Nebraska Newspapers

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SWArrKK S COLUMN
STOCK Preferred stock n large profit
able corporation for Improved farms In
csstern Nebraska. Kansas or Iowa. Ad
dress S. C. 4P. Uce.
STKXOTV f'E New, in the tint of con
dition. Used than four months.
Will trade for any thins; of equal value,
or what raeh offer you will make? Ad
dress B. C. 400, Res.
TOTS, KTC.-A wireless telegraph sta
tion, Radloptlcan, electric motor.'", fish
aquarium and other things to trade for
.J2 repeater or will acll. Address f. c.
413, Bee.
WADERS Pair hip waders, size iV,. only
used two times, to sell or swap. hat
have you? Address 8. C. 416, lw.
WATCH CHAINS Two Gros, new gold
watch chains. Retail at $l..'i each.
Price $2SS will exchange for diamond ring
ur llcht auto or offer. Address C.
414. Pee.
i lU'.AI. KSTATE
FARM A II 1. M) FOR SALES
I California.
KI.'l.L and authentlu Information regsrd
i In California land for the aakin. NO
F..1'K..M; to you. You dial direct with
owner. Let us help you in year planning
for a home, away from cold and enow.
California cllmue needs no word from
i UK. Wo have a Ihiko list of satisfied
1 oiistotnei s. Oo on one of our excursion
I an.i look over our colonv lands located
I near Hucramento City and he convinced.
Save your railroad expenses by dealing
v ith us. Via.t the exposition, combining
pleasure with your hiistmsa. Traits of
all sizes. Improved ami unimproved. Very
i little cash required. Write todav or call.
! W. T. SMITH COMPANY.
I 1112 City Nat 1 Wank Hid.
I D 2X19 Omaha. Neb.
IllvMi FSTATK WKST NIDN !
WILL, trade a first class quarter sec
tion in eastern Kansas, near Kansas
City, for Omaha Improved. , This farm
nas good Improvements, is under n Inch
tate of cultivation and finely located,
la priced right. You can deal direct with
ner.
W, T. SMITH CO.,
UU City National Bank.
WOOD ri.OWPI.AlN AND IVOR JOHN
SON REVOLVER 88 cal., botn in good
shape. Will swap for a kodak or .22 Stev
ens' repeating rifle or Marlln rifle. Might
give a little to boot if your stuff in bel
ter than mine. Address, S. C. 359. I3ee.
Kansas.
TOR PALJv Four well Improved alfalfa
farms. Elk Co.. Kansas. Some rent
for 110 acre. Might take some trade. N.
. Tate. Howard. Kan.
Calkins &Co.
Yulrtlde Greeting to all their
friends.
Douglas 1313 Ci,y Nn
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
niirAt.o until ani rnoviits
Italy and Great Britain Are Both
Heavy Buyers of Wheat.
CORN AND OATS MAKE GAINS
Nebraska.
f POOn MAN'S CHANCE. 1
i Father and son must relinquish two I
good claims, nAoderately improved, within
I the next two weeks. Here is 1.2S0 acres:
only S miles from county seat Hotter
than average. Price of both. Including
I improvement,' 16,1100. J. II. Welton,
I Mullen, Neb.
FOR RENT
SWT ION Kimball Co. Oross. 2tl Paul.
KTOCK RANCH FOR SALE
W'ell lmproved 4M)-acre ranch In Hooker
county, with SO acres under cultivation.
I must sell. The price la exceedingly low.
W rite Edw. H. W elton, Mullen, Neb.
Apartment! and Flats.
ST. GEORGE spartmenta. located In se
lect West farnam residence district;
one t-room suite for rent; heat, water,
janitor service. Phone Webster 1674.
The Knickerbocker
OMAHAY FIN KPT APT. HOl'HE.
3Sth and Jones Sts. One seven-room
apartment tor rent. ,
KM JOHNSTiXN, Harney 71of,. or PAYNE
A; SIaATAR CO., Douglas lOlfi.
t-R modern flaY, 2o0S S. 2Hh;
1. '
Ha'ney 4711.
U'i- 1 hODS
GordoriWnCali!
lit N. Uth St.
Phofce U at4 or Web. 13SS,
OODKN ANNEX. Council Bluffs, ooms
with kitchenette, steam heat. Phone 64.
THE HELEN,
2454 Harney Y,reet
Choicely located apartments, easy
walking distance, S roorus; winter, $46;
plenty Bteam una hot waVr.
MARIUS SORENtfEN,
Office 2464 Harney St. Til. Doug. 8790.
FLATS.
IRIS Chicago, 8 rooms, close lb, brick, $30.
622 N. 24ili, corner California, 0 rooms,
heated, $35.
, 120 N. 30th, 8-rootn brick, $12.50,
201 H. aoth, 6-room brick. $.
MODERN HOMES ON FARNAM MNE.
401 Burt, 9 rooina, hot water heat. $:.
.!"02 Cass, full 2-story, 4 bed rooms. $10.
1109 8. 83d, one block from Hansvom
Park line, 8 rooms, garage. $45.
O'KKEFK REAL ESTATE CO., '
101(1 Omaha National. Douglas 275.
HEATED APARTMENTS.
$47.50 rr month Seven-room apart
ment In Her Bldg., CIS S. 16th SL; heat)
hot and cold water, Janitor service.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
902 City National Hank Bid.
Phone Douglas 766.
40-ACRE HOME.
6 miles west of city limits of Omahf ;
land lays gently rolling: $V4 acre alfalfa,
about 3 acres pasture and about one aore
In grapes, balance In cultivation: new 6
room house and other good Lmprots
ments. Price, $225 per acre.
C. R. COMBS.
1B Bra ndels Theater Bldg. Doug, jgllfc,
80 ACRES, all in alfalfa, cuts 4 tons to
acre. 1H0 acres 1""0 nr,' in .ifnifu- mmi
house, barn, sheds; all fenced, hog 'tight. I
j-n-acre rancn, au leneed, S and 4 wins;
house, hnrn, good supply tank and cistern,
M barrels: 13 miles from. Cozed: at bar
gain if sold soon. Box Mi. Cornd, Neb.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Kxtend their best wishes for a
Merry Xmas and a Happy New
Year to all their customers and
friends.
Tyler 1636. State Bank Bids.
Cash Sales of AH tiralns Are Heavy
ad Large Proportion of Pur
chases Are C'onslanrit
for K.aperlalloa.
With best wishes to all
of our friends snd custo
mers for a very Merry
Xmas and a prosperous
New Year.
Harrison & Morton
91$ Omaha, National Bank Bldg.
Oklahoma.
S.ooo ACRES, large and small tracts; ab
solute title; Pittsburg Co., farming, pas
ture, oil, coal land; $5 to $25 per acre.
W rite J. K. Cavanagh. Molester. Okl.
Wlaconetkb
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop etata In the
anion; settlers wanted; lands for sale at
low i riies, or? easy terms. Ask for book
let M on Wisconsin Central Iand Grant
Btat acres wanted. Write about our
grazlDg landa. If Interested In fruit Jands,
ask for booklet on Apple Orchards la
Wisconsin. Address Land Dept. Hoe
LI dm Ky.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Board and ttuoraa.
0. ltth. Clfl Etc.. board, clean rooma
Furnished Hounds.
211 BO. tBTH BT. Strictly modern, desir
able, reasonable, respectab.e. close In.
La Verna. 1K13 Cap, front rrni, Stem, ht.
I'l'ltMMifci1 room luf leui, near re. ni
ton university phone l"ui;las 7281.
PLJEA8ANT, warm room. 131 N. 31st Ave.
Harney 1188.
FURNISHED ROOM, heated, 4614 North
81 s Ave.
OGDEN HOTEJi Council Bluffs, 8ttn
heated rooms, z per weea. r-none on
Ial Verna, lt12 Cap, front rma. steam ht.
fcarg strictly moerp. K B. U. D. 7188.
Hotels ana Apartment.
CALIFORNIA Hotel, 16th and California,
Weekiy rates $ and up. Doua-iaa 7083.
PODGE HOTEL- Modern Reasons b la
Hvuars and Cottaaes.
MODERN -story house. 7 rooms; never
occupied; new furnace; $-'0. Doug. 6963.
ALL sises. $3 per month up. 607 Panton.
KLKOANT 6-room. modern DricK apart
ment; newly decorated; $j0 per month.
146 South 2th St
Cottage. 2044 Vinton St. gas, olectrio
light water, toilet, $16 per month.
Frame flat, 1129 S. 2th St. newly
decorated, $30 per month.
J. C. 1SH, EXECUTOB.
.70S S. Slst Ave 'Phone Harney 243.
"Globe Van&Storage
Stores moves. Dacks. ships: S-horae van
vd X men, $1.2a per br.i storace $2 per
ilo. BaUafactory guar. D. 4338 & Ty. M0.
FOB KENT
Wa nave a complete list of all houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent
Thi nt .'An It &en frM of eharae at
Omaha Van Storage Co. WW 8. iuth 3t
Fidelity Storage, Co
Storaaa. min iug, packing auu shipping.
Uth A Jackson 8U. Phone Douglmi 288.
Ilonooa'U al' osrts of the city.'
HOUSES CreUtn bon, & Co.. Bee buUdlng.
TOR RENT Modern H-roora bouae. 206
B. Kth Ave. Inquire T. J. O Brien,
Henshaw Hotel. Hsrney 10M. Douglas 1218.
-R. house, mod., suitable for two (am
tlles. Douglas 4u.
Maggard's VC'B
per hr . uiay. i men, $L& per br. 171$
Webster. Doug. 14i.
T- T") J Exp. Co., moving
I . Krrfl packing 4 staiaue
207 Farnam. D. tll4&
bTEAM beat all modern, 7-rooin house;
also s-room tiat aao wo ua.
im S. 8d Ft., 10-r., all mod., $60.
619 N. Ifith, 9-r., all mod., $40.
4S18 Undotwood Ave., 7-r., all mod., $36.
lm-4o S. 22d St., tf-r., all mod.. t'M.
2716 Buggies, t-r., mod. ex. heat, $16.
817 8. 2tn L, -r., part mod., Ki.
BIRKETT & COMPANY,
423 Bee Bl.ig. Douglas 633.
Stores sad Offices.
$22.60 per month 21 Sherman Ave., room
lsxOO ft., good basement.
$22.00 per niontli Ml Cuming St., room
20 x 60 ft., full basement.
$30.00 per month 707 H. ltftli St., very de
sirable storeroom, opposite new
hotel. 20x ft., steam heat.
$53.00 per month New, modern storeroom
In Ilarley Hotel uiag., -uui una ! ur
ns in fits. Very attractive store
front, full basement, steam heat.
We also have some very desirable
space at u low rental, for Unlit
manufacturing in the Welister-Sun-derland
Rldg., loth and Howard Sts.
GEORUE & COMPANY,
M2 City National Hank bldg.
Phone Douglas 756.
Douglas Street Store '
ML'ILDING, $2x131. vacant January 1;
make early Inquiries, as this Is centrally
located.
BIRKETT tt COM PANT,
423 Bee Bldg. Douglas 633.
Miscellaneous. 1
We have a parfy who. owns a half sec
tion of land that Is all fenced and has
240 acres broken and ready to put in
spring grain crop.
Another party who has 200 acres that
are under cultivation, which can be put
in spring gialn, such as wheat or oats.
This land is all level, wltliln 4 mllee of
one town and two miles of another, lo
cated In Weld county, Colorado, which
is in the northeasetrn part of the state,
in a locality where there is a great deal
of small grain raised every year. This
land can be rented very reasonable, or
sold on a small payment down. Hero is
an opportunity to get started to own your
nwn land oil a small cash payment, or
it can bo rented for one year or more.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney St. o
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED, GOOD
EASTERN NEBRASKA
OR IOWA FARM
FOR FINE CATTLE RANCH.
Ono of the very best cattle ranches In
Nebraska. Not a foot of sandy land, all
good, hard soil; best of all-yoar-rounJ
pasture; lots of wheat grass hay. Fine
natural shelter, good water, plenty of
cultivated land to raise roughness; can
raise alfalfa. New eight-room house; new
04x64 barn, corrals, windmill and tanks.
Ranch fenced and cross-fenced; 14 miles
from railroad town of 1.500 people.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
LAND SPECIALISTS.
Ware Block. Omaha.
FRONTIER CO. BARGAIN.
Highly Improved farm of jfo acres.
Land all lays fine and is excellent soil.
Will exchange for good Omaha residence.
C. R. COMBS,
$15 Brandels Theater, Omaha, Neb.
Douglas 3i'16.
A 600-ACRE ILLINOIS CORN
FARM FOR CATTLE RANCH
A well improved corn farm, only 50
miles from Chicago. Black sandy loam,
very smooth, well drained land. Hood
shipping facilities. About half in cultiva
tion, balance tame pasture. Every acre
tillable.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
LAND SPECIALISTS,
Ware Block. Omaha.
WANTS CLEAR LOTS OR
LAND
for modern home; easy walk to heart of
Omaha, near car lines, schools and
churches. Ideal for large famny or high
class rooming house. To man who will
assume $6,600 on easy payments, big bar
gain is open.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
101$ Omaha Nat'L Douglas 2715.
WANTED TO BUT
OFFICE furmtuiv bought and sold
C. Reed. 1207 Farnsm. Doug i44.
I.
WE PI'Y 2d-hsnd .-lo'hes. U.'l X 2to,
SLIGHTLY uaed planus. pouglaagH7,
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED To borrow $10.0u0 on well im
proved ranch conslstiig of 3.3U) acras
In Banner county, NeorasUs, Address
Hope Brown, Bighorn. Neb.
REAL ESTATE.
. i nil irna lALn
I' A II " ' -
KOR SALE 409 acres choice N. W. Mls
mri com land. weU improved; easy
tnn. Address Y 311. Beeu
I, DOWN. $3 monthly bus 40 a.-res. grsln
it!,i. imMtry land. ner town, healthy
iu acres. Bo 4Ji U. Carinusc Mo.
WELL IMPROVED IRRIGATED
FARM IN THE FAMOUS SCOTT'S
BLUFF COUNTRY
Will consider good Omaha residence
property or an eighty-acre eastern Ne
braska improved I arm in part payment
for this line 160-acre farm. Improve
ments are very good. Land all In culti
vation and lrr.gaied from the U. 8. gov
ernment Pathlinder reservoir, under a
tyBtein which provides more water than
can posslbiy be used. Soil very fertile,
produulnir big crops of alfalfa, sugar
becto, grain and potatoes. big money
milker.
Pr.ce, $115 per acre $18,400.
Knet nib ranee. $2,500.
Will carry back additional reasonable
amount
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
LAND SPECIALISTS.
Ware Block, Omaha.
ABSTRACTS OF TITXJC.
Ri.ED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of.
flee in Nebraska. KM P ndels Theater.
KERH Title Guarantee and Abstract Co
a modern abstract office. 3u6 s 17tb St.
Plione 1oucIh A&l.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY and faun loans. 6. 3Vk. per cent
J. H. Dumont A Co.,16u3 Faruam, Omaha.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Ftrnam Smith ec Co. 1320 tsrnaro.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska fauns,
O'KEEFE HEAL LsTATki CO..
1916 Omaha Natl. Douglas $711.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
tluu to Uj.uwj ouuiv vruinut.y. F. U. Vt
Wead Bldg., i8th and Karnaru bts.
U AKV1N BKOS ""C
7- CITY LOANS. C. O. Carlberg Co.,
OO tiu-311 Branoels Theater BiSg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. J nomas, a mats tiinK mag.
MONEY on band for city and farm loans,
H. W. Binder, City Natl. Bank Bldg.
BEE us first If you want a tarut loaa.
United Slates 1 rust Co.. Onoaba. Neb.
REAL ESTATE WEST 6IDK
I Am Forced to Sell
a new five-room, all modern
huuke recently purchased by
ine. This house Is locaud in the
West FanntfU dixtrlct. one block
from Leavenworth car and four
blocks from Farnam. Oak
finish downstairs, white enamel
batli, sleeping porch, tautut.ful
lnwi You can buy this nous
n a big sacrifice.
Address. M .'IT Bet. -r after
t V- phoue ebL.er 4.1U.
2 Blocks to 36th
and Farnam
$575
43x122, $10 cash, $1 per week.
Can you bent this?
O'KEKFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
101$ Omaha Nnt'l. Douglas 2716.
A Winter Bargain
To sell these lots now the owner says
sell for $f0 cash and $10 per month. You
will find that this location is fine. These
lots have water, sidewalk and sewer: are
on the southwest corner of 44th and Dav
enport While these lots face north. If
you would rather have an east front
we ean sell them that way. It will pay
you to see these lots.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
608 Bcs Bldg.
Douglas $00.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
7-Room House
$40 Down
$40 Month'
North Side.
Good location.
3 blocks to car.
Largo lot.
Cemented cellar.
Furnace.
Oak downstairs.
Double stairway.
4 bed rooms.
Bath.
Window shades.
American Security Co
Douglas 6013 or evenings. Wainut 3097;
Harney 2iMf.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
2S0 OMAHA NATL. BANK BLDG.
DOUGLAS 498.
Wishes its many customers and
friends a holiday greeting.
When Xmas 1b over, see us
for bargains, in homes on the
eaey-payment plan. To buy a
home would be an exceptionally
good way to begin the New
Year.
EIGHT-ROOM MODERN BRICK
HOUSE FOR ONLY 2,760.00
House in good order; has hardwood
floors; corner lot. with streets paved.
Vacant lot 4fcxlb9. fronting Bcmls Park,
Just west of S31 Cuming St, for only
$1,400. Well located to Improve.
W. H, GATES,
647 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 1294.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
The Byron Reed Co
Extends to all Its custo
mers and friends the best
wishes of the season.
With the Season's best wishes and
for a Merry Christmas.
Creigh, Sons& Co.
608 Bee Bldg.
TO WISH YOU
A MERRY XMAS
AND A IIArPY AND
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
D. V. Sholes Co.
913 City National Bank Bldg.
REAL KSTATE SUBURBAN
Uanace.
Buy For Xmas
Big Sacrifice On
Dundee House
$700 cash buys a $1,400 equity In practi
cally new house in Dundee; large rooms
besides bath, and extra large sleeping
perch, full two stories and attic, oak
floors throughout, large living room, ar
rangement with fireplace. The house Is
well built, and only IV years old. Full
lot on high ground, 1 block to ear; good
farags with easy access. Price, $I.10;
;u0 cash, balance I per cent, payable $104
every three months.
Glover & Spain
l-t0 City National. Douglas 3M3.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
We wish all our patrons
A Merry Christmas
and
Happy and prosperous
New Year.
Toland & Trumbull
418 Bee Bldg.
FOB. tSALr.-.
A Vroom house, modern except heat;
,ire corner lot, 140x7') It.; oement walks.
iik l.wn; centrally located, a bargain if
l.i:.tu at once Wilt.; ur tail, tith and
L bts., Fremont, NeU
OMAHA. Pec. 21, 1!!4.
Italy and Groat Hrltaln were pur
chasers of both cash and futures, and
the situation was ono of great activity,
and cons.derable strength was siiowu
nearly all day. There were some In the
wheat market who hint paper profits to
their credit, and In nn endeavor to tisns
fer the paper profits to actual money
the market displayed nunc or less weak
ness, and resting spots for the day wcro
at net losses or VuV'.
It was a difficult matter to learn as to
the amount of cash whe.it taken In all
IHisitlona, but the general Impression
here was that the total sales wers
around 2,000,000 bushels.
A cable from Llvei iol says that nisr
ket is inclined to trail on after tlio price
changes at Chicago. The situation tneru
was affected by the upturns here of
Tuesday, but this was offset In a meas
ure by Increasing offers from India and
Argentina and butter weather In the lat
ter country.
Corn was up l,((ft and oats showed
gains of mi'V. both of these grainu
showing more or lesa activl.y. The lasii
sales here were S10.000 bushels of corn,
with 176.H00 bushels for export, and
1.116,000 bushels of oats, with l.OXI.iOJ
bushels fur export.
l'rovlsions were sctlve with a good
share of buying on outside orders. Back
era sold May ilelU erica freely, and this
pressure closed prices lower, tt Is said
that the price of hotts mid products rhow
a good "cutting" profit, and this will
account for hedging sales by packers.
Cash trade In lard was active, but In
meats slow.
Durum wheat was lo higher.
Hard winter wheat was unchanged lo
Vfco higher.
Corn was Vic to c higher.
Oats were unchanged to higher.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour e.iinl
to 1,677, t0 bushels; corn, 12,000 bushels;
oats, $01,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed: Wheat, not quoted;
corn. d higher.
Primary wheat receipts were l,4('s,f0
bushels and shipments X6K.000 bushels.
against no receipts or shipments last
year on account 01 nmioay.
Primary corn receipt were 1.JM.000
bushels and shipments 797,000 bushels,
against no receipts or shipments last
year on account of holiday.
Primary oata receipts were 743,000 bush
els and shipments Hr,0i0 bushels, against
no receipts or shipments last year on ac
count of holiday.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chloaro 173 6.U 247
Minneapolis X'3 ...
Duluth 41
Omaha IKS 231 85
Kansas City 115 :U 10
Ht. Louis ; 3 s :w
Winnipeg til
Thewe sales were reported today Wheat:
No. 2 hard winter, 1 car, $Llty&; 3 cars.
$1.19. No. 3 hard winter, 2 cars, $1.h; H
cars, $1.1; 4 cars, $1.14 ; a cars, ll.is'i
No. 4 hard winter, 1 car, $1.17. No. $
spring northern, 1 car, $1.14. No. 2
mined, 1 car (white), $1.16. No. 3 durum,
2 cars. Sl.Su. No. S durum mlved, 2 cars,
2 cars, $1.35. No. 3 durum mixed, 2 cars.
Bye: No. S, 1 car, $1,116. Corn: No. 2
white, 2 cars, 63V4jC No. 8 white, 4 cars,
Wc. No. 6 white, 1 car, 63c. No. 2 yel
low, 4 cars, 63Vic. No. 8 yellow, 9 ears,
63c. No. i yellow, 1 ear, 6Sc: 2 cars 6ivc.
No. 6 yellow. 1 car, 6. No. 8 yellow, 1
car, t2Vsc. No. 3 mixed, 1 car (near white),
Wo; 3 cars. 61 Vic No. 3 mixed, 3 cars
(near white), 620; 1 car, i'c; 8 oara,
8k!c No. f mixed, 2 cars (near white),
t2Vc; 1 cars, bl'Vic; 1 ear, tttc. No. 6
mixed, 2 cars, 62c. Gala: No. 8 white, 2
cars, 461ic; li cars, 4Sc. No. 4 white, 3
cars, 4tlViC. No grade, 2 cars. 46c.
Omaha Cash lrlcea Wheat: No. 2 hard,
tl.WVl'l.l0: No. 8 hard, $1.17Mrfil.W; No.
4 hard, $1.11(1.18; No. 3 spring, white,
$1.16&1.17H; No. 8 spring, northern, $L17V4
&1.18; No. 8 durum, $1.34j4.36; No. 3
durum, $1,8311.34. Corn: No. 1 white, 63H
enac; No. t white, ti3tf4i4n; No. 3
white, Sr63c' No. 6 white, 2V:3c; No,
6 white, 62ti2o; No. 1 yellow, 63'foi
634o; No, 2 yellow, 3fu63c; No. $ yel
low, 629f1B'; No. 4 yellow, MMr'tpMc; No.
6 yellow, tWWcOaV; No. yellow, 2jf
62Hc; No. 1 mixed, 62?i(ti3c; No. 2 mixed,
WWS21o; No. 8 mixed, 62'4h2VIic: No. 4
mixed. 624(62Vic; No. 6 mixed, 614ii2i4c;
No. 6 mixed, 61W'i2c. Oats: No. 2 white,
4747Uc; standard, 44iiQ'47c; No. 3 white,
Wft'40c; No. 4 white, 4t?4i4o. Barley;
Malting, ff70e; No. 1 feed, MVfiftSo. Rye:
No. t. $l.fcil.(XH: No. 8. Il.ru'val.or..
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
FARMERS DO NOT, WORRY
ABOUT RENT DAY.
DO YOU?
Mr. Salaried Man, can you keep your
family as you feel that you must keep
11 em In the city and save enough out of
lour salary to support you In your old
ageT Have you seen any old farmers
living in OLD BKOPLR'S IIOMF.8? Not
on your life. Why not put that savings
bank deposit that is bringing you only a
small rate of Interest Into a productive
Irrigated farm? We will sell you one ori
asy terms. (So onto this farm and be
Independent for life snd give your chil
dren a chance to live In .the open and
f;row strong and hearty. While your farm
a making you a living, and more, it will
be Increasing In ralue every day you live
and will make you rich. You lose money
every day you put off thlB move. Come
in and see us about It today.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
FARM SPECIALISTS.
Ware Block. Omaha.
COMPLIMENTS OF THE
SEASON TO ALL OUR
FRIENDS
Birkett & Company
423 Bee Bldg
Douglas 633.
$100 CASH, BALANCK MONTHLY.
We have 3 or 3 houses, modern and
partly modern, large and small, north
and south side. Why not be your own
landlord? Haven't you not lie. 1 that the
property owner seems to be better off
financially than yourself? Come In and
talk the matter over.
PAYNK INVESTMENT CO..
Ware Block. Doug. 1781. o
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
Acre Property
We have the best thing you ever saw
In a 16-acre trai t of la.ud, with a lease
hold privilege of about four more, mak
ing in all about 20 acres. Good 6-room
house, fair outbuildings. There are about
four acres In orciiard and vineyard in
full beanng. This property Is only three
fourths of a mile from city limits of
South Omaha, and in Sarpy county,
where taxes are low. The land lays
practically level and a very homelike
tilace. Tnis will surely please anyone
ooktng for a suburban home, as well as
a money maker. Would nsmlder a resi
dence up to $3,0uu as part payment
Brine, $7,W0.
O 'Neil's R. E. and Ins. Agcy.
1606 Farnam St Tel. Tyler 1034.
Featares ef the Trading " ClMlaa
rrtcee en Hoard tr Trade.
CiIICAUO, Iec. !4.Whrat showed
good rallying ixiwer todav after the fact
became evident that Kuropean demand
had not materially fallen ol f. despite
Xrutntlne advlees lavorlim the bear sl.le
The market closed steailv at a shade
decline to tt'V advance, compared with
lMt nlKlit. Corn wound 1111 Mth a sain
of Vn :c andoats of c. The outcome
In provisions was utn'lisnged to 10c
higher.
lOxpnrt houses watched their chance
and promptly took offers of wheat as
sunn as the market had undergone a set
back. The down turn desired by the
representatives of foreigners came early
a a result of a decline of 2c at lluencs
Ayres. where. In addition to favorable
weather for harvest, estimates of a big
exportable surplus had caused depression.
wnicn was Increased bv almost prohibi
tive rates for vesaol room to Kurope.
On tho other hand, the bullish renejon
here whs accompanied by announcement
t li nt export clearances from the t nlied
Mates during the last two days had
amounted to as mucli as 3.0.tK bushels.
r riends of high prices were gratified 1
over the fact that durum wheat today at
Minneapolis touched $1 46 a bushel, over
topping all previous records.
The American supply of this grade Is .
said to be now virtually exhausted, tho
result of Immense purchasing for Italy.
It was estimated todsy thai the Itnlian
government had bought In the 1'nlted
States S0,0"0.0u bushels of all k mis of
wheat so far this season, and would need
as much fore In the near future.
Predictions of unsettled weather helped
to broaden the doman for corn. Rural
offerings continued to be less free than
was expected. Oats hardened with corn.
The chief feature was the buying of May
by cash houses.
In provisions the call from outside In
terests more than offset hedging sales
bv packers. Uraln concerns led the buy
ing. Drain prices furnished by !oKsn
Bryan, office Slii Mouth Sixteenth street;
OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET, NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Fat Cattle Generally Slow and Weak
and Otheri Steady.
H0QS FIVE TO TEN CENTS OFF
rat Sheep and t.amna In Active De
mand 4 an Advance of Ten In
l-lfteen rents Otfr
Wednesday.
Continues to Traverse Ground of
Last Few Days.
MORE
MINIMUM
PRICES
Trading Hears Kamlllnr Ante-HolU
day Aspects, Vnlomn of Baslness
Falling; Below Beeent
Inys.
SOVTH OMAHA. Dec 74. 1514.
Becelps were: Cattle. Hog Pheep
Official Monday 3.043 i r.so
Official Tuesday 3.111 9 t.M
I f fil ial Wednesday .. !.?;.". U',iM S,7n
l.'sliiimte Thursday i,tm ;ii :tSeo
J-our days this week, n.r.'.ft ns.i'.v: IC.T'.x)
Same days last week ..21.. 4 :H 4'"m Jt.lKI
fame tlnys 2 wks. ago IT.Tt'J IT.if.C S.4T.! i
" days 8 wks. ago 1H.4.T. 4S.'.'.r 44.342
!ime days 4 wks. ago.1.1.014 V4.4''l 4L'.3.T
Same days last year.... fl.OSJ 1H,4;9 RS4o
The fnllowti g table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Bouth
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date, as compared w th last year:
114 1918. Dee.
Cnttlo M2,.s!2 t49,.t 17.0(17
Hogs t. 314.400 2.RO.272 2PI.H72
Pheep 3,tWP,033 8,1, 222 10.1H9
The following table shows the average
price for hops at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
:S4fi!.l,'MJ-')i4
Antclei Open. lligh. Iaw. Closed Yes y
Wheat! I I
Dec. 1 V 1 W'il 1 2f'H
May.lt 8KV4.I I 2IS. I ai'
turn 1
Dee.. KJ
Mny.72trtl'V7
Uats
Dec. I 4 I 4W1 4!)
May. I M'J fc.lil 63
Pork I I I
Jan.. 18 a- I 18 So 11 m
May. IIS 86-S3: 19 00 18 $2W
I'ard I
Jan.. 10 80
May. I 10 fiO
Rlha I
J an . I 10 10
May.) 10 4fi
10 82U 10 80
10 66 I 10 60
10 in IB 10
10 M I 10
1
t 2!iy",i
72S,
49U
18 $6
18 K
10 $2'V
10 B5
10 12S
10 ii
1 2.-.
1
71(.t'
4Sfi
18 85
18 8$
10 80
10 47i
10 10
10 46
Cash prices: Wheat. No. 2 red. $1.2fMj
No. 2 hard. $1 2r.lJil.!Hi: No. 5
northern, $1.23. Corn. No. 2 yellow, fWMrd
7c: No. 3 yellow, Kiffltilte. Oats. No. t
white, 4iWl"4e; standard, 49'itfn.
Hye. $1.HV4. Harley, H0u7lo. Timothy,
$,'..r-(r7.2h. Clover. $12.tWt 15 00. Pork.
$17.00. Lard, $10.37. Ribs. $!UMV10.S7.
HllTTKlt Firm; receipts, 8,445 tttbs;
creamery extras (92 scoring), 84H.'l-rio;
orramery (higher scoring), 3tHti.uc;
creamery firsts. Slfo; soconds, SsjiOdn;
process extraa. Koiii.De; lanies, current
make, firsts, 23H4124C; econds, 2.1c; pack
ing stock, current make, No. 2, $lV52c,
rOl'LTRY Quiet ; western roasting
chickens, UJTISc; fresh fowls. 124j'l7c;
lit.k.iv. lMil'li T.tvi. If.fiifv: WAatArn
t hickens, lUVtjc; fowls, lKjl4o; turkeys,
nnrifio.
HI'TTKR Higher: creamery. 24Wlo.
KOOS Higher; receipts, 2.M0 cases: at
mark, rases Included, 22i4c; ordinary
firsts, EK(i:t2o; firsts, k.'jWK;.
l'OTATOl'Jo lleoelpts, 8. csrs; un
changed. ltUl,TRY Alive, lower; springs, 11c;
fowls, Wc; turkeys, lho.
New YorU General Market.
NRW YORK, l"ee, 24. l'UAR Fu
tures opened 1 point higher to i points
lower. .The market became steadier later
on tho firmness In the snot position.
1'rlen at 12 30 were around last night's
closing levels with sales of 3M tons. The
siot market was firm at 4.01a for con
tiliugal and 8 3to for molusse. Refined,
steauy; cut loaf, 6.tl&c; crushed, 6.76c:
mould A, 6.40c; cubes. 6.200; XXXX pow
dered, 6.10c; powdered. 6.06a; fine granu
lated, 4c; diamond A, 4.95c; confection
ers' A. 4.85c: No. t 4.70c.
CHEHSK Steady; receipts. i.tm boxes;
State, whole milk, held, specials, lfrdilflc:
same, average fancy, iriVifllBtic; samo,
f reKh, specials, 16c; same, average fancy,
MUtoHXiC; skims, GH(fil34c.
Kittia Steady; receipts, 4.3M casea;
fresh gathered extra tine, S8v40r; extra
firsts, $7ii3Nc: firsts, 3fit).1tc; soconds, Xkip
34o; state, rennsylvania and nearby hen
nery whites, fine to fancy, 47f4!to; gath
ered whites, 3fit47e; hennery browns, 4ltj)
42c; gathered browns and mlxod colors,
20(3400.
Kassu City brain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Deo. $4 WHEAT
No. 2 hard, $1.18HKert.20V: No. 2 red,
1 1H4&U9; May. $1.21VIfl.21; July,
$1.1SH.
CORN No. a mixed, 7ffrt4o: No. t
white, 6oHi7c; May, Tl'tVTlHo; July,
71V:.
OATS-No. 3 white, 4SW.20; No. $
mixed. 44Mii('THo.
BUTTER Creamery, 81ej firsts, $c;
seconds, 26n; packing, 204c.
KOOW Firsts, 81c; seconds, 23c
POULTRY Hens, &!c; roosters, ta;
turkeys, 16c.
Mlnnrjapolle Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, I)o 24.-WHKAT-December.
il.21H; May, tl.24; No. 1
hard, $1.2tAfc; No. 1 northern, $1.2281.6;
No. 2 northern. 8l.lliS1.24S.
FLiOUR-Advinced; fancy patents, IRJ0;
first clears, $A.80; second clears, $4.26.
HARLKY-fi7ivlc.
RYE-l.OKMl.OO'i. 1
BRAN-$22.50.
CORN No. S yellow, fiSOSHo.
OATH No. $ white, C,n4Vi.
FlA.V-$1.6'jrtl.tj.
at. I.ools Uraln Market.
ST. !I'IS, Dec. 24 Wl IF. AT No. f
red. $1.2S'a1.?4'i; No. I herd. .23mtl.24V6;
December. $12i; May, $1.26V4.
CORN No 2. (t.c; No. 2 whits, 67c;
December, 6tc; May, 7fa73'Ac.
OATH No. 2, 48r"(i4t'tjo: No. i white, 60e.
: 1
I.l-rerpool Grain Market.
MVERPOOU Dec. 24. WHEAT-Rpot,
firm; No. 1 Manitoba, 10s 8d; No. 2, 10s
6d; No. 8. 10a 8Hd: No. hard winter,
los Ti'fd. Futures, nominal.
CORN Spot, nominal. Futurea, quiet;
January, 6s 2d; February, 6a
Coffee Market.
NI7W YORK. Dee. 24 There was some
trade selling In the market for coffee
futurea again today and prices were
lower In the alsience f any active de
mand. A further decline in the rate of
Brixillan exchange on London wore, ac
companied by reports thut some or the
Brazilian shippers were showing a dls
poHltloti to shade their offers, In Ibo cost
and freight market and after opening at
a decline of H to 8 points, prices here
close! 12 to l'l points net lower. Kales,
18 i'aXJ sacks. December. D.liSc: January.
6.9Kc; February. e.Ot"c; Man h. 15c: April.
' 0.24c; May, 'i.fcc: June, ii.22e; '.Julv, 7 lic;
August, 7.2lc: Heptember. 7.2c; October,
7 a.ci; November, 7.41o; spot, quiet; rio 7,
7V; Santos, No. 4. 10c.
J)ata
Dec!" .T
Pee 1..
Deo ..
Dee. ..
lec. 10
Dee. 11.
Dec, 12.
T-ec, IS
Dec. 14
Dec. 15.
1 'CO. Ill
Dec. 17.
Dec. JS
Deo l
fec. a
Dec. 21.
t"eo. 22.
Dec, 2:t.
Dec, ?
I 114. 11. U. I1H11. 11911. 11810. 1190 lw.
S :: 7 67 C 21
471 T 64' t
T 321 221 6 42
7 4,-. 80
ami
91
6 R3
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7 IMI )
7 02'-1
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7 03
R 113'tji
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i
1 44
7 441
T 4S
7 4i
7 ;;.
7 74
7 4 .1
7 421
7 :wi
7 47,'
7 4.S
7 43
I
7 fiO
7 49!
I 32
8 Til 6 431
1 t;
7 6 01
7 Mi
7 31 i 5 971
7 If, I !) ;
7 c!i ;r'
7 82 X
tmi
6 001
7 Ml I XI
J 8 86i
7 (&,
7 00
7 01
7 0;
T 441
7 hi
7 M!
7 t0,
I 7 83
I 09
9 14
8 48
6 63
5 41
6 32
6 74
&
5 i7
6 30
3 901 I 311
8 2o 3i
OCil 5 94 1
7 08 i 01
7 121 tXl
M (VJ
7 1! 5 HV
7 13! I
7 57
7 48!
7 W
7 tl:l
7 M
T 7!
8 ifi
8 2
8 OK
9 Oi
9 11
6 .111
6 o4
6 8
6 84
5 .Hi
R 47
LEGAL. NOTICES
BTOC K HOI.DE1UJ' M K li Tl NO.
The Annual Meeting of tho stockhold
ers of the HAXTINOH AND NORTH
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, for
the election of seven Directors, and the
transaction of such other business us may
come before tbe meeting, will be held at
the office of A. L. Mohler, corner of lith
and Dodge Streets, Omaha. Nebraska, on
Monday, the 4th day of January, A. D.
l'Jl at U o'clock A. M.
T. M. ORR.
Di4dl It Secretary.
BTOCK HOLD K I li? M KET I N 1.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Bee Bulldlmr company will be
held at the office of the company In
1 maha st 4 o'cux k p. in. on Tuesday,
January 19, for the purpose of electing
officers for the eiiHiiliig esr and tbe
transaction of such other business as may
properly come lefoie IIim meeting.
I Bv order of th president.
, N. V. FLII Secretary.
Cotten Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-COTTO"N-Spot,
nulet: middling uplands, 7.86c.
The Market closed steady at a net ad
vance of tVrjpt points. Futures closed
steady; December, 7 32r; January, 7.6lc;
March, 7.69c; May, 7 87o; July, 8 06c; Oc-tob.-r.
8 29.V
LIVERPOOL Den. 14. COTTON
Slot, quiet; prices Irregular; American
middling, 6.44d; good middling, 4.77d; mid
dling. 4.53d; los middling. 4 Ofid ; good or
dinary, 8.44d; ordinary, 299d. Sales, 6,000
bales.
Metal Market.
NWW YORK, Dec. 24. M F?rAL3 I -end,
itilt at $3.7y'i3.8r,; IxiimIoii, l!2sd.
Spekcr quiet at $6.Uy(i J.t"', London,
f2 17s d.
Tin: Firm at $:i3.2Rfi4.(n. Coiper:
dull: electrolytic, $I3.0i4 U60; tasting,
$12.00013. 2n. Iron: Quiet and unchanged.
At London: Ppot coPer, fM i;u; fu
tures. t57. Tin: Kpot. fits; futures, (146
HT. IT'1S Dee. 24.-METAI.Si-l.ead,
firm at $3.60ti3Ub; spelter, dull, $b.50,
nominal.
luna City Xle Mock Market.
SIOUX H1TY. Is.. Dee. 24. -CATTLE
Receipts, 1"0 head; market steady; native
steers, $i aoi(.uO, butchers, $&.2f7 00;
cowm and heif"rs. $4 ij(l.26; canners, $.1.7$
M 70; calves, $7.aS.tO; oululs, stags, etc.,
y (mkii i
Hi KJ.s Receipts. $.500 head; market, 60
lower; heavy $H ifAi'- 9A; mixed, tn.ilHify
6TW: lialil. $6 .tKjj
HHKF.f AND LAMBS Receipts, tOO
uvad; c, $6.&i.7!i; lambs, $7.608.2.
"Sunday.
CATTLK Receipts were not very heavy
this morning, either here or at any
market points, but tliov were plenty
large enough to meet the requirements
of the trade. As noted before in those
columns the demand lor beef Is always
limited at all market polvte during the
holiday Beacon. No one Is looking for
an thing like a brisk demand for cattle
until after January 1.
The few beef steers here this morning
moved slowiy at pr.ces that were cer
tuinly no better than steady and If any
thing a little lower than yesterday, esiie
Maily on the close. The best beeves
here were good enough to bring $X.6j,
there being nothing good In sight.
Cows and heifers generally commanded
good steady prices, but the market
closed weak.
There were not enough storkers or
feeders to cut much figure In the trade
and prices w?r without noteworthy
cliaiike. All the live stock markets of
the country will be closed on Christmas
day.
Quotations on Cattle. Prime yearlings.
$8. iM(i9. 76; good to choice -"ornfed beeves,
8S.Oia1i8.75: fair to good cornfed beeves.
$7.(0i(f9.00; common to fair cornfed beeves,
lti.OiHiV7.60; good to choice range beeves,
7.ft"nb.(i0; fair to good range beeves. $7.00
$17.50; common to run range beeves, u i5(jf
7.00; good to choice heifers, $6.UOtdl7.X;
good to choice cows. tf.6Xkuvii.36: fair to
good cows, $6.00iiO.5O; common to fair
rows. lit. iBWB.tiO: good to choice stneksra
and feeders, $7.40f7.76; fair to good stock
ers and feeders, $ti.75i7.40; common to fair
stocaers snd feeders, xr..mw.7j; stock
hair.it-a t 'A'.fti A '..". .Irinli entt. tl 1TJ. K
stock o'alves, .OOftTTh): eal calves, $7.o6ai
$.00; bulls, Mags, etc., iS.iltW76.
Htiua-Reoeipts were fair this morning,
bout 12o cars, or 8 300 head, being re
ported. About xixteen loads of these
were consigned direct. For the four days
the run totals 30,6Htt head, a gain over
lost week of 2,000 ami 20,000 larger than a
year ago. The fact that the Christmas
holiday enmn on Thursday last year Is
partly responsible for the big gain noted.
ine market opened out auu tins morn
ing, and as other points, especially Chi
cago, reported sharp declines, the local
trade opened with shippers and specu
lators buying at btiioc lower prices.
i'aokers' early offers ware even worse
than that, being In most Instance a flat
dime off, but by the time a general move
ment started they had Improved until the
big end of the offerings finally sold at a
fulOo decline. Trade remained dull
throughout.
The bulk of sales was made, at M SOtf
6.95, with quite a sprinkling at $7.00 and
a top or 17 on. F or tne weeg to nute
mices are around a nickel lower. Pack
ers have Ixen bearish ail through, but
heavy shipping and speculative buying
helped to hold values up. Lights, which
havo been In poor request, probably show
tho most decline, but It haa been notloed
that the big, rough, packing grades
have not sold so readily as they did last
week,
SHEEP The packers were good com
petitors for another light run consisting
for the most Dart of lambs and a sprink
ling Qf ewes. The demand for killing
laniDs was so good that sellers were ante
to realise nrices strong to lntfrl,'o higher
on luinhs and fully steady on ewes. If
anything tho general quality of the lamb
offerings was not quite as good, though
some pretty good lambs were on the
market, there being averal loans good
enough to command $8.55, with tbe bulk
going at $k.26TrN.40, the moat Of which
were on the wrtcatflnld order. Moil of
the ewes on sale brought $5.30(06.50, wlh
the quality In manv respects like yea
terday. Trade being brisk the clearance
was naturally early. Two cars of feeder
lambs moved at $7. no.
Friday being Christmas today prao
tlcally clones the market for the week,
with lambs Improving 4O'ifi00 since Isst
week's close and ewes showing an ad
vance of 15 a -'P. Yearlings havo been in
meager supply and moved up lufylRc,
The upward tendency to prices and the
healthy cunditlvn of the trade this week
has been attributed largely to the fact
that the country has been conservative In
shipping to market, the receipts for the
week to date being very moderate. In
the iielKhl4rhood of only some lti.7-0 head
have been reported In, against 29.34 last
Week and 2K.4..9 bead two weeks ago.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
got il to el e, WJ'WVoo; lambs, fair In
.'. o, 7 IHtfiK 26: feeders, fair to good $7 50
070; yearlings, good to choice, ft; !OfJ
7.H6; yearlings, fair to good, M.604.H.80;
yearlings, feeders, $5. 751)4. 26; wethers,
good to choice, $i loiji 36; wethers, fair
to good, $f.V.i86 10; wethers, feeders. $4.40
45.00; ewes good lo choice, $5 IWritYtiO;
ewes, fair lo good I6.00ft6.30; ewes, feed
ers. $4'U'.(!i5eO.
191 fed lambs 88 8 5."
M fed ewes 108 fi 60
148 fed ewes 112 D 40
NEW YORK, Deo. 24 In Its essen
tials today's stock market conttnued to
traverse ths ground of the last few days.
More minimum prices were registered In
shares in Investment and speculative vsl
ties, the list Including Canadian Pacific,
Baltimore Ohio and the Southern rail
ways, while I'nlted States Steel and
Southern I'Hciflo repeated their estab
lished low quotations of the preceding
session.
More than a score of Inactive and mis
cellaneous stocks sold lower than before.
Ttnillng bore the familiar ante-holiday
aspects, ths volume of business falling
below recent days. Opening prices re
flected the same degree of Irregularity
so long prevalent, followed by rallies
which carried the leaders one to two
points above yesterday's close. The ad
vance appenred to be the result of short
covering more than anything elee, and.
when the demand from that quartet"
teased, stocks fell back from sheer
Inertia.
Renewed weakness In Canadian Pacific
an I Southern Railway preferred on ex
tensive offerings unsettled the list In the
afternoon with lowest prices of the day.
In the final dealings some buying of
Amalgamated Copper and Reading Im
parted a belter undertone, but the closing
was heavy tid uncertain.
Weakness of the high priced railway
shares indicated thst the reduced divi
ded! declared yesterday by the directors
of the Pennsylvania company, with Its
resultant effect on Pennsylvania rall
rond aarnlnat. was causing some appre
hension respecting tho dividend status
ol the other stocks In this class. Declara
tion of tho regular New York Central di
vidend on Its increased capital stock Im
parted firmness to the Yanderbllt group.
A loss of more than $10,000,000 gold was
the interesting feature of the Bank of
England's weekly statoment. London
brokers were said to have expressed dls
tippolntment over the terms Imposed for
resumption of business on the stock ex
change. The locsl bond market was heavy n
small overturn. Total transactions par
value aggregated $1,11)3,000.
trnlted States government bonds wers
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and quotations or
leading stocks were:
9l4. His. Low, Olsse.
Alaska Oold 11. mx) 24'4 H ,
Amslsamst-M Onrpor ... 10,000 4i
Aaierlcsa not Suswr.... l. tU "I
Amorlran ts I. 4 H
Ani.rl.an 8. ft R LJOO M UH MV
An.-Tlmn fl. R. pM
Ansrltn Suira Htflnlng. J0O tdlH Ml'4 IS.
Americas Tel. 4k Tsl... SOO 116 lid n
An.-rlrail Tobacco St
Anaon.la Mlnlas
Atchison a... K tav
llaltlmors A Ohio 1
linnklrn Rapid Transit. SO U M 4
millolla Patroleua .... X I UU
C.u.dian Barilla 8.1n 1H 1
tvntral I .-Miliar .
fti.Aipwik. Ohio mi 40t, 4ut 4flH
Chi!) Orest Western. 6"0 14 1 M
Chicago. Mil. Ht. P.. l,7l W afi
lru NonhwMiarn. 2i 1224 its
n,lii Cocpar tu0 3iV l"i
1 Vilorado r ik' 1 a iron ..... ..... "
tx.lonlo A Koutliasrn.,.., ...... ..... .. to
liivar A Ulo Uranda.... ...... i
HfnvAr A Hln 4). pfd ,l
lUntlllara' Hi-orultlas 11
Krl. 8,700 ItH t 21
(1-i.arnl Blei-trto 187
Orrat Northern ptd W0 lr." 113 111
(rest Nor. Or ctta -00 itm H Se-t
(ussenltaim Kxpluratlou 4l.
Illlnola ontral ..... ..... 1OT
InlerhorouKh-Met. pfd DO
Internal iimal tlar Uj
Ksnaaa 4 Ity Rout hern. . . lt tl It 20'
l-ahlsh Vall-r ,1"0 1WH IM 1-IVS
IiuIaHIIo & Nashvllls 116
M-itrsn Petroleum t
Miami (Vrtr MO il 17 11
Miiaourl, Kan. 4k Trass. too H S "i
MI.AOiirt Parlflc MI tt ,
National Blarult U
National Laad oo 434 41 4.1
NTala Copper to iV 1IH 11
New York leiltrej ton) 2H H
N. Y 1 M. II. H 700 4 M Mt
Nurfnlk Waatsrn 9H
Northern l arltlo 4 XI M MS 97
1-arWlu Mail IWS U)4 14
Pai'irio Tel. a Tal X
PennayWsnla I.WS 10444 IMS 1"
rnllmsn 'ali-e Car 100 hV4 W 1W
iliay t:nn. 4Hper ..... 15
lleadtns 14.SI 149 1WSI, 141
Republic Steal A Iron.. It II II
Hoik Inland 10 0 1 S 44
Koik 1-lsnd . pfd 700 1H 1
HI. U A H. K. ti ptd... SOO I I 34a
Hiiutliarn Parlllo $,.Vio il 4a It II
Houth-ro Hallway tee 14 14 14
IVnn-A-e Copper too I046 IS i
Texaa Company ..... 14
t'niim I'aotrio t.ine ltr44 ll 1H
l'nlun Ps-lflo pfd 800 7 T9 T
I'nlted Hlataa Htuel 1.70U 41 4
V. t. fMl pfd o 14 1034 lna
t'lah Cnpeer US 47 4Vi ,
Wabash ptd a... a ..... 1H
Waitorn I nlon a a M44
Weatlnitiouas PMeotrle a..,, eats
Ottered. litre dividend.
Total sales for ths day. 101,6s taarss.
DUN'S RBVIRW OF TRADH
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAIIKKT
Hhrrp Strong.
Cattle 8trenar Hose Vnsetlled
CHICAfJO, Dec. Z4. CATTI.K Re
celits, 3,000 head: market strong; native
steers, $.V5flti 1D.00: western, fc.awiJt lit;
cows and t.eifers, WSW.30; calves, $7.u0y
lO.OO.
1IOI38 Receipts, eXS.aJ head; market,
unsettled; mostly r.i lUo lower; hulk, $i i
47.10; light. (8Ctp7.10; mixed, $.7."i7.a;
iiravy, $ii.7Mj7.17S; rough, $.75'fiHi.0; pigs,
$6.fi"'ti7.1o.
riHKKI AN PUA MBS Receipts, 7.000
head,; market strong; sheep, $5 05(fi.ti0;
yearlings. $C7fir7.80; lambs, $6.T5i.7u.
St. Loots Mrs Stork Market.
HT. I.OH!a, Dee. $4 CATTLK-Re-c
ipts. 1.7i0 head; market higher; native
beef steers, $i.50irf 10.00; cows and hellers,
$7i.Ooiii9.2:; southern steers. $5,751(7.75;
cows and heifers, $4 OWitj.OU; native calves,
$b.iyrM.27j.
HotlS-Receliits, 7.800 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, $6.0uri;T.$t: mixed
and butchers, $7.007.80; good hevy. $7.16
1 25.
rillKin' AND LAMHS-Rneelpta, none;
narket stealy; native muttons, $4 W16.0O;
lambs, K(ffjkU), yearlings. $5.jOtj'-50.
Kansas City Lire stork Market.
KANSAS CITV, Dee. 24.-CATTI.E-Rs-celpts,
l.fioo head: market weak; prime
fed steers, $9.fc)'u 10.35; dressed beef steers.
$5.50'7. 5u; stockers and feeders, $i.0uS.lS;
bulls. $6.Kti 50; calves. $, UtkaO .60.
HOOii Reoeipts, i0 head; market
steady: bulk. $O.Hf,iJi7.2o; heavy, rr.0i.w7 IS;
packers and butchers. t7.4kefii7.2S; light,
$ Ww7 15: pigs. $0.401; 75.
hilt-KF AND I-AM lit Receipts. 1.001
head; lambs, tT.foiiel .; jrearlinge. $8 Sutjl
7.5v; wethers, $o.imi.i, iwis, $.oua.ii.
k
Conditions Appear FaTorable for
Trade Generally.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24. Dun's Review
will say on Saturday:
Ths railroad rate decision, ths contin
ued big exports of wheat and other pro
ducts and the colder weather, which stim
ulates retail distribution exert the most
important influence In the markets this
week. December, with Its holiday Inter
ruptions and Inventories Is not usually
a month for large developments In busi
ness activity, but the recent progress In
finsnrlal recuperation, the rapid establish
ment of a big balance of trade In favor
of this country, and the rate decision giv
ing a lsrge pert o the relief aaked for
from the Interstate Commerce commis
sion, combined to create a favorable sen
timent In business The better feeling
has undoubtedly Impaired a brisker move
ment to the Christmas trade, which,
though less in volume than last year, baa
been much more activa than appeared
possible a few weeks sgo.
Hank clearings for the week were)
$2,008,108, a decrease of 11 $ per cent as
compared with $2,81, 368,7a In ths soma
week last year.
Failures for the week wers 878, against
449 last week and 28$ In ths same week
last year.
Wheat exports were $.757,942 bushels,
against S.804,788 bushels a year ago.
Krev York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-MKRCANTILJB
PA lKR -4i 1ft per rent.
HTKRMNCI EXCHANGE Steady; 80
day hills. $4.83; for cables, $4.b6H5; for de
mand, $4 K0.
SILVER Bar. 4SV.
LONDON, Dec. 24. SILVER Bar,
21 U-I'.d per ounce.
MONEY l's per cent. Dlsoount rates,
short bills snd three months, 24 Per
cent.
Call money was steady high, S per cent;
low, 24 per cent; ruling rate, $ per cent;
lust loan. S tier cent; closing bid, 24 per
cent; offered at 3 per cent. Time loans,
dull; 0 and 80 days and six months, 3V
4i4 per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds wers ag
follows:
V. 8. ret. Js, rag... " M , K. 4k T. 1st 4s TT
do roupon 4 'Mo. Pa a. or. Is... 4S
V. 8. a. rS N. Y. C. sea. SHs.
do coupon l'W N. Y. Cy. 4a. 1MJ.PH
V. S. 4a. re ie4 N. r. Htate 4Hs.. .1071
do coupon 1SV4 -N. Y . N. H. U. -
Panama Sc. coupon. vt. da 1M
Am. Binalters a....l04 Nor. Pan flu do
A. T. At T ce. 4Vta '. Mar. Taclfia Sa.....
eArmour Co. 4'ia. O. g. U ref. 4s s7
AUhlaon sn. 4a.... It Pac. T. 4k T. ta... 4t4
Hal. A Utile 4a ... Pens, con- 4s tl
eotiea. A Ohio 444a. II Read Ine, goo. 4a tl
0-. " A Q I- 4v.a.. '4B Lag g ret. 4a. el
CM 8 P g 44e.. tBo. Pac 0. 4a..... a
c H. I. A 1 en. i do ref. 4a. n S4
C A 8. ref. 4a... 'W du ce. 6a fbi
I). A It. O. rot. ba. 411480. Railway la
Rrta gen. 4i " Union Paclfle 4a.... Aa
len. Klactrtc 6s. .. a do ce. es. IS
"in. Nor. let 4l1a I'D V. 8. Rubber As.. .101
111 rent, ret 4.... MVS. Steel Is luo
K. C. 8. ret 6e Wabash let 6s ?V
kin, un. 4a Illtt'Weat. (Julon 4Hav, n
Bid. -crtfid. West. Elac. or. 6s.. H4)
Rank Cleerloaa.
OMAHA. Dec. 84. Bank clearings tor
Omaha today wero $A7l,4o0.10. The corre
sponding day last year was Christina.
7 Stock for Sale
Aa omaha corporation In eotlvs buat
Bea (or twenty yoara offers (or sals
fifty abarss guaranteed asvea $er een
preferred stock redeemed (root lerimea
SWbsra. tin agents. Will soil. dUect,
A 111' Cars Bts.