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SRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET ;
flew, from Abroad i. More Bullish,
Monday Morning.
CORN VALUES ARE ADVANCING
Wliril Tnrna Weak nnd ff
the l.laht Trade and Tonr
Cash llfmind on Tht
Market.
OMAHA. Dec. R. WV
New, abroad was mor hnlllph. while 1o-m-Ftln
new wna bearish. Th strong
torn market helped steady wheat tempor
arily. Oood no falling over the winter
whnt belt being very beneficial, while
ci'ih de'.; varies I slow.
"nrn value advanced sharply at the
opening on higher cable, fnrc'ng shorts to
rover. Storks of rorn lire llirht and ship
pers are finding It very difficult to fill
order.
Wheat turned wenk and eased orf on
light trade nnd pwr rash demand, fxiral
receipt were heavier and buyer were
b ild.ng awav. larknc rh'pping orders.
Hulls are finhtlnir nt these levels on poor
winter wheat crop outlook.
The corn market eased off after the early
apurt Cash offerine were freer and val
ues were unrh.inned on the floor. 1 'enmnd
la brink nnd should unsettled weather pre
vent rountry deliveries, prices could easily
advance
rrlmjixv wh'at receipts were l.mono
bushels and stilpments wer ISS.Ono bushels,
agmnst receipts last year of 747.000 bushels
and shipments of 1.471.0"0 bushels.
1'rlmnry rorn receipts were bush
els and shipments were 3M0OO bushels,
against receipts last year of 8.11 W) bushels
and shipments of 23.' buiihels
Clearances were 7T000 bushela of corn,
none of oats and wheat and flour equal to
4.17 .) bushels
Liverpool closed d to d higher on
wheat and 14d to d higher on corn.
Omaha Cash Pr.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, Miycj !Ho ; No. S
r.ard. KV'A&Mr; No. 4 hard, W'ff"c; re
jected hard, 72.1?Oc: No. i apring, WA'Ue;
No. 3 spring. KW.I-Kc.
CORN No. 2 white. 4S'g4T-4c; new. 403
41c; No. 1 white. 42Vil43; new, 3:iJi40c;
No. 4 white, 42Vl42o; n.w. KiVlMOVac; No.
t yellow. 42V''4.i'c; now. 44Vu41lc; No. 3
jellow, 42V'i4.So; new, 4,iii411c; No. 4 yel
low, 42fc42Vc; new, 3W.Vc; No. 2, 2 &
43'c; new. 40i4'41'e; No. 8, 42M43c; new,
uVjlHmc; No. 4, 41Vu42c; new. 3yV4t40c;
Bo grade. 37 .'u 40c; new, MV'itts1!.
OAIS-No. 2 white, .HVj.iWc; standard.
BH4iSlc; No. 3 white, Sly 31l4jc; No. 4
white J'Vtjfraic; No. 1 yellow, 30V31c; No.
4 yellow. So'u-Sc.
HAKLKT-No 3. 7Vfir"2c; No. 4. 65C70O;
No. 1 feed, eonitWr; rejected, RVcrCBc.
RYE No. 2, 76'ff7tic; No. 3, 74'u7io.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago 1 U I4
Minneapolis WW
Omaha
JJUluth Ill
21
41
CHICAGO OHA1W AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing;
Prlcea on the Ilonrd of Trade.
CHICAOO, Dec. t Bnow or rain through
cut the sections of the south weBt . whero
moistura has been lacking eased off tho
price of wheat today. The market closed
Vuo lower to a shade up. latest flaures
for corn were unchanged to Ho hlnher
and for oata QWa off. In provisions the
outcome was a rise of 17Ho to 50c.
An ample supply of wheat was on Bale all
day. Supplementing the effect of the break
In the drouKht, domestic statistics were
bear, ah. A liberal Increase In primary re
ceipt counted some aualnst values, al
though the comparison was with the time
of the strikes northwest a year atro. There
was also a b:g IncreaHe in the visible sup
ply, both for the I'nited States ond Can
ada. Offaettlng to a considerable extent
auch Influences, world shipments showed a
decided fall, and so did suppl es on ocean
pHssaKe. Stremxth of corn had likewise a
steadying tendency.
During the st-saion May ranped from
V'ii Stio to VTUH7Vic, with the close firm
at D7Vkc, a net loaa of c.
A lively flurry in corn forced shorts to
cover. Profit taking by lonus led to a re
action. May fluctuated between 4S;-tc and
40, closing at 4o, precisely the same as
Saturday, but with the tone firm. Cash
corn was ateady. No. 2 yellow finished at
62fcf.3c.
Oats were higher early with corn, but
lost the advance later. May varied from
84c to S6Hc, with last sales H'iic off, at
841t'i3ric.
Provisions developed decided trength.
Tork wound up with an advance of 174c
to an even half-dollar, lard with a gain of
17Hc and riba at 2740 to 32'4c increase In
cost to the buyer.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hl-h. Low. Close. Eafy.
Wheat It I
Dec... MVS'Mi M 91V4 14,91H'84
May... 97(tiV,7i.(EPH'9V(j 97HI
July... Wb'vuS Wva'tfM MS;9BH
IieoT.. 4M5T4 47 4 46(fi4746H'SJV
May... 4Xti4i
July... WfciuV
Oata
De.0.... 8Wi 2H 82 82-a K
May...KVfc'4 S.V 34 WWX Soi
July... 34:, 861 J4H U So
Pork I
Jan.... 17 7H-80 18 374 17 75 18 25 17 75
May... 1 77V
16 SN 17 80 1 7TH 17 85 16 77
Lrd-
Jan.... 9 90-2V, 10 06 90 10 05 8 87H
May... 9 774 8 92V4 9 77H 8 90 9 624
Hlha
Jan.... 9 451150 8 774 8 46 8 774 8 45
May... 9 20U25 8 474 8 20 8 45 8 174
No. 8.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FLO UK Steady; winter patents, $4.00fjJ
4.70; winter straights. IS. i5u4.56; spring
straights, t4.3i((j4.W; bakers, t3.5ma 4.K5.
RYE No. i, UMfic.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 80ig72c; fair to
choice malting, Hl j-SCc. .
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 sduth western, S3.44;
No. 1 northwestern, $2.57. Timothy, $10.00.
Clover, $14.76.
PROVISIONS 'Mess pork, per bbl., $17.75
A 18.00. 1-aid, per loo lbs., $10.06. Short ribs,
aides (louse), is 5ou10.00. Short clear aides
(boxed), $.T58U.tW.
Total clearancva of wheat and flour were
equal to 4u7,uoO bu. Primary receipts were
1.130.000 bu.. compared with 740,000 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The visible
aupply of wheat In the culled states in
creased 604.000 bu. for the week. The amount
of breadstuff on ocean passage decreased
8,14 OOO bu.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
22 cara; corn. 4io cars; oats, 261 cars; hogs,
26 Ouo head.
Chlcayo Cash Prices Wheat: No. I red,
931'a'-'44o; No. 3 red. UlVs'4u; No. 2 hard,
4ViiSHi4c; hard, i V(i,44e; No. 1
northern spring. Sl.07ul.0s; No. 3 northern
spring, ll.oo.ul.0,"; No. spring, $1.02ul.o&.
Corn: No. 2 nish, 4!4'i;''0c; No. 8 cash,
4'.'4ti60c; No. 2 whlto, blsuul4c; No. 8 white,
bOvwulc; No. 2 yeiiow, u-mvic; No. 3 yel
low, 6144i.24c. Oats; No. 2 cash, 324c;
No. S white, 3ii3le; No. S white, 13 ''
- S"V; No. 4 white, 32aU4o; ataiidard, oJ
aj;i4'c.
BUTTER Steady ; creameries, 234JI28C;
dali'lu, i'.'i'c.
K iiiS bi"'ly. at mark, caaea Included,
1 iS 11 .-4'", leieipt, l,iMH cases; flints, 31c;
prl'nc lusts. 33c.
CHEESE Steady; daisies, 164tri6c;
twins, H.!jit'.t; young Aiueilcas, UU4c;
loo bonis. . l- w ltluC.
POTATOES Easy ; c hoice to fancy, 43(3
ic; fair to good, 3.vuc.
POULTRY rirni; turkeya, live, 16c;
dreeaed, 31c; fowls, live, lou; sprlnga, live,
loo,
VEAL Steady; 50 to Vlb. weights. 9.
10'; 60 to So-lb. weights. U'uU4c; to to Ho
lb. weights, 12o.
HoceiptH Today Wheat, 19 ca.ra: corn, 816
cars; oats, 134 cara. Estimated tomorrow
V heat, 22 cars; corn, 42o cars; oata, 2C2
cars.
Kaaui (llr Grain nnal Provlelons.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 6. WHEAT De
cember. !A.o bid; May, t:..i4e bid;
July. Kic b.d; eah wheat unchanged to lc
higher; No. r hard. l:v-aiiji,jc; No. J, nOy
HV: No. 2 red i-..u"ito; No. 3, Xl'jiaic.
CtRN Dei nibtr. 44o bid; May. 47c bid;
July 4v aellers; cash, inn liuiihod to 40
lilt-lier; No. 3 mixed. 46c; No. 3, 44c; No.
I while, tc; No. 3. 44c.
OATS Unchanged; No. I white, 33c; No.
I mixed, 3itt,3c
RYE No. 2. 7: 11 74c.
HAY Cnchantcd. choice timothy, fU.OO'tf
14,''. choice plaice, il S"y I-i".
Itl'T TEK-Ci eamerv. il'c : firsts, 16c; aec
oin1s. -4c; packing stock, lite.
EGUS KiUat, lie; firais, 29c; seconds.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu ir, uw 63 J
Coin, bu 6n (a.at 37 0")
Oats, bu 2J,iiO 6.0V0
Available Mapllea of Grain.
NEW YORK. Dec. t The vlalble supply
of grain In the I'nited Statea Saturdav,
December 8, aa compiled by the New York
":h"::n. zswlHEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS;
Increase :.. onto. 1".7i.im, Increase
: rvp. mcoii Increase &!.(; barley.
1 V; gram cw.
Fiiturdav, December 3. was 10,21!0O bu , a
decrease of 1..VN 0"O.
SKW lOIIK 4. l:KItAL MARK ET
tarnations of the liar on arlooa
Com mod 1 1 lea.
NEW YOU K. Iec. 5. KIM'R Steady;
ppritiE patents. $f, l.Vn5.r0; winter patents,
14 44u4.75; winter extras. No. I. 13 4"ti3.70;
Kansas straights, 4 rnKi4 7i; winter
straights. 4 1tM4 2fi, sprltiK clears, 4 lv,
4 40; winter extras. No. 2. $3.2.d5 4- Hye
flour, firm. 12. 21t oer loo ltw.
coil.NMIvAIj Steady; fine white
yellow. Il.luttl.20; coarse, Jl.Wil.15;
and
kiln
lVill.'.AT-!lnnt tnarkot firm- N'n 2 red.
!tK'r, elevator, and 9!"c, f. o. b., afloat.
utn nominal; ino. i noiinern ujiuiii. i
f. o. b., afloat. Futures market was lower
on the breaking of the drouth, favorable
Argentina news and poor export demand,
but hf-ara were not aggressive, fearing a
bullish government report Wednesday, clos
ing Vu c net lower. Dei eniber closed at
',; 'May. l.u3:S''; July tl.fl1.
I'UKN-Sput market firm; No. 2 new.
iilv, t. o. b., to arrive. Futures market
was without transactions, closing at SilV
net lilher. December closed at B'i'Sc and
Mav. f.c. Shlptnents, none.
OATS -Spot market firm; standard white.
mi ... k:.. 'i .&.... V, 4 nrift A
(.' Futures market was steady on re
ports or a ueuer. (inn oeoinuu, v.ttnms
unchanged to Lc net advance. Lecember
closed at 3M4c; May. 4iV-41c, clewed at
4U:c; July closed at 4OV.0..
HAY-Kasy; pilme, 1 lt"-(i 1.12't,'. No. 1.
$l.ln; No. 2. ll.O'XaU.; No. 3, etryJwc
H1DKS Steady; Central America. 21o;
Hogota, 2L"dJvic.
Li:A Til Kit- Firm: hemlock firsts. 2,lVu
2i'nc; seconds, 21V,'23c; thirds, liny 20c; re
jects. Iinl7c
I'ltO VISIONS Pork, steady; mess, J19 00
f(il'. f.0; family, 21.lWa2t ; short clears.
t2n.iiini22.oi. Heef, steady; mess, tiJ-Wi
n.i un.iii. tiu "jv, oi t4C tif hama. S24.fs)
i27.. Cerf' meats, fasy; pickled bellies,
10 to 14 IPS., tliWII'M". jhivh-a no...,
$12 Ml. l.ard, firm; middle west. prime,
tlO.;ii'i 10.30; refined. firm; continent,
xieauy: South America. compound,
$.tii.on.
TAMAJW Steady; prime city, hhds., 7Wc;
country, 7VuTNiC.
lU'TTKU Steady ; creamery specials 30c;
extras. 2Vu2c; third to -first, 2;iyL,Hc;
state dairy, common to finest. 238 29c; Pro
cess, seconu to special. iiui"c, nunai"'"
creamerv, first, 24ij2f.c; factory, June
make, first. 2,l'vu24c; current make, 23c.
1-(?;S steady; western gathered, white.
3l'a44c; fresh gathered, extra first, 37'it.We;
first, 34';c; refrigerator, special mark,
fancy. In local storage, 25VU-'fii tTBl. 2hi
(yi'ic; seconds, 2'l'u24c.
CHF.KSK -Steady; skims. 12:l3c.
I'OULTRY Alive nominal; dressed firm;
western chickens, lu"al7c; fowls, 12'17c;
turkeys, 16ij22c.
WUATIIKH IN THE GRAIN BELT
Indications Are for Fnlr Weather Here
by Tuesday.
OMAHA, Deo. 5, 1910.
Snows were general over the central val
leys during the past twenty-four hours, and
continue this morning from the Kocky
mountains east over the Missouri and up
per Mississippi valleys, the lake region, and
eastern states. Rains aro falling In the
Ohio valley and Tennessee. An area of high
presKure, accompanied by decidedly colder
weather, overlies the west and northwest,
and his high will continue eastward over
the valleys, causing much colder in this
vicinity tonight, and continued cold Tues
day. The weather will probably continue
unsettled, with probably snow. In this
vicinity during the remainder of today, and
will be followed by fair Tuesday. It is very
cold In the extreme northwest. Twenty
below zero was recorded In the western
Canadian provinces, and temperatures be
low zero are reported In Montana and
Norh Dakota.
Minimum temperature and precipitation
as compared with the last three years:
1310. 1909. 19UH. 1907.
lowest last night 24 S 23 V!o
Precipitation 09 .10 .23 .00 1
Normal temperature for today, 31 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
14.45 Inches.
Excess corresponding period" In 1909, 4.09
Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
4.04 Inches. 1 A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
St. Louis General Harktt.
ST. IXUIS, Deo. B. WHEAT Futures
lower; December, 93c; May 9S41tiMi4c;
cash higher; track, No. 3 red, 9sc U.004 ;
No. i hard. B4cU02.
CORN Higher, December, 46c; May,
477o; cash strong, No. 2 track, 474c; No.
S white, 47 V 4!4o.
OATS Steady; December, 324c; May,
844c; cash higher; track, No. U, 333334c;
No. 2 white, 35c.
RYE Unchanged; 81c.
FLO UK Active; red winter patents. $4.40
44.HO; extra fancy and straight, S3. 504. 30;
hard winter clears, t2.30a3.90.
SEED Timothy, t.75(at.26.
COKNM KA L 12.40.
Bit AN Higher; sacked, east track, J10.S5.
HAY' Steady; timothy, tl&-Xiil.60; prai
rie S12.00V 16.00.
FRO VISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
117.75. lrd, higher; prime, t9.8240l-9-4-l'ry
salt meats, higher; boxed extra shorts,
tl0624; clar rlba. 110.G24; short clears,
tl0.&74. Bacon, higher; boxed extra shorts,
tlll)74; clear ribs, SU.874; short clears,
12.124-
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 9Hc;
springs, 10c; turkeys, 17c; ducks, 13c; geese,
9c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 26(6 30c.
KOOS Lower; 284c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 13.700 9.000
Wl.eal. bu 4,0i)0 83.000
Corn, bu 94.0H0 26.000
Outs, bu 66,000 33.J0
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5. BUTTER
Market, 2 cents lower; extra west
creamery, 30c; nearby prints, 32c
EGGS Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, f. c. 37c at mark; current
receipts In returnable casea, 35c at mark;
western first;, t. c, 37c at mark; current
receipts, f. c, 36c at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full creams,
fancy, September, l.VSc; October, HH
luc; fair to good, 14g H4c.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6. WHEAT Spot,
strong; No. 1 red western winter, 7s 3d;
futures, quiet; December, 6a 104d; March,
7s ld; May, 7s Hd.
coltX t-iot, firm; American mixed, 6a
4'jd; futures, quiet; January, 4a 64d; Feb
ruary, 4s 4d.
PK.AS Canadian, firm at 7a 3d.
FL.OLRVV inter patents, firm at 80s.
Prorta Market.
PEORIA. Dec. 6. CORN Higher; No. 3
yeiiow, 46a.&4oc; No. 3 mixed, 464c; No. 4
mixed, 4.:v,c; sample, 3.VMlc; old No. 3
yellow. 47'ic; old No. S "mixed, 4Hc.
t.AT8 Hl-fher; No. 2 white, S4o; No. 3
white, S'fji.Jc; No. 4 white, 32c; stand
aid, 314o.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. S. FLOUR Steady,
WHEAT No. 1 northern, $l.UMil.04; No.
i northern, t oS''y 1 (W; May, 74c
OATS Standard, 344c.
HARLEV teamplea, 77(685c.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA, Deo. 6. HAY No. 1 upland,
11; No. 2 upland. $11 No. 1 coarse. JlO; No.
t coarse, t. packing, 37; alfaira, 314. Straw:
Wheat, fe.uO; rye, 36; oats, J7.M.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. S M ETALS Stand
ard copper, easy; apot and futures, 12.40rir;
I!; London, weak; spot, ij6 l"s M; fu
tures, LS7 tf.s: lake, locally. 313.00-a 13 25:
electrolytic. 3i2 874' lS-W: casting, $12 6.
12.75. Tin, easy; spot and futures. 337..171'.!)
37 76; I.ndon, weak; spot. 1170 17s 6d; fu
tures. 171. Lead, quiet; t4.4u4.55 New York
ami $1 ;ltsi4.374 Eaat St. Louis; London,
11 la 3d. Spelter, easy; tu.HnrS.W New
York and 6.75uf W East St. Louis; Ixn
don. 4. Iron, Cleveland warrants. 4'Js M
in Iindon; local Iron was steady: No. 1
foundry northern. No. 1 foundry southern
and No. I foundry sorft southern. tl67uC
16 2."; No. 2 foundry northern $15.5"i 11.00.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 5. M Kl'ALS Lead,
dull. 34 374; spelter, dull. ITi.s.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. t. DRY C.OODS-The
dry Kooda markets were f.rm and quiet fr
the day. Haw silk Is hUshesi. Dteas gooda
rule quiet. Nurrow print clntha are In bet
ter demand. Crown sheetinga were ateady
and In better request In, aoma quurtert'.
Soiar Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6 SUGA R Raw.
firm; muscovado. K3 teat. 3 4Sc; ceutrlfukal,
W tt, 3.Jc; reoiaaaes, ti tent. Refined,
ateady.
Wool Market.
ST. I.OUIS. Dec. ..-WOOL Market
loaer; territory and western mediunia, ilj
22c; flna luediuma. 17iul!H:; fine. Ulic.
Operations of the Day Are Quiet and
A ,
xeaiuieiess.
PROFESSIONALS IN CONTROL!
I.lttle Attention to HeaaaembllnK of
t oaaresa and Proposed Method of
Tariff Revision Crop Con
ditions Improved.
NEW YORK. Dec. B. Operations In the
stock market today were quiet and feature
less. Trices backed and filled within frac
tional limits for the most part and the
day s business was limited to the profes
sional party, which at the moment seems
Indisposed to make a move In either direc
tion. Such Issues as Atchison, New York
Central and i'altimore A Ohio were, sub
jected to pressure at times, but responded
almost immediately to rapport.
Last week a bank statement showing a
large loan expansion and a cash loss In
excess of all estimates was not well re
ceived and probably accounted for the gen
eral recessions recorded at the opening.
Money is easy at this center, however.
Little attention was paid by Wall street
to the reassembling of congress and the
proposed method of tariff revision. The
progress of the British general election
excited even less attention, but the con
tinuance of the torrential floods In France
was lelerred to in their bearing on our
exports of foodstuffs to that country. Crop
conditions In the west were improved by
the heavy snowfall In Kansas, wnlcb prob
ably came In time to save much of the
wheat planted In October.
Some light was thrown on last week's
noting In this city of the steel and Iron
men by unofficial advices from I'lttsburg
which declared. In substance, that the con
ference was caller at the instigation of
some leading railroad officials who were
insistent In their demands that prices be
revised downwards. It was Intimated that
some readjustment would probably come
with the early part of the new year.
Honds were steady. Total sales, par
value. tl.2!tti,(00. Fnited States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were aa follows:
ales. High. Low. C'loa.
Allls-ChaJniert pM
Amalgamated Copper
American Atrh'ultural ....
Am. Beat HURir
American I'aji
American c. A F
American Cotton Oil ,
American H. & L. pfd
Am. Ic BecuHtles
American Llnaead
American Locotilotiv
Am. S. A H
Am. 8 . pfd
Am. Stel Fnundrlsa
Am. Buicar Kaflnlng
American T. & T
American Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
t
Civ,
42
3f4
4-,
l
ii
if.'i
64 H
-'4
MS
M
M4i
21
174
us
73 74
74',
X)0 lc.lH lo.H Hs
1'") 41 4 43
0 114'4 114 114
(00 140 y
IN V.14
1(0
M.luo linH
S3 SI
8H s4
Anaonda Mining Co
Alchlann
Attlilaim ptd
Atlanilc l'it Line
Baltimore Ohio
Hftiilehem Bteel
Brooklyn fUpId Tr.....
Caniull.n Paclflo
Central Leather
Ontral Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey...
Chesapeake Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago O. w new
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago A N, W
C M. A St. r
C., C, C. & St, L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern....
Consolidated uas
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudaon
Denver A Rio Urarule....
O. A R. a. pfd
Distillers' Securities ....
Erie
Erie Ut pfd
Erie 2d pfd
General Klectiio
Greet Northern pfd
(Jreat Northern Ore ctfs.
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Int. Met. pfd
800 11.1 1'5 114
1,Z0 106 10ii 105H
800 2014, H 1014
1,100 741 74(4 74'4,
00 1S3 1H24 in
1,000 SI Sl S144
100 106 14 106 1T
tSOO K SO !
40
lot 1114 xi 44 lin
44
K00 143T4j 141 14S
t.tuO 1Z14 1104 HO14
6
100 1 Jl 1014
700 M14 67 6714
oo l.n'-i iivj l2
1,000 It 14 15 IS
100 Wi44 162 I HI .
too mi x7
too
2ii0
too
TO
4
4
t,'4
44
3.14
161
121 1
(614
11
1S
324
4
700
800
46
16
44
85
00 151
1M
1,800 121S 121
(.400 Iff
7,00 644
700 10
It
(34
International Harreater
Int. Marine prd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
1''4 1:
..... 164
II
41 41
174 17
SO DO
414
IS
M
TOO
S00
Kansas City So
K. C. 80. pfd
Laclede Uaa
Loulavllle A Nashrllla...
Mlun. A Ht. Louis
634
rY 1044 liUVi ltsHt
KlO 1404 1SM4 140
27
M.. t. P. A 8. 8. M....
600 130 UO
tOO (14 814
ISO
14
M
44
11114
61
u
1104
40
7
M., K- A T
M.. K. A T. pfd
Missouri Paclflo
National biscuit
National Leaa
N. K. R. of M. td pfd-
New York Central
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk A Western
Nortti American
Northern Paclflo
Pacific Mall
PennaylT&nta
People's Ou
P., C. C. A St. L,
Pittsburg Coal
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
00 474 46
51
tl
too
a, too 110 110
800 7 W'4
loO !4a 4144
(14
4,"0 11S 112 113
"0 24 SI V4) Sl
t,6i 12 ir 127T,
100 104 104 104
K
17
SO
100 li lei 100
l.otin SI II 10
S,100 144 144 146
IKallway Steel Spring...,
Keadlng v
Kepubllo Steel M.
Kepubllo Steel prd
Hoik laland Co
Hock laland Oo. pfd
St. L. A 8. F. 3d pfd....
St. Louis 8. W
t. L. 8. W. pfd
Sloea-Rherrlold 8. A I...
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Bo. Railway pfd
Tenneaeee Copper .......
Texas A Pacific
T.. St. L. A W
T.. St. L. A W. pfd
rnloa Paclflo
t'nlon Pailtle pfd
Vnlted Slatea Realty....
United States Rubber...,
United Stales Steel
V. 8. Steel pfd
t:tah Copper
Va.-Oarollna Ctiemlcal
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland
WestlnghouM Kleotrla .
Western t'nlon
Wheeling A L. E
Leiilrh Valley
10U II 1V II
too
1.700
SOO
tuO
MH 44 4
t" Ss
42 "4 61 41
U4 18 St
N4
674
44
113
24
67
M'4
S6
1 44
100 49 49
1,600 113 112
DM 14 24
t"0 67 17
400 S6 SS
too ' Sf
too 83 12
64
17, (Kx) 1T04 1S 1
too n at t
SOO it S2 St
m.sno 744 73 73
l.ino llf. 11&4 116
1.600 4t 4 4i
X800 (1 40 (o
too 16 16 11
00 lt U IS
100 44 44 44
1.100 7 (.'. as
100 70 70 104
t
11, SOO 17 177 171
Total sales for the day, 160.100 shares.
London Stork Market.
LONDON, Deo. 8. American sacuritlea
opened about unchanged today. Later
prices advanced to light covering and at
noon were from 4 to H above Saturday's
New York closing.
London closing stock quotations:
Console, money 7 Loularllle A Naak..l4B
do account
. v Ma., Kan. Teiea.. m
. t New York Central.. .114
. t Norfolk A Weataru..
.lot do pfd SO
.104 one A Weatarn 41
Amal. Copper
Anaounda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohlo...loS PeuiuiylTaiila
lanaillan paclflo ...194 Hand Mlnea t
Cbeaapeake A Ohio.. St Heading 76
Chi. Oreat Western. ts Southern Railway .. 26
Chi., Mil. A til. r.l!4 do pfd o
Da Beera 17 Southern Paolflo ...lie
Denver A Hlo 0.... 2S Union Paolflo 174
do pfd ' do pfd S4
Brie ts V. 8. Steel 74
do lat pfd 44 do pt4 U
do id pfd St Webaah 17
Grand Trunk U do pfd S4
llllnola Central 114 SpanUb, 4s SO
SILVER Bar, ateady at 26 6-16d per
ounce.
MONEY 3(23 per cant.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 34y4 per cent; for threa
three months' bills, 44j3 13-IS per cent.
Hoetnn Mining stocks.
BOSTON. Dec 6 Closing quotations on
atocka were aa roiiowa:
Aliouel
Anul. lppr
A. I L. A 8
Arlrona Com
Atlantic
B A C C. A 8. M ,
bulla CoallUon
Cal. A Arisona
Cal. A Hecla
I'entennlal
Copper Kange O. C. .
Kart Butte C. St.....
IfTanklin
(;iruua Cca?i
Uranby Con
tireene (.nanea ....
Ule Koyale Copper.,
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
1 Salle Copper
Jdlaml Copper
Bid. ea-dlT.
. u uot.ait
e4 Nevada Cun. ...
24 Ntplaalng alinaa
14 Nrth Butta
4 North Lake
U Old Dominion ..
Is Oeceula
60 Parrott 8. A O.
.... 46
.... is
.... lo
.... 2
....
S7
.... 12
.... 74
646 julncy
16 Miannon1
7 8uperlor
11 tiupertor A B. M
, Superior A P. C.
47 Tji.reck
, S7 U. 8. e K. A M
7 lo pfd
11 I t ah Con
h I t 'h CXvpar Co. .
, S3 Wl.vuoa
7 W o. rertne
. 11
.... 11
... 41
...
... IS
... 64
... It
... 44
... 12
... 44
...
...11
Loral eenrltlea.
Quotations furnlahed by l'urna. Brlnker
A Co.. 44i New Oinaha National Rank
building:
Bid. Asked.
Alma, Neb , municipal ta luo
City ef Oinaha as. 1914 Ivl M l.'l
C.iy of Omaaa 4s 19ZS IJ. lul
City of Omaha 4s. ln-a 1 liu
tlty N4 Bk. Bldg. ta. lfiO 97
Cudabr Packing Co. ie. 1m s si
Coiumbua. Neb.. B. V La. 1924 1 U
Chicago Telephone Co 12S
ilolorade Tel. Oo. (par SO) at M
Falrmoat Creamery lat g. t per cent 9 i
H.IC7. Neb. (municipal) 99 Jon
Hydraulic Pressed Buck pfd 4) St
loaa Pur' laud Cement let 4a 97 V
Kanaaa Clly Home Tel. Co. aa, 1923.. S6 K7
aletropolltsn fci. nr. o se. uil a
Michiaaa Dials Tel. aa. 1M4 94 100
Muhiaan Stale Tel. Co. ptd 94 T
New Liiglajid T A T, Co. 4a, 1UU... 91 41
Omaha Oaa ka, 191T 7 t'
Water as. U44. St 94
14.200 ft,
l' 41
1.000 56
1,000 i4
6O0 K04
"-700 'lTH
""700 'a4
,no 75
lixi 4
B . K. 5. 1 M
omsrit a r. h st. Kj. r(,i ' pr ct m
Onihn a c. p St Rt . cum si
I'"' "i Nat. Hk. mi a. S.nilh Omaha 1
in t t .',m..'
I I'a.-lflc T T V.
4
4
;
M
llll
"-" O .Vfviintain tfc'll Tl. l .. . .
Veton Sl.-a Yaf-rl ilea, pi-Uit.
Wwnrn Klectrtc t'o, i. I!.t2
l
Kent York r.ionew Mnrket.
NEW YliRK, l)ec. 5 MONEY On call,
easy, 24y."t per cent, ruling rate, 24 per
cent, cluslnir bid. 24 per cent; offered at
S per cent. Time loans stronger and mure
active; tin days and ia ds 4u4 per cent;
six months, 4a 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PA PER M.r4
per cent.
STEHI.INO EXCHANGE -Heavy, with
actunl btislness In bankers' bills at ( Wi
4 sLT5 for titMIay bills and at S4 S tor de
mand. Commercial bills, $t.Ru4.K24.
SILVER Har. Hc; Mexican dollars, 4'.c.
I'.i N1'S Government, steady; railroad
bonds steady.
Closing quotatlona on bonds veri as
follows:
D. 8. ref. Sa.
do coupon . .
II. 8. Sa. reg.
do coupon .
V. I. 4a. reg
....1W Int. Met. 4a
,...10f 'Japan 4
....MIS .lo 4'e ..-
...101 K. C. so. 1 J.
116 L. 8 deb. 4a
....Hi A N. unl. 4.
79-
M
7.1
:
s
S7
114
do coupon
Allla-Ctial. let ie.... 7 M.. K. ft T. tat
Am. Ag. Im 101 a do pten. 4
Am. T. A 1. ct. 4a.
Am. Tobacco 4s
do fie
Arn.our A Co. 4a. .
Atchlaon gen. 4l
do ct. 4a
do ct. 6a
Hal. A Ohio 4a
do Ss
do 8 W. Sa
.HW Mo. Pacific 4a. ..
7;
. S" N. R. K. of M 4. fM'4
.li1, N. Y. '. g. 8 ,
. Sl dn deb. 4IB
. Si N. Y . N. . A H.
,W, r. 6 W
.lM N. A W. lt eon. 4a. s-
. 97 do cv. 4k !.
. H2 No. raclflc 4a !?,
.to do 3a
. 1.2 0. B. U rMg. 4e.
.107 Tenn. cr 3a 1916
. V9 do con. 4e
1'IS Rending geu. 4a...
70
f'i
'
l'
Prook. Tr. ct. 4a...
On. of Oa. 6a
Cen. Leather 6a
'. of N. J. g. &..
Chea. A Ohio 4s..
do ref. 6a
. lul Ft, I,. St S F. It. 4a 1
. SWV Bt. L S. W. c. 4... 74
Chicago ft A. 3e.
', do 1st gold 4a V0
C, B. A w. 1. 4a.... Beahoard A L. to.
76
do gen. 4a H So. Pac. col. 4e
C. M. AS. P. g t'taiC't do ct. 4i
C, R. I. A P. c. 4 72 An lirt ref. 4a
do rfg. 4a toc-i, So. Hallway 6a....
Oolo. bid. 6a 77 do gen. 4a
Colo Mid. 4a 7(1 t t'nlon Pacific. 4a....
C. A 8. r. A e. 4a 97 do ct. 4e
D. A II. ct. 4a h do let ft tW 4a..
. 2
. s
. !'
.107
. 76
.101
.11.1
On
I. A R. O. 4a M f. 8. Rubber a....VU
do ref. 6s DO II 8. Steel l 6a I'M'
rietlllera" 6a
lOrle p. I. 4a
(in gen. 4a
do ct. 4a, aer. A..
do aeries B
flen. Klec. ct. 6a....
111. Cen. 1st ref. 4a.
Bid. Offered.
774 Va.-Caro. Oiem. 6s.. UK)
H Wabash 1st 6a lns
71 j do let el. 4a 63
7P WVetorn Md. 4a
He1 West. Klec. CT. 6s...
144 Wle. central 4j
m Mo. Pac or. 6s
w
1
-
2
New York Curb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan & Jliyuii. members New luik
Stock exchange, 316 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha:
Hay State Oaa ....
Boston Cons
Huite Coalition ...
Cautus
ITiIno
Chief Consolidated
Fraction
Dayla-Daly
Ely Central
hly t'oneolldated .
Ely Witch
Franklin
Glroux
Ooldflald Floranoa
Ooldfleld Dalay ...
Greene Cananea ..
M Inspiration
6 Laroae 4
15 NaT. Conaolldated .. 19
12 Newhouae 87
S2 Ohio Copper 1
1 Rawhide Coalition . 4
16 , JUT tntral S
1 Swift Pkg. Co 101
It Seara-Roebuck Co. ...179
M Sliver Pick 7
11 Superior A Pittaburg 13
10 ' I'onnpah Mining
6 Trinity Copper .
1 North Lake
4 Bohemia
7 OJlbway
4
6
1
4
New York Mrnlng Stocks.
NEW YORK, Dec. B. Closing- quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alice WO Uttle Chief
.. 10
.. S8
..200
..110
.. 46
.. 15
Com. Tunnel stock,
do bonda
Con. Cal. A Va....
Horn Sllrer ,
Iron Sllrer
eLeadville Con. ....
Offered.
. 20
. It
. 83
. SO
,.140
. I
Mexican
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jacket
Dank Clearing;.
OMAHA, Dec. 6. Dank clearings today
were t2.70u,8G6.0t and for the corresponding
i-Oate last year 2,47.138.34.
OMAHA WHOLESALE PRICES.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade in 1-lb. cartons, 32c; No. 2.
In 30-lb. tuba, 81c; No. 8 in 1-lb. cartons,
80c; packing ttock. solid pack, 20 Vic; dairy,
in SO-lb. tubs, 134,240. Market changes
every Tuesday, .
CHEKSH Twins, 16417Hc; young Amer
icas', ISc; daisies, ISO, triplets, loc; llm
burger, 18o; No. 1 brick, loVic; Imported
Bwlss, 32c; domestlo Swiss, 24c; Dloclc Swiss,
POULTRY Dressed broilers, under ! lbs.,
6.00 doz.; over 2 lbs., 14o; henH, li'itiljc;
cock a, loic; ducka, 17c; geeae, lie; turkeys,
Ibo; pigeons, per doi., 11.20; homer squabs,
per doz., i4.00 fancy aquaba, per doz., 1J.60;
No. 1 per dot,. tW.OO. Alive, broilers, 14Via;
over 2 lbs., Vftc; hens, 10c; old roosters, 7o:
old ducks, full feathered, loc; geese, full
feathered, lie; turkevi, lbalUc; guinea
fowls, 20 each; pigeons, per doz.. Ouu:
homers, per doz., S3.U0; atiuaos. No. 1. per
doz.. tl.Oo; No. 2, per doa., boo.
FISH (all frozen) Pickerel, 11c; white.
18c; pike, 14o ; trout, 14o; larga crapples,
20o; Spanish mackerel, ltc eel. 18c; bad
dock, 13c; flounders, 18o; green catfish, 2uc;
roe shad, ti.OO each; ahad roe, per pair,
(6c; frog lega, per doz., boc; salmon, 12c;
Halibut, lie.
WtkUi' CUTS Rib; No. 1. 16o: No. 2. 12"o:
VTn V tllJ. n t-nlri 'Wn 1 1 . K It I J I , .
1 We W, V 1V. 'V. 11) A -, 4B, AJ U.
No. , Chuck: No. 1. 7Vnc; No. a, 7ac;
jo. s, io. xvouiiu: ivo. i, so ; xno. a, tita;
No. 3, 7o. Plata; No. 1, blue; No. 1, 6o;
No. 8. 4-o.
PRLITS. ETCOranges: California na
vel. W-U8 sizes, per box. $2.7tVu3.00: kihu.11
sizes, per box, J3.uoit3.7f; Florlua, all sizes,
per Dux, 13.60. Liemons: lau.el brand, ex
tra fancy, ttoO ai'ze, per box, I'j.OO; 3o0 aUe,
per box, fi.oO; choice, bOO ize, per box,
So. 60; 800 size, per box. tb.00; 240 size, boo
per box less. . Urape lrult: Florida, 46-64-&4-S0
aires, per box, t4-2i4.60. liananas:
fancy Beiect, per bur.cn, t2.2ou2.ou; Jambo,
bunch. t2.7oi(2.7b. Pears: California Win
ter Nelhu, per box, 12.W; New Ifoik Klfer,
per bbl., zj..4.ou. Apples: Home-grown
cooking, per bol., tS.oO-tf4.oo; Mltisouii Jona
than, per bbl.. Ij.oo: Missouri Hen Davis.
per bbl., 13.76; Missouri Wlnesaps, per
bbl., s4.2o; Miaaoun uano, per bbis., 14.00:
other varieties, per bbl., 14 00: New York
Greening and Uaidwln. per bbl., 14. &0; Col
orado Jonathan, per box, 12.10; Waahing
ton Oravensteln, per box. ILtto; California
Belleflower, per box, 11.60; Washington
Oriuiea Uolden and Jonathan, extra fancy,
88-126 slaea, per box, 12.1. Pineapple: l'er
caae, 4.bti. Orapea: California i.mperor,
per crate, 11.76; New York Catawba, per
I-lb. baaket, 20c; Malaga, tOjjtlo lbs. gross.
per keg. 17.008.00. Cranberries: Per box,
12.75; Bell and Cherry brand, per bbl..
to. oo; Wlsconaln Bell and Hugle and Date
Howe branda. per bbl.. 13.50. Dates: An-
ohor brand, new. So 1-lb. pkgs. In boxes,
per box, 12.00; bulk, in 70-lb. boxes, per lb.,
bVsO. Pigs: New California, 12 12-oz. pkgs.,
Mo; 88 12-oa. pkgs., (2.40; 60 -oz. pkg.,
12.0. Figs: Turkiah, 7-crown, per lb., 10c;
6-crown, per lb., 14c; 4-crown, per lb., 13o.
VEUCTABUEl-potatoes: Karly Ohio,
In sacks, per bu., Boc; Iowa and Wiscon
sin, white stock, per bu., itii""C. sweet
potatoes: Virginia, per bbl., 12.00; Kansas,
per bbl., 12.00. Onions: lowa, red and yel
low, per lb., tc; Indiana, white, per lb.
8c: Sbanlsh. per orate, 11.40. Uarllc: Ex
tra fancy, while, per lb., loo; red, per lb.,
16o. Egg plant: Pancy Florida, per doz.,
12.00. Celery: Michigan, per doz. bunches,
obox California J umbo, par doz. bunches
loo. Rutabagas; Per lb., lo. Cucum
bers: Hothouse, l'n ana I aws., per oox,
12.00. Tomatoes: California, per 4-basket
orate, $1.60. Cabbage: New, per lb., I'na.
Siring and wax beans: Per market baa
ket, H 60. Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf, per
doa., 4oo. Parsley: Fanoy home-grown,
per doz. bunohea, 40c. Beets: Per mar
ket basket. Soo.
MIs'EUsLaNEOUS W'alnute: Black,
per lb., 2o. Hickorynuta: Darge, per lb.,
6c; mall, per lb., to. Cocoanuts: Per
Back, lo.oo; per doz., toe. Honay: New, 24
frames, 13.75. Cider: Mott's New York,
per H-bbl.. 13.76; per bbl.. 10.75.
Cot tun Market.
NEW TOIOX. Deo. 6. COTTON Spot,
closed quiet; middling uplanga, 15otc; mid
dling gulf, 16.300. bales, IM bales.
Cotton futures closed steady; December,
14.74u; January. 14.79a; February, 14.92c;
March, lt.V4c; April, 18.10o; May, 15.20o; June,
lo.isc; July, 15.1. c; Auguat, 14.77o; October,
13.40O. s
ST. DOl'IS. Deo. 6. COTTON Quiet ;
middling, 164C. Salea, none; recelpta, 4.-17
bales; shlpinenta, 4,468 bales; atock. I8,7u4
bales.
New Tork cotton market, aa furnlahed
by Dosan Bryan, members Naw York
Cotton exchange, 116 South Sixteenth afreet,
Omaha:
Month I High. I Open. Low. Close. Yaa y.
to. lit
14 68 14 77 14 68 14 74 14 68
14 71 14 K5 14 70 14 79 14 70
14 98 15 (10 11 97 15 04 14 95
16 15 15 26 15 U 15 JO 16 11
16 12 15 20 16 11 15 17 15 On
Tarpeatlaa and Hesla.
SAVANNAH. Ga , Deo. 6 TURPEN
TINE Firm, 74Vu76o: aalea. 66.' bbls.; re
ceipts. 384 bbls.; anlpii. elite, the bbls.; stocks,
16.015.
ROSIN Firm; aalea, 1961 bbls.. recelpta,
1 1'.3 bbls.; shipments. kf.o bbla ; stocks,
74 9 bbls. (Jjote; 14. to1; D, $5 Vo; E.
$5 7i: F. $5 75: O, $5.77"; M. $5.eO; I, $6 2.;
K, 1666; M. $6.95; N. $7.10; WO and
WW, 17.40.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
i
Cattle Slow to as Muc hat, Ten Cents
Lower.
HOGS AEE STEADY TO TEN HIGHER
Fat Sheep and lamhi Ten to Fifteen
tents Hlcher, While Feeders
Are nteadr nnd All Kinds
Active.
POUTH OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 5, 1910.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hons. 8heep.
Kntlmate. Monday 7.! 3. M1
Same riav last week 4 H4o 2.V.7 13 9"!
.atie day 2 works io. . 7.4'! 4.44i ,4iii
Ntmit dav 3 weeks aao..ll.73 S.Wo 84.31;
Same dav 4 weeks ano.. 6.9f7 J. M0 2o.3
fame das last year.... S.oiio 2.112 4.495
The fullowlnaT tsole shows the recelpta of
cattle hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to data aa compared Hh last
year: 1K10. l'.i. Inc. Dec.
Cattle l.l.M.fiOS 1,043 1W.237
IIoks 1.77U.HM) 2,011,761 241.071
Sheep 2,Stk),24S 2tH6,(rf4 Wl.3ti4
The following table shows the averane
prices of hogs at South Omaha lor the last
several days, with comparisons:
Datea. litlO. 109.lSH8.1907.19(.Ki.ii;.u.;l-H)l.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
.Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
an. .
27.,
30.
1...
2...
3...
4...
6...
b ko',
8 041 14 Ori W j
04 1 fi M 4 2.M 6 tn 4 67!
4 bl
6 9S 6 5i I '"! 4 72 4 49
b 8 12i 6 b, 4 60 b 04 "
7 l:;U ol'I B 79i I t On! 4 921
7 12 ! 5 761 4 bl I 4 8 4 4
7 1 8 03 1 5 bi 4 A 6 0., I 4 4s
b 03 5 K 4 63i 6 13 4 Rl
7 2G, 6 iS 4 bt 6 12, 4 M: 4 42
Sunday. "Holiday.
Receipts ami diNpoMfion of live stock at
the I'mon Slock arN, South Omaha.. f''
twemy-four hours ending at 3 p. m. Sat
urday :
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p.II'r's.
C, M. & St. P 24 4 1
Mslsouri Pacific 1
I niiui Pacific 33 13 4 1
C. At N. W., east 14 1
C. Ac N. W., went. ...Ill 14 3
C, SU P. M. & O.. 24 1
C, H. 4k Q., eu.st.... 5 12..
C, 14. Ac Q., went.... 8t 8
C.. R. 1. Ac 1'., e.tst.... IS .. .. 1
llllnola Cential i 2
Total receipts 3 44
19
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hops. Sheep
umana I'acKing co bk
Swift ami Cuiupuny I,u:t9
Cudahy Packing Co l,23o
Armour Ac Co 1,1!)
W. u. Vanuatu Co 2,9
Kenton Vansant Ac Lush.. 127
Hill Ac Sou 46
F. 11. Lewis 43M
llUHlon Ac Co lis
J. 14. Root & Co 78
J. H. Bulla 178
L. F. Husz 1.S5
L. Wolf 66
Uk) ty;
''J 4i
634 1.4.16
86 3ito
McCreary & Carey 4M
S. Werthelnier 177
Smith & Polsley 114
Mo. Ac Kana-Calf. Co.... 116
Kline & Co 88
Sol. Degan 91
Hot hat: in id 74
McConnaugh 114
Other buyers 610
1,101
Total 8,019 2,788 4,024
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were quite
liberal this mori lug. 318 cars being reported
in. This meuns that receipts were larger
than on Monday of laat week by 8.000 fiead,
slightly larger than two weeks ago, but not
so large as three weeks ago. They were
also larger than a year ago by 2,4u0 head.
In r.ddltlon to a good Bprinkllng of
warmed up cornfed cattle and butcher
Btock there were several trains of western
cattle on the feeder order. In fact, there
were more webterns In the yardst his morn
ing than have been seen In a long time.
The offerings of beef steera conalstea
very largely of warmed-up or half-fai
cornfedH. with a sprinkling of westerns.
The market on the cornfeds was generally
alow and dull, owing to the fact that cat
tle of that description have been selling
very hign at this point as compared with
other markets, and today, with re.celpts
larger than usual of late, packers were
able to bear down the market. The result
was that sellers were generally quoting
cornfed beevea 6U10o lower. What few
range beeves there were good enough for
beef steers sold to good advantage, with
prlcea nominally steady, though there have
not been enough cattle of that description
here of late with which to make com
parisons. Cowm and heifers were also rather Blow
and dull, and It would be safe to quote
the market on butcher stock generally as
slow to 10c lower than last week's close.
There were more feeders here than for
some time back, there being several strings
of range cattle. Fortunately there was
considerable inquiry and as speculators
While ike votnnee of bask ol sarin daring th month of November was agala (mailer
than la the eorreapeacllag loeaUi Uat year, aoma ImproTtmeat U shown over the reoedinf;
ssoata, tnaaasnoh aa the percentage, of km la sot as great aad a larger number of oltiea re
port gains. Total bank clearing1 for Norember at all etUe la th United States, aooordtng
to statistic aompflod by It. G. Dom a Oa, watob. flatus 115 laadior centers, acsregated
$13,eiB,t3S,4U9, a decrease ef 8.1 pet oaat oomparesl with the same month last year and of
1 J par aeot. oempaiad with 1906. Ahaoag h tiara oeatlniiM to be some torn at a few of th
Important aril mtM New York, th ckoroaa In th total la praeUeally due to th oom
paradrasy mail vol una of ex eke gas at that canter. At that point, however, notwith
tawdlBf th fast that operations la th Baaaolal and apeeaiatlTe markets, whlah. always
ax art a powearfal lnloeao a regards the am oast of beak oJearlng-i there, are a till far below
normal, eeeusklerabl improretrMat U shown over reoent oorapariaons, and this point to
well malntaiaed aotrrity In ordinary oemmeroial ahanaelj at that Important caster. In th
New England States than ia etill aoma toe oa aoaonnt of smaller exchanges at Boston and a
few other eitlea, hot gain repotted by Woreeater, Portland, Hartford and New Ha ran Indt
eate the ootrtlnnaaee of aaOafaotery ooadltloa at those olltes. A number ef the larger elda
la the Middle Atlantis State rep mi daareaee. bat a a rule thy ar quit small, aad th
total far th Motion exhibits m In ores beeaaa of gala at Philadelphia, Buffalo,
Boefcaatet, Bmgham ran, Jtrto, Cheater aad Wllmlagtots, Del, whar baalnoaa eera to rnak
further preaeaa. Oeaarally fkrarabl eondltlotis throaghout th South Atlutio States ar
ratio ted la th heavy vol ansa of bask eJearinga at th majority of th prlnelpal eitia In
that aeetkssi, among thesa being BaUttmore, Waahlagtoa, Norfolk, BaTannah, Charleston,
ADaAta aad JaakaenTUla, wttlle Uekaad la ta amly peliit rapertiag kxss ompaid with
Lsat year, and all make Urge gain erar 10OA. Cmlaa ar quit general at moat
Itte 1st th Camtral Baaith, aad theagh at a few para as special eana har
eaaaad aeot resraattoa la th Tehaaa of sarings, th reiara a a whole from
that ootia ar aanlaarfly awtiafaotory. Th eltis reporalag gain over last yar ar
Bt. Leaks, IsojtrrII)e, Xeanphl, Naahrffl, LiUl Reek, Houateex, Galveston and Mobil.
Tkroughamt the Middle Wt a fw sf th oltla contuse to rpert amaU Inns eo in pared
with Usat y4Msr, mmd tber la a sroeUl loaa la th tetal, but eompared with 1006 gala ar antral
Chtoag aad Oaeianatl ar th saost Impermat point where deereaaea ooeur, but these ar
more Use offaat by the laereaeed retura at a a amber of leading iiaanafaoturtng aad tradlag
antes, svotabiy ttmeag them CsSTesapd, Detroit, Toledo, Feorta, Dayton, Grand Baplda,
Mllw ka, Oaatea aasd Booaford. While there la soma kaproTeeaaat a eemoared with th
prertoua meat, la th total return from th Far West aevsral of th larger sine agmla
report (mailer Kohage than Uat year, of whioh th meat Impel1 leal 1 kftaneapoU, St. Paul
and Denver, and that 1 a loaa In th total so oa pared with last year ; but gala, omo ef whleh
ar vary largo, ar shown In oamparisoa with th aodtw yar ISM. On th other haad,
azohaag ar larger than last year at Kaaaaa Qty, Omaha, Washita, Dareaport, Cedar
Kapicht aad ttionx Ftslla, Buataeu at many of th leading trade oeater oa th FasHfl Slop,
a refleeead ia bank aaokaagva during th month, shows ateady pratjr, lanraaaad return
beiag mad by Baa Praaoiaoo, Das Angla, Portland and Oakland, and th total shows a
aattafaetory laereae over both year. Th oompariaoa U mad blew of bank xohaBge
by aaetioaa eorermg three year ; ale th average dally Bgur far th year to datai
Moraaaaa.
KuaiaaU ......
luuia, ............
hsm aiiaaUl....
tUMOSUMM .-
Cesilral Wset
Weetora
wuiao
Total .. ...
Jteer V ork list y
110.
i,.i4,4ei
74j.11II.u61
1,863.601 J-1
613 7n,7kH
40S.ti4S
3,Tlll.SI.34
T.alSVoa.oet
lo.
a77.6i2. 447
9s I A" t .l
sryfwtt.a.i
(ti..i8 sli
l.e-il.ftne.717
0tli.43a.174
44l,S72.JJ
4.4.77,77t
i, in filiate
tl4,70 ,tf4.428
ei'jttt.ooo
0lH),7U,WOO
fr.lU.VIIO.tASi
617.4W4 ucO
616.776ASJO
642404s0
617.707 WOO
62.I.7J3.IIOO
4li4.47tl.uuO
5'l,67H.OOO
Dalled Slate., . (lgAltJ43tv41t
Avera Oatiy i
MoveiatMeT
OcKaier
bey lentlMT ..,..
ugwaa ...H......
-
Juiie M. ......
t; -
JB fu .iteissssSHttl
klaes
Ft.i iiary
Jaisaaxy
t6H8.le4.0O0
6H7.ftT.ooO
4bt lHOOU
4 2t.77.u(Hj
tzci.tse otHi
tkIW,(lsl)
tJ..94.wOO
t46.'i&7.ooo
6-.1.61H (H
ttil.:r.a.ssj
Ue46J00
A few eitlea la th Far West ontlno to repert loaae eom pared with a year ago,
Minneapolis being the moat important lnstaao, hut there Is Improvement at Kanaaa Uty,
Omaha, Wichita, Davenport, Cedar Rapid aad other leading eenter j and Mm pared with
1904 vry lty snake galax The Bgur in detail fellow I
Novas saa.
tlluueauwiAa .m
rw. haul
l'aa S4ialnea..H.
biuvt tJiir
iJeiTnauurS ii,
Clr Rsila
aaasascUj.....
110,
llO.'iss.iM
4.Otri.70
ii
!7.7Jt.l34
!7,o
. I t'J o0
).lsajsi
I4.04e.ltat
fl.OVl.J4C
43.C7 :t.H72j
4W Wx
4a7j.'j
Bi. uei
,b-
t ussu
...
leaser
t'.isurarle ttf aa..
reeoas
ta. sw .
tuawa reJie
f,wttl MrfYM -tat"-"
appeared i- take hnt.l tpiCe freely, tun
n atket on the delralle kind" at least
i-tt Hih . 11 h other grades a'"W to a'fik.
(quotation on native cattle: Oood to
i liiilce beef .'teeta. OHiR T."; fair to j:i,1
beef alexi a. t." :trni On; common to fair
beef steers. $.7 7' ti 'i; Rood to choice cowa
anil heifera, 4 4" ,; fair to good cowa
and tielfT. t.t 7' u4 4i: common to fmr
cows nnd heifer. tJ .'..i3 lb. k.io.I to choice
slock na and feeders. 14 4o-t"i 40. fair .) Kood
etockera and feedera. HVrl4'i; common to
fair atorkera and feeders. $.1 xi(4.4: atock
heifera. S.Uv,)4 ; veal calves, tj;4uN 2i;
bulls, atansi. etc , $7 2.Vti4 VI
luotations on ranae cattle: Choice to
prln-e ieeve. tV . f i 2.: Kootl to choice
beeiea. J."p .On'TiTi .f; fair to good beeves. $4 til
(U4 SO; cotTitnon to fair beeves, $l iiiil40,
choice rows. 13 lKU4 4o; fair to Rood cowa.
13 .. Tow;; tW'.; cannera. 12 7."it3.W.
Representative sale?:
HKKK STKKI13.
No, At. Pr. No. At.
4 1 1 00 ! I ' '1
t Sf.t 6 IT. IS 1319
42 1191 t 40 11 ll.vi
COWS.
Pr
5 so
6 K
S
7s
.o
104S
-.
.... 922
!.!..iiio
h't
am
t n
t S.I
t 90
3 M
2 M
S 40
s no
8 DO
4 00
.Utt-4 f.
l, :l 4 IS
IS
23
. .i "0
. lll
.1,11.)
..11:1
. . vrn
. .1HI9
. .12411
4 01
4 31
4 J.'.
4 :
4 r.o
4 :r.
b 00
HE1FKHS.
tw
4 25 t 314 4 75
UUDl.S.
S 90 1 11?0 4 ?0
4 00 I it;o 4 so
CALVKS.
h n 7 1:1 00
l.ilsi
8TOCKKRS AND KKKDKUS.
r.eo 4 (5 S MS 4 70
W KST ERN S N KHHASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
6 cows 1011 3 95 17 cowa 77S 3 ;
i: cowa 721 3 05 8 cows :.! 3 95
22 atcers.... 7;.4 4 fa 13 cows 7l'4 3 Xi
6 calves... 254 5 00 3 heifers... 516 4 00
3 cows S13 3 10
WYOMlNtl.
8 cowa 1044
26 feeders.. 9;
4 30 6 feeders.. 9:.s 6 IHj
6 15 12 heifers... 79S 4 36
4 30 2 cowa 1000 3 X
S cowa 1000
Charles Mom S. D.
.1143 8 75 14 feeders.. 8r.7 6 00
.863 4 M 5 calves... 2i2 5 f 0
J. J. Hunter Colo.
3 cowa....
8 heifera.
27 heifers... 866 4 30 20 feeders.. 843 4 90
HOUS Early advices from all selling
points Indicated large receipts of hoga for
this morning while prospects were not at
ail favorable for hifrher prices. As a con
sequence local buyers started out "lilildlnsl
no better than steady prices and quite a
littlo sprinkling of hogs sold early on that
basis. Later ni as It became apparent
from second mesagi-a that the tupply at
the different market points was not so bur
densome as thought and as the local de
mand became very Rood, prices at this
jx nit firmed up, becoming 10a higher.
Everything in sight sold very quickly, a
clearance befiig made by 9 o'clock or Boon
after. A good many of the heavy hogs sold
at f7.20.U7.2o. whereas on Saturday the bulk
of the heavies brought ITlfi'trt.W, with quite
a sprinkling down as low as 17.10. The
lighter and butcher weight hogs sold from
17.25 on up as high as 17.40, which was the
lop. aa agalnat 17.30 Saturday.
Representative sales:
No. at. 8h. Pr. No. At. gh. Pr.
63 S44 140 7 IS 44 281 too 7 JTVs
24 214 ... 7 15 70 2 ... T 2714
61 32 SO 7 15 40 316 120 1 27 "4
46 S' tOO 7 20 72 204 40 7 27
it 260 ... 7 20 .4 224 ... 7 0
67 250 ... 7 20 ti 14 ISO 7 10
Si 3l 40 7 20 4) lit 80 7 SO
42 20 130 7 20 40 !TO ... 7 30
64 SOO ... 7 20 27 217 ... 7 SO
48 I) 80 7 20 SI '" ... 7 80
64 810 40 7 25 62 240 ... 1 80
64 838 80 7 26 6V HJ ... 7 80
4 2V0 120 7 26 44 iw 240 7 80
S3 2K2 40 7 85 48 2117 100 7 80
28 2D7 ... 7 86 92 184 120 7 80
61 tf.3 240 7 26 23 210 2h0 7 .10
66 2(. 280 7 25 C8 2Q 80 7 30
43 268 40 7 25 61 241 ... 7 35
64 814 200 7 25 61 tU ... 7 35
67 297 400 7 25 40 4 SO 7 35
68 279 t0 7 26 t7 278 ... 7 .15
5 262 too 7 25 86 200 ... 7 36
68 tr-H 80 7 25 S3 lUt ... 7 40
61 86S 120 7 26
SHEEP Receipts of sheep were light this
morning and for that reason alone the mar
ket on desirable, killers was HfjilSc higher
and active at the advance. Everything in
sight changed hands about as fast as it
was ready to be shown. There were no
choice western lambs to put a top on the
market and very few- of any kind. A few
weighty native lambs sold at $6.65. Oood
old welhera, but heavy weights, aold up as
high aa $3.90, with heavy yearlings bringing
$4.60. uulte a little string of good ewea sold
as high as $3.40.
The feeder supply was limited to four
cars of Utah feeding lambs of pretty good
quality, but very burry. The demand for
feeders was good, the same as It has been
every day, there being more buying orders
In the hands of commlaslon men than could
be filled. The market on that kind of stuff
continues practically steady.
It might he well for the country to
thoroughly understand that there was noth
ing to warrant an advance on killers this
morning excepting the light receipts locally.
Eastern markets still continue unsatisfac
tory. Buffalo reported another big run
this morning, with the market very weak,
190.
tJfl'U2.l(l
lAXM.fioi.Jil
limn"
139.4s8.0'6
4J4it.7ll
431.sl4.701
.( atjll
8,U)77.el2
184(,748JI27
SW.IM.OOO
630,1 iO.ooO
6Jl.ua. ,o it)
4n7.jcl,,0X
4ua.76l.IHNJ
4716VU.ia0
60.,V'.tH tHHJ
tl5.5Hii.oia)
41,47,000
tn.7.',l!.0X
6'4 .016,000
-fl
Jill
44 H
tt.l
12 8
- 8.8
- U
z l
-is I
-8.0
tl93
418 6
90
4- 8.8
4-leA
4 4
1(M.24U,1II
44H.Siil
. 179, 1'H
4.Jt,0 .-si
V.440.7A7
1S31.S.M
2'.ts4J6
'i
,I7I.U
,04 7.lot
.OT7.ril
4 JM).1J47
4AXS.6.10
4.61e ill
anj7
V kM.6a7
t "in imjO
4S4i.ltt
iUl,4i.17 -
-44 A
im. r.o.
)37-i.4il 114
6i-J'H..ki3 g.a
lJ,l.47t4
IVI Ovj lB a. I j
6ei.4 i 17 4
1.697.67 4- 46
tit, ', B 1.04 d 4- ..e
V7Jlll wJ I T
hi
.4'v'tt4 la
ll ess lhj . 14
4.4.ir e
44J)S70 .
2.B4 7 J 10 4- e 0
t.iirtMrm 4 4J
J10 77t V4 H
4.1J.n 4147
and eailv advice from Chicago Indicated
large receipts at that x-lnt. with price
stiil lower. I'ndcr such circumstance th
feeling at this sint. In eiiite of the ad
vanco tt Is morning, la weak, and buyers dt
not hesitate to say that the maiKet to
bound to itii loner the first day that re
ceipts he. nine lll.eral.
(.notation on n'nep and lamb": Oood
: Oood 10 J
5; :od tc f
lit- to go.js
cholre and liKht lnnil'S. 1". '.VinV.'n;
choice heavv lambs t'vo.i.i6.,:s); fair
lambs, !., 2w,.. .75; good feeding lambs. 11 tv
6 0", fair feeding lambs, H 001 1 60; llttlil
common limli. IXOnMOO; handy welclit
yearling 14 Soci5ii. heavy year) tie". 13 is t
I .Mi; feeder vr t'lincs. 3.7M4).?6: good to
choice wethers. 13 "i4 01. fair to goisl weth
ers. 13 25 1 1 3 .,; fceillng wctlieis, 13. Kti ,V;
fat ewes, 13 2f.'u.t 4i: feeding ewes, t-.-'6o)
3i': ranners. .6iKuts.
Representative sales:
No.
Av.
l.': fed
2! fed
21 fed
71 fed
44! led
5 fed
106 fed
3:'' fe,
M fed
lambs. . , .
lamha ...
ewes
w et hera
vi et hers
ewes ....
lambs ..
wethers
6 fV
6 4
8 f-
1 on
8 90
8 25
6 66
8 90
t 40
10
... 91
...l:4
...125
...1J6
...lit
... 90
...117
...110
... 62
ewes
.101 Itah lamhr
IMICAI.d I.IR rCK MAHKKT
Demand for t'nttle Slovr Hosts
Art
lllaher Shrrp Wrak.
CHUAUO, Dec. 6 CATTLE Receipts,
3l',oo"i head; market slow nnd wenk; beeves,
II 45.it 7 l"; Texas steers. 14 lnlift 40; western
sleets, H.24v,i6 :o; stockers and feeders, 13.2S
'u5.70. rows and heifers, I2.20'i.lf; calves,
17.M'u9 110.
1 It 11 ;s Receipts, 82.000 head, market Mr
lc hither; llht. ? 1Ku7 60; mixed. 17.1o-'r
7 56; heavy. 17 0'u7 5.: rough, t7.10l7.2O;
Kood to choice heavy. 17 25'.i 7 6f; pigs, l,.60t
7.40; bulk of sales, $7.3iu7.50.
SHEEP AND LAM liS-Receipts, 4.500
head; market weak; native, 12 j.lj .20,
wfHern, li:.6'i'ii4.15: yearling. tl.ltVti6.lo;
lambs, 14.25v6.30; w estern. ll.tK((ti 30.
Kansas Clly Live Stock Market,
KANSAS CITY, Dee. R OA TTLK Re
ceipts. IK.000 head, Including l.soo southern.
Markot stonily to Btrong. Yenrllnga. 1690;
tlresst'd beef and export steers. !5.0tV(i6 1,;
fair to good, $4.7irii5.(iO; western steers It 50
((tr.50; RttH-kers and feeders. 14.0i'i5.25;
Minthern steers. H25'i5 50; t-outhern cows,
!;V0ovt 4.2.5; native cows. 1:1 .t"ii j .(; nntlv
heifer. $1 .t(7.75; bulls, 1:1.3005 00; calves,
$4.2611 1.00.
H K1S Recelpta, R.tslO head. Market lft
15c h Kher. Hulk of salea. !7.:vi7.45; heavy,
$7.35117 46; pnekers and butchers, $r.:i5't 7 46;
light. $T 25'.i7 45
SHI;KI' AND LAMIIS-Rccelpts. ll.ono
hind. Market 6c to 10c lower. 1 amb. 15 00
416. 10; yearllncs, $4.K-,t5.W; wethrra. .l Wi
4.26: ewes, $3.25'u3.76; stockers and feeders,
$2.7y3.75.
Jf. I.nult I, lvr Stock Market.
PT. DDUIS. Dec. 6 r-ATTI.K Receipt,
fi.llOO head, Including 2.100 Texans. Market
stendy to loc lower. Native ahlpplng ami
export steers. $il.rv(J 7.25 : dressed beef and
butcher steers. It! (tvji 7.00; sietis under l.OnO
lbs , iQ.tXti.fiO; stockers nnd feeders. $3,607
6 25; cows and heifers, $3.7riS(x;.75; rnnners,
$3.76ta3.25; bulls $.l.26'u .",.00; calv.-s. $'. 2649.60;
Texan and Indlnn Hteers, $4.6ttH.riO; cows
and he fers. $3 Ornij 4.60.
HOGS Receipts. S.400 head. Market lOo
higher. I'lgs and lights. $7.2iV'f7.flO; packers,
$7.4tVij7.65; butchers and best heavy, !7.46jj)
7. 0.
SHEEP AND t.AMnS-Recetpts, J. SOO
head. Mnrket 10c to 16o lower. Native mut
tons, $.1 Mull 3 90; lambs. $5 .'iOij ii.60; culls and
buckH, $2.613.00; stockers, t2.2i'ij3.26.
St. Joseph Lire atock Market.
8T. JOSKl'H. Deo. 6. CATTLK Re
ceipts 3.000 head; market steady; steers,
$4.&tiiti.(iO; cows and .heifers, $3.00'u6.W;
CHlves. $3.0OC(8.26.
HOUS Kcce pts 4.0 bend; market BftlOc
higher; top, $7.40; bulk of sales, $7 .30fi.j7.S6.
SHKK1' AND LAM US Receipts, 1,000
head; market 103 lower; lambs, $4.60ui.36.
.tnek In aisrht.
Receipts of live slock at tho five princi
pal western markets Sutiir.lay:
(.'attle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 7.H" s.osi 4.001
St. Joseph 3.0W 4.000 1,000
Kansas City ls.(V 6oil lt.ooo
St. IxjuIs ,2ts 6..0 2.600
Chicago 32.000 32.000 4.600
Totals 87,100 60.400 23,000
Toffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5 COFFEE Market
c.pened steady at an advance of Bft IB points,
with all the active ponltlona making new
hlKh reoorda on contlnuexl covering, and
bull auport, which was encouraged by
burlier European cables, firm primary
markets, smaller Rrazlllan receli ta and talk
of a steadily strengthening statlHthal po
sition. There was a good ileal of reallr.liiK
on the advance and prices reacted several
points from the best during the middle of
the day, but closed up from the lowest on
most poKltlcna as a result of renewed cover
ing, part of which iwemed to be from
Europe and support of the near months
by trade Interests toward the close. Dant
prices were ateady, net unchanged to
eleven points hljrher. Bales were reported
of H6.500 bnge. cloning bids: Uecember and
januarv, ti.mc; reiiruary, iu.:c; wiercii, j
April, May and June. lO.Wc; July. 10.84c; fas,
AugUBt, 10.SU-; September, 0.79c; Octoberr
10.74c; Novemlier, 10.73c,
Havre cloned at a net advance of
franc. Hamburg was. H'"l Pf. hlither. Rlu
fifty rels higher at 7 $7.60; Saalos fifty rels
lower 4 s 7 $.'.60; 7's 7 $6.V). Hrazllian ex
change on London 1-3M higher at lti -32l.
Receipts at the two Hrazillan ports 35.000
hags, against (14.000 lart year. Jundlahy re
ceipts, 10.5O1 bags against iil.OiO lat year.
New York warehouee deliveries Saturday
12.K73 bago againt 12.S10 last year. V
Spot coffee, firm; Rio No. 7, 1314W13VC: '
Panots No. 4. 137c; mild coffee, firm; Cor
dova, lSVtflf'Hc.
Klarln Butter Market.
ELGIN, 111.. Dec. B. BUTTER Firm at
29c. Output, 639.700 lbs.
Scratches on Desk
Get Lad Into Court
Little Pupil and Mother in Sorrow
Over Failure to Pay for
Mar on Desk.
Because Ma mother did not have 16 cent
to give him when he waa ent home from
school to get It to pay for acratchea on
his desk, Caslmer Sledzlamowskl and his
mother, Mrs. Walter Hledxiamowakl, US
North Twelfth street, were brought Into
Juvenile court Monday morning.
According to the atory of the mother
and boy the lad' teacher, acting under a
rule of the school, ordered the boy to pay
a fine of 16 cent for acratchea on his
desk. The lad said some one else did the
scratching. The teacher scolded him and
he went home crying. The next morning
his mother ordered him to return to school i j
and tell hla teacher he would bring the
money in a few days. Anticipating an-
other ecoldlnar, he refused. Ilia mother tv
whipped him for being atubborn and aent
him to school. Ills teacher again aent him
home.
"I didn't have the money," aald the
mother, "and when the teacher sent him
home the second time, I thought It meant
he never could go back."
Judge Sutton ordered th mother to pay
the 16 cenla and get the lad back into
school. Juvenllo Officer McAulay offered
to lend Caslmer 16 cents, but the mother
said she was able to furnish him Iht
money now.
PAVING IS WELL ADVANCEL
Ie Is Far Alone; that Winter Hterraa
Will Not Interfere) la Air
War.
The paving work on Omaha streets waa
so far advanced, because of the continued
clemency of the weather, that the coming
of the snow will not do any dainare. All
of the atrneta that were contracted to be
paved thla fall have the concrete already
laid and the brick and asphalt can be put
down In severe weather.
"We have been In food soap for thla
real winter," aald City Engineer Craig,
"for a long time, and it will cauae ua no
trouble. The Burt afreet sewer, which la
the tnoat Important Job now on hand, can
go on uninterruptedly underground, and
the pavlnf can be taken up again aa aoon
aa thla apell breaka. No work will be
serloualy delayed nor interfered with. Our
material la all at hand and we have
more brick than we can take car of for
the present."