; seconds, 280290.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess, $23.23
(323.75: fnmllv. 54.S04I27.00: short clears.
creamery extras, jdmjic. iirsis, .stj.m:;
held extras, 32i33c: firsts, zrgaiQ; pro
i cess extras, 2441isci factory, current
mnke, tints, 2itr2iHc.
CHEBSE-FIrm; receipts, 1,400 boxes;
state wholo milk hold specials,' lWc; av
erage fancy, l416V4c; fresh specials,
10c: fresh average fancy, ISVfrlflSc
BOGS Irregular; receipts, 4,300 cases;
frh irnthered extras. 39fl40o: extra
firsts, 37S3Sc; firsts, 3536c: refrigerator
, -. . f o; flr8Uf oc-
rbv hennery whites, fire to fancy
ulilloa i44T4Sc.
POULTRY Dressed, quiet: fresh killed
western chickens, 13(?C3ci fowls, 1319c;
turkeys, 18021c.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
BUTTER No. 1, 1-lb. cartons, 33c; No.
1, 60-lb, tubs. 81c.
"e.iatt'wi,itn fresh. 16c: trout, fresh.
. iiriu nntinifi. fresh. I35tl5c: Spanish
mackerel, iwi, muvu .""
salmon, fresh, 10c; halibut, fresh. He,
buffalo, VCl, DUlineauo, wu, wv
flsh, lc: pike, 15c; lrfckerol, 12c.
wiTi.TiVllrollers. $4,004.00 per doz.J
hens. 16c: cocks, 12a; ducks, 18c; geest.
16c: turkoys, ioc; yis:uii, v
ducks, full feathered, 12J4c; geese, full
feathered, lie.! sqUabs, No. 1, $LC0; No.
ran Swiss, 22c: block Swiss. 20o; twins.
lSc; daisies. 18HC triplets. ISHo: Young
Americas. 19c; blue label brick, 180! llm
berger. 2-lb., 20c; Now York white. 19o.
Wholesale prjees of beef cuta effective
today In Omaha are as follows:
UEEP CUTS-Rlbs: No. J, 17c: No. 2,
HHc; No. 3, 12c. Loins: No. 1, lSVic; No.
2. 15Hc: No. 3. 13!ic. Chucks: No. 1,
lOKc; No. 2, 9Hc: No. 3, 8o. Rounds:
No. 1. 12Cj No. 2. 12Uc; No 3, llc.
Plates. No. 1, Sc; No. 2, 814c; No. 3,
. . 1 n naval.
extra fancy . Sunklst. 90. 188, W, 176. 200
and 250 sizes. $3.00; 260 slie, $2.50; 28S slje,
$2.40; 324 size, $2.25: Florida. 96 and 126
sizes, $3.00; 150, 176, 200 and 1 216 sizes, $2.60
260 size. $2.40; 288 and 321 sites. $2.25;
Florida Kumquats. per box, 25c. Apples:
Extra fancy Washington Jonathans, per
box, $2.25; White Winter Pearmalns, per
box. $2.2!i: fancy Whlto Winter Pear
mainsper box, $2.00; fancy Idaho Black
Twlgeper box, $2.00; fancy Idaho Bald
wins, per box, $2.00; fancy Idaho York
Imperials, per box, $2.00; fancy Idaho
Walbridges. per box. $1.85: fancy Idaho
Willow Twigs, per box, $1.85; fancy Idaho
Smith Cider, per box. $1.85; extra fancy
Idaho Northern Spy, Greenings or Kings,
per bos.. $2.00; extra fancy Idaho Ram
bos, per box. $2.25; extra fancy Ben Davis,
per box, $1.65; fancy Ben Davis, per box,
$1.60; choice Ben Davis, per box, $1.40;
Ben Davis, per bbl., $4.50; York Imperials,
per bbl., $4.60; Mlnklers. per bbl., $4.60.
Lemons: Extra fancy Sunklst, 800a and
SCOs, per box, $8.50; extra choice Red Ball,
300s and SGOs, per box, $7.50. Grapes: Extra
m - nrntn 19 V V.nH
nmnnmn. tier bbl.. $4.00: imported Mal
agas, extra fancy, $7.00; fancy, $6.60: extra
cnoice, o.w, uiui, r-'-r'- r. 1 ViJ
Extra fancy Florida, 86s. $3.60; 46s and 96s,
$3.75; 64s, 64s and 80s, $4.25. Cranborrles:
Per box, $2.75: Bell and Bugle, per bbl.,
$9.00; Bell and Cherry, per 1b! $8.60;
late red, per bbl., $8.25; Richard, per bbl.,
$9.00; extreme Jumbo, per bbl.. $11.00.
VEGETABLES Potatoes: Genuine Red
River Early Ohio, per bu., $1.00; Rurals
or Burbanks, per bu., 85c; Idaho Rurals,
nr bu.. 80c Sweet notatoes: Per hamper.
$1.25. Cabbage: Holland seed, per lb., 2c;
red. per id., sc. unions; unio, larga iieu
Globe, per lb., 2Hc; Spanish, per crate,
Jl.fiO. Tomatoes: California, per 4-bosket
crate. $2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS-Callforola figs, 12
12-oz. pkgs.. SSc; 0 6-oz. pkgs., $2.00: Cali
fornia black figs. 12 12-oz. pkgs., JL00; 7
crown ImDorted' flcs. per lb.. lfo: 3 crown
imported figs. Per lb.. 13c; 7 crown pulled
figs (boxes weighing about 5 lbs ) 90c; j
5 lbs.), 75c; 7 crown pulled figs (boxes
weighing 10 ox.), per doz., $1.23. Drome
dary brand dates, pkg., $3.00; Anchor
brand dates, pkg., $2.25; Hallowle. dates,
per lb., 744c Parsnips, per lb., 2c Car
rots, per lb., 2c Beets, per lb., 2a Tur
nips, per lb., 2c Rutabagas, per lb., lV4c
Colifornia Jumbo celery, per doz., 85c
Michigan celery, per doz., p. uider, per
keg, $3.25; per halt bbl., $5.75. Shallots,
per doz,, 60c Parsley, per doz., 40c,
Radishes, per doz., 60c Head lettuce, per
doz., $1.00. Home-grown leaf lettuce, per
doz., 40c Green peppers, per basket, 60c
Wax or green beans, per hamper. .w.
Hot house cucumbers, per doz.. Jl.6frfr2.00.
Cauliflower, per crate. $5.25. Venetian
garlic per lb., 12V4C rcggpiant, per doz.,
$2.00. Horseradish (2 doz. bottles in case),
per case. $2.00. Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell,
per lb., 19e, Medium pecans, per lb., 13Hc.
Pecans, jumbo, per lb., 15c Giant pecans,
Louisiana paper shell, per lb 25c Fil
berts, per lb., 15c Drake almonds, per
lb.. 18c: paper shell, 23c. Brazils, per lb..
18c; large washed, per lb., 19c. Black
walnuts, per lb., 2V4c Peanuts, raw, No.
1, per lb.. 7c, jumbo, per lb., Sc; roasted,
per lb., g!c. Knell bark nickory nuts, per
lb., 4c White rice popcorn, per lb., 4c
Checkers, per 100-lh. case, $3.60; per 60
pkg. case, $1.75. Cocoanuts, per sack,
$7.00. Chestnuts, Imported Italian, per
lb . 70c; sack or hhL lots, 9c. Honey,
white clover, 24-sectlon case, per case,
$3.75.
St, Lout General 3tarket.
ST. LOUIB, Dec. 15. WHELAT No. 2
red. S5t4WS7c; No. 2 hard. 8SQ04V4c; De
cember, S9io; May, 93c
CORN-No. 2. o; No. 3 white, 71o;
December. 6c; May, 71V4.
OATS-No. 2, 40Hc; No. 2 white. 411(0
42c: December, 40Uc; May, 42c,
RYE CEc.
Kansas C'ltr Grata and Provisions,
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Dec. 15. WHEAT
Cash No. 2 hard. 84V4j89c; No, 2 red,
91H4lSc
CORN No. 2" mixed. 67H568c; No. 3,
67c; No. I white, Tttc, No 3, 67V4C
OATS No. S white. 41V4c; No. 2 mixed,
40
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
American Telephone Breaks Five
and One-Half Points.
WESTERN UNION IS ALSO DOWN
It Jinn Hern Twenty Ycntu Since
American Express Mold Lower
Than, Yrsterdny's MnrU
of ion.
NK WYOniC. Dec. ir..-Amcrican Tele
phone broke 5H points to 110 on tho stock
exchango today, the lowest pneo since,
1WS. Canadian Iaciric lost 5 points.
Western Unlou dropped 6i to 06S. tho
lowest since 1910. It had been twenty
years since American Kxpress sold loner
than tnJays mark of 108. New York
Central, Pennsylvania, St. Paul. Missouri
below the year's battom figure. Weak-
ness of theso shares affected the whole
list, which showed losses ot a poini or v
o for many of ho popular stocks and
lai-ger uecllnes ror vanous less utuvo
Usur.
llreaks In otooks with such dividend
paying records ns American Telephone,
Canadian Pacific and New York Central,
which havo been weakest in tne mnrhii
fo some time Indicated continued
liquidation. Fresh offerings of the- slight
tallies which came occasionally showeti
lwlnir marketed as
rapidly as opportunities were presented.
selling was not on a inrsu .""""
ever, and one ot the most discouraging
A.- i. ..rlj (rmn the li! W-
polnt of traders on tho long side, was tho
readiness witn wmcn iirn-fw i"ut"
com:nratlvely small offerings.
xt ..... u.lnn ,..ii, tminmi mora htan
h. point, stood out conspicuously in a
weak maikeu xiicro w
for tho Btock from buyers who belloeu
that Uio dividend being paBPed. the worst
wbb over. Covering also helped to put
up the pr ce. tills movemem -celerated
bythe difficulty which t e
thorts experienced in borrowins tho
"'There was UtUe change In the EJierat
situation. Among tho fe"i.thrd
rr annarcntly overyono was boarisn.
IrthesiKM bf business recession and
wsslm Sstld i predictions from Wnhlngton
n s to tho effect ot the proposed currency
"ill wro talked In tho street as bearish
Although there wero wnml8aatbJ"
o sentiment In tho prevailing mood of
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Loulirllle ft NaahTllle...
M., St. P. ft S. Bte. M.
Mlaaourl, K. ft T...
Mleaourt Tacltla ..it.,,.
National nitcult
National Lad
N. R. II. of M. 2d pfd.
New York Central
2.400 137 U 13114 13414
300 123V4 12114 123 U
. 11
600 105i 108
10S
1418
1.600 U14
" 400 'ii'ii
68
100
1814
1SH
714
6
300 14 H 2H
214
V3
2.100 14814 147U 14714
601 122 11014 lMVi
11
600
1.500
1M
21,
lli
UV,
2414
118
4tTZ
200
9,200
UK
lli
IVl
1114
80
25H
10214
67
1M!4
Silt
N. Y.. Ol ft W
Norfolk & Western
Kurth American
Northern Pacitlo
raclllft Mall
Pennarlvanla ,
reopla'e Oaa
P., C. C all. L...
l'lMlburih Coal
reaed Kteel Car........
Pullman IHlace Car,..,,
Iteadlnx
Hepubllo I. ft 8
Republic I. & B. ptd...
Hock Uland Co., ,
Itock Island Co. ptd..,.,
Ht U ft S. V. 2d pfd...,
Keaboard 'Air Line
Hea board A. i. ptd
Kloea-Bhefneld H. &. 1..
Bouthern Paclflo ........
Southern Railway
W. Rallwar ptd
Tenneaaee Copper ,.
Teiaa ft rxcltlc. .........
Union Ptcjfla
Union 1'aclftc pfd.,
United State Iimltr .,.
MOO 107 104
8,700 10S 104
too ue
200 60
lisi; liMi
17
..... 25
300 Wti ISO VI 160
e:.K )62i4 i6oh iih
rj it7i ivvk
MO
700
300
13U ,13
13S 18
7!4 7
114
7
lli
441
26
74
2814
4,(00
200 21?i
814
(00 12 '4 114
11H
23, W0 IMS 1U 144'
2H
U
unitea rttaiee nuuoer..
United Htatea Steel.,..
U. S. 81 p1 pfd
Utah Copper ,.
Va.-Cirollna Chemical
Walieah ,
Wabaeh pfd
Weitern Maryland ....
Weetera Union
Weatlnahouie Electric
Wheeling &. Ukr Krle
New lliiTen
Bx -dividend.
M.100 64
84H
u"
23
IVi
I
UK
104V4
47
24
J!
t
2,100
450
31
600
200
2.10O
1,400
47V
44
SS
K
oii
MV4
44
so
SO
US lU
4
14,700 UK 7
tU
Total aalca for the day. SSI. 100 aharea.
New York Money Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. Dec 15. MONEY-Call,
easy; Sf4 per cent: ruling: rate, 4 per
cent; closing- bid, 3V4ft4 per cent. Time
loans, strotiK; sixty and ninety days, 64
cVr centf six mon Us Descent
aNTILE ! PAPBIM4 tS? cent
v7 ccni; on niunius, iwo'4 per cent.
IKRCANTILE PAPER 6V4P6 per cent,
STERLING EXCUANOE-StMHv .l,i
days. $4.8115; for demand. $4.8533. Com
mercial bills. $4.S04.
SILVER Bar, 67Hc; Mexican dollars.
44V4c
BONDS Government irrcjrular; rail
road, weak.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. B. rtf. 1 rex- 'WK. C. So. ref. S.. MM
do coupon 7 U B. deb. 4a 1911. .. tid
do la reg...,...102Wu. & N. unl. 4a.... 2
da U coupon 10i M. K. A T. 1st 4a., Hi;
do 4a reg JH do gen. 4Via liu
do 4i coupon. ...110J4Mo. Padfle 4a UVi
Panama la coupon. do eonr. It izL
Affler. Ag. a.... ... ' N. IU n. ol M. 4 10
A. T, ft T. c. 4a.. UN, Y. C. g. 1 '4
Am. Tobacco (a lliVs do deb. U
Armour ft Co. 4He ISHk. Y. N. II. A II.
Atcblson gen. 4a..,. K Cv. JHa M
do cv. 4s (H60).. MJN. ft W. 'at r. 4a.. WU
do cv. U. Mil do er. 4i.
A. C. I- let 4s.,,. W No. Ia.l(is 4 98
Dal, ft Ohio 4 l do 2i Hi,
d JVia WViO. B. L. rfdl 4l . ISfc
Brook. Tr. or. 4... M penn. ..v. H H15. .(
ati:
Pen. Leather He H Heading gen. it
12)4
Ches. & Ohio 4Hs.. tjH.s I s. P. fa 41 k
,.5.. iH'iu. 54 sa,do."2' iS- ';
brV).:
ln ren. 4a w3n Pm. ,aI t&l!
. r . a o tU.m 1MU , .
C 11. I P. 4s4tji Mo 1st rtf. 4.... III,!
do r!. 4s 71VtSo. Rallwar U 102i
r 1 i T 1 I 4Hs. . HL do rn 4 i '
n. it. er. i. union racifio 4 m
iW" i.'.: :::: u.dVwn.S,-to4r::,iSlt.tWc! renned "
Erie p. 1. is a u. 8. nubtxr ta....l01K,
do sen, 4s. ... 71 P, H. etxi 24 la.. MU
doer. 4a. ar. n. tV..a Chm. Is. , i
iiurC,Mit,,4ts' ' HTiJw.'S.VI.f !!'
Inter. Mst. JHs ..., 7IIwattrnMd. 4.... THi,
T, - - CISC, CV. LS 11
ejapan 4Ht 11 Wla. Central 4s 8(2
. noaton StocU Sinrket.
ROSTON, Deo, 15. Closing- quotations
on biocks were;
Allouex
53W Nevada Con
. 14S4
I
, 21
75
HL
V
u
I
22
:
Amal. Copper
A. Z. U A 8..
Arttona Com.
Cel. A Orlxona
Cl - llecla
. 4Klp!aslng Ulnea
im North UulU
North Lake
40 0d Dominion .
3SI Osceola
Centannlal
llQulnry
Copper Range f (' 2S4hanaoa .
Fast Butt i' M VS, superior
J- s-klin 2V Superior A B,
47
47
1H
49
nif iterate corner- n'i r'n
Kerr lAke
Oil th On
Lake tVpper
I SHI Corer...
Miami tapper ...
Mehavre.
I'tah copper t'o--ISWIaena
MHWolmlne
M
Ht-dlTldend.
CHICAtJO MVlT STUCK MAHK UT
Cnttle Wrsk to Ten Cents Lower
1 1 H Wrnk.
CHICAOO, Dec. IS.-CATTt.M-Kecelpts,
3.VO0O head; market weak to 10c lower;
few fancy Christmas yearlings, strong at
W.SSftiaa: beeves. S.BCKh.00; Tfx!
steers, J0.tXVff7.6T.; western steers. IX. W
7.C6; stookers and feetlers. HW! town
and heifers, JS.J04JS.SO; calves, J7.tX)KU.K.
HOQS Receipts. r0,(kX) head; market
weakf MflOc lower; bulk, $J.60frT.?0; light.
J7 4OU7.70; mixed. $7,700 SB; heavy, $7.50lf
7.8R; rough, $7.WJr7fiO; pigs, $tVS&n.7&.
SI 1KKI' AND UUtHS-llfCelpt. t.0.000
hrml: mnrkvt for shonrt steady: iambs,
1533c lower than llday; Native, $440
f?fi.75; western. $4.4O0.T6; yearlings, ftM
JIVW; lambs, native. $6.40tfU; weitern,
to.40fc7.95.
Knnina City I.lv Stock Market..
KANSAS CITY. Mo Dec Ifi. CATTLE
Receipts, 17,000 heud; market steady to
16e lower; prime fed Meers, $x.Mfl0.0i);
dressed beef steers, $7.00$i6.15.:. western
steers, $tl(KS7.00; southern steers, $S.50tf
7.W; cows, $4.40fl-!.00; heifers, $4o09.25;
stockers and feeders. $5.11(7.40; bulls, $5.00
417.00: calves. Jtf.riOJill.00.
HOGS Receipts. 10.000 head, market
10c lower; bulk of sales, $7.:ir7.65: heavy,
$7.O&7.70; packers nnd butchers, '?.40ir7.G5;
IlKht. $7.25117.00; pls. $6.WXf7.2:..
SHEEP AND 1AMBS-Rcelpts, 11.000
hend! mnrket lOfiaV. lower; Unibs. $7.0iKff
7.F6; yenrllriKs. $5.7MfT.0O; wethers, $4.M1
5.60; ewes, $1.00ir4.75.
Sioux City l,i t- Stock Mnrkrt.
SIOUX CITY. la.. Dec 15-CATTLU
Receipts, 2.500 head: market steady to
livfflSo lower; native steers. $5.7JnfS.(0;
cows and hetfers, $4.754i5.2;'; cannfrs,
J3.5Wi4.75: stockers and iceders, 13.261'
6.7B; cnlves, $6.7510.00; bulls, staffs, etc.,
$4.6O10.
liuus-Receipts, 3.0TO head; market 10
cehta lower: rcavy. W.rtHK.i'O: inlved.
$7.454j7.rfi; lights, $7.407.4;; bulk ot sales,
$i.40tf7.5.V
SHEEP AND LA M BS Recel lit s. 1.500
heatl; market steady to 10c hlKlier; fed
muttons, IVtOiiCOO; weathers. $4.50tfC.OO;
ewes, w.ioutw; nvmbs, $o.754f7.w.
St. I.onU Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Dec 15. CATTLE
Receipts, 0,100 head; market steady; na
tlvo beef steers. $7.JWi'tU&: cows and helf-
ers, $4.rrt8.50; stockers and feeders, $5.00
.(: southern steers, $5.7&jf7.00; cows
and heifers, $4.00SjJ.OO; natlvo cal $tJ.O0
t11.00.
HOOS Receipts. lfi.OOo head; market 10
to 15c lower; pigs and lights. $G.607.70;
mixed and butchers, $7,0007 so; Kood
heavy. $7.70ir7.SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 9.900
hcuu; marKei sicaay to ivc lower; nu
tlvu muttons, J3.754K90; Iambs, $5.25jrS.10.
St. Joseph Livestock Market.
ST. JOSEPIL npc. 1 5. C A TT 1 ,1!TJ
celpts, 2,500 head. Market slow and lower;
steers, o.woju.w; cowb ana heifers, $1,000
8.50; calves, $5.00&.10.50.
HpQS Receipts, C&OO head. Market 6c
lower: top, $7.70; bulk of sales. $7.357.G0.
flllSlJI' AND I.AMI1H Pjv, Inlm. 4 On
head. Mnrket dull and lower; Iambs, $3,00
Mctnl Mnrkrl.
NEW YORK. Dec. 15. METALS
Lead, qulot, $3.9iKN.05; London prices 17
17s 6d. S)ltcr. quiet, $3.05416.15: London,
21 Cs. Copper, steady; standard, spot.
December nnd January, offered, $14 25;
February and March, offered, $14.17H;
electrolytic $H.37V414.60; lake, $15.00
15.50, nominal; casting, $l4.0Oiiii.i2l4. Tin.
quiet; spot nnd December, $37. CoiXJ7.85:
January, $37.60Hjxr7.90; February, $37.66
S7.8J. Antimony, dull; Cookson's, 97.4tVft
.0. Iron, quiet: No. 1 northum, $15.251
16.75: No. 2 northern, $Ui. 00315.50; No. 1
southern, $15.0015.50; No. 1 southern,
soft, $15.001815.50. Ixindon markets closed
us follows: Copper, llrm: spot, 65 7s6d;
futures, 65 26d. Tin, firm: spot. 172;
futures, 173 10s. iron, Ooveland war
rants, 50a.
ST. LOUIS. Dec 15. METALS Lead,
stronger, $3.90!83.!B: spelter, flrmor, $5.00
40,05.
ISvnpornteil Apilrn nnd Dried Krnlta
NEW YORK. Dec 15.-EVAPORAED
APPLES-Qulet; fancy, 10Ji12c; choice,
i014c: prime, SJJflHc.
DRIED FRUITSPrunes firm; Califor
nia, $Sfl2c Orcgons, 8441110. Apricots,
quiet but steady; choice, 13 Ho; extra
choice, UiUc; fancy, 154jri6c Peaches,
dull but firm; choice. MfCHc; extra
choice, 6H07c; fancy, 7Sc. Raisins, firm;
loose muscatels, &Sjtic; choice to fancy
seeded, 768V4c: seedless, 4Jttc; Lon-
la-ai 1 fw '
v-
Coffee Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK, Dec, 15. COFFEE The
market was quiet today. After openlnr
steady at 3 points higher' to 3 points
lower, It sold 4SiS points net lower under
scattering liquidation Inspired by easier
European cables and continued full re
ceipts. Covering caused partial rallies
later with closo steady. Sales, 16,000 bags;
December, 9.24c; January, 9.36c; March,
9.ft0o: May, 8.87c: July, 10.07c; September,
10.24c; October, 10.28c Spot quiet; Rio. No.
7, 9Hc; Santos. No. 4, 12Ko; mild, quiet;
Cordova, WlCMc nominal.
Omuhn liny Mnrket.
PRAIRIE HAY No. 1 to cnolc- .inland.
$11.60li00; No. 2. $10.fll.&0: No. 3. $8.00
j 10.00. No. 1 to cholco midland. $11.0W
jxo, s, aiu.uxrjiii.w; io. 3, IS.OOU 10.00.
No. 1 to choice lowland, $9.0ftl0.0'; No.
2, 08.0089.00; No. 3. $6.008.00. Straw:
Choice oat and rvn Is nunlnliln 01 tr.nnsT
fl.50, Cholco wheat, $5.005.50. Alfalfa:
No. 1 to choice. $13.00a14.00; No. 2 to
choice, $11.0313.06; No. 3 to choice. $3.00
Liverpool Crnln Mnrkrt,
LIVERPOOU Dec. 15.-WHEA'rwSpot.
steady; No. 1 Manitoba, 7s Id; No. 2
Manitoba, 7s; No 3 Manitoba, 6a llid.
Futures, easy; March, 7s 24d; May, 7s
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, ta
Bd; La Plata, futures, steady; January.
6s Kd: February, Cs 2Hd.
FLOUR Winter- patents. 2Ss 6d.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast). 512
15sCf 15s. " "
t'onsumptlon of Cotton.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Cotton con
sumcd during November amounted to 482 -694
running bales, compared with 475 611
bales In November of last year, the cbn
sus bureau announced today. Cotton on
hand in manufacturing establishments on
November 30 aggregated 1.474.00H bales,
compared with 1,341,012 bales last year
and In Independent warehouses 3,284,807
bales, compared with 3,370,716 bales last
year.
tills nntl Rosin.
NEW YORK. Dec 15.-C(lrrnM nrtun
' OIL Easy; prime summer yellow, JS.TCQ
t?i December, $8.77: March, $7.00; May,
n98lN9ul2t; drained common to
good $4.00S4.10.
TURPENTINE-Easy; machine bar
rels, 4Sc
Drr GootTa Mnrkor.
NEW YORK. Dec. 15. A leadlnir Un
1 of staple men's wear onened torlsv fnr
I 'all. 1S14. showed reductions of about
10 per cent from a year ago. -otto-i
cloth ni1 y wro quiet and steady
howqed a substantia!!
Increase.
StiKnr 3Inrkr(.
NEW YORK. Dec 1C-SUGAR Haw
ciosea easy; cenirirugai, J.3)J.w; mus-
covado, 2.6G4J2.S9C; molasses sugar, 2.610s
I MlnncnpolU Ornln Mnrket,
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 15WHEAT-No.
i hard. KSU.Sa:e; No. 1 north RMiR.
S7Hc: No. Z northern. 83T66Sc: No. 2
(hard, Montana, 85 JS6Hc; No. 8, 81740
39c; uecemDer, io; way, 87iS77sC
Branny Too M Tamerare.
Clreene rananea .... V I S. H. 1L M
Cotton Market,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 15. COTTON-Spot.
In fair demand; prices easier; middling
fair, 7.7Sd; good middling, 7.44d; mid
dling, 7.2M, low middling, 7.00d; good or
dinary, 6. Jld, ordinary, &00d; sales, 8,W0
bales.
KlKln Mutter Market.
K 1X1 IN 111. Dec. 15.-Ul-TTL'E
KIau,1v lirt.
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Very Slow and Ten to Fifteen
Cents Lower.
HOQS SUFFER SEVERE REVERSE
Shrep nml I.nnilm In lmrKC Receipt
nt LrndliiK Mnrkrt Points, with
Prices on Down tJrnde
IJverywhrrr.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 15, 1913.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hosts. Sheep,
Estimate Monday 6,000 7,mi 16.000
Same day last week... 2.SU 2.4S1 4.705
Mum day 2 wks ao,.. 6.241
Same day 3 wks ago... 3,300
Same clay 4 wks hko... 9.4S4
baina du- last year.,, 6,201
Tho follotMnc table shows tho receipts
of cattle, hugs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market foe the year to
dato as compared with last year.
1813. 1912. Inc. Dc-
Cattlo 932.5SS M1.7i ',. 43,27?
UpRS 2,435,253 2,7!M,C86 360,833
slcI 3.1C0.122 2,Stil,a7 275,165
"the following tablo shows tho range ot
prices for hogs at the South Omaha l!ve
stoCK market for tho last few days, with
comparisons;
Date. H, U918.II8U '.lilO.HW. 19C8. 1507.
Dec. 1..
Dec. J..
Dec 3..
Dec. 4..
Dec. 6,
Dec I...
Dec "..
t V3j 7 13
$ 021 5 7
8 IWI 6 7 4 61
7 67
D VII I 13
7 II
7 43
7 S4
7 54!
8 03 5 65 4 64
8 W 5 59 4 6J
7 55
6 02
7 II
7 54
5 S3
7 26
5
4 17
7 44i 7t!l
5 58
7 4
3 12
8 Hi 5 41
4 71
4 U
7 U
7 V4
DvC. . 7
0 97
7 32
8 i2 5 42
7 0S
6 01
7 4!
8 SOi 5 4SI
4 47
4 84
4 4J
4 it
Dec. 10.1 7 43,
7 541
7 581
8 S3
5 531
i- ec. n. 7
7 211 6 97l
8 S.1
5 41
1CC 12. 7 4S
1 lol o i 7 &
7 12 5 PS I 7 411 8 TJ
5 32
Dec. 13.1 ! 6414
J
4 49
I'tC. 14.1
Dec. 15.1
7 ll & 7 3 8 SS 6 3Si 4 M
- I W 7 OOJ 8 V) t ,ll
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of llvn xtrvlc
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
iur 1110 n.iiuj-iuJr tiouts t'liuiliu ut J
P. n. yestcnlay:
j 1 isu w u 'IIS JA R45.
un. ...... Hhun II'.
V-., .,1. V DL. 1. IC'. Ill
6 1
is ij
4
31 10
4 11
3
41 11
3 6
'i 'f.
2 1
107 63
Wabash It. R....... 1
Missouri Paciric Ry. 2
Union Pacific R. it, CA
C. & N. , cast... 16
C. & N. V west.. 28
C. St. P.. M & O. 18
C;, II. & Q east... 4
C. II. A Q wist... 48
C, R. I. & P., east. 23
C, R. I. & P., wost. 1
Illinois central ity., 1
Chicago U. W. Ry.. 4
Total rccelnts ...213
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hngs. Sheep.
Morr 8 & Co sm
1.273
860
Swift & Co., 5S9
Cudnhy Packing Co.. ..1,136
Armour & Co 730
Morrell 3
1.315
2,20.-.
2.1W
2.334
2.85H
2,400
U P. Co 2 - .....
Cudnhy, country .....
W, li, Vansalit Co 56
Benton, Vansant & I... 154
Hill & Son 201
F. II. Iowls 151
Huston & Co. 19
J. U. Root A Co 278
J. II. Bulla v 1
876
L. F. Ilusz 7$ .....
Wcrthclmcr & Dcgcn... 577 .....
II. F. Hamilton 2tf
Sullivan Bros ... , 14
Rothschild 147
Mo. & Kan. CalC Co... 81
CI 1 110 & .Chrlstlo 106
nilggtns 24
Huffman 14 .....
Roth 13
Kreba 22
Baker. Jones & Smith.. 0
Tanner 71
Harvey 123 .....
Iowa Cattle Co 2 .....
Other buyers 437
2.0S1
Totals 5.6C1 m 11,481
CATTLE Receipts wero very liberal at
this point. 210 cars being reported. . In
other words tho receipts were more than
double what they were on Monday last
week, but no larger than they wero n
jour ago. Unofrtunately at tho same
lime that receipts wero very uuerai at
this point there was an overwhelming
run at Chicago. Earlv advices from
there Indicated a severe slump In the
market, which naturally had a very de
pressing effect unon the trnde here.
Buyers ot all klnda of cattle were slow
and lute In gottlng started, being appar
ently afraid to do very much business
until they knew more about prices pre
vailing at tho othor points. Thus a good
shnrq of tho forenoon was past before
buyers and sellers really got tog6(her on
a trading basis, There was no question,
however, about prices being sharply
lower, buyers as a rule demanding a
concession of 104fl5o as compared 'with
last week's close. Although sellers wero
naturally reluctant to take off, it seemed
Impossible to inovo the cattle unless buy
era views were met.
In tho end some of tho best yearling
btoves commanded about steady prices,
und th best fat hclfors also sold about
as well as last weok's close. Asldo from
those oxceptions, the most of tho cattle
sold lOtfluc lower as notod above.
Quotations on cattle,; Good to choice
beef steer. $8.0038.75; fair to good beef
steers. $7.50&8.00; common to fair beef
S?SrffJw-M6'-S0 falr to chojee yearlings,
$.'.6039.60; good to Choice rangers, $7,000
7.80; fair to good rangers, $6.6OJf7.00; com
mon to fair. $5.7047fl.60; good to choice
cornfed heifers, $6.7507,76; -tpod to choice
grass heifers, $6.5057.00; good to choice
cows, $6.006.75; fair to good grades. $3.25
06.00; common to fnlr 14 ?r,N m.
good to choice stockers and feeders, $6.85
K"i59:.talr t0 EOO(1 "tockers and reeders.
$.Mfu83; common to fair Blockers and
feeders, $3.75ft6.25; stock cows nnd helf.
ers, J4.COia6.50; veal calves, $.60lo.00:
bulls, stags, etc, $4.50fj6.76.
Representative, sales:
I BEEF STEERS.
No. A. Pr. No.
A. Pr.
,,.1161 I 19
...1221 I 50
. ..1091 tea
...1150 loO
...1U0 I 25
11 JM 7 10 II
Ill T 40 It
COWB.
2 ,.. 711 4 28 11
1 sro 4 !0 1
1 170 4 U 2
HEIFERS.
J 741 ICO i tot t 00
I 740 I 70 4 CJO g 24
4... 171 I M 1 3V0 8 10
i 7 612 7 00
12.. ta 1 00
BULLA.
1 1050 5 00 1 ISO I 10
1 1100 t U 1 1640 I 60
I .....1101 I f0 1 410 I X5
CALVES.
1 no 1 it 1 240 1 21
M I HI I 75
IM 4 " 1 ISO t 76
AMU rlSliUKllS.
t , 120 e oo
IM 0
21 713 I 70
1.. 81 7 10
S 1215 7 50
II 1015 7 75
S III I 26
21 717 I 40
20 112 I 40
52 177 I 5
II 437 I 40
HOCH Receipt were fair for a Monday,
about 112 cars, or 7.MW head, belnir re
ported in. This Is about 6,300 heavier
than the extremely light run of last Mon
day, and Is a trifle larger than for the
corresponding: day a year auo,
Advireo from all other markets were
very discouraging, and with a fair sup-
nll In altTht nnalrara n,U I V.nl. !.-. V. .
filling their orders" A few loads sold to
Fnippera aurum me nrst rounds were JlrooKiyn ciud, una jonn xieiaier, secre
no more than 5810c lower, but killer buy, ! tary of the league. It was announced to-
3f arM Forblr.tgXj,e"o? fc' I : V'' " f. th5
noi mucn wsi done, nut prices failed to
strengthen up, and when the bulk of the
offerings sturtrd to move tho market
inoKeri to oe rcncrauy iuc lower than
Saturday.
Prices remained about the same until
the most of tho hogs had been sold, To
wards the close, however, buyers became
very Indifferent, and the last sales were
weak at the early decline. Rulk of tho
neavies ami nuicners sold at J7.4MI.7.G0.
j Lights sold largely at a range of 17.2SO
i.w. iraun was very slow throughout,
and It was late before anything like a
clearance was made
Representative sales:
No. At. Bh. Pr. N'o. Av. 8b. Pr.
41 Ill ... 7 15 70 MJ ... 7 41
II Ill ... 7 20 it 24H 124 7 45
10 1 .. 7 U Ill ... 7 41
It IK 50 7 26 41 27 ... T 45
tl . ...lit 10 7 SO 41 275 240 7 40
4. 181 ... 7 SO 14 Ki M 7 50
111 Ill ... 7 10 71 215 211 7 So
M.......IM 10 7 20 50 25 ... 7 50
41 200 ... 7 50 47 2M 160 "7 50
II. ..,..215 .. 7 Jfi U Ml HO 7 50
II 210 260 7 X M... Ill 7 50
41 111 7 71.... 2i 200 7 50
17 . , 211 M 7 55 41.... 247 . 7 M
71. Ill 1M 7 40 ',4 Ml IM 7 So
71 211 SO 7 40 10. 244 2M 7 50
t . IM 50 t 40 50 III H I Sl'a
TO !M 20 7 40 II .41 50 7 55
45 207 7 40 71 241 . I 75
ill
. 2M ..7 40
.117 W ' 41
...174 . 7 10
...111 ... 7 41
...ni ua 7 40
ill 40 7 40
4 ..
C.
47. .
T...
14...
.
17..
S...
II.
t..
IMOS',
It.,
til..
Jl
M...
Ill 10 7 M
144 IN 7 H
It 120 7 U
.141 44 7 H
.241 M 7 U
. 146 IfO 7 II
..111 ... IB
rx M 7 II
Jfi M 7 M
.271 1M 7 0
71..
M
H...
91...
M...
J...
(!...
e .
(4. ..
77...
24 . .
11...
21 .
II...
II...
.201 Ml 7 40
.241 44 7 4i
. 51
..
.110
.lit
..
.. M
.. tl
7 IS
10
7 4
'
H
2M
r w
...100
....117
I M
7 00
7 10
1 SO
I w
I 7
i n
I 71
tl
SlIRUP-Tho Inrce site of the receipts
both here and at Chicago and the rack
err bidding at least JMiS&c lower on the
best offerlnns. warn the most Interesting I
hirn'ra" 'foRSioon.1 WlotiS '
receipts amounted to about' l,onO head.
against 4,709 a week n;o and P.IGS a year
ago. This fact, together with beirlsh
&.S37 1Z.S71I." - . 1 .i,.,. ,ii,t
not help matters any nnd It was a Mtl
lr.7; ?i5ilntc before buyers nnd sellers agreed on n
7,211 9.'6S,trmK basis. As usual of late the best
grades of shefp and lambs were In meager
supply and were picked up first, prlc
being generally lW2So lower than the
closo of last week. As to the half-fat
stuff, tho packers did not seem to try to
buy any of It until the better kinds
were disposed of, and then not until well
long toward noon hour. Trade dragged
most of the time and closing prices worn
weak to a Utile lower, comptrcd with tho
opening It might be ndded that the
most desirnblo otrvrings hail very lair
activity at thrt decline, while, as already
n.itcd. nnythlng not on that order was
hard to dispose of at lower prices, The
demand continues good 'for prime grades
suitable for the Christmas trade, nut
other kinds apparently are not wanted.
Tho first transactions or consecnioncf' 1
c. an two oouoie uecss 01 inn noru
lambs weighing on an average 76 pounds.
that sold at $7.S3, being top. A bunch ot
fed western ewes brought 4.io. Home
feeding lambs sold early at $6.40.
Quotation on sheen nntl inmn.v
Ijiinbs, good to choice, $7,601(7.83; lambs,
fair to good. frt.75dT7.50; Inmbs. culls. $5.50
M.00; yearlings, llaht , $R.rrrU5; year
lings, heavy. $6.00ftl.M; wethers, good to
choice, $5.SoT5.50; wethers, fair to goon,
$4.fi5475.2r; ewes, good to choice, KtVftfl.
4.76; ewes, fair to good, $l.2Jfjf4.N.
Chicago Gas Stock
Owner Charges Plot
Against Minority
CHICAGO, Dec, 15,-An attack on the
alleged Interlocking directorate of two ot
Chicago's largest public utility corpora
tions, the Commonwealth Edison com
pany nnd the People's Gas Light and
Coke company, was made today by James
J. McCarthy, a minority stockholder In
the gas company.
McCarthy applied for an Injunction .to
restrain the directors of tho gas com
pany from Issuing any stock or bonds
nnd restraining Samuel Instil, John J.
Mitchell and James A. Patten, all of I
whom nro director of both companies.
from acting as officers or directors of
tho gas company, giving ns his reason
their connection with tho Commonwealth
Edison company.
The bill, which was filed In the circuit
court of Cook county, asserts tho stock
holders of tho Commonwealth Edison
company havo obtained control of the
gns company nnd havo conspired to man
age Its affairs, lessen Its business, de
crease the valuo of Its shares, f recta out
tho small stockholders and take over
the assets of the gas company, Including
a surplus of $16,000,000. The bill nllegna
that the virtual amalgamation has re
moved competition for tho lighting busi
ness of the city and asserts that this
condition is con tray to publlo policy. The
bill recites:
"In furtherance of the alleged con
spiracy to freeze out tht smaller share
holders, the gas company directors cnlled
a meeting on November 14 and passed
a resolution authorising an Increase, of
tho, capital stock of the gas company
from $35,00,0)0 to $50,000,000."
Battleships Have
Eventful Cruise
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Four of tho
United States battleships bock from thn
European cruise of tho Atlantic fleet
reached port today, but only tho flagship
Wyoming and the Arkansas camo up the
East river to the navy yard. Tho Utah
and the Florida dropped anchor off
Tompklnsvllle, Stntcn Island, and will
not reach tho yard until tomorrow. Flvo
thousand officers nnd men wilt spend
their Christmas holidays ushoro.
Captain Chapln of tho Wyoming fell
111 on tho return from Gibraltar and sur
rendered tho rommund ot his vessel to
Commander Vogelsang. Captain Chapln
was taken to tho Marine hospital In
Brooklyn and tills afternoon his condition
was said to ba critical.
A graphic account of tho ocldent to
the Vermont last week was given by tho
tailors. Tho accident occurred during a
gale and while the Vermont waa .on the
crest of ft giant wave. Its starboard pro
peller was lifted out of the wnter by the
wave and revolved rapidly In tho air. A
fow moments later when tho wave passed
and the propeller touched water again It
was whirling at such high speed that the
sudden chango from air to water caused
the shaft to snap.
CRETE FORMALLY ANNEXED
BY KINGDOM OF GREECE
CANRA, vCrete, Dec. IS. The formal
annexation of the Island of Crete to
Greece was carried out today with Impos
Ing ceremonial. Kins Constantino per
sonalty ran up the Hellenic flax over
the fort. People flocked to the capital '
from all parts of the Island and from i
Orecco and tumultuously ureeted the king, j
tho crown prince, Premier VeUelos and j
the other ministers.
TWO MORE MEN ADDED
TO SCHEDULE COMMITTEE
NEW YORK, Pec. 15. President John
IC Tener of tho National league has In
creased the membership of the league's
schedule committee by the appointment
' t Charles II. Kbbetts. president of the
I ","BOUrB" KIHU " uraa
of the committee as President Tener's
personal representative.
LIABILITIES NEARLY ONE j
MILLION; ASSETS $100 !
CONCORD, N. U.. Dec, 15.-IJahIltles
exceeding 1778.000 and assets of only IIW (
aro shown In the schedule accompanying
the bankruptcy petition filed today by
laaao Van Horn of Holderness, N. II., 1
arid Roston. Mr. Van Horn has been '
connected with railroad and mining' en- '
terprises In Wyoming. I
MtRte'a Profits front Iltiiir.
MADISON, Wis., Dec. 16. The state's ,
share of boxing receipts for three and
one-half months under the Ileddlng box- '
ing law reached 13,94 today when a I
check of 1752 from the State Athletic !
commission was received. State Treasurer
Johnsan has requested the commission to
submit a full detailed statement of the
receipts of each contest held by the
clubs.
RITCHIE AND HARLEM
TOMMY MURPHY REMATCHED
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. U -Will C.
Ritchie and Harlem Tommy Murphy
were rematched today to fight for the,
lightweight championship Friday night.
January 23, on the same terms ns those
nureed to for tho bout cancelled Decem
ber 10. becntixe of rain, and then further
postponed because of the abscess Ritchie
had developed In his nose while training.
Tho weight Is la be 135 pounds one hour
i,.rnni rii-ht if 11 rntna nnd n. cost
Ponement Is necessary agtUn. weighing in
also win De posiponeu, unui iuc maui
the match, so that It will not be neces
sary for tho rhnmplmi, who Is ft little
coy nboilt the scales, to make weight on
two nights In sitccc.sMon.
Ritchie. gets tho same guarantee as bn-forc-$l3.0C0.
win, lose or draw- He al
lows $2C0 to Mtirpliy (or the Jaltcr's traln
lin? expenses for the bout that misfired.
DENVER WINS POINT
IN TELEPHONE SUIT
DENVER. Colo., Dec. 15. The United
Stntra district court today dismissed for
Inck of Jurisdiction the suit brought by
the Mountain States Telephono and Tele
graph company to prevent tho enforce
ment of tho socalled BveTwn ordinance
reducing tho telephone rates In Denver.
The action was taken on the motion of
the city, Tho corporation had sought an
Injunction, In tlte meantime retaining Its
old rates. There are ponding several
suits In local courts looking to tho en
forcement of the ordinance, and it Is ex
pected that one or all of these now win
be brought to trial,
ItAIIiWAY TIMK OAIID.
UNION STATION Tenth Jt Mason.
Union Pnclfl
Dtcart. Attire.
Ortrland I.lmlttd a 1:00 am a l.ll pra
California Mall
....a 4:19 r a I 4S sin
Omaha Eiprtaa .......
Atlanta Bipmi
Urn Anatlta MmltM .
Ixii Ans'lcs Limited ..
I)ntr Special .
Colors do Kaprrss
Colorado Special
Kan frsneliru LIiaIKhI
., . . . s pro
......, a 1:50 am
...all:5S am a Si40 pm
alius am a 1:40 pm
....a 7:51 am a tM am
....a 4:50 pm a 4:00 pm
...,al!:01 am a 7:00 am
,,.,alO:t0am
Pacific i.imiim
.ali:!0 am a 7:JJ pm
Oreion-Washlngton Limited. al:M am a 3iSS pm
North IMatte Local a 1:15 am a 4:45 pm
Grund Island Local a 5:2) pm slO:SO am
Btromsburc Local ...,blJ:41 pro b 1:20 pm
CtilcnKO, Rock Island A Piiclflc
ItocVy Mountain Llmllsd ...atiUam all:t!pm
Chicago Wsl passenger .-..M0:ti0 am bl0:5l pm
Chlcaso Par Kapresa a 4:10 am a 4:40 pm
I'Mcaao NUM Kiprras 4110 pm a 110 pm
li. Molnts lcsl roil a 4:27 pm all 12 pm
Cblcato-Ncb, Limited a l:W am a 1:29 am
Colorado Callforlna Ki a 1:20 pm a 4:00 pm
Oala & Texas Kspress
. .,a 4:15 pm all !30 am
...all:!7 pm a 1.47 am
,..a 1:00 am a 7.15 ana
noeky Mountain i-imitea
Missouri Pnclfit
K. C. A BU It KUp
K O. St. L. Em
. .all:ll pm a : pm
K. C A St. Paul , all:0am tliH pa
AVnbnali
Omaha-fft. Ioula Kip. .a l:J0 pra a :15 am
Mall ana Express a 7:oi am au:io pm
f'tanberrr Ixk-sI from C 17. ..b ;00 am bl0:15 am
Chlrasn Limited ......a 5:00 pm a 1:10 am
Chlcaio Eipreaa ...I HUM a 1:10 pm
Clilenft-o A Nnrthvreatern
NOIlTllllOUND.
Twin Cltr Raprara a 7i45 am aIO:0 pts
Dakota Paasenter ,b 7:11 am at:!5 am
Kloux City Local ,, a 5:24 pm a 1:21 pm
Mlnfleapfllle Express ,. a 1:15 pm au :10 am
Dakota ICxprsss a :ll pm blOHO pm
Twin Cltr Limited a 1:05 pra a 7:11 am
KABTDOUND...
Denver Special a 1:15 am a 7:20 am
Carroll I .oca I a 7:00 am si 1:00 pm
Hawkers Express ...a 7:10 an- all:5l pm
CnlcaKO Local ,, eii:jj pot a a::i pm
Carroll Loral ,,, .......a 4:10 pm sloioo am
L'lilclio Hneclal a 1:00 Dm a 7:20 Dm
San l'ranclico Limited a 1 55 am 10:15 am
Uferland Limited ...a 1:00 pm a 7:20 am
Urefon-waahlnalon. I.imlteo.a i:io pm aioiift am
ho Anielra Limited 4:54 pm R1I:I0 am
wr.aniouND.
Cliadron Local a 1:20 am ..
Llncotn-Datlaa as:Mam a 5iJ0 pm
Uncoln-Lona Pine .....a 2:14 pm slOilJ pm
llsitln-Sufrlor .,, b 2:15 pm b 1:20 pm
Deadwood.liot Hnrlncs a 1:55 pm a 5:20 pm
Casper-Lander ,...a 1:55 pm all :00 am
Alblon-oakaaie ...d s:ju pm o i; pm
CblciiHO 41 rent Western
Twin Cltr Limited a 1:20 pm a 1:11 am
Twin City Kxpreaa ...a 1:10 am a 1:00 in
Cnlcaso express s i: pn a a:ei pra
Chicago, Mllvenukee A Ht. Paul-
r-aclfle. Limited
...a 7:10 pm
11:15 am
ctiicas.0 wpeciti
Han Francisco Limited ,
Chlcss Daylliht Special ,
Uatrtlla Local
llllntiU Centrnl
..a :m pm
..a 1:50 am
..a 7:10 am
,.a 6:00 pm
7:21 am
3:25 pm
1H45 pm
11:11 am
Cblcaco Limited
Chlcsxo Exsrees
,a 8:00 pm a 1:20 am
.a 9:50 am a 1:10 pm
, .
unriLi.'xuTun BTAiiun Tenia una
Hnson,
HurlluKton
Depart. Arrive.
a 1:19 am a 7:00 am
a ;J0 am
..,....a4:10 pm a 1:45 pm
,.,.,,s 4:10 pi a 1:41 pm
a l:M am a 4:10 pm
a 4:10 pm a 3:45 pa
i....b 1:10 pm a 1:45 pm
.,. 11:15 pm a7:M am
Denver Limited
Chlcaio-Omaha
Denver and California
lhltet Bound Kxpreaa .
tfebraeka Points
Hlock Hills
Lincoln Mali
Northwest ISipreea ...
Nebraska Eiprcss..
,,.a l:H,em a 410 pra
Lincoln Local
a 7:25 pm a :00 am
U 1:0J pm bl0:M am
,. 1:11 am a 1:50 am
....... .ell. 50 pm 1:40 pm
8rhuylar-ris4tsmouth
Plattsmouth-lowa ...
Ilellevue-Plattsmeuth
tTilcsxo Kpeclal ,,
, a 7:15am all: pm
Denver special
uenver special ,,.aii:sa pm
Chicago special .a 7:11 am 011:29 pm
Denver Fpaciai .,aii: pm
Chicago Express a 4:20 pm a 2:55 pm
Chicago Fast Express ...a 4i pm a 1:00 am
Creslon Ical b 4:10 pm bl 1:00am
Ht. U & K. C. Special ......a 4:30 pm alt:50 am
K. . Ht. Joseph al:44 pm a 1:54 ami
K. C, and St. Joseph a 1:15 am a 4:10 pot
(a) Dally.
WnilHTlSR STREET STATION- Fif
teenth nnd Webster.
Missouri Pnclflc
rails Cltr Passenger ....
Local Freight
Chlcaun, Ht. ran!,
Omaha
Depart. Arrive.
. .b I'M pm blO IB am
..b 7:05 am b 4:50 pm
Bllnneapolis Jt
(Depart, Arrive.
,.v..b 2:25 pm Ml 51 am
b 1-29 am a 4:25 pm
...,.o 1:25 eu ,
Rloux City Express ...
Twin rlty Passenger ,
Bloax Clt? Passenger
Feed and
Sale Yard
at Auction
At Glarindi, Iowa,
December20,1913
Stall and barn room for
246 head of horses; hay,
grain and office room.
Only yard in county seat
town of 4,500. Will carry
$5,000.00 of the purchase
price at 6. Investigate
this, it is a rare oppor
tunity. Ms J. HOSKINS
Auctioneers
H. S. Duncan, JL. E. Miller.
