THK llKE: OMAHA, u'KDXKSDAY. DFx'KMHKU 15, 1JM5.
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HKNTAIiS
AMI (PKKKS.
2 SmalToffices
Heady Now
CIIOICE LOCATIONS
Bee Building
fi8.ee. i6.oo.
Inquire iioom 103.
BTOKK, modern, near poatofflce;
feut. O. P. Stcbblns, 1U0 Chicago,
KKAIj KHTATK (M)VTII 8IDK
REAL EST.iTK
FARM HAH' " l,Mi FHtl WAI.H
1UWA.
A BARGAIN.
136 In Harrison Co., Iowa; new Improve.
fnents: land lays good, at $110; $500 down,
2.6u6 March 1, time on balance. A bar
gala. We'll prove tt. Come and tee.
FRANK HILL, Logan, la.
kll.N Ms.9tt 1'A.
40, W or 1W ACREH, good heavy soil, well
settled part of Tidd county, Minn.; good
roads, schoola ami churches. Pi t e, $15 to
130 per acre. Terms. $1 per acre cash.
Valance $1 per acre a year; o.onO acres to
select from. Pchwab Rios., 1028 Plymouth
lildg., Minneapolis, Minn.
Sacrifice Sale
Owner Leaving
City
This In a real opportunity to jet some
thing nice at much less than lis real
value. Thla strictly modern almost new
home has a nice I, all and stairway, good
sited parlor, dining mum and kitchen on
fit St f.oor. 2 large berlrirns, with 4 closets
ana bathroom on second floor, ana and
electric Hunt, fine plumbing and first
clasa furnace In a full cemented basement
low 'under entire house, with a good view In
rront and a fine garden overlooking
Sprlnglake park. The owner must anil
tills property AT ONCK. His price Is
12 tvVl. hut as he must sell he tells us to
advertise for an offer. Thla man really
means bualness, so go out and look over
thla little house and make us an offer.
Owner'a wife will show you through;
$S"0 cash Is all you need lor ?1rst pay
ment. Ralance Ilka rent. Location ItC'l
Van Camp Ave., Just a few blocks aouth
or nn ana Vinton
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
With Continuation of Heavy Re
ceipts and Good Demand Wheat
Advances Again.
RAISE' IS ONE TO TWO CENTS
OMAHA, December 14. WIS.
Cash wheat was strong aeVn today, ad
vanc ng from 1 lo 2 cents. Wheat recelnta
continued henvy and there was constd-
, urniann lor mis imii. ,. m , k.-Vi. i mm.
I he demand for corn una quite active J"-.-"
2. c; No. 3, c. Rounds: No,
No. 2, lc; No. 8, 12c. Plates: N
No. J. c; No. 1, 8c
l.lvK Pt'liL.til P'orTois, l4 to V
tba. In sepsra'.o comp., l.c; over 1H o I
Ihs., 16o; springs, any stso, )2c; ducks,
t icked, H price, , but not wanted, Ho;
liens, over 4 lbs per lb.. UMic; roosters.
v.c. Turkejs, 17V; old Toms, lie; under
$ lbs.. c; Isms thnn $ lbs. aca not
wanted. Oeese. full feathered and fat,
w; picked. W price, but not ntd.
Guineas, each, ific; young. 1 to l4j lb
raeh, afte. Homer squats. 14 os. and over,
J .; 10 to 11 or, $100; No. 1, must welgtl
8 oi., $1.60: under ox, SOo I'lgeonm, any
kind, per dos., oo.
Star Brand Hen Davis. IS TS ner barrel:
Willow Twins, 3.2S per barrel; Wlnesa.ua,
-iS'vi, OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET siPi
' . r'niiciinR ninua llli'HTWi'niiii un
I f ol.l
lloprercntntlve sales:
wnmnii inr forn IMS umii- awiiw - -
and the receipts of this cereal were very,' 'hlid Rranrt Rlark Twlas UM ne
iSl,. V h Tr- v.. , .u Per barrel; lien Davis. Illinois. $1.
Oats receipts wore very light and the pvr barre'.
demand fop thla reliant waa imlv moder-
ate. The oats market remained practically
unchanged.
Kye receipts were v ry heavy and al
though the demand for" this cereal wa
quite active tie market ruled from un
changed lo 1 cent lower.
There wag a fair slued run of barley to
per
I
HUT rKH-Pest creamery, 82c; seconds.
In cartons or tuba. tfc; good dairy, SAil
2!e: country, common. lSc.
CHEK8K Imported Sln 4e;
donieetlc, ; block, t4c: twins, l"c;
daUy, l-; triplets. lWc; younti Ameri
can, ;0c: bine label brick, WVfce; II. n burger.
; New York white, lVcJ Imported
Heavy Beeves Slow, but Steady and
Others Strong to Ten Higher
Sheep Generally Steady.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS UP
Official Monday .
Estimate Tuesday
OMAHA, Hecemher 14, IHS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. .T:i9 41 10.M1
.. T.ino lS.jna l
N. A. Sh. Pr. No. A. Sh Tr.
M 1 ... la M ITS H IK
" IT ... U , !J Dtt ... It
T US ... ' S ! Ml U
III IH M S t: Sit ... 4 1.1
T ... 4 4 T l . . Ill
74.' 214 ... I 4A W Ml HIM
rias. .
41 114 ... I
Two days' totals 14 n
Same days last week.. HUM
.M,(S
.10 1(1
is ns
21.TKJ
I. t.l
(1 f,"l
7 1?
II. UI
SK.047
S4.0I3
4.7
13.7W
' "til aa, ill 1 in . , " " ' ' " avin "Mi i nv. fl fv wM
- r , d"V- The sales of this cereal were llpht French Rocquefort. 4c
KOtmO Mr Wl ifor I r ?" th market sold at practically un- KKL'lTtl Naval oranges; extra fancy
1 ClVllC CX Old LCI VU. changed prices. m and ISM. t w box; ekira lancy, la,
j ClearaiiLcs were:. Wheat and flour, !ia and l.'4s. 1.1. n box; extra fancy Call-
MuUHtttKA.
J3TTT a fine (lift-acre stock ranch near
church, school and general store. Mrs.
C. R. Bliippen, Pardun, Neb
The One Best
Anywhere
Buy
1 Omaha Natonal Rank Rldg
NEAR llANSCOM PARK
Living room, dining room, kitchen,
pantry, bed room on 1st floor; bed room,
sun room and bath on 2d floor; osk
finish; cement basement and walks; fur
nace, elegant fixtures; east front lot;
close to school. Price $2,900; $200 cash,
balance monthly. Located :326 8. 35th Ave.
C. G. CARLBERO,
312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
a.
all-
Ma, ls. $3.26 box: extra i
I nil.l , .1 niltl fr... til MA K . , , nmtm I , I ........ I
i"i. rancy cnlirornla navels, lisw, 3.7ft i i
l-lverpool close: Wheat. td higher tolcxtra fancy California navels, 17a, 2, Date. 1015
ii lower; corn, Hd higher to 4d lower. ils. 2,s. M.K box. 147
.ame I weens ago
fame I weeks ago
Same I weeks aao
Kama days last ycar...R3S0
The following table shows the average
of cattle, hogs and aheeu at the Omaha
live stock market for tne rear to date, as
om pared with laat rear:
itnl 1I4 tne.
cattle i.iw.m nDi.m n.ft
Hcga t 4M.JS3 I.UI.Ikil 22,42a
fheep S.1I7.84S 1.03,344 l.lf.,001
The following table gtiowe the receipts
prices of hOKS at the Omaha live stock ;
market fne tha 1at etf Aivi vita eora '
RHKI'.r-ltememberlng laat Tueadav'a
heavy run tradera prenlcted a pretty lib
eral attpply today, and while a very fair
run showed up. It was not up to ex
pectation Hecflpts were estimated at
M cars, or 1 2.Va head. Thla makes the
total for the two dny 13.047 head, a
shortage of 11.0iX head as compared with
Inst week, and l.oi smaller than two
weeks ago, but nearly twice as large as
a J ear hio.
As tisuiil fat lambs made up the big
there of the supply, hut packers appar
ently needed everything that was offered
an,i trnrlo opened out fairly active on a
good steady basia. Several bunches of
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Business is Somewhat Curtailed by
the Recent Storm.
LIST IS MORE ANIMATED
good Ismhe of desirable weight mnde $'00
wnue otners reacnei wi su
lieavler stuff aod Jar gel y at
xiiln toils
ftCS and
k.t.SOM.IO.
A fair clearance waa made In good ee
son, pr'ves holding about thi same all
the way through.
Muttons also sold readily at steady
Primary wheat receipts were 1.139.O00 bu. FL.OH1DA OKANOKS 124s
and jlhiliniAiiti 1 QTQ AIA Kit vlr,Bt r- 9ftai Wtim AUte t'2 ?K K
cripta of iRliflrt bu. and shli.men.s of 1 URAl'E FRL IT Florida grane
150e. 174a,
Not.
foy.
prices. Best eas here acaln reached
- is in. which was yesterday s top, and a
1114. IWVI1H13. Illll. IISIO. I190; pes! good kind sold ns high a (Vi.
ri I Sll I lil I 7 III I 11, I04I.P WP "r "' iiing st the highest
5 Ti 1 r I im I 9W s levels seen here In something like two
ill 1 jm i ri ii .-J a flu 7 OT1 I montns. rew yemunus and practically
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
$12,500 Near 24th
Terklns Co., Neb., Lands, $15 and t amaill
to $25 acre. Come see for your
pelf. We prove It or pay all of
your expenses. Enough said.
Write for particulars to
DAVE 8HUTER,
GRANT. NEB.
Agents Wanted in Every
County, Write me.-
KRW YORK. Tee. 14 -The rrar et
drifted Idly during the early part of to
day's seaalon, business being somvwhnt
cnrtalled by yesterday's storm, wnlc'i
interrupted rommunlcstlon with C s
center, in the afternoon, however, thj
list lif'nmo more a nite4 an r
advsni-es comprehending many cljwsrs of
securities.
I'riifer.slnnal tenders agiUn eon'rlh itd
lnraelv to the day's operations, that fac
tion evincing a sudden disposition t
cover numerous hVt
J.ittle waa hesrd of relations hftwrci
W ah nt n and Vienna. U. "d n.
Inga of Americana were. In lesser vol 'mc.
Anglo-French bonds sold In the regul ir
way at K, a decline of " from th-
syndicate price. The alxty-dav u der
wrltln'? Bgreemertt expired with the rl-ns
of today s market and hereafter th
aecon h -an he olfered without restrict! in
of any kind.
Special ties were almost tne sol
features of Interest during the nrennti.
although tTnlted Ptates Steel, Caned'an
Pacific and New York Central were
lilal er by 1 to 2 points.
coppers led the higher movement or
nun, ' i . . t a a . , ni, n ri uri r mi' t-f.rii im. . -..U..1IU . . .
000 bu. last year. 4.1s. Ms. Ms, si. $.t.W box; Ms. $J box: f"' 1 J J " '. --.II "f , ! Teeder supplies were limited. Two cars . preferred rose 7 to 74 on rumors that
Primary com receipts were 9MV.000 bu. lit. $2.75 box. Tarpon hrand: is. $.t.7S , f, V ' , . Si I l I M ' of '"1ln lHr"h" clhlng sround rifty . ahareholdnrs Tand Wdholdarii ' I
and shlp ients i bu.. agalns. re e.pta box; ia. J4.00 box; Ms. $4. box; 64s, 80a, J3- ' ' " ' V a in a ffi 1 ? l-nda proved that There waa still a reached an amicable aement Other
of 1,727,110 bu. and shlpmema of S2i,0i0 bu. 4.M box. , J Jl T W T W S S 0 T w , (Hl d.1(ln) fir th, .nrt , B,uf w,n ,n? V.ti a oftTe final houJ
last year. I.EMONS-Extra fanny California " i -.'i j ,1 aa I fcil Ihey aold at $a t- the highest figure paid KT '"TJlLJ werTst thalrV.t inrliideH
Primary rats recelnta were WK.000 bu. Punklst lemons. Xle. Vs. $5.00 box; I ' I n i . 1 T hi" ' ? 4 S M , 0 f"r thl" n,on,h ,Sn1 onlv loc u!r ' ttubk l A Wi?
nd shipments no 000 W. against rece.pta! extra fancy Callfprnla Hunklst lemons, jrwL ! ' i !1T. , V 1 I b ul t Jo 1 tho '"-:'n : ,,f the year. , th, h..,,,
of 7l.ml bu. and shipments, of 652,00.) bu. 2"s, $4.h0 bax; extra fancy California liZS" " 1 ii? '.' 2 S Z 11 i ?i I S T Uuotntlons on eep and I .nibs: l.-m.,.. 5?!!Irr?Sj .V.7.i.
ago ., Kr:y 555. ll-.'l.Wl "I 1. i'n Ri '.h f-MJE? ff VarrT.u!ar.,t trading.
minneapolla 4Sti I ',, ,,r,,' n, . , Dec. 14. II I4 17 TO T 74 11 S2 26 1 1H m i ii fl,?x an ' Total galea, par value, jaureaatod .. '
j Omaha .,
Brick Improvements renting for $1,300
per annum; sure renters; with a sure ad
vance In value.
Glover & Spain
102
8
IS
11
Douglas S2.
919-20 City National.
100x169
MOHT1I ItAKOTA.
IW ACRES of finely Improved eastern
North Dakota land at ft5 j er acre. Will i
exchange for stock of goods not to ex
peed $21,000 to . $26,000 and carry balance
on easy terms. Write Mrs. A. 3. Downs
(Merchant), Oreen Isle, Minn, o
' Wlat;j8l!s.
UPPER WISCONSIN-Best dairy and
general crop state In the union; settlers
Wanted; lajids for Vile at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet 34 on Wisoon-
fln Central Land Grant. Excellent lands
or stock raising. If interested in fruit
ands ask for booklet on apple orchards.
Address Land and Industilul Dept., Soo
Lino Railway, Minneapolis. Minn.
Harney, just west of 20th. $35 M. (Near
Grain Exchange.)
Harrison & Morton
Farnam Street
100 feet on Farnam St., near tOth. $85,000.
Harrison & Morton
45
Kansas Cltv 1
W innipeg 1.37s
These sales were reported today:
wheat; No. 3 hard winter, 1 car. S1.06Vi;
2 cars. l.i; 6 cars. $1.(H; 5 cars. $1.04;
I cars, $1.0314; cars, jl.os. No. 4 hard
winter 1 car. $1.02; 2S cars, 97c;
2i cars. Wc; I cars. 86Vfcc; Jv
cars 2 cars. !HVc; 1 car.
4c. No. I spring. 1 car, $1.01; 1 car. $1.00.
No. 4 spriiitf, 1 car (51-lh.), i7c. No. $
mixed, 1 car. 9Bc. No. 4 mixed. 1 car. He;
1 car, Mc. So. S durum. 1 car, $1.00. No.
8 durum, 1 car, li!c; IVi cars, 8Sc; 8T sacks,
8c; 1 car, 7c. No. 4 durum, 1 car. 90c
No. S durum mixed, cars, 98c. No. 3
durum mixed. 1 car, $1.05. No. 4 durum
mixed. 1 car, 96c; car. !Wc No. 4 mixed
uuruin, car, c. Maniple, 1 car. iHc;
2 cars, s2c; 3 cars. 90c; 1 car (heating),
, t 1 1 a n ,.... 1 an nA 1.1.1 . ,-. n 11
late Howes, Ji.00 bhl Shamrock or cun- :
r so 01 and (strictly fanoy Jerseys), $1.00
bbl.; Chler brand, jumbo. 111.00 bbl.;
cranberries, $2.75 box.
PEARS Extra fancy Winter Nellies
(small slsesi, $2.5fl box.
CIDErV-New York Mott'g Sweet (very
best grade!, $3.78 keg; Nebraska Ne
hawka, $3.35 keg.
8WBET POTATOES Market strong
and advancing; extra fancy California 1 1
jersey anoui j-id. cracesi, s.w crate; p
tiiil.mi'
Receipts and dlnpi sltmn of ll e stock
at the Union Stock yards, Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at J
o clock p. 1,1., )esieruay:
RECEIPTS 2A PS.
Cattle, llogs. tneep.
St. P.
extra fancy California Jersey, $1.50 ham
per.
POTATOES Colorado white, 7So bu
Red River Ohlos, SAC bu.
ONIONS Yellow. 2c lb.; Bed Olobe. c
lb.; Spanish (Imported Bermudas), $1.01
crae
NUTS-No. 1 walnuU. WHO lb.t blk.
walnuts. 3p lb. hi kory, 4o lb ; filberts.
V., M.
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
cnion Pacific
N. W.. east..
N. W.. west.
,s car.'H-c; 1 car. fc: 4 car. 82c: 1 ' lSn lb! neenna. llV4o lb.: Rrsatla. l&o lh
car, 81c. Corn; No. 3 white, 8 cars, 64c. almonds, lc lb.
No. 4 white, 6 cars, 62Vc; 1 car. 61Hc MISCELUVNKOUS-Crgckerjaek. S3 !
-' LwlK.le' ca,r"' No'-8 white, 1 j raae; crackei jack. one-half rase. $1 76;
R-iI'n. 5'-No- 5ell0,w 1 c2,r pJrt ,new- case; fard datas, 12Ho lb.; salted peanuts,
bVC; I Cars, 34C; 1 car, 63C No. Vel- I .1 nnnenm IO 1 lh nelc.M ion
o nMl I - -
M 1 SX ULLi A AUt LI 8.
HAVE TOU A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and gend it to the Sioux City (la.) Jour-
al, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
tfcdlum." Twenty-five words every Fri
day evening, Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday for one
month, giving sixteen ads on twelve dif
ferent daya for $2; or 60 woids, $4, or 76
words. tS.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; xSO.OUO readers dally in four great
states. .
REAL ESTATE LOAN8
FARM and civ loans at lowest rates.
TOLAND A TRUMBULL. 448 Hee Dldg.
H00 TO riO.OOO made promptly. F. dT
Wead, Wead Bldg.. 18th or Farnam Bta,
CITY and farm loans, 6. 6, t pe
J. H. Dumont Co., 418 8 Late 11a
r cent.
ank.
A "For Bala" ad will turn seoond-hand
furniture into cash,. .....
UTY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H Thomas. 228 State Bank Uldg.
t TO' 6 for loans on best class city
residence In amounts $2,000 up, also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO., M?A Farnam St.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Do You
Want a
Home?
I have a fine new six
room house, all modern,
beautifully finished, well
located, near street car. A
snap for $3,400.
Terms: $500 cash, bal
r ance monthly payments.
Phone Wal. 2125. ;
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1616 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 3715.
FARM AND CITY LOANS,
O' DOUGHERTY & HUGHES,
Til Keellne Bldg. Phone D. IMS.
' MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg-
6C CITT LOAN9. C. G. Carlberg. 310-
l Brandeia Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
For Exchange
Several different income properties
amounting lo $SO,000 In value, renting for
approximately $700 per month. Will ex
change one or all for vacant lots or acres
in Omaha.
American Security Co.
4-kW 1 j- o r 111 hAi s KTn I
c-i7. , r wir, case; cornpops. I'.zs case; oornpopa, one-
S ,1Pc"r, 1' ml"d' lR,c,!!:' case. $1.66 case; B. W. oW 1.
No K rrfiveri f , iai fl? 1 Honey. $3.7t. cnse Airline. 2 dos.
' Rvm-No 2 I'dS Mf' dr V' " 10 c,se- CocoanuU. $3.60 bat. TSo
i i rir al. i 7 ise cldp": Motts, $3. kai; Motts, en-
No! I carrs.26Ta,!iCai?.Vle8vC; bbl. ;. N.h.w.a. 13.15 keg.
v
ivo. 4, l car, 63c. Oats: S nndard, 1 car,
42c. No. 4 white, t cars. S9'-ic. Sample, 2
cars, 3Xe; 1 car (oata and barley), 37c;
1 car, 37c; 1 car, 3c.
Omaha Cash Prices: Wheat No. 2
hard, ll.06-l.O7: No. 3 hard. $l,03l4Wl.tl5Vi;
No. 4 hard, 96c1i$1.02; No. 3
spring, $1.01(1.02; No. 3 spring,
$l.(XVal.01; No. i durum. 99Vio31.00; No. 3
durum, 97f499c; sample, 8ftg92c. Corn
No. 2 white, 63V4c; No. 3 white. 6Hv
64c; No. 4 white, 6iu.wv2Hc: No. 6 white,
6W!fJie0c: No. 6 white. 594flOe; No. 3
yellow. 6'P4(i68c: No. 3 yellow. 6.";'S6714c;
No. 4 yellow, 64HS'i5c; No. t yellow. 63
63V4C; No. yellow, 62ig3c; No. 3 mixed.
67iS7Hc: No. 3 mixed, 67fifi"c; rxo.
mixed, mfiK3'4c; No. 6 mixed. bWVffieOe;
No. 6 mixed. DfiWSBSc. Oats No. 3 white:
4M42U,c; standard, 41H(T42c; No. 8 white,
4Ka4lV(!c; No. 4 white, 3!t'4,fr40e. Barley
.Molting. ftKirnwc; is'o. i reeit, kwmc. live
No. 2. 90"!4yfi)lc; No. 2, SX(nflOc.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan & Bryan, stock snd grai'i
brokers, JI15 South Sixteenth street:
Arllclel Open, j Hlgh.l iiow, Close.! Yrs'y.
C St. P.. M. & O
C. H. A U , east
C, B. A Q.. west
C, R. I. A P., east
C, R, I. A P.. west.,.
Illinois Central
Chicago tit. Western...
Total receipts.
16
. 3
.
. BO
. 4
. 43
. 32
. 11
. 84
. 39
. 3 "
.
. 8
12
8
'
7
(,.'
21
ii
14
1
4
1
ns
Representative sales:
No.
)'i nat've litmba
i,'.ii ua i h e fiider lambs
3i native lambs
native ewes
477 nntlve ewes
M native lambs ...-...
Vtl fed lambs
1.17 fed lambs
M native feeder lambs
204 fed lambs
M fed lambs
W fii feeding lamba...
,U Idaho ewes
144 fed ewes
flftl fed lambs
W fed ewes
74 fed ewss ,
33T native lambs ........
Av. Price.
... 1 I 75
83
M
...112
...110
... 7l
,...71
... 7
... B'l
... 73
... 63
... M
...107
...110
... 13
...102
...loo
... 73
8 .10
I oil
6 00
6 90
I 91
8 75
8
7 75
t 00
8 00
8 U
6 25
I 10
I 00
I 00
00
soo
4io nnn.
I 'Vs. i ted States boods were unchanged on
Number of galea and leading quotations
cn stocks war aa follows:
gales. Hlrh. Lew. ClflM.
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle, llogs. Kneep,
NEW YORK UEIMS.RAL MARKfBT
Onotatlons of (be Day on Varloas
l'oimnitl"4
! NEW YORK, Deo. 14.-FIJUR Steady.
I WHEAT Soot, firm: No. 1- durum.
H.2. t. o. b.. New York; No. 1 nortnern, E-
SAVE I2UO.
On a -room strictly modern, well built
home from owner; hot water heat.
M. 337. Omaha Bee.
LOT, 1.1th and Monroe Sta. Address F,
Bee Office. South Omaha.
Douglas 6013.
Agents,
lTtlt and Douglas.
EXCHANGE YOUR CITY PROP
ERTY FOR FARM LANDS
If you want to go farming on s No. A-l
farm, we have some good land of thla
kind, where you can go and make good,
not only in crops, but in advance on
price of land. - Wa will consider your
house, or city property us part payment,
balance long time, Hee us at once as we
liave only a few farms left on which we
can e'v you thla kind of c deal.
SCOTT & HILL l
Poug. 1009. Ground Floor MgCague Bldg.
OWNl' R wi I exch farm hear Co. Bluffs)
S residences In Omaha and Winside, Neb.,
for small farm and caxh. J 3X0. Bee.
SEVEN-PASSENGER auto to exchange
for &-room bungalow. Phone Doug. 2ji
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I WANT to buy for cash 2 or 3 very
cheap lots. Give price and legal de-
Ecrlptlon and you will bear from me.
I. 340. Bee.
IF YOU really want to sell your prop
erty, our plan works. We put a de
scription within the reach of every pos
sible buyer In Omaha and vicinity.
REALTY LISTING COMPANY,
Tyler 400. Ware Blk.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
15 Acres
This land is northwest of Florence
njxiut 1 miles; lias a good 6-ioom house
with . barn and good well; some fruit
trees. Owner wauls offer. Now is the
time to buy to use or us un investment.
Wheat , II.
Pec. 1 fM 1 18i 1 15H11 1614AI 1 1.V,
May. 1 lpH 1 19 I 16!, 1 174H't 17W4
Corn.
Dec. r,ia fist 67 A 67
May. TOMS' 71H 70 70TA 71
Oats.
Dec. 421 421, 42 t2 41
May. tefrtt KWAW 43A 45
Pork.
Jan.. 18 50 18 62H 18 50 18 55 18 IK
May. 18 40 18 65 18 40 18 603 18 174
Lard.
Jan.. 9 70 fl 80 8 70 9 78 9 57'
May. 92l 10 07H 9 )2 10 00B 9 87l,i
Ribs. I r
Jan.. I 9 80 8 88 9 774 9 80A 9 62
May.l 10 07HI 10 20 110 07H' 10 12H t
Di.luih. $12,. and No. 1 northern.
Manitoba. $1.2-'. o. I. f . Buffalo. Futures,
steady; December. $1.224. .
CORN-Spot. steady; No. 1 yeHow, SOHo,
liromct.
OATS-Spot. firm; No. I white, 4&VMP
4f.c. . ...
nAi Quiet; prime, S1.27H; No. 1, ll.ZB;
No, , SLlfxif 1.30; No. I, $1.0001.05; ship
ping. )c.
HOPS Quiet, state comon to choice
1915, 2O?j.'j0c; 1914. StflOc; Pacific coast
19ir. lli 15c; 1914, 8W10q.
HIDES Steady; Bogota, 30Q31c; Central
JiTlltl0t l&O
LEATHER Firm; Hemlock firsts, SJ
34e; seconds. 3Mr33e.
I ROVISIONS-Pork. steady; mess. $18.0)
f-mil' ,0 Jrvt" W); -hort e1(.ea
$19.006-22.00. Beef, steady; mess. $16.50
l1.uo family. -Sll.OoifiiiJ.so. Lard,"' firm;
middle west, l9.85tf9.9S.
'iAL.Luw-.Htuui; city, so, nominal;
Morris A Co
Swift A Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
8c h wart 1 A Co
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln lacking Co... 21
So. Oimiha Pack, Co.... 14
Worrell 1
W. B. Vansant Co 48
Benton, Vans't A Lush li
Hill A Son 110
F. B. Lewis
Huston it Co
J. B. Root A Co..
J. II. Bulla
1 F. Muss
Hosenstoi k Bros.
Kellogg
748
.1.417
. 8'8
.1,002
1.W1
2,772
2.8!2
2,767
268
773
80
1.51
8,l27
$.216
1,164
Werthelmer A Degen...
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Rothschild A Krebs....
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co..
Christie
Hlgglns
Huffman
Roth
Mevers
Baker, Jones A Smith..
'Banner Bros
John Harvey
'Dennis A Francis
Kline
Jensen A Lungren .....
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CHICAGO , UVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Btrogr llogs Strong tee
Weak.
CHICAGO, Dee. 14. CATTLE Receipts.
$.000 head; market strong: Christmas
beeves, SU.O0rl1.; native beef steers,
$4.10(111.00; western steers, $.30u.S5; cows
ard heifers. $2.8.1ffi.4r.: calvis. 5.75m1 I0.3T..
HOUR Receipts, 29.000 head; market
slrcng; mostly 1015c higher; bulk. $.
6.6f.; light, $5.80(.n.t; mixed, $il.l(Xti.80;
heavv, $fi.26i?J.liO; rough, $6.2!VB.40; pigs,
$4.5f(.o0.
BHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16,000
head; market weak; we'hera, $4.10!&.W;
ews, $4.26.iTC.36: lambs, $7.0ij9.&0.
gloax ritr Live Mtoek Market.
BIOUX CITY. Is.. Dee. 10.-CATTLBJ-Receipts,
J,50 0head; mnrket 10fl5c higher;
native steers, .2HB7.35; bu'rhers. $4.SxjJ
6.60: cows and heifers, $4.7f.r.W; cannera.
$3.5004.36; storkers and feeders. $5.1(xii.i;
calves, $4.50ij7.00; bulla, stags, etc, $t.753
B.riO.
HOOB Receipts, 7,500 head: market 10
20c higher; heavy, $f..3,Vif6.45: mixed. $6.1by
S.3R: light. $5.75irW,15; bulk. $6.1Bfi.40.
MHEH.P AND IJKMBH Receipts, 1500
head; market 25c higher; ewes, 86.73ffS.80;
lambs, $7.W)?r9.uO.
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U.S. Hears Grants
of Huerta Revoked
by Chief Carranza
WASHINGTON. Dec. I4.-Formal no
tlce of the nullification by General Car
ranza of "all ' acta, contracts and con
cessions" of the Huerta and convention
1st governments in Mexico, reached the
Mcxica embassy here today from Mexico
City.
The order. In line with an announce
ment of his intention by General Car
ranza several months ago, la effective.
It notified individuals and corpora
tions holding concessions granted by
Huerta and conventlonlst government of
ficials that It will be necessary for them
to make new applications exactly as
though no such concessions had hereto
fore existed.
The embassy also was advised today
that persons charged with' sedition In
Mexico would be tried by the Carranza
government under the special law of 1862,
which gives suthortty for Imposition of
the death penalty and allows no appeal,
Permission waa granted today by the
State department for passage of Car-
run is trnnni t h mil o h American terrttnrv
. . .i. . ..... HiKher Drlcee on hogs lifted provisions.
irora Agua i r.eta io DC"HV,!a , Packers d'd little or no selling; Commls-
nere to nave given uenerai UDregon an alon houses and shorts were the chief
opportunity to close up three sides of I buyers and appeared to be acting on
the rectangle In which General Villa Is
operating. The fourth side is the Ameri
can boundary line.
Villa with most of the force of 4,000,
with which he arrived at Madera, Sat
urday, continues to move closer to the
southern side of the rectangle and is
i-x pec ted at Chihuahua tomorrow ac
cording to the department's advices. He
is said to be without adequate supplies.
Obregon has a large force concentrated
a short distance south of Chihuahua.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featares of the Trading; and Closing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO Dec. 14. Heavy profit tak
ing by longs, woh asserted tbat the gov
ernment crop report tomorrow was likely
to prove bearish, wiped out the greater
part of a lively advance scored today in
the wheat msrket here. The cloae was
heavy at a net gain of ViS'lHc. w'th De
cember at $1.164 and May at $1.17 1.17.
Other final results were: Corn, unchanged
to Ho off; oats, unchanged to lie up,
and provisions unchanged to 40c higher.
The setback that ensued from tse top
level of tbesession was most apparent In
the May option. December contracts re
mained comparatively firm, owing to
fears that a strike In progress on the
Chicago Belt railway might interfere with
current deliveries and especially as the
stock on hand in Chicago Is small. .
Word that the movement of wheat
from' first-hands In the northwest had
seriously fallen off had considerable to
do with the strength which th market
here displayed during 'the first half of
tho day. It was also contended that the
bulk of wheat In Buffalo or afloat there
estimated at 23,000,000 buahels had al
ready been sold for export.
Corn sympathized to a limited extent
with the wheat advanre, hut waa kept
easy by clear, cold weather that favored
hufcklng shipping.
Trade In oats was mainly of a local
character.
KANSAS OITT. Dec. 14 CATTLE Ra
celpts, 16,000 head; market weak: stackers)
and readers strong; prime fed steers, $9 25
2,840 ' lO.OO; dressed beef steers, $7.00f.00:
lue tern steers. 16 2fx3f.2.t : siocknra and
Totals J32 11,448 12,94 'feeders. $5.My3.00; bulla, $5.66ia.O0; calves,
CATTLE Receipts were slightly larger ; sn.wKtjw.no.
"than yesterday; making the total for the HOG A Receipts, 15.000 head: market
two days 14.038. a falling off of about higher: bulk of sales. $o.4W170; heavy.
2,000 head as compared wun tne same ie.snrji.7n; packers and butchers. S5.60ii6.7O;
prices no better than steady. Tne lighter
and cheaper grades of beef were sirong
to lOo higher.
Cows and heifers were In good demand
again today, being strong to 10c higher
or around lb&3bo higher tor ths two days
this week. .. , . , , a ' '
blockers and feeders were sought after
this morning, tnat is. tna nener grausai
Booker Washington
Memorial Fund of 2
Creigh, Sons & Co.! Million Authorized
Douglas- aa).
X Hc Bldg.
TL'SKEGEK, Ala,, Dec. 14. Creation of
a $2 0)0,000 Booker T. Washington me
REAI, ESTATE NORTH SIDE
fclCE 6-Room CoUaeith-UlhTEL tnoTl&l '"aowmeni ror tne luaaegee xn
flght, gas, $2,000. $ltw down, $J0 par mo. J stltute was authorized today by the in-
3613 Wlru Tel. Web. 430b. stltute's trustees, who announced that
CHICAGO 232 Neat four-room cottage ! $4,O0O already had been pledged, soma
the outlook that the unexpected asortage
of hog receipts today would continue
loneer.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
$1.221.23; No. 3 red. $1.1fl.l94; No. 2
hard, nominal: No. 2 hard. $l.0V4ifr1.llA.
Corn: No. 2 yellow, old, 72tr72'c; No. 4
vellow, new, 6W7Hc; No. 4 white, new.
taVato'-ic. Oats: No. 8 white. 4vtf40Vc;
standard, 43 r43He. Rye: No. 3. 9bc.
Barley: ai&lOo. Seeds: Timothy, $5.0ftfJ
8 00; clover, -$10. (KX(j 19.00. Provisions: Pork,
$16.25; lard, $0.66: ribs, $9.Kofi 10.12. ,
BUTTER Hteady; creamery, TViitWiC
EGGS Steady; receipts, 1.S97 cases;
firsts, 29i30c; ordinary firsts, 2792Sc; at
msrk rases Included, 20if'2!c.
POTATOES Higher; receipts, 40 ears;
VitliiRan and Wisconsin while. 73.jc;
Minnesota and Dakota white, "2'ii 75c; Min
nesota and Dakota nhios, 6;Vif72c,
Pori.TH Y All e. higher; fowls. 12V.
springs, 13Hc; turkiys. It'.?.
OMAHA GEMtaw MARKET.
Part modern.
RKAL ESTATK KOVTH RIDK
Dandy 5-Hoom Cottage,
Two Lots on Corner,
Fine Place for Chickens
Ixok at 1001 8. 4Hth St., right on West
Tjeavenu'irth car line, dandy a-room cot
tage with. two lots, all fenced, chicken
house, s'x or seven fine snade trees a
crackerjack little home and plenty' of
room to ralite chickens, or you ran
build another house on the vacant
lot. Price I.Suu; about $. down and the
balance like rent. This Utile place Is a
"world beater." so do not Waal any
time, but go out and look It over light
awar.
Payne & Slater Co.
ail Omaha National Bank Bldg.
of It contingent upon raising the re
mainder. The task of selecting a successor to
Dr. Washington cs president of the
school was referred to a subcommittee
composed of Beth Low, New York, chair
man of the board: W. W. Campbell,
Tuskegee; Victor Tulane, Montgomery,
Ala.; Frank Trumbull, New York, snd
Edgar A. Bancroft, Chicago.
Reports that the trustees were dead
locked, the Alabama members favoring
Emmet J Scott, for eighteen years' private
secretary to Dr. Washington, and now
secretary of the Institute, and New York
and Chicago members backing Major R.
R. Morton, commandant of the Hampton
Institute, Hampton, Vs., were denied to
nlghf in a statement signed by Beth
Low, Theodore Roosevelt and four other
members of the board.
t
POULTRY Alive: Turkeys, any slsa
ever 7 lbs., I7c; broilers, )6'-fi17c: springs,
lie; ducks, 10c: geese, ICc; hens. 9ftllo;
young triuneg nens, eacn. aoc; roosters, so
OYSTEHfS Chesapeake, standards, per
gallon. $1.10: standards, $1.26: selects, $1.60;
northern, standards. $1.45; selects, $1.71;
New York counts, $1.90. Northern, small
csns. 4112&c; large cans, 3fft-4.s. Chesa
peake, small cans. V,2c; large cans, 304)
FISH Halibut. 12c; salmon, fresh pink,
tc; fresh red. UVfcc; catfish, fresh, lie;
trout, fresh, 13c; white fish, fresh. 17c;
rad snapper, fresh, 13; catfish, frozen.
13c; smelt, frozen. 10-It. boxes, $1.35;
smoked white fish. 14c; kippered salmon,
17c.
FROZEN FISH-Hallbut rises to suit.
lOSc; catfish, large, for steaks. 11c: sal
mon, falls, ; salmon, silvers. K-c: No. 1
trout, lie; No. 1 whltefl"!i. dressed. 10c;
No. I whltetlsh. Urge, 1:c; '. I white
fish. Jumbo. 18p; picker'.. r'Jiid W. C.
Cc; pickerel, headless. $ ; black baas,
rder si, tbc: barring, dressed, pair
frosan. 6c; blueflsh extra fancy. 12c: red
snapper, heaalees. dressed lOe; floun
ders, )0c; scallops, per gallon. 13. 01.
6 If OK EH -White. 10-1 0. baskets,
car lb.. 14c
KIPPERtO) FISH-43aimon. lo-lb. bas
kets, per lb., 17c.
CFLVBT-Mtpimoiitti. per !,
BEEF CUTS-rjbs: No. 1, I9c; No. .
1tWc; No. 3, WiC Loins: No. L 2lWc; No.
3. lac; Nu. 4. .14. Chucks: No. L 10c: No.
country T Lie, So sDeclal Slic. ' perioa lasi ween anu a yenr
BUTTfeRteady; ?ecefs, 8,804 tubs; beeves. the case yesterday were
creamery extras, 8637Vo; firsts, ZSfc'Hoc; I r T'Vmi 7.. ..iVi V rini.h with
.....j, u.iiitfji siow and dull from start to rinisn, wun
EGGS Firm: receipts. 8.163 cases: fresh
gathered, extra fine, 41042c; extra firsts.
Sotf-IOc; firsts, 8a17c; seconds, 834j'36o.
CHEESfc steady; receipts, .is uoxes;
state, - whole milk flats, held specials.
17Hc; average fancy, 1614il7c: current
make, specials. 16-Vc; average fancy, 14'
f'4-.r. -
IHJCLTRY Alive unsettiea: oressea
ciulet; fresh killed chickens, 160-27C;
fowls, i3fi7He: turkeys, zwo'zvj.
MMMMMMMS .... . ,
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Deo. 14. WHEAT
December, $1.10 jft. 10H; May, tl.lVk
1134: No. 1 bard, $1.13'i; No. 1 northern,
$l.ll(?rl.l2'A; No. 2 northern, $1.07J41.H4.
FLOUR Fancy, patents. $6.46; first
clears, $4. 80; other grades, unchanged.
B A RL K Y 4MWI Wo.
RYE 0tilc.
BRAN-I18.00fil8 50. ,
CORN No. 3 yellow. 73Sc
OATS No. 3 white, 3939C. '
FLAX-$2.00i82.03. ,
Kansas City Grain and Precisions.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 14. WHEAT No,
2 hard. $1.(31.11; No. 2 rad. I1.1S4J1.16;
December. $1.0f.T; Mliy. $1.0Wi.flW.09l.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 65160; No. 2
WM. r- December. mc: Mey, e7H"-
BUTTBTWrreamery, $8c; firsts, I'c;
seconds. 29c: packing, 19-j.
EGGB Firsts. 29c; seconds, 20c.
POl'LTRY Hens, lOVitgriis; turkeyt, 17c;
springs, 13c. , .
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 14. WHEAT Spot,
quiet; No. 1 Msnltoba, 12s 3M; No. 2,
12s; No. 3. Us lOd; No. 2 hard winter,
new. lis 9d. .- ,
CORN Rpot, quiet: American mixed,
yellow, nominal; American mixed, new,
s Id. f
IM. l.onl" Grain M-eVe.
ST. LOT-IS. Dec. 14-WHFAT-No. 2
red, $1.20171.15: No. 3hard. nominal; De
oermSer $1 11: May, I1.14T.
CORN-No. 2, S&iKI'Hc: No. 2 whits,
66H: December, 66c; May, 88Tfcc.
OATS NO. Z, wc; mo. I wnuo,
ISc. .
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Deo. 14. COFFEE The
market for coffee futures was very quiet
today. The opening was nominally 1
point hi her to 2 points lower and no busi
ness whatever was reported until well
along in the afternoon when there waa a
sale of May at 6.87c, or about 8 points
above last night's closing price. The close
ass net unchanged to 2 points higher.
Bales were 2.000 bags. December, .7Sc;
January, 6T9e: February. .79e; March,
.rt)c; Anrtl, 6.82c; May, .S5c: June. 6 He;
July. I.3e: August, 6.9fic; September, 6 c:
October, 7.02c. Bpot, quiet; Rio 7s. 7ic:
Pantos 4s. 9c. Cost and freight offers
were about 6 points lower on the average
wl'h quotations ranging from 8.85c to
9103 for f-antos 4s. basis English credits.
The official cables reported no changes
In the primary markets.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. TVe. 14 METAL I yea d
offered, $5.40. Hpelter. $16 2fyrrl.76. Copper,
quiet; electrolytic. ii.7fc 30.00. iron, firm;
No. 1 northern, $18.5019 00; No. !, $!8.00'ly
I1B.50; No. 1 southern. $18.50ft'19 00; No. 2,
$18.00HB.50. Tin. firm; spot, Vr.yifi& "0.
At London: Spot copper, 76 12s Id:
futures. iT7 6s; electrolytic. 97 10s. Bpot
tin. 167 15c; futures. 167 10s. Anti
mony, 135. Lead, 28 6s. ftpelter. .
light $6 264ji6 0: nigs. $1 00iffH.06.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, l,W
head: market higher: lambs. $S.ro4i.0O:
I yearlings. M75f7.fi(i; wethers, $.00ibj.60;
ewes, so, SMS. zo.
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ST. LOms, Deo. 14. CATTLE
celpts, 4.6O0 head: market strong; native
beef steers, $7.6ftrf 10 40; yearlings steers
snd heifers. $8.5iX(iil0.2O: rows, $5.60677.00:.
Stockerti and feeders. t6.O0td7.3r: southern
There was some lltrte country demand '''"rs. $6.25ijT8.60: cows and heifers, it.OOta1
yesterday and speculators soia qune a, 1 "' r.: ' '-2".
number of cattle so that they were all
anxious for a rew more mis morning,
making the market aotive ana sirona 10
100 hi her. or around lOMo higher than
last weak
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
fed yearlings. $8.0lt.5v: fair to good fed
yeerlings, f7.OQft8.00; common to fair fed
yearlings. $9.0O(j7.00; good to choice nsavy
beeves. $7.75b8.75; fair to good rornfod
beeves, $1.757.76: common to fair corn
fed beeves, $6.0041.76; good to choice grass
breves, $6.757.60; fair to good gruas
beeves, $6.26'u6.75; common to fair grass
beeves, $6.3uo.3; good to choice grass
heifers. $5.60&.i0: good to choice grass
cows, U.26j8riK; fair to good cows, $4,2vtf
6.26; common te fair cows, $3.224.60;. good
to choice feeders, $6.767,26; fair to good
feeders, tS.lMPi.K; common to fair teed
ers, $5.2&.15; good to choice stockers,
$6,764(7.26; fair to good stockers, $6D0&6.76;
common to fair Blockers, $6.oKU6.(Jt); stock
heifers. $6.2iif4.00: stock cows, $4.604tri. 3o;
stock oalvea, $6.X)IJ7.26; veal calves. $6. WW
1.50; bulls, stags, etc, H.OofJH.OO.
Represtntative sales:
Ns. Av. tr. Ho.
11 M IH II
I K 16 II.......
14 10 I 40 14
M 1171 I M I ,
1 1141 I IT
40 11.3 I 17
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SIIEKP AND I.AM US Renalnta Trrt
head; market steady; yearlings, $6.50f
2i: IVpb-. $8.00tfj.26; sheep and swes,
$6.60416.60.
ToV.
K l4
International Marina pfd. M.MI ' 74 74
Total aalas for Ihs say, 417.0(a) tiaras. '
Suffragists Appear
m Pageant in Honor
.of SiisanB. Anthony
St. Joseph Lire Stoek Market.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-An elaborate
j pageant picturing the life and work of
I Susan B. Anthony, the pioneer suffrage
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Dec. 14. CATTt.W leader waa .t.a4 fc.ra
higherfVeVrs 1: ' the ahnual convention
hblfers, IS KVfifl.BO; calves. $.00t9.2n. , ' thg Congressional Union for woman
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HOGS- Receipts. 11.500 head! market
higher: bulk of sales, K46fi 6.V
SHEEP AND LAMB-Rcelpts. 6,000
head; market slow; lambs, $8.00ga.a.
took a Sight.
"Receipts of live stock at the 'fWe
principal wesiern marsets yesterday
t w t ,aa
Onaha , 7,80a
Chicago' ............... '6.000- '29000
Woux Cltv 2.RO0 7,ot)
Kansas City 18.000 13.000
St. LouU 4.6m) 7,400
Totals.
.36,800 72,200
Suffrage.
More thtui 409 persons appeared In the
pageant including many young women
prominent In the social circles of this and
other cities. Five "frlejass" symbojlxlnr
the progress women have made in their
Jgh wwomw. , 1 vum it. ,iiii vi i 111:11 1
12,tm "e aiiarnaieo wun soenes picturing ten .
16,000 episodes In Mtsa Anthony's life, costumes
ot the various periods since the civil
war days were worn.
Tomorrow representatives of . the con
gressional union will aeek a hearing be
for the repuMlcan national committee.
The executive council of the National
American Woman Suffrage association
held a meeting here tonlg t rrelltr In ' y tj
SAVANNAH. C.a., Dec. 14 TfRPTTT
TINE Firm. Kjc; sale. 324 bhls.: re
ceipt a, VO hbls.: shipments, 95 bbls.;
Stork 1f6 bbls.
ROOTN-FIrm: sales, ,00 bbls.; receipts.
?.5" hbls.; shipments. ,62 bbls.: etocks.
7H.TB1 bbls. Quotations: A. R, C D. E.
F. i, H. $.-. 40: I $f.o: k. tt.Mi4) 10; M.
6.30; N. $6 70; V4, n.oo; WW, $7.25.
agar Market.
NEW TORK. P. 14 SUGAR-Raw,
barely stesdv; eentrlf ugal, 4 644 7tc;
moiasses, a.crv.a-iG. nerineo, qmei. ru
tures ooeneo quiet and at noon were
about unchanged from yesterday's clos
ing prlcei.
" 0--lt Mrfct.
VrTW TORK, Iec. 11-DRT GOODH
Cotton goods, firm; yams advanced to
day. Wool products advanced. fcUka,
av.
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STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
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" HMr York Money MnrUf
N"!W TORTC. Dec. 14. MERCANTILE)
ifl rr, nvn 3 per cent.
fiTETRLING EXCHANGE (M day bills
SILVErV-Bat ' tSe; Mexlca'od'oiigrs. th- Pn,n" tomorrow of the forty-sev-
c. '' nth annual convention of the association.
Irwtar ' nt steady; railroad. Delegates already on the ground are
I TIME IX5AN" firmer: 60 days, S'4 per cmef'y Interested -In the election of a
jeent: 90 days, 2 per cent; months, 214 new president to succeed Dr. Anna
f CAYLWr-Flrmer: Wrtf "ord Bhaw who has announcd her lu
cent; low. 2 per cent, ruling rata. 3 SeJ tentlon to retire-after serving eleven
uij iRafc i'n, a irvr ceni; closing D1Q, 2 years.
per cent.; oiierea av per cent.
Closing quotations on ponus today were
as iuiiows;
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II 110 I 10 4 ' l
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II HO I iu I J M
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19 feeders.. 17 6 20 28 feeders . 26 Z)
13 steers.... 817 6 to
HOGS Receipts were liberal. JW cars.
or 18.300 head, arriving. Supplies so isr
this week foot up 31.763 head, being 1,400
larger tnan last week, e.uw neiri m-n
two weeks ago. and nearly twice r-.e
site of supplies on the corresponding
days last year. . .
Shippers bought more rreeiy 10017,
paying prices that were In most in
stances fully a dime higher than yester
day. Bulk of their purchases was made
at 6.004O, and a few loaus aom aa
high as $6 46, ths day s top.
All ths river markets were like South
Omaha, pretty well supplied, but Chicago
receipts fell far short 01 tne swimaie.
This proved a bullish factor, and while
packers were slow In getting sianea,
they finally opened out by taking the
good hogs ot nearly all weights at fully
ofloo higher. Choice heavy hogs were
scarce and shippers had picked them
out pretty clean by the time killers gdh.
started, so good hogs weighing 200 pounds
or mora were sanerallv bought fairly
readily at ths advance. Of couras there
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Cuifea Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14. CXVTTON Spot,
quint; middling uplands, 12.26o. No salea.
Futures opened easy; December, 12 06c;
January, UOhc; March. 12.3WJ12 26c; May,
12.60c; July, 13.Ho; October, 12.20c.
The cotton market closed barely steady,
at a net decline of 10 to 16 points for
ths day.
Cotton futures closed barely steady;
December, 12c; January, 12 04c; March.
12 2wv. May, 12.48c; July, 12 lc; October,
12 17c.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 14. COTTON-Hpot.
easier; good middling, T tld: middling.
7.64d; low middling. 7 06di. sales, l.'.UO
balea.
K. sport Oil Again Revised.
NEW YORK, Dec. 11-The Standard
re-exSptions-to this, but ss a genera! joiTmpany1 New Tor'k-.Tn"
thing good lights, which were In - rather noUneed an advance of 36 polnu In re
liberal supply, found a ready ouUet. i.fned petroleum for export, mavklng eases
TH poorer kino or ugnts. uo wmi 1 or 110.7s rents per gallon, tanks 6 cents and
the common mixed bogs were overlooked
on ths earlier rounds again today, and aa
quite a few of tbem were lert ror the
close, they found the going pretty alow
and trade promised to be little If any
better than yesterday on these rlaasea.
Big strings sold at $6.2Srrl.36. snd there
was a good showing as high as lo.40, po
slblv enough selling at this price to put
it in the bulk.
It proved to be a dragrry market on the
liutitiir atuft. but In ths cnl m jt everv-
stands rd white In barrels I.S6 cents.
Bask Cleartaga.
OMAHA. Dec. 14. Rank clearings for
today were $3,130.14.18 and for the oor
rrsKiadlng day last year $2,371.90.63.
Apartments, flats, wousaa and cottages
ran be rented quickly and cheaply by s
Bee "For Rent."
Culls from the Wire
Owing to the growing congestion of
traffic in the vicinity of New York and 1
"In order If possible to avoid an im
pending absolute blockade." the Pennsyl
vania railroad extended Its embargo on 1
export freight- to include freight originat
ing on all connecting lines and destined
to the New York district whether for ex
port, roaatwlse or domestic consumption."
This embargo does not sDnlv to freight
originating on the Pennsylvania railroad.
ins laie c. it. tiarnman wished to pur
chase the Boston A Maine railroad and St
one time Charles 8. Mellen was almost
ready to sell It to him, according to Mr.
Mellen'a testimony at the trial of the
eleven former directors of the New Tork,
New Haven A Hartford railroad under
the Sherman antl-truat law. But the New
Haven finally declined to sell, and ob
tained from Massachusetts the legislation
which enabled It to hold the boston &
Maine under the laws of that stats.
Don't Use Dangerous
Antiseptic Tablets
It is an unnecessary risk. Use the safe
antlseptlo and germicide, Absorblne, Jr..
it kills germs quickly and surely with
out any possibility of harmful results:
made of pure herbs, non-poisonous, snd'
there la no danger whatever If the chil
dren get hold of the bottle. It retains its
germicidal powers even when diluted'
one paut of Abeorblne, Jr.. to 100 parte
water and Its antlseptlo powers one part
Absorblne, Jr., to 300 parts water.
The germicidal properties of Absorblne.
Jr., have been tested and proven both In
laboratory and actual practice. Detailed
laboratory reports mailed upon request.
Use Absorblne, Jr., wherever a liniment
or a germicide is Indluated; to reduce
sprains, wrenches and swollen veins; to
heal cure, bruises and sorea.
Absorblne. Jr., $1.00 and $100 per bottle
at druggasts er postpaid.
A liberal trial bottle postpaid for 10c la)
fftampe.
W. F. TOLKG. P. D. T.
104 Temple St. Srrtnuflei