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Crotona Park East. Oct ~, due, Sc. a. per
bond atty, Title x Co, i76 Bway. 81 100
MlDDLETOWN RID 4. b0.4 Pilgrim nv,
~ lkl0s. III Gertrude Baxter to Rob; Y
walker. 2t5I Poplar 81, Oct 20, 2 yrs, So
c. atty. q Mapes 1853 wiliamsbrides
LOTS l9l and 1872. map Century Investing
Co-Elise VI Holzhaii to Jacob Krup, ASH
Pulaski Az, Phila, Ia, oct I, B4-iO . O:
atty Title ms 60. 1855 Pway. IS 0ot
SEABCRI IL, e =. 1885 l12d ct. s5xIoo: also
land In y county--NnCenzo Ursone & co,
Inc, TO Flora Solomon. $50 W ii8th st.
and ano. pr mtg $3.50. Oct %. due July
~ lblB, g; sttys. Gettner. a & 3.
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buys BACK ". RESIDENCE.

N"ntu 4 Srhwab have sold for J. +.
Mckay 20 Mrs. Theodore VI Baker OF
Philadelphia the residence at SIS Shcr-
man avenue Tomrknsville Tho house
was erected by Gustav Schwab He
500 II 10 Theodore NJ Baker. who In
tnfn sold n to Mr.. Mckay. and It now
becomes the property Of the Baker fam
" again.
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MORE HRoNx APARTMENTS.

fremont Architectural Company
' '''I plans for Philip j. Kearns for
'"' 0.o story apartment houses 10 h.
''.' each IN plot so by 77.s feet on
10 "ov -" ~ the Concourse. 100 feet
"'L.1 off FI"ld place. The buildings will
~. WOO mo The same arm has also
~ h.'ns for Albert ". Herbat for
F' 'ptrtment house 10 be erected
prov a-G hv lo04 NJ the southwest
az n1ly avenue and RON street at
'''' NJ $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
LESSEE OF BROADWAY prILpr>c

Frederick X. James druggist. Ia the
lessee OF tho three story building at 1850
broadway which was reported leased in
THE SrN In August for twenty one years
Mr.. James Il client OF Ogden & Clark
son. Tho property Is on the e,st side
or Broadway midway In tho block he
tween Forty-siNth and FNrtv.seventh
streets. II has a frontage Of % feet and
Is SO feet deep Edward DEP Livingston
II the owner of record. Mr. James will
pay $1,000 year net for the property
which il assessed At $4,000 II IL
understood he will erect "A now building
on the site the lower part Of which he
VIII use for his business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24

Theso nPNV or0eTs WeTe IsFnfN.
Lieut.. w. A Hall, from tho Maine TO the
supply.
Lieut. II. L. Walker from the Maine TO
the Hannibal.
Lieut. J. p. Miller. from the Supply TO
Guam.
necticut
Ensign A. H. Anderson, from Great Lakes
training station to the Nashville
Ensign II II. English. from the Connecti-
cut TO the Tonupah
Ensign a. E Wills from the West virginia
20 the Connecticut
Cspt ". q. Fay, NJ r. C., from hsadauar-
tors Washington, TO marine barracks, Guam
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

NEW YORK COUNTY
supreme Court-Appsllats Dlvislon---Re
supreme court--special Term-Part II -
Before Donnely, J. Court open. at 10 40
A. NJ Elk parte matters
SurroEate's Court - Chambers Before
Fowler s, No day calendar
city court-special Term--Part I-Re.
Iore schmNek, j. Court opens al 10 A NJ
Ex parte matters
KINGS COUNTY
supreme court--Special Term. Court npans
al 10 4, " Before Crane, Js.-Litlgat.a
motions Before Manning J,-Ex parte
mstters
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RUPERT Buys AN APARTMENT.

COL Jacob Bupperts l!sing for aph.t-
rer' houses took him into the auction
room Yesterday where ne bought through
T-err.s r Eden six story apartment
house Al the northwest corner Of Amster-
dam avenue and I6sth street for ssl,s43
TINS property was forced upon the auction
block through foreclosure suit brought
~ Aho' King Henry Brady was the
huc,lNrcSr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The california Edison Company reports for
septemb-r gross earnings OF ftllss7. com
pared with fAl0be0 a year ago Operating
espenses however, were curtAiled consider
ably, so that Mt revenues 70. ne month
toT TO GoGT1s'ea TS wn we, Of
surplu. after interest charges ana deprecia-
S sHsn ,r s%; %'% Ms s' na
with tsb2b.02O In 1914. Net revenue was
M;lSi,sSi;, compared with u; 1..sl., ana d.
the corresponding period Of 1918
rtniiy ,proper,ie. managed by n N,
Bylleshy Co continued to show combined
increases In both gross and net earnings for
ssptember as compared with the. preceding
critics for September exhibit n gain 81 Sa
per cent, ~ compared with = gain Of So
isi. The September combin"d gross ""s"S was as
u 1900 Sl, an Increase ~ s272l2, or 2.b per
cent over september, 1913, Net earnings
amounted to $3.50 ot2 an Increase Of i.O,ss1,
sep,smSer 80 gross earnings "ssre gated
net earnings we're ias2s.is an cspansion
Of 80 per cent over the corresponding Pc
rGd 81 sS TnS.. ProPsr!es nGie he
and Electric Company, the Consumers Power
compnay % Minnesota, the Louisville Gas
states Gas and Electric Company
fair gain in gross and net Is reported
by the virginia Railway and Power Com
pany for the first quarter OF It's nscal year
despite the general depression ~ business.
gross earnings totalled slSlta9S. a gain OF
s2l 52?. or 66 per cent There was a diner
enco Of only ~ In the operating costs com
pared with the same quarter 81 leiS Ne,
earnings were 1ssO,t22, an increase Of s?I
$50, or LES per cent. Taxes. interest &c
for the quarter were 20? per cent heavier,
while the depreciation charge was unaitered
at $4,000, leaving a surplus Tor the qua -ter
OF s2bSSss, an Increase OF i5Iss or ii
per cent. over tho corresponding period Of
the preceding year "
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oLD NEW JERSEY HOTEL SOLD.

Tne Nenring Company has sold the
I0'on Hotel, Clinton y. j.. to Phllip
,,'mfrty' formerly an employee Of
feaN restaurant. The hotel was es-
to"Sned about seventy years ago and is
me ~ me 0ldnst IN Now .IerseY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
DOWNTOWN OFFICE
BUILDING IN A DEAL
S1.OOn.000 Said to Have Been
Paid for Old Lawyers Title
Company Home.
DEAL FOR BRONX LOTS

So - tho Old Lawyers Title Insurance
.-d Trust Company building on Liberty
street and Maiden lane east Of Nassau
.,rs., f,- close 10 100000 to syndi-
cate NJ men whose Identity IL covered by
a realty company with nominal officers
ras 'ao feature NJ the days business. All
r,sa 80. paid above the mortgage for
the property, which too is "A feature that
.,r.1t .. overlooked. even though an
100000 mortgage was recorded yester-
d,y AGAINST the realty. II Is the first
sa, OF property In the downtown office
zone 10 some time.
As.la fHu this deal there was little
bus ross q Nu' at private contract. \
builder bought building site in The
Bonn ,Hl w. flats there were secured
py Investor. brooklyn reported little
aci.y't. Nu' mot IS much as on othei
day.
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NEW SHOPPING RESTAURANT.

P1n- '1yc been flied to remodel the
Nr1 Moor ana basement ~ the twelve
,r. '"'' building at az and a. West
ninth street and AZ 10 AT West
'hT' .'a ~ street into restaurant and
~" FOR Ms, Wnifred r Mcdonald as
''''' Patrick Reynolds, the architect,
~ mI-Ls Mo nOal Of Alteratlnn at 81 600
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EAST SIDE FACTORY PLANS.
s's'""o 10 ne spent ny Connecticut
Owner on the Building.

F'an- have been filed by Otto Reiss-
mann Tor two story storage and factory
.N.'ng az SIC and al4 Fast Fifteenth
,f''. y W.ll he 81 feet front by l03. 2
= deep Thomas Crump OF Greenwich.
.,,r.. Is 'Ne owner. The cost has been
estimated nj sioOOn
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RECORDED LEASES.
AIanhsilan

ELIZABETH ct, eos. 2o7 ali-Eva A Cone .,
a. TO Domenico Tuccillo and nno .il
a LiyaSe'h + 81 10 RS ron Aug l. i'itt;
7TH Az, 1880. 81 floor Alfred Levin to
Tom King and ano. 40 Myrtle av, Bklyn,
lOS years from Oct 20. 1914, atty Tom
King 30 Myrtle av. Bklyn..........t1,
Bronx.
lSoT'H ut, 17oi T.. nil John Suren, 20
Operators Leasing Realty Corpn,, yrs
from sept l. l9lt Gttys, Hi-soh man a u,
wv Bway. ................t3 lbo
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TENANTS FOR CITY HOUSES

Samuel II Martin has leased for SusIA
Scott Hall tho three story and basement
dwelling at 1870 West Sixty-ffth street t.
Sidney y. Church.
Goodwin 4 Goodwin have leased to
Louis Lubln tho three story dwelling at
i2S West i2oth street
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WOMAN Brys pIDGEwooD PLOT.

Frank .. Van Wrinkle has sold a lot
'on''nE 81 feet on the east side OF Wal
wv street and ls5 feet In depth at Ridge
WOOD, y. J, TO Mrs. Harriet Louise Mills
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RryING nRooKLYN HOMES

Realty Associates have sold four Of
their easy housekeeping homes" on
Union street, between Rogers and Nos
trand avenues; liss 90 Theodore Deibel
lle2 10 charles Carow; 1874 10 Joseph
F HCCklcr. and 1895 TO Elise FreIfeld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24

wAsHINGTON. Oct 2s.--Thess army or
ders we're Issued to-day;
First Lieut.. i. u Baghy.. infantry. un-
assigned. to the Fifteenth Infantry.
Lieut.. Col ". l.. Sihert. Engineer Corps
from Washington to Cincinnati, ohio, relis>-
ing Lieut. Col II Jervey. Engineer Corps
Capt. T. s, Norman. OuartermhS'er Corps.
relieved from duty In tho Philippine De-
partmsnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
sAIlNIIED MrCWtNICs' LIENS.
Manhattan

\. AAl o,1s Henry II Meise & sons
.. N'Fur'i Construction 90 et A.
800 100 ... .................... fa4
.." '''"FRTN Max Zudek aEt Harry
.'". - a' ju0c 90, lali...... ta7b
.a... IRONY.
a. vs. 2Oi5 r Of lsist a., .7y
.-"n Woodworking 60 agt sara
H'n 60. oct !, l9li,.,,..,..,326l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
L. : supreme Court Calendar


WASHlNdToN, oct eS.--The day call In
the supreme Court for Monday. October -, :,
Nos. 10. 49, l6. II, Is. 10. 20 IS, 20 and "a,
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BOROUGH or nRoOKLYN-Foa sALE.

DETACHED HOUSE,. containing Nine
RoGus all Improvements on plot of ground
tsxi2o, In beautiful Kings Hishwsy section,
Is minutes to New York by Brighton Beach
Il" Public and parochial schools two blocts
away; churches OF all denominations near by
For sale at bargain 10 cash buyer; neigh
oorhood nrst class For particulars address
pARGArN Pns lss Sun once.
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10y Justice ely--Matter - Concrete
iurod Co VIM bernard; Matter OF Hunt.
ny Justice Pendlston Cochran vs. Gal
,nnnu feIrf b' oney' ~ drawer VS. DO
celsi9r Say. Bh vs. Jackson Chas ! Carroll ,
WARD W Perk Marcel Levy; WbCht VS. beth e.,
hk. VI Corn q q Frey; Matter % Abrams
sidney W, Fish, Matter city y Y Jn. nj
nonHhu', SeaIaans In Cor Saw VS. Ch.".
pe!s, bertram Winthrop. Mallur - Dan
slENr. jos. ID, Kelly.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

McGINNIs, Mnrgt. TO Fredk suiivan...,U
SAME to same ...,..................
MACOMBER, VIM ". eNr, to Emma G
LYALL, Herbert ], 10 Malinda Foster.sio 900
OLEMICK Alfred TO Prosper Realty
VANDERBBcK. Gertrude A. to LAWYERS
FREYBELL REALTY co 10 surety 'I ResitV
POWELL, Wilson NJ, Jr ,rus. to Elsie p
InRraham. Observation-Disclosures. 81 600
MACDONALD, James V, gdn. to Malcolm
Macdonald ............... -.......... 81
TITLE q r co to Mary q Beckett 81 600
BISHOP, MarCt II. to Preferred Mtg CO. 81
LUBlINER. Annie, ct a! to Bernard Lam
dau. ..........- .................. 1850
SAME
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Receivers tppointsd
BY Justice Donnel!y--NA,tN~ ~ K.,rer
s:o's Employees Assn, Ben. Leder
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DlLLER. VIM f. 10 Eliz A Diller 80, $50
ZANE 20 same. ........ ......,.,.,. tt76
CROOK Abel. and ano, trus 10 Brooklyn
Masonic Guild .,....... ...,.... 81
THEkEMER REALTY co TO Rose Kelly $3.50
DOLI,Ak SANlNGS BANK to North Side
savings Bank. ....... .............tl 90
RElsS, Annie, extrx TO Eliz DUR. .... 1851
SAME TO same ..,.............. tsas
POOLING, Eliz X TO Henry Kllnger $4,000
NORTH SIDE MTG CoRFN to Jennie Y
Hallook. ,............ ............. 1850
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IA omitted ad-
dress party of second part)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24

u rhc temperature IN this city YESTERDAY. n
recorded by the utncal thermometer, Is shown
"a he NsI u1,I
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west Of Firth az! between Fourteenth and
SD ST, g. $50 W 7th Av, 2oxsss -wm
l.usigarten q 60, Inc to Title q n co
ia fwsya oe, 20. due as per bond $4,000
ioo-Princston CONSTR 60 to Hy A Mark
III go. Oxford ct. Brooklyn. oct .22, pr
mtg s225 900. due as per bond Rttys
stoddard NJ. las Bway .'2, 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th ST.
ii;SIH ST "a W. IS s, s.s ten1x AZ lss
hickman, ~ Il 18th st.. oct ~. due. &c
as per bond; atty. T Co. 100 broad :
i,sTfI ST - SIS Lexington ay, 'issS
solomon b3s W 18th st, Oc, ~, pr mtg
$4,000, due July IL 1915, 6 p g. ettys
simon a A, 2ss Bway ........ a. 900
TIL Renj ri Blum 70 Freak Aver. Beysrly' Mas.
pr mtg $40, 900 Oct 10. Install 9 p Q; aitys
John Iarkin, ~ Wall st.,,,,.,,..ti0 900
laTH ST ms 20 Audubon Az, hoxaall
-pousls. Robinson to u Trust, 60 ~
a,tyE, Stewart a g, IS Wall 81. $40, 900
BronH.
thorough Of The Rronxl
VILLA AN. =, t76 n Potter pl ?Sxi246x
26Nl2t ll--Filumina Bufano 10 simeon G
bradley. Nysck. y T. pr mtg 81 600, oct
22 ! yr, p c; attys, Bergman d. a2le
uNioN Az, $50, -. sx75-Knthryn John
son TO Josephine o'Rorke, ss3 CauldwelI
Az. oct 40. ? yrs, p c, atty, Denis or.
COsTER ST a. 2so sponord av, COX i600y
Ferris Sega, and src 20 Henry " Glass.
se7 W ia0th 81. Oct 20, duo Nov I, ioiT, 4
atty, II Glass, 81 cha mbers st ~, 900
Ada n Eveleigh 20 John n Peterson, issi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-31
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

RUTTER-Nso. l. In cartons. ale; No
lean 4 swiss. &C. block swiss. &c: twins
Americas, iS1sc; blue label brick, lie; lin
burger I'D nS zoe: liI Erc % N% 0rS
BEEF cUTs-Ribs: No. ]. is1sc; No. .
IS%e; Nc B. ii%S' L 7SH,,si, No; l. 1Oc Mo No
No. 2. 9Fc; No; .. &c. Rounds; No. l.
No sAS No 10! sfs srx No, cTsp Sc
salmon, lie; hallbut, l2c, channel cat,
fish 12c; pike. lac; pickerel, 1Oc.
PoULTRY-Broilers, l4hc; spring chick
sSa s hens: tT g eg SG s se auGsS
dog, SOC; ducks, full feathered, l0c: geese,
full feathered, Sc; squads. No. /. $3.50; No.
Market quotations furnished by Gilinskl
Fruit company:
FRUITs-oranges, extra fancy WASH
ington naval. Nos, 96s. zoos, 1855. lbs, 1915
1908, $2.6S per box; extra fancy Washing
ton naval, l76s, zoos, Gigs, $500 per box.
Lemons Keystone Sunkst. zoos. S6Os,
$500 per box. Grapefruit. Jos. SIS. 64s. Sos
$2.75 per box. Apptes, extra fancy Wash
ington White Winter Pearmaines, 500
maines, N.75 per box; extra fancy Wine-
saps, $i.15 per box; extra fancy Spleen
burgs, $50 per box; OREGON Spitzenburgs,
81 per box; Oregon Baldwins. s1.50 per
box; Colo. unwrapped Jonathans, 81. 35 per
box: Washington extra fancy and Iroy
Hoovers, $L4O per box; o X. Jonathans,
SI10 per box; fancy Colorado Wealthys,
81 10 per box; fancy Colorado McMahans'
10 per box; fancy Colorado Utters, 81 ID
per box; fancy Colorado Maiden Blush,
81. l5 per box; Idaho fancy Grimes Golden
81 so per box; Idaho choice Grimes Golden
si.25 per box; Washington fancy Grimes
Golden, $50 per box; Idaho fancy Jona-
thans, tL25 per box; Idaho fancy Fulton.
N.25 per box; Idaho fancy Wolf River,
81 25 per box; Washington Wagner. a 2s
per box; New York Baldwin, $500 per bbi, :
Russets, 500 per Dbl. Grapes, California
Emperors, $50 per hbl.; California EN-
Msiasas, $50 per Dbl. Pears. Anjou iI 70 x
per box; Jersey s225 per box Sheldon.
1925 per box; Lawrence, $500 per box:
Bosco 81. Is per box; Baster, s225 per box,
Bananas, H,75 per bunch 10 $3.50 per
TABLES-Caulifiower aO per
crate; cucumbers. s1.50 per box; celery
&c per dozen; head lettuce. 500 per
dozen; leaf lettuce 40c per dozen; onions
yellow. %. per lb.; red, 20 per h.; white,
Se per lS cr Gns asas ISe per r. pep
crate; horseradish. SOC per dozen; garlic,
Italian, $l,6o per case; squash. 115c per
ID; pumpkin, l1tc per H. Potatoes, Idaho,
70c per bu.; Red River Ohios, CSC per blu. !;
tatoes, Kansas, s2.9 to $3.50 per bbi.; Jer.
seys, $1.B per hamp
MISCELLANEOUS No. 1 Cali
fornia walnuts' lSe per To-. nlberts. 15o
Jumbo 1sc per ID; Brazils, l2Ikc per Ib
Figs, ls-12 ounce, SOC per box: sos ounce.
$500 per box; Seven Crown. imported,
isc per ID. bulk. &c per ID, Dates, Drome.
dairy. $500 per box; Anchor. S225 per box:
sugar walnut, $40 per H.. Hsilowl, Sc
per Id. Shelled popcorn. &c per lb.; al
monds, 20c per h.; lines. Sl7b per box;
crackerjack. $3.50 per case; crackertacF'
one-half case, h75; checkers. IS so; check
ers, one-half case. MS. Honey, $375 per
case. Cider. New York cider, $3.50 keg;
New York, one-half bbl. $500 Cocoa
nuts, 1916 per sack; coooanuts zoe dozen
Casaba gems. S2o0 crate,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-31
New York GeneraI MaLet.

NEW YORK, Dec. &-sUGAR-Raw,
steady; molasses 3.36d3, 43c, centrifugal
4.Olat4Osc. Refined. steady; cut loaf, 5.S5c;
crushed 5.75c; mould "A" 64Oc; cubes
$500. xxx powdered. 5.lOc; powdered,
5.O5c; fine graduated. 495c; diamond A,
1850 confectIoners' A, 4S5c; No. /, 470c
BUTTER-Easier; receipts, 6,jS7 tubs
creamery extras, % scoring, SSc; cream
cry, higher scoring. 26lzd37c; creamery.
firsts, 32n8c; seconds. 2Sd30c; process
extras. 26q26l1c; ladies. current make.
firsts. 231an24c; seconds pc; packing
stock. current make, No. 2. 21i6Ig2c
CHEESE-Steady receipts 382 boxes:
state. whole milk. neld. specials. 1874
l5lkc state, fresh, specials, lie: state,
average fancy, lhtali4tc; skins. 3IaW
EGGS-Steadyi receipts, 4.l52 cases.
fresh gathered. extra fine. 4Op4ic: evtra
firsts, Ssc; firsts. 37d3Sc; seconds, S30s6c:
state Pennsylysnia and nearby hem
gathered whites. 35a47c; henneTy browns,
4lq42c; gathered browns and mixed
PoULTRY--Dressed. quiet; western
roasting chickens, l4dlTzc: fowls, Pm
nc. Live, firm western chickens. i,
lac; fowls. i4l15izc; turkeys zoe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-31


CATTLE-Receipts were light TODAY.
only 100 cars being reported and one
third or them did not arrive until late
IN the morning. For that reason the
trade was slow and dull, as buyers are
always inclined 70 wait until everything
is in sight before filling orders. At the
same time early advices from Chicago,
where receipts were large we're by no
means reaSsuring.
In the end beef steers sold at prices
that were steady TO as much as l0c lower.
Cows and heiters were In good demand
and they sold anywhere from steady to
lOc lower in spots. the trade being ex-
tremely uneven.
feeders in first hands. but there were
good many I'm the yards carried over
from yesterday, and day before by traders
so that the total supply was plenty large
enough. The market did not show very
much change from yesterday, but the
general run of medium stockers and
feeders are fully lbd25c lower than last
week The best fleshy feeders have not
shown quito 80 much decline as other
grades, owing to the lighter supply OF
Quotations on cattle: Prime yearlinRs.
sS.75m9.16; good to choice cornfed heeves
S.0OQS.76; fair to good cornfed beeves
81. bOd8OO; common to fair cornfed beeves,
8. 5ou7 so; good to choice range beeves.
S1.7yqs.2s; fair To good range beeves.
So. 76q7. IS. common TO fair range beeves,
So 75d6.75; good to choice heifers, S6006I
Z 25; good TO choice cows. $5.75@6.s0; fair
to good COWS, ,OoqS75i common to fair
and feeders, aSoSslo V fSiT to s'0G sood
stockers and feeders, $eSo97. 80; common
TO fair stockers and feeders. IS. zoos. 20 ;
stock helfers. $5.25gS,25; stock cows, SL75
$40; stock calves, $6OOGS 90; veal calves,
s. .00619 90: bulls, stays, etc, s5.0JG675.
Representative sales:
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Big Deliveries Are Made Locally of
December Wheat and Corn.
OCEAN SHIPMENTS ARE LIVELY
Vessel Room ON various Lines Ar
ranged For at High PrcieS for
Expectations from the
Americas 90 Europe.

OMAHA, Dec. 70. 1914.
n, december deliveries yesterday wcrv
SS,DV hu. of wheat and 100 900 bu. Of corn
Traders who were bulish last night
called attention to the action of the
wheat market and said the break OF
more than four cents from the high point
anu the temperance of export buyine
showed the temper OF the export trade
on All good declines. They regard the
Supply and demand situation as becom-
ing more favorable 20 wheat. Corn bulls
SAID when December is out Of the way
they expect cash corn will work nearer
tne May The big discount OF December
who regard the corn as selling nj too
Vide q discount under wheat. They say
~, nlaI II me country Is wise it will hold
increases and stocks are cut down
demand for ocean room for oats from
Ay.iuIanuc ports to France is active with
asking about l5Sac per bushel Room to
the United Kingdom was taken al 1IIS
cents, Eight steamers arrived at Gal
,t on Yesterday TO load wheat. AS yet
the Brlush government has released very
ports. o. my '" eiiS-
Provision traders expect liberal de-
tyeries OF pork and ribs next week
Wheat was 1c higher
Corn was unchanged to &c higher
oats were unchanged
ClearanCes were: Wheat and flour
5000 bu. '' 'o'''
Liverpool closing: Wheat not Quoted
corn, unchanged to hd higher.
primary wheat receipts were 1O4. 900
bu and shipments 902, 900 bu.. against re
ceipts OF $4,000 bu. and shipments of 1858. g.
600 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1865 900 bu
and shipments $4,000 bu. against receipts
OF i'b43O0 bu and shipments of $4,000 bu
last year.
Primary oats receipts we're 751. 900 bu.
ana shipments 900 bu. against receipts
OF $4,000 bu. and shipments OF 500 900 bu
last year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-31

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SHEEp-A liberal run today OF lO,5ON
mead had the natural result Of bearing
prices when the receipts for the week
mus far have been too large TO keep tho
trade on steady basis.
The packers were out IN fair season
iooklna for handyWeight desirable Of
etrings, but were unwilling to buy any
thing unless al decline from yesterdays
relative high schedule OF prices. While
local trade on lambs yesterday vas aC-
tive, with higher trend TO prices, Chi
Caso reported slump Of l0d25C, and
Kansas City "A slow market. The quality
ct the lambs this morning was about as
good as on Tuesday with the best kinds
OF handyweight on sale selling at a dime
heavy but fat. showing prices i0l2N,
lower Most Of the lambs found an out
OF $50. A few feelings lambs were IN good
demand at steady figures. once trade
was under way the market was fairly &C
tive and the clearance at a reasonable
What applied TO lambs would apply
equally as well to aged sheep, Chiaiiy
ewes. The supply of ewes was not much
dltterent from yesterday either as TO
size or quality Of the offerings. Tho best
Kinds were about a dime lower and the
heavier and the in-between Grades showed
ment OF light Mexican ewes brought $50.
s., l0qh60
Today's receipts or 1854 head were
against a,6S a wek ago. b.SSn two weeks
aRo and 7l9S q yea ago. For the week
TO date they amount to 21144 compar rod
with 1880 last week and 1919 two weeks
ago.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
good to- choice, S. i0qS. 60; lambs, fair 20
good, SoOdiSio feeders. fair to good.
g. S01.sO; yearlings. good 20 choice, S.e05i
40. ycailings, fair to good S. J0GIS 30:
Nearlings feeders, S.75H6 Is: wethers,
good to choice. &c. 25m6b0 wethcrs, fair TO
good. &0onS.26; wethers feeders 81 lOd
6.O); ewes, good to choice. S. lOdi6. 20: ewes
fair TO good, 35.lOdS. ~; ewes, feeders,
s. $4,000