fllK BEE: OMAHA, TIlTlimVY, DECEMBEU 123, UU.
13
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11 HA I, KSTATE.
CITY 'll(JPKItTY Toil KALIS.
We Have Been
Told to Sell
two lots and get the cash within the
next thtee- days at unheard of prices;
1136 takes two tots, priced separately at
lot and $.15. This la a cah price on each
lot; you may buy ono or all.
H. H. Harper ,
Phone Doug. 2596 '
1013-1011 City National Bank Rldg.
Wo-Wish You
A Merry Christmas
nncl
A Happy and Pros
perous New Year
a TTT 1 -1
210-12-14 Stato Bank Bldg.
$6,200 Home
Cost owner $8,600 about 6 years Abo;
rcnBon for selling, moved from city.
There' is now insurance on house for
I6.50CX. Never been rented; built for a
home: 9 rooms', oak finish, full basement,
hot water ' heat, rlato glass windows,
back plastored, windows all encased.
Dpn't miss a good buy. Sen
Birkett & Company
423 Ilco Hide.
Doug. 47M.
Wo Wish You
A Merry Christmas
aim
A Happy and Pros
perous New Year
THE BYRON REED CO.
212 SO. 17TH ST.
- Must Be Sold
T.AnfiK. modern residence near high
school and Crcighton university. No. 1519
Chicago St.; haB garage and front drive
way. If you want a largo, well built
house in good condition, close to schools,
churches and business, it will pay you to
invMtlimte this nroperty, now open for
Inspection; prlco reduced to $6,200. Rental
. . . ... mr r..l r.lil. i-.n
valua 7-u por year. w, u. uriimu,
Chicago St.
Wo Wish. You
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
aud i
A HAPPY NEW, YEAR
CREIGH, SONS & CO.,
' 508 Bee Bldg.
Merry Christmas from
SUNNY-VALE
and
CHAB. E. WILLIAMSON CO.,
Paxton Blk.
6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
HOT WATER HEAT
CORNER LOT, 3501 N. 18th; house most
new and In good order; must bo sold;
newly painted and decorated; is vacant;
eo see it; $3,500.
W. H. GATES,
Room 647, Omaha National Bank Bldg1.
Phone Douglas 1234. Web. 2688.
Investigate
2050 Spring St.; 11 room house, cas and
water; good condition; $350 cash down,
balance monthly, same as rent. Web.7963.
A jLERRY XMAS TO ALL
J. B. ROBINSON. 442 Bee Bldg.
REAL- ESTATE.
KAItM &. RANCH LANDS KOH SALE.
Arkansas.
FARM of 330 acres of virgin land for
sale; 190 acres cuitivatea; couiu do maue
a model stock farm: $25 per acre cash;
this is a bargain. E. E. Williams, Mo-
' Oehee, Ark.
' FARM of 120 acres of fine land for $20
per acre. Would make a model small
stock farm and Is cheap. Leo Harrell,
McUehce. Ark.
i- Arlsonu.
FOR $250 we can locate you on 320 acres
government land; best of soil and water
und'closc. to main lino R. R., and good
climate. $250 pays fare down and back
from Omaha, filing fees, surveying, trans
portation on the ground, etc
1126 City Nat. Bank Bldg., Omaha.
, - . Canada.
ALBERTA has great and varied perma
nent natural resources. Keen your eye
oh her oil development. For detailed in
formation address Alberta Oil Develop
ment Association, tjaigary. Aioerta, can,
Missouri.
ISO-ACRE farm. Improved: price $2,500:
$500 down; map free. Arthyr, Mountain
view, aio.
Missouri.
FARMS FOR SALE-Jo.OO down. $5.00
mon tiny uuys vi acres good tunner land;
near town, iciu county, juo.; price vmi;
perfect title J. B. Jarrell, ML Vernon,
J li.
Nebraska
FOR SALE 160 acres of land In Mer
rick county, Nebraska, one-half mile
from Clarks, described as follows: WH
of neVi of.sectlon 12, township 14, range
5, and w'.i of soVi. Good Improvements
and must bo sold. J. J. Kcefe, 112 No-
urashtt nioux uity. J a.
.no, hhw acres near town of Keystone;
under a good ditch; oply 50 nn acre,
ji.imj cas li and balance In one to ten
years at 6 per cent- This Is easily worth
tv pr aire inure man is asxed ror It
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ware Block. Omaha.
IMPROVED 7.O00-ACKE FARM.
On Uouth Loup river near Oconto, Cus
ter county, .NeD.. to be divided Into
nnu soia cneap. very little ensn ro-
raureu, naiance & ana iu years. 6 tier cent.
Each farm contains level valley, corn.
laU wheat and alfalfa land under culti
vation. Kmooth sloulne and level tithl
land, splendid meadow, rolling pasture
timber anu spring water, mack soil,
clay subsoil. Fenced. 3 sets of buildings.
Your fprm ml;ht be taken as part pay
ment, rarticuiars tree. i uraaity,
NQ, A-102-A splendid Irrigated W acrti
In a prosperous Swedish neighborhood, 6
miles rrom uayara, in -uorriu county.
Subject to irrigation bonds due 10 to :0
years; equity at $3,000, payable 11.000 cash.
balance live annual installments at
,,epAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ware Block, Omaha.
Washington.
PEERLESS WESTERN WASHINGTON.
Matchless conditions; by auto or rail
two hours of Seattle. This splendid 1,200
acre, highly Improved, stocked and
onuinned. operating, money maktntr.
dairy, hog, horse, general purpose farm,
at 145 Per acre, on terms, Including all
personal property. Detailed description
mailed on request,
' CHARLES HOMERS COMPANY,
Alaska Bldg., Seattle.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Expert Pronounces Crop Out
look Extraordinary.
CORN PROSPECTS ARE GLOOMY
Prices for the. Yellow Cereal Seem
o Be Destined for Much Lower
Levels from Miitt On
ClnnlnioPrlceM.
OMAHA. Dec. 24. 1913. i
Kvery active grain man In the United I
States, as well ns many of those known
as "bonanza farmers," 'are cither per-j
scnally acquainted wtlh famul V. Al
lerton, or know him by refutation. Mr.
Allerton Is one of the largest land owners
Ih Illinois and has for many years been
largely Interested as a Brain grower and
has an Insight Into crop prospects, that
very few men possess. Mr. Uerton, on
lils way to the Pacific coast, passed
through Kansas and gave the Browing
wheat nlant unusual attention. Ills In-
spcctlon was from the car windows of
a rapidly moving train, but tho racl
that ho pronounces tho wheat prospects
In the sunflower state as never better
than at tho moment was enough to cause
somo selling In the local pit yesterday.
There were other claims from Kansas
of bright prospects and ono of these was
from a well known correspondent of the
Modern Miller.
Wheat suffered losses of HOic yester
day, although restoring spots were 'AWVic
abovo tho lowest levels reached. Local
professionals were the principal sellers.
and those who felt that prices were being
nammerea at a level too low lacked, tne
backbone to take tho grain coming into
the pit. Some of the large houses ad
vanco tho theory that wheat must Bell
higher later on becauso of the sunoly
and demand situation.
Wlvllo tho weather in tho winter wheat
belt has not been severe, there were com
plaints received yesterday from half a
dozen points In Michigan, in which It was
sain mat tno ground has been freezing
and thawing alternately, and that there
Is a likelihood of deterioration being
seen. Theso messages will bo seen In
larger numbers during the next month
unless the winter wheat Is well nrotected
by snow.
According to adv ccs from the best
sources in tho corn market hero, and In
tho interior tho offerings of that cereal
win continue to fall off from this time
forward unless there Is nn advance in
values. The corn now hold In the In
terior Is In poor condition and It will
take considerable drying to placo it in
condition where it may bo merchandised.
According to one of the best posted men.
the moisture will freeze In the grain, and
HEAL KSTATE.
FAIIM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE.
Oklnhaiun.
FARM bargain, 240 acres, all tillable,
Grant county. Oklahoma, in cultivation:
J04 acres flno wheat, balance meadow and
pasture, an renced, orchard, walnut
grove, windmill, well, good water abun
dant, 4-room house, stable, 8 head, gran
ary, etc. Rural route and phone. Eddy
3H miles, others 4. 5 and 7 miles. School
ono mile. Churches in towns. German and
American settlement. Price (45 par acre
for quick deal. Worth one-third more.
Perfect title. A, T. Cox., owner, Enid,
Okl.
REAIi ESTATE LOANS
$100 to 110,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wcad Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlborg Co.,
310-312 Brandels Theater building.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
GARVIN BROS",?' "S-
m.m.m ...... uaA,
WANTED Citv lnnriK onrf ..F.ni.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., im Farnam St
LITl anH farm Inn n h 1 siwmmt
No delay. J. H. Dumhnt . rv. i
CITY nroriflrtv. T .
tv ii -v, r "ic..j,,
... ...unum, otate uanK xsiag,
JiJl?mc Ea8t Nebraska farms.
... ...... HntwnAu ijougias 71B,
X-J.V.C per cent farm loans! nmi.i
nawtn.Mi. 1 T I . . r . . . '
iUCiormiCK. IHJI Knrnnm
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros.
HARRISON tt MORTON. 916 Om. Na'tT
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. B.
WANT tarcer Inrnmn t.n.
ipwa farms and mortgages up to UOO.OjO.
can divide to suit deal. See me or write.
WANTED TO BUY.
RACHMAN will treat you right: best
HIGHEST D rices nald for men's cast.
on cioilies and shoes. Doug. 8017.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED Two furnished rooms, ulrnm
neatea witn privilege of llgnt nounckeep
lng. Address N 271, Bee.
UVE STOCK MARICET OK WEST
Ship live stock, to South Omaha. Sava
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt ana carerui atten
tlon.
Lire Stuck Commission Merchants
MARTIN BROS. &, CO., Exchange Bldg,
IilVE 8TOC1C FOR SALE
Iloraea nnd Vehicles,
NEW and second.nand wiurons for koIa
25th Ave. and LeavenworthBt.
IiEOAJj NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice is hereby given to tho stock
holders of Lee-Glasa-Andreosen Hard
ware corhpany that the annual meeting
of tho stockholders of the company
will be held at the offices or said com
pany, corner of Ninth and Harney
streets, In the city of Omaha, In tha
stato of Nebraska, on Tuesday January
13 A. D., 1914. at o'clock p. m., for the
purpose of electing a board of directors
for the company to serve during the en
suing year, and to transact such other
business as may be presented at such
meeting.. H. J. LEE, President.
J. CLARKE COIT. Secretary.
DlS-d30T,
NOTICE.
Stockholders' meeting of The Union
Land company: Notice is hereby given
that the annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of The Union Land company for th
election of five directors and the trans
action of such other business as may
legally como before the meeting will be
held at room 1103. Union Pacific head-
,,rtrs hiilldlnc. 15th and Dodura Ht .
Omaha, Nebraska, on Monday, the 12th
day of January, 1914, at 10 o'clock, a, m.
The stock transfer books will be closed
ten days previous to the meeting. Alex
Millar, secretary. New York City. N, Y.
Dec. 19. !. Di7-d20t
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the HASTINGS AND NORTHWEST
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY, for the
election of seven directors and the trans
action , of such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting, will
be held at the office of A. L, Mohler,
corner of Fifteenth and Dodge Streets,
Omaha. Nebraska, on Monday, January
5th, 1914, at U o'clock A M.
T. M. OUR, Secretary.
whttzx bixusb or the
BETTER BOBT.
Crsp Blount, spsclal valuss at 96.00,
$3.00 and $10.00.
llngerls Blousss, special values at
1.45. $3.38 and $5.00.
ITet Blouaas, now models, at
$3.60, 88.00, $3.00 and fl3.&0.
The House of Menagh
The Qsntiswoman's Stor.
!lt will remain Ihrro until dried out next
spring. The trade expects 40 cars here
Friday morning.
Oats ruled easier during the greater
portion of the session, but showed somo
reactionary power late. Local Interests
furnished the selling power. The buying
was scattered.
Longs In January products led In the
selling and that was the feature yester
day. Cash wheat was unchanged to Ho lower.
Cash corn was He lower to He higher.
Cash, oat were unchanged to lie lower.
Clearances wer 1, 000 bushels of corn,
bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 481.000 bushels.
Uverpool closed Hfflad lowvr on wheat
and unchanged to Sd lower on corn.
t.l. . ........ .,..1.1. .. . .. n w.-
bushels and shipments were 915,099 bush
els. Primary wheat receipts were 1,041.000
bushels and shipments were $90,000 bush
els. '
Primary oats receipts were 2.3O5,0iM
bushelf and shipments were 73.8.000 bush-
" CAIU.OT RECEIPTS.
Whoat.corn.uats.
Chleago .
Minneapolis
Dulutl,
Omaha
Kansas City
SL Ik)Us
Wlnnlneg . .........
43 Sii 166
4CTI
83 ... ...
17 SM 19
. r.O 241 23
50 76 37
26S
A year ago today was a holiday, tncrc
fore no primary movement for that date.
Tho following casn saies were roim.-"
Wheat: No. 3 mixed. 1 car, SOttc o. a
spring, 1 car, 80c. Oats: stanaam. J
cars. 39c. No. 3 white, 6 cars. 3Sc; 1 car,
37ic No. 4 white, 2 cars. 37e. Corn:
Nn. 3 white. 1 rnr. H4ic: 1 car. oiwc. .o.
white. 3 cars, osc. ino. - yeuow, i,
car, 65',4c; 4 cars, OGc. No. 3 yellow, u
cars, MHc; 3 cars, 64c: 1 car. 63Hc; 3 cars,
6SC; 4 cars. 2Hc No. 4 yellow, 1 car,
62Vc; 1 car. 62c; 4 cars, 61Hc; 1 car, 60V-.
No. 2 mixed, 4 cars, (ilc; l car, buc ino.
3 mixed. 2 cars, 63c; 5 cars, 624c. No. 4
mixed. 1 car, no-i4c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: rso. a nam.
803c; No. 3 hnrd. 790$2c; No. 4 hard.
TWwo; IN", a spring, iwotwc; ro.
spring, 7&tf7SHc; No. 2 durum, 78H079C!
No. 3 durum, 77H1?78c. Corn: No. 2 white,
644W5Hc; No. 3 white, 64V404c; No. 4
white. 62H063V4C! no, 3 yeuow, MjitlKHici
No. 3 vellow. 62,Q64Ho: No. 4 yellow. 60H
62Wc; No. 2, 63i64c; No. X 62lc: No. 4,
604j60ic oats: no. 2 wnue, jkhwswc;
standard, 3SitT39c! No. 3 white. 37Q3Sc;
No. 4 while, ffJWRic. twtriey: .nailing.
D6tfiRc; No. 1 feed, 44MSc. Rye: No. 2,
B7Hg58c; No. S, 57QC7HO.
CII1CA4SO OllAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feature of the 'iWiltnir and Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHlCAiTO. 111.. Dec. il. ImDroved
weather conditions for the wlndup of tho
Argentlno harvest had a bearish Influ
onco today on wheat. The market here
closed ensy at the same as last night
to o down. Corn showed a net decline
of H(K4o to c, and oats a setback of
'.WTo to 9c in provisions tne outcome
varied from unchanged figures to a loss
of 2HQGc.
Buenos Ayres prices made the fact evi
dent that dealers there felt much better
able than of late to meet competition.
Moreover, Liverpool dispaicnes 101a 01
La Plata cargoes being offorcd cheaper
at British ports. Producers In western
Europe were also declared to ue wiling
moro frcly than has been tno case or
late
Additional snow, especially in Kansas,
offset attempts to cau&e a scaro over tha
possibility of damage to wticat oy a gen
eral freeze up. At one stage prices did
show a rally, but the strength failed to
last. .....
Holiday's liquidating saics tooa tne
odgo off the corn market. Meagerness of
Bhtpplng demand counted also ugalnst the
bulls, so that an early advance, due to
unsettled weather delaying receipts, was
inoro than wiped out. Oats developed
some heaviness, owing to liberal supplies
coupled with knowledge that the sales to
the east were smaii.
Provisions rose moderately and then
rank. In this course values appeared to
be governed almost entltely by the chang
ing values of Hvo hogs.
Leading prices rangca as ioiiuwb;
Artlclel Open. I Hlgll.l Low. CloSe.l Yes'V
Wheat - 1
May. 90tt
July. 87H 87H
Corn-
nc. estt 70
so4
90 90
87 87H
69Vi 69?i
Ki 69 A
4Hi 414
W,
I 20 46 I 20 45
I 20 87Hl 20 87H
' 10 67HI 10 65
87
C0H
69Vi
May. C9H 69H
Oats
May. 41H 41H
July. 40T4 W,i
Pork I
Jan..! 20 50 I 20 CO
May.f 20 92H 20 95
,)
Lard
Jan.. 10 67H
10 67H1
U 02H
10 80
May. 11 02H
Ribs
11 02HI 11 02H
10 75 1 10 76
11 00
10 77H
Jan.-I 10 77H
May.l 11 10 I 11 12H1 11 07HI It 07HI U 07t4j
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
red, 92HS5Ho; No. 3 red, 92c; No. 2 hard,
8SV4fi84c: No. 3 hard. 87488t4c: No. 2
northern, $8$3o: No. 3 northern, S6V4e;
No. 2 spring, &883c; No. 3 spring, 87Q)
8S0. New Corn: No. 3. 65c: No. 3 yellow,
6&967c Oats: No. 3 white, 39Hc Ryo:
No. 2. 64H(S65c. Barley: G075c, Timothy
Jt.00Sfi.40. Clover: $12.604114,60. Pork
JM.DO-g 21,00. Iard: $10.65. Rjbs: $10.25.01
10.77H.
POTATOES Iiwer; receipts, 25 cars;
Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin, red
531f65c; Michigan, Minnesota and AVIscon
sin. white. 6MJ63c.
BUTTER Higher: creameries. 23B36c.
EGOS Unsettled; receipts, 2.785 cases;
at marK, cuses included, 2&33lHc; oral
narj firsts, 28MQ29Ho; firsts, 31Hc.
CHEESE Higher; daisies. 16lUn
twins, loQlCu; Americans, I316c; Jong
horns, lsmfibc.
POULTRY Alive, higher; springs.
12Hc; fowls, 13o; turkeys, 18c. Dressed,
Mfnneapolln ftrnln Mnrket
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 24. WHEAT
ino. 1 nara, ewtnw. no. 1 northern, 949i
j6Hc; No. 2 northern, 82S84Hc; No.
a wneat, 0vgs-;ftc;
May. S6KfflS7c.
December, 82Hc;
FLOUR Unchanged.
BARLEY 45c to G7c.
RYE C2o to 54c.
BRAN Unchanged.
CORN-No. 3 yellow. MHc
OATS No. 3 white. 3&aC6Wo.
FLAX-$1.4SHin.48H.
Kan una City drain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 24. WHEAT
No. 2 hard. 82H8V4c; No. 2 red, &0t&9lc.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 67o; No, 3, 6&jjtiHc;
iiu. wiiiio, ir, ro, j, oic,
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May, 85KS85T4C; July. 82H
CORN December, 67!ie; May, 71Hc.
OATSNo. 2 white, 4tllHc; No.
mixed, Hc.
. 1
St. Loula General Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 24. WHEAT No. 2
red, 94HWtc; No. 2 hard. E6fr93Hc; De
cember, 87c; May, SOHJjOlc.
CORN-No. 2. 68c; No. 2 white, new,
68c; old, 73c; December, 67Hc; May, 71i
71HC.
OATS No, 2, 40c; No. 2 white 42c; De
cember, 40c; May. 421i42?ic.
RYE 614362c
Liverpool Grain Mnrket,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 24.-VHBAT-fipot.
ns ll4d; No. S, 6s 10Hd; No. t red western
winter. 7s 4Md; futures, dull; March"
ts ina; Aiay, ts io.
COKN Spot, firm: American mlxn,i
6s 8d; Ia Plata futures, dull; January
5s Vid; February 6s 2id.
Cutton 3Inrket.
LIVERPOOU Dec. 24. COTTON-Spot.
In fair demand; prices, firm; middling
fair, 7.68d; good middling, 7.24d: middling,
7.02d; low middling, 6.78d: good ordinary,
6.12d: ordinary. 5.7&d. Sales. 8,000 bales.
Cotton closed steady, net unchanged to
three points b-wcr.
Kvapomteil Apples and Dried Frnlts
NEW YORK, Dec 24. EVAPORATED
APPLKS-Qulet
DRIED FRUIT-Prunes, quiet but
firm; apricots, firm: peaches, dull but
firm: raisins, unsettled.
Hun-Mr Market.
NEW YORK, Dee. 24. SUG A R Raw,
unsettled; Muscovado, S2.623.73; cen
trifugal, 13.123.23: molasses sugar, 12.37
Q2.48; refined, quiet.
OSIa nnd Iloaln.
NEW YORK. Dec. 24. COTTONSEED
Oily Steady; prime summer yellow, HflO
US no uecemDer, eo.es; Marcn, Vi-Ji
May, $717,
ROBIN-Qulet-
TURPENTINK Steady.
NEW YORK JTOGK MARKET
Shares Active and Strong- in Latter
Part of Day's Session.
EASTERN RAIL STOCKS WEAK
SIkiiIkr of Currency (lilt nml I'resU
dent's Accompany Inn !tale
iii r t Fnlla to Stimulate
llnlllnh Activity.
NEW YORK, Dec
K, Dec. 24.--8tocks bccultie
trong In the latter part of
Ion after sovral hours of
active and s
today's sessl
slow business and unimportant
mess and unimportant move-
i"or a llmo the tendency was re-
. but at the end of the day the
stive shares wero substantially
incins. For
actlonary
rcprescntatl
abovo laBt night's close. Heading was the
center of speculatlvv Interest and It made
an unusual exhibition of strength. 1 he
buoyant advance of this stock was as
sociated with reports that differences be
tween the goveiimcnt and the Rending
company would bo settled out of court,
as was done In the caxo of tho American
Telephone and Telegraph company.
The easier tone of the market earlier
In the day was largely due to a weakness
of eastern railroad stocks. Selling of
theso shares was Influenced by reports
that tho November statements of tho
transportation companies would show se
vere decreases In earnings. In the case
of Baltimore X- Ohio such 11 showing hns
been made. Norfolk & Wester was
especially heavy, dropping SH Per cent.
Signing of the currency bill and Presl
dent Wilson's accompanying message
failed to stimulate bullish activity.
Southern Pacific reported a decrease
In net earnings for November of JuOS.000.
t heavy Increaso In Idle freight cars was
shown In the fortnightly statement. The
weekly steel trndo reviews reported that
tho holiday shutdown of Iron and steel
mills this year had probably novcr been
equalled In length or In number of plants
Involved.
Bonds were Irregular. Missouri Pacific
convertible 5s dropped three irolnts to 67.
Total sales, par value, 1,850,000.
United States bonds wero unchanged on
-call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were:
Kl. lllll, Ixiw. C1oa.
AmtlmnnteJ Copp ,
Amerlrtn Airlcultanl
M.600 74
71H
UK
41
MVi
10
90
44
H,
MVi
10H
SO
Mil
eH
ioVj
1:3
147
iSH
934
Ml
11W
S
301,
II 'i
211
tt
tow
II 14
100 n,
12j
ts
130
9i
150
17
MU
1IH
2H
441,
35(4
1
1WH
nu
107
16
Amtrlon llt Hviar...,
Amrtcnn Can
do rtl
Atnerlcn Cir . KounJrir
Amerlon Cotton Oil ..
American lc Securities.
Amertran I.lnl
Amrlen Locomotive ,,
Amcr. Hmekt. lUf
do ptd
Amerloan Sumr Itftlnlng
AmerloA Tel, & Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atclilaon . .,
Atchison, ptd.
Atlantic Cont Line ....
Baltimore Ohio
Uelhlahem Eteel
Brooklyn Ilarld Tramlt.
9.200
too
30
4
mi
900 S3T,
:3H
VOO St 2
109
5,1(10
2.M0
1,800
I0;
:iMi
S5U.
S44
1M4
in4
245H
4U
1,400
924
30
SIS
1H
so
20JS
26 S
1MT
700
BOO
Canadian I'acltlc ,
14, too 21114
Central Leather
3.300 :j
1.600 604
Chesapeake & Ohio ....
Chicago Great Weatern..
Chicago, Mil. A St. Taul
Chicago a Northweiteru
Colorado Fuel A Iron..
Consolidated Oas
Corn rroducta
1,800
500
loo;
i:Cj
M0
300
9i
151 U
Delaware A Hudson ..
Denrer s Hlo Grande. .
do ptd
Dlatlllera Securltlti ...
Erie.
too
4,000
114,
S'.i
do lat prd
do id rfd
General Rlectrlo
Ureal Northern, pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfa.
Illinois Central ,
11
too
100
:,9oo
1,M0
400
"soo
1-7 M
1414
1034
m4
J4H
'iiii
Interborough-Met
do pfd.
International Harvester.
Inter-Marine pfd
International Paper ....
International Pump ....
Kansas city Southern...
eo
C04
103 i 101V,
134
V4
5
!4;
93
156U
134
nit;
191i
21V
1U
44
9
9314
37
101
69
109W
109W
ltOU
94
U'4
20:4
153
170
i
II
131H
75.
17
4514
:i
9
rou
is v.
166 ',,
84)4
13
66
6944
103
49i
2714
67U
73
icieue (ins ,
Lehlah Valler
7.500 I55H IStU
Loulavllle. t Nashville..
M.. Bt. P. & S. 8t. M.
Missouri, Kan, & Tex.,
Missouri I'arllle
National Dlscult
600
300
5,700
mu 12414
an zih
national I.d
Nat. H. ot M.. 2d. pfd.
New York antral
N. T., Ont. & West....
Norfolk ft Western ....
North American
Northern Paclflo
Paoirto Malt
Pennsylvania
People' Ots
m
1.400
'7.M0
'"iib
'1,900
tlx
100
109"
i6ss
iosii
Pittsburgh, C. ft Bt. L
Plttaburgh coal '.'.
f"M Slecl Car joo
Pullman ralace Car .... :m
Heading )j
HepuhJIo Iron ft ateel.. '200
2
153
170(4
1(1
16l,
SO
HI
131H
Hock is and c, uw m,
do., nffl. .1...
. o. . iuj pro
Seaboard Air Line ...
do., pfd
900
"306
'4'31'i "ij-i
KIcsB.Sheff slrl s. a
I..
Southern raelfln .
13,1100
400
Southern Itallwar ...
do., pfd ....
Tennessee Copper ...
Teiaa ft Paclflo
Union Paclflo
OU
11 vt
90
21 H
30,(00
900
200
200
53,800
US
U
54
M
59 .
154U
S4U
64
5(
Union Pacific, pfd...
United states lte.lt, .
Un ted Htate Ilubber
United State. Steel...
.do., pfd
U,.nc,,'l"r
Vlr-Oal. Chemical ..,
Wabash ....
,o;. pfd
JJestern Maryltnd ..
Wcatern Ifninn
CIS
200 1001! Inl
1.700 4914 49
xo
3S
4
66
.too
WwrtlnghoiiM Electrio':: 1 ino e
Wheeling & i,, r, "
500
t 'r ar. 409,700 share,;
Nct- Vor k.Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2(,-MONEVWrm
Per cent;' rulln, rate . 3 Ep7 ce
oioslntr bid, sHfi-l per cent. Time loans'
SlMSnpc,,CaeJ..
Cent ."xawiufcejsj ,.r
STERLING KX CHANGE Eaav slr.v
SILVKH-Bar. 67Mc; Mexican dollars.
lrrSrSGVCrnment' stca,ly' lltoad,
Closlmr nuntntlnn 1 ... . .
as follows "u,m" loauy were
V. B. 2s reg..
do coupon ...
V. 8. reg....
do coupon ..
U. 8. 4 reg.
' tf',K- C ref. 6... w.
lmu i .7 " 'mi. .as
..W3(t L ft N. unl. tm em
ft N. unl, 4s. sii
K- m
111 ..U 4)' "l
do coupon
It
Panama S coupon.. 9tTi
do
do
to cv, 4s 1W... 94V4N. AW. 1st "cr".. Ill-
10 CV. 6s 99(4 do cv. 4, i!?
. C. I- 1st 4s..90Nor, Pacific iir ' JSf
A,
HaJ. Ohio 4s
914
91 do 3t .
do (4s
MUln CI r
4
Brook. Tr. cr. 4...mPenn. cv. stts lsit Siff
n ... ci. i. rtnm ....
i. ...100 do cv. ' .1:
cen. Leather 6s.... 7V4,lteadlnr ..n'-;:"" 111.
Ches. ft' p. 4(4... 9081. U ft 8. P t.'i. Kft
dr. cv. 4Hs 7(4 'do gen. r m"
Chi. ft Alton J(4s.. 13 'St. L. h. nr -"il !?..
C. U. ft Q. 1. 4s. 94 8. A. I. V. V ' i!?'
73 U
do ten. 4s 90(4'8. P. nnl i."
O M A a V c 4(4.100U do cv 4s '
c. n. i. a r. c. t4 8. p. i,t
h
59
do rfr. 4 71'4 do S '
C ft H r & e 4(is. 9m do gen. 4s
D. ft- II. ev. . 97Ul'nlon I.iri ' i." '
102
I), ft II. O. ref. 6s. :u ti r Am '
?(Vi
uisiiiirra
'' 5a 3H do lrt ft'ref. ",,' uu
V. ser. U. . 7l4v..r A.' ,"., "-5? !
Kris p.
nn gen
ao cv. ser. u. . 1IUV..C. fi,
III. C. 1st ref. 4s. 194, Wab. lat A 'AT
rntcr. Met. 4s . 76 -Weste'r,: J,, ', JV
Inter. M. II. 4(4... 59lWest. Klec. rv si' t-
Jatn 4(4s MV.'Y.: Central 4, kill
Hid. Offered. -irai is. .. ,ji4
Inter.
Jap
noatnn Stock Mnrket,
BOSTON, Dec. 2l.-Closlng quotations
on stocks were:
Allouas 37(i Mohawk 41
Amal. (Copper . .. 73KNer. Cuoaolldated.. 15'4
A. Z. I. & tf. .. l(iNlplailng Mines ....
Aril. Commercial . -4 9-14 North Putle itii
D. ft C. c. 8. M. North Uke 114
Cat. ft Arli 3l01d Domlolon 60W
Cal. ft Hecla 430 Osceola uS
CentennlaJ ... ., 14(iQulnc 59(4
Copper Rente C, C, M Hhinnon ,,,, tt'
East nutte C. M... 11(4 Superior :n.
rrankllo . :Huprlor ft D, M. t
Oranbr Consolidated. 73(4Tamarack 31
Greens Canines .. MSI). 8, H. ft, & M. 41(4
Isle llorslle Copper. 19(4 do pfd ijS
Kerr Ika 4 7-lCl'tah Conaolldated.. 1 14
Ike Copper 7S L'tah Copper Co.... 4i
I Kalle Copper.,,. 3 9-11 Winona . , j
Miami Copper ., M Wolverine ,,,, 41
Metal Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24. METALS
Ijead, steady; $4.00 bid; London, 1217 15c.
Spelter, quiet; $5.15ftC25; Indon. 21 "a
6d. Copper, firm; standard spot, not
ouoted, December to March, offered at
214.37. electrolytic, $14.37H14.M; lake,
$15.00015.50; nominal, castings, $14.00y
Amer. Ag. Is SN n It of M 4Us aa
A. T. & T ey. 4s. 94(4 N. V. c. gen 3Ms li
Am. Tobacco a...ll5 do deb. 4," H JL
Armour ft- Co V.i: 9iViN y. N. H & it' .
Atchison gen. 4..... 9ZS cr. au.
Ill:' T 1. steady, spot and necetnher.
tKMiaT.W. January. I36.;:S7 12H. Feb
ruary W6KVU3T March, K.Otf7 V
Antimony, dull; Oooksoti t. Jl.75f7..
Iron, quiet. urichttiRed. , ,
tendon markets closet' as follows.
Copper, first spot. 1164 lis; futures, JLS
is. Tin, steady; spot, JClffT 10s; futures,
ST. 'l.QUlS. Dec. Jt.-MOTALS-ead.
dull, M.. Hpellcr. lower; IJ.Wt10.
S OMAHA MKMtlt.VL .MAUHI'.T.
BUTTEH No. I, 1-1U cartons. Sic; No.
1, uMU. tubs. Sir. . . .
FlSll-Whltc, fresh. 16o: trout, fresh,
15e; large crapples. fresh, lWI5c; bpardah
mnrkerel. liV- nMnrt roe. Per Pair, 40c;
salmon, fresh. 10c; halibut, fresh, lie;
buffalo, 1'c, bullheads. 13c; rhanncl cat-.
1 fish. We; pike, tie; I'lckero, ,ic.
POULTRY -Broilers. JI.KW.W per dox.;
1 ner.j lie, cocks, in i uuvh.
ItOc; turfcoys. 23t; plueons, lor do., 11.20 ,
duck, full feathered. lltVtci Hee.i. full)
I fcathend. 11c. qtiubs, No. 1, ll.JO; No.
CHEIWE lmpoittd Swiss, 30c: Ainerl
ran Swiss. 22c- block Swiss. 20c. twins
ISc, daisies, liWv, triplets.
Aiimrlrns. IDc. bluo label 1
ISWv. triplets. ISHc; Yuvtns
i blue, label brick, ISC Mm
lierirnr. K-lli. inc. New YorK wnue. iw,
NhoHsale pilces of beef cuts effective
todav m tlmnhii are ns follows;
BEEF CUTS-No. 1 ribs, 16Hc; No. 2,
14Vic; No. 3, 12c. No. 1 loins, lso; No. 2.
15o; No. 3, I3(4c. No. 1 chucks. lOVio;
No. 2, 9c; No. S. 9c. No. 1 rounds,
12Wc; No. 2. 12Uc; No. 3, llie. No. 1
plates, S'.je. No. 2, S'.io, No. 3, c
Kilt rib--iiriiimts- ( altforina imvels,
extra fancy Sunklst, s. 126. IM, 176, 200
and 260 sixes, (3.00; 260 site, 12.50; iSS site,
$2.40; 324 size. U25; Florida. K and IM
elscs, J3.W; 15o, 176. 200 and 216 sizes, 12.50;
250 site. $2 40, rVS and 321 sizes, $2.25;
Florida KuuKiuats, iter box. He. Apples;
Extra fancy Washington Jonathnus, per
box, $2 25; Whim Winter Penrmatns. per
box. $2.25: fnncv Whltu Winter Penr-
mains, ht bo, $2.00; fancy Idaho lllaok
Twigs, per box, $2.00: fancy ldnho Bald-
wins, per box, $2.00; fancy Idaho York
Imperials, per box, $2.00;, fancy Idaho
Walbrldges, per box. $I.S5: fancy Idaho
Willow Twigs, per box, $1.R5; fancy Idaho
Smith Cider, per box, $1.85; extra fancy
Idaho Northern Spy, OrucnttiKs or Kings,
per box, $2.00; extra fancy Idaho Ram
bos, per box, $2.25; extra fancy Hen Davis,
per box, $1,65; fancy Ben Davis, per box,
$1.50; choice Hen Davis, per box, $1.40;
Hen Davis, per bbl., $4.60; York Imperials,
per bbl., $1.50; MlnKlcrs, per bbl., $4.50.
Lomons. Extra fancy Sunklst, 300s and
St Os, per box, $150; extra choice lied Ball,
300s and 360s. per box, $7.50. Orapos: Extra
fancy Emperors, pur crate, $2.25; Earl's
Emperors, per bbl., $l.00; imported Mal
agas, extra fancy. $7.00; tancy, $6.60; oxtro
choice, $6,00; choice, $5.50. Grapefruit:
Extra fancy Florida, ses, $3.60; 4(s ami tns,
$3.75; 64s, 64h and 80s, $4.5. Cranberries:
Per box, $2.75; Bell and Bugle, por bbl.,
$9.00; Bell and Cherry, per bbl.. $s.60;
late red, per bbl., $S.25; Richard, per bbl.,
$9.00; extreme Jumbo, per bbl., $11.00.
VEGETABLES Potatoes; Genuine Red
River Early Ohio, per bu $1.00; Ruralu
or Burbanks, per bu 83c; Idaho Rurals,
per bu 80a. Sweet potatoes; Per hamper,
$1.23. Cabbage: Holland seed, per lb., 2c;
red, per lb,, 3c. Onions: Ohio, largo Red
Globo, per lb., 2Vtc; Spanish, por crate,
$t.50. Tomatoes: California, por 4-baskct
crate, $2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS-Callfornla figs. 12
12-oz. pkgs., S5c; 50 6-oz. pkgs., $2,00: Calls
fornla black figs, 12 l-o. pkgs., $1.?0; 7
crown Imported figs, per lb., 18o! 3 crown
Imported figs, per lb., 13c; 7 crown pulled
figs (boxes weighing about 5 lbs.), 90c; 5
crown pulled figs (boxes weighing about
5 lbs.), 75c; 7 crown pulled figs (boxes
weighing 10 ox.), por doz., $1.26. Drome
dary brand dates, pkg $3.00; Anchor
brand dates, pkg., $2.25; Hallowlo dates,
per lb 7Hc ParsnlpB, per lb., 2c, Car
rots, per lb., 2c. Rents, per lb., 2c, Tur
nips, per lb., 2c. Rutabagas, pur lb,, Hie
California Jumbo celery, per doz., 85c.
Michigan celery, per doz., 35c. Cider, per
keg, -$3.25; per half bbl., $3.75. Shallots,
Per doz., 50c. Parsley, per doz., 40c.
Radishes, per doz., 50a Head lettuce, per
doz., $1.00. Home-grown leaf lettuce, per
doz., 40c Green peppers, per basket, 50c.
Wax or green beans, per hamper, $6.00.
Hot housa cucumbers, per doz., $l.tJ2.00.
Cauliflower, per crate, $3.25. Venetian
garlic, per lb., 12!t. Eggplant, per doz.,
$2.00. Horseradish (2 doz. bottles in cano),
por Case, $2.00. Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell,
per lb., 19c. Medium pecans, per lb., 13V4c.
Pecans, jumbo, per lb., 15c. Giant pecans,
jjouismna paper sncn, per id., kc. I'll-
bcrts, per n- l&c. Drako almonds, per
lb., 18c; paper shell, 23o. Brazils, per lb.,
mo; mrgo wasnon. per id., ic. Ulacu
walnuts, per lb., SMa. Peanuts, raw. No.
1, per lb., 7c; jumbo, per lb., 8c; .roastod,
per lb., 8',-fc Shell bark hickory nuts, pur
lb., 4c. While rice popcorn, por lb,, 4c.
Checkers, per 100-lb. case, $3.50; per 50-
PKg. case, 41.75. uocoanuts. nor sack.
$7.00. Chestnuts, Imported Italian, per
id , ivc; saca or nui. ioib, c. lioney,
whlto clover, 24-BCclion case, per case.
J.J..O.
Coffee Mnrket
NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-COFFEE After
cpenlng quiet at unchanged prices to a
noon no or two points under somo scat
ering liquidation, coffea steadied on cov
erlng for over tho holiday and Is In
sympatny with smaller Boa Paulo re
eclpts. Tho close was firm at a net ad
vance of four ,to six points. Halt s, 37,000
Degs; uecemDer, jmwo; January. 9.110,
juarcn, V..CJC-. juay, v.goc; .liny, v.Wio: ren
tember, 10.02e; October. 10.09c. fliot mar-
aet, quiet; mo 7S, a(ic; Hantoa 4s, I3ic,
Mild, dull; Cordova, IStt'lCUc, nominal.
Dry floods Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Dec. 2I.-DRY GOODB-
uouon goons ana yarns were steadier
during tho day. A prominent number of
imported French sergo has been advanced
1 cent a yard for fall. Worsted yarns
wero easy, iiunaps wero quiet.
"HIDDEN ROOM" WOMAN
WOULD BE GLAD TO DIE
MONTICELLO, N. V., Doc. 2l.-Mlss
Adelaide Branco, tlio woman who was
with Melvln II. Couch, former district
attorney of Sullivan county, -when ho
died suddenly Sunday morning In his
Office, was given her freedom late this
afternoon, tho authorities having failed
to connect her with the death of Couch,
Miss Brnnce has naked permission to
remain a voluntary prisoner for two or
threo days.
"I cannot face the world now," she
said today. "I am sick at heart and sick
physically."
Sheriff ICInno will penult the woman
to stay long enough to regain strength,
She Is destitute and says she has no
placo to which alio might go, Toduy she
expressed the wish to dlo and be burled
beside tho dead man.
TO GIVE "DOWN AND OUT"
HORSES CHRISTMAS FEED
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Dec. 24.-Every
decrepit horse In Kansas City will bo
given a Christmas feast this year. Be-
ginning tomorrow the "down und out"
! ta,l Ka hnn,,,.1.,1 ( 1... ....
1 ' " ' . i'.,.',"....-'. . I'm ii
n, I by Mrs, ii. ii. iiornorooK ana airs, Kmma
Robinson. Tho equlno dinners will con
tlnue until January 1. Tho menu will
consist of two pecks of oats and two
gallons of corn chop for each horse.
BURGLARS ROB CHRISTMAS
TREE OF TOYS AND CANDIES
SYRACUSE, N. V., Dec. 24 -Scores of
little children wero robbed of their
Christmas presents lato today when bu--
glars broke Into the South Presbyterian
church and stripped a big Christmas truo
of Its burden of toys and candles. Tho
burglars forced an entrance into the pas
ter's study and stole a diary containing
an outline of twenty sermons and eight
written sermons.
UNIDENTIFIED STEAMER
ASHORE IN DENSE FOG
NORFOLK, Va., Dec. 24. An unlndent
fled steamer Is ashore half a mile be-
low Utile Uland. Life savers und the
revenuo cutter Onondaga have gone to
Its assistance. Life saver have been
unable to Identify the vessel on account
of a dense fog.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle in Very Light Supply and
Prices Firm.
H0Q VALUES FULLY STEADY
I'Ht Mieep nml I.11111I1 Fly Very lliuh
n Account f MkM Hun
ISverytlilnir Chnnuea llnnitn
nt Hurl)- Hour.
Hi
Recelpls vi
, Official Mu
HOL'Tll OMAHA, Dec 21. 1913.
vscre: Cattle. Slogs, fchteli
hdav 2.IM 3.tl4 R17
' ueiay ;i,wi ''' r;V
Kttlniate Wcdntsdny.. 87$ S.3iM 3.3S3
.
Three days this week. 6,073 10,375 1.6M
Tuela.v 3.007 7.7f.l l9i
SaliHi dajH lunt week..l4.SS3 33.4SR 38,861
.-ame nays 3 wks ngo..l2.43 22.13S K.IM
Same .lnv .1 l-.iu.t k jj is Mn
; Sump (nys t wks ago'.'. 7IS7 St.llS 33.06.4
SmnoMays last year... 3.C.05 It.OtJ 1J.50J
The folloultiF tnliln iliniva ilir. rrrellit
of caUle, hogs omJ sheep at the Soutr.
Omaha ltvai stock market for tho year to
date as compftrej twin last year:
1J1S. 1912. Inc. Det
t-nltlc 919.390 1.001,947 52.557
Hors 2.506.1SS 2.S62.SH 3'i,26
fc'ieep 3,177.076 2,919,337 256.S3D
The following tablo shows tho range of
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Dale. 1913. IUH2.H9II '.l10.UWii.mio.li9o;.
Deo.
7 4.S
7 64H
7 45
7 181 & Ml 7 5!
5 321 1.1
8 291 4 49
Dec.
Dec.
Deo.
Dec.
I "A
5 9S 7 41
7 14 5 IHI 7 34
8 '.'31 6 14
001
7 56
8 Of 3 371
7 41V
7 (O
6 00
7 61
7 M
8 14
5 30
4 21
4 17
Dec,
7 01
8 Zr,
8 31
r, .it
5 3!
Dec-
7 44
7 02 5 00
7 U 5 91
4 40
Dec.
7 4oii
7 57
6 311 31
4 23
Dec.
7 47a
7 Oil 6 01
7 12 6 05
7 48
7 58
8 26
Doc.
8 291
5 .16 4 33
Dec. r?. 7 G0W
I 6 02
7 63
5 Osl 5 3I
i'i
C 23. 7 4. 7 ttfl K !l?l 1 Rlf
8 03 ! 5 361 4 44
X)ec. 24, 7 1S, 7 13 17 417
8 111 5 47 4 36
Sunday
Receipts and dlsnosltlon of live stock
in mo I'nioii ftock Yards, South umnhii,
for tho twenty-four hours ending at ;
o'clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CAILM.
(battle, llnan. Sheen. H'r'n.
C, M. & SI. P. Hi'.. 2 10
Wabash It v..'... 1
Mo. Pacific Ry ti ..
union I'acmo Ry.. .. 23 13
C. & N.-W., east.. I 3
C. & N.-W., est.. C 35
C St. P.. M. &. n.. a i
C., B. & Q east i l ".
II. U.. Went.. 2 11
C, R. 1. ,t P., oast ... 13 .1
Illinois Central Rv. ..
U. G. W. Ry 2
Total receipts 20 113 15 i
DISlOBITIO.V-HEAD.
Cnttle.Hogs.Sheep,
Morris & Co
Swift & Co
GO
1,113
1,818
2,213
2,2.2
248
1,493
514
..185
,. 76
.. 91
1,580
813
2,001
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour ai uo
Schwartz & Co
J. W. Murphy
Hill A Son
4
10
!)
1
5
22
2
It
1
3
3
, 5
58
B. Lewis
11. Root I'n
Wcrtheimer .Cr Deiren.
Mo, & Knnu.-Cnlf Co.
Christie
niacins
Meyers
1 l nbs '
Baker Jones X- Kmltli.
Tanner ....Jr.
Harvey
Other buyers
12
W33
Total
....531 9,137
CATTLE Receipts
were verv
light.
only fifteen cars being reported In, and
Of that number mtlv rive run were nn
salo, Considering that It was tho day
iniforo Christmas, tho run was plenty
large enough, as no one wnnted manv
cattle. Still, there was a fair demand for
tho fow on sale, and pretty much evet-y-
tiling changed hands ut an early hour
In tho morning. The prices paid wero
about the samo as those prevailing yos-
teraay, or, possmiy, a little stronger in
sOme cases. There were not ennttsh ent
tlo. howovor, to test out the market fully.
While there is usually a modarate do
rs and for beef steers at all market points
during the last week In December, the
demand Is Invariably limited to a grcator
or less extent. H follows tllut the last
weok In December Is a soason when mod
erate shipments ought to be tho .rule, as
It Is not a good time In which to over
load tho market.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
beef steers, $7.9008.50; fair to good beet
steors, common to fair bent steers, id.'il-ii
7.W; fair to choice yearlings, $s.25ft2.1K,
good to choice cornfed heifers, J6.75fij7.7G;
good to cltolco grass heifers. $G.50ft7.?5'
good to choice cows, $6.0004.75; fair to
good grades, t5.25OS.00: common to fair
grades, $4.25M6.2S; good to choice stock
era and feeders, $6.8507.80; fair to good
Blockers and feeders. $6.2506.83, common
to fair Blockers and feeders, $5.7506.25:
stock cows and heifers. $4.6004-60: veal
calves. $d.OU10.00; bulls, stags, etc, $4.50
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No, Av. Pr.
II 949 i 33 130. 7 16
3 1020 96 Is 1161 I 00
I IIC0 7 15 11 1)70 I 06
39 1130 7 76
STEEItS AND' HEIFERS
.1011 7 46 1091 7 u
COWS,
1 1020 4 60 ' 6 1101 f 34
t 1770 4 60 1 1A t 35
2 1010 t 26 1 1410 40
1 S 6 60
HEIFERS.
1 CM I 35 4 710 5
1....'. 970 6 50 1 190 ( 35
- BULLS,
430 5 It 1 1140 ( 90
13110 0 59 1 1490 00
1264 6 16 1 UiO 6 50
CALVES.
... .. 310 00 t 1W 9 60
.... 1:0 9 00 1 320 9 60
315 9 36
STOCKEHS AND KEEDKItR
2 615 t 50 3 7I S 71
1 660 50
HOGS Bundles were moderuto naaln
this morning, and while, buyers were
rather slow in starting out, trudo opened
out about ste.uiy. riaiesmen wero n
cllned to be bullish, and they held out
for higher money, but nackers refused
to better their early bids to any notice
able extent, and the bulk of the hogs
finally sold on a fully steady basis. Trade
was not very actlvo at any time, but the
stinuiy was cleaned tin in la r season.
vaiuea wero more or less uneven, uui tne
general market can be quoted as steady
with Tuesday s averago.
Bulk of the Heavy and nutciicrs hogs
sold at 17.50B7.iO with lights moving
largely around $7.354j1,60. A load of prima
butcher weight hogs, all barrows, reached
17.75. the extremo tuD 01 111c margei.
U would oe wen tu rcmcmucr nisi
quality is the Important factor In the
market now, and whllo good butchers
and heavies are selling at a premium,
the mixed grades are not lu such good
demand, so that In many cases a load
of good light stuff will sell fully as welt
th mixed hoes that carry a good deal
moro weight. This has been tho case for
two or three wifKs, as smauer receipts
have made It necessary for buyers to
base their discriminations more on quai
Ity and less on the weight of the hogs.
No.
Av,
Sh. Tr.
No.
Ar, Hh. Pr.
94....
..174
.,!
.171
,.13
. . 7 (6
40 7 35
190 7 30
65.
14, .
79...
62...
to...
(4...
71...
76...
II...
HI...
69...
70...
3...
74...
60...
71...
74...
M..
13..
t..
.354 390 7 60
...344 40 7 60
..ill 40 7 60
...204 ... 7 50
.,.119 ... 7 59
...3jI 691 7 50
. . .314 40 7 50
...216 330 7 60
...195 ... 7 60
...351 130 7 60
...231 160 7 50
II....
li..
79..
...
74 ... .
IO 7 JO
.3)3 K0 1 34
.111 10 7 35
101...
101...
47....
CO....
91....
....
79....
91....
64....
7..-.
14....
76....
.154
7 35
7 11
7 35
7 40
7 40
7 4tt
7 4)
7 40
7 40
7 40
7 40
7 40
7 40
7 43!4
7 45
7 45
7 45
....209
40 7 61(4
....ttl
. . . .340
....253
.. .211
....211
....$31
...200
. .316
so
7 66
7 65
7 55
7 65
7 55
7 65
'to
90
.113
.114
.190
.307
49.
.. 7 65
7 65
40 7 66
140 7 65
40 7 66
... 7 65
47 212
1J..
330
26..
..213
..319
..311
19..
tt..
11..
73..
13..
90,.
13..
13..
34..
(..
4.
I3u
.305
.200
72...
S...
D9...
73..
77...
7 46
7 45
.344
I Si
..,.343 144 7 65
..31S 340 7 45
..197 ... 7 45
..319 120 7 46
,.202 ... 7 4S
..114 . . 7 45
..193 140 7 45
710 10 7 65
7 229
... 7 61
... IN
200 7 (0
... 7 (0
... 7 (0
40 7 (0
2O0 7 CO
4.1 241
37 232
U 240
47 241
220 10 7 45
39 311
44 292
93 1W
61 304
74 ,190
13 190
79 ,.191
41., 251
Tt 841
71 309
II 240
.. 7 45
60 7 45
60 7 46
.. 7 45
61
33
.253 200 7 60
..334 110 7 40
54..
97..
44..
49.,
61..
(I,
....321
,...249
.,.,127
....253
.,..362
...214
340 7 10
144 7 60
160 7 40
... T61H
10 7 97(t
120 I 41(4
7 47H
7 50
7 60
7 60
7 5
140
. 7 II
7 M
M0
7 li
I
pias
. C 1
... 7 10 M
71
IM
ll
..tu
. lit
!
1 9ft
... 7 10
SltKKP An unusually light run for a
Wednesday, which was to be expected on
tho day before Christmas, had tho natural
effect of giving further Improvement tc
values lu goneral this morning, as fat
sheep and lambs both sold strong to 1011
JOo higher than yesterday. Today's re
ceipts of about 3,383 head wero practically
all on the killing ortlcr, vslth lambs and
owes predominating Tho lambs wero
principally of the good to choice kind
and changed hands largely around $3,000
8,16, tho latter price being top and the
highest point reached since July, when
lias was the top for that month. While
tho small supply of ewes was of a fall
to good class, there was nothing rcallv
prime, and prices ranged anywhere from
It.Jfi to J4.r0. Today's schedule Of price."
places the local market relatively high
as compared with other points, and It
anything tho advances hero were greater
during the vrck to date than elsewhere.
The features In the trade thus far for
tho wreu were the ahum successive ad
vances In valuer, us both tho better grades
of lambs ami sheep arc now selling
nround 50fi6(lo higher than the close of
last week. U Is well to remember, how
ever, that the big gain was due almost
nntlrelv to unusually light receipts and
the strong Inquiry for something good for
the Chr stums trntle. Tlio general traiie
continues very sensitive to the size of tho
receipts and there Is practically no im.
prove.ment In Hie demand for offerings
only halt finished.
Ouotatlons on sheep ami lamns-
Ijxmbf. good to choice. $7.75Slt,13; lambs.
fair to good, $7.00fl7 75; lambs, culls, $3.60ft
6.00; feeder lambs. $6.25fl6.75; yearlings,
light. $6.!iO!li7.00; yrnrl ngs. heavy. $6.00
6.50; feeder yearlings, $.V0iVUf.fi0; wethers,
good to choice, $5,5015,75; wethers, fair to
good, $5.00116.50: ewes, good to choice. $4.65
(fifi.10: ewes, fair to good, 1 1.25ft 1.65; feeder
owes, :i.wiM.w.
No.
A v.
.... 79
. ... 79
.... 86
.... 86
.... S3
.... 79
.... 78
....100
....113
....112
.... 79
Pr.
8 00
8 00
R 15
S 15
8 15
8 CO
8 00
4 73
4 '.0
4 90
7 80
t M
8 13
103 cornfed
148 cornfed
233 corn feil
19S cornred
K cornfed
lambs
lambs,
lambs. .
lambs..
lambs..
118 cornfed jomos
102 cornfed lambs
13 cornfed owes..
183 ldnho owes....
35S Idaho owes
546 Idaho lambs..
131 culls
4(3 cornfed lambs,
Knnsna City l.lve Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITV, Dec, 24.-CATTLK-Hecelpts,
1,100 head; market, strong tc
steady; prime fed steers. SS.KVflO.rjO;
dressed beef steers. $7.2508.10: western
steers, $.5.25it)7.60; southern steers, $5.MH
7.25; cows, $4. 10ff7 00- heifers. 6,50flS.75.
Hookers und feeders. $.',.50n7.33; bulls,
$5.0tW7.00: calves. $6.ii?11.00.
HCKJS-Recclpts, 5.000 head; matket,
stoady to strong, bulk, $7 15i7.75, heavy,
$i.701i7.80; packers and butchers. $7.65fi
7.7S: light, $7.S5J7.i0; pigs, $6.7507 00.
SHEEP AND l.AMBS-Recclpls. 3,100
head; market, steady; lambs, $7.259l8.oo;
yearlings, $5.50y7.00; wethers, JI.noiJ5.50
ewes. $4.0034.76
Mt. I.nnla I.lvr Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,100 head! market, steady: na
tive beef steers, $3.50ti9.75j cows nnd heif
ers. $4.25ftK60; stockers and feeders, VVOO
117.50; southern steers. $5.7507.00; cowa
and heifers, $1.0000.00; calves, native,
$6.00011 00.
HOOHRcceltits, 6,900 head; market.
10c higher; pigs nnd light, $6,50fj7.95l
mixed nnd butchers, $7.7VJ!.Oj; good
heavy. $7.90i?8(.
BHE1CP AND LAMBS-Recslpts. 1.900
head; market, steady; native muttons,
$3.7505.00: lambs. $5,25118.25.
Sioux City Live Stock Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Dee. 24. CATTLE-
Receipts. 400 head: market, steady; cows
and heifers, $5.1506.10; ranners, $3,750
4.50; calves, $8.0008.50; bulls, Btags, etc.,
$5.0007.00
HOGS Receipts. 3.200 head; market.
steady heavy." $7.507.S: mixed. $7.4011)
(UVa llHIlM ttAI,rlT' LMI ir ajl 0UIVCI,
$7.40nn.5a
SHEEP AND l.AMIlM-IleceiptS, 411.
head: market, steady; fed muttons, J5.iV
fjn.00; wethers. $4.5003.00; ewes, $3.5004.50
lambs, $5.75(37.50.
St. Joseph I.lvr"HtiiCk Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Dec. 24.-CATTLE-
Recelpts, 700 head: market strong to 10c
higher; steers, $j.00f9.00; cows and
heifers, $5.00716.50; calves, $4.5009.73.
HOGS Receipt's, 6,000 head; market
steady; bulk of sales, $7.4507.70; top, $7.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, I.OOfl
head; market strong to a shade higher;
lambs. $5.0008.05.
Many Federals Die
as Train Hits Mine
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 24.-Unaward of
'tho presence of northern rebels at a
point so far south, a train carrying
detachment of government -troops on a
tour of exploration ran over a rebel
dynamite mine near Charcos today and
was practically destroyed. A majority
of the fedoruls who escaped death In tha
oxplos!on were killed afterwards by the
rebels. ,
Charcos, which Is now occupied by the
rebels. Is Just i.orth of San Luis l'otosi
and Is tho farthest point south to whlcn
the northern rebels havo advanced.
UNITED STATES LEADS THE
NATIONS IN MOTOR CARS
CHICAGO, Dec. 24, Twice aa many
motor cars .are owned in tne unitea
States as In the nine leading countries
of Europe according to C. O. Slnsabaugh,
a Chicago authority, who published his
conclusion today.
Slnsubaugh used statistics complied by
Lord Montague of England, on the Euro
pean situation and those of Donald Mc
Leod Lay of tho United States.
According to Slnsabaugh thre are ap
proximately 1,400,000 motor vehicles of all
sorts In this country as against 541,633
In tho nlntf lead tig countries In Europe.
WOULDN'T TAKE BRIBE
NOR DROP ANYTHING EITHER
VICOSBURO, Mlas., Dec, 24. The state
today closed Its case against O. A.
llobbs, state senator, on trial on tha
charge of soliciting and receiving a bribe,
with testimony front Oovcrndr Earl
Brewer that llobbs had confessed guilt
to him and a declaration from a minister
that Hobbs had said to him: "I -would
not take a bribe, but I would not drop
anything placed In my hands."
?l
2)
MISS WILSON PLAYS SANTA
TO CROWD OF CHILDREN
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. Miss Eleanor
Wilson, youngest daughter of the presi
dent, played Santa Claua to a half hun
dred little children today. With Christ
mas greetings from the president sho
took an automobile load of toys and
randies to a settlement on the Virginia
side of tho Potomac, through whloh her
father rides on his way to golf. Mis
Wilson visited about fifteen families.
STEAMFITTER HURT WHEN
KNOCKED DOWN BY CAR
William S. Cathroe. stoamfltter. 271,0
South Tenth street, was struck by a
northbound street car Tuesday evening
while crossing tho tracks after alighting
from a car going south. Cathroe was
knocked to the pavement and received
a long Jagged scalp -wound on the left
side of his head. Police Surgeon T. T,
Harris dressed the wound and took tha
man homo. He was later; removed to the
Nicholas Senn hospital.
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