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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Resistance to Selling Pressure
Feature Of Stagnant
Session.
ATTACKS ON THE LEADERS

NEW YORK. Nov M.-Res'stance to
selling pressure, which manifested itself
at odd intervals. was the striking fea-
ture of todRy's stagnant market. Sales
totaled only 4S2,00c shares. almost one
tory tory attacks Tt we're re dir directed % against such
leaders as United States steel and some
OF the representative railways. but those
Issues invariably rebcunded, The extreme
apathy was again attributed TO desire
the publication OF the presidents message.
such recent developrnents as the cana
dian governmonts grain seizure and the
weakness OF exchange on the Teutonic
countries evidently were ignored as mar
ket factors.
Special stocks furnished the only d.
version OF the session, Diamond Match,
In which no local trades had been re
l22. Texas company made an extreme
gain OF 6A at Ib&, Harvester preferred
TO- at los; Willys-Overland 81, at 2tb; Ma
tional Biscuit preferred ~, at i25A and
1875 Among the new records were cuban
American Sugar, which rose q. to ltANi
South Porto Rico Sugar iOik.to los and
American Can preferred to ilSH NeW
made further recovery from It's recent
low price but most Issues OF that diNi-
sion moved irregularly.
A deterrent Influence IN that Quarter
was the action OF the Interstate Com
merce commission, which denied the ap-
plication OF the turnk lines and coal roads
to continue ownership OF Neeeeis plylne
| tho Great Lakes. Canadian Pacitc nlhoe
ment. showing a net increase OF g, S,SS,OCO
Bonds were heavy with total sales PAL
value OF -, $4,000. - q,
United states registered q declined \
! Number OF sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Rail Chiefs Debate
Moving Of Freight

NEW YORK. Nov. 3O.--Presidents Of
eastern railroads meeting today in the
office Of President Rea OF the Pennsyl-
yanla lines to consider how 10 move from
4. 600 TO 5000 cars OF freight now held
up along the Atlantic seaboard. decided
10 appoint a committee to deal with tho
question.
The committee, which will include rep
resentatives Of all the roads interested.
will commence It's sessions tomorrow In
the offices OF the Trunk Line association.
OF which c. curtice Mccain IL chairman.
Mr.. Mccain said that while extraordi-
nary conditions might arise, II was not
likely any OF the roads would take in
dividual action in the shape OF embargoes
or otherwise until the committee had an
opportunity TO formulate It's plans.
As preliminary Ftep OF relief Mr.. Nc
Cain went to Washington today to file
with the Interstate Commerce commits
sion an application TO reduce the limit OF
thirty days necessary before the issu-
ance OF demurrage charges on export
goods in cars. Up to the present goods
shipped 10 eastern ports for export could
remain indefinitely IN cars without any
demuirage charge In order 20 spur ship
pers to the necessity of arranging ship
ment within a reasonable time from the
arrival OF their goods at the seaboard
Il is now proposed TO impose storage rates
on goods In cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Receipts Of All Cereals Are Light,
but Demand for Everything on
List is Brisk.
WHEAT UP ONE TO TWO CENTS
OMAHA. November 80. 1915.

OMAHA, November 30. 1915.
The receipts OF all grains were rather
light today, but there seemed to be a
nTetty good demand for everything on
the list
Wheat was strong. selling from / to ?
cents higher.
Corn ruled from unchanged to Il cent
higher. There were only a few cars OF
corn received today and these were
quickly taken UP at advanced prices. fel-
low corn commanded a premium OF about
cents over the white and about 2 cents
over the mixed corn.
Cats were in good demand and sold
ffSm half to a cent higher.
Rye was steady, selling from unchanged
TO half cent higher.
The sales of barley were unimportant
anu that market remained practically un-
changed.
Clearances were Wheat and flour equal
10 l,efs'tW bu.; corn, 5000 bu.; oats, 3 5000
Liverpool closed vfh wheat at i63d
higher and corn unchanged to Nd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 2l9hOO
bu and shipments s,06i 900 bu.. again I
receipts Of 2,2990oo bu. and shipments OF
25o0,OOl bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 7A.0O bu.
and shipments 3l2OJO bu., against re.
eeipts of 1O66.0o bu and shipments OF
$4,000 bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were S3i,OO bu.
and shipments l,074,OOO bu., against re-
ceipts of 10000 bu. and sh pnonts OF
SSl,OOO bu. last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the TrRdinE and Closing
Prices on BOARD of Trade.

CHICAGO, Nov SO.-Expected generous
deliveries tomorrow on December con-
tracts tended today to increase the bear
ish sentiment regarding wheat The re-
suit was unsettled at the close at NC
net decline, with December at Sl.@ and
May at siO7%. Corn finished NG%c to
unchanged to l2lkc lower.
Although the market at first followed
no decided course but fluctuated nerv-
ously both sides of yesterdays windup,
veloped to a sufficient extent to put
prices gradually on the downgrade.
Higher cable quotations had helped the
bulls a little at the start. but efforts for
any radical advance were handicapped by
the uncertainty which many traders dis
played as to the ultimate effect Of seiz-
ures Of wheat by the Canadian govern
Sales OF liberal amounts OF wheat TO
go into store here finally gave a dis
tinct advantage to the bears,
Apparent absence of any urgent export
call was responsible TO some extent for
the late weakness OF the wheat market.
.orn went down In value owing to eX-
eellent weather for curing OF the crop.
Receipts, however, were disappointing TO
the bears.
Oats were depressed by the action OF
corn. A big export business did but lit
tie to check the decline.
Lower prices on hogs weakened pro-
from shorts.
red, si.iSR No. 5 red, si.oSGi.Os: No.
hard, nominal; No. 8 hard. 81 COS. al .OS5k
Corn; No. 2 yellow, old. sac; No. yell
low, new, 62a64c No. white. new, 6id
62%c. Oats No. 3 white. SSikd4ic; stan
dard, 42d44c. Rye: No. q 95695lsc. Bar
ley: 5Sd10c. Seeds: Timothy. s5.00d1 rs
clover. $10.O0g 1900; mostly. sl6.5o6Ii7. so
Provisions: Pork. Sl5.75; lard, s9.l2; ribs
Sl05O.
BUTTER-F'irm; creamery, 23dS2c
EGGS-Steady; receipts, 2,6lS cases
flrsts. 2SIf129Ac: ordinary firsts. 26ikd
27kc at mark. cases included, 20d29c.
OTATOES-Unsettled: receipts. 81
cars; Michigan and Wisconsin whites
606p65c: Minnesota and Dakota whites
60G66c; Minnesota and Dakota Ohios
6OdI63c
PoULTRY-Alive, higher; fowls, lie
springs, 12dl9lkc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTiCE To CONTRACTO


BY direction OF the properly commit
versity of Nebraska, bios will be received
Der l5. 1915, at the office of the under
signed for construction of a chemistry
building on the city campus of the Uni-
veI sity of Nebraska at Lincoln. Separate
bids will be received for installation of
heating and ventilating, plumbing and
vacuum cleaning and electric wiring for
said building; all bids on building con-
struction and the several installations of
equipment must be in strict accordance
with plans, drawings and specifications
now on file In the office of the superin-
tendent of construction in the University
Administration building at Lincoln. Bid
ders must confer with the said superin-
tendent of construction and must in ali
cases use the blank forms prepared un-
der the direction of said superintendent
for bidding purposes. Approximate cost
of said building including equipment
above mentioned is S200.O0O Bids must be
accompanied by bank cashiers checks or
certificate OF deposit payable uncondi-
tionally to the Board of Regents OF the
University of Nebraska, n the amounts
and for purposes stated in the ''instruc-
tions to bidders accompanying plans
and specifications. Bids must be sealed
and plainly marked on the outside cover
Chemistry Building" or, Chemistry
Building Equipment" as the case may BE-
cheating. plumbing, &c.). The right is
reserN ed 10 reject any and all bids.
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
j. s. DALES. Secretary, Station A, Lin
coin. Nov21-24-2s- DecI
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01

head. showing up SO far this week 29.fIi
head have arrived, THIS total being 500
lsrger than last week. but over 1900
than for the corresponding DAYS a year
ago by i,4OO head.
Fat lambs, as usual. made up the bulk
OF the offerings. but all the packers had
fair orders. and trade opened out active,
with anything good selling at prices that
were anyway quarter and In spots
looked as much as S5c higher than yes
terday. Several punches OF the best
lambs sold as high as $50, while s. 6Off
$40 bought the bulk OF the good stuff
Well finished fed lambs that were too
$50. as did some that were very bury.
Fat end OF another out Of the Mexicans
that brought $50 yesterday was unable
TO beat SS,& showing only a SC advance
Movement was fairly active and nearly
everything had been closed up In good
season.
Muttons were in good demand. and fat
ewes which made up practically the en-
tire offerings Of aged sheep. brought 100
20o highct figures. Good to choice ewes
landed isrseiy az $685. IN The the latter @ fig
price that had been paid on this market
this month.
Feeders moved siuggishly all through
yesterdays session at pretty much re-
duced prices but demand was very linn
tied and even at prices that were to
wards the close q quarter or more lower
bunches Of good Mexicans took sS,o5SS
$40, while commoner stuff moved all the
way from N,75 down to 400
shortly before noon two loads OF the
MexicRns, which made 81. 10 Monday, were
bought at SS.O6, with cuiis at $50. Thnre
Ia still considerable inquiry for good
light feeders. a kind which has been very
scarce so far this week but the vencral
trade Ia anyway 26u50c lower than at the
close OF last week and most desirabl,,
feeders would hardly bring over SSR.
A deck out Of two-load shipment OF
fed lambs sold today at SS.lh, but tnat
not have wanted n fun load at the
money.
Quotations on sheep and lamhs: Lambs
GOOD, SS.ShefS. 50; lambs feeders, $1,000
N25: yearlings fair TO choice, t6.O0d6. 30
yearlings, feeders, S6OOd6o. wethers
choice ESSSS 2, eOvsV sSss Ssr 10; to gnod "a &,
aS.50; ewes, feeders, AOoub.0O.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01

NEW YORK, Nov SO.-CoFFEE-The
appearance of a few. European buying
orders seemed to inspire some scattered
covering in the market for cDffte
futures here this morning and after
opening at an advance Of I to points
the active months worked about 10 10
points net higher with May selling at
g. 72c and July at 6.S4c. Steady Brazilian
markets probably contributed to this
advance. but the demand soon tapered
off and prices later turned cas- er under
scattered realizing or a little trade sell
ing with May declining to 6.t6c and July.
6s0c. The close was ! to 4 points net
higher Sales, 81 800 bags; December,
Sc: January 6.59c; February. g. Sc;
March. 6.60c; April. 6.6Sc; May. 66 c: June
67lc; July. 6.Tc. AUGUST, 6.Slc; sept M
Der, 6S7c October. soc.
Spot, quiet; Rio Is, 7ssc; Santos is 9Ac
Cost and freight offers were easier W tn
sales of Santos Is reported at S.s5c
English credit. and with Rio Is quoted
AZ S.9Oc to 7.O5c. American credit
The official cables reported advances
Of so reis in the Brazilian markets, but
Rio exchange on London was 1-32d lower
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01

CATri.E-There was pretty decent
iuE OF cattle here today, 2Ss cars being
reported in This makes the total re-
ceipts for the two days 1914 head, about
600 head less than TOR the same period
last week and over 1900 larger than
yeai ago.
Ranse beeves continue In active de
mnnd. with prices FULLY steady. Cornieds'
on the other hand, are slow and weak.
not only uere, but at every other pont
as well.
Cows and heifers were generally steady
with yesterday, there being little change
in either direction.
tho same notches as yesterday. the de-
hIand being more urgent Tor the lighter
,atte of good quality, other grades being
4 little SLOW
Quotations on cattle: Prime cornled
beeves t9.O)@lc.O0; good to choice teI
yearl ngs, sS.OOdS75; fair to good fed
yearlings $7.O0QS.O0; common to fair fed
yearllngs. 5000 100; good to choice heavy
beeves. SS.OOqSi5; lair to good co'nfed
fed beeves, s6Ood6.Ib prITae grass beeVes,
s.. .G06rS.l5: good to choice grass beeves,
S6.60D7.75; fair to good grass beeves, ~ -
0D6S5; common to fair grass beeves, $5.2S
GId35; good to choice grass heiters, y5.Ig1
615; good to choice grass cows S0Op
SIS; fair to good cows A.5DdGl5O, conf
mon TO fair cows, $3..0a4.50; cd to
choice feeders. S7.t0u7.65; fair TO good
feeders, S6.2JQ700; common to fair feed
ers, $5..5@S.25, good TO choice stoc ockers,
S7.GQL75; lair 10 good stockers xe,-yH
100: common to IA stecNers. tS.2bdp660
stock heifers, S. 50a650; stock cows. N 50
Qb.tO; stock calves, $1,000 so; veal calves,
So Om9.51; bullg. stays, etc. A2 sQf6.25.
keIresentative sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Presidents Message
is Sent to Printer

WASHINGTON. Nov. So.-President
wilson's address TO eongess went TO the
public printer today. The message.
which is comparatively brief. will be read
at Joint session OF the two houses a
week from today. II deals primarily
with national preparedness. other ques-
tions on which the president hopes 70 see
legislation being left to treatment in
other addresses TO be read to congress
after the Christmas holidays
The address was read 10 the cabinet
today before It was sent 10 the printer
Cabinet members were enthusiastic over
Il. particularly the portion which deals
with the appeal for united action Tor
national defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
QuOtations Of the Day ON various
Commodities

NEW YORK, Nov. SO-FBoUR-Steady.
WHEAT-Spot. steady; No. 1 durum,
H.13i4, Z. o. b.. New York; No. / northern
Duluth. H.00A, c, 1. T., Buffalo. Futures,
easy; December SLIP.
CORN-Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow. Ohc.
oATS-Spot. easy; No. white. if1tG45c.
HAY-Steady: prime. N.90; No. !, 81 a
1;27lA; No. 2. sl.i5@l.9o; No. ,, sl.oO@1p5;
shipping, SOC.
HoPS-S eady; state, &C mmon to cho CO,
1915. 2OGS'c: 1911. sGIOc; Pacific coas:. 1915
1901 l5c: 1914 S6IlOc.
HIDEs-Quiet; Bogota, soQ31c; Central
America, &c.
LGA1HER-Firm: hemlock firsts, S3q
Sc: seconds. 3aD33c.
,PRooy,sIIssIoNs-Pork. -. steady; mess,
clear sI9.0o@2loO; Feet steady; mess,
SIG 50d17OO; family, t1s.0OaiSg0. Lard,
barely weak; middle west S940d9.5O.
TALLoW-Firm; city 7hc; country. 7qp
7isc: special SIC.
BUTTER-Firmer; receipts. 66S2 tubs;
creamery extras, SS1f@35c; firsts, 2SqS2hsc;
seconds, 25GHLc.
EGGS-Unsettled; receipts, $3.50 cases
fresh gathered extra fine, 39dilc; extra
firsts 36d3sc; firsts, SS@35c; seconds, q
M32c.
CHEESE-Firm; receipts, 4.9l5 boxes
state, whole milk flats, held, specials,
16&c; average fancy, l6hc: current make.
specials. 16hc; average fancy. 16hc.
POULTRY-Live, unsettled: dressed,
steady; western chickens, fresh, barrels
14lkq23c; fowls. 12a17c; turkeys, 17d22.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
BY direction OF the property committee
of the board of regents or the University
of Nebraska. bids will be received until
o'clock p, m, Wednesday, December
Is. 1915, at the office OF the undersigned
the grounds of the university medical col
lege in Omaha. Separate bios will be
received for installation, Of heating and
plumbing and vacuum clean
ing and electric wiring for said build
II 4; all bids on building construction and
the several installations OF equipment
must be in strict accordance with plans
dra wings and Specifications now on file
in the office of the superintendent Of
construction IN the university adminis-
tratlon building at Lincoln and IN the
office Of Architects Latenser & Sons IN
Omaha. Bidders may consult plans and
specifications either at the office OF said
superintendent or said architects. but
prepared under direction OF said super
intendent for bidding purposes. APPROX
mate cost of said building including
eouipment above mentioned, $3.50, 600 Bids
must be accompanied by bank cashier s
checks or certificates OF deposit payable
Nationally TO the board OF recent
~ the University OF Nebraska, in the
q mounts and for the purposes stated IN
The .sinstructions TO bidders" accompany
Inc pians and specifications. Bids must
lie he sealed and plainly marked on the out
pital Building Equipment" as the case
light is reserved TO reject any and al
The University Of Nebraska.
j. s.. DALES, Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
BEEF STEERS.
AND FEEDERs

HOGS-ShipperB started out right from
tho Jump tnis morning buying everything
trade closed more than fifty loads, or
close to half of the total receipts, had
been purchased on outside orders. on
inst rounds they picked out the best
kinds at steady TO &c higher prices but
later on when trade settled down little
most OF their purchases were made on a
generally steady basis. Some Of the last
sales TO shippers did not look hardly
STEADY, and In spots might have been a
nickel lower. on the whole shipping
V Ir,ces. Most OF their purchases landed
a'HURp feW as 'Ii high ass as s. 80 ID top at 5s -
Opening bids made / packers were as as
more than that, but ~ Sc offers were so
luCicrously low compared to shipper val
Tes that nothing was done. Gradually
offers were raised until when they were
no. more than 5qlOc down, a few hogs
started TO move. shippers stayed right
ia the game, however, and general move
T.ient OF killing hogs did not start until
lids reached the nickel lower level. where
the bulk was eashed. Al the best time
prices were hardly &c lower. and here and
there a packer bought a load that was
quoted steady General packer trade was
iairly active and average cost OF killer
drOves about sc lower. A few OF the
ccmmOner hogs that were left until the
were paid for better kinds early. and this
made the late trade slow, as packers In
Eigted on slight reductions In prices In
these instances, but nearly everything had
been sold before 10 o'clock.
On the whole, prices were steady 10 81
lower Long string OF the packing hogs
I fola at S. .35. with a fair showing at 81. 90
making the bulk OF all the sales 81. 500
G.S. There was as usual a sprinkling o.
| Eight and high mixed stuff under the bulk
/ RenreHeuIlllNa aalgHs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
station i LEGAL RA NOTICES

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posais will be received by the Board Of
District at their office In the Village OF
Bayard. Neb., for the purchase Of fif.
teen thousand five hundred eighty-tWo
Soiiars face value OF the per cent
serial bonds OF said district until 1880
O'clock D. m on the Tth day OF December
isl5: said bonds are issued under and by
state OF Nebraska, approved March 26th
iss5 Session Laws 1895. Chapter 10 and all
amendments thereto and pursuant to q
vote OF the majority OF the qualified cleo
fors of said district. The Board expressly
reserves tine right TO reject any and all
bids and will in no event sell any OF said
~ the face value thereof BY order Of
the BOARD OF Directors
SsiFned1 CATHERINE ROBERTS.
Midi
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Painful Swollen Veins
Quickly Relieved AMI
Reduced

Mrs r. NJ. Remler of Federal Kan
sas. writes an interesting account o. hel
success In reducing q severe case Of en-
larged veins that should be encouraging
to others similarly afflicted. She sUf-
fered with badly swollen and inflamcd
veins dn fact, one had broken), fog
more than seven years before she By
came acquainted with AbssFbine, Jr.
and used Il. AbsOrbine, Jr., was fatt.
fully applied for several weeks and 20
quote from her letter, The large knot
In the veins left. Il was all nicely heRlsd,
and has not bothered me since"
Absorbine. Jr., v IN antiseptic ili
ment--hsalinE. cooling and sOOthins. SAFE
and pleasant TO USE tioo and SEQ at
your druggists or postpaid. Liberal trial
bottle postpaid for 100 IN stamps.
w. r. YOUNG. p. ID. y.
lO4 Temple 81 sprinsflela' HAS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Germans Attempt to
Destroy Munition
Factories in Italy

PARIS, Nov O.-An attempt on the
part OF Germans 20 destroy munitions
plants In italy IL said by the Journal In
a dispatch from San Reno. Italy. TO
have been discovered by the Turin po-
lice. II was learned that the plan ap-
parently was directed from Lugano,
Switzerland. and the case was referred
TO the Swiss police. who arrested a boat
man. In his possession were found two
boxes labeled chocolate, which he was
about To ship to Turin. The boxes were
filled with dynamite.
The Journals dispatch adds that the
arrest OF q number OF other persons,
some of them connecte with the Ger
man consulate. is imminent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. O.-COTToN-spot,
steady; middling uplands, 12.ioc; sales,
500 bales,
l2.1Oc; January, 2i9c; March, i249c
May, 1272c; July, l2S6c.
Futures closed steady; December, l2.l9c;
January. l2.S0c: March, l2.6Oc; May i2S!c;
July. 1850.
Market closed steady at 2 points higher
10 6 points lower today, early new crop
deliveries being relatively easy,
easier; good middling, 7.79d; middling
~ 45d; low middling, s sd; sales. 500 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
knu.O. CIV Live stock Mnrket.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. A.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1900 head; market lower: prime
fed steers, 50. .25a1oo0: dressed beef steers,
81 90; western steers, So 256iS25; south
ern steers, SS.00fI7 90: cows, St.OOM6.7b;
s5.5Od7.50; bulls. A.50dS.75; calves. $500
mag5.
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 head; market
lower; bulk OF sales. 81. @.soaG7O; heavy
$40; light. S. 256p6. 65 pigs, s5.50n6.l0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 5000
head; market loc higher; lambs, S. 40et
200; yearlings. $6.S06I7.30; wethers, S5,b0dp
625; ewes. M76m7.75
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01

SIOUX CITY. Nov. SO.--CATTLE-Re
ceipts, $500 head market steady native
steers, s.. .G5mSO0; butchers, N.60M63;
cows and heifers. &00f16. 20: stpckers and
feeders, S5.O0aesO bulls. stays, etc. A.25
$3.50
TOGS-Receipts. 500 head. market lOc
lower: heavy. s6.35dS5O; mixed, 81 91r6 20;
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1000
head: no tone 10 market; wethers. $3.50
800; ewes s3.75d5 Is; lambs, N.OOdS.6O
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. $500 head; market steady; native
beef steers, s7.50dl020 yearling steers
and heifers, $S5On10 20: cows. $5.60di7 90:
stockers and feeders. $5.O0a72b; southern
steers. S5.25@S50; cows and heifers, $4,000
$50: native calves, s6O0n1026.
higher; pigs and lights. s.. 80; mixed
and butchers. S. 4066SO: good heavy, $3.50
@fao
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. $500
head; market strong; yearlings. $6.50n7 co.
lambs, $S:6d9.l5; sheep and ewes, $3.50
dt625.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Kansas city Grain ana Provisions.

No. hard. $l.O0d104 No. red Sl0S
clio; December. s6hq97c; May, SOlM
G1o2.
CORN-No. mixed. 621A@SSkc; No. 2
64Mc.
OATS-No white. 40040Ilc; No. 2
mixed. 363Sc.
BUTTER-Creamery, S2c; firsts, SOC;
seconds, 29c: packers l9c.
EIGS-Firsts, soc; seconds, 21hc.
POULTRY-Hens, l1lc; turkeys, l2c
broilers 1Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01

cSoice &silpi Upland. $40 5oGii 80; No. ], $1,000
Ia. So; No. 2. s. 100000; No. 3. s6OOas O6
Choice midland. s1o:O0qll. 90; No, i 500
Choice iowland 50 .OOQl0. .o0 No. /, 500
90; No 2, t7.0O6S. 90; No. 3. $5.o0d7 90.
g stTay q cSoss choiie oSf or wssst lya St"0le
Alfalfa: Choice alfalfa is quotable at,
sl2. OOdi3 90; No. !, 81 O0Gt12.00; No 2, 50 90
mi on. No 3 81 .OOlf9 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
stock In siabt.


NEW YORK, Nov. SO.-MERCANTILE
PAPER-2Ad3 per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-6O-da day bills.
s467: demand, 81 TOTS: cables, A.7i5O.
SiI.VER-Bar. 56Mc: Mexican dollars.
43i!c
BONDS- S-Government, easy; railroad.
heavy.
MONEY-Time loans, weaker; 90 and
90 days 2km2b per cent; six months. 2h
62& per cent Call money. FIRMS high. ?
3 Ger cent. last loan. per cent; closing
bid. 1& per cent: offered at 2 per cent
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Ou and RoHiu.

pentine. firm, at Sac sales. 1ls bbls. (;
receipts, S74 bbls.; shipments, % bbls.;
stock 1880 bbls. Rosln, firm; sales,
217O bbls.; stocks, IS .55l bbls. Quote: a,
II, g. ID. r, F. $3.50; II. IS s2ih; !, s5 IS;
X. s6.15: NJ. $50; n. $3.50 VIC, S.75;
WV 81 .O0
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
METAL Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. SO-MBTALs-Lead
offered. t5.25. spelter. q. .26qlSie. Copper.
spot t8s 25a4O 25: December. S7.5OaSs 60.
Al London: Spot copper elS lOc;
futures. ESQ; electrolytlc, es9 los; Spot
iei25. Lead e29 Spelter, RlO4.