THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. DECEMBER J0. IPO?.
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Scalpilig Conditions Will Rule Until
New Years Day.
WHEAT MAY DEVELOP STRENGTH
-nrmcrs Sat Belling Cora Freely
Present' Prices, at ".apply Is
Eajaal o Deni Cash
Trad Blow.
1 f bu ; Increase. 7nr bu.: barley, 6,-
h'l : ili rfjv, lU.OOO. The vlr'He
rupiily of wheat in Canada Saturday, De
cember 26. was 5.756.'iO bushels, an In
cituse of 66fl,bU0 baslnls.
EW 1 OR K GENERAL MARKET
NEWYORR STOCKS AND BONDS
(eolation
Varloa
OMAHA, Dec. 2.
A a'"ii wheat market in all that can
be rp'i..l until after the New Year. The
tl'imrsi ic aim it on Is spec ted to ahow mui h
mute KreriKth In Ihe n-ar future, and with
otclgn inaikets taking their regular aupply
)e opinion la IhHt wheat will be scare
luilnu the dNlaiit month of the iron. K
i'lpl of cm are only fairly libera,.
Karmet are not free s-llers at these prices,
fi on the other liamt the movement la
Mtirely s. undent to aupply the demand.
The at option opened very strung,
howing an advance over Thursday'a cloe.
Uuvlita was sreneral on hiaher rahlea.
( hmii business ana alow and after the
'.rm trades little was doing and prlcea
..m-icd off without anv auiiDort ottered.
; i' tiiber wheat opened at 964c. and cloaed
. :Vc.
Corn was firm lo higher with wheat
H'nl In better demand. Tha consumptive
1 n a til Is expected to Increase with more
i Ini.y weather. Later, with the weakness
'.I whi.Ht. commission houses Bold and
f nrti.it longs to letting out aome of their
Loidmna and thi market became easier
Hi valued were acting heavy. December
.' rn on. l td at RlUe and closed at 61c.
1'imaiy m.ial recetpta were 1,298.000
t ishclH and ahfrmienta 227.000 huahela.
',aiiit receipts last year of 2.154,000 huahela
i nd Niiltiiienta of xx.'.0, bushela.
Coin receipt were 1. 796, (MAI bushels and
i'ilpni!-nt 97itrf bushels, against receipts
'"i ii r of 2, 107.h( bualiela and shipments
tf l.n.:u.iu.O bushel,
('iterance a era 301.000 bushels of rorn,
i uii.mii 1 of oats, and wheat and flour
cii.1 ici (177. (Oo bushela.
1 .1 vim pool closed 4fiid higher on w heat
..) i.(Sl higher on corn,
(.oral range of options:
Anlcles.l Open. HIgh. Low. Close. Safy.
Wheat l
Hit...;
May...
Torn
I ec...
May...
Oats-
Dee...!
May...,
mid-
good to
9HU
1 oo7i
61
fcfity
4sl
I
1 ;aj
Bl'i'
4841
9V
1 on
61
5'
46K
48'V
96
1 ("4I
61
66H
4641
964
1 007
614
654
464
4H
pkg)
Prlcea.
Cash
hard, WaVo
.4 hard. 9&4fr9tic;
Omaba
WHE.IT- No. 2
hard, 7fn; :; Nov
stirlrttf. 96W99n. -
COKN-No. 8, 63c; Wo. 4. 6iC;
yellow. WnfiaHc; No. 3 white, 56o.
OATH No. 3 mixed. mMSWc: No.
low, 4644J474C; No. 3 white. 4ti1i474c;
I white. 464464c; atandard. 47i&474c.
KVE-No. 2. 71c; No. 3. 69a70c.
tar Lot Receipt.
Wheat. Corn.
Chicago. (3 day) 84 7S1
linneapolla, (3 duys) SM5
Uuiaha, (4 day) 115 11
Uuluth, (3 days) X
No.
No.
No.
3
yel-
No.
Oats.
311
vi
tllKAOO GRAIN AM) IMtO V IMIO.M 9
Ken tare of the Tradlnai aad Closing;
, I'rlfra oa Board of Trade.
CHICAOO. Tiec. 2?. Wet weather In
Argentina nnil a decrease In the world'a
ahipmnritn nt wheat' for the week hud 4
Htrengthealng effect on the wheat market
final quotations being a shade lower to
liigher, compared with the previous clese,
'(rn and onts closed steady ard proviulona
Ilrm.
Tha wheat market opened atrong with
prices up a hadn to Sc. but failed to
itialiitaiii the'tnitlnl ftrmi'ess, owing to the
aclling of the May delivery by a leading
levator interest. I he cloao waa steady
with May at 1 .(,, mid July at 9ifiWac.
I rudfl in genernl was or small volume.
The 'bulge at lite tit art was. due to further
delav to harvesting in Argentina, owing
to wet weather and to this smnllness of
world shipments for the week. Total
shipment of wheat for the last week
were o,O4H.0iK bushels, compared with 8.-
Mn.outl bushels the corresponding- time a
year ago. i Afilftfl'Trom these Influence no
newa of sufficient Importance came Into
the pit. In inspire either buying or selling
nnd In ccnNeiiuence the market will
dragging affair the greater part of tli
day. No export bualnes wa reported and
demand (or cash wheat was slow. Clear-
aiuaa of wbeat and flour (lor three days)
were equal to BTi.tnK) bushels. The amount
on passage decreased tuC.OoO bualiela and
tlie visible supply decreased 3S5.0OO bualiela.
The feature of trade in the corn market
was the liiiuldiitlnn of December holdings
by -Until longs, which caused moderate
weiiknea In the.t otalon. Other deliveries
were Inclined to be firm. The market
closed steady, Willi prices "mC lower to ',c
Higher, with May at file und July at 61 Wo.
Trail In oats was vcrv quiet. Tlie mar
ket waa quite firm early in the day but
eased off Inter, cloalrg steudy with prices
u shHde higher to He lower. Final quota
tlona on May were Ol'SIMV- and on Julv
Irovlloii were strrtn. At the closi
price urere Iije to So bwii't.
The leading future ranged as follows
Arlii-le. Opun, lllgli.l Ivow. Cloae.i Sul'y.
of tfce Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2 KLOCft Receipt.
4.Vr." bhls.; export, 3.4fil bbla.; market
dull and about steady; Minnesota patents,
tS.z.Vff6.66: winter straight. I4.fy4.7&;
Mlnnesotit bakers, J4.3Xh4.50; winter ex
tras, U.o.va4.Jf; winter patents, 4. Toff 6. 36;
winter low grades, $3.Bf-fT4.15. Rye flour,
steadv; fair to good, 4.oii'U4.25; choice to
fancv, 4.ili4.o6. Huckwhcat flour, alow at
2..mf2.ai per 100 Ihs.
CORN MEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low. ll.4iVnl.5o- coarse. S1.4ai.46; kiln dried.
$3ii3.50.
RYE Dull; No. 3 western, 81HC I. o. o.
New York.
HAKEKY-eteady: feeding. 68fl69c C. I. I.
New York.
WHEAT Receipt. 71.000 bu.; export.
210.H110 bu.; spot market firm; No. 3 red,
ll.ii7'(il.0HH elevator; No. 2 red, $1.09 f. o. b.
afloat: No. 1 northern Duluth, 1.1H t. o. b.
float: No. 2 hard winter wheat, J1.15H
f. a. b. afloat. Although rather Quiet all
dnv. wheat showed considerable early
strength and higher cables, commission
house huv nr and rain In the Argentine.
aler easing off under profit taking, except
December, which closed Ho net higher on
manipulation. December closed 1.0!, May
closed 11.11' and July closed ll.Oo1.
fOUM Hifainti 131.400 bu. : export.
Sl.sisl bu.; pot market firm; No. 3. Sc
elevator and 66c f. o. b. afloat; No. .
white. fcUr. and No. 2 yellow oc I. o. D.
afloat. The option market was without
transactions, closing net unchangea. De-
cemher closed at 8c. May at 6i"c, July
at IT7k.. nnA Hinl.mlvr at li7afaC.
OATS Receipt. W1.000 bu.; export,
bu snot market dull: mixed oat, 26 to U
lbs., Mlt'MVtc; native wnue, m iu m
64'(if,7c: clinrx-d white. 34 to 42 lbs., ww'"ic
FEED Dull; spring urn,
dling. 124.00: city, 2'J.46'g24 35.
11AY steady; ixo. a, owgiwc,
choice, VOc.
HIDES Quiet; Dogota, j-vb'-v-v , v-t..
, 1 ima,an 911i.rv
iiri iv isin ink Heer. fltesav: lauinj .
ffM7.5o: mess. Si;i.0oi 13 50; beet name. .j."t
wjv. til iuif.lf,.Ml: eltv exiro.
mess, x-6 soft 27.00. Cut meats, steady ; picaieo.
, .... i ,VWVU hik
bellies, .6o.26; picgiea nam-, e.i.--.
t --.i .,o. weatern. V(i9.lW; refined
firm;' continent, 110.00- JUth American,
family. !17.5iratK.&u; non ciei, .w- -i
mem, H6.5iKol7.00.
TAEEOW Bteady ; cny ii-"'
e... mkv. rreel. BWOO'ihC.
" 1V f '. .. ..lr.
h i ii cjuiet : aomeenv. ------
. i . T . . u n nnffl nul.
H I 11 H. K P irill . ir.ll;i J K
33Hc; official price. c; creamery -
tras, 3Z''niw; urtmurij, .
244J31C; creamery, held, common to pe
ioi. ,., nir: state dairy, common to
special, 2li30c; proces. common w apeciaa.
A HliAllil I M I a) Saatil lU"t: . rx:uirillWQI x,v
! white, fancy. 14c: October, best,
13'4c; late made, oesi, siiib.ii, svjv.
prime, ll-vfo;iiic; coniiiion v 7iwv'm'
Vi.i ... ar'lBla IKUff 11 J.O.
Minn, ,u,, .w - - - , ,
EOU8 Steady; state, rennsyivaiua, uu
fiinrv aelec.tnd. white. 4uc; iair iu
choice, 3c; brown ana mixcu mnr
3l'-j3tk-; fair to choice, 30o3c; western first
if ii 'I. TRY Dressefl. nrni; "
ani-inv chicken. IiMbWC : weiern iuiii
liMc; irtng turkey. 17fr26c.
WEATHER IK THM GRAIN BELT
Fair Tuesday aad Rot Mies caaaaje
la Tentperatore.
OMAHA, Dec. , 190X.
i!.nriiiv 1midi weather nrevalls eas
of the Mississippi river and rain 1 failing
in ih. lr,nr MiaalaaiDDl valley. It I gen
rally clear went of the river, except rain
I falling along the Pacific coaat and light
now flurries are reporiea in wrnttn
linn, lda.hr and Yellowstone para, icra-
iiArnttirM n ra hlirher throughout the south
ern state, but have continued practically
unrhnniPil In the eastern iaiea ainue ma
nrU..dini renort. Colder weather ha pre
vailed tlu-oughout the upper Mlislppl and
Missouri valleys since saiuraay ana nio
wraiurrn are somewhat lower in the upp'
valleys and northwet tlila morning. An
area of low preaaure 1 moving in over the
...i,,.n northwest. Dui ine pressure
generally, high over other .portion, and
.ondlttnn are faverahle for continued fair
weather in thl vicmny lonigni ana iua
.lav. with no Important change in lem
Di-rature.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
dictation compared with the correepondln
riuu. ir inn iusl inrn ynrn.
1,. iivt none 10,1c
Minimum temnerature. . . . 2 11 i&
PreAlnltatlon 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, zs degree,
lHjflclency lu precipuaiion Bince martn i
A Off Itieliea.
. , , i ., a , ruv
Tiefli! encv correeponamg periou m i"i
f AX 1,wla
lief cleiicv corresDonoinK penou in wo,
4.8S lnche. .
E. A. WEEBH. Local fTorecasier.
Market Strong; and Active on Im
provement in General Outlook.
MONEY SITUATION IS BRIDGED
ST.
track,
hard.
Wheat
I )ec.
May
July
Corn
Dee.
May
July
Oata.
-Dec.
Mav
July
Fork
. Jan.
May
Lrd
Jan.
May
Mb
Jan.
'. May
1 rflk 1 1 1 03 I
1 07'iS 1 074, 1 1 wv
".'17 S7. V9&.U
671, E7 67 87
WMnil GlVftVt 0'B til
1 61 U 1 61i
4f lfli, 40H 4A
63 .62 tl olHC'iS
4H, 4-. 4W 464:
18 37i 16 40 16 3?4 lfi 32
16 674 16 70 16 5:'. 16 574
16 7U
, tpt, ,8 60 9 14
'Si9 66 feS 551
9 75 9 fcO 7.'j Tfi
774 is 7741
S 4i 8 45 H r 8 374
37 4
7S t 7741 8 674 724
fa8 774 1 I
1 024
-7
671,
6l'a
60TJtil
4H
46-S
16 224
10 4d
70
8 3i
8 674
I
No. ;.
1 . FIH'R-Steady; winter patents.
J.10; winter sttalghii. 84.w46;
tatent. 85 256 5: spring straight
f!: linkers. 2.StG-y 4.15.
WHEAT No.. 3 spring, ll.A64il.otl
$4. 65ft
prlng
84.000
Hi. I.oula General Market.
I.OIIS. Dec. 2. WHEAT Firm
No. 2 red caah. l.()4fl'l ot(4: No
l.3ffl'1.0; May. 81.V7ui.074; July
di;.,7iitc.
fiiitN Higher: track. No. 2 cah. 694c
Mav. atij)4u: July, 60ylff 60ftc ; No. X white,
Kl UUrih2c . '
OA I B weBK; iraca. no. t casu. uwbow:
mv mtc: Julv. 4i.Iw: No. i white. &1HC
FEOL R (Juiei; rea winier paienia,
6.10- extra lancy and atratgut, t.iMoi.iu
hard winter, clear, ww.
RYE Firm at iftwrtnc.
SEED Timothy, 83.0O(jj3.10.
CORNMEAI-83 20. . . ,
uui KjMu-ked at tna k. 31.00l1.03
HAY Steady; prairie. 88.ou4il0.u0; timothy
ts.HKb 13.50. a
IRON ttrilTJN 1 ICO l.w.
HAOQINO 7Sc.
iil-mu TIV1 V IT 7e
viiovisions Fork. steady; jobbing
huv i.ard. Drlme steam, w.cw at
Ilrv salt meals uncnanaeu, uu rn
.hurts nuc: clear rib. Wc; hort clear,
tr. Kacoo, unchaqged; boxed extra hor
llll,-. i' fir riiis. iteic PIIU I L lci a, .
ciiiTl.-l IIY-Alive. firm: chicken, 10c
springs, 11c; turkey, 17c; aucua, lie; geese,
8- .
Bl TTKIt-Firm: creamery, twii:.
E1('. Hteady at 264c, case count.
ll'llll(k'Vll
Receipt Shipment
WGflo 13.UW
74.000 i 49.000
" 400.000 27.000
2LS.000 SMA)0
went up t point. After a fslr amount of
business the market closed firm.
rARia. Deo. 2. There waa a tendency
oward flrmnesa on . the Bourse today.
radlng wa quiet.
HEREIN. Iec. 2s. Trices on the Bourse
today were somewhat firmer a a result
of the epeech outlining Russia foreign
policy outlined by M. lswolsky. the Rus-
lan foreign minister. In the Duma Decem
ber 25. Th trading was narrow.
Bank "tatenieat Indicate that There
Are rieaty af Faad la .lgbt
Meet the Vear-Ead
Reqalreaaeata.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2S The notable
trength and breadth of the stock market
today seemed to bo based on a fresh reali
sation of the force of the favnrahle factor
the general situation, rather than on
ny new develonment. Evidently tlir ha.
been lonw apprehension that 'there would
be a temporary scarcity of hanktne credits
urlng the period of the annual ettlement
i niigtit restrict the resource on which
perulatlve holder could rlv r.i rarrv th..lr
holdings.
1 ne complex on of Ihe hank statement
Which appeared On Rntnrduv rinrin the
closed Interval of the Stock exchange wa
accepted as pretty definite assurranre that
he dreaded Period of lemnorarv aCArcitv
would be safely bridged. It has been made
vioeni mat oanklng resources stand avail-
Die IO meet the added demand. In anlte of
he decline in rash rAmnn... nf th. v w
York clearing houae banks, which ha been,
na is sun, going on. The heavy contrac-
ion. which ha lieen effected In the clear-
ng house Item of loans durinar the last two
weeks ha been concurrent with a reentr-
iXed eXOansion In thA atiial vnlitma ,.f
banking credits, on which heavy demands
ave been made In that time. Part of the
ew icrommndflt hn la rlnorlv lr.,nDhl. in
he renovated form of the we..ktv innii
tatement to the trust companies of New
xork City. The speculative spirit was dls
pf nlble 1n the bond market a well a in
oiocns. in gome Dona issues there wa a
scramoie in evidence which caused as vol
tile a movement In nricea as Is the ruin In
IOCKS. in the Chicago. Rock Island & Pa.
cific collateral 6a there waa een tlie spec
tacle, unusual In bond transactions, of
W'lde ooenlnor" sales holnv ma, la of .iiv
or these bond at price ranalno- from 90
to m at the same instant, while the last
price at which the bond old on Thursday
wa 8H. The breadth of the bond market
howed that there wa activity and at the
ame time a demand of a substantial char,
acter. The reinvestment of sums which are
to be disbursed a profit on capital after
ne rirat or the vear is often am c nn ar In
tins way.
Rumors of comlnr deal In the railroad
world were in circulation and found rendv
credence owing to the conviction that a
prevailing tendency of railroad policy is in
that direction. Atchison' report of net
ecmlng for November made quite a bril
liant showing of earning power and was
aken a si an earnest of other reports to
come. The asking price of copper was re
alized at the New York Metal exchange
with strengthening effect nn eonnee Initn..
trials. A sharp fall In the sterling exchanze
i rans was onset ny lower Eondon ex
change here, leaving the gold export posi
tion little changed. Farla aaraln took the
avauaDie gold supply in the Eondon mar-
get. The assignment of H. W. Poor Co
announcea during the holiday Interval, was
toiaiiy ignored.
Bond were strong. Total a1e, par value
w..i""i. I mted stalea 3 advanced H per
i-eiii. on can.
Th following wsr the rlodn quotation!! en
storks and bonds:
Amalgamated Copper
American C. at F. ..
do pfd
Bales. High. Low. Close
J.i.:i hi, K't, nn
U.00O f." 4H'
rottoa Oil
ii a it. pit....
Ira Bartiritias ..
I.lnnead
Locomottvs ....
S. ft R
Sugar Refining-.
Tob. pfd
Woolen
Mining Co
si.iliun l.til.d7; No. 2 red. 81.o4.Sil
;''JHNVNo. 1,' 57iijc, No. 2 yelloi
t'ATH
No.
:Uc
white, 50iH
No. J
I.05S-
JW, i)S
'No. t. 41iifi'c:
5Jv No. .1 wiiite. 44t;
' ni r .h ,
, HAKl,KW(ii.l fi'diiig, &04c; fair o
.ih.i,,- Trrillliriv. ocqtviC. ... . .
frB.yj r itx. No. I northwestern. 814'
1 . ' 'T' " ' t'lover, contract
r ntirp, C' lt, ; f .
. i-huv iMU. mif.rt ribs, sides (loose)
; V t'':-''l ft " Wr"' Per bbl., 8U.75i
' r-l-J, 1 aOU II,' I "f l""f (i 'P.
. .v ibiffsV ,H5"!8.75.
, . ' - Receipts. Rhllinients
..... D.WI
44.001
. ... . . 7T,.'"
,...,417.001 -
15.' Oj
.Ul.dtiJ
western creamery, 344c;
si-itir. . .,
WllHt,-bll. ,
t-Virji, bi.' .fj
'II. Kill
uiMK'jr. iu .
Oti. tiio .HeJuKi exchange today Ihe but
let , linn k . was flri:T; creameries. Ji.'Siile;
lioirh 2HtV2;"n.;'' Ekks.' steady; at mark.
7 (iu .i u.-il. tWJk'l ' flrta, . .; prime
mMitiw'. inni; unioi".
41.100
IW.ISO
74.HXI
DiU.&lU
ri.to)
lil.TiO
ft
No.
Se lower; Decem-
Julv, o74o. Cash
Wasua.'( i Urala aad Proiisloas.
- KANSAS CITY, alo,, JJec 28. WHEAT
I I ii.'bjnn.,t; leienib.r. Wc: Mav. 81.02:.
'',, K.J. I'mle i,, l harrl linTwrl,!!-
liui-.r .C-i18l.fi; No. 3 red, 81.05ul.06;
red. !.( lii us
t'OHN I'nchanged to
ber, 56-c: Miy, 57'4c;
' t, line, I .:i v.. . .. i... .
mie. 0,4, ; N. 3 white, 674
OA fsl-ln. -hange.1; Xo. : white, 48tc;
led. 4 !!:.
ISYK-7V-07V.
11 a ! t luuce llniotliy.
..... r iiiaiiir, s.'Ti.ta
l!;oiiii.
JU TTK.H-Sieudv
! SiH-k. lis-.
EtjtlS-Kasy; fre! extras, 20c
iieipls. 21c.
Receipts. B-iipnienta
.....ltai.uai MO
..143.0MO' 61 )
4J,wi0
8V.
1 lioice
i5i10 00;
alfalfa.
creamery.
31-; pack-
current
Wh.-at, lu.
Col 11, bu. . .
Jits. bu. .
Toledo Seed Market.
TOI.IO. O.. IVc. 2-Kfc1--Caih
Cvver. Iv.ctTiber. 8J.55: March, 85.U.1'.;
oiht. m u; pruije .auike, 8 0-
Flour, bills.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .1.
Oats, bu
Philadelphia Prodaco Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2SJ BUTTER-
Fli-m: fc. hinher
n 11 1 t tiriulM !1.
Kili.R steadv: far ntmnna; i-ennsy!-
vanla and other nearby first, free caaee, 34c
at nark; cuiwnt receipt in reiurnanie
,iasfs. iAe. ul marm; western iri". 'i
uses. 34c at niaik; cuirent receipia, irej
UUSeS, SJTIilC l IIIMTK.
CHEESE Firm; lair demand; iw 10m
full cream choice, 14'4iiU4c: fair to good.
, Livrrwvol Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dee. 28. WHEAT No. 1
red western winter, spot, easy at 7 lid.
Futures, steady: December, 7 HSd; March,
7s 7d: May, 7s Td.
XHN Snot.- steady; new American
mixed. Galveston, 6s 5d. Futures, steady;
January, fa J1; March, Is 3d
PKAS Canadian, steadv at i to.
FIAH'R Winter patent, firm at
HOPS At London t Pacific coast), firm at
Ci tattl-3. , -
Mlaaeapoll oTaTa" Market.
'. MINN EA POL S. Dec. S. WHEAT De
cember, 8107; May, 8l.ueVl.oV caU, No.
1 hard. 8l-l4'. 1 northern, 81.084; No.
2 northern.. 81.074ill.07S; No. 3 northern,
81 044'ulufcV
FLAX-Closed at 81.45'i
B KAN In bulk, 3l00'itl25.
FLOUR Dull; shipments. 75.484 bbl ;
first patent. 85.5i)o.65; second patent.
86.lo-uo.Ji; firat , clears, 84.O04JH.lO; second
clear. .SJfclofi
Mllnaakeo Grala Market.
MILWAI KEE. Dec. 28 WHEAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northern. 81.lioal.il; No.
2 northern. Sl.0Mjl.W4; May. 81. l',.
(XIHN-Steady ; May, 61c bid.
BARLEY Steady ; atandard, 654c; am
ple. faH6&4c. 1
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. Dec. 28. CORN Firm : No
3 yellow. 67V: No. 3 yellow, 67c; No. 3. i5
liC64c; no grade. 63c.
OATS Lower; No. 8 white. 414c; No. 4
hue, 4a'tt4t4c
Dalala Grata Market.
Dl'LLTH. Dec. 28-WHEAT-No.
Amsrirsn
Amarlnsn
Amarii-sn
Amarioan
Amarlrsn
do pfd .
American
do pfd
American
Amerti-an
American
Anaconda
Atrhllon
do pfd
Atlsntle Coast Lin
Baltlmon ft Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Csnadlaa Paclflo
Central Leather
do pfd
Central of Naw Jersar .
Chsaapaaks St Ohio
Chicago Ot. Weatrn ...
rhloago ar Northwastera .
Chicago, Mil. ft Ut. ilul.
C, C, C. ft HU u
Colo. Fuel it iron
Colo, ft Rout her ,.J
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Producti
Delaware Hudson
Denver A Rio Orande ...
do pfd
Distillers' Securities
Erie
do lt pfd
do Id pfd
Oeneral ElecUrtc.
Great Northern pfd
do Oro. ctfs
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
do pfd
International Paper
do pfd
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kinase CHr Souther ...
do pfd
LoullTllle ft Kashvllil ...
Minn, ft Bt. Louis
M., St. P. ft Bault Sta. si
Mlieourl Paclflo
M.. K. ft T
do pfd
National Lead
New Vor Central
N. Y.. O. ft W
Norfol ft Weitera
North America
Northern Pacific
Picltlo Mill
penairWinia
People'! On 1
P., C. 0. ft St. L
Pressed Steel Car -
Pullman Pilici Car
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Uepubllo Steel
do pfd
Rock lilaod Co
do pfd
ft. l. ft s r- t ''
St. Louli Southwaitera..
do pfd
Slews-Sheffield S. ft 1--SouthTn
Piclflc
do ptd
Southern Rillwiy
do pfd
Tennewee Copper
Texae ft Pacific
T.. St. L ft W
do pfd
Vnioa Patitlo
do pfd
l 8. Rubber
do 1st pld
U. 8. Steel
do ptd
tub Copper
Vi.-Caroliu Cbeaaoal ...
do pfd
Wabash 1
do p.'d
WeetlngbeuM Bleetlio .
Woatern t'nlon
Vtheellog ft Lake Erla .
WlMonma Central
Amertcaa T. ft T
Total lalei for the day,
Visible Kaaaly of Grala.
-.NEW vork. l,e. tv-Tl.a vialbk- aupp'v
iu tiaJ tn the I uit.-d State aUturdtty.
IVs. 111IV.. .1 ooinitilitl by th New York
prod u f exviiang. w s foitows: Wheat,
l.'.l. . In; a.r res-, 36.ao bu. ; com.
. hu i. MiH-, I 4.4 l u : o;is,
11 w bo.; uit rvu, H.uuv bu.; rye, L-
nonhern. 81.09;
May. 3I.0; July,
OATS S--.
No. 3
81.o'
uoriaerii, 81 U7Y
Wool Market..
. BT IjOCIS. IVr. t8L- WOOL-Steadv
medium grades, t'omht'ig md clmiilng. liftf
U'-.k-; iikKi fine. li-4i -o : hr-vy tiuc, 1.'4
1m.; tub washed, wusU4c.
I.dno
J.iwn
t.MU
J7i 400
1.0"O
1,110
0l
R.csio
4,n
400
28.100
too
28.100
too
lg.aoo
1.800
I, 100
I.J00
7.000
U.r
4"0
T.too
8,100
6 10
1O0
II. 900
too
, l."0
, 3.500
100
1.000
:,ioo
, 1.000
no
. 1. 000
, It. 700
. 2,00
. 2,000
. 10.100
. 10.800
S00
UK
S00
. 4.4"0
. 20.200
. t.sno
00
. I.)
100
. 8,700
. 2i.aoo
71)0
. .4"0
. 13.100
. 11.100
100
400
. 11,000
o
. 11.400
. 8.000
100
. 1.600)
'.
, 45.900
700
40O
. 11.200
. ll.tliO
. 7i0
. 1.0K0
. 6.
. 4."
. 1.S00
. 11,100
. 7.0U0
. 1.809
. 29.400
. 4.100
. 2,
.144.
suO
. 1.30
500
. (0.O0
. J.ioo
, too
. S-too
iro
. 4.3"0
,. 12.300
. 1.1
,. - 400
o
.. S.;oo
. 1.M0
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37i
22i,
It'l
6
4'i
102
1D2H
101
103 n
101,
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3
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614
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73
1474
20
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12
67
it
924
424
154
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7
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14
14
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474
r.4
14 4
1424
4
1314
l'54
74
44
44
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2
7
25
24
41
234
644
14
1J1
12i
244
W4
4"4
S4
49
134
1M4
t
3,,4
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111
474
4a4
114
14
4t'
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W4
11
824
1-H4
434
34
21
144
SS
si 4
1014
934
49 "
974
101
1o4
P4
93
614
1164
314
1014
1274
674
124
1794 ,
1434
404
67
764
144
1684
17
179
18
90
374
344
494
994
li
1464
73
147
19
474
124
67
344
SI4
404
714
1234
(3
1314
5
424
144
774
121
464
:
144
1414
SU
13o4
1044
74
434
49
140
254
94
224
14
404
t:i4
634
78
1194
123 4
2-4
60
4o
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44
724
114
9i4
35
ll
644
1124
41
434
114
l4
474
74
124
2i
12
New York Moaey Market.
NBW YORK. Dee. IS. MONEY On call.
firm; 27ifl4! per cent; ruling rate. 34 per
cent; closing bid. i per cent, offered at
per cent. Time loans, slightly easier;
sixty day nd ninety days, 34i)3"j per
cent; six monih. 34(4 PT cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-412 per
cent.
STERLINO BXCH AM, E r.easy, Wltn
actual buainene In banker' bills at 84.84!0'if
4.S510 for sixty day bill and at 84.S696 for
demand. Commercial bills. 84MVi4.M4.
SILVER-Bar. 494c; Mexican dolinr. 4oc.
B4.1ND9 Oovemment, strong; railriad.
trong.
The following were tne Closing quotations
on nonrls vesterdav:
f. 8. ret. Is. r....l"1 "Jipan 44l 2d
do coupon
OMAilA LIVE STOCK MARKET irTlT1
I II as ... 4 on M 2 40 6 7
Best Cattle Ten Cents Higher, Others
Generally Steady.
HOGS FULL TEN CENTS HIGHEE
Sheep and lambs of Good Qaalitr
teady to Tea t eat lllaher, Prae
tlrally Everything aelllng
la Good Season.
t
do Sa. reg...
do coupon ...
do 4a, rag....
do coupon .
Amur. Tob. 4s.
do CO. ge ....
Atchison gen.
do Id). 41
do c. 4s
do cv. 6i
Atlantic C. L it
B. ft O. 41
do 34i
Brook. R. T. ct.
4.
104 I, ft M. unified 4l lo:
10tlaMinhattin e. g. 4i. 99
...lOISMnlcaa Central 4e .. 994
...li4 'to 1st Inc 14
...111 M. ft St. I.. 4 14
... 794M . K. ft T. 41 994
..HWl do Idi "
..101 4 Nit. R. of 1e. r. 4i 91
.... 91 N. T. C. gen. s-. aula
,...1034N. 1. C. gn. 9o..l2!4
....1044Norlhera Picltlo 4a. .104
.... 964 60 8a "1
....101 N. ft W. connol 4... 99
9T.40. 8. L. rfdg. 4a... 96
4a. 854Penn. cr. 14a. 1915.. 944
Central ot Oa. 61... .1094 do conaol 4 i""l
do lat Inc 11 Reading gen. 41 l"ii
do 2d Ine 0 Republic of Cuba 6i.ll
do M Ine 60 aSt. L. ft I. M. e. 61.1124
C. ft 0. 441 10I St. L. ft Sin r, rg 4i wi
C. ft A. 34 77 "St. It- 8.-W. t. 4l 774
C, B. ft g. new 41. 0i. Seaboard A. L. 4i.... "'4
C, R. I. ft P. R. 4i. H4 Southern Piclflc 4a.. 914
do col. 6a 91 00 ill s
do rfdg. 4i 04outhrrn Rillwiy 61.110
CCC ft Bt L gen 6l. aT. ft P. l"t "4
Colo. Induitrlll tl.. 7 T., St. L. ft W. 4. 94
Colo. Mldlind 4i 82 Colon Pacific 4i ....1044
Colo, ft Southern 4s, 94 do cr. 4i 1"
I). ft H. CT. 4s 10S r. S. Steel, 2d W..1111
D. ft R. O. 41 K4Wlblh lits ll
Brie, prior lien 4i...o W'eetern Md. 41 ....",
do gin. 4i ;4W. s u k. m a-"
Hock. Villey 44i. .in Wis. Central 4s .... 4
inter- Met. 441 92 N 1, N H w e H.iaiitj
Japan 4a IJ4 Lake Shore 4l. 1931.. 954
do 441 !
Offered. "Bid.
Dec. 17... 5 34
Dec. 18... 6J14
Deo. 19... 6 30V,
Dec. 20...
Dec. tl... 6 354
Dec. 22... tl3-m
Dec. 23... t 3
Dec. 24. . . 8 47
Dec. 25
Dec. 26... S 60
Dec. 27...
Dec. 2S... 6 65H
Boatoa Stoeka aad Bonds.
BOSTON. Dec. 28. Money, call loan. 4
i6 per cent; time loan, per cent.
Cloaing quotation
Atchison IdJ. 4i
do
Atrhlmn
do ptd
Boiton Blerited
Pltckburg pfd ..
N. Y., N. H. ft
tinion Pscifle
M Butts Coalition 174
100 Calumet ft Arliont..ll6
....100V,Cilumet ft Het'la....6M
....1024Centennlil
...1224Copper Rang ....
. ...135 Daly Weal
H..1594Prinklla
IMHOranby
brought In yesterday hy each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 11 r s
C, M. & St. P 8 (
Missouri Pacific 1 .. ..
Union Pacific 30 H i ..
C. & IS. W., east 2 1
C. N. W., west 44 19 7
C. St. P., M. & O.... 1-' 4 1..
C, B. & Q., west.... 30 15 10
C, K. I. & P., east.. 10
C, K. I. c P.. west.. .. 1
Illinois Central .. .. 2
C. Q. W 1
Total receipts. 152 62 23 2
Amer. Arge Chemical 134 0reene Canima
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube..
Amir. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. ft T
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
944Iile Roygle
. 4Mam. Mining
.133 Mtrhlgin ...
.129 Mohawk
.129 Montana C.
, 29 Nevada
944 old Dominion
ft C.
Edlioo Klectrlo Ilium. 2404 Oiceola
504
1
4.14
174
51
I44
111
944
in-
1324
94
C9
60 4
MOV
1034
107
1114
91
1774
4
1014
229
124
I601
4
404
97
76
74
J34
17
1904
as 4
80
874
344
t4
40
10
1474
734
1474
19
474
12
bt
144
314
414
114
121
44
1334
4
41
74i
794
1214
414
K
74
1424
914
1314
1044
9
414
172
494
1414
25,
87
24
tl
404
2l4
544
Mam. Electric
do pfd
Mm. Oas
1'ntted Prult
United Shoe Mich
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd ...
Adventure ..
Allouei
Amilgamated
Arizona Commercial.
Atlantio
12 Parrot
6K4Uulncy
67 Shannon
1904 Tamarack
14Trlnlty
29 United Copper
.... 644 U. S. Mining .
....1124C 8. Oil
.... 9 i:tah
.... 17 Victoria
.... 944 Winona
14 Wolverine
174 North Butt ..
. el
. 814
. 10
. 174
.107
. 124
. 234
. 4
. 114
. 704
. 194
. 64
.132
. 294
. 174
. S3
. 14
. 114
. 444
. 29
. 44
. 14
. 8
.160
. 964
Neve York Mialna; Stocks.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2. Closing quotations
on mining
Alice
Brunswick Con.
Comstock Tunnel
do bond!
Con., Oil. ft Vs..
Horn Silver ....
Iron 811var
Offered.
stocks:
800
... 3
8. U
... is
... TO
.,.709
...100
Iidvllle Con.
Mile Chief ...
Mextcin
rmiarlo
Cipbtr
Standard
Yillow Jacket
.. 6
.. 9
.. Ml
..225
. .19
..165
.. 70
. Treasary tViateaieat.
WASHINGTON. Deo. 28. Today' tate
ment of the treasury, balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 8150,000,000 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance
8161.f02.9M; gold ccrm and bullion, $24,.76.792;
gold certificate, 863,63.7.260.
" " ' Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Dee. 2S Batik clearing for to.
day were 8Z.105.232.H and for the correa
pounding date laat year, 81.765,621.65.
OMAHA GENERAL, MARKET.
Condition of Trade aad Qaetatloa oa
Staple aad. Fancy Produce.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
retail trade In carton, 31c; No. 1 In 60-lb.
tub. 60c; No. S In 60-lb. tuba, 28c; No,
In 30-lb. tub. 28c; No. 3 In 1-lb. carton.
29c; fancy dairy, tuba, ZftfAv.; packing
stock. zoc.
ECHJB Fresh candled. 33c; storage, 28c.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full cream,
twin. 16c; young America, 4 In hoop, lMtc
favorite. 8 In hoop. 16c: daislei. 20 in hoop,
154c; cream brick, full caae, 15c; block
swlas. 16c; full cream llmburger, 16c.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 rib. 174; No. 2 rlb,
114c: No. 8 rib. 7c: No. 1 loin. 20c; No
loin. 13c; No. 8 loin, 9c; No. 1 chuck, 6c
No. 2 chuck. 6c: No. S chuck. 44c; No.
round. 84c; No. S round, 7c; No. 3 round,
64c; No. 1 plate, 6Vc; No. I plate, 4V4c; No,
8 nlate. SiC.
DRESSED POULTRY Dressed hen 10c;
springs, 11c; ducks. 12c; geese, 10c; tur
kevs. 18c: auab. 82.20(22.25 per dog.
SUGAR Coarse granulated, 6.60c; fine
granulated, 6.70c; cubes. 6.60c; powdered,
6.60c.
FRESH FRUITS Apple. 83.2&34.2S per
bu. box. Lemon. 34.0o4i4.60. Oranges, L'al
lfornla. S3.004r3.26. Banana, 4o per lb.
OraDes. Malaga, S5.G0fr6.60 per keg; Call'
forrria Emperor, 4-box crate, Sl.664il.75,
BEEF CUTS.
Rib: No. 1. 17c; No. 2, 12c; No. S. Sc.
Loin: No. 1, 18c; No. 2, 134c; No. 3, 10c
Chuck; No. 1. 7c: No. S. 54c; No. S. 6c
Round: No. 1 8c; No. 2, 74c; No. S. ffVo
Plate: No. 1. SVic: No. 2, 6c; No. 8. 44c.
VEGETABLES Celery, California, pr
doa.. oc: Utah. 76c; other, 60a wc. Bean,
navy. No. 1, per ou., .oojj.tio; lima, per 10
794 1 6c. Cabbage, 24 per lb. Potatoea, 66uc
tomatoea, per uassi crate, e.uuk v.uune
bers. per dor.., 9i.ir(ri.70. union, rrpanisn
nee cr-ite. 82.00: Texas. 81.26 per crate. Let
tuce, per doa., 45c. Pepper, southern, 31.00
per crate. Cauliflower, 8Z.B0 per crate
Egyptian, $1 60 per do. Brussels sprouts
80c per qt. Kumquata, 3&C per qr.
1114
124
24
4
4..
16V
49
724
1944
9-4
644
1U4
41
4-'4
113
194
474
ke
M
K4
324
129
l,o:t,600 ihlrn.
I.vodoa Stock Market.
LONDON, Dec. 28. American aeeuriries
wer quietly firm during the first hour to
day. Prices generally showed change
ranging from 4 belew to above Thur
day'a New York closing.
London closing siock quotation:
Console, many 934 Mo., Kan. ft Teias.
do account 69 11-UNew York Central. ..
Anaconda 104Norfolk ft Western..
Atchison , I04 do ptd
do pfd 194 4 Ontario ft Wcatira..
Baltimore ft Okie... ItlSPesniylvanla
Csnadlaa Pioltlc 19l4Rasd Mines
t'heDaake ft Ohio.. 694. Heading
. wseouisera naiiway ..
.1644 do pfd
. 104Setbini Pacldc ...
. 94 Union PacitM
.94 do pfd
. U4U. 8. Steel
. 64 do pfd
. 40 Wibeih
. t4 do ptd
.liOSiSpanlib 4a
. 124 A mal. Crpper
Steady at 22 16-lbd
. 444
.121
. 14
. It
. 44
. M4
14
. 72
. 234
. 92
.1224
.1S7S
. 99
. 654
1154
. 194
Chi. Ureal W
Chi . Mil. ft St. P
D Beer
Denver ft Rl 0
4e pld
PM
1st pfd........
de 2d pfd
Oraod Trunk
lllluell Cealnl ...
Lulivllli ft Nlih
SILVER Bar,
ounce.
MONEY 27324 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for ahort bill 1 S4S'-'i por cent; for thrje
month' bill. PiV 6-16 per cent.
944
54
per
t-'orelaa fiaaaelal.
IU5NDON. Dec. 2N. Money wa in good
demand on the market today for tha year
end settlement. Discount were firm and
Pari secured over 80.UiO.OmO In gold at an
advance of 4. On th Stock exchange oper
alora were engaged with the settlement. In
which the carry-over rate are a shade
drir. The rale for American wa 4
per cent. There were few attempt to
enter fresh coninrrlmenls and among other
securhlo the price movement were nar
row, whlla Kaffirs and foreigner wrru a
had easier. Venexuelm aecurlUea bene
filed under the new government. American
shares were talrly active abov parity
the forenoon. New York bought well and
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. iS. METALS The
Iindon tin market waa a little lower than
at the close last weeK, with spot quoted
at U2 5 and future at 134. totally in
market waa easv. with soot Quoted a
'Jt.wU 29 15. Copper wa easy In tlie London
market, with snot uncnangra at cm , oo
while future were a shade lower at A.i4
5a. Tlie local market waa firm, with lak
quoted at $14.254 14.50; electrolytic, JlLiacu.
14.25: casting. 813.674ill4.124. Lead waa un
changed, at 13 in London and 34.1241
4.15 in the local marKel. Hpeiter advance
to 27 17 id In London. The local marge
remained dull at S5.10ti515. Iron waa un
changed, at 4a 14d for Cleveland warrant
In the Ixmdnn market. No change was re
Dortud locally. No. 1 foundry northern
ouoted at S17.0O(a 17.75: No. 2. 316.754tl7.25
No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern soft
817.:r,il7-75.
ST. IJOI IS. Dee. BLv METAUS 1-eaa
dull, 84.06; spelter, firm, 8505.
Evaporated Apple aad Dried Frails.
NEW YORK, Dec. 28 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market la quiet, with fancy
quoted at friyBVVic; choice, Tyjjc; prime,
DRIED FRUITS Prune are In light de
mand, rather easy in tone so far a the
smaller or mudium ale ere concerned.
Quotations range from 44&'c for Cali
fornia and from 84c for Oregon fruits,
latter from 60a to 20. Apricot are scarce,
with sVoire quoted at 4nc; extrj.
cholceXt! 104e; fancy, 114tj.;J4c. Peaches
ar quiet, but steady, with choice quoted
at 7ti'?4c; extra choice, 1041104c: fancy,
UtVal34tc. Raisin are dull and unsettled,
with loose Muscatel quoted at 64tf4P,xc:
choice to fancy, seeded, 6i7c; seedless at
44 'o be, and London layer at tl.bogrl.6o.
4 a
3 vi
6.362
7.124
6.t4
10W.
Sheep.
4.76
2.WP
13 .
ll.t
9,lvt7
3,275
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 28.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs.
Estimate Monday 3.S27
Same day last week 2.417
Same day 2 weeks . . 6.4U
name day 3 weeks ago.. 5.24;
Same day 4 week ago.. 4.SX5
Same day last year 2.41S
The following table ahow the receipt of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for tlie jer to date, compared with last
year: 1j8. 1807. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 1.026.671 1,13.204 12i.5.3
Hogs 2.401.154 2.k.lf.mi5 265.649
Sheep 2.O06.6IO 2,tvi;i.3)S 63.242
The follow ng table show the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for th last
everal day, with comparison:
Date. I 1808. 1907. 1806. 11906. 1904. 1903.1802.
4 471 6 1SI a I 4 46' 4 Oil 23
4 471 6 IS! 4 7l "4
8 1H 4 Ml 4 R0 4 ill 01
4 34
4 23
4 33
e
4 44
4 36,
4 39i
6 1h
6 09
08
e
6 13
4 20 6 21!
4 HI 4 601 16 07
4 KS 4 44 4 33
4 891 4 3.S, 4 381 ( IS
4 te 4 39 4 46 18
tl 16
4 44 t 16
4 42
! I
8 Out 4 43
6 t 4 62
4 i2 4 001
I 49
4 54
4 61
8 27
36
6 46
Holiday,
The officii
Sunday.
1 number
rata of
...19
...147
...19
...11
...179
...197
...1
...144
..174
...193
...19"
...171
. . . :i
...no
...i
...141
...2l
...904
,..
...119
...219
...212
...114
...n
...110
...143
...20
...230
. . .206
11
40
Ii0
140
120
so
120
90
9 . . .
94...
17...,
44...,
94 ...
71...
41...
73...
76...
70...
:...
44...
70 ..
41...
91...
94...
14...
C9 ..
94 ..
14...
90...
94 ..
42...
60...
9...
60...
1.4
2J9
14
to
.11
r
?"7
,.29
.2.'.9
,.23
.344
..'.'!
. . '.H9
..tX
. JJ1
..147
..265
. 22
..W
. .171
..S71
..915
.309
. 2M
..924
. . 3 i0
,.l.r4
..414
4
40
90
to
40
40
13
440
1.0
120
840
4IW
11
140
ISO
30
'
10
120
90
ISO
190
Lo
I 19
I T
6 7"
6 70
9 70
9 1"
t 70
7-4
9 I".
I U
9 75
5 7d
4 15
6 774
6 714
6 9o
6 90
8 9"
6 S24
9 99
5 9;.
9
6 95
t 90
9 90
9 9o
00
morning
st this
being t1i laig-
4HH 649 K77
552 Hn9 i.J?5
8X5 1.36 1,411
516 1,375 679
23
314
b5
108
65
27
47
11H
34
41
9!t
65
69
101
8
416
47
67
332 467
4.004 4,572 4.7tfJ
of cattle were the
have bee
In.
The disposition of the day's receipt waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated:
Cattle. Hoc. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co
awlft & Company ,
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Vansant Co
Carey & Benton
Lobman & Rothchild
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
P. P. Lewi
Huston & Co
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
F. Husr
McCreary & Carey
Sam Werthlmer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty & Co
Lehmer Bro
St. Louis lnd. I'kg. Co.
Upjohn
Keenan
Other buyers
Total
CATTLK Receipt
laraest this morning that they
for some davs. 152 cara being reported
The supply of beef cattle waa Very liberal,
but the quality was not overly good and
a considerable proportion of the receipt
consisted of warmed-up or hort-fed steer.
Packers all seemed to have noerai oroera
for good killing cattle and it was very
apparent tltat they wanted everything of
that doBcrlptlon. The result was tnat me
market was active and price were any
where from strong to 10c higher on tlie
beat cattle, with other generally steady.
There waa nothing strictly good to put a
top on the market, but pretty fair steera
old up o 85.75. Common to fair ateera were
not such free aellers. but fortunately feeder
buyer took quite a number of the
warmed-up kinds, which relieved the mar
ket to such an extent that good steady
price were maintained. - .
Desirable kinds or cow and heifers were
lso very free sellers and generally 10c
higher than last week. The market waa
fairly active and the offerings were pretty
much all cleaned up in good season. The
common to medium kinds were not ao ac
tive, but pretty much everything sold in
reasonable season.
Stockers and feeders were alao In snod
demand and everything that could be con-
aidered at all desirable commanded strong
prices, the market being in a good healthy
and entirely Batiafactcry condition.
Quotation on cattle: Good to choice
Cornfed steers, 86.2657.16; fair to good corn
fed steers, 85.25Cu6.26; common to fair corn
fed steer. 83.75ti6.25; good to choice rang
steers, 36.25(&i.OO; fair to good range steers,
S4.C0Cg6.26; common to fair range steer.
33.5O&4.50; good to choice corn fed cow and
neiier. 4.SX(!6.00; good to choice grass
cow and heifers, S3.7&&4.40: fair to a:ood
grass cow and heifers. S3.00ft3.76; common
to fair grass cows and heitcrs, S2.003.00;
stock heifers. 32.5043.30: veal calves. 8.1 orwrfi
6.26; bulls, stag, etc.. 2 UKij4 26: good to
choice atocker and feeder. 84.50S6.26: fair
to good stocker and feeders, J3.754.50;
common to fair stockers and feeder, 82.7s
Q3.75.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS
4 on
4 99
110 147 . . t or,
97 iao m in
7 ISO 90 8 ii
97 174 l I 30
t 40
40
9 45
9 4.i
6 4j
6 94)
4 90
I 40
6 93
9 99
t 4t
4 SO
8 90
I 90
6 924
6 924
6 24
6 624
9 s:.
40 " 9
80 8 70
. 6 10
49 8 7
.. 6 10
SHEEP Receipt of h
v....... ,.,,1,., liluaral lit- flin
est of any day since a week ago last Tuts
Hov Tha niiaiitv of the offerings on an
average waa pretty tatr. tnav m mi- - -
a good proportion of very decent killers.
Packers all eemed to have good order
nnd the market as a whole was in a good,
healthv condition. Prlcea ranged anywhere
from steady to 10c higher on the different
grades according to how badly packers
happened to want them. The trade wa not
very activ largely for the reason that
packers eemed lo regard current prices a
vcrv hiph and they eee-med to be paying
thein under protest, as It were. Hence mere
was a little hesitancy on their part and
still practically everything had changed
hands by the middle of tho forenoon.
lamb old up as high a 37.25. with year
ling up to So. So, old wether aa high as
85 10 and ewe up to 84 60. The price paid
for ewes were the hlgheat of the month
to date.
There were no feeder of any consequence
In sight, tlie supply being nmiiea 10
ewes that had oeen out on feed an
few odd and end.
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
t.t ,.i,ic lutiiha. Stv7,Vo7.25: fair to
aood lambs. 86.254l6.76; feeding lambs. 34 60
IK- ood to clinicA llarht vearllngs. SA-aOr
6.00; fair to good heavy yearling. 34 i6a)
f. Ail- fetvllnir vearllnsrs. 34.OOHl4.60; good to
choice wether, 84.5ixi6.10; feeding wethers
S3.7bn4 25; good to choice ewes, 4.25j4.&0
fair to good ewes, S3.5t.rp4.25; feeding ewes,
32.OOCu3.25; culls and bucks, 31.wbj.w.
Representative saie:
No.
yearling ..
yearlings ..
wethers ...
wethers ...
ewes
ewes
lambs
lambs
lambs
wether ...
yearlings .
yearlings .
yearlings .
yearling .
wethers ...
ewes
lambs
lamb
lambs
ewes, culls
ewe
ewes
MAYOR SAYS HE WILL RUN
Dahlraan Formally Announces His
Candidacy for Re-Electioa.
SIX OTHER DEMOCRATS ARE OUT
few
to a
CaCea Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 28 COFFEE-Futures
opened ateady at unchanged prlcea
to an advance of 6 point and closed
ateady, net unchanged to 10 pointa higher;
sales were reported of 36,200 bags, includ
ing March at S.404fS.6c; May. 6.4tt&.4c;
July. Koaeoc; ISepUnibec. .8mtt6.8bc; Oc
tober and November, 6,36c; spot coffee,
steady; No. 7 Rio, 6c; No. 4 Santo. 74(
8c; mild coffee, dull; Cordova. 4ffl21-c-
N. At. Pr. No. Ar. Pr
24 9M I 85 30 1221 8 85
35 734 4 16 19 12., 5 16
29 91 4 15 47 1320 g 00
11 919 4 4.'. , I ).n (a)
1 9.17 4 60 20 U33 g 00
10 1001 4 90 36 1374 4 10
9 1094 5 10 20 1251 15
10 1U0 6 25 20 1220 15
14 V....12.K 5 40 19 1471 9 50
20 122 8 45 14 1H02 6 60
91 12M 6 70 19 124J 4 76
121 1141 6 76
COTV3.
4 810 2 25 6 97J 3 30
3 7WI IU is u 13
4 1067 i 50 10 1057 3 40
6 1078 I iU 1123 I 40
6 10u4 8 50 9 10M I 80
33 971 2 90 1 W61 1 55
6 614 I (0 1097 8 90
7 909 2 0 30 ; j gu
T 738 (5 6 1034 1 to
1 141 I (6 6 1004 I 70
4 957 2 75 1171 9 70
1 9M C 75 9 1039 1 74
97 8 75 9 SW) 1 M
9 934 8 75 10 44 3 4 10
10 1091 t 86 9 422 4 II
1 8S0 I 00 8 1)49 4 2T,
8 9K3 I 00 7 1140 4 34
4 997 3 15 4 1242 4 Si
10 867 3 18 3 1264 5 Ou
HEIFERS.
3 4.1 i k.) 1 use 3 0
12 Tli 3 00 1 141 1 7i
1 370 1 00 1 ! 4 00
241 3 00 9 923 4 00
7 714 3 10 4 944 4 14
4 47 9 50 t 13iA 4 75
6 9M 3 40
BULLS.
1 ..1140 2 75 1 1440 3 So
1 1310 I 76 1 1 )40 9 4.1
, 1 940 1 90 t 1475 3 50
1 ..1300 2 15 1 9MI 3 50
1 420 t 90 3 ltftO 1 4o
1 V2S I 00 1 1140 3 90
1 14J) I 05 1 1440 I 70
1 1230 1 16 1 1470 8 19
4 1418 I to 1 1X30 8 10
1 U' 3 25 1 990 1 70
1 90 1 25 2 490 8 75
4 937 1 25 1 eno 3 76
1 1370 9 25 I U99 8 li
1 900 3 24 1 1354 4 00
1 1940 3 2a 1 2020 4 05
CALVES.
1 3 1 90 1 158 4 76
4 274 1 90 9 110 6 u
I 0 3 93 8 l- 6 25
1 9M 8 19 1 lie 6 25
8 1M 4 90 3 195 8 90
1 950 4 00 2 1 lie 6 50
1 290 4 25 4 152 I 50
3 136 4 50 1 lw 8 79
1 190 4 90 1 220 6 7i
7 174 4 5 1 110 6 it
8TOCKERH AND FEEDERS.
I 421 8 40 5 934 4 00
8 tol I 41 IS 750 4 10
8 91 3 90 92 9. 1 4 15
16 114 1 70 II 742 1 1!
4 740 IK 7 901 4 40
9 4IW 4 Oil 11 9J 4 40
In lb atlernuon prices of tue kad.ng btauc 8a. 5"
Oil aad. Koala.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Dec. .-OIL-Credlt
balances. 3178; runs, 141,3a bbl.: average,
1S4H1. bWs.; shipment, 37DJ597 bbls.;
cverage. 179.630 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa , Deo. 28. OIL Tur
pentine, firm; 38c.
HO8IN Firm: ouote B D. E. F, 33.1XW
3ii24; O, 83.j36: II. 83 40; I. S4.U: K,
85.br. M, Si.eo; N. S0.15; Wtf. 86.40, WW.
22 steer..
18 cow...
3 bull...
1160
Ho3
14oa
E.
46 feeder.. Ha
11 feeder.. 1074
110 wetern
120 western
Wl western
VC western
61 western
169 western
110 western
49 western
167 western
113 western
143 western
It A western
156 western
94 western
7 western
41 western
156 western
375 western
3.10 western
11 western
6S western
173 western
Ar.
103
ue
125
125
lni
102
69
69
77
96
109
log
102
100
128
120
70
62
84
72
90
89
Pr.
6 80
6 90
6 10
6 10
4 60
4 60
7 26
7 25
7 26
6 40
6 60
6 60
6 80
6 90
6 20
4 50
7 10
6 36
7 16
1 25
2 70
2 70
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO
19.0H0 head;
Cattle and Il4a Higher Sheep ,ai
I .a nib Steady.
Dec. 28. CATTLE Receipts,
market lOfrl&c higher: steers.
84.6o7.90; cows. S3.0Oy5.2&: heifers, S3.6fVq
4.60; bulls, J2.7Wi-l.50; ralves. S3.50Cff9.U0;
stockers and feeders. 32.uOg70.OO.
Hot IS Receipts, 30.000 head; market Wp
15c higher; choice heavy shipping, S6.li"'!1
612: butchers, S6.0OS6.1O; II lit mixed,
35.46i65; choce light, $5.65Wi.S6; pucklnc.
8h. 7ot .n; pigs, 4.oot.i.i; num. 01 sales,
S5.75cvJ.0O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 25.000
heud; market, steady; sheep, $1.005.00
lambs, 1A.2S.W7.75; yearlings, S4.25S6.50.
Kansas City l ive Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 28. CATTLE Re
celpts, 8,000 head, including 200 southern
market steady to 10c higher: cows. 104i15c
hlgher; choice export and dressed beef
Bteers. S6.OOfi7.25: fair to good. S4.7O4).0O
western " steers. 83.6041 5.75: stockers nnd
feeders. S3.UOi'4.90; southern ateers. S3.76fj
6.50; southern cows, 82.5mrj4.; native cows,
82.OiKli5.25; native heifers. S3.0O4ift.5O; bulls,
32.7ryu4.60: ealve. S3.5O4i7.50.
HOOS Receipt, 7,600 head; market W
lire higher; top, 86.00; bulk of sales, 35. 501'
6.90: heavy. 85.BO7.00: pacKer and butch
era. 85.7ixU6.96; lujht, SG.60ft.S5; pigs, 31.00
1145.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 7.000
head; market 10&20c higher: lamb. 6.6tMJ
7.60; ewe and yetrllngs.,34.40c(j.a; western
yearlings. S5.104i.66; western nheep, 84.0O
6.00; Blocker and feeder, 83.004j4.50.
t onipitrnller Iteaarded a the' Mreif
est Opponeat Oar Jim -Will
Hate la Race for tk
Aoiuiaatloa.
Mayor Dahlmnn will be a candidal foi
re-election, whether the election is in ins
spring or the fall, as It would be wer the
democrate' flan to enact a charter bill pro-
onglng the present administration bo suc
cessful.
The mayor ha beeen deferring hi decl-
lon until he knew what sort of legislation
for the government of metropolitan cities
he democratic legislature would enact, bul
he has decided not to watt for the lcgls
lature.
In this early decision Dalliman hopes to
put to sleep several little boomlets wnlch
have been springing up in tho camp of
local democracy.
'I will be a candidate for re-election
which is the same a saying that I have
decided to be mayor of thl city (or another
three yeara," said the mayor. "I hardly
hlnk there will be any opposition to me
n the primaries, and you know wnat 1
did to them In the last election," and he
laughed at the recollection ot his 3,000
majority.
'You ace, it is this way. The republicans
will not only have to nominate a liberal
man to beat me, but they will have to
nominate a man who la well known. Why,
every man, woman And child In Omaha
knows Jim Dahlman and knows 'where
Jim Dahlman stands and knows what Jim
Dalilman believes in. Well, the republicans
might nominate a man who believes the
same a I do, but the people don't know
that m.m as well as they do me. There's
the rub, you know, and there Is where I
am going o beat 'em.
I think the majority, If not all, of the
present councllmen will also be candidates
again and we'll all win."
There are six other democrats who have
the mayoralty bee bussing in their bon
net. The other would-bo mayor In the
democratic camp are Ed P. Smith, whom
Dahlman defeated for tho nomination
three yeara ago: Colonel Ed P. Berry man.
one of Dahlman's appointees nn the Boatd
of Park Commissioners; Charles II. With-
nell, city building inspector and elected on
the same ticket with Dahlman at the last
election; Millard F. Funkhouser, council
man from the Eleventh ward and elected
with Dahlman; L. B. Johnson, councilman
from the Fourth ward, elected ' on the
Dahlman ticket and made president on the
city council by grace of the same Dahl
mnn; C. O. Irfibeck, elected city comp
troller on the Dahlman ticket of three
years ago and worsted by the mayor In the
capturing of the home support for the
gubernatorial nomination laat summer.
Comptroller Lobeck probably would be
the mayor's strongest spponent In tha pri
maries, but the executive look to the leg
islature to remove him from the field. The
ran be done by repealing; the law combin
ing the offices of city and county comp
troller, thus giving Mr. Lobeck a chance
lo run for that office again, . Instead of
running tor mayor.
Building Inspector WHhnell prides him
self with having received a larger vote
fian did the mayor In the election of the
rprlng of 1906, and for this reason his
friends think that he Is stronger than
Mayor Dahlman, but If the legislature
should raise the salary of building In
spector, WHhnell will not run for mayor.
St. I.onI Live Stock Market
ST. I.OU1B. Dec. 28. CATTLE Receipts
4 (mo head, including 00O Texana; marke
steady to 10c higher: native shipping; and
evnort ateer. S4.75cr7.90: dressed beef and
butcher steera. S4.Zt03.6O; ateer under 1,000
nounds. S3.75Cu6.2S; atocker nd feeders
it 7ftfU.fi!: cow and heifer. 83.0vff6.o0: can
n.ra 81 7T.fr2.00: Dulls. S2.76W4.76: calve,
3.50417.00; Texas and Indian steers, S3.0oyi
A VI. cows and heifer. 81.iica4.40.
' HOGS Receipts. 7.000 head: market 10c
higher- nlirs and lights. S3.2fy86.70; packers,
5.6iii6.90: butchers and best heavy, 86.95
1.1 '
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7,000
bead: market steady; native muttons. 83.00
ifu.50: lambs. S5.6oi?r7.50: culls end bucks
S2.51X&4.60; stockers, 32.OOCq3.50.
At. Joseph Live atoek Market
BT JOSEPH, Mo.. Dec. 28. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,700 head: market, active, steady
to 10c higher; steers, 85.0icrt.oo; cows and
heifers. I2.5lKfl6.00; calves, S3.oltti8.on.
HOOS Receipts, 4.600 head; market, 5010c
hla-her: top. 35 95; bulk of sales. 35.60to6.96
AllEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3.6
head; market active, ateady to strong
lambs, se.oo.co.
Sloax City l ive stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Dec. M (Special Tel
eram. I HOGS Receipts, 2.600 ho.AU; mar
ket, 64iluc higher; range of pr'ces, S5.20CU,
& Ml: bulk of sales. 80.el'U.7O,
CATTLE Receipts, 2.2JO heal; market
atrnnir. 10c higher: beeves. 84..'Jff7.0O: fa
cows and heifers, S4 0iWi5.j; fee Ii rs. SS.tOjJ
4.75; calves, 37 on; yearlings, 3i.wjj4.w.
Stork la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western inaiseis yesteruay:
Cattle
3.S27
.. 2.2t 0
.. 1.714)
.. 8,000
.. 4.000
..19.000
Hogs.
4.60C
2.600
4.610
7.i0
7,000
30,100
Sheep
4.7sj
1.500
7.
2,710
25.ooo
ABBIE RICE'S BILL IS CUT
Half of It I TJedaeted hjr Coialy
Board for Her Keep at tha
City Jail.
The county commissioners Monday al
lowed one-half of the bill presented by
Mrs. Abbio Rico, star witness In the Davis
Rustln murder case, for pay while being
detained in the matron's department of the
city jail pending the hearing of the caae.
Mrs. Rice put in a claim for 8184. Tha
commissioners allowed 892, deducting $93
for board.
Mrs. Rico left some time ago, ostensibly
for Portland, and It Is supposed secured
sufficient financing before she left to make
her Indifferent to the sice of her allow
ance by the county. ' '
.38.7:7 66,305 41.99.6
South Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Kansas City .,
St. IjuIs ,
Chicago
Totals
Cotton Market.
NPJW YORK, Dec. 28 COTTON'-Fulure
opened ateady; December 9.13c; January,
8.8Sc; March. 8.7!sc; May. .8Sc; July, t.tvsc;
August. 8.78c, bid; October. 8.65fi.66c.
Spot cloned quiet; middling uplands, 9.30c;
middling gulf, 9 55c: sale. W.sXo hale.
Future closed Bteady; December, 9 10c;
January. 8.7lc; February, 8.74c; March, 8.82c;
April, 8.87c; May. 8.9uc; June, 8)t6c; July,
8.Wc; August, 8.79c; September, 8.6sc; Octo
ber, 8.66c.
GALVESTON, Dec. 28. COTTON Steady ;
8.15cu8.16c.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 28.-COTTON-Spot
market closed ateady; low ordinary.
4 7-16c, nominal; ordinary. 64c; good
ordinary, 6 ll-16c; low middling, 8 1-ltoo;
middling, 8 13-lnV: good middling. 8 3-16o;
middling fair, S9-lc; fair. 10 5-16c, nomi
nal. Receipt, 12,2:14 bales; stock, 290.865
bales.
ST. IjOI IS. Dec. 28 COTTON-Hlgher:
middling, 9 1-lbV: sales, 862 bales; receipt.
2.14) bales; shipments, 2.067 boles; stock.
39.b6a bale.
lowaa Starts Tile Factory.
MITCHELL, S. D., Dec. 2S.-(Special.)-Wlth
the Lytle Manufacturing company a
a magnet, Archie Hillyard .of Spencer, la.,
ha decided to locate - In Mitchell for the
purpose of establishing a cement tile fac
tory. The Lytle company haa Just com
pleted a deal for the purchase of 160 acres
of land on which will be erected a factory
for the manufacture of manure spreaders
and cream separator. Mr. Hillyard came
to town quietly, bought three acre of land
adjoining the city, and In th spring will
commence the erection of his plant. He
will invest about 815,009 before starting
business, and after beginning tha manu
facture of the tiling will employ about
thirty men constantly. Farmers In this and
a half dozen aurroundlng counties are con
templating the laying of an Immense quan
tity of tile next year. Mr. Hillyard started
a brick factory in thia city over twenty
years ago and knows of the good quality
of cement soil In this vicinity.
agar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK Dec. 28. BUG A R Raw
qulel; fair refining, J.17c; centrifugal 96
test, 3.67c: niolaase sugar, 2.92c; refine. 1.
quiet: crushed, 5.35c; powdered, 4 75c;
granulaUfd, 4.65c.
George A. Huttle Wyo.
6 25 1 tow 1231 4 75
4 as 4 cows 1150 3 65
t 86 1 bull 1400 2 76
P. Steele Wyo.
6 00 1 f order.. 1160 6 00
4 35 feeders.. louS 66
R. King Wyo.
31 feeders.. 952 4 8.. 1 feeder. . .ION) 4 25
I cow Li3 4 85 1 cow 1040 4 75
HOGS A usual on a Monday receipt of
hog war amall, and aa the d-'iiiana wa
good it did not lak buyer very long to
clean up everything In aight, the market
being active while prices wer fully 10c
higher than last week's close. Thus a
considerable proportion of th h" changed
hand at S5.6oti5.eo, while on Saturday it
will be remembered that a gocd many of
the hogs sold at 85 55iia 70. One load of good,
fat back sold up to 36 00. the highest pi ice
paid ince November. All in all 11 was a
Elsjla Batter Market.
ELGIN. HI.. Dee. 38 BUTTER Firm ;
32c; sale for the week, 611. 2u pound.
I'ommerelal 4 lab Meeting.
SIOUX FALLS. B. D.. Dec. 21 -(Special.)
Th business men of Sioux Falls are tak
ing considerable interest in the semi-annual
business meeting of the Sioux Fall
Commercial club, which will he held on
th evening of January 6. One of la
things for which the Commercial club was
responsible was the securing of the mam
moth water power development' of the ft:s
of the Dig S.oux river, which represents
an expenditure of about S5oo.ouo and which
Is proving a factor of great Importance
In making Sioux Fails a city of factories
and manufacturing institutions.
German Society OlBcerfl.
SIOUX FALLS. B. D.. Dec. 28.-4 Special.)
The members of the Germanla Vereln of
this city, which Is tha leading German
American organiiation of Us kind In South
Dakota, at their annual business meeting
elected the following officer for tha com
ing 'yiar: President, A. J. Yeager; vice
president, F. Schumacher; secretary, Ed
Baumheler; treasurer,, N. D. Roster;
librarian, Adulph Zleka; overeeer, Carl
Brucker. The society owns, a fine hall
building, which enjoys the distinction of
being the structure in which the conven
tion was held which adopted tha . present
constitution of South Dakota. The society
ha a very large membership, and Includes
every German-American of prominence in
Sioux Falls and this part of tha a tat.
Farewell of Minister.
MITCHELL. S. D., Dec. ?8.-(Sp4;clI.)-Dr.
Ji. 8. Wilkinson, pastor of the Meth
odist church of this city, preached III fare
well aernion thl evening before a large
crowd of people, and at It close his friend
went forward and expressed their sorrow
that he intend to leav for other field.
Dr. Wilkinson lis accepted a call from the
Howard Street Methodist church of San
Francisco, Cal , and expects to leav Fri-
hia wife and children for that
Wilkinson la one of the strongest
in the conference of this state
filled th pulpit in this city for
day with
point. Dr
pteachers
and ha
the last five ear, having been returned
to MIlcheM at tiie October conference of
the church for ll.e sixth year.
New Kiibo'j foadlatar. '
WA iH 'NO'I ON, 18 - K Viia: ned
'..ere toda;- ill v t UimJk p D.jmi . J. t O'C'on
tii;, rc t'j. of '. it- i.'atliiiliu 1'niUvislty nf
AmerW 1. hj been appointed bishop coad
jutor of San Frenciac'1.
Tlie taini of Bishop O'Cotineil. who at
present is i ending a few day-at hla old
home In Charleston. S. C, as rector, ex-
J ire January 11 next.