TllK BK1S: OMAHA, TUESDAY, DKUEMMSlt 10, VJV2.
UKAIj kst.vtk loans
6
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eastern Nebraska. Loans made tor SVi
er cent, with privilege of paying alt or
part of the principal after i years. For
&Jther particulars wrlto to home office.
The Equitable Loan Co . Percy U
Uwynne. Aas't Sec'y. Omaha. Neb.
MONEY to loan on buslnessor resi
dence properties. $1,000 to 1M.000. W. It
THOMAS. 22.1 State Bank nidg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFH W3AL, ESTATE CO.,
101S Omaha National. Douglas 2715.
LARGE loans our specialty. Btull Bros."
FARM LOANS near Omaha; no com
mission; optional payments; cheap money.
Orln S. Morrill. UU City Nat. Bank Bids;
LOANSon farm und Improved city prop
erty, 5 pur cent to 6 per cent, no delay. J.
H Dumont A Co., 1603 Fnrnam, Omaha.
VOll SAIiK Oil KXOHANGK
FOR. Sale or Trade 45 II. P. Apperaon
touring car. Call or addrras Ucorge
Thrower, Stuart, la.
REAL KSTATK
AIISTHACTS OF TITI.lt.
REED Abstraot Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 00 Br&ndelt Theater.
Ci1 PUUI'KUTY l.'OU SALK.
THE nOSEBUD UAND CO.
handles exchanges of all kinds. I loom 6,
i ontincntal Blk.. Oraalia.
BEMIS PARK
Nearly new, reception hall, living room,
timing room and kitchen on first floor,
iliitshed in oak. three bed rooms, sleep
ing porch nud batli on second floor; south
front lot on paved street; dandy neigh
borhood; close to school. Owner. leaving
i ity, anxious to sell. located a little
north of the park. Price 14,000.
BEMlS-CAltLBERG CO.,
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg
TO BUY, SELL OK IlENT. FIRST SER
JOHN W. HOBB1NS, 1MB FAUNAM ST.
SOUTH OMAHA HOME.
Slop paying rent and buy you a 'nlco
lUtlo 6-room cottage, dcctrlc lighted and
water Jn kitchen. Situated nigh and
slKhtly in Albright's Choice Addition to
South Omaha.
Wo will sell the place to you so you can
pay It out llko rent. It is newly papered,
and painted and It Is In tip-top condition.
Cull uud we will take you down to see
It lit our automobile
HOWE REALTY COMPANY,
1623 Farnum 3U Room 4. Tel. V. 7477.
JONES ST. lot, 66x132 ft., with front and
alley trackage Prlco reasonable. Call
owner nt Douglas 4342 or Tyler 1073.
ACUISAGQ iron aALB
8-ACRE PtiACE
In clt, 's mllo of far lino, paved street
nnd school. Comfortable 7-room house,
good barn, nlco yard with plenty shade.
One-half or moro good garden land, bal
ance suitable for fruit or nasture: slopes
east, well protected from north and west
-a warm, sunny place excellent ror rruu
turlv crarden. hot beds or green houses
Owner leaving state and has cut price for
qUICK FRIO. Kj.lbV.
M'GE-H REAL ESTATE CO.,
105 Pearl St., Council Bluffs.
HEAIj estate
'arm kanc7ii i, a. vps koh sale
Aliilinmn.
FA R.MERS- Ask mo about your chances
In Alabama. I was n Minnesota former
and hav farmed It heie nearly throe
years; would llko a few moro progres
sive northern neighbors; questions truth
fully answered. AV. Dunnicltff, Boiling,
Ala.
Arkanaiu,
430 a., rich dark loam land; 120 cult.;
hal timbered; level; no rocks: 1 ml. ry.
$12 a., l.i down. Robt. Sessions. WInthrop,
Ark.. Dept. B.
Florida.
FLORIDA LANDS.
FIVE THOUSAND' ncres of choice
iand in Polk county. Florida, for sale by
owner, at Eight Dollars and Twenty-flvo
Cents Tier aero. Land In same locality Is
i -"tailing nt from Thirty to Fifty Dollars
per acre. The owners must sell In order
to raise cash, Is reason for low price
stated. Address, Y 253 Bee.
Jovrn.
DO YOU DO ANY BUSINESS IN IOWA?
The Dos Mo'nes Capital is Iowa's most
widely circulated and most influential
newspaper. ItH dally circulation exceeds
4J.000 copies. The classified advertising
rate Is 1 cent a word or 6 cents a line.
You can sell your farm In Iowa or you
run buy land In Iowa by the use of the
Dcs Moines Capital. The rate by the
month Is $1.20 a line. Address the Des
Moines Capital, Des Moines, la.
A GREAT LITTLE FARM.
Thirty-six acres. 5 miles of cltv. One
of tho most productive and best paying
places in mo cuuiuy. uoou ncn upland,
tS ucres level, 10 acres south slope which
is set with cranes now partly in bearlne.
Owner sold over ll.OuO worth of grapes
this year and crops from tho place will
bo worth at least $1,600 busldes much of
tho living for a family. Good 4-room cot
tage, barn, sheds, largo cave cellar, nlco
vnrd around house, small orchard. U-acro
asparagus which produces about $75 per
year. Extensive and beautiful view. A
very pleasant ana attractive place to live
and all in lirst-ciass condition. $7,000,
$2,000 cosh, balance long time. No trades,
M'GBE REAL EST AT 13 CO.,
105 Pearl St., Council Bluffs.
Kiiiinua.
M) ACRES ALFALFA H.S00-HAM1L-ton
Co.. Kan.: rich Arkansas river bottom
land, about one mile from Kendall (main
line Santa Do iiy.i; gooa icnce, no build
ings. $1,000 cash, balance at G per cent.
.Tame L. Lombard, Owner, Kansas
'Ity. Mo.
MlBilnalppl.
SEVENTY acres richest soil, adapted
for any truck growing; quarter mile from
depot, Lyman. Miss. A bargain. W. W.
Hyrne. Holt. Fla.
Nebraska.
40-BUSHEL WHEAT LAND. $25 to $35
PER ACRE.
We have for sale over 20,000 acres of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
farm land, where the crop yields for 12
ears, including 1910 and 1911. average
with the best In the state. Alfalfa also
a leading crop. Better soil, water and
climate cannot bo found. Write for full
information. Agents wanted everywhere.
FUNP1NGSLAND INVESTMENT CO.,
SIDNEY, NEB.
Tenfieaaer,
ALFALFA, corn, cotton Und bargain
lists Mc.Math & Johnson. Memphis, Tejin
Ll Ii .STOCK MAUUKT OK WEST
hip lie stock to South Omaha! Save
inii.ic and shrinkage. Your consign
I'H iiis :eceivo prompt and careful atten
tion I. Me block L'lmiinlaaloii .Mi'rclinntk,
l( VERS BROS. & CO Strong, reliable.
''''lfTON' r'n- (' - Sfr-' Exchange Bldg.'
-'nyder-Malone-Coffman i-'o . IStt'Ex. Bldg
I.AVERTY BROS., 13S Exutm.ge Bldg
MARTIN BROS. & Co,, Exchange Bldg.
la , Robinson Ai Co , 200 Exmunge Bldg.
I.EOAIi NOTICES.
NOTICE TO-BRIDGiriFuTLUERsT
NotU u is hereby given that settled bids
lur the construction of steel and wooden
nridgcH that may be built in thn county
of York. Nebraska, for the ear I91J will
! receiver1, at the office of the county
. lerk of said county on or bofore noon of
January 14. 1913.
All bids to be In accordance with plans
and specification adopted by the Board
of Supervisors and now on file in the
office of the county clerk and aceoin
l anted by a certified check for Vi0. made
lMiyabl to the order of the comity clerk.
nidi sum nhall be forfeited in case con
ua't U not executed where aw aid is
II1H 10
I 1 e Board of Supemsora res-erxes me
ght to reje' t an and all tuds.
itn- m h: '1 ai" S'.'i if Vor
uttv this ITU. ila. Vovrmij, igj
II l. I'll I l.it
II I' (IIA1IN
U'Jdit
fo t,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Indications Arc for Sculping Mar
kets to Continue Some Time. t
GRAIN ACCUMULATIONS SMALL
Wlirnt linn Hppii TeiUeu by People
"Who llcllctr tu It nml VII
Miller Xuw time Large
Itunntltlra of It.
SCalDllit liuikla nr.. III.-UU- l ..initltillH
In the Wheat, rnrn mi ! nlt until
a.we,r tho ''""day season. There Is a pos
sibility of something turning up, however.
iiinv may piace new lire in tho various
markets on thn Ttim-,t nf tvu.Ip imt at
the present time there Is nothing visible
mm may piare nope in the hearts or tne
average speculator. The outside trade la
almost nothing, and thero will be no Im
provement in this crop until there Is a
complote change In tho conditions uud cir
c"m,rVulCP surrounding tho various com-
iiiuuiutw neaii in on tho Chicago uoaru oi
rrade. The outsider has been forced to
JP'e money on wheat and has made but
little money in either corn or oats. Under
these conditions at this season of the
year those with a speculative turn of
mind are giving their attention to sonie
tning else besides endeavoring to scalp a
Profit out of grain or provisions.
The average bull In wheat, the man
who has Invested his money on the long
as well as the wrong side of the market,
points .to tho fact that accumulation of
grain In the various positions amounts to
abnormally small totals. The wheat ha
been token by people who behoved In
it and nearly ever miller In the country
is now carrying large quantities of this
grain and thoso who have ground It Into
flour and have part of it sold are the
ones that may be called good managers.
There Is still considerable wheat held by
millers and they are carrying a great
deal of flour that Is unsold. .The move
ment of corn .and tho prlco will depend
for a time .-n. lenst upon tho weather.
pry. crisp weather, Uko we have been
having for several days, means largely
Increased receipts, with a downward
tendency for the market. There Is no de
mand for the cash corn to speak of
cither on shipping or export account.
Cash wheat. HljMc lower.
Cash corn, C(flc lower.
Cash oats, unchanged to ie lower.
Clearances: Wheat and flour equal to
643,000 bushels;, corn; none; oats, 412.0W
bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat, Hd to Hd lower;
corn, I4d lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 2,131,000
bushels and shlntnenta 1,177.000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,413,000 bushels and
shipments of 245,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1,030,000
bushels nnd shipments 314,000 buheU.
against receipts of L7S2.000 bushels und
shipments of 6M.O0O buahcls last year.
Primary oats receipts were W0.000 bush
els and shipments 610,000 bushels, against
receipts of 73S.0O0 bushels and shipments
of 300,a bushels last year.
The following cash sales were reported
today Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 1 car.
81e; 5 cars, 80c. No. 3 hard winter, 1 cat.
S04c; 1 car, SOc; 2 cars, 79Hc. No grade
hard winter, 1 car, 75e; 1 car, 74c; 1 car,
72c. No. 3 spring, 1 car, ROc. No. 3 durum,
1 car, 78c. No. 2 durum mixed, 1 car,
78c. No. 3 durum mixed, 1 car, 77Vic; 3
cars, HMc. No. 3 mixed, 1 car, 7Jc. Corn:
No. 2 white. 1 car. 13c. No. 3 white, 1
car, 42Hc; 1 car, 42Vic No. 4 white, 1
car, 42c; 1 car, 4lHc. No. 3 yellow
(choice), 1 oar, 43c; 2 cars, 42!c; 7 cars,
42c. No. 4 yellow, 3 cars, 41Hc; 2 cars,
41c; 1 car. 40ie; 2 cars, 40ty No. 3
mixed, 3 cars, 42c. No. 4 mixed, 3 cars,
41c. No grade, 1 car, 40c. Oata:
Standard, 1 car. 31Hc No. 3 white, 23
cars, 31c; 7 enrs. SO&c. No. 4 white, 4
cars, C0?4C. Barley: No. 3, 1 car, BOc. No.
1 feed, 1 ear, 40c. No. grade, 1 ear, 30c.
Rye: No, 2. 1 ear, 37ic; 1 car, DTVrC.
O in nil ii Cnsh Price.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 7!4$jSlic. No. 3
hard. 79fS0Hc; No. 4 hard, 767!c; No. 3
spring, 7V4l?lOc; No. 4 -spring, 7S5i7'Jc
CORN No. 2 white. 43c; No. 3 white,
42',iff42c; No. 4 white, 41M42c; No. S
yellow, 42Q43c; No. 4 yellow, 40'i(jj'41'c;
No. 3, 42c, No. 4, 41t4H4c; no grade, 3atl
40c.
. OATS Standard. 31Vic; Xj. 3 white, 307
a31c; No. 4 white, 30',4fj301lc.
BARLEY Malting. 62fr63c; No. 1 feed,
JOJf 4fc
RYE No. 8, &7l,-1j57ic; Xo. a, C6i57ic.
Cnrlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. OaU
Chicago 19 191 124
Minneapolis MI
Duluth lM
Omaha 63 :w 75
Kansas City 141 42. 0
St. Louis 123 71 88
Winnipeg 710
CHICAGO GRAIN ANIJ i'llllt I St U.N!)
Features of the TrmllnR and CIiisIiiht
I'rlcea iu Ilonril nf Trade.
CHICAGO, Doc. 9. Wheat sold today
at the lowest price this season. A huge
Increase in the United States visible mip
plv total had much to do with weak
ening the market. The close was heavy
at a net decline of 5i'ic to IUQIThc
Corn finished ?ac to 10Ui c down, oata
off ',wc to Uffftio and provisions with a
loss f 5e to 2f cents
Government figures on the wheat crop
Proved higher than the crowd expected
both as' to condition nnd acieago but
came too late to affect the market. Pri
vate estimates current during the ses
sion, although against the IiiiIIh were
much less so than the official report.
Argentine crop reports of a flattering
character gave the wheat market n down
ward Impulse from the start.
Largo receipts tended further to dls
courago holders, the movement continu
ing groatlv in excess of last year's weak
ness In tho stock market acted also as
n depressing Influence.
Leading houses supported wheat at 90
cents and later at SflH cents for May,
buying moro than 1.000,000 Vushels. It
was. however, not until the price touched
89 cents, which had started at 90" , cents
that the decline could be checked, Vs
under any previous record for the pres
ent crop. Latest sales at S-lWie
showed a net loss of lU5'llc.
Enlarged offerings from Iowa and Il
linois weighed corn down, especially 'he
December option. Colder weather fu
vored marketing. May ranged between
4S and 4M4c. closing wcik. i ofr at
49!04Sc. Cash grades were slow. No.
2 yellow was quoted at 4x"jlii7',4c for
carlot.".
Statements that Argentina wan under,
selling the United States counted ngaliiht
the bulls In oats. Outside limits reached
by May were 324fi32Hc and 32c with
the close ie net lower at 32Hc
Provisions dropped notwithstanding that
hog receipts were less than expected.
The larger packers were Helling, nnd
there were reports of lessened shipping
trade. January pork, which led the de
cline, suffered a fall of J5 cents.
Closing quotations were:
Article! Open I High. I 1a)w ,'cioBe. SaT
Wheat' III 1
Dec. SHltiU S4U1 3H;S4i'6
I.KtiAI. XOI H'KS
NuTlCIO 1 hereby given that seulml
proiiosalB will be received by the Hoard
of Dlrectois of thf Farmers' Irrigation
District nt their office in the City of
Scottslduf'. Nebraska for the jmrchusc of
two million five hundred and fifty thou
and dollaiu (JI.KO.OOO) face value of the
six per cent serial bonds ct eald dlstltcl
until 1:S0 o'clock . m. on the Ski day
of December. Kald bonds are issued under
and by virtue of an act of the legislature
of the State of Nebraska, approved March
J6th. U?3. Session Laws. 1S35. Chapter 70,
and all ainendmonts thereto, and pursu.mt
to a vote of a majority Of the qualified
electors of eatd district A proceeding
for the judicial confirmation of said bonds
lb now pending In the district court for
the county of ricotts Bluff, Nelw!in. '1'he
I lioara expressly reserves me ngnt to ie
Ject uny and all bids and will. In no event.
nni t, , ' J ' .......... . . I, lull llllltf-
ty-flve per cent of the fa.ee value thiu
of. By order of the Hoard of Dliecti.is.
IIHVWAP.D O. I.HAV1TT
Secretary of Farmers' Irrigation District
V.TOd'JOt.
OVHI.VIHXT XOTFCKS,
i aoPOSALS KOlt "HAY -Office of the
Chief Quartermaster Federal Build
ing Chicago, Illinois December 1 liii:
Sealed prow Miht nil! br reclv. d in r,
until 11 oclod a m Dccenihi i 2! IW
for furrlslHig feed ng I iv nt I-'n t ftlle
Kans ,tif" 'ntlor ''ItiimI hoi :ti
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Ou.ili quotations were as follows:
FI.OUR-ynlet. but steady; winter Pat
ents, J4.:iJ4.:i9: straights, ftWI.Kl;
prlllg patents, Jl 2OUG.10; straights, )1W
SM.0S: bakers, $3.50.7n.
RYE No. 2. UViitsV.
BARLEY Fied or mixing, WSHSc. fair
to choice malting, G7rWt.
SEEDS Tltnolh . J.iasa'.; olover.
JlO.OiHi 18.00.
I'KOVISIONS-Mes iwrl;. J17.75flS.OO:
laril (in tierces). JlO.77ifcfiilO.S2Si; slaort.
ribs (loose)? t9.87mia0.ai'i.
Total clearances of wheat and flour
w-ei-o equal to WS.OiO bu. lrlnuvn' re
ceipts wcro 2,191,000 bu., compared with
MU.OOO bu. the cormfpvMidliiK day a
year ago. Tho visible supply of wheat
In the United States Increased 877.0O0
bu for the week. The amount of bread
stuff un ocean passage decreased 4.152,
000 bu. Intimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 31 cars; corn, 279 cars; oat!, 1S7
urs; hogs, 23.000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices - Wheat. $1.00311.03;
No. 3 red. W,f9Sc. No. 2 hurd, S,'tiMc, No.
3 html, 83SS6'4c: No 1 northern. Stih'
h(tc. No. 2 northern, 84ti&c; No. 3
northern, S2iiS3c, No. 2 spring. feJOStc;
No. 3 spring. kOtisJc; No. 4 spring. 7Mi0c;
velvet chaff. S2nMc Corn, No. 3 4tt'47c:
No. 3. 4&JH7c; No. 3 white, 464f4i4c; No.
3 yellow. 4Mf47',4c: No 4. 44Hlf45iic; . No
4 White. 44',,5j43i4c, No. 4 yellow, 44t04V
Oats, No 2 white, SHUffio, No. 3 whlto.
32Vt33V4c; No. 4 white, ;Uill4C: standard.
33'.iff34c.
Rye- No. 2. 0ii5c. Barley, 4Mr74c.
Seeds: Timothy, $:i.ii3.9.; clover. $10.00
lS.OO.
HUTTHIl-Ham . creameries. 275c.
EGOS Steady; receipts. 1,916 casos;
fresh current receipts. 224f2Sc; regular
firsts. lWCOc: firsts. SSWVic
CHEESE Steady; daisies, l"4'iil,4C;
twins, 16Mfl7c; young yVmerlcas, 16'4w
lOHc long horns, lfi'.i&'lGVia
POTATOES-Steiuly; recelptji. 110 cara;
Michigan. 4S1ifi0c; Minnesota. 4&Jf4)tc; Wis
consin, 43tf4Sc.
lOULTRY Steady, turkeys, alive. 15a:
dressed, 19c; chickens, alive, 12c; springs,
alive. 12Hc.
VEAI-Steady, 914c.
IV KW YOHK UKXRIlAI, MAnitF.T
Uiiotnlliins of the l)ny on Vnrlona
Conniiodltlea,
NEW YORK. Deo 9 -FLOUR-Quiet;
spring patents. $4.40g'4.GG; winter straights,
$4.4534.55; winter patcntH, $4.07ryfi.OO; spring
clears, $4.15fH.4G: winter extras No. 1, $4.0R
5f4.16; winter extras No. 2. $3.9&34.V; Kan
as straights, $4.(KXS'4.10. Rye flour, barely
steady; fair to good, $3.GTifI.83; cholco to
fancy. $3.99.00.
CORNMBAL Steady; fine while and
yellow, $1.41.D0; coarse, $1 Will. 15; kiln
dried, $3.35.
UYE Quint; No. 2 western. CISx:.
c I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT-Spot market easy: No 2 ml.
$100, nominal, elevator, and $1.07. nom
inal, f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 northern Du
luth, 9i-V f. o. h. afloat. Futures mar
ket closed 7filc lower. December closed
at lHc; May, I'SSiWitilio, closed at 95ic.
CORN Spot market weak; export, B3'4c,
f. n. b. afloat, to arrive.
OATS Spot mariict, Bteady; stnndurd
white. SStMc nominal: No. 2, nominal; No.
3. 38c; No. 4, 3Gff7c; natural white, 35JP
8S'4c; whlto cllpiied. 37tr41c.
HAY-Stendy; standard, $U10; No. 1,
$1.12ViJ?l.lS; No. 2. $1.05: No. 3, 90.950.
HOI'S Qulut; state, common to choice,
1912, 21fi2c: 1911, 12lfic; Poclflo coiust,
1912. lVfi'23c; 1911, lGgiic.
HIDES Easv: Central America. "914c;
Bogota, 29CT30C.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts. 2S
29c: seconds. 27f28c: thirds. 21025c: re
jects. 195120c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess,
$19.2o&19.75; family, $23.0ft?24.0O: short
clears. $!.OOU24.50. Beef, strong; mess,
$20.01721.00;' family. $21.00flC5.00; beef hams,
$30.0032.00. Cut meats, dull; pickled
bellies. 10 lo 14 lbs., $12.50O,13.00; pickled
hams. $ll.OMm.60. Itid, easy; mlddlo
west, tll.OStij'll.lfi: refined, quirt; conti
nent, $11.70; South America, $12.45. com
pound, $7.S7',4,a.12,-4.
TALLOW Quiet; prime city, hhds.,
CUc; special. 7c; country. CtJIc.
BUTTER Barely, steudy; receipts, 4,009
tubs; creamery extras, 37HS38e; process
extras, 27,,4if2ic: Imitation creumery firsts,
2502.'iVie; factory Juno make, 21fj.'25c; fac.
tory currant make, firsts, 24Wc; noennds,
23ti2i'?; packing stock, Juno make, 23fi24c;
packing stock, current make, No. 2, 22V4ci
No. 3. 201i 21c.
CHEESE-Ftrm. receipts M;i boxes;
stale whole milk held colored, specials,
18c bid; state whole milk, white. IRo
asked; state, whole milk, fresh specials,
17UrU7c; skims, 4tri4c
EGGS Weak, recelplti, B.907 cases; fresh
gathered extras, STvfaic ; hold, fresh, av
erage best, 2l&26c; refrigerators, special
fancy, local storage charges paid, 21c;
nearby hennry whites, fancy large, new
laid, 49500 ; nearby hennry, selected
whites, defective In size and quality, &HP
45c; nearby hennry. browns, 3Sc; western
gathered, whites, SOiSMOc.
FOUI.TRY Dressed. Irregular: western
chickens. 11619c; fowls, 12i4j'lG4e, tur
keys. 135) 21c.
M. Louis lirurrnl InrUut.
ST. 15UI8, Mo., Dec. 9.-WIIKAT-Cash,
steady: track, No. 2 red, JI.03yi.Wi;
No. 2 hard, 87i)91c.
COUN-Ixiwcr; track. No. 2, iGWHVAe;
No. 2 white. 47c.
OATS Lower; tratk. No. 2, 31&33',4-:
No. 2 while. 3iViUr3IV4c
Closing prices of futures:
WHHAT Lower: May, !Ko; .Inly, SSfcc
COHN Iiwer, May, KVfliiVHc July,
47.c.
OATS-I.ower. May. Siic; July, 3214c.
UYB-rnchimged; file.
FLOt' II Quiet: red winter patents,
Ji.85fi6.1o; extr.-i fancy and straights.
4.2.V(4.75; hard winter clears, a3.10tj3.W.
S1JKD Timothy, J10.00
CORNMUAL $3.00.
I5U AN Strong; sacked east track. Mfl'
9Cc.
MAY Steady: timothy. J13,0fl9.ft);
nralrln. SIl.OJOj 1S.0).
; IIAfiaiNOI-lU 3-lCc.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; prime,
steam, J10.!kVill.uO; dry salt meats, lower;
boxed extra shorts. ll4c: clur ribs.
llc: short clenrs, HT4c: bacon, lower;
i boxed, extra sh.iits. 12?ic: clear ribs,
1 12io; short clears. 12c.
POI'LTHV I lrm; chickens, 10c; spring,
1114c; turkeys. lc: ducks, 13c, gece. lie.
lll'Triill steauy; creamery, sswc.
lXHIS-lIlgher; 27c.
IlecelptH.
Shipments.
1. VIM
!,1000
47.UW
2. ,0f)
1'loui, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, hu
Oats, bu
. i. ..WW
.moo-w
.. 87.WI
..14tl,00n
I
KnuaiiM City lirnln und Pro vlxiona.
KANSAS CITY. Doc. 9. WHKAT-I'n-changed:
No. 2 hard. Mlyf8IHc; No. 3.
M6SHc; No. - red, 07Hcf(41.: No 3. $8ff
, COIIN '.c higher; No. 2 mixed; 4flt; No.
2, 454ir,',sc: No. 2 whit". iSTJI'ilic; No.
3 IGc.
OATS I'licbauged; No. 2 white, 841
:il'4c: No. 2 mixed. 32V44i3JSc.
Closing prices of futures.
WHHAT May. o.!,c: July, JoVifilc.
COHN May, 45!4t ; July. WWtVM.c.
CJATS-May. 33,OK!?,e.
HAY Steady: choice timothy. 113.00&
14.60; choice prairie. 11.W11.&0.
HI'TTKH Creamery. Sl'.ic; fiists, 3!',4c;
seconds. 30'i.i; packing, 21 22c
KcJOS-Kxtrns, 2fMj2B'le; firsts. a4c;
i-econds. 16c.
POl'LTHY Hens, 1 2c; rooaters. SHftflc,
oung turkeys. Inc. duck. liliHc.
Itecelrits Shlpiuents.
Wh'iit. bu 141, Ol.ono
Cum. 1 ii 1B.0O) 17,1X0
Oats. IiUiV ti.'Mi j.'jirjo
.11 1 n nen m,I la lirnlu .llarkrl,
MINNUAPOLIri, Dec. .-VVIIF.AT-l)eetnber,
79!ic; May, 83ic; July, SJVu;
Cash: No. 1 hard. SWio; No. 1 northern,
MMalac; No. 8 northern. 7SVi'lt,o; No.
2 hard. Montana, M)4c; No. 3 wheat, 76V,
"lT7Hc.
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 42o
OATS -No. 3 white. 3GjJi
UYlS33CS74c.
HRAN-ln 100 lb fcatks, n.(X la.5.
FLOl'lt-l'iret iiatenta. MMflt.. -;nd
p.iti nts i.).Hr4 1." . tlrst clears. 12 'i
Hit: 2o. set end ilcara J: 104j2 o
m.a; ii
I.Utl I Y 4 .'
! 1'
it' ui :, I'-'k A'l-.e li-.i'i;
May.
July.
Corn
Dec..
May.
July.
Oats
Dec.
May.
July.
Pork
Jan..
May.
Uud
Dec.
Jan.
May.
Ribs
Jan..
May.
MLMIf Vnnt CrrAni MniBirifml. $t4S.M!.SH: trcelpt Hntunlay. ttl.
UlJI! IUftlY OlUU lTlHrilVul
Lowest Prices of Securities for Sev
eral Months Arc Recorded.
UNION PACIFIC TAKES DROP
t.ni.rn 11 f 'I'm 11 u Three Piiliitu re
Recorded Through l,on 1,1st ill
Isaiiea frtim Alt lunr(rr
if Mnrkcl.
NEW YORK. Dee 9 lowest prices
of stock In all classes for several
months were recorded todav. Tho selling
movement, which was checked tempo
rarily lalo last week, was resumed to
day with Increased vigor and some of
the severest looses of the present de
cline wero Inflicted Union Pacific sold
down 5 points to 162i. Reading IV to
IftiW. fteel. iU to 05i. Amalgnmnted 3si
to ViK and American Smelting 3st tu
tl)l. Mimes of 2 to 3 points were re
corded through n long list of other
stock from alt ouarterK nf thn mar
ket. At tho close when quotations wore
nt the lowest, tho average price for
two,nty-flvp leading Issues, Including fif
teen roilrouOM anil ten Induatrlafci, had
fallen to within 3 polntii of the low
nvernge of tho year, which was readied
In February.
During tho morning tho market wan
quiet, with few Important changes.
Traders did not cam to take a decided
position because of, tho chance of a de
cision today by tho United State su
premo court In ono of tho Important
caBei pending. Aj soon a word wus
received from AVnhlngton that none of
these decisions would be rendered toilio"
heavy selling began. Tho low priced
specialties whlrh figured In last week's
break wero first attacked and save way
I easily. The movement spread not only
to tho leading speculative Issues but to
high priced Investment stocks. Such a
large dawi of these Issues were In
cluded In tho break that It was appar
ent extensive liquidation w In prog
ress Brokers said liquidation was
chiefly on tho part of ol of town hokl
crs of Becurlues, while local traders
were chiefly resiMiislhle for tho hcaT
short selling. No concerted effort was
made to support the list tvnd tho so
ciilleil "big Interests." apparently were
not averse to a further drop.
There wos sonio further scaling of
loans by financial Institutions which
may havo been a factor in tho day's
operations. Although last weok's bank
statement ehownd that the dflolt had
been eliminated. th margin of surplus
reserve, is narrow enough to explain
somo of tho other reductions In tho loan
account.
Tho copper producers' monthly state
ment showed the expected Inereaao in
stocks on hand, a gain In exports hav
ing been morn than offset by tho shrink
age In domestic consumption.
Thn bond market was very weak, with
declines in somo nctlve Issues running
from 1 to 1 point. .Total sales par
vnluo. $1,970.00). United States bonds un
changed on call.
Closing quotations on bonds today wero
as follows:
Sale High. Lnir Clone,
M,So H0U 7'i 'ri
AmalRimatrd Cbpper
Ainarlcan AKrlcollural
Aniarlran Ilat Sugar .
American Can
American Can iM. ......
American ft v.. .
Amrrlcan Cotton Oil...
Am. Ice pccurltlut
Anierlmn l.tnaeeil . . ..
American Ixomotlte .
American S. ft R
Am. 8. ft It. pfd.....V
Am Suiar Refining
American T & T
American Tolvaceo
Anaconda Mining Co...
Atcblaon
Atrnlaon pfd
Atlantic Cnaat Line....
lUItlmorp ft Ohio
nethlehem Bttel
llrooVtm Ilaptd Tr....
Canadian racltlc
Central Leather
Chesapeake ft Ohio
Chlcino O V
Chlcto, M (It. P..
Chlrato ft N. W
Colorado P ft 1
Consolidated (Us
Corn Product
104 M'i UV M'i
MOD r.3 to
s.idi) u:h 115
W
57
113H
(4i
84
II
1,000 Ui Wi
t.too rs'i
(00 is
oo it;
too 4:1
15,700 lli
II
UU ll'i
im im
S9.
101
ion 101
101
000 117U lift', US'.
t.;io lion HMi im!
i.oo us :r.m 2Jp4
mod it :' .to
8,(100 lot mi )0l'i
:oo miti ion; iom
700 131 1KU H
1,700 105 10.1 103'i
1,100 sit; 3iv, .us
S.inn M I7U RTH
a.soo :us i :iu
3,400 M SSU :i
3,I0I 79 7" 77'i
S00 171. K'i HI,
19,300 llSli W tin',
i.ioo Hsu nv, ni'i
1.100 :i 30'-, 30S
1,100 140 131 187
40,000 11 i; is;
. .-. ''ISI
Delaware 1 Ilodaon... .
! Denver It Tlln Grande
100 'VOV,
oii :oi
Denver ft It. C. pfd....
Dlstllleri securtllea ..
Krle
Ilrle lat pfd
r.rla Id pfd
Ceneral niectrle
Oreat rCortttern tM. ..
100
34 ti 3R1,
i.too
4 '4 20-
.7,600 33
sM 3i;
40 39U
Kl'i 111
40; 40U
i,r.oo
400
4li
40
:,!oo in
,m is5
(Ireat Northern Ore rlfa. 1,100 4Ht
Illinois Ontrnl
Interlsiroutli Mat. .
Inter. .Met. pfil
International ilarveater.
Inter-Marine pfd
International Taper .
International IMmp ....
Kansaa City Ponthern...
Icledo CJaa
IhlUli Valler
LnutMllie k hTaahvllle.
m . st n: t s. at. m..
Mlmourl. K. ft T
MlfiKoutl Pacific
National nixult
National Iad
f. It. It. of M. M pfd.,
New Tork Central
N. Y.. 0. ft W
Norfolk ft Western....
Mirth American
Northern I'actfte .
raclfle Mall
remu) Ivanla
rvople'a (Jaa
P.. ('.. C : St. I,
PlttiUursh tiial
I'reaierl Steel fir. ...
Pullman I'ajaee Car . .
Headlnir
llepuWlr 1 S ,
Itepubllc I. ft pfd.
Itock lilinil Co
Ilo. k laland Co. pM...
St. I., ft 8. F. U pfd..
fUMhoaril Air Line ..
Sratviard A. L. pM....
Kloaa-Bbaffleld 8. ft I
Southern Pacific .
Southern Itallwar
So. Hallway pfd
Teunesaeo Copper
Texas ft Pacific...
Union raciflo
Union 1'aclflc pfd
Unlt.il Ktatea Ttealty ..
United Htates IHlMnn.
l.'MI V.i'i U..i., 12.,
7.1W 1H 17 17
7.V0O MH, Mli 60i
l.ooo in. now no
:oo ill. lit, it
l.ioo hi;
11
11
100 19
SO
00 !7'.J :6;
J03VI
19,600 I7Si 169'4 109".
M) II Ml
140 1S9
COO !7", 2HI,
4.70O 4JV. 401,
300 KM, 125
100 M Wi
unv,
134
mi
itti;
124
t.i
77U
10W
2,400 in; 109
400 32S 31
31
1.300 u:i; niv ni!i
COi) IIU Mil, 10V4
9.100 i2m un; 111:14
1,100 32,4 31 . soy,
0. 71V) IllVi 120?, 120
1, - ii3i4 no novi
100 104 101 103
soo sin :t !0!4
400 " - 34 3
300 ir.z iw ir,9i
175.000 171H I4V.I, Jflr.Vl
J.P00 ,3iTk 54li 24
1,100 87
96 Mli
i,W 23; ;:i.
22i
43'i
:.:oo 4
3(,
29U 29
19U WK
46V4 tv,
coo it,
"0 41
47
1J.6O0 10i 10, 107
JllOO t 1-9 it
MO- 04 Vi'i 79
l.lilO 39'i 37'i 37'i
J, tOO Ul, 221, 22V,
109.400 117 14 llS'i 114
... ,i IIH
300 73 72 7li
. 7.C0O II I 601; 61
United Stataa Slael...
U. 8. Uteel pfd
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Cl;emlcal
Watwali
Watxih ifd
Wentarn Maryland ....
Western Union
Weitlnihouia Ktectilc
...211,100 13, C'4 C1V4
... .1,900 19 10714 1 07H
.,. C.4P0 I'i l IIH
41
4n;
3'4
11
eh;
14
77',
It
ion
4
4
13
5114
M
77
T
I.tr-aj UU
7.00 S!U
W0 !6J
100 79V,
Wheellnr ft L. u
Total Mlea for tba day, 940,400 ahiiet
Biillvldend Offered.
I LiiiiiIiiii Nloek JlarUel.
I LONDON, Dec. !. Monoy was dearer
auu iiiscouui raie.i were iirm loony.
America did not bid for tho 41.010,000 new
gold offered In the open market, but
Uermauy bought tl.DOO.OOO and India 1'iOO.OX)
whllo the test was not sold.
The stock market was dull and gener
ally easy. Berlin and Paris offered stocks
In the afternoon and home rails sagged
owing to fears of tile strike on the North
eastern railway sprradlng. Consols eased
off Insympathy with the home section,
hut good Investment buying hardened In
dian rails and Japunese bonds.
Amerlcu securities ruled unlet und
steudy and from ',, to ', hlghe: during
the forenoon. Fair buying caused thn ad
vaiice, but when this supporj was with
drawn the market declined under tint lead
of Canadian Pacific.
The closing wat, easy.
lyoiuloii closing stock ipiotatiuns:
Ctnitil. money . 7SUIIIIaols Ontral 11014
do auount .. 7 7-lll4ulailll(l ft MMb..t4,
Amal Copper . . . M'iMo., Kan ft Tai . 2U
Apaioiida . .. lNe' York. I.'enttal 1 1 1 4,
Atoblaon IK9V4Norfolk ft Western. HH
di pfd . . IM, du pM II
naltlmura i oblu Uu'iOimrlo I Weatern. 3J4
CenailUin Pacific !7l1,l'cBii,ylTanla HH
! CUepiake ft liino si j:nn Mine, ,
it'bl. Oieai Wertam 11',,II1Iiik t,1
iChi.. Mil. ft 81. 1". 117 Foutbrrn H ... 94
Da Ilecu It', du pfd . . lll'i
'Denver ft nio O M
1 do pfd 41 I'lilou puiifiu us
Erie ' io PM S
do M pM- 7I,C. 8. Steel lay.
do 111 pfd . . . Hi (la pfd y 112
do M pfd. . 41 WmImiIi 1 4i;
Orand Trunk . .. do pfd 4
SILVKIt-llar. film at 20' 11-ICd per
ounce.
MONKY Si4(4 per rent
The rale of discount in the opan tnat-
ket for short bills Is 4Ti Mtr cent, for
three inoiithb' bills, 4i per cent
Trriiaiiry Mnleinriit.
, SHINttTON Dc ?. The .onlit.or
, of tic Imtnl Mite-- trfasar at the h.
g t r .(; of I Mi toda uus Workti g
ba! i- e W W i-j Im !. - and Phll.p
I i- i e ir 9)0,3' , f'l . 1 dal of Eincrui
i: dlsburaemeiits. I3.S4S.WS. deficit this i
fiscal year, $1. 411.79'; as agslnst a deficit
of $Jl.llS.R7l Ian ear The figures for
reinlpls, illshiirseineuts and deficit ex
clude Panama anal and public debt
ti'iiusaOlloiis.
on A'urU Monej XnrUel.
NEW YORK. Dei MONEY On call.
sleud, Ml per cent ruling rates, il pr
cent, closing bid. '. per cent; offered at
6V4 Per tent. Time limm steudy, slxtv
and nlnet da,. mi;, )er cent; stk
ttiouths, 54f0 pel cut
PRIME MERCANTIl.K PAPUR-ti per
cent.
STERLING E.UIIANG1-Steady. with
actual business In tankers' bills nt $4. SI Co
for slxt.v-ilay blll and it t $4.H00 for de
mand; commercial bills. $1.90.
SH.VER-llar, COic Mexican dollars.
49Wc. ,
BONDS -Covcrnniftit. -teady; railroad,
weak.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
us follows
U. . tel. ts WK. r , rl. la...
4a coupou 1004L. ? Jib. In ltU M'4
U. S. S. HI HH'- A X unl. Ii ... K
o eoupaa HUM K T. tit U. VI
V. . It.. rf ;. Ill -i,, crn i, 1... . sn,
do coupon llll p.rltli t:, tci
Fanamt St. coupon. .101W iyinT. 1. ... u
A ('. lit . rth S .v. H U. t M IS
Anifr Alt a lolSN y (s , ti . . M
A. T. T o F..ll0't io Jfb i ft'4
Am. Ttittacco K ..! N Y N. II II.
Armour i. 4H.. n s'i . .. m
AtfMn nan. it ". N , W lat t. it.. KK4
ilo ry. 4a lbV
.UOti Mo 41.. . . 1IJH
ailwl.Vu Paclllo .. M
.. M4 M, III . . M
.. PtnO S U rtdf. 4. . 1H
.. 0M'iin r. Sli 1I5.. Ht4
.. Mi ito roll ! 10IU
. 1C7 ltrnllnn (n. Is.. Ms,
. M S 1. ,v s F. f( 4s T514
.. 9W rtn ion li Ji.
do rr. It. ..
A ('. U lat Ii. .
Dal. ft Olilo 4a...
da Ilia .. . .
Brook. Tr. ct 4?
Can. nt Ila Si
On. leather h. .
Cliaa. ft Ohlfi 4ti
an cniiT. ma... .. kih'si. i. s. w. c (1. Ml
Chlcano & A. Ja l B A I. ailj. t. ... 75
I 11. A 0, J. 4a... M So I'Af ml. 4. Mli
iln en. 4 4V1 ilo ,v II in;
f" M B T rr 44t, 1M Oo 1.1 Xrt U .
r It I, r. e. 4. HV'fo Itallwar la 104
Jo if 4. 4'k ilo trn 4 . . 7
l. & S r ft e 4ia MUPnion raclfle 4i . . SIM
D A. II. et. STVi ,t n I, t
P. It O rf. a t Mi, lit ft ttl. 4. Mi
DIMIlldtl' Is UV,V. s ltubbr . . .10V
Krta p 1 .... K P. S SI l MJ .. pxil.
Mo "1 Va -Cir Ohm la. . MH
do ;. 41. ar. U.. 7 W'alMth I.I A i. U Jti
111. Cn lit rat. 4a MHUVwtum M.l . Si
Inter. Mat 4H 1 Want Kla.v rv. la M
Intar. M. M. 4Ha... MUWlt. Ontral 4i .. t
Juino IH i'i
OKara
llualon Cluallig Mui'Li,
BOSTON, Dec. 9. C?liwlng quotations
on stocks wero ,aa follow:
AIIoiim mtiMnhawk
Amal. (-ppar 7HNeada ITim. . .
A. Vt. U K . .. m.N1p1iMrn Mlnaa
Arltona Com SVhijrtli Ilutta .. ..
II. ft ( C. ft S. r. IHXorth uit,
Cal. A Arlrona 71 Old Dominion ....
Cat. ft. lltvla iV Dtrtula . . .
Centannlal llCulner
Cop. Itanta C, O . Id Shannon ..
Eaat Ilutta C. M ... ll;Buparlnr
Krankltn HSiipartnr II. M.
(llroiix Con a'lTamnrark . .
(lranbr Ton, M U. s. a. It. ft M
. 61
. 1914
.. Ml
.. in.
.. u
..101
. 71
. 11
.. am
Hi
. 3S
. 4IU
. 4,
,10H
.. il'
. 31,
70
Uratn Cananra . . XH (1 P'd
lile Ilojala Oippar. 20 I'tah Cop,
Kerr I'iUlali Copper Cp. .
IjiV Copper t4 Winona
La Balle Copper .. . rit.Wolierltie
Miami Coppar 13 y
Allied,
Vert York Milling: MncUe.
NEW. TOItK. Dec. 0.-Oolng quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Com. Tunnel stock.. Meilrnn i;o
do bonds IS Ontario jso
Con. Cal. A Va, ... Ophlr
Iran Silver 110 standard Un)
Leadvllla Con I Yellow Jacket 14
Little Chief 4
Offered.
II 11 11k fllenrliiKK,
OMAHA, Dee. 9. Tho batik clearings
for today wero J3,JS5,S22,64 nnd for tho
corresponding day last year wcro $2,739,
290.3.). OMAHA UKM7HAI, MAKKHT.
IJUTTKK-No. 1. 1-lb. carton. 37Hc; No.
I, ft)-lb. tubs, 33Hc; No. 2, ,16c.
C1IFKSH Imported Swiss, n3c. Amerl.
can Swiss, 263i block Swiss, 34c; twins,
20ii; daisies, 20c; trlpluts 20c: Young
Americas 21c; blue label brick, 21c; Urn
berger, 2-lb 21o; 1-lb., He; New York
white. 21c.
BKKF CUT PHICPXi-Kffectlvo Decerrt
brr !, wholosiile prices will ho as follows:
Hlbs: No. 1. 20HC No. 2, !5o; No. 3. IIV3C
I-olns: No. 1. 22c; No. .2, lnijc; No. X
12tc. Chucks: No. 1, !Vic;.No. I, SUc;
No. 3) 8c. Hounds: No. 1. 13c; No, 2, lie;
No. 3. 10V4o. Plates: No. L 8c; No. 2,
7c; No, 3, 7e.
POUl.THY -Broiler, 15 per dos.; hens,
11c; :ocks, 10c; ducks, Uo; geese, 16o;
turkeys, 23c; plgetts, per tlu 11,20. Alive,
brollurx,, Iflc; hens, 10a; old roosters, 7uj
ducks, full feathered, lie; geese, full
feathered, 10c; turkeys, 10c; pigeons pr
dou,, OOot' nomerM, $1,50; squabs, No. 1,
II. 30; No. 2, EOc.
FISH (freshj-Plokerel. 13c; white, IGc;
trout, IGc; largo crapples, 15c; Spanish
mackerel. IGc, eel, loc; haddock, 13c;
flounders, 13c, green catfish, 13o; shad
roe, per pair, 40o; salmon, 11.20; halibut,
18o; buffalo, r'c; bullhead. 13c
FltUITE, ETC. Missouri apples. In
bbls., 13.o0fl8.25; New York Greenings
and Baldwins, $3.25, Spanish onions, per
case, 11.50. Hananan, fancy select, por
bunch, ti26tr2.60;'Jiimho. per biineh, 12.7G
y3.73. Dates. Anchor brand, new, SO 1-lb.
pkgs. Ill box, per box, 12.2T., Droinodary
brand, new, 30 1-lb. pkgs. in bor. per
box, 13.00. Pigs, California, per case of
12 No. 12 pkgs, 85c;. per cas of 36 No. 12
pkgs., 12.C0; per case of 60 No, C pkgs.,
$2.00; bulk. In 23 and M-lb. boxes, per lb
10c; new, Turkish, B-crown, In 20-lb,
hnes. ner lb., lEc; 6-crown. In 20.1b.
boxes, per lb.. 1c, 7-crnwn, In I0.b.
boxes, per lb.. 17c. Lomons, I.lmonelra,
selected brand, extra fancy, 30-300 sizes,
per box, 17.H0; Lomft Llinoneirn, fancy,
20O-M Blzcs, W)r box, $fi.7&ti7.00; 240-120
sires, 6O0 per box Ie; California, choice,
;f00-30 sizes, per box, JG75. Oinnuei, Cali
fornia navels, extra fancy. P6-l: sizes,
per box, $2.753.00 extra fancv. all sixes,
1J.S0. Cranberries, per bbis , H.nuifjg.oo;
per box, $2.75; Jumbo C brand, 19.C0.
VEQETABLKH - Cabbage. Wisconsin,
per lb., lc Celery. Michigan, per doz.,
Sic. Cucumbers, hothouse, per dor.. 11.25.
ICgg Plant, fancy Florida, per doz., $1.50.
(larlto, extra fancy, white, per doz., 16c.
lettuce, extra fancy, per doz,, 40c.
Onions, white. In crate, II; yellow, peh
lb Hie Parsley, fancy southern, per
doz. bunches, MflJoc. Potatoes, Early
Ohio, por bu.. 5c. Tomatoes, California,
por basket. 12.00. Wax brans, per basket,
11; green beans, per bosktL H. Hweat
Eotatoes, Kansas. Per bbl 12.bC. Iluta
agas. per lb., lV4c.
Coffee Market.
N KW YOHK. Dec. 9. -( 'OFF Fu
tures market oened steady at an ud
vance of r, to s points In response to
higher Uuropenn cables. The close wuh
steudy. net 3 to 10 points higher. Sales
wero o-S,2uO bags. December. !3.(Wc; Jan
uary. lS.lCc; February. 13.21c; Marr.ri,
13.4.'.c; April, 13.fjGc; May, -mi.A7a; June,
1S.73. July, USOo: August. 13.84c; Septem
ber, Ootobcr und November. 13.88c. Spot
market quiet; JUo 7s, 14c: Santos 4s, IDTJe;
mild, quiet: Cordovu, Itti'Uo
Mllvnukrn lirnlii .larkrl.
MU.WAl'KKK. Wis.. Dec. 9.-WIIKAT-No.
1 northern, tztylito'fo No. 2 northern,
8IJSl'c; No. 1 hard winter. WiS7c. De
cember, Slttr; May, HGTi'5(R6c.
COHN-No 3 yellow, 4CV414Hi . No 3
white, 47ep47'ic: Dfcember, 47'i.-. Ma v.
47T,-8c.
OATH Standard, 3:Hiia4c.
BAKLHY tWlTJc
Liverpool drain llatrkel.
LIVUHPOOL. Deo 9. WHEAT Kiit,
steady; No. 1 Manitoba, 7b 7d; No. 3
Manitoba, 7s 4d; No. 3 Manitoba, 7a 2id.
Futures, steady; December. 7a3'd;
March, 7s 3d. May. 7a l,d.
COHN Spot, steudy; old Amtrlcan
mixed. ts4l:d. old Amorlcaii mixed, via
(lolvestou, rts2',td. Futures, easy; Do.
cember, 4s10,d. Jaunary, 4s 10VI
I'iMirlit lliirkel.
PKOH1A. III.. Dec. D.-CORN-In-nhanged
to V lower; No. 4 white. 45c:
No. 2 yellow. 4SVfcc. No, 3 yellow, 45V4o;
No. 4 yellow. 44Vac; No. S mixed, 43',4c;
No. 4 mixed. 44?ic. sample, 42"i4j'4U'.
OATS-Market U'- higher; No. 2 white.
S4!4c; standard. a'ift3Sij'; No. 1 white,
'.tc.
Iliilutli fir-1 11 MnrLrl,
Dri.l'TII. Dec 9-WHBAT-No. 1
hard; Wq; No. 1 northern. Sic; No 3
northern. 79c. Montana No. 2 hard 79'c.
December. 7He. .May. S4e
j OATrV 28ic
l.lulli II11II1T MnrUel
F.LUIN IP De 9 BITTEH Firm
Sjc
OMAHA UYE STOCK MARKET
Higher.
HOGS ARE MOSTLY TEN HIGHER
Nherp Actlir nml Mriinu to Ten V
Flflrrn l-'cnlii lllslirr I.hiiiIi
"4(riiiiH In 'IV11 llluiier
Feed era Menil .
SOl'TII OMAHA. Dec. 9. lal$.
HeCetntM vnr, r'uinn iil sinan.
i;.siiinatii Monday 6,400 7.5M
10,b00
ItW
17.SS0
lR.Oftl
11.1W
faille lust weAl; niivw:
Same day 2 wks. ago. o!w
7.S0S
MM
G.2CW
o.TW
Martin da.N 8 wks. ago.13.0IX
.'Htno day I ws. ago. R.BM
batuo day last year... S.17B
or cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
lor the year Uv date ms compared with
ast year. 1912. mu, Rtc Dec
lii Wt,i,V 1.U5.3JT 163.S07
Hogs .... ,.:,7,s s,a4,K sai.aos
Hhtep S.Sa.8:U 2.f7.9;i f.745
The following table shows the range of
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
Isat few days, with comparisons:
.Dto. J1MX. !lsi)."lIt.llMH. ilWKI., 1801. ,IWt.
Nov. 17
Nov. 21
7 4S4
12!
6 Ml 4 l 6 ti
ail t o;
4 2d
5 S 4 B0 6 04
a 7hi oj
6 75 4 61
6 Bi' 4 i',4 S OS
5 tH 4 631 18
6 Mi 4 S7I 12
I 4 71: II 10
r. 41 4 631 4 a.
G 43 t U
6 4S 4 47
00
8J
7 07, X 091
9 iv' o ml
Nov Ki. 7 Sl
Nov. o. 7 SST,
ti 01
7 CO
1 12
I'C. i
A 01
7 U
S IX"
cw
S tt
3.
7 67H 0 01
7 MTt
7 13
7 IS
I MSI d OV,
8 Oil
7 64 i 5 M 7 ?ti
7 W r, SS 7 4I R 121
7 fWUi fi W 7 41 8 22
I t !;, 7 ."H S
I 6 01 ! 7 V S 30
Indicates Sunday
Receipts and disposition of live stock
t the Union Hlock yards, South Oniolm.
for twnnty-four hours ending at 3 p. m.
yesterday:
ItlX'KIPTrWOAttrl. ,
Cattle.Uog.a.rlhiKM).Hrs'a.
V .11 tU. J 1R
Wabash 2
Union Pacific jl
". ft N V , east.. . 1.1
I', ft N. W., west.. M
t'. Ml. P. M. & O... IS
0. H. ft O.. east.... i
4'. It. ft Q., west.. 6S
(J. II. I. ft p.. cunt.. 8
Illinois Central 2
C. O. W 2
Total receipts 223
Deo.
Dec.
Dec. 4
Hec. .
Deo. 6..I
Deo. 7..
Deo. 8 .
Dec. 9..
2
17 , i!.
7 .1
22 11
10 2
2T. i
4 4
1
t 9
103 r.2
DISPOSITION IIKAD.
Cattle. Hogs.
. 44'i 1.470
. MO l.fiJO
. f.70 2,270
. 42(1 1.V40
. 5
. h
II
. 130
. 3
. 14K
. H'.'l
. fit)
'. 14
.130
. 4'J
7i ...
. 43S
. Ki
. 41
,. 911 SO
Moil In ft Co
Swift r Co
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour ft Co
Morrell
S. a Packing Co
W. It. Vansiuit A
Benton, V. S. & Lush.
lllll & Hon
V". 11. Lewis
(Huston ft-. Co
J. U. Kual at ijo
J. H. Bulla
U F. Humz
llosnnstock Bros
715
1,837
3,014
3,73.1
H R Hamilton
Hothschtld & Krebs..
Mo ft. Kans,. Cnif Co.
Cllne ft: Christie
Other buyers
3,351)
Vllol
very
Total G.&Vi 7.45
CATTI.li Cattle recelnla were
moderatn this morning, only !1(S cars be
Ihg leported In or a little morn than has
us many as arrived at tho yards a. week
ago today It wan In fact a light run for a
Monday. At tho enmo tlmu there wan a
good demand und with receipts so light
prices on practically all kinds of emtio
advanced sharply.
Beef steers were In very good demand
and thn market wus safely 10u higher than
last week, In fact somo sollers worn
calling It ns much as lOfilSu higher. Tim
trade was fairly actlvo ut tho advance,
with most nf the cattln chunglng hundri
In good season In tho morning.
Cows and heifers were y good, demand
and thoy sold unywhero rom strong In
lOo or morn higher, depending upon kind
and utiullty.
Buyers wero all out looking for stock
cattle and fedora this mornng and they
were very free sellers, the market being
10c and In many cases 15n higher than lust
week.
Quotations on Native Cattle Oood ta
choice' beef steers, lH.25yO.76; fair to good
beef ulcers, !7.2&!ij.Xi; common to fair
beef ateers, 19.00117,2, good to choice halt
ers, li.7EJJ7.00; good to choice rows, Jj.tO
a.a0: fair to good grades, ti.tOSi-G.W; com-
,inon to fair grades. !3.2fx34.W; good to
choice stocKers anu ioftue7, ..u'i.ou;
fair to god Btockers and feeders, $5,760
6.25; common to fair stookora and feed
ers, $0.00186,75; stock cows and heifers,
14.MHi.00; veal calves, $5.00tf9.00; bulla,
stags, etc., $4.004.00.
Quotations on llango Cattle Oood to
choice beet stnera, JQ.7tyi.15; fair to good
beet steers, l.2f4A-fi.7C; common to fair
beof steers, 15.(Oji.2fu
Hepresentillve sales:
BKl'JF RTKKKH.
I SJ0 I S 1 Ill 7 91
1 191 II SO 1 110 I 05
9 901 7 00 M 1SI2 S 10
II 1009 7 01 20 1113 21
14 94 7 14 20 1117
4 911 7 II 1331 I 41
18 MM 7 0 31 1297 10
II 1170 7 15 i 1210 t 71
M IU4 7 90 1 H&0 9 75
COWH.
I Ill 4 10 2 ,.. 790 ' 6 3f
7...., 911 4 II 16 Ml 5 00
1 1011 4 40 H 144 t 00
4 1030 4 CO 1 1111 10
910 4 10 13 Ut 5 IS
S 911 4 71 II i 5 90
1 tOU 4 IS 10 1202 I 00
4 1117 I 00 10 9&0 t 10
2 KC0 IS 10 2 107S 20
7 910 I II 19 1131 II
0 911 6 to 1 1 MO t 00
HMIFKBS.
9 111 6 OS 7 720 6 71
3 143 ft 20 I I I 71
3 ar,3 G 31 9 712 I 00
7 714 If US 3:...'. 743 - to
27 112 3 34 4 1036 s"2
4 190 ft 10 4 510 24
K 1 5 tW 3 991 9 00
I1ULLH.
1 13S0 4 90 I -. 1790 S 10
J 1410 5 If. 1 1720 ft w
1 HO) Ii 30 1 1170 75
(J A I. V1CS.
19 219 5 35 1.. 340 ftft
1 320 I 10 390 1 10
1 400 ft II 3 . 211 I 00
1 112 00 4 123 9 00
STOC KICHH AND FKEDRUS.
I 33,1 4 HO I i I V.
2 .. Ill ft 00 I 117 40
J 0 0 Jll K 74 6 71)
t SM ft 7. 27 ... . 911 7 20
II 132 ft AO II . 1011 7 !ft
It . ... HI IS
HOflH necrlpts of hogs dmppod a
tie thlM morning In comparison with last
Monday and two weeks ago, hut were a
little larger than on tho corresponding
days a year ugo. With only a modorato
supply of hogs In sight nnd till buyers
having god demands trado started off
esrlv with an advance of Mflue. Quite a
few' offurlngs were disposed of In that
wav to tho speculators. For a short time
there appeared to on some iiin rnanuy
as to what the packing Interests wore
going to do. However, sellers were up-
HinUitc and expected the packer buyeis
to take up the trade, nt least on tho
same basis as opening prices. To make
a miio thing of it the solium held fast
and In tho end got prices for thn rest of
the offorlngs fully aa good and In most
oases better than during the earlier
trade The packing drovo wero put up
largely around 17.C0 or possibly a shade
helter.ithus making tho snles to the pack
ers generally a dlmo higher than the
general market at the closo of lust week.
Taking all tho sales Into consideration the
bulk moved at a range of Jl.fiW.W, as
against $7.!?7.) on Saturday. Two loada
sold up to 17.76, top for tho day and a
dime above tho highest prlco op Satur
day. The weakest point of the day ww
at or near the close, values showing
good part of the early advance lost. A
generally active movement was a feature
of the market and mostly everything
was dared In good eeaeon.
rtapresenttttivn naies:
No
II ..
92...
II. .
10...
at.
19 .
21
90
II
y,
'9
13
79
At
sh. IT.
No.
At. Bh. fr.
. 3t4 : 7 41
. !W ... 7-K
194 IV) 7 II
..lit 309 T II
.U0 110 7 ti
.Ml . . 7 IS
K4 . . 7 U
.297 40 7 IS
111 110 7 7I.
324 10 7 7'a
30 . . 7 ll'i
2(4 130 7 I7H
fit tn 7 S7'i
I'll 340 7 17',
.113
.Ui
.111
,ys
190
114
321
119
101
2U
201
III
171
jo
7 So
t (0
11V 7 U
. . 1 u
10 7 II
7 M
M 7 in
7 M
M 111
T 0
" 10
" 40
7 ')
t I 10
M. .
4...
ti...
17...
it..
41
20
lo
l
7.1
71
ij
it
.1
?
14 . M .180 7 M ?J . . ..Ml 144 : Ti,
10 m . . ' m 114 m m ;
m in 1M M .. ..H4 o ; -.
In Ml 14 7 M 71 141 . ? Tl,
M .M IN 1 N HI .. 7 i'.',
90 . r ... jm m no .. 7 7u
I S3 im 7 w n im ... t ;o
m nt sto m tt aw to 7
( 114 ... 7 M 4 MS NO 7 ;o
1 11. ...ita . . 1 to is rw ... 7 to
64. . ..14 M 7 Mi ....... . . 7 70
4 .. . mi .. ? et ;i rt 49 7 70
71.. ,H . . 7 14 l SM ISO 7 7il
II ill ) IN U 30 M 7 70
47 141 $0 7 at C Ml .. 7 1'
M .. . H .. 7 16 (0 ISi 1:0 7 ;o
19. . . Ml 40 7 S H II) IK T 7ii
II 141 ... 7 (4 110 110 7 70
,:... M7 . 7 S3 17 101 ISO 7 70
II ;' . . 7 l CI 771 10 7 '
U til ... 1 .-. ti s !io ; ,11
ii :i to ; 1.1s ... ; ;o
74 Ii ... 7 H 40 MS M 7 ;n
M lt .. J ti M IM 100 7 70
S M ... 7 IS 01 l ISO 7 to
ti koi ... : ti s :o ... ? :n
17. . .Ill JiM 7 45 71 !44 40 7 70
M . Jl 10 7 M 71.. ..174 210 7 70
71 .... Ill !00 7 M 44 IIS ... Tu
,11 !U 110 7 W 71 II 7 111
47 . . !7 4 7 tt 101 3l . . 7 71
SI IK . . 7 14 it 114 ... T 74
It. . . 797 It 7 II It 103 tt T 71
pias.
I ... II ... I M
HUEF.P-Tho receipts of sheep and
lambs this morning were pretty much
but were considerable shor.t of two weeks
ago A fairly largo percentage of range
stuff showed up; In fact, the supply of
that kind of sheep and lambs was almost
equal to hnlf of thn total rocelpts. As
usual at this time nf the year the bulk of
tho range offerings wan' mostly on the
feeder order, though several loads of very
good klllnrs, nrrUeil on today's market.
Mostly all the buyers seemed to have
good orders and although no Improvement
In tho general trade was Indicated by the
early reports from outsldo points the local
trade begiui In vary good season and was
pilte active. Prices on good handy
weight lambs might bo icgarded as ajiy
whete from strong to a. dime higher and
biliiba Inclined to be 11 little too heavy to
Please the packer buyers scorned to sell
fairly well and If there was any change
in allies It whs for tho better One load
of Ted western iambs reached $7.70 as
compared with $7.00 on Friday.
There WJIS alsll U,t u.HV Ira.'l. 1nM In
.. ,fat sheep and prices seem to show Just
uiuuii improvement ns on lambs and
possibly a uttio more. Killing sheon sold
anywhere from strong to 10iitl&o higher
iimn win cioso or last week. A bunch or
frit ewes sold 11a I1I0I1 11 in i.nin.i
HA nt the end of last week. Horn
range wethers brought 14.8C nnd a bunci
of fed yearlings sold up to $S.1B. Almost
everything In the sheep division changed
hands readily nnd practically all the
orrerlngs were disposed of comparatively
early in the forenoon.
While thn demanrl for Oertera en.t
to bo very limited during the closing
days of lost week, there wsa a fair In
quiry ror usrriil rccder offerings this
morning. Tho feeder supply wan onlj
ralr, there being, however. Just about
enough feeders on sain to satisfy the de
mand. Trade was fairly active whlli
prices showed no material change from
hist week. Uulk of tho offerings wrus
cleared In fair season.
Quotations on sheep and lambs. I.ambs.
KOO'J 7''JVn-70: lambs, fair to
good. a07.30; lambs, feeders, XWRCM.
yearlings, good to choice. $5J5(fr.2.'i: year
ft '4-Si"s-36; yo"rllngs. feeders.
$4.,VVuJ.40; wethers, good to choice, $I.2J
4.o0; wethers, fair to good, UKVSmTH;
wethers, feeders, $4,OWM.; ewps, BO0(1 t
w';Va' ,.',S'04' ?w" 00'' to choice,
$4.1CtT4.40; ewes, fair to good. $&S0iriH.15;
ewes, feeders. $2.S6n.n0: owes, veurllng
bMcks?rfc.roa5co: c,,h'" -hfip n,,,t
6M fed lambs ffi 7 70
173 Wyoming wethers, feeders., xr, 1 2r,
,H .r' CWC!I 1 15
105 fed owes 117 4 if,
157 fed lambri R7 7 r.o
570 fed lambs 87 7 M
114 fed yearllnga . fa) ro
220 fed owe , 120 4 40
311 fed owes log 4 05
111 fed nwes 110 4 15
10ti Utah wethers 102 4 30
234 foil yearlings 95 ti CO
223 fed yearlings 93 r, 50
IXW Utah lambs si 7 on
310 t'tah ewes 92 7 on
48 Utah ewe . 110 4 15
l02 Utah lambs, ' feeders A5 11 to
lis Utah lambs, feeders So 5 7
m Utah yearlings K C H
W Utah yearling" 10S Ii K
100 fed yearlings 72 0 15
CHICAGO I.I VIS STOCK MAUKUT
IIiikm Close! Lower Cnltlc anil Shrrii
Prlceai Higher.
CHICAGO, Dec .-CATTLE-necelpU.
f2,000 head; market steady to loo higher,
beeves. $5.603 10.60,; Texas stoera, $4,600'
0.SQ; western Btcers. $5.tW9.25; Blockers
and feeders, $4.40g7,65; cowa and heifers,
13.9W7.75J calves. M.WIf 10.25.
HOOH-Recelpts, 34,000 head; market
opened GQlOq higher; cloned lower; light,
17.35W7.76; mixed. !7.e04r7.S5; heavy, t7.40f
7.M; rough, I7.40t7.(,); plITB, $5.257.30.,
bulk of sales, $7.WtJ7.B0.
HI113ICP AND UAMBS-Itccelpts, 40,000
head, market mostly lOo higher; native.
.7M14.Kj; western, $4.W4.W): yearlings,
15.2f-u.fi0; lambs, native, $O.POtf7.90; wsit
ern. $C.007.90.
Knnaus City Live Stuck Mnrkcl.
KANHA8 CI TV. Deo 9,-CATTLHl-ne-
replts, 10,000 head. Induing 1,500 south
erns; markot steady; stocknrs and feed
ers, lOo higher; dressed beet and export,
steers, $7.80B10.76; fair to good. $0.75ti
7.73; western steers, PJ.OOH&DO; stockers
and feeders, 15.0ftS7.C0; southern steers,
5.Ki)7.40; southern cows, 13.2542.tiQ; na
tive cows, $3.73f7.00, liatlvn helfnrs, $S.OO
CO.OO; bulls. $4.rAtf6.00; calveN $.00ri0.0tf.
HOOS-Itccelpts, 11,000 heail; market 5
to 10o higher; bulk of saUs, 17.fB4C7.P0.,
heavy, H.KHll.OO; packers and butchers,
.17.7W.87H; light, 17.OWJ0; pigo. $.W
W.io.
HHUKP-Hecelpts, 8,000 head: market
steady to 10c higher; lambs, lCOntil.75,
yearlings, $5.036.50; wethers, $l.26t(fi.).
$.1.ttMG.23.
cuts, .I4,uiiii.w, stociters ami leeuers,
SI. Louis Lire Stork Mnrkrl.
8T. I3IMrJ. Dec, 9. CATTI.K Hecelpts,
9.000 head. Including 8,700 Texaiin; market
lOo higher cholco to fine r-tcera, HO.OO&i
11.00, good to choice, la.iW-S.'jO; dreastd
and butcher (teer. 15.iatl.G.'i; stockers
and feeders, 13,76.10: cows and heifer.
$4.50-1(7,00: cannors. $3.65f4.00; bulls, $4,2r,
J6.C0: calves, $6.00(Hll.OO; Texas and
Oklahoma steers, 15.007.60; cows and
heifers, $3.75CT6.00.
HOGS Hecelpts. 15,000 head; market 6c
higher; plgH and lights, $C.75UT.8; mixed
and butchers, $7.5607.90; good heavy. $7JJ)
7.90.
SIIIJKP AND LAMBH Itecelpts, i.!A
head, market strong; muttons, $4.2MW.40
venrllngs. $5.75i.60; lambs. 15.rW7.fO
nils and bucks, $2.00ff3.2f; stockers, $3.30
03.75
M. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JO8BPII. Mo., Dec. 9. -CATTLK
HecelptH. 1.900 head; market, alow, stead) ,
steers, $.2510 W; cows and heifers, $3.00
J18.M; ctilvca, IttOQOjr..
IIOO a- Hecelpts, 7,000 head; market, i
hlcher; top, 17.85; bulk of sales, 17.65tf7.W)
o ii,'Wli AVI) I.AMI1S ItecelntK 1 Oil
. . . . ,Hrket, 100 tilgner, lainos, ji.iojj7 Ku.
I -
i siook l Slahl
Hecelpts of live stools at the five prin
cipal western marketa yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Soutli Omaha 5,400 7,600 lO,50
St. Joseph 1.900 7,000 J.00U
Kansas City 10.OW 11,000 MX
St. Louts 16.000 4.50D
Chicago 2J.000 34.000 40.0l
Totals
. .64,300 74,600 64.0O.1
Metal Market.
NEW TOBK. Dec. P.-METTALS-Cop-fter,
quiet; standard spot and December,
116.87V4 bid; January. US.87HW17.J2H: elec
trolytlc, H7.62HQ17.87H; lake. $17.62jji
17.81H. catlng, 17.2Jrl7.37H. Tin. quiet,
spot, December and January, $49.35H9.65,
February, 49.aotf49.00. Lead, steady, at
J42.tVytH4.00. Spelter, quiet, at $7.2017.40.
Antimony, steady; Cookaon , 110.50. Irou.
quiet; No. 1 northern, !1S.7519.S5; No. 3
northern, 18.2S4?1S.75; No. 1 southern.
tt5.7W19.2n; No. 1 soft southern, 31S.6UU
19.00.
Copper arrivals, 433 tons; exports this
month. T,8Sti tons. Indon copper, firm
spot, 75 17a Ud; futures, 7t 15s. London
tin. firm; spot, ViZi 10s; futures, J7h
6d. Iotidoii lead, 1S la 3d. London ape'
ter, 2rt 10a, Iron, Cleveland warrants, STs
md In London.
ST, IX)UIS. Dec 9. METTAlrS I?ad
,weak, 14.30. Sputter, weak. $7 !0.
Key to thn Situation Bee Advertising.
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