12
TIIK UEK: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER f, 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Korthwettern Wheat Continues to
Pour Into the Market.
COUNTRY IS SELLING ITS CORN
Mil rat Has Farther Declined and
Xews la Fatlrrly Bearish and
Tradrra Posh the Sell
Iner Mc
" OMAHA. IVc. K. 1911.
Northwest wheat receipts continue lie
yond all expectations, it In hard to see
how bulla can possibly make any head
way until there are some healthy slKna
of a lltwrsl docrci"e In tne cnerniotie
lock of wheat now held at primary
point. Whlie It may not 1-e .r.nre than
a scalping nurket It looks like hears
Would have the advantage for some time.
The more llhorel run of "rn that broke
yesterday's market mas followed by fro
county offering" today, causing another
eharp trak. The trade Is bearish and
pressing the markrt on fine weather
forecast nd wenk wheat market.
Heavy receipts end no omand (rave
wheat a further ri-ciire today. News Ij
entirely bearish and trader are pressing
the selling aide. Cash wheat waa '-j'K
lower.
Weak wheat and free celling by country
holder ease.! coin off and value dropped
Kharply. C'bbIi cm m unchanged to
He lower.
Primary wheat receipt were 793.000
bushels and shipment were '2Hi,&ti bush
els, against receipts lat year of r.iWW
bushel and shipments of 871.000 bushel.
I'rlrnary corn receipts were ft77,"J bush
els and shipments were .'d.Ontl bushels,
esalnst receipt last year of l.out.WM bunh
cls and shipment" of 2XS.0II0 bushels.
Clearances were TOO bushel of corn, 1,000
bushel of oats and wheat and flour equal
to 24.1.000 bushel.
Liverpool closed unchanged to Hd higher
on wheat and unchanged on corn.
Th-i following eush sale were reported:
Wheat? No. 2 hard, 1 car, Wc. No. 3
hard, 1 car. KTe, No. 4 hard. 1 car. Wo.
No. I mixed. 1 our, Hie Corn: No. I
white, t cars, f.vlc; 4 ?.irn, W"e. No. 4
color, 1 car, 554,0. No. 1 yellow, 1 cr,
tine. No. 3 yellow. 12 earn, 67c, 8 c.-s,
"SC. No. 4 yellow, 1 car. Mr; I car,
KNc. No. 3 mixed, 4 car, 57c. No. 4
mixed, 3 cars, tV.Vic. No grade, 1 car, 63c.
OHts: No. S white, l oirs, 47c. No. 4
white, 1 car. 4fl',c; 1 car, 4c.
(Iiuaan (ash I'rlce.
WHKAT-No 3 hard, &4y&9!c, N'a,
liard. W&W.c; No. 4 hard, MWMic.
COIIN-No. 2 white, WHjc; No. 1
white, fixijiWo: Na. 4 white. 67j57Hc;
No. t color, 67iif.7c; No. 3 yellow, 57'4W
Wc; No. 3 'yellow, 67'((67,c; No. 4 yellow,
oMifiWic; No. 2, WVuiilc. No. 3, W.-btftlc;
OATH No. 3 white, 47(447Ho; atandard,
tia grade, HSit iKiVic.
4747c; Ni. 3 white, 46iC47c; No. 4
white, 4ftt'4c.
UARLF. Y M altlng, tl.12tfl.22; re
jected, ll.0Ktil.14.
UYE-No. Z. Mi3c: No. 3. l&82o.
tarlot He-ept.
"W.ieat
Chlnago Si
Minneapolis &M
Omaha IK
Imlulh W
Manitoba. 7s 74d; future, swady', Ie-cembrt-,
7 3d; March, 7s May, 7
H-d.
Ci iR, Spot, steady; American mixed,
f 4'd: future, steady; January, f' 'd;
FrtirjiuVv. d.
and
kiln
New
SEW OIIK tilKRAL MAtlKKT
Qaotatlnvis of the Day Varloo
.omm4ltles.
NEW YC;RK. Deo. S. FIH'R-I?net-tied;
sprint patent. t5.20-fiii.66; Winter
straights, f4.UDo4.3i: spring ruj-ar. f4.(
4 An; Kansas straights, fi.ljHM.HO. live
flour, unlet: Jair to good, f4-7W4 ;
choice to fancy, f,iiS.tu Ituckwheat
floor, rpilet; il..Sn2.m per 100 lbs.
i'oKNMr;AI .r'tenaiy ; line white
yellow, fl.4inwl.66; voarse, f l.u64i'l.ti;
un-l. 31 A'U.7.
H 1C Steady; No. 2, 99c, f. o. b
York.
WA KL.KY Firm ; malting. tl.lRfil.25,
c. I. f. Buffalo.
WHKAT Spot matet weak; No. 2
red. W.'v elevator extent basis, and Btic
f. o. b. afloat; No. northern Duluth,
tl.llN. t. a. b. afloat. Kiilui-os market
WD! weak under liquidation on the cables,
rout Inueil liberal n t elpts Increasing
siock and weakness the northwest,
t'loamK l"4'tilSo net lower. December
rinsed Sc; .vlav, fl.oiAV.
I'tiKN Mot, inmket busy; export new,
6s'f f. o. b, niloat to arrh'n. Future
market was easier on I In fine weather
ami lower country nniirk-ta, closing at
! net decline. I ei'UilM'r closed 2Sc.
OATH Knot, market eisy; standard
white, e.lV". No. 2, Mi ; No. 3 and No. 4,
fciMic; natural white and white clipped,
iu'n.siv' on track. Future market
nominal.
11 A V Firm, prime, fl .30; No. 1, 91.2a.
IHDKH Htnudy; Cential America, 22c;
lioaota, 22',,liWti:.
l.UA 1 11 KU r inn; hemlock, 2527c; aec-
Otlds, 22f'l2c.
Hol'H Firm; (state, common to choice,
1011 crop, hyi.uc; 1HH crop, nominal,
rRDVISIONS Pork, steady; mee, flJ.SO
(il.1.uo; family, &I4 uuwM.bo. Cut meats,
easy; pti kled belies, ll to It lb., tlOoi
lo.ii ; pickled ham. Jll.i.ill.uo. iard,
weak; mxldie went prime, t.(Mtf.i; re
tlned, niuet; continent, la. CO.
TAMajW Wulet: prime city, hhda.,
$Ve; country, fc',!"''.
Ut'TTKlt Strung; creamery epeclala,
3c; extras, 37c; creajnjry, held special,
34''r3.'ic; extras, 32c.
MM 18 Firm; freh gathered, extiat,
42'u 44c ; first, 314ik:; refrigerator pe
dal mark, fancy, local Kloraga charges
paid, 24c; western gathered white, ajytuc.
. HKKF-Flrm; klms,
J-OI II KY Alive, firm; western chick
ens, lWii:tc; fowls, JlS4f U'l turkey. 14
'(ll; dressed, dull; western rhickena, stf
luc; fowl, (jtU'lttc; turkeys, WuUc.
Corn.
4iS
84
Oats.
108
CHICAGO GHAIN AND IMtOVISIONS
reataree of the Trading; Bad Closing
. Prlrea oif llonrd of Trade.
' CHICAOO. Dec. R. Action tnken by the
leading owner of cash wheat h we In
using newspaper advertising space as a
method of finding customers for his prop
erty led today to the most pronounced
welling preaaure noted for weeks In the
option trade on eh.mge. The outcome waa
1 violent breuk In prices, with the close
ahowlng a loss of l'4o to ISiu net. All
other staples suffered In sympathy corn,
Vf lo to l4ilVio down; oaia off So to
H'l'So and hog products, 6a to 27V0 lower.
Throughout the day the wheat market
seemed almost on the verge of demorali
sation. Traders In general who were on
the bull side were not only disheartened,
but also much punled at the unprece
dented course of advertising millions of
bushels of grain for sale as If the article
ottered Wtts a uepttrtment storebargaln,
instead qf the most Important stock of
food In the nation, approximately fUi.OOO,.
CKM worth. The fact that the advertise.
meat occupied only a couple of Inches of
stce at the bottom of a column added
to the mystification, but did not prevent
the market from Quipping In nearly a ver
tical line, with big houses liquidating nnd
top loss selling by small holders. The
effect was not confined to Chicago. The
tone of trading became comparatively
fcteady at the close. During the session
May, the principal option, ranged from
ftVio to Ktvc, with the close Htc net lower
t ia.
' Corn sold at the lowest Price in months.
May fluctuated between Mo and (I'tV,
closing steady, but 3T.lo net down at &J!
Cash gradea were weak. No 2 yellow old
was quo tea at Vic.
In oats there- was a great deal of un
loading on the part of longs. Top and
bottom figures touched fur May were
uud 4x",il!49c, with the close Wii
ia net lower at 4WMtte.
Extreme weakness developed in pro
visions. Tonight pork showed a drop of
20 to ZTVio; urc, 7fte to l'-'Vic, and ribs,
to to 7H&10C.
Leading futures ranged at follows:
Artlo'll Open. llinh. ) Low. ClQef jiff
H.t l.ool (lenrral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5.-WH KAT-Cah
steady; track, No. 3 red, fitt'JSc; No. 3
hard, 97cifl.07; December, Vic; May,
t'OHN-Lowtr; track. No. 3. 71c; No. 3
white, Tic; December,, Wic; May, txlc.
OATS Hteady; track, No. 2, c; No. 2
White, M'uc; December, 49c.
HYK 1'iichanged at !C.c.
FlJi;i-Dull; red winter patents, t4.8.Vff
4.75; extra fumy and straight, f3.boy4.JU,
nurii winter clears, .(10.
HI'KD Timothy, fl4.0a li.&0.
COHNMKAIi-f3.30.
KitAN-HlKher: sacked, east track.
tl.Wul.20.
HA 1 Firm; timothy, f21.0(ytf25.D0; pi
e, fl3.0in, 17.00.
FROVlbiuiNK Pork, unchanged: Job
bing, fh.7fi. Lard, lower; prime steam.
,i'u.iiHt. Dry salt meats, lower;
boxed extra shorts, h; clear ribs, 344;
short clears, HVfcr. Bacon, lower; boxed
extia hoit, c; clear ribs, 9a; short
clear, B'-c.
HUTTEIfc-Creamery, 35o; firsts. 33c:
seconds, slu; packing stock, 21 c.
liuut Kxtra. Jc; firsts. 31c: seconds.
17c. .. .
Receipts. Shipments.
10.300 10.000
22,0110 62.000
70,000 61,000
31,000 42.0J0
Wheat
Ieo..
1. May.
July.
Corn
1H-C
May.
July.
Oats
Dec..
May.
July.
Fork
Jan..
4'i
4',x
2W
til5.il
47!
4',
T4
n
3S
1
21
15 65-701 15 79
May. 10 00-10 ik u
lLafd )
Jan..IU74ffl
00 034
May.lJ I0-2H 2i-7Mi
ZUbs
Jan.. t 12S15 t 174
JHay.l. s 42 8 4ZVj
July.) K 40 I 8 4:',
4R
UViHIi
4uA
I
61ii
.4:i
46',
I
15 42H1 15 47H
16 hi !1& STJ ,
12
I 10
87 H.-
8 sr.
17'
8 12H15
8 42S
8 S7"40l
9
82V
Mil
47V1
4!i
la 70
19 U
05
2i
8
8 4.Hi
S 47Vi
Cash quotations were as follows:
r LUUH Kasy; winter patents, 84.00Q
800; winter straights, f3.7tnn4.75; spring
patents, fi.7n6Ho; spring straights, f4.iM
(U4.u0; baker,, f:i.7ii 1.7.
it x K No, I. :jt2'.i,t'.
ilARLKY Feed or mixing. 7&4rSc; fair
10 cnoice mailing, xi.icni i.r.'.
8KKIrt Timothy, Vl5.0o-ul5.2J. Clovr,
13.fa36.
FK0VI8IONS Lard, per W lbs., tSSO.
Short ribs sides tloose), fT.&T'i.
Total clearances of wiieat and flour
Were equal to 240,000 bu. Primary receipts
idj.ww du., compared with 625.0UO bu.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow; W heat,
3 cars; corn, 4J cars, oats, ft! cars; hogs,
Chicago fiiih I ri. es Wheat : No
a rea, ,S''4J.c; No. 3 red, &lr
ro. z liard, l'Kc'ti Jl.01 ; No. 3 bard
tiaidHfTc; No. 1 northern, fl UTsrlXO; No. !
northern, tl.tiol un: No. 3 northern, tl.C3 t
J .07: No. spring, f I l.Oi; m0. j spring.
Mfci'ii.(B; No. 4 ipriiiK-. ki'tll Ol; valvtt
liaff, T.c4j$1.04; durum. e,H'fl.0tl. Corn:
No. 2, old. 7uc: No. 2 yellow, old. 71c; So.
I, &,4imUc; No. f white, (V'iiv; No.
yellow. fV4M)ic: No. 4. tT .M;; No. 4
white, tliiikc: No. 4 1'i.lic.w f. .,
No. 3. !w; No. 3, 47c; No. 3 while. 4si4ju;
Flour
heat
Corn .,
Oats ...
Mlnaeapolls Urala Market. ,
M.'NNEAPOLia, Dec. f. WHEAT De
cember, fl.uo; May, 11.01V; July, tl.M.
tash: No. 1 hard, fl.02; No. 1 northern.
flOltrlOPi: No. 2 northern, W-MBttrHc;
No. 3, HmsiHc. ?
h'L.AX-li.0t.
HAKLEY-4l6c(atl.l8.
CORN No. 8 yellow, e.
OAIB-No. 3 white, 4&U46C.
RYU No. 2. R7i(ilf;Vc.
IKj N f22.50if 23.00.
FLOUl-Uemalned dull; Prices un
changed. Kirn patents, fo.QO46.8O: sec
ond, f4 .flOtis.BO; first
seconds, f2.4tij2.80.
clears, f3.60JJ3.M;
Kansas City Urala and Provlslona.
KAHSAS CITY. Dec. S-WHRAT
Cash, unchanged; No. 2 hard. 90c1i 11.03;
No. 8. g7oi fl.M; No. 2 red. KMrttc: No. a.
4(iilr,c; December, 96Hfj:fHcj Mav. W1!.
CORN Hteady; No. 2 mixed, 8iitWc; NO.
s. wxumc; no. 3 wn:te, nii.uMc; No. 8, 61(9
8f.c; December, 62'4riti2 H.c; May, fttd.
OATH 4Meady; No. 2 white, 4B49:
No. 3 mixed, 47WrJjsc.
4sC
Wheat
Corn .
Oats
Receipts. Shipment.
...24.000 2f,000
,..44.ls) . 40,0 -0
... 7.000 3.000
Philadelphia Prod nee Market..
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 6. BITTTER
firm; western creamery special, 40c; west
ern creamery extra, 89c: nearby prints
extra, 41c.
FAitJS Finn: Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free oases, flO.00 per case;
current receipts, free cases, flO.30 per
case; western firsts, free case. flO.80 per
case; current receipts, free cases, flO.JO
per rase.
CHEfc.SE Firm, lie h aher: New York
full cream, fancy, lOiUltic; fair to good,
liS'lSc.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Dec. 6,-CORN Steady: No.
t white, R9'Wj'c; No. 4 white, 5Hc; No. I
yellow, Kc; No. 4 yellow, frsiiwue: No.
3 mixed, 6Vic; No. 4 mixed, 6to; sample,'
56o. 1
OATS-Ixwer: No. S white. 4Sc: stand-
ard. 48o; Mo. I white, 47440; No. 4 white,-474.C
Mllwaakee Urala Market.
MILWAUKF-H. Dec. 6,-WHEAT-No. 1
northern, fl0ii.il 08; No. 3 northern, fl.04A
l.CtH; No. 2 hard winter, fl.00fll.02; De
cember, Wc; May, tote.
t)ATS Ktaiidard. 4!Xb4'4c.
UARLKy-Maltlng, fl.UUlKi.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Wall Street Digplayi Languid Inter
est in Trading- During Day.
WABASH SECURITIES FALL
Derelostaaeats at Railroad Meeting
Prove to Have Greater Kffret
Thna the President's Mrs. '
ease to Congress.
too 11 104 10
l.inn - .114
no (4 it it
K.HHI 6l4 6S'4 it,
l.ooo n4 n h
4X t i.14 i4
X 441st 44 4414
x"4
-1
Hi
1,10 72 lit 72
10SV4
100 U'4, rt'4 K
1 1I4H ll4 111
0 13!4 13104
4.IIK) 101 )UI4 101
NEW YORK. rec. S.-WhII street dis
played only 41 lanKllld Inter! In slrwlra
today. As a market Influencs the de
velopment at tha Wabash m..llni
of greater effect Ihun the presidents
When news of the nronosed trni-nnlnl
tlon reache.1 the street the only active
movement of the day. occurred. The Wa
bash securities tumbled to the lowest
prices of several yeiir and the whole
market weakened with them.
Tho Walmsh securitifa nn ,i l,.l ir.
of a favorable outcome of today's meet
ing showed the effects of heavv selling
at the outset today. In the afternoon
the pressure became more severe. The
common etoc.k yielded 3 to the pre-
ir-rn-u I,-., IO 11. nna trie 4 per cent
bonds 41 to 61. Rofore the close there
was a recovery. The selling reflected the
uncertainty which Is now felt as to the
future of Wabnsh.
I anadlan Pacific became wenk. nvtwlth.
atandlng the fact that the November re-
iori or gross earnings showed a gain of
more than tl.00u.000. The emu road also
were weaker. Among the Industrials.
American Cur, preferred, lost 2 points
after It whs announced that the rrmi.r
dividend hd been declared.
I lie bond market was heavv. Total
sale, par value. t4.742.O0O. United States
bonus were unchanged on call.
Number Of sales nnrl laallnv nMnl.llnn.
of stocks were as follows:
M.Im hi.i, !. ri.
Himrn pia
Amalssmatwl Copper ...
Am.fir.n Axrlrultursl ..
Am. Brat Suzsr
Amerlras Tin
Am.rtr.s C. T
Am. dittos Oil
American HAL ptd,..
Am, Irs sWvrltl.i
Am.rlr.s L4nH.4
Am.rtcae LAcotnotlvs ...
Americas a. a R
Am, g. R. pM
Am. Steal Founarln
Am. Susar K.flnlng
sm.riran I . Sc T
Am.rU-an Tnbaroo pf4...
Amertran Wwltn
Anai-oud Mlnlnf Co
Atrhiao
Atfhlann ptd
Atlantic Coast Use
Baltimore 4k Ohio
Bothlaham Btel
Breoklra Rapid Tr
Canadian Pai-llle
Cantral Leather
Oinlrsl tath.r pf4
(-antral of Mi Jaraay...
rheaaprak. Ohio
niic-airo a Alton
Chlraso O. W., sew
Chlraio O. W. pfd
Chlraso aV N. W
Chlrao, M. t. P
c, v., c. a si. L
Colorado F. I
Colorado A Bom hern
'onsnlldates Oaa
orn Producta
flawmr a Hudson
Denver A lllo Grand..,,.
Pner A R O. srd
Pl.tlllara' gacurltln
Rrl.
Eii. 1st fd
Krl. Id ptd
O.n.ral RlMtrle
Oreat Noriham ptd
Orf-.t Nerth.rn Or. ctla.
Illlnol. o.ntr.1
Intarborough Met
Intarhoroush Met. ptd..
International Harraatar.. ,
int.r-Martn. prd
Int.m.tlenal Plip.r ...
International Pump ...
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern.
K. ( So. K4
UrMt Om
UiulaTllle A NaahTlll.
Minn. A St. Louis...,,
M., St. r. A S. 8. It.
Mlanurl, K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd Iiw in
Mlaaourt Paclrte 1,000 eu
National Illacult loo 13K 4 js
national uiaa ano n, mu M
r. . m . n. vi m. a. pi.
N.w Tork O.i.tral
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk A W'eMM-a....
North Amarlran
Northern Pacific
raelllo Mall - mo It
PwinarWanl. l,i iat4 ui
ropi. s ua.
P . C, C. A St. L
rittaDursh t'Aal (
rraaaea steel f.r ..w.,., I
ruum.n rsiac. r.,
Kaliwar BtMl Sprint
llaedlns'
R.iullla Steel
Hepublle Steel pfd....
Ror. uiand Co
Pork laland Co. pfd.
St. L. A S. V. ti prd.. 10 41V 4I4i
St. Urate . W "
St. U S. W. pfd
tOO 7 JTH 7Vi
t.loo 11 n trai im
unt jm(
l 117V. l7
io in 101 1. 101
too at r i
1.IO0 774, 77S
,400 140V. UtVi t34
It
100 1 3V4 1
(00
l.JOO li 74 V4 Ui
10
104
14
900 141 4J lf!
I.7IX) lll UOVi 110V.
4.1
it
47
13V4
400 11 104 10
1114
00 J2H UV. 22 V4
47
HI It
l.too 114 aivi i4
400 t:vt in ti
41
1.400 UI 1T.2V4 It
400 lnVf 127 1!7
100 41 42 4
XS) 143 14t4 14114
100 141, 14T, 14!,
00 41 4T 47
1044
100 17 17 17
T4
134
Ml
us) nvt iivf nit
I.
lo--tiefflld g. A
ftvilhern Parlflr
Puthern llallwey '
Southern Mallear pfd...
Tennetaee I 'oppar
Texan A Pa.tllr....
T , St. U A W
T , St. U A ,W. pfd....
I nion Tarifir
I.'nt.si Parliln pfd
lolled State. Healty....
t'nlted Stales It.sher....
I' Sited State. Stnal......
I'. 8. Sleel pfd
V. -frolina Chemical ..
WShaah
W.haah pfd
Weetern Marylaad
Wenttnshouae Elw;trlil .
w retern t ninn
Wheellnt A U E.4
Lehle-h Valley
Tout sale for the day
45
'iisni lii4 H"4 1"
lano 80 ! J
w tl'i '"" '1
ten ,37 ?7 T
4il :4'4j 1t
1"0 n 17H IT
?no 4ta 4l 41
Si.sno Ma. !" 1TST4
K) M tWt
4H
rno 44 4r,4 . 4:.'t
M,n , 4'.'4 l
.7n tf 'imt 1V4
m il (V M'4
M PS W1
11.7WI 10 '4 i'
li.lWI J2H 114 19'
10 4J 2V H
' 44",
Jo 7t, 7 ' 7H
t ' i - 4-4
4" 1T7t4, 17 177S
Io7,70f ahare
VJ. 8. a. reg
do eoiapon .
V. 8. t. rag.
do coupon ,
V. 4a. ri.
do ooiqjon
ev Tork Money Market.
SEW PORK, lec. 5 MONET On
call, firm: 4Arr,4 per cent; rllng rate,
4H per cent; closing Md, 4 per cent; of
fered at 44 per cent. Time loans, active;
slxtv and ninety days, I per cent; six
months, 3Vf4 per cent.
PRIME WKRCANT1LK PAPER 44
per cent.
MTKRMXO EXCHANOK Kasy, with
actual business In bankers' bills at f4.H3
for sixty-day bills and at M.KhW for de
mand. Commercial bills. 34.WV4.
SILVER Bar, 66'e; Mexican dollars,
46V.C
110NDS Government, steady; railroad
heavy.
do rig quotations on bonds today were
as follows-
... .IDS' int. M. M . 4V II
'Japan 4a H7
....101. do 44 av
....1ul4K. C o. tat la... 7.1
...,IIJS,U 8. deb. 4a 1131... 43 Vj
....1114 I. A N. unl. 4a.... 9S'i
Allla-Chal. 1st ia... M M. K. A T. let 4a 7
Amer. Af. 6m lolVi do pen. 4 H
A T T. c. 4a. .10' 'Mo. Pacific 4a 79
Am. Tubscco 4a 0'4 N. R. H. of M. 4V,. 024
do t 117 N. Y. il. M JHa... M
Armour tUt. 4V.a. im do dh. 4 M'4
Atrhlenn en. 4..... MH'N. T. N. H. A H.
do CT. 4e 107V4 c. 4s 13IT4
do cv, ia 10SV.N. A W. let c. 4... tttVi
A C. U 1st 4. 4 do ct. 4a 1074
Bal. A Ohio 4s No. Pacific 4a 10014
do IS 00 44V4
do 8. W. MV.O. 8. L. rfd. 4a.... WV4
li.,k Tr CT. 4a... 44 Penn. CT. !'4a 1915.. B4'4
can. oof Oa. 4. lott 'do con. 4 102
Vn. Ij.atb.r a s.'t neaaing gen. t sv
C nt N. g. ta. laiSB. L. A 8. K. ff. 4a WV4
Ch'ea, A Ohio 4Va..l01'4 do g.n. ta n
So ref. ia. M ft. U 8. W'. e. 4a. 784
Chtcaso at A. '.. V4 do let (old 4..... tn
C. B, A t. i- 4.... S.-SJ-S. A. JL. 4. SIVi
do s.n. . MVtgo. .po. col. 4s.... H
C M B P. d 4. 2V do c. 4. 7Va
C. R. I. A P. e. 4.. 7.1 ao let ret, t. no
do rfs 4... l4 8o. Railway is..,
Colo Ind. ta. 7 da sen. 4a
Colo. Mid. 4. 40 Union Par I no 4.
c A fl. r. A e. 4Via 7 do ct. 4 ,
r. A H. ct. 4 74 do lat A ref. 4. 474
D A R. O. 4s aOVfcU. 8. Rubber 4a.... 104
do ref &.... 7 V. 8. Rteel 2d .....loitt
ptMlller.' ia 74'4 Vs.J'ar. Cham. is. .1004
74reDaan HI M..,....i04
7H do lt A ex. 4s.... tiS
(4v,Wmtern Md. 4. 81
74V4Weat. Klec. cr. Ga. 1J
Oan. Klec. ct. i....lta wia Central 4..... V7'4
III. Can. lat ret. 4. 944 Mo. Pac. ct. is
bjt. Met. 4V4S 7V4Panam Is 1(11
London Block Mrket.
IX5NDON. Dec. 6. American securities
opened quiet and a fraction higher today.
Support was lacking, however, and most
of the Hat eaaed off during the first
hour. At noon the market wan dull and
prices ranged from unchanged to hi
higher than yesterday's New York closing-
1-ondon Closing stock quotations:
Receipts were:
Official Monday..!:
Kstlmate Tuesday.
TWO dSVS this Wank . . n ot tr, 739 W 7K
Prime days last weak... ifia ' li'irn lx'n.-;
Same dnys 2 wk aro..l.T7H 15,315 34.750
.iinie clays 3 wks a6..13,78 8.419 83,k7
Fame tTnys 4 wks ago.. 17.433 , 7.015 08.0M
Same" days last year... .16.W18 7. lR,2t
The following table shows the receipts
ot cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
lor the year to date as compared with
last year: 1H ium ine icx
t-tle 1,H6,2M 1.J42.500 ..(....' 37.332
"T 3.1S0.RS3 1,771.673 409,110
SnGP "...2,C77,iffi6 2.916.5S3 98.716
The following table shown the. avernan
pricei ,,aid for hog at South Omaha tor
the last few days, with comparisons:
..101,
.. 7
1MV4
.ioH
Erl. p. 1. 4.,
do sen. 4.
do ct. 4a, aen A
do aerie. R. ...
Console, mon.y
do account ,
Amal. Copper
An.cond
Ate hi eon
do ptd
77 LouIbtIII. A Naah..lt2U
. 77V4MO., Kan. A Tex.. 114
. 44 V4 New York 4ntr.l. .1oV4
. 74 Norfolk A Weat.rn.lllVtj
.108', do pfd si
.107 , Ontario A Weateru. 41V4
Raltlniors A Ohio..!' Pens.ylTanla
44 '4
700 U7 ltiVi 1M44
IS
mo 114 . iuvt
li HJV4 K'V lOVi.
44
lvj
ih4
Canadian Peelflo . J46S Rand Mine. t
Cheaapeak. A Ohio. 7 V, Iteadlns - 774
( hi. Ureat Weet.ra. Klfi Bo u them Ry 30 1.
Chi., Mil. A Bt. P.llt do pfd 7JS
lie Beers 14 4 Southern Psclfle ....lliVtj
UenTer A Klo a.... IJ union rsciiia J,v
do pfd 4 do pfd ....
Erl. 1374V. 8. BtMl..
do lat pfd i3! do pfd
do Id Tifd 44 Wthlth
I Grand Trunk 164 do pfd
Illlnol. central ...,147Vt
M 1 L, Vtill Bar, steady at, 25 7-lGd per
ounce.
MONET 2tii per cent.
The rate of discount In the' open market
for short bills Is Z per cent; for three
months' bills, 3 U-l&U3 per cent.
.... 46H
....1114
.... 10V4
.... UV4
loe 14
300 104
100 40
1.10 1U4V4
14
10
40
104
71 U.
1,400 IIII4 in 14 117x4
14
104
40
101
414
1V4
121
704 104 V4 10IV4 1014
llW'rtli4 144V4 1M4
Dun's Report of Bank Clearings
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dee. 5.-METAL8-8lSnd-ard
copper, weak; spot and Ie-
cember, tl2.70JlU.lsj; January, fl?72Vj(
1. i, reoruary ana si arc 11, fiz.7zvwi4.tw,
Ixndon market easy; spot, 4-i lis 3d:
futures, xl'j 6s 3d. Arrivals reported New
ork today, i,9M tons. Custom house
returns show exports of ! 8i5 tons; so
tar this mouth; lake copper. 13V441.1!o;
electrolytic. 13V,Hi Ukic; casting, i;'t,iiljic.
Tin, weak; spot, fl5.uVsii4ii.wi: I XcemUer,
f44.754j45.&': January, f44.ou4j46.00; Feb
ruary, f4j.7.'wi44 tx; Matt li, Hl.&ikij ia 5;
April, f ll.UKiti.25. Ixmdou. easy: spot.
f.-i; futures, l:tl Us. lM'al sales. 'Jl
tons Iecember at fio 00. l.rail, quiet, ft. 40
tut.M ISew york; fl.vu4.3j east Ht. lyonn.
Loiidun, il5 lus M. Spelter, weak; f Uu
i.m rtew York; suae i.ut ft. lnu. Mn
d n, i-7. Amnion) , dull; Cookson a.
I, fjji-, '(.l W. Iron, Cleveland warrants
a lr'.J In lxtndon. Liocally Iron il
Irrcsular. No. 1 foundry northern, tl4.I3
trioW; rso. i. fl4.jutill ..a; Mo. 1 aoutliern
and No. 1 southern soft, f 14 KWl ia
ST. lXU'lS. Deo. -I-KAD 3lead:
tt l', ppeitcr, in in; 4.Xd,
lanuatru, te-d'urii', Itye: Mo. 3. Kr.0(
K'io. Timothy: 13.i 15.35. Clover: tU.60
4UX25. Hurley: coctVfl.'i.
lil.TTKH- Steady; creameries. 2SfiJ6c;
4lairls, Zf.fiBc.
WIUS fcuady; receipts, i.059 case; at
Ttiark, cast Included, Ei'aiV; firsts. 2tJ
itx; ordinary, 2.!.'7o.
CHEtftK Ktbatiy; daisies, 1531Si,c;
ina, 14Vsil4c; young Americas, liUil
JjH ; long horn,
CuTA'I'OEs-rirtn. rholce to fancy, hi
4i-sc; fair to good. 2(i6c. .
lUUiyntY r'irm; turkeys, 15yi7c: chick.
4ins. loyllc; springs, lie.
VKAC titeady; U to l lbs.. 7Jlle.
Uartot Keseipts Wheat. S3 cars, with I
tf contract grade; corn, 4t.S oar, with
tun of contract grade; oats, lull cwra.
iotal receipts of wheat at Chicago. Mm
impvI1s said Duluth today were 4JU ear,
cumpared with tjno oars last week and 444
cars the corrmpondlne day a year ago.
Mlaaeapolia Grata Market.
VINNEAFOU8. Dec. 6.-WHEAT-De-camter,
fl uoS,; May, fl.oi; Juiy w
i ti: Ko. 1 itrd. fl.OM.; No. 1 northern.
ii itil n; No. 2 Dorthern. t4e.cj.c:
o. 3, riuavks.
f
Liverpool Urala Market.
XJVEKKXU Dec. 6.-WH KAT-Spot
Cottoa Blarket.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-COTTON-Ppot
closed quiet. 6 points higher; middling
upiund. .3U.-; middling guir, t.eoc; sales,
4uu bales.
Futures closed very steady; December,
12c; January, February. t.81c; Mnrell,
Wc; April, .7c; May. June, 2o; July,
t.Ilo; August, V.ltlc; Koptember, .17c; Oe
tuber, .Kc; November, i.XSu.
Terprat lae; aad Rest a. .
SAVANNAH, (la .) Dec. S.-TURPEN-
TIN B Firm. tTfctTc: sales, 311; receipts,
7U; stiipuietit. zmi stock, ss iua. -
KOolN r irm; sale. 3,4; receipts,
f.64; shipments, T77; stock, 11S.4&1. guot:
k. ii.io: i. K.ib: r,. ii.3o: f. 0. 11.. up: 1
Hi 3b; K,H,M, M ia; N, ftkW; W, a, t7.W;
W, W, fJ.IO.
New Tork Mlalas Blacks.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6. Closing .quota
tions on n liiing stork were:
Alio ) Utile Chief I
t .. Tuusel KtKk. 9.
do boad. 14
Coo. 4t. A Va ti
Iro. Sliver 11
ladilll. Coa I
. u!lere4.
Ueil.es
tiiiurt.
Ophlr
sia.dard
V.lluw Jacket
...I'M
...it J
...'
... M .
Daak t'learlaca.
OMAHA. IVc .-13atik clearing for to.
day were f2,423.3&i.47 and for the cor
r-apoudiuf da lal )r RjK.HI.rl,
t.
41. MO )MVa 144
1.400 Sil, ta
II
II
100
400
3
to
11
12 'I
S4
4t4
41
IS
70
Ilosloa Slock Market
BOSTON, Deo. B. Closing quotations on
stocks were a follow
Allouea
Amal. ropper
A. T.. L. A 8 ,
Artiona Oim
B A C. C. A 8. M.
Butt. Coalition ....
UI. A Arlaona...,
C.I. A Hecla
Centennial
op. Hans. C. '...
East Hull. C. M...
Franklin
Olroux Con
Qrmnbr Con
Ureen. C.nanea .
II Mohawk 44 1
4 J 14 Nevada Con H1V4
ZiVi Nlplaalns Mine... 1u
... Vi
3J North Uutte
44 North Lake ..
14 4 Old Dominion ....
i7VOsreola
IM P.rrott B. A C...
ll4gulnry
614 Shannon
llSuparlor
t Superior A B. M..
4 Tamarack
24 11. 8. 8. R. A at.
1 do pfd
lala Koyal. CoDtier. HPUh Con
Krr Lk. 1 1H tab Copper Co.
bake Cnppar MViWinon. ,
1 Sail. Copper.... 14 rVolTerln
Miami Copper 11V4
IV4
, 404
. M
, 11
.
S(4
4S
414
-144
Ivt
I II
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Trade Active, with Prices a
Little Stronger.
HOGS GEHXRALLY TEN. LOWER
Liberal Rea of aheea. and I.ambs
Olvra Bayers Chaaee to Poo a 4
Market lato Llae with
' Other Selllaa Polats.
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec. 5, 19UL
Cattle. Hog.
4H37
6.000
4.819
i.320
Sheep.
t.444
13.5.0
late. I ma. jlitlo.iliMt.il.ilts.lliiuti.llieJft.
Nov. 2
Nov. 27.
Nov. 38.
Nov. 2J
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
I t aS 041 4 07 400
12MI 04 t & 4 26 f 02
0OA.I '- 6 67 6 07
IW' 7 07 t Oil 4 36
' 7 0otl2S4&0604
103 711 JW 515 f Ou
W 7 U 8 OU i 75 4 61
, 71a803i6S 464 60S
02 8 03 G 611 4 G3 8 13
I 7 K 6 6S 4 t7 8 121
4 G7
4 73
4 41
e
4 tr
4 H7
4 M
wunday. Holioay.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
Jt the Union Ktock Yards, South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours endlns- at 3
P. m.:
KECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattie.Hogs.tiheep.Ii" rses.
-'., M. & Bt. P 18
Wabash s
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific ...... u
C. A N. W.. east.. R
C. A N. W.. west.. 17
C, St. P., M. ft O.. tl
C, B. Ac Q., east.. 8
C, B. dt (J., west.. 44
C, R. I. ft P., east
Hindis Central 2
C. O. W 1 .
. 1
Total' receipts ..199
3
X
t3 41
. 13
47
17
3
158 "68
DISPOSITION UK AD,
Cattle. Hogg. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 413
witt and Company.... 772
Cudahy Packing Co....l,0(W
Armour ft Co... 700
M oriel 1 t4
Murphy
W..B. Vansant .......... 27
Benton, Vansant. ft D. C5
Hili ft Son 3SI4
K B. Lewis....' i6
Huston ft Co ' 84
J. B. Boot ft. Co 68
J. H. Bulla , . 143
1 F. Husx 25
U Wole - -a
McCreary ft Carey ig
S. Werthelmer jsl
H. F. Hamilton 86
Sullivan Bros..... 12
Lee Rothschild- 44
Mo.i4.kin. calf. Co.. 67
Cllne ft Christy 68
Sol Degen 34
Other buyers' ' 7(jo
1,667
3.014
2.303
3,324
"m
847
1.772
4,128
2,447
Total baak axekaa g far ta asoata of November at all leading eltlts of the United Stetaa,
aeeordlsf to tit lUuessest eonplaMl ky R. O. Don 4s Co., for Den's Rsviaw, wklea In
eln4as returns from 113 eeoters, sr4P ll3,H3,t7,36, Uarsaso of 3.1 par seat as
pared wtttt tho bus meslh last year, bat a loss of 6.1 per east as oompared with the
eorrsepeadlng Bieath la 1909. At Kow Tork toero Is a rala of 3 a per east ever last year,
which Ig a aotahly better showing than was nud by tho preoeding moath, sad while tho
faieroaso Is to soma ax test da to saor seUvs stoek market oporattoaa, It also rofleets ox
paasloa la rsgttlar buslBess eperaiioaa Outside eltlts also make a favorable MapaTtac
with a year ago, with a gala of 3.0 par eoat, sad several dtles that for iota time have
boea reporting losses sow stake tlaa. On tho other hand, tho loss compared with IM Is
met large, aad It Is boeounted for almost entirely by tho smaller rarer at Now Tork City,
tho msjorlty of tho ettles outside that eeatsr reporting moro or less ozpoastoa, Tho fatal
reported by tho el ties la tho New Eaglaad State show some Increase evar both year,
several leading cities bow making gains, among thorn Boaafa. Sprier. eld, Woroester,
Lowell, New Uavea and Hartford, tho larger flgures being a refleetioa of reviving man
faeturing activity In that section. In tho Middle Atlantic a fairly satisfactory comparison
Is mado with last year and with 11109, aad while some loss Is .till reported by a nam bar of im
portant cities gains appear at Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Rochester, WUkeo-Barro aad others.
Return from tho el tia In tho South Atlantic Btatei Indicate generally favorable conditions,
tho largo gains at Baltimore, Richmond, Atlanta, Macon and Jacksonville reflecting eoo
slderable basinets activity in tho territory they servo. In tho Cantral Sealh there la still
some irregularity compered with a year ago, and while some loss appears st several leading
orators, It is offset by tho gala at others. Compared with 1909, however. Increases are moro
general sad St. Louis, Nssh villa aad Usjveaton report larger exchanges than ia either year.
In the Central States the velum of baak classing displays further Improvement, laeresaas
at sueh Important sitlas as Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Mllwaakee, EvanavlUo, Canton,
Peoria, Oread Rapids, Toaagstown aad others, resulting la some gain in tho total over both
years, Although a number of elds la tho Western States still report moro or leas decreaaa,
seme Improvement appears at several leading centers, among them Kansas City, Minne
apolis, Llaeela, less Moines aad Topeka, aad there is now a small Increase in the total over
lest year aad a moro favorable comparison than previously with 1909. The leading cities on
the Faclfle Slops continue to mak saUafsetory returns, good gains sdll being made by such
Important eaotars as San Franclaco, Los Angeles. Portland, Oakland and Salt Lake City,
while a closer eompertsoa at a number of other cities indicates better conditions at there
points.
e
110.
SKd1.4SO.01S
P8,7o SJ
Totals 5,1!jo 10,9M0 10.293
CAiTDli Receipts ot cattle" were lib
eral today, , 2w cam being reported In,
Ine total for the two'daya foots up 9,!Ua
nead, about the same as -last week, but
smaller than, previous .'weeks and smaller
than a year ago by 6,0u0 head. Advices
noin other points were not very encour
aging, but the demand here waa good and
the result i was a good,, active aiid siroiik
market on, all desirable kinds of cattie.
,Bcef steers were sought after this
miming and una trade was active auu
strong, . being fully a dime higner tliau
la.t week's close. . Pretty ) decent kind of
cattle- soid up as hlgh-aa fi.3u,-tlie best
price so tar this 'month.
Cows and' heifers also . were' In good
demand and the desirable kinds were
tree- sellers-at 'prices' that were if any
thing a little stronger again than yester
day; 'Inel'e was.'iiuw'eVbi', a medium ainu
of cows selling. at f3.00 to.t3.o0 that did
not appear to- be In-very active' demand
and' In consequence cattle ' of ' that kind
nave not siiowu much advance.
Uood feeders Were sougnt after again
today at good, strong prices. The traue
was active arid pretty mucu everything
cuunged hands. In good- - season this
morning. ,1 he. medium to common kinds,
while not so much sought' alter, were at
least steady. c - - .
quotations on ' native cattle: Good to
choice. -beef -steers, $ti.1ad7.7; fair to good
beet steers, to.Jttllli; common .. to lair
beef steers,. 44.iotft6.i6; good to choice
Heifers, f4.7otiiS.25; -good to. choice cows,
I4.4u! 6.00; . fair. to. 'good cows, t3.50!ij4.40;
common. to fair .; cows, f2.?6t(3"6o; veal
calves, 'fJ.25t7;36: -' ;
vjtioiationa on .rang, crime. -Good to
choice beef sheers, lM.Trtr-W; fair to good
ueet steers,' 35. ONflA-19; cbititnon : to fair
00 f steers, $4. 40ih.l"J;, gdod io cnoice cows
and heifer. .f4.40411t.1aj;, fair. to good cows
and hellers.- W.6oU4.0; lotiiinon to lair
cows and , heifers, f2.ur3.M; .good to
choice stockera , and ' feeders, fu.txnij43.0v;
fair to good stacker and-feeders,
u.uo; common to fair, stockers and feed
ers, f3.OOyH.40; stock heifers, fS.0Oa4.25;
bulls, stags,, etc., 33.004.86.
ttepreseutauve sales
Kovsassa.
M SSMtiaaS
alieetie
Sa. Aiiaaua..
aatkara....
Oeeianii..
waaca ,
JMJ
M.I. may .
0.
ATartaTeealUf
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or tebar
lHlemtM(r ...
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i nae
.
f
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Some lmprotn
of oxchaages at
sosnswhat more
Not 4a sin.
MlaseaiMtis....
at
lae MallM.....
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4r b4te...
aaaaa. l it ....
bt Jaaeya.
Okiij
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Jooaie ........
Wsciiita .........
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t aaveato Sf (a..
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1111.
SOeol,43
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vment la ihu e.iern 61st ,aeted in the galas diSMau u iho vol one
Ksasaa City, MiuneapolU, Lincoln. Des Moines and Topeka, which ladleate
activity ia geaetal baslaess. Tho flgsres U detail fellow ;
I"
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4 44
t 40
4 7o
4 74
4 75
4 M
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7 00
7 SO
7 ri
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4 00
4 04
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4 40
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u letders., IW4
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12 feeders.. f4
4 rows yxi
t cows ft!
14 steers..,
t calves..
3 calves..
8 cows...,
.1214 f 30
4 55
1 10
t 2j
4 63
t 80
e 25
most
4 70 7 stfer.
IM. Fox Wyo.
5 .v 14 cow inno
6 60 13 cows 0
7 2U 2 cows (iti
2 so
Laughlln Wyo
6 40 H rows 1125
4 55 14 rows 81a
3 Si
Sllf'I'U DAKOTA
W cows 873 3 60 feeders.. 738
I1U1JH A blir showln or hns-s at
of the IcHdlng market points gave buyer
consiueramo leverage end trade in gen
era! suffered. Local I v. buyers Insisted
uiMin decline of generally a dime and
bulk of a 11,000-head run changed hands on
this basis. In spots, the market appeared
no worse that StitOc oft, nut sellers plac
ing offerings at the les.er reduction
either had averages especially attractive
or managed to Induce competition from
several different quarters.
Movement during the session was at
no time very lively, but few lulls de
veloed and the yard were practically
cleared by 10:30 o'clock. Shippers and
speculators favored the butcher classes
und purchased about seventeen load in
all, fully 1(1 per cent of the rntlrn aiinntv
Larit. butcher and bacon cr.irlii ania at
the high, middle and low spreads, re
spectively, premiums for weight re
maining tinchansed. The best heavies on
taie landed nt fti.log6.16, the latter figure
being too. Hutchers moved nroond l, fcfi
6.05 and bacon stuff ranged from f5.90
downward. .Scattered bunches of little
Pigs sold lamely under the f5.00 mark.
Representative sales:
44
91
45
15
77
II
47
43
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74
11
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...191
...m
...194
...:i4
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...197
...220
...234
...214
...lit
...tit
...214
...87
...117
...203
...211
...217
...211
...208
...104
...221
...IXl
...211
...222
120
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40
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100
40
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40
120
40
40
-40
40
40
40
40
40
120
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140
40
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40
10
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124
140
140
120
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160
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344
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t 00
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4 0o
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4 00
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"2 1&7 ... 4 40 74 206
"2 17 ... t oo 74 2J4
16 TI ... I in 14". 21S
7 147 IS II 133
37 171 1C0 t 70 II 212
t IS 10 JS5
t 74 71 2.15
t Ml 44 i;.a
t 80 49 244
t SO t7 214
t 40 to ..279
t 60 VI 2.,2
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t ti 41 2.14
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I U 41 2113
t 45 42 194
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t S74 18 ,.324
4 I74 15 211
I 17 72 211
t 40 19 2X1
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t K0 44 270
t 40 70 20
t SO 14 281
t 40 41 210
6 40 41 tfil
4 90 M 244
I 90 41 291
t 90 41 282
I 40 18 284
t 92 13 404
t I24 47 273 ...
t 92',. 25 402 ...
1124 II 17,7 ...
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PIGS ODDS AND ENDS.
140 ... I 30
BHEEl Opening trade In fat sheep and
lambs was about as dull as could be
imagined. Demand proved almost life
ess and there was little or no business
transacted until well along in the morn
.tig, all buyers holding back with the
openly expressed Intention of chepenlng
cost. Rather lurge receipts together with
unfavorable advices from the east were
responsible for this attitude. The run
amounted to about 13,000 head and con
sisted of fed and warmed-up arrivals, the
latter classes being 'especially plentiful.
KanKe offerings, coming directly under
western billing, were very scarce.
When trading finally started it became
apparent that sellers would have to mnke
attractive concessions in values to pro
uuce anything like n rredltaole clearance,
good fed stock-ruling-about Wiiioc lower.
I his decline waa shown both in desirable
sheep and lambs, the . market for short
fed stuff being generally described as
"shot to pieces." Btrings that looked like
ihey had been finished in a fortnight had
to move at almost any old figure, sellers
fading to even get a bid In many quar
ters. Trade dragged along in this fashion
until after midday, closing on bottom.
Uood fat lambs dropped to to.1." and less
and wethers that passed the f3.60 mark
had to . be first-class. Well conditioned
ewes ranged around ' 13.25, but the de
mand for canners waa very slack.
Country call for feeders seemed to be
reasonably healthy and prices in general
showed little quotable change. Not much
thin stuff went out,- honever, as supply
has been- steexWyj elu-inktliij. - Yesterday's
entire purchase on finishers' orders
amounted to only 1,200 head. -
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, fo.&0fto.80; fair to good
lambs, f5.264jD.G0; feeder lambs, f3, 764.75;
fair to choice yearlings, f4.154j4.6; feeder
yearlings, -f3.EtVu3.9T; good to choice
wethers, f3.50(i3.8o; fair to good wethers,
f3.25''3.B0; feeder wethers, fJ.0J.(j3,38; good
to choice ewes, 43.2&U3.40; fair to good
ewes, f3 00(j3.; feeder, ewes, f 2.4 3.00;
cull ewes, tl.W(72.1f.
Kepresentative sales:
No. - Av. Pr.
210 re-' wethers 103 4 00
121 fed lambs 71 5 25
10 fed ewes 105 3 60
1665 Wyoming lambs, feeders... 60 4 65
UK) Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 64 4 00
7 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 04 2 00
483 fed lambs 71 6 60
60 fed lambs, culls 67 - 4 25
17 fed ewes . 100 3 75
201 fed yearlings and wethers. 97 4 00
149 fed ewes 106 3 40
303 fed lambs 73 6 00
2(8 fed lambs 61 4 50
72 fed lambs, culls 52 4 00
243 fed ewes, culls 90 2 70
118 native lambs 85 2 60
29 native lambs, culla. 69 1 60
Kansas City! Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. - 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 10,000 head, Including 300 southerns;
market steady to strong; dressed beef and
export steers, f6.50fr9.00; fair to good, fi.OO
titi.60; western steers, f4.0066.u0,; stockers
and feeders, f3.90tij5.8o; southern steers,
f4.30l.&0; southern cows, f.'.764.50; na
tive cows, f2.7txa5.2f; native heifers, Jt.lOjt
7.00; btilK f3.5O7i6.00; .calves, f4.0r7.&0.
HOGS Keceipts, 19,000 head; market lOtf
I 24V lower; bulk of sales t5.2."tt.2n.i heavv.
If720(i.2f; packers and butchers, fti.OOiati.!;;
.lights. $..t3ti5.10; pigs, f4.2T-ii5.Otl.
. PHEB'.P AND IMH.S-ltccelpts. W.OOO
head; market steady to 10c lower: mut
'tons. f4 2ro:.sr; venrllnKS, f4.00iio.0(i;
wethers, 17.2Mi4.00; ewes. f.l.tiO'JiJ.M). Block
ers and feeders, f2.OVu4.00.
CHICAGO MVP. STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and Mirep Steady
Hons Loner,
CHICAGO. Dec. 5 CATTLE Receipts,
7.600 head; market steady; beeves, f4.W;p
9.23; Texas steers, f4.1o4i5. 75; western
steers, f4.60ir7.25; stockers and feeders.
f3.0tv(i5.75; rows and heifers, fJ.OOStj.W;
calves. f.V.IVVUS.00.
HOGS Keceipts. 31.000 bend; market
slow, l"c lower than yesterday's average;
light, f5.4r4tfi.16; mixed. f:.;iVn.3: heavy,
l5.8fVU43.35; rough, f5.85ij6.06; good to choio.
heavy, tti.OVatS.35; pigs, f 4.2r.ii5.C0; bulk of
sales, ff..90i.26.
KHEKH AND I.AMES Receipts. Ki.Ot'')
head; market steady; native, i2.nOQ4.4iO.
western, f2.75i54.00; yearlings, f4.0ri 5:V;
native lambs, f3.750t'.OO; western, ft.iW
6.00.
St. t.onle Live !toek Market.
(ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5. CATTI.li-P.ecelpts,
3,900 head, Including 700 Texans; market
steady to 10c higher; native shipping nml
export steers, 7.6t!i9.O0; dressed beef and
butcher steers, t5.OOyj7.00: steers under
1.000 pounds f4.0tV((7.O0: stockers nnd feed
ers, f3.0tn4i.OO-, cows and heifers, fa.OO.OU;
canners, fl.00f3.00; bulls, t3.75tjf5.25; calves-.
t4.2f8.50; Texas and Indian steers, t-1.00
4(7.00; cows and heifer. ft.Ml'itV.OO.
HOGS Receipts, 14,000 head; market
steady to 10c lower; pigs and lights, M 50
f(i6.20; packers, 15.75(13 6. 25; butchers and
best heavy, f5.907iC.15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,K)
head; market 10c lower; native muttons.
S4.25ilj5.90; lambs, ft.ZTifi'o.??; culls and
bucks fl.25ia3.00; Btockers, fl.60S3.2j.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
8T. JOSEPH. MO., Dec. 6. CATTLE
Receipts 2.3O0 head: market steady:
steei s, fl.5o4i8.2C; cows and heifers, f2,t5
i)00; calves, f.3.00&7.50.
HOGS Receipts, 11,600 head; market
lower; top, fti.25; built of sales, 5.76t.20.
SHEEP AND U-tlS- Receipts, 2.600
head; market steady; lambs, f4.5tiuF5.85.
Stock In Slttht.
Receipts of live stock at the five pr'.n
clpal western markets eysterday:
Cattle. Hogs Sheep
South Omaha 5.000 10.W0 ir... -
St. Joseph 2,300 11.500 2,."i 0
Kansas City 10.000 19.0K) lti.OiKl
Ft. Louis 3,900 14,000 4.4'N
Chicago 7.600 34,000 25,000
Totals 8.700 89,400 61,200
Metal Market.
NETV YORK, Dec. 6.-METALS
Standard copper, weak; spot, fl2.7OU712.90;
January, fl2.72V' 12.90; electrolytic, fl3.12ii
((13.25; casting, fl2.62(fi;12.87H. Tin, weak;
spot, f45.25-ij45.90; January, f44.6X((45.0i.
Lead, quiet; t4.404.60, New York, ami
I1.2ya4.85, East St. Louis. Spelter, weak;
t6.5Ca.65, New York; f6.50. East St.
Louis. Antimony, dull; Cookson's, f7.87'a
(i8.00. Iron, Irregular; northern grades,
tl4.5015.00; southern, tl4.OOQll.75. Sliver,
65 'Ac.
ST. IX)UI9. Dec. 6. LEAD Steady;
fl.37H. Spelter, firm; f6.25.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-COFFEE Fu
tures closed steady at a net decline of
US 18 points. Sales, 88.250 bags. Decem
ber. 13.iic; January, 13.30c; .March. 13.1Jc;
April. 13.13c; May, 13.08c; June, 13.07c; July.
August, September, 13.0tc; October,
Novemebr, fl3.04c. Spot coffee, unsettled;
No. 7 Rio, 14ic; No. 4 Santos, ltic. Mild,
quiet; Cordova, 16H18V4c. nominal.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Dec. 6 WOOL-Trading In
domestic wool continues fairly active;
values steady. Domestic fleece are be
coming scarce. Ohio washed delalna
brings from S0ti'31c and Michigan quarter
blood sells for 24c.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Dec. 6. WOfiL
Steady; territory and western mediums,
17620c; fine mediums. 1 fro 18c; fine, 11 15c.
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA. Dec. 6.-HAY-N0. 1. 314.00:
No. 2. fl3.00: coarse. tl200; packing stock,
f8.50iiT9.00: alfalfa, 315.00. Straw: Wheat.
fti.OO; rye and oats. 37.50.. .
Visible Supply In Canada.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5. The visible sup
ply of wheat in Canada last Saturday
was 9.2S7 000 bushels, a decrease of 1,844,.
000 bushels.
ASSETS
REALIZATION
COMPANY
CAPITA!, , . 910,000.000
Will loan on aecurity requlr
1 n g special investigation
or close supervision, and
not available for bank loans.
Large enterprises financed.
Prompt investigation o f
security offered, whatever
.Its character o r location.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
HBW TOKK 99 Broad Street
rHlXAXEI.FKIA Lafayette Bldg.
CHICAGrO. first Bat! Bank Bids;.
Protect Your Hogs From Disease!
Tho Deadly Swine
hsWtffli 1 1 ntt Irf .tfatiyv. Disease Now Sweeping
I'll Stamp Out the Great Cause - Tho country it wipinf out
WORRIS. I'll Prove It Before YOU Pay &Ur Herds in Just A Few Days
Worms are the great cause of the deadly scourge nowsweeplng the country. Read what the
editor ot the Iowa Homestead says Nine-tentfts ot tnis trouble among nogsisuue nrst to a As1
weakening of the constitutional powers on account of the ravages of worm." There's the
whole truth ip a nut-shell. 1 ou must get rid of the worm. 1 11 do it for you. I'll prove
it betore you pay. Keuu tills letter
FEEDERS.
143 4 cs
141 4 ;s
.., l 4 li
410 I to
ioji 1 40
IvS I 44
f K t 00 ii
4 444 4 IS 4
I bal 4 II 40 ,.
Ill 414 4 44 14 1.
IS 4?T 4 14 14
. 147 4 40 2
1 tuevn a.
v T. B. Hogan Mont.
steers.. ..ions 5 13 IM feeders.
It heif.rs... 4s 4 75
It heifers... 4300 4 00
cows Hjl t if
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7 t4ers.
T cows
21 calves...
73
10 cows 1040
30 betters. 1
17 cows 1
tt Poo Mont
1 heifers..
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NEBRASKA.
SH3 . u s fet'uers.. :
3M 4 si - calves... 4JO
r U Hrooks .'eb.
775 I 70 4 heifers... 91
57 4 00 S calves
Holcoiub 4,'attle 10. Nb.
4 steers.. ..1110 f 10 4 calves.
IS calves... 14.1 4 60 43 cows.
IS cows i& t eVO 1U cows.
WYOMING. -
14 steers. ...lost
f feeders., ism,
14 belfets.. T.4 -
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4 00.
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S steers.
U cows...
144 t 54
104 I 40
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144 I Oo
144 15
140 40
144 I 11
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jour aisickrtiA sjOitfrtwly.Tk
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u(tUkuk ou haaaadl II twnieaMhkHjtl-Vektoltvit
iaarn all day.V( a.tmpi pay the "81111 freight
cbanr hn li arrtvoa aud wba thaflu days are up
Import naulta. If el-Vot or-ei at do what I claiia
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viTis) piaff ua j i.-i4airr4..S4Mt44i or trsni wsrra
within Oiri milM of mo lnitl lutbcs
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abxpress i repald from Distiller to T ou
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suanirea, u g;ari patent I galloe asaujoaaa. 4 e srsta r ultuu u b.sl yoa aeed
send no money
We ship oa 30 day.' credit. If yoa have yonr Bierehant or bank write ua tear
anlMiof account. NoC O. D. rail Oa4 BotlUa of Rye Bourbon ot Corn are
eiprewd pc .paid ia plain bote, either 4 tor ! J. A tyr $6, or 1 at lor 49.
f K EE 4 miciatui. boiilcs ot Sel.cled Fulioo wuli eterj t I alios order.
with 3 talloa order., accoapaniael by caao. It Dot eatittied iih wbiakey
teturat aad, if paid loe, all your enoaer will be retuDded by return mail.
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