THK RKK: OMAHA, THUIISDAY, DECEMBKR 2. 1915.
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IlKAL ESTATfc WEST SIDE
REAL ESTATE WEST RIDE
Brick and Stucco Residence
Farnam Hill
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat it Strong and Sells from
Unchanged to a Cent and a
! Half Higher.
CORN ADVANCES A HALF TO ONE
OMAHA. December !. 1!X.
Cash wheat was strong today, selling
finui uuchanaed to 1 tenia hiancr. Thn
No. 2, Vc: No. 3. 12. riatea: No. t, 10ic;
No. I, V,r-: No.
LIVE IHIULTilY-Brtrftere. 1 V4 to u
lb., in separate comp., l,r; ovr 1 to I
lbs.. 16c; sprtnga, any alee, 12o; duck,
ricked, price, but not wanted, 19o;
hen, over 4 lb, per lh.. lic; rooster.
8c. Turkey. 17c: old Tome, 16c; under
I lbs., 8c; less than I Iba. each not
wanted. Geese, full feathered and fat.
e; picked. price, but not wanted.
Guinea, each. 16c; young. I to 1 Iba
each. oc. t outer equaha. 14 of. and orar.
$.' ; 10 to 12 ox., Ji 00. No. 1. muat weigh
t oi., $'. 60; under I oi, jOc Pigeons, an
klnfl. i er dot . (Wo.
Star Hrami-Hen pavla, 78 per barrel;
pillow Twlaa. per barrel: Wlnraapa,
. , . . . , , ' , ...liww niHl,
rrcipiji cunriiiuea iikin aim me nut k. r i c .
t'emund lor t.la reial waa ialr. , 7r I "r
The com riarket waa alao h.iin-h an l ; 8lncid Brand-Plai k Twla. W M per
jaeped ir. m a half to a cent Inrhor. 1 ne barrel: Tlack Tl;. commenclal brand,
uman.t for omn waa fair. e.iow corn U 5 per barrel; Ben Uavla. llllnola. II it
nllii.C annoi 4 cenie In aJvanre of tn per barre'.
nher vnr.etlea. BI'TTF.R PeM rreamerv. JIo; aeconil
oaia iolloe,l In aympathy with corn In cartnna or tuba. sp; iood dairy. t9
ono wheat and Bold from a i.alf to a cent 2Sc; counfv, common, 19'do.
li.Rlirr. The enj-h demand for oata waa; CMEFlt Imponen Swlea. 44;
I'letty aood. I'Ul .he i ivi 1. t 1 1 th.a ceiel d.-imextlo, SOc; block, Mc; twins. lUc'
" "r i.fcm an a a re-uu inrry were nainea, ivc; tripieta, IPo; youna" Ameil-
only a lew axlea of fata rcnoriei
Rye tnd barley reiTained i.oiuinlly un
il.iiiiMea. the reeetiila ot toeee ccreala
Lenta ery light ana tliei n no ro or
tai !.. eola.
can, ?ic: bin label brlrk, l!c: limburaer.
.jt; .New ,ior wmie, ic; Imported
f r'nch Kooiiuefnrt, 4-.
FRUITS-Oranare: California RiinkUt
Navela, a. lka. f4.fl0 box; ralf'ina
t.u..ai,.rf were. Wheat and flour 8unklat Navela, lMw, Wa, 4.r b.ix; Cill
vquai ui 1.4i.(K bu.; com, t.VO b.i.; oata. f-rnla PunkiKt Navela. lWa and ainaller,
"i'VI . i . . . jl ,w ho,, Klnrl.'aa. all aUea. II.'O box;
u-Vi -i. 1 c!o": u,irh,Vn ,"1 ' I California Valencia. ira. s.ri box.
Jo.V.Tj r"' ,n,1,n'"-' J to '"'f 'lmona: fc'inkl.t. jWi Ka. $r,f box;
bu. and ah.pin.Mta 2.'ti...K) bu.. aKa.nM "Tilt ii tar -W. iT,'
319 No. 41st Avenue
Thi? ic a well built, well arrauged. 8-room houne with sleeping porch.
I.arite living room with fire place und window seat. Finished in oak.
Attractive dining room; in fact, a bright, livable, convenient house at very
much less than cost.
Price $7,000, and we will m.ike very reasonable terms.
I'rimarv cor.. e. ...i. --r 101 wi k.. ! nox- leacnea. i iHorni;i Buiwaya or
telpta en l.y.4.(A bu. and ahlpinenla of ill? "!1"bn'h. Oraiien: Kmrwrr.ru.
t-rlinary oata re. eipta were 1.04H) bu. ; to fl . bbl Cranherrlea
end ahipinenia bu., afialnat re- I B'-'p .'nrrry, $7.r0 bbl.: Hello ni
ci'ints of 1.2K7.0V bu. and alilpnienta of I ""'. e-M h'l-! Jumbo, 110.00 bbl. Fts.
George & Company
Douglas 756.
City National Bank.
WANTED TO IK Y
WANTED To buy on monthly paymenta,
email store room, with llvlra: room
above. In Central school diatrlcl. Phono
Red 7SM.
WE pay Chicago prlcea for aluminum
ncrnp eaatlnK. Ixton Mitchell Co.
Ptrl-tU hi! b if mic , ,
OFFICE furniture bought and "old.
C. Reed. IXfl Farnam. Doug. 6148.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
K0 TO-J10.000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead, wead Bldg.. 18th & Farnam Sta.
Must Sell This Fall
Building Lot 50x128
$375 Cash
Iyot level and on aTade; city water, gaa
and aewer; 3 blocks from West Farnam
car line.
See thla quickly
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET :: "
good lo eholre, W&kSi ;6; lamba, fair to
ood, tiVrM; lamba, feeder. $' v
a 4u: yearllnaa. rair to rbolce, nm(iM,
rearltnga. fe der. oi-nii.nn; wether.
Cattle Slow and Dull to Ten Lower
--Some Lamb i Steady and
Other Lower.
HOGS FULLY TEN CENTS LOWER
OMAHA. Dec. 1. 101S.
Receipt were; Cattle. Hoga. (rpeep.
Official Monday 10.K74 1.41
Official Tueaday 7.421 a.W'l 11.4JO
Kailmata H'edneaday.. 4,"' $.( I.fln0
Three daya thla week 23.4)HA 12.:f4 4,1
Hanie daya laat week..il.lH l.r.tS
Same daya t week ago U.4IT4 11.471 M.ias
Same On . va i week ago .MI 13.777 M.175
Haioe dvi 4 weela ago 31 3W lo.dlJ 47.11KS
Hame day laat year..!7.S4H 42.6iS 4.ft
The following table anowa the reeelpU
of cattle, hoga and sheep at th Omaha
live stock market for the year to data, ma
compared with last year:
m.V 114 Inc.
Cattla 1.12.1 077 XiK.'4 S1.4U
lloga t.J.l t.07. IT4.XU
Sheep .4,074.4 2.72 M9 ml .44
The following table aliowa the average
prlcea of hoga at the Omaha live etock
market for tns laat few days, with corn
pa rlaons:
Date. I ltv i im'4 ' 'ill mil i lll.i !).
Not. 1K 31 I I T I
Nov) 14 ( ful 7 Ml I 4M
Nov. 17 14', T Ml T Ml
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Nov. Uj fcij T j T 60 t T.
" . i i ( ai f wi i ti
Nov. v SHU 7 44 7 71 1 T Ti
Wl.Uiw bu. Inst year.
CAKLOT KF.CK1KTS.
Vhe.rt. Corn. Oag
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Shuler & Cary,
H Keellne Bldg-.
CITT and farm loans, S, (Vx, per cent.
J. H. Dumont & Co., 416 State Bank.
A "For Bala" ad will turn second-hand
furniture into cash.
CITY property. Large loana a epeclalty.
W. H Thomas. Z2Z State Bank Bldg.
6 TO 6 for lounti on boat claaa city
realdencea In amounts S2.0OO up, also
farm loans. Reasonable commlxsiona.
PETERS TRUST CO.. WJ2 Farnam St.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
, O'KEEFE REAL. ESTATE CO..
1116 Omnha National. Phone Douglas ST15.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
II. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg.
fiCi. CITY LOANS, C. G. Carlherg. 310
" f 12 Brandels Theater Bldg.
FARMS and cltv loans at lowest rates.
TOLAND TRUMBULL. 44 Bn B"lg-
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SAMS.
Iowa.
FOR SALE 240-acre farm, s tu.iteJ 1. ss
than 25 miles from On. aha. In southwest
ern loua; located one mile of good town
rf one thousand noo 160 ncrai wt .ter
wheat, 50 acres corn, balance in pasture, .of each year. If you lnveg with us ti our
koou house, large barn and o her necea- Profit Sharing Plan. Also a division of
eery irapruvcrmnts; this Is good home, the prof ts at the end of each year In ad
eiose to tiwn and school. Wl 1 sell oa i dition to the 7 per cent semi-annual dlvl
cosy term. Aduress liox on, uicnwoou,
lewa.
LEAVING City. I owe 1360 on my lot at
3hth and Dodge. Make offer for my
equity at onec L-144 Bea.
REAL ESTATK INVESTMENTS
Invest
Your Savings
and
Get
7
ALSO A SHARE OF TILE
PROFITS
Tou are guaranteed T per cent dividend
earnings on the firat of Ju.jr and lanuary
Mtaaourt.
TOOR MAN'S CHANCE 15 down, $5
monthly buys 40 acres grain, fruit, poul
try land; some timber, near town; prloe
10 Other bargains. Box 4.6 V, Car
thage, Mo.
Nebraska.
QUARTER-sectlon. southeast Neb., a
good one at a bargain; Improved and
convenient to good town. Write for par
tn 'l a, 8. Owner, addrosg F. 4V. Bee.
TIIE-ONE BEST-BUY ANYWHERE
IN PERKINS COUNTY, NE
BRASKA, LANDS FROM JIB TO 120
ACRE. COME, SEE FOR YOUR
SELF. WE PROVE IT. OR PAY
ALL YOUR EXPENSES. ENOUGH
8A1D. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS
TO
Dave Shuter
Grant Neb.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY. WRITE ME.
FOR SALE Bast large body high-grade
medium priced land In Nebraska; very
little money required C. Bradluy. Wei
bach. Neb. e
Nevr Mealco.
ff.OPO ACRES fine pasture, Irritable, big
gest barg In In S. W. Prke, 12 per act .
Acdresa Y 162, Bee.
"Wtseeaata.
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and
general crop state tn the union: settlors
wanted: lands for sale at low prlcea on
easy term. Ask for booklet 34 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 Dnpt.. Boo
Lire WhIIwhx. M-nneiipoli.. Minn.
W-ACRE farm for sale or whl trade for
lumber- yard -or hardware. Improve
ments good; brick home; barn 39x60; good
granary, etc. Two and one-half rriles to
Deer Park, Wis., R. V. D. and telephone
line. One-half mile to graded school.
Oocd soil, fine location. Price. S7S. W.
E. tiingman, owner. Deer Park. Wls
JkllMsellaavuu.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City. Oa.) Jour
nal. "Iowa'e Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five words every Fri
day evening. Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday for ono
month, giving sixteen ade on twelve dif
ferent days for H; or 60 words. $4, or 76
words S6.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper. SSO.Ouu readers dally in four great
state.
FARMS FOR RENT
73 ACHES lor rent, 13th ,anj O.
Lake club.
Carter
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE '
Three Houses
Close-In
At the northwest corner of 2l;h and
Charles street we have two 5-roim cot
tages, eno fronting east on 0 1 the other
dmds, which have not been less than
per cent for the last twelve years. Your
money invea'ed la amply secured by well
selected Real Estate, Mortgages and Con
tracts of sale, f hares can be purchased
now for 110R. '
Authorized capital. 3nn,ono.
Wrlto or see us about It.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney St.
Investments
$18,000 Business corner, everything leased
on long time leases; Income better
than IA200 net. This Is certainly a
crackerjack buy. It is going to be
sold this week.
115,000 One of the moat promising busi
ness corners In town; net Income
61,67x1 per year. This shows better
than 11 per cent on your Invest
ment. Can you afford to miss this
one.
Calkins & Co.,
Douglas 1313. City Nat. Bank Bldg.
Chicago m
M unit spoils KM-
uuluth 6ol
Omaha 40
Kanaaa City ltl3
Ft. Louis InR
Winnipeg 121.4
bles iriorted today: Wheat-No. 3 hurl
wli.ter: 3 car, ific; 3 car. .c. No. 4
l.ard winter: 2 rers. Mo; 1 cAr, Vxc; 1
car, 93o: 1 car. burnt. fe. Sample: 3 crs,
ffc; I car, k.c No. 3 aprlng: 1 car. to.
No. 4 apru.g: car, IBo; 1 car, Nlc. No.
a mixed: 1 car, Mc. No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
Wc; 1 car, Wr. No. 3 durum mixed: 1
car, mc. Rye No. 3: 1 car. Sic . orn
No. 2 unite: 1 car, 4S4c; 1 car, W4c. No.
white: l car. 64o. No. 4 while: 1
car, new. 6.!c; 2 caia, new. tiJc. No. b
while: 1 car new, 61c; 1 car, new. wet.
m- No. 2 yellow: 1 car, 68c; 1 car. 67SC
No. 3 yellow: 4k ear. B.c. No. 6 yellow:
1 car, new, 62c; 1 car, poor, new, 5..0. No.
a mixeo: j car. near vcllow. liTc: 1 ear.
ir-10 r.r . ro box.
VEtSKTAIlT.FJS-Cahhage, l( lh.; head
lettuce, i.00 do.; leaf lettuce, 40c dox. :
celery: Pascal, 7ic do.; California, c
e'er..; Michigan, 8ft do.; cauliflower, 6i.fi0
crt.; ainnah. 2c lb.; bruaael sprouts, SOo
lb.; tomatcea BM lug.; peppera, 6e
basket; parsley, S5e do.; rutabas, lic
lb.; onions- Spanish, 31.50 crt.; red, 2e
lb.; yellow, lVo lb.; artichokes, 11.16 do ;
taaabaa, 66.0O crt. Potstnea: Colorado
wht'ea, 7V bu. : large Colorado whiles,
fi&c bu.: P.ei River Oh'.os, 76 bu. Sweet
potatoes, fSOO crt..
NUTS No. 1 walnuts, lHei lh.: blk.
walnuts. 3c lb.; hl' kory, 4e lb ; filbert",
16c lb; pecana, 124c lb.; Emails, 16c lb;
almonils. l'c lh.
M I SCELLANEOUS Crackerjack. $.1 ro
rnae; crackerjack. one-halt caae. t I.7R;
ease; fard dates, 12Hc lb.; salted peanuts,
$1.16 can; popcorn, 40, 1 lb. package, JJ.S)
case; eornpops, t'.25 case; eornpopa, one
half caae, 1.!"R caae: 8. W. diles, H.2.".
bog. Honey, 33.7.r. case. Airline, 1 do. 6
e., $1.M) case. Cocosnuts. IS.fO bag, T5o
do. Cloer: Motta, i. Ke: MoMs. on'
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
Nov.
. Nov.
lee.
: T 6t T 7
6 T 441 7 M
6 ,H3 7 44 7
Mi! T iX
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lb. 14
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14 a iili 1 ai 1 ail
2 I T 61 7 60 7 69
L-S t .)!..; 7 T 11! 1 1.1
271 6S1WI 16.1 II 46112 04
2M 1 7 41 1 7 47 1 I 6 W W
2!l SI I I 7 h!' 7 i Oil 7 07i I 09
S7T4' 7 161 7 701 7 H 3 12
1. . .'! t 7 51 I03!7 13 s0
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9.1 T
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lil t 77)
68 II 04
new. 63 Vic No. 4 mixed': 1 car. new, neari half bbl.. $7.26 bbl.; Nehawka, ll.li ke.
ye.'low, c; 1 car, new, 61HC. No. 6 mixed:
1 car, 6.. Oats No. 3 white: 64a car
"Jc. No. 4 white: 3 cars. .ie; 4 cara,
tic. Sample: 1 car, 36c; l car. $c; 1
tar 3o ic; 1 car. Sic.
Omaha Cash PrleeaWI. xr 1 -.
key, $L00(Sfl.tll; No. 3 turkey. lMj$1.00;
NBW' YORK GKTxK.RAL MARKET
oa Varlowa
Oaolatloaa of tile Day
Comanodlt lea.
NEW TORK. Dec. l.-FLOUR-Ftrmly
'Sunday. Holiday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the 1 nlon stock yarda In Omaha (or
twenty-four hours ending at t o'clock
yesterday;
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. M. A 8L P 11
Wabash 3
Missouri Paclclc 1
Union Pacific 2..
It". eV N. W.. eit In
C. N. W., west.. 43
C. Kt. P., M. O ti
" , H. & Q., east IS
C 14. & Q., weet 2
C , K. I. a p., eaat
t, R. I P., weat
llllnola Central 4
CI lea go Ureal Western... 4
Total receipts 1M
DLSPOSITIUN-HEAD.
Cattle. Hoga. Sheep
Fiannaro. ssvc; No. I white. ; ",,,;
; oarr,v ; mini- ,jiiiir 4J,AU,i...
? .... IEATHFR FI""rTi:
oaf n rl. sln ,.r.i riiml.h. Tv,.
oy jjoxan a- Bryan, ttoefc and grain
broker. SIS South Sixteenth, Omaha:
Yea'y.
Make Offer
44 ft next First National.
$46,000 taking prloe. Make offer.
Harrison & Morton
No. 2 hard.- 98(hiiAc: No. X had 9C.U. ' .. . i
WkXlVxv i M;..CVv 2 rln", WHEAT-Spot atrong: I durum,
rt?.;, 'aL,. prlnf' .8o,'97ci No-. 'Ill lll f. o. b.. Niw York; No. 1 north!
durum, f&5c. No. 3 durum, 93o'Mc; i em, Dulut i. 31.121; No. I northern. Man
sample, 80Q9c. Corn: No. 2 white. 64'4 I ltoba, 61.164. c. 1 f.. Buffalo. Futures.
tKMHc; No. 3 white, 64564'; No. 4 white. ,flrm; leoembor, $l.ia4.
S4i63t4c; No. 6 white, R!4fl4c; No. CORN Spot strong; No. t yellow, 31c,
white, ag3Sc; No. 1 yellow, 67Hc, ' Prompt.
No. S yellow, 7Vr67Vxc; No. 4 yellow, OA iS Spot, firmer; No. 3 white, 46
674i7V4c; No. 6 yellow, 6Vj67e; No. 4&u"'-
yellow. Vi(56r; No. 2 mixed. 6o,!ffiS-i , "A YT,S,''d::, P"1; ?0-1!.S?
No. 3 mixed. 6Wffi6,: No. 4 mixed. 64 No J- l-I-4EPl-i No. J. $1.004f l..;
"".. ?Himr: No. 6 mixed. 1 'flfe.; K-.e.
M.(?wve, uata. no. 3 white, 3a39c, , , : ' 1 .Vk'
Bogota. 30$Zlc; Ceil-
hemlock firsts. 333
34e; seconds, 83if33c
I'ROV'ISlONb Pork, firm; me. $17.50
(iru.nn; family, $21.0(a'22.NO; short clear.
$19.0011.00, Beef, aleadv: mesa. $16.9
17.00; family. $13 0013.30. Lard, firm; mid
dle west, $9 FiUi&9.80.
TALLoW Steady; city, TVVe; country, T
Cr7".e: sneclnl. 8ic.
BUTTER Strong; rwoalpt. ,5 tubj
creamery extra, W&qXHc.; first, StjXUc;
seconds. 2Ffi27aic;
EOOS Unsettled: receipt. 3.606 cases;
fresh gathered extra fine, 8j40c; extra
first. 36Ca3Sc; flrata, 33tip36c; seconds, Tt0
Xie.
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 1,706 boxes;
state, whole milk flat held, specials.
17c; average fancy, ltrtV816c; current
make specials. 16Vc; average fancy, 16Vto.
POULTl;y--r caned quioi; western f- ah
chickens, 14A27; freah fowls. 121T17c:
fresh turkeys, spring. 14ac. Live,
weak: weatern Chickens, 124jl3Vc; fowls,
l13Vxc; turkeys. 17c.
,
Knasaa City firaln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1. WHEAT No.
2 hard, tl.00i61.0n;- No. 2 red. tl.ORg'l.U;
December, bc- May, tl.OSVt.
CORN-No. 2 mixed, eSH'TKttVsc: No. 2
wMte. 62353c; December, 62Hc; May, 6174
ftWc.
ua tb rso. x wnite, tigptzc; sso. i mixea,
Aillclel Opn. I Hlgh. Low. Close!
Wheatl i I i
Dec..l 0PO4HI 1 07 1 O4H!1.06'A
May.il WWil I WW 1 07WH OOff
v.urii I
en
70
Iec..l64H(ffVI
May.68V$Hi
uais
Dec
May.
rorg
Jan,
Mav
Lard I - I
Jan.. 3?c ( 46
May.l9 62aOri t 70
RJbs I
Jan.. I 40 9 65
May.l 9 66 I 9 S."
644
684l
f,HB
6!HA
42B
44H
42T,f 414
. 43(a'4k!46UV 43Wi
,..flT 56-50)' 17 90 I 17 60 ) 17 80 1 17 60
y. 17 60 I 17 W f 17 60 17 7?V 17 62'
1 06
1 07
64
414
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9 30 f 42461 9 27H
9 67HI 9 70BI 9 62 t
9 40
9 60
9 60B 9 43
77SBI 9 60
A Asked. B Bid.
REAL ESTATE VACANT
$:)00 FINE lots, near car; $6 cash,
monthly. Owner. Douglas 247.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
PRICES REDUCED
New 7-r.. sleeping porch, oak and birch
rlnlsh, nuriel ana boon cases, oeam cell-
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat ares of the Trading: and Closing
Prlcea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1. Active buying, sup
posed to be on foreign account, brought
buuui a snarp auvanca today In tliu
value of wheat. Peace talk led after
wards to something of a reaction, leaving
the market unsettled at the close, but
lc to lV-8'lHo net higher, with Decem
ber. $1.06. and May, tl.Oa. other lead
ing staples, too, all showed gain corn,
l81c to 1; oat. Vj'c to lc, and
provision. 17c to 26c.
Although heavy deliveries on teeem
ber contracts caused the wheat market
to sag a little at the outset, prices soon
begun to ascend when the fact becaitD
evident that the deliveries had passed
Into strong hands. Lively purchasing
of futures here apparently to fill Euro
pean orders gave a decided advantage
meanwhile to the bulls. Later on tho
upward awing of the market received
fresh Impetus from Winnipeg reports
that requisitioned wheat was being
loaned by the Canadian government to
shippers to fill contracts and that the
amounts loaned were to be returned as
quickly as possible.
In the last hour of trading, many spec
ulators unloaded their holdings of wheat,
being Influenced by assertions that Oer
many and France had both formulated
to the pope possible term of peace. An
nouncement of the resignation of mem
ber of the Austrian cabinet was also
construed by the bear a perhaps of
material significance toward effecting a
stoppage of the war.
Corn rose to the highest price yet
thla teaaon. The chief ground was thai
shorts became frightened by the fact that
Ing, double floors rnlrror doors, guar- j rtuaiy no deliveries of corn were made
anteed furnace. Corbln hardware, best here on December contracts. Oats had
material ana wornmansmp mrougnoui.
South front, close In. close to car. Best
buy In Omaha. Owner, Doug. '162.
FOP. SALE Apartment house, nearly
new; handsomely furnished; moderate
Viice; select occupancy; profitable as in
vstment. Write for particulars and
photo. P. O. Box 183, Rlveislde i al. o
HAVE $.'00.
On a 6-room strictly modern, well built
home from owner; hot water beat.
M. 337, Omaha Bee.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
I'-UOOO FIR&T mortgage, secured on 4,00'
ceres of land, to exchange lor a good
Hour mill. Sch ab Bros. 1j2S Flymoutii
l-ldg.. Minneapolis, Minn.
Declares Paris Full
Of Shirkers in Hiding
PARIS. Dec. I By a rising vote the
Chamber of Deputies passed the bill
fronting aoutu on Charlea. lioth houses authorising the minister of war t. call
h?ip,.Vd 1A J'"? ",e"tn; "t- ld' to tne color, tll0 1917 c, without sped
o. Ing a al'.iabl business corner. I .,.. .
iii (.mm street here wo hiive an
8-room house, all modern exceot heat
Carnge n rear. Ri-i.ial. JI2..0 per month.
These three houes are owned by oe
man, who la moving to New York City,
and aska fiat we get him en offer on one
or all of tiiem.
A. P. Tukey & Son
1507-- W. O. W. B!dj.Phono Voig V2.
REAL ESTATE SOLTH SIDE
$3,000
I rooms, living room, dining room, bed
room, kitchen and painty on first floor;
two bedrooms and bain on id floor; oak
fin'sh; all modern; ceinent basement and
walks; eat front lot. 4oxW2; located
8. 36lh Ave; fouO cash; balance terms.
C. O. CARLBEIUi,
312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
SS S. 21aT ST. Juat completed, modern
4-room and bath, buffet, bookcases. Ice
box, clothes chute, built-in sun room with
French dour; designed and built by Albert
O. Jensen. Ty. lidlVV. $d,uuu cash or term.
fylng any date.
Deputy Turmel, socialist, demanded
that the shirkers of military duty, of
whom, ha said, there were no less than
45,0X1 In Paris, be taken from their hiding
places and sent to the front before these
young men were called. His words were
applauded by socialist and "booed" by
others.
"NUMBER CF SCOUNDRELS
RESPONSIBLE FOR WAR"
LONDON, Dec. I. The public prose
eutor of Amsterdam, aceordlna to a Ren
ter dispatch from that city, today de- ! tro,n- hlueflsh. extra fancy. Uc red
.h.. - . ,.:.:. snapper, heaole... drasaed :0e; noun.
tier. HK-; scallops, per canon, u.oo.
strength owing to a good export demand.
Country offerings were small.
Absence of selling pressure resulted
In provisions Joining the advance shown
by cereals. Lower quotations on hogs ap
peared to be entirely Ignored.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
and No, I red and No. 2 and No. I hard,
nominal; No. 4 red, 89&iiOc; No. 4 hard.
R5ijj'.c. Corn: No. 2 yellow, old. 70c;
No. 4 yellow, new, 635jt.W4e; No. 4 white,
new, f!iMc. Oats: No. 3 white, i'T
42o; standard. 43iH3c. Rye: No. 2 and
No. 2. nominal; No. 4, 66c. Barley.
70c. Timothy, $S.0(37.75. Clover, tlO.Oo'i
19.00. Pork, $16.00. Lard, $t).16. Ribs,
tlO.Ml M)
PUTTER Firm; creamery, r93Sc.
EOG3 Steady; recelpta 2 i2 casea;
f'rsta, 2SVifia'c; ord nary flrata, 2Vitf
7Vc at mark, canes Included. '.' irtfc.
POTATOES Unsettled: receipts, 36
cars; Mlctilgun and Wisconsin wi Ilea,
6i6"c; Minneaota and Dakota whltea,
c; Minneaota and Dakota Ohio.
l(K(J(i3c,
IOULTRY Alive, unsettled; fowls. 9if
llc; springs, 13c; turkeys, 14c.
OMAHA GIOtrrtAL MARKET.
POL'LTRT Allv: Turkeys, any size
over 7 Iba., 17c; broilers, lotl7c: springs.
Ho; ducks, 10c: geese, luc; hens. illc;
young giuuea hens, each, ijc; roosters. 6o
OVb'iKKS Chesapeake, standards, per
gallon, $1.10: standards. $1.26: selecU, $1.60;
northern, standards, $1.46; select. $1.76;
New York counts. $1.9u. Northern, small
cans. 24a2&:; large cans. Soft-toe. Chesa
peake, sinull cans, 3C4j2j; large cans, 3uf
FISH-Hal!but. 12c; salmon, freah pink,
9c; freah red. 12c- catfish, fresh, 16;
trout, fresh. 13 ; white fish, fresh. I.e.
red anapper, freah, 13r; catfish, frozon.
Uc; smelt, frozen, 10-lb. box, $1.2i;
muked whit fish, lie; kippered salmon.
Ifc.
FROZEN
0Ho;
man.
trout, lie; No. i whlteflsh, dressed, 10c,
No. 1 whlteflsh. large. !.';; No. 1 white
fish. Jumbo, 16c; pickerel, round W. C.
be; pickerel, heartless, tc: black bass.
order sizes, Zbc; Herring, dreaaed. pair
3
3
1
21 2b
II
3.1 4
10 14
7
26 10
7 7
2
t I
130 30
Morris aV Co 62H
Bvlft A Co 921
Cuduhy Packing Co.. . .1.020
Armour A Co 94
ik'hwart A Co.
J. VV. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co 20
South Omaha Pack. Co. 6
Hrndr.x Meat Co
Williams
W. B. Vansatt Co 37
Benton, Vansant L.
Hill A Son 22
F. H. Ixwls 244
J. B. Root 4k Co 74
J. II. HulU 4
Roaenatock Bros 4
Kellogg 43
erthelmer A Dcgon.. 225
H. F. Hamilton 15
Sullivan Broa 60
Rothschild & Krebs ... 4
Mo A Kan. Calf Co.... K.4
Christie 37
Hlggln 6
Huffman 22
Roth 19
(Meyers X
uiHHiDerx ii
Banner Bros 3
Jensen & Lungroen 26
Dennis it Francis 19
f line 81
Other buyers 769
l.tv-4
1.4WI
1.272
i,n:.7
S4A
213
40
H
774
4.6-M
1.213
,0OT
34
3f -c
BUT!
firsts, SOc;
UTTER Creamery. 32c;
second. Tc: racking, ISe.
EOOS Firsts SOc; seconds, 21c.
POULTRY Hens, lolle; turkey, 16c;
aprlngor. 12c.
Mlnnfspn'li drain MnrUet.
MINNEAPOLIS. Deo. I. WHEAT De
cember. $1.01: May closed at $1 .06
1.0ES: No. 1 hard, $1.07t; No. 1 northern,
f 1 .OSWi 1 .01 V. No. 2 northern, 99-HcStl.vi.
BAKLEY 66a6c.
RVE WKWSe.
BRN $18 OWalS.SO.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 70971c.
OATS No. I white, 88fc8c.
SEED Flax. $1.96ffl02.
. t,ala Grain Market.
BT. LOUIS. Dec. I WHEAT No. I
red, $l.ll'a'l-lH: No. 2 hard, nominal; De
cember, $1.03: May, tl.07.
CORN No. 2, 6c: No. 3 white, 6&4J6e;
December 63o; May, 67Sc.
CATS-No. 2. 39c; No. 2 white, nominal,
Liverpool Gealn Market.
LIVERPOOL. Dee. l.-WHEAT Spot,
No. 1 Manitoba, I la lud; No. 2. lis jd;
No. 3. Us d; No. 3 hard winter, new, lis
Sd; No. i hard winter, olJ, 12s 6d.
CORN ti pot, La Plata. 6a 3d.
- Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1. COFFEE After
cicning quiet at unchanged prices the
market for coffee futures eased off a
point or two on reports that Santos ship
Ixtl had accepted bids under asking
prices In the coat and freight market late
yesterday, but there were very few sillers
and prices rallied In the late trading on
covering. May sold up from 6.b6c to 6.72c
ana September from 6.8iMt6.90e, with the
market closing at a net advance of 3 to 6
I ointa. bales rere 3.750 baga. December,
r ue; January, 8.63c; February, 6.64c;
March, 6.60c; April. 6.68c; May, 6.10c;
June, 6.75c; July, 6.80c; August. 66o; friep
tcmber. 60c; October, 6.96c Spot coffee,
unlet; Rio 7s, 7c; Santos 4s, 9c. The
coat end freight market was reported
somewhat Irregular, with offers of
Kentos 4s ranging from about 180c to 8.90c,
Lared on English credit. It was rumored
that there waa a sale later yesterday at
fc 7i'ic. The official cables reported no
change In mllrela prices, with Rio ex
change l-32d higher. The Victoria cleared
wi h S.UOO bags for New York. Early esti
mates point to a decreaae of about 5,0,
"ti baga in th world's visible supply for
November.
6.U0
Totals 5,641 l,2o0 14,742
CATTLE Receipts were very fair for
a Wednesday, 176 fresh cars being re
ported In, making the total tor the three
days 22,6u6 head, which Is slightly larger
than a week sgo and larger than a year
ago by over 6.0U0 head.
Early advices from other market points
all indicated a lower market. A a re
suit, the trade here opened very slow
and dull, with buyers bidding sharply
lower on practically all kind, their bids
in many cases being 10c or more lower,
especially on cornleda. It waa late be
fore enough business had been trans
acted to really call It a market.
In the end beef steer, Blockers and
feeders sold at prices that were any
where from weak to loo lower than yes
terday. Cow and heifer auffered atlli
more, being llk&loo and In some cases as
much as Doc, lower on the belter grades.
Quotations on Cattle Good to choice
yearlings, $8.0ta36O; fair to good fed
yearlings. $7.00f.0U; common to fair fed
yearlings, JtLoW'.i"!; sod to choice
heavy beeves, $8.oov6 6u: fait lo good
cornfed beeves, 66. i&w.Otf; common to
fair cornfed beeves. $6-O0iai6.76; prime
grass beeves, $7.Vtf.15; good to choice
grass beeves, $6.86.4 ..76; Mr to good grass
beeves, $63r.Kfi; common to fair grata
beeves, t6.3Mi6.36; good to choics graj
heifers. $;-7W6.76; good lo choice grssa
cows, 65.itiHtti.J5; fair to good cowa. $4.60
n6.6o; common to fair cowa, $3.5Ki4.W;
good to choice leedera. i'-00fa'f.M; 'Jr- to
good feeders. $6.2Ua'7.00; common to fair
feeders, $5.2fB.S!4; good to choice stock
ers, $7.00i&7.75; fair to good Blockers, W-&0
7.t0; common to fair stockers, $6.2!P
6 50; stock heifers. t&.6ufc'6.W; stork cows.
M.ofr&G.GO; stock calves, $6.00(j.00; veal
calves. $&XKa4.26; bulls, stags, etc., $4.xtf
6.26.
HOGS Shipping demand waa broad
again this nwrnlng. and while there was
another good run here, outsiders bought
almost as many hogs as they did on
Tuesday. Yesterday's packer slump, and
prospects of a fresh break today, put a
damper on the high prices that were
paid yesterday, but shipper buyers only
asked fry 10c reduction, whore killers
were bidding 16c down, and the result
was that most anything that could be
used for shipping purposes had been
cashed In good season. Prices paid by
shippers ranged largely around $6.3tnj 36,
with a scattering at $6 4u and tops up to
$6.46. A sprinkling of the, later shipping
purchases was bought at $4.26.
General market waa a full dime lower
than yeaterday. Moat of the packers'
purchases landed at $6.20826. with a
few as high at $.. which puts the bulk
of all the sales at H.3oni.l6. There was
quite a sprinkling of light hogs down
ward towards xo.uu, receipts inciuaing
oulte a percentage of this sort of stuff.
Good weighty hogs art also coining In
fair numbers, but weight la wanted by all
buyers. Of course choice butchers are
bringing tops.
Representative sales'
Sh.
N.
I 60.
. 70
10.
44.
W.
.4.
U.
at.
II.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. l.-OOTTON-8pot,
steady: middling uplands, 12.66c. Sales.
lf.fi.0 bales.
Futures opened steady; December,
12.15c; January. 12.28c; March, 12.67c; May
li&0c; July, J2.s6e.
January closed at 1141c, with th
general list closing easy, net unchanged
to II point higher.
Future closed eaey; December. 12 29e
January, 12.41c; March, 12.7a:; May. 12. tic:
Julv V. (We.
LIVERPOOL. Dee. 1 COTTON-Fpot,
unchanged; good middling, 7.7; mid
dling, 7 41: low middling, .97d. Sales.
1' ,ow balea.
Owaba Hay Market
OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 2ti Prairie Hav
I J . - - a-m.t - - - g SB, 1 1 fj MBV
tOZFN FISH Halibut. 1e to eult. Choice upland IIO.6u3Hl.6o- No. 1. tlO ixir
1; catfish, large, for steak. 13c; sal- 1 10 60; No. 2. 68.Wi Ki-'O; No. 3, t'ulTuO
, falls, 9c; salmon. slUera. 10c: No. 1 'Choice midland, llO.iyll 00. No. 1, in ia)
manded that a sentence of lg month'
Imprisonment be Imposed upon Herr
Schroeder. chief editor of the newspaper
Telegraaf, for having said in a recent
article:
"There are In central Europe a num.
SMOKED FISH-Whlt. 10-lb. baskets
per lb , 14c.
KIPPERhiD FJSII Salmon. 10-lb. bas
kets, per lb.. 17a
""T,ERT Mammonth. per do., 7e.
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs: No. 1. 19 -tc: No. 2,
ber of scoundrels who are responsible I!?; $"?c; L-k..i, .a.ic:
for the war." NoJ ti No. Rounds: No', l', 14c;
trio t: No. i. tS.Oiairt.oo: No. I, $6.0ni 00.
Choice lowiana, n.wnnu.ui; jvo. 1, $N.0o
9.oo; No. 2, $7.0Ut8.U; No. 3. tS.0O7Tuf
Straw: Cnulce wheat ia quotable at
$6.f. choice oat or rye. $4. 0004.60.
Alfalfa: Choice alfalfa is quotable at
$12.0utJl3 00; No. 1, $11.0012.00, No. 2. $9 00
tjil.ou; No. t. t7.O04i.O0.
Evaporated Apples sat Dried Fralte
NEW YORK, Dec. 1. EVAPORATED
APPLE.-Dull; weak; fancy, SVJ'c.
choice, 7r7,c; prime, 6Hi7c.
DRIED KRl.'lT Prunes, inactive; Cal
Ifornias, 4mllc. Apricots, steady. Peaches
firm; choice. f-'af.'.V. Ralalns easy; choice
lo fancy seeded, 7Mc.
Pr.
n
0
r ia rvt
31 40 4 10
Ik
t 40
4i
At.
..14
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6 44
PHEEP There was a good Wednaaday
run of sheep and lamba hare for thla time
of year, estimates calling for seventy
nine cars, or 19,000 head Total arrivals
loi the flrat half of the week are 46.&U,
being 17,000 larger than laat week and
6.MX1 heavier than last year, but smaller
than two weeks ago by over 7,0 head.
I at lamb trade opened out pretty dull,
and while here and there a sale was made
during the early part of the forenoon that
looked close to steady, loc lower offers
were the rule on the bulk of the offer
ings Choice handy weight fed weatern
lambs looked pretty close to steady with
Tuesday. Muttons moved fairly freely
on about a steady baala. Another cut of
Tuesday's to. 75 ewes brought the same
price today, while the kind that sold al
0116. was easily steady.
Still later a three-car string of choice
Montana ewe, the beat that have been
here in a long time, sold at 16-90. the
highest price paid since October.
Later fat lamb trading was dona barely
on a 10c lower baala and In spots sales
were quoted UKB 16c off. Late reports from
Chicago showed more ot a slump than
was exacted and the extreme close here
was pretty stow, with soma lambs still
unsold at noon. Bulk of the good lamb
waa bought around $8 tinii.G, with fair
to decent stuff down lo $6.40, and on
bunh that while fslrly fleshy lacked a
good deal of being fal went at te.26.
Feeder trade proved to be a vety uneven
deal. As has been said right along, there
ia atlll a good call for the tight lamba.
and a fair demand for good quality of
medium welghta. Some of these latter
sold this morning at $6.1V44., while a
six-car string of light Montanas put a
top of $.4o on the trad. Trad on the
leas desirable kinds was sticky, however,
and at midday little hiislnr had been
transacted. Feeding e are in fair
yearling, feeders. f M-n6.m; wMhera.
fair to choice If, mv,; on. ewea, good to
choice, 16 6uX..9ft; ew es, fair to good, $4.60
ty (: ewes, feeders, t4.ltttfft.00.
Henreaentsllva
No.
?K New Mexico feeder lambs ..
7:'l New Mexico feeder lambs...
676 native lamba ,
41.5 Idaho lamba
6i nativ lamb
30 native ewe
Av.
4
F.9
82
71
79
116
Pr.
It (v
8 06
9 73
8 n
8 en
6 69
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKKT
Cattle Firm -lloara Laraest Total of
Y ra r.
OHICAOO. Deft. l.-CATTLTCRacelpt.
19,iO head; market firm: holiday beef,
tl0.6MMl.6O; native beef steers, tn.afariO.66;
weatern aleera. t Jen 3 20; cows and heif
ers. $2 6fM 36; calves. 96 5wi' 10. 60.
HOGS-Rece.pta, 60.000 head, the largest
total of the year; market weak, 1016c
lower; hulk of Balea. $H (trArt.gn; light, $VM
4.W); mixed, t'. i.70; heavy, 96.Jftll4l.80;
rough. 9H.2f( 36; pigs, $.V7Tvff.60
SHEEP AND LA MRS ReielpU. 24.0110
head; market weak- wethers. RoTT 60;
ewea. t4.1h.0T; lamba, $7.0ntc9.06.
. Loots Live gtork Market.
ST. lins, Deo. 1 -CATT7.K Re-CJ-lpta,
6600. market aleady; native beef
ateera, f7.6ntf 10.IO; yearling steer and
heifer. 18. 6W10. 30; cowa, V WVft7.oo; stork
era and feeders, t6.0r1i7.l!u; southern
steer, 6S Jf-U.W: cow and heifers, $4 00
P 60; native calves, R OrttirlO M
HOGS Receipts. 12.30 bead: market
lower, pigs and lights, ff.frw.aV, mi)
and butchera. ff .Jfie.90; good heavy, ff.eo
fl6.7n.
SHEEP AND I.AMn-Recelpts. 1 909
head; market steady; yearlings. $6.607 60;
lamba. t8.364T9.10; sheep and ewea. 35.5059
6 60.
Kaaaaa Cltr Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Den. 1.-CATTIJ3 Re
ceipts. 5.300 head; market steady to lower:
prim fed steers. t9.2Mr1O.00; dressed beef
steers. 37 0njr.00; western steers. ff.2M
' 'Xker" nA feertof". 360-7.60; bulls.
t4 MVrt.7: calves, 94 otv-rf-s Ji)
HOtlS Receipt. 14.0K0 head; market
l-wiJ;,,lk .f H 2f"f'0: heavV,
FJrY. .' r"kera and butcher. ff.STM)
t?, Jl' 1'. ff.3fvH6.00.
8HEKP AND LAM BH-Receipts. 7.0l
Jh,,l.'li-m.rkt o 10c lower: lambs,
J 'i !L: yrn. 96 MWfj.40; wethers,
5.6ojje.36; owes. t4.7Wto.7S.
Sloag City Live Stork Market.
S'WX CrTT. Dee. l.-CATTIja-Fe-eelpta,
3,600 bead: market ateady; native
ateera, t8.7Mr7.60; butchers, 14.60.;
cowa and heifer. t4.6W.40; canner. 13.60
HOOR-Receipt. 9,000 head; market 6
lr Jvowrri.hr"vy- 40; mixed, ff oo
5 2?; "ht' -: f'f' 00; bulk of aalea. 16.90
tie . 80.
SHEEP AND TA M BS Receipts, t.m
VSZ'li "."ii'.' t,,,djrl t6.000.66;
lambs, $ HHfrg.TO.
t. Jiwrnk Lire Stork Market.
8T. JOSEPH, De, 1, CATTLE Re
celpts 1 700 head. Market steady; steer
t6ti8.,R: cows and heifer, t6.60fM.60;
calves. t6.0ii.00.
HOGS Receipts. 11,000 head. Market
lower; bulk of sales, 9S 3TTi.45
SHEEP AND LAM US-Receipt. 4,000
head. Market slow; lamba, t8.8.85.
Stock la Slakt.
ReeelpU of live stock at th five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
cattle. Hoga. Sheep
South Omaha
Chicago
St. Louis
Kanaaa City .
Bloux City ..
Totals
4 600 t 0.1ft 10 nun
.19.0(10 60.0O0 S4.0no
12.300 2.9110
14.0U0 s 7,
1.000 2,500
..37.900 103.200 56,400
York Money Market.
pf&n Ti?R,K- re- '-"MERCANTILE
PAPER 243 per cent.
..T-:KMNa KXrilANOE-JMif bills.
45.5i Hmn,l. $471; cahlea. 34.7175.
SILVER Bar, 66c; Mexican dollar.
BONDS Government, ateady; railroad.
Irregular.
..7JSfK I-OANR Firm; 60 and 90 days,
cent Pr !nt: 'X montn"' per
CALL MONBT-Bteady; high. S per
cent; low, l per cent; ruling rate, 3
per rent: laat loan, t per cent; closing
bid, 14 per cent; offered at. 1 per cent
Closing quotation on bond today were
a follow:
V. , B. rsf. 9s. rsg.... Mti M. K a T. 1st 4s..
49 wuph Mo. P. e. (s m
V. 8. .. rag IIIKK. T. C. 4t. 4... .lii
eounon I0II4 N. T. rltr 414 im
U. 8. 4S. re I0HS4N. T. Hut 4s....1UUj
4o eounoa II N. T.. N. H. a H.
aaam Is oouiB..lm ev. ts lis
Am. Hmtltwi ....nmNo. Psoitis 4s vau
A. T. T. 0. :. ln do 1 mm
Armour A Co 4m.. lto. g. U rsf. 4a u
Atcblaoa en. 4a.... Nuru. T. A T. ia.,.. MI4
bal. a Ohio 4 HP.nn. eon. 4Ma. l(Wi
Osn. Psrlflo lie nil to xsn. 4tta Iiou
Che. Ohio ... lliRMdlns (a. 4s M
C. B. A CI. . 4..... aH. u A H. F. r. 4s 73
r M A P 4m .01Kn. p..0. . j, 107
V. R. I. P. r. 4s. do ref. 4a an
r". a a. rf. 4H4.... Suva... Raiiwsr ( 103 u
D. R. U. raf. ts.. ttttUsloa I'srifie 4s.... STI4
Kris n 4s T4 do cv 4s n
v. n. Rabbsr fs....lfl
4VP g ami imvt
li Wahjih lit ia 10 J a
4Uw..i. t'nlon 4W.. M
HSW..t. K. ctr. II..1M
Gn. Els. trio is..
It. No. 1st Ul
III. Can. raf. 4s.
K. C. So. raf. is
LAN. unl. 4s..
Bid.
Hit
TO
4
II
V4
V
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Tl
.81
140
Local Secarltiea.
Qtiotstlons furnlshsd br Bums. Rrlnkv A Ca..
444 Omaha National bank building:
"lock- md. Askad.
p.n.,n idt(sb mh , 141 14
iwrs m lo., pio
Fairmont Crasmsrv. nfd
Plsk Hubhsr Co., 7 par out first fd. 10
uncoin ii. a toi., coat
Nw state T.I.. pfd
Omaha A C. B. Ml. Rr . fd
Omsk A C. B. Kr. A B.. pM
fitsis Bank of Omaha
Bwlft A C... IMtt
guisburger A Bos, pfd iss o
tn Wamsr BpMdonMtar (1 as
Union gtock Yards tUoca. ox-dlr MS4 suit
Bonds
Chlnaso Tl. Co. First Is, 1438 llUj istu,
C-bl.-sao Br. Co. First is. I37
f. U.. D. M. so. K.''R''ta.' iM7!;! IIU
laroln Tl. A Ttl. ia. Ii21 44
L Anles 44. ISia
lows Rr IJht is. lilt
Omaha A C. B. Ht. Kr. is. UK..
Omaha 0a ts. 141T
Kd Ooud. Nb.. 4Sa. 1116
ttloui I ll Htork Yards ts. WO.
Bloui Falls, a D. . is. 1SJ
foil! A Co. Is. 144 n
Thurstoa Cn.. Nn., la. IMi HM
t'nlon Hliiek Yards Onvsiis. U. IMI. . M.U,
Wlohlt U0.04 Slock Yards la, 1IJ4.. VI
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Oil aad Roala.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 1. TURPENTINE
Firm: 54uf4c: sales. 366 bbla.: re
celpta, 123 bi.ln.; shipments. 106 bbl.
stock, 13,867 bbl.
ROSIN Firm; sales, 1.241 bhls; ship
ments, 1,004 bbla; stock. 68.6U1 bbla.
Wuote: A. B. C. D. E. F. 35 80: O. to.Ki;
H. t6.82VS-5.8S; I. 15.8f: K. $6 15; M. 16-30;
N. $6 &0; WO, $4.75: WW. $7.00.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Dec. 1 American gold
bonda were sold freely on the stock mar
ket today at easier prices, while Amer
ican railroad shares were dull and droop
ing SILVER Bar. 26 15-16d per ounce.
MONEY 404 per cent.
DISCOUNT RATEM-Hliort bills anJ
three months, 5 per cent.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1. MET A I J4 Lead:
Offered at $6.26. Spelter, $ls omu18.25. Cop
per: Steady; electrolytic, $20.00. Iron:
Steady and unchanged. Tin: Easy at
$J0.0l4r39.60.
At Indon Iad. 28 17s 6d. Spelter.
&9. Copper: Spot. su; futures. Abo 10s;
electrolytic, n0. Tin: Spot. A 166 be; fu
tures, 171 bo 10s. Antimony, 126.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1. DRY QOOD
Cotton goods were firm today, with
yarns tending higher; burlap markets
were firm locally and very high at Cal
cutta. Lares were more active. Worsted
yarns were firm.
agar Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1. SUGAR-Futures
cpeped firm and higher on buying by
trade Interests and commission houses.
At noon prices were iu3 points higher.
Raw, firm; centrifugal, i.ltc; molasses,
4. 37c; refined, firm.
ROB BANK BY HOOKING
CASH OUT OF WINDOW
NEW YORK. Dec. 1 -The arrest to
day of three men on the charge of at
tempting to rob th cashier of the New
Netherlands bank, by hooking packages
of bills on a cane, led lr.3 police to be
lieve that bank robberies during the last
few months totaling $126,0u0 will soon be
cleared up.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Little Change in Day's Dull
Ihagin; Setiion.
and
IJSYISjmm SHARES HEAVY
NEW TORK. Nor. l.There waa little
In today's dull and dragging market ti
warrant specific cr.mment. Investment
rtocka were moderately heavy, while
some of th more volatile peclalil in
t lemented recent gains, enly to lose them.
In part nr whole, before the close.
lntereet In war shares showed steady
diminution and even ventursome specu
lator seemed to realise the futility i f in
srtlftclal or forced movement In thoie
Bharee at thle time. Manipulation was
responsible for a few new records Irt
closely held laaue. South Porto Rif
Sugar rose 8 point to 14 and Cti..nii
Amerlcan Sugar gained 4 at 177. but both
tell sharply before the close. Unlt-'d
States Industrial Alcohol at the new max
imum of 1294 on Its 44-pnlnt rise and
Montana Power with Its record price of
'2 met the same fate.
Temporary gains of 3 to 8 points wc-e
shown In the early dealing by su b
widely divergent Issues as Studrraker,
F are-Roebuck. Texas company, icw
York Air Brake and American Coal Pio-l
ucta. with more moderate advances f. r
erstwhile favorite like Crmlhle sterl,
lc.ka wanna Steel and Baldwin I.oconi -live
American Locomotive was heavy on
rumor of legal action egalnat the man
agement and American Can preferred re
flected disappointment at the failure of
the director to reduce accrued dividends.
while Mercantile Marine preferred lost
t rolnt at 63.
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aared within verv narrow limit a.
even Pennsylvania making but feeble re
sponse to its remarkable October earn
ings. Dealings In thla olsaa of securities
ere the lightest of any day for several
weeks.
Ixiweat price were made In the final
hour, the short Interest concentrating Its
effort upon United States Steel, which
fell to 86, a los of 1 from It best price
of the forenoon. Erie also suffered at the
hands of th bears, losing a substantial
traction. The colaing was heavy and fe
verishly active. Total sales amounted to
477 0C0 shares.
A new high rate for francs, Pari ca
hlea selling at 6S0, featured operations in
foreign exchange. Marks held at yester
day a low figure of 73 and sterling
ahaded a small fraction.
Bonds were Irregular with weakneaa In
the several laauea of Missouri. Kansas
sn.l Texas on deferment of Interest pay-
m Hw?0.,' 't. P1" Vmlu' ASSregated
14,677,000. United State bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stock were ss follows:
.. . .. Bales. Klrt. Low. Class.
aissea cmi 4.700 m 14 4
n.iwvainini 1.H4I
AmsrloM Bast Suaae..... 11, 100
Amsrlraa Caa 14. 400
America Locomotive .... T.n
Anaorieaa a a K
Am. 1. a R. pfd
Am. gtisar Rsflnlna
Amsrtrwi T"l. A Tal...,
AaasrtcsQ Tohaooo
AnsconJa Copper
Atchison ,,,,,
Haldwlu Lneonxrtlta
Baltlmors A Ohio
Brwoaira Rapid Tr
California Pstrulssat ....
Canadlaa Paclris
Osatral Lsa4har ..,
t'hsaapssk a Ohio
(ilmio O. W
Chlcat-o, M. A It, T
tTilcago A N. W
Oilrao. 4L I. A P. Rj.,
China Oneasr
Colorado len.i g Iron..,.
Cronlhls Blssl
IXnrar A H. O. pfd,...,
Distillers' BseurhiaB ....
Brl. I
Oensrsl Rtsetrla
Hrest Nnrthsra pfd
Orsat No. Or etrs
Ouuauihalm Eiploratlon..
Illinois CWntral
Intsrbonufh Ooa. Carp.,
Inspiration Copper
Intornatlnnal Hsrvsstar...
Kaiaas t'lir Boutasra...,
Lehlth Vallsy
liiilavllla a- Nsahrllla...
Moileaa Poirokwm
Miami CUippor
Mlsaenrt, K. T. pfd..,
Missouri Paclfld ,
National Dloeult ,
National Lead
NTs.1a Coppsr
Nsw York isntrsl
N. Y N. H. A H
Norfolk a Western
Nnrthsrn Paelflo ,
Paoiflo Mall
Psrtne Tel. A Tel........
Pennsylvsnl
Pullman Polar Cr
Rar Caa. Coppsr
Rsadtag
Rspobllo Iron A 8t
Bouthorn Psclflo
Bouthera Railway
Htudehsksr Company ....
Tenaass Poppor
Teisa l-Vmeany
t'nbm Psolfts
t'nlon Parlfle pfd
l otted fttalea rTtasI
t'. B. 8t.l pfd
f'tsh Copper
Wsstsrn t'nton
WMtlnahoiiM Elaetrle ...
Montsns Power
oneral Motors
Wahairh B pfd
InlerrtAllAMBl U.ri..
Total aaioa for ths dr.'47i.'on'ahsre'''
Snappy Stag Party
The One Big Noise
For "Greeters" Meet
"The real 45-cabller. la-karat. ii.a.AMi.
and-a-yard-wlde entertainment In Omaha
on tne evening or December T will be
held In the ball room of the Fontenelle
hotel."
To thla broad statement Al Rasmussen.
chief clerk at the Millard; Joe McCaf
fery. chief clerk of the Schllta, and Joe
Kennedy of the Henshaw place their
hand and seal In solemn oath.
On that evening the Nebraska-Iowa
hotel Clerks Will alvs their annual ai
party. In past years the hotel clerkt
nave given stag parties so successfully
that when details trickled out to the pub.
He a clamor arose for permission to at
tend, so thla year the public la Invited.
Culls from the Wire
Pi n,. u Afin ....... w 1 .
... K.UUU..OI.I, U.IIIBIf t, B III, t
j-i orouHiyn, nas oeen appointed arch
bishop of Chicago In succession to the
lste Archbishop Qutgley.
The hunting season, ch-slng In Michi
gan, claimed ten Uvea In the upper penl -
ula. half the number killed last year.
Thrie were also four accidents thu Je
suit of which are still doubtful.
(Thief Deputy Henry A. Larson of t'ie
Indian service arrived at Hlbblng, Minn.,
end with the co-operation of Maor
Power but Into effect the order unforiiug
the "lid" provision of the of the lndlin
treaty In Hlbblng and Chlaholm.
The supreme court of West Virjl'la
declared const tutlonal that section of
the state liquor law which pro'ibti
liquor dealers outside the atate iroin ,vi
vertlaing their wares In West Virginia by
circular letters and order blanks.
E. J. Kaiser, postmaster of Ashlan I
Ore., for thirty years, editor of the Ash
land Record, and a political leader, wii
shot shortly before noon and rroiab y
fatally wounded by William 'Jrentlcl I
mall clerk, who then shot himself t rou 1
the bead and died later. No ouai a
known for the act.
Thirty delegatea to a conference of t'i
National Republican union met at ''M
rn w Ik ilrtracia VI k.t I ; I l 1 A. t
I Bon. Ind., father of the asaccutl j.i i t
. iiaioiia o. oiuiwaii aaia inose pr s it
reported progreaa of atate orvanizatlon 4
In their reapectlve atates llllnniH, t.
conaln, Nebraska. Indiana and Wat Vir
ginia. The conference on the foot and mouth
disease which closed at Chicago it et.
pected by those who attended, to rea It
In a law giving the federal attthori't'-t
full control, while at at leg a atiur
they are persuaded to the views of tlio
at the conference will enact meaaurva
lenolng support ti the national goverti-nient.
1,400
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Bn 470
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Issu ol THE ODD LOT ItEVIKW. .,l s
ysar. Bwul foe sansls socr- John Mu'r t
Co., Mmurs ot tb Nsw Torn H'ovfc Rx
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