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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
GkAIS And PRODUCE MARKET
After Weak Opening, December y heat
Takes Quick Uptun.
SMALL DECREASE a VISIBLE SUPPLY
Receipts Of Northwest Come Much
Heavier ThaH FOR some Time
Prospects 81 storm Lends
strenEth 20 December Corn.

OMAHA, Dec 3, 1905
Under the influence Of increased receipts
The northwest and lower cables wheat
'pened lower this morning. The decrease
"a the visible supply, however, caused
The market holding strong 70 the close
After slight weak ming. May finished IN
changed from Saturday. Some improve
ment D. noted In the cash situation.
Predicted storm caused the corn shorts
10 cover and after an unchanged opening
the current month gained fract0nally.
Casn buyers reported free acCeptances on
hlQs sent out saturday.
Primary wheat receipts were 12S4. 900 bu-.
and shipments 1l20,000 bu, against receipts
lest year OF $1,000 bu- and shipments Of
sAVb bu. Corn receipts we're 4R.GB bu.,
ana shipments $500 bu-, against receipts
last year Of 773.O00 bu-, and shipments Of
4N.O10 bu Clearances we're S57.OJ0 bu.
wheat. LOO bu. corn, 5000 bu. oats and
hour and wheat equal 10 ll07O 600 bu.
Liverpool closed @sd lower on wheat and
1tQAd lower on corn.
worlds wheat shipments were lNA60H
bu.; corn shipments were 4,137 900 bu. The
wheat visible supply decreased 81 90 -bu
corn decreased 6S.09a bu-; oats, decreased
90 90 bu
Liverpool cabled: Wheat easier. affected
by liquidation. Argentina is Offering slightly
more freely. Corn IL inactive. prices
steady"
New York wired. oats arriving here on
consignment being stored as jobbers out Of
market, their own elevators being fun
Useless talking about export business, as
there Is no sign Of it."
--ocal range OF Opuons
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
CarIOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on I'D of Trade.


CHICAGO, Dec. 3-IAcreased exports OF
wheat and -four from the United states
ca used strength To-Day during the latter
part OF the wheat market At the close
tur May option showed gain Of 1sc-
OUrn was up "a &C. Oats were nc higher.
PrUvis. uus we've DC lower 10 2Uc higher.
Ine wheat marKet opened a uine easier
because Of selling by pat traders and com
mission houses, VINO were Influenced by
lower cables and by IA considerable gam
Iu receipts at Minneapolis and duluth,
where urfivaIs TO-DAY were nearly 800 cars
in excess OF those Of the corresponding
Gay a year ago. Elevators were fairly
active bIuders Tor the December option ana
the demand held that delivery relatively
hrm. The market was also bearishly af~'
1ec.ed 10y the liberal primary movement,
total receipts today being lSS4.0O0 bu. COM
pared win $500 bu. last year-a gain Of
- per cent with tOday-the total amount
b ing J. Ito. 100 bu. Sentiment in the pit be
came bulhsh and THROUGHOUT the remainder
OF the day. shorts were urgent bidders Tor
wheat J he market was further strength
ened by the assertion Of an English crop
stAtistiCian, who claimed thai the eKporta-
bic surplus OF wheat from Russia this
year will not exceed 96O0Q.OOO bu-, as
.Ea.nst IA. soc 900 bu. last year. The visi-
crease Of 5000 bu. compered with an in
crease Of almost 100000 bu one year ago
were also d beBrish factor. The market
closed firm May opened 1tdl4c lower 81
s,ssuG4sc, sold OF 20 USsc and then ad-
Vanced TO 7SlsH7SlaC. Final quotations
were at 16c. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
AdAO reported ItetlbLe Oh 81 CATS against
t3S cars last week and $50 cars a year
ago.
Favorable weather for the movement Of
the corn crop caused a slightly easier tone
today atthe opening. The market, however.
soon rallied because Of a demand caused By
small primary receipts and a decrease OF
6SO00 Ia in the visible supply, against an
increase Of $4,000 bu. one year ago. Shorts
and commission houses bought actively on
the upturn and the market closed firm.
May opened unchanged 10 a shade lower.
al s3asa s5lfc sold up 10 EAsc and closed al
434sc- Local receipts were 10 cars. with
u cars OF contract grade.
Trading in thH oats pit was quiet and the
market was steady, chiefly because Of a
small increase In the visible supply. The
business was mainly done bY commission
houses. May opened unchanged to a shade
lower, al 3iA@3f5sc, sold Up 70 Csc and
closed al the top. Local receipts were IA.
cars
Provisions were irregular, lard being in
clned 70 weakness while pork and ribs
were firm An increase of $500 tierces
Ia the worlds stocks Of lard for November
caused a weakness in that product The
strength OF pork and ribs was due 10
decrease IN the stocks on hand At the
close, January pork was up 20c. at Sl1D
Lard was on Sc, at Sass. Ribs were lgleS
higher. al N.s-h
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat
D. cars; corn, Joy cars oats, 2u cars: hogs
- ono head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec. 2-MONEY-On call.
strong and higher az 10d75 per cent. ruling
rate. Is per cent: closing bid. = per cent;
offered at = per cent Time loans. very
daya, per cent. six months. 8 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6d6ih
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Weak. closing
frmer. with actual business In bankers
bills AZ 81 EI5d4 $50 for demand and at
81 suE64 $40 for siNty-day bills. posted
rates. 81 ud4.Hlb and s. .s6ff4 Ssh: CONNER
cial bills 81 8Jik
SILVER - Bar. sSl4c; Mexican dollars.
sac
Arm.
Quotations on bonds TO-DAY were as FOL.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
Fnreirn Financial

LONDON. Dec. money was more pleu-
tiful in the market today, short time loans
being easily obraiIable. Discounts were
fairly maintained. Prices on the Stock cN-
change continued steady. Home rails and
various speculative issues were more active
al hardening rates The COnsOis settleTn int
was concluded satisfactorily, but rsalEa-
tons caused a sli eht setback Amer ca MS
started the week with an upward tendency
on the New York bank statement. being
better than expected, which induced good
local buying. Some stocks advanced TO 81
over parity. Canadian Pacific and Uu'on
Pacific received the most attention. New
York supported the market du,iuE the aft
ernoOn. especially Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST Paul and Chesap eske q Ohio. Prices
closed firm al the best quotations Of the
day. Foreigners were firm, Russians were
hardened. Rio Uintos closed strong. al a.
Japanese imperial 6s OF 1904 were quoted al
1905
PARIS. Dec 2-Prices on the Bourse to-
day were firm. Russian imperial as closed
al -G15 and Russian bonds Of 1898 al ass.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
Cattle Fully Steady and in sSms Cases
Strong.
BETTER PRICES ARE PAID FOR HOGS
Very Liberal Run Of sheep, mostly
All Feeders-GoOd killers In
Active Demand and
steady to stronE.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 3 1905.

4ur 4J.IJ.,4I.s ,alIe SHOWS the lecelRls %
cattle, hogs and sheep al south Omaha ioF
me year a. cate compared with last year
1906 1875. Inc.
Cattle ................ g94 7g3 gfgSlO Ass
Hogs 1g5s $50 1850 l5h so
Sheep .................2 Us. So lS,Au9l IN SO
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

LONDON. Dec. 3-WOOL-The uFariug-
at the wool auction sales today amounted
TO I2Ig bales. Secured and greasy mari rlS
were in brisk demand for the home Frade.
and extreme rates were realized. Cape 4
Good Hope and Natal sold well al Der cent
advance The Withdrawals 70 Gate
amounted to 900 bales. Following are the
sales in detail New South Wales. o. o.
bales. secured, SdNIs elzd, greasy. sdd 8
glsd. Queensland T. 500 bales. secured ls 10
as Sd, greasy, 8dmls llad. Victoria -ggi
bales; secured, llsda2s I'd, greasy, 5sdd
is fad South Australia. lao bales
secured, lsu1s lOlad; greasy sddls Sd. West
Australia, l,410 bales, greasy, 5dals 10.
Tasmania, LOO bales; greasy, 1uld Cape
Of Good n pe and Natal $40 bales. secured.
il 6lzddls I'D. greasy solid River Platte.
J. 100 bales. secured, glsd1Is 3d.
ST LOUIS, Disc. S.-AFOOI-Steady- me
dunn grades, cumbing and clothing. -3d-1g-
light me. lsqAc; heavy tine, l401Hc. tuu
washed. 220s.l3c-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-BEEV ES-Recelpts
1000 head; market for steers nrm ana lyc
higher, bulls strong, COWS lts 4aC higher
steers, S5-butf6JV. bulls S2toti4.-J5 cows,
81. 4UqZ4t. Liverpool and LONDON cables
quoted live cattle steaCy at uulliac per
pound, dressed weight, Refrigerator beef
at SIC per pound. exports TOMORROW, so
head cattle and .. 200 quarters OF beef.
CALNES-Recelpts. l,52V head, market
firm for all sorts; veaIs xA.UJuyOJ; few
choice, as; little calves, 40, bdrnyaTd
ana fed calves &35Jt.z.uy; Cuus, $40, west
erns, SS.IOQ450; dressed calves hrm, city
dressed veals, Sa131sc per pound, country
dressed, 6Gl2c.
hOGS-heceipts, 1856 head, market feel
ing steady. state hogs, S6.6Gd6f5
SHEEP AMI LAMHS-k Receipts, I,I4s
head; market steady, generally easier and
l5c lower; sheep STEADY cuIs, S5.VJd5.5U,
Canada lambs, g. $50 Z. 70
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
Totals

CATTLE-Reoeipts Of cattle this morning
were very light only about 10 cars being
reported IN. I'nis was not enough 70 MAKE
very much Of a showing in the yards
In spite of the very heavy receipts al
Chicago and unfaEOrs bic advices from mat
noint the market here on beef steers was
in very good condition. Buy ers evidently
needed supplies and such as suited thelr
purposes SOLD quite readily at fully steady
Lrices Sellers who happened TO have Just
the kind Of cattle that buyers took tancy
TO thought that they secured, II any thing,
stronger prices than al the close OF last
week Practically everything that would
DO for killers changed hands early in the
morning.
Cows and heifers were also In good De
mand and were free sellers al good, STEADY
prices The moderate offerings were al
taken early and the market closed in good
sea son with the pens cleared. The best
heshy feeders commanded good strong
prices and sold very readily. Trashy kinds
and inferior graues were MOI so much
sought after, but nevertheless commanded
al least steady prices.
TI..H.r ..a.aHH g frrr Les
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 3-EATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1890 including 1850 head Of
southerns; market steady to 1Oc lower. fe d.
ers, strong; choice export and dressed beef
steers, Sb5Gd6.75; fair TO COCO, S4tCdJ..O.
western steers, So i0d5.25; southern steers.
So3aaz5; southern cows S.CJdtS %; native
cows, S2OJn 400. native heifeTs, $500 100,
bulls 3 95Q3.9 calves E2T5Q65a
HOGS-ReceiptE, G.5lJ head, market 5H10-
higher; top. S6.25. bulk of sales. ST. lglaui. %.
heavy ST. l5dG2 %: packers s6l-Ihn6 %. pI :
and lights. S55NQ6l-la
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceipIs 5uG-
head, market 10C higher lambs. s. 900 IS b:
sheep ana yearlngs. S45OdG-5, led western
yearlings. 81. 59G6-5O fed western sheep 81 =
d575; stCckers and feeders, S.5Fc5lO
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
stock in sIght.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. s-COTTON-
Spot closed easy, sales u $50 bales. low
ordinary, 7lrc, nominal; ordinary, 7s,c. good
ordinary, l-lee; Tow middliHF g7sC. mid
ding, lie, good middling II l-l6C; middlluF
fair Il u-l6C; fair y 15-l6C. receipts . 81
bales. stock 2S6 lgg bales
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3.-COTnON-SpO in
fair demand prices 10 points lover: Amer
lean middling fair Sod EOOd midGUuU.
God; middling, C06d, low middliug 5g5d
good ordinary, 64sd, ordinary, S.4d. The
sales Of the DAY were 5000 bs les sf which
90 were for speculation and export and
Included G.s0o American; receipts 1900
bales including D. 200 American.
ST LOUIS. Dee. -DDTTDN-MarI.ef
unchanged, middnng, 1lAC; sales ~ bales
receipts, 10 bales; shipments lElg haies.
stock 1850 bs les
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2-CATTLE-R Receipts,
1909 head, including 1900 Texans; Market
weak, Texans, 1Oc lower. native shipping
ana export steers, S5.95dI.Oy: dressed Deef
and butcher steers, $4lOa6.15; steers under
90 pounds, SS-25d45G. stockers and feeders.
3 .U0as.jJ; COWS and heifers. s. 45n5.@5; can
ners, Sl-5Ou2S; bulls, S2-2UG 400; calves, &l-.J
a5.25; Texas and Indian steers, SZ5Gq5 s..
cows and heifers, S2.35Q350.
HOGS-ReceIpts, $500 head, market
strong pigs and lights, S. 75ao.-5, packers,
S.0oQ6.A; butchers and best heavy, S6lV.l
Gsa
SHEEP AND LAM BS-Receipts 100
head, market steady; native muttOns, $500
ass; lambs, $45Oa7.O0; culls and bucks.
j.. 75@3OO
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

No. ] ribs lAsc. No. ribs, gac; No {
No 3 luin. Sc. No ] chuck. 6iecs No. :
chuck. Sc; no. s chuck. &c; Ne. round.
Sc. No. rcJrd. &C. 10. 3 round, 6irc; No.
] plate, 4l4C, No plate. &C; No. plate &c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
CoGee MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec a-COFFEE-MaIK
for futures opened steady al net decline OF
% 10 IS points and ruled very weak and uu-
settled as tie result Of l0Wer European ca
bliss ana big receipts al primary points.
following the decreased movement toward
the end q last week which had b=en q
factor in the rally o. Friday and Sa turday.
Prices sold on 20 the Low point Of the se 4-
sion during The middle session. OF about
20 s. points net lower The market steadied
slightly later, but weakened under iucrea g. .
offerings ia the last few minutes and closed
weak al a net decline Cf 81 10 20 D ints
sales we're reported Of 1GbO5 bags inc u ng
December a. 565ci January, 57Gq5 SO
March, b.65lC.05c; May, 600uB.2Oc, JuIy g Z
o u foc; August 6b0c September, 63JaG65c
spot nominal; No Z Rio, nc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
lIrrnI MnrLrr.

NEW YORK Dec G-METAIS-THg
London tin market vas higher. with spor
quoted al Elg 1od and futures al the same
price. Locally the market was quiet and
higher IN consequence, with spot quoted ed
3sal5dE23 Copper was higher IN thH
London markeE with spur quoted al Elu1
and futures al ElO3 rs Cd Locally th-
az Is; electrolytic, 92Zl2iiH 37l4, castiu-.
81 51lf7 ~ Lead was steady and un-
ehanged az S. 7bd6O0 IN the local market
In London the price was a shade higher
a. SIS - Ga. Spelter Was unchanged a
IS IN London and A. fia1G6s5 locally
Iron was lower IN the English market, Wit
standard quoted al 6lE Ga and Cleveland
warrants al Us Sd. Locally the marie
WaE nrm and unchanged. with No I -four
DIV. northern. quoted ar 81 Ed36 q. No.
foundry. northern EeaBTMl5. No ] fCun-
dry. southern f8.5odz7 81; No. Q foundry
southern 81 nFT-l ST.
ST LOUIS. Dec a-METALE-lssal
hiEfer m TsT3 speltsr. Arm a. SG&
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
ket reported by Logan g. Bryan, IL Board
~ -rrane nIILIraInr- -Crna ha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

Archie a. Nelula rs Lena NelutO,
lgLs a. aHl 40, u.sra la rose nlil----S luJ
Aunlc sat,Ilsgu ait4 lu=laul 10 ellen
50 - r. f,st-.iaf- -ltsfa ~ uorbacAs
FrsnS ana alaIls Ha5sk 70 Neiie
ave hsisL lol - 7tr,'lk TO- fH7l
M llllau 40. Eeea snc vic 90 tuarIt-
hs1eIy 7N re- Wy 49, Wa .i
Jon -o - 49, . 4soO
" ialam X. l,aul ana Nilesto FloreH-
teAt Petersen, VA le-l or loi ana
e-g feet uI DOT g. bluck NJ, Loves
WuAau, Gaslm IL Claus "a ahd Lena
a. carlson. i0t l.-bIsUk a. Myers.
Richards a, lIIdra.s abolition. ....--- ~
AsIuv T.. Jathean - Mary Il.
scamirt v't Of lat q hlook a. Pat
rick e -ecull audIriuE ...... -....-----.
Same lo Joseph s-HIlti- rs ~ lol H.
blBCE a. faltFlrE Second coalition.
Frea~ucfa M Da.uWe4 ada husband
90 JrEu n. Robbins. jon De-, block
Jonn A. Johnson 90 Elma Young
berg. Dot l0 block u.s. D. smllAs
Emma louusi,ers 10 john d. Joau-
s1a. lots 5 ana a. block 49, busse d
SAM ii-,- 20 same. half interest 81 81 feel
OF l0t g. block "a omaha. -.-....--.
Franz Crawford 81 al TO Rudolph
EumbeI et AL. part laAot @, l5-
David cole and wife 70 Nels c.
gArissJyfEse1 ana Wiz. 4o' D g''ek
Is BLOCK Phillips addluou. ...-..--. 80
Peter j. Faweu and wife 90 George
AsE9y bot a. block l1i south ,
Eva ~ Smith ana husband 90 d.
H. Dance, ca feet OF lots and O.
block g. Collier Place .-..---.- -.---.-- 800
Ed Johnston 81 al 10 william Farmer.
l0t q block &C., South Dmau ...--.--.- 40
Anne D. Day and husband no James
A Howard, Ion 7. brock Rose
Hln ------.----..------.--. - .--s-.--..---- 90
Total ......................... 81. l5s
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

LFOMINSTER Mass Dec 3-The
dreaded san Jose scale has been discovered
I'm several fruit orchards in this section
by Tree Warden s. r, Walker. THIS post
does great damage 10 fruit trees and shrub
berry. and as the latest addition 10 -he
forces of The gypsy and brown tail moths
Is causing aEricuitIrists mach alarm. II
Is Thought that the insects MAY have been
brought here on nursery Stock from The
John street New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

NEW YORK, Dec 2-OIL-Cottonseed
steady; prime crude. Z o. b. mills sec
prime yellow. no Petroleum. steady; re-
hned. New York gL5oi Philadelphia and
more in balk. tAa5. Turpenune, steady;
EsiEn7oC
OIL CITY, Pa- Dec. a-OHs-Credit bal
anres uah HUNS NOV. el lEI75 hhls (.
average 1l16ss hhlss runs. Dee. j. I5a 90
hhls shiulaeIitE. Dee and ~ 9Ela5 bbls ;
aEerage 1lAG3 bblE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Dec. S.-tSpeClal Tele-
gram. l-EATTLE-RCceiFt 3G00 head: mar
ket steady: stOCkers loo coo higher, beeVes
S4GJaGO0. COWS, bulls and mixed, S250H4 CO.,
stockers and feeders S3.0gdAl5. calves and
yearllngs, s. 5Ca3.S5.
HOGS-Receipts. 1890 head; market SC
higher selling at &.s5G6l5: bulk Of sales
81 GOMG0
market steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2-wHEAT--.MarlSet
steady: track, No. ? red cash. 75ai5Ac, No.
2 hard, 7l3Eq74lzc; December, 7-%a12'Sc'
May. nc.
CORN-Market firm: track. No 2 cash,
exc: No white. 425sd43c; December 40i4
d402Sc May, AA QE5sc.
OATS-Markef steady: track No. cash,
S8a8sl&c No. white 34d34lzc; December,
32hc; May, 34lzc.
FJOUR-Stea dy; red winter patents, S.6O
d3S0, extra fancy and straight, SS.l5QS0o.
clear S2.60d2- 80.
SEED-Timothy; So 3d3.75.
CORNMEAL-Quiet; $3.50.
BRAN-Firm; sacked east track, HQssc.
HAY-Quiet and strong: timothy, A4OOa
- co. prairie, S10O0ul6.0O
IRON COTTON TlES-$l.02
BAGGING-siac.
HEMP TWINE-9c.
PROVISIONS - Pork, higher; 3obhlng,
1850 Lard, lower; prime steam, s. s.. Dry
salt meats, steady; boxed, extra shorts,
s. g: clear ribs, 500; short clears, $3.50.
Bacon. steady; boxed, extra short HOO
clear ribs, S. Is; short clear, HO-3
POELTRY-Steadys chickens, Sc; springs,
Sc. turkeys, I1lAc; ducks. &c, geese, sac.
BUTTER-Quiet; creamery 25usl1zc
dairy, Gd26e
/ TCCG-E-FTrrn a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

ST JOSEPH. Dec. Receipts
7aa head, market steady 90 weak. natives
S4.50G6. 3; COWS and heifeFs, k2..5a 40.
stoCkerE ana feeders, &S-25a4-za
HOGS-Receipts. 2lH head market &c
higher TOP $40; bulk st4l'za0@a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiIts. lI45'
head: market steady 10 weak.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. S.-WHEAT-LoWer.
No. . northern @a0c; No 2 northern, 56d
500: Man. -sc bid.
RYE-Steady, No. ]. 5SaGE4c
BARLEY Steedy. No g. H'zc; sample,
C0RN-Lovar; No. old. s9ssge; May
s1asC bid
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
TrensurH Statement.

WASHINGTON. Dec &.-TOday's state
ment Of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund. exclusive Of the $4,000. 900
gold reserve, shows. Available "a sh bal
ance, &g3-.1SG.sG1, gold coin and bullion.
Sll2.1 ,6B4; gold certificates, S56.5--. COS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
snrnr nnd NlnIn.res.

NEW YORK. Dec. sUGAR-RsR. Arm;
fair refining l4-82EtS-AC- centrifugal, 90
test -7-S- g31sc, nollsses sugar. 9 3-82a
Ssc; refined, quiet, no. O.. A30ci NO., A25c;
il. 4U0C, No. y, 3s5c. no. 10. 3sGc No. IA
3.S5c. clufeCtioners A. 46Jc. mold A. 5l5c,
cut loaf $500, crushed, 6.j0c; powdered,
4gUc. granu.ated. G. soc; cubes, L05c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Thc visible supply
q grain saturday December T. as complied
by the New York Produce exchange was as
follows;
Wheat. "a 80 O00 hu.. decrease. 5000 bu.
corn 2U.90lg bu-. decrease, 6e,Hla bu-
oars. l24l1 roo bu.s decrease, 1850 bu.
Rive lGlg.Odo bu-. decrease 1880 bu-
BARLEY. 2s5aOu0 bu.. decrease. ezl.00H bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec. Am artlv. and ex-
citad movement in the stock OF The NIpis-
sing Mines con pany occurred on the OPEN
ing Of the curb stock market today. There
stock After closing AT 1872 Saturday. I
opened today ar ls and within Eve minutes
after the opening was quoted at l6 bad,
lels asked.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

the following changes: Cash on hand. de-
creased f2e60Olo marks, treasury notes. I'M
creased 6do,U0 marks; other securities, in
creased 28.b40O0 marks: notes In Circula-
ton. increased s6aOlO00 marks
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Stendy 10 Lower-HoRs Higher
Sheen Lnuer

CHICAGO. Dec S-CATTLE-Re Receipts
"a 600 head market, best steady, others
lOQ SC lower, common 10 PRIME steers,
34.OO9S7.40. COWS, sass q 40, he'll
$3.50 q 500; bulls, $2.404 4.50; calves.
40
HOGs-Receipts $4,000 head. market
q DC higher, choice to prime heavy.
$500 ESQ, medium TO good heavy, S6.l5
G6.25; butcher-weighJs, 1925 q b.S5; good
TO choice mixed, S6l5 a. SIS, packing,
S5.SOd6l0 pigs, $5.6Oq6.2O.
SHEEP AID LAMBS-Receipts SO. OOe
head, market 1Ou15c lower; sheep. S3.26
q 600; yearlings. $500 600; lambs. $5.25
d7.7b.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
Peoria market.

Peoria Dee a3-CORN-New, steady;
No. yellow and No. g. sSc; No e. &c; no
grade 40c
OATs-T- nehange6 40. white. Sac; No
white s8l4 dE1ac: So. 4 white, SsisaSc-
RNF-Sready, No e. bsdfd.c-
WHIsKY-On basis OF n2s for finished
goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2-WHEAT-Spot
steady. No western winter. IS 1llsd. Fu-
lures steady; December. 6s Sd March, Gs
5Ed. May, o. Esd.
CORN-Spot firm. American mixed as Sd
futures quiet; January a. 1870; March, IS
I'D
HOPs-At London tPacifc coast steady
at 90 1Osd "a l5s
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
MinnrapoIi. I'D Marlet.

MTNNEAPOLIE. Dec FLOUR
First patents, seas o ass; second patents,
EafhG -u- first clears. 81 25 al IS. sec
ond clears. $1,000 go
RRAN-In bulk, fl1.Oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

Bank CIeurings.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-MONEY-On cali
was quoted al ~ per cent an hour after
the opening Of the stock market TO-DAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
ooI Market.

OMAHA Dec. 2-Bank clparings today
We're 81. se9 5G4.O4 and for The corresponding
date last year Sizes SAG.
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London C1orinr stncl.r.

SII.NER-Bar uncertain, 21Std per ounce
MONEY-314d4l5 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market
for short bills is So per cent, for three
months bills, 5ss per- slent
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

cry, odicial price. ul4c; street price, 73i4ci
extra nearby prints SIC.
BfGs-Firm good demand, nearby fresh
and western fresh. CSC at mark
CHEEsE-FirTn, New York fun creams,
L.nlac
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

NEW YORK Dec. G-ENAPOEATED
APPL ES-Market arm; fancy SIC. choice.
SIC. prime 1Hsd6c
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRTITE-PruueE
are firm. with QnerluEs promptly absorbed
Qu0gaIionE range from tdac. according t0
Erada, for California fruit Apuc0ts are
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
FIgin Batter NSarEet
nIln ma nnsIn-

ELGIN. III. Dec. a-BUTTER-Firm and
unchanged o. SOC. output for week. eE2.eo
his
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
Articles.I open High. Low. CLOSE salty
Omnha Cob Pricea.

WHEAT-No. hard. 6754d6S14c: No. 3
hard, 66qs71kc: No. hard, 64a66i4c: No.
spring, 6Glsn6S1zc.
CORNING. g. new. 3sc. old, 39c; No. l.
new, S45kc; old, Sc; No. 3 yellow, new,
36i4c; No. white. new, S614c.
"a Ism ~ o., mixed, SO34qSee3 ~ -, No
RYE-No. 2 63c; No. 3. 6114c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
IInn.nr Citr Grnin md Provisinns

KANSAS CITY, Dec 2.-WHEAT-De-
ceu1ber, 671Fc; May, 72itc. July, ul4c; cash,
No 2 hard 6S24 d69lzc; No. 3, 67lHd 7Oci Nc. 2
red 7ld72c; No. 3. 6sa69c.
CORN-December, 659gc; May. Sc; July,
s9d39ksc; cash No mixed SSc; No 3, S7is
6I5-l.c: No. white, 39d3S1Rc.
OATS-No. white, sc; No. mixeu,
81lzqS2%c.
ECSGS-Steady to firm: Missouri and
Kansas extras. sc: hrsts, INC: seconds
&c.
HAY-Strong and active; choice timothy,
E14 15al5.Z5 choice prairie. Sl2.00d12N
RNE-Steady, 63G65c.
BUTTERs-SUrong; creamery, &c; dairy
lsc
Receipts. shipments
Wheat bu ................ III. 900 155 C14
Corn bu. ................... 81 600 A. 900
Oats bu. .............,.... COCO 1900
Board Of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The range OF prices, as re-
ported by Logan Bryan. IL Board OF
Trade building, was:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04
- York lIInIaE stecL...
DO u llernanr stalement.

BERLIN, Dec. 1-Ihe weekly statement
u the Imperial Bank q Germany show
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

DULUTH. Dee s-WHEAT-Ou track.
So. Q northern. nc, No. northern. 767.c;
December. 16ssc: Nay 7ac. July. 7gac
DArS-Io arrive. e-c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-04

FHu-A uCI-PIIIA, dec 8-BUTTER-
AiEIn and PC hiEheF. extra western cream