10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEj THUKSDAY , DECEMBER 22 , J898.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
AotMty in Corn Market Orenhadowi All
Else on 'Change. '
WHEAT CLOSES CENT AND FOURTH BETTER
Operation * la Grain Influence I'ro-
Tlilon * mid Pork , Rlb And I.nrcl
tvlth Fractional
Gnlnit.
CHICAGO , Dec. 21.-Corn overshadowed
everything else on 'Change today , both In
trcngth and activity. Continued heavy
cash and export demand drove shorts to
cover and resulted In an advance of 1 3-8c.
The strength of corn Influenced all other
markets. Wheat closed Hiftl 3-Sc higher.
Oatn advanced 3-Sc. Provisions closed 2V4 ®
Cc higher.
For two hours 'following the opening In
wheat the market was as dull as It could
possibly b without remaining at an actual
tandstlll. Trading Is always dull around
( he holidays , but today for the period men
tioned it was ridiculously imall and con
fined almost entirely to a small crowd of
calpers. The opening was weak and lower.
Liverpool ( showed declines ranging from
Kid toid and Paris also reported a de
cline.
The weather in Argentine was reported to
liavo greatly Improved , while raliu In
California continued , giving promise of a
very heavy crop. Northwest receipts were
heavy , Minneapolis and Duluth reporting
819 cars , compared with 716 last week and
472 a year ago. Chicago receipts were 195
cars , thirteen of contract grade. In the
holiday condition of the market this sort of
news did not perceptibly Increase the soilIng -
Ing pressure , but It restrained the buying
demand. May opened % c lower at 66Ji4J >
6 7-Sc. The market held at about that
price for a short time , then slowly but
urcly developed strength and activity.
Corn was the big factor. That market got
Into new high ground and the sharp ndr
vance rather frightened wheat shorts , who
came. Into the market In gradually Increas
ing numbers. To strengthen the bull situa
tion Paris reported an advance In wheat
equal to 1814c a bushel. Clearances from
Atlantic ports were large 992,000 bushels.
The market became very active after noon.
Bhorts found considerable difficulty In cov
ering anything but very small lots and in
the hast hour they bid prices up with a
rapidity that was refreshing to traders with
wheat for sale. The strength to the mar
ket showed It had brought investment buy
ers In and trading late In the session was
very broad. Primary receipts was 1,169,000
bushels. The seaboard reported twenty-five
load * taken for export. May advanced to
68 3-Sc ihortly before the close and that
price was asked as the bell sounded.
Corn opened rather weak and slightly
lower , due to weak cables and the poor
quality of corn receipts , but soon became
strong and during the. latter part of the
cession was remarkably active and firm.
The cash business was hampered by ecarc-
Ity of cars , but was active nevertheless
and the export demand was again excellent.
Shippers were Marge buyers against sales
of cosh. This started shorts to covering ,
but corn was scarce until prices had been
bid up sharply. Leading bull interests also
bought aggressively. Receipts were 550 cars.
Way ranged from 35 l-8c to 38 6-8036c and
closed 1 3-8c higher at 36 6-S < 3389ic.
Oats was rather slow but strong. The ad
vance In corn was the main factor , canning
scattered covering by shorU all day. Offer
ings were limited at first , but plenty of oat
was for sale at the top. Receipts were 2S6
cars. Shippers were good buyers. May
ranged from 26 6-8c to 27c and closed 3-Sa
higher at 27c.
Provisions were decidedly dull compared
with wheat and corn. The market was
rather wobbly at first , due to heavy foreign
markets and frco selling by packers. The
strength of the grain markets later brought
plenty of buyers and In the latter part of
the session the market was firm , prices ad
vancing a little. At the close May pork
was 60 higher at $9.72 % . May lard 2V4HJ5C
higher at $5.32@5.36 and May ribs 6c higher
ftt $ I.S5.
Estimated receipts for Thursday : Wheat ,
166 cars ; corn , 467 cars ; oats , 2G6 cars ; hogs ,
87,000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows ;
Articles. Open. Hlfh. L w. O1M. Yes'd'y
Den. . , SK BSH
"liSJ 85 * oe 8M 67 ® *
364 * ? < M
36H H
SUM il&M
36H 27 26 37 am
34H 3 H
387M
B3S a < m 85 87M
062H 87 * 982M 7SH C7M
BOS BIO BOS 110 * OTK
30 63S 027H 32H S30
4 < iaw 407H 4oat < 4 OS
480 85 480 48S 480
No. 2.
Cash quotations were OB follows :
FI..OUR Steady ; winter patents ,
C3.50 ; straights , S3.10 < S3.20 ; spring spe-
clali ) , J3.9MM.OO ; spring patents , t3.2093.50 ;
straights. J2SOG3.00 : bakers. * 2.202.40.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring. &c ; No. 2 red ,
68069C.
COUN No. 2 , SSMSJ-SeVic. -
OATS-No. 2 , 2CVj ? 26 6-8c : No. 2 white ,
JSV. 2SJc : No. 3 white , 2S@2Sc.
RYE No. 2 , 54' c.
JlARLEY-No. 2 f. o. b. . 40HflM8',4c.
SEED8-No. 1 tlaxeed. J1.05S1.10V4 ; prime
timothy seed , $2.30.
PUOVIBIONP-Msss pork , per bbl. , J3.15 ®
8.20. Lard , per 100 Ibs. , * 3.05ft5.10. Short ribs
Bides ( loose ) , $4.GO 4.SO. Dry salted shout-/
tiers ( boxed ) , S4.2&4M.32V& ; short clear sides
( boxed ) , J4.85(4.87Mi. ! ?
WHISKY Distillers' flnlshed goods , per
rBUGAiis-Cut loaf. $5.95 : granulated , $5.33.
The following were' the receipts und shlp-
tnents for toouy.
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On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady ; creameries , 14W
SOc ; dairies , 13STlSc. Cheese , quiet at
Eggs , quiet at 21@21V c.
KBW YORK GEXEHAL MARKET.
Quotation * for the Day OB General
Commudltle * .
NEW YORK , Dec. 21. FLOUR Re
ceipts , 41,216 bbls. ; exports , 21,214
bbls. ; market firmer , with business
checked by advancing prices ; Mlnnesotapat-
nts. $3.703.95 ; winter patents , $3.7533.65 ; ;
vrlnte.- straights , $3.45(33.65 ( ; winter grades ,
J2.70g-2.90 ; winter low grades , $2.4032.65 ; !
Minnesota patents , J3.70ifl.00 ; Minnesota [
bakers , I2.S5S3.00.
RYE-Strong ; No. 1 western , 61filc , f.
0. b. afloat.
BARLEY MALT-Flrm.
WHEAT Reciiliits. 125 , ! > 00 bu. : exports , 1
82,317 bu. ; spot , llrm ; No. 2 red , 774c , f. o.
b. afloat. Options' opened easy with cables ; ;
for n time holiday dullness and depression
prevailed , but on n late bulge In corn ,
shorts started an excited buying movement
that advanced prices over Ic n bu. : easier
Liverpool cables were offset by continental
strength and foreign buying hero , but ex
port trade was light ; the close was strong
und 7-SG1 1-Sc net higher ; December , 73 3-S
74 6-Sc , closed 74 6-Sc ; March , 74 5-16 ©
70 5-Ec , closed 75 3-Sc.
CORN-Rocelpts. 1S2.600 bu. ; exports , SOL-
MI bu. ; spot , tlrmcr ; No. 2 , 42 l-S'tf42 3-Sc , f.
o. b. afloat. Options opened steady and
ubsequently developed great strength on
increased speculative demand , nrm cables
and big clearances , leading all other mar
kets ; closed 1 1-Sc net higher ; December
closed at 41 3-Sc ; May , 40UQ40 3-Sc , closed
40 3-Sc.
OATS Receipts , 40,800 bu. ; exports. 7SS5
bu. ; spot , tlrmcr ; No. 2 , 32c ; No. 2 white ,
S4Hc bid. Options were dull but firm.
COTTONSEED OIL Steady ; prlmt
crude. 17HWlSc ; prime yellow. 21@22Kc.
BUTTER-Recelpts. 6.3)7 pkgs. ; market
firm ; western creamery , 15@21c ; Elglns , 21c ;
factory. 12yi4\Sc.
CHEESE Receipts , 1,378 pkgs. ; market
teady ; large white , KHifTlOHc ; small white ,
IO-H Wc : Inrge colored , 10U@10c ; small col
ored , 10Qllc. .
EGGS-Rccclpts. 4,535 pkgs. ; market nrm ;
western. 2225c.
METALS Of today's changes In the mar
ket for metals perhaps the most Important
was a further stiffening In the value In lake
copper. At the close the Metal exchange
called pig Iron warrants quiet , but firm
And still quoted at $7.50 , nominal. Lnke cop
per , tinner with $12.S5 bid and $13.00 nuked.
Tin was quiet but firm with $18.15 bid and
118.30 asked. Lead was quiet with $3.75 bid
and $ J.SO asked. Spelter was dull at $5.25 ,
nominal. Lend was quoted at $3.60 and cop
per at $12.75 by the firm fixing the settling
price for leading miners and smelter * at
the weat.
Duluth Grain Market.
DULUTH. Dec. Sl.-WHEAT-No. 1 hard.
1 71c ; IXcomber , ft 3-Sc ; May , C31-Scj
1
No. 1 northern , cnah , 61 3-8c ! December ,
643 > 8c ; Mny , 67 l-8c ; No , 2 northern. COHc ;
No. 3 spring , 61 3-Sc ; to arrive , No. 1 hard ,
671'Sc | No , 1 northern , 8.1 Me. Receipts ,
148,900 bu. ; fihlpmcnts , $5,000 bu.
CORN-S-llic.
OATS 28UB2SUC.
BAIlLBY lfrfrlZe.
FtAX8KKD1.0214 ; December. I1.091S !
May , $1.1S',4.
03IAIIA UBJVERAl , MAnKET.
Condition of Trade and Qnotatlon * om
HViilc and Kancr Prodnoe ,
KGGB Good stock , 22c.
BUTTKR-Common to fair. 12flJVic ;
choice , 12fl > 16c : separator , 20ii21c ; gathered
creamery , 18019C.
POULTRY Hens , live , 4Mc : dressed
6cj old roosters , live. So : dressed. 4L . . .
spring chickens , live , 5',46c : dressed , 6 ®
6 < 4c ! "lucks , live , 6H6c ; dressed , 7c ; geese ,
live , 7cj dressed , 7Q7V4c ; turkeys , live , SfiOc ;
dressed , 115T12c.
GAJII2 Teal , blue wing , $1.75 ; green wing ,
$1.BO ; mixed , $1.76fi2.23 : pralrlo chickens ,
$5.50 : tiuall. per doz. , $1.00 ( 1.10 ; jackrabblts ,
$1.2offl.CO ; cottontail * , 73c$1.00.
PIUEONS Live , per doz. , GOe-
VT1AT. , Choice , MiQc.
OYSTERS Bulk Standards , per gal. , $1.10 ;
Mediums , per can , 13c ; Standards , per can ,
SOc ; Extra Selects * per can , 25c ; New York
Counts , per can , SOc.
VEGETABLES.
CELERY California , good stock , 25c ;
choice , 25c ; fancy , 60c ; extra large , 7Gc.
ON10N8-Per bu. , 40S50c.
BEANS-Hand-plcked , navy , per bu. , $1.30
@ 1.40.
POTATOES-Cholce , sacked , 45@60c ;
poorer stock , 40c >
SWEET POTATOES-Per bbl. , $2.50.
CABBAOE-Pcr Ib. , crated. ttic.
TROPICAL FRUITS. ;
LEMONS California , fancy , 14.00 ; choice ,
$3.75.
$3.75.ORANGESMexIcans
ORANGES-MexIcans , $3.50 : Navels ,
fancy , $3.75 ; choice , $3.50 ; seedlings , $3.25.
BANANAS Choice , largo stock , per
bunch , $2.00(32.25 ( ; medium sized bunches ,
FRUITS.
APPLES Western Ben Davlsi. Genltons
nnd Wlncsaps , per bbl. , $3.60 ; New York
Baldwins , Greenings' ' and others , choice , per
bbl. , $4.
PEARS Bartlett. California , out of the
market : other varieties , $2.25.
STRAWBERRIES-Per box , SOc.
GRAFES-Malaga. per bbl. , $8.X ( > 3.W ;
Catawbas , per basket , 18c.
CRANBBRIUES-Bell & Bugles , per bbl. ,
$7.50 ; Jersey , JC.2ofl6.60 ; per crate , $2.25.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHRISTMAS GREENS Trees , 4-5 feet
per doz. , $2.00 ; 6-8 feet , per doz. , $2.60 : 7-9
feet , per doe , , $350 ; 8-11 feet , per doz. , $4.50 :
extra large trcos , for school and church
purposes , 12 to 24 feet , according to size and
beauty , $2.00 to $5.00 each : evergreen
wreitnlng , IP. cells of 20 yards , per colt
$1.00 ; holly branches , In cases , 2x2x4 feet ,
about GO Ibs. , J4.50 ; In bbls. , per bbl. , $2.00 ;
wreathes , crosses and horseshoes , per doz. ,
$1.60 ; long needle pines , 3 to B feet long ,
per doz. , $3.50 ; mistletoe. In boxes of about
25 Ibs. , per box , $3.75 ; In smaller quantities ,
NUTS Almonds , per Ib. . 17c ; Brazils , per
Ib. , 9@10o ; English walnuts , per Ib. , fancy ,
soft shell , I2c ; standards , lie ; filberts , per
Ib. , lie ; pecan * , polished , 78c ; cocoanuts ,
per 100 , $4.60 ; peanuts , raw. 606Hcj roasted ,
77Mc : chestnuts. 8G9c.
MAPLE SYRUP Five-gal , can , each ,
$2.50 ; gal. cans , pure , per dot. . $12.00 ; half-
gal , cans , $6.25 ; quart cans , $3.60.
FMS Imported , none ; California , 10-lb.
boxes. $1.50.
HONEY-Cholca white. MH@13c.
DATES Hallowee , 60 to 7o-lb. boxes , tO
6&c : 8alr , 5H16c : Fard , 9-lb. boxe * . lOc.
CIDER Per half bbl. . $3.00i8'3.16.
SAUERKRAUT Per half bbl. , $2.00.
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7o ; No. 2 green
hides , Gc ; No. 1 Halted hides , 8 > 4c ; No. 2
salted hides , 7c ; No. 1 , veal calf , 8 to 12
Ibs. , lOc : No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. , 8c.
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC. Tallow , No.
1 , Sc ; tallow , No. 2 , 2V4c ; rough tallow , IWc ;
white grease , 2Vi@3c ; yellow and brown
grease. IViSWc.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each. 16 ®
75o ; gre-en salted shearings ( short wooled
early sklna ) , each , 16c ; dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. 1. each , Sc ; dry
flint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4@Bc. dry flint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per Ib. , actual weight , 3JT4c ; dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool p lt * . per Ib. , actual
weight , 4Q5c ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 84c.
FURS Mink , 10g76c ; bear ( black or
brown ) , $5.0020.00 ; otter , $1.50@8.00 ; beaver ,
$1.0006.00 : skunk. 16@60c ; muskrat , 3 Wc ;
raccoon , ISJCSOc ; red fox , 25c@$1.2o : gray fox ,
23@50c : wolf ( timber ) , 23c$2.60 ; wolf
( pralrlo ) , coyote , 10@ > 50c : wildcat. I0@25c ;
badger , 640c : silver fox , $50.00375.00.
St. L'onl * Market.r"t
ST. LOUIS , Dec. 21 WHEAT-FuturM
strong , IJfHic higher ; spot higher. No. 2
red , cash , elevator , 69V4c bid ; track , 71c ; De-
cember. 69V4c bid ; May , 713-8c bid ; July ,
65c bid ; No. 2 hard , cash , 6565Hc ,
CORN Futures strong , I'/ic higher ; spot
higher. No. 2 cash , 34c bid ; December , 34c ;
May. 3EUo asked.
OATS Steady to firm ; No. 2 cash , 27VJc ;
track , 27c ; December , 27V4c ; May , 27 7-8c
bid : No. 2 white , 29Hc.
RYE-Strong at 63c bid.
SEEDS-Flaxsee < l , higher , $1.07. Prime
timothy seed , $2.30.
CORNMEAL-$1.G51.70.
BRAN Strong ; sacked , east track , B5V4
< 35Gc.
HAY Dull , weak ; timothy , $7.00@S.OO ;
pnilrlp. $ G.Oi > 37.00.
POULTRY Chickens , lower at Gc ; ducks ,
steady at 5V @Gc ; geese , quiet at 5@5Vic ;
turkeys , firmer at S AC.
\V7USrCY Ftendy ; $1.26.
BUTTER Firm ; creamery , 18022Hc ;
dairy. 148 > lSc.
EGOS-Steady at 19c.
METALS-Lead , higher , $3.62'/4@3.65. Spel
ter , dull , $4.90.
PROVISIONS Pork , strong ; standard
mes.i , jobbing , old , $ S.25 ; new , $9.42H. Lard ,
dull ; prime steam , $4.95 ; choice , $5.02 . Dry
full meatH , boxed shoulders , $4.12V4 ; extra
Bhorts , $4.G2 > ' ; ribs , $4.75 : shorts , $4.S7V4.
Bacon , boxed shoulders , $5.00 : extra shorts 1
$5.12" . ; ribs. $5.37Vi ; shorts. $6.624.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 3,000 bbls. : wheat , 42-
000 bu. : corn , 87,000 bu. ; oat , 29,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 4,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
7,000 bu. ; corn , 52,000 bu. ; oats , 7,000 bu.
IVow Orlfnn * Market.
NEW ORLEANS , Dec. _ 21. PROVISIONS
ff5.12V2. ? Bacon , clear rib . . . . . .
Hams , choice sugar cured , $8.75tfJD.50.
COKFEE Strong ; Rio , ordinary to fair ,
.
RICE Steady : ordinary to good , 46c.
FLOUR Extra fancy , $3.203.25 ; patents ,
$3.70fl3.75.
CORNMEAL-$1.75gi.SO.
HAY-Prlme ! ° $10.0012.00 ; choice , $13.00 ®
13.60.
CORN No. 2 sacked , old. white , 41c ; yel
low. 41 } ' 42c ; mixed. 41c : new , 2c higher.
OATS-Sacked ,
Ilaltlinnrc Market.
BALTIMORE , Dec. 21.-FLOUR-Dull
and unchanged ; receipts , 21,778 bbls. ; exports -
ports , 62,337 bbls.
. ( WHEAT-Strong : spot and month , 72 % ®
' 72 c ; January. 72 7-Si73c ; steamer No. 2
' red , egiiifiea 7-Sc ; receipts , 13,783 bu. : ex-
i < ports , 6 ! > ,000 bu. ; southern wheat by sample ,
, i 69SJ73Mc : : southern on grade , 7073c.
CORN-Btrong ; spot and month , 40 > i@41c ;
1 December , new or old , 401iff40Hc : January ,
1 40fHO 1-Sc ; steamer mixed , ; 5-8337 7-Sc ; re-
celpts. 170,650 bu. ; exports , 204,570 bu. ; south-
cm white corn , 37O-40c ; southern yellow ,
OATS-Firmcr ; No. 2. 32H 33c ; No. 2
nixed. 31145" ! 32c ; receipts , 12.69S bu. ; ex-
port ? , none.
EGGS-Flrm ; fresh. 25c.
City Grain and Provision * .
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 21. WHEAT
Steady ; No. 1 hard , 82H63c ; No. 2 , 61H ®
63c : No. 3. 5SHR61t c ; No. 2 red. 6S969o ; No.
3. 62yCOc ; No. 2 spring , C0062c ; No. 3 , 652) )
55c.
55c.CORNSteady ; No. 2 mixed. 32@32&c ; No.
white. 31HR3214CJ No. 3. 31 > 4c.
OATS-Stcady ; No. 2 whits , 28c.
RYE Steady ; No. 2 , 49ic. !
HAY Steady , unchanged.
BUTTER-Steady ; separator , 19c ; dairy ,
16c.
EGGS Steady : fresh , ! lc.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 43,000 bu. ; corn , 14,900
bu. : oats. 3.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 72,000 bu. ; corn ,
2,600 bu. ; oats , 6,000 bu.
Grnln Rrrelnta at Principal Market * .
MINNEAPOLIS , Dec. 21-Recelpts :
Wheat. 65 cars.
DULUTH , Dec. Jl.-Recelpts : Wheat. 134
cars.
ST. LOUIS , Dec. 21. Receipts : Wheat , 69
cars.
KANSAS CITY , Dec. . SI. Receipts ;
73 cars.
CHICAGO. Dec. 21. Estimated cars to
morrow : Wheat. 166 ; corn. 457 ; oats , 266.
Receipts at Primary Markets : Wheat ,
1,103,379 bushels ; corn , 935,929 bushels.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO. Dec. 21. WHEAT Higher and
flrm : No. 2 , cash , 70c ; December. 72V c.
CORN-DulI , higher ; No. 2 mixed. 35c.
OATS-Dull. nrm ; No. 2 mixed. 27 c.
RYE-NcBlectfd ; No. 2 cash , 64c.
CLOVERSEED-Actlve : prime , old , $4.15 ;
new , cash and December , $1.1714.
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS , Dec. 21. WHEAT Mar
ket strong ; December , M&c ; May , Me ; No.
1 hard , on track , CCc ; No , 1 northern , OGo ;
No. 3 northern , C3c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI , Dec. 21-WHEAT-St ady ;
No. 2 red , 69c.
CORN-FIrm ; No. 2 mixed , SSlic.
OATS Finn ; No. 2 mixed , 29c.
RYE-Stcadyj No. 2 , 67c.
PROVISIONS-Lard , easy at $4.70. Bulk
meats , quiet at $4.65. Bacon , steady nt $5.50.
WlHSKY-Qulet at $1.26.
EGGS-FIrm at 20c.
Mllvranlcee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. U. WirEA.T-Mnr-
ket higher : No. 1 northern , 67V4c ; No. 2
northM-n , M9 c.
RYE Lower : No. 1. MKc : No. 2. 6314c.
UARLET-Stendy ; No. iT 4S41T ! c ; sample ,
nnd 48'ic.
Liverpool Grnln Market ,
LIVERPOOL , Dec. 21. WHEAT-Steady.
HSI'.Jd lower ; December , 6s 1014d ; March ,
6s 9Ud ; May , 6s 71 4d.
COIIN Steady , Ud lower to Ud higher ;
December , 3s lid ; March , 3s 84d ; May ,
nominal ,
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 21-BUTTEn
Steady ; fancy western creamery , 22c ; fancy
western prints , 2 < c.
EGGS Steady ; fresh nearby , 27c ; fresh
western , 26c.
OPERATIONS IN STOCKS AND BONDS.
Fractional Gain * In Railway Stock *
nnd Market I * Strong.
NEW YORK , Dec. 21.-The stock market
was strong most of the day , particularly
In the late trading. Fractional gains were
general In the railways , wihllo the advance
In a number of specialties reached consid
erable proportions. A curious exception to
the general advance was noted In stocks ,
where dividends have Just been declared ,
namely New York Central , Southern pre
ferred and Atchlson preferred. In some
quarters , largo dividends had been expected
and In the cose of Southern preferred and
Atchlson preferred a statement had been
looked forward to that they could bo put
on a regular dividend basis , instead of
disbursements from time to time as the
earnings warranted. A considerable
crease In Its quarterly surplus was re
sponsible for Now York Central's rise- from
the extreme low point. The efforts of Lon
don to cover short lines In Americans gave
tone to the local market early. Most stocks
unaffected by special developments or for
eign quotations were freely offered by trad
ers , but this caused little more than a
period of hesitancy and a shading in rail
way quotations.
Rumors that the Chicago & Alton had
been secured In the Interest of the Union
Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio resulted In a
sharp rise In all the sacurltUo mentioned.
Federal Steel stocks were bought confi
dently by the same parties who have re
cently be n large purchasers , at the same
time they emphatically denied rumors that
Federal Steel was about to absorb another
large concern. The southwestern railroads
were very prominent In today' * activity
and strength.
The bond market showed Irregularity in
spots , profit-taking' being evident in Atchl
son adjustments. Heavy purchases of
Texas Pacific 28 were made late in the
day , which carried them above 49. The
general market , notwithstanding the hesi
tancy of some issues , displayed a very
healthful undertone. Total sales , $5,040.000.
United States old 4s , registered , advanced
1-8 per cent in the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : The markets
here were dull this morning , but a brisker
business was done later in sympathy with
Americans , which opened good and then 1
bounded upward , Baltimore & Ohio and 1
Central Paclflc leading. New York caused
ft small setback afterward , but noon bought
Union Paclflc , causing a resumption of the
rlso. American sales began as the market
closed , causing a flat finish. There has
been big buying here with the Idea of
laying In stock for the new year. The now
French loan Is said to be practically ar
ranged. Gold was bid for at 78s by Ger
mans. Money Is easing.
The following are the closing miotatlons
of the leading stocks on the New Tork
market today : ,
Atchlxm H Bt. U & S. F . 8U
do pfd WHt uo pia
Built mom & Ohio. . 72V do 2nd pfil . UVi
Canada Paclflc 84 7
Canada Southern . . 66 % do pfd
Central Paclflc Vk St. Paul Y.Y..U7H
Ch . & Ohio 25
do Cd Wu1/
t / *
Cbloaro & Alton..m dt. P. & 0 91
*
C. . B. ft Q 1' do 168
Chi. & EX llltno' * . . K CfU
H. P. . M. & M 173
Ohlca o O. W 15Ji
Chi. , in * & ti Jto Southern Ry 1W4
do nfd do pfd 41T4
ChU & N W T XBB & Powlfto . . . V4
do pfd Ur.lon Pacific 42 %
c. . a. a * Bt. L. . 4 d pfd 7J34
do pfd J U. P. . D. & Ov STi
Del. 4 Hudoon 106 Wabasli 8'i >
'Del. . U * JV-Yi' J } ! $ do pfd ' 3
, Denver & IUo a. . . . J8H W. & U B 7H
I do Pd f'J * do pfd
Erie ( new ) "J * Adams.Express . . . .luS
do lJ > t pfd 3'Vi
Fort Wayne . . . . . . . ! Amer. Express 1 * '
Ot. NorUiem pfd..139 United States 50
HorttlngVaJl y H Welli Fargo 125
Illinois Central ; ' < A. Cotton Oil 23
Lake Erte & W $ k do pfd JJJ4
do pfd Anxn. Spirit * 15VI
Shore do pfd ! Mk
Lake Z0JJ4
I UB. & Noah wtt Amer. Tobacco .40'4 '
Murihattan L | V do ptd U *
' & Con. Ga 183
Met. Street Ry J9J& "
Central " Com. Cable Co 1"3
Minn. Michigan & fit. L 31K Col. F. & Iron ' , l
do J > fd ' 77
I I do Ut pMr General Eleetr'o ' . . . 98(4 (
Co. GS
*
* : : : : : . . . . mi i
d 37H do pfd , w
ft , u. inirai . . . . 03 ' LAOlOde Qaa o *
N. Y. Central -MI *
N Y. . C. & S * . L. . 14 do pfd H3
Nat. Unseed Oil. . . .
do l t pfd
Pacific MMl 4
dojtnd pfd
Nor.V. . t. . . 16 People's nna ICS'
Pullman l'alac . . . . !
Si American K" : : g | m cenm te , . . > H
' * T. . . .
i do p'd ,
Outarlo & Western , lift Sugar"V
" > V
1"
51 lu pfd
Ore. R. & Nav < '
Ore. Short Mr * 39 T. C. & Iron S 'X
P. Coast l8t pfd SH4 U. S. leather
do Jnd pfil 6j do t > fd fs' <
Pltteburg ' U. 8. Hubber 4451
iReadlns do rfd Hi-
. . . . fi
do 1st Pfd Western Union >
R. a. w Federal Steel 4 T (
do ptd . . . . do pfd 83
Rock Island U. Rapid T fl
" "
2d asat. pald. * 4th asst. paid.
Total sales of stocks today were 84o.OOO
shares. Includinff Atchlson. 27,625 ; Atchl
son preferred , 78.700 ; Baltimore & Ohio ,
66G8 ; Central Paclflc. 30.420 ; Chesapeake &
Ohio. 3,503 : BurllnBton. G.S20 ; Denver & Rio
Grande , 3,350 ; Rio Grande preferred. 4.859 ;
Lake Erie & Western. 8,654 ; Erie pre-
ffrred. 8.518 ; Louisville & Nashville , 7.620 ;
Manhattan , 5,900 : Minneapolis & St. Louis ,
5220- Missouri Paeinc , 7,100 ; Missouri Pa
clflc preferred , 7.440 : New York Central.
5.120 : Northern Paclflc. 8.220 ; Rock Island ,
10620- Union Pacific , 47,620 ; Union Pacific
Deferred. 32.320 ; StT'Paul , 19.320 ; Southern
Pacific 16.450 : Southern Railway , B.1SO ;
Southern Railway Preferred 15.200 ; Texas
& Paclflc , 43,190 ; Paper , 13.810 ; Tobacco , 11-
OSO * Federal Steel , 95,020 ; Federal Steel pre
ferred , 42,500 : People's Gflfl , 6.820 ; Consol
idated Gas , 11.420 ; Colorado Fuel & Iron ,
3,3S5i Pacific Mall , 5,090 ; Silar. ( 66.200 : AVest-
ern Union. 4.800 ; St. Ixmis & Southwestern
preferred , 12,965 ; Chicago Great Western ,
6,700.
_ _
Bofttnn Htnrk Onotntlon * .
BOSTON. Dec. 21. Call loans , 203 per
cent ; time loans , 304 per cent. Closlnjj
quotations on stocks , bonds and mining
shares ; . _
A. T. & S. F JBHlCien. Elec. pfd 158
Bay State Oaa . . . 2 9-16 Gen. Electric 5s..lid
IW1 Telephone 274 .Allouex MlnlnB Co. . 6
Boston & Albany. . . Atlantc . . . 31
rioeton * Maine..KO | Hoston & Mont US
Iloaton L , 82 Butte & Boston 2H
c B & Q 3 'Calumot . Hccla..CU
'
Fl'tohburB l ° i Centennial 31
aen. Electric 3 Franklin 2 *
I Mexican Central . . . | OU1 Domln'on 3U.
N Y i N. B M Oaieola 6)i
OM Colony J98VJ Qulncy 139
Rubber 44Jj Tamarack 170
Union Paclflc " 4Hinhcrlne ' 3 !
Vven Und . ? . . . . ; . W'union Land 11 %
Wwt. Ulectrlo Sltniumboldt S
do pfd Gli .Adventure . 94
Ed. ElM. Tel 198 J
Ban Frnnrluro Mlnln Oaolatlon * .
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 21-The oftlclal
closing quotation * for mining stocks today -
day were as follows :
j ta t.t > „ , K Justice 15
" ' ' '
Btchcr .V..V.V..V..V U Occidental Con 90
Ht t i Belcher . . . . 34 Ophlr 60
Bullion ! Overman 6
Caledonia SI Potcwl 15
Chollar 1' Bavafce 20
Confidence & > , S erra Nada 81
Con. Cala. & Va.,105Union Con 14
Crown Point 17 Onh Con 10
Oould & Currle . . . 14 ( Yellow Jacket 13
Hal * & Norcro i..WO Standard 125
Silver bars , 69 1-Sc ; Mexican dollars , 4"U
© 17 ic. Drafts , Bight , 15c ; telegraph , 17Hc.
Flnanclnl Natr * .
OMAHA. Dec. 21. Bank clearings today
were )1,184,733.63 ; balances , (150,291.84. One
year ago the clearings were ( $31,524.10 ;
balances , $141,539.53. Increase In clearings ,
$355.209.43.
NEW YORK , Dfc. 21. Bank clearings ,
1164.604.840 ; balances , S8.069.7CO.
BOSTON. Dec. 21.-Bank clearings , 24-
JS0.015 ; balances. 12,302.210.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 21. Today's state-
ment : of the condition of the treasury shows
nn available cash balance of )29J,21S,21U ;
gold reserve , 1242,665,050.
, PHILADELPHIA , Dec. 21-Bonk clear-
inr * . tl8.104HG2 ; balances , $2.603,727.
BALTIMORE , Dtc. 21. Bank clearings ,
f3S2l.C,7 ! ! balances , $303,011.
CHICAGO , Dfc. 21. Clearings , J26.419.SOO ;
balances , 18,205,600 : New York exchange ,
par ; posted rates , J4.S2W4.85W. ! Stocks were
nctlvo and firm ; strength of Biscuit was tliu
feature ; Alloy L. 74 1-8 ; Biscuit , common ,
61 3-8 ! Biscuit preferred , 105 1-8 : Diamond
Match , 146H ; Lake Street L , 13ft ; Straw-
board. 34 ; West Chicago , 934 ! : City Railway ,
295 ; Metropolitan , 3.
CINCINNATI , Dec. 21. Money , 2H < jt6 per
cent ; New York exchange , 2540c discount ;
clearings , $1,872,660.
NEW ORLEANS , Dec. XL-Clearings , $1-
015,062 ; Now York exchange , bank , par ;
ccmmerclal , $1 discount.
ST. LOUIS , Dec. 21. Clearings , $5.429.663 ;
balances , $639,722 ; money , 407 per cent ; New
York exchange , par bid , lOc premium asked.
New York Money Market ,
NEW YORK , Dec. 21.-MONHY ON
CALL Nominally , 2HJJ2H per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-333)i
r > er cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady. with
actual business In banker * ' bills at $4.81 ®
4.85 for demand nnd at $4.SlVf4.82 ( for sixty
days : posted rates , $4.S2'S 4.S5V4 ; commer
cial bills. $4.SOH.
SILVER CERT
BAR SILVER 59Vic.
MEXICAN DOLLARS i 8Jc.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Steady ; 3a , 107 ;
new 4u , rep. , 128 % ; coupon , 12SH : . < . 1UJ
coupon. 113 : 2s. 8 W ! 6s , roir. , 112 % ; coupon ,
1124 ; Pacific Ga of ' 99 , 102 % .
The following are the closing quotations
on bonds :
U. S. new 3 .107 .Y. C. Ists 117H
U , S. new 4s. rej..lXOH J J ' C ' flK
U. P. do coup 129' * . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
U.S. 4Hrrir 112J4 N. C. 48 104
U. S. Qocoup 114 No. Pacific lats..117l <
U. s. ads , ret nu No. Pacltlo .18 Ci5i
U. S. 5s , teg No. Pacific 48 102
U. S. An , coup , . N. Y. C. It St. L. 4B..10DM
District 3 , 088 11R N.&W.fla 127
Ala. , class A lOH N. W. Consols 1-U
Ala. , clans B IDS N.W. Deb. KB 110
Ala , , claim C ion Ore. N. Ists 114
Ala. , Currency 100 Ore. N. 4s UOM
Atchlfton 4s ( I0' ( O. S. L , Sat. r 129U
Do. ad ] , 4s 78ti O. S. L. 68 t. r 110' ' <
Canada So. 2ds 1101 * Pnclflo OsofOS 102) )
C. & O. 4tia 01 K aainr48 x6 ! <
Chi. Tonn . , 4s 04 K. O.V. . ists 82
O. &O. CB 117 St. L. It I. M.conC8l04
C. H. JtD. 4M 1041 St. L. A3. F. Con. 0.1244
D. AH. G. Uts 108 St. P. Coimols 1(12 (
D. A. U. O. 48. ) 1(1-2 ( St. P.O. A. P. lsts.121H
KastTenn. Ists 1G7W Bt. P. C. & P. 61. .120) ) *
ErlnQen. 4s 78H Bo. Kv. SS 104
F. W. A D. IstB. t. r. HOh S. R. AT.OS 82H
Qcn.Elec.6H 104 Tenn. new sot 3s. . . 114)4 )
8. H. & 8. A 6s 107 T. P. L. O. Ists 109
.U. AS.A. 2dB. . . 101 T. P. Kg , 2ds 48M
H. tT. Cent. S lip U. P. D. if. O. Ists. . 87
' ' " Wnb. 1st SB 113H
lownd.lsts. . . . . . "l)8 ( ) > \Vab.2ds P6)4 )
La. Now Con. 4s..107 \V.Shore 4s 112k
L.&N. Unl.4 * 7 > Va. Centuries 8.1
MlNHOurl 6s 100 Va. deferred 7
M. K. &T. lids. . . , uji WlB. Cunt. Ists : ! <
M. R. AT. 4a 00 } U. F. 4u. . . 103i
Nevr York Mining- Quotation * .
NEW YORK , Dec. 21. The following ar
the closing quotations on mining stocks :
Choler 21 Ophlr CO
Crown Point 14 Plymouth ID
Con. Cal. & Va 115 Quicksilver 150
Dcnrlwood 40 do pfrt 404
OoulJ & Curry 24 Sierra Nevada SO
Hnle & Norcros3..1M Standard 210
Hem < ? stake 5000 Union Con , . 12
Mexican 27 I Yellow Jacket 14
Ontario 500 I
London Stock Quotation * .
LONDON , Dec. 21. 4 p. m. Closing :
Consoln. money. 110't N. Y. Central 1Z7
Consols , acot Pennsylvania C2 > i
Canadian c Pacific . . . 81 % Heading 9T4
Erie l t pfd 33 Union Pacific pfd. . . 74V4
Illinois Central 1ITH Atchlson 20
N" . Pacific pfd. 78 % LoulB. & Nash OS
St. PAU ! commun..l2t'i Grand Trunk 7v4
BAR SILVER-Flatr 27 3-8d per ounce.
MONEY 3 per cent.
Discount in tha open market for short
bills and three months' bills , S QflS-S per
cent.
Foroltrn Flnnnclnl.
PARIS , Dec. 21. Business on the bourse
today was hesitating at the outset and sub
sequently became favorably disposed to
ward an upward movement of Spanish 4s ,
assisted by bear covering. International
securities were inactive and irregular.
Turks were heavy. Rio Tlntos were in good
demand and hardening ; . DeBeers' mines
were more sought after and South Africans
closed firm. Three , per cent rentes , 103f
iSVic for the account ; exchange on London ,
25f 26c for checks ; Spanish 4s , 45.45.
LONDON , Dec. .21 , There was n gener
ally flrm tone to 'American securities from
the opening to tha .close today , with tradIng -
Ing merely professional. Spanish 4s closed
at 48 5-8 ; gold at.Bue.na3 Ayres , 112. India
ccuncll bills were allotted today at H l is ;
bar gold , 77s llid5 ; American eagles , 70s
DTAU.
BERLIN , Dec. 21. On the boursa today
business was 'quiet. ' International securi
ties were dull. Spanish 4a were in demand ,
owing to advices from Paris. American
securities not In demand. Local securities
were firmer.
MADRID , Dec. 21. Spanish 4s > closed to
day at 60.00 ; gold was quoted at 27.27.
Wool Market.
BOSTON , Doc. 21. The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow :
The wool market has continued very ac
tive , the volume of transactions reaching
an aggregate of over 6DOO,000 pounds. A
few good sized lines have been taken by
both local and outside speculator ? , who bc-
lleva that th * wools which they have pur
chased are cheap. Speculative operators
have , however , been mostly confined to
Australian wools , In bond , which arc un
derstood to have been moved at prices not
, far from SOc. The tone of the market Is ,
on the whole , steadl-er. The s les of the
week In Bunion amount to 4,43o,000 pounds
domestic and 2.1STCOO pounds foreign , mak
ing a total of CC24,000 poundsngaln t 5,217-
000 pounds for the previous week , and a
total of 5,863,000 for the corresponding week
last year. Salss since January 1 , IS'JS ,
amount to 137,337,500 pounds , ngulnst 301-
662,100 pounds lost year , at this time.
Market.
NEW ORLEANS , Dec. 21.-SUOAR-
Steady ; open kettle , 3 > 4@3 5-8c ; open kettle ,
centrifugal , 3 5-S&1 1-lCc : centrifugal , gran
ulated , 4 9-16iJ4 ( 7-ic ; white , W&i U-16c ; yel
lows , 4(34 ( 3-Sc. MolasscB , steady ; open ket
tle , 20fr30c ; centrifugal , S39c. Syrup , steady
at 26fl27c.
LONDON , Dec. 21. SUGAR Centrifugal ,
11s 7V.d. Beet sugar. December , 9s 9Hd.
NEW YORK , Dec. 21. SUGAR Raw ,
Btcudy : fair refining , 3 7-Sc ; centrifugal , 98
teat , 4 3-Sc ; molasses sugar. 3 6-Sc. Refined ,
qulot ; crushed , 8B-8a ; powdered , 6Vic ; gran
ulated , 5 l-8c ,
Hell Telephone Dividend.
BOSTON. Dec. 21. Th directors of the
Bell Telephone company declared a divi
dend of 3 per cent at a meeting held here
today. An extra dividend of 1,4 per cent
was also declared.
TI1U HEAI.TV MAUKBT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Wednes
day , December 21 , 1S9S :
AVnrrnnty Doeiln.
8. J. Runnel and wife to A. B. Runnel ,
lot 11 , block 3 , Cotner & A's add. . . . $ 100
Louis Schroedcr , trustee , to R. C.
Strehlow , lot 11. block 2 ; lots 15 and
16 , block 3 ; lot 16 , block 4 , Brown
park 2,000
A. L. Smith to same , lot 7 , block 69 ,
South Omaha 1,425
C. P. Edwards and wife to E. A. Col-
fax , lot 39. block 2 , W. L. Selby's 1st
add D
M. T. McDonald to J. G. Allen , lot 16 ,
block 4 , same . . . .
E. H. Roberts to Kitty Selby. lot II ,
block 3 , W. L. Selby's 1st add 1
August Seldlcr and wife to Belle
Loevy , lot 8 , block 12 , Jotter's add. . 11,600
Belle Louvy and husband to Pabst
Brewing Co. , n 80 feet of lot 8 , block
12. same 9,600
J. P. Flnley and wife to J. T. Smith ,
n 44 feet of lots 3 and 4 , block 1 ,
Heed'e 1st add 1,250
Mollie McLeod and husband to S. C.
Tuthlll , trustee , lot 19 , Fearon Place. i
Olive Branch to A. J. Manning , o 106
feet of lot 8. block 93 , Omaha ; lot 1 ,
block 2 , Paddock Place 15,000
L. M. Payne and hufband to A. D.
Williams , n 20 feet of lot 39 and s 16
feet of lot 40 , Rees' Place 8,000
Uult Claim DreilM.
E. Brennan to Edmond Hayes , lot 101 ,
Nelson's add. ; lot 16 , block 8 , Ambler
Place 1
Central Investment Co. to W. L. Selby ,
n 25 feet of w 75 feet lot 7 , block 81 ,
South Omaha 25
I. P. Baxter and wife to D. S. Coch-
ran. lots 6 , 7 , 8 , 10 , 11 , 12. 26 and 27 ,
block 5 , W. L. Selby's 1st add 20
D. 8. Cochran to E. A. Col fax , same. . 20
Grover Stevens to W. L. Selby , lot 9 ,
Buckeye Place 1
B. T. Potter and wlfo to J. E. George ,
lot 11 , block 2 ; lot H. block IS ; lot 19 ,
block 2 , Potter & C's 2d add 400
E M. Baldwin to L. W. Baldwin , lot
11 , Cain Place
Louis Klrtchbraun and wife to E.
Klrschbraun , und. 1-3 Interest of w
24 feet of o 2-3 lot 2 , block 166 , Omaha. 1
Sam ; to Charles Klrschbraun , samo. . 11 1
E. Klrschbraun to same , w 21 feet of , i
e 2-3 lot 2 , block 1C6 , Omaha 6,600
Di-rilx.
Union Trust Co. , trustee , to P. L.
Waegele , lot 6 , block 5 , Drake's add. 1,600 )
T. H. McCague , receiver , to G. Rupp ,
B 44 feet of w 112 feet lot 2 , Okahoma. 200
.
Total amount of transfers $56,451 L
, OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Receipts Show Little Change , but the Prices
Turn Upward ,
CATTLE ACTIVE AND QUITE STRONG
lluycrw Complain tlmt Value * Are Too
High , lint Short Supply Force *
Them Hog * Open U 1-JJ Cent *
ItlKhcr , ClonliiK Well Up.
SOUTH OMAHA , Dec. 21.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts today 1,194 12,101 1,610
Olllclul Monday MS 6.US l , ol
Olliclal Tuesday 2,232 11,702 , COU
Three days this week..To51 29,641 3/773
Same days last week. . . . 7,6&3 41,010 7,920
Same days week before. . WM 25. IB ! ) 6,713
Same three weeks ago. . 'J.sas 20D ! > 9 6.W7
Average price paid ( or nogs tor the last
several days , wlui comparisons :
| 1S88.1897.1S36.1S93.U94.1S33.1S9 | | | | ! | : .
Dec. 1 . . . . 3 25 | 3 23 3 19 I 4 41 B JS | 5 70
Dec. 2 3 23' ' 3 25 3 09 3 36 ] 5 19 5 7
Dec. 3 3 291 3 19 3 23 3 42 | 4 47 6 SS
Dec. 4 , I 3 21 3 1C 3 39 | 4 33 , 5 13
Dec. 6 3 37 3 00 339 4 27 6 14 681
Deo. G 3 31 3 25 3 33 4 33 5 03 6
6G
Dec. 7 3 2i | 3 22 3 09 3 26 4 33 6 OG G 01
Dec. 8 329 3 17 3 19 4 34 5 14 f > 911
Due. 1) ) 3 29 , 3 13 3 21 3 32 , G 15 5 86
lee. 10 3 31 3 13 321 3 35 420 6 00
Dec. 11 3 15 3 17 3 28 4 20 5 10 6 04
Dec. 12 3 37 * 3 20 3 31 4 25 5 07 6 11
Dec. 13 3 3S 3 20 * 3 33 4 20 507 6 11
Dec. 14 333 3 23 3 2S 3 38 4 23 5 14 6 17
Dec. 15. . . . 3 27 | 3 24 3 17 * 4 09 6 06 6 21
Dec. It ! . . . . 3 30 3 29 3 17 3 3' 492 6 36
Dec. 17. . . . 3 20 3 31 3 17 3 40 4 13 6 41
Dec. 18. . . . 3 16 3 3G 4 13 4 90
Dec. 19. . . . 3 28 3 18 3 31 4 07 4 87 633
Dec. .j. . . . 3 ! U > 3 33 3 32 411 4 73 G 34
Dec. 21. . . . 3 31 32S 317 3 27 415 4 74 G 27
Indicates Sunday.
The ofllolal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each rood was :
Cattle. HogH. Sheep
C. , M. & St. P. Ry 2 11
O. & St. L. Ry 2
Missouri Paclflc Ry 15 9
Union Pacific System 5 25
C. & N.V. . Ry 1 3
P. , E. & M. V. R. R. . . . 1 31
S. C. & : P. Ry 1 3
C. , St. P. , M. & O. Ry. . . . 3 3
B. & M. R. R. R 11 42
C. , B. & Q. Ry 2 17
K. C. & St. J 9 1
C. , R. 1. fc P. Ry. , E 5 16
C. , R. I. & P. Ry. W. * . . . *
Total receipts 67 167 8
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs , Bheap.
Omaha Packing Oo 14 1160 . . . .
The O. II' . Hammond Co. . 129 1604
Swift , and Company 87 1414 299
The CutuLliy Picking Co. . 222 3462 1302
Armour & Co 129 2333 807
R. Becker and Degan 61 . . . .
Vanaant & Co 12 . . . .
Lobman & Co , . . 33 . . . .
W. I. Stephens 99
Livingston & Schalcr 42 . . . .
Hamilton & R 15
Armour , from K. C 7(0
Hammond , from K. C 65 . . . .
Omaha , from K. C 4S . . / . .
Cudahy P. Co. , from K. C. 242 1246
Other buyers 20 . . . .
Left over 100
Totals liaiflf 18,079 1,808
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were light , as
will be noted from the table above , and
smaller even than yesterday. Moreover , of
the cattle hero there were a dozen loads
consigned direct to packers so that ths
actual offerings of all kinds were not much
over thirty loads. The market as a whole
was strong and active and practically
everything In the yards changed hands
early in the morning.
While there were very few beet cattle
here there were som * pretty good ones
among the number and buyers wer not
long in snapping them all up at strang
prices. A bunch of choice shorthorn * that
had bien on feed a full year or more rold
at $5.5. Other right good cattlts. but that
had not been on feed as long and were not
au well finished brought $5.15. Some good
steers and heifers went at $5.00. This will
give an idea of the way good cattle are
silling. A bunch of pretty fair stuff sold
at $4.85.
Tnar6 were only flvo or six loads of cows
and heifers in the yards , and , as'a buyer
remarked , the man who wanted anything In
that line had to go after It In a hurry. The
market was strong and the offerings
changed hands quickly. Buyers complain
that the cow stuff is selling too high here
as compared with other markets , but there
Is so little coming that they have to pay
the prices. Bulls and other kinds of
butchers' stock also brought good flrm
prices.
Very little was offered In the way of
stock cattle or feeders , but such aa were
to bp had brought good firm price ? . Some
westerns sold at $3.90 , which was more than
the same kind of cattle brought last week
Representative salea :
BEEP STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1..1160 | 3 76 37..1154 * 4 CO 6..12GO $500
12..1042 3 90 24..1142 4 GO 20. . 1233 G 00
3. . S33 3 90 19..1014 4 65 5..1447 E 10
16..1013 380 29..1341 4 R5 14..1296 6 15
4..1066 3 90 29..1351 4 85 23..1212 fi 16
1..1090 4 50 4S. . 887 4 S5 16..1451 5 53
STEERS AND HHIFERB.
4. . 587 3 80 3. . S3J 4 00 16..1155 600
COWS.
1. . 990 200 10..1031 3 00 6. . 1126 335
1..1030 2 25 1. . 810 3 00 2. . 910 3 35
1..1010 2 35 4. . an z oo 15..1110 3 35
2..1030 2 35 2..830 3 00 2..1110 3 40
1..1020 2 50 1..1110 3 10 2..1265 3 40
1..11CO 2 50 1. . 920 3 10 14..1030 3 40
3..1013 250 2..1255 315 1..1740 3 60
1. . 880 2 RO 3..1049 3 15 2..1000 3 GO
1..1130 2 65 2..10SO 3 25 3..1210 3 GO
2. . 870 a 90 6. . 1135 325 1..1340 3 85
8..10C1 2 95 1..11SO 3 25 2..1070 3 85
1. . 560 300 9..125 $ 330 3..1030 3 85
1..1100 3 00 1..12JO 390
HEIFERS.
720 3 35 15. . 737 3 60 2. . 335 4 00
9 3 40 3..1005 3 65 1. . 930 4 10
770 3 60 15. . CIS 3 65 4..1230 4 30
835 3 CO 1. . 510 3 85
BULLh.
1. . 970 285 1. . 930 323 1..1330 3 50
2..1C60 3 00 1..1515 3 25 1..1720 375
1..1030 3 00 1..12SO 3 35 1..2000 4 10
1..12SO 3 20 1..1500 3 35 1. . 630 4 20
1. . 910 3 23 1..1790 3 35
CALVES.
3. . 460 4 OS 1. . 270 6 25 1. . 130 6 60
1. . 210 4 75 1. . 110 G 50
STAGS.
970 325 2..1155 3 25 1..1180 360
790 3 29
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
2. . 600 323 1..1200 370 6. . 718 410
3. . 706 325 15. . 812 390 IS. . 4S2 415
13. . 887 365 7. . 679 4 00
WESTERNS.
WYOMING.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 cow 1010 J2 50 2 feeders..1270 $3 60
G cow ? 1011 325 17 feeders. . 1078 390
MONTANA.
1 cow. . . . . 870 2 50 1 stag 1610 3 25
2 bulls. . . .1300 2 70 1 feeder..1120 4 00
21 bulls. . .1420 270 1 feeder..1000 4 00
1 bull 820 2 75 16 feeders. . 992 4 f
1 cow 1000 3 00 22 feeders..1059 4 00
HOGS-Sellers seemed to have pretty
strong Ideas this morning as to the value
of their holdings and as a rule , were asking
prices that were at the very least 6c
higher and In some cases even more than
that. Buyers did not agree entirely with
sellers' views , but they wanted the hogs
and the markt really opened 2i4c higher.
The early sales were largely at $3.30 , as
ngalnst $2.27',4 yesterday. Good light and
llpht mixed loads such as sold largely at
J3.3H4 yesterday went for the most part at
$3.35 today , with some choice light at $3.40.
The market for a time was quits active ut
the advance and a good many strings of
nogs were cut loose early. However , before
tellers were able to entirely unload buyers
began receiving messages from other market
points that were not encouraging. St.
Joseph reported 7,000 hogs , prospects lower ;
St. Louis , 10,000 head , easy ; Kansas City ,
14,000 head , prospects lower , and Chicago ,
33,000 he.id. with 40,000 head on sale. These
were the reports that came to packers , and
under that Inllucnce they seemed to come
to the conclusion that there were no neces
sity for bidding the market up here. Ac
cordingly they sat down , liut It did not
amount to anything as they wanted the
hogs and no buyer could long remain on
the bear side. The result was the hogs
were all sold In good season and very much
Ilka the opening prlcct. A few big heavy
and rough loads sold below $1.30 , but there
were a good many more loads above than
bJlow. as will be noted from the represent
ative sales. It will be noted from the table
of average prices at head of column that
the heirs sold today at the highest point t
touched since Wednesday of last week.
Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
27. , . .Ill . . . 315 57. . . .301 80 3 30
9S- " . .156 200 $3 25 CO. . . .260 40 3 30
' 105. , . .ISO 200 3 25 51. . . .276 200 3 30
' 41. . , . .343 120 3 27',4 46. . . .366 80 3 30
69. . , . .37'J 80 3 2714 64. . . . . 245 260 3 30
49. . , . .327 120 3 271,3 CO 297 , . . 3 30
61. . . . ,321 40 3 30 63 40 330
60. . , .291 190 3 30 66 303 , . . 3 30
31. . . . .265 10 3 30 CO 314 80 3 30
C3 316 200 3 30 73 219 80 3 30
CO 352 160 3 30 62 288 SO 3 30
73 300 240 320 328 120 3 SO
67 . Ml 1M 3 30 08 . 3.11 120 3 30
15 . ,111 8 < > .1 .10 . . . . . . .336 160 3 39 I
76 . 280 SO 330 63 . 26 120 3 30
16 . S03 . . . 330 70 . 271 160 330
62 . 344 120 330 31 . 342 120 330
78 . 2G7 160 330 25 . 349 . . . 330
57 . 303 200 330 70 . S2C 40 S 30
41 . 311 . . . 330 82 . 216 80 3 J2H
68 . 272 310 3 30 6.1 . 278 SO 3 Mty
69 . 150 210 330 (9 . 313 80 3 S2 <
63 . 327 IS ) 3:0 66 . 284 80 3 321 *
46 . 369 . . . 330 68 . 295 ICO 3 .13M ,
12 . 250 . . . 330 CO . 2)1 . . . 3 52'4
48 . 318 . . . 330 62 . SIX ) ICO 3 32' ' 4
67 . 22 . . . 330 66 . 220 . . . 33214
61 . 311 tO 3.10 64 . 2 < 7 120 3 32U
67 . 2G9 120 330 7 . 24 * 80 1 U
61 . 293 120 330 1 . 260 . . . 3 ! H
60 . 315 ISO 3 JO 63 . 2 7 120 3324
87 . 2 < 13 RO 3 30 71 . 2S2 40 3 S2H
34 . 247 120 3 30 79 . 245 SO 3 32 > 4
69 . 390 . . . 330 76 . 252 40 382 4
W . 278 SO 330 82 . 233 160 3 32V4
53 . 29S SO 3 30 75 . 230 1KO 3 324 !
C9 . 24S 160 330 73 . 227 80 3 3J 4
fi ) . 300 80 330 65 . 294 40 3 32V4
57 . 336 40 330 131 . 274 120 3 32',4
61 . 320 160 330 71 . 230 200 3 32',4
75 . 248 80 330 69 . 297 200 3 32 14
CS . 264 160 3 CO 6) . 244 80 3 32 < *
61 . 256 80 330 95 . 1S9 . . . 3 3JV4
70 . 280 240 330 60 . 235 280 33214
So . 261 160 3.10 C9 . 231 89 S 32H
C2 . 2SO 200 3 30 82 . 224 . . . 3 321,4
43 . 333 . . . 330 63 . 229 160 3 32V4
73 . 2SS 120 3 30 60 . 326 SO 3 32V4
75 . 32.1 360 3 30 65 . 191 CO .1 33
61 . 287 80 330 22 . 196 . . . 335
40 . 23 200 3 SO 90 . 240 200 333
CO . 280 SO 3 SO 70 . 252 . . . 335
65 . 332 240 330 89 . 1(6 . . . .335
73 . 2W SO 3 30 79 . 212 . . . 333
79 . 254 80 330 M . 239 40 3 33
43 . 354 SO 3 30 41 . 305 . . . 333
63 . 231 40 330 61 . 281 120 335
66 . 260 80 330 71 . 275 80 3 So
62 . 323 300 330 70 . 267 80 3 35
61 . 2S9 160 3 30 72 . 230 . . . 3 35
74 . M2 160 330 S3 . 170 . . . 335
71 . BS1 120 330 101 . 166 . . . 335
68 . SOS . . . .130 90 . 238 200 335
68 . 2S2 160 330 SS . ,177 . . . 3 .15
CO . 212 160 330 75 . 238 . . . 3 37V4
73 . 261 160 330 78 . 189 . . . 337 4
69 . 310 120 330 81 . IPS 40 .1 37 < 4
62 . 295 SO 3.10 72 . 214 . . . 3 37 < 4
5S . 324 . . . 330 165 . 178 . . . 3 37H
66 . 311 80 3.10 77 . 195 ICO 3 4tt
62 . 323 ! 40 330 82 . 171 . . . 340
WAGON LOTS-P10S.
1 . 310 . . . 2DO 2 . 450 . . . 320
1 . 3SO . . . 200 1 . 420 . . . 3 22V4
1 . S30 . . , 200 1 . 370 . . . 325
1 . 320 . . . 200 4 . 175 . . . 323
1 . 150 . . . 230 K . 204 . . . 323
3 . 223 . . . 320 6 . 225 . . . 327 %
SHEEP-Whlle the arrivals of sheep were
not larg-e , there were more than have been
received for several days back. There
seemed to be a little better feeling on
the market than yesterday , at least buyers
took hold better and acted more as If they
wanted to do business. It would hardly
be policy , however , to call the market any
more steady , as the demand Is still limited
and no great activity Is to be expected
until aftar the holidays. Two loads of
heavy wethers sold at $3.60 and two loads
of the Hershey sheep brought $3.77 % .
Quotation * are : Good cornfed western
wethers , .75 J3.96 : fair to good , $ S.6Kf3.75 ( ;
good to choice Mexican yearlings , $4.25 ®
4.35 ; choice western yearlings , $4.154.Z. < ;
fair to good western yearlings , $3.90 4.16 ;
Jd ewe , $3.253.60 ; good to choice lambs ,
b.OOS5.15 ; fair to good lambs , $4.60gl.75 ;
feeder yearling * , W.75a3.SS ; feeder la'mbs ,
$4.0XN.40 ; cull sheep , ft.00ff3.00 ; cull Iambs.
J3.OOg3.BO. Representative salts :
No- Av. Pr.
207 Mexican MT S . 109 $3 05
430 Mexican ewe * . 90 335
6 native ewes and wethen . . . .160 360
J69 western wethers . 134 3 CO
450 Oregon wethers . 130 377 %
272 western Urnbs . 72 4 70
1 native lamb . 140 C 28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle and ! ? < > Rule Strong and
Prrcei Higher.
CHICAGO , Dec. 21 Good to choice ma
tured bMves were largely 6 10o hither to
day , with an active demand from dressed
beef concerns , and eastern shippers. Sale *
were on a basis of 13.8004.50 , for th com-
ITr ? L8I&li' "Pwto00lf ! - for good to
? .S HS' Tl01 * * "ne beeves selllnr
.
t $5.609V > .66. No real nod cattle 'found
purchaser , below $0.00 , choice steers iJell-
ini- . quality conalfcred , at the b.st prices
? -K < Uear ; Cannlnff oow. sold at $2.00 ®
n , .r S - few Prinit heifers brought J4.50
' ? 2I wor * 8teady , and calves nold
at $4.0fta .76 , tow rolngr lower than $5.00.
F ls/r lXr * * & ? Brong r and largely
2Hc hlffhar
, there being an active demand
° 5 , J&Ss ? Packers. Salts were made.
at $3.1&f3.J6 for common , up to $ J.35 < 33.47'4
for fair to prime heirs , ta.35 being the most
2SpMtr prue" ' Balefl wtre ' "gely at $3.35
60.82 % for heavy and at $3.25@t35 for light
la ° * t the'plg ' se " > B at $3.00
Sheep were In poor rdemand , but lambs
were lOc higher , for good heavyweights.
Common lamb sold an low as $3.75 , prime
brlngtn * 'S'40Bales were mostly at $4.75 ®
5.15. Yearllnga sold at $4.004.50. Common
? ? 'hei ? Bol < lat , 2.50"j4.00 ; choice at
$365(4.00. ( A f w prime sheep brought , $4.10
JRECEIPTS-CattU , 9,000 head ; hog * 33-
000 head ; sheep , 10,000 head.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK BIARKBT.
Shipper * of Hoa- Active and AH
Grade * Sell Well.
KANSAS , CITY. Dec. H.-CATTLE Re-
celpts , 6,680 head native * . 180 head Tcxans.
All offerlnrs that showed finish were ac
tive to lOo higher. Common qualities were
not In as good demand and sold slow at
about steady prices. Stockers and 'ed-
ers , quick sale at higher prices. Heavy
native steers , $ J.OO5.3S ; medium. $4.35jjC.OO ;
lightweights. $4.a5Sf6.iO ; stockers and fecd-
EI J-134'50 ! butcher cows and heifers ,
$3.654.25 ; westwrn fed teers , $3.40C.75
Texas-fed steers , $3.250 > 1.75 : Texas butcher
cows , $2.653.30 ; canning stock , $2.0002,60.
HOGS-Receipt , 13,620 head. Local ship
pers were act4v buyers , all grades selling
steady to Be hither prices. Demand not
quito so good for lights ; trading low , at
about steady prices. Heavlei , $3.K3.45 :
mixed , $3.26 3.40 ; lights. $3.153.32 > 4.
SHEEP RecMpts. 2,130 head. Uuslness
was good , all slaughtering grades in active
demand at steady prices. Lambs , $5.COrfJ
$5.40 : muttons , $3.8504.25 : feeding lambs , $3.75
ff4.20 : feeding sheep. $3.2583.80 ; stackers ,
St. Lnnl * Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS , Dec. 21-CATTLE-Rccelpts
2,100 head , including 1,200 Texans ; ship
ments , 200 head : market steady for natives
1 to strong for Texans ; fair to fancy native
i shipping and export steers , $3.900.65 ; bulk
i of sales , $4.00S5.30 ; drisscd beef and butcher
I steers , $3.5035.30 ; bulk of sales. $3.75S4.85 ;
i steers under 1.000 pounds , $2.0036.00 : bulk
1 of sales , M-tWMO ; stockers and feeders.
$2.3004.50 : bulk of sales , $2.3064.40 ; cows and
heifers , $2.0004.35 * : bulk of cows. $2.35a3.75 ;
bulk of heifers. $2.35@4,00 ; bulls. $2.253.25 ;
Texas and Indian steers , $2.90S4.30 ; bulk
of sales , $3.0004.25 ; cows and heifers , $2.20 ®
HOGS Receipts , 12,000 head ; shipments ,
lOO head ; market lower on pies , steady on
best hogs : pigs and lights , $3.2W3.30 ; pack
ers. J3.25g3.35 ( : butchers , $3.35 3.45.
SHEEP-Recelpts , 400 head ; shipments ,
none ; market steady : native muttons , $3.75
( & 5.00 ; lambs , $4.00S < J.SO.
Hew York Live Stock.
NEW YORK , Dec. 21. BEEVES Re
ceipts , 2,569 head ; shipments , 2,665 head.
Market moderately active , good beeves
steady , common and medium steers lOc
lower. Bulls and cows steady to flrm.
Strers , $1.0055.20 ; oxen and stags , $3.0 < > S4.75 :
bulls , $2.75JT3.63 ; cows , $1.70fl3.tK ; extra fat
cows nnd bulls , $4.25. Cables lower. Ex
ports , 120 cattle and 1,500 quarters of beef ;
tomorrow. 200 cattle.
CALVES Receipts , 900 head ; active and
flrm for prime stock , all sold : vralm , $4.00
ffJS.25 ; mainly , $5.CK > 0'8.00 ; yearlings , IS.iXxtf
3.37U. No barnyard or western calves.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts , 4,710
head ; nine cars for slaughterers ;
sheep dull and lower , good lambs flrm ,
others steady. Sheep , $2.5054.00 ; extra , $4.75 ;
lambs , medium to choice , $5.30fl5.SO ; Canada
lambs , $5.50Q6.85.
HOGB Receipts , 8,851 head. Firm , at
$3.tX > 33.70 ; common pigs , $3.40.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
ST. JOSEPH , Dsc. 2t.-SpPclal.-CAT- ( )
TLE Receipts , 700 head. Market active
and lOi/lDc higher. Nothing good offered ;
advance on common to medium qualities ;
natives. $3.75Ji5.00 ; Texann and westerns ,
$2.80 4.76 ; cows and hclfors. $1.60fl4.10 ;
stookers and feeders. $2.90 4.25.
HOGS Rectlpts , 6,800 head. Market nc-
tlvo nnd steady , selling at $3.2Gft3.40 ; bulk ,
. .
SIl'EEP Receipts , 300 head. Market
strong ; western lambs , $5.00.
rindiiiintl Mve Htuck.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 21. HOGS-Steady at
$2.85I3.35.
CATTLE-Steady at $2 25W4.75.
i SHEEP-Steady at $2.2504.00 ; Iambi ,
steady at $4.0005. .
Stuck In SUM.
Following are the receipts nt the four
principal western markets for December 21 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 1,194 12,101 1,610
Chicago 9.000 33.CNX ) 10,000
Kanras City 5.660 12,520 2,130
St. Louis 2,100 700 400
Totals 18,154 69,321 14,140
CofTce Blarket.
NEW YORK , Dec. 21.-COFFEE-Optloni
opened steady at unchanged prices , ruled
extremely slow without Important varia
I tion * ; advance In Brazilian markets mil by
'I > news from European marketsf receipt *
small ' , but counterbalanced by light warc-
hcU8 : movement ; selling was Arrested by
the continued healthy nppuaranro of spot
demand ; closed steady and unchanged to
C point ? lower ! sales. 4,500 bags , incliidlnir
January , $5.80 ; March , $3.00 ; May , $110 ;
Juno , $6.15 ; July , $0.16 ; September , $6.30.
Spot , Rio , quiet ; No. 7 Invoice. 7c ; No. 7
Jobbing , ' 4c ; mild , market firm ; Cordova ,
7-i4J15c. Rrondenlnc demand all around ;
pcod business In Brazilian Invoice lots to
day.
Cotton Market.
NF.W ORLKANB. Dec , Zl.-COTTON'-Fu-
$5. : 5 bid. Simt cotton , dull ; sale * , l.soi
bales ; ordinary , 313-lCc ; good ordinary ,
43-5c ; low middling. 4
Jc ; middling , 63-16c ;
good middling , 613-16c : middling fnlr ,
C5-16c ; ivcolpts , 4,803 bales ; stock , 478,693
balss.
NKW YORK. Doc. 21.-COTTON-Qtilot ;
middling , 53-16c. Net receipts , 57 baloi ;
gross , 2.023 bales ; palei 510 bales ; stock ,
8S.5CO bales ; e.\t > ortH. to Great Britain , 1,411
bales. Total today : Net receipts , 71.38J
bales ; exports , to Great Britain , 68,743
1 - ; to the continent , 17,334 bales ; stock ,
I,342,2i'i4 bales. Consolidated : Net receipts ,
25S.034 bales ; exports , to Great Britain. 140-
093 bales ; to France , 23,950 bale ? ; to the
continent , 42,832 bales. Total since Septem
ber 1 : Net receipts , 5,313,843 bales ; exports ,
to Gre.it Britain , 1,915,003 bales ; to France ,
411,023 bales ; to the continent ,371.566 balci.
New York IIry Good * Market.
NEW YORK , Doc. 21-Spot demand to
day line been on a quieter scale for cotton
good ? , bad wenther checking operations to
some extent. The tone of the market fully
an strong as before. Sellers reserved In
mrwt directions , even on goods In stock
and slow to commit themselves to forward
engagements. Some sales of regular print
cloths at both Fall River and Provldenc *
at 2 3-So and more bids In the market at
the close , with sellers declining to accept
them. Reports of retail trade here ara
good , holiday business largo. Woolen
worsted dress goods In tnodorato demand.
Collections generally satisfactory.
Oil Mnrkct.
OIL CITY , Dec. 21. Credit balances , $1.19 ;
certificates , no bids , sales or offera ; ship
ments , 46.f.si bbls. ; runs , 159,727 bbln.
SAVANNAH , Oa. . Dec. 21.-OILS-Splrits
turj > entlne , firm , 40Hc.
WILMINGTON. N. C. , Die. 21.-OIL8
Spirits turpentine , firm , 39' ' 'iT40c. Crude
turpentine , llrm , $1.20 and $2.30.
California Dried Krnlt * .
NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS Firm. Evaporated ap
ples , common , 7JTSc ; prime wlro tray. 8c ;
choice , 9fc9)ic ; fancy , lOc. Prunes , 4iflOHc ,
Apricots , royal , IKZMHicc : Moor park , 14fJ (
17c. Peaches , unpecled , 8tt12V4c ; peeled ,
18Sf20c.
Ex-Cauvlct K1IU Itliimelf.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 21. David Shea , an ex-
convict , deliberately committed suicide to
day In a rooming house by * shooting himself
In the head. In a pathetic letter left by
Shea and addressed to the editor of the
Post-Dispatch , be says ho was driven to
death" s a result of being hounded by a
private dotectlvo agency. Shea declares he
was unable to obtain work to sustain him
self honcatly and so decided to die.
Governor Smith Una Enough.
LOS ANGELES , Dec. 21. The resignation
of Andrew J. Smith , governor of the Soldiers'
homo at Santa Monica , baa been accepted , to
take effect March 31 , 1899. Governor Smith
gives as his reason for resigning that two at
tempts to take his life have been made , one
at Liavottworth , Kan. , and the other more
recently at Santa Monica. His family , he
gays , have prevailed upon him < ta retire to
private lifo.
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Carload shipments made in our own re.
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