THE OMAHA DAILY BEEi FRIDAY. DECEMNTCIt iX 100.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE HARltT
Thrice. Generally Hold Firm After Ad
vance of Wednesday. -
Wheat opens little easier
lsaall Aaml .anifr Cora FimIi(
Thraaah tha Market an Price-.
Raled 4 rem a; eta Ooo
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' ' " OMAHA, Dc. 12. 1907.
Th HMrTeef held firm today, having rood
fupport after the advance of yesterday.
Felling haa been steady for several day
psst and prospects are for a much better
tnarket.
Bulls sr. hi ore numerous on the floor and
, predict stronger prices.
u. "Wheal- opened easier after th strong
S market' yesterday and' cablet on wheat
' .' were disappointing and did not help to
f imlllli the advance. The general tons of
' the market Is mwah Improved, however,
' and predictions are for a higher market.
May wlieat opened At tiQ and closed at
Bojfco.
Ccrn ruled firm and acted very strong;,
Thore was little or no corn pressing ths
market and som Rood buying was devel
oped. Shorts coveied' stesdlly and halued
to sustain th); higher prices. May corn
p;nea at ii closed at 50o.
Oats stalled firm and steady, but did
Tot advance over yesterday's hlah mark.
ltuying was strong by commission houses
and outside Interests. May oats opened at
Oi'-to ana closed at 51HO.
. 1'rimsry w heat receipts were 1.076.000 bu.
and shipments were 1x4.000 bu.. against re-
oeipts last year df 887.0U0 bu. and shipments
f 554.000 bu. '
Corn receipts were 471.000 bu. and shlp
, ments were l4H,ouo bu., against receipts last
rear or. ku,w ou. and shipments or uu.uw
Clearanoaa were 14 000 bu. of corn. 4.000 bu.
of oats aud wheat and flour equal to 646,000
. IJverpool closed H4d lower en wheat
and Sd higher ort corn.
Seshoard reported 73.000 bu. of wheat
nd 24,0u0 bu. of corn taken for export,
v Locsl range of options:
A4ltclfgOpe,f Hl?h. tow. Cloia Tsy.
Wheat I I
.Dec.... M S SB f 8H
, May.,. 93 92 93 93s H
.fculy... fcify, t 88
Corn
Pec Vt 44 8 H
"'May... GN V 6 Ms 60V
- July... 4V 60 1S 60 4SH
Oa's
Jc.... 47) 47H 4 47H
foxy.. 6l 6l"4 611 61S 61H
July... 4bH 4Cfc 4&S 464a 4W4
Omaha CaaU Prices.
Tj-iTfiJAT No. I hard, 8C98o; No. S hard,
SXjr; No. 4 hard, f&c; No. spring,
sirlcr no grade. toXM&c.
COl.N-'-No. 8 new. 4hc; No. 4 new. 4RH
47Hc; no grade, new, 4?-rM5c; No, a yellow,
4U60CI No. 8 white. 47v.'ii'tHo
OAT; No. t mixed,. 47-47 Wo; No. S white,
4,,c. No. colored, 4tio; No. white,
,c; standard, 4'4V4io.
RYD N, 2., l&Wwlto; No. 8, 749760.
i C'arlot Kcoclpta.
i Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 17 205 144
MlnnettDolis ......... 484
Omaha 28 . 24 S2
luluth ..;.
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CHICAGO GUAI.H AND PROVI8IOJTS
Pm tares of -he T'smdtaa; mad Closing)
Prices est Board of Trad.
CHICAGO, Dec. 12. Ixwer oables and an
absence of el port demand bad a deuress-
ing effect tod ly on the local wheat market,
the May delivery closing at a net loss of
44$ He. Corn was up Ho. Oats were Ho
niKner. jfrovisiong were xwino nigner,
iKiier. xroisinns wsrs twivo nigner.
leutlment In the wheat pltwa. inclined
be bearish all day. but tha strsngth of
?rn and prevision, tad a restraining In-
uencs on would-be sellers. In oonse-
to
corn
fluence
quence ths y(luino of trad waa light. Th.
market opered weak beoausaof lower
fo favorable crop reports from Argentina!
Beveral ralHo. occurred during th. day on
t.- ...
l.-uasa aVl 1 I ansa so 11 1 iliia MklaMit ls aauaksa n J
ta 1 aim m s.7wui w uuiiiib iuo uai via
baylag by Hading oommlssloi? house., but
. .H7.va ' iiButui .11 ... run nuu w , wuk
, taking whlcli resulted In fresh dicline.
'Expornewi claimed that fci-elgner. wer.
aot. bidding for American yhaaU but wsro
. on lh other hand trying- to resell grain
,.1. ..,v,..i rtT i a
wen aavanc. prougniouv- moaeracaproni-
s: .i. : ..i wVi: r..r
T"if "'rr"v' .
at l.nwHl.Wa, sola between W14cal.WJ
n,i .1 it (u. ii.onn.
wneat ana nnur were equal to du.
TTlrnarv receipts were I07&.ono bu.. mm.
Iared with 887,000 bu., tho same day a year
ago! Minneapolis, Duluth and Chlcsgd T re -
portea receipts or b4 cars, against m cars
last wmk and 627 car. a year ago.
1i corn market was strong all day on
a brisk demand from shorts, which wssl
based os firm cables, small receipt, and I
hlsker crlcea for liv. hogs. Predictions of
wet weather In -th. corn belt wer. also a
tranrlhinlntf f-it.p Tha mnrlrnt olnaail
trong. May opened a shad, to Httc
Higher, at 6-'4"noc, sola at mho ana men
advanced to 6J74)0. Th. clos. waa at ovh
6oo. Local receipt, wer. 206 cars, with
4 cars of contract grade,
oats wer. firm on a moderate aemanai
from shorts, which was Inspired by thai
irengtn or corn, may openea uncnangea
to a shad, higher, at 63H to 684i63o, ad-
vanced to Wao. and clossd at tsrtic. Local
receipts wsro 144 csrs.
Provisions wsro strong on hlghsr prices
for live hogs. Profit-taking sales caused
snms reaction from th. high point of the
4lay, out in. close was urm. jaay pora
was So higher at tha close, selling at 818.27H.
ohliher at 87127 16
a6l60 blgner, at (.laH''-U.
Ksilmated receipts for tomorrow are:
wheat, 11.- cars: corn,
ears; .hog ,al,OuaiasaaV
Wheat, 11. cars: vorn, 208 cars; oata, 191
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Loading future, ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh.j Low. I Close. Tes'y.
Wheat
D-o. W 93H 5H ' MH ,
afar i com? w4a
l oo l x i oo 1 or-s l m't
Jtaly SCHUSi 86H H
Corn-.
Deo. 64 - W B4H 64T, B3H
-Mey' WJrAi, ' RVt iBH-iflReHfr
July!' U.S'4 W. 6H 68 65i
Osts
aMay 5SS 641 6SS 63 6!!4
bMay elV 6 Mi 61H 68 bis,
aJuly ' 47 ' 4 47 47 474
bjuly , 46 -46 46 46 45
Iork .
Jan. IS 00 IS 0?H "88 8 18 82
May - 18 36 U 41 U ! 13 87 18 Zt1
lard
tan. 00 00 70 TSO TS0
lay 6 0i 8 OS T 86 7 97 T 83
Sllbs
Jan. T0T T(r t5's 8MI882H
May 720780 7 18 7 16 ) T 10
No. 8. aOJd. bNew .
Cash Quotations wer. a. follow.:
VLOUR Eaay; winter patents. 4.S0i840:
Ktnuxhts, 84.4uu46; iiprlng patsnta. ta.y!)
8.40: siraistits. 4 t"iiH.u; oaaers. u.sxuH.le
WHEAT No. 3 spring. 81(10i; No. 3
Drins. 81 ("Kil.04: No. 3 re1. 8:i:0.
CORN No. 8. 69J(10c; No, 2 yellow. 65TJ
6C.
OATS-Ko. 8. 6wo;, No. I whit. 60J362Mc
ItYFi No. 2. 7c.
BARLEY Good fading. 6BST75C; fair to
Cbolce malting x?T3c.
eiiliDS Klsx. No. 1 northwestern, 31 10
J'rline timothy,
II.3U. Clover, contract
srrades. r.t W.
puDVlSltiNB Shirt ' rlba. sides, looss.
8i' 7j7.r. Mesa pork, per bbl , 12.87j
llf.). I-erd. per 1(0 lbs., la. 00. bhort clear
Ides (boxed), X7 j7.!T7.
Following were th. receipts and ship,
ments of flour and grain:
' Receipts. Shipments
T1-ur. bills tt.SKt JS.&X!
Wheat, bu.
... 240
...8U.4u0 137. el
...I.H6.1IO SPi M)
.. 8 ' ii
Corn, bu.
Oats, bu.
1 ve. bu .
llarley, bu
... 68 SuO .7i
On the Prodjcs exchange todar the but
ler niarsei was nrm; creanierlea gltl'JSr
dalrivs, 17Ji'io. 1kk. steady; at mark.
t-ases lncuilM, h jj4J . nnu, 23c; prime
neis, c, niiaa, i , u. . , vneese, steady, 113
t.
Loate Geaeral Market.
ST. IX1'1S. Ihtc. . U-WHRAT Firm:
track. ro. 3 red, oaali, WijS)!.c; No. t
l.ard, SMV'UVi-V'tt; May, isualw; July
l2c.
(DRN-Hlaher: track. No. 8 cash. ESin
rew; 6'c. oM: Ko. 2 white. 838Wc. n.w;
ljfcerrher. 61c; May. 64'c.
OAT3 rirm? irsca. wo. i cash. 60c;
I white, bot-; josv, c-c.
Kl.Ol 'H I ull. Red winter patents. 84 flog
4B6; extra fancy and straight. KK'u-t.iO;
cl-nr j.i;pt w.
pr'FD-TtHv.Uir. steady: 13 6OJ4.10.
. oikNHKAL-Ut; tlw.
HIIAN-H shtr; sacked; east track. 81.10
C-l it. . . '
11 AY Steady; timothy. WOOfjns.OO; prairie,
15 l-fi.
Ki (OTTOS'TIES-tlH
H (.1INil-llt(l.
1'lWiljiU.J-Jfwal susdy; Jobbing, 13.
I.ard sfesdy; lobbing, ft 00. Dry salt meats,
steady; boned, ejttra shorts, 3 2; clear
rib. $1.5"; short clears. 3S 0. Bacon, steady;
bod, nlr srmrt, 39.."; clear Tlba, 89 37 V ;
short clear 74
KH-LTRt - Stesdy; chickens. 7o;
springs sijoj turkeys, . llHc; ducks, 8c;
7S7,C.
HKMF TVVINB lie
Bl'TTFR Steady; creamery. MH3c.
EGGS Steady ; 23c, caae count.
RerrlDtS. Bhlnmanta
r-torrr DC is u.ku
Wheat bu syl
79.00
J7.1
48.0 41
Com, bu ....... ......&.V,0
Oats, : on , 28.0OS
KEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Feat a res of Trad lag a Prices oa
Lading Csxssnodltlea.
NEW YOrtlC. Dec. 1J ri.OL"H-Re-elpts.
1.T74 bbls. ; ekports. 4.4V7 rl)ls. ; market dull
end barely steady: Mlnnpeota patents.
8n WS.CO; winter sirelghts. tt.4r1i'4.S;
Minneanta bakers. 14.6'?io.0i: winter putras.
V 76(4 in; wintor patents 14.80 ;4.RS; .winter
low grades, 836Tj4.uo. rtye iiour, quiet;
fstr to good. !4SiVi4.1S; choice to fancy.
85 JOG 40. Buckwheat flour, easy; 83.8
1.10 per 100 lbs.
CUHNMFAl, Pteady: fine wmte sna yel
low, tl.8f.4jl.37; coarse. 81.21Q1.80; kiln dried.
RYEJ Quiet; Ho. I western. 90o, f. o. b.
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 124.000 bu.: spot mar
ket barely stesdy. No. I red, tl.OoH els-.
vator: No. 1 red. 8101. f. o. b. afloat: No.
1 northern Duluth. 81.16H. f- o. b. afloat;
No. I hard winter. l.Ks. T. o. r. afloat.
Considering the weakneas ot foreign news
today, wheat lost but little ground, toning
snntalned by a good milling demand, pros
pects for lighter northwestern receipts ana
gnnd seaboard clearances. Prices were
Hi&HO net lower. Denember, 81.81, clrtsed
8LW; May, 81 07 l-lgl.074. Closed 1.0nSi
July closed W '
ix) km Kecetpts, ia.76 ru. ; spot margsi
firm. No. 2. Ua elevator, and t I. o.
b. afloat No. 8 whits, nominal, and No.
8 yellow, nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Option
market waa without transactions, closing
Ho to c net higher. December closed
i;4c; May closed Ki'V-
OATS-Receipts. 2.nno bu.: spot market
steady. Mixed, 28 to 32 lbs., 64 He; natural
hlte. m to 88 lbs.. 674rWc: ellQDSd white.
38 to 40 lbs., 58W9 CTkj.
MAY Unlet: good to choice, 81.06(.10.
HOPS Owlet: stste. common to choice.
107. 13W17o; 1J6, 6'tttc; Pacific coast, 1WJ,
iKtinr; IP". 4c.
hilkh ouiot: Bogota, isnc: tjentrai
American, lSlc.
fiuj v isiums ueer steady; lamny. jia.nr;
meas. 810.(1fll 00; beef hams, fI5.Oivat7.0O;
packet, 8U2md12.0: extra India, 8i2.0(23 00;
cut meats steady, pickled bellies, 8.00(i 10.60;
pickled hsms, 810 0010 60. Ird, steady;
western prime, 88.fjr8.&o: rennea, steaay;
continent. 88.80: Bouth America, 876; con
tinent, 8S.P0; Bouth America, 89 76; com
pound. l7.87H4t1.62tt. Pork, firm; family,
S18.0Ofil8.&0: short clears. 8i5.7Mill.00; mess.
$U. 0516. 76.
TaLixJW Quiet: city (82 per package),
6c: country (packages free), 64GHo.
KItJB uulet; . aomestio lajr to exira.
Wjtf'ouc: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Steady; creamery specials,
MVbc: extras. 2o: thirds t firsts. 218o;
held, second to specials, 124j2ftc; stats dairy,
common to fine, 214j.27o; prooess, common to
aneolals. 15fi23Uc; western factory, com
I mon to firsts, lixg1c; imitation creamery,
EQOS Flrni ( state, Pennsylvania ana
nearby fancy selected white,. 60o; good to
choice, 4.vaH8o: brown an( mixed fancy,
40c averago best, 8638c; Crst to extra
first, 3VC35o; westora first, 514j36or seconds,
lsia-nta. -
PHiEfiB-Steady t state full cream, small
colored and whits, fins, lto; good to prims,
UnwlSc; later maa Best, iiirasc; com
mon to fair, H'SUHo: large colored, 15o;
rhlte, 17Hc: skims. HXifllo. :
POlTT,TRY Dressed. Irregular; western
chickens, J320o; turkeys, lBlo; fowls.
WEATHER. XJt .THB GBAIJf BELT
Probaklr Ral or Snow, witb Tern-
rataro Unvaried i .
OMAHA, Deo. U. 1807.
Tha weather Is cooler In the Ohio valley
j .1 .v.. i7.ti r,A n,ri
,nifa""t,1. A ie tuonfr cli
now" """"'iJ?"1! P . J?n
'". ' orthwVJt
.tatea. . It warmer In tho northwest
rougnout Z'",,y"a . .ZtUed
..?ro2u0nuSS XiA
III U UUUMtIMOi aow " - - - - -
nows and the Mtlook . tvrab'. for rain
2' noT.K,B hl"?.nn JfJL ? fTmnea:
dav. with not much change in tempera-
i ' . . w aa-av
JW. With not much chang.
i T
. .rA t.rr.nerature and TT
.t"'h "!?n.,i P?n- corr-5
clpHation compared jvi 1th th. corrw.
oy of. tb. . last lAU, r". V
, , .M in m
Minimum T.mperatur ... i o
corraoponaing
.1908. I0O4.
28 : 7
Preoinitauon w .w w
..mn.inri foe tnitiv S desrreea
T, a in AraVlnlta5inB alnee March 1
Denolency In precipitation since aaarca x.
I ' norlnd in 10O8
I i'""1'"" ' -
'n.cn; rMl.lT,- rriaA In 1MB.
1 Dofloienoy corresponding parlod In isas.
e M Inhaa
la A. Vl.bn, UKU loiKi-uii,
Kansas Cir Grata aad ProvlsUas.
KANSAS C1TT. Deo. 11-WHEAT-May.
o: July. 880; cash. No. 8 hard, Vi.it
&Hc; i- H5960! 0 red' WH4Hc;
I 4 RQTftWv
CORN May, BOTfco; July. 61c; cash. No. I
mixed. 48tc; rso. s, unuiwi m
luixeio; No. , 4ra4HO. .
OATS No. whits, 60c; NO. I mixed,
1 48'fcHHo.
RVFrano.
uiv nteariv! choice timothy. 811.6013.00:
choice prslne, 8otK8S.60.
niTTTBR Creamery, 87e; packing,1- 16.
cwiuttru. aoui firsts. 24a.. .
I Receipts, enipmetna.
wheat bu 89.000 118.WJ0
Com. bu 62,000 86,000
Oais bu 4.0O8 4.W0
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Minneapolis Grala Market.
- MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. l!.-WHEAT-May.
nnai' .Tnlv 11 n7U.4rt.07ia! No. 1 hard.
!-W.: o. , rVZ '
I 1 U, s liuruioi s sy. wa'Oa" ,mt i l
FLOUR rirst patents, jo.emuo.ovi
patents, 85.t,?)4u; nrst clears, h.ccjilto;
aacnnil elesxs. 88.80433.60. "
BEfcll r lag, lair asmana; ..iv, vjt ar
rive, 8110H. )
BRAN in bulk, iju.TtxaTsi.w. .
Peoria Market. -
TmrTTA. 111.. Deo. 18. CORN Mew,
strong; No. 8 yellow, 684)640; No. 8, 4(Jlc;
No. 4. 47r!T4c; no graae. siistw.
OATS Strong; no. . wnus, ovaw.'io
No. 4 white, 4!if49C
RYB Dull.
WHlSKY-llSS '
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL, Deo. 12. WHEAT 8,"t
Nn 1 red western winter easy. 7S 6Ha
futures dull: December nominal; March, 7a
8d: May. fs 7d. ; '
rnRN-HDOt. prime mixea amenon, wm
5Hd; futures, steady; Dec,mbsr,. notninul
I January, 6s d.
' Mllwaakeo Grala Market.
MILWAUKKB. Dec. 18. WHEAT No. 1
northern. $1.4tri l-Os); May, 81.s.
RVR-Nn 2 Mic: asinu e. &iiwo.
CORN No. t cash. obsc; May, 6So bid
Dalath Grala Market.
DULUTH. Dec. U WHEAT No. t hard,
$1 04'; on tracK. No. 1 northern, 81 034; No.
2 northern, 1W; uscerooer. . ai.wi; siay
tl.OTIi.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLKDO, O.. Dec. U.HKEDS Clover
cash. 8.W; December,89 80: March, 810 OL',
I Alalke, pnme, .ov. nniotny, prime, h-m,
Boston Stork, aad Beads.
BOSTON, Dec. It ?H loans. 8tl2 per
rent; tlm. kans, ti'VUlu per c&nt. Omclal
cUxlng on stocks an. I ivinds:
closing
Atrkl.oll
Sdl.
. t Atlaatla ,
. r34 Hmsbais ,
. Tl ;..l. a Hacla..
. 1H rm,nnl.l
. M l w,r Kun ..
.! Paly Waat
.194 Fraaklla ,
Oranbr .'.
.lit floral
do 4a
4
Mti. Central 4a..
..sue
Af kluoa
.. 14
.. U
4 pfd
Bo'oa A Albaar.
... H
Hoaioa Maine..
!,' Klat(4 .
rui'takurs pti ...
MU-an Cautral .
.. S
.. TS
.. 14
1 Hu. Mining ...
'-' Muhii.a
.. t4
N, T . N. H. a H
Fere lUrtju.ua II Moaawk
I'nlon Pa. lo llb4 M.tnt C A C...
Am. Arae. i h-m. pit 4 014 Donlaloa ..
Am Pnea. Tuba 4 Oaraola
Amr Suaar ritrot
., la
.. 1
.. s
.. u
..
.. Tl
to Bli
. afi uincy
..Iv214 enanaan
Am. t. T
(nur woolea ....
4o t4
(U.u gl. ma.
Hia aiacuic ..
to fli
M.M Oaa
.. Hi
la Tamarack
.. ao
. . 7 Trtaltr
.. 11
..bu Vait4 Coppar ...
.. Ht' S. Miuiag
.. j v. a on...
.. 4Trua
..!14- Vw torU
r4 WiBuaa .....,.
.. Bl Wolvarm
.. Mi Hon Butts
.. 4 Rutu Ctwlttiaa ..
.. I N.d
.. M4Cil a Arlioaa....
.. to' Artauoa Coat. ....
.. I44i
.. 1
.. M
v", ?
,0 p,d ...
I n lied Fralt
.. 414
..114
No.! r s.
ft fli
.. is
Aifeoiure
Atlouaa ,
Aoi.iaantatad
U.4. AakaS.
.. 10
Treasary tat.aseat.
WASH1NOTON. D. C. Dec. ll-Tods
statemtrnt of ths treasury balances In th
general fund, exclualve of the ItaO.OCO wv
xld reserve, snows: Available cash bsl
an, e. a jo.ii'i af.; sifi ruin ana bullion.
SEW YORK STOCKS ANDBOSDS
Day'i Political Newi Beceirea FaTor-
able Interpretation.
ornrao valijes are higheh
Trade Condition Caaae Indastrials to
Tarn Dewswarl aad Plaal Prices
Arc Lower Thaa Wedaes'
day's Close.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12-Today's political
news received a fa-orablc Interpretation In
Wall street snd was signalled by many
opening advances of 1 to 2 points, with the
Harrlman stocks displaying the moat ac
tivity and strength. The action of the
market alarmed the short Interests and
they bought extensively, giving an appear
ance of great strength and animation to
the trading. The initial price, however,
? roved to be the highest, as recent un
avorable factors intruded themselves and
the market lost about all it had gained.
The . failure ot the bulls to follow up
their advantage encouraged the bears to
work dllgenlly to break prices, and by
concentrating their selling sgalnst certain
stocks In which special considerations
operated the latter managed to bring about
a general decline. The principal industrials,
New York Central, Pennsylvania and Mis
souri Pacific, were targets for this selling
st intervals, with trade conditions and
gossip as to expected dividend returns st-
tending ths decline. These circumstances
errectlvely offset the good effect produced
oj me reiexatton In ca 11 money, the hlc i
rats today being only about half, of that
prevailing yesterday. "While the more
abundant supply of funds on call relieved
ths ooncern fell over the monetary condi
tions to some extent. It la reenrntzed that
ine neeas ot early large corporate reauire'
ments and the necessity of the gradual
iviitinnRni oi lmrjalrefl hanli reervea are
influential factors to be considered in fu
ture stock market operations. Reports from
ths Interior of improved monetary condi
tions are supported bv the llehter ahln-
rnents from here, but the nnaitinn f the
iw-ai nnu nas not Deen essentially favored
by this develoDnient. min to tha heaw
drain of eubtreasury operations. The banks
"-.c iicv.ii o,uiv.'aw on mis account
during the week. Time funds continue
unauainaDis in large amounts, and rates,
though high, are considered nominal.
In Spite of . these unfavnrahla rlrraim.
stances the market uhnu -
fairly good account of Itself and showed
svldence of support at opportune times. A
.-. iniiunion or ins day's business was
transacted at the high range of prices, the
market thereafter ssgging In a dull and
listless fashion until tha Hot .,.ll. .ti
back to a parity, with yesterday's closing
" uww. jine Dear attacks whlan
Occurred at frenuant Inlmala
day were aided In large part by ths tlmld-
. " DU"" 10 rouse tha market from
ItS letharSTV. and whan tha rnnn, nn.
offered large amounts. r rtiffim ti,m
aimiiK. ii . : . . "v"'
-.i.iTj y. . "upporxmg oraers were
withdrawn and heavy stop-loss orders Were
Bonds wr firm TVito t ..u. HA. ...i..av
B.U0.000 rnlted State. U regletered and 8s
Thl i. . n ? ino 4 h Per cent on call,
Ths 2s COUoon decllna 1. ,
Numbsr of sales and quotations on stocks
Bales. Hlfh. Low. Clots.
Adams KXsreaa .
Amalniaatad Coyper
lu
. 4S.S0S 47 4. 44
.. LIU0 II MS
am. Kj. a r v,.,,.'
Ail. a r. p(d.., m
Am. Cattes Oil
Am. Cotton Oil efd. ,
A marl ran Bipraaa
Am. H AL. P(d
American Ice Becnrltlea....,
Am. laoaeed oil
Am. Llaaaed Oil pfd ,
Am. Lecemottra M
Am. Looarootlve sfd... ,
Am. B. R
o
II
too 17 17
17
1
11
400 Uti 14
s
a, wo nA
100 1
iH
41
rs
74S,
87
71
B. sfd
Am. Susar Raflnlag
11.1(10 100
uu
Am. lobacco nrd otra . iuo
74
7114
72
JJVi
Anaconda Mlniaa Ca 1 tat
Atohlaoa 4. 400
Atchison sfd
Atlantic Ceaat Line , 1,400
71
9
Tl
41
77
n
4
1
MS4
bammora Ohio 60.
IV4
Mi a Ohio, pfd -MO
Braov lrn Ranld 1. In ti
71
8
vaaadUs Paclllo W0 1(8
wuuiih new jersey..,-,.;.' ,. .
Chaaapeeks Ohio 440 8 tl4
Chicago Ot. W... Laos t l
140
cnioago a K. W a, 40 134 1J6H 1S4
nicaso, M. a 8L r 8.7V. 104 lOS ' lot
vuicaao 1 . a 1 .
8
l 01O4. T. T. Ofd., a... ,
Colsrade . l.TT; .1. i bh, iZ
86
14,
Colorado A Bo.
rW tu -80 .
Oole. A 80, let pt4.
la
44
84
veto, a bo. id pfd.
Consolidated Oa
Cora Products, rtg
Cars Preduota pfd
Delaware A Hudson
Dal.. U A
Denver A Rlo OraadS
D. R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities
Kris
Brta lat pfd
Brie M pfd
Oenaral Electrte ,
Illlaola Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd....,
Int. Pump ,
Int. Pump pfd.. A
Iowa Central
Iowa Central ptd.
Kanaaa City Bo..
K. C. Bo-, pfd ,
Loul-Ylllo 4k M..
Mex an Central
Minn. St. L... ,
St., St. PVA g. 1. M
St., BU BT A B. I. M. pfd..
Missouri Pacllle
Mlaaouri. X. A T
at.. K. A T. pfd
National Laid ,
N. It. R. ot M. pfd
New Tsrk Central
n. y., 0. A w
Norfolk A W ,..
N. A W. pfd
North American
PaolSe Mall
Paanarlvanls
Paopie'a (iaa
P.. C. 0. A St. L
Proceed Stool Car
Fraaoad g. O. pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading ,
Reading let ptd
Reading 8d pfd
Republic Stool 1
Republic Blaal pfd.
Rook Iiland Co
Hock laland Co. ptd
Bt. U B. r. M pt
Bt Leula 8. W
Bt. L B. W. pfd
Bouthara Paolfto
Bo. Pacltc ptd
Bo. Railway
80. Railway pfd
Texaa A Pacific.
Toledo, 8. L. A W
T.. Bt. L. A W: pfd
Vnloa Pactno
Union Pacific pfd
V. B. Biproaa
V. 8. Realty
U. B. Rubber
V. A Rubber pfd
V. B. Bloat
V. A Steel pfd
Va.-Caro. Chemical
Va.-Caro, Cacm. pfd
Wabaah
Wabash pfd
Wciu-Karao K , offered...
WaatlDshouaa gleotrlo
Wectera t'nion
Wbocltns A U
Wiaconaln Central
a la. Cantral pfd
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Northern Pacific
Great Northern pfd
Intorborough Mot.
Int. Met pfd
8i
" ioi "ii "ii"
"iiii iii" iiisi
i "ii"
b 40 40 .
1.40S 15 II
14 U
8U0 14 84
'-"ioi ui iisii'
too 4- 114
'"ioi '46", 'ii"
.....
.......
...... .....
i!o6i 'iiii '
A,7k Ht 141
tOO 85H Khi
.tVO td 7
XTo6 'iiii 'ii?,
atM) 8S 84
'"ioi 'iiii "ii
icuoi '44' 'iiti
400 II 11
800 46 ' ' 46
'i!oi '" "ii"
81,400 U4 1UH
'"ioi 'ii" 'iiii
'.'.'.".'. ".'."
ii'.M ij 1 'ii"
" ioi 'iiii 'iiii
100 44 46
8,100 16 14
400 18
ii.ioi '? 'n
IllO 104 10714
8u0 13"4 11
ouO 41 4
""ioi 'ii 'iiii
78.IU0 1174 Hi
'"ooi.'fr" 'iiii
700 M44 C
1.800 III 17
'"ioi '44" '44"
two i4i a
" i'ii 'iiii 'iiii
T4S4 74
80 IO lis
. 1.400 111 U4
18.
4.
iss
431
1
ao
18
1H
I34
61
10
H
11
II
an
41
14
10
7
64
8T,ii
a
W
41
1
14
71
43
85
111
71
41
14
70
li
11
!'
74
14
46
. H
l
n4
to
1
4
40
lit
14
HSS4j
. 74
0
14
14
40
85
M14
14
r)
4
1'
too
41
45",
71
la
16
Tl
too
1414
II
16
Bluaa-Shemald Bteel
iui
44
Total aalaa for tha dar. 470. M0 aharea.
L.adoa riostasr Rtsx-k.
LONDON. Deo. 12. Closing quotation, on
stocks were:
Conaola. money
da account ...
Anaooada,
AlcUlaon
l 11-14 at., tc A T
! 14-14 N. T. Central....
... 4 Norfolk A W ...
... T4 do pfd
...61 Ontario W
....
.... 44"
.... S4
41
.... 82
.... 64
.... 6
.... 47
... IS
.... 4
.... 74
...110
.... 41
do ptd
Baltimore A Ohio.... 64U, Pennsylvania ...
Caaadlaa Paelle 164 Rand Mines
Caeaapeake Ohio... Heading
Chlcaro Ol. w..
4-thcrn Rtlloir
C. M. A 8t. P.,
Do Borra
D. A R. O
do pfd
ta
do let pfd
do 8d ptd
Orand Trunk ....
llllnola Central .
lu4 do pld
14 Southern PaclOo .
i Inlon Pactno ....
41 do pfd .........
1U. B Steal
8"4i
l do pld
47 Waoaah
14 do pld
1!4 Bjanlsh 4a
47
"
10
11
o
Louis. tile a N
B1LVKR Bar, dull, d per ounce.
tiMr-'4 per cent.
The rate of discount in th. open market
for short bills Is t per cent; tor three
montiis' bills, i per cent.
N.w Yark Mlalag Stcteka.
NEW YORK. Dec 11 Closing quotation,
on mining stocks were:
Adanas Cos. 6 Leadrtlle Con. .
Alice 104 Little Chief
Breaco 10 Onlarte
Uruunlck Cos. ..... 44 Ophlr
CoaiaKKk Tuunet .... 11 Potoai ,
Cos. l)il. A Va 84 Savage
Hots Oliver 1" Hiarra Nevada ...
lroa Sliver 4S Small Hopes ....
OOvrad.
14
. 41
.
114
. II
. 14
. 44
.144
Baalc af Eaglaaa Btateaaeat.
LONDON, Dec. 12. Th. weekly statement
of the Hank of Kntiland shorn a the follow
lrg changes: Total reserve. Increased
AL7tt.tAi ilrculatlon, eocrwaaed Aiot,vuw,
'4
bullion, Increaned CL404.KX!; other securities.
reasiHi ti.j40.t"j otner oepoatts. ln-
reaaorl 727. Ois); public deposits, decres,a
C211.0; . notes, reserve. Incresaed l.Mi.-
V'l Oovernment securities, unchanged. The
proportion of the banks reserve to llsbill-
tes this weX Is 4H.86 per cent, compared
with 44.02 per cent last week.
New York Mower Market.
NEW TPltK. Dec. 12. PRIME MER-
CANTIf.R PAl'KH T'ij per cent.
BfBRUNU F.Xt-HAMit-lrreguiar, witn
ctual business In bankers Mils at 4 i,w
4 gfvtf for demand and at 84 7ni4. TPf.5 for
Ixty-day bills; commercial bills, S4..t.
BILVHR Usr. 4ftC! Mexican dollars. 410.
HtJNDS Governimnt, Irregular; railroad.
rm. '
MONEY On call, firm at 4312 per tent;
ruling rate. 12 Per rent; offered at 4 per
cent; time loans, nominal; sixty days, 18
per cent; ninety days, iv per cent; six
months, 7t8 per cent.
(.losing quotations on ponds wer. as
ollows:
U. a ret. ta, reg... 104H Hotk. Val. 4Ha 'H
do coupon lwi'l. a N. uni. 4a n
. 8. U. ret lflVWaa. e. . 4a l
do eoupon K'lw Mx. Central 4a 74
. 8. a. 4a. res 11' rlo 1st Inc 14
do coupon :.114 Mma. A Ft. L 4s... T4
Am. Tobacco 4a 41 M , K. A T. 4s
do la So no la
Atrhlion to. 4a X. n. It. ot 4. c. 4a 7W
da ad). 4a...
. H. T. ti g. mm
. 4 N. J. C. s. 5a 11
. " No Pacific 4a M'i
. Ida la 47
. liN. a W. . 4s
. W o. g. U rfdf . 4a as
. 48 Vena. c. 14'
. 5A Keadlna sen. 4a 44
Atlantic C. L. 4i
Bal. Ohio 4a.
da ma ,
Brk. R. T. a. 4a.....
Central ot Oa. 6a
do IX Inc
do Id Inc
do 3d Inc
. 4" St. L.. A 1. M. c. 6a..lOSV4
Vhea. A Ohio 44a..
CntcafO A A. IWa...
C. B. A Q. s. 4a...
C , R. I. A P. 4a...
4"4 t. u a r. fg. 4a. 11
SI St. U 8. W. 0. 4a.... ei
I "gcaboard A. L. 4a . 47
80. PaclSc 4a 44
?"4 do 1st 4a etfa 17
do col. 5a.
CCC.
Colo.
4 Bt L 1. 4a.. Ittio. RailwaT oa 47
Ind. M, aer. A. 44 Tita P. )a 104
Cols. Mid.
M T., Bt. L. A W.
11 I'nlon PaclSo 4a..
ft do cv 4a
40 V: B. Bteel ev. 4a
4iWabah la
4 do deb. B
41 Western Md. 4a..
TSV4W. L. B. 4a..
44
Colo. A 80. 4a
t uba M
. 14
D. A R . O. 4a...,
. i:
.11314
D'atlllera' 8ea. 6a.
BHa p. 1. 4a
. 4
. 48
.. T4
,. 77
"do sen. 4a.'
Japan 4a
do 4H rtfa..
wig. Central 4a..
do li eerlen. 84S
Bid. O0era4.
F.relga Flaaaelal.
LONDON. Dec. 12. Money was In better
supply In the market today owing to gov.
ernment disbursement and discounts wer.
firmer. Americans were the brightest sec
tions today. The overnight strength of
Wall street, followed by the presidents
announcement,, created a belief that the
government's action against th. railroads,
etc., would b. modified. Later Americana
confirmed the advance her. and bears cov
ered further,-and although prices closed a
traction below the best the market nnlsnea
firm. In other sections business was dull,
Consols hardened slightly and 'Russians re
ceived good support .from the continent.
The uncertain money outlook, however,
checked business generally.
nt-itL,iN, uec. la. Trading on the Bourse
today was somewhat stronger on mora ra
vorabl. opinions of the monetary outlook.
American shares Improved upon London
advices.
FAltlS. Dec. 12. Prices on the Bourse to
day wer. firm.
Bank of Fraaca Statemeat.
PARIS. Dee. 12. The weekly statement
or the Bank of' Iranoe- shows tha follow
lng change: Notes. .In circulation, de
creased, 100,376,000 francs; treasury deposits,
Increased 2,860.000 -francs; general deposits,
decreased. 36.U7&.900 franca: gold In hand.
accreaaea s.o, rranca; silver in hand, de
creased 2,514.000 francs; bill, discounted.
decreased 78,300,000 francs; advances, de
creased 7,475,000 franca
Baalc Clearlntrs,
OMAHA, Deo. 12. Bank clearings for to
day wer. 11,913.60.17 and for tha corres
ponding date last year 88,070,676.04.
' OMAHA WHOLESALE! HARKDT,
. "
Coadltloa of Trad, and Qaotatloa. oa
Stapta aad Faaey Frodaeo.
FOGS Frssh selling eggs, candled. XSo.
H'lTIR Cemrrron, loo; fanoy tub and
rolls, V.'nla; creamery, 81a.
CHEfc.SK New full cream, Wlaoonsl.
twins. 17Vao: new lull cream briuk. 17o: do-
mestlo, nsw Swiss, 18a; n.w limburg.r, IS
bloc; young Amerioas, lHO.
LIVE FOULTKY-Sprlngs, 8c; hens.
8u; roosters, sc; aucks, so; geese, sc; tur.
keys. Vic: pigeons, eoc per dog.
OKKSbED POULTRY Springs, fancy.
fo; hena, 8Gi;. reostsrs, 40; ducks, tc;
geese. 80; turkey Si-llto,,,
HAY-Cholc. tro.l upland, f 10.00; me
dium. 88.00; No. I oot torn, 84.00; off grades,
from 86.141 to 84U''Ty. straw, 1.W; to.
aUaUa. tU.(). . s .
rRUITat
' APPLES N.w tutx. Ktng-s. cer barrel.
15.60; "Nona Such," par barrel, $8 86; 80
ounce Pippins, " barrel, 86.26; Maiden
Blush, par barrel, 86.00; Baldwins, per
barrel, to.wj ursenwgs, per oarrei, Kvv;
western box apples, Colorado Jonathans,
par box, 88.25; Colorado Grimes Qoidana.
per box, 88.86; Idauo Jonathans, par bos,
83.00: Idaho winter Bananaa, per boa.
8800: Washington Ben Davis. 83.00: Wastv
ton Northern Spy, per box, 88.00; Washing
ton Greenlnga, pat box, 82 00: Washingtoa
Baldwins, per box, 88.00; 'Washington Rom.
Beauty, per box. 82.26; Washington full Bp-
pies, assorted, per oox. i 10,1. to.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Per bu..' 660T5o.
CABBAOlu HoUand sssd, per lb., 19
ONIONS Red Globe, per bu., 8tO6c;
taenia, per crate, 41.no.
BWliET POTATOES Email bbL, tl 10.
BKiwTS rer DU.,. sue
CARROTS Per. bu.. Tte.
TURNIPS Per bushel, 600.
- PARSNIPS Per bushsl. 7x
CKLERY Michigan, per bunch, glltf Its.
NAVY BSANt-Per bu.. No. L 82.W per
bu. ; Lima, 70 per in
TROPICAL FRUITS.
vnaiuan rimiu f. w. j. sa.w.
fornla-Wasklngton navels. 8300; Florida
OiSDe Fruit- oer box. 46.7H1.00.
GRAPES Concords, per basket. 8080c
Malaga, heavy weights, psr keg, to.000
6.50; Malagas, medium weights, per kg,
t4.60S6.00
B AN ANAS--Port r Llmons, per bunch.
S2.0C(2l3.00.
FIGS AND DATES Smyrna flas.
7 crown, per pound, 14tlSo; Smyrna rigs,
-crown, per potuid, 12rflJc; Smyrna figs,
4-crown, per pound, lWUc: California flga,
boxes. 10 cartons, 86c; California figs.
boxes, 18 cartons, ooc; canrornia lis, bulk,
oer Dound. 6V4o; Hallowl dales, per pound,
6c; Khadrawl dates, per pound, tc; Salr
dates, per pound, 6c; hard date. 18-
ootind boxes, per pound, tc. .
LEMONS-Fancy, dOO and 860 slse. cer
box, 44.tkKu6.00; extra choioa. 800 and 840
slse, per oox, s4.voo4.iw.
COCOANUTS Pei Back, t4 W; per dogen.
oc.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs. 14c; No, 8 ribs, llc: No
rib 7c; No. 1 loin, ,18c; No. 2 loin, I80
No. 8 loin, Bc; mo. 1 cnuck. 4o; No.
chuck, 6c: N"- chuck, to; No. 1 round,
ivw: No. 2 round. 7c; Ko, t round. 6o: No.
1 plate, 6c; Nix i plate, 6c; No. 2 plate,
f MISCELLANEOUS!.
CALIFORNIA DttliiD FRLITff-Prunes
are somewhat unsettled by freer ofTerlngs
from socond hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo
tatione range from 60 to 80 for Californii
fruit and from 6o to ftu for Oreaim.
Peaches very firm. ;Wiln . fancy yellows
nuoied at isso.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
era, 76c. Tomatoes, tancy s-pound cans,
41. to: siandara 6-pouno vsns. si w. Pins
spples, grated, a-pound. 2H)'jji.0; sliced,
81.7iMiSo. tiauon a L Lies. I4.au. Callfornt
aoricola, t- iva4.iu. ' Psai s, K.lual.lS.
Peaches, tl.svfe 15. L. C. peaches, ti.iutf
0.10. Aiuaa saitiion, . rca, Si.au; lane
Chinook, flat, i.lo; fancy aockeys, flat,
82.16. Bardlnes, quarter oil, 84v; three'
quarters muslsrd, la. a. Sweet potatoes,
H i.&l.o tiaueikraut, jc. Pumpkins, Ho
1 41(A). Lima beans, 2-pound. locittl.m
boaked piss, t-pouud, 6nc; fanoy, 81 2571. 48.
ftO 16 Lauiornn waiuuts, er ID., 140
Imported walnuts, per lb., IX 'J 14c; Tarra
gona almonds, ver lb.. 16c: filberts, osr lb.
I8c; Braslls, per lb llt14c; Peuans, per
ID., kviiu; utanutv,- raw, per iu tc
peanuta, roasted, per lb., 8c; Italian chest
buts. ier lb.. 8 b 8c,
COFFEE Hossiad, No. 8C, 2c; No. 80,
lie; ino. m. uk; rao. i. iittv.
SUGAR Grauulatsd, can., per sack.
la.t.v oect. a. tui luai, c; cuoea, 4Vto
powdered. 8 16c.
FISH Halibut. 11c: trout. 18c; pickerel
10c: piKe, 14-t : piae, irean frozen. Yic
whltehab. 14 it 16c; butfalo. 14c: bullhead!
skinned and ureseed, 18c; catfish, droaawd
17c; white perch, in; white bass. 15c; bis.
bass. 26c: sunnsh. 4tKc: crapDlea. Buite
largs crspplua. 15c; herring, fresh frosen
c; whllenan, frosen, utflc; pickerel, free
frosen, lac: red snapper, 12c; flounders,
mackerel. lSiiioo per nan; codnsh. frea
frosen, 12c; red snapper. 12c; flounders.
smelts. Uo; shad roe, 4ac p lb.; frog legs,
80c per doa; ;raen sea ' turtl. meat, 86
per lt.
HIDES J ND TALLOW Green sslted,
Ho. 1. 7c; No. 2. 70: buj Mdes. 40 : area
hides. No. 1, 4c; No. 2, 6c; horse, IX 5otil.it,
sheep pelta, oOcew Talloi. No. L 4V4fc
so. c ftc. Vi OOI. IMl'M.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Dec, 12,-COFFEE-FM
tures closed steady, net .unchanged to
points higher. Sales were reported of 2ti.2oO
bags, including 1 tinner at h.awuo iav
Junusry. 6 m; Man n, e oc: May, 4 utx-
juiy, b.kic; Bepteuioer, v.tc; par.toa, mo.
t ,:; mild coffee, steady; Cordova, si-
UMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattl Trade Very Slow, with Ten
dency of Prices Downward.
OGS HIGHEST SINCE BREAK
Sheep aad Lambs la Light Receipt,
Especially Goad Killers Lam be
Folly Steady, with Feeltag
a "beep Weak.
SOUTH' OMAHA, Dec. It l"-
ReceiDts were:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep
Official Monday....
... 4.711 I 6.128 12.638
... 6.818 1 8.1M 6.7(6
... 4.744 7.75 8, it
... 6.4AJ0 6,7u0 8,3t4)
Ufficlal Tuesday ...
Utlk-lal Wednesday
t-auinate Thursday
Four davs this week..K.854 27,773 85, f l
&ame das last week. ...18.188 20.8JO W.2K1
line days 8 weeks ago..l0.i40 v.im z,m
aula days 3 weeks ago. .18.1)40 U.Voo 21. oi
Bam. day. 4 weeks ago..l.8.'U ll.l4 6O.0W
Same days laat year 28,otl &a,677 37,3t
Ths following table shows tTt. receipts ol
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
or in. year 10 onto, compareu n
year: 1907. 1W6. Inc. uic
L'attl. 1.129.S3 1.081.848 r7.844
Hog. 8.1B7.1S8 2.a2.oa ia4.8
taheep 8,Oo8, 2,lf7,tl
The following table shows the averaga
prli'. of hogs at Bouth Omaha for th. last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1807. 19O.1206. 1904. 1803. 102.1901.
Dee.
Deo.
8 08
I 86
lit
4!i
t 84
8 17!
I 67
Dec.
t 91
I P6
4 08
Doc.
Dec.
Deo.
a
t 08
tot
tio
Deo.
Dec.
t 0
Dec.
nl 14
Deo.
t 08
1 1
Dec.
6 W t 18
Sunday.
Th. official number of cars ot Block
brouaht In todav bv each road was:
Cattie.llogs.Bneep.ri sea.
C. M. & St, P. Ry... 8
Wabash 4
Mo. Pac. Ry 1
I.... 4 80 a 4 87 4 4 4 8?
I. ... 4 84 6 OS 4 48 42
4.... 4 6J t 13 4 81 4 44
6 ... 4 87 I 12 4 84 4 42 4 88
..... 4 70 t 16 4 63 4 40
7.... 4 63 t 21 4 2 4 80 4 V
8... 15 t 87 4 29 4 82
... 4 47 4 84 4 82 4 84
10... 4 83 8 81 4SS44ii
II. .. 4 46 6 14 4 79 4 47
12... 4 70 (03 4 83 4 43 4 4
a. ii 'i
t 1
a ..
8 .. ..
1
81 t
4 r. ..
5- ;r ::
li 18 J
Union i'acliic system 38
C. c N. W.- (East) 4
C. & N. W. (Wast) 87
C St. P. M. O. Ry 18
1:. H. ft y. (Hat).... s
C. B. A Q. (West).... 97
C. R. I. dfc . (East)
C. R. I. & P. (West).. 8
Illinois Central 8
Chicago Gt. Western. 8
Total receipts 222
The dlsDosttlon of th. day', receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing me num
ber or head indicated:
Buyers.
Cattle.Hogs.Bheep
Omaha Packing Co
4,264 640 260
1111 1.045 936
K2 1,31 6fi
1,068 2,152 298
4S
lu
. 77
44
84
40
726
84
ir.9
41
82
10
11
685
11
828 1 1.872
.6,276 6.472 8.434
G. H. Hammond Co
Swift and Company ....
Armour ft Company....
Carey 4V Benton
w. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston & Co ;
Hamilton ft Rothschild
Kingan & Co
la Wolf
Sam Werthelmer ,
Mike Haggerty
3. B. Root CO
T. B. Inghram
Rullivan tiros. ,
Halstead
Independent Packing Co.
Other buyer. .
Total
CATTLE ReceiDts of cattle have been
oulte liberal all the week and today fur
tilahad no esnentlnn thera balna 218 fresh
cgre reported. Th. arrivals consisted
largely or natives, th. same as an in.
week, with warmed up steers, cows and
heifers and feeders strongly in evidence.
In fact, there was plenty of everything
today except really good came, tne oner
Inss of the latter class being rather light
Th. market as a whole was In vary much
the same condition as yesterday, that la
very slow and dull, with packers' orders
not at all urgent. It waa very lat. in th.
morning before buyers made any attempt
to do business, the market at no time aur
lng th. dar nhowtng any scmblanee of ao
tlvlty. Advices from other selling points
were generally unfavorable, considerable
decline, being reported. Th. fact that
soma cattle laahlrned from this Dolnt sold
very poorly at Chicago did not help th.
selling Interests at this point.
Fat cattle, even the best her., wer. siow
sellers throughout, with prices anywnen
from weak to 10c lower than yesterday.
Some of the best cows brought prices
that looked almost steady, but th. general
market was easier and In a good many
cases fullv 10c lower than yesterday.
Th. feeder trade waa very much of a
drag. In fact, as noted yesterday, It haa
been pretty dull all th. week. Th. condl
tion of th. market for fat cattle Is not
such as to encourage the buying of feeders
and th. market has declined for the wsnt
of buying nupport from th. country. To
dav It was llow and dull, with Drlces a lit
tie lower, a good many of the light cattle
selling a. .Tiuch as Zoo lower than, ten
davs aro.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steets, tl.SO-ii6.60; fair to good
corn-fed steem. 84.60ii4.b0: common to fa!
corn-fed steem. 83.6td4.60; good to choice
range steers, t (.0124.60; fair to good range
steers, IS.dtxiTH.M; common to fair range
steers, 83.Gu-ii3.4t: good to choice cows and
heifers, 83. 4C03. 76; fair to good cowa and
heifers. .4"ii'J.40; common to Ian "tw
and heifers. 81.004x2. 40: good to choice stocY
ors and feeders, t3.76!y-4 i: fair to good
stockers and feeders, 83.268.76: common
to fair stockers and feeders, 82.5093.26.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Na.
11....
t....
t....
U....
40....
14....
81....
4....
8....
8...
11....
4....
4....
14....
I....
I....
II....
It....
86....
a....
8....
14....
4 ...
14...
I ...
2....
1 ...
....
7....
Av. Pf-
No.
At. Tt.
.... 478 I 46
...117 4 IK)
....loot 4 19
....l'it 4 10
....a "44 4 80
....UN 4 tt
urea 4 ta
1U60 4 44
17...
14...
14...
U...
80...
16...
I...
84...
....1IA4 4 70
..,.1170 4 70
.... IHI 4 44
....1174 4 46
....1270 4 U0
....1175 8 00
....1U4 4 86
....6141 6 46
....IH04 4 44
COWS.
, 1046 8 09 IS.,
1048 I 08
J114 8 14
li41 8 10
444 I 10
1047 8 14
1117 8 14
4,4 8 16
1S I u
11 CO 8 81
447 8 84
l'0 I 15
i6 8 60
1416 I 11
Bis I 16 6 ,
i4 8 24 7
45 8 5 4
....... 116 8 44
474 I 40 4 ,
1145 8 60 14
104 8 60 14
i 8 46 1 ,
Ii4 8 75 11 ,
M I 40 41
444 I 10 I ,
Il7v I 00 8
1U44 1 00
HEIFERS.
740 3 64 28......
6k4 t 78 I
, Il 8 46 11
440 I 04 16
I) IM I ,
6 8 40 8
loc.1 I 44
..1117 I 14
., 454 t 74 '
.. 7.U I 16
.. 444 3 78
..l')41 I 40
.. 444 4 10
.1110 4 79
BTOCKEKS AND FEEDERS.
418 3 70 8 414 44
144 I 76 14 740 I 44
I
16
1
80
44
t
85
444 . 3 40 IT IM I 44
447 I 00 87 864 I 40
4M I 14 1 646 I 44
444 I 80 1 IM III
740 I to 9 I) I 70
T14 I 49
WESTERNS NEB R A SKA.
6 calves.,
11 8 25
7 feeders.. M t 60
t feeders.
6 calves. ..
1 cow
883 t 60
194 6 25
ltr0 8 85
1 bull lJfO t 60-
14, calves... 80 I 7.T
4 feeders. .I't2 3
1 bull IHkO t 35
28 rows 92 3 85
2 bulls 1276 2 36
t calves... 2H1 3 ft
8 feeders.. 876 t 00
27 feeders.. BS8 I 40
7 heifers... s7 t 85
1 cow..,
MO 1 75
t rows IwO 1 76
1 cslf 160 f 60
4 calves... 172 6 00
10 feeders.. 671 t 3
t cows ha3 1 15
4 feeders.. 442 t 80
t cows 12J I 10
I feeders.. 6 :i5 1 00
heifers... MS t 15
t steers...
8M I W
2S1 3 60
7ii 8 00
4 calves... 172 6 10
10 feeders.. 571 S 25
19 feeders.. X! 1 26
4 cows 7:7 i 00
4 cows 717 t 86
4 feeders.. 7u6 t 00
1 bull 16M) t 45
2 feeders.. ) 2 40
t calves. .
t feeders.
4 cows..,.
2 cons....
87 1 85
76 2 70
13 feeders.. l'K'3 8 66
11 feeders.. luM t 80
24 cows IM t 10
12 steers.... . t 70
11 cows 843 t 00 1 bull..
.1260' t 00
1 calf 2su 3 60
WYOMING
56 heifers.. 835 t 25
76 steers. ...1018 140
14 steers.. ..lot 3 4 16
t cows lVft t 90
t bulls 1218 t 60
Oakley A
3 steers
...1044 t 00
...I'll 4 180
...lu'!3 120
... '5 1 46
71 Steers
3 cows.,
12 cows.,
1 cow...
...!) J 40
Ellis. Idaho.
40 cows. A...lii3 166
41 cows 1009 1 55
A- Mcuowan, Idaho.
8 steers.... H"4 3 00 38 rows 911 196
88 rows 750 1 00 81 feeders.. 74 t 45
10 feeders. J 674 1 76 25 feeders.. (' 2 t 66
i feeders.. 9.1 t 00 2 bulla 1265 2 25
HOGS Hogs opened 15o higher this morn
ing, with Hi. nral sales around 14.65. L'nder
the Influence of th. very active demand on
tho part of both packers and shippers
prices rapidly strengthened up, becoming
higher and at the best time fully 2ou
hi tier, then eased off again, becoming
quite a little weaker than tha beat tune
The general market might beat be described
fes J.jjiic higher. T'ie hogs sold very
largely at Utx,u4 75, with a top at 84 80. It
will be reinemlered that eaterday the
bugs sold principally at Ittatfru, with a
large sprinkling st 84 W and a lop st t4.0.
l crtnv s srtvance retries tne marsei nara
o Frld'sv of laat week, when the hogs sold
In-prsctlrnlly the same notches as they did
today. That means that nogs tonay soia
high as thev hsve any day sine, th
big bresk started.
l.ste trains 01a not sen to goon i
vantage. After the more urgent orders
were Tiled ths market eased off, becoming
loo lower than the good time or abotit
like the opening On the cine buyers did
not want to r7 over HA for the best
bogs.
Representative sales:
No.
An.
h.
tT. Ke. At. 8. fr.
4 64 44 ' ... 4 71
4 M IS HI 80 4 74
4 44 44 474 40 4 74
4 4.1 M 34 lf 4 74
4 4 44 140 4 TS
4 44 44 IS 40 4 74
4 48 41 114 4 74
4 44 14 r.4 . 4 78
4 44 77 t 40 4 71
4 64 44 U4 ... 4 74
4 44 44 144 44 4 11
4 44 41 r7 1 4 t5
4 45 41 ... 4 Ttt
4 45 41 14 ... 4 SO
4 45 tO 114 SO 4 40
4 44 14 110 ... i 40
4 44 40 51 ... 4 TO
4 74 II 171 804 4 7
4 T4 H 1 44 4 T
4 74 41 H4 40 4 70
4 79 44 144 IW 4 T4
4 70 44 Tl 0 4 TO
4 TO 44 . 140 4 TO
TO . M IT 44 4 TO
4 70 41 t4 140 4 7
4 TO 44 U 1 4 TiH
4 70 44 14 SO 4 TH
4 TO Tl K4 140 4 TI14
4 70 44 ri 40 I Tt4
4 TO 44 t 4 7IV4
4 TO Tl l4 14 4 Tt
4 70 41 1l Itt 4 TT4
4T Tl Ill ... 4W4j
4 TO 44 44 4 T1'4
4 T4 44 110 40 4 TIH
4 TO 44 IM 44 4 TlVi
61 ..
...114
...1J4
....It
....
,...ll
leS
...1
fri
H4
14
lit
1)4
I4
'
r"0
X4
tut
St..
17...
tl...
44
M
44 ,
1
84
5
44 ,
47 ,
M
44
74 ....
41
78
44
HI....
47
44
.NO'
r
44
M
10
...rw
...84
...M7
...ri
...11
...!
...201
...Ii
...1
'
81
44
44
T4
71
11....
41
44 171
44 lrr
SHEEP ReceiDts .f sheep this morning
wer. very light only twelve cars bslng
reported In. Of this number seven cars
wer. Idaho ewes, .0 tnst in. aneringe i
tA at, iff air, iinuatiallv Ucht. Th. f.W
desirable fat iambs In sight chsnged nsnds
very readily at fully steady prices. Good
fed westerns sold largely at 16 .6. Th. feel
ing on sheep was very weak, aus to very
unfavorable reports from Chlcsgo. Boms
or the packers bsd messages inaicaiina
that there were good fed sheep at that
rmlnt held sines Atonaav wunoui a diu.
Had ther. been any .heep of consequence
here they would undoubtedly hav. sold 10c
lower at least .
Quotations on good to choice sneep ana
lnmha: Iambi 8a.7fy& 90: yearling wethers.
84!MV&'1.76; wethors. t4.fcKv". t3.76fl
4.0".
RepresentatlT. sales:
No.
21 wsstern lamb.
A.
:: 3
.. 8
,.. 68
.. 62
,.. 180
Pr.
6 8A
6 86
6 86
I 00
6 04
4 00
t ts
112 western lambs
163 western lambs
6 western lambs, culls
5 western lambs, oulla.
1 western ewe
40 western lambs r
81
328 western yearlings and weth-
4rTS
868 western yearlings and weth-
99 4 8S
488
t 76
178
5 86
6 00
1 75
6 76
8 00
t 76
6 00
ro
7 western ewes 97
22 western ewe. 184
72 western lamb. 84
S western lambs 76
63 western ewes 115
25 western lambs 80
IS western cull ewes and bucku. 103
163 western lamb. 71
1 western wether 90
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattl. Slow and Da H Hogs aad Sheep
Steady.
CHICAGO. Dec. 12. CATTLE1 Receipts
estimated about 13,000 head; market sloa
snd dull; steers, t.OCKa.80; cows. 88.7dS'4.60
, (, , . j F" Aa. w..li 00 KA3U OA Mntuaa
1 1 o 1 1 .T 1 ,, aa.evAUv.jo, llj tin, rt-.. ,u , v . ,
t9kV,7 0K. .i.u.ri anrl feeders 81.40(4.50.
HOGS Receipts, estimated about 20,000
head; market steady; choic. heavy shlp
tilnr. 85 2ur6.2n: lla-ht butchers. 15. 20ft 5,;
light mixed, 66.10j6.15; cholo. light, 15.15
6.20; packing, 84.y.lfi; pigs, 84.0C.c4.75; bulk
or suiea, ao.ivtn'.io.
SHEEP AND' LAMBS Receipts, estl
mated about 80.000 head: market steady
shewn. 33.6OS6.60; lambs, 5.4S.20; yearlings,
4.aA44.40.
Kansas City Live RteoU Market.
KANSAS C1TT. Dec, 12. CATTLE R.
relnts. 1 800 bead. Inclufllnar 500 southerns
l(vji'16o Tower: choice export and dressed
beef steers, t5.004f6.76; fslr td good, 84.0041
6.26: western steers, t3.75fift.76: Blockers ai
feeders, 83.004.50; southern steer. t3.60ifl
4.x; southern cows, 82.ztiiUB.i3; native cows,
12.7615)6.06; bulls. 13.0O5W.0O; calvw, HOflffirt.60.
KOte Koelpts, 8,w need; &c nigner:
too. 85.02i: bulk of sales, 84 76tt.0O; heavy
84.Kiio,tmH; - paoksrs, 14.7536.00; pigs and
lights. 84.60(176.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.200
head; market 103H6C lower; lambs, 85.5il
t.00; ewe. and yearlings, S4.236.7f; western
yearlings, 34. 606. 00; western sheep, 83. 5n
4.80; stockors and feeders, 83.ooer4.a.
St. LaaU Llvsr Stack Market.
ST. LOUIS, Deo. ll.-CATTI.ro Receipts,
1,800 head, Including 1,000 Tsxans; market
stesdy; native shipping and export steers,
86.4(i.2f; dressed beef and butcher steers,
85.OO06.7T; steers under 1,000 lbs., $.1.00.76
stockers and feeders. I2.264M.26: rows ant
heifers, 83.OXy6.lXi; rannara, tl.60CT2.19; bulls,
12.60i4.25: calves, 88 604r7.60: Texss and In.
dian steers, JZvtC.lO; cows and heifers,
31.&Ofj!3.7S. '
HOGS Receipts. 6,600 head; market 16o
higher: tags and lights. 84.ftVii6.10: Deckers.
t4 6O$f.10; butchers and bsst heavy, t 860
o.io.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,600
head; market stesdy; native muttons, tAOO
;4.ttu; iambs, 8o.7NQ6.0d; culls and bucks,
3.60S.OO; Blockers, 83.003.86.
It. Joseph LIT Itack Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dec. 12 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.281 head; market lower; nstives,
34.0uj.w; cows and heifers, 11.754j4.60,
st-oc'icers sna - xeeejoTS, so.a&irri.tiv.
iuxju nereipts, 4.168 Dead; market 40c
r-ignerj top, mw. Bulk or ssles, 84.75rM.o.
BHEEF AND LAMRU-Receipts, l.ftttj
neao; marKet steady; lambs, 85.25'ffO.Oll
yearlings, ea.Av.st,
Stoax Cltr Liv. Stock Market.
BIOUX CITT, la., Dec. 12. CATTLE Rs
eel pi a, uo head; market slow; stockers
aieaay; Doevea. 4.wj(uo.to; cows and heifers,
32.0ji(i4.oo; stockers and feeders, 13.003,3.60
calves and yearlings. t2.0Oj3.4O.
HOGS Receipts, 8,41)0 head; market 26o
nigner, selling at ii; bulk, 4-i -o4.iO.
Stock la Sight.
wealsrn markets yesterday: -
Cattle. Hogs.
South Omaha f,400 .7u0
Sioux City i 700 1.400
Kansss City LtoO t.2o0
St. Joseph t.tnl 4.160
St. Louis 3.8fl0 ' 6.600
Chicago ., 13.WJ0 - 20,0u0
total 26.981 47,966
Sheen
, 8.301
'i'.ioo
1.0H3
l.fkJO
20,000
M,S63
' Ce-ttoa Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-COTTON-Futur.s
opened rirm; Liecemoer, ii.o&c; January, lie
March. 11. lc April, ll.15-9U.16o; May,
11.17c;, June, 11. loo; July, ll,12o; August,
1U-&-C.
t mures -closed steady; December. 11.68c
January, ll.OOo; February, J1.15c; March
ll.rSc; April. 11 26c; May, 11 27c; June,
11.24c; -July, U.2o; August, 10. Wc. Spot
cioaen steaoy, o points nigner; middllni
uplands, 12.Sfoc; middling gulf, 12.45c; sales
l.Ait bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 18 -COTTON Spot,
gooa iuainess aor.e; prices lu points higher
American mlddliMg fair, t.88d; good mid
dllng, 6.62d; low middling, f.sud; good ordl
nary. 6.5od ordinary. 4.V6d. The sales n
ths dsy were 18,uu0 bsles, of which 1,(00
were iur apnouiation ana export and In
eluded 17.50U , American. Receipts. 19.000
bales, including U.40U American. Futures
openea nrm ana Closed steady.
ST. LOUIS., Pec. lX-COTTON Firm
middling, UHc; uo sales; receipts, 1,068
nuius; Biupiuenia, - in oaies; slock, 15,091
bales.
NEW OTU-FAN3, Dec. 12 COTTON
Boot. nmiL lovt ordlnsry. 74ic. nominal
good ordinary, Hlc. nominal; low middling,
lie: miouung, it so; . gooa miaaung, JJHc
middling fair, . Lc; fair,. 13o. nominal
Bales. sales; receipts. 15.787 bales
auCK, i40,oDi bales.
Metal Market
NEW YORK. Deo. 12-METAIa-Th
London tin market was higher, with spot
quoted ai avi-i oa aiiu luiures at aid lbs,
Locally tne market was week and lowe
and In sympathy, with Quotations ranrm.
from tZ?.50oJ 50. Copper was lower In the
Indnn mantel, at tM lbs for spot and
o0 Is for futures. Locally the aiirl.t
was weak and lower, with lske quosed at
lis. wo 13. a; electrolytic, siz ;mj la.uo; ess
lng, 3li otru Vi.lb. leati declined to 11 1
sd In lnooii. uocmny tne market was
weak and lower also, st 83 76. Spelter
snsrea in. general weaanesa or in. ixin
dm market, being quoted at 20 7s d
lxoaiiy u was wean, at H.ao)4.80. Th
Kngliah iron market was hlghsr, wit
standard foundry quoted st 4a M and
I ieveiana warrants at oa. 1orally No
1 northern was quoted at 117.758:08 86; south
ern grade nominal.
T. IajL'IS. rc 12 M ETA LS Lead,
lower, so. s. opeiier, wesg, 4 u.
Dloeoaat Resaala. faeaaaged.
. LONDON, Dec. 12. -The rat. of discount
or tne liana ot fc-ngland remained un
tiianged loda 41 7 per cent.
BOY DISEASED BY AMBITION
Thirteii-Yejr-01d Clitp Scornt Or
f hanng-e for Batlneti.
BUT EE GOES BACK TO TORMEB
Ittle Fagltlva I. F.aad ay Jartslla
Orlleer Rag.ged ta Oass. at
olltalr. aad , Pratest.
aa Restraint.
Tha prlnotpal troubl. with Charll. Allen
aged 18, Is that h. la too .mMtloua. Shakes
pear, haa said something about ambition
erleaplng Itself and falling oa t otner
Bids. That's the way with Charll..
Charll. Is. to us. his own words, "half a
orphsnU" HI father Is dead nd hi mothst
couldn't take car. of him. Therefor, th
Juv.nll. authorities took him In hand and
plsoed him In th. Benson orphsnege. insr
II. made a trip through th. Institution,
Inspected .r-rythlng theroughly, talked to
som of th. children and decided it was no
plac. for sn ambitious young man Ilk. him
self.
Having unbounled fatth In that declara
tion of th. rts-ht of .v.ry oltlsen to lib
erty and th. pursuit of happlnas.. Charlls
w.nt to a door whloh wag unlocked, opened
It snd walked away. An hour later his so
sen oe wa discovered.
W.d.nsdar en. of Probation Offlcet
Mogy's dsputles wsnt down to lilt Chlcsgo
street, where CharUe had onos lived with s
kind hearted woman. Th.r. Sh. found
Charlie sitting In solitary -sad manly state
st k tabls. H. was playing a gam. ot
osrds.
H. glanced carelsssly at th. young
woman and than wsnt calmly on with his
game.
Charles), ta W.aehalaat.
What aro you doing h.ra, Chsrll.r sh.
saked.
Charll. looked up with an nprsslon that
said. "Beg pardon, ar you addressing
mat"
Sh. repeated her Inquiry.
"I am plsylng a little gam. of osrds,"
h. replied nonohejantty, sa hs mad. a tow
rspld movements of th. esrds In his game
of Bolltalra.
But you ought t. at th. orphanags,"
sh. Insisted.
No," said Charila," I hay. no Urn. to
spend In orphans ges. I'm going to get a
Job and make money. I want to gat rich.
rm going to Peoria, I csn gat a job in
Poorla."
Th. yoang woman thsn mod. an wo-
quent plea for Omaha as a center of In
dustry. It la muoh superior to Psorla as a
plac. for work snd high wages, ah. de
clared. Charll. paused In Ms game, shew
ing that h. waa Interested In th. proposi
tion. H. appearsd to be In deep thought.
When th. young woman stated that sh.
knew whers sh. could get him a Job, no
capitulated snd agreed to go with her.
Eventually h consented ts return to
tha. orphanags whither h. was taken.
1 don't wsnt to waBts much tlm. wltn
thaa klda. though," he Bald. "I got to get
a Job snd begin to get rich."
Millions of bottle or Foley's Hon.f and
Tsr hav. been sold without any person
ever having sxpsrlenced any other than
beneficial results from Its us. for coughs,
colds snd lung troubles. This Is beeaus.
ths ganutn. Foley's Honey and Tsr In th
yellow packags contains no opiates or
othsr harmful drugs. Guard your health
by rsfuslng any but th genuine. For sal.
by sll druggists.
EUROPEANS ARE GOING HOME
R.tara ta Fata.rlaads ta neiponaa
ta Raiaora af Work aa
-Cheap Ltviagr.
"Th xodus of foreigners from Kansas
City Is big st present," said S. C. Sin
clair, a Ksnsas City business msn who Is
stoppplng st tho Paxton. "Thousands of
these peopl. sr. leaving .very day .for
their south.rn European homes. Th finan
cial flurry was tho cause of many being
out of work. Most of them hav nest
sums of money laid up snd destr a trip
to their native land. Then they he", re
ceived report that there I a scarcity of
labor all over Europe. They know that
while wages there are not as . high as In
America, th. cost of living Is not ss great.
Som. of them will probably never rrturn
to this country, but most of them expect
to return. Many who sre going sre natur
alised citizen of this country.
"Ther. Is one great fear that mart of
them hold In common, snd that fear has
deterred many others from going. It Is
th. fear they wW be , pressed Into the
army snd made to serve three Sr five
yesrs. Those who hav tak.n out natur
alization pspers In this country sre rely
ing on them for protection Sgalnst their
being compelled to seYv In th army, In
som of th countrUa Jt may protect them,
but not In Italy.- B.-ery Italian born on
Italy's soli owes hfs country thre years
of military servlc and hs cannot escape It
by going to som other country and be
coming naturalized, becauss tt is an obli
gation hs owed before h. threw off al
leglanc to hi. own king, and any tlm h.
sets his foot on Italian soli they will get
him and th United States Is powerless to
lntsrvens." '
"Dle-d at Fnaaaaaata"
Is never written of those who our. coughs
snd colds with Dr. King's Mew Dlsoovery.
Guaranteed, too and 3L0O. For sal. br
Beaton Drug Co. '
. Waal Market.
BOSTON, Dec. 12. WOOLe-Interest In th.
local market has rsvlved with th. Improve
ment In the money market and betier feel
ing In the mills. Trading bfcs been mors ac
tive than for several weeks and a good
movement In sample lots, indicating prepa
rations for futurs requirements, Is re
ported. Prloes remain firm, except in
pulled wools, where trsnsartions hav bean
carried through at somewhat lower rates.
Th. leading western quotations are as fol
lows: Kentucky, Indiana snd Missouri,
thres-elghths blood, Hijlc quarter-blood,
2W?3Uc; scoured vslues, Texss fine twelve
months, 7ft(i73c: fine six t." eight months,
oti 60c; fine tall, 5Zo; California, north
ern, 64f;ioc; middle oounty, 6gZo; south
ern. 60&A1C; fall fleece, tttfHla. Oregon,
astern. No. 1 staple, 7(ST72c; eastern, No.
1 clothing, dMjtfOo; eastern average, t73o:
vslley. No. 1. tOiyuic; territory (scoured
basis), fine staple, 72372c; fins ' medium
staple, 7rMr72o; tins clothing, KiiW; fin. me
dium clothing. fc'3; half blood, 6oir7o;
three-eighths blood, 43&t-o; quarter blood.
63a(j6c; pulled, extra, 64?70c; fin A, tivy
too; A supers, 60&Mc.
BT. LOUIS, Dec. 12. WOOL Quiet ; me-,
dlum grades, combing snd clothing, tlit
23c: light fine, lVoOOci heavy fine, Djloc;
tub-washed, 2 iliac.
Evaaarated Apple aad Dried Frajts.
NEW YORK, Dec. 11 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market Is Arm, but without quot
able change. Fancy sre quoted at 12c;
rhoice, Imiilac; prim., kAijSo; 1806 fruit,
f,o for all.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes are moving
slowly and It la reported that som. con
cessions have been made on the smaller
sixes. Quotations still rangs from 4t;10o
for California fruit and' from 7ff7o for
Oregon a. Apricots sr. firm, with choice
quoted st 22c; extra choice, 23c; fancy. 24
C260. Offerings of peaches sre very light,
with rhoice held at l-'-ric; extra choice,
IZH'filtV: fancy, l&ijliV'; extra fancy. It
fc'Wc. Raisins are easy on spot, with
loose Muscatel quoted at 7'(V7.r; seoded
ralsna, 7'a9io; Lot don lay.rs, tl 7001.8).
Oil. aad Resia.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Dec. IT -OIL Credit bal.
anres. 11.78; runs, 114,112 bhls.; average,
1W.'.J bhls; shipments, 171, 204 . bbls. ; ev
er. ie. 174 x bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Dec. 12. OIL Spirits
of turiientlne, firm, 44"o.
ROSIN Firm: A. H. C. tt.tMi. I74: D
r.'.o4i-' TU,: K. 8?.ii:97H: K, 82'"l9TH
t. t2 H(2.74A; H. ta.9f.fit ); I, U V5: k!
84.76; M, 85, N, t.lui VU, tti.tO; WW,
t