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20 TlfE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1D14. I ) , TTTR imtixKi. kid , Says: "When ths now Is on the pnronnd t am pi ad I wear 8t wl Shod Shoes." ForWintor Days Tour boy ndii tha best foot covering that . you can buy htrn. That la why he ahould be a Drezel kid, for there are no better shoes made than TEEL O D HOES They will outwear two pairs of . ordinary boya Boy' size 1 to 6H Little Oenti' site, 13 tt, $2.2.1. Make boy i Drezel Kid shoes, - 3.ftO, to your . tomorrow Pared Post Paid rexej 1419 Farnam uradreds. of Big Bargains in Men's and jHom en's Apparel Hen's Suits and Overcoats ( mem, neat $4.95 Worth to $10. OO, for men and young men, patterns, imk! styles, all sues; go daring Oil Kale at Mon's Suits and Ov6rcoata Worth to 18.50. Splendid, high grade patterns, big relertlon, all leading color, all tfjJ QC fixe, daring Uils aale at SS.05 n'1 POseVaJ Mon'a Pants Worth to $3.50 All aire, beat pattern, go during this aale at 81.05 Doys' Overcoats V Worth up to fO, all xlce, leading styles and pattern go at 82.08- 81.08 " 98c 98c Hen's and Women's Hew Shoes $1.50 and $4 value. New- , . est styles, all leathers ahrt lasts, go during JQ AC this sale at . . . mmtHO Men's Kid Slippers In Ev. erett and Romeo J 1 Q E styles, 08t Indies' "Comfy" Footwear, In fur and ribbon trimmed, all stylea and col O". 81.08 d 214-216 Es. 16th St. E .(ML 98c Women's Suits, Coats. Etc., At Half Regular Prices Women's New Tailored Suits Worth to $22.50. Beautiful new styles In the new long Rertlngote effects, etc, all leading Q colors, on salo at ipl O Tailored G.uita Worth to $27.50. .The season's snappiest salts, in poplins, . broadcloths, serges, etc Rfl Leading colors, on sale at . ... lfauU Dross Skirts Value up to $7.50. All the newest styles, fabrics and colors. at $3.08 and $2.98 Silk Dresses STwt uM u Over sftlrt effects, sttk poplins, msssalln, leading- shades. aio woi serf drees, at 9 and $5.98 New Coats Worth to $10.00 One big lot of splendid ladles' and misses' f Qf" fall coals, all slse., go at . i $47U Handsome Coats Worth to $19.50 Hundreds of the newest and prettiest fall and winter coats go during this sale at $10.05, $8.9B 95 WOOL DRESSES, new styles, worth to $6.50, r.t fX'll 8KTH, at $H.05, $0.08 ' and - $2.98 $4.95 TV:.C0E3 ran rw 214-216 k i-iy u 89. i6th st. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Exporter Engage Much Vessel ' Boom for Exportation. CORN VALUES ARE HARDENING Prleea ( Yellow Orrtl Hike B aoaabl Gala la a Narrow an lalatrreatlaa- Market Oat Fraction Mlgker. OMAHA. Dec. 11. 1914. r Th condition of th kaiser's health cut quite a swath In th wheat market yesteiT tay. The report caused a reverse In mar ki t conditions and thoe wnu sold early were on tun buy ins side late. VV title the export imi or tne lay were reported at uniy lOiyto bu., wheat bi.slnoits at tho Keyboard and gulf proonbiy totalled 1,000, in lu. A HK'mit wan lereiveil Iriim Nf Vork by riniey limit II ti Co. saying ves sel room was engaautl thire yesierdey t ''J Lost loads ai inn Iiihiu'bv lute on tuo t")f). ...... tooie Wheat wu Hold yeaurilay on' th I. .ni.vcd toiiuiUun in Kansas, where ti.oiy hnjr been more oi lr mow. Kan. las, ui'iufdlnK to uW.tji toiiHi.lorod au. IV 11(11', lnoverrd wlm a ilxnt Himw. with liu- fxcrillon of the tout). west. ' t .n litit lioium in in trade re jfciiicu a ;ceiui n on bios eont out i.-,n,ay nlulit as siniiU, so It may be Inimi'od tne iicrlts at jirlmery and i.ai'.nwetei n murKtts (w r.ialuiy old tmiv. lbs si ecuiSilva UaUti la wheat at irioiiM iil la small. - ' ' ' KA.iu al.an ahowea a. further brdenln fLterday, prices mulK ifasonr. Die gainu In a nitirow and i.itlutc, rifling markat. iilcts were fair.y woil h.d, tlio Docein 1t lK-in He below tho hut.est level, and the May neur.y -up ta Hid best price i":tcJiJ. Accortitni.' to ouicrs received liore by rash nilii handlrts, tho lountry U not sciiIuk si.y torn to npi-ait or and I. In Keiieraiiv lie ltvrd rmimiiiiiu nK a I ft lliiK oif and tnat tho nmrkrt it vrcrlnc Lioiii.d Into a stroiiKcr position. (ut4 w-re travtlonully hih r, with the Cturr Krnln. and were ij helped by ti e rc!irud a ri of 1.o.iaj bunhsls here lor -export and IoC.OiO tuincls on Oninevtio tccouut. TIip expanding rtiovenn-tit In lions wns In.) Inn: 11 cuuse tor the lower ranxe lu Itio provlr:oit inai ki t. W'hiat was n.0 ir Ic hluhvr,,' tjin wns fc,c to V- l.iHUo.. ' ,, ts wro uiu-iiHi'KKl o 4c nlsliiT. t liraiir-s wuru; Wiivst and flour. fiual to fUl.OCO bu.; corn. U.t(W bu.i oats, J- .loj bu. UvcriKKjl opening: torn. Wo lower. I'rlmury wheat receipts were 1.40l,CiO hu. and shipments t''i,'j" bu., ana'n.t receipts of vc.imi bu, and stiiputents of 4i,UM bu. Uiat year Primary corn receipts weit 1,110.00 bu. and rn!,. -.-frits b7$.0A bu., usalnst receipts of 1.0J4.0.M bu. and shipments u( M7,(W0 bu. limt year. Primary oats receipts wore 74.O0O bu. and shipments ?o,(mo hu.. OKulnnt receipts of 677,MJ bu. and- shlpmenu of 8."3,xJ bu. lust year. CARIiOT'ItECElPTK , - Wheikt. t. orn. Oats, tof the day. Karljr buyers wero trylnif to I realise, nnd there was an awakeniiiK or short seller who fmind some excuse In the railroad emharvo that has tem porarily stopped exports from attempt ing to find an outlet by way of Oalve-' ton. llesldes, shipments to 'lUrope for tho week from tlio country as a whole were considered very moderaU. when judKcd with tlii slm'.iltaneous big ar rivals at the chief primary points. Corn avesetred a little h trher, owing to prosoe t of sharper fending demand on account of winter weather. Country of ferings were next to nothing. rn th other hand, exporters took IGu.OOO bushnts snd Oar.ada was said to be buying In tho northwest. Oats hardened with other drain Tho chief rail was from shorts ami for the aenhoard. l.arner arr.vnls of hogs than expected had only a brief Influence on irovislons. (iircrlnRs proved scare and a rally soon followed. Grain price furnished bv Iogan nrvan. office 3IU Hooth rlxtenth street: Artlcloj (ipen. llidh.l Low. I Close. Yea y. Vheat I I Ic.. 1 15Titri ( I I 1 1 1 lii't! 1 1'4 1 1 ' May. 1 20vi 1 31 'si 1 iW'H,l I 2W Corn I I l , I n.. Mi2 HI",! 62i f2 K I May.i wr,.. ,Aiai&?il us i6STfl, .vmi . IIS 10M OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET I IMS T Eat Cattle Open Steady, Closing- Ten I f V I Jt to Fifteen Lower. HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS OFT Pat Sheea Steady to Easier asd Fat Lamb Steady to ' Stroag-er, t'loslna- Only Ahost Steady Feeders Firm. ' , j OtTH OMAHA. Deo. 11, 1911. Rocelpts werei . Cattle Hobs. Bheen. (.uncial Monday a.MO b.8"l Of fl.lal Tuesday. .4s 5, Ml ordclai Wednesday..., z.sxa t,6?2 OfflcUi Thursday J.3U8 4.048 Kstlmato . Fr.day l.CioO 4,UtlO Ml I if ..11-w k u .. Ml I no ,. ?(t .. Ml f no I 0 I I I KXI 1944 I .I.I.1W4 ..... M6 4 M ... M... It... M.i. ... ... 14... tt... It... IT... II.... !..-.. cowa. ..na .. i ..1241 ..11M 1146 1M1 1141 1171 1MJ 1460 tlil.Il' 2S iil,79 21471 8S.141 n.m 47.63S ; l)eo..t 4THI May.ifilHWN i'ork .1 . 4"7H 61 ir 18 so 9 6JW 9 90-KVii 17 974 18 46 9 "iW (8 W4j10 9 9':H97j9 77H 10 OJvfcl 10 07 Mi 47Vi'47M7'AI Ti slV&lHWrtlSlHV IT K 18 Zih 17 92V17 W-02 18 40 I IS K7Vj 72H15I 9 7H W 72'4 9 7R I9 7S475 in 02m 10 wm 10 09-it Wheut, unchanged; 4 hlrano Minneapolis . luiluth ...... 'iiiiij.a Vauaas City A-1, lxi uU .... Villllllfg . .., These sales were lid m f.8 , 1S1 11a , 211 reported 069 70 46 26 Jan.. , May. Luru Jan.. : May. Hi is ' Jan.. .' May. iChlcftno Cash 1 rices Wheat: No. 2 red. fl.ioviijutv. No. I hard, $1.11W.17. Corn: No. i yeilow, old, swixnc: new. IWUbiiHc; ' No. 1 yellow, old, 6.tV44tc', r.ew. i.'tj62c. oata: No. I white, 4JHW I4tc: stshdiird, 4K4TT4nc. liye: No. i, Ifl irrl.li. Ilrhy; -4i7tc. Timothy: 3.7i !L0. t'lorcr: tl2.(Mal4.W. Pork: lti.iJ. 'I'M l.ard: 19.7. Kins: !t.mi.87Vi " iil.TThK ftisdy: (ruaincry. 24ff.tlo. POTATOES4-8teady; receipts, 27 rara; VP'hlgMn and Wlaconaln red, .4fii40c; Mich Man and Wisconsin white, V-ifUc. i:ao flteady; receipts, 1.422 cases: at 11.11 k, riim-i Included, saiJi.-: i.ruiuary flrts. fc.'f4i.-; flrHs, !fS4o. I'urtTHV-Allve, lower: springs, 12c; fowls. ll0il!c; turkeys, its. lew Vnrk Oraeral Market. NEW YORK, Dec. 11. 8l?tiAH-Ran-, sternly; luolasms. 3.2lfl.1.30r; ruiitruliinal, S.titVJ.I. KcTc. ftofliied, easy; Zj points lower; cut leu. 5.V -1-; crushed, I Cc; in ulil A, S.iOl t ubes, H.lOi1; powdered, 4.06c: XXXX lowdered, t.lc; fine granulated, Oc; diamotid 4.c; confectioners' A, 4. 7it. ; No. 1. 4 ttc. Bl'ITK It Steady ; receipts. ,0 tubs; creamery extrus CK score), S3iiWSc, trcpitiery hlxher scoring), 34c; firsts, J.'-riit.'c: seconds 2.Tn'c; process extras. 2iiW&". Udles, current make, firsts, tl'V 2,i'ic: sreonds, tie; packing stock, current make, No. 2, 21.u21',o. cUIIfcSK BU'iidy; receipts, 1.591 boxos: SIHtu wh K' i-ilk liilil sp'-rlais, wnlte, lo, slut wHula milk, held, colored, lx-; stats whole milk, held, uvsrage fancy, laiiiic; state whole milk, fresh so. i-UlH, white. l:iU'f;l.''Hc; stats whole milk, held, colored. 15V4o; state whole milk. i fresh, avcrago faucy, Htflic; skims, 3lk i.n.o Htcaay; receipts, 1 M4 cases; ireali guihoieu, extra due, Jn44.-; axti-a 111 sis 41WI2. flmn, 8S(uloc; acconds, 7 mfi 1 . . . S.7I3 7.5..JI , .7i J".' .ow ij;:: M.4V ""' 49.(lh7 1... 41.747 1... 52.607 .., 6,fi? 1". 8S.93i I Flvs days this week. iM,JS9 Same days Inst week... Karrio diiys 2 wks nKO. 1.106 Bsme Inst 3 wks aKo..l2.K.) Same days 4 wks ao..Jo,118 Same daj r last year.... 17,504 Tha following rahle shows the receipts t. rattle, hogs and sheep at the South Omaha live stock market for the year to dale, as compared with lost yeart 11)14. Dre. CMlle ..:..,.;. xr.bf.O' S'A.llD 97.612 Hogs a,l).fcK l.-t'HU'iT W.U Wheep 3,0.410 fl.120,205 M.876 The following table snows 111 en vers ge price lor. hogs at. the South Omaha iltro stork market for. tho lat few days, with comiarisoni . ,. . . . . iU.ll912.11VU.191J.lW.l909. hi Data. I UI4 Nov. It Nov. la: 7 a) Nov. J4i I vti Nov. M 1 'M i-ov. n 1 r.i Nov. V I 664 rov. j, t 41 hi lal Nov Nov. Deo. leo. lJc. Dec. 4 -ac. Deo. Dec. lec. Deo. Dov. Do. 2.: t fti . 7 76 t'l t 44l t7 J 61 1 fci l- M 1 831 1 m S M 7 K7 fcoi T lo 191 TTl 7 4( I Ml S 01 T S Ul , I 04! Uf l a 01, t 0,1 1 0s r ium i t 91 ( Wli 77li 1iR J 40 Is 7 T JOi 7 741 ( 04 I la I Rl S Will 7 41) 7 H 9il I 1 7I 44 7 W 1 7 81 1 l 1 72 t 91 I ti I 64 162 14.... .... 15... 1... .... 14.... I.,.. 1.... .... 1.'...' 14.... Mi... 7.. ....10M ....1014 .... 401 .... K0 .... k ...11.X1 .... to .... o .... 61 .... M4 .11. sol .... II 413 .... 41 I M t U EM ! 76 TO 4. IIS MS 13M .....1041 1111 . . M . low im iu IS 1M0 I I M I I 40 t M I M I 46 I 74 I St 14 I 4S IN I M I 00 I 00 It 4 it it ( 40 SO 46 1 1I0 14 C70 14M 1040 14W .1S60 ...... KI4 , r.n HEIFERS. K 1 1040 I Is t.i SM) f 00 1...., 1.... 1.... 1 . , CALVl-H. I 76 ( 00 I (0 to I to 4 71 7 00 ! 7 u 14 AND FEEDKRS. 14 674 M I...., I0 7 00 11.: in 1 10 i:::: I::::::: 4..;.... 1::::::: i 171 170 140 - 161 IK) , 110 ISO 7 00 7 14 7 as I it t it I K ! 7t 7 60 7 71 I 00 I 00 I M I M I 71 04 14 I St 111 6 M 414 I 40 ll - I 71 41 1 IS! I OKI 5 75 7 18 B t 6 Si 1 03 5 W U t K 1 6 oJ Wtl 4 I l CI t 43! S 471 T 64 97,1 7 921 I ti 01 T 4 I " 7 b 9 H 9 9A 6 I 97 t 1 6 4J 6 48 6 W 6 41 auiitiay, HliUda. iieitliiis and ilispusltlon of llvo stook at vno tviiiou, stooM yam", bouth Omaha, for twonty-iour hours tudlug at 3 o'cioik yisturca) 1 , REXi-EIPTR-CARS.. :altie.lloa.thee)).U'ss. c.. m. a m. p.... , .. a ab,uih. . 1 . Missouri Pacific .... 1 .. .. ,. I'nion Pucirio .' .'. T 13 ' 11 - ' .. C. A N. W..'eaat.. 6 ' t 1 C, A- N. W. west.. 18 . ,14 4 C, 8t. P..-M, i O.. II - ' 3 3 v., H. Ik ci,, east.. . I 1 3 C H. ft y.i west.. 20 , 6 ' 1 .. C. It. 1. & K. east. 3 1 - a Illinois Central r $ ., Chicago (J. V..;...'. .. a - .. Total rscalpts ... 73 62 27 "J Hoo-Kee.pis were Very moderate, es timates railing for fifty-eight cars, or 4,00) head.- .Tha week a total of 21.019 Is 33,600 smaller than a week ago. and 2H.S00 lighter than Uit yar. With othar points reportlhg " ' sharp breaks this morning. ' the local market opeiwid around a dim lower. First bids were In many cases worse than that, but before anything sold, pMoes hud strength ened tinttl -they were no-more than a dims off. , From this time on. the market con tinued to lrhflrove siowiy, so' that most of the sales were made oh a 6fil0c lower basis, and at .the best time, towards the close. ftt w bunches Bold at prices tht were almost steady. 'The, general market was mortly fcluc lower. Movement could not bo called active at any time, but ths light supply waa pretty well Cleaned up by 10 o'clock. Bulk of, tne offerings moved at a spread of W. lOStd.bo. while tops reached 46.9u. The week's trode. has leen a succession of ad vances and declines, with the feeling among packers weak nt all times, but at that today's values are. If anything, a little atiove tha close of last week. (Snip ping orders have been largely responsible for what gains have been madi, and a light supply at all times had a shars In holding prines up. in fact, with the ex ception of Chicago, none of the large mar kets had anything like a liberal run this week. . ...... ki preventative sales: i f 1 Omaha Your Un restricted Choice of any Ladles' Suit in our Store at Our Entiro Stock LADIES' COATS A Little Down and $1.00 a Week . Pays the Bill. MEN'S SUITS in fancy ; Vorsteds and cheviots, Saturday, at y9 OFP - 11 0 V J Has Evor Known u yfe PRICE $ h I Store I rlrX Open I ill I ltfjn- l i ! : ! LADIES' DRESSES, in Silks, Serges and 1 QFF Mixtures. Your choice Saturday, at . . . . . 3 MEN'S OVERCOATS in all the tew styles, Satur day, at H OFF. Unioii utfittingGg OMAHA nonxm ramwtma Art ciAJi!t tJO. inorwn arxoms). CHICAGO U7H STOCK MARKET Cattle 4ea4y- liower S hees) DlSi-oalTION HEAD. Cattie. tin No. II... 7W... II... 41.. i 69... 41... 91... '0... 49... AT. . Ir. Bh. .1.4 A.t44 ...K) n.kU 1M ..Jilli IV) I 74 ...Ml U4 4 74 ...til lis) I 71 ...tits .44,4) 44 ...im ... IS . .. A 199 f ... ito im in No. 19. .-. 74... 71... 71. m. ,...171 ,...il4 ....let .ill Ar. Tt. :..;. ...114 Tt w 71..,. ...IK 1l..i....au 1SU t U ! i is 4 45 t 46 I 40 t N today Miilic: state. Pcnnwvlt ai.la ai.d nearbv hen try vwiilcs, o.nvMc; b.ate. 1 enus Ivn.u.t vvnent:. jso. nuru winter, u cars, No. 3 hard winter, 3 cars, l i-; 1 car, Vi.i9Vi:; ni cars, HAtt. I curs. ll.ubM; 1 ct.r, 91. om; 1 car, 11.07. No. 4 hard winter, i can. tl.VIVsi 1 car, V).i'i; W car. l.o4. No. a sprltrg. 1 car, $1 No. I nnxod, 1 car, tl.l'sV, 1 car 4Li'4j. No. 3 mixed (Ijrim., 1 car. 41. '.. No grade. car. Kve: No. a, )H enrs, 41. i4. No. S. 1 lir, Urliy: 'ltcjoctcd, 1 car, .. t;ofn: No. t yellow, 4 cars, aO'-tc -o. 3 yellow, 3 cars, t'.a; 1 car, b3. No. 4 yetiuw. 1 car. oc. No. t yellow, 1 car. (. No. 1 ml-d, rear. l'-c. No.i 3 t..ixfd, 1 tar (near while), uitii'i 3 cios, I No. 8 nuxed. 1 car tuear whitel. -:.c; 1 car. 6,4c; 10 oars, No, 6 jiiixrd, 1 car, &sv.-; 1 oar, Uso. No.- 4 Mur'l. 1 car, ukc. als: fclundurJ, t r; i'jc; No. 3 white, li cars, 44c: No. 4 wliile, 1 car, 44c; cara, 440; No. 3 Vlilte. 1 cr. 44'c; no graOe, 6 rara, 4,e. Oioaha Caah Prices v heat i No 3 hard, ll.UiMil lo : No. 3 hard, H u. b1.UW1,; No. 4 bard, 9l.'Artfl.U'S: No. 2 Spring, ll.OwvtV J. li"; No. 3 spring, ll.W W' liA'Vii No. 4 M''i'g, 41 C'ill W. No. 3 durum, $1 3. j)1, No. 3 durum, ll.I4vW '1.3s'4i. Corn: o. 1 whlie, b -Ti'uil'4'; No. .3 white, 6i'l4 iiV: Nu. 3 white, uVifiMe; No. 4 white, kiH.t.: No. 6 wnlte, 6--',li'v; No, wlm. fc:twt,c; No. 1 yrliuw, MVuWtOi J'so. it )biiiw, tJUiiofSri". No. 3 yelluw, ii.-'4 4'.e,c; io. 4 ylio, imviitec; No. 6 yellow, r',"!..; Nn. yeilow, li(Mf: No. i imasd, 6-'Mi(V: No. I niUed. tdac; No. 3 iiiix-d, fci-itio'c; No. 4 tiiised, 6i vi U-c; No. 6 mUii. i. VU!i'c; No. t mlxej, .;-)Hi.',v. (ats: No. S while, 4iti4i4tjCi ninaril, 4vUti4e; No. 3 white. 44-Mic; No 4 while, 444Si. nariey: Malting, i No. 1 teod. .V'iiff. 14ye: No. I, i ix.Wil.lM, No. 3, tLUtil.Wi. and nearby gathered whites, 40iAiSc iu.i i'ti.." Mi uu 1.11.1 m a. y lln.i.iel y browns, 4Jfimc; state, Pennsylvania and hvu.ii. ' u.ieiei browns anil mixeu col ors, S'(.M4e. . 1'Olii.l rtV-Llve, steady; western chick ens. ISvilJHo; fowls, l.Vi(14Vc; turkeys. 14nl6i Dressed, quiet; western roasting chicken. l.V'tltfo; fresh fowls, iyival7Vicj turkeys, li'M'lo. ; . ' Kaaeaa City tSrala ss Prwvlalona. KANSAS CITY, Dec. ll.-WHKAT-No. t hard. 3i.fV I 10; No. 3 red, 31.uirtJl.WV4; December, 1.!; May. 1.U. ' t'UKN No. t mixed i,u,-- Vn t t.it. eiatilVif; December, fioKtittc; Way! tic. HUTTEn-Creamery. 31c; firsts. ISc. aao- oinis. i: packing slock. iw-. KtKIsi Firsts, Vjc; serontis, 32c. I'dl I.TRY-Hena, 11c; roogtcrs. loc: tuf keys, 14o. Ilaaeaixtlla Grala Market. MINNKAPOIJS. Dec. 11 -WHEAT-. December, 31.13; May, 31.171.18; No. 1 hard. I'-.lKt; No. 1 northern, ai.lbtil.17: No. northern, n HHy l lb1. KtX)t lt-l n. hanged BAHl.K.y 64iH2c. KYhi-41.m,l.Ux iRAN-l?2ti. . OOHN No. 3 yellow, SK'iiW. OATS No. 3 wh te. 4u'j-4jVc. HX-l.47',S16oi.;. ,'u'c- Morris 'Ct. ....... 4.13 tlwlft A Co....;...,..... 473 Cudahv Paoklna- Cn hi -W Armour & Oo 34 'W. B. Vunsant Co 33 Hill & Mon II F. II. Iwls..... 4 J. IS. Kodt aV Co " 1 J H. Bulla..-. , 13 Hosenstock Bros 36 Mclixary tc Kellogg...'' l. r. Hamilton 13 tii-lvsn Broa. ' 31 kuinaclilld ,. 3 Mo. v Kan. Calf Co.... . 3 ChrUtle t lilKSlua 10 Hufimaii It Koth .....: It ' Baker.. Jones oV bmlth.-- 30 Tanner Broa. i 43 John tlirvey .vl,., , Kline 4 Other buyers : 34 gs. Sheep. 7uo 65J 1.7U l.UJ l.Ui 411 774 1.264 fHK'AtiO liHU.1 AND PROVISIONS i'.atarri uf tha Tradlaa a t'loslag i Price a Hoard 4f Trade. i CIllCA(), l'-c. 11 Mlsglvlnga about f o ..II.it .f c Id weather oo unprotected ,'i Id lit the Winter crop belt tnnd to ,nl.o tun prii-e of wheat tiMny rule . fcliof. 'i In-re was a HH)d deul oi sell en the bilfc-c. however, and the mar-i-r. t clnsrd eiiey at a ihnite to c aljoi'S iunt siik lit. Corn finished unihanKed to l i' up, oats uncliunvnd to VcS" tl vane ioviimis di:irer by a shaas t..i U 1'ntrenie low temperstui-es W t'li v -t fti i suthw.-st, "et-eoiiliy Knaie, led to i..i live buying of wheat at the oul i. Iji' a i t urn. w rowmig was -,,.j,4 to be Hnfavoiable and there w-n n -.I'm ih.us r..int':.Hli.te i-4ir.liug tiie out. . ..a t" ih lor imeiy ec.-ied lumin and t ,i i i .. n hud nl.tnly aiiinJ a f r .'i-oetl. m.iluieoa of M- eii l north. ..t fci"eid aiio to tilie advan !.. vm to i .e b .ilia, and so, too, d reports : : i f.u ..1 'ii'inunl otr wheat lu UrtaxM, ,.iy fci-"i "we'1-o. r -1 i'i'.i t li im! i.l to a tiotlresMe extofit ;.i L.. i-..l muiutt duriug tt last tiu( Dec U. WI1KAT 8pot. ill- v.i - va bard wlater, St. Loals tlrata Market. BT. lOi;irt, Dec. ll.-WHEAT-No. rea, si.i4ii.i4; .o. a hard, ll.loHyl.lj; .v.,ii.K.i. may, 91. 16. LuitN-.-so. a. e.i.trwc: No. 3 whlla. Sic; December, 2c: May. SBitc. OATS-No. 3. 4tia7c; No. t whlU. 48Wc. LUerituol Urala Market. LIVERPOOL., titiiot; No. 1 Manli. bi ioh 2.1- v ii"o; Mi. a. s cVd; No. 3 V. IS. Putures, uom.nui. i in Nominal; spot dull; American unxru. new u no. r utures I rm; Decern ,ber. 6s UA; January. 6. Ufrd 'lta Market. . NEW YORK. Deo. ll.-COTTON-pot. iiiiuniia upianus, i-Soc, int cotton market close waa steadind by covering, but within a point or two of the loeeift I.IVEHl'ODL, Dec. ll.-OOTTON-"pot nuie,; pikes easier; American middling 1 r, 6..1: H.d middl nil. 4 64d; ni d .illng, tltd: low middling, i u; good or .iiuary, 3lSd; ordinary, ..740. ij.Ls. 0.l I ales. Melal Market. NEW TOKK. Ic. 1L-METAU!-I,.ad. sleaily, at tM.TfcirS W; Ito.ion. 1 6a. bpel ter. firm, at to.7onsj.fct); lndon. ta U MT. jAJl'iS, Dec. U MfcTAl-Id: Quiet st J.",wi.7g. Speller; tulet at K-.i.sU,0. . Totals. 3.143 3.21 7.4.SS CA1 "i L.iS Receipts were moutrale as usual on a Friday, only slxty-alx care being reported in. but.lt was a great, plenty for this lata la ths week, especially so as receipts .have tMn liberal, taking the week .as a whole. Tha total tor tha tivs days foots up U,!u9 hood. Whlla this Is smaller by almost 1.000 haad thaa for tha same days laat week, It Is larger than year ago at una time by auxtust 3.004 bead. Ths market opened this morning with a few rat ataera that buyers )uat hap pened to want to ful some urgent order selling at steady prices. The demand, however) Vas limned, most buyers al ready having sac u red aa many cattle as they needed for th week. Thus after the first tew loads changed hands the bottom fell out of tha trails, th market being fully lintfi&o lower than yesterday. Tlier were yearlings good enough to br.ng 33 w. ana some heavy cattle at 61 10 Cows and tielfera acted la about th sain manner aa beef ateers, that la, they war In the main li'flluo lower than yes terday. Sue to the tack of an urgent buy ing demand. There war not enough storkers and feeders .In sight to really test out the market, but the feeling on that kind oi cattle was about steady. quotations on cattle: Prims yearlings. 39. 7 all 10.76; good to choice corn-fed beeves. IK.I.XI1U tiu; iir to uooq corn-ami oeevea 6t.,iil.7&: common to fulr corn-red beeVes, I7.0o.ul.a0; good to choice range steers, r7.UiiS.ni-. f.iir to good range steers, $1 tt ti7.i6; common to lair ratme steers, se.tw C7.tii; prima heifers, 7 koy.U.tO; good tJ choice heifers, i ii-ttl 'A. god to ehotc cows, 36 i6i 7&; fair to good cows, j Mr 6.76; common to fair cows.. H.aotii .36; good to choice storkers and feeders, IJ. i 4. h 25; fair to good storkers and tenders. '. 0".i7.76, coiiinoa to fair storkers and feeders, Va.uj7w; stm-k heifers. i.t.n .m; stock cows, 6.0t.a 3S; stock ceJves, veai reives, tl.Hj4.CD; bulls, stags, etc., lo tf-07.10. liepreseutattve sales: " ... UEKK BTFERa. Me. Av. IT. h. A. Pt. Kl IM lu.. ...,Ut I at PIQB. 63 ..! .'. ; - tJna.fc.V Win. g.ooa head of sheep and lumoM here, a goou run for a k'riday, nti lambs and half aged aueep, the la.ir kei nvtHva lii good aeasuo and la good s.jipe, prloes on lambs veing luuy steaay to Stron aau on aged - sheep steady, l.atei in the morning, .hjwever, adverse trade, torn what and what oiferlnua were si.il unsold at that time were oniy fairly aclii sellers. Th uiaiket c.oaca steady on lamina ami steady to easier on mut ton of.erlnfsS. All In all It wag a falrlv satltiactory trado, with a good clearance bt lore the noon hour. A shipment of corn leu laniha from Iowa made a top for the day ai.u for tha week at 33 60. A cut of tho wheat field iambs that brought 48.40 on Thursday's market sold at identically i tho same prlco this morning. Some lam us at 31.40 to., ay were like others at 17. W on Monday, showing ait advance of half a dollar sirfee th opening of the week. 1,543 being about steady with th clos of last wee R . rianx wwei, .um uj, io Vf-w, wttn the bhlk at l6.0tHui.S5, being at least lb o better than a week ago. Feeders were scar. and what wars offered brought good strong ttrlces. ini cniei leaturea or in wees nave beeen ' the llbetal receipts here and at Chicago on Monday, accompanied with a sharp decline of 26ij60o on tha local mar ket ami txi-u .be at Chicago. tcaiiy the receipts dropped off sine th opening of th week, due to th big elump, making th week's receipts vary moderato coin- pared wlch last week and th same time a year ago.. The liht supp.y during the latter part of th week enabled sellers to recover Monday's loss, so iambs ar now practically on th same basis aa a week ago. Aged sheep, however, have not fluctuated so much and closed a noted above 16'42to up tor th week. Feeders Ar quotably strong to a shads nlKher than last week's close. Quotations on sheep and lambs; tambs, good te choice, ttt.2fc.4tl 66;. lambs, fair to good. 3K.OOf".6: feeders, good to chol.-e. 37.0utr7.26; feeders, common, M 764f7.HO; ?'earlings, good to choice, ti 0037-16; year Inns, fair to good, 3.763i.0u; yearlings, feeders. itHi 10; wetners. good to choice, tb 7joi.4u: withers, ralr to good, 36. ei 6.TO; wethers, teedera. 44.40H; 5.U0; ewes, good . to choice, a6.iboo.60; awes, fair to good, 4 7Mit.; awes, feeders, 34.0oiu4 76. Hepreaentaliv sales: . CHICAGO, Dec. 11. CATTLE Receipts, 4,000 head; market steady; steers, 5.7'Vtf 11.00; western, 36.26&8.40; cows and heif ers. 3 26it8.t0; calves, 3.60((V.26. HOGS Receipts, 46,000 head; market WaSOc lower; bulk of sales, A9iX'.16; liBhts. $fi.60.(j?7.!0; mixed. 3.7J7.2&; heavy, Pi.fAijfl.26: rough, 3.663.a0; pigs, 36.OO13) 7.16. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16,000 head; market firm; sheep, t.40.66; yearlings; Oie7.S0; lambs, 3i7Txgg.7&. Kansas Cltr lilro stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec 11. CATTLE Receipts, 1,700 head; market strong; prime fed steers, l. 6011.36; dressed beef steers, 37.26tg9.26; western steers, 37.00tir' D.60; stockers and feeders, KOOfcS.iK; bulls, 3i.frJ.76; calvea, o.00ijil0.00. HOOS-Recelpts, (.600 head; market lower; bulk, 34.S&3I7.10; heavy, 37.00gi7.16; pnekers and butchers, W.Kitf.lb; light, 3ti.S6ir7.06: pigs, 36.60.80. HHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.40 head: market steady; lambs, 37.90flM.60; yearlings. (6.60(7.60; wethers,. 36.25.26; ewes, 34. 504(6.50. 1 It. Loots Live Stock Market. BT. LOUIS, Dc 11. CATTLE Re ceipts. 6.000 head; market steady; native hrf ateera. I7.60W11.00: cows and heifers. 3ri.CO0.25; southern steers, 36.75reirj.76; cows gnd. heifers. $4.00406.00; native calves. 36.00 HOQS Receipts, 14.000 . head; market lower; pigs and lights. 36.76.30; mixed and butchers, $7.0O7.i6i good heavy, $7,16 SH EEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,600 head; market higher! native muttons, $4.7f45.76; Jambs, $S.008.0; yearlings, $5,6017.28. . - . t Stoax Cltr LI Stock Market. SlOtTX CITT. la., Deo. ' ll.-CATTLB-Recelpu, StO head; market Steady; native Steers, $7.t(ffS.76: butchers $R.86Hr.75; cows and heifers. $4.60&fi.66; canners at.ajito.OO; stockers and feeders, 3i.7i&i.OO; calves. $4.MifiH.75; bulls, stags, etc., $5.2&.00. HOOS Receipts, 2,8(4 head; market W 15c lower; heavy, M.0.86; mixed. ,80; light, 3d.6o.76; bulk of sales, $6.1641 6. SO. SHEEP head. " ' St. Josepk L$T Stock Market. ST. Jrt-OCPH. Dec. 11. CATTLE Re ceipts 700 head; market, ate dy; stee rs, $7 oikuIO.OO; cows and heifers, $4-&088.00, calves. 36.00ilf9.60. . . cllKM"isLBce,pts .0W head; top. $7.30. SHEEP AND lMBS-IceipU 1.300 head; market, slow; lan:bs, $8.00. 40. LIt Stock 3a Slttkt. Receipts of lWs stock at th flv prin- clDal western inaraei;; JIKW TOKK ' STOCK MARK3ST AND LAMBS Receipts, 100 Issaea Skow Oristtr' firmaesa . tke. Exekangre. - NEW YORK. Dec. 11. Stocks and bonds ahoAed greater fifnjness today because of tho proxlm.ty of th reopening of th locai exchange for - open dealings In stocks. Soma shares were up- one to thrt points and several of the more ac tive bond and not Issues manifested cor responding strength, The New York City thrte-year being quoted at their top llgures. ...... 1 1 he 1 evident success of two new bond Insues aggregating $16,000,000, afforded the flist real test of that market for new issues since th 'middle of the year. While mor than ordinarily attractive In their Interest yield, the wide response tndioateu th keenness In th Investment inquiry, together with th easo of money. Clearances .of stocks through .the ex. chanxe today were estimatsd . at 60,000 shares, which was eaUr the largest over turn for any one day dUriiig the period cf closure. The list of minimum prices Usueo. by the exchangS today for open trading was Interesting; in that It showed that allowance. IS to b made for divi dends declared In llstsd stocks during th last four months. For Instance, Reading, which closed at 140 In July, and sold up to 142? today, was quoted at 13t, Its July price, plus two div denda of : per .cent. The earn rule applied to other dividend The number bt $15 or lower priced stocks which are to be of tared without .restric tion tomorrow and thereaiter- Includes some three seor-railway and Industrial Issues Preparation ; to meet the new order of business were completed today. A juruier - Drees was reponea in n.w market for reichmarks. making the third consecutive (lay o declining tendency for these remittances. Exchantte on London waa stronger, with cables at $t.&333, while franca were steady. ' - - ' Bonds were Inclined to restrict their offerings of money, it was believed, be cause of tomorrow's market . reoining. Tk. mW nf lAeal banks to the sub- traasury was reported to be about $1.0tO,00rH for call and time loans were mainttuneu. nl the Inuuatrlal field another advanc in copper metal, baaed on th bttr de mand, constituted th Ahlef feature. Gen eral trade advices pointed to-gradual bet terment at leading center of bsulness. Closing quotations on bonds today were g tollows- ' , ; TJ. S. ret. Is. rg.., M.. K. T. 11 4s. T da eounoa M Ko. fe. e. 4s 43 11. 1- m ...It N. T. 8tau 4HS....10T DAINTIES FORMEET TOOTH Church Women Selling Candies in The Bee Building Rotunda. FEATURING VARIOUS THINGS Different Conarreiratloaa Are Specal tslagr Their Efforts In Tarioat ' Articles to Eat and ta Wear. N. 8. Kansas City .. Bt. Louis S.oux City .... Chicago South Omaha . Totals Cattle. ... 3.500 ... .oio ... N00 .... 7,000 .... 3.300 Hogs. Sheep. So coupoa , In N. T C. B. 4 wf, ....... HH 4 ...... 4o eoapga ,W-rt,No. Psettl 4i Psnam J eooeos.; H do Is ...... Am. smsltm 3s.-.:.lMPss. T. T. I A. T A T. or. 4VS tl Beading gea.- Armour 4k Co. 4HS. SMiSo. Pea rr. . Atehlson res. ll....nll 4o ret. 4s.. ...... I c. b, a Q. . 41.., n o . ..: ! O M a 8 P g 4 Hi. It Be. Railway la.... I 5. R. 1. a P. -e. 4s. 37 Coloa Pacini 4s.: 111. Ceo. ief. 4a.... m V. g. gtssl Is,...., K. C Be. nt. 4... SIVtWsst. Klso. or. 6s LAN. sal. 4s.... M Bid. . la.... 4H 4a...... Ms4 6.000 10.700 3.000 311,000 4.700 3.000 1,500 500 12.000 10.600 ..30.000 strtOO 30,500 Coffee Market. ' NEW YORK. Dec. II.-COFFEE Th market for coffee futures was easier to day under realising by the recent buyers and soma selling, which seamed to come from New Orleans trade sources. After opening at a decline of 3 to 18 points, th market steadeid slightly on reports of continued firmness In Braxll. but offer ings lncressed later in the day and the clou was at a net loss of 13 U 22 Point Sales, 18,750 baga. December. .40o; Janu ary 64c: February. 6.66c; March, 6.610,, April. .: May. 6.77c; June, .two; July, iSlc: Aurust. 7.64c: Keptember. 7.73c; Oc tobor 7.78c; November. 8-eSc. The spot market was ateady at 7Ho for Rto 7s add loc for Santos 4s. Cost and freight tl fer were reported aboutunchanged. New York My Market. NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-MERCANT1LE PAPER 4i-4li ter cent. BTKRL1NG tXCUIANGFPteadr; J0 day bills. $4.6460; for cables, $4.H36; for de mand, 4-7',Jj jy. - MONEYOn'calC- steady: high, 4 per Mnt. low. SW per cent; ruling rate, 3 tr cent: last loan. 4 per bid, S'4 per cent; LiONLHJ.-n h., mi nee . MONK'Yl'A Pr cent. ' DISCOUNT RATKS Short and thro montha' Wll, t Pr cnt. . Oaaaka Hay Market. fAIRIR HAY-iCholc upland, DUHS REVIEW . ..OF . TRADE Candy kisses, divinity, fudge, pinuchlo, molasses Candy and all the rest of tha toothsome dainties dear to the hearts of mortals, to say nothing jt angel food, chocolate cake and lemon meringue pie, ar charming dollars and cents at tha annual Christmas fair of Omaha churches la th rotunda ot Th Be building. Among the pretty young women presiding at th tables ar Miss Margaret Merrill, Miss Anna Fry and Miss Daisy Fry, Grao Lutheran church is featuring aprons of all kinds at their Christmas sal. Bungalow, kitchen and serving? aprons and dainty conceits which ar aprons In nam only, ara included la tha display. Mesdames a N. Swthart, O. Hin san, O. A. Engel. J. 7. Smith, W. H. Shsrod, K. C. Compton and K. M. ack man art) among those in oharge. Fancy towels, hand-painted china and comforting "nightengales" for Invalids ar being sold by tha women of th Good Shepherd Shurch, who hav a tabla of home-made foods beside. Among1 tha woman assisting hare are Mesdames H. R. Gould, F. D. Davenport, R. M. Harris, W. C. Ross, C. Thompsatt. 3. Turk, a B. Tryon and Maynard O. Cole. Parkval Presbyterian church women ar telling htuid-ntule laoe, pretty keiv singtoo bagi and novel aewlnf boards. aWfaSatrtaaM 4ilanSl-aa Tt nlra Aa 1 TtT-l4. i v wju sx,v AHwltUUIi TT4Js.Il.Cr TiSgttoKastS TT aV s1 sa IMaAn ar.il TtrllUM TfTII . nuvMuavil BJXV v III 14MH T 11" son ar among those In charge. Only home-mad pastries, candles, pre serves and hand-painted china articles are a4 eeing oiierea lor sale Dy women or th MS j North Sid Presbyterian church. Among n tne wrden assisting ar Mesdames M. K. 44 j Anderson, Ralph Russell, Charles B. Hul- I mer, E. McEaehron. O. A. Scott. S. K. Spauldlng, T. W. Merrill, T. L. Travis, R. A. McEaehron, Pope, S. F. Miller, Harry Hersog and Guy Baker. i' si 14 .100 No. - A. 3 Idaho lambs 70 204 Idaho lambs r. 73 ltg Montana Umbs , , 7 14 Montana laniba 1 ST 119 Montsna lambs ................ 06 l"X Montaaa lambs (6 14 Vlontana laml'S -. 67 t'l Montsna litinhs ................ 67 1) Montana feeder ewaa M Jji Xontana feeder owes M lill fed lambs SO 1'iS fed lambs 73 a mii ta 15 led lamba l'U 11 fed ewes 114 H ted yearlings t W 43 red lamha 31 14 fed Umbs tt IM fed ewe 64 4-1 fel latnb e. 73 Li Wyomlag wa t 116 4 per cent; closing offered at 4 per cent. tw ti il.vkh Bar. KStd aroennen v.a ., as rM Am. Cn4laa Oil Am. Smtltlag ., pit Amrrlcsa Suxar j AtohlBM ... ,a 1 Betklehaal 310 60; I (,kin, Trsn.it tea cho,e. Sll.UU: P.O. I. S.-.W0 iv.w, itntliu i ciiio iiaoir 5i; ..No. 3. .OOji j.00. Choice Ontral Utmxttt ' . . 1 . 1 .. IiAU, Mrt 1 I m aland, iw.w; Mum rmm, vi". ':,";.,;: L. V $uuo.60; No. t 3i.00.o(i; No. M, .w loth Choloa lowland. $.; No. 1. V UW 3 00" No. Z, KW'tfiwi co. i.vu-" Ktraw: Cholc wheat. 36.60; choir oat or eU. - tS.0ttu.i0.. Alfalfa: . Choice pea- green, line p rai No. 1. $11 00& 13.00: No. $, $ 604JPJ-&0- Dry, Good Market. NEW TORK. Dec. ll.-DRT OOOD8-Wool-strong and active. WW, sheetings prtced on a basis of tic for 10-4 goods. Yams easy. Cottoa goods generail quiet. More business was don In aUk meana llne ' ' Evaporate Apples aai Dried rralta . NEW TORlf. Dec. 11. EVAPORATED APPl-PH Hleady. ' Dttlkil Klll-'ITS Prunes, firm. Apri cots sUl'ly-' I'fcsxlias. firm. Raiaius. quiet. ' , " v. Prevalllaa-. Optlmtssa Strengthened by Easier Meaey. NEW YORK, Teo. 11. Dun's review tomorrow will say: '''.' , . , , That there is Improvement In trade Is made clear in the reports from, all parts of th country, though ths Improvement is slow ana Irregular and the gain al ready attained inoplre confidence In fur ther expansion, with the advent of the new year. The prevailing optimist la strengthened by -easier money and th notable improvement In th financial positions also by the fact that while the present volume of business ta much less than last year the corner has been turned, an-1 the trend Is now toward bet ter conditions. . Bank exchanges for the week Were $2,. 377.722,164. again! $2,7'J7.417,T?4 in the rame week list year, and lT2v;,r'4.61 In lli Failure In ths United States this week numbered 461 against 420 last year; In Canada seventy-nine, against ' forty-six last year. Wheat exports - Were 7,034,600 bushels, against 6.0U.683 last year. . ( CLOSING PRICES - OK STOCKS Exekasg Coaasnlttee Isaaes List $ - Iteer York. NEW YORK. ' Dee, 11. Following ar th closing prices as Issued by th Stock exehar.ee corara',,w" ' Aetal. Coaeer A14 Narrseter M Am. Beet 8usar.... IS K. O. SeMhsra.... ?0H .. is Lunitn ..1W44 .. tilt Me.. Pseltls 10Vt ..'. Nilon Ltes 4S4 .. 634 N. T. f'emrxl S3 .,44 Kew Hlvea ll4 ..IM Norrolk A W,. tt .. 11 ertlwro rrlne ... M .. 40nratrla W t .. 4S "settle Msll 90 ..IM rpn"yi,oi ios4 KS4 eople s Uu lli OMAHA HEADQUARTERS FOR MANUFACTURERS' CENSUS - Omaha will be the headquarters for this part of the country In the national cert sua . of manufacturers, to be taken by the gov ernment next year. If efforts of Commis sioner Robert H. Manley of the Commer cial club prove successful. He Is now In Washington, D. C, and one of the mat ters h is looking after Is ths landing of the factory census midwest headquarters for this city, ' ' Tbs census In question Is an Important one, and Is taken periodically by th gov-, ernment, for use by the Department of Commerce and Labor. Omaha's choice as headquarters for the census canvassers' In this part ot th country would be a recognition ot this city as a . leading manufacturing center. . leafy. tnixwna.M 3, $10.6t(Tll.6v; Na- Pe. 30 $ 30 $15 t 16 a )6 $ 15 $ 16 $ 16 4 60 4 fc- $ 60 $ V 7 33 8 r I 4-1 L tlaak t'learlawa. 4 35 j OMAHA. Dee. It Rank clearings for $ 4 ' Omaha today were $tl6.ta0 S3 and for th I It corresponding say laat year. $i.W0.1n0 a. A Ohio.. Bt. Paul Colorado Ful .. Pen,ee- Brie lat M Gwural Klwtrl laUr.-kfel. . 41 Raiding ... 44V, Hock Uland .. ... l'aioa l-mflnc ... 4 " t ... 14 t?tah Cop par .. ...117 .alarm oil ... Uli Texas Oil .... .US', .11614 . 71 .. 4714 ,. XT STRANGER GETS PURSE FROM .VISITOR IN SALOON Charles Rohrbacker of Fort Collins, Colo., reports - to the polios that ' a stranger whom he met In a saloon at Thirteenth and Dodge streets robbed him of a purs containing $23. 7 Stock for Sale An omaha corporation In active busi ness for twenty year off erg for sal fifty aha rex guaranteed seven par osat preferred stock redeemed from former waara Nn arenta. Will sell direct. A 1ST 43ar of Be. v ifSS 3. Y. ; Exclmngd Opons Dec. 12 OUR OFFICE AT 315 SOUTH 16th STREET OPENS SATURDAY LOGAN L BRYAN ; Phone Douglas 3305