Nebraska Newspapers

    I ! f
MTU ATT A DAILY HEE : St'ND'AY , DECEMBER 5. 1807.
if CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
In Semi Departnnnts a Frilling Off , In
Others a Material Gain ,
COUNTRY C3LLCCTIONS GENERALLY FAIR
Colit Weather Stnrlcil Ui > Hetnll Trnilc
mill Hie ; Storm AVIII filvo It Still
( Srcnlcr linticliio Ilniik Clrnr-
In Shore tip Well.
The ccner.l1 business situation was very
much the snmo last week as It was ( ho
week before , and no marked change Is an
ticipated until after this comlnp of the ntw
year. That there Is plenty of buMncpg do
ing Is shown by the bank clearing , by the
reports of Individual houses and by the gen.
ernl nlr of prosperity noticeable In the trade
centers of the city.
In the last two weeks the jobbers have
done a good business as the outcome of the
retail demand that was quickened by the
more seasonable weather that marked the
close of November and the opening of De-
comber. And now nt the beginning of the
last month of the year jobbers ilnd that
their stocks have undergone a material re
duction In rplte of the many new goods
of a Rcacsonablc character that have been
ntiik-d from time to time.
It was only reasonable to expect that
buplnrss In n jobbing way would slack up
aftir stocks In the country were once put
In reasonable simp * . To some extent these
expectation * lmv < been realized and here
ami th' ru a let up In the country demand
Is discernible. At the same time It must
lit admitted that there has been no such
falllPK on" In Jobbing operations is Is usual
ru tlilK M > n. on of the year. It seems al
most rcmaikablu that trade should hold up
no well and now that real winter weather
has set In It will not b surprising If busi
ness even In staple HUES continues active
rlsht to the holidays.
In the meantime the near approach of the
hol'day ' Be-nson has stimulated business In
all ( li pin Uni-ntH devoted to such goods as
. are generally In demand at this time of the
yrjir.
The storm the latter part of the week
creatid n decided change for the better In
retail trade circles. Tnc Improvement was
especially noticeable In the demand for al-
kln ls of footwear , while the clothing stores'
c.itm In for no small share of the benellts.
Tl o rctiill trade us a whole Is In much bet
ter chape than It was n month ago , and as
a rule retail merchants appear to be very
well satlKlle-il.
Hank cleurelnss , showing large gains over
the record made n year ajo , only tend to ,
prove the assertions already made to the
effect that business generally Is of a very
Ba'lnfactory character and far ahead of
what It was n few months ago.
JO1U1EHS AND MANUFACTURERS.
C. I * liogun left the middle of the week
on n. trip to the Hlack Hills and more dis
tant points In the Interest of L'.nlnger &
Mctcalf Co.
Visiting traveling men remark that busi
ness In Chicago , generally spunking , Is dull
and In HOIIIU departments of the wholesale
trade there Is aJ good deal of complaint.
The Nebraska chicory fields this season ,
though not turning out as well as last year
owing to lack of rain the latter part of the
mitnm.r. will produce a thousand tons of
dried routs.
Mr. Metcalf of the l.lnlnger & Metcalf Co.
Jias returned from an extended eastern
trip. He found all the factories behind
with orders and everyone anticipating the
Inrpe-st trade ever known for the coming
reason.
I'axton < fe Gallagher company are arrang
ing to increase their tloor space by putting
In shelving on the first lloor , the lower story
of their building being eighteen u-et , so that
there Is plenty of ppacc for carrying out
BUch a scheme.
Branch & Co. recently received a box of
poultry from the country and on opening it
up found a pair of spectacles. It Is a serious
question in their minds whether tne shipper
Intended that they should sell the spectacles
on commission or whether he sent them that
they might see the market more clearly.
The Western Electrical company has
secured the. contract for the equipment ot
a. complete electric light and power plant
nt Osceola. Osceola Is one of the most pros
perous of the towns In the slate and no
money or expense Is to be spared In malt-
ItiK tnts one 01 tno most , complete eiecinc
plants of Its size In the country.
California oranges are just commencing
to move forwaril to market , the first of the
Benson hiivIiiR put In nn ai iearance at this
( point Just prior to Thanksgiving- . Call-
fornlans estimate that this --xoson's crop
-ivill brlnu them In JG.OOO.C < iO. It will COM
eastern consumers about double that
amount , IIH thejl have to pay the freight.
Hardware people are very much Inter
ested In the rumors of negotiations looking
to the consolidation of tlio wire nail and wire
rod Interests. To "feet such a combination
the seven bljr factorsea must nil be brought
in , and In addition a large number of small
concerns. The small manufacturers appear
to be the people most difficult to deal with
nnd the collapse of the wire nail pool a year
ago mas due to their uctlon.
Christmas business has started out well
In Omaha and gives prpmlse of exceeding
nil -previous records. Omaha jobbers have
put In large stocks of holiday goods in an
ticipation of a large demand , nnd so far
they have not been disappointed. The people
ple In the country have more money to
spend on holiday poods than during the
last thrco years am ! retailers knowing that
fact have and still are buying freely.
Hetnll Implement Dealers of Nebraska and
Jowa will meet In convention at Council
1 tin IT H January 12 to 15. Hetween 200 and
( iOO dealers are expected to be present at this
meeting. The meeting of last year , which
was also held nt the Bluffs , was largely
attended nnd the Interest In the work In
Jiand has rather Increased than decreased
during the year. Prominent jobbers and
manufacturers from all sections of the
country will be present.
The Chlcapo Journal of Commerce says
that something llko n permanent trade
Humiliation has manifested Itself In Ne
braska , and commercial agencies have made
n special report on the fact that jobbing
centers are finding sales easy and collec-
tlon prompt Omaha trade has shown a
preat Influx of steady orders. For some
yearp consumers of iiardware have bern
pursuing a very conservative system and
the demands now coming forward are
Jieavy. While the recent rush Is practically
over , trade Is still active , and In several
metal lines manufacturers are yet behind
in shipping orders to leading Jobbers.
The coming of the winter ceason usually
witnesses u large Increase In the berging
nuisance with which business men have
to contend. The business man Is beset from
morning until night with people who want
Mm to buy tickets to this or that ball or
rntertnlnnu-nt. or contribute goods for this
or that fair or charitable Institution , or J3ln
this or that movement for some one else's
benefit. In not n few Instances tlusu de
mands amount to little more than black-
mall as the business man Is promised the
patronage of the begging- organization In a
way that carries with it a threat to boy
cott him If In falls tu comply with the de
mands made upon him ,
Work U progressing ns rapidly as could
be expected on the creameries at Leigh and
Llnwood. The plants tinder construction
will cost about $4.PW each , nnd will be sup
plied with separators manufactured by
the Sharpies company of this city. The
Kime company has been doing u Inlge busi
ness In I'tah , when * there appears to lie u
Kood deal of Interest of late ; In the cream-
< ry buslnt'ss. Iartles are figuring on build
ing a creamery at Klba , Neb , Those who
nre wel' Informed In the matter say that
there Is no danger of this business being
overdone In Nt'biaska , MS the demand Is
far In txcwi of the supply. Denver is now
buying creamery butter In Nebraska and Is
IMiylnt ; Klgln prices for It on board the
cars at the shipping pglnt.
The hardware Jobblnjr houres of the coun
try are now making their contract * with bl-
cicle manufacturers for the coming sea-
hon AH a general thing , the well advertised
makcH are naturally receiving the prefer
ence. Hardware people think that wheels
will be handled more gent-rally through
hardware liounen next season than ever be
fore , though dealer * who make a specialty
of wheels would hurdly be expected to see U
that way. It would , however , seem to be n
Fettled fact that the hardware trade of the
country B-rnn-ars bent upon capturing the
/wheel trade and making that , a part of their
regular busliu-s * . It Is tul-1 that the pr'ce '
of wheels will be less next year , though the
material cost more , rAhlt-h means that man
ufacturer * are prepared to do business on a
narrower marfln of prollt ,
Mr. C. H. 1'Ickeit. manager of the I'tix-
ton & Ciullagher company , has Introduced
nn entirely new systun of lillllnp out goods
which U attracting a good deal of attention
iiinong the jobbers of this arid other cities ,
and which promUra to come lntt > gcm-rul
u e. Everyone appreciates the labor ot
marking ( -ooda for shipment and the larger
the Minings the men- trouble It becomes ,
i-i.peclally when toods have to be put up In
different departments .and when so many
men who are very capable In every other
respect Ilnd It almost Impossible to do the
marking In a satisfactory manner. Air ,
Ilcken has a btcncll-cuttlntr machine , oper
ated by a boy , which cuts from heavy ma-
nil la paper on or more ittnclls. doing the
work rapidly and correctly. When an or
der i * to be tilled tch ( Icp&rimtut from
wlih h goods are to bo shipper ! U furnished
with a flip containing that portion of the
order 'o be put up In thiu department , arid
nccompnnylnit inch slip Is a stencil bearing
the name and shipping ndtlrcpg of the pnrty
ordering. When the goods arc nil set out
the clerktakeg his brush nnd stencil nnd
murks them and Uirow * the stencil Into
the rubbish barrel , no stencil btlng tiM-d
n second time. The amount of time and
labor saved by thin system la surprising.
O3IAIIA niJM'ilf.U , jf.UIICETS.
Condition of Trmlo nnil ( Inofiitlonii
on Slnplc nnil I'nricI'riittiicc ,
ncas-Strktly fresh , Kc.
I3UTTUR Common to fair. 160 lie : cbolcc to
fancy , 14017c ; separator creamer } ' , 2c ; gathrM
creamer } ' , Kte.
VEAL-Cholcc fat. (0 to 1:0 II ) * . , quoKd at Be ;
largo nnd COR rap. 40&c.
DltESHCD 1-OUl.TIlY Chickens , t4J c : turkeys -
keys , not wanted ! ieere , fcj ducks , 7c.
1'IOKONS LlVr , 7Sc ; dead pigeons not wanted.
HAY Upland , $ .M ; midland. S.M : lowland.
tS.OO ; rye straw , tl ; color makes the price on
hay ; light bole * ? ell the best ; only top
bring top prices.
j.
CELEHY Good stock , Urce. 40c ; small , X0
c.
ONIONS Per 1m. . KQtOe.
DEANS ltend-plck d navy , per bu. , J1.40.
8\VKl-rr IHDTATOES-1'cr bbl. . t.7S.
CAniJAOn-ltomc Krown , per lb. . IHClUc-
roTATOKS Home grown , 40055c : w tcrn
stock , t 370c.
CALIFORNIA STHAWIinitniKS-Per pt. . Me.
QflNcnS-Callfomln. per box. 11.25
APPLi : . " Winter storV. JJ.7JBJ.OO ; California
IIi > lleflouer , l.je . fl.SOgi.CO : Colorado Jona-
thanii , boxen , ri.75.
CItANnKRniKS-J'rfeyt , per bll. , 17.0) ; V'ls-
confln Hell & Duple. J7.W ) .
CAMFORNIA AND COLOHADO PEARS-
OnM winter Nell * . J2.W.
GltAPIvS Calnn-bas , Hb. baskets , 14015c :
JIalnttas. f5.SflC.M. .
TROPICAL KRl'ITP.
ORANCJK. Mexican , per box , H.OO ; Ixjuls-
" " '
. 'iMONS-Mpsslnas , : W. 15.0003. . ' ! yfl. H.Olt
J4.M ; California , SCO , t3.OTT1.75 ( ; 3t . .75 l.t5 ,
IIANAN AS Choice , Urpe stock , per bunch ,
J2.000 .2J ; medium-sired bunches , H.:5ff5.W.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nt'TS Almonds , per lb. , laree size , 14I7)f ) > c ;
Urazlls , per lb. . lOc : English walnuts , per lb. .
fancy , soft shell. 13c ; stnnilards , lOfTllc ; nib-rts.
per lb , . lOc ; ican.poll h' > d. larce , SfflOc ;
Junilpo. 12c ; larse hickory nuts. J1.23 per bu. ;
cmull , 1150 per bu. : ci-counuts , per 1" ) , 53758'
4.OJ ; pe.-inutn. raw. Mjl'ic ; twisted , Cfl 4c.
PIGS Imported fancy , 3 crown , ll-lb. boxes ,
IJ'ic ; 5 crown , 41-lb , boxes , 15clb : , boxes , 25c
per Iwx.
1IONKY Choice white. ISc.
KIlAt'T-Per bbl. , Jt.OJ04.2J ; halt bM. , J2.M8'
2 40
40MAPLC SYIU'P Five-pal , cnns. each. J2.2" , ;
ml. cans. pure. p r doz. , J12.00 ; half-gal , cans ,
J86"i ; qunrt cnns , J3.M.
r ATiS Per CO to 70-lb. boxes , 5'4c : Fard S-lb.
boxes. ! * c.
ClOEn Pr half t.M. . 3 : bbls. . 5. .
FIinSH MEATS.
nunaSHD ninF Oood native pteers. 7c ; Eooa
forequnrters , ftcerp. Cc : good hindquarters. ? c :
wetem ( leers. CI6 > 4c ; fancy heifers. CHe ; Kood
heifers. 6c : BJOd forequarters. heifers , CUc ; good
hindquarters , heifers , SVic ; good cons , l ic ; fair
cow s. ( > c.
IIHEF CITS Tenderloins. ISc ; boneless strips.
So ; strip loliif. 7c ; rolls , S'ic ; flrloln butts. fV4c ;
shoulder clo < lB , u'4c ; rump butts , 5V4c ; steer
fhoulder clods. &Vic ; rump butts. 5' c ; steer
chucks , 51tc : cow chucks. 4'.ic ; l-onelws chucks ,
4'4c ; cow plates. 3c ; Fteer plates. 3V c ; Hank
steak. GVSc ; loins. No. 1. 14c ; loins. No. 2 , J0'4c ;
loins. No. 3. ( c ; sirloin ends. No. 1. ? c ; ribs ,
No. 1 , lie ; No. 2. i e : ribs , No. 3. Cc ; steer
rounds. 7'4c ; cow rounds. CHc ; cow rounds slmnk
off. i'ic : trlmmlnKS. 4ic ; beef shanks , ! c :
brains , per doz. . 35c ; sweetbreads , per lb. , lOc ;
Rwc-ctbreads ( calves ) , per lb. . 40c ; kidneys , per
doz. , ST e ; ox tails , each , 4c ; lli-ers , per lb. , Sc ;
hearts , per lb. . Sc : tongues , per lb. , 12V4c.
MUTTON Lambs , 7c ; rheep. 64c ; mirket
racka ( lonK ) . tc ; hotel racks ( short ) , lie ; legs
nnd raddlec. He ; lamb legs , ? c ; breasts and
ste s , 3c : tongues , each , 3c.
POItK Dressed pigs , 5c ; dressed hops , fc :
tenderloins , 15c : loins , 7c ; spare ribs , &c ; ham
sausage butts , 6(4c ; fhouWers. rough. Be ; Ehoul-
ders. sklnnetl. 5'4c ; trimmings , S'te ; leaf lanl.
not rende'ed. 5 jc ; heads , cleaned. 4c : snout and
cars , 4c ; backbones. l'4c ; cheek meats , 4V5c ;
neck bones. Ic : pics' tnlts. 4c ; plucks , each. 5c ;
cIiltterllnKs. 5c ; horks , 4c ; hearts , per drz. .
2Jc ; stnmachs , each , 3c : tongues , each. 7c ; kid
neys. per doz. , lOc ; brains , per doz. , 15c ; pigs-
feet , per doz. , 25c ; livers , each. 3c.
HIDES. TALI/3W , ETC.
HIDES -No. 1 Kreen hides , 7c ; No. 2 green
green salted nhearllnRs ( short wooled early
skins , each , lie
; dry shearlings ( short wooled
early skins ) , No. I. each , 5c ; do' flint. Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
welKht. 48oc ; dry flint. Kansas and Nebraska
KVrra'n ; dry ' .Mfl Colorado - butcher lb- actual wool ' ' . 36
pelts
lb. . actual welcht , 40Cc : dry nint Colorado per
murrain , wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 30
HOUSE HIDEP-Each .
, tl.5082.25
TAI.LOW. GUKABR p-rr , " . ; ? , , . _
% c ; tallow. No. 2. 2'ic ; rough tallow H4c :
i'elu'S" ' ' " ' : ! ieJiC : WlU " "d h n b-eate ;
. .
wskuk - : beaver , fl.00
raccoon , iJ v.5c > JjC50c ; mutkrat. 3c , 5c 7c'
; red
fox. 25cgll 23' crev for
'
ct'"t'- ' ' MnrkotH.
lii ATrZ"ver- ' ° 'nr '
He for ? - ( Ma off for May and
July from
yesterday. &tn > ' opened Hc"o
He lower
, advanced So and closed l-icj bVulv
the top. Fpot. firm ; No , 1 red h
ca elpvntm-
Me : track. ! % ; No. : hard , cash f'lofccnf
c < Sfi5t * t > c : May' "H 92c : Ju"y"sou" . '
COItKutures -
cjK-ned
weak , declined
ad
vanced andl clofed near the
top , the
ame to
fractions
from yesterday. Fpotl
casUr
cash. ? 4r ; Januarj" . ! No 2
4Hc ; May. JCTic : July ' " ; i c '
OATS-Kulurr * were dull and ttronz ; fpot'r
fteidy ; Xo. 2 ° h
cai
, elevator. Mr ; track " 1UC-
n7 1 , r' " S" C ! May' SW&Wic ; No. l'whfte ;
'
It VK .Steady at 45UC.
KLAXSEEI ) Hleher at Jl.Cd.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , J2.W.
COUNMCAL-11.40.
nilAN Dull , but stronp ; sacked , east track
Me : track this t-lde , Kc.
HAY Demand sxid ; choice stork , firm ;
prnlrie. J700O8.50 ; timothy , IS.W8tO.50.
llt'TTKIl Quiet ; creamery , ISilUc ; dairy. 11
tilSc
KGOS Steady at 17'jc.
WIIISKY II 19.
COTTON TIES 70c.
TiAOCHNG 6 ; if7"ic.
METAII ead. quiet at fl.BI > 03.2 < t. Spelter.
dull : J375. fellers.
PIIOVISIONS Pork , steady ; standard mers.
jobhlns. $ . .25CP.rI ) ard. hlfiher : prime stesm.
14.10 : choice. 14.15. Ilaron. Inxed lots , extra
siort clear. f4.S7'403-W : rib" . J5 37'jg3 M ; sh'-ris
f5 SOfiu C24. Dry salt meats , boxed shouMe-s.
14 7Sfl5.00- trn short clesr Jt.37'404.W ; ribs ,
M 75fI4.S7H : shorts. J4.S7ty5.00.
HFfniPTS Klour. J.f bbls ; wheat , 34,000
bu corn ZnsorX ) bu. ; oats Itmj tu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 3,000 bit. ; heat , 1C.WJ
bu. ; corn , 83AO bu. ; oats. 19000 bu.
-\\Vnre CiirniiilsNliin roinpniiy.
OMAHA JDFFirK. Dec. 4. The- market opened
weak at He un Vr jei-terdas's clofe In sympathy
with cables , evidently the effect of the state
ment that there was yet 2S7 < tfrA > bu. of wheat
In the farmers' hands. 115.000.001) ) of which wnt
available for export , which l questionable when
compared with the report of shipments , nnd tin.
tinp"c < * 4entedly larcc receipts at all terminal
mark"ts up to the present time draining countr >
elevatorn of the usual amount held for future
delivery and certainly the prevailing prices have
been attractive to the farmers , which Is em-
phaelied by their present financial condition nt
compared whh the last two years.
These facts considered ns apaltut the most
lltx-ral estimates of the crop will liartllv upholV
the cbove statement. However , ndmlttlne thli
to t > o correct nd placingcs much oonfldencf In
the continued cablesrams of the United Klntr.
dom's re < iulremenls of SO.OOO too bu. from thl
cr.unln' and Russia before March 1. and ther *
Is net an extieme surplus to bear on. and we
tr-lleve env breaks of Ic or more to be coed buy.
Inc Kround.
Corn was weak at the opening In sympath >
with other cereals , but soon rallied em ! rlornl |
2S' c for May. J > fraction lilcher than last nlcht.
Oats are stronir at c for May. lth ithlp
menu of S45.000 bu. . or nearly Jouble the re
ceipts.
ICtiiiMtH ritv Cirnln nnd Provl loii .
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 4. WHEAT-In Boml de
mand at yesterday's P'lces ; No. 1 hard. Me ;
No. 2 , SSc ; No , 3. Slf ; No. 4. 75c ; No. 1 soft. Me ;
No. 2. 91c : No. 3 , tSo ; No 4. ft" ; No. 2 spring ,
> < : No. 3. JSo ; one car white , 74c.
ronN No. 3 while. IJ'ic-
OATF F lr demand nt yesterday's prlfcs ; No.
a mli d So.
It Yi : Market steady ; No. ! . 43C.
HAY Murkrt flrm ; demand ro-"l.
tlnmthv. KtSflS.r/i ; prairie. J7.W87.1S.
IIUTTKIl Market some lower ; creamer } ' . 18c ;
KGCS-Market flrm : freih Mlsrourl and Kansas
sKvk Hestoraire. . 12e.
Hiyv-ipTS Wheat , f5,4'X ' ) bu. ; corn , 76.CW bu. ;
oats. 10.OM t'U.
RIUPMKVW Wheat. it.SM bu. : corn. 46.S03
bu , ; oats , none ,
Cliirlnniitl MnrUol.
riNrts'NATI. r > ff 4-FI/t'n-Dull ; fancy ,
JI2 i . n : fRinlly , J3.Wfl3.75 ,
WIUMT-Dull- . 2 red. 9JU .
OO1IV Klnn'N-i ' , 2 mixed. ? 7Uc.
OATB-Ou'et ! No. ! mUtd , J34c.
PVF WruVNo. . S. 4 o
PIlOVIPlONK--Lird. siMdr 4.15 , Bulk ments ,
quiet , tl M. Bacon , strady , Jt.U.
\VinsVY-Stfadr , J1.19.
PITTKH Stmilv.
rnrjs-r'rm. icv c.
r-HKESE Stfailys Rood to prime Ohio flat. 9C
n ml 11 ItccrlptH ill Prlui-lpnl MnrUctu.
MINNEAPOIJS. Dec. 4.Ttelpti ; Wheat CSJ
cam.
CHICAGO. Dec. 4. Receipts tcjay ; Wheat
140 cars. curn. 4W cam ; oatSS7 c r . Kitlmated
cor lot * Monday ; Wheat. 72C ; corn KO ; can 450
8T. IOUIS. Dec. 4.-Recelpti ! Wheat. 48 carr'
nt'LUTH. TJC. 4. Rwelpts ! Wheat 17S curs.
PEOItlA De . 4. Recelpti ! Corn , M ! VQ bu. :
oats. U.tfJ ) bu , ; rye. t.lW bu , , whl ky and wheat
none , fihlpmentsi Com , 15.4CO bu. : call , 4S SOO
bu. : rr.V bu , | wblJltjr , 1.US ILls. ; whtat ,
. . t .
'COMMERCIAL ' AND FINANCIAL
,
i
I
i Wheat Fraks Away Again Owing to
Weakntsi Reported from Liverpool !
ALSO DUE TO 1\CEASE ? IN THE VIS.BLE
UntiMiallr I.nruo Iis | or < Tcnil in
Streimtlirn tlio SInrk - , lint Jlic
In of Jiliort
Duration.
CHICAGO , Dec. 4. A decline of Tic , -with
which wheat was opened today , was partd
down by the action of shorts to a. net de
cline of He at the close. Weak cables were
rc-cponslble for the early decline , but the
clearances , the largest for the season , made
a fairly llrm market toward the close. Corn
and oats were firm nnd advanced He nnd
WCHc , respectively. Provisions advanced
5@10o. on a good shipping demand ,
Wheat started weak and at HOttc decline
for May. Liverpool was Ud lower for De
cember , % d lower for March nnd : d down
for May , compared with yesterday's closing
ingrates. . The 'weather 1iad turned from
severe frost to a decided thaw over the
greater part of the winter wheat country
and the Minneapolis and Duluth receipts
were again not far from double those nt
the corresponding tlmo of the year before.
The market did not for some time elvo
much Indication of doing better , but In the
course of an hour from the start It had a
small modicum of firmness.
The openlngj > rlces for May were from S > c
to K Vlc , compared with S0c at the close
Friday. On the slight rally that followed
It sold up to S94c. January , during- that
time , made some peculiar changes , selling
nt from i9ie , when May was tSc and at S < c
when May was bringing & 9Uc , or nt from
ic premium to lic dl&count compared with
May prices.
The weakness at 1-lvorpool was accounted
for by the editor of the Liverpool Corn
Trade News , In which he said the decline
was owing to selling for March and May
on orders from Chicago , and also to Tho-
man's report Issued yesterday.
Minneapolis nnd Duluth receipts were S0 >
cars , against W7 cars a week ago nnd 4C9
cars the corresponding day of the year
before. The primary receipts were as bear
ish as ever , thi > total of the day being 913-
OOO bu. , against only 532,000 bu. on the Htte
day of the year bifore. Thp expected in
crease In the visible of uOO.OOO bu. to be real
ized will stand contrasted with 252,003 bu.
decrease for the similar period of IS ! * ! .
The week's exports from both coasts were
C.TPO.OOO bu. , the largest but once before tor
one week's shipments. The day's clearances
from Atlantic ports were liberal at the
equivalent In wheat nnd floun of 717.00J bu.
Those liberal shipments , combined with
firmness of the Paris and Antwerp markets ,
considering the previous day's weakness
lu-re added to the recovery of May teX
X > \c , but reacted a little under scattered
realizing and closed at M"ic or He lower
than It did yesterday. December wag neg
lected by the general crowd and was only
heard from at wide Intervals. It sold
from WOWlJc at the opening , to Sj'tc , and
closed nt Die , which shows no change for
the day.
Corn at the opening sold lie lower than
nt the close yesterday. Influenced by tin-
weakness In wheat , but good buying by
local shorts and commission houses caused
the market to react nnd later prices ruled
firm. The renewed exports of corn for the
week 1,335.000 bushels were a bullish In
fluence. Cables were I4d lower. Receipts
were 4SS cars. May ranged from 2Ss > c to
2SHc and closed He higher nt 2S4c.
Oats ruled firm , on buying by local oper
ators and elevator people. Light offerings
aided In the upturn of prices and also
caused the trade to be rather limited.
Sympathy with corn was a factor. Re
ceipts were 357 cars. Selling was scattered
and entirely local. May ranged from VaC
to 21Hc and closed 2c hlphfr at 22aic.
Provisions were llrm. The basis of the
strength was the excellent demand from
domestic and foreign sources for the cash
products. The shipments from Chicago for
the week were so heavy ns to be the subject
of general remark. Exporters were cred
ited with liberal purchases of January lard.
The market opened steady at about yes
terday's prices and gradually advanced ,
closing strons at close to the top. At tho.
close Januarv pork was lOc higher at
JS.27li and January lard Be higher at
J4 27'.i , and January ribs 2 33c higher at
J4.20ii4.22H : .
TT-af Imntfcfl ror pln * ATnndnvIVhpnt. . ° f * '
cars ; corn , 450 cars ; oats , 150 cars ; hogs ,
40,000 head.
Leaning futures ranged as follows :
Articles. , ' Open. I UUU. I L.OHCloio. | . | , Ycs'y
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
1-LOUH Quiet ; winter J > atent.JI.70Q4.PO
ttr.ilehts , J1.20&4.49 ; fprlnR epeclals , 14.33 ; spring
patent * . $4.40ft4.0 ! ; Iwktrs' . S3.M'y3.W. '
WHKAT-Xo. J rprlne , K > 0Wc ; No. 3 i-prine.
S5'0c ! ) ; No. 2 red. SiGDSViiC.
CXRX No. 2 , ISVtc.
OATri No. 2. Jlc f. o. b. ; No. 2 white. 23J >
"itVE No. 2. 46'ic.
HAHLET Xo. 2. 2CS3TC.
FLAX. CiU No. 1. Jl.OSffl.i:1 : .
TIMOTHV SEED-Prlme. JI.G2'iC.C5.
1'IIOVISIOXS Jlewi pork , per bbl. , t'.SOflT.SJ.
I-ird , [ > er 1W Ibs. , } 4.1"e4.27V4. Short ribs sides
( loose ) . Jt.lSJi4.W. Dry ealted thoulder * ( boxed ) ,
it 7Sfii5.C ) . Short clear rides ( boxed ) , t < ,4Qfj4.&v.
WHISKY Distillers' finished Roods , per enl. ,
sub Alts Cut lonf , 15.51 ; granulate ? . ] . ' " "
On the Produce exchange tcxlay the butter mar.
ket was firm ; creameries. ir.i-22c ; 'dairies. ' 128WC.
Cliecse. quiet. tffS'je. ErfgsOc. . Dressed poul ,
try yulet ; chickens , 6ic ! ; spring , 707duckt ! ; ,
xiw YOHIC ( ii\i itAi
QuotntlonH of the liny on Geiierjil
CuniiuoiIKIt-H.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-FI.OUR-Recelpts , 24,703
bbls. ; exiwrts , 14,010 bbls. ; dull and eaywith
wheat : Mlnneiotn patents , J3.0)fi5.2. > ; ) llnne.oota
bakers' . Jl.20at.l5 ; winter patcnis. J < .8ia5.1J ;
winter straights , JI.OOif4.GO ; winter low grades ,
J2.W&3.70. R > - flour , dull , J2.7003.2J ; latter
fancy , Ruckwlieot Hour , quiet. J1.4JC1.45.
RUCKWHEAT Quiet , 37 3He.
fOKNMEAIj < lulet ; yellow western , CJc.
RVE Steady ; No. 2 western. WV4C.
HAHU3Y < iulet ; feeding , 2c.
IIAHLKY MALT Ea y ; wretern. SSfiCOe.
WHEAT Receipts , 14S.923 bu. ; exiiorts , 1S2 7-5
bu. Sit , we K ; No. 2 red , 87'4c. Optlcru e > ptr. < d
weak , under dlKapnolntlni ; cables and were dull
nil the morning within a narrow range , closing
' 6Hc net lo er ; No. 2 red , May. S2SJWV ; closed ,
Ii"linDeoembw - . ' 5 9.1G//i : I-16o : clcwrd. We.
COHN Receipts , 101,401 bu. ; iKrts , 1W7.451 bu.
SiKit. tutNo. ; . 2 , S3 He. Option. ! opened t-Jiry ,
with wheat and cablet * , but rallied on cjverln :
nnd closed unchanged : May , 3.'iSt)33 c ; closed ,
33 c : Dwcmlwr. 3rtifl"jOT c ; close.1 , SOT c.
OATS Ri-celpis. 141 W > 1 bu. ; exiwrts , 23,667 bu.
Si t , Btronser ; No. 2 , 2 * ic. Of > tlons , dull und
aleut steady , clo/lng practically unchangeJ ; May
closed , 2I' c ; DwemNr C | KH ! . Kc.
nty-Duli ; shlrplne , 445c > ; geol to choice ,
JOS-T : C.
HOPS Steady : state , common to choice , IK *
crcp , 46tc ; 1K > < crop. CSSo ; 1S97 crop , UfflSo ;
Pacific < ast. HS5 crup , QCc ; 1SSC crop , CtJJc ;
1K 7 crop , UeiSc.
HIDr.h Steady ; Galvtston , 15c ; Texas dry , 32c ;
California , 17 111 So.
LEATHER < 3u' > t ; hemlock sole , Buenos Ayr- * * ,
light to heavy weight , iu ifj-Ujc.
WOOISteady ; domestic ll-i-c , 27S3Ic ; Texas ,
PROVISIONS Hwf steady ; family , J9.C0011 Oi ;
extra mew , JT.MiyS.o ) ; beef han , ; i.Oll .lO ;
luckrt , Jl.OKilO.oi ) . Cut mi-atH , kleidy ; pickled
Ivlllea , COTVjc ; pickled shoulders , 5\c ; pickled
lutms , ' { 17'ic. iJird , steady ; western steamed ,
It.M ; renned , ttady. Park , -lull : mess. Jf.iSSf
S.iO ; Hhort clear. Jlt.OXT12.i ) > > ; f.unlly , Jlo. irll.O ) .
Tall ) ' . steady ; city , 3 ! c ; oountry , SUCTJSc. as
to quality.
OH Petroleum , dull ; Unttf ! closed , no mar
ket. Rcdn , steady ; mralned , common to KI I ,
Jl.Ofll. " ' . Turtx-ntlnr , st aly , K fi 3Uc. ( Vt
tnnseol oil , dull , Inac'lve but ileady : prime crud - ,
! SOU'4c : prime tummer yvll'iw , 2lVU2te ; butler
oil. smtiiic ; prime winter yellow. X\tKic.
RlL'lSteadyj fair to e.tra. 4 > .tOC'Hei Japan ,
KiS'.c ,
MOIASSES QuM ; New Orleans open kettle ,
goi l to choice. lt < lSlc.
MtrTALS-PlfT Iron , quiet ; southern , J10.W31
11.13 ; nnrthem , J10.lOA12.r3. IVrtT , tirm ;
broker * ' . ! 10.k7H. Lead , strc.ne , J3.W. Tin. Mitri
dull. J13.niC13.i24. Halter , t'.eady , UMdifA.
RUTTERRecelpts. . S.477 pkgs. ; market fcteady ;
western creamer } ' . H023hc : Elgin * , SJ'.icj fociory ,
.
EJG8 Re'elpts , 3. < S7 rkcs , ; market quiet ; itate
and Ponncylvanls , ! 10Mc ; wettem , 2 > M/23c.
CHEESE Re-ctlpts. X5W rkgs.i market dull ;
lam white. Sei > tember. fUtti'/tc ; Knall white ,
colotvJ , &vtimLer ,
l CUnrtd , p)14cMff. ) . O to'/rr. \\i i rm 'l ,
! 1 I , > . - ? . Ilitttt iktms , eacijt ] i.irt
4 ? c , full sklms Wjv. g ,
> lnrkTct .
HALTIMOIlK. tw. 4. K1/ > t'lluU Hid tin-
J. . , . S.W < M . ! .
meipt * f.vl. " exports , t.lW btl .j
ww'ern stmljrhts , J2.S tiS.z * : wetrn extra. JJli
pl.ti ; western family $ l.irt8l.J'wlnter ; h t
patents , J4.VOpS.li ) , r-rlnu whMt iwttent * .
5.S , sfirln * Hhent vtritRhM. S4J4fl&.tiO.
\VH HAT-SI ron * . iq > ol , 9Se tc. month ,
tTMl'ic : January. ft1 lrt < 5 % ' ' ; Mar , S-i'e '
stenmer. X" . ! red. siHtflUd. uee'pt * . . ,
bu. ; rxpnrt * , lll.KS bu.i ? uth s Tiheat , by
wmpif. usacc. ; c.
COHX Klrmi > pl , 32\i3cj ( mynth. ti ,
necemlr , new or old. SlSJlTlc : January ,
JISc ; I-et u ry , Jl 4p3Zc ; rlnunrr jinlxM , _ . , .
* " e ; rrcelptm MS7S bu. : c pjrjr. n ne ; * outhrn
wliltn and yellow corn. S5O5ic. ' ,
OATP-KIrm ; Xo. i whiteSHCWo ; Xo. 2
rnl etl. S'4c ; reeelpt * . J0.124 bu. ; oports. none.
HTB Klrm r : Xo. nete-rn , U'ietS ' c , re
ceipts. M.14 ? l u. ; eiportn. none.
lIAY-Stfadv , rtiolce timothy , tl > a ke l.
OIVA1X FltElQIlTS rnchanKed ; steimeta
e-any ; pnro'li' , flrm ; iteam to LUcrpoot , per bu. ,
l ! d. D c rober ; Cork , for order * . i < ir quarter ,
Si lOHil. Deo-mhcr ; J 7d , Jnnilory.
lll'TTEIl-ftcady : fwicr creamery , SeHe.
1XKJES Steady ; frei h. VM.
ClIDEPn Stf-vlv , unch nsM : market tok
heavy : fancy New York. Urcr. t'iClOc ; fancy
New York , small , 10H01 4c.
Liverpool Mnrltf t * .
LIVKUPCOL. Dec. 4.-\VHEAT-v pnt , Xo. i
red , western winter , rtfndy , "t ? 4d ; Xo. 1 red ,
northern fprlnp. tK-Ddy. 7s M.
CXIIX Spot. American mlxe.1. qulft. 3s Sit-
futures qule-l ; December , Ss 2Hdj Januar } ' , ' '
IHd ; February , ' l * d.
FIXlt'll Fl. Louis , fatvy winter , dull. 10s.
HOPS' At London ( Pacific coast ) , firm , 4 1
( ? %
PnOVIPlOXS Ileef. nrm : extra India mess , K *
M ; prime mess. 66 Sd. Pork , firm ; prime mess ,
fine western , iR Ml prim * mss , medium west
ern , 4Cs M. Hams , short cut , steady. 31s. Ilacon ,
Cumberland cut , dull , 24s ; short ribs , steady. K > .
6.1 ; lone clear middle , light , dull. 33 < 6d long
clear middles , heavy , dull. 33s ; short clear hacks ,
tteadr , 31 i clear bellies , firm , 37s ft ) : shoulders ,
square , firm. 2Ss 61' Iy rd , prime western , steadr.
t : M. Tallow , prime city , steady. ISs Cd.
ClIEHSIJ American ilnejt white and colored ,
steady , 42s Cd.
I'reirln > Inrlol .
PEORIA. Dec. 4. CO11X Market steady ; No.
"OATS Market firm : Xo. I white , JJc.
IITB Market quiet , nominal : Xo. 2 , 47'5c.
WHISKY Market steady ; hlch proof spirits ,
11.18 ; alcohol. 2.51.
Ilptrnll Mnrlict.
DirrnOIT. Pee. \VHRAT Xo. 1 white. We.
Xo. 2 red. 91'ic ; December. 90'ic ; May. S114c.
COIIN No. 2 mixed. M\c.
OATS-NO , s white. nic.
RYR Xn. I. 46'jc.
STOCKS AMI IlOXnS.
Muvenivnt of Prloe-x Trivial , nxeept In
n KPIV Sprclnl Ciiti'H.
NE\V YORK. Dec. 4. Today'p stock market
was left almost entirely to the room traders nnd
they seemed disposed to depress prices durlns
the early part of the cession by sh irt Mies.
Their efforts met with little response nnd they
covered befoe the close. brlnRlnc prlc-e In most
< -iKA ellehtlv nhnve vpKterdax-'s rloseThe
movement of prices was. however , trivial
throughout the day , except In n few FjK-clal
capes.
Manhattan reflected the anxiety of these who
had bought } esterday under the mlrtiikrn Im
pression that the underground rapid transit plan
had been declared unconstltutlon.il. Heavy of-
ferlng ? at the opening- sold the stock down a.
point , the lowest of the day. Tne close was
near the low point after n full recovery In the
meantime. All sorts of rumors were afloat re
garding the stock , and dealings In U were
quite feverish.
Sugar was traded In for the most part at a
level below yesterday's .close , the supply of
stocks being- apparently large on any nnvuncc.
Chicago Great Western showed a degree of
strength on account of Its large pen-entage of
increase of earnings for thifourth week in No-
vemlwr. Susquehanna & Wtilen continued to
rise In price , and Dea.waru ! & > ludson of the
c > al group sympathlied. but New Jer ey Central
and the Reading stocks , on the otber hand , were
heavy. The day's news so far fas It was re
garded was fHxorable , statements of the fourth
week earnings that were. jiubflsned showing
large earnings and handsjme Increases.
The Increase In cash was not' ' sulflclent to
cover Increased requlremenjs of' the legal re-
sc-ve caused by the heavy Increase In d poslttv.
and the consequence Is still furtBer declines In
the surplus reserve There tiffs Heon nothing In
the general requirements of the money market
during the -week to account for the expansion of
H,476.MO In the loans , and It Is probably due to
borrowing on exchange. U J estimated that
J10.ooo.ooo of foreign exchange has been allowed
to accumulate In thin city during the week , and
the fact that prices of exchange have not been
materially lowered shows -that It Is withheld
and the money loaned abroad. There Is a con
tinuance of Investment buying ) of longtwhange
in anticipation of the usual return movement of
trade after the llm of the year.
Although the Imports of- general merchandise
at this port for the week .show a sha.ti > falllnu
off , the receipts at the custom. fiou e Indicate a
growth of the Improvement during November ,
which the buyers of lonpr exchange eipect will
Incrtasft still further ns the stocks are -worked
off -which were Imported In anticipation of the
tanrr law. unless the Import movement of gen
eral merchandise shall Uvome very heavy In the
next few months lone exchange must prow a
poor Investment In view of the outgo of mer
chandise the last "few months.
London advices during- the week have reported
a very heavy American demand In that market
for high crade railroad bonds. The same de
mand hod existed In the New York market with
a very limited supply , which was largely fur
nished for foreign account an well as In London.
This wauld Indicate further heavy transfer to
thl side of the water of the highest-priced rnll-
nvsd securities In sufficient volume to have quite
tn appreciable effect upon the exchange bal-
nnre.
The activity of the bond market has been a
feature of the Stock exchange here all week ,
and the total dealings In bonds on Thuroiay
was of a par valua of nearly 14.700 0 < X )
The activity of the stix-k market hss been snas-
modlc. The week opened with evidences of an
awakenerl oiiUIJo Interest In the market , due to
the sharp advances of rrtday and Saturday pre
vious , but the buyers of that i > erlod took occa
sion to realire on Monday apd turneJ price *
backward again. Tuesday and Wednesday the
bulls loaded up again and prices slowly har
dened. Thursday opened with great nnlmatlon
anrt riflng prices , but while the animation con
tlnued the rife soon cnme to a ttop anil soon
prices were fulling- quickly and sharply. This
second realizing movement by the powerful op
erators , whose resources enabled them to manip
ulate the prices , threw the market Into semi-
stagnation , from which It hewed no sign of
recover } ' either Friday or today. The reactions
have net. however , wiped out all gains , nnd the
week shows net gains of between 1 and 2 per
cent on some , notably Sugar , 4l < per cent. Penn.
pylvanla. Chicago Great Western , Missouri Pa
cific and Union Pacine. The rise of Tuesday
and Wednesday was due primarily to the ag-
irresslvj an.1 confident buyingof Influential com
blned interests. But the factors which Induced
a large follow-in * were the favorable railroad
statements , notably the October statements of
the Pennsylvania , and Durllngton , and the state
ments In general of gross earnings for the fourth
week of November and the announcement of the
Rock Island re-fundln * scheme end the sale ot
$52.0W.toO $ of the refunding bonds. The free offer
ings of stocks on thH advance show the disposi
tion to await the shaping of policies by con.
Kress before buying securities to hold.
The bor > J market has shown less hesitancy
than stocks , and prices Irsve steadily advanced ,
though periods of lessened activity have accom *
panled the declines In prices of stocks.
The supply of high grade bonds has been un
equal to the- demand , and the demand has be"n
overflowed ! to the low-price } bonds , which fho.v
notable gains In price. Total sales , JlS.fnX ) .
United States bonds were strong. The new 4s are
% PIT cent higher bid. the 1 ' 4 per cent higher
bid ind the old 4s. registered , and the Js , reg-
l tered. are U per cent higher bid , the former
ex-Interest.
The Evening Post's London nnanclal cable
gram i-ays : "The flock marki-ts here were again
stagnant today. Americans were steady , hut
lifeless , pending Preslfem McKlnley's message.
The tone wss hoi -ful. the continued fall In
Indian exchange excites attention. It Is partly
duo to purchases of silver , and to anticipations
of the resumption of weekly council drawings.
Uruguay bonds were better , a syndicate having
betn formed to take over Mullman's holdings. "
The following were the closing quotations on
the lendingslocks of the New York exchange
today : ij
Alchlson ISHl.dopW 141 {
dor.fd Bfi i SI.V.A Om 7M <
UaltlmoroJt Ohio. . 12 ' "dnpfa 14H
Canada Pacific . . . . H0i < St.'PrM. AM m
Canada Souinern. 04 ,30. , Pacific 204
Central Pacific 11 So.Jlallway Jt
Ctmn.JtOtuo 21H ? JQ pfd 8I
rhlc.inn.L Alton..101 Tvxil * * Pacific. . . . im
Stale Oa , _ S.l ; ChlcuBO Orrat WtMfrn. ll.WOj
I
'
Silver bar * BSHic : Mexlcin dollars , 47047UC-
drafts ( slghtj , 15c ; telegraph. ISVtc.
NIMV York Miningliiotntlon .
NEW YOIIK , Dec. 4. The following ore the
closing mining quotations :
London Slock
LONDON. Dec.4. . 4 p. in. Clog Ing :
Con ols.m'.v 11-J4 < iTlriican ordmarv. . 17K
Consolsvoc't 113 LSI.Pain common. . . 'Jtlv
Can. Pacific 8'4 N1 Y. Ccntmi UOJf
Erlo 15 IPcmiHylvanta 6HM.
Krlo ands 37W'tte.-ullnir ' 11H
111. Ccnlr.ll IQI'tlMeir Con. iiew-U. . OS
BAR SILVER Stesdy at 27 S-IW p r ounce.
MONEY SUffS r r cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bill ? . 2740 ! 15-16 per cent ; three months'
bills , 3 15-16 p r cent.
Statement liy ll.iiilc of
LONDON' , Dec. 4. Goli Is quoted at Buenos
Ayres today at 17b ; at Lisbon. 4SV4 ; at Rarae ,
10) . M. Gold bars , 77s ll ifl.
IlEUt-IN" . Dec. 4. International securities to
day on the bou. i were mor * active and there
was a mode-rate Improvement , principally In
Italians nnd Turkish. Union Paclllc securities
were nrm and Canadian Pacific stock recovered.
Exchange on London , SO marks 27'i pfgs for
PAK1S. Dec , 4. Three per cent rentec , 104f
for account : exchange on London , : if ! 3ViC'for
accounts , liuclness on the bourse today opened
brUkly and prices Improved. I ater the market
became ijuleter with a fractional decline In
values , but the closing was moe active and
firm.
firm.KIIANKFOIIT. . Dec. 4. There was a better
feellne on the bourse today. American securi
ties were firm.
AVci-lily Itiinlc Stiitriucnt.
NEW YOHK. Dec. 4.-The weekly bank Ftate-
ment nhows the following changes : Surplus re
serve. decrease. { 437,975 : loan * , lncn-a e. i3,47 . -
WO ; tpecle. Increase , JJS'.nW ; legal tenders. In
crease. fS27.W ; deposits. Increaw ; . > 5,417,1'X > ; cir
culation , decrease. J93l'The bank * now lioM
JSS.l .i'S } In excess of the requirement of the " 3
per cent rule.
Aiiicrlcnn .SrqnrltloN in London.
ijONDOX. Dec. 4. The market for American
seouritUs was firm from the openingto the
dote on < more buoj-ant feellnj * , . The clote was
firm and the demand moderate.
iilutis. .
CHICAGO. Dec. 4. Clearlnps. ! 16 2:6.545 ; New
York exchange , par ; posted rates. H.M and
(4 7. Stocks , steady ; New Vork llifcutt. Etrons
on Kood demand , define : West Cliicao. lOlVt ;
Diamond Match , KO'J ; Ldke Street , 16 ; New-
York Hlscult , KTi ; Straw-board , i" bid , 30 asked ;
South Side U : City Hallway , ! 40.
MEMl'IUS. Dec. 4. dealings , J5I0.310 : bal-
[ Ul'.x's , > 127.U : ; New York exchange , telling at
par.
par.NEW OriL.EANF. Dec. 4. Clearings. tlIPMne :
New York ejtchance. bank , par ; commercltl , II. 2J
per Jl.lM ) discount.
ST. LOl.'lB , Dec. 4. Clearings , tt.lM.STO ; bal
ances , J375.C05 ; money , Sg5 per cent ; New Yoik
exclitnca. ! ; discount bid end par asked.
UALTIMOHE. Deo. 4. Clearings , K'M3C9Z ;
balances , > 35C 240.
PHILADELPHIA , Dec. 4. Clearings , tnHd.-
OSl ; balances. 1G43.1RO.
CINCINNATI , Dec. 4. Money , 2'iCC per cent ;
New Yerk exchange 30C40C premium ; tleailngF.
11.484.700.
NEW YOHK. Der. 4. Clrnrlngs , J157 , < ; ! i,170 ;
balances. ; . : : . ' . 7S7.
I1OSTON. Dec. 4. Clearings. tl .032U9 ; bal
ances , 12.087.041.
COTTOX .MAIIICKTS.
Cliiht-M nt the LmvcMt Point fur tin *
Si-noon.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4. COTTON The cotton
maiket opened Mcady at a decline of 1 to J
points In sympathy with less favorable Kmjllfli
rabies than looked for , but soon developed a
nrm un-itrttne on fairly active local covering.
At 11 o'clock the market was quiet nnd very
steady at a net ealn of 2 to 4 points. Sales to
that hour were IQ.OdO bales. Liquidation tub-
fc ] uently set In , and with renewed selling for
foreign actount prices dropped to the lowrat
point of the setslon , wltli the market finally
barely steady and prices net Unchanged to 2
points lower. Total sales. 7Z.WO bales. Port re
ceipts estimated for the day at & 3 MO balet.
a * a Inn , H3 bale Ian veclc and 37.S.M 1,3 k-
lart year. J'ort rrvelpti estlmate.1 for the week
at 3- .GOO bales , arslntt 40.t&0 balls last week
and 2C7l ! t > ales last year ; at Memphis 3.TU3
biles , against 3.US lait year , and at JlouHon
13.U9 bales , agulnit 7.S13 bales l.itt year. Fu
tures o [ > ned steady ; rales , 5.400 bales : January.
JS.71 ; 1'ebruary. S.3 March , J5.W ; April. 5.M :
May , IS. < il ; June. > S. < : July. H : August , (6.U3 :
September , tC.OI ; October , : C ; Dnember , J5.CS.
C'lojcil barely rteody ; rales , It.tM l < ales ; Janu-
try. J5.71 February. J5.76 , March. IS.M ; April.
* : . & ; May. JJ.IO ; June. ti.M ; July. fi.ftO ; Au-
tnicft , 16.03 ; September , KM ; October , K.t7 ;
December , Ji.M. f'pot clored quiet ; middling up.
lands. Stic niUdllntr gulf , C'.ic ; ( ales , : o bales.
.Vctv York Dry < < iioiln MnrUrt.
NEW YOHK , Bee. 4-In dry KCK > , | S the week
close * ltli a KCXH ! outlw * for the rest of the
year. TlK. dle of the tvevl : have not been alto
gether witlsfactory. Fellerii were of the t-.lef
that thn reductlonK In print * would result In ex
tensive rale , txrih by mall order and In store
trudlng , but buy vis Kx-mrd. to be Inclined to takt >
matters slowly at prudent. Meanwhile the trade
In sprlne Roods In cotton printe4 lines In very
fair. In staple cotlons busne ! - > ha cantlnut-d
lltctrt during the wvrk In all Krodea. urid , while
tlien' has ti en a pronounced change In prtr < - ,
there liave Ix-en many concessions made In order
la fcecurc what nales have been reported during
tb wik. . Print clotha show light tradlnir , but
not a light us was - icte4 | earlier In the week ,
The recent reduction of thirty-four square extras
to * ' . c has reunited In a renewal of Interest on
the part of buyer * and seller * have been as
liberal us could , expected at the price.
I.onilon ( Jrnln
I/JNDON , Dec. 4. WHEAT I Its been - vik
and df-cllnlng ; bui'er were Indifferent ; Walla
Walla M-llern , October and Novemtier wheat.
prompt deliver } ' nsked , JCuCJ. Fc/r Junu r > ' and
February they ask ( I it * . Sellers of Argentine
wheat. February and March , ask tl K for rtwim
and 34s M for mil , In.lUn wlie-its weru nominal ,
I 'I JOU It-Slow.
MAI7.IJ Mixed. Deceml -was quoted at IlsW ;
new , January to April delivery , wo quoted at
UAHLEY American wan quoted at ICa Undol.
OATS Uncertain ; railed clipped , D inUr and
January , vrcro quoUJ at HJ V.it ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Winds Up with a Light Hun and
Lower Frlcca ,
SATURDAY'S ' DULLNESS RULES IN CATTLE
Onlr n. Torr OlTcrrtl niul Theno
Sell Junt Atiunt Slcndr
O | > l-n StroilH but
Souit Yl'l-llkrn ,
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec.Receipts for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. HOES. Satep. Horet
December I . ( -19 2,431 .
December 3 . 1,400 5.S71 4,130 1
December 2 . 3.1CI 8,071 4.19S
December 1 . 2,463 9.S23 1.4M 2
November 30 . 3.IU 7.375 8.640
November 29 . 8,171 2s0 ; 1.2.-3 71
November 17 . sil 6,672 37 1
November K . irJ4 6.MU 4.S3S 5
November S . l.JOO 5,000 700
November U . 4.V3Ti 7.7S5 1:6 . . . .
November S3 . 4.5.-S g.i7u l.K-I
November 22 . 3.U17 2.703 l.OSfi
November 20 . i.SX ) 6,000 ZK
November 19 . 1,919 4,041 I.W3 ZT
November IS . 4.4 . 5.5S7 2,637 . . . .
The olllclal number ot cars of stock
brought in today by each road was :
C. . M. ft St. P. Hy .
O. & St. L. lly . 2
Mo , Pacific . 6
Union Pacific System . 7 7
B. & . M. It. U. U . 9 C
C. , . & Q. Hy . n
K. C. & St , J. . . . . 12 2
C. , II. 1t / P. Hy. , east . 4
C. , 11. I. & P. Hy. . cst . 1
Total receipts . S2 37
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing tne num
ber of head Indicated :
Kuyera. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
Ornaha Packing Co . ir . . . .
O. H , Hammond Co . 1S3 29S
S\vlft and Company . 119 C17
Cudahy Packing Co . 6S M)2 )
J. L. Carey . 3S
Lobmqn & Kothschllds. . 32 . . . .
Huston * Co . 5 . . . .
H. Hamilton . 27 . . . .
Hammond , from K. C . 219
Cudahy , from K. C . 3M > GCO
Other buyers . 33 . . . . 1,053
Total . S73 2,746 1,031
CATTLE Yesterday's storm was a suffi
cient cause for light receipts today , evt-n
If It had not been the last day of the week ,
so that the meager offerings were In no
sense a disappointment to the trade. All
told only thirty-two loads were reported In ,
making n total for tne week of 13,749 head ,
us against 15.2CS last week and 17,727 the
previous week.
1110 marKt-t ns a WIIOMI was in very fair
condition the past week for the sellers
though on some days It was not entirely
to their liking. The week opfned strong
and showed a still further advance on fat
cattle on Tuesday. On Wednesday the mar
ket experlt-nccd quite n reverse under the
Influence of the break In values In eastern
markets , and the week closed with the bust
cattle about lOc lower and the less desirable
kinds lollll'c ' lower than the high point of
the weik , which was Tuesday.
Today thcro were hardly enough cattle
on sale to make- market. On the opening
market only one load ot fat cattle was of
fered , which sold Just about steady.
A considerable proportion of the receipts
consisted of butchers' stock , about a dozen
loads of cows and heifers being on sale.
The demand was food and the early ar
rivals nivt with ready sale at tirm pricey.
As Is Invariably the rule on a Saturday
there was very little doing In the feeder
division ; In fact there was very little to do
with. Such cr.ttle as were to be had sold
at Just about steady prices. Representative
sales :
NATIVES.
MONTANA.
Ibull 12M 250 5 bulls 1K3 2 TO
11 tailings..1057 3.15 13 cows K4 270
11 feeders. . . . 547 350 45 cows SSS 330
Ssteers 13 3 K 27 feeders. . . . 551 425
HOGS' Kecelpts of iiogs today were extremely
llKht. but there were two very peed rcas JIIB why
It should be so. The storm of ye terday was
sulIH-ient to have prevents ! the loading'08 IIOBS.
but even had there been no storm llKlit receipts
would have been the natural result of the sharp
break in valuta this week.
The market started but in peed shape this
morninK. and pii\e promise of a bettor ransc
of values , the openlnc belnp strong to 5c higher.
Quite a number of loads nold early nt J3.M that
would have Bin * , at t3.15S3.17'.t yesterday. Buy
ers were not very anxious for supplies and the
more they thoUKht about It the less they wanted
them. The result was that the market boon
1-jst the strenpth of th < early mornlns and the
lit arrivals met with a M-ry Indifferent recep
tion. The cl"fe of the market was slow , with all
the advance of the day lost.
The hoe market this wefk has had n etron-r
downward tendency , thouuh It opened a shade
hlKhcr than the close of the previous w k. On
Tuesday and Wednesday It went flown rapldlv.
On Thursday tlwre was a rllKht reaction , fol-
luwcd by n still further djwnward movement on
FrMay. The week closes with the market just
lOc lower than It opened , llepjeacntntltp snips :
SHEEP In the t.heep market tne oia sayinr.
nrct a feast and then a famine. sms to hold
mod. Yesterday there were more sheep In tne
yards than almost anything elo" . tut toJay thern
was not a load on sale , and nothing'upon which
to base market values ,
CHICAGO I.IVn STOCK MAHICHT.
Triule In Ilourx ( tultiAnlinntiil nt
Slrjiily PrU't-H.
CHICAGO. Dec. 4 There was the usual Sat
urday market In cattle Receipts were very
llelit and the market i-speclaily a nominal one.
The few cattle offered were taken nt prices un-
chanee.l from yesterday. T.ils week's receipts
hnvu reached the unusually large total of ubout
C3.3CO head and prices have declined on an
average 'Kc. Muny cattle mat would have been
rent here hail the market been In a satisfactory
condition were stopped at various feeding points
an > l tellers who had half-fat cattle heie had to
rll at very low prices. A uood domestic de.
mand for fancy heavy Christmas beeves Is ex
pected next week.
Trade In hot : * was quite animated at steady
prices , the ( -reater part of the hups crossing the
scales at from J3.Z5 to t3. < : ' ,4 : ixnigh packliiK lots
anl.1 n , frnm < 31f. tn ttl flnd orlmf. Rnltintni ?
lots at frrm J3 to to J3.47 > .i. Pigs told chle-lly at
from (3 10 to J3.3714. The lug now belntr mar
keted are largely of Kood ( luallty , heavy lots
predominating and medium weights are tae bv < t
sellers.
TliH few lots of sheep nnd lambs that were of.
fereil on the irurkrt today sold at unclmnKcd
prices. Sheep w-re salable at from J2.75 to J3 >
for the poorest up to fioni J4.25 to J4 . " < i for ROO < !
tj rholcv flocks , with prime lots In demand at
front 14 CO to J4.75. Ignite sold at from J * ' 0 to
11.75 for the pooriit to from J5.2J to J5.50 for
cooJ to choice Mo-tii- . iengolnc below 14.75.
Liberal receipts of t.iecp and lambs are ex
pected next eek.
Receipts : Cuttle , KO bead ; hes , 0,600 head ;
cheep. 2,000 head.
St. l.onlM l.lviHtocU. .
BT. IXJUI8. Dec. 4.-OATTLE-Recelpt * . 700
head , of which M-J are Texans ; shipments , 2.COO
head : market Heady : fair tn fancy natl\e ship
plnK and e p"rl uteeni , 14.20 5.10 ; Imlh of sales ,
J.5'fj4.1 ( 0 ; dressed beef and but'her fMfrt , J3.C
05 ( : bulk of SHlen , J4.10H4.S5 ; nc-ers und < T
lA-J U.S. . j.40fi4.70 bull ; "f sales , J.CO4.10 ;
Mockrni and fee Ierr. ! , < 0g4.10 ; COWK and tielf-
en. I2.00ff4.10 ; bulk of cow * , : .WXjU.S ; can-
nlnK cows , Jl.2f > 0.IO ; l.ulU , j.OOii3.M : Texas
and IndiJn steers , J3.0)M.5 ; bulk of rales , 53-M
( II.I' ; cows und heifers , J2.2J03.75 , the out
side range N-lnif pal. } for a few head.
HOGH Receipts , 3KM head ; shipments , 2.100
head ; market 1-arely te/idy : light , J3.2003.2J.
mUrd. f } ii3.30 ; heavy , J3.t03.U.
SHEEP Receipts , none , thlpmentx. K-0 headi
market nominal ; rmtl\e mutton * . J3.75O4.50 ; culli
end bucks , Jl.MiOl & 0 ; ( tockers , : .WC.75 ,
lambs , J4.t6t.71 ,
luilliiiiiipolli I1vi.Stuck. .
INDIANAIXILIS , Ue4 , CATTLB-Rccflpts ,
light ; thlpments , light , market clc * l dull at Iht
n-cnt det-llne , Ko4 to prime steers , Jl.OOft4W ) :
fair to medium rtet-rii. JI. ; > &I.CO ; cummon tu KH !
M < r\xn. J2.75Q-J.W.
HOGS Receipts , 5K head ; shipments , 2.&JO
head : market active ; Kood to oliolce medium and
heavy , H.JC > ) .Ji , mixed , JJ.KIH.M ; common
light * . JS.IMit.SO.
BJI11E1' llc : pU , lightj thlfmtnt * . oone ) mar-
ket quiet , rrorpert * nr.tker , Reel to Onc4 ?
lambv tSOOtNi.M. fair to medium sheep , JJ.KS )
l.d ) , common , Jl.i.Xril ; ,
ICiinsn * ritjMvc 5lock MnrUH.
KANSAS CITY , l > ec -CATTLE Rfc lptf ,
l.S-'O litadj market ttrnty. unrhancrd , only re-
tall trade ; Trv s stetrs. Jt'.OHJ.M , native
streni. JJ.fl4.K. ( native cows ami heifers. Jl.K > t >
4 rt , stockera and feeders , JJ2V04.1J ; bulls , Jl.TS
.
HOOS Recflpls. lO.ton htidi market
bulk of ssles. JH7mfJ..M > 4. heavl . JJt
P cker , J3K > I.i7H. ! mlxul. Jj:7't M.i7 i. IlKhts.
jir.M. J'i ; Yorkers. J i. 4' pies. IS.SiUI. .
SHEHP-Rereliits. l.WO head ; markft rm ;
lambs , J1W05.7S ; muttons. JJ.7084.SO.
ir York Live Slock.
NEW YOUK. Dec. 4.llEKyrllecjlrtl .
head ; cables were unchanged : exports , 1,311
bes and J.SSJ quarters of lieef. .
, .
CALVES-Recelpts , t3S head ; dull na bnrejjr
ftemly ; veal . Ji.OMJT.7S : crastfre , JJ.tX03-M ;
THKBP 'AND i.uiiw-tKrtipi * . .g JSS !
dull nnd uenerally Heady ; she -p. JJWO :
, tst head ; dull at JSOeiT .
KnsJ Iluffnlo Mvc Stock.
EAST Ul'FFALO. N. Y. , Dec. 4.-HOGS-Yotk.
ers. Rood to choice. JJ.4A ; rc. hs , common ti
BD0.1. J3.OlVdl.IOi plBS. JS.47OJ.W.
SHEEP ANI ) LAMHS At-out steady : l tnb .
choice. Ji.75 ; culls to common , J .M-4i .Si. Sheep ,
choice to stlictej nethers. J4.WW4.7i ; culls to
common , J3.COCl.7t.
_
l.nulKvlllr I.lvo Stook.
I/3UISV1LLE. Ky. . le.- . 4.-CATTLK Un
*
HOOSRfcelpts. . l.W ) hrnil ; itteadyj llshl
weights , J3.o-HtJ.SS ; rousti. JJ DK.v\ > .
SHEEP Steady , unclmnge. ! .
Clnolniintl LlviStock. .
CINCINNATI. Dec. 4.-HOaS-Slfn > l ) ' .
V-ATTLK-PKndy. JJ KfHi.li ) .
SHHEP-lxini-r , J2.r lfl 33.
LAMUS-lxiwcr. J2.rOBJ.lX
< jorl < In
Rpconl of receipts of llxe stock nt the fcm
principal m..L.U for Uccom 4 :
Kansas City . l.M > ) 10.COO lKfl
St. Ixjuls . 700 J.09.1
Totals . IcTa S5S11 S.OOO
Illilo nnil I. ru I IHT Mnrkrt.
CHiaVGO. Drr. 4.-Thc Chicago Shoe anil
Leather Review todnv snys : The pickfr lild
market l moderntely active , but variable In re.
spcct of prices. Native steer hl < l < - linve changed
from ll'ic to tic and bark again two or thren
times but nt this vrltlnt ; no well Informed
buyer wouV ) think of ] i.\ln morj than lie ana
lOc for light nnd heavy. Truns steer hides are
nliout ilown to lOc for the liMvy selection , but
light welnlitB continue strong at S c , If takeh
alone. Cclnrado nre dowri to Cc. Ilranddl co
arc In rctiuest nt ! " ,4c. t'ountry IiufT hlilfs hola
steady nt ft e. Leather Is stiongly held.
Snu IfpnnolsiMi WliiMit Mnrlti-t.
SAN I'UANCISlO. ree. HKAT-S.enilyj
Ut-eemlvr. J1.4C. Mnv. Jl.nS.
RARLUY-Easy ; May. SS c.
CntTee.Mt.rUcls. .
NEW YOHK , Pf. 4.-COrF131 Option * oponsJ
dull at iim-hnnRvd pilrp in nn ndvnnre of S
t.olnlH. rtil'd lnnrtlv < - nnd feitim-lcss w.th wet Ml
visible supply lucre-are of 107.703 I \K . abcut an
expected , and attrnctlnK no ntt' tlon , while
hlpher Eunpenn rnhU- were offwt by lower
Hrazlllan cables land ImatlMspnt cable dcmind.
Cloned stemly at net unehanged prices , sales ,
9Ot ) baps. Including Ma . f.8 > . Spjt c-ofr.i ? . Hlo ,
quiet ; No. 7 Invitee. C\c : Xo. 7 Jobblnir , 6) ) 0 ,
Mild , dull : Ponlovn. 0'-STlle. ; Total wnre-
hoiiFf deliveries from the United Slates ,
15.701 l-iK" . Including 12.7I7 lines frr.m
Now York : New York stork today. ' .17.C43 bags ;
I'nlteil States strwt. | 644 0 3 bncx : nllnnt for the
United Htntoi. SM.in ( IUIRS ; tut.il vlsllile for HM
t'nltpd Slat's. l.'ai.iSl baps , imilnit OJ2.7G3 bass
lust year and MS.M1 Imis In If 5.
SANTOS D < v 4. rornn-Qul"t : coo-l nver-
nge Santon. 7.OX ) it-Is ; rerelrts , 1S.COT bans ; stock ,
'HAMnUUO. Drc. 4. COKHKE Opened un-
chamied. rljs d with a nt-t advance of \ iQpfs. . :
sil'-H. 13.0 > H > baps.
HAVRE. Doc. 4. TOFFEE-Opened stenJy and
4flV lower ; closed. 12Vif higher ; sales , S.OOO
' "
"nib DE JAXKIllO Dee. 4.-COFFEB-Bnrely
steady : Xo. 7 Il'n. 7.W rfls ; eschanee. " ? ? 4j
n-celptF , IS.OiO liairs ; clenrol for the United
States , C. > 3 IUIK * ; cleamil for Europe , SW ) bugs ;
stxk. 473,000 taKP.
\ \ enl > lnrki-M.
uo&TON , Deo. \VOOU-Ohlo am ? Pennsyl
vania fluceR. X nnd aboxe. 27Tt'c ; X , XX and
above 3"31c ; Delnlne. . > 'l/31c ; No. 1 comblnff ,
SOSJlc : Xo. 2 combine , 29fi39c : Michigan , Wm-
consln , etc. . X MktiiRi.n. 2JfJ2tc. No. 1 Michi
gan combing. 25 29e. Xo. ' Illinois combine.
2 029c : No. 2 Michigan coi.ibins. 2181110 ; No.
ane
tucky and Indiana quarter blood combine , 249
25c- Missouri quarter-blooi * combing , 21c ; 'Mls-
sou'rl three-clghths-blood combing. 23S2lc ; braid
combing , -'lo ; lake and Ueorgla , 22g23c ; Texaa
woolu i-prlni ; medlur. , (12 months ) , ICfflfc ;
scoured price. I3SI4Jsprlnir ; nne (12 ( months ) ,
17fllSc- scoured price. Wig2c ; tenltory wools ,
Montana line medium nnd tine. ICWISc : scsured
Trice 4 > 05ftc ; staple. f,2@Utah ; , Wyoming.
etc. . nne medium and fine. i : > fll7c : scoured
price , 4SflSOc ; staple. Mfi55c : Australian , scoured
basis , combing , superfine , 70g72c : combineKood. .
65Jjf'ic ; combing , average , C2eMe ; Queensland.
C ° )
STlnLrbns : Dec. 4-WOOIv-Unsteady and
easier ; medium. ISS-Oe ; heaxy line. tQHs ; llKht
fine , 13Q17c ; tub washed , 22t30'ic- |
Oil .tlnrkctx.
Oil , CITY. Pa. . Dee. 4. Credit K-ilancen , Kcj
certincate" . first sale. C5c ; hlchest bl.l. C7'ic :
cUocd. C7Uc bid : Hhlpmcnts , 4C,1'7C bbls. ; runs , 5)-
' ° " '
3'cHAliLESTON. s" C. . Dec. 4.-OIUi-Turpfn-
( ine. market llrm at SOc ; tal' . none. . Rosin ,
firm : sales , none ; A , II , C' . I ) , tl.10 ; E , F. J1.15 ;
G. Jl 2 : II. Jl. : I. .5 ° : K. Jl-40 ; M , 51.40 ; N ,
1 * 05WO. . J2.31 : W\V. J2.70.
SAVANNAH. Ga. . Dfc. . 4.OIlSplrll tur
pentine. Him at So c bid ; sales. l.07l > bWs. ; re-
eelrts fin Ubls. Rosin , firm nnd unchanged ;
snl s. 2.0WbbIs : receipt3330 bl'ls. ; A , II , C. D ,
fl 11E U. ll. l : O. Jl.M. 11. St. 41 : I. J1.60 ; 1C.
Jl M Jl.M : N. J2.33 : WG. JJ.M ; W\V. J2.EO.
WILMINGTON , N. C. . -t.-OlLB-Splrlta
of tunx-n'lne. "rm nt H3 < \ - . Ronln. steady at
} 115tl2.1. C"rui5e turji-ntlnt , steady at Sl.n'tf
l.H-i. Tar , rjiilct nt { 1/0.
IjONDON , Deo. 4.ILc : Cottonsee-1 oil , Liver
pool refine 1. dull at 21s 9d. Turpentine spirits.
firm at j > M 4d. Rosin , common. Fteadynt
4s Cd. Petroleum. Atn > - Icjn refined , 4 i-lCulS-l" ;
petroleum spirits , 6 ? < OCd.
CAIX-'UITA , Dec. 4. O1I-S LlnMOd , eM ,
" '
LlV'EIlPOOU Der 4. OII-S-Cottonsee < l oil ,
Liverpool rellnd. . dull , 14s ! d. Tti'-pintlne galrlts ,
steady , Us 3d. Ros'.n. coinnvm. steady , 4s Mid.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. -SUGAR Open ket-
UP stendv nt 2Hft''Te : ci-ntrlfuinl firm ; jrratiu-
lateil. 4 3-ICfi4Uc ; w'lllc-ii 3 ll-ICfl4'c ( ; yellows ,
SSiiS'ic ; fecomfs 2i4 Ssvc. Molnsfts. open ket
tle. steady at 12jl7c : centrifugal , easy nt tft
4V&r : syrup , steady at 17fi2" .
CINCINNATI , Dec. 4. SUGAR Firm ; hatd le-
flned. J4.n.15iJ.Sji.
LONDON , Dc-e 4 SUGAR ISeet sugar , De
cember-March. tB 6 id.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4 SUGAR Raw , nrm ; fair
n-flnlnp. 3" c : ecntrlfugal. ! 'C test , S7 c. Re
fined. tlnn ; crushed , S'sc , p.wderel. 5-lCc ; gran
ulated , 5c ; mold A. 4'lc : standnrd A , 44c ; con
fectioners' A , 4c : cut loaf. ! * tc : cubes. 6V c.
TI3LKPHONK 30r.5. ;
H. R. PENNEY & CO. ,
11O Board of Trade Bldgr. , Omaha.Neb.
GRAIN , PROVISIONS , STOCKSJ
Branch Offlce , 1038 N St. . Lincoln , Neb.
C. C. CHRISTIE. . J. STREET.
President , Vice-President.
O .W. ICENNBY ,
Becretarv.
Ciifislie-Street Commission Co
STOCKS , GIIAI.VM1 IMtOVISIO.VS ,
JAMES . B9YD & CO , ,
Telephone 1030. Omaha , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GHA N PROVISIONSandSTOCKS
IIOAUI ) OP TIMUB.
Direct wlre > to Chicago and New York.
Correspondents : John A. Warre-n & Co.
Weare Oommission Co
01,11 COLONY IIUILIM.Vt ; . CHICAGO ,
Members Chicago Hoard of Trade since 1662.
Grain , Provisions anJ N. Y. Stocks
Orders Cash and Future Delivery Solicited.
Omuliu O III < < , Itoiiiu 1 , N. V. Life II 111 jr.
. . . . 'Plioite11(11. . . . .
I'LOYU .1. CAMPIIii.i. , Jlunuirer.
J. L. BOYD & CO , ,
Grain Provisions and Stock
1416-1418 Fartmm St.
Orders taken for 100 bushels and upwards.
C. H. AlAGOON & CO.
Stocks , ( kain and' Provisions
314 South 15th St.
OMAHA. NEB.
f
! 'I ' ,