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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1894)
THIS OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATUKDAY , PEOEMBETl 15 , ISOd. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Bearish Eoport on Wheat Pcedlng In Illi nois Weakened that Ooreal , CORN WAS DULL IN SYMPATHY WITH WHEAT No Improvement Wlmtevcr M'm JJotlccnblo In Outs Trading Remained Very Limited nnd Confined Entirely to Locnl I'lirtles , CHICAGO , Dec. H. A bearish report on wheat feeding In Illinois nntl lower cables weakened wheat todny , Mny closing Vic lower. The other markets followed , .Mny corn finishing Uc , Mny oats He nnd provi sions nt moderate declines. The wheat mar ket received a shock nt the opening In the early cables. Liverpool won from " d to Id lower , cargoes In I omlon 3d per quarter lower , with Paris nnd Uerlln also quoted nt about nn equal decline. Mny , which closed yesterday nt D9c bid , found no buyers at the start this morning nt over WJic , nnd not a Brent mnny would give moru thnn SS'Sic. ' The receipts were Email nnd clearances from the seaboard nre beginning. Prices declined to 5lv c before enough buying or ders were encountered to turn It upwnrd , but when It reached the price mentioned It reacted to from l > 35ic to CSc under the Im petus which It received there. The later cobles from Liverpool came llrmer In tone than those received nt the opening , nnd there wns no change for the worse clnce earlier In the day In the quotations from Paris nnd lierlln. May cloyed nt 68 ic. Corn wns dull , governed for the most part by the drop In the price of wheat. The weather , however , wns Improved nnd betler grading wns looked for In consequent : : . The recelpls todny were small ; the cstlmalcd receipts for tomorrow nre bO cars. The opening for May wns from Wic to 49 c. It declined to 4Hc ! , , recovered to from Wsc to Me nnd closed ntlUTaC. . No Improvement whatever wns noticeable In oats. Trading remained very limited nnd conduct ! entirely to local parlies. Mny opened nt 32',4c , touched 32 % and closed at 1'rovlslons were dull and rnlher weak , closing with n loss nf lOc In pork , 2' ' , c In lard und Gc In ribs. Hog receipts were 26.00(1 ( head , nnd 25,000 hsuil tire cstlmnleil for to morrow , the Increasing receipts und declines in the grain , markets causing the weakness. The leading futures rang.'d as follows : 'Articles. | Op3ii , | HjTTi. ' Low. | Clou. Wlieai.No. 2 Dec C4H Mny July. , SUM CUM Corn No. 2. . Dec 4GM VT < * Jnn Mny 4UH OnlsNo. 2. . . Dec 20 ! < 20' 20M May 32M Pork per ubl Jan 11 85 11 00 May 1U 25 12 17H 12 20 Laid,100 Iba Jan 0 0'2 0 fifi 0 00 May 7 15 7 10 7 15 Short Klbs- Jan B PO S DO 6 02 ! < May 0 15 G 12K U ID Cash quotallons were as follows : KLOl'Il Unchnniicd. WHEAT No. 2 ( "print : . r.SlAfleO- ; No. 2 spring , nominal ; No. 2 red , 5IMi.VH.io. CORN No. 2 , 4Co ; No. 3 yellow. 43'4ffl3'/ie. ' OATS No. 2 , 2934c ; No. 2 white , 32 jJ3c ; No. 3 while , 32c , RYE No. 2. 48Hc. HARLEY-No. 2 , 53 54c ; No. 3. 48C53c ; No. 4 , 4943Uc. FLAX HEED-NO , i. ji.47. TIMOTHY SEED-Prlme , 3.,2'iW5.M , , PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , JU.87141I12.00. Lnrd , per 100 Ibs. , J6.S5. .Short rlhs , Hides ( loose ) , J5.90S5.93 ; dry salted shoulder * ( boxed ) , 5.12',4 ' 5.23 : short clear , sides ( boxed ) , l6.2Hi6.37U. WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. , J1.23. SUGARS Unchanged. The following were the receipts and shipments today : On tbo Prodnco exchange today tha butter mar ket was. steady : creamery , 12 < i23c ; dairy , yaiUc. ECCI , BteaO.ri lOB'J''c. NEW YUJtK UENKUAI , MARKET. Ycitcrdny' * Quotation * on Flour , Grain nod Provisions. IMotulr , Kte. NEW YORK , Dec. 14. FLOUR Receipts , 49- , 900 bbls. ; exports , 31,700 bbls. ; sales , 5,800 pkgs. Market dull and weaker with wheat ; buyers anO sellers are DfflOc apart ; cxpoit ttadc at a stand' xtlll ; city mill patent ! ) , Jt. 00(71. 15 ; winter patents J2.85O3.15 ; city mill clears , J3.36 ; w.ntcr straights J2.35O2.75 ; Minneapolis patents , $ : < .05f3.70 ; wlntei extras. Jl.90ft2.40 ; Minneapolis bakers. J2.COJi3.GO winter low grades , Jl.70if2.13 ; rpilng low grades Jl.75ftl.80 ; spring extras , Jl.814f2.33. Boutherr Hour , dull ; common , fair to extra , Jl.bOjf2.40 Rye flour , superfine , J2.60i2.76 { fancy , J2.SOW3 0. ' Buckwheat flour , easier ; J1.85. HUCKWHEAT Easier ; 62V4JI60C. CORN MEAL Yellow western , $1.1801.20 Hrandywlne , J3.0003.0C ; Bales , 200 bbls. RYE Car lots , 6456fl ; boat loads , 56Q3SC. HARLEY Western. Mf 4c. 11ARLEY MALT-Wcstern. 706c. ; WHEAT Receipts , 55,800 bu. ; exports , 4S,60 < bu. ; Helen. 1,250.000 bu. futures , 4)CO ) bu. spot Spot market dull ; No. 2 red. In store and ele vntor , 63S9He ; afloat , 0) ! 661Uc ; February BlHW'Kc ' ; No. 1 northern , C8ic , delivered ; No. liard , 70Uc , delivered. Options weak early undei futther liquidation , lower cables and disappoint Ing exports ; rallied partially at noon on covering and ruled dull but fairly steady all afternoon closing quiet ftt iW.4c decline ; No. S red , Janu nry , 60c , closed at We ; February. 61c , closed a Cle ; March , 614 6lT4c. closed nt 61Tic : May CH062ic , closed nl 62Hc : June closed at 62ftc July , 63'iJl63 6-i6c , closed at 63'ic ; Decembe closed at 6'JHc. CORN Receipts , 90,700 bu. : exports , 64,000 bu. Bales , 395.000 bu. futures and 24,000 bu. spot Bpot market Inactive ; No. 2 , new , 63c ; old , 68 < asked ; steamer mixed , 60Hc ; No. 2 white , 52 % ' In elevator. Options opened easier with wheat rallied nt midday on light car lot eatlinatCR , bu llnally eased off , closing quiet at He net de cllne ; January , 62 < f52Sc , closed at 6iic ; Feb mary closed at 63c ; May , 53VS53ic , closed a 63Hc ; December closed 'at 53Hc. OATS ReeelplB , 37,200 bu. : exparls , 301 bu. sales , 65,000 bu. fulures and 32,00 ; ) bu. npot , Kpo market dull : No. 1 , 34'lc ; No. 2. dellveied , ? 'V4c No. 3,3U4c ; No. 2 white , 5S',4ff39',4c ' : No. 3 white 37 iW3Sc ; track , white western , 3S8i42c ; track while state , 3ST42c. Options dull and general ! easier today , closing nt Uc net decline ; January 34H M4Hc , closed nt 34c ; February. 33Hc. close nt 35 lie ; Mny , 36 < lit36 > 4c , clewed at 3tiic ! ; De cember closed nt 34'.4e. HAY Steady ; shipping , 50Q35c ; good to cholc < HOI'S Quiet ; stale , common lo choice , olO SO7c ; new , 6012',4c : coast , 3V4&N7e. HIDES Steady ; wet salted New Orleans , s < lected , 45 to 63 Ibs. , 4W 5e ; Ruenos Ayres , drj 20 to 21 Iba. , lie ; TVXIIB , dry , 25 to 50 Ibs. , 606 > , i < WpOL Quiet ; domestic lleece , ISiiSSc ; pullei LEATHER Steady ; hemlock sole , Iluenc Ayres , light to heavy weights , llijc. PROVISIONS lleef. quiet , Cut meats , dull pickled hams , SjiS-Vjc. Lanl , lower and dull western steam closed nt J7.20 ; rales , 32) ) tierces r $7.17 > .ie7.2tf ; city nt ! o ; sales. 150 tierces Di cember : December closrd ut J7.24 , nominal ; Jar uary. J7.25. nominal ; Febuury , J7.10 asked ; K fined , quiet ; continent , 14.65 ; 8. A , , JS ; con pound , 5Hc. 1'oik , steady. RUTTER Dull and heavy : western dairy , 10' ' J16c : western creamery , 15&24c ; western factor : 10jtl6c : Elglns , 24c ; Imitation creamery , 13&TJi state dairy , 12821c ; state crenmery , 17Sf:3c. CHEESE Dull : laid' . Ktlt'.ic ; smnll , 9M 12i pnrt skims , 3V4 9c ; full skims , 2 3e. EOOS Steady ; Btntje and Pennsylvania , 2i Ice house. 17tf21c ; receipts. 4,931 pkgs. ; weslei Irr h. 21T2to ; ooulhern , 21j23Hu ; cnses , J2. 64.00. ' PETROLEUM-Nomlnal ; Unlt l closed at 89i bid. bid.ROSIN ROSIN Firm : common to good , J1.33O1.40. TALLOW Dull , but llrm ; city ( J2 per ig. 4&cr country ( pkgs. free ) , 4T4c. TIJRPENTINE-Qulet nnd steady ; 27 C:8c. RICE Steady ; domestic , fair tu extra , 4 < , > 6Ho ; Japan. 4HO4c. MOLASSES Steady : New Orleans , open ketll good to choice. 2SU37C. ORANOES Sleady for fancy nt J1.75 ; olhe wenk ot 75ciJ1.63. . . 1'IQ IHON-Dullj Scotch , J19.00020.00 ; Amer can. J9.50O13.00. TIN-Slendy ; Straits , J13. 75813 85 ; plntta. dul Bale * on 'change Unlay. 2 } tons May tin , JI3.70. HPEI/rER-Qulet ; domesllc. J3.32H. LEAD Firm ; brokcra' price , J3 ; cxchanK price , JX12H. COPPER Firm ; brokere' price. J9.50 ; exchani price. J9.75. COTTON SEED OIL Quiet ; quotations nor ln l ; yellow butter grades , 30c : prime yello w. tf28 > ; c ; yellow off grades , ! 7f37Vic ; prime w.hit nominal. Wool SlurkeU BOSTON. Dec. 14. The American Wool iw Cutlon Repocter saa of the. wool trade : Tl market la steady , vrlth n moderate general d Tnand ; there U perhaps a little more encourag ment In Iho way of trnde for some kinds wool ; a rather unsatisfactory business has b < done In terrltorleHi prtcei for these have bei tomewhut In buyers' favor. On the whole II market for the rarly pait of the week was cha tictcrlieil by the cu tom n' December quirt ( on two yeani In twenty ttf > recorded In which D cember hu had , a stiff market ) . An Improvi trad * between now and New Yeur' U general anticipated. Collector Warren's decision In r card to broken topi will commrnd ItHlf to u biased people ns eminently junt : the hope commonly expmsed that the board of apprnUe will confirm It. The Ml * of the week umou to 1.755,100 Ibn. domfsfo | U 7 , & Ibo. for lg tnaklnr a total or S.464.W ) Its. , against a tot of 1111,500 for the rrtrloui week and a total t.Cll.OOO ) ba. for the corresponding week U y r. The tales since Jnnuarj' 1 , l' 4 , amount 1J7.WJ.785 IU. , igalnit 1M.SC6.11X ) I la. a year as The sntri In NeW York Amounted to 1,411,500 Ibs. Holes In 1 hllndclphla aggregated 1.37,000 lb . 8T. LOUIS , Dec. 14.-WOOL Atx > ul teatly , unchanccd. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OMAHA UUMSItAL MAltlUJT. Condition of Trnde nnd Qnatntlnut nn Slnplo nnd Tuticjr I'rnditco. The market on country produce docs not show much change from Thursday's quotnllons. Price * on moil lines remain about steady , Borr.a very choice Florida oranges nnd trin- pcrlnci arrived yesterday nnd will be sold at lower prices than thote that have prevailed of Into. Into.Kxlrn select oysters nnd company selects arc quoted lower. Quotations : IIUTTER Packing stock , 8c ; fair to good coun try , 10fll2c : rholco to fancy , H316c ; gathered creamery , 19ft20cj sepntntor creamery , 2li22c. ioaH-Rlrlclly : fresh laid. J182ci fresh ( cold storage ) , 10S17e. I.IV1-5 POULTRY-Old hens , 4ViC3c : spring chickens , u/5'ic ; ducks , Cc ; turkeys , ' Cc ! heavy tomi. Be ! gecsp. Oc. DIIEHHHD POULTIlY-Chlckcns , fair , 6c ; choice Inipe , Cc ; choice smnll. 0'4Jj"c ; lurkeys , fnlr to Hood , Cc ; choice heavy , 70Sc ; choice smnll. S 9c ; ducks , fair to good , 687c ; fancy , 8J/8V4c ; gec r . fnlr to good , 6 J7ci fancy , S0SHC. GAME Prairie chickens , per doz. , lit grouse , per doz. , J3.0 ; bluff wing teni , per doz. , J1.Svfll.75 : green winff lent , per doz. , JI.25 Cl.M ; clucks , mixed , per doz. , Jl.uOtfl.2J ; canvas- hacks , JI.IMW3.0U ! mnllunls nnd red hcnds. J2.50 2.75 ; nttall , tl.Klil.SS ; ( leer fnddles , 12013c ; antelope saddles , 7010e ; small rabbits , 73jSOc ; jack rabbits , Jl. VEAL Choice , fnt nnd emnll venls nre quoted at r > 3Kc : Inrge nnd coarse , 3B4c. CHnESi : Wisconsin full crenm. Young A. I3c ; twins , 12V4c ; Nebrnskn nnd I own. full cream. He ; Ncbrnkti and lown , part skims , 7Sc : Llm * mrger. No. 1. lie ; hrlclc , No. 1 , lie ; Swiss , No. IIAY Upland hay , J9.CO ; midland , J9 ; lowlnnd , 8.60 ; rye stinw , JO. Color makes the price on ny. Light shades cell the best. Only lop grndes ring top prices. 1'lUEONS-Old Llids. per doz. . E0000C. VEGKTAltLES. The Omnhn polnto maiket Is very quiet nnd rices remain In nhoul Ihe tame groove from day a dny , wllh very Illlle change. While Ihe local rep docs nol amount to much , Omaha Is so ivornhly locnted ni lo be nlile lo draw supplies oni Ihe grent potato growing sections of Utah , olonulo nnd oilier western Mates , Nebraska Is ol Ihe only stiite In Ihe un'on thnt docs not row potnloes enough lo supply Iho home con- umpllon. Aienl many jiutators nro Imported nto thu cast cm stnlvs every year from Europe , he iiunntlty Imported depends very Inrgcly upon ic extent of the Ameilcnn crop , tin heaviest mportntlons Inking plncc during light crop years 1 this counlry. During Hie ponson of 1SS7-81 reat lliltnln rent to this counlty 1,106.'OS icks nf iwtntoes. In 18.12-93 Iho number ns 790,600 wlckn. This yenr the crop Is short n this country , but nt th ? sumu time Orc.it i Main Is nlso complaining of n shoit crop. The ullt of the pointers received from Europe come rom Scotland nnd Great llrllaln. nnd , according o thp Dundee Adveillser , the Insl two seasons ave been very disastrous to the growcm Ihere , nrllculiuly Ins * wnson (1893) ( ) , when the pro- ucllon wn 16 per cenl above nn average yield , hlch was equal lo nboul C',4 ' tons (87 ( bugs ) per ere for the entire country , Glowers did not eallze over CIO per ncie , which was n Ions of lyi. The llrlllsh ntrcngc was licit less thnn 27,000 acres , which would show a loss of C1.5S3- H ) . This nuturnlly canted n smaller acreage ils year nnd not over 600,000 ncres hnve been Innted , nnd Ihe weather conditions were no nfavornble previous to September thnt the per- enlace will be n much beluw ns It was nbove n nvcrnge yield hist yenr. In many sections ot over three tons (10 ( lings ) per acre will be mrketed and four tons (54 ( bags ) will be a high veniKe for the whole country , which is equal o almost 1,1,00,000 Ions less than the produc- on of last year. The Continental crops nre Iso believed to be shoit fiom the fact Hint for ic last five yearn the Impoila Into Great Hrltaln ave averaged 1,260,000 tons , while this yenr icy hnve been BO smnll that lliltls.li markets nve advnncnl to the highest prices realized for enrs. The average yield per ncre forv the en- te United Htntca Is given this year by , the De- art men t of Agriculture ns 02.3 bushels , which s 10 bushela per acre less ihnn last year and 4 bushels per ncre less than u 10-yenr average , 'notations ' : POTATOES Western Mock , car lols , COOGJc ; mall lols. C.JI7flc. OLD 1JEANS Hand-picked , navy , 11.9002.00 ; ilma benns , per lb. , 6',4c. ONIONS-On orders , 65@70c. CAUHAGE On orders , H4c. CELERY Per doz. , 30ig-tOo. SWEET 1 OTATOEa Home grown , $2.75 ; Mus- atlne. J3. BEETS Per bbl. . J2. CAimOTS-Per bbl. , J2. CAULIFLOWER-Pcr doz. . J1.S001.7J. HORSERADISH Per In. , 768c. PARSNIPS-Pcr bb : . . J2. RUTAHAOAS-Per bbl. . J2. PARSLHY Pe ; ' doz. bunches. 350100. TUIINIP8 Per bbl. . J2. SPLIT PEAS Per lb.t 3yic. GREEN PEAS Per bu. . J1.2501.3S. RADISHES Per doz. . 35040C. LETTUCE Per doz. . 35Q c. FRUITS. QUINCES-Callfornln , per GO-lb. box. I1.2SC1.50. PEACH ES-None. PLUMS-Callfomla , none. PRUNES None. PEARS Winter Nellls. t3 ; Vicars. tl-7B. APPLES Good Block , oer bbl. . J2.WQ2.7S > llchlgnn stock , J3 ; eastern stock , 13.25 ; green- HKS. $3.SO. GRAPES Concord , none : Malagas , per CS tc 8-lb. bbls. , gross , J8.0009.00. CRANUEIUtlKS-Jcrseys , fancy. J10.50 per bbl , TROPICAL KRUITS. OHANOES Klorldas , per box. 150s , 176s anil OOs , J2.SO i2.7D : 128 size. J2.232.40. TANauilINES Florldag , p r half beT , tl.75. HANANAS-Cholco stock , t2.OOO2.tO per bunch , LEMONS Mulajm. J3.75 ; fnncy Florida , sizes SCO and 300 , J4.00Q4.25 ; new > ! essinae , sizes 3d nd il . J4.73&5.00. PINEAPPLES None. MISCELLANEOUS. OTSTERS IXL. 8c : medulm. per can , H : io e shoes , 12c ; extra standards. 15c : extra s eels , 15c : compnny selects , 20c ; New Yorl ounts , 25c. NEW FIGS Fancy , 15c ; choice. 13S14c ; Call ornln , bags. C@8c. HONEY New York , 17c ; Cnllfornln , 16c trained. 4 to 10-11) . cans , per lb. , lOc. MAPLE BYRUP Gallon cans , per doz. . JI2. NUTS Almonds. Ho ; English walnuts , soft liellol. 12c ; slandaids , 100I2C ; tilberts , 10f ' 12c Irnztl nuts. So ; shell bark hickory nuls , per bu. l.DO@2.00 ; large hickory nuts , Jl.25 1.60 ; fane ; raw peanuts. Cc ; roasted peanuts , 7Vic. 8AUER ICHAUT Choice white , per bbl. , J4.50 per half bbl. . 52.50. MINCE MEAT Fancy , In half bblo. , per lb. ic ; 10-enl. kens , Co ; condensed , per case of dozl pkgs. , J2.7S. FISH Fresh caught croppies , perch and sun tali. 303c ; burfHlo , SfHc ; pike and pickerel , 643c cattish. SflOc ; black bass , I2@13c. CIDEU-Pure juice , per bbl. , J5.60 : half bbl. . J3 HIDES No. 1 green hides , 3 < Jc ; No. 2 urcei hides , 3'ic ; No. 1 green malted hides , 4VSc ; No. Ki-een salted hides , 3Vic ; No. 1 green salted hldei 25 to 40 Ibs. , 4Vtc ; No. 2 creen salted hides , 2S t 40 Ibs. , 3 < { , c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 15 Ibs. . 7c ; No 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , Cc ; No. 1 dry Hint hide ! ic ; No. 2 dry Hint hides , 4c : No. 1 dry salte < idles , Cc ; part cured hides , Vic per lb. less thai ully cured. SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , 235ICOC green salted shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) each , &SH3C ; dry shearlings ( short wooled earl skins ) , No. 1 , each , CitlOc ; dry shearlings ( shot wooled early aklns ) , No 2 , each , 6c ; dry llln ICnnsns nnu Nebraska l/utcher wool pells , pe b. , nctual weight , SSisc ; dry Mint Kansas an Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per lb. . actuc weight , 46Coi dry flint Colorado butcher woe pelts , per lb. , nctual weight. 486V4c ; dry Ilin Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actus \rrlght , 4B6o. TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow. No. 1 , 41 4V4c ; lullow , No. 2 , 3V4Hf4c ; grease , while A , 4U < 4Vlc ; grease , whltf II , 3-c ; srejce. yellow , 3V4e grense. Uarlt , 2H 3c ; old butter , 20210 ; bees wax , prime , 17620ci icush tallow , Vc. FURS IJenr , blaiK. No. 1 large. J20.00025.0C No. 1 medium , J15 : No. 1 smnll. J8.OOfllO.00 ; beni black , yearlings. No. 1 Inrge. J12.00ifl5.00 : No. medium , J10 ; No. 1 small , J7j bear , bjnclt. cub : No. 1 large , JG.OOas.OO ; No. 1 medium , J3.0D00.0 ( No. 1 small , Jl ; bear , black. Montana nnd Tlock mountain. No. 1 large , JIS.00022.00 ; No. 1 medlun J14 : No. 1 small , J10 : bcnr , blnck , Montana yeni llnga. No. 1 Inrge , " J12 ; No. l medium. J8j No. small , J3 ; bear , black , Montana cubs. No. large , J6.DO ; No. 1 medium , JI.GO ; No. 1 smal J3 ; bear , silver tip. No. 1 large. ; 20 ; No. medium , J12 ; No. I small. JS ; bear , sliver tit yenrlings , No. 1 large. 111 ; No. 1 medium , J ! No. 1 small , J5 ; bear , silver tip , cubs , No. large , JO ; No. 1 medium , J4.50 : No. 1 small , j : bear , brown. No. 1 large , 120.00025.01) ; No. medium , J16 ; No. 1 small , J12 ; bear , brown , yeai lings. No. 1 large. J10.00012.00 ; No. 1 medium , J ! No. 1 small , J6 ; bear , bronn , cubs , No. l Inrgi J7 ; No. 1 medium. J ! > ; N > x 1 smnll , J3 ; badge ! No. 1 large , tl.OOftl.nO ; No. 1 medium. CJc ; Nc 1 small , We ; tlther. No. 1 large , J3 ; No. l modlun 6 ; No. 1 smnll. J4 ; fox , silver , ns to color u < conllng to benuly. No. l large , J100 ; No. medium , JGO ; No. 1 small , } M ; fox , sliver , pnli according to benuly. No , l Imge , JM ; No medium , JM : No , 1 smnll , J20 ; fox. cross. No. large , (7 ; No. 1 medium , J3 ; No. l small. Ji fox. red. No. 1 large , J1.50 ; No. l medium. J1.2 ! No. 1 small , tlor ; , gray. No. 1 large. ? 5c : Ni 1 medium. We ; No. 1 small. 40c : fox. kit. No. Inrge , Me ; No. 1 medium , 4'c ' ; No. 1 email. 80 < lynx. No. 1 large , 13 ; No. 1 medium , J2 ; No. nmal ! , J1.50 ; marten. No. 1 largo , | 2 ; No. medium , Jl.W ; No. 1 i-mall. Jl ; mink. No. large , C0fi65c ; No. 1 medium , 40o : No. 1 smal 35c ; mink , dark , No. 1 large , C3c ; No. 1 medlun 40c ; No. 1 small. 30c ; mountain lion , perfect hea nnd feet , No , 1 large , Jl.OOW2.flOj imperfect sk'n 25 50c ; otter. No. 1 large , JS ; No. 1 medlun J6.00C7.00 ; No. 1 email , J5 : oiler , pale. No. large , J7 : No. 1 medium. JJ ; No. 1 small , J raccoon , No. 1 large , OOffTOc : No. 1 inrtlium , & 0i No. 1 small , 35c ; raccoon , black , as lo beaul' ' No. 1 large. fA'0J2.00 : skunk , blnck , cased , No. ' striped. No. 1 laige. We ; No. 1 medium. 40c : N 1 Hmall , 25c ; skunk , broad ftrlixnt. No. 1 lart 2i)025o ; wolverine. No. 1 large , 14 ; No. 1 medlun J3 ; No. 1 small , J2 ; wolf , mountain. No. 1 larg 13 ; No. 1 medium , J2 ; No. l small , J1.50vol ; prairie. No. 1 large , 6'j'OOc ; No. 1 mrdlum , 0) . No. 1 small , 40c ; beaver , per skin. No , 1 luir JS.VOS6.no ; No. 1 medium. J4.M ; No. 1 email , t braver kits. No , 1 large , ) ? ; No. 1 medium , tl.fr K . 1 small , 75c ; musk rule , winter. No. 1 lute SUlOc ; No. 1 medium , $ c ; No. I smali , "c ; muil rats , fall , No. 1 lance , ' 4i ( c : No. 1 medium , 7i No. 1 small , Co ; mutkraln. Kits. tQ3c. New York Dry UooiU Market. NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-Th ro U a good force. . buyers In the mnrket and considerable bus'ne ' has been done In printed fabrius , calicoes , tin hams , dress goods , blenched cottons and woolen Acenta have reduced prices of bleached colloi ft * follows : Prince of the Wed. 16-Inch , 1C Fearless. 5 < 4c ; Gold Medal. 5Hc. and Wllkln ville , 3V4r. Printing cloths steady , with mc ales at J'Jc. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Coffea Market. NEW YORK , ! > e ? , 14. COFFEE Oplloi openKl barely ittady. with H ptt mber und Oct ber 6-poUil , hlcher and others 5810poluls lowe active on European buying- and local co ering ; rloecd steady at tftV ) points advance < late months and 6O10 points dt llne on ne , months ; sales , 5X000 bars. IncludingDecerab < J13.MCH.Wi January , $1110 13.U ; 1'ebruar Mnrcll , JIZ.6nJ12.CO ; April , 111259 1131 , May , JllItOH.30 , July , JI2.vni2.iO ) Sep tember , J12.15 ll2i : October , Jirtfarl ) spot coffee , Ilia , dull : No , 7. $15.75 ; mild , dull : Cor dova , Jis.lifl19.o0i rale * , none. Warehouse drily erles from New York yesterday. 11,117 bags ; New York stock today , 2'iS.s haps ; United Htntca stock , 243,201 bag * ! afloat for the United mates , 293,000 bags ; total visible for tha United Stales , 641,201 lm < n , ngnlnst 411,159 bags last yenr. HANTOH , Dec. II. Msrket qu Mi good average Santos , $13.20 ; receipts , 23,000 bags ; stock , subject to confirmation , 321,000 bags. HAMHUKG , Dec. ll.-Mnrket steady ; prices U pfg higher to 1,4 pfg lower ; snlcs , 23,000 bngs. HAVRE , Dec. 14.-Mnrket opened steady. Uf lower to > , Jf higher : nt 12 m. , stendy , Mf higher ) nt 3 p. m. , itendy. ( ; f lower to V4f higher ; sales , 11,000 bags ; closed steady at UVlf net advance ; lotnt rales , 16,000 Imus. RIO DE JANEIRO , Dec. 14-Qulcl ; No. 7 , Rio. $13.70 ; exchange , lOHd : rccclpls , 1,000 baRs ; cleared for the t nlted ttlalcs , nune : cleared for Europe , 1,000 bags ; slock , 1,4,000 Lags. CLIARINO : uousi : TOTALS. of Ittinlncss Trnnsnctcil by the Assnolutcil Hunk * Lust Week. NEW YORK , Dec. U.-The following table , 'omplled ' 4iy Riadstreet's. shows the tolal clear- nccs of Ihe principal cities and the percentnga f Increase or decrease , ns compared with the orrcspondlng week last year : DUN'S IIEV1EW OF TRADE. Favorable Showing of Wages Paid nntl Men Employed Compared with 1H03. NEW YORK , Dec. 14. R. O. Dun & Co.'s weekly review of trnde tomorrow will say : Dun's review Is enabled by the kindness of evernl thousand manufacturers who have for- ivarded stalcmenls of their pay rolls for No- rember , this year , in 1893-and In 1892. to moke a rery encouraging comparison of earnings for hat month , which Jhowo an Increase In total payments of 15.2 per cent over last year , but n ilecrense of 18.3 per cent In comparison with (892. ( A statement of hnnds employed shows hat In the same establishments 10.2 per cenl more persons were employed than a > year ago , but 8.C per cent less than In 1892. The average of earnings for over 250,000 hands Is 4 per cent 'arger thnn In 1893 , but 13 j per cent less than n 1892 , nnd this statement takes no account ol hours of work In the monlh compared , or ol Ihe eslabllshmenla not working at all In these years. In some of the Industries more hnnds are at work than In 1892 , but In others the de crease Is large. Contradlclory changes In business are qulle In order nt this Reason. Neither the larger orders 'n some branches nor the depression of prices n olhem nfford a safe Indlcallon of Ihe gen eral movemenl. IJut the worWng force does not lessen more than usual for the time of a year ago , the demand for goods does not seem tc diminish , though In some departments It Is con- sldeinbly below the capacity of works In opera- 'Ion and the volume of business transacted Is n Ittle larger In comparison with last year than n November , The speculative markets have advanced n little though reasons nro hard to find. Wheat Is un changed In price , although western receipts nr < as large as they were last year nnd Atlnnllc exports are 831,205 bushels , against 1,029,000 busheli a year ago. Corn Is a fraction weaker , wlthou any Important change in movement- though th < recelpls conllnuo remarkably large. The heavj receipts of cotton have broken down the prlci to 5.73 cents In spile of a strong speculative In terest looking foi ome recovery from the low est point on record. The detailed reports regarding the chief in ilustrles are nol nllogelher encouraging. Thi Iron oulput Incrensed during Ihe rnonlh of No vember and wn 1C0.720 tons , weekly on Decem ber 1. against 162,666 on November 1 , but Ihi Increase In slocks unsold was 60,419 tons , whlcl averages 11,700 tons per week , 'Indicating tha the Increase In producllon during Ihe month o November wns not supported by the demanc for products. Accordingly , prices have been de cllnlng , the general average of articles belm only 64.9 per cent of the average In October , 189C ngalnst 65.7 per cent on the 1st of December The Pltlsburg markets show most weakness bessemcr pig being ouoled at J10.15 nnd Ore ; forgn wns offered nt J9.30 , nnd bnr iron selllni nt 90 cents , but In structural forms the easier ! demnnd is sulllclenlly large to cause a slight nd vnnco In benms. The minor metnls nre slrongcr though appaiently for speculative reasons only The texllle manufacturers nre , on the whole weaker , though sales of wool for Iho pasl week In part for speculative purposes , have been large than one year or two years ago , nnd for the tw weeks of December have been 9,610,200 pounds agalnsl 7,837,200 pounds last year nnd 10,628,00 pounds In 1892. The orders * for spring woolen do not mnterlally Increase , but the current de mnnd for Immediate delivery continues unusual ! large. Cotton goods nro demoralized by eom reduction nnd by Ihe nnnouncement of a grea auction rale of 27,000 pieces by 111 IBS , Fabyan t Co. , nnd the Irregularity In Blnples Increases while print clolhs are slrady. Failures for Ihe past week have been 349 I the United States , ngalnst 339 last yeur and fort. In Canada , ngalnst forty last year. nilADSTUEKT'S TRADI3 IlEVIEW. General Trmlo Dull but November Itnllvfa ; Kurnlncs Are Encaiirnclni ; . NEW YORK , Dec. 14. Ilradstreefa review to morrow will say : There Is the expected slack enlng In wholesale and Jobbing lines cuslomar Immediately before Ihe Christmas holidays With few exceptions sales of Christmas special ties , notions nnd fancy groceries by Jobbers nn at retail show the only activity In the move ment of merchandise , and no Improvement I expected with the new yenr. All the Inrg enslern cenlers , excepl PllUburg and Uuffnlo report trade quiet or dull. The first named re ported unexpectedly numerous general orders an better demnnd for Iron and steel. Easter woolen manufnclurcrs hnve dlscounled the ex peeled effects ot the change In the wool tarl Jnnunry 1 , Philadelphia shoe dealers repor trada unexpectedly active. Throughout til northwest , Including Chicago , Milwaukee , Mlnne n polls , St. IMul and Duluth , the volume ot buiH ness has. with occasional exceptions , bee smaller than usual , because of the unsessonabl wenlher. Cllles throughout the central wes and further west report a moderate volume o trade , with no prospect of Improvement thi month. Restriction lias been noticed In the dlstrlbutlo of clothing , rhoes. rubber goods , pig- Iron an light hardware. General trade south ID ver quiet , except for Christma * speclallUs. On th Pacific coast business Is rather better than pre vlously. November gross railway earnings of 13 * ml roads , having 100,000 miles of main line , ngcrc gate $14,567,781 , a decrease from November c last year of only 1.4 per cent. This Is th smallest monthly falling off for eighteen month durlnr which period in only one month , Augus 1894 , was there an Increase i < ver the like mont the year * before. Cenlral western roada she a gain , the first In months. The grangers or heaviest and most numerous of the Increase ! Of 119 railway systems sixty-seven rtport gain and fifty-two decreases ( rum Novejnber , 1(9 pecreased November earnlncs by ten largo syi ms account for II per cenl of the total < le- rense. For eleven mnnlhs 131 companies , wllh ,425 miles , * nrned .VBIW.MO. a decrenie from S93 of 10.9 per cent. ' hi * groups show decreases or eleven months Df-thta yenr. The largest Is he decrease reported" by the grangers. Prices this week show the effect of trade re- cllon Incident lo Iho cloM of the year , with ewer prices for cotti ds , profpecllvely for nolens , cotlons , SUR/ toffee , pork , onls , corn , heat nnd bessemcr i ron. Higher prices nre eported for hogs nr .Jiern centers , owing to strlcled recelpls , nnd for pig tin nnd copper , here Is n speculative ( nominal ) advance In Ihe rice of pelroleum nraLome grades of lenther nd a few varletlesyifxlumber. Steady quota- ons nre maintained fi < laid nnd cattle , for rude nnd refined pctniftum , navnl stores , coal , umber and for rtecW-blllets. Australian wool ontlnues to sell at UmtUmit the cost of Impor- atlon nnd buyers nra'rtjjtlns to note the effect ' the reduction of d-uhr ; ' Wheat slcckn In theTl'iiltett Slates have begun o decrease sharply , thnn customary , and he price of wheat affected by this move- nent If sustained . the next few weeks. Exports of wheat ( Ho- - , IjciudeJ ns wheat ) from rath coasts of the Ur Stales ( Canada none ) mount to 2,536.000 elB , ngalnsl 5,011,000 UH'.iela last week nn 31211,000 bushels In Ihe corresponding week 'year. Two years Iho lolnl was 3.27,00ir bushels , nnd three yenrs ago It was 6,493,000 bushels , but In the second week of December , 1890. Is wns only 2,171,000. bTOCKS AND HONDA tciivy ICiiKriceniciils of Oolcl for Kiport the Dity'g Feu turn. NEW YORK , Dec. 14. Taken ns a whole ho stock mnrket wan heavy tcxlny. The nKagementH of RoUl for shipment to Eu- ope were rtlso large , aggregating J3,80,000 , ut the opinion of the street Is that the movement Is not In nny way responsible for lie depression. In the share speculation. This view of the situation Is carried out by lie course of yesterday's market , which vns characterized by higher prices , while t was fully well understood that the ex- ortntlon of cold on Saturday would be be- ween $3,000,000 nnd J4,000,000. London was a seller nnd buyer , but only In moderate mounts , nnd the trading for this account Id not affect the market generally. At the penlng the prices showed but little change rom yesterday , the tone of speculation > lng ilrm. A slight advance was made In he early dealings , but the temper of the narket changed quickly nnd u period of de- ircsslon set In which continued up to 1 'clock nnd In which the specialties alone ailed to participate. Between 1 nnd 2 "clock the market was firm and partial re- : overles were made , but during the last lour trading was very Irregular nnd the lose was barely steady. Compared with yesterday the final quotations In the active 1st show a fractional decline. Trading In he bond market was of a firm character luting the day on a moderate volume of business. Oregon Cs , trust receipts , were In demand , and the sal ° s of this security ag gregated $189,000. Atchlson 4s were dealt In o the extent of $105OJO. The total for the ay was $1,589,000. The Evening Post's London cable says : The stock markets were quiet but very llrm oday , especially for gilt-edged stocks , on he belief of prolonged ease in money. Mln- ng shares were rampant , The Paris In vestments In these' were enormous. Amerl- ans still tend to Improve , and although no peclflc animation Is expected the belief Is gain expressed that the worst Is passed , t Is said that the gold coming from New York on Saturday Is the beginning of con- Iderablo exports of like amounts. The following were the closing quotations n the leading stocks of the New York ex- hange today : bid. The total sales of stocks todny were 213,900 shares. Including American Sugar , 95,503 ; Rur- ington , 6,600 ; Chicago Qaa , 21,500 ; Distilling , 2,90 ] ; Erie , 4,900 ; Northwestern , 3,600 ; Reading7.700 ; lock Island , 7,000 ; St. Paul , 22,000 ; Weslern Union , 2,400. ! Now York .Honor Murker. NEW YORK , Dec. 14.-MONEY ON CALL- 2asy at4 per cent ; last loan , ' ,4 per cent ; closed per cenl. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-25404',4 per STERLING EXCHANGE Quiet and steady , wllh ncluol business In bankers' bills al J4.88i ® 1.88 % for demand nnd at J4.874.87 % for sixty days ; posled rales. J4.8SHW4.S9 , and J1.89H@1.90 ; commerctnl bills. J4.86l4 i'4.S6 ' ? ; . SILVER CERTIFICATES 61C. GOVERNMENT BONDS ' Stendy ; stale bonds , sleady ; railroad bonds'firm , Closing quotations on bonds were as follows : CONSOLS For money , 103'ti for th nccount , 103 3-1C. HAU HILVI3Il-29iil per ox. MONEY U per cenl. The rale of discount In the open market fo both Bhort and three-months tills la 1 3-16 pe The amount of bullion withdrawn from th Hank of England on bolanco today waa 110,000. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS lecoipts Oontinno Moderate and Demand Shows bnt Little Ohan e , BEEF NECESSITIES RATHER URGENT All Classes of Dealers After the Limited Supplies , Mnklng n Lively Miirkot Hogs Open Strong to Higher , Cloning Wcnk and Lower. FIUDAY , Dec. U. Receipts were moderate ugnln todny , ISO ars nil told. The supply for the five days his week amounts to 11"oO cattle , 2C.COO hcgs and 2,950 sheep , an Increase of nbottt 1,800 nttle ns compared with last week nnd n lecrcase of 13,000 lioga nntl 400 sheep. The cattle mnrket was In very good shape. ) n account of the continued light supply he local killers have not been surfeited , vhllo the same Btnto of affalra existing nt 'astern ' points enables speculative shippers 0 nnd an outlet In that direction. That vns the condition of business today. Offcr- ngs were moderate In quantity and fair In quality , while the demnnd was as good ns t has been any time recently. Tidy fat entile , not too heavy-were what nil classes of buyers wcro looking for , nnd these sold eadlly nt strong prices , while It was possl- > le to rcullzo fully steady figures on nny- hlng nt all useful In the beef line. There vas a free movement , and a good clearance was made by nocn. The same strength nnd activity that char acterized the fat cattle market made bttal- tess lively In butchers' nnd canners' stock. Supplies were limited and killers all wanted some choice stock , which sold sharply ilKher , a fancy bunch of heifers bringing 3.90 and some fat cows $1. The common ind canning grades ruled about steady. There was a slightly better demand and a silently stronger mnrket for veal calves , and all grades of bulls , stags and oxen , met with a readier sale than on yesterday and generally at llrmer figures. Business was brisk In stcckers nnd feeders. The stocks were comparatively light , nnd there was a long line of buyers In the yard. Prices ruled a shade llrmer all around , and salable feeding steers are soli ng 15c to 20o higher than a week ago. Rep resentative sales : DRESSED DEEF. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1. . . . 7101250 4. . . . SSO J3 BO 13..1083 3 75 I..1370 275 42..1058 SCO 22..1123 390 1..1230 300 16..1040 SCO 19..1ZM 403 1. , . . E90 325 9..10SO 3 10..1222 400 1..1030 340 10..1091 365 20..1133 440 C..1038 340 1..1160 3 Co 28..1075 4 CO S. . . . 961 3 40 24..1102 3 C3 SHII'PINO AND EXPORT. 3. . . . 017 3 50 21..1202 4 00 COWS. 1..1100 100 6. . . . 846 175 3..816 " 2 25 1. . . . 7CO 100 25. . . . 903 ISO 1..1190 225 6. . . . 791 110 1..1110 183 1. . . . 950 225 1. . . . 900 123 1..1100 185 4..730 223 2. . . . 805 123 4. . . . 907 183 4. . . . 955 223 0. . . . 926 1 35 1. . . . 770 1 85 2. . . . 803 2 25 1. . . . 880 133 3..1076 190 12. . . . 977 223 4. . . . 967 143 2. . . . 9CO 190 7..831 223 1. . . . StiO 150 1. . . 800 190 4..1103 230 1..11CO 160 11. . . . 811 190 1. . . . 6CO 230 3..1018 160 I. . . . 9W 190 2..1000 230 2. . . . 990 150 1..1001 190 2..1010 240 6. . . . 911 160 1. . . . 730 190 4..963 240 3. . . . 883 160 11. . . . 690 190 1. . . . 970 260 1..1130 160 1..1110 190 7..1005 260 1..1190 ISO 4. . . . 827 190 9..1172 260 1. . . . 9CO 160 23..1007 190 11. . . .898 255 9. . . . 931 150 1. . . . 830 200 23. . , . 840 265 1. . . . 970 160 C. . . . 816 200 1. . . . 970 2 CO 2..1340 165 3..1063 200 1. . . . 800 2 C3 1. . . . 810 165 2..1133 200 1..1270 2 C3 7. . . . 805 165 1. . . . 680 200 4..1003 2 C5 0. . . . 934 165 2. . . . 960 200 1..14SO 273 1. . . . 970 ICO 3..1000 200 1..11M 300 3..1030 ICO 12..1001 210 1..1260 300 3. . . . 980 163 16. . . . 83S 210 1..1330 300 1. . . . 900 163 9. . . . 964 210 18..1015 315 7. . . . 971 165 5.1031 215 16. . . . 978 323 2. . . . 900 175 19. . . . 871 213 23..1029 400 3. , . . 916 1 75 23. . . . 907 220 HEIFERS. ! . . . C40 160 1. . . , 400 173 13. . . . 834 273 4. . . . 622 160 1. . . . SSO 225 1. . . . FCO 273 1. . . . 370 1 55 2. . . . 405 2 50 C. . . . 8 6 3 00 2. . . . 730 IM 1. , . . 430 275 60. . . . 937 390 2. . . . 3SO 1 75 CALVES. 9. . . . 178 1 00 10. . . . 146 2 00 1 , . . . 110 3 00 1. . . . 300 200 1. . . . 100 250 1. . . . 160 400 1. . . . 200 200 1. . . . 100 275 BULLS. 1..1200 160 2..1200 1 BT I. . . . 840 210 1..11GO 1 60 1..10CO 1 90 3..1393 2 15 1..1020 1-60 1..HW 200 -1..10IO 235 1..1440 160 1..1240 200 1..1220 240 1..1C60 160 1.-.I570 200 l.i4SO ; 260 1..1520 175 1..1510 200 1..1600 275 1..1110 175 1..1420 200 1..15M 285 1..1070 1 80 2. . . . 925 2 10 1..15SO 3 00 STAGS. 1..1040 200 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 8 , . . . 277 200 1 , . . . 5CO 260 G , . . . CM 280 5. . . . 280 200 1. . . . 660 250 6. . . . 9C6 285 3. . . . 293 2 00 2. . . 400 2 CO 19. . . . 763 2 85 8. . . . 410 210 6. . , . 746 2 CO 6. . . . 726 285 1..1290 225 6. . , . 616 205 15. . . . 756 283 4. . . . 475 225 1. . . . C30 265 4. . . . 715 290 4. . . . 690 225 9. . . . 742 2 CS 6. . . . 710 290 1. . . . 650 225 8. . . . 82C 265 10. . . . SM 300 1. , . . 420 225 2. . . . 625 265 5. . . . 832 300 6. . . . 338 225 3. . . . 620 265 37. . . . 793 300 1. . . . 9:0 2 25 17. . . . 700 2 70 9. . . . 870 3 00 2. . . , 730 235 CO. . . . 830 275 12. . . . 794 300 1. . . . 510 235 2. . . . 855 275 19. . . . 838 300 2. . . . 420 245 2. . . . 765 275 20. . . . 909 300 5. . . . 451 245 I. . . . 630 275 24. . . . 755 305 1. . . . 790 2 50 20. . . . 630 2 75 15. . . . 764 3 10 1. . . . 490 250 4. . . . 717 2 SO 21. . . . 983 310 1. . . . 760 260 24. . . . 788 280 1..1290 320 1. . . . 720 260 28. . . . 867 280 28. . . . 971 320 13. . . . COO 250 20. . . . 754 260 13..99G 325 2. . . . 870 250 2. . . . 630 280 26. . . . 941 335 CHRISTMAS I3EEVES. No. Wt. Pr. 7 steers and heifers 1372 J5.25 WESTERN CATTLE. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1 BtaR. 1280 J2 90 35 cows 1031 J2 90 8 feeders. , . . 900 3 00 53 steere 1141 3 83 2 cows 850 145 2 feeders..mo 300 COLORADO. 26 cows 812 1 75 1 cow 00) 1 73 7 cows. 938 2 25 1 cow 10 0 2 43 27 cows 905 2 45 1 feeder 820 3 10 69 feeders. . . . 978 315 1 feeder 1070 323 1 feeder SCO 3 23 48 feeders. . . . 997 3 23 22 cows 708 225 92 cows 640 220 C strs. tig. . . 891. 2 50 29 steers 84 } 3 40 25 feeders , . . . 712 2 23 23NEVADA. NEVADA. Veltch Ilros. 180 Btecrs 1038 3 60 60WYOMING. WYOMING. J. II. Christman , 1 cow 1190 280 2 cows 1015 ISO 88 Bteers 1197 370 Reel & Friend. 6 cows 978 175 2 cows 1010 175 27 cows . .1038 240 Scows 843 260 6 cows 1915 250 22 cows 1143 240 11 feeders..1050 315 11 cows 1118 330 39 steers 1174 3 60. HOGS Receipts were about the heaviest of the week , but the 6,000 or more on rale could hardly be considered an excessive supply. The Reneral quality of the offerings was about the bent of the week. Conditions looked rather favorable at the opening and early prices looked strong as coin- parcel with Thursday. Heavy nnd heavy mixed hogs sold nt from 11.20 to J4.40 , with several scattering sales of the choicer loads nt from J4.44 up to J4.55. The maiket for the llghtei grades was a trifle uneven and 140 to 200-lb. II.IKS sold at from J3.90 up to J4.30. lloth packer ; and speculators were good buyeis catly , but qull short on receipt of bearish news from Chicago , and the market closed weak , fully JOc lower than It opened , with about 1,200 hogs Ft.11 untold. . The pig market ruled strong all day. There was no oversupply of this class of stuff anil there was a very active demand for It. Most of the stuff weighing from 80 Ibs. upwmd sold at 13.50 nnd better , while J2 to J3 was paid foi poor stuff weighing down around 50 Ibs. Th < close was very weak , and at the extreme Ion point. Sales as far ns they went of hogs will weight and quality were largely at from J4.K to 11.35 , a.i against from JI.20 to J4.35 Thursdaj nnd from J4.115 to (4.45 on last Friday , Repre sentative sales : ( IS . . . 175 M 1IS . . . S7S I ZOO . . . SM J7 tl . . . 78 2 31 ! . . . 300 18 107 . . . ISO i 4so . . . 310 ijj i : ; . . . j ( t 21 C3 . . . 3 W SIII3BP Fnlr to clm'rc natives arc quotable t from 12.23 to 13 , fnlr In Rood \rratrrn * nt from 1 to $2.85. common nnd Mock i li < ? cp nt from II 0 12 , good to choice 40 lo 100-lh. Inmbu nl from I.M to I3.F5 , lU-pmonlntlvc rales ; No. \vt. IV. 1 Inmli . , , . . , , , . . . . i 60 t ! 00 1 native cvivt . . . 53 200 llcrclpt * mill ll | ) o ltlon nf Slock. Oinclnl r rlpls nncl dlfpcuillon of slock ns hnwn liy the liookii of tha Union Block ynnln ompnny for the twenty-four hours ending nt 3 'clock p. m. , December 14 , 1894 : IIECUIPTS. Cars. Head. C'nltlo . 9 ; 2.CM logH . , . g ) (1,0)4 ( lieep . 3 333 DISPOSITION. DISPOSITION.Cnlllp. Cnlllp. HIKS. B'iccp. imntin Pocking company . . Bit 1. II , Hammond company. . . . t.39 3,331 220 twlft nnd company . . . . SW 1.030 KM Judnhy 1'ncktiiir company. , . . 492 12I 120 Vllson . 423 Inmlllon & S . 37 . . . ielnon Morris . < J3 . . . . . . t. Decker & DeRcn . 302 . . . Sw'ft ( driven ) . 1,7 , . 'nnnnnt . 4 ( ! . , , , , , . Ijoumnn . 16 . . . . . . . . llocker . . . . . . . . . * . 20 . . . . . . 1. & U . 15 . 'hlppors ' nnd feeders . 4:2 22 * 14 .eft over . 1ZH ) * Total . . 2,009 0,343 1,219 CHICAGO 1-lVi ; STOCK. TratlliiB In Cuttlo WiViUrly Active with Mondy 1'rlcc * . CHICAGO , Dec. 14.-TrndliiB In entile wn olrly nctlvo. I'rlces were sternly nil nround ns a consequence of the continued mudcrnto re ceipts. Kxporters wnntrd n few choice entile ind there belnir n fnlr demnnd for eastern nnd ncnl nccounts the yards were dripped. 1'rlecH wcro quoted nil tln > way from J1.23 to Jl.CO for nw-boned cows to from J6.23 to JC.10 for fancy lollilny beeves. Krom tl.75 to J4.C9 took the bulk. cows selling principally nt from 11. 7i to J.2.2J nnd steers Inrpely nt fr > ni J3.73 to Jl.CO. . , / ! , ' ? , rcccPs , | | of hogs todny were estimated nt 6.000 head , mnkinR ntiout 151. COO hend , nfinlnst 231,600 hend for the same time last week. The enrly sales were nt nenrly ns Rood prices ns were > nld yesterday , ns high n from 11.70 to JI.73 mvliis been obtained , but the market grew vrnker very POOH flfier the openhiR nnd by 9 o'clock showed n loss of quite lOc , closInK nt rom $4 to J4.CO for common light nnd Horn JI.J5 o $1.1,5 for heavy weights. The bulk of the iBhta sold at from J.1.20 to $1.40 nnd from $1.45 o $1.60 were the prevailing prices for shipping. The ranee of prices paid for sheep was nt from ' 1.25 to J3 , nnd sales of lambs were at from 12.23 to $4.25. rew of the former sold outside he limits of $2.25 to $3 , nnd from $3.23 to $1 > ousht the bulk of the lights. Local slaugh terers took nlK > ut all the offerings , which amounted to 6,000 head. HKC'HIl'TS-Catlle. 6,000 hend ; calves , 00 head ; logs , 26,000 head ; sheep , 6,000 licail. St. l.onlg I.lvo Stock .Market. ST. LOUIS. Dee. 14. CATTLK-llrcelpts , 1,700 lend : shipments , 300 head ; market steady , strong ; ed Texans , 10fl5c higher ; good n.Hlve fleers , 4.rOiT3.50 ; light shipping and butcher steers , $3.21 < j.OO ; feeders , $2.40973.30 ; stockcrs , Jl.90iT2.70 ; fed Texas steers. J3.iOWI.25 ; grass steers , J2.30if4.80. HOG Hecelpts , 4,700 head ; shipments , l.BOO lend ; market after opening strong and higher lecllned nnd closed lower ; no tlrst class heavy on sale ; best heavy sales , $4.63 ; good to choice medium and best , $4.40ff4.5S ; common to fair Igbt and rough mixed , J3.7504.23. BIIBEP Itecclpls. 700 head ; shipments , none ; market strong , nctlvo to higher ; nntlve mixed , J2.5503.10 ; lambs , $3.50 ; southwest mixed , $2.90. Now York I.lvo Stock Murker. NEW YOIlK. Dec. 14. IlKKVKS-Hecelpts , 1,828 head ; slow , steady on top and bottom grades , lOe lower on medium ; native steers , poor o good , $3.M > ® 5.20 ; oxen. $2.0304.20 ; bulls. $2.00 V3.25 ; dry cows , $1.2503.10 ; poor to good , J3.5081 SHEni' AND LAMI13 Receipts , 7,475 ; 13 cars on sale ; active , > , ic higher ; sheep , poor to good , J2.23fi2.37l4 ; lambs , Inferior to good , $4.0004.50. HOGS Receipts , 4,000 head ; higher ; top hogs , $3.12@5.12',4. _ Hunan * City I.lvo Stock Market. KANSAS CITY , Dec. 14. CATTLK Receipts , i.i'OO ' head ; shipments , 600 head ; mnrket strong ; Texas steers , J2.COff3.90 ; Texas cows , Jl.EOff2.GO ; > eef steers. $ : | .105.GO ; native cows , JI.25if3.35 ; stockers nnd feeders , J2.2oiN.25 ; bulls , Jl.lHMj'2.r.O. HOG8 Receipts , 9,300 head ; shipments , 200 lead ; market opened strong , closed 10$15c lower ; imlk of sales , $1.30fi > 4.00 ; heavies , J1.404.C'i ' ; mckers , J4.30Si.GO ; mixed , Jl.235jl.50 ; lights , J3.S ) 04.25 ; Yorkers. $4.0001.15 ; pigs , J2.73@3.73. Stock In Sight. Record of receipts nt the four principal mar kets for Friday , December 14 , 1894 : Catlle , Hogc. Sheep. South Omaha . 2.C33 6.001 331 Chicago . C.OOO 26,000 6,000 Kansas City . 6,900 9,303 . St. Louis . 1,700 4,700 700 Totals . . . . . . . . . . 10,233 46,001 7,033 St. Lout * General .Market. ST. LOUIS , Dec. 14.-FLOUR-Heavy , dull , un- changed. WHEAT Declined on heavy domestic receipts and foreign news , closing Vic off ; No. 2 red , cash , G2'ic ; December , 62Hcj January , 63'Jc ; May , c. CORN Closed ViGe off on expected visible In crease nnd heavy exports ntloat ; No. 2 mixed , cash and December , 46'/ic ; January , 44c ; May , 45c. OATS Dull , lower ; No. 2 , cash , 3014c ; Decenv ber , 30 Jc : May. 32Uc. RYE Firm ; No. 2 , offered , east side. 04c ; 52i bid. bid.BARLEY BARLEY Steady ; sales , choice Minnesota BRAN Firm ; COVic bid , sacked , east track. FLAX SEED $1.40. TIMOTUY SEED-$1.75JJ'3.23. CLOVER SliED-J8.40fl8.70 for eood. JIAY Quiet , unchanged. RUTTER Weak , dull , lower ; separatoi creamery , JlDf20c ; choice dairy , 174J1SC. EGGS Weaker : 17c. LEAD Firm ; chemical hard , $2.94 SI'ELTER-Offered at $3.10. CORN MEAI/-$2.03@2.10. WHISKY $1.23. COTTON TIES Unchanged. HAGOINO-Unchanged. 1'ROVISIONS Easier ; pork , standard mess , jobbing , $12.25. Lard , prlnio steam , J6.70 ; choice. JG.82VJ. Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders. J5.008 5.12V4 : long * . J5.87Vi f6.00 ; ribs , J6.OOffC.12V4 ; shorts. JS.lS iG . Itacon. packed shoulders , $6.25 ; longs , $6.75 ; ribs , 1C. 87 % ; shorts , $7. RECEII'TS Flour , 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 0,000 bu. ; corn. 35.000 bu. ; oats , 32,000 bu. SHIPMENTS Flour , 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , none ; corn , none ; oats , 14,000 bu. .MlnnciipolU Wheat Alnrkot. MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 14. Wheat continued weaker today. There was no supiwrt and the l&wcr cables weie particularly dUcournglng , It IH now generally regarded as a hol'dny ' market until after the new year. The trading was only moderate. Futures were about steady. May closed yesterday at M4c ! , opened today nt SSTic and rallied to M'tc. July closed yesterday at 60Hc , opened today at COc , rallied to CV c and went back to the open'nR price. Cash wheat was steady. Offerings were small and there was no dltllculty In making1 dlnnorals of them to the millers , who are In the maiket for small amounts , Receipts were 212 cars , against JCT en s last year. Close : December , EOTic ; May. CSi ; JMT6c : July , COe ; on track , January , K'.JiiMlic ; No. 1 northern , M ? c ; No. 2 northein , 66'ic. Flour , dull ; first patents , | 3.H@3.5) ) . Fliuiiiflal Notes. DOSTON. Dec. 1) ) . Clearings. $11,622,310 ; bal ances , $1,775,310. RALTIMOItn. Dec. 14.-ClearIngs , $2,022,377 ; balances , $200,272. NEW YORK , Dec. 14-Clearings , $92,101,906 ; balances , $6,253,533. 1'HlLAnnLVIIIA , r > ec. ll.-Clearlngs , $9,452- 191 ; balances , Jl , 801,972. RERUN. Dec. II. Exchange on London , eight days' sight , 20 marks 40 pfg. I1OSTON. Dec. 11. Kldder , Penlmdy & Co. have decided not to ship the $500,000 announced this morning. NEW ORLEANS , Dec. 14. Clearings , J1.783- 050. New York exchange , bank , par ; commer cial , 15c discount. CINCINNATI , Dec. 14. Clearings , J2.316.200. Money , 2'.4 6 per cent. New York exchange , 2i40e premium. 1'ARIS , Dec. 14. 4 p. m. Three per cent rentes , I02f 37V4e for the nccount. Exchange on London , 25f 15c for checks. ST. LOUIS. Dec. 14. Rank clearings. J3.S75.- 413 ; balances , $431.213. Money dull , 5W7 per cent. Exchange on New Yoik , Wo premium bid. LONDON , Dec. 14. Oold Is quoted today at Ruenos Ayres at 262 ; Madrid , 12,00 ; Lisbon , 23.27 ; St. I'rtersburB , 60 ; Athens , 77 ; Rome , 100.40 ; Vienna , 103. CHICAGO , Dec. 14.-ClearlnsK , $14,313.000 , Money. 4tV4 per cent. 6B6 per cent on time. New York exchange , 70c premium. Foreign exchange - change , llrm. Bterlins commercial , $1.66i6 4.S7H , WASHINGTON , Dec. II. A dispatch In thi Treasury department from the subtreanary nl New York esys that today $3,3.W,000 In gold win withdrawn. The nmount of the ( Mid reserve now In the treasury In therefore J97ffCS8l , NEW YORK , Dec. 14. The directors ol the Rock Island today declared n quarterly dlvl dend of M per cent. President Cable stntei that the dlvdldend 'va fully earned nnd thai no tlatement of earnings will b published until the annual report U made up. NEW YORK. Dec. 14. Ladenburg , Thnlman K Co. will ship J.VW.OOO In gold tomorrow. Addl tlonal gold , amounting to J300.000 , wa with' drawn from the nubtreasury today for shlpmenl to Europe. Heldflbach , Ickelhelmer & Co , wll hip J'XW.OOO cold by tomorrow's steamer , maklnt the total to be shipped thus far JD.SOO.OOO. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ' Children Cry fo : . Pitcher's Castoria. Children Crytfor f itcher's Castoria. TALK ON THE POOLING BILL What Local Freight Agents Have to Buy About the Matter , DIFFERENCES OF OPINION EXPRESSED Some Itnllro.nl Alrti Thlntc It Ulll Hurt the lloniln , Wlillo Others llclloro It U'lll Ho llencllclnl to Them Indlrltlail Notions. Tliero arc tunny opinions among railroad nen relative to the merits of the pooling . 111 which recently passed the liouso ol representatives and has been transferred to the senate for similar action. An assistant general freight agent snIJ that should the bill become n law It would undoubtedly have a. tendency to throw many men out of employment , ns the business originating In any territory would bo np- liortloned between the roads operating In that territory. Ho spoUo dlscouraglngly of the outlook upon the theory that the rail roads would undoubtedly attempt to con serve revenue as much ns possible , nnd would dispense with as many general agents as possible , putting or.o man In power to proportion the business. Another assistant genural freight agent ook an entirely different view and said that ho liad gone through the pool previous to the erection of the Interstate Commerce com mission , and saw little to recommend It. "It roads would live up to their agreement ab solutely a pool would be beneficial , but his tory has taught us not to expect too much from railroads. They arc like business houses , which arc constantly engrossed In schemes to carry off the bulk of the business. It Is a fact that during the Jays of the l > eel , weak roads were known to give re bates In order to get n little more business , and strong roads were found engaged In the Bamo nefarious business. As for the pooling bill changing existing conditions , I doubt It very much. It may have n tendency to hold up rates , but the experience of the past has not demonstrated that this Is true and railroads have not changed much slnca the pooling days before the Interstate Commerce commission. They , nro just as eager to secure business anil just as ready to cut rates as they ever were , SD I can't see any great hope In the pooling bill. As for making changes In the per sonnel of the several roads , I doubt that , to ; > , although the managers of the roads may cneavor to have the business proportioned , but the success of the past does not justify any great enthusiasm for the future. When competition Is as keen as now roads are going to get business , p ol or no pool , and tbo weak lines will suffer. U has been the history of the past , It will be the story ot the future. The largo dealer gets the ad vantages of cut rates and rebates , the small dealer has to pay tariff nnd Is therefore not nblo to meet the prices cf his business rival except at a loss. The big dealers therefore destroy the email dealers just as the big lines encompass the differential lines. I am not In consequenca any great enthusiast over the passage of tha tooling bill. U will probably tend to do good , jut not to the extent the railroad managers so fondly anticipate. " KniiFits City Miirlretn. KANSAS CITY. Dec. II. WHEAT Steady ; No. 2 hard , D2o : No. 2 led. Me : i ejected , 40fl7c : Bample miles , f. o. b. , Ml sls ppl river , No. 2 hard , COc ; No. 2 red , 57c. CORN No demnnd ; Ho lower ; No , 2 mixed , 41c ; No. 2 white , 42VH- . OATS Unchansed ; No , 2 mixed , 32c ; No. 2 while , 33c , RYE Firm : 40c. FLAX SEED-Dull ; t1.3Sffl.40. HAY Weak ; prnlrle , J7.M' < J ! > .00. EOCS WL-alc ; 1Sittl9c. ! 'HITTER Dull ; cienmery , ICQSlc ; dally , 13JJ 16c. "I'rlico Win-lit yiiotntlons. SAN FRANCISMO. Dec. II. WHEAT In active ; December , 2V4c ; liny. 9 ! > ' , ie. nan EXPECTANT MOTHERS. Thmt our wonderful rcmedr " BOTHEUS I FKIEND. " which makes child-birth emy may * be within the reach of all we hare reduced the | price to On Pollar per bottle. Beware of " I I frauds , counterfeits and substitutes. I TAKE NOTHING BUT MOTHERS FRIEND. . BOLPJ IIV ALL DRUGGISTS , _ rite for book "TO JIOTHEIIS" mailed ? ( free. TUB HIIAIIKIF.I.K ItKQULATOUOO. . \ Sole Proprietor * . Atlanta. U > . j | i * # N , W. HARRIS & CO , BANKERS , 163-165 Dcarborn-st. , Chicago. 15 Wall-st. , New York. 70 Slatc-st. , Boston. b T&an * RO N DS SHER HIGH GRADE LJS I N LaS Tlought and Sold. Correspondence Bolloltoit CORN For delivered prices on Corn or Feeil o | any description in car loads lots. Writs or telegraph W. H. BOOTH & CO. , Kansas City , Mo. Weights and grades guaranteed. WM. 1-OUDON , Commission Merchant Grain and Pro visions. Private wires to Chicago and Now York. All business orders placed on Chlc.sa Hoard of Trade. Correspondence solicited. Olllce , room I. New York Life Uulldtn.i Omaha. Telephone 130S. 130S.NEW tB. 1.0. WEST'fl SSBVAMB BSiHT TBZTlt HZ is Bold under positive written 8onrnr. j by authorized njonta only , to euro Wcnk Unman ; Ijosnof Drain nnd Nerve Power ; LostMiinhoodj OiiIcknnBBi Night LOBBM ; Kvil Drrnmn ; IJickot Confulnnco ; Nervousness ; LoRsitude ; all lr lnst Loss of Power ot the UenorativoOrcanB In , either BOX , caused hyovor.nxertion , Youthful Errora , or KxcoseiVo UBO nf Tdbaccd , Opium or Liquor , which Innda to Misery. Consumption , Ineanlty or.d Death. Uy mail$1 a box ; six for.$5wltli written caarnnteo to euro or refund money , wet I lint Fllil core Hick Hendaeho. IlilloaeneM. Liver Complaint , HonrHtiimnrh. Drepep Ia and Conciliation. GUAHANTEKB IbBUcdoulyby Goodman Drug Co , Om b _ . Mirrln'a Sale. Dy virtue of an order of attachment and gurnlxhment iBsuecl out of the district court of the Fourth judicial district , within and for Douglas county , In an action wherein the Kltchburg Worsted company IH plnlnllff nnd Clarence J. Cannn and John J. Heller , partners ns C , J. Cumin & Co. , are defend ants , I did on the 28th day of November , A. D. 1SDI , attach ns the property of the said C. J. Cannn & Co. u miscellaneous stock of tailorings , consisting of cashmere , cheviot nnd Knickerbocker suitings , broad cloth , worsted cloth , overcoating , butlonu , thread , linings , und the Ilxtures contalneil In the store room of C. J. Cunan & Co. on Farnam street bcftven 12th and 13th streets. In the city of Omaha , and by virtue of art order of sale on attachment Issued out ot the district court , and to mo directed under date of the 8th day of December , A. D. 1894 , and duly signed by Frank 12. Aloorep , clerk of the district court , I will on the 2Qth day , of December , A. D. 1891 , at 10 o'clock a. in. , of t > ald day , at the above named store room of C. J. Cunan & Co. , sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash , at of the above described goods and chattels and fix tures situate and being In raid store room , to satisfy the Fltchburg Worsted company the sum of one thousand and three dollars (11,003.00) ) , and Interest on Jl,000.00 ( rom May , 18'j3 , at the rate of C per cent per annum , and the cants of Hull , according to the judg ment of the mid district court , rendered on the 8th day of December , 1891. ' JOHN C. DUKXEL. , " Sheriff of Douglas County. D3JlCr (
