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THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAlf, DECEMBER 2. 191ft.
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State Laws Blamed
By H.D. Lute for Lack
Of Finances for Farmers
Lincoln, Dec. I. (Special Tele.
Sum.) Sutenienlt nude at confer
titers on farm aid thai it was tin
fault of the Nebraska farmer, them
selvei, if they didn't obtain the same
, proportion of war finance money at
other atatci. called for a aharp re
buke from II. P. Lute secretary of
the. Nebraska Farm Bureau feacra
tion. Lute declared it was the result t,f
Nebraska taws which made certain
restriction and limitations that tie
Lived the Nebraska farmer in taking
advantage of the government's aid.
The leniency of Attorney General
Clarence. A. Pavis and J. E. Hart,
secretary of the department of trade
and commerce, has overcome this
difficulty, he declared.
"It might also be suggested that
many banks, which have been able
to get 10 per cent for their money.
are not anxious to bring cheaper
money into, tne state." .Lute declared.
"This, however, is the exception and
not me rule. '
Officers Seek Booze,
But Find Dope Instead
Officers, arrestrd Charles York on
a search warrant for booze, but
found dope instead. His attorneys
used this fact as a basis for fighting
. the case before United States Com
missioner Bochtcr, yesterday. De
cision was postponed until law book
' authorities coutd be consulted.
Never Has Enough "Junk" .
For Self, Addict Says
"I never sell 'junk,' judge I never
1'ave enough for myself " John Jack
so:?, neero drug addict, told Federal
Judge VVoodrough yesterday.
John's attorney brought him up to
plead guilty to the sale of drugs, but
his statement -to the judge led the
' lattor to enter the plea as "not
guilty."
Soldooze With Chili; ,
"y'' Giveu Jail Sentence
f ror selling: booze with his chili.
. Charles Poliltcaty, cook in a chili
iqhU T...ffL t n - L
streets, was sentenced to four months. .
in the county jail by Federal Judg? j
Woodrough yesterday.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Live Stock 1 1 Financial
Omaha, Dec. 1.
r.ecelsts were: Cattla Hon Sheep
Official Mooday .... .Ut I.Ht 13.1(7
Official Tuoday ... MuS It, lit ll.OaS
Official WxInnaUay.. 4.1 17 10.7X4 11.44
Kutimata Thursday.. 3 0 i.4 I.oo
Pour days Ihla wuk.18.tl9 IS.US 4S.5SS
Sam clay laat w.k.H.J37 30.S5 ll.eb
Ha ma day 2 wk ao.J.72 :.I7 tl.543
8m day S ao.!,l7 in 4 IS.Su
Samo Hay yar aii.. 34,071 21,741 1,7J
Rerolnta and dlaDoaltlon of llv atock at
the Union atock yarda. Omaha, Nab., for
ti houra tndlni at S n. m. Uacamber 1.
121:
HSCEirTB CARS.
Call la Hon Sheap
Wabash t
Sllaaourl-Pai-lflo Ry...
Union Pacific R, R...
C. ft N. AV. Ry., aaal.
& N. W. Ky.. wt
C. S(. P.. M. & O. Ry.
C, B. m Q. Hy.. aaal.
H. 4a g. ny.. waal
O,
C. R. I & P.. east.
C, R. I. & P., wat..
Illnnla Ccmtral Ky...
C, O. W. Ry
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Brief City News.
Here on Hustings Charles O.
Ryan, prominent Grand Island at
torney, is in Omaha on fcuflness.
To Address Elks Judge Arthur
C. Wakeley of Omaha will make the
principal address at the F.Iks me
morial services at Shenandoah, la.,
Sunday. ,
Appointed Kewivcr Francis T.
Matthews, an attorney, yesterday
was appointed receiver of the Albert
O. Elias Dental Supply company,
declared bankrupt Wednesday,
Hootch Cost 'Him $10 Sam
Faler waa fined $100 by Federal
Judge Woodrough yesterday on a
charge of illegal possession of
liquor. Fred Colton. charged with
Faier, was discharged.
Seeks Henrt Balm Trial of the
$50,000 breach of, promise suit
brought by Gertrude M. Craig, 23,
against Joseph Leopold. grain
dealer, started yesterday before a
Jury in District Judge Day's court.
Missing Omaltan I Titcd-
Through the Poatofflce department
and an Hem in The Omaha Bee
several days ago, Miss Genevieve
Hauflare, sought by relatives in
Chicago, has been located . at Tulsa,
Okl.
Robbed Drivlne to Utwom-Mrs.
C. E. Voorhees, 1517 South Twentyr
ninth street, reported to police yes
terday that Wednesday night while
driving to Lincoln in her car two
men robbed her of a fur stole worth
J500. .
Warmest Year? Unless Decem
ber proves to be an extraordinarily
cold month, 1921 will go into local
weather bureau history as the
warmest year ever recorded. Me
teorologist Robins announced yes
terday. i
Trofllo Officer Discharged Safety
Traffics Officer Orlin was ordered
discharged from traffic activity yes
terday by Judge Foster, when he
failed to appear in court to testify
against a speeder whom he arrested
Wednesday night
Voiaw Honorvd A purse of (50
and a box o( cigars were presented to
William I. Votaw. retiring manager
of the air mail field here, just before
he left last night for New York to
take up his new post In the trans-
atlantic mall service.
Award $3,389 A Jury In the
federal court returned a verdict of
13, JUS damages for delayed ship
ment of live stock in favor of the
Myers & Bachelor Live Stock com
pany and against the Chicago &
Northwestern railway.
To lrturw on Canir-Dr. C. A.
Roeder of the Wis Memorial hos
pital staff, will address the congre
gation of the Temple Israel tonight
on "A Lecture to Laymen on Can
cer." Ha will illustrate his lecture
with 8tereoptieoa slides.
Confirmation Not Received
Charles Black, appointed postmas
ter of Omaha a few days ago, may
not take office for two or three
weeks, he said yesterday. His no
tice of confirmation probably will
not arrive for two weeks.
"Hunfry,, His Plea Frank Spen
cer, Cincinnati, O.. was arrested
early yesterday morning while try
ing to pry open the door of a Six
teenth street cafe. He claimed to
be hungry, and for this reason tried,
to enter the place, he told police.
Condemns Pardoning Police
Judge Foster. In Central police court
yesterday, condemned the- mayor's
action in pardoning numerous pris
oners held on petty charges. "The
mayor can pardon them faster than
we can send them up," said the
judge.
Slugged and Robbed J. .'J. Me
Lennon, Cedar Creek, Neb., was
slugged and robbed of $40 by two
men who Jumped out of an alley
near Nineteenth and - Cuming
streets Wednesday night. One of
them struck him with his revolver
and knocked him unconscious.
Approve Action At a meeting
of the council of the province of
the northwest of ths Episcopal
churchf held in All Saints church
hera Wednesday, a resolution was
adopted approving the action of
1 'resident Harding in calling a limi
tation of arms conference. ,
Jailed for Reckless Driving Vir
gil Williams, clerk at the Dodge
hotel, waa sent to Jail for JO days
by Police Judge Foster yesterday oa
a charge of being drunk and reck
less driving. The ca he waa driv
ing crashed into a pole at Twenty
eecond street and St. Marys avenue
Wednesday -night
Armour ft Co........ 616
Cudahy Packln Co.. 678
Dold Packlni Co 176
Morrla Packing Co.... 41
Swift ft Co...,,,..,.. 534
J. W. Murphy ...
Swarli ft Co .., ...
Otrden Packing Co
Lincoln Packing Co.. 3
Mtdwefct Packing Co.. 3
Omaha1 Packing Co... S
So. Omaha Pkg. Co.. . 10
J. H. Bulla. 3
ft. M. Burruaa ft Co., 23
W. H. Cheek SS
K. O. Chrlttle & Son. 36
Dennis ft Francis..,. 22
Ellin ft Co S
John Harvey 145
56
18
25
2t
30
S
10
3
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4 2
5 1
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Hoga Sheep
1443 1642
1U 481
727 15J
693 102C
S3 1430
184
61
32
Huntzinger ft Oliver
T. J. Inghram. . ... . .
P. Q. Kellogg ,
Joel I.undgren
F. P. Lewi
Mo.-Kan. V. ft C. Co.
K McAdama
J. B. Root ft Co
Roaenatock prva.
Sullivan Area.
tverthelmer ft Deaan. 40
Other buyers ........ K
Total!
.3SS5
(14
t Chtea.. TJ. 1. Paltr A lire, tmwrr;
fovkv I4lc; ear tags IK; twktn, Jc;
' nxKua. it.
2359
7090
Cattle Beef and butcher oattla war in
active demand again today and on a light
Thursday supply, J.0 head, the market
tor fed ateera, cows and; helfera (hawed
further gains of 1025c. Nothing real
toppji was offered. Bight good heavy
steera sold up to I8.8.10. ' Since last
week's low close the market has advanced
generally 76c on ateera and a big itto on
she atock, price being at least a quarter
better than the beat time early last week.
Stockera and feeders were strongar again
today and are selling 260600 higher than
last week's close, lights having advanced
most.
Quotations on cattle; Good to choice
heaves. t7.H5l.35 fate to good beeves,
11.2697.00; common to fair beeves, 65. Si
$6.25; choice to prime yearlings, $0.60
11.00; good to choice yearlings, U.OOtji)
$0.25; fair to good yearlings, I6.508.00;
common to. fair yearlings, (S.U0 S.eS;
good to choice heifers, I5.50O4.26; fan
to good heifers. t4.405.50; good to choice
cowa, H-605 i5; fair to good cows, 13.75
44.66; common to fair cowa, i3.75Q3.60;
good to. choice feeders, 66.45 6.10; fair
to good feeders, 5.105.60; common to
fair feeders, 14.6096.00; good to choice
stackers, la.OOt.SO) fair to good stock
ers, 5.4a.; common to fair Mockers,
S4.6O05.35; stock heifers, ta.75i95.a0;
stock cows, 3. 00O3.7S; stock calves, 14.00
?.O0; veal calves, 13.0008.00; bulls,
stsgs, etc., 2.604.50; good to cholco
grass beeves, 15.7506.50; fair to good
grass beeves. 15.0005.60; common tq fair
grass beeves, $4.5095.00,
BEEF STEERS.
30 1JH 6 16 34 1004
18 817 00 20 1093
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Chleac Trlbnae-Oniab Bee Lsaasd Win.
New , York, Dec. 1. All other
movements in today '$ markets were
overshadowed by the rise in foreign
exchange. This advance carried
sterling to $4.07$, the highest price
reached since it passed that figure
on the down grade in November,
1419; it brought the German mark to
$.0057-)(.- the highest since last Oc
tober, and it raised the rates on
France and Italy, respectively, to the
best figures touched since November
4 and September 9.
The day's sterling rate was no
further below the lowest quotation
touched in September, of 191$ than
it was above last September's figures.
At less than Yt cent, the German
mark experienced a rise of nearly
75 per cent, from the price of not
quite a month ago. In view of re
cent cabled news or rumor the rise
today .was alternately ascribed to a
possible effort at "stabilizing ex
change" and to the allies plans re
garding Germany.
Itecavery Irregular,
Prices of stocks recovered irregularly
with a few sharp advances, mostly In
the Industrial shares. The bond market
continued Its halt after the recent pro
longed advance, but the rise In United
States war loans continued. Victory 4s
touching par again and the 4Vi per cents
of 1018 getting closer to the highest open
market price of their history.
At ths federal reserve, ' the weekly
statement continued the remarkable story
of increasing ratio of reserve to note
and deposits, at the height of the season
of ordinarily large demands on credit.
Rediscounts of the entire system de
creased I?.", 800. 000 for the, week; they are
now 1220,000,400 less than at the end of
August and II. 604,000, 000 under those of
this week in 1020. 1 As for reserve nqte
circulation, that has declined 123.000,000
this past week; It has been reduced 30&
per cent from its maximum of last De-
comber. Tha system's H per cent ratio
of reserve compared with 72 1-3 laat
week and with 71 a month ago; it la the
highest sine September, 117,
After a progressive reduction of lt400,
0OO.00O francs In the seven weeks prior
to November 24, the French bank's paper
circulation Increased 168.500,000 francs in
the rmat weak. It still remains 3,100,-
000,000 below Its high point, reached in
November of 1020, a decrease of about 8
per cent and expansion of this autumn
period Is usual, but tt has been pretty
clearly intimated at Pari that another
and a very large reduction wm oa maue
around the year end. .
New York Quotations
Range of prices of the let ding stocks
furnished by Logan ft Bryan, Peters Trust
building;
RAILS.
High Low Close Wed.
Close.
A T ft S F H 0
Baltimor ft Ohio 37
N Y Central ...
Ches A Ohio ..
Erie R R
(It North's, pf
Chi Ot Western
Illinois Central
7
60
1314
7Vi
.Vo'o"
7 87 87U
111 11H 111
76 75 . 75H
61 59 tli
12 13 ll
Tl 11 11
T
ii 19 00
24 26 26
II II II.
134 13A 134
li 83 82
70 70 70
34 34 . 34
78 73 73
83 13 88
10 10 80
is 2 ao
22 23 23
121 128 180
-.. T
Mianourl Paclfio . II
N Y. N H ft H.. 13
North'n Paclfio By 84
Chi ft N W .... 70
Penn R R ...... 84
Reading Co. ..... 74
C, R I ft P 14
South'n Paclfio Co 81
Southern By . .... 20
Chi, Mil ft St P. 23
Vnlon Paolflo ....128 131
WiMin
STEEL.
Am Car ft Fdry..l4 141 141 14a
A Ills-Chafers Wfg 31 37 17 37
ato I'Qco te .... y&
Vtd. Al. Steel Corp 25
Baldwin Loco Wks It
Beth. Steol Corp... 6(
Cola F. ft I. Co. 24
Crucible Steel Co.. 65
Am. Steel Found.. 83
Larka'a Steel Co.. 43
Mid. Steel ft Ord.. 25
Pressed Stl. Car Co 7
Rap. I. ft Stl.-Co.. 60 40
ny. steel spring., nil a
Slosa-S. Stl. Iron 38 38
Am. es. ft Hlg. wo. 41 4114
4 IS
25 , 25
17 98
55 65
24 24,
t
M
4
31
41
24
66
49
V
11 31
a
li'A 64 ti
31 32
41 42
24 28
64 67
60
0
38
83
45
41
U. S. Steel....,,... 83 82
Vanadium Steel ... 31 81
COPPERS.
Anacon. Cop. Jiin. 46 43 48
Am. S. ft Rfg. Co. 41 41 41
Chile Copper Co.., 12 12 12Vi 12
Chlno Copper Co.. 26 26 26 25
Calumet ft Arizona 65
Insp. Cons. Cop... 37 57
Ken. Copper 25 24
Miami Copper Co.. 26 26
Nev. Cons. Cop. Co. 13 18
37
24
26
13
Ray Cons. Cop. Co. 14 14 14
37
24
25
13
14
Utah Cop, Co 51 68
INDUSTRIALS!
Am. Beet S'r Co.. it a? 27-
A Q. ft W. I. S. S. 80 30 80
Am. Internat. 'Corp 39 38 39
Am. S. Tob. Co. .. 32 81 88
Am. not. Oil Co. .. 28 21 21
Am. Tel. ft TeL ..116 116 U 11614
Am. As. C. Pro. .. 32 32 ft 33' 32
Bosch Mag,
81 ,
so
39
81
Am. Can Co. 32 31
. Car , 46 46
:3
70
87 A
33
33 - 31
46 4S
S0 31
7 7
im 11
. 88 68 68 68
, I 9 9
.136 135 136 130
, 32 33 82 82
. 10 10 10
. 58 31 38
. 79 78 78
Omaha Produce
17 1338
27
47...
36.,.
II...
..1111
..1131
.,1381
SI.,,... 903
16 106S
27,.,.,, 179
14 HIS
6 75
15
81
7 20
7 60
10
IS.,,...
7......
, 888
,721
.. 912
..1175
..1111
..1243
904
111 I 35
.1111 '
.1101
.1100
. 920
0- 60
7 0
t 4
8 Oft
STEERS AND FEEDERS.
860 ? 31
. HEIFERS.
S 26 12...
( 40
COWS.
I 75 S3...
4 20 14...
4 35 ...
t 00 13...
a is
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
887 4 25
BULLS.
3. .....1686 2 00 1 1S58
CALVES.
6...... 645 S 25 46...... 401
Hogs Receipts of hogs wars 6,400. The
market was active this morning, being
steady to strong, same sales looking 5 4
lOo higher. Bulk of light hogs moved
at 8l.t9C.6, with a top of 16.65. Mixed
loads from 86.1 5 6.40. Psckers. 16.759
6.10, with the heavier grsdes on down to
95.25, Bulk of sales waa 86.266.60.
auua,
Furnished bv Stat of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kets and marketing:
Lire Poultry.
Wh'aale
Buying
Price,
Springs ,-15 16
Broilers 20 2a
Hens, light 14 15
Hens, heavy .,,..17 20
Cocks ., .....10 1S
Duck ,,.,,..13 1
Geese 10 1
Turkeys, No. 1....20 28
Dressed Poultry.
Wh'sale
belling
Price.
18
(d'26
18
23
013
020
20
30
Broilers
Springs
Hens ,
Cocks .
Ducks '.
Geese .
Turkeys, No.
SO
21
21
12
22
18
35
35
25
37
016
S25
25
40
21
4 16
4 25
4 85
i 00
1 76
76
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Ph. Pr.
41. .340 310 5 65 44. .370 70 6 75
55. .317 180 6 S5 37. .310 ... S 90
79. .256 140 6 16 65. .232 220 6 20
33..29S 260 25 65. .210 110 6 30
70. .250 ... ( 45 60. .207 ... 6 60
73. .211 ... 6 55 76. .224 ... 6 60
80. .206 ... 6 65
Sheep Receipts of sheep and lambs
were 3.600. The market was active thia
morning, showing a probable advance of
15026c. Fat lambs brought from 89.254
9.60, with a top of 19.65. Feeder lambs
showed another Increase today, top being
$9.00, Handy weight ewes were steady
with a top of 4.75 the heavier grade
movlna- at 83.0003.50.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, good
to choice. 19.00 e 9.65: fat lambs, fair to
good. 3.069.0t; feeder lambs, good to
ohelce. 38.50t9.00: feeder lambs, fair to
choice, S8.5S.15; feeder lambs, fair to
good. 7.608,5; cull lambs. 85.254M.25;
fat yearlings. S.66f7.09: fat wethers.
34.604)6.86; fat ewes, light, 54.0094.75:
fat ewes, heavy. 83.0003.50; feeder ewes,
Il.l6ei.6l; c swea. 31.00ei.69.
FEEDER LAMBS.
871 Wyo. 81 9 09 148 Wyo. fl t 10
FAT LAMBS.
717 fed 2 t S
Sfcnm City Lira Stock.
Sioux City, Ia Dec 1. Cattle Re
ceipts. 1,904 head; market strong, 25c
higher; fd steers and yesrllngs. 87.50 0
11.00; warmed Bps, t4.0047.00; grass
steers. 14 94 0 6.60; fat cowa and heifers,
14 ooaj7.ee; canaers. S3.0((2.75; veals.
83.6se8.s; feeders. 84.4405.50; ralves.
83.5004.44; feeding cows and heifers.
81 44 4)6.44.
Hon Receipts. I,44 head: market
steady. 14o higher; lights and batchers.
$4it0SO; n,Xed. 86.1506.34: heavy.
$5.7804.16; hulk of sales. 36.44 94.64.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,504 head;
market steady.
8. h Urs ttoeh.
St. Jaeeoh. Dec I Haw Racainta-
1444 bead; market 14t)lla lower; top,
$6 74: bulk. 11.35067.
Cattle Receipts. 1.844 ead: market
steady to strou: steora. 84.514114.6:
cm sad hctfera, $8.64014.54; calves,
14.1601.6.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1.544 head:
market steady te 25c Biahaxi lamha.
)4U.4409.t; ism, 84. 64 0 4.15,
51 0li
45 60
2S
30
034
9 32
28 043
46
44
83
28
fi45
036
30
11.6012.50
9.5010.60
7.50 8.60
10.50U60
8.5010.00
7.000 8.00
8.004j 9.00
7.00 0 (.40
18.0019.00
16.00 17.'
13.00916.00
10.00012.00
8.000 1.00
8.00 I
7.00 Q 8.00
Oranges, slsa
IS 033
17 x23
13 14
11 23
.....18 JO
1....32 35
Eggs, case count. $13.00 f 14.10.
r.ggs. seieow- sresn. -
No. 1, fresh 40 047
No. 2, fresh. ,...,.26 30
Cracks, fresh. .... .23 031
Storag eggs, ac
cording to grade
Butter. I
Creamery, prints.. .
Creamery, tub,.... -
Country, best. .....30 033
Country, common. .23 0 26
Butter fat, station
prlco ........... 32
Bay.
Prairie No. 1
Upland
No. 2 Upland
No. 3 Upland ..
No. 1 Midland.'
No. 2 Midland
No. 3 Midland
No. 1 Lowland
No. 2 Lowland., ..........
Alfalfa tehee)
No. 1
Standard
No. S ,
No. 2
Oat Straw
Wheat Straw
FRUIT
Bananas, per lb.. 7 08c,
316 and larger. $6.5007.50; slsa 260 and
larger, $4.00 07.09: aise 388 and larger,
$6 6007.00: slsa 824 and larger. $5,400
6.50. Lemons, box, $5.5001,60. Grapes,
Emperor, la lugs, $2.76; Emperor, la kegs,
$7.09; Almeraz. kegs. $19.00. Grapefruit,
crates, $4.0606.00. Applea. Jonathans,
according to grade, $8.6003.60; Dell
cioua, according to grade, $3.0008.00;
Roma Beauties, according to grade, $2.60
01.00; Spits, according to grade, 11.600
3.09; Winter Bananas, according to grade.
$2.15 02.75. Cranberries, bbl., $18.i9
23.40. Figs. 14 8-oj., $3.0008.69; 12 10,
os.. $1.66; S6-OX., $1.75. " Dates, Drome
dary, case, 13-lb., $6.75.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, Nebraska Early Ohios, No. 1,
$1.7502.00; Nebraska Early Chios. No. 2.
$1.50; Red River Ohlos. No. 1. $2,000
MS. Sweet potatoes, bu., 11.6001.75;
bbl., $5.40. Celery, Jumbo. $1.25 01.76;
Michigan, 71c Head lettuce, cratra, $4.60
04.50; leaf lettuce, per doz., 60064c.
Red onlona, lb.. 607s; yellow onions, lb.,
606c; Spanish onions, crates regular,
$2.5002.76: Spanish onlona, crates 140
lbs,. $7.5001.64, Cabbage, lb.. 404c
Cucumbers, dot., $1.04; box, $6.54. Cauli
flower, crate. $3.19, Radishes, .. 76e;
Hubbard squash, lb., 1 0)1 he. Turnips,
Ilk, 20lc Carrots, lb,. 2c, Egg
plant, dss.. $2.19. Garlic, lb.. 25c. Pep
para, lb, 14a. Brussels, sprouts, lb., 25c
Shallot, dos., 14c Southern young car
rota, los.. $1. 4 u Fresh beets, aox-, $1.00.
Honey, case. $6.$I06.4.
NUTS. '
Black walaats, 601c English walnuts.
No. 1. Sic. Brasil nuts, large, 18c:
medium, 15014c Pecans, No. 1, 20024c
Filberts. 16 018c. Peanuts, Jumbo, haw,
II 015c; hand picked, lie.
The wholesale u rises of beef cuts are
ss foilowas No. I fine, 18c No. 8,
16c; No. S, lle: No. 1 loins. 23e;
No. 2. 16c: No. 8, lie: No. 1 rounds,
18e; Ko. 2. 11c; No. 1, 14 He No. 1
chacks. 8c; No. J. 8e; Na. , tc; Ira.
5 plates. Je; Na I. fs: Ne, 8, .
Chieac Fraatnce.
Chicago, Dec. 1. Butter Hirh-or:
creamery extras, 47e: firsts. lta tie:
sseexds. 2301ac: standards. 2c
chMgceli rsMipts. 1,491 saeea
37 35 87
13 12 12
Chand. Mot
Cen. Lea. Co.
Cuba C. Sug. Co,
rial. Pksr. Corn. ' . . 7
Corn F. Rfg. Co. . 84
Nat. E. ft 3. ...
Famous Play. ...
Flak Rub. Co. ...
Gen. Elec. Co. ..
Gt. No. Ore .....
Gen. Mot. Co.. ..
Goodrich Co. '...,
Inter. Harv.
pl
U. S. Ind. Al. Cc
Inter. Nickel . .
Inter. Paper Ce,
Island OH ....
AJa Rub. Co. ,
Kel.-S. Tire ...
Key. T. ft R. .
Internat M M. com 34
Internat M M. pfd 60 67 69 67
Hex Petroleum ..112 110 112 111
Middle States Oil. 15 14 14 15
Pure Oil Co .... 39
Willys-Ovarland , 6
Paclfio pll 45
Pan-Am Pet, Tran 61
Plerce-Arrow Mot 13
Hoyal Dutch Co.. 49
U S Rubber Co.
Am Sug Rfg Co.
Sinclair Oil, Bfg 23 22
Sears-Roebnck Co 68 56
10
31
31
II
13
I
53 50 43
3 2 9
18 17 17 17
41 40 41 40
.... I
34 34
38 $8 SI
5 6 5
44 45 45
60 61 61
13 13 13
46 49 44
1 4'4 41
6b 63 60
Stromberg Carh Co 30 30
75
22
68
30
76 ,
49
64
22
67
30
75,
SI
I
45 U
11
46
38
29
Studebaker Corp.. 76
Tob Fdcts Co.
Trane-Con'tal Oil. 9 9 9
Texas Co 46 46 46
U S Food Pr Corp 11 10 11
Union Carbide .. 46 46 46
White Motor Co.. 38 38 38
Wilson Co, Ino .. 29 29 29
Western Union .. 90 90 10 10
West'gh'se El, Mfg 47 47 47 47
American Woolen. 80 - 80 tt 79
Total sales, 1S,80,
Money Cloae, 6 per teat; Wednesday's
close, 6 per cent.
Marks Close, .0063; Wednesday's
close, .0041.
. Sterling CIom, 14.03; W4dn4saa,s
close, $4.04. '
Chicago Lire Stock.
Chicago, Dec. 1. Cattle Receipts, 10,
400 head; market, aotlve; beef steera,
steady to 25c higher; prime 1,754-pounds.
89.75; hulk beef steers. $6.2601.00; fat
she stock, stockers and feeders, strong;
oanners and bulls, steady; veal calves,
strong to 25c higher; top to packers,
$9.50; outsiders, $10.09.
Hogs Receipts, 60,000 head; fairly ac
tive; largely 64j10e lower than yester
day's average; light lights and pigs,
practically ateady; shippers bought about
11,500; holdover, liberal; mostly off mar
ket; top. $7.14 on 150-pound averages;
$7.00 for ISO-pounds; bulk, $6.706.80;
desirable pigs, mostly $7.00 0 7.10: few
at $7.20.
Sheep and - Lambs Receipts, 18.000
head; market, steady to 25o higher;
closed active; top lambs, $10.50; bulk,
$9.75010.69; choice handy yearling weth
ers, $8.04; top ewes, $5.25: bulk fat na
tives, $8.6004.50; feeder lambs, active:
best her, $9.14.
Kansas City Live Sleek.
Kansas City, Dec. 1. (U. S. Bureau of
Markets.) Cattle Receipts, 2,200 head;
beef steers, steady te 25c higher) year
lings, $8.25; beet heavies offered at 86.85;
other sales, $8.0106.60; calves, strong to
50c higher; best vealers, $8.00; good and
choice heavies and mediums, $6.0007.60;
all othsr classes, strong; spots, higher on
she stock: cows, $$.5006.50; heifers, $4.64
06.50: heifers, $4.9006.56; most bulls,
$3.0003.65; canners. $2.6002.75; bulk cut
ters. 83.0003.25; stockers and feeders,
$4.0005.45. )
Hogs Receipts. 4,000 head; market
slew, moatly 10015c lower; good 200
pound hogs op to 670; one load choice
lights held at $6.75; hulk, good hogs. $6.59
06,16: packing sows, steady: mostly
$5.750100; pigs, strong: top, $1.15.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, $.504 head;
killing classes, strong to 25c higher;
ewes. it.z; cnotce Texsg wethers, $4.60;
fed western lambs. $9.80.
New York Cotton.
New York. Dec 1. The list moved
lower in qulster trading In the cotton
market today nntll real tinsettlement and
weakness developed lets In the session.
Than ths market declined shout o a
point on most active options. There was
scattered selling pressors from Liver
pool and southern Interesta after the
tpcnlng. dawn 17 ta 28 points from last
night. Toward ths middle ef ths day
prices were 14 to 20 points net lower
and pries movements were narrow. Con
siderable liquidation sppeared near tte
close, which was within a point or two
ot ths day's low.
TsrpewUM aa4 Boats.
Savannah. Oa.. X-ee. 1. TurMntise
Firm; 11 c; sales. 179 barrels; receipts,
315 barrels; shipments, SOI barrels; stock.
li.il? sarrsis.
Rosin Firm: sales. 1.641 casks: re
ceipts. Mil caaki; shipments, 221 casks;
stock. 74.182 casks.
Wuote: & D. BV F. u.. 14.14: H. L. 14.20!
K. $4 79: M. 16.95; N, 5.$5; W, O, $5.45;
W, W, $5.64.
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Chlesgo Trlhuae-Omahs) Bee Leasee! Wtrs.
Chicago. Dec. 1. While wheat
advanced to a new high on the pres
ent movement today, the best lia
ures were not maintained, due to
profit taking on reports of scattered
rains in the eastern sections ot Kan
$as, Oklahoma and Texas, and the
close was l-4wJlc lower, with Ma
leading. Corn was unchanged to
3-8c lower, December showing more
strength, while oats were unchanged
to l-4c higher and rye unchanged
to lc lower.
.The carlv news was eenerallv fav
orable to higher prices but at $1.18
for May there was free selling by an
Omaha trader who was a good buy
er the previous day, which checked
the advance for a time, but the or
ferings were absorbed later' by conv
mission houses and the pit element
and an advance to SI. 19 followed.
The latter price showed 13 cents
over the recent low and a realmng
movement set in that carried values
off to $1.16 1-2 with the finish within
Mo of the bottom. A
Cash Houses Buysrs.
Deliveries on December contracts of
173.000 bushels failed to find a ready
lodging olacs. but cash houses were per
sistent buyers ot December snd sellers
of tly, snd tha difference narrowed to
2 cants. There waa also buying of May
and sslitBK of July at 708o difference.
trading in the latter being on (or the
urst time.
Export demand was fair, with some In
dicatlen of business in domestlo grains.
tha seaboard reporting 300,000 to 400,000
ousneis sola, inciuatng iou,osu nusnsis
durum. Foreign markets were firmer,
with Liverpool ld higher and Buenos
Aires unenangea to o nigner.
Rains in the, southwest generally were
light and fell in sections that needed
moisture the least, with the forecast for
generally fair and colder.
Corn showed a firm undertone ths
greater part of the day, with cash in
terests persistent buyers of December and
the discount under the May narrowed c
after some ohanglng was done early at 7c
quierence, .
General Newi Bullish.
Ths general run of the news was bull
Islr, country offerings being limited and
outside points continue to outbid Chi
cago. Sales of 100.000 bushels were, made
to go to the seaboard and 100,000 bush
els to the domestic trade. The gulf bid
equal to lo over spot prices for No. I
yellow at Omaha, and after the close
the seaboard reported 600,009 bushels sold
abroad, weatnes conditions were unfavor
able for the movement and tt Is exnected
that a freezeup in Illinois will corns
soon. Receipts, lii cars.
December-May oats spread narrowed
to 6o despite deliveries of 2,640.000
bushels on December contracts at Chi
cago, snd at one tlms ths difference was
only 6o against 6o the previous day.
Cash houses bought December and sold
May. Eastern demand was fair and
country offerings light. Arrivals were 65
cars, with sample values ($o nusner.
Exporters were after rye hera and
there wss persistent buying of futures
by local and eastern Interests, but this
was offset by selling orders from tho
northwest ana tne close was rainer easy.
Deliveries ot 130,000 bushls were taken
by shippers. Export bids were advanced
3o over December, track, Balti
more, and some sales were said to have
been made at better figures, although
quantities were not given. Receipts, sev
en cars.
Fit Notes,
Government weekly crop and weather
bulletin says:
"Drouth continues In most sections ot
Texas, where preparation of soil and
seedinK are at a standstill awaiting rain.
Kansas wheat deteriorating steadily ana
reported fair to poor, and in some in
stances very poor, except m eastern
third, where still in good shape. Western
half not mora than 10 to Z6 per cent up.
Enough! to cover ground and much
brown or yellow." s
The better outlook for rain In the ex
trcme southwest, ss indicated by a gulf
sto;m developing snd working northward,
took the sdao off the wheat market.
There van free commission house selling
ot an Influential kind on the hard spots
esrly. May worked up to $1.18, at wnicn
soint there waa free selling.
The Argentine peso prioe for w treat
has advanoed l ea pesos sinoe tne last re
port and wheat now figures out, c. 1. f.,
Europe, about $1.27, against $1.29 for
gulf wheat.
tx. is. uorsey, secretary or tne ibim
rat i Dealers' association, says the con-
itlon of winter wheat in Texas is from
6 to 26 Por cent of normal. In his pre
liminary estimate, p. S. Goodman esti
mated Texas at 60 per cent.
Broorahall said that more sunsntny
weather w&s needed in northern Argen
Chicago Grain 1 1 0miha Graun Bonds and Notes
tin
ather
a ant
d rair.r lit the south'. Rains were
forecast for the latter section.
Much of the Illinois corn crop has
been cribbed, according to the Illinois
weekly crop report, very little new corn
has been sold and farmers will nota It
as long as possible Ior higher prices.
Whiter wheat prospects are fine. Rye
Is looking well and acreage will be larg
er than last year.
Allen Logan ot twansas ut wirea o
Kenna:
About 540.040 bushels or Wheat a.
llvered here. Big mill got tt and has
600.000 bushels more bought. I own 140..
000 bushels December and want ths cash
heat. Hav sot doss on delivery yet.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By TJpdlke Grain Co. DO. 2627, Dec 1.
Art. I Open. I High. I Low. Close. Yes.
iiwH on. .
Dalnth. Dec 1. Linseed On
$1.1811 till Hi arrive. $1.11 H,
track,
Wht. I I I
Dec. 1.1SH 1.1554 1-134 1.13U 11SH
1.18 1.1344
May 117 1.19 1.16 (i 1.14 1.17H
1.1754 L16 L17K
Rye .
Dec. .14V .8514 .86 -15 .81
Hay .11 ,131s .14 -10 .91
Corn I I I I I
Dec .47! -"HI '
.4IH 47
Hay .64 .55 .6414 .64)4 .64
f .64. .54
Oats 1 I I I
Dec .88Hf .33 .f .IIHf -S2
.33L L
May ) .38 .38 .131 .38 .38
."!. , I, , .Sxi
Pork 1 I I I I
Jan. 115.49 (18.40 (16.44 116.10 16.44
Jan. I $12 I 1.51 I 1.56 I 8 59 I $.51
May ts.,2 8.80 $.90 U
Jan. I 7.27 f 7.J7 I 7.27 I 7.27 f T 35
May 7.72 7.75 7.73 7.72 I 7.72
CHy Grain.
Kansas City. Dec. 1. Wheat Decem
ber. 81.05: May. 31.49; July, $1.01.
Corn December, 46c; May, 46c
Sew York Sngar.
New Tork. Dec 1. The local market
for raw sugar wss quiet sud as no fresh
boslness was reported, prices ware un
changed, at S.87c to 4.11c for centrl
fugal. It was rumored that tfre commit
tee had dlapoeed of upwards ef 26,006 -444
tons of Cubes te foreign buyers, hut
the detail were not obtainable.
Raw surer fstares closed 1 point low
er to 1 point not higher, with Jsnaary
St 8.17c; March. I. lie: Mar. 2.26c and
VJ St J JS& ' ' ,
Omaha, Dec. 1.
Arrivals of corn today were fair,
with 73 cars. Receipts of other
grains were light, yheat prices
were J2c higher, with the demand
good. Corn ranged generally 1
lYie higher. Oatg were up 'AyjC
Rye advanced 2c and barley was
nominal.
WHEAT.
Ne. 1 hard: 1 car. $1.15: 1 rer. $1.15
(smutty): 2 oars. $1.12: 1 car. $1.48.
No. 3 hard: 1 oar, $1.13 (smutty);
cars, ll.lt 443 snd 66 per cent dark;
smutty: 1 car, $1.47 (smutty).
No, 4 bard) 1 car, $1.10 (smutty, S per
sent rye); 1 oar, $1.04 (heavy); 1 oar,
$1.04 (smutty): t car, H OO (yellow).
No. 6 hard: 1 car, o (yellow).
Sample hard: 1 ear, $105 (welvel).
No, 2 mixed: 1 car, 90o (durum, smut
ty). .
No, durum: 1 car, !6q (smutty).
' CORN. ..
No, 1 white: 1 par, 40c.
No. t white: 1 oar. 40 U a (speolsl bill.
Ing); $ ears, 40c.
vo. 4 white: s oars, tuc.
No. 1 yellow: 1 car, 41c. -
No. 8 yellowi 4 cars, 40c
No. 3 yellow: 4 cars, 40c; 1 car, 40o.
No. 1 mixed: 1 car, 40 o.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, 40V4c; 4 cars. 40c;
J car, $9o (no billing).
Ne. a mtxedt 1 car, 39e.
OAT3.
Nc I white: 1 car, 81c.
No. I white: 1 ear, 30c; 1 car. SO '4c
No, 4 white: 1 oar, 30ct 2 cars, 30a.
R?E.
No. S: t oar, 74c,
PRIMARY MOVEMENT (BUS.)
Receipts
Whaat
Corn
Oats
Shipments--
Wheat
Cora
Oats
Today.
903,000
803,000
802,009
Tr. Age.
1,196,000
471,009
339,000
Appx.
Bid Asked Tl'ld
Am. T. T. la, 1932 99 leou 9.71
Am. T. 4s T. 6s. 1934.... 99 109
Anaconda 7s. 112.9 103 103i
Armour Ts. 1930 101 103
Belglsn 8s. 1941 106 lotvt
Belglsn Uovt. 7a, 1146.19414 16
lielh. till, 7s, 1923 100 100
British 6s, 1913 91 99
British 5H. 1919 96 . $4
Canadian N., 6s. 1946.. 108 109
C. B. Q, Jt. 6a, 1931 107 101
Chile as, 1941 101 103
Denmark Bs. 1845 108 109
Iu Pont 7s, 1931 104 106
French Oovt. 8s, 1145., .100 100
French Uov't 1s, 1941., 94 16
V. F. Goodrich 7a. 1936. 91 91
Uoodyesr Tire 8s, 1941. .109 lot '4
Great North. 7s, 1936.. .108 109
Jap. 4s. 1925...., 17
Jap. 4s, 1911
1.90
4 13
6.62
7 46
7.05
4.60
7.11
4.1J
61
6 70
410
I 90
South Side
Jailed for Disturbance
On Complaint of Hit Niece
Martin Holey, watchman, and hi
brother, Felix J, ljsley, 5126 South
Twenty-fourth street, were arretted
yesterday on complaint r( their
niece, Mrs. Agnei Gnllin. unit ad
dress, charging them with being
drunk and cresting a disturbance.
Mrs. Griffin told Iht police Iht men
were disturbing her mother, Mrs.
Mary O. Connor. Police Judge
Wappirh sentenced Felix Haley to
the county jail (or 10 days and dis
charged Martin on recommendation
o( Mrs, Griffin.
Boy Scout Troop No. 24
Win November Honors
Boy Scout Troop No. 24 woo the
honors of Omaha troops tor No
vember.
Eighteen of the troop were decor
ated Wednesday by the Court of
Honor with merit badges won during
the month.
Troop 24 consists almost entirtly
of boys front tha foreign settlement
of the South Side. M. M, Levingt is
troop leader.
South Side Brevitte$
1 10 11 160
Norway 8s, 1940. ...... ..109 114 7.04
Nw. Bell 7a. 1941
N. Y. Central 7s, 1939,
Penn, Ry, 7s, 1930
Penn. Ry. 4s. 1938.
8w. Bell 7s, 1985,
swift 7s, 1115,,,.
Swift 7s, 1931..,.
.197 101
106 106
106 1UI
4.39
6.02
1.18
108 19414 6.83
101 101 6 64
,,,.101 101 4 10
.,..10Z 1UZ
Swiss Oovt Ss, 1940 11$ 113 ' 4.79
U. 8, Rubber 7s. 1930.. 106 194 S.40
Vacuum Oil 7s, 1936 106 .... 6.33
Western Union 6s, 1936 106 101 6.82
West'house Elec 7s, '$1,106 10$ 4.16
Uruguay 8s, 1946 103 104 7.55
Brasil 8s, 1941 104 104 T.Z4
Kansas City Hay.
Kansss City. Dec 1. Hay Unchanged.
For Rest Five-room cottage. Market
919a,
The Missionary society ot ths Soul
Bide Christian church will meet this
afternoon st 8 st the heme of Sirs, J, L.
Msrttn, 4618 South Ulghteentb. street,
Mayor J. C. Dahlman snd ths sis oltr
commissioners were honorary pallbearers
yesterday at the funeral at Mrs. PaullnS
C, Hector, who died Monday. Mrs. Hooles
wss ths wife o( Thomas tloolor, (ormer
mayor er south t'luans.
Mltohell snd Teler Msrks. $0(7 Q
street, snd 8lev Marks, 3604 N el reel,
were (Ined Is 60 each In South Bide police
court by Judge Wapplrb yesterday fog
fighting sn ths complaint ef Jacob V'rlch.
who olslnts ts have lost bll whiskers la
the fracas.
Mlka Dougherty, 44:4 South Twenty
fourth street, wss sentenced to Jail (or
II days by Judge Wapplch after John
Rudolph, $113 V street, testified that
Dougherty ran him down with his ma
chine as he waa alighting, from street
eat October $3.
Liberty Head Prlree.
New Tork. Deo. 1 Liberty bonds st
noon: !s. 94.10; first 4s. 97.00 bid: sec
ond 4s, S4.74: first 4s. 97.66 second, 4s, .
97.10; third 414s, 91.80; fourth 4s,
17.64; victory $s, 11.98; vlotory 4s.
$9.90.
Nsw Tork, Dec, 1. Liberty bonds closed
$s. 9114: tlrst 4s, $1.$$ bid! second 4a.
97.34; first 4s. 47.40; second 4s. 47.40;
third 4ts, 4l.64 fourth 4s, 47.44; vls
tory $s. 99.44) victory 4s. 111$.
' Kansss City Produce.
Ksnsas City, Dec 1. Butter. Eggs and
Foultry Unchanged.
1,648,000
661,000
641,000
935,000
36,000
Ago
89
14
I
3
10
561.004
641,000
317.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES,
Wheat ..,,,...,.,,1,734,000
Corn 111,000
Oats 140.000
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Week Year
Keceipts Today Ago
Wheat II
Corn ....18 "
Oats 16
Rye 8 s
Barley ., , ..
Bnipmenis-
Wheat .............. 81 64
Corn , 38 87
Oats ................ 6 . 18
Rye 7 16
Baney ...i,,,,,,,. ,. .&
CHICAGO. CAR IOT RECEIPTS.
- Week Tear
' . Today- .Ae-r, A rn
Wheat t ., 7$
uorn ..,.,.,,.,..,,,.174 ' 91
Qats , 68 65
KANSAS CITT CAR LQT RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Today -Aim An
Wheat .....157 "t 113
Corn 27 a
Oats T 6
ST, LOUIS CAR LOT RECEIPT3.
Week Year
Today Agoi Ago
85 75
Wheat
46
17
Corn
Oats ,
Holiday,
Minneapolis Grata. .
MinneaDolia. rut 1 pin. tt
changed to lOo higher. In car load lots
family patents quoted at 37.60A8.0Q a
barrel In 98-pound cotton sacks
ijran $17.0018.00.
Wheat- Raceinta 236 can
354 cars a year ago; sash No. 1 northern.
$128 xecemDer, $l.Z5i; May,
uorn Nc 3 yellow, 41c.
Oats Nc 3 whits, 308310.
Barley 37 5Jc
Rye Nc 2, 78979o. '
Flax No. 1. 81.71!. 79. v
St. Louis Grain.
8t. Louis. Dec. 1 Wh.,i
?1.09 bid: Mar. 91.15.
Corn December. 47n
52 c asked. '
Oats December. 34 n
J9o blfl. ,
December,
May,
asked; May,
G R A IN
WE solicit your consignments olall
kinds or grtun to the Omaha,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas .City,
and Sioux City markets. ,
We Offer You the Services of Our Offices Located at
Omaha, Nebraska
v Lincoln, Nebraska
Hastings, Nebraska
Chicago, Illinois
Sioux City, low
Holdredge, Nebraska
Geneva, Nebraska
Des Moines, Iowa
Milwaukee, Wis.
Hamburg. la.
Kansas City, Mo.
Got la touch wita oat f tboasi keUsck
offices with ttoxt frsula fJupsmtat,
The Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment How'
5 4 New Savings Accounts
Opened Wednesday, November 30th
LET US HAVE YOURS
Financial Responsibility of Stockholders over
One Hundred Million Dollars
Live Stock National Bank
24th and N Streets, South Side, Omaha
Open Daily 9 to 3
Saturday Evenings 6 to 8
Directors and Principal Stockholders
NELSON MORRIS
Cfeairoua at tks Beerd, Morris A Ce.
CM. MACFARLANE
Vies PresieWat an4 Treasurer, Morris 44. Co.
I H. HEYMANN
Vies Prssidsnt, Morris at Ce.
THOMAS E. WILSON
PreaMest, Wilson A Co, Caksgo.
a U JARBOE
FreeieVeat, Dtorsrs Nalioaal Baak, Kaasas City.
ALVIN JOHNSON
Casatsr.
O. D. MABERRY
Swift Co, Cklcato,
W. P. ADKIMS
Adkins Motor Co, Osssbs.
T. E. CJJEOHHX
CaoHaUst. Fort Cssjsk, NsWaaka.
L. M. LORD
Oairasaa of tha Board.
A, W. PRATT
PresidoBt.
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