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LIST our exilmnges or call In person
for ml.-k result. Stat tHnl Co., 217
National Fidelity niHl Casualty Rulld
ng WILL take in trade an automobile on
a . or S-room cottage, balance easy pa
lienta. lASTLNUs A- riKYDKN. 16H Harney St.
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AUSTRACTS 4IK TITLE.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of'
lee In Nebraska. 206 Branded Theater.
cnv I'lioi'iiii tv Koa ni.i;.
Walking Distance
Owner Must Sell
Now fi-room strictly mod-
rn. two-story house, Iibb a
largo reception hall, living
room and dining room, with
plate rail and paneled walla.
All these rooms finished In
u.'ik. Nice roomy kitchen
with pantry and entry way.
una large bad room across
entire house, loomy closet
rlth chest of drawers, also
two nice bed rooms ana bath
with walls tiled. Floors
through the entire house In
ak. Lest of plumbing fix
tures and elegant lighting
fixtures, house ail decorated,
loudy to move Into. Has
guaranteed furnace with
tank connected and sink for
laundry purposes, cemented
cellar, also walks; on a. cor
ner lot. street paved and
paving paid; good neighbor
hood; handy to schools,
stoves and car line. Can bu
handled for 150) cosh, bal
ance like rent. For further
Information sue
SCOTT & KILL,
Doug. 1009. 307 Mc.Cagtle Bldgv
A Complete Home
At a Reasonable
Price
Tlds nttriu-ttvo frajuo and stucco house
Is located at one or the high points in Dun
flue, fronting south on paved street. 1 he.
first floor lias a largo llvlns room, with
fireplace and beamed celling, wltt I
and south exposure, nun P,clV.nf
room, largo pantiles and convenient
kUclmn. Second floor has four bedrooms
and sleeping porch, tiled bath room, stair
way o Tattle: Oak floors throughout ex
cept pant'4ts and kitchen, which have
Jnfpla Hook Oak finish first floor white
enamel finish on second f r. with ma
nogany finished doors. This is a si b
Btantlally built home, the very best of ma
terials and workmanship having been
tiiSd throughout, Price JUt. terms.
Key at our office-
George & Company
Tel. Doug W2-U City Nu. Bk. Bldg.
New Bungalow
Cozy
and Warm
.,, , i r.nnrnw downstairs
finished and floored In oak; Ptairs 2
large bedrooms and bath finished in jel;
low pine: bath room white enamel, -rloets
and 1 large storeroom. House is
one of the most attractive built this year;
has built-in bookcases, built-in buffet,
platerall and paneled dining room; heavy
beamed celling in living room and dining
room. The very best of pluumblng has
been Installed nnd the heatlnng plant Is
absolutely guaranteed to heat the house
in the coldest weather. House Is excep
tionally well built; has full basement with
laundry sink and outside cellar entrance;
nice yard sodded In front; cement walks
In street and around house; large back
yard with plenty of room for garden and
flowers. Lot 60x120. It will pay you well
to take the time nnd look at this pretty
place. Price Is reasonable and easy
tortus ran be arranged.
Payne & Sinter Company
ills Omahii National Bank Bldg.
A Good Chance to
Buy a Home
owner leaving city, offers his new home
at cost. It is strictly modern, 6 rooms,
located on nice corner lot. In north part
of city. Tt hns vestibule, parlor, den, din
ing room, kitchen, pantry and Icebox
room on first floor, all finished In oak
exrept kitchen: two flnn bedrooms and
bath room on second floor; furnace heat,
with thermostat: screens and storm win
dows and doors, newly decorated. For
quirk sale he will accept W.tiO, on terms
of $47S down, balance $3S a month. See us
about this at once.
Payne & Slater Co.
filG Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Kountze Place
A beautiful home. Just completed and
well located. Every residence In this
Work Is less Hlvan one year old; largo
living room with fireplace, dining room
with paneled walls and benm celling,
kitchen and rear entry. Three large bed
rooms on second floor, one of them U
12x19 ft., and bath-room with fine fu
tures. This housa Is finished In oak
throughout; all walls nicely decorated:
absolutely complete and ready to occupy
located 2121 Pratt St. Price $3,!0. Rasy
terms.
Norris & Norris
4ft) Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4270
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
Reception hall, parlor, living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen nnd bed
room on first floor: first-class plumbing:
three laundry tubs lit basement, with hot
and rold water; good furnace; double
kialrway; fine lot with shade trees; paved
Btreot; one block to car line; close to
school: dnndy neighborhood. Price only
13,500; $H) down, balance, monthly. Cer
tainly a bargain; lots alone are selling
for $2.00 in tnls location Let us show
It to you.
BEMIS-CA.BLBERG CO.
310-312 Biandeis Thriller Uldg.'
MUSTmrKOL-D.
(room modern bungalow, Slst and Ames
Ave . price 3.2W). 6-room mod but heat,
near Hth nnd Grace, price U,A0. 6-ronm
mod. but heat, south 12th St. near Martha!
price $6u). 6-room new stucco, modern
bungalow, South Boulevard, price S4.mO.
f.-ioom. mod but heat, 2S31 Decatur St,
price 11. mi) 8-room. mod., built for home,
in kouritzu Place, price $6.(j
WK8TKRN REAL ESTATK C( .,
4U Harbach Blk- Ilione. Doug. 3tjn7.
TUB ROSKUUD LA.,L CO.
handles exchanges of all kinds. Kooro 1
c jntmintaJ Ulk.. O main.
TO BUY. SELL OK BENT. FIRST SEB
JOHN W. KOBBI.N.S, IMS FA UNA M SI'
SOUTH OMAHA HOME.
Stop paying rent and buy you a nice
little S-room cottage, electric lighted and
water in kitchen. Situated high anil
slgi.tly In Albright's Choice Addition to
South Omaha.
c will sell the place lo you so ycu can
pu It out like rent It ts newly papered
j mi pointed and it Is In tip-top condition
"all uud we will take you down to see
i In our automobile.
ROWL REALTY COMPANY.
162;) Farnam St., Boom 4 Tel. D. 7477
IONES ST. lot, 66x132 ft., wltji frontTml
alley truckage. Price reasonable. Call
wner at Douglas 4348 or Tyltr 1071.
TO BUY. SELL OH BENT. IMIltrFsKfi
JOHN V. BOBBINS. 1W2 FAUNA M ST. 1
HEAL ESTATE
FARM t RANC H l.l.Mla FOR SAI.L
ArUnnana.
CO n r dan. i'.i"i 1
list 1 rrtx-'rd r o r"" k. 1 n I r
'.' a , ' il Jlobt Seg.3, Wirtl row
ArU. t'tH. B,
L"-w!sifiRAU! AND PRODUCE MARKET
.May Wheat Reaches a New Low
1 PaihI am nB cm4;..m
V HI V Vi V1UI hJCUlliUCIlb.
LITTLE DEMAND FOR CASH CORN
ImpiirlliiR roiuilrlrn Are i lluytiiR
Corn from Thin Countr) KHt
n Vitn lt prt-tril from
Conditions.
OMAHA. Dec 10. VM.
With .May wheat at a new low point on
the crop and tlth mtlmnt more bearish
than when prices were 10c Higher thun the
present level, the path of the bull Is be
lieved tO be Strewn ultli aiam- .f.lnrli
Conflicting reports were again received
from the wheat fields ot tbo southern
leimspiiern ) eMordat . but those of 11
bearish character seamed to receive the
most consideration In tne markets of the
old world. One cable received from
Buenos Ayres said that the rslns In two
of the piovlnces there had caused little
damage, while elsewhere the weather
was hot and favorable. Another cable
""p?r.tel harvesting as progiesslng
rapidly, and that wheat was moving lo
i!?.rits for hlPnit. Wheat truders paid
little attention to the government crop
report on winter wheat which came out
yeHerday. as It Is a long way to spring
and many things can happen In the next
four months. The estimated yield was
looked upon as bearish. The short In
terest l not regarded ns large, nnd with
a distrustful feeling In stocks and a tight
money market on It was said that there
was a lot of liquidation by longs after
the now low level was reached. Cash
wheat was unchanged.
The fact was reflneel ini,r,iv iii.t
mere was uttio demand for
v nan iiiun tioiiintiri r,r mih .vtt-ti
lrlce wore lower atraln and the rountry
nma uiicriiitr inn tu nu- cpi'diiI itt rum.
tlpnally lower prices In older to dispose
of at least a part of the grain that has
Iwtmi aYiallM.I h.1 t..l.l..l. ...... ....1.
i.ii.i mil, 11 in hum iuiiii;
for cars In which to make shipment
H has been expected all along that the
cold weather we are now having nnd with
the Argentine crop piettj well dunned
up, importing countries would take hold
of our corn In a llbeinl manner, but up
to the present time this has not been the
case. Cash com prices were weaker and
lower In a malorltv nf die morlii ve.
erun, prices here anil at Chicago being
ore s to lc, while Peorln was to Ic
lower. St. Louis 4c lower and Kansas
City utichanged. Cash corn unchanged
Continued lltildatlun whs to he seen
in tile oats ychterdny and prices were,
lower with the other grains. Exporters
wero cancelling purchases nt the hca
board yesterday. Traders say they favor
the long side of May oats on the set
backs, as push oats command a premium
KEAIj KSTATK
FAn.1l A: UA.-SC1I I.AM1M SAI.K
loTrn.
DO YOU DO ANY BUSINESS IN IOWA?
The Des Moines Capltul Is Iowa's most
widely circulated nnd most influential
newspaper Its dally circulation exoeeds
43,000 copies. The classified advertising
rate Is 1 cent a word or $ cents a line.
You can sell your rfarm In Iowa or you
can buy land In Iowa by the use ot the
Des Moines Capital. The rate by the
mouth is Jl. DO a line. Address tho Des
Moines Capital, Des Motnos, In.
Knntm.
?0 ACBES ALFALFA, I4.S00-HAM IL
ton Co., Kan : rich Arkansas river bottom
land, about one mile from Kendall (main
lino Santa Fe By.); good fence, no build
ings, 31,000 ensh, balance at 6 per cent.
James L. Lombard, Owner, Kansas
City. Mo.
MlllnrnntH.
TUB famous section, central western
Minnesota, IMPUOVBl) fnrms ready to
go right to work at $40 to V. producing
aw much corn, grain, clover, timothy nnd
live stock as the VERY BEST Iowa and
Nebraska farms selling at JlOn to 1200 per
acre. SEE l's FIRST for land. Wrlto or
call. Wo represent the Chns. Vaughn
lands.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON.
Omaha, Neb.
Mississippi.
SEVENTY acres richest soil, adapted
for any truck growing, quarter mile from
depot, Lyman, Miss. A bargain. W. W.
Byrne, Holt, Fla.
31 IssoiirL
ALL sizes farms In Carroll county. Mo
70 miles east of Kansas City; corn, clover
nnd blue gross. For list write T. A.
Shields, Tina. Missouri.
NelirnNkn,
40-BUSHEL WHEAT LAND, t35 to 135
I'EIt ACBE.
We h.ivo for salo over 20,000 acres of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
farm land, where tho crop yields for 13
years, Including 1910 nnd 1911, average
with the best in the state. Alfalfa also
a lending crop. Better soil, wnter nnd
climate cannot be found. Write for full
Information. Agents wanted everywhere.
FUNDI NGSLAND INVESTMENT CO.,
SIDNEY. NEB.
Tennessee.
ALFALFA, corn, cotton land bargain
lists. McMath & Johnson, Memphis, Tenn.
LKGAfi NOTICES.
NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed
proposals will lie received by tho Board
of Directors of the Farmers' Irrigation
District at their office in the City of
Scottsbluff, Nebraska tor the purchuse of
two million five hundred and fifty thou
end dollars (J2,650.O"0) faco value of the
six per cent serial bonds of said district
until 1:30 o'clock p. m. on the S.id day
of December. Said bonds are Issued under
nnd by virtue of an net of the legislature
of the State of Nebraska, approved Mnrch
J6th. 1S95, Session Laws, 1W5, Chapter 70
and all amendments thereto, and pursuant
to a vote of a majority of the qualified
electors of itald district A proceeding
for the judicial confirmation of sad bonds
Is pow pending In the district court for
tho county of Scotts Bluff, Nebrsskn. The
board expressly reserved tho right to re
ject any and all bids nnd will. In no event
sun any of said bonds for less than ninety-five
per cent of tho face value there
of. By order ot the Board of Directors
HEYWABD G. LEAVITT
Secretary of Farmers' Irrigation District
. N'30d30t.
NOTICE TO 11 nil) (7 II BUILDERS.-"
Notice is hcteby given that sealed bids
for the construction of teel and wooden
bridges that may bo built in tho county
of York. Nebraska, for the year 1S13 will
bo received at the office of the county
clerk of said oounty on or before noon of
January 14, 1913.
All bids to be in accordance with plans
and specifications adopted by the Board
or Supervisors and now on file In the
office of the county clerk and accom
panied b a certified check for J.V0, made
pa) able to the order of the county clerk
which sum shall be. forfeited In case con
tract Is not executed wliorn award Is
made.
The Bourd of Supervisors reserves the
right to reject any and nil bids.
ltiiet my hand und the seal of Y.irk I
county mis zitu oay or November. 191
H. F CHAPIN.
D9dU' County Clerk.
(K)VEKNMENT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR HAY -Office of the
Chief Quartermaster. Federal Build
ing. Chicago. Illinois. December 3. 1912
Sealed proposals will be received here
until 11 o'clock a. m. Dei ember 23. 1912,
for furnishing feeding hay at Fort Blley.
Kans Information furnished uion ap
plication COL A I SMITH Chief
Quartermaster D T.9.10-II. 18-19
w50MImur?,
Swollen Varicose Veins MSA;
Tortuous, nrerated, 1 tup wired.'
,??',rl,, a!.'"'. l'"ff Throiulx-
ala. Kleplmotlaals. Tftakeaouttbaj
Inflammation, aorcneaa and dllculura-
tii.n; relle,e, the palu and tirednr.ai
rcaureinkffeiMnc. gradually rettor-
I'm part to normal .irpngib and in.
Pesrame. A Ifsdlt III NK, ,1 ll is a
101 Id, aarr. inratanl anilteotlc llm.
met lirj .nj ard aor hlng be, pre caw, ehora
rein, li ft u.crra'ed aril lir-iki-n hare btrn com
pii r anil irminrnt'r riif i. ri f.-w aunli.
cat 01 a , AlSSdICIII VK. .III., i(i, rf'i"f
and p oe i's rni f ut a-d r '1 lr loitie ak
drugg 11 ur t' tarcJ liu ed n rec r.,,-..
ntn".1,Hf lnx B""k O (j free on request
ev F routio P 0 F IM l,m,t. St., Slriaif.,1.. K.,?
w
TUK BIS.!:
and the hlltig nil l good I'ssh oats!
; oucnnugeti.
Clearance Wheat ami flour equal to
.VI.UX) bushels: coin, none. osts. none.
WlieHt at LKcrpool was 'vl lower to
'-d higher. Corn was unchanged to id
! lower.
I Primary wheat reevlpts were l.S4J.0fO bu.
and shipments S47.0O0 bu sjtd shipments
W7.(iu0 bu.. against rwelpts of 717.0UO bu.
and shipments of Stl.Ml bu. Inst year.
I'riniary corn receipts were Tll.av tm.
and shipment 44;.,0OO bu , against re
ceipts of 1.2I7.tXW bu. nnd shipments of
M6.0i bu last year.
Primary oats receipts were 723.000 bu.
and shlpmouts 7M.au bu . ngnlnst re
ceipts of 637.000 bu and shipments of Wl,
iW bu. Isst year.
The following cash snles rere relnirted
tolny: Wheal N"o. 3 hard, winter, 1 car,
xOHc. 1 car. ?3ic 1 car. 79c; no grade,
hard, winter. car, 71c: No. i spring. 1
car, 7Msc; No. 4 spring, j oar, 77c, No 3
mixed. 2 cars. T9o; No. S durum. 1 car,
76V-. No .1 durum, mixed, 1 car. 7;Slc
1 1 car. 77o: 1 car. 70V Corn No. 3 white,
I oar. 43V,c: No. 4 whlto, 1 car. 4IHc: No.
I yellow. :l vars, 43ic. 6 cars, 43c, No. 4
yellow. 1 oar, 43c; a cars. 4lV4o; I cars.
414c; No. 2 mixed. 3 cars, 43o; 1 Car, 42Vjc.
No 4 mixed. Z cars, 42'c l car, 4c: no
grade, 1 cur, (hot), 40c. Oats: Standard,
1 oar, 3le; No. S white, S cars, 81c; No.
4 white, 1 car, 3to.
Omiitin Cnsh l'rlres.
WHWAT-No. 2 hard. 79Wflmc: No. 1
hard, TSHOMHic; No. 4 hard. JSc. No
3 spring. "NfiWio . No. 4 spring, 77Sf774c.
COBN-No. .5 white. 43ff43'4 No 4
white. 4:ltl"l2ic. No. 3 yellow. 4JtrM'':
No. 4 yelloM. l't1f4So; No. 3. 42jV
43o. No. 4, HVVlHS'ic. no grade. 3947
404c.
OATS No. 2 white. 3iV, stRUduiil,
SlWr; No. 3 white, 3lc, No. 4 white. 3t,o
UAltUBY-Maltlng. &9(l3c; No. 1 food,
403 45c.
U YE No. 2. 67MCSc; No. 3. C7t)t74c.
Cnrlut llccflit.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago
Minneapolis
34
115
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St. bouts
Winnipeg
CIIICMiO i; It V 1 AM) I'HIIVIMIINS
IVnliirrs of the 'I'riiilliiB nml t'litslnu
Prices 1111 lloni'il of 'I'liulr.
ClUCAtlO. Hec 10. -Wheat malo a
. n;iturnlly rally todaN after the recent
nontlnuoim lirlir.e Thelo was a firm
close at u net alliance or 4c to Hpio.
Corn gained a duulc to V over lost
night, anil ots c to V. Provisions
dropped .',j lo !."
Not u iih.mimillnir thai wheat eailv
went under the season's previous low
pi Ice level, final quotations were at prac
tically the top for the da . The murknt
showed better rail) lug power than hiu
been xecu In some time, lirge shorts,
especially northwestern traders did ta
great iienl of covering during the ex
lieine decline.
Balny weather spoiling the Argentine
harwst helped whe.it to ascend. In ad
dition, primary reisclpts fell off to a
considerable degree and there wbb a Ut
tio export buhtne!s running in the south
west. Alon of tho bearish effoct of the
crop report should bo discounted before
'May wheat, which fluctuated between
KS4 mitl .wound up above last
lllg lt at WWf. . .
llglllllUSM Ul COUllll Uliyillln uinur
10m firm A sharp attack bv the bears
tailed. Mav iwung irom 47'c to 484c
closing steaiiy c up at 4S4Caic Cash
grades wore slow. No. 2 yollow wns
quutd at 67o for old.
Onls rose on account of continued small
nrrlvnl May sold from 32V4o to SiTic
with latent tinnsactlons 324c. an advnnce
of 4o net.
Hogs in more plentiful supply than ex
pected brought ubout wenkness In tho
provision nmrkct In the end. Jork wan
off 7Hc to lfc and the rest of the list
24c to 134c
Closing quotations were
Article! Open. I
Wheat; I
High.
lxiw.
Close. I Tus'y.
Dec J 83 W
Mni . IRST.-94
.luly.siWi'.i'
Corn 1 I I
Dcp..!47n 47tfT
May. I74ITMS 4S4I
July.
4SHW.
Oats
Dec
May
July
Pork
Jan .
Mny.
1 Jird
Dec,
Jan..
May.
I
3141 31't.
3244fV .12'.
I 32s32Tifr:
I I I
' 19 0741 19 0741 IS "4
1 ft, I IS fio I IS i
10 7241
10 4T.
10 15 I
10 724
10 Ml
10 174
itlbH
Jan. I 10 10 10 124
May., 9 87419 W-24
Cush quotations were ns follows;
FIAJl'Il Slow, but steady; winter pat
ents, J4.30ff4..7J; straights. $3.!"-l.ii'i;
spring patents. J4.20fifi.10; straights, 3W)
4i4.ft'.. bakers. $3.WHJS.'0.
RYE No. 2. W(fiJ3c.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 431?4Sc. f.ilr
to choice malting. fil'i72c.
SEEDS Timothy. W.OMJ3.H0; clover. JIO.iO
PROVISION'S-Mess polk. Il7.50it 17.73.
Lard. (In tierces). $10.11 10.V74- Short
ribs, (loose). J9.fii4filO.25.
Total clcarancos of wheat and flour
were equal to n&6,000 bushels. Primary re.
celpls were 1,347,000 bu. compnied with
717.MW bu the corresponding dny n yeai
ago. The wotld's supply lis shown by
UrndNtrcet's Increased 2,2,V.,0i)0 bu. Estl
uiiited receipts for tomorrow Wheat, 31
cars; coin. 32H cars; oats, 193 cars, hogs,
33.000 head
Chicago Cash Prices Wheut No. 2 rd,
69c4)J1.02; No. 3 led, MlfitsV . No. 2 haid.
Syji7c; No. 3 hard. KifiWc, No. 1 northern.
S54flW4-, No. 3 northern. HIiKKc: No. 3
northern. MtiS.'Wic; No. 2 spring. WfiWc,
No. 3 spring, Kl4iS34c. No 4 spring. 75W
KOc. velvet chaff. 8185c; durum. M4ff
SCc Corn No. 2 yellow, old, 57c; No. I
jellow, 4.'4JHc: No. 3 White, 4r.474;r.
No. 3 yellow, 45i?4s-. No. 4, 44tf44ic.
No. 4 white, 4tHsoc, No. 4 yellow, 41?
4GVc Outs: No 2 white, 34MW-50; No. 3
white, 3241f33'.,c. No 4 while. 3ft(vS33c.
rtandnrd, 14lj34c. Rye: No 2. fva3
Barley. 4Mi74c Timothy r.0fVfi3.lK)
Clover: JIO.Ou&lS.OO.
BUTTEB Easy ; crenme.rlcs. 28tf3M
FXlOS-Weok; receipts, nlKmt 3.IO1)
cases: flesh current receipts, cases In
cluded. Vyg'Zic: refrigerator firsts, 19c;
firsts. :V:.
CHEICSK Steady . daisies, 1740174c.
twins, lfttll7c; young Americas. lfiVitfi
104c; long horns, P)4ei64c
POTATOES Steady; receipts, r- cars.
Michigan. 4K!ir10e; Minnesota, tdf4Sc,
Wisconsin. 43j74Kc.
POULTRY Irregular: turkeya. alive.
15c: dressed. 20c; chickens, alive. 12e;
springs, alive, 12o
VMAlr-Steudy, IWHa.
SI. Louis (irn.Tii! InrUI.
ST Ull'IS, Dec 10. WH HAT -Cash,
weak- track No. 2. red, fi.OSfM.074c; No
2 hard. NOMlWX
CORN Firm; track No. 2. 47c. No. 2
White. 47iH84c.
OATS lnw'c-r, truck No. 2. 33fiM4c No.
2 white. 34;r
Closing prices ot futures:
WH EAT Firm . May. !Wt,W)4c. July.
fc.-.4lSSc.
CORN-Mighei". May. 47'.so; July, 4S'.c.
(J ATS Firm; Mny, Xr, July. rc.
RYE Unchanged, (11c.
FLOUR Dull: red winter patents. jt6
f6.15: extra fancy anil straight. J1.2.V1I1
t.75: hard winter cleui.s M-l'M.)
SEED-Tlmothy. 10.
CORNMEAU J3.'io.
BRA"N-Mrm, sacked cast track. 04(
9fic
HAY-Stendv: timothy, I!3.('r57l.00.
praliie. IlI.Wil.VW
HAnoiNG-10 3-1'.c.
TWINE-c.
PROVISIONS Pork,
team, fir 90fe 11.(0. dr
boxed extra slioits,
hlKher; irme.
fcHit iriORts. lower;
Uic; clear ribs,
ll1' . shun ib.irs. ll'c: bacon, lower;
boxed extra sboits. lSic; clear ribs.
I24 , sliort clears, 124c
POULTRY Firm: chickens. lOffllc;
springs. iiTiiz': lurxeyp, njiti,c, durks.
! !."'(( 13c. eeese.
mine.
HCTT1.R I'lrm; oreamery. S&fifck'.
J i:oas-rirm, stc.
Retel)ts. Shlpmenti-
(I'lourr. Uhli
!v,' V 1 ,.
I" ,1HU'
M'orn. bu....
. I0,X
15,(1
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OMAHA, TUESDAY, DKUKMUKlt. 10, H)l:
NEW YORK ST0GK MARKET
Prices Rally Effootivcly After An
nother Severe Break.
NO ALTERATION IN SENTIMENT
Itt'crnt liecllne Ascribed to CrelliiK
of Piienelues on Part of the
Xrourlty Holder Indiiceil
!' Various Onuses.
XHW YOltK. Dso 10 vVfter nnothr
severe break, which forced quotations to
a new low lee for the protracted down
ward movement, the stock market rallied
effectively todn).
Tho recovery was not lemirdml as In
dlcntUe of n marked 1 harigtMl In senti
ment. The downward movement, which
began on the rendition of the Hurriman
decision, has extended beyond a iwlnt to
which the Influence of that decision may
be said to have made Itself directly felt
and there bus been no specific develop
ment Klnne that time to account for the
continued pi ensure. In general terms the
decline has been ascribed to a feeling of
uiieaslnese on the part of security holders
Induced by various causes suoh as the
llarilmau droMon, the prospect of u
mono) stringency at tho end of tho year,
nnd tho coming revision of the tariff
This lcw was strengthened by tbo
hcay liquidation by out-of-town stock
owners, as distinct from tho Wall street
spei illative element. Thete was no ap
parent renion for a changu In sentiment
today and It was the opinion of many
market observers Hint the rally wa due
In large part to over extension ot short
selling.
The opening Was weak, and through the
morning theie was a steady stream of
selling orders which ut times almost de
moralized the maiket. No effe'etlvo refin
ance was offered and stocks wero un
loaded In Increasing volume. Steel told
down to 44, Cnlon Pacific to Mil. Beud
Ing to 1i'A4 and Amalgamated to T&t,
Among II, t less netUe Ivsues declines
were more severe, extending to lo points
In LKCknwnnna and 11 In National Biscuit.
The turn In the market ciitne with the
noon hour und prices mounted steadily
until Steel. Bending and h number ot
Other Important Issue showed net gains
of n point or more, .lust before the dote
the market becuuie heavy, although
prices did not relapse to tho low point
of the day
The Increase of tnS.wm tons In the
United States steel corporation's unfilled
tonnage wus regarded as u sutlsfuotorv
showing, but wan without Influence on
the market in Its unsettled state.
The bond market moved In close sym
pathy with stocks, but some of the ac
tive Issues showed less recuperative
power Total sales par value, t2,MJ,00O.
United Stutes bonds unchanged on call.
Closing quotations 011 bonds todny were
as follows:
Salrn lllch Ix) Close.
UnalKuniitNt Copper
Atntrlcin Agricultural
Amerlfin llrot Hunr
1S,J1
7ti
(4i
4I
1()
H. OOl
21, tuO
J.lkM
J.fKiO
I. ton
f,.ll
l.Don
I.Srtl
U.HW
li)
J.S00
2.0110
MOfl
MOO
1,400
J00
90(1
3,lfl
4.SW
7,.K)0
S.I1O0
5, MM
it. 700
1,1100
i;,ooii
r.ion
M
4914
SST4
113V,
M
Id
1
11
4l'i
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101
114.
in
2C
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1 "JJJJJ
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1
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41
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104
lit
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IIT7
39S
10S4
102.
14
101't
3 US
IS
2HU
27
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1114
136
.12
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113
3i
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18
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4l'
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101
1HH
111
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102
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109S
29 V
US'
131,
121.
20
37.
20
31
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12S
IDS
Ml.
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'iii.
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101 '4
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15',
Wt
114
M.
2H,
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8U.
111H
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120
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11.
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79',
15
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73
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44
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40S
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13
10',
72W
7'i
j ilAm"lrrD ncn
An,,rt(!i'0n lV m
I im Ire Birurllll..
Amorlisn Liiuwrd ....
ArasrlrHn loomollve ..
Ameiirn S & ..
Am. S h. pM
Am. 3usr Itstlntna
Amerlran T. T. .
Araerlrsn Tobo . . ..
Anacoud Mining Co ..
Atrhl.on
Atchlwin fid
Atlantic CoaaL Unit.. ..
Ilalllmora ft Ohio
llthlem Weal
JtrooMm Rapid Tr ....
Canadian I'.cltlc ... .
Central Leather
Cliripake Ohio
Chlrsin O. W
nilonijo. M - SI. P...
Ollraitu K W
Colorado F. & 1
Conaolldated Cat . . . .
Corn Product!
Pelawara Ilndaon
Drnwr & Illo (Irande..
Pfnver S It. O pfil....
IMitllltn' Hecurltlrs ...
Krla
Krl lt pfd
Erie id ptd
Uenfral Clortrlc
(Iraat Northern pfd
Ureal Northern Or. cta
Jlllnola rrntssa
Intcrtiornufh Met
Inter Met. pfd
Jnternattonnl llarvaater.
Inler-Marlue pfd
International I'Aper ....
International I'urap
Kanbaa Clly Kuutliern. .
Irlede Uaa
Ihlth Valley
Liul.vllle Naahrllle..
M '. St I' 41 S. S. M...
Mlptnurl, K A T
MIxmiuiI Pacific ........
National IMacult . ..
National Lead
I'. It. It. ot M.4 I.l pfd .
.Nw Vork Central
f.' V., I) fi W
Norfolk Weatern
Korth American
Northern l'nclfiu
1'ailtli' Mall
Pennsylvania
Iopli'a Gas
T . C . r. & St. I.
Pittsburgh Coal
rreavd Steal Car
us
,
21,
27'.
771, I
"4 :
noi, 1
1354 I
3IS I
1.1?4 I
13"4 I
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20 , 1
314
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1,300
4.000 lIK'i
3. too It
.100
3)0
ll
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h,-
1.700
1.410
h,;oi
I.HOO
Jill
t.noo
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1)
turn
(ml
TOO
300
!.I0
1.S00
l.fno
l.soo
7,100
4,40il
1,000
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6,00
500
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344
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304
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r.no
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. 1,700
. .1,400
. J.r,'i
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400
1ml
400
. It, 400
. S.SO0
200
. t,m
300
.100.100
200
400
. 4,100
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. 4,100
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100
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loss
CIS
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Pullman l'nlare Car
Heading
Republic I. 8
Republic I. Ar S. pfd. .
Rnrk lelanil O
Rock Inland Co ptd -.
HI. I H F. id pfd..
Beatourl Air I.I lie. .. .
Seaboard Air Line pfil.
Hlosa-flbetYleld S I.
Southern Pacific
Southern IUIIimy . ...
Ho Railway pfd
Tvnneasee Oopper ......
Tenn A Pacific
t'nlon Parllle
Union Pacific pfd
Unite,! Statea Realty...
1'nlted Statea Rubber .
United Slates steel....
I H. Steel pfd
I'tah I'opir .,
Vu -'arollna Chemical
Wabaah
WaUah pfd
Weatern Maryland
Weitern t'nlon . .
Writlngbouaa Ulectrlo
WTieclluii 4 1, R
kit.
23S
29 !i I
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71
Xrer Viirk Money )Inrket.
NEW YORK. Dec. lO.-llONEY-On call,
steady, Mf&Vi per cent; ruling rate. v per
rent; oloslntc bid, 5 per cent, offered at
6V4 lr cent. Time loans, wenkor; lxt'
and ninety days, r,cVi Pr cent; six
mouths. 6H(954 per cent.
PRIM K ,M KRCANTI LH PAPfSR-d per
cent
KTRIH,INO HXCnrANOE-Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills nt M.Nfr)
for sixty-day bills and at H UH, for de.
maud: commercial hills. Jl.kn
SILVKR Bar, M'.id, Mexican dollars.
Hc
BONliH Government, stead) . railroad,
htavv
ClosInK nuotatlons nu bonds today we,r
ss follows.
U. S. ret. U, rtg WT,K. C. So. r,f ta .
da coupon 100 1,1. 8 deh 4a 1931
V. a la. rag 19114 1.. N UD 4,
o coupon M3SM K t T. i,t 4a
U. S. 4,, rag . ...HIS (In gen 4 '4.1
97V
ll'i
HI.
94
TO
do coupon . lllK'Mo I'ain, 4a
?an.ui, tt, coupon. .101), lo ronr. i
A lat ctf, M 11 h of M iu, u.
Ainer Ag
ioiuN'. V. c r si
A. T. T. 4.
Am. Tobacco 6.
Armour t Ut. 41,.
Atehlaon geu. 4,.
do cv 4 130 ..
do cr. 1,
A. C I. 1ft 4,.
Hal. A Ohio I,
do H . ...
llrook Tr cr. 4, .
t'en of (la. is
Can leathar 5"
Che, A Ohio 4S
do com. 414, .
iwi 'iln deb 4.
1194N. V. N. If. A II.
14 cr. l.s
94..V A W. 11 n 4a.
)
I'W
. 97
111S
91
. I
IS
KS
.10114
101 do cv. 4t
l No. raclfWi 4.
S'4 do Ja .. . .
971,0. S L rfdg 4a
'WPenn cr, l',t 1911.
"' "do ,roo. 4a . .
iv),u.adlng geo 4, 9u
I I. I f. fa 4 JIU
kl', do tan. U
9HSS1 I. s. W e 4,
Chicago & A. m M
C II. t Q i 4, 91
s A L adj (a
84. I'ac Q. 4,
7(
Ml,
9114
Mli
10o'4
T7S
US
71i
X
101
100s
7l
do can. 4a IS d er. it
C M K P cr 414 1 do lit ref 4a
C II. I & I". c 4a. 4',fc Rallwar ta
do rfg. 4a
sii do gon. 4a
('. A e. t . e 44,
D. A II. cr 4,..
II a R O ref. Si.
riMlllera' (1
'Brie- p. 1 l
do gen. 4a
'.Unlo Paelflc 4i.
97 da cr 4a . .
Hi do at A. raf. 4a.
I' P. Rubber a.
.f fke.1 3d a.
7t1iVa.-Car fhera. (
-no cr h ,,r o wabaili let t ai.
til ia lit ref 4a 94 TVr.lirn M4 4a
4a (44
I4S
IP.
91
Inl.r lt v..
II Weal Eler
I Inter M M 4S
, Japan 4't'
14 Wla Ceniral 4,
91
4 onillllmi of Hie Trensnry,
WAHIHNGTON Dec 10 Tie condl
Pip of fie United Htates trwistiry at
tho beginning of toxines tmlay wns:
Working balnnre. tKi3.0,3tji. In banks and
Philippine treasury, WO.24H.474. total of
general fund. $14 0W.O44. receipts yester
day. II.JiW.SJI. dli.i.ms.MiienU. I41.39. Tho
deficit this fiscal rnr l ;.!, against
a deficit of f.'.i.JTI Inst vrrn The fig
ures for receipts disbursements ntld de
ficit exclude Panama en tin I and public
debt transactions
l.omton Muck Mstrket.
tjONOON, Dec. to -Alonex In short sup
ply. Discount rates steady The bolwice
of the gold available In the market was
taken by Germany and It Is believed a
portion Is Intended for Vienna.
The stock market was prlnolpnJrr- en
gaged In the settlement In which Amer
ican mils were rhargwd S41p4 per cent.
lbor troubles, the break In Wall street
and the disappointing copper producers'
monthly statistic caused tho market to
open dull and lowor from which only
fractional rallies took places Consols lost
.-16, but Mexican rails and some conti
nental favorites were steady exceptions.
The American department opened un
certain, but rallied on light support,
with Canadian Pacific advancing IS on
Berlin buying. After Irregular move
ments In the afternoon the market closed
Bttofly.
London
closing stoi k quotations:
ftiuaola, mart j"
H l.ruinrUln A N"h t
i acruat
Ainl Copper
Anncn.U . ..
AtchUon .. ..
tiMi . Kn. A T.i US
TSN Votk Cntml IUW
Norfolk Wettorn.lll
IflV, do i.lj . . ti
do pfd
IWsi'nUiln ,t Wxrn IIH
tlttllmor Ohio I rnni)lnii!
IV,
raniitltn rstllto l"eitsul Mlnrt
rheaprk & OMo HI Ueadlni;
I'M (Ires! Wiilim It Soutbrrn It;
s
M4
J4
ti
110
1U
H
Ill's
Chi . Mil. t St I' .11I1 do pfd
IV nra
JO'.P.uthtrn Vscltlo
Denver a Illo (I
do ptd
Brio
do let pfd
do td pld
Grand Trunk ... .
llllliola Central .
iMLVKR-Rnr,
ounce
Jl I'll Ion Pirlllo .
4 du rfJ
M'll St.l
A do pM
41 WUh
44
MS do rfd UU
tut 1
steadv ut t 11-ltil per
MONRY JAiWl per cent
The riito of discount In the open mar
ket for short bills la ' per cent; foi
three months bills. 4 per cent.
ru VorU :lnlna totika.
SICW YORK. Dc 10. -Closing; quota
tions, on mining: stocks were:
Com. Tunnel atoca . I llsxlian 1tl
fln bond. 11 Ont.rto ,40
ron. Cat Va 31 Optilr ti
Iron fUlrer 1W stand, rd ....!
ladTlla aii .... I Yellns lark tj
Mttle Chief
Ottered.
Ilnitk t'lrai'liiNs.
OMAHA. Dec. 10. Dunk clearing tor
today wete JJ.MMll.M and :.U1.10.M for
the coi responding day last year.
NKW VtlllK OOnitAI, It Alt KTCT
ituotalluiia ur the llsy un Vnrlons
Culiimoillllra,
NKW YORK. lire. ID.- rLOl R-fitcsdr;
spring patents, t tOtM.fA. winter stralrhu,
r4.45p4.5o; winter patents. M.HMJfi.OO; sprlnK
oloars, J4.15M.i5; winter extras No, 1, M.05
fW.15; winter extras No. 2, W.Djil.or.; Kan.
siraianis, fa.tajqrra.iu. Jtye flour, barely
steady; fair to Rood. ttftVifia.Sd, oholce to
fancy. 8.0OJ4.0O.
CORNM10AI-NteaiU . fine while and
yellow, JJ1.45T1.W; coarse. JUCHJl.tt; Kiln
dried. ii3G.
RYU Quint; No. 2 western. 6IUk.v
c. I. f. Iluffalo.
WIIMAT-Hpot market, steady. No I
rid. 11.00 elevator and S 1 .07. f. o. b afloat,
nomlniil. No. 1 northern Duluth. !Ht4. f
o. b. nfloat. litures market closed Uft
"nC net hlRher. December closed W,o,
May. !1 15-l&It0f.;io. closed t".Hc
CORN- Hpot niarkot, firm; ei-port,
fi3?ic, f. o. b. nflout lo nrrtve
OATS-Spot market. eas , standard
white, :iSc, nouilnal, No. .1, 8";,1j38c; No.
r. SSVtW.tOUjc; hattital whlto, S&KWc; white
clipped. o7i(t40o.
HAY-Htcndy; standard, JL10; No 1.
Jl 11.(411.13; No. 2, JI (B; No. a, Wjttie.
ilOI-rl Quiet, stale, common to choice,
MWc 1911, Wlfic; Paclflo coast,
m:, ifirn'nc; 1911, iivtjijc.
1HIJK8 linsy; Central America, 23!ic;
Ilouotti, 29IfWo.
LHATllMR Klrm; hemlock firsts. !Mi
2fc; seconds. 2728c; thirds. 2ltf2rtc; re
jects, 19B30c.
PROVlMIONfv Pork, istradj, mess.
Jl'AiViUll.'i; fiunlly, 2.i(CC4.(i'. short
cleurs, 2!.ili24.rii). Href. stronKI mess,
W).ftl21.00; f.imlly. !4.0lliri.iO; beef hums,
elO.OfVff.'C.oO. Cut meats, dull; pickled
bellies. 1(1 to 14 lbs., JlU.tOVl.l.OO; pickled
hams, IM.OOIiH.iO. lrd, weak; mldillu
west $IO.F.Vi710.!A: leriiicil, quint: conti
nent, 111.70; Eolith Amcrlcn. (I2.t,"i, com
pound, 7.87IA(J.12V1.
TALLOW 1 Hill:, pilnin city. hhds.,
KUc; special. 7c. country, tHjx'iHc
lll'TTIOR Market weak, receipts, f.,ri7i
tubs, creamery extras, 37iilj.1Sc; proceas
exlins, ITlifflSc, Imitation creamery firsts,
2,Vff 26Vic ; factory June make, WJZSc. tuc
tory current niiUte, firsts. 24 He; Heconds,
2:i'i)2Cc. packlmr slock. .Mine maUu, Z3)t
i'lic; tiacklno" stock, current make, No. 2,
22Vio; No. . S0;j01o.
CHIOKSIO-Bteady, receipts. 3,195 boxes;
slate whole milk held colored, specials,
ISo bid; slato whole milk, white, Wc
asked; state, whole milk, flesh specials,
nUKliHc skims. 44J14SC
lOtKlB-rnsettled; receipts, 9.271 cases,
fresh Kathereil, extra.. HMJTk1; held flesh,
iiNPt-KMc best, 231i'2fic; refrliteiator special
uinrks, fancy, locsl ntorace cIi.iikch paid,
flists, MUWAc nearby hcnneiy.
white, fancy, large, new laid, 45c; nearby
hennery, solected whites. ai'MIc; western
irathered, whites, SOflCSc; ncarbv hennrry,
browns, XtXic.
POULTRY Dressed. f II inei , flesh
killed western chickens. lSfll'Vio, fowls,
l'-'SMc. turkeys, ISflirio.
Ivrinsna Cilr- (irnln anil Pror lalruia.
ICANSAB CITY. Dec 10.-WH1SAT-Cash,
unchaiiKed lo lc lower; No. 2 hard,
t21i"Mc No. 3, trtHiVBo. No. 2 red, 91
'1 1 l.iFv . iNij. w. naiuoc.
CORN Wtlir hlKher, No 2 mixed, 47
1714C; No. 3, 47o; No. 2 white, 4614f47c; No.
3, 4ic.
OATH- I'lichaiiKca; No. 2 white. SlAtec;
No 2 mixed, 32VVW33C
CloHlnir prices of futures.
WHIOaT -May. S4c. July, SK.MlUc.
CORN May, 46Hc July, 46'o
OATH-May. 34c.
RY15-K0C.
HAY Stronser, cholre timothy, 11 3. Off
13.M); choice prairie, Ill.tVOHllOO.
I1HTTBR-Crnmery. 34o; firsts. 32c,
seconds, 30 ; jmcklrie stock, 21022".
BOUH-Kxtras, 26Ac; firsts, 2S1J2.V; tec.
inula, 18c.
POULTRY Hens. lHyP12Vic; roosters.
H'VftHc. younc turkeys, P!c; ducks, UlTHi:.
Receipts. .Shipments.
Wheat, bu .17,(l ,(
Corn, bu H.Ofij ino.iioo
Oats, bu 10.0) 13.0U1
Asullnble .Supply of (irnln.
NEW YORK. Dec. lo.-flpedal cable and
trelcKrnphlc communications received by
Rrudstreel s show the following chamtrs
In available supplies as compared with
piovloiiH account- Wheat, t'nlted States,
east Rockies, Increased 0.030,000 bushels.
United Htate.s. west Rockies, decreased
143.O0O bushels. Canadu. decreuaed 1S2,0i1
bushels. Total I'nlled Htate.s and Cunndn
Increased ,855.V) bushels. Afloat for
and In IJurope. derreused 2 fiOO.OOo binhnH
Total Amrrlcjtn and Kuropean, Increased
2,t."i.Uy) bushels. Corn United .States and
Canada, decreaned 277,( bushels. Oats,
United .States und Canada, decreased
433.0U0 bushels. The leading Increases and
decreases reported this week follow In
creases: Portland. Me , -Jib.oOO bushels.
Iiulsvllle. rW.OiO bushels Decreases:
.Manitoba. l.l;,(i) bushels. Minneapolis,
private, 120,000 bushels. Lincoln and vi
cinity, 100,004 bushels. OtfileiiHburc, U.UO
bushels. The visible supply of wheat In
Canada Haturday. December 7. was 13.917.
000 bushels, a decrease of 1.29S.0CI0 bushels.
Liverpool drain .Marltrt.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 10 --WHIOAT-Spot.
easlor. No. 1 Manitoba, 7s d. No. 2
Manltobs. 7s3Vd. No. 3 Manitoba. 7 2.1.
Kuturea, steHd . December, TslHd;
Match. "24d; Mav, 7s Rid
CORN Hpot, steady. Ameilcaii mixed
old. via Oalveaton. Cs2Hd; American
mixed, old, 6s IVjd Futures, steady, De
cember, Is 10Ud; Januari, is lOd.
Toledo Seed Market,
TOLKDO. Dee. 10. SRBDB - Clover,
prime cash, fll 10. December. $11.10;
March. 11.17r, February, $11.20. No. 2.
IllMOuMO.rjO. Alslke. prime. $12.75; Decem
ber. $12.7S; March, $13.80. Timothy, prime.
$!.&$; December, $1 '.(. February. $2W'2.
March. $2.06
Dlilutli Grain MarLrt.
DILUTH, Minn De. 10 WIIKA'I
1 hard S2'ic. ,S
1 'iinein si-,
Mutual a No
iV",jwk. aske 1
No 3 northern "SV
hrd 79V Dtf""i'iir
Ma M,r aake.l
OATS- :9Ur
I
IfiMAHA MVP. CTAM MARkTT
vnifiiin uiiu UIUUIV lliniMVUl
Cattle Receipts Lnrpc, Prices Steady
to Ten Lower.
ITnnc aitrrri) a c?itatti or itTi
MUGS SUFFER A SHARP SLUMP,
Vnt l.miibs ouiiiimihI built Ntrndy
Prices, While pt Sheep Are
St-U- to NtrniLHrr nnd
I'Miltrs tv ftenilj.
SOI Til UMAII , Dec. U', l!tt
.,i,:'el1" n''r Cattle, lltns. Sheep.
Official Monira ... MM 7.IV3 u.lst
Bstlmate Tuesday. .. 7,6to 14.y I6.W0
Two days this week li.Slft
Heme days last week. 17.141.
Maine dnys 2 wks iiko 1K.W.7
Same days 3 wks aco ltfcV5
2i.!yt
2r W-
a.2
21 1.77
14 l!"i
17.W1
2tl,to2
S8.ii:
32.875
37,W7
iO.142
21.374
Mine aays 4 wks no. U.24S
Same da-a last er. . 17.2'J.i
The follov
ollowine tab e show
e shows the receipts
or caltl
e, hONa and sheep at South Omaha
for the Vear f lint u m n,.tiiiiuru,1 tvtth
Inst year iw, mi. . inc. Doo.
Cattle . ... 970.4tW t,115.42fl . .. H4.lJ0
HBS 2.7DS.2J3 2.22,OK7 t3tl.l52
Sheep . . B.S44.4H a.Sjfl.UT-J . 43.0U3
The followliiK table shows the raliso of
prices for hous at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
1911. 110 1'J.,1WiI.UM..,IW!.
Nov. I. 1 7 Tv.a.
Oil 7 07 h 1 4 .'161
Nov. sa 7 WH
" I 7 tVJ a 1J b Wv; 4 U'1
a 04
c 03
6 OS
Deo.
I).
ll UJ, . Id v " I ..II '
a Oil 7 131 S Mi i 7L 4 61
I 7 IS 5 M 6 Kl 4 IH
Don
7
7 MU
Use. 3.
Dec, 4..
s
a
l2 lfl u (411 4 Wl tl 13
91, 7 2'! 1 S CS 4 87 6 12
Ml 7 40! S 121 , 4 71 G lfi
Dec. 5..
Deo. ..
Dec. 7..
Dec. a .
Dec V
I bi
1 S3
n
7 MU
t. 94 7 41 K 22 6 41. 4 63
4 21
& 97 7 32, s 22 16 4.';
5 7 S2, s 221
U
65V 6 01 7 4&, N 30 j 4 1
lH'C. 10.1.
Kk S 3.1 6 CI, 4 31 f 21
Indicates .Sunday
f'ATTI.H Cuttle rvvnlpta were verj lib
eral today, 29 cars Indue reported In,
Htlll the total for the two dus foot a up
only 1.1,318 head, a fallliiK off of over
4.000 hiw-d, as romparrd wtlh a week atio.
Other market slnts were also well sup
plied with cattle, while advices weie Ken
erally unfavorable to selllnif Interests.
While beef steers were In Kood demand
strain today the supplj was larxo
enollKll to meet the leuulreinents of all
I buyers, so that they were In a position
wrieie me could afford to lake tlieir
tlmo In filling- orders. As n testilt of this
the market wns dull nnd unywhoro from
weak to lOo lower than yesleidny. It must
bo lioine In mind, howoer. that yester
day'a market was sharply hither, omIiik
to the llKht receipts.
Cows and heifers sold In about the
same way us href steel's, that Is, the
trade wns slow and dull from start to
finish, with prices riitiKlu; nnywheio from
about steady to a little lower
Doslrahle feeding cattle were In active
demand and sold very freely at Kood,
firm r.rlces inferior kinds may have
been n little easier, but the market as
a whole was In verj Kod condition as
viewed from a seller's stnndpolnt
Quotations on Native I nttle Good ta
choice beef steers, JX.2M19 7&, fair to nood
beef steers, $7.!MI.2f. common to fair
beef steers, M. O0ta7, 76, wood to choice heif
ers, J5.7IVjy7.0O: Rood to choice cows, to. SO
C'l.W, fair to good trrades, J4.fjOtffi.ti0, com
mon to fair atradss, $3.2G'Q'I.M; Rood to
choloe stookers and feeder-, J5.2dtf7.utf;
fair to nod Blocker nnd feeders. Vi.TtQ
$ 20, common In fair stockors and feed
ers, $0,00416,70; stock cows nnd helfurs,
H.6OJ-0.00; veal calves, JG.OOtfOOO, bulls,
stags, etc , 14.O0UO.00.
Quotations 011 Ramce Cuttle Good to
choice beef steer. $9.7b3S.15, fair to Kood
beef steers, tt.2fitrll.75, common to fair
beet steers, to.COttfl.Zu.
HOOH-Apuil from souin eaily btisltiHsa
transacted by the rpoculntlvn buyers, the
hou market presented n rather unlet ai
pearancn tlurtnif n koimI part of the morn-InK-
When the packers mnilo tholr first
rounils they placed bids on a ijnodly num
ber of tho otfeiliiK 011 n basis ubout lord)
Ida lower than tbo Knnernl run of sales
yesterday, and apparently left the sellerH
to tnkn atioh prices or huve the pleasure
of holdliiK- their linns over until tho fol
lowing duy. The curly sales to tho specu
lators wero around $7.0OU 7.H5. or dfrlOu
lower than yesterday's Kmietai mnikot,
but, as noted above, the packers refused
to follow the speculators at those figures.
The movement nil morning was slow nm!
trado was very uncertain tight from the
opening. Whnt made matters worso was
t li 0 very liberal supply In sight and bear
ish advices from eastern point.
In tho end the muIUum wero forrntl to
pnrt with their holdings Just about uliern
the psrker buyera had figured, the hulk
of the hogs moving at a range of $7.riOtf
7. hi. with moat ot Ouun 11 round $7.Ki,
When considering the operations of tho
speculators and tho packer buyers to
tether the Kinornl market may ho re
garded aa anywhore from 11 nickel to as
much an If.o lower, with the majority of
the offerings showing n dime ilniilno.
The lowest point of the day was during
the closing trade, sains tit the close lining
weak nt the 104jl(K decline. Once the Holl
ers mode up their minds lo accept the
reduction In prices the innvemunt wna
fairly active it rid a clearance was mum
effected
In nil about 220 cars, or 10,000 linad, worn
ynrdoit, an against 14,247 last Tuesday,
12,317 head two week ago and 11,211 head
on tho iiimn day n'yeiii ago. Ah 011 Mon
day the gnucral iinallty wiu consldeied
very fair for Ibis time of Mm year, tho
beat hogs 011 sale reaching $7 OS, e.uctly
a dime lower than tho top prlro yester
day 8HHKP - Notwithstanding, a generous
supply of sheep, which consisted hugely
of fed western lambs, n good undertone
seemed to feature the murket. The re
ceipts were considerably linger than a
week ago, two weeks and 11 vear ugo, and
were the largest for a Tuesday since
Novemler 12. As on yestuday, while no
improvement In the guuornl trade was In
dlcatnd by the first reports from other
live stock ciMitein. local trado heKuu na
tive nnd remained so throughout the
morning. Although killing lambs wero in
very liberal supply, valued held up re
markably well, being fully steady with
yesterday's price. First thing In the
morning about four loads of foil western
lambH sold at $7.70. Identical with the
highest point reached on Moiula. It
might bi mentioned, however, there Is a
preference on the part of most all buyers
for fat atuff on tho handy weight order,
though Die heavier kinds lire apparently
In bettor demand than yosteiduv and dur
ing the closing daya of last week The
total number of fat owes, wothera and
yearlings made up tho small end of to
day's receipts, the supply being ruther
light This fact no doubt helped to
strengthen thu demand, and In conse
qunvt prices ruled goneraily Mcady to
strong, and In some casas possibly a
Htllei higher Tho activity of the move
ment was more marked than that of
iambs, and anything at all deslrablo an
klllors was disposed of fairly early. In
cluded In, the sale was a bunch of fed
ewes that brought $4. 45 aa compared with
$4 40, the top for that class of sheep on
the day previous Home range j cartings
commanded W, and a load of fed wethers
sold as high a $4 I)
While the feeder supplv continues rather
light. 11 might be expei ted at this tlmo
of the eur there was apparently a very
fair lnqulr for that class of Mlieep.
Prices showed no material change from
yesterda. . while the movement was fairly
active, nnd the most useful feeder offer
ings met wltlj ready sale. A fair cleai
ance was effected In good season.
Quotations on hheup and lambs i.ambt.
good in lioico $7 30777.70, lambs, fair to
good. 6.40f7.9: lambs, feeders. 3.rg(i SO;
yearllnfts. guij.l to choice $&.5&tifi2u. year
lings, lieavi. HKjb.'S,. jearllngs. feedors.
$4.VYj;Vi.4o; wethers, good to choice, $4.3&'tf
4.M. wnlhers. fair "to good, $3.50-4.26,
wetheis, feeders, $4 OMjA.iO; ewes, jrood to
choice, J4.Ua t. 40, i wos. good to choice.
$4.1M4 40: ewes, fslr to good. $3 000-1.15;
ewes, feeders, $.SoJj3.M. ewes, yearling
breeders, J4GOiJo00; gulls, sheep and
bucks, ?2.60oS.r).
hlocU In Mwlil.
Receipts of llvo slock ut the five prin
cipal western markets jeaterduy!
cattle. Hues. Sheep.
... -,m id. too is.rioo
... il.Ilfln 13,0i MWl
.. .17.000 ai.ao io,(o
...111. 600 14.C00 3,u0
....1.SM) 2S.OU) 30,000
South Omaha...
St Joseph
Kausua City
Ht. Ixuils
Chluago
Totals
.47.SOO 9$,tT0 U3.MX)
st. I.oula Live StocL IliirUcl.
ST LOUIS. Dec ltl CATTLH Hi'
I'elpts JO..') head, lin luilliiK '') Tex.ius
market 2fic to 4') lowe . , holce to fin
steers, $10.COiill0 noiil to rhol' - sti-ir-,
XhOti'i.70 drcsfrd an 1 Pufl-cr tens,
IiV'JW ftofker- 111 I felerif $r '
'mvs and hcfi rs $1 ' ; ' 1 f ann- r. 13 CJ
4J100 l'-:'1s $1 "jxif to al-'e.s fdliV-flOTB,
11
lTt!utM !'! "huhoma .tiers,
'" ami neirrrs, 3 7173.110.
j IltKlS -llecrlpts. U,Ki head; mark, t nv
lower; i and lights. .7iVr7 7:, rrlxf;i
and biltchfts, t.0f7.M); good henv tJ
f7 0.
SUKUP AND LA.M1-Heelpt-. ,e.x
head, nmrkct KV- to l&c hlvlier mutiro
. 1M ' yeariitigs, xrv.!niiii.w; iambs ti..i
n:ss: cniis ami bucks. $20ofi32r stin.
ers, .XC043.8o.
CIIICAtid , VH MTOCK AIMIKII
Deitinnil fur Cnttlf Sternly tings
WcnU s,eei Richer.
CHR'AdO. Dec til CAITLTJl Receipt?
s.fOil head, mnrket. steady; beeves $S '. ,t
11(0: Texas steers, $..VrJ-(6.80 we. trir,
slecis. J&.iVifJO , stockern and feeders,
$4.40fl,T f,",, cows and heifers. $2 37 V
calves, $n OftftlO 7C
HOOH-Recclptr. K.000 bend n-srke
weak, largely I.V lower, light. $7 20g7n,
mNed, $7tf7(35. Iieavy. $7.24fl7ftj; rough
7 S'.tiT 40, pigs. $. 2Tf7 16; hulk of salr
$7 4Mr7 B.
8IIHUP AND LA MRS Receipts 3n.(i
bead, market generally lStf20c higher
native. $1 Ohir U"' western, $1 206.0O
M'arllngs, $.S I0fi0.7n lambs, nntlve. $r, 2fVJ
S 15. western. tfl.aHJS 16
Km 11 u I'lty 1,1, r .HtocU .Market,
KANHAH CITY. Dec. 10.-CATTLF.-Re-celpts.
17.010 head, Inrludlng elOO southerns
href steere, H,c lower; cows, steady
Blockers and feeders, strong, dressed beef
and oxport stieis, $7.Wfrl0.7S; fair to good.
0i"fi7.S0, western steers, $ri.cViiS.P0. stoci.
rrs and feeders, $r..0Ofi7.0O; southern steers
tf'OOnTO; southern cows, $3.75tW.'J0, rH'
tlve cows. $S75ff7.M: native heifers, $.'.0(ih
9.fi; bulls. JI.7M,0n; calves, KOOftlO CO.
HOOK Receipts, 23,(ti0 head: market. 10
lo ISc lower; hulk of sales. $7 fi.Vi7,S0.7
hcnv. $7 7.'iO7.S0: nnckers and biilphers.-
17 ft.-.tT7 T. : light. $7 007.70: ulRs. $(l.KVfr7,00.
HHLICP AND IA M RH Receipts, 10,000
ihrnd. market. 10r to 1.'.c higher, lamb. -.
$il.ariiS.00; vearllngs. V.00h7.cl. wetlicrs n
U4.2O.WOO. ewes, $4 aVtri 00, stockers nnd
feedoiH. $TVtif,.2f.
t. Joseph Live Ktoek Mnrlcrt.
ST .IOSKPII, Mo. Dec. 10.-CATTLK -Receipts.
r.,3Cfl head; market slow, steers.
i..7ttfl' '.'. i.iKi nnd heifers. $3.SOfiS.S0.
clv s. ft wnsR.
Hu'lf Ui.elpts. 13.000 bead; market Jo
lower, top. $7.96. bulk of sales. $7.?7,IM.
SIIKI7P AND 1-.MR!-Recelpts, 3.0O.
head; market stenilj . lambs, 6.407 M.
OMAHA (iUXKIItl, M A II 14 1ST.
I RUTTKIl No. 1. 1-lb. carton. J7c, No.
1, win. iiiiHj, wiic; .o. z, ;nic.
CH ICHHhK Imported Swiss, 33c; Amort
ivin Hwlss, Wc; block Swiss, 29c; twins,
We; dulsles. X); trlpleta, 2l)c, Young
Americas, 21c; blue label brick, 20c, llm
bnrger, S-lb 21c, 1-IU, 22c; Now York
white, 21c.
UUMK CUT PRICKS-Rlbs: No, 1, 20i';
No. 2, 13c; No. 3, 10c. I)lns No. 1,
22o; No. 2, IRp; No. n. lU,c; Chucks- No.
1, 9c; No. 2. 74i;; No. 3, 74c. Hounds.
No. 1, 12o; No. 2, 4c; No. 3, tvs. nates.
No. 1, c; No. 2. 74c; No. 3, 6o.
Wool .Mnrkl't,
RO.STON, Dec. 10. WOOI-Very IRUa
Interest Is taken In domestic wools
Transfers nro light anil holders refuse to
hIuuIo prices In order to sell their goods,
Tlu bulk of the trading is In territory
stock, although some fair transaction
arc reported In nearby fleeces. California
und Texas products are very dull, Mis-t-ourl;
Three-eighths blood. 29c; quarter
blood, 2!HffKV Honta od basis: Toxaa
film, i! to H mouths, f.Odtc; fine, U
month, ii2'(;3i fiim full, 47j4Sc. Cali
fornia northern, OSfffMc; middle, county,
uOfn02c; southern. 4S(lt4!ic; fall free. iMtMci.
Oregon eastern No. 1 staple. C44JWic, cast
cm clothing, tiOc; Valley No. 1, Kic, Ter
ritory; Finn staple, OOTKViC; fine uiedlilm
atnple, 64U1Sc; fine clothing, fiOfii flnn
medium clothing, f.TJifi'.V; half blood comb
ing, 02j(i4c; thrve-elghtlis blood combing.
671 .r,Sc; quarter blood combing, 53UfCc.
HT. LOUIS, Dec. in. WOOIj-Bteady ;
medium grades combing and clothing,
23HU20o; light flue. l'.M121o; heavy fine,
IWlHc; tub washed. 27ift3ik;.
Ictul MnrLet.
NliV YORK. Dec. 10.-MKTAI-Cop-pctr,
Htuiiity; stnndnrd spot. $16.K7, hid; I--cember,
$l(I.S(r(17 37. Jnnuary and Feb
ruary, $10..7ftl7 21; electrolytic, 117.CItl7.S7.
lake, $7.C217 7: castings. $17.2Bti"l7..l7
Tin, easy; spot to February. $49.05tf49.:!0.
Lead, easy; $4.2.Vfi'HO Spelter, easy, $7 2)1
'ii7.4H. Antlnumv, quiet; Cookson's, $10.."i0.
Iron, quiet nnd unchanged. Copper ex
ports this mouth. S.070 tons. Loudon cop
per, dull; spot. 70 10s: futurcH. X7G 10a,
Uinilou tin, dull; spot. 220: futures, 220.
London lend, 18 la 3d. Ignition spelter
21 Ida. Iron, Cleveland warrants, 07h
7H'l In I-ondon.
HT. LOUIS, Dec. 10. -MI3TALH Lend I
unchanged, $4.20. Hpelter: Dull. $7 20.
l 1 11 ilea polls (Jrnlii Markrf.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 10. WHEAT -Dei
ember, "irHe; May, S4.,c; July, FJi.ff
sri4o. Cash- No. 1 haul. S2Hc: No 1
northern. hHl2'.o; No. 2 northern. 78ift
80t4jo: No. 2 hard Montana, SOHc; No, 3,
7f.saJ7S,0.
COIL'-42'iN2Hc.
OATS No. 3 whlli). 30a30?4C.
HYK-No. 2, 0MIS7C
RILVN-In 100-lb. sucks, $lS.00ylS.DO
b'LOUR Flrat patents. $4,0344.35; ec
ond patents. $3.90fH.10: first clears, 2.o
3.20; second cleat'B, Vl.VXUV.iQ.
WlSlflD-Flux. $1.23V4.
11ARLUY 10TJ09C
Cotton .MnrUel.
NI-7W YORK, Dec 10.-COTTON-.Spot
closed steady; middling uplands, 12 93,',
middling gulf, 12.30c. Sales, 100 bales.
Cotton futures closed firm. Closing bids!
December, 12,:o; January, 12.80c; Febru
ary. 12.Mo; ilaroh, 12.680 ; April, 12,60c,
May, 12.Wo; June, 12.62o; July. 12,61c;
August. 12.3o; September, ll.tKc, Octo
ber, U.SOc. ,
LIVERPOOL, Do. 10.-4JOTTON Hpot,
III fair demunil; price Bteady: American
middling, fair, 7.53d; good middling. 7 ld.
middling, C.99d; low middling, 6.81d, good
ordinary. C.UOd. ordinary. 6. Sid.
Wool Market.
HOSTON, Ma.. Dec. 10.-AVOOL-Tiading
In domeHtln wool Is reported to
be very light, but holders refuse to shade
value. Tho hulk of the Bales la in ter
ritory stock with Montana staples bring
ing 20 cnntti. Flenco wools ure firm,
Ohio fine washed delulno Helling at 84c
Medllum fleet es ure In small supply and
selling at 30ti31c for Ohio. The demani
for pulled wool Is fair.
ST LOUIS. Dee. 10.--WOOL Stwidy;
territory and western mediums. 2126o;
fine mediums. lKfraOc; fine. Uill'o.
Coffee Market.
NliW YORK, Dec. 10. -"OFFER- Fu
tures market opened steady nt unchanged
Pi Iocs. Tho close was 3 or 4 lmlnta off
fioui the best under realizing, hut stead
and from 3 to S imlnts net higher. Hales
were oa.SfiO bags; December, 13.o5o; Janu
ary. 13.19c; February, 13.'JHc; March, 13.ilc:
April. 13.62c; May, 13.72c; June, 13.77c.
July. 1S.S3C; August, 13.88o; September,
October. November. 13.92c. Hpot market
quiet; Rio 7s. 14c; Huntos 4s, lic Mild,
quiet: Cordova. 16i;tjlSc.
UlliviiilUcr tiro 1 11 MnrLet.
MILWAUKKK, Dec. 10 -WH1CAT - No
1 northern. KMfSGc; No. 2 northern. S3y
Sb . .No. 2 hard winter, Nitic; December
Mi , Mai. cfi'.dMi.c.
CO UN-No. 3 yellow, 474t5c; No 3
white. 47fc-4c. No 3. 10fi47c; IX'Cemliar
4i,c; May, 4SUJl-lSc.
OATS-Htandard, 3tc.
HA RLHY 64j72c.
'I'lirpell t Inn at ml Rosin.
SAVANNAH. Doc. 10.-TURPKNTINH
- Finn; 361c; sales. 359 bbls.; receipts, !
bbls.; shipments. 720 bbls.; stock, 39,41
bills.
ROSIN-Flrm: sales. 2,914 bbls. re
ceipts. 6.8.11 bbls ; shipments. 316 bbls
stock, 154,OfW bbls. Quote: A. U. C D. K
F. O. H, $5.40SC55; K. $.404j7.W, N, $7 25,
WO. $7 35; WW. $7.4i.
I'lilliidrlphlu Proilucc .Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. lO.-BUTTBU
Steady and unchanged.
KOuS Steady; fair domand, Pennsil
vanla and other nearby current receipts
free cases, $S.030.00 per cose; western
current receipts, free rases. rS-'OtjllOA
CHHKH 13 Steady and unchanged .
II ry riiiuila llni'Uef,
NKW YORK, Deo, in -DRY fiOODH
Tho cotton goods market were ttg te
today General trade wit" dlstr'buters
held steadx Their was more -uhi t
the retail nietripoll'ati tradi 111 31 U
goods
Ho to tl-e Blt'iat.'is ee Ad.
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