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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
CarIot Receipts.
CBIcAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

FEhGe1 on Board OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Dec An improved demand
by foreiEnsrs Tor American wheat caused
strength today in the local wheat market,
the May option closing with a net gain Of
nc. Corn was up hc- Oats were Nc higher
ara provisions were up 2l497lEc.
The wheat market was strong all day de-
spite the fact that receipts In the northwest
ana the total primary receipts were much
larger than for the corresponding day last
year. During the first hour trading
legged somewhat because OF the interest
taken IN a vote on the proposition TO re
duce commission yates on the exchange.
During the last half OF the session, how
were lively bidders for the December OPP
ton. while shorts covered freely in both
December and Nay CommtssioE houses
son for the strength shown by the market
Was a dispatch from New York stating that
io.o0Qooo bu. Of Manitoba wheat had been
factor was an advance OF more than lc
In the prize Of December wheat at Min
nca polls. A rise in the price OF cash wheat
at ths principal grain centers in the middle
west Of from hd1c per bushel stimulated
the demand for options. A decrease OF go .
shown By Bradstreet's compared with an
increase OF more than 40oo,oQ0 bu- last week.
also aided the bulls; The market closed sd
higher, at 7sd7S5sc, advanced to 7satc and
closed at lS1tc- Clearances OF wheat and
noyr were e99sll 70 80 so 6G PTi ,1S ng re re
for the corresponding day last year. Min
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts OF Saa cars, against S6 cars last wee k
and SIS cars a year ago.
, A feature OF the trading in the corr pit
was the selling OF December by cash houses
This weakened the market early In the day
but Later prices became hrm in sympathy
with wheat and because OF an estimate OF
greatly reduced receipts for tomorrow. The
market closed hrm May opened unchanged
al $50, advanced to tSitc and closed al
EAc. Local receipts were l52 cars, with
twenty-five Of contract grade.
Trading in oats was quiet and the market
Was sarm. Shorts and commission houses
were the principal buyers, while the selling
was largely by local longs May opened
shade lower at Si5saS5c, advanced to S55sd
Sshe and closed at SSitc. Local receipts
were IL cars.
A decided decrease in receipts Of live hogl
at western packing centers caused an &C
tive and hrm market for provisions. Shorts
and local packers did most OF the buying
while offerings came chiefly from longs
A. the close January pork was up ne Al
SitS5is. Lard was up nc, at S.t1h. Rib
wore 5d7lkc higher at fef1Sd8Oo.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat
2s cars: corn, - cars; oats. "a cars, hogs
$50 head.
Tha leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

BOSTON, Dec. 4.-WOOL-with the sup
plies Of fleece and territory woods greatly
depleted. the wool market remains strong
and active as conditions will permit
The stock Of territory Is estimated smaller
than at this time last year. The demand
for clothing continues. On account OF the
adequate supply Of grades, it has been
hoped that foreign wool would MI up the
void, but operations abroad are reported
conservative. Territories hold firm. The
pulled woods. fine AS, sell steadily at
53a55c while a" supers range from 5s1
SEC. Foreign woods are firm. Leading quo
tations: Indiana and Missouri, combing.
three-eighths blood, S313ic. combing quar-
ter blood, ada1zc. Texas (seoured basis.
fine, L months. s2q75c; fine. 10 s months.
&c: fine, fan clean 5SdSOc. California
Secured basis), northern choice, 66q6Sc
fan free, 54db5c. oregon Secured basisl.
eastern, No 1 staple, 1G73c; No. ] clothing,
s 500, valley, valley. NO. / s9as2e; territory,
medium, 6Sa70c; medium, 65d66c; territory
ordinary tscOured basis, fine, 67d6Sc fine
medium, 66167C: medium. 6Sds5c Colorado
and New Mexico spring secured, X 66dssc:
No. ], 62q64c; pulled woods (scoured basis.
extra, 6sdIlc; hne a" 63a66c; "A" supers.
55d5sc; b supers. fd63c.
LONDON, Dec. A-WOOL-The offerfpgs
at the wool auction sales today Amounted
TO u.765 bales; nne grades were hrm hut
medium gTeasies were slightly irregular and
occasionally lower; large supply OF new
clip scoureds caused spirited Competition
Good coCnbing greasy and pieces were taken
for America at full rates, as were several
parcels Of New Zealand greasy quarter
bred combings. a. Is nd Following ar
the sales In detail: New South Wales
2eO0 bales; secured, is li4ddls ILd: greasy
B4dUls g54d. Queensland a6O balas
secured. is 6da2s I'D: greasy, 9iidffIs IN
Victoria. 30 bales. secured. Is dos "a
greasy. 6hddls I'D South Australia ~
SO bales Ereasy sd8is ia ' T HgsIT1Iis
LOO bales; greasy. Is 2lkdais "a Cane o'
Good Hope and Natal, 100 bales: greasy
61ldQ64d Punta Arenas, 400 bales secured
1sdls sid: greasy glhd River 1iats ~
bales; secured, lO1zddls Ia Falkland
islands, LOO bales greasy. 7izddls nd
ST LOUIS. NO Dec 4-WOOL-Steady
medium grades, combinE and clothing. -
&c; light, fine. led23c; heavy, fine, itdlec
tub washed. 12d93Iac
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

NEW YORK, Dee. A-AETALS--The
London tin market was lower under spec
uiative realizing, according 10 private
cables. with spot closing al Ele8 b and
futures al the same price. The local mar
ket was weak in consequence and spot was
quoted al So. 65H430o Copper was un-
Changed 10 a shade higher IN the London
market, with spot quoted at Ei03 and
futures al El64 The local market was
arm. with lake Quosed az So 5Jd22- Is:
sisctrolytlc al ~ i1iad22-s7is and casting al
q o0G1a 81 Lead was unchanged al 5T5d
500 m the local market. In London the
price was shade higher az El0 los. spell
teE was unchanged AZ &s iu London. but
advanced 10 26Ga60 locally. Iron WAS
HIGHER IN the English market. with stand
ard foundry quoted az 62s "a and Clevslaud
warrants al as I'D Locally the market
was firm. No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted
At N5&ds6S No. 2 foundry northern al
SeAU6&75; No. I foundry southern al
IS 5eifel 81 and No foundry southern al
81 00fCI %.
ST. louis Dec 4-AfFTA Tls-Lead
steady. Aslh speller steady, -
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Kanaaa city live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, No, Dec, 4-CATTLE-
southerns; market steady; choice export
and dressed beef steers. S6.5Oq57b; fair TO
good, A.O0d6.S5; western steers, &3.4Ofi6 %.
steers, Ss0od6-25; southern COVE. 3ZO06IS 30
native cows, t20oq4.oo; native heifers, 81
$500: bulls. g. Bd4.o0i calves t2.60ds.50.
HOGS-Receipts. laOo0 head market 50
nc higher; top k.Sas; bulk. S6.17Ifd8Z IN
heavy, SA3OdS M packers t8l1sa6 %:
pigs and nghth, S.b0d6B.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head; market steady; tops. $50: lambs.
SS.OCdT.bO: ewes and yearllnEs. 45Od63:
western FED XsasTlngs S,!sss;So; wcstsrn
Sc 6Od6Oo.
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local liquidation following lower cables and
cont .nued neuVy rpccInts. ThCfe was a
further loss OF about 5 points during the
middle session under continued selling for
long accounts Doc the absence Of support,
but the market ralEed toward the close on
covering with last prices steady 90 not
decline Of lU66 points sales were re-
ported az 1900 AaEs Including December
3 25c. January. alg5 i0C. February. hJc,
March. 57ou5 75c. April 5SoC. May, 51pI
5Sc. July, 5%16OC. August, 6lec, Sep
TENDER. 60sd6 &c. October 6loC; Novem-
Der. 6loc. Spot gteady, No { RIO iAc In
voice.
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81. LouIs 1--we stock MARKET.

ST. LOUIS No, Dec. L-CATTLE-Re-
S0S. rnsTIet ~, nStivsH stSsdyr TsIs,,.
slow; native shipping and export steers,
tABGi.o0; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$50; stockers and feeders SZtOa450; cows
and heifeTs, t2.0Od6.8; canners, tl.5Od2 s.;
bulls, g. HGl4.Oo; calveA t3.25f165O; Texas and
g. 35d360
HOGs-Receipts. $500 head; market 5Ii0c
higher. pigs and lights, s6.S5q6.00. packers,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReceiptA. 1000
head; market strong; native muttons, 500
d650; lambs, H0OQ7 80; culls and bucks,
t2.T6dS00, stockers. "a ood4O0
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Cotton MnrLet-

NEW YORK. Dec 4-COTTON-spo.
closed quiet. mlddhng uplands II Olc. mid
ding gulf. ~ &c: no sales
LIVERPOOL Dec. 4-COTTON-S
good business done prices 5 points lower
ding. SID; middling, sod. low middIire
ed; good ordinary, S.s3d ordinary. s. 05
The sales Of the day were l4.Ol0 hales ~
which 80 were for speculation and eXport
and included l2.0'0 American. ReceiDts
81 - bales. eli American.
ST. LOUIS. Dec A-COTTON-gtead
AIiddling lie. Sales ID bales: receipts r ~
bales. Shipments. 81 bales: stock. l6a-
bales
NEW ORLEANS. Dec a-COTTON-
Spot closed steady: sales. 67m bales. low
ordinary 1sc: ordinary. 10. good or
fi7ary. 5-l6c: low middli1g sc: middline
n i5-isc; fair. = s-lsc-
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NEW YORK, Dec. ANON EY-On call,
strong at 1904 per cent; rDling rate, -
per cent. closing bid Is per cent; offered.
IS per cent Time loans. very strong %
days. 8 per cent bid; 50 days, ~ per cent
months, per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6a5h
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Heav with
actual business in bankers bills at &4Sl0a
81 S5l5 for demand and at 81 N20uf.SlsO for
siNty-day bills, posted rates, t4daAal7 and
s. S6l4 S5iz: commercial bills, N.s0lf4sJlp
SILNER-Bar. e9AtC; Mexican dollars,
5Sl4c.
BONDs-Governmeut steady. railroad.
heavy.
Quotations on bonds tooay we're as fol-
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SIOUX CITY, Ia, Dec. t.-(speclsl Teie-
gram - CATTLE - Receipts, 1000 head.
market steady: beeves, k-25a6S; COWS.
bulls and mixed. t.B64.00; stoekers and
feeders. f5.oo04l5; calves and yearlings,
HOGS = Receipts, 500 head: market
strong. selling AZ t6OO96-9o; bulk Of sales.
sHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 800
head; market steady.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

NEW YORK. Dc A--ENAPOHAIED
APPL.ES-Market hrm and further ad-
vances have been scored: choice So
prime .6G8ise.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT6-Pruues.
UNCHANGED AZ 20 &C. for California fruit.
according 20 grade. Apricots. quiet firm:
choice lbc: extra choice i7dl9c: fancy lan
&c. Peaches, unchanged choice, lie; extra
choice, i1dl1kc; fancy, l3Adi2Asc Raisins
quoted al sc; seeded, 1000; London lay
ere. s. 6d1.75
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saeek In siEht,
SNock IN hAAAAs
} OF live stock At the six pr


NEW YORK. Dec. A-OIL-COttonseed
steady: prime crude. T. q. b. mills, sec:
prime yellow, &c. Petroleum, steady: re-
Ilsitimors, Sz.t0: philadelphia and Balti-
more, In bulk. As. Turpentine. steady:
s9l4d7oc
OIL CITY, Pa, Dsc. A-OIL-CTedN bal
anceE- 81 IS: runs. 81. 6U bblA.: average A. Us
bbIa shipments. ie.ss0 bbls.: stock. sl5 rs
bbls
81 81: y, 81 SSd4O0: p ts.9Od4O0: G. Bg56
Iozit; Ii, t4iOdAis l. A-5o; X. $40. ~,
$50. \. lGS; VIC. S.7B; WV. 800.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

NEW YORK. Dec. A-speciAl and tele-
s-sphio communications resolved BY Brad
5trsefs show the following change IN avail
4 Die supplles as compared With previous
acsountss Wheat Omitted Stases. east
Rnckiss Increase H6O0o bu.; Canada de-
craase. ITS &C bu. total United States and
Canada. increase. a 900 bu-; anoat for and
81 Europe decrease. a1Qoo bu- total Amer
ioaa anl i1gropean supply. DECREASE. rs. 90.
~ Corn. United states ana Canada. de-
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Treasury stutemept.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. A-T0day's state
ment on the treasury balances IN the zen
erai fund. exclusive Of the 100000 sold
reserve. shows. Available cash BALANCE
So. 4as SIS; gold coin and bullion. NiOGs. .
~. gold certificates. &I,ts7. $50.
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ST. JOSEPH. No. Dec. 4.--CATTLE-Bs
eeiptH. ASH head; market active and steady;
natives, HOod6.7b: cows and heifers 1900
L50; stockerB and feeders. H-o0d48.
HOGS-RsceiptE. 7.38 head market Sc
higher. top, S6-tzh bulk. q. EjE8630.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ssSs
head; market steady: lambs. E.0.
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minneapolis FIour Market.

MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Dec 4-FLOUR-
First patents, 4-2SQs.35; second patents,
81 ioGA2O. FIRST clears, S3.25G335: second
clears. s.. 40d260
BRAN-In bulk. $500
WHEAT-December, 76lbc May, 7s7sc;
July sOasc; No. ! hard, 7s7sc; No. I north
ern 7S7kc. No. northern, 76Isc. No. 3
northern. T8lkd7HAc.
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Penrin Grnin NInrket.

PEORIA. Dec. A-CORN-New. steady;
No. yellow and No 8 i2c; No. 4 &C; no
grade 4Oc.
oATS-steady; No. white. sec. No. 3
white S1Ac: No 4 white. SAdS2Ac
RYE-Firm. No. 6idesc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

crease. $4,000 bu Oats United States and
Oanaua, o. crease. 5Z1.DuU bu. Tue following
shUWu the leading individual increases and
decreases reported FOR the week. Increases,
Portland Me. ld9,gu b.; Manitoba, l-luOy
bu.i Milwaukee tprivate elevatOrsJ, Mup
bu.; GOderiCh Ont. $500 bu; Louisville,
% 90 bu. Decreases Chicago (private eie-
VatOrsl. aH6.nnl hu.. pnrt Huron. lul. uln hu.
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Liverpool Grain and Provisions

LIVERPOOL. Dec t-WHEAT-Sp0t
steady; No. red western winter. S. MA.
futures. quiet. December, 6s SD March, Is
sd. Nay. g. fAd-
CORN-Spot. steady; American mixed, Is
ed; futures quiet; January, - asd; March,
A. Nd
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that some o. the more common AoEs did
not get the full amount Of the advance,
whereas the best hogs may possibly have
got more than their proportion Of the gam.
The hogs moved on fairly well and IN,
Ereht' big bulk Of all the hOEs sold b. 10
oclock IN the morning.
Rnnrnaemfnf nnfna
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

NEW YORK. Dec 4-The trading in
stock OF ehe Nipisslng Mines company on
the -urb stock market today OPENED more
quietly Than yesterday. but The stock was
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Anna McGuckin 20 Frank Muller, WIS
Fist sdditon 'G % soata1 Gjmanss,, 5 200
George J.. Minis ct al. 70 Mrs. Lillian
Dultey Ell a. lot y. block ., Deer
GtoTEe Warren smitn 10 David Gig
toru smith, VIA lot ana - lot Z -
block II, Omaha .......,..::-..-..... 900
lot lots and :, iruyn SUBDIVISION, IS
William h. Nesselhaus to Eva oliver,
suDIOt 10, Tot s, capitol addition. l2.OO0
Charles ". Martin and wife TO An
Drew Anderson. lot .. Twentieth and
An.es Avenue subdivisiOn............ ]
A. Wilmoth. lot /. block J. Smith *
Williams subdivision ................. /
BergeIs Investment company 70
Pearl A. Meishans, Wa s4s.64 feet
lot T. Thornens addition.............. $40
Henry ReicK 70 John Popel, lots ri
and IL, Fairfax addition. ....... -
pany to Hastings & Heyden. lots
! and = block g. Hillsdale. ............. 1
ward Gisin. lot y. Cherry Garden. l
Portsmouth Savings bank 10 John
Ewbank, lot block y shuns Sec 49,.
Isabeu Mcclellan TO John E. Brad
ford, lots p and 4. block s. Dun
Job5 =. Bradford and wife to carl
f. Herring. same .......;;. go
Charles Ladd Thomas 70 Corneua -.
Bonewitz, lots 70 and %, block ? -
WeN Side addition ...-......-......... -
Robert O. Fink 70 Huge f. Wallace,
lot 3 block g. Cote Brilliante........... ......
Same 10 Fred Armbrust lot 20, block
81 Albrights Choice. South Omaha. ......
Same 10 same. lot g. block /, and lots
%. a, p and a, block T. Creighton
lula ma 3, Haven 10 NJ N. Youngers.
eI4 lot s. block 5. brakes addition. -
Alice NJ. Brown and husband 10 John
II. Hobart, VS. feet lot g. Troup's
subdivision ...---..-.. ..-. -- .----.--.-..
Fred L. Goodrich 20 J. W. Rasp. VIZ
I feet lot Z, block 20iih, Omaha.
I Thomas H. Niles and wife 70 Clyde
W. Galloway. lot Is, block 3, Plain
( Margaret Nelson and husband 10
/ Pearl Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church, lot a. block Yates a.
Hempels addition ........-..---..-.... %
GeOrge w Blnnix and wife 70 John Z.
. Girkin, lots and 10 block s. Water
Zoo, NeD .....-r -..s... -.
| Charles ". Martin and wife 10 Bliss
| feet lot a., Luke a. rempleton's addi-
/ Omaha safe Deposit and Trust COM
. pany 10 Hattie u. heterogeneous, lots
2. g. 4 and 5. block !, Brighton addi-
Elizabeth n. shahan 10 the Chicago
Lumber company, part nW-s OF neAt
N-l5-l8 --.-..--.. gee 1890, 1920 q
D Mary Basus 20 the Chicago Lumber
I company. wit lot ". block "a,
q Mary f kelkenney 20 James b. kel-
/ kenncy. lot a. Redlck's Second addi-
] ton. lot - block 81 subdivision OF
| John j. Redicks, and eia lot
/ Kountze Second addition ...............
Total 30 -
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DuInfh drain Market.

DULUTH. Dec 4--wHEAT-On track
No. ] northern. $40; No. 2 northern. sc;
December. &c; May 7s7Sc; July. SoAe.
OATS-To arrive. Rae
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New York Mining stocks.
Bank CIenrinEs.
Wool Market

OMAHA, DCL. Bank clearings for to-
day were 81 7O5.Ol5m and for the cores
ponding date last year u,il5, TT79S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

HOGS-2>csipta Of hogs today were the
heaviest that n ey have been IN q long
time. In fact Il looked ike old times IN
the yards this morning with large receipts
and an active market
Prices generally we're fully Sc higher
than yesterday. With more nogs 70 choose
from buyers naturally Disseminated more
clOsei9 - regards quality, with the result
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-.m active About $500 shares changed
hands ln the hrst I'VE minutes Of trading
al 1gtHIifh as compared With the closing
price of 1eis last night
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Omaha Caah Prices.

WHEAT-No. hard. 671k6Ss14c; No.
HARD. 67dS71fe; No. hard, etfp6S1zc; No.
sprizg, 6siA6SShc.
'CORN-Eo g. new, SedS6hc; No. 4, 2f4a
351tc; No. yellow, new S66S61Ic; No.
white. new, 7e9S6lkc
oATs-No . mixed SO1kQsc; No 3 white.
s'ltqslkei No. { white, So4 qs1Ac.
RYE-No. 2 &C; No. a 6l1fc-
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Csnee Market.

NEW YORK Dee A-COFFEE-Alarket
Tor oofnse futures opened easy az q decline
Of 1J180 points under European selling and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

TOLEDO Dec I-SEED-Clover cash
s. q: January 8 a.; March. $50; Alsike,
81 90: timothy. 500.
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Kan.n. CItr Grain md Provt.Ions.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 4.-WHEAT-Dp-
cember enc; May, 723kc July Ike Cash:
No. . hard 6alkG7lc; No g. 6izG7lc; No.
red. 7114G72ltc; No. 8, 665aQ70c
CORN-DecembeT 36Asc, May S9isc; July
sqskC. Cash: No. mixed 3Sa3si.c; No. s.
sTiLc; No. white. Sd39i4c.
OATS-No. white. SIC; No mixed,
S2i4dS2&tc.
RYE-Steady, 63d65c.
HAY-Steady TO SOC higher; choice ti,lo-
thy, SiA75dl5&. choice prairie, $3.50.
EGGS-Steady; extras &c cases In
cluded; hrsts 271kc; seconds, nc.
BUTTER-Creamery, &c; packing, lSiac
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat bu ................1 i6O00 1900
Corn bu .................. 1900 9j.OM
oats by .................. 1900 100
Board OF Trade Quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The range Of prices, as re-
ported by logan Bryan. L2 Board Of
Trade building. was:
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London CIo.Inr stncI.s.

MONEY-3I4d4 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open marke:
for short bills is 514d5N per cent; for three
months bills, 5d51k per cent
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle sIOw-HoEs Five TO Ten Cents
HIKher-shaep strong,

CHICAGO. Dec. 4-CATTLE-Rec
1000 head; market slow; common TO best
steers, SAeod7.e0; COWS S3.0od45O; heifers,
s. 5GG6-5o bulls, k2-60dL 40, calves, H75ai.2S;
stockers and feeders 81 15d450.
HOGS-Recelpts, 1900 head market so
100 higher; choice heavy. - 4Od6. q; light
butchers. $4,000 choice to light, s. 5Od
055; light mixed, g. aOdl6S5; packing. Ss.OVa
SIS; pigs, &.3dS8.
sHEEP AND IAMBs-ReoeIpts. 1900
head; market strong: sheep, s22J75. IS;
yeaTfings, S. 0dS8; lambs, ts.o0a7.65.
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On ths Produce eKchAnEs ;oday the cut
ler Harkol VS. RIM ereameF1es. "a
Sc; daifisE lo02Sc Eggs. hrm; al marx
"a - fnciIded ilt2acs hrsts Gc: Prime
Grsts &c; extras. sc Cnesse. steady. 40
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Artieiss.l open.l High Low. Close. lYes'y.

lash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Firm; winter patents. 500
aio. stratElits, 2io8240. spring patents,
te.tOa aso: straights. s, 2q35o. bakers, &2.40
WHEAT--Ro spring. 7Sqs4e: No. 3. 80
sc; No. I red. 73hQGfAtc.
CORN-So 3 Axe; No. yellow. fntd
EIttc.
OATs-No. ?, Sss.c: No. white. BHe: No.
3 white &lS6e5c.
RYE-ko. = 64ifd65c.
BARLEY-Fair 10 choice mailing. 4sR6bc
SEEDs-No. 1 haM, VIA; No. / north
western. q 2 Prime Timothy tA5O. Clover,
contract grade 81 81
PROVISIONS sbort ribs, sides dooss)
SaloQ&0 Mess poFk per hbL uAB. Lard
Ter loo Ihs-. $40 short clear sides CooKedl
Is xihqS5o.
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ST. LOUIS. Dec 4-wHEAT-Higher
track. No. ? red, cash. 75g7594c. No.
hard, 531zd74izo; December, I3@sc' May.
INC.
CORN-Firm; track, No. ? cash. 44ilc;
No. white. 421ic; December, 4oAa4OSsc;
May, 4i[d42c.
OATSLSteady; track No ? cash S31kc;
No. white $40: December, S2l4c, May,
sac.
FLOTTR-Steady; red winter patents, g 90
d3.s0 extra fancy and straight Si5n3.50;
clear. s. 6ed2 80
SEED-Timothy, steady, 50 25d3.75.
CORNAIEAI-Steady, S230
BRAN-F1rm; sacked east track. 97de9c.
HAY Strong; timothy, Sl4O0dl9.O;.
prairie, Si060dl600.
IRON COTTON TIES-Sl O2. e..
PROVISIONS - Pork. lower; iobbing,
$3.50 Lard, lower: prime steam. Ss62lz.
Dry salt meats steady boxed eN-
ira short, fs25; clear ribs. 50 %; short clears,
Se5A
BACON-Steady; boxed extra short, 5000;
clear ribs $40: short clear. sos.
POULTRY-Steady; chickens. Sc; springs.
Sc: turkeys. 12c; ducks, &c; geese, sac
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, Bd3llac;
dairy. 1d26c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice cornfed steers. -. g. s0aS %
Fair to good ,ornfeo steers -. hBOlis 50
Good to choice range steers....... At5q5.R
Common 10 fair TsnCe steers -. 4 5Ofi4 10
Good to choice cows and beifers.. AbOGdlOo
Fair 10 good cows and hsiferr...... s,fonS9g
Common to fair cows and heifers.. l.eys. q
Fair TO good StockefS and feeders. 3 COX. Is
Common TO fair stoersrs ... & 75ff9 "
Bulls. stays etc .,.., 2O0674 %
Veal calves ...,.,,.,.. '....... GOOllS0o
The following table shows the average
price Of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Dafe IoOs yo0s m oos fieoa .fOoa ian ian
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
Cattle Fully Steady, With the Trade
Quite Active
HOGS ARE ACTIVE AND FIVE HIGHER
LiEht Run Of sheep and Iambs, Mostly
kiliers-Demand Coed, with
Trade Active sRd Prices
Generally Unchanged.
SOUTH OMAHA. I

The following table shows the receipts o.
cattle, hogs and sheep al South Omaha Tor
the year 10 date. compared with last year;
Cattle .......... qee $40 Sass ass
Hogs ........,....... 2IleT1 2OS9 500 1855
Sheep ................ 0S3024 lS7gl70 1873
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
Bo.ton Copner sInrlket.

losing quotations on Boston copper mar
, reported BY Logan & Bryan. III Board
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RANCE oF rRICES.


The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der Of head indicated