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THK BKFi: OMAHA, WF.DXsnAY. DITKMHETf 2. 1014. tt VOn RENT lloaaes aael (olliin, NICT3 t-room fiat, newly papered and (xi In tad: bath, fa, hot and cold water, electric light; Hi eer month. SUS-ll Lea- Zlegant t-noom modern brick apart ment, newly decorated, tod per month. 46 0 th 8t Modern t-rwmt detached dwelling: oak finish, beautiful yard, newly decorated; 160 per month. 1023 8. KHh St Nine little 6-room cottage,; bath, toilet eVectrla light. $16 per month. 2044 Vinton et Elegant t-room bouse, V0 per month, u a a. mil st. (-room cottage. 1044 Vinton, gaa, elec. no light, hot and cold water; thatda toilet. Hi. J. C. 1SII, Executor, Tot 9. Ilat Ave. Phone Harney FOR RENT Modern 8-room house, !M6 a tfith Ave. lnoulre T. J. O Hrlen. Jlenshaw Hotel. Harney 10P4. rouglaa 121. llnngno in all parts of ths, city. Qrelgh Pons & Co.. Bee building. Maggard's per hr.; dray, I men. Webster, itoug. 14. W.25 per hr. 1713 M t 3 n .-A " C- v.. I.V. JVectl Peking & atorage Exp. Co., moving )ncKing atorage 307 Farnam. D. 6146. Globe Van&Storage Stores, moves, packs, ahlpa; S-horee van d l men, II. per hr. ; atorage 13 per Satisfactory guar. D. 4338 & Ty. IM. KKAI. KSTATK UrUTH SIOK Hanscom Park District Six Room House We have a very pretty new home, only two blocks from llanacom Park, that can be aold on essy term. This home la oak finished, with beam ceilings, built-in book cases and buffet, fireplace; toilet and laundry In basement; large garatt; lot SSxlH. Price t.S.2nO. located at 3340 Lincoln Ave. A email cottage would be accepted In trade. Norris & Norris 400 Bee BUI. Fhone Doug. 4JT0. SOUTH 6IDE bunqXlow BARGAIN Brand new and up-to-date In every way, containing six large living rooma and bath, three of which are finished In oek; oak floor throughout: handsome lighting fixtures, window shade and vmni Corner lot. Streets paved. For quick sale. ,T0. Easy terma, or lot taken as first pavment. RASP HR08., JO McCagiie Bldg. ' Phone Douglas!. feTEAM heat, all modern, 7-roora house; also 4-room flat 220 No. 23d. FOR RENT spartmenta and flats that are for rent This list can be seen free of charge at Omaha Van fir Storage Co., 806 8. Idth Su t-ROOM, all modern; furnace, electric light. 2m N. 20th ft. 822 60. Fidelity Storage Co Ktorage, movms, packing an-l shipping. Mth & Jackjon 8ts. Phone Douglas 2;,S. SIV-ROOM house. 2110 Harney 8t. Call -Douglas H4S. ; 4081 C HAIU.ES 6T., a fine 8-room, com pletely modern house and bain, 126. Owner at house to show yon through. Alio furniture for sale. Chance to secure a harn-alr. See today. UP-TCKDATE. 6-T.I house, furnace, bath. toilet, lavatory gnd shades; good con dition; a bargain, 1-6 per month. 241 8. 24th St FOR RENT New 6-rooni cottage, strictly modern. 23.T9 S. 24th. Call Red 6244. o ' Stores and Offices. STORE, 1409 Harney. Store, fill ho. 1.1th. Store, 2104 Cuming. Office rooms, 2d floor, SIS So. 15th. O. C. REDICK, ATTY., 224 Omaha Nntl. Bank Bldg. Telephone Douglas 1612. 819 SO. 13TH ST., store room, steam heat flT.tV). Fell & Flnkerton Co., 213 Board of Trade Pldg. Garages. ' SMAL.T. bam, suitable for garage; 14 per month; 2th and Dodge. Phone Red 8947. Halls. HAM. For Rent Hiblers, 44th and Leavenworth Sts. WANTED. TO BUY rilJUHTLY need planoe. Web. 3726. ul-MCK furnituro bought and sold. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. Doug. 6148. WE HUY Id-hand clo'hes. 1421 N. l-jthT SLIGHTLY used pianos. Webster 3726. REAL ESTATE FARM RANCH LANDS FOR CAMD . - . Moatasuu RENTERS and homescekers use yout Carey right and secure a Montana Is. no now. Do you realize that farm product will command extremely high prices dur ing the next few years? This is your op portunity to get started on a farm of yout own. 'JCna Valier lands produce from M to 65 bushels wheat, ISO to 100 of oaU, 40 U 70 bushels barley, i to I tons alfalfa pat acre. Let us aond you booklet and teU you how easy it is to get started. Valier Farm Sales Company, Box 30. Valier, Mont Nebraska. ONE OF THE B1GQEHT BARGAINS IN WEBTERN NEBRASKA. 960 acres smooth, rich, valley land, In Morrill county; must be sold. quick. Writ hi for nrice , HICKS LAND AGENCY. Omaha. V Elk City. Douglas Co. no AcitKia vlnioot new .uipiovementa; 6-r. house; barn for 10 head cows, ( head horses: small haymow, 6 tons; new gran ary; new chicken bouse; good well. This is fme laying land, A-l soil; 11 or 4 acres alfulia; not a foot of waste land on it; wlt!iln three miles of three towna, south east of Elk City, near Military road. The lay of the land and crops will show for themselves. Det me show, it To see it Is to believe. It is an ideal "neck of the woods" to bo in, and you cannot beat It in that neck. Act at once. This means you who Is a little hit, or decidedly choice. Bring wife with you. PRICE REDUCED TO !. per acre for imme diate sale; $71)0 cash. $5,400 more March 1, balance & years at per cent. ACT AT ONCE. OR1N S. MERRILL .CO.. N. E. Cor. 23d and M, South Omah Texas. FOR F ALE To close an estate; 100 acres in Rio Grande valley, i miles from Mercedes, Texas. All under culti vation. For price and terma write Tha Minnesota Land A Trust Co., 406 Mar qurtte Ave., Minneapolis. Minn Wiaconstu. Upper Wisconsin Best dairy and general crop state In the union; auttlurs wanted; lands for aale at low urtcsja, on easy terms. Ask for book let M on Wisconsin Central Land Grant. KtaU acres wanted. Write about our grazing lands. If interested Jn fruit lands, ask for booklet on Apple Orchards la Wisconsin. Address Land Dept. So Lina Ky.. Minneapolis. Villi n. Miscellaneous. WE guarantee bargains In stock farms and ranches. Write Willis Cad wall Broken Bow, Neb. The Bargain Man. . ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co, a modern abstract office. Jt b. Iilh ot Phone Douglas Ua7. Rh.ED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of fice in Nebraska, art UiandU Theater. REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE Several fine resi dences In Southern California, from 1 10,000 to 130,000 la value, slightly Incum bered; will trade for clear Omaha prop erty, or property In the vicinity of Omaha. Room lis, Henshaw Hotel. REAL ESTATE LOAN8 CITY and farm loans. 6. Ms. s per cent J. H. Dumotit A Co. lftd Farnam. Omaha. WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co. OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farina, O KEEFE ILEAL tcTATi, CO., M Omaha Natl. Douglas -I71J. HAKKlrtuN ai MuHTuN, ku Om. Natl V Tli una iuuns Kluke inv.Co. Omaha' n arvin Rims Lon- j- Omaha Natt bank. WANTED City loaus and warrant. W. Farnam Smith at Co . 1X20 Farnam. CITY Properly. Large loaus a apeclaJty. I W. H. Tboiuas, Ui State Bank Bldg. tltw to Ho. ha) iu&d promptiy. F. D. W Wead Bldg.. ihth and Farnam Sts. MONEY oo hand fur vity and fanu 1 H, W. Binder, t iiy Natl. Bank Bldg. Krr OiTY LOANS. Beriia-Cailberg Co., u llo-ail BraaueU Theater Bldg. 6KK us first If you want a farm loan. L'mtcd blaie lrut i.-. OmaLa. Neb. HANSCOM. PARK. J2.S0O All modem, but furnace. 9 rooma In rood condition Lot 60xli0. Paved street. Only one block fmm East Side car. and a snap. Verv essv term. PAYNE INVEStMENT COMPANT, Doug. 17SL Ware Block. REAL E8TATF NOR1TI BIDE MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK M CASH, BALANCE tlft PHR MONTH. Five-room cottage. 4! tn first-class condition: all new Dlumfetna: mooorn ax cept heat; iMt blocks to car; Dement walas, nloe shsde. ITlce. If sold this week. only M.60P. THE VOOHI. REALTY AOBTNCY. 101fr-l W. O. W. Pldg. Phones Douglas 3t2l or South HI 1,000 HOUSE IPtwA Mw.tn. H4I. .I t .. - sower, located near 34th and Lake, near z car lines, !) cairn, baianca easy terma C. O. CARLBEaO. 10-U Praiidels Theater Bldg. $109 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT Bix-room cottage, combination light fix tares, hot water heat, bath, nice large comer iw, good bam, cement walk, ce ment cellar, good cistern, nice shade. ion nnouia see tnis toasy. THE VOOEL REALTY AjOESNCT. 1015-18 W. O. W. Bldg. Phones Douglas 8691 or South 2S1. REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE BEST HOUSE BARGAIN IN OMAHA. New 6-room modern bungalow; Dewey Ave. and 31st St.; west Farnam district, only 13.600. W. R. HOMAN. m .Board ef Trad. REAL ESTATE ACREAGE THREE ACRES North of Country club. Not fsr from Benson car line, with permanent alde- whjks. uood sale, owner needs money ana win seu ior iw, W. H. GATES, 647 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 1294. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Dsniles, EXCELLENT Dundee home, fireplace, buffet beamed cellnngs, tile floor in bath room, etc.; close to car line. Imme diate possession. Call up for further in formation. W. H. THOMAS, WALNUT 900. REAL ESTATE WANTED I HAVE 12.000 cash and clear improved irrigated farm, worth 16,000, to trade for 9-room inoden house, wast Farnam, Dun dee, Bemis Park aistrict t'ooii wamui SM. ... .... .... ...... .'REAL ESTATE INVEST IKNT8 I Am Forced to Sell a new five-room, nil modern house recently purchased by me. This house is located in the West Farnam district, one block from Leavenworth car and four i blocks from Farnam. Oak finish downstairs, white enamel bath, sleeping porch, beautiful lawn. You can buy tnis bouse at a big sacrifice. Address, M 213. Bee, or after r ro nhone enpter H14. ' The. VVanl Aa Columns of The Bee Are Bead Dally by People In Search of Ad vertised Opportunities. RAILWAY TIME CARD RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION Tenth aad Mason Mlssoarl Pacific .a 1:0 am a T it as .all:Upa ll:Mw .: tISta Western V ..a I :0 sjb a t:M pa ..a a:w ym ss:sspoi K. O. A t L. ip K C. a at. L. Kxp K. C. St. feat... ChloaaTO Great Twla City Limltag Twin Cltf Risraas Cblcago Kxpraas Illlaols Central m,am f.lmltaS .... aLStSAwm - . M - Cblcsao Eiprass JlMua st.Mpa Ckleao, Mllwaalteei Ac . Pami Paoltls Llmitaa una 411:11 SB ....a t:Mpm s l:Ku ...ill ku a t .a pa ... .at ;) all:4tpm ....st Wpm aUa r 'V. ia ri KtM-lAl Ban yrsoclacv Llmltaa..'. 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I 44 am a I 7 pa Cbtaaado CalMorBla kap...m 1:44 pm a 44 pm (IbIVHNH SB) aaaiim mmr- - - symmi ajjl SBBJ SJBfJ Ms, t tam Umlbd....aUi sas ail li am WEBITBsl ITBEBT ITATIOBT ri. teeatm sad Wemse. Chleaa, tt. Paal, MlaaeuaoMs Twta C1r Paammsar IBii I 4 H sm lux CUT laa k I B pm kU Mam laaa Cltj haar. a I B am Baxaaoa Lcal k () pm I I M am s tailf. k dailr axaspc saaoa. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Visible Supply of Wheat Showi IU Fint Decrease. ALL GRAINS CLOSE BIQHXK W heat t p frosa Oaa Three aad One-Half Oats, Cars Faarla Oae-llalf aad Oats Half lo Tbree-M Barters. OMAHA, Doc. 1, 1414. The Visible SIIOKIV of nl.t ahnarMl Its in-st decrease In many months yepterday, the loa for th last week beirur 1.3t,U) buahels. The total now helns; carried In tho visible supply ie 74,twK,uuu bushnls, compared with f,,i00 bushels for the correspondlnit time last year. Further decreases are looked, for. llrokers who enerally art for the Armour Oraln com pany bought lare q.uantltl of Decem ber wheat and sold May aalnst it at a difference around 5V The visible de crease, aa shown above, caused an almost complete reversal of pit conditions sur rounding that market, as It changed a duil and dragging situation at declines to an active, strong and advancing market. On the advance In prices there was a no ticeable scattering of buying orders from the outside world, which showed that tha public btillovcs in wheat around these irices. The stock of wheat at Buffalo to growing smaller, which will tell on prices la the west, although the rail ratea will be marked upward lo today. Considerable wheat was sold early In the session yesterday on a eaule received from Argentina by dhearsoH. Hammlll Co., which told of the confirmation of the exportable- surplus there as l).0i0 bu. In addition to tlua confirmation of the big surplus held In that country, a cable was reoelved bv ona of the lnndlna: Iuuim al New York saying that tha wheat will be luroea lor seJe and that the matter of Price will be a aeouodary consideration, as the) cash handlera of the southern hemisphere are strong believers that tha eouriioi now rearing abroad will not laat much longer. Veesel room waa phartamA here yesterday for 400.000 bu. wheat to go rrom lireen Bay to Hitfralo at Hao for winter storage. In addition to this, room was chartered for 100.000 bu. corn to Port Col bourne at e. The weather In the corn belt wag mora tmsettled. but thnre was no heavy rain fall and no prospective delay In tho move ment. Thwr wag liquidation in Peoemfter oats by longs, and while the price cloasd steady and regained 44c of the early loss, the May future was up c. Wheat waa lo to Uo hlarher. Com was 4" to. Hf higtier. Oata were ic to ,c higher. Rye was tyc higher. Clearances of wheat and flour weta qual to m,m mishels; rorn, B.000 bushela; oats, 8,000 bushels. At Liverpool wheat rinsed wnmlnsl. Primary wheat receipts were SlWt.OOft bushels and shipment J.Was.OOO bushels, agalreit receipts of 1.S7J.000 bushels and shipments of 1.157.000 bushels last year. Primary com receipts wera 1,84.000 bushels and shipments M3,ono bushels, aealnst receipts of SSR.OOO buehels and shipments of 3M,0oo bushels last year. Primarr oats receipts were 1.100.009 bushels and shipments K17.000 busheto. against receipts of 1.300.000 bushels and shipments of R3S.0O0 bushels last year. CARIOT RECEIPTS. Wheat Corn. Oata. Rye.B'Iy. Chicago m l.saa m Minneapolis ....M6 Duluth 24! , Omaha 70 7S JS 6 T Kansas Clty....lS5 1H 13 Bt. Louis 73 60 47 Winnipeg 6S3 These rales wera reported today: Wheat: No. 2 hard, 1 cars at H.O814, 4 cars st 1.08; No. 3 hard winter. 4 cars at $1.08, 13 cars at 1.07H. 3-5 cars tU. $1.07; No. 4 bard winter. 1 car (corn mixed) at $1.07'4. 1 ear at $1.(W, 1 car at I1.05S4. 4 cars at $1.06; No. 2 durum, 2 cars at 1.17H:' No. durum, 3-6 of a car at $1.17; No. 4 durum mixed, I car at $1.0s. Rye: No. 2, 2 car at $1.02. rn. No. 1 white, 1 car at MS,?.; No. t a-hlte. 1 car at Mir.; No. 2 yellow, 1 car at mie. 1 csr at f8c; No. 8 yellow, 4 cars at 5Kc; No. S yellow, 2 cars at 67Hc; No. 2 mixed. 1 f ar at 6Tic; No. 3 mixed, 12 cars at 67Vc: No 6 mixed. 2 cars at B7Vic, I car at wi4c.; No. 6 mixed, 4 cars at 6T'c. 1 car at 67c; sample, I car (yellow) at 57c. Oets: No. 8 white. 1 car at 464c, 4 cars at ir.c; No. 4 white. 2 cars at 4nc, t cars at 44c; No. 8 mixed, 1 car at 44x4c, 1 car at 44Vc; no grade, 1 car at 43c. Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 hard., tl.07H4Jl.09; No. 8 hard, tl.OSHfcl ; No. 4 hard, 1.00LORH: No. 2 spring. t1.O70d.lOH: No. t spring. tl.O&ai.OftH; No. 4 soring, n.OOJM.OS; No. 2 durum. tllAHtyUTH: No. 3 durum, $Mft!r1.l7. Corn: No. 1 white. WW4e No. I white, 67ife8Wc: No. 3 white, sHHc; No. 4 white, 67l(Q671kc: No. S white, 67tfr7Ho; No. white, B644i67Hc; No. 1 yellow, W4'MHc; No. 2 yellow, BSWc: No. i yeflow, ft74ttkt; No. 4 yellow, CTUK7c; No. S yellow. 7B7Hc; No. yellow, t& iVikr; No. I mixed. B7l4if?)6Sc: No. 2'mlxeX B7V4Si7c; No. 8 mixed. 67H067Hc; No. I mixed, bliSfnWc; No. 6 mixed. Wtimihio-. No. 6 mixed, 5tt4(So7ViC. Oats: Io. 2 white, 4KH5c; standard. 45'4QH"; No. 3 white, 4lVn-4f,Hc; No. 4 whlt. 44i 45c. Barley: Malting, WW(71; No. 1 feed, 4S4iWe. Rye: No. 2. n.OlHjl.Oe; No. 8. ,tl.011.01H. CHICAGO CiHAIN AND PROVISIONS Keatares of Ike Trading; and Closing; Prices oa Board of Trade. CIIICAOO. Dec. 1. Diminishing raAliK. Lin the southwest helped today to give an uiiwaru swina 10 ma nricei or wdpal ai. though gains were not fully held the mantel closea steady at H''01o net advance. Corn wound up the same aa last night to e higher and oats up H f. In rrovlwloiis the outcome was 10 l2W5c decline. Advices were received that arrivals of wheat at Kitnaas City might by expected to- show a remarkable falling off, as farmers were standing out flrmli: 'or a decided upturn In prices. It was pointed out that shipments touay from Kansas City exceeded by 600.000 bu. the total amount which the railroads there) brought In. There wan alao attention to the fact that shipments from the other big pri mary terminals taken aa a whole had be come about equal to the arrivals. Excessive rains in Argentina made the wheat bulls confident almost from th( start. Sentiment later against the bears grew rapidly when it was found that ex port buying wls being done with a free hand In all directions. Including 7!0,oih) bu. for tha relief of the starving Bel gians. Coin rallied with wheat and as a re sult of indications that the heavy ship ping movement from tha country to this dty had ben checked. The big receipts here, however, depressed the market in the early part of the session. Oats showed independent strength for the first time In several days. There was an active cash demand, mainly for ex port. Provisions suffered a break In conse quence of hog receipts htre being morei plentiful than at any frevlous time for months. Horns resting orders came Into play on the decline, but most of the buy lug waa for shorts. , Article) Open. I High., Low, Close. r y. Wheat Ie.. May. Corn Dec..' May. Oata I Dec.. May.l Pork Jan. May. Lard Jan.. May. Ribs I Jan.. May. 1 tH 1 1M 1 1H) 1 21 68V U87HJ OS 7H an HJ 1! 44 H 44 u 10 IS 40 I u t SO 65 W 184 Ti 42 U05 18 80 60 76 68 st 1 14HJ 1 UT4 xllirp m 4XU ZH 18 05 48 18 26 18 60 80 1 67U U 70' 10(4' Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red, tl.WWl-lMk: No. 8 hard, tl.14Htn.ld. Corn: No. 8 yellow, 4fjaSc; new, whV 44Hc; No. 8 yellow, 7tiHe; new. C2t'. Oats: No. 1 white, 47mp: tand ard. 4H48e. Rye. No. 2. 1.1H, Bar ley, cowrie. Seeds: Timothy, 7&i;tJo; clover. tl2-0O914AO. BUTTER 45 toady; creamery, 242o, EUG fiteady: reoetpu, 8,047 easea) at mark, cases lncludmd, tJJvHc; ordinary firsts, ta'flr- firsts, ZmUac. 1'iiTATOUrJ Ixwsr; reoelpts. 68 cars: Michigan and Wisconsin, Kydlac; Min nesota, Sfrtlc. POCLTKY-AUve. lower; springs, lOHc; fowls, kHrloc; turkeys, UHf. I.lverpal Grain Market. LIVKRPOOU Dec. L-WHEAT- Spot, firm; No. 1 Manitoba, Sa lid; No. 3. a d. No. 8. Va 6Hd- Kutures not quoted. CJli.N Ppot. dull; American inied, lid; Titures. firm; January, 6a td. Der ember, 6a 'vd; No. No. No OMAHA GRNRRAt. MaRKKT. Bt'TTER K'e. L 1-lb eartong. 3c; No. 1, sA-11,. tuba. 110 CHEEh-lnuHrte Bwlss, r; Amer-i-an Heiss. JSo; block Smlss, tic: twins. 1H.-; daleles. ltilc: triplets. 1V: oting Americas, 14V: blue label brick, 17c; llm burier. t-Sb., c; 1-lb.. 10c; New York while, lpc; Imported French Itoquetort, HKEP CITH-No. 1 ribs. lc; No. 2 ribs, liic; No. t ribs. 11H' No. 1 loins. No. 3 loins. l(iHc; No. 3 loins. ISt No, 1 chucks, liHc; No. 2 rhiiiks. Vt; No. ctiiu Ks, v' No. 1 rounds, isvp rounds, 13!c; No. 3 rounds, ll'-. platis. V; No. 3 plates, IV; plntea, 4c, riMi-1 rout, nr; targe rrappies, jsc; salmon, 8Hc; halibut, ll-ic; imnnel cat fish, lie. pike. 14c; pickerel, 10c. l'OUI.TRY-Brotlers, 14Hc; spring rhlok- ens, 11c; hens, otitic; cooks. 4c; ducks. loo; ccesc. Re; turKevs, itto pi3"ons. er dos., ducks, full feathered, UV; geee. full feathered, Sc; squabs. No. L, 1.W; No. 8, 60c. Market quotations furnished by Glllnskl Fruit company; FRt'lTS tirangos: Extra fancy Wah. navel, inis, nils, ls, $3tn box; extra fancy Wash, naval. l.a, lVKs, 2c0s. tlfte, $3 .'A box. Lemons: Fancy H)a .Wi, Pim klst, 8.VM) box; i-hnlco Red Hall. WDa. ;i"s. $f04 box. Ornpefrutt: 34s, 64s, 4s and Mis, $2.76 box. Apples: Extra fancy Wash. Whltewlnter I'earmalnes, all sites, ti'.OO box.; fancy Wash, White Winter Pear matnes, $l.7S box; ex. fancv Wash. Wine flap, $1.7 box; extra fancy Mpltscnburg, tl.40 box; Oregon fp'taenbui g, tl.36 box; Oregon Rnldwlu. $1.00 box: Colo. unwrai ped fancy Jonathan, ti .35 Ihx: Wash, extra fancy and fancy Hooven, tl.4o box; choloe Colo. Jonathans. 11.10 box; fancy Colo. Wealthya. $1.10 box; fancy Colo. Mo Mahona. $1.10 wiv: fancy Colo. Utter, $1.10 box; fnnry Colo. Muldcn Blush, $1 lo box; Idaho fancy t.lriincs' Onldcn, fl.f0 box; Idaho choice Orlmea' Golden, 11.5 box; Llano fancy Jonathan, $1.25 box; Wash, fancy lirliues Ooldcn, tl.60 box; Idatiu fancy Fulton, tl.23 bx.; IdaJio fancy Ptrawbetry. tl.lX box: Idaho lancy Wolf River, fl.36 box; Wasli. Wagner, 41. Jo box, N. Y. Baldwin. tiiS bbl 1 N. V . Oreenlng, $3.0 bbl Ure: Calif. Kmpcrora, $.1.60 bbl.: Calif. Emia-tors, $T16 rl.; choice Mslagas, $f."t k-'K' extra rholcn MalaKaa, Su.36 keg: fancy Mnlagn, $t.Fo U-K, extra fancy Mslagas, WOO keg. Praia: An.iou, 2 60 box; Ijiwrenrc. $.100 box: Jersey, $1.36 box; Bvsco. $2.i0 box: Sheldon. $2 60 box; Easter, ti.Ifi box. Baoanas; tl.76 to $8 S0 per bunch. VBXiETABl.ES Cauliflower. $2.60 crt; cabbage, l'e lb,; rticumhers, $1.60 box: celery, Mich., 36c dos.; Calif. Jumbo. 76c dos.; head lettuce, Calif. $100 dos.; leaf lettuce, 4oc dot. ; onlrns. yel low, to lb : red, 1H: lh.; white, 2c lb.; peppers, MV basket; tomatoes, 1.2& crt.; onions (shallots), 60c dos.; radishes, 60c dos.; horseradish, l.rtfi ca. ; garlic, Italian, 20o lb. Potatoes: Idaho. 70c bu.;. Red River Ohlos. c bu.; Minn. Whites, 0c bu.; Kan. aweetpotatnes. bbl.; Jer sey sweetpotatoea, $1.76 hamp. NUTH No. Calif, walnuts, ito lb.; fil berts. 12Hc lb.; filberts. Long Naples, ISc lb.; pecans, 12Hc lb.; pecsns, Jumbo. lc lb.; almonds, 20c lb.; Braxlls, 11c to 12Hc lb. MiaCKI.LANfOorR-Shelled popcorn, 4c lb.; crackerjack, $3.60 is.; cracker.iack, H ca., $1.76; checkers. tltO cs. ; checkers, H os., 41.75; dromedary (In tea, t3.no box; limes, tl."5 box; sugar walnut dates, 1.4 box. Honey: $3.75 s. Figs: IH )2 ox., 8Tc lox; bulk fu:, 7o lb. Cider: Per kog, $3.00: per H bhl-, $600. Hquush. IV,,. lb. Pumpkin: IHc lb. Coroanuts: $J.76 suck; cocosnuts, per dor., 76c. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Range Beeves md Feeden Steady and Other Slow to Lower. HOGS AROUND QUARTER L0WXR Pal aheep Hearer and era-yFat Lambs In lirge gapply aad a 4)aerter to Thlrlyllae teals Lower. RW YORK NRNRRAL MARKET Quotations of the. Day on Varloaa Commodities. NEW TORK, Dec. l.-FLOUR-Plrm. WHEAT Spot, firm; No. 2 red and No. 2 liarj, $1.18; No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.2m, and No. 1 northern Manitoba. tl.23H. nominal, c. I. f. Buffalo. Futures market waa without transactions. De cember. tl.23; May, $l.2i. HOPS Easy; state, common to cholea, M14, 2aff2Sc; Pgolflu coast. 1111, 104140; 1813. SUTlOc HIDE8 Firm; Bogota, 2!V&30c; Central America, 29c. WOOl, Hteady; domestic fleece, XX Ohio, 2$0a. CORN Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow, 73'jo. c. I. f., to arrive; Argentine prims, 73c nominal, delivered. OATS Spot, steady; standard, WijfMHc; No. 3 white, 52HW3c; fancy clipped white, tfc!jffi6c. HAY Steady ; prime, $1.10: No. V. $1.06, No. 2, $1.(10: No. 3. 0e; shlDbing. 7&4Wc. LEATHER Fli-m; hemlock firsts, tl(8 o-n; seoonas, nixgaiu. PROVISIONS Pork, unsettled; mess, j0.6ft3'2l,00; family, t!4.002.v0; short clear, $21.6ou.OO. Beef, steaily; mess, $21.0iMp 23.00; family, $:4 OiiArtiS.OO. iArd, weak; middle west, to NmfrK.00; refined, unsettled; continent, tlO.flO; Houth America, til. 20; oompound. t7.2j4f7.60. TALLOW Steady, city, 643o; country, (HfreHc: snecial. H-lkc. - - BUTTElWBaaler; receipts. 1,20$ tubs; creamery extras, St score, 82c; creamery, higher scoring, 83HS.W; creamery firsts, lixiic"; seconds, ttiw'lHc; process extras, f7T7..,7nv wjiith, iurroui iiiiLHe, IiratS, Tl'u?ic; seconds, 21Hc; packing stock, current make. No. 2. 20j21c. CHEESE Ateady; receipts, 2,627 boxes; siaie, wnnie-miiK, neia specials, iuo; state, whole milk, average fancy, uHftl6c; state, whole milk, fresh colored specials, 16Htt'16Ho; state, whole milk, fresh, white specials, ttValSH: .state, whole milk, white and colored average fancy, fresh, 14Mtri6o: skims. 44713V4C. EOGS Irregular, ,01 cases; " fresh gntnerea extra line, 4ieac; extra firsts, S!tf40c; firsts, 3uUito; seconds, 29'3!ic; tata Pennsylvania and nearby hennery white, (feuoU:; slate, Pennsylvania and nearby gathered whites, 3&ii7c; state. Pennsylvania and nearby hennery browns, 43-46c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby gathered browns and mixed colors, MVn44c. nnm.fuv 1 I ,, ,. u .. . ...... ens. 114f11Hc; fowls. llHSISc; turkeys. -11 4jl2r; dressed, dull and weak; western roasting chickens, nwiso; fresh fowls, 12Hri7Hc; turkeys, Uu':ic. Kansas City Lle . Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1. WIIEAT-No. t hard, tl.0fMjl.0!V,: No. 2 rl. tl.08H9 t'ecemoer, ii.unt; may, 41.1B CORN-No. 2 mixed, 6a :; No. 12 c; Alay. 7'Ac, white, No. 2 JbGU , I tmTIIlUspi , lwvi ai H.v jf t OATS No. 2 white, 4JH47Hc mixed, 43346o. BITTER Creamery, 81c; firsts, 28c; seconds, 26c; packing; stock, 20'V-. K( S Firsts', 31c; . seconds, 24c. I-OULTRY liens, He; roosters, 11c; turkeys, 24c. MlaaeaDolle brala Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Dec. 1 WHEAT-December, $1.12'a: May, $1.13; No. 1 hard, $l.lH; No. 1 northern, tl.HS'U' L17H: No. 2 northern, tl.10Hyl.fcii. FLOUR Unchanged. BA RLEY hVtthv. RYE tl.021i-l.03. BRAN-t22.00. CORN No. t yellow, MilK-Sc. OATH No.- 8 white, aOVtliic. FLAX $1.43'il.4H. t. Loals drain Market. ST. IiOUlS, Dec. I. WHEAT No. 2 red. tl,12H4l l'M'. N"- hard, tl 14a 1.1S; December. tL12H: May, tl.UH4rl-lHH. W. 4 A-VZHTi. n K'r. 9 whit ft? . - . T-. v...- tf. - , 1 . , nun ' noi , i'wnuci, 1 t j , v.- . OAT No. 2, 47Hc: No. 1 white, 49c. Cottoa Market. LIVF:RPOf)L. Inc. 1. CfyrTON Spot, good Inquiry; prices, steady: American middling fair. 6.3M: good middling. 4.70d; middling, 4.41d; low middling, l i; good ordinary, 3.26d; ordinary, 2. Hod. Hales, ,0U0 bales. NKW YORK. IVc. 1 COTTON-Futures closed steady: December, T14n; January. 7.81c; March, 7.4c; May, T.lc; July. 7.T7c; October, 8.00c. The cotton market closed steady at net decline of', to 10 point. Oil aad Roala. NEW TORK, Dec. I.UO8IN Quiet. TURPENTINE IStaady. SAVANNAH. Oa.. Den. 1. TURPEN TINE Firm. 4ic; sales. 72 bbls.; receipts, S72 bbls.; shipments, 168 bbls.; stocks. $3,644 bbls. ROSIN Firm; sales, 411 bbls.; receipts, ISM bbls.; shipments, 616 bbls.; stocks, 127,072 bbls. Quotations: A, H, $3.30; C, D. 83.3G; E. $3.40; F. 83 42H: O. H.46: O, $3.46: H. t47H: I. $3.66; K. 44 00; M, $4.70, W. $6-40; WO. t6.86; WW, ti.Do. Kvaporated Apples aad Dried Pralta NEW TORK, Dec. 1. EVAPORATED APPLE8-eadv. . DRIED FRUITB Prunes, firm. Anrt- cots and peaches, quiet, tout firm. Raisins, steady. 1 . ask Claarlaaa. OMAHA Dec. 1 Bank clearings for Omaha today wera 13.310.46t 32 and for the corresponding tlay last year, U.l&.M.Vi. SOUTH OMAHA. Iec. 1. 1414. Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. Offb-lal Mnndav 6.f4 13.br) 12 CM E.idniate Ti-esdsy 4,4l to.noo So.Ouo 8 heifers. ., 6 calves... 2 rows. ... 4 cows.... 1 bull 8 cows. ... IS steers... .3 174 . 7M . Km .K5rt .1013 .12 ) 00 6 Hfl 6 Si) t to S 7 30 rews 14 cows 4 cows. ... 3 bulls.... 27 feeder. 2 cows..,. i 70 W7 t 40 , . i 6 00 .15 . two . 906 R 6f 6 t b OO Two days this week..14t 33.10D 33.i4 Same days last week .lO.f.lA 12,1 78 21.223 fame days i weeks ago 7.M7 14.014 U.Iofi Paine days 3 wrcks ago 11.065 t.uin H.I.K:t7 e'amc days I wecka ago 11. '43 T.m 32 411 .ame days last year. .11.234 1.37 to, The following table shows the receipts e. cattle, hogs and sheep at the Bouth Omaha live stock market for the year to date, aa compared with last year: 114. 1!1S. rec. Cattle nfcvsvi fc.ets i.2 Hogs l.OTJ.ma 2.333,770 261.763 bheep 2,974. W 1.042.71N 6,e3l Tho following table shows th eaverago price for hogs at the South Omaha live stock market for the last few days, with cumpariaona: Date, I IHI4. l18.lli12.im.lIO .Nov. 13. , 4Vk, 7 &DI 'J 6' Nov. Nov, Nov. Nov. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. '20 Nov. 21 Nov. 2? I 7 SSI 7 M I T S31 V 67H 7 7R 7 811 t 17 I 7 HI T 70V4J 7 741 V Si t tr. 7 741 IS! t 60J 1 1 16 wh 661 1 7 ; T 81 I I T SSI 6 til 7 KH 7 ri Nov. 23! 7 60 Nov. 24 7 4I' Nov. 35 J f.i Ttal 1 H 7 ts 7 71 T 4W1 I 7 b' ! 4K T 61 7 MS I 331 T 4( T 791 6 80i 7 33 t Til 7 201 7 73 4 16 7 76; t 13 T 601 6 11 T 671 6 Wl a 4 144 aa HI 7 111 7 Rll 6 1!)1 T7 Wl 7 V IT 441 7 471 I 6 881 2T 7 66 I 7 441 6 12i 7 41-M 7 47 6 00 6 i sl I " r.i, 7 6T 011 7 o; S0 7 1H I 7 70! I 7 00; 1.1 "4SI 7 S 7 741 4 04 i 7 87, 180. 1 1808. h 73 5 71 i I 6) ft! t H 70 69 6 74 7 M 7 7 4 7 to 7 W 6 ti 7 88: 6 K 7 8 7 i 8 04' 8 04 a 8 01 8 11 7 731 5 87 6 74 3 aa I (A 6 67 a t 68 Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Sunday. Holiday. Receipts ana clsuosltlnn of live stock at the Union stork yards, Itoiith Omaha, for twenty-four hours ending st I o'clock yesterday: RECEIPTS (ARB. Cattle-Hoga. Sheep. H'ses. C. M. ft BL P 12. 18 4 2 Wabash 4 4 Missouri Fnrlflc ... 4 I 1 nion Pacific t 36 18 1 C. A N. W.. east.. 12 67 8 1 C. H N. W.. west.. 46 37 10 2 C , 8t. P., M. O. IH 22 t ., It. A (J., east.... 11 . 7! ('.. H. A U., west.... 40 3D 12 2 C, R. I. & P., east.. 16 34 4 C. R. I. aV P., west 3 1 Illinois Central .... 7 11 Chicago Ot. West.. 1 .. 1 Total receipt... 266 311 80 HOUS-Monday's record-breaking re celpta were followed with another very Isrge run this morning, something like S6 oars, or 30.0fi0j bead, being received. Total far th two days is 33,107 head, being ll."ii larger than last week and almost K.iWO Inrger thn last year. Receipts for last two days are larger than anv similar period since the first aeek of June, 1K13, when almost 37,Oii head were received- The fact that all Iowa hogs had to be unloaded at certain chutes, and In day light, made the yarding ot today's big run a slow Job, and a good share of the hogs had been clejtnect up tieror the last train Milled 11D to the south chutes. In sympathy with similar declines at other points trade opened out about 36c lower. Th market, while showing almost the same decline aa on Mondny. furnished a sharn Contrast hv getting tinder way early, and with killers buying freely and shippers filling a few orders, most of the hogs aer cashed soon after they wore varded. In most cases esrly bids were raised lust a shade, so that by tle time a general movement was under wsy val ues were no more than KVt 2f.c lower. After most of th mnra yartled early had been sold and orders hsd been par tially filled, things eased off Just a trifle, valuta dropping bark to a flat 860 lower basis. Th trade dragged out until sfter noon, s the hogs were so slow coming Into the yards. Taking the market all through, price are mostly 160 lower. Bom sales msde at the best time were possibly no more than lOiiKc down, but th big bulk of the offerings tmed at a ousrlor aeciin. Bulk of the sales were mado at t6Ki 7.00, with tops at 1706. Th slackness of the shipping demand has brought NEW TORHJTOCK MARKET Sluggish Movement of Preceding Settion Continues During Day. BUSINESS VOLUME BIGGER DISPOSITION-!! BAD. t"a be. Hogs. Sheep. Morris Co Swift A Co Cudahy Packing Co Armour t o Hrhwarta Co J. W. Murphy Lincoln Packing Co Ko Omaha I'ncklng Co. Armour, Mloux City..., W. li. Viumnnt Co Benton, Vansant 4V Lueli Hill Sun F. H. Irwl Huston & Co J. B. Root Co J. 11. Hiilla I,. F. llusz Rosenstork Bros Mct'rcary Kcllog Werthelmer Dcgcn.. H. F. Hamilton Sullivan Bros Rothschild Christie Hlgglns , Met onnaughsy lU.tli 4:i Meyers ( Wi Ulussberg 1 Bilker. Jones & Smith.. 136 Tsnner Bros. ... John Harvey Klino Other buyers . 6!M .1.14,- . 810 30 12 "ft? ' Ml 66 ! 00 30 133 40 22 316 m 4 HM Hi 70 30 24 m , 1K 30 614 l,.'.7 8.736 1.323 2.377 644 810 1,638 S1 2. 630 2.477 (kS8 2.710 Totals 6.6S9 12.207 10,612 ' CATTLE Receipts were quite liberal th s morning, the total for the two days tins wwk footing u.p 13,4141 head, the larg est of any similar period tor several weeks back, and larger than a year ago by over l.OnO head. Other market polnl were well supplied for a Tuesday, with the result that the tendency everywhere was downward. Range bttet steers, which kill out batter at this season of the year than the half tat cornfed, ware in good demand this morning aud commanued steaay prices. On tno othtr hand cornfeds, which Con sisted largely of naif fat. cattle, were slow sellers at prices that were weak to 10c or more lower. Tne fact Is there wera a good many cornfeds ottered that were JuhI fat enough so tnat they would not veil to the toe der buyers, but not fat enough to make good kilters. (Such cattle are a4ways bard to move. Cows and hellers were slow and weak to 10c or more lower tnan yesterday. Puckers seemed inclined to force the mar ket down and In many cases their early bids were as much as IValbc lower. Feeders and slock cattle were n very fair demand at prices generally steady with vesteruav. A new order Issued by tha government Inspectors today permit outside packers to buy cattle from western Iowa for ship ment to other market Dolnls for Imme diate slaughter. The rule, however, that feelers from western Iowa cannot be shipped still holds good, but feeders can b shlDDed Into the clean counties 01 Iowa and other territory from which the uiiaruitlne has boen raised. Quotations on cattle: Oood to choloe cornfed beeves, 9N.7K4iv.7B: fair to good cornfed beeves, $7.7onl.76; common to fair cornfed beeves, $.&iKii 7.76 ; good to choice range beev, th.Oowtl.&O; fair to good range beeves, $7 Krr s.(m; common to fair range beeves, $6 VW7.40; good to choice heifers, $6.6007 26; good to choice. cows, tt.7MW.76; fair to good cows, $6.76 46.76; common to fair ouw( $4.601ji6.26; good to choice stocker and feders, t7.Si.itf 7.7a: fair to guoo. stocKers ana teeners, $0.37.26; common to fair stockers and feeders, $6.6rn6.M); stock heifers. $4.7!J 6: stnek cows, $4.K).H); stork calves, $6.5041-8.26; veal calves, yt.Wjllo.ou; bull, stHKe. etc., $S.00rtJ7.W. Representative sales: BEEF rTEERS. jo A. Pr. Ks. At. Pr. , 614 I 1 11 k4 tt ''' 1247 40 STEERS. AND HEIFER?! 16.. It.. Ill , 444 . .1121 ..lOti ..107b .. 4U0 .. 7S .. 4K4 ,.10M .. "0 ..1174 ,.11W ..1114 ..u .. 316 117 41 T T 17.. 4 00 COWB. 4 7( 1 6 10 17...... I 16 .2 4 40 1 t 111 I HE1FKRH. 4 00 1 4 14 40 4 10 4 BULI.ij. 43 1 44 ..1IM . -loao ..Iff7& ..111a . lldO . . K0 .. a4 I 71 6 M 4 m 4 1. 4 40 7 no I l 04 4 11 4 It t 10 ' 1 1171) 4 K 4 M 1 4 I 4 74 1 IM 1 74 1 l-4 4 M 4 40 1 17' 4 16 4 24 1 1100 1 44 CALVE8. , 4 40 11 4X1 7 14 4 M 1 M IH 1 10 1. 120 14 44 BTOCKEIV4 AN 1 1 KEEPEUS. .... 411 4 74 8 l 4 40 ...... 4:1- 4 M 1 4MI 4 4W Ut 4 4 ui u i'KkNH-NKRRAHKA. 2 bulls 5 40 7 feeders. .. W 4 Ul S3 letsoers. 7 00 t 60 6 0 t 60 6 70 1 26 4 0 6 20 6 00 7 86 WYOMING. II rows 1142 7 00 It steers.. ...1141 l steers 111 7 60 13 steers k t 46 A cows 10-.-4 6 80 6 rows ftf t 76 r) steers H"J 7 16 16 cows HH6 f 70 14 feeders.. 7 7 20 4 feeders.. W6 4 40 6 feeders.. 66 7 76 K feeders.. 7s3 7 40 IDAHO. 13 steers.. ..1218 7 66 43 steers.. ..1206 7 86 KOITU DAKOTA. 17 slorkers. tit t 60 t heifers... 471 t 00 10 heifers... 4,i 3 steers 11X3 2 feeders... 726 6 calves.... 418 ' 7 feeders... 800 T cows 710 14 at. A hs.. 38 2 cows S.& 0 cows 1118 4 cows ii feeders.. 826 4 cow a WJI 28 calves.... 416 7 feeder... " 2 bulls 1471 4 cows 06 4 feeders.. 610 4 00 2 cows 840 4 90 2 cows 134.S 4 20 66 feeders., m 7 85 t 60 7 2f . 5 26 4 60 6 60 t 71 6 SO It rows 10 8 steers 476 36c ws hfs.1044 12 steers..... loll) Slows hfs U43 steers. ...ll 64 feeders.. " 46 feeders.. 662 10 feeders. . 610 7 60 6 4' t 46 t tr. t 7f 6 $0 7 65 T 76 7 7S 76 reduction in tops, and th moat desirable butchers are not commanding so much of a premium. Ths extreme light hogs and pig are In very poor reiiuest. ami er In some rase almost unsalable. Pack ers are showing a preference for the butchers and weighty offerings, and ''en shippers pass tip the extreme lights. The decline for the two days amounts to about 60c. . Money Is Interesting Prntare af ll I ling, Its Increased Ease Reflect ing Farther Piling; Is of fash at York, NEW YORK, lr. V Apart from Its greater brealth, due to increased offer ings, fodsya insrket for listed bonds on the stork exchsnge continued the sluggish moxement of the preceding session. The volume of business was slightly larger in the earlier hours, hut It tapered off during the afternoon, the speculative Issue . contributing more than . their quots. to the diiy' total. Iiwer price were generally established and on some Issues tradlnr came to an abrupt hnlt because tho low level fix-t by the exchange hsd been reached. So far ns could he Judged bv surface con ditions, a considerable proportion of th selling nrit-inatcd with banks an other financial inMlutionn. Individual offer financial Institutions. Individual offer for out-of-town account. With few ex ceptions, local brokers reported little In vestment demand and It was getters lly believed thnt no pronounced Inquiry was likely to develop until the prlc WBS. fnnher rrndlusted. Money was the Interesting feature of the dsy. Its Increased esse reflecting the iiirmer piling tip or cash at this center. All loans were mad soon after tha 1 1 tun Ilia at 4 rte - r.nl - ,wl ....nv lim. hi. I ans on all Industrial collateral were Va, . Hh va. . h 4fn o 4 m tt ! 4 Kt'l 44 m m 4 TH i W 1 17J III 4 Ti fa .24 ... 4 f 14 14 IH 41 40 7 4" 44 j't iim an m ... 7" 4 777 1?0 4 an jn Wt ... 7 S T li.l ltd 4 MH 14 131 ... 1 " PI-. 48 lit ... 4 44 14 17 ... 4 44 tSOiK recmuts as many were liberal. s 20,000 head. I he anifilinttrw tn t omimrei. with 16.000 a week aao and 17,434 head on th same dav a year ago. Iowa was a good contributor, there being more offerings from that stnto than on Mon day. Idaho and Colorado feed lots were again represented. The general ousllty was good, much better than yesterday. Th hulk consisted of fat lambs. Reports from Chlcsr.i were bearish again today. The local demand waa beat for something on the mutu n order, con sequently anything in tills lit) moved oarly at steady prices. The moderate sunplv helned sellers to mslntain prices. it was different, howai-er, In the case of Ismbs, which were slow ssle all the fore noon. The generous lamb receipts at the disposal or buyers end the high level of prices Inst have prcvsllcd here of late were rutstnndlng bearish tea.tnres, so little waa don until a late packers' first bids were effected at 6 per cent. Renewals of loans maturing today were In virtually everv Inetitnc, made on a basis more favorable than th original rate. Retirement by local banks of all clear It g house reftlflrntea was In Itself an element of Importance In the general monetary situation and this was followed by further reduction todsv of emergency currency. In fact, the New York banks now are almost as free from all tempor al y aid as they were some weeks before the foreign disturbance begsn. Hteel trade authorities reported an In quiry for certain line 0r flnkihed products and betterment In - ths copper Inquiry found vmphsls in resumption of dividends by sovrial rroduclng com- ' panlnr. The Pennsylvania and New York Cen trnl roails submitted returns for Octo .T. ,n "l ""1 showing a decided f filing off ..on Its western lines, while 'ollt itrsl msde a substantial pet Incress" for the entire system. Local ttseka anal Bonds. Qunlstlims hirnlahH by Bursa. Drinker A Co.. 444 Omaha National bank bailalns: 1114. Ail4 ...X 1M. 1414., tftonka "atri ("rmr, jiflt ri'inwni Teamarr, t ser re tjwta-Wllea Blaralt 1st f4.. Mnllna Plow l.t p(a OKiatia C, R. ti rf4 cmaita A t It tt. n. pw.. 1'slon glre-a Tarda suxik gwKt A tv taa4ar4 Oil of Nabraaka ... Hoada- Armour A r". 4s, AUInann. Neh, Hrw. 1MI Itlnasn Hallway 4, 1927.... l',llintl,l.B Mai. T A. I Flitranra. Mh Saf mm 'i ll hour. Tlw 1" "' - '' r ' consldersbly ' '?'' M. mA .h... -.f,,. . A K.ial . "en. OS, .TI At th wlndup most ef th Inmbs showed ciy nt Omaha Water 4s pm a slump of 8uU(l6o, The wheat field gt-ftdesi Pacltlo o R, a A r-f i, wj from Idaho sold largely around JK.60, c ttla lHl.iKt wllth some fed westerns bringing ts.76. r lawtaea, tl . aa. IHI-1M4 The ham waa nn4 elearnri mill late tn lblw,,n -Vv as, 1M4 dty. A few feeder offerings were In evidence, but these wera toon disposed of on a basis fully steady with yesterdsy. On Monday's market some feeding lamb went to the country at t7.3urtt7.40. The demand continues still strong and active for anything In tha feeder class, Quotations on sheep and lambs: T.ambt. good to choice, tt.6114ft.OO; lambt, fair to good, r7.76f,8.60; feeders, good to choice, $6.854;r7.40; feeders, common. t660(tfTl.N&; yearlings, good to choice, t7.10ijr;7.ab: yest ling, fslr to good. t6.867.10; yeardngt, feeders, t6.to0I.io: wethers, good lo choice, $6.35416.10; wethers, fair to good, $6.&ttf 1.86; wethers, feeders, t4.SOQ4.86; ewes, good. I4.4ooj-4.6S: awes, feeders, $3. ate 4.60. rceprvaeniative -sales : 13 Tt 1 68 63 Bchbnar, Nab., Water (a, IM. lU.eo pM . 01 47 as 44 40 i no 74. 40 44 on M 44 114.44 . . , 40 as . St 40 .. 44.74 .: w w ..144 M .. 41.(4 . . M M) ..144 00 .. 41 41 .. I Oil .. 44 F0 .. 43 tit ,.. H t .. M M .. 44.14 .. 44 00 1SI.0S 44.04 47.l 67 V) 40 S4 4.Si 1M IM W0. 04 . 40 .-4 1"S 01 .: i-a. 01 i7.:4 M.;o 104 o 4.W toil. Oil 1 W. 00 M.no too 1 ' 101. n4 l6 . 4 J 04 H I r 102 fed 218 fed i5 fed 86 fed 36! fed lanvl lambs 1 ewes and. wethers. .j..., lambs lambs 1245 Idaho lamhg 140 fed lambs 34 fed lambt ' 25 fed ewe 20 culls I. U Idaho ewes 74 71 100 183 M N 1 ! 60 I 00 7 7A 8 $0 I 60 I 76 on 4 tol I 76 t 00 Metal Market. NEW YORK. I)c. l.-METALS Iad; Quiet at t3.7r.-7f3 Hi; Ittdon, A IS 2s 61 Spelter: Steady at t5.30Tji5.40; London, !M Is fd, ST. LOriS. Dec. l.-METAIJt-!etd: Nominal at W.70. Bpelter: Firm at ts.l.'H. Tin: Hteadv; five-ton lots, fA-lMSi 3".-twrntrvflve-ton lots, t33.0O.3.6i. Iesd: ta.T62ft.ri. Electrolytic. ll.7t13.0r: cast ing, in,irt(ij.ftt. iron: Quiet and changed. At Irflodoti: fifxit copper, 64 IS.-; fu 1148"' M17"', Ppot lln "! futurfS. Omaha liny Market. ' rnnitiK mat Choloe tin and tin ai- un- M Onrr.OO;Thole; midland. $80; No 1 tk.6(4i(9.00; No. 2, l7.004H.ftt); No. 3, $.(' 7.00: choic lowlanrt ts 01 - v 1 1- T.60; No. 2. ,.tM1.V): No. 8. 14 .orVtyjs no HI-RAW -Choice wheat. t6.00jj.i CHICAGO MTU STOCK MARKET Wrak dhert A LFA LEA No. 1, tli 11 co; No. a, tsootno.no. 00jJ60: u0; No. 2, HOOOtli H Cattle Weak lloaw Weak. CHICAOO, Pec. l.-CATTLE-Rcelpts, 8,000 hesd; market weak; native steers, $6 Hm&lO.iO; western, $6.3608.76: cow and hetrers, t74Oia.0O; calves, t7.6O3'10.6O. HOCU Receipts, 47,000 head; msrket week, ni'2So lower: bulk, t7.00djr7.li; Hfht, tX.tmt.li; mixed. t6.KiaW7.80; heavy, $6.8.4 7.30; rough, $6.811.00: pigs. $4.0fk.2u. fiHBEP AND LAMBH Receipts. JS.OT0 head; market weak; sheep, $tV8TU4L40; yearlings, 6.40?7.76; lambs. t7.004t).2o. , ' SI. Loal Live ock Market. ST. IXXITIM, Peo. 1. CATTLE RecrtpU. 6.600 hand; market lower; native beef steers, $7.6O''rl0.76; rows and hlfert, t6.00 4j4a6: southern steers. fc.7Mjr7.76; cows and heifers, $4.00fi.00; naUve calves, (6.00 iilOOO HOO8 ReoHnts. 13.900 head: market tower; pigs and lights, t6.oiiro7.16; mixed and butchers, $7.XVd'7.30; good heavy, t7.00 O7.30. BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt 1, 4.900 head; merkct lower on lambs; native, steady; native muttons, t6.6ov4.2; lambt, $8.0041 9.00. Kanaaa City Live Btark Market. ' KANSAP4 CITY. Pe. 1. CATTLE Ra ce I tts, 12,000 hesd: market stesdy; prima fed steers, p.HxU 10.26; drorsed beef steers. $".'.60Ji 25; western steers. $6 7V((v.25; stoi'knrs and feeders $6.00)f41.af; . bulls. $7.21W7.ii0; calves, i.Onfl ia23. II4M144 Receipts, 24.000 hesd: market lower- bulk of sales. $6.:U7.15; hesvy, r.H(7.U.; packers and butchers. $7.0(i( 7.i; light. jr.Mi'J.l6; p'gs, 66.oou(.2&. HHEEP AND IA MI1B Receipts. 1.4)1 head: market steady; lambs, tS.6O7ia.o0; yearllnira. r..M7.7t; wethers, t3.2T4i.2t; eweg, H76tl&.to, Ion City Lira Btoek Market. SIOUX CITY. Ia Pec. 1. CATTLE Receipts 1.1(00 bead: mnrket weaker: na tive steers. t6.OVn4l.26; butchers. $3.26424.60: cows and heifers 84.504(1.36: cannrrs, $4 to ftS.flO; cnlvcs, W.25;7.C0; bulls, stays, etc., $T..7'it6.7J. HOOS Receipts. 4600 hesd; msike! lower; hesvr. t,tfi7.tx); mixed, t6.8f.i6.)0: light. $4 7(Xiri.6- hulk of sales. Wtttr'l.fsJ SHEEP AND LA M BS Receipts. 3600' head, market tteady; ewes, t'1.7.Viji.l'i; -lambs, H00.;.OO. j nt. Jaarpk Llv Stoc-k Market. BT. JOHEVH. Mo.. Pec. l.-4;ATTLE- Recelnts 8,000 head; market, slow; steers. $7.0Oii710 W; cows and heifers. $4. 609.60. calves I4 00jtfc0. H OAS-Recall-It 24,00 head; market opened Ito lower; top, $7.15. HHEEP ANP LAMB-Recelpts 7 000 bean; market, slow and weak; lambs, $8.60 t Coffe Markeft NEW YORK. Par. !. COFFER Th coffee markt opened steady at an ad vance of I to I points, but turned eaalar under New Orleans selling and scattering liquidation. Business remained quiet an 3 there was no Indication of Increased of ferings from Brasll, but there seemed to b very llttl demand othar than a few December buying orders from Eurone and some commission house buying of lata months. The close waa 1 to t oolnta lower on near months and t to 10 pointt higher on th extremely late deliveries. Bales were 28.260 hags. Dcmber 6.4tVt January, t.S9c: February, t.tto; March. S.7c; April. t.77e; May. t.Nc; June. t.Tscj July. 1 44o; August, 4.73c ; Bentamber, 6.83c; October. t.SAo; November, 7.6ij. Bpot cof fee mi let: Rio No. Ts, 6S4e; Bantoa No. 4a, 9410jc. . I Live Stack la Blgkt. Cattl. Hogt. Bheen. Chicago 4.0H) 47,0.0 I6,0i0 Kansas City 12.0u0 24 000 t. 0 M. Louts , IV) 13oi) 4 Blotix City 1.... 1 too 4.t4) t.O ttouth Omaha 6,4U) tO.OuO 20,000 agar Market. NEW YPRK. Dec I.-4WO A R-Ra . steady; molassnt, t.30c; centrifugal i die refined, steady; rut loaf. 6c: rrushl 6 0o: mould A, B.6Sr; cubes. t.36c: XXXX powdered, 6.26c; powdsred,' t.tfJr; fine ' granulated, B.lOc; diamond A. t.lOci con-' factioncrt' A. 6c; No. 1. .t&c7 Dry Goods Market.' NKW YORK. Pee. l.-PRY OOOPB Massachusetts woolen mills reported to- tlar they had received orders for army -cloth tu be shipped abroad. Bilks showed ' a alight Improvement. Cotton goodi ', quint, wide sheetings wera revised 2V cents a yard. 1 t ' Iftw York Money Market. ' N. YORK. I-0- L MERCANTILE j PAPER-4H47 fter nt. - ' RTKRLINO rrJCC.HA.NGE Bteay; 1 sixty-day bills. $4.8676; for tables. $4.90; : for demsnd. t4.8l&. T SILVER Bar. 4lAc. rise her a Fed. President Weeghmtn of th Chlfeds last week admitted that Bill riacher, catcher of the Brooklyn Nationals, has ; signed a contract to play with the Chl feds, but would not nam two other b g ' lecguert ha has under contract. Be Want Booster!. Adg Ar tha Bett Butineir Totala ...13.700 14,409 61,400 GOLDFIELDS Sensational MARKET ADVANCE REASONS WHY and what future market action may . rwatonably be expected are given tn our Special Market Let , ter, containing- the latent G0LDF1ELD MAP Sent fret on rertorsf. Ak for 3S. JONES & BAKER TOOK laOint "nothing to tU bat garrloa." Bank rioor, 39 Bo. lot a alls at. caiCAOo Haw York muiadalphU Direct privat wires to all xuaxksis. SELDOm SEE a big knee like thtt, but your hone may have a bunch or bruke oa hit Ankle, Hock, Stifle, Knee or Throat. will cjeaa it olf without Uvinp- tha hone up. No blister, no balr Bone, Concentrated only a few dropt requutd at an application. $2 pri aottla aelUarrt. Dastriaa roar nw tor ipartal SMtractioas sat Book t It free. AUMJKBINrl, JR.. aattaestK knlsMU 4at smsmi4 ' gaSusn Palatal 4aUlaa. ta lariat Claaaa. Oolua. Waaa, Bralask Varkaai Veina, Vtrlcaataaa, Ctt 4oTsa Allan falu. Mca 81 sat M t kottlc 4rurri ar aclrwea. Maautactant ealr br s7.f.tOUka..e,..104Ian. Uringji14tl4t, 7 Stock for Sarc An omtha corporation In active busi ness for twenty ears offers for asl tiftjr share guaranteed strati par cam prsfarrtd stock rsdeemed from fortuat owners. No agents. W1U sail direct. A 147 Cave ef Bee, nan itTssW'istiratasiii