I
TIIK V.KK: OMAHA. SATrKDAVDIK F.MHKK . mil.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Opens with Strength on Ac-
1VU144 vi .uuwibu VHUlca.
WEATHER STRENGTHENS CORN
Conditions A re Xnt Kainrahle at
j rrttmt for Uryinu nf evr trap
I Merchantable torn I
Marti to liny.
(IMA MA. Dec. S,
Wheat opened a ;ittle up on account
ef rather hiilllitli cables, but on the ail-
Vance offrrlnK were hravv and the mar
ket eared off.
Trader do not kn m mm li more about
tlie growing winter wheat crop iIihii they
did trefore the offlrl il flame were given
"'t. Iti a general way the condition U
considered fairly K.ioii, but much ran
'apwn before the( crop i" harvested.
Conditions In the northwest are beariitli
and lltiunlat Ion ,s Reno-a:.
The weather o er Ihp corn belt the
strengthening fcatuie nf that market, n
'onrtitlnns :ire not very fncorahle for the
lrylnn of the new corn. Sfeorts easily eel
Jurvous. as corn In well -old ah'ail for
early shipments and merchantable corn
1 bard to boy.
Karly ruble, were utrensthenlnir. but
the adxunee did not laM. lyings continue
to liquidate and csh wheat i veak
3.i1-jc lower.
Receipt of coin lot allv w ei e hravv
and. despite earlv eupixirt. the mark",
ensecl off on a more favorable forecast.
Cash rorn wan soft and '.e'lnwer.
Primary w heat receipt v. ere 64,0 0 bo.
nd shipments were 2.i,nt Int., against re
ceipt last year of 62.1,009 bu. and chip-
i Incuts of l.'rll.ftJO bu.
l'rlmary coin receipt were 1.110.000 bu.
and shipments were- 447 fO bu., neitlnst
receipt Inst vear of "tfiHM bu. and shlp
inenta of 4'6,OiO bu.
Clearances were 2.noft bu, of coin, !. flu .
Im. of oata and wheat and flour equal to
e'C.nnn bu.
Liverpool cloned 'jW'-jd hlRhrr on wheat
id Wn'd higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard: 1 car. l)4Hc; J car,
IMc. No. J hard: 1 ar, Sine. No. 4 hatd: 13
ara, M't; 1 car. P2'4c. No grade: 1 car,
f. No. 3 mixed: 1 car, Mr.
COIIN-No. 3 white: 12 ran. tur; 5
earn, ST'sc No. 4 white: 4 cam, Vic. No 3
yellow: 1 car toldi. t; 1 car, M'V.c; 8
-am, wv. No. 4 vellow: 16 car. HV;
No. 8 mixed; I car, Mio; 1 car, fctt'-fcc;
8 earn. ;V'ic. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 56c: 1
car. MV 1 car, Me; 2 cara. 54V. No
grade: X car, MV; 2 cars, 51c.
flAT8-No. 3 white: 7 cara. 4Hc.No. 4
hlle: cars, 4filie; 1 car, 4.7c.
I Omaha aah I'rtera.
WHKAT-No. 2 hard. 3 jf(!7'Ao; No. 3
Tard, WWc: No. 4 hard. 9irc.
"ORN-No 2 white, f,-u,f,c; Nn. 1
"White, &7V(iG7r: No. 4 white, r.5'4jtiMr:
No. 2 vellow. MH1o7c; No. i vellow, M't'it
lv,e; No. 4 yellow, MiM'r: No. 2. MV
Ur; No. 4. M'Sti ; no prade. 5Hif.l'c.
)ATSNo. 2 white. 4tlVu47o: ntandard.
. C'il4fic; No. 3 white, No. 4
Vhlte, 4ri"t4Kte.
HA RL1C V- Maltlnit, II.U1122; No. 1
feed $1.01 4T-1.14U
ItlE-No. 2, 2'ff93c; No. S, MtfWe.
larlot Herrlpta.
Wheat. Com, Oat.
21 4M) 152
,;.
17 131 i
V
C'hlcwrn ....
Jllnneapolln
Omaha '
3uluth ..i..
CHICAGO CHAIN AMJ PHOVISIONS
-'eat area of the Trading and f loalna;
Prlrea on Itoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, lec. .-Htorm damaging
-rop In the Argentina had ttullluta af
fect today on the market for Vheau The
cloaa hara waa firm, with price veryuia
from the aama a Jaat tilaht to V.'nSo
hove. Corn showed a net decline of fen
to SSMrc, and oata, SiJi'Sc. In hog
yroducta the clo.n waa Irregular ranKlug
from 2Ho log to 2M,4i:c advance.
Ueaplte the appearance of atrength In
'Wheat near the end of the day, the mar
Vet moat of the time prevloualy had a
leaning to the bear aide.. An opening a4
vance, due In part to a bulllali oonavrj
tlon of the government report, watt aajf
by a good deal of aelltng pivantire fraaat
aipeculatora, who aelxed the opportunity
to go abort. The resulting decline brought
out much long wheat, the property f
cwnej discouraged by the rut I I the
Jrlce of flour anil by new of Hie abutting
tlown of two mil la at Minneapolis, owing
to lack of "hipping ordera. liet een the
opening and the clone May fluctuated
from WMc to 97V:, with laat aale Vmlf'u
up at 117 ,c. "
Wet weather made earn rule higher at
flrat. but free offurlnga from wlia country
brought about a. feeling of wea'nna.
May awung from B2Vtl3'ic, cloning
teady at 6J,c. a loan of (,c net Ciah
rrradea were In alow demand. No.' 2 yel.
ow waa nut tiuoted.
The oat market took It color mainly
from corn and Buffered accordingly,
through a feeling of depression. Top and
Vottnni figure for the latter month wure
"4l4SV4e and4iie, with the clone 4ic.
av loa of ,e from laat nncht.
Provlalona were firm. In the end pork
"a unchanged to 2So down, other prod
uct exhibiting a gain of 2','(i.V.
i Leading future ranged follow:
4. rtio'l"Open. High. Low. Cioae YeyT
"Wheat I
IW..
May.
July.
14
itf7iiiS
7:7',r(4
3S
M isastr'-a
U3',
Corn
1 ec..
May.
July.
61
tUI
W-i
47
4!
5H
15 524
16
I 74
20
. I 4.
8 42i
M'4
tt'Hi
6-' 4
4Ws'
Oata
I
lec.
May.
Julv.
47
47
4S
Kit,
49f"i 4WP'i
4h,
Q'ork
Jan.
Uiv.
18 15 5S
1ft UU 1 W
13 47 15 50
la 90 I IS IT7U.I
ard
Jin.
02'i i rem
( 7'v
00
May.
17Vii
3-'H
tjb
May
4o-;J 47ll g 42V,'
47 S
io
July..
C-i, 8 g 4I-2'
Cash tiuotatlon were aa follow:
KLOCK Lower: winter iaienta XI nvi
45; winter atralghta, $.'L7im4. 76; atrlna-
j'amuia, m; aj.ring atraignta, Jtoir
nt Mi; bakers, ij.7r.Jr.73.
KVK-No. 2, f.'V.
bAftLHY t'-d or mixing, 80i95c; fair
to choice malting, (1. 1' 1 --'
SKKI 'llinotby, $i: joyij.oit. Clover
I'KO VISIONS Mean pork, per bbl., 115 01
tilft . Ird. per P lbs., jShort
Jib, aldea. looaa. 7.S7.
Total clearancea of wheat and flour
were equal to 3.J.oi) bu. Kxpuiia for the
week, aa ahown by Uruilaireel a, were
riuai is a,sni.vM ou. t'l unary receipta
V'ero tM.oiiO bu.. compared with OuV the
corrrapuiiuing day a year axo.
Katlmated recrlpta far tomorrow
AMiea, 24 car: oorn, 440 car; oat. 14
:rn, OOK. I-.MS neau. y
(hit-ago Cuh Fricea Wheat, No. t
Jed. Kl'voleStc; No. 3 led. !'.'o:a'3c; No. 2
hard, lek-digl ol ; No. 3 hard, W;u:ic; No.
I north-rii. $1.0w;l ; No. l" northern!
II lMvji uT; No. 3 northern, gl oiisi I ; No.
t aprlng, tc4(fl 04; No. g apring. , lill wj'
No. 4 aprlng, aw-wghr; velvet chaff, KOetr
i.vt, uuruiii, i vi9i uo. i im, ,o 1J
old. tc; No. 3, bsK,'ubi-; S t. t- white. hsC
:c; No. t yellow. 5iV': No. 3 yellow,
old, 70c; No. 4. 6(i67ViC; No. 4, old, 7c;
No. 4 white, 5iitj7:; No. 4 yellow, ttiia
b.hiC. Oata, No. X white, 4VM!,c; No
z white. 4 ,,!(,: No. 4 white, Vu
47c; ntandard, 47Vi tH'-nC e. No. 2.
i'-c. iiinouiy, i2 jUui ii,.w. uarley, "Sen
gl.t). Clover, glS.fOuJU.l0.
liLl 1 Kit Mrad) ; crt amei lea, IttjJTc;
hXMJ- Kecelpt. 1.W7 raaea. Market
Bleady; at nun It, raaea Included, fjjiiic;
xirnu. iujwc; oiaiuury nrnts, i.JJ.'Tc.
ClitK.slo-ciieady; daiatee. l..tjlW
twlna, Young American, lLSyltk-
lui horna, li,'iiitc.
I'OTATuliS Kaay; choice to fancy, Hi
rVLLTHV-oieaUy; turkey. 13tc;
chick, loylle, apiinga. lie.
Vi.Ate-U!d i Ut to bO-lb. welglita, ;fa
jUc.
! Carlot Ilecolpta Wheat, 21 earn, with I
l -f ootracl grade; corn. iMi car, with
none oi co lit rat l grade; oat. U2 cara
' 1 otaJ receipt of wheat at I'iilcaao. Mm'
(eauolu and Iuiluiu today were 44 cam
toiufucd with ku cara Unt week and
iara ma correaponoing day a year ago.
r4rla Market.
PKOIUA, Dec. l-fORN-Uer; No. $
hlt, t'V; Wo. 4 white. We; No.
Jtrllow, U'.-c; No. 4 ellow, 60c; No. g
mued. lVv; No. 4 mixed, toe; sample.
44V.
PATtt-Ktrsa; Na. t white. 4Wc; ,in.
No. 3 white. 47r; No. 4 white,
M)H lOHK (.KM.Rtl. MAHKKT
Mentation of the liar nn Varleen
ominodltlea.
NKW YoftK. Iec. 11X1CR Quiet
nprlng patent. gn.uutifi.So; winter atralghta.
lout .in; nprlng clear. 14. M 4. X: Kan
nan ptialghtn. $t.;nnrn4.m. Hye flour, qtilet;
air to a ,!, M ii.uit.au: choice to fancy,
V. f5.20. Huckwheat flour, quiet; gii.&frtf
it"' per nsi in.
' iHXM KA L- Stead v : fine whit and
yellow. tl.Mi-nl.e5; coarne, ll.Kbl.tn; kiln
dried, :i.t.Vu:i 75.
HVii-hteady; No. 2, 99c, f. o. b. New
York.
liAltLKY-Kiim: malting. $1.13125,
c. I f Uuffalo.
WliKAT HMit market eny; No. Z red,
91'iC, elevator, export banln, and lto f. o.
b. afloat; No. 1 northern tmltith. $1.12 f.
o. b. afloat. Km urea market advanced
early on the rahlen. declined nharplv un
! r llipildatlon due to btaiinh news on
the aah pcnltion and flour trade, but ral
lied on ralna In Argentina, cloning e net
htKlier. Ixceniher cloned at '', May,
$l.ikl lJ-IC'ol.nl d-itj; eloeed at IMHSi. He
celpt m.vt) bu. ; nhlpmenta, l.'.1,5U hu.
I'UHN-Hpot market easy; export, new.
Kr. f. o. b. afloat. Kuturea market waa
nominal, llecelpta, 1H,H75 bu.; ahlpmentn,
bu.
tAT8 Hpot market ateady; future
market wan nominal. Ilecelpt. 54, WO bu. ;
alnpnient", 2.S.W bu.
MAY Steady; prime, $1.n0; No. 1, $1.25.
H I DKH-Steady; Central America, 2.'c;
HoKotn. 22'jHtWVtC
l-EA TMKK-Kirm; hemlock, 25U27c; ec
onds. 2;iji2b-.
JOF'M Steady; state, common to choice,
l:rtl ci op, .-v ,,r; lul-i crop, nominal.
I'll'U ISION8 IHirk, firm; mesa. $17.75
rls w-); family, IM.ofrii 14 oo. t ut meatn,
sv; picked billies, 10 to 14 Iba., $10 Ok
hi:.,; picked haina, $ll.2;till.ei: Lard,
ateiidy; mlUdle west prime, f!t.tW9.1S; re
fined, ipt.et; cuntlncnt, $9 70.
TALUJW Mull; prime city, hhda., f&;
country, ti'i'MV'-
in i i Kk oi.i.toy; crmmery special.
: : i xtras. Sv; luctory, current make,
flrrt., 2:iiJ.IV.c.
t'HKKHK- Kir in ; state whole milk, cur
rent make, average fancy, l:ic.
KOSS Krenh, nllghtly eaaler; frenh
gathered, extras, 4.1'.i45c; extra flreta, HVjj.
H-; fresh gathered dlrtlen. No. 1, 34c;
frenh gathered check, prime local, 2uri
21c.
riU'LTH Y-Mrenned. market continued
dull and unsatisfactory; price nominally
unchanged; weatcrn turkey, lOtflsc;
chickens, MilHu;, fowl, hulls'. Alive,
easier; chickens. l24ir)Hc; fowl, I2',x1j'
14o; turkey. 14'uKic.
at. I.onl tieneral Market.
ST. UriH, 1pc. .-WHKAT-Iwer;
track, No. 2 rod, r4v5r; No. 2 hard, S6cj?
$l.l; December, OTMic; .May, 7'c.
COIIN Lower; tiack. No. 3, 57HfT5Sc;
No. 3 white, 5Si'"'lV4'; December. M'ic;
May, WVic
OATR-Wcak; track. No. 2. 48ic; No. 2
While, 50c;' I lecember, 4S4c,
RVK -I'nchanged at Wc.
KlJllll-Mull; red winter patent, i$4. 35
5i4 75; extra fancy and straight, $3.(K)Hi
4..'K: bard winter clear, $3 403 70.
HKKM Timothy, $l4.U04j 15.60.
4'ttKNM KAI-$.l.nO.
HKAN-Klnn; Backed, east track, $118
ill in.
MAY-KIrm; timothy, $22.0ftJj'..0O; pral
rlc. gi.LtsViM7.iitl.
I'HOVIHIONH Pork, unchanged; Job
bing. $11.00. Mrd, higher; prime steam,
lx.ti7V''(i.77H. I'ry "all meat, unchanged;
boxed extra ihorta. $x 31; clear riba,
$N.:i7Vi: short clear, gx.5u. llaron, un
changed: boxed extra abort, $9.37; clear
rll.s. tit 'i: short clears, $950.
I'Ml'LTHY (Julet; chicken. ne;
apiing. (t'c; turkey, 14c; ducks, HVc;
geese, IPAc.
Hl'TTKH Firm: creamery, 2ftft3c.
KtKl.S Steady at 2c.
Kecelpta. Bhlpmenta.
Klour, bbl 7.Hnt 7,0
Wheat, bu 25.0U0 7S.ml
Corn, bu 12H.(nai L'4.0
Uats, bu 32,000 K.OUO
Kansas f'lty flrala oad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. . WIKAT
Cuh: Hard, lc lower; soft, unchanged;
No. 3 hard. W6cft1.02; No. 3. 5ct!$l.l; No.
I red, mii!&c; ,No. 3, W4Mc; May, IT7So;
July. c.
COKN If lower; No. 1 mixed, MtTftlc;
No. 3. 6'r5!c.e; No. I white. lfi'ae: No.
.5Hc: Mecemlier. GiVcSc; May, 3o.
tiATS linca C-o t atie,
,c: Nv I mued. M0.
II V R M'q Mo. s
HA Y Weak: choice tlmothv. tW.Vy.l
20 (; choice prairie, $I3.2.".s 1S.5H.
HlrTTKU Creamery. .'ffK-: first. 33e:
econda, llo; packing stock, 21c.
JXICS Kxtraa, 33c; firsts, 31c; seconds.
17c.
Wheat, bu 42,000 2.1. (M
Corn, bu. ....Ki.OUO .)
Oata, bu. li.im 6.CSJ0
Mlanrapolls Orala Market.
MIXNKAPULIS. Dec. 8. WH KAT-D.
rember, kl'Sc; May, $1.04; July, "II Ottf
LOT.1.. Cash, No. I northern, $1.00; No. 2
northern, H7M49kc: No, 3, 4j!rc.
KLA.-$l.iHitii2 0a.
I'.AKLKY fm$l 1J.
COHN No. 3 yellow, 5Ufi Joe.
OATH No. 3 While, 4iJ-li.vic.
KYI') No. 2. 37ru7Ve.
KHAN $23 Ot)tii23.50.
KliiCfl Klrat patents. $4.90ft.3.2fl: sec-
onda, $4.V"4x: first cleats, $J.4IH3.75;
setondn, $J.Oi2.70.
Pbllnilelphla Prnaaeo Market.
PMIIaAUKLHHI A. Ieo. t. UlTTTER-
Hteady; western creamery specials. 40c;
western creamery extras, 3Vc; nearby
prima, extra, 41c.
Ktius Klrm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts,' free cases, $10,110 per cane;
Pennsylvania and other nearby, current
receipt, free cases, $10.30 per caae; west
rrn firsts, $10. M) per case; weatern, cur.
rent receipts, rreo rases, io.:v per case.
chkkhk urm: New York full creama.
fancy. iu4clb'-c; New York full creams,
fair to good, lC-Mjhic.
Liverpool Ural Market.
MVFHPOOU Iec. I. WH EAT-Srvot
easy; No. 2 Manitoba. 7s lOd; No. 3, Man
itoba, 7a 7d. Kuturea, firm: liecember.
7s 3d: March. 7n 2'Sd; May. " ld.
v uji-mikji, nrm; American mixed,
4d. Kutures. firm; January, 6 4d;
r ri'i unry, on iu,
Hups In Ioutlon (Paolflo coast), II to
11; putinds. 12s.
Mllnaakee Grata Market."
MILWAt'KKR. Dec. 1 WHEAT.Kn 1
northern, 1.0ui l.Ott; No. 3 northern. $l.A2A
l.W-y; No. g hard winter, tlcigl,oi). lie
cember, HJc; May, H7V
OATH-Standard, 4titn4i(Se.
UAULIQY-Maltlng. gl.Utfl 24.
(offeav Market.
NKW YORK, Dee. I. COFrErV-Ku.
tnrea opened steady at a decline of !$
poims owing to the rallur or European
markets to respond to yeaterdsy's aharo
advances and renewed liquidation, lir-
porta or rirmer Uraxillan markets Inspired
some buying nn the decline, hut the de
mand Iwaa not aggressive and the final
tone was steady with last prices allowing
a net loss of from 10 to '-1 points; aaiea,
tiS.i'irt bags: December, 13. 74cj January,
13.4.1c; February. l.17c; March. IS. Otic;
April, 13 Oil-; May, June. July, August and
September, 13.05; Ontober and November,
IS 04c. Havre waa ,(i franc lower;
Hamburg was u pfg. lower; Kio. un
chanaed at fc$l75; Santos. ZM reia higher;
4s. M-hj; 7s. 7IJ50. Ilecelpt at the two
Hraalllan Mrt, 3MIO0 bag, agalnat SS.unO
leal year: Jundlahy receipt. 21.UU0 baga
against K.K5 last year. A today waa a
holiday In Hraxlt the special Bantoa cable
waa not rec4ved. The early report of
tinner tirasiiiau market a weret followed
later In the day by rumors wf freer lira,
sllian offerings and the action of the local
market suggests a very unsettled feeling
In the trade. Spot coffee, quiet: Kio, No
7. 14'-; Santos. No. 4. 15V. mild, quiet
Corduvs, lOolSV, nominal.
tottoa Market.
NKW YORK. Iec. g, COTTO.V-Spot
closed quiet. JO points lower; middling
uplsnda, I. fee; middling gulf, g.45c; sales,
2.MU bales.
Kutur.s closed barely ateady: Iecem
ber. .Jc; January. I.tslc; February, g.fcjc
March, X 70c; April. .73c; May, g tX:;
Imiaa ft ko lull- kk. A. . a .
(Sptnib?r. 8 ,7c; October, Ik: iSovember.
(I ills '
Tariaeatla aa4, Htala.
SAVANNAH. lec. g -Oil J4Turnn
tine. firm, at 4.ta4ic.: sale 1.1. la 1,1,1s -
recelpta. HnH bbl.; kiiioments. Sw. hbi:
stock, 4o.SJ4 bbls. Koatn. firm: sales I 0
bhls.; receipts. $ 02 bbls.; shipments, :.;
bbls.; stock, 12! lt bbla. ; H. gti.S; 1 gd JO
K. m.Ztv.: K. $.:r.S(t-i.40: t. $4 $;s
tl-il it, o."i.40. 1.. . '; K, 14.70. U
$0 oi, N. $7; Y.K1, $.h; WW,
WshsI Market.
BT Ld)L IH, Mo , Dec. g Wrvni, -
Me..l ; territory sua weatern mediums,
, fine mc4j,uin hsitloc; fine, llWc.
I tlsrw,, 4 V
47".
NEW YORKIOCK MARKET
Declining Tendency of Prices Again
Apparent During Day.
RALLY LATE IN THE SESSION
Most plrltea Bear Attack Arrlb-
ted to Pabllcatlon of Interview
with aaderllp, Which was
Decidedly Peaalmlatle.
N'KW YORK, Iec. fl.-Thn declining
tendency of storks sgaln wa apparent
today. The most severe lo se of trie
week were Inflicted during a shaip ut ark
by the bears. The depression wa-Lgeneial
and iiotatlon were carried down one to
three point. A raliv later In the session
reduced the decline largely and many of
the favorite lue closed only a frac
tion otf on the day.
Speculative opinion wan more harlh.
althougn there wa nothing more In thu
way of adverne developments to alfect
securltlea than there wan vestertlr.y.
1 nllin PBClflC. t Its ln t,elea to.ii.v was
5 point below Monday's opening. Others
of the ntandard Issues showed losses oi
8 to 6 point. The rallv which came late
today could hardly be regarded as due to
any change In sentiment. It piol-aMv
wan a natural reaction after five davs of
falling ((notation.
The mont nplrttet hear attack enme
shortly before tiimn and wa a.trtbtited to
publication of an Interview wHh Kranl:
A. anderllp nf the National City liik.
which waa regarded as decidedly psW
nilsilc. After exnresalna- the nnlnlon ihst
outlook for business waa the moat serious
of "years he gave aa the underlvlna; cause
'the cliaotle situation resulting from the
attempt to adjust business to a law,"
which, ne sain, nad brouxht aliout a lla
I in Led state of mind among business mm
generally. Mr. Vanderlln'a llllerancea
derived the greater emphasis from bein
made at a time wnen there la a dlwc-
apread conviction that the train depret-
bm'm is oeing relieved.
Higher money rates have not been ef
fective In atopplna the on l flow of cil.l
a small shipments were made todny to
Canada nnd South America. Known
movement of money during the week
Indicate a loss In rash by the bank nf
neiwecn I4.iwj.iiuo and $5,010,000. Call money
held Rteadv toduv
higher levels and time money was hlnher
nil around, with a much, heavier Ue-
nnnn.
The Conner urndneees' Ininoiil t.
November, Issued today, wna more favor
able than had been expected, both ns
"-Kurua me rennery output during the
month and the -deliveries which were
reflected In .a decrease In stock of more
than 23.O0fl.00l) m,. The production fell i
the smallest monthly refltierv outturn re
ported since February. Iximestlc deliv
eries were the largest lnce January of
WW and rept.rts the advance sincu lust
'" ,n u,e ,,y un" of largeal
selling Agenrlea advanced the price of
toe metal io j.isjc, the highest of the
movement. These Influences were re
flected In a vigorous upturn of copper
stock.
Honda were generally heavy. Wabash
4 made a food recovery. Total aaleB, par
value. $3,2id,OUi. Cnlted State ia. coupon,
declined U and the 2s and 4s, registered,
7 i m ,
NumuW of sains net Ismail in 0 miMailnns
ot stock were a follow:
Ci a I - a t ci..
200
22. Its) (fltt 6S
HW M (4
.I01 (2S il
I. tot II '4 10'4
1,M () 1
U0 44 43'i
" ii 'iiii ii4
W S Hi.
1,40) 70',4 KS
10) 103 102 'k
i
1.100 11.1 IMS
l.MX) 1SHI4 Ut
4.0U0 1Q lo44
Amalcamataa. i'okpr
so-
t.4
l.'H
io'
4:1 4
Mt
11
H
't
Am. bset Sugar
Amartraa n
Amaiiraa C. A P........
Am. tot ten oil
Amartra Unnssd .
Amrria lxKximotlt
Amarican 0. A K..
Amarlraa T. 4k T......
Arnariuan TDbarne pfd..
Amsrloaa Woolan
24
ST
anarontl Mlnlns Co l.loo 17 i Wi it
4. COO lot't 11H14 io4H
Alchlao afd
100 oj ios io.i
Atlantic Cut Un
700 hm i.-it n:.
baltlmor Ohio
nra im 100H4 looti
Hdhlsbam Rtael ion
U4
Brooklra Hapld T 1.41A TC
nnxm Pullla .,,
sl l.r7H' $17 "4
1 antral IxaUiar ...
IW ww it:4 l'i
nlral iMiliar til
'-lw' f si
Cja.a 4fc AMi
Chicaiio O. W., nsw..
loo 14 1104 14
Chlco (J. W. PH 400 M'4 J'i Jllii
, 1 tal a,... .... . . - .
. . r.. " t-tf It: 11Z
hlr.io. M. 8. P I.M0 10B'j 'l' KW-H
('.. C C. St. L. .... M
Colorado T. A I o0 : . si 25
Tolorado A. gout ham to
onaolldatd liaa 1,1-M l.Tt'i 3v 1:1714
Produrts 100 ios lo. 1014
Pola-iar Hudson 100 1M , 144 u
Ixuvar A Kio Ornd... loo1 ant ' 21H4
INinror H. O. pfd Ml 4H 41'. 4!14
IM.tlll.n' rurltle . ... , . . . . . l
Krl S.100 sou. SO SOU
KtIs IM r'd 1,400 10'4 Ul KIU
Krl M ptd i 4i4i
ttensral Klortrlo K0 m mm 1.M
(Iroat Northara ptd $.100 uaV. ln
tlrsat Norther Or ctli.. 4.TO0 41 him I
ohui-i . .mi icj 140
Intarhoroufh Mat 4no 14 ' iS It 14
nt. MM. ufd l.tOO 4'k 45U, 4
Intarnatlonai Harvasttr.. too lo.'. 105 pis
liitor-Marla ptd (no 17 '4 1114 it
Intarnallonal Pr 400 14 iu.
Intarnatlonai Pump lot SI II M
low Cantral 14
Kanau lUr Bouthorn til
K. t go. Bid ..... 44
1-iclsOa tins tod
lxiulaTlllo Nathtlll.. 1.400 1U4 U M
Minn. Bt. U 311
M , Bt. P. B. B. M... 10 Ul4 131 gat
Mlaaourl, K. T. ........ I. loo H j-k. f
at.. K. A T. pfd u
Mtaaouri racinc 1,100 114 J74 J4
National Blanult 10A 17U lS7Li, irriu
National Laad 1.000 to 41114 4
n. it n. 4t a, a pra 2374
Now York Cantral luo 10. lo4 106 u
N. T . o. W too 4 iiv
Norfolk Waatara 1. loo 107S 1 uw
North Amarloan aid TJ 7''V 71
Norihsrn fasitla 4 4no lll4 11A lm
l-soilto mail nil) 114 aova a4
Pouaaylvanla ...v tM0 lt 1I1H 12114
nla a Uaa loo lulls tolu 103
P., t;., c. Bt. L. tv4
rittaburh foal loo 174 17 IT
Prtiaad Staal Car If 10 33 3. 14 SI
Fullman Palae Car M0 IM lb) l.H
Kallwar Btoal Spring... so
Heading ST.400 ltS 4, 117 -4
Hopubllo Riaal 1 4l 23t :;S -'4
Hoputllla Staal ptd Its) 46V 4eta
at. U 4k K. Id ptd... tsr) 4 n 4H4 eit.
at. Lou la B. W ti
St. U s w. ptd tou.
Slaas-Hhimald 8. St I .. WK) n s
Uoolharn Paclfl l.iOO llo 4 no
Huuiharn Hallway 4oo :'4 :mJ
So. Kallwar ptd 400 T4 70 TO
Taanaaaoe 4por 1. 100 94 1414 1411
Texas Pai'lfte Hod 2.1 rnn rt
T . St. U 4k W 100 I .".-4 U 14
T . St. U W. pfd JO0 17", 1744 IT
leloaParlfla 74 oo 171 4a i;uh
In loa Parltle Pfd ItM M 3', ;
tnltad Stata Rsatly !tio u aa
t'nllsd Biataa Ruboar 400 44 UK .'.
tnltad Stalaa Stsal M too l4 41s
V. B. Btaal pfd I.SOd 101 lu44. 103
t'tah lumper 1.40 44 4m, 4-4
Va -t'arollna tliamlcal .. ") It1, c?i
Waha.n I.ton T M, 7
Wabaah pfd .M tl 144, 71
Weatern Maryland too 404 It CO
W vllsfhouas KHK-trle .. lot 4t', 44 44
Wasters t'nlo SOO 17a 774 77S
WUa.lln A U - 4 4-4 414
Uahlk Vallar U.dod 177 176H 17l.
Total aala tor tk day. 4i.iu aharoa.
l.oadea Block Market.
I.ONDON, fec. g. American securilies
opened around parity and then Improved,
but a ptirt of the Hat sagged on realising
at the end of the first hour. At noon
prices ranged from S above to below
yea ten say a New York closing.
Ixiniion closing stocg quotations:
Coaaola. moaty .. II it tOutavlll aV Natti ltj
ao avcown. i rao . nil. m lax.. XV
Aml t-oppar dlNaw Turk l "antral. .
Anaeoada 71 Norfolk 44 Waalem-UOt
Atrklana I074 do pfd in-,
do pfd 10T Ontario A WeatarB. 41
Baltlmor A nttl. luJta Panua Ivanla 4:u
fanaOtan Paelflr .144 Hand Mlnaa ,
t'hoaapoako Ohio. T4 Haadlna . Tdt,
4'til. Oraat Waatarn. lvlkutham Hy 2lla
1 ni.. Mil. a r- u uo pia 7.1,
!) Doora 1'4 Ruuthara Pat lflo .
lensr A Rio O .llllnlon Ha.'itla 76'.
da pfd 47 do pfd
Irta HV. 8. steel 11s
do lit pfd 11V do pfd 1111,
do 3d pfd 43 Waha.n 4S
Grand Trunk lit do pfd ITS
KU.VER-Har. stedy at SHtl per
ounce.
MONEV-l3'4 per cent.
The rat of discount In the open market
for abort bills la 3 Ii-lt4i4 ikt cent; fur
inre inuiuoa uuis, 3' per cent.
Daak Clearings.
OMAHA, Iec. t - Kdnk clearings for to
day were U. iSf0.in.lsi and for the cur,
responding day last year $J.4.74.64.
Iimitarta at ir Vsrk,
NEW TOKK. Deo. g-Imnort of mr
rhaiidl and dry good at the port of
New York for the week ending December
$ were value. I at gid.Lli'.iJf.. Imports of
specie for the port of New York tor the
week ending today were $is).7l4 silver and
$171,br! gold l:ior( of sprt le for the
week were $l,4.V.i.iJ.i sliver Slid $.i7,''i gold.
rn turk .Mine.r .tlarket.
NKW VHtK, Dec. k.-Mt VKY Jn tail,
firm, at tvi.'i per rent: ruling rate, 4't
per cent; closing b.tl. 4 per cent : . of tcred
St 4'4 per cent. Time loans, very MronK
anil active; eirlv tiava, 4'''iD4 per ct ru ;
ninety das, 4','u4'4 per cent; six months,
1'n 4' 4 per cent.
STKKI.INO Iv.XCIIAN'fiK-ICflsy, with
ai'tiiR) bii-'lness in btinkers' Mils at H.M.'.'
tor sixty-day bills and at $l.s.Vw for de
mand: comiiieiclal bills. 14.8r.
I'lUMK MKllCANTlLii; fAPER-44W
4S per cei.
SII.VKH-Har, 50',-ic; Mexican dollars,
4'i'kc.
lit i.VDH loverntnent, weak; railroad,
heavy.
tlosing quotations on bondi today were
as follows-
f. (4. rt. rfx...1im Int. M. M. 4. 5'4
do roomin
loo sjapan 4 M
401"japa 44 1
101',K. C. So. 1t 3n...Tixi
ll::s I., ft. dib. 4a 1131..
lU'.'l. N unl. 4i ... '
r.3'tM. K. A T. lit 44 7
Viz do gen. 4'4s
i't Mo. I'aclflc Ik 7I'
fiV. N. T! H of M 4'a 92W
f. 8. 34. r
do coopt.n
f. H. 4. rex
do fonpon
Allln-4 lial. lat Is.
Atiier Ax (in ....
. T. A T r 4a
Am. Toharw) 4. . ,.
do a
1I4-4N. Y I', g. 1'kS... 7H
Armour A f 'o. 4'4s. 91 (la del. 4n..
!'-
Atrhtsnn sen. 4i.
f N. Y.. N. II. A II.
io tr, 4ft
do rir. t-4
.l'si'4 c s
.104 N A W. 1t c. 4s..
. .' do rr. 4
. Nn. Psrlflu 44.
. 2 do In
111't
M
107 '4
!'
'J4
fll'i
A 1. I, 1st 4s.
Hal. A Ohio 4a..
llO ISM
do H W. 3i...
. IMl'l O ft. I., rfclx 4
Brook. Tr. tv. 4a... S4 f'enii. t-v. i'-ia Hit. 17
f an. of t:a. In 104 d eon 4a 1051
tn. leather 14 4'4 Rcadlna Ktn. 4a 9104
ol N .1 .121 8. I.. A 8. I' . 11. 4s 'l
l he l Klilu 4'.a..iniS do gen. 1
On rf. b V3'4 8t. b. H. W. r. OI.. V?u
rhl'-airn Ar A. 1'la. k.V, ,lo lat (old 4- KIH
V. 11 4. J. 4a... -'4 . A. b. 4 sl'a
flu aen. 4- fol'a 80. ra'. rol. 4" P2
.'. M. H. I. d 4a 2'i do iv. 4
f. It. I A P. c. 4s 72'a do 1t ret. 4...
. 6
.107'.
.IIIOI4
do r(K 44 H48n Itallsay it...
"lo. -iuj Is 73 do sen. 4 ..
t'nlo Mid 4i 10 I no, 11 1'arlflc 44.
A- 8. r A e ,4', a. 7'4 !., v.
I) A II. ry 44.... 94 do I" Ar ref 4 !7"4
II. A II. tl. 4.
&ViU. 8. Ilubhsr ...104
k:,t II. 8. "Tel 2d in... .1014
7u 'i Va. -Car. t.'ham. 6x.,lo0
7'4 v'aUa 1st f 10;.
V' do ll A rx. 4a... 11V
An ref. Bu....
ri 1st I Hers- is
Kris p. I. 4.
rto sen 4s.
do c-v. 4a, aer. A. M t, w mtern Md. 4 H74
do series B 76 W est. Kleo. cv. 6.. M
Onn Kin. tv. Wia. Vntrl 4 K'i
II. fen. ll ref. 4. M"! Mo. Pac. i t. la 17
Int Met. tl'a Paliatna la 101
fild. "IJ.lered.
Ilotton Mtock Market.
HOSTON, Iec. S.-CloslnB Quotations on
stoci - VM'ie a.4 follow-. :
Allouea 1.1 14 Mohawk 45
Amal. Copper doi Nevsila 4Vn 17Ta
A. v.. U 4a 8 5414 Mplulnl Mine .... 7
Arlrona Com. 20 North Hot la 24-H
II. A f. ('. A 8. M. V4 North Lake f,',
Holt foalltlon .... ic did Dominion ...... 4.V4
t'sl. A Arlioua.... f.6'4 (taocola
t al. Ic Hecla Iko Parrott 8. A C 11
Centennial 11kUulm r 44
t'op. Hanxa t:. O. . 10 Fhafinun .4 8'4
Kaat Butts O, M IH4 Hoperlor 25
Kranklln Superior A B. M... 2
oiroiix t on at -ib 1 amsrara za
tlranhy Con 294 u. 8. a R, A M... If4
flreena t'ananea .... 7 do pfd 474
Isle Itoyala Copper. 19 t'lah Con 14
Kerr l.iks ?Hrtah Cupper Co.... 41-S
Iake Copper X3i4Wlnnna I
Ia Salle t n,fir. . . . h Volvarlna IS
Mlsml IVipper ll4
ICi-dlv. "'Did.
Meve York Mlnlt-a Ktocka.
NEW YOKK, Dec. 8. 4-losing quota-
t It 1134 on mining stock were:
Alio WO Little Ctalaf 1
Com. Tunnel stork. 11 Meiloan 400
do bonds Ill Ontario lot
Con. t al, A V I ftl Ophlr 140
ron silver 95 Hianoare 1110
bearivills Con. .... I Yellow Jacket I
t)fftrd.
OMAHA QGNCRAL MAHKKT.
nUTTKR-No, J. i-ib. carton, sic; No.
1, In AO-lb. tubs, 3?i'4c; No. 2, pack
ing, .
CllKKSB-Imported Swiss, 32c; Ameri
can Hwls, 24c; block fiwins, 19c; twins,
lHc; daisies, lUc; triplets, 19c; younfc
Americas. 20c; blue label brick,, 19c; llm
berger. 2-lb., lSc; l-lb 19c.
POUI.TKY Hrollers, 18c; springs, llWo;
hens, HHc; cocks, 9c; ducks, 16c; geese,
13c; turkeys, 22c; pigeons, per dog., $1.20,
Alive, broilers. lMc: Hens. 7Vkc: old
roosters and stags, 44c; old ducks, full
feathered. 1114c: geese, full leathered.
9Vc; turkeys, 16c; guinea fowls, lfc each:
pigeons, per dos.. 60c; homers, per do.,
II. Mi: squabs, No. 1. $1.50; No. 2, 50c.
viV'--.iJl'erl Dc: white. 19c; pike.
ISc: trout. He; large crapple. lSoJlSc;
Spanish mackerel, 19c; eel, ISc; haddocks,
13c; floiindern, 12c; green catfish, 15c;
roe shad, $1.00 each; shad roe, per pair,
50c; salmon, 13c; halibut, 12c; yellow
perch, He; buffalo, 9c; bullhead, 14c
BEKF CUTS No. ribs, lfo: No. 1
ribs, ll"4c; No. $ libs. 84c; No. 1 Joins,
I'.IV: No. 2 loins.. U'-ir; No. 3 loins. 9c;
No. 1 chuck. 7'tic; No. 2 chucks, 4c; No.
chucKs, 5ic; No. 1 rounds, 11c; No. 2
rounds, Nc; No. 3 rounds, SNc; No. 1
Plates, 6c; No. 3 plates, 5c; No. S plates,
4M.C.
FRUITS, ETC. Apples: Cooking varie
ties, per bbl., $2.75; Jonathan and Grimes
Oolden. per bbl., 1460; Hen Davis, per
bbl., $2.75; California JKellellower, per box.
$1.85; Colorado Jonathan, extra fancy; per
box, $2.50; Washington Hpitsenberg, per
b:x, $2.50; Washington it. Utauty, per
box, $2.50; Washington Htaman Wlnesaps,
box, $2.50. Hananasr Fancy select, per
bunch, $2.2ru2.50. Jumbo, per bunch, $2.75
t;1.7G. Cranberries: Wisconsin fancy, per
bbl.. $9.50: per box, $3.25; extra large
Jumbo, per bbl., $10.50 Dates: Anchor
brand, new, so l-lb. pxgs. in noses, per
box. $2.50; Dromedary brand, new, 30 l-lb.
11k ire. in boxes, uer box. $3.00: bulk In
70-lb. boxes, per lb. 80. Pigs: California,
per case of 12 12-ox. pkgs., 15o' per case
of S6 12-ox. pkgs. $2.50; per case of 60
-og. pkgs., $2.00; New Turkish, S-crown
In 20-lb. boxes, per lb., uo; s-crown in
20-lb. boxes, per lb.. lc; 7-crown In 50-lb.
boxes, per lb., 17a. Grape Krult: Florida,
46-38 sises, per crate, M-ToWo-OO; 80-54-64
sixes, per crate, $5.X. drapes: Califor
nia Emperor, per 4-basket crate, $1.75itf
2.00; Malaga grapes. In bbls., to.604Mi.0O.
lemons: l.lmuiielra brand, extra fancy,
SU0 slxe, per box, $0.25; St) siie. per box,
$5.2&; Loma Umonmra, fancy, 300-360 sixes,
per box, $5.50; 240 and 430 sixes, 50o per
box less. Orsngbs: Arlsor.a navels, 96
126 sixes. perlHj, $5.25; ljo-176-200-216-250
sixes, per box, $o.tJ; California navels, all
sizes, per boxj $3.!v4 Tears: California B.
Clarigvau, per do-lb. box, $3.00.
Viit-iKTAULEB Beans, string and wax,
per market basket, l.iul.li-. Cabbage,
Wiaconsin, per lb., - Vill'iC. I'elery, Mlchl-
an, per tloien, 4tK'; Calltornla Jumbo, per
oxen, 9oc. Cucumbers, hot liuuie, per
doxvii, $2.00. l.ggeant, fancy Florida,
per doxeti. $2.00. Utariic. extra lancy,
white, per lb., 15c. iettuce. extra fancy
Itaf. per doxen. 40c. Onions, California,
white, per lb., 3c; Wlaconalu, yellow and
red. in sacks, per lb.. 2c; Spanish per
crate, $1 90. I'arsley, isncy southern, per
doxen bunches.- 60'4T?6x Potatoes, Min
nesota Karly uhlo. per bu., $1.16; Wiscon
sin white stock, per bu., $1.10: In lo-sack
lots, 60 less. Sweet Potatoes. Kansas,
per bbl., l-'.Io: per feu. basket. Jits).
Kutabugas lit sucks. per lb., lo.
Tumatoes. Caiifomia. per crate, $1.50.
M 1 St." K L.1 -A N KO I' S Aj monds, Tarra
gona, per lb., 1V; In n-:ka lots, lc less.
Uraxll nuts, per lb., 164i; In sack lota, lo
less. Cocoauuta. per aatJt, $.".&0. Filberts,
per lb., Ik'; In sack lots, lo leas. Peanut,
roasted, per 4b.. 84c; raw, per lb., Ihto.
Pecans, large, per lb., 17c; In sack lots, lo
less. Walnuts, new crop, 19il, California,
per lb., 17'--c; in sack lots, lo less. Cider,
New Nehawka, per 15-gal. one-balf bbl..
Had; per JO-gal. . bbl., (oJA, New Yoik
Mutt a per 15-gal. one-half obi , $3.60. per
90-gal. bbl., $6.50. Honey, new, framas,
13 7 i. Kraut, per 15-gaf. keg. $2.76; per 6
gal. keg. $1.10; Wisconsin, per one-half,
bbl.. 3.o0.
Ctaiinratrtl Apples mm Ikrleal Kralta
NKW YORK, Dec. --KV.VPRATKD
Al li.KS yuiet and steady; on the spot
fancy are quoted at HX()lV; c hoice, o(0'
9c; prime. MiHtsV-
IiKIKD Fill' lit Prunes, firm on small
offerings and further demand to fill short
lontiu.tM quotations range from 6'c to
llo for CaUfornlaa up to 40-50:4 and 10V.C
lo 12o for Oregons. Alvrlcots, quiet, but
prices firm; choice, l'.di'IN'ic; extra choice.
lik(il6V: fancy, 17'tilV. peachtas. Inactive
but steady; choice, ll'o llVc; extra choice,
Il-H'tl2c; fancy, 12-cgl2V. Kaleana, firm,
with a little better Inguirv; loose musca
tola. 644i'7V,c; choice to fancy seeded, 7i
(ieV-; needless, b-jTc; London layers, $1.40
tjl.4o.
' Dry 4,'ooAs Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. $.-TRY C.4JODS.
The cotton good market waa barely
steady in the gray goods dlvlsiou. Job
leia are buying very carefully. Retail
era are reporting a fair hullduy trade, but
not a luige one.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA, ln-c. I.-HAY No. 1, $14 00'
No. 2. $11.00: coaiae. $12 80; packing stock'
$ mi9. 14); alfalfa. $1. no. Stiaw; Wheal
$6.00; rye and oata. $7.50.
Persistent AdvettUlny Is the Koad to
Hlg Return.
I
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Very Light, with
Slow, Weak Trade.
wIOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
Fat Jtheep Ten 4 Fifteen Loner,
TTlth I'at l.atnba Fifteen to a
Qaarter I.orrer and Feeders)
(enerally Sleaaly.
' POL'TH UMASAi Dec. , 1311.
Recolpl were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4. MX 4.S19 9.44.1
Official Tuesday 5,002 11,562 10.426
Official Wednesday .. t.t'M 1-ui .
Official Thursday .... 3,943 10.693 4.521
Kstlmate Friday 1,300 9.3.iO 4.tA
Five days this week. .H.M7 d.i.196 3J.V.0
Same days last week. .12.147 27,t-5 245.!7
Same days 2 wks. ago. 23,226 35.0ti2 4N.770
Same days 3 wks. ago.i27.74H 34.5'.';. 60,7'13
Same days 4 wk. ago..!!0.6'. 23.226 1W.195
Same days last year. ..27,337 21.6H4 32,171
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with
Lint year; mil. 1910. Inc. Dec.
Cttlo 1, 116.137 1.10.360 4J.223
Hogs 2,214.144) 1.7X9,539 421,001
Sheep ,. 2.bi7.ti -2,39,7S0 52,140
Tho following table shows the averaso
prlceK paid for hogs at South Omaha for
tiie last few days, with comparison:
Date. I Ull. l.iti0.IWl9.lHa).lO7.19l)6.jl9X.
Nov. -fl.l 6 001 7 07 8 09 4 36 4 63
Nov. W. 7 00 $ 12 6 6ii 4 50 6 04
Dec. 1. Oi 7 13 8 02 6 79 05 4 9
Dec. 2.. 6 00T4 7 13 8 06 6 70 4 61 4 S7
Dec. .. 7 18 03 5 65 4 64 08
Dec. 4... 6 03 g 03 5 69 4 6.'! 6 13 4 Rl
Dec. 5.. 6M' , 7 26 6 06 4 67 6 12 4 H4
Dec. .. it) 7 4ti 8 12 4 71 (16 4 H3
Deo, 7.. 5 94 7 41 8 22 5 41 4 63 6 211 4 92
"cc. 8 7 32 8 jg 6 42 6 15 4 87
Sunday. Holiday.
Receipts and dispositions of live stock
fit the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha,
for tho tVenty-four hours ending at 3
p. m. ytstcrdav:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. IlogS. Sheep. H'r s.
'.. M. & St. I.
Wabash
MiHsourl Pacific 2
I'nion Pacific h
C. & N. W., east.. 3
C. S N. W west.. 16
C, St. P., M. AU.,11
C. P. & Q., east.. ..
C., B. & j.,-west . 22
C., R. I. & p., at 4
C. It. I. P., west 1
Illinois Central 1
C. U. W
29
ft
a
4
9
1
1
3
"Total receipts ..69 113 19 t
DISPOSITION HEAP
Cattle. lings. Sheep.
OmRha Packing Co.... US 1,244 837
Swift and Company,... tjno 2.1 47 433
Cudahy Packing Co 4tr 1.749 2,102
Armour c Co 158 3,038 662
Murphy 663
W. B. Vansant Co tit
Hill & Son 29
J. B. Root & Co 97
J. H. Bulla 20
If. F. Hamilton k
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co... 3 at.
Cline & Christie 92
Other buyers 118 1,108
Totals 1,627 8,841 6,143
CATTLE The cattle run as Is most al
ways the case on a Friday, was small,
only fifty-four cars being reported In.
This waa In fact not enough to attract
very much attention from buyers, but It
will be recalled that packers have been
very liberal buyers all the week and It Is
a question whether they were really in
need of very many additional cattle. The
trade throughout the morning was dull
and slow and without any new or Inter
esting features. Such cattle as buyers
happened to want early brought steady
prices, but the general trade was weak
and toward the last a little lower than
yesterday. This would apply to prac
tically all kinds of cattle beef steers,
cows, heifers and feeders.
The tendency of the market up until
today haa been steadily UDward thia week
and prices ere, genrv..r fAiAyt. rturV
25j higher than laat tvtotiv m ouosat
, wuotations on native cattle: Uood to
choice beef steers. $7.00(8.10; fair to good
beef steers, $6.26'37.00; common to fair
beef steers, $ft.0Uy6.25; good to choice
heifers. $4.80ifr5.T5: good to choice cows.
$4.60rS.o0; fair to good cows, $3.754f4.30;
common to fair cows, $2.75j3'3.65; veal
calves, $3.2&57.60. '
(Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, $6.7tHj.6.60; fair to good
oeei Bteers, .,.tres.i5; common to fair
beef Bteers, $4.40tj.VoO; good to choice cows
and heifers, $i.504u.26; fair to good cows
and heifers, $rfs'if 4.50; common to fair
cows and heifers. $2.75ft3.60: good to
choice stockers and feeders, $i.00u.00;
fair to good stockers and fneritu-a 14 7f.ni
6.26; common to fair stockera and feed
ers, e-lou04.i5; stocsk heifers, $3.50414.60;,
la. alia. aa..... . 1 .1.. I-
uunn, Dissn, VIC , ..w.j'U.w,
Bepreoentatlve sales:
BKEF STEERS.
No. frt. rr. No. Ar. Pr.
41 4 ;i i; inn 4,1
JJ 7I I l!l 7 1171 W
17 146 5 40 40 till 4 40
10 77 I 10 10 J.. ..llll I 50
10 1101 I 40 II 100 lo
1 -' 4 10 11 1124 I 50
20 1K I II II nil 7
3 Wit I M It 1081 I 71
1 U04 I 40 1177' I 00
COWS.
1 471 3 TS 1050 4 H
I M0 t 10 . 7 1774 4 10
7 Ml t 00 I lot 4 21
t Its) I II 11 1030 4 )j
$ MO I II 10 1011 4 II
K4 II 4 -. Ill 4 10
1 10:4 I U 4 IM 4 lo
4 10ST I 31 4 , lri7 4 10
I M I I1M 4 li)
4 10W I I) .1 3 4 o
4 t 7o 1 U74 4 7
$ IM I 71 ' 1 1414 S 01
4 1111 8 K
1 HEIFERS.
0 TM $41 4 K7 4 7S
1 7M t 71 II 4 XI
1 713 4 04 l(r.'4 I On
5 4:0 4 IM t J14 I II
1 490 4 00 1 S7i) 5 40
7 M 4 111
BULLS.
$ 1(00 4 10 I i;k 4 1
CALVES.
!3T I II 4 159 !5
1 171 I If, I o ;j
i-4 4lt 4 t t loO 04
1 270 I 00 1 JOB T 15
$ II ft 00 I C'K) 7 II
STOCKERS AND FEEDKKS.
1 113 4 JS 4 IS5 4 lo
14 717 4 40 4 740 4 70
4 44U 414 $ ISO 100
HOGS Nothing .very new or startling
happened in bog trade, prices ruling
steady to a nickel higher In apots, with
the demand from all quarters none too
active. Receipts gave a rather large
total, amounting to about 133 loads, but
efforts at forcing the trade down a
notch met with poor success and most
sellers were enabled to settle with buy
ers ut quutably strong figures.
In general form tho market bad much
the same appearance as yvsterdsy's busi
ness, the price range buing wide, with
bacon and lilgh mixed stuff more or less
uneven. I-ard animals made up only a
very modest percentage of the recelpta
and invariably sold within the high
spread.
Shippers and speculators favored
butcher animals, a preference that ap
pears to be deep-rooted, and bought freely
taking fully 20 per cent of the entire re
ceipt. The yards were pretty well
cleared of all weight by ID. 30 o'clock,
parking drove having their usual up-and-down
sppea.anca.
The beat htavlt on aale reached $0.20.
a nickel above yecterdvy top and good
butcher offering moved around the $6.00
mark. Bacon classes ranged from $6.90
downward, loads belling under to. 75 being
uneven or unsotted. Amount of bulnea
in pig stuff was hardly large enough to
afford a fair teat of values, weighty pigs
landing around $5. 10u 5. 40.
Representative sales:
No. A. 8b. I'r. No. Ar. Sli. Pr
2-V !! ... t 44 M ni IN M
Ml 41 I 41 II 64 :i4s
1 113 10 I ',4 .... U7 It M
II Kl ... 4 71 74 144 14 4 0
Iti U4 ... I 74 II l:l ... so
4 Ill ... 171 II t.4 50 4 o
M 10 ... Ill 4 l4 K'4 4 0
M Ill 40 $ lo II :- ...
t- iti 1st I mi . i :.r ... i ti
44 -in wis n :3i ... i im
7 Is! 40 IW SI ;.o ... it,
IM ... 7i.v.....tl4 14 I it,
4 !" -. ft---.. 7. ... I 00
o rc4 ... in fti... -, ). 6
2 tf l M r4 K- 4
is ... ft II 74 :ii ...
" m 44 ft 4s ; mi is i o
1: IM ft 45 l Ml w I
4 I4 ... 155 li .-. fM o
U 4'- U ft 45 74 14i So 4 cm
7 I4 ... 115 41 Ill ... 44
M P ... I II til Mia
44 la ... ft al 4J.... ..: ... 4 4V5
U 11 .VIM II 1-0
xsi 4 m ft : is lei
I 2al ... ft I It) 1.4 ... I 4
I !"i
I M
I n-i
I fo
I U
.-..... VM
. s ....... :'4
4Ki V.4
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l".....M
i;.......:n
."K
l s
11
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l; S 00
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J0
0
I 04
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4 til
. . "SU
1 ".3T
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..mi
..215
..234
. .'.'SI
. . :oi
..:ot
. .1K7
. ,l
..I
..111
..:.
,.?no
.K-l
..21
. .1A0
..254
. !tl
..Sl
..512
..::7
..146
..14
I
1.0 I tt
... I )
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... I ft
34,1 4 05
... I C-5
... 407:4
... C 10
... 4 14
... I il
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44 .
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tot..
( 10
I M
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141
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r.i
1-1
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6 'l
I s.'.i
4H
4 10
1 11
... :
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... 6 .i
41 i !:
i4o i n
41 114
10
21
4 10
10
1
I 10
10
14..
41..
44..
f.l..
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70..
87..
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19..
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19..
..114
,.'.T)
. .;)
. ..m
..3115
..!
..trs
..170
.311
..SiO
..111
. ,SO0
. .U
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110
1 9:.
t -
&
KO
10 I !0
1.0 ID
400 I tr,
... I Hi
ax t 15
... :.
120 fi P.".
... It',
... Hi
41) 1 sr.
... ft 95
114
li
200
... 15
0 15
l.f S 15
HO I II
15
10
no
t II
4 15
17ti
14
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a.l?4
. .Inn
140
47.
14.
i or,
.119
11
PIU.--ODDS AND ENDS.
4 21 ... is $7 iiti ... 1 ei
I M ... 4 IT, 15 13 ... I 40
fl 15! ... 4 Sir, 3 ft .4 ... Ill)
11 K0 ... 4 00 t 141 ... I Pi
34 181 ... 4 10 - 41 ll7 ... 4 10
SI I tCKP -Business In lambs reflected al
most entire control by packers, prices po
Ing ttownwa.-d as abruptly aa they went
upward yestrrday. Nobody on the selling
side of the trade protended to explain the
situation, as values have been Jumping
back and ftn'th In erratic fashion ail
week. rejjsid.cK of the slxe of dally re
C'4Hs. Moat lamb sales today showed
declines of 15t25c, the $rt limit being re
tired In favor of an actual $5.W top on
prime quality.
Demand fom packing quarters seemed
t-j be active and reasonably hroad at
cheaper cott levels and Rood fat lambs,
both fed westerns and natives, cleared In
very good season. Toppy (trades landed
around 5.6D"ciS 75, whlla unattraotlve,
warmed-up stuff cold at liberal discount,
the samo as recently. The .fcroe cf un
certainty lately in the satm of lamb
values In shown equally nn plainly by In
dividual sales as by trat In bitik. 0:1
feeder having good lambs hero on three
days, the three sirtnn becUiff praotlS4iJ.y
Identical In fjualny, fuiish, -ato. tin Tues
day he received io.40. yeaterday lus Btrltig
brought $j.JJ and totlay be cahed in at
$5.fV.. Compared with a ik ago, lamb
trad-e in gcuiexal is clok'.ng about liij3o
off.
l"he sheep market held rip In better
fihape than the lamb trade, sales ranging
from ateady ir. spots to pcetslbly Pi15c
lower. Total ' recolpts of all kinds of
stock were light, of course, and It was
partly due to this condition that killers
bought freely. Wethers mad a credita
ble top 45f $4, heavy yearlings acted poorly
at $1.36 and extra good fat ewes reached
$3.76. In most respecta prices for ma
tured muttons average a little lower than
those In fcxree at last week's close.
Only a hAndful of feeders Arrived and
nothing; much found an outlet on country
account, prices remaining unchanged.
Four days' purchase of feeders, accord
ing to packers' tab, amounts to less than
6,000 head.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lamb"
good to choice, 46.506.80; lambs, fair to
good, $5.16$'5..W; Iambs, feeders. $i. 750 4. 75;
yearlings, fair tt choice, $4.14.I5; year
lings, feeders. fQ.5Drtf3.86; wethers, good to
choice, $3.6di&4.0u wethers, fair to good,
$3.40&3.6fi; wet hern, feeders, $3.O0fft3.35;
ewes, good to choice, $31054.50; ewes,
feeders, $2.40(93.00; wea, culls, $1.50g'2.15.
Representative safes:
No. Av.
366 Wyomln ewes,' feeder.... 94
496 Wyoming yearlings ........ 87
88 Wyoming wethers 101
36 fed ewes j. 91
66 fed lambs J. 62
237 fed lambs w ..... 74
20 fed lambs, culls. . 64.
243 fed yearling wethers 115'
87 fed yearling wethers 116
492 fed lambs 72
257 fed wethers 4 110
10 fed ewes 101
217 fed lambs 79
6 fed lambs, culls..... 63
257 fed wethers 110
217 fed Iambs 81
648 South Dakota wh, feeder 85
648 South Da if ota ewes, feeders 86 ,
68 native ewes 140
64 fed ewes 117
194 fed ewes ...108
223 fed ewes 108
Pr.
2 S6
4 05
5 65
8 30
3 75
6 60
4 50
4 85
4 86
6 75
4 00
8 75
6 80
4 50
4 00
6 75
3 00
3 00
5 40
3 65
8 80
8 75
ft 5
4 60
6 40
8 16
8 50
"4 tn , . - 3
J ti laW4a-.r -.T!0
Mi f eo 1iunb4...M..UiMw Aft
210 fed ewes Zri
122 fed ewes 105
CHICAGO LIVES STOCK MARKET
Deaaaad for Clattle Strong? ITogs
More Active- Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-?ATTLB-Recelpts.
t.OOO head; market strong: beeves, $4.t5(?
9.25; Texas steers. $4. 10C c5. 75; western
steers, $...40f7.25; stockers and feeders,
$3.00(ij6.SO; cows and heifers, $2.0Oy5.90;
calves, $5.508.25.
HOUS-Receipts. S2.00O head; market
more active at opening prices; light, $5.55
r6 20; mixed, $6 7f4i-35; heavy. $5.851
37H; rough, $5 H5liUi.05; ' Rood to choice
Heavy, ti.utn..atirji; -Pitts, It-wu-j.v; ouia
.iti sales, $U.0OrS.25.
SHEEP AND I.AMBa-Recclpts, 14.000
head; mark't steady; native, $2.e!ft4i.l5;
western. $2.a4.10; yearlings, $l.25i55.80;
lambs, native, $3.7Qtj.25; western, $4.25f;
0 2o. . ,
Kansas Cityi Grata and Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, Dec. . CATTLE Re
ceipts, 500, including' no southerns; mar
ket steady to 'strong: dressed beef and
export steers, $V.50tj7.00; fair to good, 16.
25i$.50; western steers, $4.60016,50; stock
ers and faedttrs, , $4.(KKaK..7u; soutcn
steer, $4.256.aO; southern cows, fXuoft
4.50; native cows, $a.76(j6.2S: native -Setter.
$4(iiXo 7-00; Uulls, $3.5036.00; calves,
$48.00.
HOtiS Receipts, ,0f head; market,
strong to 6c higher; bulk soles, $5.7Otf4i.80;
heavy, $6.25&t.3&; packers and butchers,
$.040-6.S5; ligktH, $.CO.J.10; pigs, $4.0UCJi6.26.
SHEEP AND I AMB8 Receipts, 4,000
head; market, ateuvdy to strong; western
lambe, $ti.25; muttons, 4.2fii$.Ki year
lings, $3.75tjo.00: werfhera, $3.254.00; ewes,
$2.7eSjT3.50; stockers jind feeders, $2.00(1.00.
I
I it. Loots General Market.
PT. LOUIS. Dec. . CATTl.E-Recelpts,
1.300 head, including 1.100 Texan; mar
ket, strong: native shipping and export
steers, $7.50r4.j0: dressed and butcher
steers. $5 07.00; steers under l.OUO
pounds, $t.0OH"7.00; stockers and feeders,
$a.OOC(i4v00: censs and heifers. $2.O0ta'7.O0;
tanners. $10,;. 00; bulls, $J.756.26; calves,
$4.2&utl.25; Texas and Indian steers, $4.00
7.00; crtws and heifers. $4.603'. .00.
HOG3 Receipts. 9.700 head; mfirket,
strong to 10c higher; pigs and lights,
$4.25u.00; packers. $6.50(7C.23; butchers and
betst heavy, $.1 84i40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.100
head: market, steady: native muttons.
$J.0t.i'3.7n: lantbs, 4.2596.25; culls and
bucks, 1.254j3.t$; stockers, $1.503.26.
lit. Josepk Llrt Btoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dec. $. CATTLE-Ra,
ceipts. 200 head. Market steady; steers,
$."i.50ta$.00; cows and heifers, $X0ou.a0;
calves. $40(Jti7Mk
HOtiS KeceltAS. 6,000 head. Market
steady to firm,- top, ftti.JO; bulk of sales,
$t,.Wa.20
KHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 900
head. Market steady to strong; lambs,
$5.0Otf6.9O.
Stock lu ttiatht.
Receipts of live stock at the five prln-
.loo
.i'4
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 1 8.0 4.M0
St. Joseph t 6.0)10 i!00
Kansas tity 6oO S.0 4.000
St. 1auIs S.7) 1.100
Chicago 2.0U 2.',0u0 14,000
Totals ....7.300 55,000 413.900
Metal Market.
NEW YTJRK. Deo. 8.-MF7TAIA-ftand.
ard copper, firm but autel: spot. $12. bj
1.1.00; December. $!2.70JJli.f4: January,
II? TfJlJ.ll',: Eebruaxy and March. $12. 80
tfl.t.liVs: Ixmdon market firm: ipot, u
lis td; futsrea. (ti Ki d; axrtval reported
at Ntrw York today, $60 too: customs
house returns show exports of 8 441 tons
so far this month; lake copper, $13.l2Vvu
11 t."H: electrolytic. $:S.12HilJ.KS: cast
ing. $il 7KT1I 00. Tin. easy: a pot. $44 Xff
45 26: Itetrember, $44 iS.JH4.7V January.
$4J.rti -W on: Kehrtiary. $42. TT. U' 43.5);
March. $4:.3tV4M3.t: Apnl. 418H2.60:
Ix'iidon market weak; snot. 1302 J tat: fu
tures. fl1 psj. I .end. tiul-t at $4.40-74 W
at Nsw York, and 4.3uiT4 3.i at Hawt St.
IaiuIi: Ixuidun. i.i 1-. t-lter. --.(, at
$' 253S.25 at New York, nnd $o.'.lS ?0 at
East St. l.ot;i; landon. IM 17 4d. Anti
mony, dull: Cookawtt', $7.76. Iron. Cleve
land warrants 4M id In I-ondon: lorJiy
Iron wa unset tied: No. 1 nortiir-o foun
dry. $14.75(116.00: No. 1. 814.itffnr; No. 1
koiitbern ai.d No. 1 ao(t outhurn. i'.4 ZJJ
14 74. .
ST. IjOI'Ii. Dec 8 -METALa-Lead.
steady, at $4. 37V. Speller, lower, at fi.ii.
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRUDB
Recent Gains in Leading Iadustriei
Are Maintained.
EETAIL . TEJUIE IS EXPANDED
Partker fnbstantlnt rnrrbaae of
Fin Iron CrapLaslse Ilerent re
semble Tnys In Ceaernl
t ondltlcms of Trade.
NEW YOIUC, Vtc. 8,-n. O. Uunu ft
Co.'s Weekly Revinw of Trade tomorrow
will say:
Recent gains In tlio leading tnilmtrirs
nd trades are mal btalncd. Helail ttado.
particularly for ttie hoUdayE. is ex
panded by the Knorally favoratlr
weather, but Jobbln t trade, ua la natural
now, is somewhat q bitter.
The year draws t-! a close u!th stcrt
production at 1'lttsl mhrIi equal to that
of any prevloun time'' t hs year and local
plants rolling plates ujiU steel bar cpeput
Ing ,- per cnt of ca.;taclty. Kur.hr uh
stantial purchases ofnlK Iron tuuphosiso
the recent favorable tnnm in ganera con
ditions. Activity lias Wssn lironounc-d in
all markets of late, etuncially In fjuudr.'
grades. Tin mills aro I4u::iit:g with con
tracts on hand for alxiur. GO cnt of
capaclt-. Lap weld rife lu unuoi ft u
ton. The minimum bc price of sioel
bars Is $1.10 ami futurtw rj-e milet a. U.'.h.
The copper situation cu ulnc-a fn tusr.
The print cloth at:! fle:i ple.tr. gocda
markets are still Honaitirhst Ireaulu- ami
duplicate, orders for 'arttah f.hrio are
hard to ss-cu.-e. rt-vtlalon of rrtces on
double four bleached cot tons la m.vuncoJ
and new bua reaie la bnatdcinr ,y rl-ea-clotha
Export tra'. U still sooi ami n
aale of t-lani-iiud drill la been mat ror
India Bhiriteersf. Red im buyers are malt
,c, 'lulry, but no hastnees uesibli
wlfh Cb'na. tya'in to the eitsturbe.'i condi
tion. in that ooojitry. In men's wear
circle. iMUKn irtl.a tre well etnplnred.
Iicj rr.Ui maaing reauu and oolored
sere hare booked u ; a ood p:iru bual
iit.t. bet other cloths :.ro ge.-i .rfi.liy nulet.
Worst' yarn eotnn? im in luiisr
PoslUou than for rnstny mnntha. Tl;e
ntitt-n uhiid roe neen iNstter if late.
Moet New England rootarear oianufa.v
t u rem. aa well aa t-hce tn, other aectionx.
are actively employed, . with a good
volume of contracts In reservo. The
moro seasonable wettther haa holped
trade, particularly in hvywe4htsi. Trade
In leather conUnoed qult. Country lildtw
tO IS',40.
BRADSTREFTT'S TR.4.DE ItEVIEW
Developments for the Week Ara
Malnfy PaTsorable,
NEW YORK, Dec. 8-Bradstreef a to
morrow will eayi
Expansion In holltlay trade, earlier than
usual clearance Hales by Jobbers which
have attracted numerouii buyers, a sea
sonably good trade In staple lines at
retail, notwithstanding higher tempera
"!!? ,lr.mer Pr'cos tor finished steel and
activity In pig Iron are the chief favor
able developments of the week.
Wholesale trade has become somewhat
quiet, partly on account of the season
for Inventories approaching, while sales
men are being gradually withdrawn from
the road. Buying; for sprlti Is still
marked by more or less conservatism
southern points being especially con
spicuous In this respect Fair activity Is
noted in dry goods for future deliverv,
revisions of bleached cottons and wide
sheetings have served to bring out a
pretty god volume of buoJenss and mills
making heavy Roods have received liberal
orders, but Irregularity In prices on cot
ton yarns leads to the belief that commls
that commission houses are carrying
rather large stocks.-
Orders for dress goods for spring are
coming out and It is said that demand
Is for finer grades, while a similar state
ment comes from manufacturers of men's
wear.
Leather Is quit but strong In price, in
Jewelry inquiry , seems to be for the
cheaper grades. Pig Iron la active, but
prices remain low, though quotations on
finished steel tend to harden, there being
a conservative belief that the corner has
been turned. iiowerr. it is recognised
Uit os. wet a mtaR 14 .pee before Def
inite views as to auat.aln.ug hlier :rrvb '
can be formed.
Business laiiures In the United States
for the week ending December 7 were 27
against 216 last week, 26$ In the like
iot ' in 1907
Business failures in Canada for the
week number 36, contrasting with 26 last
wreek and 32 In the corresponding week
of last year.
Wheat, including flour, exports from
the United States and Canada for the
week ending December 7 aggregate 3,331,
682 bushels against 4.850.316 last week and
1,498,458 this week last year.
For the twenty-three weeks ending. De
cember 7, exports are 74,126,02$ bushels,
against 53,226.590 bushels In tlie corre
sponding period last year.
Corn exports for the week are 7G.116
bushels, against 144,856 bushels last week
a.id 161,016 in 19)0. For tiie twenty-three
weeks ending December 1 corn exports
are 11.213,363 bushels, against 8,373,Oti7
bushels last eyar.
Sugar Marfeet.
. NEW YORK, Deo. 8. 6UGAIv Nomi
nal; muscovado. 8!) test. 4.87104.440: cen-trlfn-ral
tm li u erstu ua. . 1 1
D , " ' W- . IIIUIMl-v RURtir.
8t teat, 4.Uit4.1ftc. Refined, easy.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
55
VERNMENT SJlL,E INniAV I.aMr.
-aoMiuu iiue uiven the unalloted
lands of the Chootaw and Chickasaw Na
tions of tbs Five ClvUixd Tribes In Ok
lahoma, and not including the coal and
timber segregations, will be sold at pub
llo auction to the highest biddsr at the
following terms, times and places at not
less than the minimum price stated in
the advertisement: Grady oounty, Chlck
oaha, tracts, 37,500 acres, November
2. 3, 4; Stephens county, Duncan. 7)
tracts, 69,300 acres. November; ti, 7 S
Jefferson county, Ryan, HIZ tracts. 49 400
acres. November , 10. 11; Love county.
Marietta. 864 tracts. 75,500 acres, Novem
ber 13. 14, 16, 16; Carter county, Ardmore
1.178 tracts, 83.300 acres, November 17, Is'
20. 21. 22, 23; Murray county, Sulphur, 3oJ
tracts, Ktj.OUU acres, November 24, 25; Gar
vin county, Pauls Valley, 621 tracts, 3.5O0
acres, November 27, 28, 29; McClaln
county. Purcell, 28o tracts, 14,800 aores
December 1. J; Pontotoo county, Ada, 6si
tracts, 46.800 acres, December 4, 5, o
Johnson county, Tishomingo, C64 tracts
83,200 acres. December 7, 8, 9; Marshall
county. Madill. 27 tract. 18,600 acres,
December 11; Bryan county. Durant, iOi
tracts. 2ii.l00 acres, December 12, 13; Atoka
county, Atoka. 1,309 tract. iim.Ooo acres.
December 14, 15, 16, 18. li; Coal county
Coalgate. U9 tructs, 64.600 acres. Decem
ber 20, 21,- 12; Hughes couoty, Calvin 4i7
tracts, 60,700 acres, December 26, 7; pitta
burg county, McAlester, 1.630 tracts, 167 -100
acres, December 28. 29 30, l'jll; Janu
ary 1, 2: Haskell county, bUgler, 41.
tracts, 30.300 acres, January 8, 4; Latimer
county, WHburton, 191 tracts, liOts) acres.
January 6: Leflore county Poteau, t;i
tracts, 21,800 acres, January 6; Pushma
taha county. Antlers, 4l tracts, 62 "uj
acres. January tt, , 10; Choctaw county.
Hugo, 661 tracts. 87,600 acre January II,
12. 13; UcCurtatn county, 'idabell. 77
tracts, 64.5WJ acres. January V. 16. 17. U,
1912. Not more than lot) aorea cf agri
cultural and 640 acres of other lands wnl
be sold tss-on person ln any one nation,
minimum valuation of $8.00 or more par
acre. Term ar 26 per cent at the time
of (ale, 26 per cent In twelve inontin.
and 60 per cent in two years, with 4 per
cent Interest, . Payments must la matio
In the form of draft or certified (hack,
payable to J. U. Wright, cominisaWner.
Upon full payment being made at any
time deed will issue. Immediately aft-sr
approval of sale certificate of purcbato
will lasu and possession be given, but
cutting of Umber or drilling or mining
for mineral thereon will not be p:
price. Right Is icserved to reject any or
all bid. Por information apply to Uie
'oininltoi;r Lo lb Five Civilized Tribe.
Muikoilf, Oklahoma, or any of the Dis
trict Agsnta a to land within tbelr re
spective districts. Uats of thetM land
have been prepared by couotles, showing
the terra of sal, tb description of inj
various tracts and nlnloium pile, it
will be Impracticable lo fun-:slt each In
quirer si of theaa lists ar.d it aim
getd that prons desirl.ig euoh infur
nuiHn apcclfy the le mlly i:-, w hloh they
aro Intel eated. blue pruuU of t!i vartoua
counties, showing the laeailuu of the land
lo be aold, will be furntalittd upon appli
cation to the undars'g::rO upou the pay
ment of $060 lor each county in th
form of draft or postal money order
J. U. WR1UHT. t'ominlMioner to the
Five Civilized Tribe. Muakogve, Okla
homa. August 1. XiU.
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