THE BEE: OMAHA, SiYJTHDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1M2.
UKAIi KSTATH
KAUJIA ttM"ll I.AMIS I'tlll 5AI.U
Iriflho.
ik you want the bost bargain in the Rain and Hail Storms Cause Damage
northwest. In a good, desirable farm, and , m . . . ..
w nucnt 111 mgcutiua.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET I
unniu liu i huuuvaj iiinuivui. Kc; No- 2 northern. JK7c; No. i
! northern. XVBSSc: No. S spring. Mtte-Ce: No.
.1 spring, ssumc; no. spring, i-M.o;
want to deal with the owner, write today t
to J. t'. Hooney. Stltes, Idaho.
lown.
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Kansas.
SO ACHES ALFALFA, JI.SOO-HAMIL-ton
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land, about one mile from Kendall (main
line Santa Fo rty.) rood fenoe, no build
inirs. 31.000 cash, balance at 6 per cent.
James 1 Lombard, Ownsr, Kansas
City, Mo.
Mississippi.
SEVENTY acres richest soil, adapted
for any truck growing; quarter mile from
depot. Lyman, Miss. A bargain. V. W.
Byrne. Holt. Fla.
Nebraska.
40-BUSHEL WHEAT LAND, J 26 to 53
PEH ACRE.
We have for sale over 20,000 acres of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska' choicest
farm load, where the crop yields for 13
years, including 1310 and 1911. average
with the best In the state. 'Alfalfa also
a leading crop. Better soil. wtr nnd
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FUNDINQSLAND INVESTMENT CO.,
SIDNEY. NSB.
BEARS ARE BEING DESERTED
Present AVrntlier I Conditioning;
Corn In Sections Where Clenr
Temperatures nuil Cold
Were Needed,
FOR SALE 160 acres, 1H miles from
Wayne: good Improvements. Address Box
315. Wayne, Neb.
Tennessee.
ALFALFA, corn, cotton land bargain
lists. McMath & Johnson. Memphis. Tenn.
LIVE STOCK MAKffET OF WEST
Ship live stock to Bouth Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Lire Stock Commission Alerchntit.
BYERS BROS. & CO. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co., 222 Exchange Bids.
Bnyder-Malono-Coffman Co., 159 Ex. Bldg
LAVERTY BROS.. 1 Exirtial.se Bldg.
MARTIN BROS. & Co., Exchange Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by tho Board
of Directors of tho Farmers' Irrigation
District at their office In the City of
Scottabluff, Nebraska for the purchase of
two million flvo hundred and fifty thou
nnd dollars ($2,550,000) face value of the
six per cent serial bonds of said district
until 1:30 o'clock p. m. on tho 23d day
of December. Said bonds are Issued under
and by virtue of an act of the legislature
frf the State of Nebraska, approved March
S6th, 1S93, Session Laws, 1S96, Chapter 70,
and all amendments thereto, and pursuant
to a vote o! a majority of tho qualified
electors of said district. A proceeding
for the Judicial confirmation of snjd bond
Is now pending in the district court for
tho county of Scotts Bluff, Nebraska. The
hoard expressly reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids and will, In no event,
ell any of said bonds for less than ninety-five
per cent of the face value there
of. By order of the Board of Directors.
HEYWARD 6. LEAVITT.
Secretary of Farmers' Irrigation District
N30d20t.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Office of Leo-GIass-Andreesen Haril
waro Company, Omaha, Nebraska, De
cember Hth, 1912. Notice Is hereby given
to the stockholders of Lce-Glass-Andrcc-scn
Hardware Company that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the com
pany will bo held at tho offices of said
company, corner of Ninth and Harney
streets,- In tho City of Omaha, In tho
State of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January
14th, A. D., 1913, at three ofclock p. m..
for tho purpose of electing a board of
directors for tho company to serve during
the ensuing year, and to transact, .such
otner business as may be presented at
such meeting.
II. J. LEE, President
Attest: J. CLARICE COIT, Secretary.
(SEAL.) D14J14,
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
No.
BUTTER No. 1. 1-lb. carton, 37c
j, w-iu. iuds, somic; ro. a, siytc
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 33c; Amerl
can .Swiss. 20c: block Swiss. 29o; twins
20c; daisies, 20c: triplets, 20c; Young
America, 21c; blue label brick, 20c; 11m
berger, 2-lb., 21o; 1-lb., 22c; New York
wnue. -ic.
BEEF CUT PRICES-Rlbs: No. J, 20c;
No. 2. 13ic; No. 3, 1091c. Loins: No. 1
22c: No. 2, 16c: No. 3. lU4c: Chucks: Nn.
1, 9c; No. 2. 7c; No. 3, 7iio. Rounds:
No. 1, 12oj No. 2, 9lic; No. 3, 9c. Plates:
No. 1. So: No. 2. 7V4c: No. 3. tiwe.
POULTRY Broilers, 35 per doz.: hens.
He; cocks, 11c; ducks, ISc; geese, 15c:
turkeys, 24c; pigeons, per dox., 11.20. Alive,
.broilers, 16c; hens, 1010io; old roosters,
7c: ducks, full feathered. 10c: geese, full
feathered. 10c; turkeys, 12'c; pigeons, per
FISH (fresh) Pickerel. 13c: while, i&v
trout, 15c; largo crapples, 15c; Spanish
mackerel, 16c; eel, 15c; haddock, 13c:
flounders, ISc; green catfish. 13c; shad
roe, per pair, wc; fcaimun, uc; nailbut.
16c: buffalo, 8c; bullheads. 13c.
FRUITS. ETC. Missouri apples. In
bbls., J3.OO03.25; New York Greenings and
uaiawins, fi.zu. wpawsh .onions, per case,
31.60. Bananas,, fancy select, per bunch,
S2.25Sc2.G0: Jumbo, per bunch. S2.75ft.73.
Dates, Anchor brand, new, 30 1-lb pkga.,
In box. per box, 32.20; Dromedary brand.
new, aa l-iD. pkgs. in dox per dox, sa.ou.
Figs, California, per case of 12 No. 12
pkgs., 55c; per case of 50 No. 6 pkgs., 32.00;
bulk, In 5 and 60-lb. boxos, per lb., 10c;
new. Turkish. 6-crown. In 20-Ib. boxes.
per lb., 16c; 6-crown, In 20-Ib. boxes, per
lb., 16c; 7-crown, In. 30-lb. boxes, per lb.
17c. Lemons, Limonelra. selected brand,
extra fancy. 30-360 size, per box. 37.60:
Loma Limonelra, fancy, SOO-360 sizes, per
box, ss.7W7.oo; 240-420 sizes, boo per box
less; California, choice, 300-300 Blzes, per
box, 36.75. Oranges, California navels, extra
fancy, 98-12G sizes, per box, i2.7owi.ooi
extra fancy. nil sizes. 3.2u. cranberries,
per bbl.. SS.oogo.00; per box, 32.76; Jumbo
C brand. 13.50
VKfiraTARLES Cabbace. Wisconsin
per II)., lc Celery, Michigan, per doz 35c.
Cucumbers, hothouse, per doz., S2.00, Egg.
plant, fancy Florida, per dozen, 31.60.
Garlic, extra fancy, white, per doz., loo,
lettuce, extra fancv. oer doz.. 40c,
Onions, white, in crate, S1.20; yellow, per
lb.. H4e. Parsley, fancy souuiern. per
,1oz. bunches, 0j76c. Potatoes, Early
Ohio. per. bu., C5c Tomatoes, California,
per basket, $2.00. Wax beans, per basket
$1; green beans, per basket, SI. Sweet
notatoes. Kansas. per bbl.. 32.60. Ruta
agao, per lb., H4c
I ntfee Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-COFFEE Fu
tures market opened steady fit an ad
vance of 3 points on December, but gen
erally 3 to 8 point lower In reeponse to
'over European cables. The close was
Kteady, net 4 to 9 points higher on tho
near months, but unchanged to 2 points
lower on tho later deliveries. It is re
ported that an anonymous letter has been
sent cut broadcast to Interior roasters,
warning them against heavy offerings of
valorization coffee. Holes, 100,600 bags;
December. lSJOo; January, 13.21c; Feb
ruary. 13.34c; March, l&54c; April. 12.64c;
May' 13.74c; June. W.7c; July, 13-Mc; Au
gust. 13.89c;; September, October and No
vember. 13.84c Bpot coffee qulot,- 1U& Ts,
4c; Santos 4a, 15c Mild, quiet; Cordova,
1M.&UC
Tarpcntliae uil Batds.
SAVANNAH, Os. Doc tt-TuTlPEN.
TrK'UV-TTIrm. at 37U42ffia: ssJea. SIM bbls.;
Teelpta. 783 bblc; shipments I.14C bbla;
itocks, SWW bbls.
nOBIN-nrm; sales. t74 bbln.; recelpta,
4 '?- bbls.; shipments, t.ia bbla.; stock,
"tVM bbli Quote. A, B, C. D. S5.7C: E,
- a toss n" a. $5.70.7: h. .?otf
v I JS.K6.$5; K. $.; M. S7-00; N
. WG. n.35, WW. 37-45.
Weol Mrt:ef,
BT LOUIS. Drc IS. WOOL- -Sty,
raedhnn grade comWng and clothing. Z,
IWtc Hght fine. lmc tow fcue.
mt , , OMAHA, Dec 13, 191i.
The fuel necessary for a bull market
In Wheat vrsterdnv nnm frntn far away
Argentina. Tho estimated exportablo
surplus of that country was reduced by
Broomhall Trom lSH.CCM.d's) bushels Decem
ber 3 to 112,000,000 yesterday. In addition
to these figures ns u bullish fact n spe
cial cable was received from Buenos
Ayres. which told of u heavy ralntnll
over the provinces of Buenos Ayres, Cor
doba and Pampa Central, which In ad
dition to halls tonus havo caused much
damage. The cable said further that the
wires there were down and that communi
cation was cut off completely owing to
the severity of tho storm. Some of tho
larger houses In the wheat trade, which
have been associated with the boar sldo
of tho nmiket for months past aru de
serting the bears and going over to tlvo
bulls. Thy base their claims tot n
stronger situation In wheat on 11 decidedly
better Inquiry for the cash article from
millers, who aro apparently looking for
ward for supplies. They say that It
must be borne In mind that there Is an
envrmous territory which was deficient
in the yield of winter wheat, and which
during the next four or five months
must come to market for the grain re
quired. The fact that Chicago stocks nro
not large, when compared with last year,
ts referred to with considerable assur
ance, and It Is also pointed out that
values thero are not high enough to at
tract supplies from outside sources. Tho
world Knows tnat wncat vaiuos nave mm
a drastic decline since tho beginning of
the crop year nnd that imuiuation nas
been most thorough- Cash wheat un
changed to 9io higher.
The prencnt favorable weather Is con
ditioning tho corn In soiuo sections of the
country, whero low temperatures and
clear conditions wero essential, ana mo
growers are Increasing their offerings
with Iowu. Some points In Illinois wero
offering the yellow cereal at favorablu
prices and lu Increased quantities. It ts
said that receipts nt Chicago, as well as
lit primary markets, will show o marked
Increase before the end of too present
month. Cash corn He lower to Uo higher.
The recent heavy covering by December
oats shorts was again tho price makor
of that cereal yesterday. The cash article.
however, was steaiy ami me may noia
firmly. Cash oRts unchanged to ifi
hi cher.
Clearances Wheat ami riour, ssi,iw
bushels: oorn. eO.OJO bushels; oats, 21,000
ousueis. . .
Liverpool close: Wheat. Ufll higher
corn. u.cnLA hleher.
. . . . . rrSi
Jfimary wneat receipts were i.usv.wu
bushels und shipments IS6.000 bushels, as
against receipts of 704,000 bushels and
Miipmcnts OI 234.UW Dusncis lasi year.
Primary corn receipts were 737,000 bushels
and shipments 409,000 bushels, as against
receipts of 723,000 bushels and shipments
of C51,000 bunhels last year. Primary oats
receipts wero 410,000 bushels and ship
ments 819.000 bushels, asalnst receipts of
045,000 bushels and shipments of 405,000
bushels lust year. i
The following cash sales were reported
today: Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 1 car.
Slic No. 3 hard winter, 2 cars, we.
No. 4 hard winter, 1 car, 78ttc No. 3
spring, 3 cars, S0V4C. No, 4 spring, 1 car,
7SUo; 1 car, 7714c No. 2 northern spring,
1 car, 8114c No. 2 mixed, 1 car, 8U4c No.
2 durum mixed, 1 car, 80c. No. 3 durum
mixed, 1 car, 79fcc corn: no. 3 white, z
cars, 44c; 1 car, 43',4c No. 3 yellow, 1 car,
44c; 4 cars, 43?io; 1 car, 43V4c No. 4 yel
low, 2 cars, 43c; 2 cars, 4214c; 1 car, 42c.
No. 3 mixed, 2 cars, 43! tc; 2 cars, 43' ic; 2
cars, 43c. No. 4 mixed, 3 cars, 43c; 2 cars,
42c. No grade, 1 car, 4114c; 1 car, 41o; 2
cars, 40)4c Oats: No. 3 white, 2 cars,
3iiic; o cars, sic. no. 4 wntte, 2 earn,
31c. Rye: No. 3, 1 car, 5714c. No grade,
1 car, 67c Barley: No. 4, l car, rSc, 1
Omnlia Cnali Price.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. Sl!4ffS2e: No. 3
hard. 80661o: No. 4 hard. 76&7SUc: No. 3
spring, SOeSOHc; No. 4 spring, TtttU'tV.ic
CORN No. 3 white, 431444c; No. 4
white. 4243c; No. 3 yellow, 4314f44c; No.
4 yellow, 42&H3C! No. 3, 43$fl314c; No, 4,
42?43c; no grade, 4004114c.
OATS No. 2 white. 31140-32C; standard,
31UQr31fa: No. 3 white, 31J?31',4c; No. 4
whlto, SWidjsic.
BARLEY Malting. D23c: No. 1 feed.
40(345c.
RYE-NO. 2, 57HJWO; NO. 3, 57W.4C
Cnrlot Receipts,
Wheat, Corn. Oats
Chicago 23 225 92
Minnesota w
Duluth 176
Omaliu 41 64 38
Kansas City. 65 on 5
St. Louis -II 35 IS
Winnipeg C45 ,. ..
velvet chaff, surrfc. durum, 82fl87c. Com:
Nn. Z yellow, 0111. Pli4C new. wc; io. j,
4MH6V4C; No. 3 whlto, 4Vtf47c; No. S yel
low, old. 65c; new, 46&47C; No. 4, 44y45c,
No. 4 white. 4Vrtf4S,,ic; No. 4 yellow, old,
GOc; new, 4t!r-l."o. Oats: No. 1, 3Soi
No. 2 white, SMJWUe; No. 3 white, 33i
34',4c: No. 4 white. 32463314c; standard.
S4tf3414c RC No. 2, 62f63c Barley, 4
JjToc. Reeds: Timothy, S3.(XU3.W; clover,
IIO.CWTIS.OO.'
RtTTTER Easier; treamerles. 27GMc,
EGGS Vnettled: receipts, 8,969 c:sesi
fresh current receipts, 19iiS5oi refrigera
tor firsts, Uc: firsts, 23c. .
CHEESE Steady; daisies, 16;fil7e:
twins, lS'iti 1014c; young Americas, 1C0
17c; long horns. lGJmc.
I'OTATOKS steady s receipts, 35 cars;
Michigan. SOUTOe: Minnesota. 4TfiC2c: Wis
consin. 4i,l4K.
POULTitv linsyi lurKeys. nuvc, 160;
dressed, 2014c; chickens, springs, alive,
1014c
VEAL-Steady nt 914c
NEW YORK Cn.MMlAI. MAIIICKT
(luiitntloim ut the Day 011 Vnrlous
Coiiinioilltlr.
NEW YORK. Dec. lS.FLOtTR-qu!et;
spring patents. St.4034.tS; wlntnr straights,
Si.43f(4.t3; winter patents, S4.GD(Iit.00; spring
NEW YORK JJTOCK MARKET
Tension Relaxed and Exchange Ap
pears More Normal.
WEAKNESS FOLLOWS GAINS
,MEc' LIVE STOCK MARKET)
L'u 1 011 fuel tie In Good Drmniiit nt
HlKher Price While hontlirrn
Pnrlflo SelU Off More
ThHti Two I'ull t.
NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-Tnnslon was re
laxed lu tho stock market today, which
presented a moro normal appearance
ofter tho troubled days which nnd pre
ceded. Fluctuations of some of the lend
ers were still wide and the tono continued
unsottled and at times feverish, but thoro
was no approach to the excited dealing
and violent movements of yesterday.
Prices rose briskly ot the beginning of
the day und befoiw tbo first hour was
ended gains of 1 to 3 points wero regis
tered throughout. Union Pacific, whoso
drop of more than 21 points In ten days
had been tho chief disturbing feature,
was In good demand and toso 2I4 point,
Unexpected weakness developed In now
qunrteis while tho advance was In proK
less and traders who had bought conn
clears, S4.15JN.4r.; winter extras No. 1. S4.05 Identlv on the strength of tho rlco yester
i4.15; winter extras No. 2. J3.93H.: Kan. (day nnd tho continued advance today be-
llplno treasury, 30..'W. Total of gen
eral ninil. H4Jt.3Kl.KU. Receipts yesirmnv.
tt.471: disbursements, Sf.4l8.fflS. The
deficit this fiscal year Is Sl.SW.sal. as
against a deficit of S2l.fi.l,S last year.
Tho figures for receipts, disbursements
and deficit exclude 1'nuninn ean.U nnd
public debt transaction.
HKIHIHT OF l. t:IMM: HOI iR
XHH' YORK. llei IX. ..llradstrevt'il
1 bank clearings report for the week end-
Inc. Mw,mti.M It Mltnu-a 1111 Miriiresril t e of
' S.1,6S7,H.C0t. as Bgslnt St,W3,971.CHl Inst
! week and J&iUl.tKT.ecn In the correspond-1
Ing week lust year. Following Is n HJt tit
tho cities: ;
Little or No Change in Prices on
I Cattle.
HOG TRADE IS UNSATISFACTORY
Liberal Receipt of Sheep niul I.nmlm
Render Hie Trade Dull d
the 'I'enieney if Values
l.ovt er.
CHICAGO GRAIN' AND PROVISIONS
Feature of the Trading; nnd Closing
Price an Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Dec 13. After an ixclted
bulge, duo largely to war rumors that
rolled to be confirmed, tne wheat marnet
today flattened out. Closing prices wore
unsettled, ranging irom itif.t nignt s levoi
to fic above, Corn finished 14o off to a
shade up, onta at l-lGic advnnco and
provisions varying from 214c decline to 7
10o Increase In cost.
.Flurry over statements that hostilities
had begun between Servla and Austria
aid not last long, but for the time being
carried wheat up lc a bushel. The back
set which followed was given Impetus by
reports that the Argentine export surplus
would reach n larger total man recent
advices made out.
Although cables were disappointing to
the bulls and Argentine weather moro
favorable for the harvest, offerings of
wheat at flrt wero scarce. The market,
therefore, wa.s ripe for an advanco when
word came ot tho alleged now clash in
the Balkans. On the resulting swell, how
ever, longs unloaded wholesale. Ocean
freights, at the lowest point this season,
tended further to cause weakness to
set In.
May wheat fluctuated from 89!4&S0o
to ni&eoy,c, with last sales at OOo even,
a gain of lie net.
Car scarcity put firmness into the corn
market during most of the session. Prices
finally reacted some with wheat. May
ranged from 48(p48!4o to 48e. closing
steady, Uc net lower, at 48Hff-4S14c Cash
grades were In good demand. No. 2 yel
low was quoted at &2V4c for new.
Resumption of buying on the part ot
leading shorts explained the strength of
oats. May, which swung between 32T49
33'-c, closed a shade net higher at 33c.
Provisions rose with hogu, but met with
selling, from packers. In tho end May
pork was up 71t6'10c. Otherwise the mar
ket was not far from last night's level.
Cash quotations were as follows:
sas str.ilcht.i. I4.0OS4.10. Rvo flour, barely
steady; fair, to good, S3.6yri3.S5; choice to
fancy, S3.0064.00.
CORNMBA L-- ICasy; fine white and
yellow, S1.3WI.40; coarse, Sl.40tfl.43, kiln
dried. S3.3u.
RYlJ-Quiet; No. 2 western. 648c.
c. I. f. Buffalo.
WHKAT Spot market firm; No. 2 red,
Sjl.07 elevator and SI .OS f. o. b. afloat,
nominal; No. 1 northern Duluth, SCVjo f.
0, b. afloat. Futures market closod 11SJ
Uc not higher; Docember closed ut 92c;
Mov. !)3TiiiMHu: dosed nt IHiUc.
CORN Spot market stendy; export,
61 Uc f. o. b. afloat to arrive.
OATS-Spot markt firm; No. 4, 37ii37!4c
HAY Easy; Htondard. S1.0W1.0754', No.
1, JM0Q1.12U; No. 2. 07VtciiSt.0ui No. 3,
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice,
1912. 215iS2c; 1911, I2f13c; Paclflo coa.it,
1912. 15V23c: 1911, 1SS17C.
HIDES Koay; Central America, 29ic',
Bogota. 2!fT30c.
LBATHKR-Plrm; hemlock firsts. 2S
2Sc; seconds, 27&f28c; thirds, 24026c; re
jects, 1920c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mes.
$19.23pl9.7.V. family, S23.OOHC4.00: short
clears, $22.0024.N). Beef, strong; mess,
S20.oofl21.00; family, $21.00623-00; beef hams.
S30.O0li32.00. Cut moats, easy; pickled
bellies, 10 to 14 lbs.. S1260W1S.00; pickled
hams, S14.(Wf 11.50. Lard, steady; middle
went, SIO.0Mjl0.7S-, refined, quiet: conti
nent, $11.70; South America, $12.30; com
pound, $7.S7i4H.12yi.
TALLOW Steady; prime city, hhds.,
61io: Hpecial, 7o; country, 6f6?ic
BUTTER Steady: receipts, 0,720 bugs:
crenmery extras, 37c; process extras, 274j
2714c. i .
CHKESB Firm; unchanged; receipts,
l.IWl boxes.
EGOS Firmer; receipts 6,999 cases;
freh gathered extras, 32Ci3o; held fresh
averago best, 2323c; refrigerators special
marks' fancy, local storago charges paid,
30c; nearby hennry browns, 31ii0rc.
POULTRY Uvo, steady; western chlclt
ers, 12USlI3c: fowls. 12ifl4c; turkeys, IBc;
dressed. Irregular; fresh killed, western
chickens, 11619c; fowls, 12UlV4o;
turkeys, 1322c. .
St. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 13. WHEAT Cash,
steady; track. No. 2 red, $1.07141.0S; No.
2 hard, SCUfttlZc.
CORN Irregular; track, No. 2, 48
4$Uc: No. 2 white, 4914c.
OATS-Hlgher; track, No. 2, 33141834c:
No. 2 white, SSUQ33UC.
RYE Unchanged at 61c;
Closing prices of futures:
WHKAT Weak; May, Olo; July, SCc.
CORN Firm; May, 4714c; July, 4sfi
4SUc.
OATS-Stcady; May, 33c; July, 34c.
FLOUR Firm; red winter patents. $4.85
QC75; oxtra fancy and straight, $$.2&if4.7e;
hard winter clears, S3.10fr3.40.
HBED Timothy, $10.00.
r-i-m MM RA TM.Oi.
BRAN1 Fi rm ; wicked (cnt track), 94
90c
HAY-SteaOy; timothy, $l3.E0ei8.B0; prai
rle. $11.00ffl4.CO.
BAOGINU 10 3-lCc.
TWINE Hemp, So.
viinviRtnXK- Pnrlt: unchanged: JOo
blng. $10.9.1C.76. Lard, unchanged; prlmo
stenm. $10.95JclJ.OO. Dry salt moats, un
changed; bqxed, extra shorts, $12.7o,
clear ribs, $12.75; short clears. $12.8714c.
POULTRY Firm: chickens, 10c;
springs. 12a; turkeys, 17c; ducks, 1314c;
geese, lie.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 2S&0tc.
-r,r-tr T ..... 'I (
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 7.000 9,
Wheat, bu 49,000 78,000
Corn, bu .W0 20.0TO
OatM, bU 27.000 35,000
KnnanH City Ornln smV Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 13.-AVHEAT
Cash, unchanged to Vie Higher; so. i
hard. S2(HS7c: No. 3. SS'AWSlc; iso, a Ten
9814c$1.02; No. 3, K9S9M4C n
CORN Unchanged to jo lower; io. t
mixed, 4614c; No. 2, 4612c; No. 2 while,
4714c; No. 3, 47c,
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white. 343oc;
No. 2 mixed, 32V4?j'33c.
Hosing prices of futures:
WHEAT May, 81UWKC; July, SH4?
81Hc.
CORN May, 46UtI46c; July, 47Hc.
OATS May, StliyStHc
HAY Unchanged ; choice, timothy, $13.00
13.60; cholco prairie, S12.00ffl2.50.
BUTTER-Creamery. 34o: firsts, 32c;
seconds, SOc, packing, -20JrSlUo.
laaCJS-Extras, 2GHc; firsts, 2lWJ25Uc;
annnnilil 1!lr.
POULTRY Hens, UVic; roosters. sw
9o; young turkeys, 16318c: ducks. 137J14C
Jieceinis, nniDnieiiis.
What. bu 8.00O B3,00O
Corn, bit JO.w l-'.vin
Oats. bU ... 5,000 5,000
MlnnenpolU Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 13. WHEAT-D-
cember, S01c; May, 84ic; July, 841440
WHe. Cash: No. 1 hard. 3Uc; No. 1
northern. 81U'j82ic: No. 2 northern, 7914
rf0Hc; No, 3 hard Montana, tllio; No. 3,
77U7SHc
CORN No. 3 yellow. 42c.
OATB-No. 3 white, 30tfl30ic.
RYE No. 2. 6&3570.
BRAN-rltl 100-Hi. sucks, S18.001.50.
FLOUJl First patents. $L(W(4.3f): sec
onds patents, SS.OOfpi lf': ""t clears, $2.90
came more cautlouv. Canadian I'ncu e
sold down nearly B polnta on offerings
sitld to havo come largoly from Berlin.
Now York Central developed weakness
and Southern Pacific, which had been
bought aggressively through the recent
decline, fell back mora than 2 points. Tho
market weakened nnd earlier gains wero
lost. In the early afternoon there was it
rally, but at the end of the duy net
changes were small
Weakness of tho foreign exchanges, oil
account of rumors of unfavorable devel
opments In the International situation, In
fluenced this market to hoiiioi extent, al
though wail street is less sensitive than
recently to the changes abroad, owing to
preoccupation with Its own affairs.
r oreeosts or tomorrow s bank state
ment suggested a small cash loss. Aside
from tho regular currency movements,
tho position of the banks has been Im
proved by receipts of told from abroad.
abroad.
The bond market was Irregular. Horns
active Issues covered a wide range. To
tal sales, par vulue, $1,633,000. United
States bonds wero unchanged 011 call.
loosing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
CITIES.
Amount. I Inc.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 13. 1912.
Hecelnts welt: Cnttte. Hogs. Sliejv
Amtlrttntlcil Copper
American Agricultural
Amfrltan Uat Sugar,
American Can .......
American Can plJ.,,.
Amtrlrau C. i,.
American CfcUon oil,
Am. Ice Securities....
American Unseed .,.
American LocomotW
American S. 6. II. ...
Am. i). & R i)M. .
Am, Burar ltettnlnR.
American T. & T
American Tobaceo
Anaconda Mining Co
AUhlBou
Atchtion pM
Atlantic. Coaat 1.1ns
Daltlmorc A Ohio
ntthlthcpi Stel
Ilrooklrn Hasld Vr.
Canadian I'acltlo
Central Ltsither .. .,
Chccapcaka Ohio
Chicago (1. W
Cliicati), M. ti St, 1'
Chicago & X, W....
Colora4o I". & I
Consolidate! (lu . ......
Corn I'rxnJucte
Delnwaro Hudnon. .....
Penrer & Rio Oranda....
Denver '& IV. O. ptd
niitlllrra' Securities ....
Erie
Krle 1 pfd .
r.rlo 2d ptd
General ISle.otrlo .........
Ureal Kortliern pM
areat Arthern Ore etf,
Illinois Central
InteTboroutb Met, ... ..
Inter. Met. ptd
International Harvester .
Tntar-Marlne ptd .. ..
International Paper .....
International Pump
Kansas City Kouthera ...
Ijacledo Oaa
Lehigh Valley
Imlivltla & Nashville. .
M Ht. P. S. Ki. M. .
Mlasourl, K. AT
Missouri Pacific
National Illacult
National Lead
N. P.. It. of M. ii pM..
New Vorlt Central,
K. Y.. O. fc W
Norfolk & Western..
North American
Northern Paclllo
Paclfla Mnll .
Pennsylvania ...
People's 3x
p., I . , c. is St.
nttsburrli Coal
PrrsHed Steel Car
rnllman Palace Co
Heading
Republic I. & 6
'itepubllo I. & S. pfd..
nock Island Co
Itock Island Co. ptd .
St. U & . i id prd..
Seaboard Air Line ,.
Seaboard A. U ptd.....
,SIO. Sheffield S. & I...
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Ho. Itallwar pfd
Tennesneu Copper
Texas ft Pacific,
Piles, IlUh. Jdtw Clou,
1,(00 9Vi
t.too :aii
700 in
-IX)
no
ico
too
too
it
41
Tl
ion
41
"s
Md ioi; lot
cm
n
:i
liiit
M
r.
uv;
ion
4tli
70
101
mi
4,700 M KiJ'.s 10JT.
ico iot; 101'i im
nJ 131 117
1,700 IMS 10JIJ
W St 3H
S.S00 IMi tlH
ti.m 3n sirii
coo srti
1.C00 7JJn 7ls
ig :.poo 117 n
100 154 JIIi
i Mt tit
-a 3.(A0 S M14
i.ioo 1111, ui
700 1UH 1331.
$oo : 33U
i,oo isau ism,
1,100 11(4 liTi
100
1,100
4,(M
700
1
tils
4914
1,(97 litis
00 41H
it
sou
!l'.i
13Ji
41H
11;
104
UMt'
57
7ti
1UU
iH
"H
It
ill
MV4
3'.
JOTs
!li
4U
is;
41H
C00 127Vi l!IVi i:o
0,900 17 1714 17i
4,(co ei
1,100 10
too ll',i
700 II
J07V
1'A
tl
103
17
l0K
131
4 Hi
Artlclel Open., High. Low. I Close.l Yes y.
Wheatl
Dea. MV4
May, SWiWTi
July.aT.7U
uorn 1
Dec,
May.
July.
Oats
July.
Pork
.Tan..
May. I 13 37W
Lard
4SHB-?s
WW
3
18 60
Dec.
Jan..
May.
Ribs
Jan..
May.
10 5714
10 17H
10 00-021
I
SC4l97
9 89
S5'i
SPAI
tS'i
48
46HI
33a
IS C2V
is ml
10 5714
10 so
10 OS
10 00 1
9 SS
84H
47!
X!4
S2T4
33
IS Do
IS 31
10 55
10 15
10 00
t W
84?4
90
" i
47?i!
52Vi'
33
is a
IS 40
10 65-57
10 17H
lOOiVi
9 87'j
84 J4
fail
S76S7H
47HMi
49V4
32Vi
18 57U
18 30-32
10 5P.4
9 KM
li..
300 reli
100 101
c,:oo wm
400 141 I
400 73511
100 I4i
1,100 41i
400 1HH llfl't,
100
100 !7Vi S7'i
I.S0U 10IU 107
100 n; sin
100 lllli 112
1O0 10 1, SO'.s
7.60O 121S fli'.i
40 SOU 10
i,:oo i:nt
100 ntu no
100 104 104
too jo;, soh
100 ss is
too Kits UHi
00,004 ICO't 16IU
00 i 13
700 SH I4U
44 U
10
i
43
J00
f,00
(00
too
100
II, 0
too
500
ton
too
109 U
ti
S7
lot
!4
1:
l
10114
HSU
III
:eU
41H
117.
17
10
1114
MU
K0
SO
litU
tioi,
10s
2014
I4U
1EH
HIU
UK
4(
IU
41
lMt 10
TU MU
U :U
1IU
44
10
H'i
41
New York 1
Chicago 1
Ho st on
Philadelphia
St, Louis I
KiMistia City .. ...
Pittsburgh
Ran Kran cIsco
3latluiore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Iais Angeles ,
OMAHA .
Milwaukee
Louisville 1
Atlanta . 1
(Portlnnd, Ore '
Seattle i
St. Paul ,
lluffiilo
Denver
JndlnnapollR .,
JVovldetice .........
lllchmond
Washlngtoti, V. C.
Memphis ,
St. Joseph
Halt Lnlso City
Fort Worth
Allninv ..............
Columbus .,
Suvannati
Toledo
Nashville
.Hartford
Bpounno, wasn ....
rncomn,
Des Moines
Rochester
Duluth
Macon
Oakland, Cal
Norrollt
iWIchlta
eorla ,
New Haven
JncUsoncillc, tin,,
scran ton ..,
Grand Ilapld ......
lilrmingnnm
Bloux City
Augusta, On
Hyracuso
uvansvuie ...........
Worcester
sprlngtleld. Mass..,,
iDnyton
Okinnoma y
Portland, mo.
Ghuttanoogn.
Llttlo Itock .........
Charleston, S. 0....
Wheeling w. !. ,
Knoxvlllo I
Hon Dingo, Cal
Lincoln
Iteadlng, Pa
Topcka
Wilmington, Del.,..
Davenport ..........
Bacrnmento. Cal....
Mobtlo
Wl llteji-Ilniro
Cedar Itnplds, la...
Akron
Youngstovt'n
Waterloo, nu
rail lUvor
Canton. O.
Hprlngfleld, 111.
Fort Wayno
Now nedford
Helena
Loxlngtim
York, Pn
Columbia, S. ,C
Brie. Pa '.
Stockton, Cal
Kolse, Ida
Itockford, III.
Muskoiree. Oltl
Kalnmuzoo, Mich.,.
Qulncy, 111. .
liloomlngtou, III. ,
Tulsa, Okl
Ogaen, Utah
1a) well ......
Chester, Pa
Springfield, O. ...
South Hcild, Ind..
Hlnghamton .....
Hloux Falls, H. D
Jackson, Mass. .,
Decatur, 111.
Mansfield, O
Purgo, N. t)......,
ITemont, Neb, .,
Vlcksburg. Miss.
Jacksonville, III,
Houston
Qalvoaton
19
6.S
13.S
.1
t'.,9
H.S
0.3
31.7
11.
si.t;.
10.9 .
7.S
11.2
10.8
11.4
17.2t
n.r,
18
Jlt,V.i,5!U.00OI
su.an.tjoo
htl.WI.OOo
lfv..-far.X0
)A 124.000
IWt.2Hii.fl00
JC.SJ2.O0l
MV,11R.IW
4,W.sj
27,Kt52,O0O.
32,919.000
S4.1.fll0
26.1tn,03 2S.4
JiTT fki 1 1 '
mllWt
37,115,000
K.3?S,0i!
I 14.;ll3,lM)
ie.tetMs
i 17.M7.O0O
1J.S74,0(V)
1. 474.000
10.POO,W
i lE.asHVtvo;
1 10,31'ni.O!1
10,12 1, 0N
9,8n;(t
1 ll.922.tU
X.SHI.01XI
7,7fl.l
ll.ill5.000i
0.607.000
iI.tS7.O0iM
;.4H,O0O .
B.rtt.tw
S.4i1,(XV
4,ssr.,iJ0
4.SiO00
4,MVS,0(X
4.S47.O0O
t.,r.ii,ni
T.24i000
l,5,(0(l
:i.$4!.00()
l,KdUM
s.im.ooo
4,l,(H
8.041.OW
3.131,000
a.l78,lTO
;t.413.t00
3.1IKVO0O
2,WlB,ftl0
2.770,000
'2,BS,000
2,70,000!
2.5M.O0O
2.0l.00rt
2,903,000
:,(j,twi
ifiKJ.WI
2,tW8,000
2,27.000
2.205.000
44073,000
2,t7,000
1,721,000
1,875,000
1,587,000
1,712,000
1.6II.01X)
2,902,000
1.021.000:
1,702,000
1,784,000
1.834.000
1,030,000
1,411,000
1. 587.000
1,209.000
1,307,000
l,24n,0l)
1,000,000
1,417.000
i,osr.,aw
9i0.0
1.4S2.000
1.152.00W
1,13(,WW
Hta.two
1,057,000
1.041.000
7C0.000
80.oa)l
Ml.OOO
95 1, WW
8011,000
, 579,000;
0S5.0O)
H3.0t
1.715.000
701,00(M
73U,UUU
Ml.000
629,000
47S.OO0
009,000
321.OO0
517.000
310,000
47.581.000
21,4111,000
Z,4,UW
I' Official Monthly 0,816 7.4SJ
mrririHi Tuesoty 7,749
1 Official Wednesday ...4,13 16.3JI
, ... luruciui Tiiursimy t,:,i i'
1.9 listlintito Friday 1,400 7.UM
11.14
17.7JI
6,901
-4.T0O
Iti.G
G.O
11.7
20!'
47.1
15.0
9.1
1.0
1S.5
19.4
83.9
iolr
2S.1
4.3
1.9
1.9
lt.3!
14.0
iA'.o
17.9
20.7
.7
1.8!
.1.8
7(1.2
10.61
14.0
It.n
7.1
U.C
4.8
"oii
9.4
19.8
21.0
67.2
32.9
.5
20.8
14.3
31.3
0.0
23.8
'28!6
"n.
15.5
l.5l
.1
311.8!
18.4
9.9,
13.1
13.0
205.1
20.fi'
ns.o
4.4
'ii'.i
34.4
'io'.
24.4
10.7
4.4
1.0
10.3
1.7
19.8
1.0
,7
1.8
14.1
J.S.1S0
til, (25
3t.Srt4
S2,l
2S.717
4J.3.P.I
"W.tl"
43,OiC.
IkI.IW
S1A12 !?8
37.0M 1 UI
ties every day and there. has been to
much tineortnlnty connected with tho
trade that It has been n very difficult
mnrkot for nnv one to operate nn.
Tho tnnrket today Is 4flT4Sc lower than
It wns nt the close of last week, when
the hulk of all tlm hogs sold nt 17.5O5.f7.00.
llepresentatlve sales:
Av. s. rr. No,
117 40 I T 41
Five iltvs this week.. 21.478
S.ime davn last week. .33,719
Same days 2 wks ngo. 15.415
'.iuu days 3 wks ngo..'JP.374
sinte dnys 4 w'ks. ugo.2l.iM'
Hnmn ilnv. Iu.1 vxnr J7.4VI
..... 17..
5,tl The fqllcwlnc table biiom s ui t eieu jw sl
01 tiuno, nogs nuu smiei' ni ouum y ..C
for the yoor to date as compnicd wltn
laat ler. l12, 1911. lu Xh?i
Cattle SM.iUS l.lirj.OOT. 1.""
Hok ... . 2.7WI.520 2.2PO,4fl9 543,111 .....
Hheep .... 2.S5I.151 2.91tl,R!l ... .. 1M.-'J
The fullowiiig table show the rnn6 111
prices for hoga at South Om.tlr.i for the
Uit few day, with eiunp.u-tspnw:
Av. Bh. Pr.
, tu n
. m ... 7
IM ... 1 l
300 CIO 7 1
. .ill X) "It
.US . 7 W
....III W "IS
.. ,:7 too 7 i'.
.. ..t . . 7
. ..141 . . 7 IS
... 147 3(0 7
. .MS 0 7 15
..SOJ ISO 7 1
. .81 10 7 1".
.110 . . Ill
. .St7 40 7 1
5(7 . 7 n
. it? t:o 7 u
. :io lio 7 i
..574 100 7 IN
.KS . . "
..jsi :o 7
. ,:io 40 7 10
. ms in 7 so
.Mt 1M 7 M
Date. I 1M2. 11911.11910. li"t'. iI'av Uv. 1
Dec. 3..
Dec. 4..
Dec. 5..
Dec. 6..
Doo. 7..
Dec. I..
l)r.c. ..
Dec. 10.
Dec. 11.
Dec. 12.
Deo 13.
7 53H! , 7 isl 8 OJi 5C5 4 M 118 01
7 54t 0 021 ' 8 081 6 W I U
7 M ' a 9.1' J NI ! 5 5Sl I C7 f. 13
7 59 I 5 Hi!' 7 4f.l 8 Ml I 4 711 lit
w
7 HJs
7 51
KOI
ltd
noft 5 97
7 17l1 5 Mj
.... .1 .1 9S
5 ?t 7 41
o 97, 7 22
7 41.
7 5S
7 58
7 41
S 22 5 411 4 63
S 2 5 42
8 M 5 4
8 331 G 53
5 351 0 41
I 5 32
S 2 I
4 4
4 31
4 49!
4 71
id!
4 21
8 15
4
H 21
H 14
0 oa
c
.110
.114
..105
T M
I 7
75
henp and
Indlctiies tjumlay
llecelptu mill dlsponltlon of live stock nt
the Union Stock Yards, Houth Omaha, for
twetity-rour hours ending at 3 p. m.
yostuidnyi
HKCKIPTR-CAna.
Caltlo. Hons. Sheer,
C. M. A Ht. P 2 .1 4
Mlssoutl Pacific 1 3
Union Pacific 4 19 2
C. .t N. W. east 5 9
C. & N. W. west 14 29 t
C. HI. P., M. & 0 3 j 6
C, II. .li Q., wist 7 5
C, n. & t).. west 21 " IS 1
C, It. I. 4 P. ofist 2 9 ..
C H- I. P., west S .j
Illinois Central 2 1
Chicago Grout Western.. 2 4..
Total receipts 6 M 24
DI8POS1TION-11HAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Hlieep.
lit!
1.244
897
11.5
27,7
1.3
7.5
1S.7
Union Pacific 77.SOO UTi 134 166H
ptd 100 M t0A 0i
tlnlon Pacltlc
llulted States Ilallr..
United states Rubber.
United btatei St&el...
U, S. Steel ptd...
Utah Copur
Vn. -Carolina Chemical
Wabash
Wabash pfd
tVesturn Maryland
Western Union
Wesllnihous lileetrle
Whecllag It. K
100 71
. 1,109 . Mi
..uo.too w
... 1.M0 109K
.. 9,009 67,
.. 1,100 4JH
IIK
1,000
100
7J
77U
7
:i
44 H
tits
41
7'i
7U
7
71
u4
109
USi
43
4
II
4
7
9 82V4I r
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUH Blow but Btosuly; winter pat
ent 4.3r4.&0: atralghts. n.9034.eo:
pring pateotai, i4.90J6.10 stntjghts, JI.90
et.CB: bakers. 83.50ii6.70.
iiyk No. x eaeoc
BAItLKY Feed or mixing. 4S&48c; fair
to choice malting. Ktf72c
BBED8 Ttroothy. r.ec5.90; clorer,
tlO.CC&U.OO,
PIvOVISlONft-Meas pork, jn.EOCn.75,
Lard (in tlereea). I10.S7H- Short ribs
ClooM). .KTl0.12H.
Total rte&rances of w treat and flour
were 'equal to 623.000 bu. Exports for the
week as shown by Uradstreet'i werv
equal to 6.630.000 bu. Prtmarr receipts
Wkie 1,4)80,000 bu compared with 714,060 bu.
Uie corresponding day a ye&i ago.
Kctlrnated receipts tomorrow Wheat
ft 1 ars rorn. 181 cars oats, 95 cars hogs,
It 000 head,
Cbluuro Cub. Pric -wotat, Jio. ! rrd.
3.20; second clears. t2,ltff2.40.
wistau r ibx. i.zsv.
1JAHLBY-40SWC.
l.lreriiool Crlitn Jlnrkrt.
LIVRHPOOL. Dec. 13. WHRAT-Spot.
steady; No, 1 Manitoba, 7s 6d: No. 2 Mani
toba, 7s 4d; No. 3 Manitoba, 7s 2ad. Fu
tures, steady; Deinmber, 7s 4H1; March,
7s 3id; May, 7s 2Hd.
CORN Hpot quiet; 4iiu, American,
mixed, 6s 4'-id; American mixed, via Oal
veston 6s 2d. Futures, firm; January, 4s
10?d: February. 4s 9&id.
HI I
Mllvvnukei (irnrral Market.
MILWAUKUB. Dec. 13.-WHBATNo.
1 northern. 8r,lMlS7.4is; No. 2 northern. 85
Kl54o; No. 2 hard winter, 80087c; Decem
ber, xsste oiaj may, siito mu.
COUN No. 3 yellow, 47i$4gc; No. S while,
474M7'ic; No, 3, 47o; December, 481c; May,
4SfcO
OATS-Htandard, 34t34IM:C.
BARIJ5Y-taW4c.
Prorlst Market.
PBOKIA, Dec. ll-COUN-Unchanged
to lio lower; No. 2 white, 45!,H5c; No.
S yellow, 45,4c; No. 4 yellow, 43HC, No, 3
mixed, 45c; No. 4 mixed, U'Ac; sample,
354I-4IC.
OATH-Steady; standard, SSTic; No. 3
white, ZlWVZPic: sample. SoBSOHc.
, Toledo 8ra Market,
TOLEDO. Dee. IX JKBD Clorer;
IMrae, cash, til Jrr: December, W.37H:
March, 31X45; Ilsbruarr. IH-45; No. 2.
J10.7Oylfl.ia. Alsike: Prime. JlZ-ffi; Dec9iv
ber. JL2.K; March. Timothy; Prime,
XXJ&h: December. JLiTtJ; February.
J2.05'a". March, 32.07H.
I
Dnldtts Grain Market,
DULUTH. Dec. li WlfRAT-.Vo. 1
bard, 13c; No. 1 northern. 82c; No. 2
northern, Soc: Montana, No. 2 hard.
81Hc December, HV.c, May, Mflo bid.
OAT&S'c
i
'lank 4 IrnrliiKs,
OMAH V. Dec. It The bank clearings
f r todav wero 85Xl compnred with
12 48" tot h jrrespond'ug day last
year.
Total sales (or the dar, 17.100 aharia.
Xt.iv Yirk Moiip" MnrUcl.
NHW YOltIC Dec. 13. MONEY On call,
steady, 4-4'i per centi ruling rate, 4i per
cent; closing bid, 4 per cent; offered at
4Vi Pr cent.
TIME IJANS Has! or', sixty and ninety
days, 0 per cent; six months. 6V4 por cent.
I'HIMB MJjnCANTILK PAPER-8 per
Csr'nitLlNa BXCHANOB-Steady. with
actual business In bankers' bills ut $4.8084
for sixty-day miia anu at 4.niu tor ue
inand; commercial bills, 4.80!i.
8ILVBH Uar, C4c; Mexican dollars,
49Vc
HON D3 Government, Bleady, railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today wer
as' follows;
11 eel. ts, re(. .100HK. C, So. ref. Ca.. 7
go coupen l3l- B. db. U nil. KU
11 Y la! tax IMUU N. unl. 4s.... 7
to coupoo HtHM. K. A. T. 1st 4a,. IVi
U. 1. 41. Tt HV ! S". 4H KVi
do coupon U14iMo. 1'acUlo 4. 70
Panama Is. couaoa..lJ14 do wnv. Is. . . le
A.-C. 1st la ctfs. .. 1 .V It It ot M 4ls l
Amar. At. -Wl'iN. T C. r. His, . MJ,
A. T. A T. cv 4s. MI do deb. 4.. . tlti
Am. Tobacco es... U .V. Y. N. It. & II
Armour Co. 4i. llji cv IHa ..... .. iu
AUblsen ceo. 4s.... 4Js. W 1st c 4a t
do cv, 4 1M0. . 11 do er. 4s. .111,
do v. Is lWHNo. Taclflo 4a... . 7H
A. C. I let 4s .. Mtt Mo la tl
Bal. I. Ohio 4s.. tl'iO, . L rfdt. 4s... 11
do lMs 0ron. cv. 3',i mi, Hli
Brook. Tr. cv. 4s. s ao coo. 4 ,m
i7iiie.aaisx ten. 41. .. K
b. u s s. r, r 4s 71
1
74 U
Not includei'rrn'tolnls'beoaiiso contain-
lllg Oilier lirn.a ...-...j--... -I.0111I011
Slock Mnrlirt.
IX)NDON, Dec. ia.-Mone" was easier to
obtain and niscount rnir wo.c "!"
weaker today. Thn stock maruket after
early firmness doveiopea iiervui.ni.c
owing to continual scums. .....v.. --
companled by rumors Unit some or tne
.J?in..inrii had withdrawn from tho
amlinssndorlal conference and 0. iovlaI
ot the Austro-Servla trouble. Paris aU
ferlngs were believed to be for tho pur
pose of offsetting further nauiuaiion
there from fit. Petersburg, Canadian Pa
cific, nio Tlntos nnd Peruvian. Husslan
and TurKisn nonon . -
(n..i. inii r.ie. nnrtly due to nn early
Issue of u new Bouth Vales 4 per cent
i.. n,nn..nlnir in 115000.000. Later In the
day In the nbsenco 01 11 cuiuirinumiu .
the early rumors dealers repurruniwu anu
the market closed well above the lowest.
imn, Mini aMirmeA were iiuiri sun
from Vk lo 2 points above parity during
i fnMtiomi. Trail n it was moro acme
dining the afternoon when Canadian Pa
.iin iinii.,1 stntf Hteel advanced
another point aim I'nion racmu (.nmtu
2, The market reacted In the late trading
and closed easy.
Coajola, money . 74'.lI.oulsvll
do account. .. . .. na-ie..,
Morris & Co 119 1.4-1''
-Sivlft tr. Co 215 l.UCfi
Cudahy Packing Co.... 2SH lJKfi
Armour At Co 181 8.37
J. W. Murphy 1.5W
lienton, Vansnnt & L. l'i .....
Hill & Kon 2
F. It, Lewis 7
Huston Se Co..., i
J. It. Hoot & Co 30
.1 air. llulla S
I.. F. Hub 101
UoM'iintock P,roB 51
McCreary & Kellogg.. S ,.,,
Wurthflmor & Dcgen.. !2
11. F. Hamilton 288
Mn. & Kim. Cult Co.... 40 ,
Cllno tr. Christie H3 . ... .....
Other buyer H7 1.010
Totals .1.724 8,127 4,32(
f'ATTI.l'.nntthi riH!ilntn wero fair for
a Friday, flfty-thrco cars being reported
In. Tho total receipts for tho week to
(Into show very little chnngo an compared
Wltll tlio corrospouuing nine mm wi-vn.
but nro smaller than a year ago.
No material cimtigo wok pmcn in mo
,i.r1j., tlila Hint nlnir. Whut few beef
steers thero wero In sight sold qulto freely
nt steady prices, the truue, 11 iiiiyiu on,
being a llttlo moro active man jei-ini-aj.
Htlll tho general run of .beet cnttlo Is
25o lower than Monday's hlglt market.
Cows ond honors snowca 110 nmicim.
chnngo. being an a rulo quoted steady
with yesterday. Tho offerings for tho
most part sold In good season In tho
morning. ... . , 1 i. .
Feetlern wero in niir roqurni i-uw ...
ii it ftin in t 10 week anu goon
kinds commanded firm price, alio fact
Is feeders have been strong every day
thin week and ore strong as compared
with lost week's close. ,
Quotations on Native lbhu-uuuu i.j
cholco beef steers, t8.2GiS0.76; fair to good
beef steers, 7..ai; comiiiwii m
beef steers. $6.0037.23; good to choice heif
ers. J5.7EW7.00; good to cholco cows, U.C9
U4.50; fair to good grades. J4.CO5.60; com
mon to fair grades 3.25l.50; good to
cholco stockers and feeder. W.iiM.gl
fair to god stockera and feeders. 33.75W
6.25; common to fair stockurs and feed-
i.r.Afin.001 veal I'olves. 36.0009.00; bulls.
(juoiaiions on luiiim , ,
-i,t- t..e t.rn tl.75es.15: lair to good
linrf steers, tli.25irfl.73l common to fair
beet (leers, 55.C030.2i.
llHpresonuuve mucs; .
Hepresentotivn sniesi
IJKKF BTKHR8.
Aroal, Copper
Aoacooda ..
Atelilaofl
do pfl, . .
Ilsltlraora 4 Ohio
Canadian racltlc
CTuslpeska O
Cblcsro u, w .
76iN. Y. Ontrsl.
. 7thv)rfollc & w..
KHH da pfd
loiUOnUrto tc w,,
. )0tirnnsvlvanla ,r
.ttUIlan4 Mines,...
,. inVVJlraillnc
17 stouiiiaro 117...
17. . . . 1 III K
n ... 111 m.
II... . Il . 7 M 41.
74.. .. U . . 7 0 IS. .
II... .117 . . 7 OS 100..
II 131 10 7 00 10..
H 100 H ! 01 t..
101 t;t ... : 00 in.
71 191 ... 7 04 17..
10 1M 40 7 01 15'.....
17 J ... 7 01 11...
14 m 40 7 10 M
: ST6 . . 7 M (1 ....
71 ll ... 7 IS... .
II Ill ... 7 0 .
II. .. 8 ... 7 10 4
a Hi 7 10 10.. .
a. . ..sit ... 7 10 70. ...
7t :n o 7 10 i,
11 117 mo 7 to jo
s? Ml 10 7 10 S7
1:1. ... sso . 7 it
.m 1 iih m
s :o 7 mt 40. ..
77t 1W 7 HI, 40.
.a . 7 iih 54. ..
Pins
74 . .i! 1 01 :t.. .
11 . . 141 40 10 15 . .
,tij,t... e.irt lllAl till.
mil.1.1 - . ... .-. ' . - ...
lamb supply was very Iberai tor a ' 11
dny eiicouiKi'd the Parker buyers tn i kj
somewhat slow and Indifferent about
filling their orders during tho first hour
of the morning. Such "nWp.-5,0",'
lions caused considerable uncertainty In
tho general trade, ond ns In general!
tho case prices In the end were some
what uneven. Owing to the uneven 1 trad
on the Inst few days back and tnat or
todav tin nccurate comparison aa to vJ
ues Is rather difficult to make. The con
sonsus ot opinion, however, wan that mt
lambs and sheep Hold , anywhere from
sternly to sumo lower, with inmbs selling
to the best udvantngr. Several bunche
of fill western and nntlvo lambs changed
hands at 14. ii nnu it siring us im
I brought 37.76. It mloht be mentioned that
'the ciuiillty of both tho. lamb and shcop
offerings was a tittle ociow tns iiu
uf tho last few dayw, and on that account
Values look llttlo ir any lower uwn
yesteiilay. While the movement w;as a
trifle slow In starting trade wan falrlj
active, once tho stuff began to sell, nnu
a fair cleaiunce took place at a reason
ublo hour. ,
A iccently not much wns doing on too
feeder market, In fact, thn number or
foeders on sain was not large enough to
really try out values. The trade showed
1:0 material chaiigo from Thursday s.
Thu general run of prices for the week
on desirable killers or handywelghts are
1 a nnnrlrF hlarhe'r than A
kweek ugo, both Iambs and sheep showing
tho improvement, as tne paciter uuj
apparently had limited orders on most
duys they Invariably selected tho best of
ferings flrat, und In many Instances dU
criminated against tho less desirable
grades,
Quotations on sheep and lambs; Lambs,
good to cholco. $7,5047,90: lambs, fair to
gootl, 8d.75y7.CO: lambs, foeders, 6.50tf'0.98,
yearlings, light, 33.5O0ii.6O; yearling,
heavy, 3S.WSr3,60; yearlings, feeders, 34.50t
35.40; wethers, good to cholco, 3l,50ti4,SO;
wethers, fair to good. 33.00&4.5O; wctheiv,
feeders, 34.SVtr4.GO; ewes, good to choice.
34.40in4.i5; ewes, fair to good, .33.90tM.40;
ewes, feeders, 33.25Q3.75; culls, sheep and
bucks, 32.6003.23..
nepreacntativa sales:
No,
'67 fed lambs ,
10O fed lambs
110 fed ewes
13 fed owes, culls ,
243 fed lambs
307 fed cwen
0! natlvii owes ,
161 fed ewes
149 fed Iambs
20 lambs, feeders, culls......
142 Wyoming lambs, feeders ,.
837 Wyoming minus, leeaors.,
93 native lambs, reeuera
15 fed lambs
Do DMfs
Denver & Hlo O
ao pfd
Erls .. ..
do 1st ptd ..
i Id pfd..
(Irand Trunk.
Itllpala r.ntrt!
...14114
... I7Vs
...111
ilUli
I. It
... 91
...
... Ili
... MS
:;: Sn
...mi;
...iiiu
.... 14
... 6I14
....111
.... 411
.... Ill,
Ceo. of Ua. is,.
On. leather Is..
Cues. A. Ohio ('.
fla eonv. tn.
Cliles:o
II 'i
Kit,
M'i
77U
MS
'
101
IH do gsa. Cs..'
KJHSt. t,. H. W r 4a,
A, I Vis 3 1. A. L adj. Is
C. 8. : Q. t 4s... l.liM. rac col. 4s. .
do ten. 4a , M 00 at. 4.,
C v 1 1 F 11 4',a..104 d 1st raf. 4s,
C It- 1. at V c. 4s. I! 'So. Itallwar U...,
do Tit. 4. do fen. 4s
C tc 8. r 4VSa 11 L'aloa Pacific 4s..
D At It- cv. 4a., .. M1 da cv. 4a... .
I). It. O. nt la.. HH da 1st nt. 4j
..i-.iii-r' ts V. B. lUbhar (a..
Erl p. I- Rk" a- Kc" " is... loot;
it tru. 4J 74 Va.Kr. dim. u. rt
60 cv. 4a. awe. H TS vTataah lat ak ex. 4a t
HI. Cen- 1M ret. 4 IHiWaatans Hi. U.... M
latar. Mat. 4Vts..... 71 Was, Klac. err. U.. ti
iBtar V. M. 44av.. UM.Wl. OeaUaJ 4a.... M
Japan 4'.ia Mi
Eld. arts.
airvr Tort l-lajlseir gfrefikJu
NRW YOItK, D 13. Closing quota
tions rm mining stocks wrrt:
Com. Tonnl atoast.. I Kericani IV!
Oslarla -.
Opktr
SUadaircl .
Tallanr Jsfle.t
31
. H
..ISO
10
lio bonds . ...... 11
Con. fat A Ta... t!
Iron Sliver - ..104
LMdeUla loa. 1
Jjrtls CtlUl 4
Otfeltd.
Trrasary Slsvtemenl.
ASHINGTON Dec. 13. The cor.
tloa ot th Lai ltd Bute txtJUUry at th
Mil. A. St. P 115U do Did.
. . 0....U.M. .... t , I
.U CUULII.IU BVIItV
Mlitlnlon Parltln...
51 !i do pfd
ItHf. B. Slel
10 do ptd
4t Wabash
l'i do ptd,
1211.
Hii.vtBll Hnr. steadv at 20 9-16d per ox.
MONEY S'iiW per cent.
The rate ot discount In the open maiket
for short bills Is 4 15-lMiO per cent; for
three months' bills, 4HOH15-U per cent,
llnaton Clexlrxr Stnoll",
BOSTON, t)ec, 12. Closing quotation
on stocks were as follows:
No.
1,'.."!"
4
11
:
11
10..,,.,..
1
1
1
1
1
7
t
7
1
1
1,.,
4
4..,
t.
1
1 ,
4
1
1
1
11
1
1
1. ......
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
10!.'".'!!
4
3
1
1.
Av. I'r.
, 017 (0
. 000 6 II
. 177 10
. Ill 0 71
, 771 14
, 937 19
, 109 7 00
No.
,.
S..
11..
I. .
II. .
M..
22..
COWB.
4 15 li,.,.
... 110S
una to 10.
....1070 4 li
....1071 4 I
....Ilil 4 II 11
log 1 0i) t.
11M 1 01 10
....1017 10 -
....1044 1 10 4
....IMS 1 II 20
...1013 t IS 11
....1107 6 20 15
. ., no r, x 2
6u . r. u 7
1200 c :&
1IKU' 1SU3.
Av. IT.
1001 7 M
1011 7 11
..... Ill 7 40
Ili 7 M
712 7 71
11M I 11
lit I 10
171 E 21
170 i 10
:..,;t097 't 13
til! 1 40
...'..1100 t II
MI 8 10
170 ft 10
1010 1 M
1012 h ID
1011 AM
Ill s 10
1171 1 CO
.. . nio i 10
1121 I 00
Av.
, C4
,. 70
,.109
,. 91
,. W
..110
..107
..102
... 1
.. 35
.. 4-5
.. 5S
.. 01
CO
K! Wyoming yearlings, feeders 75
277 fed ewes 90
Ut; fed lambs 76
10 fed Iambs, culls '
199 foci owes 103
01 fed ewes, culls 93
(JHIUAUO Ijfvii "STOCK MAIIKHT
Pr.
7 liS
7 C5
3 5
3 20
7 75
4 25
5 50
4 25
7 70
6 00
C 25
0 80
5 96
7 4t
5 20
4 tf
7 60
0 00
4 33
3 00
Alloues
Amal. Copper
A. I. L. A: 8
Art son Cora. .
B. C. C. A 8,
Cal. aV, Arizona
Cat. & Heels,
Centennial
Op, - nasi C, C.
Kaat Butta C M
B-rsnktto
Olraor Coo. ...
Oraebr Con
41etaaa r.nane ..
Ill norala Copper
Kerr UVe
l-ak Cwpper .
I Halle Opper
II law! Cuvpvr
. imMotiavk
... 7MKevada Con
::'r.'liiiiic Mioea'
ll4,N"arlli llatta . ..
II. 4 H North Ml
. 17Olil Pomtnlon
OJacls
KUQnlncr . ..
to Fbaanon
14 Superior
I Kupertor P. M.
IKTam-trxl
(vu. r. f. 11. f.
V do p'd
20 Utati Con
2iWolverloe
24rtaH ropper Co,
4'Wfnoaa
11
. 57
IK
t
.. I1X
.. J'.i
. M
..101
71
.. HVi
.. Wi
1 1-10
. M
.. 41
41H
. 10 It
.. 7
.. Iltt
(14 3 70
127 4 10
111 t 11
4711 lli
100 t H
711 S 10
, 004 I SO
, 4! 5 C 40
11...
S'.'..
2...
II...
1.
BULL8.
1.
1..
1..
1..
1..
.11(0 4 o
..1120 4 U
..toro 4 vi
..!(() 1 00
..1120 1 2i
..121X1 C (0 2....
..1110 110 1....
. .1120 I ii) 1. ..
..184 C 10
CALVES.
.. IX 1
.. I( I SC
. 4(0 6
. . 405 i II
..III M
..1(1 to
. Wl i M
..100 7 00
110 7
I.".
1
1.
. 970 I 40
1(0 0 19
109 6 (1
t. W 1 10
,,,,.. 110 I 70
110 C 00
lit CM
10M 1 40
1200 t M
1710 1 DO
1710 6 70
1000 I 71
1'jIO 0 10
1111 11
1420 II
1110 I 10
.110 I 00
.100 (0
.210 I M
. Ill II 00
.1:0 00
. 1(0 1 00
100,1 o
,i;i 00
210 I 00
"KTORKKHB AND FHBDBHS.
111 t 11 1 1:1 01
. ... (01 I 10 2 Ill 60
.. . . 711 00 C 10" ' li
WJiSTKltNfj SOUTH DAKOTA.
Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
22 feeders.. 103S 7 75 9 feeders. . W 'i
17 foeders,. 720 70
C. P. Oudd-Wyo.
I steers.. .1190 0 40 7 COWS... .113 6 40
10
7
11.
No.
UemniiU rir Cnlllf WeiiU Holt"
I.mver Slit-Pii Strong.
CHICAOO. Dec. 13.-CATTLVi-necolptB,
4,000 head; market weak; beover, 35.55i)
10.50; Texas steers, $4.40Jf5.H3t woatrn
steers, nonilnnt. 33.J0fi7.60; etockers and
feeders. 3l.4Wi7.00 cows una ncuers, j.s.
W7.03; calves, 37.00"J 10.73.
110(18-- necelpts, 22.000 head.' market
opened strong, closed Co lower; light, 3495
i.7.s.V. mKe.1. 37.00fi7.40:. heavy. 37.00fi7.40:
Tough, 37.007.15; pigs, 35.00fl7.00; bulk of
sales, 17.1(7..tj.
8HEKP AND laAMBS-Hccelpts. 15.090
head; market rtrong; native 34.l5f(6.25,
westnrn. 3l.30fl5.2G; yearlings, 33.757.16.
lambs, native, 3fl.ttfr8.o0; western, W.CO
8.60,
Hi. I.oiiln Lire Htorlc Mnrkrt.
RT. LOUIP. Dee. 13,-CATTLE-rie-celpt,s,
6,000 head. Including 1,900 Texans,
market steady; cholco to fine steers, 310.00
M10.75; good to choice, 3S.6OI7O.C0; dressed
beef and butcher steers. 35.60118.60; stock
era nnd feeders. J756.75,; cows and heif
ers, 34.2W7.00; fancy cows, 3.6017.60; can
nnrs, 33.C5J74.00; bulls. 34.25iKO.50; calves.
W.OOiJHO.&O; Texan und Oklahoma steers,
$5.0071)7.60; cows nnd heifers, 33.753.00.
HOOK Itecelpts, 11.000 head; markot So
to lOo lower; pigs and lights. t6.23fl7.I5;
mixed nnd butchers, 37.40fJ7.50; good
heavy. f7.407.50.
HH1SKP AND LAJfCS-lteceiptS, lCOft)
head; market steady.;, muttons, 34.501i-4.76,
yearlings, 30.OOgc.S3; lambs, 35.20tfS.S5:
culls nnd buckB, 32.3.25; tookers, 3.3.430
5r3.se.
KniiNiis 4'ltV l.lvn Htor.W MnrUel.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. IS. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,100 head, Including 200 southern,
markut steady; dressed beef and export
steers, 37. 754 10,75: fair to good, M.60iSi.75.
...Au.. .i,.,,r. ifl.oTS.50: stockera and
feeders, 35.d07(7.7O; southern nteers, 35.00!
7.40; southern cows. 33.75S.60; natlvo
cow. 31.7507.23; native heifers, 3523JO.W;
litillK, 34.50tf4).00: caWes. w.ooajio,oo.
IIOGS-Iteoelpts, 7.000 head; market Kto
to ISc lower; built of sales, 37.00727.30;
heavy. 37.1M7.40; packing and butchers,
7S.3o; Ight. 37.007.25; pigs, WW.
8H12I0P UND LAMBS Receipts, 1.700
hoad; mnrket steady; lambs, 36.a7.S3.
tr. 7.-,! wethers. 34.60itu.23
! ewes, 34.0Ofl4.C5; ttockera and feeders, 33.23
5J-5-23.
St. .lornIi l.lve Block Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dec. 13.-CATTLE-Ue-celpts.
2J0 head. Market steady: steers.
J0.60fil0.26; cows and heifers, 33.C0S0.ss,
calves, 35.001J9.76. , , .
HOOS-Uecelpts, 3,400 heud. Market
slow: bull; of sales. 37.1057.20.
HHKlflP AND LAMUS-IUcelpts. 800
Itead. Market lOo higher; lambs, 37.0f
8.00.
Stork lu Might.
Itecelpts of live stock at the five prln
nal western markets ye sterday;
utile, IUH. lir-.
tlelnt Mssrkrl,
NEJW YORK, Dec. 13.-M ETA LS--Cupper,
oulef. standard spot. $17,(B. bid; le
i.!bV, 1"i7'r.; Febniarr, K. 7W,7.30;
Mkreb, .75n7.1S: electrolytic 3I7.6Jjffl7.a7;
lafcfi, 17.f217'.7: canting Jt7.atfl7-17. Tlu:
TjuII; spot and DfeCiibr, 4.4r4.7ti:
January. 34.307-ia. IeauJ: riury. 34.2Efii
4J6. tip Ur Casv. J7.2Nt7.X Antimony:
onlrt. Cootiin'a n09 rron! CHilet aiid
uncluingKl. Copper exports this mown.
1L731 tons, Tiondon exipper, nrm; apot,
t7 I2a td, futurea, it. Imdcm tin,
dull" Pt. 225 5s- future, 225. L-indoo
lead 13 Is Sd. Tendon swlter. W ICia,
Iron, areand warrant, tu 7d In Loo.
dST LOFIS niK V Metals- Trl
Plrtn ot 34 V'.t Spelttr Weak at 37.t3V4.
PrriatentAdvertlalng la tha Road In
Bit Return.
4 cows '.'SO n 10
11 cova WO 4 76
23 feeders,. 1M0 7 W
3 feeders. ,100 7 60
7 feedeta..l006 C 40
64 cows 951 0 40
14 hitters... 833 5 W
27 cows 1010 4 !J
13 rows W9 4 75
41 feeders. . 1063 7 W
164 feedem.1007 7 40
3 steers,. ..I6 C 76
15 cows 970 3 60
HOGH-Wheii packers finally got down
to business hog sold largely 60 lower
than yesterday's general market, but they
werv a long time getting down to bus,,
ntss. In the morning all conditions
seemed to point to u steady market or
even Btronger, and ualetmen were gen
erally afcklng more money for their boga,
but packers could not e It that way.
A few icAtterltig cara may poaslbly have
sold to speculators at steady or
very nearly steady prlcoa. but ua u, rula
very UttJe busineai wua done until late
In the fortnoon. Packers were deter
mined to force the market down and sell
ers in the end had to give In or keep Uie
hoga. The prices paid ranged largel)
from 37.10 to 37JO for good hoga, the lat
ItJ price being paid, for only a few cholc
est heaviest. The lighter and mixed
loads nold largely' from 37 10 down.
No one can Imagine a more unsatlafac
tcry markey than haa proTaUed all thU
weak. PaxUcrs hava baao pgunding ral-
clpal
Bouth Omaha
Ht. Joseph ....
Kunsas City
St. I-ouls
Chicago
Totals
.... 1.400
. . . . 250
... 1,100
.... C.OOO
.... 4.000
7.40)
9,490
7.030
11,000
22,000
4,700
S00
1.700
16.4BO
15.0A1
12,750 6.rVW SR.SW
Cation Mm-kel.
NEW YOUK. Dec. l':j0Napot
closed ftulet; middling upland. 13.10c, mid
dling gulf, liS5c. Sale m bale'- .
Cotton future o oncd very steady
Closing bldn: December. 12:blo; JnW:
jSrt' U77c!' August. 12.07c; September,
"luVRpOOU DelS-COTTON-Bpot.
moderfS bislneM Tdone; prices higher.
Ame'jcan middling, fair at 7.60d good
middling; 7.2Cd: middling, 7.06d; low tntd
& ng fcMdj good ordinary. 6.43d; ordinary,
5 94d Hale. 8.000 bale.
ST IJOVlk bcc. 13.-TTON--teadir
middling UV- i.!'lea,; "C?,?L"' ,iS
lalen. Khlpments. 2.474 bales, stock. 16.afi
bal.
import t New YTk' . .
KEW YORK. Pec. tf.-Importa of raer-
chandise and dr- good" ?rwb2
vw York for the week ending DecemtHir
t VLrL Ufd at PWTLSTl. Imports of
Itathls port for the week endl
RSy wtr. 3sSt .liver and V1.M grlC
Exports, IL13CWJ aUvr a4 324,7 M1-.