G TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , DECEMBER 7 , 1891.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
After a Weak Session the Wheat Market
Oloscd Higher ,
BEARS IN EVIDENCE AT THE OPENING
Corn Was Strong Early and Lnto with
Fluctuations During tlio Middle of
the Hey Stocks nnd
Ilonili.
CHICAGO , Dec. 6.-Aftcr a weak session
the wheat market braced up near the finish
ami , helped by report * of henvy export busi
ness , closed ftc higher. May corn gained
Vie , May oats HO and provisions closed
slightly higher.
The wheat market opened weak on the
successful efforts of the licurs to Impress
the crowd with a bearish view of the gov
ernment report. Thoman'B report In the
Cincinnati Pride Current was another wealt-
enlnff factor , representing as It did that the
acreage of fall wheat this year was In
creased 1.6 per cent , and Its condition 91.7 ,
against 01.5 a year ago. The Minneapolis
nnd Duluth receipts were asulnst the mar
ket as usual , numbering " 23 cars , compared
with 499 a year ngo. Cables were easier.
May , which til the close yesterday was
from COc to COVdc , started at from C0 4e to
C0'/4c. ' It sold off to 59c. recovered to CWsc
nnd then declined to 50-4c , with a sale of
C.COO bu. a low as DSlie. Then came strong
closing cables from London and reports of
another big day's cash business at the Kca-
board , the latter throwing discredit upon
earlier reports from New York that for
eigners were reselling whom previously
bought and trying to relet the freight room
they had engaged. The market began to
harden on the latter news , and about live
minuted from the close had advanced to
C014c. and that was still the trading price
at the end of the session.
Corn was strong at the opening nnd strong
later. May opened at 4D5'8c , sold pparlngly
nt from 4aV4c to 49c , then up to IWVtc. It
reacted to 49o and closed at 'Jc. Receipts
were 291 cars , Instead of 200 cars , us esti
mated , but only 12 earn graded contract
out of today's receipts , and 237,000 bu. were
withdrawn from store. Vessels were char
tered today for 215,000 bu. At country Bta-
tlons In Iowa corn Is selling at from COc to
Me per bu. , nnd Allnnconolla Is trying
attract corn by I lUtllng 48',4o for It. The i
board reported 5 boat loads taken for c.i-
port today , "
In oats an extremely dull session w
passed. Few sales were effected. May
started at 32c , sold at froiu S214c to 32e ,
up to 32c nnd closed with Bellcrs nt 32-ftc
for May. Fluctuations were In sympathy
with corn.
The provision market broke n little early
on the heavy run of hogs , 51,000 head being
reported received. The strength In corn nnd
wheat caused a revival of confidence , nv.i\
In the end prices were u. little higher than
on the day before. May pork closed 7'/.e
higher nnd ribs 2',4o higher for January and
He higher for May. May lard closed Cu
higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations were as follows :
KIXJUIl steady nnd unchanged.
WIIBAT No. 2 i-prlnR. CUflC2c ; No. 3 spring ,
nominal ; No. 2 red , E5O50 c.
COUN No. 2 , 47Uc ; No. 3 yellow. % g41c.
OATH No. 2 , 23 > icj No. 2 white. 32'ic ; No. 3
white. 31ltf32c.
UYK-No. 2. Hc.
IIAIU.liY-No. 2. C24g5lo ! ; No. 3 , 02 > ic ; No.
4 , 4.iWlSc.
fri-AX BRED-NO , i. $1.49.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , f .M.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. . 12.00 ®
J2.J214. Lard , per 10. ) lus , , JC.90fl6.SJV4. fihoit
rlt > a. nlden. loose , J5.0JCC.05. Dry nailed houldern ,
boxed , J5.12iJ4J5.25 ; short clear skies , boxed ,
JC.37ViOO.C2H.
VV1USKY DlBtllleis1 nnlshed goods , per gal. ,
$1,23 ,
aUQAIlS-Unchanged.
The followingwere the receipts ana shlpmenti
today :
On the Produce exchange today the butter mar
ket wati vtendy : creamery , 14dJ > . ' 4o ; dairy , li921o. !
EBBS , Unnj l2a ! 3c.
NEW YOItK tlENKU.Yl. JMAUICKT.
Yeiterdny'a Quotation * 011 Flour , drain and
I'rovlnlonD. Metals , Ktv.
NEW YOIUC , Dec. 6. FI.OUH Hecslpts , 29,801
bbl .J exports , 11,500 bbls. ; sales , 18,700 pkgs.
Market Bold ahead on spring patents and de-
llvcrlea now being made ; exporters ihut out by
high asking prices. Southern flour , dull. Hye
flour , dull ; sales , 200 bbls. Duckwhent flour , dull
at J1.80Q2.90.
UUCKWHEAT Dull nt MCeOc.
COItN MEAlr-Eany ; u.iUs , 203 btls. and 2,0o :
eacks.
HYK Easier : boat loads. MRS'c.
IIAHM'JY Hteady ; western. C3 < f 64c.
11AIILKY ' MALT- Nominally steady.
'WIIUAT Receipts , 49,000 bu. ; exports , 32,000
bu. ; sales , 2.815,000 bu. futures nnd 192,000 bu.
spot. tpot market firmer ; No. 2 red. In store
nnd elevator. COTtc ; nlloat , 62ci f. o. b. , ej'io
62Ho ; No. 1 northern. 70y.c. delivered : No ! 1
hard , 71Jc , delivered. Options opened easier
owing to lower cables 'and bearish crop esti
mates. hut rallied sharply on local coverings ,
good buying by a. big Chicago operator and sym
pathy with corn ; weak late cables caused an
early afternoon reaction , but this was followed
by u final rally on fnlr export business , and the.
close- was at UCHo net advance ; No. 2 led I ?
January , GO iJ > H4c. closed nt Clijc ; February
closed at 6S',4c ; March , ! % ® ? , , closed at
63fc ; May , 63fl64H , closed at Cl 4e : June ,
03 15-16Ji64 4c , closed nt 64Hc ; July , 6IU f65e.
closed at C5c ; December , COiiOOTic. closed at
COUN-Iteccipts , 21,4 0 lu. ; eipirts , 47,000 bu. ;
> ales , 475.000 bu. futures nnd 4C.OWi > bu. itpot.
Hpot market quiet ; No , 2 Is quoted at 67u In
elevator ; No , 3 , 49H050V4C. Option market openel
easier , rallied on U < nl covering nnd ( Irm late
cables , nnd closed firm nt UW4c. ! net advance
January , & 3ij63ttc | , closed at 53tc ! ; May , 635 ! ®
63 IS-lCc , closed nt 63Tic ; December , 5SV5G55Ttc
closed nt f > 5Uc.
OAT8 llecelptB , S5,2)0 bu. : exports , none
sales , 85.000 bu. futures nnd SO.OUtf bu. spot.
Hpot market quiet ; No. 2. 34Hfi3IV4c : No. 2. de
livered. 55 % 35iic ; No. 3. 33 > io : No. 2 while
39C39Wc ; No ; 3 white , S8',4c ; track , white state
and western , 374f44e. Option market quiet , but
generally firmer with corn : closed nt lie ad
vance ; January closed nt 37Ucj May , 36iiU36Jic
closed at 36S > c ; December closed at 3IUc.
HAY Quiet ; shipping , WGSSc.
HOPS Dull ; state , common to choice , old
SJf7o ; new. 13 12Hc ,
IHDliS Firm : wet salted N w Orleans , se
lected. 45 to 65 Iba. . Cc ; Texas dry , 24 to 3
Ibs. , SHftto.
LKATHUn-Qulot : hemlock sole , U. A. , llghl
to heavy weights , U4fl8c. !
WOOL-qulet ; domwllo lleece , 17e33o ; pulled
10O24C.
I'UOVISIONS Cut meats , weak ; pickled be |
lies. 6 < i ? 4c : pickled shouldeio , 61ic ; plcklei1
ham * . S'ii9c Ijinl , steady : westein clean
closed at J7.30 asked ; sales. &W tierces nt J'.Sj
city. J6.75W8.87H ; talus , 175 tierces ; Decembei
closed at J7.25. nominal ; January. $7. JO , nominal
refined , quiet ; continent , 17.65 : " B. A. H
compound. J5.50. I'oik , Inactive.
HUTTKH-meady ; western dairy , HOldc ; west.
rn creamery , 16f25c ; Western factory , 10&17c
. .
C.'llii-:8l3 Quiet ; state , large. 0 llUc : small
tU < n2c ; part Bklms. 3VfC9c : full skims , 2Uf 3c.
lillOS tjultt : ttato and Pennsylvania , 2i > i/27c
Ice house. 17622c ; western fresh , 22fI6c ; south
rrn. a ! 4Hc ; caaen , J3.2JU4.UO ; receipts , 1 , *
PHTIlOLEUM-Nomlnal ; United cloved at
bid ,
HlCIFIrm ; domrillc , fair to extra ,
Jopnn. 4H(44 ( c.
TALI/lW-Klrm ; city , 4Kc ; country , 4c.
HOMIN-Qulnt.
TDIlTKNTINlOuk't it HKCUc.
IIOUASHKR Htpnilv : New OrleanB , open kettle
good to choice. KU37c. le.rl
P1O IKON Dull ; Scotch , J1J.COUW.00 ; Amcrl
can , JIO.OCU1XOO. rl'c.
COTTON UKED O1I < Nominal ; prime crude '
24H24Hoi prime yellow , ) c.
OHANGU8 Steady : fancy , box , oranges , 11.8
G&COj other * . Jl.rJil.75.
COPPIJIl Closed quiet ; exchange quotation
J9.W askeil : tiroker * ' quotation , 9.37W.
LKAI > Closed easy : rxchnngi < quotation for
tpot. J3.1JH ; brukeni' quotation. J3.
HlfBl/rnil Cloeed dull ; exchange quotation
JJ.SU.
TIN Closed firm : closing quotations : Pjxil
IttW ; DrcfinbtT , J13.45O13.Wl January , J13.C2U K
US.K7H ; Krbruiiry to April , JU.WW15.CU ; sales 01
'change , 75 tons tin. Including : S. O. to Aprl
SO , one day's notice. J13.40U13 & ) ; Decembei
COTTON SEED OIL-Qulct : " ! ( , 200 bbli
prime summer yrltow nt tSa and 3)0 bbl * . prim
crude at :4c. Quotations : Prime crude , 24biHc
off crude , 22024ct prime while. 31tf32c , nominal
Coffee Market.
NBW TOUK. Dec. t.-COKFEr > ) ptlonB Client-
Mtady at MflO points decline , ruled firm o
European cable * and foreign buying , but change
.were narrow ; clo ed ttidy and unchanged to
polnln net dvnnc ; iraleii , ,7M bags , Incluillng !
Dfccmtwr , 1I4.OMJ14.21 ; January. Jll.MOU.f5 ;
February , HIV.013.7:1 : , March , f13.150T13.31 ; May ,
J1280B13.M ; July , JI2. 5 , Beptcmber , Jlt7Srtl2.8l ;
October , $1175 ; spot coffee , lllo , nrmcrt No , 7 ,
ex ship ; 1,604 bags No * . S nnd t , to lie shipped ,
ll < J.C2'i , nnd SCO bag * Jamaica , p. t. Wntehous.3
deliveries from New York yesleiday , 16,399 bags ;
New York stock today , 241.832 bags ; Un'ted
Slates stock. 2S3.1M bags ; afloat for the United
Slates. 270.WO bags ; total visible supply for Die
United States , U9.104 bags , against 402,727 toga
last yf-ar.
HANTOH , Dec. 6. Market strong ; good average
Santos , 112.W ; receipts , 19,000 bags ; stock , 374.000
bags.
HAMI1URO , Dec. 6. Market Irregular ! prices
Ufil pfg advance ; Mies , 43,000 bags.
llAVIti : , Dec. 6.-Mnrket npeneil n'llel ! fnlr
nl Hf advance ; at 12 m. , quiet nt Vif decline ; nt
3 p , m. , steady nnil unchanged to Uf decline ;
closed steady nt net unchanged to lit advance ;
total ales. 22.0)0 bags.
RIO DE JANEIRO , Dec. 6. Market firm : No.
7 Rio , t2.CO ! ; exchange , HVtd ! receipts. 2,000 bags ;
cleared fcr Ihc I'n'led ' Slates , 2.000 bags ; cleared
for Europ * . 1,000 bngs ; stock , 195,000 bags.
Growing Rio crop Is estimated at barely 2,000,000
OMAHA UIIXIJUAL .MARKET ,
Condition ot Tmdo nnd Quotations on
Staple mill I'miry 1'roduco.
ntlTTER-Packlng stock , So ; fair to good coun
try , 10iiJ12c ; choice to fancy , 14Q16c ; galhered
creamery , 19ft20c ; separator creamery , 23c.
EQClS-StrlclIy fresh laid , 21022c ; fresh ( cold
storage ) , 16fl8c.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens , 4c ; spring chickens -
ens , 4V4ff5c ; ducks , Cc ; turkeys , Gc ; heavy toms ,
Cc ; geese , Cc.
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens , fair , 404'4c !
choice large , 5c ; choice small , 6fl6ic ! ; turkeys.falr
to good , JQCc : choice heavy , 70Ec ; choice small , 80
9c : ducks , fnlr to peed , 6 7c ; fancy , 8i8V4c ; geese ,
fair lo god , C7c ; fancy , 808'tc.
GAME Prnlrle chickens , per doz. , 13.DOiiJ3.75 ;
grouse , per doz. , 13.0083.W ; blue wing Unl , per
doz. . 11.60W1.75 ; green wing leal , per doz. , 11.23
Ql.CO : ducks , mixed , per doz. , tl.0031.23 ; canvns-
bac-ks , 14.OOtM.50 ; mallards and red heads. t2.50
W2.75 ; quail , 11.50 1.75 ; deer saddles , 13 15c ;
nntclope saddles , lojjllc : small rabbits , 75@SOc ;
Jack rabbits , not wanted ,
VEAL Choice , fnt nnd smnll veals are quoted
at ( c : large and coarse. 3J4c.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream , Young A ,
13c ; Iwlns , 12',4c ' ; Nebraska nnd Iowa , full cream ,
Ho ; Nebraska nnd Iowa , part skims , 7 T8c ; Llm-
burger. _ No. 1 , lie ; brick. No. 1 , lie ; Swiss , No.
'llAY Upland hay , 15.50 ; midland , 19 ; lowland ,
18.60 ; rye straw , 16. Color makes the price on
hay. Light shades sell the best. Only top grades
bring lop prices.
1'IdEONS Old birds , per doz. , 75c.
VEGETAHLEa.
POTATOES Western stock , car lots , 62S65c ;
small lots. 70c.
OLD DEANS Hand-picked , navy , 12 ; Lima
beans , per lb. , 6',4c.
ONIONS-On orders , C5ffl70c.
CAII1IAOE On orders. U4c.
CELERY-Per doz. , 25 35c.
SWEET POTATOES-1'cr bbl. , t2.75T3.0
11EF.TS Per bbl. . 12.
CARROTS Per bbl. , } 2.
CAULIFLOWER Per doz. . 11.6001.73 ,
HORSERADISH-Per Hi. . " 08c.
PARSNIPS Per bbl. , 12.
RUTAIIAOAS Per bbl. . 12.
PARSLEY Per doz. bunches , 35O40C.
TURNIPS Per tbl. , 12.
SPLIT PEAS Per lb. . 3'Jc.
OREEN PEAS Per bu. . 11.251.35.
RADISHES Per doz. , 35Jr40c.
LETTUCn-Per doz , , 35 40c.
FRUITS.
QUINCES California , per 60-lb. box. 11.60. '
APPLES-Good stock , per bbl. , 12.6002.75 ;
Michigan stock , 13 ; New York or New England ,
13.25.
PEACHES None.
PLUMS-Callfomla , none.
PRUNES None.
PEARS Winter Nellls. 11.75ft2.00.
GRAPES Concord , none ; Malagas , per 63 to
CS-lb. hhls. , gross , 17.60iiT9.00.
CRANUERIHES-Cape Cod fancy , 110.00Q10.50
per bbl.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Florldas , 12.75.
I1ANANAS Choice stock , 12.0002.50 per bunch.
LEMONS Malaga. S3.75O4.00 ; fancy Florida ,
sizes 250 and 300 , 14.00Jj'4.25.
PINEAPPLES None.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTERS IXL , So ; mcdutm. per can ,
horsa shoes , 12c ; extra standards. 15c : extra
lecls. 17c ; company selects , 21c ; New York
counts , 23c.
NEW FIGS Fancy , 13c ; choice , 13ftHc ; Cali
fornia , liagH. 8c.
HONEY New Yolk , 17c : California. ICc.
MAPLE SYRL'P Gallon cans , per doz. , t2.
NUTS Almonds , 15@lCc ; English walnuls , 12c
fllberls , 12c ; llrnzll nuts , 8c : enslern chestnuts
no good stock : shellbnrk hickory nuls , per bu. ,
12 ; large hickory nuls , tl.75 ; fancy raw peanuts
Cc ; roasted peanuts , 7lic.
8AUER KRAUT Clio-Ice white , per bbl , , } 4.60
per half bbl. , 12.50 ,
MINCE MEAT Fancy , In half bbls. . per lb.
AC ; 10-gnl. kegs , 7c ; condensed , per case of 3
doz. rkgs. , 12.75.
FISH Fresh caught croppies , perch nnd sun
fish1. 35c : buffalo , Sfplc ; pike nnd pickerel , 68c
catfish , S J9c ; black \iits. \ ' 12@13c.
CIDER Pure Juice , per bbl. . 13.50 ; half bbl. , 13
HIDES No. J green'hides , 34e-'No. ! ; 2 green
hides , 3Vic ; No. 1 green salted hides , 4 lie ; No. 2
green Failed hides , 3V c : No. . 1 green salted hides
23 to 40 Ibs. , 4V.C ! No. 2 green salted hides. 25 to
40 Ibs. , 3'tc : No. 1 Vcal'ca'lf , " 8'to 15 Ibs. , 7c ; No
2 veal calf , g to 15 Ibs. , 6c ; No. 1 dry Illnt hides
6c : No. 2 dry flint hides , 4c ; No. 1 dry salted
hides , 5c ; part cured hides , IJc per lb. less than
fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green sailed , each. 2560c
green raited shearlings ( short wooled early skins )
each , 6H5c ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) . No. 1 , each. fiWlOc ; dry shearlings ( shot
wooled enrly skins ) , No. 2 , each , 6c ; dry llln
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , pe
lb. , actual weight , 5fSh ; 'dry flint Kansas am
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4J6c ; dry Illnt Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per lb. . nclual weight , 4JJ6'ic : dry Illnt
Colorado murrain wool pelts' , per lb. , actual
wHghl. 4 Cc.
TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow , No. 1 , 4 ®
4',4c ; lallow. No. 2 , 3'it4o ; grease , white'A , 4'4W
4l4c ; grease , white II , 3c : grease , yellow , 3Uc ;
grease , dark , 2i 3o ; old butter , 22'ic ; bees
wax , prime. 1720c ; rough tallow , 2c.
FURS Dear , black. No. 1 large' . 120.00&25.00 ;
No. 1 medium. 115 : No. 1 small. tS.OO 10.00 ; bear ,
black , yearlings , No. 1 large. 112.00@15.00 ; No. 1
medium , 110 ; No. 1 small , 17 ; bear , black , cubs ,
No. 1 large , t6.00ffi8.00No. : . 1 medium , 15.MW6.00 ;
No. 1 small , II : bear , black , Montana and Reeky
mountain , No. 1 large , 118.00GM.OO ; No. 1 medium ,
111 ; No. 1 small , 110 : bear , black , Montana year-
Ilng , No. 1 large. 112 : No. 1 medium. 18 ; No. 1
small , 15 ; bear , , black , Montana cubs , No. 1
largo. 10.60 ; No. 1 medium , 14.50 ; No. 1 small.
13 ; bear , silver tip. No. 1 large. 120 ; No. 1
medium. 112 ; No. I email. 18 ; bear , silver tip-
yearling . No. 1 large , } 11 ; No : 1 medium , 18 :
No. 1 small , 15 ; boar , sliver tip , . cubH , No. l
large , 1C ; No. 1 medium , 14.50 ; No. 1 small. 13 ;
bear , brown. No. 1 large. 120.00W25.UO ; No. 1
medium. 116 : No. 1 small. 112 ; bear , brown , year
lings. No. 1 large. 110.00 12.00 ; No. 1 medium , 18 ;
No. 1 small , 16 ; bear , brown , cubs. No. l large ,
17 ; No. 1 medium. 15 ; NA 1 email. 13 ; badger.
No. 1 large , tl.OOWl.50 ; No. 1 medium. 6Jo : No.
1 small , 50c ; fUher. No. 1 large , IS ; No. l medium.
1C ; No. 1 small , 54 ; fox , silver , as to color ac
cording lo beauty. No. 1 large , $100 ; No. 1
medium , J60 ; No. 1 small , 150 : fox , hjlyerpale.
Jarge , 17 ; " No. 1 medium , ' 13 : " No. 1 small. 12 ;
fox , red , No. 1 large , 11.50 ; No. 1 medium , 11.21 ;
No. 1 small , 11 ; fox , gray , No. 1 la u * . " 5o : No.
1 medium , Me ; No. 1 small. 40c : fox , kit , No. 1
large. We ; No , 1 medium , 4)c ; No. 1 email. 30c :
lynx. No. 1 large. 13 ; No. ! medium , 12 ; No. 1
small , 11.60 : marten , No. 1 large , $2 ; No. 1
medium , 11.50 ; No. 1 trnall , 11 ; mink. No. 1
large , 60JC5c ; No. 1 medium , 40c : No. 1 small ,
35c ; mink , dark , No. 1 large. Cic ; No. 1 medium ,
40c ; No. 1 small. 30c ; mountain lion , perfect head
; nnd feet , No. 1 large. .tl.Wff2.00 ; Imperfect sk us ,
23f60o ; otter. No. 1 larpe , (8 ( ; No. 1 medium ,
, JO.WiJ7.00 ; No. 1 small. 15 ; otter , pale. No. 1
large , 17 ; No. 1 medium , t5 : No. 1 small , 14 ;
; raccoon. No , 1 large. . 60ffl70c ; No. 1 medium , 6'c ' ;
. No. 1 small , 35c ; raccoon , black , us to beauty.
No. 1 large , 50cif 12.00 ; skunk , black , rased. No. 1
, large. 11.25 ; No. 1 medium , 75c ; No. 1 small , 50c :
skunk , short striped , No. 1 large , 11 ; No. 1
medium , 70c : No. 1 small , 45c ; skunk , narrow
striped. No. 1 later. 50c ; No. 1 medium , 4'c ' ) ; No.
, 1 small. 25c ; skunk , broad striped. No. 1 large
20O25C ; wolverine. No. 1 large. M : No. 1 medium ,
13 ; No. 1 small , 12 ; wolf , mountain , No. 1 largo ,
, 13 ; No. 1 medium. 12 : No. 1 small , 11.6' ) ; wolf ,
prairie. No. 1 large , 65890c ; No. 1 medium , 60o ;
No. 1 small. 40c ; beaver , per skin , No. 1 large ,
( 15,0006.00 : N . 1 medium , 14.50 ; No. 1 small. (2 ;
beaver kits. No. 1 large , 12 ; No. 1 medium , 11.50 ;
No. 1 small. 75c ; inunkrnts. winter , No. 1 large ,
SWlOc ; No , l medium , 9c ; No , 1 smnll , 7c ; muskrats -
, rats , fall , No. 1 large , 4 < fCc ; No. 1 medium , 7c ;
. No. 1 small , Cc ! munkratii. Klla. 2fl3c.
Flmiiiflitl Notrs.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 6. Clearings , tl,150.048.
KALTIMORE. Dec. 6. Clearings. 12,401,103 ;
balances , 1381,045.
PHILADELPHIA , Dec. C. Clearings , 19,828,1281
balances , 11,365,116. ,
.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6. Clearings , 193.110,850 ;
balances , 16,698,374.
REUL1N , Dec. C. Exchange on London , eight
days' sight , 20 marks , 3J\i pfg.
MEMPHIS. Dec. 6. Clearings. 1503.S03 : bal
ances , 167,999. New York exchange telling at
par.
par.ST.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. ( . Clearings. Jl.453.18t ; bal
ances , 1607,949. Money dull , 64J7 per cent ; ex
change on Ninv York , 2Sc premium bid.
LONDON. Dec . Gold Is quoted at lluenoi
Ayres today at 714 ; Madrid. 12.00 ; Lisbon , 23.00
HI. Peteritburg , U ; Athens , 77 ; Rome , 10C.90
Vienna , 103.
. CHICAGO. Pec. 6. Clearings , .116.000,000
Money , 44j'4'5 per cent on cell ; 6t(6 per cent or
- time ; New York exchange at 4 per eenl
premium ; sterling commercial , > 4.85\yt.KU ,
. PARIS , Dec. 6. Three per cent rentes , 1021
iH < ! for the account. Exchange on London
25t 13Hc for checks. The weekly statement ol
the Dank of-France , Issued today , shows thu fo ) .
lowing changes as compared with the prevloui
account : Notiw. In circulation , decreased , S3-
9I3.0W francs ; treasury accounts current , de.
creased , 42.900.000 francj ; gold In hand , Increased
20,673.000 francs ; bills discounted , decreased , 128. .
275,000 francs ; silver In hand , decreased , tOO.OCK
, francs.
* LONDON , Dec. ( . The weekly statement o
the Dank uf England , Issued today , shown th <
following changes as compared with the prevloui
, account ; Total reserve , decrease. 11,001.WO ; , clr
culatlon. Increase. { 241,000bullion , decrease
I7.W1.617 ; other securities , decrease , (86,000 ; oth i
deposits , dtcrwute , 155,000 ; public deposits , de
crease , (464.000 ; mites reserve , decrease , 1811.000
. government securities. Inert * ! * * . 7J,000. Tin
proportion of th Dank of England's reserve ti
liability , which , last week , was U.33 percent , I
now M.64 per cent. Hur silver 8Hd per ounce
Money U per tent. Th ? rate jif money In opei
market , both short and thm > months bills , .
H Per ceuU Jhe-Uink ol Enflaad'i rate u
discount rrmnfnn unchanged nt 2 ptr cent. The
amount of bullion gone Into the llank of Knit-
land today was IM.ooo. Consols for money ,
102H , consols for the account , 10215-1C.
STOCKS AND ilUNDS.
Sugar Speculator * Lett Ip Uncertainty for
'
An'otiier l ) y.
NEW YORK , -Dec. 6. The promised state
ment of the directors ofthe American Sugar
Ileflnlnp company was not forthcoming
today , but Instead came the announcement
that Its publication had been deferred until
tomorrow , owing to the fact that It wns not
completed. It Is understood that the docu
ment will endeavor to explain wherein the
now tariff IB Inimical to American sugar re
fining Interests nnd will attempt to show
that rlnco the present sugar schedule went
Into force the trust refineries have been
operated without profit or nt n loss. The
delay gives another day to the Insiders In
which to make merry with the street as they
did today , to swing the sugar plum from
one hand to the other nnd up nnd down , as
the mood takes them. The trading In the
stock wns on very nearly the same scale
as on yesterday , the sales being only 15,009
shnres less.
There \vns great excitement In the sugar
pool nt the opening and Bales were made nt
nbout the name time nt Mt4 to 80 , the latter
being an advance of IVft per cent on the
closing figures of yesterday , nnd this wns
the highest point touched during the day.
In the first fifteen minutes CO.OOO shares
changed hands , and nt noon the sales had
reached 107,500 shares , the total for the day
being 153,200 shares. The clique of Insiders
controlled the market , nnd If It was their
desire to shake out the stock of other
holders they succeeded admirably , occa
sionally giving encouragement to buyers by
letting the price move up several points ,
with the Invariable result that a quick re
action followed , which brought the stock
down to a still lower level. The low point
of the day , 86 % , was reached nt about de
livery hour. A recovery of % per cent fol
lowed , with a reaction of % per cent nt the
close , making the loss on the day 2 % per
cent. The preferred Is down Hi per cent.
The grangers were dealt In moderately nnd
were fairly well held , making gains on the
day of H to % per cent , the latter In IJur-
llngton. The general market was Irregular
and unsettled during the greater part of the
day , but closed fairly firm , with a majority
of the losses made up nt the close.
The bond market was held firmly In the
enrly part of the day , but later became
easier. Atchlson 4s were most prominent
In the dealings and figured for $138,003 out
of a total of Jl,593,000.
The Post's London cablegram : The
stock markets are dull. The foreign mar
kets were disinclined to active operations
pending the coming Issue of Husslan nnd
French loans. Americans were better In the
absence of confirmation of the absurd rumor
of a St. I'aul receivership. Prices generally
finished distinctly under the best. Of the
decrease of nco.OOO In coin and bullion In the
Hank of Knglnnd this week , 479,000 were
exported , the details being 100,000 to the
Cape , 10,000 to Chill , 10,000 to nuenos Ayres
nnd the remainder In bars sold for Paris.
Discount rates are weakening here on the
general expectation that gold shipments
from America are about to commence.
The following were the closing quotations
on the lending stocks of the New York ex
change today :
AtchlHon North wt'hlern
AdaniH Kxpress. . . do pfc !
Alton. T. H N. Y. Ontral
dopfd N. Y. AN. K
Am. KxprcHM Ontario .t W
Baltimore A. Ohio. Oregon Imp 10
Canada Pacific. . . . Ori'iroii Nnv 20
Canada Southern. . O. S. L. A , O. N. . . . 20U
Central Pacltlc. . . . Pacific Mall
Chen. A Ohio P. D. .t B..I If
Chicago Alton Plttsburg Ul (
C. . II. & Q Pullman 1'alnco. . 1G4
Chicago UIIH Ue.itllnir 1G4me
Consolidated G.IB. ilchmoiilTcr..i. ; 1U
C. . C. . C. .tSt. L. . . . do I'M t JO
Colo. Coal .V Iron. . U. O. W li >
Cotton Oil Cort. . . . 11. O. W. pfd 43
DclawaruAHud. . Hock Inland OIK
Del. . Lack..A . - . . St. Paul r > 7
D. A 11.0. pfd do pfd J17H
U. &C. F. Co St. P. A. Omaha. . , , ftlfci
Erie dopfn iim
do pfd Southern Pacific. . 18 ! {
Fort Wayne 157 Sugar Hollncry. , . . HUH
(5. Northern pfd. . . TCIIII. Coal .V Iron. loW
C..VE. I..nfd Texas Pucltlc "
Hocking Valley. . . T. JkO. Ont. pfd. . 78"
Illinois Central , . . Union Pacific IS
St. V. & Duluth. . . . U. a Express
K. & T. pfd W. St. L. & V
Like Erlo & Went do pfd
dopfd Wells Fargo Kx. . . 105
Lnko Shore WcMorn Union . . HTM
Lead Trust Wheeling & L. K. .
LOUlBVlllo&N. . . . dopfd *
I * & N. A M. .t SI. L 85
Manhattan Con. . . . O. & H. O 10
McmphlB&C a. E 34H
Michigan Cent. , . . N. L in
MlBHourl Pacific. . C. F. &L - OH
Mobllo-A Ohio. . do pfd
NashvllloClmt. . . . It AT. C
National Cordaco. T. A. A. & N. M. . . .
do pfd - . . T. St. Ii.IC.C
N. J. Contra ! dopfd. . . . .
N. dtW. pfd S. U. It
North Am. Co. i. . do pfd. < * i * .i * . . *
Northern Pacific. . Am. Too. Co. . . . . .
No. Pac. pfd dopfd..1 105
U. P. . D..VO
The total saUs of stocks today were 2C5.2CC
shares. Including : American Sugar. 159,500 ; Ilur
llngton , 15.600 ; Chicago Gas. 6.400 ; Dlstflllni ?
12,800 ; National Lead. 6,800 ; Northwestern , 3.COO
Pnclllc Mall , 3.COO ; Reading , 9,000 ; Rock Island
6,600 ; St. Paul , 18,000.
Now York .Money Market.
NEW YORK , Dec. C. MONEY ON CALL-
Eaay at 1W1V4 Per cent ; last loan 1 per cent
closed nt 1 per cent.
PI RIME IHCANTILE PAPEIl 2UQ4H per
cent.
STEIH-INO EXCHANUE-Stronff , with actual
business In bankers' bills at H.BVIH.SSVi for de
mand , and $ l.87@4.87'4 for sixty days ; posted
rates , 4.87V4B1.8S. nnd Il.88'if4.83'i ; commer
cial bills , 4.i > C04.SCU.
HIIVEK CERTIFICATES 6UJc bid.
GOVEIIWMENT liONDS-Stcady ; state bonds ,
quiet ; railroad bonds , easier.
Closing quotations on bonds were aa follows :
II. 8. fiH. reir Ill ) ! > . & H. U. 4s -
U. B. Ca.cuup 110 Erlo'lMH OH
U.S. 4H , i-oir 1UH U. U. .VS. A. Os. . . . till
U. s. 4Hcoup 115 do 7 08
U. S.'lB. TCK 117 II. &T. C. Bs 105
Pacific On of 'US , . doOa
Ala.oinsH A. . . . . . M. K. A'T. lBt4a. . HIM
Ala. Cli.ua 1) ) 10S do''d4H 40H
Ala. Cl.iHS C 02 Mutual Union OB. . 110
Aln. Currency US N. J. C.Oen. 5s. . . . 110
La. New Con. 4a. . , t)8 ) No. Pac. Jets 110
MlBHourl On 100
N. C. 0 1B4 N. W. Consols 1411
N.C. 4 101 do S. F. Icb. D . 1(11) ( )
S. C. nonfund H , O. WPBI. iHts. . . 7tm ,
Tonn. new net Os , St. P. Consols 7 . .
Tcnn. ntw Bet Oa , do c. & P. w. BH.
Tenn. old tia 110 St. L..V I.M.Rcn.S.
Va. CcnlurlPH St.L.fcS.ROen.0.
do deferred Tox. Pac. luta
Atchlson 4a do id !
do2d A 1HH U. P. Ihts of ' 1)0. ) . . 10IK :
Canada So. ' . .Ms. . . WestShora4
C. P. istsof 'U5. . . 11)3 So. R. R
U.&K. U. 7a 114
Iliistnn Htook ( J "tiUou. :
BOSTON. Dec. 0. Call loans. 2W33K per cent :
tlmo loans , : ISU per cent. Closing prlcca for
Btocka , bonds and mining shares :
A. T. AS. V W. End pfd
Am. Sviirar , NVexllncti. Klec. . . . 31
Am. SuRar.pfd. . . . WIs. Central
Hay State Gas 10K AtchlB in 2da . . . . 18 >
IlellToluphono. . . AlchlHon 4u as
Huston & Albany. . 2011 Now England ( In , .
Iloaton .tMalno. . . 1AH Gen. Electric CB. . .
do pfd ini WlB. Cont. iBtH. . . .
C. II.&Q 71 Atlantic
Kltchbnrir HH llontrm , V Montana
Gen. Klectrlc 34" llutto .V Iloaton. . .
Illlnoli Steel Calumet , V Hecla. . 2SU
Mexican Contra ! . . Centennial , CO
N. Y. AN. E Franklin 1.1
Old Colony Kuartmrec
Ore. Short Lino. . . OBceoln 21
Rubber Qulncy 02
Union Pacific Tamarack 168
WeatEnil
Han rr.incliieo 'Mining ntocK Quotntlunii.
SAN FBANCISCO. Dec. O.-Tho omclal cloln ;
Quotations for mining HtojKs toiiy : worj ai ( ol-
lows :
Sliver birB. GH < 601He. Mexican dollars , 80K3
Sic. Drafts , sleht , par ; telographlo Sc.
No IT York Milling Qint itlnn.
NKW YORK. Dec. O.-Tho following nro the
closing mlnlni. quotations :
llulwer. C Ontario 7ftO
; Cholor. 40 Ophlr ISO
; Crown 1'olnt 40 Plymouth. . ; 730
Con. CaU& Va. . . . 340 QuIclCHllver 150
, ! ) < > wlwood 40 doufd 1500
( iould ti. Curry . , . 30 Starra Nevada. , . . CO
Hnlu St. NorcroBs , . H5 Standard 105
Hoinuiitako 1590 Union Con. > , . BO
Mexican 00 Yellow Jacket. . . . 35
,
At to ( lolit blilpiucntn.
NBW YOIIK , Dec. 6.-Bt rllnir exchange la
tronK on a limited volume of liuslnesa. As la
usual at Ihla period of the year , exchange la In
demand to anticipate the January dUuurernirnti
, of Interest. While It Is Lrllevrd onn gold will
Ki > forward Saturday , none of the exporting
houira have as yet made known their Intention la
make shipments One of the liaupe * iiold ex.
change curlIn the week \\lth the view of chip
ping guld airalnit It In cane exchange should de.
dine , and will undoubtedly make a shipment ,
Hates are very firmly held at a hadu hlghei
than yesterday.
London Stock ( juotntloiil.
LONDON , Deo. 0.-4 p. m. cloiluf :
Can. Paclrto null st. I'aul com . 6U
Krlu 12H N , Y. Central 101
Krlu.Mil. . . . 71 1'eimnylraiila. . . . . . 61H
111. Central OIK Heading. . 61S7K
Mexican ordln rr. li Max.Con. n W'4s. S7K
'OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKETS
Oattlo Trade Oonfimfos to Improve Under
the Lilted Supply ,
DESIRABLE OFFERIgiffcoT A DIME HIGHER
Even the Off Color In All Urndcs Sold
Stronger Itog cut n
iconic Comb ) "tlcm of ri
tlons , C Sternly.
THURSDAY , Dec. 6.
Cattle and sheep Srcelpts were rather lim
ited , while the rurf < of hogs was very fair ,
although the quality was scarcely as good
as yesterday.
Nothing very good was to be found In the
beef cattle line today , the holdings consist
ing largely of the usual Inferior half-fat
natives and western steers. Supplies nt all
lending markets for the day were below
the average , nnd the tone of the trade was
materially Improved thereby. Desirable
beef steers found ready sale at prices lOo
higher , while Inferior offerings were picked
up to fill In nt stronger prices.
The activity In the market on steers was
reflected In the trade In cows , heifers , etc. ,
anil values on decent holdings were gener
ally about a dime higher. Trade was brisk
and the moderate number on sale soon
changed hands , the market closing strong
at the high point of the day.
Stock cuttle were offered In only limited
numbers , nnd , as a result , business In that
direction was also active and prices strong
on all suitable offerings. Representative
- - - -
sales :
DRESSED DEEP.
No. Av , Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Ar. Pr.
1. . .1000)2 50 J. 990 $3 00 1. . .1070 13 60
2. . .1103 2 60 6. . .10C2 3 20 4. . .1145 3 CO
1..1050 275 9. . .977 ISO 42 , . 1196 3 65
22. . 979 2 75 17. , .1169 3 40 38. . ,1260 3 75
2. . .1333 3 00 41. .1035 3 DO 36. . .1323 4 UO
COWS.
1. . . . 740 1 00 3. . 876 1 C : 8. . . 891 2 00
. . COO 1 25 .1030 1 C5 2. . .1090 2 10
i ! ! , .1020 1 23 is ! ! . .1030M 1 65 1. . . 920 2 15
i. . . . C50 1 25 5. . , , 912 1 70 " .1170 2 13
i. . . , . 970 1 25 " . 963 1 73 10" . 826 2 16
2. . , .1010 1 25 l" , . C70 1 75 1C. . .1053 2 20
1. . , . (00 1 25 16. . . 842 1 73 c. . . 728 2 25
1. . , . 7CO 1 25 ' .1020 1 75 2. . .10 0 2 25
L. . .1COO 1 25. a ! . . 9M > 1 73 16. . . .1091 2 25
2. . , . 790 1 33 i. . , ( SO 1 75 12. . . 978 2 25
5. . . . C76 1 40 i. . , .1030 1 75 22. . . C91 2 25
1. . . .1090 1 ' 60 i. . . .1000 1-75 1. . .1030 2 23
, . 930 1'BO 3. . , .io7ir 1 73 12. . . 932 225
i ! ! . . 770 1 60 17. . . . 815 1 SO 84. . . 972 2 25
i. . . . 730 1 60 10. . . . 961 1 85 14. . , .1000 2 30
4. . ' ' 1 60 1. . . . 730 1 85 32. . . 815 2 35
8. . . . 929 1 50 3. . . .1186 1 81 14. . . 815 2 35
1. . . . "SO 1 60 2. . . , 990 1 83 2 .1010 2 40
11. . . . 878 1 60 8. . . . 810 1 85 2i ! ! .1100 2 40
2. . . . SM 1 50 11. . . . 930 1 83 i. . , .1100 2 60
2 , . . . 890 1 50 4. : . . 900 1 ! )0 ) 14. . , .1050 2 50
3. . . .1008 1 65 i. . . .11CO 203 o " , .1115 260
3. . . . 976 1 65 i. . . . 900 2 00 1. .1220 2 65
5. . . . 780 1 CO i. . . .1390 200 4. . .1025 2 75
1. . . . 900 1 CO 4. . . . 925 2 00 43. . .1123 3 00
5. . . . 912 1 CO 01. . . 820 2 00 4. . , 802 1 65
3. . . .1000 2 00
HEIFERS.
1. . . . 290 1 10 14. . , 445 1 CO 1. . , 380 2 00
5. . . . 358 1 15 13. . , 762 1 50 1. . , 530 2 00
3. . . . 310 1 25 4. . C83 1 CO 1. . , 600 2 35
10. . . . 4C9 1 25 2. . . 675 1 CO C. . , 796 2 40
4. . . . 357 1 35 , 377 1 90 5. . , COO 2 50
27. . . . 4SS 1 35
CALVES.
4. . . . 212 100 . . 293 2 00 1. . , 120 3 00
4. . . . 200 1 00 . . 118 200 1. . . 210 3 DO
2. . . , 230 1 25 . ; 120 2 00 1. . . 210 3 25
ni . . 270 1 60 . . 105 2 00 1. . . 140 3 50
i ! . . . 110 1 60 . . 140 225 2. . , 16i 3 CO
4. . . . ,117 1 60 . ; 255 2 25 1. . , 130 3 CO
1. . . . 2SO 1 60 . . 380 2-35 1. . , 170 3 75
9. . . . 397 1 SO . . 130 2 75 5. . , ISO 4 00
3. . . . 310 2 00 , , ace s oo
BULLS , <
10. . . . 3G9 1 15 I. . .1080 1 83
1. . . . 470 I 15 2. . .1203 1 90
1. . . .1100 1 50 l..SM 1 60 1. . . ICO 1 90
1. . . .1550 1 50 2. . . .J1CO 2 60 1. . . 820 1 90
1. . . .1220 1 60 1. . . . 830" .1 60 2. . . 800 1 90
1. . . .1410 1 50 1..13I0..1 75 1. . .1300 1 95
1. . . .1160 1 50 1. . . ,162ft 'I 75 3. . .1476 2 00
1. . . . 940 1 50 . . . 1 75' 1 73 1. . .1410 2 00. .
1. . . .1180 1 55 1..7JC5 " 1 75 1..14CO 225
2. . .1435 1 65 so 1..1010 2 35
1..1450 1 55
1..1500 1 25
1..14CO 1 90 2.100-203 , 1..1100 225
25. . . . 936 2 03 . . .
KTOCKERS AND1 FEEDERS.
1. . . . 710 1 25 13..r flS 33 21. . . . 898 2 CO
1. . . . 270 1 75 ? KJ9lI5S. . . . . 494 260
10. . . . 656 2 00 14. . . . 900 265
2. . . . SCO 2 00 13 , f.f 703 .2.40 3. . . . 740 2 70
1. . . . 800 2 00 H.kae 2 40 1C. . . . S50 270
1. . . . 740 2 00 1..MO 2 4 $ 18. . . . 845 2 70
9 , , . , 74C 2 10 ! 40 12. . . . f > 50 2 70
lo ! . . . 361 i 25 6. . . . 04 2 75
8. . . 782 2 * > 20.152 2 75
, - - - - - - - ,
1. . . 3702 25 1..TKO 2 50 16. , . . 922 2 80
4. . . 632 2 30 4. . . . 815 2 CO 18. . . . 900 2 85
19. . . G47 2 20 10. . . . 778 260 22. , . . 961 2 90
12. . . 373 2 30 1. . . . 970 2 60 8. . , . 883 290
1. . . 235 235 2. . ; . 7SO ICO 12..IOCS 290
WESTERN CATTLE.
No- Av. Pr. No. A . Pr.
1 bull..1210 . } 1 65. 2 bulls 195 11 63
1 cow 620 175 Scows. 1000 225
15 cows 885 2 25
COLORADO.
3 feeders. . . . 510 230 56 cows. 860 1 75
1 cow 1030 200 . 6 cows 976 200
4 cows 1057 235 9 cows 1000 260
2 cows , .1080 260 4 feeders'.1002 285
24 steers . . 9C3 323 1 steer. 134) 3 C3
1 steer. . . . ,1050 2 75
J. M , Graham.
9 cows 872 1 CO 1 bull 1210 1 65
15 heifers 416 1 75 1 bull 1230 1 85
31 cows 852 2 20 12 cows 840 2 20
2 calves 2110 2 25 1 calf 110 3 50
Houston ft D.
C cows. 930 1 30 1 cow 870 1 40
4 cows 1000 1 40 1 bull 1070 1 50
.1 calf 300 1 C5 40 cows 870 2 05
1 ralf 150 2M 21 cowe 881 2 IG
32 cows 823 205 2 cows 1015 2 05
1 feeder 890 245 2 feeders , . . . 925 2 45
3 feeders. . . . C33 2 45 3 feeders. . . . 593 2 45
8 feeders. . . . 1095 295 26 feeders. . . . 9S3 2 75
115 feeders..1050 2 83
83WYOMING.
WYOMING.
1 bull 12SO 1 35 3 cows SCO 1 65
17 cows 912 2 00 2 cows 990 2 00
2 cows. 900 2 00
HOGS It looked rather dlscournK'nsr to hoc
salesmen this morning , although the run here
was only fair , owlnir to the heavy supply at
Chicago , but at the clone prices were not much
If nny different from the close Wednesday. Iluy-
er started In to pound prices , nnd succeeded In
Rettlnir a good many hogs nt a decline of from
5c to lOc , but under more favorable conditions
later In the day the market reacted , and closed
slronRer , with a ( rood pdrt of the early loss re
gained. The market from start to lln'sh .wai
erratic and very uneven , apparently the pnme
grades of hogs Felling nt widely different figures ,
according as to Just how they would eult the
buyer. One choice load of heavies topped the
market nt J4.DO , while outside of this nothing
brought above J4.40. The bulk sdil nt from JI.1S
to J4.40. ngnlnst a bulk yesterday of from JI.25
to J4.40. Representative cales :
, ,
il
HHEEP Two double-deck loads mode up the
supply of sheep. Market steady. Fair to choice
natives are quotable at 12.2503.00 : fair to KOCX ]
westerns. 12.0067.85 ; common and stock sheep ,
tl.oott2.o0 ; Roosl to choice 4 } to 100-lb. lambs ,
t2.60tf3.8i. Representative sales :
No. VTt. Pi.
native mixed 70 1160
213natlve in lie. I SI 260
7 natlvtf laniba. . . . . . U 2 99
Kama * C'liy Live block Markit.
ClTYi Ue ? . e.-F-CATTLE-ReceJnV
SjSOO hrndi shlpmrnlg , 3,100 hcnil ; miuket
Teln * steers , U.Kxn.Ji ; Tetnt row * , tl.M4r2.60) )
livnt uleers , I3.r , 5.75i nnllvn cow * , 1 OW3.tOi
stwkerii and feedcrn. 12.10173,70 ; bulls , $1.WH .00.
JIO(18 HecelptR , 11.300 Timid ; shipments , 400
head ; irmrkct slronir to fk ! higher ; bulk of sales ,
t4.Kn4.40 ; henvlps , I4.20Q4.M ; packers. tl.Wffl.W ,
U-4Q U 3-W < fMi Yorkers ,
} 4.1MjlW ; | itg , K.W3I3.7 ! .
SllKKl' llrcelpts , 4,600 head ; thlpmentu , 1,300
hcadj market slow nnd weak.
Itrnclpts nml DlipniltUm of Stock.
Oinclnl receipts ami disposition of stock n
shown by the books ot the Union Block Yards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at 3
o'clock p. m. , December 6 , 1804 :
ItECUIl'TS.
Cars. Head.
Cattle . S3 2,267
lli'KS . , . , 109 8,517
Bherp . 2 4M
DISPOSITION.
DISPOSITION.Cattle.
Cattle. Hogs. Bhccp.
Omnha Picking company , , . , . 21 1,127 .
Cl. It , Hammind company. , . , 40 2,021 .
Swift nnd Company . 293 l.KU 4M
Cudahy Packing company. . , . SSO 2.3.V ) .
Wilson . CIO .
U. H. Hammond , Sioux City . 221 . . - > .
J , Ixihman . 79 . . . . .
1U Meeker & Uegcm. . , . > . 321 . ,
P. U. Armour . . . . . . . . . . . . . 463 .
Vnnront . 31 . . . . .
I , . Decker . 78 .
J. I. . Carey . 16 .
Denton & W . 4s .
Shlppcra and feeders . 012 14 .
Totals . . 2,327 8,533 450
i.tvi : STUCK.
There AVas n fnlr Dcnmiiil for All flrndoi *
of Cuttle.
CHICAGO , Dec. 6. There was a fair demand
for nil grades of cnttlo and all grades were
fairly firm. The supply wns Unlit. Chrli-tmas
steers , weighing from 1,400 to l.SOO Ibs.er
quoted nt from J0.23 t t6.CO. Today's snlcs were
largely nt from t3.75 to } . " > for fleers and nt from
11.83 to 12.75 for cows , heifers nnd cullK. Seal ,
nwngs sold as low as from tl.23 to tl.&D. The
calf market Is lightly supplied and Is strong.
The hog market remained weak. About 7S.OOO
were on sale , nnd that supply was too large to
be consistent with firmness. Opening sales were
al 6c off from the lowest prices of the day
before , and Ihe morning's loss wns nol regained.
There was one sale at 14.70 and u few nt from
14.60 to 14.65 , but prices ranxltii ' , downward from
I4.CO took the great bulk , Choice lights cold nt
$1.23 , nnd the benl medium weights were not
wanted nt over 14.65.
A good demand for sheep and lambs cxlxted
and prices were'stronger all around. The 15.0OT
head salable were nearly all out of the stalls
before noon , nnd the prices were from tl.75 to
13.50 forc he Ice sheep and from 12.60 lo 14.25 for
poor to choice lambs.
Receipts Cattle , 14,000 head ; calves , 400 head ;
hogs , W.OOO head ; sheep. 15,000 head.
The Evening Journal reports :
HOOK ReceiptsCO.OX ) bend ; olllclal yesterday.
58,221 hrad ; shipments. 8.i21 head ; left over ,
nbout 23.000 head ; quality not quite so good , but
few choice heavy lots ; market fairly active fcr
good grades , while common are weak and 6c
lower ; sales nt 13.83ff4.40 for light ; II.10114.25 for
rough , packing ; 14.10(14.65 for mixed ; } 4.3094.$3
for heavy and shipping lots , nnd S2.tO@.95 for
pigs.
CATTLE Receipts , 11,000 head ; market active
and firm nt 6tlOc advance.
HIIKEP Receipts , 13,000 head ; market steady
and firm ; demand firm.
St. Louis I.lvo Stuck .Murker.
ST. I.OU1S. Dec. 6. CATTL.B Receipts. 3,200
head ; Rhlpments , 500 head ; market active and
steady ; native steers , light , 12.90 ; cows nnd heif
ers , ! l.83(2.85 ; Texas steers , light to medium
weights , 12.15Q3.10 ; cows , 12.0082.20.
I1OOS Receipts , St.OOO head ; shipments , 2.900
head ; market l&WISc lower than yesterday's open
ing ; best heavy , 14,40(74DO ; good medium nnd
mixed lots , tl.2MN.35 ; good light , 14.1504.23 ; pigs ,
common nnd rough , I3.654.10.
SHEKP Receipts , 1,600 head ; shipments , none ;
market steady ; native mixed , ordinary , 12.703
2.75 ; lambs , 13.10.
New York I.lvo Stuck Market.
NKW YORK. Dec. 6. IIREVES Receipts , 300
head ; market nominally llrm.
SIII3KP AND 1.AM1IS Receipts. 7,10) head ;
sheep , common to fnlr , steady ; lambs , UUUc
lower ; sheep , Inferior to fair , 12.0QS2.75 ; lambs ,
common to choice , 13.25Q4.43.
1IOOB Receipts , 6,500 head ; market firm nt
J4.7505. < h > .
Stock In Sight.
Record of receipts at the four principal mar
kets for Thursday , December 6 , 1894 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 2,207 8,557 450
Chicago . 14,000 60,000 15,00)
Kansas City. , . , 3,800 11,300 4,600
St. Loul . . . . ; . . 3,200 9,000 1.6W
Totals ; 23,267 78,857 21.C50
Liverpool MurkctH.
UVERPOOI. , , Dec. 6. WHEAT Spot , steady ;
demand , poor ; No. 2 red winter , 5s 2d ; No. 2
red spring , stocks exhausted ; No. 1 hard , Mani
toba , . 5s 3d ; No , 1 California , 5s 5Vid ; futures
opened steady , with near positions offered , win
ter Id lower , nnd distant positions 2d lower ; bus
iness nbout equally distributed , closed weak ;
December. 6s 7Hd ; January , 6s ' . d ; February ,
6s Vtd : March , 6s 3d ; May , 6s I'.iil.
CORN Spot , firm ; American mixed. 6s 6Hd :
futures opened steady , with near positions nnd
distant pnnltlons Id higher ; business heaviest on
nearest nnd most distant positions ; eloped firm !
December , 6s Ud ; January , 4s 7d ; February , 4s
6d : March , 4 6Ud.
FIXDUR Dull ; demand moderate ; St. IxmlB ,
fancy winter , 6s 3d.
PEAS Canada , 4s lid.
PROVISIONS IJeef. India , extra mess. 70s ;
Indli , extra prime , 57s Cd , Ilacon , steady ; de
mand fair ; Cumberland cut , 28 to 30 Ibs. , 33s ;
short ribs , 2S Ibs. . 34s ; long clear , light. 38 to 45
llis. , 33s ; long clear , heavy , 55 Hi * . , 33s | . short
clear backs , light , - Ibs. , 35s Cd ; short clear
middles , heavy , 55 Ibs. , 34s ; clear bellies , ' 14 to
! R Ibs. , 35s. Shoulders , square , 12 to 18 llis. , 28s.
Hams , short cut , 14 to 16 Ibs. , 41s. Tallow , fine ,
N. A. , nominal , 23s. Pork , prime mess ,
fine western , G0 ; prime mess , fine medium. 53s
! M. I.nrd. dull ; prime western , 3Cs ! id ; rellncd ,
In palls. 2f3.
CIIKKSK Klrm : demand moderate ; finest
American , white , 61s 6d ; llnest American , colored ,
6lB Gil.
DUTTRR Finest United States , 75s ; good , 60s
TUHPENT1NK Spirits. 20s Cd.
ROSIN Commnn. 3s lOi d.
COTTON SEED OID-I.lverpool refined , 18s CJ.
1'KTROL.UITM Heflned , 7td.
HOPS At London ( Pacific coast ) , 2 10s.
.St. I.niils r.cnrr.il MuKcet.
ST. LOUIS , Dec. 6. FLOUR Firm nnd un
changed.
WHEAT After some fluctuations steadied and
closed nt ? 4fr4c un on the Argentine estimate ;
No. 2 red cnsh , 52ic ; December , 63c ; January ,
54e ; May , 67l 571,4c.
CORN Oalneil ? lc on light receipts nnd pre
dicted liad weather ; No. 2 mixed cash , 45 uC ;
December , 45c ; January. 4IVfcc ; May , 46O4C ! c.
I1AULKY Steady and quiet.
RVE-rSlc. . bid for east side No. 1 ; no offers.
11RAN East track , 61c offered.
FLAX SKED-11.40.
TIMOTHY SEED 11.7503.30.
CLOVER SEED Choice , 18.90.
HAY .Steady , unchanged.
HUTTEIl Quiet , unchanged.
EC1OS Firm ; 19c.
LEAD Dull nnd henvy ; 12.87V4.
SPELTER Dull nnd lower ; 13.10 asked.
COUN MEAL 12.05if2.10.
WHISKY 11.23. '
COTTON T1KS Unchanged.
llAOOINa Unchanged.
PROVISIONS Pork , standard mess Jobblnsr ,
112.30. Lard , prime steam , 16.70 : choice. ! 6.(5 ,
Dry salt meats , loose shoulders. 15.25 ; longs and
ribs , 1C.25 ; shorts , IC.SiH. Ilacon , packed
shoulders , 18.25 ; longs nnd ribs. 17.0 ] ; shorts ,
17.12V4.
RECEIPTS Flour. 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 9.000 bu. ;
corn * 50.000 bu , : oats , 26,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 4.000 bbls. ; wheat , none ;
corn , none ; oats , 1,000 bu ,
Wool Alurket.
LONDON , Dec. C. At the wool auction sales
today 12,141 bales were offered , of which 8uO bales
were withdrawn. A fair quantity won offered
nnd comiH-lltlon was moderately brisk. The re
sults rf the sales , which cloned today , show that
superior greasy ami scoured merinos have not
changed In price nnd that mediums are 577'/i ' per
cent nnd Inferior 10 per cent lower. Scoured
cress breeds show no change , while greasy l 6
per cent down. Out of 189,000 bales available
144,000 bales were offered , of wh'ch 12S.OO ) bnles
were Fold. The home trade took C0,0"0 bales ,
the continent C2.600 bales nnd America 5,500 bnles ;
the numlicr withdrawn was C2,50 < ) bales. Follow
ing are the pales In detail :
New South Wales. 3,737 bales ; scoured , 9d@
la 2'Adt grensv. | 1M. Queensland. 27,275 bales ;
scoured , Sdifls Id ; greasy. S'ifJS'.id. Vletor'n ,
1.058 bales ; scoured , 6dfols CJj greasy. 5HOJ1.
rfuuth AUbtialla. 1,1.03 bales ; greasy , 3UB11H.1 . ,
Swan River. 105 bales ; greasy , 3 3d. New
Zealand. 1,274 bnles : scoured , Syjfllld ; greasy.
5'Sfi6V4d. Cape , of Onpd Hope and Natalr 2,057
tales ; scoured , D'-iilfils 3d ; greasy , 3I7Uil.
The next series of sales will take place Janu
ary 15 , 1895.
ST. LOUIS , Dec. 0. WOOIf-Stcady , without
change. _ _ _ _ _ _
Kiinmis City Miirkoti.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 6. WHEAT Slow , unchanged -
changed : No. 2 hard. Me ; No. 2 red. 62c ; re
jected , 46&47o ; sales by sample on 'change , f. o.
b. . Mississippi river. No. 2 hard , 69i60c.
CORN Unchanged ; No. 2 mixed , 42Q42HC ; No.
2 white , 43c.
OATS Weak : No. 2 mixed , 30'Jc ' ; No. 2 white ,
nominally. 30 31c.
HYB Firmer ; No. 2 , 48c.
FLAX SEED-Dull : 11.3301.35.
IIUAN Firm ; C3065c.
HAY Market steady ; timothy , 18.OOiT9.DO ; prai
rie. 17.60119.00.
HUTTER Market steady ; creamery , lC J22c ;
dalil' . 13016c.
EGOS Market firm ; 18Uc.
RUCEIPTS Wheat , 7,000 bu. ; corn , 27,000 bu. ;
talc. 12.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS None.
Milwaukee Markets ,
MILWAUKEE , Dec.FlXURBteady but
dull.
WHEAT Weak ; No. 2 spring , WVic ; No. 1
northern , 64ct May , CQ'.ic.
CORN-IIeld steadily ; No. 3. 4Sc.
OATS Hteady ; No. 2 white , 32140 ; No. 3 white ,
12c.
, I1ARLEY Quiet nnd steady ; No. 2 , Mlic ; sam
ple , 2Uf 4 ,
RYrAsteody ; No. 1 , Me.
PROVISIONS Lower. Pork , 111.90. Lard ,
16.80.
16.80.RKCEIPTHFlour. . 2,600 bbls. ; wheat , 6,000
bu. ; . barley. 66,200 bu.
BHIPMENTS-Flour , CO.tOO Lbls. ; wheat. 13,700
bu. ; barley , 2,000 bu. _
Minneapolis \Vlieut Aliirkct ,
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec , . Wlieol was steady at
the opening today nnd remained so fur some
time ; "with a shadeuf firmness occasionally.
filter 0 , HIM * lllni > produced weakness and
IT-i-
FURNITURE , CARPETS and STUVES
BEING SOLD AT HALF PRICE.
The biggest sale of Household Goods ever helil In the United
States Is now going on at the 1'eople's Furniture & Carpet Co.
Such a sncrilice of Hrst-class house furnishings has never been
known before. Come and sec for yoirsolf. It costs nothing to
look. Plenty of polite and attentive salespeople. On account of
space only u few prices are quoted here.
THESE PRICES TELL THE STORY :
Clmmbor Suit ? $19.75 Art. Squares SI.98
worth $10.00 worth $1.50
Folding Beds 17.BO Smyrna Rups 124
worth $ .15.00 worth ! fl.2.3
ChclTonlora 7.15 Misfit Ingrains 5.65
worth $10.00 worth $14.00
Sideboards 13.25 Iron Beds 6.75
worth &JO.OO worth $15.00
Extension Tables 495 Hall Racks 5.90
worth $11.50 worth $14.00
China Closets . ' . . I4.9O Baby Carriages 6-5O
worth $30.00 worth $13.00
Kitchen Chairs 24c Center Tables | .G5
worth COc worth $4,50
Pictures 39c Parlor Suits , 24.75
worth Sl.25. worth $60.00
Mattresses 2.4O Lounges 4-90
worth $0.00 worth $12.00
Pillows 98c Oil Heaters 3-75
worth $2.00 worth $8.50
Blankets 1.25 Base Burners 12.5O
worth $3.00 worth'$25.00
Lace Curtains 1.18 Oak Heaters 6-75
worth $3.50 worth $14.75
Portieres 2.90 Ranges 9.75
worth $7.50' worth $22.00
Brussels Carpets 59c Wire Springs 89c
worth $1.23 worth $2.50
Ingrain Carpets 29c Dinner Sets 6-75
worth COo worth $14.50
Linoleum 39c Piano Lamps 4 > 90
worth $1.10 worth $12,50
Terms-CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS
Formerly People's Mammoth Installmant House
Open Monday and Saturday Evenings ,
prices declined % CVic. The market remained
dull for some little time , then , with news rather
favorine slrennth In the market , buyers took
hold , shorts covered and prices advancwl ? tc , and
closed c h'Bhcr ' than yesterday , with a firm
feeling. Close : December , 584 ! < 8rS',4c : May. C0 > i
fiCO'.ic ; July , ClHeciHo. On truck : Hard , n ) cj
No. 1 northern. 6'J < 4ci No. r northern , B7'Jc.
Receipts xvere 328,840 bu. : shipments , 12.0CO bu.
The Hour market was dull but steady at 3.20jJ >
3.65 for patents ; I2.15g2.3j for bakers. _
Cotton .Wnmer.
NEW OHLRANS , Dec. C.-COTTON-Steady ;
sales , spot , 6,550 bales ; to arrive , 2,6 5 bales ;
irdlnary , 4c ; BOO.I ordinary , 4 Jc ; low middling ,
oc ; middling , 6c ; Rood middling , 5 11-lCa : mid.
dllng , fair , 6c. nominal ; fnlr , 7l4c , nominal :
receipts 15,630 bnles ; shipments , coastwise , 5.C.iO
bales ; stock , 461,585 bales ; futures , steady ; sal's ,
47.3M bales ; December. 5.31 bid : Januaryo3j _ i
5.3C ; Tebruary. 5.415.42 ; March , 15.4i0j.4S ;
April , 5.Kii5.55 ; May , J5.57GJ.6S ; June , 5.62j >
6.C3 : July. J5.C7SI5.68 ; August , tS.72ai.i4.
KT. LOUIS. Dec. 6.-J01TON-rileady ( ; mil-
dllntf , 5'4c ; sales , none ; receipts , 8,510 bales ; ship-
mcnts , 7,500 bales ; stock. 40,500 bales.
Now York Dry ( Joodi Miirlcot.
NEW YORK , Dec. C. An Irregular demand for
present visiting buyeis has been well maintained ,
and for spring specialties considerable advance
business was laid out. Vet current wants there
was little done. More Inquiry was reported for
staple cottons , Dress silks were In bolter re
quest for shipping , nnd while deliveries on former
orders are UJng pressed In advance of contracts ,
new engagements were of better projiortlons ,
printing cloths In better demand , and sales of
75.0TO pieces sixty-four squares at 2 3-lCc for Jan
uary and February delivery.
hugar Murker.
NEW YOniC Dec. 6. SURAH Haw , dull : fair
refining , 3c ; centrifugal , 90 test , 3',4c ; sales , none.
Helmed , quiet : No. 6 , 3 ll-16 3ic ; No. 7 , 3ljJ >
3 13-lCc : No. 8. 3Vi3 ll-16c ; No. IP , 3 7-lGf3e ;
NO. 10. y&wice ; NO- i 3 B-164,0oUN5' ? 12'
3Vi I3 7-ltc ; No. 13. 3 13-16c ; oft A , 3 13-16O4 3-lCcj
mould A. 4 5-lCOUSc : standard A. 3 15-lG 4 c ;
confectioners' A , 3 15-lGJfl'Ac ; cut loaf , 4J4W
5 1-lCe ; powdered. 4 5-lCffl4i4c ; granulated , 4 1-1CW
4Vic ; cubes , 4 C-16j4Vic.
DnltltliVheiit Mnrliot.
DULTITir. Dec. C.-AVIIEAT-No. 1 hard , cash.
61'ic ; December , CO'.ic ; May , < 3Uo ; July , . Cljic ;
No. 1 northein , cash. D9c ; December. .VJllc ;
May , C2',4cj July , C3 e34c ; No. 2 northern , cnhh ,
WHc : No. 3. 53o ; rejected , 60c. To arrive :
No. 1 haid , 6114c ; No. 1 northern , 5 % c. ,
M'rUfO Wheat OiK.tiltlons.
SAN FltANCISCO , Dec. G. WHEAT-FIrm ;
May , tl.05',4.
WKSTKUS 1'KXSWXS.
Veterans ot the f.utoV.ir Homombcrotl by
tlio Oencriil OovcirniiUint ,
WASHINGTON , Dec. C. ( Special. ) Pen
sions granted , Issue of November 22 , were :
Nebraska : Original John , Krlslibaum ,
noca , Lancaster ; William II. Vancleave ,
Holly , Sheridan. Increase Hardy 11.
Sherer , Kearney , Buffalo.
Iowa : Orlelnal Wcntzel Benlsh , Cedar
Rapids. Linn ; Edward AV. Moulton , Iowa
City Johnson : Wlllnril A. Uentpn , AlcOre-
Bor. Clayton : Georse Cook , Osden , lioonc.
OrlBlnal widows , ctc.AnnaI'rlce. . Inde
pendence , liuchnnan ; ( reissue ) Elizabeth
Jacobson , Khler , IJelaware. Survivor Indian
wars-Franklin Cooper ( deceased ) , I'lalu-
Held , Ilremcr. Widow Indian wars Jemima
Cooper. 1'lalnlleld , Uremcr.
North Dakota : OrlKlnal-John A. Wise ,
Steele Kldder. Mexican war survivors , In
crease Noah J. McFadden , Silver Leaf ,
Dickey.
Colorado : Original David Mills , Pueblo ,
Pueblo.
Jfontana : Original Thomas O'Connor.
Helena , I ewls und Clarke ; Joseph T.
Coughenor , Cowallls , Mlssoula.
Fcdcnitlon of AVoiiiiiu'g Clubs.
There Is a misunderstanding' among Bomo
of. the women throughout the state In re
gard to the dues ( o be .raid to the State
Federation of Woman's clubs , which will be
organized next Monday and Tuesday In
Omaha. In most of the states the clues are
not U for each member. In some states
the annual dues are $2 per club. The only
expen > attached U that Incident to the meetIngs -
Ings , which Is of course very slight. Bach
Btato federation makes Its own laws and the
Nebraska association can flx the state dues
at whatever amount the delegates dec'do upon.
In any event , the Individual members will
not be taxed. This notice Is given at the
request ot the ladles who have the manage
ment of the first meeting In charge , and who
are very terry there Is any mistaken Idea
prevalent.
MurrluRn I.lcmnei.
The following marriage licenses were 1 -
sued yesterday by the county Judge :
Name and Address. ARC.
George W. Hobbler , Omaha K
Mrs. Julia M. Crlssey , Omaha 34
Arthur K. Bquler , Omaha 21
Georglo Chapman , Omaha.- . , . , 2 (
Frank Walstrom. Omaha 38
Josephine M. Johnson , Omaha 39
Julius A. Jensen , Omaha 33
Mrs. Mary Hack , Omaha 27
Wunt * It to Hour Murray's Nnmn.
Councilman Hascall hai Introduced an or
dinance which provides that the name of
Hlvcrvlew park ( ball be changed to Murray
THE NEW COLUMBUS . . .
Time King :
Is the strongest , moat accurate nnd I > e9t WATCH
mode In America , All Jewelers have or will gctlu
i'or further Information send to the manufacturer !
NEW COLUMBUS WATCH CO. ,
COLUMBUS , OHIO.
Or the Liquor Hnblt , Positively Cured
DY ADMINISTERING DR. IIAIHCS' OOIDIN SPECIFIC.
II can bo given In n cup ol cotlce or tea , or In ar
ticles ol food , without tlio kiuxvlcdRO of the
person taklnRlt ; U Unbeolutclyharmlccsaml
will effect a permanent and speedy cure ,
whether the patient U a moderate drinker oren
on alcoholic , wicck. IT NEVER FAILS. " 0
GUARANTEE ncoinplctecurc in every Instance.
48 impo linok FREE. Addreei In confidence ,
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Cll.,105 nacoSt.Cinclnnatl.O.
For sale by Kiihn & Co. , Druggists , Cornea
10th and Doutlas street * . Onialia.
flrnolifs Brono-CeiBni.
Bp lenillil cnrntlro agent for Kenouo or f'efe
eadacha , main Kxhaustlon , tileepleBsutu ,
.epecial or eonernl Neurnlglafalao for /irT >
raatlim , Oout , Kldaor DtKorderj , Acid Jra
iwiwla. Ann-mla. Antlilota for AlecrxJIj
nml other ciccuwi. rrlco , 10 , 5 aad U ) U
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
151 S. Western Avenue. CHICAGO.
For calo by all druggists , Omaha.
Tlio Ognlnltn I.iiud nnd Cuttlo Company.
Pursuant to the requirements of tha
statutes of the state of Nebraska , the Oga-
lalla Land nnd Cattle company hereby gives
notice that the total amount of the In
debtedness of suld company on the 5th day
of December , 1891 , the day on which the
annual meeting of Its stockholders wau
held , was { 1,830.01 , the same having been.
Incurred for current expenses and sundry
Items , and also the sum of $29,013 for un
paid distribution certificates , which money
Is In the hands of the company's treasurer
to pay the same , but him not been culled
for by the stockholder , to whom such dis
tribution certificates were Issued , and also ,
In addition thereto , the sum of $3,782.41 , for
real ewtate taxes , which are not payabla
until April 30 , 1SK5.
KDWAIll ) F. LAWRENCE , President.
JACOII NEWMAN ,
AUGUSTK niClIAHD.
WILLIAM A. PAXTON ,
A. H. SHAKING , t
JONATHAN AliEU
EDWAHI ) F. LAWRENCE ,
A Majority of the Hoard of Directors ot
said Company ,
Chicago , December 5 , 1891 , ' dCd2tm
CORN
For delivered prices on Corn or Feed of
any description In car loads lots. Writ *
or telegraph
W. H. BOOTH & CO. ,
Kansas City , Mo.
Weights and grades guaranteed.
WM. I.OUDON.
Commission Merchant
Grain u nil Provisions.
Private wires to Chicago and New York.
All business orders placed on Chlcagu
Board of Trade.
Correspondence solicited.
OMIce , room 4 , New York Life
Omaha. Telephone 1303.
park , A second cectlon also provides that
from the prospective passage of the ordlnanco
the Southeast boulevard shall be known aa
Murray boulevard. This Is In honor ol lias-
call's old friend , Tom Murray , It Is urged
In support of the ordlnanco that Mr , Murray ,
has a few acres of ground In that vicinity ,
that he will donate to the park , providing that
he Is honored as Is contemploted by the or
dinance. Outside of Hatcall's statement no
proposal has been received from Mr , Murray.
Inelation to the alleged donation , '
