Nebraska Newspapers

    TnT, RKK: OMAHA, THURSDAY. PKCEMHKR 17. l'JU.
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SWArrETI S X)LUIX
EXCELLENT FIANO Pwap for Ylctrolu
and records. Mut be a t'p-notli nw
rhlne and have a large bunch of rececls,
tf you expect an even enrhango. will
take FMIson machine wme way. No
Junk and NOTHING HUT DISK ma
china wanted. Will take rood rifle or
repeating shotgun to help maka up the
difference In value. Address S. C. .Y.2,
Pee.
1x7 ORA eXKX newspaper camera, win
II Plata holdera, carrying can tof
eamara and cerry1ng case for plat hold,
era. The outfit In good condition and a
big bargain for the lot at 1110. Address
S. C. JU
ts.rt") equity In brick flnt for land.
12.0..0 equity in 7-r., modern house for
rottsge. land or auto.
11.600 clear h land for cottage, or what
have you for any of the above?
106 MrOigue Pldg.. Omaha. Neb.
HAMILTON PIANO AND OTHER COL
LATERAL, for Virginia land or land
In aouthern Indiana, or for lot well lo
cated In Omaha. Kansas City. Indian
spoils or Cleveland. WILL- PAT DIF
FERENCE. NO WESTERN 8TCFF
WANTED. Please give beet description
you can In first li tter tn eave correspond
en re, also logal description. I am buying
for myself. Address 8. C. ST. Bee.
INTERNATIONAL, CORUESPOND
ENCE SCHOOL Building, Superintend
ing and Construction Rooks, five volumes.
Will awap for repeating shotgun, repeat
ing rifle, automatic revolver or high
power Marlln or Winchester, or what
have your Also Estimating Rooks, an
elegant set oX Drafting and Mechanical
Books. pwP any or all the above for
large desk, 00 Inches or larger. Address
a C. 3K3. Bee.
ROU HKXT
llee.ee and Uttiafi.
At.t. sties. II per month up. W7 rax ton.
Ko R RENT.- JC4 "fii" "sT $
rooms, nearly new, Inrge living room.
1M2S feet, nicely d.-conted and thoroughly
mixlern. O. 8. Era In. D r(U. or H. 0.
nr.xi. F.STATK
FtHM A RAM II 1.8.MH FOR ..!..
El.KflANT S-room, modern bvlck apart
ment; newly decorated; M per month,
M South tth St.
Cottage, XH4 Inton St., gas. electrlo
light, water, toilet. 15 jr month.
Frame Tut, US P. 29th St.. newly
decorated. $.m per month.
J. 0. 1SII, 11XECUT0U.
Toa P. 31st Ave 'Phone Harney 248
1'esee.
ron SALE-Te does an estate; too
acres In Rio Orande valley. 4 mllea
frcm Mercedes. Texas. All m,ler cultl
valion. For price and terms write The
Minnesota Land Trust Co., Mar
quette Ave, Minneapolis. Minn
KINK rwoms, tmvWn. lil Burt; t room a
new, modern. ts& Parker: eight rooms,
niodvrn except best, 2127 Douglas; four
rooms, mod. c heat. 124 N. ZM. P. 1,V8
T-ROOM, mod. house, oak finish down
stair, located JStO North 14th Ave.
lcy iwj ioiniop. t'nnne wen. jjd.
NINE rooms, steam heat, thermostat, 1216
nun ci. i'ouk.hs nv-iv
I Inn ana ,n sdl parte of the city.
tiding.
FOR RENT Modern l-room house. 806
8. 8"th Ave. Inquire T. J. O'Brien,
Kenshaw Hotel. Harney 14. Douglas 1116.
7-R. house, mod., suitable for two faro-
llleg. uouglaa
Van and Stor
age Co. Large
van, I men, $1 .V)
11.25 per nr. 1713
LATHB, automobile, Regina muslo
cabinet, phonograph, revolving dupli
cator. 100 gallons guaranteed puncture
wnai, cuinon moving picture oumi, lenis,
dental chairs, 100 Ford car radius rods,
piano. wui Diuiara raDie, gas engine,
typewriter, camera, electrlo motor, auto
truck. Jewelry, printing material, land,
utw supplies. Urea. Make offers. S. C
H, Bee
LEATHER davenport; excoange for
dresser. Phone Harney KW.
MOVING PICTURE MACHINE Edison
motion picture macnine. equipped with
gas-making plant, and six reals of film
(or sale or trade. 8. C. 138, Be.
MTO BELL BOTTOM JACKS 2x14 In.
high, one lxls In. high, alao U rollers,
CxSi In., ftr; all In first-class order; roll
ere painted and not crushed, hut kept dry.
Kwap for a good Marlln K-W rifle up to
tg value I value lacks at 12.60 each and
yollera n oenta Swap for anything: I can
jttae. Ad drew B, C, 84, Bee.
WEW f3Kw piano. Will exchange for a
diamond. Will give even deal for 1 kL
or larger. Address S. C A Bee.
fcFFlCE ' DE8K--WU1 buy some good
econd-hand desks; must be cheap for
Address 8. C 9. nee-
east
6Ti
Chickens and bores and buggy or auto.
Address 8. C W7. Bee.
tAJNTlNO CONTRACTOR wlU swap
painting for an auto, not too high
priced Want car for my own use. Ad-
Brese B. C. 7, Bee.
rROTECTOQRAPH Same as new. the
best check protector In the market;
tanks use it; cost $30; aeU for $ cash.
or will swap It and a piano In eaoellent
thape for a good located lot or money:
t most have water, sewer, gas and
.walks and priced right: rive legal de
scription In first letter; don't answer un
less you are willing to accept trade as
Ktven. ao aress p. j. aoi, dot
IlANO IN GOOD ORDER AND CASH
In four months for a good building lot;
tnust have water, sewer, gas and perma
nent walks In and paid for and be well
located In a salable district. Give lot and
block number and your best price In first
letter and don't answer unless you will
take a piano. No J1.0O0 lots wanted. No
wildcat or suburban junk wanted, but a
Kood, well located and priced rlghtlot. I
want to build home for myself. Or will
swap piano for good equity, any old way
If lot Is good. Address S. C. 8e0. Bee.
PLATER MUSIC Have an extensive
library of new ES-note muslo for player
pianos, will sell half price or trade for
Vlctrola, Underwood typewriter, Kood
typewriter desk. or. in fact, anything I
can use. What have youT Address 8. C,
?A. Bee.
ROADSTER Will trade roadster In very
good condition In part payment on Dun
dee lot. 8. C. V. Bee.
KKCORDS 200 two and four-minute
phonograph records, cheap -or for any-
nlng I can use B. C. 1083. Bee.
thing
STRUCTO- OUTFIT Two-dollar
Ktructo"' eutfit to exchange ior siea
or skates. . u. . pw.
SIGNS, showcards. Clark Bon. P. 137a.
. . - ... it-' in.- xrw tn . i 1 , nf ron
dliion. Used less than four months.
Will trade for anything of equal value,
or what cuh offer will you make? Ad
dress B. C. 400, Bee.
TYPEWRITER Late mod-l Visible
standard typewriter. In perfect shape:
(60; or will trade for anything of equal
vaiue i can use, huhitw p. .
WATCH, ETC. One 17-Jewel Uver case
watcn. A J; one puncning uas, !
wall; one good as new postcard machine,
with lamp. Shotgun, violin or automatic
revolver preferred, or what have you. Ad-
WOOD PIX5WPLAIN AND IVOR JOHN
' SON REVOLVER cel., both In good
shape. Will swap for a kodak or .22 Btoy
ens repeating rifle or Marlln rifle. Mlsht
give a little to boot If your stuff la bet
ter than mine. n"n p. v.. a.
WHAT have you In realty to exchange
ul Describe fuUy. . Address 8. C,
FOB RENT
Awatrtaaeata ui FTats.
The Knickerbocker
OMAHA'S FINEST APT. HOUSE.
Hth and Jones Sts. One seven-room
SMTVnvUfc . Jl I ......
JD JOHNS iON Harney 715. or PATNB
A riLATiK LWUH'M i"i.
CO DEN ANNEX, Council Bluffs, 'oorns
with kltcnenetie. sisam nu ruu .
BT. GEORGE apartments, located in ae-
1 n;.. C.rn.rn Mllditnca district!
one ft-room suite for rent; beat, water.
Janitor service, rnom
i-R modern flat, tm S. 24th; I hone
Harney 4TU.
GordonVanCo. St
tl N. 11th tit Phone U M or Wsb. 13a3.
ctRMta PARK Coav fc-room apartments,
all modem: t-0 rent, free for Decem
ber Web. H4Z.
Warm Comfort
CHOICE STEAM-HEATED HOMES
STANDARD FLATS.
Full noim, 6 large rooms, fine deco
rations. FREE HUT VY A 1 l.n, janitor,
good location, close In.
AT HALS' OTHERS ASK.
Bummer to
Winter. STKAM-HKATKI) .. W to U
KOTHINQ COMPARES WITH THEM.
Delay not s-e thni. Rferpntes.
T. J. HOOK, ll'Jl N. lhTll ST. '
Maggard's
'er nr.; dray, I men,
Vebster. Doug. 14(4.
i.e.. RppH sa
J ' ..ww. 1217 Farnsm. 1)
Co..
packing A
moving
storsK
bTEAM heat, all modern, I-roora house;
aiso -room liat. ZM No. mm.
Globe Van&Storage
eiores, moves, pacas, snips; s-horae van
d I men, ti ts per nr.; storage U per
uo Batlsfsctory guar. D. 433$ & Ty. am
FOB KENT
We have a complete list of all house
apartments and flats that are for rent.
This list can be seen free of charge al
Omaha Van Storage Co. u S. loth 8U
t-R. mod. house, H block from car, oak
finish, fire places. wal. Z1M,
JTIVE-ROOM alt modern cottage, nice
shape, larg lot, good neighborhood,
t26 N. Wth.. Phone Weheter 1f.if.
-ROOM, all modern: furnace, electric
llgnt. Z6U IM. Mh ML SX2.M.
Fidelity Storage Co
Storage, moving.
lth ds Jackson Sts.
packing ana shipping.
Fhone Dougiaa us.
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT
S-room. very modern, south front, big
lot, square style, H blk. Farnam Una,
t rooms and hall, full t-story. nearly
new, east front, I blk. Mth line, 127.60.
AND BOMB NEW BRICK FLATS
CLOSH) IN.
O' Keefe Real Estate Co.,
101 Omaha Nat'l. Douglas 27111.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Strlctlv modern and unlo-d&tA i-ronm
house, with 3 bath rooms, hot water heat
and every convenience, in the best part
of the West Farnam district. $6S per
month. Owner will give long lease If desired.
Seven rooms, sleeping norch and aun
room, new and desirable, exceptionally
fine view, quiet neighborhood, M or fc6,
with garage.
Seven rooms and halL strictly modern,
hardwood finish In first story, a bed
rooms upstairs, one bed room or den and
bath on first lloor, $30. This house fronts
on paved street and boulevard, 24
v.u..M limn zmr line.
Five-room cottnge, 4 block from the
Harney fet. car line, 110.
Five-room St. Louis brick flat, close
in, am
J. H. DTTMONT rn
1601 Farnam St. Phone Doug. r
WAXTKD TO BUY
OFC1CK luruiiwm buugut auu sold. J.
v;. weeq, iwi sarnam. uuug. i4a.
WE BUV M-nanu ciu'iiea 141 N. mtu
tUGHlXI sed pianos. VVebster IT7m
UEAIi ESTATE.
FARM A MANC44 LAAUI COB IALB
CsUlforalaw
HOW would ' you like to have twenty
acres in Calliornlu., ail in aitalfa, tnal
wiu uigaucs you i,ow yeany. we nave
just sucn a place, near aacramonto, tnat
can oe oougnt riant ana on very eay
icruu.
W, T. SMITH CO..
X. 2S1S. Ull cay Nauonal Bank.
Celori4iv.
i coxjOnA-iX).
160 acres at toil LOulm. Price. 130 000
Crop yloid m, H.uuw. Vaiuau.e wtrr
nab is. tvoilu tia.vM; fiO.MM vvorlu coulu
ne uisiioaeu 01, as place cairics mute
uian uuuuie actual waier rwius nuua-
suiy ior larmuia. Pibpvrty iacea Aart-
ouiiurai coiicae grounua, tuid ri uiay
ue soia in live ana luu-aore tracts lor
4am to um per acre, oeveu-rooin iiuuae;
t.rst story coomeauine cuucrvie. New
oain, cost i,jmu. wld nold iU head noiaua,
U covos, nan, grain, etc. A neve.-laiUutf.
neterireeiuug slieaun ilos tniouan iu
proiriy. .o puniiiiug oi water ior s.oca
on tms iann an uuurtaui item, iwu
aooa ciiicaen nouses. Oii.Lu.ry caoaciiy.
two caaioaus corn, uoou anva lur
cnlntiy. 'icuaiits house and otuer oui
Uuiiumgs. biteep conai cayacuy, ' ijoto
iieau. cine a,pie orxmaru. inn lanu
is an laeai one ana a aranu pmce ior
ralsiug aeeae, ducks. tur&eys ana
cdickkus. An excepuunal piae ior win
ter leualng lamus aud u.s, a moat
profitable teaLure. 'terms favoraolu.
uvtiitr is reuiii on acouut oi age. x
al. fougue, AXchg. iuig., untr, oio.
Wlmns,
Upper Wisconsin
Rest dairy and general crop stale In the
union; settlers wanted; lands for sale at
low irlee, on easy terms. Ask for book
let at on tVisconsin Central 1-and Grant
KtaU acres wanted. Write about our
grasing lands If Interested In fruit lands,
ask fop booklet on Apple Orchards la
Wisconsin. Address Land Dept. Go
l.in Kv Minneapolis. Minn.
Mlserllaaeone.
WB guarantee bsrsalna In stock farms
and ranches. Write Willis Cadwell
Broken How. Neb. The bargain Man.
RKAli KSTATR WANTED
HAVE YOU A FIRST-CLASS
FARM FOR SALE?
We have a client who hue ty In
long-time per cent municipal bonds that
he will exchange for a farm at Us spot
cash value.
FAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
Land Prcctallsts.
Ware Block, Omaha.
WANT good farm or Income iltv prop
erty for a legitimate business that will
pay a ruet.er S2,oiK) to jr00 annually.
lcst'rll what yon have. Address 8. C.
I!2. Re.
1 VV'il.L pay cash for desirable building
iwi ii n rvm snai. ii nee,
OENERAL housework, city, country,
Stat w&irea amal) ftimllv A(laraa 12
t77. Bee.
REAL ESTATK FOIt EXCHANGE
A HOME IN THE CITY 19 A HOME
TO SUPPORT; A FARM HOME
13 A HOME THAT SUP
PORTS YOU.
Exchange that city residence of votirs
for a nice Irrlgnted SO-acre fuim In the
Scott's Rluff country. Then you will
watch the increase In the price of food
stuffs with delight and not with dismay.
Celling hogs brats buying pork all to
pieces.
Come In and let us fix up a deal of this
kind for you.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Land Specialists,
Ware Block, Omaha.
FARMERS ARE STUDYING
AUTO CATALOGS
While the city man Is crying about
about the high cost of living, get Into the
arlstocratlo class by exchanging your un
productive city home for a money making
Irrigated farm, that will give you a steady
Job working for yourself. We have Just
what you want.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Land Specialists,
Ware Block. Omaha.
FINELY built, brand new and strlotly
modern two-story dwelling In the Field
club district. Everything first class.
Built by day lnbor. Inrge living room and
dining room, also fine kitchen downstair.
Three dandy bedrooms and nice large
Sleeping porch, alao complete bath room
with tile floor upstairs. Owner would
take good, clear Omaha cottage In as
part payment.
BTOTT HILL COMPANY.
306-7-J McCague Rldg. Douglas 10.
REAL ESTATK LOANS
FARMERS Do you need money T We ne
gotiate for 1 arm loans, i years st per
eent and 10 years at 6 per cent, dealing
direct with borrower; ZVt per cent straight
commlsalon; correspondence solicited. Re
liable agents wanted. Security Farm
Ixans Assn., 30 N. Dearborn tit., Chicago,
I1U o
CITY and farm loans. 5, 5V, i per cent.
I. H. Dumont ft Co.. lam Farnam. Omaha.
WANTKD City loans. Peters Trust Co.
OMAHA homes. Kaat Nebraska fauns.
O" KEEKS REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha Natl. Douglas 271 J.
WTD Karra loans Kluke Inv.l o. omahe
tluo to ai'J.uuO made promptly. F. D. vVead,
Wead Bldg., iftth and Farnam Hta.
OARV1N BROS Loans, a.00 and uo,
UAUViiM UttUO Omaha Natl Rank,
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith ai Co. 120 Farnam.
CITY property. Large loans a specially.
w. fit i nomas. jk mate Bang mag.
WONKY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City Natl. Hank Hldg.
6
riTV TsiAva i' ii r.rik... i-
0 tlo-312 Hranueis Theater Hid. "'
BEB us first If you want a farm loan.
United Slates Irust Co.. Omaba. Neb.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
At I saw r t.
DAIRY farm, .iu acres, aiijoiiilng county
seat. LluO; luO acres unuer plow; fe acres
growing uet, i good nouses auu 4 good
uaxoa; slid, auod wen and spriii; ait up
to uaie. feu route esiaoiisueu. Mouse
about h niae court house. sT.ce faa, Ad
araa x Mo, lie.
FOR SALe. too acres choice N. W. Mis
souri corn land: well improved; easy
teinia. Adaress Y 311, Bee.
KKNTtiid and uumeseekers use yeui
Carey right and secure a Montana farm
now. to you reaune that farm products
Will command extremely higu prices dur
ing the next few years This is your op
pot tunny to get suu led on a farm of youi
own. Tiie Vauer lands produce from dl
to ti busnels wneal, Wl to luu of oau, to to
JO bushels bariey, 4 to ( tons aiiaifa pei
acre, lt ua send you booklet and leu
yuu how easy it is to gel started. VaXei
Farm bales Company, box i, Vatier,
stunt.
WARM. STEAM HKATED APART
WENT. l-room, S-room, m. and S-r. apart
rnents, lo. with all conveniences, in up-to-date
apartment house. Fine location;
iiot tar out. These are choice apartments,
i'hone office for appointment.
BCOTT A HI I.I. CO.,
Douglas
Heard a ad Haitiai,
8 19th. si Exc. board, clean rooms.
FaraUhed Kvoag,
FPRM rooms by day or wk.: modern,
steam heat; tl.M up. !U7 B. 17. D.
Fl'lt.N l.-iH KL" room for mut. iwu reiaa
ton university Htmne nongiaa 72S1.
IS S. SSTll Furn siiad rooius. private
family. Harney w.
MOD fura. rooms in private home, suit
able for two people. Wal. AMI Cum.
Fl'K.liSiiED KuOll, beal.U. uU NurUl
list Ave.
miDiuN HOTEL. Cuuncll Hiulf
heated rooms. K per week. Pli
stra-n
Flione Hut.
- raise. ed lleaaekeeplasT Hosae.
FARNAM. 2822, twi nicely furnished
steam heated housekeeping rooms.
N. 'Mlh Ht. two steam heatnl. fur
nished room a Modurn convenitincea l.ii
per month. Adults only.
HXrll mmm torlMiu,
CALIFORNIA Hotel let a aad Cairornta.
Weekiy rates B2 ana iwof as 7 Jit.
XXjUOS HOTEL- Modern. Rs
aals
Nebraska.
FOR SALE M acrea adjoining city of
MlnoVn. Kearney Co., Nell. ; snort walk
to business center; all in alfalia, fine for
a suburban home or sulidivislon. Wilt
give terms to responsible party. Pric-,
M per acre. Address Urr L. A. fmlili.
Keliam Ave.. Uos Angeleg. t:ai.
Foil si ALE ISO acres half m.Te Alma,
NVb.; 70 acrea in cultivation: Ian
wheat, runnini,' water; timber, I3.&U0 im
provements. Fine dairy ranch quarter at
V.aO. or will take .o tor quarter; st.suO
mortgage; must be sold by Jan. 1 to close
partnership. Box 35, Alma. Neb.
One-Half Acre
Five Rooms
$1,600 .
Not far out on West Leavenworth. Two
blocks to car line, light on top of the
hill, surrounded by houses costing up to
H,6o0. $300 cash, balance monthly,
.Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 1S3C State Bank Bldg.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Almost Complete. Chung in Market
Condition of Monday.
FARMERS REDUCE OFFERINGS
tloldlaca la K eases Are Heine? Held
for More Meaey lleevy f tear
aaeee e( Rreadstaffs Re
ported frs Keaboard.
OMAHA, Dec. . 114.
There was an almost roinlcle change
"ondlllons yesterday iroin those of
Motula., . as strc.Kin and more activity
was In evidence. Those who put out short
lines on a tchnlrsllty the good Increase
in the Mi.il. le swpi.lv of wheat Mondav.
and who boileen th:it the bears rr
sgnln In control because or these added
supplies, changed their minds and bought
freely hs the price of the lHvember wo
marked up Irom lite bottom mil Mnv
aim July each advanced iv,c. The buying
power ass the result of additional re
Ports of heavy takings of wheat late
.Monday, the sales amounting to oer
l.iHM,i(H) bushels, and the continued big
i-ash business yesterday, when fully fo.-
bushels more were reported sold to
go out via the Ouli and an additional
l.UHt.oiHi bushels Intended to clear via At
lantic coan ports.
Won! comes from Kansas, where ths
larser part of the casli wheat Is now
held, that farmers have reduced their of
ferings and that they are agnln asklnit
for further Pronounced advances for IIumi'
a heat. In the northwest the offerings
continue to decrease and this condition
Is to he found also In Pansds. As a result
of the tighten ng of this grip of farmers
on grain tnere were only l.Wl.tW bushels
of wheat received at primer? markets
yesterday, compared with l.K,l,On0 bushels
last week and . hualie a last year.
Clearances of breadstuffs from the
seaboard yesterday were l.ifcVtofl bush
els. It Is believed that the fact that the
young plant Is unprotected now, and
with tern weather. It la a bull factor.
Advances were shown of ic tn Sc In
com, with the strengthening of prices
on short covering, together with an Im
proved eviort business, 1&0,0"n bushels
being taken for foreign shipment at Chi
cago out of ;:.niO bushels sold. ,
Oats were higher and the trade was
somewhat hotter.
Provisions closed strong and fraction
ally higher all around anil the trade was
larger.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal to M?,0H) bushels; corn, .( H) bushels;
oats, lin.OH) bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged on whest.
Primary wheat receipts were l.tWt.ono
bushi'ls unci shipments l.IM.iKKl bushels
sgHlnst receipts of ws.miu bushels and
shipments of 4IS.fsX bushels last yenr.
Primary corn receipts were l.tlM.'Xm
bushels and shipments 2M.0nO bushels,
against receipts of X.UR.On) bushels and
shipments of BW.flnO bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were l,lf.R,.no
bushels and shipments 7W,rti0 bushels,
against receipts of MH.nno bushels and
shipments of kl.l.dio bushels last year.
CARI5T RECEIPTH.
Wheat. Corn, tints.
Chicago Wd m
Minneapolis 314
Duluth 7fi
Omaha 21 2.t 7
Kanssa City 7u in 7
8t. 1,1'iils M ih 2d
Winnipeg 133
Theso sales were reported: Wheat
No. 'I hard winter: a cars, 11.11. No.
3 hsrd winter: S cars, II. US: J cars,
II. im; 4 cars. 11.11; 1 tar, $1.10. No.
4 hard winter: 1 car, I1.10S; 1 car. 11.10.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, $1.11. No. 4 mixed:
1 car. 11.10. No. 4 spring 1 car, S1.V4.
No. K mixed durum: 1 car, tl.22'4. No.
4 mixed durum: 1 car, 11.20. Rye No.
2: 2 cars, I1.U3. No. 8: IV cars. 1.0!!'4;
H car, 11.1124. Corn No. I white: 2 ci.-s,
61c. No. 3 white? 1 car, Blc; 1 car, Mc.
No. 3 yellow: I cars, 604c. No. i yel
low: 7 cars, flOc; i oars, OOWc. No. 1
mixed: t car, 6fc. No. I mixed: 1 cars,
rSc No. 3 mixed: 1 cars, G!4e. No.
4 mixed: t rars. U4c. No. I mixed: 1
car, M4c No. mixed: H car, fMc. Osts
standard: 1 car, 4fta. No. i whits;
cars. 4fV. N.. 4 white: t csr. 4HC; I
car. 4V. No grade: I rata, 4lvc
tmsliH Cash I i Ices hst : No. t hanl.
IllUMl.'H; No ,t hnrd, ll.KMil.ll; No 4
hard. II nllni. No. 1 spring. l I10i
I 12; No. i spiing, llllMill No 4
spring. II Oil H. No. 3 durum, II
127; No. durum, II vti I X Com: No.
1 white. iiltiM,c; No. t white, Mmc;
No S white, hvv1v No. 4 white, J
fo: No. t white. arMWOSc: No. white,
fiN'0V; No. I yellow. vtiv,e: No.
yellow, uwuc; No, S allow. 0lc;
No. 4 yellow, Mti-Je; No. I yellow, Hlf
c; No. yellow, MiMVv; No. I mixed,
fc!tir: No. I mixed, fV'"'''"':. No.
mixed. WKff.'itfc ; No. 4 mixed, f.1' uf-V;
No. t mixed, Ii .W-; No. mixed. KM'!',
tiats: No. t white. VV'Mf-V. standaril,
4.'tre"t4c; No ;l white, 44 ff Ifv.-; No 4
white. 44VH4SC. Parley: Malting. MT
7ic; No 1 fee.1. lUMi'iSr, Rye: No. i, 1.03
4H.03: No. X Ii OJu icm.
rillt-tiO 4.R A1N AMI rROVIIOXB
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Very Slow and Tendency U
Sharply Lower.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
REAL ESTATK WEST SIDE
$600 CASH,
balance l per month, for a modern up-to-date
dwelling of I rooms, located In
one of Omaha's best residence sections.
We will price this right.
W. T. 8MITH CO.,
lilt City National Rank.
INVESTMENT
Kastern estate must close out at once.
w feet on Iavenworth street, near 22d.
Three ten room houses. Price 7,&u0, but
must be sold. Submit offers at onoe.
The Byron Reed Co.
Fea tares nf he Trading aad I losing
Prices ew Board at Trade.
CiriCAOO, lec. 1. l'ncrtslnty as to
what etfect the Oerman naval raid might
hae on the demand for export shipments
to timet Itrltnln led to some selling to.
day by tiervoua holder of wheat. In
ronseiiuonce. the market, although steady
at the clase, was So to o under last
night. Hoth corn and oats finished V. to
tii'Vc down. The outcome In provl-lons
was Irregular, varying from lie decline
to a rise of "tyo.
Notwithstanding that representstlvea of
seaboard exporters were rcadv Inner of
wheat during the decline, prices for the
most part tended downward, barring a
little show of strength at the staii. Pes
simists argued that even If the Herman
squadron waa Immediately captured or
destroyed, the fact had been demon-
1- i...i ..... .... .. .. ....
,,.i umer similar expeditions by
. nmn" w,,r not Impossible ami
...i in. mrncuuy of obtaining a suf-
'Phone Doug. 297.
21i 8. 17th Ht.
fK)WNT0WX INVESTMENT
vTwo-story brick building and lot SOxl32
trackage available; very easily converted
for wliolessle purposes or for downtown
garage Price only $16,000; a small pay
ment will handle It.
0. a. CARLBERG,
312 Brandels Theater Bldg. o
REAL ESTATF M ISCTXLA N KOl'8
REAL ESTATE NORTH RIDE
Pr e i $3,250
$300to5C0mCash
Good8-Room House
and Garage
K18 Orant St., modern and In fine con
dition: 4 rooms on first floor and 4 rooms
and bath on second floor; a0x!27 ft., en
tirely fenced with lion fence, south front,
convenient to good car line. Garage Is
large enough for 1 cars, has cement lloor,
also sewer and water connections. This
is an actual bargain and you will be
wasting no time by investigating. Bal
ance on easy monthly payments.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
SHERMAN COUNTY FARM.
0 acres, 4 miles from Litchfield, Neb.;
all tillable, 20 acrea in alfalfa, 0 acres in
fall wheat; S-room house, good barn, corn
crib, hog shed and other necessary out
bulldlngs. Price IW per acre; can gWe
good terms
THB VOOEl. REALTY ACENCT,
1015-ls W O. W. Bldg Omeha. Neb.
FOR TIIE MAN OF
MODERATE MEANS
-$3,250
Buys s-room bungalow, every modern
convenience and several built-in features.
;w..er Is ready sacrificing at this price:
XTiOO down, oeience use rem, nw juiuniw
Park.
GALLAGHER & NELSON,
D. 1282. 614 Brandels Bldg. o
FOR UALkV Best Urge body hiab-giade
medlam-prlced land in Nebraska; very
little money required. C. bradiey, Wol
bech. Neb. o.
40-ACHE HOME.
miles west of city limits of Omaha;
Isnd lays gently rolling; i acres alfalfa,
about 1 acrea pasture and about one acre
in grapes, balance la cultivation; new -room
bouse and other good improve
ments. Price, K'25 per acre.
C. R. COMBS,
MS Brandels Theater Bitig. Doug. mi.
(iW'TKiS Kimball Co. Oross. I101 Paul.
HTOtrK RANCH TOR rlALK.
IMPROVED m-acre ranch In Hooker
county, Nebrasaa. fifty acres under
cultivation, all good hay and grasing
Un.i. obliged to sell at once aad have
mda price to ooaae it an Induuement
H rue for full deauriptlcn if you want a
plaue that caa be deveiuped Into twice
the pruie aaaed for It- John lyBrtra.
REAL EHTATE WEST SIDE
19 Blocks West of
Postoffice
Close to very best locality. 43x122; only
tAOO; 110 now and II per ween. If you pay
cash 6 per cent off and we'll build.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
1011 Omaha Nat'l. Phone Doug. as HIS.
I Am Forced to Sell
a new five-room, all modern
house recently purchased by
me. This bouse Is located in the
VVeat karnaja district, oae block
fsora Leavenworth ear aad four
blocks truss Varaanx Oeut
finish downstairs, white enamel
baLa. eleepwg porch, heaiicful
lawsv You ca buy that hums
ax a bta; sacrtflc.
Adsrusa. M Zi. Bee. er afhsr
4J aa. hatne) Wahataw .
$10,000 Home
For Sale at a
Sacrifice
A strictly modern up-to-date -room
house, with hardwood finish, hardwood
floors snd every convenience; lot 60x1X1
t . W - . .1 ah.iihh.nr
We are not authorised to advertise the
location or price of this home, but rf you
Went a bargain you oan get it. We are
prepared to sell this property at very
much less than it Is worth. Hee us
yroinjjuy ix you h.iii wrinin.
J. H. Dumont 3c Co.
1MR Farnam St.
Douglas ASM.
$100 Cash
Balance $20 Month
Buys a good S-room all modern home,
y, block from car. on paved street, pav
ing all paid. Why pay rent to the other
man? Get busy quick, this is a winter
price.
Glover & Spain
Hft-ao City National. Pouglss X.
HWfXu BOUi-EVARO HOMifi.
Have you a piece of land you would
like to exchange for a beautiful 7-room
house en Omaha's finest boulevard. The
time to Investigate this proposition Is
low. Price ;,5c. Building and Lan
mortgage. 2 AI. Eniiltv. M Son.
PAINR INVESTMENT CtiMPANT,
Ware Block. Ioug. 1781.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Leaseholds Safe
Profitable Invest
ments in the
Business Center
No Re-Appraisements.
Full
Particulars From
George & Company
SOS City National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas TLA.
ABSTRACT OW TTTLH.
RJLK1J Asatrat C. eSdead aaetraet
ftcs a NesniMa sat r
KiUtsl Title teuareaiee aa4 iwussi
aearsec sum, sd a. utM ask
J.oaejlss eaaX
...... ,,,oiiy or ohtalnlng a suf
ficient amount of ocean tonnage for ship
menu from the United Plates would he
iZnUl ll?r.M,1r increased. The bears saw no
Inconsistency m also urging that a se.
the North Pert would likewise tend to
In, h '"" w'! ,Ui"tlr resiK.nsil.le
wLIt'. r,,,rn i'."n '"' trade In
ih . .'T1"1" Th hoev..r, that
chiefly the remi It of l l.n l'.,i..i
i r. r"'l"ally softened under the
nTh'of';,,,,!:,J'V;: f whrM- Throughout
nf uence r.- 5' """ruleless, the ruling
shin'":.' J" " ''"rr fro,"
for the sesl.osr.1. i .
Jt" " -filing W-iX S
principally from scattered longs.
Packera were ronaph houa buyers of
lard, ( ij the other hand, pork and ril.e
were sold owing to a disclosure of liberal
Increases here In warehouse slocks
Oram prices furnished by l.ogan .
Bryan, office ats South sixteenth street
Arllclel fpen.fl HMUow. I Close. VsTy
Iec. 1 IIMfU
May.lt fcr-et.
Corn I
iw..i!3i'g
May
Osts
Dec.
May.
Pork
.tan. .
May.
Lrfird
Jan..
May.
Ribs
.tun..
May.
4
it sr.
18 75
10 no
l my l it
1 iV 1 2J
i is;
l ::
A24
18 8,-)
10 07S
' 47
.'.iSMriMW
18 ? I 18 .10
18 7S-7BI II 77S
I I
io on ho or.
10 27HI 111 82H 10 IKttl 10 274
s r-7t io 00-02 g r. t 9714,
1 "ii
(W'i
UDVt
47T,
to
18 .V.
18 80
f 174
10 22V
10 0ft4
10 ao-Hj
I'l'TTKIl Steady ; creamery, 24W22e.
IHrTAToKW-hteariy; receipts. So rsrs;
Mlonlgand and Wlsronsln, r.d, JViHf:
.Ml"hlgap and Wlsconrln, white. nTrtiv.
POfl.THV-AUva. lower; springs 11
fowls, r,il1o; turkeys, pic.
KOOft-Unsettled; receipts, 8.7M cases
at mark, cases Included. 2.'if(e.T4c orli.
nary firsts. Xn2c; firsts. J5c
CIIICAUO UVH rilll K MtRKRT
Cattln Weak Hogs Aetl ve .heea
firm,
w UICA1" ner- 1 -ATTLB-Recelp..
it. head; market weak; native steers
7tW.M: western, W.OOIM: cow. ,"l
HOUH-llecelpts, 44.orn) head; market ne
I i"n1 WI0,1 nlh'r; bulk of ssles. I7.W
417.2T.; light. W.70r7.; mixed. D..KW7 r
rSMKIOH AND I.A MUS-flecelpts. 22,0uo
..ininri iirm; sneep, Jfi iii,,t&
yearlings. U.IMn.fo; lambs. Dl.Mm.im.
New York (General Market.
NEW YOMK, Dee. 1.-KU(JAII-Haw
steady; molasses, 8.24?; centrifugal, 8 Mo;
i.iii.,, it-wv, j , ruiKiHi, s.oic; cruried
f.6i.c; mould A, 6.30c; cuIms, 6.10"; XXXX
I.IiU'H.pmI R llOri ...H 1. ..I . 1 J . .
grsn.ilated, 4. ; diamond A, 4. m; con
fectioners A. 4 7ft.1 l N.' 1 J.i.
111 n.'.i ..-..i...J .. ,M . .
" ...... o.fif iiius;
creamery extras m score), 84fMic;
"H'j f'onue. 2firulW'y; process extrHs
oWt?te; ladles, current make, flrais sii
!'; seconds 22''.'2'V; packing etoca.
current mike No. 2, 2li21'c '
' '""I"". enses rresh
gathered extra fair. 4ffi4'io: seconds ,v
Wc; state. Pennsylvania and nearby 'hen
hery whites, fancy, 64fur; gathered
whites, uUU-; hennery browns i,uM--gathered
browns snd mixed colors. ,w4
CIIKKHK7 Irregular; retelpts. 2 078
lb'(llAi' gtt Jsfaa wart. .IA ,nli L, m ...
oialH, l.w ; it ii (a whole milk, fresh aversKo
wn IT:.1 :Zn'ylv1"lt "1 hennery.
'1 . V. i.nir TI.I'fMIOC.
P01;LTHV AllVM lr,..,,l...
chlckeSis. 12Hii:!r:' fowl, iritu! . . "
keys 17c. Dressed, firm; western ros.t
Ina chicken, ni. e...k .......
,r. - , ri, iuwis, i'bTS
liVxc; turkeys, l21c.
Wool Market.
a.DON,- n.- l-WOOL-The wo, I
auction sales closed today. About i0
bales Wr. nftmwA - - I ... . .
i, , v.""ortias were
In brisk demand, hut merinos again
",ur of the sales was
the setback In the price of merinos
ou"tln' t" 10 Pr cint for the flnelt
t-r vt,h ior interiors, rile to tt.e
absenoe of continental end American de
mand, together with the poor oimlliy of
many of the offerings, which have been
UJl? ,n ""rehouses on the continent
Te 5K7".n,",op t,l h'v, wllhdrawels
of 18.000 bales from the 76.UW hales offered
C romshreda were readily absorbed by the
home trade. Sllpee showed a ft per cent
advance, while others were nn'anI
leriesr" T W ,he Nvemlr
Fat eei qalek Sclera at Advaaee
f Fifteen to Tweaty-FI ve Cents
Fat I .a m Ha qaarter to
Forty lllaher.
POt'TIl OMAHA. I-ec. IS, Ull
tlecelnt. e ..r rs. t . l tins, ftheen.
Official Monday i.Ktl .i4 4.6
iiii'iai 1 ay 1 ;t;i ,".s
e-silmate Wednesday.. 8.f..l llfi .r-'
Th-re davs this week. l!.sO 24 n.?n
Same days last wek. . .14.WI 13,i ,7
.sm days I wka sso. ir.848 42.8.S .iv
"ame dat a 8 w ka Bsn..11 1 !h Sn.1 8fv7
Hams daya 4 wks ago.. I.4T7 ?0.4t4 ,
same davs last year...l4.JW 8.1.4M m
The following table sWows the reielpts
. rattle, hogs and sheep at ths South
Omaha live stock market for the y.ar to
date, as compared w ith 'last year:
tail Itim Pee.
Cattle (uiVliVl Ots.liU Tfl.T
Hn'S . 8.147. 2.4ttl.Ml .,.2,J
elhe.p a,O40M ,1M.fM8 H.M
The following table snows th eaverage
price for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the lnt few days, with
comparisons:
I14, 11(11. lll.llll. I10.1D.1
7 JM
1 ui
" "HI 1
"M'- 7 W I 74
"a T 4" 7 6?
71 7 4i 7 H
(78 f 84 T I11
711, J 4l 7 4
t
IH'Ur?) Tl
7 67
( l f 44 7 08
8 M f 44 ' M
6 Hl 7 4s 1 81
Wl',1 7 4" 7 1H
1 :r, 7 vi
7 74 7 :
7 4i.l
7 4i 7 00
TUtll OI
7 T0
88S
tl W
7 i'-As
w, 6 61
1 n-l ntti
100 11418)
041 7 81. 7 U
I Oil 1 l;i I OH ft T8
I t 181 08 I 81
Oil 1 I &
I H 7 l
8J 8 41 7 7 6 81
431 8 47 7 64 1
6 tl T UI 8 tJ I 41
01 7 4. . 8 8 t 48
7 W 8 I M
I 9T 8 W. I 41
I (si 7 & 6J
H j; 7 881 74
2f. 7 441 I t W
1.. 1 7 6 8 11 ft l
8 0i) 7 Mi 8 141 f. !
IJata. J
Nov. If.
Nov tu
Nov. 80)
1 'eo. I .
Iec. S.
I ec. I .
Wo. 1.
I'eu. 6.
Dec. ..
Deo. 7..
lee 8 .
Deo. .
l'ec. 10
Dec. 11.
Dec. Ii.
Ir II
Deo. 14
I -v. K
I eo. I
CATTI.IU Hecelpts were much lighter
inn yesterday, hut the total for the
three dins this week foots up lttMu head,
being the largest for any recent week
aim iBi-.-r l. .h.i a year h-i. by u,.0 be..u.
While the large recelnla at thla point
would naturally have a bearish influence
on Urn m.irket the overwhelming run at
Chicago and the demoralisation at that
ma.ket waa really the com rolling It. in.
eni'i. In the trade. I'l.icaao imiiSis yester
nsy reportei that marset as MuDNl.w
lower lor the week on the general run of
rattie with a good many unsold. Tlile
morning telegraphic adviiea Indicated a
St. I. further decline at that point and
buyers here naturally hrl.i off awaiting
later news tiefore transacting very much
business. The result was tnat the market
here was extremely slow from start to
lin.sh, with prices on practhaiiy all kinds
of rattle 1.1. owing a still lurtlter decline
as coin, a red with yesterday.
SlocHeis and leedcis are around 80c
lower than last wek and soiiih kinds
show even more decline tl.sn that-
There Is only one thing lor the rntintry
to do, and that la to aim, off shipments
to all market olnta until the glui In the
east has been cleaned up and the market
given an opportunity to recover. Io sliniy
withhold shipments from this point and
send slock to other points will dn nn good
wlistever, as other markets ere fully as
hHil, and some of them even worxe than
this.
(juolstlnns on Cattle Prime yearlings,
l .inj 10.00; good to choice cornfed beeves,
$M af.iiiK.7f; fair to good cornfeil beeves.
ii'.7tViit is.; coii.n.on o fair cornfed lieves,
1.ttn.M; good to ..'holes range beeves,
i tVXdS.KI; fhlr to giwKl range beeves, 17 .'.
jilwi; common to talr large beeves, )' i
7.W; good to choice heirers. 16.ih7.oi: good
tn choice cows. If. 3Mi- fair to good cows,
14 7.r.tifv2f: common to fair cows, 14 lu
4 76; good to chulre stocksts and feeders,
fl.ru t lb: fair tn good stockers snd feed
ers, 86.7MI1.40; 00 mm in to fair stockers
and feedi.rs, 4lti,7ftj stock heifers. D.(0
ilie2f; slock cows, 84.7Mr..u; stock calves,
Dtatr7.60; veal calves, W.Vit9, bulls,
stags, etCj IA OO't8 JO.
1 loot Total receipts toaay were rainy
Froriouncfd Decrrtie in Volume of
Trading it Featart.
ACTIVITY AT RARE IHTERVAL9
Prlcee Alternately Ilaage tllgtitly
Above or Below Prevloae Pay's
Close Vatll C losing Hear '
f Desslea,
Kaaaae f ltr Lire 4iiu.l iu-.i.-..
KANSAS CIT7, Jc. 18-'ATTLK-Re-ceip,
4.0U0 head; market weak; 'prmie
'L"iT' W1; dressed b-ef steer."
I7.2frt ; western steers, 17.0i)f9 2,-,. stock-
r.r!A,n1. fdr;. W WXUO; bulls, ,0tyM.
I SO; calves. iKOa n. ' w
HOflH Kncaipts. K.ilOO head; market
higher; bulk, 7.-7.ai; havy. 7 Mr I Mi
packers and butchers, 17.101i7.3u- light'
7.00r7.; Hks. lHfy7.A lv'M- "'"t,
8HEK.P AND IAMBtl-Reeelpts. 8 0(0
head; market higher; lambs, Dui7f,
yearlings la Sftb7 50; wethers, gs U.if.:
ewes, H7S4J6.76. ' '
M lAtals Mve gtwelc Market.
nr. IH-I3. Deo. 18-CATTId'J-Re-eelpts,
4.8 heed; market lower; native
beef steers, 7 (MlloO; rows snd holfers,
16.0iJ.2fc; southern steers. ri.7.V(r7.7r; cows
and helfera, 4 fjOBo OO; native calves. 18.00
tf 10
11 OOS Receipts. 8.700 hesd; market
higher; pigs and lle-hta, 88 0.7 16; mixed
and butchers, 17.2007.40; good heavy, 17. SO
tj7 .40
SHEEP AND LAM IWt Receipts. 1800
hea'i; market higher: native muttons. 14 76
oT. fy), lambs, ti Oxlm ; yearlings, K Wp
7.75.
Sleea City Lht Stork Market.
8IOCX C1TT, la.. Dee. I. CATTIE
Receipts, l.&uO head; native steers, 64 V'
1.00; bu'ehers. D.0"f4.00; cows snd heif
ers, H Hf, ; eanners. 14 OTKitM 76; stock
ers and feeilers, TJtfr : calves, 16.004
1.00 bulls, stags, etc., MTovrK W.
MOOit Renelpta, 6.000 head: market, IS
tVAn h'gber; heavv, 7 0c7U; mixed,
DLr4f7 00; light, MJMt.; bulk of sales,
M 7 .
BHKKP AND UMB8-Recetpt. 8 M0
head: market steady; ewes, 6.1. 2f06 00;
laibs, KeO i.
steak Clesxsiaiga.
OMAHA. Tmr. M-Beek clearings for
OwiaAsi today were H-ttl-BI M snd far Cue
rwrsesemsdtansj day last yeas' liji.tHli4
liberal, altout IM1 cars, or U.fyKl head
being received. Of these, however, thirty
eight cars were consigned direct to pack
ers, so that nly a little over 120 loads
were actually on sale. Total supplies for
ths three days are 84.838, being a gain of
ll.DO over lust week, but nearly D.OU
smaller than a year ago.
Towar.l ths close things began to rase
off and before all the early arrivals had
teen sold prices were week to a nickel
lower than at the good time. In fact,
there were still soma of the less deslr
shle hovs In first hand, when buyers be
gun to leave the yards, tine train, car
rying fourteen loads, which did not ar
rive until noon, brought most of the buy.
ers out again, but prices were easily a
nickel lower than the earlier trade and
on the beet kinds might have been more
than that. Iluyrrs were still discrimi
nating against the lighter grades or
mixed hunches, which rsn down to light
stuff, anJ while some of these hos,a were
cashed kte midday found a numlier of
losds of fresh stuff still In first hsnds.
Chlcsgo reported a iresh advance tnls
morning, and the local trade oMned out a
good dime higher than Tuesday's average.
The keen demand which featured yester
day's market was in evidence again thla
morning, and before tho close some soles
were made which looked almost 16c
hlkher.
The general market Is a good, big dime
higher. Movement was. on the whole,
active, snd a pretty fair clearance had
been made by an early hour. Hulk of
the supplies s'dd st $1 W.ifi'.lf., as agHlnst
yesterday's bulk of lO-WfitfrOO, whlls tops
reached 17.20. lust 16o better than Tues
day's highest price, and the highest price
puia mis month, xnis is the first urns
since the last day of November that ths
bulk of the offerings has sold at 17.00 or
better. Compered with the middle of
last month, values show a reduction of
"oc, and current prioes are around Dm
lower man on tne corresponding flay last
year. In spite of the fart that the re
ceipts for the year to date are over IO.
0IO smaller than for the same period of
lasi yesr.
Uuotatlons en esttle: Prime vesrllns.
l.7Aii 10.76; good to choice corn-fed beeves,
x.7i(io w; fair ttf good corn-red beeves,
t8.2iVTi.7li; common to fair corn-fod beeves.
17.008.20; good to choice range beeves.
17. 78. 25; fair to good range beeves, 17.25
ijt7.7n; common to fair range beeves, 18.00
&i7.2ft; prime heifers, I7.6ow8.60; good to
choice heifers, 18.27.60; good to choice
cows, !6.7!Vrt4.75; fair to good cows. U.2.'i
G.76; common to fair cows. H.Vrtph.Vi; good
to choice stockers, and feeders, !7.7.Vn)
!.; fair to good stockers snd feeders.
17 .00ti7. 76; common to fair Blockers and
feeders, D).0,7.00; stock heifers, iS.Dxiy
I 60; stock cows. 5.0itr.&i; stock calves,
18 OOftJ.OO; veal calves, li.0ntaf.60; bulla,
stags, etc., S.2Si7.10.
8IIEKP-The packer buyers lost no
time In picking up another moderate
run of sheep and lambs st a sham ad
it vance of 2-'(-too on lambs and fully l.Vn
j 00 on aseu surnji. ivarnnas snowea
about as much advance as lamhs. West
ern lambs fed In Nebraska sold up to
IS.7G, yearlings 17.65 and ewes Ii 8f. tops
for ths day and week to date. The ma-
ioiity of the lambs found an outlet at
H .21448. US, with the bulk of the ewes
going at lo.rfi..Vi. Trad was nrlsk
throughout snd everything waa weighed
up about as soon as ths scalemen could
handle the offerings, the clearance be
ing before 10.30 o'clock. The receipts
footed up 1.600 head, against 7.661 last
Wednesday and 6.7J6 a year ago. The
quality of the lambs showed little '1 any
change from yesterday, but the year
lings and ewes were not quits aa good.
The top on ewes was not much higher
than that on Tuesday owing to the ab
sence of quality. There were no feeders
to speak of.
The bullish features were the moderate
receipts today, and for the week to date,
ooupled with a better feeling being re
ported at eastern points. The continued
oolder weather was a 410 given as a stimu
lating Influenoe. for the thiee days thus
far in the neighborhood of 2O.2D0 have
been yarded, compared with 16,704 during
the same time last week. 40.020 two weeks
ago and 36.61 a year ago. Prices now
compared with last week's close sre l.vj
26e eiigher on lambs, with aged sheep
showing aa Improvement of fully lol(iic,
and posalhly more In some Instances.
Quotations on Phees and Lambe Lambs,
good to choice, D6o3.7t; lambs, fair tn
nd, IH.Otfii si; feeders, fair to good, 17 60
0771; yeerllngs, good to choice, T sg
NKW TOHK. Dee, 18 The most signi
ficant feature of today s heavy and nar
row market was the pronounced decrease
lit the volume or trsdlng. Only at rare
Intervale waa there any degree of activity
and that usually at the expense of values.
i tun tne closing hour, when the sag
ging leniency became more manifest,
prices alternately ranged alight. y above
or below tho previous day's close. In the
final deallnaa moderate offering's brought
alniut another reaction, most of the Inter
national list and other favorites making
new low prices foi the current move
ment. I'nlted Ptatra Ptsel oomm on and pre
ferred were In thle class, together with
I'n Ion and Southern Paclflo, Oreat North
ern preferred, Northern Pacific, Canadian
Pacific and American Pmeltlng. In addi
tion four other stocks of varying Importance-
Ixo.lsvllls Nashville Southern
railway. Mexican Petroleum and Republic.
Hteel preferred fell to the minimum
level still enforced by the exchange. The
few gains shown at the end of the ss
slon were among such Issues as Central'
lsther anil American Heat Huaar, wntle
other stocks under "pool ' control bora
evidence of manipulation.
Foreign news played a part In the day's
events, news of the German navy's
activities In the North Pea being received
with soms apprehension and giving rise
to fears of further Kumpeaii aetllng.
More ol feting, of Americana for lTnglleh
end Oerman interests were reported, but
their volume was believed to be very
smnll.
Pome comfort was found In the foreign
figures, exports from this port foe Nn.
einber showing a gain of about l4,8On.iT0
over the same month last year. PTs
change markets reflected little change
In conditions between thla center nn I
London, whlls marks held steady.
In the Htei trsde en Increase nf during
fur the coming year was ths sole feature,
but Immediate! business continued at a
virtual standstill, aside from smell equip
ment orders. Some Innulrv for popper
for dnmesiln use was noted.
Honda were Irregular, speculative Issues
going lower, with advances In few high
l4sj"nrrUP" TO,, "' ,,ar vlu, wer
I 'tilled States government coupon 4s
"'v"nT'' per cent on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were:
X.Im Utah fj,w rl.
1. in... unia ,
Amsls.mMt.t Oif-p.'. ,,,,
American HriH Bugar....
Am.rtr.n On
Ani.rir.i. H e It
A.n S s H. iM
Am Pii.tr It. lining
Ani.rli-.n T. a T
An.erlr.n TfiH.cre
Aii.-nmL Mlt.lns
Ati'hl.nn ,
Ualllmnr. A Ohio
Br.v.liljn It.sM Tr
.H,omls l'.trnl.um ... .
t'.nsdt.n I'at Iflc
iVntral leather
( Iie.ili. Ohio
CM..n (1. W
'l.l.s.i. M St, p....
ttli-win N. W
I'hinn 1'ennf.r
l'iilnr.,ln Ku.l Iron
" f lr....t.....
IiiT.r n. O. pfd
i.iniirk' Hfi-unti... ....
Rrle
(Ir.i.r.l tflwtrli.
tlr.nl Northern til
Oreat V,. Or. ell.
On.lionhrln. Ktplnr.llnn..
Illinnl. r.ntrsl
InU'rhnroimh M.t. elil...
In.pir.llnn Copper
International H.rrrater..
K.n... 1tr Ho
l-rhlith V.ll.r
leiiimrllla Neahvtlle. .
M. ilr.il P.iml.nm
Ml. ml Copper ,
Mi.imnrl, K. tk T
Ml.enttrl r.rlllr
N.tl'.nsl pi.eait
National mi
N.tad. flipper
New York (Antral
N. Y.. N. H. A H
Norfolk g We.t.rn
Northers I'sclfls
Marlrln Mall
Paelfln T. A T
Penn.ylv.nl.
I'limnn r.lao. car
M.jr Cob. ( 'upper
Re. ling
Kepuhllr Irna A Steel... ,
Mors lalnnit Co
Uor lel.nit . pM
Pt. I.. P F. M sM ...
Southern faelflc
Rom hern I(.iwar
T.nneaee t 'opper
Te.a. 'v.mn.ny
tTalon rrlfo
I'riin i'acllio pM ,,
t'rlteit Sle. Mteel
r. a. hoi prd
t t.h Conp.r
Watn.h pM
Wea.em t'ntnn
We.tln.hoi.ee Rlaotrle ..
reffer.il. K.-dlM.
Tnt.l asls for ths day. 114, SOS .herrs.
toffee Market.
NKW YORK. Den. 11-COKFRR-There
was an easier tone In the coffee market
here today, and after opening at an ad
vance of 1 points to a decline of I points
futures eaaed off under liquidation and
trade selling which appeared to he In
spired by somewhat easier offerings of
bantos coffees In the eost and freight
iH.I n'' " rHng off of demands
on the comparatively actlvs spot business
or last week. The close was at a net
decline of 8 to I points. Bales, nVo h.a-s
Decern W. 8 18c- January, 41o; February
8.47.; March 840J Aprlf S2o: May. 8.71c
Jane. l1e: July T.4n: August. 7.(es Peel
temtr 73"1 October. T.70oj Noven.beV,
llmV' R' N- 7' r"
. Joseph LIto IImH Market.
ST. JOPKPTf. Mo., Deo 1,-"ATTT V
Receipts. 18nr head; market slow and dull -
4rt00: calves. Di.ofj? 60.
16c higher; top. $7.26: bulk. r.flfW.JO
air r.-inc. 1 vn t itr.a rv ....
.....j... ".' MAnmitr neceinrs, i.ono
head; market higher; lorbr, 17.i14yt.75.
Liverpool Oral Market).
IvTVERPOOU Deo. 18. WHEAT Ppet
firm- No. 1 Manitoba. 10s d; No. I 10s
H?,L?i0 J aV 1d: rt wlntir
s 10Ud. Futures not quoted.
CORN Ppot dull; American mixed. s
1ld; IaPlata futures firm J December, la
Hd; January, ta l"4d.
I. "OS ViS M'
7. ni r,sn MV,
f.ton Din, n n
1.1KI t tfl t
7i t t
ana 118 im ii7v-
i MH lH Wv,
10 m i
l.Jl ". en '4
t0 K l.sTt a.
MS
t.lei imh nrt, ni
.re 37', jji, ms
H
" 11 it in.
Lew a.1 ie
12S
1.7'M 44 84 H
I4'4
4
tw ion ,
i
i.Vu 2:'H w u
18
l.lfos l. t ll.. Ill
61HI 17 21 MH
S
Vl'4,
l.l" H (I H't
1.1'" 17',
tfft l l M
! IS IV 14
H 128 !.' IM
1.4ns M14 K
iiK) im, )ii
7m in h m
40 ,0 ts '4
lt
48
1.4n l(H IJ.4 1214
. 30B 1:114 SI ' 2
fil 6H 64Vi M'i
inn
I. AM 101 pi! t4
W 1114, urn,
24
I.sm 10.41 101 in.
IV!
. 17 141, le
Id.WO 111 J47'i 14-
1
Pi U 1H,
l.S S-i IH
'
4.100 m M 84
l.KO l.i, 14 1.
sno nt UJ 1,0.
4,e iiai , ,., (
. 7J
7,4oo r,'i si- ior-
to 104 104 104
4.1ft) 66 4H i
4IK1 'i.ii 'fjij M,j
40 M4i M 47
I
. Vomtm Oralaj Market.
ST. IOtriS, Dee. J6. WHHAT No. I
red, ll.16Vnl.17; No. t hard, fLl6rul.
December. 11.15; May, 11.20.
CORN No. t. UtyiKe; No. I white.
K,V,Htr; December, oVo; May, 69V.O.
OATS No. 2, so; No. 1 white. 4i4jc.
j7!" Vl-?;;! ;a-;
1
tt:(fr
I stwssir sT
f8; yearlings, fair to good, fl.Odnrt.Jb;
yearjlnss. feeders, f. 6t(i,X; wethers,
good, to ehere, I M7 60; wethers, fair to
good, H00.(ri.; wethers, feeders, t4.4lf
1.00; ewee, "A to chotoe, 66.gMya.86; ewes,
fslr to good. v0U6.; ewee. feeders. H-i
trtoo.
Metml Ifarks-t.
NWW TOItK, Dec. 11 M KTALR Iead,
sUady at U.7UO.S6, Indmt. f t hi M.
bieciLar, steady at tJ-4j-ia; Lsmdon. LO.
m rvt ts a I r A 1
ro bicsK ior uniD
Aa emaha aorporatioa la aetl v a bust,
geea for twenty )' offers far aele
fifty aharee guaraoieod aevea pvr ceut
rtsfurel stock rdaenvd feci (oriuvr
waersk N mts Win s. l ilirt.b
A 11 Ces set