T1IR OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER H. Ml 5.
mm ui
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Grncral AdTaneeun" the Pricei of
All Kindt of Grain on the Lo
, el Market . .
GOOD DEMAND FOE CORK KOTED
OMAHA. NorembfT U, 191 4.
Thr m a rnrl adranc to' to)
prl f grain today. ,
Whnt irtronn, 11ln(r " from" - tm
iluninl to lc hlhr. Th demand .for
thl crrl w -quit active, but th re
ceipt were not a food as they wr on
the prevloua day.
Corn aold from H to e hlrner. Th
receipt of corn were fair and thera wa
a moderate demand for thla cereal. '
The rim of oata wn quit heavy and
the demand for tM cereal u quit
active, prlca rn1nf from Ho to H
hiaher.
Ky receipt! were very gnt0 and thera
na conelderable demand for thla cereal.
The rye market ruled from unchanged o
lc h her. , .
Berley ao'.d from unchanfeA to lo
Kihr. -
flrarancee were' ' Wheat and ' flour
euual.to jn.ffiti bushel; corn and oata,
nnno. '
r.lvevpool clone; Wheat, unchanged;
corn, unchanged. -
Primary wieat recelplirera t.M0.4nO mi.
and fhlpmanu l.mi.ono bu., aint re
relptii of 1.3Man) hn. and ahlpmanta of
2.wV bu. It year.
Primary corn reoelpta' were H.0r , bii.
and shipment JTA.100 bu., avalhit ra
ratlpta of K7,ono bu. and ahlpmanU of
.onn bu. . lut rr. '
Primary oata recelpta wer I.W.tna bu.
and ahlpmenta 1,011.000 bu., nint re
ceipts of 8M.000 bu. and ahlpmenta of
4S.U10 bu. 1at year. ' . , .
: . . CARIXJT RECEIPTS. . .
wheat Orn. Oats,
Chlcaao ,....J7
231 iT
..."
. '
4S ' "44
Mlnneapolta 64
Dulu.h M
Omaha ..; , V
Kana City ten
Kt. Iiula W
Wlnrtlpea ..........I.Vl ' ... L ... i
Paloa reported ' today: . Wheat No. Ji
hard winter: ear. 7r; 1 car. 9"4c: 4a :
i r, sr; & car. f.M7: 11 cara, c; 1' car, j.
M'c. No. 4 hard winter: 1 car. Mc; . 4 j' ,
rara, .'; i cara, s:e; I ear. lHc: I cars,
Mr; cara. Vi; 1 care. 0c; S car. Mtc; i
1 car, froeted, bc. Hample:. 1 car, W4C; 1
" cars. Sftc; 1 cr, Sfc:.l car. TVi car. I
No. J anclnJE.; .1 car, Mc. ,No. 2
mixed: I cer. ". No.- X durum:1 r car. 1
rc; 1 car, :-. No. 2 durum mtxad: 1
ar. No 2 mixed durum? 1 car. Ma.
o. S mi Ted d'inim; - I cnr, KHc. Rye
No. r: 4nr, lie. No. 3: 1 car, 4c;'J.
cara; Mr; I car, l4c: a car, lc. No. 4: I
i rar. w, I'orn No.'l white: l
Parley No.- 4: 1 car. KS
-Omaha Cash Price-Wheat : No. t-tur-key,
21.0ftfrl.01: No. 3 turkey.. Weft $100:
No. 1 hrd. lrtc; -No. 3 hard, WWe;
No. 4 hsrd, 8.Vrt 3V4cj No. 2 sprina, W(fWtc;
No, 1 sprlna. 6'ji4r: No. 2 durum. M'iH7o:
Ne. -J- durum. rnfiOOc; sample, MbSo
corn: No. 2 white, OlSfleiNct No -1 white. ;
i mi'c; co. 4 Wbtte, WM4'anHcj No. ft
wniie,
A 1c!l.f-i1'"-1 HHw.i'iw; Close Te.
Wheat . I ' f
Txic.ll 0411 1 o",U' 1 04U11 nlUAII tU.U
May.ll ..tW lba 0Ma .1
Co.!h. L.l i .. L..J. ....
Oats." J fi'WI il!'f'4:!'''M'i','e
rec,
c.. I4M f 14 M I 14 40 14 40 114:
n.. H : j J 72 W2i, l Hfif
28
Ja
sa-47
Lard. .
.Hn.,
Msy.
P.lns,
p' . .. -tsy ml 1),
Sk mmt I ai b...' . .. .
Jan.. -I 17H IVfr
Msy. s m M)
A-Aeked. ; ,
I .. - . f1, . .. .; r
C'H It'AOt till A I. A NO' tR) VISIONS
Feat a res of the Tredlap; anal Clostna;
! Prices o Board nf Trade.
CHICAlJO, Nov. 13. Assumption ' that
export trnoe, from the Unite States
""""i n oecqme iftrter , encoursaed
bttlllalt kenliinent today In the wheat
ttado. Tlus outcome wa a ateady close,
7c to !&lc net hUher. wlLh Uooembar
at tl.06 and U ay. at 1.0Mt. Oaina . were '
cored
rcu n'.mo Dy otner speculative aruolea.
".' HSo, ta He; oata, Wo to .U and
vlelon a shade to 7W'ifl0c. . -
corn
provisions a shade to 7U ,lik-
Ieaaln bull In wheal took the around
that fotelxn development . appeared to
te directing the Immediate European de
mand more and mors-to the country.
" 'I(J on "P""" that the sup.
l y In Great Britain waa almost neall
ble and on the . continued alewigth of
frlota here and at other domestic een
ters. notwithstanding- the lexoeptlonally
l.rovy crop movement of late. View or
this chatafter halted to bilnft 'ln euffl
'...i bu"n to Pr'vea uprade right
al the outset, and there .waa at no time
tz.' irrv .th-morl
lJecrott.mg arrivals In ' the 'northwest
t'oiial friend or the; bull sKl of th
wheat market. , in thts connection goaulp
TJMJnfni hi,ni wheat waa belni
rhlpped from Kinneapotl. all rail, to
York . foe' export 'iSna ni ....
fr'r,?-!".". "J vl from Kansas City
"'In 'hat demand there mas brisk."
. ,or corn Broadened out to a
notable degree, aod espeelejly oh the pert
o. i.apua neavy profit-1
taking by some prominent loo g.. the us-
ward tendency of nriora c...,Trt' ' K
tlc. No. S ehltef 1 csr, 11. No 4 pw ia,-ac; wiw, m- re,, w, iri
h te- 1 tar new . We No 1 vellaw- 1 araaa. per-do . 2fxa'c; free; lets,
car ac No 2 yeUoW- 1H cl. 2ic m',,,m- P"" !" Ier lare.
Kor." o med:Nl el'r FOZlKN VlRJI -Hallbtit' site to ault.
Oata-rHandard- r rr 5Vc: WHc;. catflah. large, for steaks, 12c: sal-
IrarKi-lvh'i C.24c?2 "l No 1 ' wh?t'anshrid We'
cars. II cars, 2414c.' No. 4 white: ruV i'S.V.wSh V-' NTTwh
Iff ?i JSTi.'L "a.W.."-- sh.j:mo:".5c;l'p,:.r,. rJ w
No i yetlow; 2tIc:-No. 1 yellow. Llta; N I IS Kliw Wo LJUVfco- No
fr:'Vl No -4 yellow, tlMyACi No. ft yel-fi T&.'No i l'- Chuca No t lfc-' No
low. 6IW2c; No. 'yellow, (tWsMlVc; W I V No' 2. 0c'- SJ'n! 1 14o: No
2mlxe, ftilMM.r; N0. 3 mixed,, l?c; is'no 1. lt" Plate No L iol-' No
No 4 mixed, 001c; No. 5 mixed. ? VSo No 2 tUc r ', , . .
fwnfa tSJi:' 'MVfa .rCMTtTRY-Brollera. "lH- 'to-lW
PiTrlev"' - "' le; tprtnta. any slse. JM4o; ducks.
K I?;.- vi f'avtJti-' Nk?--VE&u. -. - Prtoe, ,but npt wanted, lie;
i.i?v' 0'.2, WWfj.No. I, OliBc hnns. ovef 4 lbs. per lb.; ll'4c; roostero,
R hi!'ii0-M2f,p'"' ;u"1,h"d Turkey.. 7cjSld Torn ijir&dei
tVil'l ?"n Bivan. tocli and (relit I lb..' c; lesa tnan ft I be? eaoh not
HAHl " ' ""'"" """""n s.ree: wanted. Geese. . fu l. IttuiiHxl ihd
could not UiJ.0,aB ,wm
overcome. Complaints regarding 'the Boer
?.;.,.,V '-.he."'P ve the chief S!
,rf"!",;l,'h corn" O.I.1 "7oml
hl -he ket, thouah bv knnwl. ih.Zl I
rec.lpt, rre for the week hsd been he
largest for any correspond)" wTPk iS
five yesrs. "r Wt" ,,n
1'rovislons responded to the itN.tk
ho and sram. ?;,Vli ? L.M""f ?'
to have resched sn aversae of rnnrl th.-
iwhe the normal total. ,
Chlosao Cash Prtr-a Vhui .
11131.141 No. I red.- li...;i.n"-Ni
hard nominal; No. 4 ha4, gieg . , CTrJ
t w-li 1-.. - v V Tr' ,t'K'
:o 3 yellow, old, 66c? No 4 yellow new
.i; No 3 white, old. 64 v' bstsT'Ni
hU tiBi standard.. 4V4u.c. Hn:
No. i, ! Harley: 64V4Veed,: Tim-
1..I : Pork, 114.40; lard. V2V; rib., ?0
fl "'
Kl'TTER-Hlxher; creamery, 23U3(we.
KtlOS-Hltrber; rsn-elpt. 2.S81 caiZ?
f'tsts. ,-tt.Hc; ordinary first. 27:m at
nitrk, raaea Included. MiSuc. .
l uT4TuK8-lx)r; rmeluta. (D cars-Mi-lilriin
and Wisconsin White, 4.'i '
Ml.ine.wta and Dakota ' white, ftuiitjic;
Wlnnrsota and Dakota Ohio. MfftioT
POI'LTHY-Allv. steady; fowls, lrOo
rprliiK. :3c; turkeys. ltrlc. ' . .7?'
MIbsmbsIU firala Market. ' " '
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. ll-WHKAT Di
rriilxrr, II 00; May ll.039'1.03V No. 1
rd. llSt; So. l norlh.rn. ll.0t4ri.a4Va.
rr
h
HA RLE Y-&1 .'. , ' ' .
IIIIt-lNtKc.,.. .' .'. ' ,,. .
CoHN-a'o. i yellow, ,.
ttATS No. 3 while, 34VtlMSc. ' -
r'LAX-.i;Vai.wrt.... . . . .
It. Iala firalei Market. ' '
ST. IjDVIS, Mo.. Nov.' It-WHEAT-No.
2 red, 11 i-l'iTfl-ia: No. 3 tisrd. nominal;
Ieremlr. H0Te; May. 1V'
rf)KN-N. I - nominal; No. - white
nowiiial; Deceniber. tt-ci Mav624,c.
OATS No. 2 oomiuali. No. 2 whit
Dominsl. ' ,
I lTaMr tir4 MWrke-. t
UVERPOOU Nov, IS --WHKAT Sost
No. 2 Manitoba. II '-.; No. . II 4Vd
Ko. I hsrd a Inter, od,'' lis 4d; No. J
4 olcago, new, u 2d. . ..
Kiihi City Grain Bed Vrevlaloa.
KANSAS CITY N )V. 1t.-V.H1AT-No
3 bard, i.03!ltf?; N. 2 rrd. ti 1171.12;
7x-enbr mV-i: May.- I; Oitji ojw,
CXt-h o. 2 mixed. t-'Vtigoc; No. 2
Vm Tb te' ''aappr cwunuk'
Thlte. Hf?Y. December. WViffMSe;
oats-No. 2 white. re7H; No. i
mliel. MVtflff Ha.
. Hl'TTK.K Creamery. c; flrata. Te;
er-ondn. !Jtc- parklna. UiH1",
. FXiOH-Vlrete. 20c; aeconds. Be
ln.TRT-Hen. llc; youna; rooidera.
lc broiler. le.
SEW VORK CiEfKRAt MARKET
Qaatatlaaia of a Day 'Varloaa
' . I mmodttlea. -
' NF3W TORK,"No. 12. FTrOUR-Ftrmly
held.
WHEAT Root, firm; No. 1 durum,
il.UH, f 'o. b.. New Tork; No. 1 northern.
I'vlulh. Jl.flWa, and No. 1 northern, Marl
loha, ll.lJ.. c. I. -f.- Buffalo.- Future,
firm; December, 11.11. '
CORN Bpot. . eay; No. S yellow, 76e,
prompt hlpment.
; OATS Wpot, steady. -
HAY Steady; prime, fiat: No. 1, f 1 ;
No. 2, fl.K: No. 2. 1 0U1.,; ehlpplnf. Ms.
' HOPlf leadv: tate, common to choice.
Ills. TifiVir,; mi, 7fl2; Pacific coaat,
ff!B 12(7l5c:' 1514, 10yi2e. .
: HIDES Steady; Eoarrta, 3nSlo; Cen
rl America. .JTc.' ,.'..
, LBATHKR Flrn; Hemlock flrat, 2J
34c; aecond. X2fT. " 1 '
-PRtVI!St N( I'ork, quiet; meaa, tl.50
170rt; family. lai.ttMra.W; ahort clear,
i(5ift20ft0. heef, ateady; roeaa. l .Vt
lT.'Kt; fumfly; lojlg.a). Lrd, firm;
middle-wev I 2&$rt,.
TAULOW-lmil; city. ;H4c; t country,
ve.Ho. ,
BUTTER-fitekdy: receipt, ;n3 fihe;
Cfeamery ettraa. y931Vfrc; flrU, 27Hci
fnn(l, Xtf'ilc..
' E08 Irrerular, . lower; .receipt, 2.S27
cea; freeh 'nathered extra, fine, 4IQ4ic;
txtra, flret. M80c; . flrU, UWflc; ec-
anda.3aso.
. CHEKSS-Steady; receipt. 1.1 fcoee;
ataie, whole mlili. held- speclala, flata,
lh,lc; averaaa fanny, bVc; -currant
make. apeclal. . 15HplSpc; averase
fancy, lSo. , . i
: POULTUT Alive, flrmr western chirk
en. 14S91So. fowls,' 14Hc; tirkaya, tUft
tie. Dresaed,- firm; woatern freh chick
ens, barrels, l.'Ho; fresh fowls, Iced, 12
to 17c ;. frpsen .turkeys, 17a23c.-
OMAHA fiERBHib M AHKBT.
Ht'TTFR-Best creamery. 10.
OYBTEHS-Oheaapeake.: . ,
Tans Bulk
' - Small Lara. Oala.
Kiaadards, small alae..- .....
Standards, lerce. ....'. . .30 ,
Felects .21 .
Northern .citandarda .. ..24
11.10
'.M
..
.
1st
41 LA
Northern Helects
Northern Count ...... ..28 .46
UloePotnt. per ltoj II. 2ft;. per barrel. 28.00.
FRFJH FI8H Halibut scarce, lite; ett
flsh, lee; bullhesds, 14c; red salmon, L2tyc;
pink' almoa, .tc;- trout,' Hi; ' !!, l"c;
hltedsli, lc; bluok baa. 14026c; floun
ders. 10c;- fresh water eel, 18c; lobsters.
Oct Dlckerel. ' headless. lc: blsok baas.
order slse, 2ftc: herrlnn, dreseed, ' pair
frocenvtc;.bluflHlvextra fafcy, 12cj red
napper. headless, dressed ion: floun
der", 10c; srellops, per fallen. 12.00.
' SMOKED FISH. White, lO-lb. baaket.
isr-lb,, e, f
KIPPERKD'PfSH-Salmon, 10-Ih. bas
kets, per lb.. 17a- ...
. i.iiviuMtmmontn, per ao., 7c
rat
2c; picked,. H price. ' but not wanted.
Qulneaa, each, 26c: youna;.. 1 to i Iba.
rarh, 36e. Homer squabs. 14 os. and over.
$3 00; 0 to U os.. tt.OO; No. 1. must weurh
o 21. W: under t of, 0o Pistons, any
kind,. per do., one. , , , . , ...
Lrriy veuble. prieet furnished
by-Oillnski Fruit company: -
FKinTtJ-Oranges, California' valepclaa.
lXa, box. 14.7ft: 160. Jtt ahd tftfla, $6.00;
IjO. i 260 and 2eA. 60 Launooa.
Ooiden Bowl. m, boa, 00; 900. 44.6a
Grapefruit 8s4-, fts 4e tbm . Monday.
34.60 box; Tuesday,. 3M0u Peachee, Colo
rado Elberta. crate,; 70o; California.-Sal-way.
TOo. Pears, Mlehlfan Kefferna, bu..
31.00: Winter Nelll. bo. 2.; Idaho
Kelfers. box. 32.00. - Grapes. . Tokaya or
mperor prate, tl ; ke. 13.50; Im-
forted Malafs kec. , (t up.. Banana
Ortms Ooiin apples, fancy, t! 00 ner
be; Winesa'pa, oil fashlon.dr'vfsSlSjr
ton. IIS per , bo; Arkanaua Blacka
fancy, 32 80 per Dox:etaymen WlnMapal
fancy, all slse. 313ft per box; Black
Twlgu extra fancy, wTiltea l 2ft
box; noma neimiee, extra rnrv all
than.' fancy, tl,W per b-5x; Ilome Beauties
fancy,, ail alaes, 31.00 per box;
Pearmalnna, extra' fancy, all alses, Colo-
v , r-earmaine: rai
I1 76 c box: Pi:ma4nea, .choice. l.W
bo.. , ' '. .
ncy.
per
.j. , si. ecntei s-rsjonatnant, M SO per
barrel: Wallbrldge, 14.00 per barrel; Oen
ltens, 14.00 per ' barrel ;.BInck Twa, 14 00
per barrel: Berr Iavls. 33.60 per barrel;
Missouri Pippins.! 3400. per barrel; York
Imperial, 34 00 per barrel: Willow Twle-a.
34.00 per barrel; Wtnetaps, 14.00 per bar
rel ;. Huntsman's Favoritca, 34.00 per bar
rel. s . -
Mar Brand Ben Davis, H71 per bsrrel;
Willow Twlge, 33.211 per barrel: Wlnesaps.
3.tt per, barrel; Jonathan. 3J.60 per bar
Shield Brend-i-Bfack' Twig, M per
barrel; Black Twigs, nommertclal brand,
ta & per barrel;. Ben tav, liiinoia, l "t
oer barre1, .''
, VfcXJKTABIJKS Cabhage., 'lb.. IHe;
necxi leituoe, ooa , ai.w;.iear le
ettuee. dos..
40c; celery, Jumbo, do.. 7Sc; western.
no., ido, anirnitaa. aos., jfto; onions,
Washington re4. lb., lo; yellow, lb.. IVm;
cauliflower. ' crate.' 13.00; tematooa, box,
11.60; peppers, basket TRo; parsley, dos.,
3fto; mtabagsa, lb.,. Hof wax green
Ill.Mi auash, lb.. lVc; pumpfelna, lb., mo;
1 erttchekoa. doa., 31.21; .brussej sprouts.
I loo lb., casabaa: crate. 11. oo imiiinu
VJ'-.."
I 300 lb i casabas;
Colorado and 'white stock, bu.. 3ftc: Ohio.
i .Sweet potatoes. Virginias, bbl 12.60,
L,rrinb?rr-, ' Cherry.' bbl..' 7.6t;
NTNo. 1 walnut.. lb.. lHc; fllberta.
. . lsej, Brasila, larae wash., b.. 16c:
I P0"". 4jc: almonds. . Nonpareil,
' !" lio'h x V 'b" l7: K Tlu. ;itraa
J Ib.I Jftr; laingMldoes. Jb., Uo. CocoanuU.
bex1. 35.00: doi.. Tftc.
i rEANI.'TS-.No. 1. raw.' lb., le: Jumbo.
,lci r0, roat"1' .. 3c; J
rw, u , iii i'vi wtitcA iu., rt eUI(DOt
MlWEI-LANEOUS Oackerjack, rsae,
(J M; H ceoe. 11.7ft. Cornpops, case, 33 26;
case, Ilea. Dmm dates, box. 11.60:
sugar walnut dates, -box, 41.60. Salted
peanuts, can, tl. 14. Popcorn, 40c 1-lb., case.
12 M. Honey, rase, . 13.71; Airline, case,
U . . - ' - - - ,
' ' l.eral getrerltles. ', 1 ,
Qoauiiloas rlnh4 h Inira. ' BHakt A Oa,
44 Oinaba Nalianal bask sulMtna:
aut&k git. Aak4
lUakara Mart Loss. It. 14
rur Trmt. bM... -............. M
I lir ltllonl ntn., j Bar atat ais
pr a .. .fa muj
Kalraiont Oraaaaarr.' aft fit
Pw MMnf Ciaar. iasda. ......... S4
VIM klMf C. I par rant II rat M... K.
10
T
4f'
1-4 '
1M
naraia puliqine m aar raat aia
Unroln Tat. at Tel.. wa
Saw tkata Ti. aft-..
Omaha a C. B (. gy.. M .
Onrnha A C Br. A . sf.
tai Hank .af . oh... .......... .
Sain Cs.... .........
tales IMeck Tarda tkock
Baena .
Aesio-rVanrk I r rant aotas.
.'. 44
..' '
..'at
.. 111
..'ii
;.- kv
not
7
Uarmaa Gov. I per 'reel nrcsa,
IJixxa TH. 'A Tel. 4a. I'll..
Marrawta H.. A U. ba
Ciaiau Water 4Wa
VJ4.
lei
H4 ai
ni4
...... v
as i
tie '
iHnana ( a., iwii
OoMba A (. 9 rtt. Rr la. 1J .
lo.a Rr A Uxht aa. 11
4 Cliw. Nab.. 4laa. !:
ST
IT4
livl Oltjr liatk Tudl U 1M0 O .
.......
lou rii. . IX, M IMI
I tlM ata.k Var4a. Onaha. t 1111.,
w i. t'aJos Kiark Vara, ta. . r4 .
Waraa Cauatr rVhaole la
l.e
Mta ltt4
We ll
' Oil aaA.Reela.
"SAVANNAH, Nov. 12. TURPENTINE
Firm, ftty;: sales, 2o0 bbls.: reeelpta,
al bbls ; shipment. I bbla; clock,
ROtlNrirm: J ale.- t.7 bbla.; re
celpta, .1,41 bbl.; ahlpmenta, K bbla;
tok, 2,4i.3 bbl Quote: A, H, C. D.
rl If CO; F. 3a lOoT.r; O. 36 10.U; M.
8.lV'i6 20; I. lfi,lM.; K. 36 70; M. M.4k;
N, oil. WO, 3.M. WW. t,.(M,4.W.
Omaha Satyr Market,'
PUTTER CTioloe creajnery,' 2c -KM.
IN. . 111.. Nov.- 13. HCTTER
Wisher, 76 tube sold at 30 cent. . , .
,T KJ. ' "inra,, excra ranoy,
all alsea, I2.2& per' box: feplisenbura.
'ifV on!y' e3 0!- Jonathan.
ilda.no. 'extra-fancv ft 7K iw.. i.. . .
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle More or Leu Lower for the
WeekSheep and Lambi Steady
to Stronfrr.
HOGS 30 TO 33 CENTS LOWES
OMAHA. November IS. 11.
Recenlla were-
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Ornnat Monday....
Ofrirlnl TueariVy...,
Official Wednesday
Ofncial Thursday
XflcJaJ Friday ....
tstlmata flaturday
,702
4.192
4.443
4..
.10.414
. 3.!il .
. 7M
.
17.131
.r.4
2.0M
. 22
fix day this week. 24.77
P-me days last week..7.9" 2n.H7 M,4l
8ame daya 2 wks ar..0.W4 1I.7K m.m
Kama days wks aao...17. 19.177 1.412
Mint days 4 wks aso..M.ta 20,7!S ir?.i
Same days laat yar..i.?A) 4U122 C.I0
The followlnc table shows the receipt
Of cattle, hn. and sheep at the Omaha
live stock market for the vear to date, a
compered with last year:
. 1114. Ine.
Cattle . W..1.04H.1B . ii.7 St4
los :....2.Jl.n l.fWl.WO 1,M
Khesp 2.P12.4M 2.8M.47 74.207
1 The followlntr tsble khows the average
prices of hoes at the Omaha live link
market for the last few days, with com
ponsons: r .
Date. int. 1M4.I 1913.1 112. 1M1.I UI0
Oct. 27.
Oct. 21.
Oot, .
Oct., aft.
Oct' n.
Noy. J.
Noy. .2.
Nov. 2.
T Jo
t kl
t- S aa?
4.1 1.7-,
Nov.
Nov
Nov.
Nov..
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.-
Nov.
Nov,
6.1 .
0.1.0 Mv, 7 3S( 7 M
7r,
0 7'?
io a si V
111 0 41-4
121 0.6u
' Receipt 'and 'dlaooaltlon uf live stock
t the T'nton stock yards, Omaha, 'for
iwamy-four Hours ending at l o clock
yesterday:
RECEIPTS CA R
Cattle. Hor H'se.
Mf0 IMIMTM
1 0J Tt7 im'iu Hin
T 05 T 74 I 7- U 7
7 12 T7 Tl 111 I T TO
7 12 T 71 SI It 111 Oil
1 M T 71 It M 1 171 T 71
I vH
T 11 7 aii fl til t 111 I 07 7 74
7 25 7 M 7 M 7 70
1 7 7J Ml 7 70
' I at' T IK 7 Tl J4 T n
in 7I IW in IK
I T SI 7 77 0 12 7 80) 7 T9
17 7 72 ' 1 7 7 73
747 764 7 n IB M 770
I 7 4l 7 U! 7 r, J 7 8) 7 24
I 7 fT 7 T 7 S3I 171 !1
m.C. M. Rt. P.
,. I Missouri Pacific, . ..
JiS.t'nlon Pacific
C. A N. W.. west.'
C Pt. P., M. A O ,
C. B. A Q east ..
8 B. Q., west.
.. K. I. P., eaat
Illinois Central
Chicago Great Western....'
Total receipts 7
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Morris Co.
fwift Co ,
udahy Packing' Co
Armour Co.
Schwarta A Oo.
J. W. Murphy ....I
Total 1613
CATTL.B Receipts were so light that
the morning was practically bare of sup
plies. For the weak"3o,867 head have been
received. While thla is smaller than last
week, and for that matter the smallest
of sny recent week, It Is over 16,000 head
larger, than for the same week a year
go. '
Beef steers, while In .very fair demand,
have gradually eased orf, and they are
now lM26o lower than a week ago. '
Cows and heifers under the depressing
Infiuenoe of liberal supplies of common
end Iqw-prlced steer have shown con
siderable decline this week, being 200300
lower than laat . week' close.
' The' most unsatisfactory feature of tha
week -haa been the feeder trade. There
appears to have been a sudden reduction
In buy ln orders from the. country, not
only here, but at every market point, and
prices have steadily declined, being: 2i9
40n lower thaa last week, with speculators
still 'loaded up with cattle that they havs
been unable thua far to dispose of. '
ft., I1 (. ... ..!. . , . . - A
....IB.,.., v, , , laiiin, t i nil. uuraiw
heaves. 38. 760 03; good - to choice fed
yearlings, WOrvwe.TS; .fair, to good - fed
yearling. Anrt?.00; common to fair fed
yearling, 3 ft'li.00; good to choice heaivy
beeves, M.ffWOftO;. fair to good eornfed
beevea, t7.71J.00; common- to fair eorn
fed beeves, 8e.60t3T.7S; prime grass beeves,
Ui.OfifM.flO: aood to choice irraas beevea.
3rP.00; fair to good graas beeves. 30 .76
07.50; common to fair grass beeves, 36. 7f,
I.7S; good to choice grass heifers. $5,7631
4 7ft; good to choice grass cows, 3fi.fiOtjM.26i
rair to good cows, f4.7nwe.su; common to
fair cows, I3.7&EN.75: aood to choice feed-
era. 37.2MW.0ni fair to aood feeders. M.ftttS
7.26; common to fair- feeders, 36.50tM.60;
good to choice stockers, 7.6OWi.O0; fair, to
good stockers 30.60(7.60; common to fsir
stoeker. 34.ftOifM.60: stock heifers. 16.769
76; stock cows. 3460i.76; stork calves.
l lorn. 36: veal calves. .O0C.6O; bulla,
stsgs, etc, 4VS00.
HfHlU Uaceiota were moderate evea for
a Saturdsy, and were the lightest of the
week, nnlv forty cara, or 3,60 head, being
reported. Total for the, aix daya of 24,71(7
neao, is- ,J iaraei man iihi wea ana
l.OUw heavier man two wrens ao, out
smaller than for the same days Inst
year by more than l.0"0 head. The week!
run is the largest for some time. ' '
' There, waa a tetter feeling; In the hip
ping trade then at anv previous time thla
we, ami ouieiu uuyvrs iHa rmmnn
good light and butcher welxht hogs to
make a fair share. of the day' a light run,
ml,ln t,ir nnrKaaea on SfTi'ic hleher
basis. They took a number of loads
n round 36.00. with an occaslonsl bunch at
a . . n.M . m kBi, mm as Tn fnr torta.
wjth shippers on the market an ac
tively and aappne anytning oui largn 10
begin with, there wss llttie for packers
to do but follow the market already es
tablished, and killer trade consequently
opened fairly active and 6M0c hiifher. A
mrA hiM of the hoiis sold on this basis.
but before the close vslues 'weakened and
nearly all the early advance waa lost on
last rounds, late , sales being little, If
any.' higher than yesterday. Despite the
fart that trade closed slow and weak, a
pretty fair, clearance was msde before
1:30. A spread of .6K.i cwsht the bulk
or the sales, with tops at 34.70. Average
trade was a big nickel higher. .
Aa compared with a week ago value
are 30836c lower. Prloes declined steadily
durlna the flrat four daya of the week
and the slight upturn on the close only
recovered 'a 'small' part of thla decline. "
Representative sales! ,
4... fMt 100 4 ' 1 ....... MB IB II
IS.. MI ... lis).. ...'.. ll ... '
41, iu lit 4 a
IT.
19 4
40 4 1
II I 9f
M ....... 4 l 4 M
tr.......
Ml l 4 U
) 40 4 M
i ,.. 4Ts
II ,..K4 4 tt'4 t
It ...1 n 4 H ' 64..
'(iHEEP The week'' official receipt of
ihi anr lambs, sre 6.2e3 head, being
8.000 larger than laat week and .& heav
ier than i a year ago. out neany ii.im
short of two weeks ago. With the ex
ception of last week this Is the smallest
run since the first of August. For the
first time In months local supplies the
last two week have fallen ahort of Chi
cago reoelpta
There were no freh arrivals today. Aa
compared with a week - ago fat lamb
cloned fully ateady. and In aome cases
stronger, choice lambs being quotably a
dime higher. The variable uuallty of the
week's receipts has resulted in a slight
widening of the range of price. Corn
field Ismbs reached 40.00 Tuesday, the
h latitat price paid on th local trade sine
Aucust. Idaho wheat-field Ismbs m.de
38. to. the same day. Reoelpta Included a
good many comeback lamba, quite a few
of whh'h hsd not been out long enough
and were In llttie better than feeder flesh.
4uoiallona on sheen and lambs: lamM,
good to choice, 14.7603.36; lambs, fair to
good, lAtkiug 76; lambs, feeders, 37 Tftce-CO;
yearlin. fair td choice. H.r.7k; year
ling, feeders. 3 ftmyl.09; welhera. fair
to choice, 36.6utUe.ti0; ewea, good to choice,
Iolfa6a0; ewea. fair to, good. 34.T6fpi.26;
cweg, feeder. M 60J6.16. . :
CHICAGW LIVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle gteady Hea Esy9hep
i v' Mtreag. .
CHICAGO. ' Nov. ll.-CATTLB-R-celrH.
400 head- market steady; native
bee. steers, fto. 0010. 40; weetsrn steers.
14 4-04.bO: rows and hetfsrs, k!.7t.J0;
ilves. 14.76V
HOiSH4X'eipl. 11.000 head: market
eacy. at lc advanca; bulk of ales. tu
7 06' Tie-hl. llt4J1.0J; mixed. 34 If 7
hesvy, tn.j(Xi)7.au, rough, .3ut4.46; pigs.
Iti rt1! o.
till EEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3,000
bead; market atrong; wether. 8o.a64.3u;
ewea, 83.tMu6.76; uuiibe, t7.uu2j3.20.
It. I.eeU Live Iteek; Market.'
W. .litlUia,'. Nov. 11 CATTLB-R-reipta.
head, market steady; nstlve
beef steers. 17 6ttHl ;. yearling steers
snd heifers. 3.!iw 10.64; cows. 36COh7AO;
stockers end feedera. tiVml 'h. auuthern
steers, V2'a ?0; rows snd heifers, II HfcJ
4.60. natlv t alves. 3.0i 60.
I HtrUts Recelpta. lXv head; market
40 .1
. Hog.
m
278
611
660
2
Ill
stesdy: pica and llxhts, 2Aff4K; mixed I
ana butcr.er. ss.enriri.os ; food heavy, as w
$;..
HHEEP AND I.AMBU- No re-elrt;'
market nominal; yearllnits, ;
lambs, 28 'Wd .; sheep and ewea, K tO
t.J.
Kaaeaa C'tty Mve llerk Market.
KANSAS CITT, Nov. 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts, HiO head; market slesdy: prime
fed s'ers, 3f. AW.O), dressed beef steers,
7yva 0"; western steern. 60rrf60,
sto-kers and feeders, 36 fft&.m. .bulls,
M.ftir'ft; calves, 34.nor10.0.
HCKJ8 Receipts, 1.20O head: market
higher; bulk of ssles, 3A5f.4M.AO: heavy,
as H ; peckers snd butchers, 34.004i4.ii0;
light. 5041 75: pigs. 36 Sofrfl R.
KHEEP - AND UA M HS Receipts, none;
market stesdy; Ism be, 3 4ffrS .M; year
Unas. 3A3.i4j7.26; wethers, brVV; ewe.
o.OVu6-76.
' Rt. Joseph Live Htnt-k Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 100 head; nrmrket steady: stsera,
.60Q4)BO: c0w and heifers, 3.764.00;
talves. 34.6030.26.
HOOS Receipt. 2.400 head: market
tesdy to strong; top, 16.46; bulk of sales,
I4.4M? 46. .
HHEKP AXP LA MRS Receipt 200
head, market ateady; lamb, tt.orxfj8.75.
Sloax t'ly Live Stock Market.
SlOrX CITT. la.. Nov, 13. CATTLE
Receipts. 300 head.
HOtiS Heceipts, 3.7O0 hssd; murket K
hlaher; heevy, 34 6fyfi.56; mixed, K.46W 60;
ugnt. f Biu4e: milk or sais, tm.mi.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600
head; market steedy; ewes. 34.2o'ij'.45.
i
Clearln HeeSe Baak Statement.
NTOW TORK, Not. 13.-The statement
of th actual condition of clearing house
banks and trust oompsnles for the week
howa thev hold 03.846.370 reserve In
excess'of lngsj requirement. Thl Is an
mere-of 14.744.J70 over laat week. Ttie
statement follows:
Actual condition : fncresee.
Loan, etc. 23,122,711,000 3,037,000
Reserve In 'own
vault 1623,078.000
Reserve In federal '
reserve bank 169.031 ,000
Reserve ln other de-
posltorles 43.Ml.riOO
Net demand deposit 3.219.24.1,onn
Net time deposits ... 144.7W.O00
7.708,000
4 101,000
5M.0o
4:,4l3.0nO
lf3,0OJ
RSf.,010
, 4.744,370
Circulation 34.S47.niO
Excese reserve 1M.64ft.J70
Aggregate reserve, T60,e60,ono. .
I Jf which 3478.864.000 Is specie.
De-
crease.
Summary of slate banks snd trust
companies In Greater New Tork not In
cluded ln clearing house statement:
Increase.
Ixiena. etc., ' :..IR12.r.50O 2i74l.?ro
Specie , 2jrTa.oo H7.1V)
lgal tendera .4f.70O 14.1.700
Total depoelta ,. 331. 32. 300 37S,00
Hanks' cash reserve In vault. 111.224,400.
Trust companies' cash reserve In vault
360.6f,100.
Hew York Money Market,
NEW TORK. Nov, 18. MERCANTTr.W
PAPER-8flV4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHA'OE-0-dav bllla.
146160: demand. 84 4618; Cables, 14.64.
R1LVER-Bar. 60; Mexican dollar,
3Vtc. ' ,
BONDS Jovernment. ateady: railroad.
atrong.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
aa follows:..
D. I. rat. Is, rt...
Ma. Par. or. is...,. 44
N. T. C. deb. 11014
V. T. rttr 4m.. ...loss
N. y. Jtte 4M,a. . . .110
N. T.. N. H. H.
ev. 4a .. 11744
21. g.
i,..tt
....lot
....14
....114
do .Sanson ,
V. I. 4l re.
SO aatinoa ,
Psasmi Bi rt
Am. gmelters
'..-mno. nwirifl s S4
...1114, Aa Mi4
A. T. TV i
iot O. B. u raf. 4 !
M Pse. T. A T. tt t
t4ifann. too. 4Vt.....M08
ovt 4a sen. 44a oti
rmmAini m, 4s. M
'. I B. r. r. it TO
Armour A Go. 4Hs
Atchians - sen. 4s..,
Bal. A Ohio 4a....,
Ces. rwelrto 1st....,
ribas. A Ohio 4Ha
C. H. A Q. j. 4 ..
tdBo. Pe. sr. Is, 1CTI4
C M A.I r g 4HS.10H4, ta raf. 4s.
........ 8!t
C R. I. A P. r. 4a go, Railway fts...
C, A 8. rat. 4.... MHl'nloa rsotfle 4a..
D. A R. O. ref. 4s.. M - do ev. 4a
.1M
. 74
. 44
.1(1414
.104 "4
.ins
Drta 4a. T44U. . Rubber' 4s.
(Ua. Blaotrlr Is 1MSU. . Meal Is....
Ot. Wo.. lot 4H-.-.,. WtlWabasb lat ss....,
III. Os. rat. 4s "Wan. Unloa 4Ws
1
K. O. o. raf. Is..:. M Weat eier. tr. 6s. .11114
U N. ant. 4s.... ,41 Anglo-rrench Is .... 7'4
M. K. A T. 1st 4s.. 74
la. ..-. . f
I - ' I ' i . " . .1
', ; , '.' Coffee Market..
N1CW TORK. Nov. 1S.-COFFBE Th
market for 'future wss very quiet today,
but price ruled arteadv on' aome scat
tered coverlrg , for over1 the week end.
Alter opening uncnangeo, siarcn soio
up to 4.74c during the morning, while
av advanced to, 1.81c, end tho market
closed steady at a net advance of one
to three points. -JBalea, -4.260 bss. No
vember -and December. 4.68c: January,
Tain- fflahrua-rv. .71o: March. 1.72c: April.
.77o;,May, .81c: June. ISSc: July. 4.81c;
Auiruat. B.Voc; BeptemDer, . i.wc; . ucmurr,
7 06j. ' Bpot, quiet; Rto No. 7. 7TAc; Banto
No.-4,' iO. Coat and freight offer were
renorted about unchanged. . The official
cablea-reported no coang m ine ira-flltan-marketm
.. .... . -
Evaporated Apple anal Dried Fmlta
NE5W TORK, Nov. U.-r-EVAFURATSf
APPLES-eteady. . -
- DRIED ' FRUITS Prune. quiet. Apri
cot and raisin, firm. Feache.- steady.
Austria and Hungary
; , Hold Negotiations
(Correspondence of th Aoclated PresaO
"VIENNA, Not. . Negotiation for th
renewal of the commercial agreement be
tween Auitri And Hungary ar lowly
proceeding between the commissioner ot
th two tate here Th present . Au
gjelch. or agreement;' expire In 1917. but
It waa' ipeclflCAlly .Drpytded In. the Au
glelch law that negotiation for renewal
were to begin at th latest In .the eariy
part of 1116.-
.Th AUBglelcK arrangement provide for
the cuitoms'knd commercial union of the
two countrieeand I quit separate from
the political union, which 1 permanent
Under th Ausgleloh th two slats form
practically one commercial territory, with
the same coinage, weight and measures.
a Joln,t bank Issue, and the same consular
repreaentativea abroad, while the monop
olies nnd tax connected with Industrial
production ar administered on Identical
principles.. The commercial arrange'
men began In 1W7, was renewed in 1878,
1887 and 11907. In 1897 no Agreement tu
reached. ' but ln fact th Agreement,' wss
kept alive on the condition of reciprocity, j
Thl year seems again likely to witness
some impedimenta to th negotiation, for
the Austrian seek to conclude an Agree
ment for a much longer period than here
tofore. 'declaring that a "monarchy baaed
on ahort notice" would be dlaadvantage
oua In . the. International situation, likely
during the next -decade. On the other
hand, Hungary favor an economic agree
ment only for a ahort' period, and urge
that th agreement should Include the
drawing up of at tariff. ' "
The Hungarian newspaper comment on
th fact that on of th Hungarian com
missioners is an undersecretary of state,
who la aervlng In th army a a aecond
lieutenant, while all th-Austrian com
missioners are military tneji of th rank
of general "Thl I a singular combina
tion." remarks th A Nap. "and military
dlaclplln may play an unduly promjnent
role In' the rase, as the aecond lieutenant
may think that It la hi duty to obey -th
order of hi military superior. A, a
matter of fact, .haa not -Hungary alway
been represented by subaltern against
the general of Austria?"
Th Hungarian paper generally main
tain that under preent circumstances
only a provisional Auaglelch la possible,
And. that any permanent arrangement
must wait until th political and geo
graphical result of th war are known.
Tha Mturrlasa Take.' -
The dull boy In the elaaa Unexpectedly
distinguished himself In a recent history
examination. The queatlon ran: "Hew
and when waa slavery Introduced into
America?" To thla he replied:
"No weinen had com over to th early
Vtrainla colony. The planter wanted
wlvea to help with the work. In 1611 the
lndon company aent over a shipload of
g rls, Tha planters aladly married them,
end fl-'erv w mtroduced Into Amer
ica." T; 'Jth Companion. . .
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Onlt Diitinroisliine; Feature of St
ion Further Strengthening
of Specialties.
WAR . SHARES RECORD GAINS
NBW TORK. Nov. ID The only dis
tinguishing festure of today' dull and
perfunctory market ass the furtner
strength of pecllties and the continued
neglect of standard stock. War snares.
sutombl,e issues and some of the more
oosruiv, out bigh-prlccd, industrials. In
cluding A tew of the tooarco group, re
corded gains rsnglng from 1 to 13 points,
while rH.ir.vay Investments moved within
extremely narrow limit when quoted at
all.
Trad n had the fsmll.ar marks re
rurting irom a week of Irregular and un
certain changes. There a further
ostentation of public Interest and short
covering In some of the war descriptions
.ss reiorted by comnilsslo.i h jusvs.
Contrsry to its custom of recent week
end. London waa again active on tne
telling side.' Except for the specliltlej.
however, final prl-e were IncoiiCiiiPlvc.
Tictsl sales airrested shnres.
Sentiment in nonservstive circle ti
tnciinerj to greater caution, for which the
rrsunfjnl'Mi of activity in specialties was
pe-ttly accountable. Trading In some of
those Issue. 1 being discouraged, even
where known merit Is recognised.' The
metal shares are commanding more at
tention, not only because of the favor-
hle conditions In that Industry, but for
the additional reason that tnls clae of
stocks 1-out of line or lower than the
balance of the list
Loo banks made an aotusl cash 'cnin
of about I12.UW.W10 loans, expanded by
44),t4j and deposit by over l42,0Oi.(XiO, with
a gain of approximately 36.000,00 in ex
ec reserve. .....
Mixed change were shown by th ex
change market, London waning a trifle
from yesterday's better rates, whlleParis
nd Berlin were lower, all on llgnt otter
ing. It Is believed that the French In
oustrlsl commission now In thl country
m,k heavy purchases of various sup
plies will soon enter into negotiations
with our banker for a credit of substan
tial proportions.
. Touay's - bond market was dull and
without eepeclnl feature. Total sales, par
alue, amounted to 33.770,000. 1 nited
btate bond were unchajiatxl on call dur
ing the week.
' Number of sales and leading quotations
on stock today were:
. . Bales. Hlsh. Low. Clme.
Alaska Ool4 ...'...-....
AIII-rhJniers
Asiarlnsn Boat Susar
American Can
AmarKian lxxwrnntlvs
4. urn
"t
W4
30
4. !
turn
US
47V
Hi
4ft
'
7t
4.1
1, fin
ARieneaa Hi AR.
Am. 41. A R. pfd
Am. Ausar rUrinln
American T"l. A Tal
A martcan Tobacco .......
Anaconda Copper
Atrhlaos .
Baldwin Looosintlva .....
Baltlmora A Ohtp..'
Balhlahara Steel
Brook Ira ataptn' Transit..
Calirornla Petroleum ....
Ciena las PaiUMo
C'tmral Iaiker
1'heaapeak A Ohio......
Chtc.RO O. W
Chlcaao,' gj A gt. f
ftilCaso A Kf. W
CTilraao, R. LAP. Ry..
Ohtnn Copper
Colorado Piial a Iran.....
l.7 lomt
111
111
in ;
l 117
117
B10 1Ila 11,14. lTa
1.ST0 BI 2fm 1IV4
14.IO 7' 7 7.
1 104 1074, 107
4.300 121 111 121
I, H It
100 441 - 4M
L100' SS (9
4
444
10
lis 15
t. PW PKh (VI
Si
t.SOO
BiO
M
11
4J
1
4'
1
14
114I4
64
64
77
4.000 lt
3100
1.000
6S
71
4"
rruciwa Rteel
Danvar A R. O. pfd
HIHIIISTS Securities ....
rna ...I.
tflrl Blactrle
Oraat Northern efd.-
If
4S
43
T.lno
I.K
4t
41
42
10 171 177 1.7
Oraat Northarn Ova rrtfm i ana
ir.
OusfanlMlra Exploration.. 4,'tno
lo
74
49
71
'
44
110 '
32
II
''
14
Ml
iniDoia tientral
Interboroush Cos. Corp.. tine
10T
22
W
M
U
137
l
4
II
44
IK
tl
lanpiraiion unppar ....
Intern at Inoal HarraMar.
Kaneaa Our Reathere..
Lahlsh Vallay
Ijoulavllts A Naahvllls.
Mailcan Patrolaum ....
Miami Capper
Mleaoart, K. A T. pf4..
MJeeoiirl Paclflo
N'atlonaJ Biscuit ,
National Lead
Nevada Popper- .,
New Tork Central
ll.BXI 41
mo no
no
1.400
ll
1
'
14
3.700
1.100
im "iii
' 400
line
M
IS
l.too lo
no so
10? 10
N. T , N. H. A H
sn
M
ii 4
Norfolk A -Westers....
Northern FMclfls
Psclflo Mail
Paelfle Tal. A Tsl
FanseylvanU
Bar Cos. Copper.
Bsadln
Rapnblle Iron A Btaal :
Southern Pacific,
Sonthern' Rallwar
Studehakar CVunpasy ..
Tannsaeaa 'Copper
7'exae 4-rnpanr
'ntoo Paolfle ;
Unloa Pacina pfd
t nlted Hiatal ' Steal
V. a. Blael.ptd. .........
CtaJl ODpprr
vTeatarn mion
Wsatlnihousa Kfleatrl ,
Montana Power
Heneral Motor '..
V.abaati B. nfd..
60 1) lift
1.400 11 m
o n a
us
32
41
l
12
im
LXX)
1.100
n
W
IA
2
4.000 68
I SO 10
Kii
101 -
2. mo xt
14
4.M0 1 IM lt
3.100 Sfr 14 i II
O0 1T1 171. 170
3,0 131 137 111
81,300 1- 17
l.oos 1t mi.
7
ll
75
7
o
lw
41
am 7i
71
I.IA)
'
4.400 11 X9
Total sslas for th dar. BM.Oix)
' ' 'Coltosi Market. .
NKW TORK. Nov. 18.
Cotton futures ooened stesdv: December.-
ll.STc; January, 11.72c; March. 11.95c;
Msy, 1206c; July. 12.12c.
The cotton market cloaed steady at a
net advance of 9 to 13 points.
Futures closed steady; Decemher.11.72c;
January, 11.86c; March, ltd; May. 13.24c.
July. 12 2V.
UVERPOOI Nov. 12!-COTTON-Spot,
unchanged: . good middling, 7.36d; mid
dling, 7. Old; low middling, 4.53d; sales,
I.80O bale. ' . ' "
I.nn Ann ( Market.
LONDON. Novi 18. American recurltlea
on the stock market were steady nt a
fractional advance and a moderate bu ti
nes was transacted in the usual active
Issues.
SILVER Bar, 24 7-1M per ounce.
MONF.T H Per cent.' '
DISCXDtJNT RATES Short bill,
.6 pr cent . .
. ' i '
. Bsigtar Market. '
NSW.. TORK. Nov. it SUGAR Raw,
frm; centrifugal, 6.01c; molasses, 4 24c.
Refined steady. The market for sugar
futures waa easier, under liquidation and
Belling by Cuban Interests, closing 2W1S
rolnta lower. Bales, 2,460 tons; December,
86c; March, 3.16c; May. 1.22c; July, 8.81c.
' ' Dry Goods Market.
NBW TORK, Nov. 13. DRT GOODS
Cotton goods and yams, quiet; men'
wear and dresa goods, firm; burlap,
strong; spot goods, active;, knit goods,
active.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Nov. 13. METALS Cop
per, firm; electrolytic, $18.60. Iron unchanged.
Announcement,
At special meeting of board of directors of Cities Service Company today, officers
were authorized to sell $5,000,000 worth of preferred and $2,500,000 worth of common
stock for $5,000,000 cash. A strong American syndicate has purchased this stock.
Sale of this block of securities will enable the company to retire its entire float
ing debt and furnish ample working cash capital.
Arrangements with purchasers provide that their stock will not be offered to
the public at the present and purchasers may withdraw their stock from the syndi
cate only on agreement that the preferred stock will be sold for not less than 85 per
cent of par and common stock at not less than 125 per cent of par.
' . Holders of preferred stock of the company of record December 15th,-1915, will be
given the right on January 1st, 1916, to receive 5 per, cent convertible debentures of
the company for the amount of 9 per cent of -their holdings as payment for the pre
ferred dividends to that date, the holder to have the right to convert debentures at
any time into 'stock on the basis of $100 of preferred stock and $25.00 of common
6tock for each $100.00 of debentures. Holders of common stock will have 9 per cent'
on debentures feet aside -for them and certificates will be issued to holders of record
December 15th, .1915, which will entitle them to receive debentures when ay holders
of preferred stock have been paid their deferred dividends. Company will resume
regular monthly dividends in cash on its preferred stock February 1st, 1916, to
holders of record January 15, 1916.
Henry L. Dohcrty & Co..
60 Wall Street,
NEW YORK CITY.
Allies at Saloniki
Cordially Recieved
(Correspondence of the Associated Prese.)
LONDON. Nov. I. There wss an Inter
national flavor to the crowd which
watched the landing of the first allied
troop at Salonlkl, a large number of
Engltah and American Red Crosa worker
having come down from Belgrade and
Nlsh to await the course of event at
the Greek port. Several of these eye wit
nesses reached England thl wsrk. Rev.
A. H. fjewcll, chaplain of the Red Cros
detachments ln Serbia! spoke In enthusi
astic term ot the completeness,, quiet nd
speed with which the allied expedition
disembarked and of the unmistakable
cordiality with which It was received by
the populace.
"A Brlteh vanguard resched Palonlkl
on September SO." he Bald, "consisting of
Brigadier General Hamilton, whom even
body, mistook for Blr Ian Hamilton, and
his staff, with a following of twenty
strapping British Tommlea ln brand new
khaki.
"Both officer and men made them
selves a Inconspicuous as possible In
Falonlkl, their purpcee being. merely to
Inspect the ramp prepared for the land
ing force some two ' miles outside the
town. Four day later report gained
general currency that the expedition waa
already waiting ln a huge fleet of trans
port outside the harbor. There waa
academic discussion among the populace
a to the ethic of a landing and crossing
of nentral Greece, and one hear sugges-'
tlon here and there that It was 'Just
what the Germans had done to Belgium.'
but nowhere wss there anv attitude of
hostility to the allied plan. Indeed, when
opinion was expressed at all, It waj In
terms of cordial welcome.
"On October 6 the transports began to
rrlve in the harbor proper. They were
crammed with French troops, which
poured over the gangplanks onto the
'Serbian quay.' The Saloniki newspapers
published two pieces of new aide by side
first, that the Greek government had
lodged a 'protest' against the landing;
and, second, that the governor of Sa
loniki harbor had given order to clear
It. In order that no other traffic might
lnterfre with the comfortable disem
barkation of Che allied force. That typi
fied the whole operation. Greece had en
tered formal complaint, but was shutting
It eye to the actual operation. It inter
preted popular feeling, which Is vigor
ously sympathetic with the allle."
Getting; Oil,
When your 16-year-old boy take you
out on in tennis court and puts it . all
over you.
When the atreet urchin on roller skate
bowls you over on the avenue and atops
to assist you to rise with a "Sorry, Old
Tor!"
When you receive thst notice from the
Secretary that your college rial's will hold
Us twenty-fifth anniversary.
When your daughter's son la said to re
semble his grandfather.
When you are content to sit ln the tenth
row Instead of the first at the musical
comedy.
When your tailor suggests that the
plaid suiting you have selected is Just a
bit youthful for you.
When you stop reminding people of
your birthday.
When your firgt sweetheart present
you to her third fTustiand.
When you overhear your partners, who
entered your employ ss boys, remark that
your business methods are "old-tlmey"
then you say to yourself, "Yes, I'm get
ting on!" Judge.
Natural fonseqwenee.
"Where are you off to ln such a hurry?"
"To fetch the doctor for my husband."
"What" up with him?"
"He tells me he haa got hepatitis, dys
pepsia, rheumatism, enterlttfl, gastritis,
appendicitis, nephritis And cerebro-splnal
meningitis."
"Where did he get 1l that?"
"Wnv. a man Induced him to buy med
ical dictionary, and he' Just begun read
ing itr--Chicao Herald.
T7 The Bee "Swapper" Column.
IMPERIAL GERMAN GOVERNMENT
5 BONDS
Not Callable Before 12-1. Interee Payable. April and Octobe.
EXEMPT FROM ALL TAXATION IN GERMANY
Owing to the Decline in Qarniin Exohange We Offer These Bonds at
$203.75 net for each 1,009 Mark, Ex-Coupon, April 1, 1916,
delivered free of all expense anywhere in the United States.
With German Exchange at normal rates the Bonds
would yield abont 8.
AMERICAN COMPARISONS
based on a 4,000 Mark nonet, being the equivalent of a $1,000 .
Bond American Issue.
In ordinary times a 4,000 Mark Bond would cost '. . .$952
Owing to the low rates of exchange now only $836
Showing a profit from an exchange basis alone of .$116
' about 11 equivalent on a bond of American issue.
IMMERMANH & FORSHAY
Members of the New York Stock Exchange
9 and 11 WALL STREET - - - NEW YORK
MONEY TO PRISONERS
IN EUROPEAN CAMPS
Cash Findi the Partiei to Whom it
Wai Sent in Remarkably
Quick Time.
QUICK TIME BY MAIL
Money goes out through the Omaha
postofflce nearly every day addressed to
prisoner of war in prison camp of
Europe, and always reaches It destina
tion. Remarkable recuperative power la
shown by the postal department of the
countries at war and in spite of the great
rhlftlng of men nd women becausa of
tho war, the postofflce knows where to
find them and there is little confusion;
so say postofflce officials,
' The Germans are particularly efficient
In delivering mall to their prisoner,"
raid Superintendent Wllle of tiro Omaha
money order offk-e. "They give every
prleoner a number and they can tell In
stantly by referring to their record Just
where any particular prisoner ia, hla
height, complexion, home residence, regi-
I ment, company, etc. We have cus
tomer here who send money to his
'brother, a Rust an, now a prisoner ln
I Germany. He wrote from Germany that
his captors treat him well, but do not
Jglve him all the money that his brother
I sent at once, but psy it to him, a cer
tain amount each week.
I ' Prisoners In Algeria,
j "The French seem to take most of their
I war prisoner to Algeria for aafe keeping.
Several people here In OmahA Bend
money orders to friend and relatives
who are Germans and confined in Algiers.
"One woman sends money every week
to her brother, who waa a sailor on the
cruiser, Leipzig, and la now a prisoner
in England."
Just how mall get to eGrmany these
day, when Germany ia supposed to be
effectively blockaded, nobody seems to
know, though It is. most likely through
Sweden and Denmark. The fact remains
that letter addressed to Germany reach
their destination as promptly and surely
aa those addressed to England, aqd no
complaint has reached the Omaha office
because of undelivered tetters.
In thl connection, and . turning - from
war to Chrlatma. ' Mr. ' Wllle luggeat
that persona expecting to send Christmas
money to Europe do so a early aa pos
sible thl year, owing to the fact that
steamship service la more or lea uncer
tain Read Them Every Day. It Will Fayt
Work.
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