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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt THTJHSDAV, DECEMJ3ER 10, 1001,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Qmlni nil FiOTiilm Eipcritnci
Sharp llnrap.
Wheat has a temporary advance
HellliiK of Hnrly I'lirrhnsrs, f.nrk of
Outside IltiyliiK Mini Ciencrnl llnl
idny Dullne Ilnve lie-,
lnciilliu llfTcrt.
ccnlnt worn 77U.705 Int.. compared
rlt, lust year. Seaboard clearances
ririf'AOO, Dec. IS.-Numorous bearish
Conditions, abetted by liberal selling, after
n llrra opening. brought a sharp slump In
all grains toilay, .May wheat closing ',ic
down. .Mny corn Wnic lower and May
oats Vt'il'iiC lower. Provisions closed 2'fc'uGc
down.
At tho outset nearly every bit of hows
favored an upturn In wheat. Receipts,
both local and northweetcrn, wero small
mid promised to cotitlntio ho, becnuso of
the cold wont her, ttnd mnny shorts wero
buying. Tho trade wan not large, but tho
general tono was on; of buoyancy at tho
opening. May started a shnda to Vo up
at W)o to KOHftfiO'ic and rapidly advanced
to SOXiC. when tho wheat bought early
lcgutt to como out for prollts thorn nlso
rlcvoloped several bearish factors that at
onco sent prices backward. The seaboard
reported no export sules and oven Indicated
that foreigners wero reselling there. Tim
report of a disturbed Htato of affairs In tho
JMlnneapolIn flour market and the conso
fjuent reselling of Hour the.ro by millers
nlso troubled bulls. Outsiders wero doing
practically no buying" .and tho holiday dull
ness provBlled against tho early advance.
May wheat started on tho slldo downward
ml touched 79Jc, closing weak, Mo lower,
t 79W(73'4c. lcal reeelptB were only 14
cars, none "of contract (trade. Mlnneanolls
pud Duluth reported DIG cars, making n
otal for tho llirvo nolnts of 630 cars, ncnlnit
yv lust week and 4fi.1 a year ago. Primary
wnn
In
wheat and hour eoualed 217.000 bil.
Torn wim actlvo for a Hhort tlmo nftcr
tho opening, cnmmlMMlon housed taking a
quantity at long property. The cabin lint
mid tho stock shortage by reason of tho
weather had the helpful lntluence that
started an early firmness. Hut when wheat
begun to slump com lost Its hold and fol
lowed. The cash situation wnit not good
and tho general Christmas dullness did the
rest to press prlccH down. May opened
Ftendy, sold up c, but reacted and closed
weak, MWnZ lower, at 6Mc. ItccclptH wore
only 37 cars.
Oatsi wero rather dependent on tho other
Strains and wero nulet. The ciudern de
mand and the cash situation wero dull.
Karly In tho day there was somo profes
sional bulling, but on thu weakness In tho
other pits May, which had shown fair
early strength, declined nnd closed weak,
Wilc down, at 4le. Receipts were Or,
Provisions wero dull nnd followed grains.
Tho lower prices for hogs at tho yards
also depressed this murkut slightly. Tho
opening woh steady, but u fair amount of
reullzlng brought an easy close. May pork
closed 2'4fc down at Jln.75ttlC.77H, May
lard fie oft at J0.S3 and May ribs 2'4o lower
at JS.OO.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: AVhent,
10 cars; corn, 70 cars; oats, 86 cars; hogs,
4l.ou) head.
Tho leading futures ranged n follows:
Article! Open. I High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
July
Corn
Dec. May
July
Oats
Dec.
May
July
I'ork
Jau. May
Lurd
Jau. May
Jllbs-
Jan.
Muy
and futures at 1(0 1IW. Th tone was
weak. Hero the market was also weak
and a sympathetic low occurred, bringing
spot down to I2I.CJS2I.7S. Thero wero sell
ers of December at J2I.6", February at
J23.00 and March at $23.20. Not much busi
ness wan done. Lead In London eased oft
2s Od tn 10 7s Gd, but wnH dull and un
changed hero at ii.SiM- Spelter was quiet
nnd nominally unchanged at home and
abroad, closing at 4,45 und 17, respec
tively. Iron was without change, hut held
steady In tono. Pig Iron wnrrnnts. jin.Bo
GM1.50; No. 1 northern foundry, m.rwie.OJ:
No, 2 southern foundry, JH.fioiilo.5o; Ni. 1
routhcrn foundry, Jlu.&ottlti.W: No. 1 south
ern soft foundry, J15.feJii7.00. Olasgow Iron
warrants closed at 60s and Mlddlesborotlgh
closed nt 43s 3d.
Omaha wiioi.esam: MAtticrr.
Condltliui of Trnde nnd Cliiotiitloii
on .Staple nnd fuller rrmliice.
KOOS-Kecelpts, light: fresh stock, 21c.
LIVE POULTIIV Hens, uUKOc; old
roosters, 3lej turkeys, "(Ma; ducks and
geese. Dftfytic; spring chickens, per lb.,
bi)ftE8SKD POULTUY-Turkeys, Wile;
ducks and geese, 7Q8c; spring chickens,
TV.fisi: hens, IftfMc
llUTTEK-Common to fair, 13c; choice
dairy, In tubs, 15ftl7e: separator, 231124c.
I'UO.EN rlHH-IUnck bass, 13c; white
bast, 10c; bluellsh, 12c; bullheads, loo; blue
fins, 7c; buffaloes, 7c; cattish, 12c; cod, 11c;
croppies, lip; halibut, 11c; herring, "c; had
dock, 10c; pike. 10c; red snapper, loo. sal
men, 14c; sunllsh, 6c; trout, 9c; whltetlsh,
9c; pickerel, 6c; fresh mackerel, each, Sofa
35c.
OYHTEHS Mediums, per can, 22c; Htand
nrds, per can, 23c; extra selects, per can,
83c; New York counts, per can, 40o; bulk
Htundards, per gal.. J1.2n1.25: bulk extra
selects, Jl.fifKffl.ff.; bulk, Now York counts,
per pal., J1.76.
PIOEONB-Llvc, per doz., COc.
VEAI-Cbolce, &QSc.
CHIU8TMAH DECOllATIONS.
THEES I to ft feet, per doz.. .7S; 6 to
8 feet, per doz., J2.60; R to 9 feot, per doa.,
J3.&0; 10 to 14 feet, each, Jl.oO'ul.&O; 15 to 2o
feet. each. J2.OOy-l.00.
KVKlWltlJUN WHEATH1NO In colls
of 20 yards, per coll, Jl; evergreen wrenths,
No. 1 hard, TSUc; No. 1 northern, 75'ic! No.
2 northern, 7311g74c.
ri.OtlK-Dull. first patents. J3.931t4.06:
second patents, J3.S0ia 90; tlrst clears, fi.Wii
3.W; second clears, J2.C0.
UltAN-ln bulk, J2.
Philadelphia Produce .Market.
PIMLADnLPItlA. Dec. lS.-HUTTEn-Market
!ic higher; fancy western cream
ery, i&e; fancy nearby prints, 2se.
i:Oas-Klrm, 2c higher; fresh nearby, COc;
fresh western, 30o; fresh southwestern, !0o;
fresh southern, 28r2Ut. . . .
CHi:i:si;-Plrm. good demand; Now York
full creams, fancy small, 11c.
MOVKMUNTsTx SI OCKS AXI) IIOXUS.
Mrrntlc I'lnetiia t Ions of AtHiilxnnintrd
Coivi' Is the I'lnolpnl Krnliirp.
NKW YOHK, Dec. 18,-Tho principal ef
fort of operators In stocks today continued
to bo to koIvp tho enigma of the copper
question. The erratic tluctuatlons of Amal
gamated Copper retlected tho uncertainty
of tho mind of the professional operntnrs,
who largely monopolized the dealings.
Traders of the class who usually depend
upon the toss of a copper or tho aggressive
leuders of large operators foi actuating
motive talked glibly of technical conditions
In tho trade. Tho weakness yesterday In
Amalgamated .Copprr which continued this
morning, was due to the assumption that
thero would bo further declines In tho prlco
of tho company's product. The rally of 44
points In the price of tho stock after the
reduction of selling prices by tho United
Metals .Selling company Indicated that yes
terday's selling was by professional bears
and wns overdone.
Tho fact that tho former difference be
tween Loke Superior and electrolytic cop
per was nnrrowed by today's changes was
taken ns an Indication of an adjustment of
differences of opinion between the control
ling Interests Iti Amalgamated Copper and
Calumet ft Heclu, ua It has been supposed
that tho latter Interests maintained that
Amalgamated Copper had an unduo ad
vantage from tho relative cheapness of
electrolytic copper. Mnny rumors were In
dustriously circulated of progress toward
adjustment of all the Into unsettling In
fluences In tho copper situation.
J lie lowering or prices uy mo oominaiu
balances, J2.73I.3I2; posted
4.S7tj, New York exchange,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec.
exchange, Jl.SlIf
loo premium.
IS. Clearings,
Jls,IM,925; balances, $2,431,301; money, 6 per
cent.
1IALTIM01U", Dee. lS.-CIcnrlngs, $1,278,
yJ4; balances, $366,703; monoy, 6 per cent.
1108TON, Dec. lS.-Clearlngs, $23,127,001;
balances, $2,136,372.
NKW YOIIK. Doc. lS.-Clearlngs, $233,056,
315; balances, $3,413,476.
.w York Money Market, '
N13W YOIUC, Dec. lS.-MONEY-On coll,
firm, 44ti! per cent; closing bid, nsked. 4
4V4 per -onti prime mercantile paper,
,CSTCItLINO KXCHANnK-Stcndy, with
actual business In bankers' bills at H.SCi
lor demand nnd nt $4.S3tH.83!S for sixty
days; posted rates, $l.biy 4.S7V4; commercial
bills. $.!2li4.S3U. , ,
SiIjVKK Ilur, fioHc; Mexican dollars,
jiUNDS Government, Irregular; state, In
active; railroad, tlrm.
Tho closing quotations on. bonds nro as
follows:
U. S. ref. 2b, reg.l0SJi,M,. ft N tml. 4s..l02'i
do coupon lW'ii'Mex. Central 4s. MV
10.1
do 3s. reg lovy
do coupon IOSiVs
do new 4s, reg .13UH
do coupon 1S9;
do old 4s, reg...lllV
do coupon 112 '
do fis, reg 107-hi
do coupon 1074
Atch. gen. 4s lO!,
,ld ndl. 4s !Mki
llnl. & Ohio 4s... 1024
12 Inches In diameter, per dot., $1.D0; holly powem In tho trade Is believed to have cut
wreaths, 12 Inches In diameter, per doz., $2. off the margin of prollt on production nf
76 76U 7CH 75V4757;g76
80i, W, 79H?jVf(4 79T41t80
I f.iu ra a ' fit ,
06T4li7 C7i mil (WU CT
44 44'4 4l4 44i; 4IJ1
43U 45U 4lfl't 44'i 4.'H'iti
39 ml 3! 34 3!?I .);!
16 30 16 33
16 80 16 90 10 75 10 7714 16 SO
9 87V4 9 90 9 R3 9 SR 0 R7
9 90 9 0 N 9 k5 9 90
8 45 8 45 8 40 8 40 8 42U
8 02H 8 65 8 57V4 8 CO 8 62&
white, 48Vi
No 2.
Cash nuotatlons were an follows:
KLOUit Unsy; winter patent. X"0
H.90J straights, $3.70i'J.80; clears, J3.001I3.40;
uprliig specials. $3.40; patents, $3.D0l!3.80;
i htralghts, $3.103.30.
WI I BAT No. 3 spring, 7Ui75Ho; No. 2
red, wwjfszttc.
OATH No. 2, 46H(fr4S);c; No
Cflimc; No. 3 whlto, 47i4ir49c.
HYI'i JXO. i'. liC.
IIAHLKY-lCalr to cholco malting, P9i?
OlUc
SKBDS-No. 1 flax. $1.54; No. 1 north
western. $1.50. Prime timothy, $6.tC. Clover,
1 rn.ilrni.1 trrmif 1 ft flfl
' PHOVI8ION8 Mesa pork, per bbl $'15.10
Cx 15.20. Iird. per 100 lbs., rJ SDlC'.HVi. Short
rilm Hides (iooso). JS.35ffS.45. Dry salted
shoulders (boxeil). J7.37Wf7.60. Short clear
Hides (boxed), $S.7Bf8.N.
WHISKY llaslH of high wines, $1.32.
The following are the receipt and ship
ments or gram yesterday
Articles.
1 rinur. bbls
1 AVheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Jlye. bu
Hurley, bu
On the l'roduco exchange today tho but
ter market was steady; creameries, 151ii
4Vie; dairies, 14f(20c. Cheese, steady, 9i4if
lowo. ICggs, Htrong; fresh, 2sc.
XHV YOIIK tin.VKUAI. MAHKICT.
HOLLY HIlANCHliS-I'cr case of &0 lbs..
$3.00; tier btl,. $2.00.
LONO NUUDLK PINUS-Pcr doz., J2.60W
3.0".
MIBTLIJTOn UUANCHUS-Per lb 305?
10c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dealors' onsoctatlor- Cholco up
land, VJM; No. 2 upland, $S.fiO: medium, $S;
coaras. $7.30. Hye strnw, J! Tneso prlcca
are lor hay of good color nnd quality. De
mand fair. Itocelpts, 3 cars.
COriN Now, C7c; old, 07c.
JJUAN-J23.
OAT8-C2C.
V ICO ETA n LttS.
POTATOES Home grown, $1; northern,
$1.10; Salt Like. $1.10; Colorado, $1.10.
CAKllOTB-Per bu., UOc.
IHCKTS-Pcr Vi-bu. basket, 80c
Tl'UNlPH Pur bu.. 60e; llutabagas, per
100 lbs., $1.25.
PAKSNII'S-Pcr bu., 01c
CPCIIMnitiUS-Hothouse. per doz., Jl !S.
LHTTUCI5 1 lead, per tbl $6.50; hothodo
lettuce, per doz., 23c.
PAUSLHY Per doz.. 25c.
HA 1)1 SI IKS Per do,, 25c.
SWUKT POTATOHS-Homo grown, per
i., 2Mrc; Kansas, por bbl., $3.25.
CAlillAOE-Holland seed, crated. lHc
CAULH'LOWKU-I'er crate, $2.75.
ONIONS Homo crown, nor lb.. 2f?2Uo:
Spanish, per crate, $2; .Michigan rods, 3c
per lb.
I'lsm-iiii ;aiiiornia, ivnioc.
NAVY IiEANS-Pcr btl., $3.15.
FUUITS.
APPLES Uon Davis, per bbl.. 34.00174.50:
Wlnesaps, $3; Jonathan, $5.50; Iichetlowers,
ncr box. $1.76.
I'lSAiin viKcrs, ...u; iawrenco,
w.
OltAPES Malagas. Dor kee. r.fiva6.G0.
CHANIIEUUIES-Pcr bbl., $7.508.00; per
TIIOPICAL FUUITS.
nn 4 .L' ti..l.l.,u r.cit en -.nitnM.i-
navels, $3,2343.50; budded, $2.75.
LEMONS Fancy. J3.fi0if3.75; choice. $3.00
DANANAS Per bunch, according to alzo.
$2.2t2.75.
FlOS California, now cartons, $1.00; Im
porter, per iu., iJiinc,
DATES Pondan, In CO-lb. boxes, per lb.,
DVJc; Salrs, Cc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Now crop walnuts. No. 1 soft
shell, per lb,, 12c; hard shell, per lb.. 11c;
ltecelnts. Shipments.
.... 9(5.000 35,000
....llO.WI 4 1. COO
.... 4S.0O0 101,000
....1S6.000 323.000
.... 31.000 2l,('0O
61,000 15,000
till ntntioiiN
of din liny
(.'niiiinodltlrn,
on Va rlii us
iiintiv of the minor nroducers. inus lore.
shadowing a decline In production. Tho
pear contingent in tneso securities wero
nlso npprehenslvo that the bottom point
had been reached, as It Is obviously Pound
to do at somo tlmo after Its extensive de
cline. Tho tmsstblllty that all the bad news
was out added to tno urgency or mo de
mand from the shorts. Amalgamated Cop
per closed at tho top price, 3 points above
last night and 0 points above tho low rec
ord prlco.
l-urtner selling in mo ouisitie mamai,
as low at $6.00, wns attributed ny Homo to
the weakness In Amalgamated Copper. Tho
general market showed a disposition to
Ignore the early weakness In Amalgamated
Conner. Tho motive for tho underlying
strength In tho market wan tho easier tono
in tno money maritet, nu lonns ruling ior
tho most part at & per cent, l'cnrs or mr
tlier cold extiorts Is subsiding and eonll-
denco Is growing that tho period until tho
tellux of funds into tno cnanneis ot me
money market will bo safely tided over.
The transcontinental nnd grnln carrying
roads. estoclaliy m. rani nna union ra-
cldc, were effective leaders In the advance
ment of the cut in copper, wimo it urovo
tho HhorlH to cover In that stock anil ral
lied It effectually, caused a sharp reaction
In thu general market.
The bears centered their nttnek on Man
hattan, forcing It 3', under tho best. The
high-priced coalers and a numner or spe
cialties, esneclallv tho cotton oil stocks.
Western Union. Paclllc Mall, Colorado Fuel
and the Distilling stocks, snowed noinuin
strength. The buoyancy finally developed
In Amalgamated copper rained mo general
market and caused a tlrm closing,
T in bond market was active nnu urm.
Total sales, par vnlue, $2,115,000. United
States old 4s, coupon, aim mo us. regis-
ered. advanced v and os, coupon, ino
3s. coupon, declined U per cent on tho last
call. . ....
Tho commercial Advertisers inuou
financial cablegram says; Tho stock mar
ket today was more animated all around
than for a long time. Tho closing was
Imiu'nnl nn Hut L'nilll 11CWR from SOUtll
Africa nnd the more definite rumors of nn
enrjy peace. Tho Dally News, tho pro-lioer
organ, ninis ni a huiiiuimuin. i ii.,niiuii-n
on Sunday. Consols recovered, ndvanclng
to v l-lu. I no American uuPiii iiuvni un
proved throughout, closing strong. The
ieaturo was union .t.i:.i ,mo
strong, on a report that tno iinrrimun in-
ro reuuying wieir rccem a.ut'n.
Druzlls. por lb., 14c; tllbcrts, per lb., 13c;
nimonus, son huoii, nc; nam sncii, lac;
pecans, largo, per lb., 12c: small, 10c; cocoa
nuts, per cwt., $5; chestnuts, 12c.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case, $3.6(VU'3.75.
CiDDll Neiiawka, por bbl., $3; New
York,'$3.&0.
HIDES no. i greec, ea, mo. 2 green, 0c;
7n
veal calf, 8 to ll'.i lus., uc; iso. 2 veal calf,
No.
12 to
15 lbs.. 7c: dry
pelts, 25S27c; home hides.
41, 1 1, IW,ll. X' 4.. t I' Ki 4 V I ll'lut
Vi'jVI htils,; exports, M." bbls.; sales, 11,450
bbls,; market dull and barely steady;
winter patents. $3,75174.00: winter straights.
r.U.Vif.l.W: Minnesota patents, $3.S5h 1.10;
winter extras, $2.SOJ3.10; Minnesota bakers,
M I.WM ...I.t.. l,t., n.4,.u ! TJV:,', ?ll t , ....
Hour, quiet; fair to good, $J.20f3,IO; cholco
to fancy, $3.153.70.
COHNMKAI. Steody: yellow western,
li; my, ji.jo; iirandywine, .i ioyu.ii),
11YE Eusler: No. 2 western. 71c. f. o. h
ntloat; state, CTifrtfc, c. 1. f.. Now York,
carlots.
PAULEY Dull; feeding. fi!lf6le. e. I. f.,
jiunain; mailing, rnic. o, i, r iiurraio,
WHEAT-UecelntK. 61.750 bu. Snot mar
ket easy: No. 2 red, S6c, f. o. b ntloat;
No. 2 red. Ktijc, elevator; No, 1 northern,
Duluth, M'ic, f. o. b., ntloat; No. 1 hard,
Duiutn, iw. r. o. i ntloat. options qiH
played moderate urtuuess for a, while on
snuthwcHt strength, higher cables, small
northwest receipts and local buying, Liter
they turned weak under free realizing,
prompted by small clearances nnd dullness
ln cash circles. Closed weak ot HI) Ho net
decline. March, SSVtiiSfic, closed at 5l;
Slay, SPii-.c, closed at 84Hc; July. siJ,f
85ij,o. closed at 8;c; December, 82-HU83Hp,
Closed at 824C.
COHN-Hecclpto, 42,0IX) bu. Spot, easy;
No. 2, 7(V;c, elevator, and 7P4e, f, o. b.,
afloat, Option market wns Arm during tho
'forenoon, on small receipts and the wheat
upturn, but eventually yielded to unloading
u Mil closed weak at Vic net loss, Mnv, "o,
4i71Hc, closed at 70-)io; December, 7tHi,ifiOTic,
closed at 70'ic.
OATS-llecelpts. S4,t bu. Spot, quiet;
No. 2, 61c: No. 3, 604c; No. 2 white. 54e;
No. 3 white, &3Vio; track mixed western,
6l1l5l4c; track wlilte, 621(57c. Option mar
kel opened tlrm and then turned weak,
following other markets.
HAY Steady; shipping, COlf63"; goo'l to
cholco. fcm'JGc.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
1W1 crop, lHilSUn; 19iO crop, Sfj.s'ie; 1S')U
crop, O'o'.'c; Pacllic, coast, 1901 crop, lUTISc;
loo crop. SffSKjo: 1S90 crop, 6ji9c.
HIDES -Steady; nalvcston. 20 to 25 b..
ISc, California, 21 to 22 lbs., 19i(19iO; Texas
dry. 24 tn 30 U.is.. MHc
LEATHEH Dull . hemlock sole. Hucnos
Ayros, light tn heavyweights. 2fir-'0l4c,
WOOI Dull; domestic lleeco. 251f23o;
Texas. 1HW17C.
PHOVISIONS-Hecf, quiet; family. $11.(0
U1S.W; mess, J9.t0jjl0.00; beef hnms, J20.50
21,50; packet. J12; city extra India mes,
$17.lV!i llt.W. Cut meatF. quiet; plcklo I
bellies. JS.751) 10.25; jilekled shoulders. 7;
plcklod hams, $9.75h 10.50, lird, ens ;
western steamed, J10.20; compounil, !vif
8.26. retlned, easy; continent, J10 2;
South America, $11. Pork, steady; family,
$l6.flrl7 50; short clear, J1s.60ji.UoO; nies,
jie?5ifi7.rA
UPTTEH Hecelpts, S.418 pkgs.; tlrm;
stato dairy. 15,123c; creamery. ltVfi:5o; Juno
creamery, IfifU'lHc; factury. 12HV13l4c.
ClIEESE-Hecelpts. 1.S33 pkgs.; tlrm;
fancy largo September, lMitOc; fnncy
smnu Beptemuer, u4Wiic; uesi inio moue,
large, ae: best late made, small, lOijlOVic.
EC108-Itocelpts. 1,502 pkgs,; strong; stnto
nnd Pennsylvania. SVu'.fOo; western, at
mark. Ktff29c; southern, nt mark, 22fr.No.
POrLTHY-Drrssed. tlrm; springers.
lOVjo: fowls, 9htfUV; turkeys. U4'if!2o.
METAIi New local records wero estab
lished for copper prices at homo and
abroad. The refusal of copper houes to
pay current prices resulted In a compromlpo
nnd values were reduced about mij!e nt
New York nnd 7 6d nt Ijnndon. Thus,
Lake Superior wns brought to a level
below what It was nt the beginning of the
rear, or $14; electrolytic wns quoted at
13.37H and casting at $13. The market
I wns rather unsettled nnd weak. Spot at
London closed easy at 50. Tin was some
what Irregular at lndon and llnlshcd the
tfy 3 lower, with spot quoted at 107 10s
hides, S5ll3a; sheep
SAUEUKItAUT-Pcr li-bbl.. $3; per bbl..
3.l6-
St. Louis Grnln nnd Provisions,
ST. LOUIS, Doc. 18. WHEAT Lower;
no. 2 red, cusn, eiovaior, i.ic: tracK, stsr
8Eo: December. S2c: May. S2V4c: No. 2 hard.
78VMJ79C
, 11, M T Tiwnr- Vn ! nnnfi G7n trnnlr
68V4U69c; Doccmber, 67c; Mny, tWTic; July,
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash,, 47?ic: track,
449)iC! neceinuer, tic; aiuy, inai no.
2 white, Will&lc.
HY1S Steady ut 65V4C
FLOUIl Dull, steady; red winter pat
cntH, t3.0txfpl.00; extra fancy and straight,
j:i.4r,ira.K; clear, j;i.iwii;i...').
SEED Timothy, nominal, $6.0006.50.
COHNMEAlr-Steady at $3.25.
1IHAN Dull: sacked, cast trnck. $1.12.
HAY Firm; timothy, $12.001i 15.00; pralrlo,
J14.&0.
WHISICY'-$1.32.
I HON COTTON TIES-93C.
HAGGINCI-ivKifiiCVic.
HEMP TWINE 9C.
PUOV18IONS Pork, steady: Johblng. $16,
Lard, lower, $9.70. Dry salt moats (boxed),
heavy, extra shorts nnd clear ribs, $S.50;
clear slues. J5.,. llncon (lioxed). heavy
extra shorts und clear ribs, J9.37V4; clear
sides. J'.p.u:.
METALS-lad, unsettled at $1.13. Spal
ter.'nulot nt $1.1714.
I'OltLTHY Steady; chickens, 5c: springs,
6o: turkeys. 6h7c: ducks. lW7c: geese. 3fflc
llUTTEK-Steudy; creamery, 20125l4c;
dntry, l5':vc.
KflflS Hteadv nt 21c.
UECElPTS-Flour, 6,000 bbls.; wheat, 15,-
ooo bu.: corn, fii.ooo nu,: oats. ;n.um nu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 7,000 bbls.: wheat,
21,000 uu.; com, us.uuo uu.; oats, 3o,wo nu.
A tun tim mil tell Conner Is tcgnrded ns n
hopeful and Important factor In the gen
eral situation. Hlo tlntos sold nt 41 and
copper at 50 a ton. .Money wns senrce.
owing to a 750,000 call of loans. Gold to
the amount, oi ju.-v.im, nan none Min u
Malta. Tho straits settlements; aro buying
silver, New York Holding orr. i-nris ex
change IS -o.n: aim tjeinii -v. iv.
Tllo IOIIOWlug lire me uiuwiih I'wira un
tho New Y'ork Stock exchange:
Atchison
do ptd...
Hnl. oi Ohio....
do Hid
Canadian rue.
Canada So......
Ches. .t Ohio...
Chicago v A..
do Hid
Chi.. Ind. &. L.
do pta ....
Chi. & E. 111...
Chicago ti. w.
do 1st pin
7hU St.
994 So.
Paul pfd 187
i'uciuc VJ
.AM So. Railway 33
.. 11aI do nfd VM
,..112hTux. & Paclllc... as
rV4iTol., St. I,, ii. W. ls
40
run.
u'ij
4S
74'i
do nfd.
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
tlo nfd
.13l V. & L. E....
. do 2d nfd....
S7,4 Wis. Central
do Is Ino
M. & St. I.. 4s
Jl., K, fi V.
do 2s M.i
N. Y. Central ls.l06h
do gen. 3is....nw
N. J. C. gen, 5S..13U1
No. Paclllc. 4s...l04$
do 3s 7J;x
N. & V. c. 4s... 102 i
Heading gen. 4s.. 3'jk
do 34 v 7 St L ft I .M c. 6s.ll7Mi
do e?nv. 4s.7....10l4St. L. ft 8. F. 4s. 97k
Canada So. 2S...10H St. L. S. W. Is.... 9
Cent, of On. 5s. .,.100 dp ?........ 94
do Is Ino 70 8 Aft A P 4s.... H9W
Ches. ft O. 4V43. ..100V4 Ho. Pnelflc 4 92Vi
Chi. ft A. 3V4s.... 834 So. Hallway Cs..,123
C, n. ft Q. n. 4s. OSii'Tex. ft Pnc. ln..H8H
fi.M ft S I' g. 4s.lll(4 T. St L ft W 4s.. 81
C. & N. V. c. 7s. 139H Union Paclllc 4s,. 100
4S.lHi;4, o' univ. in
nonsn j ...iin
do 2ds 113i
do deli. 1) 6)
West Shorn 4s... .114
W. ft L. E. 4s... 91i-i
Wis. Central 4s. 90
Cons. Tob. 4s 61
n f 1 jp. 1
CCC ft S L g. 4s. 104
Chicago Ter 4s... S3
Colorado So. 4s... tvSTf,
Den. ft it. u. 4s.iu;i4
Erie prior 1. 4s...l00t,
do general 4s... 89
F. W. ft D. C. ls.lMV
Hock. Vnl, 4Hs..l0S
OMAHA LITE STOCl MARKET
Qid Cattl. Hld Abmt St.r, bit Otktrt
Blew aid Wtik.
1106 MARKET DULL AND LOWER
Sheep llecelpfs Were Xot llcnvy To
tiny, hut Trnde Slow nnd Tendency
of l'rlcen Wnn Dimnwnrd n
Iloth Sheep mill l.iinib.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 18.
Hecelpts wtte: Cattle, Hogs, Sheep.
Olllclnl Mon Jay 2,wl b,r2J ),'.":
Otncliil Tuesday 3,ili ll.tt.O ua'i
Othcml Wednesday 'i,Ki lo.i'io 2,t50
Three days this week.. 9,4sS 27.S2S G.WI
Same days last week....ll,b92 3oy 9,912
Same week betore ll.avo 39,t.y 'M.hm
Same three weeks ago.. 12,91s Jss.i-v 10,m5
Same tour weeKs ngu...la,S)l 36,161 3!.4oO
wamo days last yeur 7,ot)l 27, aw! 11,902
Averagu prices paid fur hogs at South
Omaha tho past, several days with comparisons;
Date. I 1901. 1i0.1899.11S9S.187.189!1&9u.
Hid. Offered,
London Stock Uuntntlnns.
LONDON, Dec. IS. 4 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money.. 93 13-16
do nccount....'.'.) lft-ib
Anaconda fiV
Atchison no
in nfd wi
Hal. ft Ohio 105i
Canadian Pno....lK
dies, ft Ohio.
(Jhlcago G. W..
C, M. ft St. P..
Denver & U. G.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st prd
do 2d nfd
Illinois Central.
L. ft N
M K. ft T
do pfd..
N . Central 170$i DellecrH
47:
. 242
.1664
. 44 i
. 90
. 43
. 73
57'.5
.111
.109,
Mi
Norfolk ft W 57t4
do 12d 93
No. l'acilic pta...iir.'
Wll 1,1, .V t .
Pennsylvania
Heading
do 1st pfd.,
do 2d pfd..
So Hallway
do nfd
So, Pdolllo ..
Union Pncinc
do pfd
V. S, Steel ..
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Spanish 4s. .,
Kami .Milieu
ill:
... 754
... H'fi
... 40
. . . 21H4
... 3li
... 95i
...
...103
:::::: g?
23
m
10JS
Mia
do 2d pfd 471,41 tlo pfd.
Chicago ft N. W.200 Adams Kx
C. H I. ft P 150V4 American Ex..
Chi. Ter. ft Tr... lRU'U. S. Ex
,ir nf,l 30 Wei s-Forgo E
1..
C. C. C. ft St.
Colorado So....
do 1st pro
In "d nfd
Del. ft Hudson.
Del. L. ft V....
Denver ft It. G.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st ptd
do 2d Pfd
Gt. Nor. pfd.
I lock. Val
do lira
,..101
:::Sii
... 18
... 2S
... 20!i
,.. 411
...190
...201
...90
X.1S0
v..
.. 29
ts3:s
15
42
.. 41
.. MM
.. 62tj
.i7V4'Anial. Copper.
USAmer. Car ft F.
66 do pfd
iSAmer. Lin. Oil..
173',i lo pfd
24fi's Amer. S. & H..
424,.' in pfd
93 -iAniie. Mill. Co..
, :i9?i Hrook'.vn H. T.
7Ui Colo. Fuel ft I... 8'
Ml Coil. Gna 214?i
1S3 Con. Tob. pfd 1111,3
IB Gen. Electric ...,2M
Mii tllncose Siiirnr 30iA
Illinois Central. .l;wu Hocking Coal .... 15
Iowa Central .... :i .inter, i-aper .-u
do nfd 70 no ptd 7
Lako Erie ft Vt'.. 7 Inter Power MU
lo pfd 12S i.ucieuo uni ffi j
1,. N lo.-! National Illscult. 4;!
Mnnhnttnn L 133'i National Lead .. 161$
''A
i
HAH SILVEH-26Hd per ounco,
MONEY-lU-: ncr cent. The rate of
discount In tho open market for short and
three months' bills Is 3H per cent.
Cotton .Y.-nrhc.
LIVEHPOOL. Dee. 18.-COTTON-Snot In
fair demnnd, prices steady; American mid
dling. iiiii.
NEW YORIC, Dec. IS. COTTON Spot,
closed quiet: middling upland, 8!c; mid
dling gulf. kKc: pales. 2.085 bales. l-utures
closed barely Hteody; Decembor. 8.10c; Janu
ary, 8.11c; i-enruary, s.i;ie; .Miircn nnu
April, ti.itic; May. is.kc: juno, s.ibc; Juiy,
8.15c; August. 8.01c.
NEW OHLEANS. Dec. IS. COTTON
Spot, quiet and stendy; sales, 2,850 bales;
ordinary. 9-itic: good orinnnry. i-itw; low
middling. 7N,c; middling, 8c; good middling,
8Vic: middling fair, 8 l-10c; receipts, 15.16)
bales; stock, SVi.M bales, Futures, steady;
December. 8.00fi8.O2e; January, 7.99o; Febru
ary and Mnrch. h..hmk.06c: April, s.ihjws.oyc;
JIay. S.OSliS.09c: June, S.O.sfTS.lOc; July. 8.10
8.11c.
GALVESTON, Dec. 18. COTTON Market
quiet at 8 l-16c.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. I8.-COTTON-N0. sales;
middling, 8c: receipts, 3,433 bales; ship
ments, 2,673 bnles; stock, 52,742 bales.
CotTco MnrUrt.
NEW YOHK. Dec. lS.-COFFEE-Si)ot
Hio, dull; No. 7 Invoice, IVJJc. Mild, quiet;
Cordovn, 7V41T11C- Futures opened steady
at a decline of 6 points under scattered
selling by tho lpngn and shorts, and for the
dav nnd a small movement at generally
easier prices than prbvnllcd at tho starfln
tho absence of nny support from local bulls
or outside Interests. Tho dullness was
partly explained by the nearness of tho
holidays, which seemed to exert a depres
sing lntluence on speculation. Tho close
wns steady, tVff 10 points lower. Totnl snles
wero 13.600 Jjngs. Including: December,
O.Coc; January, 6.63gc.70c; March, fi.80fi6.90c;
May, 7.0517.10c: Juno, 7.10c; September, 7.10
S7.43c.
SiiKiir ,Mnrket.
NEW OHLEANS, Dec. 18.-SUOAH-Stcody;
open kettle, 2 9-lOJi.lc; open kettlo,
centrifugal, 3mj3,4c; opon kettle, granu
lated. 41Hc; whites, 3W3c; yellows,
3 7-101f34c; seconds, 2r(f.'IMiC. Molasses,
steady; open iteme, aii.i;c; ccniruugai, ,ta
1c, Svrup, steady, xti-bc.
NEW yohk. Dec. is. auuAK uaw.
steady; fair refining, 3 9-32c: centrifugal, 96
est, 3-c. lieiineu, steady; no. 0, no.
4.100; no, . 4c; no. v, .i.;ioc; no. iu,
No. 11. 3.83c; No. 12, 3.85c; No, 13, 3,S0c; No.
14, 3.80c. Molasses, steady.
Dec. 1....
Dec 2....
Deo. i....
Dec. 4....
Dec.
Doc.
Dec, 7....
Dec. 8....
Dec. 9....I
Dec. 10...
Dec. 11...
Dec. 12...
Dec. 13...
Dec. 14...
Dec. 15...
Dec. 16...
Dec. 17... I
Dec. IS...
I 4 63) 3 74 3 23 3 23 3 19
6 96H I 3 76 3 ail 3 26 1 J W J J5
5 bHVt 64 13 3 191 3 23 3 41
0 92H 4 68 3 81 3 21 3 1 3 39
t 06 4 77 3 80 3 37 1 3 091 3 1
6 W 4 841 3 861 3 35 3 25 3 Ji
6 16i 4 77) 3 95 3 37 ,3 2vi 3 31
6 21'Al 4 81l 3 Ml 3 381 3 20 3 33
6 riVl 4 86 3 96 3 33 3 23) 3 281 3 39
I 4 84 3 931 3 27 3 24 3 17
6 26Hl ' I 4 Oil 3 301 3 29l 3 171 3 37
6 3H, 4 831 13 261 3 31 3 IT 3 40
4 73 3 98 3 31 3 16 3 36
Indicates Sunday.
Tho ortlclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was;
Cattle. HOk'S.Sh'n.
ai, v nt. i'. ny..,
O. & St. L. Hy
Missouri Paclllc Hy..
Union Paclllc system
u. iv n. w. ny
11
Hy
F., E. ft M. V. H.
C, St. P., M. ft O.
U. ft M. H. Hy....
C, H. ft Q. Hy
K. C. ft St. J
C. It. I. ft P.. east...
C. H. 1. ft 1'., west..
Illinois Central
,
6
16
11
;
21
6
3
IS
20
17
14
5
!t
1
17
12
15
6
15
Totnl receipts 153
The disposition of the day's receipts wus
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number ot head Indicated:
Huyers. Cattle. Hogs. Slicop.
Omaha. Packing Co.
O. H. Hammond Co
Swift und Co
Cuduhy Packing Co
Armour ft Co
Omaha P. Co.. Sioux City
vnnsutu & Co bs
W. I. Stephen 47
Ueiiton A: Underwood 117
Livingstone ft Scluillcr.... 2S
Hamilton ft Rothschild...
H. L. Dennis ft Co
Wolf ft M tiny an
Other buycrn
181
303
D93
761
610
68
41
10
195
1,338
2,614
2,408
3,743
849
297
137
975
311
260
Totultt 2,991 10.S74 2,280
CATTLE Thero was a fair run of cattle
here today, receipts being about the tuuno
as they were ono nnd two weeks ago. The
heavy fall of snow mndo the cattle show
up In bad form, and ns 11 result packers In
n great many lnstunces trlul to buy their
supplies at a llttlo lower prices than they
did yesterday. Another bear intluonoo were
tho reports rrom Chicago showing the gen
eral market there to be a illmo lower.
There wero very few cornfed steers In
tlio yards of good to choice quality, and
as a result packers paid about steady
prices for bundle answering to that de
scription. Tho commoner grades, however,
did not move any too freely. In some cases
they brought steady prices, while In others
they sold a shade lower.
The cow market was fairly active this
morning on the better grades, und prices
were not far from steady. Packers seemed
to want what was offered and paid Just
about tho same prices they did yesterday.
The nu-dlum grades and canners wero not
quite us ready sellers und occasionally had
to take 'less money than they sold for yes
terday. Thero wns hardly enough chnngo In tho
prices paid for bulls, veal calves und stags
tn he worthy of mention. Whero tho dual
ity was ut nil sntlsfuctory tho market held
just about steady.
Stockers und feeders wero scarco this
morning and tho better grades sold at
strong prices. Anything weighing from
80 pounds up sold ut very satisfactory
prices, as high as $1.10 and $4.20 being paid
for somo cnttle of good quality. Cattle
weighing under 800 pounds wero rather neg
lected and in some cases sold lower. Hepro
fK'lltatlvo sales:
JJEEF STEEHS.
lley
Mnnhnttnn L 133'i National Lead .. lfit
Met. St, Hy lOH, No. American ... 92u
Mex. Central 23 Paclllc Coast 73'
Mex. National ... 13!a I'aclllc Mull -t t
Minn, ft St. L....107 People's Gas 99,
Liverpool Grnln nnd Provisions.
LIVEHPOOL. Dec. 18,-WHEAT-Spot
No. 2 red western winter, steady. 6s Id:
No. 1 northern spring, steady, 6s Id; No. 1
California, tlrm, 6s 3d. Futures: Quiet;
Mnr?h. 0h 2d: Mnv. 6s 2Td.
CORN Spot: Firm; Amerlcnn mixed,
old, 6s 7d. Futures: Steady; January, 5s
5id; March. 6s 4d; May, fis 4d,
FLOUH-St. I.ouls fancy winter, firm, is
9d.
I'EAS Canadian, strnnc. 6s HUd.
HOPS At Umdon, Paclllc coast, steady,
3 6tf3 15s,
PROVISIONS Pee. tlrm; extra India
mess, 75s 9d. Pork, steady; prlnio mess
western, th. uirci, steady; American re
tlned. In nails. 45s 6d: prime wcMcrn. In
tierces. 49s 6d. Hnms, short cut, 14 to 16
lbs., dull, 47s 6d, llncon, dull; Cumberland
cut, 26 to 30 lbs., 43s; short ribs, quiet,
16 to 24 lbs., 47s; long clear middles, light,
quiet, 28 to 34 lbs,, 46s; long clear middles,
heavy. 35 to 40 lbs,, 45s 6d; clear belller,
dull, 14 to hi lbs., 53h; shoulders, sqiriri
I'Ul, 11 10 in inn., Mcimi. if.
IH'TTER-Steaily; finest United States,
nos od.
CHEESE-Flrm; American llnest white.
46s 6d; American, nnost colored, lis.
Kuimita City (irnln mid Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, Dec. lS.-WHEAT-De-
comber. 73V.e: May. 77V,c. Cash: No.
hard, "mffii'.ie: No. 3. 74c: No. 2 red. SOW
8614c: No. a. .Sin'il83c; No, 2 spring, 'tit
74c: No. 3. 72Il72..c,
CORN December, CSIiOSWo; Jnnuary.
6Se; May, ilxSc Cash: No. 2 mixed. iTTVu"
la'.jc; no. 2 wnite, mw; no. a, oiiii4C.
OATS-No. 2 white, 171(1'.
HYE No. 2. fkiiiOOe.
HAY-Cholce timothy. $13.50; choice
prnlrle. Jl3.i5Cll4.0O.
HUTTER-Creumcry. lSJ722c; dairy, fancy,
EGGS Higher: arrivals of freth light
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock quoted on
'change at 24c doz., loss off, cases returned;
enntilvv held ei?i?H 10c.
REC't.lPTS-Whent. 67.000 bu.; corn, 107.2CO
tin. ; oom. ln.onj nu.
HlllPMENTn Wheat, O.poj tm.; corn,
fti.ooi uu.; oats, 2t,o,.o mi.
Mo. Paclllo
M.. K. ft T
do pfd
N. J. Central..
N. v. central..
Norfolk ft W..
do nfd
No. Paclllc nfd
Ontario ft w..
Pennsylvania .
KCIUUIIg
110 ist prd
do 2d nfd
St. L. ft S. F
do Ist pfd
do 2d nfd
St. L. Southw....
do nfd
St. Paul
ll)3Vj Pressed S, Car..
m'4 i; piu
80i
6rt.
fill, Pullman P. Car.. 211
lfC itepuniic aieci
100'xl h I'M
91
991
33V
147U
4.8ft
'ill
Kits
IVO4
82
Ten II. Coal ft I..
Union Hag ft P,.
no mo
U. H. Leather..
MS
121
61
11U
do pfd M)U
U. 8, Rubber .... 13;
uo pin 4:1
U. S. Steel 41i
do pfd BHs
Western Union... 93
27'; Amer. Locomo... Sflij,
:,vv, 110 pin h,-v,
162H1
Ilonton fitoek Ouotntlona.
HOSTON, Dec. 18. Call loans, 41,5 per
cent; t ino loans, iwut per cent, oiliciai
closing:
Atchison 4s
Gas Is
Mex. Ccn. 4s
N. E. G. ft C...
Atchison
do pfd
Huston ft Alb'y.
Huston ft M ....
lloston Elevated
N Y. N II ft II.
Fltchburg pfd...
Union Paclllo ..
Mex. Central ..
Amer. Sugar ...
Amer. t. iV: t..
Dom. Iron ft 8.
Gen. Electric ..
Mass. Electric.
do ptd
N. E. (',. ft C...
United Fruit ...
U. S. Steel
do nfd
Westlngh. Com.
..102 I Ad venture 17S
.. M'.i'Allouez 3
.. 80 Amalgamated'.... i'.6'i
.. 57't,Hlnghum 21
.. 7S iCal. ft Heclu, 596
.. 99SiCeutciinlal . 12VJ
..23S 1 Dom. Coal 4SS
.lMi l raiiKiin ii
.166 Isle Hoyulo 19
,210',4 Mohnwk A 30
.111 1 ui woimiliuil .... t4
. lOHi Osceola 81
. 23V& Parrot 29H
.1.1 uuiiiuy uu
.162 'Santa Fo Cop.... 2V
. 2i'i Tamarack 235
.2mj Trimoiintaln 29
. 32 Trinity Kin
91 , United States ... 13W
1 inn ...) j;i'.4
icioria 4
Winona 2
Wolvcrlno 49
92
41.
73
rrr lurk MlnliiK Stock.
NEW YOHK. Dec. IS. Tho following are
tho closing prices nn mining siocks:
Con..
Milvtnuiirc Gritln Market.
1111 11' AiiePL' tv... ic enn ir t-i....
I ,ll'(,,,i ,4-v-, 1 I , r (till ,
V11 1 mirlliorii 714,?1Ij.a. Vrt nnrtliiirii ?.
iB7ii'e; .May, Tl'iiT9iC.
RYE Higher; No. 2, 3c; sample. Ml?62c
. UHN.Mtty, Wi-sC.
Adams
Allco
llreece
Hrunswlek Con
Comstock Tun.
Cnn Cnl. Vn
I vacr.vood Terra. 60
Horn silver 19)
Iron Silver CO
Leadvllle Con 5
20
45
73
16
6
15U
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Oniilr
1 Phoenix
,1'otosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .
Standard
I
. ,800
.. 60
. 13
. 49
.313
I'uledii (irnln nnd Seed,
18,-WIIEAT-Dull
:-iC,
TOLEDO. Dec.
cember. SiV; May. 85',c,
CORN Dull: May, 67ic.
OATS-December. 10o; May, 46ic.
SEED-Clover, December, $3.75;
$5.S3.
Dc-
March,
.MIiiiirHpolU Wheat, Flour nnil llrnn.
MINNRiU'OLIS. Dec. lS.-WHEAT-Cash.
75ic; ay, 75?4c; July, "64c. On track:
Ilnnk ClenrliiKs.
OMAHA. Dec. IS. Hank clearlnirn for to
day. $1,110,023.20; for corresponding day Ins
year. $1,127,717.66: decreafe. $17,694.46.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. lS.-Clearlnirs. IS.22n.tM6
oaiances, ji.r.i.n'i; money, uiovj per cent
New lork exchange, 15c tiremlum.
CINCINNATI. Dec. IS. Clearlncs. J2.90I
3i money, 4406 per cent; New York ex
change, 20c premium-
CHICAGO, Deo. lS.-Clenrlngs. $37,211,071
llry Roods Mnrkct.
VRW vnillf. nee. IS DRY GOODS The
tendency of the market for coarse colqred
cottons Is shown by an open advance to
day In Homo Jeans. Tho demand is moder
ate, but the market Is of rendy supplies
Hrown sheetings and drills nro quiet nnu
uuchunged. somo eastern iiucks advanced
Uc. ltleached cottons unaltered. Prints
and print cloths quiet and tlrm. In woolen
goods overcoatings nnd cioaaings nre in
good demand In now lines of heavyweight
suitings for men's wenr quiet, but tlrm.
nil nml lloln.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 18.-OIL-Cottonsced,
"ha'vaNNAH. Gil. Dec. lS.-OIISplrlts
turpentine, linn, .W.Sje. Rosin, steady.
I OIjEIH), U., UOC. is. i i Norm 1.111m,
S5e: South Lima nnd Indiana, 80c.
NEW YORK. Dec. in ui i-l nuonseeo,
easy; prime yeuow, itw, i-eiruieum,
easy. Ros 11. steadv; strained, common 10
good, $1.65W1.57H. Turpentine, steady, RS'if
Evaporated nnd Drlril Fruits.
NF.W YORK. Dec. 1S.-EVAPOHATED
APPLES Market ruled quiet, but about
steady. State, common to good, Mjtuc;
prime, 09Uc; choice, 9Hfl9c; fnncy, IDA
CAUH'OIINIA IMlltili i' iuiin-.mi
inlet. Prunes, 3W4c. Apricots, Royal. 10
il4e: Moor Park. PH13c.- Pcnches, peeled,
12190; unpeeled, 7flO'4c.
Wool SlnrUrt.
ht tniTIS. Dec. 18. WOOI-Steady:
m,.rllnni irrndea. 134i 1714c; light fine. ' U'i
15c; heavy line. Wfl2c; tub washrd, 14iT:4c.
CONNOR 0'KELLY SENTENCED
Tna Mnnllia linprlsoninent for Hold
ing 1 or tin Mrs mill llellvrrliiH: In
tliiililntlnur Speeehrs.
CASTLKI1AH, Ireland. Dec. 18. The
henrlng of the chnrgo of holding meetings
nnd delivering Intimidating speeches in de
flnnco of tho pollco brought against Connor
O'Kelly, M. P., chairman of tho Mayo
county council, nnd several other officials
of Mayo county, whr concluded today.
Mr. O'Kelly wns sentenced to two months'
Imprisonment nnd four other defendants
were sentenced to terms of imprisonment
ranging from n fortnight to a month. All
the sentences Imposed wero without hard
labor. The court refused the demand of
tho defendants for lenvo to appeal from the
iurlsdlctlon of tho court. Tho refusal ot
tho court wns duo to tho fact that de
fondants roftined to promise not to speak
publicly In the Interim.
OBJECTS TO M0DIFICATI0N
Humored Hint Chill Will Xot Agree
to I'ropoftiMl Alterations In
Her Arurntliie Xote,
I1UENOS AYMKS, Dec. IS. (Via fialves
ton, Tex.) It is rumored hero that Chill
will not ngroo to the proposed modification
nf Us recent note to Argentine, as outlined
In tho recent communication from tho Ar
gentlno government, Tho Naclnn belloves
thnt If this U true, tho situation will be
come more serlmm, An Uruguayan volun
teer legion is to be organized here.
No.
30 ,
27 ,
:7...
10
9 j
20
14
27
14
11
20
6
:3
23
Av.
.... 810
.... 936
.... 10
....1360
....1092
....1140
.... 982
....1000
...'.1011
....1013
.... 939
....1095
....1078
....10SO
....1076
9V.I
Pr.
3 30
3 83
3 90
4 25
4 23
4 30
4 33
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 65
4 60
4 60
4 til
4 6,"
4 80
No.
6...
T!.'
I. ..
20...
4...
39...
II. ..
is...
15...
35...
1...
35...
17...
62...
Av.
. 96S
.1036
120)
710
1137
1325
1091
1167
..,..1203
1185
1273
1210
1230
1091
1310
STEEHS AND HEIFERS.
1...
1...
8...
4...
3...
1...
o
5...
1...
1...
10...
21...
3...
n
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3...
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1...
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9....
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3....
1....
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6....
1....
2 .
3....
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1...,
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1...,
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1...,
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1...,
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1
I'.'.'..
814
, 824
, 1025
716
, 1069
, 760
, 610
900
930
770
706
970
900
90S
1001
IOoO
970
720
919
1006
1010
9SS
796
1(100
920
1050
990
10W
1020
1160
1133
tic)
1025
1163
1030
1330
1350
1060
1113
1060
1170
1140
977
1020
950
696
510
603
1460
550
1050
740
870
870
1510
......1200
, 900
12M)
1540
1110
, 1220
13S0
250
100
3 93
4 10
4 13
4 25
4 60
2 00
11...
18...
15...
18...
COWS.
9.S5
...1041
... 92S
...1153
Pr.
4 83
4 90
5 00
5 00
6 10
5 23
5 35
6 60
C 60
5 60
5 63
6 75
5 90
6 90
6 85
4 73
4 75
4 90
5 75
14
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8..
6..
5..
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1..
1..
11..
15..
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10
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6
4
IS
4
13
8.
23.
5
15
1
6
20
15
1
1
4
10
21
1
11...
7...
7...
IS.
2 43
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 61)
2 60
2 60
2 03
2 r."
2 83
2 63
2 65
2 70
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 73
2 80
2 80
2 85
2 85
2 90
2 90
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 (0
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
HEIFERS.
2 55 2
2 75 2...-,.,
2 75 2
3 25 6
3 60 1
HULLS.
757
1110
931
1UV6
9S0
10.7)
1230
910
960
986
69S
1370
293
..1056
..10S2
1210
1000
103")
1155
874
1030
If 02
1030
1040
1170
1066
76)
1170
893
.103S
.1420
...1300
...1047
...1011
...1023
...1310
...1041
...1240
...1065
...1263
... 890
... 755
... 460
... 716
... 830
3 13
3 20
3 20
3 20
3 20
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 35
3 33
3 40
3 40
3 60
3 60
.". 50
3 55
3 60
3 65
3 05
3 65
2 40
2 50
2 60
2 65
2 75
iu
1
3..
3 (0
3 00
3 00
3 If,
3 15
CALVES.
4 60 1..,.
..1360
..1630
..1630
..1270
..1420
..1230
..1550
1520
1 14U)
1 1170
1 1530
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 73
3 73
3 73
3 75
3 80
3 85
3 85
3 83
3 85
3 95
I ()
4 10
4 20
4 20
4 40
3 65
3 75
3 75
4 00
5 00
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 40
3 50
3 60
3 75
3 SO
3 85
4 00
4 00
170 6 00
1490 t SO
HEIFEH0.
721 2 80
3S0 3 ()
FEEDERS.
803 3 6.'.
880 3 63
40 4 15
890 4 20
Av. Sh
. . 61 ...
89 . . .
i .195 ...
...127 ...
...133 ...
... 96
...145
...161
...166
...151
...116
...167
...175
...170
...lss
...106
...IV.
...152
...1M
. . .251
...183
...190
...1SS
...1S5
...ir.s
...192
...175
...ISO
...183
...m
...173
...196
T..192
...226
...217
...206
...211
...189
...196
. . .205
...189
...225
. . .208
...194
...219
...211
...193
.. 235
. . .221
...21S
...W
40
10)
40
120
120
weights nnd light hogs s
vn. Representative snles.
Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
4 00 t.6 200 40 6 JO
4 00 C.l ,...2illl 40 ti 20
5 20 49 213 80 6 20
C 33 101.... 19 ... 6 20
5 65 7N 233 80 ti 20
4 90 T2 231 ... ti 25
5 50 87 215 40 6 25
6 90 M 22 ... 6 25
fi 90 49 21S ... 6 25
5 90 34 255 80 (! 25
5 95 80 211 ... ti 23
6 00 61 222 ... tl 25
6 00 75 201 ... ti 25
6 il 72 213 ... ('.;)
ti 00 69 233 120 6 30
ti l"l 69 237 120 6 30
6 ID 70 215 ... 0 30
0 00 74 219 80 ti 30
fi 03 72 HI! 160 G 30
6 03 79 227 ... 6 .l
6 05 71 207 ... 6 30
6 10 07 221 80 ti 30
C 10 33 215 ... 6 30
fill) 112 263 ... fi 35
6 10 83 201 80 G If.
fi 10 G2 2fiO 40 ti 35
6 10 66 285 80 G 10
.fi 10 68 247 ... 6 40
fi 10 00 265 121) fi 45
till) 66 30S ... fi 50
0 10 70 209 40 fi 60
6 10 Cd 267 80 fi 60
fi 12U fi2 313 80 fi 53
ti 15 10 307 80 G 53
6 15 23 311 ... 6 65
6 15 62 .TOH ... 0 60
6 15 K 302 21") fi 60
6 15 00 281 160 fi 60
fi 15 43 320 ... 6 60
0 15 01 333 120 60
6 15 60 297 ... G 65
6 15 49 352 160 6 65
fi 15 55 302 ... G IV.
fi 17!4 19 352 160 6 65
0 20 41 396 200 8 65
0 20 14 29) ... 6 65
6 20 43 291 ... 6 63
6 20 12 430 ... 6 65
6 20 fir, 275 80 6 65
6 20 04 321 SO 6 70
6 20
from
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106...
m. . . .
71....
74....
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80....
95....
101...
43....
91....
92....
06. . . ,
99....
78....
31....
81....
80....
91....
88....
89....
95....
69....
84....
81...,
90...I
87....
69. . . .
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93...
97...
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80. .
69..
(ft. .
80 .
30..
SHEEP There were only a few cars of
sheep and lambs hero todny, but reports
from other markets were unfavorable to
the selling Interests nnd the market nt this
point was a little slow and weak. In some
cases sales were made that looked about
nteady, while In other Instances tho mar
ket wns undoubtedly lower. Lambs In par
ticular were hard to move nt steady prices
and anything that was not strictly choice
sold quite a little lower than yesterday.
There wero very few feeders on the mar
ket this morning nnd no particular chutigo
In the Munition wan noted.
Quotutlous: Cholco lightweight yearlings,
$1.00111.25; good to choice medium weight
yearlings. Mayn't.!"); fair to good yenrllngs.
3.60g3,75; choice wethers, $3.6'iH.0O; fair to
good wethers. $3,301(3.60; cholco ewes, J3.101F
3.40; fair to good ewes. $2.8O'u3.10; common
owes, $1.00f2.00; choice lnnibs, $5.H(5.40;
fair to good lambs, $1 lVM7C.0O; feeder weth
ers, $2.&i!i(3.15, feeder lambs, $3.ooy3.50. Hep-
reseniniive sales;
No..
15 culls
47 native ewes
73 native ewes
4IS native wethers...
297 native lambs
16 natHu ewes
210 native owes
15 cull lambs..,
97 native lambs
66 native lambs
Av
84
83
9S
118
69
95
99
66
120
70
Pr.
$1 60
3 ()
3 15
4 0)
4 80
1 60
2 87!4
3 00
3 16
4 75
CHICAGO I.I VI? STOCK MARKET.
Cnttle l.on r r HiijKM I, Hirer nnd Slier p
Lower.
CHICAGO. Dec. lS.-CATTLE-ITecclpts,
21,0110 hend natives, 250 head Texnns; west
erns generally 15li25o lower: good to prime,
$6.25i7.35; poor to medium, $3.75tr6.9i5; stock
ers and feeders, $2.OO5("4.50; cows, $1.0oH.G3;
heifers. $2.00f(5.25; canners. jl.Oone.W; bulls.
$1,755(1.30; calves, $2,605(5.75; Texus fed
Steers, $1.305.25,
HOGS-Rocelpts, 4S,0n0 head; estimated
tomorrow, 40.0"O head; left over, 10,000 hend;
steady to 6c lower; mixed and butchers,
$5.83(0.55; good to choice heavy, $6.25fifi.70;
rough heavy, $5.9ofiifi.l5; light, $5.004(i.9;
bulk of sales, $5.81 I'll 6.20.
SHEEP AND LAM HS Receipts, 22,000
head, sheep, 10c lower; lambs, 151i25c lower;
good to choice wethers, $3.75iel.40; fair to
choice mixed, $2.7W(3.60; western sheep, $3.00
(Jf I.(i0; native lambs, $2.fi0(?i6.55; western
lambs, $2.(i 1.00.
RECEIPTS-Ofllclnl: Cnttle, 60,032 hend;
hogs, 32.017 hend; sheep, 15.377 head.
SHIPMENTS-Olllclnl: Cnttle, 1,520 head;
liogs, 1,410 head; sheep, 964 head.
K nil mix City Live .Stuck Mnrkrr.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7,0110 head natives. 800 head Texans,
160 head calves; market lofrlCc lower: choice
export und dressed beef steers, JSfifiO:
fair to good, $4.65((15.70; stockers and feed
ers. $2.Soift..G0;, western fed steers, $l.505j)
6.00; western range steers, JS.OXiH.TS; Texas
and Indian steers, $3,003(4.20; Texas cows,
$2.25fi3.25; native cows. $2.70114.60: heifer.
$3.(H(J'5.25; canners, $1.76f(2.60; bulls, $2.60
4.25; calves. $3.6Hft-3.25.
HOGS Receipts. 18,000 head; mnrket loCT
16c lower; top, $6.75; bulk of sales. $5.75W
6.60; heavy. $6.67T6.75; mixed packers, $6.00
6.60; light, $o.25fl6.33; pigs, $4.26'i(C.iN).
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 3.000
head; mnrket strong to loo higher; nntlvo
Iambs, $4.75q5.40; western lambs, $l.50ff
5.10: native wethers, $3.70TTI.5O; western
wethers, $3.fi0fi-l.23; owes, $3.00Q3.S5; culls
and feeders, $1.25fr3.50.
.St. I. mils Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 18,-CATTLB-Recelpts.
7,0iO head. Including 5,ooo head Texans; mar
ket slow. dull, but steady on best natives;
native shipping and export steers. $5.ooie
6.40, with cholco to fancy $7.0Oii8.60; dressed
beef und butcher steers, $3.75!jti.25; steers
under l.OoO lbs.. $3,0013.00; stockers nnd
feeders. $2.40(ft3.40; cows nnd heifers, $2.U0ifl
4,75; runners, $1.60(25; bulls. $2.3(V,(I.40;
Texas und Indian steers, $4.0ofr5.16, fed;
grousers, i'MWa 1.30; cows und heifers, $2.10
3.60.
HOGS Receipts, 10,800 hend; market, dull,
slow, 10c lower; pigs and lights. $3.95C.1S;
packers. $0.15fifi.4O; butchers. $6.3.Vfifi.63.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 2,000
head; market 151(250 lower; native muttons,
$3.10i!M.fiO; lambs, Jl.75ftu.50; culls nnd bucks,
$2,234(3.00.
.St. .fosepli 1.1 vc Stock .Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Dec. 1S.-CATTLE Re
celpts, 1,910 head; steady; natives, $3.25ig
7,15; cows and heifers, $l.(Kg5.25: veals, $2.50
4K..25; stockers and feeders, $2.0u4.25,
HOGS Receipts, 11,000 hend; weak to 10c
lower; light vnd light mixed, $5.80fi8.6O;
medium and henvy, $6.251jti.75; pigs, $3.75W
4.25.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recolpts, 300 head;
WIKo higher: top lambs, $3.25; top wethers,
$4; top ewes, $2.60.
Slock In SlKbt.
Tho following tnble shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep nt tho live principal
murKetH ior ueccmoer is:
Cnttle
South 'Omaha 2.898
Chicago 21.250
Kansas v-uy siu
St. Louis 7.000
St. Josoph 1,900
STAGS.
1 12-10 3 76 16....
STOCK cows ant:
2 6S0 2 2o 15
6 621 2 10 1
STOCK CALVES.
1 3.7) 3 25
STOCKERS AND
19 700 3 10 28.
1 370 3 25 3
3 636 3 25 1.
g 6S3 3 33 68.
HOOS There was a good nverage run of
linun here today, and, us all other markets
were lower, the tendency of prices ut this
point was also downward. The met that
hogs cost moro here yesterday than they
did In Chicago naturally mude buyers very
benrlsh. Sellers wero not willing to tuke
off very much and us n result the market
was very flow nnd It was Into before tho
bulk of the offerings wns disposed of It
wns a very uneven market, i.jwever, so
that In renllty hogs sold nil t wny from
nenMy steady to 15c lower The decline
was general on notn heavy and light hogs.
Oood to choice heavyweight hogs sold
largely from J6 50 to $6.63, The medluir
weights brought mostly from $6.20 to 56.04c
Hogs. Sheep
48,000
18,000
10,800
11.000
2.750
22.00)
3,000
2.000
300
Totals
..40,818 97,800 30,000
Xrv York Live 8' ! Mnrket.
Vr.-lt VMJl.- T- .. Tlt-.T-.,-r,
celnts. 2.661 hend: steers bt adv to 10c lower.
hullo firm, cows steady; steers, $4.00fitf.26;
oxen and sings, ji.wuu.tv; nuns, YZMiUS.tss',
cows. SI, tH(3 1 5. Cub es tlrm: sh nments.
4,210 quarters of beef.
CALVES licce nts. 778 head: vea s. 25ffl
60c higher; barnyard calves higher; veals,
$1.5008.60; lltUo calves, $1; barnyard calves,
$3,001(4.00; western calves, t I0OW4..5,
SHEEP AND LAMHrf-Hooetpts. 7,667
head; sheen steady for choice, others W?c
owor. lambs opened weak to 16c lower and
cloied 2fiif35c lower, sheep, $2.2W3,i5; extra,
$3.1), culls, $2; lambs, $4.u01itiOo; culls. $3.(0
H4.K); CutuuU lntnbs, $5.30&( .00.
HOOS-Hecelpts, fi.nOJ head; steady; state
hogs, $6,26l6,40; westerns, nominal.
AGREE TO REPORT FAVORABLY
Sennte Committee Accept" All but n
1"mt of the Army Xoinl-nntloni.
WASHINGTON, Dee. IS. The sctinto com
mittee on military affairs agreed to report
favorably nil tho army nominations before
it except thoso to stnff positions, concerning
which questions hnvo been raised. Tho ex
ceptions which wero not passed upon were
tho nominations of Captnln William Groiler
to bo chief of the ordnance bureau with tho
rank of brigadier general; Colouol Gcorgo L.
nillisplo, to bo chief of engineers, and (leu
crul Gcorgo H. Davis, to bo Judge advocnto
general, and other nominations dependent
upon thoso three,
Owing to tho fact that tho committee will
not meet again beforo tho adjournment for
tho holidays action by tho eonato on theso
nominations will necessarily bo postponed
until after tho reconvening ot congress on
January 6. It Is specifically stated by mem
bers of tho committee that tho delay Is only
for tho purpose of Investigating the circum
stances attending the various nominations.
Tho nominations to bo favorably reported
Include several hundreds. Among them is
that of General Funston, to be a brigadier
general.
R
AIIAVAV TIME CAItn.
UNION STATION-IOTII AND MAIICV.
Illinois Centrnl.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Expre's a 7:10 am a 6:10 pm
Chicago, Minneapolis &
St, Paul Limited a 7:50 pm a 8:20 am
Minneapolis ft St, Paul
Express b 7:10 nm b 9:40 pm
Fort Dodge Local, from
Council UlufTs a 6:00 am
(nil. a I'liellli'.
Overland Limited a 8;60 am a 7:30 pm
Fust Mull a 9:00 am a 3:25 pm
California Express a 4:2T. pm
Paclllo Express all:20 pm
Eastern Express a 4:35 pm
Atlantic Express a 7:05 am
Llncoln-Stromsburg ix.h 4:05 pm bl2:30 pm
Grand Island L0c.1l u 6:3'j pm b 9:36 am
L'hlciiKii A. Aortlm extern,
"The Northwestern Line."
Chicago Special u 7:20 am allilO pm
Chisago I'upsenger a 4:1a pm
Eustern Expriss
Eustcrn special
Fast .Mail
.. .al0:56 um
...a 4:55 pm
.11 n:ou pm
Oiuuhu-Chtcngo L't'd ..a 7:45 pm
a 8:00 nm
a 4:05 pm
.1 4:05 pm
a 2:45 pm
a 8:40 am
a 6:30 pm
al0:2& pm
u 8:15 um
a 3:53 pm
Fast Mall a 8:30 am
Cedar Knpldr Pass
Twin City Lxpress a 7:10 nm
Twin City Limited a 7:65 pm
Sioux City Local a 8:00 am
a Dally.
MlNNliirl riieltle.
St. Louis Express al0:00 am a 6;2j p.
K. C. ft St, L. Express. al0:50 pm a 6:15 am
ChleiiKO, Hook Inland fc l'nclflc.
EAST.
Des Monies nnd Dav
enport Local a 7:33 am a 9:35 pm
Chicugo Express bll:15 um a 4:55 pm
Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm bll:50 un
Chicugo Fast Express.. u 6:00 pin a 1:25 pm
Des Moines, Hock Isl
and und Chicago a 7:10 pm a 8:23 am
WEST.
Lincoln, Colo. Springs.
Denver, Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado, Oklahoma ft
Texus Flyer a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am
Clilcnifo, MlMvnuUee V ht. l'oul.
Chicago Limited n 6:00 pm a 8:05 am
Chicago ft Uinulia Ex.. b 7:15 um b 3:40 pm
Wlllinxll. 1
St. Luuls "Cannon Pad"
Express a 6:15 pm
St. Louts Local, Council
Uluffs a.l0:00 am
UCHL1XUTO.V STATION IOTM
a 8:20 am
al0:30 pm
It 31 A SOX
Arrive,
a 7:33 pm
llurllimtnn .1 MUaourl Itlver
' Leavo.
Nebraska Express a 8:40 um
Wvmnre. lleatrlco and
Lincoln a 8:40 am bll:55 am
Denver Limited u 4:25 pm a 3:00 pm
lllack Hill" and Puget
Sound, Denver Con
nection a 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fust Mull b 3 00 pm a 9:17 am
Fort Crook and Platts-
mouth b 3:20 pm bli:05 am
Ilelluvuo ft I'aclllc Jet.. a 7:40 pm a 8:20 am
llellevue ft P(cllla Jet. .a 3:00 am
Kiiiiniih Cll, ui. tiNf.li ,v Council
lllllffN.
Kansas City Day Ex. ...a 9:20 am a 0:08 pm
Kansas City Night Ex.,al0:30 pm a 6:15 inn
Bt. Louis Flyer a 6:10 pm nli:ii am
ChleiiKO, lliirlluuiou A: Uulticy.
Chicago Special a 7:00 am alO:20 pm
Chicago Vcstlbuled Ex.. u 4:00 pm a 7;45 am
Chicugo, Local a 9:3o am a 4;o5 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm u 7:45 um
Fast Mull a 2:40 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
WEnSTKH DISrOT l.Vl'11 fc WKHSTKIl
Fremont, Etkhnrii .V Mlssonrl Vey
Leave. Arrlv
Ulack Hills, Dcadwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 6:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Do jglaa d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
HnstlngH, York, David
City Superior, Geneva,
Exctor and SewarJ....b 3;00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk, Lincoln and
Fremont b 7:30 am b 10:23 am
Fremont Local o 7:30 am
ChleiiKO, St. 1'anl, MluucAiiolla .V:
Omnlin.
Twin City I'assenrer....a 6:00 nm 9:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger. ..a 2:45 pin all:10 am
EmerBon Local b 6:30 pm b 8:30 am
MIsHt.iirt I'ncltlc.
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0:25 am
n Dally b Dally except Sunday, o Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday, Dally
except Monday.
TpkB 10m.
Boyd Commiision Co
lUocMiara to jamti E. Bar! A C.,
OMAHA. NIB.
COMMISSION
UBAIN. rnovnio.il axb stock a.
Bo of Tra4aBall4Ua.
Dlraot wires to Chlcaga sad Naw York,
CorietTondtno, John A. Warren A Co.
for XMAS GIFT of ustihq val le
That will produce tho means for many a'Mcrry Xtnan for YEARS TO COMI
INVEST IN 8TOCK OF THE
MOUNT GHASTA GOLD MINES CORPORATION
Whoso Prlco Advnncos 25 Por Cont Doo. 21st. Not Only Will 25 Por
Cont Bo Mndo at Onco, but tho Big Yoarly Dividends will a constant
pleasant remlndor of tho giver, it::::::::::
INVESTORS AND MONEY-SAVERS
OUailT NOT TO OVEIILOOK THIB
MARVELOUS OPPORTUNITY
To buy tho advancing stock of this Company, that owns one-half of DULLY
HILL, tho most wonderful discovery of the age, whoso other half already pays
yearly '
$1,200,000 ABOVE EXPENSES
Shares of Sl.00 Par Value Only 8 Cants UNTIL DEC. 21
You cnn buy till Monk nt nliovo prlcr by pnyliiR- doivn 1-4.
on nine,
Ilalance
Only three days left to mnko 25 IEH CENT ON THIH STOCK which
will bo tho greatest money-maker In tho history of mining. ' wnlcn
Send subscriptions and address for uttruotlvo prospectus giving full d.
scrlption Iu details of this wonderful property. Hiving run a.
SANFORD MAKEEVER, Fiscal ARent,
84 Adams St., Chicago. III.
Iong Dtstunco
Harrison 1540,
Phono
W. A. MESSICK, 514 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha, Nab
I uiithorlKil to furiil.li priiNpretiise unit ndilltli.Tfiil Informutfon ZZi"
to accept ulicrlptlon In Oninlut and irroiiudliiit territory,