Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1909, Page 9

THE BEE: O # RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Wheat Started 0if Stromg, Going Up with & Rash | GAIN OF A CENT AND A EHALF \ n Market is Weak in Temper and Ipemed Lower om Larger Re- ceipts and Preer Selling— Closing Prices. OMAFA, Dec Wheat started with « full head on and prices jumped bigher trades. unt sdvance regist over yesterday's ciose, when began and checked the ad¥ance the market and a slow deciine st The corn market was Dot opened lower, with recsiph selling fairly generdl as the beet rapld and traders wes play for a decline. Wheat had another sharp adva: when the market wae coughi » offerings. Later seili began 1o hesvy and [nereanng particulasiy Primary whesi reoeipis were and shipmernis were G500 bo oeipts inst year of GLAN bu. and = of 3100 b Primary corn receipts were 7 shipmenis were HAOM bu. aga ear of LME0W bu. and a -4 0 soes were JIR 6€0% bushels of cats and Whes cqual 1o FLOM bushels. Liverpooi closed iwd 10 %4 Jower and 54 to %d higher on corn Local range of options Articien | Open | High.i L Wheat Dec. May Corn— Do May Cats— = ay.. bard SLEBGLAS; Na & bard 0051 2 spring, SLOGLOS. No.3 Spring. & No. 3 durum, Sugfe; N I durw e CORN-—No. 2 white, S@6c. No No. od Bot urgent Omaka Cash 3 whit 2 yellow OATS—-No. 3 white, Q@esc; No. 1 yeliow, low, 4igede; No. 3 BARLEY-No. 3 pc. No. 4 SRe@ BTE-Ne. & Tiglific; No & DT Oarfet Rece:ipss. Wheat C:r“‘. Oata. o gilinrentoian ces 2D fry FROVISIONS Featares of (b Trading and Closing on soe prat chotce - rie, $1200 a; N ang white 5wy “ ~ extras firsts, | acking stock e; firws, e current receip Reoe 7 GENERAL MARKET ations of the Day Commoditics. ¢ —FLOUR—Reseipts S00 bbin: market YORK on Various NEW TORK =L b Py g4 5 Rye f Buckwheat f per 300 1ba rm. fine white and yel . coarse, $140G" Xin @ried 2 western, £¥%e, sominal feeding. S3Ge. T-Spot market, easy; No. 3 red, r and $1.35% { o. b. Afical, mom- nortbern, Duluth, $1.Z0% $36% £ o b al excited and irregy market ruied rofit_taking by more favorable repor predict of an raliroad strike > du recen the £26 00 XX W per Clemrn $ N 0 TALLOW—Q e country (PkES domestic ot pke.), Tyaie: Japas. creamery spacials ~a%e: western 068 state e imita- new, fud western ehick turkers, 7@ st chickens, 13§lic turkeys N@Sc iwz,;"mn I~ Tar cRAf¥ “eELT Falr Wednesday and Colder East Portio OMAHA Neb. Dec. 14 1M8 | The depression, overiying the central val- leys Monday morning, has moved Slowly northeasiward during the past twenty-four |bours, and is mow central over the lake region and St Lawrence valler. High winds acoumpanied ihe disturbance over ihe Ohio vadey wnd Jower lakes, and smows conlinue geperal over the lake region, and | west over ibe upper Mississippi and Mis- sourl valieys inio ihe mouniain distriel Az area of high pressure, sccompanied by | & decided fall in temperature, I8 moving in over the west, and high will spread over the central valieys during the Bexi twegty-four hours, causing sightly colder i weather in this wicinity tonignt Clondy | westher, with possibly snow furries, will | gomtizue thromghout tnis vicimit today. foliowed by fair tonight and Wednesday Becord of tsmperature and precipitation compared with ihe corresponding 4&¥ of the last three years: the 1908, 190K 1M 1906 Mintmom temperature. a ¥ ®» U Precipitation ..... B i, Y Normal temperature for 1oday, 35 degrees. Excess im precipitation since March 1 wab weak. |406 imobes. seliing was based em extremely heavy deilveries yesterday om: con- tracts and on the of further id- iih December at €5ac and May &t 6wc Oats were weak oOWing 1o profit-taking Drought out chiefly by ihe break in wheat oot Secn. . Pt closed %e to 1§3%c wer. Provisions closed ¢ to Figc lower. The leading futures ranged as follows: Articies ] Open | High.] Low. | Close| Yery. | 1mg% PN‘A - - + e {! : ;1 2" 538 5 20 o e Deficency corresponding period inm 1907, 133 inches. L. A WELSH, Local Forecaster. St. Louis Gemeral Market. ST. LOUIS, Dec 14— WHEAT—Futures, {lower; cas firm; track: No. I red cash L 2@lll; N hard SLULGLY; Decem- ber. SLIELIS; May. SLWA CORN—Lower: truck: No. # cash, 2 white, @c; December, &c; May. S¥e OATSFutures, lower: cash. #c; track No. 3 cush,_éc; No. 3 white, inc; Decem- ber, &Fgc: May, e RYE—Firm: Tle FLOUR—Higher; red wi @i, {Bard winter ciears, $L90G4.30 SEED—Timothy. §5GLHN. CORN MEAL—£160 ERAN—Firm scked, east track 509 iAT-Firm: timothy, SUMGUE; prairie BAGGING—%c. HEMP TWINE-Je. PROVISIONS — Pork, wer; { ter patents §670 Jower: jobbing. prime steam S1EG higher, boxed exira f13.6%%: short higher; boxed extra ribs, $MEH short ; chickens, lic; springs, Qucks, lic, Sc. ctameryd B hipments of fiour and grain clear Receipts and were as follows Receipts. Shipments. €300 16,000 430 &5 a0 @0 Pl Bl 2 EEE EEE M8 ll’ ’Il HEE EpE 0N any 33 REE EEE Ee BEE BRE 82 00 3 M!’ TR | NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS | Wider Movement of Usaally Inactive | Issues Feature of Day. SOME ISVESTMENT DEMANDS peculation Heur, is Active Durtug First Drops After That— Corporation Tax Causin Umeastmena. Dec. 14 —The stock market characteriged by the wide cks Dot asually promivent The sudden awakening these advancing prices was n some cases by 4 and Beniings uing vement The active strengih Preparations ax nge raies were high was engaged for shipmen a rregular United & call and 2,522 000 1 per cent om umber of sales stocks were leading quotations on High Low Close o u - Solen AlliCtaimery 308 - Amaipimates Copper American Agrcuitral Amer Beet Sugs Americas Canm pie . Amer Cer & Fountry Amer Comton Of Amer Fide & Lestber pid Amer loe Secumties American Limweet Amerioes Leromotive Ames Smeit & Ret Amer Smer & Ref pid Ame Sugar Ret Amer Tel & Te Amer Tobwecs 8 Americas Woclen Aneconta Miming Ov = e | Azchioon i H | H { | e: Ne. | extra faney and straight, 35.20GS.8; | | { i Atchison g Atientic C Bajtimore & Obie Butimere & Ohio pid Bectichen Steel Brockiys Ragid Trensit Canadiaz Pacific Central Lesther P . ohte e e Oentral Lenther Central of ) Chesspeake & L i ge osie Cule. & Southers Cels. & Soutbern lm 308 Oms. & Sewdbers 32 3i¢ Cupmoritaint Gua “ors Produsa Del & Hoses Ttver & Rie Grande Dezver & Rio Grande pit Dimiliery’ Becurities Erie - e - e 5 1 ) 2l b | % | wn | ety 3may [ iy el o | my - o | - - general fund, SILEN. curremt nitses. | 1968 KF, working balance in treasry of fices. GI5M0. in bemke to credit of treasurer of the United Staes §X GAWL subsidiary siiver coin. $I5.85 1§ miner n, GLGN. total balance in general fund, § 7.7 | Boston Minimg Stocks. BOSTON, Dec MW--Money. cail loans 5t €% per cent. time loans, HGS per oent ALR ol & % Asisons Gom [ son Auance "Mer Omtral @ 8 Bus CeAltion Atk m & Arioens e Cal & Becks o enmia Copper_ Range Daly Wem e r o & Maime ey pie Y. x K Usies act Amo Arge 8o yid Amer Poes Tube Ame-ican Sugar o pte Am T & T Amer B ocien 8 30 Dom 1 &8 “Beiwen B Gen. B Mass Beies a0 pie Now Gas Tnitel Prait tel Shoe an Che. 1Y Michigen I Mabewk % *Men. C. & C ¥ Nevada ¥ Ok Doestmten Tivg Oweeals - Pere W Qiner yie 2! ¥ ¥y 350 -8 : do pté Abventare Miiouer Amaigamaies *Bid. *Adket Local Securities otations furn @4 New York Tri-State Land Co Union Stock Yards, 8 O. § . Stoek Market. 14 —American securities. e % Lomao: LONDON, I quiet @ Pactfic, Southern Pa. and_Atchison Prices” 8t Deoh were W@% higher then yesténdar's New osing cosing stocks: moner % Tilinow Oentrat BN K &T wa N Y Cebirmi Wy Norfolk & W N G g I Onarie & W.. £y Pennerivasia ane Mines EUMCER 1 & L SILVE! -t MONEY—#@2% The rate of @isco for short bil NEW YORK. Dec 14 —Closing quotaiions | on mining wocks were as Toligwe ™ “Lesceliie Com Lot Caed . Nevian .4 Outaris . Opnic Suviart Tellow Jecket Bank Cleariags | OMASA. Dec 1¢—Bask gléarings for to- | aay were $236G.00% and the corre- | wponding ate iast year ST The cot- tor. market eady sdvance of 1 to0 11 point® on a rémewli-of support from the bull jeaders. Demand &id Dol &p- o be general, however, and eari were irregular, with prices middle ng_easing ightly, unter bhes izing _ but about I 1o-4 points met higher ob | the active months. Cotion futures opened steady; December 4G Ke; Janvary, BWic: March 158 May, I.780 T6c: August, ISSE; September. 14 13 46c Spot closed quiet, 3 points lower: mid- £ upiands 15Mc; middling gulf, 353 VESTON, Dec. 4—COTT Market osed steady. Closing bids January, S148¢; February $155; April S5, May. 7. July, SRV Augu Oectober, $13.61 Dec. 4 —COTTON—Dul Saies. mome: reoeipts, 1460 shipments, 1Y% bales; stock, .65 NEW ORLEANS. Dee W—COTTON— Spots were quiet Low ondimary. II 3-iée Bominal; ordinary, 1Nge neminal. good ordinary, 13 $-36c; strict good ordinary. Mc: middiing. 14 Y-ibc; strict Jow middling 1c; middling, lbc; strict msddling. ISige; £00d middiing. 15%c: strict good middiing, 15 7-l6c; middiing fair. 15 $-l8c. middiing r to falr, 15 15-36c; fair, 16 5-i6c Heceipts, Wool Market. BOSTON, Dec. M—WOOL—Active bidding for the 1510 clip continues one of the fea tures in the Jocal wool trade. with Mc To| { | | Big B |seseniauves in Tuiem Facific Tnien Pacific pi¢ Tniied Staies Reakty Tnited Ststes Rubber 3%c as & basis There is uiso & demand | i springing up for Ohbio delaine as weil as €% for ome-balf and one-quarter hicod In- BN terest 1 territory extends through grease staple and clothing, as well as various W ETades of scoured stock. Kemtueky, In- W diana and Missouri, threeeighths Blood ONMAHA LIVE STOCE MARRET Receipts of Cattle of All Kinds Very Large. HEAVIEST HOG RUN SINCE JULY of Sheep and Lambe at Lead- ing Market Poilnts Brings On o Sharp Reaction in Sell. ing Prices. SOUTH OMAHA. Dee W Receipts were Cattie. Hogs Officia Monda: i@ sam Estumate Tuesday e 1w ¥5 this week T8 last week dais § weeks Age dnys 1 weeks ago days ¢ weeks ago. 1L dars st year " foilowing table shows the receipts of catue. hogs and sheed ot South Omana for the rear to date, compared with i 1908 180 Inc. L0590 910 WIW 1065 966 LEX €M oMM 101 &1 the average Cattie Hoge Sheep -‘H' '3 - FRE e - noesan ' 1 U1 ¥ RELERES AERY _RnARER wh of Uve stock at the Upion Stock Yards South Omaha, Neb. for twenty-f Bours ending at 3 o'clock. RECEIPTS. Oattie Hoge Sheep. Horses 3 A M & St P Wabash, R R Muss. Pacific C H L1 L3 “HEne roo 950 W . [ " ¥ 8 B 1 §a q B lwumaB el DISPOS Omaha Packin Swift & Comp Cudahy Packing Co. Armour & Criahy Bros Morrel W. B. Vansant Co nion aVnsan & Lust E¥ EPLECTELE iRUe Mo. & Kans-Calf Christy, Cline & Other buye: Totals < Sew el LR CALiidi—ibe ocounuy was evifenuy en panicky from ihe wa) ihe hal fal Calle are being rushed (o mArkel AL ioe jeacing mareis of ihe counity have Ior Soine Gays back been ooced wilh supples of catiie 1hal were 00 guod for TesOers. bul Dol gued enough lo make desiradie Kilers. ‘ife Tesuit i3 1BAl ihe Uade is ever; where in & more OT icSs Gemorauzed coLAIUOR, &5 Boled yesterday. Ihis markel has furnisued Do eXCepLoR 10 Lbe general Tule imis morning large recelpis Were again reporiec &l ihe principal selling posnis. acding ® St furiner burden to an aiready overioaded markel UDeer exibiing OoDG- Lons, ihere Was DoLLing 10 expeci bui & = wrines Gepression in vaiaes, Wil ihe LTAde everywnere verj oW, Owing 1o ibe fact lbal packers were aeady iosded wp Wilh th imferior Kinds of Cailie and were Dot in Deed of AudiioDal SUPPLECS. mus Lappened ihat ine morning was well 8a- vanoed before local packers had ihes rep iBe Jards, and ibe Uradug Whole JLOTRMDE Was € Guil aDd ULSAUSIACLOTY 10 1he sel- F resis in ihe ena both beef steers and cow stuff BoMA M lower al ine besi and lic lower in many cases ser tand, §ooe feeders Qid mot aiifereni f1cm yesiercay cecine of the st few oy = throughout irese., fod steers, §I9QE IS, Iar o good cora-fed sloers, 3.WQLW, commen 1o fair corn-fed wleers, §2.7bgh b; Eo0d to choloe ange sleers, Sobigh; L 10 guod range steers, HeUghst, common o falr Tange stee S TgA W, §00d 10 choive curn-Ted cows and beders, $otigi W, lair 1o good oorn-fed coms and neifers, $h5@4N, common te fair corn-fed cows and nefers. SLAGED £90d 10 choice TAnge cows and heifers, $.3 A%, fair 10 good range cows and heifers RNISELE; common to fair range cows and neifers, Ro0gad, §00d 10 CuGIOE Siockers and fesders, MO.GE W, falr 10 good Sock- ers and feeders, §3GAM, common 1o fair stockers and feedcra $27@A50; stock heif- ers, $.75G4 3, veal calves, SLUUGTH. buls, stage etc. SLTSgASL Representative sales: BEEF ST v H > prisy Glorious tropic lands, set in sparkling seas, whereit is like summer now. They are near to you—nearer than you may realize,—just a trip of one day and fwo nights from Kansas City to Florida on the fast Frisco train, the Southeastern Leaves Kansas City imi.re d at 6:15 p. m. daily. Steam heated, electric lighted, cozy and comfortable; no need to touch foot to (ic ground oreven to put your nose out doors, for there’s a Sleeping Car through, 2 Dining Car serving delicious Harvey meals and an Ob- servation Library Car with magazines and papers for leisure hours. Round trip tickets on sale daily at reduced fares to many points in Florida, aiso to Havana, Cuba. Write me and I shall be glad to send you some beautifully illustrated literature and will also tell you more about Florida and Cuba, the ad- vantages of our service and the fares. J A. STEWART, Asst. General Passenger Agent Bryant Building Kansas City, Mo. prices that were around Sc lywer than terday, but pakers. as & rule staried bidding fla: e lower and seemed deler- mined to force that much reduclion As salesmen did not feel like taking off so much without & struggle a1 least to main- taln the market the trade as noted above Was a Well-to-Do Farmer Before He was & good deal Of & rag In the enc salesmen were forced 1o give in, packers holding off and evenimally buy- IT SOON TOOK HIS FARM ing their hogs around ¢ lower than ¥ terday. This Teans thai a pretty decent elief From Any Treatment Umtil At Last He Went To the United o | = |SPENT A FORTUNE | kine of hogs sold at 3 with light and light mixed from that price on down, the heavier and better loads from =3 Price 1o $5.35. As shippers bought | quite & Joads that were only arousnd be Jower. e general marke! might be de- escribed as b@Eitc lower, with the big emd | OF the recelpts Mc dower Althoush. as!xo R Doted above, the marke was sow and late | VO B g wa: cticalfy everrining was o midday ' Rejresentatives sales = L Tew . ¥ 1% H e 1 A few Tonlen, I years was a happy., prosperous far- mer. I good health, working hard, dut making money, happy and contented Then sickmess came In his case it was & real sickness. a deep seated obscure dis- ease Dot understood by ordinary octors Of eourse, Mr. Anderson &id not reall the sers ess of his case, but went frim doc doctor, boping in vain that be would find ome who understood his case and couid cure him. " FIRL P LIS PE TR EUEE L BEVg * i ' H € ' [ ' ' ' ' ' ' . ¥ . § ' i @ ports of sharply lower kets yesterday at other points echoed strongly in the local sheep barn this morn- ing and hardly enough stuff changed hands Quring early naunds te afford amyihing like & broad test of values. A rather Uberal Tun was yarded bere and Chicago wired heavy suppiies as weil It was a cecidedly bearish situation from every viewpeinti Although the big end of today's receipts consisted of fed sheep and lambs, some of | them well finished packers were ingif- | ferent buyers and early bids ranged all the way from B to Toc lower than last N While Dome of the doctors could cure |vim most of them were willing to treat | bim as Jong as he would sliow them and e {few of them falled to collect a nice, fat e fee Iin fact the doctors’ fees were %o 1 rge and »o numercus that they consumed all of Mr. Anderson's money. ad even took his farm ieaving him not only & | pauper but wiso & very slek man Unfer a1l the treatment be had gradually gotten worse instead of better. At jast some of his friends heard of the great work peing Some by the United Doo- tors who have thelr Omaha Institute om week's close Seliers were not disposed e aliow such sweeping discounts and the early market was siow and draggy. After much bickering some of the better kinds of killers begin to move At prices that were weak 10 possibly yesterday. Medium short-fed stock was 4 shade lower than | the second floor of the Neville Bioek, cor- per 1th and Harney streets. and sent him to these master specialists &s & last re- sort. In speaking of his case for publication, Available Supplies of Grain. | NEW YORK Dec 14—Special |telegraphic communications received by Bradsireet's show the following changes {in avaiabdie supplies. 85 compared with previous account United States, east of Rockies Cansda. decreased United States and Can- ada_decreased 41NN bu: aficat for and decreased L0000 bu: total » and Furopean supply. deereased ted States and Canada, Incressed Mr Andersoh says “] was once & well 10 80 farmer and had plenty of meney, but now 1 am an inmaie of the Stark County Poor House, as the result of spending all my money for doc- tors and medicines, which never &if me any good 1 heve been sick Tor seven years. bedfast most of the tme I cowd not slesp at pight for pata. I had Do appetite, Do am- Btion 40 do aNything And Was Very neryouss and weak 1 doctored with some of the best doctors in Peorts and 1o Chicazo. 1 was in one of d best Chicago bhospitals for six weelks, !being operated upon for sbecess of b right Jung. T spat up blood 4nd matier cop- atly. Some of the doctors said “I hall consumption, others said cancer of the stomach; in fact nome seemed to under stand my case. They all gave me up.” 1 bad given up hope too, untl I saw the United Doctors’ advertiseme: and tesy) monials given by putients who had suffered ong time 1 Gecided to go and see I coul Dot give me relied and began taking trestment the Ifth of June After taking several treatments 1 feel Uke & bew man; my strength and appetite returmed. |1 am abie to siesp agnin and can Sress my- sext, which 1 was unabie to do for a long |teme. 1 gained twemty pounds in twg wesks and am beginning to feel Mke mveell again. T am able tc 6 & §ood 4ay's work on the farm, which 1 have not dove fof | seven years. | 1 cannot express too highly sy gratitude towards the Usited Doctors for all they @4 for mae. . @y | Me: omequarter biood, 1@le Sooured 5% | vajues: Texas fine, 13 months, gTc: § 1o a5 months @@70c. fine fall #@Slc; Cali- e | fornia orthernn. G§gT0c; middie oous: e G3§MGc: fall free S0@Sk; fall defected. 4 & ®c Oregon: Eastern 'No. 1, staple T Te: eastern clothing. T0gTic: valley, Neo. 1 51@ske. Territory: Fine staple, TIgHc; fine medium staple. MG fine clothing, W 3. fine medinm clothing. $G6ic; quarter ey Ceat. ruling raie. i per cemt; blood, TMGT6c: three-sights biood @G ct::uwmi 4 Der cemt; offered at 4 per |guirter blood, €@MSc. Pulled weol: Extra, cent Fryme loans, weaker, sixty Gaya 'y T@Tc: fine A §5g7c: A supers § S cents minety days, $i4 per cemt, six | ST LOUIS, Dee M—WOOL—T F @4 per ocemt tervitory and western mediuma PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3GS% |five mediuma 2g%c: fine. 1393 per_ cent. ‘}'}‘E,BU.\'G toal business A5 hardest hit many strings of this descrip- ton el st figures that were ligdbe lower. Blow and weak 1o unevenly lower | would be aboul the safest way of calling the general condition of the trade Fed fed Bhe cable and Efsnes gEing ZRCEMEEENY g!dll'—‘ K L MERERRTRY Best feeders were wanted as usual but much of the recent urgemcy to demand |bad disappéared and it is evident that the cutiet has narrowed considerably. S able bands of hoth sheep &nd lambds stul command very satisfactary prices, but and scmewhat New Yeork Momey Market. NEW YORK, Dec. M—MONEY—On call vr PHEmapanbE gBE. 3 0 s PROVISIONS - Mess pork. per bbl @08 Land, per M0 ibe . §il SR clear sides (boxed), §12 K@ & o Total clearances of whea: and flour were ool o FLM8 be Primacy receipis w 00 bu. compared with @08 bu corresponding day & year ago. The world's visible 2wy by Bradstreec's for tomorrow J’E changed: Hgec tes and creased 190000 bu The lecding imereases and decreases ted this week follow Increases: Port Cofborme.” 176000 13400 bu: Portland, Me.. 3 Sound. #6M0 bu - Rochester Collingwood. 600 bu Canada, sheep and lambs: Good 20§75, falr 1o good good lignt yearlings, %5 od heavy yearings f5.75@63. good n 5.2gE 6, fair 1o guod ers. WMGLW, good to cholce ewes, $H0GE 00, Tair 1o good ewes, SLINGLS | " Quotations on_feeder siock: Good to choioe lambe, 616K & fair Lo good lamba, | S i@e i, lght yemrlings B 00QLW. Leavy FeaTings, $4.90@h W, 0ld wethers, WIGLTS; §0od 1o choice ewes, $ISQLT. breeding ewes, SLTGE M, yearling breeding ewes & s | Reprepestative sales Metal Market. NEW YORK. Dec 4 —METALS—Stand- ard copper was easy today. Local deaers | guote Lake copper ai $ILB@ILM: electro- tic. FATIREILINY: casting. SILNQLE | London spot, £8 and market, easy; spot S5 ndon market was steadsy: | and futures 46 I5a. Lead MA@L% The London markel was higher at ZI5 1s 3. Spelter quiet spot, % 1F4@ES The London market was nchanged at £13 3 64 The iron market s | was higher in London at s M for Cleve- | ®% jand warrants Local market unchanged ' & siee #% | ST LOUIS Dec M-—METALS Lead | caives firm at MW, Speiter, lower st 35.30 | § betfers_. 30 2% helfers CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET| 3 buls ! % meers Weak—Hogs Lower—Sheey 13 cows - Lambs Steady. & es & Nfs CHICAGO, Dec. W —CATTLEReceipts, | R 11000 heed. market weak; steers, $5.005.0; 1 steers . Fes G35 N Cows SLIUGEOD. heifers LGRS, bulk, | ¥ Sieers. o oo Mn $24 @4 calves UGS, siockers aad Featong ge % feoders, SR 0GLI L& ® & | HOGS—Receipts. 00 head: market 5@ 5% 20c lower: choloe heavy. SS60OLE: butch - FLENGE S, light mixed, $5.0008.&: choice | 3 feeders by Bl 35 GGEH. packing, SLE@EM; pigs o OGS bulk of sales $5EQL W SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts 20001 3% | head; market steady: sheep 34.00G65x ey Steux City Live Stock Market %% | SIOUX CITY, la. Dec 34— (S Teie- s | Eram) ~ CATTLE - Raceipta. L3 head | 2 Sows. 380 3 78 6% | market rong | # Stoers. 187 - = et Chen. "y Recelpts. §.500 bead; opening strong | ey - Bl - Li% | ynd pmckers holding off of prices, HOGS—-Receipts of hogs this morming | < T e imt e % | e, butk of maies. P {were the largest that they have bews ob | Miskcanr mer Bl e g S TS azy day since July. There Wers aiready | Mapiprr AND & LM B8—Meosipt AT B e fo mebt whes ihe market cpened LS CaTh. | peed: market steady Lo = cak cr B i ity -fiv L back. | OF 2 v sz prin- | X1 e saime fime thal recelpis were s |71 TeTiSgL EHGLE. webers WEO aa BI0gE ! St Louis Live Steek Market. LOUTS. Dee. .-CATTLEReoceipts. 19 bead inciuding 10K Teste Marke tive e to e lower shipping and ex- slow and weak: 20000 | business had beem transacted Shippers seers | WASGTI: resed boct Aad § WOLE picked up & few loads of Lhe betier grades r_steers, $5.I566.35; steers under 1000 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recst l-n e would snewer helr purpose sl fbe, BTNGEW, stockers and feuders, B0 head Market lower, lambe “»‘-..';:u‘ “HANGE—Firm, with sc- bankers bille &t 38050 and at S5 for Comm B4 5204 8 ER—Bar, e, Mexioan douars, e BONDS—Government, firm; rairesd reguar Wheat, cemapn prespnes B EFEAESER KNS Diecreases- Manitoba. 415000 be % bu.: Midland. 144 860 b ate elevators. 200800 bu St Joseph RMGLY: No | Torthers spring. SLIGLE: No 2 northen sprizg, SLLG.; No. 3 spring. WLe8GLI Corn. No 3 cash, Sie; No. 4 #4ec; No 3 white, mx‘ No. 3 yellow. Gie. No. 4 yellow. Oats:" No. 4 white, #%g@ ©we: No. 4 white, wgibe; standard. Sise BUTTER — Steady, creameries, %gSic recelpts. 1881 cases: at mark, cases inciuded. WheGEbge S firsts, Bge Brats, 3e; CHEESE—Firtn; daisien, 164G26%c IFC, FOURE Americhs, Wiee: lony POTATOES—Stesdy @c; falr to good B turkeys Gedertch, ew York bonds 13 ® 4} re: % = el e ° > Ei E Hn Philadelphin Preduce Warket. PHILADELPHIA —BUTTER— t=tra wesiern creamery cammery mearby prmts apa T S 4 regitered @ compon Alw-Chalmers 1 Ga WAL & Amer Agncw e . M8 1 Amer T & T ev 4300 Amer Ton ™ - W Armosr & Yo X Atchia i Wyoming lamba feeders Wyoming iambe, culls. Dative lamos ve lambs ve ewes cative lambs Datve lambs Dative ewes Dative ewes Dative lamus g Nebrasks iambs, feeders Nebraska exes, feeders Western lambs western lamos weslern iamba western { M e - » ) [ ok RESE L T FENPERERBrnprbrel BEGGS—Firm and other near Be at mark neardy P able cases | free cases ®c current CHE cholee. w good Fo0d demand: Pe ¥ polnts’ firsts Pernsy s and ent receipts in estem. yivania ¥ e ne earnn HEREN o e = twing iong hormm o chick- | mark x 2 X im o ® Nor 5y Nor » ol Tas W s Brooklys Tran_ c. 48 8% Fenz [ Osperai Lesher be W% § geonenf # Cattle cheloe 1o famcy sufRREuseKE § 8 w2 v L W17 5§, B> xn 968 -ew K Toledo Seed Market TOLEDO. T cash, .13 8 March " e cul ENSYINERELEEE “ ¥ § cows. ¥ sieers e.JE!E | ; oats, € cara Bstimaied tome Drecember Wheat, 3 cars; cors, 42 cars T Timothy Kaunsas City Live Steck Market. KANSAS CITY, Dec. M —CATTLERe- prime (% cats e M » cows heifers caives 13 calves. Market. ~WHEAT 8 firm; No Tred wesiern winter. bs Nd tures. steady: December, % 3. March s Wied: May Al CORN-—Spot Tirm: new, American | mized, via Galveston. 56 3. oid. satee ™k W4 Putures, Guict: January, mized, ie R4 January, piate fe $Rd - v Minneapolis Gra MINNEAPOLIS. Dee Mo-WHEAT—De cember. §LI1%. May, SLUWGLIN Cash W@Lieh: No. 1 northers 2 northers, SLIRWELLY, Market, T O — v—ve CE: cows and heifers SIIOGESI chnnérs 2 GLM. bulls, EHGLE: caives § L7 Texas and Indiam sresrs, SLS0OAN; cows and beifers §21564 3 FOGS—Receipts, 1190 head Market Sc to Mo lower Pigs and lghts, MLEJAW, packers. $A3008 6. butchers and Dest beavy s & LAMES_Receipts. 2606 540G native alves 50 Pacine - Wk e S Rytber t AT § Ste 24 ke ™ Ve lar Chem e - % cows. Wy e * U os Grain Market. W—-WHEAT-Na Dorthern, $.15G136 1 Kassss Clty Gratn and Provistess. KANSAS CITY, Mo. Lec W —WHEAT- Cash. nominally unchanged: No May SHEEP AND bead Market Me lower Native muttoms B 7565 50, lumbea, $6.50@8 06 culls and bucks, SLO00E W, prockers. §1 IO St Joseph Live S Market ST. JOSEPH, Dec M —CATTLE-Re celpte. 40M hend Marke: slow: gieers MWGLT. cows and belfers, FLIGN W calves. $LOOGE M 1L0% head Market HOGS—Receipts twp, W bulk of sales ieni, 30% asked DA TS e Stock in Sight. Recelpts of lve stock st the ¥ : =i %m 13 Ne L 81 112 Ne. ®o 1 Y - Duluth Grats Market, " DULUTH. Dec. U -WHEAT-December. | R ey, BTN e @ norisers Wow i WASHINGTON. Dec 4 —The condition of the treasury st the begiuning of busi- today was as follow GoM coln STAMEND. n = i |and large receipia 49| point opened wow and Jower and it was | _PBORIA. Dec. ¥--CORN—Higher: Na. 2 1000 | well along towssd midday before very much _ Lok N ¢ Wac. 5o grade, Se 5.0 o~