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Evening journal., 1915-10-04
HOMELESS MEN SEEK SHELTER.

With the advent of cool weather
many men who are homeless have en-
deavored TO find shelter in the new
County and Municipal Building. At
times they become insistent when re-
fused admittance TO the building.
Quarters for free dodgers are now
being installed in the basement in
both ends OF the building, about one
half being in each end The cells
will be constructed Of steel and will
be so arranged that the doors may
be opened and closed separately or in
unison by levers at the ends of the
corridors.
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
CROWDS AT
NhVW 10 Al
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.

The twenty-fifth anniversary Of
Harrison Street Methodist Episcopal
Church was observed with all day
services yesterday. and in honor OF
the occasion the church was packed
to the doors. Flags. potted mari
colds, Chinese wool flowers and va
rious other autumn flowers decorated
the church auditorium.
The largest communion service
ever held at the church was cele-
brated at the morning service. Rally
day exercises were held in the after
noon and 81 scholars were promoted
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
BARGE SINKS I'M STORM.

During the severe easterly gale on
Friday night the barge Dora, in tow
Of the tug Charles Parker, sprung a
leak and sank southeast of Fenwick
Island lightship. The crew was
rescued by the tug and arrived at
the Delaware Breal1water yesterday.
Another coal-carrier, the barge
Flora, which was towed into the Della
ware Breakwater on Saturday in dis
tress by the tug Gwalia, is leaking
IL inches an hour.
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
PROFESSOR BARTLETT TO
ADDRESS BUSINESS men

Professor Dudley Bartlett. chief OF the
foreign trade bureau of the Philadelphia
Commercial Museum. viii address the
luncheon meeting of the membership
council Of the Chamber of Commerce at
the Hotel dupont at noon tomorrow. His
subject will be Foreign Trade Oppor-
iunities and the Value of the Philadel-
phia Commercial Museum to Wilmington
Manufacturers and Merchants"
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
NEW CARRIERS
ON DOVER RnnTFs.

DOVER. Del, Oct. Postmaster
J. Frank Startling, in accordance with
orders from the Postofice Department
at Washington, has appointed three
rural mail carriers temporarily until
the Civil Service examinations can be
held for regular carriers. The carriers
are; Wilbert Rawley. OF Leipsic:
Frank Mckee, of West Dover. and
George c. Brittingham, of Dover.
The carriers will cover their routes
in automobiles Frank Wright. a
former rural carrier who covered his
route by team. has been transferred
to another route. taking in parts of
two former routes.
Evening journal., 1915-10-04

ward in miniature. lighted with excep-
tionally bright gas lights, There was
strong competition between the vari-
GUS gas companies for the prize as
well as for the honor of distinction
offered by the National Gas Associ-
alton.
Patrick J. Loughrey. of No. 201
North Connell street, won the semi
indirect gas lighting fixture offered by
the Wilmington Gas Company during
the past week. Mr. Loughrey had a
broad smile on his face when told
that he was the person out of the
5000 people who registered at the
Gas Company Office during the week
to receive the beautiful $50 lamp fix
Evening journal., 1915-10-04

ture. The lighting week. which end
ed Saturday night, was inaugurated
by the National Commercial Gas As
sOciation offering a prize for the best
display and demonstration of gas
throughout the United States. Gas
companies sought by the printed word
and by practical demonstrations to
give the public ideas Of the advan-
tages possessed by gas.
An official Of the Gas Company
said that the lighting week was a
complete success and the large at
tendance at the demonstrations dur
ing the week was a testimony OF the
interest the Wilmington people dis
play in gas lighting
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
BODY IN RIVER
INDICATES SUICIDE.

CHESTER, Pa, Oct 4.-The body
Of an unidentified man. about 80 years
Of age. was found floating in the
Chester River. yesterday, and indi-
cations point to suicide. The body
was well dressed and s1.32 was found
in the trousers pocket.
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
BRFAKS nose RY FALL.

John Shea was admitted to Della
ware Hospital Saturday night suffer
ing with a broken nose. He was
found at Sixth and Market streets,
where he had fallen.
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
TODAY'S BASEBALL chances
National League.

New York at Boston, clear, two games.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, clear.
only National today.)
American League.
Boston at New York, clear. two games.
Philadelphia at Washington. clear.
only games today.)
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
TO AnnREss COLOREn MEN.

The Ushers' Association Of Ezion
NJ. z. Church will meet in the church
on Wednesday evening. The feature
WILL be an address by Mrs. w. \,
Hemsley. on the subject; Men
Wanted"
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
HERE,s NE BIG SERIES.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN. Del. oct. Mid
dletown put a strangle hold on the
championship Of st. Georges hundred
here on Saturday by shutting out the
Port Penn team by a score OF s to
o. The Port Penners had strength
ened their team by picking out the
best that Odessa had and came over
with the intention Of making a clean
up. How well they succeeded the
scores show. Finn pitched an easy
game allowing four hits and striking
out seven men.
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Port Penn ...OOOoooOOO-O 4
Middletown x-S11 0

Hits-Off Finn 4. Johnson Z. Dyer 4.
Earned -Middletown 5. Two-base
hits-Ellison. Finn. West Struck
out-By Finn Z. Johnson 5. Dyer 2.
Left on Middletown 10. Port
Penn Z. Stolen -Middletown
5. Port Penn l. Sacrifice hits-I.
Gibbs. Hit by pitched ball-By Johns
son 3. Bases on balls-By Johnson
.. Wild pitches-By Johnson /. Pass
ed balls-By Wallace 1. Number Of
innings pitched-Finn 3. Johnson Z,
Dyer 2. Time of game-1.20. Um-
pires-Pennington and Moore.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07

lambs here. Bulk OF theofferines brought
S.G0dfS IS. while n deck OF real good
lambs here. Bulk OF the offerings brought
$50. one load OF helf-fat Colorado feds
sold down TO $40, Tho top OF $50 was
paid for deck OF choice led westerns.
Muttons were In fair supply ewes, as
usual making up the bulk Of the offer
ings. Demand continued good. one or
twu buyers quoting the market, the same
as on Rat lambs. that Is. steady to loo
higher Bulk Of the good TO choice ewes
ls selling at SI6Qe.00 the latter iiguro
being paid for best kinds today. There
was almost nothing here In the aged
sheep line outside the ewes, although one
small bunch of yearlings and wethers
brought $3.50
Feeding lambs were conspicuous by
their absence and there were not enough
here TO rake a market. n few odds and
ends making up the supply. One car OF
good breeding ewes found ready out
let bringing $500,
good to choice. S. G0drS,75; lambs fair 10
rood, SSNdS.e0; lambs, feeders, $500
$50; yearlings fair TO choice &ooq6so;
ycRrlings. feeders s. f6M6f5 wethets,
FAIR to choice. S550d625; ewes. good 70
choice, N.75sp6,0O; ewes, fair TO good. @.OO
df0 IS: ewes. feeders. A00dp5.0o.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Session in Its Outstanding Features
Largely Repetition of Those
Last Week.
DEALINGS GENERALLY LIGHT

NEW YOPK. Dec. tin it's outstand-
ng features today's market was largely
a repetiuon 81 last weets duh and ir-
regular sessions. DEALINGS were light
with frequent periods OF absolute inertia
until the final hour. when a broad and
general buying movement in standard
IA lway shares. notably. New York Cen
trail and the HarTimans Impaired decided
stlengtn TO the entire list,
Prior to the inCuiry FOR Investment Is.
sues there had been n number OF spec
tacular advances IN high-priced special
cs OF various descriptions, including
automobile, oil. sugar and express com
and preferred. sold at record breaking
prices, the common gaining 31R, at $50,
and the preferred IA. at 1884, while
TO 5 points higher.
Mexican Petroleum preferred led the
oils. ris ng' 8 TO "a. with an advance OF
TO points in United States Adams and
American Exnress shares offered
marked contrast to the weakness OF those
tilizers department store shares and erst-
while favorites in the war divis' ons. such
as Baldwin Locomotive. American Loco
motive, Cruciblc. Republic Iron. Colo
RADIO Fuel and General Electric were
TO points over recent quotations, All g
Chalmers preferred rose TO Mh, q new
record the advance CoinCidtng with the
resumption OF dividends on that stock.
First place In activity was held by
United Sta.os steel. that stock making an
extreme gain OF 81, at 81. but Beth
iehem steel was again unauoted, Total
sales amounted to $4,000 shares.
Western railroads reported large
e eSton Of q traffic ene. Tine the Burlington road
showed q net increase of $l24.0O) for DC
Jober. while Norfolk & Western gained
Bonds we're steady TO firm. Total sales.
par value. s4.6S5.0oO United States reg
istered ~ advanced y per cent on call.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
40 "a NAl
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
British Cruiser Lies
In Wait for Vessel

GALVESTON. Tex. Dec. ga big
British battle cruiser steamed slowly
along Galveston's bay front for several
hours this morning. remaining Just be-
yond the three-mie limit. Shortly after
noon the cruiser put on full steam and
disappeared eastward.
The marine men here expressed the
opinion that this was the same cruiser
which has been reported In the gulf for
several days and which is thought to be
waiting for the departure OF the steamer
Ausable. The Ausable formerly was the
Dutch steamer Laura, recently changed
to American registry.
The AuSable 10 loaded with cotton and
its owners recently announced II would
sail for a Danish port as soon as the
Department OF State guaranteed It safe
passage.
II Is said that the British government
claims that the Ausable was purchased
with German money and has threatened
TO seize It a. soon as It leaves American
waters.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading ana Closing
Price, on board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6-New price records
for the 1915 crop of wheat followed each
other in rapid succession today on &C
The market closed unsettled at az to
go cents net advance, with December at
$ll9A and May at S1.19B. Corn finished
with gains of 1Amasc to IL cents and
oats off AQSsc The result In provisions
was the same as Saturdays close to
l21a down.
Despite heavy profit taking shares Just
after the opening, wheat prices during
most of the day kept soaring higher and
higher. IT seemed at times as IL ali
sections of the country were flooding
the pit with orders to buy. Bullish sentf-
ment was rampant, largely because LIVER
pool quotations had made a full response
TO the sensational advances scored here
Saturday and because 1t was announced
June so, 1916.
Assertions that commandeered wheat
loaned to Canadian shippers would have
to be returned by December 10 to the
dominion government gave additional i'm
here
"A further handicap TO the bears was
the action of a leading house In pointing
much less favorable. the May option here
showed between December 7, 1914, and
April 80 1915. an advance of more than
Corn, like wheat, went to a new high
price level for this season. Bullish crop
estimates by two prominent firms did a
the face of somewhat lively realizing by
holders.
Oats hardened with other grain.
Immense receipts OF hogs weakened
provisions, but a fair rally ensued, helped
somewhat by the bulge In grain. Fully
ZOO hogs more than expected. arrived
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No. red
nominal; No. red H.20hi No, 2 hard,
nominal No hard, sl.Nq1.ll. Corn:
No. yellow. old, 69q72lsc; No. yellow,
new, 64q67c. Oats: No. 3 white. 4i042c
standard, 43ihd44hc Rye: No. 2, 960D97c.
Barley 656l75c. seeds-Timothy: 5000
775. Glover: S10.0Odl9O0 Provisions
| Pork, $685. lard 1875; ribs, $3.50.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 23d33Ikc
EGGS-Higher; receipts, 1850 cases
firsts, 29a30c: ordinary firsts, 27a2sc; at
mark, 20d29c
POTATOES Higher; receipts, 30 cars:
Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin
whites. 65@72c; Minnesota and Ohios. GOO
Coo.
| POULTRY-Allve. steady; fowls, ice;
springs, l3c; turkeys. lac.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, Dec. e.-FLoUR--Firmer
spring patents. S5.65d6.O5; winter patents,
$5.50dl5.75; winter straights, s.. 55.
WHEAT-Spot, strong; No. / durum
81 1914 (. O.. b. New York; No. / northern
Duluth, Sl.24%, and No. 1 northern Mani
toba, $1.26 c. l. T. Buffalo. Futures were
strong. December. tl2GA
coRN-spot, steady. No. yellow.
6ATs~spot. firm; No. 3, white. no
HAY-steady; prime. si.HA; No. J..
81 rs; No. SLl5ql.2Oi No. 3. $1,000. O6;
H0Ps2Quiet. state common or choice
1916 20d30c; 1914 5d10c; Pacific coast
1915. lla15c; 1914. sqiOc.
HIDEs-Quiet; Bogota. sOqsie; Central
America. f5c.
LEATHER-Fiun; Hemiock firsts. $50
34c: seconds, 52dS8c
PROVISIONS-Pork steady; mess,
SIS OO11s50; family, So. 5OGr22, so; short
clears, sl9.OOd21.O0. Beef. steady; mess,
sl6.5Od17O0; family. slsOOdls.e0. Lard,
steady: middle west, ss.55Q965
TALLOW-Quiet; city, nc; country.
7h0Sc; special, SIC.
BUTTER-Firner: receipts. 3.S72 tubs;
creamery extras. 35a361zc; firsts. 1S1za
sac; seconds. 25d2Sc.
EGGS-Firmer. receipts. 5.4H cases;
fresh gathered extra fine, Sg4oc; extra
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
GREECE INVESTIGATES
WIRELESS CALL FOR HELF

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-0reeee Of
fleially informed the United States gov
eminent today that a destroyer had been
sent TO investigate a wireless call picked
up at Athens yesterday saying an Ameri-
can ship was being attacked by a sub
marine south OF Crete. The cablegram
from Athens said the name OF the ship
had not been made out.
The American naval collier Caesar.
named In press dispatches as having been
in the vicinity from which the call for
help came. reported it's safe arrival at
Alexandria 20 the naval department to-
night. The cruiser Des Moines. on its
way to Cyprus. probably was near the
scene. but naval officials attach no i'm
portance to the report that II might have
sent out the call.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat is Strong and Sales Are Very
Light at Three to -Four Cents
Higher.
CORN SELLS A CENT HIGHER

OMAHA. December 6 1915.
The local wheat market was very bull
ish today, sales being sac higher. Re-
ceipts were fairly heavy, but the sales
We're light, due to the fact that the
traders were unable to agree on prices.
Corn receipts were fair and there was q
moderate cash demand, The corn market
was strong. selling from lsdlc higher.
Oats, following corn and wheat. were
also bullish and sold from hGihc higher.
The receipts 81 rye were very good and
the market sold from i1s6f2lsc higher.
There We're no important changes in the
barley market.
These sales were reported today:
Wheat No, hard winter; car, 81 o7l4;
car, H.06ls; 2 cars. S1O6; cars, S1.0jls
6 cars. $1.O5; 2 cars. NO4ts; i car. SiOl
No. hard winter: ] car, Si.0i; / car,
I.09la; cars, tl.03: 3 cars. sl02la z cars,
Sl.O2; cars, $lO1i1; 10 cars, Si.0i; cars.
slice, Sample; 1 car. 9SHc; / car, Csc: cars,
&c; car. 96c: car. 94c; car, sic; q car,
eOc. No 2 mixed / car s1.Os; car, 81 o.,
No n,ss mixed d.: sa6 oS car s. % - No
tl.oi. No. durum mixed: / car. Sl.03 No.
: durum mixed: ! car, SlOl No, mixed
durum: l car, H.o2; No. 4 mixed durum:
Csc. No. 3 white l car Cold), CSC; 1 car,
64c l car. 63Ikc No. white: cars CSC I;
Z cars, &c; cars, 6llsc. No. 5 white; 2
SoHc TVc car Ssc No SS Yellow Ell wn cars Co Sd
zoe. No. yellow; 5 cars, e5lsc. No. vel
low: l car, el1fc, No. 6 yellow: / car (old),
&c. car. Size; car, Coo. No. 8 mixed
e9lsc; car. s2c; car, s1%c; car, 6iNc,
car Cpoor), COO. Sample: / car odd, SIC.
Oats: No. 2 white l car. axe. Standard
car, 4lhc. No. white: cars, 40lRc; 3
cars, 40c. No. 4 white: cars, Acc; l car,
3934c. Sample: l car 0ocaD. sec; car.
&hc;. car. CSC. Rye; No. 2: l car. CSC.
No. g. car s21tc; cars &c; cars,
9l1kc. No, 4; cars. Soc Barley: No. g.
OMAHA Cash Pricec-wheat; No. hard
S.06ql O; No; hard, N.0id106ls; No. 4
hard, 99cGsl,04; No. spring, H.066l 0S
No; 3 spring, s1o4d1.O6; No. durum,
pe SSss CO. Corn nuFH NEW, Y No. white iS
6lqesc; No. s white, 60ltqs2ci No. white,
6Od6lc; No, 4 yellow, 6454q65l4c: No.
SllAe; No. mixed siasslfci No s mixed.
e0qS2!hc; No. 8 mixed. 6sMgs1l,1tte.
standard N4SSA@nAo NEo ai'G wh is" ga
40hc; No 4 white, SSmdiOc. Barley:
No, 2 9214GeSc; No. Q, 9lhqs2lsc
Clearances of wheat and flour were
At Liverpool wheat closed Pad higher;
corn, Id higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 4.646. 900
bushels, and shipments 2,907, 900 bushels
against receipts of 2.63O0Oo bushels and
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels:
against receipts of 2,172.O00 bushels and
shipments of $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1.456 600
bushels and shipments 1,O6S,0O0 bushels!
shipments of $4,000 bushels last year.
III DING
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
ASTRONOMER TAYLOR
DISCOVERS NEW COMET

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. s-Dis-
oovery OF q new comet by Astronomer
TAYLOR, stationed at the Cape OF Good
Hope. was announced In cablegram
from Copenhagen. received at the Har-
ward observatory today. The comet was
sighted first near Delta Orion. which is
the left hand star in Belt Of Orion; and
later Sir Frank Dyson. astronomer royal
at Greenwich. reported that it was NOV
ing slowly north.
Further details OF the discovery could
not be given. lowing to the censor" the
cablegram said
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Very small
orders proved sufficient TO prices In the
market for coffee here today owing to
the absence OF any general business The
market opened steady at a decline OF
point and showed little further feature
until we'll along In the afternoon when
prices firined up on the appearance OF
a few buying orders with many adVanc-
ing from g. 1890. 74c. while September sold
from 6s2c up to 6Sec. The close was
10 10 points net higher. Sales, $780,
December, soc: January. 662c; Febru-
airy, 665c March. 66sc; April soc; May.
s.7sc; June, .S.76c: July, 6.soc; August.
6S8c; September 6s7c; October 6Slc
spot, quiet; Rio &c, 7Asc; Santos. A..
9Ac Cost and freight offers were
rather easier; ranging from about &e5c
up to 9.Ooc for Santos; Is on English
The official cabled reported an adj
vance OF 10 reis In the Rio market. but
changeon London was i-S2G lower.
santos was unchanged and Rio ex-
Santos reported clearances OF 1900 bags
for New York and 1900 for San Fran
cisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
Kansas citr tive stock MARKET.

KANSAS CITY, Dec 6-CATTLE-Re
celpts, 1900 head market steady. prime
fed steers, 81. 2hdl0, 90: dressed beef steers,
$7.6C0g0O, western steers, So. 25dfS.25: stock
ers and feeders $.oOdTJO; bulls, N5O@
$50; calves. S60009.OO.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head: bulk OF
sales, $5,G0a7.20; heavy, Sj,26d650; packers
and butchers. s6.200ld45; light. s6.l5dS.S5 ;
pigs, Sc. 25Gi5.75
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoelpts, 5000
head; market higher; lambs. sS.40dS.9O
yearlinRs, &,75dp7,5O; wethers, S.. 75dl6 50;
ewes, s5.O01p5.75,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-COTTON-Spot
steady; middling uplands. i26oc; sales.
100 bales
~. ssc: January, i2.4sc March, l2.76c
May, 12a8c; July. hose.
Cotton today closed steady az q net
advance OF HAS points.
Cotton futures closed steady; December,
70 43c; January, 12.52c; March. 12.s0c; May,
- n1c: July. 1900
steady; good middllng, 1880; mlddllng,
75ed low middling, foSd; sales. 1900
bales
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07

Monday run here, supplies amounting TO
fifty-tive cars. or 1900 head This Is
Sisys,, Sni IsrSer ihsn two wssSs ag D IA
almost double the number THAI showed
up on the corresponding day a year ago.
Fat lambs made up the big end OF the
supply, but as the demand was good, sup
plies did not prove budrensome. and after
a rather short preliminary session move
basis Trade was fairly active and a
pretty decent clearance had been made
by the middle OF the forenoon. Quality
was generally better than at last weeks
close, there being few OF the half fat
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. e.-wHEAT-De-
oember, S1.12%: May. siie; No. / hard.
l.l7%i No. northern, Si.l45@@1. lbAl; No.
northern, $l.l0kal .12k.
FLOUR-Unchanged
BARLEY-69aG7c.
RYE-91G921zc
BRAN-SlS. O0lpi8. %.
CORN-No yellow. 746175c.
OATs-No 3 white. S9%q4Okc.
SEED--F1ax, S203kGD2O7k,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 6.--CATTLE-R Receipts.
$500 head, market lower: native beef
steers, S5O6DlO20 yearling steers ana
heifers. SS.506fi0.20. COWS. S5.506f1. 90. stock
ers and feeders. SCOf5,2O; southern steers,
81. 25QS60; cows and heifcrs, A.O0G650; ma
tive calves S60OfGiO.60.
HOGS-Recepts, 20.i00 head. market
lower: pigs and lights. &5Odfd Is: mixed
and butchers. s6sOa66o: good heavy, $3.50
G1G.6O
SHEEP AND BAMBS--Recelpts, 5000
head: market steady yearlings. s6.50df
I 70; lambs, sS.2S@9.l0; sheep and ewes.
IS 500SEO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 5.-WHEAT-No.
2 hard. $1.1oql.l2; No. red. N.llg1l5;
CoRN-No white. 641hG64Ac; No 2
mixed, 64Q65c; December, 64Ac; May,
oATs-No. mixed. 421bc; No. white.
Ale.
BUTTER-Creamery, acc; tirsts, SOC;
seconds CSC; packing, 1Sc.
EGGS-Firsts, 2So; seconds, zoe.
POULTRY-Hens, l01SQ11c; turkeys.
I5c; springs, 12c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
sioux city Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, Dec. G.--CATTLE--Re-
ceipts. 5000 head: market steady; native
steers, $560d7.50: butchers. 81. 45dl6 90;
cows and heifers. A.bOdD6OO: Gamers S360
al, 49, stockers and feeders, N.75d6.60
bs5.
HoGs.-Receip 5000 head; market Is
@26c lower; heavy, S61od6. 20: mixed, $500
d6.20
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceIpts, 3,OO0
head; market steady; ewes, A9o6pb 80;
lambs, T0O0S.65
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
MetnI Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-METALS-Ex-
change quotes lead offered at S525; spell
ter, S15.SQ16.O0. Copper, quiet; electrolyt G,
$40 75G200O. Iron. steady; No. northern.
sis.OOdls.6O; No. 2, slf75als,25; No. /
southern. t1s;oo9ls;5o; No. 2. 1l775@ds25.
At London: Spot copper CTS; futures
ELS los: electrolytic, e9s. Spot tin. Rt66;
futures, Ri65 IS. Anthony, R125. Lead,
P2H Is; spelter ESQ.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
cattle, Weak--Hogs, Second Largest
Total ON Record

CHICAGO, Dec, 7.-CATTLE-Receip
$4,000 head tlargcst number this yearO
1880; western steers. &C. i00fSl0 cows aud
heifers, S2.606iS,l0 calves, S6h@il0.2,,
HOGS-Rcceipts, $4,000 head Second
largest total ON record. market weak;
mostly lbQGoc lower: bulk OF sales 81 II
as $50; light, S,50lt6.t0, m xed s6.SOGG.i5;
rough, &i6Gf6.S0. pigs, M,000I5.40,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RCccipts, p. 00
head: market steady; wethers s6.OOdr6.5O
ewes. A.l0u6 10; lambs. S6.9lW9,2o,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
sugar Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-sUGAR-Raw
refined firm, is points higher; cut loaf
7.O5c: crushed, 6.s5c; mold a, e.eOc. cubes
e40c: xxx powdered. eOc; powdered
6l5c: confectionery A. 6O6c; No 1. $500
Sugar futures opened firm today on COW
ering trade buying and support from
commission houses. At noon prices were
TO 10 points higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
nmnhn HnY Mnrket.

OMAHA. Dec. 6.--HAY-Prairie: Choice
gpsgS oSS 49, 30 csoS SO Ssoies MID I'D
land sle.oCgii.9o; Nc; !, ,sOeglO %; No: 2
s 800. No. B. sS'cOdS7SO. Straw: Wheat 500
@55O; choice oat or rye. se.0O4s6Oi extra
good might bring. 800. Alfalfa: Choice,
So OOdl8.O0; No. 1, 81. 000l2OO; No. 2, $500
ali 100: No 8 NOOGt90O
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
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sd. Louin Grain Market.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 6.-WHEAT-No. 2
red. n.i2: No. 3 hard, nominal: Deem
December, 6e7tc: May, es9s9Nc.
oATs-No. 2, 4S@4S1sc; No. white,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
Route WiII he Omen,

AMSTERDAM (Via London), Dec. a.
According to the Berlin Lokal AnSeiger's
correspondent at Constantinople. direct
stantinople and Berlin will be resumed
this week. Freight trains VIII run twice
each week between the two cities.