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THE OMATTA DATLY IEE; FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wlett Olonfli On-Fonrth Oent Lower Aftor
, w. Continued Weaknois,
LIGHT RECEIPTS WORRY THE CORN SHORTS
Of ISn Car Received, Only Three Arc
of Contract f J rutin Out Market
Hull and Monotonous Provis
ions Fall After Slight ltle.
CHICAGO, Doc. C Whent was trencrally
"weak on a light shipping demand, January
cloning Via lower. Corn closed a shado to
Uo JilRhor and oatn io lower. Provisions
at tho closo worn 2Ajtt1ii Improved.
January wheat opened Hffllo to W4o
lower at 71Wo to TlVJc, Inllucnccd ly n do
ollno at IJverpool. A lilt of buying on yea
terdny'n ox port saliw, 63 carloads of wheat
and 100,000 bbls. of dour, rallied tho prlco to
71Htf714a during Uio first hour, but tho
bulgt) did not hold. OonsMcrablo Ions
wheat caino out durliiR the forenoon nnd ul
though tho afternoon saw less liquidation
tho lllvoral receipts and lack of outsldo sup
Dort kent tho prlco on the downward road
At "Oe, which was reuched about 1 o'clock,
tho markot steadied and reacted to 71c,
shorts taking profits; but tho ray of hope
thus Kiven holders was noon lost and tho
cioso wan Mtia unuer yesterday. Tho sen'
board reported 75 loads taken for exnnrt
Seaboard clearances In wheat and Hour
woro equal to 4HO.O0O bu. Primary receipts
aggregated CSS.OoO bu compared with 617,-
wj insi year. .Minneapolis and uuiutn re
ported bS3 cars, litralrist 4!fl il venr nun.
Local receipts wero lis cars, 30 of contract
cratie.
Corn was strontr all forenoon, but enjteil
off somii later In sympathy with tho wheat
weaKness. HiioriH wero still on tho anxious
seat, as today's receipts, K3 cars. Included
only 3 of contract grade, and only la earn
?ero irunsrcrrea irom unlicensed nouses,
ho wo&thor was unfavorablo for grading,
Thero was n. rood nhlnnlnir ilnmnml. Ron.
board clearances aggregated 1,'JOl.OOO bu.,
making 3,300,000 bu. for three days. Country
rfcrlns woro still small, although moro
liberal thnn thfy wero last week. Decem
ber sold botwecn 37Ho and 3Sc and closed
in higher at 37Sc .May sold between 3V,m
mYfO and 30J4o and closed u shado higher at
Oats wero ngnln very dull, prices still
plodding sleepily around tho same old beat.
May sold between 23io nnd 2.1Tfl21a and
closed Ho lower at 23c. Receipts wero 141
oars.
Provisions advanced early on light hog
receipts, a fair outnldn demand and local
buying. Later a heavy local operator
turned Boiler and most of tho early ndvnncn
was lost. January pork sold between $12.20
mm anu cioscu i'!ic over yesteroav
at J12.25; January lurd between KM anil
W.95, closing 2V5o higher at J6.2'4, and Jan
uary ribs between (6.30 and JG.35, with the
closo Vc up at $fi..T.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,! GO
fr; corn, io. cars; oais, nu cars: nogs, M,
WO head.
Tho leading futures ranged ns follows:
Artlcles.l Opon. Hlgh. Low. Closo. Tes'y.
Wheat
Dec.
Jan.
Feb.
May.
Jan.
May.
Oats
Deo.
Jan.
May.
May.
Lard
Dec.
Jan.
May, i
Jtlbs
Deo.
Jan.
May.
. 71 71',; 70 70H 71H
nytqTm fog 709I 7$
nm ""h'iv, tvm ""73
37?4Vt M 37i 37 37
38 3C; 30 MU 30
3rU 2Ct4 36?iflVi SCH 36V,
21H 21 2Hi 21' 21
""23 23T4S24 23 23?i 23Tr
12 22 12 37 12 20 12 25 12 22
12 12 13 15 12 05 12 10 12 12
717 7 20 7 12 7 17 7 17.
6 02 9.'. G 90 0 !2 0 t0
C 07 7 00 6 97 7 00 G 95
l - 6 30
630 G 33 0 30 6 35 6 27
6 37 6 42 6 3714 6 40 0 27
No. 2.
Cash quotations wero as follows:
FLOUR Steady: winter patents, 3.65ff
D.0: straights. l3.10Jr3.GO; clears, J2.90W3.30;
spring specials, 14.30; patents, 3.40a85:
Btriilehts. I3.0OHt3.4i)! Imlirrn vnm?
HiituiT-no. a, wtfavio; jmo. 2 red, 72
?OIlN-No. B, 37o No. 2 yellow, 37'
"85
nu.
JATS No. 2. .22ia23c: No. 3 nhllo V'-ffh
HAIlIiKT Pair to cholco malting, GOffi57c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, $1.6SVi1.6S?ij No. 1
northwestern, JL70; prima timothy, J4.40.
Clover, contract grade, $10.00010.25.
rilOVlSIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 111.50.
Ivcrd, per 100 lbs., 17.1501.20. Short ribs
Ides (loose), $6,G0(SG.75. Dry salted shoul
ders (poxedK $5.I7H3U2; snort clear sides
(boxed). t6.75S6.85.
WHISICY-Dasls of high wines, per ral..
11.27.
HUOARS Cut loaf. $6.15: granulated, $5.60;
confectioners' A, $5.55: off A, $5.40.
Following are the receipts and shipments
for today:
Articles. Itocelpts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls .10.000 23,000
Wheat, bu 78,000 293.C00
Corn, bu ,....l5s,(ioo 4io.ooo
Oats, bu 188,000 156,000
Ityo, bu 12,000 D.OOO
Harlsy. bu C7.000 7,000
On tho Produce exchange today tho but
ter market was qulot; creamories, 15W24Mic:
dairies, 13i20c. Cheese, nctlvo at lOUuUHc.
Kggs, aotlvo; fresh, 23c.
KBW YOIIIC Grc.NRKAb MAniCET.
Quotations of the Day on Varlons
Comniodltlrs.
NETW YORK, Dec 6.-FIXUR-Rccc!pts,
27.987 bbls.; oxports. 3,156 bbls.; sales, 7,500
pkgs.; market was less active nnd a shnde
caster, without nctual chango; winter pat
onts. $3.60.90: winter straights, $3.40S3.6.fi:
Minnesota patonts. $3.9()jM.2j; winter ex
tras, 12.COQ2.90; Minnesota baiters, $3,00i
3.25: winter low grades. $2.43tT2.(M Ityo Hour,
dull; sales, 400 bbls.: fair to good, $'.'.90(ff3.10:
cholco to fancy, $3.15&a45. Uuckwheat Hour.
ltdet. $2.15(2.20.
IIUCKWIIUAT-Dull, G0OC2c, c. 1. f., Now
York.
CORNMKAIr-Stendy: yellow western,
87c: city. ti9c; Urondywlne, $2.45iii'2.C0.
JIYI3 Klrtn: No. 2 western. CGJie. f. o. b
float; etato, 62iU63c, c, 1. f., Now York, car-
JU.iOO bu.; sales. 2,320,000 bu. futures. S0.(X)6
bu. spot. Spot, steady: No. 2 red. 73?io. f.
o. b.. afloat; No. 2 red, 7Iic, elovator; No, 1
iiorthern Duluth, 42o, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
lard Duluth, &V,io, t, o. b., atloat. Options
ost a good part of their recent Improve
ment today under disappointing foreign nd
v ces, local unloading, northwest selling, a
liberal Interior movement, poop upecula
tlvo demand and light clearances. Tho do
presslnn lusted about all day. closing tho
tnarkot weak at WV,io not decllno: sales
002 bu. J sales, 110,000 bu. future's. 96.000 bu.
"po.t-.?poi' 8tndy: No.. 2, 4G3ic elovntor,
and 46c. f. o. b nlloat. Option market at
first dovelopcd conslderablo hrmnnss on
heavy clearances, small recolpts nnd de
creasing stocks, local covering und re
utrlcted offerings of December. Subso
qunnt y, however, It eased oft with wheat
No. 2. 26Wc: No. 3. 26i0! Nn.
No 3 wlifto, 29c; track mixed western 264
mVAo: track, easy. 2SHWlc. Options slow
and about steady.
i,ICErstendX)AomcsUe' tar to extra, 4i
CitiWo: Jutmn, 4i06c, ' 71
PKANUTS-Steady: fancy hand nicked.
4Q5e; other domestic, 4c. Pickcu,
POULTRY-Allvo, dull; fowls. Sc: chick
ens. 7c; turkoys. SfiSUc Dressed, dtill;
turkevs, 7fl9c; chickens, 3fTSc: fowls 3(fTRe
HOPS Quiet; stnto common to choice
1900 crop. llf21o: 1839 crop, llfllSe: old olds'
2W6c; Paclllo coast. 1900 crop, 1519c: HM
crop. 10-riMc: old olds. 2fle. " ' J
IIIDKW-Hteauy; (Julvcston. so to 23 insisu,
19a: California, 21 to 5 lbs,. 19c: Texjti
dry. 2t to 30 lbs.. 15c, ' ' Jex,,s
LKATHKR Steady ; hemlock role. Ruenos
A,75illB"t t0 henvywelght, 24g25o; acid,
WOOL Quiet; domcstlo fleece, 21026c:
Texas, 14W16c.
PROVISIONS Reef, nnn: family, $10 50
iM: nacket. $l0.00n0.50: extra Inrtln mi
$l.0d17.00. Cut meats, easy: pickled bell
lies. SWIOc: pickled shoulders, SXflfic:
pickled hams. 6HC Inrd, tlrmer: western
steamed. $7.57W: rellned. aulot: continent
17.60: Bntith America, $8.25: compound, $5.8714
?G.n0j Drcombor closed nt $7.67V-. nominal.
Pork, steady; family, $15.60Hio.50; short
clesr. $14.0OVl7.O0: mess, $12.00fll3.00.
PE1CD Steady: spring bran. $lfi00aians:
middling, $17.004M9.60; winter bran, $17.00 if
18.50: city. $10 6Mn7.00.
TALLOW-Qiilct; city, 4fflTic; country,
4jvfl7f40.
ni'TTHR Receipts, 3.CC6 pkgs.; stato
creamery. 18ji26c; Juno creamery, 1S023HO!
faetorv. 1215Hc.
CHEKSB-Rfcelpts, -7.015 pkgs.: Arm;
urBe, September, llUoj small, September,
IIARLHY-Steady: feeding. 42ft46c. c. 1. f
llurTalo; malting, 53ifrG3e. c. j. f Duffnlo.
HARtiHY MaLt-DuII: western. G34S72c.
int-mudi: ino. a ren January, TiiiWTSlic:
closod. 77T5ej March, 79ffSOo; closed. 79?ic
HiVyi-I?5?73. IB-lfio: rlosoO. 70Uo; December
77ji'f77ic: closed, 77ic.
CORN nwcillts. 124.KIM llll . nvnnrta im -
? u "'"""..""cnnngeii; May c osed,
OATS Rece nts. 46.200 bo. Snnf 7n.i.,.
llttc; large, late made, l&H10Xc; small
mm mnuc, iic.
I.' r m u tinMAint. vo 1. . n . .
crn, n-gular packing, at mark, 22Xt26:
wcrtii-rn, ifiss on, iwc,
MKTALS--Thn fenturn of the metnt it
partment was tho decllno In tin to $27.26W
27.7u, with tho market finally weak In tone.
Tho loss was tho result of decidedly weak
cables, these showing a drop of 3 In Lon
don, later making tho lowest point reached
slnco tho mtddlo of January. Copper,
though 5s higher In London (72 7s Gil), was
very quiet locally at $17 for Lake Superior
mm m.o.'i. ior oasiing copper. l,el con
tinued quiet at $4.374. Spelter, weak, with
iiirwicr occnne, ciosel on tile DOSIS or H.z
ai.M. .-uu:e reported a loss In London o
2s Cd to 18 17s fid. Tint Iron ninrUpl nf -thi
country ruled quiet and without material
cnungc.
OMAHA WllOI,i:SAI,i; MARKET.
Conditions of Trade nnd Quotations
on Slfiple mid 1'nnoy Produce.
KOOS-Recelpts. light; good stock, 21JT23C
LIVH POULTRY Hens, r.5V4c: roosters,
o'mc; spring cnicxens, liwnci uucKS, 6fc1f6C
geese. b!i(ic', turkeys. 6W7c.
MtRHII DRKSSKD POL'Il'RY-Hons, fttj
ujc; ruosiers, iiioc; uucks nnu geese, I'lfha,
spring chickens, per lb., U',ifj7c; turkeys
8ftSV4c.
OAMIC Prnlrlo chickens, per doz $5,001?'
5.50: mallard ducks, per doz., $3,001(3.50;
teal, $1.50l.75; mixed, $1.50til.76; jnck-
Biupi-s, quan, i.w; jacK raublts,
Rt'TTIill Common to fair, 12c; choice,
jo'iiujcj separator, aoc; gatuereu creamery
I'RKSH OYHTKR8 Mrst grade, solid
packed, Now York counts, per can, 3Sc; ex
tra scluctH, 32c; standards, 2sc; medium. 20c.
Second grade, slack filled, New York
counts, per can, sic; extra selects, 26c
stnmlurds, 20c; bulk standards, per gal.
PinUONS Live, per doz., 30c.
VKALS- Choice. 9lfle.
1 1 AY Prlco quoted by Omaha Wholesale
nny ueniers association: unoico upland,
$10.00; No. 1 upland, $9.50; medium, $9.00:
coarse, $S,G0. Ryo straw, $6.59. These prices
nro for hay of good color and quality. Do-
nmnu mir, receipts, a cars,
OATH No. 3 white, 26c.
CORN No. S. 32c
RRAN $13.50. U
VKQETAHLES. ')
TURNIPS-Pcr bu. basket, BOo.
U15KT8 Per bu., GOc.
CARROTS Per bu., 50o.
l.KTTUCK-Per doz., 30085a
RAD1SH1C3 Per doz.. 30o.
I1KANS Wax, por 1-3 bu. baskete, $1;
string. 90c.
POTAT012S-rer bu., 4(SC0oj Idaho, per
Ull. IOC.
SW13BT POTATOKS-Per bbl., $2.0O8'2.25.
CAHHAOli Holland seed. 2c.
TOM ATOKb California, per 4-bosket
cruio. .-.
ONtONB-Per bu.. 90c.
CKI.I5IIY filllfiirnln nn in lrr VJimKn.
CAULIPLOWKR-Callfornla, per orate, $3.
FRUITS.
PI3ARB Per box. $2.00g2.23.
ORAPrCS-SIalnga, per keg, $6.6007.60.
Arriba isative, Tocihji.mj per bu.; per
iiiji,, euHiern, M.wi4.ib; uaurornia
llellflowers, per box, $1.40'il.50.
CRAN HURRIES Hell nnd Rin-ln. JO nnr
uui.; jcrsoys, irar inn,, : per crate, $..7S.
IllUl'lUAli Dltt'IlB.
ORANGES California Meedllnim. M.7S!
navnlfl. 3.i71! Atnv1rran M Rrt Tlnf-lrlna ti
LEMONS California, extra fanev. ixKftS'
BANANAS Por bunch, according to size.
FIGS California, new cartons, $0c; lay
ers, 75c.
DATES-Porcslan, In 60-lb. boxes, 5c per
1U.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIDES No. 1 nreon. 7c: No. 5 rrin.
Co; No. 1 salted, 8c; No. 2 salted, 7c:
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. SHc! No. 2 veal
i'u.11. 12 10 in ior.. oAci urv ninen. K31"
sheep olts. 25Ii75c: horso hldos, $1.6092.25.
, NUTS-Engllsh walnuts, per lb 13c; fll-
hertH. lirr ill., l.tof nlmntlfln rur 1K m-'-irt.
raw peanuts, iter lb., 6fi5Ho; roasted, 0$,$
7Hc: Hrazlls, 13c; pecans. lO-nc.
iiupiKi-uoioraoo. .i-soction case, $3.75.
CIDER-Por bbl.. $3: per half bbl.. 13.
SAUERKRAUT Per hid., ilt t,r knlf
UMIIIHTSIAH DECORATIflNH.
TREES 1 to G ft., ner doz.. $2: 6 to S tt..
per doz., $2.50; 7 to 9 ft., pnr doz., $3.60; 8 to
11 ft., $4.50; 12 to 24 ft., each $2.00(IM.50.
EVERGREEN WREATHING Per 20-yd.
coll. SI.
HOLLY AND CALYX WTIRATTTR Pr
aoz.. ii.ou.
IIOLLY RRANCHES Per 60-lb. case,
ft.uv, iil'i- uui l.wy(J.W.
auiNu iNt-jiuuiji-j pines Per doz., $2.50.
MISTLKTOE-I'cr 6-lb. box, $1.50.
St, t.nnln Crnln unit Provisions.
WT T.nTYTCS Tlrt fl WHLim T A.
No. 2 red. c.isdi. elovntor. TOTte; frnnlt T2il
auiiv, uminucr luftic; January, no: aiay,
69c: No. 2 hard, 670V4c
CORN Weak; No. S hard, 36(0370; track,
3Cifi37o;; December, 35c; January, 33ci
OATS Firm: No. 2 cash. 2fc; track, 24V4c;
December. 23Wc: Mav. 24io: No. 2 wlihfl.
.ilYE-FIrm nt 50e.
FLOUR-Stendy; patents, $3.6033.65; extra
lancy anu siraignis, J.iu'flj.aj; clears, yi.n
O3.10.
SEEDS Timothy, firm, at t4.00a4.60; flax,
liu uiarnui.
CORNM EATj Steady, t2.
HAY Strong: tlmothv. tl0.2513.50: nral-
ric, lugner. hi iu.ouwh.uv.
WHISKY Steady, $1.27.
JIEM1' TW1NK-SC
RAGGING 7QTic
PROVISIONS Pork, steadv: lobhlne. 113
T.nr1 Ilninlnnllt' 7 Hi-w unit menlu irvA
firm: extra shorts, ts.25: clear ribs ami
clear sides, $3.60. Racou (boxed), steady;
extra shorts, $8.25; cleur ribs and cleur
sides, $3.60.
METALS Lend, UUII, tt.Z2Vjf4-23. gpei.
POULTRY Quiet: chickens. Gc: turkevt.
5'4c: young, GUc; ducks, 7c; geese, 6Hc.
RUtTER-Dulf; creamery, 18y25o; dairy,
IMi'JOc.
EGGS Higher nt 22c.
RECEIPTS Flour. 5.000 bbls.: wheat 36.-
000 bu.: corn. 78,000 bu.; oats, 17,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 13,000 bbls.; wheat,
18,000 bu.; corn, 39,000 bu.; oats, 18,000 bu.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 6. WHEAT Suot. No.
1 California, steady, 6s 2'4d; No. 2 rod west
ern winter, nrm, ea u; io. 1 normnrn
spring, steady. Gs 3d. Futures, quiet; De
cember. 6s mid; March, 6s Hd.
CORN Snot. Ann: American mixed, now.
4s lftd. Futures, steady: Docember, 4sllV4d;
Jnnuary, !!nl0d; March, 3s9lJd,
1'isab-uatmciian, os b'4u.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, steady nt
Ss Gd.
HOPS at Loudon (Puclflc coast), steady
at 2 6s$?i:3 6s.
provisions Heot, extra India mess,
dull at 67s 9d; prlmo mess, nominal at 65s.
Pork, prime mess western, firm nt -72s.
Hams, short cut. 11 to 16 lbs., steadv at 46s
Cd, Racon, Cumberland cut, 16 to 30 lbs.,
strong at 4Ss; long clear middles, light, 39 to
35 lbs., Ilrm nt 48s Gd; long clear middles,
heavy, 40 to 45 lbs., steady nt 4b's3d; short
bellies, 11 to 1G lbs., firm nt 57s Gd; shoul
ders, square, 11 to 13 lbs., strong at 34s;
short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., firm at 43s 3d.
Lard, prlmo western, In tierces, steady,
38s Gd; American rullncd, In palls, steady,
S9s d.
HUTTER Finest United States, oulet nt
PCs; good United States, dull nt'81s6d.
1 nui,u v rirm; primo city, .SHtsa; Aus
tralia, In London, sternly, 27s 3d.
CHEESE Easv: American finest whttn
61s Cd; American finest colored, 62s Gd.
Kansas City (ii-nln nnd Provisions,
KANSAS CITY. Dec. G. WHEAT De-
onmlial IPltfrt Xlnif WL' a o l, Xt. 11
hard, C60G7Uc; No. 3, 63H?6Cc; No. 2 rod,
C9c: No. 3. CM(63c.
t'OUN December, ssic; May. 34V45f34Sc;
cash. No. 2 mixed, 33ic; No. 2 white, 35c;
No. 3. 3i4c.
OATH NO. 2 White, 25C
RYE No. 2. 4CVie.
HAY-Chnlce timothy. $10.00dHO.GO: eholca
prairie, $9.6039.75.
RUTTUR-Creamery, 1923c; dairy, fancy,
17c.
EGGS Firm; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock, 21o doz., loss off, cases returned; new
wiim-wfioii ctujt'H inciuueu, c more,
RECEIPTS-Wheat. 75.200 bu.: corn. 35.200
bu.: oats. 7.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 93,200 bu.; corn. 17,
600 bu.; oats, 3,000 bu.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 6. WHEAT Wntrlv
nctlvn; cash und December, 76',4c,t May,
CORN Strong: cash ond December. 39',C!
January, 3Sc: May, 37?ic.
OATS-Cash nnd December. 23o: Mav.
5Ue.
HYE-rao.
CLOVERSEED Cash, 1S99 prime, $6.30;
December, $0,721-,; March, $6.82',4.
Plillndelphln Product- MnrUet.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. G. RUTTER
Good demand: fancy western creamery, 26c;
lunuy wewicru pnniH. iso,
EGGS Firm; frcBh nearby, 29c; fresh
western, 29o; fresh southwestern, 28c; fresh
southern. 27c.
I'lUsESE Firm: New ork full creams,
fancy small, lH4n; New York full creams,
fulr to choice, lOVlWUic.
Mlniienpolla AVbent Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dor- IVW1I1?ATPnli
72Hc: December, 72Ho; May. 74io, On track:
No. 1 hard. 74Uo; No. 1 northern, 72V4c; No.
2 northern, 7liic
FLOUR First patents, $I.OOffrt.lO: second
patents, .75'rf3.5: flrst clears, $2.$OIf2.S0:
second clears, $2.P3ii2.15.
RRAN-In bulk. $ll.WTf 11.75.
nuliith Mnrkrt.
DULU'nr. Dec. 6. WHEAT .No. 1 hard
cash, 71Vic; No, 3 northern, 71Uc; No. 2
northern, 62igG9oj No. 3 spring, 63c: No. 1
hard, to arrive, 75Hc: No. 1 northern, 72Ho;
CORN None.
OATS-23UB2JHC
Peoria Mnrkrt.
PEORIA, Dec. 6.-CORN-Steftdy; rew
No. 3. SlPie.
OATS Firm ; No. i white. 21c, billed
, WH18KY-On tho basis of $1.27 for fin
isneu gooas.
MlliTnukee Grnln Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Dee. 6.-WHEAT-
oieiiii, imo. 1 nortnern, itwsi 10c; rso. i
northern, 70f73ijc.
RYE Firm: No. 1, 61c.
RARLEY Steady; No. 2, 69o; sample, 42
MOVEMENT! OF STOCKS AD IIOSDS
Attempt to Renrvr Stock Speculation
for 11 Rise Evriilniill v Fulls.
NEV' YORK. Dec. 6. A determined of-
jnri wan manifested In tho stock marKet
to start n rpnntvul nf urinniiliitlnn fnr n
rise. In the early dealings thero wai a
fair degreo of success attending tho effort
under tho Intluenco of striking gains. In a
, biocks. ciircngin persisted in a iew
stocks throughout tho day, but It was off
set during the latter part of tho day by
iHiuuuy siriKing losses in some or 1110 lend
ing specialties. A lnrgo part of tho list
fell back to about Inm tiluht's level and
wavered In an uncertnln way until tho
closing, which was generally easy. The
rally In this market late yesterday wni
uiKcn us a cuo ny me l.onuon marKet inn
afternoon. Foreign markets have shown n
growing disposition of littd to follow Wall
stroct'n lead, and the rally yesterday after
noon wns pronounced by some observers as
5H10 to manipulation, with tho purpose of
Inviting buying of Americans in London
todny. If this were tho purpose It was
successful, for London bought stocks hero
nt tho even, helping tho rise. There wa.-t
i coniddcrablo short Interest n n. result of
wio wcuxness of tho market curlier In tho
week, which proved vulnerable to tho
rather Imposing show of strength this
morning and tho covering movement helped
tho rise. Even nmong those stocks whl 'It
wero afterward tho weakeHt thero wero
spmo conslderablo gains during tho carlv
Strength, both Rtlr-np tinil Tutinnuiinn f,till
getting up about a. point. Quito ii number
i iiiiiiorinni eiocks acmoved gains or
nenrly a point, but a careful scrutiny of
V1" "lumui nnuweu mat tno movement nn
day WaH dlntlnntK. nno nf anr-1ul utnntfM
The low-priced non-dlvldend paying rail
road stocks were the favorites, and cspc-
ciuny mo i;nes and tho Wubash Issues,
both stocks and bonds. Notn.ng authorl
ttttlvo cou d bo learned to rxnlnln this
movement, which rumor nttrlbuted both to
miying ior vnnderbllt control und to Join
tno plans fnr I'onrollilnllnn mi, I Ihrrairh
trafllo
nou t exicnueu 10 over 2 points in Erie first
preferred nnd to R4 In Hccond preferred,
and both closed at about tho top, being
practically thn nnlv Mtni-ku in tlm lid in
do so. Resides theso stock.i thero wero up-
t ! i ' miiiy siucKs i.eiiing miner w
Which wero ndvnnriil from n 1ml in mm
win n nan. at. josepu & Unind Island
llrnt preferred Jumped 5 points on ptus
pects of ' a dividend lncrenso. Tho Green
llay & estern Issues wero strong, though
tho principal activity was In tho debenturo
Rs. bugar was active and apparently tho
traders wero seoklng to relieve their fosses
on til 11 bull slrln liv il 1oi- nn
circulated a report of tho serious Illness of
tho president of tho company, which was
denied. i..o stock fell an extreme Si, and
.l,08l'd only slightly better at a net loss of
2i. Tentiesseo Coal was even moro ac
tively altooted and fell nltogoincr 6i to CI,
iiwaiuK ui inu inwesi wun a loss or 4li oil
the day. A report was confidently dissemi
nated that It had been determined to pass
tho next dividend on thn stnnlr. Tho In.
crenso on tho dlvldond rato for the half
year on uenver & Jllo urando preferred
from 2 to 2V4 per cent caused a lato nd-
vanco in mat piock or 1 nnd In tho com
mon Stock Of Wi. This cnimml n nvimu.
t..etlo hardening In tho market, but prices
did not hold In tno fnco of the renewed
weakening In thn snecIaltlrH. Th prit trim
110 appreciable chango In tho money mar
ket conditions. Tho bond market was ac-
uvo aim consistently strong, many low
grade Junior nnd contingent Interest bonds
advancing strongly. Total sales, par value,
$6,425,000. 1. ntted States now 4s declined si
per cont on tho last cull.
'inn loiiowim; are tho closing prices on
me new imn niocn excimnge:
Atchison
. 31 Wabash
. fc3,4 do pfd
, 80ft W. & I j. E
, .V-H do 2d pfd
, 58Ji Wis. Central
, 37 Third Avenue ....
, Hd R. & O. pfd
,135 National Tube ..
, H, do prd
, 67 Adams Express.,
, i)7',4 Am. Express ....
,16714 U. S. Express....
,114(i Wells-Fargo Ex..
, GOUAmer. Cot. Oil...
, 7 1 do pfd
, 43 Amor. Malting ..
, iVA do pfd
llSKAmer. H. & R....
1S3 do pfd
, 2i'i Amer. Spirits ....
79t5 do pfd
, IPH Amer. S. H
, 4t do pfd
,179 Amer. S. & W....
, 16 do pfd
, 2SAmer. Tin Plate..
124U do pfd
mt Am. Tobucco ....
, 41 I do pfd
36 Ana. Mln. Co....
107 iRrk. Rap. Tr
21214 Colo. F. & I
83 .Con. Tobacco ....
108' do pfd
1G7 .Federal Steel ....
, 13 do pfd
0 'Gen. Eloctrlc ....
99 Glucose Sugar ...
M'4 do pfd
411,i;lnfn' Paper ....
13 do pfd
37 Laclede Ga3
HS'i Nat, Biscuit
,14214 do pfd
42(5 National Lead ..
tl I do pfd
7l,lNatlonnl Steel ..
i'Al do pfd
23 N. Y. Air Rrake..
48 1N0. American ...
70 Pacific Coast ....
142l do 1st pfd
20 do 2d pfd
do nfd
Raltlmore & O..
Can. Pncllic
Can. Southern .,
dies. & Ohio....,
Chicago G. W...
C. H. & Q
Chicago I. & L.,
uo pru
Chicago & E. I.
Chicago & N. W.
u., it. 1. & p...,,
C. C. C. & S. L.
Colo. Southern .
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd.
Del. & Hudson..,
Del. L. & W
Den. & Rio G...,
do Did
Erie
do 1st i) fil
Gt. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coul
Hocking Valley.,
Illinois Central..,
Iowa Central ....
do pfd ,
L. E. & W
do nfd
Lako Shore
Louis. & Nash..,
Manhnttnn L
Mot. St. Ry
Mox. Central
Minn. & St. L....
do nfd
Mo. Pacific
Mobile & Ohio..,
M., K. & T
do nfd
N..J. Central
N. Y. Central
Nor. & West
do nfd
No. raclflc
do nfd
Ontario & W
O. R. & N
do nfd
Pennsylvania ....
Reading
uo 1st pfd
do 2d ii fd
u-vi i-acinc Man
1?
People's tins .
Pressed S. C.
do pfd
Rio G. W
03
do nfd
88
St. L. & S. F
Pullman P,
C.
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
Rtnnd R. &
T.
4HJ
s&
126
17
120
41
18
g;
sugar ....
St. L. S. W
do nfd.
do nfd
Tenn. C. &
I..
St. Paul
U. S. Leather.
do pfd
do pfd
U. S. Rubber..
do pfd
Western Union
St. P. & Omaha..
So. Pacific
So. Railway
do nfd
Amnl. fjonpor
Tex. & Puclllc...
uupuoiio 1
& S.
Union Pacific ....
do pfd
. O. C. & St. Jj.
do pfd
Thfl rnilimArilnl A ,li-nillani.'a T
financial cablegram says: The markets
hero were fiinilArntMir unllt-i nmt nl,aaw)
today, it Is understood that tho prosent
session of Parliament will authorize no new
bond Issue, but merclly voto a supplemen
tary estimate, leaving to tho February soj
slon tho exercise of fresh borrowing pow
ers. A sovero s-torm interrupted cnblo com
munication with Paris, which, perhaps, ac
counted for tho steadiness of tlntos. Now
ork meanwhllo bought Anacondas. The
Amerlcun dopnrtmont was good all day,
the nntlvltv lutliif hntvanu. mulnli.
ders from Now York. Erlo Issues led buoy-
mmy, oiu i.oiuion uiu lime, distrusting tho
uiiiui yi uuiiiK y iiuw um ucnirill nnd
Pennsylvania Interests, It was reported
that the ixrhniur Imtwlti 1, a imnn , .. 1.
mnlnly by government departments, thus
usslstlng tho money market, Tho Rank of
ll.nnnl .nl.nJ I . r. I I .. .11. .....
ji-,iHi mioiu iw jjiiiuuiuiii uiscouni rato
from 4 to 6 per cent.
London Stock Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons., money .... 7WiN. Y. Contral.,.,147
do ncct 97U-16.Erlo 17
Atchison
40l
do 1st nfd
1174
Can. Puclflo ..
St. Paul
Illinois Central
. 8U
.131
.121
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
Grand Trunk ...
Anaconda
Rand Mines
1
LoiilBvlllo -.. g:
Union Pacific pfd 8?tl
10,
40
RAR SILVER Steadv nf sn .mr
ounce.
MONhif-20214 per cent: the rato of dis
count In tho open tnarkot for short bills.
3 per cent; for three inunths' bills, 3 15-16
Xerr York MlnliiK Stocks.
NEW YORK. Deo. 6 Th fnllnwln nr.
the closing quotations for mining snares
today:
Chollar 10
Ophlr
.. GO
.. 10
. l'tt
..700
.. 21
..290
.. 17
.. 20
.. 11
rown Point in
Plymouth
Con. Cal. & Va... 15
Dead wood M
Gould fe Currle.. 47
Quicksilver
no pro
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Union Con
Yellow Jacket ,
Brunswick ....
Hale a Nororors. 11
Homestako G300
iron Silver 80
Mexican 15
Ontario GOO
Ilmik Clenrlniia.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6,-ClearIngs, $236.
76.220; balances, $7,363,377.
CHICAGO. Dec. G. Clearlncs. !23.2J.1:
nninncca, jsa.iiu; posted excimnge, Jl.fC'-,
CJ4.SCH: Now York exchange, 15c discount.
HAUi i.Miiuii. uec. 0. clearings, $4,57' ,
!2: balances. $469,782.
ST. LOU114. Dec. 6. Clearlmrs. H.700flt9!
balances, $713,021; money, 48,7 por cent;
New York exchange, 60o discount bid. 40o
discount nsked.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 6.-Money, per
ccm: icw itorg exenange, (jo premium
clearings, $3,304,100.
PHILADEIiPlHA. Deo. . Clearings, $16,
vuj.iuj; uaiances, j,441,mi.
Ncvr York .Money Market,
NEW YORK. Dec. fi. MONEY On cntL
firm at 45j5!4o: last loan, 6 per cent; prime
inercnniun paper, 41H4 tier cam,
uTPiM.tvvi tiV-Mii iwnf uni,. H.ltf.
u.i,,iiiiiir J.-V-l lliv.iu" iivd,, null
actual business In bankers' bills at Jl.SoHy
j.tuH ior nemniid nnd nt i.aiV4 ior sixty
oays: posiea rates, $1.8274 anu $4.Mift; com
lliercial bills, $4.o4.81.
SILVBR-Ccrtlflcutea, 6IS3c; bar, G4c
Mexican dollar, an.i-
ROND8 Government, weak; state, Inac
tive; railroad, strong.
The closing prices on oonds today are as
ioiiows;
V. S. ref. 2s, rcg,
do coupon ......
do 3s, rcg
do coupon
do new 4s, reg.,
do coupon
do old 4s, reg,.
do coupon
do 6s, reg
do coupon
,10114 N. Y. C. Is..,....,
,105 N. J. C. e. 6s....
,109 No. Pacific 3s...,
,109 do 4s ,
137 N Y C & 8 L 4s.,
137 N. & W. con. 4s,
114 Ore. Nav. Is
115 do 4s
11.1 O. S. L. Gs
,109
,127
, 70
,103
1UIJ
90
1U
102
12'
27S
4
00U
113 do cons. Gs......
,117
D. of C. 3 65
12114 Rending gen. 4s.,
102 R. O. W. 1
&8', St L & I M c. 6s.,
10Sh St Ii & 8 F g. 6s,
,101 St. Paul cons
120 St. v.. C. & P. Is
139 do 6a
118 So. Pacific 4s
, Ul
Atcn. gen. 4s
do nilj. 4s
Can. So. 2s
C. & O. 4r4s ,
do 6s
C. & N. W. c. 7s,
do 8. .F deb. 5s,
Chicago Ter. 4s.,
Colo. So. 4s
I). & R. O. 4s....
Erlo gen. Is
F. W. & D. C. Is.
,100'
,113'
liSyi
171
,119
121
IS)!
P.T,4So. Railway 5s
81
H. R. .1 T. 6s...
70
114
78
101 M
Tox. & P. Is...,
irV io -3
774 Union Paclllo 4s.
do 2s.
Gen. Electria 5s..
In. Central Is
139
HI
101
Wnbash Is
116
do 2s
West Shoro 4s..
Wis., Central Is.
lUbVi
L. A N. mil. 4s, ,.
llj
87
M., K, &. T. 2s..
do 4s
ii-jiiwis.. wontrni is
93Vn. Centuries .
92
nnnton Stock Quntnllons.
BOSTON, Dec. G.-Cnll loans, cg4 per
cent; tltno lonns, 405 por cent. Official
closing:
... T. & S. F...,
do nfd
Union Pacific .... 71U
Union Land 2
West End 93
, 8.1V1
Amer. Sugar ....
do pfd ,
Amer. Tel ,
Vk CSV I'.IUl ?0?4
West. Electrlo ... 62
;ctrlo ... 62
4s 101
e 6Y,
tin. Co.. 2
Aicmson is iui
Adventure 6
Boston & Alb'y.,
Boston Elovatcd
,Z1
,165
IB.Ili
a ouez Min. .
Boston & Me....,
0.. B. & Q
Dom. Coal
Amnl. Copper
Atlantic
1SS
a
112
45-
Ronton & Mont.. 326
Butte & Boston.. P,0
do nfd
Federal Btoel ....
Cal. Ac Hecla... .182.1
(10 pid
Fltchburir nfd ...
70
13.8
167
115
218
13
83
12
201
2714
28?i
Centennial
16
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola ..
Parrot ...
is
25
Gen. Electrlo
do nfd
Ed. Elec III
Mex. Central ....
Qulncy
in
Mich. Telephone.
N. E. G. & C
Old Colony
Old Dominion ...
Rubber
Santa Fo Con.... 614
TiimnracK 290
Utah Mining
winona ...
Wolverines
46(i
Forelmi I'lnnnclnl.
LONDON. Dec. 6 Mnnev wn. tiVntlf il
nnd cheap today and discounts were firm
In connection with th nnvimmtn r,,r it.
fhequer bonds tomorrow and the treasury
uiun issuu. ino situation in t'aris 1.1
Watched Closely. Thorn la lim ilniiWf (tint
It wants money. In splto of supplies for
,ii'uuiiiuun us position is unsatisfactory.
House:! aro loaded up with Industrials. It
Is remurknblo that Paris has Bold consols
freely lately nnd In fear df settlement
troubles Is tnrnu-lni- ninr Tlln llnln. iti,l
other securities. Thero are rumors of all
kinds of Impending evils which woro a
sourca of gloom until they wero turned
down yesterday afternoon. Kafllrs suf-
lereu somuwimt. operators would havo
sold more had they hold them, but tho
hOldllHrs Climn frnni I.nlulnn tnni- nirii
Whether this all means that gold will go
10 nuiira remains 10 no seen. Business cn
tho Stock exchange hero today wns dull.
except In the case of Americans. Consols
nuruencu nnu nigii-ciaes securities were
weak. Erles continued In Ktrnntr ilrmaml
Atchison common was depressed owing to
tho absence of n. dlvldotul. I'riifnre.np, rnsn
nppreclablj-. For Grand Trunks preferred
inrro wiu-j sumo uemanii, 'ine tope 01
niiuiiiaii in nnu mo iintos was goou on
Paris sunnort. Gold iimmlnm irm imntii1
ns follows: Buenos Ayres. 130.20; Madrid,
33.33; Lisbon. 37.60; Homo, 6.72. Spanish 4s
ciuHi-u 111 os-jt. 1110 weoKiy name statement
of the Bank of England shows tho follow
ing ennnecs: 'loioi reserve, tiecrcuie.
VJ0; circulation. Increase, 313,000; bullion,
ni'crcuse, 3.uis,w3; oiner securmcfi, de
crease. XToS.OOO: other deposits. Increase,
902,000: public deposits, decrease, 1,1127,000;
iiniea reserve, ur crease, tiui.wu; govern
mont securities. Increase. 6SI.O00. The nro
portion of tho Rank of England's reserve
10 iiauniiy is iijtm per cent; last weelt it
was 42.76 nor cent.
BERLIN, Dec, ,6. Prices wero firm on
tho bourso today and business wns ouleter.
Americans wero harder. Spanish 4s recov
ered. Russians wero in good demand and
locnl shares were maintained. Exchaugu
on London, 20m 43nfg for chocks. Dis
count rates: Short bills, 3 per cent; three
months' bills, 4 per cent.
PARIS. Deo. C. The weekly statement of
tho Rank of France shows tho following
changes: Notes In circulation. lncrcn-A.
6,025,000 francs: trensury accounts current,
decrease, tciw.wu irnncs goia in nana, de
crease, 650,000 francs; bills discounted, de
crease, 130,450,000 francs; silver In hand, d
creasa. 2.075.000 francs. Three ner cent
rentes, lOlf 474c for tho account: exchango
on London. 2of 10c fur checks; Spanish 4s
cio;en at tei.w.
OALClTrA. Dec. 6.-Tho rate of d scount
of the Bank 01! Bengal was raised totfay
rrom 4 to t per cent.
Condition of (he Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho $160,000,000 gold
reserve, In tho division of redemption
shows: Avallablo cash balance, $137,465,627;
gold, $93,99S,397,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Dec 6. COTTON A mutual
truce oxlsted In today's market between
bulls and bears, whllo tho speculative pub
lic maintained its attltudo of masterly In
activity. Influences nt work wero not of
vital Importance and left no room for tho
formation of new conclusions. No offort
was mado by either sldo to dominate prices,
which, accordingly followed a narrow rut.
The market opened steady, with Initial
sales showing an advance of 2 points to n
decllno of 1 point. For n long time there
was barely 1 point additional variation and
up to midday the market was sadly neg
lected by tho trade In general. In tho early
afternoon the situation wus brightened iv
litt'.o by room buying and scattering pur
chases for outside account, on which prices
Improved several points. Spirited trading,
however, at no tlmo obtained, and at most
fluctuations wero stow and destitute of spe
cial significance. Spot closed dull; mid
dling uplnnds, 10 3-liic; middling gulf,
10 7-lGc; sales, 180 bales. Futures closea
barely steady; December. 9.82c; January,
9.76c: Februnry. 9.71c: March. 9.67c; April,
9.62c; May, 9.67c; June, 9.55c; July, 9.61c;
EX'picmner, a.iisc; August, a.Ziio.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6. COTTON-Qulet:
salco, 370 bales: middling. 9 13-16o; recolpts,
11.43S bales; shipments, 10,317 boles; stock,
61,981 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-COTTON
Qulot: sales. 3.950 bales: ordinary. 8 13-lGc:
good ordinary, 8 13-lCc; low middling, 9 7-16c;
initialing, a la-itsc; Bnu nuuuiing, iu l-iee;
nl.l.lllii, r.iln 1A.4'n. i.nnli.ii 1 I ACQ l.nU.i
,11,11111111.1 .ml. 4V73W, ivi.i.Iiid, .1,-lvtj ,;ut, ti i
stock, 321,912 bales. Consolidated receipts,
not. 250,712 bales; exports, Great Britain,
19y.::S2 bales: Franco. 32.656 bales: continent.
83,608 bales; stock, S'Xi,936 boies. Futures
barely steady: Dpnember. 9.B7ii9.59c: Jan
uary. 9.53S9.Wc; February, 9.52tf0.5lc; Mnrcn,
9.52i'J.53c: April, 9.51B0.63o: May, 9.60,39.51u;
June. 9.l9fi9.51c; July, g.49f9.60c.
iiivisiu'uuii, uec. o. iTji iun spot,
moderate business, prices easier; American
v. 1 .1 . 1 1 1 . fr, I e ql.qu, ..w1 .l,1,lllnn.
ftllllllttllf, ,11.11, WllX-U-tl, KUUU ,I,111I,(IIIK,
6 21-32d; middling, C9-16d; low mlddllnif,
6d; good ordinary, 6',4d; ordinary. 4d.
Tno sales of the day were 7,000 bales, of
which 600 were for speculation and export
and Included 6,300 American; receipts, 18,000
bales, all American. Futures onenrd oulet
and closed steady. American middling I. m.
a: Decomber. S 30-6ty6 31 -64d. Boilers; De
cember and January, 6 27-0lfjfG 28-6ld, buy
ers; January and February, 6 25-64ft5 26-64d,
buyers; February and March, S23-6ld, buy
ers: March and April, 5 21-6ldi buyers; April
and May, 5 18-6l5r5 19-04d, buyers; May and
June. 5 lB-61dfa 17-64d. sellers: June and
July, 514-64(1, buyers; July and August,
Gil-Old, sellers; August and September,
wwi, uuyers.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6. COFFEE Futures
opened steady, 5 points lower, under light
room und foreign selling, Incentlvo of which
wus poor foreign mnrket news nnd burdous
of cross movement In llrnzll. The market
was qulot all day, but a shado firmer In the
afternoon, when Bhorts took profits. I.ate
French cables wero favorable. Tho close
was unlet, with nrlcrs 5 nolnts net lower.
Total unles, 22,250 lings, including: Decem-
tier. i.c; January, u.kic: Marcn, u.3(."o; May,
0.40c; August. 6.60c; September, 6.65c; Octo-
nor, ti.Kmo.ouc. Hpot, wo nnroiy sienuy;
No. 7 Invoice. 7He. Mild, aulet: Cordova.
9Q13Uc
Evaporated and Dried Fruitx.
NEW YORK. Dec. G. EVAPOIL.VTED
APPLES Demund for evaporated npplea
wns of a hund-to-mnuth character, but,
however, as tho supply continues light the
market retains its firm undertone at fully
sustained prices; Btuto common was quoted
at from 465c: prlmo, 4tViVic; choice, fWt
Gc: fancy, Ciilc.
, CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Inactlve
but steady at nominally unchanged prices.
Prunes were quoted from SHQSVic per lb.,
a to slzo and duality. Apricots, Royal, 11
f(14c; Moor Park, I5i16c. Peaches, peeled,
l20c; unpecled, oaoc.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Choice
Oattla of All Kindt Held
rully
Steady
Common Gradet Dnll,
HOGS FIVE TO SEVEN AND A HALF HIGHER
Very Ferr Fnt Sheep Offered Today
nnd Lambs Were a Little Lower,
"While Feeders Showed LI
tle or Ifo Chance.
. SOUTH OMAHA, Dec,
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogn. SI
OlTlclal Monday 2.783 3.693
Official Tuesdny 3 894 7,869
Official Wednesday 3,188 9,198
Ofllclal Thursday 3,391 9,004
6.7
4,212
1.4
Four days this week.... 12,768 29,764 17,iJ0
Samo days last week.... 8.897 36,662 15.850
gamo week before 17,112 37,711 23,3il
game three weeks ago.. 18,253 25.C61) 22,j10
Samo four weeks ago.... 7,756 17,066 15,926
Average price paid for hogs for the labt
-.v... uu)8, wun comparisons.
I 1W0. 1 18 99. 11893. 11897. 1896. 11S95.18M
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
15..
4 82'
4 Mi
S 41
I 39
43
4
4 45
16
S 18
17..
18..
4 8214
4 7S
!Z5
3 111
4 48
4 tl
3 14
S 16
19.
20.
21.
22.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
t 18
4
if
4 76
3 15
24
3 42
t 38
3 41
4 Tl
4 41
23..
4 78
S3l
4
21
3 21
4 40
4 26
25..
20..
27..
3 16
1 4
4 87'.
4 76
1 31
3 25
3 32
3 38
3 19
3 09
3 60
Jov.
Nov.
3 43
4 30
4 40
4K
4 41
28.,
29..
30..
1...
2...
3...
4...
6...
6...
4 70
4 esji
62
3 37
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
3 40,
I
3 35
3 42
3 39
3 39
3 38
4 es
4 571
4 77ii
84
3 23
4 47
3 16
3 09
4 38
4 27
Dec.
4 35
-rn.alclt.s Sunday. Indicates holiday.
u,uuwi in today by each road was:
r- it u trAM ui.,.. tu...
n mm . r . V.tl.V(t.-..lWn,lJtl , 1 . CCn.
$ 90 3 35 $27
3 84 3 35 3 31
3 87 3 36 J 32
3 86 3 35 3 $2
3 21 3 34
t 81 t 84
3 89 J 31
3 86 3 $7 3 39
JS5 $44 $27
3 S3 3t 3 27
3 77 3 38 3 30
23 3 21
3 76 3 28
3 73 3 20
8 68 3 19 S 30
3 71 S 21 3 27
3 74 3 25 3 23
3 76 8 28 3 25
3 29 3 19
3 81 3 29 3 21
3 80 3 37
3 S6 3 35 3 25
18 1 ..
2
6
21 .. 1
5
24 i
7 1..
22 1 1
"5 i ,.
i
10 4
1
125 9 2
p. & St. L. Ry.. ...... 1
Mo. Pacific Ry
Union Pac. System... 68
C. & N. W. Ry i
F., E. & M. v. It. R.. 21
C., St. P.. M. & O. Ry. 4
R. & M. R. R. It.... SO
C-, R. & Q. Ry.... . 6
K. C. & St. .1. ....
C, R. I. & v.. east.. 1
C R. I. & P.. west.. 5
Total receipts ....127
Tho disposition nf
ns folIowH, each buypr purchuBlngr the num-
uui uruu niuicaicu;
Ruyers. Cattle. Hogs.
, Oh'p,
omaiia Packing Co 87
O. H. Hammond Co 136
Swift and Company 328
Cudahy Packing Co 902
Armour & Co 303
Armour &, Co., S. City
1,129
1,682
1,681
2,067
1,711
783
837
642
R. flecker & Dcean 171
Vansant & Co 69 ....
J. L. Carey 19
McCrearv & rrinrv m
W. I. Stephen 1
Henton & Undorwood... 116
Huston & Co in ....
Livingstone & Schaller... 64
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 151
H. L. Dennis & c:n icn
Other buyers sci
Held over 257
lotals 2,990 8,932 1,238
UAl I lilC Thprn rvni n rnlrlt. rmsiA i.,,,.
or cattlo hero today for n Tluirsdnv. hut
the market Wan In o-nml nhnn.i nn Iia l,ll..
minis 01 00111 iui cuitio ana reeders. Tho
cornfed steers were In good domand If the
quality wns satisfactory and they sold at
good steady prices ns compared with yos-
leruay. -ino naif fat stuff, howevor. was
un Biow saio as ever ana sellers in som
cases experienced some difficulty in gettlnj
what they called steady prices. That kin,
or cattle, though, sell very unevenly. A
uuncn 01 cnnice steers ana lienors sold as
high as $j.40, which looked fully stcnJy
nii 1110 wuy came nave ocen selling 01
late.
Thero wero about thirty mra nf stuff
on salo today, and tho market on tho better
Miuuta 01 cows or nouers was steady and
tho demand In good shape. Thero wero a
good, many common cows offered nmi m
such tho market was mean. Buyers bid
very unoyenly on them, but as a general
thing sellers had to take less money for
mem man tney would nave brought yes
terday. Thn market on that r.luai nf (-nttl.
was rather draggy.
ine supply ot gooa reeders was father
limited today, nnd as biivern all wnnin!
a few they paid good strong prlcns In prder
to get them. The domand from tho coun
try, while not heavy. Is fully equal to the
supply bo far as choice cattle are con
cerned. Tho less desirable grades are hold
ing Just about steady, nnd the some may
be said of stockers and calves. Stock cows
and heifers aro also showing very little
change. There Is a good demand for stock
bulls and the market Is good and strong.
There ware not manv wemtern rgtim
cattle on sale, though several cars of Texas
stuff urrlved which sold at Just about
steady prices. The western cow stuff and
feeders also sold In Just about yesterday's
notches, unless It be the cholco heavy
weight feeders, which sold a little stronger.
xiepresciiiuuvc nnira
ti !."- tr
BEEF
STEERS,
No.
Av.
, 830
740
, 1150
960
1083
8S0
, 1000
870
1030
, 880
1050
, 770
916
780
, 1026
940
1037
Pr.
3 50
3 75
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 05
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 25
4 26
4 30
4 35
4 40
4 60
4 '.0
No.
1
7
13
Av.
Pr.
4 60
4 70
4 80
4 80
4 83
4 90
4 95
K 05
C 05
6 10
6 10
C 10
6 10
5 20
5 20
5 40
C 60
1...
....1110
....1C93
.... 984
....1298
....1180
....1110
....1103
....1178
.... 935
....1131
....1161
1158
1176
,....1260
1364
1293
1393
1...
1...
1...
4...
19...
J
21...
18..,
7..,
41...
19..,
42...
21..,
12..
18..
18..
57..
36..
11..
1...
1...
9...
1...
1...
..1089
4 60
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
19..
814
4 45
..1234 6 40
GO ,
. 9G4
5 00
COWS.
840
783
951
1000
1 00
1
1
1
1
2
4
2
1
1
14
6
3
1
1
2
8
1
1
1
1
4
1
6
1
6
7
1
3
35
7
6
16
1
13
2
8
1
6
1
1
....1200
....1160
....1110
....1320
....1000
.... 925
....1260
....1220
....12G0
....1200
.... 930
....1166
.... 970
....1320
....1175
....1096
.... 960
....I860
....10S0
....1040
.... 990
....1040
....1100
....1090
....1001
.... 955
....1200
....1150
....1019
....1117
.... 946
....1000
....1130
....1008
....1175
....1380
.... 800
.... 923
....1200
... 960
...1330
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 20
3 20
3 20
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 26
3 25
3 i.5
3 30
3 SO
3 30
3 40
3 40
3 45
3 45
3 (0
8 60
8 65
3 65
3 GS
3 85
4 35
3 65
3 65
3 rr,
3 75
3 76
3 80
3 0)
4 45
2 00
2 10
2 10
2 10
2 10
2 25
2 25
2 40
2 60
2 50
2 50
2 60
2 50
2 65
2 iO
2 61
2 05
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 73
2 V)
2 60
2 85
2 85
2 85
2 85
2 90
2 90
2 93
2 95
3 00
8 00
8 00
3 00
3 00
1.
1.
680
1
.. 860
.. 750
.. 985
.. 945
..1170
.. 750
..1020
.. 920
.. 836
.. 940
.. 860
.. 900
.;1150
.. 970
.. 914
1
9
1
1
1
1
6
2
1
6
1
3
O
1
...1030
1 1300
1 UHU
1000
990
1176
981
1040
1270
863
920
1126
1240
4
1
9
1
...112S
...1430
... 940
1
830
1 850
6
1074
49..
962
13..
,.. 996
,..1015
,., 660
.. 060
... 730
... 600
,.. MlO
... 850
... 691
...1074
...1130
3 00
3 00
1.
9 1418
HEIFERS.
2 25
1 870
1 950
2 75
3 00
3 09
3 10
3 25
3 40
3 65
3 65
so:
20
1
12
6
1
925
480
820
, 870
910
1...
8...
9...
1...
HULLS.
....1350
2 00
2 00
2 M
2 55
2 m
2 GO
2 65
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 05
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 25
3 a
3 25
1..
....1100
....1246
3 25
3 26
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 60
I 55
3 CO
3 75
3 76
3 90
3 90
3 90
4 00
1 1470
1.
VoM
1030
1240
1210
1361
1 1520
1 1270
1 1200
1 1110
1 1270
1 1250
1310
,...1130
940
... 9
1
,1300
..1260
,..1680
...1370
,..1230
.. $70
,..1500
,..1100
,..1400
..1700
1 1160
1 1310
1..
810
1630
1460
1450
1270
660
CALVES.
1 690
2 25
200
160
180
140
130
5 30
6 50
6 60
5 76
6 00
6 00
1 270
1 270
2 50
4 60
4 60
5 00
1..
37U
2M
1
10
173
6 00
u ri lOJ o (,:
BTOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1
160
1...
740 2 60 8 672 3 00
I
J 4 16 1 790 3 CO
1 737 2 80 1 lffrtl 8 04
6 773 2 !5 1. 710 3 10
STAGS.
1 1210 4 00
STEERS TEXAS.
78 941 4 ai
COWS AND HBIFER8. . ,
13.. 1011 2 30 3 866 3 99
?5 1 957 3 60
STOCK CALVES. ... t M
10 476 3 00 1 230 4 60
STAOS.
1 1410 4 60
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
I::::::::::
1
1 ;
3
660
2 00
I
G64
830
930
600
700
640
880
690
806
890
2 60
3 00
3 00
3 25
3 25
3 60
3 50
3 60
3 M
, 650
, 95S
.-773
. 749
, 667
, 420
, 715
, 848
, 621
16
8
39
27
1
8
35
12S
3 70
3' 80
3,80
3'9J
4 00
4 00
4 30
4 40
1..
3..
2..
WVOMIKfl.
B feeders.. 678
21 cows louo
0 cows sj
3 23 155 fodrs.. 677 4 10
3 10 2 cows 1040 3 10
2 70
Nrnmavi I
8 feeders.
1 cow
C5 cows...,
2 steers...
12 cows....
3 cows.,,.
,916 3f0 1 feeder... th CO
10) 2 75
... COLORADO.
' M 3 25 21 bulls 1861 3 45
,923 2 85
William Tedor-Ncb.
, m 2 15 ,29 cows 76 2 13
, 950 3 00
II. Lommer Neb.
80 feeders.. 940 3 75
9 cows 912 2 85
1 neircr.... 700 3 10
30 heifers... 019 8 00
. , Reckwlth
26 calves'.,. 4S5 4 90
& Q Wyo.
25 heifers... 459
3 90
1 76
2 W
1 60
3 25
3 15
26 bull 1144 2 CO
16 cows 976 2 70
2 bulls 1215
13 cows.
10 cows.
992
80 COWS 811 2 00
814
A. NclB
15 cows 973 3 15
2 COWS 865 2 85
2 cows 906 2 60
-Uolo.
1 bull.....
6 cows.,,.
.1280
.1US1
D. Fratt-Mont
1
fecdors.. 970
3 90
3 feeders.. 970
3 50
3 80
3 23
2 60
3 25
3 65
2 33
2 60
3 85
4 15
3 00
2 75
2 33
1 feeder... 630
1 steer 1010
1 calf 110
3 calves... 385
2 cows 910
1 cow 870
Mullen-Colo.
35 cows 814
67 cows 995
1 stag 1000
3 feeders.. 730
13 steers.. ..1217
1 heifer.... G11)
0 cows 90S
24 cows 920
. 1 McPhee A
33 atr. Tex. 903 .1 no
2 60
3 00
5 60
3 60
iu cows ts
1 cow 810
77 feeders.. 1032
A.
2 60
2 60
4 1
15
reeiiers.. iuw
Hnnslneer Neb.
11 steers.... 763
2 75 13 feeders.. 903
3 75
, . T. W. Thatcher-Colo,
39 feeders.. 609 8 fiu
1IOQ8 Ileeelnta vera not excessive thl
morning nnd as the demand was In good
fnano the market here opened up 6a7Hc
niKiier. uuyera thought thev were tiavin
too mucn for their hogs, as Chicago re
ported the bulk there nt I4.R5tfM.95 und sell
ers at this point were holding their droves
ui i.oji'ai.Rci. Tney nnd to nave tno nogs
nuwover, unu nnauy neciuoii to pay ini
prices, Thn market was nctlvn nt the ad
vnnco and tho bulk of tho offerings changed
nanus cany ill mo morning.
Thero wns no very radical rhnnirn In the
market from Htnrt fo nnlnli. thn nrrnl nolle
pf tho hogs going at $4.824tf4.R3, with a fow
onus at J4.S7M. tho oxtrcmo cIobo may
have beon a trifle easier than tho high
time, but thero was not enough difference
to bo of any Importance, Representative
snies;
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh
16 hi
SHEEP Thero was a lleht run hnrn Inrinv
nnd receipts woro composed mostly of
lamps, a cnolce nuncli of nntlve fed Iambs
sold as high as $5.25, or about steady, but
mo western lamns sold generally a dime
lower. Tho market was not particularly
active, an packers were not anxious for
supplies, xnero wero not enough fat sheep
on salo to mnko 11 test of the market. A
bunch of native ewes brought $3.60. which
Is probably us much as thnv would imv
brought yesterday. Aside from that string
thero was very little good stuff on sale
and tho market could bo called steady to a
llttlo easier.
There were very few feeders offered in.
day. but such as wero put on salo met
with ready sale at steady prices.
wuoiuiiuns; tnoice ieu wctners, $4.00
20: fair to good fed wethem. tt RMM liv
choice grass wethers. $3.76(33.90; fair to
rood grass wethers, $3.63y3.76; choice ewes,
3.25Qi3.50: fair to cood nwrs. tx.tiam "v
choice spring lambs, $5.00?5.25: fair to good
ipnng lamDs, i4.75dfs.oo; feeder ewes, $2.25ra
1.00; feeder wethers, $3.503.75: feeder lambs.
I.004i 4.40. Representative sales:
No.
Av.
, lit
, 41
142
, 61
, 51
160
, 117
, 79
, 79
105
61
71
106
117
114
110
rs
60
72
73
Pr.
3 00
3 60
3 60
3 SO
3 90
4 00
4 00
4 25
f W
5 25
4 40
4 90
3 (7)
3 00
.3 50
3 iV
4 j0
4 00
6 U)
6 00
5 fed owes
7 Nebraska cull mixed
34 nntlvo fed owes
218 Nebraska feeding lambs
100 Nebraska focder lambs
1 wether
4 wethers
10 Iowa cull lambs
85 Iowa fed lambs
44 native fed lambs
60 Nebraska lambs
239 Nebraska fed lambs
25 old ewes
7 cull owes
214 fed ewes
SO fod ewes ,,
25 cull lambs ,
6 cult lambs
C2 fed lambs
18 fed lambs
CIIICAUO LIVI3 STOCK MARKET.
Cnttle Climb Illme Higher Hogs Go
Half That Far Sheep Stay Nteuily.
CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-CATTLE-Recelpt9,
9.500 head: strong to lOo higher; butchers'
stock strotut to shade higher: natives, best
on sale toduy, 1 carload at $6.25; good to
WiJHS. itee, 5.50fl.25; poor to medium,
$4.1O6.40; selected feeders, stronger, $.1.76U
4.60; mixed stockers, toady, $2.254f3.75i
XSjJL2;651?: $2-70ff4.50; canners.
$2.00.65; bulla, $2.6504.00; calves, $3,600
6.33; Toxaa-fed steers, $4.0O4.9O; Texas
Frass steers, f8.664f4.lfi; Texas bulls, $2.60
2G.
IIOOS Receipts today, 29.000 head; to
morrow, 26,000 head, estimated; left over,
2,000 head; active; average fc higher; top,
$5; mixed and butchers, $4.70fi6.00; good to
choice heavy. $4.7085.00; rough heavy, $4. 65
4.65; light. $4.70tfO.OO; bulk of sales, $4.85$
'SHEEP AND liAMRS-neoeipta, 12,000
heud; steady to strong; Christmas lambs
reached $6.75: good to cholco wethers, $4.001?
4.40; fair to cholco mixed, $3.75f(4.06j western
sheep, $4.OOf(4.40: Texas sheep, J2.50Ii3.ti-:
P.aiJy? -lttmH $.00if.60; western lambs,
$4.76'fi6.60.
St. Lnula
Live Nlock.
0 PATTr.i.' n..ini.
ST.
LOUIS, Dec.
1,900 head, Including 600 Texans; mnrket no!
tlvo and strong. 6frl0c higher: nntlvo ship
ping nnd export steers 4.50fi5.0; dressed
beef and butcher steers, $4.00415.23: steors
under 1,000 lbs.. $S.25flr.l6; stockers and
feeders. $2.6084.45; ! cows and heifers. $2.00
6.10; canners, $1.25Q2.76; bulls, 82.fc0O3.7lS:
Texas and Indian steers, $3.76H.60; cows
and heifers, $2.35(3.60. '
HOas-Itecelpts, 8,000 . head: market 6c
hJBcrJ?,K." am? 8hta. $4.ktva4.06; packers,
$4.804.!: butchers. $I.90H5, 02'4,
aiiviKi- anu lambs Receipts,
head; markot steady: native muttons,
CT4.25 lambs, $4.60J$5.25; culls and bi
fi'BXi'Sft "tockerii. 12.2SS3.00; ToSas si
H11E1J1' . ANU LAMBS Receipts. 1.10)
, 11.7
bucks,
u 1 1 ...- ,i
$3;8604.OO; -
Kansaa City Live Hlock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 6. CATTLE R?
ceipts, 6.6W natives. 1,300 Texans, 500 calvoj;
the liberal supply caused a slight depriri.t
tlon In values for the least desirable lots,
while cholco irrinlrn nil1 inmlu' nnlk,.
steers, $4.6035.30; stockers and feeders, $3.00
4 15 65 258 200 4 83
12 91 ... 4 23 G2 321 80 4 85
17 101 ... 4 25 72 211 .40 4 85
33 106 ... 4 80 56 258 DUO 4 85
10 116 ... 4 0 60 254 ... 4 85
68 161 80 4 G 61 238 SO 4 85
69 90 ... 4 65 72 285 40 4 85
114 162 ... 4 774 63 300 120 4 85
60 183 ... 4 SO 71 263 160 4 85
62 369 ... 4 CO 68 252 SCO 4 83
79 226 240 4 ") 65 255 200 4 85
66 319 ... 4 S2'4 88 214 ... 4 85
62 283 ... 4 824j 83 235 ... 4 85
63 291 80 4 WU 45 3S6 ... 4 85
01 272 ... 4 82a 42 376 ... 4 35
46 288 4 0 4 824j 03 283 SO 4 85
62 307 80 4 82H 67.. '....213 20 4 .35
66 303 210 4 ?'. 74 206 ... 4 S3
56 276 80 4 H2'A 61 280 200 4 83
41 363 120 4 HVX 69 286 1 20 4 85
77 236 80 4 321A 63 283 SO 4 85
60 303 ... 4 82(5 63 296 SO 4 80
67 29.1 120 4 S2'i 76 265 120 4 85
23 239 ... 4 MS 67 278 SO 4 85
11 323 ... 4 824 67 237 120 4 85
GO 231) 40 4 82U 81 248 80 4 85
65 402 80 4 S2'-j 62 235 ... 4 85
59 252 20 4 823 62 292 ... 4 35
43 351 200 4 i2'4 75 272 80 4 85
86 200 40 4 R2W 81 197 40 4 85
90 181 ... 4 821.4 67 322 200 4 35
81 192 SO 4 K"M 12 25G ... 4 85
G6 329 ... 4 82U 70 251 160 4 85
49 330 ... 4 S2U 77 274 120 4 85
CO 283 40 4 f2',S 65 256 ... 4 83
20 314 ... 4 82Mi 81 191 40 4 85
55 233 ... 4 82V, 89 192 ... 4 85
36 267 ... 4 82(5 72 2G0 40 4 .35
65 306 40 4 82 62 270 200 4 83
36 159 ... 4 82i 72 279 ... 4 85
S3 JS6 200 4 82H 71 234 ... 4 85
49 323 20 4.32' 66 292 ... 4 85
63 294 120 4 821a 81 232 40 4 85
65 255 ... 4 82W 6.4 243 ... 4 83
62 267 200 4 824 tt 276 160 4 ?3
61 256 40 4 82U 6.3 135 ... 4 S3
67 301 200 4 i2 i 63 249 SO 4 85
66 277 40 4 8214 90 203 ... 4 S3
63 273 120 4 82 W 75 292 280 4 85
68 289 80 4 82 U 63 267 160 4 85
7 360 SO 4 82W 68 337 40 4 S3
85 188 80 4 S?!5 81 240 280 4 83
12 220 ... 4 821 29 237 120 4 85
43 234 200 4 82 M 67 285 40 4 85
66 807 40 4 82il 79 196 80 4 85
14 236 ... 4 82iJ 74 271 160 4 88
166 202 ... 4 85 63 244 40 4 85
12 239 ... 4 85 55 276 200 4 S3
24 207 ... 4 85 69 255 ... 4 37 W
! 262 40 4 85 72 245 ... 4 87(5
57 267 ... 4 65 37 29i ... 4 87
84 32(1 40 4 85 66 244 ... 4 HvZ
23 278 ... 4 S5 62 253 ... 4 67?
76 232 ... 4 85 10S 150 ... 4 87U
72 277 100 4 85 86 229 120 4 87'5
474.20: butcher cows and heifers, $3.0MK. J
cannen. i2.633,): fed westerns, W.SO'iP
i;wL,f.pa Texnns, $3.70tf4.25; grass Toxans,
$3.0to3.G0: calves, W.6O1I1O.6O.
I1OU8 -Receipts, 9.!W head; market f.c
"V .nt JVl0 advance! heavy, $4.Kff4.95!
$4 mh fllM'ifi' "Si U-WtlM; pigs.
SHEEP AND L AM RS Receipts, 4, OX)
henu: good nctlvo triulo at steady prlcrai
lambs, $4.!KvjifS. 40; muttons, $3.904.25; stock
era nnd feeders, $3.6cl(t.i)0; culls, $3.0OfJ3.50.
NciT York Live Slni-ti.
NEW YORK, Dec G.-CATTLE-Beoves.
II'- i.n.uan.,.
looted: nominally Rtemiv- viu .,n
cholco hero. '
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Hecelpls. 1.921
head; good sheep strong, others steady;
common to cho co sheep, J2.50U4.25: culls,
$2: Ininbs, $...l2!t"J(S.iW; culls, $t.iyi,oo; no
Canadian lambs.
IlOqS-Recelpts, 3.3JG head; half a car on
sale; feeling firm.
St. Joseph Live Stock Mnrket.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Dec. 6.-(Bpe-clal.)
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, 1,600 hend; market
steady to 10c higher; natives, $4.1006.60;
Texas and westerns, $3.40d5.23: cows nmi
heifers, $2.0M74.6O: bulls and stngw, $2.plVu,
4.63; yearlings nnd calves, $3.(vn4.26; stock
ers and feeders, $3.00y l.tn; veals, $3.6(6.00.
HOOS Receipts, P.SOO hend. market 6W
7Ho higher: nil gnuics, $I.S5jM.5; bulk of
sales. $4.87WT4.90.
SHEEP AND LAM R8 Itocelpts, 40Ohcad;
markot steady to 10c higher.
Slock In Sluht.
Following nro tho receipts nt t'io four
principal western markets for December G:
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep,
South Omaha 3.391 9.001 1.421
Chicago 9,600 29,(x 12.0n)
Kansas City 7,800 9,!v) 4)
St. Louis 1,90) S,(KQ l.ino
Totals .22,691 6901 18ji23
nil Mnrket.
OIL CITT, Dec. G.-OILS-Credlt balances,
$1.07; cortlllcaton closed, $1.08i bid for ctrli;
shipments. 113.679 bbls.; average, 88,661 bbls.;
runs. 104.698 bbls.: average, 81,930 bbls.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6. OILS-Cottonsecd,
easy; prlmo crudo, 23Ho; prime yellow, 31V4c.
Petroleum, Ilrm; rellned Now York, $7.23;
Pennsylvania and Baltimore. $7.20; Pennsyl.
anln and Baltimore, In bulk, $1.65. Turpen
tine, dull at 42W43c. Rosin, steady; strained,
common to good, $1.6531.7o.
LONDON. Dec. G.-OILS-Calcutta lin
seed, spot, G7b 6d; linseed, 31s. Petroleum
spirits, 9Hc Turpentine spirits, 30s 3d.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 6.-OIL3-Llnsccd, 32s.
New York Dry floods.
NEW YORK, Doc. 6. DRY OOODS
Thcro has been a generally quiet mnrket
toda" In all descriptions of brown cotto.m
on homo account nnd nothing reported In
tho way of demand for export. Prices wero
uncnanged In drills. Hlcnrhcd cottons worn
firm. Sales modcrnte. Buyers find Homo
difficulty In placing orders for coarse col
ored cottons to any extent nt privnlllm:
prices. Print cloths continued qulot. Cot
ton linings quiet; prices without material
alteration.
Sugar Mnrket.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 6.-SUQAR-Flrm;
opon ke.ttlo, FVrta 11-lGo; opon kottto, cen
trifugal. 3 13-164 3-lCu: centrifugal, 44fl
4?ic: yellows, 4i4Hc; seconds, 8U4c. Mo
lasses, steady: open kettle, 22fl3'.'c; centri
fugal. 85J22c. Syrup. 22'uSOc.
NEW YORK, Dec O.-SUQAR-Hnw.
qulot but firm; fair refining, 3 15-16c; cen
trifugal, 90 test, 4 9-16c; tnolnBscs sugar,
3 11-lGc; refined, steady.
f
Wool Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6. WOOL Dull and
easy; medium grades. 14'32tc: light fine, 13W
17c: heavy line, lldlllc: tub washed, lift'
29HC.
Kentucky Mitken Confession.
T.T7 A XT l,'l.-AI)'- .-.. 1". n -T'l. .
iiini-iiiviii. ', UIX. U. lilt) VOIO
cast for the leading democratic elector and
the leading republican elector, according
to the ofllclal count made today, gives tho
formor 234.899 nnd tho latter 22k sni ,1
plurality for Bryan of 8,003.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
BOILER ANii oriljcf 1HUN WORK
-
Tynkt, Wilson
u & Williams
accessor Wllaom & Draka.
Manufacture boilers, smoko mark una
breechlngs, pressure, rendering, sheep dip,
lard and water tanks, poller tubes con
stantly on hand, second hand bolters bought
and sold. Special and prompt attention to
repairs in city or country. I'Jth nnd Pierce.
DRY GOODS.
E. Smith & Co.
w Importers an Jobkera el
Dry Goods, Furnishing Good
AND NOTIONS.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Western Electrical
Electrical Supplies.
Electric Wiring Bells and Gas Ltcatlaa.
a. W. JOHNSTON. Mgr. 1510 Howard St-
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
The Omtha Safe
and Iron Works
G. ANDREEN, Prop.
Makes a specialty of
-txYX-5' BHUTTKRS,
Ana Burglar Proof Safes & Vault Doors, at
010 H. 14th nt., Omnha, Neb.
Davis & Gowgill Iron Works.
MANUFACTUR1SRS AND JOBBERS ,
OF MACHINERY. '
ODNERAL RKPAIRINO A BPBCIALTl
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
US1, 1503 and 1505 Jackson Street,
Omaha. Neb. Tel. fUM.
B. Zabjlskle, Agent, J. B. Cawglll, Mgr,
ELEVATOR SUPPLIES
ELEVATORS
Improved Quick and Kasy Rising
Steam, Electric and
Hind Power Elivaters.
AUTOMATIC HATOH GATES.
Band for catalogue.
KIMBALL BROS., COUNCIL BLUFFS, la.
im iia oireti. mcpnini 111.
c
H. Davis & Son
Agents for the Mchmaa
safety Galea ana
Fire Doors.
EleTiter Hydraulic and Hand EUTtom.
Eleyator repalrlnc a specialty. Leather
Valro Cups for Elavalori, Eojlnei and
Printing Prcsises.
T09t I VI
RRPEKNEYaca
Grain
R00M4Nr LirCBLDG.
ohaha nta.
BRAMCH lOMlUT
virtCDLR Mti.
JIMES E BOYD ft CO.,
Tclaphana 1039. Oiualiu, Nab
COMMISSION.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS and STOCKS
BOARD OK THAUB.
I3rrupea4nce: John A. Warraa V Ca
utnot wlraa to Chicaaa a4 Mr Ttrfc
,l" i,'" 111111, noming uo ng; feeling
nrm for good cattle, steady for others.
Cables, sternly; shipments. 25 hend sheep;
calves, receipts, 12tf lic-inl ; demand mod
crato: veals barely mr.i.iv ..r,.u.nru