tiOWMWlMilliifltilil m l4tt
THE BEH: OMAHA, TIll'USDAV, Dl-XMOMHMK 12,
13
GRAIN ANn ppnnnnu mabvut 3 north, wimik. n s sp. .,b ,
uiwiiii mil 1 tiviUULi llimUYLIl s spring. KMr, n. 4 sprlne
"MWc. velvet chaff. SWiSSc; durum, fcKp
Demand for Cash Wheat Gives R'
Strong Tone Among Traders.
SMALLER OFFERINGS OF CORN
Armour llr-portcd tn lie Srlllnn l)c
crml.rr nml llrnry llnrrr of
the Cereal for May Dt-livery.
w. .rorn:.o. fnvjj''', AO. S wmte, 4S'
M47C, No 3W yellow, tflift'r; No. 4 4MHV:
No. 4 white. 4444T-tt,c No. 4 yellow. 44U
w45V4c, Oats: No. 2 white -Tir Xn a ti
the
OMAJLV, Deo. U. 1911
AS In UflAti uun In tA..ita tnt.
wheat market surprised the trade yeeter
lu.r . r dlPln-ylng considerable rccupera
ma power. The reaction and advance fol
owed a weak period, when the lowest
,Itl'e crops was reported. The re
ported Improvement In the demand for
cash wheat on milling account and the
i act that tho houses which are doing an
export business through the jrulf wateway
acKnowlogcd an Improved trade, were the
leading price helps. The northwestern
speculator was a heavy seller In Chi
cago .Monday, but he was a bit; buyer
vesterday. Tho new tmylng power In
evidence seemed to cause these who have
favored tho selling sldo for somo time
to withdraw their wheat and turn buyers
for -tho present. Prices' at their lowest
yesterday were oft 12 conts from tho high
point of two mouths ago. Qno commis
sion house, which has been bearish for
somo time, suld that It feels like tho de
cline In wheat has been overdono for tho
time being, especially as tho sprint; when
markets sewn to be gaining on tho Chi
cago trade. Traders ure Inclined to keep
an ay from the short side of the market
and favor purchases on weak spots,
especially as liquidation seems to have
more or less run 1U course In the security
market, which has added to the aggres
sive baorishncM on wheat. Cash wfceat
was unchanged
hit
5iie; No. 4, Slttc. No. 4 white. SlJKBc;
standard, 33ti344c.
Rye. No. 2, 69ffi4c. Harley, ISrfJc. Tim
othy. J3.av9!!.W Clover. tlO.flXj1J.oa
HITTKR Steady; creameries. 2SffV,c.
EGOS Weak: receipts. 3.03 cases;
frtsh current receipts. l?ific: refrlc.
erator firsts, ISc; firsts, J4c.
. CHEKdK ItTcgular. daisies, ltiitJKc;
twins, 16"1Ho; young Americas. iMie
!l7c; long horns. I6t17c.
I IOTATOE--Stronifi receipts, fa cars;
.uiuiugnn. m.'inujc; Minnesota, lijjwc: Wis
consin, 45f48c.
POUTTRY Weak: turkeys, alive, 15o;
dressed, 20c; chickens, alive. HHc; spring-,
alive, 11c
VEAL Steady, tfcglSc.
M3W YoiiK t.r.vim ai. u.viiki:t
(Imitation of llir liny on nrliinM
t otiiinoill ttea.
NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-riOfll Steady;
JPrlnrt .patents. t4.40H4.G5: w inter straights,
$4.45JV4.o6; winter patent', tl.raufC.OO; spring
clear, $I.15&N,45; winter extras No. 1, $t.0C
4.15; winter extras No. 2. t3.9Ti4iM.n5; Kan
sas straights, J4.OOtf4.10. Rye flour, barely
steady; fair to good. J3.6S18.S3; choice to
fancy, UMtfl.CO.
CpnXMKAI.r-8teady; fine white and
Yellow. $1.451.K; coarse, tl.40fil.4S; kiln
dried. J3.S6.
RYB-Qulct; No. 2 western. Cllj.3c.
c. I. f. Rttffalo.
Wl IK AT Spot market, easy; No. 2 red.
$1.00 nominal, elevator, und $1.07 nominal,
f. o. b. afloat. Futures market oliwod Uo
net higher to 'Jo lower. December closed
at 91c. May. KWUttS'ic. closed at Hc
COKN SiM)t market, steady:- export,
61c. f. o. b. afloat to arrive.
OATS Spot market, flnn; standard
white, 3SVjc; No. 3, 3So; No. 4, Sie.itW.tc;
natural white, 36SjS8V4o; white clipped. Jl
(&41c.
HAY Quet: standard, tl.10: No. 1, Jl 12i
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Union
Pacific Storm Center
Attack on Values.
of
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STEADY
mock uf TtioMnniiiW of Xlmrrn
ChnnKf Hands In lttiplit Snrera
Ion nml llnr' 't'otnt Is Mil
lion nnd llnnrler Share.
MOW YORK, Dec. ll.-l iilon Pacific
was the stomi center of an nttack on
stocks today which demoralized the mar
ket While tho selling was at Its height
In the early afternoon tho market was In
ii semt-panlcky condition. Union l'nclrio
lost S points and other leading stocks
were acutely weak, although their de
clines worn less sovere. Itlockn of thou
sands of shares changed hands In rapid
succession and In one hour SiB.ow hharrs
yore traded In. The days total Was
l.iVv..."! shares.
Dllllng the mornlnc session thn market
presented a more cheerful front and
prices ruse, a number or the leading tssuos
gaining n pulnt or two. The storm broke
shortly after noon, with a sudden as
sault on Union Pacific, which bore It
.down S points. After a rally and a brief
period of dullness pressure won renewed
with greater force and the market gnve
wny tinder the sttaln.
Tiadlng wan most active In Union Pa
cific, Heading and Steel, the three great
speculative leaders, and transactions In
those Issues made up about two-thirds of
the total for the day.
During the entire afternoon the matket
was fevetish, with wtdo fluctuations and
a sharp tally towaid the close. Union
Pacific sold down fiom lfi2. the high
IHlnt of the day, to IMS. within one-elglit
of the lowest pi Ices since 1910; Heading
from lfiS1. to IS:. Steel from tkJU to tai.
Amalgamated upper
I and l,i;hlgh Valley fn
balance Skt&SsSrm. in (tanks and Phtllp
pino treasury. S4tt.6M.stT, total of genet al
run. I. tl45.3W.C16. Iti-celpts vMcr.lii.
S2.3ri7.Ol2: dlsbutscmonts. SSA'AMI Deficit
this fiscal year, tl.Kv.VH. hs Hgalust a
defic it ot tl!.J71.JI last yeat. The riKures
for receipts, disbursements and deficit ex
clude Panama canal and public debt
transactions.
Iioiidott Mock Miirkel.
LONDON. Dec. 11. American securities
opened firm and from ' to l above
Pitrlty today. Prices advanced during tho
first hour under the lead of Union Pa
cific, but later Canadian Pacific hcoamw
weak and thn list eased off to about the
opening level.
Ijondon closing stock quotations:
Conol, monrr . .14 ll-lSIIIInoli Onlml . 11
T4T1 AuMrllld Nlh 14lli
; Mo . Kn. T IIS
t Nut Ycrk Ontrnl. 1HH
lOMiMulolk It Wfilftn 11(14,
ten do pfd . .. Dt
101tOntr!o Wntrrn. M
do scfount
Anal. (.Vppr
Antcondt
Atthlfton
do rid ..
l)ltlmor A Ohio
Cn.llis raHUi . .tlHH'Drijlinl
ChnpetVp Ohio. MlUnd
rhl lret Wf.trrn U Ileadlnx ..
nil . Mil. Jt St. P. lt4iKouttirn Ilr
SOU do rt.l
. S1U southern t'nclflp .
. SJ'lVnloo Pritlo ..
. :ti do ptd
. M'ltr. g. MmI
. it Wbh
. do rM
steady at SSo
S
H
S3U
ItsH
lS
M
llt4j
4
Wi
per
tho country and supplies In tho pit were
more tightly held and tho trade was re-
Corn was Inclined to trail along after W1.1S: No. 2. tl.CO: No. S. OXiTOuc. Amalgamated upper from 7(F, to 73.
wheat yestorday, as It suffered a sinking . ilnp -Qultt: state, comnicn to choice, " Iehlglt alley from 1U4 to In
spell dining the first hour und showed 1 1012. Ihfi.Kc; 1911, lSWISc; Pacifio coast. "le remainder of tho list tho downwind
rallying power as the day woro away. 1181.', 15HJ3c; 1911, loQlTc. i niovement was more orderly and thu
Csh corn was In smaller offerings In 1UDICS Kasy; Central Ametlca. Sl'Sc; ! looses were hws severe.
Dogotu, JV'UJVc. I iiiiouH uixquicting tumors wero uearti.
I-iEATlIKK Firm; hemlock firsts. 2SW out tliey wcte accepted n motely tho
tulrds, ty'Joc; fo- ; usual urcnttipunuuonls or suclt a move
ment on me stfWK exuliange. Tile tact
thut Vnlon Pacific bore tho hrunt of tlm
selling gave rise to the theory that large
holders of that stock wore unloading on
account of tho Ilarriman mct'scr deci
sion and were buying Southern Pacific,
a stock which, held contJMirntivrly steady.
Money rates were easier today. Hanks
showed a further loss In operations with
tho suhtrcusury. the outflow amounting
to t4,370,(XW for the week thus far.
Tho bond martlet weakened nfter an
early display of flrmnesa. Total sales.
ar vnlttA. f.'.SiB.OCO. United States bonds
unchanged on call.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
sinciea in consequence, uossip ot me -.c; seconds, .-im.c.
corn pit lust night was that tho Armour jects. jsujuc.
company has sold about 3.000.0OJ bushels . PHO VISIONS- Poik.
of December and boimht an equal oli.in- i tta.iU lft.T.i; family. t-'3.t
tlty of May in the last two days. Hears cloara. tW&l'l.uO. Ueef. s
iklntr
until thcro Is more pressure from the
cash property. Professionals who covered
early yesterday wore putting out their
lines ugaiti nt the close. Uasn corn un
changed to J,io higher.
Oats specialists say that tho Armour
Grain company, which eftrly in tho sea
son sold December and bought May at
J'4c difference, has been active of late
In buying December and selling May
at lo difference. Cash oats un
changed. Clearances: Wheat and flour. 7T3W)
bu. ; no corn or oats.
Liverpool close: Wheat, higher:
corn, unchanged to V4d higher.
Primary wheat receipts wero 1,261,000 bu.
and shipments 423,000 bu., against receipts
of C28,0O0 bu. and shipments of 242,000 bu.
last year.
Primary corn receipts were 745.000 bu.
and shipments 444,000 bu., against receipts
of 1,004,000 bu. and shipments ot 713,000 bu.
Inst year.
Primary oats receipts were 706,000 bu.
and shlpmcntH 632,000 bu against receipts
of 65S.000 bu. nnd shipments of 836,000 bu.
last year.
The following cash sales were reported
today: Wheat: No. 2 hard, winter, 3 cars,
S0,4c.; No. 3 hard, winter, 2 cars, 7S?ic; 2
cars, '79jc; 1 car, 79c; No. 4 hard, 1 cur,
7Sc; No. 3 spring, 1 car, 79Vic; No. 3
mixed, 1 car, "SVic; No. 4. mixed, 1 car,
761,ic; No. 2 durum, 2 cars, 78c; No. 3
mixed, durum. 2 cars, 78Hc; 1 car, 78c.
Oats: No. 3 white, 31U81?io; No. 3 white,
2 cars, 21c; No. 4 white, 1 car, badly dam
nged, ."0-liC; standard, 31c; no grade. 1
car, 30ic. Corn: No. 3 white, 4 car, old,
43H: 1 car, 43,ic; No. 4 white, 1 car 42c;
No. 3 yellow, 6 cars, 43&C; 1 car, 4bUc;
2 cars, 43o; No. 4 yellow, 2 cars, 42o; No.
3 mixed, 16 car, 43c; No. 4 mixed, 1 car.
43c; 1 oar, 42Hc; 1 car, 4114c; no grade, 1
tar, 40Hc. Barley: Rejected, 1 car, 3Sc.
Oninhu Cnsli rrlcen.
WHBAT-No. 3 hard, 80HTlo; No. 3
hard, TSHfiSOc; No. 4 hard, 'WTSHc; No.
3 spring, 78'ifl'9Hc; No. 4 spring, 77'Sff
"Sc.
COItN No. 3 white, AimMc; No. 1
white, mVnKo: No. 3 yellow, 43Q43',Ac:
No. 1 yellow, 4116W4ZC; No. 3, 42if43c;
No. 4, 4lt4f43c.
OATS No. 2 white. 30ifr30ic; standard,
JOlic; No. 3 white, 31c: No. 4 white, 30'4
WSOc.
HA HtEY Malting, 623c; No. 1 feed,
40H3c.
HYB-No. 2. C7145j6Sc ; No. 3, C7ff57Hc.
Cnrlot Hecclpt.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 30 337 VJ1
Minneapolis S2
Dultlth 22U
Omaha 36 24 1
Kansas City 50 10 10
St. Louis 73 S3 34
Winnipeg CIS
(JIIICAUO OltAIN AND PHOVISIONS
ttad.v: mess.
:3.POri!!4.00: short
trong; mess,
: lieef hain.
tS0.W32.0U. Cut meats, easy; pickled
bellies. 10 to 14 lbs., tl 2.50 13.00; pickled
nams. iu.wifu.rn. IjiiiI, weak; middle
west. JI0.70ifl0.80: refined, quiet; conti
nent, 911.70: .South America, J12.DU; com
pound. 7.H74tS.12i4.
TAIJjOM'- Dull,; prime city, hhds..
6',ic; special, 7c; country, OfiXiHc.
HUTTRIt Unsettled and lower; re
ceipts, C,6(l puckagos; creamery extras,
XWStXc; cieainer held extras, 33fl3311c;
factory, Juno make, 2424!4c.
KGGS Fresh, lower; storage, steady;
receipts, 7,003 cases; fresh gathered rxtras.
31tilc; held fresh, average best. 22'024o;
neuiby hennery whites, good to large size,
now laid, 42fi45c; nearby hennery browns,
good to large size, 33Q34c; western gath
ered whites. S0B36c.
POUl-TIir Live. steady: western
chickens, 13ffl3Hc; fowls, 131bQ141Jo;
turkeys, ICc; dressed, dull; fresh killed
western chickens. UQlOc; fowls, 12141?
1614c; turkeys, 13JJ21c.
No. 1
July,
July,
lVatnrcs of the Trndlnir find Cloning
Prices mi Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Dec. 11. Wall street de
prtssiou acted like a wet blanket today
on the wheat market here. The coreals,
which had been on tho advance, took
tho down grudo nnd closed !4Uc net
lower to 14o up. Corn and oats finished
unchanged to l.SUo oft and provisions
at u loss of 10a to 40c.
XUillish hopes in ,wheat that were
frustrated by tho course of tho stock mar
ket hud been largely based on firm cables
and (i falling off In receipts. There woro
also reports of rain over the harvest sec
tion of Argentina. In addition, talk wan
current of a smaller exportable surplus
from that country, despite on opinion by
the minister of agriculture that the crop
would yet show n record yield. Cold
weather here, coupled with lack of snow
tended further to entlco buyers.
Muy wheat fluctuated between SSlic and
S9-Hu with the close steady, but HOlJc
under lust night at S9;c.
Corn speculators who bought early sold
out as In wheat. The fact that shipping
call was poor exerted a discouraging In
fluence. May ranged from 48',4c to 4814ij)
44-Hc closing firm nt 48!(a'4Sc. the same
level as the previous night. Cash grades
were steady. No. 2 yellow was quoted at
iiUC&Ma for carlots.
Sympathy with other grain carried outs
Jown. Outside limits touched for May
wero S2Ho and 33c, with last sales 'iiiUo
net lower at 32H$J32!ic.
Surprisingly heavy arrivals ot hogs
savo a decided setback t provisions.
When trading ceased, pork was off V-o to
I07 lard, lOo to :5J2714c. and rlls. 121is
to 15c.
Closing quotations were:
Artlcle Open. High. Low. CIr.se. Yes'y.
Wheat:
Doc.
SI. I.oiiIh (ieitrrnl MnrUft.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 11. WIUOAT-Cash.
Irregular; truck No. 2 red, tl.0l!s1.0S!4;
No. 2 hard. S0fJ8Sc.
CORN Higher: track No. 2. 47tf47!4c;
No. 2 white. 48!f49c.
OATS Higher; track No. 2. 33c:
White. 33c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT Weak; May, P0fl901,c;
CORN-Steady; May. 47',44T,.ic;
4iS'4SC.
OATS-Steady; May. 32c; July, 32ic
RTR T'nchnnsreil. iile.
FLOUR Quiet; red winter patents. t4 S5
fit ic. . r ...... .. . I ,.1. . tl nr?i T.
UfU.JO, I'.AIIU. UIIU Ollllb"l
hard winter clears, t3.103T3.40.
SHMD Timothy. tlO.00.
COHNMEAlr-t3.00.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track. liMp
HAY-iSte;uly; timothy, tt3.00S19.00; prai
rie. JlI.OOtfzHD.W.
HAGGING 10 3-16C.
TWINE Hemp. Sc.
PROVISIONS Porlc. unchanged; jol-
blng, tlO.Mii 10.75. Lanl, unchanged; prlmo
steam, tlO.9511.05. Dry salt meats, un
changed; boxed extra, shorts, tll.Tu; clear
ribs, 311.75; short clears, S11.87H. Baron,
unchanged; lxiKed extra shorts, $12.75:
clear ribs. tl2.73; short clears, $12.8714.
POULTRY Firm; chickens. 10c: springs,
12c; turkeys, 17c; ducks, 1314c; geese, 11c.
BUTTER Quiet: creamery, 23tf36c.
EGGS Steady, 27c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour. hblH 10,000 11,003
Wheat, bu 94,000 33,001
Corn, bu 66.CO0 19,000
Oats, bu 58,000 20,0(0
n ner
Pnr , lllo It ..
do pM
Drill .
do lrt M . ...
do Id Hi
Grand Triink .. .
SILVER Bar,
ounce.
MONEY 34ii4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open mar
ket for short bills Is 4ft per ent; for
three months bills. 4 1J-1C per cent.
Boston t"lolim Mtorkx.
BOSTON. Dec. U.-Chvdiig quolallons
on stocks were follows:
Alloutt 3ft Moluxk ....
Ainl. Coipr T4NVid (n .
A. Z. U &. 9 :iNlpliliit Mln-j
Artiona Com .1 North llu(t .. .
II. & f. C. & S. XL. 4 North 1,K ....
('1 & Artiont
(.'I. A HrcU.
t.Vnlennlil
I'op llince 0. ('..
IUt Hutto V. M.
Franklin
Qlmui Lm
(Irnntijr I'on
Urrano 1'ananfa .
1U' Urn ii,. Copper
lrr ljVe ..
Lake Copper .
Id Sails i""oppr. .
Mlinit t'orper
. 7 Old Pomlnlvn
.510 (VservMa
, Itijyulnry
. 49 -Shanium
. ll'irruperlor
. i unperlor i II. M.
S'iTamalstk
. 'U'. IS. .4. It. t M
. I tlu pN .. .
21'itrtali Con
S ft all Coppw V.
ZPiWlnoita . ,
5 Woltfrlnn
M
W
SI.
31
s
m
71
111,
S4.
t'a
3t
30",
4)
mi
s
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
All Kinds of Killing Cuttle Very
Slow rtiid Lower.
HOGS SUFFER A SEVERE SLUMP
Put I m nib a Artlir nnd Ten to Tnrntr
Cento HIbIiit Fat .Sheep Are
Mrunu to 'ln 4nl
lllal.rr.
SOUTH OMAHA. Die. tl. IMS.
,J.0t;,'ll,, t attle. Hogs. BhP.
Official Monday .. f..st T.4SH 1UJ
Offlrlal Tuesday.. . 7749 14,832 17,751
Kstlnmto Wednesdai t.m 1S. S.400
Tin re days this week. l7.ST, ST.tvM 37,V1
Same dajs last week 21. wt $37 81,307
Same days I whs. a;o I2.:tw 31.W0 SA.ST
Samo days 3 wks uro ut.:rT2 J2.4W: 60.4W
flame days 4 wks iiko lfi.4'A" 1P.423 1
Same days last yeai ..h.i7i .sa !1,445
The following table Minus the rucolpts
of cattle, hugs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with
last j ear. 1912. I9P. Inc. Dec
CattU 975.11.-, M.'S.AV 14S,4S,
Hogs 3,77J.!il 2,23,837 444.0M
Shocp J.SM.OJT tiW.iai 44.ti
Thu following table shows the range ot
prices for hogs at .outh Omaha for tht
last few days, with rompatlsons;
Tully Mtiser -Neb.
J slrri. IITO St.0 J fierlrrs. 1B ;
IS steers lOKfi cm 10 trrr. ...110 H ill
stiers . . !. ttt J M,..rs....tUS 8 40
10 feeders.. lOr u y, heifers .. '.If S
le. rows ... ,NS 4 oi
HOI TII DAKOTA.
4J fccdoi-s.. Shi A JO feeders.. Ml W
WKSTHRNS- WYOMING.
iNO. . Pr. No, Av.
steers.. .1113 6 40 12 steers. ...1175
10 steets... UJO ,-, V, 10 Hteers....HAS
1 cows..
tl calvr..
II steers...
U rows . . .
12 feeders..
Pr.
0 75
B IS
4 n
6 TO
Nr orU -:lnlliu Mim'U.
XKW YORK. Dec. ll.-Clo-Ing .juotu
tlons on mining storks neie:
Com. Tunnel stock . g MeUiau ... .
ilu lionda 1: Ontario
Con. Citl. 4fc Va..... 51 Ophlr
Iron Silver 1W man1ard ...
Iaitrllle Con I Yellow Jacket
Little Chlet 4
....xo
....10a
... is
Knnuia City Groin and Pro visions.
KANSAS CITV, Dec. 11. WHEAT
Cash, unclutnged to 14o higher. No, 3
hard. 82!4ffS7c; No. 3. f0;4ti,2i,4c; No. 2
red, 97!4!.01; No. 3. SSii'JSHc
CORN Unchanged; No. 2 mixed, 4714c;
No. 3, 47c; No. 2 white. 4701714c; No. 3,
47c. '
OATS-Unchangcd; No. 2 white. 31635c;
No. 2 mixed. 321f(?33c.
Closing prices of futures:
AVI IE AT May, S3c: July, SlG8l!c
CORN May, 4iVgfi-t64c; July, iV$c.
OATS May, 34(34i,c.
IIAY Unchanged to C0c higher; choice
timothy, tl2.WS12.S0; choice jiralrle. $13.ttfr
13.D0. BUTTER Creamery, 3tc; firsts. 32c;
seconds, 30c; packing, 214f22c.
KUGS Extras, 2614c; firsts, 2oc; sec
onds, ICc.
POULTRY Hens. U(g)12c; roosters, Slj
9c; young turkeys, ICc;' ducks, 13f?14c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu..... CO.000 71.001
Corn, bu....'... 10,000 14,C)
Oats, bu 10.000 10.000
SI I
Mny.S9?W4
July.l WKi'
Corn ! I
I ic J47l4fr',i
May.llSU-f.liUSla
,Hlly.H9J4?'.'49',Ssi;
Oat I I
I
mi
Die.
.May,
July.
Pork I
Jan.
May.
Lard
Dec..
Jan.i
May.
,32','dli,
33
47Ttl471i4714
4S'
4Si
3JW32UW4
:3 . 3"i
33
9HSS'.t-T,
6?tjS6l41T
4SU'(rt, 4S'it ?i
4S',. l!
3?1.
1 -jri.
321J
J2T
IS 78-761 IS 771ij
18 47-VH18 62-&S
10 65 10 60
10 26-30 10 30
9 97fi 10 OG
10 00
Ribs i
Jnn..t 10 00 10 0.V07
May.: 0-8il 9 85
J2!il0'H!32f, 32VS3
1
18 M ! 18 K 13 9-.
IS 26 IS 2S I 18 00
10 Lu ' 10 S5
10 10 I0 10-1J
9 92H
74
9 95
9 75
.10 G3
10 371i
10 9714
10 0714
9 90
Cash quotation) were as follows:
KLOI.'R Easy, but steady: winter pat
ents. tl.3ofj4.30; straights, t3.90gi.G0; spring
patents, tt.aM5.10: straights, 3.90O4.C5;
bakers, tt.WfiS.'O.
UVB No. 2. 6SC31tc
BARLEY Feed or mixing. lQ4Sc; fair
to choice malting, &7g?2c. ,
HEEDS Timothy, JJ.0i3.90; clover,
tutoosis.w.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork. 17.ai7.7S.
TJird (In tierces), J10.S5. Short ribs (loose),
W.MV4i 10.1214.
Total clearances of wheat and flour
rtr uqtul to 773.00) bu. Primary receipts
tftle 1,261(10 lu., compared with SSS.OfO bu.
Hie uonetipondlug day a yoar ago.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
!i curs; corn. 225 cars; oats, 116 cars; bogs,
7OI head.
I'hlraKo 'anh Prices-Wheut- No 2 red
'"citl.uv No 1 trl H'tmc. No. 2 hard,
j..'si&eSc. No. 3 haul S"'vffS. No, ' north,
.rn. iu'tJtV, No. . nortberr:, Mfaf,
lliiiirnpoll Grill 11 .tlnrkrt.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 11. WHKAT-De-cembcr.
73-Hc; Mny, 8llc; July, 85ic
Cash: No. 1 hard, SS2aic; No. 1 northern,
R0H'ft'81c; No. 2 northern. 7SilhWac: No
2 hard Montana, Wo; No. 3. 7611 T7?ic.
CORN No. 3 yeljow. 42fr42!jC.
OATS No. 3, ).iO30V4e.
RYE No, 2, 5357c.
H RAN In 100-lb. sacks. tl8.0O4iIS.5i).
KIXWR-First patents, $t.or.fH-3S; second
patents, t3.904J4.15: first clears, t2.iKVri3.23:
second clears, t2.lfVtf2.40.
SEED Klar, tl.244firi.SU.
BARLEY 0ig 09c.
Plilliiilrllihla I'rnilni'F Murkel.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. U.-BUTTKR-Weak.
quiet: western creamery, extra,
8S!n7c.
EGOS lllslier. Rood demand; Pennsyl
vanln anil other nearby firsts, free cases,
J!i.O) per rase; Pennsylvania and other
nearby current receipts, free cases, $9.30
per case; western firsts, free cases, 10. in
per ca-e: western rurrent receipts, free
cases, t9.0)t(9.30 per case.
Amalgamated Cupper
American Amlcultaral . .
American Heat Sucar
American Can
American Can ptd
American C. & V
American Cotton Oil
Am. Ice Securities
American I.lnteed
Amnion LocomotlTe ..
American l. & It
Am. 8 It. pM
Am. Sutar Helloing
American T. k T
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mlnlog Co
Atchlaon
Atchlon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Una
Ualtlmore k Ohio
llcthlelicin Steel
Brooklyn Jtaplil Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cheiapeake & Ohio
Chlrngo (1. W
Ohlcaiso, II. & St. P....
Oilcajo ic N. V
Colorado P. A. I
Coneolldiled Gas
Corn Product
Delanaro ft Iludaon
Denier t. nio Grande...
Denver & 11. O. pTd
Dlctllters' S'ecurltlea ....
Krle
Krle lt pfd
Krlo Sd pfd
General Ulectrlo
Great Northern pfd
Great. Northern Ore ctfs.
IlllnoU Cenlrul
lnterborougli Met
Inter Met. pfd
International llari ester. .
Inter-Marina pfd
International Paper .. .
International lump .. ..
Kancaa City Rotithern ..
Laclede Gaa
Irfhlgh Valley
IyjutTllle & Nashville...
Jl., t T. & 8. S. M...
Mlaeourl. K. It T
Mlseourl Parlflc .
National lllscult
Mtlonal IyenJ
N. It. It. of M. 2d pfd..
New York Central
N. Y . O. I- V
Norfolk & Weatcrn
North Ametlran
Northern Pacific
I'aclflc Mall
SalM. Illch
71,00 7tT,
SO
5. too
1I.M0
S.OOI
1,100
5. (00
COO
COO
1,500
14,600
iro
EC
t.0
1HS
65
Wi
n
it
0i
104
1.700 116i
1.600 m
1,4(10 tw
,400 3S
.0
:oo
soo
3.200
C.900
e.ioo
104
ion,
up;
041i
SST
7Ti
18.500 M)U
1.100 37i
3.S00 VHi
MO 17!i
IS.KHI Jl!',
1,600 13li
:,oo 3
6.000 nu
4,600 11
100
:oo
500
8,500
5.700
:,8oo
1.100
.too
i:
;oi
It
51
Sl'i
tn
40'..
1M
9.200 134
a.2 41' 1
too
c.ooo
9, POO
2,000
:oo
400
l!a
it'.i
t'4
1111
18
in.
Iiw. i:,ie.
73'i
M'i
4IU
:o;
111
t.s
C4".
IS
10'i
4t
cs
104
Ua4
1.17
!
SJlt
Wi
101H
ISt'.i
103U
24
S5;
S6Vi
71
16H
10S4
134 Ii
Wt
t:
1(14
ll'.i
37 ,
SO
!0'l
4Ii
38
K!i
133
40
i:3
161i
5!
lo.ivi
13
mi
llnnk PlrnrliiK".
OMAHA, Dec. ll.-The bank olralinKi
for today ato Ur.lS.SlS.tl. agaln.it1 S2.7B7.
094. IS for tho corieRpondlng day last year.
:ti ..:'":.--: 1
E iitlnii .lliirkcl.
41 ; X1V YORK, Dec. ll.-COTTON-.Mnr-27ti
Kt closed eteady for Fpot; middling up
113 I landM, 1.1c; middling gulf. l;i.23c: no sulen.
.11. 1 Cotton rutin es rlohed Bteady. Closing
ihof: ueceiniier. i;..c: January, 12.62c;
Kebiuary, 12.ti2c; Jriirch, llVTOc, April,
12.66c; SIa, tfic: June, 12.6.V; ,Iuly.l2,f.Sc;
August, 12.nir; September. ll.iMo; Octobor,
UMc.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. II -COTTON-Spot
In fair demand; prices higher; American
middling fair, 7.60d; good middling, 7.26d;
middling, 7 00d; low middling, n.SSd; good
ordinary, C.42d; ordinary, 6.94d. Kales
10,000 bales.
CllltWGO I.IVI1 STtlt'K M.tltWICT
100
soo
2i,SC0
1.400
100
1,000
E.8W
l.ino
:oo
.109
3,:oo
400
2.000
SOO
15,300 120
I.10O 39
2Ci
103.
ITOf
1I1U
my,
:U
4li
120
:,s
S7!
110
32
Hi
81
41
3!i
no
i3:;
40
12.-1
Wi
r8'.i
10
18
11H
18
:; :
103H 103
lCI'i 186'i
ll)'i I3U
IT.
IS
lOfi
41
61
103
1 134
is7;
37fi
W
10 in
1031.
3li
J5,,. Ilemnnit fur Mirrp Stnuly t'nt I In
2!4 I 11 nil IIiihh liimer,
" CIUCAGO, Dec. ll.-CATTLli -RccelptH.
iiniTl2'01" head; market slow, largely Ojir,o
off; beeves, tG.7W'10.70; Texas steern, el.T.O
J!;f Jiu.W); western ulcers, t5.MV'ai.2Jl; stoeUera
,3,,t ami leeuers, ii.w917.bu; rows mill liulfora,
.,;r ji.ivii(,io; raivi'S, xu.Mrn'iv.b.1,
16-5 lHGSRecclptH, 17,tiX) head; miirket
19 4 I weal;. lM20o lower: light, J7.O.M7.40;
a; nuxi'ii, Ti.vni'Wi neavy. $7.iim7.do; rnugi),
JSTi il-IVtll-'. pigs, fo.WV,.lu; DUIK Ot KUICK,
4i.-rfi( (.10.
SIIKHP AND LAMHS- Rucelpts. M.imO
head; market steady to I0r hlKhcr; native,
tl.W'oO.OO; western, tt.S0li6.tW; yearlings,
t&.40tikKi; lanibti. native. 0.238.25; west
ern, tii.n5U8.2.,
Date.
Doc
Dec
Dc,
De.
Dec. 6..7i4
Dec. 0..I 7 W
Dec. 7.. 7 MVii
Dec.
Dec. 7
Dec. to. i 7 G.1',4
Dec. II.
I 1812. lllll.li)ll).lHJ.HK)8.IWI.l0t.
1. I J ti 0J 7 13 s 021 6 TV) I S '
!. 2..I 7 S7U 8 01( 7 It) i 061 5 751 4 t
. 3..j 7 6374 I 7 151 S 03 5 65 4 Oil 6 I
1 i- ii iu - a i
i -
r. 91
& t4
G 07
t; 011
i 41
& 42
46, S U
411 S 22
7 82i S 12
7 45 S Si J 4S
, 7 ..1 S M, 6 M:
: ft; , S X, R 41
6 59
6 U
6 US
04
4 631 6 It
4 l"l 0 Ii
4 71, il W
4 CI 4 21
C 16
1 K,
4 341 ' 21
4 S 6 14
Indicates Sunday
ItecdptH and disposition of live ntock
at the Union Block yard. South Omahii,
for twenty-four houis riutlng at 3 p. m.
yciterduy:
RKCKIPTS-I'AIIS.
Cdttlr.lIoKs.SlieeD.irrii's.
1 ., m ,v at. r i
Wabash 7
Missouri Pacific I
t'nlon Pacific t
l A N. '., eaat... 2
t. X. W.. west... 32
C Mt. P.. ,M. O,. 21
C, H. & Q.. east.... 11
C . It. Jk Q west.... 23
C, K. 1. & P.. cast., t!
C R. I. i 1'.. wiwt. 2
IIIIuoIh Central 2
Chicago Gt. West... 3
Totttl receipts. ...Ihl
DISPOStTlON-IIKAD.
Cuttle. Hots. Sh'p.
1 t
:l S 4
v. 1;
4 4
u
l j
36 7
13 h
4 t
221 ' 3S "s
JlortlM & Co 62T.
Swift nnd Company 1.13S
Cudahy Packing Co ST0
Armour & Co
Schwartz & Co
S. O. Packing Co
V. U. Van Sant & Co.
aim son
I' . Jl. U'WlH
Huston & Co
.1. H. Root i Co
J. II. nulla
J l Husz
Iloscnatock Hros
McCreary & Kellogg...
Wcrthrlmrr & Degen..
IT. V. IlKinllton
Hillllvan Hros
Rothschild & JCrebs....
Alo. Kun. Calf Co...
Cllno & Christie
Other buyers
1,073
4
m
ZI2
32
4St
60
ir,
iw
220
ji
24
64
ML
1101
;.xx
4,S(
2011
M77
l,4fu
2.0S1
711)
l!t
23U
40'.4
117
r4&
27 U
10Mi
31 'i
111
0 ',4
117U
21
138
24 i
40'4
UC
5ti
!S
:oi
I0'.4
80
H8U
Pennsyhanla 13,200 1 21 11ST4 120
1'ooplc'. a 1,500 111 10SW JM'l
1'., C . O. & St. f. 10J
rittaburgh Coal Sou 21'i 11 1)
Preaaed Steel Car '.'00 35 31 31
Pullman Palate Car . . 300 140 160 13tt4
Heading 7l,SO0 16l'4 18! 16l'4
Itcpublle I S 1.700 ttJi SJ'4 2314
Ilepuhllc I A a. pfd.... 3.800 87 IP, 844;
Ilock Uland Co 1,100 23?i 2J 224;
Hock Uland Co. pM 1.SO0 41 42; 4 Hi
St. L. t S. K. S.I pfd.. . too !0 23U 29
Seaboard Air Line 300 1U l'i IS',
Sealnard A. It. pfd tM I!; 46 4
Slosa-Shcfflrld 8. & 1 47
Fauthern Pacific 42,600 1104 107'4 1M'.i
Southern Italloay 2,700 28 27 2711
So. Kali ay pfd 1,000 80 70 7'i
Tennear-ec Copper BOO 37 364 asij
Teiaa Paclflo VfO 22H 22 21';
Union Pacific ::fl,6li H!'i 152'i 1U
Colon Pacific pfd .. 1.S00 1 tO'i 0',i
United Ftate Healty. .. 800 73(4 73 72
United Statia ltubber.. . 3,700 63S l; fi'i
United SUttH Steel... . 293,000 F6'i Cl'i 4'i
I', a. Steel pfd 4,600 104 107V4 10"4
Utah Copper 11.700 Mi 54U 63
Va. -Carolina Chemical .. 1.100 43 1H 41;
Wabarh 100 4'i 4'., 4
Wntuah, pfil 100 131. iji, l;;
We.ltrn Mar) Und 200 67T4 S7 17
Weitern Union 1.200 It 72 72S
Wcatlnghouae niectrlc .. 1,700 77'i 73H 75',i
Wheeling & L. K 200 7 ti 7
l.iirrponl t.rnln .UnrUi-l.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 11. WIUCAT-Spot.
steady: No. 1 Manitoba, 7a 6d; No. 2
Manitoba. 3AA: No. 3 Manitoba, 7s 2d.
Futures, flnn. December, 7s STid; March,
7s 3Hd; Ma. 7ri 2d.
CORN Bpot QUlet; old American mixed,
Cs 4d; via Galveston, 6a 2Ud; futures,
steady. Jonuarj'. 4s 10$il; Kebruarj', 4s
!'.d.
tllnLre tlrnlu Inrkrt.
MILWAt'IvREJ. Wis.. Dec. 1I.-W1IKAT
No. 1 northern, bft87e; No. 2 northern,
84ftSJc; No. 8 hard winter. 87if8Sc; Decem
ber. 2c; May, SGc
CORN No. 3 yellow, 47Ve; No, $ white,
4"HMc; No. 3, 46Hc: December, 47?c;
May, 4S',ic.
OATS-Standard. 84c.
HARLIiY-5272c.
Toledo Srrd Market,
TOLEDO, O.. Dec. ll.-SEEDS-Cloier,
prime cajih. tU.224, December, T11.22li;
March. 111. EH; February, tll.ifitj; No. 2.
tl0.5Otj 10.65, Alslkc. Jjrlme. J12.7S; Decem
ber. t!2.76; March. 112.80. Timothy, prime,
11.90; December, II. SO; February. 12. u;
March, 12.06.
eorln .-llarkrt.
PEORIA. 111., Dec. ll.-CORN-4fiVio
lower; No. 4 white, 4C41Hc; No. 3 yellow,
4SHo; No. 4 yellow. 44o; No. 3 mixed, 4,ic:
No. 4 mixed, 41c; rumple. 4lJi'c.
OATS No. 3 white, 3P.4C; standard. MU
SjS'fa; No. 3 whlt-;,3;fSMic.
Duliith Grain .Mnrkrt.
ni'M'TH. Minn.. Dec. 1) WHKAT-
.o ' litl'l. " a i mil lliei ), M'ai
'1 il'Ji I lltri ii, 3-)1-,
, aid fi1 ' le-imber yr
tll 2' 4c
Totul aalea tor the day, 1,2.',, 500 aharea
I ,' nrk 'loner Mnrket,
j NEW YORIC. Dec. ll.-MONKY-On call,
, strong, 4tf 3 por cent; ruling rato, 4i per
i cent, closing bid, 154 Per cent; offered at
1 fi per cent.
TI M K LOANS-Wenlter: sixty days. Glfi
C'it pr cent; ninety nays, n pT cent; six
months. 6Ht per cent.
PRIMB MKItCANTILK PAPUH-G per
cent.
STBRLING KXCJ I ANGE Strong, with
actual business In liankem' bills at Hf M
for sixty-day bllln und at tt.Sl) for de
mand; commercial bills, SI 28!i.
.SILVBR-Har. C4c: Mexican dollars,
15Hc
JlONDS Goviirnment, steady; 'railroad,
heavy.
Cloning quotations on bonds today wer
as follows:
U. B. ref. ta, reg ..TMH'Japan 4tia
do-coupon to!4K. r. So rf im. . s7i
U. I. It, rg JMH'U H. leb. 4s 131 . Hi,
la coupon HlViL. t M unl 4 . 7
U. 8. 4a. rg lUfc'M K i T tit 1. M
do coupon 111, do tit . w.
ranaraa Sa, coupon. .lI1Mo. j-aciflc 4a . 70
o do ronv. i ... 164,
IOPiN n It of M 4'ia. MK
W N". Y. C. g. J 5i
'. da dab. 4a .. .. 91U
1 Y N. If. & H.
Mi cv 3!i t
lOlhS1. & w. lat c. 4a... U7
w,i do cv 4a .-. .
H'l'Ko. Paolfle it .
7W de h
WViO. 8. f.. rMg. 4
87mnn. cv. 3Vts 1115
I04i do ion. 4a
244tfleadlng gan. 4a..
Wit- U 1". fg 4a
Ttituta ..,672 U.fttr.l ',W1
CATTL1C Cattle receipts wuru fair for
a Wednesday, lil cats living reported In,
The total for tho three day foots up
I7.'.'.i head, a falling off us compared with
lust week and a year ago.
Tho market on beef Ntcen was very
slow and dull this morning and from u
Miller's standpoint very unsatisfactory,
Huyers all seemed to want a few cattle,
but them wits a general fueling among
them thut as compared with other market
polnlH cattlo here have been too high
and they were determined to force value
down. Ah a result everyone stalled out
bidding prices thut were sharply lower.
SI. I, mils l.lti Muck MurUet. . limiting tho trade, uh noted above, dull all
ST. LOl'IS. Dec M.-CATTLIS-Ro- ,,,H ,"'-'""B J'rlces wero a little lower
celpts, G.M0 head, Including 1,200 Texnns; ' "Ba, J1"" i.'MuJ' u V'i 1urounJll )e
niarKet mr to ioc lower; cnoice to rmoi'""' ' .n
suiiiti ciiHCH MiicBiiit-'ii ivcie evrn ijuoiuiy
certain cattle a iiuarter lower.
W'liat has been said regarding thn iniir
l.et on beef FtcerH would apply equally
well to cows ami heifers, as they, too,
wrrn hIoiv and an much as JMjCtlo lower
than Munday'H high time, and In many
rust's 23c lower.
Good fenders were In demand at fully
steady price. Inferior grade.) wure slow
to a little lower owing to tho decline on
tut cattle.
Quotations on Native Cattle Good U
cholcu beef steers, 18.J5U9.7fi. fair to good
beef steers, t7.XtfM.2f; common to fair
bvet steers, $.00jy7.25; good to choice heif
ers, I6.7SU7.00; Kood to choice roves, IS 61)
4j.W; fair to good grades, II.Wras.M; com
mon to fair grades, t3.26tyi.p0; good to
choice stockeis ana feeder, i.2otil.W;
fair to god ktucknrs and reedors, to.iStJ
0.25, common to fair stock er and feed
urn, to.X'a6.io; stock cows and heifers,
4.MSt5.0Q; veal calves, t5.00Jf00, bulla,
slag, etc., tl.0lKfl6.00.
(Quotations on ItatiRo Cattle Good to
choice beet stvrrr, ii.HQt.li; fair to good
beet steers, tS.25Qti.75, common to fair
beet' steers, It.&0fi.2&.
Representative sales:
IimSK OTHERS.
steers, tl0.C0fil0.I5; good choice, tH-SOtt!.!)!
dressed beef and butcher steers, tf.WM
8.00; atockut'8 and feeders, t37G0.7,); tow
and heifers, tt.2.V&'7.00; canners, tl.CVfil.OO;
hulls, t4.23iS0.SO; calves, J6.003J" 10 60; Texas
nnd Indian sletirs. f5.00'fl7.ni; cows nnd
helfera. t3.73fi3.00.
IIOG.S Receipts, 1B.00O head, mnrket loc
to 25o lower; pigs and lights, ?ti.GOf(7.r,5;
mixed and butchcrH, 3f7.4.07.t; good
heavy, t7.rVrt7.liO.
.SHEEP AND LAMllS-Ileceipts. 6,001
head; inarltet 10c to 10c liiKhcr; muttons,
tl.30ft.ri0; yearlings, tS.8016.ifl: lambs, t3.70
(ftS.OO; culls and bucks, 12.005?3.25; stack
ers, t3.&ga8J.
Kllllnlls City I,lv htori. IliirUi'l.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 11. -CATTLE-Receipts,
0,fit head, Including suuthcrns:
market steady; dt eased beef nnd export
steers, $7.7VJ(il0.75; fair to good, t'i. Wit 7.73;
western steers, $6,0018.00; Blockers nnd
feeders. $3,001(7.70; southern steers, $').00
fi7.40; southern rows, $3,7610.26; native
rows, t3.OMi7.76; nullvo heifers, t,".60Ji-3.00;
bulls. U.M'tifiM; calves. $G.00i( 10.00.
.SIUOEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 0,000
head; market 10c to 13o lower; lambs,
$G.251i7.R5, yearlings, $5.601iC.75; wethers.
$l.2."f(f.C0: ewes. $4.00?('.4.tO; Htockr.rs anil:
freder?, ta.ffoi.
St. ,IokfiIi 1,1 Stock .IniUi'l.
ST.JOSEPII, Dec. ll.-CATTI,E-lto-relpls.
1T700 hiiud; marlti't slow; stects,
t0.76I0.2o; cows and helfeis, $:l.iV)7S.6U;
ralve". tl.60tt9.7u.
IlOaS-Recelpts. ll.OK) lietul; market
slow and lower; top, $7.03; bulk of sules,
J7.43Jj7.65.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Recelpts, 2.60)
head; market stcudy; lambs, ffi.40 i..u.
Stork In Sinbt,
Receipts Of live stock ut tho flvo prin
cipal wehtern markets ycstoiduy:
Cattlti.' Hogs. Sheep.
JJoutll Omaha 4,400 16,200 R.400
St. Joseph 2,70) ll.OW 8,400
KunsuH City 6,W) 16,0(10 6,000
St. Louis COOt) 13,010 3,000
Chicago 28,000 47,ao 35.000
Totals
.47,400 103,200 W.0CX)
a. -a it cifi
Amor. Ag. fa .
A. T. & T. tv 4a
Am. Tobacco ta
Armour Co. 4',a.
Atchlaoq gen. 4
do cv. 4a 1M....
do ev. tn. .
A. C. U 1t 4a...
Bat. & Ohio 4t .
do IVia
i I.IUUI. v., tn..
'Tan. of Ga. la...'.,
lien. Leather 8a ..
Chea. & Ohio 4'4..
do ronv 4 Via . . 9i do gen. ta
Uhleago t A. IUa. 6S St. L S. TV. r
C. II. Q. J. 4a. . K 8. A. I. adj. U
do gtn. tl K Fo. Pac. rol. It
C M & 8 P er 4'.4a. 1044 do cv. 4a
C It. I. I'. c. 4. 4'4 do lat ref. 4.
do rfg. 4 l6l,Bo. lUllwar ta..
C. t P. r t 4!ia. 1V4 do gen. 4a. . .
D. & II. ct. 4a 7 Union Pacific 4
D. 4 It. CI ref If. SI 14 do cv. 4a
IMttlllera' U . .. .144 do lat & ref.
Ill
7'4
. M
. IU
. H
in;
Mli
7li
tl 80
7844
m;
81H
... SH
10-3";
. 77U
... IIH
cm;
a. hi:
riTir p. I. IB. . miu. H nuooer M...,0f4i
do g 4a .' 7H4U. 8 ae J . ..paj
4v rr. 4a, aar. n. .71 Vs. -far Chetn. ta.. t;
III. re lat rat. 4a M?)Wabaah tat It ei. 4a SI
later. Mm. 4l,e ... 78 W4em Md l. at
later. II. M 44a tta.Wtat. Klff. ev la ' ;
wit. t'entral 4.
It
.Mntnl Mitrkrt.
NEW VORIv. Dec. l!.-ME"'AUS-Cop.
per. steady; standard, spot, $17.00 bid;
December, $17.ttJfM7.37',: January and
February. $10.S7HW,17.12Vi; iileclrolytlr,
n.JiWn.r,i; lake, 17.ti2',,i17.'.j, list
ings, t17.26ii 17.33. Tin ipilet; Hput, $!3.26fp
49.75; December, January and February,
mSDtHaCti. Lead, quiet; $1.261.40. Hpel.
ter. strady. $7.20ff7.40. Antimony, quiet;
CookHou'r!, $10.50. Iron, quiet and un
changed. Copper arrivals. 1.M tons Ex-
ports this month. 8,676 tons. London cop
per, steady; spot J275 10s: fiittures. i:7
10s. Ioudou tin, ipilet; spot, fu.
tures, JU2al London lead, 18 Is 3d. Lon.
don Hprlter, X20 10i. Iron. Cleveland war
rants, 67h 3d in Loudon.
ST. LOU1H. IJec ll.-.M ETALS-Lrad.
weal:, $1.174.20; spelter, dull, $7.20.
Coffee .llnrkrt.
NEW YORIC. Dee, H.-COFFEIv-
I'lituros market opened steady at a de
clino of n polntH In espousii tu somewhut
umapiKiinimg caturs. Trie close wan
sternly, 1 to 6 points net lower. Hales,
77,760 bugs. December, 13.00o; January,
W.13c; Febntary. 13.27c; Maioh, R30.;
April. It.OOc; JIuy, 13.71c; Junw. lX7'.o;
July. ii.blu; August. 13.ac; Huptemhur.
Oi'tobrr and Novrmbr-. 13.91c. Spot
coffer, quiet: Hlo No. 7. llr. S.inlos No. I,
16'ir Mild, qulot: Cordova. llUifylfcc.
I'iirp-iit t nr nml lliislii.
SAVANNAH, Dec. ll.-TURPENTINU-Flrm.
26r. Sales, 476 bbls.; receipts, 701
bbls.; shipment. 7 934 libls. ; Htork. 31,3V)
bbls.
ROSIN-Flnn Sales. 3,126 bbU.; i.
celpts, 4.2S7 bbls.; shipments. 4,913 hbls.;
stock. 1W.430 bbls. Quote: A. H, C, D,
$5.4S; B. F. O, t4).4fH,66; II. 16.1(6.60: I,
tS.6fr6.60; K. $6.40; M, $7.00; N. tt.; WO,
$7 35; WW. $7 4i.
Sounr .Murkel.
NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-SLOAR-ilaw.
firm; iniikcovado, ts'J teit, S.tth-; centrifugal,
'.: test. 1.03c; molafcatis, U0 test, r-
i tinted steady
No.
3
13
3
17
87
13
4
16
57
31
C
I 21
12
24
8
7
4
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7
Av. Pr. .No. Av. IV.
.... 920 i ill 1 1217 7 U
....1000 6 25 10 Ill 7 U
.. . TIC C 2 30 1133 7 M
....1003 20 7 713 I 00
....11(3 75 21 1200 8 00
. .. SIS 7 1)0 21 1241 U
....143 7 00 18 i:tK) 8 10
....1112 7 10 7 1301 8 3i
104 7 40 32 1832 3 ii
.... m 7 m 39 JU2 as
.. 1118 7 (0 II 1IC 8 38
.... 918 7 61 ' 19 1147 8 80
....1314 7 64 18 110. 9 2i
....lloS 7 CS 1 1970 II 00
....1813 7 75
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.. 497
.1011
.. 942
..HUB
.. 892
. . 031
. . 810 I M
..1049 ( 00
(15 10..
COWS.
4 U
4 40
4 (0
4 eo
t oo
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6 IK)
I 10.
4 t. 18
9li t 18
. 491
.104,6
. 933
8
S 23
5 ii
;o 5 30
.1211
.1014
3 30
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11...
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.1071 t 80
.. 920 I tl
.. 981 8 88
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.. 449 t 78
..1121 t 7f
..1209 ( 7t
..1113 t'tt
..1084 S 10
..1128 t 40
..1110 i 44
313
It
( 40
HEIFERS.
...IIH
...1001
...USD
...ISM
...1190
...1113
... 944
...JM0
.. Ml
3 .',
C 00
I 00
8 00
01
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8 80
8 78
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if Hie
' I'mull I Inn
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lou fcl I , " " " III..-, 4. l'f l
-May S..,c I. 'I ,,tr ,, . ,,,,,, .ta,rl ,rra,
I ., 'i g I' i s t 'a
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bf fi il i r ,
I tl! I I
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not .Mnrkei.
SI IAJI IH Dc- 11 WOOL Hltrf.jv
Itr1l' and c Inn m p it..s , j , .c
l xlv tr ' 111 I'if '', t- l tll,
7M t 00 5 Ut 3 78
I 1 134 S U ,11 1011 t 78
I mo n 3, i nt) w
4 M5 t 10 4 778 DO
I " 6 so, . ..' m n
I 40 IM (M 3 IM ti K
4 977 t 44 3 778 8
1 897 IH 4 417 M
9 748 CM I 9(0 8 10
41 tit f On Ill I to
18 918 t 43
BULLS.
t 1180 I 75 1 7.o G 74
1 1110 4 18 8 Ml ( 7t
1 1040 t l) 1 1240 S 7
1 1130 t 20 1 1180 t 75
1 7D0 6 X 1 M I 0
I HM 1 JO 1 70 8 28
1 14 6 4.) I lift) 6 X
1 171 !H ! 178 38
1 HM 5 M 1 1090 M
i m ;
I CALVES.
2 288 4 M I.. .. $ 7 50
3 HO I 10 I (D IU
1 W 21 3 K( 9 00
8TOCKER3 AND FEEDERS,
tl St It) . 787 IK
10 m im lit i it
C 841 6 10 II 73 4D
4 It (W 1 143 40
I ill 03 8 1(1 (4
13 818 t IH) 7 380 4 15
8 8 C Hi 11 934 K
7 ti 6 141 7 111? 7 M
21 UT ( I I 1090 7 V4
11 719 34 I IK 7 00
tl m fit 91 1014 T JO
32 791 t 42 374 7 !0
tl 794 M it 911 7 X
1 410 t 41 14!l 7 M
4 7IT U I l ; tv
' 1 78J It M IM) ; J
NEIUtANK A.
I i; COWS ..10V) II) 4 raws.. 10)i3 ss
I II cows MM 3 0o S . . i v
II I'uwi 843 4 00
T Ktovaid Neb.
X.'7 4 00 01 etmv ... SfW
$41 6 steiis . . MI
1102 C 70
Arnett A S -WyO
Ml 5 a 17 feeders.. 1087 rt 20
J7 CM M feedets..lMl 7 0S
C W. Walters Wyo.
24 steers.. ..1000 7 "0 !M steers .. 7J0 6 JO
W steers... . Mt a K)
Pfeffc i Copp-Wyo
M feeders. .10t J 30 37 cows tSJ MD
10 com s 1031 6 20
Arnelt .t rt. -Wyo.
29 steers.. . 902 (i ;) 14 feeders.. tilO fi 23
S3 feeders.. KS 7 (fi 24 feeder.).. SS5 7 ("
23 feeders . S74 fi 30 n feoilerr.. 772 2S
C N. Wiilters Win.
2 fows .. .1045 tita.) M heifers., iit 3 Si
25 heifers . m t X
1 ItXlfV-No one ei er saw n niiiro com
plete deadlock than wns in rorco hi tho
hoc yards thin mornlni; SperumtorM rttrlv
Picked up a few loads around UiTl&c
lner. that Is at prlres rutiKlnt; from
tJ.W to $7.45. They very quickly railght
on, however, and Mopped buyliiir almost
rts soon an they hud beKun antl before
very many sellers hntl tlnm to tako ad
vnhtatfe of their bids.
In the meantime the packers were bld
tllllfr only around $7.2.4f7.;xl and were
standlnr pat. As a result, almost no luisl
nest wild done durliiK thn morning and It
was woll alotiK toward midday heforn a
slutllo load had hern sold to packers. In
other words, packers wero determined to
huv their hoiii 2fe lower or luaA't. them In
tlm yarns. j ii. .unman wetnrrs.
Tim rause for the sharp bronk lu tho W Miinliinii wethers,
market Is to be found tn tho high prlrri 101 Montana wethers,
that bus ptevalled at tiil.-i point ns rom- fi2 Montiimi wethers.
nareii n i ot nor so line nouns inn aiso . ai "" iiii"r.
to thu sharp break trported everywheto J( fed
pretty fslr Inquiry for shot! fed stufi
that Is suitable for taking to the rounlr
the second time. Moms of the romnn
slon men also hold a few orders for Iambi
to W iHiiiKht with a view to shearing art.l
in or put on thn market In tho near in
1 1 iite. Most of (he feetlers now ROln? t!
uie country ale on tne neslty order anrr
the bulk nre selling nrotmd $4.604f6.: ,
llh a load or two of half warmed stuff,
Koliu: out at $;.
Quotations on sheep and lambs- Lamb
Kood Ui ilmbn. $?.fttn.le; lambs, fair f.
Kood, $S.60ft; 4n; lambs. teiders. $'5,oO06.!t"
yearllnirs, ilubt, tV60fi6.5n; jatllns-,
heavy, $SVi.-,.J0; MmillnK?. feeders. $.5ii;i
&.40; vtethrrs, Rood to rholre. $4.W4 ..,
vtethcrs, fair to pood, $J.fMt.50; wethers,
ft edels. $4.2;h I.M: 'wcs, Rood to choice,
$I.ST!l.e0; rwef. fair to Rood, $t"Nr4.2R
lines, feedeis. $3.2ftg7t 73, rulls, sheep ar.d
bucks, $:..Vi9!U,v
Itepresentutlve sales:
No. Av pi
K fed Umbs. .. i 95 n
272 WjotnlliK lambs 70 7 20
40 Wyoming Inmbs, fenders..,. 4;i 5 1
iiT; Wyomlni; Inmbs. feeders.... M
HV WomltiB lambs, feeders..., US
2t S l lambs, feeders (tl
17 WyomltiK ewes SS
2S Couth Dakota owes 102
7 WMunltiR wethers ios
129 Wyomiiut yearlliiRS ST.
120 WyomltiR yearlliiRS 82
fu Miming lambs, feeders.... 02
441 WMimltiR lambs, feeders.... l
117 WyomltiR lnmbs, feedors.... t2
230 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... HI
Mil Wyoming lambs, feeders.... H
21 fetl lnmbs St
l fi'tl ewes 154
'JO! fed Routs SI
3AI frd lambs 7$
a frd ewes US
631 Montanu yearlings, feeders Sit
217 Montntia yearlings, feeders
10S Montana yearling, feeders Si
this ninrnliii
In tlm rod the sellers were obliged to
Inke pi Ices largely as tho packer busers
had bltl, thn bulk ot the offerlims moving
around $7.25n7.no. Onro the sellers agreed
lu the reduction In pilc.es trade was
fairly active, but a fair rliHinnre wits
not made mill! curly In the afternoon.
Ilcpresentative. sales:
Na. av. sh, Pr. No. A v. Fh IX
tl 173 40 7 IM It. . .2)1 3M T
II. .. .IIS 10 7 10 K . .. 274 m 7 14
8t 17S .. 7 II tl . . Ml 120 7 J
it 119 .. 7 IS 72 . . . Stl VI 7 M
It t0 0 7 M 43. ...3H 40 7 H
(3 131 . 7 20 7.. ..338 210 " 3t
40 3(0 180 7 i 0 ... I4 210 7 16
74 24 40 7 20 tl 314 . . 7
31 308 40 7 ft tO... .282 3(0 t
I, 7 338 . 7 St 70 197 3(0 7 88
73 U3 HO 7 28 (( 2(4 IbO 7 (0
81 233 ... 7 28 21.. . 7 (0
48 387 80 7 It t.S )0 200 7 40
93 907 40 7 28 46. 331 210 7 40
SI 219 ... 7 111 Ct.. ..338 2(0 7 40
II 2S 180 7 SO t,7 217 ... 7 10
82 113 II 7.11 10 810 80 7 (0
83 203 ... 7 80 (2 3(1 120 7 40
34 210 310 7 3U U 831 ... 1 40
74 221 120 7 32'k 83 919 190 7 40.
41 214 ... 7 31 CO. . . .288 10 7 (0
IT 2(0 (0 T 3.1 84. .. 213 ... 7 (5
71... :il (0 7 31
PICIH.
lambs
330 fed owes
78 fed ewes
0 fed ewes
22 fetl Iambi
10 fed lambs
217 fed lnmbs
377 fed lambs
3X1 frd hi nibs
241 fed lnmbs
OH fed lambs
10 fed lambs, culls....
13 fed lambs, culls....
32 feil lambs
43 fill lnmbs
47 fed ewes
33 fed owes
2t;i shorn himbr.
..101
.. S4
.. W
.. M)
.. ill
.. W
..nr.
..103
..IK
.. 84
.. 95
.. 71
.. 79
.. m
.. :.
.. r.!
.. f3
.. &2
.. HI
.. SS
..127
..123
.. 77
ti 7.1
r. so
(', ,Yi
4 hi
4 25
4 Ml
XT.
t 0i
c so
fi w
90
0 !W
ii M
1 30
4 40
2 M
7 35
4 30
ft 00
5 00
5 00
4 .10
4 2Ti
4 33
4 2R
7 75
7 0)
4 60
4 2f.
4 35
7 24
7 25
7 63
7 R6
(i 26
7 r,
7 K0
6 7P.
r. oo
7 10
7 00
4 2S
4 10
7 15
liKUAli INUTICEiJ.
9, . ..ltd . 7 00
H1IEEP A good lively miltkiit rhuinc.
tctUrtl thu lamb ami hIichp trade and
prices, espoclutly on lambs, woro un
evenlv hlclier. Fed western inuibri com-
prised a ItirRti porceiitagr of thn nioderuto
rccolpts and there was apparently a good
nutlet for tho big bulk or the lamlw of
fered. An on tlm hist few ihiys back
good to choice lnmbs on the hnndywelght
order sold to tho best itdvuiitnKo ami com
manded prices anywhere from utrong tu
10'ifrOo higher. About 300 head of that
kind or lambs hold readily at $7.8.1, and
the majority of the deslrublo lamb offer
ings sold at it rungr of $?.30Ji.;.". Any
thing only half warmed up or showing
too much weight to suit tlm packer buy
ers chancing IiiiikIh Im.s irutllly than thn
butter grades, und prices wero llttlo It
any hotter than on yesterday's market.
Thcro was also n hunlthy supply for fat
l iii'itj hi nioii it iiuiiuiij Miij'juy lur nil :, ,j ion
sheep, and the supply of them was very ""V1.1! "W., 'f'f
NOTICE N hereby glvon that sealed
proposuls will be received by tho Board
of Directors, of the Farmcrr' Irrigation
District at their office In the City ot
Kcoltsblufr, Nebiaska for the purchase of
two million five hundred nnd fifty thou
nntl dullard ($2.fi50,00p) faco valu of the
Mx per cent serial bonds of said district
until 1:30 o'clock n. m. on the SAl day
ut December. Said bonds are Issued under
and by virtue of nn act of the legislature
ot the State of Nebraska, approved March
ISth, 1833. Session Laws. 1S3J. Chapter 70.
and all amendments thereto, and pursuant
to a vote o! .v majority of tho qualified
electors ot said district. A proceeding
for the judicial confirmation of so,ld bonds
In now pending In the dlsttlct court for
the county of Hrotttt Uluff, Nebraska. Tho
board oxprrssly reserves the sight to re
ject any and all bids and will. In no event,
sell uuy of tuld bonds for less than nine-ty-flvo
per cent of the face value there
of. lly order of the Hoard of Directors,
1IEYWARD 0. L10AVITT
Secretary of Farmers.' Irtlgutlon District
NT0d20t.
N6Ti'CETO IJltlDOB lfUILDER8.
Notlro Is hereby given that sealed bldi
for tho ronstructlon of steel and wooden
hrldgcH that may bo built in the county
of York. Nebraska, for the year 1913 will
bo received at the office of the rnnnti-
clerk of suld county on or before noon of
meager, the best offering being P eked
dp curly In the tnoiuing. While killing
ewes, vi ethers nnd yearllnmi were In light
supply compared with lambs, the demand
did not Hri'in un broad. Tho Hheep offer
ings sold largely strong to a dime higher,
with some fow western ewes selling as
high us $4.60 A lund nt buinly wnlght
yearlings brought $t.60. As wua tho case
with the trade In lambs buyers seemed tu
discriminate against anything having ton
much weight.
While the general demnnd for feeders
is somewhat limited there remains a
All bids tn be. In accordance with nlnm
and specifications adopted by the lioard
of Supervisors and now on file In tho
office of tho county clerk nnd accom
panied by n. certified check for $500, matin
payable to thn order of tho county clerk,
which sum shall be, forfeited In cuoo con
tract Is not oxecuted where a wind Is
iniidp.
Tho Hoard of Supervisors reserves h
right to reject nny and all bids.
Witness my hand mid the seal of York
county this 27th day ot November, 1D12.
H. F. CltAPlN.
D9d4t County Clerk.
Now going on
Christmas Fair
of the Churches
BEE BUILDING
"More bountiful and larger than ever before.1'
Such is tho expression of all who have seen the bazar
in progress. Tho court of the building hos been dec
orated very tastefully with Japanese effect, Christ
mas gi'eeus and American flags. The fancy goods,
linens, hand made wearing apparel display is move
elaborate, while 1ho home cooking is simply do-liccious.
Have you seen it
The five churches which have been holding thoir
sales, the 9th and 10th are well pleased with results.
They will probably sell out their supply and on
December .11 th and 12th four other churches will
have their accumulation of pretty things to sell.
Here is an opportunity to select a Christmas
present for a friend or relative which has some in
dividuality. If you don't have time to complete
that fnncy piece you are working on, come to tho
Church Fairs and buy one just as prottv for your
ffin.
December eleven and twelve
Church In Charge rhono
first Ms. B Mrs, r. D. Wilson, SBIO Lea, vaa worth. .. ,D 533
CteutTttiraric Pong. Mrs. O. B. Brswstar, 4714 IT. 39th St... W 1371
Eracgalical, Ass'n. Mrs. fleo. Marks, 1633 Wirt St.
,W 3840
Zlon Iinthsran. .. . Mrs. . H. fair, S.435 Saratoga st W -993
All are welcome
111 f-'rls
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