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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
R. G. Druesedow and
Brennan Running a
Neck and Neck Race

The approach OF Robert G. Drucsadow
almost TO the rasEed edge between de-
feat and election TO the house Of repre-
sentativoa from Douglas county. 10 the
latest development in the official can
vass OF poll books In the election com
missioner's office.
Druesedow. republican. led brennan.
democrat. by thirty-eight votes In the
race between them for the twelfth place
on the delegation. But changes resulting
from the official canvass and the count
ing OF votes sent on by mall. has re-
duced pruesedow's lead to only twenty
five over Brennan.
II Druesedow Ia given the election, he
will be the seventh republican On tho
Douglas county delegation TO the house,
the other five being democrats II Bren-
nan beats Druesdow out. az he threatens
to do, the delegation will consist Of six
mon from each party.
The only new change IN the canvass
OF votes for the police judge has been 4
loss OF five votes py Judge Charles e.
Foster which makes his lead over r.,
J. Madden 21s. instead OF 2is. a. was in
dicated on Tuesday.
Votes sent In by mail are being counted
In the police Judge race. following a
favorable opinion by Assistant County
Attorney Haffke. A majority OF such
votes have been for Foster
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
OMAHA GENERAL M.RKET.

BuTTER-No. l, lib cartons, SIC; No
!, colo, tubs, ale
HEESE-imported Swiss. ssc; Amer
lean SWISS 2Sc; block Swiss, 22c: twins,
To-; daisies i6itc; triplets, i6lac; Young
Amer. cas-, lSlhc; blue label brick, lici I'M
burger. 2-.b.. z0C lib, Oc; New YORK
white, HSsc, imported French Hoquetor''
FIsH-Trout, iIc; large crappies, i6c;
salmon, Sac halibut. lac; channel cat
fish, 12c, LlNo. lac; pickerel. lOc; 80.
IOULTRY-Broilers lih5c; spring chick
ems, lie; hens. s@llc cocks, Sc ducks,
i0c geese, Sc: turkeys, l6c pigeons per
coz, b0c ducks, full feathered, i0c; geese,
full feathered. Sc; squads, NO. l. N6O; NO
Market quotations furnished by GllinskI
MiscEnIAS EoUs = shelled popcorn;
Per ID, &c. Almonds; Per lp.. &c, Cracker
Jack: Per es., $3.50; per half g.. u.le.
walnut. per box, $40. LINES: Per. Ca.
n.5 Checkers; Per Ss' $50 80 per haf e. e.
cider: Per kes. $40, per u bbl, S5.vO.
Cocoanuts Per sack, $40; per doz.. Nc.
FRUITS-Oranges: Extla Fancy Nalen-
c.es, y6s. 1l9s and 1858. 81 % per box; Red
Ball Valencas, $3.50 per box. Lemons:
Fancy 3Os. S6Os 1910 per box; choice Red
Bal. SOOs. ssos. $500 pc box. Grapefruit
All sizes. $500 per boz. Apples: Extra
Fancy Grimes Golden, Sl16 per box;
Fancy Washington Grimes, Sl.5o per box;
Extra Fancy Washington Jonathans si.Vt
per box; Eancy Washington yonathans,
N.S5 per box: Fancy Colorado Jonathans,
81 .25 per box; Colorado Jonatnnns. choice
Sl.OO per box: Extra Fancy Washington
Hoovers, Sl.35 per box; Oregon Spleen
burgs. 81 20 per box; oregon Winter la
nanas $i.75 per box, Extra Fancy Wash.
lngton Delicious, 500 per box; New York
G cen ngs, s. 90 per barrel: New York
Baldwins, S2.75 per barrel. Pears: Cali
fornia Clargious, s2.3 per box Extra
Fancy D'Anjous, $3.50 per box; Grapes
California Emperors, $3.50 per barrel; Cal.
ifofn Emperors, sl5o per crate, Maia.
gas. $500 keg. Bananas; Ter bunch, $l7otI
$50
VEG Per crate
$3.50. Cabbage: Per pound. lhc. Cucum'
bers: dozen I'm box, Sl.oO. Celery; Mlchi
gan, 35o dozen; Denver. Jumbo. Zoe dozen
Peppers: Basket, 5ec, Tomatoes Basket
tl.25. Lettuce: Head. dozen, uOcd$i60; leaf
dozen, 40c. Horserad.s h Per cs.. Sl.65
on ons; shallots, per dozen, zoe; yellow
per pound. 2lzc; red per pound, llac Gar
lie: Italian. S0c, Rad shes: Per dozen, 800
Potatoes. Idaho, per bushel. Toe; Red
River Ohios, 65c per bushel; Minnesota
Whites. 60c per bushel. Sweet Potatoes
Per barrel. 800; per hamper. N.75
Squash; Per H., NC.
NUTS-No. 1 California walnuts. per
h., i9c. FilbertB: per H.. loo; long Naples
per h., lSc. Pecans: Per h., i21Sc; Jumbo
per h., lSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
AND FEEDERS.

HOGS-Total receipts this morning were
tho largest since the fret OF September,
there being 100 cars, or 1000 head. re-
ceived. OF these twenty-seVen cars were
consigned direct 20 a packer. so that the
number on sale was only a tTiflA larger
than Tuesday. For the three days re.
Celpts foot up lb,hH head, being over $500
heavier than a week ago. butsmore than
5000 short Of a year ago.
The early trade was very dull, and
while shippers bought a number OF hogs
that looked steady, killers first bids
were from a nickel 20 as much as l0c
lower Sellers were asking stronger prices
and expected a fairy steady trade. and
as a result they refused 10 cut loose At
the prices they were offered. This made
trade very dull, and II was we'll along
In the forenoon before anything like a
general movement began.
Bulk OF the sales was made at ~ go
IS. the long strings selling at y. 45GJ7 80.
Several loads sold up to N.@. the high
price for the day. Killing demand Is In
very good shape What would happen
with a large run Is a matter Of question.
Shippers have plenty of orders. but are
not able to move their purchases freely,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Public Taking Only an Observing
Interestin Wheat Pit,
SOME EXPORT BUYING IS NOTED
Denmark and Norway Take several
Large Purcbases--Corn shows
Losses Because OF Favor
able weather.

OMAHA. Nov. II. 1914
The public continues as an onlooker,
refusing to take a hand in the wheat
market on the buying side az present
great disappointment for the profess on
avs and regular room traders yesterday.
as they hoped that the outsider wonid
situation II was soon discovered that
new and strong buying power In wheat
must develop or there would be further
showed declines OF lhqlhc. and while
there were reactions and advances from
the lowest levels, the bndercurrent could
speculative circles that foreigners were
puyers OF FUTURES and cash wheat yes
teraay and the reported cash sales for the
day were 2,00,000 bushels In all positions.
OF these sales 10000 bushels are to go
out wa the gulf and the balance via At
lantic ports, The cash sales We're s6S, 900
bushels Tond ", Vessel room was chartered d9
at lN9ho and vessel is now being
loeded Tor winter storage at Buffalo,
ana several other vessels are soon TO
load under same conditions.
Corn showed losses OF ldiAc yesterday
with the weather the principal bea ris n
FACTOR. Conditions favor the nishing OF
the corn now IN the fields, as woh AS the
The country was reported as a freel
seller of corn. and the government report
was accepted by the trade as about what
80 fNuhNu lots II showed n nttie smaller
yield, but the reserves on the farms were
little larger
There was noe enough buying OF oats or
investment account yesterday TO save IN,
! decline, which amounted 10 HdrStc. Their,
was continued liquidation by Decembel
lohsS and this was pretty general TIL,
! Sesh concerna and elevator people bought
| INC December and resoId the May "A,
Rpout ic difference, There were restinl
orders filled In December oats
Ihe provisions market was fed by pack
Srb yesterday and considerable weakness
was SHOWN. FORK came out. In lots to suit
ana Ihls weakened the entire speculative
list Trade was light and the general sun
port was poor The closing OF the provi-
SONS market was easy and had not shorts
bought TO secure prot Is on the decline 4
further and more pronounced break would
nave been seen. There was a further
shsht Improvement In the cash trade in
both meats and lard.
Wheat was unchanged.
Corn was lc higher to &c lower
oats were unchanged.
equal to l.llAOOp bushels oats 5Os,Oc
Primary wheat receipts were 2.5t7.O0
bushels and shipments l,lS5,OO0 bushels
against receipts of 1881. 200 bushels and
shipments OF 60, 900 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were $40, 600 bush
els and shipments $4,000 bushels, against
receipts OF $4,000 bushels and shipments
| or $4,000 bushels last year.
Urinary oats receipts were l. LS6, OOC
bushels and shipments 913,O0 bushels
against receipts of $4,000 bushels and
shipments OF n4.Oo0 bushels last year.
CARIyOT RECEIPTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12

These sales were reported today: Wheat
No, 2 hard winter: cars, 81 .0S. No
hard winter: 8 cars. 81 07lk; j car
A;0I14; Z cars. s1.O7; 9 cars, 81. oSIs; / car
I.0S No. hard winter: cars, tl.Ol
No. mixed: l car, 81. 06; l car. 81. O5. No
2 durum: l car, l.l1h. No. 3 mixed
durum; car. N.Os. Rejected: car
hard winter. sl.00 Rye-No 2: / car
s6%c. Corn-No. white: l car. new
CSC. No. yellow: / car. part new, bgc
cars, new, 6sho. No. 8 yellow: ] car
lOhci car, part new, 6Shc; cars, new
Sic. No. 3 mixed: | car, old G74c;
car, new, CSC; ! car, &c, Sample: l car
65hc. Oats-Standard: / car, 45%c. No
white:- cars, 5hc. No, white:
Omaha Cash Prices-wheat: No. 2 hard
N:071tql .oShi No. 3 hard. s1.06d107ls; No
! hard. H.oedi o6: No. 2 spring tlO6ai. on
No. spring .ti.O69l Oefs; No 1 spring
N.0lgL06: No. 2 durun1. ti.1Ohal IN; No
durum, n.09EGgl. 101a. Corn: No.
white. 67hd69hc No. 2 white, 67I&9,9kc
No 8 white, 67669c: No white, $3.50
6shc; No. white, 66lII6she; No. 6 white
66dsSc; No yellow, 6SIta70Ec; No.
yellow, ssd7Oliei No yellow. s7i4G7Si4c
eshej No. 8 yellow. 6s96so No. ! mixed
67g6Sl4c; No. 2 mixed. s6sd6shcI No.
mixed 65967Sc; No mixed. 64%667Ilc
No. mixed eilt96satc; No, G mixed. 6lG
66Hc. Oats: No. 2 white. 45&td46c: stan
dard. 45HG45%c; No. white, 45a 454c
No. white. lt%ql45c, Barley: Mailing
6t9T2c; No. 1 feed 50d6lc Rye: No. 2
96Itds6stc; No. g. s5at996itc.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12

CATTLE-Receipts we're very light for
a eonesday. only 1876 cars being re-
ported In and OF that number ~ cars
were consiBned direct to packers. havlns
been purchased Tor them AZ othet POINTS
and not offered for SAFE here. The atLi.ais
col, isteu very largely OF kliaeTH the offer:
ines or feeders beng limited to ~ TO ~
cars. 80,
The total receipts for the week are still
the smallest of any recent week ana
s%l0r than year Ss9 eT OT that
stock can be shipped TO this point from
east oil the Missouri river owing, TO the
quarantine II will be readily UNDERSTOOD
why receipts OF cattle are 50 moderate
Wtste. grass beer was in active 90
mand this morning ana buyers we're our
In good season looking for supplies. Such
cattle commanded good strong prloeA On
the other hand cornfed beeves we're more
or less neglected all the morning, buyers
claiming that they were too h.Bn AZ uiLs
point and that prices would have 70 De
shautd. As result the trade on coTnIeds
was very slow and prices nnsyenly lower,
cornted beeves, SsO0ai1.50; fair TO Booo
cornfed beeveB, Ss.OOqg.O0; common 70 tar
cornfed beeVea, SO. f5dJS.Oo; good TO choice
range beeVes, S1.t0Qs.5o; fair to good range
beaves, t675Qp740; common 70 TAR range
beeves. ts.0Oat6,Ib; good TO choice grass
he,fers, 16.006g7oo; good to choice s. q 81
COWS, sS7bqs.5o fair to sood gra.dee.: ,s ~ ~
primo feeders s. o0dts.25; good TO choice
stockers and feeders, th2lfpl: 70: far 10
good Htocksrs and feeders, te0O4N.SO; COM
mon to fair BtockerB and leeuern, $J.SVQ
$50 stock he .ferA N7bWd: ri stock cove,
N.JOdl6.5O; stock caves, toboVIO; YEA
calves, T.5O9l00o; bulls stays etc. R'o
SRsnreaeptativa aalaat
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12

strictly modern; $3.50
FiYe-room cottage: almost new: excep-
tionally large rooms; strictly modern;
near car line and near school, $3.50
heat: finished in oak; near car line; so
Seven Ioomsi parlOr extending across
the entire front OF the house. oak finish:
colonnade openings: four bedrooms and
bath; fine neighborhood near car; $50.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY.
18th and Douglas SITS. Douglas 5Ol3
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRovisIoNs
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Nov. u.-Peace talk gave
the wheat market today a sudden down.
ward turn, after an early advance. due
was unsettled, at a decline OF Nc to nc
net Corn finished &c to h6I1zc off, oats
UNCHANGED TO shade lower, and provis-
ion 5 to lbc9l TO TIC above last night
were SSss. Sna ..ssa % be wRont
any solid basis, spectators jumped In
hurry to the selling side OF the wheat
market. Many stop-loss orders came
into play on the ensuing break, which
reached as much an 2kc compared with
the top figures that had been attained
soon after the opening. Just before the
to have concluded that the peace re-
ports were valueless. and that rally
was IN order.
Il was estimated that possibly a.OOO 900
ers. although not more than a quarter
Of that total was supposed TO be for
Immediate shipment. Buying OF De
cember delivery was said TO have. beer
Europeans at Winnipeg and Kansas city.
According to leading authority here,
the requirements OF importing con-
tries this year is at the rate of 100
bushels for every seventy-fiYe bushels
Corn showed considerable strength. in
the face OF the break in the price Of
wheat Continues good export bust
predictions OF unsettled weather Oats
were sustained by henVy purchasing for
q big elevator company. Besides, two
fun eargoes were said TO have been dis
posed Of At the seGhoard. one 10 Bris-
tol. England
! cago had been Tef"7@"
and that cash at demand for the article
| provisions firm. Packers bought lard
but sold pork and ribs
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
end for that reason their buying has not
been as heavy as was expected.
Representative sales:

'SHBEP--Buyers did not do much dur
INK the first two or three hours OF the
forenoon, the trade beins the slowest In
some time. II was case H tbs sellers
trying their very best Ia obtain al least
steady prices early. and the packers
bidding cons derabiy lower. II was 1870
O'Clock before any sheep or lambs OF
consequence began 10 move and then
fat lambs sold anywhere from 10ft25c
lower and aged sheep weak TO i0d15c off.
Lamb sales ranged at tS 76Gs. Is. with the
most OF them at ss.Ood9.i0. The clearance
was late There was little inquiry for
feeders, but none of any account were
available. Most OF the feeder lambs on
TUESDAY moved, at te,65G1 h: with the
feeder ewee selling around t3,75f410
About 1900 head all told were reported
in the yards, compared with l0,lS n week
ago. 1859 two weeks ago and Is, zoe year
ago. The big share OF the offerings con-
sisted OF fed westerns, principally lambs
! from points In Nebraska. Quality on the
whole was good. With the quarantine
still existing In Iowa no receipts were re
| ceived from that state.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
good to choice, t9.0odl9 IS; lambs. fair 20
good S. 5O6fs 90. feeders. good 10 choice,
se eOd7 10: feeders, fair 70 good, IS $50
/ $50: yearlinge, good 10 choice, sT.HOffs 90;
ycarlin~s. fair TO good. T,&67.6o; year
| / ngs. feeders 81 tO6DSSo: wethers. good TO
| on ice Sc bOqf6 Is: wethere. fair 70 good,
| 81 ssefS So; wethers. feeders q Sdff s..
ewes Root to choice, t56SdS.90; ewes, fair
! u good SIS 25diS 65: ewes. feeders. a76Gi4O
| Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST
PACKERS FOR FULL AMOUNT

A verdict for ssoOOo. the fun amount
sued for. was returned promptly IN dis
trlct court by the jury which heard the
case OF Peter Koran against the cudahy
Packing company. Testimony was 10 the
effect that Koran. laborsr. suffered
appendicitis and permanent derangenent
while az work.
Another jury returned q verdict Of
81 o0q against the street railway COM
pany and in favor OF Ignos PiontkowsiSi
Of South omaha, who sustained a sksll
fracture when struck by a Ralstoh car
at Thirty-third and Q streets
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-COFPEE-The
market was easier today. Mllreis prices
were unchanged in Brazil. according 20
the early cables and there were compare
lively few offers in the cost and freight
market but there were continued reports
that primary shippers were accepting
also rumored that Canadian Interests
were offering recent impOrtauions at com
paratiVely low prices Demand continued
with Rio Is quoted al 64c and Santos fs
4 l0Ac A more active business was re-
ported through the lquldaung committee
December closed at 5bOa5.65c and july
al 6756ls SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
New york General Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. il-SUGAR-Raw,
firm; me. asses, 1850; cent, ifugal 40ic;
refined, STEADY.
BUTT R-Flrm and unchanged; re-
celpts 1854 tubs.
HEESE-lrregular and unchanged;
receipts 1905 boxes.
enthusiastically and unchanged; receipts,
10796 cases.
POULTRY-Firm; western chickens. u
a aye; TOW g. 1lql C; turkeys, 1SQa0c.
dressed quiet, western roasting chick
ems, lJGplSc. fresh fowls. l2ndlSc; frozen
turkeys l7022c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
MInneanoIia Gram Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 1l.--WHEAT >
December N.i8H; May. Sl.l9h; No.
hard 81. ny; o. ! northern, SLl4Aqi l6iA
No. 2 northern. Sl.iOAqi.i4h.
FLOUR-F'irm and unchanged.
BARLEY-56467c.
BRAN-s25.50
CORN-No. yellow, Ola61c.
OATS-No. 8 white. 45d45isC.
FIAX-S1. S1kGtl. 43it
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
Kansa. city Live stock MARKET.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. ii,-CATrLE--
Receiuts, 1900 head; market lower: prime
led steers, St0006il.to; dressed beef steers.
ti0od9 %; western steers, tI.0&eIs: stock
erS and feeders, S5Od7.T: bulls. 5000
81 81; calves. IS b01i0bO
HOGS-Recelpts, 1000 head: market.
steady; bulk OF sales, 81. t091Tb; heavy,
gi.b0fi7,1b; packers and butchers, N.6Odp7.S0;
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts, t90oO
head; market lower lambs, S0oGe00;
yearllngr '6.16dl7.60 wethers. to,bo@6b0:
owes s6.O0d16OO
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
REAL EsTATE-MIsCELLANEoUs

Cathedral DistriGt-S5O0 cash for a
modern home, Cathedral district |;
reception hall, parlor, dining
room, kitchen first floor, three
sleeping rooms and bath on sec
ond floor. Full cemented base
ment with laundry, hot water
heat. Investigate this.
North Side-S2,40O will buy cosy
home Of large rooms, with bath,
electric lights, gas. good lot set
with fruit trees; will make easy
terms.
West Side-s5OO cash, modern
home, blocks Farnam car line,
near 35th ST. Reception hall, par,
lor, dining room, kitchen first
floor, sleeping rooms, bath on
second floor; full cemented base
ment, furnace, electric lights
Price reduced.
w. 7. SMITH CO.,
d. 1919. 1111-12 City Natl. Bank
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
sioux city live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, Nov. lI.-CATTLE-Re-
steers, $550dG. 10; butchers S6o5df1. 90; can
ne g. A.SSGis00: calves. s1.0o8e.0o; bulls.
ttags, etc, @26Gs. Is
sNate higher; heavy, ST. t0Gift5; mixed.
81 s5el7 @; light T.saha7'Ss; bulk OF sales.
81 S6aT.t0
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
Women Take Lively
Part in School Vote

Women took a very lively part in the
school board election. according 70 fig
ures compiled by the election commits
sioner In connection with the official can
vass. AS counted In nine wards and
part OF the Tenth ward. the votes cast
by women. as compared 70 those cast by
men. are as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
ltverOooI Grain MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Nov. li.-WHEAT-Spot
quiet; No. Manitoba, 81 Cd; No. ? Man
itoba 9s Sd No. g. IS Sd; No. ? western
winter o. SID Futures. nominal.
CORN-Spot steady; American mixed
new, Is. Laplata futures, irregular; De-
ember. Is 7td; January, s. SID.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
Sc. Louir Grain MARKET.

ST LOUIS Mo- Nov. 11.-wHEAT-
No 2 red. 81 iOdrl l21k; No. 2 hard, 81 129
LIS December. Nuhglii%; May, hlsl4Q
cORN-.No. 2. 7psc. No. 2 white. NOM
inal: December G8kc; May 7lhGnhc,
OATS-NO. 2. 46q46]bc; No. ? white
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
nrr Goods MnrketI

NEW YORK. Nov. 1i-DRY GOODS
Woo manufacturers were reported as
Greatly troubled by the English embargo
on colonial woods Worsted warns higherj
trading ght. Cotton goods steady but
quiet. Lace and embToideres dull.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12

NEW YORK, Nov. n-BvAPORATED
APPLES-Steady,
cots, hardening. Peaches. dull. Raisins.
quiet,
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st. Jo.eph Tive stock Marked.

ST. JOSEPH. NO. Nov. ii.--cATTLE-
Receipts, 2,e00 head: market steady; steers,
N.o0di0.5o; cows and helferS, N.60g1o.c';
calves t600efi0.O0.
HOGS-Recelpts, II 900 head; shippers
opening steady; top. $50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts, 800
head; market steady TO weak; lambs $50
10.&.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
Kansas city Grain and Provisions,

KANSAS. CITY. Nov. n,1,wHEAT,,
SS Si b SsTS so7 .fS4Ss Nay NS re-
CoRN-No. 2 mixed, old, 701tfp7l Nc;
new, 6Sd69c. No. 2 white, old. 121q7Sc
new, 69AG70c; December, 64hc May, 69c
oATs-No. white, &c; No. mixed
43q45c,
bUTTER-CFeamery. $40; tirsts, soc
seconds, &c; packing. 2lc.
EGGS--Ffrsts, 25hc: seconds, 21c.
POULTRY-Hens lie; ROSTERS. loc; tur'
Keys lac.
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new Work Money sIsrket.

NEW YORK. Nov. ii.-MERCANTILE
PAPER-5LydG FER cent.
STERLING fXCHANGE-Easy sixty
lays 4S7. for cables. $40; for demand
4 $685.
sILVER-Bar 49c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. ii.--CoTToN-Spo
middling fair, b.e2d; good middling. 4 sd:
middling. 4.esd; low middllng. loed; good
ordinary, aS6d; ordinary. as6d. Sales
5000 bales
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
BANK CIeerinrs

OMAHA. Nov. 1i:--Bank elearinGs' for
today are IS ls7 90 and g. t2i, l9i.1o for
the corresponding day last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12

Chicago Cash Prices--Wheat; No. 2
red, u.lSAsd1 l5N; No. hard. tlls9sa
10 S yellow SIII9; 7ezs.!cs:' iG new " sasae
Oats: No. white, i7d4sc; standard "a
lsAc. Rye: No. 2, 1909 l0s1l Barley:
6od1le. Seeds: Timothy, 60 75f15. Is; clover,
ti0'VJtdilO0. Provisions: Pork. 81 so:
lard, 81 67Ik: ribs. 50. 75dlO65
BUTTEK-tiigher; creamery. Afp33c.
EGGS-Higher receipts, 7sS cases at
flTsts, 251kd26lSc; firsts, Nhd28Hc.
POTATOES = Steady; Michigan and
Wisconsin, 3Od43c; Dakota and Mime
POULTRY = Lave. higher; springs,
l3tSc; fowls. u5Sgl3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
Somebody Gets

BIG BARGAIN IN THIS.
Owner determined to SELL VIII consider
any offer and terms on good s-room mod
ern house. oak floors and finish first
floor. Beautiful corner lot; space for an
other house; two paved streets; very de
slrable location; near Lowe Ave. and
Cunning. Owner has cut price from "a 100
TO 50, 900, and may take less
MeKITRICK X. 4. CO. DOUGLAS its2.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
Metal Market.

ST LOUIS. Nov. ll.-METALS-Iead,
firm. 8 37ssa3. 4O Spelter, nominal. $40
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12

Receipts and disposition OF live stock
az the Union stock yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'oIoch
p. m. yesterday;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12

FARNAM AND WITH LINZ, $50
S-room, very modern, square yard.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE co,
1ol6 Omaha Nat Douglas Ni5.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
Range Cattle Strong and COrnfeds
Slow to Lower.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER
Fat sheep Ten 60 Fifteen Goats
Lower--Fat Lambs Fifteen 60
Twenty-Five Goats Lower
FEEDER steady.

Ihe louOwihE table shows the receipts
OF cattle, hogs and sheep at the south
omaha live stock market for the year 20
date. as compared with last year:
1914 1914 Dec.
sbNNlc ssssssssssssss olAVlo oacclo slf.s.a
Hogs ,si2, eos 2,l9i.OS 81, eS
sheep .,..,,...,,..,.2SiS,iN 2,Ss9,1a VIVA
The following shows tho average price
Tor hogs at the South Omaha i've stock
market for the last few dAyh with COM
parsons
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12

lGJ ACRES. near Kansas City, we'll inn
proved: good house, barn. granary
fenced and cross fenced; iving water;
orchard, ~ acres under cultivation. bal
anco pasture. Might take part payment
in Omaha Income.
w. r. SMITH CO,
lll1-i2 City National Bank.
n 2Si1 Omaha, Neb.-o
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
REAL ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SAL

Iowa.
EIGHTY acres Harrison county, Iowa.
partly rolling. good soil, cheap for cash.
Address owner, Atwood. v0i Palace Bldg,
Minneapolis MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-12
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED 10 RENT-A farm on shares
with everything furnished. Address e
CoppoSk. Fioren,r. Neb.