Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 21, 1909, Page 9

THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER ) rere———e—_ - CRAIN ANMDUCE HARKET;?J«KT?‘"“%1"53'm‘"‘u meats, wnchanged: | NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS feizsimesns: tota vatunce i generat evnd. | @ y iy [ VR STOCK MARKET |{rvash heSoese e ‘shedin?’ a1 [er 1 gL on pessaten pur o scripfion sold readily in apout the order of | parte Ib. basket, 1sc 52 short clears, 13%e. Baeon, unchunged s v 7 thelr arrival ex on the better classen | P)AKE per Ib, 1be. LUl UAnuis, | boxea exira shorta, W%e; clear ribs, 13%0 \':-‘:mvkur: ‘;n.' o:n;:rl; 4 ruled Somewnat, bigher' chan at the closs | bor gack, 805 each, be. Hras s, o short_clears, 160. i {, Dec. 30.-MO> On gall, A of last week and while the o more o gy Tk large, per Ib., lise, Bullish Cables from Buenos Ayres Are| FOULIRY-Firm; chickens, 10%c; springs. | Hope Values Would Rise with Ap-|firm; 4456 per cent: raling rate, & ‘per | Cattle of All Kinds Show Some Im-: |iies'urgency o the demand the tignt re- | Der \V "5 S B v 5 10%c; turkeys, 17%c: ducks, 12%c; e, So. ‘ cent; closing bid, 4% per cent; offered at eipts were entirely in keeping with the re- | o edium ‘Texas, per Ib Not Confirmed. | "BUTTER—Firm; creamery. c. roach of Holidays Disappointed. |{"J.¢ G0t Time loans, sasy and very d rovement. qulrements of trado, as ihe holidays ate | - a1 |5 per i J ¥ we. Biack wal P | ey EQGS-—-Steady ; e sixty and ninety days, 44 per cent; s |loo near at hand for packers to heavily | [T ymali, per o) large, do. Califors Receipts. flmvmfi"‘;;a | months, 4%@4%4 per oent Increase n;». xlmksun' \lnv priced 4:.»-,...: | hia wainuts: No. 1 soft sueil, per lb.. lse; Flour, b ;s | DRIME AN » nutto word, today's market was | ; b, Ao Peanuis WHEAT GOES UP TOO RAPIDLY |fiui "By i : SPOTTY ADVANCE AT om:mo";rrg_-\‘g;. MERCANTILE PAPER-$0t4 | H0GS START THE WEEK LOWER | RUSIE™ 0 dlue figner and active at the (No. 2 soft sioll, pec 1t HE Seanys: [ Sorm. bu i £ —_— STERLING EXCHANGE—Firm, with ac- ——— T I W A W] :::;;}‘:!ilfiax}fl per 'Ib., S0, saited, per box. $li. | Oats, bu .. X husiness . ¢ & hands o 16 waets %8 | Dates: 0 1- ckpge er LOX, $2.W; Recelpts Are Only Moderate for M, Bach Upward Movement in Mot with | {ibl, business in bunkers ol O wis 10 [only Few Sheep Mere, with AT Wt welter we B .:' Dates; 8 1ib." packpuey, per box. i EW 3 A > » ore were qu w feed nelud o W P iy > ' This Time of fhe Year, but |[NEW YORK GENENR: MARKET | gelling Pressure Which Seom Dis- |domand, Commercial biie M Mg . o Late, Demand Good and Prices ||, "Gl S hut uch of the stuff waa | Per, box, W8 R e e Mott's plomires SILVER i o B g e A an | Cider, pe ’ White Fice popeo:n, Quotations of the Day' on Variews ged the Bu BONDS — Qovernment, . firm; rallroad, as & Rule Stromg to Ten e 18 genit "Yn‘»{ur‘!“’o"n‘wlrg‘;v XV:’“’V“-“)“S‘?I«‘”\I" . 2% | the Rallromds Report Heavy Movements. Commoditie Party. steady Cents Higher. |been transacted to try out the price list. | Beef Cuts—No 1 ribs, l6lc; No. 2 ribs, Closing quotations on New York bonds Ihers 18 still & generous inquiry for suit-|i2c; No. 8 ribs, 8$%c; No. 1 ioln, 18c; No. 3 NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—FLOUR—Market were as’ follow! foin, 18%e; No. 3 loin, ¥ci No. L chuek. S— able kinds of stock sheep and lambs, and E J quiet but firm; spring patents, $.4006.6; U, 8. rol. %o, reg.... 101 Tnt. Met, e -~ SOUTH OMAHA, Dec. 0, 199, |anything at all desirable in this line #old | ic; 'No. 3 chuck, ge; No. § chuck, 0. o OMAHA, Dec, 0, 1900 | G100 "stralghts, $6.206.3; winter patents, | NEW YORK, Dec. 0.—The speculative; do coupon e et i b tod LIS oy Vg g 9 with little effort at fully steady prices as | ,"ve; No. @ round, inc; No. § round, The bullish cabies from Buenos Ayres | §.4006.90; spring clears, $4.4004.8; Kansas [ hope that the approach of the holidays | U, 8. &s registersd. IHG Jupan b 8 b R e 0P | compared with the close of lasi week. NO. i plate, thae; No. & plate, blyci Ao, were not confirmed and fraders were in- | straights, $4.9005.16; recelpts 7,000 ' bbla.; | Would be signalized by a brisk advance in| do cowtrs o .. d0b Jo dds oo B | Kstimated Monday....... 3 s & Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good | P £\ i clined to feel that the wheat market had!ghipments, 18,512 bbls, Rye flour steady; |prices of stocks was disappointed today N PR s HoWLe B, deb. 48 1921, 804 | & N % T To0e1 |t cholce lambs, §7.60018.15; falr to good | - CHRL TNAS TRE E—Jdm § feet, per advanced too rapidly and pAyed fof & re- | fair to good, $4.264.2; cholce to fancy,| The spotty advance at the outset met sell. | (0 SUPOL, o0 el R i 109 | Same day’ lnst week...... 5,761 ambs, $6.9007560, good light’ yearlings, $.50 | doz, $1.50; 7 to 9 feet, per doa 3.W; & v 7 action. Receipts are only moderate for this | g4 50a4.50. Buckwheet flour, steady; bulk, [ IN& pressure of such an effective Kind that | 4o "Ag 5 100 M. B &T Ist ts.. sy |Same day I weeks ago.. 508 @7.00; good heavy yearlings, $.76@¢.00; good | feet, per dozen, 80U, ¥ 10 1L fect, per doz, time of the year, but rallronds report &350 nominal, per 100 1hs ' enthusiasm was chille Am. T & T. v, s 108% Jdo gen. 4%s fi) [Same day § weeks ago.. 33 812 | to cholce wethers, $.1006.50; fair to' Roed | .w; single trees for church ~purposes, heavy movement headed for primary mar- | CORNMEAL-Firm; fine white and yel- | A factor In this result was the setback | Am. Tobacco de % Mo, Paltte 4 iy | Same day 4 weeks ago.. $.487 44 | wethers, s 10; §ood to choloe ewes, | scnuol and olner public Iustitutions, oW g kets, [ low, $1.56%1.60; coarse, $1.4661.50. in the Atlantic Coast line group of secur- | o 6a 108% N. R. K. of M. tys.. 4§ | Same day last year Mbe Teceipts of | H 90 Tair t o8 ewen, $4.0004.90, to beauty, SLO0 to %o, Chrstnas decciu: Receipts of corn are disappointing and | 'Rym_Steady: No. 2 western, $4%c, nomi- | ities which followed the putting of denials, | Armour & Co. digs Y. Cog Aae o 9L The following table shows the Feowrie ol |" Quotations on feeder stock: Good to |tlons: Standard avergtesy Wwresioing, bulls took advantage of the lignt uflwl“lf‘ nal, f. 0. b, New York y 4 With appearance of authority, of the ru- | Atehtion gen. du N L. %% | cattle, hogs and sheep at BOULr (ST | cholce lamba, $6.1606.60; tair to good lambs, | yard cous, natural, colf e yarda col 10 boost prices. Cash corn was & ready | BARLEY--Quiet; feedil 63@65c; nomi- | Mors which accompanied last week's a¢ o av. 4a i N By Moo R for the year to date, compared with (RS! | g5igg15; light yeariings, $.006.50; heavy | dyed, coil Tbc; fire prool wrvaihing, @0-yuid Seller at higher values than Saturdey BE e b g MO Yotk o a. vance in those stocks. Another depressing | o cv 68 e 8 Sl | year we., X - Vearlings, $6064.75; good to choice ewes, | coil, matural, ‘SLIv. Wreatns. Houy, Leia- Wheat had an easier tone from the start, | "y Xal gttt KO o0 no. 3 req, | Influence was the calling of loans on a 18 g B e otgn ity B Tae M s G3.Th; breeding ewes WQL0; yearling | whre, MoUn g R ™ horly, oAbt e owning to weak cables, and the desire of | g nep levator, domestic, and §1.29, nom. | 1arge scale by several of the large banks, o 3% . 3 losy | Lioss -y breeding ewes, $5.5046 | wire rings, ot L & o @1.30, elevator, domesti X T ! s, per Gos., §1.&; evers holders to take profits when news Was re- No. Ay, Ph | Woupe, wirs flngs PEE b IR ported less bulllan from South American | [n%h & thie avers B aativic ewed % 400 [srveen ‘wnd holly wixed. rattun’ riuks, per markets. Cash stuff was weaker on free | oy -=0R" (1O B SRS JUCIET Cos ‘& wery | Ing of loans was ‘the appearance of in- | cen o 109 Penn. ev. ti 196 ©iice of hoks at South Omaba for the % DoEve [hate 1] dox., $1.00; wire vings, Der dox, $ido; e ers offerings the bulges. rovoe R Ny i creased supplies of comm al puper and | Cen. Leather 5 3% *do con, 43, several days, with comparisons: P L HAE Feedors 5 sreen, decorated, with moitels, wire, per ngs on bulg: nervous market in options and prices after v P ot i, | - — 87 western yearling feeders..... S doz., §1.2; ratlant per dox., $1.00; Mag Light receipta and no corn offered on the | (€0 s \ er h Hauaa. | the desire of the banks to provide them- of N. J. g ba.. 12 Neading gen. 'ds = 11908, | 12 western ewes ... do 1.25; 3 murket hent pricen highet when the buils | & HGE, BIeRk Sirly, under heabs, UAUEA, | selves with means o take it Cyee: & Ohio'4ie. 103 St L &S ¥ 16t | Date - 11908, 1907.11906. 11906, [1904. "9 |} wewtern wethers O G anolia, rettan, pikin, yer began biding for future deliveries. Block- | (OF BT C08 o - Ly 'he $1,600,000 gold to be shipped to South | =do ret Si... 044 do gen. 5. 2 3 T Y 59 west yearlings S Byt ? vt adea on the Tailroads is blamed for the low | FeKained most of the loss on COMIINON | America was Withdrawn from fhe sub- | CHeAE & A. B BRSL LB W e . B | Sec B SH 43 8] LS| a7 weltern Jeariings 11111 $0; gaicx, groen, brongs vy wixed, m:wplu as country seling has been more | (VAT IR OO vere nteady, e net d t;pumiu\‘idmll*x' nl.v day, but meanwhile | 5" gen Yy H X B8 | Dec. 9...( 8 27| 6 48 4 47 * | 4 B4 4 5 western ewes .. §80 M 1 quality, large craies, eral. " | cline. December, $1.2%@1.26%; ciosed at | that lnatitution had contributed more than |eo. M. & 8. F. g s 8% el dv.. 0 | Dcc Boce ©oe, A AL G AL ° [ 4 95| western lambs, feeders southern holly, goad quality, la Primary wheat receipts were 615,000 bush: | & May, $1.10 9-16G1.00%; closed at $1.20; | $3,00.00 to the banks since Friday &P c s 108 | Dec B 541 49| 614 479 ¢ | western lambs. ..... Girer § 3001 niatletod, Gest qUAILY, per b, ew in and ~shipments were 197,000 bushels, | 50 %0 gfecsy, §189 CICRETE BT Receipts, | The extent of the shifting of loans by in 0 et 9%\ Deg. * 7| 532 471 605 4 53| 443 0 western ewes veses 3 fow: southe:n against receipts last year of 901000 bushels | 150 &y §u Gt SVS€G, G P "IPLS, | some of the banks gave rise to a conjecture t rhe- 1 | | and shipments of 166,000 bushels. 3 - s, o \agnoila leaves, per bbl, 3i0w: southe:n Primary oorn receipts were 639,000 bushels . #3% No. Pacitia 4a, sheed - biisd ©. b, afloat; No. 1 northern, Du- | Which neceasitated the replacing of accom-| edg 5. w. 3is ¥ Y heep Seves V.64 B, Tuth, $.20%: No 3 hard winter. $1.71%, nom- | modations. One reason given for this cail- | nri Tr. ev. 4 0. 8..L. rtag. s | “ihe foliowing rabies ghows the avera decorated with mortelly, tattun, pe; e sk “ el ec. 29 | % {449 605 488 44 54 native ewes . . 3 cedie pine, $ 10 b feet, per uuk, WKW (0 CORN~Bpot firm; No. 3, T0ige, slevator, | {8t &ny adlustment of accounts might | 3600 i . g 8% | Deo AR REETTR TR EORS native ewes, foeders “ 0 g0 and shipments were #2000 bushels, against | domestic, Tlc delivered. und @o, L. ¢ b | banking world. Recent operations in con- & &8 & i b door. du . o 1% | DI Bl ey e el s e N D penaye g Refined Sugnr Lower. :;“:"':':mll;l m‘fmofm:"‘:lr bushels and | out_transuctions, closing le net advane 'l“';f“‘"‘/('.;‘“'r‘:”‘c';"!{’)\(3"\""’;_"“;‘“"1"l:"”'l:k‘;«“l""’::{f": D & R, $5 U8, Rubber Gs.,... 104§ | Dec Hial oy adr el ol 44045 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKE \W YORK, Do, §-2) sFalbh o Yo rances were 230,000 Bushels of corn, | Recember closed at 7lo; May closed at T¢. | ments in somio of the bank gtocks has fos- | puwiiiers ; : [B¢0. 8.1 8 gimio S0l ¢ 4 8 B 4 B oy —_— fined eugar were' roduced 10 centy a 10 none of oats and wheat and flour equal to | ‘GRS ST N Ll 0 1o 52 b, Mml_olnl an expectation of such developments Dec. 0,51 8 setel %] 498 @ 15 4 0f 4 6 Cattle Higher—Hogs Lowen—Sheep | pounds toduy O AL itmig] Mided 3¢ S 1| 'The reiteration of the report from Paris | do gen o | SO o and Lambs Strong. 47c; natural white, 2 to 32 ibs., sTAGE0Ke; £ ot . . [ : and Lambs “. Wool Market. @%A4 lower on wheat F A 8 that the effort to st United States Steel | “do cv. 4e, ser. A.. $1% Western Md 84 | esuna . o AL A bt e :elae.tg n}.‘c‘anelr“.:nrm;;u clipped white, 34 to 42 1bs., $W@LRAC. OD- | on' the Bourse had been definitely. aban- | do series B TIX West, Elec, e live atools wh i ), Dec. 20.—CATTLE-Receipt ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20.-WOOL~Unchanged; Local £ oplon ! tlon market was without transactions, clos- | gonod with the dissolution of the syndicate | Gen. Elec. ev. i, .47 Wia. Contral 4. e s inen S e N A ey by -l gl ferritory and_ westerh wediums, Hershe, S S [l B Ing unchanged: May closed at 4i%o. Re-| yhioch took a block of the atock In connec- | Il Oen. lat ref. ds.. 98% e L A o 5. renet: |00 Pl AR ives R fine mediums, 21@2e; fine, 123200 Articles. (Open. | High.| Low, | Close.| Sat'y. | “GPL% Bl bu. 0 tion with the profect, weighed on its price | “Bi. *0tiered e Friombmsdig L sl Sl b AT o - el Bigin Dutter Market 4 .o o R - i . §1.06. 5, Borfle, REURE, - TBe Bethl NS UTe S0t : rrene stockers and feeders, $3.7605. p Jgin Butter | Wheat | | HIDES Quiet: Central' America, Be. | (0n"Gining report was held ih the cotton R e . gl s HOGS-Receipta, 6,000 head; market Sc| o B Ul gm piem; e Dec.| 113 | 113 | 1208l 110wl 128 | LEATHER 6leady nemlocks, (irsis, %6 | marikct to confirm the Agrioultural aepart: | LONDON, Dec, 2-merican securities| .. Cattle Hogp SheepHorses. | (o 100 lower, " Cholve | neavy. "6y | EEOIN: Doy, 2R TEN i e ] 101 108 ; seconds, gdic. at's soeious Vi *lopcned steady today. Duving the first hour |C. st P.... 7 .. | butchers, $5.4665.60; light mixed, Sales + 005,700 1bs. cfl:v— J108 | 108 ) 1074 ‘at PROVISIONB . Pork, steady; mess, §25.00| ent's serious view of the crop shortage; | oF 9 i ! * |trading was light, but tne undertone was |Union Pacitic . % 1 2| cholc \t, $8.00008.45; packing, §5.40G8.5 g 3 Deo 68 6% 5&&\ Gyl S | @Ee0 family, $2600G2.00; short slsazs, | 5, Tntter, of ("f:.‘“’o("'l‘,“‘“’{l"“'.I.‘{:S“l’,““j,’,e"“,‘l’.!‘.,.w.a At noon the market was steady C. & N. W., easi. 1 -+ | i, $7.25@810; bulk of sales, $8.90U8H, G P, \\/vh k L aial ol ) eld) els fi5.00007.00. ':ffliaf;;;d’\;«;"n'fi\ 4 tion of the demands fof higher wages by [And from 4 to a point above Baturday's|C. & N, Wo west.. 1§ SHERP AND LAMBS-1§-ceipts, 22,000 | 1vVes 1ISKY to “{g “"1 :}1‘2\ w«" L R T S B SR A B trainmen and conductors in the | N York closing ) L 4 L head; market strong, heep, $4.0 @0.00; e 1% 427 |10 to 14 Ibs.. 13%Q@dc; pickled hams, 13g | GRot seemed to awaken languid Interest. | ool U noney. ... .8 b6 Loutsville & N < London closing_atocks Cl B & Q. west.... 5 Jambs, §7.000.50; yeariings, $2.5067 A can & C R L &'P., east. 4 e 18%e. Lard, easy; middle west, prime, $18.90 | American Sugar suffered from the prosecu- | b #, s mantg e E SR : e s . | the Consumptives B ey e ey P oetifent. | ton Of the customs frauds, T TRl = 80 TN Silinot Central oo # ,A':\"\f'\f':". (le‘rx “x‘, b ‘f.A".','l'll"" Re- 2 Omaha Cash Prices. $1400g50: " South Americ, ~ 41500, com: | United Btates bonds were steady. Total | Anscona ...\ 0k Neralk & W NG W . \pis, 5,600 head, Including 1,000 southerns WHEAT—No. 3_hard, $L.0gL1: No. 3| pound, $10.26610.50. sales, par value, $8.674,000. United States 2s | Atchison LIUMBM do Bra. il - . - f e ihats. Miaher: anbloe: axport &nd | - N di hard, $LOIGLOY, No. 4 har 01G1.08; No. ! itcady; prime city hogsheads, | dvanced % per'cent on call. | gl 2. iicdon omuarie & T ‘ Total receipts ...109 o market 100%c Higher; cholds export an Elsasser’'s Defense for Five Hundred %l v y ; i | Y lGeine: SbGaba N Bartimor o At onnmivente 1111 b0 droseed beef steers, $.00G7.50; fair (0 good, | i iy L 0 Ko 3 dusum, sogike oty i o 3 e | were an foliows;on® O ¥ew York bonds | FUUEIE Pucllic. ikt Rand Mines...|. DISPOSITION. 5; western steers, $38086.00; sock | Per Cent Increase in County CORN—No. 3 white, ssgstc: No 3 white, | Gee @ e o; Japen, f% Shieh, Migh. Low: G ) ke & O 4 Roadieig Hous. 3 tesdors §1.1006 1 ' 8%@60%0; No. & White, BUTTER—The 1 ern steers, | i > a-Chal Chicago G. W Souihern Ry, 3% (Omaha Packing Co...... 3% 0 3 U OFW 03100; native Hospital Liquor Bill lo:lv,.nw ¢;1No. 'nfi"“‘i“"‘mfl" cC'N'n . s‘ and h.lfl:]r»r, c;rnmeri .&e«-hls. £ American Agricultural b TR N u,‘flr""lm";‘, el Cudnhy Packing Co...... U3 186 | Soite, Siae: carven: & ity 3 . 3, . 3 360; third to firsts, 2 b 1 3 by 7 4 dsw | Denver & Rio G. nion_Pucttlc 233 { 2.9504. 6 es, "8“ m%fl?f!“’“ of 0o grade, b0gese. | B0t s A@d6e; creamer; Am. Best Sugar. o ik & o A B nour & Company SR LIS HOOS—Ri 10,00 head; market 'vc‘ G. Fred Elsasser 18 formulating a reply state dairy, 2@84c; process, Am. 3 e - 3 do ptd 9% o pld........c.n B 7T A 0Q8—Receipt head; | red Elsasser Is 'S Standard, 4@4de; No. 8 WhIte, |\ectern faotory, sznc.p 8 ey Cud. from St. Paul 5 v 8% b X g | tower; top, $8.47%: bulk of sales, $8.15@S.40; | g e western im Am. e 5 'y Bele .4 A §5 U 8B, Wi 1V B, Vansant Co. i ower; top. 1% K $ to printed statements of the incrcased cost c; No. 4 white, 42g42%c; No. 8 vel- | {ion creamery, 26@250. Am. C it & | o ist pid BT T R [ e Sy heavy, $540G8.471%; packers and buichers, | - i the Oy Noke . O s Nor s veilow, iue; No. 3 | U iroamery e i bl creaih | R o - | 0006 DOLCCT 0, 0 Wikheh, tusmssuenw 8848 | SSODRETS BEG, .- : T ige, 6300775, | o conducting the County hospital. H mixed, 41@i2c. e special, 17%@l8c; state,’ new full cream, | Am. Ice Securities. e ey it I e e i SN s Tawin, 3 o (1 USHREP AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 5.000' has not completed this as yer, but some of ' R 03 0%, M0 | Reptaimbay (MY tio) N, DAW Sl | AReime Tassmerive T Nk vE R Bar, Hied per ounce. " |4 B, Root & 'Collllllll 5 1 head: market stendvi lambs $.9001T: | his explanations have beon made fiform- 3 cream, October, best, 16)4c; state, new full col ve . NEY. V o o 3 |J. H. Bulla...... . . yearlings, J6.00¢77.00: wethers, 5. 255 ey . d of Count; .k° s s WAL 8 Rrivi i MONEY—4@4% per cent. L a5 > b 7 % @lly to members of tha Hoard of County [YE-—No. 3, 72¢78%e¢;: No. 8, 1%@720. ma::, late beni 15!,.c‘i .1"“" ?_-wmrun e . mu‘ : The rate of dlstount in the open market >t‘ F. Husz. 4 ‘o Ewes, $4.70@6.25; stockers nnd feeders, $3.5 Satitiiiasiasei Carlot Recerpts. AT .E:"'G‘Al':‘lflflwf“‘c“o L 13gibKe; skims, | Jp Sugsr Reining...... 00 g i for !har(bbglluslu,\t_;n“"ficwr oant: for three flt'k;.-'*‘f‘)m;‘m‘u:" sasee waeee Lo @5.00. (i RN A DL Corn, v - A8 T & Nooisrivoinirs 142) months’ bills, 3%@3 15-16 per cent. 3 ; i fihee — - spect 1o per co - o i ) @¥ic; firsts, seconds, 28@31c; refrig- [ Amerioan Woolen ... 8 Local Securisfes, > Lehuier Isros. . 5 LOTITN, Dag, 80 LONTELIRacelatb, | e et = s nneapolls .. e “ji | erators, U@ Anaconda Mining Co....... 5 Lee Rothschild o L 6,500 hooA hcluding 4,080 Texans; market | Some In and possibly cause some b Y . i it gy o - A i B £ "o o QotaEE i Lulidias. Docn ™ |iiine & Gzl vvsee s steady to 10c higher. Natlve shipping and | astonishment. Duluth +++ | chickens, 18@2%c; fowls, 13@17%c; turkeys, | Atohison pfd & 00 104% jr., 614 New York Life bullding, Omah. |Other buyers.. - s Ab: 4 best al ow ¥ e o " 7 xS 23%4@2%c. Atlantic Coast Line 135% Bld. Asked export steers, $5. Jlfi‘\ml (.lrrl:ml heet an Whisky,” says Elsasser, "l# bLeing CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS - Baltimore & Obio L4 nsy Beatrice Cresmery Com . E a WEATHER IN TH GRAIN BELT Ohto_pl . Beatrice Creamery p ad- Total 5 butcher steers. $.25@16.25; steers under Features of the Trading and Closing Bethishom @reol i City of Omaha 4%, 16k CATTLE—Receipts were very light this | grg $30004.66; cows and heifeps, $3.26@5.75; patlents, of whom we have a good of the Trading an: C dagtes % P D e T 8080530, svickers 'and foca. | Ministered every. day to our comsumplive many Beeskiyn R . $1% Columbus, Neb. morning, the estimate for the Gay's rub | canners, $2.1062.70; bulls, $2.35@5.0; calves, | i rices on Beard of Trade. ada; ure | Canadian Pacitlo 18 . vealth " being only 110 cars. Unforiunately so 00y | g5 50GR50; Texas and Indian steers, $3.00% | Chamberiains Cough Remedy fs famous 'qo Det M- The wheat macket| % A g A i it Siisl Lo ’ o e X, Waterioo trains were late in arriving at ihe yards|ig; cows and heifers, $2.0004.25. | for its curcs of cougns, colds wid eruup CHICAGO, Dec. M.—The wheat mar on the Rise. 4 108% I e S G B ; (hat less than half of the estimated run |*gioGe Rl TG0 heaa; market 5 to | . s i p 1oe"the bullien aemonstration ‘of last Sai OMAHA, Dec. 2, 160, " SontaliC NG W i1 alght When the market opencd, Lhis : g e bullis - 3 ) 1909, iy PART OF WHITE PLAGUE WAR ctropolitan Insurance Company ; ower. Plgs @ shts, $6.0068.20; pack- | AN German Fire Ins. Co.. Thtailn that therewere Bt no time; hardly | 100 lowete, Figy and g L Best heavy. | e lower than e Pny Cand provisions | Rocky mountain slope, and central valleys, eBE e S Taar very much of & market. SHEEP AND | Bhd, onts oclosed strong and Provislon® | guring the past few days, is moving very 3 Ranges O mog, Tainy Fackers ull scomed o want beet ateers | iy market, native | . ; 8% | Le Lmbr. Co. ta, and 88 the supply was #o shorc prices | WEAdi 1 rong: X yheat and pricos moved over a range of| ... of this high, has been the cause of s : QmRlis Water Co W) T yioets IS | a8t week’s close. The desirable kinds tor | 35550 3 0. | Its Sanitarl 14@1%e. During the day December $0ld | ¢y i1 uea cold weather over the cen- ¢ 7 A DESNEE onn T, tne'mo=t part sold in good season. o St. Joseph Live Stock Marke | — e e .sl;.am‘\l'n:‘via m‘? Ja'&’a-'x‘s’/i tral valleys and western section. =—The N . g O B e P by, 1908 Liows and helfers alsg loked ubod “gisc| ST. JOSEPH, Dec. 20.—CATTLE—Re-| Five pamphléts have beehi fssued for gen- option . 13%,. i i : | L &P X et on ooa killers, Dei c . JOSEPH, 2 B aucd for ge osing quotations on December wero at | \emperature ls rising very slowly over the ¥ o Omaba & C. B. St. Ry. 5s, 1928 Nlgher than Iast week, ihere were not|celpts, 120 head. Market strong; steers. | cral distribution by the Metropolitan Life $1.16%G116%. May closed at $113%, Weak- [ \PPer Rssieslpp! and Vgt # 1% 18 Omaha & C. B. st. Ry ptd &p.Id. onough on sale to make & very active|$.80GT.60; cows and heifers, $2.5006.00 | [ngurance company, touching the inatitu- ness of foreign markets—the Liverpool | [P ouERouL gl b e ot 9%, b1% 6 Omaha & C. B. St. Ry. comy..... niarnet, sull tnhey ®old quite well, the wost | calves, $5.00G8.00. | Slona"autatitined 1 tha tivtea Rkt aha market being off %d to sd—caused a sharp | 2t U8 loWer 1o the extreme fower ¥ en| D ST 8% Sioux City Stock Yards ptel € pé. of the ‘offerings changing hands about @s|{ HOGS—Receipts, 6,500 head. Market slow, | tOns in the ed States and break here at the opening lnitial B R et tie. 2aNIATA alaton . FLE Y South Omaha ref. 48, 1911....... 1004 100% | fast as they came In. prospects lower; top, $8.50; bulk of sales, | Canada for the prevention or tr nt of tions being down from 1o to dc. i Tnowh Ak fanE th ing I B B0 s iia SWiLL & o, Sa. I 1oy The, supply of favders we very shoti, | §s100s.0. VLT o | taberculosis. These pamiphlets dre u pat 2c in corn prompted -con sovorimg | IEAL oW o g e:u#‘ Berang, : ud AR - Triegtate Land B3. 5. .. Thot enough cattle of dthat KIAd bemg Inl | HRIEP AND . LAMBS—Roceipts, 3,500 By shorta, whiolh caused & subsiantial ad” | siuiphi ‘and Miseouri Saneyn, aBa mordn iy yance toward midday, - An improved de- | Wil 'and are 'aiso reporied onersl in ) A ¥ Y b : | | of the war on consumption that has been Uniqw Stopls Yards, 1 Wided AINOPE GAFLY. Feceipis o maKe & |head. Market slow; lambs, $4.5008.15. Great Northern pid T 1o Mo ke foil test of the Mmarket, stll tuey sold | s s | started all over the country, o i L R e na | Great Nocthern Ore ' oifh... 08 Market. bigher In about the saie degres as fa Slonx City Live Stock Mosket. Geipts and-a storm in’ the northwest also | Joeine are tallig in she | Tilinets Central 1300 149% 148 NEW YORK, Dec. M. —COTTON—The |caite. SIOUX CITY, Ia., Dec. 20.—(Special Tele- | 4 { Fandd ¥ gulf states. The - s tati cattle: Good to._ehojes| BIOUX'C a., De (Spec! the great life insurance companies, heiped to strengthen the market. sohit Interborough Met. ... By market.opsned Ateady &t an AYABQS 9f Quotations on cattle 00 to_chol e oaahor S oatised weakness In corn, | temperature will continue rising slowly in P d: 8 20 | actlive partic- | ipation in which has been decided on by O O e oo oot ooty [ram ) —CATTLE—Recelpts, - 1,800 head. | g of the pamphiets gives & list of tu- this vicinity tonight and Tuesday, with fair | 1t Met. ptd. ' I | § points, and while cabies were a shade [OiMieC b A ol I Market 16@15c higher; - beeves, $4.00@5. but toward the middie of the day urgeni | \laa o tonight na probably Thesday. | nterhational Harvester 1% 1% disyppolnting, If anything-sold up to a|icd feerd 2G04 cominob ROHME LT cows, 8 s M K dtars, $4.007.00; year. | berculosls sanatoria, 'hospitals; dlspen- buying by shorts forced prices up sharply. | “Record of temperature and precipitation | fnternationsl Paper . 6% 164 galh of 7@9 points right éfter the call in| ioary, $6.0046.20; Lwir 10 §00d range stewis, | 1INgs, $3.25@4.16. rarles, classes and assoclations in Nebraska Prices Glosed slmost at the top &t net)compared with the corresponding dey of | international Pump ..ol "I &% | Tesponse to the cenbus report showing only | i wgy.w; (o tair ratige sieers, | HOGS—Recelpts, 40 head. Market B¢ | g,d adjoining states. 1t shows that in Dovg- ains o to 150, the last three years: Towa Central 3 B 9,362,000 bales ginned to December 13 and a |33 jeg4.60; good (o choice cornfed cows and | lower; range of prices, $.00@8.00; Dullc of | =5 y L yre % Oats were weak at the start because of 1909, 1908, 1907. 1006, | Kansas City 8o./l[llll1 N W falling off, as compared with last year, of | neifers, .0ub.00; 1a.r to good cornied cows | sales, $8.10¢8.20. |las county the commidsloricrs have cstab- the heaviness of wheat and corn, but|w,.inum tempersture..... 2 26 18 9| X: C. So. pm w 7% Ti% a character calculated to onnfirm the gov- land heiters, $3.56@4.0; commion L0 fair . | 1ished a tuberculosts hospital tn conntetion Tallied iater. AR sdvance of ¥ to o in | UGN, Pert & @ oo | Leuieille £ 105 166% ernment's low estimato of the crop, Realia- |cornfed cows und neitirs §2.0003%; goui| Stock n Sight, With the county hospital. 1t hus a capacity : . & 8t e s cav advance o 15.02 {0 cholce range cows and heifers, $6.(5g4.10, 4 : 1 5 strengthen the options. Prices closed %o| Normal temperature for today, 2 degroes. | M. 8t P. & 88 M . s e O R e D HOr e T oo Yanse cows. and heiters, Shidg | Recelpts of. live stock at the six princi- | of thirty ptients and s avaiiable fon, the to lc bigher. Excess In precipitation since March 1, | Mimeurl Paitio ........... Juter eased off 4 or 6 points from the best, |3.16; common to fair range cows aud heit. | Pal western markets yesterday; oo lvictims of the white plague without ARV dotmh Gashanged to Ik | 4R IDEAER. vt AL MO Futures opened steudy. December, 14.75@ | ¢F% §2.00gs.2o; 00d [0 choice stockers and | o vp o mopa 3000 60 60| charge. Omaha also 1s headquarters for lower. Deficiency corresponding perlod in 1508, | M K. & . vt : 5 105 ey, 14.%0; Fobruary 16180, bid, | feeders, .W0wo.20; falr to good stuckerd | S maha ....... ] . The leading futures ranged as follows: | 4.24 inches. Nilloaal Bideit ... - Wio: January, Lde; February Woide, bid: | una feedzre, $5.0004.00; common o fuyr | Sloux City .. 1,300 ... | the Nebraska Assoolation for the Study ——— - ed = Deficiency corresponding period in 1907, | YR} 5% 13t b iy | gust, '16.360; October, - 18.4c. gty : {4 stockers ang feeder @3.0; slock heit- | St. Joseph .. - L0 2500| 41q4 Prevention of Tuberculosis. Mrs, Al- Articles.| Open.| High .| Low. | Close.| Sat'y. | 7.2 Inches. bt y | Y ros losed’ stendy; December, 14.94c; | o¥8: 8.70ws.50; vesl o $4.5067.00; buils, | Kansas City . 3 poa o4 Freqnioh i 3 L, A, WELSH, Local Forecaster. | N ¥. O & W.. : e Beayiry o Maress | staas, "etc.. $.1644.0. Bt Tonik 0 i 1,000 | bert Edholm 1s seeretary ! 1 Norfolk & Western. % 9% | 15380 5.500; - 1| Representative sales Chicago .... Tavess 22,00| In Lincoln there are three establishments {1 ;%E Kansas City Grain and Prov n. | North American ...... Jio| 48004 putl ABAGGH R, (18 SIAi SUTE, IAkS i 5 Wil Al rhoal v ARA! Hreak: dORsTIE NN Biia v. Pr. ¢ i [ - F o5 2 126% 112 ia" z s Pacttic Mail e | July, 15.626; August, 15.3%c; ~September, | el e being maintained by the state, of Wwhi vnchanged to lc lower; No. 2 hard, $1.099 | o KANSAS CITY, Dec. 20.—WHEAT—Cash | joriers Hacltic .. 145% | 14.080; October, 18.46c. | Dr. Lord of Omaha is superintendent, one | betng &n institution for patd patients and Staple and Faney Produce Prices Far- | (he Baton laboratory, Miss Lena Merrill, nished by Buyers and Wholesalers. | gecretary, for the study and prevention of BUTTER—Creamery, No. 1, deilyered to e in ehil the .stall trade 1 1-Ib carions, M No, | tubereuloss In ehildren 1, In 60-1b. tubs, 33%gc; No. 2 in 1-b. car: of the pamphlet may be had free tons “dlo; dn Golb. tubs, Soci pucking ng to the Mstropolitan company, stock, 24¢; fancy dairy, tuos, 2@2c; Mar- 9 K C e T T L industrial department, New York City, K s POULTRY—biessed broliers, % a doa; TRENZER T springs, 14c; hens, Me; cocks 10c; ducks,| Cut Glass—FRENZER—1th and Doage. ¥ PEec 2 Peunsylvania . b | Spot closed quiet, 10 points higher; mid- L14; No. 3, $LOTQL1Z; No. 8 red, $L25GLIT; | peopios Gas i dling uplands, 15.20¢; middling gulf, 15.46c; pi 3 | L01sar Seireras Suty. STAGUTIG, soare 0 | Fraaesa Sicst Caressiir SEALVESOR, Tex., Deo. M-COTTON » .04, sellers; July, §7 C, sellers. Pressed Steel Car. . 3 VS IN, Tex., 3 ) —C — CORN—Unchanged 0 1o higher; No. 32| Pullman Pelace Car...... steady; Lbe. mixed, 62l4@6lc; . 62Gn2%c; No. 3| Ballway Steel Spring.... NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20.—COTTON- white, til@b2isc; No. 62e; December, | Resding -o.o: Spots were steady 'and lower} ordinary 62%c; May, 63%c, sellers; July, 65ie@bic. gm“';}}: i 184y | 11%0; nowinal; ordinary, 12 3-lée, nominal; OATS—Unchanged; No. 2 white, #@46¢; | Rock Taiand Co.. L 3 pridl ll‘oq‘dl&rdllnfl!% mfi:‘llrlfi‘dluudta{dlinnlry. No. & mixed, 4G He. . 2 114 1-16¢c; low’ middling, c; strict low R e i gty v g o e 2% | middling, 14 13-16c; midaling, 15 1-16c; strict timothy, $12. 13.00; X 8t. " 3 ke '» R e Rl ™ Wy Howanie ] £ o3 | laho; middling gair totair, tho;, fair, 16 ND HEIFERS. l0o; Keoss, boi (urkeys, B pigeous,’ per BUTTER - ? § outhern . . 5 134% | non ecelpts, ales; stock, 163,155 doz, §L%&:. Allve, broilers, under 2 Ibs., 83c; seconds, 30c; packing stoch “z‘z"x;‘c fIrsts: | ounera 5% . fee 4| ST LOUIS, De 20.—COTTON~Un- EIFERS. over 2 ibs., 10%sc; hens, l0c; cocks, URGES OMAHA CLUB TO JOIN e il s BT AL L S g %8 168 % | changed; middiing, 16%c; sales, none. Re- Vst ducks, full teataereds Bo; messe, full piicd, and dirties, 18c; current receipts, Bio. RIniaeg SRR, vt vl ceipts, 240 bales; shipments, 1706 bales; : : ey feathered, 70; turkeys, under § ibm, 1ic; | President La La: ~ Recelpts. Shipments. L& W stock, 42,132 bales. s v L T Y S ML R B T e Wheat, bu s 61,000 #1000 | T, 8. L & W.'p 0% ¢ s it of Trade Calls on Business Men pigeons, se per dus. 2 Corn, bu ...uisee Ll 84000 4,000 | Unlon” Pacttio AR oty i e’s YORI’(‘“L:I Mm:";(?'ru,s—s 3. g WOIBHI holects, smail cans, 2 large, —Summoned by Taft. Cash quotations were as follows Oats, bu . . <. 16,000 5,000 | Unioa Pacitic o 4 NEW , Dec. 20.—] tand- >, gallon, §L86; New York Counts, small. 7 —_ U. 8. Realty... B L9 | ard copper was firm today. Local dealers 8sc; large, 46c; gallon, 31.96; Balumore Wl o hients. WIE0; | T, B L s o4 8 | Ghote Lake copper at $18.0@136l%; sleotro: 1 Swandaras, small, #c; large, dc; adon, | Frank D. La Lapne of Philadelphia, T e, e i Prine stralght Articl | Open.| High.| Low. | Close i B " Ivtic, $13.1215@18.37%; ocasting, $13.00913.%, Wi |08, % president of the National Board of Trade, RYE—No 3 Togvo. i Rk —— — Epen e o - London market " closed tirm: spot, £60 28 e o S obISH — Frean ceught simost all ait|accompanied by A. T o~ 0 heat- | " "0 o 50 4% 0d; futures £61 Gs. Tin was strong: spot, 3 : essed: itbut, 1=c; y, ¥ h | 1kng, apet Saturdes 1h Oiook v chpton Tmmting segre 1 nE 390820; falr 0| Tpecember .| 1074l 108 lmv.‘ 1o | el e by Bk i Sl | SET6G8.00, London market strons: spot, 1A 4 & loc: builneaas, Mo: cattisn, Iic; crappioy | |00 SPERL Satarday b Omaha. They oame SEEDS—Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $1.§7; | May ..o 106K 108 | 107 | 107A biatls w400 9% 65\ o8N | £158 158; futures, £155. Lead, fir % WESTERNS—NEBRASKA. SULLISH, $GISC; DiACK Lass,’ Boc¢; WilLefish, clal club of Qmaha to No. 1 northwestern, $1.97. Timothy, $8.7. | JUY - 7 T4l 96K 0TGN | Western Maryland Dm0 N b 0| 84 London market, lower, A1l 450 97 steors...1i22 §25 |l bike, 1o, waimon, 130; pickerel, Lci|become a member of the National Board L IRRL S, h y . | corn— | Westinghouse Electric 2100 8 5% 8 . ‘at $6.10@6.%. London' ma: 1bull......1830 376 4 steers...l1ll 5 ;w‘ legs, 4oc. ll de.m frozen whitetisn, No. | ¢ mroge, which was organized in 1868 and PROVISIONSMess pork, pek bbl, 2250 | December | & % 6 6214 | Weatinghouse Elec., ex-d 40 Ti% 7% 17 | ket, unchanged, at £23 2s 6d. Iron ‘Wi HUUS—Coia weather or ower unkuown | b 1€ P}lm‘v[ ressed and head.sss, Vo | one of the few whish have Auch 5 Lard, per 100 1bs., §18. & Short ribs, May ooeeeenn| 64 (63%Gle| 63%| 653 | Wheeling & L. E... . 40 9% 9% 9% higher at 50s 1014 for Cleveland warrants; |causes have demoralized train scrvice of | MIKe, arwsecd, 120 reasnpbpers. Lie; Spau- | I8 ] ch have such a rec- sides (loose), 311 1187%. Short clear | July <. |C4@O4% (633D % 634G [65%4@1, | Wisconsin Central oo e 48" London local market unchanged. |fate 1o such an extent as to interfere (o a |1l WiCKerel, 18¢; native mackeiel, ¢ |ord. This assoclation looks after natlonal sides rmm‘l $12.%6@12.60. — — Total sles for the day, 760,900 shares. ST. LOUIS, Mo., Dec. 2.—METALS— |considerable extent with the arrival of | “ach ! Extra fancy, highiy | °Sisiation. ” ¢ RUITS—Oranges Total olearances of wheat and flour were Lead. higher at $4.40@04.57; speiter, stronger |1ORS At the yards. Thue Saturday none of | * S La Lanne {s a man of fort a A y rec - ston Stocks and monds. . the Elkhorn trains arrived until late in the | COlored naveis, wa and liis, per LOX, ¥ .. 4 ot R SOTSARN AR paan al to 315,000 bu. Primary receipts were Minneapol n Market. Bos at $.15. Biternoon after the market had closed, |exus Iancy, highly colored naves most of his time, for the public good. He compared with 901,00 bu. the NNEAPOLIS, 20— WHE. BOSTON, Dec. 30.—Money, ca’l loans, 5% —_— : ] d. | =% i P esponding dhy & year ngo.’ The Visible | comber §1 0es May Hise cors Wa>%; | @6 per cent: time loans, 5G6 per cent. Philadelphin Produce Market. They brough In twenty-elgnt cars, whioh per box, Wi akurs tuncy. higaiy < 1s & cousin of Senator Carey of Wyoming :“wlza%;n'n'u 8% Unlted, States de- | hard, $1.144g116%; No. 1 northern, §1.i4g | Atshison saf. 4a..... #. Butte Colltion ...... 28 | PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-BUTTER L e ae et Auain [his hoves |eRers 'm“:f",‘ Valoncias, 9, per box, §4.6, |and 18 a great student of the west. ' They reas: X A o 8 amount 5 i 0 0 48 . L] i 0 Steady, fhi nd; ext e 4 3 4 b @ 51k ho 4 06, o 8, 0%, vere el cl o . of Dreadstutf on_ocean passage decreased Lih: Mo ogn 1o hers: SLIOLLN: No. 3| \ochiuon i 13146 Cal & Heelarrr. Steady, Thir demench extyd western'eredm: (ing there were none of the Eikhorn traina | exus sosy Vaisncias, law ber box, were entertained at lunch at the Commer- 3 por 4 0 knowlng whether | 1o smail sizes Lo be nad, Lemons: EXira |efal b S a Ly Rt do ptd ... ‘104% Centennial RGGS- T &, § reported in, with no one y ¢ fal club Saturday noon and spent the Pt ety for tomarraw Whobs ‘n—‘(l”.gfi{.\fu Wi g Sonins Aidns 816 Copper. Range | rm, nearby ¢ higher; Pennsyl- | they would arrive in time for today's wnaf- | fancy sws, sowus, per DOX, $.W; exira fancy cars; corn, 468 cars; oats, 181 cars; hogs, S s 0KGd1Ko. R N e varia and other nearby firsts, free cases, | ket or not. choice s, 360, pOr DOX, M.ie. _Grape | ®fternoon at the Corn show T No. 3 white, 42%@12%o. o Li11129% Frankiin 3c, at mark; Pennsylvania current receipts,| When the market opened there were In|iruit: Yioriaa indian river, s 46, s, | Mr. La Lanne expected to remain over onicere Cosll: Prices--Wheasi ‘N0, 3 rog ). 3, TIY@THC. KX 1684 Granby 4 in returnable cases, 81ga2c, at mark; west- |sight about fifty-five cars, including tiose We and ¥os, per Dox, H.W. Tmuserinos: |unt Tuesday to meet with the executive 121G % No. 3 red. $1.20G12: No. 2 hard, In_100-1b. sacks, $21.00. Ublon_ Pacitio 0844 Greene Cananea ern firsts, free cases, 33c, at mark; western |carried over from Saturday, with enough |y iorida, 148 and 16ss, pey DOX, ¥4.il. Pine- | £ the C. QLS; No.8 & LINRIE: Mo t hard, DUR—First patents, in wood, f. o. b., | Am- Arge. Chem..... 46X lale Dorale - Current recelpts, free cases, ZigSle, at|reported back to bring tné toal Up (0|appies: &iorias inoian Tiver, s and i, | COMMIttee of the Commercial club, but nh?‘:rlx\,wxfnué 8,00l SLIOLIGN; No. 1| Atinneapolis, 5.6085.50; second patents, $5.60 | AR Pies Tubs...... T Mase Miaing ... b1 45 |about “elghty cars should they arrive In|yci irate, $W. Kumauaw.' iionds, poi [he recelved a teiegram from President , $1.184@! 0. 2 north- | ey " % vty h 1 Michigan 3 S mina . K B ime. With trains late and reports from | @6.€0; first clears, $4.06@4.65; second clears, & CHEESE—Firm, good demand; New York | ern spring, $1.1 spring; §1.1 e | J i second clears, 120% MODBWK .1.o.1eorrver o » other sellin| ints unfavorable buyers T, Toon: Mo O seathic: Spring: $.10 | 53 506.0. s il MM NI tull _creams, cholce, 1Tie; fair to good, s, pe i OMAHA GENERAw WARKET. & BuBeo 332 & bt 1] B * EeE ER * rraenunsun B ) G e pe a1 80 LESsESSEEERITT g88 888 8% r. 3 - EEE 448 S8% &3 SEXF EeE pEo me §3 an 3 5 233 Ss & EEE EBER BR EEE ERS an3 = 3 P Eep 55 £E & Anderson of Cleve- ‘Apples; Ben Davis, Colurado, | Taft asking him to meet him in Washing- e n Quaiily, Der Jarge bu.' box, #$1. | ton at once ’ o oh e 3 . 16%@17c. were in no hurry to start out and the Baps, LOIOIAUY, Very fine 0i0od red, No. 8 yell Wgslise; No. 4 ye 4 Amer. Woolen ....... ST Old Domislon ... market did not open very early. Buydrs ¢ Jow, HigEe. Oater Not 3 cash, étke; No. Visible Supply of Gral @ pMd ;... 106 Oucgola -1l Mg g o A o Bcomed to want to take off about o and | \4r8® SIee Bo% EL60 JensciuR Colorado. Two Hours In loy Water. | 3 white, #0: No. 3 white, #¥dise: No. 4| NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—The New York | Dom V& 8 oo ImEpdot - - oS b they Bucceeded in buying & good many | NJ “Cr hingy ” Coiorado, per bux, SLov,| SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Dec. 20.—(8pecial) White, $3@4#0; standard, @Ko, | Produce Exchange's ‘statement of the Vis- | General Eleciric ... 155% SRATROR ©orrororst s NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-SUGAR—Raw, hogs that much lower. To quote the gen- | R, WrePUER GOOGe Pory e dual: | —wan, ged In teapping BUTTER~Staady; | oreamerles, ~ 2i@so; | ible supply of grain in the United States | wes iecirie 164 Tamarack |barely steady; Muscovado, & test, i.6ic; |eral market 3%@hc lower would cover the |, . oy pox gL b Genituns, Colorudo, ~Whils engaged. in HapPipg Lot Aliamell dairies, @M, i\ Saturday, December 18, follows: Wheat | Nems Ger ool -1 L certritugal, % test, 4.07c; molassed’sugar, |amount of the decline in most cases on | |3 P“W T bos tote Asvoried. e ionl |lake near his home,’ Gus Quast, ‘s EGGS—Receipts, 250 cascs. Markot | 309,00 bu.; decrease, 3100 bu. Corn, | United 8. M GTRU. 8 Mining..... ® test, £3o. Refined, quisti out lase, 880 rthe sarly market st least Towa JONALLANS, €xtr fancy, per Lbl, $.56; | KNOWn Young farmer living in ey AR s oAee ol oaas sy ATkt | TS Bai tncrense. s64 000, oats 11839000 | de atd arabers DR K ; crushed, 6.7oo; mould A, 6.40c; cubes, Gdbc; | Late trains kept bringing in a few hoga |lowa Jonauiais, e oy, por bbl., §.00; 1 firsis, 350; prime firsts, $6%ec. " bu.; decrease, [0.0; rye, $09.000 bu.; Qe-|U 8 Steel........... MYuClah ... 2 xxxx powdered, 6.20c; powdered, b.l6¢; gran- [all the morning, gradually adding to the jon& _x:;: Baps, Au:n‘lan.‘,ym LD, Jo., | SON county, had an experience of a thrill- CHEESE—Firm; daisies, $4@6%e; twins, | crease, U4.00; barlay, ' 290600 bu; de- | do »td ... 1M Vietoria £ ¥ dlamond A, 6.05ey confeciioners’ | receipts, but as & rule late airivals did | 1o T YaRning ek "“"';:w‘;lxt ing nature which nearly resulted in his 16016'4c; Young Americas, 1614c; long horns, | orese, 725,00. The visible supply of wheat | Adventure + T% Winona . 19 . 4-poi Je. l\,'lhx. No. 2 4T6c; No. 3, &ic: | rot meet with as good a reception as the | o 007 JOW GO0 [SUWIR (SRR WOCY; | qeath, While crossing the lake, the lcs e ; | fn Cunada Tast Saturday’ was 8855000 burs | Amalsanated 'l T8 Wolvertas . N b doci No. 6 4t0e; No, & 46e; No. T | early, the market becoming Cully so lower | B8 00% $hi%%, JenedibV Sy MY D0, | uroke, and he was precipitated. fnto. the 4 | . 5 | Arizona Gom, ... North Butte ..., .50c; 'No. 8, i No. ¢; No. W0, 4.86c; | than lasi Saturday. wssourl, o Mian v V precip to the &f";‘:‘?,'fl,“f;fi"‘“ ipcholoe to faney, 49| ® decrease af 232.00. ¢ Atlantie ..oviieeeers MR 11, 430¢; No.'13, 4.%¢; No. 13, 4.20c; No. | “_‘,u_e,mm,'flm Stiasy He. '&.f“,.:':’fi'nfx‘"i“;"“fl"n“.".“" {fcy water. When he camw to the surface j 4 3 : ~o. ’ ., $.0; Greeninga, | o Y B el Turkova, a70: aion.| Livenpeal Grain Meriet, AT T 14, 4.200. ¥ - Xgi ity Vo A e & N Ehr TN vy | he managed by a desperate effort to grasp 13350, | LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2.—WHEAT-8pot, | npw YORK, Dec. 0—Closl Otls and Rosin. I, el i R S ots 100 less. Grapes: Malugas, exira [the edge of the Jagged ioe, to which he 10 @-1b. welghts, $ec; | firm; No, 2 red western winter, 8s 2igd; tu- | NEW 2,000 0.~Closing quotAtions| 051 crry, Po., Des. M-OfL~Crodit el 1 | cholce imporied, per bbl, $.60; laney \m-|clung for dear life. He was alone and ® Lo Slb welghts, WGl0ko; & to 116 | tured. quler, December, s, 2 March, Ta| 90’ NS, 101" Sleatvilie Con ances, $143 runs. 1313 bbis; averate, ported, per buk, W00 extre fancy. XU |not for two hours did passersby notlce his . - 8. 53130ves Leaty p nces, $1.43 E bis. ; po R - " o A paswersby notlce St. Louis Gemeral Market. | mixed, (via Galveston),'Ss 8d; new Ameri- | “do vonds ... 21 Ontario ..ol R AVANNAH, Ga. Dec. 3.—TU! = bbl, $8.00; Natoma, extra fancy, per|perflous position. When rescued Quast ST. LOUIS, Dee, 20.—W) | can mixed, (via Galveston), old, bs. 10%d s ophr . . Ga. . ®.—~TURPEN- crate, $1.16; Emperor, California, red, per / . LOUIS, H - : - TINE—Firm, 3%e. . was completely exhausted and nearly un- -k Ahery | futurcs. dull; January, mixed, 58 544d; Jan: LA etaddard o ORI irm B, ey D, 60 crate, 1.7, Bananas: Extra fancy b 2 hard, $1.3GL30; ~ Deveraber. uary piate, Bs 6%d. LLe Yellow Jacket LIl ROSEH-Fui B a6 B W Limon or Changuinale, t Targest, | consclous. asslstance arrved a few bara, 3 | Y BEAR Canaaien, steady, g6 94, P P 8% O, R H, MK per bunch, §.60; exira fancy special T 1b. | minutes later he would have been CORN--Higher; track, No. 1 oash, glo;| ©-CUR—Winter patents, steady, 3a. PR W R R P A oW g | | 3 84y Fzze FEFEFF T & M UNEREEREEERNLEEE 5% FFE TGS [ szl unable — - < bunches, per buuch, $3.00; extra fancy, per ’ ottt Bank Clearings. $6.35; W. W., 816, No. 1 whits,” @ie: December; &o: May, Milwaukee Grain Market. | (QMARA, Do 0. Bankc clearingy for to- Coffen Market -~ ! J MILWAUKER, Deo. 2.-WH] -No. ly were §2. 5 and for the correspond- » IR gt gf K Ao Jerhern. Wit No. 3 norther, $115; Mbay. | IR date 1aut year §2,555,0 3 (NBW YORK, Dec. 0-COPFEE —Mar. h . A Snbmn - o u! o & RS B Nominal, #8a AT —48045ke. Treasury Statement. points lower, Salés were reported of 2.10) FLOUR—Unchanged; red winter patents,| PARLEY—Stmples, 6gme. WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—The condition | 0t 5y 0. March at $68069. April At 3430, W6 10, extra fancy and strateht,” 106 Poted — of the treasury at the bekinuing of business | May at §7.00 July at § 10, Angust at g7 10 ®; hard winter clears, $8.5004. e Sped Warket. today was as follows. Beptember at $1.0Q7 18, November at §7.1, BEEDS-Timony 2 lhod . W IOLEDO, Dec. 0 _SREDS Clover, cash, | Truat kunde-Gold coln, sTRTAR: silver | oot quict; No. 1 Hio, Bho homima No. & oA L8, 5T er, February, $0.00; ar: . 65,000; sllyer dollars of 1590, 2 . Lot 0 ey} E1 IS ) 5 o | BRAN=Birofig; saghed. east track, #1130 | March. #4.6; prime old, 30 Prime timetny, | Heb®h; "uilver cortificates’ outstandini;, Bantos, Wes :'.“‘?' Qulst: Osrdoray SIS | o0f'o)00 80 oo, o iy g W hx;.',m;fx'é Botousn, anst: Brokers asd Dealer i S A o S Market, SHEEP — Although total receipts this | sin genuine Holland seed, per 1b. Ly HAY = Stead timoth 0E17 50; [ S Sy » ";k;?,};:’““‘ mothy, $14.00017.50; oy gy fii’:fi‘kfif‘“&fl?‘.&‘.“.’:’ufix’ goliars in pmunég Dec. 0.—CORN—Higher; No, 3 |MOIMng were ralner light than otherwise |in 1.06-1b, lots or more, liac: Ted cibbage ) 10, (3233 3 to maintain hie grasp ou fhe ice and would bunch, $.00g2.:6; speclal’ 9-hand bunches, g 4 SR G ias: "Loxira faticy, long keep. | IAve #unk to his death In the icy weters ing. per Lbl, §1.60, Wisconsin,' rips, good |of the lake for immediate use only, per bbl., .3 Pears: California, extra fancy Bastor Beurre, per box, $2.60. California cauli- flower, per crate, §a7. Honey Colorado, per erate, $3.2. Kansas sweet potatoes, | he finest hewvy welght, two-bu, bbl., 820/ | jeery: e qancy Suchigan. por oz | [lerber! E, Gooch € sEpgryEse sBeal:: Feek For that siack business try a Beacadv HIRTFTESITIRE! EbcbrbaRrTabEnEE; 22 ansErTIR pEpIngaEREREEE ss? 5 % NG. 3 Feilow, 86 o %c! | each’ train kept bringing In & shipment of | per 1b., fgc. Florida tomatoer, six basket SBASE, AROVISIONE JROOES. e - hite, . 4 | g Omaba Office: 210 N. ¥, Life Bl4, DULUTH, Dee. 0 ~WHEAT-No. 816,076, working balance In treasury b4 S8gcs waba! Awo, and as & res there were hardly | crates. $6.W. Onlons Indlana Red Globe, Y % ERMRTRIIRY < eaxsd; sobbita ;,.,g N i Decem fofrices, Wumeai Tn banks 1o eredit ot N gt 8 . graga Wher oo |<hoe’ buppds o e 4% one e | per b sl00; yeilow, Oregon per b 4! el S~ g | A A 8=Porl . | ber, 2% ¢ reasurer o e o8, 670, afford & very broad test ol ues. €| Bpanish onions, per crate, §1 | Ko h at ®. | Lard. Sochahgedt prim steam. | OA AT eatany stiver. coln, - SRS * minor | Bguke . o Vaite Wi e, | vident that Dackers silll Beeded n | impor.cd. Tarawst sper b lbes B | OMgat aud Tavgest Eouse in the Stite