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The Harrison times., 1915-07-17
Local and Personal

Goth Century Club, Thursday after
noon.
Lead Hill citizens are taking
steps toward Incorporating their
town.
Collector Roy Milum made his
settlement with the State Treasurer
Tuesday,
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Holmes are
the parents Of a baby daughter born
Monday morning.
Oscar Capps has a new Max.
well car, purchased this week from
the Ray-Frew Motor Co.
Mrs. II, D. Glass Jr. and baby,
of St. Louis, are visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Will Coffman.
Mrs. Chas. Frew and two child.
ren are visiting in Nevada, Mo, at
the home of Alf Johnson.
The Episcopal Sunday School
had a picnic Thursday afternoon
with supper at Hopper's Park.
Misses Munson and Windhorst,
Of St Louis, are spending the
summer season with the Alhsons,
Remember, Assessor Jefferson is
waiting for you at the Court House,
and you must see him before the
Oath.
1t is reported that the condition
Of Mrs George J. Crump, who has
been quite sick for many weeks, is
worse
The Woman's Book Club will be
entertained, Wednesday, July p,
at the homc of Mrs, Ben, F, Nc
Mahan,
The family Of Auditor W, S.
Roberts, Of the Nj. & N. A., are en-.
joying a new Maxwell automobile
this week,
Henry Rochier has retired from
employment with {, !, Glines & Co.,
and will 60 into the repair business
for himself y
Mrs Nanny Mitchell, Of Tecum.
sch, Oklahoma, will spend the sum
mcr at the home OF her son, Judge
/, 6, Mitchell.
Congressman Tillmon has ap.
pointed Stephen b, Cooke, of this
city to a scholarship at the Annapo'
lis Naval Academy,
/-The removal OF all signs over.
changing the sidewalks this week
has improved the looks Of Harrison's s
business streets very much
H, Spain and Pierce Watkins,
two Of our older citizens who have
been quite i'll Tor some time, were
able to come to town this week
Town Marshall Taylortbis week
disposed of a couple Of prisoners who
wouldn't work the streets by orna'
menting them with ball and chain
Excavations are being made at
the foot Of the hill just opposite the
O'Neal building, in the hope that Il
city water supply may be developed
there,
Valley Springs is preparing for a
big picnic on Saturday, August 7th
The committee in charge is !, T,
Cooper {, 6, Jones, 6, J. Jackson
z. W, Wisoa and J $, Dalton,
MAJ, B, NJ, Estes received tele.
gram yesterday from Centralia
Oklahoma, announcing the danger
Gus illness Of his daughter Mrs, b,
Elan, who recently underwent a
surgical operation,
-Baptismol services were held Al
the Christian Church last Monday
night, Rev, + NJ, Cummings ofieia,
ting, At that time Misses RUBY
Gokef, Edith keener, Sarah Carlton
Emma Grace Foster and Margit
Harlan, were baptiscd,
-llarrisons State Guards Com,
pany returned Saturday last from
It's annual eneampment of ten days
at Little Rock Two members o
this company tied for FIRST honors
in the rife practice, or morksman
ship They were Frank Carlton
and Met Bo6, and Harrison wor
hfst honors for cleanliness and sani'
tation in its quarters The com
| nnnV officers ip Attendance ,yert
The Harrison times., 1915-07-17
st. Johns Episcopal Church,

Sunday school 9;45 a, NJ, morning
service II o'clock; subject, David;
man after Gods own heart
DR.. CHAs. d. BELDEN
The Harrison times., 1915-07-17

Sounds Like Stadium Piece.
He-lIOye you ever seen the nebula
NJ Andromndn9
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Features of the Trading and Closing
Pricea On Hnnrd Of Trade.


NEW YORK. Nov 22.-FLOUR-Steady
spring patents, s5.4oqS.76; winter patents,
wHEAT-spot. irregular; No. durum.
1ilh. I. o. b, New York; No. l northern,
Duluth, A.0Sia, and No. l northern, Mani
tSS 9ps S%d Buffalo ;o Futures
CoRN-.spot, steady; No. 2 yellow. 7sc,
oATs-spot, steady; No. white, sex
HAY-steady; prime, si.s2It; No. /. $780,
No. 2, N.20; No. 3. Sl,O0d1. 05; shipping soc.
HOPS-Steady; state, common to choice,
1915, 12nl5c; 1914. 9dllc.
HIDES-.Steady Bogota, SodS1c; Cen
tral America, 29c.
LEATHER-kirm hemlock frsts. 500
SAC; seconds, 32dlS3c.
PROVISIONs-Pork, steady; mess, 81 %
9lL5O; family. go. Ooas3. 60 Beet steady
Lard, firm; middle west, SS.eS@S.S IS.
-TAbLOW-Steady city, nc: country,
Tq7lsc; special, Sc.
BUTTER--Firmer; receipts. 1854 tubs
creamery extras, S2dSslsc; firsts, %d3lc
seconds, SG27c
firsts, 30642c; firsts, S5G39c; seconds, $50
SAC.
CHEESE--Firm; receipts s3i boxes;
state, whole milk, flats, held, specials
l6ikc; state, whole milk, flats, held. aV-
erage fancy. l6i4c state, whole milk
flats. held current make specials. i6l4c
state, whole milk flats, held, current
make average fancy, i6c,
POULTRY-Live, prices not settled
dressed. firm; western fresh chickens
barrels l6623c: fresh fowls, iced 12Hd
lie: turkeys, 15GD2Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-CoFFEE-The
market for coffee futures was easy to-
day under scattering liquidat on and
some trade selling which seemed to be
inspired by apprehensions that interfer-
ence with shipments OF coffee %
scandinavian countries might tend to
restrict the European demand In Brazil
A good deal of the business was IN the
way OF switching from December TO later
months, and while December ruled rela-
lively steady, there was very little sup
port In evidence. The market opened at
decline Of to points and closed at
net loss OF 10 to II points with May
contracts selling off to 6.1lc and July to
6sSc. Sales. SEQ bags; November, $500;
December. 5000; January, 5000; Feb
ruary. 6eoc; March, see: April, 6.sic,
May, 6.11c; June, $3.50; July este; Au-
gust 6.s6c; September. 6sic; October,
Spot, quiet; Rio No. 7. TIC; Santos No.
I. SIC. Cost and freight market was
somewhat irregular, Santos grades being
about unchanged at BLOC to csc for a.,
while Rio offerings were easter with ~
quoted at 700c to 7.20c.
The official cables reported decline
of Lied in the rate Of Rio excha ,ge
on London. with mireis prices uncha q ID
at Santos and % reis higher at Rio.
Bahia reported a clearance Of LOO ba Is
for New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
DEALINGS Mark Lowest Ebb of ANY
Regular Session for
Months.
METAL SHARES A DIVERSION

NEW YORK Nov. s2.-Dealings in
stock today marked the lowest ebb OF any
regular session tor several months, SAFES
of the total number occurring i'm the
first hour. In the afternoon there were
long stretches OF absolute apathy when
former favorites were almost motionless.
Domestic policies were factor, IN the
sense that some Discussion was INDUCED
IN concerning the main points OF the pres
idents forthcoming message 70 congress;
more especially the question Of national
defense. Wall street expressed the bel et,
however, that no legislation inimical TO
legitimate business would be proposed.
The Balkan situation was considered
from various angles Greeces attitude
toward the all es was again the source
OF much conjecture.
sion OF the day. that group manitesting
| further strength on the 20-cent quotations
for copper. Guggenhelm exploration rose
~ TO the new high record OF 7sN. Pc
much the same reason, various producing
companies advancing prices of crude and
refined oils, Texas company, rose
| ~, to the new record OF 9O4SS. and Assoc
ciated OIL. IN which the Southern Pacific
company has large stock holdings, rose
IA TO 6SlS. Motor shares and the recog-
ni1ed war iasuea were two 20 five points
higher at their best. American Locomo.
tive common and preferred being helped
| by reports OF additional large contracts,
| United States Steel was sluggish, and
Bethlehem Steel was not quoted at all.
Rails were backward throughout. with
sudden weakness In New Haven towards
the close, the stock falling an 60 n.
Baltimore a Ohio for October reported
net gain OF 1920, 900. and Lehigh Val
| ley Increased It's net business $4,000.
The only unusual feature OF the firm
| bond market was a transfer of 81, 900 00C
OF United States registered per cent
bonds In one lot At eek. against n pre-
vious quotation OF ON Total sales, par
value; aggregated $4,000,
United States registered 4s were Y per
| cent lower on call.
Number Of sales and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23

IA LIZ -tNeCetpts Wert tnS ihibOSe
that they have been on a Monday since
lwo weeks ago. and really larger than
anyone had anticipated. At the same
Tune all other market points were heav-
~ loaded with cattle ana prices were
" eryN here sharply lower. Under the in
tluence OF heavy receipts and lower prices
the market here broke In about the same
a few choice light yearling stockers
sold at prices that were Just about steady
with last weeks close, but ASIDE from
that the geneI al market opened with buy
ers bidding anywhere from l0q2bc lower
on killers, both steers and COW stuff, and
sellers could get bids that did not look
over 10Ql6c lower they we're inclined to
cut loose, and early sales were generally
quoted about that much lower than last
week.
Quotations on cattle: Prime cornfed
beeyes, ss,5oql e.OOi good to choice fed
yearlings 6O0u7 90: good to choice heavy
beeves, $S.b0d9 co. fair to good cornfed
Leeves. 81 25lS 80; common to fair corn
led beeyes, ". 25Ggi co. prime grass beeves,
81 i5qs. %; good to choice grass beeves.
81 .25Q1.7 rs; fair to good grass Deeves, $3.50
CIV; comt.on to fall grass beeves, y. %
$3.50; good TO choice grass helfers, - 20
Q6.7O; good to choice grass cows. $500
o.25; fair to good cows, " .5Udp5 80; common
to fair cows 50 50dI4 80; good to choice
feeders, 81. 2@S.00 fair to good feeders,
S6. 50d7 Is; common TO fair feeders, 81. OOGD
9 50; good to choice stockers, s6.U01e 90;
fair to good stockers, 81 .5OGI7 30; common
IS. 76q6.75; stock cows. $4.C0Gp6. IS; stock
calves. s. .00a8. 25; veal calves, So. ooQ9. 80:
bulls, stays, ETC., 81. &G16. Is.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Nearly All Cereals Take Drop. with
Wheat MAXIM Fall of Two
to Two and a Half.
RYE MAKES SMALL ADvANoE

OMAHA, November p. 1915,
All cereals on the list dropped hall
to cents lower. W heat takes the blSses'
slump, selling TO "a cents under sat
urdays prices. -...
Corn was also lower. selling quarter
to half lower. and oats were quarter
to a half lower
rye advanced a half to a cent higher
Barley was nominslly unchanged.
The receipts of all cereals we're good
Clearances were: Wheat and tloui
equal to 2,22S,o00 bu.; corn, l4,OO ou.; oats
$50 900 blu.
Liverpool close: Wheat hdld lower
corn, unchanged to Nd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1891 600 bu
ana shipments $4,000 bu., against re
ceipts of S,026,OOO blu. and shipments oil
l,S45,0O0 bu. last year,
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu
and shipments $4,000 bu., against receipts
J OF 1907 100 bu. and shipments OF $1,000 bu
| last year
Primary oats receipts were l,SO&ooO bu
and shipments 1,4S6.0OO bu., against re
! ceipts of 94S 900 bu. and shipments of ~,
| 600 bu. last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
ReprenenfatiYe aales |:

sHEDP-The smallest Monday supply
received in a long time put in an ap-
peaTance this morning. Estimated re-
ceipts were fifty-six cars. or l3.500 head,
In addition 10 which were the seven cars
that arrived Saturday. but were not SOLD
Supplies were only a little over half as
large as either one week or two weeks
ago, and were smaller even than last
year, when 14,216 head were reported In
on the corresponding day.
Trade In fat lambs opened out early
on a mostly l6c higher basis.
Feeders were not In very heavy supply
and held firm at the comparatively high
prices that were paid last week. Pretty
good light feeding lambs equaled last
weeks top OF $3.50, while others had lit
tie trouble In making $50. Four cars OF
feeding wethers held from Saturday
looked high enough at $3.50. This IL the
largest single shipment Of feeding weth-
ers that has been marketed here this
season and IL nearly as many as have
been here during the whole summer and
fall.
Muttons followed the fat lamb advance.
and looked flat lbc higher. Supplies
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23

for moro liberal receipts Oats held
within narrow limits.
Most OF the options developed the
market 20 a more decided advantage.
The main reason was that the wecK' s
average weight OF hos arrivals here was
the lightest on record
Oats followed other cereals downgrRde.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery. 2SdSic.
EGGS - steady receipts, SOS cases,
tirsts, 2SRM29Rc; ordinary firsts, 26itq
Stl1C; at mark, cases included, SOff29c.
OTATOES-Higher; receipts. co cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin whites, bS6r oc
Minnesota and Dakota whites, 60G67c
Minnesota and Dakota Ohios, 60d6ic.
POULTRY-Alive. lower; fowls, lici
springs l2c; turkeys old. Ice; young, ia
lSc; dressed turkeys, 22G23c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
Greece Will Flout
The Entente Allies

LONDON. Nov. 22.-A Daily News dis
patch from Athens. filed Saturday. says:
The newspapers here take the view
that the allies action in imposing a COM
mercial blockade upon Greece is contrary
to International law. because non-com-
batants will suffer from the fact that
grain cargoes destined for Greece have
been held up. The newspaper. Hestia,
declares Greece will not give the declara-
ton demanded by the allies
Bulgarian troops have ceased their at
tack from Prilep toward Monastir be-
cause they fear Serbian troops at Katch-
anik VIII advance and encircle them"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Quotat; Ons of the Day on Various
Commodities.

Commodities.
CHICAGO, No. 22.-Although depressed
most of the time today, wheat rallied
in the last half hour. Influenced by a
falling off in the Canadian visible sup
ply. The market closed strong, at A0D3sc
to &c net advance, with December at
H.O3& and May at $l.O6h. Corn finished
shaGp off to AdSsc UP, oats virtually
unchanged. and provisions varying from
ten cents decline to a gain OF forty cents
At the end of the session, the fact was
plain that speculative short sellers of
wheat had been over enthusiastic
throughout the greater part Of the day
Later announcement of small decrease
in the Canadian visible supply came as
surprise and found the market almost
completely devoid of offers, the bear side
having depressed to exhaustion. Attempts
by shorts to cover made prices run up
at once with an impetus which even in
the latest trading had received no per-
ceptible check.
Reports that a blockade of Greece was
In operation and that a Scandinavian
steamship line to the United States had
been compelled to abandon all traffic
bulls.
Corn swayed with wheat. Afactor in the
comparative, strength late in the session
was a notable decrease OF the country
offerings to arrive. whereas the outlook
during the first part of the day was
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice is hereby given that sealed pTo-
posals will be received by the Board Of
Directors OF the Short Line Irritation
Bayard. Neb., for the purchase Oh M
teen thousand five hundred eighty-two
dollars face value OF the per cent
O'clock p. m. on the 7th day OF December
1915: said bonds are issued under ana H.;
Virtue of an Act Of the Legislature OF The
1898, Session Laws 1885, Chapter 70 and ali
amendments thereto ana pursuant to a
vote Of the maleLltV 9I the qualified cleo
reserves the right TO reject any and an
bids and will IN no event sell any OF said
bends for less than ninety-five per cent
az the face value thereof. BY order ~
the Board OF Directors.
(signed) CATHERINE ROBERTS.
Secretary Short Line Irrigation District
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. N-CATTI,E-
Receipts, $500 head: market lower;
prime fed steers. ss25TlO.O0: dressed beef
steers, SI.50n9.C0, western steers $4,000
NO. y. sto 'kers and feeders, sS.5cd16,7S bulls,
HOGS-RecCipts, 1900 head: market
lower; bulk OF sales. s. zoos 20; heavy,
W%d6.hS: packers and butchers @.sOf
SO; light. t6..0df6. So pigs, s.. 60iS, %.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Receipts, 200
head; market lOdi5c higher: lambs 81 q
dS.60; yearlinRs. 81 O0GiTlO; wethers Is. I'D
d6,0o ewes, g. TGf66O.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23

e sales were reported

lneSe sales were reported
Wheat-No. hard winter. l car, 9Sc.
No. ) hard winter: 2 cars, y6c; s cars, 95c;
cars, y4c; car, 9Shc. No. hard win
ter: l car. 951ec; 2 cars. 93c; ] car, S2c;
car, Gle; l car, 9O15c; cars, soc; cars,
Se1ac; IL cars. S9c; cars, sS1ac; u cars,
sSc; 3 cars, sc; cars, SEC. Sample; l
car. voc; cars, SIC; car, seize; cars,
&c; l S car. Sic l car, r. No. 2 spring s
mixed: 1 car, 96c; l car, 9413c; cars,
92c. No. durum: IL cars, 93c. No. 3
durum; 2 cars. &c; cars, 91c. Corn
car new, SIC. No. s white: car new.
SIC No. white: / car, Gle. No. / yell
low: ! car 641sc' No 2 yellow: l car
car (near Yellow, sc; car. 62hc; 2 cars.
SIC; car, 6l24c. No. mixed: / car (near
Yellow, &C; car. SIC. No. mixed: /
car, SIC, Oats-standard; 2 cars, s6c; /
cars. sac. No. 4 white: 4 cars, s4Ihc;
cars cars. S4hc s ss l car, &C. l car "a,
No. 3: cars. Ole; cars. sec. No. 4: 8
cars, SIC; car. Soc. Sample: car, Sc.
Berley-Rejeeted: l car; 49lac. =
key, 99cQSl.0O; No 3 turkey. 979e9c; No.
2 hard. 96q9Sc; No. hard. 93l4@96c; No.
hard, S5a9512c; No: 2 spring, g71za9Slzc,
s8c; No: 8 durum. 9lGe2c Corn: No. !
white. 6lhG611zc; No. white 61d6lhcA
No. white, 60&@61c; No. 5 white, 6O14@
6Oa4c; No, s white. 6Oi4q6O1kc; No. 2 yell
low, 64a64Ac; No. 3 yellow, 6s&t@64c, No,
4 yellow, 6SA963%c: No. 8 yellow, 6Sd
mixed, 62962hc; No mixed el% @62c
No. mixed 6l1A6I61%c: No. mixed, 61k
q61%c; No. 8 mixed, 6OAd61c. Oats-No.
2 white, 9e146S6l1c; standard. 95at Q96c
No, white. S4A@SSc; No. white, SAD
341sc. Barley: Mating 5Sd57c: No. /
feed. 47d6Sc. Rye: No. 2 9O1e619l1hc; No.
3. 9GdD91C
Chicago closing prices furnished The
Bee by Logan & Bryan, stock and grain
brokers. 3lh South Sixteenth. Omaha:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle manifestations stronE-
sheep strong.

CHICAGO. Nov 2.-CATTLE-Receipt
steers, &.75dfiOsO; western steers. s. SNf
$50. cows and heifers, S2.70aS.lO; calves,
S6OlGQ.7S
HOGS--Rcceipts, 1900 head; market
strong, &c higher; bulk OF sales. - O5d
$50; light, sS,7od6.55; mixed, t5.9oa6. 30;
heavy, s60SG6,S0; rough. t6OodS&; pigs,
IS, 75G6.T0.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Recelpts 10000
head; market strong; wetherS, tb.s6diS. So;
ewes, 81. 9OdlS,76; lambs, 81. 75Gfe.1o
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23

ST. LOUIS, Nov 22.-CATTLE-Re-
ceiptS, $500 head market lower: native
beef steers, N.5odpl0.e0 yearling steers and
ers and feeders, SS0ofp7.5; southern
steers, SebdfS50. cows and heiters, N.0O
@6b0; native calves s60odp10.SO
HOGS-Recelpts II. 800 head; market
steady; pigs and light, t6.0od66O. mixed
and butchers, te.Sdi6.76; good heavy, 500
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts 1900
head market lOG0c higher; lambs, $500
mSSo; sheep md ewes, sb,6OfI5. 25 year
llngs, SIS. bNdiT d
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
suRur Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-sUGAR-Raw
firm; centrifugal. 4,77ci molasses. &c; re
fined. dull: cut loaf. $500; crushed, s. SOC
mould A, 6.45c; cubes, 6.25c; xxx pow
dered, s.i0c: fine graduated, &c: diamond
A, &c; confectioners' A, $500; No 1, 575c
Futures opened fiTner today on GOVERNS
interests. Al noon prices were 10
points higher
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
Kansas city Grain and Provisions.

K ~ as GIT oA. No; N9y' 2'-WHIEoAsI
CORN-No. Q mixed 6Sihc; No 2 white,
SOC; No, yellow. SOC; No. 3, 5sIhc; Deem
Der, 6shc; Msy. 6l%d6lAc.
oATS-No: white. ThGI3Sc; No,
mixed a5Q36c.
BUTTER-Creamery, 3oc; firsts. sc;
seconds, 26c; packing stock. 19c.
EGGS-Firsts, 2Sc; seconds, &c
PoULTRY-Hens. 1llfc: turkeys. nc;
broile RS, 1gc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23

HoGs-Receipts this morning were the
heaviest since November II, and with
only two exceptions the heaviest since
late In September About seventy two
cars, or 5000 head, were received, this be-
ing lao head larger than a week ago,
and about 200 head larger than last year,
but smaller than two weeks ago by a
little over 100 head.
Shippers did not get in very heavily
and as packers were talking sharply
lower. what purchases they did make
were anyway 10dl5c lower. Tops failed
TO beat 6.35. a flat Si6c reduction from
Saturdays high price of $3.50
The close also found quite a sprinkling
OF underweisht hogs still unsold. Part
of them were from western territory, the
balance being natives, and while some of
the corn feds moved, killers have taken
such a violent dislike to the range stuff
that light hog values suffered more or
less all around. Buyers claim these light
hogs are being bought much moro cheaply
in Chicago than they are at this point,
and that was another bearish factor.
The bulk at t62OGI6.3C. with a sprink-
ling down 20 800 and a good probability
that some OF the lights would sell under
the hill" Two or three loads reached
So IS. the top.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
sioux C,tv Live stock Marked.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Nov. e9.-CATTLE--
Receipts. hTc0 head msrket s'eady ma
tive steers, N75@72S; butchers. "a 'oJo
500 cows and helfors, N.Oo66lo: CAMPERS,
" oodnt2S; stockers and feeders, 81. 2sSls. no.
calves. N6O0Hs1; bulls. stays, etc, $50
HOGS-Rece' pts 5000 head: market IOc
lower; heavy. sslb5f6.25; mixed, &.o6Te. Is;
light. S.s0a6.o5; bulk ot sales, ssoyd6.2I
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts, aS1O
mead market steady; ewes, Si.oopl.95;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23

were light, consisting almost entirely Of
ewes, best OF which sold at $780,
Quotations on sheep and lambe: Lambs,
good 10 choice, S. tCdS.tO, lambs, fair 20
good IS &dS, co. lambs feeders T.75Q
$50, yearllngs. fair to choice - Oou6 50.
yearlings, feeders. SIS 006i6, Is; wethers,
fair to choice t50d67s ewes good =
choice, - .2oii6, 20; ewes, fair to good, A.Al
d6.3j ewes, feeders 81 O0dS IS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
Omnhn Hay Market.

OMAHA Nov ~ PRAIRIE HAY 90
choice upland. tl0.5cqli 90; No. /. $1,000
lO. 80; No q s. .5Oq10 90: No. g. 81. O0ns OJ,
choice midland, $40. So No. /, 81 O00I1O 90
No. ?. IS .0Oas 90; No. 3. s6.o0gs. 90; choice
lowland. 50 .OOns.5o; 30 ! 100000; No.
ALFALFA-Choice. Sl2.O)dl3.O 90; No. /.
81 .OoQl2.Oo: No. :. Ss.OOqll.O0 No. 3. 400
as 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23

LIVERPOOL. Nov. z2.-wHEAT-spot,
No. 2 Manitoba, SIS SD; No. 9. lis ID:
No. 2 hard. old rs I'd; No. hard. new,
CORN-spot La Plata, Is I'D
FLOUR-Wlnter patents. as
HOPS-In London Pacific coaSt), f49fB
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
Evaporntcd AppIea and DrIed FruIt.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-EvAPORATED
APPLEs-Steady; fancy. sQ95Ac, choice,
az aS9sc; prime. 7471lc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunos. unsettled
CALIFORNIA;. 3Aallhc; Oregons. 9a95kc.
Apricots. firm; choice, 10dlOAe; extra
choice. 1lQllAc; fancy. ~ 9l2c. Peaches,
firm; choice 5h05Iac; extra cho.ce. 5EI
sac; fancy. Gha61zc. Raisins. st,ady:
loose muscatels ThG7hc choice TO
fancy, seeded, s@8lsc; seedless, 9a1lc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
Louaou stocIt MARKET.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-American securities
on the stock market were quiet. but
steady today, Americans buying few
.VER-2bhd per ounce.
DISCOUNT RATES-Short bills and
three months. bhGf6x per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
Cotton DINING Report,

WASHINGTON. Nov. Z2-cotton ginned
prior TO November IL amounted TO 6,777. 794
running bales, including 50 $50 round bales
and e9.l77 bales OF sea island. the census
bureau announced today.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
OIL md Hnnin.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov. 22.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm. SIC; sales. 500 bbls.; receipts,
326 bhls.: shipments. i49 bbls.; stocks,
1855 bbls.
ce pts. as bbis.: shiprnents. / go bb'S,
stocks. $3.50 bbls. Quotations; A. B, C,
ID. r. f, q, 1895; II, $50; !, S5.T1iA; X,
1905; NJ, 500; N, S625; WV, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-COTTON-Spot
quiet: middiinR uplRnds II Toe: no sales
Cotton futures opened barely steady;
December. ll.66c; January. ii.S0c: March,
120Sc; May, 12.l7c July, 1224c.
Cotton closed steady at net decline
OF to points today.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22.-cOTToN-Spo
steady good middling, 40d: middllng,
7O6d; low middling. 6.6sd. Sales, 10000
balRA.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-23
MInneapoIis Grain Mnr,,et.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 22.-WHEAT-De.
cember, S9Ac; May. 81 OPS; No. / hard
$l.O6A; No. ] northern, 81 .0l%ml .OS4. No
northern, GlLcqSl .OCh.
FLOUR-Unchanged
BARLEY-54063c.
RICE-92094c
BRAN-Si8.OO
CoRN-No. 3 yellow. 6s1zG6g1kc.
OATS-No. 3 white. 34l1435c.
FLAX-Sl. 970t2. OF.