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TTIT2 OMAHA DAIliY BEE : THURSDAY. DECEMBER 0. 1807.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Dccxmbsr Whsat Once MOTO Reaches the
Dollar Mark and a Little flver ,
NORTHWEST RECEIPTS ARE FALLING OFF
31nrl < ol Oprnn nt nil Ailvnnri * Orrr
Tiirnilny , nnd Slcuillly I'n.ilicn
tMvnr : | l to 151.01 , tioiln ; .
a Trllle Loin-r.
CIIICAao , nee. S. December wheat sold
toaay at l.M nnd closed at tt.tOU. Or 2c
aliovo yc-ntcnmy'n close , ilny nlso ad
vanced % c. ' UvcclpU la thr. northwest nl
hint tire frilling UelOAthone of la t year.
This fnct cnu Hl anxiety nmotiK the nhorls
nnd wns undoubtedly the principal reason
for the advance. Ollior markets were un-
Inlerc-sllns Corn closed a shade lower ;
o.ita unchanged , nnd jirovlslons 2Vili"V4c
lower.
A llrmcl- tone wns observable In wheat
at the opening , and It Improved ns the BCS-
Hlon processed. The chief Incentive to buy
came fr m tno further decrea5 In the ilc-
Hvcrk's In the northwest , nnd though other
l > ulllsi ) nu--fl came In during- the day. thta
proved the main rUBtalnln ? factor through
out , For the llrst time shorts In December
showed real anxiety * . December opened nt
Me. or Aic above yesterday's close. A llttto
HollliifT by the bull clique suillced lo put the
prlcu back to i'EVU' , but an hour Inter an
nttompt to luii * a few lots put the price to
* 1 very quickly.
Thn Interest In the option did not th n
< llo out ns It did yciUordiiy. More buylns
orders c.imu In after a Blight reaction which
7 > ut the price lo 11.01. Again the bull crowd
let go , but for tbo rest or the. day December
HhoweJ nil nffpctlon for thu dollar mark.
Thorn was KOod action In iho Jlny price also ,
duo partly lo the bidding up of December
nml partly lo bull Inlluonce9.
Slay opened ovnr the Tuesday figures , clos
ing at WHc , nnd pold nt once to t"0c. The
llj-gt half hour found the price advanced Ho
over last nljrht to WifiliO'/ic. Tien when
DecomlMT went to $1 , May ? o1d at WJHc.
AVhen December went to 11.01. May sold up
to Olc , It Is fair to EU | pOrto Uiat fully Ic of
this gain wan du to the pressure In De
cember.
Chicago receipts were still as dispropor
tionately heavy us ever , numbering 2M cars ,
compared with 27 cars last year , but there.
nro extraordinary Inducements bjlng offered
to bring /Aheat hero If It Is ujt to the high
Teiiulrr.ments quality.
Minneapolis nnd Duluth reported CflO cars
received , aBnin.it 713 cars Wodivewlny
( previous , and C2a cars the corresponding day
of this year before. In view of the line
weather and tie cash premium , this was
regarded as auguring n permanent let up
In the heavy receipts In Ihe northwe-st.
Brads-treot'B visible statement i a a ir-
.prlse , and was Intluentlal In the high prices
both of December nnd May. It showed a
decrease of 417.000 bu. , whereas an Increase
of at ) Hst 3OMCOO bu. had born looked for.
The primary market receipts were Sil.OOO
bu. , compared with 070,00) bu. the year be
fore , Atlantic port clearance of wheat nnd
Hour were equal to COl.COQ bu.
During thp last hour's trading May sold
off to SO1 > c on realizing and closed at SO',4
4 ! Wine. December closed at Sl.CO',4.
Corn was utterly IndllTTent to the ad
vance In wheat and barely managed to hold
Its own. Outside of n little trading In May
early In the day there was almost nothing
dolnp. llecelpls wire moderate , 33) cars ,
but country offerings showed an Increase ,
nnd this country selling caus.'d even the
slight early advance to be lost. Cables
were steady. Clearances amounted to 5.1G-
COO bu. Shipping demand was poor , con
sidering the nearness of the close of nav
igation. May ranged from S''sc to 2S-.S.C
and closed n shade lower at 2SHc.
Oats , though quiet , werp firm helped by
the strength of wheat. December showed
especial firmness , showing Jvc advance nt
one tlmx There was some covering by
aborts In that set-Hun. CommlfPion houses
were moderate buyers of May. ns were ele-
valor concerns. Urndstreet's showed n visi
ble Incrcnsn of XOTT.COO bit. , about the only
bearish Influence. The rctlpts were SOI
cars. May ranged from 2iViC to 22'c ! and
closed tmi'haiifivd at 22\'tc.
I'rrvNIons were weak from the stnrt. Hog
receipts wtre much larger than expected
and heavy selling by Cuilahy helped to fur
ther weukon the market. j-.ocal operators
iind packers took offtrlnss. There was a
Flight recovery from the bottom. January
pork closed "lie lower at ? S.22's ' , January
lard ! > e lower at $4.23 and January ribs
7"e lower at $1.17i. !
Ksllmatcd rocelptH Thursday : Wheat , 200
oars ; corn , -ICO cars ; oats , 340 cars ; hogs ,
43CCO bead.
1.failing futures ranged as follows :
Arllclrc. . ! O 3n. | lllfh. | Lo.v. | Clono. | YesJy.
Dec. . . . 09 1 01 no
Jan. . . . 1)1) I'll ' , HO
May. . . 80K-90 01 88H
Corn-
Pec. . . cr.w
5lny. . .
Oats-
Dec. . . . 21 I 21 W
lorl ? "
Ik-o. . . . 7 30 7 : 2K 7 3D i : I-JH
Jan. . . . 8 ! ! 3 H ' . ' .5 H 'JO K 22 S
May. . . 8 47K 8 CO 8 4'JV 8 .l.'i .S 53
Liird
Dec. . . 4 in 4 30
J.-m . . . I - ' . * > 4 ? r I 25 4 . ' . "
May. . . 4 40 4 42K I 40 4 4'JLj 4 47W
Dec. . 4 17i < 4 17M 4 1 * t f
Jan. . . . 4 17' 4 'M 4 17V , 4 2 , " >
May. . . 4 S21 , I 30 4 a7
No. 2.
Cnni ! < quotations were as follows :
FI.orU-HlPu.ly ; winter pntcnu , J4.709190 ;
etralKhts ' 4 20'M.40 : 'l > rln ? rpecli ! > , (1.33 ; spilng
patents , tl.t'in V ) ; bakers. J3.W03.80. .
WI1UATNo. . ? Hiring wheat. Mi03o ; No. 3
prim ; . SlfiaNo. . 2 red , Jl.COIfl.OOU.
CORN" No. 2. 23 > ic.
OATP No. 2. 21Sf22c f. o. b. ; No. 2 .white.
2I1.C. No. 3 white. ISUOJlkc.
RYU Nn 2. 4 ? > iC.
FI AXSKED Nu. 1. Il.IQttLlSU unked.
TIMOTHY SKKD-Prlme. 12.63.
PROVISlONS-Mois pork , per bbl. . J7.40. Lard ,
per ICO Uu. Jl 255I.27V4. .Short ribs rides' ( loore ) .
Jl ir. fl ' 0. Dry Failed shoulders ( h * eil ) . Jl.TJQi
Jo 00 Short rU'Hr iiJilaxoi | ) , fl.4M74.C3.
WHISKY ninlllerV llnliilied goods , per gal. ,
Jl in.
Bl'OARS Cut loaf , J3.SO ; grnnulaled , { .I.1 ! .
r.ye. bii
Quntntliiiix of I InDn.v on
ConlinnilKlt'N.
N13W YORK. Pec. S.-I''l > OrR-llecelpts , 17f > U
libls. ; reports. 9,149 bbls , ; llrmlv tic'ld. but quiet
nnd lilKher. Ityo Hour , steady at JJ.7lj1.,1 ) , Iho
latter for fancy. Iluckwlieat Hour , t > tadr at
Jl.inai.45 ,
IH'OKWIIKAT-SlenJy at 37' ' ? : Sc ,
CORNJII'IAL-Kleady ; yellotv western. 63c.
IlYr Oul'-t ; No. 2western. . 5Ic.
HAIM.nVDull ! fecdlne. Wic.
IIMII.MY MAI/f-itiil > - ; neutern , Il.tSfll.C ) .
Wlll-JXT RecolptK , ! ! , > ) bu. , cxivtria , 15Si21
lm , , rpot , llrm ; No. 2 ted. Mo. OptlonM npunrd
llrm anil wltli few exceptions ruled Mnmf nil
"lay , Inlluencrd by an.jlhor niucciu ut IK-csln-
ber fthoils , nnijll northwest receipts , unexpivtitl
Occrcasii In the world's stock nnd Fii > nch exi > rt
Iniylni ; ; closed TiOlc net hUlicr ; Su. t nil. May ,
! > 2 l-lG4jU3ftiC , rloifml ' Jc ; Pt-cembor , IfOH'i ?
97 9-l o , I'loseJ 7 > 5i' .
COItN-KecelplH. lU.lISbu. ; exports. SM.JC7 bu. ;
| < ot. llrm : Nn. 2. M } c. Options oiioncsl ntnady
nnd were dull nil day wltli trim ? nrmnest en n"iir
months , owiiiK to heavy eivort | purciwiu s ; clni'il
unchaiiKiHl to * ic net lilclieri 11.ly closed nt 33Kc ;
Din-ember closed at Jl * c.
OATS - Ilfi-rlptn. ZIP * ) bu. ; exports. 1C5.411 bu. :
rjioi. dull : No. t. M'iWOptions \ver < ilull
nil dny. rloalnz.unrnniiKfd ; May clo tt ] at ! 7 e ;
December closed at tfi i' .
- - " Pull ; slilpplnp , 4'ffllc ; good to choice ,
Ot .
HOPP'-steiifly : li te , romm.nto cboIcA i 3
crop , < 8 ' . ; I1-8 * crop. Ctfi > c ; 18S7 crop , 134316C.
Purltlo waul. 1J95 crop , 4ft6o ; 1 0 cipp , SO C
1SI7 null. 13O1SC.
HIDr.H S'f 'lv ; Oalveilon , lc ; 1Vxa dry , Ito
California KftlSc.
l.UATIIBR l l ' 5 beml'-ck oe | , Ruenos Ayres
light t.t he-ivy welylit. SJlilCIHc.
WOOISl ady ; dumcutlc ilreve , 27J81c ; Texas
ISOlTe
A i'uoVlHlONS-He f. steady ; family , JVOC'0.01
, ' fxloi H" " * " KMS.M ; brrf Irims. JS2 00fi2.5"
j ivii-kal. J3.0Mll .iX > . Cut rnratu , qultt. p'.clilei
* Lelll s , 6B7c : nhuuldtrs. 5 , c : bim : . Hi
t ' '
1100. niw , a
SXc. nil to quality.
OU > S < 'oito > e l oil iileady ; prime crude
ICWc ; yelliiw. SJc. Pftr.il.njn. dull ; Unite.
rliuwl CJUc iisknt. Tt'wln , rtrady ; strnlntsl , com
mnn in good. JI.4iKjl.45 , Turpentine , steady n
'
llH'K-8irnc\y \ : Jaimn , Sft".ic ,
Mr LAH i-Q ltJ New O.-lrani. op n kettle ,
riin.1 ! plml't JMJ1I" .
rnmnilTS TO UVr.llPOOIDull : collon by
stPiinuT , rotfllc ; ernln by strain. 4UOIHc.
MRI'AIJl Tli inarkPO for inHals in * * < l wllli
buyer * liavina lh nhanlnK' . The New York
Metal Mchaiw rej ) it * lh nuiki't for pig Imn
wiirrant * rnflrr , wllli * ala * of ! M tutu at lt0
bid nnd 1C 71 ktknt. Lakg oop | > er , oulrt. but firm
nt l'Vil7V , bid nnd Jlt.W uked. Tin very quiet
nt J13.tt bid " 1 Jlt.TO nsktU. HiwIUr , quirt at
J3.M bid ruid 14,03 oskrd , and le d c jy at
M. n.nd J4 70 kfd. Tb' > Prm that nclilon the
M.prl
price for miners and nmelttra callg the lesd ,
mnrk > 't quiet nt J3.V ) . I
llITTKR-UtelpH. S.Mfi pkK . ; mft knt < fl.lr :
wentern rreamer > , llf c : ii : lnx. J4fnrtorr ; ,
.
* HKEHB n eelpl . S. M rkg . ; mfllkct
large i wdlfo , 9er > U4nW. fHe ; smnll. ( c ;
colored , Pepiemher , * H * Hc ; mull , } 9Hc : laricp ,
l t made.7ii 7ic : nmulf , i if SHc ; Tight fklms ,
7B7He ; full sklrrJi. l * 4c.
IK1OS Rpceiptd. 4W nkus. market firm ; nt l §
and Peniwylranla. J1Bc : western ,
OMAHA CICMII.VL : MAIIKHTS ,
Cnnilltlnii of Triulf nml < iuontloii
nn 5titil < * mill l-"ntn-y Product- .
IttlOS-Strlctly freli , Ic.
IWTTKR-Coinmon lo fair. IMJUc : choice to
fancy , 14017c ; * pnralor crramtry , lie ; satlifre.l
cream ery , * ) c.
VISA L Choice fat , SO to 1W Ibs. , quoted at Sc ;
' " "
D7lE8lSKD'"pOULTRY Chickens , 6 JCc ; tur-
kcyc , not wanted ; crrse , * ; ducks , 7c.
PIOKONB Live , " * < ? ; aen.l plqeonft nol wantM.
HAY Upland. JI.Mj midland. W.M ; lowlnnd.
JVOO ; rye Mrnw. Jl ; color tmkei the price on
hay ; lliht Ifllen sell the best ; only top
t.rlns top prices.
prices.vuatrrARLr.3. .
CiLERY-aood stock , Inrs * . 4)o ! pmnll ,
" '
o'xiONS Per Iiu. . OTfKBe.
I1KAN8 llnnd-plckod navy , per bu. . 1
' .30.
SWEET POTATOi:8-Per Mil. , J2.5X
CA1I1IAOE Oood stock , per lb. . l'.4c.
1-OTATOEB Home grown. 41U o ; \v Blern
lock. 65(1700.
I-'RUITS.
CALIFORNIA STIlAWUKIUHKS-IVr pi. ,
'qUINCKS-Callfornla per box. tl.K.
APPLKS Winter stock. JJ.ff3.0ii ) CnllrornK
icllellour. bnxes , Jl.M ; O > b mdo JuliMhan
twxcn , J1.7S ; Orejron , t > exes , 11.25.
CHANHEIUm * * .Iirajys , l > er bbl. , J7.0) ; WIs-
oonsln Hell nnd Uuglc , J7.DO ; Wisconsin Hell nnd
'hrrry. J6.GO. i
OItVPB-Calawbai . buskcts , Hylic : Mai
ogas , J5.r a .U' ) .
TRoncAij ntorra.
OUANOlVt Mexican , per box , i2.7J01.CO ; Call-
rotnl.-i navels. | 4.0Ht'4.2 >
LBJIONK-Messlna . 3GO. J3.OW.XvO ; 300 ,
y ; California , 60 , J3.2fj3.W SO ) , J3.7T.W. . . .
I1ANANAS Cliolce , Inrsc stock , P < T Iwnch.
J3.W8S.2i ; medium fllze.1 l.unche * , fl.7 ; 2.00.
MISCKLLANKOUS.
NUTS Almnnilt , per lb. . Inrito size , ISiiUJlSc
Bmall. Ilc ; llrazIK rcr lb. , SfllOc ; Knprllsh wal
nuts , p r lb. , fancy , soft nell , lie ; standnrda , 0
OlOc ; niberls , iwr lb. . 10 pecans , polished
medium , Sfl9c ; extra larpi0c : Inrue hlckon
nuti , II.OX/1.1V / per bu.l nm Jl , JLZH(1.S3r bu.
ciDoanuts. per 10) . JI.CO ; pejnuui , raw , 5y ! 4 =
r R3ti-J , CC6V4C.
TIOS linx-rt | l fancy. 3 crawn. ll-lb. baxer
ISi1o crown , 41-lb. boxcx. HSfl c : 2 > lb. luxes , C
t:3c IXT box ; California , 10-lb box , Sl.'O.
IIONKY Cliolce nhlte , ISc ; Colorado anH.er , I1
Cllc ,
KRAl'T Per bbl. , II.0) ; half bbl. , JI.ZCfl2.SS.
JIIAPL1- SYRUP Hve-Ral. cnn , csich , J2.75
K.il. c.-uiH , pun- , ! dJi. , JI2W ; linlf-eal. cans
t5.2 > : ninirt cans , J3.J ) .
DATKS Hallowt-e , CO to 70-lb. lioxcw. 6c ; Salr
5V4c : Knnl , 9-11) . boxfs. 9s.
CIDHll Per half bbl. , 'J.1.00 ' ; Mils. , Jo.K. .
FRESH SIKAT3.
DRKSSKD REK1Oood native steers , 7c ; gooJ
forenuarters , steers , Cc ; Rood hindquarters , 9c
wpstcrn steers , GGCHc : fancy lielfera. CVSc : ROO <
helfeis. fie ; ( food forequarters. belters , u'.ic ; ROOI
hindquarters , heifers. 8',4c ; good cows , 5c ; fair
cows , o .
I1KI-JK CUTS Tenderloins. ISc ; boneless strips
9c ; strip loins. 7c ; rolls. SVic : sirloin butts S c
shoulder clods. O'.Jc ; rump bulls. 5V4c ; stec :
rhoulder clods. CHc ; rump bulls , SV c ; stce
chucks , 5Hc ; cow chucks , 4ViC ! boiichug chucks
IVic ; cow plates. Sc ; steer plates. SVic ; Hani
steak. 6iic ; loins. No. 1. 14c ; loins , No. 2 , 10'ic
loins , No. 3 , Sc ; sirloin ends , No. 1 , Sc ; ribs
No. 1. lie : No. S. bHc ; rlbi. No. 3. Cc ; vtee
rounds. 7 c ; cow rounds. G * c ; cow rounds shanl
off , S'.4c ; trlmmlliKS , 4Tic ; beef uhnnkii , 3c
brains , per doz. . 35c ; sweetbreads , per lb. , lOc
sweetbreads ( calves ) , per lb. . 40c ; kidneys , per
doz. , 3Sc ; ox tails , e.lcli , 4c ; llvcrf , per lb. , 3c ;
heortH , per lb. , Cc ; I IIEUS , per lb. , 12 0.
IH'TTON Lambs , 7c ; sheep , eitc ; market
racks ( Ions ) , Fc ; hotel , racks ( Khoit ) , lie ; legs
and fnddIeK , Be ; larnb less , Sc ; brentts and
stews. 5c ; tongues , eacl ) , 3c.
PORIC Dn" ed plgc , S'.Jc : dressed IIORS , fc ;
tenilrrlolns , 15c : Iritis , 7c ; spare ribs , uc ; ham
sausage bulls , G e FhouKlers , rough , Cc ; uhoul-
Jcrs. skinned. ! > Hc ; trimming ? , 5\ie \ ; leaf lard ,
not rendeied. 6Uc ; heads , cleaned. 4c ; snout and
ears , 4c ; backbones. l'4o , ; cheek meats , 4Jie ;
neck lioncs. 2c ; plw * tails , 4c ; plucks , each , 5c ;
cliltterllnK ! " , 5c ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , per doz. .
Me ; stomachs , each , Sc ; tongues , each. 7c ; kid
neys , per doz. . lOc ; brams , per doz. , Utj pigs'
feet , per doz. . 2c ; livers , each. Sc.
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES-No. 1 green hides , 7c ; No. 2 green
hide * . Cc ; No. 1 waited hides. S4c ; No. 2 green
sailed hides. 7 = ! ic ; No. 1 veal calf. S to 12 Ibs. ;
lOc : No. 2 val calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. , ( c.
8HKEP PELT.- * Green FoUed , each , 15875 ? ;
B'een salted Hhearllngs ( short woolcd early
skins , each , 15c ; drj' shearlliiBs ( short wooled
early skins ) . No. 1. each. 6c ; dry flint. Kansas
nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight. 4S.c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
murrain wool pelts , p r lb. , actual weight , 3ff
4c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per
lb. . actual weight. tffJci.dry Hint Colorado
murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight. 3fl
.
4c.
4c.HORSE
HORSE HIDES Each. Jl.Wt2 2.1
TALLOW , GREASE. ETC. Tallow. No. 1.
25ic ; tallow. No. 2. 2Uc : rough tallow , IVic ;
< ! 2l3''ic' ! 'cllo '
l"4frn'S-reaS ' ' > ' " 'd brown grtaiw.
KURS Rear ( black or brown ) , t5.OOS20.00
° < < " . JI.MRS.OO ' ;
; mink , lofln'c ; bedvcr. li.CO
r.lffrtnn 6CO ; skunk. 1 .Ci n I5c , , 25c. .i f Me ; i mutkrat - _ . . , Sc , 5c. _ 7c ;
S * . T.oulN RciicrnI .MnrlcutN.
- MTi7a !
WHUVT Higher , closing with December me
May HWV1 and July So above yesterday ; xia >
opened ' 4 Jic blgher. sol ; off i/.c. advanced Tic
relpprpd He and closed with buyers % c below
the top. Spot , higher ; No. J red. cnfh. ' elevator
SSc ; track. i9yjc No. 2 hard , cash. SWSScDc
" : Janua' ' ' WeMay' M'ic : " " > -
CORN cldtiTj '
Fulures
'the same ns yesterdny
after selllnB l-l6c lower 'and 1-lCo lilcher. Spot
lower : No. 2. cash nnfl IWi > ml > er , 24 > ,4c ; Janu.
ary. 24Hc : May , 2C ; cj : c. .
OATS Futures strong but dull , sellers belnc
oi.n and iiFklng on advance. Hpot , hlchcr ,
N'o. 2 , cash , elevator , 21o' track. 21'4c ; No. Z
rhlte. 2lc ; December. 21c ; May , 22yi 221ic
KYK-Qulet nt 45V/J.
J'I < . \NSiKD I wcr attJl.OS.
TIMOTHY 8KKD Primr , 2.50.
CORNMKAI1.4i ' .
< -1.4i ) .
HRAN-Sackcd. east -'Irnrk. SCc.
HAY Quiet ; prairie.JTronS. . 50 ; timothy. J6.DO
fflO.50. '
lit TTnit Firm ; creamery. lSUii23',4c ; dairy. 11
lo. ! )
EOOS-T sy at 17 > ic.
WHISKY Quiet nt Jl.lV
POTTONTIF S Unchanged.
P.VOO1NG Unchangetl.
MUTAUS-Lad. dull. 53.4333.30. Spelter.
nomln-il. * 3.7 : T3.77K.
PROVISIONS Pork. nuIeU'rtumlard mws. Jou.
bln . JS.23. Lard lower : prime steam J1.12U- .
iolce | 4.t7'A. Racon ( Imxwl lot" ) , extra short
lear. Jl.S7"4 ? 3.Cfl ; ril . 5.37H 7".f-0 ; shnrls. K.M
fi. > .WV4. Dry salt meats ( br-xed ) hcuMer . J4.7S
iJS.OO ; extra short "liv > r. J.37J4TI.50 : rilM , JI.S754
93. DOfliorts , l.S7 .igi > .00.
IlKi'EIITS Flour. 1000 bbl . : wheat. 34000
bu cnrn. IPOOOn bu. ; enl 13 C > 00 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 4 CM bMs. : wheat. 15.CC *
corn. 21COi ) bu. ; oats. Kf bu.
' * N VlMlhlo rnln
NKW YORK. D.-C. C. Special teleR-aphlo nnd
cable dlrpatches to Ilradftreet's covering the
rincipal | > oliits of r.ccumulhtlon Indicate the fol
owing changes In available supplies last Fatur-
nv ns compared with tit ; preceding Saturday :
Wheat. Untied Slates nnd Canada. en t
Ricky mountains. Increnpe. 233.MO bu. : afloat for
nml In Kurope. decrease , Uvfrpool "Corn Trade
News. " 700.000 bu. : world's supply , net deo'eoje ,
447.COO bu. Corn , Unlte.l States ami Canada , past
Rocky mountains , decrease , 039,00) bu. Oats.
t'nlted States and Canada , east Rocky moun
tains. Increarc. : C7."f > bu.
A decided shifting- available slocks fit wheat
s Indicated by reports to Dradstrpet'a this week.
The larger Increases Include. 2M Vn burhelo In
Noithwextern Interior elevators , 11 WX ) bushel * nt
New O leans. 134,000 bushels In Chicago private
e'cvalors , M.OflO bushels at Cle\eli.nd and 40.(00
liciahcls nt Rochealor. Tl' larger Oecreoses , how-
ever. Include a falllne otf of alxiut l.KP.OX ) bushels -
els In ManltoVi and nt Fort AVIlllnm and Kowa-
tin. Ont. 78.000 Ijimltels nt OalveJton and 47,000
bushels In Mlluwukec private 'elevators.
Lively Criil n MurUcI ,
OMAHA OFFICE , Dec. E. ToiJa s nuirkft was
tlio IUv4le t seen for moru llian aveek nnd
llfte.1 Hi' * clnud ot dullneM that usually
Wlioit op"ned linn with the news of a Inilllrl
tendency. Northwestern rcce'pts. partly on ar
count of tlw poor condition of roads , were much
lighter , which after lavliitf been , fully realise ,
and ronllimed with Ihe manipulation In IVwm
ber , Ktartcd the ball , rulllntr , when Ilnd.it rent's
mrprtalnir report of a decream * of tfO.ooo hu
In tlut world's supply caused It to jump to Jl.OL
for December , nl which iwlnt II held % vll , doting
at JLWi. May wheat followed nt a very much
slower ittco , touching Olc and closed at W'.f
Hc. H haa been a bull day. but we hardly lo ,
llovn that with the Isrgo deliveries of wlie-it ,
which will bu made at the rlnne of navigation
which will prolnbly put an end to manipulation
la December , together with the natural dull
neg-s of this month , that thru ; prices con bi
maintained ( or any lenitlh of time.
tV > rn iui < l ra.U were llrm. wllh Boml trading
and closed prnclktilly unchanged , appearlne I
ba but little afTectivl by the action of wheat.
ICunmiH City Grulii tiuil I'ruvlnlonji ,
KANSAS CITY , D > c. . WRKAT-About Jo
higher ! No. 1 hard. 75c ; No. J , to ossc ; No.
kOJTMc ; No. 4. 77H i'9Uc ! No. 1 ivil. 4c ; No. 2
Me ; rolxe < l , S7cj No. 3. 91c ; No. 4 , We ; No. 3
sprlnir. l'4 : No , 3. 791/6rtc.
COHN'-FIrm and ) n omo caf hlghtrf No ,
mixed. MVCiXiUc.
OATS-l'Irm ; No. ! while. UCWic.
RYI-Flrm ; No. 8. 4k\
HAY Active. hljrhiT f r betler irrade ! prairie
choice. JT.2i&7.W ; cholfo/llmolhr,1 JJ f-OB8.7i.
IIUTTKR OramfryJJlfiw lul uteady , U&20C
dairy , IJfllSc. !
1WOS-Active nrm ; rrtuh. ISUc ; rtntair , llfllf
RKCKIITS Wheat , CS.JUO bu. ; corn , fi.flCO bu.
oat * . ItOM bu. * ! T
SlUPMlJNTS-Whcalv , COO bu. ; corn , O.4W
bu.j uut , none.
OrlrmiM MurUeU ,
NEW ORLBANfl. D c. 8.-HOO 1'RODUCTS-
Steodr. pork. m u. atandaM. Jt.JTVi. l ird , r
lined tierce , t J 15 nosed inealt , dry mil ahoul.
dcrt , II.S7H , ili > r , ti.UVi. Oacan , ckiu rlba
' ' * / > . Utmr. choice utar ( cutV
* t\
KUull Rio , i rUnary to fair , 7Hi5' ' ' .
-Kvy. extra fancy. J4.6C I.R' ' . pa-.eni * .
. . " .
COIlNMIiAL-Qiilct nt Jl.M.
I1IIAN Quiet at ; < K , . . ,
lme , | lt. : ll.C ; ehc ) t * : * , * .
No. I , fucked , whll # , 3K1.
, * Se ; yellow. Mo.
OAT8- t * dyNo. . 3. M kJ. . *
IIICB Quiet ; or lln ry to good ,
Clnclniintl MnrUctc.
CINCINNATI. Pe * * PI1TR Quiet : fancy.
I.M4J4.IO ; family. Jl.sn4J1.t .
WHAT ! Firmer ; No. S red , MVi.
COHN ! ! / No. 2 nilnfd , i <
OATS Strong ; No. ! mixed ,
RYi : StwiJy ; No. Z , 4 e. .
PROVISIONS I rd. fttltr lit " ! * Ilulk
meats , dull nt JI.S5. Haccn , fury at t .K.
in-y iJluln creamery , 2IV4d
OlYlo. ilfrWc : . ' * ir > 't 124J13C.
ud lower ; Rood to prime
Ohio"lYsil. . " 8Hg9c. '
; rnln lloci'liiln nt rrlnrliuil MnrUcts.
ST LOflfl. D < c. . Rocelpln : Wheat. 48 cnnj.
MINNKATOLIS , Dtc. S.-Itfreepts ! : WhMt 513
"
( HU'AOO , Dec. 8-R"celpt today ! Wlywt. 2 <
rnra ; corn. 3M cars ; cnls SOI cars. Ujt mated
ir lols tomorrow : Wheat , 20) ; corn. 4 < X > ; oats ,
UUHrril. Dec. S.-Rccclpts : Wheat , fi7 cars.
Toledo Mnrkot.
TOLEDO. Dec. S. WHEAT Higher nnd dull.
No. 2 cash and December. Me ; May , MV4c. .
CORN-Dull nnd steady ; No. 2 mixed , cash nnd
Jecember , ZCVic ,
OATS Quid : No. 2 mixed. Me.
RYi : Unchanged : No. 2 cash , 4.c.
CI.OVEI18EED Active nnd steady ; prime ,
nnd December , JJ.12',4.
I'oorln
PCOniA. Dec. 8.-CORN-Markel nrm 3 Dcccm
OATS Market utevly ; No. 2 while. 2mo. '
RYE Market quiet nnd nominal ; No. 47'iS
WHISKY Market steady ; high proof spirits
J1.18 ; nlcohol , 12.21.
Liverpool MnrUot.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. S.-WHEAT-Spot. No. 1
red , northern spring , steady , 7s 7d.
CORN December , slcn'y. 3s . , d : Janui ary ,
steady , S IVid ; Kcbninry. Mcndy. 3s l-d. !
STOCKS AM ) HOMS ,
Mnrlci-t OIU-IIB Strong. l l n llreiiK
IlOMlItN III IlOWCT I'rlct'H.
NEW YORK. Dec. 8. The slock market bpcnei
this morning with a tremendous show of anlmn
tlon and vigorous upward tendency , gains being
uniform pretly much tliroughout the list. It was
evident that the strength dlrplnyed by tlie matke
ymterdny had brought ordecs to the commission
houses to buy stocks. There was nlto buying
fo. London account for the first time. In severu
da > ' . the advance In prices here apparently fall
Ing to tempt nrblti age brokers to fell. Thrl :
purchases of St. Paul were on quite a large
ucole and they also bought Vnlon Pacific , bu
there were sales of Louisville and Atchlson foi
London account.
Kugiir was the one exceptlnn In the strength o
thu market at the opening , but Its loss noon
widened and heavier liquidation In the Mock
set in. orferingB lielng very heavy and active
support being of no nvall to recover Us losses
Viiiterdny's rumor of nn extra dividend was
thoroughly tllrcredlied Ibis morning nnd yester
day's gain was In consequence completely wlpei
out before the announcement of the regular dlv
Idcnd. The stock was very feverlfh nil day am
fluctuated widely and frequently , but worked
constantly towaird n lower level nnd closed near
the lowest at a net lots ot 4H per cent , lota
sales were nearly HO.ftOO shares.
Consolidated QOi was nlfo n mark for the reac
tlonlstg nnd dropped nt one time 4'.4 ' points. Th
consequence was that the market was kept un
settled all day. . . .
\Vhc n I le general advance cnme to n stop dull
new Intervened and there were frcauent rallies
Barly In the llnnl hour prices of many stock
were at the best , but the llnal drop In Suga
again weakened prices all around and left lie
gains confined to fractions in nlmdit all case
nnd n fair sprinkling cf Infres all through th
Hit. Oifc of these lo = fes occurred in Mlnneapoll
& St lynils 21s prefer ed , which had been nd
vnnr-od In the niomln ? on a numor that th
dividend was to be Increased , and which reactei
en the announcement of the regular dividend
t'nlm Pacific was alto heavy on ncraunt of th
Bteps taken by the government to qualify ns i
bidder at the Kansas Paclllc tale , other stock
Inclined to heaviness were Western Union. Man
hattnn. Jlelropolitan Street Railway and Ne\
York Central. Southern preferred continued th
advance which wan liegun yesterday , on rumor
of nn approaching dividend nnd roe at one tlm
1 % per cent. Tobacco nlso developed late Etrengtl
but reacted before the close. Cleveland , Cincin
nntl. Chicago and1 St. Louis enjoyed the beneH
of a favorable 5tntement of earnings for th
fourth week in November.
The activity displayed by the bond market wn
quite remarkable , sales for the first hour np
proachlng Jl.750.101 In par value , nnd It Is sal
breaking t'.ie record for one hour's inisln FS
Them -was some decrease in activity late. in th
day , but the tone of the market continued stron
and prices of a number of Irands of the mlddl
isrnde moved up from 1 to 2 points. Somr ; of th
high grade bonds showed heavy gains. Mlchlgn
Central Cs of 11131 rlylnsr 51-j per cent. Mllwauke
& Northern consols of 1S31 gaining 3i , Liulsvlll
& NaKiville. 1' . & A. division , 5s. 3
NTthcrn Paclllc terminal flrels , 2 ; Mis
Fourl Paclllc collateral 5s nlso gained 5'
points. Total sales. JI.IT.O.'XO. United Stales ol
4s. registered , declined Vs per cent and I'ni'
States 4. " . coupon. ' ,1 per cent bid , but the _
icsd H per cent bid. The new 4s , coupon , sold n
J1.23. which is higher than ever \ > sa e.
The EveningPost's financial cablegram says
The markets were today Inactive , the feature
the buoyancy of Americans and Arisen
In thf. fnrmpionnf. . the tnnp WH !
due to New York yuppirt. There was a good
feeling here , but little nctlon. So apathetic are
dealers that Secretary Gage's currency plans
had little cnVct Of course. It Is felt that If t.iis
Fcbemo for sn Issue for ! V4 per cent bonds , repay -
pay ble principal and interest In gold coin , is
< -arrled through a great stride will be made to
ward currency reform. Prices closed at the best.
Southern railway preferred was especially good.
Grand Trunks were booming and all descriptions
if Canadian securities. Including Hudson nay
shares , were good. Argentines were bought from
Influential quarters. It was urgixl with the re
sumption FOOD of full Interest the bonds are
cheap. Apropos the rise In Argentines I Just
Icrcri privately that n meeting of what Is known
as the Rothschild committee has been called for
Frld'iy. It Is believed that some ptatement Is
coming relative to the payment of arrears of In
terest. Mines were dull. Silver was Hat on the
announcement that thf Indian government will
offer forty lukhs of bills when only ten was ex-
i -cled. The Paris markets were ftim und the
Berlin market Irregular.
The following were thp closing quotations on
< h leading ttoou : of Ihc New York exchange
today : *
Anierlruti Sociirltic-N In Lfiiiiluu.
IJONDON , Dec . Tiie market for American
securities advanced it the oixnini ; atvi remained
steady all day on a more buuyant ( eeltni ; . The
lone web strung and tlio demand active.
\i'iv Vorlc .Money MiirK'rt.
NKW VCRK. Dec. S.-MONBV ON ( TALl -
isy at 1HQ ! Ir cent ; last loan , Z per cent ,
oluiinc. I'niJi per cent.
P11U1H MERCANTIU : PAPHR-SOI per cent
STOIIUNO KXCHANOnWtak wllh orlual
bu.lntw In banker * ' bill * at K.UW 4.Ctti for
itm n < t n.l at II CHfi4 \ for tln-y
P-M rates , 14 MmM > n > i 14 R 4H.s ; .
COMMKIU'IAL HILLP-JI H ,
SILVER CKRTKICATm-r3S9M'ic.
IlAll 8ILVK ' - ' * *
MHXICAN IHJLLAR ? 4 Sc.
OOVKRNMKNT 11 jNI > S-c .rm. i
- .
TtAlUtOAD 110NDSStronger. .
fro ns follows :
11.3. ni > w4i.r-c. .
. . .I'M
. . .1IW
U.H. Is.cjup , U4 > | N'i > . P.ialnn l u . . .ll'J
It. S. ' . ' < . rx , 03 INO. P.i"ina Hi. . . . 01
.Ill I No. IM-Mrt ! 4 < t. , . HI
U.S. r i ! conn
Dlilrict.l.U.U. . . . , i.N. .v w. I.A . 121) ,
An..cliii ! : A llU IN. W. Co.-uoli 14 1)4 )
.HIS IN. W. Deb.Ai 11HH
, US lOro.Nuv.lMi lllIU
Ala. Currency. . . , us IOM. N.-xv. 41 . . . . i'i ' :
AtchtROll 4i , n < uo. | & U. Hi. t , r. DiMX
AtchUnn.Vil. It. . . fiTMIO. 8/L. i. t. r "I" *
10)1 ) | O. Imn. lntv t. . . . . ( )
C. A I' , 1' . t. r. Su. . 4.v.ia. l-nu.Ai.tr . . . . . 41' <
C.0. .M 11iMoincfet of'OJ. . .losM
' 101 * ll'l'lll ' ? 4i MH
n.\ . ( i. isti ,
n.AR. O. Is lJ , SU 1. A I. M. Ooa. I 87 > (
Bam 1'Min. lots . . 111 | St.lA.U .VO3U.0. 1l8U
KrloOeu. 41 -IJ StV.Cuniol * . 141)4 )
K. W..V1) . l . t. r. St. I1 , Q. S : P. . . .lVi )
3on. Elec. 61. . . . till su P. av p. s . in
O.II. , 3. A. Oi. . . , llll s. n.niiiiunii. . . .
(1. It. A S. A. ' 'da. . HU ) iSDUlliomHv. Oi. . . . 01
R..tT.C < > nt.5s , . . . iS. H.VT.0 . 6
H. AT. a can ill. . T inuntw not : i . , 1)1 )
I own C. IBH TCXP.WL ; . isu us
K P. Con. . I. r 01) Tax..PAiV US. Ms. . SDH
K. P. Ists.t. r II'- U.P. IsFi . 102H
101) ) TJ. Puva. : inn. . s
L.VN. Unl 41. . . . , 874 WHO. Is : 51 IOOM
" ' " ' ' ' 100 8DM
M."K'T.-lis" . . . . .1HH
M. K. AT. ts. . . 87 Va.CoiKiirlus. . . .
N , Y C. IBIS. .11U '
llnnton Stnclc ( lii < i tn , tin it H ,
1JOSTON. Dec. 8. Call loanr. 2'iCJ per cent :
time loans , SVit4 per cent. Closing prices for
ttocks , bonds and jnlnlnc , share i
18M W. Kleo. pfd 61
American suiar. . 14UH Bd. Eleo. Ill 10'J
Ani.Suif.ir nrd 114H Gnu. Kloj. nfd fit :
AtchlHon 4s Hll ) !
n-ll Toljnhona. . . 2(10 ( N. Hnif. ll 112S
llos cni AlU.inv. 'Jill RnncralKlec.ua. , 100
DOB 0114 .tlatne. . . 107 Wls. Cent U :14 :
C..H. . . . vl . . -IH \VI . Cent. Us I'-'fi
Fltcliotitv UUK Allonoz MlnlurUJ ( in
General Kluctna. . : i:14 : All.inllo 23M
lllluolH steal. . . 47 HoBton A Monl.itu 117H
Mexican Coiltr.il. . ffj < lliltto.V HoHtcn. . . , ' . ' 5
N. Y. .VN.E 8i C.lllllilPl.t Heoli. , 41)0
Old Colonr , . . . . . . 1X1 CciUciinlal 17H
o.s. L in Fr.inkllu 18 ! <
Union Pacific 'JMl Oiccol.1 3HM
West End. . . . . H.-.VS Oulucy lit
West End pfd. . . . . 104 TanuimcK i'JS
W. Eloc 'Jllli Wolrerme HIM
Sun Krniictxoii Sllnintr ( Inotntlnim.
SAN FRANCISCO , Dec. 8. The oinclal closing
quotations un mining stocks today were as toi
Iowa :
'
Altv. . , r Julia 1
AlDhaCon 8 Justice CO
Andes 17 Lady Wash. Con. . 0
Helehcr 18 .Mexican 28
lie ti Uslchor. . . . ui > Occidental Con. . . . I'M
Iliilllon S Ophlr. 0 :
C.lleilonl.1 IK Orel-man (1
Challoneo Con 28 1'oloai 45
tlhollar 4' ' Sarairo U3
ConllUoncc. 75 Sierra Nov.ia.i. . . . 48
Con.OJl.ft V.T. . . . 130 Shvor Hill 3
Con. Imperial. . . . I Union Con 24
Con. Now Yorit. . . . 1 Utah Con rt
Urown 1'olnt 11 YollowJaeltot 25
liouIa.itOnrrio. . . . 43 Standard 150
H.ilo.t Norcrosi. . IHO
Silver bars , COHc ; Mexican dollars , 47847iei (
drafts ( sight ) . 15e ; telegraph , 174c ,
l.iiuilnn Stnclc < itiotntlniia.
IjQNDON. Dec. S. 4 p. m. Closing :
m'y . .llf : l-i ! ! St.IMni common. . . H8
Conmils , ncct N Y. Central 110
Can. Pacific 821 * I'ontmylvantn
Erto lii'f Keadlnir
Kdlson Isl pfd MOT. Con. now43. . ( > ni-j
111. Coiur.il KKW AtcblRon
L. &N
RAR srLVKR Wenlcr nt 27Jd per ounce.
MONEY 2H - > er cent.
The rate of dkwounl In the open market foi
short bills. 2 ir-lC1J3 per cent ; three months' bills
3 15-1CS3 per cent.
Vork Mlnlntr ( iimtntlonn.
NEW YORK , Dec. S. The following are th <
closing mining quotations :
Chollar T. . . its Ontario aao
Crown Point. 10 Ooiiir. 00
Con. Cal. & Va. . . . 110 Plyinoutn on
Doaxlwooa Ill ) Quicksilver. 100
Could JtCurrr " > j Oulckailver ofd. . . 1)00 )
ilaleA .Noro.roda. . 1'JO SlorraNorala , . . . 4fl
UomcstaKo 3UOO Standard 100
Iron Silver US Union Con 15
Mexiuuu 'JO Yellow Jacket . . . . 30
Financial \ati-n.
BALTIMORE. IDoc. 8. Clearings , J2SC1.C13 ; bal
iK-os , | : C9,055.
IJO3TOX , Dec. Clearlngs , J1SS17CO ( ;
ances. J312.69S.
NHW YORK. Dec. 8. Clearings , S121,43S$63
balances , JS.E27.532.
1'HILADBLPHIA , Dec. nBS , 0TD1 ,
C19 ; balances , J1.6SS.040.
MEMPHIS , Dec. 8. dearhs ! , J5S3,21S ; bal
nncea , J1E3.339. New York exchange , selling-
par. I
CINCINNATI , Dec. 8. Mbneyl 2406 per cent
New York exchange. 254f33opremluin. Clearings
J2.9W.209.
NEW ORLEANS , Dec. S. CIearlngs , J1.D5S.233
New York exchange , bank , par ; commercial
J1.23 per 11,000 discount. . ' .
ST. LOUIS. Dec S. Clearings. J4,616,49 ; bal
finccs , JC04.723. Money. ( QSi per cent. New Yor ;
exchange. 2oc discount bid .and par asked.
CHICAGO , Dec. 8. Stcckn Ktrons , but quiet
West Chicago and South Side L In demand o
Increased earnings ; closing : "West Chicago. 10IH
Diamond Match , 142 ; I ike Street L , 16 i ; Ne\
York Illscult. C2V4 ; Strawboard , 23 ; South Side L
C5 ; City Railway. 2 ) . '
Fnroiurii Flnnnclnl.
PARIS , Dec. 8. Three per * ent rentes. 103
92Hc for the account. Ruslnei ! on the bour.M ,
today was dull. 1'rlces clojckl Irregular , but wit
a firmer tendency.
BERLIN , Dec. S. Ruslnesa On 'Change her
and at Frankfort was quiet and favorable today
Mexican and American securities were In goo
demand an.3 hardening , especially Northern Pa ,
cifio securities.
LONDON , Dec. 8. The price of silver decline
litre today from 27d to 27V4d i > er ounce on th
announcement by the India council that the ral
of India bills would be resumed on December IS
on which date gold tenjers will be asked fo
forty lakhs. Gold Is quoted nt JJuenos Ayrea to
day at 170.50 ; at Rome , 101.SO ; at Lisbon , 4C.
Wool Mnrkct * .
ROSTON , Dec. 8. WOOL Following are th
quotations for lending descriptions :
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces. X and above
27f/28 ; XX and XX. nliove , 2SO30c ; Delaine
30l/.11c ; Xo. 1 combing. & 31c ; No.
combing , 29J30c ; Michigan. AVlsconsin , elc
X Michigan. 23&24c ; No. 1 Mlchlga
combing , 2S 29c ; No. I Illinois combing
2SST28C ; No. 2 Michigan combing. 29230c ; No
2 Illinois combing. 2S030c ; X New York. Ne\
Hampshire and Vermont , 23@2lc ; No. 1 Ne\
York , New Hampshire and Vermont. 27c ; De
lulno Michigan , 27c ; unwashed medium Ken
tucky and Indiana quarter-blood combing. 23' '
2te ; Kentucky nnd Indiana thiee-elghths-bloo
combing , 2lf(2 ( > c : Missouri quarter-blood combing
21c ; Mlosouri tliree-elghths-blood combing , 23T'4c
braid combing. 21c ; lake nnd Georelu , 22Si23c
Texas wooic. spring medium (12 ( months ) , ICglSc
woured price , 43S45c ; fprlng fine (12 ( months
17flSc ; scoured price , 60052c ; territory wool
Montana line medium and line. ICQUc : secure
price , 4SQ50C staple , I23.r > 5c ; Utah. Wyoming
etc. , fine medium nnd fine , I5Jfl7o : secure
price , 4SffiVc : staple. S2i55o ; Australian , ncoure
hauls , coniblnc , superfine , 70ff72c : combing , gooi
K50f.Sc ; combine , average. C28CJc ; Queenslarv
combing , fiTc.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 8. WOOL-Qulet nnd un
changed ; medium. ISflMo ; heavy fine , SffHc ; llgj
fine , 13fl7c ; tub washed , IJiJMljc.
CofTcc
NKW YORK , Dec. 8. COKI''KE-OptIcns openci
steady at unclianKed prices , showed a rathe ;
weak undertone In the alwence of outside sup
port nn.l a local disposition to try the marki
on short ride In view of unsatisfactory cabin. .
heavy nupplles and iipathy of ppot demand )
closed uteady it unchanged prices to 5 points net
incline ; Drtrember. $ " . .H > 95.S3 ; March. < i.flOJ >
6.03. Ppot coffee. Rio. llrm ; No. 7 , Invoice , $6.50.
No. 7 , jobbing. $7. Mil. . ! . Cordova , quiet. SS.SOft
15.00. Total warehoute deliveries from the United
mate * . 11. IPS bags , Including 9,396 from New
York ; New York stock today. 5.13.00 bags ; United
States stock. C74.000 bags ; afloat for the Unlte.t
Platen , 372.000 bags ; total visible for the United
Btates , 1,046,033 bags , against (32,822 bag last
year.
SANTOS. Dec. S. COFFBB-Rantos. nrm ; good
average , 8.200 rel ; receipts , 20,000 bags ; stock ,
1.064 000 bags.
ifAMIlt'RO , Dec. 8. COFFHE Ppenert UO
Vjpfg lower ; closed Mpfg net lower tp unchangeai
salef. H. ( hag' .
RIO .DI3 JANEIRO , P . S.-COFFUB-FIrm ,
No. 7 Rio , 7.9 rels ; exchange , 7lid ; receipts.
g 000 bags : tleared for the Unite ] . States. l.0oo
bags ; cleared for Europe , 7.000 bags ; stock. 47 , *
ft VI Ijaes
HAVRH. Dec. g.-COFFEB-CIwed H8f net
blglier ; Kales , 17,010 bans.
_
SiiKiir MnrlirtN.
-NEW ORLBAN8 , Dec , S-rSUOAR-Open ket
tle. Pteady at 2 9-l f3'ic ? ; Cfnlrlfucal , steidy !
Kranulate.l. . .4K t9-lt : whlte f.3 IMfCHVic : yel-
lowf , 3KO4c : teconds. ; ' , < .W3'ic. Molasicn. kettU
fteady at llfl-'c ; centrifugal ) easy at 4Olci
tynip. ptfidy at 1702e , ,
CINCINNATI. Dew. 8. SUQAR-rirm ; hard re.
nne.1. I4 34.il3. „ r.
LONDON. Dec 8.-8UGAJl-rfleet sugar , De.
cembpr , flu 1 * 1.
NBW YORK. Dec. . SUOARr-RaW. firm ; fair
reflnlne. SKc : centrlfnirali M test , i U.-lCc ; re >
fined , firm ; crushe < l , me ; jv > wdej-eil , 93-16c ; gran
ulated , EC ; mold A , 4Tic : standard A , 4Tlr : con
fectioners' A. 47ic ; rut l f. IVf ; cjubes. BVte.
Iron nml Slc'-t'Slnrliel.
CHICAGO Dec. R.-Ttie > lidi ) > trlal WorM tomorrow -
morrow will say ; December'Fvr \ * im'\Y \ promlte
nf a record breaker In Iron < > njl f tr'I In th ineM.
Tha month Is uiually dull anil quiet. Till * year
It surpasses Ihn exiwclallons nf the trade Orders -
ders com clilrny frim manu/acturlnx rnur'e * ,
wantlnif material for Immffllati' c"nnminll' > n ,
Thi-ra are al n thn | . clnnlnn of trade for ISM.
P'lpen lire generally > lfady Pie Irrn l nrm on
the basis of 111 for No. 2 foundry Structural
material tends somewhat lnvnl a > ler quata *
Jlons , though prlcei are unclmnged.
Frnm-ldi'ii Wlirnl
HAN FRANCISCO , DtcJ > VHKAT-Inactlve ,
M y II S7H ,
nARLDY-Inactlv * : Hay. } 4Tic.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Business nt the Local Ynr.li of n Vciy
Unsatisfactory Kind
UNFINISHED STUFF SENDS P.TCES DOWN
Ptooil ( lie Yard * ultli lintnn-
Inro Murk nnd llrcnk Vnltifn
on licet Sd-iTf lloRM
I , AUo Sliding.
SOt'TH OMAHA , Dec. S.-Uecelpts for the
days Indicated wcro :
Cattle. Hogs. Shc p Horse * .
December S 2,713 O.H2 H.611
December 7 3,474 S.294 l.CSJ
December C 3.20J 3ttl 3.WO
December 4 919 S.C23
December 3 1.460 fi.S'l 4,130 1
December 2 3,161 8.074 4.1W
December 1 2I J U.2i 1.420 2
November SO 3,111 7,373 3,640 . . . .
November 2t : 2,171 2.370 1,23 Jl
November 27 811 6,572 37 1
November 26 1.224 6,1.20 1.SI3 ! j
November 23 1,300 5,000 700
November 24 4,23-i 7,783 1,656 . . . .
November 2.1 4.6y > 8.27i ) l.'aUl . . . .
November 22 3.017 l',703 l.OSC 25
The olllclal number ot cars of stock
brought In today by each road -was :
Cattle. HOBS. Sheep.
C. . M. & St. P. Ry . .
O. & St. U Ily. . 0 1
Missouri P.iclilc Uy . .
Union Pacific System. . 2 IS S
C. & NV. . Ily 5
K. , K. & M. V. U. K. . . . 39 30 3
S. C. & P. Hy . .
C , St. ! , . M. & O. Uy. . 15 10
U. & M. R. II. U 21 2ti 4
C. , 11. & Q. Uy 3 17
K. C. & St. J . .
C. . H , I. & lUy. . , east. . . . 8
C. , U. I , & P. Uy. , west. . 1 2
Total IIS 1W 16
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of hcnd Indicated :
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha Packlnp Co 27 1.W3
O. H , Hammond Co 241 1,317 C05
Swirt and Company 569 l,94- ,
Cudahy Packing Co 033 2,739 1.S99
II. Iioekcr & Dcsnn 261
J. L , . Carey 43
\V. 1. Slupnens C !
Huaton & Co S
Cudaliy , Knnsas City 1,033
Planklnton , Milwaukee 91
Other buyers 237 . . . . 603
Left over 200 131 600
Total 2,001
CATTLI3 There wo another very fair
ruiuof cutllo today , and the market was In
thu main a. duplicate of yesterday's. That
is. It was extremely slow and at the same
time lower.
As nvns the caee yesterday , the offerings
of cornfed cattle1 were quite liberal for this
point , but good cattle wcro scarce. . It seems
strange that the country should ship In w >
many Immature cattle. Some of thu cattle
sent In for beef do not look us IP they had
over had any corn , und as a salesman re
marked , "It is necessary to SPO tne owner
before one can be sure. " In former st-ason5
this liasto to market cattle has ) uecn ascribed
to a lack of money In the country , but thut
cannot bo at the bottom of the trouble this
season. It would probably be nearer the
truth to lay the blame to a lack of judg
ment on. the part of shippers.
With the yards full of common and half-
fat cattle , and Avlth advices from other
markets all Indicating IcH.vcr values , the
buyers were naturally bent upon securing
a substantial concession , and they followed
the same tactics as yesterday. In the mornIng -
Ing almost nothing was done , and It was
late before the buyers tried to do much ,
and still later before ven the wcmblancu
of a clearance was effected. Tne most of
the catttle , however , .were sold before the
close , and at a decline of about lOc on an1
average , or 20g23c lower than on Monday.
One choice. load sold at $3.00.
Yesterday the market On cow -stuff held
up pretty well In spite of the decline on fat
steers , but today It did not fare so well.
Holfcrlsn stuff that was especially desirable
In the eyes of buyers sola pretty well , but
the general run , of the cows and heifers on
sale were carried down by the. break in
beef steers and sold about a dime lower
than yesterday and 13i20o lower than on
Monday.
There iwere not many stockera and feeders
here nnd not many were wanted. The mar
ket , to say the least , was slow and devoid
oJ all Interest. No one could be expected
to buy feeders very freely with the market
on beef cattle breaking down so rapidly.
Still a fd.y feeders are selling and at coed
prices considering the unfavorable condi
tions surrounding the trade.
While markets like that of yesterday and
today are far from satisfactory to the sellIng -
Ing Interests It must be borne In mind ' .hat
the markets at other points are also breakIng -
Ing badly , and under such conditions a de
cline here becomes unavoidable. Repre
sentative sales :
NATIVES.
JIBEF STUKUS.
No. AV. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
ZJ. . . . 815 J3 S3 3. . . .1015 01 St. . . . 1035 Jl 30
17..1M1 430 8..11SS 385 1..13W 400
2) . . . .1203 403 1C. . . .1315 4W IS. . . .1118 5 Ol
41. . . .1183 3 Si ) .5. . . .1210 375 39. . . .1148 393
18 - 1J10 410 40. . . . 805 373 7'.llSa ' ) 4 CO
1..114' ) 405 31. . . .118a 405 21..1S50 t 15
61. . . .1233 430 4. . . . 707 340 1. . . . BIO 375
19. . . .0 ! 373 ; 5. . . .1133 375 2. . . .ISO' ' ) 373
7. . . .1200 390 25. . . .1128 305 40..1WS 3 W
48..11SO 393 34. . . . 989 400 S1..123S 400
47. . . . 92S 4 ( W 63. . . .1195 4 ( a 1..122I ) 4 15
11. . . .1229 413 17. . . .1312 420 40. . . .1410 4 M
20..1222 4 30
2..122" " ) 315 1..SCO 315 18. . . .1092 343
3. . . .1143 250 0. . . .1213 3ft ) 13. . . .1470 310
1..11M 425 1..S10 223 2. . . . 915 223
1. . . . C40 223 1. . . . 810 250 3. . . .1060 263
] _ 1070 2 & 3 1..1220 890 1..1190 300
S _ 1123 303 6. . . .1173 320 1. . . . 970 325
45 _ 1073 330 2. . . .1160 370 1..12SO 2 i3
24. . . .1034 2 S3 1..11C' ' ) 2W > 4. . . .1020 210
1 _ 870 223 5. . . . 663 233 l..II.r ) 2W
1 _ 970 3DO 1..1070 S 50 ! . . . . & 231
2. . . .1060 26) 2. . . . 973 270 1..1C90 273
1. . . . 90) 273 19 , . . .1115 283 1..1200 283
1 _ 122) 2 STi 1. . . .1050 285 39. . . .1083 2W
1..10SO 2 SO 4..KCO 2 0 1..12SO 300
3 _ HC9 3 CO 1..1WO 325 1..109) 32.3
4. . . . 847 3 3 11. . . .ISM 321 1..130) 3 f S
6. . . .1055 330 17. . . .1181 3W 24. . . .1071 333
10. . . .1073 340 ' 6. . . .1011 340 35. . . .919 349
2 _ jjtO 360 1..12W 3 tO 19. . . .1171 3 t5
1..147) 30) 2. . . .1213 30) 1..S1) 0 W
1. . . . 900 30) )
.
2 _ 9C1 24) 1. . . . 030 300 4. . . . 4CO 29)
20 . . . 730 315 30. . . . 723 301 8..1iM 320
1. . . . COO 323 S..KO 350 19. . . . ! < 75 335
4. . . . 937 310 C. . . . 99.1 3 C5 1. . . . 9SO 3 C3
2. . . .1103 3 65 2. . . .1103 370 12. . . . SG3 3 M
5. . . . 70-i 373 3. . . . 73IJ 4 OH 74. . . . WO 330
1..1320 345 3. . . . 490 323 27. . . . 953 330
13. . . .1017 360 1. . . . 60 350 1..830 360
1. . . . 900 4 03 2. . . . C23 4 60
1..1230 2S5 1. . . .1200' 2 S3 1..1130 300
1..1310 310 1..1130 275 1..1020 8W
1..1520 30) 1..1S2' ' ) 315 2. . . .1200 200
1 _ 1500 223 2. . . .1293 245 1. . . . SOO 273
I. . . .ISA 300 1..1510 300 1..1S10 323
1..12W 330 1..1900 340 1..1750 360
1..20IO 350 1. . . ,1550 75
2. . . . 245 575
1..1430 2 C3 . . . , 2 60 1..1050 SCO
STOCICEUS AND FBEDKRS.
1. . . . W ) 451 1. . . . 600 3 C5 1 , . . . 4V ) 423
" . CIS 4 3 1. . . . 870 250 II. . . . MS 3 CO
1 . . Rf 300 1. . . . 790 560 S3. . . . 840 3M
1..770 3 C5 1. . . , 870 370 47. . . .1031 373
3III < KKRS AND Sl'HINGEHS. .
No. 1'r.
1 pprlngfr . I" 'JO
1 cow and calf . . 20 CO
3 cows nnj calves . . . 3500
1 springer . 3u Oi
C COWB nnd calves . . . 40 CO
WK8TBHNH. I
WYOMING. i
No. Av. Pr. No. Av , Pr.
20 bulls . 1103 | J 53 16 feeders. . . . 1J2 ! " M
3 bulls . ItOS SCO 24feeJer . . . .llCO 370
2 tailings. . . .1993 2 75
HOGS Hogs n * well as cattle pot a Mock eye
today. The inurkel opened 60 and In home cares
lOo lower , nnd it did not Improve any ns th
day advanced , Kvej-ythlnB was against the isell
ura. nnd buyers were able to hiuo thlnea n , Kood
deal their own way.i Quite a numh-r of
and light mixed lo.uU cold at tJ. iirt. . with a
J3.3) t < n > . Heavy h : s sold at f3.Wf3.15 , wllli
the IlkutrltiB ut .13.
The close was very alow ana weak at the de
cline noted above , the late sales bclni ; lower than
the opening. Itw s late before anything like a
clearance WM effected ,
Today'g decline carried tno market to the lowest
point touched since July II , wh n the hog * sold
In the aame notch as today , rieprea-nlailve
Bales :
No. Av. Bh. i Pr. No ? Av. Sh. Pr.
U . 343 . . . (310 51. , , . ? 3) ) < 0 15
10 . OS . . . 310 61 . 213 10 315
15 . S.V . . . 310 U . 3H W 3 n
28 . S41 W 310 HI . 3 10 313
59 . 317 * ) 310 67 . S15 . . . 313
Vi . 372 SV ) 310 81 . 321 2U ) 3 K.
31 . 300 40 310 50 . 299 SO 3 15
17 . 332 1Z > 310 43 . < 0i 16) ) 315
44 . 332 12) 310 69 . 31 ! 40 315
46 . , .SM . . . 310 ' 45 . S09 . . . 315
48 . 371 S 10 Ct . 2W . . . 3 15
49 . S53 160 S 10 51 . 3"C ISO 315
66 . 2)3 44) 3 12W 23 . S23 W 315
61 . 332 40 3 MV , 41 . 3uO . . . 315
65 . 141 8) 3 iti 4) . ! C1 ISO SIS
vl . : wj M .3 1SW ' -T . . .3)4 . . . 315
S2 . 343 4) 312V , 17 . 314 8) ) 3 IS
61 . 3 8 160 3 iU . 67 . SOB 19) 315
13 . y , ; 18) J 1JU S3 . ,112 4) SIS
61 . JO ) IN 3 12iJ 66 . Mi . . . 313
19 . SM . . . 3 1ZU H . 267 . . . 315
43 . 349 ICO 3 IH 10. . . . 361 . . . 315
Cl . : I5 1 * ) 3 1U 66 . 3K . . . 115
158 . 7 . . . 3 llS f . 3Z4 14' ' ) 315
4'J . # 5 SI 3 IZtJ 60 . SM 1 I ! 5
47 . 417 . . . S l'i ' 66 . 314 . . . 15
CJ . 823 40 3 l ! ' { ! . 313 tO 313
43 . 1H1cn S ltv ( I1 . > -6 . . I 15
, . . ni EO i IH u. . . . , * i * > 3174
K , . Jll (0 3 1 H 14 . SMl . . , 3 liVi
K . .31 } . . . K'J 'nl . 2-8 . . Slitt
109. . St 0 S 1ZU 1 . . .til fO tso
43 WS 41 3 12H ( M 310 J Ifn
81 S 4) 3 lUt Si 2 < t 1 J2)
R7 ? * l l SIS S . . . . ' ! 81 S SO
M 257 IW SIS M US 160 1 S >
SS SS9 4' ' ) SIS 11 t . . 3 Z >
n JSG s > s u n MI < * > s M
W 947 4) 3 IS 09 S 7 0 3 > >
Hi ? M . . . SIR 79 JIJ JK ) 3 I2H
s- so : in sn CT : is ice 3 2i <
57 SU 41 3 IS 24 II ) . . . ST. .
M JOT ) 3 IS CJ VQ . . . S 25
* 3 Ill 4) SIS M S . . . 32-
M Ill 191 S 13 71 ll40 3 : : .
M 7 ! ! IM SIS 79. MS . . . 315
11 * ' 0 > SIS ! 3.1 . . . 3
31 .IIS . . . SU St 1J 1ft ) SSI
57 3 S . . . SU M * B SO 33" .
7 ttt . . . S IS . . . . . . . . . . . 3 IS
W 3tt . . , 3 % 40 11 ] . . . 310
K 3ft . . . 3 3ft 12 1 ? ) . . . 3.1)
14 IK ) . . . 3X M KM CO J > >
1) Stl . . ' . 31 SI , .2JS . . . 1 JO
M S 2IV4
TIGS-ODDS : AND KND3.
2 255 . . . 3 10 6 SOS . . . I CO
1 3M . . . S 10 S 37 * . . . S 10
3 410 . . . 31' " ) 4 4 ) S ) 310
S ! S2 . . . .1 I2V4 1 390 . . . (10
< t 306 4) 3 I2 > 4 C m . . . 3 2i
J 4V. . . . 3 13\i \ S ! 4S . . . 1 : - ,
7 31' . . . 315 C 1JO . . . J2S
4 396 . . . 3 M 4 1(5 ( . . . SSO
4 237 . . . 3 20
8HHK1' There wu a cooj run of niicep for
mix market nnd nt the panic time Chicago wn.i
-rporlliiK icon Iiltnililo broik in vniuM. t'mlpr
h condltlonn buyrro wnnlpil to tnke off lOflljc ,
< eoncp ! nl. > n that snlcKmen were Mow lo tnnkp ,
hlch mnilff Iho ntnikel ilrnngy nil Hie wny
trough. IKvroontntlvo iwlcs :
" . Av. Tr.
S weslorn BWPS , ' IDG t > W
3 wrslern < nvo . , , jo3 3 $5
5S weotoni mlxol 94 3 M
2 ycai-HnpTs j- 411 , )
5v elern wetlicrrt 107 4 J5
23 wo trrn lamhs 90 BIS
i ) tftlllriKa jit j po
flS western wptliwn m 3 jio
IS Mfxlcnn ttockcrs F9 3 94
II mixed we tcrn 97 4 15
OS western yenrllnir. . ss 431)
MMcxlcnnyrnrllnf.il 75 455
I1ICACO MVK STOCIC MAUKUT.
) nll All Arininil. ivllh 1'rli-rt. I.cnvi-r
on All -Sloclt.
CHICAOO , Dec. 8. Trmlc In entile wns very
utl nml buyers were unusually finding , n
hero wcro a Rood many lola of nllrnctlve look
ns corn-fe l entile. 1'rlces were very lirefrutai
and averaged Itc to 20o lower limn al the cKwt
if last week , with tales of common dressed beet
jteera at from W.50 to K.7J and leally Kood shliv
L'ilf ' I4-M to50' , O'M
, ltiflS.'n - - ' | Ivevc , .
n.nd f""c > ' C-Iirlstnma cattle
i
J . nominal aroun.l } 3.1o to J5.40. The bulk or
' .he Kulei
! today
were mticli below JI.7S , many
xJtH rclllng for much less than
paid for them. Stucken and feeders country were vhliswn
fVUtPl > ' m > < } Averaged lOc to tfc lower than
ast week , as tlld butchera' and cannera1
stuff.
hile very fen- calves went over * G.K. Orcii
numbei-H of cayle were left unsold.
Iluyers of hops nuccceilkil In suj.plylns thclh
\vantn ' ut an averasc reduction of Be from yci.
erday's iirlcc * . Sales were largely ut from W.Sw
' ' rse ' 'ett'y tmc era sclllns
it . , . at Iron ,
'in 'F f"1 "rlme , 8l"PI'lnB 'ots ' t from
.2 ui.W' < % > 1 llB * told "i ° stl > ' at from W.15 tu
.
1f W.40. The lati market was very active and the
greater part of the supply was taken.
Lambs were steady , but sheep were rnlhoi
slow of Rale at a decline of about lOc. Sheet ,
wcro salable at from J3.75 to J3.M for Inferior
to common , from W.75 ti * Jl.uO for fair to cjioicn
nd from 44.W to J4.CJ for prime llocKs , rnms
< e llnR at from S2.7J to W.75. AVestern fed sheet.
sold In largo numbers t from J3.73 to II to
Lamia sold freely nt from M.90 to J4.W for culls
up to from J3.CO to 15. 73 for choice to extra lots
Some feeding lamb brousht J3.
llecclpts : cattle , 17.COO head. IIOEB , M.OCO lieadj
sheep , 19.COO head.
St. LoulH ! . ! > Stock.
ST. LOUrS , Dec. 8. CATTISH Ilecelpts. C.300
lii-ad , of which 3.0M ) were Tcxnns ; shipments
l.SOO head , market 10c lower for poor grades or
natives ; Texans slow and l c lower ; fair to famy
native shlpplns and export Htrrs , J4.20i3.30 |
iulk of sales. J1.30ff4.90 ; dressed beef ami
jutehor steers. $3.COjJ4.7i ; steers under 1. 000 llw.
J3. 4034. SO ; stockcrs and feeJers. J5.40t4.10 ( ; eow
and heifers , J2.fOS4.10 ; bulk of cows , f.r < 0ff3.5
cannliiK cows , Jl.T.tf2.40 ; bulls. j.Wj3.50 | ; Texni
and Indian steers. JJ. 0004. 15 ; bulk of wiles , J3.W
3.83 ; cows nnd heifers , J2..fr3. : : .
HOGS Hoeelpts. S.CCO head ; shipments , " 00
Head ; nidrket 5c lower ; light , $3.:0f3.i3. mlxe < l ,
J3.9H13.30 ; heavy. JS.Mf/U.SJ. . .
SHKKI' llecclpts , 3.1XW head ; shipments. 40fl
liead ; market dull and slow , but stroni ; ; natlva
muttons , t3.rOIJ4.CO ; culls nnd bucks , ; : .OOJj3.rOj
stockers , t2.C05T2.75. lambs , J4.SOfT3.60.
InilliiniiiiollN IlviSlorlc. .
INDIANAPOLIS , Dec. S. CATTLB Receipts.
tOO head ; shipments , light ; nmt butcher cnttlo
were from lOc to 13c lower ; Kt > od to prime pteers ,
JI.50S1.73 ; good to choice steers. J.l. . $ ? 4.45 ; com
mon to good Mockers. J2.7 , " > i73.40.
HOOS Receipts , S.EOO head ; shipments , 3,000
es l ; market active at an average decline of
4S3c. good to choice medium , nnd heavy , J3.30
3.3 > ; mixed nnd heavy , SJ.USJD.CO ; common
lights. J3.-fT3.30.
SHEEP llecclpts. 309 head ; shipments , K
head ; market active nnd steady ; goaj to choice
lambs , J3.0ilff3.50 ; common lambs. J3.73ff4.7S >
common sheep , 12.5302.73.
Rn t Ilnirnlii Mvo Stool ; .
KAST HUPPAIX ) . N. V. . Dec. 8. CATTLE
Slow ; extra Chrlnttms. J.T.30SaOO ; geol to cholc *
shlnplnc steers. I4.C3ii4.75 ; choice to smooth fat
heifers , J1.CW4.CO ; fair to gi > vl nilved buthers'
stock. J3.40S4.00 ; fat cows , J3.COIS3.55.
HOOS Yorko.8 , good to choice. J3.40S3.45 ;
rough ! * , common , to good , J2.9083.1' ) ; pigs , J3.40Q1
i i-
* LAM US Choice to extras , J3.80SC.10 ; culls to
common. J4.75W5.00.
SHKKI' Choice to selected , J1.7595.CO ; cullsi to
common , JJ.OOS3.75.
City Live StoeU Iliirkct.
KANSAS CITY , Deo. S. CATTLK nece'pt" .
5,000 ; market weak. 10j lower ; Texas steers. JS.Oig
1.53 ; Texas cows , J2.40if3.00 ; native steors. > 3.BJ'a
4. 63 ; native COWB nnd heifers , J1.50I.U ; stockers
and fpwlers. J2.75f(4.30 ( ; bulls , Jl.SOffS.5) .
HOGS Hecelpts , 17.000 head ; market steady to
He lower ; bulk of sale. J.1 3iX32Vi ; heivlw.
JS. W3.M ; packers. J3.27iT3.37 ; mlxrd. J1.22' ff
3.33 : lights , J3.20Jf3.SO Yorkers , J3.I7 j&3.0 ; pigs ,
J3.25.
SI1RI' lltcelpts , 3.000 head ; mark'.t weak ;
lambs. JJ.OOS5-.C3 ; muttons , J3.WO5.CJ.
Jfi > iv York I.lvc1
NEW YOIIK. Dec 8. IIREVKS Receipts , I.MO
head : native eteers. J4.2J81.83 ; ? UICT nnd oxen.
J2.SftS4 ( 10. Cables quote American steers nt
Jll 00&11.50 ; refrlRcrator be.'f , 8S 5ic ; exports ,
317 beeves , 3.SS8 quartcrB of lieef.
CALA'KS Itecelpts. 1.100 head ; KrnFcr . lower ;
veal * . SS.005I7.73 ; BraEfcrn. J2.75B3.CO.
SHUlil' AND U.VMHS nerelntti. 7.000 head ;
eheen. $3.0004.7 ! ) : lambs , > o : ; sJ.C2V4.
HOGS Ilecelpts , 7.900 head ; llrm nt 13.5033.70.
I.otilnvillc IIre Stride.
IX3UISVII..L.C. Ky. . Dec. 8. CATTJ I Stead )
nnil imchangcil.
HOGS Ilecelpts. 5,000 head ; market , Gc off. all
IIORS 120 ll > s. and up pMllns at J3.33 ; lighter.
J3.005T3.23 ; roUKll. J2.tOW3.00.
SHEKI' Steal'/ ' and unchanged.
riiiflinmll llv < - HtucU.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 8. HOOS Dull anJ lower ;
$2.MW3.40. )
CATTLE Steady nt J2.2Jijvi.10.
SHl-ii'-Steady nt I2.71ff4.50.
IJ.VMHS Steady nt J3.75fi5.50.
Slock In
Record of receipts of Hvo stock nt the four
principal markelH for December 8 :
CJtlle. llnsr. Sheen.
Omaha . 2.713 9 14 ! 3.C11
Chicago . 1T.CCO OS 000 19.W )
Kansas City . . M U.fOI 3.004
St. Ixiuls . C.3M S.riOO 3WO (
Totals . 33013 SO.C12 IS.Cll
Xi-jv York Dry Cuoil.t Alarlcot.
NR\V YORK. Dec. 8. The dry goods nurket
shown no change today from the dull condition *
of the earlier days of the week. In ptaplc cot
tons today the trading In liMh brown and
bleached gocds hari l > een dull , both In ( torn nnrt
by mall. Prints and ginghams are In prac
tically the earne poaltlon that they were nt thr
nloso of list week , an'i HIH more staple fanclct.
are dull. Print tloths ncmlnally : ' , ic.
( nllfdriilii DrliMl l.'riiltM.
Ni\V YORK. Dec. -CALIKmiNIA DRIHD
rilUITS Quiet and nrm , evaporated appks ,
common , Wf. [ > rlm < > wire tray. 7iflSc ; wrd
ried prime. Mic , choice S'c ; fancy. Oili'tf-
runes , 3Bfc. AprlcoU , royal. 7W > Wr ; Meor
Park 0811C. Peaches , unjweled , TtSlOc , peeled.
OLD COLO.VY HUILDI.VC. CIIICAfiO.
Memljers Chicago Board of Trade since 15C2.
Grain , 1'rovisions ' anJ N. Y. Stocks
Orders Gush nnd Kulure Delivery SollcllM.
Oimilm Ollluc , llooni I , .V. V. Llfn Illiltr.
. . . .U'lioni * 1)111. ) . . .
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E60YD & GO , ,
Tclcplionc 1030. Oinalui , Neb
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and nil WK4KNHHS ptTBl
ntul DISOIfniiHMof III till
IIYimoCtiLKninl VAniCOCRT.K | nt.-niitni > iUlr .in '
BiipcoBsfuHv ( uml In pvcrj- i i" .
IILOOI ) AND SHIN DlHcawR , Sere 8pot . I'lm
c . Scrotiilit.TiiiiHirH. T 'ttor. Kcronin und Illoai
Voljoii Uiorouplilv rlc.insni fnvu Iho HyMem.
NKIlVnUS f > oblllly. -ntialorrlipn | , Scinlntl
Ixsso , Nlglit Kmlssloim , IA ) H of Vlt.il Powur *
l > cnn.invntl > nnd upwdllr cun l.
iVItallty WonlO. tiinilo HO liy too ole i * niipllp.itlon
to biiMni > 4 or Kind } i Rpvrrc menial ulnilu of
prior : SKXUAL KXtKSSK3 III nilddlo llfo or fro.n .
iho off rets of youthful folllc'V Gill 01' wnto thoiu
today. llox''J7.
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute.
WEAK MAN
CURE YOURSELF
Ur. Uradondcrful Irish
invlgoraior , ihe srealest.
remedy for Lost Manhood ,
otvrvoniva prematurenes *
nml ilops all unnnturnl
mains uml losses , All i-mall ,
weak organs enlarged and
strengthened. Surfetcrs , by
remlltliiK M n ponied pncK-
a i > cuiiliilnlnit CO iilllK. rare ,
fully compounded , will t *
i > enl by mall from our tabor.
Hlory. or MC will furnish U
I" cka60 'or Ji ,
-V.T-TT . - r with a
Old lr. ( Srnily fJl'AUANTKK to euro or
Success for { A years money refunded. All letter *
200.000 cured. confidential , and Roods vent
vlth lull Initruillons free from cbsorvnllon.
Address. CY11STAL , MUD. CO. . txinrll. M s .
.T tmr ! > K . '
.BtoimxED.
Mad o a ' cll
Man of
0 y a autcv , s
lo thrnnkon oraar.n. mid qalcklr bat
jMtt * Wa i/iotnlln old or JOUDK.
1 In ett pockot. Prlcoll.oOapsckaza ,
irttkatvritlen r ? aran e ( oeiirvor
nonrv refund * ! . DON'T HOT AN IMITATION , bui
Innst on hurl no INDAPO. It rour druKElit hni not
tot It. w wlll.on.lit prapnld. :
UI.1UOO BEaillT CH. , I'npn , lliluroIM' " " ' * r Bt . i
in tin , v Co. , Cur l--'b nnd IKiUKlnsa HUH. , und J A
fuller i Co. . lull & Duuulius BUS. , OMAHA. MKI >
Patroinze
i
Ily I'liri-liiiMliiKr nooilw Sliulo nt the Fill- |
; \ebriiHkii Fnctorlv * .
AWNINUa AND TENTS.
OMAHA TIS.VT AM ) llL'llltlill CO.
( Succcsrors Omaha Ttr.t and Axvning Co. )
Manufaclurers tents , awnings. Jobbers ladles'
and gentc' mackintoehca. Tents for rent. 1311
Farnam St. . Omalm.
OMAHA IIUBWI.NC ! ASSOCIATION.
Car load shipments made in our own rxrlg-
rntoi cars. Uluc Rlbuuo , K'i\ie \ Export , fiennn
Export and Family Export delivered to all par.i
of the ctiy.
\V1T1I MCIL Hit OS. A. SMITH CO.
Paving. Sewrr and Dulldlng
IIHICK.
Capcclty , 10C.OOO per day. Offlce and yard. 2M
rud Hickory Sts. Teleunone 425. Omaha. Keb
WORKS
'
n. P. El'lS.NCTEU , / 1
F.ACl.n COHMCE WOUKS.
Monafjuiurcr c1' Oalvanlzcd Iron Cornices , Gal
vanized Iron SltyllghU. Tin. Iron and Slatb
Hoofing. Agent for Klnnear's Steel Cellini.
IOS-10-12 Nortli Kleventh streel.
CRACKKU TAirroitms
AJinillCA.V IIISCUIT AM ) 3IPG. CO , I
Wholesale Cracker Manufacturers ,
OMAHA Neb.
DYE WORKS.
TWIN CITY
WOHICS , ir.ill Knrnnm St.
Dyeing nnd clennlr.R of garments and foods of
rvrry description. Clcunimj of fine garments a
rpiclalty.
FLOUR MILIJ5.
S. P. GILMAX ,
Flour. Meal , Teed and Bran , 1013-13-17 North J
17tb Street , Omaha. Ne-b. C , E. Dlack , manaeer.
Telephone til.
IRON WORKS.
1JAVIS & COWOILL IKON WORKS. j
Iron nml HriiHN 1'iiiniilci'n , ' -j
Manufacturers and Jolihtrv nf Machinery. Gen.
frol repairing n rpecloll.v. 1MI , 1S03 nnfl 1HJ
Jjichton clrtet. Onmna Net ) .
I'AXTO.V .t VIEtLI.\R IHO.V AVOIIICS. j
Manufaclurern oj Architectural Iron Work ,
General Foundry , Machine and lllncksirllli worK.
EiiBlneerH ni" ! ' . 'ontr.ictors for Klro I'ronf llulld-
lng . Offlce am ) works : U. P. Ily and South A
I7lh street , Omahn. " "
LINSEED OIL.
WOODMAN I.IXSnill ) OIL WORKS.
Manufacturers ulJ proceM raw llnaerd oil ,
kettle boiled MnstcM oil , o'.d piores.i ground | tn-
feed cake , gi-jund and screened flnxteed for
. OMAHA , NEII.
LOUNGES-MATTRESfins.
L. O. DOUP.
Manufacturer I ounecs , Courhek , Matlrr .i .
JoblKr of Spring Dtds anl Feathers 411-413 H.
10th street.
OMAHA IIEDDINn CO.
Manufactururs of blgli grade Maltrettef , 130S-J
Nlcholat Street , Oninha ,
OVERALL ANI' flHIRT FACTOIUE3 ,
ICAT/-N1JVBNH COMI'ANY.
Mfir/i. Clothing , Pants , Shirts and Overalls.
OMAHA. NEH.
SHIRT FACTORIES.
.T. H. iV.\NS.
, XKIIIIA.SKA SHIIIT COMPANY.
Exclutlve cuifni shirt tailor * . 1515 Farnam.
V1NHOAR AND PICKLES.
II.VAIIMAV.V VIXKC.VH CO. ,
Monnuruclurers of. Vinegar , Pickles , Catiupi ,
Mustards. Celery and Worrtii-irshtre Bnuce.
WAOONH AND CARRIAGES.
WILLIAM I'l
For a KOC'J substantial vehicle ot any descrip
tion , for , repainting or rubber tires on new or obi
whteU the beat plact la tltn and Leavenforto
streets.
s > itL'.iisi < ) M ) CAiniiAnr ; co.
Cheap , medium prli-cd and tony carriage * .
Any thing you want , tecond hand or nuir.
IKadQUurlirv for Rubber lire * , warranted. Uiu
and Hurney , c/ppotlto / Court House ,
t A. J. SIMI'HO.V
i-ion , i-in Doiitf.
Full tin * of Carnages , Uufgle * . Phaetoni , Ponj
Carts. Wheel * rubber tiled. Tbe beat la tin
CIO AH MANUFACTUIlUna.
II U.MS & CO.
factor In the west. Leadlnif ) al > .
Lert ct Omaha. lUnua City. Lincoln an1 Bt
Joseph handle our goods. ' ( Xt Funiam ulrett ,