0 TTI13 OMAHA DAILY 111315TTJ3I : ) > fIi3SnAY , DTCOIDMBEK 0 , I80G.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Visible Supply Decrease Cuusex n Strong
Wheat Market ,
CORN ALSO ADVANCES A FRACTION
Opening London tmil Liverpool Mitr-
VftH Were llriivjIn 'I'line at Momi
nliul Itednoeil 1'rlecn nnil
Them ; CIIUHCIVeaUlieH ! * .
Chlc.nc" , Dec. S. Wheat was today con
verted from nn apparently hopelessly weiik
market to .1 strong one by the large world's
visible supply dtrieaso. May closed from
Vie to % u higher than yesterday's Html UK-
tires after having sold over lc below that.
Corn uilvanee-d He , oats did not clmnso and
provisions advanced from 2io ! to DC.
Mny wheat opened today at from * * c to
He below tlio price It cloned ill the day
before. The opening range of the prices
simultaneously paid In different pints of the
pit was ftom JsOu to .SO'.ic ' , with the bulk
of tiaiiHtieitlons at the lower llgurc. Tlio
opening London iind Llveipool markets
were heavy In tone at somewhat reduced
lU'lci'D ami the. o were the chief source of
the weak fi-cllng. which started trading
here. The fuel that stocks In Kuropu and
alloat Increased over lO.frVJ.WO bu. last
month was also n factor and the decline ,
which started with the opening , continued
until May touched 7i'Li ! > Then the sentl-
iiu-Mt changed and the tone of the maikct
iradtmlly ; Improved up to the time of the
receipt of Ilradsticet's visible supply state
ment , which waa expected to bo bullish ,
and JiiHtllled such anticipations. The day's
utatlstlcs nlHo furnished some encourage
ment. The ChlciiKO receipts were 63 cars ,
compared with 2i > 7 In thu corresponding
day of last year ; Minneapolis and Duluth
KOI 4 ! > 2 cars , against 1,239 a year ago. The
.Atlantic port clearances of wheat anil
Hour weio ctuul to 475.000 bu. A telegram
from St. Louis said that one-llflh of all
the No. 2 led wheat there had broil sold In
the lust twenty-four hours. The Until *
Mreel's llgures showed u total decrease In
tlm world's stocks of 4,9l7iK ) ) bu. On receipt
of that the price , which had mc.inwhllc
crept up to MJXc , rose to from 80e to
Mie , and after a. slight reaction to S0',4c '
It look a second Fpurt as high as Sle before
the effect of the big reduction In the
world's visible supply exhausted Itself.
Closing cables showed geneuil declines.
The general market , however , held Its ad
vance , May finally closing steady at from
kOio to Wtc.
There v as an unusually large trade In
corn. It was accompanied by no excitement
and prleea kept within a narrow range ,
being governed almost entirely by the vari
ations In wheat. May started He lower
at 2 < Jc. It Fold between 20'lc and 2.17&C and
closed sternly at from 20lic to 20''ic.
At the opening o.its were steady and re
mained so until the professional talent
from wheat and com came Into the mar
ket and by free selling caused prices to
decline and a weak ft-cling to exist. Later ,
however , under liberal buying and to some
extent through sympathy with wheat , there
occurreil a reaction , which recovered the
early loss and u slight fraction In the bar
gain. May opened a shade lower at 21Uc ,
declined to 21e , recovered to 21c , closing
ntoaily at from 2IUc to 21'sc.
Trading In provisions as usual was quiet ,
but prices were steady and changed but
little. Opening prices were slightly higher ,
helped by a firm live stock matket. This
was also thu Incentive for the good buying
which followed mid which held prices
pteady throughout the Hesslon , May pork
rlosed lit- higher at $7.95 ; May lard , S\t.ii \
higher lit S-1.10 ; May ribs , 2' c higher tit
Jl.02'4.
[ Estimated receipts for Wednesday are :
Wheat. IS cars ; corn , 2M cars ; oats , 207
cars ; hogs , 3S.OOO head.
The leaning futures ranged as follows :
No. 2.
Cash quotations were nn follows ;
FIjQ.U'11 Dull nnd lOc lower ; winter patents ,
Jl.501f4.75 ; straights , JI.20in.CO ; Fpilng pptclulH.
J4.90 , pprlng patents , JI.25fl.CS ; straights , J3.90
OI.10 ; bakers' , J3.253.CO. |
WHEAT-No. 2 tprlng , 77'.4fi77c ; No. 2 red.
CORN No. 2. I3'if23Uc ; No. 2 yellow. 23UW
3Ue.
OATS-No. 2 , ISHe ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. , 22K
22 > ic ; No. 3 while , ISfilS'.Jc.
ItVE-No. 2 , S9c.
I1ARLEY No. 2. nominal ; No. 3 , t. o. b. , 2381
Sic , No. 4 , f , o. b. , 22 27c.
FLAXSEED No. 1 , 7TW79C.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlme. J2.CO.
PROVIHIONS-Porl : , mess , per bbl. , JG.S5JR90.
l.nnl. per 100 Ibs. , Jx7ii3.lO. ! Short ribs sides
( loose ) , J3.75ff3.95. Dry salted Hlnml lers ( boxed ) ,
J4.2504.50 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) . ! I.C094.12'i.
WHISKY-Dlstlllers' llnlphcd goods , per gal. ,
The following were the receipts and shipments
today :
On thu I'm lucu excuuff. ! < toliviui butter urir-
ket waa ntea-ly : creamery. ISa'JUe : dairy , luu
lUc. Kcga , Htea.ly ; Ircali. 'J'Jc. Cheuao , Htcady ;
M3W YOUIC CHMOItAL MAIllvIST.
< liiiitn < loiiM of ( lie liny on VnrliiiiH
( 'oiiiinoillllcN.
NEW YORK. Dec. S.-FLOl'R-Recelpts. Jl , .
COO bids. ; exports , 4S.2S7 bbls. ; market ruled dull
und cnny , closing n , shade steadier with wheat ;
MlnncFotn patents , J4.C004.S.O ; Minnesota bakers.
J3.0584.23 ; winter patents , J4.MHf5.15 ; winter ex
tras , J3.3504.W ; winter low grades , J2.S5W3.03.
Ilyu Hour , steady ; superfine , J2.S5ff3.05 ; fancy.
3.IOf(3.35. ( Iluekwlieat Hour , dull ; J1.35.
1IUCKWIIEAT Dull ut 35)37c.
( XRN MEAl -Steudy ; yellow western , 59c.
RYE Nominal ; car lots , 40W42c.
IIARLEY Steady ; western feeding , 28ilOE c :
malting , 3Si Co.
IIARLEY MALT Nominal ; western , SOfJ55c.
WHEAT Receipts , 42.COO bu. ; exports , 17,570
tu. ; ipot Inactive ; No. I hard. 93' c. Options
weak , and after declining fchnrply on Io er ca
bles und general liquidation recovered on the
unexpectedly large decrease In llradstreefs
vorld'H stock anil buying by shorts ; closed 'tit'
Uu net decline ; No. 2 led , May , 65i,8 4Cic ! ; closed
nt fCHc ; December , M > isi > 7io ; closed nt S7ic. !
CORN Receipts , 11C.20D bu. ; exports , 2IU.723
bu , ; siot | dull ; No. 2 , TJc. Options llriu all day
on light receipts ; closed UQ'.ic net higher ; May ,
21 l-164/32c ; closed nt 32c ; December closed at 290.
OATS Receipts , 2II.HXI bu. ; exports , 375 bu ;
spot dull ; No. 2 , 23(4c. ( Options dull , but steady ,
cluRlng unchanged.
HAY Weaker ; shipping. J5.5080.00 ; good to
choice , J7.Mjj7.CO.
HOPS Steady ; slate , common to choice , 1S95
crop , 37Uc | ; U9G ciop , 6HHc ; Puclllo count , U93
crup. 3 V7ic ! ; It9fl crop , I'ffHe. '
HIDES Firm ; ( Inlventnn. 13e ; Ilucnos Ayrcs ,
ilry , nominal , Texas dry , Uc ; California , lj'c.
LlCATHER-Qulet ; hemlock sole. Ilucnos
Ayres. light to heavy weights , 19fHi-Olio.
PROVISlo.NS IIeef. steaily ; family , J'J.OOSIO.OO ;
extra mem. J7 ; beef hams , J17.50tns.00 , Cut
meats , easy , pickled bellies , 4Vi < T5c ; pickled
xhouhicrs , Jl ; pickled hnm , fJSc. Lard , steady ;
estein KteanuMl , 14.15 , nominal ; rellned , steady ;
1'ork , dull ; old mess , JS.25Utl.7i ) ; short clear , JS.75
tiio.r.o , family. Jio.cooil.oo.
Hl'TTER-ltecelpts , 8.000 pkgs , ; western cream
ery. 13fl24c ; factory , 7MIc. .
CHEESE Receipts. C.051 pkgs , ; market quiet ;
flale , large , 7'iS < 10Vic ; small , 7iW10.c ! ( ; part
( klms. 3 < i j7c ; full rklms , 2'j 3c.
EtlllS Receipts. 9,153 pkgs. ; market Etendy ;
plate und Pennsylvania , 22f2Cc ; weitcrn , Id'i
( f2lc ,
OILS Cottonieed , steady ; prime crude. 21c ;
prlmo yellow , t4e : prime crude , f. o. b. . 17(7 l c ;
off summer yellow , 23'ic ' ; butter grades. 27c :
prlmo while. r'iCSc , Pttroleum , steady ; Unlteil
cloved at JI.OI blil. Ro | n. film ; strained , rum.
moil to good , Jl.bOtfl.tClj. Turpentine , ttcudy at
Mil 1 e.
COTTON Hy steam , 9 > ic.
(1RAIN lly steam , ( He.
RICE-Quiet ; fair tu extra , JTitfCo ; Japan ,
III 4 fie.
MOLASSES-Rtendy ; New Orleant , open kettle ,
i ; ' jil In choice , 2Ci3lo ; new crup , 9c ,
COTTON-lly ilram , 9-C4d.
( HlAlN-Hy ( team. 3Ud.
METALS-PlK Iron , steady ; southern , Jll.OOfJ
12 21 , northern , J1I.OOG13.00. Copper , easy ; bnk-
em , ll.3'n ! ' eirhnnge , Jll.23iril.50. Lead ,
ilrtmg , brukrrs. It.75 ; exchange , t3. Tin , quiet ;
( train. J13 ; | ) lat s , Jll ; micller , quiet ut 14.25.
Ilry ( iuotlN ,
NEW YORK. Dec. 8-For current wants of
rvery dercrlptlon of cutton and woolen guudu , the
ilrinnnd for anil tales of , when taken collec-
Ihely , were nf moderate Imporlunrc. For vprlng
peclalllea. however , the Inquiry was more
marked , anil of lome clant * of goods there weru
very fair orOers ylaced. At the bctt , howtvtr ,
U wr.1 .1 t.v t market. P'lntlns clnlhi' wrr dull
ut 3V1 , nnsnl 'ii. nnil f , rl.i ! isnleF nt 29-lCi
KALI. RIVER. il.iFH. DrPrint rli.tlis .
dull nt 2iir , n < imlnilnln ; nt second hand nt
2n. | o.
MANCIIKSTER , ! > < . 8-Cluth nmrki't dull
fin. I Inactive. Ynms trmihtt ttcaily , with little
Joint ; . _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _
STOCKS AM ) IIOMIS.
lit Sccurltli'M
- 'I'linn U'n.i I\MM'OI | | | .
NriXV YORK. Der. 8. The FtocU mnrkit tu.1 y
vnfl to n certain extent pcifunctoiy. DenllngH
tttre wnteilnlly IlKhlcr than for n long tlmo
pant , nnd the ( .rofcsMrmnls , w.illu IncllnMl to thu
bear side. dlFplayed n vnclllMIng temper. The
result wun .a poorly illstill.uicd nnd ll regular
speculation within n n.tirow r.tnru Dealings for
fnrrlgn nrcnunt.hlle . in6 < lcrnte Inolume , wern
mainly for the Ions ncrr.unti the pre ldcntlnl
ni'-vsiiKP nppnrenlly being fnvornbly received In
London. The local traders , lioucvcr , made their
iisunl nttmk * upon lle peclaltl"s for effect upon
prices generally. The result lu-hleved , however ,
jumUled excn the moderate energy eNpend d , ow-
till ? to the t-ontlnue.l dlFlnellnntlon of holders of
stneks to pait with their proieiy. | ( Prices F' m
rallied , after enrly declines , but the market ,
w'.ille exceptionally dull , ngnln became heavy
and unsettled In tone , A ilrlvc was made nt
Chicago ( las , causing n decline of I1. 4 in the
FtDck. The gcneinl inniket wnn sympathetically
nffecteil to n fractional extent. Sugar was de-
prcxi-ed Fllghtly nn unfavornldc trade iidvlces
nnd ptedlctluns of Impending lioMHo lenlFlntlon.
At tne low points some coxerlng purchntes anil
moderate buying for long accounts were noted ,
In connection with nn ensler market f"r foreign
exchange , nctiml sterling llgutes weic reduced
slightly and posted limitations \\crc lowered \'t \
per cent by one prominent drnwer.
The market borderrd on netual stagnation
nftcr the llrst hour , nnd the range of lluctnn-
tlnns was In-lunlllrant In most inFtances , aside
from Ijike Shore , which roce 2 per rent on light
transaction * . Coiinolldated Oa was particularly
heavy , and yielded 2'i ' per cent to 15S rallying
FUliFe'iuently to I5i. ! The declaration of the nsua
qiiaitcrly ilililcn < ! ( if IH per cent 01 : Manhatta
nnd the icconunenilntlon by the Western Unlo
executive committee of the regular dlshnrfemen
tomorrow by the full board failed to quotahl
affect the prices of the I elective Flocks lieyon
n light frnrllon. but exerted n steadying In
lluence upon the general lint. American Spirit
preferred fell 1V4 per cent on a reported hltc
in the effort now making In riilcncu toward n
agreement between the lending IntercFts In th
trade. A light rally followed the publlrntlon o
n denial of the rumor. St. Paul & Omaha com
mon tnmli a further rife of l',4 per cent to 49 >
on the nltece'l ' prospect of the declaration of
dividend. The closing wns Flendy , with the ne
changes generally loFres , The railway bon
mnrl.et exhibited Irregularity , and especially I
the usually neglected Issues , which were wide )
dealt In. but the trend of prltes was iloun
ward. The li es In the netlve bonds wer un
Imporlnnt. The sales were Jt. 445,100.
Evening Post's Lomloii Mnanclal cablegram
President Cleveland's message Is favorably re
garded here , but following the distinct lead u
the New York marketH Americans were lowe
lodny. There wns no pressure to Fell here nm
the clone wns above the lowest. Other maikct
were Idle and depressed before tto. : general Fet
lltment , which will commence tomorrow. Th
last account In the tear Is usually dull nnd fea
tureless. Consolsc lower There Is n rencwn
of the talk nf gold exports to ( lermany. Horn
mils were Hat because of labor troubles. Mine
were steady. The settlement shows n bear nc
count In places. The Itnnk of IlenKnl's mto 1
up 9 per cent. The Indian government Is ex
pfcted to raise a sterling loan hole , or Iffii
treasury bills enrly next year. The Paris am
Ilerlln markets were weaker.
The following wete the closing quotations on
Ih" leading stocks of the New York exchanu
today :
Tlio total sales of tlncls todny were 123,778
shares. Including the following : Consolidated
( las , 8.100 ; Ameilcan Sugar , 20.MO ; llurllngton
& ( Julncy , 17.100 ; Chicago Onf , C,7uO ; I nilKVllIe
b Nnshvllle. 700 ; Manhattan. r,200 ; Omaha. 3,100 ;
Rending. 6.500 ; St. Paul. 13,000 ; Union Pacific ,
C,50 ; Westcin Union , GKO.
XIMV Vurk Muni * ) ' 3liirkit.
NEW YORK , Dee. S. MONEY ON CALI/
> -asy at 1H'W2 per cent : last loan , 2 per cent ;
closed at I'.tii2 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE. PAPER 4JJ5 per cent.
STKRI.lNd IJXrllANTiK Heavy , with actual
business In lianl.crk' blllj nt JI.KVjM.K for
lemnnd and ? 4 > 3'n4S3'i ' for sixty days ; poxtvd
rates , JI.SIB4.S4Vi and J4.S7S4.SS ; commercial
illls. J4.MH.
OOVERNMENT DONDS-FIrm ; state bunds ,
lull ; rallrond bonds , cnrlcr.
RAR SILYER-CS'kC.
SILVER CiRTIFlCATES-C5l < , C5iic.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
ll.sIs. . reJTnuiv. lllij ( " ( \ P. 1 M of'DO. . . .
J.S. 4Hooiip.na\v. 11DW 1) . AH. U. 7 irj
U. S. Oi , re ? . lliv : I ) . All. O. H '
: j. S. fi * . coup . Krln-'d * 11. ' )
U. S. 4s. HI ! ) ( ' , . II. .fcS. A. 111. . . .
U.S. 4H.cour > lllllt ( J. II. XS. A. 7 . . . . ' .13
U.S. 'Jn.ra ; II. .VT. O. 61 HIS
'aclllclliof ' ! j. . . llolll 111(1 (
Ala. claii A 10.UC M. . K. AT. 1st 11. H-J
Ain..clasnll . 11) ' . ' du'-'d Is fi'.IU
OS MiuuaiUnluii.il. . Ill
Ala. ( Jurrmicv HI N. J.O. ( Jan. J < . . . . IHhi
La. Sow Con. Is. . II'I No. I'.iolllo Uti. . 11.1
iou OO ilH IIO
' ' ' " T
N. ( Mil . . . . . , 11 ii N. W. Con nls. . . . iMi :
N. U. * 1UI ) iloS. P. lli'j. 3 . inOH
S.C. no.ifiml II. ( J. Went. Ints. . . 7HH
Trim , new Hal Mv 83 St. P. CatiHaU 7 < . . lilt )
Trim. HOWS31 3n. . 103 doO. , VP.V. . . - . . llllj
Trim , old flv HU St. U.tl. M.Uon.l. 711
Va. Centime * ' " " " .1. un
doduforred < il
Atchlson 4i 7H lToxailMe. 'Jil-i. . .
Alcnlhou''d A 4m i ; . p. iHtiof 'Jl. . . .
Canada So. ' 'd . . . . \VnstShoni ll 107
L. H N. tmllloit i. TlttfilO. U. & N. Ists. . . . 11:1 :
.Fao , : i.U "s
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oattlo Eccoipts Incuaso , but tlo Tone of
Trndo is ttill Low ,
BEEF STEERS SELL SLOW AND DRAGGY
IliiOlirrn * Stuck More Active with n
Holler l'V ( > lhifr H KN Show Con-
Improvement In
mill I'rli-o.
SOUTH OMAHA , Dec. 8-Ilccclpta for tlio
days Inillcntcd were :
Cattle. How. SIiccp. Horses.
December 8 3.258 4.292 2.O.V. 66
December 7 2.7M 1,730 Mt
December 5 l.Mil CiW7 1,060 IS
December 4 1.SS9 G.M1.226 . . . .
December 3 2.B71 4,717 l,3iU a
December 2 3.SOO I > ,140 1,461 2
December 1 3.C1S 12 4M 1,103 . . . .
November 30 2,315 2,075 301 31
November 28 2,317 4,402 32fi ' . . . .
Tinolllclal numlier of cars of stock
brought In toiluy by each roail wns :
Cuttle. HOBH. Sheep. H'r's.
C. , M. ft St. P. Hy. . 1
O. & St. L. Uy 7 3 . . . .
Missouri 1'nelllo lly 6
Union I'aelllu system IS It 2 2
C. & N.V. . Uy 1
! ' . . H. & M. V. II. H. . 21 15 1
S. C. & V. lly 1
C. , St. P. . M. & O. Hy 7 1
H. & M. It. II. 11 4S 27
O. . II. & U. Hy
K C. ri St. .1 19
C. , U. 1. & 1' . Hy. , c. . . 1
C. . H. I. & 1' . Hy. , W , . 1 1 11 _
Total receipts 12S 61 10 2
Tlio disposition of the ilay'a receipts was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num.
ber of head Indicated :
Huyers. Cattle. HORH. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 17 4M
G. H. Hammond Co 301 1.107
Swift and Company 'Ml .V > " > 231
Cudahy I'lickliiK Co D71 Ilu7 im
U. Decker & UcRiin 4W !
J. I * Carey 5 > S
I.obimm & Hothschllds. . 3'JI
\V. I. Stephens 22
Hill & Lrfjwls Co 21
Huston & Co IIS
Cudahy P. Co , K. C OM5 1,122
Cudahy Co. , Milwaukee 607
Other buyers 227 1
Left over 150 2.10
Totals sTlb2 4,312 2.0.V )
CATTLK Toduy'H cattle run wan slightly
above yesterday's record , but smaller than
a week ago by about ICO head. Of the
number reported In , 5S6 head were con
signed direct to packers , leaving barely
2,400 on sale. The proportion of cornted
cattle was much lan-er than usual.
A Rood many of tlio fat cattle on sale
were shortfcil HtulT , and while there were
some nrctty decent cuttle , there wus not u
single bunch of what would bu considered
real prime cornfed steara. The moat of the
cattle were such as are selling at J3.701fl.00.
Tlio market on fat cattle was slow and
druggy , and It was late before a clearance
was effected.
In butchers * stock there was more ac
tivity , and the moat of the cows and heif
ers sold In good season at prices that were
fully steady and In some cases strong.
Among the offerings there was one bunch
of cornfed heifers that was better than
anything seen here before this season ,
which brought 1.3. , . The stocker and
feeder trade wan also fairly active at good ,
steady prices. The country demand has
been of good proportions this week , and
supplies have been kept well cleaned up , so
that regular operators were In a position
to buy freely this morning and the olferlngs
for the most part changed hands In good
Heprcucntatlvc sales :
I. . . .1010 00 9. . .10SO J.I CS 131. . .1172 J3 M )
30. . . . 9C9 3 30 10. . .1051 3 C 12. . . .1175 3 " "
18. . . .1017 3 40 24. . .1030 3 Co 30. . .ur.i ; 3
20. . . .1003 3 40 C. . . 971 3 70 20. . , .1213 3 0
1. . . .1170 3.-.0 40. . 3 70 6. . .1221 3 ' .
GS. . . .1193 3 > 5 IS. . .1170 375 20. . .1195 4 00
47. . . .1170 355 Ii. . . 975 3 (0 IS. . 4 00
32. . . . .1032 3 CO C2. . .12S3 3 SO 106. .1248 I ( X )
7. . . .1231 3 CO
COWS.
1. . . . HO 1 73 . .10W 2 33 11. . 1211
1. . . . ( CO 1 75 . . 965 2 40 L. 1260
L.L.
1. . , . 820 1 75 . .1215 2 45 L. 1170
L.S.
1. . . . . 970 2 CO . . 953 2 tO S. . lose
3. . . . .11)23 2 W . .10W 2 50 L. 1250 2 80
L.L.
6. . . . .101)6 : w > . . 6s2 2 50 L. H'20 2 SO
wmo
1. . . . .1000 mo . . 970 3. . 10WJ
1. . . . 900 2 i . . 920 2 C.O 1U09 2 ID
11. . ! . . 959 2 i . .1190 ! CO 870 2 SO
4. . . . .1005 2 i ; 13. . . .1000 2 M 1005 2 tO
1. . . . .1143 2 i . . E40 2CO L. 12CO 2 [ 5
L.L.
3. . . . .HOC O t . . 92S 2 63 L. 11CO 2 fcj
4. . . . .1040 22 : 2 CO 10. . 1005 * * ( S5
. .1030 2 2i > 4. . . . 855 2 10 L. 10SO 2 90
, . 12 9. . . . 800 12. . 1010 2 95
, .1150 1 1170 2 CO 1. . 1150 3 00
. .1075 2..1170 2 70 7. . 1220 3 W
L. , . 910 L. . . 950 2 70 10. . 1051 3 05
1051mo
3. . . .1053 2 30 19..1087 271) L. mo .1 15
HEIFERS.
3. . . C53 2 25 3. . . . 500 2 S5 2. . . SOO 300
3 : . . GIG 2 C5 3. . . . 7G 2 90 3. . . UK ) 3 10
3. . . 620 2 70 72..1153 .2 95 H. . . 803 325
L. . 649 2 75 I , . . . 710 3 CO 22. . .1020 335
HULLS.
.1200 1 50 1..15CO 2 25 L. .1C10 CO
. .two 1 75 L. . . 390 2 25 L. .1210 50
.1126 2 05 S..1151 230 S. . .1301 55
. 195 2 10 S..1K.2 2 30 2. . .1310 55CO
.1400 2 IS 1..1220 2 35 L. .1300 CO
.1390 2 20 1..1070 2 35 2. . .1435 CO
.ll..S 2 25 1..1I.-0 235 4. . .KC7 CO
.14iO 2 25 1..1500 2 40 L. .12M ) CO
.1590 2 25 1..10SO 2 40 L. . SSO G5
.1139 2 25 2..H10 2 CO L. .1COO 215
CALVES.
1. . 350 2 50 SC7 3 70 L. . 170 S 00
L. 390 2 03 L.L. . 270 4 00 L. , 150 5 00
4. . 3CO 2 G5 L. 110 4 50 L. . 220 C25
7. . 317 3 C5 110 4 75
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1. . CSO 2 50 ' 2. . . . 475 3 25 S. . .ion 3 45
L. 610 2 75 14. . . . 703 3 25 L. . 4.10 3 50
2 " 1010 2 75 41. . . . 805 3 25 L. . COO 3 CO
J"L. 485 2 75 G. . . . 013 3 30 11. . . uo 3 60
L. 290 3. . . . 690 3 30 2. . . 790 3 50
L.ii . 535 3 00 44. . . . 915 3 35 4. . . 437 3 60
ii ! , 720 3 CO 8. . . . C22 3 35 IS. . G75 3 CO
? ' 3 00 10. . . . COO 3 40 II. . C02 3 UO
CCS 3 W 2. . . . 470 3 40 92. . .1125 3 ( ,21/i
I ! ! , . ' .CO 3 00 L. . . 510 3 40 49. . 421 3 G5
? , 510 3 (10 2. . . . MO 3 40 4. . 3J2 3 65
, ' ' , 770 3 ( "J 12 7W > 3 40 4. . 702 3 70
so' . , 9CO 3 C5 3 750 3 40 37. . C07
21. . , 930 3 10 3 890 3 45 9. . 49 $ 3 & 5
L. , CSO 3 20 2. . . . iCO 3 45
WESTERNS.
IDAHO.
Thomas Kough.
No. Av. Pri No. Av. Pr.
I bull 1190 J2 00 1 feeder. . . . 610 13 ( > )
1 bull 1CCO 2 10 2 feeders. . ,10i5 3 W
2 bulls.\.1330 2 25 231 feeders. , . 9SO 3 45
4 cows HO 2 25 83 feeders. . .102S 3 DO
10 cows H2 2 70 74 feeders. . . 773 3 55
COLORADO.
1 cow. . S20 1 75 43 feeders. . .1122 3 50
J. R. Spence.
9 cows. . . . , 917 2 35 13 feeders. . .723 3 Co
1 feeder. . , UO 3 00
00UTAH.
UTAH.
S bulls 1400 2 15 27 heifers. . . . 915 300
3 stags 1483 2 CO 17 feeders. . 360
1 feeder 1070 3 CO
COWYOMING
WYOMING ; .
Flunk llenlon ,
1 bull 1210 2 10 2 feeders. . . . 1010 3 00
2 bulls 1170 2 25 51 feeders.1013 3 35
3 cows 872 2 05
HOGS As compared with previous weeks there
vus u fnlr average lun of lie s , but theie were
inly about n third au many as n week ago ,
The receipts for the two iluys this week foot up
nly 5,950 , us against 15,133 for the corresponding
wo days of last week.
The market was decidedly In the favor of the
ellcrs nnd entirely sntlsfnctory to the Interests
epreiented by them. It opened lOc higher nnd
it-Id that way until the close , everything chang-
ng bunds early under the Influence of n very
rood demand. There weie quite a number of
iKht loads In the yards , so that the .actual
ales averaged moic than lee hhher than ycs-
erJay , when there were no light weights here.
The heavy hog * weighing SOU jHiuniN nnd above
old ut H. 10Q3.20 , but very largely nt J3.15 , ns
gainst JJ.OOW3.10 yesterday. The medium weight
lid light loads brought J3.2ufil.30 , the top bing
So higher , owing to the absence of light hogs
n yesterday's market.
Today's advance carries the maikct to the
lUliHl point since Thursday of last week. It
s now about lOe higher than the close uf last
week , but still 20e lower than It WHS nt the
pcnlng of Inn week , which was the extreme
this fall. Representative
Over $411,000,000 Paid to Policy Holders
in Fifty-three Years !
S ! i
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I
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A , ' ;
8H12EI' There were ten cnra or Blievp here , but
half of them were eontlgneil illrect to packer * .
The market \vus active niul tlrm. Itcprescntatlvc
salfR :
No. Av. Pr.
IOC native owes ill J2 U
? .K > feil natlxe western owes 1011 3 W
57 native wethers 116 3 M
2 ! ) nntlve lamhx 7S 4 13
42 native lambs 73 GOO
CHICAGO 1,1 VIS STOCK.
Trmle In Cattle * AViiH l-'nlrly Aiilinali-il
nt CiMiorally Stcnily 1'rloex.
CIIICAOO. Uec. S. Trade In entile was fairly
animated at Rcncrally eteaily prices , the only
noteworthy clmnKc being mi advance of Xc In
prime OhrlMinas cattle. While n few Chilstmas
entile broURht from JJ.40 to } j.0 , only n flnnll
percentnKe of the cattle went above } . " , , and sales
were made all the way down to from $3. 0 to
$3.75 for a few common dresct > d beef ftecrtf.
Tanners' and butchers' cattle were In KOOI ! de
mand. wlti : cows nnd heifers relllni ; largely nt
from )2.1U to } 3.2S. Hulls sold .at an extreme
rniiRi * of from SI.75 to J4. mainly nt from ( i ;
to J3. Slags rold nt frem S-.CO to ! 3.U ; oxen nt <
fiom i2.40 to 13.20 , and ealves at from IS.SO to i
* o.75 per ICO ILs. far the best. Texas cattle sold
mainly at from I3.75 to * l.j. i
There was n fairly uctl\c trade In IIOKS. nnd
priccH were ttrorm nnd InrKely ( c lilrlier. with the
bulk of IICRS KoltiR at from } 3.20 lo 13.30. The
ponrcpt lots of coarse h < avy ruhl nrotmd JJ. and
one prime butcher welKht broiiRht from $3.37',4
to J3.4U. HOBS were not very plentiful , and cenli-
abls lots brouRbt from J3.il tu M.S. , .
I'llres for Flteep and lamba were about lOc
better on an average todny. Sheep fold nt from
(2.20 to (2.00 for veiy eominun up to from VI.DO
to } 3.7. for choice to prime llocka. We terns tulii
frum > 2.CS for common up to J3.W for choice
fed. VenrllnKS brought fiom M. 5 to } 4.M for
choice to prime , and the latter sold actively
nt from 13.25 to ? 3.7 ! > fur the poorest up tu from
} 5 to } 5.L'5 for the Itctt.
HecelptF rnttle , & .CCO head ; hogs , 19.COO head ;
theep , sf.CW head.
Kiiiimin City I.lvc Sluolc.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. R. PATT1.K IlccelptB. .
8.000 head ; { hlpmentE , 3,200 henil ; market stnnic ;
Texas steers , S2. 0j3.iiO ; Texas cows , Sl.Mij2.iO ;
native rteers , ! 3.CO' < j.'i.CU ; native rows and helf-
ern , } l..uf(3.CO ; Hoclicia and feeders. K.'Mtt.lO ;
bulls. SI.Ci3.CO.
11OOS lieeelpts , $ .000 head ; shipments , none ;
market f.ftlCc hlKher and active ; bulk of fates ,
J3.2083.30 ; heavy. 53.1503.20 ; packers. J3.10ii3.25 ;
mlxcl , J3.2003.32V < i : IlKhts , iJ.20i3.35 | ; Vorkers ,
J3.nntT3.35 ; pigs , J3.lin3.25.
KHKUI1 Itecelpts , 3,000 bend ; shipments , 1,400
head ; nmrkct Meady to htionKi lambs , J3.00Q
4.35 ; nmttoim , Jl.C5ij3.25.
Xi-Ti" York McStock. .
NK\V YOUIC. Dec. 8. IIKIiVRS Hecelpts , 05
head ; no tradlnc ; rabies ipiotc Ameilcnn steers
nt lu&llc ; sheep , Sii ' , ic ; refrlKerutor beef at "if
fe ; exports , ( W beeves nnd 3,000 ijuurtcru of
beef.
SlIKii' : AND UAMIlS-Ile' clrts. 3 car..Mark t
ipilet but llrtn ; > < lirn > . t-.Wiil.M.
IIOOS HecelptM , . 6,741 head. Market Uemorul-
Izcil nt t3.2o03.C ( > ,
St. I.ouiH I tvt * Stunk.
ST. I/5UIS , Dee , S.-CATTLK-Ilecclptii. B.OOO
head ; market vtendy ; native * . | ilpplnK utrers ,
Sl.WSi'l.HI ; ( tocliers nnd feeders , Jlis5tf3,10 ; Texas
anil Indian Hi-i-ra ? J2.4Cft3.KI. !
1IOS lleeelpm. 7 K ) head ; market SfllOc
hlRher ; light , J1.15fl3.20 ; mixed , J2.)0(3.20 ! ) ( ; heavy ,
J2.S5 f3.23. r"
HHKKP Iterelpts. 3.COO head : market steady ;
muttons , S2C003.75jinbs. | J3.00V4.7S.
Record of receipts of live stocic nt the four prin
cipal markets Iccanrl > er 8 , It''O :
Cattle. HOBS. Sheep.
South Oimha . . . . . ; . , - t . 2 M5 4 2JO 2,0:5
ChlciiKO . , ; . , . S.O'JO 11)WO ) 8,000
Kansas flty . . . . . . . . , Wfl ) 8,000 S.IHHJ
St. IxiulH . , .Jl . 5.000 7,000 3UQ )
Totala . . . . . . . . . . . . 20.JI35 38,220
Artriiiiiiiliitiiili of drain Storkx.
NKYOTIK. . Uec. V. Hprvlal cable nnd telp-
Kruphto illrpatche * ' tu' llnidmnet'a coverlnK the
principal point of nccumuhitlon Indicate tlio
follawlni ; Untunes In available supplies nf grain
Saturday , December f , us compared with the
piecedtng Saturday ! Wlieut , I'nlled States ami
Canada , eatt of the Itueliles , tlecieuse , ' . ' , IIT.I/'O
bu , ; a lion t for an In Kurope , drervape , 2r,44GOO
bu. ; total dcciearo In the world's available crop ,
4irjWO | bu , Corn , I'nlted States nnd Canada ,
enut of the nockles. decrease , 'J.S.U > bu. Oatn.
I'nlli'il Stales and Canada , eaut of the llockles ,
decreare..31 < iiuO bu. There win n liirsa drercnro
In stocks of available wheat at Koit William last
\viek , nearly 000,000 bu. Most of the other de-
cuanes not covered In thu dlllelal visible supply
talement was -mall. The inoit Important of the
cbriespondlnR Incientes wan that lit Cleveland ,
bu , , the next larKest being 93,000 bu. , ut
ColTtM.Market. .
NK\V YOniv. Dec. i.-COKKKi-Oillon :
opened steady , with" prices S'dlO points hlKher ;
nili-,1 fairly active nnd Kent-rally llrm cm ( Inner
Kuropcan cables , ini lernle line buylni ; and local
coverlnK ; demiind met by veiiltered relllnKi cloerd
steady lit Hi'M points advanee ; unles , 191,250 IIUKS.
IncltldlliK : Decembrr. P.35ii9,4S : March. J9.40U
MO. Spot coffee , lllo , ( jllkt ; N'o , 7 , jobblm ; .
JlO.iO ; Invoice. J10. Mlhl , iiuletj Cordova , Ili.lOW
17.00 ; ale . 1,200 ban * waiihed. Total waiehonte
dellverlei from the UnitedStftlei. . 10,94 lms > ,
Includlni ; SJM ( rom Nw York ; New York muck
today , .150.23G bnirs ; United Plates Floelt. 421. C.T
baKS , nflot for the I'liltcd Stntei : , 221I.OCO bnK :
total visible rupply fur the I'nlted States , ( wO.CSi
busts , nunlntt 517.SC6 Imcs lust year.
SANTOS. Dec. 8. COKKI3I : Quiet : KOod. aver
age Santos , lO.fCO rel ? . Receipts , two ilnys , 18-
000 bairs ; i-tock , 751. 0 < X ) baps.
llAMItl'RO , Dec. R.-rOlTKU-Sleady nt4
pfR. decline. Sales , 5.000 li.icn.
HAVRK , Dec. S.-rOFI'iK-Closnl : ijnlet but
steady at If net decline. Sales. 28.0nO bags.
H1O , Deo. f.-COK'in | 1'lrin ; No 7 Rio. 10,750
rcls ; exchange , S 11-liid. Receipts , two days , IC.-
( - 00MKfi \ cleared for the t'nlted Stntes. S.COO
hags ; clenred for liurope , 2,000 bags ; stock , SS6-
000 bags ,
OMAHA RK.VKHAI , MAKKIVr.
Coiulltloii of Trnilc niul ( Itiotntloim
oil Ntiiplt * mill l < 'aii.y I'roiluoo.
. KaRS rrcvli gathered , 21022c.
nUTTKH Common to fair , SSiPe ; uholcc to
fancy , loll , 13ft U'C ; Fcparalor creamer ) ' . 21c ;
gathered cream.1SQ20C. .
GAMi : I'ralrlo chickens , per doz. , JC.OOC625 :
quail , Jl. 0001. 50 ; blue ulnged teal ducks , J1.50Q )
1.75 ; green wing , tl.25 ; reilhends and mallards ,
J3.SOS'3.75 ; unall rabbits. MSCOc ; Jacks , Sl.COfll.50 ;
squirrels , C0ff75cdeir ; saddles. 15QlGc ; carcasfcs ,
11 12c ; antelope saddles , 1314c | ; cnrcurses , lOtf
lie.
lie.CHHKSK Domestic brick. lOo ; IMam. per doz. ,
4J.OC ; club houre , 1-11 > . Jaru , j > cr doz. , J3.15 ; l.lm-
berKer. fancy , per Hi. , i'c : Koiiuefort. * r-lb.
Jars , per doz. . J3.00 ; Youns Americas , Ilo ;
twins , fancy , lO'.ic.
VEAl. Choice fat. EO to 120 Ibs. , are quoted nt
7Sc ; Isrse nnd coarse. 435c.
DRHSSKD rOl'I.TRY-Chlrkcns. 505'.jc ; tur
keys , SfiSc ; Kec-e , 7itSc ; ducks , fe.
I.IVK 1'Ol'I.TRY Not wanted.
I'lf ! ICONS I.tve , 76JOOc ; dead pigeons not
wanted.
HAY Upland , { 5.50 ; midland , J4.50 ; lowland ,
H : rye straw , J4 ; color makes the price on
hay ; lleht bales rell the best ; only top Grades
brine ; tup prlccn.
1IROOM CORN Kxtrcmely slow sale ; new
crnn. dcllvereil 01 ; track In country ; choice gretn
Mr-worklne cnrpet. per Ih. . Z'Jo : choice green.
running to hurl JWr : commnn , Hie.
SWJ5KT POTATOES On orders , per bbl. , $2.00.
ONIONS Good stock , per bu. , 35840C.
LIMA llKANS-1'er II ) . . 4e.
I1BANK Hand picked navy , per bu. , Jt.3031.40.
fAllIIAOK Heine giown , per hundred , SOc
Oji.no.
rii.inY : I'cr doz. . 2Sfl30c ; fancy , large , 45 ®
COr.
POTATOES ( lood rliv * ) : , per bu. , 2o ; Wyotn *
Incr Btoc'c. racked , FOr per ICO Ib3.
rnurrs.
GRAPES Crates , IS pony baskets , Concords
nnd Cntnwbns , per crates , J3.00.
MAIAOA CRAI'ES-1'er leg. J7.MB7.SO.
CllANIllJRHIES-Cape Cod , per bbl. , JO.CPJ7 .50.
Al'PI.ES-C'ooklns. per bbl. . $1.75 : eating , J1.7S
2.00 ; fancy New York , Jl.75ft2.00.
PAMPORNIA PHARS-l-er box , I2.00C2.25 ;
New York , per bbl. , J3.5084.UO.
QUINCES Per bbl. . J4
TIIOI'lCAl , FltUITfl.
OFANDES ! Mexican , J3.75.
I.KMO.N.S-M.-fflnnx , J5.00 ; choice California ,
J3.50i/3.75 ; fancy. J4.00.
l.V.\S-Cliolcc. large stock , per bunch.
IMi/vU.tt ; in-illum-lMl bunches , Jl.Cog2.Ct.
11ISCEM.ANEOLV.
IIONHY Fancy liltc. per lb. , 14c ; choice , 13c ;
California , umber color , lOe.
CIDIClt-Clarllled juice , per half bbl. , J2.0 ; per
bbl. , : t.2JH4.r.O.
MAPI.i : SVltUP-Flve-gal. raps. each. J2.7S ;
gal. cans , per do : . . J12 , half-sal , cans , JG.2S ;
'llinrt raiui. S3.CO.
SAUER KRAUT Per half bbl. , Jl.7502.00 ;
bbis. , n.own 25.
FIOH Imported fancy , C crown. : o-lb. boxei ,
ICe ; choice 10-lb. boxes , 3-crown. 12J/13C.
NUTS Almonds , California , per lb. , larBe *
size , 13c ; llrazlls , per lb. , lOc ; Unsllsh wnl-
urns , per lb. . fancy , soft uhell , 12 JI2' ' , e ; stand ,
ants , HOll'.ic ; lllbcrts , per II ) , . lOc ; pecans , jiol-
IMuil. large , jQlOc ; jumbo , llfll'-'c ; largo hick
ory nuts , JI.2S pr bu. ; small. J1.50.
DATES Fard , 15-lb. boxes , per box , Oc.
FRESH HEATS.
llEEF-Good nutlxe steers , 4C'0 ' to COO Ibs , , CO
"e ; westsin steers , SSHjc ; good cows un < l hell-
cry , tfiDlic ; medium cows and heifers. 4 ? < c ; good
forcquaners cows and heifers , 3ic ; good
forequnrtcis natHe Mccm , lc ; good hindquarters -
quarters cows nnd heifers , Cic ; gooil hlndquar-
terj native steers. 8 > .se ; cow rounds , 5e ; eow
plates. 3Uc ; bonelets chucks. 4c ; cnw chucks , 3V4C ;
steer chucks , 4c ; beef tendtrlolns , 22e : beef
rolls , bonelecH , lOc ; slrlnln butts , boneless , 10c ;
loin backs , bonelcrs , lOo ; loin backs , t > c ; cow
ribs , No. 3 , 7u ; cow lulns , No. 3 , 9c ; beef
trimmings , 2Uc ; rump butts , Co ; shoulder clods ,
tttc.
tttc.POUIC DiPsrcii hogs. DC ; porl : loins , 0 < c ; pork
tenderloins , 15c ; rparu ribs. 5c ; ham hausnKc ,
butts , Re ; pork shoulders , rough , 4'ic ; pork shoul
ders , cklnned , 4Hc ; porli trimmings , tu ; leaf lard ,
not rendered , Cc.
MUTTON Dremed lamb. 7o ; dresned mutton ,
Cc ; tacks , mutton , i'jc ' , ; legs , mutton , Mic ; bad
dies , mutton , 8ic ! ; slew. 3o ; sheep plucks. 3c.
HIDES , TAMX1W , HTC.
HIDES No. 1 green Hides , 5c ; No. 2 green
hides , 4c ; No. 1 itrecn raited hides. , 7c ; No. 2
green suited hides , Cc ; No. 1 Veal calf , 8 lo 12 II ) * . ,
7c ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 lo 15 Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1 ilry
Hint tildes , ! i < (10e' No. 2 dry Hint hides. Sf9c ; No.
1 dry ( ulted hides , kiiSe ; part cured hides. Ho
per lb. less than fully cured ,
SHKEP YEfVTS-Urecn raited , each. 25ftCOu ;
green salted , shearings ( shott nooled early kln * ) ,
each , 15o ; dry rhearliiKs ( ibcrt wimlcd early
rklns ) , No. 1 each , 5c : dry Hint , K n > as and
Nebraska butcher \\nol pelts , per lb. . actual
weight. 4fjOe dry Hint , Kansas and Nrbrn-ku
Murrain wool peltt , per lb. . actual weight. 3'iMc ;
dry Hint I'olorailo butcher wool pells , per lb , ,
actual weight , 4j.c , dry Hint Colorado Murrain
wool iiells , per lb. , nctunl weight , Sifli' . feet
cut off , as It U unelins to pny freight on them.
TALLOW AND ORKASE-Tallow. No. 1 , 3o ;
tallow. No , Z , S'c ' ; gr a e , white A , > c ; grease ,
whin ll , : o ; greiuc , yellow , 2cj greaie , dark , Die ;
"Id butter , 2iJ2'Jc ; beepwnx , prime , I..ff22c ; rough
tallow , lc.
M'OOl.-rnnaFhed , line , heavy , 6IT7c ; fine , light ,
! > ' ' 19e. qunitcrblood , 10il2f ; FeeJy. burry and
ehaffy , SSJOc ; eotted and Jin , ken. coarfe , 7 ( ? ! > c ;
celled an.1 limkcn , fine. 6'd > p. Klecee Washed
Medium. If.filSe ; line. lllflCe ; tub wnsheil. ICWIff
black , Sc ; bucks. Cc ; tag locks , 2iT3c ; dead pulled.
twee.
HONES--ln car lots , \\elphed nnd delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton. JI2.00f 14.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton , $ IO.OOfil2.0 < i : drj coun-
trj- , damp and meaty , per ton , JG.WffS.OO.
SI. I.ouix C i- inml Mni'kL-t.
ST. LOUIS , Dec. S.-KI.Ol'R-Dull nnd weak ;
piite-nts. J4.601f4.75 ; extra fancy , } I.10JT4.20 ; fancy ,
} 3.Wi3.50 ; choice , C.OOfiS.lO.
WHKAT Futures opened dull nnd weak , but
later gradually ndvnnced nnd closed lie hlR.icr
than yesterday. Spot dull , but hlKher ; No. 2
r d , cash , elcvntor. Me bid ; track , 92JTl2'.c ! { ; No.
2 hard. cash. 7Sc ; December , 90c ; Jlay , 90iO
fO'ic ; Julj , 72 Je bid.
CORN Futures firmer nnd n shade hlihcr ;
rpot dull nnd easier ; No. 2 cash , 21 Ho ; Decem
ber. 21c bM ; May. 234 J237ic.
OATS EaFy ; No. 2. cai.il. 20c bid ; May , 221Jc
nFked.
RYE Firmer ; track , 37c.
CORN MKAI. tl.33.
FI.AXSEii-Dull nt 7C .c.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlme , J2.50.
HAY- Dull nnd weak ; prairie , J4.C037.50 ; tim
othy. jn.COfill.oo.
Rim'IIR Higher ; crcnmcry , 20S25Vjc ; dairy ,
KOOS Steaily nt 17c.
W111SKY-J1.1S.
I.MAD Dull ; $2.72 . T2.75.
SPELTER-Nf.mlnnl ; JI.10.
COTTON TIKS POo.
RAfC.INJ-5TO ! .
PROVISIONS Pork , higher ; ttandanl mc ? ,
Jobhlng. $7.17'4 ' < g7.42'.i. Uird , higher ; prime
Fteiiu. J3C : > ; choice. 53.77''j. ISacon. boxed shoul
ders. J4..Velra ; cliort clear. 14.70 ; ribs. JI.70 ;
Fhorls. Jl > 7' . Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders ,
cxtrn short nnd ribs , { I ; shorts , J4.15.
POULTRY Chickens , quiet ; old nnd Fpilng ,
Cc : turkeys , firm nt K' ; ducks , Him at 7i)7'-c ;
gcere , dull at 44'.4c. ?
Receipts : Flour. 2.POO bbls. ; wheat , 11,000 bu. ;
corn. M0fl ' bu. ; oats , 32,000 bu.
Shipments : Flour , 0,000 bbs. | ; wheat , 78,000 bu.j
corn , 79,000 bu. ; oats , 29,000 bu.
Liverpool Mnrkrlx.
LIVERPOOL. S.-WHEAT-Spot , quiet :
demand roor ; No. 2 reil , spring. Cs 10d ; No. 2
California. 7s 4d. I'll In res rteady , with near and
dUKnnt positions VSd lower ; cloted Fteadv , with
December Id linvcr anil olhei ) months ' , : ' ! louir ;
buxIneFK henvleFt on middle pobltlung ; Diicem-
ber , CD 7'id ' ; January nnd 1'ebruary , Cs td ; I
March. Cs S".d : April , nominal ; Mny , 63 l > td.
CORN-Spi't ' , quiet ; Ametlean mixed , new , 2s
mill. Futures opened quiet , ulth near and illt-
tant puMtlons Ud lower ; clopoil quiet , wll.i De
cember lil lo\\er and other months ' l lourr.
FLOl'R Firm ; ilcmand poor ; St. I < uuls , fancy
winter. 9 * 3d.
PROVISIONS Uncoil , i-leady ; demand moilcr-
nte ; Cumbelland cut , 2S to 30 Ibs. , i.9. < ; long clear ,
light. 35 to 33 Ibs. . f''s ' Cd ; long cleat , 40 to 45
Ibs. , 2Ss : Fhort clear backs , lltlit , IS Ib ? . , 2ts lid ;
short clear middles , heavy , 45 to Fn Ibs. , : ( > H ;
clear bellies. 14 to 1C Ihs. , ? ' . > * ; FhoulderH , npiare ,
12 lo IS Ibs. , 30s. Hams. Hunt cut , 14 to ir Ibs , ,
42 Cd. Tallow , One Norlh America. 17h 3d. Hfef ,
extra India mem , 57s Kd ; prime inrFS , 47x M.
Pork , prime IIICFF , line weFtein , 4Ss ! M ; medium ,
weHern , 41s 3d. l ird , htendy ; prime western ,
20x r.il-rellncil : In pall * . 23s M.
C'HKUSB Dull ; demiind poor ; finest American ,
while nnd cohiied. September , 51s 3d.
Hl'TTER Finest United Stales. 85s ; good , fOs.
OILS Llnveed. ICs. IVtn'lnmi. ' rellned , CUil.
REFR1UERATOR IlEEF-Forequurlers , 3d ;
hlnilqiiarlers. 5'id.
HOPS At l in.lon . 3 IOs.
Receipts of wheat dining Hie past three iluya
were 322.000 centals. InclirllnK 201,000 American.
RfcelptH of corn during the pabt three days
were 1&7.251 centals. Wenther'Hnc ,
AVool . InrK-ft.
I1OSTON , Dec. S. The wool market hero Is
prnctlcnlly unchanged this week. Tlie lone Is
strong , however , and prices llrm. ( lood lines In
territory wools are quoted on the Moll I oil basin
ut 30ft3lc. while good Maple lots arc helling for
3So. Fleece wools are llrm , but sales run light.
Australian wools are llrm In tone , with FUCH !
running fnlr. MUFourl quarter blood combing ,
15fil6c ; Mlfxnurl thiee-clght.ts blund combing ,
151/lCc ; brnld combing. 15fHCc ; Texas \\ools ,
spilng meillum , twelve months. IHII2C ; scoured
price. 27i2Sc ; tprlrg line , twelve menthe , ICQllc ;
territory wools , Mnntnna. llrm ; medium nnd line ,
VUVIici pcoureil price , 32t3Cc ; ftaple , 35c ; Utah ,
Wycmlng , etc. , line and line medium , H'if/U'c / ;
scoured price , 32f(3lc ; rtaplc , 3 > c. CullfornU
wool , northrrn FprlngiiUc \ \ ; tcwireil prlcn , Mfl >
lie ; middle county spring , 9 < (10c ; rcmircd price ,
3fvn32c. Auhlrallan , rcoured basis , combing tu-
pcrllne , 47Sd1'tcnmblng ; , goud , 42 15c ; CDinblng ,
average. 29fMlc ; Queensland eomblnir , 420llf.
LONDON. Dec. . - At the. wool nuctlon tales
today 14,112 bales ueio offcrod. of which l.f.M
were withdrawn. The market was generally
quiet ; gooil wools PoM fully nt late rates. The
tendency favored buyer * nt the approaching
opening of values. The home trade were mod-
rrnln buyers. Following uie the i-ales In detail :
New South Wales , liCC9 bales : trained. 'JH'Uf '
Is 3' ( , . ! ; greasy , t\'t \ < f\M \ , Queenilanil , 2D)2 ! bales ;
scoured , Is ' . { diHs 3d ; greasy , Cf9i | | . Vletorla ,
I 777 bales ; scoured. GUilHI * &Hd ; gieaHy. 7H 79il.
New Zealand , 3,911 bales , scoured , C1i < ! l/ln / IHd ;
urcavy , Clid9l. Cupu nf ( lood Hope nnd Natal ,
! > bO bnles : icoured , 11'iilflls ' 3V | < 1 ; greasy , Jjtf
7d. Unlll-'l States , 2f > 0 bales : greniy , 41.
Cnlloii .Mnrkrt.
NIW YORIC , Dec. 8.-COTTON-Fntureii cloinl
steady. Hales , 257,900 bale * : January , J7.1S ; IVIv
ruary , J7.2C ; Mnrch. 17.31 ; Apill , J7.4H ; May.
J7.45 ; June J7.4'J ; July , J7.3 } ; Auguil , J7.M ; De.
ceniUT , J7.fi2. Spot clored dull : middling up
lands , 77-lCcj middling gulf , 7 ll-ICo. Kale * ,
2,3X1 Ulr * .
NUW CHILEANS , Dec. 8-CCxrrON-iaiiy j
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 10:50. : Omaha , Neb *
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PHOYISIJA'S : AND : SF03X5
i Heard if Trade.
IVrect wires to Chicago and New Yorlc.
Ct'iresponilents : John A. Wurrrn Ik CHIDES '
HIDES WAKTTED.
HlBlu-Ht niailti'i prleo paid ami prompt returns
KoturviuuOmaha National Il.iuk
F. S. BUSH & CO. ,
No commlHHlou. 6KI * J. KHIi St. , Omaha , Nub.
middling , 7 1-lGc ; low inlddllng , die ; good ordi
nary , C-lc.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. S. COTTOX-Qulet nnd un
changed ; middling , 7lie. No tales ; receipts.
5.0IS bales ; shipments , 4,315 bales ; stock , 43,2.11
bales.
ICniiNiiH City Mnrki-t * .
KANSAS CITY , Dec. S. WHKAT Market
fairly nctUe. about steady ; No. 2 hard , 7S)4oi )
No. 2 red , ! Oc ; N . 2 pprlng , " 61i77c.
COUN-Market n little plow ; No. 2 mixed , IS
fi9c. !
OATS Mnikct dull : No. 2 white , new , 21'.4e ;
old , nominally , 22Ci2..e.
RYI- : Market Fleaily ; No. 1. nominally , Sle.
HAY Market Fteady : choice timothy , JS.50Q
9.W ; choice prnlrle. J5.rOiC.WI. |
IllTTKH-Market llrm ; cicainery , 20'iJ22ot
dairy. 10R1.V.
KGGS-Markct stiady. IS'Jo.
I'oorln llnrkcls.
PEORIA , Dee. S.-CORN-Steady ; No. 2 , 2Ic :
No. 2 , 2 < c ; No. 3 , Id'ic ; new No. 3. 20'le.
OATS IricRUlnr , easy ; No. 2 white , 19ff23H 5
No. 3 white. lCil7 , r.
RYE-Dull , nnmlnal.
WHISKY Market etendy ; finished goods on
the h.isH of II.IS fur hlvhlnes. .
RECEIPTS-Corn , 63,750 bus. ; oats , 64,400 bus. ;
wheat. 2.400 bus.
SHIPMENTS-Corn , 9.1CO bus. : oats , 13,400
bus. ; whliky , 1,501 gals : wheat. 5.100 bus ,
-SllRlir .Mlll-lcel.
NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Sl'CJAR-Raw. steady :
fair rellnlng. 27 < , ? 2 13-lCe ; cenlilfugnl. 9fi ( rpl. 3'i
H35-lCc ; rellned , quiet ; i-tnnilnrd "A , " 4'ic. con *
fectlcners' "A , " 4'.ic ; cut luuf , 6c ; crushed , 5o ;
granulated , 4c.
LONDON , Dec. S.-Sl'OAR-Cane. dull ; centri
fugal Java , lls 4'i'l ' : Miin-nimlo , fair lellnlng.
10 ? . Ileet i-UKiir , pelleis nt quotations ; December.
9s HHd : January , 9s 3d : M ek of beet bugar 111
the United Kingdom , 13J.(10 tons.
Oil ( 'K.v .Mnrlii-t.
OIL CITY. Dee. ( i.-Crellt balances , JI.03 ; cer-
Illlrates , Jl.OHi bid : salep. 1.000 Lbls. ; ihlpnients ,
l'0C7i ) bbls. ; runs , 10S.C47 bbln.
KrlHco U'lifiit.
SAN FRANCISCO , Dec. S. WHEAT Steady ;
May. J1.5S bid.
I'liiiinrliilOICH. .
IIALTIMORE , Dec. S.-Cli-arlngs , 12.931,350 ; bal-
anies , J32ti , 2'i. '
NEW YORK. Dec. 8. Clearing ? . $114.i2S05t : |
balances , JC.7C9.47S.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. F. Clearings , J10.881-
525 ; balances , J1.0I3.U2.
ST. LOt'lS. D. C. -C'leailngs. . Jl,9f,4.02l ; bal
ances , J4W.S05. Mi ney , C per cent. New Yorlc
exchange , 75o premium 'bid ; Me premium nuked.
CHICAriO , Dec. S.-Clearlngs. II5.2W,713.
Money , Heady nt CiJ7 prr cent. New York ex
change , 5ne premium. Foreign exchange , demand.
Jl.SOli ; sixty days , fl.MK.
IIERLIN , 1'ee. P. Exchaiu'f on London , eight
days , sight , 20 maiks , 3314 pfgs ,
LONDON , Dec. X. fluid Is riuoted nt llucnoa
Ayres today at 1 ! > 3.fcO ; at Llchon , S9V4 : at Rome ,
101.f , ' . " , ; .
PARIS. Dec. S. Three per cent lentcs , 102f
9u for the account. Exchange on London , 2JC
23c ( or chccliH.
1'iiK I'lirnly/i'N IlirVlrrH. .
CMOVKLA.N'O , Doc. 8. A lieuvy rain and
fOK today imralyzcil nil tulcgraplilc commmil- \
cation between Clovelainl and nulKliborlni : , I
cltlci' , fur a I line. Uro.it clllllculty wau r
especially expcrlenceil In working tliovlrcs S
between llilu city anil I'ltthburK. ' ,
Tin : HI ; A LTV .MAiiicivr. i (
INSTHU.MIONTH placed on record TucBday ,
IJceeinljir S , IkD'J ' :
\VAUK ANT v nrnns. '
J. M. WutiKli ruul wifelo Hohcrt
WiiilKh , lot II , block 112 , Hotitli -
Otniilm . } , -S
I' . H. LuliMKli unit hiiHbiiiiil to M. L.
Hurkc. lot 12 , blnek 13 , Hrl x' I'lauu 1
O.V. . Sunilell and wife lo A. J. Miill-
bei'K , lot II , block I'J , I'opplctoii park 1
H. A. MnrrlH to W. K. I'otier , re
ceiver. Iota 11 and 12 , block I , Hitch-
coek'H iHt add . 1
8. H , and C. S. Wcrta In M. I ) . Wirtst : ;
27'Xj ' ncrcH In nw nw 2I-1.V12 . 1,000
J. II. Lxivy and ulfn to O i : . llutlor-
lleld , lot 4 , block 0. Hiiininlt add. . . . , ' SOI
OKI'JUS , -
Bhcrirr to O. C. lllHliop. lot 0 , block
I , Omabit View . SOO
Sainu to Omaha Loan and Trust com
pany , nw no 1 , no no l-in-12 and HU
BU 'W-10-12 . 9,550
Bjiit'litl ' inaHter to K. II. Kent , lotH 3
and C , block 318 , Omaha . V.'OQ
Total amount of trangfcro
