THE OMAHA JOAlJtA BEE : THURSDAY , DECEMBER 10. 18 7 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat is Very Tarns and Rtmiina
Unusually Fossive All
CABLE REPORTS FAVORABLE TO THE BULLS
Corn , nnd Onlx Ilnvc Lively Advance *
mill I'rov Inliinn Arc Slrcinii
rrllli Higher
l
1'rlccB ,
CHICAGO , Dec. IS.-Vcry llltl * business
was dune today In tlie Drcembcr delivery
or wlu.it , and May did not fare much bet-
t r. The luttcr mouth w s well sustained
us it rule and at tlic close \vus atlllng " 40
lilghcr than the llruil figures of yesterday.
Shotts covered Irtely late in the Region.
( . orn and outs had a lively spurt In the last
Ilftccn or twenty tnlnutt-s * trading and
tnov.cd closing advances ot % ! o und
' c , respectively. Provisions wuro strong
ti.rouuhuut und ndvunced
.
Chore -Aas no strongly developed feeling
either way at the opening In wheat. Prices
were substantially the name as at the c.oso
Itsterday , May starting , at KiVMtMftc , moit
of thf ! llrat salcH being at &o&c , vvnlle De
cember vvuu quoted nt OIHc. A slightly
Ilrmer feeling was Imparted soon after by
u cablegram from the Liverpool Corn Trade
Isevvs , stating that only the Argentine
Bteamera had been Used aa yet , meaning
only that many so fur chartered for shlp-
ttKnt of wtuat. It 'ilsD quoted Goodwin ,
the AtKcntlii' ' wheat authority , as saying
arrivals In Kuropu would not be before
April. A private Paris cablegram ridiculed
the statement that France would only need
to Import LOJWWU ( bu. foreign wheat from
November 1 to the md of the crop year ,
hlatlug their estimate of requirements far '
tl at time at GO.OuO.COO bu. and that bakers'
und millers' Htocks were small and farmer- ? '
dullverlex llgilt. These staternents caused
modtr.ite covering by thu more timid
shorts , the price of Muy ailvnnclng In ( .on-
kcquenco to MT ) c. Uut the dullness of trad
ing ml Hated against liny sustained advance
and price- * slowly slid on again to WSc ) ,
though not without several slight rallies.
Minneapolis and Duluth receipts wore 172
cars , agulnat dCO Wednesday u week ago
und 377 the coiresponding day of the year
before Chicago recelvid In the usual vv.iy
by rail 331 carloads , compared with 1G car
loads a year HRO. but rtculved today In ad
dition to rail receipts from the country ! 00
cars and 36,000 bu flam unlicensed elevi-
torn and 120.0W bu. by lake , the lots all No
1 northern spring. Primary receipts
amounted altogether to iS2,465 bu , against
22.9V ) bu the previous year export clear-
nniEa from Atlantic parts amounted to 213-
Qj | ) bu In wheat and Hour
A second cablegram from the Ulvrpaol
Coin Trade News reported otllclnl staUtcs
of wheat and flour consumption In G r-
UL many ntlCUV and Belgium for November inu-'h
enia'lcr than li > that month last year May
touched WSc , the low point on that , Bnd-
Btreet's reported the world's \lslble In
ert . .sed by 183,000 bu The temporary oe-
uiine on the reported reduced appetites of
I he Germans and Belgians came to an Uid
> vutn the Uradstreet's report was published.
The market developed considerable
Htiength toward the clo e. duo to free tpn-
lal covering by shorts and limited specula
tive offerings May advanced to 91Hc und
closed llrm nt Ol'c. . December transactions
comprised , all told , about 203,000 bu. , most
of It sold for Armour & Co 's account and
bouplit principally by Allen & Grler at UTc.
TV Marled nominally worth 97V-C , then at
S7c , fiom that up to OS'-se and down again
ti > ? 714C , vvhurc It closed.
' be
Corn was very sldw and Inclined 'o
weak up to within fifteen minutes of the
when It suddenly became active und
tlo&e ,
strong on a rush ot shor.s to cover sales
rr.ude during the recent decline. This caused
a recovery of the slight early decline end
besides Speculation was
a good advance
broad at the close. Cash demand was
quite
' ' to 2Si < .c ,
Flow. .May ranged from SOft'a' c
closing MlV&c higher at 2D'ic.
In the
were weak early
Oats , HUe corn ,
session and some decline followed free sell-
Prices turned abruptly upward when
Ing.
for very
covering started near the close ,
little was offered and the market was strong
and V c higher at the end. Cash business
was limited. May ran&ed from 22Vic to
22c and closed at ai e.
exceedingly firm and
were
Provisions
than they have
active speculatlvelj
jnore of hogs
time. Light receipts
been for some
higher
market started prices
and a llrm hog
market
and good general buying kept the
advancing. Purchases of lard were espe
cially heavy. At the close May pork was
higher
$373 May lard 7V010c
13c higher at $ ,
and May ribs lOc higher at $4 47Vi
at $1 Co
Whe-.it 410
receipts Thursday : ,
Estimated
" oats 300 cars , hogs.
cars , corn , 2"JO cars , ,
31,000 head. follows.
LenuuiK futures ranged as
No J.
Cash isolations were ns follows :
riJOt'H Ii H > . quiet anil rather weak , Inrd
patents J4 $ i t 4.S5 ; soft , tl 40TJ4 GJ , soft bakers ,
S3 Mitt 00 winter tfrnlithU JI50U470
\VHKAT-No 2 spring. No. 3 spring.
82Sl' c No 2 red 37&C.
COUN-No. ! , S6Kc.
OATS No. 2 , K o f. o b , No. Z white , ! 4@
SIVto No 3 white. 23JTC3
UVi : No ! , 45V4C
rt.AXhKiO No. 1. Jl
TIMOTHY
.
WlllHlvY UUttllcn' llnlshed Roods , per sil.
On the Produce exchanse today the butter
market was tead > : crcnmerlea. 13i2c , dairies.
H a."Cfe. quiet. SOSH" . BW. > Dre"ea ,
iwullry. ea y : turkeys , ll UV c , chickens. 4HO
DHc. Uucks , 6Q8C.
> U\V YOIUC 013NUIIAI , 3IVHICCT.
QiiotiitloiiH or the In > on Griu-rnl
ColllllllIllltll'M.
NK\V YOIIK , Dee , IS. I'LOUH-H'ctlpts , 21 513
bbln. , export * . 4,213 tibu , ; market continued very
qulel nt biirely sliUdy prices , city mill patent ! ,
JS.6r.f(3.H3 , city mill clears , J .Wif3& ) ; winter
BlrulsMc , fl 5i > S4.6a ; lllnnewjla pixlents , JS.I" " ) ®
EX > . Uya Hour , dull at Ji.TIMJS S3. lluckuheat
*
Hour , quiet nt Jl.avS1.43.
Ilt't'kWHBAT Uull at 3703SC.
fOltNMUAL Quiet , > ellow western , G3c.
UVi : Dull , No. 2 nc-stcrn. 49Vic.
UHI1null fHMHit , Z.ijC.
IIVHUKY MAUT Stwidj. weitern , BCHOCOc.
% \ \T-Htwlnt * , IT ) . IV ! bu . < > xp.rl8. n IX )
bu. bp1. . nrm , No. Z rel. SSHr. Options nrwncd
cany under lonil offurlnm nillliil on rt-ench
cul.lca. rmall northwe t rec'lple and ro'.d weather
\\i'st , holdlne linn nil day nnd clonlni ; > nfli < > nni
liUher iui a 1 it < scaru nm nir Hhoit > , May , 32 S-If. '
WHc , rloti l , 93Uc ; Uecember , SO DTHc ; clob l ,
C'OHN Ilrcelpti. 975 1)U : exi > orts S0.728 Ira ,
Bpot , nnil , No 2. 34c. Options opened ( tendv
und advanced on light receipts lirnttr cables tml
tl-.o rl * ' In vttiFivt , clonlntr unchanKetl tn t4u n < t
hlithcr , lecemlr , Sl U'SlHtf. closed , SIHo : May.
! 3' . 3Uc ei > * ctl. 3U.C
O\T8 Uecelpt * liS.SW liu. : eipi > rts. H.S21 bu.
Spot , qul-t. No 2. S7c. . Options , qutet all d > y.
rloalnff unchajiifuilj December , J7cj May cliwd ,
ulet ; shipping , iOQISc ; seed to choice ,
C0 75c
HOI'S Steady , tate. common 10 choice. IWi
crop. 40 o ; 1S crop. 89c. 1S37 crop. U5 18fl ,
I'aclno coaat. U93 crap lj c , 15W crop , 89c
1S97 crop. UfllSc.
IIIDBS Quiet daUeston. 15c ; Teiai , dr > % le
California. HOMSo
I.i.VTHKn Steady ; hemlock ole , Duenoi
Arres. rOHOSl'to
WOOIQulet , fleifoe , KCJlc : Texas 15ni7c.
1MIOVIBIQNS Heef quiet , famll ) , 19 50 < 10.Wi
extra mr * > 7 50 t8 00 , beet hams : j OOiin 50.
packet , S3M < riOOfl. Cut meats , quiet pickled
Ix-llles , tVMU sn. FtnuMfri , 15,73. lunu. J/'OU '
7.SS. I aril , n' wily , western ltme.l. . Jl 7 . Ie-
ri > mb r rlunil } 4 ( S , nominal : rHlneil. mertdr at
J4 00ft4 15H Ifirk dull me l 2Sii CO : fliort
c ear Jlo.UOeiM ; family. Jioofieuw. Tallow ,
flrnwr , city. 3V c ; countiy , SSOSSc.
OHJ ? C * > ttwit ed. lemlj ; prime crude , ISlJe ;
nrlnw > ellow ! | i < .ftic nI tummer Hlow , HH"
liutur oil ! m r7c prime winter > < llow , 2 t'f
27o Vetroleum aulet united closed at 65o rk il
Ilwln ludstmtnrd romm < n to itooJ , J1.IO-S
1 4i. Turpentine. st idy at SJWJS c.
IlICR-nrm , fair to extra , 4Hti Uc ; Japan
MOUA8SESteady ; New Orleans , open ket.
tit good to choice. JuOllc.
MirTAia PI * Inm. warrantf , lr Jy 10 1 > IJ
and H.EO asknt , Lalca copper , quiet , unchanxtnl.
U , SU91t.OO. Tin , uuy , JIS.MJU70. Erelitr ,
.lull tt * IW Iaa , rirmfr , } 1 , > SJT7V4J
! k.TJ. tlXC.
1IITTKP H'tejitu , S. pkgs mnrkft Mendr.
ft 3 , Kljlnn , fit. factory i:017r
n < s ipi : ca pugs nurkrf qutu
nn-V c iore < l. tf > ! mr r 8'481'ir
vnnlt white an ! wjlnreil Peptwnber 99Mf
l nte 7ff'S MiiivM white and minted f P-
tember SSt'lV Uxht rblm : , C jeuc pnrt iklms ,
4HOMlr f'lll K1nu. S lc.
KQCHR Rn i 4.7T3 | * K . market le 5r
Mat * an l l'-rir yh nl , : i * c , wettein , 2
Oilc. _ _ _ _ _
UK > KII.UJ MIIIKITS.
Conilltlon of Trnilp nnil
on Mtnplinnil Knncy I'roiliicr.
nOQI-atrlftly freth , 15c.
JJirrTKll-Ct mmon to fRlr , li llc. clrolcc to
f ney , 14817c ; ictmrator orwrncrr. Ste , s thereil
crwrnery , rv
VKAtThoiee fat. M to IS ) Ibs. . qnoleJ at te ,
Isnre ami co rs . 4 } Sc.
DltBSSKn l OUf.TJtY-Clihtfn : Sc : tuik-jrs.
90IOe. Rtreiie. tt , duett * , 7e.
OAilH-Brrnll rabbltn , per dox. . 3 c , larire p r
doz , > > c , > lo\\ ; prairie chickens , JS , quail , wrW
Jl 0) ) , miuirrcls. &W c.
I'HJEONH I.Uf , Tic. dead ptenin * not nanlr.l.
HAY UpUnd. J y > : midland. IS M ; lowland ,
Ji , rye stran. Jl , color nnKe * the price on hay ,
light tales s II the best , only t p grades
lop prices.
.
CKtKlir Geed stock , large , 4 < > c : email.
30C ,
ONlONS-fer bu MQKt
UBANS-Hand picked navy , per bu , ,
SWEET ItrTATOES I'er bbl. . JJ.M
CArilJAnn-Ono.1 itock , per lu . l' .
I > OTATOBHorre Brown , 4MJ6 , > c ; nestern
stock , C3870C.
TALIFOnNIA bTttAwilKnniCS Per pt. , 303
3So
qt'INCES-Callfornln , per box. JI.IS
APPLES Winter slock. 2. S3 W ; Cnllfornla
IMleflower. tflXM , IIS ) ; Colirnd3 Jonathan * ,
boxes , Jl Oregon , boxes , JI.M.
CTlANUKIini Its Jennys , PT bM. J7 ; Wiscon
sin Bell and Ilugle , 17.M ; Wisconsin Ilcll nnd
Cherry. JS V ) .
omPKH-Cilawbas. Mb. uiskcls , 14815C. Mal
agas. JiOoflO.00.
JiOoflO.00.TROPICAL
TROPICAL FRUITS.
OIlANCinS M'alcan. per box. $1.7S4I.S1 : Ca'l
fornla nivels. II C05Z413.
I.KSIONS Metslnn. JW. JS M < ? 3.W. 3 t4 00 < ?
4.50. CnllfornU. 360. J3 ( T3.EO ! SW , JJ.7S04.0(1 (
HANANAS Choice , large stock , per buncli , J2.00
@ ! 2J , meilluni sized bunches
, 31.75Q2 00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. , large Uc. 12Hf13c :
small
lie. llraills , per lt > . ! r0c ; nnxll'h wal
nuts , per lb , fancy soft "hell , lie : standards , 9
( tide flltxrt > , per lb , IOC , p cans , polished ,
medium. hffSc. extra large , 10c ; larvc hickory
nut . 11.0091.19 per bu . i-mall. Jl S3GI 33 per bu. .
cocoanuts pr 10t ) , Jl DO , peanuts , ran , IS'Sc ;
roasted , 60$4c.
rias Imported f ncy , 3 cronn , 14-lb. boxe
I2c , S crown , 44-lb boxes , Hiil c. 2-lb boxes , : i
0Z3C per box California. 10-lb box. Jl.CO
HONEY Choice white , lfl , Colorado amlrer , in
4illc.
KIlAtT Per hbl. , Jl CO. half bbl J.2jC13.1
MAPLB SYRUP Five-sal cam. each M 73 :
enl can * , pure , per doz. , J12 00 , half-gal can :
1623. quart cHn > . > 3 5ft
DATIXS ' Hallowee. 60 to 70-lb boxes , Cc Satr.
CUc I'nrd 8-lb boxes Sc.
CIPEP. Per half bbl . 13 00 bbls . Ji 13
rnESII MEATS
DUESjSKD IIURP Good native steers , 7c coed
fonxiunrtTS , ntpers , 61.C , peed hlndquarter" ,
S c western steers , C' < c , fancy heifer * . < "vc
good heifers
CVc , peed forequarters heifer
? .
SVSc , Rood hindquarters , heifers , 8c
* , Rood covv <
64C _ frtlr tows , j5c
. . uuwivi i Min : uW lOII
( )
ends , $ c steer loin en N , c , hnnjrinff tender
loln < * ic ribs. N'o 1. 12c. rlb < * . N'o 2 8 c
ribNo - 3 < J\c , steer rounds. 7c , cow rounds
CV c cow rounds nhrtnir off , Sc , ' cow rounds
. and a
toneues each 3c , forequarters , Cc.
I'ORK Dres-ed plus , 6c dre ed ho3 4Uc
tenderloins , 124c. loins selected , 6"c , regular
6c spare ribs , 5c. ham ? ; iu acc "butts 5Uc
Hoston butti Sc. shoulders , rough 4 > 4c , shoul
ders skinned 1c trimmings 5c , leaf lard , not
rendered 5c heads , cleaned. 4c snouts and ears
4c ; backbones 2' c i-llp bone , 2ic. cheek meats
4Hc. neckbones 2c , pigs' tails. 4c plucks each
5c , chltterllnRB. Cc * hockn , . 4c hearts per doz
23c : stomac'is. each , 3c. tonsues each 7c kid
neys , per dor lOe ; bralnn. per doz l"c , plsrs'
feet , per doz. , 23c. lliers , each , 3c , hos rinds.
3c , blade bones , Sc , ,
HIDES , TALLOW.ETC.
HIDES No I green hides. 7c ; No 2 green
hides , 6c , No 1 tailed hides , S c , No 2 green
salted hides , 7siC , Na 1 veal calf S to 12 lb
lOc , No 2eal calf 12 to 13 Ibs , Sc.
bHEEP PELTS Oreen salted , each 13873c
green salted shearlings ( short vsooled earl >
skins ) , each. 13c , dry shearlings ( short wooled
early eking ) , No 1 , each 5c dr > Hint. Kinsas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , pelb , actual
weight , 4 3c , drs' Hint , Kansas and Nebra Ki
murrain wool pelts , per lb , , actual weight 38
4c ; dry Hint Co'orado butcher wool pelts p"r
lb actual weight , 45e , dry Hint Colorado
murrain wool "Veils per Ib . actual welsht 334c
HOUSI ; HIDES-Each. Jl'SOg ! 23
TALLOW , OHEASE ETC Tallow No 1
2\c. tallow. No 2 2'4c rough tallow nc.
white ereate , 2k6 ! ic ; yellow and brown greate
l > i JUc
riJHS Dear ( black or brown ) , 13 OOB20 CO
otter. J1505JSW , mink , 13SCOc , beaver , Jl 00
{ J600 skunk. I3c. 23c. 5Cc , mu krat , 3c , 5o , 7c
raccoon , ISSMo , red fox , SScflU 25 , grej fox
23O50c , wolf ( timber ) , SjcfrJidO v\olf ( prairie
coyote ) . VfiSOe , wildcat. 10023" , badser. CU4)c.
silver fox J30 00075.00
St. l.mila Mnrketti.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. -FLOUn Lower pitentg
$4094 S3. strnlshts , J4 35l 50 , clear 5401425.
medium. J3 5Ctr < l 75
WHEAT Irregular closing steady for Decem
ber with May * * c above and July 'lc below jes-
terday. May , the active option , opened about
the same as It cl eed yesterday , decllnetl " ,4c.
rallied % c. broke c. late reictlng HB c clos
ing with selleis at the top bpot , lower , No. 2
red cash elevator. 97t. track 97V40J1.00 De
cember , 971iC. January , 95c aiked. May ! B3 ff
31Vic. July. EOe , No 2 hard , cash , 86S87C
COHN Futures were dull early but becam >
strons later , closing with bujers Vjc above the
bottom ami 4c hlgaer than 5esterdi > Spot
8tead > . No 2 cash 23c. December , 2l c , Jnr.-
uaty , lie asked ; May , 27c.
O \TS-Futures were dull and unchanged Spot
steady , No 2 cush elevator. 21c , track 22c , No
J white , 24\c , December. 21c ; May.2l.c
HYE firm. 45ei3'4c.
FLAX EED HlKher , JU2.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. J2.50.
COItNMEAL-Jl 40
IJIIAN bteady , sacked offered at east track
5Cc
at
HAY Firm , prairie , J7 5038 50 , timothy , JS ! j
81000 IIUTTER Dull creamery , 1SB23C , dairies ,
EGOS Stea < ly 17c.
WHISKY Jl 19
METALS Lead. Hrm , J3.52 4e3 53. Spelter.
nominal , S3.T5JJ3.77U
PnoVISlONb I'ork. higher : standard mess
jobbing. IS 50 I ird , higher , prime steam ! 4V > ,
choice , J4.40 Kacon , boxed lots extra short clear
JI73C5.00 , ribs J3 12'4O537Vj , shorts , J3 KG3 50
shorts
boxexl shoulders nnd
Dr ) salt meats ,
t475fi5CO. extra short clear , J437H&450. ribs
HECE1PTH , Flour B.X ( bh's wheat , 52 000
bu : corn. 1J6 000 bu , oats 24.0f 0 bu
SHIPMENTS ? Hour 4000 bbl . . wheat , 37,00)
bu. ; corn , 15C/wx ) bu ; oats. 71W ) bu
I > II > I | HXOII Co iiiun > .
OMAHA OFFICE , Dec 15 Early fables this
morning at ko lower Influenced our market to
an opening of 904090 c for May wheat , or
practically > esterda > ' close , with December
unchanged , and wltU eau nnd com In the am
notches. The comparison of receipts nnd Blip
of 333000
Increase yesterday
ments shows nn
bujrhels of wheat In Chicago and 23)000 busnels
of corn and ZC5.0CO bushels of oats which I :
distinctly n bearish feature ese ctally so with
, when the supply of 17 COO 000 bushels In
corn
nndt
Chlcaso Is taken Into consideration , >
It held flrm and advanced , n did nil othfr kinds
the reports of advancing cables ,
of &raln , upon
with that
with damage to the Argentine crop
at any material
country as a proactive bujer
decline In present values , nssbted by light r
celpls of car * , there bflng 100 cir less of wheat
and les than half us many cars of corn a has
been recelvel any previous day tliU month
with the receipts of oats belne hut halt thnre
ot > esterday and but one da ) ' 9 lighter buelnet *
In them this month.
Ma > wheat cloieil at 91Vic oHe higher than
> e terday. while December clofM yc lower
with May oorn at 29c % or % c hlsher closing at
the top while oats were ftrong at He higher
Th Increase of the contract grade of wheat
In ChlcaKO , conildered with the antics of the
"bull cllnu * " Is CRUskig ftome comment as to
their purpose towanV the market , and for thla
reaion we do not care to express any oplnl > n
In regard to the Immediate 'uture of wheat
but think that either com or oats are a pur-
chaie for at least a scalp
rinrliiiiMtl MnrUrt. "
CINCINNATI . Dec -FtjOrn-SteaiJ } : "fancy
JlJiUIIO : family , J3 33fl3 SO
WllEAT-Eaeler , No 2 rel !
COHN-Oulet ; No. 2 mlxM : ev ft:6 > ; c.
O NTS Firm ; No J mixed : i 4c ,
IIYF UteiTlv ; Nil 2 , IS C.
1'nOVISIONS Lanl nrmr JI30 , P'tiv meals
eauv BP-I lilKher 141V llacon , easy , J550.
WHi-JKY-Actlv * Jl I .
llUTTKIl-Oiilct nnd lowo- Elgin creamery ,
14o. Ohio. 14MWC- dairy i:813c.
Fnn Easv nt lfr c. .
CHFESE-Steady ; good to prime Ohio n t
MVrViPOOl Pec IB WHPAT Bni-t No
red wi-Mern winter steady nt 7 4d. No 1 red
northern mr'n * ileady at 7 SVtil
OfMlV Ppnt AmeHean mlre < l n"l t t : ! U1
Decenibr , is td. January , 3s ISd Februarj
I < tla f ncv winter. lmdir at io
London < p clne coast ) , flrm at 4
PllOVrSIONflWf extra India m . M % 1
prime me . rf M Pork firm prime m.fs
weatfrn , JSa M. Hami. her cut , II to 11 lb >
'
te < ly tt 58 * M. Oacori short rlb , M to II
lb , , dull at tu Cd. long elear mld l * . Huhw
dull at tin short clear Mrtt * . < JulI r Sos long ,
cliar mlJ.llM. he y tnii t 500 vlesr b lllM ,
ntm nt I s 6J tliouHrni , wjuiire nrm at fit
Ijnl prime western , nrm at 2Zs sd. Tallow ,
ptlme elty , steady t 1M M.
CHEKSF Atn.rlcan. nnett white and colnrcd ,
Mcady at 4H W
llnltlrmirr
tlALTlMOUB Dei- -FLOflt-Dull arid
fhgniteil reeelpt 14.W ? bbK , exports , 4
bbl , western superfine. JS.70 ; extra. R.3SCJ
4 11 , family J4 'WI.SS , winter wertem patents.
J4.S.1496 10 , spring , J * & " ? * , ! , fprlng wheat
t Mocks , J4 40 4 S3.
WltBAT Kmlei , tpot and month M te" > 6Hc , I
Meam r No. 2 led. igU 9'4e , receipts. 34 574 ,
b < i , exports , Tt.MO liu iwuthern wheat , by
sample. Jlf97V ! e , on grade. Sl fiM c
COIlN-Stekdy. > pot. JlffM c , month 31H6
K * c. December , new or old , R'iff32V4e , steamer
mixed , 3 49t9c. receipts 1S9 CM bu. ; exports ,
112932 bu , southern white and yellow , I7'i
OitHc-
OATS-Qulet and steady ; No. 2 white. I94O
c. No 2 mixed , 27 T7H . receipts , 21501 bu. ,
exports none.
nYE Baler. Nn. Z nearby. 51 V ; No 1 e t-
em. S2Hc ; te lpt , 13.&S bu. , exp rts. 23711 bu
HA1Steady , choice timothy. J13.00 n k d ,
GKA1N FIIKIOHTS Fairly active nnd > ,
stenm to Ltverpool , p r bu . Id December ; Cork
3d tA Januar } ; S * 6d
for orders. l > er quarter
Februarj' .
11UTTEU Firm , fancy creamery , 23fl:4' , fancy
ladle Kffl'c , good ladle , 150l c. store packed ,
12J114C
EnQ'l Steady : fre li. WStOc >
CHEESE Steady nnd unchanKed : market stock
lieivy : fancy New York , large , 9 SelOci fancy
New York , small , lOVtGlO'ic.
llrii I trcrl'i VUllile Stock * .
NEW YOIIK , Dec. 15 Special cable and telegraphic -
graphic dl'atches to Ilradstreet's covering the
principal olnu of aerumulatlon Indicate tht ;
i
following Lhangei In avalltble supplier I t Sat >
urday ns compare-l with the preceding S turd > !
W1IHAT United States and Canada , east of
Ho\kles , tncreace , S3.COO bu. afloat ftr and In
Europe , Increase ( Liverpool Corn Trade News ) ,
' Increase , SS3-
total
3 0,00tf bu , world's supply ,
000 COIIN bu United States nnd Canada , cast of
Rockies , decrease. 470.WO bu.
Canada cast of
OATS United States and ,
Ko"kle , decrsn'c , 799 000 bu.
' stocks
lifting of the country's wheat
Further
' neeW.
Drafl treet's thl
Is livUcato J by reports to
Increases not reported
more Important
the
Among In the vl lble supply were the gains of
ported
bu ot Chi.
Ml 000
Orleans.
JiS. 30 bu. nt New
elevators and 113 00 < ) bu at Winni
ease private falling oft ot
Included a
. The large decrease
peg. Krwatln nnil
670 OM bu. nt Fort William nnd
outside ot Winnipeg
130.0C.O bu. nt points In Manltobi
nipeg
llrnlii nnil Prov
I vn 11 * a H City
KANSAS CITY , Dec. 13 WHEAT SJow , hard
about steady , soft llrm. No 1 hard. SI3S4\4c :
, No. 4 77W78HC ,
No 3. 7SSsmc
81HS-E4HC
2
No , ' No. 3. S3Bn'c , No ,
.
No 1 rel , 93frs4o. No. . . 93c. "
"Sc.
; . No. 2 prlng. S1S1S2C , No 3
4. 81HifJS6
2 mixed. 2te.
COHN Firm , rather sow. No
OATS Bather slow , about steads. No 2 white ,
21\S2vSc.
UYD No 2 , 43c .
HAY Quiet nnd nrm. choice timothy , J3.50 ®
173 c.iolce prairie , J7 :3
nil grades
' Country roll w anted :
Ut'TTER 17S19C , dairy. 13 { ! > 15c
iteadj , creamery. ,
17Hc , storage
fresh ,
EOQS 3tend > nnd active ,
WIIKAT Hccelptx , OX ) bu , corn , Co OM > bu ;
oats SHIPMENTS , 23.COO bu. Wheat , 4JCO ) bu. , corn. , CO )
bu , oats none.
NIMOHeniin MnrkotN.
NEW OtU.EANS Dec. 13 HOd PltODUCTS
Steailj Pork , standard mes * , 5 .c Ijrd. shoulders rcllned , ,
tierce 3Hc. Hexed meats , dri salt rib sides 5 ? c.
I SI c , slil s. 4"c Bacon , clcnr
choice sugar curevl 8Z9lic
llama
to fair ,
COFFEE Firm , HIo , ordinary
C FLOUR c Firm , extra fancj , J4 50l 60 , patents
J4 0025 00
, Jl 00
COUNMBAIQulet
BRAN Quiet , 70c. Of > .
HAY Easy , prime. } iXQt4 ! ) 00 ; choice , J15
CORN Steady. No 2 sacked vv.il.te , S5c ;
mixed 350. > ellow. SCc
No 2 sacked SSc
,
Steadj
OATS to good , SSS4HC.
ordinary
niCE > -Qulet ,
I'rliieliml
Grain Uceelitts nt
LOUIS Dec 15 Receipts : Wheat 72 cars
ST MINNEAPOLIS , Dec 13 Receipts. Whcaf , 452
cars Wheat ,
15 Rejy-lpts toilay
CHICAGO. Dec. "
corn 176 cars , o.itH , :36 cars Estimated
231 care
mated tomorrow. Wheat , 410 cars , corn , 210 cars ,
oats. 260 cars 109
. Receipts : Wheat ,
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 15.
cars 'Wheat. 10 cars
carsDULUTH :
Dec -Receipts
DULUTH < 0 bus. ;
- " Cornr 4
PEORIA. E-cc. 13 ReceiptsCornr
1.2CO
.
oats. 22 900 but. , whisk } . 75 bbls ; wheat
bus Silpments Corn , " \ > -JOO bus . oats , 32,100
bus wheat , 1 2fo bus
bus , whisk } 1,410 .
Tolcilii Miirkct.
TOLEDO. Dec 16 WHEAT Dull ; No. 2
cosh and D - emba93 > 4c , May , 93Uc.
< "ORN Active , No. 2 mixed cas an
OXTS Steid > , No. 2 mixed , :2e.
11YE iDull No 2 cash. 46c.
flrm , prime cash ,
nVKRbEED Higher ,
J3.12H. _
I'll I luil el | ihli > I'rotliicr.
PHII VDELl'HIA Dec 13 HUTTER-Stead } .
fancy western creamery ; 23c fancy western
prints EGOS , 2Gc Unchanged , fresh nearb } , ! 0c ; fres'i
western 20 < -
CHEESE Steadv
Dctrolt MnrKctt.
DETROIT Dec 13 WHEAT No. 1 white
91 > , c , No 2 red , 92Hc , May , 92Hc.
CORN No 2 mixed. 53c
OV.TS No 2 white , 21'iC. '
RYE-NO 2 , 47c. .
t'corlu MnrUct * .
PEORIA Dec 1) CORN Steidy ; No 2 : c
RYE-Flrm No 2 , 4SS50c
WHISKY Market steady : high proof spirits ,
J1.VS.
juii rniiiolMC" V.'lu-nt Alnrket.
SAN FRNCISCO Dec 15 WHEAT Quiet
and ttrm Ma } , Jl 3SH
STOCKS. AND HOMJS.
IliiIlH nnil llt-nrM Cnnti-Nt , the Luttrr
Cottlnn tin- \ < I nntilKf.
NEW YORK Dec 15 Toda's market was
largely professional , Gnd In the contest be
tween the bulls and bears the former enlisted
IhrmseUes under tin banner of the coalers and
the latter made the traction stocks their main
resource The fortunes of battle shifted several
times during the 'lay and In the middle after
noon the bulU ceemed to have gained a decisive
advantage , the earlier marked losses in som-
special stocks having been almost entirely wiped
out and the bears apparently driven to cover.
In the last hour of trading , however , a larse
number ot loan * were suddenly called and In
replacing them the call loan rate stiffened
sharpy to 4 per cent at which rate a Urge
amount of money was placeThis Induced
liquidation , especially in stocks which Melded
u pront on the lias'a advan-e. The beam thus
encouraged renewed their attack on the tpe-
Ualtlei which had engrossed their attention all
day and uncovered loss orders on the wi } down
As a consequence ttui tide of battle was turned
completely and victor } Ky with the beara A
small part of the da ) ' Urge gains was left Ir
tsome of thu stocks which had hewn most early
strength , but In other leading shares earl } gains
were replaced by late looses
The scarcity of money U due to opemtlons
looking to the patnent tomorrow of an Instal
ment of about J8.6CO.COO en the Union Pacific
fale. The previous paments on this account ,
amounting to over JW.UOO.OOO. have been left on
deposit In New York banks , but tomorrow's pa ) ,
tnunt will no direct Into the treasury and be re
moved from the money market. Two additional
payments of an equal * amount " . * remain - * v to _ . . . . be . . . .
made , one on Uecemoer : u ana one on January
5 , and thli will be > paid directly Into the treasury - '
ury The payment b } the government on De
cember 24 cf thu maturing Pacific bonla whlcn
amount to over J29.POO.ooo , will be made by
checks , presumably on the New York deposits
to the government's credit
The movement of currenc } continues from New
YorK this week Indicating a still further decline
In New York cash reserve The tone of ster
ling exchange was pomewlut easier today but
did not rmpond to uny marked degree to the
hardening of the mone } market Time money
for th * shorter periods also stiffened appreclnbl }
The early strength In the day's stock market
was aide ; b ) the rite In the price of coalers
duo to reports of an agreement tn restrict the
output next } ear The Northern Pacinc stocks
were also a center of strength , the preferred
advan Ing at one time I'tj per cent and Ihe com
mon nearly a point Reports from London and
the European bourses showed a good demand
there for those clocks. Atchlion preferred was
alto up over a point a ) one time The rise above
par of IIurl'nBton waa a further feature The
srecUil weakness of the local traction stocks was
due to the threatened competition of an under
ground syttem , and to the judicial decision at
Albany holding that consent of adjoining prop
erty owners Is nec * ar > to enable lh cars of
ono ccmrany to run on the tracks of another
company The resumption of the- quarterly divi
dend of 1V per cent In Cleveland , Cincinnati ,
Chicago & St Lnuls preferred , after its omUiion
for two quarterly perlodn wai a feature of Ilia
day. as was the 1 per cent dividend In Southern
preferred
Sugar was traded In ex'ftvldejid , and at one
time during Ihe day f ho wed a recovry ot one-
third of the dividend , but In the later ileallrRS
It 8uccurnl > < "i quite early and lott hter 2 polnta
on the day Norfolk S. Western preferred , which
was at one llmo nearly S points higher , shows
net gain of IS per cent
The bond market was firm at te active
price * , ari ? the active 1'st was only about
steady tx-inu of the hlrb price liwuei showed
harp advances. Ml * "urt Pa-llle collateral * lo *
3 point * . Total ( ale * J3000W. Unlted.SWte jiew
4s declined ' per cent bid
The Evening Pnit's Ix < ndon financial cable
gram } "The fettlement has been cor-
eluded and the stork markets here were gen
erally good today The featur * wai the rite In
Fnrllfh rolls on the belief that the englneerr *
itr'ke I * about rrttlej Americans were noo.1
and dorp * near the bent althoueh the supoort
here U almort entirely provisional. HI Paul
WBI eopeclaltv b"UKht at the clnne KalTlr * were
animated and stronir notably the deep level
rhares I am privately Informed that a larre
blovk of hare lvi b en taken uo bv a ) ndl <
rate In Scotland Western Australian mines
were buoyant THrr * I * a Vrrn demand for sold
by Ru la and India at 7" rtrong The allot
ment i'f Ini an rooncll drnfti was all sold and
"ie lakh In " 1 < 1ltion Th - Hotm nt ra e
ranired up to IS I Cd Indication * favor de
mand , for drafts for some time to come Pail *
copper rtinrfii were dteilM A Imire mount
vn borrowed from the Canfcof Kn land today
The followingCTe > thj elostnr quotatlotn on
lh leading HOCKS of tn N w York txchanc *
Second assessment paid.
Total sales of Blocks today. 460,800 "hares , In-
eluding : Atchl'on , 7,670 , Atchlson preferred , 21-
I0i ) . Chicago. Ilurlln ton & Qulncy , 30SM. Ixjuls-
vllle & Nashville , 6.C30 : Manhattan in.SSO , Met
ropolitan. 9.110 , MlMourf Pacltle , S 160. New Jer-
* ey Central , 12 033 Northern Pacific , 21,370 ,
Northern Pacinc preferred. . ! 3i ) , Reading 6.&SO ,
Rock Island , 12,320 , St. Paul. 3J.310outheni
preferred. 9.433 , Amer'can Tobacco , 3,908. Chicago
cage Great Western. C.CJO People , Oas 1J.1G7.
Sugar , 41,330Vstern Union. C.422.
\PV > York Mo n ? > Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-MONEY ON CALU-
Tlrmer at 24J4 per cent , last loan. 3U per cent ,
closed at 33flVi per cent
PRIME MERC-VNTILE PAPER 3@1 per cent
STERLING EXCHANOE i : a > with actual
business In bankers' bills at J4 f5U f r dem-ind
and J4 KH04 * 2 j for sixty dujs Po ted rates ,
} 4 83ij4 84 and J4 S6H84 S7. Commercial bills ,
J4 S2ti
SILVER CERTiriCATES 37'i058Hc
HAR SILVER 87c
MEXICAN DOLLAItP ( "He
GOVERNMENT HONDS Easier.
STATE BONDS-Dull
RAILROAD HONDS-Strong
Closing quotations on nunds were as ronows.
Kiiooer 1U lOtUncv . . . 111
Union Pacific. 2js TamirAp.i i''D
V\estEnO t.t | Wolverine 11 !
San frniiclncii Minnie : Uiuitntliiiin.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 13 The oniclal closing
quotations un mining stocks toda > wiri ! as to ,
lows.
Pllver bars 5TUc : Mexl an dollars , 47' '
drafts , sight. ISc , telegrap lie , IT-c.
> ovv York Mining iltintntlonn.
NCW YOtlK. Dc3 I' , The following are Ihe
_ clojlne mlninc quotations.
I.iiiiilon btoolc Cli
LONDON. Dee 15 4 p ra closing
ConsolH tn v .11.5 CDTinion. . .
ConaulB , acct lia 1-ltl N Y Ccntrn
Can Pacinc H.'Js Pennsylvania SbH
Erie . Uuullii7 11H
ErlB'ds . . . Mex Ceil now 4s 711
Ill Centnl Atuhlnon 134
Mexican ordinary L. A. N Bi)4 )
1JAR SILVER Flat , 26 5-lCd per ounce.
MONEY 2H@3 per cent
The late of discount In the open market for
short btlld and three months' bills , 3 per cent.
\iiicrleiin ScriirltloM In Lonilon.
LONDON Dee 15 The market for American
securities fluctuated somewhat after a ateady
opening and then Improved on professional trad'
Ing Closed flrm with a moderate demand.
11OSTON , Dec. 15 Clearings , * 18,5C6iSO ; bal
ances , J2,21s2,935
IIAI/TIMORB. Dec. 15. Clearings , J3.2165S8 ,
balances , 1250,715 ,
NEW YORK. Dec 15 Clearings , J15UH.106 ,
balances , J10.159 tS5.
PHILADELPHIA. Deo. 1 Clearings , 1345S-
413 , balance. . , JE81C20 , *
CINCINNATI. Dec. 15 * iloney. 2 > 486 per cent
New York exchange , par Clearing * . ! J,279uO.
MEMPHIS D-c. 15 Clearings , J12S.23S. bal
ances , J109,9 3 New YorK exchange , eelllng at
par NEW ORLEVNS Dec 15 , dealings. J1.831-
752 New Y ik exchange , bank par , commer
cial , J1.23 per Jl.OOO discount
ST LOUIS Die 15 Clearings , JI.C73 OJ4. bal
ances , ii/SJ Mcnej. t&S per cent New York
exchange , 25c discount bid , par aftej.
CHICAGO , Der 15 CIcariaKS , J < i > 47I.87S New
Ycrk exchange , 30c premium Posted rates ,
J4 tJi fH iC'j Trading In stuck * was dull and
practically featureless , the nurk ! t empathizing
with Wall itreet Closing : We.t Chlcasa , lor-i.
Diamond Match. 112. Lake Street L 171 , Naw
York Hlrcult 62' . btrawbuard 23 bid 23 asked.
South Side U 64 > 4 | City ItillMQ ) . : . ! ' , ' , , bid , 21)
asked
r < > r 'lnn rinnnrlnl.
PARIS , Dec 15 Three per cent rentes , 103f
t 'tc for the account Exchange on London , 25f
! 3Ho for checks.
LONDON , Dec 14. American ragUs.re
quoted at 764 G > d Amount of bullion with
drawn from the Hank of England en balance
today 1000 Calcutta Unseed spots , 51s 3d
QoM U quoted at llu noV > res today at 175 W
BERLIN , Dec , 15 Exchange on London , 20
marks 37Va pfg On the I > our e here today pilcaa
were steal ) . Mexican h turltlta opened fuder
and recovered Ilanlu and mining ures were In
good demand on the rumor that a union of the
rolling mills la Imminent
1)11 Market * .
CHARLESTON , S , C. . Dec , 13. OH S Turpen
tine , mxrktt flnn at 30 : ; wiles , none. Rorin ,
llrm , ale . none , receipts , none. A , li , U. U ,
Jl li K 1' . Jl tt. Q. Jl 25 U , JUS , I. 11.50 : K ,
J1W M. J1&5 ; N. J22 < > , Wfl , J2 60. \ \ W. J3.
SAVANNAH. Ua. Dec. 15.-OIUS-feplrlU lur-
pentlae , nrm at 30) c , laics , 4 bbls , , rocelpts ,
M7 l > Ui. llln , lirm nnd unch.inire'l. sales , mint ;
receipt. . 3 5K bhls. , A. II. C , D , tl 15 ; E , K , J1.20 ,
O. 11.1) . II Jl.ii ) . I. Jl.U K. J1.7J , M , Jl.W , N ,
J225.a , JS.5S ; WW. W.OJ
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 15 OILS Cottnns d nil ,
Liverpool rtnned. dull. Hi M , Turpentine spirits ,
steady. 2U Roiln , common steady 4 I'W.
WILMINGTON. N. C. . Dec -OILS-Snlr U
turpentine , ! OjiS4c , Iloiln firm | 1 liUl 20 t ruda
turpentine , steady , J1.4i > ai.33. Tor , KUiil ) , Jl 05.
I
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Supplies for the Da ; last About Iqual
Local Heqnirements ,
LITTLE CHANGE IN CATTLE BUSINESS
Cooil Corn foil Stcrrit SM11 llrlncr Strong
1'rlccs _ HoK Still Climb ,
Itcnvlrsi CtiliiK Up iv
i Hie : Mckrl. ,
SOUTH OMAHA , Dec. 15.-Reeelpts for
the dnjs Indtcnted tvere :
Cattle. i. Sheep Horses.
December 13. 2.4S1 5.131 SO
December 14. 2,467 C.679 3.4M . . .
December 13 2,991 2.SIJ 2.04J
December 11. 1,031 , SO 43
December 10. 1,107 G.5OT
December 9. . . 1.S32 7.J37
December 8. . 2,713 ? ,142 3.C11
December 7. . . 3.474 S.I9I 1.CS3
December 6. . . 3..1M 3. flit 3'XW
December 4. . . 910 2.623
December 3 1,460 6.S71
December : 3,161 S.074 4,193
December 1 2.463 9.S28 1.420 2
November 30 3,1H 7,375 3.640 . . . .
November 21 * 2.171 2.3:0 : 1.23 71
The ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by ench roatlwas :
Cattle. Hos * . Shuep. H'rs's.
C. , M. & St. P. Uy. . .1 2
O. & St. U Hy 1
Mlisourl Pacinc Ry. . . . G
Union Pacinc S > 3tcm. . 3S s 4 3
C. & N. W. Ily . .
F. , E. & SI. V. It. U. . 23 1C 4
S. C. & P. Ry 1
C. , St. P. , M. & O. Ry . .
U. Ac M. II. R. n 24 11 2
C. , n. & Q. Ry . .
K. C. & St. J 5
C. , U. I. & P. . cast .2 4
C. , II. I. & P. , west. . . . . .
Totals ICG 71 10 3
Hie disposition of the ilny's receipts was
as follows , each bu > er purchasing the num
ber of haul Indicated :
Bujcn. C'tle. Hogs. Sh'p.
Omaha Packing Co 107 . ' 12 7
The O. II. Hammond Co. . . 2S1 lo > 3 13fi
Swift and Company 491) 1.2U 3P2
The Cudahy lacking Co. . . . S23 l.SJl 850
J. U Carey EX )
I.obman & Rothschilds . . . . 3bS
\V. Li. Stephens C2
I3enton & Underwood . . . . 1W
Huston & Co 14
Donnla & Wolf M
Cudahy , from K. C 7Sfi
Other buyers 120 . . .7 171
Left over CW
Total 2,6ft ! 5,521 1.SS3
General Ono of the first fruits of the
annual meeting of stockholders at South
Omaha Is an all round reduction In feed
ing charges which/ was made this morning
In the future the price of feed In the yards
will be. Corn ( Xto p r bushel und hay SOc
per hundred , as against the former charge
of $1 per busiicl for corn and $1 pel hundred
for hij This reduction makes the charge
at Omaha , KanMs City , St. Lou1 * and Sioux
City uniform Chicago atlll adheres to the
former schedule of charges.
CAT ! 1 > U There wo * about the same num
ber of cattle here as yesterday , one hun
dred nnd blx fresh loads being reported In
the jards The market -nus also In about
the = ame condition as jcsterday and a good
dell Wat was sald * In explanation of the
trade yesterday would apply equally well
today.
As was the case yesterdiy good comfe * !
beeves , Tvhlch were suitable for the making
of Christmas beef , and which were e r > cl-
ally attractive In the eyea of bu > ers , n'd
at good .strong prices Holders of Mich cat
tle had little trouble In llntltng bujers and
the offerings were mostly all taken In good
season. On the otner hand common and
medium cattle were neglected and In many
cascu It fan. hard work to get a bujer to
look at them The holdings , of such cattle
were not cleaned up until late , the trade
being a drag from the optsnlng until the
eloie , still values were fully steady
Tho.cow-market was simply a rellectlon of
the steer market Good , fat , heiferUh stuff
which was In demand for the Christmas
trade sold quickly at stiff prices and the
offerings met with ready takers. The
medium and common stuff sold , largely for
the reason that there was not much here ,
at about the same prices as prevailed yes
terday , - '
Stackers and feeders w ere fully steady and
If anytalng freer sellers than yesterday.
Then w. -somer countrv demand i.\hlch
stimulated buying considerably. A bunch
of western cvvvs' sold for feeders at $2.70.
Representative sale
JwVTtvns
BEET bTiEns
N-o Ai. Ti * - No AvPi" Xo. Av Pr.
20 1073 tl 00 19 1232 J4 20 T' . 1 < M3 13 70
21 Ml 3 Pi 23 j-Ull 3 SO 4S . SSO 3 00
2 94 > 4 00 4 1157 40) 3 . KO 4 10
21 100J425 Si , , , . 9W 4 25 30. . 1001 4 M
6 112" 4 30 15 9"2 4 30 1. 1103 4 30
20 1115 . .43.18 . U12 133 4 10M 4 35
3 livj 3 K l (8) 3 63 IS 10 3 J to
44 .1179 3 SO 16 1137 3 S3 10. 1AJ 185
1G lin 4 13 " 21 ' 10'jl 4 13 IS 1352 4 15
1 1310 4 n 21 1220 4 T > 17 . 1311 4 15
16 1417 4 SO 2. . .1133 4 43 22 13.11 4 51
20 .12f > G 4 M
COWS.
3 1060 2 50 17. . 950 2 S 13 .1027 3 00
S .11'6 3 S3 1 110 4 CO 1 . S10 S 00
2 . . S50 J 00 1. . 1170 230 1. . . 910 260
42 . $ - , < > 263 1. . 10W > 2 73 3 . 1100 2 73
23. 1027 3 V ) IS 1019 3 M 3 1143 3 S3
I . .1000 2 50 40 S4S 3 23 10 1231 3 33
3 11"0 3 33 7 . 1270 1 43 5 . 1012 3 SO
1 . 10:0 2 CO 1 1000 2 M 1 . . SCO 2 lO
2. 6CI S W 4..1042 203 1 . . .1020 273
1. . .11CO 275 1 1140 27" 2 .IMS S S5
1. . 9M > 2S5 U . . ESO 2 83 2 . .11CO 285
23 1003 3 10 1 . 1210 3 15 1 . . 1110 3 13
8 . 92' . 3 20 2 . 1075 3 30 5 1130 3 30
3 . 1123 3 33 1 12V ) 3 T. 1 lO O 3 50
1 1310 363 1 1010 375 1..1 20 2 fO
" . 9W 2 0) 1 . . t20 22) 1. . .10 * ) J 25
1 10.- ) 23 1 . . 104 > 2 25 7..1110 2 .
_ 1000 3 10 2 . M 3 00 3 . 1231 3 00
2 1011 300 3 IIGO 315 4 . . . 697 315
3 1254 3 23 W. . . ! ) 3 "i 1. . 1141 3 25
11 KIS 3 23 4 131" 3 30 1. . .12CO 2 JO
2 1373 3 3) 1. 7-c ) 3 33 B..103I 1 T5
12 1129 3 40 1 12SO 34) 3 . .1131 3 M
10 1173 1 M 7 1J79 3 C3 1. . . 9o 3 C5
16 . 875 3 73
HEIFEHS.
1 . . .1310 340 1 10SO 3 40 19..1018 333
1 1030 3 Ci 10 1121 3 73 3 . . FOO 3 S3
2 . . BO 4 00 6 . . 935 4 10 1. . 1070 3 60
II . . 732 3 G5 7 .KS'i 3 SI S . . . C40 3 13
3 CM 3 M 3 . . 610 3 15 1. . . GOO 2 50
1 630 3 23 8 513 3 < 0 10 . . . SCO 3 EO
4 .1012 400 10 . 8-.S 410 1C. . . . SM 4 f5
uin.T- .
1 . .11M 333 1. . . 1170 273 l.--lKO 290
1 15" > 3 ! 0 1 .13SO 3 53 1. . . 1G60 3 CO
1 .1120 20) 1. 120 24) 2..1403 321
STAGS.
2 . 1355 2 73 C 1233 1 60 1..14W 2 8"i
CALVES
1 370 4 00 1 . . . SCO 4 ft ) 6 . . . 3034 40
1 . fX ) 5 73 1 . .140 000 1 . . . 210 600
STOCKHUS AVD rncnnns
1. . 930 3 G" 2 4W 5 25 20. . .950 4 10
1 1000 3 25 3 . C46 3 25 10 . $94 3 65
4 . 1023 3 W 47 634 3 00 1..10SO 400
17. 107 4 00 51. 1068 4 Al
WESTERNS
No Av Pr No Av. Pr
2 feeders..10:5 35 2 fcelerg . . . 715 J3 60
52 feeders. . . 113 ? 3 Z5 50 feeders . . 87 3 60
2 feeders. . . 820 3 60 12 fecdera. . . SCO 3 ' 0
13 feeders . . 826 3 WYOMING CO
1 cow i. 020 200 7 cows 10K 220
Scows 12S3 315 22Meers. . . 14'4 380
1 bull 1240 2 40 r fe lPtn vm 3 ' 0
1 bull 1175 Z Cfl 46 feeders . .1092 350
SOUTH DAKOTA
1 cow. 81) 2 4) 10 tnllngs..lO-8 | 3 3)
1 cow 770 2 M 10 f edrn ' 00 3 3"i
ID cons . ' . ' 12 270 2 lulling * . 12-0 3(0
1 cow 8SO 2 70
COLORADO
* k.u. li't > 41 31 f > elB . S"S 3 31)
3 bulls. . . . li < W 2 < 0 S3 sirs Toe 1 71 1 15
2 con * . . 1010 25) IB 'e ° dcrs 918 s 70
1 bull . . . . 1KO 260 lOfvdi-rs f > 22 370
10 bull * . 1257 3 fin 7 feeders 918 3 70
fiomvs . . . . 751 270 f3 feede-s 7 410
3 cows 730 3 09 2 feeders CW 4 10
9 tn'llnes ' - , . Ml _ SOT 17 fe Prs Ci410
HOOS Hogs looked up thin mornlnir. nt least
heavy hogs did , and the first sales were strong
to 5e hlgh r A good many of the pales were
24c higher , heavj loads averaging SCO pounda
and over bringing } 3 1503.25 which was the
same as the outside range jcfterdny There W B
thla change , though , that while only 3CO-
one -
. . . . _ .
.1.1 . . _ . - -
sold 23
pouni load up to yestenlay , here ug
quite a sprinkling at 13 2 ? tcxlay , and a larger
prcpcrtlon at $3 iS'5 Lnter on th
eased off and closed with the advance M
lObt.
lObt.Light and medium welKht loads did not fell
any hlKher , but were steady all day Llent
hess sold out of proportion jenterday o that
there vias no room for any advance tolay. In
fact the top today was 21ic lower than > ca-
terday.
The average of ll the gales was l , o hlshor
than jeaterday , which carries the market to
the highest point touched tinea Monday a week
" "
"The month 1 now h : ilf jrone. nnd In fplte
of all the pounding thn t has been done. hoz
are telllnir juvt well aa they were at the
openlmt of the month but J40c lower than
the middle of laat month IleTesentatlve sales.
B 2 . . . 3 30
SHKEP llecclpt * of fheep were not to large
as } e terday , but the puppl ) c n ltMl of < v little
or everything Tlie market , though not pirll u-
Inrly active , was steady to strong. Itepmunta-
live sales :
No Av. Pr.
J bucks IB * 3 M
2 bucks 100
409 mixed westerns . . 117 3 9.1
30 western wethers in i
Z7 western lambs 70 435
" > 0 600
40 we tern lambs
92 3 GO
118 weslctn owes
* 3 70
< i
1V5 western ewes
133 western ewes 91 370
7 native ew s 17 } 375
47 nntlve wethers 145 4 ! 3
35 native l mh < l IS 473
4 native lambs . . . CO 4 ( M
oiiicvnn liivrj STOCK MVHKIJT
Go nil Uoiiniiid for Cnttli * Hi > i iit1 < i In u
MnU-rlnl Ailiiinoi * .
CHICAGO , Dee IB There vvni a KDOd demand
for cattle from all classes of bu > er , prices
slrong to lOe higher for choice fat bccvs and
steady for others A few common lots to d
around J300C3.73 , while a few extra fine Christ
mas cattle averaging 1.S04 pounds brought 1 CS
The greater pnrt of the sleets fold nt tl S586.10
I readers were rold sparingly nt U.SOH4 33 and
stockers brought J3.Wfl3.75 Choice to prime
heifers were In good demand at J373if4W
Calves were weaker with > a es ot the be t nt
1613 , few going above J6Q1. Tlie lute cuttle
market was slow nnd prices , except too voice
lots , were about lOc lower , bujcrs holding bn It
In nntlclpitlon of lirger receipts tomorrow
The supply of hogs was mostly dUpe ed of
at nn earlyihour Prices were stronger from the
start and rnles showed an average advance of
2Hc Sales were nt nn extreme range of } 2 Wit
3 43. the greater part of the hog eroding the "
scales at 3 274W3 37'4 Plis sold chlell ) t Jl I" >
O3 35 The Into market "as culled weaker bi
seller *
With a good demand prices ruled strong for
fat. hindy sheep and much hlffher for prime
lambs Sheep \\erc In demand nt } 2 "M 00 fir
the poore _ consignments up to J4COi473 for
choice to prime natives , wcste n fed lots fete i-
Ing > 3754iO ( Lnmtu were nctlve at 14 C0tf4 00
for a few culls up to J ) 75 ) S 10 for choice to
extra grade Christmas lambs sold at JG.OOG * 3 >
RECElPTS-Cntlle. 11 CO ) head , hogs , 2 * 000
head , sheep , 13.CC' ' . ' head
M. I. on IK Mic Mock.
ST t-OUIS Dec 15 CATTI.n llecelptf 3 30)
bead , shipments 1200 hood , market stronR fjr
natives , lexnns lOftlac higher , fair to cholc *
native shipping and export steer * )375j53J
bulk of pales at J 400 ! ] 3 00 , dieted beet nnd
butcher steers. J3VKJ5CO , bulk ofale * nt IJ 15
04 25. Bteero under 1.000 Ibs , J3 2304 23 , bulk of
ales nt 13 4.1@4 00 , Mockers nndi feeders | 2 C35J
420 bulk of sales nt J3 00ff4 00. co s nnd
helfera tl 75514 00 , Texas and Indlin. steers , 55 75
i4 uO , cows and lielfer' . $2 COQ3 50
HOGS Hei-elpts , 7 DOO head , shipments , BOO
head , market stead > . llcht. t3.2503 30 , nSxed ,
t3 21Q3 40. heuvy t3 35 3 45
SHEEP Hecelpts. 8 50.1 head ; shipments 100
head , market steady , native muttons , tl 000
I 50 Lambs. t5 005 63
iH Clt > Live Stock Mnrkot.
KANSAS CITY. Dec 13 CATTLE Receipt *
6000 head market steady , IOC higher , Texas
steers , t3 00(23.75 , Texas cows. J20082M , native
steers , 13 S05 25 , nitlve cows and heifers tl 73TO
4 30. stockers and feeders , t3 IOC ! 50 , bulls , Jl 43
63 EO
HOGS Receipts 15 CfO head , market slow to
weak , bulk of sales J3.133 30 , heavies and
packer * . J3 25Q3 35 , mixed J3.22'4f3 35 , lights
t320@332H , > orker , t3.30S3.32 > , ; pica , 13 WQ
3.25
SHEEP IVcclpts. 200) head , market firm ;
Iambs t3 90S3 33 , muttons , tl C084 CO
IinllulillliollH I.l-v o Stock.
INDIANAPOLIS , Ind. . Dec. 15 CATTLE-ne-
celpts , 530 head , f-hlpmcnti , fair , market , steady
to strong- , { rood to prime steer * , 14.65 3 00 , fair to
medium stf rs. t4 CO34 CO , common to good stock
ers J2.765M 50
HOGS Hecelpts , 1,000 hfnd , shipments , 4,0 0
head markft active 2\4o Inwer co-xl to c'-oU'i'
mpilium and heivj S3 ' 51I3.371mixed , J3.CQ > . 5 ,
common lights , S3 30 < S3 33
SHBEP HecPlpts , 3.CO ) head , sh'pmentfair ,
market nctlve at steatly to strong prices , rann l
from J2 53 for common shepp to } 5 75 for choice
limb * .
" \I-TV Vork Ll\c Stoc-lc.
NEW YORK. Dec. 13 11EEVES He-elptF , 1 4S1
head n.itlvp "leers JI15B3CO , st is nnd n\ci
J2.W4 50. bulls tl 00513 20 drj cow , tl Kfi3 2i.
Cables nuotemerlcnn stes nt 115T12C , refrl ti a-
tor beef fjfi'ii.c nx | > or'9 4,5 < ' ! > quarter of te f ,
calx eh , rficclpts 6C2 head , market T-tlxe vetils
' 4c hlffher tSiHV3 23 , cm'steady. . JS OWS 5 >
SHEFP AVt > \MIIs Itpt > lrts , 6,5oO henrt
Shwp t3.00a4 73 lamb * f. 75 0 70
HOO' Hecelpts , 2,743 head , nnrKet firm nt
S3.63O3.S3
P.iiHt 11 ufTn111 Llto Stock.
EAST nUlTALO N. Y . Dee 13 CATTLE
Steady
HOGS Steidy , Corker * ciod toh - > l < -e , t3 3 @
3 r,2t < , roughs , cnmmon to choice $3 Otf3.1'
SHPFP vvn I IMH = Dull nnd slow Lanil s ,
good tn choice t4 50JJ * 23 , culls to common St & 4 $
3 50. Sheep , choice to wlectwl wethers , tl 6)34 (5
Cini-liiiintl I , IM- < < > < I.- .
CINCINNATI , Dec 15 HOGS Active. 1290
0343
C VTTLE Steady , t2 23 f3 63
SHEEP Strong , t2 75Q4 63 Lamba , steady ,
T3 T35JJ CO
Stock In
Hccord of receipts of live ftock at the four
principal markets for December 15-
Cattle Hoss. Shcpp
Omahi 244 3.131 1 ? < iO
Chicago 11000 2S DO ) 15000
Kansn City 6 00 < > r fr O 2000
St. Louis 33UO 7,500 8500
Totals 23,734 53 631 27 3SO
Wool MnrUct *
BOSTON , Dec IS Following are the quo'utl na
for leading descriptions
Ohio and Penns > lvanla fleeces X anl above
2702S. , XX and XX above ! 33Pc. delaine 30
iiJ31o , No 1 combing , SOc , No 2 c mblng 29S
SOc , Michigan Wisconsin etc X Mlchlgin S3
024c , No 1 Michigan combing 2S5J23C. No 1 Illi
nois combing 2sfl2Ec , No 2 Michigan combine.
28Q29C , No 2 Illlnob ) combing SS'ijS'lc : X New
York , New Hampshire and Vermont 21Q2IC No
I New York New Hampshire and Vermont 27o
delaine Michigan. 27c , unwashed medium , Ken
tucky nnd Indiana quarter-blood combing , 23P
24c Kentucky and Indiana three Hshthz-b oed
combine. 2lJ25c. Missouri quarter-blood c < mb
lng 22fl23c Mlssouil three-elghths-b'ood combIng -
Ing 23Q24C , brali ) combing , 21c Texas wools ,
spring medium ( twelve months ) 16018o , scouretl
price , 50ftS2c Territorial wool , Montana fine
medium anl fine , lG@18c ; scoured pr"e. ! 4Sf50c ,
staple & 2 55c Utah , Wyoming fine medium and
tine. 13ffl7c scoured price. 4ff'/ic. staple 52O
C5c Australian scoureil hauls combln ? , superfine
70fJ72c combing gcod , MffCSc , combine , average ,
rirt63o , Queensland combing 65c
ST IJOL'IS , Dec 15 WOOL-Qulet nnd
rhnneeil medium , 15W20c , heavy fine
llBht ( lnt13ei7e , tub washed , 22O30'4c.
CofTcu
NEW YOHK , Dec 13-COHTEE-Opllrns
opened steady at nn advance of 10020 points on
Cables reporting rumors of Pantos crop dnmage
by drouth and higher European cah'cs which
made sellers scirt-e without Ircreajlnu tpe uln-
tlon , the demand was almost entirely from
shorts , and buying was checked by lilg supplies
and failure ot Itlo and Santos market * ta in
flect crop damage Closed steady nt a net ad
vance of 15 to V > polnta Fairs. 10 250 bagg In-
eluding * December 15 73. March , t3 95U6 00
Spot Itlo. steady. No 7 Invoice , CJt ; No 7
jobbing. 7".c. mild , market dull , Cordova t'J
f/'l'ic Total vvaiehoute deliveries from the I'nlted
Mates. ! ) , ! < 01 hags Including 8 , 6 baes from
New York , New York stock today 541 335 hags :
I'nlted States stnck 654 4S1 bags , afloat for the
I'nlte.t States 3C6 ere bags , total visible for tin
United States , 1,040 481 bags agalmt C71 109
latt 3 ear and 543,916 b is In 1SI-5
Vciv York Ilr > - ( jnniln > Inrki- ( .
NEW YOUK , DPC. 15. The market for dry
goods shows no Improvement Ftore tradlns nil 1
Bhlpplne arei very Unlit iml Judging from apppar-
ancis In the dry uocds illsTlct thw market Is ,1
vr > unlntere tlmr ono. Mll orders do n > t h Ip
out much In any line Srln.T buying hai rjjt wt
In > et tti any appreciable extent. J libers repirt
an InUrmltti-nt roll f'r actual nccrcsllleii and the
only department which shown lUliUilnff like oc-
tlvtty U that of linlldav eoo < ls which are liuuicht
with crmslderabla freedom , altlnugli It l n qu'-s-
HIT w1n thr ih y ars felling an actively as was
the caw sevenl vvti k Iwck In maple cntlms
at llrst hands the feature h * U-en Ihe reduction
of the Hill 4-4 hlench l cotton lo 6c per yard
This i * thn fim of the promUed re luctlon In
hUuched roin.na und Is liable to be f'dluwl Iti
varlouH cjuaiteis by further flumps In prices In
prln > clotha tli ro has been no movement if
at ! Uc.
NEW OIILEANS De -SUOAn-Open 1t t-
tie. steady * t 2 9-Hftl 3-Kc. CFntr * uial steady ;
granulated 4 7-16 4 ll-l c whites , 3'4 4Vjel -
Ions. 311-IGiMc , uronnds , 2'103 3-16c , M. l'4f es.
kattle , steady at lQ29c centrifugal easy at 4f
13 : ; syrup steady at ICOJlc
CINCINNATI Dw. -HUaAIl-Flrra , hard
rt-nn < sl tt KKjS.91.
NEW YOItK Dec. lS.UOAIlmw , nrm ;
fair refining , : HV ; ccntrifuital. M test 4c , re
fined , firm , cruehol. 1 11-lCc ; powdered , Ct r ;
granulated , 5 l-l&o ; mould A , 6-16c , standard
A , 4 15-ltc , confrctloners A , 4 IS-ltc cut loaf ,
5 11-Uc , cubes. 5Uc.
Patronize
Home Industries
Il > Purclinslmr CJnodn llntlr nt the Fol
Ion Inn NtlitnitKn T'notorlen.
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AWNINUS AND TBNTS ,
OMAHA TUVr AM ) IttlllllL'll CO.
( Succesrors Ornilia Itct and Awning C > >
Itanufacturers tints , uwnlnm J'.bbeta I in V
xnd rentf' tiiBCkintoshei. rents tar rent Ittl
Knrnnm St. . Omr.ha.
311EWEH1E ?
osi vii.v iiiiI\VIM : ASSOCIATION.
xCar load sht.imtnt * made In our own rxilR *
train CNTS. tllue UlbtAio , Cliie Export , Ctcnn
Erport nd raml' > Espott Jeltterca to 4)1 ) pa- .
of the ctly.
WITIINKM , IllllK. .V SMITH CO.
Pivlnir , Sewrr and UulWlng
IlllICK.
Capacity , If WO per diy Office and yanl 5JJ
i.l Hickory Stg. Trlcunone 425. Omah * Neb.
COIINILE WORKS.
n. r. II UMTIII.
ivr.ii : coit.Mcn wonics.
ManntJiViirtr "f Oalvanued Iron Coinlces , OaN
vanlicil Iron Sklights Tin. lion anil S1M
Hoofing. Agent for Klnnor's Sttel Celling.
103-10-1 ! Nirf.i Eleventh ilreet.
CRACKEU
AMKlllCAN lllSCl'ir AM ) MFC.
Wholesale Crack" Mnnufnctircr .
OMAHA Neb.
DYE WORKS.
scuuuns vcic's v\\ > CITY DYU
\VOIIKS , tr. l Knrnnm St.
Djclns nnd cleaning of Karments and Koods o (
rverj ileHriptlon Cleaning ot line garments a
tp-clolty.
TLOUU MILLS
s. r. GII.M v.v
Hour. Meal , Teed and Hran. 1013-15-17 North
I7tfc Street , Oma'ia , Neb C E HHck , manager.
Telephone 602
IRON WORKS.
"
DAVIS A. COUOILL IHO > WORKS.
Iron nttil Unix * l-onmlcr * .
Manufocfir rs and Jobh rs of Machinery Oen.
tral repair'OK a speclsltv 1C01. 1503 and 1503
Jackson stttet , Omana Neb.
I'AXTO.V & VIUItLIAC IllOV "WORKS.
Manufacturers of Architectural Iron WorK.
General Toundry Michlnc and lllacksmllh worts.
Engineers mr pi i fr ; for Fire Proof nolld-
Ings OITlce and works U P Ily and South
17th treet Omaha
LINSEED OIL.
Avoomi \ - \ iiAsinn OIL ivonics.
Manufacturers ulu process raw Unseed oil.
kettle boiled llnseea oil old pr re" ground lln.
feed cake , grjund and scrcenei' flnxreed for
dngglsts. OMAHA. NEB.
I/DUNG ES-MATT RESSES.
L. G. DOUI > .
Manufacturer Lounges. Couchet.
Jobber of Srrlns Beds and reathe s 411-413 S.
10th street.
nilAHA unnnivn r-r >
Manufacturers of high grade Mattresses , 1302 I
Nicholas Street , Omaha.
OVERALL AND SHIRT r ACTOUIE3.
COIII'ANY.
Clothing- , Pants , Shirts and Overalls.
OMAHA. NEC.
SHIRT FACTORIES.
J. H. nVA.VS.
SKA SIIIKT colII \ .
Exclusive custom nh'rt talloni , 1515 Farnam.
VINEGAR AND PICKLES.
\ IMGAK co. ,
Manaufacturers of Vinegar Pickles Catsups ,
Mustards. Celery nnd Worcestershire Sauce
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WILLIAM ITEirFUU.
Tor a good substantial vehicle ot any descrip
tion. for repuintlng tr rubb r tires on new or oil
'wheels the best place Is 27tn and LeavcnvortU
5tr"ets.
Ulll'MMOM ) CAIIUIAGU CO.
Cheap tnedlus prucd nn-J tony corrlnsei.
Any thln you want second hand or nevt.
Headquarters for Rubb r tire1 , warranted. 13th
and llarney opposite Court IIous" .
A. J.
1 I0l , 1-111 UodBv.
Full line of Carriages , Duggles , Plmetons , Pnnj
Carts Wheels rubier tiled The lie el Is thl
chrppest
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
HUM : & co.
Largest facto-y in ihe west. Leading lob.
bers cf Omuha Kanns Cits Lincoln and SU
Joseph handle our goods. 10W F.irnnm street.
H. E. PEMEY & CO. ,
1O Board of Tradq Bldg1. Omaha , Neb
GRAIN , PROVISIONS , STOCK
Branch Offlce. 103S N St. . Lincoln. Nob.
C. C. CHRISTIE. E. J STREET.
President. Vlce-1'resldont
O \V KENNEY ,
Secretary ,
Clifislie-Street Commission Co
CnpUiil . jr ( Mmo.4)0 , I'nlly PaItl.
GIIAI.V AM ) I'ROVISIOM" ,
OLD COLONS lll.Il.DIMI , UHICVtiO.
Members Chicago Board ot Trade slnco ltd
Grain , Provisions anil S. Y. Stocks
Orders Cush and I-'uture Delivery Solicited.
Oliliilili Ollluf , RIIIIIII 1 , > , V. LUc llliltf.
. . . . 'I'lliiiic 1)111. ) . . .
PLOYI ) J. CAJU'IlUl.Tj , JlnniiKcr.
JMuES E. BOYD & GO. ,
Tuluplionc ! ( ) : ( ! ) . Omaha , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GUA N 1'UOVlSIONSundSTOCKS
1IOAIID OP
Direct wires to t'hlcui'o and New York.
Corretpondents ; John A. VSarrtn ft Co.
a will nd 7ou a fir * C ) dar trlol
tmeot ot tli , 2 r ncti U ai if
CAUTHOS fne. ( xit.u v.j oed
a l8i.il euarantea tbat tULTUOD will
STOP Dlutiarzr * und I'lalMlaM.
CUliKtprrmnturrIira.artroeele ,
ana UKbTOItK L * t V le r.
O It co < t you nothing to try It.
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it I if
c lnul a. flntVc lb BecaudWetk.
WEAKEV1HN
I n tant Relief. CnrelnlSdiri. KCTCT rrtorns
I will gladly send tu > nr luflcrrrlnik plain iriiUd
envelope I'll K 12 procrlpllun with fall dlrec-
tluntforttuuicK.tirlvaUiruref'irlxiit Maul < no < l ,
Mjlit Louo , Kerrous Drl.llliv. finall Wrak
l' rl , Vtrleucele etc n. II. WrUlii Mutlo
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