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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02

No. 2, l9c; No. 3. i.e Plates No. 1. iOslc;
LIVE PoULTRY-Broue ~ to IN
lbs. N separate comp. lie: over ~ to
picked ' prIee SG, not Waited SOe iSc
SIC. Turkeys. tic; old Toms. isS ?V undeS
wanted Geese tuil fsa,nsrod 'S SSs I nS'
s sG,B siSsed s,cS price o but no; ySsnisd
.ssSh, sc. Homer squsbs, "a OF. and over
O5., $50 under 5 o.. SSc Pigeons. any
,,: s;sr BTsla-Bs9 Davis, AIS per barrel;
$3.50 per barrel. Jonathans, $50 per bar
- s s,. BRA srsnd / TwiE.. $50 per
80 per barrel; Ben Davis, Illinois. FaB
BuTTER-Best creamery SIC; seconds
2Sci county. common. i9iSc.
CHEESE = Imported Swiss. NC
domestic. SOC; block, 2ic; twins, lsc (;
can. sc; blue label brick. ice lirnburger,
&c; New YORK white. lgc; imported
French Rodguefort. sc.
N5 TREITs y. ia. caltCrniS sg ,
sunkist Nsvels. l5Os 2Sss, N25 box; Cali
fornia Sunkst Navels. lies and smaller,
$3.50 box Florieas, all sizes, $40 box;
NalAOfnla NalenCiaS, l2bS, 800 box.
Lemons: 9lnkist, COS a6ls. $50, box:
Red Ball, S0os. sos $40 box. Grape
fruit S6s, 46s, SIS. CAS-. $3.50 box sos, us.
tS.25 box. Pears; Winter Nellis, $2.s5;
box. Peaches: California Salways or
Colorado Elbertas &c box Bananas,
Sl.i5 TO $500 bunch. Grapes Emperors,
t2.Oo crate; Emperors I'm kegs. 500 key;
Malagas $500 to 800 bill Cranberrlos
Relic and Cherry, $50 hbl; Belle and
Bugle 500 bbl.; Jumbo. 5000 Dbl. Figs.
1910 CT. Noc box.
VEGETABI. BS-Cabbage. NC III; head
lettuce, Si.O0 doz.; leaf lettuce, 40c doz. /.
celery Pascal. 75c doz. California, 9)c
coz,: Michigan, 30 doE. cauliflowcr. g.. 10
CRIT squash. PC ID; brussel sprouts. 200
H.; tomatoes 1870 lug; peppers, SIC
basket parsley, S5c doz: rutabas, lac
ID. onions Spanish, $50 CRIT; red, 20
h.; yellow, TIC ID; artichokes, 1925 doz f;
Casahas $500 crit Potatoes: Colorado
whites. &c bu.; large Colorado whites,
Coo bu.; Fed River Oh,os, 70 bu. Sweet
potatoes $500 CRIT.
NUTS-No. walnuts. 164c H.. blk.
walnuts. SC H.; hickory, &c ID; fllberts,
l5c ID; pecans l2hc ID, Brazils. l5c ID;
MISCELLANEoUS-C 81 70
case; crackerjack. one-half case. 81 10:
case; fard dates, l2lsc 10. sailed peanuts,
81 Is can; popcorn, 30, l ID. package, $3.50
case; cornpops. S',25 case; cornpops, one
half case, S1.65 case; S. w. dates, 81. %
box. Honey, S3.75 case Airline, 2 doz. .
o.. N.s0 case. Cocoanuts, $50 bag, 75c
doE. Cider: Motifs. 1915 key; Motifs, ono
half Dbl. S.25 bbl.; Nehawka, b.3j key.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02

CATTLE-Recelpts were very fair for
Wednesday, TO fresh cars being re-
ported in, making the total for the three
days 22,6SS head. which is slightly larger
than a week ago and larger than year
ago by over 5000 head.
Early advices from other market points
all Indicated lower market. As re-
suit the trade here opened very slow
and dull. with buyers bidding sharply
lower on practically all kinds. their bids
especially on cornfeds. II was late be-
fore enough business had been trans
acted to really call It market
feeders sold at prices that were any
where from weak to loo lower than yes,
TeGGsy Cows o ana hefeTs ss snIse caes s s
Quotations on Cattle-Good TO choice
yearlings, ts.ooqS;SO; fair TO sood ted d
yearlings, t6.OJqI.0O; good to choice
heavy beeves, $sOOaS.5O fair 20 good
oornfed beeves. s6i5qs: %; common ~
grass graz 'S Seevea e SOS good to choice
grass beeves. S6,S6di.7b; fair 20 good grass
beeves, S6.S5Q6.s5; common to fair grass
S SefTss s S s good TO TO s sRoce
cows. s5.5OQ6S0; fair. TO good COWS vs., SAG VI!
$3.50; common to fair cows, sS.5o44Do:
good feeders, t6.25Gl7.OO; common to fair
e Tso HGoaa7S; fair 10 good stocEers. $3.50
common 10 hNONhNios Fe'~N4
$50; stock heifers. S5.6OQD6.60; stock cows,
81. 50d5.5O; stock calves. $6O0geOO; veal
calves. s600QI9.8; bulls, stays etc. N'SoV
625.
HOGS-Shipp,ng demand was broad
again this morning. and while there was
another good run here. outsiders oousht
almost as many hogs as they did on
Tuesday. Yesterdays packer slump, ana
prospects OF a fresh break today, put
damper on the high prices that were
paid yesterday, but shipper buyers only
asked 5glOc reductions. where killers
were bidding loo down. and the result
was that most anything that could be
used for shipping purposes had been
cashed in good season. Prices paid by
shippers ranged largely around S.S0d6 50,
with a scattering at $40 and tops up to
S6.45. A sprinkling OF the later shipping
purchases was bought at 1925.
General market was full dime lower
than yesterday. Most OF the packers
purchases landed at Sc. 20Q625. with a
few as high at $3.50. which puts the bulk
of all the sales at 49, 200t6, S5. There was
quite q sprinkl,ng OF light hogs down
ward towards $500. receipts including
quite a percentage OF this sort OF stuff.
Good weighty hogs are also coming in
fair numbers, but weight Is wanted by all
buyers. OF course choice butchers are
bringing tops.
Representative sales
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat is Strong and Sells from
Unchanged to a Cent and a
Half Higher.
CORN ADVANCES A HALF TO ONE
OMAHA. December /. 1915.

OMAHA. December /, 1915.
Cash wheat was strong today, selling
Iom uuchanged to ~ cents hisner. The
Wheat receipts continued light and the
Cemand Tor this cereal was fair
The corn market was also bullish AMI
lonEed from q half to a cent higher. the
ttmand for corn was fair. yellow corn
tt lling almost cents In advance OF the
Clher varieties.
Oats followed in sympathy with corn
anu wheat and sold from Il half TO a cent
higher The cash demand for oats was
- city good, bus The ieSti. T. Il this cereal
we're very hsht an IS a retult there were
only lew sales OF oats reported.
Rye anu barley remained Lomm lily un-
Chhnsed, the receipts OF these cereals
Icing cry light anu there was no rye or
Iaiiey sold.
G.eGral,Ues we're. Wheat and flour
equai 70 l.4i6,No va: corn. 1900 bd.; oats,
sIi,tUy bu.
Live y OF close Wheat. unchanged 10
I'D Low or, corn, UNCHANGED TO nd lower.
Urinary wheat receipts were 3,2Sl, OO0
bu. and shipments 2,Svo.UUO bu.. against
receipts OF l.542,0O0 bu. and shipments of
2,x-B,VtV bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 10000 bu
ana Shipments $4,000 bu., against re-
ceipts OF l,Ss4,O0O bu. and shipments OF
oV5,WV hu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 100000 bu.
and shipments ll0S.Uo0 bu., against re-
ceiuts OF l,2Sl,0OO bu. and shipments of
s9i To- hu. last year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
Culls from the Wire

RI. Rev: r. Mundelein. auxiliary bishop
OF Brooklyn, has been appointed arch
bishop OF Chicago in succession 20 the
late Archbishop Quigley
The hunting season, closing In Miehi-
gan, claimed ten lives in the upper penI 4
sula, half the number killed last year
There were also four accidents the le-
suits Of which are still doubtful.
Chief Deputy Henry A. Larson OF the
Indian service arrived at Hibbing, Mimi,
Power put into effect the order enforcing
the lid" provision OF the of the Indian
treaty In Hibbing and Chisholm.
The supreme court OF West Virsiria
declared eonst. tutional that section az
The state liquor law which pro ID 4
vertising their wares In West Virginia by
circular letters and order blanks
r. J. Kaiser. postmaster of Ashlan
Ore, for thirty years, editor of the Ash
land Record, and a political leader, WA
fatally wounded by William Grenfiel
mail clerk, who then shot himself t,roun
the head and died later No causs q
known for the act.
Thirty delegates to a conference of the
HS1loSs H Ho1sns p9i1n met at GhI
son, Ind. father OF the asscc.atioI -
chairman. Stillwell said those pres ut
reported progress OF state ORGANIZATIONS
eonsin. Nebraska. Indiana and West Viz
ginia.
The conference on the foot and mouth
disease which closed at Chicago a. ev-
pected by those who attended, 10 result
In law giving the federal Authorities
they are persuaded 70 the views Of those
at the conference will enact measures
lenoing support u the national govern
ment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Little Change in Days Dull and
Dragging Session.
INVESTMENT SHARES HEAVY

NEW YORK. Nov. There was little
iu today's dull and dragging market 70
warrant specific comment. Investment
stocks were moderately heavy. while
some of the more volatile speciaitiss SUP
plemented recent gains. only to lose them.
In part or whole. before the close.
Interest In war shares showed steady
oiminuton and even ventursome specu-
letors seemed to realize the utility Of al
artificial or forced movement in those
shares At this time. Manipulation was
eiosely held issues. south Porto Porto Ries
sugar rose 5 points to 1874 and Cuuan-
american Sugar gained 4 at Ia. but both
states Industrial Alcohol at the new max
imum OF l2sN on its t%-point rise end
Montana Power with its record price OF
I2k met the same fate.
Temporary gains of 3 to s points worn
shown In the early dealings by such
widely divergent issues as Studehaker,
York Air Brake and American Coal Prod
ucts. with more moderate advances for
erstwhlle favorites like Crucible steel.
tive
American Locomotive was heavy on
rumors Of legal action against the man
Rgement and American Can preferred re-
Elected disappointment at the failure or
the directors to reduce accrued dividends
while Mercantile Marine preferred lost
81 POINTS at 6SA.
Rails Jagged within very narrow Unite
even pennsylvania making but feeble re-
tponse to It's remarkable October earn
ings. Dealings In this class of securities
we're the lightest OF any day for several
weeks.
Lowest prices were made in the final
hour, the short interest concentrating it's
efforts upon United States Steel, which
fell TO IS, loss of Ia from It's best price
OF the forenoon. Erie also suffered al the
hands of the bears, losing a substantial
traction. Tho colsing was heavy and fe-
verishly active. Total sales amounted to
i72 900 shares
A new high rate for francs, Paris ca
bles selling at $50. featured operations in
foreign exchange. Marks held at yester-
days low figure Of 73M and sterling
shaded a small fraction.
Bonds were irregular with weakness in
the several issues of Missouri, Kansas
and Texas on deferment OF interest pay
ment- Total sales, par value, aggregated
tt,50,O00 United States bonds were un-
changed on call
Number OF sales and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02

SHEEP-There was a good Wednesday
run OF sheep and lambs here for this time
Of year. estimates calling for seventy
nine cars, OF 1900 head Total arrivals
Icing 1900 larger than last week and
$500 heavier than last year, but smaller
than two weeks ago by over 1000 head.
Fat lamb trade opened out pretty dull,
and while here and there a sale was made
during the early part OF the forenoon that
looked close to steady, l0c lower offers
were the rule on the bulk OF the offer
lambs looked pretty close 10 steady with
Tuesday, Muttons moved fairly freely
on about a steady basis, Another cut OF
tuesdays 1915 ewes brought the same
price today. while the kind that sold at
t.606I6 50 was easily steady.
Montana ewes. the best that have been
here in a long time, sold at $50. the
highest price paid since October
Later tat lamb trading was done barely
on a i0c lower basis, and In spots sales
were quoted Odl6c off Late reports from
was expected and the extreme close here
was pretty slow. with some lambs still
unsold at noon. Bulk OF the good lambs
was bought around tS6Oae.G5, with fair
to decent stuff down to 20. and one
bunch that while fairly fleshy lacked a
good deal OF being fat went al 1928
Feeder trade proved to be a very uneven
deal. As has been said right along there
Is still a good call for the light lambs,
and a fair demand for good quality Of
sold this morning at ts:l5as.2o. while a
six-car string OF light Montanas put a
top OF $50 on the trade. Trade on the
less desirable kinds was sticky. however,
and at midday little business had been
transacted. Feeding ewes are in fair
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-COFFEE-After
olening quiet az unchanged prices the
market for coffee futures eased off a
point or two on reports that Santos ship
perl had accepted bids under asking
prices In the cost and freight market late
yesterday. but there were very few sellers
and prices rallied in the late trading on
covering. May sold up from 6.65c to 6.72c
snd Septe mber from 6,S5a69Oc. with the
market closing at a net advance OF to 8
oints. Sales were 1850 bags. December,
ttzc; January 6.6Sc; February. 664c;
March, 665c; April, 6.esc; May, soc;
June, 6.75c; July, G. SOC: August $3.50; Sep
tcmber. $500; October, $3.50. Spot coffee,
quiet; Rio Is, 7&c Santos A.. 9Isc. The
cost and freight market was reported
somewhat Irregular. with offers OF
Ssntos a ranging from about SS0c TO s. SOC,
based on English credit. 1t was rumored
that there was a sale later yesterday at
bloc. The official cables reported no
change In milreis prices. with Rio ex-
change l-32d higher. The Victoria cleared
vi. 5000 bags for New York. Early esti-
mates point TO q decrease OF about 5000
eco bags in the worlds visible supply for
November
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations Of the Day on Various
Comm Oddities.


NE NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-FLouR-Firmly
.WHBAT-spot strong; No, durum,
Sll4E. {. o. B.. Nov. York; No. north
ern. Duluth, N.12h; No. / northern, Man
firm december. ,l.issiAa. D'"O' u'Oe''
CoRN-Spot strong; No. 2 yellow, sic,
prompt.
.oAis-spOt. firmer; No. white, asa
HAY-steady; prime, $3.50; No, /. 81 go
LIN; No. 2, H.f5@l.So; No. 3. E.Oo@1oS;
shipping, 9Cc.
HOPS-Cuict STATE, common to choice.
1915: sOa9oc; 1919. 5@1oc; Pacific coast. l9lb'
l2ql5c; 1914, S6DlOc.
AlDEs-steady; Bosota. aOaslc; Cen
trail America, &c
LEATHFR-Firm; hemlock firsts. $50
&c; seconds. 32Q33c.
PROVISIONS-Pork firm; mess, $3.50
dls.0O; family. $21O0d2250; short clear,
SO OOa2l 90. Beef, steady: mess. $i66O0
i7.00: family. s1s0011S.50. lard, firm; mid
die west. 81 50d9.60
TALLOW-Steady; city, TIC; country, Z
@7'hc. Epecinl. SIC.
BUTTER-Strong; receipts, $50 tubs;
creamery extras, 34ttQSc; firsts, SqSSc;
seconds. 2SdHhc;
GS-Unsettled: receipts S,505 cases;
fresh gathered extra fine. 39d40c; extra
first, 36q3Sc; firsts, S3436c seconds. 10
&c.
cHEEsE-Firm; receipts. .1,7oe boxes:
state, whole milk flats held. specials,
lie; average fancy, 161La16%c; current
make specials. 1910; average fancy, 16kc.
POULTHY--nresse quiet western tresh
chickens, 1927; fresh fowls. l2di7c;
fresh turkeys. springs. l4422c. Live,
weak: western chickens, 12a131kc; fowls,
l2al35kc; turkeys, tic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trnde


Prices on Board OF Trade.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Active buying, sup
posed TO be on foreign account, brought
about a sharp advance today in the
value OF wheat Peace talk led after
wards to something OF a reaction, leaving
the market unsettled at the close, but
l1sc 70 1kqlAc net higher, with Deem
Der M:OSh. and May s1.Oss; Other lead
ing staples, too, all showed gains-corn,
l@sqlkc to l]zs oats, &QAc to lc, and
provisions. tic to 25c.
Although heavy deliveries on Deem
Der contracts caused the wheat market
began to ascend when the fact becanA9
evident that the deliveries had passed
into strong hands. Lively purchasing
pean orders gave decided advantage
meanwhile to the bulls Later on the
upward swing Of the market received
that requisitioned wheat was being
loaned by the Canadian government to
shippers 70 III contracts and that the
amounts loaned were to be returned as
In the last hour of trading. many spec
ulators unloaded their holdings of wheat.
many and France had both formulated
to the pope possible terms OF peace. An
nouncement OF the resignation of MEM
oers OF the Austrian cabinet was also
material significance toward effectlng a
stoppage Of the war.
corn rose 10 the highest prices yet
this season, The chief ground was that
shorts became frightened by the fact that
virtually no deliveries Of corn were made
here on December contracts. Oats had
strength owing to a good export demand.
Country offerings were small.
Absence of selling pressure resulted
in provisions Joining the advance shown
by cereals. Lower quotations on hogs APP
peared to be entirely ignored.
Chicago Cash Prlces-Wheat: No.
and No red and No. and No. 3 hard,
nominal: No. red, S9d90c; No. hard,
sSqSSc. Corn: No. yellow, old, 7ohc;
No. yellow. new, 631zd65hc; No. white,
new. 62Qt641sc. Oats: No. 3 white, ma
42ci standard. 4Sq4S54c. Rye: No. 2 and
No. 3. nominal; No. 4, soc, Barley, SEA
zoe. Timothy, S5.OOd7.7b. Clover, $1,000
1900; Pork. $500 Lard. 'slb Ribs
BUTTER-Firm; creamery. 2293Sc.
EGGS-Steady; receipts 2662 cases;
frsts, 2Sha29Ac; ord nary firsts, 26E0
27Ec at mark, cases included 2sg29c.
POTATOES - Unsettled receipts, 30
cars; Michigan and Wisconsin whites,
6OI65c Minnesota and Dakota whites.
6O@}c; Minnesota and Dakota Ohios,
6Od63c
POULTRY-Alive, unsettled fowls. 9p
ne; springs. 1sc; turkeys. l4c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
Declares Paris Full
Of Strikers in Hiding

PARIS, Dec. by a rising vote the
Chamber Of Deputies passed the bill
authorizing the minister of war TO call
to the colors the 1917 class, without speci-
Tying any date.
Deputy Turmel, socialist. demanded
that the shirkers Of military duty, OF
whom. he said. there were no less than
5000 in Paris. be taken from their hiding
places and sent TO the front before these
young men were called. His words were
anplauded by socialists and "bOoed" by
others.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
OMAHA GENErAL MARKET.

POULTRY-Alivs: Turkeys. any size
over lbs, lie; croilers. l6hdl7c; springs.
lie: ducks, roc: geese. loo; hens. 9dllc:
young guinea hens, each. S5c; ROSTERS. Sc
OYSTERS-Chesapeak standards, per
gallon, 81. 20: standards. S1.26; selects, Sl.50:
northern, standards, sl45; selects. sl.75:
New York counts, $3.50. Northern. small
cans. 24Q2Sc; large cans. 35Gp4Jc. Chesa-
peake. small cans. sCa2sc; large cans. 500
FIsH-Hallbut, lie: salmon. fresh pink.
SC; fresh red. iThc; catfish, fresh. i6c.
trout, fresh. l3ci white fish. fresh. lie
red snapper. fresh. l3e; catfish. frozen.
13c; smelts frozen. Jolt. OoKes, l2:
smoked white fish. lac hppered salmon.
FROZEN FIsH-HaIibut. sizes to suit
i0hc: catfish. large. for steaks. 1sc; sal
mon, falls. Sc; salmon. silveTs. i0c: No.
trout. lie. No. 1 whitefish. dressed, l0c
No. / whitefish. large. 15c; NO. 1 white
fish. Jumbo. lsc; pickeTel. round W. c.
&c: pickerel, headiess. Sc; black bass
order size &c; herring. dressed. pair
frozen. &C; bluefish. extra fancy, lie; red
snapper. heaoless. dressed zoe; aoun.
dera, Zoe; scallops. per gallon. S3OO
SMOKED FlsH-Whits. Io-ib. baskets
KIPPERED FIsH-saImon. IO-Ib. has
kets. per ID, lie.
FLERY-Mammonth, per doE.. 7sc.
BEEF CUTS-Ribs: No. l. lekc: No. 2.
lslsc. No. 3 i2lAe. Loins: No. 1. 2Hc:
No. 2. lsc; No 3. l4c. Chucks: No. 1, Zoe
No. 2 slzc; No. 3, SC. Rounds: No. /. lie
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
Snappy Stag Party
The One Big Noise
For "Greeters" Meet

The real 4S-cabiler. ls-karat. all-wooI-
and-a-yard-wide entertainment In Omaha
on the evening OF December 7 will be
held In the ball room OF the FontenelIe
hotel"
To this broad statement Al Rasmussen,
chief clerk at the Willard: Joe Mccall
fery' chief clerk Of the schlitz. and Joe
Kennedy OF the Henshaw place their
hand and seal In solemn oath.
On that evening the Nebraska-Iowa
hotel clerks will give their annual stag
party. In past years the hotel clerks
have given stag parties so successfully
that when details trickled out to the pub
lie a ciamor arose for permission to at
tend. so this year the public Is invited.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
NUMBER OF SC0UNDRELS
RESPONSIBLE FOR WAR

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The public prose-
cutor OF Amsterdam, according 10 a Reu-
ter dispatch from that city. today de-
manded that a sentence OF six months
imprisonment be imposed upon Herr
Schroeder. chief editor OF the newspaper
TELEGRAPH. for having said in a recent
article
There are N central Europe a num-
Der OF scOundrels who are responsible
for the war"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
CARNOT RECElPTs.

sales reported today: Wheat-No. hari
wiEter; cars. S1c; cars, sc No. I
hard owl winter; 2 cars &c; cars. she; /
&c; ! car, SIC. No. 3 spring. / car, csc
No. spring: y car, see, car, sS1fc. No
> mixed: car, soc. No. 4 mixed. 1 car,
voc; car, s4c. No. 8 durum mixed:
car, slfc, Rye-No 3: l car. soc Corn
white: lsS cars. 6i14c No, I white:
car, new, CSC; cars. new. SIC. No. 5
White: / car, new, SIC; | car, new, wet
Stc' NO. yellow: / car, Sc: / car, 67lxc
No. yellow; y car. 6aac. No. 8 yellow
! car. new, SIC; 1 car, poor. new, 6So. No
mixed: car, near yellow. sc: car,
new, 6S1c. No. mixed: / car. new, near
yellow, OSc; car. new 61I5c. No. s mixed I:
l car, 6Sc. Oats-No. 3 white: 51S cars
SS*c. No. I white: cars, Ssc: I care,
s.%c' sample: l car, sc; car. 3j%c;
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No tur-
Key. loOql.0l; No. 3 turkey. 9ScQSl 90;
No. hard, 98q99hc; No. hard s6h
msI1tc; No. 4 hard, 90d94c; No 2 sprinE,
9scnSLN; No. spring. 95Q37c; No. 2
durum, stq95c; No. 5 durum, 93Q94c;
sample, SOaSsc. Corn: No. white, 64h
6SkqSSkc; No white, 63lf@64c; No. 6
white, 6Sq6SHc; No. yellow, 67itq6Sc 3,
No. yellow. 671td671fc; No. yellow,
61g6Ikc; No. yellow, 66lhq67c: No. 6
yellow. 66hsq66Ac; No. 2 mixed. 65Ltd655kc:
No. mixed, 65d65h: No. 4 mixed, 6419
6; No. mixed. e+d641kc; No. mixed,
s saa 9Sss sss SS No. white wb ssg'' ss
$skc; No: white, S7%aSsc. Barey: Malt
Ing, $4,000; No. ! feed. 50Gl54c. Rye No.
2, Ss1tQ9Oc; No. 3. SSifGssc.
q ioago cl, sing prices furnished The
Bee by Logan Bryan. stock and grain
brokers, Sls South Sixteenth. Omaha:
~ III.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 1.-WHEAT-De-
cen.ber. 81 .01M; May closed at 81 .051lg
.O5%; No. / hard 81 .07ss; No. / northern,
81 0SSsd1 .0i7s; No. 2 northern, 99%cqsl .O1%.
BARLEY-56diS5c
RYE-Ss0pS9c.
BRN-sis. O00fs.50.
CORNING. 3 yellow, 70d7ic.
OATS-No. 3 white, 3shG99c.
SEED-Flax. 81. 9Sbdl2O2h
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
Kansa. city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1.-CATTIsE--Re-
ceipts. $500 head: market steady TO lower.
prime fed steers. 50. 250DiO.0o; dressed beef
steers, y OOds.Oo; western steers, 8 258
81 stockers and feeders. 8. s6f7 80; bulls,
- 50116 1S; calves -. o0ds 80
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market
lower: bulk OF sales, So. 25sie. 20; heavy.
S:bOaSSO; packers and butchers, IS a5et
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts, 1000
head; market steady to 10c lower; lambs,
y 20; yearlings, So S06p7 10; wethers,
% 5Odl6 IS; ewes, 81 7bdl6 Is.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02

ST. LOUIS, Dec. i-CATTI,E-Rn-
ceipts, $500 market steady; native beef
steers, 81 .60RlO. %; yearling steers and
ers and feeders. Sb.0O6i7 Is; southern
steers, -, enNS.6Oi cows and heifere, a. 90
0S,b0; native calves, - O0DlO. 20.
HOGS--Receipts, FARO head; market
and butchers. S.25qs.7O; good heavy, s. go
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipta. 2 900
head: market steady: yearllngs, IS. 5O6p7' Ia:
lambs, @.S@9.io; sheep and ewes, s.. son
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
MeTaI Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. i.-METAIaS-Lead:
Offered at 1875. Spelter, SIS. OO1ls Is. Cop
per: Steady; electrolytic 5000. Iron:
Steady and unchanged. Tin: Easy at
S39. OOdi39. so.
Al London-Iead f2s l7s Cd spelter.
f99. Copper Spot. ESQ; futures. $50 los ;
electTolytlc. $50. Tin: Spot. El66 6s; flu
lures, el65 los. Anthony. fl8
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02
ROB BANK BY HOOKING
CASH OUT OF WINDOW

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The arrest to-
day Of three men on the charges Of at
tempting TO rob the cashier OF the New
Netherlands bank. by hooking packages
OF bills on a cane. led tEo police 10 be-
lieve that bank robberies during the last
few months totRling Ei25,oOo will soon be
cleared up.