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13
UKMi i;sTATK WKST SIDE
West Farnam Residence
At a
Low Price
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This is a well lorated, well arranged 8-room house right on the Far
nam Hill, convenient to two car lines.
Grounds 60x110 feet.
Price $7,000 $2,500 hss than cot. Reasonable terms. . If you are
looking (or a bargain in a splendid location, don't miss this.
George &
Douglas 756.
FOR RENT
llonara and I'ulUgri.
M larrl In neon.
J.C.Reed
Exp. Co. moving,
packing A tora.
!2tJ? Ktrnim D. R144.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
B EPA RAT K, locked rooms, for houae-
hold goola and planoa; moving, packing
and shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
S. lfith St. PoiiB. 41fil
$a"i.00 6 ROOMS. Btrlotly modorn; nlc.
homelike place; fine yard; SMO Frank
lin Bt.
$25.006 rooms; strictly modern cottage;
paved street: practically new house; nil
fcherwood Ave.
SCOTT AND HTI-L CO.
Douglas
Stores and Offices.
For Rent
Choice Offices
in
Brandeis
Building
I!;ing released by grain
dealers moving to their
..new building February
First. Can make reserva
tions now by applying to
F. P. Manchester, Secre
tary, Omaha Grain Ex
change, 755 Brandeis
Building.
Phone Douglas 6733.
READY Dec. 1st, fcituctl office on 17th
street, 2d floor, 270 ft. The Bee
Building. Office Room 103.
WANTKO TO BUT
WANTED To buy feature filme for on
the road. V. II. Crowell, Cambridge,
Neb.
WB pay Chicago prices tor aluminum
scrao castings. Paxton-Mltchell Co.
Btrlctlv hlh srarte piano. Web. S72.
OFFICE furniture bought and sold. J.
C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. Doug. 6146
Tale buys everything id hand. Web. 4SKH.
WANTED TO RENT
EMALIi furnished apartment for three
adults. Best of references. N. E. Bark
sjow. REAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE)
Iowa,
PUBLIC
SALE
OF AN IOWA FARM!
I Will Offer For Hale at Publio
Auction at Farm on
FRIDAY, NOV. 26
Sale Commencing at t O Clock P. M.
My farm of Ztii acres In Adair counly,
Iowa, 6 miles south of Menlo. 1 miles
south west of Stuart and 11 Vi miles north
eat of Greenfield, la.
There are two sets of buildings and the
farm can he sold as two farina or one
mm. This farm lays well and Is largely
second bottom and gentle slope land,
largely tile,!, fine gram and slock luim,
ru n black louni eoll. Farm ell watered
with never-falling running water and
1. ever-failing well, with wln imlil. Lrfugriy
new fences. Ger 6ou rods ol woven wire
fence. Two six-room hougej, good frame
ami ordinary outbuildings in lair repair,
some good timber and fine blue grass
p tttu re land. Convenient to scnool and
ihurcbes, near county and state automo
bile roa.l, good markets, rural Ulephune
and mall routes.
and examine the farm carefully be
fore Uuy ol feule. Notice rich iuuiu soil.
'J'l.in I arm U a sure crop producer. Tue
real alue of a farm depends largely upon
the f ritiny or the soli.
Tl-R-MS UF liALK OX ENTIRE FARM:
Si Uju caah, or Its egulvalent, on con
tract; 0 per cent lnlereut per annum al
lowed on cush payment to March 1. li"i.
oles withoui Interest to March 1.
IIO.uoj, or lis equivalent, March 1, l:lii.
From $H.0U to Joio can be carried ba'-k
on tne faun for a term of year at j'
and tV per cent Interest. balance in
series of notes payable on or beiore i
years at ( per cent, secured by mortgage
"n the farm. If told as two farms, leuiia
wfil be proporUonalely arranged.
ThU will be an opportunuy to bay a
farm at a bargain. A but i act to ahow a
good and merchantable tliio. 1'oMaebalou
gl.tn March 1. lViC
Auctioneer. CoL E. D. Trostle, Medlapo
lis la.
Clerk. J. E. Fox of Exchange Bute
ban of Stuart, la.
C. U WILSON, Owner,
biuart. la.
KKAI, r.STATI- WKST SWK
. . - ".- . .
Company
902 City Nafl Bank Rldg.
Why Pay Rent?
When cash and 30 per month will
buy you a dandy, new. completely mod
ern, 5-room bunaalow.
1 his place Is within easy walking dis
tance of the cathedral and In h district
of new homes. 1'rlce Is reasonable.
This place Is well worth seeing;, and It
will have to be seen to be appreciated,
so go today to 431 1 Chicago St.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Douglas 100.
60S Bee Bldg.
REAL ESTATE
FARSI A RAM 11 LANDS FOR SALK.
lona.
FARM FOR SALE lifH acres at X6
per acre, if taken at once; a good stock
farm, with running water, two wells and
fair buildings, S miles north of Council
Bluffs. S miles of Wealun. fuoua J-2,
Crescent. o
Minnesota.
40. 80 or 180 acres good heavy soil, well
settled part of Todd county. Minn
good roads, schools and churches. Price,
$16 to 141 per acre. Terms, $1 per acre
cash, balance 11 per acre a year;
acres to siloct from. Schwab Bros.. 102S
Missouri,
160 Acre Missouri farm, 66 cultlvnted;
house, barn, orchard, spring, l,8u0.
Terms 4o0. Farm list free. Ward, Moun
tain Home. Ark. o
Nebraska,
DIRT CHEAP My 240-s, farm, M miles
from Kimball. $S,0U0 In Improvements;
school on farm; 120 per acre If sold
within 30 days. R. D. Wilson. Kimball,
Neb.
WtSWOBSlBU
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dalrr and
general crop state In the union; settlors
wanted; lands for sale at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet 84 on Wiscon
sin Central Land Grant. Excellent lands
for stock raising. If Interested In fruit
lands ask for booklet on apple orchards.
Address Land and Industrial Dept., Boo
Line Railway. Minneapolis. Minn.
Miscellaneous.
HAVE TOU A FARM FOR 8 A LET
Write a good description of your land
and send it to the Hloux City, (la.) Jour
nal "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five words every Fri
day evening. Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Runday for one
month, (rlrlng sixteen ada on twelve) dif
ferent days for ft; or 60 words, ft. or 75
words. $8.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper. 250.000 readers dally in four great
states.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
FARMS and city loans at lowest rates.
TO LAND TRUMBULL, U& Boa Bid
1100 TO 310,000 made promptly. F. D
Wead. Wead Bldg.. 18th A Farnam Sta.
CITr and farm loans, 6. . 6 per cent.
j,. tuiiiunt eg, sis prate iiatiK,
A "For Sale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture into rash.
CITI property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 228 State Bank- Bldg.
i AND 6H for loans on best class city
residences In amounts J2.0M) up, also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
rM r.na tkupt cu.. 16Z3 Famara St.
OMAHA homes. Bast Nebraska farms.
101 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 2715.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
mime), uiy Aacionaj nana Blag.
69.ITJ LOANS. C. Q. Carlberg. (1.
It Brandoi- TheaUr Bids.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE -Improved 160 acres
three miles from Yates Center; want
hardware store. Address E. B. Hatch
Yates Center, Kansas. '
REAL EST AT. INVESTMENTS
Three New Flats
12 Investment
We have a row of three attached brick
houses, renting for $132.50 per month, in
a locality where they are always rented
Each house has 8 rooms, full basement
and good heating plant.
po you care to make ua an offer of
what this property Is worth to you and
on the terms you can afford? The owner,
who lives In Chicago, has Instructed us
to send him the best offer we can get
A. P. Tukey & Son
Phone Douglas 602. 1Wr7-8 W. O. W. Bldg.
Make Offer
4 4 ft next First National.
$45,000 asking price. Make offer.
Harrison & Morton
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
NEAR HAXSCOM PABK !
6 rooms, large living room, sun room,
strictly all modern, oak finish, brand
new, cement hasement and walks, east
front, corner lot. close to school. Price
33. nt. located near 3ath and Arbor. CsW
cash will handle this. .
C. (i. CARLBERO,
312 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE VACANT
ILEAVI.NO City. I ow., j.o on my lot at
SMh and Doiitie. jikKd oiler for my
equity at once. L-1U Bee.
REAL F.STATF SI IllRBAN
Hrnson.
BENSON home, $.'5 cash and 225 per
month. Benson 7-3 J.
j FOR (SALE Modern house. Doug. iM'l.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Receipts of All Cereals licrht nnd
Only Fifty-Five Cars of Wheat
Are Reported.
WHEAT REMAINS UNCHANGED
OMAHA. November 21. 1915.
The receipts of all cereal were very
lU-ht today. Tncn was nnlv fifty-five
cars of wl.rnt lcpcit.d !ti. and wheat
quoted uiichanxid to V,c h.Khrr. with
. mroi of tin- sties wing at unchnned
, pruN'S
""rn was nisi n unnd seller. Tliere
wa only a few cars of ocrn on the
'nl les, and thine were sold at tim-hanK'-d
, pilces. Coin i michanccd to lc higher.
I Km is were unchaiiKcd to ( hlaher.
' Hr wes uiic'iiipvii d to lc lower.
I T'arley tini hanged,
j Theie w.ia a kihhI demand for all cereals
Jot. 'he lUt
i Clearances were: Wheat and flour eqi al
to Mil.Oiii bus' els.
i I 1veioo! close: Whe.it. V'UVd lower
; corn, Hd hUher.
! Primary wheat receipts were Jl.ft't.'W
bushels anj sulpmcnt, !;i!0 husli.H.
Hpalnst receipts of 2,3S,(ni bushels nnd
shlpmrnts of 2..'AVil lu aliels last ye-r
Primary corn receipts were ''.!', 0
bushels and shipments .tTl.OO bush'ls,
ng-Rlnst rvcelnts of l.lTT.OH l,uhels aid
shipments of Hloo bushels Inst yor.
Primary oats teceipts weru ' I.Mi.OH)
bushels and shlpmcnt-i !:.:, liuchel.-,
.isninst receipts of W.min b ish 'ls im I
shipments of bUHhels last year.
I CAKLOT RKCE1PTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
'lilcniro ?-,
I Mlnn arx lls 70 ... ...
I 'ninth 7!
Omnhn ,v fi 18
Kansns City ii.ft V
' St. Louis 1K2 U
Winnipeg l.UHl
These sales were reported today.
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 1 car. Wc: 2
cars, !sHc. No. : hard winter, 1 car. Wic;
i cats, Hfic: 2 cms, 4'ic; 2 cars. Me No.
4 hard winter, 2 cars, tfSc; S cars. Jlc; 1
car, HoVtc; 6 cars. Hoc; 1 car. MV; I car,
KV. Sample, l4. cars, xrv; 2 cars, Kc: 4
car. Klc: 1 car. Wc; 2 cars. 77c; 1 car, 62Sc
No. 3 spring, 1 car, Wc: 1 car, Mr. No. ft
mixed. 1 car. ft';. No. 4 mixed, 1 car, S!"4c;
car. SHc. No. 2 durum, 2 rars. iriSc
No. 1 durum. 1 car. KPc; 1 car, W4c. No.
4 durum. 1 car. 0c. No. 2 velvet chaff.
1 car, !(; No. 3 mixed durum. 1 car, !dc;
1 car, 2c. Corn: No. 2 wnite. 1 car, 82V;
1 car. f.2c. No. i white, 1 car, fil'c: 1 car
(new), VV. No. 4 white. 1 car (new). 6::.
No. 5 white, 1 car. filtc No. 8 white, 1
car. 81Hc. No. 2 yellow. 2 cars. 6c. No.
2 mixed. 1 car. R24c. No. 3 mixed, 2 cars,
83c; 1 car (old and new), (!0c. No. 8 mixed,
1 car. !4c. Oats: Standard, 1 car. 38VSr.
No. 3 white, 2 cars, sue. No. 4 white, 2
cars, S4M.C. Sample, 1 car. S3'c; 1 car,
83c: 1 car, 3l4c; 1 car. 31c. Rye: No. 1,
1 car, 8lc. No. 3, 1 car. 90c; S cars. 88c.
Sample, 1 car, 87c.
Omaha Cash Prices: Wheat No. 2
turkey, Sftvufl.ff); No. 3 turkey, 97rrtfte;
No. 2 hard. JX'.irWe; No. 3 hard. 98Vtfc;
No. 4 hard, Wci'Mc: No. 2 spring. 5Wc;
No. 3 spring, Wuitfc; No. 2 durum, W
9Ve: No. 3 durum. i2Hifif;mc; sample.
75if3c. Corn No. 2 white. BCiiiV : No.
3 white, 61Vrf'.2c; No. 4 whlto. fil'SWISic:
No. 6 white., eKMlVtc; No. 8,
white. 6Wri81H,c: No. 2 yellow, 844
6Tk?; No. 3 yellow, 64Hfi4,c: No. 4 yel
low, 6Ki-G4Vfcr; No. K yellow. faVrrmc;
2 mixed, 6:iifi2Uc; No. S mixed. l4?r
82e; No. 4 mixed. GIiifi8l4C; No. B
mixed. 61i&'mc: No. R mixed, BOMi8U4e.
Oats No. 2 white, 364i.Wio; standard.
:w384jc: No. 3 white. ."M'fe'irXc; No. 4
white. 84iTr34Vie. Barley Malting, ZVl?
r.7c; No. 1 ffled. 47fiMc. Rye No. 2.
SDiWlc; No. 3. RSifTHOc.
Chicago closing prices furnished The
Bee bv Lnirnn Rryan, s4ock and grain
brokers. SIS Snutn sixteenth. Omaha
Art'clel Open. H1gh. Low. I Close Yes y.
"Wheat
Dec..
May.
Corn
Dec.
May.
Oats
Deo..
May.
Pork
1 0V2VI
1 04 )
1 0RH'
, Ml. , A.'Ti 1 M
I", I I l ".it,
ORH'l 040ul 06B 1 m
1 I
1 Oo5"4l
1T4, TN,!infi62
U S7'frHf5,i4'-'i
6;
741
1
SMT4I
3SHt
3D4
3S
40H
17 174
17 174
9
9 45
40V
41 4
17 W)
17 70
9 4."
9 7JH
40414fJ"
Jan..
May.
17 2R
17 2fi
17 )
17 65
17 22l
17 17H
Lrd
Jan..
9 221
9 274
9 474
9 424
May.
Ribs
Jan..
May.
9 "0-7".
574
9 30
9 R5
9 S2H
9 721
9 90
9 M
9 R24! 9 274
9 74 474S0
B Bid.
Kixar Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23. SlTOAR-Raw,
firm; centrifugal, 4.77c; molasses. 4c; re
fined, steady. Futures opened quiet but
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
foeals will be received by the Board of
Mrectors 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 6 per cent
serial bonds of said district until 1ZD
o'clock p. m. on the 7th day of December
1915 ; said bonds are Issued under and by
virtue of an Act of the legislature of the
state of Nebraska, approved March 28th
18K5, Session Laws IM. Chapter 70 and all
amendments thereto and pursuant to a
vote of the majority of the qualified elec
tors of said dUtrlct. 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 per cent
of the face value thereof. By ordor of
the Board of Directors.
(Signed) CATHERINE ROBERTS,
Secretary Short Line Irrigation District
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
By direction of the properly commit
tee of the Board of Regents of the Uni
versity of Nebraska, blua will be received
until 4 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, Decem
ber 16, 1915, at the office ol the under
signed for construction of a chemistry
building on the city campus of the I'nl
verstty of Nebraska at Lincoln. Separate
bids will be received for installation of
heating and ventilating, plumbing and
vacuum cleaning and electric wiring tor
said building; all bids on building con
struction and the several Installations of
equipment must be in strict accordance
with plans, drawings and specifications
now on file In the office of the superin
tendent of construction in the University
Administration building at Llnouln. Bid
ders must confer with the said superin
tendent of construction and must in all
cases use the blank forms prepared un
der the direction of said superintendent
for bidding purposes. Approximate cos:
of said building including equipment
above mentioned is t-iO.ooi. Hlris must la
accompanied by bank cashier's checks or
certificate of deposit payable uncondi
tionally to the Board of Regents of tiie
I nlversity of Nebraska, n the amounts
and for purposes stated in the "instruc
tions to bidders" accompanying plans
and specifications. Bids must be sealed
and plainly marked on the outside cover
"Chemistry Building," or. 'Chemistry
Building r-qiiipment," as the case m.iy b.i
(heating, plumbing, c.). The right is
reserved to reject mi y and all bids.
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.
J. 8. DALivd, Secretary, station A, Lin-
coln. Novl-24-2S-D. cl
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOKA
By direction of the proirtv committee
of the board of regents ol the University
or. ifunu, oias win ue received until
4 o'clock p. in., Wednesday, December
15. l'Jlii. at the office of the underalun.!
; for construction of a hospital bu.iuing on
me a'ouiiu ui me university meuical col
lege In Omaha. Separate bida will be
received for Installation of heating and
ventilating, plumbing and vacuum clean
ing and electric wiring for said build
itg; ail bids on building construction and
the several installations ol equipment
must be in strict accordance with plans,
drawings and specifications now on filo
In the office of the superintendent of
construction In the university adminis
tration building at Lincoln and In the
office of Architects ltenser Sk Sons In
Omaha. Bidders may consult plans and
specifications either at the orfhe of uul
superintendent or said architects, hut
muj-t In all cases use the blank forma
prepared under direction of suld super
intendent for PlddliiK purposes. Approxi
mate cost of said buildlnx Including
equipment above m-utioned, I .D.Ouo. l.i is
must be accompanied by hank cashier's
checks or eel tifleaten of deposit payable
unconditionally to the boaid of regents
of the (.'nlversity of Nebraska, In the
amounts and (or the purposea stated In
the "instructions to tddders," accompany
ing plans mid specifications, lids must
I.a u.ulH ,ii I I. it.if.lv ftlMI ictti rtn t .....
I side cover. "Hospital Building," or "H s
pilal liulldinK Equipment." as the case
I may bo (heating, plumbing, etc). 'J'lot
right is reserved to rejei t any and all
ti''j.
The University of Nebraska,
J. H. DALLd. eecreUry.
Station A, Lincoln.
stesi'y on roverlng br shorts and a little
snppntt irm tis.lc P.leiesis. At n-on
rices wcie tinchanve I to 3 Kl!its hlgiicr.
(HH'itiii ;him un imiiiiimumi
Fratstra of ae Tradlna and Closing
I'rtcra on llrl of Trade.
CHICAGO. Nov. M.IVnlsJa that snv
tine. ils were being held up or that
a blockade of Otiscc was In force
operated as mote than an offset toliy
for early declines In the wheat market.
The close was nermiH, but at the same
Wis IcstenUiys finish to e higher,
with December at $1 ns and M.-iv ! i. ,.
Corn cained 1,in,c to r, and oats
fir'ic to 4trV In privcUslona, the out
come Hj uiichamn t to il.''n- up. Rallies
In the wheat market had but little force
until despatches from Lmdon were pub
lishe I indicating that reports of a com
puto !opp.'i of sn commerce with
Crcecv arc incorrect.
Th market lifsnn to ascend In earnest
No eiil'sequent sett'aek of anv tmxrt s no
took pl.u-e and last prices were within
V of the lop level of the day.
Announcement that for the first time
th's season th world's avail, ihlo sup
ply total exeved the amount for the
ccrrespcmdlng dute Inst year was one of
the chief rcaaons of heaviness In the
wheal market during the first part of
the session.
Corn showed decided strength nnd
cllmlied to alxMH the hlchest prh-es Bo
far on the crop. Meagerness of recelptn
at termlnnl markets was the principal
incentive to buyers. Oats were domi
nated bv the action of corn.
Provision trading was active and at
times excited. Sharp advances which
were scored In nearly all options resulted
Inrgelv from a rise in the cotton oil
market.
Chlcaao Cash Prices: drain: Wheat
No. 2 red, 11.11; No. 3 red. tl.o4Viil.il: No.
1 2 hard nominal: No. 8 hard. ic4iSl.li3.
. . v.. ....nAn. I a ..i i ... .- - .
oi o .-.,. m ji iiipw, tuo, rtyitie, o. s
yellow, new. Ki'.iitic; No. 4 white, ncwr,
rWfiil'rC. Oats No. 3 white, HcVuS'c;
standard. Si 't'.'c. Rve No. 2 nominal;
No. 3. !Me. Bat lev firHfTSV. Seeds; Tim
othy, ir.oy.jgno; clover. 10.(Wf is oo. Pro
Visions: Pork, 115.15; lard, JIMS; ribs.
i 7Mil' "V
PUTTER Steady; creamery, yfttlc.
1MO.S Steady ; receipts, 4,'tt!) esses:
firsts. 2SU4i2H4c: ordinary flrs'a 2ii41f
!JW'; at mark, cases Included, Doodle.
POULTRY Alive, lower; fowls. 11c;
strings, 12c: turkey, old. Ifie; young, 17(Tf
IS.: ilressed turkeys. 2;"i!'.3c.
POTATOES Ii we-: receipt- 37 cars;
Michigan and Wlseonrln whites. Ml ';
Minnesota and Dakota whites. R0tfiic;
Minnesota and Dakoli Chios, Wljifdc.
SEW YORK .iKXIKftAt. MAIIKKT
Pea to res of the Tradlnsr and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
NEW YORK. Nov. ?.t.-FLOUR-Steadv.
WHEAT Spot. Irregular; No. 1 dur-im,
1 l;4. f. o. b. New York; No. 1 northern,
I'ululh, fl.OKUj; No. 1 northern. Manltolift,
II '84. c. I. f. Buffalo. Futures were un
set I led; December. SI.1CV
CORN Spot, firm; No. t yellow, "tk.
ptompt shipment.
OATS Spot, quiet.
HAY Steady; prime, 11.324: No. 1. II 30;
No. 2, 31.20; No. t, 1.k-,i,1,o5; shipping, Vk.
HOP. unlet; state, common to choice,
1!15, 2ik,(:!0c; 1914, 6'u(l0c; Pacific const,
lHir. 12fil5c; 1914 9C( lie.
HIDES Steadv; Bogota, 3031c; Cen
tral America, 9c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, S3(f
34c; seconda, 3:iu3.!c.
PRoVISIoNS-Pork, firmer: mess, 117. M)
(Ik.ut); family. f22.tWn23.ru). Beef, steady;
mess, Sltiuotij 17.U0; family llH.iKu ls,b0.
Lnrri, strong; mlddl? west, fT. 4""fj!.r.
TAL1)W Steady; cuy, 7lc; country,
"4i74c; apecliil, 8i
BUTTKll Strong; receipts. 7,531 tubs;
creamery, extras, 33iii34c. lirsts, 28ii32c;
seconds. 25H(27Vc.
KIHI8-Firm; receipts. 8.079 eases; fresh
gathered, extra flno, 447M.V; extra firsts,
41fr43c: firsts, 3Mr40c; seconds, 2Hji:i4c.
CHE10SE Firm; receipts. :'.737 tubs;
state, whole, milk, flats, held, specials.
Ii'il64c: same, average fancy, I'iVtf1
1(1 4c; same, current make, specials, 164W
iilc; same, average fancy, 18c.
POULTRY Live steady; western chick
ens, 134ill5c: fowls, 134U'1S-.': turkeys. ISfll
)o. Dressed. Irregular; western fresh
chickens, barrels, lt2:ic; fresh fowls.
Iced, 124fTic; turkeys, 15fi24c.
OMAHA GBNFTTtAL MARKKT.
POULTRY Alive: Turkeys, any also
over 7 lbs., 17c; broilers, 164&i17c; springs.
He; ducks, 10c: geese, luc; hens, allc;
young glunea hens, each, 36o; roosters, sc.
OYSTERS Chesapeake, standards, per
gallon, tl.10; standards, 11.26; selects, II. 00;
northern, standards, $1.46; selects, $1.76:
New York counts, $1.90. Northern, small
cans. 24ffl2Sc; large cans, S544uc. Chesa
leake, small cans, 20; large cans, DOrJ
3CC
FISH-Hallbut. 12c; salmon, fresh pink,
9c; fresh red. 124c: catfish, fresh, ln;
trout, fresh, ,13c; white fish, fresh, lie;
red snapper, fresh, 13c; catfish, (roxon.
13c; smelts, frosen, 10-lb. boxes, $1.26;
smoked white fish. 14c; kippered salmon,
17c.
FROZEN FISH-Hallbut, sties to suit.
lOVic; catfish, large, for steaks, 13c; sal
mon, falls, 9c; salmon, silvers, 10c; No. 1
trout, He; No. 1 whltefish, dressed, 10c;
No. 1 whliellsh, large, 16c; No. 1 white
fish, Jumbo, 18c; pickerel, round W. C.
6c; pickerel, headless, 8c; black bass,
order size, 25c; herring, dressed, pair
frosen, 6c; blueflsh, extra fancy. 12c; red
snapper, headless, dressed ioc; floun
ders 10e; scallops, per gallon, $$.00.
SMOKED Flsll-Whlte. lO-lo. baskets,
ter lh.. 14o.
KIPPERED FISH Salmon, 10-lb. bas
kets, per lb., lie.
CELERY Matnmonth, per dox.. 76c.
BEEF CUTS Ribs, No. 1. l4c; No.
2, 164c; No. 3. 124c. Ioins, No. 1. 214c:
No. 2, luc; No. 3, 14c. Chucks, No. 1.
10c; No. 2, 9'tc; No. 1, 9c. Rounds, No. I,
14c; No. 2, 13c; No. I, 12c. Plates. No. 1.
104c: No. 2, 94c; No. 3, 84o.
LIVE POULTRY-Brolleie, 14 to 14
lbs., In separate comp., 17c; over 14 to 2
lbs., 16c; springs, any slxe, 124c; ducks,
picked, 4 price, but not wanted, llo,
hens, over 4 lbs. per lb., 11 4c; roosters,
84c Turkeys, 17c; old Toms, 16c; under
8 lbs., 8c; less than 6 lbs. each not
wanted. Oeese, full feathered and fat,
8c; picked, 4 price, but not wanted.
Guineas, each, 2&c; young. 1 to 14 lbs.
each, 85c. Homer squabs, 14 os. and over,
$30; 10 to 12 os.. $2.00; No. 1, must weigh
K ox., $1.60; under 8 ox, JOo Pigeons, any
kind, per dox., 60c.
Star Brand Ben Davis, $2.75 per barrel;
Willow Twigs. $3.26 per barrel; Winesaps,
$3.60 per barrel; Jonathans, $3.60 per bar
rel. -Shield Brand Black Twigs. $3.60 per
barrel; Black Twigs, coimnerlclal brand,
$3 26 per barrel; Bun Davis, Illinois, $1.7$
per barre',
FRUITS California Valenclas, 128s, box,
$4.75; 1.'.oh. $5.uu; 3J4h. VZ-",. I it a to
:h's, inclusive, 16.50. Florida oranges, ail
sixes, box, $3.50. Ixsmona, Hunk 1st, 3'0.i,
Mis, box, $5.00; Red Ball, Sorts, .Htlos. box
$4.50; Grapefruit, all sizes, box, 14.00, Ms,
$3.50. l'eaches, Colorado Elhertas, (.'ali
torniii -always, box, eOc. Pears. Winter
Nellls. box, $4.25. Grapes. Tokays, crate,
$1.75; Emperors, crate. 42.UU; Emperors, in
kegs, keg, 13.75; Malagas bbl.. f l. U to
$7 .i). Bananas, bunch, 11.75 to $4.00.
VFtlETABLF Cabbage, lb.. l.c. Head
htluce, dox.. $1.00; leaf lettuce, dox., 4"c.
4'elry, Pascal, doi., 75c; Jumbo. Hoc;
Mich., 35c. Onions, red, lb., 2c; yellow,
14c. Cauliflower, crate, $j.fiO. Brussels
sprouts, lb., 20c. Tomatoes, lug, $1.50.
Peppers, basket, 7uc. Parsley, dox., site,.
Rutabagas. IP., 14c Oreen beans, wax,
basket, $1.00. Spanish onions, rrate, l..0.
Muesli, lb., 2c. Artichokes, dox.. $1.25.
Casabas, crate, $3.40. P. tatoes, Colorado
whits s'.ock, bu , ,.,c; luge Amherst onlos,
bu. iic. Sweetpotatoes, bhl., $:i 00. Cran
berries Belle and Bugle, bhl., $8.50; Belle
and Cherry. $7.50.
CIDEit Motts keg, $3.75; Motts, b -Is.,
bbl., $7.35; Nebawka. keg, $8.2ii.
Nl.'TS Walnuts, No. 1. lb., Iii4c; black,
3c, hickory nuts, lb., 4c; filberts, lb.,
15c; pecans, lb . 124c; almonds Non
pareils, lb.. l!e; Ne Plus Ultras. Pic;
IXI.S, 17c. Figs 12-10 ox., box. sue.
M 1 S ' E LLA NEOl'8 Crackerjack. case,
$J.ii; half case. $..76. Cornpopa, case, $!$,.
half in m,, (1 . llalluAl dales, lo, sc;
Kard dates, 124c; brum dales, box. $2.75.
Popcorn, lb., 40c; tare. $J.;0. Sailed Pen
nuls, can. $1.15. Sugar wnli.ut dates, box,
$1.50. Honey, case $:I7..; Airline, $;.s0.
I o oanuis. bag. $5 26. dox., 75c
APPLES Per bbl.. Ben Davis. III. $1.(10
lonathana II.. H.5.; Jonathans, Kas.,
$4'JU; l.lack Twigs Star. $4.00; Mo. Pip
pins, Star $3.50; Den Davis, Star, $3.00;
S lllow Twigs. Star. $3.50: Oenltona, Star.
V50, Jonathans, Star. $3 .Mi; Ben Davis.
Mo.. $.l.i; Ben Davis, Ownpuck, H50;
black Twigs. Shield, $150; Black Twigs.
Loii.merclal, $4.00.
Kansas Illy rala and rrovUlons.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 23. WH ICAT No.
I hard. Wi'Ojfl.M. No. 2 red. ilii'alOj;
Dni-inber, KT W4l'J7c; May. $1.01.
i U)IN No. 2 mixed. 60c; No. 2 white,
; liecember. 6oc; May, Kt4c.
OATS No. 2 wb'le, 2.'4).im., No. 2
p r d 8 4iiic.
BUTTER St esdy; firsts. 28c; seconds.
e ickb g, 1.
FOGS--Firsts, 29c; seconds, 23c.
POULTRY-Hens. L4o; turkeys, lie;
bro.lers, 19o.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Some Cattle Steady and Others Slow
to Lower Sheep Ten to Fif
teen Up.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
OMAHA. November M, 19I5.
Itecetpli. wre i'e . -. ilt;' fheen
Offi. In I Monday 13.571 4,i! l.'.V.t
l atinialc 'iue-dsy ...r..ii !.! 0 l-it
Two days this week l:.17ti
fame day.. In-1 week It '. ''
Same d.its 2 wks. aR.2P67
.ame l is 3 w ks eg i.l .s
fame dns 4 wks. nr. ..'; 2
Same days last year.10.id.
9..V.9
i.im
S J
Is, Hi
t.x 1
12.1.8
J"..ii 3
42
4,K.
J!'.i2J
The foliow. n .aWe s;.v.ws tiie receipts
of cattle, hii and s'.ieep at the Omaha
live stm-k inaikot tor the ear tu date, as
compared w.ih last year:
pilb. 114. inc.
8JI.I. ; MA.i"i44
: 3 ,-,.2H
2,'.Mt5M
Cattle
Hog"
Sheep
...1. lis, 211
....'.sit vr.
...JOiU.HI
The follow, ng l.c. allows the overate
prices of hons at tne omalia live stock
market tor the last few days, with com-
ps.rlsons:
I'at
I nr.
I'll!
"ui
l!l . ln).
Nov,
kl IN1.!"; 35 7 4.xl 7 M if 9517 '
. Mi il i 3a 7 Mi i ,u V 1H i .0
Nov
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
N o v.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
' I 3t
7 K. . a i i -
7 16 7 il "'I ft t T;
I 1 ,7. e 1J " sj( T U
7 72 Ilj 7 W1 7 73
7 7 i 17 7 M 7 7:
1 iv'i ; i.i'i ; i i
7 X 7 , ST t M
7 74l 7 811 ll 7 74
7 b 7 91. 11,114 7 9!
8.1 8 l :
M t-741
101 t; 514
7 il
7 H
1 47
i -'i i
13 &tlS 7 571
Ml 7 70l
15 8 884I I
!;! 8 t.'.l 7 Ml T
its T 4s i ri
17 14i,l 7 M 7 rl
19 8 l!4 7 21' 7 v
1 8 S 4I 7 Ml T '
o 6 l'n! 7 44 7 71
21 7 4ti 7 fi
2." 6 4 j 7 &
ml ?)4i 7 mi I
t .a i I II, I m
7 7'
7 71
I 7.'.!
li ; 7 3
7 J
7 2
0 111
13) 7 08
18 i; 8i.
t, 8 M
7 1st
7 W
7 8
7 8)
7 7ti
7 8
7 ,
Sunday.
Recdpts and disposition of live stock at
the I nlon slock yards In Otnuha tor
twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'cIock
yesieiday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. lloK.8heep.II'ses.
C, M. A St. P i 11
Wn'Rh i
Missouri Pacific .... 4
Union l'a if io 3J
C. N. W., east... 2.
C. N. ., west... ''.
C. Ht. P.. M. O.. SI
C, B. ft y., east... l.'
'.. B. J g.. west... i'
C.. R. I. e P.. easi. iu
V., R. I. P.. west. ..
Illinois Central '
Chicago O. W i
Total receipts ...2.'l
6 4..
1
ii 27 "i
2
21) 10 i
4
6 I
7 11 1
8 .. ..
2
1
1
63 58 4
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co..
Swift & Co...
7X8
27.1
Mr,'
814 2.P21
t udaby Packing Co 1.44
1.1.5
21 k)
4.9
2.1M
2.317
Armour Co 1,3.11
Schwartx ft Co
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Parking Co. ...
."o. U ma In Packing '"o.
Kay Packing Co .
A P. Co
W. 11. Varsant Co
Benton, Vans.int L. ..
Hill o Son
F. 11. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. H. Root A Co
J. II. Bulla
L F. II usx
Rosenstock ltros
27
I
...
11!)
9
lo.l
133
1.4
1,1
22
47
r
1;; 243
Kellogg .
AVertlielmer A Degon.. Id.l
11. F. Hamilton 41
Sullivan Pros 133
Mo. Kan. Cnlf. Co ... X'l
Christie 24
lllgglna
Huffman' 10
Roth 1.)
Meyers 1H
(ilassherg 8
Baker. Jones & Smith .. 14
Tanner Bros 42
John Harvey 17
t linn 10:
Dennis AV- Francis 41
Other buyers 173
J,34
Totals F.873 4.3.-,4 11,:S9
CATTLE There wai a very decent run
of cattle todrfy, making the total for the
two days ID.Iili head, a slight gain over
last week, but smaller than any other
recent week. Still as compared with a
year ago receipts are large, ttiera being a
gain for the two days of 6,500 head.
Buyers went through the yards this
morning picking .ip the western and
Texas beef, for which they paid prices
generally steady with yesterday. On tiie
other hand cornfeds were very flow and
dull, and il was late before buyers really
made any serious effort to buy them.
'I rude on cornfeds might be summed up
a slow and weak to lower.
Cows and heifers were In pretty good
demand and generally commanded steady
prices, there being liltlo change In either
direction. Hero and there It was possible
to find a buyer who thought ha did a
little better than yesterday, while the
next man figured tint he hardly got out
as well as he did on yesterday's market.
Country demand for feeders was slow
and the trade on that kind of cattle dull
to a little lower even than yesterdsy.
The yards will be open on Thanksglv.
Ing day for the receipt and care of stock,
but there will be no market on that day.
Quotations on cattle: Prime coruied
beeves. $MVfl 10.00; good to choice fed
yearlings. $8.6ptt.50; fair to good fed
yearlings, $7 . 25 u . 26 ; common to fair fed
tearllngs. $8.Oiri7.O0; good to choice heavy
eeves, $s.h04r.00; fair to good oornfed
beeves, fl .'&nn.U); common to fair corn
fed beeves, $o. 25(07.00; prime grass beeves,
$7. 7f'tj'H .26 ; good to choice grass beevss,
$7.2f',u7.76: fair to good grass beeves, $ti.60
(u7.oo; common to fair grass beeves, If.. 25
ti9.50; good to choice grass heifers. .. 76
it.75; good to choice grass cows, $5.50
8.25; fair to good tows, 4.6o'(t3.60; common
to fair cows, $3 iOt4.50; good to choice
feeders, $7.2f4i8.00, fair to good feeders.
Hi.5oy7.Jj; common to fair feeders, $...,iodl
50; good to choice stockets, $5.50iii.Uj;
fair to good stockers, $K.6oi7.50; common
to fair Mockers. $5.50&.&0; stork heifers,
$6.7F(iti.75: slock cows, $4. 50(10.76; stock
calves. $. flops'. 25; veal calves, $6.0LU4.50;
bulls, stags, etc., $4 2.'.26.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
an...
4...
m...
U ..
it...
UJ...
Av. Pr. No.
.. t 14 17
..Ill 44
. . '.m IN IT
. . mil 1 0,1
..VM 111 10
..m i u i
At Pr.
..I'M I S
..1174 t 60
..IBM K,
. I' 7 lb
..12H I no
.. 8,4 H
WYOMING
24 feeders.. IW rtu 30 feeders. . 691 86
16 feeders.
HI 6 6u
COLORADO.
913 0 00
NEBRASKA.
994 6 ou
22 steers.
26 steers..
HOUS Receipts were Just about the
same as on Monday, estimates calling: for
seventy-one cars, or 4w head. Totul for
the two days la y,54 head, being 2.4ou
head larger I linn a week ago, and about
2uu heavier than two weeks o, but
smaller than a year ao, by moie than
head. Receipts for the last two days
aiu largor than for any s inliar period
Slice early In September, two mouths and
u half ago,
Shlppti operated a little more freely
this morning, paying prices that wore
strung and In sputa as much as uc higher
thun yesterday. Several loads sold as
high as $6.40. the day's top, and there
wat also unite a sprinkling around $o 36.
Bulk of the hogs was bought at K --'W
6.80, with a si r nkllng of rough, highly
mixed and light stuff on down. There
was a f ilr ahuwlng as high as ;t3.i and
tops made $.4o. Values are still 10-&16c
below last week's close.
Representative sales:
No. Av till. ft. No.
lu HI 41..
1 Hi . . I Ml .4 .
At. Sh. fr.
..lit ... 16
, lii 2 1 1
.107 l IK
, M
. ' ... I 16
.iH ... 40
mi m is
k) .
31. .
II .
1.1 .
. i
I
I 16
4s
PIGS.
7 f7 ... 4 M It 140 ... I ;t
SHE HP Arrivals counted out about
the aame as on Monday, some fifty-two
cars, or 12.500 head, being reported In.
Yesterday's official count was 12.5.VI, and
two days' receipts foot up 25.058 head.
This is 17.01O smaller than a week ago,
15,ouu short of two weeks ago, and more
than 4.("J smaller than for the same days
last year, buppllea so far this week are
smaller than for any similar period since
the lust week of July.
Feeder supplies were comparatively
small, but little was done during the
e'irly pert of the forenoon, as it was
rather letc Itf jrc r kets pur hasel
v - ,. 'oil .-d n ;
There were almdst no good light lamhs
Included In the offerings, and as (he de
mand for the Weightier stuff wss slack
lu lie hud been done up to noon, about
the only sale of feeders made by midday
beina- ml tad lambs of a cornmoulah sort
s $t.'0. What feeding ewes wers here
found a f.ilr outlet at steady to stronget
piles. Ewes which, while real good, could
not le classed as breeders made $5
with other feeding ewes at i.i.io.ift I...
iMeideis that had Just enough teetn to
get by brought $.. 40.
yuolations on sheep and Inmbs: Lambs,
Rood to choice, $) iK,i8.75; lambs fair to
good. H . rs !; lambs feeders $7.7:.'!! fin.
yearlings, fair to choice, $ii nWil.t.O; year
lings, leciri s, Ih (vu n.KI;
I liolce, $."i iHi 4.75; ew es.
l..'.5.56: ewes, fn'r to
wethers, fair to
good to choice.
good, $4iWjju.ll,
ewrs, feeders, $4 0ou6.2i,
No.
l.e.l; Idaho feeder lamhs.
lil Idaho feeder hiiuhs.
11 "4 Idaho Inmt-s
Av.
Pr.
C 55
7 :h
f.o
8 M
$ 0
7
87
l't Moetana f eder yearlings... 70
970 Monluna feeder wcthera Vi
lll( l;0 I Ml. STIII K MtHHPT
t utile iVcak IIoh ledy lo Lower
hee trona.
CillCAOO, Nov. 2 CATTLI" Re
e1pta. HMti h ol; market weak; native
be. f steers. 9" 7( '( 10 no; western sferi,
'. (,l So; cows and heifcis. 2.7ti) 'j;
calves, $C txii n.
IP c, a-Hecetp's. .TS.noo head: nnrket
stently lo 5o lower: bulk of sale. $l.(it
t'. w; light. $5. iV. 'ti 8 M; mined. J "Mt.Sii;
heavVj $ii.uf1li.Mi; rough, (0(111 25; pigs
3 1 eVo. 66.
SIIUEP AND LAMUfl-Recrlpts. 14,f"i0
head; 1111 kci strong; wethei. pi .4Kjfh.f4),
ew es. $4 'Hvtr.'v!t5; lambs, $7.'""ti 2".
nt. l.oul I. tie Slock Mnrket.
ST LOUIS Nov. !3 CATTLE-Rw
celpts, 6. 4O0 head; market stendv; native
oeef s'eers, $7 .VA'pi 25; vearllna stiers
and heifers. $s i -t I 1 .20; cows. ." 7ii-i7 Im-
sioi !ers nnd feedets, $.i.ooli 7. :'.'; southern I
1 i . ' . -.i . .... ...... 1
- . . ..i. iiioi i.vur,,, ,...'
t: 60; native calves, i'i 10.50.
HOOS-Roce pts, Kl.Iit) bead; market
higher; pigs and lights, $il.iHmt.8.',; mixed
and butchers, i;..T.".1-.l.;."; good heavv, $ii.7
iiti.wi.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Receipts, i 5(
head; market steady te 15r higher: year
lings, $".5Ki';.5i; lambs, $,t.t,otiy.l6; sheep
and ewes, $'1.5410,5.
Kansas llr Live Block Market.
K NSAS CITY, Mo , Nov. 23.-CAT-TLV:
Receipts. I5.iit) head; market
strong; stockers and feeders, slow and
k, prima fed sti-ors. f j.vii In Oil; dress.'d
beef steers. $7.si tl; western steers,
J'l '"till VI; stcekers and ferders. $",.Wii'7.76;
bulla $4 Hifi 75: calves $H.0i4i'..ri.
I KiS-Receipts, 1K.000 head, market
higher: hulk of snles, $aMi8.Ki: heavv.
$1: gli.6r.; packers and butcher. $.3Vu)
.; lKht. $8 l.-i.W; pls. $r..6tvtf.1.,.5.
SHEEP AND IMIIS-Roce nl 8 'VO
bead, market h'gher; lambs, $s.2hf8.77i;
yenrllnrs. f8 S5ti1.25; wetners. $&..itiivlii;
rwes. $4.50115.65.
Monx f'lty Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Nov. 23.-CATTLI5-Re-celpts.
2 50) lead; market steady; native
steers. t7i.7.V,i7.25: butchers. 81 40413.".:
cows and heifers, $4.5ufr.0n; rsnnets. $3 f0
414. ; etockers and feeders, $4 Sospl .fit);
calves, $o.0tXiitl.fi0; bulls, stags, etc., $3.66
4c.l.flo.
HOOS Receipts, 4.600 head: market
steadv to 10c higher; henvv. $8 2Tir8.SO:
trlxcd ! 1 V.i ?: light, $6.90JRI.15; bulk
of sale. $8.1ii41.2R.
SHEEP AND LAMHH Rocelpls, 9O0
he.id; market steady; ewes, $.l.&xji5.(0;
lambs. $7,0061.35. '
SI. Joseph I. Ire Block Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.000 head; mnrket steady; ste-vra.
';.4HSi.6: cows and heifers. $I.6on8.00;
calves. !5.lro.
Hixis-itocetpts. lo.ono head: mnrket.
higher; hulk of sales, $;.:5r(S.'i0.
SHK.KI AND LAM BS Receipts, 1,600
head; lambs. $8.00if S.85.
stock In giant.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs Sheen.
Omaha 5.i"0 4"S ll.ftO
Chicago 8.000 TtsOiiO H.l'H)
St. Isiul 6.4 lll.HM i.w.i
Kansas Cltv 15 . I8.H 5.0-1
Sioux Cltv 2.50O 4,600 9iJ
Totals
. .3W0 73,600 34,90.)
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. IS. COFFF H -The
market for coffee futures oncnel at a
decline of I to C poln's under further
scattering llquldst on. which appeared to
be Inspired by the talk of a less active
P.uropeiin demand In Brazil, and the
recent casW rullnir of tho o st an I
freight situation. Business was again
largoly in the way of switching trom
December to later positions, however,
snd prices rallied from 6.S c to 8.8 C" for
March and from .76c to .7ac, for July
during the afternoon on coverings. The
einsA mnm I to .1 nn'nti net lnwei. Sales.
Ifi7,750 bags: November. n."ic: D ccmber.
January. FeVrtiary, .f9c. Maren. .ne:
April, 8.64c; May. .Fo; June, 1.73c; July,
C..!': August, 68.'c; September, .s,Hc.
October, .li3c.
Spot, steady; Rio 7s, 'Kc: Santos 4s
P4e. Cost and fieleht offers of Sintna
4s ranged from about 8 60; for undeic Mbel
up to S loe for well described eoff a.
The official cables reported declines of
75 to 100 n ls in the Hrm Pan nvirltote,
with Rio exchange l-10d lower.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23. COTTON Spot,
nulet; middling uplands, 11.70c; sales, 100
bel"s.
Tho cotton market closed steady at a
decline of 3 points on December today,
but gonerally unchanged lo ton a
higher with remote months relative. y
firm.
Cotton futures opened steady: Decem
ber. 1148c; January, 11.66c; March, 11.93c!
May 12.00c; July. 12 lie
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23 COTTON Spot,
eaay; good middling, i.iwa; mianitng, iwa;
low middling, 6.61d; sales. 10,000 bales.
Minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 13 WHEAT
December, 994c; Msy, $1.0241'-H; No.
2 northers 9l4cUl M.
KliOUH ITnchanged.
HARI.K Y MtfiSc
RYK-Ir(94n.
BRAN-l7.76flM.?ll.
CORN No. 8 yellow, r8'3ec.
OATS No. 9 while, SSO eVc
FLAX-1.9ty2.0O.
4111 nnd Roaln.
SAVANNAH. On., Nov. 23.-TURPF.N-Tl
NE Firm, 64ic; sales 61 bbls.: re
ceipts. 617 bbls ; shipments, . 8 Ibis.;
stocks, 13,04 bbls.
ROSIN Finn; receipts. 2.159 bbla.l
shipments. 92H hhls ; stocks, (8.W71 bids,
giiotattons: A, B, C, I. E, F. O, $5.61:
ii H7H. i r, T7U- K tHOK: M. ki.26: N.
$41.26; WO, $6.50; WW. $6.90,
Metal Market.
NFTW YORK, Nov. SS.-MFTAI Jt-Isd,
offered at $6 26. Spelter, $18.7619 25. Cop
per, steady; electrolytic. $30.00. Iron,
stesdy and unchanged. Tin, quiet, $39.0utf
Si 00.
At Indon: Spot copper. 181 15s; futures,
f3 los; electrolytic, M. Spot tin. 1M
16s; futures, fl'77 6s. Antimony, 125.
Iead, spot, 127 16s. Spelter, spot, tlOu.
Ht. I.onl Uralta Market.
st in. Mo., Nov. 23. wheat
No. 2 red. $1.1161 14; No. I hard nominal;
December. $1 02T4rl 03; May, $1,054.
CORN No. 1. S2iri24n: No. I white. Mf
f2U.c: December. tuS('4'; May, 6o4F
ff'oATS-No. I. $f364o; No. t white
nom rial.
Ilef'wed (III Adrnneed-
NFW YORK, Nov. . The Standard
Oil Company of New York announced to-
,1 .. - k A it m n..A rt K nolnts In refined
petroleum for export In cases and 40
points In barret lots, nerinea. in cases,
i.0.26; In bulk, $1 fO, and in barrels, $.- 15.
K.v-nore'' Titea nnd Dried Fenlla
NFW YORK. Nor. 11.-EVA PORATKn
APPLFR-Steadv
DRIED FRUITf Prunes. unsettled;
Ce'lfornlas, Sfille. Apricots, firm.
Peaches, quiet. Ra'slns, steady.
I Ivernoc Orsln, Maeket.
I.IVFRPOOL, Nov. IS WHEAT Boot,
No. I Manitoba. Da R4d; No. $. lis 34d:
No. 2 hard, new, lis 44d: No. 2 hrd, old,
12s 4-"o; No. I Chicago, new, lis 2d.
CORN Bpot, l.a riaiia. s.
.
tlrr lionds Market.
NFTW YORK, Nov. 13. DRY GOODS
Cotton roods steady; yarns In better In
quiry. Men s wear was very firm; silks
are advancing.
Hank Cleorlnsra.
OMAHA. Nov. 13. Psnk clearings for
Omaha today were $.'.878.49B.y7. and for
the corresponding cay last year $.'.79.-1
157.95. I
Apartments, nats, -iouea and cottage
oan Imp rented quickly and cheaply by a 1
Bee "For Rant," i
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Trnding in Shares Perfunctory and
Superficial from Start to
Finish.
FRICE CHANGES INSIGUIFICAJJT
NEW YORK. Nov. 2t -Trading In,
eleKs toiHv W'is perfunctory and super
tlcinl ii-nni s ail to finish. IeallnE
liminlshed to tiie meager total of 3S,n.4
hare and except for some of the more
sin-, ol itite s'leclaltles which have rc
ecntlv lluur. d f i omlnently. price changes
wet- in. I tniricant or at least unimport
ant. A slcudc tone waa maintained
throiichotit. but this wss due more to the
absence of pressure than lo any actual
uemiind.
Automobile shares rose I to 4 points;
war gvaucs of the class Including Cru
cible Steel. lAck,wanna Steel. American
Inn. American locomotive and Baldwin
locomotive gained nlmost as much, and
sto, ka of no particular description showed
Aarliilde gains of I to J points. United
State; Steel fluctuated within the ex
tremely narrow range of a half point
nnd Hrthlehem Stcl was a gain utterly
Ignored, not a single sale being recorded.
Coppers were steady, hut failed to mikn
further response to the Increased demand
for metal. The final deallnga. CVntrat
leather and American Hide and Leather
preferred rose substantially.
Canadian Pacific s rise of 24 to t
was almost the only noteworthy move
ment In the rale, alihough Union Pacific,
Northern Pacific, Erie and the new and
old Rock Island Issues shows signs of
modeiste accumulation. Canadian Paci
fic lost much of Its gain befsrs the
dull close.
In the way of general newa the for
eign demand for steel wag among the
chief constructive features.
Pin t her large receipts of gold from
Fnglnnd were reported In payment of
munitions. Exchange on Isnndon worked
lack lo the highest quotations In many
weeks demand Sterling selling as high
sis $4.70't with other markets firmer in
sympathy. Remittances of Scandinavian
exchange were especially large.
Trading In bonus wss moderate, but
denoted some increase of Investment In
quiry. "Future" or foreign offerings
were suvill. Total sale (par value)
aggregated $5,2l0.uOt). United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on storks today were as follows:
.is. lla. Mf. C1m.
Alsakt Oola
All!,-'tltne
American nt Hosar....
A merles n r n
AmrlrHt tromit1vo ....
Amrlran a. a R
Am H. A R. (iM
Am. Sugar Refining
Amers-an TH. a Tol...,
Amsrtcan Tnhoree
Anaconda Coppor
Afrhlnon
l,.Mwln IwyimntlTO
Halllnior S llhlo
Beihifhsm at m1
Ilrookiyn H.pld Trsnolt..
I'allfomla IVtrnUusi ....
t'snxtian Psetfic
Wrl Imiimt
( 1mr.sk S Ohio
(Illeag.i U W
Chlva, M. St. P
( lili-aio N. W
l'hleo. H I. 4k P. R..
1.T00
Ht
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71 1
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7: 14
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lit. 111V 111
I en iiTa I44 ills.
!.Sf 12H1 1.' mf
1 vm f
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tits trrw,
1.000 107(4, 107U, 1(1714
14,100 lit; ,if ),,4
8.S HI K MH
478
W o4
s n 1:14 J7-4
1.900 IM 1S4 !
8. an) t My, t
1.40(1
(Us) U'4
);.S it' us
H M H'
134 14
1 114
H t4H KS
K H14 II V
77 T6'i 74
4 16 W'4
4't 47 47
444 41 H 44
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Plsllllen' Svrurttlaa
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tlfnral rtctTie ....
flrrst Nnrthsrn pffl..
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oo
1.10)
176
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OnrvenhHm Rkplnrallon.. 8.IO0
7SW.
iiunois csnrrai
Intrrhornuch Cnn. Corp.
Insnlraiton Coener ......
Intanuulnnsl Harvsrlor..
Kan,, rttv Houthsra...
Ihlrh Vailor
I oiilsrtll a NtstivlM...
Mrtcan Pslrnleiirn
Miami oetr ,
NIourl. K. A T. afd..
Mlrssiurt . pM-lfle
National niseoll
Kallnnal lnil
Nevada fnenr
New Yorli (n(rl
N T N II A II
Norfolk a Wsatarn
Nnr'h,rn Tarlflo
Paeirie Mill
Pat-lllo T'. a Tfl
Pnnv1vanls
Pullmnn ralaee Car
Ray fnn. Coppsr
MfOdln
nspntilla Iron 4 IM)..
giiiitirn Paelfle
S-iilhrn ttallwar
Hiirt'heliar ramiwnr ...
T.niiM Copir
Tas Cnmsnr
t'nlnn rarlflr
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t nltm atata Hiael
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t'tah Co-nr
WVatsrn Cnlnn
W'aatlnshniin ICIrtrle ..
Montana power
(norsl Motor
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1400
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94
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4 1,MI IO4 104 10,11.
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7014
Total sals for th ear. Stl.OM ahar,
New York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.1. MERCANTILE!
I'APKR-WiS ner cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Sixty day
bills $4 5o; dam-ind. 14.7016; cables, $4.70Sf.
SILVER-Bar, 62-tc; Mexican dollars,
4c1r.
HONDS-Qtivernment, steadv; railroad,
firm
TIME LOANS-Fi-m; sixty days. 2f
24 per cent; ninety cays. 244,:i, per cent;
six months. ?. tfr .1 pee tent.
CALL MONEY-Steady; h!gh, t per
cent; low. i per cent; ruling rats, li
per cent: last loan. I 1 er cent; closing bid.
1" per cent; offered at I per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today wars
ss follows:
V. . rf. la, rg.... 9 Ms. Par. ,v. 8a 44
4a 1 eonpon M n. T. C A.K .... hi
TJ. g. la. r lnttiN. y. rttr 4w inu.
4o coupon 101 14 N, T. (lata 414 lit
V. 4s. rg iot.N. Y. NTH. ii.
00 tHMipoa lie ov. 4a ifTu
Panama la root-on. .KM14N0 Paoltlo 4s .'. ti
Am. rimrltars s....1tti do 8 aau
a t. t. a. -4..i7o. g. u f.
Armour a Co. 4'a.. u Por. T. a T. Is... smi
Airhlaos sn. 4a.... MwPana. eon. 44s . lot
Hal. A Ohio 4s tl'4 do an. 4la .""lol
On. Partno 1st ta'tRaedIn a-a. 4a..... uu
C hisi. a Ohio 4m... . U V S. F. r. 4a Tow
t. . Q. I. 4a ... Ms.ro pan. er. U...IW
C M S P s 4 Via 102. do rf. 4
C. R. I. P r. 4a. 'i4So. Rallwar la . ' Iftlu
r. g. nr. 4m ... rrsi'mo panne 4s
D a K. Ii. rot. 6.. 41 do er. 4 m4
trio n. 4 74HU. . Rubber la. .'.iioaw
Oaa. EIrtrto la lOHiitt. N lug TT" m
Ot. No. 1st 414a 100 Wabuk im la... . 104
III. in. rrf 4.... :''. I'nloo 4m..'. M-4
K. . Mo. rl. h..., Nt-Wan. alloo. er? s lS
I., a N. unl. 4. tostAaaia-rt-Moa Is .". H
M. K. a T. lot 4s.. 41 "
Bid.
Local Beearitlea.
Quolailona furnlarhod br Born Brtnksr 4 Ca
44 iimaha National bank bulldlni. "
gtneka Bid. Askod.
Ba-tkra Mortgas linaa 1414 I(
Iiatt a On., pfd.. on-dlT 9&J at
Palrmont Croamory. pfd J0I
Klak Hubtxr U . T por ont 1st pfd.. 101 100"
Nsr gut Tlpnono pfd 46 14
Oaiaha a f a). HI. Hr . pfd Te 71
Omaha a l. B. Ry. B.. pfd m 0414
giai Bank ot Omaha lie 11
Swift 4 To mu JJ414
euUbumsr a Ron. pfd W1 si
gtewart I'lfflir spoomtr ., n, go
tulnn Htock Yard Block, sa-dlv 97
Bonda '
Anxlo-rranch 6 par onl sots. TTJS. . tT M
Chlcaao T,l. Co. lira la. 121 Joivt y,m
Chlcaao Hra. Co. first I, ltrl mi, ttZ
0rman (lev. I pr ent aots. 1PI4 fel.fl
I.lnroln Tal. A Tl. (n. 1IU 4 pa
Omaha Watar 4Ha. 1M1 lot Viiu
(lm.h. A ('. B. St Ky. la, 111 yi J
Omaha ua 6 1V1T pn u
Iowa Hr a IA. 6s. 15JI as 7
Had Cloud. Nab . 4Ha. 111 M pr
rlloui rllv Btix-k Yard la. 1M0 60 U
floui Palla. 8. P . 6a. 161., guu inZ
ThurMon Co.. Nab., la. ItlS 104 imu
t'nlon Stork Tarda f O. . . 1M1 ... M4 too
Wichita t'nloa Block Tarda Is. 1M4.. Muj tt
London Stock Mnrket.
LONDON. Nov. 23. -American securities
dropped todsy on account of the rise in
the rate of exchango.
SILVER Bar. 25 Sd peronnco.
MONEY 4u)4) percent. Discount rates,
short bills snd three montl.s. 6454 per
cent.
Keducet Strained. Puff Anklrt
LytnpbsnKltis, Foil Evil, Fistalg
Boila, Swellings; Stops Lsmeaesa
and allay pain. Heal Sorts), Carts,
boilse. Boot Chairs. 1 is an
ANTISEPTIC AND GEFtUICIDt
lo roiaoMuiisj
Doct not blister or remove As
hair and horpt can b worked. Pleasant te .
2. 00 bottle, delivered. Dsscribet tout cms)
for special instruction and Book I K frsas.
ABSOKB1NK, JR., aailaartk IsIomm sm I as.
Saca kraua. Paisrui. Kaaan. IwoUaa Vaiaa. lauk Las.
easi airai It a taw anaa naoHad atasasaaV
actioa. prlc 91 ar aocil at dcmlcn r auM
to.f.rOUAa.P.1 mM !- U4rlSilK4Va9,
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