THK HKK: OMAHA, FKIDAY, DrX'EMHEK 10, 1015.
11
RENTALS.
OR TIL
KEWI.Y decorated. 7-room. modern
house; large barn and yard; near car
line; reasonable rent. Tel. D. 57JS.
t-RUUM, strictly modern cottage, hot
water heat, close in, rent for i& 403
Lincoln Wvd.
V. h Iorranf. Tel. D,M of H. tlKl.
WALKINO distance, M44 Dodge. 8-room
modern house, t-. Key next door. W.
W. Mitchell, owner. Phone Web. 48V6.
ReV 4-room cottage, Florenoe. Adam
and Buffalo Sts. I, 4t'33. HO a montjv
l-ROOM. nearly new; modern except iur-
nnce; only $1S. Colfax 109.
MODERN 5-room house with bath.
Franklin. I'hono Webeter 6159.
2S03
T-R. mod.. 230S Calilornta, H6.00
C. O. CARI.PETK7. 312 P-randclg Thea.
lOtTH.
TWO 7-room houses, 8. W. corner J3d and
Howard; these houses have been very
completely remodeled; new furnace;
combination light fixtures; hardwood
floors: new turner In every room and
rlnaet: summer norch. screened in; in
fact, every comfort; $:).
Cottages. JoOtMl S. 2Hh Ave . $14 per mo,
6-r. cottage. 'VZ . Oil St., ' rer ma.
ALFRED THOMAS. 30 First Nut. Hank.
tVK. HOUSE. 1 sleeping porch. 1 screen
porch. 906 g. 38th Av. Hameyga4.
-rm. house for rent, all modern except
heat. 711 B. 17tn Ave. Doug. 6131.
PAHTL.V niourrn fc-ro.m house, one biock
from car line. SM Vinton. Harney 2S7.
REAL ESTATE
rtRM nt.ii i,An roii ialr.
hihi:llam;ui s.
HAVE YOtT A FARM FOR PALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City lv) Jour
nal. "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Mdlum." Twenty-five words everv Fri
day evening. Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday for one
month, giving sixteen ads on twelve dif
ferent day lor $J; or 60 rvoid. M, or 75
words. $6.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper, 260,000 readers daily in four great
states.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$J0 TO J10.000 made promptly, r. D.
Weed. Weed Bldg.. lSih ft Farnam Eta.
CITT and farm loans, 6, $, per cent.
J. H. Dumont ft Co.. 418 Btate Bank.
A "For Bale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture into cash.
CITY property. Large .loans specialty.
H Thomas. XX 6tat Bank Hldg.
W.
1 TO t for loana on beat class city
residences In amounts 12. O0 up, also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions
FETEHS TRUST CO., 1T2 Farnam St.
WEST,
Dundee Rent Free to January 1
Eight-room modem home 332.60.
GLOVER, ft SPAIN.
Douglas vCHwi. 9-M City National.
J-KOOM modern bouse, Uumlee; 4S01 Cap
itol Ave. Phone Walnut lsso.
FOR RENT.
HOT Harney St.. modern 10-roora brick
houee; hot water he it. Inquire T. J.
O'Brien. Tel. H. 1094. D. 1216,
MISCELLANEOUS.
MODERN.
CO N. 41st., 6-r. house $22 60
JU2 S. 32d St., 8-r. house 35.09
S!426 Spencer St.. 6-r. house 22.60
t4-'l Capitol Ave., 8-r.. house 22.50
PARTLY MODERN.
19 Graoe St., 6-r. house $15o
9t7 N. 2Uh St., -r. house 16.00
FT .AT.
1321 Leavenworth St.. 2d floor. 6-r..
part modern i'-50
lOO First National Bank. . D.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska favrma
O'KEEFK REAL, ESTATE CO..
101 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 1716.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
711
FARM AND CITY LOANS.
O' DOUGHERTY ft HUGHES,
Keellne Bldg. Phone D. 1013.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg.
CITY LOANS. C. O. Carlberf, 810
12 Brandel Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I WANT to bn for cash 2 or 3 very
cheap lots. Give price and legal de
rcrlption and you will hear from me.
8. 340. Bee.
4-r. house, 4127 Seward
6-r. cottage, 41st and Hamilton; bath..
6-r. cottage, 2014 Paul; bath
6-r. house. 1417 N. ISth St
C. D. HUTCHINSON CO.
Phone DoiiKlas 419.
722.
"HI
..17
,. 15
.. 13
Jl'.ST from the country, three farm mares
from 1.100 to l.iw) lbs., from 6 to 11 years
old; will sell cheap. 2013 Douglas.
BEE the Central Furuliure Store s FKUE
RENTAL LIST
HAVE you gut the money? If you have
investigate this. $3,ti00 will buy a busi
ness worth $1,000, if taken before Dec. 10.
Address t: a.i. care itee.
6-ROOM cotage. Low rent, close in. G.
f, meuuiiin, iniv v. iiicb'j.
TTviiECrelgh Sons ft Co.. Bei
xioutesln u part o( the clty
Bee Bldg.
MAOtSAKD Van & Storaue Co.. Moving
packing, storage and shipping. D. 14:"6.
FIREPROOF VVAREHOU8B
SEPARATE, locked rooms, for house
- hold goods and pianos; moving, packing
and shipping. ,
OMAHA VAN ANd STORAGE CO..
808 So. 16th St. Doug. 4163
Globe Van &Storage
Btores, moves, packs, ships; S-horse van
and 2 men. 31.25 per hr. ; storage, (2 per
mo Satisfaction guar. D. 4338 4 Ty. 330.
FIDELITY
Phone Douglas 2S8 for complete list of
varant houses and apartments; also for
atorsge. moving. 16th and Jackson Sta
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
7-Room AlOlodern
House on Boulevard,
lias Oarage.
$500 CASH
Balance on Terms to Suit.
This house is modern throughtout.
For Description
Phone Doug. 292G
Today.
Call Walnut 682 after 7 p. m.
Tonight.
J. C. Reed
Exp. Co., moving
packing ft storage
'.407 Farnam. u. mw.
rZnrHnn Vnn fVv stSragS:
w.. Moving.
137.
21 N. 11th Bt.
Tel. D. 894 or Har
ttTUHEH AU OFFICES.
2 Small Offices
Ready Now
0110 ICE LOCATIONS
in the
Bee Building
$12.00. J1C.00.
Inquire Room 10
N. W. COR. 24th and
basement; rent rig!.-.
Lake, store and
Colfax 1339.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
ONE U-room house, corner lot. will trade
equity for a good vacant lot.
O. A. ECKLES.
Fhone D. 13 or H. 67q.
SEV EN-PASS ENGKR auto to exchange
for (-room bungalow. Phone Doug. 2M.
A H1QH-GRADB southern Iowa farm,
will Improved, close to market; 3oO
acres ail good lund; price, $135 per acre;
subject to 320,000 Incumbrance, with long
time to run. Want smaller farm or small
grain land in the west or north. Address
uwiu-r, Box 211, usoeolt. la.
KEAL EST ATK
FA RSI A KA.Xt ll LANDS FOR SALE
I ALlk-'uil.WA.
I'REfcl government land; 200,000 acres to
be opened ior entry In northeastern Col
orado in January. For particulars ad-.ri-ss
Box bo'J. sterling, Colo
KI.OHIUA.
FLORIDA Any im wishing a large
ranch for sink lai.-ir.ti ami leeding. ad
r' Tavi-iu. . t...... i.i -iirinss. Kla. o
UW A.
A BAHRAIN.
12u in Harrison Co., Iowa; new Improve
ments; land lays good, at U0; SOOu down.
li.txM March 1, tlmo on balance. A bar
gain. Vt e ll prove it. Come and see.
FRANK HILL. Logan, la.
111. Hi-; IS i'OCK CHANCE.
40-a ere form 16 miles south of Council
Bluffs, la.; cloho to railroad; 3t acres
under cultivation, 4-room cottage, barn,
well, cave; fenced and crons-fenced:, must
have MW rash; this is a snap; worth
xr..0u0. but will tak 33.500 If sold by the
lltth. Call at 413 Karbach Blk., Omaha,
Neb.
Five Rooms,
All Modern
Living and dining room finished
In oak, kitchen with roomy pantry
and cupboard, bath white enam
eled, with porcelain fixtures, two
bedrooms, two clothes closets,
walks in, electric fixtures, all
roo-ns have flush switches.
Price, 12.750, S300 cash, balance
monthly payments.
Two bungalows of this plan In
this addition sold this week. Come
In and see plans. Phone Douglas
1153.
Traver Bros.,
70S Omaha National Bank Bldg.
17th and Farnam Sta
Wheat ii Unchanged to Two Cents
Lower, with Good Rectipti
and Slow Demand.
NEW CORN TWO CENTS LOWER
OMAHA. December !. 1915
Wheat ruied from unchanged to Sc
lower today
There was considerable Improvement
In wheat receipts, but there was only a
moderate cash demand for this cereal.
Old corn sold at practically unchanged
prices, but several cars of new corn sol.l
at a decline of about 2c. The demand
for com was fair and the receipts of this
cereal were pretty good.
The oals market was a trifle weak,
selling from unchanged to Ho lower, al
though the rash demand waa fairly ao
tlve. The cash demand for rye was active,
but the market wis weak, selling from
c to lc lower. Barlev receipts were un
important and the market remained prac
tically unchanged.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 1,450,000 bu.; corn, Sl.OuO bu.; oat, 770.000
bu.
Liverpool rinsed with wheat 4d lower
to Id higher: corn, unchanged to Id
higher.
Primary wheat receipt were S.306,on
and shipments 3.1W.000 bu.. asalnst re
ceipts or 1.567,000 bu. and shipments oi
l.O.flflO bu. last year.
t'tlmary corn receipts were ou.
and shipments S7S.OH0 htt., against re
ceipts of 1.755.0O0 bu. and shipment of
itm.uw bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were KM.OOO bu.
and shipments 905.O0O bu., against re
ceipts of ROO.ono hu. and shipments of 10,-
000 bu. last year.
CAHLOT RECEIPTS.
Chicago
Minneapolis .
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Winnipeg
87
.Lisa
. 30 .1
. 122
.
. 134
.1,541
14
37
112
62
11&
"8
18
$1 24V f. o. b. New Tork; No 1 northern.
iMiluih. tl 21V and No. I northern, Mani
toba. 11.21, c. I. f. Huffalo. Futures were
easy; Iv.-ember, II 21S
CORN Spot, easy; No. 3 yellow, Slc.
prompt shipment.
OATS Spot, easy; No. white, ISViCJ
4f.Hr.
1' AT Steady; prime, l J7W; No. 1.
II S; No. 1, I1.1MJ1.20; No. . la l6;
shipping. V.
Hups Quiet, state romon to choice
ll 2fl.c; 1914, 5(i lPc; Pacific coast
lSIn, 1I1MV: 1I4, ricV.
H1DK8 Steady; Hogota. JOfJJlc; Central
Amerlcn. ;-.
1.KATHKI!-Vlrm; Hemlock firsts.
J4c; seconds. syrfSlc.
PROVISIONS Fork, firm; mess, loou
1V: family. $."0..v zmi. short clears,
J19 00.J121.0O. Peef, sternly; Ines. $lti.;vff
IJ.Oft; fsmllv, $l OiV((lx lrd, steady;
middle west. ,1i9.!H.
TALLOW l'lrm; city. sc. nominal;
country 7VciV; special, se.
RI TTF.H I nscitled . re -clpls, 7,712 tubs;
creamery extrss, MdftlbV; firsts, SC'ty
IK)c; seconds,
IXIOR Firm; receipts, 7. .119 cases; fresh
gsthcred extra fine, 4oiHlc; extra firsts,
ST ("(: firsts. .'3k;: seconds. WtJ J4c.
OH EES K Firm; receipts. t72 boses;
state whole milk, flats, held specials.
V.Klc; average fancy. liiVtilTc: current
mke. specials. ltic; avcrngo fancy. It)
POl'I.TItV Alive, weaker; western
chicken". 1,'lfllSc; fowls, IStilSc; turkevs,
l20c; dressed, quiet: freeh killed chick.
i:Ht27c: fowls, Lfll7Kc; turkeys.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle for Moit Part Steady with
Wedneiday Sheep and Lambi
Ten to Fifteen Higher.
" gtJMWMg
HOGS STEADY TO TEN LOWER
OMAHA, December . 1I5
Receipts were:
ore "clal Mnn.' ...
Official Tuesday ...
Official W. nnedty
Fstlmate Thursday .
Cattle. Moss f4heep.
)fl UK! 1v4 11 VA
... 5,92 lo t 20.7M
... S Ti. s.7m 12.. II
... 3.0 W 10(A)
Fat stock of all sorts found a good cut
let this morning and the genersl packer
market looked to be anyway lOrjl.V tip.
Hulk of the good lambs sold around $S.is
some of the salea at this figure being
quoted as much at 3nn higher than yes
terday. One bunch of real good fed west
erns set a top of 3 to, the highest price
Kid here since the early part of Novem
r. a full month ago. Trade was active
and practically everything over the scale
by mid-forenoon.
Muttons showed the same advance as
fat lambs and recovered about all of yes
terday s slump. Best offered reached $rt,
while others of a pretty good sort reaohed
.i.So. Supplies weie not nearly so broad
as on Wednesday, when quite a bit of
.0K4
.1...KM
.21 99
I7.7M
S4.W1
.17.7
40.52S
3I.79H
1S.1K
11.747
17,07
M.T.'vl
W.'.4
.7'7
l 470
3..0
Four days' totals .
Same days last week
Sanin 2 weeks sen...
Same t weeks ago...
Fume 4 weeka ago...
Samo days last year
The following table snows the receipt
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Omaha
live stock market for e vear to date, as
compared with last year?
IfU. 114. Inc.
cat
II
Hh
The following table shows the average
prices of hogs st the Omaha live stock
market for tre last few days, with com
Pa risen
Date. I 1915. 11914. !lJ11. Hll.!mi.llI10.lw.
I.slf-fat and In-between stuff showed up.
ami everything here today found a ready
outlet.
The feeder dlvldion was very scantily
supplied, practically no lamb showing
up. About the only thing offered was a
two-car bunch of very plain ewes, which
were rather slow to move, finally selling
at 14 40.
Vlui.tntlona on sheep and lamha: Lambs,
good to choice. M Mi.90; lambs, fair to
good, ) 4i3.6; lambs, feeder. IT. Oft
140; yearlings fair to choice. l.0Otti.M);
yearling, feeders. .V7f.tjV: wethers.
..... i , .1 sL ', TOO l" holce, jn.rfitrs ewes, good to
'J I1!-'? ! ,wt 'J I oriolce.. fcV7W: ewes, fair to good, K.W
,"5" an am Ul"l7 , '! feeoers. I4.0rf,.10.,
'"'P .I43.03 ,01.'4 13l.1T.. Repraaentative sales:
4'
Nov. 7 41J t 0) T I3l Ul 771
7 4il
T 4tX t 12
I tw
03,
01
7
104
104
99
7 orn 09
t Oft) 9 II
I 01
Hales reported today: Wheat No. 2
hard winter; 1 car. I1.06H. No. hard
winter: IV cars, 11.06; 1 car, II .OS; I cars,
11.04: 1 car. I1.03V: 1 car. $1.03; 4 cars.
$1.02: 2 oars. $1.01. No. 4 hard winter: 4
cars. $1.00; 7 cars, 9c; 12 cars, 9Sc; 1 car,
97c; 3 cars, Mc; 2 cars. c; H car, Wr.
Sample: 1 car, Kc; I cars, 93c; 3-4 car,
90c; 1 car, fcc; 1 car. 81c. No. 3 spring;
1 cor 11 01. No. 2 mlxeit: 1 car. Il.OTVk:
1 csr, $l.oi. No. S mixed: 1 car, $1 .04V4; fro,n c;'bluef'lsh extra fan
j ca.rs, 91. 'u. ino. mixen. vnm, . soapper. neaai
i car, i.ui. 40. a aonim: earn, e(-.H.
No. 3 durum: 1 car, SSc; 1 car, 87c No.
3 mixed durum: 4 car, $1.00; 1 car. 9sks;
1 car, 9.14c Rye No. 3: 4 car. 814Sc; 1
car, 91c. No. 3: 1 car, 89'4C; 1 car, MV.
No. 4: 1 car, Wc. Sample: I car. 8jc.
Corn No. 2 white: 1 car, Rc. No. 3
white: 1 car. W4c. No. 4 whl.e: 3 cars.
Mc. No. 5 white: 1-6 car, 624c; 1 car.
62c.
ens
. Nov. 141 a 4il! 1 41 7 a, I
OMAHA (lltNKRAL MARKET. Nov. M 7 il) t M
I Nov. y 1V 7 mi 7 441
I tsov. 27 ;14l it'
POULTRY Alive: Turkera. any siNo. a. , 7 41. 7 4'
oer 7 lis.. l.c; oroners, ltariic: springs, .Nov. ?n si 17 u
11c; ducks, 10c: geese, 10c; hens, 9-tfllc; I Nov. Joj 4 $;U 7 l
young glunea hens, each, 35c; roostera ' ' 1 4M 1..I 4) :1V. 94' 7 II
OYSTKHS ( hcKSpcaKe, standards, per ' I . n il 1 ? 7 &'
gallon, $1.10; standards. $1.2o. selects, $l.oOj Dec. 1.1 I 47UI 7 O'l 7 Ml I lw M
northern, stutirtsrtls. II. 48; selects. $1.7I; i i a iv . ? it , fej f m. lAI H OT
New Tork counts. l.M. Northern, small i,.0 p g ;ai T 411 T Ml I 931 T til
cans. :4Rc; la.R can. . rr. Cheu,. ' f, i i 7 4,"' 7 e. ( M. " 411 I 13
7iks, iw v ieo, 7. .1 g si
FISM-Hsllbut. 12c; salmon, fresh pink, i! V J t!
9c; fresh red. 124c; catfish, fresh. Mc; -
trout, fresh, 13c; white fish, fresh, llcj 1 Ti.,ut.. ' ...
if?. ""':(:" ,J.'..c"'":-:.Irsfw? ; Re.ir. d.s.ition of uv .took
T
7 M
T oi 7 7t 1 14 7 9o
7 to 7 1 ""i J
7 13) I
7
7 74
7 7. 1 V TTi
ru111l.1v. "Holiday.
13c; stm-iis, irosen, iw-iu foxes. II IS; ' ', - Vh
smoked whit fUh. 4c; kippered salmon. " I'nlo" .""l
i7c I twenty-four hours ending at a
FROZEN Finn-itaiibut. ixes to ult. 1 1 l(K !'
104o; catfish, large, for steks. 1.1c: sal- RECKH'TB CARS,
mon, falls, 9c; mlnwn. silvers. Ke; No. 1
trout, 11c; No. 1 whlteflsh. dressed. 10o;!(.
V - , ...Ul, Aflat. 1 - 1-.. ,
fish. Jumbo, 19c
6c: Dlckercl. hea
order sub. Zoc: nerrlnR. a re ,!, pair
12c; red
neaaieaa. aressea ;uc: no
ders, 10c; sea
SMOKED
cer lu . )4o.
KIPPEKKD FISH Salmon. 10-lb. bas
kets, per lb.. 17cf
CELERY Mammonth. per do., TSe.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 rlba. l4c; No, I.
lU'ic; No. I, 124c; No. 1 loins, 2iu.c; No.
2. I9c; No. I. 14c; No. 1 chucks. 10c: No.
'"rTlck.re1 .?n,l '''r?' i M'T I sCin'o".
idles-, lo; black bass, !,. . v v- eHat
herrlnR. .dressed, pair ,r Z m' w west
luerinn extra fancy. 12c; red Z,' t rJ
laleaa. dressed iSo; floun- 1 J;- i 'a' .s '
.Hops, per gslion. 43.00. ,,. JJ- "V1-"
FISH-Wblt.. jo-lb. ba.ket 't- ,
Cattie.ilogafcheep
10
i Jt V niiiti a u vai 1 "4k. Tjpj a va. svi, m, n t ix. a mil i" , (.
No. 1 yellc.w: 1 car. old, stc. No. 2 ! 2, 94c; No. 3. c; No. 1 rounds. 14c; No.
yellow : 1H cars, 074c. No. 4 yellow: 1
cars, Snc, No. Ii yellow: 4 cara, otjc; 1
car. 02c; 1 car, 61c No. 1 mixed: 1 car,
ti7c. No. 2 mixed: 1 car, 67c. No. 3 mixed:
1 ear, old, 66c; 1 car. 61,4c; 1 car, 6c;
1 car, 644c. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 4c; 1
car, 634c; 1 oar, 62c. No. 3 mixed: 1 car,
614c; 1 car, 604c; 2 cars, 60c; 2 cara, iVic.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car, old, 6S4e; 2 cars,
67c; 1 car, wet, Mc; 1 car, very poor, 52c.
Sample: I car, 614c. Oats Standard : 1
car, 41c. No. 3 while: 3 cars. 40c; 6 cars,
isuc No. 4 white: 4 cars, 39c. Sample:
1 car, 34c; I cars, 3lc.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1 hard.
$1,041(1.064; No. $ hard. $1.004fcl.06; No. 4
hard, MCi$1.00; No. 2 spring, $1.05iJ1.07;
No. 3 spring, $1.011.03; No. 2 durum,
tl.00frl.01: No. 3 durum, &9cfi$1.00; sam
ple. 80Sir.c. Corn: No. 2 white.
66c; No. 3 white, 44,(f,i64e; No. 4
east..
C. IC I. at F., west....
Illinois Central
Chicago Ureat Western.
1
. 91
. 24
. 13
. 10
. 1
.
. 3
. 1
. b
. 4
.129
Total receipt. ...
DISPOSITION HEA D.
Cattle. Hog
a
9
4N
16
7
'i
1
m
2, 13c; No. I, 12c: No. 1 plates, 104c; No.
2, 94c; No. 3, 94c.
1.1 VK POULTKi-Rrotlera, 14 to IH oiiiahy Packing Co...
lbs., in separate comp., lie; over 14 to i Aimour & Co
Iba, 14c, springs, any also. )14c; ducks, chwart Co
picked. 4 Dries, but not wanted. 12o: i u,.rh.
hens, over 4 lbs per lb.. 114c; roosters. Lincoln Pa.-k.ng Co..
".7?c. -uiriva, 11c; oiu -oms, vh:. uouer
I lbs., 8c; less than S lb. ach not
wanted. Oeese, full feat hr red and fat,
B01 picked, 4 price, but not wanted.
uuiness. eacn. .'tc: youug. 1 to 1st ids , . a.
each, 3ftc. Homer squsbs. 14 oe. and over, . ,' tn.ii.
$3 00; 10 to 12 or, $2.00; No. 1. must weigh 'ii ,,, ,
- " -..w, vuuri v, M u , muj
kind, per do., 60c.
Btar Brand Iten Davis, I2.7S per brrel;
Willow Twigs. I3.2S per barrel: VVInesap.
$J.W pet barrel; Jonathan, 13.60 per bar
rel. Hhteld Rranil Rlark T: tl M nr
barrel; Black Twigs, oommerlclal brand.
Morris A CO.
Hwlft A Co.
8. Omaha Packing Co..
W. B. Vanaant o
Hill 4 Son
F. B. lyewls..
CHICAGO 2S32 Neat four-room cottage
Part modern.
Kosenstock Bro..
Kellogn
Werthelmer A Degen..
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Rothschild Krebba...
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co....
Christie
R.th
0 :KrSt ihfffi iW per barrel; Ben Davis IlluToL. $ii
No. 6 white, 614jj2c; No. 2 yellow, 61& 'tier l.nrre1
674c; No. 3 yellow. 664i4iie: No. 4 yellow. I KUtti.'otj . . vi.vers
64tj5c; No. 6 yellow, 4j04524c; No. 6 ln cartons or tubs 20: good dnlry. I2.it Biker A Jones
yellDw. 594-R62C; No. 2 mixed. 4M4(ffc: jaP; country. commonT liVicV Tanner Bros.. .,
;", vtmtt., im.o.., .. 1 vrtE.if.sB; imported Swiss, 4ic
T?J.. ,, ?. block. c: tw
twin. l4c;
RKAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
mixed. 57c. Oat: No. I white 41 daUy. 19c; trlpletsl 194o; younu Amert
414c; standard o41c; No I white Sit ! cnn LOc: blue iabel Wick. )94c; ll nburger.
JJ" r4 ,te,,35X89iar": M,i'-i2"c; New York white, W4J; ImpoiteJ
inp. R,c: No. 1 feed. 56T60c. Rye: Nb. French RoonueforL 48c
s. wvaMi4c: ISO. s. WKHc , FRUITS-Orange'
Chicago closing prices, furnished The Navels 96s l'us 14
Pee by Logan & Bryan, tock and grain Bunklat Navels 'ino
brokers, 315 South Sixteenth street: 53!.. v..
1 16
1,IW
I 144
1 16
J . ....J
1 14 :
1 16
.1
714.7isfi'4
1 161
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Jan
May.
Ribs
Jan..
May.
42442Vi1?'M 43',,
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18 4741 18 45
Six Room House
Lot 63x140
Price $1,600
Cash $300
This Is a good buy, 3010 8. 9th St., east
front, plenty shade trees- good chicken
house, chicken yard fenced off, plenty of
garden space, about three blocks from
good school. Thl Is a bargain. See at
once or call us and we will be glad to
rive you further information.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
230 Omaha Nat. Bank Bidjj: Duurf. 498.
"FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
2-story bungalow, 6 rooms, oak finish,
entirely modern, located on Sdth Ave.,
l,.a. - llltlA nnrth rxf VIoM lnH. l.,t JvlFJt
with plenty of shrubs and shade trees I j enough wheat to supply the United
1 FHU1TS Oranges: California Bunklat
00 box; caU'tn.a
288a. 14.13 box. Cali
fornia Kunklst Navel. 176a and smaller.
Aitlolel Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes y. 4.C box; Flort ia, all Ue, $3 . box;
V.'heati
Dec.ll 16ff
I 1 14
May.ltHiit
", 1
Corn. I
Dee..l6S--kiV4
My.l72Si71i4'72(fi724l
Oats. I I I
Dec. I 43 I 43 I
May.l464l46-
Pork. I 1
Jan.. I 18 40 I 11 6241 1 3.1
May.l 18 66 I 18 65 I 18 374
ia ru. 1
9 7Wifi7 9 724
9 874 10 Ou
8 87SD 9 90
I 10 05 10 16
California
Lemma:
Valencia.
P;inklst, juOs,
KOs,
8ti s,
$5.00
$5 01
box
bos;
3ba. 4. E4s. U4. 13.50 box: 80s. JOs.
1 $3.26 box. Pears: Winter Nellla. $2.2$;
box. Peaches: California Walways or
Cnlorattn l:lHt.fBa ru h.tv ltii.mr.ftl
$1.76 to $400 bunch. Grapes: Emperors. I l"".ly rnrket-
t.w crate; r.mperoia in Kegs, i.vj sex; 1
John Harvey
Cllne
Jensen & It....
Other buyet
476
912
46
7
7
23
44
99
10
4
77
108
66
4$
$
7
21
65
6
1
4
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29
2S
463
Pheep
1.261
i. I'M .'.
t,3!r0 909
$,2I7 1.770
$.'.7 .
l.OuD ....
No.
.'96 native ewe
245 fed lamha
11M Idaho lambs
21 Idaho lamb
foi native ewes
119 native yesrllngs ..
90S native ewe
t.l native lambs
)2M Montana lamha ..
98 Montans lamha ...
124 fed lambs
240 fed lambs
2S9 fed lambs
141 fed lamb
A v. Pr.
100 I 85
7.1 I 25
83 8 60
79 I JO
1W I 70
101 4
1 I U
8 36
71 9 60
71 8 oft
82 9 76
99 IM
88 9 a
90 8 76
4'IIICA.t MVK. RTIM K MARKET
tattle (Vlrn
lloaa Weak 9hee
Firm.
CH7CAHO. Dec. 9 CATTl.Fncin.
si hed maiket firm; Chrlmmas show
beeves. $I3 6I; native beef steers, 9j.rvq
10.60; western steers. $6.10418 ; cows and
heifers, $'.' otm.a; ,-nlv.n, 6.6tKdl0.an.
MOOS Receipt s, 37,Ofo head; mrket,
w-eak; early advance of MjlOc lost; bulk
of sales n.9iV(i.76; llKht. $I..90f tl.76; mixed,
$s.lbft-i.96; heavy $il. J64H.96; rough, .KKif
-60; pigs. 94 261o.90.
KHEKP AND UHH8 -Receipt. IR.ODft
head; market firm; wethers, 96,.Oij6.76;
ewe. $4Mm.38: lamha, $7.10fl.4O.
Totals..
,.1.464
1.416 7.974
fair for a
. Loala Live gtnek Market.
T, I11IH. Dee. 9. CATTLE Receipt,
8.800 head; market strong; native beef
steer. $7.60 10. 40; yearling steer and
heifer. I8.60to'lo,30; cows, $f. R0U 7,t); stock
sra and feeder, ffi.Cvfv7.2C; southern
teer, l6.!Mm.60; cows snd heifers, $4.00
B.60; native calves, 6.0to 10.60.
HOtS Receipt. 9.40 head; market,
higher; pigs and lights. $X 6rfl.7B; mixed
anbutchera. $i.46iS.8&; good heavy, $6.80
'SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeelnt. IJoo
need; market higher; yesrllngs. 98 stirff
7.60; lamb, $8.26j.K; sheep and ewe.
$6.60041.60.
Slonx 4 Ity Mr Ptork Market.
SIOUX CITY, 14V.. Deo. . CATTLE
Reoi Ipts, 1,600 head; market steady:
butchers, $4.60!.S;; western steers, $H.0O
7.00; cows and heifer, $4R01t6.0; ean
ners. I3.aktl4.26: stneker and feeder. $4.75
ifnl.70; calvos, &.0Oj4l.6O; bull, stags, etc..
M.if.tK.60.
H(Xlf4 Receipts. 7.000 head; market. KrW
IOc lower; heavy, t6.304Ki.46; mixed, $6.16
h.30; light, to.704j4l.16; bulk of sale, $6.15
,! 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBH Recetr.U, l.iOO
head: market ateady; ewea, $4.60; lamb,
$'.60y.2O.
I
Kansas City Live Sok Market.
KAN8AB CITY, Deo. . CATTLE Re
ceipt, 2,000 head: market strong; prime
fed steers. I9.2.vril0.00; dressed beef
steer. $7.(lr9.0; western steers. lAOotQ)
8.60: . stoekers and feeders. I6.0u4l7.6o:
.... buns, H.Twe.oo; calves, 1s.utm9.0u.
1,067 I HOOH Receipt. 9.U) head; market.
sienoy; duik or sales. f.vin.iu; neavy,
$6 ti41.76; packers and butchers, $6 60
HEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Constantly Under Profenional Prei
lure Except During the
Forenoon.
PUBLIC INTEREST LACKING
NEW TORK, Pec. . Except for th
forenoon, when the arerwge price of
uji tw.iia mrmm sllshtlv higher, to
days market w under 4onstant profe
al.mal pressure.
Trading was limited largely xo ne or.am
room, nut.lln interest being noticeably
lacking, presilmshly a a result of the
several adverse factors which temporarily
obscure the f Inane al horlson. The hollow
character of the day operations may n
Judged from the fact that among the
most active stocks were a number of
obscure mining Issue.
Further decline in Anglo-French 5 per
cent notes to 96 for future delivery wa
another unsettling Influence. The mini
mum price of this security represented a
drop of a full point under yeterdsy"
low record.
Precipitate declines In motor nd war
shares were concurrent with advices from
Washington which quoted a prominent
national legislator a favoring a tax on
the plants of manufacturer or munition.
T.oees In this group ran from six to fif
teen points, with only partial recovery
later. lppers made no further response
to the numerous Increased dividend de
clared yesterdsy.
United Htates Bteei rangen rrom
' of a point under yesterday" close, to
7. closing near Its lowest quotation, de
spite forecast of a favorable November
tonnage report to he Issued tomorrow.
Bethlehem Hteel advanced 1. to 485. re
ceded to 470 and closed at 471.
Bslls were a negligible quantity
throughout, fluctuating within extremely
narrow bnunda on light offerings. Total
aalea of atock amounted to 956.000 shares.
Strength of sterling exchange with de
msnd bill at 4734. constituted the chief
festur of the International credit mar
ket. Honds were Irregular to heavy, with
total sale, par value, aggregating $6,490,.
000. United Htates bond were unchanged
on call.
Number of sales and leading quotatlpna
on stock were a follows:
Ssles. Hlfti. Lew. (jlnm.
CATTLE Receipts were
liiursduy, about .00v nsart uelng re
ported ln. This leaves the total at Jl.M
bad tor the week to oate, whlcu la .b"t
the am a a week aso, nearly 4.u
larger than two week uo and over I.Oou
heaa larger than a year ago.
Packers had already secured a heavy
suppiy of beef sbuers and wer not a
hungry for fresh cattlo a on some days,
making the trad on teer a little hit
sticky. In other word, a slow but about
The offerings of cow and hlfr were
974!
9 90
9 80
10 00
9 70
I 974
9 874'
10 10
9 70
97K
9 874
10 10
CHICAGO GRAIN AM) PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade,
CHICAOO, Dec. 9. Assertion that ex
clusive (f India, the British empire had
to make It delightful. This nlace 1 ac
tually worth $4,000 of anybody' money,
but circumstance dictate selling it at a
sacrifice.
CO. CARLBEHO,
313 Brandels Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
6-Eoom All Modern
Bungalow New
$200 CASH, ,
Balance on Terms
To Suit.
This house only Vfe block from
car, is in a fine location. Tele
phone today for full descrip
tion. Call Douglas 2926 today.
Call Wal. 682 after 7 p. m. tonight.
HEAL ESTATE VACANT
KAMI As.
A DANDY 171 acres. Improved. I mile
of A i turn. .nl. t mile 1'arsons, Kan.
Sacrifice. $6,400 will carry half, worth
$,uuQ No trades. Fettrich. Altamont. Kan.
OKLAHOMA.
CORN, alfalfa, wheat, cotton land for
tale or exchange. W, L. Wilson,
VVslters. Okla.
M t.N.N LSOTA.
WILKIN County, Minn. 00 acre level
prairie, unimproved, I miles from mar
ket., near school, good road. $26 per acre.
eather and roads tine. Ulland Land
Co., Fergus Fall, Minn.
to, W or 160 ACRES, good heavy soil, well
settled part of Todd county, Minn.; good
roada. schools and churches. Price, $16 to
$Ju per aire. Terms, tl per acre cash,
balance $1 per acre a year; 5 OuO acres to
select from. Schwab Broa, luul Plymouth
bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
ju-ACHK fruit lariu in Calhoun. Neb.; 11
room house, barn, garage and fish pond
In connect on; next to city park, in her
,f city, Ill.OiiO. Joe Bolln, Calhoun, Neb.
witosi..
lPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and
general crop state lu the union; settlers
wanted: lands for sale at low prices ou
easy terms. Ask for booklet 34 on Wiscon
sin Central l-Jind Grant. Kxc.'lletit lands
for slock raising, if interested In trull
lands ask for booklet on apple orcliai.la.
AuJieMa ljti.cl and liiduati Ul I'cu., feioo
Line lli'l. 6i;i:n. it.j'ia. Minn.
Tils Be's "Swpjer ' column.
A Very Desirable
t
Lot for Sale or
Will Accept Equity
in Home or Other
Income property if
Desirable.
This tot I located on car line and la
in a fine new restricted horn tVUdinc
addition.
City water, trees, gag and sidewalk are
all In and paid for.
Oradea are established and streets
boulevarded.
Phone Doug. 2926
Today.
Call Wal. 682 After
7 p. m. Tonight.
HEAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
I. .Us . 6.1 i.nitara stake tin aWI I Wflaill. U II I IV
VVa1,il5ir.bb... lb , Lteaay and In .pou possibly a l.tue
Kingdom Import requirements until tha
end of April, 1915, did considerable today
toward brlnglnK about lower prices here.
The market closed nervous, half to o
down, with December at $1.14T and May
at $1 ltVS,.
Corn showed a decline of 4wMiC to H'3
Sc. and oats of 4c to tT4c. In Provi
sions, the outcome ranged from 5oc loss to
a gain of 2Vic.
Although wheat howed strength at the
tart and matin a number of subsequent
rull es, the bulk of trading wa at price
well under yesterday' llnish. Higher iuo
tatlons at Liverpool, where an Improved
di niMnd was noted, furnished the Impetus
of Initial upturn here. Large seaboard
clearance of wheat and flour, mostly
domestic, wss something of a help later,
end so wss a rumor that France was
after wheat. Oosxlp of Increasing stocks
at Minneapolis, though, and of Kansas
reserves moclnw freely were offsets in
favor of the bears.
Enlarged offering from the country
weakened corn. Hesldea, eastern Inquiry
waa slow. Outs suffered from talk that
the Canodlan government had made a
huge purchase of oats and wa supplying
the export demand. Trade here in oata
was light.
Changes in the active provision future
wero not wide, averaging ln the end a
net decline of a shade. Packers sold on
bulge and there waa commission house
buying on the weak spots ln the mar
ket. Hlnher prices of hogs continued to
be largely Ignored.
Chicago Cash i'rlces Wheat : No. I red.
$1.UH&'1.22: No. 8 red. $1.18W'1.1; No. 2
hard, nominal. $1 0al.lHa Corn: No. i
yellow. 71Vj'l72c; No. 4 yellow, new. 66ft
7c; No. 4 white, new. 6Tti7c. Oats: No. $
white, 40iyti42c; stanoara. 4:it.r(i44c. nve:
No. i, nominal; No. 8 We, Harley: KViTbe.
Seed: Timothy, $S 00ri1.0ii; clover, $10uift
l!i .60. Provisions: Pork, $16.76; lard, $!).bu;
rlha "oo SO.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, ZVoHVic
KflfiS Hlhr: receipts. 1.S01 case
firsts, fiWK:; ordinary firsts, 27B&c; nt f
mark. vmmc.
POTATOKS Higher; receipts, 15 csr:
Vlchluan and Wisconsin white. V.i7:ic;
Minnesota white, 6ba73o; Mlnncsota-Ohloa,
t!'C.
POCLTRY Alive, hlnher; fowls, l!c;
spring, 14c; turkey. 16c.
VEQETABLHft-Cabbage. lUa lb.: head
lettuce, $1.00 do.; leaf lettuce, 40o do.;
celery: Pascal, 76c do.; California, o
do.; Michigan, 36 do.; cauliflower, $! 60
crt.; squash, 2c lb.: brussel sprout. ?o
lb.: tomatoea, $161 lug.; peppers, 6)c
basket; parsley, 86c do.; rutabaa, lko
lb.; onions: Bpsnlsh, $1.60 crt.; red, to
lb.; yellow, lHo lb.; artichokes, $1.n do ;
casabaa, $6.00 crt. Potatoes: Colorado
whites, 75c bu.; large Colorado white,
66c bu.; Red Hlver Oh'.os. 76 bu, 8wet
potatoei, $8.00 crt..
NUTS No. 1 walnuts, Wio lb.; blk.
walnut, 8c lb.; hickory, 4c lb.; filbert,
15o lb; pecans, lZ'ko lb.; Uraalla, 15c lb;
almonds, lcc lb.
MltiCELLANEOUS Crackerjsck, $.1 TO
case; crackei jack, one-half case. 11 7j;
rase; fard dates, 12V4o lb.; salted peanuts.
$1.16 can; popcorn, 40, 1 lb. package, $2.6)
esse; cornpops, $ .28 case; cornpops, one
half case, $1.66 case; S. W. data. $1.25
box. Honey, $3.76 caa. Airline, 1 dos.
os., $1.M case. Cocoanuta, $3.50 bag, 76a
do. Cider: Motta, $3.. I keg; Motts, on"
holf bbi. r.26 bbl.; Nehawka, $J.li keg.
stronger.
UooU stocg catlia or leewers uiu j v
6.70: llirhts. M.ttKhfllL1: Diss. $ff linCr6.76.
KHEKI' ANl UAMWB lieceipts, 1,W1
head; market steady; lamb, s.284Jg.W;
yearllnas. $t).76U7.50; wether. 16.76.44.60;
ewe. $5.i6W10.
At. Joseph Live Btook MseUet
BT. JOHEPH. Dc. t. CATTLK ne-
celnt. 1.000 hea.1: market ateady to strong;
teer. $6.0trj9 00; cows and heifers, $3,604
calves. xfl.00.RS.00.
HO(U4 Receipts. ,00 head; market
teady; hulk of salea. $" IWiS.70.
SHERP AND LAMB8-Kecetpta, 8.0J0
hesd; market strong; lamb. $s.hU f.86.
Stock la Sta-bt.
Receipt of live stock at th five
principal western market yesterdsy;
came. Mogs. uneep.
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Illlnol. rentrsl
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Insplrstlea Ctorp.r
Intemstlensl Harvaaiar.,
K.naaa City Southars. , .
lxihlih Vall.y
Loulavill. Nhrllls.,
Meiteas Pvtntt.um
Miami Cnntwr
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National meruit
National Laa
NaraJtai Cotiaar
Saw York Central
N. T . N. H. A M
Norfolk A Wertsra
Northara Pastlt.
farlflo Mall
rarlftn T.I. A T.I ,
r.asarlvaala
Ray CVhi. Copper
.Beadlns
Kapublla Iron A StMl..
louiharn Pain.
tumtnani Railway
fttudahakar Comsaay ..
T.nnaapoa c-.ppr .
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t'nlna rririn
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Kanaaa City Grata and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, Dec. .-WHBAT-No.
I hard. $1 10; No. 1 red, $1.131.16; Decem
ber. $1.06; May, $109.
CORN No. I mixed. 66c; No. $ white,
66c; lieoember, IXW'rAc : May, 671Si4r7,c.
OATS No. I white, 42c; No. 2 mixed,
40ifi41e.
BUTTER creamery, 3c; flrt. ;c;
seconds, 29c; packing, 19c.
EGGS Firsts. 28c; second, XOc.
POULTRY Hen, WWijUc; turkey,
16c; springers, 12c
Minneapolis (irata Market,
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. . WHEAT -December,
$1.0e'4i: May, $1.11V, .o. 1
hard, $1.13H; No. 1 northern, $1101,?
1.11K.: No. 2 northern, $1 OS'Alfl.iW'A.
FLOUR Lower.
HARLKY &6'jj4Sic.
HYB-2ffW.
BRAN-$18.0OtH.6O.
CORN No, i yellow, 76f(7lc.
OATS No. $ white, SSVifj 39'iC
FLAX-$2.04W.06"4.
Kansas . City
St. IajuIs
Total
, . . . ..... - i.. ...... in about f hlcaao
ihi ..... notches as veaterday. but Itsa.btoux City
desirable kind were low ana dull from
tart to finish, although no material dif
ference In values waa notable.
uuoiatlons on cstue: tiood to enole
fea yearling, $8.00ij.60; fair to good fad
yearunga, .00j8.00; common to lair led
yearling, $.00(OJ.OO; good to choice heavy
neeves. 7.7W6.75; fair to good cornfeJ
beeves, $6.767.76; esajnmon to fair corn-f-
hMviu. tti OOnti.76: sood to choice grass
beeves. $ti."6u7.W; fair to good graas t
.. 8,000
... 8.0 W
... 1.600
... $.000
... 8.X00
10.600
37.KO
T.000
8.0.41
8,400
6.000
16.010
1
7.600
1.800
...16.800 73.800 32.000
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dee. . M ETAL Lead,
offered, $6.26. Bpelter, $14. 7te 15.25. Copper,
dull; electrolytic, $IB.7DiJra).00. Iron, steady
and unchanged Tin, steady, $.Tr.aottj''j7.6o.
At Iyomlon; Hpot copper, a77 2s no; tu-
uesvca, ,,...i.w, ---;; . in i-i. .I..,l,lviln fl)7 Ilia
beeves, a.u.76; common 10 iar a r. ,r- .,.". 'cYbs um 1
I....... t-, , .. nan to choice grass v.l ' tin, flwi 16s, futures, Cliw 10s. An-
Omaba Hay Market.
OMAHA. Dec. 6 -HAY Prairie: Choice
upland, $10.5o'tfll.60; No. 1, $ 10. OucS 10.60; No.
t l ioiilo ': No. 8, $6.0&a.U; choice mid
land $l00iill.oo; No 1, W'JU-rfiooo; No. 2.
IK 0oi0 0"; No. 8, Iti.OirH 00; choice lowland,
L'jil0.ut; No. 1. $i.uua00; No. 2. $7.ui(f
k-.. i tVflf.cfi7.00. Straw: Wheat uu,
i cases: ti6.60; choice oat or rye. fS OOra ; estra
27a2ftc: nt good might bring. $7.0o. Alfalfa: Choice.
iltOnfeUoO: No. 1, il.iVl2.ou; mo. 2. .00
11.00; No. $ 87.0019.00.
NEW YORK ClEXiERAI. MARKET
Qootatleaa mt the Day oa Varloae
Coaumodlttea.
NEW TORK, Dec. 8 FLOUR Eay ;
spring patent. $6.6?.fi 06; spring clears,
$u0tv7.20; winter patents, $S.5oiii6.70.
WHEAT Spot, easy; No. 1 durum,
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
100x169
Harney, just west of SOth, $36 M. (Near
Grain Exchange.)
Harrison & Morton
CLOSiIN INVESTMENT. V CO.
Two good house renting at $ per
annum: splendid close-In corner at .th
and Jones; the lot Is worth two-third
of the purchase price
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Doug. 17M. 6th Kir. Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. o.
Farnam Street
100 feet ch Farnam ft., nar :0'h. $v,,ooo.
PRICE ItEUUCED
New 7-r.. sleeping porch, oak and birch
finish, buffet and book casea, beam cell
lug, double floor, mirror doors, guar
anteed furnace, Corbin hardware, best
material and workmanship throughout,
ttoulh front, close in. close to car Best
buy in Omsha Owner. louglss lul
PAVE $.uu
On a -rora atrictiy modern, well bull
lioit.e froi.i ownei. not Mlivr heat.
'iLiTi AdJr- Harrison & Morton
Evaporated Apples and Dried Walts
NEW YORK. Dec. 9. EVAPORATED
APPLES Dull.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, easy. Apri
cots and peaches, firm. Itatalu. barely
sleudy.
t. Loals Oralsi Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. t.WHBAT-N'o. 2
red, $1.2iul.3; No. 2 hard, $1.12; Decern
ber. $1.10; May. $1144.
CORN No. I. tjosuti'ic; No. 2 white,
Water; December, 66c; May, Sc.
OATS No. t, 43"c; No. 2 white, nominal.
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. $.-WHDAT-Spot.
No. 1 Manitoba. Us 4Vtd; No. 2, 12s Id;
No. $. 12 Id; No. t hard winter, new, 11
d.
CORN Spot, American mixed, yllow
plate, s 8d.
OH and Rosla.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Den. .TURPEN
TINE Nothing doing; 63c; receipt. 1'
hi. la., shipments, M bbl.; stock. 15.0:4
bbls.
HOSIN-Flrm; salea 1,060 bbls.; re
ceipts, l.iftrt bbla; shlptnents. 741 bbls ;
stock. 77.461 bbls. Quote: A. B, C, D, E,
F, '.: U. 1667H6 70; H. $6.u4i.76: I,
$.'.asso 75: K. $Via,4r.lO: II, $.2b; N. Kit);
WU. $4i!i0; WW. Ir.OO.li
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Dry tioads Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. . DRY CVIODS
I'olu.n L'oods were firm and active to
la, wiic Itrni. Mens wear wss
J jr fall of l'.l al advances. Itaw
lk was easier.
nelfers, o.6tKa 60; good to choice krss
cows, $6.i.j4J.86; fair to good cow, $4.8ttf
i.26; common to Ialr cows, 8.$-4J4.t food
to choice feeders, $6.76&7.26; lair to good
feeders, $6.lo&1.76; common to fair feed
er, $r.Hrtj.16i good to choice Blocker.
$o.7W7.26; fair to good tocker. $.0O(o6.75,
common to fair iocker. $o.4a-00; ioch
heller, $6.26'i6.00; atock cows, $4.WKi.ii,
dock calves, $4.00(37.26; veal calve. t.nxtv
.60; bulla, stag, etc., 4.0oi94.O0,
Hcpreaentatlve aalee:
UEBV HTEERS.
No. t. rr.
II Mi a
14 HI IM
II 11 ll TO
11 105& I 71
17 114 ID
l 1240 at.
It 11.1 I 10
11 114 I
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CALVES.
441 I Si I
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STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
IM 4 00 II 81
4I 4 It 14 H 4 U
141 4 00 14 4 4 40
040 I la. 47 ! 4 Id
Ul 70 11 !
HOGS A fslrly llliersl run wa re
ported again thl morning, 158 cars, or
about lO.t.00 head, showing up. Total re
ceipt for the four days are 40.5.M head,
being almost 1.000 head larger than a
week ago, three times aa large a two
week ago. and over twice as neavy as
for the sum eerlod Isst ysar.
Hh'i.plng hogs sold pretty much on a
teady basis, although toward the clo-wi
of th trade outside buyers made some
purchases thst looked a little easier. Tops
again reached $o 50.
iteport ol a stronger trade In Chlcngo
brought out stesdy bids on the eany
rounds, and a good many of tne betti.r
classes of hoBs uld at prices that were
steady with Wednesday s average, llefore
the market had gone very far. however
bids weakened and latr sales looked
largely at nickel below yesterday, while
toward the close prices touched the dsy a
low spot, being In many Instances a dime
tower. Common mixed stuff and the
poorer grades of light, which are the
kind that are. not badly wanted 3ut at
present, found the going low. a uual,
on a down market. Quite a few hogs of
thla description were still In first hands
after the bulk of the offering had
moved and a number of eller reported
that they had not even had bid on com
of the r commoner load.
Oeneral market wa steady to a dime
lower, allowing on the average 'bou'
nlckl de.llne. Trade, while not especially
aclive. moved along fairly well, and
with th escepuon oi ""'"" ,
bunche of light mentioned above, a fair
clearance wa made In good season, big
strings old at $4 3KB 40 and bulk t
Suotsbl at $6.au645. with tops at $.VJ.
Representative sale:
Ke. A. k- Pr e. -
la ...i ... $ si ii 14
ll' .. 4 t 4 7T ... 4
m. ....... Il 40 6 40 44 W ... '
IT 843 ... Jl J J4J
M "0 M 4 Tl " $
- 4WPI08.
1 Ill .. 4 IT M ...
SHEEP Receipt were moderate, being
th mallel of any dy ao far this week.
Estimates called for tnty-alx car, or
3 0.0 head, putting the total supplies for
th wm.1i to date at 62.763 head. This is
smaller than laat week by about a. 00 J
tlmony, 125. Lead. 2. Spelter, 82.
Minnesota Troubles
Wholly Mechanical
RAN FRANCISCO, Dec. .-That the
troubles of th liner Minnesota were en
tirely mechanical, that there had been
no mutiny and no trouble with th crew
wa th ubatanca of a wlrele message
received her today from Captain Oar
lick, master of the disabled liner. Thl
waa the first direct statement from the
Minnesota's skipper to anyone, but of
ficial of the Great Northern Steamship
company confirmed the statements made
repeatedly by C. W. Wiley, marina
superintendent of the company, that all
auggeatlon of bomb plot and mutiny
weie mattei s of surmise originating
ashore.
According to a wireless message re
ceived tonight from the wrecking steamer
laqua, the M'nnesota waa being towed
toward Man Francisco at from four and
a half to five knot an hour, and would
be ln .the vicinity of San Pedro tomorrow
morning, and expected to reach San
Francisco next Wednesday. All the Mln
neaota' sixteen bollor are out of commission.
70
mo
1.10
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117 114 ll
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44 44 41
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... 4M0 11 11 11
... 41.700 17 ft 16
... M in. lot ini
... I.loo, ia H o
... 41 171 1A 11
,.. y 17 17 17
... l.mo ti 811 tn
... 1.500 1M 117 1T
... U,:es 17
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... ll." It 7t M
... mo ia M
... t.mo .r
... 700 71 7, T
... ll.mn lu
ms r
Intarnatlonal Marino pfa. H 400 M
611
1
Total aaKs for tha Oar. 161, AM ab&raa.
New York Money Market.
NFW YORK. Dee. . M E RCA NTILE
PAPER 1Kiv3Si per cent
e-TERLINU EXCH ANOE 00-day hill,
$46760; demand, $4.7166; rabies, $4.7260.
SILVER Bar, 66c; Mexican dollar.
42o.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
""tIMR LOAN8-Weaker; day. tL per
cent: M days, 2V,itW per cent; six
months, iM per cent.
CALL MONEY Steady; high, t per
cent; low. 1 per rent; ruling rate. 144 per
cent; last loan. 2 per cent; closing bid,
1 ner cent: offered at, I per cent.
Closing quotation on bond today wer
follow:
V. U. nt. Is. raa.... Me Pse. or. Is 4
4a seaooa M N Y. C. dob. Is.,.. 111
V. I. ros 101 N T. Cltr 4a 104s
do eouooa 10iN. Y. Rtata 4s...llt
ll. . ro 110 N. Y-. N. H. A H.
to roupoa 110 rr. la 116
Panama I eouooa.. 101 No. Paetflo 4s H
As. timaltors 0a....l11 4o la vi
A. T. A T. o. 4a..l07O. I. L. rof. 4a.... W
Armour A Co. 4 Ha., 4JV Pan. T. A T. as....
Atchlaos saa. 4a.,.. MPsus. ooa. 4o 104
Hal. A Ohio 4a i Oo m. 4a lr
C'aa. raalftn lat oRaadln ase. 4s..... M
C'haa. A Ohio 4s.. II B. L B. P. r. 4a 71
'. B. A Q. . 4a. ... M So. Pas. ev. 8a 100
C M A g P a 4a. .101 la rof. 4a m
r. K. I. A P. r. 4a. 17 So IUIIwot Is 10)
(-. a B raf. 4a ... rr rnlaa parlfla 4a.. T
I). A It. O. raf. la.. 0 erC 4a 1
Krle s-n. 4a 74 c. 8. Rubber a,... 10114,
oao. electric l 1' B. Btaol U 1"
(It No. lat 4a ... Wataash lat la lot
111. Con. rat. U ... a.isWaat. t'nloa 4o.... 04
K. f. (to. rof. Is... 4West. Kloo. ct. te..l
I.. A N. nnl. 4a..., MAsslo-Praaeh as .... 17
at. K. A T. lat 4a.. SO
UI4.
London Stack Market.
IiONDON. Dee. . American rail were
dull and featureless on tha stock market
today.
SILVER Par. 26 T-16d per ounce.
MONEY 44j4' per cent.
DISCOUNT RATE 88 hort bill and
three month, bh per cent.
Dank Clearings.
OMAHA, Deo. .-Rank clearing for
Omaha today were 83.618.1U.66 and for the
corresponding day laat year, $3,042,430.7$.
toffee Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. $. COFFEE Re
port of a ateadler tone In the ooat and
freight market and the appearance of a
few European buying orders seemed to
be chiefly responsible for an advance ln
coffee futures todsy. The msrket opened
6 to 8 points higher and active months
sold about 10 to 12 points above last
rnuht's closing figure during th middle
lot the duy, llh May touching t.90c and
OFFICIALS OF CABINET
CONFER CN NEUTRALITY
WAHHINMTON. Dec. 8. Plans of the
administration to orevent or punl h vlo-
latlon of Am,rl:a nru.r.llty were . I July, T.Ojjo R..H .In. "-Pber
cuned tody at a confei-ence st ten led c(oM waa ,ieady at a net advance of i to
by Secretary of State Lansing. Attorn y
General Orerory, Postma4'.er Gene, tl
Burleson, Secretary Oarrlson of tha war
department, and Secretary McAdoi of
the treasury department. The coher
ence waa held In fecreta y Linslni's
office.
The meet ng was ca led at tha scg-e-
tlon of President Wilson, who decla 1
8 point. Sales, including a few ex
changes, were SS.toO bags. December,
7c; Jonusry. H.ooc; February. 6.81c;
March, ( 83c: April, .K4c; May, . vie; June,
.0c; July, .86c; August, $.V7c: September,
7.0iic; Uctober, 7.04c. Spot coffee, steady;
Rio No. 7, 7Sc: Santos No. 4, 8c. It was
reported that recent sales at concessions
had been followed by somewhat higher
rnil and freiaht offers from Bra 111. with
quotations to.. ay ranging from 8.660 to
8.00c for Santos 4s, English credit. As
In hi message that measure should t yesterdsy was a holldsy in Braxll there
were no oiiiciai cauica irvm m ywuitmij
market.
taken at once to trush out attempt t to
iolate the neutrality of th United
8ta.s.
PLANS COFFEE HOUSE TO
TAKE PLACE OF SALOON
DENVER. Colo., Dee. I. Dean H.
Martyn Hart, rector of St. John a Ca
thedral her, and other leailnc E Leo
pallan clergymen of th city, have es
tablished a coffee bouse In th lower
part of th business district to b; u;1 I7.V7.1. low middling,
aa a plaoe of ,compan nihlp for nn
after the Colorado prohibition law go
Into effect January 1. Th mission la in-
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. $. COTTON-Spot.
quiet: middling upland. $12.6&c; sales. 4)
bsles.
Futures opened barely steady: Decem
ber, 12 62c; January. 12.66c: March. It 81c;
Msy. lJ.C0c; July. U.llc.
Cotton futures closed stsady; December,
12.44c; Jsnuary. 12.66c; March, U.64o: May,
13.t5c: July. 18.14c.
Cotton closed I to 6 points up from tha
lowest today, with the final ton ateady
at a net loss of 2 to 5 lln',,AM . .
LIVERPOOL. Dee. 8. COTTON Spot,
atradv: aood middling, 8.14d; middling.
, (.,. sai, iv,y
bales.
head, but Is 23,000 heavier then two week 1 tended for th rim whloh at pre nt
g. v.hi n the holloay cut into the run, mart .4 to saloons for o Utility, tho
and is a gnu or more insn ii.vuv neaa
wver the same tlay last year.
niin'aier ssy.
kaar Market.
NEW YORK. Dee. I.-BUOAR Raw,
1 raay: centrifugal. 6.14c: molasses, 4.87s;
refined, steady. Future wer lower oa
. continued liquidation. At aooa price
I sere 4j7 poiuta c lower.
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