!8 ' - ' - THE BEE: OMAHA; -TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1918. - '
LIVE STOOL MARKET
Beef Steer. Steady, but Feeder
Trade Demoralized by Foot
f and Month Disease Scare.
HOGS MOSTLY FIVE HIGHEB
Omaha, NeTmbJr V. 1
neeerpts were: Cattle. n haaB).'
Bftimsu nnd.r .
(torn, d.r lut ro..lUM lll ?'
8.m. aar t w. .k. Mil ;." it.jn
84m. ear I w'ks so. . T.MT 1I.JJJ
Rama r 4 wks e.o.1.,101 T,Mt M.lOJ
Bam. day last year.. .10,171 MM 1MJI
Harriett ul disposition ef live "lock at
the llaloa Block Trd. Omaha, for Iweoty
four hours tndlnc at I p. m. restsrdsr.
BBCEIPTS CAR".
Cattla. Hoes. Bneep.n r
ft. M. St. P...
Wsoash .
. MlMpuri ParlAc,.
Union Pactflc. . .
C. a N. W., east
C. N.W., wbI
C, St. P., M. O
J 1
.. ' I
1
H 41 ..
It ..
II 7 f I
I 11 . ..
1
!S II 1
II t
. -. -' 1.
11 "
I v.
ls 17 4
c b, a v.
a. r. q.
..117
C. R. 1 a P.. ee.t J
C, R. I P., west 1
Illinois CenlrBl..... 1
Cklcafo aC Was!.. H
Total reFelota. . .
DISPOSITION HKAD. ,
, , Cattla, How. Sheep.
U.rrl. a Co.'... 1.041 !..
Sarlft Co ........ 1,021 J.lll
Cudahy Packing Co.... 1,031 1,
Armour at Co 1.101" ."
Srhwarts a Co , .... 1
J. w. Murphy......... .... 1,174
Morrell T 1 , .',
1,123
4.M2
Lincoln Packing CO. ...
Cudahy, Ksasss City..
Armour, St. Paul
Benion, Vanaant a Loan
Hill a. Son
P. B. I,ewla
J. B. Root Co
J. H. Bulla '
I. P. Haas....
Roscnatock Bron.
P. U. KalloM
700
It.
170
It
40
30
111 ;
11
' 41
Hi
Wartholmer a Pagan
II. P. Hamilton ' M ..... ' .....
gulllvan tlroe ; 1 "
Holkachlld Krebs..., "IT .... ....
Mo. a Kaa. Calf Co.. I
Cr.rl.ll. T ....
Hlgglna , M
Huffman ............. ... .... ....
notk ' I .
John Harray. ......... lit .... ....
Dannla a Prancla Itl
Jensen 4k Lungraa 110
Other buyasa.. 1.040 .... t.411
I Total. ...... ..10,111 11,101 11,147
Cattla Tba eattle trada thla morning was
all In -the air, e.ryon. balng upaat and
not knowing what to da on account of tho
foot and mouth dlaaaao stars at Kansas
City and St, Joseph. Bast cattla Intandod
for 1m mod lata slaughter waro sslllng all
rlshL thars bslna llttlo chanae In tha mar-
net, hut stockar and fasdar trads was at a
l.nd.illl. ovsryona balng afraid to buy for
faar of not balng abla to gat It shipped out.
Until too government experts haVa dsnnltalr
Battled whatbar er net the cattla bald at
Kansas City ban foot and mouth disease
II Is baliaved to be tha bast policy for ship-
pars ta bold back stock esttla and feeders
from nil mark at pornu. This Is Thanksgiv
ing weak,' which at aevsr a vary good time
la which ta ahlp feeder cattla, and for that
reason as wall as on- account of tho foot and
mouth daoaaa soars, feadar cattla will be
besr OK at boms than at any of tba mar-
kets, .
.Quotatlone on eattloi Good to choice oorn
fad beeves. t.TIll.li good to choice
ttelrtity beeves, 11.10 ejlO.lo; fair to good
aornfed beeves, ll.Mttt.00; common to fair
mrnfed beeves, ll.S0tJl.S0; good to choice
Kasi bosves, I7.7(OI 0; fair U good grass
eves, $1.7097.71: common to fair grass
beeves. Il.7ltr0.7el good to choice heifers.
o.iot)7.00: good to choice cows, 01 lOH.lll
fair to good cows, fa,iva.si common w
fair Am. I4.BL70! aood to sbntCS tar
an. 17 lAAtaa: fair la aood faadars. I0.7IO
t.lO; common to fair feedere, O.O0l.7O:
good to choice tockers, 07 kogyi Oo: stork
hairam. IS.aft4k7.1i-. stack eowa. ll.OOOfl.00
atuck cbIvob, ! 00; veal oslves. 11.00
OjlO.OOg beef bulls, sugs, etc.. II logi n
Bologna bulls. le.00t)i.00. - .
ftBurcaonlaUva salesi
1 ' NEBRASKA. . "
llslmrs,.14!l It ITatasrt... Ill II 10
OCW1...110I I 10
SOUTH DAKOTA.
lalears.. Ml Tl
1 steera
141
hog
fl
Hoga Early estimate sf tha
run
celled for 111 ears, or 11.700, head, and
later on It waa predicted- loar toe oniciai
i-Aoat would be rtaht oloao tO 2A0 OBrs.
V Shipping demand was fairly nrisk and a
very respeotaoto snare ox . tns onennsa
moved on outside ardors at prices that
vera largely lo higher. Packers' early
offers waro no better than steady, but moat
of them soon gavs up the attempt to
buy hoga at last wsek's prices, and wRen
bulk of ths supply began to move It wss
at gores that were generally a nickel
higher.- -
A big Share of the offerings sold this way,
but on ths ttnlsh" ths market weakened.
One packer had sever raised his early blda.
- sod at noon ha wsa still bidding steady to
If anything, a Httlo easier, on what hogs
were, left after tho other buyer, got through.
. Wires from Chlcsga lata In the forenoon re
ported the trade cloning stronger there,
' sad as a result local sellers, preferred to
take a chance on tomorrow's market - to
accepting leas than early prices, there be
Ing somsthlng over flftssn load, of freah
hogs still unsold at noon. It might be noted
thet most of tho hogs which wsrs left had
comb In on the later teams, and wsre not
yarded until the market wss pretty wall
sver.
Ths market average up about nlokel
'"htghsr, for while some of the -tret sales had
been no mora than strong others could
be pointed out that were a dime higher.
, Bulk of tho sales wsa mads at ll.iog) lo.oo,
with topsi at 110,11, a dims above Satur
day's high mark, and tho beet prices on
record for tno jnontn oi pjovemoer,
Itei rossntariva solas I
No. Av.
10., ISO
IT. .141
i.,m
10. .131.
44. .171
41..J41
Sh. Pr. No Av, ih. Fr.
... ft 10 . fll.'.UO ... $ Oft
... II II, .111 ... I TO,
... O H " ' 40.180 130 I 10
110 I It . 07. .MO V. 0 '
40 OfS 7..130 ... 10 00
Tift 10 06 H. lll Ift 10 If .
tuna .. .
;Hi:.u
, Mheep A mighty liberal sheep and lamb
run was- on hand thla morning, arrivals
rwunttng out eighty-five oars, or about 10,
mo bead. This Is 7.000 larger than a week
ago. t.000 heavier than two weeka ago and
a gain ot 4,000 over a year ago.
: The only thing that waa certain about
tns lamb trade up to a pretty lata hour
ths forenoon was that prices would
lower, sellers who had their Intltngs last
week finding the tables turned on them
this morning. Chicago had a big run and
reported a break, while local receipts were
largo and ran almost entirely to killer
stuff, ' tho Cat lamb supply being a good
dsl larger than requirements. On packer
bought a few bunches of ewes and lambs
early that were weak to 16 Olio lower. Day-
Ing fll.00 for a few, but as a general thing
ousnngs mane up to miatorenoon wsro
quarter or mora below last week's close. The
feeder run was very limited, and what few
were ready to show early moved readily at
about stsaar nguraa.
. Buyers gradually raised their blda on fat
lambs, ntll by shortly after 11 o'clock quite
a little stuff began to move, and at noon
bulk of tho offerings had changed hands.
Prices wsro uneven and after first rounds
nothing was less than lO01tc lower, while
a good many loads were flat 16c off. Gen
eral quality was not- as good as at laat
weeks cloas, for while plenty of good
lambs were hers, tho percentage of toppy
bunches was not as large. Hulk of the
decent to choice offerings moved at f 11.11
tjiz.es, ana ons ouncn reacnea 113.01, Clip
ped lambs that brought 10.1ft were conald
ered about tho same as those at 110.40 Frt
day.
When It was all over 'the fat ewe market
looked pretty does to steady. Offerlngo were
not ovsriy targe, ana several loads that
onnigni si.se were sieaay, or nearly so.
Quotations on shosp and lambs: Lambs.
good to choice. fll.7IOll.0l; lamba, fair
io goo, iii.isejii.7s; ism be, clipped, fft.to
biv.zs;' lamos, leeaers, 9S.7tvii.QS: year.
Imga, good to choice, ft.OQf10.00; yearlings.
air w aooti. fi.iv.ii yearnnga, reed'
ere, 17. SO)!. 00; wethers, fair to choice,
f1. 0091.71; owes, good to choice, fM0t
plain to enlla, f4. .eon. 15: ewea. (Mdine
fs.tft.fO.f0; ewes, breeders, alt ages, .uv
. Revrosentatlvs sales; 7 'V of '.'
. . .- - - Av..- - Pr.
71 f4 Iambs ................. 77 11 IS
314- fed lambs 70. It 00
' M. .loasph Uh Hcoctt atei.' .
fit Josoph, Ma, Nov. 17. Cattle Rs
cHpts. 1,100 bead; market 00leo higher;
steers, f 7.O60)J0.7S oows and nslfers, fl.fO
piv.evr raivt-a, si. sop H. OS.
Bofls Revel pts, J 0.100 head: msrkst slow
U1K ss.ss; DUI 01 wais. 1. 400100-
' flheep and Lambe Hectrlunti, 1,1,00 head
market stoady; iambs, fll.t-.iyU.Hj awes,
NEW YORK STOCKS
Heavy Closing; After Early
Strength and Several New
Maximums.
ADVANCE IN CALL MONET
Kiw York. Nov. 17. V.fM rorrtr of
dlttqutotlnr character, 9graive aelllng by
profculona.) trad era and an atfvanoa Id call
monr lo IH pr cant, tht hithaat rate et
c)pt oi) thta year. cenU-buttd to tha heavy
clMlnv of today'a markat after an aarly
period of strength and aeveral new max!
inuma. . ;
The herdentni; of money rate waa ni tin-
txpected In view of lut week's bank lUtt
mnt which dlacloaed a further contraction
of exceai reaervee to barely more than ISS,-
009,009, a derreaao of more than fll.ooo.ooo
in the laat tnreo weeaa ana ine emausBi
total lne the middle of 4h year.
Gains Ob the forenoon ranted from a sub
stantial fraction In United mates Hteal at a
new high record or ut to a point or two
in other active Indus trials, and 1 to t points
for leading equipments. Coppers also were
better, being stimulated by another advance
In future price of the refined metal.
I'llllt Ian BnH ssfeielitlaMi alf fast IMM'lal
deslgnstlorf were higher at thtr best by I
to 7 points, the latter gain hting registered
by Ohio Uas at the nw record of lOfttt.
Pittsburgh Coal. Philadelphia Company. In
dustrial Alcohol and other miscellaneous is
sues re flee ted the activities of pools or
cliques, but yielded to moderate pressure.
Ralls were In no sense a factor market-
wise, only two noteworthy movements In
that quarter being the temporary strength
of Reading and other coalers and the con
sistent heavlnsss of Canadian Pacific. . Mexi
cans followed the upward trend of the first
hour, but were among the first to twee
ground. Total- sales of stocks .,120,000
shares.
The meat Interesting development of the
day In Its broader Implications was the de
cline of exchange on tha central powers to
the lowest rates quoted sine the' ontbreak
the war. In point of fact, offerings of
bills on Germany and Austria wars barely
nominal ' so that today's depreciation was
fentlmental rather than actual.
uotn impnria vn a large - acaie irom
England by way of Canada were resumed
and further moderate exports of, the metal
to nouin America were made.
Honda were irregular with Paris sixes at
a new law quotation. Total sales, par value,
ViVKe.noQ. united States bonds were un
changed on call.
Total sales for the day, !,SII,sQ0 shares.
numoer oi sates ana quotation on isaaing
stocks.
Bsles.
High.
Low. Closs
101 j 104
Am. Beet Sugar.. 1.000
107
Amsrican usn... s.toe
Am. Car A Fdv..l0.100
04 I1U 01
71 7I 71
1 IIUj 10
Am. Locomottve...a,400.
Am. B a Hrg... .14.700
Am. Bugsr Rfg... 1,100
Am. T. a T I.ioo
122
lieu, 11,
ii7g invi
11IV1
ill
101
105
111
I" It
Am. E. U a S. 1.100
Ansconda Cop. ... 51,000
H
lot
tl
aicniaon ,, a, flue
Ba dwln IaMO 7.700
Baltimore a Ohio 1,100 Villi
Brooklyn R. T
Hi
Butte i Sup. Cop. 4,000 ' 70
HVI 0
14V 1
l7i it,
nil. n
Cel. Petroleum.. 1,900
Canadian Pac..,, 1,000
Central Leather. .11,100
Chee. Ohio.... 1,100
171 ,
lit
07
IV
117 V i
4V
70V
,10V,
7714
II
44
11
2U
7 It
1
c h. a si. p.... too
C. a N. W 400
C R. I. a P. Rv. 7.000
1
an
,1
t
it
127
II
61
It VI
Chtno Copper... .11. too
coio. r. a I s.ioo
Corn Prod. Rfg..ll.00
Cruclbls Steel.. ,.10,300
ItM
1)1.. Securities 1.000
Kris 1.100
in,
100
117
4
101
",
121
den. Electric..,, 1,100 111.
u. norm. pro. ... boo i
u. Nor. ore ctfs. l.ioo
Illinois Central .. 100
Inter. Con. Corp
Inaplr. Copper... .21,000
Inter. Harv., N.J. 1,700
Int. Her. Usrlne
pfd. ctf 11,100
K. C. Southern., too
Konneoott Cop., ,11,700
Louis. Na.h...
Met. Petroleum,. 1.100
41V,
101
'ivi,
in
I1IK
70H
1.1
lit
11IH
11
"
111 ,
.101 V,
joi'ii"
4tH
ii",
101
07 H,
1014
mti
ti
1SIU
as
31 Vi
101
.n8
.1311
147
lit"
iH
1:1 u
i
30
101
I3tl
Ill It
1
iiii
tot
Vi.
Miami copper..
M., K. 41 T. pfd
Mo. Pacific...
Montana Power
National Lead. .
.too
17
1,100
1,100
11 vt
103
07 14
Nevada Copper., 18,100
N. T. Centre!.... 1,200
N. T., N. II. H. 4.000
Norfolk A West. 1,000
Northern Pacific. l,IO0
Pacific Mall 1,400
Pacific T. a T... ....
Pennsylvania ,, 1.000
Ray. Con. Cop.. .11.700
Reading 10.100
Rmo. Iron AV S.... 11.000
3014
?
107 ft
I
1401
inC
J"
17 V
i!s;
100
.1
lilt
not
111
II
1!Vj
101 a
::3
Snattuok Arls C... l.too
South. PaciriOu. 1.100
Southern Ry. .... 4.100
1VV
17
u,i
tatvl
iS
II
194
111 VI
111
111
101
I'Vi
nooinem nr,..M i.iv. . n
Htudebaker Co.... 1,700 114
Tenneaaea Conner fM 31
Texas Company.. 4,80ft 3t
Union Faclfloa... 11,100 141
union Pac. prn.
U. 8, Ind. Alcohol 1,100
U. ft. Steel J1I.300
V. B. Steel pfd.. 1.700
Utah Copper SM60
Wabash pfd. "B" i.000
Western Union... 1.800
1174,
lilt;
ill
lit
so si
101
1414
west. Bisctric... t,.v'
Ouotatloas furnished by Burns, Drinker A
Co., Mt-Bl Uinana tnaitonai jsana vqiiain.
8TOCK Bid. Asked.
Cudahy Pkg, Co.. 7 pet pfd 104 . 100
Beatrice Cream Co., 7 pot pfd. ,107 101 V4
Peers Co pfd tT
Fairmont .Cream. Co., pfd 104 101
Ooooh Mill. 4k B. Co., 7 pot. pfd. OtVj 100
Harding cream Co., I pot pto... it iv
K. C. Light Power Co., 00m.. 41 41
Lincoln T. A T. com. 7 pet 07 100
Om. A C. B. Ity. 4k B. Co,, pfd. 00 01
Ont. A Co. B. Bt. Ry,, pfd.,,,.. 74 74
om. Biso. ju. e. r. co., pra.r..,. S3 , si
Peters Mill Co.. t pot pfd...... 4 101
Hwlft A Co ...MM 14fH
union b, Tyas. uo pot, ss-aiv.'sia ivi
Wichita Union Stock Yds, 0 pot 14 . , f
Wilson A Co., 1 pfd. ..100 ..'.IffH
Argentine dev. Is, 1!0. ...,.,.100 100 14
Armour A Co., Hs, lilt f3U IS
Am. T. A T notes 4u, 118..100 100
uooin-oi. 14. v. a. , iiit sfKi iv
United King, of Qt. Britain A
Ireland pet. notes, till., si 11
Chicago ny, in as, 1117 v l 17
Dsn. a. A Rleo. I. Co. Is, 11 II n
la, -Portland Cement CO. 0s, lit Oft 100
Kansas City Ry. 1st Is, 1144... 07 U ' Of
Om. A Co. B. 8t Ry. Is, 1121.. 00 07a
Omasta Oas Co. &s, 1017....,.,, II 1 ItU
Pae. Gas A Bleo. fa, 1141,.., 17
Dwift A Co. la, 1044 ......101 101
opnngiiaiu or. ny, at r. is, . 1 '
1K0-1I 100 . 101
Wilson A Co., Is. 1141. ..10JU 101
Blout City Tel, Is 10 . 101
Russian Qov. IHs, lllSAlatarnai
loan (1,000 , rubles) lot 317
I- ., I
Mew York Meaaj Market.
Near York, Nov. 17, Mercantile vaoer. lu.
Bterllaa KiohaflBe Blxtv-d.v kiiia
14.71 H I commercial alstydar kills on banks!
.,.fvi,i oomm.roiaf .ixiy.oay Bills, 14.1,
a.mano, ...i.i wun. ,t.ie T'la.
Silver Bar, 74c: Mexican dollars. Itlin
Bonds 43ovsrnmokt. stesdsi railroad, ir.
resular. v
Tims Loans Flrmsr; alxtir and ninety
day and six months. tQi per oent.
Call Money Htroni; kith, IVI per oent
low, t per cent; rutins rat,, f per cent
inat loan, , vr oenc, cioainB bid. per
AAA I ' AffAAArf A. . 1. ... . A...
U.S. Tit. le res: l,u,aM. p. 'roe a. u,.
U.S.r. la coupon IIVjMont. Fewer la, .too
u. B. as, ooupoB-iQUOir.. x. cea. dek le.ltlh;
U. 8. 4e, ret 110 -N. Y. City 4 is
U. 8. 4s, coupon. .llOVt 1M .. .....'u.u
Am. Smeltere le..ll,V,N, Y N. H. a H
Am.T.aT. v tvtaiot ov, ta ,'llla.
ansio-rrencn .v,no. raclfle ,s. . ,44
Al,-hl.An n. .a, IIUVm,. n ..".! 1.7
B. a O. sa...... II Norlk. Pacific Is t7
uetn. n. rer. se..iui.u. a. I. ... u
ll.l.. P..1A. la, . - t- 11 A. ' . . T .
C. a O. cv. tVis,. ItjtPenn. con, 4l,s...l0t
C, B. 4 O. J. 4s.. II VPenn. (on, 4u.ui
CM. St. P. V.SS.10I Beadlns sen. ta.. H
l... ii. .. m , af -at irfuie A H. f ,
ref. 4s II rer. is ll
C. 8. ret IS IIHSo, Pac, cv. ia.,,104
D. R. O. con ts 11 So. Pac. ref. ta.. ,1
Brie gen. 4e.... 74t4outhern Hy. Ia...l01
Oen. glee. tav..l0t!,Unlon Pae. 4s... I,
u. Nor. lst-4tts..loe.unlon Psc. cv. 4s ta
Illinois On. r. ts II V. H. Rubber ta'ioi
InL M. M. tHs.lllttU. S. Sl.cll Is ...107
K. C S. rl. ta., II West. Union ivis
LIN, on. ta. ttDom. of Canada
m.i a T. 1st ta 71 lilll) i
. Omaba. Nov. 17. Bank elaarlnn
today wore M.I1I.7U.1I and for tba com-
.irvnuwie UB7 an year ..,.!, .si, la,
' Celtea Market. .
ttvm York, Nov. 17. Cotton futures
openea nrm; uecemoer, ll.ooo; January.
11.00c; March. 11. lie; May, li.IOc: July
11.41c. . I
Cotton futures closed atsady. Deoembor,
..nw,, eiarcB. se.sso: May.
IO.Hci July, 11.14c. "'
Spot
cotton aulst;
No sales.
nlddllnc uplands,
10.10c.
The cotton market today aim a a.
net decline. of 10 to 1, polnta
Liverpool, Nov. 17 Cotton Spot In fair
.. n.,-,inT. nrm, pm miaunnf, ILtld
ml'ldllnt, 11 lid; low mlddllnc. Itlfd
we, ..... oaiva.
Pee Wsnt Ad Produce Results.
RAIN AND PRODUCE
Cash Wheat Market Takes Big-
Drop Following Sharp De
cline in Futures.
RECEIPTS ABE VEEY HEAVY
Omaha, November tl. 111.
Cash -wheat followed tha big decline In
futures and sold from 4c to so lower.
The receipts of grain today wars very
heavy, but with all cereals selling at a de
cline, there was very llttla disposition on
the part of tha sellers to 1st go at tho pre
vailing prices. - '
. The buyers, however, were Vllltng to
pay the market prices, and toward" close
of tha cash market the trade became a
little better and the bulk of tho No, J hard
sold around $1.73 and $1.74. The No. S
hard sold generally at $1.71 ana m.rs, urn
ih. nwiigr (() of wheat were slow sellers
and only a, few cars of th No. 4 hard and
sample grade were sold.
Ths corn market was also very oolet and
the sales were extremely light, with tha
market quotea about ana c """.
Oats was ine nest aeiier on !--, --
hile the market sold from 140
tha. irarlei In tl.10 mantel WU COHi-
paratlvsly actlvs and tho bulk of the of
ferings were soia. tarn
iM. eold at 63e. hut a few choice samples
brought 6Jc and um, and ths poorer
samples ranged from Mfce to $te.
There was a fairly actlvs trade In rye
and the market generally was quo ted from
to ic lower.' 10. eum
and $14$, and the bulk of the samples.
which jrifl wo. n.
Barley receipis war. .
mand lor this cereal waa lainr bout. m.
prices ruling sboul lower. , i
Closrsnres were: " --
014.000 on.! corn, isa.ovv do.; o.
l.iveroool closed with wheat steaay to
Id higher and corn Hd lower.
Primary wheat rereipie wero ....,-..,
and shipments of Mt,000 bu.. against I
eelpts of 4,100,000 bo. and shipments
. ... AAA Ih. Iaa. Ml. . '
v.a,vvv u u. ,
01
'primsrr corn receipts wsro 1,117.000 bn.
and shipments ol 104.000 hu., against re
relpls of 1.104,000 bu. and shipments of
121. 00O BO. last year. ...aaaa w..
Prlmarv OSU receipts were 1.H0.000 bu.
and shipments of 1.141,000 bu agslnst re
ceipts of 1,171,000 bu, and shipments of
104,000 Dtt. isst year.
CARUT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oata
tl til 171
Chlcsgo . , .
Minneapolis
Dutoth ....
41
144
Omaha ....
lit . Hi ii
111 , 71 II
111 II 17
Mil
Kansas City
Louis ..
Winnipeg
These sales wsrs reported today! .
wheat No. I hard winter: car, ..,.;
ears, 11.74. I oars, 11.71. No. t hard
winter: 1 car, 11.74; oar, 11.71; 11 oars.
11.71; 1 car. 11.71: I oars, 1.71. No. t
hard winter: 1 ear, 11.71; t cars, 11.70; 4
esre, 11.11; 1 ear, 11.17; 1 bar, 11.46; I
era. Il.tt. No. 4 spring: 1 car, 11.42; 1
car, 11.40. No. 4 durum: 1 car, 11.71. No.
mixed: l car, .1.1,, war,
oar, l.7l: l cars, ai.n- no. , mam: .
oar, 11.61. bamplo mixed: 1 car. 11.11.
Rye No. I: 1 esr, 11.41; 1 car, 11.44.
No. I: 1 ear, 11.44; 1 1-1 cart, 11.41. No.
ear, 11.40,
Barley No. 4:-1 oar, 11.07; 1 car. 11.01.
Rejected: 1 car, lie. Sample: I far, lie.
Corn NO. 1 wnite: 1 car, ...c. i no. .
hlte: 1 car (old), llol I ears, 17 e. No. 3
yallow: tt cars, lie: 1 car (ear), lie. No.
mixed: 1 car, e.o; . oar, '-ac, m
17 He. No. I mixed: I cars, 17 e; I ears.
!7o; 1 cars, I7e, ,
Oats No. I whits: 1 rarllo; l-l car.
lie. Standard: l ears, e. o. no. a wnu
oars, tlUc; 1 ear, ile. Sample white:
It oars, 12 o.
nmaha CUB rnoos Vf nest no. . nini,
11.711.76: No. I hard. 11.7091.73; No. H
hard, Il.tl91.71: No. I spring, 11.7191.71;
No. I aprtng, 11.7191.711 No. I durum.
1.7191.71; No. I durum, ,1.71071.1.. t;oro:
kt. t white.. 17 VI ltd I No. a wnite. aits
I7e: No. t white, ll9l7o; No. i white.
I10lle; No. I Whlta, 11911c; No. 1
aiiaw. tttttltte: No. I yellow, I7llc;
No. 4 yellow, I717c; No, yellow, lt9
l7et.No, t yellow, li9Uo: No. 4 mixed,
I79t7e; No. g mixea, eenv.ic; no.,.
mi.Ad. ltIIV,c: No, I mixed, lt9H0;
C 1 ml.ed. llBlllUe. OSU: I30MO:
standard. tl9tlo: No. I white, Sit) 63 Ho:
Nn. 4 white, tiujseieio. tiariey: mailing,
1.0191. II; No. 1 feed, I.etJIl.OI. Rye:
No. , 1.4491.y: No, I, 11.4191-14.
Tho bears .seem to be temporarily In
AAntrnl of ths market and while ths open
ing prices on wheat were, stesdy, tho re-
ham. of submarines reaopoarlng at tho sea.
board was a bearish factor and the market
Buffered a heavy decline during the. early
houra of the market.
The corn market was somewhat easier
and, following the reports of Argentine rain
and a tendenoy to follow wheat, the Deeem
bar article closed about le lower,, while
May dec ined c.
Oata showsd littles Independent strength
and followed th. otn.r oeroalt on tbe do-
cilne, December oats waa about le off
and May closed lite lower.
Local range Of options:
Art.. I 6pen. High. Low. Close. Sat.
Wht, . ' ' T
Dso. 1 71 . 1 71 17 1 11 1171
May 1 10 1 10 174 1 7ill0
July 1 tl 1 41 111 1 4414l
Com.
Dae. Ilt.9 11 14 lit,
May ' 10 10 lie, ' 00 ,1
July II II 10 , 10 tl
Oat. . ' .
Deo. 14 14 II 11 11
May I 11 t tl 11 11
Chleaao oloslna nrlooa. rurnlahad Tha sh
by Logan a Bryan, etock and grain brokera
lit Boutn Hlxtoontn strsst, Omaha: .
Art. I Open, I Hlgn. Low.J Closs. 1 Bat.
Wht I i
Deo. , X U I 11 171 U 1 7S 171
Msy 1 tS 1 14 171 H 1 10 114
July 1 14 1 6414 141 1 60 164
Corn, i t t
Dec. ' UtfttH 3Vfc H 81 12
May tfi 92 3 &'
July U9 14 MHII H
Oats.
Dee. Illl 5 (4 61 H
May t0 0 US tt 0
July u 64 ; " 14 66
PwH, . J ' :
Jao. tl U 17 IT S7 48 ST BS 17 76
May 17 ST 78 27 60 IT 66 27 67
Larl.'
Jan. It IT II II II tb l SS II ST
May II SS I II 46 II SO 19 46 II S.
Ribs.. r . -
Jan. 14 II 14 TO 14 IS 14 IS U 16
May II SS 14 86 14 77 14 SO II 77
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
fteports et reealble Armistice In Europe
vaeee uis urop im wiieai.
Chic so. Nov. 7, AfUr a whlrlwt6d of
selling that fcsitMd ao extreme sstbeck of
9o a bushel In ths wheat market today,
the- market made aomethlnir of a rally ow
ing to an unexpected decrease In the United
State visible supply total. Possibilities of an
atimsilce, of submarine hostilities near the
United Btatea and of an embargo on ex
port shipments of foodstuffs were all fac
tors tn bringing about the amash til values.
The eloee was week.. Se to 4e net lower
wittt - December at 41.73 to 41.73 and
May at S1.80 to 1.SI. Corn finished 1
O.o to 3o flown, oats off c to le.
and provisions vvsrylng Iron) 2o decline to a
rise of Sec. v
July delivery of wheat displayed rela
tively the greatest weakness, aa being more
subject than nearer options to the chance
that an arm let toe, if declared would lead
to pesos. At first neither peace reports
nor 'Contingencies regarding threatened
hindrances on shipments to Europe seemed
to be taken seriously by . the majority of
traders. It waa not until a few prominent
houses began to aell with a free hand that
a general stampede of holders took place,
The recent vigorous moves for an embargo
appeared ta have left the market also bare
of orders to purchase, and In no shape to
withstand the flood of atop loasea that sud
denly swept the pita.
Attempts to rally ths wheat market met
with no lasting success until the final hour
of the session. The United BUtes visible
supply total wma then shown to have dimin
ished 141. SOS buahete In a weak, what-
Udurlng the ooruspondlng time last year the
aonieeiK! store naa gsinea e,i (,V09 DUsneis.
The contrast wsa too striking- te escape
widespread notice and waa emphasised by
signs that the break In prices today had
seen ine occasion oi renewal or export busi
ness estimated later at 17.000.004. Even
under such circumstances, however, the
market waa again on the downgrade In the
nnai imeen minutes. - -
Hoof and mouth disease reports In Ns
braaka, Kansas and Missouri had a Jbear
Ish effect on com nnd so too did rains In
Argentine. Moat of the weakness In the
corn market nevertheless was ascribed to the
fsll ot wheat values, Oats dropped with
other cereals. Big stocks en hasd also
against tne bulls.
Provisions for the meet part went up-
wara owing lo tne reported outbreak
the hoof and mouth Blague. The wee. fanes
oi grsta formed only a temporary offset
Chicago Cash PricesWheat: No. red
11.14; Me. I red, 11.74; No, I hard, noml-
nal; No. 1 bard, I1.1IU. Corn: No. 1 yel-
w. ,4VUjc; no, , yellow, rurJ..,,c; no.
wblta. eiwIJUc Oats: No. I white. 15
ftStc; etandard, Ittt7c. Rye: No. I,
tl.UtJl.SI, Barley, 0cll.2l. Seede:
Clover, tll.aottli.0O; tlmotby. Il.ll9i.la.
Provlalon.: Pork, 111.01; lard, 117.01; ribs,
lit 00 14.71.
Hotter nrm; creamery , s.a.,zo.
Esse Steady; receipts, 1,414 cases: an.
chanced.
Poutoes Lower: receipts, rirry-eigni
ears; Micklsan, Wisconsin, Minnesota ana
DskoU whits. II. tool. tl; Minnesota and
Dakota Ohlos, 11.101,1.10; Idaho and Wash
ington whits, Il.l5tpl.7l. '
LAtter ths market dloolayed renewed
strength as a reault of reporu of an out-
K.AAl. A. flwl BAA n-A, A .llUM
Poultry Uve. blaher: fowls, lae; sprints.
17o; turksys, 17c
NEW YORK GENERAL stARRET.
Q notations of the Day aa Taitasa iA-adutf
tjmmodmes. -
New York, Nov. 27. Flour East, spring
12.01; No. 1 northern., Manitoba, 1107,
I, o. b. new xorK.
Corn Soot weak: No. 1 yellow, ll.Hi,
c. I. f. New York, (en-day shipment.
Ost spot wsak; sundard, toeie.
Hay Steady; No. 1, 11.10; No. 1, 11.10;
No. 1, 11.00; shipping, 10011c.
Hops Stesdy; stats, common to cnotce,
Kit, 4lf)S0c; 1,11. lOlec; Pacido
coast,
ttis. lieitc: ltit. ioiic.
Hides Steady; Bogota, ttatle; Central
America, ttc.
Leather Firm; hepsjock firsts, a7e; see.
onds, lie.
Provuions pork, nrm; mens, ,ii.uv
11.00: fsmllr, lll.0093t.00; ahort, - clear.
I!). 00 011,00. Beef, stesdy; mess, 111.00)
11.10; family, Ili.t0lt7.00. Lard, strong;
middle weet, I17.10O17.40.
Tallow Quiet: elty, lie, nominal; eoun.
try) llKtrllttc; spoclsl, llc.
Butter s-irm; receipu, s.toi woo; cream
ery. UtptlViC; first UVIlVie; seconaa
HfJllHc.
Ksgs Firm: receipts, l,t, cases; iresn
gathered extra flna, tltJSOc; extra firsts, 47
t4lc; firsts,, 44t94tc; seconds, luetic.
Cheese Firm: receipts, l.iio cartons;
ststs whole milk flats, fresh speclsls, 14
14c; stats, avsrags fancy, Illte.
Poultry Lilvo turkeys firm at 10c; otnor-
wlee quiet and prices not eetabllshed.
Dressed, firm. llOllo; fowls, 11921c; tur
keys, 119 34c.
CUT Gsaeral Market. -
Kansas City. Nov. 17. Whest No. 1
hard. 11.7191.10: No. I red. I1.74 91.7I: De
cember, ll.7191.74; Msy, ll.71.7t.
com no. 1 mixsd, sitys.c; no. x wnite,
l913o; No. 1 yellow, 29!e; Decem
ber, II e; May, II o.
oats No. 1 whits, I49IIK0; No. s
mixed, I49ile.
Butter Crsamorr. 41c: firsts, 40e; sec
onds, lie; peeking, lie.
gge nrsts, ,oc. , , -
Poultry Hens, lie: rooster., .lie: broilers.
Ho. - - '
Mlrmeapolls GralB Market. '
Minneapolis, No 2.. Wheat Decem
ber, 11.13 July,-11.77 Hi May, 11.17 9
1.17. Cash: No. 1 hard, 1.1791.lo;
So. ,1 northern, ll.ll91.lt; No. I north-
mt, H.7191.14.
-Corn No. I yellow, t97c.
Oats No. 1 white, i29i2o.
Flaxseed 12. 70 91.74.
Flour Fancy patents. 14c lower, aunted
at 10.10; other grades unchanged. . -
Barley v 1109,1. is.
K ll.4t91.47H.
Xfran ,.7..Vfr..s.vg.
84. Louis rala Market.
St. LonU, Nov. 17. Wheat No. I red.
1.1191.11: No. I hard. 11.10(491.11: De-
cemoer, ,i.7t; May, ,1.71.
corn No. I, ,3o No. 1 white, 4o; De
eember, II e; May, 3K911e.
Oats No. I. itc; No. 2 white, 57 Ho. ,
UvbiimoI Grain Market,
LtvsrpoOl, Nov. 17. Wheat Soot, stesdv:
No. 1 Manitoba, old, 17s Id: No. 3, no stock;
no. s, now, iss sd. ; -
' Corn Spot,, steady; Anterlcan, mixed,
now, lis Id. t j
Metal Market, :
New York, Nov. 17. Metals Lead. 17.20
97.10: spelter, firm; spot, Hast SL Louis
eiivery. lt,f IK. copper: Firm; electro
lytic, first quartsr, 111.00 9 14.00; second and
third quarters, 12.009 31.10. Tin: Steady
t ...... v.e. ... iron; sirm: no, 1 north
ern, I17.i09ll.l0; No. I Ilt.i09l7.i0; No.
1 aouthera, lll.7IOI7.7i; No. 1 southern,
2t.60927.i0. , , a
At London: Capper, spot, 1147; futures,
1141; eleotrolytlo, 141. Tin: Spot, (110. i,a:
futurea, 1112, is. , Lead! (21, 10s; spelter,
.v., - ,
ku.At
VNew Tork, Nov, 27. Sugar Raw, dull:
centrifugal, l.llc; molasses, 1.01c. Refined,
dull; cut loaf, lAle; crushed, I.l0e; mould
a. s.voci cud... s.ooc; A AX powdered,
7. tie; powdered. 7.10c; fine granulsted,
7.10c; diamond A, 7.10c: . confectioners' A.
7.40c; No. 1, 7.16c. Free offerings of raw
sugar caused a heavy selling movement la
imureo ana prices .declined I ta 10 pelnta
Winter Tourist Fares
. " Via Rock Island Lines
(FROM OMAHA.)
Jackonville, Fla., and return t . . .$M.5
. Lake City, Fla., and return $54.56
Tallahassee, Fla., and return ......v....:....;.. J .154.56
, St Augustine, Fla., and return ,. ,;-,- .$56.8
Palm Beach,, Fla., and return .$73.06
'; Tmpa, Fla., and return . ... .
Key West, Fla., and return '.
. Savannah', Ga., and return . .
Mobile, Ala., and return ....
, New Orleans, La., and return
Pensacola, Fla., and return ". .
Thomasville, Ga., and return
;-. Augusta, Ga., and return . . .
Aiken.- S. C.. and return . ...
i Charleston, S. C. anef return
' Columbia, S. C, and return
- Jackson, Miss., and return ........... ... ... ...... .$38.90 -
Meridian Miss., and return ; .t. $38.90
.Havana, Cuba, andjreturn, via Key "West, or Tampa aad -
steamer' .-, , .$94.80
Havana, Cuba, and return, via New Orleans and
teamer . ,. $91S
Jacksonville, Fla., and return, via Washington and rail,
or via Baltimore and steamer; same route both di
rectjons ,vs , $74.40
; CIRCUIT TOURS' t
Jacksonville, Fla., and return, via New Orleans in one
direction, direct routes in opposite direction ... $65.56
Jacksonville, Fla., and return, in one direction via direct
...-.: routes; in opposite direction via Washington, D. C, '
and rail, or Baltimore and steamer , .a. .,.$63.76
Havana, Cuba, and return, one way via New Orleans.
In m1aaa.4aa.a-. ll . Am a J V - Tl spa. . Z
waAuuviuc ana ney
steamer, other way via
routes
Havana
na, Cuba, and return, one way via Washington and
rail, or Baltimore and steamer, to Jacksonville.
rail, or Baltimore and
thence Key West or Port
way via Jacksonville, thence direct routes. ..... .$126.50
Tickets on Sale Daily, with Long LimiU and Very
v Liberal Stopovers.
v Automatic Block Signal
Fineut Modern AU-St I Equipment
' Superb Dining Car Service
Chicago-Nebraska Limited at 6:08 P. M., Daily
mm
Later covering and buying by trade Interest
rallied the list and at midday prices wero
unchanged to 11 points lower.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Straw;
Hoc, Weak) Skeep.
strong.
Chicago, Nov. 17. battle Receipt.,
14,000 head: market strong; nstlve beef
steers, tt.7t912.II, a new high record:
western steera, IO.7i9IO.li; Blockers and
feeders. 14. 4097.70: cows and heifers, ll.ti
91, 71; reives, ll.00ll.7i, -
Hogo Receipt., 14,000 head; msrket
weak at 10c advance: bulk of sales, 11.40
911.11; Hgb't, ll.toffllil mixed, l.409
10.11; heavy, 11.709 ll.li; rough, 11.709
l.li; pigs. It.4t9l.7i.
. Sh..p snd Lambs Receipts. 14.O00 head;
market, strong; wethere. It.009l.l0; .wee,
4.1091.00; lambs, ,.i0O:i.li.
M. Ionia U.e stock Market.
St. Louie, Nov. 17. Cattle Receipts, 00
head; msrket higher: native beef steers,
7.10911.10;' yearling steers and heifers.
rs uia
steers,
14169
nr'prlLiTnT'n.lfV.
prims yearling steers and hellers.
I7.i0flt.00: nstlve calves. 11.009 11.00.
Hogs Receipts, 21.200 qead; market,
stesdy; lights, 7.16t.10; pigs. 17.00 9 0.00;
ml$ed and butchers, tl.20910.10; good
heavy, t. 16910,15; bulk of sales, 11.409
10.00.
Sheep and Lambe Receipts, 1.400 head;
market, strong; lamba. 7. 10011.21; owes,
Il.li97.40; yearlings, M 009 10.00.
Kansas city Llvs Sleek Market.
Kansas City. Mo., Nov. 17. Cattle Re
eelpta, 1,000 head; market strong to lie
higher; prims fed v ateera. tio totpii.ta;
dreaaed beef steers, 7.00 910.21; western
ateera, Il.t0910.1i; cows, I6.0O4M.6O; heif
ers. It. 00910.lt: etockers and, feeders, no
trade; bulls, Ii.2i 97.00: calves, Ii.i0911.00
Hogs Rseelpts 12,700; msrket stesdy;
balk of sals, 11.40 91.00; heavy, 11.1090 !:
packers and butchers, Il.t09t.l0; light,
I.I09I.I0; pigs, I7.2i9l.7i.
Shs.p and Lsmbs Receipts, 1,200 head:
market steady: lambs. 111. 40912.01; year
ling., it. 7591.71; wethers, , 7.i091.i0;
ewes, It.7i97.7i.
- London Stock Market.
London. Nov. 7. American aeeuxltio. apart
from the staals were dull on th. stock ex-
change.ere today.
Sliver Bar. It l-ltd per ounce.
Money 4 per cent
Discount Rates Short and three months.
i9i Per cent
Highwaymen Punch
Woman Who Fights
Maude Gilroy. 1626 Avenue H.
Council Bluffs, fought with three men
who robbed her of her curse contain
ing $8, at Twelfth and Douglas streets:
She suomittea wnen one ot the men
struck her a heavy blow in the fact.
James Cars' of Athens, was held up
at fourteenth and Jackson streets
and robbed of $7, his watch, over
coat and shoes. This robbery was
also accomplished by three men. "
Peter lardough oi Seward lost his
watch and $42 when two men robbed
him at lentil and Jackson streets
early Monday morning.
Spouting
Fortunes
OkltTLboma's Oil fields have made many
fortunes. Bister fortunes are in the
, making. Th wvaatw' git 0990
Sequoyah
v (Se-kwoi-h)
: Oil and Refining ,
Paying f 2 Earning 30jb
' Thta stock is active and always In demand.
. It ta officially listed and traded in on
. - the N. Y. curb. Your inTesttnent is se
cured by 6,000 acres of vtotm oil fields.
New production now under way. Earn
. ings constantly increasing and dividend
SCOW U DC
Writ lor interesting booklet DlS
Oil Tha Fortune Maker
Why mi do know? -I.A.IIRKON
a COMPANY
ttO-tt U Sails Strott
law TCMK ...
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neat, or rorx Tampa and
Jacksonville, thence direct
.$111.80
steamer to JatnnniiA
Tampa and steamer; other
r.r ... r J1 ...'a. :
-Tickets, reservations and informa
tion at Rock Island office. Phone,
write or call ,- '
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Fourteenth and Fat-nam Sts. '
Phoae Doaglaa 428.
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Good Things for
Thuraday ThurstUy j..J
At a Saving of 25 to 50
13 Ibn. Beat Pura Granulated
Sugar for .91.00
For your Thanksgiving pud
dings. Plei or Cakes try our
Famous Diamond H Flour,
nothing finer, made from the
best selected No. 1 Nebraska'
Wheat, per 4 8-lb. sack.. $235
Pure Apple Cider, per gal... 30c
lbs. Choice Japan Rice.... 25c
Condensed Mince Meat, pkg., 10c
The Best Lemon or Orange Peel,
per lb., at ,. ,20c
The Best Leghorn Citron Peel.
per lb., at 25c
Condensed Mince Meat, bulk
lb., at 12Vse
cans Oil Sardines 25c
New Comb Honey, rack..,. 15c
Large bottles Horseradiih. Wor
cester Sauce, Pick lea, assorted
kinds, or Prepared Mustard,
per bottle l.c
Advo -Jell or uTello, for dessert,
per pkg ....aVic
SZ-os. jars Pure Fruit Preserves
for , 25c
28-os. jars Pure Strained Honey
for 25c
Vi-lb. cakes Baker's Chocolate
for lftc
Fancy Queen Olives, qt....35e
16-os. cans Assorted Soups, 10c
i Baker's Shredded CocOanut, per
can 10c
16-os. eans Diamond H. Baking
Powder 25c
i
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t
a
16 -ox. cans Condensed Milk, 10c
MacLaren's Peanut Batter,
lb., at...
. ...IZ'jC
Ripe Olives, can , .
,.10c
DRIED FRUITS FOR '
THANKSGIVING '
Seeded Raisins, pk(. , . .12V,c
Fard Date., per lb lSe
Fancy California Peaches, per
lb... J 10c ana 12'.c
Thanksgiving Specials
Grey Enameled Ware
8-qt Tea Kettle 39c
8-qt Berlin Kettle 39c
10-qt. Preserving Kettle
at 39c
17-qt Dish Pans 39c
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LINCOLN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30
GOING '
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Ar. Lincoln 1:55 p. m.
. GAME COMMENCES 2:30 P. M. SHARP
ADMISSION TICKETS AT BEATON'S DRUG STORE
SPECIAL WILL MAKE NO INTERMEDIATE STOPS
Railroad Ticket at City Ticket Office, Farnam and 16th Sts.,
and Depot Ticket Office. .
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Thanksgiving
Fsner California Seediest Rail-
' ins, per ib '. . .15c
Fancy California Apricots, per
lb., at "y.e
Fancy Cleaned Currants, lb., 22c
Fancy Cooking Figs, per lb.,
at 15c and 12',c
Fancy Muscatel Cooking Raia.
ins, per Ib 12 Vic
Fsner 40-10 California Prunes,
per lb., at 12V,c
Best Mlxee! New Nuts, Ik. . .20c
To. First of the Famous Calif
ornia Highland Navsls at. In.
Per Dozen . , 25c, 30c, -tOc
Ths Bsst Creamery Butter, bulk,
per lb , 40c
The Best, Strictly Fresh Eges,
per dosen 40c
Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery
Butter, per lb 3Sc
Fsncy No. 1 Dairy Table Butter,
per ib., at 36c
Fancy Table Buttertne, equal to
Creamsry Butter. )b....27Vic
The BeBt Full Cresm New York
White, Wisconsin Cresm or
Young America Full Cream
Cheese, per lb t 30c
FRESH SOUTHERN VEGE.
.TABLES FOR THANKSGIVING
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips,
Shslots or Radihses, per
buneb ,.Sc
Fancy Ripe Tomstoes, lb..7V.c
Fancy Cauliflower, lb 12V.C
Fancy Peppers, 6 for 10c
I Stalks Freah Celery 10c
Fancy Brusael Sprouts, lb.. 15c
New Csbbage, lb S'jC
Red Onions, per lb iVic
Don't fail to get our prices
and sea our mammoth stock of
first quality poultry for Thanks
givmi. in Housefnrnishings
Aluminum Ware
Cast Aluminum Roaster,
Kettle & Fry Pan, $2.98
8-qt. Berlin Kettle with'
cover, on sale 98c
6-cup Aluminum Perco
lator ............ ,98c
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MAGNIFICENT SHELL ROADS
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Ar. Omaha. ..... .6:55 p. m.
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