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    THE BEE: OMAHA, TIHMISOAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1915.
11
ron kknt
Karalanral Room.
8. 21ST AVK. 61 Nicely furnished, mod
ern rooms, close In; quirt home. Tel.
Douglas 713.
SPECIAL LOW RATrK
TO I'KHMANKNT GUESTS.
HOTEL SAN FORD, lth tnl Farnam,
HOTEL HARLKY. frMh and Fam.m.
TWO nil modern housekeeping rooms,
1721 Jackson.
FOR REST-One room to gentleman. 1 1
strictly modern private home, ol ee In;
reference. Thone Tyler W2.
KOUNTZK PLACE prlvnte home; suit
able 1 or I; board optional. Webster 67 ws.
NICELY furnished room for refined gen
tleman In strictly prlvnte modern home.
2201 Deer Turk Blvd. Tyler 2CM2-W.
JOIN PACIFIC DelUhtful. roiy. home
like room, for business men; strictly
modem and newly furnished. Ho,n."
privilege end reasonable rates to right
parties. tTtll Harney i.i.
FOR RENT lec. 1 large furnished room,
private bath; large closet; havs good
references. Well located.
Infornlsh-daHnnm.
ONE or 3 unfurniahed rooms strictly mod-
rartiKi without cnuurrn.
Housekeeping: Rooms.
FARNAM 2S2I Two nice housekeeping
rooma; e'lectrlclty, steam, gas range.
LaVENI'UKT, 20IR-TWO or THREB
NICELY FURNISHED HKPO KOOMri;
REASON ABTiK KtNT
TWO UN Fl'RN ISltKD rooms for light
housekeeping, on first floor, with pri
vate entrance; partly modern. Call Col
fax 269.
Furnished llonses.
WEST FARNAM.
Furntehed or I'nf urnished.
$40 ANl
Seven rooms, all modern, piano player;
ate; paved street; hslf block to cnr.
AMERICAN SECURITY (..
VI B. 17th St. I 'oni-lH, n"13,
7-R. house furnished. H. 331.
Houses anal Citmti.
North.
t: SEVEN rooms and hath, all modern.
2?24 Msnderson St. Web. 32i6.
BIX-ROoM cottage modern except heat,
2?43 N. 19th St. Phone Webster
FIVE-ROOM house, nearly new, modern
except furnace, only $19. Call Col. lulvl.
RENT FREE FOR TWO WEEKS Nice
eight-room house; newly decorated;
modern except heat; norm window and
door; price reduced to Sis. Web. 5Qft0.
FOR RENT 6-room house, all modern
convenience, 4 block to car. 4?,13 N.
SSth Bt. M. A. Past. 4519 N. 88th St.
Phone Col fan 1178.
FOR SMALL. FAMILY Entire uptalr
of residence; S nice large room and
bath: modeiSi except heat; clean and
comfortable; 110. Web. &.
6-ROOM cottage: mod. 1"31 S. : 1st. H. 'J926.
WALKING distance, 26, Dodge, 8-room,
modern. S26; key, 240; call Web. 475.
Rent Reduced
lIc) S-roora houe, modern except heat;
torm windows: arransed for two fami
lies If so desired; rent i-IX UiU Corby bt
Tel. Web. 72. .
24T7 Blnney, B-r. brick flat. Web. 731.
7 ROOMS, 217 Charles, $13. Wal. 2H.
24i5 EMMET. 6-r. rottwge. W. luf
FOR RENT 6-room, new, modern, ui-to-date
brick flat. 2330 Willow Ave.
Rent $36. Tel. I). 1530.
COTTAGES, 2H)!-11 SOUTH 20TH AVE.
S14 PER MONTH.
Two 7-room house. 8. W. corner 83d
and Howard. These houses have been
"very completely remodeled: new fur
naoea, combination light fixtures, hard
wood floor, new paper In every room
and closet. Summer porch, screened In;
In fact every comfort. 830.
ALFRED THOMAS 308 1st Nat. Bank.
DANDY mod. 6-r. cottage1; large yard;
Iron fence; on 24th car line; splendid lo
cation; new gas stove; electric! lights;
$18.60. 8411 8. 24th. '
FOR RENT
New, mod. 6-room house and aleeplng
f torch, full basement, east front, excel
tnt neighborhood, close to car line.
South Tl.
STRICTLY mcdern, 7-r., Hnnscom Park,
cottage, oak floors. 826. Tel. Har. i2i.
7-ROuM, modern, a-5 Poppleton Ave.
MODERN 7-ronm house. 1619 Park Ave.,
$30. Phone Harney lu.".
bZl PARK AVE. S-rooni mod. home, $.16;
garage extra. Carey Cleaning Co. H. ifl.
t-ROOM cottage.
Water paldj
111 a. 2ih St., $U
ALL modern, fine repair.
29th St., near Maaon.
S-r. ; 830 8.
S608 N. 28th Ave., 6-room house. $10.
Stores, moves, packs, ships; 3-horse van
and 8 men, 81.26 per nr. ; storage $2 per
mo. sattafaction guar. u. tum & xy. iw.
Sllacellaneous,
114 S. 20TH, 7-r. all mod. house newly
fapered and painted; closo in; 85.
314 N. 27th, 6-r., cot., mod ex. lit., $li.
a36 S. Hth, 6-r. cot.; part mod., $U.
306 N. Wth, 6-r.; not mod.. $.
RASP BROS.. Douglii 1668.
1108 N. lth St., good 6-r. cottage, part
modern; walking 4 stance; eaves car
far. $18. T. J. Hook, 1101 N. 18th.
Globe Van&Storage
Etorea, moves, packs, ahlpa; 8-bors vaa
and t men, ILi per br.; storage $2 pet
mo. Batlstactlon guar. D. fix Ik Ty. liM.
I-R. cottage, newly decorated; rent
cheap; mod. except heat: storm win
dows. 8i 20 Cor hy St. Web. 1343.
Gordon Van Co. SSs
Storage.
C N. Uth 8t.
Tel D 3M or Har. 1T.
Inll S. 8sd St.. 8 rooma and bath.
8006 Franklin St., 6 room and bath.
W7 FranKiin M., & rooms ana o&tn.
PHONE DOUGLAS 2X19.
MOD. 6-r. cottage, full basement, reason
able to adult. 1947 8. 2nth. Har. 46u4.
6EK the Central Furniture Store s FHEU
RENTAL 1. 1ST
aard s matti I'mo
ng, paeMi, snipping.
7U Webster Bt.
I'ougias J4MI
t-ROOM cottage, partly modern; good
condition, 81K.60. 423 N. 84lu. 11. 27K1.
F1UEUIT
bHvTi MM
Pbona Douglas 888 for cum pie t list of
vacant bouses and apartmeius; auto for
storage, moving, l'tri anU Jackson Sta
WANTED To buy on monthly payments,
small stors room, with living rooms
sbove, In Central school district. Phous
Red 7S64.
BURLETTE. iM. k-room house wUU
bath and furnace, $:. Call Web. 464.
H.miqu Crelsh Sons & Co., Bee, Bldg.
nouses -i, , c( tto. cUy
JO T ") J lip. Co., moving.
Keen Peking & storage.
(VilXW .,7 Karnam D. 614a.
FIREPROOf WAREHOUSE
SEPARATE, locked rooms, for house
hold good and pianos; muting, packing
and snipping.
OMAHA A N A.NIJ biVHAUK I U.
14 , bsth bt.
Doug. 41oA
Store an 4 Offices.
FOR RENT OR LEASE.
At T14 South lith St., Omaha, old stor
sge room appioxunateiy 4nxtJi feet,
cooled with Ice. railway siding for two
cars, suitable fur fruit, vetielablca, beer,
meats, butter. Cheap. R. Waller, phone
267 or 336 Benton St., Council Bluffa. o
WANTED TO BUY
SLIGHTLY Uked roll lop desk, not lust
than 64 Inches lung. Pnler new vug
sanitary type, good make. Also flat top
desk or table and chairs, rjive best casn
erics and description. Address C 4J2, Bee.
wu. pay 1 nicago pile lor aluminum
serap castings. Psxion-Mtictit-ll t:o.
COOD t or room, well located, clear
house, around $2,5). pay for U In clear
loia. Colfax 493
WK Cay Chicago pri. es for aluminum
scrap casi ngs Paton-Mlt. h-il o.
strictly bU-h sra.le i.Ihmo Web 3T.S
Ysle buys evervt'tii ,1 hand. Wen 4 H.
WANTED Second hand leather LePlng',
any blse or quantity. leather Preserver
Co.. 642 W. Jackson Blvd.. Chicago. III.
Rad Them Every Day7TtWlifPay !
Tbs Want As 1 Ta
, REAL ESTATE
FARM A- H II I. !. FOR HALR
lona,
FOR SALE or exchange, my H.fW) equity
In a lM-ai re. eastern Iowa farm. Flrst-
clasx improved lund, city property or,
elock of god. For particulars addreaa
Knx 412 Watertnwn, 8. P.
Kaaaaa.
CHOICE Improved 4 In Phillip county,
Kansas, black soil. Exchange fnr rat
tle, other land or eaah $t,uu. Hellyer.
Republican City, Neb .
M I unroot a.
40. 80 or li acre good heavy oll. well
settled tart of Todd county, Minn.;
food road, schools and churches. Price,
IS to J-V per are. Term. $1 per acre
cash, balance 81 per acre a year; 6.01
acre to dcct from. Schwab Bros., 1028
Plymouth KM.. M tnneauolls. M'nn
10) ACRES, Meeker county, Minnesota;
100 under cultivation, clay loam soil,
halnnce hav meadow and pasture; good
buildings: $70 per acre- easy terma. Au
gust Renam, R. 6. Litchfield. Minn.
Mrhraaka,
FOR AI.K C40 aorrs, mile from Kim
ball, Neb.; near railroad station; $12.60
per acre. Will consider Omaha (clear)
residence prolerty In part payment. Ad
dress L. Hee office. South Omaha.
TOR "ALE Rat larga body high-grade
medium priced land in Nebraska; very
little money required C. Bradley, Wat
bach. Neb. .
Mew York.
NEW YORK FARMS FOR
SALE
RENTER, DON'T BLAME FAILURE
IN LIFE TO LACK OF OP
PORTUNITIES. Here In one today, waiting for you to
grnsp. 4-acre farm, new house and barn,
orchard, wooda. village and summer re
sort, 1 mile Syracuse, state macad. road
all the way. Price, $1.b00; $Jj0 cash. $100
yearly.
THIS BAROAIN OFFSETS ALL EX
PENSES AND LEAVES A HANDSOME
PROFIT.
8S-acre fruit farm that turn off 11,600
yearly. Price, $3,4iO.
WHY TRAVEL ABOUT LOOKING
FOR BUSINESS?
I."t0-acre farm; building worth $9,onO.
Price. $6,000; $0 cah. $200 yearly. Writ
for photos.
R. R. fare one way to purchaser.
E. Munson,
242 8. Fallna Pt., Syracuse, N. Y.
Wis
seta
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dalnr and
ireneral croo state In the union: settlors
WMnted: lands for sale at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet 34 on Wiscon
sin Central Irfinfl urani. r.xceiieni tanas
ror stock rnislng. it interesiea in iruu
laniti mmt fnr booklet on snDle orchards.
Address Land and Industrial Dept., Soo
Line IlHllwav. Mlnnespolls. Minn.
Mlscellaneona.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR 8 A LET
Write n cood description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City, (la.) Jour
nal, "Iowa s Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five words every Fri
day evening. Saturday morning and every
Satumav evening ann Munnay ror one
month, giving sixteen ada on twelva dif
ferent days for 82; or 60 words. 84, or 75
words. t.
largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper. 260.000 readers daily in lour great
states.
FOR 8ALF3.
120 acres; 62 acres under government
ditch; paid up water, balance pasture
land: 3 -room house: some fence; 8 mile
to railroad town; school and postofflce
close; X2.3UO. Term. Box 1223, Alliance,
Neb.
FARMS WANTED
DAIRY farm for rent. About 4nf aoras.
Two mile from Council Bluffs. One
of the best dulry farms In the country.
If per acre. Apply to George O. Clark,
18 Pearl St. Phone 174. Council Bluffa. la.
Use The Bee's "Swapper" column.
HEAL ESTATE LOANS.
$1"0 TO 810,000 made promptly. F. D.
Weed, "Wead Bldg.. 18th & Farnam Bt.
FARMS and city loans at lowest ratea
TOLAND A TRUMBULL. 448 EVae Bklg-
CITY and farm loans, 6, 64. per oent.
J. H. Dumont Co., 41 State Bank.
A "For Sale" ad will turn seoond-hand
furniture Into cash.
WANTED Good farm and city loans at
lowest rate.
PETERS TRUST CO.. 122 Farnam.
5T AMI for loan on best class city
residences In amounts 82.0HO up, also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRl'ST CO., 122 Farnam St.
CITY proiierty. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas, 228 State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATfcJ CO..
1018 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 2715.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg.
(ICL CITY LOAN. C r,. Carlberg, 80s
u7 J2 Brsndei. Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
RANCH WANTED 1. 000 to 1,600 Improved
Nebraska ranch; must tie cneap; warn
to trade In splendid 2u0-acre Cass county
Improved farm, 2 miles from good town.
T H. Pollock. Plattsmouth. Neb. o
NEBRASKA land, Omaha city property
to trade for restaurant, grocery, meat
market, picture show. Address L sot, xea
RHAL ESTATE NORTH bEDE
A FLORENCE BOULEVARD
BAROAIN
on the
PRETTIEST MILE
Price cut from $7,600 to 36.900 for quick:
sale, as owner Is forced to leave city.
This place consists of a lot 90 feet wide
and 840 feet deep. A beautiful lawn, fins
shade trees, lots of fruit apples, pears,
peaches, plums, cherries. A beautiful, alt
modern, quarter-sawed oak finish home,
bungalow style, with hot water heat and
all modern Improvements and conveni
ences. A fine large garage and drive
way. Must sea this to appreciate It.
Ijet us show you through some time this
week. a this snap csn't last long.
JEFF V. BEDFORD & SON,
223 Keeltn Bldg. Douglas 3392.
CLOSE IN
Nearly new, 6 rooms, east front lot:
paved street; nar Crelghton university;
all modern; price S4.?so
C. 0. CARLBERG,
812 Brwndels Theater Bldg.
CONTRACTOR'S SALE
Am going south, must sell, mjr new 7
room home, beautifully finished: 4 clesr
lota well located. 1 mortage. Price no
object, but must be all cash; also Mitchell
peciaj amo in line conouion. lumiiure,
paint, lumber, everything goes.
PHONE COLFAX 4193.
1824 SAHLER.
6-ROOM house, modern except heat. 302?
Manderon. Owner. Douglas 82K1.
BUNGALOW
New, 4-room. bath, clectrle
lights and gas; corner lot, I
blocks from oar; $100 down, $25
a month. Douglas 7393.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
JUST W1IAT YOU WANT
l-arge living room. dining room,
kitchen, pantry, rear entry, Wtf, ce tlX
space: oak fiiiioh and floors, two nice
bed rooms, sun room and bath on second
floor; corner lot. facing east and south.
I-ocated on . 8Mb avs. near Arbor,
pri. e $.1,6uu. $5fti cash, balance monthly
This is close to school and Haiiscom
lmrk C. 0. CARLBERO,
313 BraiMUIa ThaaUr Bldg.
'GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat it Weak and Sells from Un
changed to Two Cents Under
Tuesday's Prices.
RECEIPTS ARE VERY LIGHT
OMAHA. Novemher 17.
The wheat market was weak today,
selling from unchanged to 2c lower. The
receipts of thia cereal were not very
heavy and the cssn demand wss eut
fi. lent to take care of the light run.
Corn rr,l lit a wr lltfht anil tne De
mand for this cereal was not very active,
Corn ranged from unchanged to So
lower.
There wa very little oat sold today
and the receipts of this cereal were very
light. Oats were quoted from uncnangea
to Vc lower.
Rye receipts were heavy again today i
and there was tinrniy enougn oemano irt
take car of the offerings. Rye sold from
lo to Sc lower.
Barley was quoted nominally un
changed.
Clearances were: heat ann Hour,
equal to 1,808.000 bu.; corn, 18,000 bu.; oats.
2.1100 bu.
Uverpool close: Wheat and corn, un
changed. Primary wheat receipt were 2,fiW.0n0 bu.
nil shlpmnts 1.3fT7.flOO bu., against re
ceipts of 8,0(.noo bu. and shipments of
L7..7.O0O bu. last year.
Primary corn receipt were W2.fl00 bu.
and shipments SM.OuO bu., against receipts
of 1,271.000 bu. and shipments t.f itv bu.
lest year.
Primary oats receipts were 1.422.000 bu.
and shipment l.RU.OOO bu.. against re
ceipt of !s!Mii0 bu. and shipments of 91S,-
000 bu. last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
WheL Corn. Oats. Rye.
Chicago 1.15 158 SW
Minneapolis ... ...
Duluth 742
Omaha w J3 18 82
Kansas City .... 242 46 10
Pt. Iuls S4 27 38
Winnipeg 1.27
Theaa sales were reported today:
Wheat: No. 8 hard winter: 8-8 of a car,
81.00; 1 car (choice!, W: 1 car (dark),
!c; 1-6 of a car, 97c; 2 cars. 9tvJ; 8 cars.
Wo; 1 car, 9f.vo; S cars, c; 1 car, WHo;
8 cars, Mc; 1 car, S3Sc No. 4 hard winter:
1 car, 9oc; 1 car. 94Sc; 4 cars, SHo; 1 car,
93V; 8 oars, :v.c; 8 cars. 82c; 1 car
(burnt). SfiWc. Sample: 1 car. SSo; 1 car,
86c; 8 cars, 83c; 1 car 82c; 1H cars, 80c;
1 car, 66c; 1 car, Mc. No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
3o; 1 car, 2Sc; H of a car, lc. Rve:
No. 2: 1 car, 924c; 1 car. 91c. No. l: 4 4-6
cars. 90c. No. 4: 2 cars, 8Sc; 1 car. K7lc.
Sample: 1 car, ssc. Corn: No. 2 wh'te:
2 cars, imc No. 8 white: 4 cars. i"o.
No. 8 yellow: 8 cars. (: " No. :
1 car (new), 68e. No. (I yeliow; " " if a
car, 83c. No. 1 mixed: 1 car, 62" -"i of
a car, 52e. No. 2 mixed; 1 car, g'.c: ' car
(high colon. 2Vjc. No. S mixed: 1 car,
62c. No. mixed: 1 car, 61Hc. Sample: 1
car (white), Glc. Oats: No. 2 white:
1 car. 364c No. 8 white: S cars. 844c No.
4 white: 2 cars, 84c. Sample: 8 cars. S2r;
8 car. S14c- 1 car. Sic; 1 car. 30c; 1 car,
28r; 1 car, 26c.
Omaha Cssh Prices Wheat: No. 2
turkey PScgJl W: No. 3 turkey. fl 9c;
No. 2 hard. fjfre; No, 8 hard. 9SWc;
No. 4 hard. 92i&9c; No. 2 sprnlg. M'rjO'e:
No. 8 sprlrg. Mfl37e: No. 2 durtim.
97c; No. 8 durum, SfiMc; rample, Ufp
S5c Corn: No. 2 white. filHifi'il'V: No.
5 white. 6ifi14c: No. 4 white, imfin'.4e;
No.' 5 white, 4,lc; No. white, i0H
0ic; No. 2 vellow. MVlflnlSUc: No. 8
yellow. W3i4e: No. 4 vellow, 02r3Ho;
No. 6 vellow, 624MSo; No. yellow. 24
No. 2 mixed. 2ST!4c: No. S
mixed. 61W62C: No. 4 mixed, ttHfitilNe:
No. S mlxod, SlVllHe: No. mixed, Mft
61Hc. Oats: No. 2 white, S6Wc; stand
ard, 8,r.:i64c: No. 3 white, 84V,'ft344c; No.
4 white, HJHttMc. Barley: Malting, S?3I
ffic; No. 1 feed. 4rvffStc. Rye: No. 2, 804
(&91c; No. 3. 894O90C.
Chicago closing prices rurnisneo: The
Bee by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 316 South Sixteenth. Omaha:
Artlclel Open. I H'gh.l Low. Close. I Ves'v.
Wheat I
Dec. 1 04Sig. 1 064 1 03V4 1 03!l 044
1 04 1 04'
May. 1 084 1 01 1 0T4 1 06ff 1 0tH
1 otiH 1 07V
Corn I
Dec. B0Sl fil 80 aO'4 00
May. 64V4yiiJ 644 3S 31 MV4
Oats
Dec. SRHW 8"i 384 38 ,WH
, May. 404SPI 40!4 39 39's 404
Pork
Jan. 1 70 1 70 46 674 M 7 1 474
REAL ESTATE INATC8TV ENTS
Fine Chance for Investment
80x280, 1 block from Ames, 1 block from
Fontenelle Park. 3700,
60x160, north sld of Ames, near 30th
St, X0. Quick sals.
$1,000 Cash for Both.
Tel. Walnut 1940 or address F 411. Be.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
KIO-HT blocks from the car. in Benson,
Just outside city, where taxes are low
and where one can pasture cjw free and
raise chlckeiit, on free range and cut
down the high cost of living, 6-r., (nearly
new), 14-story cottage, with large pan
try, closets and store room; 100-barrel fil
tered cistern, with pump In kitchen, con
nected to cesspool: electric light and tele
phone; largs chicken house, wired run,
big bed of strawberries; all kinds of extra
selected fruit, shrubbery and shade trees;
3 full lots; near school, churches and
stores. An Ideal placs for family desiring
to live In the country and at the same
tlms enjoy all city conveniences, except
high taxes. Price, $2,300: $100 down. $16
month. .Owner, 6206 MoKlnley SL. Ben
son. Phone Benson 681.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
IT'S BRAND NEW
Peven room bungalow; all modern; oak
finish; large living room; rooms all
newly decorated, screens, window shades;
k- i""i . tun naiirniviii; line ou 11. 101;
paved street; located In the heart of
Dundee. Price right. Terms easy.
RASP BROS.,
108 McCague Bldg. Douglas 18.
REAL ESTATE MISt "KLLANEOUS
Must Be Sold
By December 1st.
$300 Cash
A client of ours must sell a 8-room.
nearly new, bungalow, located on a big
58x160 corner lot. handy to good car line,
school, stores, etc, PrW U.1M. If you
ioins mr a nice little iiomt, let ui
show you this at once.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
230 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Phone n. 498.
ACRE and quarter of ground, all set to
fruit and bearing; eight-room house on
premises; well and cistern; must sell
cheap; 3th St ; three blocks south county
line South 1667.
I AVK about K) city lots In growing
Ktst n?.r or In Omha. Mk an offr.
LEGAL NOTICES
auusri ii imu 01 1 n H r r j,., (1 .
serial bond of said district until 1 is
o clock p. m. on the 7th dav of December
1914; said bonds era issued Under ami t -virtu
of an Act of the legislature oi ill
state of Nebraska, approved March 26th
(Signed) CATHERINE RORirn-ro
Secretary Short Lin Irrigation District.
Ndut
xieaa 1 nem every iay. it Will Pay!
The Wast Ads la The Be.
Notice 1 hereby given that sealed Dro.
po-als will bs receTved by the BoarfTf
Directors of the Short Lin Irrigation
District st their office In tile Villas if
bayard. Neb., for the purchase o? fir.
iMn thousand f I v a k. , . in-
urn, session laws ii-wj, c rispier 70 and 11
smendments thereto and pursuant to a
vote of the majority of th guallfled else,
tors of said district. The Board .r?2??J
reserves the right te rajeot any and uii
bids and will In no event sell any of aM
bonds for less than nlnety-fh, per rn
of the fac value thereof, by order,.
the Board of Directors er ot
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Feat area of the Tradlasr 4 Inatnaj
rrlcea n Roar a ef Trade.
CHH'Atlo, Nov. 16 Scarcity of cn-ean
tonnnge brought about fresh declines to
day in the price of wheat. The market,
although steaitv at the close. was
VUc to IfrlVtc net lower, with lnfmlwr!
i.im-V ann v ai l.n-x'a '. t-orn
finished c to W down, oats off V to
0 and Itrov IjKlona unih, han.l 1 AJUhi-
lilKher.
Free selling by holders formed the
order of the dav most of the time In
wheat. Difficulties In obtaining vessela
had noticeably Impaired the vigor of
export Inquiries, and had caused almoet
from the atari an evident corresponding
loss of confidence among the bulla Rela
tive firmness In quotations at Uverpool
seemed to have only a transient effect
here and other bullish news, such as an
estimate of 20 per cent reduction of the
domestic winter cron acreaire In seven of
the leading Mutes was ao lacking In '
any permanent Influence. I
Near the end of the session a little
inojr m ine wnear marsei. too piece as
the result of some export business by the
way of the Gulf of Mexico, having been
imssinie owing to earner oecnnra
ill prices, especially In Omaha. The Gulf
sale were said to have been at the
lowest basis so far on this season's crop.
lorn went lower with wheat and In
In
consequence of a liberal crop movement
o- r',,,iii,i eei-Liuna Ul inn oeiu
' ( o iiriiinnn whb mow. onifl
attributed chiefly to buying orders from
ine larger pm'Hers.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 red.
$1 1211.13': No. 8 red. $1,094: No. 2 hard,
$1.044(fil.0(!4; No. 8 hard. S9ct1.08. IMrn:
No. 2 yellow, old, 6o; No. 4 yellow, new,
6!iHif?Vc; No. 4 white, new. 67fi674e. Oats:
No. 8 white. 4tT!',c: standnrd. 3sii39c.
Rye. no sales. Barley. n7iWc. Seeds:
Timothy, Sb.tii.0t: clover, $in fliv,o m
Provisions: Pork, $14 60; lard, $.; ribs,
SlO.nmfTlO.M.
BCTTER-teady: creamery, f34fl.msc
LOGS Ixiwer; receipts. 8.74" cases;
firsts. 29c; ordinary firsts. 2fi4sf274c; at
mark, esses Included. 2tH)2e.
POTATOES I'nsettled; receipts 43 eara:
Michigan ancj Wisconsin, whites. KWJrr
Mnkota and Minnesota whites. 66i2o; Da
kota and Minnesota Ohlos. 66iir00c.
POt'LTRY Alive, unsettled; fowl. o;
springs, 134c; turkeys. 18if22c
SIKW YORK OENF.RAL MARKET
Qaotatlona of tha Day an Various
Commodltlas,
NFW YORK, Nor. 17.-FLOUR-Steady.
, EAT Spot, easy; No. 1 durum,
H.UV f. o. h. New York; No. 1 northern.
Duluth, $1.08'l. and No. 1 northern. Mani
toba, $1,104, c. 1. f. Buffalo. Futuies
were weak; December. $1.11.
CORN Spot. eay; No. 2 yellow, 73'4o.
prompt shipment.
OATS-Baroly teady; No. 8 white, 41'4
ti41Vo.
HAY Steady; prime, $1.S24i No. 1, $1.30,
No. 2, $1.20; No. 8, Sl.iosjl.06; thlpplnc, Idle
hops yuiet; state, common to
choice, 1016, 21ii30c; 1914, "tffUc; Pacific:
coast 1915, i2(g'15c; 1914, 10ai2o.
HIDES Steady; Bogota, SotfUe; Cen
tral America, 2.0.
LEATHER Firm; Hemlock firsts, 330
S4c: second, ?2tT33c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady;
$17 0iV(il7.Mi; family, S22.KiiV3 8);
chars, $1S.6O&21.(P0. Beef, steady
$UU0u 17.10; family, $l8.0o5l'i.iO.
mess,
short
mess.
Lard.
steady; middle west, x.06(f9.16. 1
TALLOW Dull; city, 74c; coWry.
774n; special, 8c.
BUTTER Firm: receipts 8,213 tubs;
creamery extras, 31S324c; firsts, 274 294c;
seconds, Cu'2c.
EUUS Irregular; receipts, 8.078 cases;
fresh gathered extra fine, 43ft44c; extra
firsts, 40(fj42c; firsts, 8637c; soconds, tVit
S4c
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 306 boxes;
state, whole milk flats, held specials,
lti'np; average fancy. 16ifilc; current
mtike, specials, 164J'16c; average fancy,
154c.
POULTRY Dressed steady; western
fresh chickens, barrels, lfnu'23o; fresh
fowls, Iced. 12jjl7e; frosen turkeys, lSUo.
Alive, sternly; western chicken. 16o;
fowls, 1349 loo; turkey. 18cffic.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
PfllTl TOT A II.. - rr-. , - W . , -
over 7 ll., 17c; broiler, l&44i7c; springs,
11c; ducks, 10o: geese, luc; hens. 9ullc;
young gltinea hens, each, S5c; roosters, Sc.
OYSTERS Chesapeake, standards, per
gallon. $1.10; standards, $1.25; selects, $1.60;
nortnern, standards, 11.46; selects, $l.it;
New York counts, $1.90. Northern, small
cans, ':'! 2Sc; large cans, 36H5c. Chesa
reake. small cans. 30ii2ac: large cans. SOii
Sac
FISH Halibut, 13o; salmon, frssh pink,
9c; fresh red. 124c: catfish, fresh, ldc;
trout, fresh, 13c; white fish, fresh, 17c;
red snapper, fresh, 13c; catfish, frosen,
13c; smelts, frozen, 10-1 b. boxes, $1.26;
smoked white fish, 14c. kippered salmon.
17c.
FROZEN FIRH-Hallbut. sixes to suit,
104c; catfish, large, for steaks, 18c; sal
mon, falls, 9c; salmon, silvers. 10e; No. 1
trout, He; No. 1 whlteflsh, drssssd. lOo;
No. 1 whlteflsh, large, 16c; No. 1 whlta
flBh, Jumbo. 18c; pickerel, round W. C.
6c; pickerel, headless, 8c; black bass,
order alia, 26o: herring, dressed, pair
frosen, oc; blueflah, extra fancy, 13c; red
napper, headless, dressed loci; floun
ders 10c; scallop, per gallon, $3.00.
SMOKED FISH-Whlta, 10-lb. baskats.
per lb., 10.
, KIPPERED FleH-Salmon. 10-lb. bas
kets, per lb., l7o.
CELERY Mammonth, per dog., 7So.
BEEF CUTS Ribs, No. 1, 194o; No. 3,
I640; No. 3, 124o. Loins, No. 1. 214o.
No. 2, 18ci No. 3, lo. Chuck. No. 1,
10c; No. 2, 94c; No. 8. Sc. Round, No.
1. 14c; No. 3, 18c; No. S, l. Plats. No.
I, li4c; No. 1. 940: No. 3, 84C
L1VI0 POULTRY Broilers, 14 to 14
lbs., In separata comp., 17c; over 14 to
lbs.. 16c; springs, any slse, 134; ducks.
Picked, 4 pries, but not wanted. Uo;
hen, over 4 lb. pr Ib H4c; roosters,
84c Turkeys. 17c; old Toms, 16o; under
8 lb., 8c; less than S lbs. each not
wanted. Geese, full, feathered and fat,
so; picked, 4 price, but not wanted.
Guineas, each, 36c; young, 1 to 14 Iba
each. 86c. Homer squabs. 14 01. and over,
$8 00; 10 to 13 os., $3.00; No. 1, must weigh
os., $1. 60: under S os, too Pigeons, any
kind, per dos.. duo.
k FrV.',t 'n.1 vageUhle prices f urnUhed
by Oil nskl Fruit company:
FRL'ITS-Callfornia Valenclaa, 136. box,
$4 75; 1;4. $6 UU; 17us, 2uu. 216s, ftjOs and
2. 3r'.5f. lemons, Golden Bowl, 800s.
box, $650; 311. $5.00; silver Cord, 3u0..
$6.(); ssi, $4 6.1. Peaches. Colorado El
berla or California Salwsvs. crate 76c
Pear. Winter Nellla, box. $2 2. Grapes'
Tokays, orate, $1.76: Emperors, $3.00; F;m
perors, In kegs, $3.76; Itnriorted Malagas
bbl., $8.00 to $.60. Bananas, bunch, $1 76
to 84.00.
Crimes Golden apples, fancy. 1301 ner
box; Wlnesaps. old fashioned; Washing
ton, $2.36 per box; Arkansas Blacks
fancy, $2 50 per box; Btaymen Wlnesaps!
fancy, all sites. 32.36 per box: Black
Twigs extra fancy, all slse. fa 36 per
box; Rom Beauties, eura fancy all
lxes. S2.00 per box; Wsgners,. extra fancy,
all alse. 32.26 per box; Spnseuburg
larga sites only. 2.60 per box; Jonathaii
Idaho, extra fancy. $176 per box; Jona
than, fancy, $1.6u per box; Roms Beauties
extra fancy, all sites, $2.00 er hox:
Pesrmalnea, extra fancy, all sites, Colo
rado, $2.00 per box; Pearmalnee, fancy
tl.76 per box; Peannalne. choice. $1.60 par
,ox.
J M. Bschtel's Jonathans, 34 80 per
barrel; Wallbridge, $4 On per barrel; 0m
Itens. $4 00 per barrel; Black Twkgs, $4 00
per barrel: Ben Davit. :iU per ban si;
Missouri Pippins. $4.00 per barral; York
Imperials, $4 (10 per barrel: Willow Twigs
$4 UO per barrel; Wlnesaps, 84 00 par bar
rel; Huntsman s Favorites, $4 00 per bar
re'. Star Bra"nd Ben Davis. 81 75 per barrel
Willow Twigs. $1.26 per barrel; Wlnesaps.
$3 60 per barrel; Jonathans, 83.60 per bar
rel Shield Brand Black Twigs. S3 60 per
hitrri,!: IIImcU Thiul connnwrtclal l,r,r.H
S3 26 per barrel; Ben Davis. Illinois. U't
per barrs1.
VEOETABI.E3 Cabbage lb., 140. Head
lettuce, dot., $1.00; leaf lettuce. 4uc. Cel
ery, Pascal, dot , 76c: Jumbo, 76c; Mich
igan. &. Onion. Spanish, crate, $1 60;
red. lb., 2c; yellow, lb., 14c Cauliflower,
crate, $3.00 Brussel sprouts, lb.. Vjc
Tomstoes, lug, 81 60. Pepiti, basket. 76o.
Paisley, dot., 3Cc. Rutabagas, lb , 14o.
(Ireen beans, wax, basket. $l.m). Siiuaah,
lb.. ln. Pumpkins, lb.. 14c Artichokes,
dot.. $1 26. Casaba. crate. 38.00. Pota-t-es,
Colorado whit stock, bu., 76e;
OUloS, Uc. Sweetpotatoea, bbl., $i 60.
Dec.
1-anl
.Ian.
May.
tUhs
Jan.
Mav.
Hl.lT
Vtllllalhl,, I. m . w - . . . ...
,.-u., ...i..i.. . iT .w- LI- ! Nov. l.'i C.eu, 7 4 I o: lol
bo'aVd. bow;ver: lielTed" to gtr-U, The" 51 j "J J ;7,!
market to a certain extent. ' . J 7,' 1 i J .,7 ! S uin
lVovlslon. scored a. In. In nearly all ' J f J S V ! S, ? 44l T W
option nolwlth8tandlig a decided break j.- - ! K i J . J S J IV Ji
In the price of hogs. The unturn was Nov- 1(l I 7 N. ( 8 Wl 7 44, 7 W
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Show Very Little Chang; in
Either Direction Sheep and
Lambs Abont Steady.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
OMAHA, Novemler 17. Isn.V
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
IHflclsl Moii,,IY 10,2,8
Ofllcial TlleaiUv
3
3.700
24.3ii2
is f.14
Won
im
KH.ITS
4? OH
livK..l
Esllniale Wednesday.. S.2i
Three dsvs this week 24.84S
Same days Isst week ,.i.i
Same days 1 weeks sxo 8t.a.
Same days 8 weeks stjo 34D
Same days 4 weeks ago ;'.:J
l'l "OH
U.777
1" yiU
":
IS.S'3
:lllle Uhs last enr..,4
2i.(44
:t.i
The following table show the receipt
of cattle ho. .( al.een at tha Omaha I
live stock mai ket
for the vear to aate. as,
riltllllArn,! m-llh mmt va-ar:
V'li. D14. Inc.
Cattle 1 072 474 827 S-X 26 118
Hogs 2SM.84J 1.9iHil HiW.v
Sheep 2.!K).6i2 b'l.!W
The following table shows the average
prlcf-s of hogs at the Omaha live slock
nai ls, in
market for the last few days, with com-
Date. I 19K
I 1914 I l!M3.i lt12 I 1911 p i!lO.
j mov
, t.,'
V
2.
8.
4.
6.
7 044 I 7 68, 7 711 $ 041 7 871 7 78
6 99 I 7 10 7 Til 6 Mi 7 9l T M
7 iu I ( a ii i u i w
7 09i 7 It Ml 8 09 ! 7
7 11 Hlllt IS .r 1 74
7 86 7 4sJ 7 8.i T 86 7 70
S fc4
MS
gx,
C",'
. N"T,"
K-"
W ... J M 7 Mi 7i, S lit I 7 '
v- I
34, 7 tvl , T'i a 14 J
Tr
1 174
T 6S i 7 Sl
I T 7T
7 73 j
7 Ml 7 .
S i H 08 T Tl
t U 7 ) 7 7
81, 7 7 7J
i til 7 84 1 7 1-
Nov" f
T Si
7 to
7 4;
JxqV, 10
614
K'nv II
7 HH 7 M
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the t nlon slock yards In Omaha for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'cloca
yesteiday:
RECB1 PTS ca rs.
Cultlo.HoKS.Stieep.il sea
C. M. A St. r..
.19
8
IWsbash
1
23
Missouri Pacific ..
I'nlon Pat-lflo
C. & N. V east.
C. N. W.. wet.
6
67
85
11
13
51
41
C., St. P., M. A O.. 23
C, H. Q., eaaU.. 3
C, B. A y.. west... 47
('.. R. I. A P., east. 3
C, R, I. A P.. west. ..
Illinois Central 10
Chicago O. W 3
Total receipts ...248
ei
DISPOSITION HEA D.
Cattle. Hogs, snerp.
Morris A Co
624
35
Swift A Co
Cudahy Tacking Co
Armour A Co
Lincoln Packing Co
So. Omaha Parking Co.
Kay Packing Co
W. B. Vansant Co
Benton, Vansant A L. .
Hill A Bon
F. Ik Lewis
J. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
Rosenstock Bros
Kellogg
949
6M
920
30
ti9A
1.057
1,009
1.133
1.361
1 647
"
818
224
M7
M
132
68
1'6
447
8
89
17
179
140
7
V
4
1 73
25
151
18
2S
992
338
Werthelmer A Dcgen...
( Hamilton
Sullivan Rro.
Hothaohlld
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co...
Christie
'lllggln
Roth
Meyer
Baker. Jones A Smith.
Dnnnor Bros
John Harvey
Cllne
Jcnson A Co
Other buyers
i.OM
3,623 ll,jU2
Totals
Sunday
.. 6,684
CATTLE Receipts of cattle continue
moderate, although tha run la very sood
for this season 0 tha year. Today 338
cars were renorted In. maklna tha total
run for the three days this week 24,848
head, the smallest for any similar period
for a number of weeks back, but mors
man aoubie the run of a year ago.
Beef sters of good quality were In de
mand at fully steady prices. Common
kinds Were a little slow snd half-fat or
warmed-up oornfeds war weak. The faot
Is no ons seems to want tha half-fat
rornfeds. but that I usually the rase at
this season jt th year, when buyers give
the preference to western grass besf.
Cows and heifers wer mostly steady,
although canner were a little low and
possibly weak In spots.
Uood to choice yearlings and good feed
ers hav been In fslr demand svery day
this week, snd prices on such rattle are
runy steady with yesterday or a Utile
stronger than a week ago.
wuoiaiiona on cattle: Prim oornfed
beeves. $9.76c3nO.O0; good to choice fed
yearlings. $9 0iVf9.78; fair to good fed
yearlings. $8.009.00; common to fair fed
yearlings. $6 6oua.OO; good to choice heawy
beeves, 9.00.(mi; fair to good oornfed
beeves. 37.76ifiO.oO; common to fair corn
fad beeves, So.oo.Tl; prim grass baevsa,
$H (XiifS.OO; good to choice grass beeves.
$7.6o84.00; fair to good grass beeves, 76
(7.60; common to fair grass beeves, $6.76d
6.75; good to choice glass heifers. IMbi
6.76; good to choice grass cow. tft.ntf6.36;
fair to good cow, $4 7617 60; common to
fair cows. $3,764)4.76; good to choice feed
ers, $7.2rifc.Oi fair to good feeder. Sn 69
7.35; common to fair feeder. $5.60irfti.60;
good to choice stockers, 7.6ojiH.OO; fair to
good tocker. $il.5nt7.6o; common to fair
stockers, $6.6XQffl.ti0; stock heifers, $5 763
6.75; stook cows, $4 6pb.75; stork calve,
$ti.003.36; veal calves, 86.00(if.tO; bulls,
Stags, etc, $4.00ffpft00.
Representative sains:
WXOMINQ.
IS feeders., K76 S 70 33 feeders.. 1049 7 30
10 cows 903 4 00 10 f seders.. 933 t 60
11 bulls 1868 4 60 21 feeders.. 604 T 36
IDAHO.
fl feeders.. P38 6 60 cows.-.IOJO S 90
26 feeders.. 978 IM 10 feeders.. S61 S 60
NEW MEXICO.
130 rows.... 676 4 30
HOGf Receipts wars again very mod
erate, being estimated at only fifty-three
cars, or 8,700 head. So far this week
shout 10,813 bead have arrived here. This
Is 3,000 smaller than a weak ago, and only
about half as large as for ths same days
last year, but Is few head larger than
two weeks ago and nearly double th
supply for th same days three weeks
ago.
Shippers wer In ths trade again today,
and whlls their purchases wera not
heavy, they amounted to a fair share of
the total supply. Prices bald looked 1013
I ho lower, tops dropping to 86.30, ths low
est rlgure or the year, and for that mat
ter the lowest level reached In several
years.
Another 60,000 hesd run at Chicago to
day dispelled all hopes sellers bad of
checking the. break, and while local re
ceipts wsr extremely moderate, another
KKaloc decline was registered. First bids
were all of 16c down, and a few sales
were mad 1 on that basts, but by th tlms
jne ouig or uio crop oegan 10 move traas
had firmed uu a shade, and most of Hi
hogs sold at I016e lower prices. Move
ment was decently active shsr a trading
baal had been established and nearly
everything had cleared by 10 o'clock.
Representative sales:
No At. Bh. r No. At. Sh Ft
at U4 . . 00 4 i t too m
a gl 170 0 r 178 ... gr;u.
m in ... 74'i i,i tn tie
4 tl ) 4 10 M tt SO I 11
ym ixo t it II ... 1 10
44 ill 4 M It lit ... 1 is
to in ... St li It ... (i
nos.
M 13 ... I OS tl 14 ... I j
u m ... 11
SHEEP Ths midweek market found th
run extremely moderate, supplies of forty
two car, or about 10.000 head, being th
smallest reported on a Wednesday since
the first week of August For ths first
half of the week supplies total 62.876 head,
be'ng smaller than last wtek by over
8,0110 head, but 6.KO0 larger than two weeks
go and l7.ro! heavier than for ths corre
sponding days last year.
Fat lamb trads was more or less of a
drsg, slthough a pretty fair clearance
was made In good season, st pries that
looked Just about steady with yesterdsy.
No gooa westerns showed up. and lamb
from com lot showed a wide rang of
quality, with nothing very toppy being
Included In th recalpta. Soms stuff that
was fairly good reached $ ', while Is 36
bought the bulk of the offer'ngs. A decg
of Idaho that would hav brought $i 26
If properly trimmed up went at $8 20
atrslght, while fed westerns, which wars
In fair shape but were too heavy, were
bought at 10. trice range has narrowed
aharply again In the Inst two days, and
while the lamb at 8s.3u today wer not
rholca by any mean, It Is doubtful If
the best would hav brought any mora
thsn that.
Quotations on sheen snd lambs: Iambs.
good to choice. $8 B4i 80; lambs, fair to
aood. 8 1n8 36; lambs, feeder. 87 769
8 60; yearling, fair to choice. $ti.0mii 60;
yearling, feeders, $Oiai.76, wether.
fair to rh
i In l.-e. I fff.
im; ewes, feeders, $4 Ooricft.Zn,
Reprrseiitntlv sales:
N',i A v.
:Jts fed lambs 78
3.:' fed lambs 71
Pr.
8 :n
8
;.M native lambs
4.10 Wyoming lambs
7W1 Idaho lambs
MO Wyoming feeder lambs
2 South Dakota feeder lambs..
8,'jt Colorado feeler lambs
74 native feeiler lambs
V'7 native feeder lamb
S:4 native feeder lambe
?4 Wyoming feeder lamb
490 natl lami a
71 8 SO
78 8 2.
77 8 2S
Hi 8 l
62 KM
8 4"
78 7 M
87 8 2 .
CI 8 0
M 8 2
T 8 26
8 2
(IIICAtiO I.IVK STOCK M4HKKT
Cattle nteai
lloas Steady.
heep
Firm,
ClI1CA(JO. Nov. 17 --CATTL.P-ReoelPts,
17.im head: market steady; native beef
steers. $. 9WI0 SO; weatern steers. w
" ' '.' "
s and heifers. $i.7Mi.2e; calves
ItUOfllOPO.
Hi OS Receipts, 46.000 head; market
steady at 10c decline; bulk. $ 0irl 46:
light. 36 (VH0S.4S: mixed. 3.Y84ftl.70; heavy.
3.S.oiv(f,70; rough. $..!nri.'0; pins. 8i.7W(j' ....
Hit KEF AND LAMRS-ItecelPta, ItJ.isH)
head; market firm: wethera, $6.00U.Ai;
ewes, $3.50A6.66; lamba, S.60n.
I
at. I.oala Live Mock Market.
ST. UM'18, Nov. 17.-4'ATTLB-Re-celpis.
6.IHW bead: market steady; native
beef stet r. $7 &ifi0 4; yearling eteers
and heifers, $K 6uijil0.8f; row. $ti.0Onr7.6O;
stockers and feeder, 88.OW7.7Ii; southern
steers, 85.ti.0; cows and heifers, $4.U0
41 10; native calves. 88.0ntirlii.fi0.
Ill HIS - Receipts. 8.600 head: market
lower; plus and lights. $5 7Vu 6; mixed
and butchera, Stt.lfrii .; good heavy, 8H.60
tl 00
SHEEP AND LAMBfl-Recelpta, 8 o0
head; market steady; yearlings. w kT
7.8.S; lambs. $!.00i.7; sheep and swea.
f6.0ii).3i.
Kansas City l.lve gloek Market.
KANSAS) PITY. Nov. 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 7i0 hesd; market strong; prime
red steers, 9 ami'io.uo; aressea oeei sieei.,
$7.rKy9.0U; western teers, ttt.ovus.wi;
stockers snd reeners, sn.wnow.io; mnw,
$4 MMifi.7S. calves, $0 0OJ510.0O.
HOUS Keoelpts. w.uuu neao; mai n
lower; bulk of sales. $t.104i 46; heevy.
88.4(V.K0: packer and butcher. SH-SOP
S.60; light. $.0i,.40; pig. $6.4KU.40.
SHKKP AND IMU ueceipia, .""
head; market steady; lamb, fs.ift'js.wi,
yenrllnKs, $a 26fj.H0; wethers, 36.o.Ou;
ewes, 85.0)6.66.
glow rty l.l4 Btoek Market.
SIOITX CITY, la, Nov. 17 CATTLIV-
Receipt, S.dtl head; market steady; na
tive steers. $rvfm(f7.76: butchers, $4.&ttJ
6.60; cows and heifers. M.Wi.; cannera.
$3. 36414. 26; stockers and teeoors, n11
6.60; onlves, $6.0.6O; bulls, stsgs etc.,
ti Vns
HOOS Receipts, -iv neaa; rowi.i
ii... 1 .. t.i iijhA AI- mixed. 8H.10
m 16; light, $6.90&4.10; buik of alo. $6.05
W.-'; . ....... t tnen
head; market steady; swes, 4-0Utfo.A;
lambs. S6.763.3&.
St. Joseph I. It Stuck Market.
bt -TfiB rPH Nov. 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.000 head; market steady ; steer.
$rt6"iuv.0y: cow and heifer. $3.i6uD-Ou;
calves. $fl.60ii00.
HOOS Receipts. 6.RO0 tieso; mtraef,
lower; top, .4(); puik ot saiee, n .-
HHlffrp AIvil)' LAM US Receipt. l.OliO
head; market slow: lamb. $7.7W 00.
Mock In tght.
Wecelnls of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets:
1 fi-ttl ttnvi ftlieen.
South Omaha ' ' f0? I"'?
Chicago
.17.000
46.0110
16.000
Kansas (Tty
SL Louis
Sioux City
Totals
.. 7.IKW
.. 6.0.10
.. 3.000
Kl.tmO
I. MO
4,600
6.60
8.no
3.000
. .48.7tK) 71.700 88.100
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Nor. 17.-OOFFKK There
was further scattering liquidation and a
little trade selling in the market for cof
fee futures here today, but after opening
t a decline of 2vlo points prloee held
fairly steady on covering where there
also seemed to bs a little demand for
houses with European connections. The
close was 316 points net lower. Bale.
20 500 bag; November, 6.68c; December,
66V; January. 3. Was; February, 6 69c;
March, 8 60c; April. 6.66c; May. 6 69c;
June, .74c; July. 79c; August, S.s4c;
September, 6.80c: October. 4.94c. Spot,
quiet; Rio, No. 7. 7rf7Se: Santos. No. 4,
V(T4c Oost and freight offers were re
ported more numerous, with quotations
ranging from 9.10c to 860 for Santos 4s.
English credit, snd from 7 to 7.06e for
Rio 7s, American credit. The official
rabies reported a decline of l-16d In ths
rate of Rio sxchanga on London, with
mllrela price unchanged at Rio and 60
rets lower st Santos.
Kansas City drain and Provisions.
KANSAS CTTT. Not. 17. WHFIAT-No.
3 red. 31.1001.12: No. 3 hsrd. $1.0101.07;
December, 9a64o: May. $1,004.
111 Mfio 1 mixed f.9Uri4(nc : No. 1 white.
69fji'594c; December, b6'at7c; My, 8014c
UAlb .IO I wnilt, SIIU'SITSU, v. m
mixed, 844flS5o.
BUTTER Creamery. 30c; firsts, 28c;
seconds, 36o; packer, 19c
EOOS First. 28c; aeoonda. 33c.
POULTRY Hn. 114c; young roosters,
12c; brollsr. la (
t'ottoa Market.
NEW YORK, If or. 17. -COTTON Spot,
quiet; middling upland. 11.70c No aales
Cotton futures opened barely steady;
December. 11.62c; January, 11.67c; March,
ll.enc: Mhy. 12.(m-; July. 18.12c.
The cotton market closed steady at a
net decline of from 3 to 7 points.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 17.-COTTON-Spot,
steady; good middling. 7.8ld; middling,
97d; low middling, 14L Sales. 10,000
bsles.
I
Mlaarspolli Grata Mark.
MIKNEAPOLIS, Nov. IT. WHEAT
December. 994tJ'04q; May 31.03; No.
1 hard, $1064; No. 1 northern. 3L01H9
1.044.
FliOUR Unchanged.
BARLEY 6!lf67e.
RT E 44ff"Bc.
BRAN $18.00.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 684o7"H.
OATS No. 3 whits, 8411644c.
FIAX-43.074'fj2.U4-
OI anal Rol.
SAVANNAH. Oa . Nor. 17. OILS Tur
pentine, firm, at 66c: sales, 100 hhls : re
ceipts, 336 Mils.; shipments. 118 bhls. :
stock. 11.686 bhls. Rosin, firm; sales, 1,004
bhls.; receipts. 1,172 bbls ; shipments. 690
bbls ; stock. S.1 bhls ; A. B. S 40; C,
D. $5,424; E. $6.46; F, $6,474; O. $6 60; H.
P624: I, $6 66: K. 3 00; M. $6.26; N snd
WO, $6.76; WW. 87 10.
Mrfl Market.
NHW TOHK. Nnv IT M UTi t .aTha
xohangs quotes lead offered at $5 26.
, Copner firm; electrolytic, $l.n). Iron
steady snd unchanged. Tin firm at $42.60
4348 80.
At London: Spot copper. .C7S 16s;
future a'79 Ks; slectro.lvtic, 96 10. Spot
tin. 174 Pa; futures, 173 5s. Antimony,
128. Lead, 27. Spelter, 84.
' St. Leal Orala Market.
ST LOUTS, Mo., Nov. IT. WHEAT
No. 8 red. 31 17: No. 3 hard, nominal; De
cember. 31 08; May. SI 04 fl 064.
CORN No. 2, 604clc; No. 3 whlta.
60411 e; December, 674c; May. 614itiT;i7c
OATS No. 3. 860; No. 3 white, nominal.
I.lverpoo Orala Market.
LIVER POO U Nor. IT WHEAT 6 pot.
No. 3 Manitoba, 12 7; No, 3, Urn 64d; No.
2 hard winter, old, 13 d; No. 3 Chicago,
new, 11 2d
CORN Spot. Ia Plata. Ss.
FLOUR Winter patents. 42a.
gar Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. IT. SUOAR Raw,
sasy; centrifugal, S.Olo; molasses. 4.84c;
refined quiet. Futures opened weak on
reports of freer new crop offerings. Of-
tsrlngs at noon were to 6 points nst
lower.
F.vaaorateg Apple til Dried Fralt
NEW YORK. Nov. IT. EVAPORATED
APPLES teaay.
IiRIED FRUITS Prunes, quiet. Aprl
rot and peactie. firm. Raisins, steady.
Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. If. Man's war and
drea good advanoed; cotton good and
yarns steady; silks in fair demand.
Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17 DRY OOODS
Cotton goo is and yams steady. Lsces
In better demand. Worsted yarns higher.
YORK STOCK MARKET,
Ettensire Speculations in Securi
ties of All Descrip
tions. NEW YORK. Nov. 17 Extensive sneo-
julstlons at higher prices li securities of
an nescript 'one except rails snfl similar
investment issues attennen toaay earty
tiadluK. with sharp recession In the last
naiv or tne session. During tne rorenoon
all the coppers, automobile Usuea, sugar
shares, oils snd some, recent favorites,
like Lackawanna Steel, Crucible Steel
and RhIiIwIii Locomotive were lifted 8 to
18 points, whil Bethlehem Sleet. Waking
from Us torpor, rose 34 to 4:H.
In addition there wss a further rise of
8V points In rutted Fruit to IS8, while
Consolidated (las and other utlllt'es. as
well as express company stocks recorded
average gains of 8 points. Incidentally
Mercantile Marine preferred, which re
cently made a meteoric rise of 18 points
to 7M4. declined almost 7 to 684. and
Texas company, which was rushed up U4
yesterdav. fell 5 to 11
All this time ra'ls were doing little mora
than holding their own, with moderate
strength In a few of the high gvada
shares and some minor Issues like Den
ver A Rio Ornnd" preferred. Seaboard
Air Line and Rock Island.
Partial explsrstlons for the movement
In the coper group wns furn'shed in tha
afternoon, when announcement was msde
of the forthcoming dissolution of tha
Ouggcmielm Exploration company whlctv
has large holdings in some of the mora
active metal Issues. Evidently the terms
of the separation were not to the liking
of holders of these stocks, soms of which
receded from 2 to 8 po nts.
Prior to that Incident sugsr stocks amf
other Inactive speclajtlea had yielded
much. If not all, of their advance, while
rails gradually receded. Rethlehem Bteol
lost 14 points of Its extreme advance,
closing at 4. United States Steel, sh ed
had risen over a point to 8, fell back to
X74, closing at that price. Prices wera
mixed with an irregular unnertons at tne
end Total sales amounted to 1.0H0,0i)
shares.
111 conditions In the ateel Industry a '
authority stated that new order wera
runtvng steadily fair In exees of rnrmnt
production. Copper metal Is on a firm
19o basis, with a marked Increase of de
mand. The bord market shared the Ir
regular condition In stoeK Total sales,
par value, aggregated $6,476,000.
United Stales registered 4s declined 4
per cent on call.
Number of aales and leading quotation
on stocks were as follows:
gain. Hlsk. Lew. Clcse.
Alaska KM 14.700 t V 874
Allfe-ctialmvs ., .0o VS V
Amarleaa suet (atgar.... It Tin 4 '
Amerlren Cn .. W.M0 4 4e4
Atnortnaa Lonnmntm .... .1 "I " 7y
Amrrtran S. R. U.Sno ion 971
Am. . R. Df4 em liaai 11 1U
Am. emar nrininf r.e" 11ns ii., iu
American Trl. a Tl....
4. Too 1?4 12 4
Amsrtraa Toharo
Aus'-oeoa OopiMir ,..
Atrhlana
mo .w tm im
... 49.SS1 l (94 l4
nxi int 107 ion
... xi.ino 1241 in is
... 1V mi M
haldwln LooncncKIrs
SMIIIraiirs Ohio..,
ttethlFhsra n
BrmilTn lUplil Transit.
4'alirnmla Pi-trolaum .,,
ranailt Prlflo
fenlral iMIhtr
Chaiapeaks a Ohio....
rhleaso rt. w
I 'lWrno, M A M. P
hlctso a N. W
Chirsso. R. I. A P. Rr
'"hlne Copnar .,
ColoniiV, Purl A Iran..
Crurthls SttMl
ppnTur A R. O ehl...,
rn.illl.ri' SsouiitlH ..
BM
(loneral Rloctrio
Orest Nortlifrn ptil
I.wwi IN ni ,
1. omi so n m
S4.M 77 4
4. MS
.70rt (S
t .ro M14
tie i
l.eio ex
1KVU IMS
t"i savtj
t4
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H4 44
.... 1S44
wo
314
17.S10
Mt
IM
444
44
10 WO M4
W4
74
I
444
15.7"n 7S
loa
4.(00 47
41, SOS 4414
HK 174 1771 HTVk
1 700 IV 134 1M
nrsst Nn. orm etrs.
IS. 70S im HI
I"i4
I04
OiuiKnhplm KtiHoratloa.. St. too 74 11
774
10
814
44
lei
M
14
1
M
n
Illinois ivninii
Intsrhorough Omi. Cot.
Innrtrsllon Corpr .....
International Hsrvoetor..
Kanaas Mir Soulhorn...
8. 70S X7 21
5C. 474 461
Itovj jet
V U
I-hih avnr
LmllaYllls A NsatiTllls..
Mitran Pstroloum
7. H0
114
114
11.100
l.ono
M Ismt Deeper
84
MlasouH. K. g T 1
Mtftsmui Parlfto .......
National lltarult
Nsllonal Lm4
NaTtila Coptisr
Nw York Coatral
N. Y 14. H 4 H
Norfrit A Woatsm...,
Nsrthara Pacltlo
rarlrte Mll
Psclflt Tel. Tsl
Prnnarlvsnla
rullmaa PaJaes Otr...
Rjt ron. Copeer
Iieaitln
on A4
4 an
le.im 17
ia i
4 1ns y in?v4 io4
. I8.100 m 7114 tsv
. 1 ooo litivi HMk mw
. I.oo U7 ll lis
too 114 J4 tl
. 1.900 44 44 4K
400 so Ma MS
7-l W ICI, M
. JJ.100 1-4 4 jnt
, 10. too ih iri4 t4
. I son M M14
. sne 10s tot i'4
. I 7no US Mi 14
. 7 too 104 16)4 )f4
. I. am i' 4 t'4
. 1 oo im iwi it!
. 11 oo i4 IMS ns
K0 M4 u4 UH
.104 000 Ml 4 IT14
. 1 os 114 114 in
. 68 oi i 4 T4 Tit
Too "H " 74
. fa loo 4 (ih s4
. 1 onn tt 4m so
. 4 100 4011 tf o,il
RMiiihlle Iron S Rteol.
Souther ParlMc
oillhern TtallwaT
atuilahsksr cvrnirmnr .
Tannaiaa Oieesr
Tavaa rnmnany
I'nlna Icirtn
V'nlon I'arlfte bM
t'nltod Htatsa Staal....
. Sttwl DM....
t'tsh Oifinsr
W'eolrn tinlon
Wratlashonas glontrla
Montana Powsr
n,marw.l Motor
WM,b 11 tiM..
linn 11 w sow (04
Total salas foe ths dir. l.OS9,0"0 shsns.
New York May Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17. MimCANTILH
PAPER-8U34 per cent.
HTERLINO EXC H A NYlfi 81 Tty-d 1
bill. 84 62; demand. 84.(7: cable. $4 8776.
SILVER Bar. (Mc; Mexican dollars-
394c.
BONDS Oorsrnmsnt. teadr: rallmaA.
Irregular.
TIME IOANS Steady: 80 and M A.wm
tWfilK per cent; aix month, i8 per
ssxtn
CALL MONET-Steady; high, t rr
cent; low. 14 per cnt: ruling rata. S
er cent; last loan, 3 per cent: oloalng
ild. 14 ner cent: offered at t per oant.
(. losing quotations on Donas today wera
ss follow:
V I. rsf. 8s. rg... Salt Ma tas. sr. Ss 44
r enaeon tl N. T. T 6nt. aa lliu.
V. g. la. rat 114 W. T. Pier 44s lnnu
4o eoiisoB 10114 V. y. SHata Ui 111
V. g. 4a ess 104. T.. K. H. a R
4e seueoa 110 ev. 6s ...1174
Panama la eoupoa..l014Nv- Paolfts 4 S4
Am Sm1ra IHU tn Is M4
A. T. T. . 44s.. 107440 a L, rY. 4a 1.1 14.
Armour Y. 44.. V f se. T. A T. la.... tr4, I
Atohtaon an 4a M ran a. eon. 4tis 10M4
nl. A Ohio 4a M o sea 44s lor
On. Parirte 1st aoiWaadina ssa 4a ttii
Cha Ohio 4ta... Kut. I a B. F. r. 4a tov
c n AO 1. 4a ... Mlo. Pae. er. I. 107
C M 8 P 44 V7 as ear. 4s 104 ,
C. n. I. y r. 4s. 41 So galivaT Is lii
r. a . rat. 44s ... Valoa Pacifl 4.... t7ta .
o in O rat.
14 4o st 4s Ilia'
74 V. H. Ttoebar 6s.... 104
lonuP. A Steal 1 UH'a
S4Wshash lat Is 1014
o wat. 1'nioa 44s ... 144
Erie saa. 4s
Gen. Fleetrle Vs
Ot No. 1st 4MS
111. 'Tsn. rat. 4a
K. C. So. rf. Is....
t N anl 4s...
M. K. 4 T. 1st 4s..
aBI4.
9'' 4 TV mi. xnaa. OT, M. .141
Mi Aaslo-rnsrk I
04
., 18
l oslia Stork Market.
LONDON, Nov. IT. American securities
on tha stock market maintained a firm
tone on a tnoderat amount of business,
despite thtf rise In exchange. Denver fk
Rio Orande shares were firm features,
wh'le United States Steel wss Inclined to
droop.
Str.VFR Bar. t4id per otinra.
MOVRT 4' per cent.
DISCOUNT RAT ES Short bills and
three months. 64 per cent.
Flank Clearlag.
OMAHA, Not., 17 Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 84.1K9.128.91 and for the
corresponding day last year. 33.1'k),al3.73.
I.oaal Seearltlea.
Quotalloas furalahad by Bursa Blinkar A Oa.
449 Oman National Bank bullam. Uouha Hots
P14 Aakwl.
Amar. Smsttsr Hscarttla pti A 174 stv
Bauksrs Murttas Loan 144a. I
Cur National building. 7 par east pti. .. 100
Daar A C., PM t 974
Itinuu.i . , mmtw if .........(. ,iua
yiak Rubbar Co.. T par seat 1st pr4 .104
Haral4 Butldlnj. par aaat ptd M
10
ion
41
T
64
Saw Statu rat. Via
Onisha a Council Blufa 84. R, ptd 7
Omaha a Council Blurts Rjr. f 6. (4. l
giata bank ol Umaoa. Ill
Swltt a Coatpany lit
Pslos Stock V arta Stack 74
ttsuaa
Anslo-granck I par rant aotaa. lis ... T
Oarmaa OoTara't I par oant aotaa. Itt4 ..
I.lcolo Tal A Tsl. ta. la M
Pt4
8" T
H
W24
M
a
94
tn
Mar-hanu Hast a Ltfht la, 1U8..
Omaha Water 44. 1041
Omefca 17. Bluffs St. ft, la. ISM
Omaha Oat aa. 111
Iowa Hallaar Uiht la, IMS
ti
ino
M
M
t
M
K4 lloal Nabraaka 4ta. 1IM
sioux cur nock Taras ts 1M.,
Plnui Valla 8. D. , ta, 1U
Tharatoo CWsntT Nab. la, IM .
te
I4
l'4 l-
14 1M
Polo UKk Tarda g Omaha, te. tall 4 Ha
W icuila t uloa htuck Yanlt ka. 1M4 ... lai 1004
warn tx,uair rK.aoui. aa MSI xm
1HE OIIU UfT HKVlgW wila jou sot out
ot seaaral Invaatmaot aondltiuoa. but of par
tUiular ooaurtunltlvs Is Nov York Stork m
rhansa aacurliiaa sow svaiubis to aaiall ut
Taalora. li.na a yaarlrauad vcaklr. 8ao4
for aaaupl topiaa. John atu'r a Co., St
llrli,. Sw Y-a O'r
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