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Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-15
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NofICE TO OREDIroRe.


 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich on the 14th day of Decem- Present-NELsoN J. AYLLNG, Judge. Estate of Afinerva Bard, late of Nor wich, in said. District. deceased
 Ordered, That the Executor eiesi in their claims against said estate with. in six months from this date. by post Ing up notice to that effect, togeth CT %ith e1py of t9is fsa ordsr 1s 0n the SEA ss5 deceased last dwelt, and in the game Town, and by publishing the same once In newsPeper having circulation h
 NELSON J. AYLINC, Judge. The above and foregoing is a trua Attest: FANNIE c. CHURCH, Clerk. NoTTCE-Au creditors Of said de- ceased are hereby notified to present undersigned at Norwich. Conn, within the time limited in the above and fore
 cHAs. ". aAIE
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT General Assembly of the State of Con necticut at its January session, 1915. praying that the time may be extended snd hin aaEtford % Trsction qs ~iSi compsny may construct its railway and exercise all other rights and privileges specified in its charter to Dec. 1st. 1919, or to such Dated at Hartford. Conn, this 17th day Of December. 1914
 TIE HaRTFoRp aT6Rrc4 44RScTToN Ge15dsES coMrkNF ASp Ry Ils n@AMtGent 1l O. CROsRT dsc1sA
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-15
MONEY.

New York, Dec. 14-Can money easiers high. 8 1-2; low, 8 1-4: ruling rate, 8 1-2; last loan, Ia; closing bid. 5 1-4s offered at 3 1-z.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-15
Hub Basketball Team oraaniz.d.

The Hub basketball team has or ganized for the season of 1914-15 and would like to hear from all fast teams in eastern Connecticut averaging 1855 pounds. They would like to arrange a
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-15

THERE is no advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The BuI-, leHtn for RRkhezs -EeEvltaAe
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-15

The above and foregoing is a tTus Attest: FANNIE c. CHURCH, Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
'Sunday. sHoliday.

CATTLE-The receipts or cattle this
morning numbered l32 cars, very 1ibetai
run for Thursday but stu the total
responding four days last week by almost
1000 head At the same time the run Is
larger than year ago by over l,WO hcao.
As advlces from other selling points
were not particularly encouraging, buy
ers were somewhat inclined TO take their
time, giving the trade the appearance OF
being slow. Still there was fair move
mcnt and the big bulk of the receipts
changed hands in reasonable season. The
prices paid on the desirable kinds were
about steady with yesterday This means
that the market is now around COo heigher
than the extreme low point OF last week.
Cows and helfers were a little slow, but
there was not much change In the mar
ket as compared with yesterday, taking
We're WEI not not quite SO anxious for them as
they were earlier In the week, and in
the case of undesirable stuff they may
not have been bid quite so strong as YES
terday. still the market Is around 4OtfVOc
higher on killing grades than II was ~
the low time last week
The feeling this late In the week Ia
never as strong on feeders as u is ear.
! Her. still there was reasonably good
demand and the desirable kinds changed
hands in fair season.
Quotations on cattle; Prime yearlings,
~. 60Ml060; good to choice Cornfed beeVes,
SS.s0gla.50: fair TO good oornfed beeves,
| 81. .bOaiS.bO; common to fair cornfed beeves,
Sc. .b0d7.bO; good to choice range steers, $40
! @e.25: fair to good range beeves, Y.26dl
| 7.7b; common to fair range beeves, Sc. .00dl
TBS; good TO choice helfers, S6.00q7.0O: good
to choice cows, &50a6.26; fair to good
cows. Sh.0045. 20; common to fair cows. N.bC
| 0b.O0; good to choice stockers and feed
| ers, 81. a0dG7.S0; fair 10 good stockers and
| feeders, IS 67eq7. .S5; common to fair stock
ers and feeders, b,TbdI6.b0i stock heifers,
g. 76di6. 20; stock cows, A,506f6.00; stock
calves. S65Odi7 90: veal calves, N.0odl9.J0
bulls. stays. etc. S.26@7io
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11

NEW YORK. Dec. 70 -SUGAR- Raw,
steady; molasses. S2ic; centrifugal, ass.
Refined, steady; cut loaf. SCI crushed,
h9OC; mould A 5.5hc. cubes, a35oi NNNN
powdered, 525C; powdered 5.0c; Tine
granulated. .lOc Diamond a, 5l0c, con-
tectioners A. &c. No. 1. AS6c.
BUTTER-SteadS. receipts, b,2i6 tuhs,
creamery extras C9g score), 8uSSc;
creamery (higher scuring), SEC: firsts
2edS2c seconds. 98I2Sc process extras.
25hG26c ladies, current make, tirsts. y
W23c; seconds 22c, packing stock current
make. No. 2, 2im2ihc.
CHHESE-gSteady; receipts, 64b boxes.
state whole milk held specials white,
Ice; state whole milk. held, colored,
1ec. state whole milk, held, average fancy,
1bihQl5aac; state whole milk, fresh spe-
cials. white, 15hQi6HC; state whole milk,
held, colorcd. ibAc, state whole milk,
fresh. average fancy. lia6lJc; skins, Ss
GlSihC
IN5CaS-Firm. receipts. 7,i0i cases
fresh gathered, extra fine, 4S6t4c; extra
firsts. 1ia42c; flrsts, SSdri0c; seconds, S2G
SIC: state, Pennsylvania and nearby hem
cry whites. 6Od62c; state, PENNSYLVANIA
and nearby gathered whites. to00Sc
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns i4al6C state, Pennsylvania and
nearby gRtncred browns and mixed col
ors, S6diic.
POULTRY-I.iv firm; western chick
ems. l2ikdiShc; fowls, lsQithc; turkeys.
l2hdlbc; dressed, firm; western roasting
chickens, l6dlsC fresh fowls, 12iRUl1iac;
turkeys, l2@2lc.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
cARLoT Not. RF!EcEIPTs; Rec 81

These sales were reported today: Wheat
NO. hard winter 1 car, 81 .0sa.. No. 4
hard winter; 2% cars, 81 .0s No. hard
winter ! car. sl.o7; S-5 car, S1.O6: 80 car,
miSed SS Sar. darS% S NC car nixed & sS NSi Ssr
N.06: No. spring: l car, S1.OS; car,
81 .0elf. No spring: 1 car, 81 .0lls: / car,
8 .04; ! car, $l.02h. No grade: % car,
M.0i. Rye-No. 2; cars, tl.O4h; SO car,
car. 81 .O2 Barley-Rejected i car, 5Sc,
Corn-No ? white: car. 5slc. No. !
white 2 ears. SOC. No. white: car,
yellow; s cars. Gs%c; cars. 5shc. No. &
SsT Ssi0y Ssc Gs& Sweet Gs' oST. SG S.iyS yeloS No
mixed. ! car, 5sKc, No. 2 mixed: cars
bshc. No. mixed: l car, near white,
5Shc; l car near white, 5sho; cars, CSC;
2 cars, 57%c, No. mixed cars, ,57Stc.
S"r SG S7@G h'6 oatsstandarG ssrn H' ss%ps ssPs o
No. 4 white; cars. axe; cars. 4ic. Nc
grade: car, 4Shc; ! car, arc; car, i2Hc
Omaha Cash PrieesEWhe9t m No. 90
Ne; hi, hard N,SOesio7aa Ne g., % spring
4 spring, s1.0O6Di.O7i No. 2 durum, 81. 25d
1.26; No. 3 durum. $l.24Q1S. Corn: No
N6 INV white, Sias 5sss asec; No " Nv white $40
59ci No. 8 white, 5ShqtSf.e; No. white
5S6l5s16c; No. l yellow, 59@69hc; No.
yellow, 5S%a50c; No. 3 yellow, 5SIhdl5s%o
No. 4 yellow, 5Sh@5S%c: No. yellow
mixed mixed. 5sa5SAe; No, 3 mixed, 5SqSSae
d57Nc No. 5 mixed 57ha579lc;. No.
mixed, 57q57%c. oats: No. 2 white, ~
Mailing, 60ds9c; No. feed, 50GDSsc. Rye
No. 2, Sl.0ldl. ga; No. 3, sl.03Q1OS&.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11

IALXES.

BO9S-Whilo local supplies remained
very light Chicago reported = large run
and with lower prices at that point the
local trade opened out very dull, and
somewhat lower. Shippers and spectators
were buying on the early rounos In a
from nickel 70 as much as 1Oc lower
Packers early bids were even worse than
that. being ioqlbe Off. Sellers refused 70
putting up a fight and the trade dragged
along, with shippers picking up few
tS,s t,no nu 'nenl unti ciose 20 ~ clock Sy
dime lower and some hogs were cashed
on that basis AS things began to iiven up
a h,Hs the trade c%Snhnned % 70 strengthen
on the same basis as the Shippers, that Is,
bQplOc lower than Wednesday, while at
the good time time prices were no more than han
market wound up fairly active and firm
at the decline.
Bulk q the offerings q moved at s.759
grades appeared 70 show the most OF the
break, and it was hard to get over $3.50
for the kind that brought even money
yesterday; Shipping orders at this point
lare hardly so numerous as might be
wished for, although q good speculative
demand Is partly making up this de-
Receipts footed up sixty-elght cars,
bringing the weeks total up 20 1880 head.
This Is more than 30 1000 smaller than
| SHEEP-it was quite evident the pack
ers wanted some killing sheep and lambs
| today as competition among them was 80
| strong that prices showed a further ad
| vance OF lOulbc The Improvement oc-
CURED in spite OF the fact that the re
ceipts were generous for a Thursday
! amounting TO about 1880 head. agains
| 1922 a week ago and Z, ,9S2 year ago. 4
scarcity OF prime killers continued I,
be a feature. Some range lambs sold al
TO $40. against top yesterday Of s. w.
| A shipment OF corn-fed ewes brought IS 40
compared with a top OF IS 25 on Wednes
days market. A brisk trade featured
the market all the way through. anC
like Thursday and Wednesday everything
was weighed up In good season. Feed
ers were In light supply and generall,
steady.
Outstanding features this week thus IA
have been the liberal receipts on Monday
accompanied by a sharp slump OF 2950c
since that time. however, the receipt
nave dropped off considerably. the esti
, mate for the four days 10 date amount
ing " only 9,sO4. compared with A.Sl
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11

for the same time last week and ail4 a
ycar ago. Under the influence of snort
supplies practically all Of Monday loss
has been recovered and lambs arc now
selling about In the same notchos az az
last weeks close Aged sheep are iW'loc
higher
Quotations on sheep and lambs. Lambs.
good 10 choice. s. 2jHS O lamb1, fair to
good, s. OOdS.25; feeders, good 10 choice.
So g06f7 20: feeders. commonL W.hVHo.tV,
yearlings good to choice, 6.0Nt25; ear
ings, fair 10 good. Sc, i55r7 90; yearlings,
feeders, S. 6O0i6 iO wcthers, good 20 choice
& 20 wethera. feeders, A.40d5.OO. ewes
good 10 choice, 81 .O0N5 80; ewes, fair to
good. 81 5Od5 90: ewes. feeders, 3.S5g4 20
e.. Az Pr
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
REAL EST 1TE WANTED
LEGAL NOTICES
,ICIAL P.nRLIlcll-AlTToN

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Notice to Bidders, Extension Water
Works System Elliott Iowa:
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the Town Clerk OF the Town
OF Elliott, Iowa, until 1880 p. m. on Mon
day, Dec. 2lst, 1914, for the furnishing OF
all material and the construction OF an
extension OF the Municipal Water Works
system as authorized by special election
OF Nov. g. 1914
Engineers estimate shows the following
lists OF quantities:
Water mains. 1900 n. OF Gin. class b
Pipe, 5000 II. of Ain, class b. 5000 Pounds
special castings. 6-6 IN. and l7-i-in. fire
10 cover all labor and material necessary
to the furnishing and installing Of the
Each bid must be accompanied by q
certified check, in a separate envelopes
said checks shall be drawn on some
known responsible bank and made pay
able 70 the Town Treasurer OF the Town
OF Elliott, Iowa, In the sum OF $4,000
| each envelope must be addressed 70 the
Town of Elliott Iowa, and endorsed with
the name OF the bidder and the improve
ment said check ana bid Is for.
| Certified checks will be returned 70 un-
successful bidders and also 70 successful
| bidder when he shall have entered into
| contract for the construction OF the Inn
provement and give bond in the sum ol
| 50 per cent OF the contract price. Ths
contract will contain q provision that ths
\ Contractor shall guarantee the improve
ment TO remain In good repair Cor oni
year from and after It's acceptance, ant
the bond shall contain a Ike provision
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
REAL EsTATE-NoRTH SIDE

A BEAUTIFUL Groom BUNGA-
LOW, $33 CASH. $33 PER MONTH.
Or will pay moving expenses for man
who will pay 500 cash.
This house is new, never before occu-
pied, and all modern.
1t is durably built of the very best class
OF material
Brick foundation, full cement basement,
furnace heat, oak finish in living room,
dining room, den and vestibule, mirror
door In vestibule, coat closet, ana oak
beam ceiling in living room and dining
room; the kitchen, pantry and both bed
rooms are finished in pine lumber, with
floors of edge-sawed pine.
Wall decorations and electric fixtures
will be left to choice of purchaser.
The house faces east and IL in one of
the prettiest locations in Omaha and is
only one-half block from car line.
We have several closed cars and can
take you to see this house in perfect COM
! fort.
e. p. WRIGHT
Telephone: Office, Doug. 1926 in day
| time. Residence phone, Walnut 6S2, after
6 $50 d. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
Cnf6nr Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. i0,-CoFFEE-Aite
some early jrregularity the coffee ular
ket developed renewed strength, owihk 70
alton and reports OF a more active pusl-
ness both in spot coffees ana 70 arrive,
The opening was 6 points higher to
sbnut 4 TO g points net lower during the
early afternoon, but the market rallied
shnrply in the later trading and closed
at a net advance OF 10 Il points, safes
e,6Sc; February, 67ic; March, 6.Isc; Aprh,
6,SSc; May, 6.9Sc June. 6slci July, IISc'
August, roc; September 7sboi Octoper,
q2c: November, SOOc. Spot firm; hio
No z 7iLd7Ae Santos No, 4, lVsc
santos "a were quoted at 9.AOd9.6Oc In the
cost and freight market,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Natural Trend Of Prices Downward
and Losses Are Noted.
EXPORT BUSINESS Is HEAVY
AbOut Two MILTON Bushels OF Grain
sold on Foreign Account, BiE
Part OF witch VIII ne
Via Mexican Gult.

OMAHA, Dec. 10. lslt
The natural trend OF prices was down
ward and there were losses OF Nc for
little reaction ana advance from the low
est levels reached. The larger speculators
In wheat In many cases nave refused TO
be disclosed from their holdings, pre-
fering TO take a chance ON the bull side,
Sentiment on wheat was decidedly bear
ish yesterday. In all positions, the ex-
port business yesterday amounted to pos
sibly 100000 bushels. OF this 10000 bush
els Will be shipped out via the gulf. To
ledo shipped 10000 bushels for direct eX-
port and Chicago sold 6OQ,O0O bushels for
shipment abroad. and the business at the
seabOard was fairly active.
The steadying OF the wheat yesterday
was the advice from the southern heml-
sphere, where Il was said light frosts had
visited central and western Argentina
and It was generally feared I'm that coun-
/ try some damage would be seen.
Corn continued to come into the pit In
the way of hedging transactions yester-
day, and, in addition, there were 69S cars
| inspected at Chicago,
Oats were lower with the other grains,
/ but the session was one Of irregularity.
Cash demand was poor, with sales OF lbo-
600 bushels.
! The run OF hogs at the stock yards was
1000 less than looked for, and this helped
/ the provision market somewhat early In
out increased offerings.
! Durham wheat was nc to lc higher.
Hard winter wheat was nc to 1iso
! lower.
Corn was unchanged to isc higher.
Oats were unchanged TO &c higher.
| Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal TO $4,000 bushels. corn, 900 bush
els; oats, 20, 200 bushels.
Liverpool closed nominal. Wheat and
corn not quoted.
Primary wheat receipts were 1866, 900
bushels and shipments l.02g OOO bushels,
against receipts OF 1O06, 900 bushels and
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1,755, ,00C
Dusnels and shipments 10000 bushels,
against receipts OF $1,000 bushels and
shipments of $4,000 bushels last year.
Urinary oats receipts were $50. 900
against receipts of $4,000 bushels and
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Continued Broadening of Demand
for High Grade Securities.
MANY OVER COUNTER SALES
scope OF Trading, Rs Well ns It's
Extent, IL Below that OF He
cent Active Days.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1O.--Contnued broat-
ening OF tho demand for high grade
securities was the conspicuous feature OF
the general financial situation today, both
on the stock exchange ana among pank-
ers, who reported large number, OF
OF foreign liquidation, presumably tor
Germany, but this was taken without
strain.
quality moved irregularly, but the scope
of the trading, as well as It's eNtent, Was
below that of recent, active days. IN INC
stock list submitted by the exchange the
weakest feature was New York Central.
which reflected yesterdays dividend an
nouncemont.
tonnage statement OF the United states
Steel corporation which was more favor-
ablo than most forecasts, and the govern
mentcotton report, which estimated the
1el4-l5 yield at almost 100000 witho&
linters. Should this promise be fulfilled.
the crop will he the largest in the history
OF the country, exceeding the last rive
options broke precipitately on puDicauon
Leading steel mills, according to report.
have increased their production thus sfar
this month and indications Of genuine
betterment were offered by advances IN
| some special products. Negotiations Tor
rails and ties were still pending. likewise
the filing OF some substantial domestic
orders
bankers were again in conference with
| representatives of European governments
| planning the placing of additional credits
! In this market but no details concerning
these projects were obtainable. Some
| of the prominent railway and Industrial
corporations also were said to havo new
| financing in contemplation.
For the first time I several days, reich
marks failed to show creasing strength.
| fact which was associated with the
recent defeat of the German kteet In
the South Atlantic. More likely. however.
! Il was due TO "A temporary cessation of
demand for these remittances.
| London's markets were cheerful and the
| Bank OF England statement showed inn
provement over recent weeks.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
\ aa folloVva.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
FIVE-RoOM BUNGALOW
NEW. ALL MODERN
ONE BLOCK FROM CARLLNE
SOUTHWEST PART OF CITY

Can be bought on the following terms:
$50 cash and so per month.
This house has five nice, large rooms,
ali finished In hard pine. with edge
sawed pine floors. The price Il so rea-
sonable and the terms 30 easy that you'll
decide Il foolish 10 go on paying rent
after you have seen II.
We have several cars and can take you
70 see houses Quickly and with no incon-
Yenisnce 20 you.
r. p. WRIGHT,
Telephone, office, Doug. 2s25 daytime.
Residence. Walnut 6S2. after $50 y. M
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.--CoTToN-Spo
quiet; middling uplands, 7.40o,
Closing prices on the cotton market
were tho lowest OF the day.
Cotton futures closed barely steady
December, 6SSc; January. 702ci March,
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 10.--CoTToN--Spo
auiet; prices easier; American middling
fair. 5.24d; good middling. cod; mid
binary, SID; ordinary ASA; sales, 5000
bales
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. iQ.--METALs----Lead
steady; s. 1903 IS; London, ei9 bs. speltor,
Tin STEADY at Ss2. .50aSsOO. Copper firm;
electrolytic, 1890: casting, $127bfTl2. sI1s.
Iron quiet and unchanged AT London
Spot, copper, f56. l2s Cd; futures, 258 It's
81. SPOT tin. ei46; futures, G1A5. spelter'
sT' LOUIS, Dec. 0-METAI.S--Lead
dull at $SS71E Spelter firm at S6.50i5. .65
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and CIOsing
Prices on board of Trade,

Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Dec 10.-Fear of grave
damage having been done by frost In
Argentina acted as more than an ottset
today for the bearish influence OF the
German naval defeat and OF the illness Of
the kaiser The market, although much
unsettled, closed ls914c to sc above last
night. Corn scored a net gain OF ha7sc
to &C; oats finished lsc down TO &c up,
and provisions at a decline OF 2h@bc to
20p22ik cents.
Notwithstanding that the British vic
tory near the Falkland islands did away
with most, II not all, the danger of Ger
man interference with shipments to Liver
pool. the effect on the wheat market here
seemed to be more decided than In Eng
land, where prices were reported as
comparatively firm owing TO Argentine
adVices of serious frost damage. Bearish
feeling in Chicago early was Increased
by rumors OF the death OF the kaiser, but
when denials were promptly forthcoming,
the market made a sudden rebound, and
there was closer attention to estimates
that 100000 acres In the province OF
Buenos Ayres had possibly suffered ir-
Later assertions that the Argentine
damage reports had been greatly exager-
ated led 70 a series of nervous price
| changes I'm wheat but I'm the end the bulls
held the advantage. Assertion OF large
export sales OF flour at Minneapolis and
| of additional sales at Kansas City and
st. Louis counted against the bears.
Decreasing receipts put strength into
corn from the start There was also
evidence of a good call from seaboard
exporters The oats market had little
action despite talk of 100000 bushels hay
| ing been taken for Europe. According to
| some observers. the buying was TO cover
| shortages on contracts rather than Ia
apply on new export business.
| Provisions ruled lower owing to a break
| in hog values. There was rather free
| selling by houses with stockyard con
nectlons and by miscellaneous holders.
Grain prices furnished by Logan
BRYAN, office 3l5 South Sixteenth street
| E7I.I-I 49,, I III0h TO1g close 1 YAs'1
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
Kansas CITY Live stock Market.

-Receipts. $500 head; market strong:
prime FED steers S9.tOd11. 3d. dressed beef
steers tSOae20 western, ssssrs SSsS Il. TUIIg nSISs
40; stoekers and fcdsrs,s fcdsrss Se'VV"o'sO' ou"s'
HoGs-Recelpts. 1900 head; market
lower; bulk OF sales, l.oO@l 49, heavy, w
7.oOaf 20; packers and butcherss 80 Novp ~
SHDEP AND LAMTS-Recelpts 900
head: market steady; lambs, s.oodS. 90
yea Rings, s6.25Q7.5O; wethers S.2@d.25;
/ ewes 81 bO0I6 60
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
Exchange Committee Issues List
Declare IL Unnecessary.


NEW YORK. Dec. 1O-MERcANTTr4n
PAPER-4I6gD41s per cent.
LING HXCHANGB--Stead
sixty-day bills. N.s476; for cables. kSs:
for demand. N.S75O.
SILVER,-Bar, 49Ac.
LONDON. Dec. 1O.-SnvER-Har. sssSd
per ounce.
DISCOUNT RATEs-short and three
months bills, rs per cent.
Call money steady; high, per cent? low.
sh per cent; ruling rate, Sh Per cent;
last loan, per cent; closing bid, Stz per
cent; offered at 4 per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
kansas city Grain aud Provisions.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. l0.--wHEAT--No.
3 hard, 81 .O9ei U9ta; No. red, 81 OShGfl.ts
December, SiOSN; May, 81 nlShPilSA
white, 6lrc December. 6oNc: May 6Tc
OATs-No. > white, i6c; No. mixed, i2'S
m44c.
BUTTER-Creamcry sic; tlrsts, Sc;
seconds, 26c; packing stock. aOc,
EGGS-Firsts 2SMC; seconds, 2ic
POULTRY-lIens, lie; roosters, lOc; tur-
( KEYS, i6C.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 1O.-WHEAT-Dc-
cember Si.l2N; May, SILICA; No; l hard,
81 is; No. / northern. 81 itisdl.iIi No,
northern. 81 liism 10.
FLOUR-UnchanScc,
BARLEY -63m60C.
RNtc-Sl. .O5otiO6
BRAN-S22OO
CORN-No. 3 yellow. 55l9G0Sirc,
OATS-No 3 white, kiSc
III --Sl 416f1 go
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
sioux city Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, H.. Dec. l0,-CATTl.E!-
Receipts, 500 head; market strong native
and heifers, $75q6.hO; Gamers, A.S5N
800: stockers and feeders. 5.60p6. 90
calves, s5.bOef95o; bulls. stays, etc, 1900
ZOO
dun: heavy SO 89OGD5 80; nllxed, $6.S7lhd
$50; light, t6.S5G6. .S71S; bulk OF sales. Ss.sS
G6.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 500
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
n, I,ouI. C,rnin Market

ST LOUIS, Dec, 10.-WHEAT,-iNSo :
red, 81. lSIaGpi IA; No, hard, Nl4@l'lei pe-
cember si.l2Is; May, H.ls, a. -.
CORN--No 3 CSC; No. white, %c' DC
cember 62lko; May, 6slsc, 90. ,s,L,
OATS-No 2, 46hd47c No. white 4stsc
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11
Boston TradInE Resuned.

BOSTON, Dec. 10-Trading on tho stock
exchange here was resumed today after a
suspension Of 109 days, and according TO
President Walter Jackson business was
conducted I'm satisfactory manner, The
volume Of trading was about the same
aa on an average day last spring, l5.5e
shares OF stock and $4,000 In bonds
CHANGING hands.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11

sT, JOSEPH, Dec. 1o.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 100 head; market steady; steers
81 .6odiO 90; COWS and heiferE, N.TSQ9.Oo;
calves, Sc. .006l9.bO.
lOc lower; top. 725; bulk OF sales, $3.50
tbs. -
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts, 600
head; market steady lambs, " N.509S'4o.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-11

ST LOUIS, Dec i0-CATTLD-he-
oeipts. 900 head; market higher; native
beef steers, S7SO1pi1 90: cows and heifers,
81 O0d9.5: southern steers. S.75ll76; cows COWS
and heifers, A,OOg60O; native calves $500
HOGs-.R Receipts, 1O,7OO head market
lower; pigs and lights. s6.0On7.tb; mixed
and butchers. Slba7.56 good heavy,
sHEEP AND LANfBs-Receipts. 1900
head: market higher; native muttons,
s4,75q6.5o; lambs, Ss.oO@S'GO; yearlings