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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1908)
I THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. IECEMl3h.K K i t J ft V r i .CfiALN A5D PRODUCE MARKET f Ef nl Situation TTathuig-fd ttd Lorp Stuff Remains Turn. SnXXLATIOS WAS LACZHTG Tkls rt-rew WkMfWalra ttssravea sat Uwct MewawrfcUe lata- Walt far Cot. erwaseat kar1. OMAHi, TNl. 7. Wheat on nd f trm, hot wift lower on lack of speculation. The general sttua tirm w u unchanged and hmder of Ions stuff remain firm. Speculator were to t lined to wait -for the gove.rnmrit rejtort, hicb s-aa to cum at it m today. Com wa on the decline, with increasing receipts. Eastern consumption demand continue ery pour and lover value tare loofcod forward to. Wheat started out steady, but the spec ulative element beid hack, vaian for the goverrtnent report. The report rum bear ish and caused a flury of selling, and the total lack of support let value oosa ior a euick 1-cent drop. Iteoemrvrr wheat opened at swc and cloned at ac . Corn opened on the oer.iitte on Increasing reeeipt and a noticeable siscknoss In the hipping demand. The fmerMimt report aaa bearish, showing a larse yeld still held w the country Leoember opened at Siisc nl rinsed at h4c. Primary wheat receipts were Rflf'.BrtO ttush la and shipments were 1.034 wo buntieia. against reoelpta taut vear of 1.2f".fW0 bushel and shipment of l.n&Msie husbels. Com tacelpia were .( bushel and shipments were Jui.MnO bushels, agamnt re oelpta last year of M(-.4ltw busuel and ship ment trf 24ff,,0n bushel Oearanc were l?.tt Vunhel of rorn. rone of oat and wheat and flour equal to a.wm buntjela. Ueriiool r I need i lower OB weat and 45d lower on oom. fjot a) rasr ft option: Artlole. Ojwn. I Hi-ti. Low. Close I Rat 'jr. "Wheat t r.... '11 WW PBH! t BPH i "4 i (Kyi ict la ith ' irj msi s: 1 ii tn.lrai bb--, ii t' 4s! Mar Corn Mur..j OUT J re..;.4 May.. I Oaaka Cakah Ti WHEAT No. I hard. Sl.mOl.flC: ?Cn. t herd. Hvl : No. aprtnit. lVftn 0L CORN Ni. t. t"r; K. 4. Ni. 1 yellow, Sf.VSr; No. I white. KTc; No. E tnlared. CVbTr: JCr. I yellow, Cg fe; No. a white, 4T-tHPr ; No. 4 wtilte, 7i47,r. KYE-Ne. t IJe: Ko. t, 71c. Carla( He-ex-i a. "Wheat. Corn. Oat. ChJciMro . .. M rJ! 107 Mir.nr.ajolia m, ... ... Imluth j4T ... . Omaha . . , 7 Si CHICACO catiN akd raoTKios faTemhle Oattowk far Fall Fowl WkeH Owp U rakna Market. OHICAOO. Iec. 7 Wheat price on the local exrhanpte derllned 3c tu&ny for the Ma and July deliveries, owing to gmwtj elltna; baaed . oa a btarieh ahwlnc of the arovernrm'nt report. The market cloned wea at the lowe point. Corn, oata and pro-ialona alno cloned weak. Announoemect of the eatlniate ty aroverD mvnt of filial it'latinc to the oonchtion of ( and acreaae a own to winter wheat In the lutled Pialea wa made at the noon hour and waa the oorttFior. for acrtTe aelllna; of wheat n the local exchanpe the remauider of the day. Aa a renult uf thla general mvli lns prittia declined from lc to i'nc from the hiph point rf the day, the May and Jtrty dltrertea irhowlna; the rreateat loeeek. Loadink rail apparentlr rave the market no aupporl and the principal buying; waa done by ahorta and rommiaawn houas. Ad oorflint to tbe official ntatiatlc the condi tion of the crop w-aa placed at W-.i. com jiKred with a 10-ivear verare of ISt.Z. and the total acreage wac eaumated at ID.fcM, tMH) acrea. a much larger acreage than generally wan expected would be aboa-n. fh -acaarkM waa alao waakenad T a a-creaMt- vl Z.'L.M buaheia tn tb vmitUe euj.ply of wheat In the United Staiwa. Trjnr te the publication of the government report the market waa fairly aleady and trading waa inclined ta drag. The maraat I'looed at tlx- low point for all deliveriea. ItecemtMT being at S104V May at Slot. and July at ti.UlV C0uranoea of what and flour were equal to KT.T.iKm Pualtels. The I'-iumi en paaabge decreaaed HOb.OOU buh ia. vi-rn waa weak all day. Receiving Bouaec leported that offeringa of com at country atanona In Nebraska were much more liu ral today, whlh helped to Oeprea prkiea. The market oloeed wnak at the bottom, yitb prica off V&'Salc.' compared with the prevkoua chiee. Final quotation on Deoem Iht were tiiac arid on May at IL'ftj t'Vc. iiata were dull and weak. Tlie market Ciaaai d at the bottom, with price below Saturday' final quotation, tecem-b-r tieing at itM?4!'c and May at hie Provision wera a-tak. Arrival of live hog tier today were eahmated at Tf.&. head. At tb clone price wcr doa-n 7VP 2c. The leading future rangt d a follow: a.-tlclea. Open..! tiagh, Lowi. Cloa. Yea y. Wheat Iec May July ;n lec. May July ,t lc May ' July 3ork Jan. May Lard Jan. May Rib Jan. May !l 0Mt, J 05V 1 WJ 1 lVi I lt"a( 1 4Vi 1 IH1 4KVH 1 lVl 1 Vil I tl 1 tW;! VSI 1411a ! 4SuUli 1 Be 4yaM l!W; 4CW! 7 IS BO 1 K O'.'V 16 HO I IB SO K. B 16 16 ZTmi 1 07W If 07H 1 Vt r u is I ir K": I 46 I (I'm, i ITS i) t to fc aa Ko. J " C'aah quetation were a follow- FLiC'l'Ii eirnady; winter tent. S4 Ht stralghu. U.XiH(li: citare. 12 7(np-i Hfiriiig cpeciala. K lii.Jf; palenta K li(fl a 4i'; Ktraiglit. t2 uiii4 Tu: bakera ZZ hi. HHUT-No. t epririg, tLO'fy-l )! ; No. S aprtng. tl-tKKua. 07; No I red. tl.WVya.UtiV fX'RN N. 2, SHrtilWc. No. J j-bllow, Vr. ATS No. t white, ErVSKac; No. I while. fcofjICc. RTF WSc. BARLEY Oood feeding. r; fair to choice malting, 0&m4c. PlUvT'S FikX. Ne. 1 northweatern. fl.4. '"iroothy. prime, CSo. Clover, contract 4'roe. tS 4a. PR O VI SiO?C3 Ehort ril. aidea (lnoiiel, liy Sm. Meaa pork, per bi.l.. fUMU l-.Ci L.rd. ptr 1W lba . .l. f hort clear a ()- iboxodl, $k 7ff (it. Following were tlie receipt and ah!p t lent of flour and grain: Reeelpta. Shipment ?1our. bhl. ... lZ.b . Jilt..7u6 V hunt, bo. . . 4( l,.7iw "om, bu. .r;4.' lC 4o 4ata, bu. .. llti Hit, bu. . Si. SMU tiLrlrv." bu. .3W' T lx Cm the Produce exchange tocar the boi ler anaiket wa rn.tm.dy, creameriea. 'SUv'Mm:: itirwt, tli4'i. lKra. ateady; at mark. aae included. St'3ii fireta. Sir; prime 1 rat, lac- Ciieeae. firm at hQLjc. Miwaeiapataa drala Martcrt. - M1NKEAPCL1S. Minn.. Tr 7 WHEAT letien.br. (i i-; May. U.1T 1 11 ; No. hard. CUV: N 1 nurtherm. U.loV: No. wrtiieni, H..4W1.4I!; No. S northern ll.4Vrt-4i. PKAN In bulk, F'Uul'H -Ciicnangod : f imt tatent, CSSH lm: ood pal cms. K,4atf. : first rleara, U SKij-tae, wwil cieara t-J)"i(rC.ai. - - MUaaakf fcrata karket. MHiWAtTCWE. "Wt.. Lfc.. 7 WE EAT a-r: N. 1 northern. C.lSn.M: No. ! MM-them, HJospiJl1; Mny. n 1 bid. CORN Lwrr; May. -,jic. BAKUTT Firm . atancud, ac; aampla. aatath fimm Hatket. PVUTU Minn, Iec- 7 WHEAT Na. 1 northern, liflfi; No. I nonbera. H.ffTW; rw-fr-ber. ).(. May. K.HV 4JAT9 ratltavdwlpkAai rr4M MArkrt. FHILAIKLJ-H1A. lutr. t. BI'TT3 frm; extra wtat'-era creamery, sac; tmaiay rrrta. J". i-ivi 'u-wi: aud tnMtr ; Fcnncyi IWul and other aiaai-Ly fuata, free caaoa, V" at m'k: ( un! wpii. in return able cases, Xjr at mark, western first, free mtH-K, lav at mu t . rurre v rece :pl, free rtm, S4iTn- at mark C'Htnf 1-1 Irm; good demRfin; New Turk full ifrwnn. noire. ln4V; '"-lT to geod. l.'Kjruvi. KW ldRK CEItCliL N1IKET atatl of fair lay Varlaaui -maaitlem. NEW TORK. rec 7 FUOrP. RecelpL. V. mr, bbla ; rxport. ' At bbia: mJ k 1 nleadr tut duii, Iwlnti-aota putfiit. Sii.i& B.4K.; MinrKa bakr, a va . winiT lifcient M :&;..!. inir ir:p!t. M.! I liir iiirtL K frc4 Hi ; a-uiver loa graden. BVitil Rre flour, meaty; lair 10 eoort. K liti4.IK': t :iice to fancy, M-e-vp 4 o. bwkwbeat flnn-, cull; It mJ-4H' l r 1 liw PT'CKWHEAT Quiet : etalc. Klc. nnmlrii'i. CXKr.'iH RA U Blcaoji ; fine white and vci loa. Si.aixil.ili:. i-oariiK. tl.aitffll.5i. kiln oned, C 7i. . RYE tull: No S aeatem. 83c. nominal. f o. 4i. N-w York. I'.ARLEY P-.cbuj : malUng. (RVTRtc r 1. PuffnK-; feiini. 45c . i. f. Nf Yoik. -Kect 101 a. giA 'Xi bu.; txporis. ln.K bu pjxrt, -hfv: No I red, tl rof! l.li elevate; No. 2 red, fiJJ f. o. b- afiont. No. 1 northern. Luiuth. : 1 1. u. b. a;Uat; No. 2 ham winier, 1117 1 n. b. aficwt. The rw nmmcnt report cntidltuins figurta on winter wneat today were u much aliv jrivate oeiimaie thai wheat broke aharply nn6j active lio ui juiicn and cioaed weak at tVt net low Via.bie ruwly fiKur-a and cable acre al li'rieh. 1 1 wiiiber. l .irVol.ln; cih.iwd at H i:'. May, U.14i,il.lV; rl(.-d at li.M1. t W-N-Kirriii li4. hu ; cxporta. h in bu. fr.jKH market, aae.v; No. 2 pea, 6S-ru70ci levator to arrive and 7(ic Lo b afioat- OpUona without trunaaciiona, c ioaing V'flic net lower. IK-oenilwr cioeed at vtt : Hu cioeed al I! , July cioM-d at EHu.. OATS R"te;p1. 144 IK' bu. B;o market steady; nuxtL to 22 Jl.. fcfV-"" : natural white.. 24. u ilw., tuVfiMK. clipiied wniui, m 10 a 1t.. wn4jfc!c. HAY Fteady; aiiiiijilng, GiGGac; good to choice. Wtc. H1L.E& Firm; Bogota, S06'2c; Central Anterh a. 2itc. LEATHi .R Bieafly; arid. 2:H(&:2c. MKL Ptii : doniertic fie.e, XlMc. FRuVl&lONS Beei. meai.'?-; lamiiy, W..(H! "SnT.oO; meft. tiX.(''iilS.r('; ix-ef hania, l1,.l (p2k.li0; iaJS-r. t.4.w(j lf..0; c.ty extra, India meefi. art; . iVXfj .4' ; cut meat. Btearly; pl kid bchies IV.k.xiH.Bli: pickled liama. tv 1K1 Kiln ID Lard. BLeaciy; weKiam. S5.nurl.V': relln-d. eany. coriunat, mouth Amer ica. Iiu.wt; compound. t,.87Wa7.2L. Pork. barely eica ; iairu y. ilK.u lH.lt"; Btairt 1 tear. TM t"4 .w, xhjc, I 6.n4iiiilii.7u. TALlxv VuieL; Uty K per pkg ). 5r; ecu: tr- (ftkg. Ireet, frp i... RICE Hlciy; nomcnUi fir to ertra. i ; Japun. nonianal. 1- L TTLK-W u ei and steady: creamery npeciala, KVyinaac. (official price, 3jjci; ixiiaa, 14(V-aic; third to finrta, o"c; held, common to eTwtal. Satjpjbc; dairy common to special iltifMc; ir:meaa. enrol mon to special, l-juc: western factory, ftrbt. 21(2iu. ; weiiem lmrlktion cream ery, first. 2tfJ3i. CHEEfE-P.ini; state, full cream, spe cial. 14Vfl"ir-c; Bcptemlr. large and fcmall. colored or white, faticv. 14r: Octo- her. large and small, beau lS'c; October, late made, email. IhisI, 13c; good to prima IlitCBUc; common to felr. lhVfl'UVc; aklina. full to special. liwae. EKjQS etrong ; ataie, Pennsylvania and Pcarby fancy, seated. wMte. tiattW: shite, fair to choice, 4i6"ic; brown and mixed fancy. 4L'4t4mc; brown and mixed, lair to choice. KtcMiir; western first, 3fg ic; secoiida, "MuZa. POULTRY lreaeed. strong; western spring chicken. ll.'(utc; foals, Hn3rc; apru.g turkey. 1isc WEATHER IX THK CRAIS BELT Fair Warmer la tbe rroaalse t tbc Cwrm baw. OMAHA. lec. 7. 1S0R. A cold wave swept doa-n from the north west during Sunday, and ha spread over the central -vallef thin morning. Zero weather extend south over eastern Ne braHka and western Iowa, and temperature ranging from ton To fourteen degrea below are reported In Hie upper vallev. Light sncwa were gejwral thoughout the uptwr Miamsaippi and Miaaourt valley Saturday night, and scattering flurrte occured In the upper valley and went to the mountain during Sunday. An area of high pressure, with generally clear weather overliea tbe central valley and west thi morning with .a relative depression over tbe extreme nortca'ent. The temperatnre i rising rapidly. In the upper Miaaouri -alley and northa-est and it wUl rme steadily in thl vicinity tonight and Tuedy, with fair weather. A dlsTurrtanne of considerable enargy, with ruins, anow and high wmd. ox-erlie the lower Lake -region, upper Ohio valley and east to the coast, and 1 caus ing generally unsettled weather throughout the e&siern and southern portlona Omaha record of temperature and pre cipitation compared with the corresponding day of the past three year: Ma, lmr. 15K. 1MB. Minimum tamporature.... t Sit a js Pretdpltation ft T 4t Normal temperattrre for today 86 Ieririency In precipitation since March L S.Ki inches. I eflclncy eorrespondtng period in M07 e.MK incliea. Ief iciency correnpona!ng period in 1906. 4JS lnclie. L. A. WLXJEH. Local Forecaster. St. Lrata &-arral Markrt. T. LOUIS, ttec. 7 WHEAT Lower; track. No. 1! red. cash,' ll.ija.l: No. t Hard. li.tfUGU.Wr; Ieoember, $1 May m.tv CORN Jjower; track. No. 2 cash, tfV; No. 2 white, fa4VS4wc; .December Clc; May, 4Hc. OATS Lower: track. No. 2 cash, E$tBc; K. t while. Sic iieop.mber, 4fhc; May CISC 1TR Firm : red winter patehtn. I4.w r.': extra fanry and straight, It.S&iH.Wi; bard winter clear, ti.wi). FEEI Timothy, l2.wXia.2i. (X iRXMEAh-Cili. BRAN Steady; sacked, east track, ILOSSi 1 UH HAT Steady; tknothy, ft.5o$14.Sf; prairie, tmt&ll.liu. liiuS COTTON TIES T.. 00. RAGGING Hemp twine, 1c. PRO-1S10NS Pork, lower: lobbing, l"i.su. Lard, lower; prime steam. Ih.lnmiia.ui Iry salt moats, umhanged: boxed, extra aborts. Ill to; clear ribs. IS7T: abort cieara Hu.mi Baotn, unchanged: boxed, extra ehort. I )li SI'S, dear rib. HU.tEfta; short clear. Ill' to... POULTRY Firm; chlckenn. be: spring. 10 V: turkey. 13c; duck. Rjc; geese, fec! f I'TTER Stnonajer; ereamery, SSiftic. a:GG Firm al Sc. cane count. Receipt Shipments. F our, bbl ltm snor, Vlieat. bu KX.SiW jri mm Ctrn. bu , &4 (mo 17 (M' Out, bu ffi(Kj S4.UM bsaaaa City CtraUa aaa Prai lalma, kaneas cttt. rec. 7-wheat rn- rhai.ged to loa-er; Itecemhur. nfSc; Muy. Iii: July, kf.'nc. Cash: No. 2 hard. ll.iOol.dE; .No. t hard, H.4ij'1.(I8; No. 2 red. H (TTw;.!; No J ,ed li.(tt(rl.li. CXJRN I nct.arged to c higher; Decem ber, I7c; Kay, 6Hc: July. CeVe. Cash: No. i mixeri a.''V4'c: mixed. oi"r; Nu. t while. 0V(M,ic: No. 1 wnit. , HiioSc- OATfe I tichangad; No. 2 white. c; No. mixed. 4"h(c1ik KY 1--74(0 71c HAY Firm; choice timothy. IS 75ne nti; choice prairie. h.iir3i.inj; choice aifalla, Ui-Htwintaii Bl TTfc.ll-Firm; creamery. 39c; packing stock. IX LtJGB Firm; freah extras,- S4c; current reccipia, 2!tt. Receipt. Shipments "Wheat, bu .US,.(liii 41 .WW Com. bu- lfcti .ki Oat, bu Iky4wu lk.WO Option at K&Tiaa City: Arucle. I C'eu. I H-gh.J Low. I Close. Wheat I i I I Itet-toiber . .. . '.tlfr&i 1 11 fU 4-v I llfV i 4Ct, 1 41 1 a. Corn i 1 I 4 Itmt.er W nuBfAaP.! ET! M ! irf-Aj e.vik abVI s1 aaibla wpij u (Ma, NEW TORiC. Iec. 7. Tim risible aupply of grain in the United eiiale fcaturaay, I HXt-ml-er B. aa complied by the New York produce -xc-hiijige waa aa follows: Wheat. H. 2Jo"4 bu.; increase. 24k.(m bu. Corn, 4,it bu.; lncnaat:, l.ltiAniu bu. Oata, K74i.)ti bu ; increaae. rTCu-' bu. Rye, 1 lie -Do bu. : incraaati. Kl bu. Barley" 4.7(T.ltl bu.; iacraaae. 2!a.4 bn. Tbe nsibl oujaiy ot grain In Canada Karurday, laecembor S. aa comuiid ly the New York Produce ex change, wu E.touOOtf bu., a decrekaa ui I. tiUt.aa bu. FBOtPOA. HI.. Tieo. T. CORN Lower: No. 2 yenow. Hhfnuci Na. I lilio. iMi.c; No. E. beltc-. No. 4. E?vc: no grade, ajituirwe. tkA.T& No. 8 while, nojraitv Kuk MLT4aisa OMAHA, TH-r 7 Rank rieartng tirr to day wrs i.ie.lBJ' and lor toe corre a;uuLhg riLt iaal jeai li.ltj:. SEWT0EKST0CESA5DC0XDS Xaiket Kancwa Itrcfptirily is Ita SpfcnlatiTe Scope. TEJLDLLS AiE LFCXHrO TO "ST AIT oy aa Ft ma a ad , Irnraaa A di fa 17.XBenr41 Wkea Tear-Eal Itf mlrraarnit far Faada arc Met. ET YOlJv. Ier 7 The stock market na-rowed irceptlbiy in it sjiecuialivt scope. Tht laca of decision in am ox tht uay r movements retim accurately the sjmtuiaUve senumcTit itevaihng for tht moment. The conviction if vert general mat., whatever slight Xirmiicss inert miv tie In the money maikel m connection Willi the approach of tne end of tne year anU its nuno rou regulrvmcnts, the turn of the yeur alll nee a rtuaxauon to even greattr ease. The element in the speculation, ahirh takea this view of the outlook expects the stock market to mark time or fluctuate narrowly until the end of t!ie year and tlwn take up a vigorous advance again. .m; compilations published b the Journal of Commerce t,r average stockholding made tip from a ranvae of a laree nuniher or railroad and industrial corjtoratioiis give nnme lntucation of tne redistribution of lioidlngL. ahioh renulled from the upheaval of tlie last year. From these It aptx-ars that forty Industrial corporations in whIUi i'iLv ve,'e numtier of stockholder aa 4 B40 tM'fore the panic had increased this number to 7.4C7. id lieceniber a year ago and to Si now. For Taectv-flre railroad CTorprTation. the figures for the same period were.4.!7 llore tlie panic, ft 443 in lHoember a year ago and ld.iioi at presenu Thl is evidence of the alertness shown by a large ciaB of Inventors to take ad vantage of the low values, which m!d curing the last year. The atworption of the floating supply of shares in Itie stock market thu affected formed a substantial foundation on which to start tlie extensive rise in prices, which ha occurred elno:. The publication of tbe government s De cember 1. estimate of the condition of the winter wheat prop wa an event of some importance. Tlie reaJ Significance of tlie 8i. eonditlrm reported I somewhat ob scured by the ectlve speculative conditions In the wheal market. The violent break trt the price of wheat, which followed the apitearanee of t he report a as due to the jirevious advance based on thes rrpert re ports. The commencement of dividends at the rate of 4 per cent on Wisconsin Central preferred stock was a nuntamlng factor in keopirnr alive speculative interest In that class of stocks, which have furnished the features of the market for some time past Paris again took the available supplv of gold in London and discount advanced there. Bond were firm. Total sales, par value. t4.3M.4Nlu. United States 2s registered afivanced U pe- cent on call. Number of sale and leading quotation on slock were; Sales. Hlrh Lew. Closa, Amalaamsted Copper . 17.7'Kl . l.SKi (ii Ri US S'S 46 4r. 1r. V 4 . 4i :u T-a 14, .liTfc V-, Ei".i, ut-m "4s !, KHi l"l ! 1' isi i;uv, mi i 41- 4S 4W, l F7T, ":Ts KUTs 'l 111 3ia 3ii" Pfw J Jifts ; at m im th, it, n 17, as Jt- 101 101 JOI as uS u US 11 li !7S 171, 171' li"S lS r4cit 6K (!tl K 41S ai an CK MSk bS 71 7"S ii k U 1 kz; is.ii 1"S it IX 17 nn jr. . a.. ' ' 7 MS, M h4 !W WS 2:' 4S 4.V : llia lkl loti 11." 34." US : 74 73 T.: 147S 14S 34t In 4S 14 SS at' S US US 11 .. IW1 siS is ' si a: 8; an 37 117 V 12: liiS 3-iS 4 l;;i H . i' as n7s I" 71 71 ("U ti' ti 117S DCS llS 4TS 4i 4k 7f. 74 74 14!S MI Hi n-S H7 l!(l 1 11 lib 1K' 3" a as 7 s 171 4?s 'S 'S 141 13H MHS 2KS S V' an ae ft. i4 ms ci fcr-, tt ir fcs b4 all !.: 7 7f 77S us ins 3-7S lS'S 12' EH !.'. r. H4 nk eV s . 4; 44 44s Sr. ' S Iks aes ' M Mi a, Ihi' 1S"S i. r.: M M MS 1(S Hl 1(17 br M M lir 112 lid 4 47 44 4S 4 114 114 31?. JKS 17 4i. '- 4SS i Wt hi tits lr 12 I' a1 'S ll' 1 liH Am. C. a F. Am. Am. Am. Am. Am. m. Am. c. r. pro.. Cotton Oil H. I pw lnr nm-tirltlaa Uhm Oli lrfmomctttva ...... nwi . i.n . Es.11 4W . "i.ii . 1M . 4.111" . :ih(i . t.4W ll . 14i.au . .6i LecoBiouv pfd... Am. e Am. B. K 41 a v'i Am. Btifrar Refining... Am. Tubacrn pfd American Wnolen Ansimuda Mluinc Ce.. AtrtiiKin AtchlMm 144 Atlmir (lout tilaa... battlmare a Otuo hal. 4i Ohio pid brwoklT Kaptd Tr..... daiuuimn pmilfic ...... Central Ltnattior ....... rntTml la-.hr ptd Central of Mew Jf-raey rhMLpwkK 4r Oblo riiliaso CH W ChKmso K. W C, M Bt. T C... C C. St. 1. flotorado F. 41 1 Colorado r Bo "i 41 ami ii .. Ift.tllH U,St4t .. 14. l'Xi . . l.istrt . . i 41m .. lL.inii 7UU 2!k cm : 4K at. 41111 .. 1.4 3ltl sw .. li.SI .. l.til"' l.h .. i.lMl Ml KI .. l.mn .. t.Hlf .. s.fHNt .. 1 (Ml 4IW riolo. A be. la pfd Cuia A So. Id piu rnnoolldatod Oua Com Prudurtp lulanra a-'Hnaaini Itaevw 4 Kio tiinBds. PAR G ptd Ituttllieej' Securltto Brio iirie lt pf fcna M ft Owianu AHootrlc ........... tii-oat Northern pfd...., Ol. Nnnhero Ora ctt . liiimim CMntial lniorhorwucii Met, Int. atttt. pfd M lnboroauntiAl Paper Int. Paper pfd ltilemT irtnal fump . low Clenual Kansas Cltr &o K C. Ra pld Umisrllle A K Minn A Bt L St., St. r. A s, E. al Missouri Pacific M., K. T at.. K. A T. pfd , National Lstad New York Oentral K. T., O. A V irrt ti Ajnorlran .......... Northsrn pmclllc Pacific Hail Pnnsv)vania ............... People's Osa . T . C, C a St. I. Pi issi d Stool Car Pullsaaa Palaoe Oar kallwsj Btoal Sprinc Esodhic . hptttiur Sleel Kepoalle stsal pfd buoa Inland Co book Inland Tb. pfd m l t c. r u pfd if- LmiIi S W Si. L S. W. pld Hloss-fitiofTield K Ac 1 Miuthsrn Pacific So Psrlflc ptd Southern Hallway Ho. fcailwvT pfd..-.. - Tsnnoamte Copper Texas A Pacific T.. St. L. A W T.. St. L A W. pfd , tuloa Panlfic Pnioa Pacific pfd r. S. KubooT I 4m t.k J' S.MSI !, ji 4 . lb am 1.7u r 121.JH' l(t D . Z.MU , 4.100 14 l.smt 1.4'W l.ww SI, HI ll , I.S"C l.Sn t (OSI t.Hl 4lti SIK ts. Kin luf JMI I1 B Kunbw 1st ptd. r. 8. Sleal V. S. Steal pfd. I tan Copper Va. -Carolina Cbamioal Va -Oaro. Cham. pfd.. V aiiaah Wabash pfd .... SIS' .... Vj fit l.SISt Ml ' l.&MI' l' .... in, n .... . .... l .... M I.HI a MitmKtivuBS Klaotrtc . W esLera Vruoa . Wteltlis A L K Wisoonsin Oentral Am T. T Co Total aaMB tor tha dy 71. mi' share New lark Msmer Market. KEW YORK. rec 7. MONEY Cm call, easy Bt Sw"' jier cent; ruling rate, 2- ier rent; closing bid, 2 pe4" cent; offered at 2H jier cent. Time loans, very dull and steady; sixty days, t per cent; ninety daye. ip;: per cent; six monltia, iyTJs per CPRIME MERCANTILE PAPER SK& 4H per cent. rTKRLINQ rrXCHANGE Steady, with actual business in bankers' bill at 14 K13n$ 4.NM11 for sixty-day biii and at 4.fJav for demand: comrr.taviul bills. 11. MV SILVER Lar. 4.; Mexuaa dallar. 4&t: PONY'S Cm ernment, firm; railroad, firm. Closing eurtation on New Tork bonu vera aa folioaa: I raf as, r .. 103'tnt Met. 4a .... T5 4l aaisn ...I U aV K..UU1. 4a Jnr. t;. . la. SB ..-3"V Man V. ( 41. s s owusaa J(i;i. .'Xu.irai at. M W. , 4a. as..... -1T "nu 1st luc 1; iM a st u 4 . IrSM . It. a T. 4a -S .10f aop Is k7 .1'K- R E of al. t 4s ki " K Y. C. g Ja M 'S. J C (. as 12f -l tiu. Pauifii 4s. His, aa as 72 .1WK a w. c 4a . Cl. g. U no, 4, .... - ra peun. or. ass lair. M'w Am lu oo as Atchiaoa can. 4a. do 01. s oo rv. 4a .... aa or. aa atlaatic C. L 4a. Iial a Oil I 4a... aa 1-wB lira k. T r. 4a 4auitfal of Oa- as It do con. 4. 114 ao 1st Inc. su Soadin pen. s )' a as ibe ... 4B oRop of Cuba ia ... IX ae 14 luc fc!ai. L 41 at t. as. iai (Ttiaa. OHIO 4a....liHt . a F I. a S fUioaao A a ... T7 waft,. 1 a. W. . 4a T7 b - a. aa.... S Saabnar A L 4a.. 41S C. k. 1. 4a ... 7o PaiufM a Sa col. as - - (. Pamflr 4a a Tld 4 kv a ia 4a XX. A mx. 3- 4a.. rvts aauiwas aa... .. fc .. i .. ..If -J. 4 - . ..lie a Colo. lad. as "7a a V la (4UO. atid. 4a 1t . as. L at W , 4a. ( wis. S Sa 4s r In loa Pacific 4a .... twi. k H n. as ..lli ac o. s k . 43 4a. s r . Sisal Id as . iitrs gris p L as ahaa Is ,...311 aa (as 4a 14aaa aid 4s TS look Vai. 44 1'. kL X aa K. jaaaa 4a 4C K. T.. K. H a H ao 4 i e. 4a all OJS i Sd aerlaa kX'SLaaa Baass aa lata... Si. Bid. sjOrs4 Lauaataun Matavey ataj-keC. IAVUOX, I"oc 7.-OOLX4 Bar. T7Ut,d; Ansoruran eagiea. 7 4osd. tr i cmvnTov r.. s...... w . . . . -. . j . ...j r- - s sis Le nient f the treasury balaisces ta Uis (TA- eral fund rxc'iit cf the i.i in) Pop gi.id reserve rhuri- Available cash ha i et.cea l)4..li;r..i 74'. gold com and i til 1011. I-2.1HI 34. gold -it. ficates. l;.7474u Bastaa ttarts ssl Ri-FTON Iw-r 7 M r,Twr Bsal. ca'.l Jout.s. tiH j'r cemt: time 1 .nt '4)4i, jwt wtuam pni'w va siots ana bona follow . .tcliisTiti adl. 4s si A-ian-lr 1H fV bMits Cns'.cimi .... ski, P"S l Arisnna .... 1 ' lmS(al He a ir-f. sse rn tans ia art, .mi r oiiew' kanse ! IKS THilv S sal 1M lr7 rVsnHtn 1 1""H O-wtibT lm . f(i sn (ninis . II . lair Smmle M - 11 a Mass ginin 7 1V icliiran 34 .:! Hlohssk 7 tf aimit c. C . b Ksvsns 1"4 . f ctid linmininn P' orsole 3,:1 .Sji Pa-rot 2 4sUlicy M o Stchisor. as pid Pnmnn 4 nssry . . . busion a olstiie ... Poston kleraied ... V , K H 41 H . t nlnn Pacific .. . a a. A-w. Cbem... do pid Am Piien Tub Amer. Sugar do pf4 Am T T Amer. a note . do pfd Pnmlninn 1 a .. f-dtsnn Tier Ilia... ttmieral Electric alsaa. Klacmt do pTfl Vast, (.as ........... 1rIi4 frnil . .. rimed S. M dp pfd I". S. Steel -- rtiannna I" . .. I Tamarack Rl 1 Trinity , jfi . TR1 -t'ntted trper j4 .. H r. S Ittmag 44- T. K. Oil 2 ... MSt'lsh 4k .111' vcnnrla . J . S Winona .. I SW o'rorlne .11.(1 -'; f-ortk Putt Be .. St. do ptd A4vonturw ...... Allooe Ama moisted .... Axisuna Com. . . XoaSusi CTUsalmg Marka. LONTSTW, Iec. 7. Amerlcri n nruritie wre irregular during the es-ly trailing to day. Reacting end the Pacific stocks were al-ove jiarlty. he! the rest of tlie list lc cltnnd. At noon the market wss steadv, with price ranglrig from V below to " altove Baturflay s New York climlng. London closlnr stocks: Canada, nnner IK K T TK do arcnunu tol.-UN. y Central 1st Ana-onda - lie in-tolr 41 w as Atchison 1' ds pfd 7 do pfd 1" Clhtarlo 4 W 47K, Paltln'ore Ohio iit'S Pennsylvania ...... W Canadian Pacific . 1 Rand Mines f rhmuipaaks Ohio. Thioagn O. W t'hi.. Mil. 4V Bt r Ir Boors 3-nrar a Km O.... do pfd Ens do 1st pfd do 10 pfd . S44 hositln l?SSow.he-n r i;- do pfd . li Snutnarn Pslflc s t n 1 on Paclflr..... . J do pfd ..... . WSr. B. Stanl . M' dn pfd. ......, .. 7t .. 3d .. " ..111 ..1'-S .. .. Sr-S -ll.-S .. J7 -. 3 4"4 WahssT (Vand Tvunfc . S o pfd Illinois Central lrMRnamsh 4a lioulevtMc K ..h Ami fnppsT r fILVrH-Bar. cuiet at "TVo pejr ounce. MoXET 3 S S i per ceni The rale of discount tn the open mar ket for short biiin Is per ceijtf: for three months' bills. 2stl'4 per cent. New York Mlalac erka on mining stocks; AliT Leaprill Cnn 4 S-unswtck Con t eLtlttle Chiaf k Com. Tunnel stock... 2 slexicsn 1 torn. Tunnel bonds... 16 Ontario . SoO Con. Osl. 4r Va 77 Ovhir 165 Horn Hili-er ...... TP Standard Jot! Iron Oliver .....lav yUow Jacket tl "". Market, LONDON. Pec. 7. "WOOL Offerings at the tvool a tuition sales today amounted to 14.5S7 ktales. A good selection of merino sold quickly and mainly to the continent al ytili rates Cross ttreds were in larce supply and were taken chiefly bv the horiie trade at full prices. Americans ttouglit rultalile lines of merinos end cross breds Tne withdrawals were small. Sales: New South M'Bles, a.HW bales; scoured, liVl'a'is dd; greasy, ftd'il'ls id. Quetaisland. 2.)Hi litles; scfiured. Is Jwd'yils T-sjd; greaFV. su.n ll'-d. Vic.toaia, S.K hales; scoured. ls'& 2 d; greasy, BdSjiis 3d. South Australia, l.JWC lakles; scoured. sdOTe 7V3; grearv. TS r.(5 Is Id. Tasmania, 311(1 bales: scoured Ji-d; greasy. ,a. New Zealand. 2.S11U hales grtuisy, 4(cMVd. Cape of tiond Hope and NsuO, 21(0 bale; Boourad. Indi61 kd; grenFv, id.. FT. LOnS. Iec. 7. WOOL Unchanged : muium grades, cortJilng and clothing, ih'p Jitc; light fine. IT-Vul '; hea.vy line. l(li-ii lie ; tub washed.. iiiifk,c. Metal Market. N1TW TORK, rec. 7. M ET ALS 7liere wan a sharp break in tlie London tin mar ket, with spot rlnaing at iiso 17c bd. and futures at 4US2 17a 4id Locally the market was weak at ta.Tiyat.Ou. Cifper was lower in London, s-ith spot taunted at tG2 12s fcd. and futures at (3 12 6d. Tht local mar ket wa dull and - twwninally unchanged, with lake ouoted Lj. 114.2734.60; eiectro lytir t r4.12V&i,4jT; casting. ti4.0(Ku j 4.in. Lead dectlned to Bs in London. Tbe lo cal market remains .thai at t4.2wji4.ai. 8jel ter a an unchanged -4U i21 2s fcd m the London market, apd at to.llJJa.lB locallv. Iron wa lower in London, with standard fminflrr nunteel .1 -s 4 . , 5 1 j " ' , -uu .irvciauu 1 warrant at 4n ad. Locally the market j wa unchanged; No. 2 foundry Tionhern. 1 .i.w-we.mi, jmi. mi aru. iikaj i.u; jo. 1 southern and No. I southern " soft s.t I17JS fea7.7L. ST. LOUia Iec. 7 METALS Lead steady at 14.17. Siielter, steady at K.l. iTsperate Apple aaa Driest Fr-nlta. NITW TORK. TJwc. 7. EVAPORATED APPLES-Eaaier In latne. with prime fruit for Iiecemtter-Jaruary delivery quoted at about (TfaeS. Fancy are quoted at fVa l"c choice nt 7V6ac. prime at 6(i'7c and hid crop t 4cfi:. aiicordlng to grade. IiJUED FROTS RjtiBin are quiet at present, but a better demand i expected with the approach of the holidav. Loose muscatel are quoted at 5foeV.. choic To fancy seeded at fc'nitc, needless at 4&oc and London layers' at tl.aisiil.do. Prune seem to lie tn a stronger inisitinn at the coast and offerings (in the spot are limited, with quotations ranging from 4nr to Tsc for new crop California up to 4os-50 and from 4Uc to 7V for Oregon fio- Peactie are quiet, with choice ciuoted at 7'fr74c, extra choice Bt 7ftc and fancy at SVf 11c. Apricot are unchanged, with choice Bt me extra- choice at llrwc and lancv Bt llftllltC. Cattoa Xarkel. NEW TORK. Tied. 7 COTTON Futures Oliesied steady; IteoetnljeT, It.lhc; Januarv, k7hc; March. k.B3x; May, a.Kr; July, b.lsli'; August, k.7('a4.71c; October. fc.7c FlllllSes clrisH hnn.lr ...... .3 - Tv..nn.. V.,.. . - - ......... . . . - j wi.u. , a 1 1 in inj , I P. 07c; January', sTlc; Februarv, . a 72c I Mardh, k72c; April .74c; May k7kc: June. S 72c, July, fc.72c; Aiuguat. k.tc; Oclober, .eic. Srtot cloned quiet; middling uplands. .?5c; minline rulf it tc. Sties 4.S's' bales. GALVESTON, Lcc 7. COTTON Sieafiy at sc. NEW ORLEANS. rOec. 7 COTTON Spot, quiet; low ordinary. 4SiC, nominal; ordinary, B 8-3c. nominal: good ordinary, V-: low rrlddln.g. He; middl ng, P,c, guc'.d middling. s)c; middling fair. )Hc; fair 101c. nominal. Reoeipta, 17 .it bait; stoca. S3 .173 l.le. ST. LoUIS. Ttec. 7 COTTON Quiet; middling. vc; sale, none: receipts, fi.'4 bales; ehipnienl, t.CTR bales; stock, 22 74C bale. r a4 Mataaaea. NEW TORK. I "Mi. 7 SUGAR Raw. nominal: fair refining. S42c; centrifugal, sa teal, 6.2c; molasae sugar, lire; refined qulel ; No. 4i. 4 4IK : No. 7. 4 STic; No. ( 4.;k-; No. 4.S-; No. 111. 4.irc; No. 11. 4.1lic: No 12. 4.Uf.p; No. 12. 4c; No. 14. E95c; confec tllmer' A. 4 tr; mould A. E.l&c : cut loaf. 6 4fic: crushed. L.Gle ; powdered. t iKtr; gran ulated, cutms, E.nfic. MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans, open kettle, good to choice, 242c Catalea Market. NEW TORK. Tjec 7c COFFEE Market closed steady and unchanged to 10 prr.nta lower; tulei. ST.TfTstt bags, including Iwem ber at (. (we: March, line: July, b.tnc; September. 6.2&C-; aOcitober. I Stc; spot quiet! liut. No. 7. 6c; Santos. Nu. 4, TTa'iiec; mud dull, Coraova, lniS. Elria Batter Market. ELGIN. Dec. 7. BUTTER Firm ; sale lor the week. as3i.7u(i )touno. Sic; kwavaaaa City Live staaclv MavrkeC Kansas city, rec. 7 cattle p.e- oeipta. lb ts head including 1.4Mt souuierna; market steady to lite loa-er; top. 7 s; cl-otce export and d leased b'f steer. Ii.75 0-; fair to good. M.f.Tt: western stee-c. K.t4r2ii; stocker an3 feeder. tT. "iHpi.2i; aouliiern steer a. 4 (c o. 5e; south em cows. a2Jkia 7f : nat've corn, 2 "frii ii; native heifers. l.uliriJS,; buna, tij4': ca've K..n"(i47.al HOGS Ke(i;it. Y (Kt head; market Ifna 2'tc lower; top. ., E.; bulk of aalea. T,.(."1j S.5S: heavy 17. atftr:'. 4. : jiackers and butcher 5.2 Si" : Iir't. fctt'f j'laa. 14 K (it SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. . isif l.eao, market, steady i weak: lunln, h.i" trkao: ea ea and vearlmgs Vi.rh. 7,: vnl!. em yearlings. U "ra t 2f : a es'em sheep, 3 75 4;4 '; Blocker and feeder. CLatKa-t.oO. state k. 1st Blgkt. R.eoeiptB of live western markets lows: South. Cuaab Sioux City .. St. Joatepb ....... Kansas City ..... stock at the aix printipal yesterday .re a fui- Cattle. Lisat ........ .7lK . I.wt ....... Ii. Ul S, S.BI Hogs Sheen 4..2"4t KA C.Hisj W4J kuuu 4i.ni lu-isaj 14 lite 7c. MM ru 1 asm O juaats . . sLwjw Total st.! 1A.4( H" OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARLET Drtirable jvindt of Cattle Sell at Abort Bted Priret. E0GS KAXZ E1G SLOCP IK IEICLS Bewt beep aaa iaans Steady ta Tea 1 Fifteen lww aaaaaaa ta Mealaaa (Uraaes Fir tee a ta a vaster lsww-r. SOUTH OMAH.4, Ier.. 7. lHt. Receipts we-: Cattle. Hoc Sheep. Estimate Mnnuay I.ikhi t.2"0 ('.fsi Hame day last week .... 4.i 7.i:'4 .4Vr7 Same tiay 2 a eek ago. .k.a .Sd7 Id 4M Sume day t week ago.. 7 -4 E.tS 17o Same day 4 week ago., s 7i; fc.Kit 31.li Same Day lajst year 4.7D1 ii.n The following table shows the receipt of cattlt:. hog and sheep at Soulh Ctmaha for the year to dmt conn-ared with last J"'r: ' jat.7. Inc. Iec. Cs.rtle STiMKat l.r.W MR .777 Hoes I.:'7h.)4K 2.;.4:;i 34H7I7 kihW'P 2.(ES,611 l.7l.4i 4a.i4S "The fnllowing table show the average price of hog at South .maha for th last several day, -ith comparison; tste, I UK. iUW.Iiatsj.iTuot.IlKH.UVIS.iWa. Nov. Not. Nov. N LIT Nov. ftec. I tec. Iter. I ec.. rec. Iec. 2C..I 4 07; c on 4 a., t u, - I 17 I 4 1.3. I f 14 Pi 4 4 iM; 2. 'A '. 1... ... 4... .. 6... i 67 ii 4 si, 4 H 4 47j 4 42. 4 43 4 4H 4 42 4 4 Xi K I 1U a t OB 14 6 lf4 t 17 4 SO 4 all. I E S- .1 R 7 ! d e . S hit . lb bk 5 W, c ivr. OK t IK 6 12, 4 S4 4 ii 4 42' 4 4 as 4 7i 4 K ;Bi 4 M; 4 K3 4 Vi 4 4 4 ti.1 4 177 4 71' f 3ti 4 a 21 Sunday. Holiday. The officitJ number of car of stock brought in today by each road wan Cattle.. Hog e?!ie p.H'r'S. C M. R: P in v MiPKi'uri Pacific 1 I nion Pacific So V2 lr 2 C. A; N. W., east ti S 1 C. er N. "VW. west 4;, - J, pi i C. Ft. P.. M a il ... it t 4 C, If. At Q., eRSt I', 2 t B oi Q., WCFt 67 2S 12 3 C. R 1. ar P.. east., k 2 .. 3 Illinois Centre! l .. 2 Chicago Gt. "Western. .. 4 Total receipt 1V7 o 41 The disposition of the clay's receipts was as follow, each buret purchasing the number of bead indicated: Cattle. Hops. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co 71S 1.221 Rwifl arirl OrtTriTisn-r- fii'V 1 Tt 1 R'7 Cudahy Packing Co. kif. 2('!4 2!:i2k Armour a t 3i l.Tif? 1.11? Carey at Benlon 44 Lobnian at Rotlinchlld .. 2Wi W. 1. Pteplien 24:: Hill & Son 2 6 F. P. Lewis pr J. R. Root A Co 21? J. H. Bulla IM L. F. Huns - i.i L. Wolf la. . '. WcCreary Carey M Sam IVerthimer ia .... M. Hagertv at Co ii Sullivan Bros fir. .... .... Lehtncr Bros..... :a ylr:FHT iki En.ith 4e Boslcy g Ingram r Otner buyers 4;rr .... 6.nTj2 Totals 6.4fa c.216 U,Co4 CATTLE Receipts of csttle thl rooming were very large at most market point. Chicago especially baa heavy receipts, re porting sti.imu head early, a-ith Kansas City repornng Hi.lsHi head. The local run. how ever, wa not burdensome. The heavy re ceipt naturally created a very weak feel ing in the market and Chicago started the downward movement by reporting the opening there a J tup lie lower and report from ilher selling points acre not very much more encouraging. Under the influence of a good local de mand and a moderate supply of good beef steer tlie market at tni point did not show much change, in spite of the lear re port from other swilling point. Strictlv Oeahrable fcilier were generalrv quoted a ful:ic steady with last week. Mediuni kind mere a liuie alow, but eUU mere wa na very greavt change. Not far from ninety car of oow and heilers were on sale. The better grade and also the canner grade seemed to be free seller at fully steady price. On tbe 4H.her hand, the in-between kind a-ere a litiie slow and if anything a Hula lower than last Week. The beat feeder continue in good de mand at steady price. Inferior grade and all tratshy stuff were sn.w and hard to move at unsarialacKo-y prices, the name as was the cane practically every day last week. Wuotatlon on cattle: Good to choice corn-fed steer. R4of7.2&; lair to good corn-fed steer, ti 44t4i 40; common to lair corn-led steers, V4 (Mtta. 40; good to choice range teer. 7,.2i4i4i.uv; fair to good range steer. t4.ucit-t.Bli; good to choice corn-led cow and herlera, M.lsjtJiai.aT.; good to choice grass cow and heifer. ti.wi(H.m; fair to good graa cow and heller. Hk.U' common lit tarr graaa eow and lie. J era. tl.ama-an; good to clusoe stocker and feeders. U.iiifi,.Z,; fair to gooa Blocker and feeder. Ii 7iji..a(i; common to fair Blocker and feeder. 12 .TVyA 7. ; stock heif ers. I2.5uij 4c; veal calves. t-i(a.i.7ii; bulla, stags, etc.. t2.2f'4i4.2i. LLEF STEERS. Av. Pr. No. Ar. Pr. No. t ... 7... S7.... . Mi. ,lu7 .iwa 4 K It. 4 Tf. 4 7() 4 10 2 K t in 1 V t n I Tf. 1 76 1 W. t a l in I kv 41.... ( 3S. COWS. ! 55 I 4K av I Ml t W t Hf. t II" 4 is 4 21. 4 KU 4 an 4 at f 1 t ltd i. uo I Hi i 7i t 7 .. TKf .. Ml .. 7"i. .. m . . i . . 1 1 KM .. ami .. Wcl. . .lUK . . am ..lum . . SKI .. 437 . . 471 .. I"! .. 4(lS . . SHU IS ... is. ... if. ... .... it ... 6 ... Sf. ... Ik ... . 44 . TU . K7S .. . r, . 4.1(1 . ' .. Wi . Vi .vn . nt .lust .. 2'0 . Ij6 . 140 ,. 110 . 3s . ia S 4 t 4l' Ik CALVES. I so t 70 S 76 4 uu 4 IW 4 W STOCKER9 AND FEEDER. i so C Hi J 4f t IS. I ' I 4f 1!.. . K1S fcfl Ml all HEIFERS. U . S 23 BULLS. ai 2 a 1 ti 1 2 Ml i i 10 i SO kfj Ml 4 "(' 4 2u . lunu .. (Kill . J-lso . .13111 . 14HW ..17SW ..yew i.lli S ST. WESTERNS NEBRASKA. NO. AV Pr No. Av. 16 cow HTTj 2 feeder.. hGT. 13 feeOers..H42 2 cow J4J80 Pr. t 60 X w 4 Ti. t M t row K,3 i feeder.. H70 1 bull itai 4 cow liso 22 feeder . . fctav 1 HO 4 till 5 lif. 2 7E 4 20 COLORADO, f IE. Paulsen. Wyoming 4X cow. . . BBS H. C. I bull lfilS 1 bull 34 feeder ni-er... 1 steer t cow 1 feeder.. J4HII to 1 3" 4 40 4 41 4 Wt i lit 1 bi 11 12ini 2 b t (t-eder . .1H1 b lu 2 buim 14 i T. 2 So 2 l.r. ... K75 4 4" 2 mn i.i 4 ae 1 leer 12o , alt o. J. Hanmin. feeders . 7 4 a 1DJ4 . M4 . C4I . :a .311 South Dakota, 7 co- 83(1 2 76 HOGS Receipt s of bogs at thi point were lair for a M01 day, eighty-seven car being reported in. but Chicago had bur de.nt.ome receipt. 7k.wiu lieid being re pined m at that point, wah the market opetung very smw and jOaiix lower. With advice of that kind from Chicago it wUl tie readily understood that the market ut tiiik is. mt opetieid lery unaatislaitorv to the atlliiig interest. A few hog chanred hand early al prices that looaed 1'iuiac loaer. bu: msiead of improving in traoe grea rapidly weree. H gB continued aiow and dull aeller and whhe the most of the Bale were not to exoeed lw&liir loner there we a time wtien some sales looked even aa. miuh aa iMHrK- loner. A considerable pruoKntum of toe sties aeni at fc 2i-o ao, a herea 011 Raturoay the bulk of the iiogs brought ling lodoy a. id up to f..irflf. The I M-m li..T.. aiiic.h un Saturday wa The top, a against at.kv Repreentatie ea.ee kb. As. Eb Pr. Ka Av. ah. Pr f w 1 .1? fc: 2.41 SO 4 41 74. Sat ... i SS CI r4 . t tu r SMX S4M i tf 3i JUT ) i isi K" ( i Si t :w6 s ( SO 7i r4 ta. u 71 r. 411 i 77 m 3 4 M tu Xs4 . IB ts is l a a 2ss iiai i i 7v ...2a s I U ti ie Ml i K. i is tt i. r c. mu lis 4 bi 7 x.i 4 w ' Is ( u fr 2:-4 . . I 41 af ,.ui na t a s h: w 1 as ..jail ... 4 44 ' 44 sr 12 4 4 !. ......ji av 4 44 TT E . 4 4 ti .2kS ... 6 4B... M 4 St. s4 1 ... 4 4T. j S3 ... s at) at......li ... 4 4 ft s 4.' i r;. is: ia I s. z.i, a it t. at ij Increasing Assets Capital, Surplta and Undinded Profits ihow, to a larce extent, tbe stability of a bank. TLi? bank has, from time to time, increas-ed thi part of it. apfset? po that the stockholders' investment might always te in due yrcporticn to the Increasing Deposits The following fipures thow how this bank has increased its working capital: 303$ ra5.000.00 lRll.T $ G34.CK0.00 1873 $2o0,00a(K) $ 723,000.00 18S3 $3.15,000.00 lWS $1.200.tti0.O0 Is not this a gxod place for your account? First National B ank of Omaha United States Depository. 13 th and Farnain St. i51 t. ... .4 71 1' 0 I t sm ... c 4o it vi ... Cf 44 40 47. 77 ! W t JO s rta Me i 4s pc -ii'i tu t M .tn 10 l 47. SS is I " 7C Mil m iC 7 I3 1 If t HEEP-Conditions in the sheep brm this morning were against tne selling in terest. Chicago reported la-ge run. wl.h price sharply lower In addition to thst a-a the feet that both sheep and lamb sold too r.irh at this point lust week. compared v-iib other market. Tin morn ing, with al) other points reporting largo receipts and lower prices buyers here started out with the evident dt termination to Tcroe some corK-ession from the seller. T4ie result as very slow and drugging market from start to finish. Here ana there some of tlie more desirable of the of fering which Just uappcnd to suit an u-iriii prder sold st prices that did Tim look much lower. Train good light year lings uid as high as tfi .Mi. ahich was aa much ti they would have brought arv time last week, fktme of the best lamb a ibo kinked about steady. On the other Land, there were prelty sood killers which had to sell lower, and the general market might lie described on good to choice eiuTf. both sheep arid lamti. as steady to lua'iSc lower. Medium grade felt the decline still more severely and they Were safely lin& '3c lower. There were seventeen car of range sheep snd lamlis Included among tlie receipts, practically all of ihi m feeder Strictly good feeders were steady, the best range lambs seillhg To a feeder buver st T,.&0. The medium kinds and common warmed up stuff were slow and rather hard to more. Quotation en sheep and lsmlts: Oood to choice lambs. tfi.2i.''p F : fair to good lambs. !d.(iii(p.J; feeding lumtin. H.2MriYii; good to choice light yearling. K.MsViii.Mi; fair to good yearlings, t4 75oi.ir.: feeding yearling, ti .i7t.i)e; gnod to choice wether. 4 sii& 4. ST.; fair to good wether. 14 lii'n-4 6i'; feed ing wethers, &i !.. ': good lo choice ewen 14 4(t4J 4.26; fair to good ew es, t3 2i & 4 nu feeding ewe, 2.U0(pt.2.; cull end buck. R.rtapt: 00. Representative sales: I4R western yearling sr. S 60 lMi western ewe jos t KB 26 a eanern culls M I wi 12 wewum ewee hr 4 (m 77 western lajnbs ....73 t 2b 21 west, ewes Jd wethers Wi 4 an 262 western yearlings tp; fc (if, 126 seetern j-earlings R8 I S, H6 ewe and weitiers ....at; 4 fcii 24 western lamb H7 t bi 4i wealem ewe Kd 4 isi 26 western ewe, culic m 2 75 22 western lambs (6 (mi 4fcti western ewe Ku 4 (Ki 2B wesjtern ewes, mills M 2 76 4.1 Colorado lambs 74 4i &6 74 Colorado lambs 74 f 2fi Colorado lamb, cull G2 6 (' 123 Culoritdo ewe hi ,76 4(i Cukn-ado ewaa. cull .. 74; 2 60 ns western lam It 76 f Hli 36 western lamlis . 7 S 80 1HM weniem lamlt 7 4; 4(t 16 westemn lamb ,63 4 5ti CHICAGO LIVE "TOCK MAJtKKT Cattle Steady ta Lower Heara. ee aad Lambs Lsywer. CHICAGO. Iec. 7. CATTLE Receipt eatimated S6.UU0 liead. Market beta steady; other 10 fi 16r lower. Steers! I4.4.ii(& S.Cli; cows. 18 (40$ L. 26: heifers. 12.60(0.4. fid; bulls, 12.76 (6 4.6(1; calves. H.r.ft dl I 76; Blockers and feeder. I2.6('4 4.fcn. HOGS Receipts estimated 7 Mi (Hi head Market 16c to 2dc lower. Choice beavv shijiping, fi.t0w i.tS: butchers, I6.76ifi 6 t-O, light mixed. tr. lSi6 4U, packing 16.60(7 6. Hit; jiigs, H.lbQ 4 f.d; bulk of nule 15 tf. (a 6.76. fcHKEP AKD LAMES Receipts esti mated 46. 0UU head Market 36c to i'6c lower. Sneep, t4 Of & 4 l.t : lamb. I6 26SI 6.76; yearlings, 14.2616.25. t. Laala LIs-e Stark Market. FT. LOUIS. Mo., Uec. 7. CATTLE Re ceipts. 6.21'ii bead, including 1 Sf.d Texans; market ldc to 16c loser. Kative shi;t pmg and export steers. t4ite7.(.li dressed beef and butcher steers, HUvfp 6 26; steer tinder 1.(1(1(1 pounds. " 6'4i .16; Blocker and feeders. t2.fc u 4.26 ; cows- and beifera, t2.26iifi.26; canners 12. ('('(& 2 30; buUK. 12 .76 (& 4.lHi ; calves 6 (( (pMtO; Texas and Indian steers, IS. On 141 fc.4(t; cow and heifers. t2. (Hi 1.60 HOGS Receipt. 34.3('(i head. Market 16c loaer. Pig and llgthn. tD('j6 6(i itackera. 16 4('tu f.,60, butcher and ben heavy. tB.5t'& h.l. SHtEf AJVLi LAMES Receipt 60 head Market 3 nc to rf.c loser. Native muttohs. 4 fl 4 40: lajrih. $C2! (Jj f. 7 0 culls and bucks. t2.6('4 4 00; stocker $i ttOg 2.76. t. Joseph Live ftsrk Market. FT. JOSEPH. Mo.. Iter. 7 CATTLE Receipts. h.bUU head: market teadv to ldc lnwer; eteer. 4.l''a4; .: cows and beifera tl.niitfiC (.'; calvea, i (i4 76. HOGS E.eoe!i.ia. 7.ij bead; market dull prospeeta KKplftc lower KHEEP AM) LAMRP Receipt 600 bead; market steady; lamba. t6wKvi.au. Manx Cltr Lira Stack Market, BJOtX CTTT. la., Dec. 7 (Ppeclal Tele gram CATTLE Receipts. 2 7M(t head market Hie lower; lieevea. ti.inffT.W: butchei Block. t- frKlT; 47. : feeder. ti (HK&4.40; calve and yearling. 12 7a(p -. Tfi. HOGS Receipt. l.tt head; market JV lower; ranee of price, u.2uf.a , bulk of sale, t6.a':i,.54i WAR ON AGAINST IMITATIONS aa Hall latrasaMwie BUI tkat Prar, idea srvrrt Peaalty far False Kale. "WAfHIKGTON. Lvc. 7 Patterned tfle tlie pure food law. a bill wa introduced in th house today by Representative Hull of If wa. making it a misdemeanor to man ufacture for sale or transportation Imitated article rf commerce, unlus such article are branded so as to show their exact in gredients. The measure i broad la it scope and would apply to any article of commerce recognised a a subject of trans portation and sale iiy the rule of th in terstate commerce act Practically all ar ticle In domestic use would be affected Including clothing, furniture or any article sold under a name now recogniaod as designating any mineral, metallic, animal or vegetable substance, which, occur in a state of nature. Conviction of a first violation of tbe ait i made punishable by a fin not to exceed tTfli or one yttar imprisonment or both, S't.ile each subaeQuent offense may be punished by s fine of not leas than C.Oi or one years imprisonment, or both. It is provided specifically that no retail deaier ha!l be proBicuted under the act if he tan establish a guaranty eigne by the whole saler. Jobber, manufacturer or tt her per son from winim. lie puihaied sucli arj tle to tie etleet that tbe aruela ia not aa Imitation or tntsbranded a-ltiiin the sni-anmg of the tve-t, Tlie enf oruement trf tie Jaw 1 ihargod ta tbe La-part rata, t t.f Agriculture. lba eaamrratkns of sjiecimcn of article of tsettiir ere to be made t j tbe bureau of ekemlstry. Mr. Hull Las samnciaistia. that .e tll make every effteri ta have the measure auaxiied tuts la SOUTHERN' STATES' WEALTH Commercial Cor.rjTf w nt "k6iuEgloa to Ditcusi Posaibiliuet. JuJLEKS EPOCH rOE VAST SECTIOS Prsaiaeat Mr stf SaXlaenB A44rra . Delegate frwaa Tkis Ter-rtlary Pr-okleaa af C'wai MM ait ictsv. . . . vTARinrCGTOK, roc. 7. "What may prows n epoch in the commercial development of the south w as tbe opening today of Use ftouthem Commercial ormgress, as snsrm blage of leader in th nation's business Bilairs, wtHine mission 1 to discuss tbe resource and Industrial possibilities of the south. The congres i one of several bodies, all nation tl In their soope and purpose, that aasembls here thla week, a croup of flays in which a more thorough study will be devoted 16 the problem if conservation, than ever before was attempted In the country's history. Today's program furnished A series of notable addresses, the varton themes hing ing upon an lnierpretatltm of the resources of tbe southern stalea, Amohg the speakers today were Becretary Straus tif th Lteptrtmenl of Conimeros and Labor, chairman of tbe meeting; Bur geon General "Walter Wrmui f the public health and marine hospital servloe; Secre tary or War Luke E. TV right, Phillip "W'er lcin, president of tbe New Orlnan Prttgres stve union; C. P. Goodyear a Brunswlok, Ga. ; John A. pox of Arkansas, and Jona r. Wallao of New Tark City. Aside Ui om the addresses, a feature of Interest was an exhibit of maps, charta. dlagrama and pictures fllsplayed la a ball adjoining the Wilsard Auditorium. Other Important exhibit were rurnisbed by th geological surrey, Lepartxuent of Agrr-icul-ture, forestry servloe. etc. "The exhibits deallh with sta-h subjects as density of population, waterways, cotton production, geologic resources, mineral wealth, grwwth of public education. Increase In rural de livery, commercial status of the gulf, state and other pertinent -data aff eating the south' development. G. Grosvenor Xiewe, chairman af th committee on arrangements, called th) in vention to order, after which lis intro duced Secretary fitraus of the Depart ment uf Commerce and Labor, who pre sided. fteftretau-y fttravsaa Cjseavka. Secreiary Straus referred to the won derful strides mads by the south la 4x1m merce during tlie last forty yean, 1m called attention, to the fact that the south economically and commercially has com out from the sectionalism and that it now i an important 4tnd arrowing part of th whule nation. The product if the latriorie of tbe south la 1870 amounted to (USo.KMt.tm, said Mr. etraus, while In 1SH6 It had grown lo the enormous extant of tUJU.UUb.lMU. la tlie last five years the Increase In the man ufactured products of other parts of the country amounted ts 2s per cent whereas during the same period thi production of the ten southern states has Increased Just double, or 66 jier cent. Tlie morning ses sion wa concluded with addresses by Sur geon General "Wyman of the public health and marine hospital eervioe and the sec retary of war, Luke E, Wright. WINTER WHEAT NOT SO GOOD Cstatwltloa First ! at walk Tkree- Per Cmt Belatw Tra-Vmr Airrag Acreage t B Laarge. WASHINGTON. last 7. Showing winter wheat condition ffi.S. against U a year sgo, kJid ten-year average of 1kg: rye con dition, 87.6, against W..4 a year ago, and a ten-year average of tS, with Indications of the total area of winter wheat at 2S, oM.non acres, and rye. 1.936,0(10 acres, the lHIartment of Agriculture today lasued its report on those two oereals for Se cern ber 1. Tlie nea-ly seeded ares of winter wheat i estimated tu 1.6 per tent less than the revised area Bown In the tall of 107," univa lent to a oecreaae of 1.72(1,000 acres. The nes-ly seeded area of rye is estimated tit 4 per nt less than tlie area sows in the fall of 11(07. equivalent to a decrease of BU.lMKi acre. The percentage if acreage of winter wheat compared with last year and aver age condition of that crop oa Lecember 14. respectively fcy 4itat!S. follos-s; Kanaa. HP; condition. K rridiaiia. ; condition, tli. nimoia. condition. 72. Nebraska, ; tiutidition, 8D. Miaaour;. H; condition, iNi. Percentage of aeneage and contltloa rye by states folios-: Michigan, 82: condition, gi. ' Pennsylvania, ltO; titmditlon, Wi. "W-isconsm. si.; condition, 82. Miniieoia ; conditicm, W. Nettraaka. hs; roadition, SB. SPOKANE APPLE SHOW OPENS reaiet Itwaevelt Olrea sla-aal tad (tsM-atag af First Xa tlwasavl Lseat. SPOKANE. Wash.. Uec. 7,-At 10:10 a m., today, President Roosevelt pressed an electric button . in Washington, flashing across the cutJ.uieut the signal for tlie opening of th firnt great national apple show in this 4-1:7. The exhibit cuvttn nearly three and one half acre. . . A plan h now tn rug eveiitied ts trans port the entire apple show to Chicago and 14-xhlbit It there Jjr one week tn January Its promote 1 11c ujple industrj' said ea- peclally tlie InVerestB .f tlie luirthwest. All the world ktves a ttargaln. Ton tan find ltaj-gauis toy waxchitig the w ant s I'Va.n" af Tial
