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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1895)
0 TJIJS OMAHA DAILY HBBi ' Y , I ) 13 U 10 AC II 13 II 10 , 1895. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Whtat Started Its Onfcer for the Day at a Decline , VISIBLE SUPPLY DECREASE THE FEATURE Did No ! Ilniiitru TuciilJ.Minnie * t Advance ( lie I'rlcr ofVIiont f u Cent on the CIUCAOO. Pec. 9. Wheat started It cnrccr for the day nt a ilccllno ot froi Uo t < > Me per bit. The locnl rcnlpen , bl nrul little , Imd tits market nil to thcnuelvt In the first hour nnd n hnlf of the fore noon , nnd appeared to think Unit If th visible mipply should show 2,000,000 bu. In i-renoo for the wi > ck , ns they fully expecic It would , the mntket would not be nble t stand ii | > against mich n revelation. Th lirlco took u spurt up nfter the visible sup ply wns Bhtwn to hnvc decrcuic-d 117XW bu. , Instead of llicrcnfllng 2,000,000 bu. Th ilccrcnse In the visible cupply wns by fn the most Important of the day's announce incnlH , but It by no means constituted th whole of the rcn ons for the big advance , o which the visible mipply stntumoiu wn the Mini tintslunal , The opening prlro fi > May WIIM at from Ul c to ClV&c , anil th fli-Kt half hour saw n decllnu of nnollie He to Cl'.Jr , nnd another hour during whlcl It ilraKKcd between the bottom mill thcs prleoi the above ciuotntlons. Abunt llilu n in. the HciiFntlomil surprise of the day oe cm-red , when the 117,000 bu. dccictixc li the visible rupply was nnnounceil , ur.d I took only about twenty minutes trading nfter that to advance the lirlre to - The linn ducreasu In the visible supply las year wns on Hecomber 29 , nficr the totn hail reached ) ,071,000 bu , This wason' llrst deciease starts from 03,903,000 bu. , o "O.OOO.WiO bu. smallsr than that of a yen UKO. The London market was quoted G < per ( innrtcr higher for American white , nm Liverpool Ud lower. I'nrls was quoted 1 centimes hlKher , nnd Uerlln 2 marks higher The latter advanced on. ucconnt of smal RtnckH nnd pooil demand , necordln to I jirlvntc cablegram. The price here con tinned edKlnfr utiwirl.intll \ It rpic ! > u f.T.lc , and It closed nt t.lc , bchiB mi uJvnnce for the day of 1'dc. The IHc per bu. advance In wheat orl > succosded la closing corn lie higher thai on Saturday. The export clearances o " 52,000 bu. from New Orleans vnt a feature of the movement which attracted some at tcntlon. ItecclptH "were 31ft cars , nnd ra lire estimated for tomorrow. The \-lslbl rupply decreased 310,000 bu. , nRnlntt nn in crease a year IIRO of 1,731,000 bu. , and th total now Is 5,207,000 bu. , us ngulnst 0,000,000 tin. last year. Oats opened a shndn easier for May , bu rallied In sympathy with wheat nml corn and closed very steady just where It < ll < on Saturday. The volume of business was only moderate , not large , and was prln dually scattered. May offered at 20',6c ' sold off to from 20c to 20'.fcc , up to 20',4c , nm closed at from 20V4c to 20'.ic. Provisions were still suffering from too much holding , but recovered a trllle when wheat showed Its teeth to the bears. The closing prices of the products , however nru slightly under those prevailing nt the close of the preceding Besslon. Pork I 2',4c lower for January , nnd He lower fo Slay. I.nnl and ribs nro each 2' , c lower. The leading futures ranged as follows : Cash limitations were ns follows ; FLOUR Nominal ; winter patents. $3.15 < [ r3.50 winter straights , f2.50g3.20 ; spring patents. S3.1 ! fl3.O > ; sprlns straights , J2.G5ff2.90 ; bakers , J1.S.K 2.30 , WHRAT No. 2 spring , SD&ffGO'ic ; No. 3 spring 65fi68'ic ; No. 2 red. 0215861140. CORN No. 2 , 2Cc. OATS No. 2 , 17V4c ; No. Z white , ISfflOc ; No. 3 white , 18 l'.iie. ! HYi : Na. 2. 35',4c. HA RLKY Nominal. FLAX SKKD-9.1C nsked. TIMOTHY SKHD-Prlme , $3. i ) . PROVISIONS Mess pork. i > er bbl. . 7.87Uffl8 00 l rd , per 100 Ibs. . 5.2- " ? 5.2.Short ribs , ' sides loose , t4.30ff4.35 ; dry salted shoulders , ixixed $4.50fi4.75 ; short clear sides , boxed. Jl.50fi'l C"n WHISICY-DlBjIllers' finished goods , per gal. , ! ? ? , UI'TUT Si'aily ! turlc5's. W9c ; chickens ducks . BV4 < if7c ; , SJflOc. The followingwtio the receipts nnd shipments today. On the Pr.iluoj exoliiurn tod.iv tlia bnttor mar ket was firm ; creamery , ISaaSo ; dairy , lie 2le. EBBB , tlrm : I331le. ! OMAHA MAUICKT. Comlltloii of Trade anil ( liiitaloiiN on Hlnplianil Fancy I'roiliu-c. nnth butter nnd eggs are firmer. Quotations : EGGS Strictly fresh stock , 19-20e. HUTTKH Packing Block , 118il2c ? ; fair to good country , 12ff e ; choice to fancy country , 14STl5c- Knthered creamery. 17 lSo ; separator creamery' 19C20C. VEAL Choice fal. 70 to 100 Ibs. , are quoted nt 6H 7c ; IniRe and coarse , 4f6c. CHEESt- : Domestic brick , ll'/ic ' ; Edam per doz. . S ! .M ; Club House , Mb. Jars , per doz. , I3.GO- I.lmherRcr , fancy , per lb. , llKc ; Roquefort , } J-Ib. Jars , per doz. , S3.CO ; Young Americas , iWc ' Twins , fancy , lie. POULTRY Dresred Chickens , Gfl7cj ducks , Sfli DC ; tuikeys , choice. SffOc ; uee. c , "JfSu. HAY Upland , JC.Oi ) ; midland. $3.50 ; lowland J5.00 ; r > o straw. S4.60 ; color makes the prlre mi liny ; light bales sell the best. Only top n'railea bring top prices. IIUOOM CORN-New crop , delivered on track In country , choice green self-woiklnit carpet , per II ) . , 2Jc ! ; choice green running to hurl , 2 > , ic ; com. inon , OAME-Prnlrle chickens , young , per doz. , SO ; S. " " , " ' , * 75flt'ls ! > nI'e75 | ° : Kolden plover 11.25 ; jack rabbi s. per doz. , I1.OOC1.2S ; small n\\ \ \ > . lOc : antelope noddles , 126I4c : antelope carcasses . Bfrllc ; sonlrrels. per doz. . 50O75C. PIGEONS Live , per doz. , II ; dead pigeons not \vtint6u , VEGETARLE3. MUSHROOMS Per 1',4-lh. box , CDS75C POTATOES Fancy native stock , 35o : from lor In small lots , 40c ; Coloiuilu stock , 5"l/t.3c ONIONS Per bu. 2C30j home , ; grown Spanish , per bbl. . H.M ; 3 to 5-bhl lots. J1.S5 1IEAN8 Hnnd-pleki'd navy , per bu. , Sl.65ni.73 HWEET POTATOES-ChoIco stock. S2.23 'ei- bbl. bbl.CAHHAOE CAHHAOE On otdcrs , cintiil , per 100 Ibs. , $1.00 CELERY Fancy large Colorado. KHfOOc ; eholeo lock , huge No. 1. 40N5e ; large , No. 2 , ssc ; imall 25(130e. LIMA REANS Per lb. . Be. WATER CHK8B-IVr 16-qt , case , SI.5001.73 FRUITS. CALIFORNIA HTRAWRERRIES-Per box. 30c APPLES Fancy stock. S2.75a-3.0i ) ; choice stock 12.5002.75. CALIFORNIA OUINCES-None. OREGON 1 UAItH-IVr case. s : . . CRANHERRIES Jersey , SS.50 ; Cape Coil , S9. MALAGA GRAPES-Per CO-lb. bbl. i SO ; per CS to 70 Ibs. . uruKH. 7. EASTERN GRAPES No shipping Block. TROPICAL FRUITS. ORANGES Mexicans , per box , S'.SO ; California budded ife.lllngn. S4.23. LUMONS-Callfornla , per box. SI.2301.50 ; Me - slnilf. cite ICO , S4.50 ; > lza 300. S4.75. 1IANANAS Choice huge stuck , per bunch , IJ.OO C2.25 ; medium sized hunches. S1.75. DRESSED MEATS. DEEF Light weatern steers , 400 to 009 Ibs. , 5i ! JJCo ; KOMI cows and heifers , 5'.U > 5ic ! ; medium onvta and hclfvra. ttiO5c ; good fjretiuurteni COWH and hrlfers , 3l > ( | 4c ; KOOI ) lilmlquarlerit cows and heifers. C'.tf"c ' ; cow rounds , 5c ; cow chucks , 3Hc ; ulcer vhucks. 4c ; beef tenderloins , fresh , l c ; beef rolls , bonc-ksv , Stic ; ulrloln butts , boneleis , S'ic ; loin barks , Umeletii , SJc ! ; loin backs , ( iijc ; cow ribs , No. 3. die ; cow loins , No , 3 , 7Hc ; > te r ribs , 7Hc : iteer lolni , Vc. MUTTON-lrf .l mutton , ( t c ! racks , 8'Jct legs. 7c ; saddles , "c ; ctcwn , ific , I'ORK Pork loins. 5c ; spare ribs. 4Uc ; | x.i | ! uhoulders , 4Uc ; imrk shoulders , sklnnm ) , 4Kc ; tentltrlolni , lie ; pig * ' feet , cleaned , per tloz , , jov. HIDES AND TALLOW , The dealers In country bidet seem to have abandoned hope iin.l ore letting the market go un a iluwn grade with the brakes off , * ay the Chi- caKO Hlila und Leather Review , The askliiK price l > Cc for buff hlde , but brokers fay thai C < io will l.e . accepted ln-foro many days. All lh m i chants on Klnile und Michigan trn-l stem delcrmlnct ] to either tuy fort \ mcnpy ut cmn- try polnn or withdraw their men from ( he ixm.l. . There ban been much talk of n reaction and many persons confidently expected weeks ago that the leather trade would tuko a turn and compel the tanner * to become eager buyer * of hides. All pj < irii llentlom Imve fnllwl fa far nnd the hd. ! > unm. Is Mill tl'iunleilnR ' In lh Moue'i of ilesp.nl. . Thi-n- arth"Wvr. . n few rejolute bull * litre nnd ( lure whi' silll rvlnt-0 jubllmc c nfldente In Ihe future of tb" t.u'lnr" . Their opilml m , Ihouith xim-wlint illingiued. Is illll In the ring. The bu nigumfnt 1 thnt hld nlwajs decline In prle nil ihe lntilntl.1 itmllty | of Ihe take-off dfterlnr MM during Ihe winter months. II l nlJu nrguei Hint Hi * Icnther trnde will Improve from now on ns the sh e ninmifacturers inuet begin to max ho s njtnln pretty siwn If the people of Ih Unltu'l ' Jtn'M jrc not to run barefooted next turn mer , Oinlntlcns : . . . HILHS-NO. : I , Kieen hides , 4c ! No. 2 Ktt-f hlilM. 3e | No. 1 green Kilted hlilef. 4J4C ! Nn. cte n totted hMes. 3'5r : Nn. 1 urtcn malted hide" tj to 40 H'f.i 3'4c : Nn. 2 green suited bid's , 2S t 41 Its. . Jc ; No , 1 veal cnir S to 15 Ibs. , f.4cj No 2rnl t-n'.f. ' 8 to 15 lb * . , 4V , No. 1 dry tlln hKles. iK'Sc ' ; Nn. 2 dry nint iiide5 , f.f6c. } No. t Or fnltwl hldee. Cc ; part cured hldfs , ' , ic per lb. lea th.in fully t-ure < l. . . _ . SHEEP PELTS Ofecn tailed , each t.JTCOc L'tr < > n snlltil thcnrllnKS ( short woolnl early klns ) eticli 15c : dry shenrllns' ( s orl woolc.I earl kln ) , Nn. 1. each , 10c ; dry shearllnns ( fhor nooUd "arly nklnM. No. 1 , each. 5c : dry nin Knnini nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb actual weight , SfiGci diy Hint Knntas and Ne lirimka Murrnln wotd pelts , per lb , , actual weight 4tj5c ; iliy flint Colombo butcher wool pelts , pe lb. , actual weight , 4fif.4e ; dry flint Colornd Murtaln wool tieltf. per 11) . , actual Welg'il , 4I/ . ' < . dry pieces an < l bii ks. actual weight. 4 5c feet cut off , as It la unless to pay freight o ' TA'LLOW ' AND GREASE Tallow. NO. i , aiic tallow No. 2. 3c ; create , white A , 3'4c ; grense white U , 3c ; Riense , yellow , S'.Jc ' ; Rreate , dntk 2ci old butler , 2J(24e ( ; beeswax , prlmo , 15622C rough tallow. H4c. HONES In car lots weighed nn.l delivered I CilciiKOi ; Dry buffalo , per Ion. SI2.OQWll.Ufl ; ilr country , bleached per ton , llO-Wniz. } * : ilr countty. damp and mriity , per ton. 16.0JHS.OO. WOOL Unwashed , nne hcnvy. Ct7c ! ; fine light SfiOci iiunrtcr blood , ionize ; M-nly , burry nm broken , coarse , . 9c cliaffy , 8 9 'i coiled and oltel and broken , line. Mike. Fleece wa'hed- Medlum. l.lfilSe ; nne , HHICo ; tub wnriicd , 1Cf I5e- black Sr ; bucks , 6c ; tag locks. 25u ; dfn > pulled , 566c. MISPEI.LANKOUS. OVSTEHS Medium * . 15c ; horseshoes. 20c ; extn standard ? , 23c ; extra selects , 2".cJ llranch & Co select * . 27c ; New York counts , 30c ; standard bulk per Kal. , SI.10. MAPI.12 SYni'P Flve-ual. cans , each , J2.75 perdoz. _ , 1124Bal. ; . cans. JC.23 ; cjuart cans ' 'oiiKU-Pure Juice , per half bbl. , $2.CO ; pe bbl. . J4.50. HAUKR KRAUT Per bbl. . J3.50 ; lialf bbl. , J2. F1OS New crop , California , 10-lb. lnxes. per lb. , lie : common California ( ! . " . 60-lh. \ > \c Cc ; Importeil fancy , 30-lb. boxes , ICe ; choice , 10 lb. boxes , 12c. DATKS Persian , CO-lb. boxes , per lb. , 5'lc f.irds , 10-lb. boxes , per lb. . Sc. MAPI.K SIJOAR Choice , per lb. . ! > { 710o. rilESBUVES ASForte.1. 20-lb. palls , each J1.40 COCOANITTS Per 1" ) . > 5. NUTS Almonds , California , per lb. . medium size , lOc ; TarniBona almonds , per lb. , lar e , 13c Hrar.ll ? , per lb. . 8c : Knellrh Walnuts , per lb. fancy soft shell , 12'itri3c : standards. 1lll1t < .c . filberts , per lb. . lOc ; pecans , pollshoil mnlluin lOc : larRe , lc ; pennuts , raw , 5Hc : masted. 7 © 7"Ac ; cheatnuts. liic ; hickory nu's. rmall , per bu. $1175 ; black walnuts , per bbl. , $2 ; cocounuts , 6c cocoanuts. per 100 , J4.50. NEW YOI11C GKXEIIAL MAIIKKT ( liKitndoiiM oil tlif Prlni'Ipn CoiiiiiicxIKU-N anil Sliii1 > N. Ni\V YORK , Dec. 9. FLOl'Il-Rccelpts , 35,300 bbls. ; exports , 1,400 bbls. ; ( inner on winters with Fprlngs holding steady nt old price ? . City mill patents , )4.10@4.25 ; winter patents (3.50JJ3.70 ; city mill clears. il.OOQ4.10 ; win tcr straights , S3.3033.40 ; Minnesota patcnto S3.:5ft3.55 ; Minnesota bakeix , J2.75ff3.00 ; winter low tirades , S2.10ft2.CO. Rye flour , quiet ; super fine , S2.5if(2.75 ; fancy , | 2.S5ig2. ! > ; . Buckwheat nour steady ; 1.30Jfl.35. UUUKWIIKAT Quiet nt 41J41 > .4e. CORN MIOAL Quiet ; yellow western , coarse , 70c ; llrandywlne , ! .40. RYU Nominal ; western , 4204Sc. IIARUOY Nominal ; western , 30ff45c. IIAUI.UY M A KT Nominal ; wes'.crn , 4S05Sc. WillAT : ; Receipts , 373.4W bu. ; exports , 112.200 bu. ; spot maikct firm ; No. 2 red. 7Ulc ; No. 1 hard , 70c. Options opened easier under pressure of local offerings ; advanced Hlmrply In the ntterno.n . on the un expected visible supply decieane and nn excited covering of shorts nnd clo. tid strong at 9i ? 7ic net advance ; May , CSiiMHc , closed nt O3'.jc ' , December , C6 > J80ric. . closed at 07-Hc. CORN Receipts. 128.7W bu. ; expoitp. 05,900 bu. , spot linn ; No. 2 , CSHc ; fteamcr mixed , Sl c. Options opened quiet but steady ; ruled dull all day nnd somewhat easier on large receipts and closed heavyat ' .4e net decline ; May clo.-6d nt 55ic : December cl'feil at S5c. OATS Receipts , HO.COi ) bu. ; exports , l.SitO Int. ; spot market stronKer ; No. 2 , 23c. Options openec ] dull and ruled weaker wltli corn , closing ' .IftUc net decline ; May , 25V4f(25Uc ( , closed lit 2J'ic ; December closed at 22U < - ' . HAY Firm ; shlpplnx. S'.OOiJS.OO. HOPS Weak ; stnte , common to choice. 1S94 crop , 3if7c : 1895 crop , "fllOc ; Pacific coast , 1891 ciop. 3ViW7c ; 18V. ) crop , We. IjKATIIRR Steady ; hemlock sole , Buenos Ayres , light to heavy weights , 24c. WOOI < Quiet ; domestic lleecr , ! Cf23c ; pulled , ! 9tT52c. HIUE8 Nominal ; California. 21 to 23 Ibs. . 183 IS'jc ; OalvesUMi , 20 to 23 Ihb. . lOc ; lluenos Ayres , ilry. 20 to 24 Us. . 21c ; Texas , dry , 24 to 30 Ibs. , ' " PROVISIONS Beef , quiet ; family. 11,50 ; beef Japun , e. TAI.I.OW Lower ; city. 44c ! ; country. 4ic. ! HUTTEH Receipts. 0,101 pkgs. ; market firm ; western dairy. 13'W'C ' , ( ! western creamery , 174i 27c ; KlKlns , 27 c. CIIKKSK Receipts , 1.420 pktrs. ; larec , 7iO10c ; small , 7-i 10V4c ; part skims. JUfiCc ; full eklms. 23i- . UOOS Receipts , 5.081 pkss. ; state nnd Pennsyl vania , 22B20a ; western , 21'iS:4c ; southern. 21 322c. PKTIIOLKUM Dull ; United eloped at SI. 33 bid. ROSIN Firm ; strained , common to good , I1.72U © 1.77W. MOI.ASSKS Firm : New Orleans , open kettle , to choice , MUTA1.S Copicr , easy ; brokers' price , SIO.S7',4 : vxchnnen prlee. $10.C5fJli,75. Lead , firm. Tin , asy ; straits. J13.iO ! 13.U5 ; plates , quiet , Spelter , mlet : domeEtlc. t3.5'J < U3.CO , COTTON SI-JKI ) OII Inactive ; pi line crude. 23 jJ20cj prime summer yellow , 2lH/2'J4c / ; butler ; rades , 30J31c ; off summer yellow , 2Slf23c , Mvoriuiil LIVERPOOL Dec. 9. . 4:15 : p. in. WIIKAT- Snot quiet : demand poor ; No. 2 red winter , 5s ,1 ; No. 2 rid spring , slocks exhausted ; No. 1 turd Manitoba. 5s 2d ; No. 1 California , 5s 4'iil. i'uturt'H opened dull at unchanKed prices : closed lulct with near and distant positions > id lower. luslneun was aleut equally dlitrlbutt-d ; Decem- bi-r. 6s 4id : January , 5s 3 d ; February , 5s 4d ; March. 6s 4 id ; May. 5s f.Hd. . CORN Spot quiet but steady ; American mixed irw , is 4d. "Futures opened dull nt unchanged irlces ; closed quirt with May ! lil lower nnd other months unchaneed from Saturday's closlnc luotntlons ; business heaviest on eaillest pcsl > Ions ; Det-emler , 3s 5 ? J ; March , 3s 2id ! ; April , s 2id. FLClIl ! Market steady ; demand moderate ; St. Loula fancy winter. Ts , I HOVI8IONS Ilacon , quletj demand moderate : Cumberland cut. 1M to 30 lb . . 27 dl ; Bhoit ribs , ! S Ibs. , 29 Cd ; long clear , light. 38 to 43 IN. , 29s ; Ions clear , heavy. K llw. , 2Cs Cd ; chart clear bucks , IlKht , 18 IbH. , JJ : Rhott clear ml < Mle , heavy , K Ibn. , K Cd ; clear b lllei. 14 to Id Ibs. , 321 * ; shoulders , tquare , 12 to is lb . . 31a ; baniB , nhoit cut , 14 to 16 Ibp. , 41" . Tnllow , North Ameri can , : ? Cd. Ili-cf. extin India mat , U'H Cd ; prime ineiin. C7a C.1. 1'crk , prime me 3 , tine wentern , Ms ; line medium , tit , | j\nl , dull ; prime weitrrn , 2 > edi rcfliuul , In pulls , 29 > . CHKI3HK Quiet but uteadyi demand moderate ; finest American white , 41s ; finest American col- HUTTBH Kliient I'nlttxl Statcn. Ms ; Rood , Cis. ) OIUS Turpentine spirits. 20s M. Ilovln. cdiu- man. < s 7',4il. Cu'.lon seed oil. Liverpool itllntd , I7a 3d , Unrofl oil , 20s Cd , rftroleum , letined , kUi ! . - . itn.tiiuarteiii , 5Sd. IIUKACHINC1 > VDBK-HorilwooU , f. o , b. HOI'S At Ix > ndon ( Pacific ccatl ) , C 10s. MliiiifnimllNVliriil .Mnrkvt. MINNKAI'OI.IS , Dec. 9. WIIKAT Klrm : D * . ember , MSc ; May , 5S 4u ; on Hack : No. 1 Imrd , 5c ; No , 1 northern , MVic ; No. 2 northern , 5Jc. Dry ( iiioilN .Murki't. NB\V YORK. Dec. 5. Tin-re wai a modtrat olumc of al rffcctcd , u tbe result of ft request for smnll > orlnipnts of doasonnblp * p > - clnltlex In nil depnrilmnts. nml many nlmllal nnntn were called tir by mull. Aside from such requirement * there wns little itilng In new ttiM' ne thmiRh Ihroimh deliveries on prior c-n > KaKement * Iarp nlc were rmlltKl. Print l.ns cloth * , quiet , In dcmnml , with xnles of 2.000 pleccc , January to April , nt JUc. St. l.onln f lone nil Mnrkrtft. ST * . 1-Ot'lS , DeP. O.-FI/DUR-Slcndy ; pntpnt * , ts.3- . l3.50 ; i-xtm fancy , lJ.15fl3.25 ; fancy , J2.86H J.Oi ) : choice , S2.0)fJ2.73. WHi : AT Opened lowsr becatice of unfavorable reports nnd henx-y receipts , but n Kootl demnnJ prevented nny decline. A decron c of 11S.OOO bH , In 111 ? visible supply coined n rn h tn buy later , and an advance of Ic followed ; nfter weaken- Inif ( Hrthtly Ihp market closed firm. I'jSHHc nliVd Hnltinluy ; No. S red , ca li , C3c ; December , cs' c ; May , 4'c. ' COHN-Opened bwer nnd dull , but Inter ad vanced somewhat on ftroncer wheat. closliiK Ir- rcKUlar. He better for Dtceml-cr , with January Uc to Vir oft nfid May 'Sc lower than Saturday ; No. 2 mixed , cash. K\e ; Dccembor. 25HC nsked ; January. 24 < ie n.'kcd ; May , 2J'4c bid , OATS Futures , t-nsler most of the day ; firmed Inter , closlnit strtily to n shade off from Satur day No. 2 cash , 17c ; December , 17"S4c ; May , . . IIYIJ Dull , steady : 33o bid for No. 2 regular. CORN MKA1 -J1.VS1.40. HltAN Packed , not rnlnlito above 45c nt coun try points nnd not obtainable below 47c , east Hack. FLAX Siin-lll ther ; fOc. TIMOTHY > 3.00f(3. 50. HAY Choice tltnntliy , llrm nnd scarce , fans- ln from SS.2off I3.no , this side ; prnlrle , steady , ) C.23 il0.ik ) . this 9l.li' . IH'TTIJfl Table Kfnde In demand and scarce ; iicpni tor cronnifry , 22f(23c ( ; fancy KlRlns , 2Cc ; dairy , Ififiisc. Knns Stendv ; IDc. fresh. POULTRYMaikit nulcl : ttitkcys , "c ; chlcUcni" , Cilf.Hc : ducks , Sc ; ge.-ae , Cc. W111SICY--JI.22. LKAD-FIrm , with buyers nt J3.07',4 for Mis souri and )3,10 for drsllvrrlzed nnd cheinlc.nl , but no pellfts nt there rnti-s ; hpelter , held nt J3.22 < i , but no buyers. PROVISIONS 1'nrk , stninlard mess. JobblnR , J'.IZiiflS ; . . Lard , prime stenm. S3 OS : clnlce. J5.17i. ! llacon , iKixcd slnubleis , J5.25 ; lonns , S3 : libs , S3 12'6i shorts. S3 25. Dry sailed meats , boxed slmulcicrs , JI.W.4 ; longs , { 4.50 ; ribs , I.C2'i ; shnrtH , SI.73. HKCKIITfl Hour. S.OOO bbls. ; wheat , 33,000 bu. : corn. 133 , Oi > 0 bu. ; oats , 67X ( > 1 bu. SHIPMENTS Hour. 5ono bbls. ; wheat , 32,000 hu. ; corn , 27,000 bu. ; oats , Ifi.lXV ) bu. DovcloiiinoiilN In Tolm < < < > . NKW YORK. Dec. 9. The general opinion In Wall street tdny Is that It 'was exceedlncly for. Utnnti * for the holders of American Tobnce and other Industrial stocks that the eenrntlann mo\ement llrst developed on n half holiday nn not m n full biiHlncFS day , AH It wns , tb drop In the common of 1174 per cent on Saturday ns compared with the llnnl price of the pervlou day. caused the throwing over nf largo ninount of InvreKtments 111 ntnck , In nddltlnn to Iminens lines of sprculiillvvly held stocks. Today Hi common snued u.'l additional ilerllne nf I't ' " ' cent , making the net drop since Friday's closing 18 PIT Cfiit. The preforied stuck slumped li pilnts today. innldnK tin- net loss since Fildnj l'T4 ' per cent. The management claims that It action In iidveitlslng the passage of the dlvlilem on the common stock wan based upon conaeiva tlfin. ntid tliat the paMnrnt of dividend out o hirroned money would have rightly brough censure upnn the directors. What the stree Kays Is that the Important decision of the bonn was rmnmunlcatwl to thu security holdeis In i manner unprecedented In the memory of th financial community. It does not Impute specu latlvc motives on the part of the management but Insists that n brilliant speculative opportunity was affonled "in account of the extremely sudden news at n moment when there was na chanc to attempt to retrieve the Inevitable heavy loss Since Its Inroiporntlon In ISM the American To b.-icco company had maintained until the pres ent time IS jier cent annual dividends on J17.000 , 000 of p minion nnd 8 per cent annual dividend on S11 , 933,0iy ) of preferred stock. The companj has earned very large rpoflts almost unlnter ruptedly nnd Its latest bnlacne shtet showed a sui plus. CoITfi- NKW YORK. Dec. 9.-COFFKU-Optlon opened barely steady nt 10fll5 points decline ruled generally weak under foielun nnd local sell Ing , following unsatisfactory cables nn 1 weak locn mniket ; spot closed 15fiSO points decline ; sales , 17 , 000 baits. Including : March. J13.50i13.70 ; Dei-em her. J13.75 ; spot cnlTee. Rio. paster ; No. 7. S14.SO mild , dull : Cordova , S1S.OOWH.2-i : sale. < , 250 bag Savnnllln. 200 bugs Marnealbo. 100 bags Centin Ameilean and 50 bugs Rio. slightly better than No. 7. at 514.50. Warehouf" de'lvrrlej from New York Saturday , 7,1)1 ! ) bass : New York stock to day. 242.J2I ) hgs ; United States stock. S1S.C5 bags ; nllont for the United Sta'es , 221 000 bags total \lslhlc for the United .States , 537.U9 bags ngalnst 5n3,2" > 6 hags last year. HAVRH , Dec. . Matket opened quiet , advance ; nt noon , unchanged ; tit 3 p. m. . quiet unchanged to Uf decline : clo fd quiet ut ! JiiJ'.i net advance ; pales , 2-1.000 bnps. HAM1IURC. , l-c. 9. Steady , U pfg advance sales. 4.0.11 KIRS. RIO Di : JANEIRO. Dec. r > . Slendy ; No. 7 Rio J13.M ; exchange. 95-1M ; receipts , 10,00) bags cleared , for the United Stntei. 5.0M hags ; tn Kurope , 7.00i ) bags ; stuck , 22-1.010 bags. Weekl , report : Steady : exchange , standard , J"3.90 ; ex change , V R-lCil : lecelpts ilulInK week 53,000 bncs shipments to UnljR'l Ktacs ) , 11.001 bass ; clock 2J3.COO bags. SANTOS. Dec. 9. Quiet ; good average. Fintos 111.70 : lecclp-s , 13.0W bags ; stock. 4.2MO . ! bass Weekly : Quiet ; giwl average , per 10 kilos. J14.70 receipts durlmr the week , 92fli)0 bags ; Fhlpments to the United States. 22,000 bags ; stock , 4:2CO bags. _ Cotton Market. NR\V YORK , Dec. 9. Cotton contracts openw at 2 points ndvancc. At II o'clock the mnrke was steady nt 11 point advance from the opening At noon prices showed C points net advance Salen to noon , 93,000 bales. Early speculation wns light , with prices higher on encouraging cables. The disposition wns to nwalt develop ments In theKiirupenn political situation , penil Inff which , ti steady market on light speculation was regarded as probable. After the opening private cables announced nn active demand frim spinners and spot quiet and steady ; middling up lands , 8Hc : middling gulf , S tc. I'ort receipts estimated for the day at 44.IW bales , against 38,200 last week , nnd 62.700 bales last year. For the wt-ck , estimated 22."i.fl'W ' bales , against 231 157 bales last week and 342,127 bales last > enr ; mid dling , 8 7-lPe ; net receipts , 1,552 bales ; gross , 10,141 bales : exports , to France SC9 bal s ; conti nent , 4.471 bales : forwarded , 4,751 I ales ; sales. : t.f > SO bales ; spinners , 2SO bales ; stock , actual. 177.781 bales : total today : Net receipts. 43,402 bales ; exports to Great llrllnln , C.414 bales : to France. 10.753 bales ; to the continent , C.7S7 bales ; stock. 953.73S bales. NKW ORLKANS. Dec. 9. COTTON Firm middling , 8 1-lCc ; low middling. 7 13-Kc ; good ordinary. 7tic ; net lecelpts , 16.125 bales ; gross. 1B.1S7 bales : exports to France. 9.SS4 bales ; coast wise , 955,001 bales ; salse , 6,000 bales ; stock , 300,080 baUs. ST. LOUIS , Dec. 9. COTTON Steady : mld- lllnt ; , SVic : receipts. 0.559 bales ; slhpments , 5,410 bales ; stock. 68,041 bales. CUy Mnrki'tH. KANSAS CITY. Dec. 9. AVHUAT Steady and OATS S'emlv : No. 2 mixed , 17ff17Hc ; No. 2 white. IS'tfflOc. RYK Sfeady ; No. 2. S2'/4e. HAY Easier ; timothy. S10.00ffl2.50 ; prairie , J5.00 S7.50. HUTTKR Firm ; cieameiy , 18if22c ; dairy , 14JC 15c. 15c.KGGS KGGS Darcly btcaily ; fresh , 18c. S u nar AlarUot. NEW YORK , Dec. 9. SL'GAR-Raw , quiet : fair eflnlng. 3ii03ic ; cpntrlfUK.il. tC teat , 3 > ii53He. | It Is alil the American Sugar company has pur chased frmn 200 00to ) 250.CO'1 ' baes of sugar In 7ub.i on the basis of about 3c for 9 < ! tfst cen- rlftiKal. or possibly a hbade lower. LONDON , Dec. 9. SUOAR-Cnne , firm : but Itlte offering : renlrlfugal Java , 12a 9d ; Mutci- vado. fair refining. lOi Cd : beet opened quiet ; closed firm : December , 10s 9d ; January. 11s. MILWAUKRn. Dfc. O.-WIIEAT-Rasler ; No. 2 tprlng , COc ; May , C31Jc. CORN-Strong ; No. 3 , 20Uc , OATS Steady ; No , 2 white , 18l5c ; No. 3 white , ' , d8e. ! d8e.'JY 'JY No. 3 nominal ; No , 2 , 32'c ! ; sample . RYl-I-Kasler : No. 1. 37'4c. PROVISIONS Weak ; pork. $7.80 ; lard , J3.15. VlHlhlo drain Supply. NHW YORK. Dec. 9 , The visible supply of grain Saturday , December 7 , us compile. ! by the 'ow York I'roduco exchange , Is na follows- Vheat. C3,7S < iOHO bu. ; decrease. 117,00) bu. Corn , i , 207,0i)0 hu. ; decrease. 310,000 bu. Oats , 6.001 OOi .u. , di-crt-ai-e , SSO.OW bu. Rye. 1.431,00) ) bu. ; In- rente , 28,000 bu. Bailey , 4 , 754 , COO bu , ; decreare 5C.OOO bu. _ Hiitlrr liirkot. KLOIN. III. . Dec. 9.-lllTTiR-Acllvc : ; offcr- ngs , 32,400 lh , ; sales , 19,400 Ihs. at 26c. 't-'rlncD AVIirat ( liiitlalloiiH. HAN FRANCISCO , Dec. 9-WHEAT-No trad- nt' ; cleared , CO , 612 centals. llmo prliji for slocks , bonds ai : > J in In' ' A7Tr snr. ; . ] 0 > WcstlnVIiTElco , . . . S3T Am. Surar , UIU'UW. Elec. Dfd 64M Am. SiparpM. . . O'j' Wls. Central . 4 lln.vt-t.ito tins. . . . III yHdlion Klt-c. Ills. . 140 Hell Tclepeono. . , II. Klw. Pfrt DeMon A Alb.iny. , Boston * Malno . Mittllinuil 4R.t. . * 7fl1 o II. * y j2 * < ; NewKmrlnncI tl . . . 118 Fllcliunnr pM. r 4'Wi | ) . Cent. 1M * . . . . 60 ( ! cn. Kleclno . . . . 3l ) ' Allonoz Mining Co VS Illinois stool. . . . . . 70aAstnntlo | 10 Mexican Central. . 11" [ iibmon .V Montana. 70Ji ! .VN. N. Y. K ' ' ' ' Old Colony . , 1775Valumct A Hcoii' SIX ) Ore. Shot t Lino. . . . 7 .Franklin Knbhrr . S.inDleco. . . . . . . . . . a , ( fV < r < ? ol.i . . . . 20 Union I'aclllf ! H iQiunoy . 1 3 West Eml G3 > 'rnmnrnrk . 128 Went End pfd Pi ! . l\Volvorlno . OS STOCKS A.\n iioxns. lii tlic Hnllivar Mnt Her ntlvrly ItiNlKiillleiiiil. NBYOUK. . Dro. 9. The denllnpi In the rail way list today were relatively Innlirnlflcnnt be- xldn the operation ! ! In the Industrial * . Out ol nKKregatc Bales for the day of n little over 370 , . 0 * ) shnres. Tobacco counted for over 20.1 , X nlmips. Ppi-culntlon for the week twin with nr active market mid n tawi-r tendency to pi Ices. N'aturnlly rcicitiRh , niter the exciting episode In Tobacco on Saturday , n larse crowd of trader * 'centpritl around tne poi > ( In that slock this marn- InK and anxiously nwalteil the sound ot the Rene , The flrnt transaction leejrded wns fil.Oixi shares , nt from M to M. as nKiiliiM C" % , HIP final sale of last week. The pi Ice sunn receded to C3c nml th"n rntiKed betwciti C and C5 until the after- nnon. when an unmerciful "mllklnn" proctfj cnrrled the price Is 72 , n rally of C per ccnl fioin the lowest of the day. The stnck left ofl with n net Rain for the day of I'.d per cent. The preferred Block broke 8K per cent In the catly ilmllnRx , subseauently improved with the com mon , nml clored with ivily n umall fractional loss. llmvllH-SB wn the chfttnclerlslle nf the Industrials nt the opening. Chicago Gas nii'.l Leather profeired declined sbatply. SURar mailc nn lniporta.it fractional Rain , but wan unable to hold the advance. Thy market scan evinced n tendency toward blchci' prices and substantial Kalns f.illowed In Huttar , Li-ntlu-r preferred nml ChlciiRo C.as , The Rains In the rnllwny list were unimportant , Iiefore the expiration of the fltst hour nn effective drive wns made npalnst the Industrials , nnd , together wllh selling to leallze pr jilts , occelvnilPtl n decline. Leather preferred yielded 3'i per cent , ShKar 1 ? per cent and ChlcnRX ) Ons nbout n point. In the afternoon M-sslon the tnblos were turned nnd the bears were driven sharply to cover. In some Instances mniklnR prices tip m each other In the lilKh priced Indiistilals , AH was the case enilU-r In the day , thp Improvement In the rnll wny listvnH slight. Leather prefened was marked up 2a per cent , HUR.-IT IVi per cent , Con- BOlldtttcd lias 1'i pr rent and Chlc.-iBO Gas 1 per cent. Late In the day It wai learned that nn application for nn Injunction temporarily rc- Htinlnlng the cniiylnK out of the consolidation plan , made by n holder of n 110-share eeittllcate. nml upon which Rome ptock was s 'Id ' , hnil been Kranted. In the enrly trading there was n decline of IH pfr cent 111 HendlnK. which was chiefly rtue to sal > - by holdeiH either unable or unwllllm ; to pay the 20 per cent nsse&sment ImpendlnK on all of HeadlnK junior pvctirltlpM , under Ihe proposed plan of le. otRnnlzatlon. Hventually n recovery was made of nbaut hnlf of the decline. It wns believed that but for the erratic movements In the Indus. trials , the nunenRiiRcment of sold nnd the belief that none would be shipped on ! * nturiay would have ennllod Ihe inltninti list to nmke a better showing. The market clot d active nnd strons. The railway Inind maiket wns quiet nnd lower. The declines were confined , however , to frac tions. The sales weie JliOfi.Ofli ) . Government bonds luled hlRher on purchases of Jir.,000. In state Issues J3.MK ) VlrRlnl.t cen turies were ilenlt In at a fractional advance. The livening 1'ost's London eableuram gays : KtnRiiatlnn cbnrncterlzd the stock markets today. There nre no slpns at present of n revival of speculation , the only favorable Indication bolnR the prospect of cheap money for a lone period. Americans were flat , closing' nt the iDwesf. This was notably so of Heading on apprehensions of n heavy assessment. .1'nrls : id Herlln markets were quiet. . , The followlnc were the ciosmc quotations on the leadlnR stocks of thd New York exchange ' ' ' today : offered , lox-alv. The total sales of stocks today were .107,535 shaies. Including : Amelcan Sugar. 43.100 ; Amer ican Tnhnc co , 21,70. . ) ; Huillngton , 4,0iil ) ; Chicago Gas , 15.COO ; Reading , 8,300 ; St. Paul , 5,000 ; United States Leather prefer : ed , 53,200. Xt w Yorlt Muiiry .llarket. NKW YORK. Dec. 9. MONKY ON CALI - nasy , at I'i i2'4 per cent ; last loan , 2 per cent ; closed 2 per cent. PRIMI-3 MKRCANTILR J'APRR 4I5'.5 per cent. Sterling exchange , steady , with actual business In bankers' bills at $4.RSR4.S9 for de mand , nnd 14 87iJ1.8S for sixty days. Posted lutes , { 4.8Mi4.fc'J ( and 4.S91i4.iO. Commeiclal bills , 14.7. IIAU SILVRR-CCV4C. SILVER CintTIFlCATES-MUfiCIC. GOVl-JRNMn.NT RONDS-Flfm nnd hlBher ; state bonds. Inactive ; railroad bonJs , easier. Closing quotations on bonds were ns follows ; 1 offered. lilliiti > H. RALTIMORE. Dec.ClearlnK8 " J , S2I16,5IO ; bal- mces , S239.3SS. ' NEW YORK. Dec.rS.Haienrlnss , 183,293,731 ; bal- incrs , S3.778,708. , HOSTON. Dec. . Clearings , SH.W8,2S1 ; bal- mees. Jl.iOS 8. PHILADELPHIA , freer O.-ClcnrliiKS , 8,4SO,3II ; balances , S1.773.C50 , | i ; ST. LOUIS. Dec.Cleailngs , J4OS4,9IO ; bill- mces , H 1C. 335. Mono' , S.i7 per cent. New York exchange , 25c pi I-'orclKii I-'liiiincliil AfTulrM. IIERLIN , Dec. 8. Rxchanse on London , II days' sight , 20 marKs43 ; , | > rg , PARIS , Dec. . 4 pi'iirThree | ' per cent rentes , OHif 70c for the account. Exchange on London , Sf 22c for checks.Hl LONDON , Dec. 9. Gold Is fjuateil nt lluenos Asren today nt 230.25 ; Madrid , 17.C2 ; Lisbon , 20 V4 ; St. Pclersburt' . 00 ; AUifns , 77 : Rome , lW < . 24j ! Vienna , 1C3. The amount of bullion ( ronn lulu he Hunk of England on balance today Is 353,000. Xrw Vork Mve Hlni'k Market , NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-HEEVES-Recefpl . two lays , 4,6:0 bead ! native steers , poor to prime , 3.5"i4.45 ; oxen , I2.00C4.00 ; bulls. S2.20ft3.CO ; dry own , SI. 1503.00. European cables quote Arnerl- an steers at 8Hi10c ! , dressed weights ; rcfrlgera- or beef at 7 SV4c. St. LonlH I.lvu Htuck. ST. LOUIS , Dec. 9.-CATTLE lUcelptf. 5.000 lead ; market meady ; native hems. S3.00fit.75 ; exa fleers , : .40ij2.T6 ; cows and heifers , 11.75 lioGS-Recelpts , 2,600 head ; market uteudy ; cuvy , S3.30b3.50 ; mUi-d , l3.Wff3.40 ; light , S3.Z5 03-50. PHEKP Receipts , 2.000 head ; market steady ; alive * . IS.2iSj3.25 ; Iambi , Jl.iSei.VO ; touthern hcep , II. 000 3. W OMAHA LIVE STOCK JIARKE1 Oattlo Receipts Very Light and Buyers Pul Up Prices a Shade , BUSINESS JUST A LITTLE LIVELIER Competition Not Drink RtioitRli to lie ; HOK * Dull unit Klvc Con In liinrer on mi AvrriiKis MONDAY , Pec. 9. Receipts nnc7 shipments for the pnsl twenty-four hours , us compared with tht previous six days , arc as follows : UECHIl'TS. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. December 9 . 1,337 1,207 179 December 7 . 1,015 f.,221 C29 . . . . December B . 1,016 6,015 CO December 5 . 2,027 7,123 1C9 . . . . December 4 . 2.&S2 10 , 74 1.050 December 3 . 2,231 9.5&0 S23 21 December 2 . 1.861 2,815 2 SHIPMENTS. Cnttlr. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. December ( I . . . . G6S . . . . 172 . . . . DecmbJr 5 . 913 1.182 231 December 4 . ill 1,933 . December 3 . 6Y7 . . . . 232 2J December 2. . , . , . , . 725 . November 30 . S36 1.S73 . . . . 2 GATTL13 Todny'w receipts were very light , In fact , the lightest of tns month so far with the exception of Saturday. The demand was fair , nnd the market , ns a whole , was In a more satisfactory condition from the sellers' point of view. The offerings of beef cattle consisted mostly of westerns , a considerable proportion tion of the receipts being made np of that kind of rattle. One string of 112 hcnd brought $3.10 , While n smaller bunch of hay- fed westerns , averaging 1,318 pounds , wont nt I.C > f . There were nlso n few cornfed cattle , but nothing very good. The market wns a little slow on ulcers , there being no great amount of activity to the trade , but nt the same time the prices paid were a little stronger. With only nliotit fifteen loads of cows and heifers on sale holders were all asking a little more money. While the demand was fair. It wns no easy matter , In many cases , to secure any advance. Some sales men sold out nt prices Hint looked n little better to them , whllo others claimed that the buyers would offer them no more than steady prices. The market ns n whole could hardly bo quoted more than steady to strong on cow stuff. Stockers nnd feeders were In very light nupply , nnd while there wns little country demand , speculators were wanting a few nnd they paid a little better prices for what there was here. Representative sales : HHEF RTKURS. . Av. IV. No. Av. 1'r. No. AV. IT. 30. . . . 1161 $ .1 S3 81..1-.67 J3 40 CO\V8. 1. . . . 870 IK 1. . . . 770 215 2..1J.V ) 240 1..1PO ) 1 CO ] . . . . S30 2 15 25. . . . 93 I 40 1. . . . ( .SO . 163 3. . . . $50 215 10. . . . 9JT 24) 1..10IO I ! > 0 3. . . . 806 2 23 2D. . . . OS4 2 60 1..1010 190 1. . . . MO 223 1. . . . P10 250 2. . . . 125 190 1. . . . WO 225 I. . . .1350 2 M 3. . . .1000 1 DO 22. . . . JIGS 223 I. . . .1140 2 f.O 1. . . . SO , ) 200 1. . . .10.10 221 B. . . . 98 250 2. . . . S10 200 I. . . .1191 225 " . . . .818 260 3. . . .1140 200 ' 2. . . . 1015 2 23 9. . . . 990 260 1. . . . SMI 2 00 1..1120 2 23 14. . . .1093 2 73 1..1110 210 4. . . . 781 250 4. . . . 837 2 S3 4. . . .1040 210 2..10M 220 1..1170 2 ! > 0 1..112) 210 14. . . , 977 2 3- > 1..1330 2 JO 1. . . . ESO 2 10 I..11CO 2 41 HHIKEUS. I. . . . COO 200 1. . . . 430 223 0..570 233 2. . . . 810 220 1. . . . 430 223 23. . . . 727 2 CO IH'LLS. 1..16SO 18) ) 1..1350 223 1..1510 235 16. . . .1163 193 1..10CO23 1..122J 235 1. . . . S'JO 213 2. . . .1170 2 CO 1..1KO 2 H ) 1..1310 215 1..1140 235 1..1300 2 CO 1..13IO 2 15 STAGS. 1..1043 2 CO CAIVIS. 2. . . . 313 200 8. . . . 3'S 2 S3 1. . . . 230 4 CO 1. . . . TfiO 220 1. . . . Ml 30 2. . . . 123 D ( X ) 1. . . . 210 2 21 1. . . . 19) ) 4 CO STOCKKHS AND KKEDEIIS. 1. . . . E40 245 1. . . . 520 2 S3 2. . . .CM 305 1. . . . 620 250 1. . . . 470 283 1. . . . 910 310 1. . . . 6fO 250 4. . . . 725 2JO 2. . . . 795 313 12. . . , 711) ) 250 2. . . .1080 2 J'5 ' 23. . . . 820 315 5. . . .1120 250 9. . . . 953 300 2. . . . 610 315 9. , . , C41 2 SO ! i. . . . 741 300 11. . . . 803 320 3. . . . SW 2 E6 2. . . . 400 300 23. . . .1046 320 1. . . . 740 2 S5 6. . , . 133 31)0 ) 2. , . . 750 320 - l"cow.nriaii if'j.U23 -2.icow ; "and calf..J31 00 1 cow niul cnlf. . . 10.00 1 milker . S3 00 \VESTl-iUN CATTLE. COLOUADO. No. Av. I'f. No Av. Pr. 2 stags . 12JO 12 X 112 steers . 1C43 S3 10 WVOMINO. 5 caws . 922 3 50 1 steer . 1030 2 73 1 Bli-er. . 730 2 C3 Cnrl Ilrynnt. CC steers . 13)8 ) 3 63 13. Crumrlnc. 28 cows . 1021 2 " 0 26 cows . 969 280 IllveislilD Live Stock Company. 2 rows . 1100 270 3 tlevn . 1223 330 50 cows . 1023 270 1 steer. . 1130 320 1 COW . 1020 270 10 stceis . 1213 330 1 Bluer . 1150 2 S3 S3Wilson Wilson Iro9. 1 bull . 1330 ISO 3 COWB . 9.W 263 1 hull . 1430 ISO 1 ulcer . S90 285 1 cow. . 1100 2 OJ 4 Fti-ers . 1077 283 1 COW . 1020 265 2 Btf-rs . 930 30) ) Scows . 100G 263 21 stceis . 1131 330 T. L. Colle. 1 cow . 870 210 9 CCIWB . 9TO 270 NEUHASKA. O. C. Powell. 1 cow. . 970 1 73 11 cows . 953 2 50 2 cowc . S85 1 73 1 cow . 92) 2 60 1 bull . 1230 ISO 1 feeiler . 600 305 1 bull . 1240 2-00 81 fcfileis..l007 330 1 cow . 850 2 50 50IDAHO. IDAHO. H. Ha no p. 3 bulls . I3S6 1 75 1 sir. tiff. . . . 810 2 23 1 bull . 1250 200 1 bull . 1C50 255 1 ciiW . ! J40 200 19 COWS . 1065 255 1 bull . 1040 210 21 feeders. . . . SSO 305 4 bulls . 1292 2 20 20NEVADA. NEVADA. J. T. McUennott , 1 bull . 12CO 1 GO C cows . 970 2 10 4 bulls . 1230 210 37 cows . 973 2 55 NinV MEXICO. 5 cows . 7C4 1 23 18 cows . 941 2 15 1 bull . 1020 ITS 2 cows . 1000 223 CALIFORNIA. II. I' . Cowbron. 1G hulls . 1453 190 5 bulls . 1332 220 HOGS In tlic hoc division of llm yards there wns ilio usual Monday's niarl ; t llRlit leci-ipts , uninteresting trade , nnd quality mt overly Rood. The elKlitren loads on Bale \vern not sulHcli-nt to Interest buyers , being hardly enough to iniiltp a Bood killing for one house. The buyer * , how ever , cleared the pens , but at prices that wore 5o lower than Saturday's inurlii-t , The IIOKB Hold at t3.o to J3.35 , aa against 13.30 to 13.40 on Saturday , but- the bull < today brouRlit only J3.30 to J3.32H , whllo on Saturday the moBt of the h BH went at J3.35 to $3.37 ! . Representative Rales : No. Av. Ph. Pr. 11 . 151 . . . } 3 20 9 . 320 . . . 3 25 6J..1..2S1 . . . 3 27U 15 . 324 . . . 321\t \ 82 . . . .238 . . . 3 30 76. . . 232 40 3 30 M . 238 ICO 3 SO 12 . 2S4 80 3 30 73 . 261 . . . 330 20 . 243 . . . 3 SO ; 0 . ,204 , , . 3 50 82 . ICO . . . 330 3 . SttO . . . 330 9 . 2tl7 FO 330 3 . 4:0 . . . 3 SO 1 . 412 . . . 330 4 . 82 . . . 3 32W 9 . 234 . . . 3 32'i ' 8 . S8 . . . 332',4 PIuS-ODUS AND ENDS , 4 . 247 . . . 323 9 . 240 4 , . 3)0 ! ) . . . 323 fl . 353 4 . 3 ! > 7 . . . 325 3 . 234 1 . 200 . . . 323 C . 230 > . 23U . . . 3 20 SHEEP Thi ! mniltet today was active nt fully steady prices , nnd the few cheep lien ? met with ready pale. Sheepmen are considerably Inter ested In tha restrictions placed upon Hlieep Im port IM ! from thla country by England. After January 1 all sheep m-nt to England from the United States will have to bo elauKhteird at the port of entry within the prcscrlbej ten days. Tim fact U , this will not make n nrrat deal of difference with the American 'xporler. for. as Dm matter stands now , the rlKld Inspection that American sheep undergo permits only a email percentage to pass through that are available for distribution among farmers , Representative Bales : No. Av. Pr. 8 native ewes , . HI $2 65 106 niUed natives . , , , , , . 127 300 46 mixed natives . . . 133 323 18 native lamba . . . . . . . . . . to 400 ICaiiHiiM City I.lvu Block. KANSAS PITY , Dec. 9. CATTLE Receipts. 4,600 head ; slilpmente , 1,200 head : market steady to strong ; Texan Btreie ranged , 12.3003.00 ; Texas cows , I1.76fi2.60 ; falcn , 25.910 | bs. . 12.50 ; beef steers. 12.2504.00 ; raU , 24.134 Ibs. , S3.25 : stackers and feeders. I2.M33.SO. rales , 20.940 Ibs. , 12.30 ; bulln , S2.JOS3.00 ; rales. T40 Ibs. IIOGH Receipts , 6 , MO liHul ; shipments , nonet market steady to strong ; bulk of sales. 13.SJW 3,45 ; heavies. t3.SOfi3.47i ! ; puckers. l3.40fi3.47Kl mixed , t3.34iil.40 : lights , t3.20il3.53 ; Yorkers. i3.30Qi.40 ; pigs , t3.00i3.30. BIIEEI' Receipts. 2 , GOO head ; hlpmcnts. TOO head : market steady ; lambs , i3.50ii3.45 ; muttons , i 2. Wfl3. S3. _ Sloi-k In Record of receipts at the four principal markets for Monday , December V. llitfi : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. South Omaha . 1,337 1.20T 179 Chicago . , , . 15,0)0 U.OID 0,000 Kansas City . . . . . . . . 4,600 6'J-W 2,000 81. Louis . , t . 6,000 2,500 2.000 TutaU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25,937 7,4 7 24T7J Ono Minute Cough Cure u harmloi , pro duces Immediate roiulta. UITS NOTimo i-oit TIII : nr.nu. Urcl'luti of tinMuii'cliir Court nf llrrnt InlrroM to Omiilin HriMirro. In the supreme conn of Xobr.isfci n case lias Just been determined which Is of Rrest Importance to Omnha brewers , who have hitherto advanced money for the payment of license for saloon keepers. It Is ! Storz nKnlnst Klnkotsteln , Krror from the. Olatrlet cotirt of Douglas county. Alllimctl. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner liynn. No ni'tlon run bo mnlntnlnrd on n contract the consideration of which Is either wicked In Itself or prohibited by law. 2. Plaintiff sued the defendant for the pur chase price of beer , to which the defend- I nut , bytiy of counter claim , pleaded pay ment for n licence i to sc'.l beer , \\hlch , ns defendant nllCKcd , plaintiff had npreed to fnrnlfh to enable defendant to make such sales' , lly reply , plaintiff nllvgcd n custom In accordance wllli which n rctnll tralllc In beer had been parried on by defendant under nnd by virtue of a license held by the plaintiff , which truffle In lownl effect wns a violation of the statute of Ncbrnskn reg ulating trnlllc In liquors ; held , that for the purchncc price of beer sold under thesn ctr- cumstnnces plaintiff wa not entltlcil to a recovery against the defendant. Oilier cases decided wtre ; Ilrnmbcck n nliiiit ( icrmnii Nntlonal bank. Error from the district court ot Oasc county. Atllrmed. Opinion by Jlr. Chief Justice Norvnl. It Is the settled bnv of this slnto that error cannot be predicated upon the over ruling of n challenge tq n Juror for cause , when the record does not disclose that the coinplnlnliiR party has exhausted nil his peremptory chiillonKcs. 2. When n note Is slRiied by the principal nnd four sureties , nn agreement between the principal and finch nineties that It Is not to bo delivered to the payee until n cer- lain other person SKIIS ! as surety , which condition Is not compiled with , constitutes no defense , unless the payee bad notice or knowli'dRu of the nRreemenl nt the time of the delivery , or of fncts which should linvo Induced Inquiry. * 3. It Is not reversible error to refuse to Klvc nn Instruction not applicable to the evidence , or one which Ims been covered by Instructions Riven by the court on Its own motion. 4. Held , that the evidence sustains the verdict. C > H Is not error to refuse to submit n form ot verdict to the jury which Is not icsponslve to nil the Issues In the cnsc. 0. Objections to the form nnd terms ofiti verdict should bo matlp In the trial court nt the time of Its rendition to be of any avail In this court. HopKcnknmp against Unweaves , 39 Neb. , 40. followed. Jones iiBnlnpt Drlscoll. Krror from ithe district court of Snrpy county. Alllrmed. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner Hynn. In error proceeding from n justice of the pence to reverse n JtidKinent because It was n'.IPKed by nlllclavlt that less thnn six jurors found the verdict upon which wns based such judgment , the recitations of the transcript must prevail .over . contrndlctory statements embodied In the allldnvlt. 2. A HtlKnnt who does not object to mere Irregularities In receiving n verdict , when the existence of such Irregularities Is known to him nt the time they occur , cannot com plain of them for thp llrst time upon error proceedings In the district court. 3. A cause of notion arising upon contract may properly be pleaded by way of set off In an action brought for the recovery of damages. Following Raymond against Green , 12 Neb. . 215. State ex rel Hoffman against .Moore. .Mnii- dnmus. Writ nllowed. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner Irvine. The validity of munlclpnl bonds Is not af fected by nn apparent Irregularity which does not opernte as nn cvnslon of nny pro- vlon of law or a departure from the pro vision rntlllcd bv the voters. 2. January 10. 1893 , the Uoycl county board ordered an election for the purpose of voting on n proposition to Issue funding bonds. The election wns held February 19 , nnd the proposition cnrrled. The bonds were presented for registration In April. They were In exact conformity with the proposition submitted , bore interest nt G pur cent , matured twenty years nfter date , nnd were redeemable nt the option of the county board ten years after date , but were dated January 2 , 1895 , this date baltig a portion of the proposition submitted to vote. Held , that the antedating- the bonds under these circumstances wns not a substantial defect. Aletz against State of Nebraska. Krror from the district court of Lancaster county. Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Norvnl. Defendants Jointly indicted for a felony , in the discretion of the court , may be separately tried , on motion of either the state or a defendant. 2. Objection to a severance comes too late after the formation of the jury. 3. A building erected upon a fnrm , de signed and used for the purpose of storing porn after It Is husked , Is a storehouse nnd warehouse within the meaning of tectlon 48 of the criminal code denning burglary. 4. Evidence examined , and held sutllclent to establish that the breaking was com mitted In the night season. 5. A breaking necessary to constitute the crime of burglary may be- any act of phy sical force , however slight , by which the obstruction to entering Is forcibly removed. 0. Error cannot be successfully assigned upon the omission of the trial court to In struct the Jury In a criminal prosecution that the failure of the defendant to testify creates no presumption against him , where no Instruction presenting such special fea ture of the trial was requested. 7. It Is error to give nn Instruction which assumes a controverted material fnct upon which there Is a conflict of testimony. 8. The giving of an erroneous Instruction is reversible error , although a correct ex position of the law on the same point haw been given to the jury. 9. That n building wns burglariously en tered and property stolen therefrom was , soon thereafter , found In the exclusive pos session of the licensed do not , alone , raise a presumption of law that ho Is guilty of the burglary. The Infererrce to be drawn from such fncts In for the Jury nlone to de termine when considered In connection with all other facts proven. Commercial State hank against Ketchnm. Error from the district court of Unwes county. Alllrmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Harrison. The ntndavlt required by the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure , In nn action commenced before a Justice of the peace to recover the possession of specific per sonal property , is the basis of the action and Is jiiruullctlonal and must be IKed before a valid writ cnn Issue. 2. AVhero the original affidavit in an action or replevin contains a defective statement of the necessary averments of the plain tiff's rights or claims It may be amended to make clear or certain that which was Indefinite or uncertain. 3 , When In an action of replevin Instituted by a coiporutlon or partnership the nf- lldavlt Is mndo by Home person for the cor poration or partnership , It must. In Its averments , refer to the rights and claims of the corporation or Mrm , and not those of the afllant , and If , In each necessary allegation , It refers to the claims of the afllant , the nllldnvlt will bp treated as In favor of the afllant Individually , and In- sulllclent to authorize the Issuance of nn order of delivery In favor of the corporation or firm , and where such writ was Issued and Is attacked by motion to quash on the ground of Insulllclcncy of the allldavit , tuch illldiivlt may not be umended so ns to make It one In favor of the corporation or part nership. Hough against Stover. Appeal from the district court of Douglas county. Alllrmed. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner Ryan. In a collateral proceeding a judgment Irregulnrly rendered cannot be assailed on that ground , provided the court which rcn- lered such judgment had proper jurisdic tion. 2. Questions of fact determined upon con flicting evidence will not be reviewed In the supreme court. _ Iliicklfit'N Arnlen Salve. The bct salve In the world for cutsbruises , sores , ulcers , call rhc-um , fever sores , totter , chapped hands , chilblains , corns , and all skin eruptions , and positively cures piles , or no : > ay required. It Is guaranteed to give p r- 'cct satisfaction or money refunded. I'rlco 25 cents per box. For sale by Kuhn & Co. Air * on txll socioA occasions. lYbu cwinoT go F folhe opero > ' 'without zswhiffo PURPLE AZALEA THE FASHIOhABLE PERFUME. 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The \vnxtetl purls , emissions , nervousness and physical dcblflty nil returning from atnifrsntul excesses , continue to rap the llfonuayrhnply because thotufrorerln blslcnornnrclstoolmsh. ful , too fnrgono Inn shrinking fear of discovery to umko known h'a condition or tn geek : out a friend. It Is this IncUof couraKP. thlsbllghtlnir , hncktvnnt fear Hint ImiproiuptiNl mo to make known to every man , weak nml worn out from dissipation or secret Bins , that thoru in H chaiico for you , an opportunity whereby you nmybo lifted out of thnt etato of dread nnd despair to n happy condition ofKClf rcbpectmi I nmnlycour- ngo. I , too , hail secretly suffered for y tart , but throuRlithonioncyofnrcmarkblcrciiicd > lam umvahnppy.vlRorous man PiijoyhiK to the fullest moasiiro the blesaltigs nnd privileges that only completa manhood can l > esto\v. I will tend ( scaled ) ths reclpo of this wonderful remedy IrillCI ; to any cuffercr who will wrllo to me. 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