TIIE OMAHA DAILY PEE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1907.
9
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARK 1 1
Contiuoed Heary Selling:, with Lower
," : Cables,. Caasel Decline,.
ALL , CEREALS BIIOW BIO -JJEOP
Light Du ond Grifral Bearish
Frllny Anl Traders Arc
th Chief reatarc ef
. . .. . the Dag.
OMAHA. Pwmbn I. 1VT.
Continued heavy Belling, with lower Liver
pool oable. nt price on all Brain (or
a material decline.
Light defoand and general bearish feel
ing among irauer ar tt feature.
Wheal opened oif several tracUona on
weak foreign cables, lack ot demand and
hear? tolling- by bear faction. May wheat
opened at 87!e and closed at 87tc-
t orn was lower with wheat and price
lid off owing to a lack of demand and
heavy selling of future. Tha weather id
the oora twit hag bean very encouraging
aad ha bean a strong bear (aciur. ALsj
corn opened at 4V and cloaed at Alm
ost were lower and quit active oil aelU
Ins by iar-e Una Interests and In sympathy
with wheat and corn. An ay oala opened at
tdo and closed at 4e.
A-rlnmry wheal receipt' wrl 1.619,011.,
nd nipmente were l.TTS.OiaJ bu., againai
receipt teat year of XlWU . bu. and. ulp
menie of I.Uimu bu.
Corn receipts were 3, 0m) bu., 'and hlp
menta Were ui.G6v bu., kf alnat receipt last
year of e&,kai ba. and shipment of US.xov
bu. Clearances wera Ltt.uuO bu. of corn,
.0u9 bu. of oat and wheat and flour equal
to f ot bu. ' . ,
Liverpool Closed St ' lower en wheat
ana to d lower on corn.
Local ran of options;
ArticUa. Open.; Hlgh. Close.) Low. J Tesy,
Wheat I T
iec.... ir ir, rs rs ms
May... im -.-ws w-
July... v , v so
Corn
Dee,... .'4tr H4 4fi 4
May... . d K, , 4.'4 Eh 49
July... , 48-J. M AS 60 '49
Oet '-
io.;.. s h w
May... ,. 4 60 , 4XV 60 4v,
Juiy... 43-1 44V, U-t 44 3
' - Otnahn Cash Prleee.
WHEAT No. 2' hard. 94c; No.- hard,
me; Mo. bard, 964 98c; No. I spring,
94 4, 91 Ho; no trade, 890c.
COHN No. I old, 52c. new, 48 He; No. 4
old, SOtteitc; new, 4St46c; No. 2 yel
low, eld. 61tle; nw, 4lt?49c; No. I
white, old, 42c; new, 41a.
OAT8 No. I mixed, 454c; No. I
white, 41 9 46 c; No. 4 white, 44 V0
44e- standard; ' 46 O 47c. . - .,
RTi No. t,,, 70472c: No. I, 61 C 70c.
,.Oarlet Beeeltti,
:- - .,-. Wheat. Corn. Ct.
Chlraro ...,...,. M 228 208
Minneapolis .A..... 177 ...
Omaha 10 4 26
ulut 122
CHICAGO OIUIH AND PROTIII05I
Feat area ml tke Trwdlws; mm Clwalas;
' Trioea etat Bwwrd e( Trade,
' Clf ICAOO. "Da I Ixwer cables and a
liberal lnortaae In tha world's supply of
.wheat had A dnreaalns effect today on
local wheat marknta, the May delivery
cloelnj St net loss of o. Com was up
H4TSo. Oals wkra I We hlfher and- pn
vlelaas S to .liyyo hlhr.
The. .wheat market was Inclined to b
weak all day, although the pronounced
strength of coarse grain tended to steady
prices late' In - tha session. The market
opened weak, owing to a decline of 11. at
Liverpool, and to a continued heavy move
ment In the Trorthwest. Tha weakness
abroad wws said to have been due to In
creased offering, of Argentina wheat.
New ot the day wag almost exclusively
In favor of the bears. Export demand was
sHack, primary reafettns wtere liberal,
Bradstraet's report on the world's visible
supply bowed an Increase of 1,500,00 bu.,
compared with a decrease' of 2:,ou0 bu.'
tha corresponding time last year,' and a
final eatlmata made by a private crop
expert os tha wheal crop of Ksnaas placed
tha total yield at . S.0u0,06o bushels in ex
eaes ot the government's estimate. ' Prices'
rallied; nearly" sent frrmv-the- low--petnt
of the day an covering by aborts, .which
was based on tha sharp advances la corn
and oiU. Tha close was steady. May
opened SO lower, at tl.OlHtil Wft. sold
off to n o.'1 and closed at tl.01. Olear
. ancee of -Wheat and flour wera equal to
7t.2taV bu. srtniary reeeipta were 1.649,000
bu., oompared with 1.164,000 bu. tha oorrw
sponding day one year ago. Minneapolis,
Iuluth and Chicago reported recelrits of
1 SI cars against 1.S00 oars last week and
47 cars one year ago.
The Corn, market was decidedly strong
oeemuse oi actTve aemana oy several lead
ing bulla. QSertnga throughout the day
wera light. A ready demand for all offer
ings on tha sample tables at a Ho advanoe
created considerable bullishness among
trader ta options. Talk of almost total
depletion, of stocks In tha east also ex
erted a powerful Influence on buyers. An
other bullish factor was the final report
an the yield ef corn In Kansas, made by
private, crop .expert, which placed, the
ylald ar W.OtCOOO bu. leas than tha gov
ercarusnt'e, Tha close was strong. May
opwned VilTSe lower, at SMigfcoHo, ad
vattoad ta brfHe and cloeed at M&
tee. Local receipts were 208 care, with
14 car of contract grade.
. Oats wera strong almost all day, owing
to. a demand for cash grain, which was
generally taken by eastern shippers. Trad
ing was quiet early In ths day because of
soma confusion growing out of trading In
tiew style contract, which was mad
necessary by a new rule which makes No
Whlta oats deliverable on contracts at a t
cent penalty. The market closed strong
May opened He lower, at froo, sold at
too and than Advanced to Be, and cloaed
Attno. Local reoelpt were 208 car.
Provisions were firm all day on buying
by short, baaed chiefly on small stocks of
lard In store here. Tha bulge in ooarse
grain, however, had considerable effeot. At
the close May pjrk was up mfrc. at !.liX
Lrd waV UP To. at f7.S2HiT7.86. Rib
were Ho higher, at l6.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow are
Wheat. 11 ear; corn. 111 cars; oata. si
care; boga. K.vOO head. "
The leading futures ranged as follow:
Altk.es. Open. High.' Low. Cloee, Te.
lu.s
4V
4H
0,
CO
tH
II 71
II 7H
T HO
MM HX. 6i
1 ev'al 1 1S 1 oJH
WW.HiHaH.ITHUS
(4a1 ISU
M6H
SI) M
fH
I
o
0H
11 TB
U Id
7 16
H1
vH
?.-!
II Tl
T
T7S
, H
4x,:
11 76
1
I tee
t4
KH
u
U 63
U ?H
"7 T7H
T 7S
6
-'H
Wheat
leo...
s)ay..
July..,
Corn
leo,,,
May..,
Juiy.,,
Oata
Lft
May.,
bMay..
aJuly..
1 bJuly.
Jn...,
May...
leiU
Jan.... May,.,
11'' -Jsn...,
May...
a, aid; b, new.
' h were follow:
rLOrR Steady; winter patents, 4:SOS
m, winter atratahta, 4.I-3M; spring pau
VSHUT-Ao. t pr1ng, n.0gj.0t No. I,
. fc-oKjc; to. i yellow, 631
jVo. . ,
' Not I white, 44H-C60C 4 -e'
UAH1.A. i ijj feeding, staTtc: fatr to
44h;iUit Au, 1 aonhweetern flax,'" 1 ia
rr,T imil,h'' Hs" Clover, contract
grade. I: SB.
J KjV'It4uN8-ehort Mba, sldee (loo)
b.st:7.Kk, Meee pork, per bbl., 11.7fc:HniL
Lard, per lua lbs . V-Hb.J6, BUort ciear
sie (boxed;, l7.W67.aV
Raoelrrta. Rhlnm.nt
, vvw.....,... J J
WI.eat, bu , 2x 4t
('urn, bo.,.,.. i 117.
Data, bu
hye. bu 4ou0
UarWr. bu u fru '
' on it e freduca eachanae tu.1 th I...,-
ter market wa Arm. Cree-meriea, lkviv
ilrlos, l.Wi-. 7. lcJ, at inarki
Included, hti-t'l lirsta, 23-; trlnie
liret,, ju exaa, tVc . Ueee. s(aJ, jj
tjKu. ,
j t
' . . Taleda iveel Market.
TOLKDO, O., rec a-SFrTvlciover
cti, MW, 'teerrtber,' t W,- March, livli
alv.se, prime, l9.se; tlmutLy, xiriuie. 1 io
wielbjg. Isrilr ef OraJsu -
Ki'W VOHK, Dec. Ae3ctl . abl aad
taU4ipua .4UAUiiUaUuiia reveived fc.
61.
11
n i
ia
i.
6 W
Kratre-t' show an "Increase of HOnnTi
t uheln tn thw wnrkl vkxit vljilhl or-
plv.i iCom. 1'ivltwl r.iate erd Canada, oe
I'resVp. 6wA btinliel. Oata, l'nltel Btate
and Canada, Increase, !. bushels,
KW . TOKK CKtiJetAI. MARKKT
atars 'af Trad lag wed rrleoe
Laadlwa; taaamaelltlea.
NF7W TORK. Dec. t-FIXl.,R Receipts,
si.su ddis.; exports. I.MV4 bbl. ' Markel
dull and barely steadv: Minnesota catenta
Ao.atfa.bii; Minnesota bakers. $4 &0"6 (0; wln-
-r jiaTnt. 4 WXy.; winter etralsrnta,
4 4ii4.d6; winter low grles. i 7n-u-4 la.
nvs hour, steady; fair to gAd, 14. IwuolS
choice to fancy. so.JOCJo. Bucawheat
Hour, quiet, siot''u!J.10.
CORNMEAL, btearly; Tin white and yel-
", tiiu'iiut; coatse, ii.zsoi.it; kiln
urien, n no l s. I
RYE-Bteady; No. 2 western, tc, f. o. b,
.ew lorn.
RARt.KV Nominal.
WHBAT Receipts. 124.8CO bu .: exrvorts
13.4f7 bu.; spot market easy; No. 2 red.
n.ui',. elevator, jo. I red, 11.03, f. o. b.
float; No. 1 northern, "Duluth. 1116 f o. b.
afloat; NO. 2 hard wlnrer, I1.11H f. o. b.
float. At flrst weak and about o lower,
. owing .to bearieh foreign newn. bis: In
crease In world s stocks and liquidation,
wheat later rallied about ;o, with corn,
and closed "?4c net lower. December closed
L'C'v May, .tx-li(il.(9e., closed $k.9
CORN KecalDts. 7.aJ5 bu .exoorts. 44.
407 bu. Bpot market steady; No, t 6Sc,
elevator, and 674o f . ' o. b. float; No. i
white. 6c and No;-2 eMoW. T.o f. a. b
afloat. ' Option market was -without trans
actions, closing 'a, to ys net Jower. De-
vriiiiJi v , ibii wL, J1 VIUSPQ 0a-C.
OATS Receipts, W.7oO bu : exports, S MP
bu.; spot market firmer; mixed, oata, Xiftti
pounas, ojo; natural white, uounds
W'HtWi; clipped w hue, tJaii pounds, 64H-3
HAT Steady ; good to ' choice, 11.05 9
4.1''. - w .
HOPS Hteadyt state, common to oholes
i"M crop, istwc; ios crop, SlfSc; Pa
cific coast.. 1K07 crop, llc; 1806 crop,
LKATHTSR-Qulet;. acid. 24HC27HC
I14.601S 00; mess. '10 00?f 1 80; beef
hams, 127.60; packet, 611.6012.00; city,
iimmis, psRet, Ill.dOW ctty
India mm, 120.003 !i 00. Cut rrteats
sieaay; picKlea nellies, Iv.OOtSplOKO
pickled hams, tA.Bfxff 10.0th Lard, firm:
western prime. (K 4it.oo; refined, fair;
comment, "'; (4outh America, x.7
compaund. 17.2S$7.60. Pork, firm: fam
ily. II . on ig.60; short clear, $16.00
17.00: meen. I1S.OO'1S75
TALIX5SV Steady; city, tc country,
( U ffl 6 He.
RICIS Quiet; domestic, fair to extra.
s - 'u t .f -. apan. nominal.
Rl'TTFTR Irregular; creamery, thirds to
frets, 21ia?7c; held, seconds to specials. ZZ3
sic; procesn, common to specials, 1Mj2THo
western factory, common to firsts, l&g20c.
LnctsK-rirmfn. state, rui cresm.
small, colored nd white, September fine,
15Hc: large white and colored, Septem
ber fine, lBc; large, October best, 12c
rnrm,-- state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. 45360c! trrwwi
to choice. SSfc; brown and mixed fancy
p-ir-virii onni.-c; average oeec, s'sw; nrst
to extra first, 29 33c: western and southern
firsts. SOflSlc: seconds 2fS-nc. .
POULTRY Dressed Weak; western chlck-
n, lutQisc; tuiKeys, U'lftci fowl, 1Q12HO.
WKATHER l.w THE OHAIX BELT
Fair and Slightly Colder, Saya tha
Prophet.
OMAHA. Neb., Dec. i, 1907,
LJght snow flurries era general this
morning in the upper Mississippi and Ohio
valleys -and. lake region. The weather 1
clear In the aouthern states, and geifcrally
clear weather prevail everywhere west
of tha Mississippi river. Temperature are
lower along the Missouri river and west
Into the mountain district, and will be
lightly lower In this vicinity tonlsht.
with continued fair tonight and Wednes
day.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation, compared with the correspond'
lug day of tue last three years:
1907. !. 1W5. 1904.
Minimum temperature ..23 14 1 17
Precipitation ....i .00 .00 -.00 .00
Normal temperature for today. 21 degrees
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
(.84 Inches.
Deficiency' corresponding period In 1906,
mcnea. -
Deficiency , corresponding period . In 1908,
Lay incnes.
' ; ' L. A. WELSJT, Local Forecaster.
-- t. Louis General arket.
. 8Ti" LuL'lS, . - Deck. .-WHEAT-Lowri
tVaeki Bio.fZ red cash, Bttc; No. 2 Jisrd, Wad
H.U2; December, 6c; May, ll.OlVS 1.010.
CORN Firm ; track. ' No. 1 cash. 66H
SK4r; uecemDer," D20( stay, to; rno. x white.
OAT.S Firm; track. Ko. cash, 4 Ho;
December, 4tVio; May, 610 ; No. 2 white,
' -
PWULTRY Ptrm; chicken. 8Hc; pring,
ltc; turkey, no; oucxs, so; geese, ic.
. FLOl'R Dull; red winter patents. 14.6&9
A90; extra fancy and straight, M.20QH.66;
cimir. a.i ityyn.w.
FEEDS Timothy, steady, 23.00.
C'ORNMEIAL Steady. $3.6&4.U0.
URAN yulotj sacked east track, SSc
ka.ii.
HAT Steady; Umothy, . 111.0017.50;
prairie, auaiz.uo.
IRON COTTON TIE-I1.10. '
PAOOINO HHc. - ,
HEMP TWINtVlle. ..
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: Jobbing.
171.26. Lard, higher; prime steam, HUH.
Dry salt meats, lower; boxed extra short,
!8.&H;clear ribs, IV 60; short clears, 6S.00,
Bacon, lower; boned etra short,- l.60:
clear ribs. 69 S7H; short clears, 1 rn,.
BTTTTER Steady ; creamery. HtltTHa.
BOOS Dull; 21c, case count.
Rex;elpt. Shipments.
nour, ddia jo.kjo
Wheat, bu, 11.000
Corn. bu. 15.0O
Oat, bu , 22.0U0
l&yxi
14.000
200
28.0U0
Koms City Grata aad Pravlstaaa.
KANSAS CITT, Dec; 1 WHEAT De
cember, 9-Jc; .May. -7Hc. Cash: No. I hard,
4vwi-: No. S, WHS'J; No. 2 red, 94 He; No.
1, ?fi2Hc.
CORN -December. . 4THc; May, 80HC
Cash: No. 2 mixed. 4Hc; No. 1. 47H'3'4Sc;
No. 1 white, 47H"S6le; No. a, 47HC-4SC
OATS No. I white, 4fc; No t mixed,
47HlHo.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, 1U.WC12.00;
Choice prairie, f.26.60.
" m'TTER Creamery, age; packing, 14HJ.
BGOS Extras, 2&o; frstB. 23o.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat.-bu. .42,00 tSOO
Corn, bu. : r. . .&.!"
Oats, wi 4 4.0u0 1000
Quotations at Kansas City, as reported by
Logan & Bryan, No. 1 Board of Trade,
were as follows: '
Article. r Open. HlgTl. Low . Close.
WI.eat
May ....
July
Corn-.
May . ....
July ....
7i! . 97'96.trJ K9
iv ' BHB
s '6sWWHHB
60 ii-) , 6oSB
MlwaeapolU Urwfw Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 8. WHEAT De
cember, $l.v:HrlA'i No. 1 hard, tl.OSH;
No. l northern, 61.04H; No. t northern.
i.H; No. I northern, tscogl.
' FLOCK Firm, patents, s3.4oi6.EO; second
p&Ui.ta, IC.lut.40; first clear. 4.Jt04.4o;
second clears, .Stj &.J.
BRAN la bulk. ii7.jn.6a "
Liverpool tirala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. I.-Closlng: WHEAT
Spot, quiet; No. I red western winter Is
9Hd; futures, dull; December 7. 4d:
Vsrch 7s, llSd; Ms- 7e, losd. - -
CORN Spot, quiet; prim mixed Amerl
ran ie, Hd; futures, quiet; December 6a.
i.H'1; January 6a, l!,d.
r"lX)LH WlnLer t,alnta, steady; K M.
Mllwaakea Ural Market. '
MILWAfkta tc. -WilMAT- Lower;
i?i-15-'rfh'rn' 11 --"I 10; No. I burthern.
C Oth: ktfcT. ji oih. Wd. ' : -
.l!Aioot;Tbl,lyi " Lai '
CORN Higher! No. I caah, t23c: May.
HSVvO asked.
Dslstk Grala Market.
DlLt"TH, Mtnn.. Dec, l-WHEAT-No.
1 northern, tl.094; No. 1 northern, C Outs
Deoen.ber. H.Oii; May, ll.ta, .
OATH 47c
' i - '
SLael Malnaaaa.
M1.-W YOPK. Dao. .erOAR-Raw
r, .. ff-. Mrtnln SIR... . . - . '
test, 142-; pi.laea sugar, late Rerlned.
1J. 4K; No. 13. I.fcie; No. U I t-; confetti, ,n
ers' "A," ibtc; rriullld "A." i po; cut loaf
6.fe: crushed. 6 4dc( powdered, 4.jc; grau
Uinted, Atvi Cubes, ... , - . ,
..' Market. -
.KUvy TOKK, Dec. -.xn-'ri?E--utures
r'arket li.ne,J steal, net unchanged to I
Hts hire.ar: tieTit-r. 6 ': Mareh
5kVKJ'- My to; Julv. 4 if-c .'; ter
et-twr. l'.Fl.k-; er.,t. stesiy; Hlo, ,Ni
7. - tWt.. Nrv 4,.7,oniMd wt.rfee, qui. t;
Crduta. lkslwa
NEW .YORE STOCiS'AND BONDS
llaxket is Irregular and Dull Hoit of
Mornirig Seision.
MESSAGE WITHOUT ' EITECT
Addreeees of Flaaxtrlal Leaders aa
Orer-Exteaslea ef Eaterprleea
Chill asecalatloa Close
Lowest mt Day.
NEW YORK, Dec. l-Prtce were put
through a remarkable aerie of fluctuation
today at the Stock exchange, without any
perceptible explanation for the change In
the current of ths new or events. Trie
movement. In fact, was rather obviously
manipulative and professional. The trad
ing fell Into extreme dullness after a time
of this experience, which was somewhat
bewildering In its effect on the minds of
the room traders, who were left In a
condition of weariness accurately reflected
In the languid movement of the market in
Its Intervals of repose.
The feverish whipping up of the market
and the excessive Irregularity of the fluc
tuation were regarded as device to con
ceal the trend of the speculative operation
going on and to facilitate the accomplish
ment of tha enda sought by giving the
market an appearance of great breadth
and animation. The aggressive bidding up
of one or two stocks wa believed to be
directed against Important outstanding
short -interests In these stock, of whoso
position their opponent seemed to have
accurate knowledge. Reading and Ameri
can Smelting were -conspicuous in this lass,
and the course of. these two stocks dom
inated the whole market for a time. The
later quietness suggested the meeting of
large selling orders to realize with large
buying orders to cover liorts. during tha
period of activity, resulting In a material
reduction of the epeculativ position on
both lde.
The publication of the president" message
was made the signal for the closing up of
speculative commitments, as the various
forecasts of the message had been made the
basts for uch dealing In the last few
days. The actual perusal of the message
disclosed little material to prompt the
adoption of a new market position. There
was a general agreement amongst financial
authorities thst the Improvement In the
banking position had not proceeded far
enough yet to warrant any important ex
tension of credits for use In stock market
operations. The recovery In the premium
on the currency, which approached 2 per
cent today, emphasised this view. Various
requirement were reported to explain the
hia-her currency premium. Th meeting of
pay roll, the need of Importer In mak
ing cash payment of customs and, espe
cially, the persistence of demand from omo
of the western and southern banks for
cash, all were In evidence. The Immediate
future of the United State treasury finan
ce I also coming In for om serious dis
cussion. It la generally understood that the
treasury has met the extraordinary drain
of It available cash holding In tha build
ing up of deposit with the national bank
by every bookkeeping expedient In the
transfer of disbursing officer and other
accounts aa well a by deferring outlay on
appropriation wherever possible. But the
postponement of uch expenditures doe not
evade them. nd their payment will neces
tate the replenishment of the treasury'
cash balance. To draw on the deposit
with the bank Just at thla time, or , tn
fact before the turn of the year, would
Involve condition tht would be viewed
with some anxiety. The tone of public ad
dressee published thla morning by financial
leader of recognised information and ac
cepted authority, especially on the possible
extent of over-extension of enterprise yet
to be rectified, had a chilling effect on
some of the purely speculative enthusiasm
which had been stirred up In the Stock ex
change neighborhood In the last few day.
Ixmdon continued to sell stocks in this
market, notwithstanding the large Influx
of gold holdings Into the Bank of England
and the decline In the open market discount
rate. The discount - rate at Berlin also
receded, which development was viewed
with special satisfaction In view of the
weak return of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many for th week and the anxiety that
la felt over th Berlin position generally.
Lt price of stocks, after the numerous
fluctuations, wera about the lowest of the
day.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. B.SHO.OOOv I'nltod State bond Wer
nncnangea on can. . ,
Number of sale and Quotations on stock
were as follow:
-' t T'BiIm. HIkh. L4. Close.
stuai Express ......
Ansiisntated Copper
Am. C. P...:
An. C. A P. pfd
Am. Cotton oil
Am. Cotton Oil phi
ksisrlcsn Express ..........
Am. H AL. pM
Americas lea Securities
Am. Linseed Oil
Am. Lsnssed OIL pfa
Am. Locomotive
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am. B. A R
Am. S. K pfd
Am. Sugar Refining
Am. Tobscoo ptd elts
Ansconds attain Cs
Atchison ,
Atchison- pfd '.
AUsntlc Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bel. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr.
Canadian PaclSc
Central of N. J
Chesapeake A Okie
Chlcaso Ot, W
Chlcaas A N. W
Chtonso, 11. A St. P
ChJceao T. A 1'., offered...
Chicago T. A T. pld
C, C, C A It L
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A 6o ,
Cole. A So. lt pfd
Colo. A Bo. td ptd
Consolidated Ok
Cora Products, rfg
Cora Products pfd
Delaware A Hudson
Del.. U A W
Denver A Rio Grand
D. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities .......
Brie
Erl 1st Pfd
Erie 14 pfd
Oeneral Electrl
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. rump
Int. Pump ptd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd.
Kansas City so
It. C. So. pld -
Leulavlli A N
Moilcan Central
Minn. A St. L
M., Bt. P. A S. I. M
M . St. P. A S. S. At. pfd..
Missouri, Pacific
Missouri. K. A T
M., K.-A T. pld
Nsttonal Lead
N. H R of M. ptd '.
N't- York Central ...
N. T., 0. A W
Norfolk A W
N A W. pfd
Nona Americas
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania ..,
People Os
P . V , a A St L.
Preeeed Steel Car
Pressed C. pld
Pullman Palace Car...
Kesamg
Heeding let pfd
Heading M pfd
Rerubllc Steel
Repat'lle luel pnt ...
sua Isiaad Co
Rock Isisnd Co. pfd ..
St. 1 A F M pfd.
St. Louis I W
St. U i. W. pfd
Southern PaclSe
So. Pacific pld.v..,.,
So. Rstlway
So. Rsilwsy pfd
Texas A rac-inc ,
Teiede, St. L A W ..
T. St. L. A W. pfd J' ?4
I nloa PaelS b. :-li7i
rTv, shows: AvAflhM Vaah balance,
eJL.J ftjV..'; gold coin and bullion, $ii,A4,ol;
gold Certificates. .3.(6.a
Kew Tark M enter Market.
NEW TORK. Deo. l-Closeg Prim
men-antli refer, 7iis per oenU Sterling
exebang weak, with actusl business in
bonkers bills at 64 (niliaM .j for demand
and at 14. .5 rnr sixty day.bula. Com
merclal bills. 14 HI.
BAR SlLVLis-iTSc; Mexican dollar.
uoVERNMENT PONDS-fiteady; rail
read bonds, irregular.
iloNLl On caJU eteady, 4? per cent;
nosing onereu at 4 per cent; time loans,
firm; sixty days, 10 jier Cent; ninety day a.
Wiv per cent, six mourns, per cent.
nosing quotation on bond were a
Knows:
..1MU, planner See.
. 1" L. A N. unl. 4a...
..M0 Mea. a. a 4.
..lwAtea. Ceniral as....
..Ill do 1st inc
..117 Minn. A St. L 4a.
.. t M . K. A X. 4s
-' do la
.. te N. R.R. ef H. a
.. II N. T. C. f. IHS...
.. 14 N. J. C. la.....
.. Kvt No. PaclSe is.
.. -t de Is so
.. Si's A W. . 4 t
.. t C I. L rtdf. . II
.. Pea, eonv. I we .
Heading gen. as. 3
St. L A I. M. I t.l"3V.
Bt. U A 8 P. fg. 4a. 7S
et. u s. w. s. aa... sr
Seaboard A. L. 4s... 44
"i So. Pacific 4s St)
Tlv, do 1st 4s ctf
w eo. nanwar .
44 Tax A P. 1 l4tt
T., at- Ik m w. at . . at
ff
t. ref. fa, re.
ee eoapoa . ....
0. S. la, re
do coupon
C S. a. 4a, rrg...
d coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a....
do s
Atchlaoa sea. 4s...
do adj. is
Atlantis C. U 4S..
Bsl. A Okie 4
do J-
Rrk. R. T. a. 4a...
Central of Oa. 4s..
do 1st Inc
do td lac
de Vd Inc
Che. A Ohio 4Hs
Chicago A A. !.
C. V. at a. a. 4s.,
C, R. I. A P. 4..
do col. 6
ecc A st. L. g. t
Col, in 4. 4c ser.
Colo. Mid. .
Colo. A Se. 4
Cuba sa
D. A R. O. 4s
Krie p. I. 4s
do re a. 4
Jspaa 4
do m ctf
do td ernes.
Bid. "Oflersd.
-
. Tk
. M
. M
74
.U4i
ta :
i
(i
B
, 11 Vnles PaclSe 4s..
M do ev. 4s........
t P. S. Steel td Is.
St Wabash la
T7 do oeo. B
, T u eetern Md. 4s..
17 H '. A L. . 4.
17 Wa. Central 4s...
.. I4H
,.
..14
.,
..
.. Tl
.. 7H
Boston Stock astd Bonds.
BOSTON. Dec. 1 -Call loans, g'(fl2 per
cent; time loans, 6H& per cent. Official
clnsina; on Btocks and bonda:
Atchlaoa adj
oo 4a
Mei. Central 4a...
Atchison
do pfd
Boston A Albany
Boston A Mains..
Boston Elevsted .
Fltchhurg pfd
Mriican Central ,,
Pare Marquette ,
t-nion Pacific .
Am. Arge.
Am. Pneu,
.. So Atlantis
.. JH Bingham
.. 71 Osl. A Hecle..
.. Tt Centennial
.. SI1 Copper Rang ,,.
..l7ii Daly West ,
..1M : franklin
..lll"40ranby
..HI lain Roral
.-. 15H Maw. Mining ...
.. 11 Michigan
.116 Mohark
Chern. pfd 74 Moot. C. A C..
Tub IV Old Dominion ...
Airier. Sugar
do pfd ....
Am. T. A T.
Am. Woolen
. do pfd
Edison Elertrt Ills, .too
oeneral Kleetrlo
Mass Electrl
do pfd
Mass Os
t'nlted Fruit ...
United g. at....
do pfd
V. 8. Steal
do pfd
Advtntur
Allouea
Amalgamated ..
Asked. Bld.
I'1 Osceola
Parrot
1st f tlulncr
14 Shannoa
I Tamarack
Trlsltv
.lil U. . Mining...
. Ht'. t. Oil
. f rtah
. 4v Victoria
.Ilk Winona
. AW, Wolverlns
. 14 North Butt ....
. A"1 Butt Coalition
. Ss Nevada
. 14 Cai. A Artsooa.
. tl Aiiaona Com. .
.
.. 1V4
.. 7i
.. SO
.. ITU,
.. t
.. ISA
.. s4
.. 1
.. ISU.
.. u
.. 10
.. 7
.. as
.. !
.. AS
.. t
..
.. 4
.. 4
..lie
.. 404
.. 1444.
.. PS
London Closing; 8 took a.
LONDON, Deo, t Closing quotations on
stocks were:
-.onaoia, money S3 M.. K. A T
do account ......... US N. T. Central
Anaconda Norfolk A W
Atchison TJ do pfd
V M Ontario A W
Baltimore Ohio.... Kit Pennsylvania
Canadian Paclflc 1:!, Rand Mines
Chesepsake A Ohio... As Reading
Chicago ot. W I Southern Railway
- at. . oo ata
in
U V I24 4a, 49
Alt) Wi 2 At4
100 I7H I7 i7t4j
i,iuo u rj
I
lkl
lo 16 144 li
4- it n n
..... i
A5
, VO 17 17 144
I 6K 7H 74'i 7A
frO 11 It 1
IWO l.sv4 lieSH 10T
100 WH 6 '4, . 41
I M 14 32S Si
11,X T1H 714 71
HI M U 814
LlO T0U, S
1.7Jt I3H S3 l"14
M
ss rr4 M -
A I'M 152S 111
140
ti nvk r
1,100 1 t 74
70 lMk 44j 114
i&,v lut liw iuni4
.1 ioo ii
l.ieo If WH 41
I'.rrt m 1114 1
100 Ik. li 114
46V,
10 At AS IA
PA At II
100 11 11 11
41
1.J0O 11 13 . 114
426
It U 1
' l'-O b it U .
1.(10 41 40
4.PO 17 14 14
II tb
t'W tt 14
l.l'O 117 116 lir.
1 S 44 4
AO0 124 1S4 1-4
10 II
II
e-JV 10 10
Ij
tl
1
14
SA
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ii
44
41
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61
U" 110
TT . 74
11
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tr
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r-
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11.40
11
16
15
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30
15
r-,
74
4"0 .107
V 1! lf
f'"J 17 '4
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1
15
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114 Hi
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44
14
11
It
15
"H
D beers
Ltenver A R. O..
do pfd
ttrie
do 1st pfd
do td prd
Orand Trunk ....
Illinois Central -.,
Louie-Ills A N...
SILVER Bar,
.. 17
..100
.. 45
.. II
.. M
.. 17
..
.. 41
., 11
.. At
.. 7tc
..IS")
.. at
.. 17
.,
.. 10
.. II
.. 10
14 Southern Paclfl
" Union PaclSe ..
. II do pfd
.. 17 C. 8. Steal
..'IT do pfd
S Wabaih ,.
.. 1" do pfd
1 Span lab 4
,. II
nil let 9 li.igA ri, aiiiim
K,"lVl.'V . . - . . -, - .
jiu.ir.i-i'nm per cent,
Tha rate of dlacoaint In th open market
Tor hort bill la oH&d per cent; for three
month' bill. 6Vti;'k per cenL
New Vork Hlalag Stocks.
NEW YORK. De. 1-Closlng quoUUon
on mining stock were:
Adams Con. A . Uttle Cblet ...
A"e KO Ontario
Braeo -,;--.jr Ophtr ..,
Brunswick Con. AO otual ,
Cematork Tunnel ll' Savage
Otw. Cal. Vsi..)i'1 Sierra Nevada
Hera Silver , l.iw Small Hopes .,
Iron Silver so. Bxaadard
Leedvllla Oon, ' w"
oflarsd. , i
.. I
..
..10
.. u
.. AO
.. M
.. 14
..lu
CliFlsllinniai
In other parts of this paper will be found ad
vertisements of the different retail merchants
of the city urging shoppers to do their Christ- '
mas shopping early.
We also would urge the public to take time
by the forelock and shop la comfort by shop
ping early.
In a short while, when there is but little time
left before Christmas, everybody will hurry
downtown and return on the cars loaded down
with packages and bundles, and, although we
will make every effort to provide adequate fa
cilities to carry the crowds, we know there is
bound to be severe congestion. Therefore, take
advantage of this splendid weather, the un
broken stocks of merchandise at the stores and
the opportunity to travel in safety and comfort
before the rush commences.
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Ry. Co.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ko Great Change in Cattle Valnei
Compared with Yeiterday.
HOGS SHOW LITTLE IMPROVEMENT
keep nnd Lavntba In Llgkt Reoelpt,
wltk Trade Reasonably Actlre '
at Teaterday's Prices
Feeders Ratber Da 11.
. SOUTH
Receipts were:
Official Aionday .
Estimate Tuesday
OMAHA. Deo. t, 1807.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep
6.32
b.XQ
2.748
6,000
6.0U0
Two days this week. ..10. 442 7,748 16.666
Same days last week.... ,4J4 6.464 13.401
Sams days 2 weeks ago. .11. til 10.236 IB. 342
Sams days 8 weeks ago.. 11. 41 4,876 87, 1U)
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 8,64 6.20 la. 064
Same day last year 10,241 12,410 20,218
Th following table shows th receipt ot
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha
for tha year to date, compared with last
year: li7. lL Inc. Deo.
cattle 1.0W,h8 094.741 106.147
Hog lloa.ra 2.235.972 132.678
Sheep .. 1.M6.770 2,uu6,624 s,'.b4
The following table shows th average
price of hog at South Omaha for th It
several days, with comparison:
)
Daily and Personally
Conducted Tourist Cars
The Idea that an Inferior class of people patrontra
tourist car is an error. On many trlpg only
the best class ot travelers are found. They
are merely men and women of good sense
who would rather travel
TO CALIFORNIA
Data. 1907. 19O8.1806.1904.lO3.1902.1901.
.Nov. 22..
Nov. 24..
Ni.v. 26..
Nov. 18. .
Nov. 27...
Nov. 28...
Nov. 29...
Nov. 80..
Deo. 1...,
IJM. 8...
Dec. 8...
408 6 111 4 641 49 4 211 166
6 06 4 491 4 20 6 16 .
8 96 4 72 4 48 4 Ik! 6 03 6 75
4 074 6 00 461 688678
4 266ft!467 4 20 72
6 07 4 72, 4 4V 4 24 0!
4 W4 4 83 4 47 6 10 688
4 60 6 04 4 42 4 84 68
606 4 82 4 A34S6609
404 4 87 4 4x 4 22 60)18 63
464 608 4 48 4 42 6 14 6 87
Sunday. Thanksglvlng.
The official number of cars nf etnelr
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.Hogs.SheepH se.
C. M. & at p. Rv ... a
Wabash 1
Mo. Pacific System .. ..
Union Pacific Syate.m 89
C. A N. W. Ry. (east) 6
C. A N. W. Ry. (west) 22
C. St. P., M. A 6. Ry. 2
C. U. A U. (east) 2
C, B. & Q. (west) .... 75
C, R. I. & P. (east) 6
Illinois Central'
Chicago OL Western, t
Wool Market..
BOSTON. Deo. 2.-WOOI-The dullness
of the local wool market is still maintained,
although the slow 'movement to the mills
Is apparently due to curtailments. Man
ufacturer, however, have been In the city
locating desirable supplies and a revival
anticipated aftef the first of th year.
Prices lor good, staple territory, Oregon
and similar supplies, line delaine and half,
blood fleece remain uuite firm, while cloth
ing wools continue steady. There have
been some sales of.Ohlo, fine delaine and
half-blood In order lots and sample lots of
clothing grades are moving. In territory
wool small lots have been transferred at
prices which show no material change over
last week. Pulled wool 1 very dull and
ttier 1 no demand for Australian cross
breds, although there I a fair supply of
aadpd running from 40s to 44s on the mar
Ket. Ths prices of the leading western
wools are as follows: Kentucky, Indiana
and Missouri Three-eighths blood, ii'fjiHc:
quarter blood, 2yo0c; scoured value. Texas
line, twelve month. 7V7Sc; fine, six to
eight months. 6.o fine fall, 6i(&66c.
--"vwicin, t'wc; mraai county. aBm Wg.rthi.mP
ivulava2c: Bu.iith..rn jLggjiart - At. earn ertnetmer
. . - ' - " iru-aAVVV. AAAAA. AII3jV WUinAtl.
Oregon i-aatern. X0. 1 statilu. ToZvin
1
' '
17
20
14
1
6
e
4
18
8
I
Total receipts 212 72 22 8
The disposition of the dsvs recelnts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing th num.
uer oi neaa indicated:
Ruyers. Pattl TTns-s Rh.rn
.7iiiKua racaini o. .
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour AV Co
Omaha Pack. Co., Denver
Vaneant A Co
Carey & Benton
Ixibman A Co
McCreary A Carey ....
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
K. P. Lewi
Huston A Co
Hamilton A Rothschild ..
1a. F. Huss
Wolf
J. H. Bulla
J. B. Root dt Co..
O. McConnaughey
iia. Kftct Vall'Wr" rilSX" T B. Inghrn,
tory Scoured basis, fine staple, r78c: nil
medium, ataple. 706 7ic; fin clothing.
wc; Hr.e medium clothing, !4iti6c; half
blood, tt:c; three-eighths blood, 6SQtSc:
quarter blood, 64,060; pulled extra, swu.Oc
line, Gf-a.xlc: A iiin aw '
' utis, iC
it wrini a,., j...
medium gradea, combing and clothing, i&i
fcVkc; light nne, aortac; heavy fine, liaiTe;
lub-Washed. 2iji33c. . -. -,.,
Cotton Market,
HEW TORK, Dec. 8.-CuTTON-Puture
"pc"tv sioauy, uommser, 11 ic; January
lo.fc; February, ly.Mc bid: March, 1uac:
April, W.Mc bid; May. 10.9Sc; June, lv.'wc:
July, luKlc.
rutures closed steady; December, 11.29c:
Jantary, 10.ijc; February, 10.9Jc; Man-ii
lu; April, lO.iAfc; May, 11. Mc; June"
U.mc; July, VOKc; August. lO.ww.
cpoi c 10 ata ieauy, lu point lower; mld-
uiui upiauus, ii-iogj, miauling gulf. 11 sue
No salt-e. , ,
GALVESTON. Tex.. Deo.
Hifthrr; llac.
ST. LOUIS,
Quid: middling
, , 1, . - .sj, iie,-
U.177 bales,
ii i'OOL.
I. COTTON-
Mr.; Dee. 2.-COTTON
ii vc; sales, 'J61 balea; re
stilimunts. 26 bales; stock,
7 I. TYITTOV t. .t
good business done; pr ces 4 poh.ts higher;
A mi-rii iui miduiii. ta!,, iiu
tiling. 6.45d; middling, ?3d; ldw middling.
la; good ordinary, i.47d; ordinary 4 STd
The sales of the clay wer 12(uo hale, of
which 1.6O0 bales were for speculation and
exiort. and Included U.7i) bales American.
Receipts. 23,00tr bales, including 19.100 ba'es
American. .
14
. '.Mi
t'nlon Pat I do pfd 4u vs 7t
V. . Eiprcaa ' )
V. S. Remltr ..; " 4J 41 U
0. 8. Rubber e l4 1 :
V. S Kukosr fd U T w, 1., tnu
V. S. Sle Tl r 14 I0 4
U. S. Steel pfd ti.tui w H t:
Va--Tsrullns Cbsentcal
Va -Csro. Chern. pfd PO A so M
Wabaak l'ri S S
Wakes pfd TlM 17 14
a'rlls-Fsrt Espresa ...,'!'
Wesclnstio-ise Kleetrla 1.AO 49 . 4S 44
Westers Inloa A AS 44 44
Vtksella A L.. l.vug ISA I I
TA tsca&ata Central ...... ..... IS
Wis Ceatral r'd... AS
huirlk.ro P.rlBo II k 114 111 J!)
Oraat Nnrtkara ptd f.lo 111 l,4m
Casual Leather 1 II lt'i It
trul-sl Leaiaer pfd "" 74 74 14
lBi-n-ro.ua Met ' Ti I T
1st Att. VIA t 1 II .1
l;us-ri..ff eld Steal S" IT 17 II '
Tutal sales for Us aey. 4J4 sharts.
Bank Clenrtasia.
OMAHA. Due. 8 Bank clrarlncs for to.
day -aver 81.717.76.T and for tlia cum.
sounding dale last ' ear. 81.7')6.(ili OL
Trraaary Statraaeat.'
WAPHTNGTOV. Ic.' l-TMar'i' s-at--
ineei nf tne trsstiry ba'rnc-d in the aten-
etai lutid, exuiusliiCk-of lUe Mj,Ji),juv uKi
Metal Market.
NEW TOKK. Dec. 3 MTCTAI.S Tha
itidon t!n uutraet wa higher, spot c!m
ing nt 13' 'is Bnd frturee-at A134 lus
Ivoca!:y tl r..arkrt was dull am! hii,-r
.,n,r--i-'hy, oi.otatlurs ranging trom
j. to l-"0 i".. Tie London cupver narkt
Hdvarced K't. ,.5 lea Xor siMt uiij for
tuti re l'--i;y the market was dull and,
ni,t -thr;ariij;r j, the foreign gain, quota
Uotrs .t i,.-er. at 12 5"j'13 7J for lake
6 3 -t.f li ;, for elet-irolytlc and 8.3 (fr'13 75
for casting. Lead was higher at 15 li.s
in th.- lxr,iinn market, hvu continued weak
lK-all Ht 14 otit is. Spelter was uncharged
at iil 1 ti the London market. The market
here was weak and a. shade luser. the
averaife being Irn was Inwer
'n tr.e Ki. tilth market, with -ilandard foun
dry nuoted at 4is 3d and Cleveland wa--rants
at 4irs. Tr.e local trarket wns nnml
tul . uncKanged. No. 1 foundry, northern.
j.k r-'qix .75; No. 8 foundry, northern, I17.7S
trl' X; southern grades, nominal
aBJ-,.1.AJVL3' . 'Drc- 1 M tTTALS Lead,
dull; $41J., PpeHer, dull; 84.4u.
1 - Oil and Rosin.
N EW TORK. Dec' 8 -OIL-ottonsr-ed
nil. firm: prime crude. 3Vn -,Tc ; prime vel
''.', Petroleum. Ann; refined New
ork, 8v7. Philadelphia ,r,a Baltirru.re.
.: PMladelnl.ia and Palti-nore. In bulk
It 95 Ttirpentlno, steady; 49'4.
R'l Niul-t; trained. couimon to aoud.
83:8.70. .
8A"Wf. Ga, Dec. I-OIL-Turpen-li,
firm? 4 He.
Hos I N vuoied: A. B, C, C 7orTg0; TJ,
" nv-8(i: E, 62 S 00; F ti.9i3.o; 1
9.J.iO: H. rr..3i;: j 4-t 76: J, 84 80 : M'
K V,; N. 66.10; WO. pi SO; WW. 16 85.
Use Rea aant ads to boost your business
Vt't.an ruu have anything to sell adver
tise It la Th B want ad culuir
Lhmer Broa
Bt. Clare Packing Co....
Homestead Packing Co..
Independent Pack. Co...
Hahn
Meyer
Hoffman
Other buyer
747
861
L138
751
78
13
26
VA
68
116
110
62
10
226
41
114
87
79
97
43
63
24
6
667
916
l.t-9
1,032
976
1.181
931
1,343
20
6
628
194
12
87
1.282
sCrfi
Total 6,449 4.192
CA i i LB Receipt of cattle thl morning
wer considerably larger than yesterday,
211 car being reported In. At th same
time the other market point wer report
ing very fair runs for Tuesday. Th trad
t thl point was a little slow In opening,
although the feeling was that cattle would
teneraliy commaiid steady pricea. It
seemed, however, as if buyer wers In
clined to wait until they could learn more
about conditions at other points before
uipping in very heavy. Hence It was thai
th forenoon was well advanced before
buyers and sellers got down to a trading
basis.
Quotation on cattle: Oood to cholc
corn-fed steers, 6o.oOu6.80; fair to good
corn-fed steers, H butTo.(Hi; common to fair
corn-fed steers. I3.ta.4a4.ti0; rood to cholc
range steers, 14 U4.u: fair to good rang
steers, U Mit Oo; common to talr range
siee.s, JjtwyjStj; good to choice cow and
heifer. 13.,3.75; fair to good cow and
heifers, A.'.tVi,.u0. common to fair cow
and heifers, 11. Jifil w; good to cholc
itocker and feeders, $4.ta-4.40; fair t
auHid stocker and feeders, tU.suwt.U); com
mon tu lair stocker and feeuers, lU.uvrf
hen th trad finally got under way
there 'Aa some, little Ufa to it, so tnat
the most of the beef steer changed hand
in fair 6eason In Hie morning. As a ru.
Wh buyeia and teller were reporting It
5 bout steady with yesterday, there being
no quotable ihange in elthei direction.
Cow and he-u'ers also sold In about th
fame notches aa yesterday, with the de
mund surhcleniiy urgent to clean up the
goi'd kinds In fuir season.
While ilier were quite a good many
stocker and feeders In first hands, pecu
lators wsi well sold out and wer In the
market for fresh supplies. At the same
time thsre was a good country demand
so that the market on that kind of cattle
seuerauy a utile stronger than
terday.
Rtrresentative salea:
In this manner and save a snug sum of
money to be UBed elsewhere. It Is begin
ning to be understood that It Is by no means
neceusary to spend a large sum of money
in order to enjoy a trip to the Pacific Coast.
If you cross the continent In on of the Tourtat
Sleeper of th
union pacific
Tou will
njoy your trip and save considerable money.
Inquire at
City Ticket Office, 1824 Fnrnam St.
rnone Dong-la 1828.
cows 1087 8 06 1 calf 130 6 75
A. L Hodge, Nenraska.
11 cow 8 00 7 oow 93 2 20
4 cow 1U.U 2 20
Crescent Live Stock Co.. Nebraska.
to cow 923 8 00 14 cows 996 8 00
t COW. . . ..1000 8 80
William Curtis. Nebraska.
1 buU,-.lo 26 19 cow 978 I 95
. 6 cows..... 9uft J, 78 .
C. H. Tully, Nebraska.
64 cow 875 1 90 84 cow...,. 8D 2 90
13 COW 938 2 90 18 cow 8n2 2 90
Charles Avery, Nebraska.
12 cows 1010 2 06 6 cow X t 90
23 cow 1(41 2 05 T cow 664 2 90
Ed Pierce, Nebraska.
feeder,, i2 8 35 6 feeder.. 930 1 S5
4 heifer... 737 2 00 2 heifers... its) I 60
Stetter V Togan. Nebraska.
16 cow 9! 2 90 9 cow Iui7 2 00
Jcow 975 2 90 18 feeder. . 9X 8 60
5 feeder.. 700 8 00 8 bull 14i5 2 60
F. J. Keley, Nebraska.
1 ter 1070 8 60 cows 1006 2 90
1 cow L210 2 90 1 cow 700 8 10
WYOMING.
8 80
8 60
1 66
2 66
2 26
4 10
1 66
8 90
2 70
.8 SO
8 00
1 SO
116
8 1
8 10
2 60
8 10
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. II
BEEF
STEERS.
No.
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41
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179
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CALVES.
1 7. I
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A v.
..121
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..117
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..111!
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2 ftiws...
1 bulls...
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4 cows...
1 steer....
FEEDKR4.
IS
441
4
W ttfl tlcN 8 NEBRASKA.
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1 86
2 85
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2 35
4 15
1 75
2 60
4 15
41 cows....
1 cow....
11 row...,
17 bulls...
6 heifers.,
11 cows
14 enw....
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8 20
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1 76
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18 steer.. ..1197 4 15 4 cow irtTO
6 feeder.. M I dl 2 feeder.. 870
20 cow. . 934 1 86 22 cow 922
8 calve.... 28 4 00 37 cow lil
IS calve.,.. 249 4 25 2 bull r.'J
20 ter....llo8 4 10 f teei....l0J6
8 cow 948 2 25 3 cow 970
3 bulls 1833 2 26 2 feeder.. 8ftO
cow ltr!7 2 70 62 cow 966
2 COWS.... .11115 8 80 fJrnai UM
24 feeder.. KeJ 8 75 1 feeder ..lt-JJ
Theo. Soester, Wyoming
cow..,.. 968 8 00 1 cow 900
1 heifer ... 620 1 00 ,
Mllward Bro., Wyoming.
18 cow 646 8 16 8 Cow 818
1 bull...... 1470 2 60
William Bro., Wyoming.
8 cow JjoO 8 10 4 cow P-3
8 cow 990 8 10 4 cow 9S7
A. N. Hotchklss. Wyoming.
steer,. ..1W 4 20 1 steer 1100
I bulls 1300 2 25 6 cows KW
Bis Beaver J. 8 Cn w
14 teer....lS(i7 4 10 U cows 913 ' I 80
17 bull 1364 2 60
C. L. O. Moore . Wvnmlp.
COW 707 8 80 14 cow 1149 IN
11 COW 8X9 2 26 6 heifers. ..1040 8 45
E. ii. A F. Weltner. Wmmin.
148 cow. .l'i9 8 66
R. H. Bilcox, South Dakota.
2 feeder.. 816 8 16 80 cow 935 2 80
HOOS Opening report from Chirac
gave the market at that DOlnt aa aln I.
lower, jim mere seemed to be a feel
ing thst after uch a rapid advance during
th last few day a reaction was about
due, sellers who could secure steady or a
little easier price were glad to sell and It
looked a If they were doing th right thing
under the circumstances. Later on, how
ever. It. bream apparent that the demand
w very brisk on the part of both packer
and shipper, with the reult that Instead
of being lower the market became strong
and active. Th trade as a whole might
be desj r bed as s rong to shsd high, r t. an
yesterday best time, or quite Tittle bet
ter than yesterday's opening. The receipt
though the largest for several days!
changed hand in very good season in ths
forenoon.. The bulk of the hog old at
84 6TV4 65. with A top at 84 75, as against a
bulk yesterday of 4 6oij-t. and a top at
1 sler tr41n fared still better, buyer
taking manv of them at the chutes at
14 . 0 and belter, thu making the close 63
13c hither than yesterday general market,
or a go4,'6e higher. than tha beat fim.
n
yesterday, laking the late sale Into con-
bulk of all th hogs sold at
sideratlon
14. MTU 4. 70.
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a.Si i U" 1 I"0 lo choice fed sheet,
ii Ln. " '. o ou-4.et: yearl nsa.
VV.AA.Ar. : . '
H.UtM Mil k.. . L. ....... -
-.7ixu3.26; common cw, 8LI&el
"VisacatlUVI sales I
No.
112 Wyoming lamb, cull.
3.10 western ewe
li6 wetern yearling ......
4 western ewe
5 Colorado yearling
484 western lamb
42 western lamb '
118 western wether
46 native ewe ,
n! ,w". Cull.!";
116 Idaho lamb
23 Idaho lamb, feeder.;..
260 Idaho lambs, feeders...
s Idaho wether and yearling 110
Z. tj L "eniwrs ana yearling Ki2
s Idaho ewe lv,,
U 1.1 . u ls
.u.uu ewes ,
413 western ewe
311 native lambs, feeder'.
39 western lamb
7TTn ewe- c"' ....
i Idaho ewes, culls
126 western ewes, feeder"
ood
26.
Av.
.. 68
. 108
. 82
. 106
. 92
. 79
. 74
. 149
. 141
. 81
. 73
. 66
. 108
115
6
80
90
63
108
was.
Pr.
4 64
4 80
4 76
4 00
t 00
6 10
I
4 80
4 85
800
( 90
t 40
5 40
4 65
4 65
4 10
3 80
?8
n
2 60
4 10
8 60
17..
SHEEP Receipt of sheep were again
quite moderate this morning Th run con
sisted almost 4ntirely of fed stork, ther
boing only about three cars of rangers on
ale and they were feeder. There wer
lao tlirre or four cra of fed stock fat
nougti for killer, making a total of seven
or eie-lit cars that were hardly suitable for
anvthmg else than feeders.
The market on killers was In very satis
factory rendition, there being a very de
tent demand for desirable kinds. The
trade, while not tane laliy active, was
nevertheless In satisfactory shape, so that
th bulk of the offerings changed hanfls
lu good season In the morning The price
paid were not tiuuiably different from
those which pi availed yesterday, both buy
er snd ellers quoting the market a
steady with yesterday. Lambs wer as
high as U K with fed yearluig at 14 p.
Old wethers, heavy weights, sold up to
84 60. the same price a wa paid for th
lame stuff on Wedneadiiy of last week.
Kallv ewes brought 84.80, a agaiost 84 30
On laat Thuradav.
Th trade on feeder waa very alow and
Cull. Ther did bvl appeal1 t be very muvA
CHICAGO LIVE ' STOCK MARKET1
1 1 4
Cattle and Sheen Steady, Hoar Wens'
to Ten Cents Lawer.
s A5' Lrc- ATT LK Receipt
6.500 head; market teady; steer. Is.oVi
In tL,1!- i-o6t,-; heifers, U 506.00;
nHV lim-$ : 'va 8A6OW7.00; stookeri
and feeder. 83.0u4.on. .
HOUB Receipt 24.000 head) market
"efJV, 1U?i loW'T, chj1c h'v 'hipping,
86.0lKa6.16; light butcher. 85.0t8ti.l5; Tight
mixed. 84.8f.iVl 95; choice light. laiVxie Wi
SHEEP AND IA-MBS-Reoetrrfs 13 OCA)
hesd; market steady; sheep, 62 (Kafjo OVI
lambs, 6o.2fc4u6.2S; yearling. 14.S6.ft
Kansas Cltg Llv Stasck Market.
KANSAS CITT, Mo., Doc. 8.CATTLE-e
ff'i itaAtd. Wiudijgutb:
ern. Market. tedy; choice export and
dres.ed beef steer, 86 .26iS.76: fair to good
HHaW; western tee7sTl4 foI
k?1'L ,,'rf' 2-6oJ-46; aouthern sleera,
63.6(04.60; outhern cow, fLOVui.a; ntlv
cows, 12 a4.0; natlv heifer, 33.10u4.J5:
bu,L'V,if'hS'4-1: "lv' O-?6J.60. '
HOCbRecelpt, .7oo head; market,
trong to 10c higher; top 8on; bulk o
L t?'. !l'7tk& W; he"''r' K86.oi packers,
84 .64 So; piers and lights. 84.4tS4 9o
SHEEP AxVD LAMBS Receipts. 4
head; market. teady; lamb, 86.20a 25
we and yearling. 84.lMj6.00; western
jearllnga. 4Mr6.75; western sheep, 84.2fS
4 6v; stockars and feeder, ti.0uin.ii.
St. Loala Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Dec. S. CATTLE Rv
cPa. 8.6 head. Including 6u0 Texana
Market, steady: natlv shipping and export
teer. 85.3fc6.00; dressed Leei and butcher
t?M' iA 6 te; ateer under 1.000 pounds,
83.iV44.6u; storkers and fedar. 82.lai litr
cow and heifer. 8-' 7fitl.iaj: eannera. i s
800; bull, ti00tft.6t); calves. 8300M Ooi '
Texa and Indian steer, 83.6y5,vD; cow
and heifer, II. 258. 78.
HOOS Receipts. 6.600 headi rr..ri..
tr'.iig to 15c higher. Pig and light. 4.a&i
t.Za; packers. 14.7611 10: butcherl h..V
trfvy. 14. 916.26,
SHEEP AND LAMBB Receipt, lfe
head; market. 10c lower? nsilv. ...'.
8l(4u6.16; lamb, 3.6.i4) 10; cull and buck a!
la.oiKu'i.Ou; atorker, IZ.fxVpS 46. ?
.,
St. Jasenk Llv Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Tc. J.-CATTI.PV.j
ceipts, 2.&UU hesd: market, atea.lv r.
Native. 14 Ooiirt, 00: cowa anrl kr... ., ti
o,i .,,,.1.....
HCtOS-Recelpts. 4.4w head: market
trong t 6c higher. Top, 84.65; bulk ot
sales. 84 t&n4 60. ,
SHEEP AND LA MBS -Receipts 994 head
market, steadv: lambs If. .
Ii;.mii., ,.-n s.a. :.n, "-"'.
v,.c.., hajiiu, ewes.
4 0.
Slos
larket.
City Llv Slock
HIOl X CITY. De. S.-f.r-clal Telegram
CATTLE Receipt. l,0,aj head; iJarket
steady; stocktrs slow; beeves. 84 (Mao 60-f-.iwa
and heifers. A-'.c-i.uj; sttjckers and
t''fy'j3,'60M 'WW3 751 A'" an1 leArllngs,
H(tiS - Receipts. 2 ,k hes; ' ' market
st.-a.lv selling at 14.hT4.70; bulk of eelaa,
Stark In flight.
Receipt of live siook t tha sig prlnclual
western market yesterday:
nogs, fjneep.
f
South Omaha
fcl'.ux City ,
Kansas City .
St. Joseph ....
Sf. Ioul ...
Cblrag
Tutal
Catt!
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