Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 1, 1915, Page 11

Tun vE: OMAHA, \\'Fl‘.\'l‘)f\‘l):\\' KEAL ESTATE LOAN§ Laise loans a speclaity. n Ln 2@ State Bank Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN. To people wishing to bulld homes or business bulldings For complete information con- cerning terms, etc., call on or address BANKERS REALTY INVESTMENT CO. round Floor Bee Bld Telephone Douglas for loans on best residences In amounts $2,000 up, a farm loans. Reasonable commissions ETERS TRU. S Farnam St AHA homes. O'KEEFE REAL ESTA 1018 Orane National; Phone. Dougias 2115 Y on hand fm Toans. 6% GITY l/)‘\\s C, G. Carlberg, 510 12_Brandels Theater Bldg FARMS and city L at lowest rates. TOLAND & nhm & ee Bldg REAL ESTATR FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE. TOR SALE—240-acre farm, 4 tuated lcse aha, {n southwesc- ctn lowa; located one mile of good town of one thousand pop.; 160 nc | ] large improvements; this is good home, | % ciose to town and school. Wil sell on | casy terms. Adaress Box 67, Glenwood, (And shipments bu., against re. | veipts of :m bu and shipments of | lowa. Missourt, rec(lpln were 31,000 bu. ; Chicago Cash Prices—Wheat: No. 2 I'OOR MAN'S CHANCE-$ down, $|and shipments t 1l | T P nominal: No. 3 herd. V10K OLoN monthly buys 0 acres grain, fruit, poul- ceipts of 110,000 h s of | Corn: No. 3 yellow, old, &o; N @ ““‘l‘ try land; some timber, near town: price | 87,000 bu. last year, | fow, new é«-m R e white, pow. o8 $%0 Other barganins. Box 4% V, Car-| CARLOT RECEIPTS. | 62 3 "sSigal thage, Mo —o v > g A eOlc Nebraskn. h’:lnc":ln i o dn [3 QUARTER-section, southeast Neb, a eapoiis 10.00719.00; _mostly, ~ $16.50617.60. good one at a bargain; improved and | R“'""‘ i Provisions: Pork, §15.75; lard, $.12; ribs, / convenient to good town. Write for par- | Sahsas ( Ity 50. ticulars. _Owner, address F 40, Bee. |Qmgha New Mexico. Winnipeg ordinary ~ the £6,000 ACRES fine pasture, irrizable, big-| These sales were ported today 2T%c: at_wnark, cases included, 2062c gest barg in in S. W. Price, $2 per acre.| Wheat—No. 31 POTATOES—Unsettled receipts. 50 Address Y 162, Bee. 97c; 1 car, % 11-5 cars, | cars; Michigan and Wisconsin whites, | Wisconsin. 9ci 2 cars, hard winter: | 0@6c; Minnesota and Dakota whites, UPPER WISCONSIN—Best dairv and |2 general crop state in the union: settlars 2 wunted lln s for sale at low prices on easy te Ask for booklet 34 on Wiscon- sin (‘vmru) Land Grant. Excellent lands for stock raising. If interested in fruit llndl All} for bookli\ on lPDl. orchlrd- lducr‘::;:n” 1 car, 92%c: 1 car, %c. Llne Railway. Mvnlwnnnl\l \nnn Mise, HAVE YOU A FARM EOR SALE® Write a good description of your land IM nnd it to the Sioux City, (la.) lolira' “Towa's Most Powerful Want h \. f., Buffalo. Futures, fedtuns wenty-five words every Fri- |4 Mixed: 2 cars( new), 6lc. N"U’:l"fl";‘ Deosmber day evening, Saturday morning and every |1 (4%, 6ic: 1 o "), uts: No.| CORN—Spot, fin 2 yellow, 0%, | morris & Co Saturday evening and Sunday fur one (¢ ThHS: 3 . ph 0»8‘ A No. | prompt D fuonth, |1v|n nxmn ads on twelve dif- | § While' 2 ';:;'*c TUORE (Boor). #e., cars, © OATS—Spot, easy: No. 3 white, 1145 ur-:t ” $2; or B0 words, $4, or T | ¥G b CA%, ?em Na b bups |‘}_1‘;\Y;lsu¢2d n P"T‘l"g‘ uNm ?ox,mmm wor . 0, 0. 1 i « P eat cisculation of,Any. Jows news: | X, 100G .03 | Mo, 3 reer. Be@sLOL | whipping, wc. | Schwartz & Co paper. 260,000 readers daily In four wreat | NO- 2 hard, el 00, No, 3 hard ,,flg states = = — FARMS FOR RENT Receipts of All Cereals Are Light, WHEAT UP ONE TO TWO CENTS hu- tr good demand for everything on he et 2| Although the market at first followed | Two day this week S wéa strong, ssliing from " Lyf no deckded course but fluctuated merv- |Same daye nt w:ou 19 -, ously both sides of yesterday's windup, | Same Th ruled from unchanged to 1 cent bressure Iater from strong Interests de- |Same veloped to @ sufficlent extent to put |Same prices ' graduaily on the 'downgrade. |Same cents higher. : | highgr. There were only & corn’ received today and quickly taken up at advanced prices. Yel- low corn commanded a premium of about § cents over the white apd about 2 cents | bu. and "shipments 3,01,000 bu., again t |, PEATR ‘| white: mixed: 2 cars, 84c; 1 car (new | white, % Nov 't white. ighec: Ko, | America. . FARM FOR RENT—12 acres, about 5 ‘5 T, s TOeRoh s ¥ Nate, Shoe I)I-I(‘l‘l,\l BER 1, 1915. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET 5% &™eize: 2 2 & | OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET $1.05%: No. 1 _northern, $1.02411.03% N 2 northern, @esWc. but Demand for Everything on 3 3 Features of the Trading and Clos List is Brisk. Prices on Board of Trade, CHICAGO, Nov. %.—-Expected generous tructs tended today to increase the bear- _ |ish sentiment regarding wheat. The re- OMAHMA, November 30, 1915, sult wi unsettied at the close at \E' The receipts of all gralns were rather |let decl ' unchanged to W lowel re o these were her @able quotations had helped the | over the mixed corn. any radical advance were handicapped by ||ive stock market for the year to dat Cats ‘were in good demand and sold | the unoertainty which many traders dia- | compared with last year: frem & half to a 'cont Nigher. played as to the ultimate effect of sels- 101 ye was stesdy, selling from unchanged |Ur®s of wheat by the Canadian govern- |catte to_a hailt cent higher. Hoxs The snles ot hEMGy were unimportant| SAles of liberal amounts of wheat t |Sheep ana th ‘lgo into store here finally gave a dis- apa that market remained practically un- (5t avantage 1o the bears: It by Clearanices were: Wheat and flour sdual | cull was "Tesponsible. (s vome extens or -4 corn, 9,000 bu.; onts, 39,000 |14 jate weakness of the wheat market. | Liverpool closed wi'h wheat at 163 Primary wheat reccipts were. %19),0% | heceipta, however, were disappointing to Oats were depreased by the action of icorn. A big export business did but lit- tlé to check the decl | Lo | vistor ecelpts of 1,208.000 bu, and shipments of | 5,000 bu, | vear. mary corn rmlpu were 741,00 bu prices on hogs weakened pro- About the only support came | from shorts. cars, 93c; 2 | 2 cars, 9lc; | 118 cars, ¥ie; i Minnesota and Dakota Ohlos, POULTRY—Alive, higher; fowls, 1le; springs, 12613%c. car, ¢, No. 4 — 3 mixed: 1 car %%c. No. 4 ml.lv'd NEW YORK GEVERAL MARKET \ | Quotations of the Day on \'-rln--{ Commodities. NFW YORK, Nov, 30.—FLOUR-Stea .| WHEAT—Spot. stead . 1 durum, fn !3‘/ f. “;. bh., New York: No. 1 northern ‘S4c; 1 car, S3ge. No. t 1 car, 63% No. 3 yellow: 1 _ear (old and new), ’s-s eady; state, ccmnion to cho'ee, 1915, 11 5@10c; Pacific cons:, 1915 ltfihc wl‘ Saioe HIDES—Quiet; Bogots, M@3ic; Central hemlock firsts, 33@ LA HER=Firm: | | | { i ¥ acres in alfaifa. 303, or | g% 3 V’;}‘“’.“’,e"" o ok, steady: ees, | | epply to J. C. R ellow, 65%@ebe; & yellow, g1 00m22 80 shori L) 73_ACRES for rent, 13th and O. Carter 0. 2 mixed, m c, J 3_mix Feef, steady mes:. |\, Lake club. {Bie; No. 4 mixed, B@sic: No. b mixed. i, BRoonitid. Tard, | ey i & _ | S@tc; No, ”C‘mlx:: S ).‘z‘. No. | couk: middle west $0. 1060, s = l W e, . standard, c) 0. ’.EAL ESTATE—FOR EXCHANGE | FOR BALE or exchange for clear \ncome | property, 640 acres of land. e F(‘l acre, W. C. MeDermott, owner, North ‘latte Neb, §20,00 FIRST mortgage, secured on 4,00) | zcres of land, to exchange for a good flour mill. Schwab Bros. 128 Plymouth lel Mlnnupo Mini REAL ESTATE—NORTH SIDE 1423 EMMET STREET MUST BE SOLD Foreclosure has been started and the ewner will sell at a sacrifice, 7 large ome, all modern, oak finish, firle garage, t 50x12, paved street, price $3,7 BIRKETT & COMPANY, 423 Bee Bldg., Doux 633, e REAL ESTATE—SOUTH SIDE T NEAR HANSCOM PARK ! ¢-rooms, living room, dining room, bed | om, kitchen and pantry on 1st floor, | o bed rooms and bath on 2nd, oak finish, all modern, Dutch window, ce- ment 'basement and walks, brand new, close to school. price $3,000, $300 down balance monthly. C. G. CARLBERG, 312 Brandels Theater BIdg. #0068, NST ST.—Just_completed, modern E T g e L g box, clothes chute, built-in sun room with French doors; designed and built by Albert ©. Jensen. Ty.1514W. $3,000 cash or terms. =" REAL ESTATE—WEST SIDE 7 Rooms, One Floor 2811 Capitol Ave. An all modern house, except heat, 7 nice rooms, well furnished and deco- front, about fifteen minutes walking dis- tance from down town. We can quote a | rice of $2,750 and it certainly;is a good uy, godd nelghborhood. Call |.tl at once. Hlatt Fairfield Co, Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. EEAvma City, 1 ow on m: m at %th and Dod ge., Make " otfer ’{or ‘my @quity at onec. 144 REAL ESTATEL—INVESTMENTS Make Offer 44 ft. next First Naticnal. $46,000 asking price. Make offer. Harrison & Morton REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN Dundee. A Dundee Bargain This lot ts worth more than the price msked. It is the southeast corner of bith d lIzard; size, has water, side- Ik and yave you want & bargain M!u this today. For price and Douglass M W Bee BN‘ | REAL ESTATE—MISCELLANEOUS | T PRICES REDUCED New 7-r., sleeping porch, oak and birch Hnuh buffet_and k Cases, beam cell- ! n double tloors, mirror doors, gu: furnace, Corbin hardw; t Taterial and. workmanship throughout. close to car. Best | South front, close in. buy in Om a. Owner, Doug. 162. 3 whité, STW@ST%c. Barley: {81c; Nog 1 teed, 6dgaic. Rye: No. 2, hrolrom 318 _South fllxlmmh Omaha: fresh gathered extra fine, LO\\ P‘i‘zm. ity Tho, conniry, 10| Firmer; receipte, 662 :uhu. ol r QI 1rst; cueuo clistng prices fumished The ‘..,o"‘{::: h fl";‘ Tt S Logan & B etock and grain | EGGS—Unsettled; receipts, 8, Malting whnq i exi le] Open. IHll'h l Low. lClo!o.I Yer'y. rI;;u, 3@c; firsts, 8@Bc; seconds, o (‘llEEsF—l"irm receipts, 4915 boxe , whole milk flats, held, special average fancy, Ml/.r current : als, 16%c; average 1 TRY~Live, unu(\lu B lMKI n.ynmm 108%| 1 o’ral 107% | 'D.c 84971 | 64 ‘ L] | fl Weltemlgm'kel: spe. May BIGRS! S'LGKI u& ne-a s i fow! 1 l»ec uw‘\z 41=2l P ' aylanan | ¢ y 4 ! 4% Kansas City Grain and Provision P 1785 | 1787 1755 | 17e0 | 179 | _KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. N -WHEAT | ¢ May| 1790 [1190°( 1760 | 17 62! 17 984 | i, pecom $LoogLOe; No. § red, 9 50 o 25@300 9 2% :w - (‘()RN No. 2 mixed, 624@63%c; No. 2| e Wt Ll Pl { white, 62c; December, 6ic; May, %@ | 9 62% 940 | 942 1) 965 |4 y sl 9 82| 967 960 | '““lmfi:;rs?%o 2 white, 40@40%c; No. 2| sikned for eonstruction of a chemistry | LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30.—WHFEAT-8pot, tendent of construction and must in cases der the direction of sald superintendent hove mentioned 1s $200,000 Bids mort ps | off and prices later turncd cas er under ind plainly marked on the outsidé cover | ber. 8.87c; October, 6c. reserved to reject any and all bi of the board of clock m., 15, 616, At %he ottjce of the undersigned, | 500 bales. for construction of & hospital bullding on | Futures opened = steady: December, the grounds of the university medical col- | 12.10c; January, 1218¢; March, 12.48c; lege in Omaha. Separ recelved for instaliation of heating and | Futures closed stead: ventilating, plumbing and vacuum clean- | January, 12.30c; March, 12.60c; May, 128Ic; | {pey’ {n& and electric wirlng for said build- July, 12.8%¢. trade | bids on bullding construction and || Market closed steady at 2 points higher | josc Les st L e Soveral ‘imstasations of eunipment | to 6 points Tower { must be in strict accordance with plans, | deliverics being relati T e o the ~sbariniondant o3 | ensior ood middling. 1:18d; middi in the office ol ¢ superintendent of | easler; good middling, middling, PO B b ult construction in the university adminis- |7.45d; low middling, 6 luter on when trad ed down a littls tration building at Lincoln and ip the s office of Architects Latenser & Sons 1y Omahn Hay Market Omaha. Bidders may consult plans and| OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 2. specifications either \nlendtnt for biading purposes.” Approxi- f 1..‘F Crexgh Sons & Co. ! ‘uqummln\ above mentioned, §13 mus Dhtika or certifh t:ll?:lcfi\fl’ldln““l‘fu‘\.\‘lprgrr‘l‘ld"n" "or o oo | recelpts, 4 bla i ghipments, & bbla.; | |May be (heating, plumbing, 2 The in, firm: sales, SAVE $200. On & é-room strictly modern. well bullt home from owner; hot water heat. M. 3%, Omaha lee. o4 l[)lllrl\.t at their office in the Village o | Bayard, Neb., for the Durchase of fif: | {rude interes ‘nou - 1595, Session Laws 1 P mendments thersto pursuan a | quiet. No. ame q BUTTER—Creamery, %; firsts, 30c; | as well. scconds, c: packers,” 10c. | Cows and heifers were Minnéapolis Grain M-'k" | EOULTRY Hens, 1iibe: turkess +| I oicher @irection: MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. #.—WHEAT—|broflers, 1sc. Decomber | Dighe Bodk: low, £ 2 ehaisi g St. Louls Grain Market. | ruand beink more urgént g T ¢ =| ST LOUIS, Mo, Nov 'nln]wm-:.«-r—r;-nhl‘l:'"yrm“ . No. 2 red nominal; No, ard nominal; | & LEGAL NOTICES B einbed TEOr My, $1.060@1.00%. Quetations _on NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, CORN—No_ 2, 63%a@éic: \o‘:z wh!\‘p, b4@ 'b\‘.vlell e By direction of the property commit-|64%c: “wl‘mber 62%c; tee of the Board of Regents of the Uni.| OATS—No. 2, 3% yersity of Nebraska, bias will be received nominal. until o'clock p., m. Wednesday, Decem- | ber 15, 1915, at the office of the under-! Lty bullding om the city cam of the Uni- r. 1 Manitoba. 118 lfld Nos2, 11s 64 veisity of Nebraska at Lin Separate | s 5d; No. 2 hard winter. new, 11s bida Wil be received for installation of | No. ! hard winter, old 12s 7 heating and ventilating, plumbing and| CORN-—8pot, La Plata, 8s 3d. @ vacuum cleal and electric wiring for o ng — [} said bullding: all bids on bullding con Cotfen Market. .45 struction and the several installations of | NEW YORK, Nov 8 —COFFEE—The ion to cordance | apnearance of & few Kuropean buying cholce feeders, rders seemed to insplre some scattered feeders, $t {andent of construction in the University |Soyering in - the " market “for ejftce are $i.5 equipment must be in strict with plans, drawings and spe ifications | § now on filé I the office of the perin- e o ruiiaing &t Tincopaversity | futures here this morning and after opening at an advance of { o 4 paints 7.00; ders must confer with the sald superin: | ffe active montha Wworked nbout 116 10 stock helfers, $100a8 D nloc alvi points net ‘higher with May ‘selling at use the blank forms prepared un- | §7; and July'at 6.8c. Steady Erazflian | a ooon: markets probably contributed to fhis o m?nl“{u aing lnclfi-fm“:fl.},,;:;: advance, but the demand soon tapered No. v Scattered renltzing or & lttls trade sell- | N e D posit “manickle Checks OF |jng with May declining to 6.C6c and July. | b’ Cranally o the Tourd of Hegents es e | f40c. The close was 1 to § puints net = University of Nebrasks, n the amounts hither, Sales 3150 bage: D s 18 e A stated in the -instruc- | 7, "aG0c April, 6.08e; May, 8.0 L end" specifications. Ying blans|gic; July, 6.Tic, Aucust, Shic, Sept-m- | ¥ | ‘hemis! Bullai o Spot, quiet; Rio 7s, T%c: Santos is 4c B ipment ™ as tas cast omISUEY | Cost and frelght offers were caster W'th | 1t (heating. plumbing, o) The right is sales of Santos 48 reported at £8ic |1 | h (‘l’w:é_ nxd :1:: Rmdrl: Quots 5 THE UNlVERllT O .%c to 7.05c, Ameriean credit. 3 8. DA mnury?g?‘i.l‘:’l‘s’?fxah by The official cables reported advances ¥ coln. Novil-24-25-Deci | of 9 reis in the Bragilian markets, but NOTIGE 70 GONTRAC Rio exchange on London was 1-32d lower. TORS. direction of the property committee ol the Universit, of Nebrulll. bids will be received until Wednesday, December | 3 ] NEW YORK, Nov. 30.—COTTON—Spot, teady; middling uplands, 12.40c; sales, e bi May, 1272; July, 12.86c. { ettiny aed y December, 12.19¢; early new crop v _easy. —~COTTON—8not, 20, 7d: sales, 8,000 bales t the office of said | Cholce_upiand, $10.50@11.50 prepared under direction of sald super- | @to.o0: 2, $8.004 of sai buldllm Riding |§ 00 mildfl l(‘hu\r‘o 'hea(v'n :uoulm at er's |§6.60. cholce oat or rye. $ tes of deposit payable “mmh Cholce -l{. Unconditionally to the board of regents |$12.00013.00; N i of the University of Nebraska, in the | @1i.00; No. 3. amounts and for the purposes stated in | the “instructions to bidders, | ing plans and specifications. B | be mlea and_plainly marked on the out- | | | o Z accompa fed by bank' o o1l und Rosin, SAVANNAH, Ga., Nov, 30.—OILS—Tur- pentine, firm, at Séc; 18 bbls.; {Hght is reserved to reject any and all | bids. The University of Nebraska, J. 8. DALES, 'Secretary. oS Station A llmo!n ww, # i LEGAL NMICFA - “Notice 18 hereby given U y 7o:| NEW YORK. Noy. 0.-SUGAR-Ra als will be recelved b strong; centrifugal, 5.14c; molasses, 4.37c | posal® re of the Bhort Line Irrigation | serimed. £ At noon prices were 3 thousand five hundred elghty-two foan e valie of [the & per’ cont |0 7 points higher. serial bonds of said district until 1: o'clock a an the "::dn l{d.Dov:omabob‘u said bonds are under an B % an ACt of the legisiature of the | APPLES—Quiet. state of Nebraska, approved March 26th | ~DRIED IR ITS — Prunes, irregular. chwur 70 um all | Apricots and peaches, firm. Ralsins, f the m{orlly of lb' nll.llflod an. ::r‘: :{ lM The Board -xpnul Dry any of sal Of e poard o ('gl“v'w:'h active. Burlap stronger. Silks in steady ) CA'I‘HIRINI ROBERTS, demand. Short Line Irrigation cHICAGO GRAIN AND provisions | Cornfed Beeves Slov and Weak and Others Steady—Fat Sheep of the of deliver.es tomorrow on Decembver con- | HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER OMAHA, November with December at $1.06 and | Receipts were » Hogs. Sheen. light today, but there seemed to be a|MAY at SLOX. Corn finished RG%c to |Official T 184 A down; oats, off %@%c, and provisions ls-(lfnnle T\lhuhy . daye 2 wks, ago X . AR last year..12 1 ipts bulla & ittle at the Start, but effors for .,;";:.fi?.’,mfi':f g Sheep at the T)': ha average | duced prces, ited. and even at prices that were to- |In Warde'the close & quArter of ore lower | corded for many weeks. rose a clearance could not be made. Several | 5. |bunches of good Mexicans took 8. {810, while commoner stuff moved all the down to $7.00 | Homa ' Tiscutt prete Shortly before noon two ,Mm, of the | United States Industrial Mexicans, which made $8.10 Monday, were | 13 bought at $8.06. with culis at §.%. Thora is_still considernble inquiry for good 1ight feeders, a kind which has been very | scarce so far this week, but the wenorval | |trade (8 anyway 2@80c lower than at the | {close of last week and most desirable | 19! feeders would hardly bring over $:.9%. A deck out of a two-lond shipmeat of | fed lambs sold today at $8.15 but that | W% is mo_criterion, as the same bu: not have wanted a full load at a live stock | ing tabl prices. of hogs at the Om market for the last few da _orn went down In value owing to ex- | D hikher o e amEen o " higher. | cellent weather for curing of the crop. | way ‘from § EL L4 rel =2 Receipts and dupullllnn of live stock Union stock yards In ! twenty-four hours “ending at 3 o'clock R §—CARS. it lun|v Hoge Sheep 1‘:; fed lainbs ‘4 choice, $5.6016. 15 @6.50; ewen, feeders, | yesterday: | wabash . Missouri l'nrmc « 1 « C. Gy j e, « « & P. 1lfinofs Central b | Chicago Great Western Total receipts DISPOSITIC =wift and Company. ' Atmour & Co. | Cucahy Packing Co. (¥, W Morrell Liveoln Pack 8o, Omaha Pacl \\ulheimer & l’n-xvn v Sl {van Hros .(\\hnrh!ld M Hutfman Rett ’ Glassberg . : Huher, Jones & lel . Banner ros Jehn X Dennip & France Uther/ buyers... CATILE-There of cattle here today, | This makes the total re- | ts for the two duys 18174 head, lholll g8 Decaminr, #%@vic; May, uow.' /@ head less than for t week and over 5,000 lai enl ago. Ranee heeves continue in active de mand, with prices tully steady. n the other hand, are slow and weak uere, but’ at every other poinc| generally nondy‘ yesterday, there being little chang i Stockers and feeders sold in very much | the same notches as yesterday, the de tor the lighter good quality, other grades being 1 [ ko0d 'to ennlu e mioo common to 'III good to cholce heavy — $.0048.:5; fair to good coi un- pon’ Grain Market. {becve, #7347 75, common lm prime grass beevos x ¥ 2 white ‘)’Qnrl:nz i lllr l.o 800d grass heeves, Qh.‘ common to fair grass heev xood to vholce grass heiters, to cholce grass cows (llr to good cows “;lfin §7. lofl"l.“ fair 2047100, common to falr hnd~ to chol e sto kers, falr to good stockers. .04 common to far -luc\a;l, 65260 0008, 0; veal. ulvon. bulle, stage, etc., $.2.09.25. Kepresentative sales HBEEF STEERS. g2sEETEY coon maacees B o @ ] (3] 640 88 110GS—Shippers started out right the jump tniy morning buying everything could possibly use. ana bLeiore the to half of the total outside orders. head, showing up. 8o far this week 2471 head have arrived, this total being 3.0 larger than last week, but ov hott of two. weens: g0, and smulier than for the corresponding days & year ago by 1400 head Fat lamb usual, made up the bulk but all the pack fair orders, and trade opened out with anything good selling at prices that | were anyway a quarter and in looked as much as 3¢ higher than terday. Several bunches of the fml lantbs «old as high as $8.75, while $8.600 {80 boukht the bulk of the good stuff Well finished fed lambs that were too | heavy to sult packers had to sell at |sellin $8.0, as did some that were very burry. (at 't end of another out of the Mexicans |ture {that brought $8.30 yesterday was unabl {to beat $8.35, showing only a Sc advanc \In\ ment was fairly active and nearly oV vthing had been closed up in good | semson Muttons were in good demand, and fat ewes, which made up pr practically the en tire offerings of sheep, brought 10 o higher figures Good to choice ewea anded largely at $5.5006.75, the latter fig- ,.-ru being the day's top, and the best | price that had been paid on this lhhl month. Feeders moved stugishly all_through | yosterday's seasion at pretty much re- | but demand was very lim- I"‘"‘"“ ot "") el trades hi Quotations on sheep and lamby 00d to cholce, $8.5068.76; lambs, fair to Iy o; lambs, | feoders, $1.00 vearlings, ‘fair to ‘choice, $4.000%6 yearlings, feeders, 36008 wethers. fair to chelce, 8. ™. ewes, good ewes, fair to good, .80 $4.00€16..00. Lambs, Representative sal Ne sal o v 2 85 1daho native 70 fed lambs L] native lambs N m ! 4 23 Tdahe lambs.... 66 native lambs Colorado lamba Idaho lambs Idaho lambs . New Mexlico feeder iambs. New Mexico feeder lambs. New Mexico feeder lambi 1daho feeder lambs. New Mexico lambs New Mexico lambs 2A38323223 23020 303208 20 50 OG0 g 33 6 Idaho feeder ow o CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle Wenk—Hpus Weak Sheep Strong. . CHIOAGO, Nov. 30.~CATTLE-Receipts, 7,000 head; market weak; native beef stoers, $6.65110.50; western' ste L3; co $6 5061 1 HOGS—Recelpts, 47,000 head; market 10c to e lower: bulk of aales, $6.1006.70; light, $5.7006.66; mixed, $6.05@6.00; hea L mhmn:vm rough, $6.3566.60; plgs, .76 @5.00, SHEKP AND LAMBS- Receipte, 10,000 head; market strong; wethers, $6.106%.00, ewes, $4.10G6. l" lulnll" $7.0099.25. s, $6.206 and helfers, $2.70@8.00; ca! Kansns Clty Live Stock Market, KANSAS CITY, Nov. 30.-CATTLE— Receipts, 14,000 head: market lower; prime ted steers, $9.26110.00; drossed beef steers, | $7.00419, ern $4.00416. Beltern. 30000000, plockara. and Cosdtirs. .sm:' B0; bulls, #5.75; calves, $6.00 4o NEW YORK STOCK MARKET to Sellmg Pressure Feature of Stagnant Resistance ATTACKS ON THE LEADERS YORK, Nov h manifested itselt the striking fea- odd Intervals, wi today's stagnant totaled only 432,000 shares, almost one- !third ocourring In the first hour. attacks were directed ers as United States Steel the representative raiflway nvariably rebounded. The extreme was again attributed to o desire 10 await the assemblage of congress and the publication of the president’s measage. Such recent developments as the Uana dian government's grain seizure and the nke on the ‘Teutonic arket | Weakness of exch countries evidently were ignored as mar- stocks furnished the onb %, Harvester pref et arvester prefe villys-Overiand B, ot N8 rds were Cliban , which rwle 6 to 174%; | American Can prefer Haven was relatively llmn‘ made further recovery from its recent low ‘price. but moat lssues of that divi- sion moved irre| A dflu-rrenl Ini American Su in that quarter action of the Interstate C B Mmerce commission, which dented the v Might | Sication of the turnk lines and coal roads | he {5 continue ownership of vessels plyli the Great Lakes. Canadian Pacitic made no respanse to ils October state- showing @ net inorease of $3258,000. llwmll were heavy with total sales, par ), 000, tes registered ds declined % | per cent on call. Number of s on stocks were as N"ow. les and leading quotations | American |m-i:'u|~ & Am. Bugar Wefning . ol American Anaconda Copper Baldwin Locomotive ... aais}iisassizfiltnia=} o u-m-ml- m-l 3 E¥335E3352E8% 3 Interbarough_Con. Mexican Petroleum . £ Y, & Norfoik & Western Northe s western -xeer- n:wua muvh » F 133 ¥ H( Mi8—~Recelpts, 10,00 heas market bulk of sales, $6.3066.30: heavy, packers undl hul(‘horfl Ui 406 ht, $8. i AN LAMBE: Rn-alpu head; market 10c_higher; lambs Live Stock Market. ov. 30.—CATTLE—Re- ST. Lot | celpts, 5,80 head: beef stecrs, $7.506110 | and heifers, $850610 ¥ cow arling _steers 50T stockers and feeders, $.0007.25: southern i steers, $6.2668.60;, cows and kuern $4.000 | 1 10. 650; native calves, 30006 HOGS—Recelpts, = 9,600 hmld market higher; plga and lghta, $.7506. and bitchers, $6.4086.90; good heavy, > AND LAMBS | head; market strong; y {1ambs, $.:669.15; sheep @6.25, Stoux City L SIOUX CITY, Nov. 30.—~CATTLE-Re- celpts, 8,600 head; market steady; native $4.6016.25 cows and_hel 2; stockers and | feeders, $.0000.90; bulls, stags, etc. .25 @650 HOGB—Receipts, 8,000 head: market 1ge lower: heavy. $6.35@6.50: mixed, $& %076 35; Tight, '85.90G6 20: bulk of sales, 381079645, SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2.000 head; no tone to market; wethera, #6.26 8.00; ewes, 33.75@5.25; lnmha 00478.50. ve !l’ll‘ll Mnrket ST. JOSEPH. Nov. %.—CATTLE-R 50 head: market slow: steer cows and helfers, $5.7668.50; (lIV‘I $6 007:9.00, GS—Recefpts, 11,000 head; market Towor: Thulc oF akles. " #6.-ORS 5. HEEP AND TLAMBS-—Receipts 3000 head; market higher; lambs, $5.0068.%. St. Jowonh L Stock in Sixht. Recelpts of live stock at the five prin- cipal western markets vesterday: Omaha L7500 9,000 13,000 Chicago T.000 47,000 10,000 Kansas City. .11 /14000 19000 5000 8t Louls . . 5,800 0,500 200 Stoux City o 3,600 8,000 2,000 Totals. Se00 ®2,500 33,800 oo V v Market, NEW YORK, Nov. 9.—MERCANTILE APER—2%@3 per cent STERLING CHANGE I\GA&‘ bills, $4.67: demand, $4.7076. cables, $4.7160. BILVER—Bar, 0%c; Mexican dollars, 48 RONDS—Government, easy; rallroad, er _cent; ruling rate, er cent; low, per _cent; last | 2 per cent: closing | % | bid. 1% per cent: offered at 2 per cent notations on bonds today were picked out the kinds at sieady to bc higher prices, but most of their ! geperally steady basis. | sales to snippers —Prairie. Hay: | sicady, and in spots might have been No. $10. superintendent or said architects, "but |j0.5; No. % $5.50G10.00; No.'% Yoodta o | Rickel lower. < must in all cases use the blank {nrnllk(‘hnhe m\dlnml nnmmn »: No. 1, $6.00 urchases were made on & | Some of the iast 100k hardly | "o counon A [ Panama 3% coupon shipping | Am. Bmelt ut generally steady r purchases prices. egrinkling at 3 W“‘"’ 5 oul 40, with olce lowli"“ g0 10° "°- 1 53050 B tow i Bigh as e | - $7.0008. Opening bids made much as 10c lower, an more than that, but L se ofiers were so lucicrously low compat'ed to shipper val- ues that nothing was done offers were ralsed until, W, more. than s@10c started to move. | B . Cen. Pacific lat packers were as | some were even | (. B. & O 1 4 when they were =Shippers stayed right | ot No and general move bulk was cashed the prices were hardly ic lower. and here and the best time there a packer bought a load that Qeneral packer trade and average cost of killer | few of the was | ut be lowel commone! | | e left until the Sngae Markes. | Cicse were held at just as good prices as paid for better kinds early, and this de the late trade slow, as pucker on shight reductions b m. Bugar futures opened firm | rirted on covering and rencwed demand by | these instances, but nearl Leen sold before 10 o' clock. prices were steady to dc ng of the packing hogs olu st $6.35, with & fair showing at 3. the' bulk of all everything had making . | Ilv\er i | | 1 i ler the bulk, | mNr\ 4G4 per o i nt Ktwu-nuun | DIBCOUNT RATES—8hort bills and 3 he Fight ':“':“‘"‘ any and d‘ NEW YORK, Nov. %.~DRY GOODS— |4 Cotton _goods, firmer and more active to- | 4 bonds for less m V- “i eel day. Cotton yarn, strong. Men's wear ;x.. . “ S—— BHEEP- H#(‘elpu were just decent for L Rrd D Read The Bee Want Ade—It Pays. » Tuesday, about fifty-one cars, or 13,000 +n follow; U. 8. rof. B rex.... WMo, Puc cv. ba " 9 N Y deb. 6a.. 110% UGN, Y. City 4w 105% WILN. V. Riate 4is. . 112 ret T AT b #4 Penn. con. %8 10 wen WA S Ak 101 90l G2 L eF.r e 89480, Rallway Gs 1094 £ ret. 4 3% Unlon Pacific 4s » 7 b ARG a6 a0 rie wen. 48 6% 1 a few hoks Gen 'Fieet B pw 11, Cen. i W P Saie W L & N yol 4% Anklo-French 56 K (Y Metnl Market. X 1875, Copper. steady; o Tin _easle; | Bpot. $39.26040.25; December, 837 m« itin, £168. futures, €167 10s. Antimony, £125. Lead, £20, Spelter, £1M, London Stock Marke LONDON Nov. . 80, Amerlr.n ties ruled dull and irregular Godny ‘Without special foatare .VER—Bar, 1 3-16d per ounce months, 5% per Bank Clearing Read The Boe \le Ads—1t Pays. ‘:;‘EEE' apls i 4 Hepublic Iron & Steel xll:a:nl P.-.elflr uthern Railway 5,000 Studsbaker Company NI'I ver rl|n'|1l $6.50417.90; w-marn gml‘ u Eaini: ssssdyeyassasy gsslsd 2B S amp= market steady; native | Western U Westinabouse Eisei 5 3438 General " Motars . Loch) Securities. Quotations furnished by Burn 19 Omaha Netional bank bullding ko Hrinker & Co.. Fairmont w—m A T par cont firet pid. New State Tel o guisburaer & Hon. [l or Hpeedometer. Union Inock Yards Stock. ex-di Co. First Gu, 1923 o, Chicago Ry. Co Dundes Resity o, M. & Low Augeles s 1888 Tows, Ry & Light o, i i ghs s | hn- Omans, e, i 9 Wi Un.or Stock Yards 6. 1084 o Rail Chiefs Debate Moving of Freight Nov. 30.—~Presidents ting today in the Catfls. Hoge Sheen. i NEW YORK, eastern rallroads m {office of President Rea of the Pennayl- | vania llnes to consider how to move from 4,000 to 5,000 cars of freight now held up along the Atlantic seaboard, decided to appoint a committee to deal with the The committes, which will include rep- the 1oads interested, | will commence its sessions tomorrow in the offices of the Trunk Line association, . Curtice McCaln is chairman, Mr. McCain said that while extraordi- nary conditions might arise, likely any of the roads would take in- dividual action in the shape of embargoe: or otherwise until the committee had an opportunity to formulate ita plans. As & preliminary rtep of relief Mr, Mc- {Cain went to Washington today to file Interstate Commerce commis- sion an application to reduce the limit of thirty days |ance of demurrage goods in cars. resentatives of all —mime ‘leans, . waskar: ‘0 and | % days, 2%@?%% per cent: six months, &l | of |@2% per cent. Call money, firmi4 high s | charges on export Up to the present goods shipped to eastern ports for export could remain indefinitely in cars without any ll 'HITCHOOCK SILENT ON APPOINTMENTS Plans to Reintroduoe Munitions Bil' |NAMES WILL COME UP S0 WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.—(3p> clal Telegram.)-—Senator Hitcheock Mrs. Hitchcock and Miss Hitcheoc. arrived here this morning and fo. the time being will make their home at the Shoreham, pending the seiec tion of a house for the congressiona season. Mr. Hitchock, speaking of the pa ticular activities in which he will {interest himself so far as leglalation |18 concerned. said he proposed to in troduce a bill providing for the guar- antee of bank deposits as to banks under the federal reserve system, giving an option to sald Dbanks whether they desired to avail them- selves of the provisions of the act. Heo sald that he was constrained to present this legislation in view of & num- ber of national banks in Nebraska, hav- ing declded to withdraw from the na- tional banking system and take oul oharters under the state banking laws. which guarantees deposite. To Push Ar e BILL Senator Hitchock will reintroduce his bill prohibiting the exportation of arms and ammunition to countries at war and proposes to push the measure with all his strength. 8o far as local legislation for Nebraska is concerned, Senator Hitcheock sald he would introduce a bill creating an irriga- ton distriet in the ocounties of Gosper, Phelps and Harlan for the purpose of storing the flood wate: river In those countles during pertods of flood In order that the stored waters might be used In the districk mentioned during perfods of drouth. Five hundred thousand acres in the counties named, according to the senior wenator, could be made ocertain of fruit- ful yleld if such legislation were enacted. of the Platte Solving Flood Cemtrol. It would, In his judgment, help solve the problem of flood control inboth the N | Missourt and Mississippl and while ex- perimental, he belleved would soive one of the great problems ronting the semi-arig sections of the As 10 the district judgeship, Benator mwu sentiment and examining inte the fitness of cand'dates for the Munger vacancy, but he was not advised as to the report Mr. Graham had made te his chief, the attorney general. He pre: sumed, however, In view of the pressing need for action that a nomination would be made about the time ocongress con- venes. 7 Asked it he would antagonize the nom- inations of T. 8, Allen and G. L. Leemis, Mr. Hitchcock was noncommital. “ *“Thelr names will come in in due course and will be referred to the proper committees. ““When that is done 1 will make wp my mind as to my course.” (Germans Attempt to Destroy Munition Factories in Italy PARIS, Nov. %.—An attempt on the part of Germans to destroy munitiona s | plants in Italy is sald by the Journal In Ia dispatch from San Remo, Italy, to {have been discovered by the Turin po- lee, It w parently was directed from Lugano, Bwitzerland, and the case was referred to the Swiss police, who arreated a bo man. In his possession were found two boxes labeled chocolate, which he was about to ship to Turin, The boxes were filled with dynamite. The Journal's dispatch adds that the arrcat of & number of other persons, some of them cennecte’ with the G man consulate, is imminent. learned that the plan ap- The Anglo- French Bonds As An Investment Considered solely as an invest- ment, the Anglo-French § per cent honds, issued as the obliga- tion of two of the richest nations of the world, and offered at a price to net the investor nearly 6% per cent, constitute, fn our judgment, one of the most a tractive securities that has bee: obtainable by the American in- vesting public In this generation. These bonds are issued in de- ‘wmominations of $100, $500 and 41,000, Price to yleld nearly 5% per ‘cent, Full particulars upon request. Burns, Brinker TR demuirage charge. In order to spur ship- pers to the neceasity of arvanging ship- ment within a reasonable time from the arrival of thelr goods at the seaboard it is now proposed to Impose storage rates on goods in cars. President's Message is Sent to Printer ASHINGTON, Wilson's address to congess went to the sas, writes an Interesting a success In reducing a severe case of en- larged veins that should be encouwragin: to others similarly afflicted. She suf- fered with badly swellen and Inflamcd velns (In fact, one had broken), fur more than seven years before she Ly came acquainted with Abserbine, Jv. and used It. Absorbine, Jr., was fait. fully applied for several weehs and, quote from her letter, in the veins left, it was all nieely heal.d, and has Dot bothered me sinoe’’ NEW YORK, Nov. 3.—~MBETALS—Lead 1 1 20 At’ London: Spot copper, £ 10¢; | tutures, £8; electrolytic, £99 10~ Spot which Is comparatively brief, will be read at o joint session of the two houses a It deals primarily with national preparedness, other ques- tions on which the president hopes to see to treatment In other wddresses to be read to congress after the Christmas holidays. The address was read to the cabinet today before it was sent to the printer, Cabinet members were enthusiastic over particularly the portion which deals with the appesl for united action for national defense. ecuri- week from ock legislation being OMAHA, No. 30.—Bank clearings for Omaha today were $2,8187%.2, and for n.- corresponding day last year, $2.9689,- 104 Temple St Painful Sfiollein i’éins Quickly Relieved ant Redaced Mre. R. M. Remler of Federal, Kan count &1 her “The large knoi: Absorbine, Jr, I8 <o antieeptic 1l - ment—hesling, cooling and soothing. Salv and pleasant to use. §L00 and 8200 at your druggist's or postpaid. Liberal trial bottle postpald for Wo in stamps. W. F. YOUNG, P. D. F.