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Till; II Nr.: OMAHA, r KI PAY. NOVEMREU 12. miS.
11
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Farnlihrd Room.
ONE large furnished front rjom, nil
modern. and one ruoin with sleeping
Prch; walking distance. Mi 8, 2. th St.
Douglas 4123.
HARNEY ST.. 26:11, dnwv room, new
whit furniture; suitable for three: tl 50
P week; private home Harney $iw.
fl KNISHFl) room for gentleman, close
In. 8:4 8. 21t St.
NICELY furnished room; cIom In; all
modern. Ml 8. 2l'd St.
MASON, 2915 Two mcxtern room, en
suite, furnished complete, Harney 414.
MODERN, newly furnished rooms, first
and second floor. 1018 N. 21st. South
Omaha. Phone South 872F,
NEW LY furnished room In private
family; modern flat. Reasonable. V.
2495.
JACKSON. 2717. beautifully furnished
room, with or without hoard H. 7 04
IK S. 2.MH ST. Light iioi.M.aecplng and
furnished rooms: no children.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room gultable
for private family. H. 8112,
KOI All lAJW RAT EH
TO PERMANENT GUESTS.
HOTEL SAN FORD, 1th and Farnam,
HOTEL HA RLE Y. 20th and Farnam.
MODERN room editable for two. W. 4S2.
2214 DOUGLAS Newiy furnished room.
Furnace heat Close in. Kea &oi.
THREE furniahed rooms; partly modern;
reasonable. 3424 Fahler.
tsfornlihoil Koonta.
I OR 4) unfurnished rooms, Web. 6795.
HeniekerpliK Rooms.
PAVE'NPORT, am8 TWO OR THREE
NICELY FURNISHED HKPG ROOMS;
REA SONABLE RENT.
FAUN AM, 2S22 Two nice housekeeping
rooms; electricity, steam, gas "in.
Furnished llonsea.
-ROOM modern bungalow; completely
lurnisnea; near car, itjl i
7-R. house furnished. H. 3831.
MY home for months or longer, near
8th and Harney, rnone narney m.k.
Houses anil toitmn.
Anrtk.
SEVEN ROOMS 2427 Charles. US. Pbons
walnut zw
1612 N. 20TH, rear, 3-r. house ami base
ment, with sink and toilet; walking dis
tance; colored; $10. L..
T. J. HOUK, lioi i. lairr.
1106 N. 18TH. good 5-r, cottage; part mod
ern; walking distance; saves car fare;
118. .. .
T. J. HOOK, 1101 N. inn
KENT FREE FOR TWO WEEKS Nice
knnu navlv riecorated:
VlilllIVUMI ....... u , . . " " '
modern except heat; storm windows and
floors; price requccq to weu. u"'.
fe26 PARKER ST. 6 rooms. $18. Duug.TuI
FOR RENT -room house, all modern
conveniences, v dioc. io car.
SSth Bt. M. A. Past, 4519 N. 88th St
Phone Colfax 1173.
FOR SMALL FAMILY Entire upstairs
of residence; 8 nice large rooms and
bath; modern except heat; clean and
comfortable; 810. wen.
J636 Bristol New, mod., bungalow, $27.50.
FOR KENT Beautiful modern resi
dence. I rooms and bath, pot water
boat. Large garage: at 3B20 Florence
UIVQ. roODB UllH-K oeov.
6-room. all modern. 107 lothrop. $j2.U).
WALKING distance, 2638 Dodge, 8-room,
modern. $26; key, 2640; call Web. 4875.
WALKING distance, 2638 Dodge, 8-roora,
modern, $25; key, 2640; call Web. 4875.
Rent Reduced
Nice b-room house, modern except heat;
torm windows; arranged for two fami
lies If so desired; rent 8iZ. iall Corby bt.
Tel. Web. 782.
SEVEN and flvs-roora houses; - modern,
walking distance. Douglas A6.
MICE 6-room cottage, with bath, gas,
electric- light, shadea. 'JSW Wirt Bt.; 418.
t-R. mod. cottage. 24(6 Emmet. Web. K6!.
VTrl E.nim rntlaiTA north H i ll H . 1 IUI(i
ex heat; will take part rent eacii mourn
In carpenter work. Tel. Wen. llHtf.
1706 Howard, mod., oak II., metal w'th'r
tripped windows; biaut. Int. VVal. 2."il7.
FOR RENT 2811 fc. Wd bt., new and
modern; ' rooms and bath; hardwood
finish; parlor, dining room, kitctieu, sun
parlor first floor; 6 bedrooms, sleeping
porch, bath on 2d floor: one block from
car line; cheap rent to good tenant. Will
be shown on application to
W. T. SMITH CO.,
City National Bank Hid. o.
7-ROOM house, strictly modern, with
garage; splendid neighborhood, 3032
Marcy; $30. Call Harney 2705.
STRICTLY moaeiti, 7-r., Hancom Park,
cottage, oak floors, $. Tel. Har. ilHi.
T-ROOM. modern, 268 Poppleton Ave.
MODERN 7-room bouse, lily Park Avt,
$36. Phone Harney 1566.
127 PARK AVE -room mod home. $34;
garage extra. Oarey Cleaning Co. H. 7307.
-ROOM cottage. 1U 8. 2Slh St. $14. Water
8-R. houwe and sleeping porch. H. ;aj4.
Fine modern home, practically new.
prettily decoiatod, good woodwork,
easily heated, good location, near car
lines. Inquire 712 Park Ave. Harney 1241.
6-r. hoube, mod. ex. heal. 8u0 8. 21st.
6TR1CTLST modern collage, large yard,
fenced In. $18. 2419 to. 24th. Call 2411.
OOTTAGEo 25C0-11 201H AVE. $14 PER
MONTH.
Two 7-room houses, 8. W. . corner 33d
and Howard. These houses have been
fvery completely remodeled; new fur
naces, combination light fixtures, hard
wood floors, new paper In every room
and closet. Summer porch, screened In;
In fact every comfort, $J0.
ALFRED THOMA8 08 1st Nat. Bank.
est.
1 ROOMS-WEST FARNAM, S:4 Daven
port Pt , good modern home
for large family; beautliui
yard.
ROOMS West Farnam. dandy, new, all
modern home; sleeping porch;
mahogany and white enamel
finish; very choice; 3310 Dav
enport St., $45.
. Peters Trust Company,
123 Farnam St. Douglas 898. o
VERY choice flat. 6 rooms and bath.
modern, ground floor, close to cross
town and Leavenworih car lines, bee
owner, M6 . 27th St.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
Owner of eight-room, mod
ern, stucco l.ouse will allow
desirable party one month's
lent free. If taken within ten
days. Rent, Including heat,
$u per mo. Omaiia Rental
Exchange. Doug. Mli.
-ROOM, all modern, 2705 Howard St.,
rent JM per month. Doug. 48.
A Room for the Roomer, or a Roomer
for the Room. Bee Want Ads Do the
Work.
Miscellaneous.
FREE RHNT 1 MONTH on 14 real bar
gains. to 8-r.. $5 to $36. McKitrick R.
K. Co., 3141 Ramge Bldg. D. 14.', Ty. 214uJ.
$14 fc-r. cottage. 3304 Franklin.
$15 6-r. cottage, 2107 Ohio.
$A 6-r., cottage, 1412 Evans.
J6 8-r. mod. 1919 Wirt.
W. H. YATES.
647 Omaha Nat. Hank Bldg.
D. 1M
THREH DESIRABLE HOUSES IMJX
RENT.
$25 -r., all modern, 6312 Florence blvd.
$36 5-r. flat, all mod. 2612 Sherman Ave.
$27.60 6-r. houite, very claay, 3iou Lin
coln. Ave., or Center St.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Doug. 1781. 5th Fl. Omaha Nat. a
Globe Van&Storage
Btorsa, moves, pecks, ships; 2-b.ors vaa
and men, fl.l per nr.; storage U per
mo. Patlfia.-imn mmr I. 433 Jt Ty. 23ti
PR- cottage, newly decorated; rent
.cheap; mod except heat; storm wln
tjos. 3120 Corhy St. Web. 1345.
Gordon Van Co.
CI N. Utb SI.
Tel D 34 or Har. 1MT.
IEE the Cen'ral Furniture Stores FrtEB
KKKTAli I 1ST
Maggard's
and btorsx
Call us for sa
le for mov.
tns, pacRiit, anlpplaa;.
i;u Wshatsr bt.
' MAt Kf.Vtk-l-VlU HHAN
landrr.
Dundee's Newest
Addition
$25 Cash, Balance Monthly
For good lots, only 1 to 2 blocks from the car line, costing from $1,100 up.
No Other Addition So Complete
Nowhere else In this city has there been such careful planning, nor so
much preliminary work.
the GRADING IS DONE. You will hare no cutting down, no filling
to do.
THE SEWERS ARE IN.
THE SIDEWALKS ARE LAID,
walks, when and how to be laid.
WATER PIPES ARE DOWN.
new additions. No annoyance In the NEW ADDITION TO DUNDEE.
PAVINO IS BEING DONE. No peUtlons are necessary to start the
work. Your street will be paved by the time your home is built
Near Business and Accessible
ly fifteen to twenty minutes from the center of Omaha to the lots In
this new addition. Is there any other portion of the city where you have
this clodenens and convenience?
Remember Only $25 Cash
$T0 to $14 a month will buy many of these choice lots. NEVER
BEFORE have Dundee lots like these been offered at such unusual terms,
no If you want a bargain In Dundee's Newest Addition, now Is your chance.
Bee us at once.
George &
Phone D. 756
FOR RENT
M lace Han adb.
IloUSes p11?" Ban" Co-. Bee Bldg.
uuuws 'n all parts of ths city.
FIDELITY t'KEE
Pbons Dounlas I8 for complete list ot
vacant bouses and apartments; also for
stores, moving-. 10th and Jarkson 8'a.
'-ROOM mod, cottage. ni2 b. lUth. R. 5li2.
1513 N. MTH, rear. 3-r. house and base-
uiriii, wnn sinK ana toilet, walking dis
tance, colored. 10.
T. J. HOOK, 1101 N. WTH.
1106 N. 18TH. Good &-r. cottane. part
modern, walking distance, saves car
fare, lis.
T. J. HOOK. 1101 N. 18TH.
movint.
storage.
D. 14.
" !291 Firnim
REAIi EHTATK LOANS
$100 TO $10,000 made promptly. V D
Wead. Uead Pidi;.. ISth V Karnam Sts.
CITY and farm loans, 6. 6j. per cDt
J- H, Dumont A Co.. 419 state Hank.
A "For Sale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into cash.
WANTED Good farm and clly loans at
lowebt rate.
PKTBRS TRUST CO.. H.K Farnam.
CIX Property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas 22S State Rank Rldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebra-oia farms,
O'KEEFK HKAI. ESTATE CO;
MM Omaha Natlo-ial. Phi.n Doviilns 1711
MONET on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City National Hank Rldg.
6 IOAN8. C a. Carlberg. Ha.
12 Brsnoni Xhsater Sld.
WANTED TO BUY
OFFICE ti'i-iillure bought and sold.
C. Reed, liOT Farnam, Doug. 614u.
Strictly high grade piano Web. 8726.
Yale bun everything 2d hand. Web. 41
HIGHEST prices (or old cUthing. t. 4714.
WANTED TO RENT
ROOMS or board and rooms wanted for
four bualneas women. O 312, Hee.
REAL ESTATE KOR EXCHANGE
WANT to trade about, $lu,0u0 worth of
m-ci i IV i in iuis tllU iwu sinaii nuuMia lor
an apartment or large residence. Mlj;ht
.-.,tT.ui i j uniiiran iu iri ij, Will my LUnil
difference If proposition warrants. M 311,
Omaha Hee.
ViOlii' nlot'ly located Income proinrty,
worth $JO,000. for exchange for N. E.
Colo, land; mortgage. 7,oi.u, equity, iu.
(00. Want clear lunii. B. 407. Hee.
DENVER property for exchange. Seven
room, one and a half-story brick, mod
ern except heat, lot SUxUu; price $3.0uO,
mtff. $yj0. Four-room frame bungalow,
modern except heat; lot 31x130; price $1,600,
clear. Roth houses are In Kood neighbor
hood, and will trado for Omaha or Lin
coln of about same value. Y lis, Bee.
6-room cottage. Council Bluffs, 80 acres
Irrigated Colorado land; foi lots or cot
tages in Omaha. Colfax IMS.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A HANlll LAU FOR SALE.
Kansas.
CHOICE Improved 4 In Phillips county.
jvauiuia, uiacK son. txcn&nge lor cat
tle, other land or cash $fi,4o0. Ilellyer,
Republican City, Neb.
ArbmakK,
200 ACRES good timbered stock farm.
well improved, easy terms; 2 miles
from county scat. Write for full infor
mation to Miss Rosa Ktefka, Route 1,
Rurwcll, Neb.
FOR 8ALI0 1H0 acres, one-half mile from
Clarke. Neb.: SO i.i re. In wheat hnlano
In pasture, hay meailow and timber; Kood
ouiiuingR. rrtce per acre, half each.
W. D. Abel, Clarks, Neb.
ItiO ACRES raw land to break tn Keith
county. 6 miles from Osalal a. If in
terest d write A. A. Grior. Kingaley. la.
stiunrsola.
40. 80 or 100 acres good heavy soli, well
settled part of Todd ccuntv. Minn :
good roads, schools and churches. Price.
U5 to $J0 per acre. Terms, $1 per acre
vaxh; balance i oer ucie year: L.oui
acres to select from. Schwab r,ros.. 102S
Plymouth Hlg.. Mlnne.ipolia. Minn
Missouri.
$3 DOWN, $5 monthly, buys 40 acres good
land: some timber; near town; price
$1U. Cither bargains. Box 4J&-V, Carth
age. Mo.
WUeoasla.
CPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and
general crop stats In the union; settlers
tiiid; lands for sals at low b rices oa
easy trms. Ask for booklet 34 on Wiscon
sin Central LAnd GranL Exoellent lands
for slock raising. If Interested tn fruu
lands asa for booklet on apple orchards.
Address Land and Industrial Depart., &i
LUi Hallway. MlnneaDoita Vdlua
Miscellaneous.
HA V B YOU A FARM FOR SALBt
Writ a good description of your land
ind send It to the Sioux City, la.. Journal,
'Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad Me
dium." Twenty-flv words every Friday
venmg, Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Suuday morning
for one month, giving slxlasa ads us
twslv different aays tor V, or U words.
$4. or 76 words, $4.
Largest clrouiatluo of an; Iowa news
paper, lu.'W readers dally in our great
sta IKS-
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTEJJ to Huy A hoiiieslead rcnu
uulNhnient. caah. Address W. D. ElroU,
4f) N. 14th St., Omaha. Neb.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
OWNER will sacrifice s-r., strictly mod
ern bouse, wlih larti s eeping room, oak
floors, woodwork nicely decorated. Tertna
Phone Webster 1127.
5-KOoM h'use. modern exiept heat.
3u-'i
Manderaon. owner, louglaa kJM.
CLOSE-IN
Plx rooms, all modern, paved street.
everything In tllMup shape; uaraae, eaat
front lot; located fast of Central boule
vard, near Can St. Price $i,i!ri'i. Would
coimlder trade for cottug no' over $J,5uu.
C. (I. CAHLBERG,
312 Brandeis Theatei Bldg.
KKAL K.STAT K Sl'lll HBAN
Dundee
There will be no annoyance over
Water la a nerlotia nrohlom (n many
Company
902 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WEST RIDE
26TH AND JONES $4,260
Steam heated. -room cottaxe end room
to hulld another. You know what around
la worth there and will appreciate this
bargain.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
6th Floor Omaha National Rank Hldg.
Pontons 17X1 r
Close-in Home
G ROOMS, $3,450.
A good, 6-room, all modern residence
on Ciapitol Aive., near 9Hh St.; welkin
distance to town, Hlnh echool and CrelKh
ton college; paved street, paving paid;
$1,450 cash required.
The Byron Reed Co j
Phone Doug. 297. 212 South 17th.
REAL ESTATE VACANT
FOR SALE By owner, lot In Kvauston,
the exclusive residence district; on
Harney St., near 63d; 50x135 feet. Price
$1,150, one-third cash. G. I. Carpenter,
Phone Harney 6SS7.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Investment
Exceptionally well located brick Im
proved business corner: Income $2,424 per
year; firat mortgage 6 per cent; $10,li
against the property. Owner must raise
$.0i quick and has made a cash price
of $19.UOO for this week. This price la
$6,0110 lens than the property Is actually
worth. Here is a chance for a fin" In
vestment at a big bargain. INVESTI
GATE. Calkins & Co.
Douglas 1313,
City Nat. Bank Bldgr.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
SIX-ROOM HOUSE, with one-half acre
or Deautirui ground; little ways f rom
street car line: price reasonable. 1st and
Haskell Sts. Harney tW3.
ACRE and quarter of ground, all set to
frult and bearing- rtaht-Z.ni hniu. ,12
premises well a.fd c.ater- sel"
chean- ath K tnree iTi,
fine ? South 15f.7. block south county
TB ART OF SELLING FOR CASH
This little brochure explains fully how
we csn sell your real estate or business
for cash, no matter where located. Ws
mean It. Write today describing what
you have to sell, buy or exchange, and
receive this booklet free r- v Tooi
CO.. 403 W. Walnut St.. Pes Moines. TZ-Z
A Room for the Roomer, or a Roomer
for the Room. Bee Want Ads Do the
Work.
FARMS WANTED
DAIRv far,n r rent About HO goraa.
Two niilea from Council jiltiffs. One
of tho best dairy farina In the country
fc iler a,LreA, ply,to "orge G. Clars.
IS I'earl fat. Phone 174. Council Bluffs In
Apartments, fiats, house and cottages
v . ' . . "
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
nee "t or Rent,"
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice is hereby given that sealed nro
PosalB will be received by the Board of
Directors of the Short Line Irrigation
District at their office in the Village Tof
Bayard. Neb., for the purchase or fif
teen thousand five hundred eighty-two
dollars face value of tho per cent
serial uoiiua saici oiati let until l:S0l
o ciocK p. in. on in ,m aav or December
1916; said bonds are laaued under ad bJ
virtue of an Act of the legislature of thi
state of Nebraska, approved March 2Rih
IK. Session Laws IH)1. Chapter 70 and al
TO
A n .1 ii
cnH..Ana IhaMln ., . . .. J All
-.....u.....v. v... . .... , iiuiiuani to a
H i pursuant to a
...j... 1,,.- uaiiiiea el
luri ui a.i uwLiiLi, ine
reserves the right to rej
uius aim win 111 iiu t7veni sen any of said
bonds for less than nlnetv-flve ,.- .
of the face value thereof. By order of
the Board of Directors.
(Signed) CATHKRINE ROBERTS
Secretary Short Line Irrigation Dlstrh't.
N9d20t
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-COFFEE-The
market for futures was easier today
under continued realizing or liquidation,
whilo buying seemed to be restricted by
reports that Brazil had been a free seller
on the recent advunce and the continued
full receipts. The opening was 1 to 6
points lower, and small offerings wer-j
well enough taken to cause slight rallies
during the early afternoon, hut prices
weakened again in the late trading under
Wall street selling, with March eimlng off
to 6.75c ard May to 6.Hic. The closing was
4i;i8 points net lower. Sale, 13.750 bag
Novembei, g.7oc; December, 8 70c; Janu
ary, 6.71c; February, 6.73c; March, 6.74c;
April. 6.77c; Muy. ii.81c: June, ii.sv.r- Juiw
S.slc; August, g.saic clentemU-r. 7.o.c: ocl
toiler, 7.iic. Spot quiet; Hio, No. 7, 7c;
Santos. No. 4, c; cott and freight offers
were about unchanged, quotations rang
ing from .25c to S 3ou for Santos 4s, Eng
lish credit.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11. COTTON
Steady; middling uplands, il.8iu. 8al'-s
I, 400 bale.
Cotton futures opened firm; December,
II. 6Hc; January, I late; March, 12.u6c; May
12.21c; July. 12 2.
Futures closed steady; December. 11 tec-
January, ll.iuc; March, 12.ulc; May. 12.13c:
July, 12.19c.
I he cotton market closed steady at a
net vain of only 3 10 6 points
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 10.-CfrTTO.V-Spot,
steady; good middling. 7:21: middling,
6.9&d, low middling, tTjd. a lien, M.OOJ
bales.
Oil and Hoaln.
SAVANNAH. Ga., Nov. 11 TERPEN
TINE tjulet. 67c; siilea. none; receipts, 41
bhls : shipments, none; stock, 12.442 bbls
ROSIN -Firm; sales l."4.l bbls.; re
relpts, i.07it bhls: a iiptix-nts, none; sto'k
.07ii hlils. Quote- A. H. C. !, $i iif, Kt
K, F, lUVnSui; J. H. K M; I. V, ivii :,
K. $i.4"; M, ftj.2U; N. 6 50; WO. fti.ti6; WW,
$u j.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing- Cattle Steady and Feeders
Slow to Lower Sheep and
Iambi Fully Steady.
HOGS MOSTLY FIVE TO TEN OFF
OMAHA. Nov. 11, IMS.
Rolpts were: Cattls, Hogs, dheep
Offl.-lal Mondnv IS 74 5.140 23.S1
Official Ttiesdav S.7HJ 41M 1.-
Official Wednesday.. .. 10.114 4.445 17.W1
Estimate Thursday .... $.700 &.2H) $,W0
Four davs this week. S4 i 1 :7 M.TS
Same dava last week.. S.vwi 14 110 Hf
Same days 2 weeks aco T I S49 -'4 W."M
fame davs 1 weeks n .V 2 1 lat.SM
I Same days 4 weeks ago 50.ii.S 1".M$ 124. :W
wmt days last year . .IS. 4:3 ZR.WS
Ths following table m.ows th receipt
ef cattle, hogs and shp at ths Omaha
IWs stock market for mi year te oats, as
compared with laat year:
1. KM Ine.
Cattle 1 CH.! S14.7M
Hogs I rr.2 t.M3.21 $-H.w-
Sheep 2,910.2b $.kl.U $.4
Ths following; tahle sriows ths averse
f rices of hogs at th Omaha lv stock
market for tha last few days, with com
parisons: "bate UU. 11114,1 1U I in.' mil-1 w"
Oct. 26 1 S9 7 7, 4H 141
Oct. 2 .7 K t 01 t 84 1!
Oct. 27. T 1)4 T l 1
Oct. .WTWt7$0$U
Oct. t. T OAS T 06 T 74i 7 7
Oct. . 1 7 13 7 16 7 6H I IS
Oct. 31. 1 U 7 711 7 US 12
Nov. 1. 7 02 7 68 7 71 f 04
Nov. t. 7 10 7 75 W
Nov. 3. M4 7 W 7 6 lrt
Nov. 4. 6 2H 7 11 7 6o 7 1 U
Nov. 6. (sk 7 36 7 4.s 7 W
Nov 6. 6 lfti ? a 7 61 7 7J, 4 IS
Nov. 7. 1 7 84 7 M 7 7l 141
Nov. $. t V 1 5 7
Nov. P. t!7S 7 1 T 77 U
Nor. 10 0 61S 7 ) 7 72 I 4 II
Nov. 11 43T 7 47 7 64 7 . t1
7 M
7 69
7 64
7 41
I 13
7 66
I 01
7 87
7 1
1 7J
7 71
11
74
7 70
7 0
I w
8 V
7 K
7 K"l
.UliUH V
Receipts and disposition of live atock
at ths t'nion stock yards, Omaha, tot
lenty-four hours ending at I o'clock
yesterday;
RECEIPTS CARS
Cattle.Hoge. Sneep.lt sea.
C. M. A St. P
2 I
1
10 ii
2 2
13 6
6
6
26 13
11 1
1
i
77 3
V4 anah
Mlasourl Palflc .... 2
I'nlon Pacific 14
C. A N. W.. east... 2.1
O. A N. W west... 18
C. St. P.. M. O.. 2
C. H. A W., esst... 2
C, It. t VJ.. west... 10
I-.. R. J. & P., esst. 2
C, R. I. & P.. west. 2
Illinois Central 8
Chicago G. W i
Total receipts ...149
DISPOSlTiON-HEAD
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Morris & Co t!2
fwlft A Co 1.1:45
874
1,2..7,1
Curiahy Packing Co l.lhi
Armour & Co $44
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Pacaing Co 7
So. Omaha Packing Co. 25
W. H. Vanaant Co ii
Benton, Vansant & L.. 24
iK. 11. Lewis 47
Huston & Co 81
J. H. Hoot & Co 31
J. 11. Bulla 34
Rosenatock Bros 174
Kellcg 875
Werthe.mer & Degen... 213
.Sullivan Bros 91
Rothschild H
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.... l'
Chrli-tte 81
Higglns U
Hulfman 14
l.ool
1,50
14.1
1,.W
Meyers
John Harvey
Kline
iiennt A Francis.
Other buyers
. 181
.. 53
. tl
.1.4lti
Totals.
.7,161 4.W18
CATTLE Receipts weru only ar iui
a iliurauay ana the totul lur the fou.
uays tins weeK loots up only Ji.UAl head,
ue.ug the smallest of any recent weeK,
but 76,(A,u heau larger limn lor Ine cor
ret.poiiumg pcriou a year ago.
with Very moderate oftii.ng of beef
steers and with a lair deinanu, the trade
took on a lime more lite una morniiig,
while prices were fully steady with yea-
IHI'IIHV jVlnst it (h rifuumniM Iml eMtl.A
I changed hands In good seasou in the
luoriung.
I Cows and heifers having any quality
I were sought alter, and they, too. moved
quUe frM'l,y "l "'-.te'1' prices. I11-
Menor stuif waa a little slow.
i A "od '"a",y WT"1?' nd, V
earned over In the hanus of speculators
j from last week, and they have accumu-
iniiu - s mijlvi. wv hsicat hin wv-
nice, so
laior division was full of cattle this
morning, while the country demand has
been dixappointlugiy small all ine weeK.
For that reason the trade on Blockers and
feeders was again very slow and weak 10 j
lower.
Quotations on tattle: Prima enrnfed
, beeves.
9.7.V(i 10.00: good to choice ,'ed
yearlings. t9.WXaV.lb: fair to good fed
vearlinxs, $K.oU'ii.00; common to fair fed
yearlings. tn.;vihM. good to choice heavy
beeves. $.uii9.50; fair to good cornfed
beeves. fii.0Wi9.fl0: common to fair corn
fed beeves. (6. 508.26; prime grass beeves,
$.Wi8.60; good to choice grass beeves,
r7. 50(18 110; fair to good grass beeves,
tH.7Sii7.50; common to fair grans beeves,
n.7fiI 75: aood to choice grass heifers,
I6.nriir7.00; good to choice grass cows,
$5 805fi.60: fair to good cows, $6.00''i...i.;
common to fair cows. $4.00416.00; good to
choice feeders. $7.4041.00; fair to good
feeders. $a.75fi7 40: common to fair
I feeders. 16 75'fll 75: good to rhnlca
I 1CJ1: f7.oow.w; rair to goori stockers.
: $.751i7.6n: common to fair stockers, .60a
8.75: stock heifers. $6.75h.75: stock cows
' 4 751m. 00: stocg calves, 3.604i 50; veal
caives. is was w; duiis, Slags,
tc..
$4.25fi.S5.
WYOMING.
No.
16 feeders
6 feeders
43 feeders
4H feeders
37 cows ..
12 cows
24 heifers
115 feeders
184 feeders
Av.
. 8M1
. KS
. D42
. WiH
. V.
. n
. 84
. 1X6
. 7S
. :'8
. 704
Pt
6 60
5 60
6 75
6 76
t 76
6 75
6 75
6 66
S 10
S 70
7 00
7 26
24 steers
25 feeilers
13 steer.
V1
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1134
21 steera
4 steers
fiO
S 60
HOGS Receipts were the largest they
he Board ext.reaslJl nHve brn 0,1 "y on" ay tnv he c
reject any and Jl nd 'ek "' ,JcUltr' about se enty-heven
nt sell any of said or 6,aH' h,'Hd' P"ltlnaT in an aipear-
ance. The run for the four days foots up
jo, ui 1 iinau, ne rig r v larger nan ln-.t
week and neatly twice as larsa as ixniu., .....h. w,rt
weeks ago. but more than 7.0.6 short r
I laat year. So far this week the run 11
thecnd week of Ur" "W
JShlnners hsc. nl v.
at any time this weejt, snd this morning,
. ': ."7. "T"'
with all other points reDortlns- deeiin
and packers talking shsmlv lower ih.u,4
were able to buy what few hogs they
wanted at 10820c lower prices. Most of
their purchases were mad at $'i 4O(hS.60
w hich later proved to be the packer bulk
as well, and nothing sold over the latter
price.
Early packer bids at $S.30fi4.5 looked
15ir2.ic lower, and as ths course of the
market has been steadily downward ail
week some early sales weie made that
looked fully 10c lower. From this time
on values Improved grsdnally, snd a great
many sales did not look to be over 6o
lower, while some at the best time jus
before the close were almost steady with
yesterday's axerage. On the extieine c(,ai
the market went flat, and soma of the
.... . . iwrr mail
y. sterUay. or just about Ilk today s first
rounds. Thete were several loads, mostly
oi preny gooci nous situ In Mist hand ,,rm; cemrirugal. omr; molasses 4 24c.
at a rather late hour. 'Refined, firm: 10 lailnt higher; -'it loaf.
Bumming up, shiers were anyway loal'7''' crushed. 6ftCc; mould A. K3V; cubea
20c lower, while killing hogs were bought v"- powdered, 6c; powdered, S.fH-;
largely at 6rrl0c lower nrlcss aiio, ... fine granulated. 6 KSc: dlamomt A S k
sales at the best time being naarlv
steady. As a general thing
As a general thing pecaer trad
was no more thsn a lis nickel t i,.,,
the siiarp break In shippers took the av
erage cost down about 10c. Bulk of all
the sales waa made at $6.40Q4.6o, with a
sprinkling on down.
No.
At h. Pr
.. ) 4 tf
.. r 40 4 hi
...til IM 44
.. 4t 1W 4
...4W ... 44
N.
11....
tl ...
17....
41....
71...
M ...
A, as. Pr.
.-! ... 4
, 470 SO a.
..Ii W ( u
, .Ml M IS
1 Ikl III
, i4 ... 4 to
42
II.
11..
44 .
..
tl..
11..
.. 3.1) SO Ml
pica.
..in
..m
t M
...116
34
SHEKJ' As has been tha case all week.
receipts t .day were slignily laiger than
for the corresponding day a week ax.,
but with that exceptlun were th small
est for a Thursday for some time. lil
mater upi lies smountea tu thii tv-seven
cnr. or h.mtt head, brlnslng the total for
the week to data up to W.W5. This is 12,600
larger thnn last week and 14.NO heavier
than a year ago. hut la anvtllcr thsn two
weeks aco by nearly 14.1M head
Before a complete clearance was made
buyers sll quit, leaving a few sood heavy
fed lambs unsold The- latnna were a
tralsht cut of one of the himrties that
brought $ 8" Ttieady. Deaplt the fact
that most of the dav s sales were fully
t;dv. snd a few were sitviallv quoted
higher, mot buyers had IwatiKh notions,
snd had It not been that one packer
wanted most of the lambs offered, a
lower trade would probably have re
sulted, other river markets reported
steady trades on small runs, while t'hl
cbko with lO.KVi head hroVe 1Y 15c.
(Jitntatlona on aheep and lambs: Umbi.
good to ecolce, fN 7.v,i"S i; Unl., fnlr to
sood. U ,MfS.7.'.; lapilia, feeder, $7 Tr-i.4 ,.;
yearllngK, fair t. eholce. $ti. vu st); year
lines, feeders. $! OHi7.00; wether. flr
to choice. $.!..r'iti.i0' ewes, good to eholce,
$ tMiO.s-S; ewes, fair to goo.1, $4 75ti6 S
ewe, feeders. $4 6t6 if..
Only one buyer had a good led order
this morning, but he did not want time
In filling out his drove, and the result
was that by mldforenoon a pretty good
clearance had been made at price. that
were fully steady, and In a snot or two
looked strong to a dim higher. . Two
tig of rangers made $.so, on bunch
that went under very light sort, onalder
Ing their quality, being quoted strong to
a dime above yesterday. Pretty decent
stuff made $K.7S. and more or less com
mon natives and come-backs moved
downward to $ M).
Feeders were very scnntlly supplied and
there were resilv not enough lambs of
feeder class here t, make a market.
Three cars of feeding ewes at $'.15 looked
steady.
Several bunches of real Rood fat ewes
that showed up brought ts.:, and while
some of them were hct'er than anything
hete yesterday, the market was generallv
quoted as strong to n dime tip
KHEKP.
i( oregnn ewes
200 Oregon wethers pit
7M Oregon feeder yearlings.... iw
109 culled yearlings p
V Oregon feeder ewes M
U?5 Oregon feeder lamhs 1
62 c Honed lambs fl
724 Idaho lambs an
ir. native fomhs 71
846 Wyoming lamb
27 Idaho feeder lambs ;
?VK native feeder lamhs M
7y7 native ewes pa
848 Wvnmlnc ewes 11
143 native feeder ewes '.'.'.
13? native feeder ewe s
2t.8 Wyoming feeder lambs.... 63
8 25
6 75
Hi)
01
6 15
8 )
8 Oil
8 HO
8 SO
8 78
7 85
8 60
6 60
R 40
5 35
6 00
8 40
CHICAGO MVH 8TOIK M4RKKT
(nllle Plrm-
.Una WU heen
Weak.
CHICAflO. Nov. 11. CATTI-K Recelnt.
R.OiO head: market, ' firm
I J1'"". $l.0lHl'.40; western teers, $R V.
'lefs'n' '"d Mtfr -'-TMj.10; calve
native b-ef
i.Vt
ves.
HOUS-Reoelpt. r.tWi head: market.
wr."k: 1!0,ly Ml10r lower; bulk. $; rr
i : 1 K., .96; mixed. $.10iii7.ir.;
11! I t'l -iCf ro,IKn- f8.U61W.26; pigs.
SHKKP AND I.AMna--Rerelptg. 1S.W0
bead: market weak- wett...r tKflr.4-,.
b'23.ewes, $3.i5.70; lambs. $7.00(115. '
.
I.nnl 1,1 v Mtoek Market.
747 ST. LOt 'IS. Nov. II CATTT.F'n..
celpts, 8,400 ,esd: market sto-dv; native
bt-ef st-ers, $7 ftniJjMO.40: y arllm et -
and heifers. $8.rxMil0 35: cow. tV0ilfi8'0
jstorker and feeders. $ ..msti.'h: so-th
en a-ers. ..nso; cows and heifers
$4 "Oft 50: native calves ? COOr 0 50.
MOOS Receipts. "900 head: market
lower; pigs and leht. $7.37iff(.r.; mxd
and ttttcher. $0?r 1 90; good heavy,
S.v-afri.lprt.
K1IEKP AN'D I.A M nl!.,.l,w 9nt
hrad: mrket lower: yearlings, $;.Wft7.2'.:
Ismha, $S.00;g.R.'.; sheen and ewes, $5 50
lTS.
,1
Ke-.es (v Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. ll.-CATTLK
RHelpts, f.ofn head: market higher;
prime fed steers $.rrm.M: dr '8d
beef steers. ST.boiriS ni: western steers
lii !W.50fig.25: stoekers and feeders. l"..5f(7.00;
, bulls 14 'oftO.OO: calve., $.f04e 0.(0
gM.il HOGS-Hnceipts. hrad: market
lf rl .. - ..I'll, 1 t 1,.. -rt . 1
8.70fc.75: packers and but hrs, $H5
7": ligrt. .3"jr.i.-,: riig, n.76i' K.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recrlnts. 7.0
head; market steady; lamhs, 8.2r,ji.7.j
yearlings. $.2r.87 4".; wethers, '.8i1.25;
ewes, $5.0tVft6.76,
; .
Minna City l.ht Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, Ia Nov. ll.-CATTLK
Receipts, 11,2(10 head; market steady: na
tive steers, 84.58.77.; butchers, $4.'Vf
8 50; cows and heifers, $4.2."w?t(i fl; cannera.
$i."Oji1.25; Blocker and f. ders, U.V.tt
6T6: calves, $4.OOM.00; bulls, stags, $1.01
tlo.'O
IIOGS-Recelp's 4 OHO head; market ir
lower; henvy, $13i?il.4 ; mixed. $1.25'(fi
.ro': light, $6.2teti:.2i; hulk of sales
fti.26iiS.30.
SHEEP AND IAMPS-Recelpts, W)
head; market steady; cwea, $4.'lo'i5.50;
lamhs. $i.0i)t)'S.2'.
StiMk In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal weatern markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City....
h't. Iiu!a....
Houx City
Totnls
r-.noo
27,f-00
18 UO
.. .V1
.. 8.001
.. 3.4 0
..ii,;iK
r.2"0
6,'1
9,!1
4,0nr)
7.00
2.8 0
6,01
41,110)
,2!,nno fijoi
Ut. Jn-ih l.'ve Ht'iek Mrket.
fST. JOPEPH. Nov. 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,60,1 head; market steady to
strong: ters, I.(1f9,60: cows and helf
rs, Sl.OO'o't.OO; clavea, $i.(K'rt).l.25.
HOIK Receipts, 7,51)0 head; market
Bteafy; top fti.70; hulk of sties, $.40iAi.5.
SHfcJEP AND I-AMB8-Receipts, l.m
head; market slow; lambs, 8.0i).85.
NK1V YORK (iKNKRtl, MARKET
Qnotatloas of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Nov. 11 FLOVR
Steady:.
WHEAT-Spot. firm; No. t durum.
$113, f. o. b., New York; No. 1 northern,
Duluth, $!.(. and No. 1 north u n.
Manitoba, $1,134, o. i. f.. Buffalo. Future
star y: December, $l.l'i'.
CORN Ppt firm; No. 2 yellow, 75T43
prompt.
OATH-Spot, firm: No. $ white. 414c4n.
HAY Steady; prime, 1136; No. I. $1 31;
No. 2. $:.; No. 3, fl.ilUjl 0'.; ahlppl ig. 'I0;.
HOIS Quiet; state, emmn to chdon,
IMS, 22'tic; Itl4, 7ir12c; Pad lo coast,
iOI5 12-"l"ic: 1P1I, KHilJc.
HIDES-Steady; Bogota, W3lc; Cen
tral America, 2c.
LEATHER Firm: Hemlock firsts, S3a
! tiii;iio'uu.n.'li.
tHVim cK ,famS y. ' miOi'.,-,.6o:
mess
short
mess.
Lard,
1 ilTTaniy
Hi" 601 17.00. fanlly, IK nOC, K : II.
: ateadv: middle west. l:,ti'J 2",.
! - TA LLOW -Qu.et;
city, J .c; country.
n
I I TTKR-Knuy; receipts. .7 tubs:
creumety, extras, S2c; firsts, 27Vs'2c;
lecond. KtrtHc.
FGG8 Irregular: receipts, 8 6H0 cses;
fresh gathend. extra fine, 4lti4:'c: extra
firsts, 3Mai0c; f'rsts, S44j3iC seconda, SiC
S2c
CHKKHE Steady: recelpU. 2.079 boxes;
state, whole milk, held, ape lal. l ulttc;
same, average, fancy, l"'4c: same, cur
rent make, specials, l'.Vi'ii lf.'ic; same,
average fancy, gdlac
Pori.TRY Live, firm: west, rn chick
ens, 14Vfl5c: fowls, 144rlFc; turkeys. lt
21c. Dressed firm: western fresh chick
ens, barrels, lWr.'Se: frenh fowls. Iced, 12iy
'7c; frcien tuikiys. lS'uVc.
f
gavRV Mark
nw:r market.
I NEW YORK, Nov. 11 Hl'GAR-Raw
! confectioners' A, 6.75c; No. 1, 6 )e. f'on-
lnl"1 strength In both raw and refined
sugar encouraged a renewed movement
In fututes early today and al noon prices
were 4 to 30 points above last night s clos
ing.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 11 M ETADH Lesd,
firm; offered. 85.15 Spelter, strong: spot,
115 754116 50. Copper. firm; electrolytic,
$18 2-r4ill 60. Iron steady and uurhanued.
Tin. strong; spot $ 18 0 un On. At Ix.ii.lon,
pot copper. 76 1". futures. 175 15s: elec-t-Hytlc,
.''. Spot tin. W; futures.
flOD 15a Antimony, 1126. Lead, 25 2a Cd.
Spelter. 10.
t. l.onl (.mis Market.
ST IjOITIS No 11 -WH ""AT-No. t red
H.ioijl.17; No. 2 hard $1.06; December,
$1 ?'-: Miy, $1.0tS'il.O4H
CORN No. 2 new, vilr: No. 2 whits,
new. ft'c; December, 67c; Msv. 0'4o.
OATa-No. 2. 36c; No. t white, nominal.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Better Oradei of Wheat Sell Two
Cents Iligher, While Off Grades
Sell One Cent Up.
CORN DEMAND IS FAIRLY GOOD
Ths wheat market was very nervous
today, the better grades of wheat selling
1 to 3 rents higher, while the off grade
sold IS cents higher, although there were
a few sales of No. 4 hard at a cent
higher.
Coin was higher, selling tc to Vo over
yesterday, and there waa a fairly good
demand
Oats were steady: they were quoted
unchanged to S' higher, most of the
sales going at unchanged prices.
Hye was unchanged 10 lc lower.
Parley was unchangeo.
Clearance were: heat aim
flour
oats.
equal to 1.2Mn0 bu.; corn. 1:4,000 bu.
1.041 bu. . ,
Liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged to
1 hluh,p- ftitrn unchanged to Id higher.
I Primary wheat receipts were S.oel.oOil
mi. ana shipments i,-o,eeu mi.,
receipts of il.lW.uOtt bu. and shipment of
l..vy,un bu. laat year.
Primary corn receipts were S18.I4W bu.
and shipments 3T.2,OJu bu., against re
ceipt of 7-1. on) bu. and shipments of
b(,ii bu. laat year.
Primary oats tecrlpts were 1.611XI bu.
and shipment l.2-t,0v0 bu.. agamst re
ceipt of 7T4.HX) bu. and shipments of
l.un..n bu. last year.
OA It LOT KKCKIPTB.
W heat. irn. oat
Chicago
Minneapolis .
Iiuluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Unit ....
...153
...t.i
... 6
...121
...:
...203
158
27$
80
Winnipeg ..
.1214
These sales, reported today Wheat:
No. 2 hard winter: 1 car. 11.00. No. 3
hard winter: 1 car, Wc; 4 cars, V7c; 1 rar,
iV'; 3 cars. c; 2 csrs, Kc; 1 car, NV'i
11 cars. Mo. No. 4 hard winter: 14 cars,
V!c; 10 cars. WHc; S 8-6 csr. Die; t car,
W-c; 7 cars, uc; 1 car, 8!c. fc-ample:
3-5 car. 85c; 1 car, 84c: 1 car, 83c; 1 3-6
cars, aflc; 1 car, 78c: i car, 7".o. No. 3
spring: 1 car. trie. No. 4 spring: 1 car,
Wc. No. 3 mixed: 1 car. 7sc; I car. 87c;
I car. Dim'. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 80c; 1 car.
Hoc. No. 2 durum: 1 car, 7c. No. 8
durum: 1 car, Wo; 1 car, 9fc; $ cars,
!oc. No. 4 durum: 1 car, Kc. No. $
durum mixed: I car. IWo. Rye; No. i:
1 car. 94SC No. 8: t cars. 91c. No. 4:
1 car, OOC; 1 car. 86c; 8-$ car, 87o. Barley:
retected: 2 cars. 48Sc. Corn: No. $
whits: 1 car, 61n. No. S white: 1 car,
ivc. No. 1 yellow: 1 car, 3o. No. 3
yellow: 2 csrs, 4je. No. 3 mixed: ' car,
(near yellow). 62c; 1 car, tnear yellow),
61V;; 1 rar. t,a. No. $ mixed: 1 car,
(near yellow), 62c; 1 rar, SlVo. Sample:
1 car. t white). -7c. Oats: No. t whits;
6 cars. 34V: SVars. 34"0. No. 4 white:
1 rar, 34c: 2 cars, Kr: t ears. SSHc. Sam
ple: I rars. 33c; 6 ears. 32u.e: 8 cars, 33c.
Omaha Cash Prlcea W heat : No. 1
Turkey, (cti.1.00: No. $ Turkey, t0f9n
No. 2 hard, 86fl9e; No. $ hard. BSVVWWc;
No. 4 hard, 8Mii2o: No. I spring. WtfiOe;
No. $ spring. 83Hgr4o: No. $ durum, WHtt
97c; No. S durum. BfiffWe; sample, 7nfK.c.
Corn: No. $ white. 61tiU,c; No. t white,
60nr: No. 4 white, 60!fi4Ue: No. 6
white. 6W4.flrV: No. 8 white. arinHe:
No.S yellow. SJtyraHc: No. 3 yellow, fi2'iT
Mc: No. 4 yellow. SmflKCc; No. S yellow,
m,irrl4o; No. S vellow, Slifpsmc: No. $
mixed. lifW2c; No. S mixed, 61tJi2c; No.
4 mixed. oViST'nHc; No. 6 mixed. 4ff
61'c; No. 6 mixed, SOifjuie. Oat: No. 2
white. SetTOSHc: standard, 8441tl8c; No.
3 white. MVtj4V4.e; No. 4 white. SSVvW
S3o. Barley: Malting. H4TWe: No.
feed. 'MTTiOc. Rye: No. I. MWfWMHc; No.
S, (toitfiflc.
Chicago eloslng p. Ires, furnished Th
Pee by Logan A Bryan, stock and (rain
brokers. 316 South Sixteenth street:
Article! Open. Hlgh.l Low. 1 Closa Yes'y.
W h ati I i i
Dec..l 04H. 1 4 1 Ht 03HAI t m
Mayl 0(HtK 1 06 I 1 04'sBll 04S
Corn, i i i i i
lec..lflO4TVl ol 69M SVRi(ioi
May.63iiS14!3mj'tl2'8M 2B SVl
unil. I 1
Dec. 38HI
faSS84!8ffSl
$8U
May.l3T'iJ1
3j .M'vifHi ;w
Pork-
I
Dee.
14 80
W 28
8 87
00
14 30
15 $6 I
14 02W 14 07HI 1
16 22V4j!l 30-321 18 S'JS
Jan..
Lard.
Jan..
Mav.
8 964T07
8 87V.
8 82H 8 fl?H
9 00 I I 87Vi
t 06
8 924
S 07H
6 m
Rlha. I
Jan.. I S 90
May. f
S 87H8 S0r?tl2 I i?M
9 031! 06 1 8 06
A -Asked. B Bid.
CHICAGO (ijrtAlX AND PROVISIONS
Feat a res of the Trading- and Closlngr
Prlres on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 11. Balimatea that
Canadian farmers have four times more
wheal for export than was the caae a
year ago added to a freak finish In tha
market tday, notwithstanding prices
during most of the aesalon had shown de
cided strength. The close varied from
Wdi'c off to a like advance, as com
pared w th last night. Corn lost HtSo
snd oats Vct''o. In provisions tha out
rom ranged from 22Vjc decline to a rise
of l7Wc.
Wheat price had reached the highest
point of the dav when word came that
according to reports of the Northwestern
Grain Dealers' association, the amount
of wheat still In the hands of Canadian
producers was 1"1.2O3,n0o bushels, as
against W.UT.Mrt huaheld at the corre
siKindlnv time last year. After this news
was made public the early buyers Itegan
to. unload, and the selling pressure In
creased until the close left values at the
lowest level of any time since twenty
four hour before. Bar leaders urged
that the effect of the Immense Canadian
reserve would be shiwn ultimately in
heavy accumulations In the United States
and in a
falling off of thla country's ex-
ports.
t'nfavorabln weather and hla-her t Jvar.
pool quotations were larsely resnonslble
for th strength displayed by wheat the
r me sirenstn niapiayeq py wheat the I
reater part of the session. Tslk of an I
rule ah rtse oTf flour In the east was
Iso a lui'lish Influence, but waa offset 1
Bremer can or
acut
also
to a con derahle extent hv sssertlon
that linmid'n'e stens would ho til.
Ottawa to eliminate the Canadian port
dutv on wheat.
Corn weakened aa a result of prosnects
of clear cold weather. I.eiding holders
were active In sales in !!. r.rv.i-
Oats sag-ed a little with com. Export
Uw.ci, ircveniea any material
decline.
Ii.wer prices nl hogs had a bearish In
fluence on provls'ons Ooasln that 15 0-fl
tierces of lsrd hail keen l,l i
sblnnv-nt to Euron- tended later tl causa
sorcetHnv nf a rally.
t hlcaso Cash I'rlces Wheat : No 3 rd
$1.07.l (0: No. I hard $1 .Olffr'l .oni ' Corn:
?.r-yP"v.W- sM- ,T'': Sn 2 whlt"- '.
4iti.ic: No. 8 yellow, new. 82c- No
"b'te, pew. foe. Osts: No. 8 white Kf,U
fr,r; atanilard 8'ie. Rarlev FSirj-'Fe
LV. Nf'i ?' Tlmothv. 85,00
00; clover. $IO.nn,2r.on. Provisions-
nik91-1 Ur, "' rlh-L-7IK5rH",h'r:
pr"mery. rutfllfuc
hO(.8-Higner; reeelots. 1.91?
firsts. afKfiS'W: ordlnarv fl.-.t. t.h,"
mark csws Included. 24fijiie. '
Mr . "'4m"; re.elr.ts. 40 csrs;
MlchU an and Isconiln whites 4M-w:
Minnesota and raknta white, ftivftMc-'
Minneaota nd Dakota Ohio. 4KfiMc '
r-OPl.TRY A'lve ateadv r-l. ,niz..
springs, 13c; turkeys, o'd, 18c; youiig,"20c.'
Kenae I Itar drain and Provisions.
KANSAS PITY Nov. II. WH RAT No
2 hard. $1 tilfil .07; No 2 red. tl.09Tjl 10:
December 8c: May. $l fl0i10nS4
f'liRN No. 2 mlxevl r.ie- -0. 2 white
.'oMl'KH;; I'ecember, ff tfWtt, ; May 5i
OATS-No 2 while, J7i.T7c: No 2
mixeii sii8.H4
Hl'TTKIl-I'reamery. "0c: f rat I7r-see-nds
Trc. racklm: P'-o
FfJOS--"rsts. ic; seconds, 'tc
It H'l .TRY Hens, llc; yUng roost
ers, 12c; broilers, 19c.
Mlnni'ii'inlli l.rain Market.
MINNFAPOLIS. Nov. 11 Wflf R T
December. c; May. $1 .01'Sflfl .0:'H; No
1 02rJ' (a'' I0' 1 northern, $1.00'
FIOl'R I'nchanged.
KARLKY SHiiUc.
kVK-9'iW '.
tp AN-flS.2n
I 'OH N No. 8 Vellow. Klftf&n
OATS No. 8 while, Xi--4UJ4l4e.
BEET
-riax, i 4 (l idij-.
Liverpool 44rala Market.
DIVFRPOOI,. Nov. 11. WHKAT Snot
No. 2 Manitoba, lis Bil: No. S. 14k :m V..-
1 hard winter, old, 12s 4d; No. 2 Chicago
lie-. Ill ti.
COKN-Hpot, La Plsta. 8s rJ.
I'ta pinratcil Apples and Dried fruits
nvw vnK, Nov. 11.-KVAPORATKH
APPLK8-Kssy.
IiKltli 1' lit. IT Prunes, firm. Auilcota
and peaches steady. ltai4n firm.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Tendency Disappointing- to Conser
vative Element Welcomin,,
Recent Rise,
INVESTMENTS TEND TO WAVES
NEW YORK, Nov. 11 Th tennency
of today' market was doubtless diaap
polntimt to the cona-ryatlve Intetest,
which welcomed yesterday's general ris
Instead. Investment Issues were In
rllmvl to waver on realising sales,
while sprrlaltii. particularly automobile
atn. k. were aialn under the Influence of
manipulation at further sensational ad-vatn-ea.
Consphiinu among these description
were General Motors, which made an ex
treme tc:,,n of 25 to the new high price of
oi; Willys-overland, up 23, to 2.V., and tha
Maxwell group, wherein gaina of I to S
points were registered. Other Issues of
the same class, notably Studehaker, Bald
win l-ocomotie, Lackawanna Meel, Cruc
ible .xtcel, New- York Airbrake, Conti
nental Can and American Can, rose 3 to
6 points.
f'nlted States Pteel srd the metal stocks
constituted the other features of strength,
coppers coming forward with a ruali In
the final hour tin an advance to cents
In the price of the refined metal. Ana
conda rose 1 to the new high quotation
of e7S and American Smelting, which was
next to steel tn activity, gained a total ot
64, to i. Its beet price since 1910.
There were desultory upward move
ments In o.ls especlaJly Mexican Petro
leum, fertilisers. American Woolen,
h'outhern Porto Klro Sugar and Mercan
tile Marine preferred certificates, all at
material gains. Bethlehem Steel contin
ued to rerlect Its feverish course of tha
previous day, rising 6, to 436 at tha open
ing, yielding to 4U4 and closing at Us
opening price.
Ralls were under restraint throughout,
probably as a result of further European
selling, this applying especially to tha
transcontinental and Reading. A con
siderable part of London s offerings war
reported to be for Dutch account. Total
sales amounted to S27.O0O shares.
Foreign exchange was visibly strength
ened by the new commercial credit estab
lished between this center and London,
but Paris checks were a trlfla easier.
Mercantile Marine 4Ua wera tha con
spicuous feature of tha bond division, tha
lue rising 4 points to 84 of extensive
flit u re sales. Total sales, par value, wera
$7,2;i0O00. rnlted States bonds wera un
changed on call.
Number of sale and leading quotation
on stocks today were:
. , . swsa. Hii. Uw. Qn
aisw ima SLino so gtu
Allls-Chalmers t.K) H Jo
Amsrirsr. Beet Eta &r 4.4nn a '
America twa U.iOO lt
Aaisrtraa Lornmntlfs .... 4.T) 44S U4
AnMrlraa a. a R tl.7 a
Am. a. a r. pM aw mtf iuvj ni-i
Am. Sugar Rallnlns
Amrlia Tel. a Tl t.4m n 128 137
Amrti-aa Tntwooo it1 2H 843 IAS
Anaronita (niHf Tl 1 7ii, asiA it
Atrhlsoa t,in ina lMtA IM
llsMwIn Unenmnttv .... 1.K) 114 . lit) 116(4
Kaltlmor a Ohio 4,0"0 M4 4
K-thlrhem Htesl T0 414 418 4
nmekini Rsrld Traaslt.. L4m mil 40 M
ralifnrnia Pstmksim .... 7 no in, 114
('nsitlsn paelflo 8.4iM 17 1U
Ontral iMilwr 8 009 M tTsk
t hwiPMUi A Oble S.sno U 3
ctitrsso tl W tun liS l
Chlraito, M. ft. P too K 86
f'Mrsso A N. W
I'hli'MO K. I. P. Ry.. I.n 31 K
111 no Oiptur 4 tl S4'4 M
1'f.lorailo Kual a Iron.... HI. (no 1114 leUj
rrtlflnl gtssl SO.IiiQ "4
Ivn.r a R a. pM
Plstlller' rii-urltl .... 4S 48
Rrt M.i"0 41 42
Ovnml Blurtrlo 2 a 177 17ts
tlrssl Nnnhsrn p'd J.Mw. lt IIS
lm Nn. Or etl' 10.9M) 4 4
)iis(fnhlm Kiplorttlon.. 4.400 ;ju ti
llllnnla Central
Interhomiigh t.a. corp.. 1, ss 2?
Inaiilmtlnn CVM.pr 14. fee 4.v 4?
Iiitrrnntlnnal Harrsster... 20 in? 0
Kanasa cur Soul turn IX 11 K
l-hlah Valley 1,100 11 a
lmlnvlll A Nashvlll
Meilean Pelmlaum 11 Tn S M
Miami ( or par U.Sn 14 33
Mlaaeurl. K. T pfa.... Wl
Mlarourt Paallln llifl 114 7
Natlnnsl ntw-ull
Natlnnal A 4.10 )M 44
Nevsrta Conner l.an 1 tft
Naw York Ontral I ,M1 11)3 10314
N. V.. N. H. a H t.ftoo l ln
Norlnik a Waatora 1.4m 11 1111
Norlharn Pai-ltlc 2,8(10 114 lit
Pai-ttle Mall
Pailtle Tal. A Tl 800 42 42
Tannaylvania
Rar I 'nil. Copper I ton 1SV4
fteadlns 17. no. M14 M
Itapuhlle Iron A Rtael... 4 Kin M r.ni
flout harn Pacirtr II 14 VS W
Houllwrn Rsllwar t no 14 14
Htun-taker ( 'cm pall J .... 7.4" lr.V 14
Tannaaaa Copper ........ 4.0 R M
Tanaa I'nmtiinr n U 1M
t'nion Pai lfle 00 1111 117
I'nlon Pacific pM
I nltad HI. tea Htoel 156. KV I7'4
V. R. Dto pM 114 lid
t'tah ropoer 11.1" 74 7
Watrn I'nlon fno 7 7
Waatlmhooa KlaiHrio ... M ann (Uti fr4
Mrmtana Power son 1 e
flanerat Mi.tiM-s lino 400 itn
1
1H,
47
88
18
4
148
80
44
I
TJ
1
44
4
17 14
1W
4
Tt
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7
m
is
1K2V4
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lif.
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41
0
28
' 41
4"H
lo?
1M
S1
14
17
81
87
11A
74
8T
BK
no
104
0
Wnhaah B pM rno m ttr4
Totsl elca for th oar. 171. Oot aharas.
Near York Money Market.
NF,W YORK. Nov. 11. MERCANTILE
p4PKR-Stf:H4 ner cent.
STFRMNO FTXCHANOE Sixty tlajr
bill. 4 1f 0; demand, $4.8VM; cables, $.4n7aX.
KlLVKR Bar, 60c; Mexican dollars.
$M4e.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
strong
TIME I1AN8-Steady: sixty and ninety
days, IVo per cent; six months. 8 rer
cent-
(.'ALL MONEY Steady; high, t per
rent; low, 1 per cent; ruling rate,
tr cent; last loan, I per cent; closing
bid. 14 per cent: offered at I per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today war)
as ioiiowb:
V g. raf. 8s,
. 8 Ma Pse. ev. is 48
. N. T. C. 4sb. 4s....ltn4a
.141 N. Y. Otr 4 lot
101 N. Y. f4tU 4.,..ld
.14 N. Y.. N. K. A, H.
.110 er. 0 I1T
so coupon
C. 8. 8a. rag
6V. eoupoa
V. 4a. rag
So soupon
Panama Is esupos..ll)lNn. Paolfl 4s. !
Am. hmcliara 4a....tloi4 So is a,
A. T. T. o 44..lrr O. . U rat. 4a.... 8
Armour a cy. 4.. IMPv. T. T. 8 M
Atihlaon sen. 4a ... W4Pann. con 4S. 14
Hnl. A Ohio 4a 0 do M. 4s V
On. Paelflc 1st 'Padlo ran. 4a..... 84
(Ihea. Ohio 4... (14a A. I a. P. r. 4 fl
C. B. U. I. 4a ... n8o. Pan. or. is... ...107
CKtHPl 4a..lra do rat 4 s
r. It. I. a P. r. 4a. MWo. Hallarar is lot
". a H. raf 4s ... m I'nlon Pacifta 4a..... ST
P. a R. O. rat. ts.. i do aa. 4 844
rna can 4a 74 tJ. 8. Rubber 8s...im
dan. Elerirlo t....l4 t'. fl. cM.al aa ua
Ot. No. tat 4.
Wahaah lat 4a lut
ttw. I'nlon 4s.... 4
4Wat. Rlao. aa. is.131
84 Anxlo-rraaoh 8s ... 88
Tl
III. Can. raf. 4....
K. ('. Wo. raf. 4a...
K a N. unl. 4a...
If K a T. IM 4
BI4.
London Stock Market.
IeONDON, Nov. 11. The American de
partment rose smartly, under the lesd of
('anudian Pacific and I'nlted States Steel.
Th- eins. wns firm.
PILVFR-Bar. 24 7-ld per ounce.
Mi INKY "4i4 per cent.
DiscorNT RATK8 iort bills and
three months, 4Tt per cent.
Hank Clearings.
OMAHA Nov. II. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were $.1.fi74.x79.14 and for the
corresponding day last year $2.fo3.1o5.S3.
tlmnka llnv Market.
OMAHA. Nov. 11. HAY Prairie: Choice
uplmid 10 "iOrll.M; No. 1. J9.Si i HI.4J0; No.
2, $X OuniK SO; No. S, $ii (miS.Ki; clioice, mid
land $l'Mj; No, 1. t.fsi4l.otl; No. 2, $7.'J
oi.. no; co. ,i, ao.ii.r.ii , ,r,, . in, ice low iunu,
$i.0O: No. 1 lowland, $7.tOfi-i.OO; No. 2 low
land. to oxii7.n0; Nn. S lowland. $4.0" iiG.UO.
... . .i...i..a ...l...n eji. ..kr.l.,A ..- .
rye, KftwKl i". Alfalfa': Choice 212 "I'll i3.00;
No. 1. $ll..Vii 12.0); No. 2. $v1) 10.00.
Pr. ti'.-ids Mirtct.
NEW Yf'RK Nov. tl. DRY OOIDS
Cot'on Hoi'dii ateadv: d'K " discounts
rhortcned; fancy c tt-in irood advancd
atca ll y. men's ir markets 11' m; rw
silk advanced ni on anno rrndes waa
uuoted higher than in Ubt yeari.
lief lard IDs trnr Advaueed.
NK.W YORK, Nov. 11 All grades of re
fined sugar were advanced 10 cenla per
luo pound tcduy.
GERMAN PASTCR HERE
AGAINST PREPAREDNESS
PITTPBl'ROH, Nov. U. National pre
paredness and tha manufacture of war
munitions In the I'nlted States for use
In Europe were attacked by Rev. Carl
A. Vosa. pastor of the German Evan
gelical Protestant church of Pittsburgh
In a speech before the thirty-first annual
meeting of the I'nitarlan conference of
the middle states and Canada lata
today.
