TIIR REE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, DECEMIIEU 28. UMo.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
fieceiptt Break All Records for the
Can Reported.
MARKET HOLDS UP VERY WELL
OMAHA, December 87. UiS.
The receipts of wheat, corn and
broke all records todsy. The total number
ef rare received today was . the ma
jority of these being corn and wheat.
Although tha wheat receipts were v"J7
heavy, the, market help up very well,
moat of th wheat selling at unchanged
price and aome selling at I centa lower.
The better grades of com wera In de
mand and aold unchanged to cent
higher, while tha off grade com aold Sfl
lower.
Oata were alio unchanged and a few
ales were made at In hlaber.
There ware no clearancea of wheat or
flour today.
Liverpool cloae: Hdllday.
Primary wheat receipts were 4.MC.0f
bushels and shipments fl,Ono bushels.
gainst receipts of 1.824.000 bushels and
hlpmenta of 7I.000 bushel last year.
Primary corn receipt were 1.90.000
bushela and shipment 740,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,779,000 bushela and
shipments of 740,000 bushela Isst year.
Primary oata recelpte were 1,781,000
bushela and shipments 479,000 bushels,
against receipts of 9(,ono bushels and
shipments of 676.000 bushela last year.
CARLOT RECEIPT.
Wheat. Com. Oata.
Chicago ,
Minneapolis ....
Duluth
Omaha ,
Kansas City ...
Ht. Louis
Wlnnepeg ......
Omaha Cash
206
M
.l.TM
875
V
. 2M
.2.04
Prices: Wheat No.
aw
106
the deferred options. The December
delivery held steady with shorts covering
freely.
Unsettled weather and the poor quality
of arrivals rave strength to corn.
Oat were governed mainly by com.
Export clearancea were the most liberal
In some time.
Previsions advanced with hogs, but
stihxequently reacted. On the bulge,
packera turned to the selling- aide.
Ih.rsgo Cash Prices-Wheat : No. J red.
1.27H43l.2V4; No. I red, tl. 16431.84;; No-
hard, tl .rWUffl.MW: No 1 bird. 81.14
1.21V Com: No. 1 yellow. 7MT7&V: No. 4
yellow, new, !WHie; No. 4 white, new.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET rtvr r.rrVe' ; NEW YORK STOCK MARKET GRAIN RXfiHArlfiR NRW RARftR T.1NR
.,n..K,.M l.mb.' Ufflh. wa.asa.aa, iJa ViUlUU UU1U
Cattle Active and Steady to Ten 'frSood.
Higher-Iwei Fifteen' to a jf,7o?.Xe
Quarter Higher.
HOGS OPEN TEN CENTS HIGHER
OMAHA, Piece m her 97.
neeeipta were:
ronA to choice. 8.0oiH I0i lambs, fair
imnns. ciiHei. .
feeders, IT "O-J 10; yearllnca.
llahU 7.0fi7M, yearllna.
fair to choice heavy. x..V0ru7.00; yearlings.
feeders, IW-tlA tb; wethers, fstr to chni.-e,
r'htfKt; ewes. good to chloe, t-vMy
10; ewes, fstr to good, I4.3Mi6.SA; ewea.
feedere. U 07 Xh
Representative sales:
No.
MS fed lamba
Final Week Opens with Greater
Breadth and Buoyancy.
BIG ADVANCE IN STEIL
NKW YORK, Dec. !7-The final weak
of the year un the stock exchange opened
with greater breadth and buoyancy, than
ai 1M1 17. MA a v. .1 tmmwit is- Mo
u, W-' . . I , , . v., ... .wv ...",
4 hard. Il.01451.06: No. I spring, 1109
i.ix; iso. spring, si.obqi.iv; no. J aurum,
81.12fll.14; No, S durum, II CR0t.ll; sample.
vJLo.i ai v. kit. ;UjfMtu'
0c: No. whlteT MS,c: No. I yellow. ;, family. La" eteady;
Minnesota and Dakota hloe. TF''bc.
POL' LTRT Alive, bltrher; fowla, HHoj
sprlnga, 13c; turkeys, ISO.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qeotatloaa f Iks Dar Varlaas
Caaaaaa4ltle.
NKW YORK. Dec, JT.-FIU'R
Market steady; spring patents, o.7rpt.SI;
w inter patent. t'.-eWaS SO; winter straight,
6 4f.iV7"; Kansas straight. K.OVfK. 76.
WHEAT-Spot, Irregular; No. 1 durum.
tl.40!. f. o. b., Ntw York; No. 1 north
em, Duluth. li.WV and No. 1 northern,
Manitoba. ll.&H, C. 1. f. Buffalo. Fu
tures barely steady; December, ILS3V
CORN-fiopt. firm; No. I white. 484
49Uc
HAT Quiet; No. 1. tl Wvfftaij No. X
1 0701 1: No. K 86oJ11.0CH; shipping, 86
flOc.
HOPS Steady; state common to choice,
11B1 lSXjresc; iwi &tfc; Paclflo ooaat, iu.
11WV: 1914. Kjl0c
1UDE8 Steady; Bogota, SO Sic; Central
America. 29c
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, ISO
!4o- seconds. K4J3SO.
PROVISIONS P-rk, firm: mess, tlg.00
fflM); family. IX.W.H; abort cleara.
iaiE 1D11 InQ.
ffitie ism.- ?i.' m.m
ISM4J4 U31.T7J
t'hoep I.9.17 i,OM.08J 1M11
The following table shows the average
Pricee of hogs at the Omaha live etock
market for the last few days, with comparisons:
tat. 191S. !ll. 11013 11011 'ldl. U910. 11";
Dec. UT
W'a9c: No. 4 vellow. S&VKQClc: No. t yel
low. 60c; No. 6 yellow, SH6; N'o.
3 mixed. tefiSo; No. 4 mixed, m$4Vsc;
No. 6 mixed, Vii68ttc; No. mixed.
ilio4e. Oats No. I white, 2,!q:;
standard. 42aHc; No. S white, 4l'a0
41Hc. Barley Malting, 5MT2c; No. 1 feed,
62itrfi Rye Mo. t, 90gfllc; No. 3,
KMiOOc.
These sales wera reported today:
Wheat: No. 3 hard winter. 1 car, 11.14;
Dec. il rW
Deo. 14. 4S
Deo. IV g tiul
Iec. 1J gal
1(1 4'
Dea 11 40
Deo. 1 1
Dec. jal I rrs!
Iefl. 11 I t UTil
Deo. HI HI T l T
Iec 4: Jf.C
i ec. .
Dec. M.
Dec. 17. H
I
7 H
? ill t w TTS
Av. Pr. I
J.1WC. Oats: No. S white. 42VHj'e; :"- r.wr"i ""f.U i- i..k. si i i " r,, .nV .
standard 444i4f.c Rv.- n i Bar- I""niate Monday 5io Mo '" i , : I,"' enoourafremcni from the move- i
"y S 'tathT W; Sm ' week.. 1. 7m 13.177 ! J I ment in Unitad Slates steel which rose'
cinv., TnS...'"tnVk ifiniidM whMm..RW .K4 .?HM ?l ?d Jamba J7 fWilVt p,,!,,,, to KSV. Its hlh.-st Quotation f
111' IH rv Hta bS ' ramedsy $ weeks ago.. .7 e.41 J0.7 'ij 1 !mK r, I .autre 1-10. IVallngs In st.-el were In
ri-ir-pV2,Z?iil:. ' .Ji!usmi I ame day 4 wveks ao..l0 r 6.7M 1M7 4 fed amba 7 ? , etormoua volume, rsnnlna from Indlvi-
- ' t . - - i rame .lav i.., a jss s.mi, n rn imini , i iv 1
"His-1 nsettled; receipts, cs-s; ll.. ' 7. in wmlni 114 g 00
firsts. 7Hflc; ordinary firsts. KPV62TO; .The following: table shows the recelpte 1 7,y,?r"n 'WM !
at mark, rases Included. 21SiI7He. f' cattle bogs and sheep at tha Omaha " (:ln"- f"i" a,be 70 g w
. POT A TO EH H I g her ; receipt-. 26 csrs; live atock msrket for the year to data as J7 TJ" n uldlr SiHba . 70 I S
Mlchlasa and wf..-r,.li whites. WtV: Compared with !- v-r: '!T T?lmln atT l"n1t" 2 SS
I a7-g alia-.es ,...aa...... aaa
BREAKSRECORDS
Larg-ett Day's Receipt in the Hit
tory of tha Exchanf, Total
Beinf 803 Cart.
PBICES MAKE ADVANCE ANYWAY
TO HAULUVE STOCK
Cattle and Hogi on tha Hoof to Be
Transported from Decatur
on the Hirer.
CHICAGO IIVK ITOCK MARKET
Cattle Weak Hsgi WW kfs
atroac
CiaCAOO, Deo. l7.-CATTLK-necelpts.
M,(W) hesd; market weak; native beef
steers. K.0(tfr.ih: western steers.
2 4 , n 10; cows and h elf era, $2.6.40; calvea.
-Recelnts. K.0n0 head: market
15o advance; bulk of sales. In loji
iKht. 6MM.46; mixet. t .urtfH.Hit:
;.10eH.(o, rough, pigs.
1 41 7 OH I 0 Oil T 4S II M "e.r.i- Anu uAMt-Ksceipts. it,
1M I T II' (' ? W i"rri strong; wetners, u.a'Q't.vu;
T 16 7 121
l H T W I " ! n weak mt
rtAl mi s m a, 1 UU I y.4. iif
T 01' T lV T 1
I OSi 7 49' J l.t
7 04
1(7
I w
M Id
7 Ml
7 7
7 7S
I
I 11
TALLOW, oulet: city c; country. 7HO
8c; special. 8jc.
BTJTTBR Unsettled; receipts. B.Ml
tubs; creamery extras. l43Mc; firsts,
EGaS-linsettled: receipt, 7,90 cases;'
fresh gathered extra fineJIM'p36c: (Chicago Oreat Western
, .... v Total recelpu.
IE. IVP t 1 1 III , TVTIVD, l ' . " " ,
7 R(l T M1
T Ml T l W' T 7I ' .W
Sunday. Holiday.
Receipts and dlspoattlon of llvg. ;t"k
at the Union Stock yards, Omaha, Neb ..
for twenty-four houra ending t 1
o'clock p. m., yesterday)
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle, ttogs. rnecp.
C, M. St. P
Wabash
Union Pacific
C. N. W., east
C; A N. W.. west....
C, St. P.. M. A O...
C, B. Q . west....
r. R. I, A P., east...
Illinois central...
1 car, 11.13; No. S hard winter. 1 car (Mon- ' fte whole milk, f lata, held Peolals,
whole milk, current
tana), II. M; 1 car, 11.12; U ears, 1.U; 17 lWWl.Hc: atate
acre, 11.10; 1 car. 11.08; 1 oar, 11.0814; 1 car, I fancy, ljo. state
11.01; I cars L0S4. No. 4 bard winter, make specials. It
rare, fl.VM; lb cars. Ill"; cars,
11.06H; 6U cars, 11.06; 1 car, 11.04 Bample,
4 car. liOl: I cars. ILOU; 3 cars, Ktc; 1
cars, 6c. No. 2 spring, 1 car, 11.14: No.
5 spring, 1 car. 11.14: 1 car, 11.08. No. I
mixed, S cars, 1112. No. I mixed, 1 car,
11.11; I ears, 11.10; 1 car, 11.08. No. 4 mixed,
1 car, 11.03. No. 8 durum, 1 car, 1.14; 1
car, 11.13; 2 cars, 11.12. No. 8 durum, 1 car,
11.11; 1 car, 81.08. No. 4 durum. 1 car, II. Of.
Rye, No. 8 1 cars, DOc; 1 car. Kta. No.
4. 1 car, 8Sc; 1 car, 87Vxc; 2 cars, 87o,
Barley: No. 4, 1 car, 64c; 1 car, OOo.
Sample, 1 car, 66 Vie: l car, 65c. Oorn: No,
1 white; 2 cars (old), 71c No. 2 white,
1 car (old), 71c No. 8 white, 1 car, eiSc;
I cars, 66c No. 4 white, 6 cars, 4o; 6 cars,
3Vxc; 8 cars. 63c; 1 car, 6Sc. No. ( white.
1 car, 60c; li cars, 66c; 1 car, 68VxC No. i
white, 1 car, 69c; 1 car, 67c. No. 1 yellow,
1 car (old). 73c. No. 2 yellew, 1 car, 6Bc
No. 4 yellow, 2 cars, 67c; 8 cars, 86c; 1
car, 65o. No. 8 yellow, 1 car, 64c; 4 cars.
61c; cars, 60c No. 6 yellow, 1 car, 60c;
1 car, 6Vc; 6 cars. 69c; 1 car, 68c; 1 car.
67Vkc; 2 cars, 67c. No. 2 mixed, 4 cars,
66c; 8 cars, 66 Vic No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 64 Ho,
1 ear, 64c; cars, 3V4c; cars, 63c, No.
6 mixed, 2 cars, 68Vyc; 8 cars, 68c; 6 cars,
67Vc; 11 oars, 67a No, 6 mixed, 1 car, 66c:
1 car, 66Vo; 12 cars, 65c; 4 cars, 64c; 4
cars, SSVio; 2 cars, 63c; 1 car 62c. Sample,
m. cmr, osa; i car, one; i car, mo; i
s cars, sue; i cars, 48c; l car.
II
. 1
. 6
. S "
. 67
. S4
. 14
. 20
. 10
. 27
.ta
w
j'x
6
70
:4
DISPOSITION HEAD,
Cattle. Hon. Sheep.
Morris Co 1? '!
t6iP17c: current make Swift and Company. ...l.ou raj
specials, average fancy. lfiV(S16V4e. jOudahy Packing Co.... M 1.3.W
POULTRY Alive, ptricea unsettiea: Armour A CO "
dressed firm; fresh killed chickens, 14V9 . Schwerti A Co ?
27n: fowl. lUA17c: turkevs. 23ift2Se. I J. W. Murnhy 974
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
POOl-TRT Alive: Turkeys, any siss
ever 7 lbs., 17c; broilers, UVtfil7c; springe,
lie; ducks, 10c: geese, 10c; hens, Mglle;
young glunea hens, each, 8io; roostera, to.
flTRTITHH Cheeacake etandarda Bee
gallon, 11.40; standards, II. 15; selects, 81.60;
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co
"W. B. Vansant Co
ytenlon, Vansant & I.vsh
Hill A Son
V. B. lwl
Huston A Co
J. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
I.. K. Hues
V. O. Kellora-.
Ill
1.M4
1.047
),307
northern, standards. 81.60; aelecU. 11.80: 'f,' Hamilton' .
New Yoifk counts. iLla, Northern, amali boS . . .. . . . .
cans, 84&a(c; large, cang. Chesa- Rothschild A Krebs.
peake. small cans. 20&23c; large cans. 3VO Mo! A Kan. Calf Co.
FISH-Hallbut UVie; aalmon, freah pink,
c; fresh u, liVr;; au-n. fren, ?,,"'
trout, freah. 18c; wbiU fish, freah. 20o; H""mM
to 1 m fc9- vniwr miMWt aw. t'vi ritig, uivigin. ymir
46c; 8 cars. 43c; 1 car. 40c; 8 care. 87c; 1 J "S 10c! acaTlJpT i5r gallon. .(
S"- ,;.Nf,- .' 6 I SMOKEirrW-olbbwket
" " car lb.. 14c
red anaDDer. fresh. lc: caiflah. froaan
13o; aiuelta. frosen, 10-lt. eoxes, 81.36;
smoked white fish. 14c t kippered salmon,
I7e.
FROZEN FISH HallWut. slaes te suit.
JOHc; catfish, large, for stesa, 13a; sal
mon, falls, cj salmon. 'tl.era lOo: No. I
trout. 11; No. 1 wlrfteflan. dressed. 16c t
No. I whltsfUh. large, 16c; 1 white
fish. Jumbo, lac: pickerel reund W. C,
to: pickerel, headless, gc; black baas,
rdar sue, sac; nernng. aressea. pair
rnun. ac: Diueriao. extra rajicv. uo
i snapper, beaoleas.
Mevera
Haker, jonee & emun i
Banner Bros
John Harvey
Dennis A r rancls
Kline
Jensen A Lungren
Other buyers
Totals. ..
CATTL.K Receipts,
white. 41 cars. 41 Vic No. 4 white. 14 cars.
4lc; 3 cars, 40c, No. a mixed, 1 car, 40HC
Sample, 1 car, 40c; 2 cars, 40c; 2 cara,
SWic; 4 can. 39c; i cars, 88c; 1 car, 81 c.
Chicago closing pllces, furnished The
Bee by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 8)6 rVjuth Sixteenth, Omaha:
Articlel Open. Hlgh. Ixw.
Wheat!
Dec.
July.
Corn '
Dee-
May.
July.
Oats
Dec..
Mar.
Pork
Jan.
May.
Jan..
May.
Rlbe
Jaa
May
1 2MT
1 29'
1 li
1 1J-
1UV4
7Tfl76V
m577V
4SV4
47140H4
i ttm
i an
19 xm
13 W
a so
10 lOff
10 "TV
10 87
'TI0 66
1 29
1 19V4
761
7V4l
78
44V
48V4,
18 S6
18 25
080
1010
10 22V.!
126
1 267fc
I
1 17
7W
7S
Close. Frl'y.
1 27
1
1 17
1 17:
74
774'
7677-!,
43 43
47V4 47VWf
18 IS
13 86
8 72
10 00
widow
10 03VU
10 67 10 86
18 85
18 86
8T8HI
10 00
10 ooa
10 02V
10 &
1 27
1 28
1 18
73
76
77
43
47 V4
18 00
18 07
7!
10 02
10 07
fg0 10
IV 46
CHICAGO ORAIIf AND PROVISIONS
Featarea of tha Trading; and Cloelag;
Prices e Boar of Trade.
CHICAGO, Deo. 27. Bears had the ad
Ik tla
.. ... .
Hirraniw r ion niimqn. wia aaa
Wets, per lb., 17c
Prices of beef cuts: No. 1 ribs. 18o:
No. 2 ribs, 16o; No. 8 ribs, 12c; No. 1
loins. 20c; No. 2 loins, Uc; No. 8 loins,
14c; No. 1 chucks, to; No. 8 ehucks, 8e;
No. a cnucKS, tw, no. i rounas, i'c;
No. 8 rounds. Uc: No. 8 rounds, llo;
No. 1 plate. 8o; No. 2 plates, 8c; No. I
pistes, 7e.
CELEHI-jnaironom, per aoa., wyri.
RB-H-ir outs Riba: No. 1. IS He: No. 2.
10c; No. 8, 12o. Ixlna: No. lu21o; No.
8. 16c: NO. a. 't- cnuoKs: no. i, iuo; no.
8, 8o; No. 8, 8c. Rounds: No. 1. 14c;
No. 8. 13o; No. 8, 12e. Plate i No, 1. 8c;
No. 2, c; No. 8. 8c
UVB rUUMKl"" xsroirera, la m I'm
lbs., in aeparato oomp., l?o; over 1 te I
Ibe., 16c; springs, any alae, Uc; ducks,
picked, price, but not wanted. 12o;
henr, over 4 lbs. per lb.. llc; rooster,
IVtjc Turkeys. 17c; old Toms, 16c; under
8 lbs., ic; lee than 8 lbs. sack not
wanted. Oeese, full feathered and fat.
le; picked. price, but not wanted.
Outneas, each, 26o; young. 1 to 1 lb
each. 86c. Homer squat. 14 oa. and over.
os.. 6180; under 8 os, 60 fltreoa. 4M7
kind, per do., soa.
Biar rua oen uavia, x.ib per Darin.
II 00; 14 to 13 os., LOO; No. t tnuat weigh
wuiow iwigs. e.2a per narrei; Truwawtw,
83.W per barrel; Jonathan. per baf
Tel.
Shield Brand Black Twig. 88.80 per
barrel; Black Twigs, oo mm riot el brand.
83.26 per barrel; Ben Davis. Illinois. H7
per barre' .
HlTXTW.rtBt rreamarv. K3e: seconds.
In cartons or tubs, She; tfood dairy, 23c;
country, common, lic.
CHRRR1C imoortad Swiss.
domeaUc 80o; block, 24ei twin. Vtc;
daisy, lc; trlpleu, 19c; youngvAmaii-
can, 20c: biua lab; nrica. igri unuurar.
Jttc; new xora wnue, aw, uuiwm
nornlnir for Ihe mldhoiidav week al
though they were smaller than Isst week
and smaller than the corresponding day
a year ago by 3.300 head. Fortunately
there waa a . very good buying demand,
. that the market waa feirlv active.
pricee ranging all the way from ruiiy
steady to aa muoh a 10o higher. Most
of the cattle of tho kind that would
appeal to buyers old in very tair season.
quotations on mut-i.rao w mni
yeaiilnge, 88.iMI.2b; good to choice
LmiH. n inth tf: fair to aood beevse,
I6.76SC7.40; common to fair beeves, I5-7A
r6.60; good to choice grass heifers, .w
4(4. 60; good to choice grass cows, u.
6.25; fair to good cows, 84.Kxj2Xj.25; com
mon to fair cows. H.604M.50; good to
choice feeders, Ki.604j7.lfi; fair to good
feeders, 86.0064.60; common to fair feed
ers, IS. 001. U0; good to choice stockers.
I6.7&S7.25; fair to good stockers. MOtXjr
6.75; common to fair stockers, I500U4I.GO;
Stock heifers, Ia.254j4.00: stock cows, 14.606)
6.36: stock calvea, .0i7.28; veal calves,
I7.06iii9.60; bulls, stags, etc., 13.754S.25.
Keprescntativ sales:
BEKF STEERS.
vanta, momt f the time in the wheat ! t R.v.fUrt
maraet tpaay owin? largely 'to a blc In- FltWs-Nav.T brange; extra fancy,
. - ..... . ....w ..r.uaioD ,iiui, iu,r Mm. 1 2. Ml boi: .
ply total. Prices closed weak, at the
same aa Friday's finish to lwhiun lower
. il Jeormoer. ti.xi ana May, fi.26j
1.27. Corn gained n and oata VQp
!o. In provisions the outcomt waa un
changed to Uxi lower.
It waa evident long before complete flr
usrs were announced that the enlarge
ment In the domestlo vUlble supply of
wheat would be heavy. The amount
of the Increase, 4.S63.0H0 bushels, waa em
phasised too, by contrast with a decrease
of 1,361,000 bushel for the corresponding
time last year. However, aside from
the bearish showing of the visible, own
ers wer more or leaa disposed to take
profits. This waa especially shown soon
after the opening, when tha market had
momentarily touched the highest prices
yet for the 1915 crop. v
Wheat weakness developed chiefly In
SO
100
4
61
199
I'M
197
61
13
6:1
4K
42
11.
YXl
1)
1
2
26
i:
N)
34
176
38
4S9
..6.620 5.383
were liberal
7fv
5.34
this
ewes, 4.4Oi.50; lanibs. 87 26j.75.
St. Loala Mr Btoek Market.
ST I,OUI8. Dec. 81. HOOS rteralota
75.IKIO' higher, pigs and lights 67MI4XO;
mled and butcher 4XuV!76; good heavy
6rtf4i4',70.
4 'ATTUK Receipt 5.700: hlaher: native
beef steers 7PftJf!(i0; yearlings steers and
heirer KbOCaHfiO: rowi f4Ur.UU; stockers and
feeders AOOtfrTXL southern staera UMfMMV
cows and heifer 40Ua60; native calves
OUiniKO.
H H K E P Receipt 1.7W; higher, year
lings r7b0; lamb 8tiutf436; sheep and
ewea 6f4X?J4).'i0.
Kanaaa City Live atock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Dea. 7T.-irOOS-4re-celpts
6,600 : higher; bulk X0; heavy
H4,!w,; packers and butchera ' 63&414306;
light 3T-B47; Pigs 47S76.
CATTLBi receipts 6.W0; higher, prime
fed steers 80u60 dressed beef steers AO
4725; western steers 60fvn(io; stockers
feeders 6J0fl800; bulls 476if.76; calvea )0
r10.
KHEEP Receipt OOOO; higher lajnbs R50
tl5; yearlings 700000; winter 600&676;
ewes 6264I626.
loax City Live gtoclc Market. '
SIOl'8 CITT, IA Pec. r7.-HOQ8-Re-celpts
3.000J market 6i10c higher; heavy
6.3orO4t.40; mixed 6.80; light 4.3W6.30; bulk
of sales 6.30.
CATTLiK Receipts 1,900; market lOfflRo
higher: nntlve steers 6.00fi.; Stitchers
4.l6.40; cows and heifers 4.80fl4l. .Ti stork-
ers and feeders 6. 7WK.&0; calves .OO'S.OO
bull stHgn etc. 4.7MT6.60.
HUKICP-Recelpts 100.
8t. Joseph Live Btoclc Market.
ST. JOSEPH Pec. 87. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 600 head; market higher: steers,
IS.5o--g9.00; cows and heifers, fl50iij.60;
calves. lA.OOiplt.OO.
HOOS Receipts, 1.800 hesd: market,
hluher; top. 8X W; bulk, 16 .3O4M.60.
SHEEP AND 1 MPS Receipts, 1,500
head; strong; lamba. 88.260.00.
Oil and Rosin.
SAVANNAH, Oa., Deo. 28-Turpentlne
firm, snlea 166; receipt 637; shipment 67;
stock 22..
Hosln firm; sale 817: receipt 1,567;
shipments 214: stock 104,833: Quote A.
B. C. V. B 53i: F.rXJ. H. 640:, I 645; K.
6S0; M. 630; N. 676; WO. 700; WW. 7K;.
St. Loots tirala Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Deo. 27. WHEAT
No t red and No. I hard, nominal; De
er i oor, it.is; May, l 22,.
CwRN No. 2. T2iT5c: No. 2 white.
"ilVH'i&c: Ieceniber. 7ic; May, 7&c.
OATS-No. 2, 4243c; No. 2 white,
nominal.
dust blocks ,if 1.000 to J.TtW shares.
bteels advance waa accompanied by th
ueusl variety 3f optlmletlc rumor re
garding dividend prospects snd trade con
ditions. Activity In great Northern 4re,
on Ita rise of 2 to 61 S. was a material
fat'tor In the advance of steel and allied
shares. Another advance In refined cor.
per to 22 rente per pound added etren,i
to the metal group and high grade rail
ways were moved to better prh-es on
publication of the very favorable Novem
ber statements of such represent atlve
systems as Unkm pacific and Atchison.
I, K a m .J . r a a. I . u NnlllAJ
nrrafitlla nuMn, nnt.nnn mw.A nMferred. I OBOllg. Dtlluth atld WinniDea tlfl
American Smelting, Aconda Copper. Colo- I v. v,,t -w-a ,v .
rado Fuel. Baldwin Uxmotlve and wBat, hut Tar ah4)a Oil tha rctpU
Mexican petroleum, the latter making I of Other ktndg of grain
reoognlsed war shares were up one to j Th bulk ef the grain received , came
8 points and Mlscellaneeue Issue regis- i front Nebraska and Iowa, but there were
lerea similar gains. felrlw mnnA recelnts from Rnuta rtaknt
The one dlaconuertlng raatur or tne C ' . "
session wss the renewal on a very ex
tensive scale of liquidation hi Anglo-
A new record was established at
tho Omaha Grain cxrhanfo Monday,
when 103 carload arrived. The near
eat approach to this record wag Feb
ruary SI. 1114. when the recelpte
were 611 carloads,
la tho recelpte of all kinds of grain,
Omaha pasaed both St. Loula and
Chicago, but waa slightly behind
Kanaas city. It waa behind Mlnne-
Frenrh war bond which fell to the pew
minimum of 94, although much of the
trading wit at slight fractions over that
quotation. Total sale of stocks aggre
gated 875.000 shares.
Firmness of sterling and French rales
denoted renewal of purchase of finance
bills on London In sympathy with the de
cline In Anglo French 6a. but hardened
later. Total sales par value amounted to
1675,000.
T S. bonds war unchanged on call.
Number of aalea and leading nuoiatloo
en atock were aa follow:
Hlsh. Lav. Clae.
AlaAm ftold - -'
AllW-chalnars l.U l Si IIS
nd Kansas, with considerable from
Colorado and Wyoming.
Instead of th heavy receipts breaking
the market, a waa anticipated, pricee
held strong, wheat eelllng at tt.W.t to
81.16, an advance of 8 cent over last
Friday on th beat grade. The demand
waa so good that th market waa prac
tically cleaned up before th oloe nf th
session, large quan title being taken for
export.
Cons Holds I t, Too.
Corn sold t 64 to 08 cent, the price
generally being 1 cent up from Friday.
Oat, too, war a rent higher, selling at
imtIm. Uui ivm . 1 aiA feu au Mt-
Amertoen can t!sn tis ' a !89 to 48 rents per bushel.
:"n feTT.'.?::::: u:55 S I w Th" 1: th ,nT
Am.rumo M. a R. i.m.... una 111 Hit iuti , bumper day, February S3, 114. were. In
Amarloaa taar Rfflaln
Amrlra Tel. A Tal
Amerlran Tolacno
Anaoonda cloppar
Alrhlaaa
paldwtn LnromMIvs
Haiitmora Ohio
Hethlehem Hteal
braottlrn Sari4 Tr
California ratmiaaai
i'aaaittan Faelfta
I mlnM leather
Oiaeajwak as OkUi
CM.iao, oraat Waatara..
7lrao, at. St. P....
Chtnate Northwaetara,
('hlnaan. It. I. p. Bjt..
China (opr ,,
celora4a Fual a Ires
Ctucllila Steal
n R. U pM
IMMIIIan' Seruritias .
Erla
41naral F.lartrle
Oraal NOf4heda pfd...
treat Nnrtharn Or rtts. . t Inn (IS
tiKSnhalm Bxploratlos., lS.ons tis
lllln. . I. Cantral 1M
I ntarhnmush Oinaal. Car. Too lis
Inspiration iVvear 17.40S 44
inieroaioinai liar. . n. J. tin ill
m 114 hs ns
l.ae ins ' ir
l.na as e 10'.
,n i M KS
I en iocs wi i'S
. 1W 110S IX1 -4
. tt etij u
e 4 u 4.a 4i
l.ane s "S
l.sn s 'IS !?S
l.ee H.'i is .''
10 MS Ms MS
41 S US
mn its iS iS
lto sks 4S S
am ' lit l.iss
asm ns iS "S
( Its
it. ie 14
6,100 7ftS
"i.m 'is
l.mn 41
l.P 171
MS
M
74
'tis'
4S
171
4S
US
74
II
4S
4JS
174S
IMS
M
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 37-4 Dry Goods
Market) Cotton goods firm; yarn ateady;
wash fabrics for the new spring season
were displayed by retailers. Dress goods
firm. . .
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL. NOTICE.
To th Stockholders of T e Conservative
Savings & Loan Association of Omaha,
Nebraska:
Aa provided In Section 1 of Article 1 of
the By-Laws of said Association, you are
hereby notified trat the annual meet
ing of th stockholders of The
C'onseratlve Savings A Loan ' As
sociation of Omnha, Nebraska, will be
held January 10, 1916, at the of Hoe of said
Assoc allon In the Conservative building,
No. 1114 Harney Street. Omaha. Nebraska,
for tne purpose of efectlng three direc
tors for a terra of five years, to receive
the reports of the officers and dlrectore
and for the transaction of sui h other
business aa may properly come before
the meeting.
The polls will be open for the recep.
tlon of ballots for the election of direc
tors from 8 o'clock to 6 o'clock p. m. of
said date, and the business m-otlnr of
tne stockliolders win immediately follow
the cloelng of the polls
Tho Conservative Savings A Loan As
sociation of Omaha. Nebraska,
By Geo F. Gilniore. President.
Attest: Paul W w,, ... kkr.f.r
Omaha, Nebraska, becember 31. 11..'
. D-?7d.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
The Annua meeting of lbe du ck hold
er of the IIASTlNoH AND NORTH
WESTERN RAILROAD COM v any! for
the election of seven Directors, and the
transaction of auch other business aa
may come before th meeting, will be
held at the office of A. L. MohVVnir
of 16th and Dodge Streets. OniehaT Na.
braaka. on Monday, the 3rd day oflanu.
ary. A. V. 116. at 11 o'clock a w
T. M. OHK, VetV
The Union Ind Company.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS Op the
UNION LAND COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the stockholder,
of The Union lnd Company will be hall
at the of I Ire of the Company In Omaha!
Neb., on January 10th. l&lti, at 10 o'clock
A M , for tne election of five directors,
end for the transaction of auch business
tie may legally come before the Uoetina
ALEX. MILLAR, hecr.tary
CJudlW.
an .mi Mi. boa: extra fancy. U6a.
2saa and 224s. 82. 75 box; extra fancy Cali
fornia navels, Ms, Ue. tiM box; extra
fancy cauiorma naveia, uus, ,,
extra taucy cumutuia uaveia, nu, w
FLORIDA OKANGES-126. 150. 176.
lOos. 21ia. 2is, 12.75 box.
GRAPE FRUIT-Klorida grape fruit:
4M, 54S, MS, UH, .j.ou oox , mm, ma a
126s, 12.76 box. Tarpon brand: 3Ks, 8A71
box; 46s. 84 00 box; Ms, t. uox; Ma, sua,
&4 fill knv.
LEMONS Extra fancy California
Bunklat lemons, SJOa, 8e0a, 86.IW boa;
extra fancv California Bunklat lemon.
420s, 8460 box; extra fancy California,
Ked Ball lemons. H J extra laacy
Florid limes. 11.60(02.00 basket.
SUNKIST Navels: 90s. 86s and 100s.
182.76; Ubs, 28 and S24s. tUo; Hum. H.U);
17oa, jwe. ziba and -os, svut.
UHAffiS-UtKls earn orana, ciueiera,
84.60 per bbl.; Catawbaa, lao basket.
LftAnot.niuio-jersey oeii, iwia
Howea, fll.60; cranberries, 82.76 box.
Pa.AitM fcxu a iu,i; Wuuer Nellie
(small sixes), 12.50 box.
CltiEit-new lora saott s even tvery
beet grade), 83.76 keg; Nebraska Ne-
bawka. M.'ib keg.
8WEET POTATOES Market strong
and advsncln-; extra fancy California
Jersey taooui iuu-io. crates), 83.00 crate;
extra fancy California Jersey, tl. ham
per. POTATOES-Colorado white, T&e bu-i
lied River Ohloa. 66c bu.
UNIONS Yellow. Jo lb.: Red Globe, le
lb.; Spanish (Imported Bermuda). $1.0
crate.
NUTS-No. 1 walnut. tH D.: blk.
walnut. 8c lb.; hickory, 4o lb ; filberts.
Ibo lb; pecans, 12 So lb.; Braalls, Uo lb;
almonds. 16 lb.
M ISC ELLA N EOUft Crarkerjack, ft gg
rase, crackerjack. one-halt case, 81 76;
case; fard dates, UHc lb.; salted poanuts,
81.16 can; popcorn, 40, t lb. package, 12 o
case; cornpops, 6'-86 eaae; eornpopa ona
hali caae, 81.66 case: 8. W. dates. 81-26
boa. Honey. 83-75 ease. .Mrll j, .' doi. 4
oa, 8L80 case. Cider: Mott. 82 78 keg;
MotU, one-half bbl., 17.26 OU.; Nehawka,
Vi. keg.
. A. 1.
10S7 I H
U 4 M
IMl 't
114i I
lUiii 7 II
HA 7 V
lave 1 4.1
uil 1
..Ml IS
..HMi 4 Ti
. . ;i 6 it.
..JU 4 40
..1UT I 411
..10o7 I SO
..U It
.. 114 I 71
..104 4
.. IS I 4 10
M i
1:1 6 oo
Kanaaa City Orala sad Prevlaloas
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Dec. 27. WHEAT
-No. 2 hard. 81.16'fll ; No. 2 red. 81.14t
1.21; May. 81.17HtJl.17!; July. 81.10H.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 6HV'u7oc: No. I
white, bs'ac; May. 73'c: July, 72S1J 7814c
OATS No. 8 white, 43H3j44c; No. 8
mixed. IttHii-tOHc
BUTTER Creamery,- 88c; first. 21c;
seconds, 2c; packing, 18c.
EGGS Firsts. 24 V. seconds. 21c.
POULTRY Hena. IOVqUc; turkeys, 15c;
springs, 12c.
Mlaaeaoolta Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dee. 27. WHEAT De-
.K. 1 MV 11 K'n 1 h.r.
II.24S: No. 1 northern, 61.211.221: No. t
northern 41 17e4 1
FLOUR Unchanged.
BARLEY ttxyou-.
RYH-MCaS.
BRAN 8lS.dK8.18 50.
COHN-No. 8 yellow, 74'41'75VC.
OATB-No. 8 wh:te, 42!i)4.VaC.
FLAX-22.1lVi2.14
No. A. Pr. No.
I im w ...
II H 6 II 19...
10 774 40 . ..
1V 1UB 4 K
0 1"T4 7 Oil (...
1 10 7 II 44...
XI loll Til 40...
II. . 1M1 7 M M...
It.... Ub2 I 40
cuwa.
lit 4 li 8...
mm ih ...
10 H0 i 00
10 4 M IB 1"...
t 1127 I M M...
17 1117 I 74
13 Ml IN 4...
HHIFERS.
II 771 f M 10...
I Ill I at 10...
1 742 00 II...
700 6 11 I
HULLS.
1 1110 I 60
CALVES.
1 t I s 8
STEERS AND HEIFER.
t 040 6 M II 42 6 0
mi (M 4 10 14 704 4 20
ft! tlj I 7 4 II
a ...... va s ta 14 75 V
' ' 7 4 44 4 ... l4i lk
17 640 1 10 .
HOGS-Recelpt wee the lightest they
have heen on a Monday in several weens,
soma seventy-two cers, or 5,000 head, be-
inr nnnrtirf in. This la less man nan
as large aa a week ago and 8 500 smaller
than two weeka ago, but larger than for
the aame day last year Dy several nun
HrAal hit
Shipping demand was not nearly so
broad aa It has Deen tor some um oaca.
Shipper buyers had a fair carry-over
from last week's close, and then quality
waa onlv fair on the average and very
few real good hog were Included In 11 im
plies, wnu nos were muini uy oui
alders were, however, fully 10c higher,
tops reaching 8660, which la as high aa
anvthlne has sold In over three weeks
, Other market were only moderately
aumilled and reported sharp advances.
and tha local trade, while opening rather
slow, started out an ot iw nigner, in
fact, aome of the early packer pur
chases were thought to be aa much as
I0al6o uo. Rulk of the orrennga sold at
)0o higher prices, but towards the close
valuea weakened, and last sales were no
more tnan MfMOc up. even men ouyere
did not clean up everything, there belnjf
several loads left at a late hour and
packers were not even bidding on most
of tnem.
On paper th market does not show a
10c advance, but quality considered It
waa really that much higher up to the
close. Bulk or all the sales landed a
84.645, with an odd load of lights as
low aa 66.10. ana tops at 66.60.
Representative amies:
No. A. Ub. Pr. Wo. At. irk. Pr.
7; 144 ... ... 4
7 XW ... til 7 Il4 ... U
U 0 ... 4 40 41 BO Ut i
44 M 44 II ... 44
" - MPIG8.
44 104 ... 10
SHEEF-The smallest sheep and lamb
run to show up alms early In the range
season waa on hand mis morning. 'iii
twenty-four cars or about 6,7u0 head were
rece.ved. as sgalnst 12.6tl last week,
10.547 two weeks ago, and H.ou7 on the
correeuondlng day laat year.
Lamb supplies were generally of pretty
fair quality, and as offerings were not
burdensome, the bulk started moving; In
?;ood season at prlres that were all of
iy 16c higher. Several hunches sold as
hiKh aa ttt.iv. wmch is tne nignest price
paid since. August when the month's top
landed al the same f sure, snd as hth
aa anything hss sold since July. Weighty
lamba. the mates of the ones that sold
at I 70 Friday moved at Ivii. No, clipped
lambs were uffered.
There waa a fair run of ewes on hand,
but demand was better than at any time
Jardine's Saloon
Ordinance Filed
City Commissioner Jardine's ordinance
for the regulation of saloon men who sell
to person of .whom they hve been
warned, ha been placed on file by the
city council, the explanation being that
the measure Is too sweeping to h effective.
Mr. Jardtne said that he will nffer an
other ordinance to meet the Ideas of the
council. The purpose of the ordinance
was to make it possible for a citizen to
notify a saloon man not to sell liquors
to another person and to place th aaloon
man' license In jeopardy If he Ignored
the notice.
The. new ordinance will be more spe
cific.
Kanaaa City Pmitharn.
lhiih Vall.y
lxHilivlll Nashville. .
Meilnan rVtroUuta
Miami Ctocpar
Miv, Kan. Taxaa (..
Mtaaoiirl Pmclfle
National lllarutt
National lad
Navaila fnppar
Now York Ontral
N. Y N. H. A H
Norfolk A Waalara
Nnrthara I'aclflo
ISi-lflc Malt .,
Paeltln Tal. a Tel
ISnnpylvaula
Pullman Palace Cmr
liar CanaellSatad Uoeeor.
.Readlns
Rrpuhllr Iran A Steal....
Houlhara Parlfto ,..
e4outhrn Railway
ritimehasar t'ompaay
Tpnnaaea 4'opnar ..,
Texas Company ,,
tton Paolfte
llntnn Partda aM
tin I ten lLal fiteal
Vnltait BtaleS etaal f.
t'tah Ooppar
watm rnloe ..:
Weatlnrkovaa Klaotrlo....
Montana Powar ..
(lenral Motor
Waharh R M
International Marina af4
44
107 ' 1IW,
IIS 114
414. 4'V4
1104 I10S
1.IO0 K4 JIMj
mo i7
MS
nt
M.ino ims 10M4j 10T4
4.100 U H
)H
mo 4 it i4
4 1!7 117 l.".'
tl 14 40 '4 Uj
l.SOO ll4 14 l
IS W H014 ln ,10',
k. Ti 7 lH
carloads, aa follows:
Previous
Monday. High Record.
tf 104
IP7 41
110 M
12 ' 1
I
Wheat
Corn ,
Oat .
Rye ..
Barley
Totals 60S III
farmer Btewlta Iarreaae.
The heavy receipt of th day Increased
the stock la storage, so that In th ag
gregate they are but fOS.000 bushel below
those of th corresponding data of en
year ago. However, dealer re looking
for a depletion In th wheat atock very
shortly, for th reason that within th
laat week a number of lerg salea for
export and Immediate shipment have
been mad.
In bushels th stock In storage now
and on yar ago ar:
Now. Tear Ago
Wheat
Corn .
Oat ..
Rye ...
Barley
1.2M.omt
6II.011O
1,084. (
1S4.000
27.000
6m.n
700,000
J.K1.01HI
87.0IH1
ITI.tlDO
Totals 8.024,000 8.627.000
Within th laat wk It 1 ssertd
that from th outh and outhwt there
: iNik "t ih" eve,0P an-enormou demand for
li'tjoate ana a numnwr 01
fit I fluantltie ar pending. With the made.
11 is anticipates inai vn, w., ...
TO PROTECT THE BARGE HOUSE
1
rttle and h,or on the hoot ar to
b uhlpped on th new barge to bo
built for tho river traffic between
Omaha and Decatur. Tho barges
to to be built largo enough and
strong enough and with attention to
the various detail that go to make
p a barge capable of carrying a
cargo of lire stock on the hoot.
This. It la Mpected. will make a great
deal f difference to the farmer op the
river In the matter of getting their live
Stock to th Omaha market. As Deca
tur has no railway the live stock, as
Well as the corn, ha been ferried across
th liver and taken to some of th Iowa
town, or ha been driven or hauled many
mile to the nearest railway station to
get to Omaha or Sioqs City. The barge
facilities for handling live stork will
mean that much of th stock from that
section of th country that ha not com
to Omaha tn th past will in the future
come to th Omh market via the boat
line. - -
PrwfH by F.iperleace.
The experience of Kansas Ctty with
bsrge line I to be made use of by the
Ikecatur people In deciding on Just the
type ef barge to build. E. A. Luckey
nd John Elliott of Decatur ar planning
te go to Kana City Tuesday evening
I confer with leading men In th Kan
a City boat Un company with regard
te the typ of barge beat fitted for th
kind of hauling they will be called upon
to do here. .
Some lime during this winter th Utile
barge house at the Douglas street bridge
la Omaha Is to be further protected
aaainet tha Ic Jams of th spring by
many ton ef rocks that ar to be hauled
In and backed on th up-stream side of
th house and along the bank to protect
th nearby bank ef th liver and the
barge house frem th Ic Jam that ar
sure to com.
General Manager A. W. Mackle of the
Kansas City boat line has personally
thanked the Omaha Commercial club and
Ita Hver booster for their assistance In
th fight Kanaas city made against th
unfavorable river report made by Lieu
tenant Colonel Deakyne. who advocated
the abandonment of th river develop
ment program. Mr. Mackle, talking to
the Commercial club by long distance
telephone, aald he felt the success In th
fight mad against Deakyne' report waa
largely due to th help Omaha gav when
th development of the river waa In
danger.
11. in 'k
00 1H lta4k i
Id. avi Mi 3 43H
ll. M It 4 M
II 10H H loi'i
l. i tsv, ts4
l.fe in i74k 174
I.100 ao4 00 ir
a.ono mt !a VI
14 tns tH lsi 14
e a4 n ii
tri.fO SI' 7 M'4
, t.km 1114 , 1144
, 11.100 114 low 1114
iron M14 nI $Ti
4.00 a'4 44 ' att
7244
l.Tr no 4U 4o
I.100 Hi B)H rH
a.
on hand will soon be depleted.
Total sales for th Oar. 171.004 ikara.
THERMOMETER DROPS TO
FOUR BELOW AT MADRID
According to the morning report to th
railroads, four degree below aero waa
the coldest In Nebraska Sunday night.
This temperature waa recorded at Mad-
Hw York May Market.
NKW YORK. Dee. 17. -MERCANTILE
PAPKR b3 per cent.
8TKRLINO KXCHANQB 60 day. 84.W;
demand, 8472Tk; rsbles, 84.72.
SILVER Bar, U!c; Msih:an dollar,
41 '40.
RONDS-Oovernment, railroad, steady.
MONKY-Tltne loans, steady; 60 and M
days, z'aW?' per cent: six months, 2Hf
2 per cent. Call monev, steady; high,
2 per cent; low, lit per cent; ruling rate.
1, per cent; last loan, oer cent; clos
ing bid. IV per cent; offered at t per
cent. . '
Closing quotation en Donas toosy wore
as follows:
. 4N. t. r. 46. . Mil'
, v ri. t 1. 4a (iwaai. iih .
.wiiaN. T. st. lUi liovi 1
V. t. r..
ee eannoe
V. 8. la. re
60 emiaae , .
V. a. 4a raa..
no enures
Malcolm Gets Good
Promotion on.M,P.
" 1 as Xmas Present
When A. R. Malcolm, for the Inst twenty-one
month assistant general freight
agent of th Missouri Pacific, Iron Moun
tain and Denver 4V, Rio Grande and
Weatern Faolflo road here, awoke on
Christmas morning, he found a present
tn hi stocking. It wss a promotion that
h was not looking for and on that
will take him away from Omaha and to
San Frencleoo.
Th promotion la effective January 1
and a general western freight and pas
senger agent give Mr. Malcolm charge
of th Missouri Paclflo and Iron Moun
tain roads' business over th entire Pa
clflo coast country from British America
to Mexico. -
On th date named the Missouri Paclflo
and Iron Mountain will establish Inde
nt, aaa. , . .uv . . ... .
ii4K. v.. N. K. a M. pendent agencies ai ijos Angeiea,
lom ev.te. ,I14H Fresno, San Jo, Oakland and San
II No. Pao. 4s 44i ' m "... .
Panama la oraos..loi4 4 te. 1 rTsnoisco. ail OI wnicn win ira- unurr
Am Hmaitara a. . ..nn4"f. i rr 434, the jurisdiction of Mr. Malcolm. Hereto.
A. I, m 1. n. i.n -.. ..
40
10114
7
"t
144
rid. In th extreme western portion of the n. . let 14 HtiWake-ah 1st 4a ....ioa4
-III. v 1. 1 r 1 1 wi , ww " . .. -
K ;. Ho. ru as..., Fw-. B'ar. c. a.u
4014
Armnur A Co. 4S4a.. M1 Pan. aa
Atrhla s. 4a,... vkpens -on.. 4U,s....lJt4
Hnl. Ohio 4 444 nVi sen. 444s Ii4t
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state. Zero temperature was reported at
Bridgport, Dunning and 8eneca. with 2
below at Alliance. Generally tempera
tures were 4 to 20 degree above. There
were snow flurries over the state, but no
general storm. There waa a strong
northwest wind most of Sunday.
Rallrogd men are looking for a rise In
temperature, a r porta from Wyoming
and farther west Indicate that the
weather was warmer this morning than
at th corresponding honr Sunday. Wyom
ing temperatures this morning were I to
24 degrees above aero.
MEXICAN REVOLUTION IS
STARTED IN BERLIN HOTEL
Thoma Oonsal and Luciano Oulano,
Mexican Itinerants, entered tha Berlin
hotel. Fifteenth and Capitol avenue, on
pleasure bent and proceeded to start a
revolution. Luciano waa Just swinging
his light artillery, consisting of .46caJ.
death-dealer Into play, when officer of
th law disarmed him. They had been
summoned by feminine voices In distress.
Thomas waa fined 86 and costs for dis
turbing the peace, and Luciano 1 bring
held for further Investigation.
I. N. in. 4s .04 Anclo-Franek
M K. T. 1st 4a.. 77 . !.
Mo. Pao. ot. 6a--.. 414 '
44
SEVENTY-FOUR ASK FOR
POOL HALL LICENSES
tlaak Clesrloti.
OMAHA, Deo. tT. Bank clearings for
Omaha today ware 64.27I.6Z1.W and for th
corresponding day laat year i.464.674.T.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Dee. 87. COFFEE No
aalcs waa reported In the market for
coffee futures here today, but bid price
showed a ateady undertone In sympathy
with tha continued steadiness of brazil.
The oponlng waa nominally unchanged
and the close was-net unchanged te 8
points higher. Iecemher. 147c: January,
6 5.V; February, 4.67c; Msrch, 663c; April,
.:c; May. 6.for.; June, 6.7c; July. 6 7So;
(August, 6 Mo; September, 6.88c: tJctobrr,
6.?c; November, 4.97c.
Spot, oulet: Rio If 7Sc: Santos 4s. J.
Cost and freight offers were reported unchanged.-
The office I cables reported no Chang
tn th lira ill lan markets.
aarar Market.
NKW TORK, Dec. J7. PI'QAR Raw,
unlet; centrifugal, o..'.:'u4 o, molasses,
1. 70 4.00c; refined quirt; cut loaf, l.ljc;
crushed. 6.76; mold A. 6.4flc; cubes. 6.20c;
XXXX powdered, 4 10.-, powdered. I.OSc:
fine srranulated. LKc: diamond A. 6ltnc:
confectioners' A. luri No. 1. 6 70. There
was not murh. fsature to ths market for
sugar futures end prices were a point or
two under Fridays closing prices at
midday.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Frwlte
NEW TORK. Dec. EVAPORATED
no Commissioner Kuarel states he has ?rr ,."'B-uui Incy. Vric. cnoice.
JtyTIiC.
had seventy-four applications for pool urikd FRUITS-Prune, stesdy; Call
hall licenses for 1914. Ten of the number, fornlaa, 44 Uc; Oregona, 7va'J-o. Aprt
he told th. elty eeuw" .re for new Zfrf"
locations or for location against which ci..Ue. c; antra choice, lUac. Raialna,
protests have been filed. The ten will be steady; loos muscatels, "VUo; seodleno.
. .. . a . . . 1 ( , ... . . Ultfi-lllO
inveatigatea oeiore .mo eupennienacni
of police will make a recommendation on
for th Missouri Pacific and ron
Mountain throughout th Paclflo coaat
country have maintained joint agencies
with th Denver 4V Rio Grand and th
Waster Paolfle, but th segregation of
th two first 'named from th twe laat
named road ha mad the present move
necessary-
Mr.- Malcolmn I already en hla way
to th coast to tak up tha duties of hi
new position, but ha will be back In
Omaha early In February, when he will
come for hla family.
Word ha not arrived yet from 8U
Louis headqaurters announcing tha suc
cessor of Mr. Malcolm, but It la eup-
poeed that he will be a man from soms
city other than Omaha.
ply inovei
at figures that were all of Ita higher
and were quoted aa much aa a quarter
hintier In spots. Moat of tlvt ewes here
were of a pretty good kind, but nothing
real toppy waa offered, bulk sellllng at
Aai a.
Feeder receipts continued limited. Sup
plies consisted of one bunch of medium
weight Idaho lambs which brought 8 96,
them to th council,
Th council will not grant any more
pool hall license for location near school
building.
CHEVROLET COMPANY
QUADRUPLES ITS STOCK
DOVBR, Del., Dec. 27.-Th Chevrolet
Motor company, a Delaware corporation
today filed at the State department a
certificate increasing the capital from
J0,Oj0.000 to 8X0.000,6000.
T'se Th Bee's "Swapper" column,
. t'ottea Market.
'NEW TORK, Deo. fr.-WTTON-apot.
quiet; middling upland 111'. No sales.
Cotton futures opened steady: January,
U-Jc; March, jt 2ic; May, 12.46c; July,
12 ; October, ll.luo.
Cotton futures cksed steady; January,
12 14r; March, 1214c; May, 12. Wc, July.
1276c; Octolier, ll.46o.
Cotton closed steady today at a net
advance of 11 to 12 points for the day.
Mea Market.
NEW YORK. Iec. I7.-M ETALH-Iad.
offertd at j 40. t4pelter, not quoted. Cop
per, firm; electrolytic, K-'l Mu 1200. Iron,
firm; No. 1 northern, 82b.0ju6O: No. I,
III Mt'M 00; No. 1 southern, !i,70J JO It;
No. 1. l.6o-u'.00. Tin, quiet; spot. M U0
bid.
Holiday at London.
Fireman Breaks Hip .
as Truck Collides
With Electric Car
Arthur MrCauley, firemen of truck No.
?, sustained a fractured hip Monday morn
ing when he was thrown from the truck
at the corner of Twenty-fourth and
Cuming street. II was taken te fit
Joseph hospital, where hi Injuries wsre
cs red for.
Th truck was answering a call from
1162 Sherman avenue, where a small shed
was afire. Rounding the corner al
Twenty-fourth and Cuming streets, th
truck collided with a street car and sev
eral of tha firemen were thrown from
th truck. Tour firemen besides Mo
Cauley were badly ahaken up, but no
other wore Injured The truck was
somewhat damaged, but th horse ar
uninjured.
McCauley home la at 2008 Atwood av
enue. IMPROVERS ASSURED THAT
STORM SEWERWILL BE BUILT
Charles E. A. Johnston, II. C. Titnm.
Loula Raamussen and O. V. Msndsl,
representing Improvement club In th
northwestern part ef th city, were as
sured by th city oouncll that work will
be started la the spring on th construc
tion ef a storm water and sanitary ewer
from Thirty-lxth and Bpra.ue streets to
Forty-third and Ohio treats. Tb aewer
will be from four and one-ha If to six
feet In diameter and will drain a large
area.
Work will be started at the Stragu
street end and as much will be completed
next rear a fund will permit. This
sewer ha been a matter of considerable
Interest te people of the northwest part
ef th city for years.. . .
Klem Can Scent
a Camera When Its
Many Yards Away
Coast league fan hv been getting a
lot ot sidelight on major league life first
hand through Interview printed by San
Francisco paper wRh -big show athlete
who- havs been visiting th Exposition
City. One writer prints a breexy column
credited te Sherwood Magee. It I In
th form of a monologue and soms of
Sherry picturesque language la worth
repeating, for he says a number ef good
thing. , Her goea: . ' ,
"I e you printed a lot f things that
Johnny Evers ssld about the National
league umpire. It wa all right, but It
wss altogether too tame. Th worst you
can say about most of 'em Is too good.
I thought a certain one that they let out
a couple of year ago wa th limit, but
I ran nam a couple still drawing py
from th leaua that are twice a bad.
"Why didn't Evr tell you what this
guy Byron. sings, for lntancT
"Why didn't he tell you how It sounds
to hav that bird singing, 'Oh. listen te
em ravel Oh, listen te 'em ravel' when
the crowd' panning him for calling a had
on and you're up there twinging your
head offT And he should hav told you
bout hi other ong. Th multitude Is
wrong! Th multitude I wrong! which
h also sings when ho s In bad with th
moo.
"I tell you. there's nothing tn th world
you'd rather do when he starts his
bawling than tap him over the head with
a bat. it would be a genuine pleasure.
"But don't run away with th Idea that
he I the only offender. "When It cornea
to aggravatln' guy, you cn't overlook old
Publicity Mad Klem. Tou know Klem
really a good umpire one. But he
couldn't atand prosperity. He had to go
nd get fat-headed. Now all he want te
do le chaw your ear off every time you
look crooked at him and get hla nam
and picture n th paper.
That guy can scent a camera at 308
yards. T'know they had to cut eut 1
feet of film taken on the world tour be
cause you couldn't see anything but th
Inning phi of Klem. That' tralghf
FINED THIRTY DOLLARS
OR NOT PAYING FOR MEAL
"What car we for expenses." remarked
Carl Burkland. HO North Twenty-seventh
street, a he hurled a light piece of china
weighing less than a pound from out
the portals of a caf at 806 North filx.
teenth street. Carl had Just surrounded
a healthy man dinner and had been
asked to donate something toward the
upkeep of the establishment. The above
remark and devastation was his reply.
An officer having Jut given the sergeant
th go-by had slipped tnto the kitchen
for a cup of weak tea. and hearing Carl
churlish retott, deserted his beverage and
captured Carl. Tb latter wa fined 830
and coat by Judge Foster.
MORE SALOON LICENSES
GRANTED BY THE COUNCIL
Th city council, sitting a an xcts
board, granted twelve more saloon
lloensea for 1016, making a total of 224
paeaed upon to data. Ther ar forty-oii
application pending.
Th wholesale liquor application of
Jacob Jeasen, who want to locate at 618
Dodge street, la held up, because th
location la a new one. The applicant I
from Iowa. The council week a a
adopted a policy not to exceed the num
ber of licensee In force this year.
Twenty druggist' liquor application
were approved.
WIIjI. A VOtV FRENCH BO MP OO TO
IvOWSR PHlfVSt blaauaB la Dm tanibu
14 taaua ot TH ODD lor REVIEW. 11 a
ymmt. Pabllaha kv Jaka ktulr te . 1 fcVoaa
war. Maw Yark City. an4 tor eumvle euar.