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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1897)
11 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL MarkctoBojxr ed Qaietand Comparatively Namw in Range. STATISTICAL HEWS FAVORS LOV/tR / PRICES AVIiont CIiiHr l.ntvrr. Corn nnd Ontn lloinnln fnclinnvvil , WhileI'ro - vlnlnii.Sliiivt - Sinn 11 CHICAGO , Dec. C.-A11 the grain nnd provision mnrkPts were quiet and com- txtrattvely narrow today. May wheat opened lower nnd advanced , but broke bndly on very liberal seeding estimates , nnd closed % c lower. Most of the statis tical news favored lower prices. Corn and oats were unchanged nt the close , while provisions showed small advances. At the opening , nnd for a short time after , A-lunt was In a wenk condition. Opening aCSS'/ifiWHc. as compared with Saturday's closlnn price of SOHc , It sold off slowly under fairly liberal orterfnus to 8ST4c. Early news almost altogether favored sellcra , .Liverpool , which opened Vid lower , showed W.4d , declines at 1.TO p. m. World's shlp- mei.ts were very law. amountlnB to 9KltM < jO bu. , fully TuO.OOO more than ex pected , though all the Increase was from America , lit the last twenty-two weeks America has furntahed three-fifths of all the wheat shipped by exporting countries. The trade wan nlso figuring on the vlsl- folu Increase of KKMJO ) , against a. decrease of 2.CW.OOO bu. litHt year. The opening weakness was aided by the lib nil ndrUiiveRt receipts , Jllnncnpolls nnd liuluth reporting a total of 1,315 cars , ngatnst ii40last ; ( week and 1,018 a year ago. Chicago n.'t'tlpW were 237 cars. Aflcr the market hud dipped to SS'dc. however , there was a quick -rally on covering by shorts , nnd the market went to oS'ic ' without much effort. It had been expected that In rasa of u break bilow K ! c a big line of lonR stuff wpuld come out , but In this the crowd wa disappointed. The -visible showed n larger Increase than expected , aggregating l,8 > a,000 bu. , bringing the total stocks to 3IS430. A yt-ar ngo they were rVj,312WQ bu. Hut so Jlrm was * the market tnut even the ex cesstve Increase fell flnt In ao far as af fecting prices was concerned. The arrival hero of 2S4o:0 : bu. by lake from Duluth , 2i7 cars by rail and the relnipecllon of 279. cars from prlx-atc to public elevators , all of contract grade * , did not dampen the ; ardor of the buying. Thu amount on passage Increased l.GbO.OOO bu. , bringing the rimount to S3,920CCO bu. A year ago It wns H. ? > .000 bu. At 12 o'clock .May had sold as lilslt as Wtc. the market being helped a great dbal by rallies at N w York and St. Ixjuls. The market held very steady nt that price for Koine time , became suddenly wink and dropped to KS c. This was due to the "Oranpe Judd Farmer" report , which pave the area of winter wheat sown ns If per cent larg. r than the crop harvested In 1R37 , although the rondltlon of the plant was put at only SI per cent. There was an endeavor on the part ot early buyers to realize on their purchases , but a lack of supporting orders , either from outside or In , rendered this dltllcult , and the decline to SSsic resulted. Just nt the close nn effort was made to buy some December , but We had to be paid , a cent above Saturday's close. May closed nervous at SS7Bc. Tin-re was not much done In corn. The market opened a shade lower , with wheat , but became steady after a further sllsht decline and held well throughout the ses sion , notwithstanding the break In wheat , closing at nearly the top price of the day. The trade wns almost entirely professional. Receipts were 394 cars. Liverpool was ' .iWitl lower. The large out-Inspection. : .2MOf" > bu. , nnd liberal shipments , SOI.OOO bu. , had n strengthening tendency ; May ranged from 2Sic to 2SUS < 2SlsC : and closed nt 2S'tc. Mnrket for oats was a very narrow one , with small offerings and equally restricted demand. The market was weak early In the day , following the course of wheat , but soon steadied. Trade In oats was almost altogether professional. Receipts were M9 cars. The visible supply showed an Increase of 201.CW bu. nnd local stocks Increased 83,000 bu. May ranged from 225122 0 to 21ac , closing unchanged Provisions ruled strong and higher on moderate amount of business. Receipts of hogs were 3,00) less than expected and the market was Inlluencfd by that princi pally Shorts were n little anxious about outstanding contracts and purchased to Borne extent. Part of the advance was lost on selling by Cudahy's brokers , but the close was steady. January pork EC higher nt $5 32V : January lard 2'.4c higher at $1 30 , and January ribs 2 o higher at $4.25. Estimated receipts Tuesday : Wheat , 270 cars ; corn , C20 cars ; oats , 5CO cars ; hogs , 33.0CO head. Leaumg futures ranged as follows : Articles. . | Open. | Hlth. I Low. I Close. I Saty'd Wheat- Deo. . . . 0 HfOM Oil Ol'.i no Jan Ml HU SI" 80 Nay. . . S8H 89H Coru Doc. . . 2 ma s 'J3M 25H 25 May. . . ! ! SH Oats- Dec. . . . 20H8H 20JJ May. . . 22 ® M 'JUs 22 OH Fork Forkc. . . . . 7 M 7 40 7 30 7 20 Jan. . . . H HI ) 8 : < 0 8UK May. . . U i'JH S 55 8 B''M Lard Iec. . . 4 SO i : ! -j 4 30 4 15 Jan . . . 4 27Ji Mny. . . 4 474 4 CO 4 45 4 47)i ) 4 45 eii'UtlbK Doc . 4 "S 4 2.1 i ; ; -vt ; 4 20 Juii . . 4 t3 ! 4 1 4 5S 4 ! ! . " May. . . 4 37U 4 37V i 55 4 37H 4 as " -No. i Cosh quotations were as follows : KI/H'R Quiet ; winter patents , $4.7004.FO atralKhK. 14 Xfn. 40 ; prlnc rpeclaU , J4.M ; eprtna . WHBAT- . ! T > rlnB. : No. ! eprlne. ? . No. 1 red. . , . OAT.-s-No. I. SHic. f. o. li. ; No. i white. ! 3Vi ( V2 e. No. 3 while K > iiMVi RYiNo. . i.lic. . RARLKY- 0. . _ TIM' THY HI3KI ) Prime , : .CS. PROVISIONS Me pork , per bbl. . > i.3jT7.ll ) , lard per ! < ) lb . . ll.SO ; thcrt ribs , slits ( loose ) , ll.ZOfc ! ' ! > ; > lrj' * ltel jboulilcrs ( boxed ) , JI.75U t.CO. fhnrt clear plde lboxe l ) . tl.C 4 55. Sl'OAHS I'ut loaf , 15.SI ; KUinul.ite.l. J5.51. Ni\V YORK KliXlSltAI JIAHICKT. of ( lie Ila > - oil GeucrnI COIIIIIIDllltll'H. NEW YORK , Dec. 6. FLOt'Il-Recelpte , 37. * bbl . ; experts , K.tfl bbls. ; quiet ani a shade lower to sell ; Minnesota patents , Ji.Wni.30 Minnesota hakcr , J.rOi/l.i ( ) ; winter | > at nt , .koa".10. Ryu Hour , quiet at tJ.7U < rJ. : ; . latter fancy. lluck hrat Hour , dull at J1.WW1.43. Ht'CKWHKAT Dull at 37HU5SC. IX ) RN MiAL Klnner : yellow western , CXc. RYK- Hull , No , S Western. tOViC. llAHI.KY-Uulet : feedlne , : s',4c. UAIU.iV MALT Steady ; western. KQfOc. WHKAT--Hecelit | , lOS.'XO bu , ; exerts , 518.DS9 liu. ; ; v t easy ; No , t rvd , 97Vtc , f , u. b. . atloat. Option * opened easy under bearish alallFlIc * and weak cable * . inllleU on forclKH liuylnic anil locBl covering , broke aharply under Snow's Increase of It per cent In winter wlieat area and unload. tnc , clottM 'itHtc net lower ; No. I red , May , 91 0 2 V-16o. closed at tilHc ; December , e. clcted at ic. CORN Recelpts , MS.iiO bu , ; exports , HS.ISl bu. ) pot steaiJy ; Nu. 2 , I3Hf , Options steady ; ad ance. ] on uvcreasrs In the \l lble upply tlirurri , nil local stock- rated off slbthlly with wheat nd closed unchanged : MJ > . Si , jJ3Sc. cluseU at M'.vc ; lx-c mber , 90 U-Hj31c , clorrd at 30Hc. OATS Receipts. SM.7W bu. ; exports. SU.4W bu.i spot nominal : No. 2 , rC'tOK c Options dull but very steady all day. cluFlng M ; " > ic net hlirlier. May closed at ! J\.C \ | December closed " ' * l > ull , shli-plnc , * Miic ; Kuod to choice , HOl'rf Steady ; slate , common to chalc * . crop. 4fi6c ; > * crop , CQ9c : 1W7 crop , lit I'arlilc roast. ItSfi crup , 4li c ; UGt crop , ' 1S3T crop. IStfl&c. HII > B * Steady ; Oalvfslon , llcj Texas dry , 12c ; California. 17lil c. LUATHER-QuV-t , hemlock note , IJuenos Ayre , llKht to heavy welnht. W BilHf. \VOOI < Hteady ; domestic rlivce. X7t31c ; Texas , ? ? - f .steady ; family , p.fOOlOtl ; extra meui. l7.U > Ui.O ) ; beef hams , I .WOr.W ; tucket , . < HG10.00. Cut mrals , steady ; pickled twllle * . frtflVirci pickled li ulder . Si.c ; vlckled ham * , T\4r7ic , iJird , teady. wejton steflmed , 14 JS ; rrHned. steady. 1'ork , dull mess , i.i ( > lee ; nhort clear , Jlo.OHIir.W ; famlty , IW.Wiili.Oj. TullDW , ateady ; city , > ttc ; country , IbtHHc , aa to quality. O1LH 1'etrolifum , dull , United closed , no mar ket. Ilitn. . Mrady ; atralnnl , common to good , I1.4M/1-45. Turj.tntlne. tteady at KhHMUc. Cut. tunaee.l oil. dull. Inactive but slealy : IT me crudf. llUot prime summer jellow. 2l"V : butter uil7i4V-4 irlnie winter yellow , 2SHIK7C. RICH iiteajy ; Japan. Mli c. MOI ASHES-Quiet ; New Orleans , open kettU , l-ood 4o choice .rCtillc M ETA IJJ-Today's ruvtal trurktt was more or loss unsettled , ulth llttlt buslneu of con e. ueno m rt < l. The N w York Melal ex. change report * fig iron -amuits tusy at I4.t bl4 .t > l * ! M a kM. l ske Potvper. firm nt ltd 8 ' bid and tl W ftske , ! . Tin , dull nt 1165 flJ7ii a ke < l. . p- r. quiet nt J1J.1 hid ami 14 < X > * ke < l. 1n > \ , weak at II { ,7 ( > . Th Arm ruin * th price for miners' ami vmelten' calls the lead market quiet at UM. i lirTTKR--R"-Hl'ts. ' S.30t tikjo. mnrki-t firm. vMtern. llflllc , Hlttlns , J Ll > a4c. factory. 11' ' * O1HW. L1IEBSK Receipts , 4.1W pka * . ; market < iu ! t : Imit * white. Setitember , * HW 1 * < ' . small wjlt . Septeml > er. WISH1" ; I nr color * . ! , September , < , mall colored , HepUmber. ? ft ? ' < - . tarn- Utc m , le. ilfce ; treall , SHc"ll ht tklmj. t ixrt oklmr 4l4tt' < ; full iklmn , Jftl ; . IM1OS Ilec lpts I. 3 pkcs , ; mnrki t state and Pennsylvania. tifliSc : WMlern. OMAHA. < : IXIHAL aiAiucnTs. Conilltlon of Trmli nnd 4)iiotntlonn nn Stnpli' nnil I'niicjI'roiluuc , EGOS-Striclly frwh. He. 11UTTUH Common to fair. IMSllc : choice to fancy , 14617c ; separator creamer ) ' . He ! galhtroa creamery , SXj. VEAL Cholre fat. M to 120 Ibs. , quoted at Sc ; targe and coarse. 4lric. DRESSED 1 > OULTRY CThlckens , 6C : tur keys , not wanted ; Reese , Soiduphs , 7e. I'lOKONB Live. * ( e ; 1 iUl fUBeona not wnntM. HAY Upland , t .M ; midland. 5.W ; lowlsnl. 15.00 ; rye strew , SI ; color-mnkes the price on hay ; llRht bale * sell the l > e t ; only top grades brine tup prices. CELKRY Good stock , large , 4 c ; small , Uf c. c.ONIONSPcr bu. . KfJCOc. DKAN.S-Hand.plckcd navy , per bu. . JUO. BWnBT l-OTATOi.H Per bbl. . J2.75. OAHI1AGE Home Bro n. per Ih. . UiiHUc. IXXTATORS Home crown , 40fSio : western stock , OMiTOc. FRUITS. CAJ.1FORNIA STRAWBERRinS-Pcr pt , , JOo. QI'IN-l'KS-rnllfornln , per IOTT. 11.23. API'LKS Winter stock. 12.75R3.00 ; California Holleflower , bo e . Sl.pk7l.COj ( Colorado Jona- thfirui , boxes. J1.7S. CnANnKRRlKS-J rrey , per btl. . J7.0) ; Vis- CDnsin Hell & lluRle. $7.W. CALIFORNIA AND COLORADO PEARS Oor i winter Nells , J2.00. ORAPns Catawbas , 6-lb. baskets , HI3c ! : . . TROPIC.VL FRUITS. ORANOES Mexican , per box , Jl.M ; Louis- luna , J4.f > ) . LT5MONS Jlewlnnn , SCO. U.0031.W ; 30JI.WO J4.M ; California. 3W , Sl.fW3.-K : 300. JJ.7504.5 ; . IIANANAR Choice. Inrco tock , per bunch , } : .OiS.K ; medium-sized bunches , J1.70 : . ) . MlSCELluVNEOUS. NUTS Almonds , i er Ib. , l rse size , HJ15c ; Ilrazlla , per Ib. , lOc ; Kngllsh walnuts , per Ib. , fnncy. soft shell , Uc : standards , lOfrllc ; lllberts , per Ib. , lOc ; pecans , polished , lartre , 9llOfl ; jumbo , lie ; large hickory nuts , ll.yj per bu. ; small , 1 M per bu. : cocoanuts. per IH J3.TS { ? 4.W ; peanuts , raw , SCiHc : roasted , MJ6Hc. FlGS Imported fancy , 3 crown. 14-lb. boxes , UHc ; Z crown , 41-lb. boxes , IDc ; 2-lb. boxes , 2 c t er box. HONKY Choice white , ISc. KRAUT Per bbl. , JI.WW4.W ; half bbl. , J2.5 O 2 ' 4 < ) 'MAPI.n SYnUP-Flve-gal. cans. ach. S.25 ; iml. canj. pure , pr doz. , J1J.OO ; lialf-pal , cans , 15.23 ; quart cans , J3.60. DA.TKS Per 60 to 70-lb. boxes , 5'4c ; Fard 8-lb. b < jxes. 9c , CIDER-Por half Mil. . : bbls. , 5.M. FRESH MKATS. DRESSED BEEF Good native Bteers , 7c ; good forequarters. steers , Cc ; coed hindquarters , 9c ; western steers. COCHc ; fancy heifers. OHr ; peed helfeiB , 6c ; uood forequarters , heifers. S'.ic ; seed hindquarters , heifers , SHc ; good cows , 5 ic ; fair cows. ! r. UEEF CUTS Tenderloins , ISo ; boneless strips , Oc ; strip loins , 7c ; rolls , S'4c ; sirloin butts , SHe ; shoulder clods , 5Vic ; rump butts , tHc ; steer shoulder clods , 640 ; rump butts , fVjcj steer chucks , SHc ; cow chucks , 4Hc ; boneless chucks. 4 < 4c ; cow plates , 3c ; steer plates , 3'ic ; Hank steak , 6V4c ; loins. No. 1. He ; loins. No. 2 , lOHc ; loins. No. S. Sc ; sirloin ends. No. 1 , 9o ; ribs. No. 1 , He : No. ! . S'.iC ! ribs. No. 3. Gc ; steer rounds. 7V4e ; cow rounds , CHe ; cow rounds shank oft , SHc ; IrlmmlnKS , 4ic ; beef uhanks , ! c ; brains , per doz. . Kc ; sweetbreads , per Ib. , lOe ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per Ib. . 40c ; kidneys , per doz. . Kc ; ox tails , each , 4c ; lUers' , per Ib. , 3c ; hearts , per Ib. . 3c ; tongues , per Ib. , 12Hc. MUTTON Lambs. 7c : sheep. C'ic ; market racks ( lone ) , Sc ; hotel racks ( short ) . He ; legs and saddlu * . Sc : lamb legs , i'c ; breasts and stews , 3c : tongues , each , 3c. POHK Dressed plijs. 5 c ; dressed hogs , 5c ; tenderloins , IDc ; loins. 7c ; spare ribs , 6c ; ham sausage butts , CVjc ; shoulders , rough , &o ; shoul ders , skinned , 5V4c ; trimmings , 5 > ic ; leaf lard , not rendered , SUc ; heads , cleaned. 4c ; snout nnd ear ? . 4o ; backbones , Ulc : Check meats , 4Uc ; neck bones. 2c ; pics' tails. 4c ; plui'ks , cnch , 5c ; chitterlings , Cc ; hocks. 4c ; hearts , per doz. , 25c ; stomachs , each , 3c ; tongues , each , 7c ; kid neys , per doz. , lOc ; brains , per dsz. . 15c ; pigs' fdet , per doz. . 23e ; livers , each. 3c. HIDES , TALLOW , ETC. HIDES -No. 1 green hides , 7c ; No. 2 green hides. 6c ; No. 1 tailed hides. SHc ; No. 2 green salted hides. 7 ? < c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 Ibs. , lOc ; No. 2 val calf , 1 ! to 15 Ibs , Sc. SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each. IJffTSe ; green salted ehearllngs ( short wooled early skins , each , 15c ; dry shearlings ( sbort wooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each. Cc ; do' tllnt. Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 4flic ; dry flint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain wjol pelts , p r Ib. , actual weight , Sff 4c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4S5c ; dry flint Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 38 HORSE HIDES-nach , Jl.Wtf ! . : ; . TALLOW , GREASE , ETC. Tallow. No. 1 , 2 > lc ; tallow , No. 2 , 2 c ; rough tallow. l'c ; white grease , 2H82&C ; yellow and brown grease , l'/462'Jc. FURS Hear ( black or brown ) , JJ.C0820.M : otter. Jl.WKjfS.W ; mink. 133Tc ( ; beaver JLCO 0S (0 ; skunk. 15c , 20c. COc ; muskrat , 3c. 5c , 7c : raccoon , 1550c ; red fox. COcOSl. ; grey fox , 25 50c ; wolf ( timber ) , 2Jcei2.50 ; wolf ( prairie coyote ) . lOOlOc : wildcat , lOSMc ; badger , CSf40c ; sliver fox. JoO.C097iCO. St. LottN Goiii.rjil nnrki-t . . , ? ? ; ,19l'IS' Pcc- C.-FLOL'R-Qulet ; patents , Jl.folit.W : Etralghts , J4.Wff4.ft ) ; clear , medium. SOUe ; No. 2 hard cash , . CORN Weak , No. : cnsh. S4c ; Derember. 21 , c ; January. J4lc : May , Miic. OATS Wenk ; No. 2 cash , elevator " } ' , < .c ; track. 21'Bn2-'c ' ; December , SOMiC ; May. S2"tc No 2 whltf. 2 c. RYK Pirni. 4" > Hc. FIAXPBBD Higher , J1.10. TIMOTHY SEED Jirsif 2.60 for prime ; clover , " i . Jl.R BRAN Strong ; sacked lots on enst s'de ' track. . IIAY-Steady ; prairie , J7.WOS.M : timothy. 3.W C10.W. IIL'TTER-Steady ; creamery , lSQ23c ; dairy 11 C1S3. HGRS-FIrm , 17Hc. WHISKY Stemly. J1.15. METAI-S L ml , dull ; small sale * of ( nft Mis souri nt )2.4Sii3.5) . 'Spelter , dull. K 7OX77t- PROVISIONS-I'ork , quiet ; J.b lots standird inrsn. .2J. Liiril , higher ; prime , JI.17H : choice. H.2H. Bacon and dry salt msats , quiet , with jubblnc sales pifYlous prices. RElElPTS-Fluur. , OX ) bbls. ; wlieat. CS.tO ; Lu. ; corn. 243.0M bu. ; oils. S.W ) bu SHlP.MENTSFour ! , J.CW fcb : . : wheat , 1S.W : bu. ; corn , 1CO.CCO bu. ; oat , ll.CW bu. Woart * CoinitilxHtoii Couiiiany. OMAHA OFFICE. Dec. 6. The market was weak during the entire resflon for May wheat wh'.c ! . clored nt KSTic. or Ho tower than Satur day , while December advanced- and closed at We. which shows where the manipulation Is and which month Is belnir affected by statis tic * . The Increase In the visible supply of wheat wns ntwut 1.230.000 bu. . or 500.WO bu. more than wan expected , which , with good receipts an , ? llBht shipments , with .small meal trade , had th i above effect on thn Maj4 cptlon to-lay. Under the shipping of wheat from Kansas City to Mlnneipolls an.l from Minneapolis to Chicago and Duluth , ami from Duluth to Chi. Cairo , duplicating the receipts to nn uncertain extent , together with live manipulated condl tlon of the market , nnd In the nbwnce of any definite news from Argentine and oth r sources the market Is on unusually dlfllcult one to In. tertTet. The en Jlntof December will nulst ma. terlally In clearlnc the situation. In the mean time the market Is showing some eood S''ulp. opportunities , Corn was strong , fluctuating * lc , nnd clored the same as yesterday , with a decrease of a lltth. more than 2.0 < j0.lxiO bu. Oats are unchanged , with a ! AXO ( hu. Increase. NEW ORLEANS , Dee.PROVISIONR Pork , mess. stanjnrd Uvr I ir.l. rellnnl tierce , SV. Roxenl meats , drij > alt shoulders , Sc ; sides. Ic. Ilacon. clear ribs , Sjic. llami , choice tUKai cured , 8V4fl c. -y OOFFEB Dull ; Rio , ordinary to fair. 7 ie9VtC. FIX)1'REasier ; extra fancy , JI. U4.CO : rut- em * . II.K r5.(0. rtlRN MBAI-Q.ulet at ll.CO. HRAN Quiet at 70c. HAY iasy ; prime , 12t OHc ; choice. 14 , iS15j. CORN-W' ly N" . . : t , "iked , white , Sic , mixed. SSc ; yellow. 2Cc. OAT3teHdy ; No. J , racked , 27 < 4c. RICE Quiet ; ordlnar ) ' to seed , J eiijc. Cliii'liiiinll Miirki-l. CINCINNATI. Dee. FI/UR-Dul | ; fanry , SIJ-W4.40 : family. J3.MJJ3.7J. WHKAT Ea ler ; No. 2 re.1. 92Hc. CORN Actives No. t mixed. 27i271ic ' OATS Strong ; . No. f mlxi-d , 2JHSJ4C. RYB-8tMii1v ; No. 2 , 4 < 0. 1'ROVIdIONH-I rd , slea-lv ; II.17H Hulk meals , dull : J4.JJ. Ilacon. quk ( ; fu.c : , WHISKY f-'leady , $1.11. IMTTKUllnr SltOAR-Qu.et ; hard refined , SI.05S5.W. KGGH- Firm nnd hlsher. JTo , ( IIKKSB Steaily ; gondto prime Ohio fiat , Llvrrpuul MVnni-OOU Deo.PROVISIONS - Bacon. lone clear middles , U to 3A I In. , easy at 3s M long clear mVMe ! . heavy , ca y at S2 ; short clear lurks , steady at 9)8 < kl. Iwinl , prime we t. ern. dteady at 22 * M. ' \\niEAT-Spot. No. I red. werUrn winter , lock * exhauntpd ; Ne. 1 red northern , spring , dull at 7 "HJ. t\HN sjpot , American piUeJ , quiet at S * ! H4v Deceml > er. steady at > s m l ; January. * tc dy at Ss HvJ February. Heady at Ss Id. TOLKDO. Dec. . - WIIKATIitteHrali - ' No. X cash and December. 93 < M ; May. MVr CORN Dull , cteady ; No. 2 mixed - < c OATS-Qulet : No. 2 inlxrd , Uc. ' RYK Dull : No. 2 cash. 47c. t'l/JVKIltiKEU Active , prime cai'.i anl De cember , ) J.ivi VUllilp ( J l-ll In blliil ) . NEW YORK. Dec. CThe * tateuient of the visible supply of Grain. In tore and uiloat Hit urlay , DftceroUr 4. U u foils * Wheut SI , . SSe.XX ( > bu : lnrr f 1 1 OW hu l > rn 39 jn. 0 bu. lerre e. ! ,10i.0 bu. Oats IS Ti > bu. Increase. tvoi ) hu. Ryr. J.1S1.CM ) bu. ; decrease , sn.om bu. Parley. 4,759. , < ) bu. ; decrease. 1,141.- OCO bu. iii City ( irnln nnil PrnvNlon * . KANSAS I'lTf , Dec.WHBTMs krt r > lw > ut Ic lower on dv nre < l freight rates ) No. 1 rmrd , e. N2. . W ttc ; No. S. 77B lc ; NB. 4. 74B7 o ; No I rert. We : No. 2 , 9fle : No. S , SHIsSc ; No. 4. M'ittSIHc ; No. i spring. Me ; No. 3. 764 < 77c. CORK Market nbool sternly and fairly active ; No. 2 mixed , SH S c. OATS Market nrm and fnlrtr nctUe ; No. S white. SSUc. RYE Market steady ; No. t 4 > e. HAY Market nrm. active snd unchanged ; tlmothr , IS MM.7 i | lrle. J7.W4J7.H. HL'TTEIt Mniket firm ; erevnmy. dairy , IMlKc. Kao -Mark t nrm : strictly fresh , 15 < ic ; stor age , lie. RBCBHT5Vheat , 1 2C < X ) bu. : corn. lM , i bu. ; mts , 1J.OTO bu. SHirMKNTS Wlieat , : O,0 > 3 bu. ; corn. 8 , art bu. ; oats , none. Criiln Rcci'lplH nt Prlnrlpnl Jlnrkrtn. ST. IXL'IS , Dec. G. Receipts : Wheat , J cars , MINNEAl-OLIS , Dec. { . Receipts : .Vheat. 'rHICAlio. Dec. . Receipts ; today : Whest , 2(7 cars ; coin. HI ears ; oats , 513 cars. K-llmalr , ! cnr lots tomorrow : Wheat , 270 ; corn , G24 ; oats , KANSAS CITY , Dc. C.-Recelptu : Wheat , 271 DULirTH , Dec. 6. Receipts : Wheat. Ill cars. PIXJRIA. Dec. 6. RecelMs : Corn , S1.000 b'l , oats , (2,11 * ) bu. ; rye , none ; whisky , IS > bbls. wheat. l.SX ) bu. Shipments : Corn. 14.0M bu. oats , tt.tM bu. ; rye , nane ; whisky , 1.8W bbls , wheat , none. Prorln JlnrUrtn. I'EORIA , Dec. C. CORN Market l-teady ; No. OATS Market quiet , firm ; No. 2 white , 22V4 ( ? JJI4O WHISKY Market steady ; high proof spirits , II.IS ; alcohols , )2,21. - Detroit Mnrket. DETROIT. Dec. 6. WHEAT No. 1 white. S91V ? : No. 3 red SCc ; May , 91c. CXJRN No. S mixed. 27c. OATS No. t white , 24&C. RYE-NO. 2. 47c. Snn Krnnrliicn Wheat Market. SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 6. WHEAT dtoadyt May. Jl.S7 i. BARLEY Quiet ; May , SSc. STOCKS AXI ) 1IU.M1S. I'rcMldcnt'M MiwxtiKtHUM Little HfTcct UIMIII HitMnrkft. . NEW YORK , Dec. C. Although speculators In stocks have sought to Influence prices for sev eral weeks by surmises In the contents of the president's message the actual publication ot that document today had little effect en the market. There was nothing In It that came as a uuiprlse almost every point having been ac curately foretold In detail. 1'rkea of stacks had been advanced to some extent In anticipation of tlia message and there was seme expectation that Its publication would be met by a decline caused by realizing sales. But the market held fairly steady after Its publication until a raid by the b ars In the tlnal hour , which was en couraged by the weakness of New Jersey Cen tral and the coaleiu. Union Pacific was < ll- rcvtly affected by the paragraph devoted to It In the message nnd declined nearly u point. Most of the day's movement of prlc wn due to special causes and was mnrked In the special ties. Sugar wns the leader In point of activity and strength and advanced at one time 3H points. Its strength was caused by the approach ing dividend period and belief In the advantage arising from the newly applied countervailing duties. Manhattan was at one time 24 points above Saturday's clc.se on l > ellef that the proposed underground rapid transit plan will beeto l by tbe courts. Hock Island continued to enjoy an advantage from Us newly perfected refunding plan and gave strength to the other grangers by sympathy. Some of today's railway state ments of earnings for the fouith week In No vember were so favorable oa to lift the prices of their stocks. Tnls was notably true ot MI&- sourl 1'aclllc. which showed an Increase In earn ings of K7CGO\ and In Louisville , \\hwe gain was nearly $70.X)0. ( ) Each of these stocks rose a point. Clexe'and. Loralne & Wheeling moved up 2b points on the Increase * ea'nliu'i shown for the month and Southern railway preferred rose from the same cause. The coalers were decidedly weak. New Jersey Central con uicuously to , on a break of 2Hi points from the highest In this stiKk. which encouraged the late raid by the bears and lowered the level of prices through out the market. The money market continued easy and It Is reported larpe loans were offered for Chicago and other wititern banks In this matket. Not withstanding the ease of money nnd a chnr } > stiffening In the discount rate , both on London ami Ueriln , sterling exchange was weak. The bond market was active , with the excep tion of an Interval of dullness at midday , and prices advanced without Interruption. Total sales , I7MI.OOO. United States bonda were un changed In bid prices. Tne Evening Post's 1/ondsn financial cable gram : The stock marketti hee today were firm , the home r-l's rallying on the avoidance of n railway strike. The llrmneys of the markets was generally due to anticipations of phenome nally cheno money In the next year. Perhaps opeiatots are unduly confident of this. Copper shales were very strong. American shares were very string. The dltposltlun heie lu to await the president's message. There Is , no disposition to sell , however , as beet quarters look for a rise In Americans unless something quite unforeseen should occur. New York Is Ftlll absorbing bonds rapidly. All the continental exchanges were quiet. The following were the closing quotations on the leading tocxa of the New York exchange today : do pfd SUV U. ; > . Rubber : OmarloA. W do pfd Ore. 1L ANav art Wi-Htern Union. . . . 80 Ore. Short Line IK Nnnhwcbtcni 122W Plttaours li7Jt cloiifd . . . ldj SIH.lllo OranJo Wont . 'J'J Rockliland 00 I < lo pfd 50 St. Loum.vS. K TfilChlciiiro. O. W 13H do pfd 57 S. L. A. S. W 4 > ; St. i"aiil \ > 31ido \ pfd HI Ple'B ( MH , H.4U5 ; Hugar 71,1'il 3WI ; Chicago A : Great \Vc6tern 5.410. Ni-w Yorlc Mom- NEW YORK , Dec. C. MONEY ON CALL Easy at 1'ibS per cent ; labt loan at 2 per cent ; clowil 1H per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PA1T.II SO4 per cent. STERLING EXCHANGII Weak , wllii actual business In unnkeiii' bills at H.SiViif l.M'i for de mand and at S4.fc24 fur sixty clays. 1'osted rates. 14.k3U and Jl > cmi4.t7. COMMEIll'IAL MILLS St.K. KILVER CKIITII'-ICATES SaHOtOWc. HAR 8ll.ViR-47c. , OOVERNMENT llON'DS-Klrm. STATE UOND.H Dull. RAIDItOAD IMJNDS-Stronu. Closing quotationa on oumls were aa follows : 7He f JT the account. Kxchance on London , S ilc for clucks. Iluaine * * on the boune today wax dull , LONDON. Dec < --R r sold quoted at 77 ll'fl. Uolrt U quutnl tti Rueno * AJTIB t > 1ay at 17C.W , at Lisbon. 4C.i. Rome , 10I.W. TUe aoiouat American iMtrltlci In Lnniloa. LONDON. Dec. 6. The market for American ecurttles moved but little , all owing to t'ne In- ctlvlty of operators. The tone wti ! Ilrm and emand generally light. NEW ORLEANS. Dec. C. Clearings. J1.610.02S. BALTIMORE. Dec. . Clearings , J2.017.7iW ; bal. nces , J357.CC7. HO3TON. Dec. 6. Clearings , JI4,162,1M ; bal- nces. J1.S4..717. PHILADELPIHA. Dec. C. Clearings , J7.WO.9l2i alances. Jl,797.4i. NKW YORK. Dec. C. Clearings , } M.5g7SS3 ; alances. J6.2I3.470. MEMPHIS. Dec. 6. Clearings. 1 34:1 ; bal- nces. J149.22I. New York exchange felling at par. par.CINCINNATI. CINCINNATI. Dee. 6. Money , 2H06 per cent. New York exchange. 2J30o premium. Clear- Ings. J3.1M.SW. ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6. Clearings. JC.OOS.2C-S : bal- nees , 513. sir. . Slcney. steady ot 5ys per cent. "xcliHnge on New York , 2Cic discount bid , pa askwl. CHICACKX Dec. 6. Clearings. I21.i62.971. New lork exchange , 10 ; premium. i ; teJ rates , JI.(3H ( and I4.tC\z. New Ycrk lll&cult strong on con. olldatlon talk : advance lost later on realizing. Other Blocks iiulet but steady , doping : West Chicago. 11CV4 : Diamond Match , 142 ; North Cht- ago. 2M ; I ike Street L. 16 % : New York Ills- ult , C2li ; Strawlxvird , 29 ; Pouth Side L. 04 ; City Railway , 240. COTTOX 3IARKETS. ) cell no , Oivlnpr t < i Luck of Outside .SiuculatlvcSupport. . NI7W YORK , Dec. C. The cotton market > pened ttcady at n dec.lr.e of 2QJ per cent , ca- )1 < I ) not belnc up to the mark nnd outside spec ulative pupport not materializing to the predicted extent. Selling was areted. however , by Indi cations of a let up of the movement nnd prices rallied 300 points. Trading was not a.tlvj , however , and for the day reached only S3oo bales. n the ufternoun there was pretty brisk selling novetnent. led by a concern said to be cc.llng for tlic Philadelphia account. This met \vltn crj- little resJ.tance and the mo-'ket finally cluseU barely cteady at a net loss of 1S-J points , yulet ; middling. 5" c ; Net receipts , lone ; gross , 2t-0-l bales ; exports to Great , brlt- aln , 'Ml linlcs ; to France. CCO bales ; to' the lon- Inent , 4.53S bales ; forwarded , t.S\)7 \ bals : ealss. W baler ; stock actual. b7.,4SS baiies. Total today Net receipts , 3I.4S4 bales ; vxpoVts to Uicat Urlt- aln. 11.714 bales ; to K.arice. IG.CiS bales ; to the continent , 22.375 bales ; stock. 1.019.M4 bales. Oonsallc/ated Net receipts , 12i , t(09 ( baltL ; cxtwns. o oreat Mntuln , IS.sH bales ; , to Kranc , Ib.tss > ales ; to the continent. 3S.G76 bales. Total since Septemb-r 1 Net receipts , 4.X > 9.SH biles ; ex- > ort3 to Great IJrltaln , 1.3)5Cl bales ; to France J92.U2 bales ; to the contjnent , 1.0J3.V67 biUU. Cotton futures opened steady at the de- ruar ) ' . . . ; n , juijW.BJ ; A-JEusi , j.v ; ; September , J6.O4 ; > cti > br , J6.CC. St > ot cotton , i > uady ; mldllng up- ands , Sjlc ; midland gulf ; CJlc. Spot cUned quiet ; middling uplands , 5ii ; hiidland gulf , 6H" ; sales. 10-3 bales. NKW ORLEANS. Dec. 6. COTTON Futvres bales ; ordinary , 4Uc ; good ordinary. 4'c ; low nlddllnt1 160 ; middling. DVic : good middling. S'.ic ; middling fair. & U-lGc ; receipts. lC.419bal- - stock. S41.1 bales. LIVDHPOOL , Dec. C.-COTTON-Spot In fair demand ; prices unchanged : American midHint 3Ud. The sales of the day were 12.0CO bales , of which 1.5W balca were for speculation and export and Included 11.20) bales American. Re ceipts. 43.WX ) bales. Inclullnc 31.400 American. Futures opened and close , ! quiet ; American mid dling. L. M. C. . December , J3.10fl3.ll. sellers. December and January , J.0 @ 3.1i ) , buyers Jan. uary r.nd February. J3.09fiJ..0 , lellers ; Fcbruar > and March. J3.03C3.10. buyers ; March nnd April September anl October. J3.ICW3.17. tellers. Wool ROSTON. Dec. 6.-WOOL-Ohlo and Pennsyl- vnnia tleeces. X anui above , 2762tc ; X. XX and , JiJe' Wp1'Delaine. . 30fif31c ; No. 1 combing. :0631c No. 2 combing. 24g:0c : Michigan. WIs- cunsln- . etc . X Michigan , 22B24c ; No. 1 Michi gan combing. 2S629c ? ; No. 1 Illinois combing tucky and Itv Cana qusrter-blaoJ combing. 24W XK : MlfFOurl quarter-blood combing. 21c. Mlt- wjurl three-elghths-blcKHl combing. 23fc2li : ; bralc combing , sic ; lake and Georgia. 22tSc ; Texaa vools. spring medium (12 montlifc ) . 16 Jlkc scoured price. 4334 ; ; tprine tine (12 ( month * ) . l.Clto ; scoured price. o52 ! ; territory woult Montana fine medium and fine. ICblSc : secured price. 4e"c ? staple. 5iJ35c ; Utah. Wyoming itc. . fine medium and tine , L5&17o ; rcoured price. 4863 * ; staple , U0Dr ; Auitrallan. scoured bal . combing , suiwiflne , 70fl75c ; combing , good , C5fl6V ; combing , average. ClirOJc ; Queensland combing. Coo. .SI' . IjOUlS. Dec. C.-WOOL Unitrajly and easier ; medium. ISSrttc ; heavy fine , fceilc ; light fine. ISQl.c : tub w sheil. r' Xrn- York livy Cooda Mnrkrt. NKW YORK , Dec. t-Ttie wceA \ . > . * , , i dry Roods with a return to the dull nndltlumi that have prevailed heretofore. The absence of cold weather Is still t.'ie predominating factor In the quit which prevails. It U expected that within the next day or two there will be reduced prices tnad-e on certain staple cottons ; this , too. will have u. dlrolrUlni ; effect on the market for all cotton BOOIH. buyer * preferring to assume a waltlnif attitude rathe.- than to plunge Inu puivhaklnu at current rates , even with the con- rciulons offered by dealtr * , which are probably an heavy HS will l the reductions to be an nounced. The reduotUns In the last two weeks In prlnu have not resulted In any heavy In- cream In bu lne s. In general Ihe ma ket for cotton gooti Is unsatisfactory , with tellers en. lertalnlng hopes for the future , but unable 13 slve any satisfactory eccount of the present trading. Hutrar larket * . NEW ORLEANS. Dec. I. SL'aAR-Open ket- tie. steady ut JHBJc ; ( vntrlfugal. iteady ; sranu- lated. 4Hil4 7'lti ; whiles. S 3-16a4 3-18 ; ye.lows. JH03 15-16 ; seconds. J14&3 7-16 Molaeses. open kettle. teady at 12O27c ; centrifugal , easy at B.4 } < - ; synip steady at 17tt42c. re. NEW YORK. Dec. ( i SUf/An-Raw. firm ; fair retlnlnar , SHc ; centrifugal , 'U leit. 3Uc ; re fined , nrtn ; crushed , 6 tc ; pwiJnd , S 3-lfe ; xrar > ula.ed , Sc ; mold A. 4 c ; standard A. 4'ie ; con fectioners' A. 4T c ; cttt Icnf.-ESe , cubes , 6ic. ! Ciillfonila Ilri AliKrullN , uiJiISLYOnK- ? ? . - 'AlIKOR.NIA DRIED HU ITS Arpleo steady , other Irults steady and quiet ; evaporated appln. comman , SO7c p r Ib. . rrlme wire tray , 7 i c. u-oo4 dried , prime kKc ; choice , ic ; fancy , tJitvr. PrunM 3ifr ? * ' * .r JjH.1. " " . " ' fl1 * * nl qu Ut.v. Apricots. R ° > ; al. 74e ; Meor Park. ' 38110 , Peaches , un. peeled , 76KKI. ; . * 'eJ , ItBKto nuil Sliiirkrr Mntrlicil. SAN I-'IIANCISCO , Dec , 5-The , verbal aKreement between Ihe manaeers for I'eter Juck'on and Jim Jeffrie * for a twenty- round content In thU cltyrha been declared off. In tts slead a tnatt-.h "ins l fen' con- i summaled betn-eeii Jeffrlw and Tom Shar- i key , to lake place Ijettvee D.-cerober 30 and January 7 In Mechanics' pavilion. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Libsrol Supplies Soon Tak9n , but Values Sng Considerably. EARLY SALES BRING GOOD PRICES Cnttlr Uu > rr Start Onl Pn > lntr Strong Figure * , hut lln < ilnr i KitKm OK HOCK llntn Mlehtl- Over Sntnrdny'n CloMp , SOUTH OMAHA , D c. C.-Recelpta for the days Indicated were : _ Cattle. Hoe. . Slicrp. Horses December G. . . . . . . . 3,304 3,451 30 December 4 JUS 2Krs Decemb-r 3. . . . . . . . . 1,4S 5,811 4,131 1 December 2. . . . . . . . 3.161 i,07l 4.1W December 1 2.163 9,823 1.4M 2 .November 30. , 7.141 7,313 3.C10 November 2 2.171 S.3.0 1.M 71 November ! ? Sll G.5T2 37 1 Novcmbtr Tfi 1,224 6,120 4.S33 So November 23 1.300 6,000 700 Novtmbcr ! 4 -1,23' 7.7S3 l.FCG November a. . . . . . . 4,5-9 8.W l.fiS ! November 22 3.U17 ' . ' ,703 LuSG ! 5 November 2d 1,100 6.COO 2SG November 19 1.91 ? 4.041 UOO 2 * The olllclnl number of care of stock brought In today by each road wns : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. C. . M. & St. P. Ry 1 Union I'acillc System . . . . 21 0 1 P. , U. & M. V. 11. 11 M 6 ' . S. G. & 1' . Uy 2 C. , St. I' . , M. & O. Uy. . . . 23 3 13. & M. U. H. It 51 0 2 C. , B. & Q. lly K. C. & St. J 4 12 C. , 11. I. & I > . Hy. , east. . . . 2 Totnl receipts 127 37 14 Tile disposition of the ( lay's receipts was ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num ber of head Indicated : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha PncklnR Co 19 G. H. Hnmmond Co. . . . 241 6S2 Swift and Company ; 524 431 71 Cudahy Packing Co 7S 7S3 1037 II. Ueeker & Began 25 $ J. L. Carey 72 Lob-man & Kothschllds. . 2i < 3 IK-cker Ilroth-jra 133 \V. 1. Stephens ir > 3 licnton & Underwood. . . 200 Huston & Co 31 Livingston & K. 117 A. P. Foster 710 H. Hamilton 149 U K. Husz 155 Cudahy. Kansas City. . . . 64 1,633 Other buyers 32G 5 1333 Left over Totals 3,333 3.C94 3.3SS CATTLE There was a fatr run of cattle today , with a prospective large run for the week , a circumstance that was not favor able to the sailing Interests. There were a good many fat cattle on sale In proportion to the total receipts , but no very great number of what mlsht be termed good cattle. The market opened strong , and such cattle as happened to piease buyers on their llrst rounds sold to good advantage. Later on as It became ap parent that the number of cattle on sale was jual to or In txcess of the require ments of buyers , the market eased oft and closed slow and weak with some unsold. Cavs and heifers were In good demand nnd the market wns fullv steady. In fact , buyers complained that It was hard work to buy decent cow stuff at steady prices. Desirable lots were taken early. Feeders and stockers ivere In fair demand , but the market was no higher. The most desirable kinds , that Is chojce light stuff , sold well , but cattle that were a little off did not move so free-ly , and In some cases holders of such thought that they had to take less money than the same cattle would have brought last week. Representative salcu : NATIVES. HKEF STEERS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr. 35. . . 825 Jl 15 20..11'S ' SI 23 & > . . . .1163 S4 40 49. . .1(91 4 (3 40..1135 4 M < 0. . . .ia > J 4 2) ) 2 $ . . 32. . . .12f 3 f5 1. . . .12 0 3 So 7. . c. . , . E03 4 13 4 : . . . . ssi 4 13 17. . 15. . , .1423 4 CO . . . . 73S 3 W 40. . .11S1 i : . . . .1141 43) 53. . .10J6 3 7J 2S. . 12. . . U01 4 2i > 43. . . . S61 42 ; COWS. .552 2 35 1. . . . I'll ' 2 CO 2..1ICI 3.0 . ff 1 73 1. . . .1033 3 0) 1. 3 10 .919 3 M 1. . . . S 3 5) 10. . .net 30 ; .11W 3 M , .10S5 330 12. . .1033 3EO 740 1 25 1. . . .lltt 3s 2. . . . 9SO 2 9) .122 > ) 3 23 4. . . .114 ! s r-5 4. . .112. . 3 ' 5 .iuo : ss 35. . . . ! 7 30) L. . BO 3 1) , . SOG 2 CO 7. . 937 2G9 .IKS 3M 3 ro 2..10:5 330 . 879 3..107C 3 70 HEIFERS. S. . E T7 3 W 8. . . . 715 3 C > 1. . . . SO 3 S3 13. . W7 3 80 5. . . .1142 sco i.iro 1 00 1. . 3 W 15. . . . 70C 300 DULLS. 1. . , .1330 280 1 _ 14SO 3 55 1. . . . 720 2M 1. . , .1310 291 1..12JO 225 2. . . .1715 2EO I. . .KM 3 V ) STAGS. 2..10W 30) OXEN. 2..1513 303 CALVES. L. . . 330 3 M 75. . . . 234 t 114 552 4 H 1 140 5 55 4 ( . . . . CSS 4 25 150 5 75 L. . . 351 375 S. . . . ZS3 4 CO STOCKEUS AND FEEDERS. 3. . . . 930 3 65 33. . . . 473 4 10 20. . 765 4 10 19. . . . 814 3 19 t. . . . 440 350 10. . . . 8TO 3 f 5 L. . . SSO 3 W L. . . 650 4 00 22. . . , 75S 355 WESTERNS. No. Av. Pr. I'r. 3 bulls. 1316 2 25 9 cows 6M > J2 63 1 stae 770 2 S3 1 stag 1540 2 85 32 bulls 1275 2 S3 10 caws 385 2 S5 2 tunings..1250 3 W 2 tailings..1035 SCO 120 cows. . . DM 315 115 feeders..1153 35) 4 $ steer * . . . 4 15 3 bulls 1373 2 40 1 caw 3 ! 5 K feeders..1013 3 CO SOLTH DAKOTA. 17 conL SSO 2 75 COLORADO. 34 feeders. . . . SJ2 3 S3 12 Mrc. T x. . 95S 3 25 103 fdrs. Ter. K3 370 1 bull 1J03 3 25 61 feeders. . . . 923 3 CO COUTAH. UTAH. 1 cow 1041 20) 2 cows S90 273 27COWB F43 3 15 Ccows 1500 330 M fewlers. . . . 5W 3 f5 C2f < -ders..lO 3 3S5 33 bulls 1160 215 Stalls 1HO 225 25 bulls 1107 2 f 0 0MONTANA. MONTANA. 1 hull 1120 275 27cowa Ml OScows 6Cfl 50) SlTeeJers. . . . 9S2 3 K IS feeders. . . . f61 3 ! 0 45 fcedeis. . . . 780 4 20 10fHderE..l78 340 1 feeder 10.H ) SC5 CS feeders..1027 3 65NEVADA. NEVADA. 1 COK1010 SCO 12 cows 1012 34) HOGS There wore thirty-seven fresh loads In the yards and they did not last lone In the face of the demand. Tlw prices raid were Jus about Sc higher than nt the close of last wwk the rangi" belnir :3.2oJ ! > 3.4' ) , with the bulk of the sales nt H.20JJ3.30. The average of all the inles wan t'ic higher than on .Saturday. The week opens with the market 5 = lowc-r than It was a week RSO , 2)c lower thun a month ago t 13o higher than a year ngo. Representative sales : No. Av. Sn. I'r. No. Av. Cl . S59OTW20 SS . 231 43 . 22S 120 3 20 125 . 318 . SCO 40 S 20 C8 . 276 < 9 . S3 210 320 DO . 324 52 . 3S3 : . . 3 S : > 4 C2 . 271 51 . 312 ICO S 23H 6 * . SS7 57 . S 160 3 KVt C2 . 252 03 . 279 120 3 25 W . ! 26 S4 . S4 ! 240 325 59 . M3 9 . 272 120 325 60 . 300 Cl . 320 ICO 323 (0 . 204 t& . 315 f > 0 323 31 . ? S2 Jt . 2SO . . . 323 11 . 233 C2 . 2S9 120 323 70 . 14 31 . 23 ! 120 325 a . 228 PIOS-ODD3 AND ENDS. 1 . 470 . . . 2JO 4 . 4S3 1 . UO . . . 325 3 . 435 S . S2) ) . . . 3 27 < 4 2 . 450 C . 151 . . . 3 2I'-i S . 234 3 . 163 . . . 3 ! 0 C . ! ! 5 . 21Z . . . 3 30 4 . 222 C . 31 . . . 330 1 . 260 6 . 14 . . . SM 2 . 20) 4 . 67 . ; . 39) 4 . 251 . . . 355 5 . 191 . . . 330 EIIBUl' Ilejetpts of nhefp were liberal an < were Jim about a > large a * the rocelpls of elthc cattle or IIOK" . The mar ) t did not show nn > material change , values being juit about cleady Ilpre fnt llve eales : No ; Av. Pr. 7 cull owes . 6 ! tire 35 cull ewes , , , . . . . . 76 223 2S culls . SO 31) 3 yearlings , ewes . . . . S3 3 U ) 6S7 Mexican sheep and yrarllres . 81 42) S native lambs . 64 4 7' 1230 stoock wethers . . . S3 3 S- ) CHICAGO lIi VE STOCK MAKKRT Cnlilo Alifiut tli" .Siiinc , lint IIoKx inn CHICAGO , Dec. C. The arrivals of cattle tome what exceeded most exudations and tradlntr wag Blow , except In KcM to riiolc fat cattle which were In very fair demand. 1'rlce * wrr nu better and rates were at tl.OOfrS.J5 for th eommontut ilrrisrel I etf ttters up to tt.'iifiW for c'.iotce nhlr ilni ; rattle with extra tevea wanted at t.H > Oo.20. The bulk of the ottering found riurchami at | 4 100J4.10 and the c < nru ruiiH fold very badly , inuny | ni cf rattle tha ti-n In the pen half a wek or more ipll Ine at lance loucs to country shippers. Calve told at tC.tCrT.OO for the tit gradei. There wu > a f > o < l local and thlpplng d man < ] for hoe * and prices nveiageil 2V > e hlither. Th bulk of the offerlne * roll at t1.3' > U > .41i pucklnx lots coin * at I3.20rt.V and rirlma thlti ( < 4ne hog at jJiWjJ.WH. I'las rold Urctly at Sl254jj.40. Trade In * M\ > and lai.ilo was actlie a stronsrr prices , choice * ht | i advanclni ; abou lOc and prime lamb * 15c. Common to prim lief ii w re talable at M04O4.75 , frd weitcrn rclllnc nt I4.40Q45S anil feetllng sheep at I4.00O 4.1' . Ijmbj told at | I.C < iO.CO far common I prime. HECE1ITS Cattle. 1S.WO head ; hg . 37. a ln J ; sluep , II fit ) hrad , i i.onfM I.lvc Slock. 87 lariS. Dec , t-OATTI.K-U IM. . ie0 thlpnuuU. 1,10) head , icarktt * le dr I * trons. fnlr to fancy nWlve nhlw > lnit l r . 14 M0VIO ; bulV of Mies. l.V34.w , JrrM > l txvf jrrndf * , U.W84.7I. fterrs unilpr.UKA Ibs . IJ.40O 4.SA. * t > vkfr an.l fre-len. H.IMI4 i . < - . < HII nn 1 . M. i41o. t > lk of cow * . K ; nj. i , < rk. Ci.ws. } l.2'.fT2 41 bulls , JJt i l.r. . tmlk of . . and Irtlfem. It : ' I1OOS Il.-cejit * . 5 ; no h * < l. shlprnwits , J.W hM < : market ll hlcher , llrht. JJ.WJ.3S ; mUd , . . . * .ooi > head , jhlpment * . ncm ? , Warket Ftmnj : tnutlons. $ J.7W4. . , cull * nA liuck , II SCfil.SO ; stikfn . $ t ff.75 , lambs. 14. to IiiillniiniuilU l.lvc SlnrU. XAfOUS , ! > , e.-OATTLB-ltM-lpts. Sf > 5 head , ' rhlpment * . BO hroul ; market had usual Mr\n . * ) ' . teadln K > . but demand not toual t ip | > ly , potxl to vrlme Mecrs , t4. * J4.W. fnl > to mt'llum flfttf. $ I.JXt4 * 8i--cwnmon to K- . . . . J HOQSS He..T4pt . 1.5W heart : hlpmtnt . l. < w > h nrt. market ctl\e and 7 > ie hiah r. all Ktx > . t > dholce medium and hravy. U liXtS < ! H mixed nrlJ heavy. JS. yMTJ.IO : common llchts , M.s > . . S1IHKP Receipts , light ; shipments , none > stwidy t last week's prices. K' > 1 to choir * lambs. K'.nci < H.M > fair to medium sheep. J.60 ; common , tl ICnnonn City I.lvrSlnoU. . KANSAS C1TV , I > ee , 6. 4ATTIUeeelnl . 6.WH ) henil ; market steadyi Texas steer * . I2.1M/ 4.10 ; TexB cows. 12.W3S 10 ; native steers , 127 } 4 S5 ; native cow * and helferp , tl.7iU4JO ; stockers - ers and fevers , U.WiH.W ; IxilK t2.C O130. HOGS lleccliits , S. ) head ; ma'ket steady to fn hlshe- ; bulk of Mle 55 > IMV , ; henvlrit. tS.JMj .37 > i ; pJickers. SS.sniia.V ; Jnlxed. J3.27HW 3.40 : llehts. t3.2itf3.37H : Vorkvrs , J3.3'/J.S5 ' ; ptRs , 12 S5U3.2A. SIUUP Receipts. 2.0(0 heart' ' market verr strung ; lambs. tX(5R3.tO ; muttons. J2.75B4 So. Nt-w Ynrk I.lvv Stock. N1JW YORK. Dec. . - lliEVK.Hecelpts. . 4.J7I head : steady ; Texnn . t3.S3 ; Maks'nhd o fn , 12.25 (74.CO ; bulls , t2.C < r3.3' ; dry cons Jl.WfJ ; cables ! ' " * American steers nt ll'HHc ; refrlp.Tn'.or eef at saiiSc : no exports CALVES Receipts , MS ; stondy for veals ; lower or prajwrs : vents. JS.O > tf7.75 ! a few at tS.CO ; BrnRscrs. J2.7Sfl3.25 ; wejterns , tZ.7JiTJ.OV SHEEP AND I.A.MIlS-llfcelpts. S. 2 ateoxly or sheep. HCi'ie lilahcr for lambs ; sheep , { 3.0 V 60 ; lamb ! , ! .V75i < > " " . HOGS Receipts , 19 015 ; lower at J3.4 > HfJ.OO. I.itnlHvlllc l.lvr .Slock. LOUISVILLE. Dtc. 6.-CATTLE H'cslpts. 1,600 end ; market steady to strong and unchanged HOGS Receipts. r.o09 head ; market lOc upt iKhtwplKhts , tJ.MJlS.SO. SHEEP Unchanged. . > _ Cincinnati Live Stuclu CINCINNATI , Dec. 6. HOOS-ActlvD : K.W9 .4714. CATTLE Active. J2.r < 15 10. SHEEP Active , J2.750 1.50. Ijambo , stronger. 3.7505.SO. .Stock In Record of receipts of live stock at the four principal markets for December 6 : Cattle. HOBS. Sheers Omaha 3.201 , Chicago 13.fOO vansns City 6.0X1 St. Louis 4.10. ToUls 25.204"W.151 20.190 Coder NEW YORK. Dc. 6 COFFEE Options tp'ned Ftoady at 15 to 25 points , aivance on lighter re. celpts nt RID mil Pan-ns nnd rnbles reporting Santot crop > li.mngcd by drouth , which led t rcd'jct-d crop estimates , liter broke under liqui dation In absiTicoof cutside support , and clo , vl Mwuly ivt a net gain of 10 to 20 points : pales , 21,0 bncs , Including : itx-cfml/cr , Ji.73tifi. < i3 ; March. Jj.Wfifi. * ) . Spot Rl-i. firm : No. 7. Invoice K > V : No. 7 jobbing , 7c ; mild , stmdr ; Cordova , 8V-CM.V. Cleared for the 1'nltcd States. 70 bapsi cleared for Europe. 7.0VI ha. . Stjck. 46f 0 0 has * . Totnl WHrehou e deliveries from the t'nlted Stntoa. 9.025 bRBs , Including 8.112 IIOKB from New York : New York stock today. Ofi9.52I bass ; United States stock. R33.E27 bans ; afloat for the United States. 435.0M Ins * ; tital vUlble for the Unltwl S'ates. 1.4V.OV bafTK , nEalret 4.7M/9) bass In P95. SANTO ? , lytv. roKFTJB Firm : good nver- n e Santos. 7.MO rel > : receipts durlnp the week. 17.WI bass : stock. ICfOfO ) bairs. We-klv reivirt : Good averaee , per ten kllo , 7 , ° 0 _ : receipts rturlnu the week. IIS.'OO bacs : thl ' .If to th * United PUntM. 14iK bns : stock. 1 'S.i > > bacs. RIO DE JANEIIIO. Dt6COFFEE Rio. fteaily : No. 7. C.fi25 rels receipt' . 1100 < ) trass. Weekly report : Steady : ext-hanice standapl , 7ili receipts durlnir the -week , MC03 bags ; * hlpm < m to the United States , 73.0CO bags ; stock , 4B7.CM HAMnrno. Dec. e COFFEE opened Hpfsr hlcher and clrsed with a net gnln of > iOl pfg : sales , 21.000 bairs. HAVRE. Dt-c. 6. OOFrKE Clored ? franca net higher ; pales , 2S.OO ) bays. Ilultlinurc JIurkctK. BALTIMORE. Dec. 6. FLOt'R Kasle' ; we tern - ern bupernnc. J2.70S3.W : western extra , J3. ; t # .10 ; western famLy , J4 40S4.C5 ; winter wheat latents t4.S5S5.10 ; spring wheat patents. J4. ! JJ > . .ir. : spring wheat stralsht. t4.7'1J4 S3 : receipts. 17.076 bh ! . ; exports , 214 bbls. WHEAT Firm : ppot and month. J'CViGSS'ic ' ; January. OC iiZSc ; May. S2"io bid : Ettamer. No. 2 red. Ol'.iQMhc : rtcelpts. 24 SM 1m. : exports , 103.000 bu. : southern by sample. CORN Firm : tpot 32 4033o ; month SSW December , new or old , S2a2Vo ; Januao' . SUjc : steamer mixed. 305iJlc ; tecelpts. US SM 3U. ; cxportii. 155. MO bu. ; routhern white corn , 32f35c ; southern yellow corn , lUiffJS' . OATS Firm ; No. 2 white. 29Vi4TCOj ; No. 2 mixed , 27J27Vic ; receipts , 31,640 bu. ; exports , none. RYE Firm : No. 2 western , D3Hc ; receipts , 4.C25 bu. ; exports , none. HAY Steady : demand for belter g-ades ; cliolco timothy. J13 asked. GRAIN , FREIGHTS Veiy weak ; steam to LJv. erpool per bu. . 4V d Decsmlwr : Cork for orders , per quarter. 3-1 9d December ; 3s 6-lO7d January. BUTTER Fltm ; fancy creamery. 23I4T ; fanes- ladle. 1701Sc ; Rood ladle , UO16o ; rtorc packed , 12il4c. EGGS Steady : fresh. 19tf20c. CHEESE Steady , unchnnned : market stock heavy : fan : } ' New York , large. SiSlCc ; fancy New York , small , Oil J OIL fTTY , Pa , . Pec. . O dlt balonnn. S."o : certificates opened at 6Cc bid. clrsn" calrs cash at CPc ; options offerwl at 67c : total sale * . 7,0' liar- r -l ; shipments. 123,02) barrels ; runs , 163 , 631 tar- CHARI.KSTON. S. C. Doc. 6. OILS-Turrn- tlne. market firm at 3 ' c : inl(8. 42S bbls. Rosin , firm : sales. E50 bbls. ; receipt * . l.K > 2 hhls. : A. R , C. iT ) . SI. 13 ; E , F. tl23 ; G. JI. 25 ; II , JI.'S : I. Jl.M ; K. tl.6-3 ; M , 11.85 ; N , JJ.20 ; WO. J2W ; \VW , J3.00. ' SAVANNAH. Ga. . Hw. 0. OILS Spirits tur pentine , firm at snac bid ; rales. 1.07S Wls. re- celptH , S10 bbls. Ro > ln , firm and unchansfil ; s. l s. 2C * bbls. ; receipts. 3.33bbls , ; A. R. C. D , J1.15 : K. F. JL2H : O. tl.30 : H. J1.49 ; I. Sl.M : K. J1.63 ; M. tl.S5 N , J2.30 ; WG. J2.50 ; WW. J2.SO. WILMINGTON. N. C. . Dec , C. OILS Spirits ofl turpentlno firm at 29VittSOc. Rosin , steady at 1 1 1501. 20. CruAn lurrc-ntlne. steady at tl.4C0 1.90. Tar. quiet at fl.03. I.ONDON. Dec. C.-OI US-Cottonseed oil. I/vr- pjol rcflned. dull at 21s | 9J. Turpentlno Fptrits. firm at BSWSid. Rosin , common , steady at 4s 2d. I'ptrolejm. Amcricin refined , 4 7-1CJ74 3 151 ; petroleum fplrit * . ViObl. CALCUTTA. Dec , 6. OII.S Lln vd , spot , 3i ? td. LIVERPOOU Dec. -OILS rVttnnsee < l oil , Liverpool refined , dull , 14s fd. Turpentine enlrlls , steady , 34s 3d. Rosin , common , ateaily , it CV d. liniB nfl Sorgical Institute IGOIJDod.roSu.Oninlia , Neb CONSULTATION FRRE. Clironic , Nervous anil Private Disease ? nndnll VI'.AKNUSS eeSU nnd DISOIiUERSot tnE.ll HYDUOCtlLKaiicl VAIHCOCKLC pa.Tuancntly an Bucceasfully Lurf < d In every case. BLOOD AND SKIN DlheaB , Sere Spow. I'ltn cs. Scrofula.Ttttnore , Tultcr. Kczoina and Illooi VolHou thoroinflilv clnaiiKCti from the y tem. NERVOU9 Uoblllty. Bi rnmtorrhoa , Somlnal LosseH , Nleht EiiildJions , LUSH of Vital Powera pcnnanentl ; anil Bpot-dllv cumd. WBAK MIN. ! ( Vitality Weak ) , made no by too close application to Unbinds or study ; Knv ro menu ! niraln of grit ; ! ; HK.XIJAL KXCF.SSis In middle life or from the ulTcctH of youthful follies. Call or writ a tliuin today. Uox277. Omalia Medical and Surgical Institute. 01.1) COLONY llinLUI.VC , CHICAGO , Members Chicago Board of Trada since 1EC2. Grain , Provisions anl K. Y. StocKs Orders Cash and Future Delivery Solicited , Omulm Olllee , Room I , X. V. Llfu llldir , . . . , ' 1'boiK-Dill. . . . FLOYD J. CAM1MIKL7 , . Jlniuiircr. ES E BOYD & GO , , 103 ! ) . Oinahu , Neb COMMISSION , GKA N PROVISIONS andSTOCKS BOAIJD OH TIJADR. Dlre't ( to Chlcoto and New York. Correspondents : John A. Warrtn te Co. C. C. CIIHIS7IE. C. J. STRKET. Q , W. KENNBY , tiecretarv. difisSe-Streel Commissioo Co Cupiiui ? . ' , ( > , ood.on , Pitii > - I'M ill. STOCKS , fillAI.V AMI I'llOVISIOXS , TBLBPIIOXH H. K , PENNEY & CO. , 11O Board of Trade Bldp. , Omaha , Nob. GRAIN , PROVISIONS , STOCKS Branch Office , 103S N St. , Lincoln , Neb. POISON -Wi-tHen atmrantrr. to CVHK CASK or MOMV iir.ri.Mr.u. : Oar cur * li rtminent and not a pawMnir np. Ot > * < tretel trn jf r tire have ncrtr tfra tTrnpton ilm * . HT decrlblnjr yonr ct e fulijr e e n treat you t > T mall , an < l itl' < il < f amettr ni r < iarnie tocur orrefun < i all mon jr. Tlitwe who in l if to come h r fer treat ment rftndnto and we lli pty ttllroad farfi bolh way * and hotel L > tll whll h i If r fall tnmi > , W er > a | . MIKC Ilieootld f < irac e that our .Mn lc Krtneily HIM nat curfVilte for full pattlculam nnd fret tba etldxncc Wfkn.mtbMjou ni Vrvtlr l Junlytotoo , the m < "t emln r.t rhj lrl n hate lifter bcfn ablt ptfe niorv than trmiH > ir7 relief. In our ten ; rart riactlc * lth thlt Mnilc Itemrdy It has been tnoM ilimrnlt to oterrome I he pr Jurtlcr Mraliwt all > o > lle < I fr cinrji , Itnt under our tnint ; guarantee yon > ht > ulq iiot herltate to * ry trl trnied ) . You tak * no ehanreoi losing jour monejr We fruatantre to eur or rthind errrT dollar and a * w have a reputation to protect. al'o'flixnclal backing of H5OO , K > O , It l > rerr cllr late to all oho will try the trratrnrnt. llereloton JT > * hare brtn \ ttlnir up and pajlnit out jour moiitf for dlfleient treatmentiand allhouch oti are- not jet cured no on * has paid back TOUT money. * 1H > not vaite any moremonfT until ton try us. Olif.chrrnlc , deep-n IM c e < rtirea In thirty to nlnclj dajInrertlKatt oaf r.at > rlal RtandlDK , vnr tvputatlon aa buMoera men , Write u * for name * and art < tr of lho e e har rurt * ! . ho ha > ulten | * nnl lon to r fer to then. It cottajou only | iMaire todo thlit It will MteyoJft world oftuBerlnBfrom mental uraln imllt youur * married what mar your orfrprinfr mitter through rmr own ncffllrencr1 It 3 our pymftom * are | 4mfvle * on lae tor * throat , muconi ivtchca In month , rbenmatlim I * bone and Julnti , htlr talllnr out. eruption * on an ; r < * rt of the l o.y , feellnir of Rrnir * ! dcprexlon. pain * li header bones , you have no time to watte , Thotcvho ar > eonitantly taklnn mercury and | taih rhould dt * . rontlnnftlu Onmtant UM of thr * dntff * will turelf brine K > re < and tatlnir ulcer * In th * end. Ikm'l fall t firtte. All oinrtpondencg > ent Maletl In rlaln tnnl- ope * . wolnTlt * the m t rlpld InTMticatlon aJbtwu do lllnourpo * r loajdyoulnlu AdUiw , COOK REMEDY CO. , 1491 Mtibonlc Tutuulc , Chicago 111. MADE ME A MAN r , * ui | > vwuij ow ( ' cw mj-u Aba o or ether Kxnnte ! > tlon . 9ey oufefcltt . . . . _ _ . .rttoro LmtMtnlltr In oldcryomm.iLM lunmaa for study , baotneesor tnarrlium "tJ5.B ! * InsAnltr and OoaraaMtan 41 v iiui > a HU . iu > irc 8 gbom ItnmsJlato ( nproia tn nt and effects n CUltn wh ro nil other fall In. si t upon h TlnB the cennlno Alsr Tablets. Th i hare oottsl tboiuuid s and n 111 cur ron. We clra D Po ItlravriUsaRusrantro toeflKtncuro * la rachcuoor refund the nener. lrlcavw > r ck > | or tU t\ct ( full trentmentl for . SUO. . . Ii UJUjl l , in plain | wrapper , upon r < w lrt of - loo. circuit ! frt > o -AJAX REMEDY CO. , For tale In Omabk ojr Jamei Kotiytd , to } Kth meet. Kulm A Co. , 15th and UouElai Strtiti. CURE Ui BIW for unnatural dlictiarfe * , InOimmiiloni. Irrllatloni or Dlcftitlooi of tnunoat nitotraoft * . ralaltti , and not aiirlo. or r l"n m . M Id by nracsUU. or iat In plain vrrpr. hy * xprHi , prtpald , ( oi 1.00 , or 3 bflUlli. J2.7J. aa i Patroinze Home Industries Hy Purclmsliii ; GooiU .Hade nt the Fol. lcM liiKobriimUa Fnctorlcn. A1VN1NUS AND TUNTS. OMAHA TEXT AXU lit 1111 LIU CO. ( Succfxfors Omaha Tent anJ Awning Co. ) Manufacture tents , imnlngs. Jubbera ladles' and pent * ' mackintoshes , rents for rent. 1 > 1I Furanm St. . Omaha. OMAHA 11HI2\V1XG ASSOCIATION. Car load ahUmcntu made In our own rxrls * trotor can. Blue ltl * > twn , Hiite Export , Ttenni Export and Family Export delivered to par'j of the ctly. BltlCK. . j I1HOS. A. SMITH CO. t ; . Sewrr and Dulldlng IlltlCIv. Capacity. IOC.OOO per day. Office and yunl. Kt end Hickory Sts. Teletinone 42 Omaha. Neb COKNJCE WOUKS. R. F. El'EXBTKU. E.vni.i3 Conxion ivonics. ManatJLXurer of Galvanized Iron Cornice : , Ga'- vanUed Iron Skylights. Tin. Iron and Slati Roonne. Agent for Klnnear's Steel Celling. 1CS-10-12 Nrfi Eleventh streeL CRACKER FACrOHIES AMI2IUCA.V IlIhCUIT AXI ) 3IKG. COn Wholesale Crncbfr Manufacturers , OMAHA. Neb. DYE WORKS. SCHOCDSAGK'S TWI.V CITY DYI3 WORKS , ir Ul Ktirnnm St. Dyeing and cleaning of garments and Koods ot every description. Cleaning of fine earmenti a cpfcUlty. FIX3UK S. P. G1I.MAX , Flour. Jleal , Teed and Dran , 1013-13-17 North 17tt Street , Omaha , Ntb. C. E. Black , manager. Telephone CM. IRON WORKS. DAVIS Ai COWGIM. IltOX WOHICS. Iron nnd IlraHH Founi1ern. Manufacturer * and Jobbtri of Machinery. Gen. ral repalrinn u epeclalty. IWl. 1X1 and IMJ Juckion strtcl , Omana Neb. TAXTOX Jt VIERI.IXC IHO.V WOUKS. Manufacturers or Architectural Iron Work. General Foundry. Machine nnd Dlackunltli worK. Engineers Certrictors rcr Flic Pronf nulld- Ingn. OfHce and ivorkw : U. I' . Ry. and Souili 17th ttreet , Omulm. UNSEED OIL. WOODMAX l.IXSIMII ) Oil. WORKS , Maniifnctiiren ulJ proceis raw llnseid oil , kettle boiled Ilntcei o > ! , oM piorcu ground lln teed cnke , givund and crcene > } flaxieed for drj glit . OMAHA. .NEn. LOUNOCS-MATTRKSSCS. iG. . noup. Manufacturer l ounKtf. Couches , AIattrmea , Jobber of Bprlnc IleJs anl Feather * Ill-llj S , 10th atreet. OMAHA ncnni.VG co. Manufacturer ! of high grade Mattreiiei , Nlcholat Street , Omaha. OVERAU. ANf > SHIRT FACTOIUE3 , KAT7.-XHVE.VS COMI'AXY. y.lgrt. Clothing , Panti , Shirts and Overall ! . OMAHA , NEB. SHIRT FACTORIES. J. II. I5VAX9. XE1IRASKA SIIIIIT CO3IPAXY. Exclusive custom thlrt tallora , 1515 Farnam. VINEGAR AND I'ICKI.ES , VIMUAH co. , Uanaufactureri of Vinegar. Tickles. Catsups , MuitnrJi. Celery \Vorceitenhlre Sauce. WAUClNd A.Sli CAHItlAGUd. \VIIIIA3I ITI5IFFEH. For a good substantial vehicle of anjr dcscrtp. tlun , for repmntincr or rubUer tires on new or old whetU the test plac Is ntn and L avenr-ortn itretU. : illl3I3IOM ) CAUKIAGI2 CO. Cheip. medium priced and tony carriages. Any thing you want , second hand or new. Headquarters for Rubber tires , warranted , lltb and llurney , opposite Court House , A. J , 1-IIIH , 1111 Dudue. Full line of Carriages , Huggles , Phaeton * . Pont Carts. Wheel * rul.Ur IlirJ. Th * best 1 * thi CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. IIIM : A co. Largeit farto-y In th west , Leading l - bUr Ur if Ouulis , Kansaii City. Uncoln and > H Joit I'll handl * our suuda , ICCii Vuriuiu * Un L
