thi: hkk; omaiia. tuksday, xovkmhhu k?, 11.15.
11
V
t
I'OU HKNT
I nfnrnlvh- if Hnnmi,
j Tt 4 unfurnished rooms, Web. ST.
ONE or 3 unfurnished room, strictly mod
ern; parties without children. D. 4ji'e,
llonirkrrptnK Hitoias.
FAHNAM, 2ST" Two nice housekeeping
rooms; electricity, stonm. i rn
1A VKNl'OHT, JtHS TWO OK TIIHKB
NICELY FI RNISHED HKFU hlOMS,
REASONABLE rent.
famished Hoases.
-ROOM modern bungalow; completely
furnished; near car. l&oi Plnkncy St.
T-R. house furnl"hed, H. 3W1.
MY home for months or longer, near
SUh and Harney. Phone Harney 171.
Hum and 4 il taK-a.
ftiortfc.
I.KV-PEVEN rooms and hath, all modern.
2524 Manderaon Ft. Web.
RENT FRKE FOR TWO WKEKS Nice
eight-room house; newly decorated:
modern except heat; storm windows and
doors; price reduced to IIS. WeJ. WfiO,
FOR RKNT-4-room house, all modern
conveniences, block to car. 4filJ N.
Sth St. M. A Past. 4519 N. Kith 8L
Phone Colfax 1171.
FOR SMALL, FAMILY Bntlre upstairs
of residence; I nice large rooms and
bath: modern except heat; clean and
comfortable; 110. Web. 5QS0.
l-KOOM cottage: mod. 131 8. Hist. H. -TO. '
WALKING distance, 2638 Dodfire. 8-rooni,
modern, $36; key, 3640; call Web. 4K7F.
Rent Reduced
Nice l-room house, modern except heat,
torm windows; arranged for two fami
lies If so desired; rent i-i. i611 Corby St
Tel. Web. 78K2. r
t-R. mod, cottage. 24"6 Kmmet. Web. liif.9.
-ROOM cottage; partly modern; the rent
in miuiTu, ranicr.
S-ROOM house and bain. 9'H N. 2rtth St.
T ROOMS. 247 Charles. Ill Weh. M."
Inltk,
not Howard, mod., oak fi metaJ Wth'r
JPwlndowsbaut. Int. Hal. 2.47.
COTTAOFJ8. 2M-il SOUTH-2oThAVbI
114 PER MONTH.
Two i 7-rooin houses. S. W. corner 33d
and Howard. Theiee houses have been
"Very completely remodeled; new fur
naces, combination light fixtures, hard
wood floors, new paper In every room
find closet. Summer porch, screened In;
n fact every comfort, MO.
ALFHEl) THOMAS 3m lHt Nat. Bank.
FOR RENT
New, mod. 6-room house and sleeping
fiorch, full basement, eaat front, excel
cnt neighborhood, close to cur Hue.
South 71.
feTRiCTLY m dern, 7-r.. Hanscom Park,
. cottage, oak floors. 136. Tel. liar. 429.
7-ROuM. modern, !bii Poppleton At
idOLiERN 7-room house. lils Park Ave.,
t'S. Pione Harney IMS.
627 PARK AVE 9-rootn mod. home, ,;lo;
nnniii! Air. v arey i leaning Co, H. 73117.
6-ROOM cottage. Ill 8. aith St., 115.
ALL modt rn, f;no repair, 8-r.; 830 8.
29th St., near Mason.
S508 N. 28th Ave., 5-room house. 810.
Stores, moves, packs, sTupT; 3-horse van
and 2 men, $1.25 per nr. ; storage $2 per
Vnn Ktt I I mf u f Inn ...... . . . 1. . m. .. . .
. .... v,..,t Bupii. u, -j.ia -ly.
BOtJTH OMAHA RESIDENCE. four
rooms, city water, electric lights, small
table; near Corrlgsn school. $S per
month. S. A. Searle. Owner. Phones
Douglas SSO or Harney 1526.
MlierllaoFoat,
i Globe Van&Storage
' Stores, niuvea, packs, ships; S-bursi van
Jd 8 men, $1.26 pr hr. ; storage U per
mo. hat IM solum nuar. 1. 433 & Ty. 23x
-K, cottage, newly decorated; rent
cheap; mod. except heut; storm win
. flows. 8120 Corby St. Web. 1345.
Gordon Van Co. St
loraaa.
bv n. nth bi
lei I) m or Har. 117.
Sail S. 33d St., rooms and bath
i05 Franklin St., 6 rooms and bath.
8oo7 Franklin St.-, S rooma and bath.
PHONE DOUGLAS 2M.
11 OO. 6-r. cottage, full basement, reason
able to adults. 1947 8. 2xth. Har. 46i4.
$12.60220 Clark. 4 rooms.
$14.00 2i22 N. lmh, 6 rooms, toilet,
$14.00 lot N. 20th. 4 rooms, toilet
$16.00 2til Seward, 6 rooms, barn.
$&.00 218 N. 18th, 8 rooms, bath.
$35.00-.-62 St. Mary's Ave., 12. r.. mod.
$46.008310 Davenport, 6 rooms, mod., new.
RINOWALT. HRANDE13 THEA.
SEE the Central Furniture Store's FRJ2B
RENTAL f.lST
Maggard's
lag, uat.n.x, snipping. I'.it Webster SL
luf;iNS 14HA.
6-HouM coituge, partly modern; good
condition. $.i0. 423 N. 84th. H. 27&1.
FIDELITY h- VHLK
Pbona Dotxlas tSt) for complete list ot
Vacant houses and apartments, also for
atorami. niovma. i:tn arid Jackson (t
WANTED To buy on monthly payments,
small store room, with living rooms
above, in Central school district Phone
Red 7864.
BURDETTli, 21Ut. 8-room house wlfh
bath and furnace, $30. Call Web. 464.
KirillKfh Crelgb Sons A Co., Be tllugT
J, A 13 J tip. Co., moving,
.v.Keea storage
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
SEPAi.A'l E, locked rooms, or house
hold goods and p.anos; moving, packing
ana snipping.
OMAHA v AN AND STORAGE CO.
iM S. n;th St. Doug. 41ti3.
Mores and Offices.
8-ROOM house, strictly modern, hot
water heat. jM. 2716 Burt St.
NEW brick store with basement; corner
24th and Ersklne, near Luke. $35. S.
A. Sea lie, owner. Douglas b&O or Har
ney laid.
WANTED TO RENT
BY refined young man, university stu
dent, good room In mou'ern home;
apartment preferred; breakfast and even
ing dinner; within four blocks of 4th
and Farnam. Address S 419, care of Bee.
WANTED TO BUY
WE pay Chicago prices for aluminum
scrap cast.nKS. Paxton-Mltchell Co.
Strictly high giaile piano. Web. 372i,
Yale buyj e-ryi'u..it 2d hand. Web 4W4.
WANTED Second-hand leather belting,
any size or quantity. Leather Preserver
Co.. 642 W. Jackson Blvd.. Chicago, 111.
REAL ESTATE
FARM & H.tAtll L.V.N OS FOR BALE!
Kaaias,
CHOICE Improved 4 In Phillips county,
Kansas, black soil. Exchange for cat
tle, other land or cash $.4M. liellycr.
Republican City, Neb
Jtl lu e c mil In.
40. 80 or 10 acres good heavy soil, 'well
settled part ot 'iodd county, Minn.;
IT'cd roada, schools and churches. Price,
815 to &JO ner acre. Terms. 11 lMr arm
ch, balance $1 per acre a year; 6.OJ0
ecrwa to sW.-ct from. Schwab Hros., 1028
Plymouth Bid.. Mlnneatxjlls. Minn.
Nebraska.
FOR BALK 160 acres, one-half mile from
Clarks. Neb.; M acres ln wheat, baJaoca
1 J?!.,ture' n,y meadow and Umber; good
buildings. Price 1120 per acre, half cash.
Wr D. Abel, Clarks, Neb.
FOR BALE Bt large body high-grade
mstllura prtoed land In Nebraska: vary
llttl money required C. Brdley. Wal
acn. Neb- m
F9i;.A.LP-w niilea from Klm-
ball. Neb.; near railroad station; 112.60
Pr acre. Will consider Omaha (clear)
residence property in part payment. Ad
qreas L. Bee office. South Omaha
40 ACRES A bargain ln a school land
lease In Keith county, running 30 years
Only 1375. Write owner, U C. (Sandal'
1644 Locust St . Lincoln. Neb. ,"T"natl!;
Wlmuli,
UPPF.R WISCONSIN Best dalrv and
g m-ral crop state In tile union; settl -it
wanted, lands fr sale at low prices on
ny trnn. Auk for liooklct 34 on Wiscon
sin Central Lund (Jrant. Excellent lands
for stock raising. If interested In fruit
lands aak fur booklet on Hpple orchard
Address I.snd and Induiitrial Dpt., S-o
Line Railway. Minneapolis, Minn.
REAL KSTATK
i FARM A R4.M II LM FOR S4I.R
t
I Miscellaneous.
II A V 15 TOi; A FARM FOR SALET
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City. Ua.) Jour
nal. "Iowa's Moat Powerful Want Ad
Medium. ' Twenty-five words every Fri
day evenlnit. Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening- and Sunday for one
month, slvlng aWteen ads cn twelva dif
ferent day for tJ. or 60 worda, ft, or 75
words. IS,
largest circulation of any Iowa riewe
paper. 0.000 readers dally In four great
states.
FARMS WANTED
DAIRY farm for rent. About X) acre.
Two miles from Council Muff". One
cf the best d ilry farina In the co"ntry.
$T per acre. At ply to Oeorse O. Clark,
18 Pearl St. Phone 171 Council Fluffs. In.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
$100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wead Pldg., 18th A Farnam Sta,
CITY and farm loans, 6, SH. per cent
J. H. Dumont Co., 418 Stste Rank.
A "For Pale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into cash.
WANTED Oood farm and city loans at
lowent rates.
PETF.RS TRUST CO., K22 Farnam.
rf
CITY property. large loons a specialty.
w. it. Thomas, izs staie nana t'uia
OMAHA homes. Ernst Nebraska farms.
O KEEFE REAL KSTATK CO.,
1"1 Omnha National. Phone Doualas TIS.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loana.
H. W. Hinder, City National Hani hioik
tier CITY I41ANS. C. G. Csrlberg. 81S
" 0 U Rrns. Theater Sldg.
REAL ESTATF NORTH rinR
&-H(K'M h iue, mmiern except heat WSl
Manderaon. Owner. Douglas 8281.
BUNGALOW
New, 4-room, bath, electric
lights and gas; corner lot, 8
blocks from car; $100 down, $25
a month. Douglas 7392.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
HAVE YOU GOT $300!
A dandy brand new 6-room house with
sun room, all modern, oak finish, cement
basement with hot and cold water; east
front lot 4ixl42; close to school: good lo
cation. Price only $2,900; monthly pay
ments. Located on 3uth Ave. between
Martha and Arbor.
C. O. CARLBERG,
812 Prandela Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATHI INVESTMENTS
Fine Chance for Investment
80x280, 1 block from Ames, I block from
Fontenelle Park, $700.
60x160, north side of Ames, near 30th
St., $500. Quick sale.
$1,000 Cash for Both.
Tel. Walnut 1940 or address F 411, Bee.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
ACRE and quarter of ground, all set to
fruit and 1earlng; eight-room house on
premises; well and cistern; must sell
cheap; S9th St.; three blocks south county
line. South 1557.
61X-ROOM HOUSE, with one-half acre
of beautiful ground; little ways from
street cur line; price reasonable. 1st and
Haskell Sts. Harney 6898.
HAVfc. about 2ou city lots ln growing
city ln Wyoming. VVUl trade for real
estate near or In Omaha. Make an offer.
Address M-416. care Ree.
NEW 6-room modern, close ln; paved
street, all paid; fine location; oak fin
ish and floors. Equity of $1,700 for $1,100
cash. Harney 6M5.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice la hereby given that sealed pro
posals will be received by the Board of
Directors of the Short Line Irrigation
District at their office in the Village of
Bayard, Neb., for the purchase of fif
teen thousand five hundred eighty-two
dollars face value of the t per cent
serial Donas oi said aistrict until 1:30
o'clock p. m. on the 7th day of December,
1915: said bonda are tsaued under and h
virtue of an Act of the legislature of the
state or rMeDrasaa, approvea March 26th,
1805, Session Laws ISSs, Chapter 70 and all
amendments thereto and pursuant to a
vote of the majority of the qualified elec
tors of said d let r let. The Board expressly
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids and will in no event sell any of said
bonds for less than ninety-five oar cent
of the face value thereof. By order of
the Board or uireciors.
(Signed) CATHERINE ROBERTS.
Secretary Short Line Irrigation District.
N9d20t
Japanese Women
Receive Honors
KIOTO, Japan, Nov. 16. merican
residents In Japan today collectively sent
a memorial to Emperor Yoshlhlto con
gratulating him on his coronation and
emphasising the peace and security of
life ln Japan.
Japanese women are pleased by the In
clusion ln the coronation honors of five
women, three of whom, Umeko Tsuda,
Koukko Kaetsu and Kajlko Yajlma, are
octal reformers. Among the workers who
have received decorations Is Colonel
Yamamuro of the Salvation Army.
Tonight the emperor went through the
elaborate ceremony of deification.
Fay Has Offered
To Give Evidence
NEW YORK, Nov. 15. Robert .Fay.
who w'th four others Is held on charge of
attempting to blow up munitions ships,
had a long talk In the Tombs today with
William J. Flynn, chief of the United
States secret service, and John C. Knox,
special assistant United States attorney,
and as a result it was said, he had of
fered to turn state's evidence.
AFGHANISTAN STARTS
REVOLT AGAINST BRITAIN
BERLIN, Nov. 15. "Afghanistan is
preparing to war against the British
possessions ln India," according to tele
grams received by the Overaess News
ajrencv from Confttanttnnnle vitrhintr
I on the Afghanistan-India frontier," th
Turkish advices add. "already has be
gun at several places.'
ALLIES REPORTED TO BE
CONTINUING THE ADVANCE
SALONIKI, Nov. 15. The French and
1 British troops continue thuir advance
' along the whole Una. It la officially an
nounced that the proportion of wounds!
to killed on the allied side so far In thi
Bslkan campaign is as ten to one.
Use The Bee's "&waper- Column.
Oil and Hoala.
SAVANNAH, !.. Nui. 10. TVRPF.N
TINK Atrong; 6ju:c; sales, 1 bbls
receipts. ml t.bU. , suipii.tiiU, W ols
stork. 11. 1 hi, la.
I'.OSIN-Firm: sales. 1.23 bbls.: re
ceipts, 1,1X3 bbls.; shipments. l,7s bbls
stock, 61.K37 bbls.
Quote: A B. C, D. K. F, O, B2Sc; II
6 'm-; I, 6 3,k; K, 6 "; M, 6-tt'c: N 6
WU. .Aic; WW, g.si.VS.' .
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Run ii Rathrr Htavy and
the Demand is Moderate at
Unchanging Price.
CORN IS NOT VERY STRONG
OMAHA. November 15. 191 ".
The wheat run wss rather heavy tod.iy
and there was a moderate demand for
thls cereal.
The wheat market ranged from un
changed to le lower.
The corn market was not very strong
and il.l-,4iSe lower. The recclp.a d
ti.is ccreai were light and ine tl niunJ
wa cot very at live.
There was a preity good demand for
cats and ihey sold (mm um hanged to
V' higher.
Tlie reoeipts of rye were very good and
the prices for this cereal remained prac
tically um hanged. The demand was
hardly strong enough to take care of the
hta receipts.
Receipts ot barley were fair and there
was a moderate dnmnnil for this cereal,
the maraet remaining unchanged.
t. lettiauct-s ot wneut aim uour were
equal to l,il6.0uu bu.; corn, bO.OUO bu.; oats,
!,ti0 bu.
At Liverpool wheat closed unchanged;
corn, unchanged to Hd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were S.721,OiO
bu. and shipments S.W4.i"K) bu., agalnt
receipts of H.OuK.ooo bu. and shipments of
l.(KJ.miO bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 7til,000 bu.
and shipment 343, iav bu., aguusi re
ce pts of 1..w.Oh bu. and shipments of
34n,ooo bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1.794.OH0 bu.
and shipments 1.134.UJO bu.. against re
ceipts of 1.UM.000 bu, and shipments ot
1.OJU0U0 last t ear.
CARLOT RliECIPTS.
VA heat. Corn. Oats. Rye.
Chicago 1S4 U4 187 &
Minneapolis .... u.D ... ... ...
Du.utu 1.446
Omaha iul 67 32 iS
Kan tuts City.... b.'O M 24
St. Louis 3-7 W 74
Winnipeg 2,181 ...
iice suits were reported today;
Wheat, iso. s hard winter: 1 oar, 8C
No. 3 hard winter: 2 tan, 9ic; I car,
tic; b cars, ic; 3 cars. tivc; 1 cars.
Wic; 7 cars, MHc; 6 cais, Kuc. fvo. 4 hard
winter: a cars. c; 1 car. Hoc; 1 car, 4o;
1 car, WtiC 10 tars. iMc, cars, M-c;
cars, Mo; 4 cars, sic; 1 car, o-ic; 4 irs.
Due. bainple: 1 car, kiic; 1 oar. fco: 1 car,
4c; 2-6 of a cur, 7oc. No. II spring: i
cars, 1.00; 1 car. trio; 1 car, Wo; 1 car,
Hoc. No. 4 spring: 1 car, ..c; 1 car t.4J
lb.), 7tc. No. a mixed: 1 car, Via; xso. 4
mixed: 1 car. 3o; 2 cars. 8o. No. 2 durum:
4 cars, 7c; No. 3 durum; 2 care. Wo;
cars,6Vc; 2 cars. l.o. No. 2 mixed
uurum: 1 car, fcu; 1 cur. Wo. Hariey:
No. 4: 1 car, b&c. Sample; 1 car, 4.0.
Corn: No. 2 white: 6 cars, 61c No. 3
white: 3 cars, bio. No. 2 yellow: 3 cars,
Si:c. No. 3 yellow: 1 car, tio. No. 2
mixed: 1 Car (near yellow), cars,
bUfcC No. 3 mixed: 3 cars, 61c; 1 car,
61c. No. 6 mixed: 1 car, buc. No. 6 mixed:
1 car, 61c; 1 car, blc Sample: 1 car,
fiO'c. Oats: Standard; 2 cars. 3jrC. No.
3 white: 2 cars, 3uc; 6 cars, 34 'e. 2 cars,
S4ViC No. 4 white: 7 cars, 34c; 2 cars,
Wc. Sample: 2 cars. 33c; 1 car. S3o;
3-5 of a car, 32c; 1 car. 3Hc; 1 car 27c.
Rye: No. i, 1 car, Vic. No. 2, 1 car, 3c; 2
cars. 924C No. 8: 1 car, Mc; 1 car. M'o:
3 cars, UJc; 2 car, Dlstc; 3 cars, Die. No.
4: 1 car, 9oc; 3 cars. tsfc.
Omaha anh prices heat: No. 2 tur
key. Ostein. 00; No. 3 Key, 5Hi"; No.
2 riaid. 97f(i.v; No. 3 hard, 94VO'-" c : No.
4 hurd, h'.i:uc; No. 2 spring, MTi'ufl.01;
No. 3 spring, .cii1.00; No. 2 durum.
Vic; No. 3 durum. DjUWOc; sample, 6.t)Mu.
Corn: No. 2 white, 6o,gfiUv No. 3 white,
l0i&lc; No. 4 white, eOttGCOe; No. 6
while, Hi'fiVc; No. 6 white, 5vtf(io4c;
No. 2 yellow, 62MjH3ic ; No. 3 yellow, t.2it
4iU2-11c; No. 4 yellow, 624i5JVic; No. 6 yel
low, 61'ji214c; No. yellow, 1Mj 2c; No.
2 mixed, 614i(61Vkc; No. 8 mixed, tildjlc;
No. 4 mixed, 0r(iili4e; No. i mixed, 60V
til He; .No. 6 nilAtd. mV.iy lie. uti; No.
2 white, ja3tc; standard, 3ti4'o6 nc ; No.
3 white, iHVu-lic; No. 4 while, 3:1 tgS40.
Parley: Malting, bZiiftc: No. 1 feed. 46 j
fOc. Rye: No. 2, iVu'4:c; No. 3, klitf
nlca go closing p. Ices, furnished Ths
Ree by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, sli South Sixteenth street:
Artlclel Open. Hlgh. Ixiw. Close. Sat' y.
Wheatl
04'
3X
Dec.. II 04V
1 06 1 04
1 07Vl WV.
1 OUA
1 07toA
1 06
1 004
May.llObW
Corn, i
Dec. 161 31X
61 H
60'4iB flUKM
May.iMWWI
04
63
:64io'viMy
Osts,
I
Dec,
38 Si.
40l 40
May.
Pork.
Dec.
Jan..
Lard.
Jan..
May.
Ribs.
Jan..
May.
40''g-H
40A 40
i
14 10-30
14 80
16 66
9 07
20
14 10
16 45
9 00
14 15
Id 46
14 40
16 66
lli 66
07'!!O6
s on HI 9 is
la
9 12U'15
Uttiuj9 2125
9 OOli.K 1215
9 17 9 a
9 07
9 07 9 00
9 17 9 15
17
A Asked. B Bid.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of ths Trading; and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade,
CHICAGO. Nov. 10. Foreigners buying
future deliveries had a bullish influence
today on wheat. The market closed
nervous, but ldilc net higher with De
cember at fl.0;. and May at 31.07.
Other leading staples all showed a lusa
corn a shade to c, oats Hr0"Vtu and pro
visions 74l25c.
Although some hesitation was evident
at the outset ln wheat, the market
quickly began to display a definite lean
ing adverse to the bears. Continued
shrinkage of stocks in Great Britain was
reported, and predictions were received
from there that liberal buying would he
done to provide for winter requirements.
European purchasing of deferred options
here and at Winnipeg appeared, there-"
rore. rather significant, especially as
foreigners were said to be urgently ln
queut of flour. Minneapolis reported In
this connection that the country milling
demand for wheat was the strongest ever
known.
Selling on tie account of the United
States visible supply totalled at one time
to a decided bearish reaction of the
wheat market. The fact, however, that
the enlargement of the total was not
so pronounced as had been expected by
many traders caused considerable short
covering later, and left the market in the
end at the top prices of the day.
In corn the prospect that central Illi
nois would show a big movement of the
crop this week and next was too much
of a handicap for the bulls. It was said
also that the country was selling freely,
Influenced by the clear, cold weather
auspicious for curing corn. Oats felt
to some extent the effect of liberal
receipts. The stock here, though. Is still
far below last year's total at the cor
responding time.
Provisions were depressed by a sharp
break In the value of hogs. Packers
gave the market some support, but not
until after a material decline.
i'hlcaao Cash Prices Whent: No. 2 red,
ll.HSCfll.lftMi; No. 8 red. $1.0iiW.12i4; No.
2 hard, l.jrl 08 No. 3 hard, 11.01
l.ft". Corn: No. 2 yellow, old, r,fJi.V..c;
No. 4 yellow, new, G91i mc ; No. 4 white,
new, 67'4ic. Oats: No. 3 white. 3T,4i
Slic; standard, ?9V-j19in. Rye: No 3
6c. Parley. &6i.ic. Seeds: Timothy!
35. 005g 00; clover, 10 O&3).oa. Provisions:
Pork 114.16; lard, $5.75; ribs, $10.00t(jl0 10.
Bl'TTER 8tesdy; creamery, 23tr3uc
KOGS Receipts, 2.797 cases; firsts. 3ii
30c; ord'nary firsts, 27i&'J8c; at mark,
casea Included. 20ijy3oc.
POTATOhiH Receipts 67 cars: higher;
Michigan and Wisconsin whites, iyw(J'io;
Minnesota and Dakota whites. Gixy⁣
Minnesota and Dakota Ohioa BliSc.
POULTRY Alive stesdy; fowls, 12c;
springs, 13c; turkeys. Idyllic.
NKW YORK (.KMKH4L MARKET
Qaotatlons of the Day oa Varloas
Com mod 1 1 1 ea.
NKW YORK. Nov. IS-FLOITR
VteaHvr r.rlncr nitahli tK HtMK 7K
p-ents. $6.4"ti6.fO: wln'b r straights, $5 2i
UU.vi. enrisn iiiaiKDii. s.i.4.yrft.9J.
W MIT AT 8r.nl lrr.,n,la.. KJ-
$113'. f. o. b.. New York; No. i northern.
I'uiuin. i.u. ana rvo. 1 northern
Msnltoba. $1.1214. e. I. f., Buffalo,
Futures, steady. December, sill.
CORN-Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow, 7Co
prompt.
OATS Spot, steady; No. 2 whits, C'jr
42c: ordinary to f incy clipped, 40fi4.
HAY Steady; prime, $1.3:'; N'o. I $1 SO
No. 2. $1.30; No. 2. Si.K'al.'; ihipplm:. Ita?.'
irif' K'i & v .,.
" ' . -. . . ... i, r r i
chrlce I'll'., n'niOr-, iftu, 74 'C; I'ad'ic
LIBIl '13. .'IV.C, lill. 1( lit-.
HIDEH f'teady; Bogota MX.elc; CVn
tr 'I A inerl' a. 2 c.
LKATHFR-Mrm; Hemlock firsts, Slfi
"4c- secon-'. P'i'it'i'-'A.
P"l I V I II I VH I'nrk utuurf
$17 Curyli.ju; family, $-.'.0 i;2 3 "; short
chars. flViVb 2l.no. lieef, steady; m an.
31 ...OulT.-O; lamlly, I H.iXUv.O, lard.
enKy; ml, Idle went, .Oi.uv l..
TALLONN Dull; city. 7c; country,
74jic; special, c.
Hi T'l KK r li incr; receipts. t.R2S tubs;
creamery rxttus, SCuitl'jc; firsts, 2;vuH:;
seconds. 2.''iLTc.
K.tHiS- Irregular; receipts, ,T9H rases;
freKh gathervd extra fine. 414ii-; extra
firsts, gtuav; firsts, J4(i3,c; seconds, 2tf
3.V,
CHKKSK Steady; receipts, 1.17S boxes;
state, whole milk, flats, held Specials, ltic;
average Inncy, UV; current make, spe
t ll. n i; ic; averaae fancy, lhvc.
I'lU'LTUY-Allvt.. price unsettled.
Drrast'd stesuy; wcntern fresh chickens,
linrr-ls, Kviiilc; frenh fowls. Iced. Mii7c,
froaen turke.vs, liMik.'.
OMA1I. .KKnl, MARKRT.
POri.TRr-Allve: Turkeys, any sit
over 7 lbs , 17c; broilers, I5 vtil7c; springs.
He; dinks, 0c; geese, loc. hens, Pullc;
young guinea hens. each. 3Th-; roosters, 8
OYSTKHS Chesapeake, atandartls, per
gallon, 11.10; standards. U.K. selects, 1 1 t";
northern, standards, 31.46: selects, II. 76;
New York counts, $1.9o. Northern, small
cans, :4li'i2Rc; large cans, .VwiHoc. Chesa
peake, small cans, JOthlttc; large cans,
3..C.
FISH Halibut, 12c; salmon, fresh pink,
9c; fresh red. 12c- catfish, fi-esh, lc;
trout, fresh. 1.V; white fish, fresh. 17c;
red snapper, fresh, 13c; catfish, froten.
13c; smelts, froxen, 10-lh. boxes, 11.26;
smoked white fish, 14c; kippered salmon.
170.
FROZFN FISH-Hslibut. sites to suit.
10Sc; catfish, large, for stesks. ISc; sal
mon, falls, 9c; salmon, silvers. 10c: No. 1
trout, lie: No. 1 whltefish, dressed. 10c;
No. 1 whl eflsh. Inrge, lfc; No. 1 wnlte
flsh, Jumho. ISc; pickerel, round W. C.
Re: pickerel, headless, ; black bus,
order sue, 2ic: herring, dressed, pair
froxen, 6c; blueflah, extra fancy. 1-c: red
snapper, headless, dressed 10c; floun
ders, 10c; scallops, per gallon, 12.00.
SMOKED FISH-Whlte. lO-lb. baskets,
jer lb, 14c.
KIPPKKKD FISH-Salmon, 10-lb. bas
kets, per lb., 17o.
CFLKRY Vsmmonth, per doi., Tfic
HKiiF CCTS Ribs. No. 1, V.ic; No. 2,
lc; No. 8, 12c. Iolns, No. 1. ':ic;
No. 2, ISc; No. 8, )4c. Chucks, No. 1,
10c; No. 2. 9c; No. 3. 9c Rounds, No.
1. 14c; No. 2, ISc: No. 3. 13c. Plates, No.
1, V'e; No. 2, Hr; No. S, 8c
LIVE IDI LTHV-Broilers, 1 to 1
lbs., in separate comp., 17c; over 1 to 2
lbs.. 16c; springs, any slxe, )2c; ducks.
Picket!, price, but not wanted, l3o;
hens, over 4 lbs per Ih, 11 c: roosters,
8c. Turkeys, 17c; old Toms. 16c; under
8 lbs., 8c; less than 8 lbs. each not
wanted. Geese, full feathered and fat,
8c; picked, price, but not wanted.
Guineas, each, 26c; young, 1 to 1 lbs.
each, 36c. Homer squabs. 14 os. and over,
23.00; 10 to 12 oi., 12.00; No. 1. must weigh
8 os., l.Bi; under 8 os, jOc Pigeons, any
kind. er dos., 60c
ruit and vegetable prices furnished
by Gil nski Fruit cimpany:
r hi. 1 1 uaiuornia Valenclas, 136s, box.
$4.76; l&Os. $6.00; 17ts, bA. 216s, i&os and
2s, 26.50. lemons, Golden Rowl, soon,
box, $6.60; , $,.00; Silver Cord, 3t's,
$6.tW; 3, $4 50. IVaches. Colorado Fl
bertas or California Salways, crate, 76c.
Pears, Winter Nell s, box, $2.26. Grapes,
Tokays, crate, $1.75; Kmpemra, $3.00; Em
perors. In kegs. $3.76; Imported Malagas,
bbl., fil.oO to $6.60. Bananas, bunch. $1.X
to $4.00.
Grimes Ool Jen apples, fancy, $2 01 per
box; YYIneasps, old fashioned. Washing
ton. $2 25 per box; Arkansas Blacks,
fancy, $2 50 per box; Staynien Wlnesaps.
fancy, all sixes. $2.26 per box; Black
Twigs, extra fancy, ull sizes, $2.26 per
box; Rome Beauties, extra fancy, all
slscs, $-'.(10 per box; Wagners,, extra fancy.
all auea, $2. 26 per box; Spltienhurgs,
i largo sizes only, $2.50 per box; Jonathans,
, Idaho, extra fancy. $1.73 per box; Jona
than, fancy. $1.50 per box; Homo Beauties
I extra fancy, all sixes, $.'.00 per box
IPearmalnes. extra fancy, all sizes, Colo
I rados. $-.00 per box; IN annuities, fancy,
tl.75 per box; Pearmaines, choice, $1.60 per
(IX.
I J. M. Bechtel's Jonathans, $4 50 per
I barrel: Wallbrldge, $4.00 per barrel; Gen
ii ens, $4.00 per barrel; Black Twtgs, $4.00
per barrel; Ben Davis, $3.60 per barrel;
I Missouri Pippins, $4.00 per barrel; York
Imirials. $4.00 ner barrel- Willow Twin
$4.00 per barrel; Wlnesaps, $4.00 per bar
rel; Huntsman s Favorites, $4.00 per bar
rel. Star Brand Ben Davis, $2.75 per barrel;
Willow Twigs. $3.25 per barrel: Wlneaaus.
,83.50 per barrel; Jonathans, $3.60 per bar
rel. .
Shield Brand Black Twigs. IS.50 per
barrel; Black Twiga. commerlclal brand,
$3.26 per barrel; Ben Davis, Illinois, $2.75
per barre'.
VEGKTABLTCP Cabbage. lh.. lo. Head
lettuce, dos., $1.00; leaf lettuce, 40e. Cel
ery, Pascal, dog., 7lo; Jumho, 7no; Mich
igan. 3nc. Onions, Spanish, crate. $1 50:
red. lb., 2c: yellow, lb., lc. Cauliflower,
crate, $3.00. Brunsel sprouts, lb.. 20o.
Tomatoes, lug, $1.50. Peppers, basket, 760.
I'arsley, dor., 36c. Rutahages, lb., lo.
Green beans, wax, basket, $1.00. Suash,
lb., Pumpkins, lb., lc. Artichokes,
dos:, H.2f. Cnssbas. crate. $3.0). I'ota-t-
ea, Colorado white stock, bu., 7f;
Ohlos. 65c SweetlKitatoes, bbl., $2 50.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1. lb., 16o; Mac.
$c; hlckorv nuts. 4c; filbert", li'ic necans,
12Hc; n axils tlarge.wash.), 16c; I. X. L 8.,
17c; aim nda, N nparells, 19c; Ne Plus
Ultras. lc. Peanuts, No. 1, raw. lb., c;
roasted, So; Jumbo, raw, 7c; roasted, 9c;
salted, can, $1.16.
MISOKLLANBOTT8 Cracker jack. rase.
P.fO; half case, $1.75. Dates, Drum, box,
$?.7&: Hallowl. lb 8c; Fard. 12'tc; Sugar
Walnut, box, 21:50. Oornpops, case, $3 25;
half case. $1.8f,. Popcorn, 4n 1-lh. pkgs.,
case. 22.60. Honey, case, $3 76; Airline,
$1.80. Cocoanuts, bag, $6.00; doz , 76c.
Kansas C'ltr Grain aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, Nov. 15.-WHKAT No.
2 hard, Sl.03iBl.08: No. 2 red tl.10Cpl.12:
December. S1.A)1.004; May, Sl.OSU.
CORN No. 2 mixed 69c; No. 2 white.
69Va(Vi; Deoember, 67Htrfi7p; May, 60Vo.
OATS No 2 white, S7037Vio; No. t
mixed. 84i350.
BUTTER Creamery, 29o; flrsU, Xlc;
seconds, tto; packing, 19c
FGG8 Firsts. 28c; seconds. 22o.
POl'LTRY Hens, llcj young roosters,
12c; broilers, 19c.
MlnneanoM Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 15. WHEAT
Dccercber, $1.(04; May. $1.04H; No. 1 hard.
$10614: No. 1 northern, S1.0214S1.06U
KLOUR Unchanged.
BARLKY 614jii9c
RTK-8p.
BRAN-$18.00.
CORN No. 2 yellow. Wo,
OATS No. S white, 84t 3414c.
KLAX-SaXaHtf) 2.07.
I
at. I.oola liraln Market.
ST. lAH.nS. Nov. 15. WHEAT No. 2
red. Sl.lUi'1.18: No. 2 hard, nominal; De
cember. S1.04fil.0r; May, $1.0rt4?f1 OkS
CORN No 2, 61i6!c; No. 2 white. 1&
lc; December, 6tc; May, 62c.
OATS No. 2. 35c; No. 2 white, nomi
nal. Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVF-UPOOL, Nov. 16.-WHEAT-Bpot
No. t Manitoba, lis 6d; No. 8. Ua t,
No. I hard winter, old, 12s 4-1; No. 2, Chtl
cago new, lis 2d.
CORN-Spot. I Plata, 8a
FIOCR Winter patents, 41s Sd.
HOPS In London. Pacific coast, 48.
Mstal Market.
NKW YORK, Nov. 16 METALS Lead:
Offered at $5.1!S. Spelter, He .Wi 17.50. Cop
per: Firm; electrolytic, $Ih. 5018.76. Iron:
Steady: No. 1 northern, $l.76ia 17.25: No.
2. $16.60,17.00; No. 1 southern, $17.0i3i
17 60; No. 3. $1.7517.25. Tin: Strong,
$13.10146 00.
At I guidon: Copper: Spot, 78 10a;
futures. 78 6s; electrolytic, il pis.
Tin: Spot, 176 16s; futures, 176. Anti
mony, 125. Lead, 25 17a 6d. Spelter,
M.
Isfir Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. IS. SUGAR Raw,
steady, rentrlfugal, 5.01c; molasses, 4 24c;
refined firm, 15 itolnts higher; cut loaf,
C crushed, t.faOc; mold A, g.46c; cubes.
'J,c; XXXX powdered. (USc; powdered,
6. loc; fine granulated, tone; diamond A,
6ii0c; confectioners' A. S.tSV; No. 1, 6.75e.
Suuar futures opened quiet today with
a little scattered covering and some buy
ing by trade Interests. At noon prices
were unchanged to 2 points higher.
I
(nttns Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16 COTTON Spot,
octet; middling uplands, II. 90c; sales, ft
bales.
Cotton futures opened steady; Decem-
4.er, ll.TSc; January, 11. Mc; March, 12.13c;
May. 1Z c; juiy, ii sic
The cotton market closed steady, net
un hanred to 8 points higher.
LTV F.TPOOL, Nov. ii.- OTTON-Spot.
firm; gocd middling. 7 4?d; middling,
7.0M; low, b.ttr sau-s, IO.uim Laieo.
llrv fiMila Market.
NEW YORIC, Nov. V: -4'olton gi0(a
and varns, steady; yarns and di'i:.i goods,
acilve; raw silk, blghar; knit goods, ac
tive. A "For bale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into carh. I
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
General Run of Cftttlfi Moves at
Steady Prices Sheep Steady
to Some Lower.
HOGS FULLY FIFTEEN LOWER
OMAHA. Novemlwr IS. 1!15
Receplts were: Cattle. Hogs, feheep
,00
14 (1
fame day last week. . .13. "74
Hame day 2 wks. ago..l5.MH
Same day 2 wks. ago. .U.94
bailie day w as. ago. .12.S0
6.140
3.411
3.876
:i3i
14. 1W
2'i.Ui
i.Si4
Kaiue nay last )eMr..4.7i ft.a !.
The following tahls shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and aheep at the Omaha
live stock maiket fur the vear to date, as
H. -4t)
wmiru wun last year:
mil
Inc.
"attle I of,7 IK mi ft sil
1.17. :'s5
HOKS f '.-XI 714 1 .N llott Slli 70S
Sheep sWtWi SiK.710 !.!.
The following table allows the average
prices of hogi at the Omaha live stock
market for ths last few davs. with com
porlsons: Daje.
Oct. f
Oct. ti
Oct. t!
Oct.
( 1 ft . J 1 H . J J9I.1 I 1912 J 1911 , 1910.
7 11 ( K
i 9.1 u I i cm
? ri.ll liltllUITU
T 7I 8 08 13 S .! 7 HI
1 0o 7 Oh
7 20 7 12
7 74! 7 i
7 7; 7 .
7 111 1
1 13: 7 tli
18 I 7 TO
Oct
7 1
S Ul S Oil
Hecellits and dunntlflnn ..r llva iltinu
at the Union stock vards, Omaha, for
twenty-four hours tiding at 2 o'clock
yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARS
Cattle Hogs Sheep.
c. m. ft. r...
ab.'ia
Missouri Psclflo
2ti
. 2
. 1
. ST.
. 33
. "H
. IB
. 1
.139
. 13
. I
. 21
l nlon Pacific ..
4fl
1
1H
13
C. A V v
east. .
west
..
C. A N. W..
Ht. P.. M.
17
C. B y., east,
i V., B. A y , west.
' H 1 A 1
1.1
v ., rv. 1. r
west. .
Illinois (Vntrnl
Chicago tit. West
Total receipts
! .ITK)N
M orris A Co l
379
53
102
H i-,AD
,ns
2 S
'4li
9711
6
u,3
81
411)
112
i'.14
IK
KM
li
4K7
2Ut
l')3
m
141
11
13
K
34
10
1
46
12
31)7
164
91
20
104
t"9 1,078
Hwlft A Company 1
Cudiihy Packing Co...l,
Armour A- Co
J. W. Murrhy
Lincoln Packing Co....
6J4 3.00
l.K'7 :.s 0
947 i.m
40
v . m. vanaant Co
B.-nton, Yansnnt Sk Lush
Hill A Fon
'. B. Lewi
Hunton Co
J. B. Rct ft Co
J. II. Bulla
L. F. Hubs
' Rom-nstock Bros
Kellogg
vverthemer fr Degen..
H. K. Hamilton
Hulllvan Bros
-Mo. Kan. Calf Co...
K'hrlstle
Illgiilns
'Huffman ,.
Jtoth
Meyers
Olnssbcrg
Baker, Jones A Smith.
Banner Bros
John llurve'
I ( 11 nls & Francis
Kline
Jensen A Lungreen....
Oilier buyers 1,
.... 10.0.W
3.777 2o,6i:
Totf
Nov. 1.
Is
1 m
t 99
S 86
s u
s smJ
.... .0N2
1 ; ! !!!
S 04
7 87
7 91!
7 72
T -7
6H
7 74
7 70
7 .
7 73
7 7:
1 M
7 M
I Nov. 2.
, Nov. 2.
Nov. 4.
'Nov. 6.
Nov 6.
fa- 1:
1 Nov. n
7 10
7 09
S 10!
7 ;
b
S 00
T 11
7 36
7 3i
T Sol ' 81
S (11
T 95
7 fcl
7 HA
ti
7 61i
7
7 7 J,
7 791
S IN,
S 14
ml
7 341
7 fl
7 6
7 72
7 Ml
1 77
S l
8 02
t,7
61
S 42 i
7 Si
7 So
7 47
12
7 Sol
INov. 10
II
27
7 M
Nov. 11
7 04
7 .
7 lii
7 84
Nov. i
now
S M
7 41
1 :
7 76
7 SM.
Nov,
7 57
7 S3
S 27
2C
Nov,
7 70
7 74
7 821
1 74
Nov. S 88
7 f, 7 91, S Hi
T 64, 7 97
'Sundiky
CATTLE There wag a very fair run
of cat.le today, 847 cars being reporte I
In. Utlll the receipt were tn lowest of
ny recent Monday, being 7,000 less than
the record-breaking run on Monday three
weeks ago. At the aamo time today re
ceipts were almost double what they were
i on the corresponding uay a er ago.
esiern ucei steers were in gooa ae
msnd this morning at fully steady prices.
Buyers, ss a matter of fact., were in some
rases calling the market a little strong
is compared with last week's close. On
the other hand, half-fat oornleds were
very much neglected, no alien, Ion being
paid to them until the range beef were
all cleared up and the market was oon
seuuently slow and weak.
Cows and heifers did not show muoh
change, there being possibly an under
current of weakness In spots and a 11. tie
strength In other spots, making the gen
eral market steady.
The better giaiies of stockera and feed
ers, that Is, cattle ranging from go.,d to
choice, were fully steady to possibly a
little stronger than last week's mean
close. Other grades were generally
steady.
Quotation on cattle: Prima oornfed
beeves. $9.7510.00; good to choice fed
year iigs, $9.feJ.7a; fair to good fed
yearlings, $8.0Otjt.0U; common to fair fed
yearlings, $..ji.oo; good to choice heavy
beeves, $.i.0Xnl 60; fair to good cornfed
beeves. $7.7C4.0O; common to fair corn
If 7LbeV8"' -OW7.76; prime grass beeves,
s ooto'8.90; good to choice grass beeves,
$7.504,8.00; fair to food grass beeves, $.
17.60; common to fair grass beeves, $u.7u
S.76; good to choice grass heifers, $7). 70 J
6 76; good to choioa grsss cows, S6.604j 36;
iu iwiii cowi, . lomnuv; summon to
fair cows. Si.75S'4.75; good to choice feed
ers, $7.u.tfi lair to good feeders, $A 5o9
7.26; common to fair feeders, $5.5Ou4.60;
good to choice stockers, $7.60CC8.OO; fair to
good stockers $1.50(81.50; coirunon to fair
stockers, $G.60ff(.60; stock heifers, $S.75
S76; stock cows, $4.6oft6.76; stuck calves,
ti.0"3w.2r,; veal calves, $tj.00j.60; bulla,
stsgs, etc., $4.0O&00.
Representative sales:
BEKC STEERS.
No. at. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
7 2J 16 ( til 7 00
STEK.iS AND HEIFERS.
sit I M
liKIFEHS.
17 40 t 10 i 4M 40
It 610 4 00 I 460 7 00
CALVLS.
17 4i T to 4 141 9 04
1 W0 00
STUC lis AND FEED BUS.
14 11 IK II lom st
11 4 , u t w I i4
31 1044 4 40
HOUd There was only a moderate
Monday run of hogs on hand at this
point, although Chicago was extremely
well supplied. I-ocal receipts were esti
mated at ftrty-threa cars, or 2,700 head,
being IX) head smaller than a week ago,
and l.ttiu head short of the same day
last year, but slightly larger than two
weeks ago.
bhliipliig orders were very limited, and
the few choice light and butcher weight
hogs thst did move on shipping account
were fully 16c lower, and In spots looked
20c below last week's close. Tops fallnd
to beat $ 6, ae against Saturday's high
price of $tf.70.
Heavy supplies at Chicago weakened
the market all around the circuit, and
in sympathy with the declines at other
points, local values broke fully IfTc.
Early packing offers were largely ax
lower, but before much of anything
moved urlces Improved slightly, and in
the end the bulk of the killing hogs
sold at figures that were generally 16c
down. Movement showed a certain
amount of activity after a trading basis
was fHtahllahed, and while ths market
was never enaclly lively, nearly every
thing hsd sold by 10 o'clock.
Moat of the packing bogs moved at H 36
fi 40. w.th the long string at the latter
figure, and a sprinkling of shippers moved
around K 46 with two or three loads as
hlah ss $: M the ton.
Representative sales:
No.
SS...
At. h. Pr.
llil SMI 6 00
No.
4a..
AT.
..ISO
Sh. Pr.
... 6 40
1
KANSAS STOCK RANCH
WITH
ALFALFA LAND
Great hog and cattle ranch. SS0 acre growing alfalfa. Irrigation not
ns54bseaxy. tuo acres bottom fsrni land (no overflow). 1,100 acres ln pas
ture. Good Improvements. Two sets of buildings. Abundance of go.d
water. Consldsiable timber near buildings. I own the ranch and wish to
get In touch direct with purchaser, not real estate agents. Heat euulpoud
ranch In Kanaas at a very low price; will sacrifice for oulck sale. Wait
some caah, could tal.s good eastern Kansas or Missouri farm land as Dart
pay and reasonable mortgage. Talk business in first letter.
Box 626. B. M. KUHN, BL00MINGT0N, ILL.
14 M t to M r 44 t K
74 t" ... ia M SS0 0 4 6
M 114 ... t to 7 tit ... t
14 ... U M. li ... 4 Ml
U tW ... tu .1 1M ... IM
SIIKHI'-Fur ths first time In weeks the
week opened with a snisller run at this
IMiInt thnn Chicago reported. At that,
though, local supplies were pretty decent,
be tig the largest to show up on a Mon
dsy since three weeks sgo. Kstlmated
receipts of 102 csrs. or !4.0i head, show
an Increase of nearly 2,0no over last Mon
dsy arw nearly twlcw as large as two
weeks sgo, and two and a ha t times as
heavy as for the corresponding day a
year ago. when onlv 8. MS head showed up.
Chicago, with heavy receipts snd a
sharply lower trade, proved a weakening
Influence this morning, and while local
supplies of fst laniim were not burden
some, values broke liil&c. Trading started
In good season, but the market was only
fairly active as a good many sellers held
on for the last lilt of strength tnere wss
In the market. Geneim ii.iallly was noth
ing to brag on. and toppy stuff was ry
Scarce. Best here brought S.W. with the
bulk of the fair to good stuff moving
dow nw ard to tN 60.
l-'eedcr outlet was broad, and while
feed lit lambs made up a good share of
the offerings they moved readl y enough
on a steady basis. Good llsht Slid
medium we ght feeder made $10, which
was last week's top. Falrlv good feeding
ewes that sold at $." 6 10 looked about
stesdy
Fat ewes, which as usual made up the
bulk of the mutton offerings were in
fairly good supply, and sold about a dlmo
to posslhly l.c lower tlmn last weeks
close. Good ewes of desirable we ghts
reached $0.60
(quotations on sheep and lambs: Imb.
good to choice, $H Wu.70; lambs, fslr to
gocd. IvdvM..-; Isiiibs. feeders. $7 7i.JH ;
yearlings, fair to ch, h e. $" .Ofrrt 75; year
lings, iiedeis, 100.7 00. withers, fair
to choice, So.i'rtvirt ewes, good to choice,
Ii 0i, u; ettcs, f hi r to good, $4.7iid6.U,
iwea, feeders, $ 60'ii6.16.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Price.
31 Idaho yourllnns 100 70
4 Idiihn yearl hgs 95 7
H'i Idaho lambs 75 8 70
3S Ideho rv i'i l.'l 6 50
l.Vi ldiiho ewes 112 6 60
8 cull ewes '. In 4 00
12 Idaho ewes 88 6 60
41
CHICAGO I.IVH TOtK MABKKT
tattle Weak Unera Weak fchceu
Weak.
CHICAGO. Nov. 16. CATTL1S Re
ceipts, U.O00 bead; market weak; native
hee.f cattle, STt.voiu'lO.SO; western steers,
$il.8.'.!tfi.46; cows and heifers, $2.7.4J8.26;
calves, Ss 7Mii0.75.
HOGS -Receipts. 48.000 head: market,
weak; 1M!25 lower: bulk of sales, $rt Si"lf
.M: light. $R:,a.85: mixed, is lo'7.i
heavy 4,10ii 7,06, rough, 0. 1 itfO 30; pigs.
$4.00.J 'Veil
$4.00.,J'Vi
FHKKP AND TAMBH Receipts 88.0-10
hesd; market weak; wethers $6.iu4.2u;
ewes, $3.604j0.56; lambs, Sxi.75 yS.OO.
Kansas l ltr Lire Hloek Market,
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 15. CATTLE Re
ceipts, iMoort bead, market strong: stock
ers and feeders, lOUc higher: prime fed
steers. $9.26010.00; dressed beef steers,
$7.6ojin0; weKtern steers, $6 5tVy'8.50; stock
ers and feeders. S3.50U-7.76; bulls, $4.60
6.75; calves, $rt.00ffi 10.00.
HOG9 Race pts 8.600 heal; market,
lower: bulk of sales fl.i'W flfl; henvv
Ml S'wij'fl 70; packers and butchers. $.605
S.70; llirhts, $0 8.vbH.0; nigs. $6.46((1.40.
BHEICP AND I.AMU8-Receti '"M
head: market lower; lambs, SS.Kim.66;
yearlings. $1(2617.26; wethers, l.ij"W-&;
ewes, S6.0OU6.76.
i ,
at. I.onla Live Ktork Market,
PT. LOIMS. Nov. 16 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8.100 head: market strong; natlvn
beef steers. $7 6(ff 10 40; yesrllng steers
and hclferr $.50rtl0 3.V cow. Sfl.fl04T.5n;
stockers and feeders. Sfi ntvg-7.73; southern
Weers. $fi.2.Vu 8 5; cows and heifers, $4.0i4J
6.60; native calve. $il.i'it 10 60.
HOGS Receipts, 9. MO head; market
lower; pigs and Hshts. $8.00ii'H.K6; mixed
and butchers. $S.5OHD0; good heavy, $u.6)
(8 8".
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Racelpta. 1.W)
head: market strong; native mu'tir,,
vearllnus, $6 60fi'7 25; lambg, SS.OCigv.OO;
sheep and ewes, S5.60itP3.26.
glows Cltv S.lve Block Market.
HIOI7X CITY. Is., Nov. 18. CATTLE
Receipts. 6.000 head: market gteadv ; na
tive ateers. S6.5cfiY.0O: bulls. $4.60(ff L6:
cows and heifers. $4 60fl85; canners. $3"0
Si4 00; stockers and feeders. $6.0oOV60:
calves, $il.00t)9.00;' bulla, stags, etc., $4.60
46.!5.
HOOS Receipts, 8 000 head; market. 15
ifiZOe lower: heavy. S6.S6flS.40; mixed SH.S0;
llrht $6.1UdT.S9: bulk if sales. $ SOUL 16.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Rscapts 8,"0
head; market lofillc lower; ewes, $5.0.0
6.40; wethers. S3.75tff8.35.
I
St. Jn'nli I.ls Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. IS. CATTLE Re
ceipts 2 100 head; market steadv; steers.
$SOnir8.50: rows and heifers, S48.00;
cslves. $ OnjM.25.
HOGS Receipt". 8 500 head; market
ire lower; top, $6.65; bulk of sales, $6.SCt?
6 60.
SHEEP AND TJlMnSRecelrts 1.501
head; market steady; lambs, SS.0u4J6.Tl.
I.lv Stock In RlaTht.
Receipts of live stock at the five prln
elnnl western markets:
Cattle. Hnrs Sheen.
South Omaha
Kansss City
St Louis
Chicago
Sioux City
S.700
24.000
10 000
n'0
.flOD
46. Oi0
2,000
l.fiOO
86.010
$.000
Totals
..70.100 29,800 72,600
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15. Rumors that
Europe was becoming a less active buyer
In Hrnsll and talk of an easier cost and
' freight situation were accompanied by
some scattering liquidation ln the market
I for coffee futures here today. Trade In
terests also appeared to be moderate
ciicia nun aiisi iteoiiifiai et
of 4 to 2 points actWe months sold about
7 to points net lower with March easing
off to 6.64a and May to 6.78o. At this
level, however, prices steadied on foreign
buvlng and covering which caused alight
rallies, with the market closing at a
net decline of S to points. Sales. In
cluding switches, (OOilO bsgs. November,
66S0; December, 6Sn; January, e-.fifiei
Februsrv. S.67c; March, S 6Ho; April, $.78c;
May, 677c; June. 6.&2c; July, i.Wc; Au
gust, 6.92c; September, 6.060; October,
IflOC.
Spot, easy; Rio No. 7, 7c; Santos No.
4, lc.
Cost and freight offers were compar
atively scarce owing to the holiday In
liraz I. but quotations were heard down
to y 16c for Santos 4s, English credits.
Mllrels prices were 60 rels lower st Bnnlos
and 2"0 rels lower at Rio. Rio exchange
wag l-22d lower.
I
trade OH Aarala Advaaeed.
PITTSnUROH. Pa., Nov. 16-An ad
vance of S cents a barrel on all grades
of crude oil, except Itagland, which ad
vanced S cents, waa announced today by
the South Penn Oil company.
Loral geearltlea
Quotation furnlahtd by Dunn, Brl
nkar ft Co.,
4 Omaha Nallooal bank bulldlug
knock
llnnkeia llortesTs Loaa
city Timet. pM
CHI National Bldg., 1 pair oast pfd..
Deer ft Co . pfd
Iralrmoat lilyainarT. pfd
Ford Mutor rompany. 1'anaa
Ktak Hul.lisr I'o. 7 per oenl drat p(,l
Serald Bulldtns I par cent pfd
1. 1 nr., In Tel ft Tal , ora
Now Kiaia Tel. pfd
Omaha a C H. St. Rr., pfd
flmans ft C. B Rr. ft B- pfd
8ule bank of Omaha
win a to
tnion tiluck Tarda Block
Bonds
Anlo l- rench I par oenl aotas, ISM.
German (ioT. I per cent ntea. 1M.
I.lnnln Tel ft Tel. , lfza
Marchanu H ft H. la. lt-1
Omnha Watar 4ia 1441
Omaha Clas la. ltlf
Oaia.U ft I' H Ht. Br 4a. 142
luwa, Rr ft UtM ta. 1MI
4(ed Cloud. Net.. 4Ha. 1.'4
gloua lllr Htork Tarda ta 1IM
loui rails. R P., la. IM
t'nlon Hlwk Tarda. Omaiia. 4a. IStl.,
Wl.hlta t'nlon Block Tarda 4a, UM..
Wajus Count? Hohools la
Bid. Aaked.
14 14
SA
10,
id
1 16
lot
44
TO
SS
111
111
7
400
1 4
100
4
41
11
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7
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4
II
101
vlt
l
46
4
4
S4
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106 11 ,
11 HOa
li
.. 8 000
..M.OiiO
.. 6 100
..22 000
. 6.000
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Succession of Declines and Fitfnl
Rallies Marked Course of
Exchange.
OPENING IS FAIRLY STRONG
NEW YORK, Nov. :5 A succession of
doi 1 ins and fitful rallies marked the
course of today'a Irregular market In
wh eh the fp. ml'inr specit atlve tactics of
recent weeks were again conspicuous.
The worst decline followed a mooerately
strong opening, the second occurrej at
midday, on rumors of another marine dis
aster In the European war sons and the
thltd snd niopt effective- came In the
last hour, largely obliterating all galnn
Final prices showed some improvement,
mainly on the continued strength of tho
metal group.
Coppers, w.'re, In f-vct the rest feature
of the list, those Iraues being consistently
strong on another sdvance In the price
I of the refined metal to ls cent n pound.
I Anaconna rose to me new recora oi
i SH1 and I'tah also made a new maxl
i mum on Its advance of 1 to 77. American
I Smelting was i-uhject to resiling sales
-of Its recent uprusii
' Studehsker was the most erratic of
'the wnr shares, opening at an advance of
i points to 170. which was soon cancelled.
Iter It regained much of Its decline,
oniy to fall lower thnn before. Other
I automobile Issues, especially Wlllys
t)erlaud snd General Motors, rose snd
I fell In slm Isr manner, and the ssine un
i even tendency was shared by mlr.or In
'duMibil and equipment stocks,
j l nlld States Steel wan under steady
, prcHKiite after Its Initial frnctlonal rising,
idecilnleg from M7 to S; gnd eos ng st
'87. Bethlehem Steel was sluggish, closing;
at 4k,. 1 up.
Rails were prominent ln the early deal
ings, chiefly because of the activity In
! Krle, Rock Island. Missouri Paclf'o and
I Denver A Rio Grando Issucp at tempo
I rarv advances of 1 to 8 points. Canadian
I Pacific, Chlcaso Northwestern and
'Northern Pacific wore among the few
I elements of strength In the representa
'tlve class but these also lost much of
'their advantage In the late dialing.
Total sales amounted to 7!.0oB ansrea
London continued Its offerings of our
stocks and bonds, Mercantile Marine
lasues. which were very strong, forming
a large part of the foreign selling. Total
sales of bonds, par value, aggregated
$6,r.xi,ftn0
I'ntted States and Panama bondg were
h'shcr hv to 1 per cent on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Silos. Htrh. Lew. Close.
Aln.li Oold ! "' H r1
Alla rhalmora W U
Amtrlun BNt Oupr I XX) M 1 7
Amfrimn -n 14-0.. M 4
Anwrlraa Icomnttrs .... 4 1 v 444 V
Amorlwn g. K 14.600 lt4 t
Am. 8. K pM 111
Am. eHln.r Rrflnlnf l.SIW 117 T7 117.
AfnrWn TmI a Tml .
1.10O 1 lt? 117
! Americas Tntwvoee ...
o in in at
Anmn Cnppsr 11 . r
1(17
us
M
444
n
11
ih
M
U
' Atrhlpoa l.T" 1" 1" w
I Hshtwia UiermiAtlre It MO 1 111
Aaltlmnrs Ohio S.m
44
M
Ilflhl.h.m Steel
Iirnokirn Rapid Transit
California Pvtrnlsvna ...
SO 44KV4
He
w
1,000 to
1 Cauitlas Pacific 14 1SSS
15
(Vntrsl ImOiw I tm t
! 1-heupMk Ohio U S4
t-hl.-sn (i W and 1
Ollcaao. M am. T
16
4
Otilcarn ft N. W 4V9 1U 144 134i
tlllcain. H . ft P. Rr.. ,7" l?H -t 11
ruino ivntifior M.tTO
s
7
JS
4
44
J
44
CVilnrado Tu A Iroa.... lo.lo
C'runihlK glucl It. MX)
imiw R. O rrg Hn
IM.illlcnr sortirltics 6 7fln
HI
44
4
Rrt , 41.no
lnral WIscfTio
177
1711
ecat Northern a-M..
Urtat No. Or fa .
l.tno 134 llf. liv
Ouii.tilMln IOi pi oration.. 11,000 74 71 T
llllnola rentral 17
Intertmmugh (ion. Corg.. 4 4O0 M 13 32
Inacliallnn (Virvor 14,7n 44 44 44
International Hametor... ft ! lot 1
Ksnaaa Clrr Southam.... fna a 1 11
Ihlsh Vallsy ,nno 11 H4 kim,
Ixniiavlll Nashxllls... ton 117 m 1-14
Votmn rvtmleuis 12 wrt II m
Miami roetisr 4.1'X) IS .14 U
Mlnnurt. K. ft T. pfd... fc 1 14 IS -4
Mi-4aonn ractrin 10. TOO 1 T4 7
Natlnr.nl Blaoult 1
National l .... l.MVl S4 e) .v
Nevada Oorner H'4,
Nw York -ntrl
N. T . N. H. H
Norfolk ft Wcatera
Nnrtharn Paclfls
Pacific Mall
i so 1" 10?V4 ioh
( x WIT4
," 110
4,000 117
80
7
11
114 .
l''t
1'6
li
41
14
4'i
a-.
It
pn
14 W
1't
"
, Pncltlc Tl. it Tsl
j Pennarlwanfa
! r-iiMmn Palace Car ,
4.400 10 (4
Ra Ton. Gnppsr 11 "
Renilln t.Sna
,PephH Iron ft Rtasl.... 4 4"0
I
t
i
i
ii
14
1
'4
ronhcm Pnctflo ....
Southern Hatlwar .,
.sv wn
OB t4
Pludehaker f'nmnanf IR.rOO 10
Tenneeaee rw-per f. 4'S Snl
Texas romnany 1.100 114
t'nlon Pacirtn la.4'1 11"
it-nlnn Pectflc tM 11lr
170H
1""'4
11- 1S
an
41
I'ntted Rtatea Htaol (0 too
r
V ft. Steel nfd
1.40 1' !' I'64
T'tah Popper
Weat-m Pntsn
Wemlnshmiss Klaetrlfl
Montnnn Power
flenerat Motor
SI 4W
Tf
7
son
, 17
40
(VI
10
'
loa
S7
41
ri
Wnhaah B alit.
I eon
M
Total bsIm for ths dar. In, OHO sham.
Nw York Moaey Marksl.
NTtV TORK. Nov. IS. MERCANTILE
p PThR .VS per cent.
STERI.INO faXCHANOEl Sixty -day
bills, S4 62; demand. S4.6u50; cables, S4.25.
SlLVEK-Bar, 00o; Mexican dollars,
S8VK.
nONDS Government, strong; railroad,
strong
T1MB5 LOANS Stesdy; sixty days, 1
Kr cent; ninety day and six months,
M per cent.
CALL MON KIT Steady-; high. I per
cent; low, 144 par cent; ruling rata, I per
rent; last loan, S per cent; closing; Did,
li tP cent; offered at S per cent.
Closing quotation on bonda today vara
as follows:
V. g. ret. la, rag.... twitMo. Pas. rr. U 44
So aonpos W N. Y. C. dob. 4s.. ..111
V. B. ta, rag 1meN. T. Oily 4...'.1S
do coupon lotvlN. T. Bute 4s....lUV
IT. g. 4s. iwg 104HN. T., N. H. ft H.
go soupoa 110 sr. 6s ..117
Panama la s4Mtioa..MlNo. Pastfle 4s....... tt
Am. Smalters Ss....ll4 dels ,, 6u
A. T. ft f. s. 4a..l(i7 Oi 41. U rat. 4s.... R
Armour ft Ce. 4s.. 41 Pas. T. 4V T. ss..... 4
Atrlvlaoa m. 4s.... S4 Penn. eon. 4a iaj
Bl. ft Ohio 4s 1H do gwa. 4 Via. loo
lien. Paolfla 1st eVVtTUadlns ssn 4s s
Chea. ft Ohio Sa... ! T U ft g. T. r. 4a
C. p. ft Q J. 4a ... eSugo. po. ct. to 107 J
O M ft 8 P g 4a.l07V do rsf. 4s MV
C. n. I. ft P. r. 4a. I Bo. lull war la 104
f. ft B. ref. 4Vva ... rrvvPn'on Pacific. 4s.... 7
T ft R. 0. ref Is.. 1 do sr. 4a M
Erie sen. 4a 14H p. g Rubber 6a.. ..101
Ocn. Blectrto Is. . ..104H r. B. Btaal Is 10414
Ot. No. let 4Ha. ... Wahash lat to 101
III. ( en nf. 4s ID Weat. Tnloa 4Ua Mil
K. r. Ho. raf. to... M'We. FJUa. eT. to.. 117
LAN. unl. 4a 44 Anglo-French, to -e M
14 K. ft T. 1st 4s..
Bid.
I.nadnn Btoek Market.
LONDON. Nov. IB. American sciir
tles of the stock market were qutte
steadv and a moderate business was
transacted. Large sa'es of American bonds
were probably due to reports that the
banks are advising clients to sell In order
to assist the exchange situation and the
adverse trade balance.
MLVFR Har, 24 7-ld per ounce.
MONEY 4 per cent. Discount rates:
Short bills and S months, &(&& per
cent.
Kvanoralefl Apples and Pried Fro Its.
NKW YORK. Nov. 18. F7VAPORATED
APPLKS Easv; fancy, -B1c; cholca, S
trc: prime. 7v.417c.
PKIRD FRT'ITS-Prunes. Irregular;
Callforniaa. S4i3in: Oregons. TJ40.
Apricots firm; choice, P-'ulOo: extra
choice, lOWfilOUc; fahv ngilHo. Peaches,
firmer; choice. 6V.1r;-; extra choice.
54r,ic; fancy, 6toic. Raisins, steady;
choice to fancy seeded, 'jc; seedless.
Htl'lle.
"Oldest Cnrb Houss la the Ooaatr
Bend for Oar
Weekly Market Letter
No. 605 M"
rBATrRBS IN THIS ISflB
BAllOOCK WTLCOX
im.4!)EV CX)PPEB
II KCIjA mining
KATHODJAN IIROXZE
Catlin Cl Powell Co.
IS Broad 8trrt New York
"Oldest Ooxb Xoass la the Ooutgy
TUB OlU UT KBV1BW (I een apMIO He.
geetlona tolling Sow rim aany taewH aaiall
sums la New Tork Stock bobSJin sewsrtlua.
leaued weeaiy II. W) a rear, ud lor ai
pa copies. Joaa klnlr ft Os 61 ITnadwaj
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