Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 17, 1916, Page 12, Image 12
12 THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1916. LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle Receipts Very Large for a Thursday, bat Prices Are , ' Steady Sheep Steady. HOGS AVERAGE LOWER Omaha. Not. If. lilt. Cattle. Hog. Bhee. Receipts srsrs: Official Monday .(It ,.177 11,717 Official Tuesday .I1T Official Wednesday .. I.7ti Katlniate Tharsdsy .. t.lOt Four day this week. tf. lit Same daya laat week. 11.164 8ama dai 1 wka aao 40.111 Hime dava 1 wka. aao 10.031 H.t7t U.THJ H.ltt tt.tit It.lST 11.412 17.711 16,000 (1.014 47.134 71.101 u.eti H.1S7 0.141 Rama daya 4 wka at 13.111 IMil 110,101 Ham daya laat year ..11,711 11,131 11.471 Receipts and dtspesltlen of llva stock at the Union Stock yards. Omaha, for twenty four hoar ending at 1 p. m. yeaterday; .. RECEIPTS CARLOADS. r. M A St. P.. 1 11 ,1 .. Wabash 1 1 1 . Missouri Parldc. 17 111 Union Pacific ..,.131 It t V .. c. A N. W., fast.. It , 7 . I C. As N. W west.. 11 17 11 ''-' 1 C, St. P.. M. A O.. 10 . 7 " 1 " 1 C. B. A Q., aaat.. '.. - 1 : C.B. A Q. weat..lll 41 10 I C R. I. A P., aaat 1 t J e. R. I A P.. w..t .. ,1 , J Illlnola Central ..IS t Chi. Great , Weit. . 11 J ' Total receipts. . '. .ill 111 7t 1 . -r- DISPOSITION HEAD.' Cattle. Hogs, Sheep. llorrla A Co.. ..1.131 1.131 1.131 Swift A Co 1.101 1,101 : I.lll Codahy Packing Co.. 1,131 I.lll l.lll Armour Co 1,104 1,111 2,618 Schwarti A Co Ill J. W. Murphy '.; 1,101 Uncoln Packing Co.. 11 S. O. Packing Co. . .. 13 W. B. Vanaant Co.. It ..... Benton, Vanaant A L. lot ..... P. B. Lewis HI Hunttlnger lot ' . J. a Root A Co.,.. 114 ..... J. H. Bulla ......... 101 L. F. Hues 134 : Rasenstock Bros. .. It ...... K. a Kellogg , - 117 Wertheimer A 7egen 101 ..... H. P. Hamilton .... 41 ..... Sullivan Bros. 42 Rothschild A Kress.., 131 Mo. A Kan. Calf Ox 111 Christie tl Hliglns Huffman -.. . . . . 1 Ueyers . . II ..... , Olassherg I , , Dakar, Jones A S..., It' Banned Bros, It ..... John Harvey Ill ..... Kline 21i .....;. Jensen A Lungran lit' O'Dey .....I 1 Other buyers .......1,141 :- ' ToUls 1,141 .12,111 11,112 Cattle Receipts wars largs for . Thura Say, 122 ears being reported 'In. Receipts for the week to data foot no 11.110 head. an enormous gain over election week, but with thst exception tha smalleat of any recent week. As compared with a year ago, however, there Is a, gain, of almost t,000 head. - . - Tha market on all' desirable kinds of rattle, feeders as well as killers, was steady. there being a good demand on tha part or buyers. Inferior kinds wsra( not much sought after and they closed alow possibly a little weaker. V (Quotations on eattlet Good to ehelae eemfeds, lo.otf11.10; fair to good com feds, tt.lt910.0t; common t fair eornreds, tl.ltajl.lt; fancy heavy greasers, It.IOl) It.tt; good to choice erase beevat, IT 7ta 1.10; fur to good gross beeves. II 1107.71: common to (sir, li.1lol.7t; good to choice neirers. IS lUBW.IIi good to oholoe oowa, tt.M7.tti fair to good cows, i.7tt.ft; common to fair eowa, I4.11d)l.att good to Choice feeders. 17.101.00; fair to good feeders. tt.7107.tt: common to fair feed ers, tt.t0tt.7l good to choice stackers. 7.ltl.lt: stock heifers. Il.007.ll; stock cows, .ll.soejt.lt; stock oalvea, ll.otOl.tl; veM calves, ll.Hflt.tvl heel bulla, 11.100) iBBBP STEERS. ... No. II.. II.. I.. II.. !.. v.: At.x Pr. No, , "- At. Pr. .1001 tl 41 11,,...., tit tl tl .1111 II it CALVES. . lit- t It I....... 170 1 M . Ill I II II....... 431 I . 101 I 11 1 lit I II . lit II 1, ...... Ill 1 N . lit II 10 WTOMINO. 41 item. . Ttl I Tl t halfer. 1(4 1 N MONTANA, 14 steers.. Ill l it I steers., Ill OREGON. (I steers. .1411 I II II steers. .1111 II cows.. .1171 1 It I 11 HagsHog receipts, landed In about Mil same notches as on tha two previous days, the estimate of lit ears, or It.ltt head, not being quite ae large as yesterday's official supply. Tha four days' ran shows eon. tinned gains over prevlevs weeks, nappllos having bean 41,411 head, which Is 11.000 larger than a, week ago, 11,100 heavier than two weeks ago and fully three tiros aa largs aa for the corresponding day last year. Early packer offers bora today wars aa much aa looito lower, and with Chicago predicting a fresh break of tie, or mora, early shippers who had large, orders were able to fill a good many of them on the opening at Agures that war aa much aa ttJMOe lower than yeaterday. Packers also got some of their first hogs at a ttyiac dctltne, but the combination of tha strong shipper request and healthy peeking outlet overcame the Influence of bear reports from ether polnta Both packara and shippers steadily raised their offers, and It was not long before almost steady pricea war ob tainable for nearly everything, while desir able grades looked fully steady, and Ift coma isses stronger at the best time. Even after the decline had all been" made up the trade continued to Improve and the close as the brat time of the day, being in no case less than fully steady with yes. terdsy, and in maby Instance quite a little hither. Traders who were on both the eerly and late marketa asld ths late trade was aa much as lie bsttsr than early, and called some of their last hogs Is) lc above yesterday. At any rate (he average market was fully steady, despite the tact that a good many houa. sold lower early. Lights that were fat were bought almost is freely as the heavies.' and in soms cases showed mure Improvement than anything elee, though, of course, the common and thin Hants were, as uanal, hard to move st any time. Bulk of the aalee landed at tt.lot) 1.10, with several lets as high ss 11.10, ths 1UBV No. Av. it. .lei 101. Ill 11. .lit 14. .131 11.. HI II.. Ill , It., let Sh. Pr. ... II tt ... I If It I It ! t 40 111 I It ... I 1 ,' No. Av. II. .141 I. .171 41. HI II. .Ill 71. .2(4 tt.. 211 Sh. Pr. ... tt W 41 t II ;.. t it 40 I 41 200 I II 10 II tt ,' It " pros. t t 'I. .lit ... I It' IOt.,114 ... 1 It sheep-iThe fat lamb market waa a very uneven affair. Early aalea looked gener ally steady to strong, and In spots a little hlcher, but there waa an uncertain under tone to the trade all through, and some business wss done at flgurea that were ac tually a little lower. Only about half of the estimated supply had been yarded up , to 11 o'clock and thla waa another factor that made for uncertainty. Among the sales mads up to mldforenooa were four loads of choice led lambs that most traders ronaldered In a class by themselves at tll.tl. which beats all former figures for this time of year by a wide margin, and Is within 1(0 of ths record for the yards. Other fed westerns reached 111.1,01111 with the bulk scattered on down. Clipped lemba that were mates of yesterday's lit 11 had to go at 114.14. There waa 00 weak ness apparent In twos, a moderate supply Sndlng a ready outlet at figures that ware easily steady to strong, and war quoted hisher by some tradera. A new top of II II was establlched on a two-load bunch, and If,?,, "- yaatarday-a high market - When the later arrivals baser to came lip to the barn, packers look bold of them Is good shape at pricos fully as good aa early. Nothing good enough to. equal (he morning top 'Tied ahowed up at sjooa. but some reached tll.li. and tll.lt waa paid for several bunches. Tha general market was stronger, with some sales aa much as 1 00 higher, though in a few apou aalaa figured (ewer. Feeders continue to strengthen up. a couple of band selling today at 111.41 the high mark or the week. Receipt, are hardly large enough to make comparisons from day to day. but a big Improvement In pricea can be seen when they are lined up with quotations of a week ago. Thla also applies to feeding owe. 1 isolations on Sheep and Xarobs Lamha. tood to choice. II lilt) 11.04: Urn be. fair to good. tll.00o)ll.t0: lambs, feeders. 1131 It.tt; yearlings, good to choice, lift, l.e: yearlings, fair to good, tl.lttrlll jearllnga. feeders, t7.00OI.10; wethers! fedia, 17.00. 1.10: ewes, good to choice I7.7 ai,; ewes, fair to good, tl I097 (0 ewes, plats to culls. li.Kot.;t; swes. feed- Ing, tl.10et.2l; ewes, breeders, all ages, ee.voeya.ao. No. . ' 111 Wyoming lamb ... Av. 1 Pr. 11 tl zos cull lambs It 113 Wyoming feeding owes..... IS 301 Nebrsska feeding almbs... at 317 Wyoming feeding lambs.... II 10 fed Ismbs It lit Wa-omlng Ismbs tl 11 10 ( 1 it 11 1 IS 11 11 11 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Cattle Stow, Hogs Steady 1 U Lewer, Sheep '. t .. ' Wank. Chicago. No. K. Cattle Receipts, 11.000 neea; market, alow: native beef cettie. 11.10 cria.ea; western ateera. I6.t04vl0.tt: stock ere and feeders, I4.7IO7.I0; cows and beif- srs. il.ieos s: calves. ll.iOS12.10. Hogs Receipts. 41.000 heed: market stesoy at lc under yesterday's sversge bulk of ssles, lt.oefca.70; light, MO1.0 mlsed, lt.OOOI.lt; heavy, It.losytio rougn. ss.200t.10: pigs. tt.llOl.li. Sheep end Lambs Receipts. 11.000 head market, weak: uunhera, I7.I0OI.00; owes. ewes, ea.aaot.se: iambs, ts.00011.to. aasas pity Uvs Stock Market. Kensss City. Mo.. Nov. It. Cattle- cslpta, 7.400 head; market, lower; prime fed steers, tl0.2ioll.10; dressed beef steers. ai.evaf is.uv: western steers, tl.i0O10.00 cows, t4.10Ot.00: helfera. IG.00A1t.06 stockers and feeders, IS.i0O7.7i; bulls, 11.10 We.". CSlvea, SB.V0Oil.00. Hogs Receipts, 13.000 hesd: market, strong; bulk of ssles, lt.30OI.7i: heavy. II. IIOI.ll; packers and butchers, 11.100 uei... ee.eeve.ee; pigs, if.xeoB-0v. Sheep and Lsmbs Receipts. 1.100 head mereoi, stesoy; lamps, l 1.00 0 1 2.00: veer lings, ll.71Olt.00; , wethers. I7.i001.7i; ' H. larats Uvs stock Market St. Louis, Nov. 11. Cattle Receipts, I.StO head; market lower: native beef steers, 17.10 OHIO; yearling steers snd heifers, si. SO vii.av; cows. B.50O7.7i: Blockers and feeders. tl.30O7.i0; prims southern steers, II.00OI. 00: prims yesrllna etsera and hair. srs, 7.t0OM0; native calves, 11.00 0)1.00. Hots Receipts, 17,100 head: market, usnt, ee.veiev.os; pige. se.(0Ot.7i mised and , butchers, tt.toot.10; good eer, ee.'Btys.ve; duik or sales, tt.2iOt.7t. viieei, am Lamps Receipts. 1,000 hesd rnereet, stssay; iambs, 97. (0012.10; ewss, ,.'"V',i yearlings. BB.0VOS.2S, Wool City Uvs Stock Market. SIOUX City. la. NOV. It Pa, tie oelpls, 1,100 hesd; market, steady; beef niesret fe.aeeys.BO; DUtcners, I6.404s7.lt canners, I4.OOOI.31; stockers and feeders. ee.vuwe.ee; csives, ta.ouot'lv; bulls, stags. C, li.00Ot.00. . Hogs Recelota. t.000 t.., Until light, 18.i0OI.3i: mleerf la eajaa aa! ' ' ,..,.V'H. Sheep and Lambs Racelnte t aaa k..e. K4.r.ki':. uri 1I.21O7.40; lamb: l7.40OU.2i. j 1 . St Jeeepk Llvs Stock Market St, Joseph, Me.. Nov. it.attle-Ra. osipts, 2.400 head; market alow: steers. ,...vi..,.i vuwe ana neiiers. ae.aDaain an Hots Rscelpts. 11.000 head; market 104 Ho lower; top, !l.7t: bulk of sales, tt iks. oneep ana ismn-HSCSlOtS. l.SOS heart. market steady; iambs, IIl.i0O12.00; ewss. Uv Stock la Sight. RseelptS Of LiVO StORk St the flvs nrinelnei ne,.H nmu yestoraay: ) Cettie. n,H Sheen. Omaha 1,(00 11,100 Chicago 11,000 41,000 lt.ooo 11.000 Ksnsss City 7.ano 11 aaa ' l,(oe 2.000 l.too Sloui City ........ 1.100 l.oot St. Louis 4.100 17.100 Total. ...31,001 101,101 42,100 ... " V Cog as Market New Yerk. Not. 14 Tnrree The e...a.i for futures wss fairly active today, but part of ths tradlna was In the H, eencaini irom near ta lata months, and thsra waa comparatively little change in prices. Ths opening wss unchsnged to 3 points lower under offerings which seemed to corns chiefly from trsds sources and scattering liquidation, probably Inspired by the talk of numerous offsrs from Brasli lata yeaterday. Houses with European connec tions were buyers, however, while there wes also a moderate demand from Wall strset and cotton trade houses oa which prices rallied from 1.40c to I (4c for May. This advenes waa not fully maintained with the mere., cioaiug I point lower to I points Wghw, Sales io.llo bags! Novsmber, l.tic; ' e.eeo; January, s.ltc; February. i'ee .' . ."7. " APni, t.ltc; May, .tie June t.4tn! Julv. a ate. a... . a Ssptsmber, Moo; October, l.tic. Spot' coffee! to ii an J"' BtM "'' w,n . . . -"' werv no oaiciat quota tions from Brasli and no fresh offsrs wsre reported In the . cost and freight market srs from Santos. 1 Mawkat RaoOlbta On boinf neelri. t... ..s Wtrt light and market la In . .-a gtsaty condition.' Prices on all grades of XL. . Km' hlbrrdmand la good. fTalrls. hayi Wholes upland,, I10.I0O11.00; ."V".'u. ee.auayio.oo; No. 1 upland. Il.tOOl.tO; No. I upland, lt.t0O7.60: Na 1 midland, II.OOOIIOO; No 1 midland, 11.00 OI.lt; No. I lowland. II. 00O7.00; No. I tit" v4.IOOl.tO Ne, I lowland, tl.000 .i''!?1 C"01". '11 No. 1. tll.ooe It.lO; Standard. 111.10014.11; No 1, 111 SO ll.lt; No. I, tt.toolO II mraw; ust, tt.tlO7.0t; whsat, I1.10O I. It. ' - Cot test Market. Nsw Tork. Nov. 14 'nii..,... opened steady; December. 30.21c; January jJ JJJi ". !; May, 20, Ho; July! Ths cotton market today closed Irregular at nt gains of II to 11 points on ths old 5PerT to 4 points on the new crop cotton futures closed stssdy. December. ,...Kci,,j'u",ya'?..,,,,c4,,)!. M'reh- " lo'oo: NTi..:."""" """"" """'" Liverpool, Nov. II. Cotton Spot strong good middling, It.Old; middling ll.lldMow middling, U.7M: salas, 1,000 balls Oil Sjl Ssvsnnsh. Oa. Hn ,a .... Pirin; 47o; sales. 111 bbla'; rscelpts, 114 bis.: shlpmenta. I bbla; stock. 11.170 bbla. 1 ee li. V. ''" ""l fece pis, I.S7I bbls. I Shlnmenle. ..to ki.i- . -.. X? 7l,ltl bbls. Quote:,, B. C, t, 11.30: E F '"':'i"'ik Dry Uaodt Marks!. New Tork. Nov. II Coitoo ...j. firm and there was more activity in sheet, logs. Tarns wsre very Arm. Carpet. , rugs advanced. Raw silk closed higher. Shoop Finds Man Who PavOns False Teeth Officer ShooD. who makrt the- rounds of the Diwnthoon. occasion. ally finds the routine day's work DroKcn oy an ODservation of unusual interest. . His latest cxDerknce was to find a set of false teeth, gold-filled. They had been owned by a man who was advanced $275 on this artificial tun of his being. lough luck when a man has to pawn his teeth," remarked Mr. Shoop. Community Center to Be - Formed at Qeaf Institute A community center organization will be started this.evenin.tr in the auditorium of the Deaf institute. Forty-fifth street and Bedford avenue.' J. iv d..i k.. k... :.-.! S ... eii., Wert, apyumivu aupcrvr- tor of this center by the Board of rumic Recreation. The State Board of Control author ized use of the auditorium for com munity center activities. A program will be offered this evening before the butiness session it called. Relief Corps Presents Flag to G, A. Custer Post U, S. Grant Woman's Relief cores presented a flag to George A. Custer corps at a iarge meeting in Memorial half Tuesday. Mrs. Lillian Eddy made the presentation and Mrs. C G. Ever son responded. Both corps were in vited to attend the forty-ninth wed ding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Johnson Saturday eveutiig. Mrs. Cora Taliaferro a:-.d Comrades Augustus Lock tier and M. J. Fecnan 'ipokc GRAIN AND PRODUCE Demand for Lower Grades of Wheat is Slow, but Price . Advances a Cent. CORN MARKET IS ACTIVE Omaha, November II, lilt. Th cat-fa acralfi Ituatlon wmm Terr aulet itxujr and although th run waa fairly rood, only a small part of the aamplea ware aiapoaea or before noon. There seenied pretty rood demand for the better ffradea of wheat, but the demand for the lower rraSe--waa very alow and moat of in no. nard aoid at fl.llH91.nz nd the aample rrade around 1.7I. No, 2 hard wheat aold at about 1c advance, the duik 01 toaaya aalea oeinv made at 91.40 t.i, wnne tne duik yeateraay aotd at 11. SI. No. hard wheat also aold hlfher, Dut the aalea of thla grade were ' very Hht, the aeneral run of lunolei a-oln The corn market wai fairly active and 1th Increaaed recelota and a fairly a trod canii inquiry, this cereaj ruled from tower 10 jc niffner. The demand for aata wee eanal1Fahlv better and -while the trade In thla cereal aunnr tne early trading houra waa alow, tne aitua Hon tmiiroved aomawhat and goodly portion of the aamplea were dtapoaed ot at a mc advance. Tne atandara a-radi of oata and the No. 8 white aold at about tne aame price and the bulk of tha No. white offerlnga brought hbc. Tnere waa a pretty good inaulrv for yellow corn and the better grade of thla cereal aold at a good premium over the other varieties. The bulk of tha yellow corn aold at Ho and the whtta brought irom w be to uc. neceipta or rye ana Carrey were fairly good, but the demand for these cereals was ratner slow. Rye aold about t4o higher and barter waa quoia nominally unchanged. Liverpool eioae: Wheat, unchanged: earn. Id to lHd higher. primary wheat receista were 1.14T.M6 buaheta, and shipment 1, 16 MO bushels against recelpta of 2, : 0,000 buaheta, and shipments of Ml, 000 last year. rriroary corn receipts were 571.000 trash. els, and shipments lt7,00v bushels against receipts of 644.000 bushels, and shinmenui oi ..f,vvw ousneis last year. frimary oats receipts were 5B.00B buah- ets, and shipments 111,000 bushels against receipts ot B44,ooe bushele. and shl omenta os t,ivi,vuo puaneis last year. vAKLtOT eRECKIPTS. . Wheat. Corn. Oat. ( 117 Chicago . . , Minneapolis HI Ouluih .... Tt Omaha . . 0 .104 St 26 SI Kansas City Ht. Louts .. Winnipeg ... These sales were reported today; w neat No. 1 hard winter: ; 1 mn. M.I7H. No. t hard winter: 1 oar, I1.S7W: J cars, 11.87: 1 cars. Sl.MU. No. 1 hard winter: i cars. H.86; i car. ll.ll: 1 cars. 1.11. 1. 4 hard winter: S cars $1.13; car. 11.11 Xk. fiemnle hard wtnteri S nan. 11.80; oar, 11.71: 1 oar. 11.75. No. S spring: 1 oar, $1.77. No. spring: 1 car, ?i. ft. no. durum mixed: 1 car. fl.94. i mneo l car. Sl.l7 X eara. ll.ta. no. mixed: i car. ii.is. Corn No. t white: 1 cars. !SU. No. t white: t car (old), t&Hci S cars, the. No. nue; i car, sac. no. 2 yellow: 1 eara. WWc. No. S yellow;' I cars, tatts: S care. tile. No. 4 yellow: 1 oar, UMc l car, S4o. No. I yellow;. 1 car, 4c. No. S mixed: 1 car, 14c; 10 cars, $lc No. 4 mlied: 9 cars, . oampie mtiea: l car, lac. Oats Htandard: 1 car. S&tte. No. 1 white: 17 cars, ICfte, Sample whits: S eara. RreNo. 1: 1 car; 11.444. R rl,v Ma 1 l sass I U w. i car, ti c. ' , Omaha Cash Price Wheat; No. t hrtl ll.8flOl.i7i4: No. S hard. II 1101 N a hard, 11.8101.85; No. S spring, Sl.tll.tl; No. s spring, Il.80ei.t0i No. S durum, tl.lt fi.sti, no, ourum, 1.17 ffi.ti. corn: No. I white, t6H4H; No. I white, I4H0 lie; No. 4 white, I4lfic; No. I whlU, tt avtc no. t white, static: No. i yellow. tlftHo: No. I yellow, 16910; No. 4 yenow, Mffuno; no. yeuow, i04e. No. t yellow, 9394c; No. S mixed, . "4 f) 8c; No. S mixed, SSet3Hc; No. 4 mixed, II ftlc; No. 6 mixed, UOtlo; No. t mixed tie2e. Oats: No. S white, MHO S6Hc; sundard, Ha9t6He; No. I white. MOUfce: No. 4 white. 64tt6t. Barley: naiung. 91.0391. is: no. 1 leeo, IOC 0 11.01. nye: no. n.MHOl.UH; No. I, 1.449 " Lofl Baage mt Optiaaa. '- v The local future market waa very anlet to day and the early In December and" May wheat was mainly the result of tha unfa vorable Argentine news and earerlna by the shorts, , There waa very little axmrt buatneae a Isrday and tt tt the opinion of many -of the ireaera that foreigners are waiting for break in wheat bat ore placing anr lam order, but will eventually tax all the wheat that can b shipped. roreign .oaeiea on corn were very hoiiiah and ths situation was helped considerably by the faot that Argentina reports on eorn are very unfavorable and only timely rains in inai district will prevent a total tailor In the com crops. Tit a board reported t good axDort In quiry for corn and oats, but there waa not much of a demand for the oerealg la tha local pit- Art. Open. I High. Low. Cloaa. Tea. Wht. I . j Deo. 1 13 I 1 I4H IBS 1 ti 1BIH May 1 II 1 II 1DH 1 17 117 July 1 14 1 IB 153 I 13 1S4 Corn, Dee. , !l IS tl 91 tl May ti . ts tt is 12 July IS tl t tt tt Deo. , , tl IB l$ .'-IS SI May I 10 ID II It tt "Chicago doling pricea. furnished Tha Be by Logan dt Bryan, stock and grain broken, U South BUieenth street. Omaha: Art. I Open, j High. 1 Low Close. Tes'y' wiu I ! ' T m Deo. I 17 1 II 111 1 IB 117 May t II 1 14 110 1 11 113 July 1 1 1 41 111 1 IIH 111 Cora. . Dee. 17911 t7 tl IB M May 91 tt II 17 17 July tt tl 17 17 17 Oaia. Deo. 18 ' II B7i 17 17 May - IS . IS 11 ci Pork. Jan, 17 80 17 41 It 17 17 II 27 IX May 17 II 17 St 17 SO ST IS 17 17 !ard. Jan. 1 41 II 47 II ! II 18 17 May 14 41 14 41 II 10 II S3 If J7 Ribs. -" Jan. 14 II 14 II 14 41 14 41 14 47 May 14 l 14 II 14 17 14 17 14 10 OMAHA GKNEKAL. If ABUT. luttarNo. I ft ream err, tun. icj no, 1, site. Cheea quotations by Vrlau A Ca,i Choae Imported Hwlaa. I&e: itnmMti Swlsa, 4lc; block Swiss. Sic;, twin cheese, !7; triplets,, 17c; daisies, 17c; young America, 17c: Blue Label brick, 17c: 11m berger, lie: New Tork white, ITo; Roque fort. 14c, Oratersi "King Cole" CheaaDaake Hta.nA. arda, gal. 91.41. "King Cole" Selects, gal. 11.71. "King Cole" Northern Standarda, gal. 11.16. "King Cole" Select. gaL tl to. King Cole'i Counts. I1.1L Btu Poim. par 10t. 11.11. , celery: ualironila Mammath. mf jb. too. " Ftah: Catftah. ner tb. llet Trent. ik lie; fall Salmon, per lb. llo; Red Salmon, per lb, lie; Halibut, per lb. lTc; Herring, per lb. Te; Black Baas, per lb. 17910a; Bullheads, dressed, per .lb. lee; Carp, dressed, per lb. tc; Tile .fish, per lb, Ite; Red Snapper, per lb. lie; Black Cod, per lb. Ite; Sun Ash. perVlb. To; Crvpplea, per lb. tc; Ploundera. per lb. Ho; Smelta, per lb, lie; Selkirk Whtta, per lb. He; Pike, per lb. 14911c;Plckerel, per lb. la; Smoked Whlteftsh. per lb. llo; Kippered Salmon, per lb. He; Peeled Shrimp, per gal. 11.71; Headieaa Shrimp, per gal. 11.11. Wholesale price of beef eats: No. 1 1 Ribs. 180; No. I Ribs. 14o; No. Rlba, llo; No. 1 Xolo. lie; No, Loins, 17o; No. I Lelos, uo; No, 1 Chucks. 11 o; No. S Chucks, te: No. I Chucka, lo; No, 1 Round, lie; No, t Rounds, let No. t Reunda, lie; N 1 Plata. Uo; No. riaiea, iv; fo. riaiea, ic Poultry Uve: Spring, all alaea, 14c; hens, lbs, and up, 14e; hens, under 4 lbs.. 11 Ho: roosters. He: ducks, full feathered, fat, lie; geese, full feathered, fat, lie; twkaya, I lb, and over. He; gutneaa, each, llo; pig eons, per dos lac. Dressed: Turkey dry picked, No, l, young tome and hena. Sic; old torn, llo: turkeys. No. g, lie; doeka, No. 1, lie; ducka, No, t, lcj gae, Na. 1, 14c. Other poultry at market price. Fruit and vegetable nrioea liralahadl hv QUInaky rrult Co. Fruit Oranges: Ha. Itta. ISa box. 14.11: Ilia, box, 4.k; lifts, box. Il.lt); 171a, 181a, box, IC.7B; ISOa, llfta, l0a. box .ftt. Lemons: Fanoy. box. 17.04: choice, box. 4 Crapefrulti Florida 84a, 44a bag. 40; r-toi-kia 4fis. box. 14.00: Florida a. 80a. box. Iti.SS: AddIox: York Jinn Va, ubt, 14. no: lvn DaviM boh. iJ.fio; wine i. bbl . tl.io; Jonaan,..box. 11. B; Jen- is lUai and largor. box. 1.7I, Grapes: Tokays:, oral fl.21; Emperors crate. 11.50: Bmperorr kera. 14.10c Malagas, sx tra choice, keg, $4.90; MalagM, fancy, keg. 17.; Malagas, extra fancy, keg, 91.00. Pears: jUariletta. crate, ll.Oo; Kelfsra, bu., II. . Vegetables rota toes: Market price Sweet potatoes: Virginias, bbl., I4.SB: hamp era. 11.71. Honey: Baa, ea.. 18.71. Cranber ries: bbl., 11.40; boxes. Il.lt Vegetables Onions, crate, 11.00; red or yellow, lb lo; tomatoei, lug., 11.00; cukes dos. 11.71; cabbage, lb., lc: rutabagoea lb.. Se; celery, Michigan, do., 49c; Colorado, dox., 9W1. . Mlacellaneous- Peanuta. No. 1 raw, lb. tic; roast., lb., la; Jumbo, raw, lb., c; Jum- IS.7I: flga, case. 11.10; No. 1 English wal bo, roasted, lb.. 10c; Drom. dates, ease. nuis, uv, ite. ' CHICAOO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. f Karty Bblge I Wheat FaHowed by action nod Hecead Lptura. Chicago, Nov. II.- Apparently unfounded assertions that President Wilson would make recommendations to congress relative to an embargo on foodstuffs did a aaod deal to day to weaken the price of wheat Closing quotations were heavy at lc to lc net a dine with December at 11.11 to 11. IB and Hay at 1.0 to ll.tl. Corn fin Ished 9c off to 9c up; oats, un changed, and provisions varying from tc loss to a rise of 46c, Denials aald-to be fsom the White House that the president would favor an embargo wheat came too late to act aa a cheek today on the bears. Besides, the fact, that British buyers seemed to be out of tne mar ket and had done nothing In the laat few days, counted seriously against the bulla, and so also did rumors that much British vessels tonnage had been switched to Aus tralia and to India. In this connection strros was laid on announcements that the India government had sanctioned export' Ing to England, Francs and Italy In Novem ber, December and January, JJ,000;000 bushels of wheat. The result was that an early bulge In prices waa much more than offset, especially toward the last of the session, when the embargo talk was rue. Wllllna-fiMM thai hnlrlm svlflniri in lkft profits was a notable factor throughout the day In the wheat plt.even during the first couple of hours, notwithstanding that prices then were oa the upgrade. The eaviy strength was due chiefly to advice that hot wlnda were damaging the crop in South era Argentina, and that yields there were light Corn finally weakened with wheat, ror tha greater part of the. day, however, the corn market was higher. Influenced by re ports that the new corn crop In Argentina waa ft complete failure. Oats held within comparatively narrow range. ' seaboard handlers figure that eats from the United States can be laid down In London, 30 cents a bushel cheaper than shipments from Ar gentlna. Signs of Belgian relief buying made pro visions average higher. Declines In the hog market were virtually ignored. . Cash Pricea Wheat No. I and No. 1 red, nomlnah No. I hard, 41.80 1.17 No. 1 hard. ll.llOl.ll. Corn No. Syellow, 11.01; No. 4 yellow. 11.0001,01; no. 4 whiter 11. 000101 uate no. 1 wane, rr vobkc; atanaara, Rye no. 1, 11.s091.ei. Barleyt0ceil.2l. Timothy IS.26 9 6.SE. , Clovet-IU.009H.il . ' Provisions Pork. 121.01: lard. 117.10 ribs, fl4.06914.40. r Butter Higher:ereemery. 14 01710. . Eese HiaYhSW recelDts. 1.4.4 eases: firsts. 4ipc; orainary iirsia, v).j ai mam, cases tnciuaed, 809 17c, t Potatoes Unchanged: receipts. forty three cars. ' K Poultry Alive, unchsnged; - fowl. - lie springe, 17c . MEW TORK GENERAL MARKET. .' Quotations of the Day aa Various Ledlnt New Tork, Nov. 14. Flour Easier spring patents, 11.60 91,76; winter patents. H.Bucft.oo; winter straignts, 18. 4091.96. Wheat Spot, steady: No. 1 durum. 12.28 No. I hard, 91.16; No. 1 northern. Dututh, 83-ia; no. I northern, Manitoba, i.12, f. o.. new xorK. - Com Spot, cteadyy; No 8 yellow, 11.17, 1. r., new xoric. Oata Spot, Arm; aUndard, 619 63c. Hay Firm: No. 1. 41.0601. 10: No. S. 91.40; No. I, 10c; shipping, 10c. , ' Hop Steady; stau, common to choice, 1114, ,46960c; 1116, 1916c; Pacific coast. 1111, 18914c; 1116, 1912c. Hides Firm; Bogota, 44946c; Central America, tJOlc. weather Ftrm; hemlock first. 62c: sec onds, 60o. . Provision Pork, Arm; mess, 131.009 as.w, lamuy, Bi.vvff3f.oo; anort clear. 121.10921.00. Beef, irregular; mess, 923.00 wai.ftv; lamny. iau.itvaf37.go. iard. steady middle west 917.40917.60. Tallow Firm; alty, lie; country, 119 lie; special, lle. Butter Firm: receipts. 4.611 tuba: cream. cry, ll940e; firsts, S79!c; seconds, Erg strong: receipt. 1. 605 eases: freak gathered extra fin, 4&947o; extra firsts, 42 aiu, tiraia, avapsjitsi aeconas, svvvbc. Cheese Firms: reeelnts. 6.101: ata,ta freah specials, vsc; state rresh, average Poultry Llva; firms; chickens, l930o; fowls. 14914c; turkey. 20 9 21c. Draased: quiet; chickens, 11931c; fowls, 169i2c; Tsh City fJesNal Market. . Kansas City. NOV. II. Wheat Na, t nam. 91.1191-11; No. I red, 9t.l69t.ll; Decern ber, 91.111 May, 91.1191.14. Cora No. I mixed, 91.00; No. I white. 91. v; no, m yeuuw, iwsc; December. t29tlo: May, I69t6c. Oata No, 1 White. 67UC61e: Na. 1 mld. Oata NO, I whit. I79lle: No. 1 mixed 64964c. Butter Creamery, 16e; firsts. 12 Ue: sec onds, lie; packing, 21c ; Kgga Flrata, 17c. Poultry Hons, lie; roosters. ISo: broil i era, lie. Ml wwta poll Grata Market, Minneapolis. Nov. 14. Wheat DeeemhAt-. 1.1891.84; May, 11.1891.84, Cash: No. 1 hard. 91.97 98.00;. No. 1 northern, u.iiitvi.itn;, no. 1 northern, 11.119 ..f4. Corn No. I yellow, 16914c. ( x Oata No. I white, 66 96&c. . Flaxseed 91.7792.11. Flour Unchanged. Barley I0e991.lt. -Rye 91.4491 47. . Bran 927.o09SI.il. 8. Louis Oeseral Market. St. tiOUlS. Nov. II. Wheat No. 2 red. 91.819110; No. I hard, 91.1091.11; Deoember, 11.16 t May. 11.88. Cora No. I. old. 11.02: No. I whit. Aid. 91.06; Decern bar, c; May, t7o. Oats No. 1, 61961 c; No. I white noml nL ... livwpeal Oral Market, Ltvernool. Nov. II. Wheat Snot No. 1 hard winter, 16a lld; No. 1 northern Du luth, 16a lld; No. 1 Manitoba. 14s Sd; No. 2. 14s Id! No. S. 16s ld. Corn -Spot American mixed, new, 13s 9a '' ., : v Metal Market, New Tork, Nov, II. The metal exchange quotes lead, 97.0097.10; spelter, strong: spot, East St. tsouls delivery. ll913e. uopner Firm; electrolytic, first Quarter. 9SS.OO91S.OI: aecond quarter, 930.00913.00. iron oteany ana uncnanged, . Tin Strong; apot 944.76. At laondon Spot copper, fill: futures. 130. 10: electrolytic. 164: spot Un. 181: futures, llto. 16. lead, ISO, Its; spelter, 61, 16b. i - Sugar Market. ' Nw Tftrk. Nov. 1 K. Awi-.Rw ataarlv centrifugal, 1.40c; molasses, 6.63c, Reflned, steady; fine granulated, 7.60e, Sugar fu tures opened nrmer on c-oveiing and sup port from trade Interests. At poo, pries were I to I points higher. YOUR DIMES SPOUT COLLARS in the wonderful Oklahoma Oil Fields, where more fortunes have been made in a short time than in any other oil field. The BEST BUY ta this rich district to day Is SEQUOYAH OIL AND, REFINING which ia earning mora thaa S,, parta, 11 dividend, and which has tl wells. 1 vampin, plants, 10 sail.. f nip Mn and I.M0 scree at rich oil lands which osv Kardl, See scratched. BIO NEWS af trt) tneraased dividend I dv soon. BUY NOW and sat thy hi new dividend as a Chriatasas present. Writ lor ur aaoaiet. OIL THE FORTUNE MAKER . We will iladr, sand tt rrwa aa rsejvaast. E. A. FERRON & CO., XM 8. LaSall St. Suits tUS, CHICAGO. NEW YORJ STOCKS Trading Harked 'by Unusual - Extravagance S and Activity. l . - .'. v. BETTEE INQUIEY FOR KAILS New lorU, Nsv. It. Tralnr in today's msrkct wss characterised by a decree of extravagance and activity rarely surpassed In any of ths previous bull movsmen.ts of the lest two ysare. Aside from recognised bsalc conditions of a highly favorable Character, there Were no rievelnnmenie tn explsln the movement, which reoelved much or its vnpuise irom a conndent purposs and the usual professional sources. There were scarcely anv eicentlnna te the upswing, which comprehended an unusual number and variety of Isauee. many of a purely speculetlve character. A better In quiry for rails slao served to benent thai division, though advances in thst quarter were relatlveljt nominal and not well main tained. More than a score of stocks achieved new maximums, foremost amone thee helne nif States Steel, common, which rose 34 points .o- ire, wun aa tor tne second prererrsd at 110. A largs part of this sain wss aur. rendered late. Other high records Included l.ackswsnna Kleel at 101, gloss Sheffeld Steel at I3i4: Renubllc Iron et S7S1 , of the more prominent oODoers. such aa Anaconda. Chlno snd InsDiration; Atlantic Oulf and West Indies: Corn Products, pre ferred; American Writing Paper, preferred: Pressed Stsel Csr: Detroit United Rellwuv.. and Smelters Securities, preferred "B." In thaas snd kindred Issues gross sdvsnces ran irom rrsctlons -to threo and even live points, wltl one to two for Paclns, Gran gers and Trunk lines. Minor rails were Ir. regulsr. but mainly higher, Chicago Alton common and preferred lmnrovlne hv three to almost seevn points. United State, steel nnia us leadership ss the most active stock, bUt again Closed St OnlV a net fractlnnel gain. Central Lesthee reeeineri e I. of its recent decline at an extreme gain of -tb iviuLe. joiai sales, 2, 100,000 shares. Bonds Were Strong. With hnuvencv In Phlnn Copper 7. and Lackswanna Steel I's. Totsl sslss, psr Value. tl.tlO.OOO. United Hi. la. bonds were unchanged on call. . . ' Sales. High Low. Close. Am. Beet Sugar ., 1,100 10314 102!. 101V American Can ... 11.000 st UK lli Am. Car A Pdrv. . 17 BAA Ttu eou .i iT Am. Locomotive .. 18.300 I5 13 I3t4 Am. Smell, at Ref. 100,800 120 lim 118 Am. Sugar. Ref.. 7.100 111. Ill HI Am. Tel. & Tel u3 Am. Z. L. 8. ... 11.800 tOH St SIU Anaconda Copper., 70.700 102V, 1,1 u 1I1U Atchiaon 5.00 10114 10,2 10414 A Veritable Harvest of Exceptional Values Friday . i In AH Departments of This Big Store Superior Quality at Equal Price, v Your Overcoat Opportunity CsWltjUHM Boys' Suits lowaftBsr tltas, Snappy Styles in Boys' NORFOLK .SUITS Worth to $7.50, all sizes 6 to 18 years $4.95 Stylishly cut and well tail-, predmost of them hav ing two pairs of knickers; a big range of good pat terns tor your selection. Other splendid values in Boys' Suits and Overcoats, priced to. ... .$10.00 Boys' Mackinaw, a splendid range of patterns, in all the sizes 6 to 18 years; regular $10.00 values, at , $6.95 Other splendid Mackinaw values, at. . . . ... . . . . i ........... . $3.95 up a a , mens Shoes -That sold at $4.00; do Friday and Saturday v. .P' Good styles, all sizes, in gun metal, welt soles. From the Bankrupt Stock of Mid West Shoe Co. A splendid opportunity to secure a good shoe at a very low price. JT PAYS im t . It b !s tt 14 14 14 7 U It. 14 22V, 22H 172 170 1714 liu. 64 V, 17 14 12 tl !4Vt 11 12 70S II lt i74 14 661, 21 20 23 tl 11 tOH 17 ii" ' 11 184 110 111 Rail SX nhln l.too Brooklyn B. T. ... RAN r ' too 4.100 1,100 1,100 1,100 1.40, CaL Petroleum Canadian Paclfi. C'hes. at Ohio .... P.. U. a, Ht Pent C. R. I. A p. Ry. 11,10, Chlno Copper .... 11,000 Colo. Fuel ft Iron. 21,100 Corn. Prod. Ref. . 72.100 urucioie steel Distillers' Sec. . 14.H00 11,400 rieneeel' KlV.! 7,100 ureal northern prd 1,000 Ul. Northern or. ctf , t.OO Illinois Central ... 200 Interborougb C. C. l.too Inenlretlnn rnn a, i ea iiai, iii. na 41 44 44 101 104 101 11 17 17 70 lt 71 Intl. Harvester...'.' 200 til ill ill 121 111 111 11 21 25 tl 11 I 67 Ill 111 108 101 47J4 40 41 18 18 18 10 I 10 11 17 17 70 II 88 21 28 21 101 10f 107 11 17 II 142 121 121 111 110 110 It 21 21 v 21 17 66 66 34 14 34 101 107 101 17 84 ! J'. 33 23 0 11 11 27 26 28 127 126 126 23 23 23 230 221 221 141 147 148 86 83 81 141 137 188 124 123 123 121 121 121 120 111 111 2t 28 21 101. 101 101 6F,62 16 g.100,000 shares. tna. si, si. pro. CtIS 17,700 Ksnsss City So. .1 1,40, Kennecott Copper 117,100 Louisville A N Mex. Petroleum 11 BAA Miami Copper .... ll'toO Mo. Kan. a: T. Dfd 700 Missouri Pacific ,. ' 1,400 Montana Power .. 500 National Lead ... 4,70, Nevada Copper ... 11,000 Ney-York Central. 11.500 tl. i.i norroik A WcaL Northern Pacific Pacific Mall Psciflc Tel aV Tel. 1,200 1,300 1.600 fennsylvanla Ray. Con. Coppes '. It'.lOO RA.HIn. el ana Rep. Iron A Steel .It. 400 Shattuck Ariz. -Cop 17,100 Southern Pacific . 10.100 Southern Railway. 1,100 Htllriehelfee C , .AA Tenn. Copper .... 1,400 Texas Co 2.000 Union Pacific .... 21.200 Union Pacific pfd. 300 V. 8. Ind. Alcohol 1.100 11. ft Rteel BO KAA U. 8. 8teel pfd. ... '00 Utslh Copper 11,000 Wehnah nM "n" , UAH Western Union ... 400 Weettnghouse Blec. 14,100 . Total sales for the day. Londo Stock Markst. ( London, Nov. " It. American securities were steady and featureless on the slock exchange here today. " - 1 Silver Bar, 34d per ounce. Money 4 percent. , Discount Rstes Short bills, !t6 per cent; three months, 6 06 per cent. New York Money Market. - New Tork, 5 Nov. -16. Primes Mercantile Paper 3 per cent. Sterling Exchange Sixty-day bills, 11.71 ; commercial slxty-dsy bills on banks, 14.70; commercial slxty-dsy bills, 14.70; demand, 14.76: cables, 14.71 7-11. Silvers-Bar, 71o; Mexican, dollars, lie. Bond Government, ateady: railroad, strong. Time Loans Easier: sixty days, 103 Bald. Loooraotlve. 11.10, HIAYDEN sLUjO IX)0GEM0QUaLAS STREET and Saturday Two Routing Specials in Men's and Young Men's OVERCOATS Your Choice of Over 400 Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats that sold to $35 Ches terfields, Great Coats, Convertible Collar Coats and other most popu lar and up-to-date models. All new 1916 merchandise-- - At $23 Your Choice of Over 500 High Grade Overcoats, Worth $20 and $25 Chesterfields, Convertible Collars, Pinch Backs, Storm Coats and many other popular styles made up in splendid allwool fab rics, in complete range of sizes At $15 and Overcoats Underpriced A A Special Inducement In Millinery Department Friday 1 to 3 P. M. Your choice of 200 of this season's popular blocks in Velvet and Plush Shapes. Purchased specially for this sale ; some worth m ft $3.00. Sale price during these two S hours V; TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST per cent; ninety dsys and six months, ! ; 1 per cent.'- Call Money Steady; highest, 2 per cent: lowest. I per cent; ruling rate, 2 per cent: laat loan, 1 per cent; rlostng bid. t per cent: offered at 1 per cent. U. & Ref Is. re, II K. C. Bo. r is. tl ado. coupon ... II U A N. un. 4s. 16 V. 8. ts. reg..l00M., K. A T. 1st 4S 78 do. coupon... 100. Mo. Psc. 0 Is. 103 U. 8. 4s. ret... Ill Mont. Power 1. 11 ' ado, coupon ..110'N. T. City 4s.ll0 Am. Smalt. 6S..UI N. Y N. H. A Am. Tel. A Tel. H. cv 6s HI or. 4s .' 118 Nor. Pacific 4. 14 Anglo-French ts 16 Nor. Paclflo la.. 16 Atchison gen 4s l4Or 8. L. r 4a. 13 Bait. A O. ts... !4P. T. A T. 6s. 101 Beth. 8teel r Is. 102 Penn. con. 4o.l06 Cent. Pac. 1st.. 10 Penn. gen. !s.102 . Chea A Ohio cv Reading gen. 4a 15 4S 85 "Ot. Lh A B. r, C. B. A 0. 1 4s lt ref 4s ..; tl C., ' M. A St. P. So Psc. cv Is. .106 cv Is 10tSo. Pac. ref 4a. 12 C, R. I. A t. So. Railway 6.lo2 Ry. ref 4s 71 Union Pac. 4s.. 11 C. A 8. ref 4s 86 usflon Pac. cv 4s 14 , D. A R. O. e 4s 12 O. S. Rubber. .102 . Erie gen 4s.. 74U. & Steel 6s... 107 Gen. Elec 6s...l06West. Union 4a 17 Ot. Nor. 1st 4s,100p. of Can 1111.100 111. Cent, r 4s. tl 'Bid. I. M. M. 4s.l0l . , Local Blocks ai Quotations furnished by Bums, Brlnker A Co.. 441-62 Omaha National bank build ing, Omaha, Neb.: . Stocks' Bfd. Asked. Cudshy Packing Co., 7 pet pfd.104- 105 California Packing Corp. pfd. .101 106 Deere A Co. pfd It t7 Fairmont Creamery Co. pfd... 101 107 oooch Mill. A Ele. Co. 7 pet pfd 11 100 Lincoln ret. a Tel. com. I pci. ss Omaha-Council B. Ry. A B. pfd tt Omaha-Council B. 8t. R. pfd.. 74 Omaha-Council B. St B. com. 41 Omaha E. L. A P. Co. pfd.... 12 100 t 711. 15 17 Peters Mill. Co. I pet pfd 11 100 union siocg xos. Co. ts pxa...loi loz Wilson A Co. pfd..... 101 Wichita U. 8. Ids. I pot. stock It 101 Bonds Argentine Gov't ta 1120 100 100 Armour A Co. 4S,MI11 tl tl . Booth-St. Louis ts, 1131 11 100 Chicago Railways 1st 6s. 1127. It 17 Chicago Tel. 1st 6. 1123 101.21 101.25 Cudshy Pack. Co. 1st 6s, 1124.102 .. Iowa P. Cement Co. Is, 1116-24. t, lit Kansas City Ry. 1st is. It44.. 17 ; tl Los Anglss Ry. C. 1st r. 6i, lilt It K ' March. H. A L. 1st A r. Is, 1112 tt.H tt.tt Omsha-Ceuncll B. 8. R. 6a, 1121 It ,7 Paclflo G. A Elect la, 1141.... 17 II Packard M. C. Co. is. 1111... 11 11 Spok. H L A P Co 1st Is, lilt II 100 Swift A Co. 5s, 1144 101 101 " City of Toronto 4 He, 1953 81 10 ' Utah P. A L. Co. 1st Is, 1144. 15 tl Wilson A Co. ts, 1111. 102 103 Wichita Union stock Yards 6101 - Bank Cleajingsv Omaha,Nov. It. Bank clearings for Omaha today were 11,412,720.07, and for the corresponding day lagt ye.r, 14,127,712.02. Equal Quality at Lower Price. Here Friday CanrsrstHart Scbsiiaar ilsa Splendid Showing of BO YSV OVERCOATS Worth up to $7.50; sizes 2tol2hl QC years tJir cO In Chinchilla ' and neat wool mixtures either convertible collar or but ton to the neck models. A big assortment here for your selection. All match- less'values. - ; IT PAYS. 4 t