Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE KKE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1914.
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FarMtaheal RiMmi.
Of DEN HOTBL, Council Bluffs, stca-n
heated room, per k. Phono '.
Larg, trl. tly modem. 6W 8. 14 V. 7194.
7 Feratakral HM'kwla Raosae.
(PAVKNPORT. 2018TWO NICF.LY FUR
NISHFD HKPO. ROOMS; XI W WEKK
MODERN housekeeping suite: runninic
water; .also furnished room. Ill N
Kh Pt
HMfll aa Aaartaaa.
CALIFORNIA Hotel, lltb and CaU'ornla
Weekly rate tl and tp Doug 7nl
DODflE HfVrEl- MoiVm Reasonshla
lleaira and tottaae.
MODERN t-story House, 7 rooms; never
occupied; new furnace; IJOj Doug.
ALL. slses, $3 per month up. tOT Pax ton.
FOR KENT
Wa hare complete list of all house
apartments and flats that are for rent.
This list can be seea free of charge at
Omaha Van Ftnrage fn.wa iflth 8t
ELKffANT J-room. morn oricK apart
ment; newly decorated; $50 per month,
tM South 2?th St.
Cottage. 2044 Vinton St.. gas, cleotrlo
light water, toilet. $15 per month -Frame
flat. 1129 S. 29th St., newly
decorated, $. per month.
J. C. ISII, EXECUTOR.
' 703 S. list Ave Phone Harney 243.
For Rent
29th Ave and Dewey Ave.
5-Room Houses
Pressed brick.
Iawni terraced.
Cement walks.
Good furnace.
Hot water heater.
Iundry.
, Gas stove.
Kitchen cabinet
Sleeping porch.
Built-in but tel.
Clothes chute.
Window shades.
i 'American Security Co.
'Douglas 6013, of evenings, Wal. 3037 or
Har. 2Mfi.
FlvrAnm tie.w cnttnirn 122. uO
I Uau Wvnm. n ...1.. v..- IH M
Five-room bungalow... 22. SO
I Five rooms, modern except heat 30.00
i Eight rooms, modern, Dundee 45.00
' AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY,
1 Phone Douglas 6013, or Evenings Wal-
nut 3037 or Harney 2646.. o
311 N. $3d St., 7-r., modern $30.00
i 4fi31 Charles St., S-r., modern 26 00
' 2628 Capitol Ave., 7-r., modern 23.00
2415 Capitol Ave., 7-r., mod. ex. heat. 23.00
1018 Ames Ave., 6-r., mod. ex. heat.... 20 00
2F.31 spencer St., 6-r., mod. ex. heat.. 13.00
; 4329 Decatur St, 6-r., city water 13.00
' M8 N. 87tlf St., 6-r., city water 12.50
SUfi Franklin St., 6-r., city water 11.00
8723 Ohio St . 8-r., well 7.00
CREIOH, SONS tk COMPANY.
wm neo dug. rnone iousma
fr-ROOM, MODERN.- $22.60.
S3 N. 26th ; 2-atory house, newly deco
rated; very desirable and close in.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY,
Tyler lf3i. SUte Bank Bldg.
Globe Van&Storage
s, packs, snips; a-bora van
$1.26 per br.i storane $2 per
lory gt:ar. D. 4338 & Tr. 230.
Stores, move
sd I men. $1
uo. Satisfactory
Fidelity Storage Co
Etorag. moving, packing and shipping.
16th A Jackson St. Phone Douglas 2S.
tlonuoa m all parts of the city.
ilOUatJB Crelgn Son, ft Co.. Bee building.
REAL ESTATE
FARM RAM til LAD! FOR ItLR
Oklahoma.
$,0nn ACRFS. laige and small tracts; ab
solute title; Pittsburg Co., farming, pas
ture, oil, coal lan J: $3 to S per acre.
Write J. E. Csvsnagh. McAlester. Okl.
tV I adnata ah
Upper Wisconsin
Beat daiif and general iog state la the
anion; aetllura wanted; lands for sal al
low irkes, on sy terms. Ask for book
let $4 oa Wisconsin Central Umd Grant
fctaU acres wanted. Write abaut ouf
graslng lands. If Interested In fruit lands,
ask for booklet on Apple Orchards la
Wisconsin, Address Land Dept. So
Lin Hy Minneapolis, Mlna.
REAL EBTATK LOANS
CITY and larm loans, a. i, a par cent.
J. H. Lumont A Co., 14 Farnam, Omaha.
WANTED City ioana. peter Trust Co.
WANTUD City ioana and warranU. W.
Farnnm Smith St Co. 13 rarnarn.
OMAHA homes. kiewi Nebratika fauna
O'KtCKKB RHAL UdTATsi CO.,
1016 Omaha Natl. Douglas 2711
tit) to IU.Omc maOe promptly. F. D. W
Weal Bldg., ISth and Kamam St a.
uauvin m.os ifm fcsc
tier. CITY LOANS, C. O. Carlberg Co.,
u tlu-311 BranoelM Theater Bids.
CITY property. Laige loans a sp-vial'v.
W. H. Thomas, mw State Bank Bldg.f
MUM.V on band for city and (arm luana.
fl, w. Binder t Uy Natl, ttank HlXg.
BEE us first If you want a larm loaa
Coiled fa tat as Irust Ce.. Omaha. Neb.
ABSTRACTS OF TITUS,
flKBD Abstraov Co., oldest abstract of.
lea in Nebraska. 2j8 T -ndeis Theater.
KtlKH Title Uuarunlee and ADatract Col,
a modern abatiact office. M a 13 lb 84
Fhone Douglas Mil.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
An elegnnt ranching proposition; t,715
acres, one mile water front on Bird wood
creek, 16 miles north of Sutherland, Lin
coln county, Nebraska.
An SOO-aure Improved ranch. It miles
south of Bassett in Rock county, Ne
braska, Two sections of choice wheat land near
Billings, Mont
One section In McKenrle county, North
Dakota.
BEN OULLICK. Sioux Falls. S. D.
FOK SALE or trade for Iowa, eastern
Nebraska of northwest Missouri land:
business block In Denver and Irrigated
190 acres In Colorado. 1023 St. Paul St,
Denver, Colo.
For Sale or Trade
160 acres fine Irrigated farm in Scott's
Bluff county, only about 4 mlloa from
railroad town. This land Is on tne south
side of the river and has good water
rights, good house, barn, well, eta. There
are now about twenty acres In alfalfa,
but all is good alfalfa land. Sugar beets,
wheat, oats and corn can be raised in
abundance. In fact, this is a splendid
propt-sltlon to make money for a prac
tical farmer. Will sell on easy terms and
would consider well located Omaha resi
dence equal to one-half the value of the
land as part payment Price, $110 per
0 'Neil's R, E. & Ins. Agraicy,
1806 Farnam St. Phone Tyler 1024.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Sella Off with Decline!
. Through Liquidations.
CORN AJTD OATS ARE LOWER
Other Gralaa In Sympathy with the
ear PrMr on the. Market
Pacific Caaat Prodacta
Are Inactive.
OMAHA Dec. . 1914.
May wheat sold off yesterday, 1
ellnea of mlo being recorded for the
day. Liquidation by Patten was a big
factor. In addition to selling by longs,
short lines were put out
The export business In wheat yester
day waa smaller, at 10,(100 bu., includ
ing 4n,ft bu. for shipment via tho aiilf.
Clearances were 1,279.( u., Including
7.U hushdls Canadian
Pacific coast wheat market was In
active, sellers holding f.rmlv and wall
ing for biue stem to reach $1,60.
It has been officially decided In Italy
to extend the period of reduction of rlie
import duty on wheat unUl June ),
next.
Corn closed with losses of miTlSe.
There was strength early on a promise
pf unsettled westher, but the weakness
In. wheat com sold off rapidly.
Oats were Vii,c lower for the day
and the volume of trade was moderate.
The country Is selling grain In larger
quantities and the situation at the
moment looks heavy.
Provisions were unusually active and
sharply higher on Hie light receipts and
the 16c advance in that market, on th
advance there was heavy real ling by
local and stock yards traders, and the
fee.lng was easy at the close. There was
some January liquidation.
Wheat was 2'dSc lower.
Corn was WWc lower.
Oats wore (SVic lower.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 1,261,000 htiKhels; corn. 4,M bush
els; oats. 311.000 bushels.
At Liverpool corn was unchanged to id
lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.207,000
bushels ii nd shipments 888.000 bushels,
against receipts of 671,fln0 bushels and
shipments of 4tS.OO0 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were l.HSO.flOO
bushels and shipments 923.0K) bushels,
against receipts of l,6O4.0U0 huslwls and
shipments of 883.000 bushels lsst year.
Primary oata receipts were B63,ft)0 hush
els and shipments 823,000 bushels, against
receipts of 7(7,000 bushels and shipments
or 767,000 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat Com Oats.
Chlcagqo 608 1,184 412
Minneapolis 274 ... ...
Duluth 96 ...
Omaha x6 122 IS
Kansas City 121 K
St. Louts m 62 39
Winnipeg 196
These cash rales were reported today:
Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 2 caru, $1.18; 1
car. $1.17 No. S hard winter: 1 car; $1.18:
,8 cars, $1.17'; 1-6 car, $1.17. No. I durum.
' , I O.I. . , e -- qfl . . .
& vki , e1.-x-.7a, a-o i-r, fi.oo. mu. a uuruin.
car (smutty. $1.33. Sample: 3-6 car. $l.0S.
Corn No. white: 1 car, 64 Vic; No. 8
white: 2 cars. HVic: No. I yellow: 2 cars,
644c. No. S yellow: 11 cars, 64 Vic No. 4
yellow: 1 car, 64c. No. 2 mixed: 1 car,
63ic; 1 car, 63V4c. No. 3 mixed: ( oars.
63Hc. No. 6 mixed: l car. 63Ha Oats No.
3 white: $ cars, 47c. No. 4 white: 2 cars,
46Vc; 2 cars, KV, c. No grado: 1 car, 46c;
1 car, 45V4c; 1 car, 45c. Rye No. 2: 1 car,
fl-06; ,4 car, $1.03'4. No. 4: 1 car. $1.03H.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard.
$1.17W1.19; No. $ hard, $1.1601.18; No. '4
hard, $U01.167; No. 3 spring, white,
FOR RENT Modern It-room bouse, $06
B. 35th Ave. Inquire T. J. O Brian.
Henshaw Hotel. Harney 10M. Douglas 1218.
t-R- house, mod., suitable for two . fam
ilies. Douglaa 469.
Van and Stor
age Co. Large
van. 2 men. 11 W
par hr.i dray, 1 -men. $1.26 per hr. 171$
Webstar. Doug. 14fcs.
Maggard's
J . "P J Exp. Co., moving
I . tvPPfl packing A atoiauo
STEAM heat all modern, 7-rooro bouse;
also 4-room flat 220 No tSd.
(
' Storea and Offices.
1915 OFFICES
FOR RENT NOW.
Don't wait until someone takes the
one you should have.
$22.60, $26.00. $30.00, $40.00.
THE BEE ByiLDING,
"The Building That la Always New."
TWO modern steam-heated stores, near
postoffice; low rent G. P. stehbins.
Fa-rma for Rent.
WIS have a party who owns a half sec
tion of land that Is all fenced and has
940 acres broken and ready to yut In
spring grain crop. '
Another Dartv who has 200 acres that
are under cultivation, which can be put
This land is all level, within four milts of
i'ie town and two mues or another, Jo
Wled In Weld county, Colorado, which is
la the northeastern part of the state, n
a locality where there is a great deal of
small grain raised every year. This land
can be ranted very reasonably or sold on
a small payment down. Here Is an op
portunity to get started to own your own
land on a small cash payment, or It can
be rented for one year or more.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney St
A DIRECTOR In one of the most con
servatively financed corporations In the
west wishes to retire and will exchange
his stock, which will pay strong divi
dends, for clear western or northern
lands or rental property. Give legal
numbers and price in first letter. Ad
dress Owner, Room 18, Banford Hotel
Block, Omaha, Neb.
FRONTIER CO. BARGAIN.
Highly Improved farm of 166 acres.
Land all laya fine and la excellent soil.
W 111 exchange for good Omaha residence.
C. R. COMBS,
81i Brands! Theater, Omaha, Neb,
Douglas 3916.
GOOD 7-room house and $ acres
of fruit In Papllllon to exchange
for. Omaha home,, value of $6,000.
- W. II. GATES,
647 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.'
V. 1294.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
Acre Property
We have the best thing you aver saw
In a 16-acre tract of land, 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
tour acres in orchard and vineyard In
full bearing. This property Is only three
fourths of a mile from city limits of
South Omaha, and In Sarpy county,
where taxes are low. vThe land lays
practically level and a very homelike
place. Tula will surely please anyone
looking for a suburban home, as well as
a money maker. Would consider a rest
dencu up to $3,000 as part payment
Price, $7,600.
0 'Neil 's R. E. and Ins. Agcy.
1606 Farnam St Tel. Trier 1024.
WANTED TO BUT
OFFICE furniture bought ana xl 4.
C. Reed. 120? Fares m. Doug. M46.
WE BUY grt-iiKiiu co'lics. H-i N .'-ten.
SIJGUTLY used pUuioa. Douglaa 2ol7.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED To borrow $10,000 on well in
proved ranch consisting of 3,300 acres
In Banner county, Nebraska. Address
Hop Brown, Bighorn, Neb
REAL ESTATE.
r ARM RANCH LAMiM FOR ALB
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
Hanscom Park .
District
$300.00 Cash $35.00 Month
Six rooms. ,
Modern.
One block to car.
Half block to park.
Two blocks to Park school.
Kant front.
Paved street.
Cement walks.
Lot 50x150 feet.
Nicely finished.
! American Security Co
Doug. 6"13, or evenlnye. Walnut $037 or
, Har. 2645.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Good Home at a
Sacrifice
Must Be Sold by
January 1 .
This Is a well-oonstructed 8-room, 2
story modern house, with finished attic,
having hot water heat full cemented
basement laundry connections, etc Oak
finish first floor, with brick fireplace in
living room; 4 corner bedrooms second
floor; large south front lot. 65x180 feet,
with fine shade trees. Iron fenee In
front; excellent ne ghborhood. Price is
$5,600, but owner MUST SELL at once
and has Instructed us to accept ANY
REASONABLE OFFER. This is your
chance to buy a good home cheap. Do
not fail to make us an offer if Interested.
Possession January L
George & Company
D. 756. $02 City National Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
High Class Investment
Income, $11,000 per annum. This
property la only 7 blocka from
court house, in clty'e business dis
trict Location has shown steady
advancements. Will bear a con
servative investigation. - Will con
sider exchanges If clear to 60 per
oent and carry balance, back. Full
information at office.. .
Traver Bros.,
'705 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
I Am Forced to Sell
a new five-room, all modern
houae , recently purchuaed by
ma This nous la located in the
West Faraatn district om block
' from Leavenworth car and four
blocks from Farnam. Oak
finish downstairs, white enamel
' bath, sleeping porch, eautiful
lawn, You can buy tola bouse
at a big sacrifice.
Address, M tux, Be, or after
t p. m. phi
one WebcUr 414a
Arkaaaaa.
HOMESTEAD YOUR FARM IN THE
TTi1av r.r.nl met ,l CfiiiirrSAa tha lanrt In
the Osark National Firest can now be
- In Ir.rl. r . it .vi-Multn. Ml
rtt !M-W BeCUOIL Ol IIIV 1U.. l-H. A. it.
has brought this section within the
reach of the markets. No, mularia and
abundance of spring water. A chance of a
lifetime. We help you locate. United
States land office here. Send 26c for
aiaia map auvwtiia , . v b,iu wu.w
fc N. A. COL. CO.. Harrison. Ark.
A.
M.
Kaaaaa.
' FOR SALT? Four well improved alfalfa
farma, Klk Co.. Kansas. Some rent
for li4 acre. Mivbt take some trade. N.
O. Tate. Howard. Kan. o
attaautarl.
FOR SALE 406 a eras Choice N. W, Mla
aourt corn land; well improved: easy
Urnav Address Y 311. Bea.
Nehrmakav.
SECTION Kimball Co. Gross. $101 Paul.
40-Av'XE HOME.
C miles west of city limits of Omaha.;
land lays gently rolling; 6t acres eMail i,
about $ acres pasture and about one acra
In grapes, balance in cultivation: new a
room bouse and other good improve
DMUta Prloe. $-26 per acre.
C. R. COMBS.
815 Brandtls Theater, Omaha, Neb.,
Douglas 3916.
MR. LAND BUYER, HKE IS A SUKli
BARGAIN. M MILES FROM
SOUTH OMAHA.
110 acres In Cass county. Neb.: 60 acres
ins plow uns, ov acrva roiling pasture,
email Improvements. 2-acre orchard. 2
ruilas from South Bend. Owner needs
money; will sacrifice for $b,Vi); $i,9u
cash. $2,$(A mortgage, running for 4 years,
at ( per cent. Good man will make ttva
land wqfth $100 par acre in two years. .
J. B. ROBIN bON.
Ffcone Douglaa Su?7. 44$ Bea Bldg.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Start 1915
In a Home
Of Your Own.
Pay $30 Cash j
And Move In
Tola house Is located south of Hans
com park, one block from the West Side
car line. It la a brand new. all modern
l-room bungalow, we.l built and very
conveniently arranged. ,
I Also Have a Pretty
6-Room Bungalow
la a beautiful North Side location, which
you can move Into altar making a cash
payment of $33.00 .
This house fronts east and la modern
throughout, with principal rooms fin
ished in cak.
The monthly payments on either of
theao bouses are low enough to place them
within tne reacn or any man who would
like to make his rent money do mora
than pay for the mere privilege of living
in the house of a landlord.
If you want to inspect thesa houses,
telephone In today and I will arrange to
send a car for yon.
E. P.. WRIGHT
Call Douglaa $936.
Evenings: After -J0 p. m. Phone Wal
nut 6&L
IVhcn You
Invest With Us
Your money la secured by
all the Real Estate, Mortgages
and Contracts of Sale owned
by the Corporation, which baa
proven for years In the past a
a safe investment
1
Q Dividend
Earnings
Guaranteed
Payable on the first day ;t
January and July of each yea
with the poaslblltty of earning
a great deal mora
It Is our profit-sharing plan
of Preferred Stock wa axe now
offering to you in amounts of
$100 or mora Sea or write ui
about it
Hastings & Heyden
1(14 Iirur attract
Read tho "For Sale" ads if you want
bargaina oX the mlauta. )
$11V' nV No. $ spring. $1.17'tti1.1t;
No. i durum. $t.S7Mi l.!M; No. 3 durum,
$l.$3ffl.8;H. Corn: No. 1 white. 4'(nc-.
No. $ white, 4'4ir4Vr: No. 8 whit. MMf
64-4c; No. 4 white. 6n4'c; No. 6 white,
(v!Vi4c; No. white, .Ut1iHHc: No. 1
yellow. 64iylir.4c; No. t yellow, 64
Mujc: No. $ yellow, 4i64V4c; No. 4 yel
low, 8i4c No. 6 yellow, 6smr.1c; No.
yellow, saiuW'; No. 1 mixed, 63W
4c; No. $ mixed, 63Mtv1e; No. 3 mlxe.l,
63f!vtSc: No. 4 mixed, SSfiWV; No 6
mixed, RtthaSc; No. mixed, Jt.V.
Ost: No. 2 white. 4".V.47Vdc: standard,
474i47',c; No. 3 white, 4..fi47r; No. 4
white, 4Jf!1to. Parley: Malting, SltfTiV;
No. 1 feed, uKfifcc. Rye: No. 2, $1.03VV5ii
1.06; No. 8, $l.ti3iil.04U
CHICAGO GRAIN AKD rROVIIOg
Feat area of the Tradlsis; aad Closing;
Prlaes Board tf Trade.
CHICAGO. Dea 29,-Fresh export busi
ness on a liberal scale more than offset
In the wheat market today the disturb
ing Influence of differences with Great
Britain about American hy-rlng. After
rallying from a sharp dAilnc prlrea
cloaod uneltied but Slc above last
night. Corn gained Mile net ami oats '
t SHe. In provisions the outcome was
a drop of 2S4$10c.
Wheat values went rapldlv down grade
at first under free selling by timid hold
ers and by speculative beats. Msny
stop-loss orders came Into play, and at
the extreme low point reached the mar
ket In some canes had fallen as much
s 2t4c below the previous close lefore
licginnlng to reset. Plentiful snow In
the winter wheat belt counted against
the bulls, and so also did early advict-a
In regard to generous oficrlnna that wero
expected from Argentina. Lively buying
of wheat in the last hour followed reccim
of a cable to a leading Chicago hoiino
that the Argentine surplus would not
come within 26,0li0.UK) bushels of the re
cent estimate of l30.00n,ona bushels.
Corn developed strength, based Inrgely
on predictions of a cold wave. Heavy
export sales of oats resulted from a small
break In quotations early, owing to sym
pathy with other grsin.
Packers unloaded provisions. It was
said warehotmn stocks January 1 would
show a big increase, especially pork and
ribs.
Grsln prices furnished by Logan tk
Bry a n, office SIR South Sixteenth street.
An tclei Open. ( Hlgh. Low. Close.) Yes y.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Killing; Cattle Some Higher and
Feeders Lower Than Monday,
HOGS MOSTLY TEN CENTS LOWER
Fat Sheep Active and Pally teady
Fat I.aatba Free Sellers at
Strong ts Tea Cents
lllaher Flgarea.
OMAHA, Doc. 3. 1MI
Itecelrs were: C-ntle. Hons. ShceP.
Official Monday 7.7i 4 3; 8.fi"7
i:stlmute Tuesday 4.600 U.rW S.boo
Two days this week.. 11300 lXvi 17.17
Sums days last week.. l.lf.J l..;W 9,!m
Same da s 2 aeeks ago lri,:'Afl lli;3 n.70
Same i.ays 3 weeks ago to.401 9.!1 11, $53
nm days 4 Weeks sgo ,;; S4.4S7 :m.sti
Same days last year..iu..il 13.3SD 11.331
Jlhe foiiowu g table shews tho receipts
of rattle hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date, as compared with last year:
MM 1913. Dee.
Cattle t4 : :A fifc.i
Hogs .m,twa 2,M9.' IW.OOl '
fheep 3,0SW.i3! $,i.$06 108,17
'1 he following table snows me avsrHK
price for hogs at thtt South Omaha live
stock market for the last tew days, with
comparisons:
dragged along till nearly 10 o'clock, when
the first sales were made at a lOtilSc ii
cline. tUily a few loads were cashed
on this baula, however, and by the time
the bulk of the offerings started to move
prices were Just a flat dime below Mon
day. Kven at this time the trade was
not overly active, and before the close
lively competition strengthened values up
until a rtimher of the later rules did not
look to be over 6w!Or off. The market
became fairly lively before the close, and
a fair clearance was made In good
scanon.
The general market was right at a
dime lower Bulk of the sales was ma.le
at $7.tnii7.10, with tops at $7.15. There
naa a sprinkling of the less desirable
lights down to $iV7!. and some of the big
rough ackem were forced to sell under
$700, but the big end or the offerings
sold at even money or better. Today's
big break Just about wiped out yester
day's advance and present prices are
about the same as at the close of last
week. .
Representative sale
Date.
ioc.
eo.
Wheat
Dec.
May.
Corn
Iec..
May.
Oats
Dec
May. Pork I
Jan-
May.
Lard
Jan.
May.
Ribs
Jan..
May.
1 M
1 28SVi!
ih!
SKA 78'
49'J
53HySl
IS S2H
19 se
10 40
10 65-47
10 !:14
10 60
371 1 4i 1 tTS1
3Vi 1 Z7sll 7
t$7JHH!7'9ti1
64
18 66
494. 4HU
! M0 i IB 614'
13
1 30 19 07-10J 19 lt
42HI 10 S7V4
67Vxi 10 60
2ni 10 12H
K0 10 60
10 40
10
10 16
10 60
Daa
Dc.
Dec.
l)eo.
Ieo
Dec.
Dec.
lec.
Deo.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
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t 4V 7fn
j 7 63 7 23
7 m ! 7 (W
1 IN
7
T OB
7 i
7 03
7 aS
7 08
7 12
6 Ml
rr1
261
vol
6 00
6 90
6 94
6 01)
B U6
7 161
7 13
7 441
7 6H
id
i
7 671
7 4S
7 68 :
02 7 S3
H7
Vs!
$ 09
8 14
8 Ai
8 $1
$ I
8 291
6 33
$14
itt
6 Hi
6
I 34
31
6 34
a
8 36
1
1 6i
8 OKI 6 34
8 031 5 3
8 111 6 4T
e asi 7 731 I $ oo
6 96 7 7 8 30
8 981 7 70: 8 ) 6 I
$ 7 68 9 811 6 6M
1 VHi
284Ta
HfM.
49Vi
63H4rS
M 24
19 20
10 42H
10 6
10 2$H
10 HO
BUTTER Higher; creameries, 24iff34r.
POTATOES steady: receipts, ?1 cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin red, 3Mi4)c;
Michigan and Wisconsin white, S6H6c.
KOt).-Unsettled; receipts, 4.612 cases;
at mark, cases incluled, I2c; ordin
ary firsts, X831c; flrsta. RiiiHo.
I'Vl.'L.JrlT .Aiiive, unfwiiieo, npnngn,
Uc; fowla, HW;'12c; turkeys, l814c. j
' New York Gr.aaral Market. I
NEW YORK, Deo. 29.-SUAR Raw,
steady? molasses, 3.42c: centrifugal, 4.07c;
Refined, steady; cut loaf, 6.66c: crushed,
6.76c; mould "A," 6.40c; cubes, 6.2c;
XXXX powdered, 8.10c; powdered, $.05c;
rine granulated, 4.96a; diamond A. 4.90c;
confectioners' A, 4.86c; No. 1, 4.70c.
BUTTKR Firm; creamery extras (92
scoring), 86fl30Vkc; creamery (higher scor
ing, 37c; creamery firsts, 32iff35c; seconds,
2Vg30c; process extras, 2Mi2tiic; ladles,
current make, firsts, 23HAtf24c; seconds.
23c; packing stock, current make No. 2,
21H6'i!c.
CHKBSE Irregular; state, w'hole milk,
held, specials. K&V,c; state, fresh
specials. 16c; state, average fancy, 14VQ
144c: skims. 8H13Hj.
EGGS Firm; fresh gathered, extra fine,
40U41c; extra firsts, 38c; firsts, 37fo3ho;
seconds, 83Q36s; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery whites, fine to fancy,
47$49c; gathered whites, 3647c; hennery
browns, 41(6c: gathered browns and
mixed colors, 871400.
POULTRT Western chickens, lSVfrr;
fnwia 14ft lRc! turkevs. 19c. Dressed.
dull and weak; western roasting chicks,
14817Hc; fresh fowls, lXttcWc; turkeys, ,
'
84. tools Grain Market.
ST, LOUIS, Dec. ,29 WHEAT Lower;
track: No 2 red. $1.24&1.16Kc; No. 2
hard, $1 24M4F1.26.
CORN Steady; track: No. 2, 67o; No. !
white. M4c. ' .
OATS-Lower; track: No. 2, 49c; No. 3
white, fjOM-Hi61c.
RYE Higher: $1 10-
Closing prices of futures:
WHKATDecember. $1.23V: May. $1 37V.
CORN Hltfher; December, 6ic;. May, I
74i674Uc. 1 !
OATS Higher; December, 4c; May.
6i")ic. j
Mia nea polls Grain Market. - I
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Dec. 29. '
WHEAT No. 1 hard, $1.27; No. 1 north
ern, $l.S3'ejl.26Vi; No. 2 northern, $l.tVi
1.24'4.; Ccvmber, $1.22. .
CORN No. 3 yellow, 63:H'8045,4c.
OATS NO 3 white 47V"48C.
FLAX Sr,-ED-$1.6iHytt'LH0Vi.
Evaporated Applea and Driest Fralt.
RYK $1.06ffl.07. ,
h RAN $2 60.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 63!fl4Vic.
OATS No. $ white, 47tc.
SKKD Flax, $!-&6'fll.6K'4.
Kansas City Oral" and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Dei. 29. WHEAT
Cash: No. 3 hard. $1.20-1.21; No. 3 red,
ii.imrii.ao.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 67Hc; No. 2 white,
69o.
OATS No 8 white, 4VrWlc; No. 2
mixed, 44Mr4H0.
BUTTE rt Creamery, 31c; firsts, 29c;
aeconds. 2c; packing, 20Vc.
BOOS Firsts, 83c; seconds, 22c.
POULTRY Hena, 11c; roosters, 8Hc;
turkeys, 16c. -
Liverpool Grata Market.
taVERPOOL. Doc. 29. WHEAT
Fpot steady. No. 1 Manitoba, 10s 8Vid; ,
No. 2. lus d; No. $, stock exhausted;
No, 1 bard winter, tus so; tuiures notn
IdsJ.' CORN Spot- nominal: futures, quiet;
January, t February. s 4d.
Dailath Grata Market.
DULUTH. Dec. 29. WHEAT No. 1
hard. $1.26': No. 1 northern, $1.26; No. 2
northern, 91.22.; December. 9124'.
Evaporated Apples anal Dried Fralta
TBW YORK, Dee. 29. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Oulet
DRJKD FRUITS Prunea steady. Apri
cots and peaches dull. Raisins firm.
Sunday.
CATTLE There was a 'all run of
rattle for a Tucsdsy, but still receipts at
most points were only moderate. At this
point rooeipts for lh two days amount
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock V arils. South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-Tour hours ending at S
o clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattla.llogs.Shoep,H'aca
Cv M. St. P 16 18
Wabash 17 8 J ...
Missouri Pacific 3
Union Pacific 13 14 8 ...
C. & N. W, cast... 29 . 1ii 1 ...
C. N. W., west.. 13 33 8 1
C, St. P.. M. ().. 1H 18 1
C, U. A t.. eust.. itf. 12 '
C, U. & Q., weal.., 9 :'0 7
C, R. . & p., east. 20 14 7
C. R. 1. ei P., west. .. 2
Illinois Central .... 2 H
Sheep.
710
8,047
1,688
$,0lM
Total receipts... 173 (N 39
DISPOSITION-!! BAD,
' . Cattle. Hogs.
Morris & Co 840 2,i6
Swift Co ti!8 2.81H
t'uuahy Packing Co.... 911 3,114
Armour & Co 638 3.413
Morten 7
l.lnidln Packing Co.... 20
Oiain Bolt hupply Co 13
W. H. Vansant Co.... 1M
Benton, Vansant & I. 2'-
Hill Son Jl
F. Ii. Lewis 101
Huston & Co 42
J. B. Root Co ltw
J. H. Bulla 129
L. F. Husx 94
Rosenstock Bros i ,.
Aic.l reary A Kellogg.,.. 121
Werthlmcr A- Dcgcn.. 20
H. F. Hamilton M
HiUllvan Bros 112
Rothxchlld 44
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.... 131
Christie loo
Hlggina
Hufiman 1M
Meyers 24 .,
Baker. Jones & S...... 127 .....
Tanner Bros Ill
John Harvey 119
D. F....V 70
Other buyere 6S6 8
Total 6,093 11.444 3,717
to U.DuU head, being Jiire than double
the run of last wek, but smaller than
two weeks ago.
Killing ratlin, that is beef steers, cows
and heifers were In very fair demand
this morning and the market opened In
reasonable senson with prices steady on
the less desirable kinds and fully inn
higher on the kind of cattle, that buyers
speolally wanted. Cows and heifers
showed the same advance, desirable
kinds being around 10c higher than yes
terday. Inferior kinds of butcher stock
were at least steady.
Blockers and feeders have tieen coming
In most too rapidly this week. While
there has been a reasonable demand It
has not been equal to the receipts, with
the result that prices were not only lower
yesterday but wenk to 10c lower again
today. For the last two days the market
is 1MI25C lower, the decline boinpie most
noticeable on the light and medium
weights, choice feeders showing less de
cline; Quotations on cattle: Prima yearlings,
$8.7(49.75; good to choice cornfed beevt-s,
$S.0iKi(.7R; fair to good cornfed beeves,
7. 60118.00; common to fair cornfed beeves,
Si.6iKu7.fr0; good to choice range beeves,
$7.7tVn8 26; fair to good range beeves,
$6 7f i'o1.7&; common to fair range beeves,
$.i.76476; good to choice heifers. $a.0
7.2S: good to choice cows. $i.78'(itl.e0; fair
to good cows, Jj.(XK(i6.75; common to fair
cows, $4.00(016.00; good to choice stockeis
and feeders, $7.60rd8.L: fair to good
stockera snd feeders, $rt.8Olj7.u0; common
to (air Blockers and feeders. $5.7o4u76:
stock heifers, $S.26'ai ; stoc cows, $4.76
6.76; stock calves, $i.0liI8 00; veal calvea,
$7.O0ft9-00; bulla, stags, etc.. $6.0o.75.
Representative sales:
BEKP BTKKIUJ.
THICK, SWOLLEN
that maka. g horte Wheere,
Roar, have Thick Wind
or Choke-down, ran bf
reduced witn
alto any liunch or Swelling. No bl utter, no
hair gone, and hor kept at work. Con
centratedonly a lew drop required at as
application. $1 per bottle delivered.
Book 3 K. free.
ABSORBING JR-, antiseptic LiumentformaBa
kind, reduce Cyrt, Wens, Fainful, Knotted
Varicose Vein, Ulcer. 1 and U a bottls at
dealer or delivered. Book "Evidence" free.
w.g.Y0UaP.P.I..1MTaatX.torineRM.aU.
K. A. Fr. K. At. Pr.
I 134 Ii U Ht4 1 M
t d w low 7 at
t 74 1 do it 11M T to
II UM T 44 14 IK4 I SO
14 1041 1 ii r, IV IS
10 100 1 ( 1 Ill U
II 11 T W U r...l444 3
17 i ; 1310 sl
:.177 T SO 1411 4
44 M 1 45 14 UM I at
n iu 7 m, mi tt
It Wit T 70
UtcriKH AND HEIFERS.
i ri x n
is im i m u 11H 06
1041 T
COW a
KM 4 ZS 8 M l
U 36 4 W ..... If' 6
1 1f14 4 4 6 M I 4S
11 im 4 44 t 10!7, 4 i
! 4 b9 10 Ill I
4 Ill (U 11 1000 i 46
I Ml 4 76 It 1074 I K
T 74 4 M 14 1174 I
Ml IW 10W U
( 104 6 00 SHI I 44
1J 471 110 S. .lOuS (Oil
It 13 t III IT .....Ut.4 I 1..
7 10u4 i t o $ 1010 50
t - ND iblKbi.
M Ill IS 17 Ml IH
II 771 I S3 IS Uo T 10
21 100 t 1
EIKERS.
4 M IN II 444 ( U
II it IM ' 30 M IH
M 4 00 J ....! foe
1 1U 1
, HULLS.
$ m o i is i at
S05 44 I IM IH
in is l maw
1 144 1 40 1 IM (
18. 16 7 l
8TO S AND FEEDERS.
1 10 $ SO tl Ml IH
M 441 al II IM ll
44...... M 4 U 74 TM T 00
21 74 tt II. 1 T 16
17 74 5 41 107 T 81
10 TH m M 1111 7 SO
41 M4 4 7 U 14 7 tf
91 M 4TI I tVH) t M
W 114 4
COLORADO.
LEGAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINCT
The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold
ers of the HASTINGS AND NOKTH
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, for
the election of seven Directors, and the
transaction of such other business as may
come before th meeting, will b held at
the office of A. L. Mohler, corner of lata
and Dodge Streets, Omaha. Nebraska, oa
Monday, the 4th day of January. A. D.
Ula, at 11 e'olook A. M.
T. M. ORR,
D34dUt aUcrotarrt
f
7 Stock for Sale
An omaha eorporatlon In active buai.
aeaa for twenty aara effera for aala
fifty aharea guaraataad aevea per oaat
prat srrad a toes radaemed from forma
waare. N agent a will aU direct
A 1T Oaxa of Bea.
I f seders... 972 It) 22 steers 10C6 $$8
34 steers 760 I as
HOGS Receipts were estimated at 17$
cars, or 11,600 head, putting the total for
the two daya at 16.&S6 head. This is 3.6o
smaller than last weak, but Is 2,6u0
heavier than for th corresponding days
last year.
Chicago reported a very heavy Tues
day run, with sharply lower price, and
at local receipts were far from light tho
trade opened out dull, and early bida
were in most cases close to 16c lower.
Sellers were nut Inclined to make any
sucn concession as tins, ana trade
(J iUkfc ternary, cr, or-ny.
No.
in....
m
:i
M ....
i
Ml
74
SO
47
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rr.
7
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71...
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114
in
.17
Pr.
7 Kt
7 f
1 Oft
T (TIWj
1 Sa
1 I
1 I
7 is
7 16
m.sutklng the
the packers
3J.
II.
PHIS.
13 H ... 4 00 IM ...
81 M ... 0 1 lt ... 86
cVurKi' lhcie was no
fact this morning that
wanted some good killing lambs of handy
weight, as they commenced business at
an early hour and paid prices steady to a
dime higher. This took place In spile of
the fact that the supply of lamba was
tully normal for a Tuesday, the active
trade and improved prices being attribu
ted largely to a big Improvement In the
quality of the offerings. Uood lambs,
weighing HI to H pounds, were most
sought after, though sellers had little
trouble In disposing of th heavier grade
providing thty were at all suitable for
killing purposes The range of prices was
mainly st $x.JtfX.M0, with a load of Ne
braska fed weaterna selling up to $8.70,
Pew If any feeder grades were available.
Conditions surrounding the trad In
aged aheep were pretty much the same
as on Monday, the supply being fairly
normal, consisting for tha most part of
ewes. The quality was practically tha
same, with th prices steady. Ewes. Ilka
some at $fl.7ti on Monday, brought Iden
tically the same price today. Th mar
ket was- active and most everything was
weighed up at an early hour.
For the day receipts amounted td $.600
head, against ,497 last Tueaday, $,214
two weeks ago and $.&4 a year ago. Mon
day and Tuesday's receipts together foot
up 17.107, compared with 9.467 last week
snd 21,331 for the same time laat year.
The offerings consist mostly of fed west
erns from Nebraska. Iowa, Colorado and
wheat field grades from Utah and Idaho.
Quotations on sheep and lamb: Lamb,
good to choice, 98.6(rtl.TO; lambs, fair to
ftod. $8.2ni.fto; feeders, fair to good,
r.60t7.VO; yearling, good to cholc. $700
7.M); yearlings, fair to good, $H.76tj1.00;
yearlings, feeders, $,V75fi 36; wethers,
good to ch'ilce, $4 Sf7fi 60: wethers, fair to
good, $6.00itf4l.tri: wethers, feeders. $4.40ift
5.00; ewes, good to cholee. $6.406.70; ewes,
fair to good, $i.lorj5.40; ewes, feeders, $4.2$
N
'6.00.
o.
M fed. lambs
4X9 fel lamb ,
I fed wethers ..
130 fed owes
4o Idaho lamba ..
40 culls
'.'S Ihado lamha ..
2.7) Idaho lambs ...
2J Ids ho yearlings
an fed lamba ....
Wt.
.. K6
,.. 79
..!
..110
.. "i
.4 70
..100
7
..100
76
Pr.
$ ft)
$ 60
e oo
6 30
48
7 M
8 00
8 44
7 00
S 7(1
KaaaB Vltr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Dec 29. CATTLK
Receipts, 10.000 head; market steady to
lOo lower; prime fed steers,. $l).OJKiri0.2ri;
dressed beer steers, $7 26 f) 9.00; western
steers $7.0or,fi.O0; stockera and feeders,
$.6o.8.00; bulls. $6.36.6; calvea, $i.00f
10.00.
HOas-Recelpts, 13 000 head: market 10
JTIBo lower: bulk, $7.067.26; heavy, $7 2VJ
7.324; packer und butchers, $7.1087.30;
tight, $t)!KVa7.17H; pigs, $6.00r(i.ri0.
BHEKJ AND LAMBS Recemts. $.700
head; market steady; lambs, K.l'MI4.7n;-
yeanings. ihthqy.to; watnera, K.wm.vQi
ewes, $62.00.
t. Loals Live Stock Market.'
ST, LOUIS, Mo.. Pec, $9. CATTLE--Receipts,
4.106 head; market ateady; na
tive nee i steers, ii.nmu lii.uu; cows and
heifers. $A.WXf.35: sotil herns. $A.7C(&7.7G:
cows and heifers, $4.00r((6.00; natives, $3.0)
ntjur itoceipts. .w head: market lOo
lower; pigs and lights. 84 007.26: mixed
and butchers, $7.07.20; good, heavy, $7.13
(f7.$6.
SliKKf AND LAMBS KeCelntS. S S00
heB; market strong; natlv muttons,
t4.7.'Art.75: lambs. td.2G4i8.S5: yaaiilnas.
97.t64j7.80.
"loax City Live 8tepk Market.
SIOUX CITY. Is.. Dee. 8$L-CATTLjn
Receipta 1.S00 head: market steady to lilo
lowor: native steers, $6.6oi.ou; butchers,
$Ci.260i4J.76; cows and heifers, tl.7M.86;
. ........ .. w. . v. v. .n. , .I'n.n.i, nu 1 1. ...in i w.
Si.M.xr.: culves, $.OO(0.&O; bulls, stags,
etc.. $5.oifi8.g5.
HOUS-KecelPts. tMO head: market 10a
lower; heavy, $6.9V(r7.00; mixed, $M.!il.9i',;
lignt, Ki viu.an: bulk or galea $.90((7.00.
BlilitP AND IAMBB Rocs nts. 1 0U0
head; msrket ateady; ewe, 93.aOgft.40;
lambs, $6,004)8.60.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
ClflCAOO. Deo. 29,-CATTLIB Raoelnta
$,00 hehd; market slow; natlv nteers,
$6.4Ofri0.O0; westerns, $6.10fl 00; rows and
heifers. $3.l6i .20; calves, $7.254rtl.76.
HOOS ItecelDts. 42.00$ head: market
slow, 10c under yesterday's average, bulk
of sales, $7.lrt7.ao; light, $6.VB7.aO:
mixed. $4.f7.27Vi; heavy, 8ti.86d7.j6;
rough. 9-64J 96; pigs, $6.6097.20,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $0,000
head: market weak: han. K.HIA41.70:
yearllnga, R7.80; lambs. 9lo04j.8A.
at. josepa i.iv aioeic Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Deo. $$. CATTLK Ra.
celpts, . 1.K0O head; market ateady to
strong: steers, $7.00tmo.00; rows and heif
ers. $4 $6a4).00; calvea, t&.Wtye 00.
HOUS Kecelnts. ll.OuO head: nurt.l
lower; top, $7 301 bulk of aales, $7 OujH.IPi.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.0U0
head; market higher; lambs, $8. Oust. 76.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 29. COTTONftiwf
qul-t; middling uplands, 7.80o; ne sales.
l otion lutures closed staadv: necemhoe
7.3c; January 7.82o' March, 7.81o; May'
$.01c; July, .Wc; October, 8.4le.
.Cotton closed steady, net unchane-et tn
i points lower.
IJVEKPOUU Dee. W. COTTON Hnnt
quiri; price unn; American middllni
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Governed More and More by War
Sonditioni.
THE OPENING IRREGULAR
Another Decline la Btekssgc oa
London Lowest Prtra la Months
Olves Rise to Dlseaaaiea ef
CJold Import.
NEW YORK. Doc, 29. Mora than at
any time since the renewal of business:
on the stock exchange, today's market
was governed by conditions having their
outgrowth in the foreign war. Tne rep
resentations made by th dmlnstj-atlort
to England, arotestlng against further
detention of American marine commerce,
caused an abrupt halt In the advance In
prices which was In full swing at the pre
vious day's close. Wall street viewed the
subject from various angina, and the
general opinion seemed to b that a new
and slgnil leant development had leen
protected Into the International situation.
Th market opened with it accustomed
Irregularity, loading stocks evincing
heaviness, with a few gains among the
unimportant Isstiea From that level a
rally ensued, the recovery In a few In
stances restoring stocks to the preceding
day's best. Before midday the list fell
back again, and for the balance of the
session no Important changes were re
corded. Dealings snowed a marked fall
ing off In comparison with recent full
sessions, and sui h trend a wa shown
rsme mainly from the operations of th
abort interest, with a eprinkilng of liqui
dation, eopoclal'y In the Rook Island
bonus, which made aharp declines of 2
to almost 6 points.
Another decline in exchange on London
to the lowest price in almost sixteen
months gave rise to some olsclission of
gold imports. Hanker were unanimous
in deoiaring that this market cannot
hop to get gold irom London, but a re
turn of some of the old gold shipped to
Ottawa In the early stages of the wur Is
within the range of probability. Time
money was quolably unchanged, but it
was reported that several thirty and
sixty-day loans were made at rates under
the recent low quotations.
Bonds were Irregular. Total aales, par
value, aggregated $L,05,0(iO. There wero
minor advance In all Issues of govern
ment bonds on call.
Number of sale and loading quotations
on stocks were:
"ales. Hlh. L. Ow.
Alaska OnM
AnmlsamatM Copper ...
An:r!ua beat BusaX....
sn'arlcan Out
Amtrloae tt. R , .
Amannan B. Ii. pf..
Am. Incur Refining
An.rl(a Tl. Tel....
Anorliwn Tobarao
Anaconila Mining
Atchtann
lull I mora 4 Ohio
Iirnnklrn HipM Traaalt..
('Iltornla Patrolaum ....
( snmlun lat!le
Central beathar
Ct4aMelt A Ohio
n.lrago, Untat WMlara..
Cl'lraso, Mil. V St. P...
Chicago a Nofttiwaster.
'lilno t'opptr
Colo! Ida Kuol Iron....
YloriW South ...
Pwvrar Rio (Irenes...
IMnTer a It. 0. pl'4
lUfilllleri' IWcurUIri ....
ICTI
OirsnO Kloetrlo
(lrrt Northern pfd
(It. Northern Or ctfa...
(ILssonholm Rxplanitlon.
Illlnoli ontral
liitrlKmuhMat. pfd...
liaa'l'atk.n Onrper
Intarnatlnnai HarvMter. .
Kantaa CHy Suutharn...
Lehigh Vllcy
lx'ulnyll a KanhTllia.
Moilran I'atrelaum
Miami On4Pr
Mo., Kansna a Touu...
MHwourt I'axlfln
National Biscuit
National
Nevada Cnppar
Kw York (.'antral
N. Y.. N. H. H
Kcrfnlk Wweara
Northern Pacific .,
Paciflo Mall
Pailllo Tal. Tot
Pennsylvania
INillman-I'alana car
.Kay Con. Copper
I Heerilng
n:eeuniiii iron ac eieei...
Kk laland Co
Hoc lulanil to. p4....
HI. U H. K. U pfd...
Houtharo Paclfln
m.Tiitiira Kallway ....
Tcnnaaea Capper ........
Taiao tmpny
t l Ion paalflo
I nlnn Paolfla pfd
t'nltad tttataa Hteal
r a. s(mi prd
f'lah Coppor
w abash ptd
Wmtara Union
WnMlninoua Klactrts. ..
Ofttre.
Total aala lor tk day. U.O00 sharaa
ir, s.ovu, a'"u iniuuiins, anou; mmdllnr
V. IOU
ail
M: low ml Idling.
8.62d; ordinary, 8 07d
good ordinau-v.
Sale, $.000 bales.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Deo. 89.-M ET AL8 Tuul.
quiet; $3.7!.3.H6; London, 19. Spelter,
quint: fi.&(,T,.60: Lomlan. 127 8. Tin,
quh.'t; live-ton loU, $U.Uigi34.00; twenty
flv ton lots offered at $34 00. Corner
dull: electrolytic, $12 7618 $7; casting.
$12.75fW3 12. Iron, quiet: unchanged. Lon
don spot copper, ft 16s; future. 67 2 !d.
Tin spot. H48 10s; futures, fl4o.
ST. IJUI9. Dec. 2$ METALfl LxadL
firm; 93.60U3.6ft4, Spelter, firm: 86.WW
V6.6u.
Cffa Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S. CtlFK-EH Fi.
turea closed at a net lou ef U414 points.
Sale, 4.600 bags. Quotation: Daoamber
ana January, s.vic; February, s.Ono;
March. 4.16c; April, C36o; May, 84c;
June, .25c: July, 7.14c; August '"uc; Sep
tember, 7$7c; October, 7.33r: November,
7.3VO. Snot quiet; Rio No. 7. 7H; Santos
No. 4, loo. Rio unchanged. Santos lot
reis lower nl 444U0.
Hew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dee. $9. MONEY-OIL
many; nign, a per rent raw, t per
oeni; ruling ravs, per cent; last loan.
$ per cent; closing bid, 34 per oent; of-
rered at 1 per cent. Tim loan, dull;
sixty and ninety daya. 4144 par cent;
six month. S't.fit ner cent
MKKCANTII.E PA Pkh 4tf4H per cent.
STERLING EXCHANQIC Steady at
aacnne; aixty-aay bins, $4,82; for cables
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SILVER-bar, 43o;
ei-c.
liONDS Government, strong;
Irregular.
Mexican dollars.
railroad.
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FROM COAST IN CANAL
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food for th Belgians, Is now paaslnf
through tha Panama canal. It was an
nounced today at the headquarters of lb
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OMAHA' OtlNERAL MABKBT.
BUTTER No. L l-lo. eartons. le; Nu.
t 60-lb. tuba, 29o.
CHKEflK importeo. bwvs, one; Amer
ica Swiss. 28c; block Swiss, 22o: twins.
16c; daisies, 17c; triplets. 17o; Young
Amrloaa, blu label brick, 17o; llm-
burger. t-ib.. wc; 1-lb.. 20a; Now York
hit. Uc; imported x rencn oqueiort.
460. ... .. .
BE2.F CUTR-RID: INO. 1, uv: r0. i.
IftVc; No. 2, UV-. Loin: No. 1, 20c; No.
$, 17e; No. $T lie Chuck: No. 1, 10,
No. $. 914c: No. 3, o. Rounds: No, 1.
13'jc: No. t, 12Vlc; No. llc Platei:
FISH Trout. 14c; targ orappi,
salmon, 11c; halibut 1; channel cat
fish. 12o; pike, 14c: pickerel, lOo.
POULTRY Broilers, I4c; spring chick
ens, Uo; nens. uc; 4ocaa c; oucas.
ivc; gee, sc; luraayi, vitwiii, mr
dea, Wc; ducks, full feaUierad. uc; gea,
full faathaied, tei squabs, Ma 1, VM; No.
.- ...
ajarx! quoiauune lumuon vj uiuavai
Fru.t company!
FRUITS orange, extra fancy nun.
Ington naval. sVs, 9U, lou. 136, 112. $3 76
par box; extra fancy wasningion navai.
160s, $1.65 per boa; xtra fancy Washing
ton navaL 176a, $00, aitia, $3.00 par box.
Lemon. Keystone Sunkiat $0Oa. 3os,
60 per box; cnoioa, nea Bait am, sons,
00 per box. Grapefruit S6. Ma, 64a, $u.
76 pr box. Appten, extra faiicy Wash
ing ton Whit Winter Pearmalne. $4.00
per bog; extra lancy naaningion laar.
mainea, $1.76 per box; extra fancy Win,
sap. $1.76 pr box; xtra fancy Spltaun
burga. $L0 par box; Orepon Spltsenburga,
$1.36 Per box; Oregon Baldwins. 11 60 pr
Dog; tjoio. unwraiitwa rfuuaiuana, si.as par
bos; Washington extra fancy and Foy
Hoovers, ii.su par 001; u n.. Jonathans,
$1.10 per box; fancy Colorado Weaithys,
11.10 per box; fancy Colorado McMahans,
$1.10 per box; fancy Colorado Utters, II 10
fer box; fancy Colorado Maiden Blush.
Lit per box; Idaho fancy Oiima Oolden,
$1.60 per box; Idaho cholc Orlmea Golden,
$1.26 per box; Washington fancy Grime
Oolden, $160 per box: Idaho fancy Jona
thans, $L per dox; laano lancy r ulton,
$1.26 per box; Idaho fancy Wolf River,
$1.25 per box; Washington Wagner, $125
per bog; New York Baldwin, $3.00 per bo!.;
RuaMt. $3.00 per bbl. prapes. California
Einpsrors. $3.60 per bbl.; California &m
parors, $176 per crate; extra fancy
Malagas, $C00 par bbl. Paar. Anjou, $3.26
per box; Jersey. $3.26 par box; Sheldon,
12.26 per box; Lawrenc. $3.00 par hox;
Roaco, $$.$6 per box; Baater. $2.21 per box.
Bananas, $L76 par bunch to $3.60 per
VBQETABLESV-Caullflowar, 93 00 par
crate; cucumber, $1.40 per box; eatery.
Jumbo, T60 per dosen; eclerr, Michigan.
86c per doses; head Icttuca, 81.00 per
dosen; leaf lettue, 40c par dosen; onions,
yellow, $0 per lb.; red, 8e par 16.; white.
to per lb.; cabbaga, IVse par lb.; pep
pers, 6O0 per basket: tomatoo. $4.00 per
crat: horaeradlah, 6uo par dosea; garlic.
Italian, $1 per eaee- squaab, lWo par
lb. pumpkin. l0 per lb. Potato. Idaho,
70o per bu.; Rad Rlvr Ohio, aoo per bu.
Minnesota White. 0o par bu. Bwsetpo
tetoe. Kaosas. $2.26 to $2.90 per bbl.; Jer
seys. $1.76 par hamp.
MISCKLLAN10OUS Nuta. No. 1 Cali
fornia walnuts, Uc per lb.; filbert. Ii
per lb.; pecans. 124o par lb.; pacaas.
Jumbo. Uo per lb.; Brasila, 12H pr lb.
Fig. 18-1$ ounce, 860 par box;' 60-4) ounc.
$2.00 par box; Seven Crown, Imported
Uo par lb.; bulk, 7c pr lb. Date, Drome
dary, $3.00 per box.: Aachor, $.; par box;
sugar walnut $140 per lb.; HallowL fco
per lb. Shallad popcorn, 4o per lb.; al
monds. $0o per lb. 2 Ums, $1.76 per hot
crackr)ack, $3.60 per can; erackerlack
on-half ease, $1.76; checker. $3 &0; check
er, one-half rase, $1.76. Honey, $3 76 per
ma. v. iiici, rtmtm ivii ciuer, as.frii keg;
New York, one-hajf bbl, $d.06. Cocoav
nuts, $3.76 per sack; eocoanuta, TSo dosen.
Casaba gems. $2.00 crate.
Bask rieartaga.
OMAHA. Dee. tt. Bank clearings foe
Omaha today were $2.4i7.tJH.lO and for tha
corresponding day lust year $;.o4o,5oj.ii