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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FKIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Continue Silling Ouiti Wtakitis in
Grain Markit.
WHEAT IS VERY QUIET AND HEAVY
lAght Cash Sales, Smnll Country He
m nuil ntii! I'nor Cnblrs llnvn I)e
prrssInK KtTeet nil All
Cerrnln,
CHICAGO, I5cc. II. Weakness wns felt
In all grains iiKnln today us tho result of
xno conunucu hcjiiiik u iii niuea iui jivinn
and to stop losses. May wheat closed 5jP
c down. May corn V4c lower and May outs
..c lower. Provisions closed 2'4c to 10c
Wheat had a otilet and heavy market. A
eovcro storm oIT the English count pre
vented the urrlval of Liverpool cables, but
the weak tono In tho Iymdon market was
thought to rellect the condition at other
blc markets. Iluslncs at the opening was
lair and prices remarkably steady. North
western receipt were rather light, hut
luter tho primary receipts allowed heavy
Increases and had a ilepresidng effect. Hell
ing wan tho main Inlluonce. Thcro was
.practically no country buying presont and
thero was n heavy liquidation at prices
over 80c for May. May opened Wff'.ic higher
to HfJUc lower nt MSo to 80c, nnd on tho
absence of support at thoso llitures sold
down uuickly to "yJc. Krom this point It
was a narrow scalping market. Tho close
was weak, 'rii down, at ".Tic. I-ocal
receipts were 71 cars, 8 of contract grade.
Minneapolis nnd Duluth reported WE cars,
making a total for the three points of 733
cars, against 73S List week ami 820 a year
uro. Prlnmry receipts were 1.017.0U0 bu..
compared with KW.TOO a venr ago. Seabonrd
clearances In wheat and Hour equalled only
ssi.ao bu. .
Com sold off heavily the first hour, fol
lowing wheat. Cash markets were light
nnd the country demand very small. 1'rlres
lor May, which opened steady, were pressed
down to Co'.c. but at that llguro several
jirnfessIonalH began taking on long lines
nnd frightened shorts, covering sending
prices back slightly May closeii weak, U
down nt fifi'io. llecelpls were 1GI cars.
Oats followed corn moro than whett
Prices fell off early, hut reacted well nfter
the early decline. liquidation wus con
siderable, but after noon trade fell off nnd
whs dull. Muy opened steudy, sank to
4WHINc and closed steady, io down, ut
45e, IteceliilB were ICS cars.
Hog products were given poor support,
both locally and outside. 1'rlees shortly
nfter the. opening reacted on a fair buying
iicinunn, oui imer hiuiiiiiuu riui
i. . f ...... n. . ,A fn ..,.
tiora closing iou iiunii ui j.iuu.iij
lnri "tin nff n in.OTU nnd Jnnunrv libs 7!4c
lower in it. o;?.
Ktlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
40 cars; corn. 170 cars; oats, 140 cars; hogs,
41,(00 head. ,.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows;
Artlclcs. Open-I High. I Low, I Close. IVes'y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
July
Corn
Dec.
May
July
Oats
Dec. May
July
l'ork
Jan.
May
I.itrd
Jan.
May
Jtlbs
.tn ii.
May
73i7f. 78 75S 7o?i 76
mii 0i 79i 794 S0I.4
MflUt SOU 79U 79U M
avVrfU fjfr ' S(i
mtYt t!4 , fi'ilti
41 41 43Ti 441 44
4ITi4r.4WWH 4H
307S9Mr-W 39?i, 39'j 39T
is k in te 40 in 40 in a
16 874 17 ',4 10 Si) 16 W 16 97H
! S7H 9 93 0 S7'$ 9 ffl'A 0 R.1
9 i2( 95 9 9 S2Mi 9 M
H 45 8 47'.4 S 3214 8 S 43
S f7H 8 C 8 6214 8 f3 8 62!$
No 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
KI.OUII Kasicri winter patents. J.l.WIf
8.70: straights, J3.2MT3.&0: clears, J2.90M3.30:
spring speclnli, $1.20; patents, J3.35tf3.70;
straights. J.TdOfiH.'.S.
wiusAT-no, a spring, iic; rno. . reu,
TS No. 2. 4CHc: No. 2 whlto, 4849c:
TBIVffMHc.
OATS
No. .1 whlto. 47fiMSUC.
It Yr. No. -i, 63UIV4C
HAIU.KV Fair to cholc malting. C83?
62'4c.
SKBD8-Nn. 1 Ilax. J1.43: No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.41; prime timothy, $S.40fn',.&0: clover,
contract grade. $9.45.
I'llOVIHIONS Mess pork, per hbl., J16.i'.
eriR.3S. Lard, per 100 lbs . $9.87,489.90. Short
ribs sides (loose), $.S.3.Vi78.G0. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). J7.37M7.fi2',4 Short clear
Bides (boed). $S.7ofl8.85.
WHISKY Basis of high wines, $1.32.
The following aro tho recolpti and ship
ments of grain yeBtcrday:
Articles. Hecelpts. Shipments.
Flour, bills 23.000 36,000
Wheat, bu 147.000 390,0fli)
t:om, bu 130,000 tccno
Oats, bu 176,000 173,000
Jtye. bu 1 Oh) 2.0oo
Jlarley, bu 126,0(M 31.000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries. II??
24'tc; dairies, l.VfiCoc. Cheese, unchanged,
U'.WllOUc Eggs, llrm; fresh, 24fi25c.
m:w yuuk (;i;m:hai, maiikist.
cember, 73e; Mny, 76ci cash. No. 2 hard,
74c; No. 3, 73Q73V4c; No. 2 red, S6cj No. 3,
&3T5c
COllN December, 65SOffiic: January,
674C(67jC; May, C7c; cash, No. 2 mixed,
6Se; No. 2 white, 6V No. 3, 67fi87Uc.
OATS-N'o. 2 while, 47'it4S4c.
HYK-No. 2, C3l4gcr.4r,
HAY Choice timothy, $13,60: choice
prairie, $l3.75fi 14.00.
HUTTKR Creamery, lSJJ22c; dairy, fancy,
17c,
KGOS Unchanged, continued weak; fresh
Missouri nnd Kansas stock quoted on
'change, 21c per dor.., loss off, cases re
turned; country held, 10c.
IIKCHIPTS wheat, 42,400 bu.: corn, 101.
0fX bu.; oats, 31,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wlie.it, 12.000 bu.: corn, 73,
000 bu.J oats, 15,000 bu.
OMAHA wllUMlSAMl MAtlKKT.
Ciindltliin of Trnde nnd (lunlntloiiN
on Mtnple nml I'niiey I'roiluer.
KOOS Hecelpts, light; fresh stock, 21c.
LI VIS POHLTIIY Hens, DUfitV; old
roosters, 3yic; turkeys, 7flSe; ducks nnd
geese, 6V4f)tic; spring clilckens, per lb
OfOHe.
lJilKSSKD POULTUY Turkeys. 8fi9ci
ducks and geese, 7Iffcc; spring chickens,
7Aio; hens, 7ifi71.4c.
llUTTKll Common to fair, 134c: choice
dairy. In tubs., lMH7c; separator, 231121c.
I'MtKHH KlBtl-Hlnck bass, 18c: whlto
liass, 10c: bluellsh, 12c; bullheads, 10a; bluo
Ilns, 7c: burfnloes, 7ej catfish, 12c: cod, 11c;
crapplcs, 11c: halibut, 11c; herring, 7c; had
dock, 10c; pike, 10c; red snnpner, 10c; sal
mon, 14c: suntlsh, fie; trout, 9c; whlteflsh,
9c; pickerel, Cc; fresh mackerel, each, 20fr
35c.
OYSTEItS-Medlums, per can, 22c; Stand
ards, per can. 2Tc; extra selects, per can,
33c; Now York counts, per can, 4'v; bulk
Standards, per gal., $1.2ofH.2S; bulk extra
selects, ll.CMH.63; bulk. New York counts,
per gal., $1.75.
PKJKONS Llvo. per doz., yc.
VKAL-Cholce, MiSc,
CHHIHTMAH DKCOHATIONS.
TItKi:S-4 to 6 feot, per do.. $1.75; 6 to
8 feet, per doz., $2.G0; 8 to 9 feot, per doz.,
$3.fi0; 10 to 14 feet, each, $1.00IJ1.CO; 15 to 20
feet, each, $2.004.00.
ITVUHOItKKN WIl2ATHINa-In colls
of 20 yards, per coll, $l; evergreen wreaths,
12 Incites In diameter, per doz., $1.50; holly
wreaths. 12 inches in diameter, per doz., J3.
HOLLY HllANCHKS-Pcr tfise of 50 lbs.,
$4 60; nor hbl., J2.
LONO NUKDLK PINICS-Per doz., $2,503'
MISTLKTOE IIUANCHES-Per lb.. 30O
40e.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dealers' association; C'holco up
land, $9.50; No. 2 upland, $8.50; medium, JS;
coarse. $7.50. Hyp straw. $5. These prices
are lor hay of good color and quality. Do-
innnu inir. iieceipis, 4 cars.
COHN New, fi6c: old, C6c.
HHAN-$23.
OAT8-52C.
VEOBTAIJLF.S.
POTATOES Homo itrown. II: northern.
$1.10; Salt Like, $1.10; Colorado, $1.10.
i .Miiiu in i-er nil., wc.
HEKTS Per i-bu, basket, 30c.
TPHNIPS Per bu.. 50c: Rutabacns. ner
100 lbs.. $1.25.
CUCITMHEHS-Hothouse,
LKTTI'f'K Ifenil. norhh
lettuce, ner doz.. 23c.
PAK8LEY Per doz., 25c.
HADISHES-Pcr doz., 25e.
SWEET POTATOES-Homo mown, ner
Hi., 2l4ci gcnulno Virginia, per hbl., $3.60;
lvansns, per ini., .(.
uaiiisaiiij nonnmi seen, crated, IW.
CAULIKLOWICH-Per crate. $2.50.
ONIONS Home crown, ner lb.. 25?2t4c:
Spnnlsh, per crate, $2; Michigan reds, 3c
per lb.
CELEHY Kulamazoo, per bunch, 23'533c:
Ncbrnska, per bunch. 304?35c: California,
404(fiOc.
NAVY IJEANS-Per bU., $2.15.
EHUITS.
APPLES-Hcn Davis, per hbl., $4AVff4.60;
Wlnesnps. $3; Jonathan, 15.60; Ueheilowors,
per box, $1.C5.
I'KAits vmers, t2.; iiwrenco, $z.Hjf
(luotntlans f Hie Dny on VnrlniiM
Ciimiiinill t les,
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-FLOUH-Hecelpts,
28.075 bbls,; exports. 8.930 bbls.; quiet and
asy. Hyo Hour, quiot; fair to good, $3.15
8.40; choice to fancy, $3.45Q3.70.
COHNMEAI-Dull nnd ensy.
UYU-Easy.
HA It LEY Quiet.
WHEAT Hecelpts, C2.70O bu. Spot, weak;
No. 2 red, S3i4c f. o, b nfloat; No. 2 red,
S2)ic, elevator; No. 1 northern Duluth, SUjc,
f. o. b., nlloat; No. 1 hnrd Duluth, 92o, f. o.
b.. afloat. Options hud a llrm nncnli:ir on
local covering, but Immediately fell hit
under renewed liquidation from public
sources, from which they drifted Into after
noon dullness In the absence of Liverpool
cables, ruling barely steady. Receipt
'were smnll In the northwest, but crop news
.favored bears. Closed weak and li4ic not
lower; March closed, 83);c; May, 84Mf
in&ifcc, cioscu ui M'fcc; j my, hiqhikc, closed
lit 81c: December. 82V482Ttc. closed at S2Uc.
1 COHN Hecelpts. 0,000 lu.; exports, 4,ir.M
uu. Bpoi, wean; o. i, iiuvic, elevator, anil
l71Hc, f. o. b,, afloat. Option market do
icllncd by reason of lluuldatlou. a continued
fair movement, lack of confidence, among
bulls, the wheat break and lower cables.
Closed weak at Wilic net loss; May, 70U&1
70c, closed at 70ic; December, 09itfttOUc,
closed at fOKc.
OATS-Hecelpls.-112.500 bu.: exports, 3,123
Ihu. Spot, quiot; No. 2, file; No. 3, 50c: No, 2
iiiiiv, uiu, .u. .. ttiiiu, iiiiuu inixeii
'wesiorn, iiKUbivjc; iracic wnito, wnviic. op
tions, milet and easier with other markets
HOPS Steady: state, common to choice,
jwi crop, inumvsu, iw, biiuc; iwj, uffl'jc;
Pacific coast. 1901 crop, 11015c: 1000 crop,
iW12c: ISM. CSflc.
HIDES Steady: Galveston, 20 to 23 lbs.,
;ic; i aiiinrnia, i 10 .d ids., rjftc; Texns.
I dry. 24 to 30 lbs., 1414c.
' LEATHER Steady: hemlock sole.
tnuenos Ayres, light to heavy weights, 25
WOOIz-Qulet; domestic fleece, 25!26c;
iTexas, lCtU7c.
, . tw 1 J I WO -in v t uiui, ttiimy, t,i-,
ICT12.50; mrss, $9.6oai0.00; beef hams. $20.50crf
21.50; packed. J10.DXi2i:.00; city. $20; India
mess, tii.uodnv.oo. uut meats, sicaiiy; pieK
led bellies, $S.75(S10.25; pickled shorts, J7;
tilckled hams, J9.7MT10.25. I, aril, steady:
'western steamed. $10.23: refined, steadv:
.continent. $10.35: South America, $11; com
' pound. $7.S5Vjys.0O. Pork, easy; family,
i.wsw,m snori ciear, io.ow(U-'-''Ui mess,
IW2.VU17.25.
lil'TTEH Hecclnts. 2.R30 nkus.: nulet nnd
lasy; state dairy, HVfi'23140; creamery, 165?
'Sio Juno creumery, I8ti'.'2cj factory, 1214'if
15!4e.
1 ClIEESE-Hoeelpts. 1.1S9 pkgs.; firm;
fancy, large, September. lOfilOVic: fancy,
.emnll, September, 10iHllc: late made, best,
I large, fllie: lute mnde, best, small, lOiflO'ic
EGGS Receipts. 4,661 pkgs.; steady; state
jend Pennsylvania, 26fr27c: westorn, nt
jnnrK. oc; souuiern, at iniirK, .W25C.
I POULTRY Alive, steady: springers, 9c;
turkeyB, 8c; fowls, 10'.4o; drersed, steady;
springers, MflOo: fowls, 8',4'tl9c; turkeys,
1 Wll014e.
MGTAla-T ho feature in tho metnl mur.
Jlets today was tho heavy selllnu of rntu
per In London, which sales amounted to 150
tons snot, nnd 800 tons futures, anil 1
(about H2, which puts both spot nnd futures
Ion tho basis of 62 10s. This Is tho lowest
price touched In London within tho last
inreo years, ino uw ioik copper market
Van dull, with snot dull nt J16.5tVlH7.Oi): elne.
itrnlvtle. $16.379116.6214. nnd enstini; 116. nil
rtomlnni. Tin prices wero decidedly lower
nt homo and abroad. Tho local break car
(Tied prices for spot delivery down to fJl.ootf
25.00. representing tho bid nnd nsked prices.
'Spot was qulto freely offered. London
prlcoH wero All Bs lower, closing with spot
nt 109 10s nnd futures at 1(11 16s. I-ml
Kvas nulot. but unchanged here. London
prices wero 6s lower, closing at 10 10s, the.
lowest prlco In many years. Spelter was
unchanged hern at $1.45 11 nil also In London
ut l6s. iron quiet; iiiasgnw closed 111
,66s 2d and Mlddlesborougli closed at 43s 3d
Via iron warrants. $10.6041 11.50! No. 1 north.
lern foundry, $16.&oji716.oO; No. 2 southern
tounnry, jh.wxuib.du; no. 1 souinern roun
dry. j1s.wwJB.111; o. 1 souinern foundry
0ll, )1U.W0J'1I,IU.
Ksnim Cltr Oram and Provllon.
KANSAS CITY, Doo. Oi-WUEAT-D-
per doz., $1.23.
., $6.50; hnthouto
GRAPES Malagas, per keg. $3.6036.60.
CHANHERHIES-Pcr bbl.. $7.60128.00: ner
crate, $2.75.
TllUl'IUAIj KHUITH.
ORANGES Eloridas. $3.253.50: California
navels, $3.604?3.75; budded, $3.
LEMONS Fancy. J3.503.75: cho co. $3 00
4(3.25.
HANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
$2.252.75.
HUH Cnllfornin. new cartons. 75c: im
ported, per lb., 12fl4c.
DATES Persian. In CO-lb. boxes. Dor lb..
6Hc; Salrs. 6c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Now crop walnuts. No. 1 Roft
shell, per lb., 12c: hard shell, per lb., 12'4c:
No. 2 soft shell, lie; No. 2 hard shell, lOHc:
Hrnzlls. per lb.. 14c; filberts, per lb.. ISc:
almonds, soft shell, 17c; hard shell, 15c;
pecans, large, per lb.. 12c; small, lye; cocou
nuts, per cwt., $5; chestnuts, 12c.
jiUNKV for 24-section case, $3.&uja.7u.
CIDER Nohawka. ner bbl.. $3: New
York. $3.60.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green, 6c;
No. 1 salted. 7lc: No. 2 salted, frtio: No. 1
venl calf, 8 to 1214 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs., 7c: dry hides. STil3c; sheep
pelts. 2327c; horse hldos, Jl.t0ff2.25.
SAUERKRAUT Per 14-bbl., $J; per bbl.,
$5.76.
!4(. I.ouls (irnln nnd Pro vlslnns.
ST. LOUIS. Dec 12. WHEAT Lower:
No. 2 red cash, elevator. 82c: track. 831411)
S4c; December, 8114c; May, 82c; No. 2 hard,
63m.SHc.
CORN Lower: No, 2 cash. 66c: track.
67!4!(c; December, 66c; Mny, GSiic; July,
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash, 47?ic: track.
4Sc; December, 47?ic; May, 46ic; No. 2
white, '491M91ie.
ii r. niean v nt biic.
l-'LCTTIH Quiot: barely steady; red winter
intents, n.ymii.w: extra tancy ana strn g it.
J3.WHI.7G; clear, $3.10fJ3.25.
SKliD Timothy, nominal, je.uosia.is.
CORNMEAL Steady, $3.15.
HHAN Julet; Backed, east truck, $1.12.
HAY Tlmothv. unlet, easy. $10.00ffl5.00:
prairie, llrm, $l6.S0u 13.50.
iviusM-Hienuv ai ji.jj.
IRON COTTON TIES-93&
B AGO I NG-rtfiflieiic.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: Jobblne.
$10.10. Iird. lower, $9.7214. Dry snlt meats
(boxed), dull, easier; extra shorts and clenr
ribs, JS.W); clear siuc3, js.iu. uncoil (noxed),
lull, easier: extra shorts and clear ribs.
9.37; cleat1 sides. $9.6214.
METALS leadi Firm at $1.2315-1.2714.
Spelter: Higher at J 1.20.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 614c;
springs. 7c; turkeys, 6!4Q7!4c: ducks, C5j7c;
geese. HV4rlluc. -HUTTEH-Steady;
crcrtmery, 2C(:514c;
dairy, ifisrjoc,
liijus Mteauv at zx.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 8.000 bbls.: wheat. 23.-
000 bu.; corn, ns.oon bu.; ontn, 1j,ow bu,
SHIPMENTS Flour, 7,0m) bbls.; wheat,
71,lKi uu,; corn, bv.uw du.; ouis, aj.wj uu.
Liverpool (irnln 11 ml Pro vision.
LIVERPOOL. Doc. 12. WHEAT Snot
firm: No. 2 red western winter. Cs Hid: No.
1 northern spring, Cs l!d; No, 1 California,
6h 3d.
CORN Snot, steady; American mixed.
Old, bs tjd.
CHEESE Amerlcnn finest whlto. firm.
46s lid: American liucst colored, llrm, 47s.
phah uunndian. strong, us lO'Ad.
PROVISIONS-Lard. American, in nails.
ins 1x1. iiams, snnri cm. 11 10 id ius., nun,
45s IV1. Ilncon. clenr bellies. 14 to 16 lbs..
dull, 54s. Shoulders, square, 11 to 13 lbs.,
44S.
Co. nnd Farson, Lear-h A Co. presented a
bid demand for alt the stock at 106.29,
MOVK.ME.VrS III- STOCKS AMI HONUS.
I'rnr of Mure Mrliiucnt Ciinill tlon
Cnnes Preenutlminry SellliiKT.
, NEW YORK, Dec. 12. -Speculative liqui
dation continued In the stock market, today,
Indured by the stringency in money, which
ran tho rail loan rate up 12 per cent nt one
time, and forced a good share of liquida
tion. Othtr selling was precautionary In
fear of still more stringent conditions In the
money market. A very material element In
the day s mnrket was the short selling and
beurs who became emboldened by the sag
in the market and put out largo short lines.
When the. market turned the bears found
ihey hud been following the decline too
closely nnd they helped on the rally by
bidding ugalnst each other to get back
slocks.
The rally came when tho banks enme Into
tho exchange for tho llrst tlmu Into In the
day and ortered largo sums at the prevail
ing rate, which wns at the high level. With
tho satisfaction of the demand by theso
ofterlngs the rato fell away and the pres.
sure on the slock market wns quickly re
laxed. The dealings by tho bears wns the
one element In tho rally. This wns not
fully held nnd tho market closed irregular.
The few fractional advances which hud
hi-eii rsinbllshed on the rally were wllicd
out before tho close mid losses aru shown
throughout.
Them Is nothing obscure nbout the situa
tion nr Hiii ninnev market. With stirnlus
reserves shown to bo below $7,0OO,l"J0 In last
Saturday's bunk statement, and with largo
seasonable requirements for credits known
to be impending, 11 was onvinus inai inc
mniiev siitmlv would bo limited. The outgo
or gold Is continuing, in spite of tho need
fur money, today showing a withdrawal of
$5(0,000 from the subtreasury lor shipment
on Saturday, said to bo for Hrazll. Tho re
newed demand tor the Interior Is also an
unexpected development and was continued
today with tho transfer of $100,000 to Nuw
Orleans.
'he redemptions of government bonds
nro not offset by the requirements of tho
suotreasury, as is shown by yesterday s
net gain by the Institution of $138,000, in
spite of payment In redemption ot bonds
of upward of $1,600,000. Today's payment
for the same account of over JoOO.OnO there
fore affords little relief from tho drain upon
tho market on account of tho routine sub
treasury operations. The available supply
of government bonds lor redemption nws
grown exceedingly scarce, nnd not much
further relief Is expected on that account.
The anticipated payment of government
Interest will not bo available to the money
MiurUnt until iinxt. week. The speculative
liquidation, both In slocks and In grains, is
presumably affecting some nutomatlc relief
to me money situation, uui uuku numn
which nre taken out of tho call loan mar
it urn nliii-eil lii tlmo loans, rates for
which havo ndvnnced to C per cent shorter
periods. Tho net eneci upon mu loan uu
counts of tho banks Is therefore proble
matical. .... . .,
Resides the general influence of the
money situation thcro was somo special
.i.niiiitirai Himtvii hv New York Central nt
a decline of S on account of the restric
tion ot action by the directors of the an-
dcrbllt ronilB at louay s meetings to ii -..........
1... th.. illvlilend rate 011 Canada
Southern. Northwest dropped I arid Omaha
i points. Pennsylvania and Norfolk &
Western leu over punun uu uiiyiuni ut
I,., i.nivv nutlnvH announced for the Hud
son river tunnel and tho belief In the pur
chase ot the Pocnhontns Coal company by
tho Norfolk & western.
A decline of 214 In Mnnhnttan led tho
weakness In tho local tractions. Among
the Industrials Colorado Fuel fell (, on
rumors of dissensions in tho corporation.
General Electric lost 8, American Linseed
preferred 6 and Tennessee Conl 2-V without
special explanation. The general rango of
decline ran from 1 to 2 points, Louisville at
one time falling 2H- The extreme losses
wero much modified by tho final rally.
Amalgamated Copper fluctuated frorr. n
high level of 71i In ,tho morning down to
67 In tho ufternoon. closing at oS. a not
losY of 214. Honds werp active nnd weak.
Total miles, pnr value; $3,645,000. United
States bonus were uu uiitiiunsvu ...u
last call. - ,, .,,,
ThO lOUOWlUK no i 'i i-.v.- "
tlie NOW 1U1K tltUrt
l'lilliidrlptilH Prnilnce MnrUet.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 12.-RUTTEH-
(julet, lie lower; fnncy western creamery,
I6e: fnnev nenrbv nrlnts. 29c.
t-JiiiiS sieuuv, rair demanu: rresn ncarny
and western. 27c; fresh southwestern, 2Cc;
rresn souinern. aic.
CHEESE Firm: New York full creams.
fnnev small. 11c: New York full creams.
rair 10 cnoice, vn iu?c.
Jllnnenpolls AVlit-nt, Flour and llrm
VlWPAIinf.lQ Tnn 1 IVIIT.'tT
cosli, 7oio: uecemnor. 73i-e; siuy, 75o
on track, No, 1 hard. 777te; No, 1 northern
...... K.. n ....... i , " . .
ll'HVJ, ti. iivji tiivt II, iu-tj,
I-'LOITH lOo lower: first nntonts. $3.!M
4.05; second patents, $3.80-1(3.90; first clears,
11 d.i'", r-t-t.IIMl Uliltin, 4ts,Tr,
HRAN-In bulk. $20.0ifi2'l.60.
3lllvuukp (irnln Market.
MIIVAUICEE. Dec. 12.-WHEAT-Dull;
No. 1 northern, 80JS82c; No, 2 northern, 76Jf
iOSjc; may, ivyiu.
rtYE-Stcndv: No, 1. n3c.
IIAHLEY Quiet; No. 2, 62c; sample, 60ff
OATS-Dull; No. 2 white, 47114714c.
CORN-Mny, Ofilic
Toledo (irnln nnd Seed,
TOLEDO, Dec. 12.-VHEAT-Easler; rash
aim December, 83'4c; May, 847c.
CORN Easier; December nnd May, 67iic.
OATS December. 46UlTltk
SEED Clover, dull, ensler; December,
$5.0714: March, $5.77',4-.
Iliiliith (irnln Miirkrt.
, Dl'LI'TH, Dec. 12.-WHEATCash, No. 1
hard. 76e; No. 2 northern. 7tsie; No. 1
northern, 73Tie; December, 730; May, 77'4c.
OATS 4le,
CORN(i3',c.
.Nimv York lliinils,
NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-The city comptrol.
ler opened bids today for $7,91,floi) corporate
stock of the city of New York, bearing In
terest at 3V4 per cent, $3,000,000 to mnturn
In 1948 and $4,691,000 In 19U. Kuhn, Loeb &
Atchison
do pfd......j..-
Baltlmoro & O..
.1.. ,f,i
Canadian Poo...
Canada So..
Chcs. : uuio....
Chicago & A
do piu.. ........
Chi. Ind. & L.-
do nfd
Chi. i B. I";
Chicago O. ...
do lsi pia
.1.. 9.1 tifil
Chicago & N. W
n It 1. P....
Chi. Tor. & Tr...
.I. nf.i
r n n. JL-. St. L
Colorado ho
do 1st pin
do 2d pfd
JJel. & Hudson.
15ol. L. & W ..-
Denver & II. U.
do ind
Erlo
do 1st pfd
,in Vil nfd
Ot. Nor. Pfd
Hocking Vnlley..
do pfd
Illinois Central..
Iowa Central u.
do pfd
Luke Erie & W.
do pru
. Xr N
Manhnttan L....
Met. St. Hy ......
Mex. Central .,.
Mux, National .
Minn. & St. L...
Mo. Paclllc
M.. K. T
do pfd
N. J. Central....
N. Y. Central...
Norfolk & W....
in nfii
No. Pacific nfd...
Ontario w....
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
do 1st pru
.in p.i nf.i
St. L. & S. F....
do 1st pfd
iln ",1 nf,l
St. L. Southw..,
tiu piu,
rr.v. Ut iVnnl
. 971a St. Paul pfd
.100 Ho. Pacific
. 9314 So. Rullway ....
.111'; do pfd
. 85- Tex. & Paclllc.
. 45-i Union Paclllc ...
. 3:i',4 do pfd
. 7614 Wabash
. 4j'it do pfd
. 73' i W. & L. E
.13l't do 2d pfd
. 22& Wis. Central ...
. 85 llo pfd
. 4214 ATJams Ex
.202 American Ex....
ii-Tl' II H Kr.
'. 13( Wells-Fargo Ex
, 2j Amal. Copper ...
, vb "mivi. uivi r .
. ViW 'o pfd.
,. riiVi 'll,u1' i.iu. uu,,
,. 24W do pfd
.170 .Amer. S. & H...
.243 do pfd
,. l.T)i Anac. Mln. Co..
,, tc Hrooklyn R. T..
3S14 Colo. Fuel & I..
,, 7ot Con. Gas
,. 63V Cen. Electric ...
,.181 Glucose Sugar .
,, Ul?4 1UCKII1B uoai...
xi .Inter. 1'aper ....
. JS6H , '1 P,rd
. a Inter. Power ....
iiVi .III.'HIU- VJHH
. 05 Nn. Hlscult
125 i.euii ,,,
.103H Natlonnl Salt ...
,1S24 "u I'l".....
13L'-4 I'll. ,
"2i, Pacific Coast ...
7H Pnrllln Mnll
I'nnt, Ia'u ,1.... "
,1011 Pressed S. Car.,
"till do pfd
. 4'J r.""""-?1 J'. Cnr.
.175 I Hopubllc Steel .
.16214' '1 Pfd
MsTiSugar
. !o 'e. Coal & 1.
,118 ""'on nag i: v.
32
145'i u: Leather...
431 'o I'fd
781, U. S. Rubber....
LiM '"' Pfd
ru. s. steei..:::::
; M , ' . Pfd
, on VVcstorn Union..
.J7 Amor. Locomo..
, 57a; do pfd
.15Si
.187
. 67
. 9014
. 374
. 971n
. 8714
. 21J4
. 40t
. "14
. 2S
. 2014
m
.185
.195
. S9
.180
. tlS
. 80
. 16
. 43
- 43?i
. 96W
. 29Ts
. 61U
. 79
.213
.27514
. 39
. 1414
. 19)i
77
8S?i
. wo
. Si)
61
. 9i
:3
9714
38
-
211
15
C7H
11919
. CO
. 1374
. 73V
. 119s
. Sl'i
. Ill
. 1011
. 9014
. 311
. 87
Trust receipts.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cnblegram says: Disturbing ele
ments In tho stock market today were a
fresh drop In copper to 521i to the. ton
and Rio tlntos 4lii, nnd the continued flat
ness of American stocks, which failed to
hold tho opening prices, nervous bullH clos
ing their contracts. Now York camo again
ns a soller, but a rally toward tho closo on
Ainnlgnmnted Copper dividend talk, was
only momentnry, as London thinks tho
compnny squeezed resources to support tho
market. Tlio closo was nt bottom on pri
vate cable dispatches announcing dear
monov In Now York. Tho Hank of Eng
lnnd is still lending. Money Is expected to
be light, but tho bank returns show that
tlio reserve Is 1,000,000 higher than a year
ngo at tho samo time and thoreforo noth
ing serious Is anticipated. Paris exchange
is 23.134; Herlln, 20.42. Gold to tho amount
of 20.oo0 bus gono to tho continent, and
tho price of tho metnl has risen to 77s lOd
on the continental demnnd.
Iloston Stock allocations.
HOSTON, Doc. 12. Call loans, 41TS per
cent; tlmo loans, per cent, uiuciui
closing: '
000; money, 4'41f5 per cent; New York ex
change, 25c discount.
NEW YORK, Dec. I2.-Clearlngs, $271,748,
614: balances, $9,740,246.
HOSTON. Dec. 12.-Clearlngs, $21,3(9,722;
balances, $i,694,S50.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12,-Clcarlngs,
J1S. 162.856; balances, $2,328,213.
ST. LOUIS. Dec, 12.-Clcnrlngs, $9,561.(520;
balances. $3ss,120, money, 4UC14 per cent;
Now York exchange, pur.
.mt York Moiier Mnrkel.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-MONEY-On call,
easy, 3f12 per cent; last loan nt 5; ruling
rale, 9; closing offer, 5 per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 4',4li6 per cent.
STERLING EXCllANOE-Wenk, with
nctual business In bankers' bills nt $I.S6',4
for demand nnd $1.8214514-82); for sixty days;
posted rates, $I.83?14.8I and $1.8714: commer
cial bills. $4.82'4iyi.2i.
SILVEH-Har, 66c; .Mexlcnn dollars, 43stC
HONDS Government, steady; state,
strong; railroad, weak.
Thi closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
t. S. ref. 2s, rcg
do coupon . . ..
do 3.1, reg
do coupon ....
do new 4s, reg.,
do coupon . ....
do old Is, rcg,,
do coupon
do 6s, rcg.......
do coupon
Ateh. geu. 4s,..,,
do adj. 4s.,,,,.
Hal. & Ohio 4s..
do 14s
do eonv. 4m,.,.
Canada So. 2s....
Cent, of Oa. 5s.,
do is inc....
Chcs. & O. 41js..
till. v A. ilfts.,,
c, 11 & q n. 4s...
C, M .4 S P g. 4s
C & N W c. 7s..
C, H 1 & P 4s....
CCC & S L g 4s.
Chicago Ter. 4s.,
Colorado ho, 4s.
Den. & R. G. 4s..
Erlo prior 1. 4s,. ,
do general 4s.,,
F W Jic D C Is..
HOCK. Vlll. 414S.
Hid. Offered.
losii
ii
IOS'ti1
lls
lffiHn'
139-S1
111
lls
107 V
107 V
iiefi!
91
102U
96-1
1031s
prj
KVi I
to
IW',4
V4
97(4
111
10214;
88'i
1031,
II")
101
10814
L. ft N. unl. 4s,.
Mex. Central 4s.
do Is Inc
M. Ac S. L. 4s..
M.. K. & T. 4s.
do 2S
N. Y. Centrnl Is
do gen. 314s...
N J. C. gen. 6s.
No. Pacihu 4s,,.
do 3s
N. St W. c. 4s...
ItendliiK gen. 4s.
S l & 1 M c 6s
S. L. c . 1-. 4S.
St. L. 8. W. Is.
do 2S
S A & A P 4s...
So. Pacific 4s....
So. Hallway 6s...
Tex. & I'ac. Is..
T.. H. L. A W. 4s
Villon Vac. 4s,...
do couv. 4s
Wnbnsh Is
do 2s
do deb. II
West Shore 4s...
W. A L. E. 4s.
Wis. Centrnl 4s..
Con. Tob. 4s
102H
82U
29'
97li
81
106(4
110
131Jii
Ml
.116
971
91'
78
89 4
91 4
120
118'
OMAHA LITE STOCI MARKET
Gm Ctttlt Itld Aboat SUi&j, but Othm
Wtrt Slow and Lwer.
HEAVY II0GS HIGHER, LIGHT ONES LOWER
I'nt Sheep and l.mnbs Sold nt Steml
Price Where (ttinlltr Wns (innil,
but Common Klmla .eicleetcil,
Feeder Also Slnvr Xnle.
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec. 12.
Receipts were. Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 3,385 8,.i1 6,4o7
Official Tuesday 4,761 13,689 2,114
OftlcUU Wednesday 3,416 13.M7 2.151
Olllcial Thursday 2,827 11,763 4.2U
Four days this week,, 14, 419 47,652
Same days last weeK....13,6ij 51, :w
Same week beiorc U,V13 3,IW
Same three weeks ago. ,21,081 49,2.9
Samo four weeks ago.... 24,0.8 32,!s20
Same day last year 14,49.1 42,09
Average prices paid 'or hogs at
Omaha the past several days with
parlsous:
14,213
21.4SO
10,5f6
39.997
63,119
16.CU
South
com
Date. I 1901. 1900.1899.1898.n97.169j.1895,
London Stuck HiiotnGons,
LONDON, Dec. 12,-U p. m.-ClosIng:
.92 7-16 N. Y. Central..
Cons., money
do account
Anaconda ...
Atchison ....
do pfd t
Tin 1 i. ntiin:
Caliiullnn I'no....il5'-i
.:ne. UI11CJ.... lr)t
Chicago O. W.... 23
C M. & St. P...16.;s
Denver & H. G.. I.'l
do pru.........
Erlo
do 1st pfd
.1 i
.VF ... t ...... . UU
Illinois Central.. .140141
Ii. CC 1-1. JUf I4
M.. If. Sr. T 5:.fJ
.6U
::::.!
n:t
. 39t
Norfolk & V.
do pfd
Nn. Pacific nfd.
Ontario it W ...
Peiinsylvnnla ...
Heading
110 isi pin
iln nfil
So. Halfway .....
In nM
So. Puclflo
union t'ncilic...
do pfd
U. 8. Steel ,
iln nfd
Wnlinsli
n I Mav K i K i-'IL-l A C4I 4 nAI 1 9-1 I t AA
m I Mnu m I r. ufiLI a ui -t! nr. i t. 1 11.1 a iff.
Nov 17... 4 U I 87 1 3 3 32i S ll
Nov. II... 6 6314 3 bi 36r I a. I 14i 3 41
Nnv 1& I r. tllUl A 1tt 1 -I DDI .1 !tll 'A 1HI :l
Nov. 21... 6 81 4 71 3 89 3 31 3 15 3
lOI'I Nov. 22...! 6 7614 4 76 3 8tf3 37 3 39 3 31
U Nov. 21... 5 6614 4 78 3 N I 4 3 .
lit Nov-, 24... 5 6 3 Si 3 46 3 27 3 ?J
AG Nov. 25... 6 7H 3 77 3 38 3 30 3 161 3 4
,,, NOV. 26... 5 tSjfc 4 7 3 23 3 24 3 24 3 60
91Vt NOV. 27... 6 73 4 76 3 76 3 28 3 20 3 43
n,V Nov. 28... , 71 3 73 3 20 3 32 3 it
k NOV. ID... 6 8314 4 74 3 68 3 19 3 30 "
'4 Nov. 30... ftj 4 69 4 "1 3 211 3 27 3 a 3 40
Dec. 1.... 4 63 3 74 3 25 A 23 3 19
Dec. 2.... 5 95S 3 76 3 28 3 25 3 09 3 3o
I Dec. 3.... 6 8Sli 4 61 3 29 3 19 3 23 3 42
Dec. 4.-... 6 92-S 4 6S 3 81 I 3 21 3 16 3 39
Dec 6.... If 00 1 4 77 3 80 3 37 I 3 09 3 j9
Dec. 6.. ..I 6 Wl 4 84 3 i 3 30 3 25 I 3 36
Dec. 7....U Ol-Vil 4 81 3 81 3 281 3 231 3 00 3 36
ICS DOC. s,.,f 4 7J 3 83 3 301 3 17 3 19
56U Dec. 9.... C II U 3 90 3 29 3 13, 3 21 3 32
Dec. 10... G131i 4 85 3 31 3 13 3 21 3 35
102 Dec. 11... 6 14 4 82 3 921 3 151 3 17 3 28
33W Dec. 12 4 77 3 93 3 37 3 20 3 31
24
40U
3:4.
69J,
lOls
90 4
41'i
92
Atchison 4s
Clas Is
Mex. Cen. 4s
N. E. O. & C
Atchison ..1
do pfd
Hoston & A
Hoslon it Me
Ilostou Ele.
N Y. N H & H..
Fltehburg pfd...,
Union Paclllc ....
Mox. Central ....
Amer. Bugur ....
Amer. T. & T. . ..
Dom. I- & S
Oeti. Electric ...
Mass, Electric...
N. E. O. ri C...
United Fruit
U. 8. Steel
do pfd.. 1
Westlngh. Com.
Adventure
102 I
80 i
WJ
57
75
9714
191 I
1UI I
2124
115
9714
21(4
11914
,1601s
2li
273
, 3314
. D
, 00
, 40
. tin
7314
. 21
Allouez
Amalgamated ...
Haltlo
lllnghnm
Cat. & Hecla
Centennial
Copper Hnngo ...
uoni. uoui
Franklin
Isle Knynln
Mohawk
Old Dominion..,.
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa Fe Copper,
Tamarack
Trinity
united States .,,
Ulnh
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine ,
414
67T
.rj
bin
, II
5715
46-;
, II'.
2l'4
, 36' 1
. la?
, 87
. 3114
150
,26S
. 14J4
. 1414
, 19i
. pf4
'. 6J14
I.. K. t T 25 '4 do pfd 41U
do pfd SSyiSpanlsli 4s 744
MONBY-fftJVi per cent,
SILVEH-Hnr. firm at 23 7-1M per oz.
Tho rato of discount In tho open mnrket
for short bills Is Wii 9-16 per cent; for
.thro months' bills, ZWiiOYt per cent.
Wool Mnrket.
IONDON. Dec. 12. WOOIt The offerings
nt tho wool auction sales today wero much
smaller tiiaii usual, amounting to 7,325
bales from New Zealand. New South
Wnles and Victoria sold well and competi
tion wns active for Queensland nnd Cape
of Oood IIopo nnd Nntal. Fine grades were
urm, nut sups ruled irregular, including
today's snlcs, 17S,C00 bales havo been of
fered. Of tho offerings 6,00.) bales wero
withdrawn. 11 ir estimnted that America
has taken durlmr the series 2.600 bales of
best Merinos nnd fine breeds. Today'a sales
in detail: New South Wnles, 1,400 biles;
scoured, 3!4dfils 614d: greasy, 414Iflld.
Queensland, 700 bales; scoured, Is HHdffls
5d; greasy, ."WWd. Victoria, 1.300 bales;
scoured. 614lft'ls 414d; greasy. 2911. Now
z.euianu, 3,u unies; scoured, iiiinuis 44i;
greasy, 254CT91I. Capo of Oood Hope and
Natal, 000 bales; scoured, Is Id; greasy,
4!614d.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12. WOOL Steady;
medium grades. 13ffl7c; light line. HlSc;
heavy lino, 1012c; tub washed, 1424c.
Huvers. Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co 372
O. 11. Hammond Co
Swift and Compnny
Cudnhy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Omaha Pack. Co., K. ,C...
Swift lt Co., country
K. Decker Hi Degnn
V I. Stenhen
Llvlugstono & Schnller...
Hamilton St ltoinscniia ..
L. F. Husz
Wolf & M
Fowler
S. Ac 8
"Other buyers
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12. COTTON-Snot
closed quiet: middling unlnnd, 814c; mid
dling gulf, 84c: sales, 163 bales. Futures
closed aulet nnd steadv: December. 8.20o:
January, 8.17c: Febmnry, 8.19c: March, 8.21c;
April, x.zic; .May, t..-c; june, n.zoc; jiuy,
8.19c: August, 8.06c.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 12, COTTON
Snot., steady: sales. 6.400 bales: ordinary.
0 9-lc; good ordinary, 7 1-16c; low middling,
7 5-loc: middling, so; good middling, v4c:
middling fulr, 811-16c: receipts, 14,363 bales;
stock, 296,736 bales. Futures, steady; De
cember, 8.07c ; Janunry, S.05c: February,
8.051?8.07c; March, 8.05c: April, 8.0f.if3.11c:
May, 8.11(r(8.12c; June, 8.1108.13c; July, 8.12W
8.14c.
QAItVESTON, Dec. 12. COTTON MarKet
steady at 814c.
Suncnr Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 12.-SUOAH-Open
kettle, 3 l-16c; open kettle centrifugal, 3H5f
314c; centrifugal granulated, 414W5 1-I60;
wtilte, 3HW3T4C; yellow, 3 7-16JJ34c: seconds,
2d(2c. Iolnsses. strong: onon kettle. 20W
30c; ccntrlfugnl, Sff20c. SjTiip, stendy, 23W
2SC.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-SUOAH-naw.
steady: fair refining, 3 9-32c: centrifugal, 96
test, 34c Molasses sugar, 3 l-32c. .Refined,
steady; crushed, 6.40c; powdered, 5c; granu
lated, 4.90c. MolasBes, steady.
NriT York Mlnlnir Scook.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12. Tho following nro
tho cloning prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con 20
Allco j.i
Hrceco 1"
Hrunswlck Con.. i5
Comstock Tun,,.. 0
Con. C.il. & V11...I6O
Deadwnod Terra. 50
Horn Silver 1!
Iron Silver CO
Leudvlllo Con,.., 0
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophir
I'hoenlx
Potosl
Savngo
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ,.
Standnrd
. U
.S.V)
. 60
. 7
. 6
. 40
,.350
llnnk ClrnrliiK.
CHICAGO, )ec. 12,-Clearlngs, $28,061,615;
balances, $1,167,236; posted exchange, $4.8414
(fftAS: New York uxchango, 20c discount.
HALT1MORE, Dec, 12,-Clcnrlngs, $3,6)0,.
252; bahinces, $691,417; money, 4Hfrti per
cent.
CINCINNATI, Doc. lS.-Cleorincs, $2,949,-
y Dry Gooiln Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-DRY GOODS-Falr
homo demand for brown sheetings and
drills and considerable business could be
dono If sollers were less reserved. Hlenched
cottons havo un upward tendency. Stocks
light nnd demand moderate. Wldo sheet
ings In ft strong position. Coarso colored
cottons very firmly hold. Regular print
cloths sold at 3c and narrow odds on about
that basis. Wide odds wore llrm. " Prints
firm, but quiet. Ginghams difficult to buy
in anygrado.
OH nnd Iloaln.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-OIL Cottonseed,
firm; prime yellow, 40S40W.C. Petroleum,
weak: refined, New York. $7.35: Philadelphia
and Baltimore, $7.30; Philadelphia and Balt
imore, in bulk, $4.70. Rosin, steudy. Turp
entine, dull.
TOLEDO, O., Dec. 12. OIL--North Lima,
BSc; South Lima nnd Indiana, f3c.
SAVANNAH, Gn Dec. 12.-OIL-Splrlts
turpentine, firm, 35ic. Rosin, llrm.
LONDON, Dec. 12.-OIL Turpentine, I6s
1014d.
Evaporated nnd Dried Frnlta.
NEW YOnK, Dec. 12. EVAPORATED
APPLES A fair business was transacted
In the mnrket for evnporated apples. Choice
and fancy grndes wero In moderato demand
ut full prices, whllo the rest of the list was
hold steady. State, common to good, C4i
614c; prime, 9B914c; choice, HW4c; fancy,
iWri'lOV-c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Wcro
lull hut nhnnt steady. .Prunes. 3Q-7c.
Apricots, Royal. lWfltc: Moor Park. 9
13c. Peaches, peeled, 12Q'19c; unpeeled, i
1014c
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YOHK, Doc. 12,-COFFEE-Spot
Hlo, steady; No. 7 Invoice, 613-16c. Mild,
steady; Cordova, 716ft He Futures opened
Brendy In tone, prices showing un advance
nt Minn nnlniH. Tho nnenlnu advance was
steadily held all .day. the mnrket closing
steady nnd 6f(10 points not higher. Totnl
sales wero 27,250 bags. Including: Decem
ber. 6.60c; March, 6.75f6.80c: May, fi.957o;
July. 7.20c; August, 7.20f7.30c; September.
7.30'lT17.33C; UClOOer, l.ivm.uvu; tiuvi.-niiiui,
7.60c
THE IIHALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS plnced on record Thurs
day, December 12:
Wnrrnnty Deed.
Tlohn McCormlck ami wlfo to Christ
Roth, lot 2, block 1, Crawford's add
to Elkhorn ... 160
Harrison Nntlonal bank to Joseph
Kuucel. lot 4, block 8, Linwood nark 200
W. H. Hradley and wlfo to F. L.
sparling, 101 1., uiucn .Htuumcn
k O'K.'s add
Atlantic Realty association to C. A.
'fnini. int lfi. block 6. Ilemts park...
C. D. Gregg and wlfo to p. A. Droste,
o 28 feet lot 2, block 198; Omaha
H.'E. Wilcox and wlfo to Edward Gil
bert, lot I, block 2, II. E. Wilcox's
V,(1,F.' ' Smith ' 'to ' "'.' ' J." Lund," ' iot ' 3,
block 7, Slilnn's add.,
J, M. Lnwo and liusband to A. L.
Hogeboech, lots I and 5, block 1;
lot 6, block 2; lot 1. block 7, Pat-
rick's 2d Saratoga add
Unit fill 1 in Deed. ,
Trustees of First Methodist Episcopal
clwrch of South Omaha to South
Omaha 'Land company, lot 4, block
348. South Omaha V.V
J. E. Vundercook unit liusband In W,
O. Shrlver, outlotB 151 and 152, Flor
700
1,200
1,900
150
1,400
7ft)
Total amount of transfers ...J 0,436
Indicates Sundny. Holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p.
C, M. & St. P. Hy 2 9
O. & St. L. Hy 1 1
Missouri pacific ity 2 -
Union Pacific system 19 34 S
C. & N. W. Hy 7 11
l'., I.. c .11. V. 11. It -M t ..
C, St. P., M. & O. Hy 9 9 6
II, & M. It. Ry 23 21 4
C, 11. & Q. Hy 9 I 1
C. H. I. P.. cast 3 13
C.. H. 1. & P.. weflt 4 2..
Illinois Central 2 4..
Total receipts 116 149 IS
Tho disposition of tho day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing ino
number ot nenu indicated:
Hogs. Sheep.
460
631
479
391
26
34
262
70
69
49
60
91
123
2,297
1,408
3,174
2,046
2,927
'74
618
748
172
33i
1.437
621
Totnls 3,013 13,292 2,581
CATTLE There was not a nartlcularly
heavy run of cattle here today, bin dtlll
thero was hot tho llfo and nctlvlty to the
market that Is noted on somo dnys. That
was perhaps due to Borne extent to the
inci mat ino quality wns noinint; cah.
Thnrn wrn nnlv nhnllt ttm nr llftl-en cars
of cornfed steers In the yards, so that tho
more desirable grades sold at Just about
steady prices. The common and half-fat
stuff, though, did not movo any too freely
and prices In a number of Instances wero
a shade lower than yesterday.
The 'cow market was not very acuvo mis
morning, but about steady with yester
day's close. The Inst half of tho market
vfMt..rdn v n-iui not ns eood as the first pnrt
and packers bought their supplies today
about the way they did late yesterday.
The cholcor grades have not declined much
tho last two days, out medium kiiiob nnu
dinners are weak to 6M10c lower,
Thero was very little change noticeable
tmlnv In thn nrlees null! for bulls, calves
and stags, but It was evident that packers
did not caro for the commoner kinds, and
as a result tncy moveu very siowiy.
Blockers and feeders wero In light sup
ply, but at the some time there were fully
as many of the common kinds as were
wanted. Tho demand for cattle of that
description has been very light for somo
tlmo pnst and the tendency of prices is
downward. Tho good heavyweight feeders
and prime yearlings solo, about steady
'"rhf.ro wero a few rango cattlo Included
In tho receipts today, but hardly enough
... ln i, ii. mI nf thn market. In most
cases they fluctuated about tho same us tho
natives, iiepreseuiaiivii buiuu.
' Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
550 2 25 1 9S0 4 75
. 828 3 60 25 027 4 80
::... 760. 3 60 21 lOiiS 4 80
.... 710 4 00 13 1139 4 bo
... 730 4 00 3 1056 5 10
.... 910 4 00 21 1017 5 15
1166 4 10 12 1309 6 25
:....115o 4 10 1 1420 6 30
hlltf 4 10 19 1113 6 30
915 4 25 1 1""1 i6 33
. ...1017 4 25 23 lit! 5 35
. 1389 4 60, 17 1197 5 35
......1013 4 60' 17 989 5 60
1130 4 50 29 977 6 60
1115 4 55 65 1086 0 J
....1100 4 60 37 1298 6 20
11U2 4 70 0 H-l oo
No.
1....
7....
1....
2...,
1....
1...,
5....
3
4....,
33....
4....
11....
10....
IS....
21....
25....
COWS.
1
1
1
3
1
12
o
1.'.'.'..
1
3
8
1
10
1
i:::::
i.
... S45
... 860
... 730
... 820
... 740
... 750
... 783
... 930
... 960
...1020
... 726
... 975
...1000
... 825
...1030
... 975
... 730
..1145
12 1020
2
1....
1....
6
3
1....
17....
12....
7....
6.. i.
1....
1....
1j...
1....
1....
6....
17....
1 mu
2 1020
2 885
5 940
3 1040
lxui
1066
900
1000
1025
.. 860
.. 9S8
.. 950
..1061
..1070
.. 960
..1003
..1041
.. 985
.. 871
.. 920
.. 940
..1000
..1010
.. 68(1
. .1045
968
15....
1....
1....
1....
7....
10....
....1160
,...1025
.... 914
....1195
1 60
1 60
1 75
1 75
1 75
2 00
2 20
2 25
2 25
2 25
2 23
2 30
2 35
2 35
2 35
2 40
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 CO
2 65
2 65
2 65
2 65
2 70
2 70
2 75
2 75
2 60
2 80
2 SO
2 80
2 80
2 SO
2 SO
2 86
2 85
2 85
2 90
2 90
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
.1325
,.1010
.1063
. 950
.1030
. 980
. 9S0
.1065
.1065
.1200
. 910
. 800
.1025
804
929
960
1089
2 1186
1 1040
8 1020
13...
11...
16...
3...
38...
2
13,.'.V
4...
a...
i...
i...
o
2a":
17...
2...
16
1.
1...
7...
8...
1...
15..,
V.v:
8,
...1020
... 900
... 674
... 970
...1250
.... 998
....1060
...1170
, 1120
7 1085
9 980
4 1037
1..
2....,
15....
12....
13....
8....
8....
3....
18....
9....
2....
1....
3,...
11....
3....
16...,,
1.,..
....1190
....1000
.... 969
,....1031
....1050
....1100
....1(02
....1020
....1090
.... 963
,.,.1190
....1260
....116(1
.... 990
.... 936
....1131
....1420
62..
18..
24...
8...
4..
14..,
2..
5
4
10
13
1
3
STKRItS AND HEIFERS.
.... H'8 4 15 17 1033
,..,.1003 4 25 23 931
.... 853 4 25 18 1070
COWS AND HEIFERS.
.... 857 3 23 6 1126
,...10o5 3 35 IS
.... 870 3 35
HEIFERS,
...,1180 2 60 2
411 z t.i iv
793 3 00 9
093 3 10 6
810 3 10 2
KULUn.
916
... 615
... 900
... 740
... 852
...1125
...1300
...1180
...1160
...1301
...1350
. . .1660
...1170
...1500
...1130
...1610
...1210
... 870
250
200
150
looo
STOCK
775
740
1..
3i:.':
o
r.:::
CALVES.
3 Wl 2....
5 00 3....
6 60
STAGS.
2 76 1 .
COWS AND
2 25 4....
2Za 1
2 26
2 no
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 85
2 90
2 !)
3 HO
3 00
3 00
3 Kl
....1490
....14S0
....1380
....1520
.... 850
.... 610
...,1220
...,15l)
....1720
....lfitO
....1713
....1550
.... 193
.... 116
.... 163
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 20
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 30
3 30
3 35
3 40
3 40
3 60
350
3 60
3 60
3 65
3 65
3 65
3 65
3 70
3 70
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 80
3 ID
3 80
3 SO
3 83
3 90
3 90
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 05
4 10
I 23
4 30
4 40
4 30
4 33
4 80
3 83
4 15
3 23
3 25
3 05
3 70
4 00
3 10
5 10
3 25
3 25
3 35
3 40
3 60
3 60
3 50
3 .V.
3 75
3 9J
5 60
5 75
6 85
1150 3 00
HEIFERS.
470 2 tU
950 2 70
1.. M 2M
16 721 2 fiS
7 ""stock calves.
1 t 2j0 m GO
8TOCKKHS AND FEEDERS-
76 steers.
20 steers.
10 cdws..
1 steer.
63 cows. .
1 bull...
600
450
626
622
710
732
()
2S
77o
650
830
800
KM
660
H.
1 73
2
2 75
2 75
2 85
.1 ('
3 10
3 (J
3 00
3 0)
3 HO
3 25
3 25
3 30
S.
10.
6
n ,,,,,,,
19
13
10
11
2
12
3....
1
10
1
680
45S
C30
777
810
OV8
COS
785
720
803
790
MM
930
33
3 35
.1 35
3 40
3 45
3 50
3 60
3 55
3 65
3 70
3 85
3 75
3 90
4 1:
3 35
3 70
4 00
4 0)
4 25
3 50
3 60
3 95
4 00
many
miller Idaho.
iqi 1 isi 20 steers.. ,.nw
95i! 4 124 11 cows 10.0
1113 4 10 1 feeder... 1100
3 10
rVinltvnll Atiilprson Wvo.
7 steers,.., 91 4 00 2 Bleers,...lII0
3 steers. ...bun 4 00 2 steers.l.. 80
I steers.... 920 4 W 1 steer 130)
1 steer !0 3 00 4 cows 101 j
I. l! I trillion Wvo.
.1010 3 00 1 steer 950
..1200 2 40
Thomas Gnnnon Colo
21 steers. .. 871 3 60 61 feeders.. 915
6 feeiHrs.. 830 3 60 2 feeders.. 910
HOGS Thero were not unite lis
hegs on sale today as yesterday, but still
receipts wero rainy iiucrai. inc maraei
was rather slow In opening, as buyers
nnd sellers could not agree on terms. As
bus been tho enso for some tlmo past tho
b(st heavy hogs were bought tin llrst this
morning and prices ranged strong to 6c. or
iw mgncr iiuiti yesterday. Tliu utilK sold
fiom $6.20 to $6.60. On tho stnrt thero was
very little dono with tho medium nnd light
hogs. Later In thn day. however, the mar
ket took on n llttlo more life and the bulk
o.r the light and -butcher weights sold In
Just nbout yesterday's notches, Good mixed
hogs ami the heavyweights sold higher
tunn nicy uiu yesieruny. 111 spue or uie
slow opening the bulk of the offerings was
disposed or in iniriy goon season. Itepre
sentatlvo sales:
Bh. Pr. No. Av, Bh
... 4 75 86 206 100
56 231 160
No.
12., ,
36...
10...
142.,
163.,
63...
103..
102..
105..
82
Av
...105
... 95
... 93
...10S
...126
...122
...15'
...139
...142
.163
7 40
98 162
114 155
101 160
40 165
61 167
102 173
101 166
97 172
108 ICS
103 177
100 175
101 182
60 169
...173
...173
...17S
....182
...186
...178
...19.1
...205
...m
...173
...201
...190
...205
89 193
61 195
78 205
80 19S
..191
..205
. .201
..174
..161
..19S
..199
..205
..120
, . .201
..181
..196
..197
..230
..200
..201
..184
..205
..217
..195
..122
..181
..211
..197
..189
..210
87
74..
121..
91..
92..
93...
76...
71...
88...
90...
3...
104..
73..
7S....
73....
21....
95....
72....
89....
33....
25....
60. . . .
104...
103...
67. . . :
70....
64....
79....
85....
84....
69....
81....
132...
88....
39....
SO....
71.
84.
40
80
160
40
40
120
120
160
40
100
160
160
100
200
10
SO
'so
160
210
200
80
40
'so
80
10
'46
'46
120
4
I 76
4 95
5 30
5 60
6 60
6 65
6 C5
6 85
6 85
6 S5
5 85
6 Si
6 90
6 90
5 90
6 90
6 W
r. 95
6 95
5 93
6 9)
6 93
6 95
6 00
C (10
fi 00
(i 00
6 00
6 02i
6 Mi
6 05
6 05
(1 05
6 05
6 05
li 05
6 05
li 03
6 03
6 05
(TOii
6 05
6 05
6 05
6 05
6 0714
6 (1714
6 07f4
6 0714
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
0 10
6 10
0 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 1214
71 WW
SO 230
69 220
101 185
81 210
79 211
r.s 21s
68 213
23 258
91 226
61 211
74.T
6S...
35...
71...
30...
79...
40...
ns...
7S.
240
232
.'.'2 12
..215
. .259
..259
..203
..230
.243
40
120
160
120
61 281
71 220
CC 247
67 213
68 225
21 277
ffil 229
C3 263
B0 209
. . . .220
....2411
....22S
....261
. . . .253
76.
66..
71..
68..
67..
65. .
68..
74..
ns..
69...
..224
..281
..210
..256
..286
67 2"il
06 2C7
0
.291
.257
.262
.265
.340
.280
SO
69....
01....
69....
61....
66....
3S....
ns....
5S....
6! 273
71 273
48 264
C3 263
64..
no..
69..
40...
63..,
67 311
60 293
66 346
64 2S9
74 297
..316
..2S2
..371
40
120
80
SO
240
120
120
80
200
40
40
5o
SO
160
SO
120
160
SO
240
40
120
120
200
200
100
100
240
120
1)00
160
200
80
40
80
120
SO
160
'40
SO
1C0
80
, Pr.
6 124
6 15
n ir
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 13
fi 15
6 174
0 174
6 20
6 20
C 20
(I 20
6 20
li 20
I! 20
0 2216
6 22(,
6 22',
C 22j4
6 22 J
6 25
(I 25
6 25
0 25
6 25
6 25
6 25
6 2716
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
li 30
6 3l
6 35
6 31V,
0 3714
6 37&s
0 3714
6 374
6,3714
6 376
6 37M,
6 40
C 40
6 40
6 40
6 40
fl 40
0 40
6 45
6 45
fl 45
C 45
6 45
0 45
6 45
6 45
6 4716
ti W
BHLLP Tho supply of sheen wns not
heavy and tho qunllty of what did nrrlvo
was not particularly good. Tho better
Br!dc however, of fat sheep and lambs
sold without much dlfllculty at Just uhout
steady prices. Wethers were offered good
cllol'K", to, brlnir $3.65 and ewes sold as high
as S3.oo, rhe commoner grades sold very
s'wly and were barely steady.
1 here wts no change In tho feeder sltua
tion nnd ns the demand continues very
light sellers find It a dltllcult matter to dis
pose of what nrrlves at anything like satis
factory orlops.
njonR: Choice lightweight yearlings.
:.;v7i4,,0: i05,1I-, choice medium weight
ffSTr'-Pg?' ?'C?3-9(: '"Ir to good yearlings.
$3.30fc3.U); choice wethers, $3.333.65; fair to
!?nr . 1 ;'""-" -iu'H.i cnoice ewes, tz.viw
iJttiJAfX,1 3WC.fl' 2-W2.90; common
ewes, $1.0fi'2.00; choice lambs. $4.60tN.75;
fair to good lambs. 11 r,n- fMr ,.(i,:
ers, $2.903.15; feeder lambs, $3.O04J3.50. Hop
resentatlvo sales:
No,
2 cull owes
22 western ewes
1 buck
1 ewo
13 ewes
feeder lambs
buck ..-
feedo' owes
feeder ewes
native ewes
yearling.
feeder wethers...
fed ewes
western lambs....
western lambs...
lambs
lamb ,
40 feeder lambs
25 feeder lambs
15
1
344
49
O
1
1S9
23
3
10
1
Av.
so
106
280
90
101
4S
230
109
111
205
SO
101
205
00
70
nn
100
43
67
Pr.
2 60
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 76
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 25
3 60
3 no
4 00
4 25
4 25
4 75
4 75
2 60
3 25
CHICAGO LIVE STOfJIOMAltKHT.
Cnttle Stendy IIokn I.otrer Sheep
.Striuly nnd Loner.
CHICAGO, Dec. 12,-CATTLE-Hocclpts,
12,000 head; choice steady, others dull and
weak; good to prime, W.OQ'JfJ.SOi ,)0or to
medium. $1.00Ti5.90: stockers nnd feeders.
$2.00f4.40; cows. $1.0004.60; heifers, $1.50fi5.30;
caiiin-rs. ti-wr(.'..u; uuus, ..urn.ju; cnives,
$2.604f5.2C; Texas fed steers, $4.5085.30.
HOGS Hccolpis, 47.000 head, estimated
tomorrow, 43,000; left ovor, 15.000; henvy
steady, light lower; mixed nnd hutchers,
$5.S0f6.35?' good to choice heavy, $6.20fi6.flO;
rough heavy, $5.756.10; light, $5.00u"5.75;
bulk of salos. $5,85(6.30.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts, 14,000
head; fat wethers steady, ewes lower,
lambs higher' good to choice wothors, $3.50
4.30; fair to choice mixed, $2.75ff3.40; west
ern sheep, $3,0074.00; native lambs, $2.608
6.30; western lambs, $2.O0fi4.10.
OMclnl yesterday: Hecelpts Cnttle, 24,003
head; hogs, 60.052 head: sheep, 13,369 head.
Shipments Cnttle, 3,74s bend; hogs, 2,928
head; sheep, 1,723 head.
ICnnini City Live Stock Market,
KANSAS CITY, Dee. 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, C.OOO natives, 500 Toxans and 160
calves; stockers and feeders steady, other
cattlo lOJflSc lower: choice export and
dressed beef steers, $3.85TW.10; fair to good,
$4.65'(j5.75: Blockers and feeders, $3.00fM.I;
western fed steers. $4.76t)C.OO; western rango
steers, $3.60(4,75; Texas und Indinn steers,
$3.nOR4.70; Toxns cows, $2.40H3.75; nntlve
cows, J2.75ifi4.fi5; heifers, $3.2566.00; bulls.
$2.2501.25; cnives. $3.0C5.60,
HOGS Hecelpts, 22,000 head; mnrket 10o
lower; top, $6.70; bulk of sales, JG.O0fi6.6S;
heavy, $6.60fi6.70; mixed packers, $G.25'36.n0:
light. $5 251)6.15; pigs, $4.65f(5 25.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts, 3,500
head; market easy; native lambs, 3.605p
6.25; native wethers, $'1.60f3.80; western
wethers, $3.2513 60; ewes, $2.75fJ3.75; culls
and feeders, $1.75'(3.25.
515.25; bulls nnd stags, $2.0i76.r.; slockem
and foolers, $2.0094.26.
St. I. mils Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.-CATTLE-Hecelpts.
4.100 head, Including 2,200 Texans; mnrket
slow and lower; natlvo shipping and ex
port steers. $5.eij6,75, with choice grades
nt $7.flOfi8.(iO; dressed beef and butcher
steers, Jl.35fi5.15; steers under 1,000 lbs., $3.60
(ffl.90; stockers and fecdors, $2.C0f)3.75: cows
und heifers. $2.0Of5.O0; bulls. $2.60fj 1.00; can
ners. $1.60f(2.S5; Texas and Indjun steers,
$4.20fi5.26: fed, $3.16ff4.25; grass cows nnu
heifers. $2,251(7.25.
HOGS Receipts, 9.100 hend; market firm:
pigs nnd lights, $5.0()fi6.00; packers, $5.90fj)
6.15; butchers. $0.20f?0.65. w
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts, 1.501
head: market steady; native muttons, $3 25
fi3.75; In.nbs, $l.50a5.23; culls and bucks.
$2.00f3.25.
,etv York Live Stunk Mnrket,
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Hi:EVES-He.
celpts. 800 head, mainly consigned direct;
no sales reported nnd no exports,
CALVES Receipts, 87 head; veals, lower,
$I.OOfi7,75; few grassers brought $3.25.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Itecelpts, 6,713
head; sheep steady, lambs firm to a shailo
bolter; sheep. $2.25f(3.10; lambs, $l.25f5.15;
culls. $3.(Af3.60,
HOGS Hecelpts, 6,688 head; market weak,
St. Joseph Lire Stock .Mnrket,
ST. JOSEPH. Dec. 1 2. CATT LE Re
ceipts, 1.900 head: sternly: natives, M.rffji
7.23; cows and heifers, $1,000.10; veals, $2.60
HOGS Receipts, jn,iw iicitii, stenuy; ngnt
nun ugnt inixeu, ,ov im-mum nnu
heavy. $6.30116.80; pigs, $4.2MI5.M.
UIII.TMI A-NTII 1 .A Al I1H IttirrmiS. Til hA-lfll
steady; ton lambs, $5; top wethers, $ o
top ewes, $3.60.
Stock In Sight.
The following tablo shows (he receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep nt tho live principal
markets for December 12:
Cattle. Hoes. Sheen
2,827 11.7C3 4.271
,,,....12,000
South Omaha..
Chicago
Kansas .City...
St. I.ouls
St. Joseph
4,100
l,9"
47,000
22.C0
9,100
16,100
H.M
3.50)
1,5)
7(0
Total...
.27.327 10G.9J3 23,371
OLD DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED
Atchison nmc.lnln Meet nnd nntlfy
Piirolinses of Vnrlon
Lines.
TOPEICA, Knn., Dec. 12. At thn annual
mooting of tho Atchison, Topekn & Santa
Fo railway ten dlroctors wore prcront and
voted stock nnd proxies representing 1,661,
635 shares of stock out of n totnl of
2,161,990 shares. Tho threo directors whom
terms expired wero ro-electrd. They nre
Gcorgo O. Haven of Now York, Benjamin
P. Cheney of Hoston nnd Judgo John O.
MrCullouch of New York.
The purchase of various line of rond
during tlio Inst year, which was negotiated
by the directors, wae rntlflod.
At tho closo of the stockholders' meeting
the annual meeting of thn directors oc
curred. President Ripley and all tho other
officials wero ro-clected without division.
Tho' followlnr directors were present at
both meetings: Edward P. Ripley, Chicago:
Thomas P. Fowler, Edward J. Herulnd, R.
Somers Hayes, George O. Hnvon and John
O. McCulIough, Now York; H. P. Cheney,
Hrwton; Charles S. Gleed, Topeka.
President Ripley and n number of direc
tors left for Ilcaumont, Tex., lato this
afternoon.
The
Fast Trains
are via
THE UNION PACIFIC
What la the use of wasting your
time enrouta aad your monsy
on extra meals when It COSTS
NO MOWS to travel in ttwj
fluast train on the beat bal
laaU4 road la the w,t, oh,
Orent Tram-Continental Ltne,
'The Overland Route?"
The Popular Paraonally
Conducted Kscuralons arn
Tla tbla Una. Leave Omaha
arery Wadnoadar and Irlday at
4:t5 p. a. can Join exouraion at
any point anrout.
Pullman Oadlnary Cars Uare
Omaha at ll;Jo p. m. rrr
Totaday for Loa Ane!aa.
Pullnmn Ordinary CTourlit)
Cara leara Omaha DAILY at
4:16 p. m. Joir 8aa rraaclioo ana
rortland.
lull information addrats,
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Totephort 316.
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JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY.
Davis & Cowgili Iron Works.
MAWOFACTUMIR AND JOBBBMI
OF MACHINERY.
OENBRAL nBPAIRINO PBCTAITl
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER.
1H1, 1008 u isaa jHkm itva.
mIii. Nak. TI. SSB.
B. Bakriakla. Agent. J. B. OawatU, uaj
(-HANE CO.
Maauraerarara aat Jarttberaet
Stiam and Water Supplies
Of All Kinds.
a 101 DOVtLM MS
ELECTRICAL SUrPLIBS;
VAtstsrn Eleotricil
Oimpany
Electrical Supplies.
Blectrta Wlrlac Btlla aaa tjii..
Q. W. JOHNHTON. Mgr. U10 Howard St.
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
Omaha Tent & Awning Co..
OMATIA, IfKn.
TENT8 FOR RENT.
TENTS AND CANVA8 GOODS.
EJID rm CATALOOUB NUMDUR SB.
David Cole Co.,
OYSTERS,
White Plume Celery, Poultr)'.
OMAHA
416 South nth St
Trtxpttau lOflO.
Boyd Commission Co
8uccestor to Janre E. Doyd Co.,
OMAHA, NKB.
COMMISSION
ORAIN, PnOVIHIU.S AND 1ITOCK9,
Buard of Trade Bulldln,
Olraet wires to Cbloaca and New Terk,
Cer,ti9ndnc. John A, Wairan Co.