Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 7, 1916, Page 12

THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1916. e ————— y 37%¢c K, strong to Gc higher; lights, $9.00@9.50; 38@39c; ordinary firsts, 37374c; at mark, mixed, $9.55@9.80; heavies. $9.85@10.05; cases included, 33 @38 Y% s pigs, $7.25; bulk of sales. $5.40@10.00. Poulary—Alive, higher: fowls, 15%¢ Sheep and Lambs—Receipts, 3,000 head springs, 18¢; turkeys, 18c market strong to 10c higher; fed muttons, —_— b g 7 e NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. 3 : $7.25@ 10,00, wethers, $5.00GK.50, ewes, > Killing Oattle Are Active and |§ 8100 o™i ot 1o e All Cereals Advance When Ex S Steady, Feeders Firm— VADT port Demand Strengthens |(uotstions of the Bay, op Verions Leading e e Sy b , Dec. §.—Flour—Very firm Series of Informal Hearings is —Scoff At Embargo. New York, Dec. 6.—Flour T aw Sheep and Lambs Steady. NEW YORK STOGKS Sc Wheat—Spot, strong: No. 1 durum, $2.15; : : B ™ ESERCE No. 2 hard, $1.94%; No. 1 northern, Duluth, | Held in Connection with : o 9 e s $2.06; 1 ‘northern, Manitoba, $1.04%, RUM AGAIN AT PREMIUM |i*% X o ing. 13 Lbs. Best P C G lated i; \ HOGS FIVE TO TEN HIGHER p.\ - ovion of Money Rates DU AG + om0 bifong; No. 2 yotlow, 1,094, Farm Market Meeting s. Dest Pure Cane Granulate & ! ' 61% @62c ¥ December €, 1916, Prompt Fresh Speculative Omaha, December 6, 1916 10; No. s g $1,00 ( i Reseipta werd. ot Hors, Sty et Thore wan & ood demana for Al kinds ! MILEMEN FEDERATE, T0O ugar, L T ! S o R T HE entures. of grain today and all the cereals on the 't (asm Gl 48-1b. k Best High Grade Diamond ur—Made from the bes 5 b 23 16,978 20,993 % b % itfe 2 %, i 3 -1b. sac! es ig! & k s 3 , g:fls\.-lu?:v:::eym-y 1308 18 18,500 =i list scored sharp advances. The cash wheat 135“ 1‘1sg|r,ax-c,'1§'1, M‘nax‘.' LEERcis. /e Chicago, Dec. 6.—A series of in- selected No. 1 Nebraska Wheat. Nothing finer for 2 25 2 56,684 : bly by the| Hides—Firm; Bogota, 44@4sc; Central held here today i 3 v, -1b sack. . o | a Three days this week iz 41| MOVEMENT IS IRREGULAR |jiustion was helped constdcravly by the | | Wide=pi B jommaliliesingswere el Qhcts fodiy bread; piesior cekes B Ibursday only) et R Tolaack N & ofo\e Same days 2 wks. ago.32,521 35,869 37,318 g ng trom A to ¢ higher the buyer picked | Leather—Firm; nemflock firsts, §7c; mec- | in ct : o a|] ¥ ar, Beat"Em-All Diamond C or | Fancy No. I Country Creamery Butter Same days 3 wks. ago. 28,060 33.735 ‘;{H; i 6.—Relaxation of money |UP a1l the available samples on the floor. ““g:év""‘b“’_mrk I s T tional conference on marketing an Swift's Pride Laundry Soap....... e F.:‘” L |)'.'i}§v"’l"nbie”flumr. R i BERRre ¢ whi. g0 10 L e et pranaten freeh oitine entures | Duriim ‘whest wis sgain quoted. 4t &) pre- | 4 180 family, $30.00@33.00; short clear, | farm credits to collect evidence con-(fl 7 bs. Best White or Yellow Cornmeal Faney No. LiDizy: Taple. Butter I o0s f NOE S at year AR R Ithough the movement of storks was | [ium, But only a few cary of this varlely | §50.00932.00. ' Beef, steady: mess, 323,006 | cerning the condition of the live|| for . S asbs 10c 3 ER Y ATl SCrsan N engRaticg W ilLs, Receints and disposition of five stock at [ [0dsy, A1IRELER The Therement of oot e |showed up on ' the tables and the bulk of | 3350, Cately, 3oy 50%27.00. Lard, firm; § . ni 3 6 Ibs. Choice Japan Rice, T%c qu America Chi per Ib 30c § the Union Stock Yards, Omaha, for twenty- | Aardiy ek o T rate | the sales were made up of the No. 2 and | middie west, §17.16@17 25 \ stock industry in the United States. 3 % merica Cheese, per Ib. 3 [ ) flecting steady pressure. The minimum h y , § @ i at ceees Neufchatel Cheese, each............4¢c four hours ending yesterday for call loans wam 7 per cent, with an abun- | No. 3 hard winter variety, The No. 2 hard | Tullow—Gulet. i Speakers ~asserted that great(f] e g 6 ol RECEIPTS—CARLOADS, dance of offerings luter at ¢ and a final|sold generally at §1.73 and No. 3 hard, in | Butter—Firmer; recelpts, 3707 tuba;| (SBZOCCTE PRETED o B BICR Y av-0n, jars Pure Fruit Presocves. FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT SALE ) i & S sh rate of 1 per cent. The casing of money | most instances, brought from $1.69% to|creamery, 40@40%c; firsts, 37% @39c; sec- | Changes a Yoty 4ifeed 28-0z. jars Pure Strained Ioney. THURSDAY o1 Cattle, Hogs. Sheep. | way ancribed to another heavy fnflow of [§1.71, while the No. 4 grade ruled around |onds, 38@37c try and that the producers and feed-|§ £°C’ Corn Flakes, phe. ... .. ids G 4 o Mot P.... 10 17 gold from Canada, a total of $17,000,000|$1.64 and $1.67, Eggs—Steady; receipts, 2,608 (‘;us: ers of cattle have failed to organize Yeast Foam, nkw‘.. PRe ‘3¢ Al-sr.u:t.2h:{kf;;r:hn{:":e{ail‘l!o:?.8‘(;;.:‘: Wabash .......... 2 belng received here and in Philadelphia from | Corn was also very strong and the bulk |fresh gathered extra firsts, 46@47c; firsts, : : Sawtay, the substitute for lard, It beats 3 4 i Missour! Pacific .. s« | that source, Further stabilization was af- |of the,samples sotd at (o 21 conts ad- | 43@45c; refrigerator special marks, fancy, | themselves effectively to meet the FECAllj parichn S, 2 10c each, Thursday.............. Sc | [ Union Pacific ‘; forded by the large amount of Russian gold \'nntul with the yellow selling -Ah; slight | 34c; refrigerator seconds to firsts, 31%@ | changed conditions at purchasing cen- |} MacLaren's Pennu‘tl Butter, b Our ol;"im C.'rlu.?h‘:(sm(hhud Navel 3 . C. & N. W, east recently consigned to local bankers and the | premium over the white mixed. The better | 3315¢, 3 a ic waste has re-|Jl No. 2 cans Early June Peu: sas'e anges for eason is im. ¢ C & N W., west { [reduced demands trom the interior, insuring | Erades of corn sold much more readily than | Cheeso—Irregular; receipts, 1448 boxes; | (€78 and an "D;m;“ cd_. et No. 3 cans Faney Packed Tomatoes, | They are extra fancy, highly flavored, f C. 8t P, M. &O 7| & favorable bank return at the close of the |did the poorer d No. 4 yellow | stato held specials, 24% @26c; state heid | Sulted. Much of the discussion cen- aten Neane 21%¢ bright, sweet and juicy. ) ", B. &'Q, east % | current week any Bhs from 86c to 86%c. while the white [ specials, average fancy, 24@ 24 Yc. 10, tered. on possible solutions of the [} Advo Jeli or Jello, b % BIAC gy radas dese L 206, a5 D06 40¢ | C. B & Q. west 1] Price movements were often contusing; | and mixed Sorn of the same grads sold “Poultry—Allve, stesdy; chickens, “11c: | oroblem offered by the decline in'the Fancy, Queen’ Olives, Giar 8 uradiy o ey v 3004 ) %o P, .. " 8 2 chy il oving (o higher levels, while [at 85lc to 86%c 2 , 17¢; , 15@17c; dressed, dull; vy ” s ssorted Soups, can........ c U J o «" rI: lI :rz Secolie et 1 A S AT :rmm were olther [ Considering the light recelpts the oats c',’,'z,'fl,,,,“,f;?;:f',wg f.,’:,”, turkeyw, | Nation’s meat supply. Dwight B.IR 1670 “cans Condensed Milk . “10c Fresh Vegetables, Shipped et trom | Hiinots Centrl .......... 6 6 hesitant or lower. Demand for the new Mis- | market was very active and sales were | 1ggagc " Heard of Phoenix, Ariz., president of | | Baker's Shredded Cocoanut, can. 10¢c 5 e B Chicugo Great Western. 7 13 «+ | wourt Pacific issues, all at record quotations, [ Made at a 1l4c advance over the average the Ai N Live Stock association. | § Baking Chocolate, %-lb. pkg. the South for Hay: en Bros. : S — | was a noteworthy feature. The recent in | Price of yesterday. There was not any New York Money Market. CCMNETICALEC IV EHS * || Breakfast Cocoa, per ib .20 | Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips or Shal- Total receipts 1 6 | quiry for Rock Isiand, Lake Krie & Western, [ Cholce oats sold, but the bulk of the sam- L B assured the delegates of the co-opera- |} Skinner's Famous Ma Vermicelii lots, per bunch........ DISPOSITION—HEAD. Wheellng & Take EBrie, Chicago & Alton, |Plet graded No! 3 white and o at 50 por ant T Doc. S.—Mereantile Paver—t | 4ion of his organization in their in-|| or Spaghetti Its quality’ gosde. per | Radishes, per bunchiiioiilll . R » 1 Texas, Wabash A and B | While the No. 4 white brought 52%c. st L aaligatioas pkg., at . «+..7Vc | The Best Cooking Potatoes, .pec Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. p'r':::r"y'mi N oTefto, St Lotln & Wastorn and ] Rys was in'gond: dembnd a6 o:1o ad- Sterling Exchange — Sixty-day bllls, | vestigations. s The Best Tea Siftings, 1b.... ... 3 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce M “o. 867 3271 2,300 £ 5 we ained, sur- | YOOce nd barley wales were comparatively |$4.72%; commercial sixty-dsy bills on| On the program were Ed C. Las- |l Fancy Golden Santoa’ Gotiee, ib. .. Old Beets, Carrots, Turnips or Parsnios, i e T R R R A L OO L B B et A A G L LT banks, $4.71%; commercial sixty-day bills BIOK: i T Bt Sl foes. (b Yy npe s Cot Vae a2 b, 06 cond dicating steady wccumula c al ces \ i o g . F ) B5i e e Best Strictly Fres! , doz. per Ib, i o i .-:.‘;’.‘n;"?».ekm?n"y g HOD :TM conditions indicating steady aceumuls Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal [ $4.71; demand, $4.75%; cables, §4.76 7-16. | ater, Falfurrias, Tex, said to be the| iThs Dest cmmyry Bum’.l:“m' ro b | [ Ll & Armdar 800 344 Petroleums as a clasw were resposive in | !0 120,000 bushels; corn, none, and oats, | Silver—Bar, 75%c; Mexican dollars, 68%ec. | owner of the largest dairy herd in Sehwartz & Co 1132 wsubstantial measure to the recovery of | 126.000 bushels Bonds—Government, steady; rallroad, ir-| the world; M. L. McClure, president It Pays—TRY HAYDEN'’S FIRST—It Pay; I W. Murphy Fis 2,294 O PRASITL pHlcus AN MiBars Wareikattat aIEh | ELIVorpool Y aloeed ‘With wheat aironk ahd | resuIAy, Ethe Ametinah Live Stock cochanre Linceln Packing Co.. 21 3 <. | turther strength in American Woolen, Corn | U0changed and corn strong to 2d higher, Time Loans—Steady; sixty and ninety | Of nerican Live o £ -hange, £o. Omaha Pack Co. 13 d Products, . gas shures, Western Union and ’;rhnlry wheat recelpts were 1,452,000 bu, [ days and six months, lhrI-:‘ cent. ; Kansas City, Mui.,: W. R. Stubbs; » o - P 9 122 e pecialtie, including Owens Bot- | #1d shipmenta of 1,128,000 bu., kgainst re Call - Money—Strong; high, 7 per cent:| [ awrence Kan., former governor of| ——— ————— u_'"'l"‘"l‘?."",fi'm”:!;"’ gt A el e goin of 9% | 9eIPta of “3,476,000"bu, and ahipments at |low, 4 per. oent: ruling rate, § por cent: K Ci W To I'ns(\% et itary ] e T Benton, Vansant & L. 10 .+ | points 000 bu. last year. last loan, 4% per cent; closing bid, 4 per| SaNSas; 1. WW. domiinson, secretar.y |y mmi Hil & Son ........ 59 .| United States Steel repeated its uncertain | Primary corn receipta were 1 bu. | cent; offered at 41 per cent of the American National Live Stock|Z F. B. Lewls : 131 v course of the preceding season, but closed fi?[':':h"y;""a';o;:: l'::,OMn xhu'm IEinetire . 28, TOR. 7.?.;2'»1 il '_"?2 association, Denver, Colo.; George = ) ) 7 o dvane o | coipts . L and s ents o s 75 5 5 L 5 LTl HH B R e 460000 bu. last year P 0RO, P con. B, 1034 5\ A?drgl‘fi, b;; l&null;, th C-Rfoc, = S H Eeamtibiabitnba e tors | Primary oats recelpts were 1,000,000 bu . Rontei ba. emple, Tex.; F. A. Bingham, Rock- . - Kdiaak Broe i haie " D hinane fllled, ik mmoCoek | oo i shipmetite o2 d 117 000 b Retis o 1 Y. C. deb, 6s.113 [ordplll. eSS R RS e h i E ) ST ARG <ol 8 Gulf & West Indles advancing b points to ,n;’{"'w;"fb“lflfl.::my bu."und " shipments of iRy 3 E : ertha Degen. 42 the new record of 132. Total sales amounted | 11076/ car. son, Minn. - . ; '\:r::hi::n,;;"fi"ll-(.r:n. 4” n CARLOT RECEIPTS. % . Milo D. Campbell, Coldwater, ’ ’ = Sullivan Bros 33 3 Number of vales and quotations on lead- | Wheat. Corn. Oats. | Anklo-French s Mich., president of the National Fed- R N , SRS J Ko u e Hioh, L Cloaes o o L LA S LT, eration of Milk Producers of Amer- & o e pet bl 11 S S LR R T ) 1083 116% [Dulath 109 : Jga| BT NC Tel, M :5,‘:"";‘:",;"“',1&“,“ 108 |ica, organized last night, said today 7 rican Can..... 2,900 63ia 62% 62% |Omaha 56 63 31 | Central Pac. 1at.. ; PRI s ey il G 17 y 24| g on. at state and local organization wi . W '\‘,‘:‘y':,,, i s Ry 170 ek 1% | Winnipeg | 11,008 R T L headquarters will be established for |E Py i (08 f tll{ Glassberg 5 A . Tel. A&Trsn :“: néw 1:”“ Tw"r:" sales were reported today: b y. 11-/,50“11:1'({--‘;5-' lgf‘n ham;lhng the.work for the new organ- B in Bakoer o4 o Bugdr ks e Hellis “"nu;r;g. 3 hard winter: 1 car, $1.73%; | , 7o, 48 . ‘{5, 84% Unlon Pacific 4s. 9814 | ization, which plans co-operative | = A -~ di Banner Bros o V49 Atact AR WAL 0 oNr S BTN R pard [ D R B TeL L n SRR DRI Rl Ll s3ig| marketing: of ‘milk = throushott the | B ; Jdohn Harvey . » 8127 Bald. Locomotive 1R 7ok 77 [interi ] car SLI3: 1 car $113; 1 car, | Gl g Bt M 090G S0 Rubver 6a. 1025 | MArketing of mi i = 0 c / R Kilne ) Baltimore & Ohlo 86% K6v A6y [$1T30 6 cars, 3170571 car, §1.70%;"2 cars, [eGan, Fiectric ta.10815 U, S. Stael s .. 10 United States. | O’ Daly l:-.'l Brook, Rapld Tra ow ik 5 :1{7”»':6'7 i 'r::’%.-l 6:‘0 14 hlrfl,v"lsnslcr; 1 at. No. gav.‘mn‘.xa?t;)“' e % “Milk has ceased to be a by-product Other buyers Copper i 2 ) 3L o $1.66; 1 car, $1.65; 2-5[ 1. C. ref, 4s..... 918 Dom. of C., p f DA ! t 4 AL Petrolaoth 29% 274 A% |car, $L64° Bample hard winter: 1.3 car, | *Int. M. M. 145 10813 *Bid. of the liv: stock l"dUSll’}’-, said Prof. e Totals 20,489° 17,604 | Canadian Pacific. 67 ~186% 167 | $1.40. No. 3 durum: 1 car, $1.73; 2 cars, | K. C. So. ref. bs. 90% Fred Rasmussen of Pennsylvania r “l 4 Cattle—Receipts were moderato today, but IE{",‘.::‘,,‘,,,';",“;"{;,.;,“ fon 190" “7‘:": :: o e 3 :.‘.‘ffi;“uu‘?u c"’x’-l'“;u"l”:r' Gottea Mathob. State college, “becausc of the ad-|= ;. B He ;'“ un Neopnte 101G M, & B P, 244 23% 93% (No. 4 mixed: 1 car, $1.68 gt 381 New York, Dec $—Coftce—The market | vanved prices of cattle and land ad-|E L - q S0 o owe 4 Ghieako & 5, W! B3 1 1 | e TN 2 $LAL; NG, 3: 4 car, | for coffec futures remained aulet, but showed | ding ‘4 “the cost of milk production. Nnow vacan y 1S rou g e v d | Chino Copper. W 68% 6914 | $1.40. h R con- | The result is the organization of \ ; iy Mishs. T Bdbah ot Ruoh, Subtry (At | Cornepugh e ifan. 918 017 &1 | Bartey—No. 3: 1 car, $1.13; 1 car, $1.05, DS e Nt At b lcon sl bhoresultis e gamizatio 3g ¢ S (T Ieis Vot Abiavoaon: ool ay | Corh, Pyoducte fez. . A 200 | No. 4: 1 car, 96c; 1 car, 9. No. 1 foed, [ huying. The opening was at an advance o | Pody for self-defense and self-protec- $11.00, Stockers and feeders were in active | Crucible Steel,..... 1 RI% Rily K6 |1 cwr, 97c; 1 car, 6c. 1 point, and active months sold 4 to 7 points | tion, e an - A umns : -t demand at firm prices, Diatillors’ Securities #a e :;: A=ty wbite: 1 car, #6%e. No. & pot higher duringthe ‘day, with March | § f e 3 37% | white: car, 86%c. No, 2 yellow: 1 , | touching 8.36c and July 8.84c, o i i 3 1ing“bosven, $10,00@11.00; gowd to. chotes | O 1800 178% 118X |ac. No. 3 yollow: 3 cars, 86X¢: T carn, was wilhin & polnt or' (wo of ine best, aC Poked with Gun in Back, 3 A . $ s [l 5 . : net advance of 3 to 5 poings. , 20,21 S i 4 8 78 018 <« b i ruary, 8.26c; March, 8.34c; April, 8.4lc; s Y wmon to falr cornfed beeves, $6.60@8.75; | Inter. Con, Cory 18 17 17% 1 car, 85%c. No. 6 mixed: £ 8 July, B.64c; A t,'8.69¢ . 5 4 I\ #9004 to cholce grass beeves, §7.76@9.00; falr f 704 nlfi 69% 1 car, 86c. No. 6 mixed: 1 Qi-‘.?{n'm’fl:-"r?'x.-fz. Yotober, B19c; November, | A revolver pressed against his spine ) A [1 et ’l-’; g Lfi%;’; !;‘5 fm Hci 8.84c. Fl‘tmt, duli; mnd 3 al\gqn: lii-m:n-hu:i was the first notice E. M. Yearsley, 4 ats—No. 3 while: 1 car, 63%c; 4 cars, | 10%c. 1t was reported that Santos 4s had || : s ! "G southorn: 3 3% 63, No. & white: 3 cars, “*"“.‘ Sample | 501d &t 9766 In the cost and frelght market | Lincoln ‘Pa"mfi"“i got that a h’%}‘ 4 % | Kennecott Copper ST | white: 1 car, b2%c; 1 car, 62%. on London credits yeatorday, with some | wayman wanted his money. e ou are as close 0 t e £ .6096.75; | Loulsville & Nush Omaha Cash Prices—Wheat: No. 2 hard, | shippers asking 9.9 today, Hales of Rio 78| forked over $9. The holdup took | 2 $7.1568.25 ir to | Mex. Petroleum. % $1.71%@1.73%; No. 3 hard, $1.69@1.73%. | ¥er® reported at 8.75c, American credits. 1 S ) Shi e | b vagein tair | Miami Coppe % | ek AP0 oI s @L73%: | Tho official cables reported no change in| place at Seventeenth and Chicago E 76; common to fair | "R’ gORPTY No. 4 hard, §1.63@1.67; No. 2 spring, $1.72 | the Trasilian mackets, treets Tuesday night. E 0; ood to choico atook- | Miswoirl Pacitic 1| @L10; Mo 3 apring. 41,686 1.76; No. 2 du- s LU streets Tuesday nigh { ee nt- e A » eifors, §6. .60; | Montana Powe % [rum, $1.73@1.77; No. 3 durum, 1@1.76. Kansas City General Market. 8, $5.00@8.50; stock calves, $6.00 | National Lead % | Corn: No. 2 white, 86%@86% No. 3 - Omaha Hay Market. 3 % ] o —Wheat—No. 2 ©9.00; voal calves, $8.00616.00; beef bulls, | Nevada Copper. white, 864 @861 c; No. 4 white, 86@86%40; |, Kansas City, Mo, Dee. 6.—Wheal | Omaha, Dec. 4. ~Hay—Prairie, choice up- h t 5 stags, otc, $6.60@6.76; bologna bulls, $6.00 | New York Centr % | No. &' while, 855 @86%o; No. 6 white, s45 | herd, $1.720180; “No. 2_red, SA0@LIT Jang, $11,60; No. 1, $10.60@11.00; No. 2. as YOU.I' p one 1s to yOU.. E 5.5 L Y., N H. & H. % : p December, $1.74%; May, $1.77%@1.77%. ¥ o BEEF STEERS, Nortolk & Western % [ ow. e bane) o 46% @870; No. 4 vel- | PCorm o s mixed, $9090c: No. 2 white, [ $9.00010,00: No. 3, e e e it i = ow, 0. 4 yellow, 86@86%¢c; . LTy Oc: 4 ) X .60; No. 2, Pr. N ,’f:e'g‘('i:mm,\'lflm, % | No. & yellow, 85% @86c; No. 6 yellow, ::@ ::2:“;4»;0' n':v,y:"" PEO IS Eacamary .60; No, 3. $7.50@9.50; cholce low- \ Pacific Tel, & Tel % |8o No 3 mixed, 35%@88%c; No. 3| G0l MON SURE oo ie; No. 2 mixed, | 140, $9.00@9.50; No. 1, $8.5099.00; No. 3, | Pennaylvania . N | mixed, 86% @863c; No. & mixed, 854 @ 5356 oinne. d v *| $7.00@5.00; No. '3, $5.0097.00. E Ray Con. Copper % |86%c; No. b mixed, 85@85%¢c; No. 6 mixed, | \ 2¢; M 30c; -| Straw—Cholce wheat, $5.5@6.00; choice E Reading 0 g 1M@siye. Outs: No. 2 white, 3% @43%c | onan. 37e; pucking. 200 o ' % | oat or rye, $6.0006.50. 2 Ak Bemne A o 1) | Standerd, 526 @63k c; No. 3 white, 525 G | “oawgs Cibaeking: 20c- ATl LRGN, LR IREG ! Southern Pacific 63c; No. 4 white, 621 @52%c. Barley: Poultry—Hens, 15c; roosters, 11c; live tur- | 16:60; standard, $14.60@15.50; No. 2, $12.50 —_— — 1) Southern Rajiway. o Maiting, "iuflli“: No. 1 feed, §7c@$1.02. | keys, 210, @13.50; No. 3. $11.00@12.00. = ! 120% | Rye: No. 2, $1.41@1.43; No. 3, $1.40@1.42, % —_— e, ol & Omata Fuiares Minneaple Gran Market et ovis sod Dol ot 3 T pompany, 146% |, Wheat had a firm undertons and the| Minneapolls, 8.—Wheat—Decomber, | ny1; fancy, 9c; cholce, 8% @8%c; prime =, W Union Pacific pfd. . #3 || bulls rocelved consldorable encouragement [ $1.84%; May, $1.88% to $1.85. Cash: No. [7iflg, (A1cY: 9¢i g ; 3 = U8 Ind. Aleanol.. 1% fomytho fact that the trade was not In-|1 hard, $LE5% @L30%; No. 1 northern, $1.84 [ TLOINC L 0 o firm; California, & o ocause of the renewal of the for-|3 wheat, $1. L18% . firm; cholce, 15% @18c; : ““‘“. . et hos e, esouimes | Uiah Copper. ... 136% | elgn export demand. Wheat opened steady| Corn—No. 8 yellow, 87% @89c. B e sei etratohoton i e ¥ Wabash pfd. "B".. 32% fon all the options, but quickly ad anced | Orts—No, 3 white, 51% @51%c. 1% @8c; extra ohol ] J gounting out 143 carw or something like | wegtorn 'Union..... 2,100 103% 103% 103 mbdfi Rl i co, 8@8%c; fancy, 10@ 18,000 head. This brings thy total for the | Weatinghouss Bico. 4900 4315 434 ‘a3 |And the matket closed around the ni Flaxsecd—42.9002.93%. 10%c. Ralsing, qulet; choice to fancy, s firat hait of the week up to 46,260 head, | “Total sales for the day, 1,076,000 shares. | POINt of the day. The break in wheat Tt Soodk oy seeded, 104 @10%c; seedless, 10@12%c; . s TRh e s i b, i ey 018 cuuned ‘u rally ‘In” corn' and. short covertag o Mark London 1ayer, 41,50, will help you write your a 00 than two' weeks ago, and 15,000 | CHICAGO LIVE STOUK MARKET. forced an early rise In corn. London, Deec. §.—American stocks were hoavier than' for the corresponding period Oatd showed little independent strength, [ neglocted, President Wilson's message hav- Metal Market. and while the range on thls article was narrow, the market showed a tendency to follow wheat and corn, ing no effect on the stock market here to- day. Silver—Bar, 36%4d per ounce. of last year. New York, Dec. 6.—Metals—Lead, $7.65 bid. Spelter, easy; spot, East St. Louis de- livery, $12.25@12.50. Copper, strong; elec- Cattle, Strong; Hogs, Weak; Sheep, cen were reported from other b ’ strong. 4 ite the act that local sup- hicago, Dec. 6.—Cattlo—Rocelpts, 19,000 plies were 80 erous, the market opened | head: market strong; native beef, $7.00@ Local range of options Money—4% per cent. trolytle, t o . L We t R t 1 P W d out fairly active 1d 5@10c higher. Bhip- | 12,75; western steéors, $7.00@10.60; stockers K High. | Low [ Close. | ¥ Discount Rates—Short bills, 6% @5% per (mrfl f,...",’.’,,."“?;é‘_{aé‘?l"::&""'x?Z.‘.""flJS" _u a_e’. _c _el.‘ Or -‘-m bmlllorfluvl again lod:‘y. and feeders, u.coo';u: cows and heifers, T E i % | cent; three months, 6% @5% per cent. and unchanged. | Tin, Sasr: sbotaa il oo@}; packing request also was eager for|$3,85610,25; calves, $9.60@183.26. 44.50. X Y ¥ N " Somme ot s TAe: hoes ahared. the 4 Bearduy! 1l 1k il 1 L A e Goads—Cotton | AL London—Covper: spot. £163; tuturen Best results---Best SELVICE r hogs share - yeuterday' $ ew York, Dec. 6—. = £144; 3 b : : vance, as & general thing stuff that $9.6510. 1 41@42] 1 46%[141 | 1 46%[140% | goods and yarns were quiet and firm today. mwm";‘[‘!‘:b’ll'r_!dfl7 Tin: Spot, £187; : X £20 10s. Spelter, £58 ll‘rl“:’wnl:( ‘was in p::r'nqlun nd -Il‘ov v | "*II 7 ! "'AII e Wool goods w'}:" !Irn; nm} me:lldwenr 4 S al o lyers pursue us polley showed a decidely advancing endency. of leaving the less desirable g out 88 1%/ 88 91%| 87% | Knits ds also were firm. Worsted yarns A " —— o R Jiharovct {hey, soud, and detfabllty now | mariat, sirone? wethers. I L woro, igher. ‘Jobbers Toported & seasonaiby | pycaysinals Gt Do Turmentine. T B R o MR & matter of welg] of quality. | $5.0098.76; lami | quieter trade. hipments, none; stock, 23,302 bbi The result was another uneven market, for 3 51 52 | 61 62 | 61 —_— Rt Tr s ea e lmtock, 33,303 bbla, — —— B while Somo of the lighter kinds shared the §t. Louls Live Stock Market. Mey | o1l s (65 | 86 |eix St. Touls Graln Market. 11363 DbA S Di rsenta: ME: % Ly ts, H 3 3 TS, » S0 x g g iilnr 10 westan || 8t Louls, Mo, Dec. 6.—Cattl—Recelpts, | ~Chicago clowing prices, farnivhed The Boe | st. Louls, Mo, Dec. 6.—Wheat—No. 2| bbls. Quotations: & B, Cop. $ostns oess AT ! — AMUREMENTS: = at pric were very simllar to yester- | ¢ <00 head; market by Losan & Bryan, stock and grain brokers, [ red, $1.82; No. 3 hard, $1.804@1.86: De. | T, G, $6.26;: H. T, $6.30; K, $6.35@6.4 :‘u‘-,h;:u- :ba ek:; foun:khhe \llru:ll-:- ors, $7.60@11.76; yéi 316_South Sixteenth street, Omaha: cember, $1.76%; May, $1.79%. M, $6.40@6.50; N, $6.75@6.80; WG, $7.0 " Gt I e monprikling of butch- | ry, ‘g5.6011.80; cows, $6.50@8.00; stockers | “ArT. Open. [ High. [ Low.| Close, [Yeat, | Corn—No. 2, 91%c; No. 2 white, 94@94%c; | WW, $7.20, : Owing to the Big Demand for Ganerally the market wes protty close to| NG feedors, $6.30@7.50; prime southern beat Wit | Dosambor, Sh6L Moy §86. S | g g 56100 higher, for while Jighter Kinas were | Ateers. §8.0065.00; beef cows and helfers, e T e No. 2, 64%c; No. 2 white, nominal. Sugar Market. | Seats for the in’ many casts o mora than stendy, ibg | $4:2507.60; primo’ yearling steers and helt: May | 170 | 1atAite 3o (5% = ootk Dec. 6.—Sugar—Raw, steady; = higher sales wero falrly common among | °'% $7:50@0.00; native calves, $6.00@1150. | JAY | 118 | 18LRITIAL 11 (176 Liverpool Graln Market. centritugal, 5.64c; molasses, 4.77c. Refined, | Hogs—Recelpts, 31,300 head: market [ /U WITK| 1 50% 1463 . 2 |auiet; fine’ granulated, 7.20c. Sugar futures 1 1 4 ihe welghtler offerings, and in extremo cuses é g t |corn. s Liverpool, Dec. 6.—Wheat—Spot, No. 2 r erge e 1ag errs 186 by Puteh ‘igher; lght, $9.60@10.10; pigs, $7.25@9.00; 8d; No. 1 Manitoba (old) | °Pened steady and at noon prices were about | g 5 of the supply seld at|mixed and ' butchars, $9.65610.30; good | Do¢ [91@90%| 9% [ 00%| e3xf o0y [nara winter, 16 8di No. 1 Manitsba (o unchanged from yesterday's closin | heavies. The big end of the supply sold at i B ek May 93K| 95%| 92%| 95i| 937y [17s, 6d. Corn: American mixed (new) 13s, [ Uncha . 8. $009.90, with lighta on down, | RoAVY. $10.3001035; bulk of wsles, ¥.100 | juiy loagasic| ssn| 03| 80| sk |da AMUSEMEN = [ of course, and best welghty offerings up to [ 10.25. Oata. 3 g — SEMENTS, h o Sheep and Lambs—Recelpts, 4,100 head; (O3t " sl i vl Bank Clearings. - — . Representative sales: market lower; lambe, $7.80013.65; ewes, |. \iy S1%| 68| 67%| 68%| 573 | Omaha, Dec. 6.—Bank clearings for L No. Av. Sh. Pr No. Av. Sh. Pr. $3.75@7.60; yearlings, $8.0099.00. July S4K| O6%| B4%| 65%| 54K [ Omaha today were $5.670,160.14 and for the pA N DEI ) ? 670,160, . . § ! Kansas Clty Live Stock Market, e o110 |15 |21 50| a7 60 oy go | COPTORPORAIng day last year. 864816015, THEATRE Jlm Grlgsby 8 Boy ¥ 8 ”x.n fl‘C::x’:rko?lfiir:fi-;cfilnIl?):“::::‘h‘,el:: l:.fly | 26 60 | 26 70 (26 60| 26 65 |26 45 | . < | at the g prime fod steers, $10.50@12.00; dressed beef TR 2 w k Beginnin, A Story of the Mountain Country. : s 0001085 western steers 46400 | My | 16 30 16 30 16 35 f1e o0 EeK “ctnaay” Dec. AUDITORIUM B 2iH 3 3 .60 g 8 Jan, 14 20 14 07| 14 16 |14 12 8 The fat lamb 10.60] stockers and feeders, $5.50@7.15; ; : ! ; denb i on et s 37 wenk | bl ALV Caean doation | e 1066 Liewr s i@ hisi| for FREE DIN America’s Foremost Couple Saturday Night | Suj 5 n—Raceipts, N cad; marke A ot Sy B S LR T P et ST R CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, M d a y g ing up a fTittle, packers have had really | $10.00@10.20; packers and butchers. $9.95 & — . 5 r. and Mrs. more jumbe than they reauired. 80 1t way 10,185 llEht, 89,606 10.06; wies, $80009.00. | General Rush to Buy Wheat Sends|| The Christmas Gift at the VERNON C ecemoer t ] , 9, 3 > A o oy Mo U o, "One Bac s | mATASE gty e, STLEVG 550 Dot ] Falsoy Tanes the Capachy ASTLE tarts hings b, lings, $9.60@10.75; wethers, $8.00@9.00;| Chicago, Dec. 6.—Huge export sales car- i i il best .l:m‘h o .’.&'3.“"‘ 39 basie. buyine | ewes, 31.6008.50. ried the wheat market sharply upgrade to- of the s'm'e. in Taking n The Box Office Will Be Open sevoral loads as high as $12.00, the new S day. Prices, although unsottied at the close, Care of Their Patrons. From 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. and From top, established yeesterday. Omaha Hay Market. were 2% @4%c net higher, with May at The Bi t Movie T Most of the lambs were still in the pens| Omaha, Dec. 6.—Hay—Recelpts, steady; H-llflv;lzhlflr v\ and July :l :'1 50%. Corn - 1gges! ovie Treat 7 to 9 P. M. All This Week. t ) hy fair, i L, Chole . | Balned hc, oats 1Y% We and provi- at noon, er. Other buyers refused gamaud 16 P"".;““o"gf;;:"g,o":“’;;,;';d slons 2% @38c. b proy The announcement last week of the Season SR e to follow the early lead, placing bids at Z5c reductions. With other markets report- ing steady sellers were In no mood to make any sort of concessions without at least yutting up a fight, and midday found things at a complete standstill. Early sales in- cluded some of the good lambs at $12.400 12.50, with a less desirable sort at $12.00G 12.50. Sellers, who have been claiming all week that clipped lambs were, if anything, a little low with Chicago, were vindicatea this morning when two cars sold .at $10,90, :hnw(n' a 10¢c advance over the previous ay. The few mutton sales made up to noon were strong to a dime higher. The mates ©of the wethers that sold at §9.00 yesterday moved up a dime, bringing $9.10, and & good Kind of ewes touched $8.20. Feeder ofter- ings were light again and prices were firm. A string of fleshy lambs that had been on feed in & nearby feed lot for a short time was welghed up to a feeder buyer at $11.60. They had been sold to arrive. Culls .o;u‘:t some Idaho wheat flelds went at $11.40, Representative sales: No. 241 fed lambs . 202 fed lambs 485 fed lambs . 505 fed lambs . Sioux City Live Stock Market. . Sioux City, Dec. §.—Cattle—Receipts, 23,- 000 head; market for killers steady, for stockers 10c highes $9.00 $5.60@7.50; n .. and feeders, “:l i :-IB""( 'dio 8.50; bulls, s . i feeding cows und mu-:'. $4.50@ HawmReceipts, b market prairie, $10.00@10.50; No. 2 upland prairie, $8.50@9.60; No. 3 upland prairie, $6.5091.50; No. 1 midiand prairte, $10.00910.60; No. 2 midland prairie, $7.50@9.60; No. 1 lowland prairie, $6.60@7.60; 2 lowknd, $4.50@ z 6.60; No. 3 lowlund prairie, $3,60@ 4.50. Alfalfa—Cholce, $17.60; No. 1, $156.50@ 16.50; standard, $13.00@15.00; No. 2, $11,00 00; No. 3, $10.00@11.00. Oat straw, $7.00@7.60; wheat strage, $6.00 @6.50. Cotton Market. New York, Dec. 6.—Cotton—Futures opened stead January, 20.28c; May, 20.63¢; July, 18.48¢c. Cotton futures closed steady; 19.90c; January, 20,15¢; March, 20.39¢; May, 20.69¢; July, 20.63¢c; October, 18.60c. 8pot cotton quiet; middling upland, 20.15c. Sales, 600 bales. The cotton market today closed very steady at a net advance of 20 to 31 points. Liverpool, Dec, 6.-—Cotton—Spot, firm; good middling, 12.06¢c; middling, 11.96¢c; low middiing, 11.7 sales, 7,000 bales. St, Joseph Live Stock Market. St. Joseph, Dec. 8. —Cattle—Recelipts, 2,600 market active and strong: steers, 11.70; cows and heifers, $4.50@9.50; $7.00@12.26, head:; market of sales, $9.75 Hogs—Recelp! 16,000 10c higher; top, $10.20; bulk @10.10. Sheep and Lambs—Receipts, 2,000 head; market steady; lambs, $11.75@12.50; ewes, $1.76@8.00. Live Stock Market. Receipts of live stock at the five prin. clpal western markets: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 7,000 18,000 13,600 55,000 25,000 14,000 9,000 21,300 4100 Sioux City 16,000 3,000 Totals ..........61,800 123,300 Purchases of wheat for Europe today were on such a big scale that the total amount taken this week to go as soon as possible across the Atlantic, was swollen to 6,000,000 bushels. Under such circumstances the market was active and strong nearly the entire day. The rush to the buying side of the market began as soon as trade opened, and notwithstanding that Dutch, Greek and Belglan requirements were said to have been about filled, the bulls contizued in con- trol as a result of reforences to food short- ages In Great Britaln and In allied coun- tries, and to ditficulty of imports from Aus tralia and India. Besides, European crop ad- vices were generally unfavorable and it was announced that owing to extraordinary shortage In Argentina the sale of wheat there would he prohibited unless at above a fixed minimum price. Increased marine war risk {nsurance and an unconfirmed report that an American steamer had been sunk led at one time to a selling drive In the wheat pit. The effects on the market, however, soon began to wear off and appeared to be almost forgot- ten after the fact was established that the vessel In question was flying a French flag. In corn the scantiness of rural offerings tended to bring about an advance, which was glven further impetus by a forecast of rough weather. The strength of wheat also way a decided element In favor of the bulls. Onts responded to the gains in other cereals. Some export business was said to have been done. | Higher quotations on hogs and grain lifted the provisions market. The best de- mand was for lard. Chicago Cash Prices—Wheat: No. 2 red, nominal; No. 3 red, $1.69@1.71; No. 2 hard, $1.81; No. & hard, nominal, Corn: No, yellow, 941 @05¢: No. 4 yellow, 90% @94% No. 4 white, 91@93)c. Oats: No, 3 white, 63% @04 %c; standard, 4@ dbc. Rye. No. 2, $1.47. Barley: 860@8$1.23, Seeds: "Clover, $12.00G17.00; timothy, $3.50G i k, $28.50; lard, $1 ribs, $13.35@14.20. Butter—Unchanged. Potatoes—Receipts, 15 cars; uncha that The Palace Clothing Com- pany, 14th and Dougllq streets, made that they would give away complete china dinner sets to their patrons, called forth a remarkable : demonstration of the popularity of this progressive clothing house. Of the 500 sets, not one was left at the end of the week, but this is not surprising when you consider that the sets were such that would be welcomed in any house in Omaha. : By wiring and paying a premium The Palace managed to secure a large shipment of sets in an even more attractive decoration and they invite their friends to call in «THE Whirl of Life A Startling, Dramatic Ro- mance in Six Acts, Based on Their Actual History. 1 P. M.—Continuous—11 P. M. 25¢—ADMISSION—25¢ and inspect this china and sce for themselves what a splendid gift it is. There are no strings to the Palace gift. A complete set is | given absolutely free to every pur- chaser of a $15 Suit or Overcoat, and just at this time when every- one is wondering what to give for Christmas, this offer is double wel- Daily Mat., 2:15. RITA MARIO AND CHILSON-OHRMAN: ALLAN DINEHART & (0. _l AMES & WINTHROP: Dunbar's Old Time Darkies: Nederveld's Baboons: Balzer Sisters: Orpbeum Travel Wekly. Prices: Mat., Sunday! Phone ug. 494, THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE Night, 8:15. This Week. HER ORCHESTRA: MM best seats (except Batur- ights, 10c, 25c. 50c, 73c. aallery. 10¢ come, The Palace prides themselves on giving the greatest value in Suits and Overcoats at $15 to be found in town, and the tremendous stock carried gives a variety of style, color and material that makes se- lection a pleasure. We venture the prediction that The Palace will be a mighty busy place this week. atla. A 3 sitts Mid-Nite Maidens The Follies and_Foibles of the Blase New Yorker Brought 'Way Fun for All: All for Fun. “A Nite in a Music Ha.” l;."."im. & Wk—Al Reeves' Besuty Show “OMAHA'S FUN CENTER" Daily Mats., 15-23-50¢. Even'gs, 13-25-50-75¢. Those Gloom Eradicators Musical Burlesque Out Here to Omal Big Beauty Chorus. Dime Matinee Every Week ty 0 11 to 11 Daily. i TODAY “MISTER Harold Lockwood and Wonderful Organ Admission 10c. 44” May Allison Concert at Each Performance MUSE First Showing Paramount Pictures PAULINE FREDERICK “Nanette of the Wilds” TODAY “Protect Your Daughters” Powerful Sermon on Whit No mother will fail to poignant appeal. ADMISSION 10 CENTS FARNAM THEATER e Slave Traffic respond to its TAXI . JITN[YWAebster 202 | AWELL LARS AN Saturday CAESAR RIVOLI The Man of a Hundred Roles NORA & SIDNEY KELLOG In the Music Room OTTO KOEHRNER & CO. 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