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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-20
4" Alabastinc," a Fire Proof Cement

ALABASTINE not only the b inside coating in the world for
churches houses club houses Office buildings and dwellings, but
used everywhere for factories cotton mills army posts plantation
buildings hospitals asyum etc. rgey account of IT'S reproof
properties AIABASTIEE perfectly freproo its
that be mixed thick and used in filing cracks and sets very
hard night Is cheaper than and superio, paint
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
Clark, a Millionaire Mining Man of Spokane is Negotiating For The Purchase of The Pueblo and War Eagle Mines. Takes Samples of The Ores.

Patsy Clark the millionaire mining man of Spokane arrived back last evening from his hurried trip by special train over the mountain He took the Jefferson for the south taking with him samples of the of the War Eagle and Pueblo copper mines which have already added much to the fame of the country back of Whehorse Mr. Clark expressed himself to an Alaskan just before sailing south last night highly pleased with what he had seen and said that if the ore he had with him averaged up to representations and his expectations he would con
 er proposals that had been made to him as to purchase
 It will be remembered that Mr. Clark with his son r Clark r E. F. Caldwell and J. Bresahan, mining experts, engaged special train which left here Tuesday morning at o'clock in their hurry to get the business through Upon the arrival of te train at Whitehose at 9+5 vehicle was in readiness at the station convey them to the mines There they made thorough inspection of the property as developed and took samples from all available points in both the Pueblo and War Eagle. The Pueblo mine is owned by Byron White of Spokane, and it is understood is valued at s5OOOOO It has long been known to be valua be property and has been developed to point where thousands of tons of ore blocked and in sight The War Eagle is owned by Spokane and KasO B. C. men, and is also known to be valuable but what it is held at is not given out
 Mir C. F. Caldwell who with the party is one ot the owners of the property The deal consummated will
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
CBy United Pross.)

Moscow. July l6-Concerted efforts are being made by several departments of the government to secure to Amer jeans, the freedom of Siberia for min ing or other purposes. It is argued they arc the only people who can, and will, if given the chance, open up the coun, ny,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
MORE
 THE HORN
(By United Press.)

Washington, July l6-The gunboats Princeton and Vicksburg have received orders to sail with all despatch around the horn to the Caribbean sea. It is said that grave condition Of affairs at Honduras lS the occasion Of the order. The Princeton Is at Bremerton and the Vicksburg at Mare Island.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16

Seattle, July l6-There has been some interest displayed ss to the dis. position of the $500, 900 appropriated by the government for the A..Y.-P expo sitiou or the total appropriation, S25O, ,OOO will be spent in the buildings. Besides the main government building, there will be structures for Hawaii, Alaska, the Philippines ard the fisher les industry. The remaining s35O,OOO will be expended for exhibits as fol- lows: Government, s2OO,OOO, Al'ska SlOO,OOO; Philippines, s25,OOO.
 The government architects are work ing on the plans for Uncle sam's buildings and just as soon as the de- signs are finished, construction will be started. The construction work has gone ahead without any cessation, and
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
Big Mining Deal In Prospect
ID FIGHT THE
 RAISE IN RATES
(Ry United Press.)

Chicago, July l6-Manutacturers and shippers are organizing giant combine with a billion dollars capital pledged to fight the attempts of the railroads to raise rates. They will engage the best legal talent and move as quickly us possible to get the judgement of the highest court,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
LOST WITH
 A LAUNCH
CBy United Press.l

Manila, July l6-The laundering of a launch on the coast near here yester- day resulted iu the drowning Of 9 per sons, three of them Americans and one au army surgeon.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
Is AT
 HONOLULU
tsy United ProsS.)

Honolulu, July I6-The Atlantic fleet arrived this morning and reported E voyage without incident. Great crowds were lined along the shore to greet the visitors. A holiday has been declared and elaborate preparations made for the entertainment of the officers and tackles.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
ADAMS
 NUT GUILTY
CRy United Press.J

Grand Junction. July l6-The jury in the case of Steve Adams, tried for the murder of Arthur Collins, Tellu- ride mine superintendent, who was blown up with bomb, today returned verdict of not guilty.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16

The Bull Dog IS par excellence, call at Tory Dortero's for same.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
BUILDING FUR ALASKA

there are finished or under construction nine buildings. During the past week applications for concessions and exhibit space have been pouring into the offices in the Administration building.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
MAY
 STOP A FIGHT
(By United Press.)

Sau Francisco, July l6-The railroads have refused to make special rates to Ely, New, on the occasion of the pro- posed fight between Nelson and Cans and the event may therefore be called of.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
FAIRBANKS Is NOW FUR KERNS
(By United PrOos.)

Indianapolis, July lG-Ex-State sena- tor and DOW e-Presidential Nominee on the democratic ticket, John W. Ken, was given a great welcome here last night. vice-Presidont Fairbanks
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
created a sensation by introducing him as the next vice-president.

A. R. O'Brieu, editor of tue Juneau Record. arrived up on the Georgia this morning,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16

doubtless give new impetus to mining the other side as Mr. Clark is known as a who works only the best and such he works to the limit that if he buys it will mean the most energetic development with the most modern equipment
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
MIN
 TWO EVENTS
(Ry United Press.)

London, July l6,-In the Olympic games today the Americans won both the discus throw aud the putting of the shot.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-16
The Business End Of Politics
BRYAN SUMMONS HONED INTERESTS TO 4 CONFERENCE

Hot Springs, July 16-Vorys, manager of the earlier campaign of Secretary Taft visited the nominee last night and is very optimistic as to the outlook in Ohio
 Washington July 16-Charman of the National Con- mttee and Campaign Manager Hitchcock is to open pro- ceedngs in the west at He has called meeting of leaders of the Pacific coast states for next Monday and Tues day.
 Lincoln Neb. July 16-Bryan has summoned to a conference with him six of the very large business of America allied with the democratic party.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14

auvt@tssns Of the nay en- vnr8ou-
~CarumndFrf@l.

NEW YORK Dec I-FJCUR-Rscsipts,
$50 bblE- exports. 2eD bblE- market Gun
b& winter straiEhts. 24so@s.Ss Mime
Sofa bakers. &1u14.5H. winter exr-aE. EE
W48 winter paxHurE. &zan5.E winter
low ErRdes. E.a5p41h Rve flour duD; fair
20 good. AHRu4-&. chnice u fancy. A-Saa
4sh Buckwheat nour. duNs G.S5Qz~ per
1W lbs.
BLCKwHEAT-Dun. state. sc. nominsl
COENMEAL-Ffrm- Zine white am Fei-
E.4an3lm.
RTE-puns No : western. SC. omlnA
BARLEE-Quiet5 mailing. Rsa1c. c. & E.
6u1talo, 1eedng. 642GG&c- C. 4 T. New
WHEAT-Receip1H. E.as bu-: exports. 5,-
sA bus spot market steady; No 2 red.
S-tNQLe2 elevator No. 2 red. 1ne%L
D. aIluHL. No. 4 northern Duluth. &Ilss
o. b. afugt- No. 2 hard winter, E14 q,
r q. D. afuHL Wide fuCtuHLiuns and q
nervous underrone characterized tDdags
lottoWed by active covering IN expert
rLmors and bull support, Win last prices
nc lower 10 Ac net higher. December
~sLAz1le9N closed E-Hgin; May. 61u5aa
Ia closed Nuh. July, closed, Sl.e4A
LUhN-heceipts. T1-2tD bu-. exports. 11R
nHi spot easy No. . sc 10 arrive, eie-
Falaf ana H-c. Z O. n EDOHt; No =
Write. &C; No. 2 yellow, s6lrc, & {. b.,
ALloaL- nominal Option market was with
gu transactions. CLOSING nc higher De
UenlpHr clus@d, sc MAY closed, 6Aasc. July
closed s54Bc, September. closed. Gs4sC-
OATs-ReceiptH. Z,5m ba exports, k.Es
AA, spa market firm. mixed OATS. 2nQ&
IDS auQI5zc4 natural white. 26n3l lbs, a6Q
MS clipped white, 24Q42 lbs. 57asS-sc.
HA1ZfTms No. g. 70Qd5ci gooa 10
HDEs-Quist BogutA. gplHaza.cs Cen
E0 America 2f1sc.
F~RONLSIONB Beef. stea6ys family,
1 ~ ADt W1i-b0- mess. Ga 00W A8.bos beef
name A-baob@ 2beo5 packers. tl4b04
aa.8e city, extra India mess. &2b-yUN
80 cut meats. steady picked
s.s0s Lard. easy; western. Ss.251alE
rtf1neu- uulet; continent. MB south
america, $3.50 compound sB.75GLHA Pork.
1lL family, E8.8UN19.H0. shor1 clear, S2h-0e
a12-B8i mess. E6.saa16R.
TALBOW-F1rms CRY G2 per pkg1 sac,
country qkgs- rrHe}. 5saEI5zsc.
AlCE-Gulst, domestic, fair 10 extra.
n 96Lc. Japan, DmsueL
EE-t ancy scarce and
rlrE1s other grades slow and easy creamery
specials, &c official prices, I-c. extras.
1lfasl nc, thirds 10 firstH, 2u30C, western
factory. flrEtA. EnG22C.
CHEESE-FIrm, sta1E. fun creams. soe-
GaiE. 1AzG15sc September, large and
small culUreo or white. fancy. l4c: OCfo-
Der, large and small. best, 13;4c. October,
late made. small. best 13c- good TO prime.
uAMl24c: cuTnmun TO fair. uazqIJlAC
SKINS. fun TO specials, uH6IIAc-
EGGS-1teadler at the decline: state,
EelnsylNAma and nearby fancy. selected.
while, 46u4Sc5 state, PeunEy ivRuin and
nearby 1Hr 10 chuice, 4Ad45c; hruwn and
mixed fancy. 36Q3Sci brown and mixed.
Eatr to choice, 22fghc- western firsrs. nc.
FOULJRX-Aive. dull; western chickens
1+sc fowls, l6nI4c, turkeys, I3c. Dressed
steady, western spring chickens. 13G9ncl
lowlH' 4GlAci spring urkeyk, 1SQ19c-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14
NLN YORk STOCkS AND BOND>
Spots Of Positive Strength Do Not
Offset B1sp0sI10n t0 Sell
PRESSURE ON METAL GROUl
New York CentraI Only Railroad
Issue HelPed by Gossip eEHra
ing PROPOSED Raise in
FreiEhr RateK-

NEW FORK. Dec. TIE -sw spots Of
positive strength II the BL0CK market 10
Gay were mol sufficient 10 offset the
eLsCt OF Inc general ulBpDst1iun 10 reduce
commitments. There was discussion Of Lne
DeuEIclal effect on railroad earnings ID
follow prupOasd advances III freight rates.
buL prices dG not respond except IN me
case Of New York Central, which rose
vigorously IN face Of the prevailing down
ward tendency The advance IN Pressed
zL@A Cal recalled q ruulur C1rculatE1 early
IN the week and officially denled. Of an
Intended absorption by the United States
h4eel corpurat1nn- Orher railroad equip
ment Stocks moved in sympathy.
The greatest selling pressure csuusred
Gpoh the metal group, especially American
5meiLnG EUmors Of unsaustactUry earn
A5h Dy LEAL company were coupled WIKI
reports q a waning demand 1ur copper
ana expectation of d renewed decline IN
Lie price Of silver, already near the lowest
price on record The Immediate outlook
II the money market Wal the principal
L0p1c tor consideration. Expectation Of q
weak bank return was general, although
IL was known that the weekly srRrBmen-
would not appea until after the BLJCE
market was closed. The operation of
FORCES Of depletion Of ankinE supplies was
seen 10 be Sill IN force. indicating q con-
ruuance Of the Decrease in banking re-
s0urces. NO loans on cal are made AZ the
SHOCK exchange on Saturday, 50 thai there
VS. no QuoLALun IN can loans 10 serve As
a guide. Time money rates, however were
Errner, an advance IN the present GAY RATE
10llDW1ng the earlier rise in the L~lirCy-day
@ A@
ruued very strong. making II evident that
aod1riunAl gold would go out next week.
The statement Of the days subCrsRsury
operations showed 2 gain by that instiru-
non Of A.GlA.060, TefleErtng the beginning
OF u Buhscrfprians 10 the Pan
anna canal bonds, which viii figure in the
banking averages for all az next week.
TBdays nULgD Of around 81 800. HD gold TO
Paris. also remains 10 be shown II the
figures Of the banking condition. The
strung rally in the late market Was due 70
an iu-imariun TINT the bank statement
would snow a loan contraction which would
serve 70 conserve the surplus. The decline
in me surplus was EmiIHd IN faCL 10 ST.
lb m the averages. Evidently, the cur
taiUaUr Of bank loans is due 70 the com
ing~iut0 the loan market Of the trust com
pauleE 10 take advantage Of the more pro-
Glahle rates by drawing on their deposits
win tne banks. The decrease Of s. .6gz. 9t
in the dHLy averages Of the clearing house
loans. Of E.S1.1@ IN actual loans. contrasts
with a loan increase Of SIS .Ag7 200 by the
other banks and trust companies.
The bond market wEE Irregular, but {
number n prominent issues made sudden
advances Total sales, par value, S2G1fd00
United States .. registered, advanced \
per cent On Uuu.
NLHnhEr n sales ana lEREinE quotations
De stocks were
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14
GRAIN AND PRODCtE MARKET
hest Liquidation is Extremely Frss
During the Last week
FLOOR TRADES WERE LIBERAL
Sener Tune Kiss RemafBed steady
DurfnE the Entire Break and h.
scrtsa - stroaEI Pre-
dtcred-


OMAHA Dec. L. 1g8.
Liquidation IN wheat has been extremely
Tree Curing The lREt week and traders on
the 1por have been uDeral Hhur1 sellers.
Lmh has mad q disastrous Effect on the
nign values Of Tess than q week PAST.
winch SHOW a lnHE q 5 CEuus. The general
time, however. has remained STEADY dLrring
The entire break and . reaction lE strBD4iy
predlcred-
eastern demand ts very pBur, and unless q
Euuu sXpurt demand iE deralupec prices
WI undoubtedly sell stiu lower.
Ahers vas q OF the selling OF
wheat that has been KINDER way directly
after the opening every dar this Week and
vRlues loOk another less. There was good
buynrE Al the low puIu1E ana az a result
the efuEe vas frr8sr 81 improved figures.
December wheat opened al Sac and closed
a. Soc
The corn market displayed q somewhat
BlehaiEr tone and shorts were The Desi
buyers Eepurts ere liberal. but 4dv1ces
shaw thai the ~rn&rketug o. curn has
Htoppeu a. al country stations as q result
OF the break In prices. December corn
opened al aAzc and closed at nl4sc-
Primary wheat receipts were 6ia. ~ BUSH
els and shipments were Tl.9Ab bushels,
against rHceipts last year OF alb.tHN bushels
and shipments q 3E.B uo bushels.
Lurn receipts were s53.dlt bushels and
we're 44a.DBb bushels- against re-
Ceipts laEt year Of 5E.gN bushels and Bhip-
meurs q l5Z.GA0 bushels
Cea~ances were Z2.R8 bushels Of corn,
E,Nb bushels Of oats and wheat ana Lluuf
ecuRf q Al. 8A8 bushelE-
Liverpool closed I'D lower on wheat and
MnaEH lower on corn
Seabuard reported no sales FIR exp0r-
Local range q up10nE-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14

LIVERPOOL Dec. L2-COTTON-Sput.
dull; prices ] point higher American mid
ling. fair al b.3sd; good middiug. 5.Gsd,
middltnE. Ard. low MIDI ing AE7d. good
ordinary, A16d ordinary. A76d. The sales
Of the day were 2,m0 bales. Of which IM1
were fur speculation and export ana in
cluded 144 American Receipts. 3f no
and closed barely slaady5 December
4Rs1ad. DecemDer-Jauuary, ~amuarv-
February, 4Gg1sd- FebruHry-Maren, 4d2d:
MarCh-Apru, 462d; Aprii-MaT. asa, MAY
June. 462d. June-July. A62@d- JulV-AuEusr.
AID, AREust-September. AID; September
October, Ad1sds OCrober-NOwsmher
4 4sl-d. Observation-Disclosures 4461ad- De-
aslBl. 4451ad. AddirinuRl sales made 10
the trade late yesterday were A.eD 1Hles
al American
NEW YORK Dec. E-COTTON-Furures
opened firm; December. Es3c- January
s.b4cs March, $500; May. A-69Cs July. size.
ANGUS G.57dA.56C; October. 2.4sc.
FUTURES closed steady December. Eg2-.
April. kld5c- May, B70c- June, 8-70c: july
sl7or; august sue September sac. Ocl5-
Der, sac.
sp0t cotton closed quiet: middIinE I'D
lands. Al1ci mldding gu1, a-s5C. SAFES
none
sT LOUIS No Dec 12-COTTON-
SteHdTs uidG ng. gsc s les. q bales r.
gstu1E. Tl8 hHl r Euipmeurs, 6sEl bales,
stnck. &.64s bales
NEW CaLE1ANE. Dec E-COTTDN-
Spot, ErHRdF- low ordinary. 4Asc. nominal
5 ElSC, nnmiual= good ordinary
Sac; low mi1dltng. s Uldd-ng SAC E1ol
middling ssc- mudlrg fair, Snc far
1Gac. nominal; receipts? m.u bales. STOCK
2aH1@ bales
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14

very HrhL showing a hHarv failing of as
compared WIKI last week and wrtb a year
GEu- The arrivals have CuuEigted almost
entirely 81 curn-fadE. there beng cuupara-
lively Few rangers Received Wine there
have been some very good and well I'm
ished killers mmuuE the arrivals. the pro
pu-dun OF vH-med-up Kinds has been uEits
large
Fat lambs have been IN VERY active de-
mBnd al the week. and good r1 choice
kinds have advanced rapidly. beng at the
present time fully Nc higher than one week
aEn. Ea1 Fat KINDS have not SHOWN as
much Improvement bun where they were
q q kind tnar feeders would bid on. they
tuo have sold to pretty far Advantage
Fat wsthErs and EsHrltuEs have been
good sellers al the week Al good. firm
prices, hUt no great advance mas taken
place. Ewes broke the first uf the week
and me decline has hardly been made 70,
So rlBt = is q question II they are quite
az high At the present time Rs they we're
a week ago. Il night be added that al
kinds OF good killers, both sheep and
lambs. have been selling very hlgh as COM
pared WIKI the Chicago prices. AND that the
market has been II a good. heallnT cun0-
ton throughout
quits readily At EDoU. strong prices. the
mR-ker at the present time betng, Z any
thing. a little better than q week aEn-
Feeder buyers have beer Akin gufre a
E1Ld many OF the warmed-up or haE TAT
lambs. paying FOR them around &-TBGh.80
As these lambs are purchased Tor the pur-
country and finished for market. II would
look very much as Il the original owners
we're making d bad mistekE and were los
ing mnoEy by shipping IN this sru1 before
IL was finished.
Qu0LatiunE on sheep and lambs. Good
10 choice lambs. -. fair TO good
lambs. sB.e0nk.&. feeding lambs. A-sHQa.hh;
good 10 choice uEnt vearitnEE. &-asuh-A
fair 10 good heavy TeartinEH,
feeding yeHrLtnEH. A-a0G4a58- good TO choice
WFrhers, 81 ZBd4 g.. fair TO En0d weLhcrE-
s. B0Q4E feeding wBthHrs. E3.a0N4 o.; EBod
to choice ewes. A.R0d4-&, fair 20 good ewes
feeding ewes. Cu4s
and bucks. E-Gsd2.0N
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14

CHICAGO. Dec. E-Ex1reme nervous
meas characterized trading IN the wheat
pir On tuR local ExCnzuEe today. prices
LluErumluE over q range OF 1Ac ID 1sC.
The market, however, closed urm. WIN
prices lp AAc@7se compared WIN the pre-
KiuUs ct0ee. Gurn ana oats also Closed
firm ana, provisions srsRcy.
The action Of the F-nsaI market was q
repetrrfuu Of taAL OF each of the previous
days Of LNe week the marKst being sub
1egtsd ID hSavy realizing sales. and also
Tree sales Tor short account Prices de-
citnsd sharply al times curing the dsy,
but at each breRA were followed by urgent
covering ~ EnOrrE and buying by several
of the leading bulls. During the Llnal nRIt
hour demand Wa general and the market
final quoIAUiuDs on May being NJ A-iuq
LHS7ss N AT &Ne The EEnEE-
Tor the dEy On the May OpEl3n was A-t=a
uls6s, and on july. g1am9sMc. Al the
low pOtur to-day prices were 4s051sc ID
BAsc below the closing quotations m lRsI
SATURDAY - greatly improved demand lur
cash wheat in the local market Was one
OF the chief buiIiEh Influences OF lR1e trad
ing. CleArEnces Of wheat and flour were
Corn WA weak during the first part Of
the day. bul became trim late IN the SEES
sion ana closed firm al almost the best
prices OF the DAY with the pre-
viouE close, final quotations leGHy were up
ztMsec. May closed AZ 6Me and July NJ
E1uC. A report from kansas City claiming
mat arfsrtngs uf corn from the interior
were druppLnE OF owing 10 the recent
braA& IN prices helped 10 strengthen the
MARKET AALG IA LIE HcanAAA &&HA E1AA a.
ne RRupie tables here WIS IN slow de-
mEnd. al declines Of LN&C
me weakness 0f wheat and corn caused
q an aEEy tone IN UutB eHriy IN the day. but
a brisk general demand developed which
soan caused considerable tLrmneHs. Cash
oats Al the sAmple tables was steady %
&c lower The market closed firm, with
prices uncaauEed 10 Ac higher compared
with the previous close, Lual quotations
on May being al 62aac, and on july az
E1rc-
Trade IN provisions was dul and the
market was steady. A decline Of &c IN the
price Of 1--we hogs mad some effect. Al
me close prices were @sc higher 10 2se
AOWeE
- - - -. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14
Kansas city Tive stock MARKET.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. L-CATTLE-Re-
CeipLs, L,t40 head. market sIsacy; receipts
for the week. 46.Rd0 head. choice export
and dressed beef steers. fair 10
good, A-hsRa-I5 western steers. &.5Udl So
ErOckerB and feeders. western
southern Steers. &.5BG5. 10, southern COWS.
&-2BQA-H, native cows, native
hatters, bulls, &6AQ4-@Bs calves
S.a0NGl 90.
HOGS-ReoeiptE, 5.eu0 head; market for
heavy hogs strong light weak, receipts
for the week, 6.@H head rup, SD; bulk
Of sales. &.eWG5-G5s heavy. E.aRa6. 10.
phCkers and butchers. S5.3BR5.E : light.
SA1HFQ5.40 pigs. A.8Dna.00
EHEEP AND B-Eeoeiprs. 1000
head market steady receiptE for the week.
29.hb head. lambs. $45fG6. u; ewes and
yeRrtIngH, &.88aa.B0; western veariingH.
A45pb 20 western sheep. S.Ssn4-B, rOcke
and feeders. S2.7504. AZ.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF TEE CONSTRUCTING
QuartermRsrer. Fort Omaha. Web, De-
cember l.. 1904. Sealed prup0Hals, in urtpii-
cHse. subject OF the usual conditions, VII
be received here until II O'Clock a. m CEN
rrHl standard time. December ~. 1914, for
construction Of q steam heatIng pant in
the u"uartermas1er'B and subsistence stJre-
house al Fort Omaha. Neb. Fun in
formation furnished on application. LutLed
States reserves the right 10 reject any or
al bids. Envelopes containing proposals
10 be marked Proposals for Steam 8eat-
Ing, T" and addressed to Captain C. DEP
handle C-uusr-ucrinE Q"uartermnstEr
Fu~r Omaha Neb. UILI5-l6-I7--s-2g
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14

ST. LOUIS. Dec. E-CATTLE-Receiurs
1D head. Market steady. Native EntppinE
and export steers, &-7ea16B; dressed beef
and butcher steers. S4.HsDG.25. Steers under
1.tHb lbs, z-4Bnb.lO EIgakerE and feeders.
SS-25qA-25; COWS and nslferE, s3.Z5@6.sO: can
nsrs, A7SN2.de; balls, - 75Q4.5B: caves, SAN
@L.A- Texas and Indian steers, "a. BDd6. 80.
COWS and hei1srB. &-&Bd4.m.
H9GS-EeceEpLE. 2aaQt head. Market
steady. Pigs and hgtEa E-250a-5Ds packers
Sa.Ss1b.6b5 butchers ERd best heavy. Sal
"a. M
AND LAABS-Receiurs. 80 head
Market steady. Naive mutt0nE. SH--5GA-5B,
lambs, Sa.5UuL5e; cuIis and bucks. S2.5Ua
4.50, sLocKsrs, S2-251a65-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14

CHICAGO, Dec E@CATTLE-Receipts
5H head. Market steady, beeves, 81 4WV
80; Texans. S2.4Ug4.S3s westerns, &-36d6. Is
sL0CkerE HnG feeders. G-61Q4.hD, COWS ana
hEtfers, &-60ul8. caves. Ell 9Er1.5l.
HDG0ReCeIprE. y. 10 head. Market u
lower. light. &.lNEHa.@, mixed. G-atu6.7 -.
heavy, rough, &-23uh4 40 good 10
ChQiuB heEvv. s. 4sn5aM9. pigs. E.hF04 ID.
bulk Of sales. .S5n5.65.
EHEEP AND LAMBS-Eeceipts, 2.5aU
head. Market steady native, &.5@04-7B.
western. S2-5sQ4-75 FaErIinEE- &4-ENa6saa
Lambs Native, &.59QZ4 40 western. sang
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14

MEM YORK Dec 12-MDNEY-On cali
nominal; time leans, firmsri sixty days, F.!
GS1a per cent. ninety Gays. 3AMS-a per cent.
SIX months. g1zdS% per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Q41
per cent
STERLING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. witt
actual business in bankerB' bills al &-648i
4.S4B5 fur Hixry-day bills and &.S705p
4.S1e for demand; commercial Balls, A-E5s
@4.S5%-
sILEFR-BRr. 4B%c; Mexican dollars Acc
BOND1GovernmenL STEADY; railroad
irregular
CLOSING quotations on New York bond
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-14

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