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r V.", v j V I V 7 THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER .16, 1920. 11 1 lif a T Market;. Financial and Industrial News of the Day Live Stock. Receipts were: I Monday estimate . ..l,tno ' Finn day last wk J4.7TI Huns day 3 w'e asa 7.673 Ram day a w'i ago 19,110 Saai day year ago 20.1S4 qi day Receipts OMAHA. NOV. II. Cattl Bog Shsep 1.100 14.6110 t04t 14.416 S4. 14.711 -4.6M ID. 411 J.7SI :3.6 Finaiidal Receipts 4n disposition of llva tuck at th I'nlon aKoik Yard-, Omaha,-Neb., frr 34 hour ending at 1 0 clock p. I J J RECEIPTS TARI.OADS. " I Horses fc 147 I i 11 i "'.' 1 ' ' . HEAD. Hg. SOS 7' X.SRT . M 115 693 :x: V :::: . . . . . . . . C 'Ml 84. P. - WhM , r Misaourl Paelfla ' I'alon Pai-llle . C H. W. caat.... 1S C Jf. vt.. wMt.Mlf v O.. SI. P.. M. O..Vs -., H. Q .aat.. ( C, H. ft Q., mil.. IK -." C., A. I. p., caat 6 llllngla Central .... 1 Chi. Ot Weat, Total ftweipt .. too niSPOSlTION- Cattle. Morrt A Co 614 aijrltt Co 1,04 Cudahy PaatUng Co.1.244 . Aucqur Co I Bcbwarts Co J..W. Murphy w i lold Pk. Co.,... lis , Lincoln Packing Co. 6 H. O. Packlnf Co. - 41 Hlgft-lngs I'kic Co. v. 4 . Jlcffman Bros, .... 17 John Roth A Bona. 40-s Ulaaaberg. ......... at Mflhinn A Co 4 W. W. Hill A Co.. 101 F. P. Lewi ' 1-furaalnt-t.r Oliver J. B. Root Co.... 147 J. H, Bulla S6 Itnsenstork Proa. .. 40 , ... V. O, KelloKf 11 Werth. A Dagan,... 41T VKIlla Co. ....... J16 bulllvan Broa. ,.7o A. Rolhrhlld ...... SV V.. ft. Chrtatla .... x8 , Hirkar ...i,... x4 I John Harvoy -..;.. SSt l . lwnini r rarrcia.. lbu ChaV A Omaha I Mldwwt I Other buy s 3 ii l s ii -i (3 Shaep. tfi 1.17 11 i Krel'a....' 1 ...A ..... I'acklna Co--' 27 i'arklna Co. t .... I .... iyra l.Sly .... Total ,141 y a.la , MJ2 Cattle The week ' epmti out with a vry liberal run of caltla, about 16.600 haad. ulthnKh a liberal percentage ot the did not arrive, lrl time for the ; rlir market. 1'eiuanJ" for packer, waa i zot at all urgent aad there did not ap. fHar to be much Inuulrv for ahlDtilrur ao count ao that trading waa n the dull and By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES. Chicago Trlhune -Omaha He Laaaod Wire. New today tnthusiastic rcotery froai last week'- sweeping feclines. fie owti- vara movement was at least arrested to most of then. iOn the (Stoctc eirV change a consjdersble parttif the ac tive list (prmcipa.ly railway shares) closed at net advances for the day; rterling exchange ended fractionally higher than Saturday, and wheat at Chicago rose S'it a bushelretining most of , the . improvement. Ticse several advancii were, not scored. however, until after, prices pd in each case" gone "ifelow Saturday's closing, and there were declines for the day elsewhere. Many of.the-in. rJustrial. stacks endecj lower; so did French and 'Italian exchane ..rates, and the cash price-for cotton, corn and copper went to new low figures for the year to date. : -r' Such recovery aa occurred on tha atoek exchango waa aacrlbed to -tlai favorable atatements, made alnco Haturday'a mar kct closed, by the federal reaerve. and the. New York aumclatr-d banka. The call money market reflected this better bank ing poaltlon; rates declined to t per cert for the aecond time alnce October 11. and i.r tha first time In .two weeks they . .1 . . ... . -II daw II HI nui BU KlfVT Iff tm. m ii J There MK-ae, however, no algn to tn re laxation of prohlbltlvo Wall atrset ratej tor .time loans and . merchants' paper. Little Apparent Chang. - ' It was a mattar of aome comment thirl laat week'a rvductlon In thh federal . re aerve system's loan and -outstanding cir culation naa Drougnt ine on iretmii w the lowest total In thiee weska and the olhar to'theUoweat In five weeka. Theve rhaneva ra well worth WAlchlns: they are apt t arrow .when a climax ot ten--; alon is past ndthcy certainty tore ahadnw a great contraction In both ac counts after the year nd. But. as yet, the position Is not appreciably chanted. In the reserve Tatlo as reported by th Rcparat reser banka It waa. notewor thyvthKt whiles New York arid the west ern and southern dtatrtrt were practically unchanged. Boston wa distinctly weaker, Philadelphia and Cleveland much, strong-. Th day'a movement of etocka waa son- fused. In tha early trading - sucn in Omatfia Grain: " jA Omaha, Nor. 15. Wheat receipts today were moder ate with 83 cars against 158 cars last Mondav. and. 143 cars a year ago. York,- Nov. 15. Although .Corn arrivals were"14 cars and oats a marker D1v v,nu im f IS.' There was an indtfrecent oe- -. "'. "v - - , . ... nun a lor wncjt.ymn huiiiu.biwv.j-, Vritn were1 ira2c uo. Chicago fu tures closed several cents higher.! Corn was off l2c for the tew ssncs made. Oats were unchanged. -Rye advanced Sc and barley 3c. ., j WHEAT. No. S h'asd. 1 icar. darki 1 rar. 4U.I1 (apeclal hilling); 1 car. 11.81 rut ty.. apeclal billing); 2 cars, tl.1l (heavy); 1 n"' jiiiArd. 1 car, $1.B (apeclal bill ing); 1 car, S1.T4; t cara. 11.70 (mutt). No. 4 nard, i cm, ii.ii. - No & hard. 1 raff SI. II (special oiling) Sample sprng. 1149, 1 car. 11.49; 1 car, lr44 (dark northern) . fco. t mixed. 1 car, ll.Tll 1 cara, S1.6S tfdurumIN v -. No, mixed, 1 rar. 11.74. COUN. Va 1 viiUnw. 3.6 car. Sflc v No. i yellow.. 1 car, iSo (shippers Weights). , , No. 4 yellow, 1 car. Tie (new, special blNo.,S mixed, i ear. 79c (ahlppera' weights). ' No. mixea, l ear. iia tmustyi. . OATSI. - . No. white. I car. 47c. I 1 RYE. ( No. t. 5 cars. 11 4S. Qiicagg Grain OmahaProduce Bonds and Notes di-fcffffy order with hdu and tut lea fori .,,. a.i.i .wapa. it a "iimI uu uei niters nnu cow aiuij; w 10 h qaarttr tower - than Friday. Quality if tl.o offerings "waa not very sood and buy era were more partial to the good range beet than to war md up native staff. In quiry for stock- fittle and . feeding steers nwss about like last Week n(t irlces very erally !n th same notch. Quotations on cattl: - fair to good beeves. JU.004flJ.Ji; oommon to , fair beeves COeil.00: fair to sood rearlltirs. H 004J11 00; -.common to fair yearling; A Sti.avssio.ao; cnoice to prime grass Heave 111.104913.00; good to choice' grass 'sjeeves, HO OO150; fair t good; graas: beeves, 33.O60i.TS; common t, fair.-grass heeve 4.01.76; Mexicans. H&OC7.60; god to prim grass heifers. i.76J8.o9; ehblcs-to prim . gratis cows 17.208.5!; good to chdlev igrasa cowa, 8.607.26; fair to good grass aowa. I5.404f8.60; common (o fair n, grass cows, I3.60S.0; cholo- to vrlui feeders, 10,00lj ll.ifl; od ta choice feed ers. M.50&9.7.; ntedrum to good feebers, 1! 004JI.60; oomirMm to (str feeder.. 10.00 491.00; good to choice etockera, I8.25fr9.ij. fair to rood storlBrs, ST.0043S..S; com mon to fair atocka, 46.W46; .stack nciiera. it.iivi.p; SPK" oows, ia.auss 6. IS; stock calves. ,.( .S0; veatralve. S.OSll.oo; bulls, stags, etc., , ;.zB8.vu. , BEEF" 8TVJERS.; ' y ' Ko. A v. Pr. . No.. , Ay.' Pr. IS lost 1 40 i-sr'' .' . ' 4...... m HpSIJg3" jtf tyr1? SO...... TS i '.'-.--" . , , WBSTBR CATTLt. , Heel. BaMwIn nd U.'BtlRub tor ithryear Lncomotlva. Crucible Steel a rtier fell to new low prlcea tor ithr year ana the whole murket decuned wun tncru, At the low level- thue reached there were unmistakable signs of large repurchase; for the "Bean account," which caused; so abrupt a- Tecovery that even the' stocks which had made "New low records." closed In most , case at advance. The recovery left th general run of Industrial share! ISO. . s cars, si.si., . BAREST. No. S. 1 car. I1.7J. ' - CHICAGO CARIX)T RBCEIPTS. Today Wit. Ago Yr. Ago Wheat 11 , 0 . Corn 11 I IS . 13 Oats Jl t 4 6J KANSAS CITY CAB1XJT RBCEilrTS. .Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago Wheat J44 626 670 Corn 13 Jl n. t. .1 1 S3 87 8TJ LOUIS CARLOT RECEIPTS. ' iseiy a. Ago sr. aitu Wheat I3 . 3 ! Corn i..v.. 1S Oats ...10 15 67 NORTHWESTERN CARI.GaT RBCEtPTSv OK WHKAT, 1 . ' . Toda Wk. AgoYr. Ago Minneapolis ..609 6S0 il DulutU 1H 171 ' 54 Total .T T21 711 Winnipeg SJ6 7(11 W OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS Receipts Tpaay vt. Ago ir. Ago 'heat S3 1(1 orn 14 13 ats 15 17 ye IS ' 10 dines. IT poir with very. Irregular changes, largely djh nes. In tha railway shares gains M 1 a i - ..M.tui. Tnlu I l.in.ai'. . yiui ii in . v o iiuiiiui .. - v .-- . , Hons rose fagala to th' neighborhood -of a million shares . . t, v . ,. ' "" Export Buying large. . ' -For th racTry ln . wheat , ' which brought th December delivery lOKo abov last week's lowest prlc. thar was the logical explanation that export Buying had been larga again In this latest reaction of -nclce. Tha past week's decline. In fact,-arrled the Chicago prices well he law that-of the Canadian markets - : a)d neceeaarily .shifted to th Vifltd tates ik. -kd .hnlf. itrdar. Th ' fUslbl .iinni." iii IW country Is 64.000)500 bifthels PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS BUSHELS. Rnreinta . ' . Todav Year Aid rWheeft M4S.OO0 2,611.000 Corn ..' ....... 367,000 700. W0 Oals ,722,000 1,092,011(1 17 str.a III I 11 bulla. 1SS4 uowi.aii 40 hfra.. J 38 to 1 atrs.- 10 - T 10 (COLORADO. . , ' i 6 74 6 hfrs.. till, SO I 71 10 oowa.1112 ( 71 7 IU . 40 caws. BOO f Ii Ho. Th weak boons out with a 'tvtrly liberal run of hogs, about S.MS head J how lng up. Packer made aome stiort to seen drev cost on a steady basis, but were fi nally obliged to pay allghtly higher prlcea for moat -f thlr' hoga.T Th trad waa mostly a dime higher, but waa very slow at the advance. : tBlilk ot .receipts sold at ,'111.40 1 2.7V with- West slight hogs at the day'atop, I12.S0.. ;. i . : !'. .. HOQB. I 8h. " Pr. N6. A. Sh fr. J 140 13 SS -. 42. .345 lKllI 5 14 11 40 SS..S20 10 13 46 40 II It SS..34S 150- It 6S 150 IS 0 01..306 ... It 6 ... 13 70 73. .171 11 TB 12- SO ' !' while th ku'n.lil'. vl.lhle" aa Of, MOVm Lber 1 waa WS.OW.000 busheU . pelef fssmo date a year befor. f , w This omy means, oi i existing abnormal altuntldn st prices ; nd Itv&W, th t Indispeniable rquliwnenta of eoiwnmarsx hay- been th controlling In fluence, and not Vtontll uppftj'h; day's net decline In th cotton tnaet after an early and substantial wovety J' o !... in.lnir marelv reflected the condition of the aouthern bahka f the southern borrowers on cotton ; f t no hom spinning lndsfstry. Europ haa been Suylna; cotton freely as well as wheat, at report or mw -, - . ton oxporta in .October wer. th. any corrcsnonoina bi.i" nicnth'spurchises by American mill "" th.' amaTlest sine tn war oean. Jfo. A, 41. .410 6,.0S 74. .263 7..1S7 7..11t sheen and Lambs Something Hke'.lt- SOO sheep srd'lsmns arrived for today a trade and prlc- for killer showed a Btrcnger tendency Safs ot fat-heH nfl i..im wn rAiMildered atrons: to about j-ouartr higher. Beat' lambs . brought 'Slt.OOtMl.n with good owe mtjg ai 15.5l.I. No tat yarlngst dT.coiisa r.ntke wer Included In. thtjcipt. feeder trad was rather dull uC prlca eh. wed no quotablf) cbaafei ruling gear tally steady. , , Uuotatlons ,on sheep-Bast rs lamb. tlt.eotlt.tl; medium- to 'good - Maihs. Ill.SOftll.OO; pialn and . coarse .lambs. SH.J511.50; chote handy .--ywltnv. tS.00ei.60- haavy yearlings. S 50.00; ae. wethers, I7.00O7.7I; good to choice tv-xn t.2t)a.76;: fair to good owe. $i:iSI.ISi cull And canner ws. 11.000 ' Frders QoooJ to cholc lambs. "Yll.SI" U.7; fair to good lambs, 110.60011.15.; Inferior grades. S10.00eid.15j yearling LrMdsrs. 17.75 S: good - to.- chlr less than,-: year ago. and tn caneaa omj,-Anu Co, 6s t. boo. ooo suaneis aonve Wheat Corn Oats R Barley Snpiments- Wheat Corrf ,jj . . Oats i. Rye ......... Barley 13 . 74 S7 S .10 . s .17 S 6 3S ShiDments Wheat , i. 1,200,000 I- Corn 405,000 Oats . .i 173.000 f 731,000 3S1.000 562,000 BONDS. The following quotations are furnishes , Tne following q by Logan A Bryan, members of all prlncl pal Etchanges. Room 34S Peters baildlng (form ahiKFarnam streets.; Am. Smelt. A Ref. 6.V. Mliu; (rormelly; Uea building). b.: New York Quota " Saturday . '.- High tow Clos Ctot i; T A 8. F TI? n.itirtw. A Ohio. 40 11 ? Chnadian "Pclftc ,11 j N. Y.-A H.-IW,....' Brk R. R- .-..- J H ai.' Irorthern. pfd 14 chi'Ot !Wstern.. ' i. Illinois Central ... H M,, K. A T. tt R C. South, V?1 Mo. Pac. ."...A. It NTT.. H. AH. 1614 iMk Par RV.i . SOU t-i. ; ttr v 7li CtlL p;n-n--.: ' j rte.dlnir p Co. ..tf.. SI il'. ? i"1 South-Railway ... 1 3S l i .. a.i r .t . . i i - STEELS. Car A Fdry .ltS 11 11 10 1UH " "! 14 1 SI t if 114 to I 1 10H. JJV. ' 25 1IW kltf tit It 77 It 11 to h t H4 Wabash- Am 111 121 Allis-Chalmer. Mt.. 11J4 ; . your.g wa, .00tyT.Si;-onTar-orea- , i"- i ZI iZZ liil 81 ' I &a.a. nn, - 1 n hl fndir Am. LOCO, t.0, . . . . SI " " ' "-?lST'. 1- ' ... i. J III illnV Bll ' ewe. 4.0f.oj mr n-.Tsn t4.opal.IO; shelly feeders. 11.2564.00. ' . FAT LAMBS. . No. v Av. Pr. No, Av.. Pr. 156 fed.. 17 til 15 -' , FEEDER LAMBS. ,. Sll WyO. II 10 15 i . - 1' "'"". - f tThlcago LIT atoca. Chicago. Nog. 15 Cattle Receipts. 3.- 4)00 head: unevajjiy lower: most steers, butcher cattle, slbxdters and feeders. 25t 60o lower; few loads' of choice long-fed ateers and good choloe yearlings escaping decline; top yearling 1' 25: top 'heavy tn n- hulk Aatlvea. 1S.7d013.75; Vl-iVulk western 'steetau- 8.210.00; butcher lows mostly? 5.007.75: cahners. ISo low er; bulki 3.40).ts; veal caivs-. iw S6e lower; heavy calves, off more. , Hogs Recelpta. 1S,000 head opened 16 ' 15 hlgherr later. mostly 10916c. higher. Closing with most of. Advanc . lost; Jtoo early; 113.16. hard to bat. Ill.OOj' bulk. SIS 40013 10; Pigs mostly 164f50o higher. VBulk deiilrabl, il.0OlJ4r Pxund pigs.. ' ''iheeReelpt. It.OoO head; fat lambs closed active-: general market ateady" to 15o lower: top fed western lambs, lt.60. Sbulk natlV. 111. SOOlt. 16; fat shep eidy? toTiwes light. 15.71; bulk naUves. 15.00415. SO: feeders steady; -top' feeder lamh. 1H.W- ' -jy- . Kansas City 11 V 8taek . t.-.... rttr. Mo.. Norv. II. cattrs R- eelDta, 34.000 head; 1114 SS 100U l 6i ton sen 106. 104 . ITtd. Alio Btl. Cor. 3J 31 Baldwin-Loc. WkalOOH SI Beth. Steol Corp.. 40. 11 Colo. Fuel A Iron. 30H 1014 r....ikl. Btl c ..10644 101 . . ... . jt nt jatl iliv Liickaw'a Steel Co 67 l14 f XIM Steel A. Ord 3I14 84 t5 ..'-34't r, U'l r-.r On 17k til. HIV, 19 Rep' irT-teel Co. M M M H RyF Steel Spring.. Ill MH j14 ., J'H m,.!.-s. Stl A Iron 6 5614 f4 . 6614 U. fcC Steel.... t2i SV 't COPPERS. ' i Anaconda Cop. M.M5.U 41 '41 Am. S. AR. Co.... iT fl Butte SSn. Mln.. 12 '4 121 ft.ll,. Cnrvr f!s... 12U 124 Chlno Capper Co.. 21 1114 21. .21 Calumet A Arixona .... .... - .... , Jlli Inspiration Cons. C. 1 15 . kennecott Coppr..,10J4 10 H JOS iii.rru.r r . 1144 17 17 17 NeC CTCO. ... 10,1?H 1JH J4JH Truss 17th ahiKFarnam streets. Omaha. Ne 74iJ74 .. -86 tis44 Armour, 41is.,l39. 7616.076 B A O. Her. 6s, .1915 J6970 B. A O. Cvt. 41is, 1933 71 72 . Cal. Gas UnL 5s. 1937.:.,.' 82 U84 C. M. A St. i..Gh 4s, 1S12.'. 72 JZ'1 C.l.A 8t.P.Gln.Kef.4s,. 2014. 61 W3 C. jR. I. ft P. Ref. 4s. 1934 6767 D. & R. O. Col 4s, 1916 96 $r6 Ot. Nor. 4s. 1961 0SS3 III. Central Joint 5s. 1933. .. .7.64 844 Mo. Pac. Ref. 68. 1923. ..-n...., 90 (i91 f6s ?6 677 SOH66054 63 it 61 S3 ill 7 874' 74 74 .61 56 4145 74.... 85 5S5 e. m, c . ' mo. rsc urn, on, 1913. ...... RiOQrande t: 1st 4s, 4 8t L. A a P:-F. I..4S.-1950. 8 7. 18, -W. Inter. 7s, 1911. W. U. Tel. Col. Tr. 6s, 1048... Wilson )t, 1941.... K. C Sou. 6a. ISIS C. C. W. 4s, 1969 Ilea Bsl. 4s. 1989 Colo. Southern 4 si 1911 C. A O. Is 7 I. R. T. 6s ..r. Hud. A Mail. Ret. 6s... . 60 , 4760 v " New York Bonds, -v... . i- I . , Th .following quotations are furnished by Loaan A Bryan, members of all prin cipal Exchanges, Room 248. Peters TrusKi Building (formerly Bee Building), 17th and Farnam streets, Omaha. Nebraska Atcnison is B. A O. Conn. 4s .. Beth Steal Ref. 4s Centr-Pao. 1st 4s . . C B. A a Jt 4s .. St. Paul Gen. 4 s By CHARLES D. MICHAELS. Chicago Tribune-Omaha Beo.lMaed Wlr. Chicago, Nov. 15A-Some change n statement was noted in the wheftt 'market, andwith buying exporters and fliort covering the uudertone was strong, ana tnc cicse at nergains ot tJ4w.5C, with March Ifading. Coarse grains, Xiowevcr, were; h.avy,v but with' the strength .in : wheat closed SJ jC nigljer for corn and He high er, on oats. Rye gained 4. and barley lost l.'k. ! 'The December-March spread nar rowed f.,c due o buying of the latter t'elivcry by shorts. Red -winter wheat on spot is very scarce, and tr car sold at 3;c over the Uecmber, the widest ditference on the crop. .Hard winters and springs were un changed with increasing talk of a movemenUpf low grade springs from Minneapolis to Chicago. Receipts, 21 cajs. i ' ' Increasing receipt of new corn with general bearish sentiment led to free sell ing and a decline In futures to a new low on the crop. Short covering on the atrength In wheat and the prospect that exports from Russia would cease, made a strong -ally at the close within a fraction of the top. Premiums on spot were S.6'30 lower at the last due to larger receipts, arrivals.being 100 cars. Including about 60 cars" of new. Reports from the country showed limited offerings to arrive, arfd a aronouncsd holding tendency is develop ing tn some sections. Husking returns from Illinois are disappointing. , Buy xjlecember Oats. ' ' Buying of December aVl-alllng of May oat by cash handlers' whs the feature in that market, but tte spread was unchanged at the laat. Domestic demand shows lm. ptovement and premiums In the aample market were 0 o higher as compared with, the December. November oats were quoted ot 1 over December at one time. At the lnnlde figures prices were off 19 2c to a new low on the crop, but the finish was within a fotion .of the top,lp, b,Boe psr p0qnd. 2e; turnips, 4c: Quotations by r.ltlnsky Fruit, Co.: I Volts. . Oranges 124, 183. 11.00: 160. lnO, 11.00; 176. 200. 114. 12.60; 4, M, 10 00. Lem ons 300 O. 7.00N. 340 O. B.: 6.50-300 -et C. 6 0; 30 8. C, S.0O. Grape Fruit 40. 64. 1.00: 64. 70. 8. 1.60. Grapes Bed ,mirors, J.50; Ditto, Drums. 7.00; AI .mt.naa.00. Pears ConSrado Kelters box. 150. I . - AppleHichlgan Bak. Kfifers, 1.00; Extra fancw wash delicious 65064, 71, 80, .68. 6.00; IS. 100, 113. 136. Ill, 160, li!3. 4.60; New York baldwina hbla, 4.40; New -York fmldwlns bskt., 1 00; New IWsKvar letlea bbla. 1.40; New Yotk rletjji l.skts., 2 25., Jtlaho Jonathana lOJ.ia fancy (all sHs) 3.60; KHncy (all sites) i; rii,ii,i. .li aiseat 3.00. Extra fan.v Idaho relicloua 160, 163. 3.50; 176 and. smaller. 8 00. Cholc Wlnache delirious 114 and larger, 8 60; 125. 138. 1.25; 16 1 143, 3.00; 175 and emu Her, 2.75. Winter Bsnsnas Fsnoy, per box, 1.60. Jonathan Face and fill. 1.75. I Cranberries Bells and Bugle, per bbS. 15.00: Jumba. 17.00; Late Howe, 16.00; Baskets, 6.00. , ( Vegetable. Celery California Rough Jumbo, Crt, 1.00; California Jumbo. Dox.. 1 sO. Vegetable Onions; No. 1 Red Glob, 2a; No. 2 Red Globe, lc; crate Span Ish 60 s andy72s. .I0. v Potatles Recr Star, sweat, barrl, 14.00, Jersey hampsrs, 2.75; Arkansas baskets, 12.00; Minnesota Red River Cut. vl 2 76; Nebraska Ohlos, out, 12.25; Idaho White, cut, I2.7i. ' -( - Cabbage Crat or sack, pound, leTon lots, sacked, lo. NulaEngllsh walhuts; No. 1 Diambrhi, 27c; No. 2 Diamond, 21c; Budded Diamond, lid; large, 18c; medium, 16; walnuts. IXL., - 28e; Drake. 10c; small lots 6 cents a pound above listt CoCoanuts Sack lots, l.00;pr doien, $1.86. ... ' . Peanuts Jumbo; raw, 17c; roasted, lie; No. 1 raw 12c: roaated, 16c. Miscellaneous Checkers. Cbums, Cracker Jac)r100 to case, prise, 17.00; No, P., i.76; 10 to case, prise. 11.60; No., P., 1140.. Honey 14 frames, 1450. Dromedary Dates 34 packages, 18.75. Vlttrii. eight ounce, 1.00; 60. six ounce,. "4?S0 70, four, ounce, 16.50; 60 pound fancy, 17d: choice, 16c; four Bonds and note quotations furnished by Peter Trust company: Bid, 4 16 96 19 99 99 100 9'i 1945. .1001 100 Am. T. A T. Sc, 19:.. Am. T. & T. 4. 1925 Amf Tob. Co.- 7s. l2l Am. T"b. 7w 19;iS. Anaconda. Cop. 7s. 1930 rrencn 'ilq.v t s Armour 7, 1930 Belgian -OY. Is, 1925. 90 Belgian UuV. .IS 1916 99 Beth. Steel 7s. 1936.... 94 Beth. tl'7s. 9!1 94 Clty-ot Margin, 8, 1941 .... British. 6M, 1921. A.... 98 C. B. & 0. 4s. 1911.... 94 City of Paris 4s. 1921.. 94 Can. Oov. iva. 1919.... 91 if C.U.C. Ml. U. 1939... 8V Appro. Asked. Field. 94 8.10 91 99 94 96 9 Hh 9 94 92 89 t.to 7.10 4.10 7,10 t.0 7.60 8.60 7.60 7.40 8.40 8.20 0.70 7.70 11.70 4.70 7.70 7.46 t.tl 8M . New York firneraj. New York, Nov. 15. Flour t'nttlrdi spring paianta and Kanssa atralght 4 16 Ii I in oil; cirliig rlears. tl.oO0t.76; winter s1ralghts..9.26i9.6. CornmAl Barley!' steady: yllow nd white granulated. 60i 4. 7. t Buckwheat Dull; inllllig, 1115 now- ln Wheat Upot firm; No. 1 red and No. 1 herd 12.0 poL. i. t track Nw York aiid No. 1 mlxafl durum. ts.04 c. L f. tu ar- rlv?- - . . .. - corn spot steaoy; f. yeiiow, aii-a and No, x asageu. ii.vr o. u i. tan riava' uhlnment. Oats npot steaay; o, 1 white Cud. I'ack.i Co. 7a. 1931.. 97 9H 4 Goodrich 7a. 1926 .88 89 t. Jap. Oov. lat 4a, 1926 74 7 11. JapJ UOV. 4. ..... 6T 68 10.26 LlgtW Myers la, '1911.. It - ' 98 7.10 Pruct. A Can. Is. 1922.. 19 10 1.10 Prort. Al Can. 7s. 192SV.104 100 1.85 Swift A Co. Is. 1921.... 17 91 '1.90 Swiss Gov't. 8s. 1940. ...101 101 - 7.71 81 98 1.20 83 84V4 8.70 WestlaghOus. 7s, 11931.. 15 94 7.66 S- A Chicago Stuck. Tha following Ouotitlona are furnlshled by Logan A Bryin, members of all prin cipal Exchan;es, Room 248, Petera Trust Building, (formerly Be Building), Seven teenth and Farnam fHreeta, Omaha, Neb.: Armour A Co., pfd 1,(.(1,. 88 Armour leather Co. cttrnjnon.. 15 Armour Leather Co. pfd...... 88 Commonwealth Edison Co... ..100 Cudahy Packing Co.. common. 62 052 Continental .Motors ......... 74 Libby,- McNeil A -Llbby ......104 Montgomery ward co xu National Leather 84 014 Reo Motor Car po 2i Swift A Co 9 Swift International . ........ 21 Unkia Carbide A Carbon Co... 14 .t - 1 14 0 16 40 42 .16-14 W .7 aw York 44V" Hav Quirel: No. 1, II OOirl.20; .Vo. 2. 11 9042.00. No. 2. I1.H1.6; shipping U66bi.ir.. Hops Quiet: state lit. !O056n; 111, fC'itl.'.c; 1'aaltlc coast 120, 46iD60c; 1919, 45047c, - v V Pork rirm; moss. ISl.Wtf J1.5; family. 141 00041.00. Lard Strong: mld.llwit IIO.tO02O.lO. Tallow Steady: apeclal loose 80. Rice steady; fancy had 8 01c; blu rose chojr 7c. - Rar tUIver. New York. Nov. 11. Bar Silver Domes tic. 99; foreign. T. Msxlcsn dollars II o. Unsswcl Oil. Duluth. Mlnh., jNov. 11.- iraca aiiu rii.r, -Lfnaeed On , Jlailroad Incorporated. Dover, Del., Nov. 13. A Dela ware charter was grantotl today to she Denver & Rid Grande Western Railroad company, authorizing it to own and operate railroads and rail ways outside of Delaware. Thf company's authorued capital is 000,000... - . i V New York Money.. " New York. Nov. II. Prima Mercantile Paper I per cent. KachangH Faster, ' SterUng-pemand. HUH! "Wo-.' '''Fra'nraDfmand. .7c: cables. t.7Tc. Iiolglaa Francs Dmad. I.Uc; cable?-,,'-; ''Guilder Demand. lV3i cables, ' "i'frV-DemaMd. l,44o: oabl, 1.47. v.rkiemanA. 1.22c: cables. l.i'Sc. ilreee.retriand. ItW. .-9 New Vork Excluuig on Montreal 1JK per feat discount. J . Tim Loans flteady ; 40 dsya. 0 day and I month. 7l per nt. Call Money Steady; high. 1 : low, 7. ruling, rate, 8o; closing bid,!; offer at, 7; laat wan, I. Nw York CmV Stocks. Allied Oil Boston Montana ..... Boston Wyoming crown Smyrna, pound. 12c: ssven crown Jji2" V.' ''' ' wmyrna, -pound, 38c. . t??nS,"df ,ed Coppr vegetables ttoot; neets. carrots, pars- ,"A',, Glenrock Oil Merrlt Oil. . . Midwest Refining Co. Sapulpa Oil 81mm Petroleum .... Tonopah Divide U. S. Stearihlp , I . ieota. 13.15 gallon; 70r large i S"1"" cans;; King Col" north L,fi lard- 3 3i galionc,. 7o large 8re ' sn.all cans; ''King Cole" north) Uecelpts, 71 cars with shipping sale rll, fbo. , ' House with seaboard connections were good buyers of ryofuture and prices ad vance steadily. Some cash grain was sold at eutnlJe markets on the1 basis of 16 c over December, track New York. No. 2 on track here brought lo over tfecrmber with a sale of 51.58. Receipts, cars. i Barley advanced 103c on malting and 1st. 9 on fneri and mlxinsr. Demand and offerings light. Spot sales were S10LO9. Receipts. 41 cars. Pit Notes. nf hedeea atralnst safes N of ariund 750,000 busbels dostrastic and Mal- l:ol wheat by fiorria ana J nosenoaum nhsorbed part of the aurpiua 4n the p-t e.irly. and while corn and -oats aroppea sharply to a new low .on tha cjsrp.; those vho sold w heat, regretted it later. Tli3 ds'eat of Wraugel in southern Russia bs the reds Is regarded as having shut oft ail possm.t -J or eswn " ""J ,. .. gtr: black baas, medium to .mall. nnK t 1 1 1 . ,i ( uuiiic,, . : . . . . ,1 I . fl MI1HM Terms- ana iv I r-. .1... .mi. . tnr This, with limited country offerings and nJ neter; demand -ror nour in tne wuiuwmi hes -brought about a more confident feel i'.g Cti somi quarters, and there was In fluential rnvering by shorta. With tlw exception af a fair demand tf.r wheat from Italy the general call for rush srala at the1 seaboard was very Dtisneisjinii(ui'ii Inn. rnund 600.000 wire reported as sold abroad, and thcro ware Indications of 250.000 bushels moi'e hiiang beea taken. Prem.uma on Man It.iDas at Now York were unchanged, but at the gulf Hard winters warn easF at 00 21c over DJecemoer paio lor ueamct In-.dlng, joe lover trie jannary. aim i- cver for February .-vo i iMartnooa in offered at 15c over Chicago December to hical. handlers. -ReSt winter wheat advanced 2c as com prd with December, a nominal quota- trna or avimo over in iulu'c mixed, largely red, sold at about 20c over the December. Hardwlnters jiere un changed at 78c over for Ni 1. and svrtjig steady nt 6lSe over. Raceipts. 2 1 cars. No milling sales reported.! Out sldo markets were firmer with f prices unchanged to tc higher. r CHICAGO CLOSING 'PRICES. By -Updike Grain Co. Doug. SC27. Nov.. IS. green peppers, basket, 12.00; cauliflower. crates,' one doxen, 12.26; head lettuce, crate. 15.00: head letturce, doxen.. I2.O0; California tomatoes.- lugs, 13.00; leaf let tuce, dosen, 75c egg plant,-doxen, 12.00. Oysters "Kins - Cole" Ch Ml nea tr i. standard. 12.75 gallon; 6o large cans; 45c .ran cans Ring cole- cnesapeake lent. 13.15 gallon; 70r large cans; 6 northern atan rana: SB-; northern aelarta. 43.70 gal Ion l 76c larare cans: 66c small cons;' "King Cole" New York counts, 14.00 gs.lon: 80c largt cans; 60c small rana Fresh Fish Channel catfish, . sizes to S'i't, a&cTJound; buljheada, large northern, 2"c pound; freth iiallbut. 6-8, pounds. 27o pound ; f rush -red sitlmon.llcr pound: fresh fai: salmon. 20c pound; halibut, meajlum tin ound; frojfn halibut, medium, 5c pound; halibat. chicken, 21c poundi chan nel catfish, northern stock, Sto poun-I: trout, sizes to suit. 28c pound; black bass U. S. RctWU Candy , ...J... Mrt-bltj 'Oil . ...... .... ..'... I0 . . 8 9 8 . .. 2j 1 .. 11 1 .. 12t5 11 ..144 0148 .. 40 6 .. 7 ,7 .. 1 0 1 .. 1 1 .. t? ..156 pound iwniteiisn 17c Forelrn Exchane Sates. Following are yesterday's ' rates of exrfl lc-( rnang as compared wltn tft par valua- ton . a urnuthad by the meters isational S ' ' Par, V6I. Austrian ...... Belgium Czecho-Skivakla f Denmark Art. - I Open. I High. I Low. I Close. I Yes'y. 1616 70 S)70 t778 72072 9694 774?7I 77 078 80 081 26 0 27 76 0 77 85Q89 61 12 11 11 45 53 11 12 RaCon. C, Co. SV Utjfn Cop. Co. ... Ii' tl 1 "14 INDCS'lRIALtl. .... ' uneven: cholc yealera. Am. B. aaPCo. ah rvssrv isa Am. tnc i-orp. . db-. Am. Sum. Tob, Co. 11 Am. Cotton Oil Co. 24 Am. TeL A Tel.... 91 Am. Z, L. A 8..., 8 Brooklyn R. T 1 Bethlehem Motors. 3 Amer. Can Co 11 calves. weak ana ' ---i rr- 2 lii.no: many 68U. Sl 17 57 110 ill 111 114 3 t 04 Tl .16. 71 11 lt .... 19' .19 .'.IV.! Ill l.iU lit 71 76 I Cuba Cane S'r Co. 16 uyc.u. - - .- . . . , heavy ealvea. 17.000 S.vtUI 0,r",VTSf., Csl. Packing Corp 41 more- jZ Wj 8 C. a 41 18 75 'l.-'lL ...i It 6011.36: Texas cows, I IV" ' ' i a itu'.iiS isVostt.00: fedatlvo banfers. 110.40; can- J-t rhh'ci: I-11 II - ..m. 1.1 00 ft 1,25. ... ! n.m.rml Rlar- C0..1I2U 120 121 Haaa lleceint. lt.100 head; generally 0o, w. . wis 4 4 4 . Ll-I t... la.! WM.1. K . - a . . . . , ' 38 to J cent niso.; . -i ",r- . ton. Motors jj.. last close: top. ltt4S: bulk of sales, 'tl-l ,Hdrich Co 44 ' II 7. good and choice, 130-pound hogs, I m. H A t SllT12.0. . x , . . J Hask. A BtfCar. .. 69 Sheep Receipt. S.400 bead: (at Umbs. v a jnd jfa CQn . 7iw ii to 60 cents higher: natives, 111.7. int0r. Nickl ..... 15 mA westerns. S12.10: sheep, steady) no . ., p..- f. -. ATVt ..hira recti era offered. " I n Run. -On ... 22 32 i, ' . , - . IKeUy-Spriag...Tlr 4114 l . Sloox City Live Stock. - gey. Tlr8 4 Rub. 10 , 10 Sioux! City, la. Nov. 15. Hogs Re- inter. HeTy JSir. Ii 11 relots. 1.90O head.'stesdy; 16 cents high- Max. Motor" Co. .. t - Iff Hi-lVrht. 112.40012.60; mixed, H!." Mtl. Petrolenm ..! las 111$; heavy, 111.60012.25; bulk of aalea. . Middle State iW.. 11 111 6 01155. I Pure Oil . ....... 11 ' "ttle Receipt. 1,400 head: market Willys-Overland .. 1 slow, ateady; feci ter 7"1 " .iuuin ateara. 6AOO01a.O: rasa co'waj'18.00 0 12.00;, tat cowa 'and helfar 16.1601 1; oanner. 13.60 0.4iOj fesdsra. II.5O0S.1S; common ealveo. 4.00 4.60ealer. 4.t01t.6t; feeding eows and hlfra. 21.7506.78;, stockera, M0y lfflMr- Receipts. TOO head; market teady. V ! ' St. intnk Uva Stock. St. Joseph. Mo., Nov.. 14. Cattle-Re-celpta. 4.000 head: gleors, weak to 15 cent lower; butcher- atock, 16010 cents lower; steers. t7.W014.OOt cow. and heifers, ll.t014.O. ealvsj- 5.IO01MO. H tt -Rclpt. 1,100 beadi.. market stronr to 15 eestts higher; .top, ILS-la; bulk. IW.35011.61. .. a-r-- - , 8he-Rectpta, l.BOO heat: market teady to 21 cents' higher j lambs, 111.10 13.75; ewes. 14.4006.60. .. . 1 .-v. ! Lojaaeei ssoapr, , . London. Nor. 16.-y-Bar IllverSlHct par Piarce Oil Corp.... 11 6.O014.5-.i Pat-Am. Pet A T. 17 Pierce-Arrow Met., za-t Royal Dotcbi Co... 10 U. 3i Rubber Co,'.. 41 ArsVSngar Rfg. Co. 17 Bl-Lla.-. nil A T) tm . Bi-.r-Roeburk Co l07lt 104 Ftrosnberg a .Co. 13 , S0 Studebaker Corp..' 41 471 Toh Product Ca.I5 66' fra'ns-Cont. Oil... M Tcxa c. u b em. tninc-E. " u...ll u . M, Discount Rates Short : tttl'."" I "11 'prr c-st. three-month bills, l4 34 17 '14 ' 14 41 45 44 ii : is i'tt 11 ,13 14 44 '41 .43 14 . 68" 59 71 15 .15 64 II 31 31 40 39 10 It Aft IR 11'.. 77 Mew York Cotton. New York, No. 15. Although some what Irregular, with first prices 4 points lower to 10 points higher, the undertone cf the cvtton market was steady early, Stability was most marked for late de 'llvsries, which apparently -were being absorbed by Investors. Later the mar: ket was aotlv and unsettled, with prices about 10 points above Initial levels. The advance extended to 35 to 37 points en trade buying and covering. . Midday reactions of 15 or 20, points War roUowed by renewed firmness, prices making .new high round for tb day on the afternoon covering, and trade" buying. Active months showed T.et advance of 40 to 14 point. . V Omaha Bay Market. Recelpta light on both prairie hay and alfalfa. Mark! firm and higher. D Oiand good on alfalfa, while or) prairl bay the demand fair, pat tnd wheat straw tn good dmahd. ' Na r Upland train haT.-il5.OO0tl.OO v lit Man A; Nil i. tt nnart an ' p No. t Midland prsirl bav14.9015.OO: at'- 1. 111.00011.00. . ' ' I no. l iowiana prairie nayi fc.ootFi.vo; No. I. 17.0001.00; No. 1. j.007.00. Choi alfalfa, lr-.00: No: 1. I23.SO0 14.60; atandard, fll.OO0tl.OO; N. 1. 115.00 018.00; No. t. 111.00 014.00. Ckt straw, 1U.CO012.OO; wheat, $1,100 10 00. j, ; It 14 1 11 74 11 10 19 v 15 Co...... .. 47, 44 -41 Pr. Corp. tT 14 44 m.. R. A M. IIT O- 41 Wilto Motor Co.. 41- , . 41. .V llson Co.. Inc.. iM 41 AVsat'hous Arbke.. .... A.. .... 111 11. U5 41 44 1514 25 107.lll 1 ! 41 II 10 14 70 .1 . WXestern Union ... 14 fl West h se EL A Mt. 44 x Ame. Woolen Co.. 16 04 Two o'clock alas, J91,!v , . r A ..u. Saturday close. 44 41 li !l3 14 Monry Close. J. Sterling Close7 1 17; t.SI. r Chk-ag rUte. 7 , CDVoOtiiNov. la. jfotatoso Dall: rj refpts. lOlTFar: Idaho round whiter fl tl 0 2.60 cat northern white, sacked and bulk. 11.06 fc 3.16 cwt at. i'aut uen. 4 s . C, A N. W. Oen. 4s I A N. Cn. 4s ,... .-. New York Ry. 4s Nor. Pac. P. L 4s Reading Con. 4s . . . Union Pacific 1st 4a N4N4N4N480 080 U 8. Steel 6a 92 093 V. P. 1st Ret. 4s , ......75 75 8. P. Cv. Ss 107107 S, P. Cc4s 78 71 Penn. Con. 4s 89 90 Penn. Gen. 4s i8181 Co Com. 6 14H01 ' ' New York Coffee. New. York. Nov. IS. The market for coffee futures opened at a decline -of on to seven points, under further scattered tinnirlatinn Th.i nrrssuN. waa much te.a active, following the declines of last week, however- and prices firmed up later on cverlng lcompanled by reports of a f rmer ton In coat and freight offers. Match railed from t7.607.10, with more active months selling 21 to 28 points set hlrher durlna tha middle of the afternoon. -There were reactions of a few' rvints later under realizing wltn Marcn closing at I7.6S, ami with the general list Showing a net advance of . ll to 21 points. i - - uecernoer, S7.es; Jarjiary, si.si; Marcn, May. J7.S9;-July. 431.30; .September, Wht. ' . Dec. , LS1 185 S 1.78 1.84V. 1.S0 Mch. 1.7l 1.76 1.69 1.75 1.70 Itye Dec. 1.56 1.41 1.56 1.61 1.66 May .1.39 1-44 1.39 1.45 1.40 May ,74 .79 ' .77 T9 .79 July ;.I0 .78 .80 .80 Oats May ) ..63l .63 .51) .63 .63 Pork I I j ( . Nov. 23.50 123.6(1 I23.S0 23.50 23.50 - J.m. 24.30 125.2' 124.30 25.20 24J0 ard. I I I f Nov. 1U.12 19.30 JlS.OO 119.30 18.85 Jan. 115.80 )16.2ill5.55 111.17 16.72 Rib '1 I ' X Oct. I1J.75 13.75 13.75 113.75 13.75 Jan. 13.83 113.65 Il3.20 111-40 13.27 f'.6d; 160. ' Spot coffee quiet; 4s, 10 11. Rio , 7; Santos Nw Yorkngar. - New York, Nov. IS. -There were no further changes in the-local raw sugar marker, today and the close --was at ic for Cuba- c I. 1. and fretxht equal to I 61 for Centrifugal. There were eales of 1.000 bag ot Jamlaca centrifugal afloat et le ct L f., and 8.600 bag of Perot afloat at the tame price, and It was be. lleved that born Cuba and Porto Rico could jp obtained at the asms equivalent r 6.61 duty paid delivered. a -New York I-rVed Fruit. NewJTork, Nov. 15. Evaporatf.4 Apples Dull - CaVJfornlas 8011: state, 4s?Il. PrjneSwEasy; California, 6 20; Ore gon, II. . , Peaohoa a Quiet; cholc. 10; axtrt chote. II- fancy; 14. ' - - Raisins Steady; loos muscatels,- 1449 lr.; eholco to fancy seeded. 23 4)16; Seedless, 15017. . .1 . ..J--'- TurpeatlsM and Real. ' Savannah. Oa., Nov. 16 Turpentine Nothing doing; laat anl November I at 11.11: - salsa. .-none: receipts. 279 -bbL: shipments. 251 bbl.: stock, 11.801 bbL. Rosin Firm; nothing' doing; receipt. 101 casks; shipments. ,1,000 casks; stock, 9.474 casks. . T . Ouote: B. D, E, f, tjT K, I, K, if. K.W0. WW, iij.ua. , i . nvw mnrm my wnm. (-J New York. Nov. 11. With oercales now offered by leading printers on a basis of 11 for I- 14 44x40s without orlce pro tection or guarantee, a moderate amount Of nueinea bad been booked for delivery nil January. . Oray goods were easier, yarns cuter. 1 i KB UIUU. SHS AUI.MM WW 1 U 1 .XJC 1 reduced, - t . . V Visible Grata Sunply. New York, Nov. 15. The visible sup ply of American and bonded grain plows foMowlnsJ changes: i Wheat Increased 1,742.000 bushels. ' Corn derreaard 1.0.18.000 bushels. Oats decreased 237.000. Rve decreased 94.000. parley decreased 44,000. ' - Minneapolis Grain. Minnespolis, Nov. 15. Flour Un changed to 10 .rents higher; ln csrlold lots, family patent quoted at I9.15.60 a barrel in 98-pound cotton sacks. Bran 112.00013.00. , . .-. ; . Kansas City Grain. . ' f-'y Kansas" City, 'Mo,. Nor. Ii. Wheat December. 11.75 r.76; March, 1.69. pound: crrxDies. oi a. 24e Lcr.ppies, medium. 15- pound: i-io aizea, marart: oiaca -cod. ic pounu. Frogs Jumbo 13.71 - dozen;' medium. 11.85 dozen; yimnH, a6c dozen. Sait Fjilr Finnan 'naddie. 30-Ib. box pr pound, 18c; smoked whltetish. 10-lb. baskets, large, per pound, IOcr-krppered Salmon, itr-lb. box, per pound, 32c shiimp. peeled per can, 13.00; -.headless P-r can, 12.00; crab meat, per can, mar kot V Par, V61. ..... .80 ..... ,195 England Franco Germany. ., Greece . . . , Italy Jugo-Slavla Norway Sweden f. . . Swltxcrlabd .27 4.86 -19S .238 .196 .195 i '.ii ' . .27 -.191 Today. .003 .0622 .0104 .1314 OMS-i .0120 .0893 .0352 .0071 .1315 .1180 .1527 .i j. '" Chicago Prod uca. Chicago, Nov. 11 Buttery-Lower; creamery. 40061c. Eggs Unsettled! receipts, 454 cases: firsts. 6970o; ordinary firsts, 58063c. at mark, eases Included, 67044c; stand ards, 71072c; storage' packed firsts, 72 73e: refrigerator llrsts, 62 0 61c. poultry Alive. lower.: fowls, 11021c; springs, 16c; turkeys, 38o. ''Kansas City Produce. Kansas City,' Mo., Nov. 15. Butter Two cents higher; creamery, 62c; pack ing. 12c. .-'' Eggs Unchanged; firsts, 65c?; seconds 50r. I Poultry Hens, 14c; roosters, 22o; turk eys. I6e. . i Potatoes 12J4S1.40. Corn December, 72c. v " 6868c; May, , St Louis Grain. , St Louis. Mo.. Nov. A 5. Wheat De cember. 11.84; Marrh.11.74 bid. Corn December, 77 c; May. 79c bid. Oats December. 49e; MayV 64c bid. . I ..COT amwuw. Newt York, Nov. 15, Butter Klrm: oamery 'h'.gtrT than extras, 6A06t:: (imery xtrVs, 6itT creamery firsts. ct crt 48 1 E63o. Ugs SteadjfJ fresh gathered, - extra firsts. 83,ii 85c; fresh gathered firsts, 77 IK, Cheese Firm; stats, whole milk flats, held, specials, !728c; -state, whoi nHlK, flats, current make, specials,' 24 25c, state, whoIettiilk twins, held spe cials, 2728e. , - -. Live Poultry Quiet; no quotations. Dressed poultry. Irregular. Western brcdl ers, fresh. 14045c: roasting chickens. fresh. 1341c; fowls, fresh. 274nc; roost ers, fresh, 24026c; turkeys, 46 55c- EJCCELLO COAL FOlt THE FURNACE i$16.50 Per Ton A hard semi-anthracite, smoke less and Bootless. Holds fire over mgb,.. " ' y' s Coal Hill Coal Co. 1903 Fornatn. Ttl.. Tyler 4416. "Dry Cleaning"; lias Helped to Cause Mucl oi the Recent Reduc tions in the Price' of Hew Cjothes ' oooooooo -When pricot got to be uo beamilj- high the American public timply rebelled and(taid: "We will NOT BUY any new clothes until prices come down we will have our old clothes dry-cleaned. , ' That's one of trio reasons, THIS plant haa been so busy. " ''",; : "'J. Phone Tyler 345. D RES HER BROTHER-S .Cleaners ? 2211-17 Farnam St. y Phono) "South 0050" Roaches Our.South Side Branch. k J New l'ork Metals. New York. Nov. 15. Copper Steady ; electrolytic, spot and fourth quarter, 11 15c. Iron Easier; No. 1 Northern. I.00 44.00: No- 2,-Norther.n. 144.00045.00; No. 2 Southern, 138.00040.00. t Tin Easier; spot and nearby, 131.00; futures, 137.00038.00. Antimony .2Se. Lead Steady: shot. 7.00c. Zino Easy ; East St. Lou is, spot, 6.35 8.40c. v V At London Copper, spot, 95, 16s, Id; electrolytic, 91; tin. 1237. ' Liberty Bond Price. New. York. Nov. II. Prices of Lfherty Iwnxueit noon were:) ls, 13.10: firs'. 4s, sFE lil.lt second 4s 86-S8 bid: .first 4s, 88.30; second 4s, 86.10; third 4k. 88.40; fourth 4. 86.40; Victory- 1, 95. 8- Victory 4"s. "95J4. , iji oeriy ponua cioneu: ana, ii.iv; iirsi 4s. unouoted: second 4a 85.60: first 111. 8.10; second. 4 Ha. 85.66; third 4s, 86.06; fauth4Hs ' 88.28 Victory 3a, S6.74, Victory 44. 96.7S. . CO A L Specialty tf O Cflper Lump 'V-vUton Large, Clean, Screnoda Lumps. ' Pbone Us, Your Order. ' Prompt Delivery. CONSUMERS COAL AM ' SUPPLY C0., , r.-l r i r--.i ,N-. r. I., ns-n , The State BanK of Omaha Corner- 16lh and Harney Streets The Largest State Bank in Nebraska ANNOUNCEMENT' Md J. H,Tolmelly, Chief State Bank. Examiner and former head of the Securities Department, haa beeiy elected Cashier of the State Bank of Omaha, We consider ourselves fortunate in securing Mr. Don nelly with, his broad experience,1 and havinglhim added to our official staff. . v , , . ' . ... ' We Py 4 Per Cent on Time Deposits 3 Per Cent on Savings Deposits , AU .T)tT)osits in this bank are orotected by the De positors' Guarantee Fund of the State of Nebraska. -"- " V' ' ' " ' v ' ' ' ' ' Xhfi Safest Place in Nebraska to Deposit Your Money h- .... s We Invite Your Business - OFf ICERS AND DIRECTORS Albert L. sSchantx, Pres. , Daa W. Cainca, Vice Pre. J. H. Donnelly, Cashier Osar Keeline - I A. A. Nelson. Ast. Cashier W. C. Davi, A't- CashWr I C. J. Murphy. Asa't. Caatiier D. C. Eldredge - What Shall I Give Ker for Christmas? : That, is the question , hundr5ds are asking right .now. Many will give trivial things that do not last;' are not. en during. Yours should be, ,an enduring .gift.' You take nochances in giving ) her thething that eyery wdinan "treasures one of ' Bowen's Cedar Chests. v . Another reason is that our Cedar Ch,ests have dropped in price. None qf the old war prices orj our tags now. But the. new and lower prices are in effect at' Bowen's. the Value-Giving Store. , V Advertisement. --A jmMMV11tW0MiW-nmiA NO.'3 real: flDPY DOAtllVT ' BLANKETS Genuine U. a Army CC OC Olive Drab Wool ...... . . , V- ) SHIRTS Genuine Army Olive CM QC Drab Serge Flannel V.......OT-W SHOES Genuine Army Regulation ' C7 ftA Russet Garrison Shoe . . . . ' . .... .V- 'vy I y7cx f r" s? Fifteenth and Howard Oppoiite Auditorium - l J ll El r III FOR SALE! ! Associate x control or ' controlling interest hi : good country bank $20, I 000.0,0 capital Fine op - ' jiortwnity. Address box W-10, Omaha Bee., : ! Invest in the 1 ' - 6fo I Real Estate Mortgage Securities ownm4 and adminitttrmd ey Chapter II on Eaefto Profit Tax The pyramiding of excess profits .taxes might have quickly reduced the' war debt but for three iokera v in the deck: ' .. ; , 1st. Lavish; spending of money by business f inBs "because the gov- -ernment would get it anyway." . 2nd. Extravagance in administer ing the funds of the nation, on 'the principle of "Easy come, rtly go" and this is not a reflection upon ny political party. -3rd. Elimination of excess profits through the refusal of consumers to buy at inflated prices and that's just what is happening now. . I am convinced that, in the final analysis, the excess profits tax is at the root of the current business de pression. - (To be 'continued.) ' ' C C SHMER, Presideol ' Q. A. ROHRBOUGH. Soo' sAsseto Oft $1,400,000 f' ' " - - -, -. . Call and talk the aUtf eoet ' . Americgn;Security Co., ts Dodg, at 18th DoagtttM 5013 ' Omak J.,, ...,,.l,....,..,..,,.H.l,....M.,,.,,.,,..,..,.,,.,.......T..t. t The' Pennsylvania-Ohio Power & Light Co. 7H Twoty-Yeer Bond "A long term' bond, 'at a high interest - rate of an essential Elactrin company supplying a most Important industrial section. ' Price to Yield 7.85 Circular giving tn teres tint detai! af the bnalnesa will be furnished apon request for OB-361. TheNatwnalQty ' - Company Omaha Flrat Nattonal Bank Bid. Telephone I 111 Douglas ii. a t The '-'-L - " A-'-' " " -.. UPDIKE GRAIN COMPANY. ; Operating large, up-to-date Terminal Elevators in the Omaha and Milwaykee -i - markets, are in a position to handle your shipments in the best possible manner ' y t. cleaning, transferrineT storing, etc. . MEMBERS Chicago Boaird of Trad Milwaykee Chamber of Com - neYe . . - ' ' v t Minnoaootia CkamViar sf V Commerce ' St. Lotus 'MercbABU Ea chaag . I Kansas City Boards! Trade, Sions City Board of Trade " Omaha Crala Eachaat y OFFICES AT OMAHA,- NEB. LINCOLN. NEB. HASTINGS. NEB. 1 CHICAGO, ILL. SIOUX CITY. 1A. HOLDREGE, NEB. GENEVA. NEl4. DES MOINES, 1A. MILWAUKEE, WIS. HAMBURG, IA. KANSAS CITY, MO. AS tbaa rtlea. axaaft Kaseaa City. , era with mm - by srrnl win. It Will pay you to Vet ia loach' with eoe of our offtcoc ' whoa waatinf to BUY or SELL any kind of grabs. . we soucrr your " Consignments of All Kinda of Grain K , to OMAHA, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, KANSAS CITY arid , SIOUX CITY - i Every Car Receives Careful Personal Attention The Updike Grain Company ' THE REUABtE CONSItJNMENT HOUSE ' I ill!:illl(lllllllMi f ', i i , i- i . f I 9 I - .mm,,m,m.-.., .....y..... t-ri-fr'tlir'tlll'IITI HlIHll HuIIISIH V i-ll per coin ' -i v" If . ' '. '
