THE OMAHA DAILY JJEEt SUNDAY , DECEMBER 8 , 1805.
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
Business in a Jobbing Way Shows No Im
portant Quango ,
COUNTRY COLLECTIONS ARE VERY SLOW
Movement or Mvc Stork More Active
nt South Oimilin VnlucH on Pro
duct * nnil Mcrcliiniillsie He-
liinlii Aliout Stonil- .
The past week lias failed to brlni ? forth
nny very material change In the local Job
bing situation. In tonic lines there may be n.
Rlleht Improvement , -whllo In others there
la a auillclcnt falling off to mnko up for It ,
03 that the Renernl nvcroec of trnde has
not been altered to nny great extent.
As a rule the retail trndc In dependent
territory Is reported rather quiet. Consum
ers nro buying only such goods as they are
compelled to have , and merchandise Is not
Kolng Into consumption as rapidly as In
terested parties would like to fee. Owing
to the tendency on the part of consumers
to practice the strictest economy In the
matter of making purchases the demand
for anything but Reasonable goods and the
absolute necessities Is very light.
Money In the country Is still pcarce , and
consequent upon that fact collections con-
) lnuo slow In all lines of business. Even In
those- sections of the country where largo
farm crops were grown money Is far from
ticlng plentiful , as producers have preferred
to hold their crops to' Rolling them at the
yery low prices current so far this fall and
winter.
Livestock Is nbout the only Item of farm
produce that Is moving to nny extent and
there has been quite a considerable Increase
In the number of cars forwarded by Ne-
braHka growers during the past two weeks.
In that respect the nltuntlon may b said
to be improving1 , and considerable money
will be carried Imek Into the country as a
result of the sales.
BOOTS AND SHOKS.
The boot and shoe trade of the pa t week
haa been nil that could bo asked for , and
the Jobbers In that line have been about the
busiest men In the wholesale district of
the city. Iletnllera have bsen holding their
order * , and the unusually cold and severe
\Vofttlior of the past week has found them
unprepared for the largely Increased de
mands on the part of their customers , and
accordingly they have bsen forced to send
' " orders with a request thnt they bo rushed
o"u t us noon ns possible , Rubber goods , espe
cially , have been In a very good demand
and the Jobbers have- had nbout all they
could do to take care of the trade that
has como In almost unsolicited during the
pnet two weeks.
In the east tho. situation IS until .to be 1m-
proving. There la a partial opening up of
factories that have remained closed for
Borne time , and preparations arc being mada
'tor a long run.
IN THE nnr GOODS MARKET.
In the- dry goods line business IB rather
gulet and no great activity Is anticipated
lor some little time. Goods. In a retail way
are going into consumption as rapidly as
could bo expected under present conditions ,
but the Jobber * do not anticipate much
until after the flrst of the year. At eastern
points there Is a good deal of complaint
nbout trade being very quiet , due lo part
to unfavorable weather. The light demdttd
. nt points of supply Is keeping the market
down , and buyers cannot complain that
values are excessive.
The tendency of the market on staple
cotton goods Is In the buyers' favor. Cotton ,
woolnn nnil wnrqtpil rlrpM fabrics nrn atnndv
( n price.
HARD\\'ARI3 TRADE FAIR.
In the hardware line the past week has
Hot been vary prolific of new features. The
volume of trade hns been fair , but not ma
terially changed from the previous week.
'As the end of the year draws In sight the
tendency of business Ig to narrow OoV.-n
Into the regular channel of seasonable
goods which are going Into consumption
quite freely.
In the matter of values the most Impor
tant fcaturo of the week Is the drop In barb
wire , owing to the troubles In the trust.
Manufacturers are looking for an Improved
demand for builders' hardware and are pre
paring for a revival In that line with the
coming of spring.
GROCERY TRADE STEADY.
There have been no changes of any very
jrrcat Importance In the condition of the
grocery trade of this city durlnir the nerlod
under review. The demand for goods has
not been large , but fully as good In most
canes ns It was for the previous \raek.
Sugar has shown some little Improvement
oil along the line. In provisions there Is Q.
Hllght decline. Lard has shown a little Im
provement. CoiTl syrtipS are easier.
Of the l.GfiO cars of lima be.ans dried In
California this srenson , It Is reported that
over 400 cars have already been shinned out
or the state.
There Is an active demand for Banned
plnenpplo. and the market Is advancing ,
The stock tn Baltimore has been pretty
yell cleaned up.
It Is claimed that there will be a shortage
In molasses nt Now Orleans of 40 per cent
In open kettle and 25 per cent In centrifugal
poods. Valuations are already relatively
higher and n further ndvnncfl la looked for
nfter the turn of the year. In view of the
trong appearance of th market many
planters will hold back at least one-third of
their cron for the Improvement expected
later In the season.
A report from San Francisco says that
the Sandwich Islands surjar crop promises
to bo extensive this Reason , and that a
large proportion Is quite likely to bo for-
wnnlw to the Atlantic coast. Thn story
further Hayti that Clnus Spreekcls Is now
negotiating with Hawaiian sOgnr planters
for a renewal of his contract to refine their
ougnr In 8an Francisco.
Reports are going the rounds to the effect
that there Is u movement well under way
. .to corner the market on California rnlslna
The r.tory In thnt Individual buyers In Ihe
eastern markets have been picking up the
locnl stocks and that California shippers arc
preparing to hold back supplies on the
coast , ns they become convinced that there
will bo very llttln competition from other
jiolutH , and that California will practically
linvo the market all to herself. Whether
the reported effort to corner the marknt Is
really being made remains to bo soon , The
market at the present time appears to be
V. little stronger.
OMAHA GK.W2lt.VI' MAHICET.
Condition nf Trnilinnil Quotation *
on SI n pi o nnil Funcy I'roiliico.
Trada during Hie print \vcolc lias not shown
much activity In tlie line of country product ,
Quotation * :
Kaaslrletly frrth stock , J9e.
llUTTnil-racklns stock , 1ft : ; fair to eooj ooun-
try. 15GUc ; choice to fancy country , UfflSc ;
BatliercJ creamery , 17 T18c ; separator creamery ,
JWMc.
VEAI Cliolco flit , TO to 100 Ibs. , are quoted at
IliOTo ; largo and coaicc , 4fiCc.
CUCnS ! ? Domestic lirlcls. lUic ; Edam , per
iloz. , U.Mj Club House , 1-11) . jars , per doz. , J3.GO ;
J.lmberger , fancy , per Ib. , HHc ; Roquefort , ' ,4-lb ,
jars , per iloi. , J3.CO ; You us Americas , HKcf
fi'wlns , fancy , lie.
rOUI.TRY Drtt M-Clilcons ! , eflTc ; duclts , SO
Sc : ten keys , choice , SQDc ; KCCBC , "SfSc.
IIAJ' Uptnrnl. fu.0) ; midland. W.Wi lowland ,
$5.00 ; tyq ntrnw , 11.60 ! color makes the price on
hey ; llRht tialea sell tha beat. Only top erodes
brliiHT top prlcn.
IIUOOM CORN-New crop , delivered on truck
In country , choice green seff.worklnir cnrpet , p r
Jli. , S'o ! choice gicen running to hurl. 2Ho : com
, .
QAMK Prnlrlt chickens , yoiinjr , per dor. , 10 ;
ijuull , II.7JtiJ.00 ; jock snips. 7Je ; ind-ii ] plover.
11.25 ; ] jck rabbit * . per doz. , St.POei.Ui ( mall rah.
bltu. WlH&c ; milliard ducks , IJ.60 ; redheads , 53.50 ;
cnnvnitijclc < Juck , t5.60HS.00 ; teal , blue wing ,
ll.7iyj.00 ; teal , crcen wine , 11.75 ; mixed ducks ,
ll.75tfl.00 ! Cunada Reese , t ; small Keeje. 14.60 ;
brnntd , U.CO ; deer saddles , lDJ16o ; deer carcas > es ,
ISHiflJo ; elk ( addles , llfllJo ; elk carcasses , fit
iocs nntclono saddles , i : j'Hc : nntetcpo carcasses ,
Mile ; miulrrolB. per dm. , W&TSc.
riCJKONS-Uve. | r Jot. . tl.OO.
VUGETAII.KS.
MUSIIROOMS-1'cr li-ll > . box. 6C 7JC.
POTATOES I incy native iock , Mo : from stor
In una 11 lots , 40c ; ColorACu clock. S55c. ) (
ONION'H t'er bu. , ! SrSOoi homo crown Spanish ,
per till. . II.W ; S to t-bbl. lots , Jl.W.
UKANS Hand-picked navy , per bu , , J1.65Q1.7J.
fiWEKT rOTATOKS-ChoIca stock. * ! . per
bbl.
bbl.CAnilAQCOn
CAnilAQC-On orders , cm ted. ftr 100 Ibs. , 11.00
fj 1.2S.
Cl'I.KHY Fancy Urea Colorado. MCMc ; choirs
stack , large No. 1 , 40c ; large , No , 2 , IIo ; small ,
IlflJOo.
LIMA IlEANS-Per Ib. . Jc.
WATER CHKSS-rer ll-qt. case , J1.W31.75.
rnuiTs.
The position of the cranberry matkit appears
o tie a very strong one. according to the New
York Journal of Commerce. Hectnt activity on
local account for th Thanksgiving trade has
depleted local holdings materully and advices
from primary points of supply InJIcut * a rela
tively light quantity for future needs. Western
market * appear to to currylnir very llttlt stock ,
s orders from the large dlstrlUutlne ceotars ke p
coming In here In splto of the relatively hlcn
ratfa rullntr. It Is repott < d that stocks on Calm
Cod liavo been \rorkrd down very closely much
inoro so than usual at this tlmo of ) ear and tin
western dcm.inds luv lately been supplied
rtila. y fiom country stntlons Ui Nsw Jersey.
These liave teen sufllclent O wurlc supplies down
pretty closely In that section and holders of th *
remalnlnc blocks , believing llmt they hold th
sdvHiunso s to values , or offering llielr colds
\vlih conilderatl * ro * rve. On llie whole. U looks
s though the holiday truJti wculd be likely ta
u e up so much of Ui remiilnUiff vltlble supply
s to glvs probability of vary ( trong rullnr of
prices for Ibis fruit during tue remainder of lh
Itason.
CALIFOHNIA BIRAWBEnniE3-r r box. o , ,
stock , J2.7SOJ.OOj cholc Hock ,
I.Mff2.75 ,
C-M.irOtlNTA QUINCnS Non .
OHEC1ON PHAHS V'T case. 12.M.
cnANIlEnninsJen > ey , JS.M ; Cap * Cod , IJ.
MALAGA anAI'ES-l'er M-lb. bbl. , 151 p r C !
to 70 lb . , erow 17.
BASTEnX OIlAPnS No uhlpplns stock.
TIIOP1CAI. FUU1T3.
onANGis-Mexlrnns , per box , M.M ; California
budded ffOlltiES , tl.2- .
LRMONS California , per IKIX , H.S5S4.BOJ Mcs-
* tna , Mie .1 V ) , SI. Mi size300. . II..5.
HANANAS Cholco larg < > stock , per bunch , 12.00
02.23 ; medium sl e < ! bundles , tl.'i.
UUCSSHU MHATS.
11BEF Ijlghl western steers , 400 to MO Iba. , tU
QCo ; * ol com and heifers , SVtfiSVici medium
caws and heifers , ( > ; B5c ; rood forcqunrters cows
and ti'lfprs , fiHH'c ; pool hindquarters cows and
heifers , C'.ia7c ; fair hlnduarters ( | cows and
heifers. 6c : cotr rounds , Cc ; cow chucks , 6Ho ;
steer chucks , 4c ; beef tcndfrlolns , frcsli , lie ;
beef rolls , lioneles * . SHc : sirloin butts , boneleis ,
svic ; loin backs , Innelesa , 8'io ; loin ivicha , CHo ;
cow ribs , No. 3 , 64c ; cow loins , No , J , 7Hc , steer
rlbr "Ho ; fleer loins , 9c.
MUTTONHrcjsed mutton. Sic ! racks , Si4c |
legs. 7c : saddles , "c ; stews , 2'4c.
rollK Pork loins , Cc ; spar * rlln , Eos pork
shoulders , Cc ; pork shoulders , skinned , 6Uc ;
tenderloins , 13c ; plR ' feet , cleaned , per dor. , 33o.
JllUnS AND TALLOW.
In iv review of the hide situation the She and
Leather Ilovlew of Chicago rays that th country
hlda market Is still soft and Impressionable. Tim
dealer * move ? cautiously and evince little faith
In future values. Whenever changes of quota
tions occur they Indicate a declining maikct ,
Nothing , however , lins transpired to change the
oft-rcpenteil postulate that hides ara In limited
supply. Indeed , the small stocks of hides obtain
able at country points have been a Icadtnn feature -
turo of the situation for months. The local hide
dealer * have b n constrained to lower their
quotation * with this special view of deprcMlnit
the vlsws of country Lutchers and hide ciJIectora ,
There Is , however , today fully as much trouble
at the selling as at the buying end , Tanneis , as
n rule , are nversa to buying hides at am' prlca
until the leather outlook becomes brighter.
Packer hide values have declined 42 8-10 per ce < it
slnco July and are now lower thnn nt this time
In previous years. The quotations nro , however ,
Hill CO per cent higher than the lowest point
touched during the panic period of 1SD1. There
Is a , general feeling that prices have receded
nbout in far as they are likely to KO. The supply
Is small when compared with the Immense stock *
of other years , but there Is n lack of commercial
courage that prevents capital from boldly taking
up the hi < ) i > 3 offered nnd carrying them until the
period when they will surely be wanted. The
tanners as a rule have had nil they could do In
holding their stocks of leather , Shoe nnd harness
manufacturers have accentuated and prolonged
the dull season with the special Intention of
crowding down the leather market. The policy
of neglect has been measurably successful and
buyers are becoming more plentiful In the leather
m.irkctn. The packers have made several large
sales of union solo leather In Boston , nnd the
Kcnernl opinion Is that a tree buying movement
has been Inaugurated. Quotations :
HIDES No. 1 , green hides , 4c ; No. 2 gre n
hides , So : No. 1 green salted hides , 4V5o : No. i
green salted hides , 3Hc : No. 1 green fnlted hldea ,
IIIUC0 , wtuw , .1W. u.f . . . . . . . . . „ , „ „ , _ . . _ H > > 1
salted hides , Cc ; part cured hides , Vic per Ib , lei *
than fully cured.
fJUKBP PELTS Qrcen salted , each KRCOc ;
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early eklna ) ,
each 15cj dry shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) . No. 1 , each , lOc ; do' shearlings ( short
wooled early eklns ) , No. 1 , each , Cc ; dry flint
Kansas and Nobrotka butcher wool pslts , per Ib. ,
Actual weight. CUCc ; dry ( lint Kansas and Ne
braska Murrain "ool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight ,
45Jc : dry Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per
Ib. , actual weight , 4SO'4c ; do' flint Colorado
Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4B'5c ' ;
dry pieces nnd bucks , actual weight. 4jjtc :
feet cut off , as It ls useless to pay freight on
TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow , No. I , 3Hc :
tallow No. 2 , 3o ; grease , white A , 3'Jcj grease ,
white 13 , 3c ; grease , yellow , 8V4cj grease , dark ,
2c : old butter , 2J2Hej beeswax , prime , I5@c !
rough tallow , U4o.
CONES in car lots weighed and delivered In
CMccso : Dry buffalo , per ton , 112.00814.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per tort , J10.oofll2oo ; dry
, ton. le.ooijj'S.OO.
country , damp and meaty per
' - " I. . . . . . . . . ftrfT , , ! II *
Jotted and broken , fine , CitSo. Fleec.
Medium. ICHTlSc ; fine , 1451160 ! tub washed , 160 >
ISc ; black. So ; bucks , Cc ; tag locks , 292c ; diad
pulled , 6SCc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTERS Mediums , 15c ; horseshoes , 20c ; extra
standards , 23o ; extra selects , 23c ; Brnnch & Co.
sclect.i , 27o ; Now York counts , SOc ; standard bulk ,
per gat. , $1.10.
MAPLE SYIlUP-Flve-cal. cans , each , J2.75 ;
por.doz. , 1126eal. ; . cans , 16.23 ; quart cans ,
CIDEH-Purc Juice , per half bW. , t2.60 ; per
bbl. . H.BO.
9AUEB KHAUT Per bbl , . 13.50 ; hnlf bbl. , J2.
FIOB New crop , California , 10-lb. boxes , per
Ib. , lie ; common California flss. CO-lb. boxea ,
Cc ; Imported fancy , 30-Ib , boxes , 16c ; choice , 10.
Ib. boxes , 12c ,
DATES Persian. CO-lb. boxes , per Ib. , CUc ;
fards. 10-lb. boxes , per Ib. , 8c.
MAPLE SIIOAU Choice , per Ib , . 0 J10e.
1'llESEUVES Assorted. 20-lb. palls , each Jl. < 0.
COCOANUTS I'cr 100. Jo.
NUTS Almondi , California , per Ib. . medium
size , lOc ; Tarragona almond * , per Ib. , targe , 13c ;
Brazlla , per Ib , , 9c : English Walnuts , per Ib , ,
fancy soft shell , 12 > , i01c ; standards , lUllHSc ;
fllberts , per lh. , lOc ; pecans , polished medium ,
lee ; large , 12c ; peanuts , raw. c c ; roasted , 7 ®
7io ! ; cliestnuts , lee ; hickory nuts , email , per bu. ,
11.75 ; blnck wnlnuts , per bbl. , J2 ; rocoanuts , Co ;
cocoanuts , per 100 , JI.W ,
OMAHA'S IIUTAII. Tit ADC 41UIUT.
Sonic InuirovfiiuiitoUMl nn < lie IInII-
ilny Srnnnu DrnTVN N'enr ,
With the retail traaa of Omaha very few
merchants nre to be found who will not admit
that trndo la , upon the whole , rntlier qulot.
The people of the city are not bnylnir with
their old-time liberality , but the cornem are
cut here and there and everything pared
down to the smallest point possible. This
appcnra to bo the case with every line of
business. An a matter of course there la a
fairly steady demand for seasonable eooda.
and such Roods ore absolute necessities , but
asldo from that the volume of tales Is
small.
Now that the holiday season (9 ( near nt
hand , some improvement la qontiaetUJy ox
pooled by the retail trade In most nu lines.
The oxperlonco of past years , however , has
demonstrated that the holiday trade IB not
all clear train , ns It usually means more or
loss of a reduction on the regular lines of
merchandise , as buyers who Invest liberally
In Christmas good * try to make up for U
In part by cutting down on other things.
Consldcrinc the condition of trade the
stores have put In liberal stocks of holiday
goods and the assortment. It Is believed ,
will compare very favorably with that to
be found In any other city of the sama wlze
as Omaha. From now on the st&rh win
dews will bo gay with the displays of these
St. Louis ) General Mnrkct.
BT. LOUIS. Dee , 7 , FLOUH-Market strong
and hlcher : many itli r asking higher price ;
than quotations below. Tlia doniestlo trade Is
broadening , orders Increasing from lh south.
cast lo tlia southwest. Export trade steady ;
nilriiu. IJ.2417155 ; extrn fancy , i3.0503.lS ; fancy ,
fcl.SOfi2.SH > : choice. 2.WHJ.W ,
WHUAT Cash , stronc and higher nt C7c ; op
tions easy ; December , 6Sic ; Jilsy , tJ'iUS3c.
CORN Advanced sarly but closed easy : cash.
JMJo ; Dtcember , 2So bid ; Jat\Uary , t HCiHo |
May , ttviu-
OATS Cash , bcttsr t lT > ic ; options a shade.
bi-tter rarlx , out rastd off at clost ; Dee mt r ,
17 Ho : May , 20ic.
nVE-Uull : UUo bid ; 85o asked.
HAY Strong for ol\plc \ timothy , which Is
scares ; prattle , weak , IT.Mff9.Wj timothy , Jll.OOi )
15.00. this side. i
IitlTTEll Scares and flrjai separator creamsry ,
JOttiCc ; fancy Ultfln , : c ; dairy. ISJCJo. .
I'Ol'LTIlY--Ste dy ; tuiKe > s , Tcj chlckeus , 10
CVio. ducks. So ; eecie , ( He.
llUAN-Qulet ; 4Sc , east track.
FLAX SEED-KIrm ! fir.
T1SIOTHV SEED- OOij M.
CLovun SEEn-j3.w iT60.
LKAU-FIrm ! IS.07H < ? > .1I ) .
BPELTEU-Dull : JS.JUl asked.
ugas rjw r , itc.
PROVISIONS- . Pivk , IS.W8S.im. Lara.
prime. IMS ; choice. . . UaJdB. < lry kl {
meutr , nulet and anclnhitd.
riUCEIPTH-Klour. 4.000 bbls. ; whett , 11,000
bu. : earn. M.OOO Btt. : ot . n 0 bu.
SIIIPMENTS-Flour. ( .000 bbU.j whi4t , 1LM4
bu , ; ogra , , WO bu-i ott , TW bo ,
COJlllMlAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Opened at n Fractional Decline Over
Priday.
CORN WAS QUIET AND FEATURELESS
Ou < * Were .Slorr lint Shnwril Some
Strcntth In Sj-iiilintliy with
AVItcnt nnd Corn Stocks
mill lloiiils ,
CHICAGO. Dec. T.-Mlieat opened nt
about ' .4o decline under yesterday's closing
rates , nnd for about twenty minutes cave
very slight slRns of recuperation. At the
end of thflt time , however , symptoms of
recovery became apparent. The Improve
ment wag very gradual at first , but before
the session was nn hour old the rise became
rapid , nnd from Cl ? o May advanced In n
hurry to from C2o to G2V c. The Ilrst trading
In It was nt from Cla8o to ClVfee , compared
with 1TS0 nt the close yesterday. The openIng -
Ing weakness had two or threa reasons to
justify It. The Liverpool market only re
sponded U'l ' per cental to the Chicago jump
of Ic per bu. yesterday. A private cable
gram from Liverpool'said : "Argentine crop
prospects favorable ; shipments of wheat
from Argentine for the week , 181,000 bu. , " nnd
what perhaps Influenced the early sellers
here as much as anything else watt thnt
the receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
were more than 300 carloads In excess of
those on the corresponding day of the year
before. The rise which succeeded the opsn-
Inft decline hail also several good reasons
to support It. The price barely touched C2V60
on the advance when some of the big
bears Jumped Into the pit with clean tradIng -
Ing cars nnd 90011 had the selling side of
them covered. The market yielded to the
onslaught , nnd the price was soon crowded
VucU to GlUc. A recovery to Glic followed
and the latest trading was at from Cl o to
ul'JJc , against Cljto on the day before.
Corn was quiet nnd nearly featureless.
The locnl receipts were about as expected ,
but there was very little business. The
strength In wheat was about the only In-
Huence. May sold at from 29e to 29lic , nnd
closed nt 29c , December sold at from 2C > Jc
to 20ic , closing at 20sc.
Oats were slow , but showed some strength
In sympathy with wheat and corn , but got
easy later ns the other markets cased off.
May Bold at from 20V c to 20)5c , nnd Decem
ber at 17'ic.
Hog products were quiet , trade feature
less * and prices steady and without ma
terial change.
Estimated receipts for Monday : Wheat ,
200 cars ; corn , 400 cars ; oats , 230 cars ; hogs ,
CO.OOO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Article's. _ ' [ bpon. | 'High. I Lovy. | Cloii.
Wheat , tfo.2
Dec
Jan
May
Corn , No 2 , .
Dee SOW
Jan > <
May 18 * M 1'IHi
July 30 80
OMB , No. 2. .
Due 17W 17M
May. SOJ4OH
Porh.perbbl
Pee 7 70
J.in 8 OS H 03 8 D7 8 S7HJ
May 0 00 0 05 8 OS S 03
L.inl.HlOlba
Dee B 17 !
Jnt 0 3 3M H SB B80
May TW C 67H C CO
Sl.ortHlbs-
Doc 4 27U
Jan 4 35 4 Hfi 4 30 4 331 $
May 4 B7K 4 00 4 53 4 B5
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLQUU Dull : winter patents. J3.15j)3.EO ) : win
ter straights , J2.50W3.SO ; spring patents , J3.13G3.CO ;
spring- straights , S2.C3S2.90 ; bakers , Jl.8oft2.20.
WHEAT No. 2 Eprlntr. BSffSSc : No. S sprlns ,
68J53Ho ; No. 2 red. 6HiSC2Jic.
COP.N No. 2. 2CW02CV4C.
OATS No. 2 , 17&c ; f. o. b. . 2002)14c ; No. 2
white , 17H@18 ic.
RYE No. 2. 354c.
FLAX SUED No. 1. 92 0-
TIMOTIIY SKHD Prime , J3.CO.
PROVISIONS Mtrx psrk , per bbl. , J7.737.87'.5.
Lartl. per 100 Ibs. . J3.27J4G5.SO. Short ribs , sides
( loose ) . J4.S3g4.4214 ; dry salted shoulders ( boxsd ) .
tl.Mflt.To ; short clear slden ( boxed ) , SI.MS-I.CLl't.
WHISKY Distillers' nnlshed goods , per gal. ,
J1.23.
The follovvlnir were the receipts and shipments
today.
On the Pfr > 3uo3 otcnanro today the buttar mar
ket wai firm : creamery , 17O25C ; dairy , 11O
Jlc. Kccs.flrni ; 13 > 321c.
NEW YOUIC GEXBUAI , JIAHKET.
Clonlntr QiiotutloiiM on ( lie Principal
CoiiiiuoilltloN nnil SInplcH.
NEW YORK , Dec. 7.-FLOUn-Ilecelpts , 31.700
bbls. ; exports , 13,900 bbls. ; quiet but ( Inn ; pome
Improvement In the demand for bakers.
City mill patents , J4.1004.23 ; winter patents ,
(3.0005.70 ( ; city mill clears. J4.03Q4.10 ; win
ter straights , J3.30Jf3.40 ; MlnnesDta "patents ,
$3.5503.63 ; Minnesota bilkers. J2.7303.00 ; winter
low grades. J2.10Jf2.CO. Ilye flour , quiet ; super
fine , J2.C032.7J. Buckwheat flour , steady ; 51.303
1.35.
1.35.BUCICWHEATQulct nt 4114c.
CORN MEAI > Quiet ; yellow western , coarse ,
70o : Brandywlne , J2.40.
IIYI2 Nominal ; western , KQKv.
IlArtL.nY Nnmlnnl : weatoni. 39ft
I1ARL13Y MAl/r Nominal ; western , .
WHEAT llecelpts , 203,400 bu. : exports. 71.SOO
bu. ; fpot market llrm ; No. 2 , 70Hc ; No. 1 hard ,
6SHc. Options opened easier , owing to less war
talk , big receipts and favorable weather west ;
rallied on the Ohio state report and further
rumors ot heavy northwestern flour sales : cnsM
oft slightly , but cltffd steady ut a partial loss
ot ' .Jo ; May , 6S 3-1C5JC8SC. .closed at C3 > ic : De
cember , CflijgcC'lc , closed at CCc ,
COUN Kecelpts , 135,400 bu , ; exports. 4,10' ' ) lm. ;
spot market Him ; No. 2 , 33c. ; Options opcneit
quiet but steady , helped by biff weekly exports ;
ruled dull anil closed partly He higher ; May
33 7-lG5J35'ic ' , closed at S3'ic ; December closed at
33He.
OATS Receipts , 20,400 bu. ; exports , 5MO lm
spot market steady ; No 2 , 23fi23Uc. Options
opened dull , advanced sIf-itly ! on local onlcrs
anil closeJ Vie higher ; May , 23'iff23ie , closed at
23ic : December closed at 22e.
HAY Firmer ; aSlppliiK. J7.M 8.00.
HOPS Weak : state , common In choice 1804
crop , 387c ; 1S53 crop , 7C10c : Pacific coast. 1SDJ
criH > . 314070 ; 1SJ5 crop , CtflOc.
LEATllRR alendy ; hemlock nolo , Buenos
Ayrcs. light to heavy weights. 2ie.
\VOOI/-Qulct ; Uome tlo fleece , JCOMe ; pulled ,
.
IUDUS Nominal ; California , 21 tn 25 Ibs 18ft
IS'.ic ' ; Galveston , 2' ' ) to 2 : Ibb. , ICe ; llucno.i AJTVS
dry. 20 to 24 Its. , 21o ; Tcxaa , dry , 21 to 30 Ibs , , '
PROVISIONS necf , quiet ; family. Jll.M ; hoof
hams , J15.01CTI5.Oi ) . Cut meats , puny ; nlcliled
bellle , J4.7503.Ml plcklfd shoulders. J5.COJT3.2j'
pickled hams , JS.6008.75. Lard
, qiilot nnd steady1
" - " closed J5.CO . n _ . . , . „ „ . <
western steam !
; December , J5.CD , noinli
nali reHn , steady. Pork , active , lower' short
clear. 0.55C12.75 ; family , J10.00B1050
PKTROLlIUM-Dull : United closc.1 at J1.30 bid.
ROSIN Firm ; strained , common to geM , J1.72JJ
UUTTijR-Recelpts , 4,331 pkgs. ; flrm ; western
dairy , 10HG16c ; western creamery , 16026c ; Hlglns ,
CHKKSE-Recolpts. l.CIT pltgs. ; ( julet ; large ,
,
r-Oas-Recclpts. 1.53S pkBi. ; steady ; state nnd
Pennsylvania , HOlCoj western , KQ2lc ; southern
21T'--e.
TALLOW-Stcadv : city. 4 J-lCe : cnimtrv
4 B.lCo.
lUCB-BUady ; domestic , fair to extra ,
MpllASHRa- ti New Orleans , open kettle ,
good to Choice. 2SS23UC.
MKTALS Pin Iron , quiet. Copper , quiet ; bro-
" .Pf' ' ? ? ' " ° -s,7 HXd' lulet ; brokers' prlcX.
J3.27H. Tin , quiet : platei , easy.
COTTON SUED pJU-Inncllvc ; prime crude. 2J
(32iic ( | prime summer yellow , 23QJ3o ! ; butter
grad&s , 303:10 ; off summer yellow , : Sj29c ,
Coircu Jlnrki't.
NEW YORK. Dso. 7.-COFrr.R-Optlons
cpontd Irregular. Juno showlne 5 points advance
and other months unchanged To J'5 ' points lowur-
local covering and lldltlmore buying caused u
shaip upfurnlnr In the face of weak cables and
? ! ? ' ? f"1"1"5 closeij 'ronlf "t n ntl aJvanco of
JOiiZJ points ; sales , 12.7M ban ; December. J13 Stf-
M.rth J13.D0013.SO ; spot coftV . lu" firmer : No.1
7. Jll,60 mild , etcadiCordova.
: ; Cordova. JlS.O'jnjS.W.
JVsiehouse deliveries from New Yorti yesterday.
6.314 baits ; Now York stock today , JI9.C23 bacs :
United States stock 521,541 bags ; afloat for the
United Slots * . 2JJ.OOO bags ; total visible fnr he
United StutM , U5.CU bags , against C1C.S05 bags
SANTOS , Dec. T. Market quiet ; good average
Santoi , J14.W ; receipts , 14,000 bags ; stock. 435OJO
bags.
IIAUOUnO , Djo. T.-Market steady , UCU pfs
advance : salei , 30,000 bogs.
HAVitU. Deo. 7-0 nd quiet , Vtl advance :
at eoou and closed , Hf decline ; total taltj , 14,000
d DB JANHIRO. Dee. T.-Qutet ; No. 7 no | ,
JlJ.M ; exchange , & S-14d ; receipts. < ,009 ban *
Cleared , for the United States. 1,000 bags : for
Bwo * . 4,000 bags ; ttock. 833.000 ba .
{ .oiulon W ielfiyTruao Hurlvw.
LONDON , Dip. 7.-Th weather , which has
te < n mild for this time of th * year as a rule , hi !
rccjriUy b n cold anfl stormy. Th market f6r
h tfeU-Ujf It ) the week was more cheerful arid
uyers wer * mate eacfr. Hut. on American ad
uot d at 25s .
' l * nd steady.
t ot old mixed American
M Us CU , &foi w s
nulM. n rtey was firm at full prl s and active.
Oats were quiet nnd steady ,
STOCKS AXIJ nt S ns.
American Tnlinoco Coiiipnn ; * Cnuncil
n .HoiiMitlon < ui 'Cluintco.
NEW YOHIC , Dee. 7 The slock nmtket tfxlay
opftne\l ctlx-o nnj woalt , n genttlnft senKntlon
beuiff caused by the sudden discovery through the
publication of n morning Jifwsimper advertisement
'
ment that tlio directors flf'thp American To
bacco company , whlloOoolnrliiB the regular
quarterly dividend on the preferred , had fotmally
passed the dividend on Jhtf Common shares. A
n > xl of selling orders , VVRU exrectctl nnd oc
curred. The first transnctlon recorded on the
flock tape was of 8,000 shares nt from 7X to 70.
thB low flguro representing n decllno of 9 points
from yesterday's clostns. A tally rn ue < l on-
tlrely on covering to 73. Fresh llquldntlon In
the last hour sent the price down 13 C7U. The
closlntf was nt the lowest nf the day nnd pro-
sentfil a net decline of IIH p"r cent. The
tran'scllona In thp stock footed up one-half of
tha entire dealings for the day. nnd amounted
In the flrst fifteen minutes of business nlonc to
I'.000 share. " . The preforrml stock Is dwn 2'S
PT ci-nt. The other lending Industrlnls dls.
Played considerable weakness nt the stntt , S URHI-
loslnir l i per cent , Leather piofcried 1 per cent
and Chicago Oas n liberal fraction. The con
cessions In the railway list were plight. Boon
nfter the opening a smart rally occurred , Buunr
recovered 2 % 1'er cent , Chicago Ons I'.i ' per cent
nnj oilier slinrrs fractions. The lencwoil attack
on Tobacco In the last hour excited n depressing
Influence i the general maikct , and particularly
the other Induitrlnls. l/rnther prcfeireil ami
Sugar stulalned lo rs of 1 > J per cent cnch , nnd
Chicago Ona nnd Manhattan 1 ptr cent. Rcnd-
ln t lint nearly a point. Speculation closed active
and weak. Thn aggregate sales were 1SC.SMO
shares. The Industrials were also the features
of the w fk's speculation. Sugar wild up 6 per
cent to 10 'i , receded to 102SV , rallied to IM'i nnd
clTKcnl with a net iraln ot 4'i per cent , ToUicco
made nn early gain of nlmnst 2 per cent to
S3U , then fell to TC'i , milled to 7fi'i , nnd on the
fficslnx nf the common dividend declined to
67H , closing nt the low point , and at a decline
of 14ft per cent.
Chicago On had an almost uninterrupted ad
vance during the week , the star gain being made
on Friday , when the stock Jumped 3 per crnt to
f9 i on the decision nf Judge Shownllrr In the
I'ltt-Unrrows caec. This decision was regarded
as practically removing nil legal obstacles to the
consolidation of the properties , ns well n.i block-
Imr the lonir-eanllmieil fnaciilatlon. This made
the full rind 7 per cent , on the following day
the price touched 70 and the stock cloard at CD ,
an advance on the week of C'S ' jmr cent.
The railway shares exhibited n drooping tend
ency. Ths president's message had no Important
effect on prices nnd the restoration of the divi
dend 00 Nnithwcslein common stock to ft 5 per
cent annual basis exerted only pushing Influence.
Reports of earnings of nome of the lending lines
which came to hand were regarded ns disap
pointing. Uncertainty a * to prospective financial
relief legislation , the continued gold evportx and
steady Belling of our Bocurltlrs for fnivlRn m1-
count , nil contributed to check Improvement In
stock prleca. The aggregate sales for the week
were 1,450,400 shares , of which totnl 'd nllngi In
Sugar , Tobacco , Chicago Ons and Leather com
prised 1,000,400 shales. Aside from the changes
in prices noted , Lacloilft Oaa preferred advanced
3 and Delaware .t Hudson 2 > i per rent. On th"
other band , Haltlmore & Ohio declined 4'.i per
cent and Rubber 2 per cent. The railway broil
market was dull and lower today. The transac
tions amounted to J4I > 9.000. The dealings In bonds
during the week were mcderale In volume nnd
the market hnd a sagging tendency , wltli same
irregularity of movement. . The aggregate sales
wcro 56,136.00i ) . Tha more Important lisses were
In Starch Ists , 4)i per cent , nnd Atclilsin , Colorado
rado & Pacific ISIB , 4H per cent. The chief ad
vance was In Galvealon , Houston & Henilcriin
IsW. G per cent. Government bunds displayed
mine Irregularity , but the variations xvere slight
and today's hlds were practically unchanged , ns
compared with the preceding week's close. The
rales were JI3.000. State iB-iues were quiet , with
tiansactlana aggregating J27.000.
The New York Financier pays this week : The
statement of nveragea of the associated Imnks of
New York City for the week ending December 7
hhows a continuation of the liquidation on loans ,
which has been a mnikerl fentuie of this state
ment for twelve weclis past. The lisa In loans
since September II has been no lest thnn J33,0 \ -
00) ) . The loan It m for the wwk ending Dcc'mber
7 Is only 10,000,00) In excess of the lowest point
recorded during the prc ent-ycnr , or on Aprlli C
last. Deposits , however , on that date were only
{ 300,000,000 , ns ogaln.it J5S1.COO,000 for the week
just ended. If the gold exports of Saturday had
been figured In the stntonient. deposits would
have shown a decrease , but 'the heavy movement
jl.Wj.COO In cash by the ITuTiks. The expansion
promises to continue for BOIIIO time to come. If
the domestic exchange llgures are n criterion.
Chicago quoted New York exchange early In the
week ui high ns E3o and OTe , and tharo have
Iwen advances elsewhere throughout thc went.
Although the recent Incrauio In express currency
rates may have hnd something to do with this ,
the movement towattl New Yoslc lins undoubtedly
developed strength , andjJhoJoanes through treas
ury operations nrc to ; a great extent offset by
the How of money to.this iiolnt. Of the cash
Increase , It might bo noted Hint fl.220.4W of the
total amount was In pncchv-the totnl now held
by the New York bniikfl aEKrcgntlnst J > i7,371,900.
or a gain of nearly J7uOO(00 since October 12.
The total qold holdlngi. however , nre Jlt.OOO.MM
Iei than reported latt February ,
Tlio following were the 'closmc quotations on
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
offered.
The total rales of storks today wera 183.COO
shares. Including : American Suear , Sl.'tr ) ; Ameri
can Tobacco. .93,2 * ) ; Hurllnston , 2SfiO ; Chlengo
Gas. 11.200 ; Distilling and Cattlefecdlng. 1,700 ;
Louisville Nanhvllla , 1,000 ; Reading , 2.S90 : Kl.
Paul , 3,700 ; United States Leather preferred , 7,000.
\ -v - York Money 3lurkc > ( . '
NI'.W YORK. Dec. 7. MONEY ON CALL-
Nomlnnlly 2fi2Vj per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER ig4Vi per
cent.
STKRL1NO nXClIANOC-Flrm. with actual
business In banlu-rn' billa at J4.S9Q4.MU far de
mand , and J4 S7f4.SS for sixty d.iy ; posted
rates , tl.SS'.iUl.b'J and fl.b3-i ! i4,03 ; commercial
blllK. JI.S7.
HAR SILViil-CO'/e ,
MnXICAN DOLLARS 5lc.
1IONDH State l > end . Inactive ; railroad bonds ,
easy ; government bonds , steady ; new 4s , reg. ,
120 ; coupon , 12v > H ; Is , reg. , lll'i ; coupon. 114 % ;
4s , reg. , HO'i ; coupon , 111 % ; 2s , leg. , 117 ; 1'uclllo
Cs of 'DC. S9.
Clastng quotations on bonds were ns follows :
fliioLitlona for mining Btoaks loA.iy vrora a * fol
lows !
AIM . Julia 3
Altih.ncon . Cil Kentucky Con. . . 8
Andes . 23 LadyWnali. Can 1
llolchcr . ss Mexican 43
Host * Jlclchor. . . . 80 Mount Diablo. . . . 12
6ti Occidental Con. . ut
Ilniiion VU Ophlr. lit )
liiihrerCon . in Orermnn U
Caledonia. . . . . . . . . 8 Potosl tilt
Clmllctife Con . 211 S.irace 41
Chollar. . .MO 'Seorplon a
Conflfloncc . 8d Slerr.i Nevada 07
Ron , Gal A Vft . 22- Silver Hill a
Con. Imrwrtal . „ Sliver Kn 20
Crown Point . S'l Union Con 61
Kxclieqiier . . . . . . . 7 Utah Con it
Oould , V Oitrrv. . . . . 4N Yellow Jacket. . . S2
llaloft Norcrosi. . 0.1
Silver bar * . OUHe. Moxia-in doll.iri , 01Ka33o.
Drafts , ulitnt. ui < oi tclojraplilo , .Ic ,
I.iindoii Slurk Ot
N , loct ) 7 4 . in. closlu ? :
CohKoHm'y mil 7-lHi > le'ciean oMIiury. 17' {
Consols , nco't. . 107 U-10 1. Paul com "OH
Can. Pacllltf ft7 N. Y. Centr.tl 10J
Krlo 13H Ponntiylraula n <
Erlo'Jd'i 7,114 llivulliiff 15 ? <
HI. Central tip ) * Mox. Ceil , now 4.1. 71 !
I1AII HII.VIJII 30 9-lCd.
MONHY U I'cr cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short Mils , i per cent ; for thtce months' bills ,
13-16 per cent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Flnumlnliitrn ,
110STON. IVc. 7 , Clearings , J10.CM.83S ; bnl-
anees , H.676,10- .
IIALTLMORI' ! . Dee. 7. Cle.irlnes , J2,30,021 ;
balances , J2.,0,707 ,
PHILADELPHIA , Dec.Clentlngs , J7.4M.KG :
balances , JlSSCu77.
HT. LOL'IS , Dee. 7. Clearings , J7,424CCi ( ; bnl-
anccs , $ : > SIS49. Monev. steuly nt CtiS per cent.
New York exchange , 2"o premium.
CIIK'AUO. Dec. 7. Clearings. JI6.t8),00) ) . Money ,
ntwidj' nt 69514 per cent on call : CflO'4 per cent
for commercial paper. New Yoik exchange sold
at 4'o ' premium. Sterling , posted rates , Jl.OO on
demand , Jl.ft ) on sixty days.
NKW YORK , Dec. 7. The exports of specie
for the port of New York for the \vetk
amounted tn J3,1S3,4S7 In gold , and tl.OSS.S'V * In
sliver. The Imports were : Gold , J29.C4I ; silver ,
JCC. 112 ; dry goods , J3ti37fflC ; general merchandise ,
> S.304OSO. Clearings , J103.2J1.42J ; balanced , { S.WO-
491.
lnl ATnlm.
HKRLIN , Dec. C. 13xrhnngo on London , eight
days' night , id mniks , SO pfg ,
PARIB. Dec. 7. Three per cent rentes , lOlf
C7o for the account. Kxchaligo on London , 23f
2io for checks.
LONDON , Dec. 7. The amount of bullion gone
Into the bank of Knglnnd on balance tmlny Is
2.0')0. Oold Is quoted at Ilurnos Ayrea today nt
231.23 ; Madrid , 17.02 ; Lisbon. : H"4 : St. Petcisturg ,
50 ; Athens. 77 ; Rome , 100.70 ; Vienna , 103.
\ MV York AVerUly Hunk StatcniciM.
N13W YOR1C , Dec. 7. The weekly bank stnte-
ment shows the following chnngesi : Resirvo. In
crease , J1.KO.S75 ; loans , uecrrnsn , SOS.SOO ; specie ,
Increase , II , 220,400 ; legal tenders , Increase. JCS3-
200 : deposits , increase , JSSS.DM ; drrulntlon. In-
creuse , 141.100. The tanks now hold J20.234.273
In excess of the requliuments of the 23 per cent
rule.
_
London Coiini > In ,
LONDON , Dec , 7. Closing : Consols for msney ,
lOGVi ; for account , 100 9-1C.
Liverpool
LIVERPOOL , Dec. 7.-Cose | : WIIHAT-fpot ,
flrm ; demntid moderate ; No. 2 red winter. 69 3d ;
No. 2 red t-prlng , stocks exhausted ; No. 1 hard ,
SJanitota , fs 2d ; No. 1 California , Cs 4'id. ' Fu-
tuiej elnsoil steady , with ncnr nnd distant posi
tions lid higher ; business alnyt equally dls-
trlbuttd ; Decfmbcr. Cs Sd ; January. Cs 3hd ;
February. 5s Iid ! ; Maich , Cs Cd ; April , 5s BVtd ;
liar , Cs Cd.
CORN Spot , steady ; American mixed new , 3s
4d. Futures clc.sed llrm. with February lid
higher ; oth r IIIOIUIIH itm-haHK-d from j'eMur-
day's closing pi Ices ; business heaviest on middle
positions : December. 5s 3VI ; January. 3s 2'd ;
Kbruarj- 2iid ; Jlnrch , 3s 2 < jd ; April , 3a 2iid ,
May , Si 3d.
FLOUR Sternly ; demand moderate ; St. Louis
fancy winter. 7s.
PROVISIONS nncon , cany ; demand fair ; Cum
berland cut , 2S to. 30 Ibs. , a > s 61 ; short ribs. 2S
Ibs. , 30s ; long elcnr. light , 33 to 45 Ibs. , 27s d ;
long clear , heavy. ii5 ll.s. , 2Cs Cd ; short clear
bucks. light , IS llS. , 27s ; short clear midill3 ,
S2i. Shoulders , square , 12 to IS Ibs. , ,1K Hnms ,
short cut , 14 lo JO IbR. . Sis. Tallow , line North
American , nominal. Beef , extra Imll.i , 75a CI ;
prime mess , & 7s Cd. I\nk. prime mecs. Ilnu west
ern , TOs ; prime mess , medium. 43s. Lard , steady ;
prime western , 27s Cd ; rrflned , In pails , 29s.
CIIBESE Quiet , hut steady ; finest American
white , 44s ; finest Aineilenn colored , 4. fl.
JJUTTI2R ' Finest United States , ; ; coed , COs.
Tl'RPENTLN'E-HpllIts. 20s Sd.
HOSIN Comnun , 4s 7Vid.
COTTON SMKD OIIv Liverpool reflned , 173 3d.
LINSHMO OII23 Cd.
I'CTROLBUM-Ilenned , SUd.
RKFnianRATOR IIUMF-Forequarter ? . 3Hd ;
hlndquaiters , r > % d.
BLEACHING POWDER Itardwood , f. o. b.
Liverpool , 7.
HOPS At London , Pacific const , 3 10s.
Dry Oooilti
NEW YORK. Dec. 7. The general dry goods
market showed no mat Iced Improvement durln ;
the week In seasonable cotton dress fnhrlro or In
sheetings. TIic latter were in liuyeih' favor.
Today , while the majority ot sales agents were
unwilling to make nny open cuts In prices , there
nre only a few , however , who nre holding out
at top prices. An a matter of fact n break of
' .So In n leading line of cottons , the lack nf support -
port from thc cotton maikct , nnd the conserva
tism of * ome buyers his had n disquieting effect
on the trnde. There wcie no developments In the
woslen division. Uncs In many heavy weight
goods which have been opened ttlll show Irregular
price conditions. The mniket for Imported dry
goods was dull for seasonable lines and pilces
ruled lircgular. Holiday specialties were In good
demand.
FALL RIVER , Mass. . Dec. 7. The business In
the pint cloth market during thc week lias l > een
nil on orders. Only n single thousand pieces or
icptlars was sold , establishing the market nt
3 3-llJc " , when It has been nominally at 3Sc for
tw"o weeks , with no regular sales. The falc-.i of
odds hnd K'cn on a basis of about 3 3-lCc.
They were so large that they -made a
very fair total. In the sales of regulars n few
thousand spot order * were sold. All the olhera
were sold.for delivery during the six months from
January to Jul/ . The sales were well dlstrlluloj
through those monthr at 6,000 to 7.000 ple > . < : s a
week. The nmikt-i is qulot at 3 3-lCc. nn > i then-
Is some bidding Rt JUc , The eiiles of "ads were
mostly mndo on n 3'4c basis , and tiieru Is itlll
fnlf Irnillnn' nri Ih-lt ' ,1ole Tl , ; , , llv.rlo. , . nr
of 3,000 pieces , all bwlnito an accumulation of
stock. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Cotton Market.
NHW ORLEANS , Dec. -COTTON Firm ;
middling , ci low middling , .tic ; good ordinary ,
7 3-16o ; receipts. 17.8I4 bnlM ; Kro'S , 1S.3M hfti | > s ;
exporis. to Oreat Ilrltaln , 10.4W bales ; to Francs ,
15.318 bslrs ; to the continent , 8S7 bales ; coast
wise , 1,831 balca ; eales , 3,400 bales ; Htocl : , 333,732
bales.
NB WYOnK , Dee. 7. COTTON-Qulel : mld-
dlTTlg , CT'i net receipts , none ; gross , 1.715 baloj ;
forward . 121 bales ; tales. 32'1 baler , all splmlera ;
stock , 153.C3'j bales ; tulal tcday ami consolldatrd ,
n t ri-celpti" , 30,700 bales ; export.to Client llrlt-
aln , 14,750 bales ; to France , 15,4:2 : bales ; to th"
continent , 5.C37 bales ; ptock , Dll.orj bales ; futures
'
clofe'd Bteady ; nlw , 79,000 bales ; Jiinunry , t8.15 ;
Febiuary. IS20 : March , JS.21 ; April. ( MI ; fluy.
JS.33 ; June. 18.59 ; Jul > ' . JS.IO : August. JS.41 ; Sp-
temb'r , 58.13 : December , JS.13 : spat clonul rteadv :
middling uplands , SKc ; middling gulf , SHe ; sales.
22' ' ) bales.
ST , LOUIS. Dec. 7-COTTON-Qulet and
stcsdy ; ihlddllng. i'tc ; sales , KO'bales ; receipt. ) ,
4,673 bales ; shipments , 3,003 bales ; tock , C6.W2
boles. _
AVool
LONDON , Dec. 7. Theie wnn a firm lone to the
wotl salrs today. Gaod , deep merinos were In
nctlvo request nt extreme flgures , whlld lower ,
faulty Krads iiiled Irregular. The number of
bales offered was 13.030 , of which 1,300 wuru
withdrawn , finles will clnse next Wednesday.
flalos In detail : NHW South Wains , l.DOt Imlrs ;
scourftd. SdOln Cd ; creasy. fHff iid. Queenslaml.
4.1 ! ] bales ; ncoured , 7fidjls SUd ; ( treosy. GUS1UI.
% 'lctniln , 2.S54 bales ; scoured , 10 < lJJs ( 4V > d ; grensy.
.l ildls. South Australia , 1,531 bales : scoured ,
IWflSil : grpAiiy , 4 i'Sd. ' Swan River , 1.1SD bnlefi ;
ecuuroil , GViil71 Id ; greasy , 4K7iil. Ndw
7enUnd , 2,0f > 4 Idles ; sc uied , 7d01s 2d ; gtcasy ,
5V4ff34d ! , Cape of Gond Hcp9 nnd Natal , 1,033
bales ; scoured , 7lcls Cd ; greasy , 4U07d ,
City Mnrltctn ,
KANSAS CITY. Dee. 7. WIIHAT-Actlvc. un
changed ; No , 2 hard MVifi'Mc ; Nn , 2 red , nom
inally CSSTOc ; No. 2 tprlnir , tSc ; No. 3 soring. M
Vi'iuc ' : reect i. nominally 47OWC.
CORN Steady , uncliangcd ; No. 2 mixed , 22i ? ®
23e ; No. 2 white , 22 ? ; ! 3o.
OATS aiv , unchanged ; No. 3 mixed , J6Jifll7o ;
No. I white , ISligiOs.
RY13 Lowrrj Ni > . 2 , KViC.
HAY Steady ; timothy , J10.0001I.50 ; prairie ,
J8.WU7.00.
BUTTER Firm ; creamery , lSQ22c ; dairy , 14a
Steady nt ISc ,
1'oorlii Mnrkctw.
PEORIA , Dee , 7 , CORN Active ; No , 2 , 2Cc ;
new No , 3 , 2J > ie.
OAT -Iri-eiUlar ; No , 2 white , ISHfflSfte ; No. 3
nhltc. '
ff : Dull , easy ; No. 2 ,
\ VlUSKyMarkct Kt ady ; llnlahed goods on tlio
Ua ls of 11.JJ for lilfih wines ,
IIECRIITH Corn. I2ii.4C J bus. ; oats. 22.030 lius , ;
rye , 1,2 * ) I.UH. ; whisky , nrjio ; wheat , C.OOO liui.
flHIPMENTtfr-Corn , li.400 Ims. ; oats , 74.ZM
l > iu. ; rye , none ; whltky , 1,310 tals. ; wheat , COO
bus.
.Siipriir ! > Iurl.-i'l.
NEW YORK. Dec , 7. 8UdAR--Raw , nrrn ; fair
reflnlnfr , StiOS'.ic ; eenlilfugal , M test , 3'ii3'o ;
rcflnrd , flrm ; Ktandard A , 4He ; cut loaf , C'ic ;
crtnlial. 5c ! ; Branuliiii-1. ic.
LONDON. Dec. 7. ailQAR-Cane , firmer : cen-
trlfuual Java , J2s CJ ; Muscuvado , fair refining ,
10 * Cd , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'Krliioo AVIirnt ( luiilntliinii.
SAN TRANCISCO , Dec. 7-WHUAT-No trad-
Injf.
m
Detroit tin route fur . \tliintn.
CINCINNATI , Dsc. 7. The Detroit party
cnroute to Atlanta ardved this morning by
the Clnclpnatl , Hamilton & Dayton road , anil
afr ( breakfast departed over the Queen &
Creicent for Chiiuiiocs , where they will
epcnd Sunday and then proceed to Atlanta , to
b > preterit Monday , which Is "Michigan day ,
The party numbers ZOO and lu under th
charge of Secretary IJoutelle of the Detroit
Chamber of Commerce and Secretary Campbell -
boll of the Merchants _ nd Manufacture ex-
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oattlo Pens Almost Dosortotl but the Supply
of Ilogs Liberal ,
CATTLE MARKET DULL AND UNSTEADY
Oprnc-tl Slow nt Krlilnj'i I'rlrcn
lint llnyltiR on riilfiiRo Orilcri
'Mnllcrn I'p niul PI-IIM
Were SOIMI Clpareil.
SATURDAY , Dee. 7.
nccelnts nni7 shipments for the pnst
twenty-four hours , ns compared with the
previous six days , nrc ns follows :
1UJCK1PTS.
Cnttle. IIoc . Sheep. Horses ,
December 7 1,015 (5,221 029
December 0 l.Clfi fi.filu M
December 5 2.027 7,420 IK )
December 4 S.SSi 10,474 l.oft )
December 3 2,231 S.r.no S23 21
Dccpmbcr 2 l.Ofil 2.S15 2
iS'ovember SO. . . . . . 1,103 7.BM 101
SHIPMENTS.
Cattle. HOB * . Sheep. Horses.
December fl fifiS . . . . 172
Decmb-r C 8li : 1.1S2 291
Dueember 4 til 1,939
December .1 Kl . . . . 232 21
Dooetnb r 2 725
November 30 S3fl 1,873 . . . . 2
The total receipts for the week with com
parisons nro :
Cnttle. ltoR . Phcfp.
Receipts this wek 11,533 43173 2.7S1
Receipts last week 10.SOS 45,413 2.SS.7
Sama week last year 11,48 * 45,4'i7 ' S.f > 4
Same week 1S5.1 2i > .3'V ' ) 2 . < MO 3,3 ( > )
Same week 1S91 10,400 Jl.rw Z.GOO
CATThH With only forty-four loads of
cattle the yards seemed nltnost dercrted.
It was n light run even lor a tsuturuay ,
only nbout hulf the number Doing on snlo
today that were hero a wotlc nco. The
llBht offerlnh's combined with tlio ufual
Saturday's dullness could hardly do other
wise than mnUe a very quiet nnii featureless
market.
In the way of dresssil beef cattle there
were some right ( rood heavy cornfed steura
on the market In addition to the usual
showing of half fat stuff. The market was
very dull und hardly steady. One bunch
of 1730-lb. bcevoH , tlu heaviest cattle KOCH
hero In some time , sold nt JI.2. , whllo
beeves weighing 1,400 or a little over went
nt J3.COS3.7U.
The course of the market hns
been downward thlH wei-k and at
the close prices nro fully ir > c to 25c
lower than at the opening of the week.
There Is a strons Inllucnca ut work nt thc
present time that IB decidedly nrcalnst the
cattle trade. In the first place the holiday
season Is ncnr at hand nnd It Is thc time
when poultry , oysters nnd Ram ! attract the
public appetite and beef Is ni'gleclod. Again ,
mutton and i > ork nre very low , and under
the Influence of the money strlnnency con-
mnnera nro Inclined toward the cheapest
meat , which cuts down the consumption
of beef Ptlll more. As a general thine cat
tlemen do not anticipate much activity In
the beet mnrliot until after the now year.
Cows and helfera wore In moderate supply
today and holders did not experience much
dinlciilty In securing nbout steady prices.
The market on butchers' stock has also ex
perienced u decided rovers ? the past week ,
but prices on that kind of stuff nro still
seed the way other cattle are selling.
Tuo or three straight loads and n few
oddn und ends constituted the fresh supply
of slockers ami feeders. There were not
enough to make any test of the market.
Representative sales :
RHKIT STEICRS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
1..12.10 $30) 10..1117 J3 30 5..1J12 } 3 63
7..101' ' ) 310 12..1300 330 IS..1452 300
1 cow ami cair , . ? S 00 1 couanil calf.33 00
1 cow anil calf. . 30 00 1 cow anil calf. . 35 00
WESTERNS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
CS feeders..1034 f3 00
NIW MEXICO.
6 cow * 878 2 10 15 Bleerc Ills J2 50
2) ) CDWB SP8 225 S atcers Ii33 253
1 cow 970 2SS
HOGS The week closed with a ROCI ! liberal
run nf IIPRS , ninety-three loads , though last
Saturday's llguics were not rcaclicil by over a
tliousnnil lif.10.
Tlia mnrKct oprn J a Ilttla slow , with buyers
offrrlmr nbout I'rli'ny's clotlnir prices , uivt some
few leads rliangC'il Imnile on that baalc. Tlie dis
covery that Armour'H repic > entalva ( was In t.io
nmiket fiiurrcil thc other buyers rn anil thc
market wan nuon netlve ut n nliaJe stronger
prlcoa. Kvcry ono bought freely ami the pens
woio soon cli-nreil. Tho.iunno of prices was
about tha same an on Friday , but there \voic
more BICH ! ut (3.37'Xj ' nnil ? 3 4' ' ) . The Rtoat linlk
of nil the hoga cold nt ! 3.35 3 87' , : . with n sprink
ling nt $3.4) .
The hog market of the pant week has K'.IOWII
n decliU'-.l Inclination to fluctuate bnck nnil firth ,
nnil on no day wn It ponlble tn iiuoto I tin mar
ket a iincliangfil. The week openej with a 5'if :0c :
lifeline , the bulk of the hogH ni'lllut on Monilay
nt $3,35 , but Iho la.3 wan mn < 1 up on Tiu'mlny ,
when tlio bulk brought I3.40i73.4i. On Wednoa-
day they look off a ehuvInK , anil while Thurmlay'a
market opened lower , thu general Irailc did nit
xhow much elmnec , Tha IIOKB cm belli W.'dnei-
ilny nml Tliuif.liy : sold principally nt IS.iiMf J 40.
On Friday the mniket wdit oil nbout Cc , but in
noted nbnve , tlio maiket today recovcied n pnrt
of that. The week i-lnsoj with the treat bulk of
tha Kales at t3.C5if3.37' , , or a i ado higher limn
It rixriwl ,
Thu quality "If the hogs mining to tnarkct nt
the prevent tlmo U very Rood. As the ranno of
prices la BO nnirnw n Ehlpper who Bends In n
load that la not rlKht Booil can be pretty turn of
lecervlnff tha bottom prlca. Repronentatlve fales :
No , Av. bh. IT. No. Av. till. 1'r.
73 IIS . . . 3 25 fX ) 320 S ) 53 37
S3 197 . . . 330 7J 2H . . . 3 37I.J
78 22.1 . . . 320 71 "M 120 3 37Vi
77 251 . . . 3 Zm M 27J S4 > ) 3 S7'/j '
I'lOS-ODUH AM ) n.N'Dfl.
i , . : ; o . . . 200 40 nt
1 1 * > . . . 200 U 149
S , , . . . . . , X ) . . .200 8 .
1 310 . . . I W CO .
3 291 . . . 100 6. .
1 300 , , , 2 00 V .
1 230 . . . W 6. ,
2 113 . . . 11714 102 1(9 ( . . . SS >
1 J l } J ) 120 S 410 . . . J J ! > 4
1 2M . . SCO S ITS . . . J Si
SIIKIJP The mnrket w > fairly active nt nlwul
steady prlcM nnd the PffprlnK were eon rlranM
up.
up.Tho receipts of Kliefp dtirlnR the rant week
liavo been \tty llsht , niul on nome rtnyx ther *
Imvn not l-rcn rnoiipli lirrr to ronlly make n
tnftrkft. Dnotl 1o rliole * tmtlven nro quotnblo nt
from fl.SS to I3.2S , rwM to clinic * westerns t
from J ) ta 13 , fnlr to Kwvl stock Btifep at from
$1.75 to } 2. . nnd ronimon tn chnlc < 4 > > lo HW-1K
Iambi nt from f3 to 14.S3. Rrprenentntlvc oat :
Nn , , Av. IV.
63 nntlVf ewes 98 13 M
2 * ) WMlpm colliers 91 s M
113 Mrxli-nn w-tlicrs 75 J SJ
65 nutlvo Inmbs 63 SCO
rnic.ujo i.ivi < : STOCIC.
W < * ck Ilim llcrn IC\troiucly Hail fnr
Cnttle.
CHirAOO. IVc. 7.-Thin ban been nn cTtremcly
bail week for cattle , nnil n proat many fwd lot *
wclRhlnx fr.iiu 1.5i to 1.6W 11-9. have been dis
posed of nt from $3,75 to $4.2" . C'nmlry thlppem
liavo suffered bis los es , nnd fit I , well inatutrd
troves hnvo been sold nt lower prices thnn their
first cost tlireo monllis nRO. And tlio wor t
P.nt of It nil Is that thi pro pect for thel uenr
futiiroi npH | > ar ttnfnvornlile , niul unless country
slilppora curtail tholr uhlpmontH still I'wer prices
may bo Iniiktil for. The work's run la one of the
Inrsesl of Iho > enr , nnd the icct'lpts linvo run
nliout 11.20) hen.l nvcr thn corre | imilhiK wwk
last year , theofforlncs emlirncliiR n llbornl num-
l > or of medium Riiidifc < l bfpvrs.
rnokriaera Rood buyers of IIORS nt $3.50. earn *
mon to rliolro drovi-s spiling nt from $3.3J ti >
$3..V , with n few clioico om-s at > 3.frThe rur-
ivnt receipts nio of nlmost iinlfonnly co > l uiinlllr
nnd the m.-yre of prices Is rematkably narrow.
The provision tradi > l dull most of Iho time , mid
seine products iir * sclllnic nt tlio lowest prices
ever known. I.ltx-rnl hoc receipts nro pxi-ecKnl
for the remainder of the month , nnj the pros
pects for better prices eem rather poor.
Sheep prices today wore from 6c to lOc lower
thnn n xvrok nco. Nntlvo sheep were Biilublu nt
fnun ( I M to } .1.5H for Inferior to prime lots , nnd
lambs nt from $ .1 to 11.41. HiMVy owes roll
Imillycry few belnit wnnlrd by cxportent , nnd
several ilAckii of good to prlmo cwcs nnd wether *
niliril hnvo liiyti sold this wpi > k nt from $ J to
$3.25. Uorwl , handy Pi ) to 100-lb. shocp are In J -
nmiul at steady prices.
ICnnnnn City I.lv S < o ilr.
KANSAS CITV , Hoc. 7.CATTh1lcfelp f ,
4)0 ) head ; Khlpmentii , 3.4M bond : Texns steers. $2.M
© .SO ; Texn > < co s , $1.50JT2.25 ; l > ef sle.M-fl , $3.23 {
4.M ; native cows. fl.IM412.so ; atockers nnd feeders ,
J2.3Sff3.35 ; bulls. $1.M 2.50.
11OOS Receipts , c.noo bend ; shipments , 1.010
hend ; bulk of dales , J3.50ff3.40 ; linivy , $1..15T3 45 ;
packers. $330ff3..11 ; medium , (3.33 < T3.4 < ) : lluht , $3,33
{ f3.4i ; YoiUcrs. f3.35JT3.40 ; pips. $ S.25JT3.33.
SIinEP Rfci-lpts , 1.000 bond ; sltlpnients. 7M
hpnd ; market steady ; lunibs , tl.0)in.23 ; muttons.
$2.90ff3.30. _
St. I , OllN I.IVf Sldl'lC.
ST. I.Ot'IS. Dec. 7. CATT1.K Ileoelplf. 1.100
head ; nmrli'-t Btcndy : natlvo bpeves. $3.ootf4. i |
cows. 51.7Jij3.Oi ) ; Texas sleerc , J2.35if3.7S ; cows ,
$1.7Gi275.
lion.-s ItPTPlpls. S.WO bend ; market Co off-
heavy , $3.30H3.4o ; mixed , f3.25ff3.40 ; light , $3.I5SJ
3.40.HH
HH HEP Receipts , 200 head ; market strong ; na
tives , J2.23JJ3.23 : southern , $2.00f3.00.
Slm-k l
Record of receipts nt the four principal markets
for Saturday , December 7 , USB :
Cattle. KORS. Sheep.
South Omaha . l.On 11.221 Cja
ChlcnEO . 1.000 26.0W l.tOO
Knntni City . 4 no 6.00) l.coa
St. Ixiula . 1,100 3,000 200
Totnls . . . 3,515 41.224 3,323
M.VIIYLAXD IJAV AT ATLANTA.
Oovcmor llrowii Tallid of ( lie \orth
nnil South.
ATLANTA , Dec. 7. The Mnrylatul dolc-
Batlon had moat auspicious weather for the
celebration of the state day exercises. The
weather was cool , but the sun's rays tem
pered the atmosphere , leavliiK Just enovlBli
chill to prove Invigorating to soldiers and
slchtEcers.
The troops ot the Fourth and Fifth regi
ments , naval reserves , etc. , formed Into lluo
At 10:30 : o'clock and marched to the grounds ,
escorted by the Gate City guards. On ar
riving at the exposition they were reviewed
by Governor Brown nnd staff from the muslo
stniul opposite the Pennsylvania building.
The day's exercises nt the Auditorium began
at 11 o'clock. Hov. P. N. Murklla delivered
the Maryland day oration.
Governor Brown In his address spoke In
part ao follows :
Governor Brown expressed his appreciation
of the welcome extended to the Maryland
delegation and complimented the people of
Atlanta tn glowing terms upon the progress
they hnvo made since the civil war , ao shown
by the exposition.
The Interests of Maryland and of Georgia
are ono , ho s.ild , and he thanked the people of
Georgia fer ths aid they have given In making
Baltimore the metropolis of the nouth.
The solid roiith , he exclaimed : yep , God
forbid thnt It should be otherwise. Hound
together na wo nre by the ties of blood nnil
fraternal fellowship , we are a united people
In dJfendlfig our rights as American citi
zens , in supporting the Integrity of thla
Krcat and glorious union of states. From
the banks of the Klo fJrande to the shores
of the Chesapeake , wo stand as one man In
whatever Is for our mateilal Interests. . It Is
true wo may locally be attracted momen
tarily by frlltterlng magnet ? , but an the
needle to the polo , when the fluctuations
are ever wo return to our bearings nnd nre
again the solid south.
The same blood courses through our veins ,
the .same spirit moves us mid the sumn love
of country nnd institutions will ever guide
us In whatever Is best for thlj American
continent of ours , as culd'ii our forefathers
when they resisted nil attempts to Infringe
upon their rights ns free American citizens.
And let mo irny to the sons of the * outli
thnt the pulse of the people of Maryland ,
whilst ever the blood of their ancestors
l.olilu Uo vltnlltv vlll nvo.rnu.in.v1 In , . . ! . .
ever Interests lier sister states of the south
may have , that would assist In the least In
furthering the Interests of our common
country ,
UeWltt's Llttla Early Risers , the pills Ibat
euro constipation and bllllousnnss.
Rovlcwlns the grain nnd stock .narkets , will b
sent you dally on request. In the hops of desirv-
InB part of your business , Orders nolloltej fur
cash cr on three to five point marelni.
J. R. l-ViLLOaj & 00.
Members Chlcaco Hoard of Trade , I ov. ' York
1'roduco 1'xchancc , New Voik Cons , rilock i : * .
change. 17 Hoard Trade , Chlcaeo. 44 llroadwuy ,
New York ,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
As many complaints uro comlnif to the Chlcaita
Danrd of Trade nhowlna that peuonn Intending to
deal In cruln and provisions thiuuxh mrmbera of
the HOMid uiul subject lo Us mil's ntid toxula.
tlonn urn mlslnj Inla dealing with pcrajna or
( Inns u'lio liavo no connection with tills Douid ,
the public Is cnutlonud agnlnut iloallnx with mich
psraons or flima , uiul b noilll : . ! that (1ICOROH
! ' . HTONK. Hucrttary , will answer nny ln < iulrl 5
us ta whether any particular purxon or Him j
a member of uuch Hoard.
GKORGK F. STONi : , Secretary.
yon
SPECULATIVE
ON THE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
uOMClTED. Cull at our olflea or write for print *
Jlpbrr Code or Shippers Drain nooordj.
BROS. & CO.
Rlalto Diiilillnu. CHICAGO.
LATELY BROTHERS ,
pop-pic-pii Royal Insurance Building ,
CHICAGO.
In Grain and Provisions.
Onion cjwntoij Chicago lloinl of Tiaile-ln r ih ntl
optloim , Ailvanruf inuile nn con-l iliiii'iit , 1'juvUlou
\Vairljoii.t , Union htwk Vurdr. llrfor ta ny Ulijeaiji )
Htnklnir luitllutlon or UaminercUlKency , Pull/
BjUkellottcruii application. Corrc puinicucmcllcltcJ.
foS30Perlonlli
Can to made hy my plan cf Co.opointlve 8ptcula >
Hen In Wall llrm on Investment of JIM. Hums
from JIO upwaidi received. Not en of my rilerilj
has ever loit a dollar on my pliin. tiend for pros
pectus an. ) market letter ; mailed flee. Illehent
reference * furnished ,
i : . .MoiiTiMiii IMM : ,
Hanker it IlruUer , 111) lli-oiuluiiy , .V , V ,
IMPORTANT TO
lnvestos ; : and : Speculators ,
Klrut trillion ready. It plainly Uidlcnlta Hit
most prifHatlo method * of updating Ir. Oruta
end Slorlu. Mulled free.
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< riiln , Hloclc anil lloinl llrriUor. ,
J't Cliniulii'r nf Loiiiiuvi-iif , f/Iilcniiu ,
a * * bitifi't ' KniilKn umuiuun iitubti.
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