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THE IJKK: OMAHA, TIICKSDAV. DEQvMBKlt 7; 1911
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Ball i Few, Only Onei BeiiL
Holder, of Long Lines.
BIQ RUN OF NEW COitN EXPECTED
rrlcm for Day Are Weak, Forced
Den a hr Heavy Offerings Bad
Larae Rrrrlpts froaa aa
(oantry.
OMAHA, Dee. , 1?U.
Thera are vrry few wheat bulla to be
founu. lloldi-ia of large lines of cam
win at are .oi.i the tuny ones in tne
traoe no nin tinier v.nuri. flie on,
hope ina nun Have ai th.e time seenm to
le i.ni.iiity tnai brats have overmud the
market.
io.a, a trading was mostly by shorts,
lm i oIikiil .ii i.n ir mini t ..iimiitnieiilia
Even the m.it bullish Ir-atleia In tho
coin tiade are not wining to support the
maiat-t in lira of what piomiaa-a 10 lie
a very big run ot ne com. ao matter
bow atrong a situation or. e. opts later
country oiirniiRa at tbla time ai toj
heavy to pel mil an advance unu caali
1 Hea are too xran.
Altar a snauy opening wheat filmed up
some on vhoitn iu)'aa.g. i he siir-itglh Hid
not lust long, howevei, and vaults eased
back attain, tjash wneal waa vie lower.
'1 he corn niMiket ua weak and earner
attain tooay, oin to neavy receipt ana
iree country oweiitigs. Cain corn waa
tjc to lc lower.
i'nmaiy Miieat receipts were 776,000 bu.
and ahlpmema were ali.Ow bu., against
recelpta mat yar oi tJi.wO bu. ana ship
ment of wiuuo bu.
i'rtiiiiry coin receipt were 975.0W) bu.
and aniiimeniH were i3.iu bu.t against
receipt iat year of Wu.Ouv bu. and alup
mtnta of iki.vii bu.
Ciearaw-'e were UnO bu, of corn, none
of i. am and wiieat and flour iual to
VM tu.
l.iverimol closed & lower on wheat
and HvM lower on corn.
1 ha iiiowiiia; raan aalea were reported:
W HaAi-Av, d. hard, 1 car, tro. No,
S hard, J obi a, koo Mo, I inixeo., l oar,
WV'I No. t apring, 1 car, ,rr3,
CORN No, 1 wnlle, cara, Mo I No. 4
white, 4 cara, 6tvc No, 4 color, 1 car,
lV No, 1 yellow, ID (tare, laS"j 1 ear.
(MVI I cara, onfcoi U cara, obo N. 4j
maed, 11 can, avsi raia, 6n No, 4
iniktid, 1 car, um la care, 64c no grade,
1 par, RJVt",
DAT.-mi, while, I oare, Wl No, 4
Willi, 1 rar, 4He 1 care, 46vio no grade,
1 car, Mtc,
oaka faoti rrleea,
T7HEAT No. hard, MAM'to: No. 1
hard, HW-Hw, N. 4 hard,
CORN No. it white, odiudsu; No. I
white, 87 No. 4 white, iHfctrtoHo;
Mo, I yellow, MtliUftne; No. (yellow. bft
tVko; No. 4 yellow, 6tVC66o; No. Z, Mlt'tf
6c, No. I, M3&c, No. 4, MViffic; no
grade, 6J,o,
OATB-No, I white, 4ifi4To, atandard,
4.Wvc; No. I white, Wi No. 4
white, o4($44c.
HAKU.i- Malting-, I1.14S1.M; No. 1
feeil, 1.0141.14.
KYE No. I, 82393c; No. S, tl2c.
Carlot Recelpte,
Wheat. Cora. Oate.
Chicago w 422 Vt
Mlnneapolla 4x7
Omana 24 tt HO
Uu.utn $i ... ...
CHICAOO OH A I AND FROVIBIOKIg
Feat area ( the Tradlaa; aa4 Cloalagj
. I'rteea oat Hoard ( Trade.
CHICAGO, Deo. . Wheat Bank, today
tinder liquidation aalea by hlKbprloeJ
holders. One local capltauat aiona cut
loose from a line emi uiaied at lxw.'AW
bunhela. . H waa a nervoua cioae. Varying
from the name as laat night to o down,
laateet trading leit corn unchanged to fee
up, oaut at a uuciine ot totutu and hog
products , witnln ifto eltlier way fioui
twenty-lour houia uefore.
Litpreaaing aa the uay a developmems
were in the main as to wneat ail the
nes was not ut a aort dlaneaiteiung to
the bulis. Juaie In tne eenaiun big tunes
oi tiour were rvported at Minnrjipjim
and intra waa a gooo-altod aecrease tit
the worid s avanauio supply.
Mtatemenis tun tne mop northwest
wouiu r cacn liu.uuv.UM iiisieu ot l4,uu,wuw
buaneis l.guitd out by the goverumeni
vklnrits, had Mima ohow ot coniumauon
in iue tact tnai. Minneupolia s.ocka gal.tvd
T)uat liuu.wM busneia in toe Itutt lour uaya.
jNhave, tneieaj Ilia help, ihuugn unt,
wuiln iim come from the nims to caan
Wheat, teo to a spasm ot strength in ui
iintu imeea liiutuits. omwun ins open
ing auu me c.oae auty lauatu noiu ei-u
lu o-c, with ml wuiuup at ku, a net
lota ot fie
'lata. int the recent deoilne In prices
wouiu anui Oil tile movement of curu
bruugnt aoout a rutiy in tne market tur
that Ctitai. xuuy tiucluaiad iioin tin.
to eiKJ, c.uaung ateauy at Hat, piouisc.y
the Maine aa iuI Uiaiia. Caatt giauaia wee
"W. ii i yeiiow wag uuoiwji ai iouuvi
tor vaiioig.
Laui VAtuulted considerable heavlneaa.
i'op anu ouiioui iiguave tuuunea tur Uuy
were aO auu o-, wiin laat amies ai
c, a lose of xvo utu
a oiii-iak.ng b anuria ted to a recov
ery in no pivuucie aner eatiy wvaaneaa,
iu u.e uu vncea wwe p.aciicai.y uu
chatigvd. '
leaning tututea ranged as toilowsi
Artio t vjmn. xiiaii. tmw, Ciua. te. y.
1 I
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Bibs
Java..
May.
luijr.
87 6 1 I
i. kiMi 17 riii
u 1
1
Ji 10
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1 im I trt
19 ! 116 I 6 10 !
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g tu I I,! M 1 s
I I s a.fri 40 I e w
Uiuui quoutiioiia weie aa oi.oasi
s iAOxv eteauj ; winter pt.t.uia, M-WAi
6.1; wmier eitaa.aina, J.ns-.iu, apt,4,
patents, tw.iut.v, apung auaiauts,
W4.uV, 1ajktUS, a.,W-l3.
Kijle No. i, 7SU
bAiUiiai-riMi or mixing, eubOuo;
fair 10 ciiuace niUiig, 6l iwvi.i.
k.b!jt iiiuoiiiy, t-u.ii clover,
lli.i, si. in.
t'iao v ioiU.NiS-Aiess poik, per bbl.,
tlo.vMui.; iuu, per lto ins., 6o.u; suuit
tlua, uui-a tiuoe. li.Sis.
iuuu tt-uvu..a 01 wheat and flour
wte equal 10 dva.vui bu. i r.uiauy ie-
ctupis weie ik,iui uu., couit4u wiiu
tlZ.VMI bu. till. C.'llt-hfOllll.lle ua a .all
atju. iue WKtiaie v.a.u.e supi. u
e..un by liiavuau eel a, utcieaaiu
fj bu.
i.tuiukUaU itK'i,Ha fur tuiuutrow;
tiuki, 1, Lou., tei cars, oaii. liu
CUa. uuko, a.uvU I. call.
Clin.au Cmk ila.i.s - .V l.tai: No. t tea
No. 4 leu, .Ja.c, -No. i I, aid.
.,-ji.U, .No. j i.UiU, tfwx.; No. I
lioiincin, il V.'dl.m, .. 2 iiuilin.ui, tl.U,
lui.u,, ,su. i.uiiiioin, l.utji.vi:; .No. -awing.
koitl.tl, .No. i apiiiik, u.i.wn,
io. aviin. --.ijii.w; vc.vii ciiuu, n,
61. Vo, Uuiuiii, Ai..u imu. No. i u.u
I't:; No. t,.'t,..-it ; .o. oiu, ujwt, --o
DlilU, ial.jc; -No. 1 luill, luwi
No. yelloA, o.i, uc; No. .
No. 4 Hunt, io. 4 i.o.v.
fao. OaUi Nu. 2, 47Vc; No. i unite, j
luuc; No. a wiiue, .-h.v. .to. 4 n..
4. ai4. .0; alai.umd, a4 w .u. itje. No.
2. .-a .v. iiuioili)', .uuU.vO. Ciovvr,
4)14 lVy i-J.l. ilMl tei, IU..1,4.
iL' l ii.it Hi uii cieauieiiea, Xijj;c;
da.i iea, Jc.
fiori-Dteauly ; receipts 1,471 rases; at
rinua. uua mciuuod, itc; fnaia, it,
tx, orumaiy, iui.e.
C K11 111, uaialra, lSVQitc; twins,
iituiv; yuuug niueiuu, iokieui long
iiorna, iviiluo.
1'Ui'A 1 uu.g-Kaaler; choice to fancy, 66
fcn.c, fair to gixl, autiic.
1-OUL.ilty rum; turkeys. lJUcj
Chickens, l'-Jllc; tip.iuks, lie
VKAtr 4tledy; w lu W lb. WtS., T4fllc.
Caaiui Itectl, !: v. uat, U a... with
4 of uoiattaci grade; coin, ui ikia, Wlm
of cvuLract giaue; oala, iu Caa. a. Tula,
receipts ot litt at Chicago, iiuuw
aona and IJuiuin luday wan eae uaia.
ouu.pared with tJ cai-a laat m euid eni
1
me svi reapouoiiig Bay a yeax agu.
NEW .llltli I.KKKtt. MAHKKI
4notatinna of ihr liar o Varloaa
t-oni ni odlllri
NKW YOltK. Ifc 6 -FI.OIR Unlet;
Sel 1IK putelila. .i..iiii "-'; WiflK i ntiai(.lt,
u u4..4j: H.r,n c.arx. ..vul.jo. Ivan
ii alialtilitK, n i-',H Kvu Lour,
.a.r lo good, 4.;.v,j- A; choice to fa:( ,
.uos.u. IttiCKWheut flour, quiet;
- -v ,,er iv ma.
CuKNMc.AI.-Hira.)y; fine while and
i iiow, Hvviou, comer, l.uyl ; knit
hVE-Mwilj; No. 2, V.c, f.
V Oi k.
HAKLET-Flrmj malting,
C. 1. f. iiufial'.
WllKAt .-pot market, env
o.
b. New
$1.181.23,
No. t red,
e.e.ator ekpoit l.ar-la, and v 4o f. o.
ij. alio.; !No. 1 Murine. Ii I'Uiulh. l.il'
i. o. o. afloat. Fu Ui re a market waa eaiy
uiiuer luiUier eeilmg. on liberal receipt,
eK outide marKein, a poor cmxIi de
mand ami on an enlimaie that there Is
ij to ij per cent of tne airmK wheat crop
till In taimeia haiuia, cioning 7c to Sc
net mwir. tiece.t.ber c.oaej ft.-; May,
.i.ol 15-1.
t'oKN Sjuit market, eaay; new export,
6c f. o. b. alloat to arrive. Futurea mar
ket was witnout transactions, closing
nominal.
OA'ln 8pot market, steady. Futures
market nominal.
HAY-H;eady. pi ime. 91.30; No. 1. 1125.
IHUF.t-8tead; Central America, 22c;
iiugoia, W.tvue.
l.ICA TCI Kit-r irm; hemlock, 2M27CJ sec
onds, Z"(i'4?. '
llol'hj Firm; state, rommon to choice,
i:ill crop, M;c; mil) crop, nominal.
J'noVIHIONS I'ork, ateady ; m-ss, I12.S0
lU.wO; family, $14 wry H bo. t'ut meatn,
any; pickled bflllea, 10 to 14 lbs., flOuofl'
I'l.i'j; ulckled liama. til iII..ti. iird.
leady; middle weat prime, ;.6t9.flf; re-
iine'i, quiet; rnniment, l 70.
TALlA)V kaav: nrlme rltv Kafti
6'kc; country, JV('UJ!4r.
liL'TTKIt Firm; crtamery specials, Tie;
extraa, Mc; cieamery held speolala, tMf
'4c; extras, KCiatr; proceas specials,' 2bVt
t'HKK'KK Firm.
P:OtiH Freeh leathered extras. 4.1ifi4f
extra firsts, 4v-q4ic; fresh gathered dirt
ies No. 1, 24c; fresh gathered - check
prime, Kf,i21c. ... . .
roUlYI HV-Allve firm: western .chick.
ena, 12H'i 13"-: fowls. i:wtuia inrkaii
14j1c; drenaed. dull: tvmiern chinunna
Millie; fowla, iwlHc; turkeys. 10fS2o.
Kanaas Ity Urala and I'revlaleNa.
KANSAS riTr. TW svvittcii'
Cash, steady: No. J hard, HVfotl.iH; No.
I, HTCull 08: No. 2 red. Mujttii.n- Mn .
SJUMr; December, Kf-'tc; May. iiKo, ' '
COKN-Hteady to U1 hlshei" Va
mixed, KHiao; No. 8, ele; No. 2 white
(c; No. 3, waotc. December. 2ni
M..y. lEUo.
2ATltrlTn?h"n.,rl: No- white, tusa
4Ho; No. i mixed, 47t4Se. .
HATf HtflAfl V! rhnlOa. lmnr.e lAfcVl.en.
L choice prairie, S13.25is 6a.
BUTTKR Creamarv. tr.t.
seconds, aic: pscklng stock, 21o ; ! '
n;"08-Klrsg, 83c; firsts, 31c; seconds,
Iteoelpts, Shipments.
21.M 2j,ooo
47,000 . w.Wio
LOW 16.0U0
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oata, bu
St. I.aale fteaeral Market.
RT.
IT. I.OU1H. Deo. J-WHEAT-Lowff
k, No. J red. 96iime; , No. lo.ard'
t'fl.ODH: December me- 'm.S' . iJmra-
tra
May.'M0" t,"er",; mber,
jiA IH Hteady; track, No. t. 49c No i
hit.., fic; Icember. 48.c .' ,
ItYK Unchana-ed i ar. .
ttTlf1)'11- r,1 wlnt Ptenta, t4.!B
C4.76; extra fancy and straight, I3.Kj4
hard winter clears, 3.w3.70 ' v".
HKKD-Tlmothy. IH.OtU.SO.' . . .
C ORNM KAL 43.30. . '
1.20RNFlrm: "cked "":. H Uit
ri"TaFri.t,mothy' Pr-I-I'RoVIMlONit-Pork.
unchanged; pVlme
sleam. $8.571 1. 67H. Ury salt meits."
tu'n"Ldi-J!xe1 tr. 'hon- clear
KUUS Hleady, at Stxs. . c .
lleceJpts. Shipments
Flour, bble...,.
Wheat, bu
Corn,, bu
Gats, bu
. H,tw
,W Ht.ouo
77,w 43,0,10
.W 16,000
Avallabl. a.
..!;:W ?PHK' lc- BP'clgl cablei and
ii.rf-Te.l,"- K"",mun"ii"n received by
in avail.!.!. . ' "mowing chnges
eV'TFr?h""i
rV-a! rfnM'k,',"u 'm reaaed 9..000 bu.
! tl"nH(' Inoieased 174.000 bu.;
float for and In Hum,.. .. . . Z t
000 1 bu., total Am.rlc.n and Kurcean .P:
Hiai.. , ' . DU- corn-United
mates and Canada. Increased 667.000 bu.
"LVSla ?lux,c J?d Csnada, de-
. . m.vui, UU. t na leading Increases
"Parted this week follow : MaSf.tob '
M bu.; Portland. Me., , bu : Ool
derlch, 170,000 bu.; Minneapolis private ela
vators. 100.000 bu.; lulsvVue. kilouo bV
' Mlaateaoolla Crala Market.
11' I A V ... .. ' -
HARLK Y tjocg-LlH.
CORN No. I yellow. 60o.
1! vl.8.10, 60.
.,1 a, o.liltt
Kl"oURilTr!Uh puu'Ki. "ok"' t23.003-2S.50,
Philadelphia Frodaeo Market.
PHILADKLPHIA. lien i-utwrt.n
Firm; western creamery specials. 4cr
extrs, Jsic; nearby prints. 41o. . '
r.utia-nrm; iennyivanla and othar
nearby firsts, full cases, 110.70 pen eaaj
current receipts, full cases, I10 20 per case:
western flrata, full caea. I10.no 1,..
current receipta, full cases, 6IU.JU per case
CHKKHK-Mrm; New York fu.l crei,"
fancy, lklytes fair to good, Jtrt1Hc.
Peoria Market.
PKORIA. L-c. a rniiN-i:
I white. 6SHc; No. 4 white, 67e; Wo? I
yeilow, eM'.kc; No. 4 yellow .Tr.. i
mixed, to; No. 4 mixed, 67c; 'sample
WiC. 1
OATH Steady : No. 1 white ..
ard. 4.Hc; No. I white, 47Vi47Hc.
Mllvraakeo Uralat Market.
MILWAl'KKK. Dec. l-WHEAT-No.
nol i hem. li.otoi 1 7- N'n 1 ..aa.--
10.',l,l.u..y,; No. hard wlnr.;.
low; fee ember, Wc; klay, ITUkWc. ' -
T 'laimaiti, lAf ISC. ...
llARLaKV MlUtlllg. 11.12V1-X.
Metal .Market. ' -
NEW YORK. Dec. Lllk'Tiiiii
Standard copper, weak; apot, lli.0O.au
futures, 12.i)7Wt12.; lAindoh ,.,u.
tluu; spot, i-ia lus, ! mures, i.u$ 6s' Uki
and elertrulyllc 61J.USuU.lu; casting
I-2':4i.2.k.V Tin. quiet; spot.. ,
4j..6; luturtH. 141.60642 M; lnrton, fU ni
M it, 1 ni u ten. xittl ia. Lead, quiet ;
K atAulBU, New oik, and 4. 4 4.S5, Kaat
M. l.nl.la; Lmnluii, pot, a,'lb lea !d
Spelter, unsettieo: New York, s; t. no n
tiial: M16fiu.7i, lam Kt. .louts' e
York, D. i ember. Jv.4iHju.a0; lindou iSii
l.n il. AMimony, dull, l.'ooksone, lo.;
lion, t.avtund waiianis, t.s d In
L01 d .1. l.aily Iron was una-uled; No
I f..i.nn iioithern, li.7i 1 ll.uo. No. . l'
614... v.-14.,.,; .so. 1 snuilitru and No i
sou.i.eu; Bf.l. $14. 2iu 14.76. . .
tT. UJl la, Dec. U.--META L-lad
steady. 6.3. ii. Mpelf;r. unsettled; $ii.ta
6.W. ... ... ..
l:nr-nrute.l pi. lea aad lilted Fralta
a 'PY.oVORK r- KVAI ORTFI
A I'F - I-.H Julet sod steady, nnd ths It-rge
arrivals are moa.ly f.ir export; on the
Pot itnry a liOVjc; choice, 6-u,iC
pr;me. i,tjkVc. --
I'HIF.N 1 ..1 1 s-Frune:i. f',m on S' ec -latlve
buying to cover short contracts
and In exp. nation of firmer prices- quo.
lutlnns range from 6V,c to lie. for Carl-f-
rr.las up to 40-60a snd li4c to 1 Mr
Orekons. A p Icon, quiet but firm: choice
if-tiiilgc; extia choice. laisc; tmry, it
til:. Peaclue. firm on the sirengih on
the oast, choice. lUtillVfcc; extra choice
ll,lic; lancy, USiUl.'c. Kalsli.g, ttrm!
with small offerings; loose muscstela nu
7V,c; choice to fancy aeeded. 7 n 84r ;
seedless, eflic; Laondon layeis. $1 4,11.44.
Heflaed Sagar Hedaeed.
NEW YORK, Dec .-All grades of re.
fined sugar wars reduced W cents g
hundred wunalg Vv4ar,
t-o7si niiuri clears, fd.60. Xseoh
uiichaiiged; t.-.xed extra short, - M.I7tt'
Clt-Hr ribs, 19.37Vi; short clear, t8 60
.OIJIVTRY - Htesdy; chlckena 8Ue-
MINNEAPOUH, Uec. .-WHKAT-De.
July, ll.OJH; cash. No. 1 bird, l.oi'k; Ni
LliHuv' ,012'01'.: No- I norther
NEY Y0RKST0CK MARKET
. from Wa8hinjton Affett
Entire Li.t Adversely.
SELLD.0 MOVEilENT ACTIVE
Hills rrotldlng fur Ahnlltloa ot
I omtnerce Ceart aatl for I'hys
leal Valaatloa of Railroads
Gives tonrrri,
NEW YORK, Uee. . The news from
aahiiiklon aifet ted ktocks adversely 10--ay.
1 ne market was slow Until tne lute
aiaerniKin wnert quotations ' were de
preaiied rapidly by an gctUe Selling move
ment, 'the attack wkm aimed cnief.y at
1 lie rail load USuea. Many of them were
lorceci bat a from one to two points.
Two bills belore congress teemed to
give traders concern. 1 hey were those
providing tor the abolition Of tne com
merce court and for the phelcal valua
tion of' railroads.
Tariff reviHion also came up for more
thorough consideration and the dealers
made the most of reports thai changes
in many schedules weie to lie attempted.
The- market for Wabasn securities was
lrreguiar, although they were not sold as
heavily gs yesterday and the declines
were small.
Allia-Cnaimers pfd. declined to '9, and
the 6 per cent bonds to ti. the loweat
prices at whist these Issues ever sold,
and the common declined to 2vi, within a
Ii action of the lowent. Fedeial Minnig
pfd. broke I points. The co.laime In thla
stock weskened American Hmeltlng by
wnicn it is indirectly controlled. Some of
the low priced railroad laaues were weak.
loiedo, Ht. Ixiuis and Western dronned
2 and the pfd. 4'.i to the lowest prices
since 1908.
. The bond market showed a reai-tlonnrv
tendency.- Total sales, par value, $4,023,000.
cnnea mates s reglsteied lout ' on call.
Number of sales and leadins nuolailona
of stocks were as follows:
gal's. Hit, tew. Clous.
Allla-Chalmr pfd
pnu
a
Anulfaraated Coapar ...
Ainairn-Afiicultural ..
40H
'ii"
11
M
44(4
14
MH
11
it
ut
"iii
i.tot)
4M
too
ii"
14
4414
Am. naet Sugar
AmSefetn Carv
Amsrlrali C. A T
a si ' t'ottoa nu
Amarli-an HAL pfd...
Am. Ira HScarltla
iSt II 1914
American Llnaead
Amartrsn Le:omotlvs ...
American S, j, H
?0
II, teo
tr.
7l"t
7
Am. . A R. pfd
i,m ins vl m?4
...... ..... ..... 314
Am. atea Kou nil r I
Am. Sacar, HaflnliM
ill
Amarlras t. A T
1103 lt4 HI I1l
Amarlrss Tobacco pfd. , .
Americas Woolea
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atchison
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic tMat Una
Baltimore Ohio........
HcihUhatn Stoal
Hrnklya Htpld Tr
14.0JS 1944 141 ,
"i.'fino
4.0IW
?
s
In -4
l
l(X) IM U KU
m mA ne 1
i,oe iii 101
mi
2
l.'SO 11
1,M 140
TT 77
2 t
Canadian Faalfla
Central Osthar
( antral Laalhar pfd
1,000
2V0
'"Hi
10
ti
a"4 zo4
I
'ti
i
.M
'ti
"ij
sis
Cantral of Naw Jara...
inaaapaaks Ohio
Oilcaso A' Alton
Chlcaao O. W.. Sew....
28
11
141
t'hlcaso Q. W. ptd
Chicago A N. W
-hlro. M. A 81. P....
14'J
4, W0 lit lor 104
('.. ft St. L,
n
.. It
10O 4-7 47 M
1.10 1JIU, 1M Ml
Colorado P, A I
Colorado aV Houthora....
rodaolldalad (laa
Corn Produrta
100 104
lUi
10V4
lialiwara A Msdann
Danrar A nis Urando....
Iienvor A R. O. pfd
maimers' Securities ....
Rrlo
Krlo iat pfd
Erie Id pfd
1
It 21 HI
' 47 44 4
II
IIS It II
42 It II
41
1,M
ton
'l.'tej
704
(toiwral - KMKitrla
M9 1J3S IM 11
Oroat Northaro pld
1.40ft lit
124
41
141
144
Oraot Northers Ore ctla..
tde , 41
41
Illnola Cantral
Intortnrough Mat..
Int. Mat. pfd
00
18
1.I0O
"
nternatlonal Harvaster..
ISO -10414. 1044 I'M
Inter-Marina pfd
International Paper
International Pump
loa Central
Kansas Oily go
K. C So. ptd
baolodo Oaa
Utulavllla A Nashville..
r it 11 14
, I
MS
1IV4
II
IT
ISO
.140
II
14
SI
.100 104 .
104
Hl
04 U7 IM HI
Minn., A SU L
M., SI. P. at 8. 8. at....
afie irt4 ih 111
1.W4 M lis 114
104 M II 1114
1.10 l 14 I14
ino 1144 ll, n
lino 11 lo tit
too 14 vi 1414 it
Mlaaourl. K. a T
M . K - A ,T Pld
Mlamurt Paclflo
National .Mlacult ........
Notional Load
N. H. R- of U. M pfd..
Now York Central
N. Y.. O. A W....I
Norfolk A Wootora
North American
Northern Paclflo
Paclflo Mall
Ponnarlraala
People's Ilea .;
P., ?, C A at. V......
Pittsburgh Coal
Proeaod ftoel Car
Pullman Palace Car
hallwajr Steal Spring..,.
Heading
Hepublio gtaol
Rapubllo gtaol pfd
Ht-k laland Co...-
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. U r' id ptd..
M. Uiula g W
St. L. t. W pfd
Slon-thottlold S. A I...
Southern, Paclflo
Southarn Hallway
So Hallway pM
Taaneaeee Copper
Tajaa A Pacific
T . St. U A W
T . St. U A W. pfd
Union PSclflo
times Paclflo pfd 1..
Untied Btalea Haalty....
IIW lMt 1IW4 0I4
100 S
1,100 lot im
K'74.
73 U,
111
iii
1,700
111
Ka)
II
II
31
l.ioo ixtl4 lit 111
too 104 li ion a
H
704 17 IT
IT
II
ado Ki4 in in
100 11. it to
40,140 1 1MH 141
. 100 Hi 14 ti n
4tie it
M0 US
. 100 41
100 41
in.
41
41
I
lf
44
41
It
7t
4!
SSO - 71 71
4.100
f4
. SOO
"'ioo
MM
111 no 1114
tl
1TIV4
To
tl
7IU.
71
II
II
It
13
II
I. Hi
17
17.
II. W J lU ill 17114
:::;: ::i::
t'nltad Stalaa Hubbar..
KWl II
414
I
lot
41
' 744
II
na
4
II
United Maaloo 81001.'..
tl g. Steal pld
Utah Copper
V.-Car. Chaailral ...
.. M.ieo 4144
., i.kw lolw ioe
., t.ete lo 4 41
.. 100 13 laj
.. t.loo H
.. S.MS 1114
.. 1IHI 41
M
t
II
1
Viabaah
Wabaah pfd .....
Weolera Maryland ...
WeettoghoaM Klaetrls.
'ioo "H'i
weetarn t'nloa
Wkaoilng La,' B..1..
71
- teo s
4
Lehigh Valley
U.tOV 171 177 177
New' York Mosey Market.
NEW TOTIK. Dec 8. MON E Y On calL
firm; tVttiS per cent; ruling rate. 414
per cent; Closing" bid, 44 j'hr cent; ot
tered at 44 rer cent. .Time loans, strong;
sixty dsys.lnd ninety days, 4 per cent;
six months, 4 fer tent. ' ,
rltl.M bj A1UKCAN I IUJU "A f B.U H04V4
per cent. .1
HTKKL.INO EXCHANOB-rJisy, with
actual business In bankers' bills at
for nlxty-uay bills and at l4htw6.for de
mand. Commercial bills, 4 U1.
81L.VEIt-lar, fcoc; , Mexican aoliars.
i.ONDS uovernmem, , easy; ranroaa,
easy. - -
1 locing quotations on oonus touay were
n tollowg - -
U. a. ta. rot
. twaint. m. .'
..luvwNapan 40 If .
..101 do 4 Ha M,
..tot 4 K.. C. so.'" 1st ra ... li
..III4L. 8. tick. 4a llil.. 1
do coupon .
U. 8. . reg
go coupon .
U. 8. 4a. reg
do coupua
..iimu n. ni. aa. .
.. M .M..K . AT. 1st 4a
Allla-Cbal.- lat
Am.,. Ai. 6S.......14S "
ai
ATA T..c. la...lo'. Mu. Ptuifto 41 74
Am. Tobacvo la..... l N.-H.R. of M 4s -
do 'tl. M.V. e.g. !... II
Aru.iur m it, ain"' au.wu. ,
fell;.
Afbtaon gon.
. 4N. T 1 N. M. 44 M.
.tvt . ov.-o ., 18144
.101 ON. A W 1.1 0. ta la
. rl ' docv. 46 log
. No." Pactno la p
. M . do-ls . J
. K-jO 8. L. rfdg. 4a... h.
. H Peou. cv iv.a lilt . 1,4
W lo con . 4a iji
. sat. Ituontg g.-n. 4. , ,
a.lo c. aa
do c. o
A C. u i a...
Ual A Obto
do la
4.1 ".V s.."..
Ilrouk Tr. c 40
Coa ol U M ....
io Leithr a ..
C. .Of N-.J- S
. - - a. w m n. r . 1. la H .
the. A "ho aa a a gen aa.
i4
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1,
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go raf. " : ' o. 4a
Ct. I c A A. ' " ao lat g..id aa...,
C H 4- -4a .U.4a
do-goa. 1 v. t-j,. aa...,
f M a 8 P. a. 4 . . aa ca. ,
C k. -I. 4 '-' do lot ot. ao,...,
4,1 rfg 4S c" a-w , laaitaor 00. ...
'olo Inn M . -lov." i 4a...,...,
oi'olo Mid-4o ' laliaa Paclito 4a...
Oi. - A 8 r A o iv(a . so . ...
n.avH.'e aa
7 t So lal A raf. 40 . Ill
i4 I'. 8.. Rubber I0....I04
l"i U. 8. Steal Id la....iol!a
74 VO.-Car. 4'Som. o4..1nsi
n-SWahaaa lat la loy.aj
71'. do lot A aa ... tit,
U .Waatarn Md. la.... rw
7t , Woat EI.C. t, a. a a?
I A H 0 . 1
do ral M..
Plattllrra' I
Ktio Pi I. 4a
do'gea.'
go ev. aa, aar. A
do- ertlao. B.
O.o K100. c.
.. 1M Wis. Cantral iv
la. ..Pi., . ,.,., i7
III. t an. lot roi. aa. r. -v o. - ra, tt. aa.... 7
... . .... uaa...
Int. aaov. aiaa aa ioj
Krir Yark Mlalag toeki,
NEW- YORK, Dec. 1 Closing . quota
on a li.ing no. Kb were:
Alice x uttlo 4-hlof
. I
.ana
la-i
.110
la-l
. IJ
Com. Tuoael siook. tl Mriiraa
.lo bunua la Ontario
Coa Pal A Va 14 rkir
Iroa Silver 11 Biaaaars
Lao4villo 1 00 I Hollo Jacket
Bank Clearlaga.
OMAHA. Dec. 4 Hank clearings for
today were 63.647 .414.74 and for the cor
responding day laat year tt.tlA.2sb.8a.
Uados gtoek Market. '
LONDON, Doc. 1 American securities
ere uuiol grnl gteaaly 4JurUig Uie f wre-
i . it lanui-i lii.in S 10 abo.c
'' 1 1' e v Vi rU coning.
I.oti.lon closing stock quotations.
Co .,.!, mnntj ...,7f tyoalrvlllc A .Vi.b ll
cn aril
.77', Mo . Kaa A Tea. 11
Amal I 'r,,per
Anarnnda
Atrhlftfin
, u 1 M Yorx t ontral. IOT14
. IS.Ncrk.lk A W.at.rn lli
im.4 do pfd I!
.107 Ontario A Weotrru. 41
1I0 pfd
Haillnnro A Ohio IX f, r -ia It n I a IX
( ar.adian fa-Itl- . i . itan.l Minet
lb.a. p.ako A Ohio U', lira. ting 71
Cbl. flrat llatcrn t s Soul h rn Rf 10
1 SI., Mil. M. r ill do pfd 71
lie beera in Houtliern Pacifia ...1H
Inrer A lllo U. .. 73. fnloo Far If la 171
do tifd
41 do pin i
Brie
do lat pfd...
do Id pfd ...
tlrand Tru'ik .
llllnoli 'antral
tr V. 8. xteet M
t.J , ' do pfd .v.. .Ill 4
ai waoaan a
1H do pfd 1IV4
KIa
KII.Vl.ll liar, steady at ZVSd per
ounce. ,
AlONEV-IVflJ ner cent.
'I he IBte Of lliarmint In Ilia nrtan Marital
for short bills Is s per cent; for three
monms Dills, 3 U-UUi, per cent.
flontnn
BOBTON. Dec,
ktock Market
. (.Closing quotations on
sun . 4 wet e a
iono .
. II . Mohawk
. 1 NaraiU Cbn
. ti Nlpltalng Mines
Allouoa
ai
Amal. I'aBM.
a 7.. u a g.:;-.;
'!
74
Ariaona Com
1 isorin butto
oNovfh l.ako
4H
n A c. t:. A 8. M
Hutte Ctnlltlnn .
I
H
11 .
44
4
. !! old Dominion ...
. II Oaraola
.3M Tarrott 8, A C...
. li'i'wuincr
"cat. A Arlione...
I II Je llacla......
Onlenlilal .
'op. flanga C t'..,
P.aat Hutto C. M...
Kranklln
Glroui Con
It . Shannon
111a Superior
1
i-4
44
114
. I Superior A B. M.
. 4 Taniara.-k
. V. 8. 8. R. A M
7 7-U do pfd
. ll-a t'tah Con. ...
. 1 t'lah Copper Co..
. H Winona
1 Wolverine
. M
Oranby Con
Ureene t'ananea . .
I la Hoy a la Copper
Korr Lake
!,ake Copper
la Hallo Copper...
Miami L'ffir ....
Did. k.diT.
00
5
19
OMAHA UK.NKKAL. TtfARKBT.
r.hE';Sl 9UTS-N- ribs. 18c; No. J
-,'r- "o- rins. n-c; io. 1 loins,
l'.c. No. 2 lolna. 13-; No. 3 loins. 9c;
No. 1 chucka. 7U.r.. ain o ..1 u..
i chucks. 6I40; No. 1 rounds, lie: No. 1
. oni, io. a rounus, '4c; No. 1
Plates, 60; No. 2 plates, do; No. 3 plates.
FRUITS. tTrit,ni..: r- 1., 1,
ties per bbl., 2.75; Jonathan and Orlmea
k.",''1''."....''" bbl - W &o; Hen . Davis, per
bill., t ' 7". I', llli.rn . U..I1-.. . '
11 m. V. 1 "i uiiiiuci, per box,
11.35. Colorado Jonathan, extra. fancy; per
Z ,:v:' "oonuisiun rpiixenuerg, per
i ' vvasningion- it. Brunt y, per
box. I.'&O. Bananas: Fancy select, per
1 it i i,w' jumoo, per bunch, 13.75
" ' '-anuorriea; Wisconsin fancy, per
bbl.. Ill .Ml tiae !,... aa .ii:. . T -
Jumbo, per bbl., lio.BO. . Dates: . Anchor
i. aic rRks. in ooxes, per
oox, 2.60; Dromedary brandi new, 30 1-lb.
fKs"- J" boxes, per box, W.00; bulk in
70-lb. boxes, per lb. 80. Figs: California,
Per ran a nr 12 t.o. u. J
of 36 12-oa. pkgs. .50; per Case ot 60
-oi. pkgs., 62.00; New Turkish, 6-croWn
ik ' boxe' Per ,b"' 1&c: -crown In
, "ca, per jo,, joo; ,-nrown in oo-ro.
boxes, bar Ih 17, ri.-a.a irr.,la. L.-i.i .
46-M sixes, per crate, U-V,ttS.W, Ko-54-t
sixes, per crate, 65.26. .Gripes: CaJIfor
nl Emperor, per -4-basket crate, -l.JT.ffl
9 11,1 . 4 .. I . . ... . . . .
;" " Brapea, in Duis., so.bU'a'H.uo.
IjmntlB. I .Imnnslva . .
ri " ' M.ii,un.iia uiaiu, caiio xaiiajy,
O0 else, per box, $25; 3tV lre, per box.
""'1 ijoina i-imoneira, lancy, nuv-oou sixes,
per box, 66.60; 240 -and 420 sizes, 60c per
t.rtU laaa lira...... . i.MAr. b i A,..,
--vi.uBv., m .auiiaa iiavcia, im.
12 slses. per box, 16.25; 150.170-200.216-260
t'c-i w, oo.ovi aaniorria navets, uill
i'i iwa, ao.ov. jrenrs: v ftiuornia ti
. n , .. , 1 1 wpiij. wn, 00. w. -
VEUETABLEH Means, string and wax,
MP Mn.Lr V. ., I. n . . ww. nm . . .
VVlsconaln rwap th liifiiUc rala.u kj.u,
. - . h . nu, 1 ... 1 j ,
Iran, naae rli.auan alkn. r'ah,..Hl. i . i -
, .. .w, , vuiuw, ucr
oxen, 90c. Cucumbers, ' hot house, per
i4kj.n nilA Lu..I.m. - .
. w. riaai'iant, lancy x loriaa.
nap. ! n v . 09 oil , . . wi . . . .
. .7 ' V "'nu, cans lancy,
white, per lb., 16e. Lettude, extra fancy
leai, per aosen, ioo. unions, CAltfurnta,
white, per lb., 8c; Wisconsin, yellow and
.red. In sacks per lb.. 21c; Spanish per
crate, I1.H0. Parsley fancy southern, per
doxen bunches, 6OJ1.160. Potatoes. Min
nesota Karly Ohio, per bu., I1.I6; Wlscon-
--iaa Willi? Diva-fa MU,, fl.llF, m
lots. 60 less Bweet Potatoes. Kanstis,
per bbl.. 2. 76; per bu. basket. I1.&0.
Rutabagas In sacks; per - lb.. ic.
.iiiai,ira, vaui.i, ma., iier. rrilte. II no '
MiacELIANHOUB Almontls, Tarra
S.'iia, par m ionc, in sacss iota, 10 less,
raxil nuts, per lb., W14c; n sack lota lo
ir.r. vutiwuiiia, fer aaca, I0.11O. j.'UertS.
per lb.. 14c; In sack lota, lo less. Peanuts!
rnaalul lyae IK lu.. . it m,
Pecans, large, per lb., 17c; In sack lots, lo
irpa. I..I1IUI., new crop, ism, (.atif ornla,
per lb., l.Hc: In sock lots, lc less. Cider
rVgHW Nainawk. TWa tK.aa-ul noma. I. - I m a. . . '
U.OD; per 30-gal. bbl.. $n.'(p; New Yorit
MottB per 15-gal. one-half bbl . 3.60. per
pu-aaaa nm., ao.ow. jtuney, new, frames
H75. Kraut, per 16-gal. keg, U.T6: per 6-
??! ..?A ,U0; Wisconsin, per one-half
bbl., 63.60. ... .
"
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK" ria, S i-v-trtiTD. ,..
"" c1oji1 steady at a 'net decline 'of
y m 00 point. Bates, lDP.ow bags, Includ
Ing a considerable volume of switching
December, U.67o; January, . 18.30c; Fefi
niarv. 1.10c: March 'A uu... a. .11 at.i-
May. 12.Wc; June, 12.Hc; July, August and
S 4'ro,-i vctooer ana November
12.MO. hpot coffee, intaettled; Klo, No 7'
l4.S: 8nto, No- 4. 16-l.iilnc, nominal!
Mild, quiet; Cordova. Wttttloc. nominal.
Torpetitlaa and Roaln.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 6. OILS Turpen
tine, firm, at 4To; sales, 140 bbla.; -ceipts.
817 bbla.; shlpmenis. 672 bbls.:
stocks. 80.OM bbls. ' ' '
oi08,1-1,1'!" " 8'1U bb,-: receipts,
w1," ' 'P,n". 'MW bbls.; stocks,
1J0.53 bbls.; H, .i.l5'ii6J!0; D. 64.17.26;
K. atl.20tii.27W- V L 3araI a-,LL 11 1 iSi
,J2'?Ji-Pslii'i ' : K.
M, o.76; N, 6..60; WO. 7.60; WW, 87.76
, .
llry Gootta Market. .
NEW YORK, riaa Tit V nrr.
Cotton goods markets are generally
steady, exceptions being found in a few
iniaa 01 gray, gooas-recently advanced
Bleached cottons are being sold more
freely ainca iietar auriim t,ri..Ad
named. Jolt?ra are doing a light house
a aula. - . .'...
'"rottoa Marleet.
NEW . YORK. Dec -(ViTTnv c..-
Cll Sod dull' ml,li1llr,ir .,,,I..,H. n tr... . ', .
. - " 1 - -", a.r., una-
dllng gulf, .t)0c; no sales.
ruiures cioaea nt eauy;-December, 9 ltlc-
January. S.hJIc: Vphrnapv k .1... x - ,.'
V'r0' ViL"1. K !6'; Ny' 8-3c.. June. It.Kc'.
7. ." .T V aiaa, . e.aio; -ocpteiTlOer.
s.lc; October, .17u; November, ..!.. .
Omaha 11a - Market. '.''.,
fM4IfA Dec SKAVWa , a...
N'n 2 Jtlim- ...m- 111,.,. n..u.'
- " ' - v., t . v , v. n , . B I IX ' K
Io uOvai; aliai.a, 616 00. -8tt aw; Wheat
eu-uo; rye ana oata, 67.60..
Sugar. Market. '
NEW. YOltK na X SIT-1AI1D."
quiet; muecotado. he test. . 444; Tentri
fugal. l!0 ie. t 44. m; iTIi'laaeca, a test. $4 19;
Wool Biarktt.
BT. -LOL IA Dec. 1-.W U01-8ie:i.l v
terntoiy and weam'n mciiunta, l.jLuc;
a.iio aiiiaiuilia, IVAOV, line, liyic.
hiiiui City l.tvr 6rk Varkt-t.
K-VNHA.4 CITY, Dt-c. oV-eATTLB-Re.
cuipi-t, u.-'o licad, Iniit.U.ng Jvo Sviuttifrns;
mnia.tii. fna.ly to si.atio up; dieeaed beef
una aii'Oit Mt)i1l...j"i'.,.w; alr to g-Oo-i.
Jo.tAa.i C.i'U. VNctletn ntcefh. 64.a.Mii.bo; stoct.
ii unit fieui, c-1 ;.nMi.?l; souihrru
Mecis. l .o'...v. t-outhetn cows, J.itxc
at o; ii.iite iuhi. ,Ji,0iv. Jo: native htit
oi. i j.'-,- buils t'J iOii t.Ji; - caivea
,4 ..-,, 7 - '
I', !,- -It. .. !( n ( head; market,
steady to lie lover; bulk- of sales. 60.754
;.:'u. u.av . f'i payiiL! j; iNwkcrt and
bv.t'!,ts. !-at.il.; liahu, t5.tx.v.uu;
1 .a 6 .ttio.ta.t.
btlKI I' vl I A MRS Receipts. S.COn
hi-ail, tii akei. f-tiitrly; muttons. 64 2.rtf
dtw; (U.in.a,i. 13.5,6.00; wtlliera, Z.2.rt
4.U0; e.. iJ.-.VjlJo, stockers and l4
tra, 2 Mru-4.iA.
SI. Inula live stock Markr.
8T. DOCKS. Dec. . CATTI-K Hecelpta
4 4 head, incluulng 200 'leiana; market,
atoaidy to ationg: native shii-p.ng and ex
port atnie, t7..t0i)tl(i0: dressed and
butcher Mens. tA.t-V.u.uO; steers under '
1.004 Mum s I4.00tfi.00; stockers and tea!- !
era. Uoo.itiuo: cows snd helfera. SJiai,. !
7 1; csiiiirrs, 81!J': butcher bulls,
ll.75$6.26: oiliee. 41 Xt?.5o: texas a.nl
lml. an aie-r. 14 007.00, cows aud heif
er. I4.toi7.o0..
HOut-r.icc!pls, 1?iX head; market. 10
filje lower; plpta and l!ghta, 64.-je.0u;
packers. 6-"- ta-i ti.70; butchers and best
nitvy, $5 otujiS 70.
hllKEP AMI I.AMH.4- Receipts, t'jt)
head: market, steady; native muttons,
t4Xj&!k: lambs. 14 "tn.CO; rulla and
bucks, fl.1,4.00; stockeis, 61.5Mtil.a6,
OMAHA-LIVE ST0CK MARKET
Cattle Show Very Little Chauje, Be-ing-
Generally Steady.
HOGS AHE nYE TO TEN LOWES
Skeeg aag Lambs lat Blottrrate Be
eelpt. While Demand Is Good,
Trade Active and PMcee "
"trong to Klfteea I'p.
SOUTH OMAHA,' Neb., Dec. 4,'ll.
lleceipta weie: Cmxle. Wogs. Sheep.
-inc. hi Atonoay :..-4ti37
Official Tuesday 6.002
4. MS
11,14:
11,.
12,J0
lU.tib
4.400
iirsiimAtg Wednesday.. 4,4u0
Three day s tnli" weelTK.SW " 2J.171 24,471
Same oas last Week,.. Iti.il9 82.154 22.412
Hame days 8 wks agi. .19.i"4 21.410 4.1,218
HHtne tlaja 1 wks agu..f,4i4 W.l.a 4b,4M
bame das 4 wks ago..2o,;V " lo.0o7 oa.ooD
Bame days laat ear...21,74J 11.635 23,218
'Hie loliowmg tao.e eliovts tne rece.pis
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omalw
for the year to uMe as compared with
iastysar:) . imi. miO. Inc. Line.
'tle 1,10,6.10 1.1SO.0G2 40,4X2
J?" 2.1M.1I6 . 1. J, 42 417,088
Sheep ....... ..2,879,662 2,9J5,7J 4S.241
lie ftiilowihrf tit Iue a.n.ws the' averaga
prltel paid lor hogs at fouth Dinaita tor
tne last lew onys, with comparisons;
Iate.-) txll. jlisiv. 1 itayrat. iiatj,. iiaair. Ha.ao. ( tm.aft.
Nov.
Npv.
Nov.,
Nov.
Dee.
Dec.
Doo.
Dee.
Deo.
Dec.
6 12'4
I H 04 6 61
80). 6 67
Ot
I 071
4 U7
4 73
4 83
oa
4 8!
4 91
6 00H
7 07 8 09
4 30
4 1KJ,
7 00 6 12 6 n
7 lit 8 021 6 791
6 04
6 03
06
tiOOTs
7 is
8 06 1 5 75
4 61
7 U
8 031 a fti
4 04
6 OS
6 02
& m
6 03 16 6a 4 U3
Ui 4 81
7 2
6 bSl 4 01
6 12, 4 61
7 4b 8 12,
1 4 71 0 lt; 4 (U
.-Butiuay, .tt.oliugy.
C'A'j'TLiK There was another very fair
run of cattle, .making the receipts for the
three duys 14,3it head, or about 8,600 head
luiger tlidn for tho sahie days last week.
At he same time thei Is a fulling off In
the receipts ns compared with "the "cor
responding period lust ycAr ot 7,000 head.
Ihe market its a whole was in very sutls
lactory condition tr5m start to flnluh.
, Tb buyers of. beef iteera were out In
the ryaida umisuuliy -eaarly .thls-mornlng
and the market on such cattle aa ' they
wanted sold In .About the same notches as
yesterday. In sonit) ' rases rbe better
grades of cattle seemed -to-be a little
slow and . occaxlbn&Uy. salesmen wefe
complaining that they did not get out to
quite as good advantage As they did yes.
lerd.iy. Una the ' other hanrl thera w.a
casej of medium to pretty good cattle that
looked strong. All In all there was little
change In the market.
cows And hetrers were In splendid de
mand, the market belne- activa nnd if
anything,-g-little stronger ngaln than
yesterday.'. The receipts were picked up
very readily, and the supply wns prac
tlcaily exhausted some time before mid
day. ... . .. ...
Desirable feeders were in active demand
and they, too, mef with ready tale gt a
nine oevier prtoeav man yesterday.
quotations on natrve cattle: Good, to
cnoice Deet steers, 8.i.fja.7.75; fair to good
neei Bieers,,,o.iixt!o.ts; common to fair
beef steers, 84.7bft.76: ' good to cbntee
netters. 4. lonn.oi: troon tQ chntoe rr.wa
4.4t(j6.);. fair .to . good, oows, 83.6O4.40;
common to fair - cows. 32.7tffl3.60: veal
caivea, td.Kiqif.zo. , ...
wuotattons on . rnke . cattle. . ftnrui tit
cnoice oeei stsers, so. itwtTO.oO; fair to good
beer steers, e5.onfjS.75; common to fair
beef steers, 64.4rm8.00; food to choice cows
ana neirers, t.oufff&.i- rair to good COVvs
ana neuero, sn.uuat.at! - common to - fail
cows ana nelfers. 12..i,tf.S.M): . a-norl m
choice . stocKerK and ; feeders, $o.00ttf.0;
fair to good s took era and feeders, 4.403j
o.w; common to lair stockers and feed
erg, 83.OOJt4.40; stock heifers. l3.00flt.J5;
ouiib, a i a a a, etc., ao.wnil.oo.
KcpresentatiV saleA; '
BKK' STEERS. '
No.
A. Pr
No.
Ar Pr.
10....
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II
8
M
4
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14
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17
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12
n
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4
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10
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....long. I to
4....
I....
I....
lull
I lo
I 10
6 10
....lit!
....Hit4
....1059
....111!
....ltli
....mo
....1221
....1171
....ir7
'....itm
....1100
....1217
....1:01
....1IHI
....1171
I n
118
IffM) '
. Ml
lml
nut
tot
1017
...... .1411.
, 1091
1221
.......1111
1141
- - f
, m
, 711
....-will
Ml
1011
411
1074
, 1105
4M
, lit
191
4 40
4 tO
:..
I 50
4 10
4 10
I 10
I 70
III
I M
I SO
7 uO
7 tc
10....
I 10
I III
I 70
I Ii
I H
I to
00
I -40
I 10
)
I M
I 26
f 7S
I W
I 00
I 10
1 x
t 40
t 46
t CO
I in
I 75
I 10
4 00
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14....
14...
11....
17....
20....
20.,..
20....
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II....
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4
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1V4I
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190
.i."!lJ5
1077
4 :s
4 a
4 M
4 to
4 ?5
4 11
4 Ii
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 M
4 U
4 IS
4 lo
4 la
I 00
I 40
6 40
4 50
4 10 -4
10
4 40
4 4(
4 M
I 00
6 00
I 00
I 26
I 21
.
4 Si
4 M
4 14
I 71
I 71 .
17....
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17
1011
t..
J
.1151
4.. W 00
I IM 4 U
. 7M
- Mi
.low
.1010
.1111
21
. . iia 1 la
...1111 4 15
1....
...171
I.
16...,
5.1. llaa
EiFfcn. . ...
T.....I
140 I II
HI a 10
lit' t '71
I.... .35
I Ill
4 171
I IW
4. ... 1 in
I...... 157
.... 171
14
4., ...Hi
711
8...., 140
I . . ano
II
I
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I
I
700 4 II
7
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.... IM
.... SM'
HI
.... 120
....10l
.... I 21
.... too
....ilk
....1210
....1110
....WW
I IS
4 13
I 14
4 14
4 II
21
4
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8
t.'.....
t. ......
, ,.CUL1,0, . a a
I 10 . 1...'. 1100.
U -1 ,....1114
4 OS I nil
4 04 1.... .1100
4 04 i,...:....Mt.
8
4.
..lilt
.. tot
.. 174
..444
...190
.. Ill
...
'.. Ill
1 CALVES. '
t SO '
I 73
I 71
7 OS 1
7 W
ni
in
7 26
1 .
"lr!:
4T,-.
4 Irs
IS
in
1 10.
I M
: 10-
I
las
'btockkkh aiij feedrhs.
II 451 4 J .; '....117 4 70
6 114 4 40 , I.'...; lit I 0i.
Ii ,"..M4) I M 'Ti ......717 i it
I 407 4 00 .IS... ,5 g
7..J..'.. 4?- 4 IS 11.... .Js I tl
6 Ma.,1 70 ' t: -..171 111
It 4M 4 70 a 44.... 100 I M
WHSTERNS: '
T. W.'Coates Wyoming.'
No. 1 AV. Fr. No. Av.
Pr.
toe
U htlfers... 710 8 60 21 cows..'..: 640
feeders.. 860 4 55 . -
... ,W VOMINO.
H heifers... 810 8 7a It COWS...A77
4 25
I 76
4 60
6 feeders.: n 5 25 3 heifers... '73
. ' COL0KADO..
3 feeders. . 644 . 6 M cows. ....1110
liuuti Keceipaa of hogs surpassed any
langie day a. rtrcorn aipce the early 'part
t July, the run amaiuiit.inf to ilnuai
l .Oiw head. Other uiunaty markets weie
a to. hcavny. loausti and the uaue in u.
tu l as. loictd duvnisrti under preasui it
.cuji . I'DCfS ruled i,tii. .-ower. light
u-iitri usaiiy aiaouing tne full decline.
aniaiiU during most 01 Hie aesalun liaj
l oiomii aud 1 aabonttbly . activa . appear-
auce, - but -eevtiat ii tne taiger buyer
ttirvd before c.taianco nta coiiiii.e.,.
aiU taluea ciuwd on tne bottom with latt
lueis uK-.acu.7 r carve, iue yards weie
... I eniirany cn iii.ttl until s,tl alonu
uoaitl the nnou hour.
Ari'ialcoiinn,teti of a big assortment
1 ail a.c.khiB. ajitcruias ranging Iiom
no-ax' l.cua ' dutoii to little bta alufi.
lJi.it ho, -1 ;iotci the fuiaj anu Hie pro
01 i on- o-iJO -to 140-iiOund Clashes ut,
nocii kl.il mail , uual. itcally Utile
,M. the kinua thai ureas out aa loaau,
appealed only 111 small ai'.d a.a.iuie-1
1, niclio. a cuitdition mat exoiudea cl.ol
. ., pi m 11--w., .-p. ,,t,f, tiMM41atloll. 1
bhipiH-rs and tieculatots made tlielr
t-ehctiuns m.at.y In that part of tie mar- 1
ket 1. ml tied anting wtigm gidde, lav- ;
or. iig . good butcher s(ock at alt tltues.
Total p.-icliaae on 0 0 ri other thuti .0. a;
pacul.ig amounted to about tweniy-three
loans, something like oiie-cighth of tho
ui ply
Usual spreads were preserved at the de
cline, choice h.avy hogs selling as hlgn
as 8..10 and common lights as low as J6.V.
Dtstrahle butcheia r. aged around tV.M)
auu the bst bac-oa anluiala sold at and
near 60.M. Uod 1J0 to lto-pound stuff
landed at ij0u6 4i, but la. k i f neig ir
proved a discredit In all quarters ajid
v I'll on plga and lights ri amy un
even throughout. . .
i.wl.tarseiitaiive sulea:
No.
M...
t4...
.Vo.
il...
i.1...
tl...,
II...,
ei...
ai...
U..
A a.
..M
..;
..KM
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..-!
8k. rr.
... 6 lo
... I M
... 6 ao
... I MSi
MS I Ml
a u
40 6 a .
..141
..lit
..111
..lat
,.i:i
..ill
... it:
... t u
IN
M I 14
... I ao
I ao
4 66
71..
tl..
44..
Ii...
t...
90 ..
14...
tl...
7J...
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40...
41 ..
...
74...
M...
41...
70...
II...
71...
...
7...
71...
...
10...
40...
It...
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(0...
75...
71...
I...
7...
10...
...171
...17
..177
.. Il
...mi
...fm)
...l4
...Ml
...211
...t'4
...111
...til
...Ml
. ..1M
. ..!-
...too
...t?l
...tf.1
...Mo
..Ml
...7i
...t
.. jao
...tio
..til
..lit
...til
.. M
...t4l
t lit
I 70
I 7i
I 75
I 71
i 71
I il
I 10
6 lo
I Ml
I 0
I so
6 no
I atl
I If)
I 10
I 15
6 IS
i is
1 is
I IS
I fO
6 10
I so
I lo
I to
I 10
I K
I 10
I 10
I Ii
77 7I JJfl I j
61 Kl 40 I M
14 271 N IK
61 V IS
') 200 t H
71 110 ... IH
4 !.. 240 I 6
II IM 470 I SS
11 171 M IK
M. t- ... If
71 t7l t0 I M
14 t4l M I 00
7t IM 1?0 I "0
II t?l 10 I 00
II 2I 10 I 00
II t t40 I 00
41 111 so 00
f.7 171 too I 00
!tt 247 120 I OS
ID 141 ... 4 00
70 211 10 4 00
11 121 too I OS
!...'.. ..til 40 4 04
14....... Sal M I 01
II IM M C OS
ti. i ... 1 o
it..... Ill 100 I OS
17 i'O 40 I 01
II ! 120 4 05
14 1.1 ... 4 10
It tU 40 4 1
AND ENDS.
SO M ... 4 SO
20 Ill ... IH
...III
...m
...544
I 40
FiaS-Jl)D3
S 1S8 ... I
21 141 ... C ti
71 154 1.. 5 -40 .
SHEEP Some) reaction developed In fat
sneep and lamb trade, but only a portion
of yesterday's severe decline was re
gained. It was an ' uneven market at
strong to higher levels. Improvement be
ing due to prompt curtailment of supply.
Only 6.000 head arrived and bulk of this
estimate consisted of offerings that were
not very attractive for slaughter. Strings
properly fed out moved first, leaving a
10 o'clock assortment of half-flnlrVd
varieties running down from pretty lair
killing stuff to feeders. .
Better classes of fat stock drew prices
larcely lOfeloc above those of yesterday,
fat lambs of western origin reaching 80.75,
and fat yearlings bringing as much as
84.7"a. The yearlings were handy and
choice, and both sales - noted serve to
give an accurate Idea of top values now
In force. HtronK weight warmed-up lambs
and big, heavy natives were neglected
mure or less by packers and had to sell
In crration fashion around and under the
8S.00 mark.
Hat wether nnd ewe trade held only
limited display, but moxt matured mut
tons met with a demand equally as ac
tive as the inquiry for good lamb?, and
higher prices were usually obtained for
anything fit to kill. Near prime fed
western ewes landed at M.I and a small
bunch of natives sold at 63.60. Well con
dltloned wethers were quotable around
83.60, and anything passing this figure
would have to be high-grade. Western
packers anticipate a raft of natives to
supply their . needs as soon as stormy
weather sets In. and are naturally buy
ing cautiously in the meantime, produc
ing a market subject to quick changes.
Feeders are still dribbling back Into
the country for a final finish and total
amount of business today was made up
of a few IOO to 250-pound purchases.
Prices remained firm and the demand
seemed fairly active. Strong weight
feeder lambs Are selling around 34 50
4.66, while ewes costing J2.75t3.00 show
very fair action. Two days' feeder pur
chase amounts to only 3,000 head.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs. 8fi. 80(26.80; fair to 'good
lambs, 6o.25W.60; feeder lambs, 33.764.76;
fair to choice yearlings, 34.24.75; feeder
yearlings, 33.503.85; good to choice
wethers. 33.50fi3.8i: fair to good wethers.
33.25ii7i3.60; feeder wethers. 33.0Otf3.3S; good
to choice ewes,. 83.40o-3.6o, fair to good
ewes, 8,'t. 10(3. 40;- feeder ewes, 2.4O!j3.00;
cull ewes, 31. 502. IS.
Representative sales:'
No. Av.
12 native ewes
4 native ewes, culls 95
74 native lamba 87
10 native lamba, culls 70
211 Wyoming ewes. 90
26 Wyoming ewes, culls 76
282 Wyoming yearlings, f'd"r's.. 77
Pr.
5 lo
2 25
6 60
4 60
2 85
t 10
2 85
5 15
6 60
2 40
6 35
6 35
6 80
2 0
3 25
3 25
6 25
6 40
6 25
6 25
4 10
4 10
8 09
8 25
3 25
6 75
3 40
2 60
6 60
6 60
4 75
3 66
2 HO
.3 35
3 60
4 70
no Wyoming yigs, uars, oulia.. iH
i3 native lambs
66
SO native ewes
129 western lambs ......
39 western lambs .......
110 western lambs
905 Nebraska ewes 'd'r's
117 western ewea
...128
... 82
... 87
... 81
... 83
...120
...143
... 82
... 95
... 05
... 78
... 47
... 44
.. 31
...120
...122
... 84
...104
... 91
... 87
...119
... 85
...112
...153
39 western ewea .
44 western lambs
31 western lambs
13 western lambs
67 western lambs .............
70 Nebraska Iambi, feeders..
138 Nebraska lambs, feeders..
40 lambs, feeders, culls ,
34 western ewes
lift western ewea
23 fed lambs
420 fed ewes .-
41 fed ewes, culls
60 native lambs
61 native lambs
90 western yearlings
219 western ewes ..............
83 native ewes
71 native ewes
162 Nebraska lambs, feeders
290 fed yearlings ..............
94
40
94
CHICAGO LIV D ' STOCK MARKET
Demand - for ' Cattle) . Stron
-Hogrs
- -1. glow Sheep. Lower.
OTICAOO, ' Dec 0. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 22.000 head; market, strong for
good grades, others weak; beeves, 64-oOitf
9.25; Texas steers, . 34.l0tgo.75; western
steers," 84.40Hr7.; stockers and feeders,
33.00ry.6.75; cows and heifers, I2.005.90;
calves. 86.60jiS.25.. . - -a . .
HOaS Receipts, 88,000 head; market.
Blow at opening prices; light, 35.4otuii.lo;
mixed. 66.707t.25; heavy.. $6.ofi6.25; rough.
65.8o6.95; good toi choioe heavy, 85.6i
6.26; pigs, 64.00315.40; bulk Of sales, 15.tf
o. 1
SHEEP AND DAMHS l.eeeipis, eo.oou
head: market? 10tiil6c lower than yester
day's average; native.. 32.60t.OO; western.
12.754.00; yearling, 34.00.fl5.80; lambs.
native, 63.76Hjii.uo; western, it.wtu-o.oo.
St. Joaepk Live Stock Market.
8T. JOSEPH. Dec. 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.100 head; market steady; steers,
4.5oj!i.26; cows and heifers, $2,6601.00;
calves, 33.004(7.00.
Hoas Kecelpts. 8,000 neaa; market
lower; top, 66.20; bulk of sales, 65.6oli.10.
RHKF.P AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.600
head; market steady; lambs, lo.OXgVoO,
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
.llla llAiia Sh&a
Vial liJ. iiUR ajla wt-
South Omaha t.ioo u.sw i.ow
St. Joseph 1.1W. .ooo 2,000
Kansas city o,w
Ht. Louis w i.w ',IW
Chicago .Z2,W is.uuu en.vw
Totals
87,600 89,000 02,600
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Dee- V WHEAT B pot
steady; No. 2 Manitoba, is lod; -No. 3
Manitoba. 7s7V,d; futures, easy; Decem
ber. ia2i,d; March, 7s2d; May. 7s ld.
4d; futures, easy; January, os7Ad; reb
ruary, 6s 6Vd. ., , . ,
ASQUITH WILL PUSH
IRISH HOME RULE BILL
LONDON. Dec. . Premier Asqulth In
the House ot Commons today announced
that the government would use all the
constitutional meana'at Its disposal to
pass a home rule bill for Ireland during
the life of the present rarllament.
W Otter Subject to Sale, $50,000
St. Joseph, Mo., By,, Light, Heat & Power
Co., First Mortgage 5 Gold Bonds
Denomination, $1,000. Due, Not. 1, 1937.
THIS COMPANY OWNS ALL THE STREET RAILWAYS IN
ST. JOSEPH. MO.. AND FURNISHES THE ENTIRE COMMERCIAL
ELECTRICAL LIGHTING AND POWER BUSINESS OK THE CITY.
Prices on'Appiication.
New York.
London.
OFFERINOS OF
SENT ON REQUEST.
STOCKS AND BONDS IN PRINCIPAL MARKETS.
Meters of New York and Chicago Stock Exchanges.
WHO GETS THEOTHER HALF?
Secretary Wilion Propounds Qnes
tion on Food Prices.
FAHMES GETS LESS THAN HALF
Departaneat Head Heeommende tkat
Patallrlty Be tilven the Atnoant
Of Fond In Cold Storage for
bond of People.
WA8HINGTON. Dec. .-"The con
sumers pay a dollar for food; the farmer
gets less than fifty cents for It. Who
gets the rest?"
That is the question which Secretary
Wilson of the Department of Agriculture
asked today in h i annual report. The
secretary does not attempt to answer It.
He does explain In some detail the re
sults of an investigation his department
has Just concluded Into the effect of cold
storage on the wholesomeness and costs
of food. , Ills Investigation leads him to
recommend publicity for the amount of
food In cold storage,' Just as the depart
ment. now gives publicity to the con
dition of crops from month to month.
Instead of food remaining In storage
for longer than a year or two years, as
a rule, the secretary declares that his
Investigation showed that "receipts Into
cold storage are entirely or very nearly
exhausted by the deliveries out of cold
storage within ten months."
Long storage is the exception, the sec
retary asserts. Warehousemen explained
to the department that excessively Ions
storage was due to lawsuits and other
circumstances of an uncommercial
nature. The cost of storage. Including
storage charge, interest and Insurance,
Is considered as a barrier to very long;
storage.
Effect of Cold Storaar.
Cold storage, the secretary reports, has
raised the coBt of living by Increasing
the annual price level for butter and
ggs.
The secretary says that an examination
of the record of prices gives a "sus
picion" that there has been much specu
lation In some years by the men who
keep commodities in cold storage.
He refers to "an apparent mistake" of
the storage men In over-estimating tho
consumption of eggs by the publlo at
exorbitant prices last winter, with the
result that In the spring the storage men
had to sell eggs at remarkably low
prices and send abroad th largest
amount ot eggs ever exported in order
to get rid of the supply. The secretary
declares that the warehousemen ought
to be ' required to send to Washington
each month the amount ot commodities
placed In storage bo that the publlo
may be able to Judge ot the future trend
of prices.
A great variety of subjects are dealt
with by the secretary In his report. Ka
says that the day Is not far distant
when the United States will cease to
Import potash. Florida, Kentucky, Ten-
ncssee and Idaho are mentioned as de
positories.
Recommendation Is made that all gov
ernment agencies that conserve health
should be grouped together In one bureau.
The success of the department In the
southern states, through object lessons
In the fields, Is pronounced to have beea
such as to Justify the extension ot the
work to all states.
Cora Crop Moves Northward.
The department announces that tht
corn crop Is moving northward by seel
selection. - ,
The American systems of renting land
are declared to be faulty and result in
boU robbing. It is suggested that domes
tio animals be kept on farms, even It
the land owner must furnish them, ani
that there be a rotation of crops.
Afte years of experimentation the
department says thu Egyptian cotton
can be grown In southern California and
bulbs In the state of Washington.
The crayfish Is pronounced to be a aerl.
ous pest In the eouth. CUtrbon bisulphide
is said to be a sure remedy.
The finest dates from the Sahara
desert succeed In the southwestern states.
Poultry products for the last year are
estimated to havo been worth $760,000,000.
The. foresters of the forestry bureau
are learning by experiments how to re
forest 30,000 acres hi a year. The secre
tary says that ten times this much must
be planted annually to cover ail the
bare acres In a generation.
"We are sending explorers to the ends
of the earth for new plants and getting
them," says Secretary Wilson.
The secretary warns the irrigation
farmers that they must conserve their
soil; that irrigation will bring maximum
crops while the land is new and full of
plant food. But where the crops are sold
year after year Irrigation of Itself will
not assure good results.
Insane Man Euns
Amuck Witll Rifle
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Dec. 6. (Spe
cial.) After acting strangely for several
uays, John Frame), a homesteader In the
ideal district In the ceded portion of the
Rosebud reservation In Tripp county.
suddenly became violently Insane and ran
amuck, armed with a rifle. Catching
sight of a daughter of Charlea Putxler, a
neighboring homesteader, he fired at her,
but fortunately did not hit her. The au
thorities were notified and Sheriff Little
and a posse went to he scene and tatter
a chase succeeded in capturing the craty
man. lie has relative In Kansas, who
have been notified, and if they do not
consent to care for him he will be sent to
the state hospital for the lr.stwie ai
Yankton.
The key to success In business la the
Jullcious and persistent use of newspaper
advertising.
Detailed Information if Desired.
Plympton. Gardiner & Co., i
2!8Li Salle St., Chicago.
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