Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 4, 1909, Page 17

i | 4 JCRALY A¥D PRODUCE MARKET Wheat Firm and Likely to Advance " During Railroand Treubie. CORN IS WAITING 0N WEATHER —_— Puture Movement Depends oo Clens. g, with Lower Temperstares— Cash Geatn Continues Bring Gaod Premiamm. OMAF Dee. 1. 100 Wheat was firmer with no festure and Gading was siow and dull. Some very Unes of long whamt are Deing acowmuiiied wnd some farther advance » (tely antl the ralirond disturbanes in the northwest Ae been sett!ed The corn situation still depe weather conditions. ind should o0kl temperatures follow it s Better movement would sesult. Wheat was crmer and adva ter demand and Digher cash markets. Wheat s sil bringing premiums the option wnd receipts Wil have o @ease materially befure D will @inu. ver wipts and good buying by sie- row firmed the corn mariet d the omsh prices. Continued storms prevents country deliveries and there (s an mprovement in domand. Primary wheat receipts were @i busi- i and shipments wers 127009 oushels, AgAInsC receiDis [AMt year of WRLOK bushois and snipments of 65080 ushels. Primary corn receipts were %008 bushols and snipments wers WA BusiGs, AGNLL nst year of #1200 bushels A shipments of o busieis Cloarances were WHO Oushels of corn, W00 busheis of cace and woeat and fSour equal to 420,00 busheis Liverpoo ciosed sd nigner on wheat and %d lower on eorn. Local range of opiions Articies., Ope W heat— Dee. ay corn— Doe. My Onts— Dec. ... My . Low | High 1w -y s = S| =y, ol 1 0% 1w Casin WHEAT—Na. 2 hard, bard, SL.O0GLUL No. 4 hard, mcgelos . 3 spring, SLSQLM, No. I spring, weegdslo; Na. No. & Wyile; No. Shghle; Sa. 3 Yo 4 white, wegic; Na. 3 . 3 yeuow No. QATS— o, No. § vel- No. 4 3 mived, @SS low, Wgaiee; No. § white, e white, Swuie. sandard, S s RYB—No. & 0agile: Moo 3 sugive Carioc Receipis Wheat. Corn. Oats. CMBRED ........coeeeee 5 Y s Minneapolis A .= . " Omaia . I B ™ Duduta kTS & AND PROVISIONS . Dee. h—Reports of wet weathe In Argenuna and rumors of & setiemen of the switchimen's strike caused & tiur in the whens market tday. ouc wie adv was not maintained. AL the close D ware 4o lower o l4c digner. Corn a SteRdy. OALS HXm Aad Provisiuns easy The wheat mariet eucly n the day rather Lemvy owing cuwidy W Argentoe advices, whic# cluimed that weacner | et country wes favorabie for harvesting. | Thers was 1o great selling pressure. Low- | ever, the volume of tading oeing Lghe all | About the middie of Lie session Drices | throughout the upper valleys regarding the Sizike situacon, some of advices asserting e roubie ad been prac- Hemily settied. Late dispatches from ar- (ne, ciaiming Lt narvesting had again | Boan deiayod by caum, by contabLed i | tertully to the upurn. The buige 4o evar, inspired MOderAMy PIOLL- wiing s which caused 3 luss of & iarge pact of tie | former gain. The muriet ciosed staady with December at $L0 and May ai §Los. | The range an the latper for the day was between 3L05HEGLEN and §.02 { Unsettied weather o tie corn beit failed to Create any FPeAL WmMount of bullish en- thusiasm n Cie curn market. Au the close priges were unchanged o %o blgher. The oats market was sirong ail day. The close was firni, with prices & shade to %o r. gu\-mun- were inelined to be weak. The market closed sasy, with prices unchanged W e lower. The leAding futures ranged as foilows: Articies.| Open.| High.| Low. *Wheat | Clome.| Tow'y. Loss| o7 T % 1 o8, 1 oy L ity an o ‘l' g ar mixing, @2gSc; fair to cholce maiting, SgeTC. SHEDS- Plax, No. | southwestern, §1. n, NS Timothy, . ., 275 Ll Lard W0 [bw., 5.5, Short ribs Loose) 6 12.00 short clear sides (boxed), SLZ0MILIE. Chicago Cash Prices—Whaat BOLAL No. 3 red. 813100 Ew.h Na. 3 haed, Rovthern soring &1 wrn aprivg. § Na. 1ung. Corn: No. 3 cash, Sle, No. 3_white, Ng. 3 yellow. Na. CHEESE—Firm: dnistes, 164318 W G8lee; young Americas, 16gl6e horna, 1Be. POTATOES—3teady: choice to faney; @ @c: fair to good. Ig0e. POULTRY—Steady: turkeys, lde; ens, 1lge: springs, Ul%e. VEAL—Steady: 3 to 8 pound weights Wee: B o § pound weights, SgSe: % to Y pound weights, Wilc. Total cearances of whoat ind flour were eGual o N0 bu. Exports for the week, A shown by Bradstreers were equal o LMIM0 Du. Primary receipts were 35708 bu. compared with 0008 bu. the corres sponding day a vear ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow W cars; corn, 6 are; oac WO head hick- Whent. T cars; hogs, Winaeapolis Grain Warket. MINNBAPOLIS. Dee 3 -WHEAT-De eember § B M $.&% ecash, No I Band, 81T 0, No. 1 northern. S el LS. No @ northern, S 0@l 0%y No. 3 gorthern, §1 w”fi "LLA%.:%IL—A lTosed at 81 7Ws €O . 3 yellow. Figaassge RYE-wo s eagmme BRAN—In 0D, sacks, 9.3 FLOUR—-First patents (in wood, £ o b Minnesgciis). H.39GEH: second patents OGS N: flrst clears, WISGLE. seeund S Sane < e E ERIVERPOOL., Dee. L-WHEAT-Firm; No. 2 red westerm, winter. Ss W futures gm(4_:~cprh~r W Bad. Muren, Ta Tad, v T coRN 3}.«: firm; new American mived. wia Gaiveston, I fucures quiet, De- eember plate, 3 Sad Pailadelphia Produce Warker. PHILADELPHIA Dee 1—BUTTER— prints. e BGGS—Weak: Pennayivania and ather aearby frsts free cases, B0 at mark: our- rent Presipta, in retursabie cases, Me, at mack; westarn Srem, fes cases, Wo. nark. current recelpis, tree cases, SeSbe. at_mark HEESE—Frm. fuil fair to good. W@ YORK GESERAL cr-ams, chows, iS¢ Saw MARKET Quotations of the Day Commoditien. NEW YORK, Dee LOT R—RacwiDts, .61 bbis, exports, Dbis. _ Marke steddy, Wit siow Minnesgis patents, 5.4 raights, 500, Minnesoia dakers, 450445, winter ax- nter pacents, 35356675 e, 320040, Kanwas Rye flour, quiet, fair chules to fancy. .30G our. quiet at .19 per 19 am Vartous o goud 430 Buckwhe BS., auusi CORNMEA L—8tuady ow, §.3MpL5S fine white and yei- conrse, SLAMPLEG, kin dried a, B, Neaw ¢ock. WL Recetnis, 9,90 hu. . Sput .- 0. 7 rudh L norta: b, £ o O he day m smail Fumars exports Tacket fSrm: No. 2 ced When: was firm mowe of ying by commission houses recuipts, the strike situation on that prominent traders were taking tie ouil side and on private ac s of raine I Arge: . ensing off late under realls- ng on small weekly clearances. closing At W@l¥e higier December cosed ac 317, May closed at Juiy closed 105 CURN—Reeeipts, 00 bu.. Spot war, estic 0. % b, t, ‘Al nominai ptions oning W00 bu.; exports, 4, mariet Crm; No, 3, T telivered, nominai. No ware W thou anchanged to Y%c der d At wge and #ic. - W15 bu.; expe markst firm; mixed onis, auminei. namural B an sipped wwh Option market HOBINE A 0 . it £ pounds, B pounds. 1s, Wi Jui transactic May closed ac HAY—Firm, " No. 3, WigsSe; good to choloe, Bogota, 2GR0 Can- Lard refined 28 ToAga8. M. LOW—Quiet; country v domestie, iaee. TTER—steady , dairy, common & same, Sept.. Ibige; same, common to o skims, full to special, Se @ fuil, western chic towls, le; © 1 wased, susier; wastern chic sroilers, tawim, GAe, turkeys, Ls@ltc. Wemit; western extra Wigde, seconds, SePTIC WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT Smow and Colder and High Nertherly Winds OMAHA, December I, 1008 A barometria depiessiua of muoderate wnergy averies Ul sudliwest and exiends Ulenwwaid ACTONS he Cenual va ) Gie eXireme ugper ldae region, Wit auatest ssion over Ure wwer Rocky Mountain An wien high pressure, ac cumpaitied By decided tail in tem- Deiacure, i Moving down from the NGFUi- West over the central vaileys and tus Clige N MPErniure \§ CAUSILE & genvri fall of snow O UL the ROFTAWest, the mountun dist and emst to the Missouri river. Temperatures Delow gero are generms in the exireme DOFUIWest this morning and much coider weather prevais and west. With the nerthwest high following tie low over che central vaileys, the ouiloui i Dext Cwenty-four hours, the outicok is favorable for much coider With snow n this vicinify tonight aad Saturday. | Record of temperature and precipitation ;ompured with the correspunding dey of the lmsC (iree years: Minimum temperacure. | 2 = W Precipatdon ......... ®» W T . Normal emperature for today, 3L desrees. Wxcess 0 precipitaton since Mareh L .64 Inehes. Leticiency corresponding period in 168, 398 ‘nches. Deficiency correspanding period in 1967, 6.3 mehes. L. A. WHELSH, Local Furecaster. Kansas City Grain and Provisions. KANSAS CITY, Dee. HEAT—-Ch- ehanged; No. 2 hard, $LOSQLOY; No. 3, E 3 . $.15gLE; No. & SLIGLIS mber §LOGH@LMN, sellers; May, 502G mixed, e ; No. 3, 58 Lecember, e, sell TS—Nominally unchanged: N Hlpade; No. 3 mized. Ba@eiee RTE—ssagTie. HAY—Unchanged: choice tmothy, $12.005 cholce praivie, 8.50G87; cheice al- S15. 6D15. 75 TTER— reamery extras, Rige: firsts, weconds, ng stock. 2%e. EGUNS— B¢, firsts, o seconds and dirties, l6e; eurrent receipts, e; south- erns, loss off, lée Whest, Receipts. Shipmenta. | 3 bu. @000 s 14,000 Loog 61000 12000 Qats, bu 5.000 Options at Kansas Clty: High.| Low. Open. 1 Mm%, 1003, ST LOUTS, Dec. 3—WH tures higher: cash sauh, 1387 20060 Dueember, CORN—Lowar: ¢; No. % white, ™e; May. flo - OATS—Firm; track No. 2 white, #o; DecemBer. W%@i0iac; Ma. RYE FLOUR—Weak: red winter patents, %.35 @.7; extra fancy and straight, $.30G5.; Nard winter clears, $I.3865¢. 2. reats, extra shorts, 3; clear clenrs, NLH. Bacan, cra short, e ele: boxed short nangwd. 4 ba, $14.50: “POCLTRY chickens, 10e; Springs, 2o turkeys. . ks, 1Be; geese, S BUTTER— samery, MgEe EGGS—Ste Receipts. Shipmenca. bhis. 7.0 bu hu bu. Flour, Wheat. Corn. Onts, torthern, §110%L L0 May SLOSS, asked S 42T OAT ‘ 3 —CORN—Higher whitr. No. 3 yellow, Se: Na. Na. 4 ne grade. SSic OATS—Higher; No. 2 white. 2o white, 15 Dutath Graca Markee. DULUTH, Dec. L1-WHEAT-December, | 'a. Muy, 35.08%; No. L gorthern, $.06% No. 1 northern, 8.0t QATS—e. Sugar an® Wolnmees. | NEW YORK. Dee 3—SUGAR-Raw | steady; fair oefining. L8 cengrifagal. % | wat. 43e; mulasses sugar. Lie Refined, | stemity; crushed, %e: powdered. §3%e; | sragulnted. 5.3 i | Cieartngs. OMAHA, Dec 1-Bank clearings for todny were ETERS sud for the corre | |spusding dade last year 8606150 PEORIA. reis, 1@ % cash, d%e; No. | g THE BEE: NEWYORKSTOCKS AND BONDS Market Turns Upward Without Aay Well Defined Explanation. INDUSTRIAL OUTZOOK BETTER R thas "fl: About Over and that Wages of Rallrond Wen Are to Be Advanced Features NEW YORK Dee 3 ed upwards today W sxplanation _for s oourse. The for the nfl most pact, asterday Repuris were gir- of assert cnused prices to de culated that -the swi 1's strke in the northwest was not destined & long tnuance. Late in the day cwme & e (LChieago thet It had beem sctusll hreak in relation this labor Ak v dewl of uneusy Thers h.ve fans times £ & general movement e part . of astern ralroads to ad ' wages s A oncession 0 possibie demands . eped.ed e the swilcomen went out in e nart. west (e fear nas grown that the would and aves the ac Ning over troubies. o on he farticoming ngross. It aditrasses muadv ne pr of the country. This Ae opiniun of things was tak a profsssional or: n the market he acquisition 1o B digious 4 £ t ulting dominant mpiions from effec 4 nterference n e processes of combina m and conselida~ sstimates of t ment show some v rrents In the movem sperations, week's sits for . have > has aken 148 gone to Canada aiso olume during the week. The loan chang ywing o the effect of tha lUsbursemens and the de- 19 pattl ent of Pagific raiiroad the sale The call money a 5 per cent, and this one in tha: departmen regarded than forecucts of the Roek Isiand & somewhat easier vas mor bank sta Ponds reegmiar. Total sales, par Tnited States bonds wers xchange today were as f e Allls-Chaimers pfa Amalgamated Conper American Agricuitural n. Duet Sugar Am. Can_pid. Am. & F am. Cotton Of1 Am. H. & L. ptd Am. [ce Seeurities Amertcan Linseed American Losumative Am. 3. & R Am. 3. & R gfa Sugar Rerining sulantic Baitimore & Bal. & Onio pid. Qethiehem Steel Brookiyn Rapid Tr. onio. (Mivago drest sstern otfw Chieago & ¥. W Deiaware & Hudson Denver & Rio Grande. D. & R G. p. Distiilery Seerition iy reat Northern pfd. et Northern Ore ctfs. uose Central Interterough Met. It Murne pin Internacional Harvester Int. Mastne pid. Intornational Pump lowa Cemtrat Ranws ity Sa. K C Se. prd Louiswille & N. M. & St L. n M8t P 836 W Mimourt Pacitio MoK &T WK & T i Nattonai Bimatt Sacional Lead N A Roof W Pty FiH v » prd Contral Sza8% 3 5 pak 3 UFEULL §aseze Ratlway Stowi Spring, . Reading Repubilc Stoal Repubilc 3teel pfe Rock Imtand Oo. § shEEeREE tutat o {31 H Southern Pacitte Southern Railway i 4 P E ¥ ¥ rpis VaCariine Chemical Wabasts Waoash pid Westorn Maryiand Westingtouse Rlecirt Western Union Wheeling & L & Wisconsin Cenmiral .. : Toual saies for e day. S0 sa0kes i rEEEEIENTEanEANaN aes v & 23 | Boston Stocks a BOSTON, Dec. 3—Soney, call per cent: time loans, S@6 per eent. losing quotations were as follows: Atchison adf, ... @ Avantis do - % Jutte Coailtion Acchion R R do ptd Boston & Maine. Pitcaburg e 4 325y *Copper Aange i® Daiy Wem ... 156 #oaniin 1504 iranby % Greene Cananes i sy Royaie 354 Masm. Wining 94 Michigan 5 Molwk @l Nevada . ld_Dominion WEFE. P f i i i Vietors 125% Winana, ™™ Woivertne 5 Nomh Buue -, a8, L NEW YORK. Dec. I —osing quotations on mining viocks wers as follows: Aliew “ruaswick Con Com. Tunnel woel. i Sumés Zom. * va Hurn dliver om Silver ttered. OMAHA, } | the reasury e Uic beginning of Dusiness toduy was as follows: Trust Punde—Gold coin. 88619699 silver doilurs S5 B wilver dollars of 1N, 530, 0 3406 128, 00, Gunerasi Fund—Standard silver dollars n gonerai fund, RS54 currenc \iabilicies 1113%.88; working balance in tremsury of s, S35.303T6, in bagks o eradit of treas nited Statws, 9597 6 sub- coin, $I6.J19.974. minor coin otal Baisnce n general fund, siiver certificates outstanding AEPORT OF THE CLEARLYG HOUSE Transactioos of the Associnted Banks tor the Weelk. NEW YORK. Des L—Bradutreet's bani clearings report for the week ending D 5L shows an aggregate of 52,00, inst 2,708,980 last week and the corresponding week lnst Clearings. Ine. | Dee (2,263, 375, 0007 W2, L, L, 1O, 0 19, 774, 00 76T, ey . 481 00| o5 000 36,271,008 5008 000| 0,318, w9} “hicago Buston “ “hiladeiphia t. Lauls Plttsburs Kansas Clty San Francisco timore ncinnm:t Minnewpu s New Orieans “leveinnd Dtroit la Milwaukes Fort Worth Los _Angeies 3t. Paul Seattie envor Savannah Toiedo, O Buchester Hartfara Nashviile Des Moines Puoria Sow Haven Sloux City Norfoik Grand Rapids Sy racuse Evansville ningham ringtieid, Mass irtiand, Me. 1guata, Ga. Dayton Onkiand, W oreestor A Jacksonville, Fla. . Wichita i Eisi b P WEEHES W858 EBw ES BuEs Chattanuoga. .. harieston, S C. Mobile Wilmingto: Lincoin, Nab. Wilkesbarre Topeka Davenpert Oklahoma Fall R Kalamazoo, Sacramento pringtieid, Helena Fort Wayne - Cedar Rapids, Ia. New Bedford Columbia. 3. Macon Youngstown Lexington Lo LR} Mich. oL BR REN. del memmen B PHEENNEE Quiney. I Bloomington, Tl sl gassainae P ofEE 8 od Deentur. Tl Springfieid, Q. Vieksburg ... Fremont, Neb. Mansfteld. . Tacksonyille. TIL *iackson. Miss. =Houston =Galveston Duluth Seranton | Wi | Sl 12538 00! 16,928,008 2,301, 0001 st inciuded in totals beeause eompar- isons are ineompiete. **Not ncluded in totals because contadn- ing other tams than clearmgs. New York Womey Market. NEW YORK, Dee L—MONEY-On_eall, o - bid, Time loans, firm; sixiy days, : ninety 3 : 4@ per cen PRIME MENCANTILE PAPER-—i@s% per_sent. STERLING EXCHANGE—Firm, with ae- tual business in bunkers' Dills at 348100 +.#20 for sixiy-day bills and at .57 for demand: commercial bills % Wi N, SILVER—Bar, il%e; Mexican dollars. e BON D&—Government, steady; railroad i~ . iy TSN *Mo. Puillc WS N R B oaf M e BRN. Y O g Vs W 4o dew . . ¥, T, N B & B s ov. % N AW st . W do ov. ... LE ¥ U H T LONDON, Dec. i—American securities ware rading today. Prices ranged from % be- uw 0 % above yesterday's New York cios- ing. Trasssctions were limited. Londen clomng stocks: “onsois, meney....8 -8 Lowwville & N. Suitimore & Ohto. v prices (o an advance onse o the advance of -| . Tatals. pote * | @by tair (0 goud range sows snd heifers, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. OMABA LIVE STOCK MARKET| | The Steady Light Bun of Cattle, s Uoual on| Growth Priday | | —_— | Ouiy Five Case of Sheep on Sale, Bus | the Demand s Good, as Usanl, and Prices on ALl Kinds Are Steady. ularly noticeable in the clusive of this bank has been partic- Department Offiessl Thursday Estimate Priday Five duys thin week. Same duys last week N + Sanie days 3 weeks ago. 62 Same days 3 woeks ago. 2T.WS Same dure & weeks ago.28.3 Same days last yoar. =6 o tollowing @ble shows e e 0gs and shewp at South B, B0 T o pard wia for meeting friends, and rest after shopping. e SROWS e AYEragn % Soun Dinana for e e | Vit smparisons: | sevaral das s An ideal place for the trans- action of financal business, for First National Bankof Omaha Dute. LG9, (100N, 107 1906, [LNS. 2006 1. | pyeg very duil until the clame, which we o— s & big Se B The whole market might oe summed up | a8 steady to fully G lower than yesterday | the bulk of the hogs selling ac IW.0MIS.05, as Against $8.0@8.07'e yesterday. A very good load of bogs said uwp to W6 which was e high priee of the day and Se higher | than anvehing hroughc yesterday Represeniative sales: . ee Nov. Nav. Nov. Nav. s ¥ ERERnE He P L & e o & » 52 and disposition of live swek al n Stoek Yams, Seuth Omads, for rs ending av 3 o'clock B LA } RECHIPTS. { Castle, Hogs, Sheep, i m. December 3. T, M. & 8t P W abash Misso nion_Paeif! SRFpeagNEEER Ay et UE b sesais €' p 5;3“3:.-&;!!65;-"-“&:i"-! Bee Hos¥be’ B¥e¢ sun 58 Ulinois Central “hicago Groat Wastern. Totals....... . x DISPOSITION. Cactle. BERRERBEESERUEERRENSR RN a ’,i(i‘!.lili.ulll‘sit LL11] sR2BEEES BEERES ARES I BRUBUINESERE E!ll!!lhi!l“l‘.atlilllfl 1] ware not enough actusd ngs stsep buin tils morning cunscitute a Normal Market. Unly about an sale out of the total fifteen, wn cars being con- W 4 pucker Pracuicaiy was of & fed charscter asd iy stewdy prices as compaced One string of heayy auve . i Omaha Packing Cos ] and Compan: idahy Packing Co Armour & Co. Louis L P. Co. Sudahy, from country W. B. Vaasant Co Benton, Vansant & Lash Hill & Son...... - J. B. Root & Co. I. H. Bulla L P Huss L. Wolf MeCreary & Carey 3. Wartheimer e Sullivan _Bros - M. and K.-C. Co . Qther buyers b i ! | EHER EEE 811 ot wBnavnluws I3 B gyl i3 i o ig' i i this week Las presented no features worth mentioning, It n % good, active deal, as a rule, Monday with the temdency of prices Bigher on ted sheep. 1y of ive mutton have mer with demand, of course. and ced the greater vance. Al kinds have been seiling very ... | Wall, however, and current guetations are 4 TRt around [Ggfe higher thas a weei —— | 4g0. Whils packers are not compisining 3,087 | O (he gemeral quailty of fed stoek mar- CATTLi—Beceipts of caitle were very | Meted tis -n::.«‘: i evident that > x:lu: on s Pridey, thers being|Were SSiak woud Sectwr st het nacdly enough in sight W really make A‘“- - (™ o u'.‘vun good test uf the mmrket The fact s it » i suppiles -h.Lu L“‘l:.lllml ha‘u‘ ot Gay SRE | Sirprising Guw wei receipts beve been | ™Red E hoiding up all the week in view of the !unnly._-nux m""qml_yb-'n" b_“lifl:nvmhd. o aimost impassabie gondion of COUNIYY | gutiet apparantly broud. Present vaiues Toads, MAKIDG It 4 hurd MAter (0 MOV | are about st | e stosls ot say Mod, | Thers have not been enough stock sheep There were Hot emough beef stesrs 1t |and lambe on sse in &y one day's re. sight this MOrning @ Wake 4 markel and | ceipts ta interest buyers to any noticeable about all thas could be sald of the ade | extent. Suitabie classes of feeders huve st quote it as nominally steady. o | red rendily ac good. drm prices. was & fA Spriaking of cows ons on g n::‘:rr: unu-m:. nu? still not encugh m‘Gflud to cholce luwmbs, $.0097.665; fair tu Maite very much of & market. As usual| §0od lambs, 3.507.08; good lght yeariings, e Priday @ great interest was no- W.SGRTS; goud heavy yearings. 3565485 Aueabla in the thade or nu grest astivicy | $0od'to ehoios wethers BISGA: fair tu developed. Strictly good stock moved off| #00d wethers, TGS good to ehoice ac abaut stewdy prices, whils ingesior kindy | SI0% HGE.0; goud ewes, KNG were inciined toward duilness, as i» very | 4t to be the case toward che end of the cu‘:m“‘.’;: :‘:&‘g‘." e oud - . (Dukl 5, lighe on R s There were & few seattering loads of y“f;fi“ m‘r ..7.:“-:;,.,,‘ i:;nnby feeders, but not enough o ereaie much ln- Suod o ehoice ewes, 35 i Dl’l:m‘dln‘ tarest 1 the tradw. The market an teeders | Socd P SO ewes. B.AG — this week Oas been D & good NeAitdy G0N~ g5 age 00 brecding aition, . fact surprisingly 3o, sonsiderils = Represntative the siate of the Wweather. P o B QUOTALLONS on. cattie: Good [0 GNAGE WOrD- | 31 fod ewes .......... fod Steers, W.0gs.5, fair to good cornfed | 57 faq lambs, cuils:. | stoers, %.MQ7.0; common o fair eomnfed| @ fud lambs . steers, KIbgi. 4, good W choics RIS | 71 fud ewes Siours, $.50G6.5; tair o good rangs steers, | o .o i 5. 70gh.; Sommon (o (AMF rANGS BB i Dacive sy §70@#. 16;_good U choice sernfed cows, asd | . fOHYE SWER s . ‘B aeLn, wmmen to| % Datve ewes |fair cornfed cows and Oeifers, QR T4 Dative ewes 4u0d to choiee range cows snd heiters BT oo oo o R iggé f REHEHBESBRAY L6 3542 lght as usual Goud o seREES 30 ECEEHAMESE STOCK MWARKET 46@4 75, commen to Dl reage cows aad heifers, S.0ged, guud W choice stockers and Cesders, $A.15ge.; fair (0 OV SOGK- ers and feeders, 3./agad; SOMIlUA (O Lair Stociers and feeders, $.00g3.70, Stuck heif- |rs, SI0QT5: vem caives, S.OMGT.U buils, | atags, ete., ‘7‘“': | Heoreseulauve o | BIEF STEERS. N Cattle, Hogs, $heep and Lambs Are Steady. CHICAGO, Dec. 3—CATTLE—Receints, 2,000 head, mariec steady; steers, S6.60G4.50; cows, $8.505.00; heifers, buils, stockers and HUGS—HeceiDts, sstimated, 30,000 head: 2 $.20GS W | butchers, %.2068.%; lighe mixed, ¥.05@5.05. eholes light, . 16, b ] CLTEELEE | oo L1133 mated at 6,000 head; market steady; sheep, 080535 lambs, F.0GT.8; youriings, B.0g e E Kansas City Live #toek Masket. | KANSAS CITY, Dee 1-CATTLE—Re- |geipts, LM head. inciuding X6 southerns. | Market steady to strong. Choice expurt and dronsed Dest ‘steers, ShOMG.W: fair to good $36.50G6.00. western simers, %.0G8.#; stocie: and feeders. SQS. 3. southern steers, . 446.T6. soutiiern cows, $.50G4.10; native cows, SAGS.U0; native heifers, 56558 | % O macaiptar Chb head. Marim | stoady; closed weak. Top, #.3; bulk of lghe . Tegaly; " | AND LAMBS-Recsipts, 1000 ‘nm Macket steady. Lambs, %. Az. Egkui Ere i uEEn i sea abs BEEPEU EAEES g "‘mT . %0. wethers, 37 ‘“" g6 10: stockers and teeders, 8.4 &3 -n - ggfEnartan Foow - 8 S St Louis Live Stoek Market. §T. LOUIS, Dee. 3-CATTLE—Receipts, | 4000 head, including 158 Texans: mariet steady. Dative sDiDDING and eXDOrt steers, ®: dressed beef and butehur ; steers under Lo unds, 5. W, cows 70y | Duils, $76@450; cuives, 35308 | ang Indinn steers, $.7006.0; cows and heit- ern, 380NQ4.S. HOGS—Receipts, 500 head: market 5o lower; pigs and lights, B.3Q7.9, packers, 5769875, butehors and Dest hesvy, B.2G e - P g5 csome U M - & B E8 | 153 teedurs. ‘3 siamrs. Segert oe-eble couage VESHLBHEE S8IEIEE ¥ B steers. 2] 15 cows.. 3 ng: naive muttons, &.50 3. lwmbs, $.5Q0.7:. culls and bucks, Spa5; stockers, 85504 N. St Joseph Live dteck Maviet. ST. JOSHPH, Dec. 4 —CATTLE—Recsipte, Ll head; market steady steers 5. 0480 aows and heifors, RANGETH; caives, BN 4000 hewd, masket steady ; top, S35, Bulk of sales. §7. G816 AND LAMBS—Receipls, L8 ambs, .4 |19 stascs. deenunsk ix, presewueagee HEE ESE ESEE WBEER BE & e ebe il BES .l E!E 23 SIOUX CITY. Ia, Dec. i—tSpeciai Taie- gram. )—CATTLE—Receipts, 30 head, map- ancnuagsd. HOGH—Receipts, L300 head; market apened _steady, closing lower; of Prices, S.MMGE10; bulk of saies, ¥. . Sweck in Sght Raceipts of live stook st the six principal western markets yesterday Cartle. Hogs. Sheep. South Omaha 3400 29 #oux Clty L st 40 Lo 4,500 m w .50 - 4,000 3o e El 1 4 § . @ B ame LEEEE TR 1 pankE ¢ Quoiations . G4 New City of Omahs 44e, 193 lower then yesterday’s mariet. | buils, | “ammouwesith Lite Deur ance Detruit Sdisn Se, 183 derman Fire ins G Howard Stove Works. Ralssun nternationel _Con. independeut Tel. G Omaba. Stagie and Faney Froduce Frices Fare Bished by Burers and W hoicwniens. BUTTER-Creamery, Na. L deliverod (o Me retail twade W b eartons, e, No. Loin 80-ib cabs, Qe Moo & 6 beib e tone, e W WD, GuN, Wse; packiig ook, ¢ lancy daiey, Sebs Se. Moo ket changes every Tuesday. Blan— esh selllng swok, caadied, Be POCLLIRY —Uressed uouslers, fo, springs, 10c; Dens, e cocks, S duUOKS, Lige. gees. Shge; turkeys, e, pigeons, per dos. @S {Altve, broflers, under @ pounds, 1N aver 2 pounds, e Bens, e eneks, ducks, Zull feathered, %ge; geese, feathered, J¢; vurkeys, under 5 puunds. e javer § pounds, lSe. guines fows B per dos. pigscns, Gc per des | UESTERS-Selects, smal cans o large | me: wnilans, Ssh New Yark coucts. smas. lurge, Mol gaden. BN, Badtimors standacds, smal Be leawe Be gadon, ia. |V FIsH—Fresh caught. simowt el wes | dremsed: Haibui . buffaio. S, tous, [ o, Duilbess, i cacfish, iC crapples suafish, SQive; Dikck Duss, Be. wihiiefiu, | loe; pike, lte; sakmon, 1e; pickerel, i Do lags, 0. Freen fromen whitetist, No. 1 o pickersi, d:essed and ivwdiess, 3 Dika, dvessed. Ll Pedsnapyers, (o Span- | B2 Tackersi, ibe; nadve msckere. e e, HIDES—NO. | gresn, ibe; Mo cured, NUTS—Almonds: Urake seediings, pes | ., e; Diberts, large, per ., lde Sscans: Louiniana, ger ib., Lise: Jumbo Texas, per fuil e; No. 3 soft sheil, per ib., | Bww, per ib., be; Jumos. aw, per ib., e per ib., Se; saiced. per sux, S.5. PRUITS—Geages. New Torw cuncord, as- sociation pack. Per baskel, 21c. U4fBusket lola per basket, Mo Cailiurnia, estos taney Flaming Tokays, per iacge aruce, $L76: S-crate lote, per crute Fide, S-orare ats, per crate, f.60; exiia per Wi, .00 eXUW ehuice neay Eer bbi., $0.08; siricuy fancy Bbl., $.00; suiely fwcy aesvy ger bbl, ST.00 @XLra- laicy unue Per bbl, .50 extra faney exua tnteq, per ODL., W@ « Bubhmia D, per bo: W iseun ein, P wruag, Lraud. Beil & Cherry, per Cod, $.#. choice Cape Cod. d.u Cage Cod, box, .05 Appi 3. rado Jonathans, per Box, 8. oluradu Jonathans, ger box, §5; choica Jouathans, per Susseuri Ben, No. L Ben Davis, per v Missouri Ben, No. L Winesapm, Der boL, jow Mise sourt Ben, No. 1, Gaao, per Loi. $i.15; New York exira fancy Red Baidwias, per bol, G0; New York exira funcy Greenings, per | bbl, W New York farmers pack, Haid- wins, per bbl, $L3; New York farmers pack, Greenings, per bbl, . Pears: | Caitforniu, exira tancy Lastre Suews, per box, 5.50; Michigan iieffers, per 3-bu. Bbl, | 3608 “Oranges: Extra tancy Valencias, L |10, 176, 208 and 26, per bux, $.oU 20 and | 28, per box. $5.80; exira tancy @lorids, 1% W 176, 26, A6 per Dox, B Lemons: Exur E chuice, 30 and 36, per Dox, .30 Grape | fruit: Florida, 4 % and W, per box, S | Bananus: Bxira faney Port Limon, er . | 4e; S-bunch lois. per ib, 3%e Honey: Coles Fadu, per orace, .2 BEEF CUTS—Ribs: No. L Ibe; 12¢c; Ne. 3 Se. Loin: Ne. L ch;v.‘u. No. . No. 2, 1te; No. 3 %4 Chuck: Na. I, 3 k: | No. 3 #ke. Round: Ne. L $ge; No. 4 i No. % e Plate: No. L G L e No. 3. 2 LES—Swaet potatoes, Viegnis X large bbl., W 5-bbl lc Celery: Extra fancy Mishi- . %e; extra funcy Muskegon, Head lettuce: Por ham :fi’ | | | | T T Castfomie Onigns: [ndians o W Pote | lgm: !3 < F Cotton Marker. NEW YORK, Dec 3—COTTON-—Th market opened at a deciine of 1 peints | an advance of 2 points, which was in line | with the Liverpool markets. Reports that | the preliminary figures of the Nattonal Ginners' association showed oniy $%00,060 | baies ginned to December L which wers aceompanied by some special. but thig de- mand was suppiied by continued reallzing | and the market during the middle of the | morning ruled about poincs aet lower | Liverpool market reported southwest of- | ferings of spats more freely | ST LOUIS., Dee. 2—COTTON—Naothing doing: middll 14%o: sales, none; e ceipts, L84 bales; shipments, 1100 bales; stack, 3436 Dales. Woul Market. BOSTON, Dse. 1—WOOL~—The !oinl Butietin of Boston will say of e wool ‘murmn Satitrdays Business s still - paratively small. with carded wooien milly operating more steadily than worsted mills. | All kinds of territory combing and cacded Wools are moving in moderate quantitics |ac full prices, while fine flesess are actract- | inig more attention. Sies are being made | quintly of new cross-bred wools to arrive, and desiers are stronger on vaiues. The | akipments of wool from Boston to Decem- | ber % inclusive. were 246,410,202 [hy., Against 78,254,904 b for the same © last yemr The receipts o Degember 2 inc . wers BT 178083 Cib. aginast WLO6.90 bs the same period inst year GOVERNMENT NOTICES | OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QU ARTER. | master Fort Leavenworth, Kanses, De | aamber 4 1909 —Swaied proposais in tripii- cnte will be received her 411 s m time, January 4, | apened in the prese ders for the construction | Sehool Aonex to Sheridan Leavenworth, Kansas. ineiuding heating and electrie wiring | specifications may be seen at and affices of Chief Q Paul aad Omaha, Bullders Paul. Master Bulders’ Bxc S, Quartermaster's offlce Scarritt hullding, Clty, Mo. Full informacon and | blank torms of proposais farnished upon appileation to this office. [nited 515 tes ‘lvf\'- the MEht to aecept ar reject o or @il bide Eavelopes contaning ;oo should be macked “Proposais for Zngineer Schoul Aanwx to Sheridan Hail at For enwarth, Kansas' sod addvesed to Captain Wm. D. Davis. Quartermaster U. & Army, Constructiag Quartsemuster. Pore Legrenworth, Kansgs, a3 Commer Ml mustrs, Exaiangs, age and