Nebraska Newspapers

    Tim OMAHA DAILY DEE: MONDAY. flECEMHER 16. 1D07.
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PERSONAL
Continued i
.V OENTI.KMAN lnglei ownln
runnlni a fine home In the city
competent, reliable help wishes i
other gentlemen I single; to J 1 .1
htm and 'litf npirin equally (t. it
I-0 ea""h per monthi; ot.ject, 11 hie 1
.7Vs hoinr for fi h man at tnod'-n
iiirnn; only hlgh-cl;is men considered
fprfereMy rollege men); hcl of rf"T
imm given ar.d required. Address T si
pee. (1M-MT7
MMF N"ORDICA"S school
parlor f'trw a. snec'allr.
opposite Trinity uUri1'l.
r,f palmistry;
118 N. Kth.
REAL ESTATE
RBili K9TATB DEI,EB1.
1'AT.VE INV. CO..
Douglss 17-1.
GEORGE 1
1(01 Famam.
t door N.
T. T.lfe.
OS 9X1
COMPANY.
Tel. Doiglss TA
41S)-94
PETERS TRUST CO.. X. Y.
Life Pldg
fl9i W3
CITY FROPKHTT FOn 9AI.E
45" Acres for Platting
Field Club District
Eastern representative of owners hrie
for few days to close out their Omaha
property. This tract of land Ilea south
f the FkM club .arid, ha frontage of
three blocka on Center street, opposite
the Field club (round. A rather rough
looking -cornfield bow. but Willi splendid
natural advantage of' favorable location
capable of development Into a beautiful
residence Addition' ef 249 or more tola.
The Belt Line R. R. cuta through the
lower part, making possible the use of
part or all. of It or trackage.
If you would consider buying thin at a
very low price, wa want to see you. lauat
act quickly.
Harrison & Morton,
t2-U 'nVT. Life BlAg.' Tel. Doug. II.
e , (19 4ua 16
HSO
will buy elegant 9-room modem house at
414 N. flat tit. ; east front; paved ilrwt,
permanent aldewalk; beautiful lawn; large
ha da tree. Easy terma If necessary.
THOMAS RUENNAN.
Room L New York Life tiulldtng.
. . o k
KOR SALE A well built 10-room fram
house, beautifully -finished In hardwood;
hardwood floors, mantels, modern bain
room and tonvenUntly arranged. Will
sell at a very low price, to be removeu
from jireeent premises by purchaser. Ad
dress CL C. Rose water. Bee Bldg.. Omaha.
- - (1 MJ17
, SMALL FAEM BAE0AIN
10 acres H mile from town, close, to
Omaha,- roust be sold at once tJS an
acre less than It Is worth.
National Investment Co.
M1-6S2 BrVidaJs Rldg.
0-M& 1
FQR SALE OR TRADE
3.3fi0 aores of the best hay land In Nebraska,-
ik -tnUM from the county seat;
first-class improvefnosxa-; price TTU per acre.
Will trade for good city property. D. V.
Khnlea Company, 110 Board of Trade Bldg.,
omahax lei. Douglas 41.- tiui 3bi li
1 DEBIRARLB a-room. modem oak finished
norae resiQencn in ivounraa place at a
bargain, sure. Saa it and -make -sm offer
you may get It if at all reasonably. Easy
ici ixi. aiii vmm xx its cars xee.
' - . ' (Uh-MSU
i MFST self my s-roorn 'sejnl-tnodarn cot
tsgo and barn as I must lesvs the state
Ready to make- good sacrifice for cash
Examine Into, please. Address C f60
ears Bee. ' ; 1 r ilS) ' M451 kl
- .- IIIIHU r
TJflSo fl0.0f made promptly. , T- D. Weld, !
Wead Bldg., 1Mb and Farnam.
; , , -, ' ' ' gV-M99
FOR BALK Owner leaving city, offers ele
gant modern residence near upper Far
nam car line; quick possession; for par
ticulars aee Hicks, 39 Board of Trade.
' I19 M'7 18x
DEAL ESTATE TTTUT TRUST
CHA3. K. WILLIAMSON. Preau
CO.
OFFER a good 9-room house close in for
v-room mooern turtner out with full
lot. My house will rent at 940. Address
A 741 rare Bee. (ISi-MM 21
LIST yoor property with Chris Boyer, 22d
and Cuming Bts. 19 9Sg
- REAL ESTATE
rARJf.ex RANCH LAN US FOB IALB
Cslairast.
COLORADO FARMING LAND.
IVe have K0iu acrea of good farming
land close to Denver In eastern Colorado,
to sell in aay quantity desired and at low
price -and easy terms.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO..
&81-feS lirarideis Bldg.
(20)-M614
Xewrwasuv.
WESTERN LANDS VV'rlta for.our lists.
Walt investment Co., 401 Bee Bldg.
-.. ai-vij9 ii
MR. 1NVE8TOR-I have a Boyd county,
Nebraska farm ths? I must sell quick. If
you have soma Idle money here Is a
bargain for someone. Address Y . care
et bee. (20) M766
FOR SALE T4 acres, good improvements,
N. T- miles of city. Peter Olson, R. F.
V. No. . 3)r-Mti73 ZU.
610 ACRES good land near Kimball, cheap
it taken in ui uas, easy terms. J Web
ster l'rown. I'ljii l.intou llourse. Milwau
kee. Wla. (20 M631 hx
ffias.
HOLIDAY 'EXCURSION.
Taae aavaniage 01 i.w rates ana join our
holiday excursion tin the Texas Gulf
coast ceutiiry. tuesoayi uec. 17. Special
train from Kansas City, making many
stops ana siae irips. uo ana see a coun
try whee they don't have furnaces
colds and grip, Texas Land Immigra
tion Co.. M Bee Bldg. (2u)-M646 It
TEXAS LAND Wanted buyer for half
interest la H.tino acres rich river bottom
land, all tillable; rum, wheat, oats, al-
la.Ia, cotton; a money-niaker. B. H.
Graves. Shelton. Neb. (JP) M6&3 Ox
WUsnsis.
T" INVKtrrORS.
NO investments In farm Isnds are af-
i.ciea ry rauc'ki i;,.rtl:s. Put your money
where it will constantly Increase in value;
slwsys free from risk. We csn sell you
sny smcunt from 40 to 1.00O acre of north-
rn isconsin a rhoiceet lands.
O. H. INGRAM. Jr.
Rke Lake, Wla.
' . fSrtr-M9 Dec M
- , ESTATE LOANS
J-WKM3 AltE THE SAFEST SECURITY
FOR UnSKt lovi.i.
Wt.'T;!.Jv.,r. 6VKN AND bNB-HALF
"""" ""4M of Investors' money
ecured by farms.
During twenty-ene ykrs of business not
- - ia oeen taken - by an
Investor undr forecosure; not - a dollar
has Deeet iuet by an investor with us.
We now have aouie excellent fern-mort-
i.Dc. iw hii. in. erueutits are from
. METERS TRUST COMPANY
. . MiiW YORK LIFE LIJa
ta MH69 It
WANTrOCMy loans.
,1 eters Trusr Ca
- trti ti
MoNCT TO LOAN Fayne Investment
Co.
,-fc)7
MONEY to loaa oa Imyreved OmtUt prop.
set. wvg. sivs. e Y 1
WANTED-'tr loans and w.rr.M - 4
raruan BniHB - 4J., ir Jsmnm bt
- ttO-sM
" sinrfrsrn t'y prenrte. W. ft
m-.mm, - us a.uw.s4 bus Bide.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Contlr, ued )
1 IlIVATE MONET-NO DELAT.
QAIIV1N BROS, lt4 FAWN A M
. 22 94
LOWEST RATES Bemls.
Fsxton Plo.w.
22t- 94
LOANS on Improved OTim'' property
O Keefe R. E. Co . N. V. l.lf Pt-"
U. -"5
faufi TO tX.onr TO I.OAN-Prlvste nnny.
no delays. 4. II. Sherwood. 937 N Y. L'fe.
tK '.'
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy setond-hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves. carpetB. lino
leums, office furnitjre. old clothes, and
shoos, planoa, feathers, bed pillows,
quilts and all kinds of tools; or will buy
tire furniture of your house complete
The hghest Trices paid. Call the right
man. iel. Doug. 3371. ti-MTft) Ji
SECOND HAND feed sacks. No amount
tovi laige or loo small. V 8gr.t r. f-'.l N. 1-
li.-MT65
WANTED To buy calves. Tel.
Do-.,. 6139.
CS loo
SECOND HAND furniture bought and sold;
a, so machines of all kinds rented, 32 per
month Tel. Doug. 6M0. t2o)-M.'."9
TO FARMERS. PRODITE- SHIPPERS
Highest prices fcr butter and eggs. Cash
r iner 1.H1. il.se. Fend trial shipment. The
Bennett Company, Omaha. 125 MM
CASH paid for second-hand clothing, shoes,
etc. J No. liih 61. Tel. Red SJ-i.
(21-101
WAXTEIVim secondhand chairs and 1
largo beating stove. Tel. Webster 3H.
25). li
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED By -married-couple, rooms nnd
board In private family, or furnlhel
apartments f"r V.ouseKevpIng hi mn -11
house; will pny U for pood accommo
dations. Address E 779, Bee.
U'6) M37i
WANTED SITUATIONS
1 AM a first-class druggift with gilt-edge
references; l.ave shout IKmi I want to
Invest In a good-paying drug store, till. .-r
as half Interest of buy ail vith easy pay
ment on bal.ince. What have you? Ad
dress Y 81, care Hee. (.'7. M135 21X
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and stenog
rapher. Address E, Omaha B.-e, Council
Huffs. (27 M
DAY WOMEN' fiim!hod free cf charite.
Telephone Dounlas 1112. (?7-Mll2
FIRST-CLAPS accountant; who has spare
time, would like a small set nf books to
keep; good references; terms reasonable.
Addtess A 7o9. care Bee. 427) Miin 17x
WANTEDFlain sewing to do at l.nm. 6j)
N. 41st A vs. (37)-MtU17
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN VAL
ley, Kansas A Southwestern Railroad
Compaiiy. Omaha, Neb., Nov. 9, 1307. To
the Stockholders: Notice Is hereby given
that a special meeting of the stockholders
of the Republican Vbiley, Kansas & South
west wn-Railroad company will be held at
the t,r!ice of the company In Omaha, Ne
braska, at 4 o'clock p. m. on January 10,
11K. for the purpose of action upon ths
question of selling- ths railroad, property
and franchises of this company to the Cni
cago, Burlington & Qulncy Railroad com
pany, ths railroad and property aforesaid
beam now under lease to the said company.
hy order of ths board of directors. W. f.
Durkee, Secretary. NlOdHOt
OFFICE OF THE KANBAS CITY
Oniuna Railway Company, Omaha, Neb.,
Nov. 9, 19u7 To the Stockholders; Notice
is hereby given that a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Kansas City A
Omaha Railway company will be held at
the office of the' company In Fairfield, Ne
braska, at 9 o'clock a. m. on January 11,
19t-8, for the purpose of acting upon ths
Question of selling- the-roilroad. uroDertv
and franchtees of , the company to the Chi
cago, Burlington It Qulncy Railroad com
pany, ine railread and- :pcoperty Yores-o
it in m now unaer tease to saia company.
By order of the board of directors. W. P.
Durkee. Secretary. NlOdw".
OFFICE OF THS REPUBLICAN VAL-
ley st Wyoming Katlroad mmmin
Omaha, Neb., No. 9, 19u7 To ths Slock-
hoiuers: Notlcs is hereby given that
special meeting of the -stockholders of the
Republican Valley c Wyoming Railroad
company will be held at the office of the
company in Omaka, Nebraska, at 4 o'clock
111.. on January 10. Ijos. for trie ouruun
of acLing upon the question of selling ths
railroad, property mid franchises of this
company to the Chicago, Burliugton &
Viu.nc jtaiiroad company. tl.e railroad
atid property aforesaid being r.ow under
laase to aald company. By order of ths
txard of directors, w. P. Durkee. Mecre
try. Xlduut
OFFICE OF THE OXFORD & KANSAS
Kallroad comDunv. Omaha. Wh N.-..W
I. 1W7 To the Stockholders: Notlco Is
hereby g.ven that a special meetinr of the
stockholders of the Oxford aV Kansas Rail
road company wi. be held at the office of
the company at Omaha. Nebraska, at 4
o'clock p. ni.. on January 10, 1. for the
purpose of acting uuon the ouesii.m nt
selling the railroad, property and franchises
of the company to the Chicago, Burlingion
tt Uuincy Railroad company, the railroad
and probity aforesaid being now under
lease to the said company. By order of
the board ot directvis W. J. Durkee.
Secretary. I NlOdoot
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA AND BOUTH-
western icauroaa company, umaba, Nu..
Nov. . 1907. To the Stockholders: Nollcs
la hereby given that a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Omaha and South
western Railroad company will be held at
the office of the compaiiy at Omaha, Neb.,
at 4 o'clock p. m.. on January lu, lt lot
the purpose of acting upon the question of
selling the railroad, property and fran
chises of the company to ths Chicago, Bur-
notion ac vjuincy rtsnroaa company, the
railroad and property aforesaid being now
under lease to aald company. By order of
the board of directors, W. P. DURKEE,
Secretary. NIOdetit
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA AND NORTH
Platte Railroad Company. Omaha, Neb.,
Nov. 9. 19o7. To the Stockholders: Notice
Is hereby given that a special meetlna of
the stockholders of the Omaha and North
Platte Railroad com Dan y will be hahi at
the office of the company la Omaha, Neb.,
at 4 o'clock p m., on Janua.y Pi, ljOa, (or
the purpose of acting upon the question of
selling the railroad, property and franchises
of this company to the Chicago, Burlington
ac uuincy itauroaj company, ine railroad
and property aforesaid being now under
lease to Hie said company. By order of
By
the board
Secretary.
of directors. W.
P. Durke
NIOdoOt
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING Office of
Lee-Ulass-Andrecsen Hardware Comi any.
Omaha. Neb.. Dec. it. Ii7. Not Ire la hereby
given to the stockholders of the
ttlass-Andreesen Hardware company that
the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the company will be held at the offices of
said company, corner of Ninth snd Har
ney streets, in tha-olty of Omaha, in the
tat of Nehiaska. on Tuesday, January 14,
A. 1.. K". at 3 o'clock p. m. for the pur
piose of electing a board of directors for the
company, to serve duting the coming yeai.
and to transact audi other hualnts as ma
be presented at su' h meeting.
tSali H. J. LEE. President
Attest: W. M. GLASS, feecretary.
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Joln one of our Christmas Excursions to
Great Britain, Norway, Sweden, Denmark
ajtd Germany, leaving Chicago weekly.
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OMAHA -WHOLESALE MARKET.
Coadltiosi of Trade and Qao'atloas
Staple and Faaicy Prod ace.
FUGS Fresh sellltig eggs, candied. 25c
H' l i ER-Common, 16c; fancy tub anl
lolli, liable; creamiery, 31c.
CHEESE New -full : cream. Wlsoonsla
twins. 17Vc; new full cream brick. 47c; do
mestic, new Swias. 'ISc; new Umburger, 1
tjltie; young Americas. 17Hc
Livt, rVtUKi-sprmgi, 6c; hens,
Vroostrs.-'Se: diTt-ks. Wt; geese, fc; tar
Weye, 7St ; pigeons, Wc per dog.
jJRES&ED POULTRY Springs,- fancy,
c; hens, tfiS'.c; roosters, 4c; ducks,. Ik;
geese 9c; turkeys, 18c
HAY-Cholce No. 1 upland. 3W.00;' mt.
dlum, fcioo; No. 1 bottom. 3v00: off grades,
from 30.00 to 3.60; ryu straw, 37.00: No. 1
alfalfa. 111.00.
FRUIT3-
APFI.ES New York King's, per barrel,
3o.50; "None Such," per barrel. 95 35; M
ounce Pippins, per barrel, 36.2S; Maiden
Blush, per barrel, (5.0C; Baldwins, per
barrel, 30 90; Greenings, per barrel. 35.00;
western box apples, Colursdv Jonathans,
per box, t-S .25; Coljrsdo Crimes Guldens,
per box, tl.ii; Idaho Jonathans, per bog,
32.00; Idaho AV'lnter Bananas, per bos.
13 00; Washington Bon Davis. 32.00; Wash
ton Nortnern Spy, per box. 32.a: Washing
ton Greenings, per bor, 32.00; Washington
Baldwins, per box, 32.00; Wsshington horns
Beauty, per box, 32. Jf; Washington fall ap
ples, assorted, per box. 1. 754l.se.
VEGETABLES
TOTATOES Per bu., ilCTSe.
CABBAGE Holland seed, per Ibw. 10
lVe.
ONIONS Red Globe, per bu., 35 995c;
Den la, per crate, 919a.
SWLET POTATOES Small bbU. 31 B.
CARROTS Per. bu., 73c.
TURNIPS Per bushel. 50c.
PARfcNIPS-Per busl-.el. 7.
CELERY Michigan, per bunch. JSC 15a
TROPICAL FKL'ITSV
ORANGES Florida, ptr Ux. 33.00; California-Washington
navels. 93 00; Florida
Grape Fruit, per box. 6.;xa.K.
GRAl'Ld Concords, per Laskst. XVVvj
Malaga, heavy weights, per keg. S0O1-9
9 50; Mslsgas, medium weights, ger keg,
34.:"56.oo.
B A N A N AS- -Port Llmons. per bunch.
32-Ottf-l.efll
F1G3 AND DATES Smyrna f'.gs.
T crown, per pound, I4l5ct Smyrna figs,
t-crown, per pound, Uij'.ic; Smyrns figs,
4-crown. per pound, Italic: California figs,
boxes, 10 cartons, S5c; California figs,
boxss, 12 cartons. b$c; California fikia, bulk,
per pound. 5c; Hallowl dales, per pound,
(Vc; Khadiawl dales, per pound, tk; Sslr
dates, pee pound, 54tt: Fard dates. U.
00 tin d boxes, per pound, ii.
LEMONS- Fsncy, ) and alxe. .per
box. I4.bc4i5.C0; extra choice. 300 and MO
eie. per mii, t"WJ.u.
COCOANUTS Pet sack, 34 90; per dosen,
loe.
MT ECELLA N EO 1-M.
CALIFORNIA DKIED FRU ITS Prunes
are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second nanus, who seem deairoua ot
moving supplies ot Immediate grades, vio
lations rai.ge from 60 to 9c for California
lruit and from etjo to so lor Oregon.
Peaches very firm, with fancy yellows
(jjuteii ai uryc.
CANNED G0OD8 Corn, standard west,
ern, 75c. Tonutioca, fauy -pound cans,
9t.lt; standard e-pouiid cans. 31 2u, pine
apples, giaied, 3-pouud. 3-2odi.ju; sliced.
i.i4.m. viauou appioa. si.au. Cvliinrma
apricots, s- mt. r-eaua, t luiiJ Ii.
peaches. II scii la. L. C. peaches, U lvsd
316. Alaska salmon, red. 31.40. fancy
viiinooa, na. iauc ixki-jrt, flat,
3XLL Sardines, ouarter oil, 3i0. tliiee
QMSttets uiualsiU, U.i. beel poiaiues,
izai.ij eaueraraut, IU. pumpkins, toe
til iw. Lima ixans, 1-pound. litcnH.A
Bosket peas, t pound, fcc; fancy. :.Zo1-b.
NUTS California walnuts, per lb. lie;
Imported walnuts, per lb.. 13 9 lie; Tar re
scue .ilmonds. psr lb., lie: alberta. ier n.
13c; BraxUs, par lb., IS&llo; Pecans, per
lb., 12 a lie; peanuts, raw, per lb., ic,
peanuts, roasted, per lb.. 9c; Italian cheat-
nuts, per 10.. line,
COk'FEE Roasted. No. tu, 34c; No,
tie; No. as. 19c; No. 20. 14Vc
30,
SUG An uranulated. cans. per sack.
sat.u oeei. ,., iui luei. vac; cupes. fs,c
powdered, glue.
FISH-Hsllbut, lie; trout. IV; pickerel.
10c; pike, 14c; pike, fresh froxe-:. Ur:
whltehsh, 14 4 lie; Ltffaio, 14c; bullheads.
sauineu eiiu brHHii, ac-, ca(nsn, Uresseo
Lc; whits perch, 7c; white boss. 16c, b.aca
bass, Kc; sunfUh. tUc; crspples. i-c;
large trapplea, 14c; herring, fresh froxen,
(c: while inn, t rosea. UjL5c; pickerel, fresh
irosen, ic: rea snapper, ijc: Pound or s.
1. a. kerel. 13336c per (tsh; codflsh. fresh
irosen, ue; rea snapper, iiu; noundars,
fieah froxen. 13c; haddovk, freen frusep, lie
smelts, Uc; shad roe, etc ps lb.; frog less!
36c per doa.; green ess t-irlle meat, tc
HIDES AND TALLOW Oreen salted.
no. x, ic; ro. x. tvc. duii pines, ac: greea
bldee. No. 1. sc; No. Z. 4c; horse. 31 604, lie;
shei
No.
17 ' 1 ,zvl i;
1,. K 1 1 s ,
fvsc Wool. 11nJ-c-
Metal Market. '
NEW YORK. Dec 14.-1 ETA LB-As
usual in the absence of wblu. tne metal
maraeis were quiei ana suoeui no ma
terial ihacgea. Tin was Weak at IS! ltj
2X.JS. Copper waa reported r. with lake
q joted at 3.1 Oi',113 a. elect rel tio at 312 7jrf
11.00 and casting at 111 iojfv tead was
uucuangea at ntu. bpvlter waa un
changed at KtuD-4-att. - Iron ws hominatly
uncuangeo.
br. Lj II. Deo. 14. ai BT A LSLesd,
RAILWAY TIME CARD
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARiM
All Cereali Open Eathir Dull and Lit
tle Trading- ii Done.
CABLES SUSTAIN ' THE PEICES
gome "apeort Is 1st Evidence sad the
Fair Berlsiar Offers Stimulation
to the fjeaeral
Market.
OMAHA,
Brains opened rather dull
Dec. II.
snd very
All
little
trading
ilnn. Prlivs were well
sustained on the strength In cables ami
th market responded quickly to all buying.
Wheat was some dull today, as usual en
Pat urda) s.
There was some fair suporl In evidence,
however, and prices responded quickly t"
any fair buying. There was no radical
change In the situation and wl eat closed
with a gol strons undertone. May option
ope-ned at 9itc and closed at 9titc.
Corn was strong and more active antl
traders were more Interested. Reports ct
better country receipts has given operators
an opening and they are prepared to
s:art things on short notice. The market
holds a good tone and a good advance
was made. May corn open.! at l c ana
closed at 6-'tc. . . ,
Oals were fairly active, with a better
demand. There was a rally when commis
sion houses look all offerings snd csts
closed in good position. May, option opened
at 52c and closed at R2c,
Trtmary whnt receipts were 70.000 bush
els and shipments 2.'.' bushels, sgsmst
rvceli.ts lsst year of tUW bushels and
shipments cf 7,000 bushels.
,.,..lnl. cr. ftll.tlo.1 bUSHOlS
and
shipments S-V'.crti bushels, against receipts
last year of 61S.OO0 bushels and shipments
of :.ji.ntl bushels.
Clears nces were 104.000 bushels of corn,
none of oats, and wheat and liour CO.USJ
to YZ.fS bushels. . ,
Liverpool closed H'-i,d higher on wheat
snd unchanged on corn.
Seabosrd reported 16.) bushels of wneai
and 40.1.100 bushels of corn taken for export.
Local range ot cvtlons:
A J fi g I Open. I Hlh. Lew. Clorl Yes'y.
When1
Dec...
Hay...
July..
Mav..
1
51V
1
K-'sl
S'-S
61-,
4Hj
62
46't'
"S.cl
1
60-V
51 W
4'vjt
" I.
46V
C7H
81H
tV'vs
W'tl
M i
52-:
61SI
I
4N:
46't
July..
Oa'
Dec...
Mav..
4H'
4rtH,!
4SV,
44
Jiiy-.l
Omaka Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 934c; No. 3 hard.
92r; No. 4 hard, s.V'i9"c; No. 3 spring.
9-tr!c: no grade, 8(1isk',
'URX-Xo. 3 new, 45c;..o. , i.oik.
grade, 44'?4rf-; No. i yellow, new, 41'c; -o.
white, new. 4?c.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 47SrV; No. 3 white,
No. 3 white. 4Vif4lsWc; No, 4 white, U'gtsv:;
standard. 4ffr4i'jc.
RYE No. 2. 7Mi76c; No. S. i48',c.
Carlot Hecelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago
3
Z71
a;2
Minneapolis
3T9
19
3
'29
Omaha
29
Duluth
CHICAGO GRAIN A!sl PROVISIONS
Featares of the Trading and Closing
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Deo. 14. The prospect of light
world's shipments In .the near future caused
nrra rloso to the local wneai marnei
today. At the close wheut for May delivery
was up li4ic to KQbf. corn was S'i'c
higher, oau were up Vs''ic nd provisions
were from 10c to 17Sc higher.
The wheat market today opened firm on
the strength of higher, markets st Liver
pool, which were based upon reports of
rains, which are Interfering with harvesting
in Argentina. Later this advance was
checked becau e of liberal receipts in the
northwest. The market was dull through
out the session, the storm which has pre
vailed here for twenty-four hours interfer
ing with the sales rtf-'-cash wheat and
speculative bu; mg anJ es-lllng being light.
Lerter. however, the announcement win
made by an English, twf-rt that the pros
pects are for light ' world's shipments In
the near future. On the strength of this
the market rallied and" closed firm. May
wheat opened VO'sc to StiSc hl-rher at
31-00. .sl.lioS. sold between fl.00'4 and 31.01'n
and closed at 31.C'l'tfrl.0l. Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to 4.T6.0"0 bu.
Primary receipts were 70.t0 bu., against
!2.i0 on the same dav last year. Minne
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 639 cars, against tJi last week and
67j one year ago.
The corn market .was exceedingly dull
all day and Vrices ranged higher because
of the storms prevailing throughout the
corn belt, which was likely to delay ar
rivals and cause further deterioration In
the crop. Arrivals today were unusually
light because of the heavv storm. Mav
corn opened VSJC higher st 56tifi7c, sold
between wTjc and CT'taiV: and closed at
the latter figure. Local receipts were 171
cars, with 14 of contract grade.
Trade In oats was today entirely local
and the market dragged heavily, just at
the close prices advanced slightly in sym
pethy with wheat and corn. May oats
opened unchanged to HfUc higher at
fvVC to 5.V4C. sold between Mvti52c and
53c and cloned at &3tTC37irC Local re
ceipts were 2U cars.
The provisions market opened wesk on
the expectation of a big run of hogs and
lower prices for them. Tbe storm, how
ever, held the trains back and compara
tively few hogs came on sale. Buying was
good and prices not only recovered the
esrly loss, but advanced besides. At the
close May pork was up 17lc at 313.15, lard-
was itc higher at IT : and ribs were loa
12Hc higher at I7.OMi1.o7H.
Juttlmated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
32 cars; cora, 144 cars; oats, 173 cars; hogs.
3C.OI0 head.
The leading futures rarged as follows:
Articles. I Open. Kigh.l Low. Close. Yes-y.
Wheat
1
1
1 0OW
I
1 !'
Iec.
May
July
. 9J, 9TV, Ji
1 K,.l Onu.4-,1 OV
fV,j 96 96i,
Corn
rec.
Mav
July
US.' KM
fx.'k ft4fi'V
60
te(tVii7.s7i&'v
tV-s 67!-, a s,
. 1 . 37-.' 1 L -T. . I
Oats
a May
bMay
aJuly
bJuly
I'urk
Jan.
May
Lard
Jan. May
f4VtfS
S3T '5SHiS 54fiT, B3Hff 4
61;51S'3 lT51fe;
51"-iH
7Y
4tN
44S
48
"4
45
45'i
1! 75
U 20
7
7 96
30
7 10
46 V.
45
It 47V
U 9!4
7 Ttrvt
7 '
72H
95
13 47H
13 471 13 75
U 53
1 75
I 75
13 90
U la
7 75
T 76
7 3
7 95
Ribs
Jan.
May
7H
7i4:
90
l7Vxi
7 07H
No. 1 aOld. b.New.
Cash quotations were ss follows:
I'LOT'R Steady ; winter patents. 34 Jo
4; whiter straights. H2vir4.tB; spring pat
ents, 36 'ii6 5o; spring straights, 34 VC4.5;
bakers. 33 2ir,u X.
ntAi-ru, 3 spring. n.ofirr-i.!i; No. 3
spring. 9IC71SI us; -o. I rel, 3i,'''ic
CORN No. 3, tVUnl; No. yellow. iurUc
OATS No. 2. fc; No. 3 white, 4'.j63c
lit E No. !, 75c.
HARl.KY Fair to choice malting. 9f?9ve
KEEI'S Flax, No. 1 northwestern. 31 12H
r-Tin.e iimmr.y, S4.asa4.ss. Clover, contract
rn iirs, 9 i"
PRuVlSloNS Short tits sides (loose)
3A7MV7 26. Mess perk, per bid . 312.S7Vli 12 5i'
I-srd. per bio lbs. 33 56. - Short clear sides
(U4ixeui. I a.
Following mere the rvtslpu and shn
ments of four and grain-. '
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu.,
Corn. bu...
Obis, bu....
Rye, bu
Mb)
27.400
2S.-i-)
4i 5"
. i tu
..333.1")
... 4.0
1 6 4-1
13S n
3 Vm
25
Parley, bu..
41. w
On the Produce exchange todav
the but-
ter market waa firm; creameries.
uamea, i.ujuc. r.gxs, Stesdy' at mark
cases Included. U'j'Jac; nrsts. Ec; prime
lirsts. lxc; extras. L'e. Cheese, steady, 11
t.' Leate General Market.
T. LOUIA tec 14. WH EAT Futures,
higher; cash, lower; track. No ! red casiT
s-jj.lwe; Ke. ! hard. 9iMl31.vlV; May'
II.WV July. 93c. '
CORN Futures, higher; cash. lower
trick. No. 3 cash, VK0i.w; December, 17mc:
May 64'rr64c; NoTl while, IwwSc ' '
OATH Wesk: track. No. 1 cash, fcoc; Mar.
2Vc; No. 3 white. Ue. ' '
P il'LTRY Dull; chickens, 7c; springs,
7ic; turaeys. loHc; docks, TV; geese, 7c
LOUR Lull; red winter patents. 34 tt-g
4a:. extra Uncr aad irBlht. 34.aM4.tv,
clear. U.7r-if4uu.
eKFlIk Timothy. Bteevr. 3J-fcj34la.
f 1 XMT AL-btesdy: iu.
r KAN Firm; sacked tut track. 31 (Vjj
iROYI310Mi-I'ra. libber, Jjlblng,
113 on. Lard, higher; prime steam. f.9;l
I 'ry salt meats, stesdy; bixrd extra shorts.
rlesr rlt'S. t, short c lears, (.
Hxci.n, sready; boxed extra short. 9S St;
clear ribs 37H; short ch ars. 8V H
HAY H'eady; timothy, f 1 fu 17. SO:
prslrle. t"4ill 00
IK. V Co'iToNTIES-11.10.
BAi)C.lNl-ll,c.
Ill Ml' TWIN I- -lie.
BUTTER tstea.1v: rrean-.ery. 2?Sl2Sc.
EU(j9 Kleaily; J2c.
Recek' Plili-men'.
Flour, bbls .'") 10.i
Wheat, bu hi om m
Corn, bu W ' It i,Y1 1
Cats, bu
Miff YORK
sj.o 0
..
t,KEHl. MARKET
Fealares of Tradlagr and Trices on
leading Commodities.,
NEW YORK. Dec. 14 -FIOUR-Rcelpts.
3.1..V1 hhls.; exports. 9,s72 bbls. Msrket was
dull ami aho'it sieadv; Minnesota patents.
aVMiiS.no; winter stra'lghts. 34 4Vn4 0u; Min
nesota bakers. 34..V 416.00; winter extres,
3-1 .75Vi4.pi; winter patents. $l."it.0; winter
low gis.lrs. 3.1 K-A live flour, steady;
fair to gond. 34twu5.15; choice to fn .
3 2tHif 4o. Buckwheat flour, quiet, IZ
3 Pi p r 100 liis.
CORNMEAly Stendy; fine white and yel
low, $1.44l.S7; coarse, ll.Sntil.32; kiln dried,
3a is. ,
RYE Easy ; No. 1 western, S9c, f. o. b.
New tor.
WHEAT Receipts. Kl.( bu.; exports,
2S.9-1 bu. S;ot n.arket firm; No. 2 red,
31.01W. elevator, 31.02V f. o. b. sfloot; N.
1 noithern. It.iluth. 3i.!Ai f. O. b. sfloat;
No. 3 hard winter. II pi,, f. o ,b. sfloat.
Talk of smal. world shipments, firm ca
bles snd rain In the Argentine explained a
aharp advance In wheat today. Final pirices
were nr net higher. December closed St
31.02V Mav. 31 OS 1-1, closed 31.0;
July closed at 31.03.
CORN Receipts, 40 .SjO bu. ; exports. 1.100
bu. Ppot market firm; No. 2, &". eVevator,
snd tec, t. o. b. afloat: No. 2 white, nom
inal; No. 3 ycllpw, nominal, f. o. b. sfloat.
Option market was without transac'lons.
cloaing Vulc higher. IVcember closed st
6S. May close! at fi"'-o-
OATS Receipts, 57,1) bu. Spot market
aUady; mlx.-d. 16 to 22 lbs., MSc: natural
whltu, IS to 3.' lbs.. S7C9V; clipped white.
32 ta 4.) lbs., DH':.
HA Y yuiet; good to choice. 31.06gl 10.
HOPS yuiet; state, common to choice,
l-7. i:j17c; li, &bKc; Pacifia coast, 1907,
I.ille: j';. 4i6c.
HIDES-Ea-y; nogota. 16H.91"c; Central
Amer'can. 1'jlSc.
PROVISIONS-Beef steadv; family, lis t"):
mess. 310.5.-HU 00; beef hams. fS.ixvsn.OO;
packet. 31J.2.VU12.50: extra India. V2.vijj3 cO;
ct:t meats steady; pU-klii bellh-s, .7&'ilo.H;
pickled hams, 310 ott 10.50. Ijird barely
steaay; western prime. fS 3."4iS 4S ; reflnei
steady; continent. 3S 0; South America.
39.75; compound. !7.37a?.t2i. Pork, steady:
taniiiv, us Ma -is no; short clears, jio.ju-u'
167S: mess. 315 "e 15.7S.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
Jij-f-uc: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Dull; creamery extras, 2SV;3
2S' ; firocess. common to special, 15i)23c.
EGGS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby .in"v selected white, &V; good to
choice, 4.131S-C: brown and mixed fancy,
4oc; average best. 3rr.c; first to extra
first. 323,'iic; westnrn first, 31CiJ5c; seconds,
2 '(.
CHEESE Quiet; stste fuir cream, small
colored and white, fine. 13c; good to prime,
14515c; later made, best, nsJ12c; com
mon to fslr, 91T''i!l,iic; large colored, loc;
white. 12'o: skims. l311c.
POULTRY Alive, dull; western chickens,
lf fowls 14c- tnrkevs Dressed.
dull; western chickens, 1214c; turkeys, 153
ISc; fowls, 10013c.
WEATHER I.V THE GIIADi BELT
Snow Sunday and Slight Drop la the
Temperature.
OMAHA. Dec. 14. 1907.
The barometric depression, central over
the west gulf states Friday morning, is
now central over the middle Mississippi
and lowi-r Ohio valleys, and Is causing gen
erally unscettled weather everywnere from
the Rocky mountains east to tha Atlantic
coast. Llrfht snows are general In the Mis-
sourl and upper Mississippi valleys ai.d la. re
region, and rains and snows In the Ohio
valley and eastern states, with heavy rains
In the southern states. Temperatures are
generally higher In all portions, except on
the Paclfo slope, where colder weather Is
noted. The weather will continue unset
tled, with probably light snows, in this
vicinity tonight and Sunday, with slightly
colder Sunday.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
1W7. 1900. 1905. 1304.
Minimum temperature..... 3") IS J2 9
Precipitation .01 .00 .00 T
Normal temperature for today A degrees.
l-eiicieiK-y in pteclpiiation since aiarcn 1.
7.13 Inches.
Deficiency
corresponding period - In 1908,
corresponding period In DOS,
4.47 inches.
Deficiency
2.2ft Inches.
L. A. W ELSH. Local Forecaster.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Dec. 14. WHEAT -Vav,
9".4c: July, fitc; cash: No. 3 hard,
924S.:; No. 3. 9"fc04c; No. 3 red, 9C'84c; No.
3. HfUKc.
CORN May. sitter July. bi"c: casn: 10.
2 mixed. fiaCo, No. 3. 49Vj50c; No. I
w'.ilte. ootiifiolc; No 3, W-jWc.
OATS Unchanged ; No. 2 white, 50I&52C;
No. 2 mixed. 4a';3 9Lic
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 3T1.B0O
12.(: choice pralrte. i9.00tf9.SO.
RYE 74c.
HI TTER Extras. Tc; packing, 15c.
EG Grts Extras. Ubc; firsts. 24o.
Kecetnts. snipments
Wheat, bu nv.vv
Corn, bu 78.0U)
Oats, bu U.OoO
Kansas City options:
96,000
7.000
Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. I Yes'y.
Wheat I I
May V VA
July 873i SS.i sTifc t$A
Corn I
Mar 51M. 51S 51 E1H
July I 61'4l 61H1 61H HH
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 14.-WHEAT-Msy.
31-074: July. $1.4Ktivn: No. 1 hard, 31ol;
No. 1 northern, 31 041: No. 3 northern,
$l.iil4r1 CVt: No. 3 northern. 97VijWe.
FLOUR First patents. 35 404(3.50; second
patents, 35.3f6 V: first clears. 34.2OS4-40;
second clears. 3.1.304X3.50.
FLAXSEED Fair demand; closing and
to srrive, 31.12S.
BRAN In bulk, 20. 75321 00.
LIverpooL Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 14.-WHEAT-Spot,
weak; No. 2 red western winter, 7s 6d;
futures, steady; December, nominal; March,
7s 9"d; May. "s kd.
CORN Hpot, quiet; prime mixed Ameri
can. 6s 5-1: futures, steady; December,
nominal; January. 61 3d.
FLOUR Winter patents, quiet; o 3d.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. Dec. 14. CORN New,
higher; No.-3 yellow, 55G5V.C; No. 3, 614c;
No. 4. 4S4-i61Sc; no grade. 47o.
OATE Steady; No. 3 white. 604361c; No. 4
While 4va6'ti.
RYE Dull.
WHISKY On the basis of 31.33 for fin
Inrhcd gola
Mllwaak.ee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Iec. 14 WHEAT Msr
ket steady; No. 1 northern, 3107al;; No.
3 northern, fi u&ai.OT: May, ft.tilH--fli.Ois.
BARLEY Dull; No. 3, flow; sample, 4S
i ORN Steady; No. 3. new, WV; No. 3,
old, oii"e; May. 6Ti4'i57Ho-
Evaporated Apple aad Dried Fraita.
NEW YORK. Dw. 14. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market quiet, with fancy quoted
at lTullV; choice. 10c; prime, fe9c;
fruit at 1 vi uc.
DRIED FRUIIB Prunes are reported In
light demand in some instances; it is re
torted that concession are obtainable
quotations rsnge from 4V'r!Sc for Califor
nia fruit and from ."ic for Oregons from
do-Jos Apricots sre Jlets with choice
quoted at c: extra choice, (c; fancv, 34
ti'.'jc. peaches meet with an occasional de
n and for sn-all lots, but general business
is dull, slthough prices are firmly held.
Choice are quoted st l?12 c; extra choice
i.'i-"3V: rsncv'. is-ftis1?: extra Taney. 14
nl-iSc. Kxis ns are unchanged, with, loose
Muscatel q-iote-t at .W"c anj London lay
ers at j..i"m-n!.
Large Sales of Daren Wheat.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 14-Forelgners
were llheral purchasers of durum wheat
in Minneapolis today. About fi.do bushels
were reported worked by elevator com
psnirs As this was to go "all rail' to tne
Atlantic coast it Indicates an exceedingly
urgent demand for the hard wheat. The
countries slong (he Mediterranean, where
the bulk of the durum wheat Is consumed
sre faring a general grain shortage. Steps
have been taken to lower ttie tmrxirt
duties. Advices from Baltimore today said
that big demand was on for wheat.
Be car aad Mela
NEW YORK. I"ec. 14. SUGAR Raw
Arm; refining. 3ul2c: centrifugal M
test. I tec: molaues sugar. Ivi.l . fie
fined, steady; crushed, s.jov, po a doled.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle cf AH Kindt Quarter Lower
for the Week.
HOGS 35 TO 40 CENTS LOWEE
Wethers, 1 ear-Hags Bad F.Ttea SS
Cents or More Lower for Week,
With Lambe Fifteea to a
q earler l.evrer.
SOUTH OMAHA.
Receipts eere:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
t.fT1"!a! N edr.es.lQy
Official Thursday..;....
Offlcta! Friday ., ,
Est.mato Saturday
S'x days this w-ek..
Pame days last week..
Same days 1 weeks am
December 1. )
Hog". Shier
B.1M 12.-
. .1 . 44?
..i:.t:
Psme days 3 Weeks aco. .2'i 171
Same days 4 weeks ago..:V3'0t
8a mo tlava last v-rar... 91.8.7
Ths following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs snd sheep st South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with -last
year: r,. if Inc. Dec.
Cattle I.1$I.(9 1.012. iei S9.l"
Hoga 2.1744 2.?.5x6 ViZi
Sheep 2.0'.0,333 2.lll.3'.n lclO1
The following table snows the average
price of hogs st South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Dste. 11907. jl90S. 19n5 1190s. im i;i-'. iw.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec
Dec.
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4 441 22
4 frl 24
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4 S3 I 3 21 1 4 92! 4 l
6 li, 4 8TI 4 2!
9 47 4 94 4 12!
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4 4Wl 14' 4 79i I
4 7i Ai 6 0.11 4 M 4 411
4 4S (5I 4 M 4 41!
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4 341
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32
Sunday.
The cfHota! number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road wsa:
Cattle. Hog. Horses.
C... M. & ft. P
Wabash
Union Paeiflo svstem.
C. & N. W., east
C. eV N. W.. west
C... St. P.. M. O ...
C. B. . Q., . ast
C., R 4 y., w-rxt
C. K. I. at p., east...
C , K. I. ar F . west...
Illinois Centful
4
4
34
9
m
4
1
2
m
Total receipts.
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buver purchasing the num-
iat 01 nvna indicated!
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
313
Omnha Packing Co.
Bwlft and Conipanv,
Cudahy Packing Co
15
ho :V1
2.M5 1.554
2.&2d
yrmour c to
Cudahy, from Fort Worth. 1
Klngan & Co
V. A. Brltton
Cudahy Bros. A Co ..
Other buyers
1.2
:.b'c
Totals...: .'...........193 S.4D9
CATTLE There Were no cattle of any
consequtnee this morning and so far a 1
could be observed none wanted. It bein
as usual 011 Saturday a holiday In the
catHe division. Ti.e receipts fur tho wK
have been quite liberal, snowing a slight
tain over the pirevtous week, but still there
has been a falling 01T of about lO.tMo head
as compared witli the corresponding week
last yfcar. The arrivals havo consisted
very largely of natives and fed weaterns.
Willi quite a little sprinkling of rsnge stuff.
The fed catties have been almost entires
on the warrued up order, there being; very
few fctrl-j'ly good killers received.
The week started out about steady on
beef steers and during the first two days
the trade was In pretty fair shape, al
though the demand was not sufficiently
urgent to make a good active market, on
Wednesday and 'luursday prices went dow n
hill very rapidly and Friday s market was
very Weak. Thus at the close' it is safe
to quote the general market 26c lower than
a week ago. The highest price paid for
beef steers during the week was 45.75 for
on lot of very cl-oice Christmas cattle.
The fact tltal It tai:os very good, well
finished cattle to bring o.40 will give some
Idea of t-ie condition of tke market. Packers
complained that the consuming demand Is
very poor, in all sections of ttie country
and the fact that they do not appear to
want very many cattle would seem to bear
out their statements. The feeling at the
close of the week Is by no means encourag
ing ana at present writing mere is noiiung
In slgnt to- warrant a belief In any very
material or lasting improvement in the
market. Light runs for several days in
succession as a matter of course might
lead to a sham reaction In nrlces. but
such reaction could hardly be expected to
he permanent.
VI net use ueeii ssuu leaguing urci n-ri.
would apply In the main to the cow and
heifer trade. There seemed to be a very
fair demand for the better grades of fat
cows, such as are selling fiom 33.2o and
upwards, but the t rude all the week lias
been very slow and dull on the common
to medium kinds, closing 25c lower than
last week, -
The fsde In Blockers and feeders this
week has been the dullest and most un
satisfactory of the season. With the fat
cattle maraet in such a discouraging condi
tion and with the price of corn Jitgh feeders
must necessarily have lots of nerve to
buy cattle even at prevailing low prices.
That the number having the courage is
comparatively small was thoroughly proven
tins wees, in oemana lor xeeuers ai.u
Blockers cattle having been very light. As
a result cattle of that description have de
clined In the same proportion as fat cattle,
the market being i&c lower at the close of
the week on the fair to good kind. The
summon light cattle have been extremely
hard to sell at euu lower prices.
ouotatlons on cattle: ijood to choice
coin-fed steers, f4.8m6.60; fair to good
corn-ted steers, f4.354 tj; common to fair
corn-fed steers, f3 2&H-4.36; good to choice
range steers, H-Ovdt.oO; fair to gnod range
steers, 33.4ku4.oo; common to fair range
Leer. 11. H.k); good to choice cows and
heifers, 33-"d4.ou; fair to good cows and
heifers, t2.4cv3 25; common to fair cows
nd heifers. n.ooj2 to; good to choice
Blockers and feeders, 33. io4 26; fair to
good Blockers and feeders, 34.253.7Et. com.
mon to I air siocsurs auu leeuers, s-.iiou
3.26.
HOGS Hogs opened 25c lower than yes
terday ruurniiig, with other market points
r.-poiting as large or larger declines. 11
was one ot lhot cases wliei nothing could
be gained by holding on aj.d sellers ac
cordingly cut loose in pretty fair season
In the .i.ornlng. The early trade was fauiy
active at the decline noted. 1 he hogs sold
mostly between 94.2V and H.Jo Hal la.
very largely al ana rigui around l 12
while yeairrday morning the most popular
range was $.50"i4.62H- Although the re
ceipts were uiuclt lurgor than expected,
being the heaviest of any day aliut Sep
teuioer 10, tha balk changed hands before
Id o clock In the morning. As sou as tne
more urgent orders were filled the traue
slowed up, becoming dull and weak at tne
de l.ne.
1 he total receipts for the week foot up
4T.,w4 head, being the largest since the
financial disturbance started and slightly
larger than for the corrvapouduig wees of
a year ago. Tha market lias been wild
and erratic during the whole week. It
started out -with -er sharp decline, which
was followed up eo Tuesuay, carrying the
ma rite I to a point Juu lower than the close
of the previous weea. On Wednesday ai d
Thursday tbe ruaraet shot upward, alio. rig
an advance for tne two d of J1H'. Yes
lerday and today the market went down
Willi even mole rapidity. Hie lose in the
two days amounting on an average to not
far from 4vC. Thus the Week cloaca at the
low point, belit; tdko lower than the
close of last werg and the lowest of any
tune since November 27.
Representative sales:
Came.
. 4.Tfl
. S 919 s.lS'J
. 4.744 :.79 3.7-
. S ."2 6
. 1 S h 'S 5
,. 9.3(0
..j;'."j5 4.'. Sl"
4i
14 2.-.T7
27 4 .1 2 .4 0
17 its tl.'.t'l
45.1T1 St.3-.lS
Ns. Ak. ga. rr- Ss at Sh.
U 1 ... 4 1 4 4 M
14 -4 4 In U te lei
M :l 1W 4 1 41 7S 4
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14 ! 940 4 SI 41 u 1M
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M u U 4 l e rvj 49
14 1 i I lu
u at iw 4 s in MI w
93 14 . . 4 J 41 ...
14 tT 140 4 H u !'l ...
il .toi t 4 , 94 ii e
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44 4 t . SI fed sea
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SH El' P There were no fresh reecipt of
sheep this m'-rrlna, but there were r.lne
or ten l'-u.is carrid over from yesterday.
Included among 1 he number was a string
of s'x cars of Idaho ewis which sold to a
i-a-'ker st 33.XO,
Tne recepts rf shrrp this week have
been slightly larger than last week and
very close 10 a normal run for this -season
of the year, the dicruaga as compared with
a year "go amounting to only six-it
head. The market, however, has been In
very unsatistactoiy condition throughout
the week, bvtii here and at all other mar
ket points Tlie del: and on the part cf
packers has been smaller than usual owing,
according to their reports, to the de
creased demand on ti e part of consumers.
In consequence of the slack buying the
market everywhere I. as worked downward.
At the close of the w-ek vearlings. weth
ers and ewrs are fully 2f-c lower and In
some c.sca as much as 4tf lower than n
week ago. The decline has not lieen 11m
ite.i to Inferior grailes. but even the test
kinds have xifTervd along with other.
I.arnbs. possibly on account of the moder
ate supply, have not eTperienred quite n
much decline, but still they sre lS'jlfo
lower than a week ago. the common to
medium kinds showing the most I.-tm
Quotations on good to choice fed sheen
ana lambs: 1-aml.n
ether. 1 2rM-t .');
ew.-s. 37.Vi4i4.On.
3n ie4iti.a7; yearling
Wethers, t.na!4.26;
Representntivc sales:
No.
Av.
'.. US
.. 113
.. g
..
.. M
.. 7S
rr.
4 2
4 '
3
i iA
3 l
3 0
3 SO
jni wertern wrthe."s
?4 western wethers
Idaho ewes
Idaho ew.'S
4?B Idaho ewes
1175 Idaho ee. es
5"0 Idaho ewts
tlllCAt.O LltB STOCK MARKET
tattle Steady Hobs Five to Tsveaty.
Five Cewta Loner.
CHICAGO. Dec. 14 CATTLE Receipts.
5'J head: market stesdy; beeves. 3iLVlj'i IS;
cows and heifers. II Ui-t4 Vi; Texans, t,;i'(
4.75; calves. 34.7.'V5i.75; westerns, U .10-04.75;
etookcis snd feeders. 33 2ia4.15.
liOUd Receipts, .nio head; market Ki
25c. lower; light. 31 15ff4 5".; mixed snd
butchers. 34 2fM t9: heavy, 34 2ti 4. to; rough.
K..iut.. pigs, Hl.v4 40; bulk of sales,
34.4C0 4 4R.
SHEEP AND LAMns-R"C:lpts. 3,""0
head; market steady; natives, 32 n-ffl RS;
westerns, 32 (M.s.i; yearlings. 34 jja.a0;
lambs. V-LT-Vfi a; westerns, 3I.754JJ.
Kansas city Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts. fit head: market unchanged: choice
export and diepsid beef steers, 35Vi5.75;
fair to gocd, 34.(ru5.2n; western steers. 33 75
4i4.75; stooker and feeder, f.l.OnfjM.&O;
southern steers, 335004. 30: southern cows,
32.25fi3. i5: tiaiive cows, f2.&rvn4.U; native
heiiir, f2.767jj.fli; bulls. 3J ii-4.; calves,
34. ( !!' 50: receipts for the week. 2S.lfS head.
HiXiS Receipts, 10, '00 hesd; market 2:'1
lower, top. 34.50; bulk of sales, f4.15tf-4.35;
heavy. K0t4.5O; packers. 34 .fi4y4.50; pigs
ami lights, 3i.754jt.10: receipts for the wex-k,
79.2i Head. . . ,
SHEEP AND LAMTtS-Reeetpts, none;
market nominally steady: lambe, Xo.oo'ii
S.uu: ewes and yearlings, f 4.!.VI;S X; western
yearlings. 34 5Cu5.50, western sheep. 33.5vl
4.3o: stockers and f-eders. S.1.0i;j 4.33; re
ceipts for the week. 3.100 head.
New Y ork Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Dec - 14.-nEEVFS-"Re-reipts.
3.104 head, all for slaui-hterers and
ii.ir"Oeters direct: nothing doing; feeling
steady; exports today, 1M cattle and 3.M
quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 14 head: market
steady but dull for barnyard and western
calves; medium calves. 34; barnyard, 32.50;
good western, 34.
HOGS Receipts. 6.0U head, all for
slaughterers; no salee on live weight; nom
inally Inwer on Buffalo advices.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Kecelpta, l43
head; sheen" steady : lambs firm,, quality
considered, sheep. 3U.75M4.62H: lambs, 36.C0ijj
7.O0; no prime stock here.
St. Louis LIVis Vtos-k Market.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 11. -CATTLE Receipts,
"00 head, including 250- head of Texans;
market steady; native shipping and export
steers, 3S ynci.iS; dressed beef and butcher
sterrs. 3.".0WiS.75; steers under 1,000 pounds,
33.0itfl.5o; sioCKers and feeuers, 32.2(14.6;
cows and heifers, $U.l(li.0u; ranners. 31 &ii
1J; Lulls, 32,ai4.Stj; calv. 31 .Mtfl.tu;
Texans and Indian steers, 32.fc4?i.lO; cowl
and heifers. 31.2fr-fr2.7S.
HOGS Receipts. 7.W) head: market fj
50c lower; pigs and lights. P.90ftt40; pack
ers 33 9u9l.3n; butchers and best heavy,
34.1Va.50.
N" sheep on sale.
t. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dec 14 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 6"5 head; market nominal; natives,
t4.Uii4i.00; cows and heifers, fl.75a tut);
stackers and feeders. 33.C"540O.
HOGS Receipts, li,1 hesd; market 2.V1
V lovt ci ; top, tl . bulk of tales, fl.l1.4f
4 2.'..
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none)
market nominal; lambs, t5.2fVU.oO; year
lings, lli;4.W, wethers, fi.OO414.66; ewes,
f3.4j04i4.0ii.
gloax City Live Stork Market.
SIOIX CITY. Is.. Dec. 11 tSpecial Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 100 head; mar.
ket unchanged; beeves. 33.50fi6.40; cows anf
heifers. l2.0ir"r3.7S; Blockers and feeders, f2,7l
41 3 ; calves and yearlings. tlSCHlS.SO.
HOGS Receipts. .4iO hesd; msrket 2B
lower; selling at f4.15ii-l.35; bulk, f4.264j4
- Stock la Sight. v
Receipts of live stock at the six
prlrv
clpal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen
Fouth Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansas City
hi?t. Joseph ...
St. Louis ....
Chicago
Total ...
Cr-tlea Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 14. COTTON Fu
t'irts opened steady; January, 10.97c;
March. 11.12.; April. Ill'-; May, lLloc;
June. 1116c bid; July. 11.17c; Autpust, of
fered, 10.9KC. . ,
Future closed steady; December, 1 E2c;
January, lo.Xic; February, 10 9tfc; March,
ll.u. April, 11.11c; May. U.I60; June.
ll.Lc; Jaly, ll l'ic; August, It) STe. Spot
closed steady; middling uplands, f.loop mid
dling gulf. 12.36c; sales, 7'23 bales.
GALVlfTON, Texas, Dec lt-OOTTON
Steadv, Kc.
LlVERPtfoL, Dee. U-XrTTON Spot. It
fair demand, prices 7 points lower; Ameri
can" iiddiil.ng fair. 119d; good middling,
55d; middling. eSld; low middling. 4W.1;
good ordinary. 67d; ordinary. 4-9'l. Thg
sahs of tho day were lo.OoO bales, fur whlcs
l.(0 ba!a were for speculstlon and export,
and Incl'ided t.". bales American. Re
ceirts. 25 10 bales. Including 3o,3tO bales
American. Future openeeT steady and
closed very steady; American middling, g
o c. I e ember, 5 d ; January and De
cember. 9od: January and Eebruary, i.92dt
February and March, 6!43d; March n
April. 6Md: April and May, IHHd; Mat
and June, 11, Juie and July, I ItHd ;
Julv and August. I 91Hd.
NEW ORLKANtl. Dec. 14 -COTTON -Pp-i,
steady; low ordinary, 7ec, nominal;
ordinary. 1 9-ltc. nominal; givxl ordinary,
loc. nominal; low middling, lie; middling.
ll'c; good mid.lllng. 12V:mldd!lng fair.
12Sc; fair, 13c, nominal. Sales. !.Ou0 bales;
re.-elpt. 17.o-.-ij bales; srock. ITH'l 777 bales.
ST I.4.H is. tef. 1. t.-j "I .( yuiet;
mid llir.g.
473 bales;
bales.
HVc. Sales. 421 bales; receipts.
shipments, J bale; stock, 15.2;
Co ee Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-CXFr"EEMarke1
for coffee futures opened quiet at un
changed prices, which was about as on tht
European markets. Brazilian receipts oon-tlnu-d
very light, but there was only
moderate demand. Prlcea here eased oft
slightly d ring the session, with the rloat
quiet, net unchanged to 6 points lower.
Sales, I W9 bag. Including liecember al
6,ac, January at 6 75c, May at Ouo, July
at -tODo and September at 1 15c. 8po(,
quiet; Rio. No. 7. iV'i baatoa. No. 4. to.
1"0 9,0 ....
1) .) ....
) 10.00.) ....
6o5 li.9 ....
7'J"j 7 60O ....
6u0 fu.uoO 3.0U4,
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W eel Market.
ST. IOU1S, Dec 14 WOOL elteadv: me
dium grades combing and clothing. 21'iJc;
light f ne. l-:av; heavy fine. 5ulic; tub
washed, IH-ti Uc.
Dalalh Grata Market.
. DULUT1L lec. 14-WHEAT-No. 1 north
ern, 31SS; No. 3 northern. flWH; Xecem
ber. 3101S: Msy, fl.0tV
OATS 4 He.
OIU aad Bee4 a.
OIL CITY. Dee. 14. Ol U Credit beUaaoesv
fl 7. Runs. lvi.TlJ M.ie . average 142 .7i
bi.ls : aiiipmenia. Z23,7l bbls average lso.s
H lbl
trt, g ijiii-ij. isju.