THK OMAHA DAILY HEK: SATURDAY, DKCF.MBKU . ishks.
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Situation Remains Strong,
with Little Change.
NORTHWEST ' RECEIPTS LIGHTER.
(nrrl lleHef U Ihfr Will na
tlnae l.laht for Ihr llemaluder
of the I'rrnrnt fiii,
Anyway.
OMAHA, Dec. 4. 1908.
Tha wheat situation, remains it rung with
litile change.
Roocipi are running lighter from the
norlnwcst and It in tm general belief they
will continue light for inn ba.ance of lno
Hiin.
Receipts of rorn are a trllMe heavier wlta
more lloeral country offerings, but snipping
demand ih very slack.
blocks ai accumulating and should re
sult in lower values unless tne consump
tion demand Improves.
Wheal opened up strong and advanced
quickly on higcier Liverpool cahles.
Thu market ' showed excellent tone
throughout the scson and rallied on good
buying and lighter offering.
Heavy clearances gave uddiilonal strength
on thu close.
December wheat opened 9y and closed
Corn was firm at the opening with whent.
Receipts were larger. Iiul were eamly
bandied on a better cash demand. I ounlry
otlcringa were good and ptances were
general. December corn opened at ooc
and closed at 55V-- . , , .
' Primary wheat receipts were .() bush
pis anti shipment were 45:!." bushels,
against receipts last year a', 986,o0 bushels
and shipments of 1.085,ooo bushels.
Corn recelpis were 412.0ml bushels and
shipments were 276,onO bushels, against re
ceipts last veur of 487,000 bushels and ship
ments of 18i,0"t bushels.
Clearances were 164.000 bushels of corn,
none of outs and wheat and flour equal to
191,000 bushels. . , , .
Liverpool dosed d& higher on wheat
and Vc'iel lower on corn. ,
Seaboard reported 200,000 bushels 01 wheat
taken tor export.
Local range of options:
extra rtinrtu, V)T$: clear ribs. t?T3; shcrt
clt-sr;. flo.i.,i. IhcoTi, unchanged; boxed ex
i mi siioi '. .eit; clear ribs, tlo.62'i; sliort
chars, $10 .;yj.
l- H I. I HV-Weak; chickens. c; springs,
l"e, turses, V.'i"i ducks, c; gt-ese, 6',c.
IU "I I EH Steady; creamery. jCiVfUaw.
Kill Hi- Firmer, 2V-, case count.
Receipts and shipments of Hour and grain
were as follows:
Receipts.
Flour, bbls .
Wheat, tru 2.'
Corn, bu 1V)
Uals, bu 27,000
Shipments.
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SRW TOIIK ;keual market
notations
on Varloaa
Articles. Open. IIleh. Iiow. Cloae.Yea'y.
Wheat
Doc... 90
May... 1(H4 1 04
Corn
nee... 65 K5i BH
May... 67 679 B7
Oats
I ec 4fi'4 47 4iVi
May... 49 49 '.
99
1 04- 1 04 Vi
efi fiSH
liT 67V.
47 4RH
4!H 49(
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. $1.npni.n2; No. 8
bard. 99HcH$l.O0; No. 4 hard, 971398c; No-. 3
spring. Scirl.ol.
CORN No. 3, 66c; No. 3 yellow, 66'4'0WiVfC ;
No. 3 white, 66Hti57c.
OATH No. S mixed, 47V: No. 3 yellow,
47fr4S4e; No. 3 white, 48',-; No. 4 white.
474'i4Kc,
RYE-No. 2, 72c: No. 3. 70Tle.
Cur lot Receipts.
W heat. Corn
Chicago 67 12
Minneapolis 182
nnalia 43
Dublin HI
17
OaU
Do
23
tllKALO tillAIN A.D FROVISIO.NS
Trading Hulls Give Moderate Support
to Market.
CHICAGO. Dec. 4. leading . bulls gave
inoUet.-aie suppoit to the local wheat mar
ket touay, and as a result, prices lor lue
loin i n consecutive uay soared to near tnu
logo record mink for the season. May ad
unving io 91. 1 L und July to
ii ii, e same time the December delivery
eonalii'ii m previous high point of $1.06.
j no close, w .is su-ady at almost yesterday's
I .mil I ivill'i-N
i .-urn and provisions closed steady, a.nd
CIJ18 Hll'ollk.
Although sentiment In the wheat pit was
buliisn. prices fluctuated nervously within
a Udii cent range, and at the cloao were a
suaiu hlgner to ,c lower, compared witu
M ,i'iiiiiv h final ouolatlons..
i he re was liheial realizing at times, but
olIci'innH were readily absorbed. An ad
v., lie- if tilli- naif oence at Liverpool, con
tlnued pmall receipts III the northwsi, and
i..e report of a sit. Iajuis trad.- Journal
Hiiniviiiic uinir condition ot tin: fall sown
crop were tne principal strengthening in-
i uenccs.
Kaln or snow in the winter wheat belt
x i iwiiei hearlHii factor. Trade in
c.isn" wheat was quiet and prlcea held
Meaily. Kmal quotations on Uecembtr
uore nt xl.nh'A. May clos'd at $1.1" and
. .eurunces of wheat and flour were equal
to wt.WA) bualiels. Kxports for the week
as shown by Hradstivets wero equal to
ii, iii'.imai bushels.
Wn wniLlii'i' In the corn belt had a
bullish effect on the market, the Ivccm-bei-
delivery showing especial strength
uily. in the day. An official forecast of
a cold wave tonight, however, caused con
Mueiahle selling later In the day. which
i. sulied In the market closing steady with
pru es- unchanged to 'o Higher. Unal
quo:aLU)iis on Uec.cmber were at tilc und
o.i .May tl'ic.
titieiing of corn at thn sample tables
were llgirt and prices were up lie on a
moderate demand. .
Acilvliy and strength marked today
trading In oats, the market closing strong
wiHi prices up Va'ic. compared with yes
terday s close.
Keccipts continued light and shipping de
mand was again active. December closed
at ne and Miy at aiV,,r,-V-.
t'loviaions were quiet and steady. At
the close: prices were unchanged to &4t710
low i r.
T'ie leading futures ranged as follows:
of the Par
Commodities.
NKW YORK. I c. 4 -KI)L'R-Recelpts,
2.I.7MI bbls.; exports, Ki.H7 bbls. Market was
inlet, but firm; Minnesota patents, inton
o.fu; Minnesota bakers. 14.2v1M.6o; winter
patents, l.75l .15; winter siraights, $4.5
4.75; winter extras, .l ,'U4.0U; winter low
grades. (J.,Vti,i3.(u Rye flour, steady; fair to
good. 4.ni4:i: rhnice to fancy. l4.3Ba4.W.
llui kwheut flour, dull: 12.45.
1: 1 '( 'K W H K AT Dull; btite, 81c, nominal.
CO'RN.MKAI-liarelv steady; fine white
and yellow. tl.f,iu 1.J.
RYK-74'o77c. . .
UAItl.K. dull: innltlnK. 6.Vri70c. C. I. I.
Buffalo.
WmEAT Reeelnts. Kil.ono bu.: exports.
i"j.Ht bu. Spot market firm; No. 1 red,
II.CVal.M'i., elevator. $I.14. f. o. b. afloat;
iNo. i northern. Duluth. kl.r.PVu. ' o. u.
ailoat; No. 2 hard winter, Sl.la'n. f. o. b.
afloat. Aided by firmer cables, light north
west receipts and a bullish Modern Miller
crop report, bulls hud little dlttlculiy tn
sustaining wheat prlres today and new high
records were made. Lato reactions occurred
under profit-taking, however, and final
prices ahow.'d onlv lie net advance. De
cember, ll.irifal.ln',4, closed at II. lo; May,
ll.HViM.1tjV closed at $1.16'i.
CORN Receipts, W7.7-5 fill.; exports, iiu.
7,1a bu. Spot market steady; No. 2, (Oc, to
arrive, elevator, and "tnc. f. o. b. afloat.
Tho option market was without transac
tions, closing net unchanged. May closed
at 7o'.4e, .lulv closed at 70'in'.
1ATS Receipts, 61. mm bu. Fpot market
firmer; mixed. 2i tn 32 lbs., MVi'tjfiTM'; natural
white, So'ic; clipped white, 34 to 42 lbs., 66Vi
4!2c
HAY Firm; shipping, 60i5Jc; good to
choice, 6fjc.
Ill DK-Firm: Rogota, lH4'g20Atc; Central
America, 2'lli2,-'v4e.
LKATH KR CJiliet; acid. 23Vd"2C.
I'R( IVJSK )NS Cut meats,! steady Lard,
steady; western, VJ.Untt.M; refined, quiet;
continent. $!i.fl. I'ork, steady.
TALLOW Urm; city, 6",c.
Oily Cottonseed, steady; prime crude, 30o;
prime re! low, ;!!" &3Sc.
COKFKK Quiet; No. 7 Rio. 61ic; No. 4
Santos. 77'ilMt.e.
UL'TTl'R Steady; process, specials, 24'4i
2oc; western fictory, firsts, 21 21 Vjc ; west
ern Imitation creamery, firsts, 22(U23c.
CHKhWf- Firm: state full cream, spe
clils. 14i15V4e; September, small, colored
nr while" fancy, 14c; large, 14c; Octolier,
large and small, besj;, lV4c; late made,
small, best, 13c; good to prime, lClVlr ;
common to fair, lolifaHHu; skims, full to
specials, 2Mrft llc.
L'itlS Firm; western firsts, 37iH'38c; sec
onds, ;i2C'35c.
I'lJCL'i'RY Alive, firm; spring chickens,
12c; fowls, 12c; turkeys. 13c. Dressed. Ir
regular; western spring cnlckens, ll(J20c;
spring turkeys, lOcTrUe.
SUGAR Raw, steady; fair refining, S.42c;
centrifugal, test, 3.92c; molasses sugar,
3.17c. Refined, quiet.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Restraint Under Which Stock Market
Has Labored Thrown Off.
AWAIT PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
I'anama 4'anal Honda to Ainunnt ot
Thirty Million Dollars Will lie
flared on the Market
Today.
WEATIIF.R I THE GRAIV BELT
Fair
Artiule. Open. High. Low. Clos. Yes'y.
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and Rising; Temperature Satur
day After Colder Night.
OMAHA, Dec. 4. 1908.
Tho area of high pressure over the east
orn portion is slowly moving oft the At
lantic coast. An area, of low pressure Is
central over the lake region, ana extends
southwest over the central valleys. Ttils
dcDresston Is attended by light snows In
the tinner Mississippi and Ohio valleys,
wHh rains In the lower Mississippi valley.
An area of high pressure, accompanied by
colder weather, overlies the upper Mis
souri valley, and this high will extend
down the valleys during the day, and
will' bring colder weather In this vicinity
tonight, followed by rising temperature
Saturday, with fair tonight and Saturday.
Clear weather, with temperatures ranging
from zero to ten be ow. prevails through
out the upper Missouri valley, and it Is
decidedly colder In northern Nebraska and
west to the mountains,
iimaha record of temperature and preclpi
tutlon, compared with the corresponding
(Ihv of the last three years:
1908 1907 190s .1905
Minimum temperature.... 22 2ti 87 S
1-rex Inflation T .00 .17 .00
Normal temperature for today, 31 tle-
Dcficlency in precipitation sines March 1,
4.01 Inches. J
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
R Stt inches.
Defictnency corresponding period in 1906,
4.30 Inches. L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster,
Kauaaa City Uraln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Dec. 4. WHEAT Un
changed to higher; December, S1.004;
Mjiv. II0S4: Jnlv. 7Hc: cash. No. 2 hard
ll.oVul.iMi; No. 3 hard, 99c(1.04; No. 2 red.
ll.071il.09; No. 3 red, $1.0(H.08.
CollN" Ciichanecd: December. BSUc; May,
fWSe; July. SSc; cash, No., 2 mixed, 59Vf
60c; No. 3 mixed. 69tfRi0c; No. 2 whit, fcttjlc;
Nn. :t white. baH4iHic.
OATS I'nchanged; No. 2 white, 48ftc;
No. 2 mlxedi 47H.rd49c.
choice timothy. 19.75?il0.00;
$8.6Va",00; choice alfalfa.
Receipts. Shipments.
72.000 68,000
, 11,000 2,009
, 11,000 t,ooo
IH7 94S.479: gold coin and bulMon. $X.1.'Y.1.
gold certificates. $'.l"0.
IIK.rORT Or THE ( I.KtRIM. HOI SE
Trannsrtlnna of the Associated Daaka
for the Week.
NKW YORK. Dec. I Rrsdstreet's bank
rienr'ngs report for the week ended De
cember I shows an aggregate of $.'.tls."i.
. ns against 2.Mn.9'1.i lat week and
S-'.474,i.'") in the corresponding week lust
yenr. The following Is a l.st of the cities:
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
CITIES.
I dealings. Inc.
I
NKW YORK, Dec. 4. The restraint under
which operations for higher prices In the
stock market have labored during the week
was inrown oir to a large extent today
and the advance was resumed with more
appearance of harmony than any movement
iius snown tor many nays. There was much
aiscusslon on the floor of the Stock ex
change of the supposed contents of the
forthcoming messago of 1'resuleiit Roose-
Velt. The word was nnssed around that
the tone of the message was mild and that
ii coniainen notning calculated to cause
fright to the most timid speculator. It was
alleged also that the modification ot the
Sherman-antl triiBl law would be advo
cated so ss to provide against Its applica
tion to other than unreasonable comblna.
Hons in restraint of trade and so open the
way to allow agreements amongst railroads
on rates. The action of the market owed
something to the relief afforded Itv the
speculative liquidation already effected, and
ot which there was evidence of a subsidence
lonay. 'this was notably true of United
Mates eel, In which the selling has been
persistent throughout the week.
The freedom with which that stock ad
vanced, although to a moderate extent, was
of material effect In shaping sentiment on
tho whole market. Low priced stocks con
tinued a Prominent feature and in some
of these the only reason advanced for vola
tile upshonts was the activity of the market
pools, which hsd accumulated large
amounts of chosen stocks and were holding
them out of the market for higher prices.
Manipulation to that end was rather obvi
ous in the rase of some of these stocks.
The Gould group, led by Wabash preferred.
Was a conspicuous feature of the dealings.
Oreat Northern preferred was the ln,l.r
of the high-priced stocks. Rock Island pre-
ierred advanced again to a point higher
than that touched in the spurt in connec
tion with the sale of St. Louis t San Fran
cisco bonds. The strength of this slock
was helped by a recollection of the fact
that the present 4 per cent rate of prefer
ence in dividends which it enjoys Is- to ad
vance to 6 per cent on the expiration of
the year 1909 and to 6 per cent at the end
ot 1916. The money market continued stlffer
than of late.
Preparations wero In prWresn todnv for
participation In the I'anama canal bonds
Issue, for which subscriptions to an amount
of $30,000, 010 are to be opened tomorrow.
The usual preliminary estimates of the
week's currency movement pointed to a
heavy loss in cash by the banks, largely on
account of government operations, but In
cluding also shipments of gold to Paris and
to Canada. Funds have come from the In
terior to the amount of nearly Jl.ouO.OuO, but
ine oiner aemanus are expected to lessen
holdings to the extent of $6,000,000 to 8,000,
000. There was a sharp expansion In the
week's grain exports, tho wheat outgo
rising 1,164,000 bushels over last week and
corn exports also suddenly Increasing nearly
1.000,000 bushels to 1,806,290 bushels, tho
heaviest outgo for that grain of the pres
ent season.
Bonds were strong. Total sales, par value,
,330.000. United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
and leading quotations
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Wheat
Dec.
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orn
Dec:
ly
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May
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Msy ,
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May
No. !.
KLOI'H- steady; w inter patents, S4.4nfi
4:; sua Khts. II 20"f-i it: clears, $3.7oi4 00;
spring specials. $6 locoii.20: patents. 15.15
& .; straights. 3.9t.:i4.76; bakers. $3. 7njj4.0l.
WMKAT-No. 2 spring. Sl.o7-nl.lo; No. 3
spring IUK'i l.7; No. 2 red, Sl.ofVi l-7.
1 'I lit N No. 2. 614-n61i; No. 2 yellow, C1V
(cnd-V
llVrNo, 2 white, 614c; No. 3 white,
HYKNo. 2. Tic.
HA KLhiY ti'd feeding. 60c; fair to
Choice malting. ttyu64o.
8KKDS Flax. No. 1 northwestern, 11.43V4.
'I'liiKMny uriine. l.Na. Clover, coiuravt
grades. f!.40.
l'! i'lSliN3 Short ribs, sides Moose),
S f'''u mi I'ork. mess, per tihl., JU R.-y
14 624. Lard, per 100 lbs., $9.15. Short clear
sides (linxecll. Jx.iOsiww.
Following were the KH'eipts
incuts ot flour and grain:
Receipts.
Flour, bbls 22.400
Wheat, bu 47,(
Corn, bu 272 0
Dats, bu 151. &
IU ye. bu 3,.i
Hurley . bu 64.1KO 31.UI0
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 22'u30c;
dairies. Tu".)c. h.ggs. steady;
cases included, 2tu27c; prime
Clieeso. strong; 14"gi5c.
and ship-
Shlpmentsi
fnS.100
l.:7.0no
173.7UI
l'.i.iyjo
HYE 74fi7.c.
HAY Firm;
choice prairie,
$13.0041 14.50.
Wheat, bd ....
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4 BUTTER
Steady; western creamery, 33c; nearby
prints. 35c.
KOOS Firm; lc higher; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, free rases, 35o, at
mark; current receipts, in returnable cases,
84c at mark; western firsts, free cases,
35c, at mark; current receipts, free cases,
i'Mt'Mc at mark.
CHEESE Firm, New York, full creams,
choice, H'jj144c; fair to good, l&8-13VjiC.
Minneapolis t.raln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 4 WHEAT Close:
December. $1.09; May, $1.12. Cash: No. 1
hard. $1,134; No. 1 northern, $1,124; No. 2
northern. $1.1I4Q1.10; No. 3 northern, $1.07
(!t 1.00.
FLAXSEED Closed at $1 414.
IIIIAX-In bulk, $lti.50ti 18.75.
FUirit Strong: first patents, $5.5fcB6.0;
second patents. S5-4ufi.6r; first Clears,
ij-i.oi); second clears. $3.2o3.&0.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4 WHEAT Spot,
firm; No. 2 red western winter 8s 14d.
Futures, steady; December, 8s $d; March,
7s IinI; Mav, 7s 94d.
CuKN-Hpoi, steady; American mixed,
new. via Galveston, steady, 5s lod. Fu
tures, stead ; January, 5s64d; March,
5s d.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Dec. 4.-WIIEAT-llighci-.
No. 1 northern, SI. 124(1.14; Ko- 2
northern, Sl.104il.il ; May. l.li.
CtiHN-Hlgher; May. &iMa bid.
HAKLEY Higher; standard, 644c; sam
ples, 59-tl 644c.
No.
No.
no graxle, 6ic.
No. 3 white, 5o,c; No. 4
Peoria Market.
l-EORIA. Ill , Dec. 4 CORN Firm:
2 yellow, st4cusc; io. J yeiiow.
3, oc: .No 4. c;
liATsi-tligiier;
white, 484c
Dulath tiraln Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. Dec. 4 WHEAT No. 1
null hern. 41. 11; No. 2, $1.00; December,
$l.tV May, SI. 12V July. l,l-':.
OA TS-4M-..C.
Number of sales
on stocks were:
Amalgamated Copper ....
Am. C. A K
Am. O. & F. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. II. A L. p(d
Am. Ire Becurltlrs
Am. LltlMed Oil
Am. Locomotive
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am. 8. A H
Am. 8. & R. pfd
Am, Sugar Refining
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mluina Co
Atchlaon
Atchiaon pfd
Atlanlic Coast Line
Baltimore ic Onto
Bal. a Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Kapld Tr
Cauadlan Paclfio
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey....
Chesapeake Ohio
Chicago Gmt W
Chicago A N. W
C, M. V Sf. P
C, C, U. & W. L
Colorado F. Ac I
Colorado & 80
Colo, ic 80. 1't pfd
Colo. So. 2d pfd
Conaolldated Oaa
Corn Products
Delaware a Hudion
Iienver & Rio Orande....
D. R. O. pfd
Diatlllers' 8ecurltlea
Erie
Krle let pfd
Krla 2d pfd
General Electric
Ureal Northern pfd
Ot. Northern Ore ctfa
Illinois Central
Interboroush Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International pump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City 80
K. C. 80. pfd
Loulavlllo & N
Minn. St. L
M., St. P. & 8. 8. M
Missouri Paclfio
M., K. & T
M . K. 4 T. pfd
National Lead
New York central
N. Y., O. A W
Norfalk & W
North American
Northern Paolftc
Pacific Mall
Pennaylranta
People's Gas
P., C. C. 8t. L
Preaeed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Sprint
Reading
Kepublle Steel
Kepubllo Steel pfd
Rock Island t
Rock Ialand Co. pfd
St. L & K. V 2d pfd...
St. Lou I a 8. W
St. L S. w. pfd
Bloaa-gheffteld 8. A I...,
Southern Paclflu
So. Paclfio pfd
Southern Railway
So. Hallway pfd
Teias A Pacific
Tenneeeee Copper
T. 8t. L A W
T.. tit. Law. pfd
I'nloa Paclfio
I nlos Pacific pfd
V. 8. Rubber
l B. Rubber lt pfd
I'. 8. Steel
I'. 8. 8leMl pfd
1'tah Copper
Va -Carolina Chemical ..
Va.-Caro. Chain, pfd
Wabsan
Wabaah pfd
Weetlnshouae Electrte ...
Weatero Union
Wheeling A V.
Wlacnnaln Central
Am. T. A T
Total aales for the day.
Sales. High.
31.110 KM,
, inn
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1.3U0
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6.0i
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. 19.8H0
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.. S.600
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.. ' 800
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Philadelphia
St. Ignite
I'lttshiirp
San Francisco
Kansas t'lty
Kallimore
( Incinnail
Mlnrctipolis
New Orleans
clcvrliinii
Introlt
IOtiisvllle
Ixis Anc;eles
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Heattle
8t. Paul
buffalo
Iienver
Intlhimiiiohs
Fort Worth
Provlilcncc
Portland, Ore
Alli:inv
Richmond
Washington, II. C
Spokane. Wash...
Halt Iiike t'lty....
Coliimbtis. o
St. Joscpu
Atlanta
Memphis
T.iconia
faviinnah
T 'l.-clo
Nashvlll.-
Itocheslcr
Hartford
Dcs Moines
l'coria
Norfolk
New Haven
Grand Hapids
HlnniiiKlKim
Svr lcuKc
Sioux City
Sprirnrfield, Mass.
Kvansville
Ponlanti, Me
I 'avion
I.lltlc nock
Augusta, On
Oiikland, (.'ul
Worcester
Mobile
Kni'Xvllle
Jacksonville, l'la..
('haltaniK)Kii
Charleston, 8. C.
Lincoln, Neb
Wilmington, Pol..
Wichita
Wilkecbane
Whccllnn. V
Fall Kiver..
Iivenport .
rvaiamazoo .
Tnpeka,
Helena
Knrtnuflclcl.
lnungstown ..
Fort Wayne...
New Hodford..
Krio, Pa
Cedar Kapids,
-i aeon
Akron ,
I-extiiRton
Hockford. III....
FurS'i. N. I
Ixiwcll
Hinarhamton ....
('hertcr. Pa
Sioux I'Vlls
South lier.il, Ind
HloomliiKton, III
Canton, o
Wulncy. Ill
Springfield. O...
Iii'catur. Ill
Mansfield, ()....
Fremont. Neb...
Jacksonville, 111
Oklahoma City..
Houston
Galveston
Columbia, S. C.
Sacto
Jackson, Miss...
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305.000 ......
Light Run of Cattle, Without Much
Change in Prices.
HOGS CONTINUE ON DOWN GRADE
Shrrp and l.nmbs of t.ood ()iiallr n
Ilemaml t Xendr Prices I n
I flnUhed tnff nn Sellers
si nil Weak.
tattle. Hogs. Bheep.
SOl'I'll UMAiiA, Dec. 4. 1908.
Receipts werei
Official Monday
Official Ttiesd.iv ..
Official Wednesday
of .Ii I'll Thursday .
Katlniatu Friday ..
4.. 5
6.''WJ
6.d.:i
, 4.. 93
. 1,150
.124
S.M7
9,t6
17,o7
13.510
V.6.17
6,7x
13.717
5,. ou
.22,614
!,v7
K.RU4
4i,.5li
3.,dl9
;.3.b6
20,viM
45. SOD
iil.-lti
'.2.n0
52.2.8
3,N1
Five days this week
S..lne days lust week.
Samo ua, s 2 weeks ago..:x,2,8
Siiiiie a 3 weeks lino. .25 .872
Banie days 4 weeks iigo. .12,9i0
The following table shows the receipts of
rattle, nogs and sheep at Mouth omalia
for thu year to date, compared with last
year: lyes. i"u7. Inc.
Cattle !M,.,57 1.I0.I.S91
Hogs 2.Z6ii.i, i.lo.x.sT.4 157, lid
Sheep 1,012,142 1,9 W.18H 45,2i2
Tho following table shows the avenigo
lc
i;i9,.v.4
price of hogs at South Omaha for the
several days, with comparisons;
last
Date. I 1908. 19o7.19o.19l6.1904.19O3.lSti5
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
23..
24..
25..
26..
27. .
28..
29. .
30..
1....
3...
b 86.4j 4 08', 6 12 4 66 4 49 1 4 311
6 1 i ' 6 001 4 KOl " 4 W
a sol j 4 .2 4 uj a is,
4 0,1 6 00 i 4 531 1
4 2D, 6 021 4 67 4 20
I tt l7j 4 73 4 4!l 4 24 1
4 361 I 4 SJ 4 47 I
4 60 6 041 4 42 4 34
I 6 5 1 4 9-j 4 43 4 aft
4 641 6 OS, I 4 481 4 42i
6 61i
6 56
6 67
S 68
5 79
6 66
4. ...I I 4 tK 6 13, 4 SI J
4 44,
15
6 0,1
5 Mj
02
6 10
6 09
6 14
6 22
Sundiiy. Holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was as follows:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
...U
..14
...
J
20
8
t7
"I
13
37
C. M. & St. P 1
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
I'nlon Pacific 21
C. it N. W., east 5
C. & N. W., west...
C, St. P.. M. & O...
C, it. & y., cast
C, H. & y., west...
C, It. 1. & p., cast.
C, R. 1. Ai P., west 6
Illinois Central 15 1..
Chicago Ut. Western.... 2
Total receipts 59 INS 24 5
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Not Included in totils because containing
other items than eiearlngs.
steady; railroad,
& ft. L. 4a
& T. 4a...
New York. Moner Market.
NKW YORK, Duo. 4.-PUIME MKRQAN
TILK FAPKR-3Vn4'4 per cent.
mu.n lis liovernment,
strong.
STERLING EXCHANOK-Weaker, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8440
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8645 for demanj;
commercial bills, $4.84Uj4.8114.
MuNRiY On cull, steady; 2ft 24 per cent;
ruling rate, 214 per cent; closing bid. 2'4 per
cent; offered at 2H per cent. Time loans,
a shade firmer and prettv active; sixty
days, 3 per cent; ninety days, S'g'Pi per
cent: six months, 3j per cent.
SILVER Uav. 48c; Mexican dollars, 45c.
Closing quoi&tlons on New York bonds
were as follows:
U. B. rf. 3a, reg j'WITnt. MM. 4',s. ...
do coupon 104 L. & . unl. 4a.
V. 8. la, rag 10014 Man. c. g. 4a....
do coupon 100-4 Me. Central 4
u. s. aa, reg lao Mo it Inc
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a
do (to
Atchlaon gan. 4a..
do ad. 4a
do cv. 4u
do cv. 5a
Atlantic r. L. 4a.
Hal. & Ohio
do 3aa
Drk. K. T. cv. 4a
t'entral of Oa. 5a.
ito lat lno
do M luc
do 3d luc
Chen, e, Ohio 4a
l'hlc-go i A. 3'na
('., H. g. n. 4a...
C, K. 1. & P.4a ...
do rul, fjH
do rfdg. 4a
cci:. it at. L. k. t.
Colo. lud. i.
Colo. Mid. 4a
Colo, ft So. 4
Del. & H. cv. 4a...
II. 4 R. O. 4s
Erie p. 1. 4a
do gen. 4a
Hock. Val. Vi.
Japan 4h
do 4'tn
dn Vil HrlPH. . . .
lild. Olfared
Omaha Pac king Co 1S
Swift and Company 206
Cudahy Packing Co 453
Armour & I'o 175
Schwartzchlld & S'lsh'g'r
Vansant & Co J5
Carey Ac Kenton 2
I.obman Rothchlld 6
W. I. f.ephen it
F. P. Lewis 17
Huston & Co l'.l
J. II. Root & Co 23
J. II. Bulla 105
Cudahy Bros. Co
McCrcury & Carey PH
H. F. Hiinilltnn 13
M. Hagerty & Co 1
F. (c. liighram 6
Sullivan Bros 3
1ehmer Bros 16
KitiKiin
Other buyers 356
l.ll'S
2.1.34
4.750
3,633
Sli7
Mi9
l'"Jil
629
431
1,040
Totals
CATTLE Receipts
.1.833 1.494
942
!,8o7
111 "Minn
77"iM., K
.l'"8 do In
.liMH .'. K. K. of M.
. S. Y. C. g. S4a.
lOZ'N. J. c. g. 6a...
.10o;t.So. Piiclflc 4s....
W'1 do 8a
lW4 N. & W. c. 4a
0. 8. U rfdg. 4a ...
79'Pcnn. cv. 3Wa 1915..
HK' do con. 4a
"H Ftcadlng Ren. 4a
J 'Hep. of Cuba 5a....
O-vaSl. U I. M. c. fin
. 75
.102
. K9
. x.1
. 17
. ur.
.. s4
.. 87",
4a SI
.. 3'i
..129
..IIS "4
.. 710.4
.. KM.
.. K4
.. V,
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..100
.lia'4
US
. ll'St. L. S. K. fg.4a. mi
1 St. b. B. W. c. 4a.. 7H
'SlxMird A. L. 4b..
7'4,Sn. Pacific 4a
do 1st 4a
9" So. Rallwav Sa
97 Texaa & P. la
. 7Jl T., 8t. I.. A W. 4a
'"; I'nlon Parifc 4a
. do cv. 4a
loSx, V. S. Steel Jd
. Wahach 1
. aH'iWcatcrn Md. 4a
. 74 w. & b. K. 4a...
WiWla. Ontral 4a...
. W N. V.. X. II. &
till, cv. a ctfa
. lin-ia Lake Shore 4a 1131
(1
i
10714
114',
III I
-.1'3'i
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...111-
... 7'i
... S2
... hi
II.
.174
. Ho',
s)(. l.oals General Market.
HT. IXlLiie, Dec. 4-WHEAT-Higlier;
track. No. 2 red cash. $1.091 1. 10; No. 2
hard. $l.o4'iil.07; Dvc. mber, $1.U5S,; May,
$1 lO-SfilHeVj-
CORN Firm; track. No. 3 cash. 62'4c; No.
! white. 64c; December, OcOc; May, ttJ1,!.
OATS Hlghsr; track. No. I cash, ilc;
No. S white, 634iioV; December. 4H-Vc:
May, 520.
R VK Finn. 76V.
BRAN Dull; sac ked, east track. SI 02li
VIM.
FlH'R Higher; red wintsr patents $4 'a)
ti6 2o; extra fancy and siiaight. $4. 251 4 8u
clear. $3.50. " '
KEEI Tlmothv. $2.5ti3.36.
IHKNUKAI-$3 30.
HAY Steady; timothy, S8.Soii1l SO; prairie
SV K-Vl! UU
I RON COTTON T1ES-$1.0).
'.. 1 '
II KM P TWINE-7P
HKOVllONH Polk. steady; Johl.ing
$15 l.tg. I .nr. I. stead.; prune steam, ''.. ,i
oT'.j. Diy salt meals,' uiichaniied; boxed
t'tttlon Market.
j NEW YORK. Dee. . COTTON-Spot
closed ipiict; middling uplands. 9.35c; ndd
! dling gulf. S.ik-: sales, 1.000 bales. Futures,
I closed b.tiely steady; December, 9.20c; Jan-
at mark, ; " v, ....?.: ,.7T..'
.,,, ., . ai'iii, a. -ve, ,ny, , June, o nil, uuijr,
Kirsis, ic. . v7... . o t.'
41ALVESTON, Dec. 4. COTTON-Steady,
Sv.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4 COTTON Spot
dull and easy; low ordinary, 4 7-16c; no in
law I; ordinary, 5'4c, nominal; gxtod ordi
nary, 6 11-lts': middling. S 1 3-16c; good mid
dling. 3-16c; middling fair, 9-16c; fair,
IH6-I60, nominal. Iteceipls. 10.386; stock.
313.326 bales. Futures closed steady; De
cember. 8 67c; Jiinuaiy, 8.69c; February,
$.690. nominal; March. 8.74c; April. g.76e.
June, g.81c, nominal;
8.79c;
nominal. May
Jtilv. 8.86c.
8T. LOCIB. D. e. 4 -COTTON-Lower:
middling. 9 3-16c; sales, none; receipts, 8.429
bales; shipments, 7 4f.S bales; stock, 30,812
bales.
Oil Market.
SAVANNAH, Un., Dec. 4 OI L Turpen
tine firm; SSc; sales, 3J bbls.; receipts
$11 bbls. ; shipments, l.Ono bbls.
HOH1X Khm; sales. 3.131 bbls: receipts.
6 5 6 bbls.; shipments, 3,443 bbls: stock
157. :0 bbls.; iju.ile: B. 1. $2 9; K. K. tl"
$. .:..(. 3 "2S: II. 3.4i; I. $1.15; k". r JO; m'
$?.-, N, $6.15; W. U. $6.40, VV. W., .ju.
Bostoo Stocks and floods.
MOSTON, Dec. 4. Money, call loans, 2'
ftVi per cent; time loans, 3,'s4t413 ier cent.
Closing prices on siocks and bonds wsrs ai
follows:
. tl Vt Atlantic
. S9 tt llutta Coalition
. e-('al. Arltima.
.li'lStal. Jt Hacla...
.23i Centennial
.lie) Cupper Range ..
la:4Dalr West
. Jo Kranklln
. So (intnby
. 9 Greene Cananca
.1X14. lata. Royals ....
12 Malta. Mining ..
Atchlaon adj. a..
do 4a
Atchlaon H. R...
41o pfd
Boaiun V Albany.
Itoaton levated .
Villon Ascitic ....
Am. Arge. Cham.
do ptd
Am. Pneu. Tube..
Amar. 8ugar ....
do pfd
Am. T. T
Anter. Woolen ...
do pfd
Pomilllon I. 4) S.
Kdtaon Bier. Illu
(lentirat Elctrlo .
Mia. Electric ...
do pfd
Mnaa. Ilia
I uited Krult
Inllcd 6. M
du pfd
I'. g. Cteel
do pfd
Advcnlur
A'.iouea
A malganiatedl ....
Ariaona Com
Ei-dlvidaud.
..l.S
.. a
.. i
.. 31
..Hi
.. it
.. M
Michigan
Mohak
Nevada
Old IKimlnlon .
Oaraols
Parrot
Qutucv
Shannon
. M'4 Tamarack
.WO14 Trinltr
. r t'nlted Copper
. m v. e. Miuiug...
. Mttr. s. 011
.nit 1 tin
. 1'" VI. tons
. it Winona
. 88 Wolvtrlns
. as '4 North Duita ...
. 1SH
. 271.
.6M)
. 3 Hi
. 81',
. lOltj
. la
.va
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7',
1
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.U
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. k4k,
. 17
. H"i
. 444,
. ? ",
. 4".',
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l.oudon Money Market.
LONDON, Dec. 4 American securities
opened quiet and featureless today. Later,
011 light transactions, prices advanced anil
at noon the market was firm and from
Vs'tf 14 higher than yesterday's New York
closing.
laindon closing stock limitations:
Console, money Mo.. Kan. & Teaa.
do acocint H3li-l6New York Central...
Anacnr.da l''"4 Norfolk , ei Ueatttru.
Atchlaon 10", do pfd
do pfd l'v Ontario ft Western.
Baltimore & Ohio... II Pennaylvania
Canadian Pacific . . . IN"',, Hand Mlnra
Cheaapeaka & Ohio., Heading
. 11 Southern Kallsay .
.lf" do pld
. UH Southeern Pacific
. ,(i I'nlon Pacific
. 81 do pfd
. 34 V. S. Kil
. 4'i do pfd
. 3'i Wahaah
. il' do pfd
.1:: spanlah 4a ...
.li'Amal. Copper
. . H7
. . 364
.. t
.. '
.. 71
.. !
.. 5.1,
..121 '4
..lit
.. HI
.. ;s
..1...-4
.. It
. . :ih',
.. 94
7"4
Chi. dreat Wwtern
Chi.. Mil. (l HI. P.
Ie. H-era
Ponver & Rio (J-..
do pfd
Erie
do tat pfd
do 7d pfd
Oand Trunk
llllnola Central ...
Loulfvitle A Nafh.
hi l. KK Bar. unlet at 22'.d per ounce.
MONKV 142 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for sliort bills Is 2'4fri25-16 per cent; for
three months' bills. "4 per cent.
Ken- York Mlnlnif Mocks.
NKW YORK. Dec. 4.-Closlng quotations
0:1 mining stocks:
.226 Iadvllle Con 8
. 1 I, litis Chief I
. 11 Veil, an Kli
17 Ontario :i;,0
. 74 tlphlr !o
. 70 Yellow Jacket 33
11") Standard m
Alice
Hruiiiwlck Con
Com. Tunnel iliHlt
Com. Tunnel hoiida
Cou. lal. it Vs....
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Offered.
Bank 4'learloas.
OMAHA, Dec. 4 Rank clearings for to
day w.re S2.4ts1.118.'t and for the cone
poncliiig dais last year $1,80,537.
1'reasary Btatenaent.
WASHINGTON. Dee. 4.-Todays state
ment of the treasury balances In the g. ri
e.itl fund, exclusive of the $15o.j." gold
icstrvif, siiuws; AvailjW waiau Uuu
Dry (iooda Market,
NKW YORK, Dec. 4.-DRV GOODS
I he dry goods market shows an easier con
dition in some directions; gray cottons and
yams have lost the feverish demand of
..... T.tn n.M. I lie U I If IIIII1M..U u
1 steady business, with fair activity
holiday goods department. Consul
discussion has been tia,i,i 1. ... .
wo..l.n and worsted goods division as a
consequence of tariff hearing at Wash
market C'lirpt't uuU "r advancing In this
fcttx-k la Mgbl.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
Western markets yesterday:
doing
in tie
eraMe
South Omuha
Ht. Jos. ih
Sioux City ..
Kansas City .,
St. laiuis
Chicago
'ow4
. 4. 0110
. 3,5"l
. !)
. 3 im
. 2.0UO
. n.oij
U4X
Hogs. Sheep.
l".4ou U.fyn)
12..J") 1 .noil
7.2i
19'K'O lO.OfiO
13 6m l.jrs
;;i.fi,a i;.)y
35,750
this morning were
light as usual on a Friday, there not being
enough of any otto kind of cattle to excite
very much Interest uniong buyers. Tho re
mit was that it was a typical Fridays
market, there being very little doing and
Hale in the way of Intettstiug or new lea
tut es.
Among tho offerings of beef steers were
some of the best cattle seen here In some
time, 0110 bunch of cornfeds scUlr-s up to
$7.10, the h. gliest price paid since Septem
ber. While the market was generally
quoted as steady on the best grades, it
was very slow and weak on others.
Cows and heilers wen also dull, but that
Is the common complaint on a Friday.
Prices on the mora desirable loads were
not materially different, but other kinds
were, if anything, a little easier.
There was ha.dly enough doing in the
feeder or stocker market to make a test
of the market, but the feeling was steady
on strictly good kinds, but weak and slow
on others.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, $ti.4o'u'7.25; fair to good
corn-fed steers. $5.4oi'ci6.4o; common to fair
corn-fed steers, $4.(8u6.4o; good to choice
range steers, xo.2Wij6.oo; fair to good range
Bteers, $4.0(cj4.50; good to choice corn-led
cows and hellers, $4.0lfl4.65; good to choice
grass cows and heifers, $3.5o.(i4.85; fair to
good grass cows and heifers, $2.syu3.50;
common to fair grass cows and heifers,
$2.25faa.8ft; good to chotce Blockers and
feeders, $4.&o((35.25; fair to good stockeis
and feiders, $3.75(&4.60; common to fair
Blockers and feeders, $2.754i'3.75; stock hetf
ers. 2.uO'y3.4ii; veal calves, 2
stags, etc., J2.26o4.25.
Represeplalive sales:
BKEF STEERS,
5ti4l'5.75; bulls.
No. Av. Fr. No. Av. Pr.
12 S) 4 10 7 843 l
IS 10 4 85 8 13W to)
20 KXI 6 15 t 1201
18 1230 f. uo 19 157S 1 10
3 .1260 8 00
COWS.
J f. 798 8 45 8 915 8 06
75 1! (10 13 9T" 3 oi
4 940 2 So 4 875 27
16 75 X fiO II lUi'l SO
10 Win 2 Ut 8 Ill 3 35
K, t t 5 1 1 3 70
IH 775 1! 70 12 l"4e 3 70
1 7c!ii 8 80 24 944 J Hi
2 1025 3 00 It KtiO ' 3 9u
10 " i 00
HEIFERS.
( 710 : M 17 793 S M
7X 3 t5 1 7 1 70
6 728 3 4il 4 922 4 25
II 698 1 50
BULI.S.
1 1010 2 40 1 1110 2 85
CALVES.
10 3H3 $ 80 t 300 IU
1 270 3 00 1 270 3 7i
lf 2i 3 40 1 280 l Ml
1 .70 I Mi I i:o 6 W
X 100 2 50 S $"0 5 80
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
8 8i 3 :I5 5 KH4 4 On
8 601 I 40 8 lot 4 10
22 717 3 l) 68 8. 4 SO
12 776 3 80 17 977 4 25
8 8f,0 3 90 21 5 4 23
10 M.0 4 DO 54 1026 4 40
4 858 4 00 12 i4t 4 40
7x4 4 00 L ir.3 4 85
WKSTERN3 NEHHAFKA.
1 cow KiO 3 '
6 feeders
1 bull....
7 cows. . .
6 calves.
6 rows. . .
7 cows
D.
19 steers.
18 cows. .
24 steers.
2 cows..
1 bull...
3 steers.
HOC.8-
60.
.1270
. 8M2
. 4:16
.1"10
. 785
J
56 Teeners.. 61"!
2 hulls HmO
1 bull !50
6 cows leHS
4 calves. ... 275
2 bulls 1300
..lisj
W.
...1130
...12"ll
. .. 9fi5
..1150
...1126
There
2 75
2 50
2 5o
2 75
2 60
Shechan, Wyoming
6 011 .1 cow s 1"M
R. llaw ken yo.
3 50
2 70
2 9o
3 75
3 2o
3 44
4 (5 3 cows 813
4 So 1 steer !)
4 05 1 bull 1410
2 60 12 steers.. ..1268
4 25
was another downward
3 85
4 05
4 if,
2 60
5 00
The Published Statement
under dale of NoveniWr 'J7, 1!0S, shows that this
hank is constantly inoronsiny; in strcnuth.
Capital and Surplus, $1,000,000.00
This represents the Stockholders' investment.
Loans, i - - $6,714,379.44
These are, for the most part, made to Omaha's
strong progressive business houses.
Bonds, - - - $1,164,940.16
These investments are made in the strongest
lines that the market affords, and hence could
be readily converted into cash.
Cash, - - - $4,891,866.27
This shows an amount las is our rule largely
in excess of legal requirements.
Deposits, - - $11,457,754.47
The Largest of any bank in Nebraska.
Is not this a. good place for your account?
f irst National Bank of Omaha
Thirteenth and Farnam Sts.
Entrance to
Safety Deposit Vaults
is on J3th Street.
i .
still the offerings of desirable killers were
quite moderate. With the usual good de
niuiul the trade on all good kinds of fed
sheep and lambs was active, at tully steady
prices. Oood fed lambs sold up as high as
$6.65, with the best yearlings here at $5.40
and ewes at $4.:. The pens were cleaned
in very good season of everything that
looked good to packers. On the other h.'ind,
there was quite a sprinkling of very un
desirable stuff, lambs that ought to have
been held back In tho country on feed at
least sixty days In order to fit them
for killers. Stuff of that - description was
hard to move, as feeders do not seem very
anxious for it and packers will not touch
It. Some of It that was bought on this
market as feeders did not look very much
better than when It went out, about the
only noticeable change li. ing a few addi
tional burrs. It will he readily understood
that It Is a great mistake on the part of
feeders to ship In either Bheep or lambs
In such condition, as they are bound to be
money losers.
There was very little here In the way of
feeders except warmed-up stuff and the
market was without noteworthy features,
the trade being a little slow and dull.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Oood to
choice lambs, $6,154)6.50; fair to good lambs,
f5.7MiO.15, feedlrg lambs, $4.25(5.60; good to
choice light yearlings, f-i.OtVcie.BO: good to
choice, heavy yearlings, $4.5mu).15; feeding
yearlings, Ji.OOti 4.50; gocd to choice weth
ers, $1.5ii'u4.90; fair to good wethers, $i.2Sg)
4. 15; feeding wethers, $:i.5(K(V4.00: good to
choice ewes, $4.0o'gi4.40;
f3.2&&4.00; feeding ewes.
bucks, 1.00(i2.00.
Representative sales:
No.
128 western yearlings
C61 Wyoming lambs
8 Wyoming wethers
552 Wyoming ewes, feeders....
8 western lambs
92 western ewes
Ii21 western lambs
41 western lambs, culls
3 western ewes
113 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
154 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
217 Wyoming ewes, feeders....
lot) Wyoming lambs, feeders. ..
473 Wyoming lunibs, feeders...
lxu western ewes
5) western ewes, culls
25 western ewes, culls
457 westent ewes
57 western ewes
(f western latnlis
ewes
lamhs
ewes, culls
l imbs
In nibs
lamns, culls
lambs
ewes
ewes, culls
feeders
feeders ,
fnlr to good ewes,
f2.lXKu3.25; culls and
movement In values today, prices at prac
tually all murKet points showing more or
less weakness under tho Influence of lib
eral receipts and continued hammering on
the pari of packers, locally the market
started out (Viiloc. lower, with the trade
pretty slow and dull at current prices. A
good many of the nogs sold at right around
$fi 5oio.65, as against t&.6t(6.7u yesterday.
With a very gnud showing of hogs and
With the market opening late, ihe morn
ing was well advanced before anything
llko a clearance e.as effected.
Kepieseiitttllve sulcs:
2 S western
6 western
10 western
212 western
50 wextt rn
25 western
4!1 western
87 western
26 we stern
26 weste n ewes,
Eo7 western ewes,
lc6 western wethers
121 western wethers
33 wt stern ewes, culls...
Av. Pr.
Ki 5 55
65 5 35
, H7 4 00
64 3 15
, 76 f 25
, 104 3 85
, S3 6 50
75 4 75
. lib 4 25
, 63 5 50
, Ul 5 50
, !i3 3 25
, 56 5 35
, 56 5 35
. 110 4 (0
. 97 3 10
. 104 2 50
. UN 4 10
.US 3 50
. 76 6 65
. 118 4 30
.90 6 65
.K3 S 00
. 67 6 Ml
. OS 6 50
. 58 4 50
.75 6 50
. li4 4 00
.96 2 50
.84 2 00
.95 S f5
.91 SiO
.67 6 50
.85 1 50
CHICAGO 1,1 VIC STOCK M A II K FIT
Cattle and Sheep Are Steady Hobs
Five Cents Higher.
CHICAGO, Ic 4. CATTM-roecclpts.
estimated 3,000 head; market steady; steers,
t4.6Oiit.O0; cows, f 3. 26c&6. 25; heifers, UHty
4 .60: hulls, f2.75'Ta4.5o; calves, t2.504ji6.75;
stockeis and feeders, $2.50114.85.
HOilS Receipts, estimated 31,000 head;
market, strong to 5c higher: heavy ship
ping. $5.96C!6.06; butchers, $6.KS-n6.0(i; light
mixed. $5.iiii6.6j; packing, $5. 7' Hi 6.00; pigs,
$1.2.rc5.25; bulk of sales, $5.6Ki6.9i.
KUKRI' AND LAM HS4 Receipts, esti
mated, 12.000; nmrket steady; sheep, $4.oiKa
4.75; lambs, f5.25'6.90; yearlings, fl.2,Vrt5.7G.
are in fair demand, w ith choice nuoted st b
9'-e, extra choke at li"rilovo and fancy alt
IKfillWc. i'eiiches are quiet hut firm, with,.
choice quoted at 7C(i714c, extra choice at 7.
Hc and fancy at 8!clle. Raisins are quiet. -
but steady, with loose Muscalel quoted til
5j6H", choice to fancy seeded at tVtio, ,
seedless at 4Cg6c and London luyers alf
$1.501.60. -,
Woo. AlarLct.
ST. 11'IS, Mo., IMc. 4. Wool market
strong. Mi-dltim grades, combing and cloth-.
Ing. INfr'Sk-; light fine, I5'1iliv. Heavy fin ', ;.
10V(il5e; tub washed. 22'i3oV.
IANIKN, JVC. 4.-WIMJL The offer
ing at the wool auction sales todtiy
amounted to 12.5115 bales, Including many
new clips, milling was animated at firm
pri es and home and continental spinners
were the chief purchasers. There was a
keen demand from Americans, especially
for light, greasy merinos and fine cress
bieds, which were occasionally dearer.
Scoured Victorians realized 2s Id. Next
week 77.SM1 bales will be offered. Today's
sales fol.ow: New Houlh Wales, 3.2-0 bales; .
Scoured, lslils "tyd; greasy, 4-4lo;ls ld. .
greasy, 6se(i6s 1.1. Victoria, 1,000 hales,,
scouted". Is lVid(tj'2s Id; greasy, ll'.frdiills Su;'
South Australlu. l.Ono bales, greasy, uuM .
10Hd: West Australia, 1.400 bales; grca,;
7d(ulOHd; New Zealand. 1.3(0 bales; scoured,
74dC(ls oVfcd: greasy, 0dti9d; Cape of Oood
Hops and Natal, 2,401 bales; scouied, 1
Dd'qls 8'4d; greasy. SVWod.
1108TON, Due. 4 VVOOl-Althougli I ho.-i
vivacity of the local wool mariiet lias d-j- '
dined to some extent, trading continues
along broad lines and with prices strong-'
In all grades. Manufacturers it-port a good
outlook. The leading domeatlo quotations -range
as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces: XX 32W.
33c; X, 31(crS2c; No. 1 washed. 34(&35e; ',
No. 2 washed. 34&35c; fiiiiy i"washed. 21fc.iT'
22c; half-blood combing, 2X(ci :v ; three-eights-blood,
combing, 27(fi2sc; . quarter,
blood, combing, 26c5i27c; delaine washek '
35((i'30e; delaine, unwashed, 2B:;
gun, Wisconsin, New York fo'cl-' V .
unwashed, 20cii21c; delaine, un f'tJ
26c; half-blood, unwashed, 25 iTJot ; TTreeT-'
elghlhs-blood, unwashed, 251; ."He ; quarter
blood, unwashed, 244f25o. Kentucky, In
diana and Missouri: Th'-ee-eighths-blood.
27f(i29-; quarter-blood, 25fii27c. Hcoured
values: Texas, fine, twelve months, 5811),
8)H-; fine, six to eight months, &062e;
fine, fall, 48ti60c. California, northern, 62dli
53c; middle counties, 434(46c; southern, 37(t()'
88c; fall free, 4oiSH2e. Oregon, eastern No.
1 staple, 58flj0Oe; eastern No. 1 clothing, 48
50c; valley, No. 1, 45''i48c. Territory, fine
staple, 6io;63o; fine medium, staple, 57(fj5tc;
fine clothing. 644157c; fine medium clothing.
49r((fi2c; half-blood, 53'ri67e; three-elghths-blood,
52tifi4e; quarter-blood, 4iy-49c. Pulled,
extra, 58ij62c; fine, A, 50fa56c; A supers, .
4tMifi0e.
The Commercial Tlulletln of Roston, bas
ing Its reisirt on statistics gathered for the .
government, will say tomorrow of the wool
market:
The market Is very strong and tending
higher as a result of the extremely low
stock of wool remaining and the advanc
ing tone of all foreign markets. lealcrs
look for a return of 19o7 values.
The shipments of wool from Rostnn to
December 3, Inclusive, were 179.323.54i"
pounds, against 225,056,473 pounds for the i
same time last year. The receipts were
245,288.329 pounds, against 276.368.8KS pounds
the same period last vc-ar. '
No. At. Sii. Tr. No. at. Sh. Pr.
J 15 ... 5 25 (12 iHi 1 j' ito
77 1 l-' 5 I I V Sin ltd I to
68 321 M 6 to M ... i
71 21 40 6 &) it 2H7 40 i 6.1
mi IKS 2ll t iO 2tl 1M 411 (
HI 2"1 4') t 60 t,4 !7'l 40 t. ti.'
:ie 19 t to ii :ns 2v 6
4J ll'-U 120 4 to l 21 in tU
71 22V ... 6 4U 31 212 ... 6 hi
77 40 $ to 41 20 160 i ,
t"i ZU )' 5 B 44 1.4 10 5 '.
14 211 ... 6 6 6" J.'l 4'l 5 45
lc S-'i 6u 6 .'5 64 24 M 5 ti.i
m 2i ' rs r,i an to i, i,
74 II 4" i Li 71 in.'. 41 t -.
' 2m hi lu et rt its
7.' I'.i M & 55 44 202 40 5 70
K i-tt 120 lit ii a .. 6 7(1
7V kJl J lit kl .1 4'l t 70
71 I'. ... I 65 (I il5 k" t 70
to 2l ... 5 40 5f 40 5 'if,
U 242 . . S HO 4t Jiu i H
In 4.VI fl I III I I. .Hr. 11 r 1.
62 5M 40 5 40 il :-a IiD 5 7
111 C'.4 W 61 t4 -IU il 5 75
71 .SS5 ... $ ,) u tu ... i 7i
15 ... $ to 73 ... i Tl
7f II IM . 54 HO I 76
it 241 12i 5 64 44 : 40 I 71
SHKKP 'Hiere was a very fair run to.
lisy, cw-inldoiliiK thai It was a l-'nddy, but
Kansna Clly Live NloeU. Market.
KANSAS CITV, Mo., Dec. 4. CATTLE
Receipts, 3.0J0 licad, including Sotl southerns.
Market slow, steady. Choice export and
dressed beef steers, i.!Xif-i 7.5o; fair to pood,
$i.25ii6.C0 western sle.-rs. t3.6iii6.5(); sto'jkcts
und feeders. $2.7.u4.h3; southrrn steers,
f:i.4n4i6.54i; siuthern rows, f2.5iya3.75; native
cons, fl.TIVri4.40; native heifers, f2.8j'g5.ii;
hulls, $2.6104 un; calves. f3.25'ni.50.
1IOOS Receipts, ltf.W-J held. Mnrhet 5o
to I0i- Iilijher. Top. i5.85: Lulk of sabs,
f. 251)15. Vi; heavy, K.65"i5.86; packers and
liiitehers. $5.5o'fi5.S'); light, $5.1St5.56; pigs,
f.l.90Hif.(.
SliKIiP-Receipts, lO.Oeft head. Market
steady and active. Lambs, f4.25i-i6.60; ewes
and yeerllngs, fl.int)4.7r,; western yearlings,
ft.4'ifci6.25; western sheep, $3.J04i4.6O; stock
eis and feeders, f2.5o-i74.40.
St. Loots l.le Htork Market.
ST. UJl'IS. Die. 4 CATTLI'Rocelpts,
2. () head. Including 425 head Texans; mar
ket steady; native shipping and export
steers, ft. 7517.75; dressed In-ef and butcher
steers. f4.0t"i6.4o; steers under l.Oon ibn.,
f3.5nfH6.3o; stockeis and feeders, $3fJ'a4 25;
cows and heifers, $3. X t)0. 4ii; canners, f2.0ici'
2 10; bulls, $2 75i4.00; calves, $5.00ry8.00;
Texas and Indian steers, f3.O0('j6.50; cows
and heifers, f2.Oocci3.5o.
H04J8 Receipts, 13.600 bead; market
steady; pigs and lights, $3."ii"iii.6"; packers.
fr,.2i yo.76; butchers and best heavy, th.nnif
6.10.
8UEEP AND IjA M US Recelpis, 1,260
head; market strong; native muttons,
$4.2tVU'4.50; lambs, $6.2f&6.86; culls and
bucks, t2.5o-ii4.10; stockers, t-UOy 1.75.
Nt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dee. 4. CATTLE Receipts.
Metal Market. J
NEW YORK. Dec. 4 M ETAl-S-The Lon
don tin market was lower today with spot
quoted at 133 17s lid and futures nt I'Mo 17s
8d. The local msrkot was dull at tL3.37V"' "
29.H2ty. Copper tiecllned to Jl62 15s for spot t
and 63 15s for futures in the londnn mar- '
k-t. .-callv the market was dull and tin-
changed, with lake quoted at fI4.97Hcil4.5(i; '
electrolytic, f 14. 1'tya 11.25, and eusting at'
fl4.tkKiill.12H. Lead was iinehanged at 11 '
Ixmdon. The local$14.0nffj4.1?H?wld. .3 cmf '
3d In the J,ndon market. Locally dull al
tl. 26H4. 3d; selter was lower at 21 '2s 6d In
Iindon. The local market remained dull
at $ l'ifi 15. Iron was unchanged, Willi ,'
standard foundry at 47s 7d and Cleveland
warrants at 46s TVtd In London. The local ,
market was unchanged. No. 1 foundry
northern. fl7.0ffci 17.60; No. 2, tl6.75r71T.25; No.
1 southern and No. 1 southern oft, fl7.2f1 '
17.75.
ST. Uil'18, Doc. I.-METALS-Lesd.
dull at t4.2Mi4.'W. Copper, dull at 14V-14V-.
Bliver, 48c.
Coffea Market.
NEW YORK. Dec-. 4. The cotfee tnarlrr-t
cl.jsed steady, net uiichangod to 8 points '
lower. Salea were reported of I'S.Ono bags, :
including December at 6.05116.118-; Marc h
R2(K-; Miy, B.20i6.25c; Hepleniter, S.301-, '
Sist, quiet; Rio No. 7, 6H-; Santos No. 4.
7V(iic, Mild coffee, dull; Cordova,
12c. " ,
market steady; steers. f4.u'i7.00;
belters, $2.6'l'6.50, calves, Uv(p
1,000 head
cows und
6. 75
1IOOS Receipts, 7.0CO
steady to 5c lower; top.
bales, So..ftj-(Jo.60.
UIII.'L'U A V I , T . Wt)J K, l .. .
Iriu.rji v , ' imflllin niif ijii
head; market steady to lot- higher;
fo.5o?l6.&0.
head ;
15.85,
market
bulk of
. 1.000
lambs,
Moos City 1.1 ve Stock Market.
BIOL'X CITY. Ia Dec. 4-iSpeelsl Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, m head; mar
ket steady; beeves, t4.5"ij7 00; buichers'
steak. H .Kii3.T5; feeders, t3.UOYj4.5i); calves
soil yeirdngs, 43.(H)n4.00.
11(818- R.-celpts. 8o head; market 5e
lower; I ange, $o.2'ft;5.;o; bjlk of idles, fj.55.
't5.65.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4 -EVAPORATED
APPLES The inaikut for evaporated sp-
fles continues quiet. Fancy uru quoted at
-j'tl9V-. clioice at 7Vic. prime at tSij7c
and "Id crop ut 4'u6c, uccoKilng to grade.
DRIED FRUITS Coast advices report a
firm market for prunes, with an advancing
tendency, but the sinjt market - remains
steady, with quotations ranging from 4c (u
7Hc for 4'allfornla up lo 3oa-4"s, and from
6.sc to 71c fur Orcgun Uj gud jb. Arluots
.Not Open to Kverbody.
"A most peculiar effect was produced
bv an announcement In the advertisements
of a county fair to he held in mv state,"
says Representative Champ Clark. "Among
other things, the announcement said that
'attractive features of this great fair will
be highly amusing donkey ruces and pig.'
races.' Then, to the amazement of the
Judicious, this note was added: 'Compe
tition in these two contests will bo open
to cltii.-ns of the county only !" Llppln-,
colt's Magazine.
Narrow Kseape tor Somebody.
Mrs. I'psome You have noticed, I sup.
pose, that the new society editor says your
most striking peculiarity is your "personal
pulchritude?"
Mrs Srddvn-Klymer Yes. and my hus
band was going right around lo the news
paper office lo have II out with the editor,
bill I happened to think Unit perhaps we'd
better liiok in the diclloiiarv first. After
we found out the metnlng of the word we
sent our man and ordered 2"0 extra copies
of the paper. Chicago Tribune.
Jonnli and the Whnle'a Teeth.
A teacher wiltts that after Instructing
pupils for ye ars that I l.e lixithb condi
tion of the spoi in wli.le accounted for the,
ability of Juiiuh to Invade one without
ubraHioii. vile has he-en Infertile I thai the
si'i-iiii has t.'-tli, ..nil wuiiis to know If
this Is a fact. It is. The sperio whale has
a score or more of teeth, sec ji ding to
age. These protrude a' leant two inches,
making a really datiMeiiais hirrler lo airv
of using i lie place f ir a toboggan
hilaclelphla ledger.
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