TNK BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, DECEMBER .1. 1010.
REAL ESTATE
F A It M AMI H II I. WD FOIl BALE
(Continued.)
Successful Fruitdalc
IS THE PLACE FOR YOU
Land In thl stabllhe1 fttilf rnest colony
In the bet Investment now being offered
In tli entire south; good land, not whit
uml, no nruea; fins tnarsets; bit profit
country; r.ot a new thin, hut established
for 18 years and mjeem proven; healthful
cllmste anrl beautiful winter; water puie;
rainfall ample, no Irritation required; $u
pr month buy a (arm In till district,
where ten ar-re can be made to produce
$...u" a ear; j.rlrei low now and make
splendid Investment, as lnd la rapidly in-cr-HiiiK
In value. nothing exactly like It
anywhere: send for our bis. book of pan
orama vlewi. Aitenta wanted. Frultdai
I leveloptnenl Company, M7, iZi Chestnut
ft., bt. Louis. Mo.
"WANTED TO BUY
There' are thousand of people In Iowa
that want Jo buy farms Improved and un
improved In sttld and unsettled district.
1 he way to best reach them la through
the rlas-lflrd pnties of THE liF.H MulNKS
CAJ'ITAL. Avrraire clrcuHition last month
44 415 ci'ln. l'ubllsh'd for twenty years
t lies Moines, la., by Lafs Youi.g.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$Mr) to 10.000 on rimahi
Pen I Estate Co.. 1014 N.
a he:.
i homes, o Keef
V. Life. Doug, or
WANTKO-City loans
and warrants W.
arnam bmitn to.
U: Farnara 8t
Good 6
Farm Mortgages
always on
hand and
from $."J0
for sale
to J3.0U0.
at amounts
BENSON & MYERS,
412 N. T. Elfe lUdg.
LOW UATOS.
ilO-tll Brandela
T1EM13
Theater
CAHLBERU CO..
Uldg.
IX5ANS to home owners and horn build
are, with privilege of making partial pay.
xuaot? semi-annually.
W. H. THOMAS.
(OS First National Bank Bldf.
WANTED City loans. Pstsrs Trust C.
MONET TO LOAN Pay n Investmsat Co.
GARVIN BrtOS.. 2d floor N. T. I At: Mt
to 1100.000 on Improved property. No delay.
1100 to 110,000 niad promptly. F. IX
WeadJ Wend Hldg . lMh and Farnam.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE hava CASH BUYERS for GOOD bus
iness and residence properties. WE CAN
KEEL your property If worth the money.
O'NEIE'S REAL ESTATE EOENCY.
TL Tyler 1024. Ind. A-3311
UiOS Farnam street. Omaha.
012 North 24th street. South Omaha.
SWAPS
WB exchange properties of merit. H.
Culver, 812-M3 N. Y. Life. Douglas 7S65.
H.
6,000 acres clear land In Nebraska. Trade
for Omaha and assume reasonable amount;
Incumbrance. Will trade all together or
divide.
NOWATA LAND A IT CO.,
Of N.Y. Life Bid-. Vhones Hed 1999. A-1721.
ONE brand new No. 70 Colt s acetylene
gas machine and Has rang to trails for
good hogs, cows or chickens. 4066 Grand
Ave. Phone Web. 4794.
Ten rooms, all modern house, paved
Mreet; car at door; lot 6uxl30; fine location.
Price tT.OOO. Double brick apartment house.;
ft rooms on each side. Larue lot. Price,
tl2,000.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.,
Of N.Y. Life Bldg. Phones Red 1999, A-J72L
Ht 1)E If yu nav anything to trade
A. H. LATHKOP, 421 BEB BLDG.
WILL take vacant lota or smaller rental
property In trade or sell cheap for my
qulty In canh. About 11.960 against It. Am
nonresident now. Look at 3619 So. 20th.
Mall your offers. Best offer takes It this
week. 1109 Madison Ave., Norfolk. Neb.
WANTED TO TRADE Irrigated and
nonlrrlxaled land for Income property,
atock, merchandise, etc. T. A. Smith,
Juleshurg, Colo.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTEDr-To borrow 111.000 for five
years at 0 per cent on first-class real es
tate security. L 401, Bee.
WANTEDTO BUY
BEST prtca paid for Id-hand furniture,
carpets, clothing and shoes. Tl. D. iail.
SECOND-HAND clothing; party after
noon dress. John Feldman. D. lUs. A-2fcHl
RABY carriage, A-l condition; mention
hind and price. No go-carts wanted. K 4ti0.
ie.
WANTED Medium sire hotel
llerrlck Hotel Co., Revenna, Neb.
range.
WANTED TO RENT
YOUNO man desires board and room with
private CathoKo family. S 449, Be.
WANTED Furnished rooms; apartment
of It rooms and baft. Must hav two bda
Not too clou In. Best of reference. Stat
price. L 410. Bee
MARRIED couple of refinement wish to
rent nice ail modern home. West Farnam
or Field Club district; will pay too or
more; no regular rental property consid
ered; will lease for long period: no chil
dren. 613 N, Y. Life.
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNO man desires place to work for
liuard and room In private family while
attending college. Boylee College. MuUl
iy hones.
WANTED By experienced demonstrator
position t demonstrate creams, toilet arti
cles, coffee, cocoa, or cereals. Address O
447, Bee.
LAUNDRY
Webster 6otL
work to take home. Phone
BY young lady, well experienced in
keeping books, and stenographer. Address
4il. Bee,
AN experienced
bookkeeper and
to do evenings.
office
nian want. work
iiee.
B 463,
IdlDDIK AGED man, German, single,
bandy with tools; reliable and strictly tem
perate; wisues position aa houseman or
caretaker on private place. F 406, Bee.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
TNIOH STATION Teat k aad aflarey
rials
PadfK
Leave,
.a 16 am
.a 4:U pm
Arrive,
all I pm
a 1 4 pm
a (.46 am
a I 11 pm
a 10 pm
a 7 41 am
all JO am
114 pm
a I put
a 4 46 pm
alO M am
Pen. Fran. Overland L.
Ciilna and Japin F. U.
Atlantic ExpreM
Dragon Expreaa ..a 4 00 pm
Los Angeles limited. .iU li pm
Colorado bpcclal all :44 pm
Inver Special a 0:47 am
Colorado Express a I M pin
t'rsiiun-Waj-a. LI ml ted.. all 60 pm
North Platte Looul a 6 IS am
Grand Island Local a 6 V) pm
Lincoln iieairtoe Local.. b 12. 44 pm
b l.M pot
tblcago, IteoU lataael
I'aelfls
EAST
Rocky Mountain Ltd. . al! 5S aio
Chicago fay Expreaa.. a 0 46 am
t htcaKO Local Pasa....bl0:3o am
7 r Moines Local Pass. a 4 Ou pm
rhlcage Express a 4.4V pm
Chicago Limited O.ut pu
WEST
alO-46 pm
a 4 so im
bl0:l pra
al2 30 pm
a 1 11 pm
a l.ul am
Chi. -Neb. Ltd., Unioiia 1:3 am
6 47 nn
Colo. CaL r.xp
Okl. A Texas Express
liocky Mountain Ltd..
$ hlregto, MllnsBka
OeeiUad IJmited
Omaha-Cblvaico Ex. ..
26 pm' I M bin
.a 116 pm a 1 JO pm
.aiO.&pm tU.uitni
St. l-aal
all O pm a I M am
b7 1-i am b t am
Omaba-Savauiiah Ex
Colo.-Cal. Ex
(olorade Special
'err-wuial Local.,
,.e T 16 am
..a C on pm
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..b t.U pm
I N tin
a 1 ti pm
all u pm
bli. pas
ontlaeea'
(niraao fireat Western
C hirago Limited a & 4 pm
Twin City Limited a I pm
Twin City tiurcii a s.ow ana
7 M ant
a I J pm
Chicago Express a 1
lllaaoarl Pacific
pm
K C. A Ft. L. ti a .J0 am
K. C. A St. L. lil., 1-
cept Keturrtay all. 11 pm
K. C. ar Ht. L, Ex.,
Saturdays only 12.00 pot
lltiaol (eatral
Chicago Kzpresa a 7:00 am
Chicago Limited a 6 M0 pm
Minn. !-t. l aul Lzpres.b I.uO am
Minn.-bt. Paul Limited. a t.vo piu
Wtbaik
Omaha-Ht Louis Kg... .a C:30 pm
Mail and Express ....a !.! am
btanb'y Lcl.u.orn C.U.I. b u.uO pm
Inicaao erlknntera
NOR1HUOUND.
Twin Cliy Express a V.iO am
Hloux City Local a 2 j put
Minn. A Dakota Ex a (X) pn
Iwltf City Ltd (ex (Satl.a O ta pin
Twin City Ltd lex bat) 11 :60 pm
EAdlliOUM).
Omaha Expresa a i.uu am
Chicago Eocal ul2:ik pm
Colorado-CMcagn a 6:10 pm
Chicago Special a a vi pm
t'aclflc Coast-Jnlcse0...a 6:U6 pra
Los Angeles Llnntii....a 8:00 pm
Overland Eimlttd all:4b pm
Denver Special al2:40 am
Carroll Eocal a 4.30 pin
Fast Mall...- a 8:30 pm
WE3TUOUNi).
Llncoln-Ohadron a 7 60 am
Norfolk-Dallas a 7:60 am
Long l'lne-So. Piatt. ..b 2:15 pm
Hastings Superior b 2:1a pm
Deadwood-llot Springs a 3: So pu.
Casper-Eander a 1:64 pin
Fremont-Albion 0 .J pm
a 7 .U am
a $50 pm
a I 44 pm
a :o am
a't'w sua
a a am
all is pm
blO.i aui
alO pm
a 12 pra
a 1:15 am
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a 12 13 am
a a 2X pm
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all -no am
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b 6.2') pm
b 6:20 pm
a o-W pm
all W am
a 1.64 pm
Barllaaln gta t lOth ana lasa
narllna-tow .
Denver & California..
Puget Sound Expresa.
Nebraska points ....
Ulack Hills
a 4:10 pm
a 1:14 pm
a 1 41 pm
1:4 pm
a 6 JO pm
a 1 46 pm
a12:15 pm
a ;;( am
a 6.10 pm
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Lincoln Mail
Northwest Expresa
Nebraska points
Nebraska Express ....
Lincoln Local
Bchuyler-Plattsmouth
Lincoln Local
plattsmouth-lowa ....
Bellevue-Plattsmouth
Colorado Limited ....
Chicago Epeclal
Chicago Express ....
Chicago Fast Express
Iowa Local
Creaton la.. Local....
Bt. Louis Express ..
K C. & St. Joseph....
IC C. ft St. Joseph....
It. C. A at- Joseph....
a 4:2U pm
a 6::0 pm
a 9:16 am
a 1:30 pm
a 4:X0 pm
al0:46 pm
a :s am
.a 4:30 pm
Webster nation -1 6th til Webster.
Mlssoarl Paclflo
Auburn Local b 1:60 pra bl? IS pm
Ckl( (aalt Mlnneapolla A
Oaaaha
Depart,
.b 2:15 pm
Arrive,
bll 46 am
c 6 20 pm
b 0:20 pm
Ploux City Expresa
Omaha Local
Bloux City Passenger..
Twin City Passenger..,
Floux City Local
.b 0:30 am
.0 H X, am
Emerson Local..
b 6 5 pm
b 0:10 am
lb) Dally
except Sunday. (c) Bunday
only.
OMAHA WHOLESALE PRICES.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 2, delivered to
the retail trade in 1-lb. caitons. 32c; No. 2,
In 30-lb. tubs, 31c; No. 2 In 1-lb. cartons.
80c; packing stock, solid pack, 2014c; dairy,
In 60-lb. tubs, 23'u24c. Market changes
every Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins, lGVi317Hc; young Amer
icas. 18c; daisies, 18c- triplets. lc; llm-
burger, ISc; No. 1 brick, 184c; Imported
Swiss, ec; domestic Swiss, Z4c; block Swiss,
20c.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, under 2 lbs.,
16.00 dog.; over 2 lbs., 14c; hens, 13V415c;
cocks, 10Hc; ducks. 17c; geese, 16c; turkeys,
25c; pigeons, per doz., $1.20; homer axjuabs,
per dus., 14.00; fancy squaba, per doz., 13.60;
No. 1 per doz.. 3.00. Alive, broilers, 14Vo;
over 2 lbs., 9e; hens, 10c; old roosters, 7c;
old ducks, full feathered, lus: geese, full
feathered, 9c; turkevii, lMjlSo; guinea
fowls, 2oo each; pigeons, per doz., 60c;
uomers, per aoz., 3.uu; squabs, ISO. 1, per
hoi., n.ou: no, a, per aoz., buc,
FISH (all frozen) Pickerel, 11c; white,
18c; pike, 14o; trout, 14c; large crapples.
20c; bpanlsh mackerel, 18o' eel. 18c; had
dock, 13c; flounders, 13c; green catfish, 20c;
rue Bum, i.w eaca; anaa roe, per pair,
66c; frog legs, per doz., 60c; salmon, 13c;
halibut. 11c.
BEEF CUTS-Rlb: No. L 16c; No, I, 12Ho;
No. 3, 80. Loin: No. 1, 17o; No. t, 13o:
No. 8, 9'4. Chuck: No. i. 7Wo; No. 1, 7V;
No. 1 tc. Round: No. 1, 9c; No. I, 7o:
No. 3, 7c. Plate: No. 1. 6fco; No. I bto;
11U. O, T
FRUITS Oranges: California navels, SS
12 sizes. pr box, :.7bi.0u; small sizes,
per dux, J6ojij.,5; Klorttfa, all sizes, per
box, S3.:,0. Lemons: Laurel brand, extra
fancy, 300 size, per box. 06.60; 360 size, per
o.w, couice, size, per dox, Su.oo;
iw size, per box, $600; 240 size, 60c per box
ess. uraps iruit: .Florida, 4-64-4-80 sizes,
per box, $4.2t4.60. Bananas: Fancy select.
per bunch, $i.2&d2.60; Jumbo, per bunch,
$2 7541.176. Pears: California Winter Nellls,
per box, $2 86. Apples: Home-grown cook
ing, per Dii.,i.boa4.uu; Missouri Jonathan
lib i inn., ...: oiissouri. tian Davis, per
uoi., e-. id; Aiissuun v inesaps. per bbi.
$4 2o; Missouri (iano, per bbl $4.00; other
varieties, per odi.. m.uu: New York Green.
Ing and Baldwin, per bbl., $4.60; Colorado
Jorathan, per box. $2.10; Washington
Gravenstein, per box, $160; California
Belicflower. per box. $1.60: Waalilimtan
Grimes Goiden and Jonathan, extra fancy,
88 to 12 sizes, $2.u. Grapes: Caliturnia
emperor, per crate, zt.76; iMew York Ca-
tawoa, per 6-lb. bsk., 20c; Malaga, 60itu
ius., gruse, imr f(, i.waw. cranberries
Per box, $3.i6; per bbl., $7.50; Bell and
Cherry brand, per bbl., $7.60; Wisconsin
uen ana Mugie ana j-.ate Howe brands.
per bbl., $8 Ou. Datea: Anchor brand, new.
SO 1-lb. pkgs. In boxes, per box, $2 26: bulk
in iu-io. ooxes, per id,, ic. rigs: jNew Call
fornla, 12 12-oz. pkgs., sDc: 36 12-os. pkgs..
i iv, ov o-oi. pugs., e.w; i urxisn, 7-crown,
Ii iu., aoc, ruuwu, per iu., xtc; t-crOWU,
per lb., 13c.
v EUEi A ul.es potatoes: Early Ohio, In
sacKs, per ou., w:; lowa and Wisconsin,
white stock, per be, TbsSc. Sweet pota
toes: v irguna, per doi., $2.60; Kansas, per
w. w i mn a., . . i . t . . . .
oui., e.w. uiuuiia; luwa, rea ana yellow,
per lb., 2c, Indiana, white, per lb.. 8c;
Spanish, per crate, $1.40. Garlic: Extra
lar.cy, wnite, per id., ioc; red, per lb.. 18c.
Egg plant: Fancy Florida, per dos., $2.00.
teiery: niiciiiKan, per aoz. bunches, 36i
i, allfornla Jumoo, per doz. bunches, 75c.
Rutabagas: Per lb., me. Cucumbers: Hot
noise, iVi ana I aoz. per box., tits). Toma
toes: California, per 4-bsk. crate. $1.60.
Cabbage: New, per lb., Hc. String and
wax ieana: rer mat. bk., J1.60. Lettuce
Extra fancy leaf, per doz., 40c. Parsley;
r ancv nome-gruwn, per. uos, bunches. 30c
Turnips: per mkt. bsk., 35c Carrots: Per
mkt. bsk., 4V Meets: Per mkt. bsk.. lie
MISCELLANEOUS Walnuts: Black, per
lb., 2c. Hlckorynuta: I-arge. per lb., Sc;
smaii, per iu., oc. locoanuta: per sack, $6.50:
per doz., ibc. Honey: New, 24 frames, $3.75.
Cider: New York Mott s, per fe-bbl., .$3.7;
per uui., eo. te.
St. Louie General Market
ST. LOUIS. Dec. t-WHEAT-Higher
December, 4c; May, S-38ite. Cash
nigner: ti-acK, no. 3 red, twera 11.00; No.
hard. Wc'all 01.
I ORN Higher; December. 46,o; May
,c. iasn. firm; track, No. 1, 47c: No.
s wuue, c.
oats Higher; December. 22Sc; May
wee i asn, steady; track. No. I, 32Hc; No.
m wnue, c.
RYE-Flrm at $lc.
r uji it-r inn; red winter patents. $4 40
ii., hiiv, ana straigut. $3.50iij4.H)
SEEK TimoUiv. $8.iWii9.ia.
CiRNMFI-$I40.
UKAN irm; sacked, east track, $1,010
HAY Firm; timothy. $16.00ai9.6O
$12.0111 15.00.
prairie,
PKO iMO.NR-Pork, unchanged; Job-
", to. iiu, nigner; prime steam
ao.'vg.i.vs. nry salt meats, higher
noxeu, extra snorts, $1050; clear ribs,
i: tw; snon clears, iiu. ,. Bacon, higher
boxed, extra shorts, $i: io; clear ribs, $11.75
Biitu i ciearn, 9i.ou.
pot LI K Y steady, chickens, Uc
springs, loc; turkeys, 17c; ducks, 13c
geeie, c.
I. I'TTER Steady: creamery, 263300,
EGGS Higher at ISc.
Receipts
Flour, bbls t kO
Wheat, bu mil
Corn, bu S9 ()
Oats, bu 34.UU0
Shipment
10 70
40 0u
L'S.CnO
Cli.OuO
rklladelphla Prodee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1 BITTER
steauy; extra western creamery, Sic
extra nearly prints, lie
Lnus-nrtii, I'ennsjlvania and other
nearny rirsis. nee ia-es. S60 at mark
Pennsylvania current receipts. In return
able canee, :jo at mark; western firms
riee u. Jc at nmu; western current
receipts, rree 1 auea, sue at mark
CHEESE Firm; Nw York fui creams
fancy Selitember. loc; New York full
creft.ma, rainy iiriiinrr, 14N47I5C' New
RAILWAY TIME CARD-
ioik full creams, fair U good, 14tjl4V0.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET!
n j,i rp . . . tt- v.
Cattle Ten to Twenty-Five Higher for
the Week.
HOGS THIRTY HIGHER FOR WEEK
aees Bad I.ambs Get a Sharp Setback,
Peine; Twealy-FUe t Fifty
Cents Lower Than Last
Week's ( lose.
SOUTH OMAHA
Receipts were:
Official .Monday
Of final Tuesday
Official Wednesday ....
Official Thursday
official Friday
Eetlinate Saturday ,
Six days this week...
Paine days last week...
Same days 2 weeks aifo
Same days 3 weks ago
Same days 4 weeks ago
Same days lat year...
The. following- tanla show trie receipts of
cattl, hogs and sbeep at South Omaha for
th year to dat as compared 'tb last
year: l:uo. I'"!. Inc. ' Dec.
Cattle 1. 141,70a 1.043.115 100.09'.
Hogs 1.767.SS4 2.009,014 241.380
Sheep J.S76.248 2,046,843 S30.4O5
The following table shows the average
prices of hogs at South Omaha for th last
several days, with comparisons:
Datea. 1910. 1909.1908.1307.1906. 11905. lff04.
Nov. 23...
Nov. 24...
Nov. 25...
0 02v 7 M! 6 8T 4 0S 121 4 WI 4 49
I 7 til 6 71 I 061 4 Ml
0 771 Uqini 4 721 4 4i
6 8SV 8 04l I 4 07 001 I 4 02
I 041 6 Ml 4 2M 02i 4 671
6 9i I 6 671 ) 45 07 721 4 4
6 wm 8 1?' 6 681 4 60 8 04 I 4 42
7 8 021 6 791 I 6 061 4 92 4 43
7 12Vi 8 OKi 5 751 4 1' I 4 871 4 48
7 18V.I 8 03 6 66 4 64 6 08 4 48
Nov.
20...
27..
28..
;..
1....
2....
s....
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
ec.
Sunday. Holiday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omsh, for
wenty-four hours ending at S P. m. yes
terday:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle.llogs.Sh'p.rl r s.
C. M. St. P
2
Missouri Pacific ....
2
11
4
4
6
3
2
nlon Pacific
C. & N. W., east..
& N. W., west..
St. P., M. & O..
K. A east..
H. & U., west..
C,
R. I.
& P., east..
C.,
R. I.
G. W.
& P., west
c.
Total receipts 6
DISPOSITION
48 1 1
HEAP.
Cattle Hogs.
, 604
, 638
, 904
Omaha Packing; Co ..
Swift and Company ..
Cudahy Packing Co ..
Armour & Co
1.607
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co..
33
Other buyers
4
87 8,663
Total
CAT 1 LE Receipts of cattle, as usual on
Saturday, amounted to almost nothing,
there not being enough In sight to make a
market. For the week receipts foot up 18,467
head, being practically he same aa last
week, but over 5,000 head larger than a year
ago.
in spite of the fact that receipts have
been quite liberal and eastern markets
none too good, the demand at this point
has been brisk enough to force a gradual
advance In values. Thus at the close of
the week cornfed beeves, which have con
stituted the bulk of supply of fat cattle.
are around lO-riAic higher than at the close
of last week. The quality of the cattle com
ing has not been very good, so that top
pilce have not shown any change, but
there have been mora cattle selling near the
top than was the case at the cloee of last
week.
Cows and heifers have experienced a
good demand throughout the week and they,
too, have steadily firmed up, showing at
the close a gain of 10ii'26o over last week.
ihe demand for desirable feeding" cattle
of all weights has been very fair through
out the week and they have advanced In
the same proportion as killing cattle, being
1OU30O higher than last week. The medium
and common kinds, however, have shown
little or no Improvement, the demand for
these gradna being rather limited.
(Quotations on Native Cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, $6.004.75; fair to good
beet steers. $6.2O(U6.00: common to fair
beef steers, $3.76-fl6.2U- good to choice cows
and heifers, $4.40t6.25; fair to good cows
and heifers, $3.7o'(H.40; common to fair
cows and helfera, $2.86'jfs.76; good to choice
atockers and feeders, $4 86. 40; fair to good
Mockers and feeders, $3.804.40; common to
fair atockers and feeders, $3.263.80; stock
heifers, 3.0OiH.16; 'veal calves, 3.60ti.26;
buna, stage .aw-tc z3.204r4.iM.
Quotations on Range Cattle: Choloe to
cows and heifers. $-. tog 3.76; good to choice
beeves, $6.0fro.6v, fair to good beeve-s, $4 40
0-t.no; common to fair beeves, Z3.vw-t.40;
good to choice heifers, $4 004.70; good to
choice cows, $3 8j4 40; fair to good cows,
$3.3013 65; canners. $2.7fy3.50.
HOGS The market opened this morning
a good 6c higher and a little later became
as much as 6l0o higher for a short time.
! ne trade was activa at the advance and
the most of the hogs changed hands In a
very short time. Toward the close the
market eased off and the advance of the
morning was all lost by the time the mar
ket closed. Heavy hogs sold from $7.10
up to $f.20. but largely at $7. kmot.16. Light
price of the day and week. The bulk of all
me nogs Drougni si.uxai.w, wun a sprink
ling at $7.25. S
The receipts of hogs this week have been
very fair, the total amounting to 28.818,
which la sllfrhtlv under la kI flvnra.
but larger than a year ago by over 4,0u0
head, xne market nas snown a very de
elded Improvement this week in spite of
the fact that receipts have been so large
and at the close the general market la
zoc nigner tnan one week, ago,
Representative sales:
. Dec. I. 1910.
rattle. llo. sneen
. 4.943 l, 7 liiOSl
3 ; R'l 10 :44
. 4 7.444 b.212
. 3.:"3 r..7".i io.n.6
. 1.7H 3.749 4,?i7
. 179 2,4
.1 47 DR.S1S 47.190
IK 214 S9.47 4 1.1 '"'.
32 914 S2 0T15 113.2S3
1014 17.M4 72.n1
.XM 17.0f.5 1M1.02J
.13.012 24.431 2S.B45
Ne. At. Sh. rY. No. At. Sh. Ft.
II S4 SO T 10 61 Wt 140 T 20
It SM 10 1 It 61 74 Iu 1 ft)
M S44 144 110 7 20T ... N
47 IU 10 7 10 57 241 ... T 10
64 Ml 10 7 10 It. ....... 14t 140 T to
M 840 160 7 10 tt 1 Id Itl
M.. ...... 136 140 1 US 10 HO M T W
61 Dtt m t 11V6 14 170 140 T 10
60. ...... .1.17 16 1 16 V W 1 10
41 til ... 1 IS 14 til ... T 1
67 116 ... 1 IS 6 tU 440 t 10
tl to6 10 7 U 61 176 40 T 10
44... 177 MO 1 It 64 170 100 T UU,
16 Ml 10 1 15 6t Kit 10 1 U
4....X,I ... 115 64 tot ... 1 19
.60 17 10 7 It Tl Ml N T 16
41. ...... Ut 40 T 16 77 bt ... 7 16
to t4 60 1 It . H4 40 1
17 l4 ... 1 It 47 t.vt 140 7 25
41 til 1S 7 It 4... ml ... 1 tt
17 I'M 10 TIT 67 24 '120 T 16
6 7t 40 1 17Vi 17 197 ... 1 It
40 thl IM 1 Ill ... 1 1
64 2o4 10 7 10 It 1M ... 7 10
tl Ut ... 7 10
PIGS.
N 117 ... t 16
SHEEP There were no fresh receipts
of sheep in sigm una morning and
everything received yesterday was disposed
of there was absolutely nothing on sale
today. For the week receipts have been
very liberal for this season of the year
showing a considerable gain over last week
and a heavy gain over a year ago. As
the arrivals have consisted almost entirely
of fat stall the number or killers on sale.
both sheep and lambs, has been unusually
large.
It will be remembered that last week's
.... rl .1 r. 1 1 1 a. 1 u.i'v Vilirh an ..U'On..
around $1 00 being quoted on lamba, with
sheep bUkj ,6a higher. The present wee
opened with fat sheep about steady, but
with lamba loxu lie lower. On Tuesday light
aheap and lambs were quoted as about
steady, the heavy sturr was slow and lower,
Wednesday's market showed a decided Im
provement, the loss earlier In the week
made up so that lambs sold aa high as
t si. which was the toD on Fridav. th
week before. Tne unpi uvsioent, however.
sieedlly u.lshed on Thursday ana the
.i.iwnward movement In wlu,, waa con
tinued yesterday, when all kinds slumped
badly.
After allowing for the break yesterday
and the day be ore it la sale to quote prices
at the close of the present week around
l 6-600 lower than th high close last week.
Thus on last Friday the beat lambs sold
up to $ 6o, while at the close of the pres
ent week It would take something right
ood to bring $0 00, the top yesterday hav
fug been only $6.15, for the best light
weights. The outside price on choice heavy
lambs would be not over $6.60. A tew year
lings brought 66. ou yesterday, but th feel-
iiik la that it would tak light good liaht
weights to bring over $4 86, whll heavy
yearlings would not bring over $4.60. It
would also take right good light weight
wethere to bring $3 80 and very choloe ewes
to bring $1 26. In fact it Is a question if
they would sell even as high as tbat at
the close of the week.
The cause fur the sudden slump In prices
Is to be found In the fact that buyers
wire rilled up ana aia not neea as man;
fat sheep and lambs as arrived here Fn
day. Also to the tart tni eastern mar
kets, especially Buffalo, are way below
this market.
Feeders have been In very light supply
all the week and good demand.
Quotations on shiep and lambs: Good to
choice and light lambs, 8b.76jtl U; good to
choice havv lambs. XTi ftv" SO; fair to croud
lambs t-'i 2,v "; gooil fteding l;ntihs, (l '
."..''; fair fi-r-dltiK Ismbs. 14 t.u; list t
I ninminn lambs, $1.M4 U0; handy weight
"Dings. $4.eva .; heavv esrlina. ...;
4 ;v; mpf y,.ri no. .i.:;.1i4.; iio. to
choice wemere, x.t fi (i.inu; tair to goint wrtTi
i ra. 13 a'ti ;s. leedins; wethers, UU'iJi'i;
tat ewes. 13 ;"!".M i :V ; feeding ewes. -Vj'
2 .00; canners, fl.iSKnJ.00.
CHICAGO 1,1 11 TOCK MARKET
Demaad
for tattle t end y lloas
Higher heep Weak.
CHICAGO. Dec. l.-CATTLF-Recelpts
estimated at 70 head; market steady;
beeves. $4 6i-u7 ,6t; 1 exas steers, $4 2Oui'..40;
western steers, $1 Jf.'.H ho; stackers and feed
ers, $J.3"ti", 76; cows and heifers, $-.-6'u-J;
calves, $;.u-(9.00.
HOGS Receipts estimated at 14.000 head;
market 00 higher than yesterday; liRht,
$!.6(i7.40; mixed, $;.! 7.46; heavy. Kw'-tf
7 46; rough, $ii 96u7.15; good to choice heavy,
$71ixu7.4;.; pigs. $o.g0.i-7.3i, bulk of sales,
$7.3-u; 7. 40.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts estimated
at 8 ixx) head, market wenk; native, $J J5
4.25; western, $2.76 u 4.20; yearlinrs, $4.2il
6:0; lambs, native, $4.26a.w; western $4 60
1Ut.45.
Kansas City l.lrr stock Market.
KANSAS CITY Dec. S.CATTLF. Re
ceipts 1,200 head, ' Including 2w southern;
market steady; native steers, $4.7'i7.oO;
southern fcteers, $4.tAn5.60; southern cows.
$2.76B4.60; native cows and heifer $J.76-
601': Blockers and feeders, $3.76u6.U, bulls,
$3 40ri4.;6; calves. $4.()yS.it: western steers,
$4.2.V(i6.tiO; western cows, $2.76i-4.76.
HtKiS Receipts 2.000 head: market 5o
hieher; bulk of sales, $7.26'u7.30; heavy. $7.25
lh'f.; packers and butchers, $;.26-U1-3b;
light. $7,204(7 30.
SHEEP AND I,AMH8-Receipts 500 head:
market steady; muttons, $3.5oy4.25; lambs
$fi.0(iit.60; fed wethers and yearlings, $3.75
ita.75; fed western ewes, $3.2i4H.OO.
St. I.oals Live stock Market.
ST. IUIS. Deo. 3 CATTlE Receipts
OOo head, including 1.100 Texans; market
teady; native beef steers. 16.00a7.26: cows
and heifers, $3 2TxyS 75; Blockers and feeders,
$.1 ;63j5.26; Texas and Indian steers, lit.TB'd)
50; cows and heifers. $3.60dj-4.50; calves.
n car load lots. $l.2uff..00.
HOGS Receipts 4.000 head; market
steady: nlirs and llctila 17.00'u7..'l6: Dackers.
16 76J7.4U, butchers and best heavy, 17.30 1
40.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 260 head;
maiket steady; native muttons, $3.5O.'a4.00;
a rubs, 16.50ij6.75.
AL Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Dec. S. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 10 head. Market steadv; steers. $4. 00
B4.66; cows and heifers, $3.00ifa.W; calves.
$3.75r8.25.
HOUS Receipts. 3.000 head. Market 6c
higher; top, $7.30; bulk of sales. $7.20'7.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 100 head.
Market steady; lambs, $5,6046.50.
Stock la laht.
Receipts of live stock at the five princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs
Sheep.
IStW
100
600
1,000
4,000
South Omaha 180 2")
St. Joseph , 10 3,000
Kansas City I,2i0 2.O1O
St. Louis 3,000 4.000
Chicago 700 14.0U0
Totals
....6,090 25,900
NEW YORK GRNERAL MARKET
Qaotatlona
of the Day on
Various
Commodities. '
NE3W YORK, Dec. S.-rLOUTi Steady ;
spring patents, $5.1&6.60; winter patents,
$4.40(ii4.76; winter extras. No. 1, 3.40'(3.70;
Kansas straights, $4.60fa4.75; winter
straights, $41(ii4.25; spring clears, $4.1;u
4.40; winter extras. No. 2, $3.263.40. Kye
flour, firm, $2.25 per 100 lbs.
CORNMKAl steady; fine white and
yellow, ll.16.ul. 20; coarse, $1.10i(f 1.16; kiln
dried, $2 95.
WHIuAT Spot market firm; xvo. 2 red,
S80, elevator, and 99c, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
northern Duluth, $1.17, f. o. b. atluat
Kutures market was quiet, but prices were
firm on covering, due to firm cables and
unfavorable reports from Argentina, clos
ing" 'ao net higher. December closed at
93c; May, $1.034; July, $1.01'.
CORN spot market rirm; xo. z, new,
63c, f. o. b. to arrive. Futures market
was without transactions, closing un
changed to o hlKher. December closed
at &60 bid; May, 66c bid.
OATS Spot market firm; standard wnite.
K9c; No. 2. 39Ho; No.. $, S8Vc; No. 4, SMc.
Futures market was kvlthout transactions,
closing at H.0 tiet Vdvance. December,
36c; May, 40Ho; July, 40Sc, all bid.
HAY lnrm; prime, ii.ioyi.i-'ii; no. i.
$1.10; No. 2, $1.00fl'1.0f: No. J, 85ati0c.
HIDt;s teaay; centraj America, zinc;
Bogota. 22Q23c.
LEATHKR irlrm: hemlock rirsts, zswtt
25Vic; seconds, 21323c; thirds.' l620c; re
lects. 16&17o. ,
I'ROVlsiomi i-orK, steady; mesa, tis.uu
19.50: family. $21.00r(i 24.00; short clears
$).00gZZ.OO. rieer, steady; mess, iw.wrui
14.0; family, tiswiauo; Dei nams, -4.iki
4;-27.00. Cut meats, dull; plokled bellies,
10 to 14 lbs., $14.0016.00; pickled hams,
$13.00. lard, steady; middle west, prime,
$10 0610.16; refined, steady; - continent,
steadv; South America, $11.60; compound,
18.6041 9.00.
TAIJjuvv iuiei; prime uiy, onus., otc;
country, 7H'7c.
x$UTTt.K vveajt ; creamery specials, auc;
extra, aV)7(2Sc; creamery held second to
special. 24Vrd30o; state dairy common to
finest, 234jrc; process second to special,
2302SC
CHKKBH Bteaay; saims, nana.
KXlOd Steady: freah gathered extra first.
$7tQ'39c; fresh gathered, first, 4&j6c; fresh
aathered. seconds. 2a7Uc; refrigerator, spe
cial marks, fancy, in local storage, S&t
2c; refrigerator, special marks, first.
a''c; refrigerator, special marks, seconds.
23II40.
ruUblKi Alive, quiei; western quick
ens, nvai2Mc; iowis, imuo; luraeys, izq
16c. Dressed, firm; western chickens, 10-
I6H0; fowls, 1x911c; turaeys, ivquc.
WEATHER IX THE GRAIN BELT
Indlelene foz Contlnmed Fair, with
Some Colder, In This Vicinity.
OMAHA. Deo. t. 1910.
The area of low preasure overlying the
upper Missouri valley and northwest Tl-
day morning, now overlies the lower Mis
souri valley and aouthern Rocky mountain
slope, with Its greatest depression over the
latter section. Warmer weather continues
1th this depression, and temperatures
are very much higher this morning In the
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and
the southwest. Light snow flurries are
general In the upper Mississippi valley and
east over tno lakes ana are scattered
throughout the northwest. Light rains are
quite general on the Paclflo slope. An
area of high pressure, accompanied by
colder weather, has succeeded the low in
the northwest and will follow it over the
central valleya during the next twenty
four hours and the ouuook Is favorable for
fair In this vicinity tonight and probably
Bunday, witn colder toiugnt-
Miiilmum temperature and precipitation
as compared with the last three years:
1910. 19W9. lion. 1907.
Lowest last night 30 19 11 22
Precipitation 00 .17 .00 T
Normal temperature for today, 31 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
14.49 inches.
Kxcess corresponding period In 1901, 104
Indies.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
IN inches. L. A. wklsh.
Local Forecaster,
Kansas City Grain and Provisions
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Dec. 2. WHEAT
December, OlWc, bid; May, 96Hc, bid; July
91SlHo. aellero. Cash, generally un.
changed; No. 2 hard, a'J8c; Ne. I, 91jjcs
No. f red, 6Wo; No. i, 934J6o.
CORN December, 44Vc, sellers; May
46S(u4t,c, bid; July, 47Sc Cash, un-
changed; No. I mixed, 44047a; No. 8, 43VMD
64c; No. I white, 4-a47c; No. 1 white, lis
OATS lnchsnged;
No. I mixed, S1Q330.
No. t white, S334c;
RYE No. t, 74c.
HAY Cn.-.hanged; choice timothy, $14 00
14 50; choic prairie, $16.60rg 16 00.
BUTTER C'reajr.ery, 29c; firsts c; sec
onds, 4c; packing atock, 19c. -
LtiUa Extras, 81c; firsts, 29c; seconds.
20c.
Receipts.
71 000
40 000
11.0U)
Shipments.
71,000
10 V
7,000
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oats. bu...
Mlaneapolla GrsUn Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec 1 WHEAT De
cember, $1.03',; May. $1 06-ul 06'; cash,
No. 1 hard, $1.06; No. 1 northern, $1 04Vfl
1 .06; No. 1 northern, $1.01ii1.0j; No. i
white. 99Vc-&$l 02V4.
FI-AX Closed at $3 64.
CORN No. $ yellow, 44ff44Vo,
OATS No. 8 whit. 81aB32c.
RYE No. 1. 75iS76Vtc
FLtrUR Fliat patents, $4 86'(jt 25; second
patents, !4.7u.t,, first clears, $3.3jg3.66;
second cleans, $2.iyJ2.66.
slllwask Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Deo. i. FLOUR
Steady.
WHEAT No. 1 northern. $107VaI0V;
No. 1 northern, $10 l ot,1,; May, 97c
OATB Mo.
liAlU-El 7Hj83c,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Southweit Drouth and Covring by
Shorts Aid Balls.
CORN BUYEKS ADVANCE PRICE
I lsht storks Force Porrbasea Wheat
Higher on Hopeless Reports front
the Fields of Argenllae
llepnblle.
OMAHA, Dec. , 1910.
Wheat opened firm on strong closing
cables and xliorts covering on bullish south
west drouth news. Cusli conditions nre
Improving while the primary receipts are
falling below the average of a year ago.
Improved cash conditions and light stocks
together with very moderate receipts and
no country selling forced corn buyers to
advnnoe prices.
After n steady and firm opening trading
was dull until further news on Argentina
crops stating no better outlook for sn ex
port surplus than a vear ago. The winter
wheat belt was taken advantage of by
bulls to advance prices one cent.
Corn ruled strong during the whole ses
sion on continued strength In th rash sit
uation. Country acceptance are very
mkih, aitnougn numerous points repon will
ingness to sell. A rsMter movement Is ex
pected and should cause a reaction.
Primary wheat receipts were 661.000 bu.
and shipments were 197.000 bu., against re
ceipts last vear of 268.000 bu. and shipments
of 7S7.0O0 bu.
Primary receipts were 660.000 bu. and
shipments were 8.72. 000 bu.. against receipts
Inst year of 766.000 bu. and shipments of
636.000 bu.
Clearances were 8.000 hu. of corn. 500 hu.
of oats and wheat and flour equal to 619.000
bu.
Liverpool closed unchanged to Vid higher
on wheat and Vd higher on corn.
Omaha Cash Prrres.
WHEAT No. Z hard, SOfi iWe; No. 3
hard, 87ViT93'-ic; No. 4 hara, 82(rf92Vc; re
jected, hard 72H(fJ80Ho; No. 2 spring, 90S'(f
93Hc; No. 3 spring. 87Vt'fl"f21'e.
CORN No. 2 white. 4:ii& I3MC; new. 401?
41c; No. .1 white. 42,4j 43V,c; new, 3SW40c;
No. 4 white, 4:Vri4--'Vtc; new. SOVrf 40i;n;
No. 2 yellow. 42e43Sc; new, 40fi41ic; No.
8 yellow. 42Vv43o; new, 40-"u414c: No. 4 yel
low, 42iij42Ve; new SSS'-tc; No. 2, 42tr
4.1c; new. 40ii40Hc; No. 3, 42li35,43c; new, 40-iji
40c; No. 4, 42irf42V,c; new. SOVifto; no
grade. 37(ff40c; new. S4yiMSo.
OATS No. 2 white. SO. IT Si '4 c; standard.
30U(fi31c; No. S white, 30Vi31c: No. 4
white, SO.tOo: No. 3 yellow, 304f304c; No.
4 yellow, 29V.Ff30e.
BARLEY No. 3, 70rf)72c; No. 4, 66C70C;
No. 1 feed, (WfrfiSc; rejected, BWc.
RYE No. 2, 75S76c; No. 8, 7475c.
Cnrlot nerelpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 10 174 101
Minneapolis
Omaha 29 19 - 12
Duluth 81
CIIICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing
Prices on the Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Dec. t. Larger speculators of
the professional sort reinstated today some
of the wheat sold out twenty-four hours
previously during the flurry caused oy
weakness In Wall street. Freezing weather
coming on unprotected fields southwest
had much to do with the latest change of
front. Renorted complete failure of the
crop in llahla Blanca and Santa Fe, Ar
gentina, added to the feeling of strength.
In consequence closing prices were firm at
a net advance of "VS7c to lc. Other sta
ples, too, all finished higher, corn up Vac
to ViiTc, oats HH'hio and provisions bit
22c.
Wheat rose steadily from the start. Pre
dictions of a cold wave were accompanied
by bullish Argentina and French cables
and were followed by news of large clear
ances from the United States. Primary re
ceipts of the week showed a big falling off
as compared with last year. Anxiety re
garding drought damage to the winter
crop was decidedly Increased. Final tran
sactions were almost the highest point of
the session. May ranged from 8640 to tio.
Closing Ho up at 974c, Eastern cash grain
dealers reported stocks of corn low. May
fluctuated from 477c to 4SVtr4S"!c, closing
firm at 4i.o, a gain of o over last night.
Cash corn was strong. No. t yellow fin
ished at 52Vs63c.
Offerings of oats were light. May varied
from 34o to 364'335VjC, with latest sales
at 35HO ,a net advance of VSl7c.
Fairly good buying from pit shorts put
up the market foi hog products. The final
outcome was to make pork more expensive
fey ba22hkc. lard 6(al0o and ribs, 12Ua
Leauing futures ranged as follows;
Articles. I Open.j Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I
I I
wain's,!
3!l94H!tt4
Deo...
May..
July..
Corn
Dec... May..
July..
Oats
Dec...
May..
July..
Pork
Jan... May..
Lard
Jan... May..
Ribs
Jan... May..
904f 91
6'4 S 7
94tf 94-yt
46 4fi
47H4S 48VBT.
43 49H
22 82H
34 36
17 65 17 26
1 60 16 77H
9 80-2Mi t 87V4
67! 75
9 82H36 46
9 OT'iloj 174
0t
OOH !
MiV
46
4k
31T45(32
4VJH
4H I
17 62V4
10 60
77Vi
07V1
82a
06
No. .
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Firm; winter patents, $4.004.70;
Winter straights, $3.764.66; spring straights,
$4.36'tf4.60; bakers. $3.6(i45
RYE No. 2, 81V4C.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 00371c; fair to
choice malting, 7tj8o.
SEEDS Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $2.43;
N6. 1 northwestern, $2.66. Timothy, $10.00.
Clover, $14.30.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $17.25
17 50. Lard, per 100 lbs., $9.87V. Short ribs,
sides Hoose), $.2&?.87Vi.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 617,000 bu. Primary receipts were
(61,000 bu., compared with 253,000 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago- Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 10 cars;
corn, 315 cars; oats, 189 cars; bogs, .88,000
head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1 red,
9:;Vg4le; No. 8 red, 91&".i.1c; No. 1 hard,
IBVkVWSo; No. 8 hard, l4c; No. 1 north
ern spring, $1.06l.o; Ne. 2 northern spring,
$1.061.0t; No. 3 spring. $1.03.ul.06. Corn:
No. 2 rash, 4!V:"0c; No. 8 cash, 494Vc;
No. I white, fco-yuolc; No. 3 white, 4VV&
50c; No. 2 yellow, t2'4fr63c; No. 8 yellow,
62tp52Hc Oats: No. cash, 83Vt'32lta; No.
8 white. 84Vft4Vc; No. 8 white, 88Vi'o84c;
No 4 white, 33Vtd'34a; standard, S3.ft.KSc
BUTTER Easy; creamery, 23ac;
dairies, 18i27c.
LGUa Firm; receipts, 1,170 cases; at
mark, cases included, 19Vx422Vc; firsts, 81c;
prime firsts, 83c.
CHEESE Steady; daisies, leViUjlBc;
twins, HoHo; young Americas,
16Vc; long horns, 16V4tfl5Vio.
POTATOES Steady; choice to fancy, 46 J
47c; fair to good, SSgslSa.
POULTRY steady ; turkeys, alive, 16c;
dressed. 20Vc; fowls, alive, 10c; springs,
alive. 10c. .
VEAL Steady; 60 to (0-pound weights,
9frl0c; 60 to !s.-pound weights, 1111 Vto; 85
t,o 110-pound weights 12Ho.
Chicago Recelpls Todayi Wheat, 10 cars;
corn, lit cars; oats, 101 car. Estimated
tomorrow: Wheat. 19 cars; corn, lib cars;
oats, 139 care.
Dry Gooaia Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4. DRY GOODS The
cotton goods market held fairly steady last
week, but has not broadened perceptibly In
the domestic good division.
Jobbers are buying In moderate quanti
ties to supply Immediate needs and are
not anticipating on the staple lines. They
have bought liberally of certain makes of
cotton quilts, towellngs and other goods
that will hav to be made, but only when
ordered.
The movements of merchandise on old
orders has been good for a week or more
and agricultural sections promise a better
business soon. The chief difficulty selling
agents are finding Is in getting prices that
will take care of 15-cent cotton.
Jobbers are not talking of lower priced
goods, but are careful about ordering) while
nigh prices rule. Prints have been selling
teadlly. Ginghams also ar well condi
tioned as to orders booked. Bleached
good are quiet and the mills will soon be
gin to accumulate stocks unless new busi
ness comes.
Drills and sheetings rule quUt. Fine and
fancy cotton are In moderate demand on
reorder for spring. Cotton yarns hold
fairly steady. Fleeced hosiery for fall of
1911 will be opened Monday at last season'
prices.
Tsriestts anal Reals.
SAVANNAH. Gx.. Dec. 3 TlTtPEN
T1NE Firm; T5o; sale. bbls.; receipts,
6f.S bbls.; shipments, 1 tit bbls.; stocks,
16.497 bbls.,
ROSIN Firm; aales. 1 9o0 bbls.: receipts,
1 041 bbls.; shipments. I bbls ; stocks,
73 618 bbl. Quote: M. $f. fioaS 70; D, $5.2V8I
$.7o; E. $5 fcTs 70; $4.7V,4t-c; O, $5.W,
4 46-iTV
47'i 4k
48V4 494
33 82,
S4H 86V
34 85
17 62Vi 17 75
16 56 1$ 77Vi
9 80 87H
9 67V. 9 62V1
9 321, t 45
OIVs 17V
H. ! 72i6 7S: I. $30; K. ; M. $6 90, N.
$;.; W. it., $7 10. W. W., 17.20.
CI
NEW YORK. Dec. S The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the hanks hold $1 1. K7;. 000 more than
Ilie requirements of the L'5 ier cent re
serve rule. This Is a decrease of $.M.0t
In the proportionate rah reserve as com
pared with last week.
The following Is the New York clearing;
lions summary of th weekly statement of
ranks rir th week ending December 3.
with daily average:
Loan
Deposits
Circulation
Speii
Lenal tenders
Reserve
Reserve) lequlred...
Surplus
Decrees.
.$t,22 OSI.Onfl 1!4,M4("I
. 1,1W.3W O10 ll.i;76.iioi)
4.K.44M.(XJ 117,
. 24.l.5.s9Ai0 2.772.0O0
M. 123.0H) 772 t
11.712.000 J.732.0H)
. 199.M9.Ono 2.9l (0
1177,Oii) .;s3.iH)
12.2!6,OiO 6,'I,(100
Ex -I . S. dexslts.
Clearing house banks actual condition to
day:
I ecreas,
Loans
Deposits
Circulation
Specie
l.eual tenders
Reserve
Reserve required....
Surplus
Ex-C S. deposits...
.$1.240,r7.nnfl $is.:,-l urn)
2.2iVi.644.0iii S.L,47.ti)
4S.4.,4.fl
. l.'ivson .nm
lM.fi.-t4.0n0
. 30S.434.OnO
. 301.3Mi.OU0
10.1
S.4M.OO0
2.11!l.lm
1070 OoO
2.0i2.0ut)
12.i-vH.0no
f..04).0lii)
6.4H1.00
12.i',iS.0il
Stat bunks and trust companies of
Greater New York not reporting to the
clearing house:
1 crease.
Loans $l.O97.fS,0O0 $2.3?!i.inrt
stu;i llK.40tf.(i"0
Legal tendors 21 . 1 m C"
Total deposits 1.102,5M,000
increase.
1.1S6.0K1
I6?.nurt
7.976.0i
l.nndon stork Market.
LONIMN, Iec. 3 American securities on
the stock exchange here today opened firm
and from 4 to over parity. I-ater realiz
ing caused a reaction and the nnukcl
closed easy.
Conaola, money. ,. 7 Ml Louisville A N
do acreunt 79 11 111 M., K T ...
Amai. tapper f)"i N. Y. Central..
Anaconda "i Norfolk ft W..
...146
... S2H
...iia
... 901,
... 90
Atrhlaon VW. do p(d
do pfd l'M't Ontario A W
Baltimore A Ohio...!- rennaylranla
Onadlsn raclftr 1ST n, Hand Minn
Chesapeaka A O H2 Hoadlns
41'.
s
,
7S
,
1
im
174W,
9tl3
7M
ll-"
16W,
4 '4
Cliloago O. W H Soulbem Ry
till., Mil. A si.
! Meant
Uenvar Itlo O
do pfd
Erla
do lat ptd
do Id pM
Grand Trunk ....
P. .124 do pfd
.... 17li P011 1 hern Polfli.r
.... Vnlon PacKIc ..
.... do pfd
.... S V. P. Pixel
. ... 4114 do pfd
M Wahsah
.... do pfd
, ...1:I4 ftpanlah 4s
Illinois t'entral
SILVER Bar, steady at 26vsd per ounce.
MONKY SVflH per cent.
The rate of discount In the open, market
for short bills Is 3Wn"4 per cent; for three
months' bills, 3 16-164 per cent.
PT ew York Mnlnsr Stocks.
NEW YORK, Dec. J Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alio J00 Uttle Chief ...
... 10
.. Is
..loo
...110
..45
Com. Tunnal stock.. 30
do bonda 18
Con. Cal. m V T
Horn silver SO
Iron SlWar 136
LawdTlli Con 1ft
Meilr-sn
Ontario
Ophlr
Stundard
Tallow Jacket
v
ti
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Dc. S DRY GOODS
The cotton goods market holds sternly
with the demand of a very moderate
character. Linens rule firm, with the
best demand reported for handkerchiefs
and holiday goods. Burlaps are quiet
Fine and fancy cottons are in better call
on re-orders.
Ovens
are
Bakers
JDroWlTD
Wl BURKES
Ll FLAME ,
SsJftYtV
NOT
Roasters
and MUST have Dry,
Equalized top and
bottom heat In order
to Bake sraooessfally VuiXr
FOODS MADE
FROM FLOUR.
A
TTCLS IIEAT EQUALIZATION is secured by means of
heavy Baffle Plates as the bottoms of ovens are called
and Air Passages at their sides and tops.
THH BAFFLE PLATES prevent all the beat Halts from the barn,
era below from passing directly through them and make- It possible
to tarn en sufficient flame to foroe a strong heat ourrent te the lldee
of ovens up through the air circuits to the top In order to secure toe
as well at bottom browning.
To farther Insure even baking results METAL PLATES ARB IN
SERTED, bttok of the top lining of otcus, to catch ana bold the beat
so that the upper surface of your tread, plea or cakes wUl browa mt
the same time ant! to the same degree as the lower.
THIS DRY ATMOSPHERE errr ttilrstj picks BP mofetore
wherever It finds It (It Is absolutely neoetwary to DRY FLOUR
FOODfl before they CAW BROWN.) IT DRIES MEATS, TOO brtw
els them and sucks up greedily the best part of them their aatrlttrre
Julcee (hear appeHlzlmg flavors.
TOE 'TRIPLE-TRICK" ROASTER
Is onstructed on the scientific principle of the BROILING OVEN OF
A OAS STOVE and successfully applies for the FIRST TIME the Pros.
Ing or Trite Roae ting Principle to THE HEAVIER CUTS ef MEATS.
THE "TRIPLE-TRICK" Is ventilated at each comer, a little err
escapes so the heaviest heat la not permitted ta reach the top where
in OVENS dmmOs dry most.
IF AIR COMES OUT air MUST COMB IN else there would be
a vacuum la the Roaster avs it Is there la a rr-Rl.?.ti.in and FRESH
AIR Is constantly aJimJtted air which OXIDIZES THE MEATS bat
does not shrivel them, dr-tiik up their precious Juices or sap their dello
ioas, appertain g flavors. In consequenoe of this perfect heating adjust
ment NO BASTXNQ IS EVER DONE OR NEEDED nor is WATER
EVER USED.
IT STANDS TO REASON THEN, that the "THIPLK-TRTCK will not
bake Bread, Pie, Oake, Biscuit or ANT FOODS MODE FROM
FLOUR any more than will the Broiling Oven ef a Oas Store and for
the
scientific
BIT DRY OVEN HEAT Is NOT essential to Roasting Potatoes,
4ppaes, Cora, Marshal allows, e.( nor to Baaing Beans, Oiutarda, Squash,
BaxakUtrped Foods and the like the very foods roxnprlslng the zneet
gaaerej and generous pearttoa or one's daily nasals and ALL SUCH
FOODS the "TRIPLE-TRICK" COMBINATION cooks to perfection with
INFINITELY LBSS TROUBLE, FUEL and HEAT than Is possible ta
ANY OVEN and it SAVES Ut OVEN la the doing.
The "Triple-Trick" Roaster
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NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Operations of Week NoUbk Chiefly
for Reactionary Tendency.
STEEL MARKET AT CTJTICAL T0LTT
Report of Rallreay F.arslaia, Shevr
Inge Severn -et l.esaes. Are) Im
port a n t In Rearing
Market "entlmeat.
NTCW YORK. Dec. 4 Operations In th
stock market last week wer noteworthy
chlofly for their reactionary tendency. He
rf 11 ill nit- Monday, tli day on which th
gloomy observations of James J. Hill wrw
spread broadcast, prices tumbled until th
fmal sefMion recorded loss for th period
of ;tm 7 points. At no time, . however, w as
the mark t In a ricmorallred condition, but
retreat savored rather of llpiiid.ilin by th
professional elonieiust and apgressiv an1
persist tit selling by an equally professional
fh'rt Interest.
The downward movement Increased In
volume follwlng th pension her of th
hading steel and iron manufacturer of
th country. Th decision to maintain of
fice was accepted with some misgiving.
That th market for steel and Iron has
gone steadily backward Is known to even
th cuual observer, fir the frank state
ment of th leading representatives of these
Interests was at one seized upon as an In
dication that this lilg-hly Important industry
Is ng-aln aproachlng a critical stage.
nilt as Important In their bearing on
sentiment were thn reports of rallwtiy earn
ings Issued 111 th course of th week. Prso
liially every Important system submitted
statements for thn month, of October and
with scarcely an exception the linwd
severe net losses. In the various channels
of commerce reports rsnped from th fallv
go.Nl to th Indifferent, but In hardly anv
Instance Is It averred that trade conditions
am altogether satisfactory. Monetary
continues here, depit th weeks heavy
currency shipments to Csnarta. the Pacific
oast and New Orleans. The prevailing dull
noss In mercantile line Is reflected in th
llirht demand for accommodations from that
quarter.
IlKi:r- submitted bv th comptroller of
currency nt Washington Indicate that the
national banks In certain section of the
country, notably thn west and southwest,
have not yet retticrd loans and discounti
to nn apnreclsbl extent.
Th most Interesting news from"Ttbroarl
w-aa that conveved In th unexpected re
duction of the Rank of Kngiand rate from
ti to 4H per cent. The reduction, tt would
seem, was primarily du to thn ahunrtanct
of cash at the Hrlttsh metropolis, togethet
with th better political outlook.
With the reassembling of congr to
morrow and Ih publication of the rresl-
I dent's messarn cn th following day. fi
nancial America will doubtless find much
to absorb Its attention. Th financial. In
dustrial and commercial Interests of thi
country will welcome a period of political
Inactivity and ar horeful that no legisla
tion of Importance will be attempted In tin
short session.
Wool Market.
PT. IriS. Dec. S WOOL Quiet ; terrl
tory and western medium, 2iui3Vc; flnt
mediums, 2rKU21c; fine, 12U13e.
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