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    THE OMA1TA DAILY HER : WEDNESDAY , DECEMBER 13 , 1893 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat WEB Down Yestonky ami Other Grain
Mmkets Weto Up.
GOLD EXPORTS AND FREE OFFERINGS
Hilt Wnl llio Later thai forrril Hint Cerent
lltmu nnil Iteiulteil In Tiac-
tlnnat decline nt the
VI nhe.
CHICAGO , Dec. 12. With trcnlc conti
nental inble , free offerings ntul the exporta-
tbn of cold , wheat vrns down today and tlio
oilier markets were weak , Wheat isj' < i !
Mid corn } & lower than tlio day before.
Oats yielded only ' 40 of Us previous rlso ,
jotk nnd lard K > c nmt ribs IT'-jO lower.
\Vhcat opened quiet at yesterday's llgurcs.
Tor half an hour the feeling was firm on
llflit ? northwestern receipts and firm Liver
pool advices. May advanced &c , but soon
yielded to bearish influences. The offerings
became frco nnd the bulls rutlicd , Icavi'jK
the bears lu possession of tlio field. I-nmb-
eon , I egan , Pnnlrldgo and Learning ap
peared as very heavy sellers and added to
tlio weakness of the market. The ship
ments of $1,700,000 had n depressing mllu-
cnco and under It the downward , course of
prices was continued. Continental cables
were lower and thcro appeared nothing new
In the news of the day to encourage n rally
'ti the part of the bulls. Tlio mat Icon ruleO
dull and heavy during the nttcrnooii and May
loEcd } ic from the bottom figures of the
day. Unfounded reports of the discovery of
tvrnvnl In the wheat In several of the elnva-
lorn was given as one of the causes iif the
hrcalc.but the big offerings of tlio big dealers
were the potent influence in the day's , decline.
May opened GS , ' c , advanced 'nc , lost JVC , ad
vanced } ( c. lost J c ami rallied jfo to the
i-luse , at liSJjfc.
Trade in corn was moderate and prices
ruled easy in sympathy \\lth wheat. Slav
onnncd > < ulower , at10.140. . atnlaflerdccllliinE
i. . to ! ) c , rallied jtfu toWV.
"Oats were easier In sympathy with corn
nnd on llbcr.il offerings by longs. Fluctua
tions vero narrow , being confined to ' 40 *
range. May opened unchanged at ! Jle ,
dropped } < c , to'.JOj c , and rallied Jt'c to the
close , atJfOjjJc.
Provisions opened dull but firmed up a
trifle on lighter hog receipts than the esti
mate. Free selling by T. .1. Hvan and others
caused a reaction anil closing prices were
lower all around.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
l'i" cars ; coin. 400 cars ; oats , 1'J" ' cars ; hogs ,
'
y-.OOO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
_ < LAitlclea. . Upon. nidi. Close.
WHEAT
Dec 02U MW ' * r on ;
May OSJwsH 07ft ,
CnllX
Dee
.Tan
May 4U > ( auH
OATS
Die ' Hs' ' < 1K' ! ' {
.Tan lh4 !
May 31 31
Mr.ss I'OIIK
.Inn 12 71 ! ! < 12 12 CO
May 11 ! 70 i ( i''Hi
I.AIIII-
.1.111 I p- . ' ft'.1 ! *
May 5OU ? 7 "a ! p00 ' oo
SHOUT HID8-
J.-in n r.s n us
May. . . . o 70 0 70
ruth quotations were as follows :
I'l.otiii Unchanged.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring , 015'c ; No. 3 sprltig ,
6G < iIG3c ; No. 2 red , OlJic.
roilN Mo. 2 , 35"c : .No. 3 yellow , 34Vc.
OAlS-No. 2. 28 > S28Ui ; : No. 2 white , 30 ®
BIHJe ! No. 3 white , 281'U'J ( < Jio. !
ItYE-No. 2 , 45 = jc.
1IARMJV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 4051c ; No.
4 , 36O42C.
( 'LAX Si'.r.n-No. 1 , tl,27' { .
TiMornv Hcr.t ) 1'rlmo , 13.00.
1'oiiK Moss porbbl. . $12.87lJ < ai3.00 ; lard ,
nor 100 Ibs. , $8.20 ; > hort ribs sides ( loose ) ,
ii.75QG.87't ( ; div fjiil'ed hhonldots ibo\oiP ,
I0.26O0.50 ; short clear bides ( boxed ) , 17.25 ®
7.50. „ v
WHISKY Distillers' flnlshcd goods , per gal. ,
M.I 5.
HUOAIIS Unchamred ; cut loaf , 5'jc ; cranu-
IMcd , S4.70 ; Ktnndard "A."S4.id. (
The followl'.iB were the receipts nnd ship
ments for today.
On the I'nxluco cxchnnzo today thu butter
market wns llrm ; Creamery , 21CM > 8 ; daily ,
18Q23C. Kggs. quiet ; strlclly frcbh , 23(82 ( Ic.
Ninv ViirklurKutn. .
NEW YntiK , Dec. 12. ri.ouu Hucelpts , 02,000
bbls. ; o.\p rls , 33,300 bbN.j Miles , 8.0UO
liK'KH. : matKet dull ami weaker to sell ; boutli-
t'lii Hour ijnlet ; rye Hour dull ; buckwheat
Hour linn , f3.15il3.25 ; city mill natonts ,
fl.25a4.fiO ; winter patents $3.40B3.UO ;
c-lty mlllH , clear , J3.tiOi3.05 ( ( ; winter straights
t2.bOQ3.20 ; Mllmooti pall nth , $3.70514.15 ;
v Inter o\ti-as , * 2,20fm2.70 ; MlnncMitn b.ikci > ,
f2.10a3.70 ! ; winter low grades , * 1.70S22j-
spring Inw guides 91.COftl.UO ; surins extras ,
( l.'J5U2.4fi ; Miutliern Hour , common to fair
extra , J2.VOa2.70 ; choice e.Mrn , f2.70 3.CO ;
i vo Hour , MI put llni' , $2.85 ; fancy , $2.85.2.05
IlL'cmviiKAT-Qiilot ; Camidliin , In bond , 83o
'OIIN MuAiQulot ; yellow western , 12.CO ®
2.70 ; llnimly wine , 2.76.
Hvc Nominal.
IUui.Ky--Qiilot ; two-rowed state , 02i2C3c ;
No. 2 Milwaukee , OinC2c.
llAiti.KV MAI.T Dull : estorn.fl5Q80c ; Cuna- >
dlitil , OOitOOc ; slx-rowod , 8K3h5c ! ,
WHEAT HccolptN , 27.100 bu. ; exports , 80.-
000 bu. : sales , 895,000 bu. futures , 128,000 bu.
nnot. Spot market more actl\e , clcihlng easy ;
No. 2reil. In btoio.uml elevator , 073i G7.5o !
Afloat , oe , < 2C8'/c ; f. o. b. , ( Jh' ( (18'ic ' ; un
graded ted , C5'rt07c ; No. 1 northern , 7'Jac.
Options oponeddull nnd about sternly , d ion-
lidu olT on a laiKO Ineieat-o of northwestoin
itocks , dull caiili-H und rettll/lng , closlne heavy
ut 9u nuldoclliie ; No. 3 red , .lanuoiy. Cb4O !
& ' ci"'llSlJVAaIurcl1' ! ' ? 7 ° WnUc. clo-ed
'
{
CoilN Itecelpts , 70,200 mi , ; exports. 123300
bu. ; Mih'h , 400,000 bu. futines , 154,000 bu.
yiot. Miot iiinrkel fairly ucll\o.Plosed easy ;
No. 2. 45Uu lnelovutoi,45ic ? alloat ; vellotv ,
40c ; ungiadod mlxoil , 45c. Dptlon inuiKct
opened steady on locont good export demand ,
but weaken > d later on Ineieablng western 10-
' ' 1il,1) ! llsllU " ® ' * IJ " ° t di-cirnn ; .lanuary.
, ,
44 , i44 , i closed lit 44 > 4r < i.Jiiy ! , 45'i4UUc.
eloied nt 451.e ; December , 44' , < a.44 ; c , elowd
Ut 441C.
' " 'TiVf01 , 11'18' ' ci'100 u" ' ! expoita , 800 bu. ;
nles , 105.00(1 ( bu. futures. 04.0OO bu. snot
* J > "t murkot ® 'ie lower ; No. 2 , 33itit33 ! > ( u ;
i1' , A ' , , , " ' 'I'1' 3iittS 'Je : No. 3 , 32 ? ; No , iJ
white , 351ioi No. 3 while. 33io ! ; track , iiilxcd
S T'1 . 3' ( i3B < JJ . < n ck. villltu wost.iri
HCQ-lOi't tniuk , whlto state. 3Gtt40c. Ontlon
imirKetirn quiet but bli'iidy oarly. bclllnc oir
later with oorn nnd closlms ut ' .ftlic net do"
nilno ; Juiiiinry , 34iiCtui4 ( : , . , clci = .lnu' at 4'jc ;
0b"Viri4'ie ! 7ftf' " ' " 'g ' t 34Ue : May
-H'W ; > 54C , closing at 36fc ; December
Il 111 uu ; $ *
l : kl"pplnB' B0 ° " tote
to c"ulw13 ®
Hiur.s-Qulut ; vet sillo < [ New Orleans M > -
i
mi0 > Ayren. iliy. VlK&aV
\\H. \ \ . . , dry , 24 30 lh OftTr
hemlock sole , llmnos
A ueluhts. 1-lftl'Jo.
.
. . .l'l'1'VIB.io.'s'l1 . < ' "f. ( inlet ; I15.00rt (
l > lti"ll'llP" - " ' ' " ' lilirklcil liiin
l.ardnulot ; westeiiisieanu'losed at
fH.70 | option MI c , 250
bid.
IJOSIN Steady ; htiiilncd , common to eood ,
Tuiu-KNTiNi : Steady at 20Q3Cc.
HiCK--Quletdomei < ilu fulr , extra , 3liQ5\ic. \
Mdl.AKhi-.B-guU'l ; Now Orleans , oueu kettle ,
peed to choice , a.Mi l'f. '
) 'll I WIN Steadier ; American , tl2.OOQ15.00.
3oi'iT.H" Harely btuady ; liilio.ilO.20.
I.KADllarely aluadyi domrbtlc , (3.20.
TiN-QuIci : tSlrallb , 120.40.
Hnci/reii-Kiut ! doncotlc ( , 13 07 ! | . Hales on
Vliiuigo > 0,000 Ibs. January copiierut tio.35 ;
cnuouilM. January copper ut Hu.au ; au tons
tlnat 4.20.
U OIL Quiet , but bfeodyin u uen-
orul way , null tlimli'iunndijulte Jocnlunu
portcrulioldlug otT for loner prk-t-a : prlmo
crmlo U iiuulLd at "He ; otr uiitdeb 2-lu27c ;
yeljow butter grudva , 3&c ; choice yellow , 3Uo ;
, 34 > i yrllow
3i(40i' ! .
HtllAtl Kiitt , Mriiily ; fldr refining. 2-c : ; rn -
trlfiignlx , ! Klto < il , 2'jf. sale , 3.HOO lnn , Ji\\ti ,
00 tout. t 2V5tMK ! ) bags now crop I'nbn octi-
trlfngiil , Dri-omber flihinonl , 00 tout , ut 2'jo ,
and 5,5ot ) IIIIKI liahhi , no trsl. at bri'.tKnnter
lo go to rhllndclplila at 2'io : refinrd 'lotidyj
nff "A" 3'ffl4 3Iiimimld ( ; "A4 ' 4 1 Mitel
stnndnrd ' A4v 5i4rl ( > < ' ; I'onfevllonrrV "A"
4lj'it4 ' j-Kii1 ; I'll ! loaf.5tJ5 3'ltV ; oiilsh
5 3.10o ! po deroll , 4 U-Hi)4Vt' ( ffOilllllilt'il ,
4 S-lGfj-i'ti1 ' ! oitlici , 4 0.1yrM ( > 4c.
Omaha I'r. ilncu .MarKfl.
IltlTTUtThn local flt-mn ml li Unlit nnd tlio
Mirplus stock has to ho Millipecl in order to
keep the marl.ot cleaned ii | > . At the KIIIIIU
time dcalolH complain tlmt thu < .ldpplni ; de-
mnnd M not very active. The markrt l voi-y
npak and the amount of btilto ) tlmt Iirlnen2oc
U \oiysmnll ; choice coiintrvi ISitUOi1 ; ficMi
| ) : iOhlnto.k , luc.
DIIKS KI > I'ori.Tiiv1'rlros are low , nnd that
may tend lo stimulate the demand , ChlcUons
choice , H'il7 > tCi geese and ducKs , "Gfc'i : ;
turkijinilOi' ! .
I.ivi : I'ot'i.TiiY Dinlctsgoncrolly nrendvls-
Ing ngiilnst the slilnineiilof live poultry us thu
dcmanil H vrry light , the Hade gcni'rally pie-
fcrrlng drry-td poiiltiy.
S'KAir Thoarilvals are not heavy and llio
market firm at ptuvlotK unotalloii" . Choice
mail and fat \oaK 7tt7'ic ; thin orlna\v : ,
.
( JAMK-Itiiblilts are al'o becoming M-ry
plcntvand u 111 not . | : inii sm-li high nuotalions
as In thnpaM. I'rahle i-hlckoim , I4.outi4.25 ;
erouso , 3.25a3riC ( : nuall. 51.25t Jack snlne ,
II : golilon plover , 91 : Camulo peese ,
IO.OO&0.50 ; Miuilt geese , II.OOIU4.5O : iiranl ,
J3.00&3.60 ! mallard ducks. 'J,7r/iI3.00 :
redhead dncUs , ! 3 ; blue wing teal
duck' , ! 1.75iit2.00 : piecn wing teal
ducks , ll.fiO ; mixed ditoks. Jl.2531.50 ; onn-
\asbticu duoksl5.00Cri.oO ( ; Jack r.ihbltx , M.50 ;
Mmill rabblf , 7rc © 1.00 ; squlrreti , 75(3i'JOc ( ;
doer fuddles , purlb. , 13it,15c ( : door carcns os ,
lOc ; nntulopu naddlbs 12Q,13i. ; antelopu
. .
Koo'I'ho loci-lpts of ftroh laid eggs nfo
\ciy llKlit and thu market steady at 23c. I'ho
bull : of the cold etoia it slock Is golngal20i (
21c.
llo.XKYHoney Is commencing to move
a little moid fieely , but , thu demand Is Mllll
light for It ; choice white clover , 15c ; C'all-
foinln , H'H' .
OYMCIIS Moillum , ICc ; horsoshocs , . lOc ;
oAlia.tniidurdp , 2L'c ' : | seU-ctH , 2lc ; extra se
lects , 23c : coiiiianyoloijti | , 26c ; emlnts , 30c.
NUTSCheHtnuts , 13 15c per 11) ) . : Italian
, 13c ; almnmK Kngllshwaliiutx ; ,
12 < ai4ct Illbcrls , 12'c ' : Ilrii7.ll nuts , 12W3i : ;
lipcami , law , l'Ji l4i'i pooans , medium , lOc.
The mniket on black wnlnuty U low ami no
line \\nnts to buy.
IIEAN9 rallfoinla haiid-polp ! < l navy. Jl.DO ©
2.00 ; nostoi n navy , f 1.85 1. 00 ; common \\nlto
bonnn.Jl 50iil,75. (
ONIONS Unions inn nuotodnt 50flG5c , and
on oidois at U570c ; Spanish onions , per
cintc , tl.50.
WATtu'iir. : ( 8 Put up In berry bo\e , per
ca'oof lOqts. . tl.co.
PorAioKS Nebraska , lov a and Minnesota
KIO\MI potatoes , In small lots from stout , l5j. !
70c ; same In car lots , OOc ; ( 'oloiudo , from
stoio , 75c ; Colorado lot" , 05ft70c.
t'AiniAHi : Orders for cubbago from thecoun-
liaru tilled at 2o. p"iIb. .
Cr.i.Kitv Itoors According to sUe , 40SOOo
CKI.SIIV fiOodstocK , 30e ; c.\tia fancy Cull-
fornla , 00ii75c.
SWUET POTATOES Tno supply U fair ; wost-
cin stock , pur bbl. , { 3.50.
CHIIN : : VI : < UTAIII.M : Spinach , porbbl. , $2.25 ;
GHlsIfy , 3Wj35i ( : per do ? . : radishes , per
do20is ; endlvo , per do75c ; onions ,
per do ? . , 20c ; caulillower , per no/ . . $2 ; let
tuce , per do6U7oc ( ) ; cucumbers , 12 ; toma
toes , per lb. , 20c.
i isurrs
GUAPCS Eastern Concoids 22c ; Catawbas ,
nor 5-lb.baskot , 1718c : Malacas , per 50-lb.
bhK. not , 85.50iaO.O ( ) ; Malagas , per 5 j-lb. bbls , .
nci.f 0.00 7.00.
UAiirotMA 1'iiniT.s Theio Is not much left
on the market ; pears J2.75 : Mnscut
crapes , single cases , 81.10 ® ! . 25 ; black grav > o ) ,
M.20'ffil.DU.
Avi'ljES The Mipply Is light on this market
and prices higher : choice , per bbl. , $4.75(35.UO ( ; ;
fancy western , } 1.7&D'J.00 per bos.
L'HANiiBiinins Cranberries arc arriving very
frcolv und are In good ilemaml ; Uapu ( 'on.
per bbl. . JC.25S10.50 ; bell and bugle , tO.DO
CiG.7S ; Jersey , JO ; bell and oharry , $3.
TllOt'IUATj FRUITS.
HAXANAS Prices remain about steady : per
bunuh , large , ? . ! .0032.50 ; per bunch , Muall to
ineillnm , $1.70a-J.OO.
LEMONS Good lemons , } 5.00ii5.50.
OIIANOES Mexicans or I'lorldas , per box ,
t2.76 ; lurso al/i-s , 82.50.
TANOEUINES Per bo$2.75. .
OitAi'K riiia-p-Per box , J5 ,
HIDES , TAI.I.OW , ETC.
HIDES Xo. 1 grean hides , 2iJi ; ; No. 2 crccn
hides , 2o ; No. 1 green salted tildes , 3e : No. a
green sailed bides , 2o ; No. 1 green salted
hides. 23 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 3c ; No. 2 green balled
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 2c : No. 1 veal calf , 8
Ibs. lo 15 lli. . Oc : No. 2 veal calf , B Ibs. to 15
Ibs. . 3c : No. 1 dry Hint hides , 5o : No. 2 dry Hint
hides ; 4c : No. 1 dry salted hides , 4c. Part
mired hides lie per lb. less than fully cured.
tiliKKP l'Ei/rs CJieon suited , each , 305J7or. ;
preen salted sliearllnKS ( short vroolcd early
Bklns ) , each 10&lGi : ; dry bliearlln s ( short
wooloil early hUIns' , No. 1 , each 0lOo ; dry
KhoarlliiKSshort ( woolcd early bkinsi , No. 2
each 5c ; diy Hint , Kansas und Nebraska
bntcbur wo-l pnits , par lb. , lu-tuul wclsht , 103
He ; dry Hint , Kansas ami Nebraska murrain
wool belts , PIT lb. , actu-tl wolnht , 17a20c ( ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool palls , per lb. ,
uuttml weight , 010c ; dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool pc'lt-i , per II ) . , actual wolglit , 70j ;
dry pieces und bucks , actual welbgt , G&7C.
St. I.-iit.i MurttcH.
ST. I.ouis. Dec. 12. lYouu Weak but un-
chunged.
WIIKAT Advanced \ early , but went off
Uq later and clo'edlth buyers ° c below
yostordny ; cash , fih''c ; December , 5'j ; c ; Jan
uary , 50 U'c hid ; May , Otic bid.
COII.N Dull nnd weak , but closed only He
under yesterday : cash , 34c ; December , 3354c ;
Jiinutity , 33''c ; May , 3o'ic bid.
OATS Very dull : cash and December , 27 ! c
bid ; May. 30vc bid.
Uvr. No sales ; 47c Did.
II.MII.KV Weak and dull ; small sales ; Iowa ,
4Uu ; clioloo Minnesota , USr.
IlitAX Quiet at C3o , cast ( rack.
HAY Steady ; timothy , 10.00 ® 12.50 ;
lrallle. 7.0luO.OO. )
LEAD Lower nnd HOW ! nt J3.00.
til'ei/rEH Quotalile at (3.50.
I-'UAX HKED IHrm ; tl.10.
IlUT-rr.n Unchanged ; creamery , 22O2Gc ;
dairy , 10il24c. (
Kuos HiiL'hniiRCd ; 21il21l.c. (
COIIN MlIAi/ Quiet atlfl.75.
WlllbkV htondv lit * 1.15 ,
ItAQiiiNO Quiet ; 4'ifiiCe.
COT-ION TIES USc&il.UO.
I'IIOVISIO.NS Quiet ; pork , In job lots , 114 ;
lard , * 8 ; loosodry salt shoulders , JC.25 ; lonirs
and ribs 10.8U ; pfiorts , } i.05 ) ; boxed , 15c moro ;
bacon , shoulders , .J7.25 ; longs and rlus f8 ;
shortH , ? 8,25.
KKCEIITK Klntir , 2,000 bbls. ; wheat , 28,000
bn.coin , 140ICO ( bu. : oats , 40,000 bu.
HllU'liKNTb Hour , 0,000 bbls. : wheat , 12,000
bu , ; corn , 100,000 bu. ; oats , 18,000 bu.
New Vorlt Dry ( itiods Mnrkot.
NEW VOUK , Dec. 12-Advlccs from the In
terior show thai small stocks of dry goods are
being cat i led us the roMtlt of caution , but
there cameoiille a niimberof mull 01 dors for
biiiall ( pmntltleHof Roods In order to rojuvcn-
aiu assortments. The feature of the market
was thu reduction of price * , of bleached cotton
an follows : Lonsdale , 80 : Cumberland , 7'ic ;
onsdalocumbilcs. lOc ; IllacUstono. 7c ; Hope ,
i' o ; riti'livllio , ( i 4'c ; rurget-Alc-Not , Cue ;
aimers'Choice , 0 > 4C ; Coronet cambric 7ic ! :
rult of the Loom , 8c. Tor Lonsilalo and
rnlt of the Loom these are the lowest prices
since 1885. Print cloths show moderate ac
tivity , and pi hits Miltahlq for spring trade at
least hold tliulrown , Tim business In Kln -
litiins nnd woven wash poo-Is Is moderately
acthoaml running tuixuul light , cheerful n-u-
terns sullahle for hot woatlior wear. Kotelun
dry goods show ronsldciaolc hesitation on the
part of biiyois. The jobbing trade. Is slow ,
1 he holiday tiaoo among retailers relleclH the
results of pinching tlmos and rims toward a
lei s exponsh e class of goods than during holi
day tejsons heietofore ,
Cm ion Market.
, NKWVOIIK.DOC. 12.I'onoN Toliil receipts ,
5D.2.10 bales ; exports , dual llrltuln , 30,537
bales ; I raiico , 3,35(1 ( bales ; continent , 12,430
bales ; block , I,175,4ti3 bales. ,
N : .V I - IAMDec. : . 12. Conort-Stcndy ;
middling , Tic ; tow middling , U 15-ltn ; ; uood
ordlnaiy , (1 U-lCc ; net lecelpts , 10,700 bales ;
criibH urelpts , 20,100 bules ; nxporlH , ( iiaut
llrltnln , 17.850 bulos ; l-'riinre , 3.37O bales ;
ciintlnont , 11,830 bales ; coaMwIsu , 2h)5 ( ) bales ;
sales , 8,000 bales ; stock , 301,0611 bules. l-'u-
tnres bnrelv sloadv : s.-ili < . H-Aino li-.l , , . 11. , .
m.w- % ' SJ'1'.1. ' ' JlliuilryJ7.21fi,7.22 ! ; IVbrmirv ,
'V.3'J4r.7.33 Muioh. - 7.50ji
; * 7,4-Ji47.43 ; April. .
7.51 ; May , IT.ObifcT.fiUj.luly.tT.y.ieJv.Ti ) .
( .Al.vi > - ii.NDoc. . , fy.-i -riiX-itisy : ; mld-
llng. 7' oi Uiw iiilddlliis , tl'c ; KWIII oidlimry.
11 , " ' 11'CV'IJ" ' % ' ° < H-4 l ) l ( ' ! exports. Ureut
' 1 C
.
" ' 'c- > - ! mid
' - 2--CoiTON-Jeady | ;
,
dling , 7 , c ; bales. 1.7UO luiliiHi lecelpu , 6.800
bales' ' * " 1"l'"ts' | 4'a ° ° 'Jwli'oi ' o'oiu , 48,000
Mllwiiulice MarKxK.
Mii.WAiiKi-i ; , Doc. 12.-I--uiui-nrmly hPld ,
' - ' | ! W" * ! N ° l
) \I.o-rr : ' ' ' '
!
, , . , , , :
CDIIN LoHori .No , 3 , 34 ye.
' ' ' N" ' 2 wlllte' 30u ! No < a
m * lowcri 'N' ° ' * 4H
It YEDull and lower ; No , 1 , 47Uc.
' ! lard. } 8 ,
Ut'
' 77--100
- Wll0utl lp'cou
MlnnruHiliii IVlivar .Mrbot.
MiNSKAi-oi.18 , Doc. ia.riio
" ' " ; ? ! , ' " "fket Miirledouutlili , morning In u
hebltatliu : iuoo < i. and Ituer Uovi-lupcil nuak-
J.lVf'1b"uWl ' nlllcieiitly wvnk lu i-iuboama-
t. lail.iui' ° il llu"l > to U n , m. Attlmi. . noiii' u
52 ! i uiurLlb ! ° M'i"1 | : J" * * " ' liyKWluInu lungs
cnUboU u -
furfur lw.-lluu , Ucceiubvr wueat
nt fiO < < - lKIng ' < < * heller llian yc tor
chiy. nnd rcmnlneil Mcadv nt Hint tit ) to noon ,
with but llttlo trmllnij'doiio In It , but Inter fell ,
with Mnv i-liMltiR at fjOr. Mny opened nt
( i'J'.o , lielng llmcHnicas jesterday'fi elosr , advanced -
vancod to O4'c ' , dnippeil totv ijc , llrmcd and
< MnMMl at 02"tc. 'Ihe track wheat wtis fairly
aclho. but in thecxppuso of vuluc4. Millers
worn frfo buyers nt tlic-dcollne early , but later
were ipilto IndllTerrnt. The rei-elpts wcro
liberal , but a good deal xvui placed on lo to
arrhe. No , I hard sold at l > ! 2'ir ; No. 1 nortti-
rrn , tiimoi c ; No. U northnrn , 50O60'4 ' < 5.
llooolpli , 20i car ! Mnpmet.tM , 48 cars.
I'Mii'liDull and unchanged ; production
today nlMtit 25,000 bblN ,
Coir > \ti\rUpt. .
Nnn YottK , Deo. 12.Corrun Onttons opened
Ktoady at from lo points lower to 5 points
higher , ruled llrm tliiousli llio torsion nnd
closed llrm at 5 to 25 points net advance ;
ale < , lii.OOO bags , InolndltiR : Dcci-mber ,
( lU.'Jixan.OOi .Innuary , 110.iiOiitiri.70 ; IVbrti-
ary , Jlo,30i Mnioli , $ lil.o ; > l(1.30 ( ; May , J15.C.O
Ctl5.)5. ( ( ) Siol | colToo , Hlo , marknl llrm ; No. 7 ,
JI8.V7lH.12i ( ! ; mild , innil < ctHii > ndyroriloYiif ;
{ 20.00-3.20.25 ; salos. 1.500 bags Itfo No. 7 nt
llaltlmore , looomehoro at (18 ; 1,000 baits Ulo
No. 7111117.87 % ! 1,000 bags Santos. Noi. 5 to
8 , prhato terms ; 300 bags Maracatbo and 140
bacs Central American , pthulo terms.
llAMiii'iid , Doc. 12. Quiet ; unchanged lo U
pfg higher. ,
HAVIIE , Dec. IS.-Dullt )45l ) 'if higher.
Hlo DE.lAMMlto. Doc. li ! . No llnixll adxlces.
LOS-DON , Dec. 12. Quiet ; Kcncially 3 < 1 to is
higher. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
VVo'.il Mnrnol.
ST. Lot'ic , Doc. 12.VooL Market steady
for modlum and coarse , others uoak ; Missouri
nnd Illinois , medium , ICffjlTi- ; low and braid ,
intaiCi1- line , IKjir.lc ; wi'stein nnd northern ,
medium , 13ni4c : line modlum. H < ftl2c ; line ,
OS1 lc ; Texas medlunu 13Q15C ! ooarso nnd
low , 10Q,12c ; light , line. 104J13C ; heavy , line ,
0 < Q:12c : ; tub unshed ; choice , 25c ; low nnd
coarse , 18tl20e.
I'liinnr.i , MIIA , Doc. \Vooir-Qulel ; buy
ers taking " .mall lines for ennui necessities ;
prlcos veak and outside llgurcs hard la
loall/u ; tetiltiirial and ncstern light , line ,
loaiv'c ; leirltorlal mid western heavy.
7llc ) ; line medium , 12 14c ; medium ,
14 < 215e ; low modluni , inTH5c ; coarye , 12i 14c.
l.lvorpoot .Miirkctn.
Ltvr.tti'ooi , , Dec. 12. WHEAT Dull , lower ;
holders olTor smilingly ; No , 2 California , 5s
6dQ5s7d ; No. 2 , red western snrmit , 5s 7d < 25s
8d ; No , 2 , rod \v2stctn winter , 5s 2'4diiCs ' ( 3d. !
COIIN Steady ! demand fair ; mixed western ,
4s a id.
Pnovisioxs-PoiU , prime mess , fine , B5s.
Lnrd , 45s 'tid. Hcof , oMia India mess. HOs.
llacon , lorn ; and short clear , 55 Ibs. , 47s lid :
long clear , 45 IDs , 47s.
T AI.I.OW Ann'1 lean Liverpool , fine , 28s.
c'liy .Hiirld'tB.
KANSAS Cuv , Dec. 12. WHEAT USlclowcr ;
No. 2 haid. 52c ; No. 3 ted , 55c.
COUN Active and Uc lower ; No. 2 mixed ,
305 ! i30 ? c ; No. 2 whfle. 30\'c.
OATS catcu and unchanged ! No. 2 mixed ,
27'i ' 28c : No. 2 white , aa'WWOo.
Kilns Quiet nnd steady at 20Vtc >
UECEIPTS Wheat , 31,000 bu. ; corn , 17,000
bu. ; oats nono.
Sllii'.MK.vrs Wheat , 0,000 Uil. ; corn , 10.000
bu , ; o.its , none.
I'vorlii drain .Mnner.
PEOIUA , Dec. 12. COIIN Active ; No. 2 , 34 ? c ;
No. 3 , 34Ui" ! No. 4 , 32V : .
OA-IS Active und llrm : No. 2 white , 20 ! ' ®
30c ; No. 3 white , 28 > ii329 < - .
WHISKY I'lim ; wines , $1.15 ; spirits , II , 37.
Itucp.ii'TS Wheat , none ; corn , 118,300 bu. ;
oats , 11 0,900bii. : ryt'.OOOuu. ; barley , 8,400 bu.
Sltii'-MEMs Wheal , none : coin , 33.200 bu. ;
oats , 34,100 bu. ; rye , 12,000 bu. ; barley , 7,000
bu.
DUI.UTII , Dec. 12. Mat ket dull and lower
today. Close : No. 1 hat d , cash and December ,
Clc ; MnyC5' c ; No. 1 northern , cash and De-
oonibor , UUc : May , G4ic ; No. 2 northern , cash ,
50Jc ! ; No. 3 , 5v.'c ; roiected , 4Gc. On truck :
No. 1 northern , to arrive , CO'Jc.
Oil Markets.
LONDON , Dec. 12. LiNsr.EU-Calcutta , 40s ;
January shipments , 4si'Jd.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
It Win 11 I'licnnmmmlly Hull Day lu the
Security Murkot.
KEW YOIIK , Bee 12. It\vas a phenomenally
dull day on the Stock exchange/ / and there
were periods ot complete stagnation during
which absolutely no business was trans
acted. The result is that the total sales
of the day do not aggregate more thau hi a
brisk market would bo made in a single
hour , yet thcro was a llrm undertone to the
dealings and the changes of the day , though
slight , are generally in the advance column.
At the opening a llrm tone prevailed and
some moderate buying orders in the arbl-
traeo specialties came in from London ,
which , together with advices of a better
London market for American securities ,
helped the slug'cish upward movement. The
rise was merely fractional , except for Lead
preferred , which was sold up 1 per cent ,
and excepting this the improvement was
quickly lost. Before 11 o'clock another
advance had been recorded , Tobacco
and Lead preferred making additional
gains of 1 per cent. General Electric and
Colorado Coal it Iron also advanced 1 per
cent ana the general list from % to ? { per
cent. Then came ono of the stagnant pe
riods during which the voice of the stock
ticker was heard at but rare inteivals , but
toward noon there was * some activity in the
selling , Lead preferred losing all the early
improvement. National l.iuseed , ou the
contrary , was strong and advanced 8)4 per
cent.
During the early part of the afternoon the
transactions aud lluctuatlons wcro unim
portant except in ono or two instances. Bo-
lore 2 o'clock a fractional reaction set In and
the speculation was heavy until the lust halt
hour , when the trading bec.uno llrmer than
at anv otner tlnio during the day , an upward
movement developing which was held to the
close , the final prices being In many cases
at the highest of the day.
The concra ! list closed at an ndy.utco of }
to Ijf per cent.
Iho Post says ; The Wall street market
reacbod'today a pitch of Inactivity Quito
without recent parallel. It was not , however -
over , weak , and yesterday's professional at
tack on prices , likejnost of such movements
since the repeal hill passed into law , lliuled
out completely ou this morning's market.
Today's firmness in prices in the face of the
pathetic support is attributable In no stiull
measure lo the growing conviction , in finan
cial circles , that the tariff bill will be passed
with very little violent opposition.
The following are the closing quotations of
the leading stocks on thu New York ex
change today ;
The laiiKCof urli'es nn reporli'd by J. W.
Dunne d Co. , lloaidof Trade hall , bun follows !
. Stuck h. 'Opun lllfln Low CloboiYuH'l
p 1 _ i . _ _ _ , _ i _ f t _
Krle
I'ac-ItluMatl
L.A.N
> oriliwi-hierii
Mo. PaiMttc
Uiiton I'aclrtp
N I'at-mc , pTit. , . ,
N. Pui-lllu i-oui. . .
f , II. { . Q. . ,
Hoot lulnnd. , . . .
St. 1'aiil ,
Wt-Mli-rn UiVloiKiji
Am. Sncar Itvlln. .
Now KtiBlatiU
AlvldHJii
( 'hlrJi'O ( ias. ,
Ueaillnu
Del. A llndbon. , . . ,
' " ' ' ' " '
ar.v. . . : ; ; ; .
C'onlaKO , rp. . . . . . . .
The lutiilkalemif NU > oks tixlny wine 13H.OOO
klniiuK , liK'IndlnK : AtrhibDii.72.ooo : Amurtcun
buiiur , 10DUO ; Uurilugtuii , blUU | Chicago Ciaii ,
8.600 ! ntMlliInc , , 9,700i Oonfral Kleetrle ,
M.2X ( ) | Nnw YorlMjtfNon Knalaml , lO.lOOj
Headline r , 0.000 ! rV jfnul , 10,300Western ;
Vnloii , 8,400.
NCIT York .Himry Mi rlt l.
NKW YOIIK , Dec..l2/-Mo.NKV ON CAUr-Kasy
lit KBl'J percent ! laitloMi , 1 per cent , closed
at 1 percent.
PIIIMB Mr.HCANTii.K PAi'r.ii-fl'iQ&K ' porcctit.
HTKIIU.MI HXCIIANrtK JJull , with actual llUSl-
ness tn banker.liflls ) nt f4.87 < 3k4.87U for
demand nml nt * l.84'iM.84 > f For sixty-day
bills. Posted ratt > ! > 4.8.VS 4.88i. ! Commer
cial MM * , f .83 < a4.83'4.
SII.VKII Cniti ivirtTBs fiOr > Will
(5ovKtiMM.NT llostis-Stcti'ily. Stnto boniU ,
iliitl , 1 /
The closing o ( illations on boniMt
l.'inilon Htocl ; Ouoliitloni.
LONDON , Dee. 10. Close :
Hiiionuy.im.-ltl | Mexican ordinary 1ft
Comtols , aru'nt..U3 H-lll'St. ' Paul common. . ( ! 4M
Canadian IMulllu. . 70 Kr.w York Central. 104 i
Krlu Ui ( 1'onuH.vlvanla MM
Krlu UiN 7H ( Hemline 10U
llllnolH Central. . . . tltl'f.Mev. Cen. nuw 4a. . Mi t
llAlt Sn.vr.it 3'Jd per iii.
MONKY- ; pcrt'ont.
llll.US 2'i percent.
Halo of discount. In the open market for
both shoit and three months bills , 2 > i per
cent. *
On the London .Miirlcnt.
Nr.w YnitK , ] ) eo. 12. The Post's special
flnunclal cableL'ram fiom London .says : Silver
was unchanged loilay but uncertain In tone.
Action by tlio Indian Korei-mnent to support
c.\cbaniu Is rumored In connrction with an
Import duty on silver bullion. The spot price
in India Nat picsent above the price for de
livery nn\t week. Kupco paper has fallen to-
CBii. The markolH were dull today except
for the firmness In Americans , Atclilsoii and
1'rlo both rising on reports of their favorable
financial outlook , l-'orclgn stocks weio Hat
because the bear account Is milch reduced.
.San Fraiirmeii .Milling Oimtutlons.
SANKntNCtSCO , Doc. 12. The nfllclal closing
quotations tor mining stocks today were as
follows ;
Aim 'jo Mexican 10.-
Hello iHlu T > Mono 10
IloBl i Ilcidicr. . . . 2'JO Nevada unecn ( i
lioillocon : io Ojihlr 155
Ituhver 10 Tolosl HO
Chollnr nil Savage fiO
Con. Cal.JLVn 341) ) , Slorr.i Nevada 1U5
Crown Point ( to ITnlonCon ino
Gould A : Curry 105 Utah 10
7C Yellow .Jacket. . . . 1)0 )
Jioxv Vork Mining Ijiiotntloni.
NEW YORK , Doc. Ifl.-iTuo following are the
mining quotations :
Choler riO'I'lyniomb To"
Cton-n Point s 7nKlcrra | Nevada inn
Cen. Cal.&Vu I3ir Standard 100
Dc.-ulwooil l > 0 Iltilon Con (15
Gould A. Curry lHOIYcOlow Jacltrt 100
lljilu.VNorurooH. . . . 7r > ! Iron Silver 10
IIoniPHtake 'H75 ' Quick Silver 1BO
JMuxlcnit ' . do pref'd. . . . . . . . 1000
Ontario. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6fiO llulwcr 5
Opldi- loj
St. I.nuts Miulifc : < ) n tntlons.
ST. Louis , Dec. 12. Prices of mining stocks
were llrm , but. lluctuatlons were narrow and
show little change from yesterday. l'rlces > ut
noon call weie : t . i
Not .
KANSAS CITY , Dec. 12. Clearings , J1.34C-
Oo3t
HAI.TIMORE , Dec. 12. Cloarlngs , $2,185,202 :
balaiicos , $214,200.
NKW Onr.cANS. Doc. 12. Clearings , $2,314-
230 ; balancch , $325,074.
Piiii.Al > Ki.iMitA , Dec. 12. Clearings , J11.0G3-
372 ; balanceb , * 1.480,81C ,
CINCINNATI , Dec. 12. C'learlngs , J2.088.700.
Money , 4-7 | ) cr cent. New Vork exchange' , 60
600 c.
MBMIMIIS , Dec. 12. New Voilt o\chanKc , sell-
IIIK nt p.ir. Olearlngs , $212,808 ; balances ,
S38.2G8.
1'Anis , Dec. 12. Three per cent rentes , 07f
33c for the nci-ount. Exchange on New York ,
25f lOeforchecKo.
llKiil.tN , Dec. 12. The statement of the Im
perial Hank of ( icrmany sliows an increusu
In specie of 2,320,000 murks.
HOSTON , Dei1. 12.-Oloarlngs. $10,040,101 ;
balancoh , $2,457,502. Money. 1(5.1 ( ! percent.
KxchaiiKO on New Vork , par for cash.
Hr. I.OUis , Dec. 12. Olearlngs. $3r,38,38G ;
balunt-es , $472,003. Money itilet | , 7B8 percent
cent- . Exchange on Now York , 80c premium.
CHICAGO , Dec. 12. Olearlngs. 114,857,000.
New York o.\cliiiiigc , HOc premium. Storllng
c\uhange , htoady at ? 4.83ai < rfr4.b71 ; * . Money ,
plenty ; rutcs , 5r ! ,7 pur cent.
O.tt < YlliV MVK STOOIt MAKU.KT3.
Cattle TradB Fairly Active on Gooil
OrHiles HUK * UrUU but Lorrer.
TUE&DAV , Dec. 12.
So far this weolc , compurcd with last ,
there has been very llttlo change In cattle
receipts. Hog supplies show un Increase of
nearly 2,000 head , nnd sheep nearly a,500
hand.
The supply of cattle was fairly liberal
mid. the otTcnlngs were , as usual , made up
largely of half fat natives and odds and
ends of rangers. Dressed beef houses were
about the only buyers , but as they all
wanted good cattle the market opened out
reasonably active and very nearly steady on
thcso grades , unit fair to cholca 1,000 to
1,400-lb , bcovcs sold ut from $1.25 to f3. For
the ordinary run of half fat and short fed
stock tliu tmu'Uet was In bad slutno. Sailors
took off lOo and 15o and then had lots of
trouble to ilnd buyers. Very fair 1,200 to
liao-lb. ! steers sold at from $3.50 up to W.
and thu movement _ was decidedly sluggish
throughout. Half finished and warmed up
cattle are too plentiful to bo worth much
now , as the consumptive demand is very
low ,
Coivs and mixed stock were In liberal
suptily , making up nearly a third of thn
entire- fresh receipts , ( jood stufl sold
early at full strong prices , but the local con
tingent started In lo'uuy ' common and can-
t'ing grades dowiu 'A good speculative de
mand , howoverj lielped sustain prices
and the general mankct was not much
different from tbut of Monday.
Somofuncyhelfct'8 brought $3.no , but fj.ii.1
to W.05 bought thu built of the fair to goud
butchers'stool : , wliflo nolhlugof any conso-
fticnco went ttt under gl.iiO , Calves wcro
fully steady at from f'J to Jo and rough Htoclt
showed no particular uhango , poor to uhok-o
bulls , oxen ami | t taga selling readily at
from * 1.75 to sa.i.V ! ( . v
Business iu stoukur and feeders showed
no noteworthy chance. Fresh receipts were
not cx-i'cssivo amrwitn a continued active
Inquiry from the country prices were firmly
held ou all suitable.1 ' fcradus. Common and
inferior stock wlm ; as usual , slow sale ,
although at comparatively atlrt prices.
HcprcBouititlvo talcs :
IlKHSKl ) IIU'IH' ,
OXEN.
60OXEN.
2 1C40 3 60
STAOS.
1 700 2 00
Ilooi The run was liberal and the quality
good. A lower market iu Chicago , heavy
supplies here and no shipping or speculative
demand worth mentioning all combined to
make prices lower , and buyers started iu to
make their purchases about a ilcccl ! cheaper
than Monday. All were anxious for the
hogs a I the prices and the free buying
Blurted prices upward a trifle. For a time
thu market was fully us good as on Monday.
On thu early market fair to good hoes sold
largely at (5.05 and $5.10 , ami ou the bulge
the same grades of hogs brought $5.10 and
$5.15. The strength was of short duration ,
houovcr , ami tlio market slumped again on
hearhh advices uncii closed as weak as it
had opened. Hough packers and under
weight stuff sold as low as $ . ' , uud cholco
butchers sold ou the rise at $5.0. One-half
the offerings , however , changed hands r.t
07. , .307 HO 5 10 70. . .200 40 ft 15
71. . .240 40 ft 10 00 . .244 ft 15
02. . 270 HO ft 10 71. . 204 ft 16
03. .338 5 10 61. . .354 120 ft 16
70 , . .205 HO ft U ) 84. , , 221 120 ft 15
70. , , lh7 1GO ft IO 01. 171 ft 1ft
OG. . .202 300 ft 10 CO. . . .312 ICO ft 16V v
77 , .204 10O ft 11) 65. . . .324 120 6 16
62. 312 100 ft 10 67. . . .270 11)0 ft 1ft
14 , , .341 UOO ft IO 64 , . . .312 120 ft 15
07 , . .207 120 6 IO 77..200 40 ft 15
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trhteh Inturto Safety to
Zlfo of Mother and Child ,
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MOTHER'S FRIEND
Joba Conflntincnt of it
fain , Horror antlJttili ,
After u lngonebotll or"DI oilier' * Vrlenil" :
lUOrrad bUL Illlla kJOluaad UMuuteriwrirlice that
vieakni-M afterward tuual la tucli ca * . tin.
tlit U4.DC , Lunar , Ilo. , Jan. 15th , 1991.
Bent br exiirui. clurjros preptld , ou receipt ut
lulce , $ I.N per IXJttlu. Hook to iluibcra roallnd trtu.
0UAUFIELDJUCGU&A.TOU CO. ,
ATLANTA , OA ,
SOLD DV ALL PUVQUlsn.
06. .304 t > 0 6 10 40 ! U)7 ) r , in
78 207 HO 6 It ) f > . 343 120 t , 17U
60. . .274 hi ) ft It ) 02. . . ' . ' 03 520
Mill AMI ItOIMIII.
1..240 4 6i > 5 . . SIC ---HBO
KIIF.EPUci'ciptu were liberal ami llio
nrrcnntfs crucially on tlio common otilor.
I/cal houses have nought a Rood many
sheep lately , anil wlilio thu itrmniul was
good mid prices llrm for ileslrablp stock t'so '
under grades wcro hard to sell even at easier
flenros. Pair to good natives. fi.iiX'O.u'O ;
fair to peed wcstorno , $ J.'i" > ( ; it.-l.'i : ; ooiiiiiion
and stock sheep , $1 MKu'2-'i : oed to cholco
40 to KXl-lb. Iambs , ! .M > iii4.uU. Hi-prescnta-
tlvo sales :
No. A v. Pr.
1101 natl\oowo < i , . . , . . ! > 3 1310
108 Moxli-an nelhors 87 2 86
140Me\lcan wothers 87 285
mitt IHipixltlmi o : Stuck.
ilianl ) ( llsii | > lllon ot * lu-\i \ ai
Klinwnhv the lmnl < sof the tlnlon Stn'lt Yar.H
rompanv for HIP twiMilvfonrhour-i ending at
6o'elockp. in. , December 12 , l 03t
III L'I It'l * .
Chlciio J.tx.i SCIICK .
riilUAli ( ) , Dei' . 1'J.Xolioily to wiint
rattle tiiilay. Not nuicli N i-\pctuil ;
diiy'HinarUut , hut ruicly Nit * < o utterly do *
Mild of llf us as tliu c.-iso todny. Altliough
llio fresh Iccclpls fooled tin IrirtMy O.DIM ) livad ,
and tliu total slncu Saturilay docs not reach
Jl.OOO head , tliu mnrki-t Istry lltllo xtroiiKi-t-
tliun at Ihu cloMinf last wouk , It Is not higher
for thu kinds that nio hotteht by dn-stod lirt-f
concern * nnd shlniiur * . Hiiti-hoiV mill din
ners' slock has niiiilu a small mlvatiiu. Itns
iiutlu strong today , wtilio for iilliDtdu orlp-
tlons Itnn not < > asy to II nil buyuislio \\utu
ullllngtu pay Mmiduj's prices. Notin.xny
EOOII stui'ri ot iifloti-il and Miles that \\otu
bettor than ? 4.50 wcie fi > w. Common to KOOI !
grades M ) ! < | nt from J3.25 to S-t.CO. Thcro
wtm llttlo or no tminlry for holla ly
catlloaiid ptlccs uiii lo\\i > ftliun liuit wrek. It
Isdutibtfiil that more limn from to , 35 tor.4O
could ho M'citrml foi-Mii'li as found bnyeis last
wctilc at from 1(1.05 ( to W.75. Cholcu to extra
cows were Milahlo nt finm J3.U5 to J3.50 , and
veal cahcHeto llrui lit fully icccnt ptlt-i's.
Tliiioasaslior nf Ilinnrss nt tlio oponltiK
of biislni"-s In hoj.s I Ills iiioinliifr , lnit.ltiis
short-ll\od. A I'liuplo or hoin-h lali'i- prices
had falloti from 60 to 10c , and the inuiKet re
mained weak , at that reduction. Tlio closing
hours saw n slnpulsli mu\ument , with llui bc--t
heavy HulHhlsolli'iud ut ftum 83.125 to$5.3ll ,
and rholcu ns'-ortod ll htcro a llrui ; at from
S5.35 to $ ! i.4U. I'linn tlioMi Urines Miles ran
down to from t4.S5 In ? 4.05 for common liuavy
and to from * 1. 05 to $5 for low grade lilts. I'ow
of the 3,000 hoail on salt ) biouKht as inurli us
$5.30 , thn prevailing prices bolng fiom Jfi.lO to
$5.-J5. Hucclnt worn estimated ut IMi.UOO ,
nmUIng G4'J ( > 5 lu-iiil slnco Hutnnluy. or about
l,000 ! moro than for Hit ) hiinm lime List \\eulc.
Hinco lleuoinlH'f 1 tt-celpts htivo lirun al'out
22,000 head mot u than for the s > am tlmts last
your.
The supply of sheep for thn last I no days
has boon tompenito anil tliu market liih : us-
sumcdii M > mo\vlml llrmnr tone. It Is a llttlo
higher than at MitM-Io o of last \\cnk for fairly
choice grades of both shoe ] ) and himbs. I'oor
and common lots uuro not wanted ut any ad
vance , there being only n limited demand for
them at tiny price , hut Unit branch of tlio mar
ket muy also bo oxpt'iHcd to gain strength If
receipts can bo Kept down to somowhoio nuiir
their prctent proportions , Sales wore on n
basis of from $1 In J3.5D for poor to cliolro
sheen anil from J'J.75 to 84.05 for lambs nf cor
responding quality. ClirlMnuih bliccp did not
ret-olvo iniich attention and weru quoted
lowcrat fiom J3.75 lo-J.50.
llcoelptf , : futile. ( i.OOO head : calves , 500
head ; hogs , 'JG.IJOO head ; sheep , 13.UUO liuad.
St. l.olilrt l.lvu Stork .Alili'ltot.
ST. Louts , Dec. 12. CUTTI.E Itucolpts , 5,200
head ; blilpmunts 1,000 head ; market steady ;
fair to real good native Moors told ut $3,00 ©
4.75 , the latter tivotimlnB 1,438 lls.- ) ordinary ,
J2.00SW.75 ; cowf l.liu 'J.HO , tlio hitter liouvy ;
fed TO.MIS sti-ors $3.2033,00 ; grass steers ,
J2.4023.00 ; cows tl.OIKii'J.ni ) .
II ucis Receipt fcli,80 ( ) head : hlmcnts ) ) , 1,400
head ; murkotstcady ; light , } 5.10 t5.3U ; mixed ,
I4.a04l5.20 ; heavy , J4.0036.15.
HiiKr.P ICcculptE , 1,000 head ; Rhlpincnls ,
500 head ; market Mrong ; native ml\ed sold at
? 2.00fi3.'J5 ; muttons , S3,00@3.4 ( ) ; f.it lambs ,
M.OOUJ.25. _
City l.tru hloclt Mnrkot.
KANSXR OITV , Dec. 12. OATTI.K liecolpt1 ! ,
8,300 head ; shipments 2,000 Lund ; market
bteady to llrm ; Texas stcors , $2.2.123.30 ;
shlpnliiK i steers , $4.005 , 65 ; Texas nnd native
cows , Sl.G5a3.2j ; butchers I3.15Q4.10 ;
stockers and fecdets , 8.J.1IOI53.75.
llOQH Hccelpts , 10,000 head ; fcliipments , 600
hrad : m rkct tonlv Io6i'hiwr : hulk , .
0,112'i ' ; houvj , pai-klngaiKl tnUrd , t4.H5ilO I i
llClit" , Vdlkunfind Idf.s. J 1.76516.16. ;
SIIKKIHecotiil" , J.lini hpart ; khlptnrtils
70(1 ( honduimrki-l stow and unchanged , inn i , * ,
litUVfji I Hl >
Mont CII.V Lire MtorK
Stotix CITV , Doc. la.lions ItecolDts , 2,2iil
hnad : nnicl.il M"-lciiliiy , 630 hradt slup-
iiioiitn , none ; markol 6c higher and hctluMit
tr > . " 5W5,17'i ; bulk , f..l2' , 0.16.
I ATTI.K UviTlpit , " ( Hi hend ! offlelnl yrsl r-
day , 2U head ; shlph.oits , 10'Jhcnd ; cons 1O
WlOc higher ; Mockers strone.
.Stock in MCIH.
Itccclplsof ItvnMiiok lit tno four prlnclpxl
wcMein markets Tui' day , December I'Jt
ratlin. Hoes. Slicop.
SouthOnmha . > , ioo 6,087 2,75:8
Chicago. . . . . O.tXH ) 20,000 13,000
Kansas Ulty . H.noi ) lli.OOO 2,400
St. I.OIIU . 5,200 , O.flOO 1,00(1 (
Total . 2300 ! ) 48,787 10 28
pniMI3 IN HIGtl PLA.CB31 It IH
- * not BtrunjTo Unit some people tlo
wronp through iRuornuco , othora from
fiUluro to Invoailpnto 113 to the right or
wroiiR of a matter Hut it Is Blrati.ro ( ,
that IndlvkUmla ntid ( Irma , who nrofuily
nwtxro of the fights of ethers , will por-
slst In porpolrntllijr frauds upon thorn.
Itlyh-tonod , wealthy manufrcturlnjr
firms will olTor and soil to rotnll mor-
chtinta , articles which they Itnow to ho
Infrliiuomunts on the rights of proprlo-
tors , nmUmllntlonsof well known goods.
\Vo want to sound a note of warning to
the retailers to bowtiro of such Imita
tions uud simulations of "OAHTUii's LIT-
Ti.uLlVKitPlMiS. " When they arc of
fered to you , rofuao thorn ; you do not
want to do wrong , and you don't want to
lay yourself llttblo to a lawsuit. Don
Frnnklin aaiil "llonosty U the best poli
cy" : It la just in true that "llouosty li
thobost Dt-iiiclplo. "
U
I
Meyer Extra. Quality 20 ,
New Jerseys 20 and 12 ,
Amazons 20 and 12 and 12
Excelsiors 45 Straight ,
Star Brand private prices. Hig stok
Felt Boots , Gemma Sox and iMack-
intoshcs. x
Send for price list. No goods at rotulL
ZACHARY T. LINDSEY ,
OMAHA , NE1B ,
BAGS & TWINES | TJJNTfl , ETO
Morse-Coe Shoj Company.
8alOiroomBnaomco-inMI3)-llll llourl < t
l Howard 8L
K.ct rf-lllil-1121-ll
We r tlio OSI.V M nuf.v5tur n or Uootxal
to | B.p l
ournewfuctorr
DRY GOODS.
FURNITURE. GOAL.
. J
SEARLES &
SEARLES
,
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SonlT
WP I Nervous
wz * [ Private au
'fTTTt ' ? f : I upsciai
! C"atiDIseas | s ,
I Illi.V I.MliM' IIV .U.I 11 , .
l'iMnnUiitinn I'rc-p.
Wo GUVS Catarrh. All Dl oasoi of tH
Nose , Thvont , J icii Stomach , Ltvo .
Blood , J Stlu nud Ki.liioy Dlso soj. Fa-
nialo Woalciiosiot , lo t Mauhoail ,
Stricture , rtydrooo'e , Vorlgooal > , dto.
I'tijK * . MHTIINA AND ItncrM , Ut.auits enrol
without p'lliuirloluiitlon trom business.
Gallon ornildrefmvlih st-inp forclranlari , frii
book and Hi-ulnls , tlrst utalr.vay oonth ot DJit-
onice.room 7.
Dr. Seirles & Seirlas ,
Cnn obtain ft
. Ham ; Free a
Plo lclinrg'i _
lilrimlUiif nwollUcr-
' ' in'iiia * . . * tul Kast Inillun Item
cdvnlilcllCr.KTAIM.V. QUICKLY iinil I'HItllA-
1MKM l.Y curt > H nil lurnm of ncrvou * iliMlllloil
nnanliopd , ilttilloAK1 * . ftlropliy. iil'/olrtit i
etc. A < lUrcmOltlK.VrAI. SIKl . Clr.fllcnuo.
Union StoDi Yards Company ,
South
BeitCattlo Ho nnd imrint la tU > w iv
OOMV.lSSlfn HOUS-S.
Wood Brotiisn
Lire Stock Comroliiloa Mnroh tt.
Co-lth Oniaba Telopioai Ilir.
jouttn. OADI MAV , iu--- . . _
WAI.TKII 1C. WOOD , f *
Market re ports by mall and nlro cheerful
arnlshod upon uppllcailon.
HAKDWABE.
Hector & Williclmy Lobeck & Una ,
COMI'A.NV.
Dei'o-tln '
Corner 11th and J clf on InectlMlIci' Inolt
blrcieti. H'JI loiult < Hlruj' ,
HATS , ETD. 1
W. A. L , Gibbon & Co
Wboloiale
Halt , capi , itrivr uondi.
( luret , nillleni. l.lb