Nebraska Newspapers

    L'HK BBK: OMAHA, TIITltSlUY, JANUARY 1, 1914.
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HEAL liSTATH.
CITY I'ROl'URTY FOR SAIK,
BEGIN THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
BY SAVING AT LEAST $500
By buying one of these two now 7-room modern homes In Dundee. Located
at 4917-4919 Burt St. Have large living room, dining room, kitchen, rear entry
jnd pantry on first floor finished In oak. excepting kitchen. Second floors havo
i largo bedrooms, bath and sleeping room, or' sun pnrlor, enclosed so that It can
be used for a. room; finished in best of hard pine, with two-panel birch doors.
Oak floors on both first and second floors; large attic and basement; best of
furnaco heat; excellent grade of plumbing, with up-to-dato plumbing fixtures
guaranteed. Large fruit cellars and coal bins in each house. East houso has
Dcauttful Fand finished walls decorated with oil paint. West house' Is papered
throughout In excellent taste. These houses are completo In every detail, having
wnter meters, full pot of screens, window shades, permanent walks and steps;
very attractive up-to-date lighting fixtures. Ready to occupy without one cent
of further expense. Best buy in Dunde at this time. See us for terms and prices.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1611 Ilarny Street.
1914
Will Be a Big Year
in Omaha
Wo wish a. Happy and Prosperousj year
f6r you. Tho best
RESOLUTION
that you can make Is that you will stop
paying rent and provldo a real
HOME
for yourself and family.
It is a certainty that the very best In
vestment on earth Is Omaha real estate.
GET SOME OF IT
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oven If you have to go In debt for It.
Wo will have flno property to offer
yqu In 1914.
Charles Martin
& Co.
! 216 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phone Tyler 187. t
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Saving Money
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY
MADE
Positively last chance on special -discount
of $60 per lot off. on our Cuming
St,, lots between 30th and 32d Sts. If
sold on or before January 1st, 1914.
Theso lots havo all specials paid in full
Paving, sewer, water, cement walks.
The best value for the money wo havo
ever offered. They have a future both
from residence and business standpoint.
Price $1,000, with $$0 off If sold by
January 1st, 1914. Terms $19 cash and
list per month. Only twelve lots left
Salesmen on the ground, from 3 p. m.
BENSON & CARMIC1IAEL,
Phono Douglas 1722. fl.12 Puxton Block.
New Year's Present
For the party that has $600 cash to
make as first payment on a new S-room,
all modern bungalow, finished in oak,
birch and maple, tiled bath room, fine
furnace, plumbing and light fixtures;
mortgage at $1,750, on monthly payments.
Owner's price has been $2,fc00, but Is sac
rificing StiOO for immediate sale as above.
Sure a snap.
P. J. TEBRENS COMPANY,
750 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phono Doug. 21S2.
Nothing But
Cash Will Do.
JSj spot cash buys an Omaha lot. This
Is a nice level lot, in a good neighbor
hood, but must bo sold for cash In the
next, few days.
Our office will be open New Year's day.
Telephone Dougln 2,i96.
H. H. Harper
1013-14 City National Bank Bldg.
Dundee Bungalow
Let us show you a new, well-constructed
bungalow on a large lot In Dun
dee; five large rooms and bath on one
floor; large attic and full cemented base
ment; strictly modern and up-to-date,
with beautltul hardwood finish. 4909
Webster St- Can be bought with $1,000
tnd easy terms.
0 Peters Trust Co,
1022 Farnam St
Doug. 89S.
$1,950
Modern cottage, new and clean; good
neighborhood. Will sell for $200 cash,
balance monthly, Must be cold before
January 1. Call uwner. Harney 4611.
Bungalow
Only half block frdm car, In fine neigh
borhood; modern; nvo rooms anu oam
first floor; two rooms can bo finished on
stcond floor; oak finish; built-in book
cases; cement walks; everything com
plete. Price 12.9C0. Terms $300 cash, bal
ance easy. Must sell beforo January 1st.
Owner, Harney 4611.
' Investigate
2030 Spring St; 11 room house, gas and
water: good condition; i0 cash down,
balance monthly, same as rnt Web.7908,
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS, Indexed;
also Omaha red book, vest pocket size,
free at our office; two stamps by mail,
Charles E. Williamson, Ileal Estate, In
surance car ot property, Omaha.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
J. B. ROBINSON,
412 Bee Bldg. Doug. 8097.
TO BUY. SELL OR RENT. FIR8T SEE
JOHN W BOBBINS. 1602 FARNAM ST.
Tho Persistent nn& Judicious I'se uf
Nflwpapr Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
HHAL ESTATK.
CITY IMVOl'UUTY VOn SAbK.
1 On Your Money
In amounts of. $100 and up. First-class
security.
Hastings & HEYDEN, 1614, Harney St,
IllCAIi ESTATE.
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE,
lorrft.
120 ACRES near Woodbine, la., only 60,
miles from Omaha; want Unproved prop
erty in Omaha or acreage. About 2S
acres Is In pasture, balance under culti
vation; has six-room house, some fruit.
Price, $luu an acre.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St
Minnesota.
2S0-ACRK farm 35 miles from Minneapo
lis, IM miles from a good railroad town:
part under cultivation, balanco meadow
and pasture land; good soil; good elght
loom i house, worth $3,000; barn, granary,
corn cribs, cattlo sheds, machine sheds,
etc.; 14 cows, 20 head of steers and heif
ers, three horses, hogs, chickens, com
plete set of farm machinery, buggies,
wagons, Meds, 50 tons of hay. 1,500 bas
kets of corn, 150 buahels mixed grain,
175 bushels potatoes, in fact everything
on the farm .go.es, except tho furniture;
price $12,000: one-half cash.
SCHWAB BROS.,
1028 Plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis. Minn.
Nebraska,
400 Acres
5-Miles from
Omaha P. 0.
$160 Per Acre
On paved road and car line, nearly
level, rich loamy soli, capable of produc
ing 60 to 75 bushels of corn to the' acre.
Would make an Ideal fttock-fedlng farm
located Just two miles west of South
Omaha' Stock Yarda: also has trackage
facilities. Why pay $150 to $175 per acre
for land near Blair. West Point, Kear
iiey, etc., when you can buy land like
this at abovo price? Reasonable terms
if desired.
The Byron Reed Co.
Phone Doug. 297. 212 South 17th.
IMPROVED 7,000-ACRE FARM.
On South Loup river near Oconto, Cus
ter county. Nob., to bo divided into 6
and sold cheap. Very little cash re
quired, balance 6 and 10 years, 6 per cent.
.Each farm contains lovel valley, corn,
fall wheat and alfalfa land under culti
vation. Smooth sloping and level table
land, splendid meadow, rollng pasture,
timber and spring water. Black sell,
clay subsoil. Fenced, 3 sets of buildings.
Your farm might be taken as part pay
ment. Particulars free. C. Bradley,
Wolbach, Greeley County. Nebraska.
NO. A-102 A SDlendld Irrlc-ntorl so oor
In a prosperous Swedish neighborhood. 0
miles from Bayard in Morrill county.
Subject to, Irrigation bonds due 10 to 23
yems; equity at $3,000, payable $1,0C0 cash,
balance five annual installments at 6 per
cent.
PAINE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Woro Block, Omaha.
N. 104 JtO it r i n,np nwr, nr lr.. ......
under a good ditch; only $50 an acre!
$1,000 cash and balance in one to ten
years at 6 per cent. This is easily worth
$10 per acre more than is asked for It.
til CiSl -JUMiMX IJtJAlX'ANX,
Ware Block, Omaha.
Oklahoma.
FARM bargain. 240 acres, nil ftilnMo
Grant county, Oklahoma, 134 acres In
cult.vatlon, 104 acres In fine wheat, bal
anco meadow and nasture. nil fnnpwi nr.
chard, walnut grove, windmill, well, good
h.t auuiiuHiii, i-room Mouse, stable, 8
head, granary, etc. Rural route and
Phone., Eddy VA miles others 4, 5 and 7
miles. School one mile. Churches In
towns. German and American settlement.
Price $45 per acre for quick deal. Worth
?i more. Perfect title. A. T. Cox, owner.
Enid, Okl.
SALE OK EXCHANGE R. E.
EXCHANGE, imparted French P.r.
cheron stallion, 7 ear old, 2,000 lbs.,
dapple gray, for cheap sand or work
norxea. u. k. tsorgeant, Tipton, la.
OFFERED On SALE.
Typewriters,
tral Typewriter Exchange. 307 S. 17th Bt
RENT Remingtons. Monarchs and Smith
Premiers of their makers. The Remington
Typewriter Co. Telephone Douglas 1S24.
Rental credited if you purchase, and only
very newest and highest; grado machines
tone out naies, mree monins lor to for
understroke machines, pr $3 per month
tor latest moael visible writers.
TYPEWRITERS sold and rented every
where, L. C. Smith 8c Bros. Typewriter
Company. 1819 harnam 1st, Omaha. Neb.
Miscellaneous,
SAFES Overstocked, second-band, all
t . . . i ' . . . ,A.n Tn
mattes. J. J. -ueriKiu oaio to., iu. vuriiaiii.
STATUTES FOR SALE The Nebraska
Stutute as prepared by the. code com
mission will be ready for delivery about
January. 15, 1914. Price for ordinary bind
tug, 15. Bible edition (1.000 copies), flexi
ble covers, tine paper. $6. Send ordor
to this department with remittance.
Transportation to be paid by purchaser.
Addison Wait, Secretary of State.
FOR SALE New and second-hand
carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling alley and accessories; bar fix
ture of all kinds; easy payments. The
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender Co., 407-40 S.
loth St.
fcn fH I Buys Best Coal for the money ; try
yw U. Web. 848. Harmon & Wecth.
FOR SALE Three registered Percheron
stallions, one German coach. Imported,
four mammoth Jacks, black, white points;
Biwbon Red Turkey tom, Single Comb
Buff Orpington cockerels. Hershey it
Adams. Keytesvllle. Mo.
FOR SALE at a discount, a full, un
limited scholarship In Boyles Business
college, Omaha, gocj for either short
Hand or business course. Apply at tho
office ot Omaha Bee.
l'UKSOKAIi.
YOUNQ women coining to Omaht as
stranger are Invited to visit tho Toung
Women's Christian association building
at 17th ami St. Mary's Ave., where thy
will be directed to suitable board Ins
place or otharwleo assisted. Look (or
our traveler' aid at the Union station.
THE Salvation Army Industrial horns,
solicits your old clothing, furniture, mag
aslnea. We collsot. Wo distribute, rhone
Douglas 41S3. and our wagon will call,
Call and Inspect the now home, U10-11U-1114
Dodge St
NOTIOR.
All Gardendule land purchasers that
boUBht land from Hust A Hrundago re
port at Qnrdendale. Tex., Jan. 20, 1814, for
self-protection. We aro sued for right of
title. John 1,. Tlnsley.
Anvono knowing the whereabouts of
Paul Tipton will notify his mother, Mrs.
Mil i 11'IUII, Hill lit. I, 1HII, IIII1IW UfcBHi
Watoh night meeting at 1KW Vinton; re
freshments served by U. Brott. All wel
come. MASSACl!? Miss Welton. room 221 Ne
ville Mock, 16lh A "Harney. Phone D. 4297.
M AS5SAOFJ Swedish movement.
iM-iiiaoiiuij Bfee i(lK Douglas ar.
415
WANTED To adopt a girl from 9 to
12 years. Address, Y 384, Bee.
Anna Anderson. Mag'tlo treat. 41S Bee bldg
62-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
Bexten Pharmacy. 12th and Dodgo.
ELECTRIC 1 MASSAGE BATH. 211
XjUUiVv J-X Hnrd mag, M,a Burns.
LAURA WILSON, both. mass. D. 87M.
MISS FISHER, mass., clec. treat. D. 4830.
Turkish bath, mass. Davldge blk. p. ESKi
Clec. muss., bath. 214 lutrd Bldg'.. 17 &D.
MAGNETIC Trt., 1429 Vinton. D. C0:i
MRS, SNYDER. Electric Trt. D. 43S0.
MASSAGE, 109 8. 17th 8t, Mro. SteIe.
KHAL- ESTATE LOANS
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Weail Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
So
I.'ITY LOANS. Bomls-Carlberg Co..
310-312 Brandels Theater building.
WANTED City lotins. Peters Trust Co.
n atmttxt Uttrta Loans. $500 slid up,
Uilivvim JJXvKJ.0mt.ni, Nnt. Hank.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam St
CITY and farm loans. Lowest rule.
No delay. J, 11. Dumont & Co., 1003 Far
nam St., Omaha.
CITY property. I.arge loans a specialty.
W. II, Thomas, 22S state Bauk Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
IC10 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2715.
FIVE per cent farm - loans; optional
payments. Wm. McCormlck, 1201 Farnam.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros.
HARRISON H MORTON. 916 Om. Nat
WANTKU TO BUY
RACHMAN will treat you right;
price for furn., clothes, shoes. W.
best
0148.
HIGHEST prices paid for men's cast
off clothes and shoes. Doug. 8017.
I WANT a 5 or 6-room modern home
In Hanscom park district, $3,000 to $4,000.
S 291. Bee.
LIVE STOCK MAniCEl- Of WEST
ShlD live stock to South Omaha. Save
mlleago and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Stuck Commission aterobaata
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.
Tn tbn Stockholders nf Thu Pnnupva.
tivo Savings and Loan Association of
Omuha, Nebraska:
as provided in section l of artlcio 1 of
tho bylaws of said-. association you are.
hereby notified that thn annual meeting
of the stockholders of Tho Conservative
Savings and Loan association of Omaha,
Nebraska, -will be held January 12, 1314,
at the office of said association in the
Conservative building. lOli Harney street
Omaha, Nebraska, for the purpose of
eleotlng three directors for a term of
five years, to receive the reports of the
officers and directors and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
The polls will be open for the reception
of ballots for the election of directors
from 3 o'clock to 6 o'clock p. m. of said
date, and the business meeting ot the
stockholders will Immediately follow thn
cloning of tho polls. '
THE CONSKKVATIVK SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OMAHA,
IN tlitilWVDTk A.
By GEO. F. GILMORE, President.
Attest: PAUL W. KUHNS, Secretary.
Omaha, Nebraska, December 29. 1913.
d-29-d-Ct
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice is hereby given to the stock,
holders of Leo-Glasa-Andreesen Hard
ware company that the annual meeting
of the stockholders ot thu compuny
will h held at the offices of said com.
pany, corner of Ninth and Harney
stre.ets, in the city ot Omaha, in tho
slate of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January
11 a. n.. 1914. at o'clock p. in., for th.
Duroose of electing a board of dlroctors
. . . . .... n . ,rt .n.i'n .1 1 1 r I . .
tulng year, and to transact suoh other
business as may be presented at such
meeting. ' XL 3. LEE. Prcaldont
J. CLARKE tuiT, Becreiury.
D13-dS0t
NOTICE.
Stockholders' meeting of The Union
Land company: Notice I; hereby given
that the annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of The Union Land company for the
election of five directors und t,he trans
action of such other business as may
legally como before tho meeting, will be
held at room 1103, Union Pacific head
quarters building, 15th and Dodge tits.,
Omaha, Nebraska on Monday, tho J2th
day of January, 1914, at 10 o clock, a. m.
Tho stock transfer books will be closed
ten days previous to the meeting. Alex
Millar, secreiarjt, iw w iy. . x,
Dec. 19, 1913. Dl7-db0t
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of tho stockholders
nf the HASTINGS AND NORTHWEST-
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY, for the
election of seven directors anu me trans
action of such other business as may
lawfully come before me meeting, will
be held at the office of A. L, Mohler.
corner of Fifteenth and Dodgo Street,
Omaha, Nebraska, on Monday. January
T. M. ORR. Secretary.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting ot the stockholders
of The Bee Building company will be
held at the office of that company in The
Bee building at i o'clock p. m. on Tues
day, January 20th, 1914, for the election
of a board ot directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come be
foro the meeting.
By ordor ot the President.
r N. P. FEIL, Secretary.
Omaha, Neb.. Dec. 29. 1913. d-30toJ20
Local Secnrtties.
QuoUtlont furnllhea br Burns Drlnkr tc Co.,
449 Omh Nsliooal Bsalc bulldUs, Omshs.
Bid. Alksd.
rioi Bulls. Neb., eourthouss U. 1MJ.11W.M
Cudsbr l'acklns 5. 1914 H VI n
Kfitoro UU of. Il. .. 1S.... n M
Vten Co.. jrfrrtd M
DundM. Neb., is. 1923 M JW
El PM, T.. .ewer it. tM J0J IN.
Fslrmonl Cresraerr p. c. iur.. 100H 10JH
Fstrmant Cresmerr. I i V WJ,,
lUtrl. Co. Te.. Ilis. It..... ...... JJH
laterborouih Hep. Trni. ti, ?... 974 V
Ksmst CMr. Hch. 4.. 1911 ........... t 94
k. c. M. to. uy. ut 4i, list.... :i tt
Lincoln d E!c. Ut 5. 1941, ., U
LouUlans. sU of, 4U. J93S 99 tH.Zt
Cltr of Omthi 4'.i. 141 ICO
Omaha Btrest ny. Si. 1914 9 1MH
Omahs lc C. D. 61. II y. t, 1911 94
.lm.h. II. Itv gc Urldie H 4 Hi
Oakland, Cal., Muni. Imp. Se, 102.10 1M.U
IVirtlind. Ore.. 4l 1911
91
Bloux Cltr fitW. Yds. (a, 1130
flats of Colo. Funding la. 1929
flauodera-Kennedy Bid., t pi c. p(d,
8an Prsncluo, Cal., (a, 1920-1939....
Trl-Cltr nr. Ic U. Co., p(d
Union Stk. Ydi. atk
91
ri.7
9K
104
II
9
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si.a
100
102.11
V,
97
UtnabH Hay SlurUvt,
HAY Prairie, No. 1 upland. 111.00312.00;
No. t. W.OOfUlOO; No. 3. 7.000.09; No. 1
midland. Ill.OOfcll.&O; No. 2. 9.0011 00-
No. 3, 17 0CK&9.OI; No. 1 lowland. 9.0fi!0.00;
No, 2, rr.(tt89.00: No, 3. $5.0u((j7.00.
STRAW -Choice oat or rye, J.0DG.5T;
choice wheat. I5 00U5.M.
AI FA LFA Choice. tl4.0CetS.00; No. 1,
HXOO'H.W, No. 2, Jll 00313.00; No. , 19.09
11.00.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Has an Up and Down Course
on Today's Market.
DECEMBER CORN 18 QUITE FIRM
Yellow Cereal lieiiornte Consider
able Kxcltemeiit When Shorts
Hush to Cover llcforc Close
of the Pit.
OMAHA, Deo. 31, 1913.
A dlrnppolntlng cable caused a slightly
lower opening on wheat, but It Immo
ntulttly du!MPa that there wa a good
demand through commission houses and
the miukct hud a quick spurt This ad
Vance, however, was not maintained, the
ensuing reaction being attributed to a
declining tendency In corn. Nothing was
said about export business but tho north
west markets held very well and this
latter factor contributed some firm
ness to tho local market Various local
operntors were reported as sellng, but
tho market, notwithstanding, showed
otilta a little steadiness. There Is a
strong Undertone and It Is believed this
will cvcntuall) he reflected In a higher
level.
Corn started firm with considerable ex
citement In the December, owing to cov
ering by shorts. There was llkewlso some
snort covering In the May ruturo ny
those who had not been driven In by
yesterday's bulge. Tho weather may re
vealed nothing favoring the bulls and
this, with lower cables, finally affected
the price and tho market developed a
much easier tone. Helling on a large
scale by a houso Identified with the long
aide was reported, but tho offerings
were fairly well absorbed except In the
December, which gradually declined until
It was below last night. Naturally there
will have to bo some shrlnknge In tho
receipts nnd a better demand to give tho
market snap, but. It Is believed such con-
(i.tions aro not far off and therefore
traders favor the long side on reactions.
uais opened wrong, but tho pressure
of offerings by a large local concern
gradualy wore tho price down and caused
some liquidation by the longs. The mar
ket firmed slightly near the close. Trad
ers believe purchases aro advisable on
reactions such as today.
Provisions wero slightly lower. Offer
Ings were somewhat liberal, with a light
demand. FaVor purchuscs on tho breaks,
mn wneai was w nigncr.
Cash corn was unchanged to lc higher.
lush oats were He higher.
Clearances: Wheat mid flour, omisl in
j.uii.uw nusncis; corn, is.wu uitsneis; oat
,wu misncis.
Liverpool cIoko: Wheat. Kii hltrher:
corn, -Hid lower.
l'rimary wheat receipts were 600,000
bushels and shipments 353.000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts wero 1,042,000
bushels and nhlnments aifiWVI huahrls.
Primary oats rucelnts wrn Kklflfr) hush.
eis anu snipmenis tw,i.vu oushels.
CARLOT RECKIPT&
AVhcnt. Corn. Oats.
Chicago S3
411
156
Jllnneapolls 133
uuintti ci
omalm 11 3X1 14
Kansas City 17 1C9 22
St. Louis M 41 50
Winnipeg 190
All markets Will tin plnftetl Knw Vnr'
day.
A year ago today w.ib a holiday, there
fore no recclDts and shlnments for that
Tho following cash sales were reDorted
Wheat No. 2 hard winter, 1 car at 81',io,
1 car at Mc, 1 car at S0)ic: No. S hard
winter, 1 car at 80Wc, I car at 80U 1
car ot 8lc; No. 3 mixed. 1 car at SOUc
No. 3 durum, 2 cars at TMic Rye No. 3,
;4 car at 58c. Oats standard. 1 car
at 3S4c; No. 8 white. 2 cars at 87ttc; No.
4 white, 7 cars at 37Uc; no grade, t car
ai nine. t-'ornh-iNo. 3 wiiue, l car at
U7C. t car at 6314c. 1 car at 6Ro: No
yellow, 6 cars nt 65c; No. 3 yellow, 1 car
at uc, o cars ui hc, l car at tec,
cars at G2Hc, 1 car at G2Kc 1 car at 62o
jno. yeiiow, & cars at big; no. -t mixed,
Cars at 634c; No. 3 mixed, 1 car at C3c,
cars at C2c. l cor at 62Hc 2 cars nt tc,
l car at, 6lc, 6 cars at 6lHo: No.
mixed, 4 cars at mc, l oar at wc, l car
at C9Via, 1 car at tc, 1 car at 6So; no
grade, 1 car at S7c, 1 car at (5c, 3 cars
at 50c 1 car at 4Sc.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
SOfl&Jc: No. 3 hard. 79Wfi2c: No. 4 hard
7G80c: No. 3 spring. 80iasic: No. 4 snrlnir.
78V4'SSOo; No. 2 durum, SOflfiOyc; No. 3
durum, 79SWJc. Corn: No. 2 white, G.VI
si;c; ro. j wnite, utii'ifjic; xso,
4 white, 63fl62c: No. 2 vellow,
64l4j3c: No. 3 yellow. C2;RS3Uc: No. 4
yellow, C0fl61o: No. 2, C3863ytc; No. 3. 01H
iwc; sso. i, o'.woio; no graue, 4)tic. oatsi
rio. wnue, at4c: stanaary. 3SVbo: No.
3. ZIMa: No. 4. 37Uo. Barley: Maltlmr. M
wo; jno. i leeo; wane, uyei no. 2, bsi
CHICAGO iRAI.V AND PROVISIONS
Features at the Trading nnd Closing:
Price on Hoard of Trndc.
CHICAGO, Dec. 31. Sqeeilng of shorts
brought about a decided advance today
in the price of wheat and corn. Attempts
to force on the bull leader several
million bushels of corn that arrived too
lata to bo unloaded nt elevators met with
fullure. Closing quotutlons, which were
steady at neaily tho top level of the
day, Bhowed net gains as follows: Wheat
HiiMa to 2Ac; com, to lic; oats,
Kio to .iM4c. and provlblon 7Hc to Sic.
Wheat had a remarkable udvanco for
December, notwithstanding that lust day
deliveries on contract lor the month
amounted to nearly a round i.tMULouU
bushels. It was not until the final hour
of tho session that tho upturn In wheat
developed excitement among short.
There had been a gradual tightening
from tho outset but uo 1 lurry pruy.ous
to tne umo wncu tno rise rcuciiea ;
cants, and plainly Indicated that furthc
stubbornness by outstanding shorts would
only result In a inmalty more severe.
Orulnary influences having rcferenco to
crops and weather wero lost sight of, and
December contracts were In tho end
being settled at oven dearer prices than
if for May.
Veto action by directors of the board of
trade spoiled tho plans ot dealers who
nau noped tor an emergency rulo that
would allow eleventh hour delivery of
train louds of corn belated on railroad
tracks in olovator yards here. As u re
suit shorts saw no alternative hut to
settle as quietly and as soon as pos
sible. The longs exhibited no dlsnosltlon
to lift prlct-ti to a sensational figure, but
seemed content to supply all corner whu
wero wining to acccuo to what bull
leaders thought reasonable after a hard,
fought battle. Outs sympathized with
tho strength of wheat and coin, though
completely oversnauawou in point of In
lercst
Aggressive buying lifted nrov s ons
Grain trader and stock yard speculators
were rvsponsiDie.
Artlclel Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes
Wheat!
0&itj 91',' Wi 81Vil 90li
M4l 87 8C 87'.l
COH 71 6 71 I C3',i
C4Ti c'.i cm asvi
I I I I
40HV 4t 40V4! 40Ti 40H
33i 40 J 39 391,1 3St
20 23 20 65 20 25 ' 20 C6 ' 20 20
20 62Vil 20 IG 20 72H 20 924 20 60
10 57V4 10 67M 10 57W 10 67HI 10 B7V4
10 60 J I 05 10 11 05 I JO 924
10 70 10 SO 10 70 10 80 I 10 65
10 95 11 15 10 St', 11 mil 10 9714
May,
July.
Corn
Dec,
May.
Oat I
May.
July
Pork
Jan..
May.
Lard
Jan..
May.
Rib
Jan-
May.
Chicago Coh PricJ-Wheat: No.
r1 iaui00Uc: No. S red. 92fI03c: No
hurd. 89ti90c: No. 3 hard, SViti884ic: No.
2 northern, WW31c: No. 3 northern, itt&
89c; No. z spring, wwww, no. 3 spring,
87V4Mc. Corni New, No. 2. fiOfllOo; No.
8, 62&Coc; No. 3 wnue, uxj; jo. 3 yellow,
G3ttc, oats; ino. s wnue, a;iy;o
standard, rc.
RYB-No. 2, B1S62C
UARLEY: &ftS70o.
TIMOTHY-tT.00iir6.40. j
CU5VBR-$12.25i 15.23.
I'ORK-20.60.
I,ARD-$10.67M.
nlIlK.-lia25Uia75.
nilTTKR Steady: creameries. 23ft3e.
IOTOTOI5J? Higher; reeelnts. 20 cars
Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin, red
63'u'nc. Michigan, Minnesota and Wis
,.. ..,1.11.. tni.nvn
POl'IrilY Alive. higher: springs,
l4Hr. fowl. 14c, turkey. I8c; dressed, 2,'c,
E(l08-Ixwcr, receipts. 2.KS8 cases, at
mark, cases Included, 28433e, ordinary
firsts, SOMjJlr firsu, S2U33
C HEKSli-Hlgher, UaUica, WiSMVi,
twins. 16TlUc; America, 16iO10c; long
KW YORK (il'.M'.HAL 3IARKHT
(Imitations of thr Da)' on
Various
Commodities.
N KV YOllK. Dec. Si.-FLOUll-Dull.
irlnn Patents, tl (Mi4.t: winter strnlEhls.
$UMf4.; winter patent. $4.JN.6;
prlng clear. $4.00fl4.?O; extra No. 1
inter. W.If.R: extra No. 2 winter. W.36
03.W. Kansas straight. $4.0C.fi4.1N.
WHEAT NPOt. firm: No. 2 red. 990.
nominal, elevator. $1,004, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern. Duluth. Kttc, f. o. b.
float. Futures unlet, closing UliUc
higher; December. y:-.c. May. 9Sc: July.
MHc.
cuiiN spot, firm; new. no. a yellow.
14 o. I. f. to arrive
UAT-ripot. nuiei. standard wnur. .w
4SHc: No. S. 44HJf4.Vic fsnoy clipped
IlltO, 4uHlt'47iC.
HOt'S -Ouirl : atntr common to choice.
1913. tOOM'e; 1912. 20fl18c. Pacific coast 1913.
2327c; 1912. 22tf24c.
HAY nu II: standard. Jl.w: iso. l,
$1.02HW1.0ft; No. 2. WWi', No. 3. Ut85e.
HIDIM-Bteady; Bogota. SSViUStfltO;
Central Amerlou, 29l4C
PETIlOl.Birai steady; rermea, New
York. bulk. S5.SR. barrels, $S,7, oosk.
$11.20. . ,
l.KATiiiiiv-i'irm. nemiocK iirst. sua
V; seconds, IS2!lc,
PROVISIONS - Poik. steady; me.
$23.3Mr23.7S; family. $24.Mfl27.w: short
tleitr. $W.3r.fi22.0J. Beef, unlet; mess.
$l8.(XVflS.W; family. $19.0uii20.tt. Cut
meats, steady; pioKieu neiue. iu io ii
otiiuis. iii.UMfix.oo: i) t-K eii nam, iu.mi.
aril, firm; miimie west iu.tiiv.s-i; re
fined, firm; oontlnont, $11.30; South
America. $11. $0; eompound, quiet. $S.31V4tf
S.K2U.
TAl.LUW uuiei; city. i.-c; country, t
CHEESE Firm, receipts, 770 boxes;
state, whole milk, held spcclnl. l.WUMc
average fancy, lB5c; ftesh specials, Itflj
lll'TTICH-Steady; lefelnts. CMl tubs;
creamery extras. iiHlMiwio; rirsi. zsw
34c; held extra. XMiaio. ursts, -t3ic;
pnce(. extrn. :4Jisoc.
kuub- htenuy; receipts, i,u cases;
fresh cathered extra. 3Sc: extra first.
S0HW7o: neurby hennery, whites, 4StjM)c;
gatnerca wnites, iiJ(hm.
ioiti,tiiy Live, firm: western cn r
en. 14fte; rowis, iftiic; turKeys, a;o;
trussed, unlet: fresh killed western chick
ens, 1323c, fowls, 12W1SC; turkeys, IW
OMAHA (IHNURAli 3IAHKI5T.
IllJTTER-No. 1, Mb. cartons, 33c; No.
60-Ui. tubs. 31c.
PISH Whltn. fresh. 16c: trout, fresh,
15c; large crnpples, fixsh, 138150; Sianlsh
mackerel. Wo: shad roe, per pair, 0c;
salmon, fresh, 10c; halibut, fresh, lie;
buffalo, lc: buillieaas, iso; cnannci
risli, lfio: pine, luc; picaerei, i.e.
l'OUI-TRY-brollcrs, I4.OO4f0.OO per dot.;
liKim. 1.! melts. I2i'i ducks. ISc: geese
16c: turkeys. 23c: pigeons, per doc, $1.20
iIiikIih full frntlipml. 12Uc: ceese. fill
feathereti, lie; squaiis, o. i, i.i
rHiKKSMimnnrini flwlss. 30c: Ameri
can Swiss, 22o; block BwIbs. 20c; twin,
18o; daisies. 18o: triplets, lSVic! YoUng
Amencus, ic; uiue- laoei unc". ast, iu
.1.11. V,,. Vau. Vnrlf while. 190.
..... I Wv -".-""..' . . . t
Wholesale prices 01 oooi cms wiwmt
today In Omaha are as loiiows;
ueef cut 1'rires imo. i n'.
rlhs l4Uc! No. S ribs. 12c. No. 1 loins.
IRn. Mn 9 litlnu HMc! Mil. 3. HUC No. 1
chucks, lO'.ic; No. 3 chucks, o No. 3
chucks, c, o, i rouwui, jtu, u. j
nn.. 1lln. Kn 3 rnllnds. 11 a: Q. No. 1
nlates.' SWo; No. 2 Plate. 814c1, No. 3
P'Ale?, 7ic. ,
1'"11U1T urangei: wanioiii """-t
extra fancy Sunklt. W, 1, M0, 174.
and 2S0 sizes, 33.00: 260 slie. Jt.M; K8 ;
12.40! 324 size. I2.Z& I'lOnn. l aua
size. 33.00: 160. 176. 0Q and 218 7scs; W:
250 else, 2.40; 28S and 324 sizes, 32.23;
vrJtn. rnv Voiilnatnn Jonathan. Per
box. J2.a; WJiUo Winter Pearmaln. per
hv v o. fn.,rv wiilt Winter Pear-
mains, per box. 32.00; fancy Idaho HlacU
m.t v.nv m' finov Idaho Haul-
wins. W box.' $2.00: Jancy Idaho York
imperials. .;.." ;--
Willow Twlge, per box,T.ai fancy Idalio
smith Cider, per oox. "",ir"?
Idaho Northern Hpy, Uroenlngs or Kings,
r box, 12.00: extra fancy Idaho Kam
bos, per box. 2.26; extra fancy Ron Davl.
per box. 11.83; fancy Den Davis, per box.
il.w; cnoica wen uavij, "irTi.Lir.
i, V.....I. n. i.i.i . um: York Imperials
Lemons: Extra fancy Sunkiat, .300 and
m, v.nv tsri. nvfra cholco Red uail,
3i9 and 30s.'per box, 37.50. Orape; Kxtra
fancy Emperor. Pr uw. t- i m.i"
ismperors, per nui.. ""Vi t. J.tV
ntrnn AVlra rancv. a.w; laiiuy. 9wt V -' ' "
choice, jaoo; choice, "",
Kxtra fancy Florida, 3s. W.W; , 4fs and Ma,
.. ' I . - - , . t y - I .
13.75: Ms. ttiB. ana us. y",,vrr
-....-.m . ... 1.' u -on,anaa. flsnillno K1
River Early Ohio, por bu., Sl.ooj
or Hurbanks, por uu., w; luTi . .Vn4r
per bu., 80c. Sweet potatoes: Fr hamper.
1 . ir ;.' I. u .. . t 1 n n ,1 nd. Der It).. 20
reu-peV Ib-rVc.' OalpIS: Ohio, large Red
Jr..r ' ii. -iu.n- Hnan ah. ner crate.
ii W c,Toma oca: California, per 4-bo.ket
ate. 2,00. , .
'i.iub lirs. 1! 12-oz. ukKS.. $1.00 7'
crown importeJ fig, per IK. Wo; 3-orown
Imported tigs, per lb., J3c 7-orown pulled
t.A.n. wnlhlnir nbaut 5 lbs.). 900! Eh
llB riT,i fi T.nies weighing about
k.uni, 11. -..ll-.i n. Itrrm
b lbs.1, 1tc; (-crown inui - "
weighing 10 oz.). per doz., U.25. Eromc-
dnrv brand date. PKg., Anonor
brand dutes. pkg.. 32.25. llalloween dates,
ti. 7uv Psrsnlns. ner lb., so, car
rots, per lb.. 2c. Uet, Pr lb., So. Turr
nips, per lb., 2c. Rutapugft. per in., tn
r..iirninli, .liitibo celery, per doz.', &c.
Michigan ceiery. pr uo., ;.
keg, X3.2S; per nan obi., .'. "'""'"i"'
,T, in. Psrslov. Dur do.. 40c.
Radishes, per doz., 0c. lettuce, Pr
dor-, JL00, JIome-growr leaf lettuce, ner
doz., 40c. Green peppers, per uubhci, iw.
wax or green main, ii "u,'LyjAZ,r
iinf i,,ia. mimimbers. licr doz.. I1.UKI2.U1'.
Cauliflower, licr crate, 13.25. Venetian
garlic, per b 12V4c. Bggplant, per doz.
U.(0. IlorserudUh (2 doz, bottlo In case),
per b 19c Medium pecan, per lb., 13V4o.
Pecans, Jumbo, per lb., Inc. Olant pecans,
T.nuiM.nna lmnur sucji. nur iu ui '4i'
lierU. per lb., 15c. Drake almonds, per
lb., lie; paper shell, 23c. Brazils, per lb.,
iku: larau washed, per id., ivc. man
walnuts, per lb 2V4c. Peanuts, raw, No,
I. per lb.. 7c; Jumbo, per lb., 8c; roaaUd,
pVr lb., oHc- Bhiit hark hickory nuts, poi
lh An Whltn rice ireccum. per lb.. 4c,
UliccKcrs, per 1UU-IU. uao, Jci
nkir. case. $1.70. Coooanuts, per sack.
7.). t'hestnuts, lmpuricU Italian, per
lu.. Ivc; kacn or uui. iui. .
ubiti. clover. 24-sectlon cast, per case
M.75.
Mliiiienpolls (Srnln MnrUet.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 31. WIIBAT-
No. 1 hurd. K7TiS8',4cj No. 1 northern,
8SB87V;c; No. 2 northern. 82TtQ88Hc; No,
3 wheat, 8U'iWac; uecemoer, wo
Mv. 87ic.
FX3Ult $2.45 for ocond clear to $1.00
lor xancy imiius.
HARl,I2Y-4a7c.
RYE-53IS64C
HRAN-$21.00. I
CORN Nq. 3 yellow. 6lc.
OATS No. 3 white, 35;o.
BBKD-Flax, $1.4tffl.474.
Liverpool flralu Slorlcet
LIVHRI'OOI,, Dec. 31. WHKAT-8pot
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 7 4V(
Km. 1 Manitoba. 6s HVd: No. 2. 6a lMii
No. 3. no stock; ruturus, weak; March
7 Mnv. 7s: Jillv. 7s Ud.
COHN Spot, quiet: American mixed, 6s
Sd; l, Pluta futures weak; January, 4
lOftd, Keijruary, ps n.
OH ana Rosin
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-COTTONSKI3l
011,-Flrra; prime summer yellow, $6.70t
ess: January. o.iMi.iarcii, i.w; a
$7.27.
nifpnni.Kl'M Htendv.
Tl'RPBNTINE Firm; machine barrel
u'avankah. Oo.. Dec. 31.-TURPEN
TINB Firm; UKc; alrs. 147 tMirrels; r
celpts, 382 barrel; smpmonis, mj uarrei
stock. 29.919 barrel. .
ROSIN Finn: alM. 3.701 barrels; re
npinis. l.r.a; barrels: shipments, 79 bar
,uiu. iinriiu. 1C7.CS3 barrels. Quote; A. II,
n n K. F. $3.70SS.72i: Q $3.7?V4&
2.75; H, l3.72iV08.77M: I. $3.85f3.90: 1C, $4 6.-.;
M, 5.i5Q654; N, $8.35; WO, $6 55; WWi
I ,MI
. NI,W YOHIC, Dec 31 -COTTON -Fu-
tures, iloacd steady; January 12.00c.
Mnuh. 12 30 . May, 12.23c, July, 1122c;
U( tober, U 01r Hpot, qu'.et, middling,
12WC, gulf, UBc
ilnl. tmi nni.
19.00; Hell nl Cherry, per bbl .W
fate red, 'per bbl., $8.26; Wchard, PrbJ,
MAHA LIVEJTOCK MARKET
Desirable Kinds of Cattle Sell at
About Steady Prices.
0GS IN MOST CASES STEADY
'nl I'.irrs Klemly in n Shnde Higher
Fut I.Hmlis nnd YenrllnRs
Slrndr Very I.H
llo Hnsler.
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec. 31, 1913.
Becelnts were: Cattle HoK. wtifloP,
Official Monday 5.0 IS 6.w
12,697
Official Tuesday 5,314
13.2MI
8,MU
8,:ll
Kstlinute Wednesday..
Three days this wk..H.16J
28, SM
lS.4i9
.n,4.M
2:.is&
27.387
18,174
W.0J1
1.SI"
)6,ll
2J.W
42.WM
23,23i
Same days last week.. 'l.CSi
Snme days 2wks. ago.lt.KO
naron days 3 wk. gq, 12,431
Same day 4 wks. ago.!5,04tl
Same day Inst yenr.12.6S7
The following table show the r,f,clV."
ot cattle, hogs and shsep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
siq as compartHl Willi lasi jear.
191X. 112. Inc. Ore.
att'e P61.949 1.C17.IM &V
Hogs t.MUM 2.M!.t4 3I4.KH1
Wlieep , 3,222,600 3,9il'.M
The following table show tho range oi
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few dny. with
comparison. .
Date. 1913. 1U.1BU 1910J1909JISOM1W(
Df.c. 31. 7 121
Dec. 22.1 7 OH4I
K ir,l 7 Ml 8 291 0 36
4 33
6 021 7 63 S Vb 5 34(
Dei. M l 7 M 1 1(11
5M
T C S 03
7 U7 8 11
5 W 4 41
Dec, 24.1 7 4SHl 7 13
6 17
L1H 2S.1 I
e
Dec
2o.) t oVin
27 7 B7H
2R.
29. 7 64",
' 23'
C 03
R K
0 PS
5 96
7 73
6 6
4 29
Den.
7 22
7 TO I
7 Wj
7 58
301
Dec.
Deo.
Dec.
Dro.
7 07
B a;
6 51
S 311
7 W.
7 (8
5 W
7 i
4 50
7 71
8 ail
4 U3
SunduV. "Holiday
Receipts and disposition ot live ilcl
at iha Union Htnnk Vnrils. Rotlttl OniUh.
for th twenty-four hour ending, at. 1
o clock yestenlay."
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cuttle. Hogs.Shccp, H'r'
O., M. & St
P..
s
Wrtlmill a
Missouri lMclflc
5
4
2$
4
33
3
5
22
7
7
Union Paclflo
& N. W., east,. i
& N. W west.. IS
8t. P.. M. AO., t
C, R & Q. cast.,, I
C, 11. A Q., west.. 4
vr.t it. 1. ot r I'ssi. ti
Illinois Central mm m
c. a. w,. 1
TVitnl rselnta 63
it
llimtruUTION H1SAD.
CatUe,llog.Bheep.
Morrl & Co E2 .a
a if, . rvi..... isi i.t,2 .vm
Cudshv Paokliur Co.... 631 3,447 3.033
Armour & l,o -iul"
. ' & 111 n.1 1
.Schwartz ft Co A"
J. W. Murpliy .w
Morrull w
LJncoln Packing wo....
South Omalia Pack. Co. 7
w. n. Van Pant uo.... u
Hrnton, Vansant & L.. 24 .....
Hill & Bon 03 .....
F. n, Iiwl 10
m,m
Huston & co
II. Root & Co l. mm.
Sullivan Hros 2
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.. i
Christie 10
HbXflns ,m..m mi .
1(0111 , 4
Meyer .., 10
.M.i
Raker. Jones et nmun. 1
Tanner 1
Harvey J
OUim huyeT" m Mil i
607
Tnful. t.778 11.646 7.6S3
rAT'ri.iiitvrslnts f puttie of all kind
ware very moderate thl morrdng. iliero
bring only fifty-three car ropprred ip
the yans. For tho week to date the re
ceipt are the mallt of nny similar
period for a good many we bacn. par
rlncf nnli, last wmU. Trnsrn IS aisa
allslit faJlloK P" M cpmparcil with
VFB.r nicu.
' nt.l.' ..j V. .... Mill, 11111a
i. law. M.1111 1 1 r uit,iu " . .
low and more or lea neglected, but the
lighter and medium weight wore In good
demand at steady price, while the ten
dency on tho heavier grades iyaa eaaler.
uows 11 nu nvuers soiu in auoui inq
umo nolchoa a yesterday, there being
little change In cither direction, While
the trade Iwti not actlvo mot ivry'
thing In sight aod In fnlr ecasop,
There was no material change In the
stockcr and feeder market and quota
tion were about the catno a yesterday".
Quotation on rattle; flood to chplo
beef Bteers, $8.O0fl.6Q; fair to good beef
trteer. n.W8.69; comrapn to air beef
steer. $4.M4i7.6fl: fair to choloe yearlings,
guuii 10 cnoioo cornrca neirers,
good to cholo grass helfsra
lu good, ta Choc cow, $126.76;
good grade. 15.2306.26: common tn
fair grades, $4.2Mf5.t5; good to cholco
toclcera and feeders, $H857.80; fair1 to
good "looker and feeder, U.WJ4.B,',
common to fair lockor and feeder, $J.7
tW.20; stock cow and helfnra, $,5ftff.50;
veal calve, M.(xai0,00; bull, togs. etc..
f 4 WiCKl. '
nopretcniauve. aaiot:
REEF BTIpEIlS.
Ko.
At. Tr.
NO.
Ar. Pr.
t:t 7 is
1
4
I
1 ,.
iu e zt
.. 1141 I U
...1111 6 CO
... lit 7 10
,,..1001 7 U
II, 171 7 II
UU IN
.1111 too
47
tl....
SJ::::
3....
11...,
44....
20.,.,
1479 1 00
.,.M7 (a
...14M 8 U
.....1104 I IS
..... 120 I It
1407 til
.....1131 I 10
I8u 7 85
It ,,...1111 7 to
31... ...1 1
to
20
.1127 7 70
111 7 i
I IMS
7 IS
t 1171
I "
7 U
,1111 t as
10 1IU
tiMM-'.-iitll 10
STK15RB AND HE1FE11S
.1076 7 00 2
COO 7 IS
qows,
1
J:::::;
t
t
1
1
!::::::
1
7:;::::
1
1
i
6
4
I
3
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
ISO 4 tn
930 4 to
..,.1016 4 tO
....1000 4 74
.,,.ijso 1 10
....low t 10
til I It
...1114 t tO
,....1110 t !5
744 iU
,...,1105 t (0
110 t w
Ill 6 70
t 10St 5 75
i.,,..,..,.,ioM tn
1...,.....,.11J1 & 71
1 1U0 E U
11 not t w
1 net 00
1201 t Ja
a ...iito is
e ...imi eat
1 HQ 0 to
1 10M (0
.w 1 w
COWS AND HEIFERS.
.1210
I Oo
7 u
I m
1.
10 7 18
100 7 5
tl!
HI
I..M
HEIFKUS,
.741 t M
. KA t 00
. Ml I It
.IN IS
, tot t 10
. tot t la
1.
..107 t CO
..HI I to
.1011 tii
..1070 7 00
..ISO 7 71
7
It
4
J
.lion t oo z
, sto t oo 1..,,.,
.7so too 1
.1160 t 10 1
.15M I It
.1230 t 10
. 140 t IS
. KO 7 00
CALVES.
171 7 M
130 I It
DO I an
, 110 I 71
1 140 I 1,0
I ItO 75
1.. 110 11
i in
110 1 00 :., m io 00
11s 1 o 7 lit io 00
1...
STOQKM'H AND KKKUhllH
.:::
14...
"S U t W IN
. 7l
t mi 11
lit t 10
.1071 I ro
I Ill 7 10
HOO-S Supplies were far and a ad
vice from other point Indicated a
slight drop in value the local market
opened out generally a nickel lower. Just
a few scattering aos were made early
that looked to be a little eaaler, hut the
majority of the seller woro not Inclined
to cut looso at thl decline, and a little
later on vulues braced up, o that whllo
me marxet waB ramor uneven tno bulk
of thu sales looHed to bo about steady.
Tho movement wa very drasnv In
epqts. but toward tho extreme close the
demand livened up and a tew load that
caniH In on a late train wero nuotnd as
selling If anything stronger than the early
iraue. inero wa naroiy any aeinnmi
for pig this morning nnd the few
bunches that showed up wero very hard
to move, even at weakened prices. The
demand for the very light stuff wa also
Inrk on Tuesday, and for the two dav
prices are sharply' lower, the decline
amounting to anywhere from zoc to in
nma fiih as inUCh a bOC.
Rulk of the heavies and butcher moved
at $7.007.70, with several loads a high
a If.la ine iui, aim I'auia buiu miavir
at a range of $7.46Q7.0. For the three
day the unevennosa of the runs ha
mused nrices to fluctuate a good deal.
but today figure look to bo Just about
steady Willi ine cioac 01 ibsi wees.
This mornlnn's recelota were estimated
at 120 cars, or 8.603 head, bringing the
wck' total un to 26.893. This la over
7,001 head heavier than a week ago, and
nearly 8,(00 head larger tlmn for the
corresponding nays 01 issi year.
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SHFUP Tho Hackers were sood hiivcrt
of u liberal run of lamh nnd 11 light sup-
piy ot yearimgs nt prices genorauy sieany
to a shade lower, with tho most decline
on yearling. I.nmb were mostly steady,
hut n weaker tendency was very ap
parent, which was no surprise to the
selling side of the trade In view ot thn
facta that a largo supply was on hand
for the packers to choose from, and to
morrow being n holiday to far na killing
Is concerned, n large share of tho offer
ings bought today would havo to be car-
riea over until x-Tiday. Really good
lamha were again scarce, with tho fair
to good grades predominating, the range of
prices being mainly at 37.608.10, the lat
ter figure being tho top and Just a nickel
lower than the hlghost point touched yes-
ivi.iMj. ,v man ot ieo, wcsiorn yeaning
weighing around 91 pounds was Included
In tho early trade nt $fl.W.
hip supply of ewe was verv much tin.
same a ventorrinv linlh at in alza anil
quality, nmi values were strong to n
shiido higher. Duyer in some casei
seemed to want something In the line of
fat moro than anything else, and
a a result most of tho holdings wert
disposed of readily. 3'he range of prlcci
waa aroumi ta.QOttu.sa.
The deal in feeder showed no materia
change, the volume of trado bolnit again
limited at prices for Iho most part steady
Hoipe rteder lambs went to a loeuot
buyer early at $8.75.
vuotation on snetp ana lamnsi
Imbs, good to choice, $7.CsW7.80 lapibs
fair to aood. 10.7t7.50: lninhs. culls. 35.54
CfdOC; yoarllng. light, $8.26g;.60; year
lings, heavy. S.O08.2n; wethers, good to
choice. is.fMxaB.Z5: wether, fair to good.
$4.fHi&.0d; owes, good to choice, $1,756 SO,
owe, fiv to gqoa, 4.wnri..u.
CIIICAtlO I,IVn STOCK MARKR1
Cattle Nlenitr to Rlrnu Ilojce tin
tiled, Opealusr Loarcr,
CHICAGO Dec 31 CATTLE Tlonslnls.
12.0(0 head; steady to strong; beeves, $6.71
(fiO.CO: Texas steers. $0.90417.90: western
steers. $G.204W.$J; Mockers and feeders.
WW7,4: cows nnd helfera, 3.y8
calve. $7.00ill,l0.
HOOS-Recelpt. 43.000 head', unsettled,
openoil Co lowor, but decline regained!
bulk of sales, $7.8U4f8.0Q; light. $7.6tWi!,
'VrM Jr""
HUHEP AND IAMHB-Rccelpta, 20,001
heart; steady to a shade higher; natlvt
JHiS'l?' western, $4,75(56.15: yearling.
SreUlt? naHvc' my'' woet'
Jf?".""" C,,y i'1 Stock Market.
-KANSAS CITY. Dec. 31.-CATTt.B-neceipta,
4.000 head: market steady;
prime fed steers, $S.40W9.00; dressed beol
ateera, $7,15a.S5; western stecra, $6.73M
8-00; southern steers, $5.908.00; cows, $1.55
jrc.OO: heifer. $6.609.00: stockcrs and
jlSas-tecelpls, 8,400 head; mnrket
steady to 60 lower: hulk, $7.Wi7.S3
iJ-'iyy $7.854W.90: packers nnd butchers,
XSiri I'Kht, $7.608.80: pigs. J6.7f.W7-l..
SHEEP AND IAMBB-Re.cclpt. 10,0)0
headl market steady to 10a higher; lambs,
$7.35f8.lO; yearling. $5.757.15; wothcrj
$5.001i5.75; ewes, $005.15.
HlonK Cltr Lire" Block Market.
BTOTOX CITY. In.. Doc M.-CATTLB-
Recelpta, 8,000 head; market steady; na.
tlvo stocrs. 37.OOttM.40: butchers' stock
$5.av&77.00; cows and heifers, $6.00;i6.2.;
canner. t3.50Ti.00; calves, $7.5O4fl0.60,
bulla, slags, etc., $5.0066.75.
HOas-Rocelnta. 3.500 head: market
atwidy to lOo lowor: heavy, t7.ecwi7.7f.
mixed, J7.iwn.iw; light, J7.4(if7.j; bulk 01
SHEEP AND LAMUS-RecelPt. 1.00
head; market atcadyj fed muttons, tS-nOvi
u.bu; woiners. it umuuii owe, j.iuaio.uu,
lambB. $5,758.()a
HI. I.ontM litre Sloek Mnrket.
BT. LOUIS. Deo. 31. CATTLJi He.
celpts 2,100 head; market steady; natlvt
beef steers, J7.fi04j9.75; cqws und heifers,
I4.23s.ri0: stockcrs and feeders. t5.00ff7.5O;
southern steer, ISmWI.GO: cow and holt
orn, $J.0Mfl.CO; calve. $0,OOll.23.
HOUrl lteceipt. .wo ncau; marKii
eteady; plga and light, $.60(8.00: mtxel
and butchers, $7.80Q,10; good heavy, $7 14
CiB.10.
SHEEP AND T,AMnS-Rccelpt. 3.OO0
head: market steady; native muttons,
$X75ft5.3C; lamb, $.u.&U.2j.
1.1 ve Stock In Sight.
Recelnt of live stock at the six prln
cpa wesjen, mar!e.:
aiouk city 3.000
.1.500
1.000
Kanaa city ,yw
t. 1 viul s 3.100
8,400
6,000
8,600
9.100
4.300.
10.000
3,000
7,700
l.&W
20,000
South Omaha.. 1,400
St. Josepn i.ow
Chicago .mm... 12.000
Total recplpta 25,000 39,900 43,200
Cloatng quotatlona on bonds were a
follow:. . ..
do li i-lBllU & N. ual. 4.... pj2
do t coupon MlJl'M. K. t T. 1st 4a. H
do 4a rtg HI o mo. 4U
d. miiaci UlwMo. raclllo 4 60
Panama Is coupon,. 1114 d conv, la 17
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Armour A Co. 4l.. t8H"N". T, N, H. ft H,
Atehlaoa ao. 4a,... IJ14 or. H
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do cv. ta 100 do cr.ola lOlta
A. C. I lat II II No. raclllo I
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nrook. Tr. cr. Ja,., I7?;r.nn, cy. 3,a 1I1J,. ITS
Can. ol Oa. ta..,..101 do ooa. 4a.., ...
Cta. leather ta..,, MHirtaadlni; no. 4a.... ?
CM. Ofclo 4s,. M8. I 8. TT, tt 4a Jlji
'do CODT. 4tyS iai -as va. oa, .,. oiy
mitaao aV A, Ilia.. 705,ftt. L., W e. U 73H
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do sen. 4a., 'ihib. rsc, rw ib,. .. -7
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do nc. 41 laianc iifrsr aa.. ...ujmi
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do sn, 4a. ....... iivai'. 0. nirei ia oa. .iw,
do ov. 4c. aar. II. 7lVtV -r. Chtm. Sa. Ill,
111. Can. lit rat. 4i. tl Wtbaah lit & sx. 4. C"1,
Inlar. Mat. 4Va W WMtarn Md. 4a,.
Intrr. l. M, 4Va .tO Wt. Eltc. cy. oa,.li
japan I Ha It 'WK. Central 4a.. I3i
nia. fuuaraa.
Ilostmi Stack 3Inrke,
HOSTON. Den. 2l.-Closlng quotatlont
nn slack were:
Altouat
AlOOtSK .'.,.
7tmarda Con. ,,
UH'Korlti nutts ,
4 i North Llka .
tliOld Dominion
Ami I. Coppar ....
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Baat Duttf C. M... 11 Hupcrlor 6,
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aranby Coo ..71 Tarasiauk ... ... . Ja,
qin Casanaa ... 30 V. S. 8. B, . M J14
ala Royala Copper, llli 'do old 40
Ka?r Ika ... 4UlIUh Con 71;
1,V Ooppar 7atth Copper 0. . lt
V Hallo Copper ,. 4Mi Winona (IU
Miami Cooper , ... llH'woirenna , J '
Ex-dlrldend.
Coffee Market, .
NEW YORK. Deo. 31. COFFEE-Pif.
ture were higher today 011 report of a
steadier cost and freight situation, firmer
French cables, covering anq gome trad a
buying supposedly agalnit sales ot
actual. The opening wa firm, t points
tower on February, but generally 6 to U
points higher anq the close was steady
at 17 to 21 points net higher. Sales were
70.000 bags. January. 8.Slc: March, 9.00c,
May, .34o! July, 8.63c; September, 8.73c;
October, 8.77c; December. 9.84c. Spot,
teady, Rio No. I. Uc; Santoa No. 4.
11140, mild, quet; Cordova, 13$ 16c, nom
inal. Persistent Advertising la the Rq4 U(
Rig Returns.
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