S THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1901.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Si"-!:? fflfe .r&W
Kl. Tlin Inrnl mitrtcr.' wn NVmnnthetlcallV
hotter and closed at 123.35, but very dull.
Courier In London also uulncd CI 10s 6d to
"Whiti Iti iht rioor Thwirhoit thi or "Pot nn 47 l5s ior tutu0- At
nutat mas nt .iiuer -.--rB--uomt mi New yf, prlCc8 woro M beforo quoted,
Lake Superior at 13. oleotroiytto at 'ix-tott
nnd casting at J12.60, with the tone dull.
lud was nominally unchanged hero nt
$4. but cased off Is 3d to 10 2s 6d for spot
at London. Spelter declined 2s 6d ut Lon
don to 16 12s 6d, but was unchanged and
dull hero at J11.45., Iron wns dull and un
changed; pig Iron warrants, 110.tWUl.60;
No. 1 northern foundry. J15.50lfl6.WJi. No.
2 southern foundry. 114.5015,50: No. 1
southern foundry, 15.00-116.00: No. 1 south
em foundry, soft, $15.(i1f 17.00. tltngow
Iron warrants closed at 19s Cd and Mlddles
boro, 43s 4',id.
Bniop of tit BotrJ.
STEADY OPENING SURPRISES TRADERS
Lending Cereal Aitrancra In flplto i(
(he 'Weak Cables nnd the
llrenkliiK U of. Cold
Weather.
plied by tho New York produce exchange,
Is: Wheat, 58,$8.',000 bu., docro.ise 651.000
bu.: corn, 11.131.0OJ bu., decrease 66,000 bu.j
oats, 6,599,00) bu, decrease 63,0n) bu.J rye,
2,660,00i) bu., decrease. 78.0UO bu.J barley,
3,04 1,000 bu., decrease $09,000 bu.
Philadelphia. Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Doc. 23.-BUTTER-Flrm,
fair demand: fancy western cream
ery, 2SVjiji26c; fancy nearby prints, 29c.
HOGS 2c lower; fresh nearby and west
ern, 30c; fresh southwestern, 29c; fresh
southern, 2Sc
CHEESE Firm: fair demand; New York
full creams, fancy, small, 11c; Now York
fair to choice, 9Q10?4c
OMAHA
WIIOLKHALK
MARKET.
CHICAOO. Dee. 23. Tho scarcity of red
winter wheat was tho controlling factor In
tho whoat pit today and overbalanced the
influence of dullness and tho evening up
of deals prior to tho holidays. May wheat
closed l&lHo higher, May corn unchanRcd
uml Uc Up and May oats Uc higher. Pro
visions closed G to 10a higher.
AVheal had tho floor throughout tho
sessio-j. It alono of all tho grains showed
a semblanco of activity and had a uni
form strong one. At the outset cables
woro weak and this with tho break up of
tho cold weather presaged a setback for
wheat. It was with somo surprise that
traders saw a Htcady opoulnK and a still
Hteadlor advance In the leading: cereal.
Weekly statistics wero slightly buiiisn,
tho strength of Saturday won carried over
despite tho holidays tomorrow and Christ
mas and thoro was n. good show of buying
orderB. Tho scarcity of red winter wheat
nnd tho anxiety of millers to securo what
thero was on tho market did tho work,
winter wheat sold In largo lots at 4c over
Stay and 85o was quoted for smaller sales.
Tho foreign demand was reported good
and prlvatn advices reported that stocks
abroad wero too small to permit oi any
deollnes In prices at Liverpool. On these
Influences May wheat opened c higher
to lower at SOTifiSlVie. sold to 82Uc and
closed strong 10U4O higher nt 82&82HC
Local receipt wero 25 ciu-h, nono of con
tract grade. Minneapolis nnd Dultith re
ported 719 cars, making a total for tho
three points of 816 cars, against 755 Inst
wook. Primary receipts wore 8SO.O00 bush
els; last year was n holiday. Seaboard
clearances In whoat and tlour equalled
397,000 bushels. Tho visible supply de
creased 651,0110 bushels. Hreadstuffa on
passage Increased 256,000 bushols. World's
shipments woro 7,565,000 bushels against
7,095,000 bushels last week.
Corn hud a dull, narrow market little
affected by tho strength In'whcat. Cables
woro Indifferent, trmlo was small and lib
eral selling at times hud a depressing
Influence. May opened unchanged to Kc
lowor nnd fluctuated very narrowly. Tho
mild weather mado shorts hopeful of
heavy receipts, but shorts proved balky
land would not sell under (Xc. Tho wheat
vtrrngth could not buoy May up abovo
67',io and tho close was only steady, un
changed and Ho UP 67QU7HC- Ilccelpts
woro 172 cars. ...
Oats had a fair commission house trado
and wero moderately active. Tho rango
of quotatlon.M wus very narrow and most
of tho deals wero to even up over tho
linlldavs. llnv opened steady and prac
tically unchanged and closed yte higher at
with
Thero
bused
light
ir.fflSUc!. Iti'i-i'lntH. 142 oars.
Provisions had a steady market,
lnrd the leading product In demand.
was fair miying ny mo country.
largoly on tho liumsn factor
oyf
weight In hogs. May pork closed 10c up nt
Jl.h!iH! May lard Gy74c higher at I9.82HW
fi.Ki and May ribs Co advanced to J8.C5.
JCstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
K5 cars; corn, 23o enrs; oata, 180 cars; hogs,
40.OUO head.
The leudlng futures ranged an follows:
Articles.! Opon.l High. 1 Low. Closo.l Hat'y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
July
Corn
Dec. May
July
Oats
t Dec.
May
July
Tork
Jan.
Mny
Lord
Jan.. May
Jtlbs
Jan. May
77 4 78 )'J 77V4 7Si 77H
60-ltJ Mt 80 82 (H 81.
81 824 i0 k2 80!,
cnTi 4 ra; 04 ct
68JM417 C7'i C667 (fiU 67
C6H& 66ts 66). C6M: W&ltfi
115, 44 44U 44U 41H
45HfIU 45J4 45H 45?i'im 45
33 39H S9 ' 39(i 39
16 40 16 45 16 40 16 45 'l6 37H
16 82M 16 924 16 82 16 82 16 82
9 76 9 77 9 72 9 75 9 72
9 SO 9 5 9 80 9 80 9 77
8 87 8 40 8 37 8 40 8 37
8 62 8 65 8 CO 8 05 8 60
No I.
Cash nuotatlons wore ns follows:
FLOIJTt Steady but quiet: winter pat
ents, i3.1&3.'M; Htrnlghts, J3.70; clears, $3.00
C(3.40; spring specials, $4.30; patents, $3.60Q
8.80: Htrnlghts, I3.1O013.3O.
WHEAT-No. 374K,'B77c: No. 2 red. 83
doRN-No. 3 yellow, 46Uffl7c.
OATH No. 2. 4849c: No. 2 white, 47
4Sic: No. 3 white, 47ISc.
HYE No 2, ti5ic.
HAHLBY Pair to choice malting, 58
etc
REEDS No. 1 flax, $1.58; No. 1 north
western, $1.00. Prlmo timothy, $0.4006.60.
Clover, contract graua, $9.40,
Condition of Trndo nnd (luotntlnn on
Mtuple nml Pnnoy Prndiu'n,
EOaS-Hccelpts, light; fresh stock, 21c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 6t?Cc; old
roosters, 3B4c; turkeys, 7Q9c; ducks nnd
geese, 5Stic; spring chickens, per lb,,
C6C.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys, 11012c;
ducks, 838c; geese, 8ft9o; spring chickens,
758c: hens. 7Ki7c.
iJUTTER-Common to fair, 14c; cholco
dairy. In tubs. 15U17c; scparatot. 235124c.
FROZEN PISH-Uiack bass, 18c; white
bass, 10c: bli'eflsh. 12c, bullheails, 10c: blue
fins, 7c; buffaloes, 7c; catlllsh, 12c; cod, 10c;
crapples, 11c; halibut, lie; herring, 6c; had
dock, 9o; pike, 8c; red snapper, 10c; snl
mon, 12c; sunllsh, 6c; trout, 9c; whlteflsh,
8o; pickerel, 6c; fresh mackerel, cuch, 'Mil
35a; smelts, 10c.
OYHTEUS Mediums, per can, 22c; Stand
ards, per ,can, 25c; extra selects, per can,
33o; Now York counts, per can, 40c; bulk
Standards, per gal., $1.2iB1.25; bulk extra
selects, $1.(VJ1.C5; bulk, Now York counts,
per gal., $1.75.
PIGEONS LKc, per doz 60c.
VEAL Choice, GSc.
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.
TREES 4 tc 6 fcet,ipcr doz., 41.76; 6 to
8 feet, per doz., $2.60; 8 to 9 foet, per doz.,
$3.50; 10 to 14 feet, each, $1.0001.60; 15 to 20
feet, each, $2.0004.00.
EVERGREEN WREATHING In colls
of 20 yards, per coll, $1; ovorgrecn wreaths,
12 Inches In diameter, per do&., $1.50; holly
wreuths, 12 Inches In diameter, per doz., Vi.
HOLLY 13 RANCHES Per caso of 50 lbs.,
$6.00: per bbl.. $2.00.
LONG NEEDLE PINES-Per Uoz., $2.5O0
A w.
MISTLETOE BRANCHES Per lb., 309
40c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dealers' association Cholco up
land. $9.50: No. 2 unland. $8.50: tnrdlum. $S:
coarjf, $7.60. Kye straw, ! fneso prices
uro ior nay or good coior una uuniiiy. uu
inand fair. Receipts, 6 cars.
CORN-NoW, C7c: old, 07c.
BILVN-$23,
OATS-62C
VEG ETADLE3.
POTATOES Home grown. $1: northern,
$1.10; Suit Lake. $1.10; Colorado, $1.10.
CARROTS Per. bu., 90c.
llEETB-Pcr -bu. baskt. 30c.
TURNIPS Per bu.. 60c; Rutabagas, per
100 IbH., $1.25.
PARSNIPS-Pcr bu., 00a
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per doz., $1 25.
LETTUCE Head, pof tbl., $i.S0; hothouse
lettuce, per doz., 25c.
PARSLEY Per doz., 25c.
HADISHES-l'cr doz.. 26o.
SWEET POTATOES-Homo grown, per
lb.,.2c; Kansas, per bbl., $3.25.
CAunAGE-Holland seed, crated, 1C.
CAULIPLOWER-Pcr crate, $2.76.
ONIONS-Spanlsh, por crate, $2.00; Mich
igan, red or yellow, 3c per lb.
CLEUY-Callfornla, 40075c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.16.
FRUITS.
APPLE3-Bon Davis, per bbl., $4.60;
winesaps, id; jonumau, to.au; uenenowers,
per box, $1.75.
PEARQ-Vlkors, $2.25; Lawrence, $2.260
OIUPE8-Malasas. Dor keir. SS.Eofi.EO.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl., $7.5008.00; per
craio,
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Florldas, $3.2503.50: California
navels, $3.2503.50; budded, $2.50.
LEMONS Fancy, $3.0003.75; choice, $3.00
BANANAS Per bunch, according to slzo,
$2.25(112.75.
FIGS California, new cartons, $1.00; im-
porioa, per iu itfiic.
DATES Persian, In CO-lb. boxes, per lb.,
Cc; Soirs, Ec.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTB Now crop walnuts. No. 1 soft
shell, per lb., 12c: hard shell, per lb., 11c;
No. 2 soft shell, 10c; No. 2 hard (shell, 9c;
urazus. uor iu.. niucris. nor iu.. uc:
almonds, aoft shell, 17c; hard shell, 15c;
pecans, large, per id., j:c; small, iuc: cocoa
nuts, per cwt., $5; chestnuts, 12c.
HONEY Per 21-soctlon caso, $3.5003.75.
CIDER Nohawku, per bbl., $3; New
Yoni, $3.60.
HIDES No. 1 groen, 4a, No. 2 green. 6o
veul calf. 8 to 12(4 lbs.. 9c: No. 2 veal calf.
12 to 15 lbs.,7c; dry hides. 8013c; sheep
pens, uxuzic; uorso inucs, ,i.wy...o.
St. Lonla Grain and t'rnvialnns..
ST. LOUIS, Doa 23.-WHEAT-IIIghi'r;
No. rea cuhii,
XfWIMiiuui, nuiu, xili, OU79V;, UUI,
No. 2 hard. 79082c; recolpts, 36.C0S bu.
Toledo (i rill ii nnil Seed.
TOIEDO. Dep. 53 WHHAT Rtronir. ac
tive: cash and December, SSUc: May, SSVic.
juif.i ijuii; uecemuer, esc; aiay, wc.
OATS Dull; December. 46c: May, 47c.
CM.tTM3 I . ,A ...I f .-! (
.93.
Klgln Iliittrr Mnrket.
ELGIN. 111.. Dec. 23. There were no reg
ular sales of butter on tho Hoard of Trudo
today. Tho market was declared nrm at
JIOVEHU.XTS OP STOCKS AXD IIO.MIS.
Meet Stinnr I.nnmit I'p nn (Jliuit AKnlimt
tlio Trust.
NEW YORK. Den. "3 Tndnv'M stock
market took on tho tono of tho holiday
ullness nnd the volume of dcalltiKS fell
away to llttlH over 500.W) shares, of which
a largo proportion was In Sugar. The
fluctuations In tho general market were
not of grent Importance outside of Sugar.
uno tit'fp cui or 25 points maiio uy tna
American Sugar Rellnliig company In tho
prlco of rellned sugar, thus underbidding
tneir principal competitor, caused uiscus-
lon of the probability of a resumption of
wnr in tho trade, but much attention
was also given assertions of tho threat
f comnetltlnn crnwlnir nut of thn crett
Increased production of bect sugar and tho
low prlco at which that product Is sell
ing In Europe. Only twlco during the day
did Sugar rnlly ns much as n point to in
terrupt us iieraistcnt uownwuru move
ment. Tho llnnl prices was tho lowest ond
0i below Saturday's closing. Tho pre-
lous low record for this year wns broKen
at 112V,. Today's llnal prlc was 109ii.
malcamatcd Conner maintained Its moro
stable tone. Tho stock'H net loss Is sc.
Thero was somu continued dlsordor In the
mctnl markets in London, which was re
flected in a 3-nolnt decline In National
Iad preferred hero, tho common Htock
also losing a .point. Tho firmness In the
coalers was due to tno urgent cnarncicr
f tho demand for coal. Tho probability
that money rates will not relax until somo
time after January 1. repressed specula
tlon. Tho unprecedented holiday trado Is
maklniT a lnrge local demand for cash
Honda wern but moderately active toduv
and Irregular. Total sales, par value, $2,-
,05,000. I'nlteu states as, registered, nnu
the now 4s declined per cent on tho last
call.
Commercial Advertisers London financial
cablegram says: American stocks were
Inactive nnd dull till New York promoted n
slight show or activity in tno coalers,
with Erlo and Reading leading. Tho close
was cheerful nnd at tho top. Rio Tlntos
touched 10ti nnd Copper 47 the ton; Paris
exchange is .17, iiernn m.wft.
The loliowing ore tno closing pneos on
the Now lorn hiock excuango;
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $15.40 CORN Easy; No 2 cash, CSHc: track, tM0
5.50. Inra. per iw inn., w.r.ftmi.iii. wnort us4c; uecemuer, twtic; iuay, wvic; July,
Dry salted
Short clear
rlhs nld( (loosoi. $S.33(f8.45
Phoulders (boxed). $7.3707.6O.
Idea (tioxed). $s.MKt(S.w. '
WHISKY Hauls of high wines, $1.32.
Tho following are tho receipts and ship
ments of grain yesterday:
Articles. , Receipts. Shipments.
1'lour, bbls 41,000 28.000
WhfUt. bu 31.000 21.000
Com, bu 103,000 43,000
Oats, bu 123.00O 1X7,000
Ryo, bu 10.000 15,000
llarley, bu 63,000 16,000
On tho Produce oxchnngo today tho but
ter market was firm; croamorlen. 16024a;
dairies, 14020c. Cheese, firm, 90lt1ic
Eggn, weaTter; fresh, 26c.
NEW YORK OKNKHAL MARKET.
Quoftlon of the Day on Vnrloue
Commodltlna.
1
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-FLOUR-necelpts,
15,615 bbls.; exports, 10,206 bbls. Mar
ket llrm but too dull to allow
of any advance;' wintor patents. $3.75W
4 ..00; winter straights, $3.4503.00; Minnesota
yatonts, $3.4004.10; wintor extras, $3.8040
8.10; Minnesota bakers, $2.9503.35; wintor
low grades, $2,0002.70. Rye flour, steady;
fair to good, $3.2003.40; cholco to fancy,
$3,450-3.70.
CORNMEAL Ktrm: yellow western, $1.38;
city, $1.36: Brandywlne, $3.6503.75.
RYE Firm: No. 2 western. 74!ic f. o.
I) alloat ; state ryo, osy)o a. I. f. Now
York carlots.
BARLEY Quiet; feeding, 69061o c. 1. f.
Buffalo; malting." 63008c c. I. f. Buffulo.
WHHAT Receipts, 34,200 bu.; exports.
127,468 bu. Spot, firm; No. 2 red, 8Sc. f.
o. m., afloat; No. 2 red. 85to In olovatnr;
No. 1 northorn, ,Duluth, bi'.ic, f. o. b.,
niloat; No. 1 hard, Duluth, 94c, f. o. b.,
alloat. Options wero Htirprlsfngly active
'nnd strongv all day. Heavy covering. In
llluonced by strong southwest markets, bull
ish foreign nown, crop damnga reports,
'foreign buying and bullish weekly sta
tistics woro tno features; closed firm at
10 t&c not ndvanco; March, 87Vi0S8c, clos
ing at K.Sc; May, 86VA0S7 S-16c, closing nt
,e7c: July, 8BJ40S7C, closing nt S7o; Do
'cumber. 8H4085)ic, closing at S6c,
, CORN-rRecellifs. 14,000 bu.; exports, ra,.
170S bu. Spot, dull: No. 2, 71o in elevator
bind 71Hc, f. o. b., afloat. Options dull
mnd baroly stondy in faco of wheat ad
vunco, reflecting larger receipts west and
itbsence of speculative support. In thu
last hour It rallied with wheat nnd closed
pet ',4o higher; May, 7O!4071c, closing at
71Ho: Uccembor. 7O071c, closing t 70'4c.
OATS Receipt b, ii.m bu.: exports. 6,.1i
bu. Spot, steady: No. 2,' 61c; No, 3. 60c;
.No. 2 white, Etc; No. 3 white. 63c; track,
mixed western. 61062c: track, whtto, 53J(!
fjfj Options steady with wheat, but rather
HAY Quiet: shipping, $6.0006,20; good to'
choice. $!. 2509.00.
HOPS Qulut: state, common to cholco,
1901 crop. 11015o; 1900 crop, 8012c: 1899
crop, 60yo; Pacific coast, 19ol crop, 11015c.
IHDES-Steady: Gulveston, 20 to 2a lbs..
18c; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Tcxhb
dry. 24 to 30 lbs.. llc
LEATHER Steady; Hoinlock solo, Buo
lios Ayres, light to heavyweights, 25026c.
WOOL Quiut; domcstlo fleece, 2o02dc;
TexiiH, 1i017p.
PROVISIONS-Beef. quiet: family, $11,000'
12.50: mes, $9.60010.00; beef hums, $20,600
SI. 60; packet. $10.60fl'.',00; city, extra India
mess, $17.00019.00. Cut meats, (fillet : pickled
bellies, S?401OVie: pickled shoulders, 7c,
l.nl. firm! western steamed. $10.10: re
llned, steady; continent, $10.10; South Amer
ican, $11: compound, $8.0008.25. Pork, firm;
family, $17.00017.60; short clear, $18.5O02OM;
mess, $16.25017.50.
IIUTTER-Recelpts. 4.148 pkgs.: firm;
into dairy, 15023c; creamery, 16025c: Juno
creamery, 15021c; factory. 12V015c.
CHEESE Receipts, 335 pkgs.; llrm; funcy
largo Septoinbor, 100'lOHc; fancy small
Soptombur, 1101Hio; lato mado, host large,
9'ic; Into made, best smnll, lO01OVic
EaGS Receipts, 3,343 pkgs.: markot de
morallzed; state and Pennsylvania, 29c;
western, at mark, 23028c; southern, at
mark. 23fi27c. ....
POULTRY All vo', unsettled: springers,
8c; turkeys. 9010c; fowls, lOo; dressed, firm:
springers, 9011c; fowU, 909o; turkeys, 80
METALS There wero no special fea
tures In mo in I circles at homo or abroad,
nsldo from slight odvnuces In tin nnd cop
per at the latter point, but this failed to
tlmuIatQ business uud general hollduy
OATS-Hlghor: No. 2 cash. 48c: track.
4919a: December, 48c; Mny, 17018Vic;
xno. i wnito, uijuc.
RYE Qulot and Unchanged.
$3.8004.00; extra fancy and straight, $3.1O0
a.w: cicar, i.i.iun(j..
SEED Timothy, nominal ut $6.0006.30,
CORNMEAI-Stoadv nt $3.25.
BRAN Dull and cosy; sacked, east track
$1.0901.13.
HAY Timothy, fitendy at $14.000 15 00
nralrlo. scarce and strong nt $14.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, firmer; Jobbing,
$16.15. Lard, higher at $9.60. Dry salt
meats, quiet but stronger; (boxed), extra
short and clear ribs, $8.60; clear sides, JS.To,
Bacon, quiet but stronger; (boxed), extra
shorts and clear ribs. n.ai'A: clear Bides
9:6?H.
W1WHK.X meaiiy, ii.az.
IRON COTTON T1ES-95C
BAGGING-6Ji06c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
METALS Lead, nominal at $3.93. Spel
tor, easier at $4.16.
POULTRY Steady: chickens, old. Ec
young, 6c; 'turkeys, 8c; ducks, 607c; geese
81140.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 2O025c
dairy, l&ttwc.
EGOS-StPttdy ut 26c.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 9,000 bbls.; wheat, 3,
700 bu.: corn. 131,000 bu.; oats. 43,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 6,000 bbls.; whunt
6,000 bu.; corn, 34,ooo uu.; oats, 32,000 bu.
Liverpool Grnln nnd l'rovlilnn.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 23.-WIIEAT-Spot
No. 2 red, western, winter, firm. 6s 2d; No
1 northern, spring, firm, ns 2d; No.
California, firm, Cs 4d; futures, quiet
March. Os 3Ud; May. Cs 3d.
CORN Spot, llrm; American mixed, 5s
9d; lutures, quiet; Jnntinry, 5s 9d
juorcn, us t. amy, as iu.
I'EAS Canadian, strong at 7s".
FLOUR Firm at 7a 9l.
HOPS At London (Pacific const), 3 Ss0
3 133.
PROVISIONS-Heef, firm; extra Indlnn
mess, vbs vu. 1'orK, firm; mess, western
72s. Lard, dun; American refined, In liall
49s; primo western, in nerccs, ws. unms,
short cut, 14 to 16 lbs., dull at 49s Cd. Hn
con, quiot; cumnerinnd cm, 20 to 30 lbs.,
43s; short ribs, 16 to 24 lbs., 46s; long clear
middles, light, 28 to 34 lbs., 45s 6d; long'
clenr middles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs., 14s fid;
short clear backs, 10 to 20 lbs., 41s; clear
bellies, 14 to 16 lbs.. 5.1s tkl. Shoulders,
square, u 10 jj ioh., i-m uo.
BUTTER Stendy at 92s for finest United
StutHs; good United States, 70s,
CHEESE Firm; American llnest v whlto,
4Cs 6d; Amurlfan llnest colored, 47s.
K a n nun City (irnln mid ProrlalotiN,
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 23.-AVHEAT-Mav,
SOUo; caBh. No. 2 hard, 7H07Sc; No. 3,
7077a: No. 2 rod, h70SSo: No, 3, 850
S6o: No. 2 spring, 710i6o; No. 2, 73071c;
CORN December, CSHc: Jnnuary. fis
nd tho Chilian securities in London. Tho
closing wns dull. Kxchango on London,
20m 38pfgs. for checks. Discount rates,
nhort bills, 3 per .cent; three months' bins,
3W tier cent.
i'akih, doc. S3. I'riccs on tno oourso
todny were unfavorably affected by tho
unsatisfactory Argentine-Chilian news.
Arcentlnen wore freelv offeretl nnd de
clined sharply. Brnzllinns dropped In sym-
natnv. iceniPN mirrored, owinir to realiza
tions. Russian collieries made a substan
tial recovery. Sosnovlce wus In particular
favor. Thomson-Houston continued In
good demund. Metropolitans wero calm.
itimltM iliM'hnpil nntirtdv lliiiuiiio da Paris.
In conscouenco of their connection with
South American stocks. Rio tlntos wero
lint, due to the fall In copper, ue neers
wero maintained. The private rato of dis
count was unchanged nt 2i per cent.
TV. . ,,-.- n a 1 f, I f Oik, f tf I, n 11.
count. Exchange on Mindort, 2ut 17a for
cnccKS. upanisn 4s, m.w.
London Stock lnotntfons,
LONDON, Dec. 23.-4 p. m.-Clostng:
. 94
.H2-;
46
31
Atchison
do prn
Balthnoro & O
do ma
Canadian Pnc.
Cannda So
Ches. & Ohio..
Phlenco & A...
do pfd ;5)
Chi., Intl. & L.... 48
In nfil .74
Chicago & E. 111. .134
Chicago w. v . .
do 1st pui
do ill pfd
Chicago & N. W
c, iw i. fc i ....
Chi. Xer. & Tr..
do ntd
C. C. C. & St. L.
Colorado So
do 1st ptd
do 2d nfd
Del. Hudson... 175
Del. L. & W 242
Denver Vc R. G... 43
do pfd 91
Erlo 40
. 78 ISt. Paul pfd.
l(Xi So. Pacific ...
.1004 So. Railway .
do
iTex,
Tol., St. L
(10 pin..
tifd.
& Pacific. .
& W
.188
. 60V
. 32?
. 93
. 18
33
Union I'aclflc ....101
do nfd ksi
Wabash 22H
uo pru 42
W X, t. 1.'' lslt
23i do 2d pfd 28
874 Wis. Central 20
45' do pfd 4I)'a
zui Adums iij
150 American Ex 202
1C V. H. Ex 93
30. WellH-Knrirn Rr.Wi
974 Amnl. Copper.... CiiVi
nvivuier. (jar (V: v... ;su
67' do pfd S6V;
ne A nip T In rtll
-"74 '.ill. 1J
UU pill 41
Amer. 8. & R.... 43i
ao pui Mil,
Anne. Mln. Co... 2
TIO "78 "iu"Mill 1. A... UI-4
do 1st pfd 72,iColo. Fuel & I. ...89
do 2d pfd ES Con. (ius 215
m Mnr tifil 1K3IA Gen. Elcetrln
Hocking Vnlloy.. 70 ,1luS,f, Sugar
do pfd St; Hocking Coal
Illinois Central. ..137'lntcr. I'apcr .,
Iowa Central
do nfd
Lnko Erlo & W
do prd
. & N
Manhattan L...
Met. St. Ry
Mex. central ..
Mex. Nutlonnl .
Minn. & St. L..
Mo. Pacillc
M.. K. Jfe T
do nfd
N. J. Central...
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk &. W...
do prd..
am,! do nfd.
.. 7i Inter. Power ....
.. cr, Laclede Gas ....
..120 Na. Biscuit
..106 National Load ..
..133Vi 'National Salt ..
..162 do pfd
.. 24 No. American ..
.. lS'fcPnclllc CoCnst ..
..106, I'aclflc Mall
..102'People'H Gas ...
.. 25 iPressed S. Car..
io pru..
52
.181
.106
. r.5vi
91
79V.
3S
15(?
75
M
90
43
93
74
, 44
,100
40
83
Pullman P. Car. .21 1
No. Puclllc pfd... !KHi
Ontario & W
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st pui..
do 2d nfd..
St. L. & 8. F
do 1st pfd..
do 2d Did.
St. L. Sou
do pfd
St. Putil
3m,
..147V
Republic Steel
no pld
Sugar
Tenn. Coal & I.
Union Bag & V.
uo ptu
thw..
. M)
. 691),
. 55
. 73'
. 68V4'
.1031
nfd..
50HW. Leather
do nfd..
U. S. Rubber...
do pfd
U. S. Steel
do nfd
Western Union,
Amor. Locomo.
uo prd..,
1
02
.. II
. 73
. 11
,. sov:
. i;i
,. 4S
,. 42
,. 92
.. IU
.. 31
.. 89
OMAHA LITE STOCl'MARAET
Cattli Oktwctd Hktdi Bttktr Htwly aid
Ti4noj f PiioM Dowiward.
HEAVY HOIS ABOUT STEADY, tTHERS WEAK
Light Ran of Shrep nnd Lambs, nnd
Packer, While Xnt Particularly
Anxious for Supplies, l'nld
About Steady Prices. .
SOUTH; OMAHA. Dec. 23.
Rocelpts wore: Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Cons,, money
do account
Anncu
AtrnlNOti
....... ........
do pfd 10.li.'
Hal. & Ohio 105
Canadian Pno 110H
ft,.,, p. nt.t
i.mni v.iii,,....
Chicago O. W.... 21
v., Al, HI. l ...KMU
uenver it. u... 4,i4
(lO mo
Erie 1st nfd
Illinois Central.
L. & N
M.. K. & T
do nfil
N. Y. Central...
Norfolk & W...
.94 11-19 N. & W. nfd.
93
iccount...93-l6No. l'acuic prd.., ire
nda S.Ontnrlo & W 35
ion ,t M4Pennsylvnnla .... 73'd
46':
Heading
do 1st pfd.
do 2d nfd..
So. Railway
do nrd
So. Pacific
257
41
30
34
95
GZ
8, 1 28 2.0J3
0,222 1,968
8,36.1 5,107
8.I.W 4.K8
9.172 4,!9
5.348 17
Average prices paid for hogs ut bouth
Omaha the past several days with comparisons:
-.,,
Olllclnl Monday 2.673
Same day last wcok,,-.... 2,001
numo wcck uciorc.. J,J5o
Same three weeks ago.. 3,201
Same four weeks ago,.,. 4,23
Sumo duy lust year. 751
430 3 20 11 870 3 W
825 3 25 28 895 4 10
15 EOS 3 23 27 9J 4 la
1 113) 3 25
COLORADO. . .
6S cows 1010 3 SO 25 cows 991 3 SO
Jolin A. fciige v-oio.
27 feeders.. 1-90 3 95 3 feeders.. 810 3 25
feeder. ,.1060 3 ii cows jw
Hon Mountain Cattle Co. Wyp. .
24 cows 971 2 SO 39 steers.. ..1077 4 45
29 cows 974 3 40 12 stcors.... 9S9 3 &
1 cow 1180 3 4t i stag Uiv i iu
1 bull 1400 2 26 ...
r , u. uryer .modi.
33 COWS 1020 3 00 15 COWS 920 2 do
uciriMThern wns very Uttlo change in
the hog market today from the closo of
lust week. Trade ruled slow and prices
uneven, the sumo ns has been the case for
some tlmo past. Buyers started out and
licked out tno lienor tonus ui nm iin
rum steady prices from Saturday. The
prlmo heavy hogs sold largely from $0.20
to $6 60, while tho medium weight hogs
sold mostly from $6.00 to $6.20. Tho llght-
clgntH wero negiecieu, me .same as unuui,
and, If anything, Wero a shade lower.
While the market was slow rrom start to
finish, mosj everything was sold In fairly
;ooil season, as me receipts, vtnuu
in, u MniHiuv. were not ns iiuerui as incy
were toward tho close of last week. Rep
resentative sales:
Union Pacific I...105
Date. 1901. 1900.1899.189S.1S97.18901S95,
No,
do nfd.
74M.U. S. Steel .
,1424 I,ra
.lOsWabnsh ....
, 26 do pfd
. 6tSpanlsh 4s...
.171 Rand Mines
. 67'HDeHeors ....
91
93
S3
43
33
BAR SILVEH-Onlnt nt 25U1 ner ounce.
MONEY 3UTM n,r rent. Thn rato of
discount In thn mum Mijirkpt fnr nhnrt nnd
tnreo montns' bills is 8V4 per cunt.
Ilnnk ricnrliiK.
OMAHA.
$1,205,52.1.41;
ji.iM.t.M.i. ;
Dec. 23. Bank clearings today,
corresponding day last year,
Increase. JS3.940.27.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 23. Money nt 4fl
tier cent! pw Vnrlr nxrhniiirn nt nnr:
clearings, $l,4S3,ouo.
BOSTON. Dec. 23,-Clearlngs, $16,416,878;
balances, Jl,Bi),(Xj,
balances. $2,610.79 misted pxchnnee. $l.84'ii)
4.88; New York exchange, 20c premium.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 23.-Clearlllgs, $3,2.1,-
19j! balances, $476,912: money, 0 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 23. Clearings.
$10,837,027; palances, $2,290,762; money, 5 per
cent. .
ST. LOUIS. Dor. 23. Cleiirlnes. $10,207.-
452; balances, "W),9P6j money, quieter, 4ff?
ovi per cent; ow xorK exenungo, iuc
premium,
Dec. 1.... 4 63 3 74 3 25 3 23 3 1
Doc. 2.... 5 93t 3 76 3 2S 3 25 3 U9 i 3i
Dec. 3.... 6 88 4 64 3 29 3 ID S 23 3 42
Dec. 4.... 6 92 4 68 3 81 3 21 3 16 3 39
Deo. 6.... f(16 4 77 3 80 3 37 S 09 3 59
Dec. I.... 6 09 4 84 3 86 3 35 3 25 3 36
Dec. 7....1 6 044 4 81 3 81 3 28 3 23 3 00 S 3
Doc.S.... 4 78 3 83 3 30 3 17 3 19
Dec. 9.... 6 UU 3 90 3 29 3 13 3 21 3 32
Doc. 10... 6 13 4 85 3 31 3 13 3 21 3 36
Dec. 11-... 6 14 4 82 3 92 3 16 3 17 3 2
Dec. 12... 6 16 4 77 3 93 3 37 3 20 S 31
Dec. 13... 6 21 4 81 3 90 3 38 3 20 3 3J
Dec. 14... 6 21 4 56 3 96 3 33 3 23 3 28 3 3$
Dec. 15... 4 84 3 93 3 27 3 24 3 17
Dec. 16... 6 26 4 01 3 30 3 29 3 17 3 37
Dec. 17... 6 34 4 83 3 26 3 31 3 17 3 40
Dec. 18... 6 26 4 73 3 98 3 31 3 16 3 36
Dec. 19... 6 12 4 77 3 92 3 28 3 18 3 31
Dec. 20... 6 04 4 "9 3 91 3 28 3 33 3 33
Dec. 21... 0 U0 4 81 4 01 3 32 3 28 3 17 3 27
Dec. 22... 4 80 4 02 3 34 3 24 3 14
Dec. 23,.. 6 06 404 3 37 3 21 3 17 3 27
Indicates Sunday.
Tho ofllelal number of ears of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Roads. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'scs,
,v
69
.1 100
.108
7 170
90 102
91 109
!0 163
71 162
29 ISO
112
80.,
S3 170.
46 191
..177
101 100
E0 207
80 179.
210"
1S4
85 18.1
83 ISO
181
H) 107
82 190
41 181
97 207
M 184
79 196
90 186
93 185
81 193
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. Dee. 23.-COTTON Snot.
moderate demand: prices steady: American
middling. ..,i.ci. -rue hiiiph oi tno (iny
were 8.0i bales, of which 600 wero for
speculation nnd export nnd Included 1,800
American. Receipts, 28,000 bales, Including
ii,iK.j American. Futures closed quiet;
American middling, g, o. c, 4M-4u, sellers
wcttmui'i twin jMlliliir, v -oiu, pciirir.,
March nnd April. 4 3-61(1. sellers: Anrll and
Mny. 4 35-64 04 36-04(1, buyers; May and June,
4 35-04(1; Juno nnd July, 4 35-01 0 4 36-64d,
sellers; July nnd August, 4 35-0404 36-04(1,
sellers: August nnd September. 4 30-6 w
4 31-64(1. buyers.
NEW YORK. Dec. 23. COTTON-Bnnt
closed quiet: middling uplands, 8 916c; mid
dling glut innus. i3-iuc: sn oh. t.iw baics,
Futures closed very steady; Dccomber,
8.19c; .Innunry, 8.20c: February, 8,23c;
.-.iarcn, k.'."jc: April, s.wc; Mny, 8.35c; juno,
8.30c; July. 8.37c: August. 8.27c.
s r. Louis, uec. 23. cu i ton Firm nnu
l-16c higher: sales. 300 bales: middling.
8 1-lCc; receipts, 2,282 bales; shipments, 2,449
Dines; siock, iu, l.i. oaies.
GALVESTON, Tex., Dec. 23.-COTTON
Firm nt 8 l-l6o.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23. COTTON
Firm; sales, 8.3'X) bales: ordinary, 6c;
good ordlnnry, 1W, low middling, 7 ll-16o:
middling. 7 l-16c: good middling. 84c: mid.
dllng fair, Sc; receipts, 14,005 bales; stock,
838,294 bales. Futures, stendy; December,
8.10c; January, 8,os0S.O9c: February, 8.10ft
o ,... m-.t. o tretd ic. d
o.ifiu. ituiii.li. o.i I ,,a.iov. , 4 in ii, a. mn, fi.i.vv .
May. 8.2308.21c; June, 8.24 0 8.26c: July, 8.27
08.2SC.
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23. Today's stale.
ment of tho treasury balances In tho
general fund, exclustvo of tho $150,000,000
gold reserve in tne division oi redemp
tion, shows: Available cash balunccs,
$170,901,921; gold, $114,113,380.
C, M. & St. P. Ry... 3
Mo. Pnc. Ry l
Union Pacific System 19
C. & N. W. Ry 5
P.. E. Se M. V. R. R. 17
C St. 1'., M. & O. Ry 6
II. & M. 11. It. It 36
C. U. & y. Ry 2
it. u. & m. j i
C, R. I. & P.. east,. 6
C, R. 1. & P., west ..
Illinois Central 0
1
10
15
12
11
15
3
Total receipts 102 108 3 1
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 308
G. 11. Hammond ft Co... 63S
Swift nnd Company 035
Cudahy Packing Co 334
Armour & uompnny 99
R. Backer & Degan - 5
Vnnsant & Co 70
J. L. Carey . 68
Lobman & Co 139
W. I. Stephen 13
Hill & Huntzlngcr 1
Benton & Underwood... El
Livingstone & Schallcr.. 19
B. F. Hobblck 107
Hamilton & Rothschild. 95
L. F. Husz 18
Coey & Co 98
11. L. Dennis & Co 15
Other buyers 204
l.WS
1,771
2,577
2,870
157
050
1,902
8,226
807
Sugar Market.
Offered.
,er York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-MONEY-On call.
firm at 408 per cent: closing asked 4 per
cent; prlmo mcrcnntllo paper, 605 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Stondl'. with
actual business In bankers' bills nt $4.S7i
for demand and nt $1,831,404.83,;, for sixty
'lays; postod rates, $4.8104.81; commercial
PUIS, tl.Mft.
SILVER Bar, 55c; Moxlcnn dollars,
3e.
BONDS Government, woag; state, inac
tive; railroad, Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
U. S. rof. 2s, reg. lOS".
In eounon 109
do 3s, rcg 10W
do coupon 10t
do new 4s, rog..1.i9
do coupon 1394
do old 4s, reg... 111
do million Il2't.
do 5(1, rcg 107
do coupon wn
Ateh. ei'Tl. 4s 103
do adj. 4s 94
Ba!. & Ohio 4s... 1021
do 3s 96l
do conv, 4s 101
Canada So. 2s. ...1094
Cent, of On. 5s... 100
do 1st lnc 75
Ches. & O. 4s..l0C
Chi. & A. 3s.... MS-
C B. & Q. 11. 4s. 9Sf
O M & S P IX. Is.. Ill
C & N W c. 7s... 110
C, R. I. & P. 4s. 100
CCC A S 1. S, 4S.103
Chlcnico Ter. 4s.. 88U
Colorado So. Is... 89
Den, tc it. if, 4s..iihi,4
Er u prior l. 4s...ii")
do general 4s... 891
F. W. & D. C. ls.lOIVi
Hock. Vnl, 4s...l09
L. & N. tin!. 4s... 103 ii
Mex. Central 4h,. 83
do Is lnc 31
M. & St. L. 4s... 103
M K. & T. 4s. t. X)i
do 2s 81
N. Y. Central ls.lwiJJ
do gen 3H 110
N. J. C. gen. Es.,,131
No. Puclllc 4s.,.,105'l
do 3s 73
N. & W..C. 4s 102Vi
Reading gen. 4s.. 99
u iv i ,m c, as. 117
St 1 & S F 4s.... 97
NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 23.-8UGAR-
OuleC nnd easier: open Kettle. 2 9-16c: open
kettle. centrifugal. 303Hc; centrifugal
granulated. .HilM 3-lGc: whites, 3 11-lO03,c:
vellow, SifiSViiC; second, 203c, Molnsses.
quiet: open kottle, 18031c; centrifugal, 170)
zip; svrup. sienuy, -u'moc.
N'EW YORK, Dec. 23.-SUGAR-Raw
eaHy; fair refining. 3 3-16c; centrifugal, 90
test. 3 21-32c; molasses sugar, 2 15-16c; re
llned, weak: No. , 4,oiici rvo. 7, a.9.ic; No. s.
3.85c; No. 9, 3.S0c; No. 10. 3.75c; No. 11,
3.70C1 NO. 12. 3.70C NO. 13, 3.!i.ic: NO. 11,
3.03c; standard A, 4.43c: confectioners' A,
4.45c; mould A, 6c; cut leaf, 5.15c; crushed,
6.15c; powdered, 4.75c; granulated, 4.05c;
cubes, 4,90c.
Oil nnd Itusln,
OIL CITY. Dec. 23.-OII,-Credlt balances.
$1.15; certificates, no bid; shipments, 179.
651 bbls., average 93,798 bbls.; runs. 110,511
bbls.. nverngo iU.Mji bins.
new yoiik. uec. 2.I. uiL cottonseed
dull; prlmo yellow, 39039c. Petroleum,
dull. Rosin, sicnuy. iiirpentine, sienuy,
TOi,EDO. uec. 23. uii v.ortn Limn, ksc;
Smith Lima and Indiana. 80c.
SAVANNAH, on,, uec. Hpirits tur
pentine, firm. aiiic uosm, nrm.
Dry Cnmln Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-DRY GOODB
here has been no chungo for cotton goods
todny. Business hns been on a quiet scale
with a number or bids turned down by
sellers, Brown sheetings and drills nro
.1 . U.nnhArf , ,1 n u .ni I . n ..... v., .
coarso colored cottons scarce, In good
makes, nnd against buyers. Demand for
prints nnd guignams quiet, nut mnrxci
well sold nnd llrm price. Cotton hosiery.
quiet; underwear in moderate. aemnna.
Kvnpnrnted and Dried Frnttu.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market ror evaporated ap.
nlnn ruled nulot and steady: state, com.
mon to good, O08c; prime, 909c; choice,
9Ufi!)V.e! fancy. lOirlOUc.
LAIilruilNlA Liitir.w r uuim-uuu
nnd unchanged; prunes, 3?407c; apricots,
Royal 14c, Moor 1'arK ivsitfiso. reaches,
peeled, l20iac; unpeeied, tyiv'aQ.
9uk
79
89
C8c
Mny. C&Xic: ensh. No. 2 mixed. C7i'.
C8'Jc: No. 2 whtto, 6S-.4C: No. 3, O7?40OSc,
UATS-Ko, Z wnite, 480490,
RYE-No. 2, 66c.
HAY-Chnice timothy, $13.60; cholco
prnirle. $13.750 14.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 18022c; dalr.y.-fancy,
18o.
EGGS 3o lower on 'change on expected
heavy receipts; fresh Missouri nnd Kansas
stork, 22a doz., loss off, cases returned;
country, held 16c.
RECEIPTS-Whent. 45,000 bu.; com, 181,-
OUil oil.; uum, -u,h-i uu.
SHIPMENTS Whcnt, 21,600 bu.; corn,
49,000 bu.; oats, 10,000 bu,
.Mllvrnukee Grnln Mnrket.
TVtir.W ATTIfHIfi. tiff. 1 Wtll.-AT1-.....
No. 1 northern, 78c; No, 2 northern, 760
ilVjc; .May, B-i(i oijc.
RYK Mlgtior: NO, 1, KiC.
BARLEY Higher; No, 2, C30C3c; snm
pie, 650G3o.
CORN May, C7807c.
Mlnnenpnlls AVheiit, Flour nnd llrnn.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 23. FLOlIR-lfte
niglier on patents; first patents nre now
$4,0054,15: second patents, $3.pd04.OO; first
clears, 2.i".Ku;3.Wi second clears, $2.50.
B RAN In bulk, $17.60018.00.
VUllile Supply of Grnln.
NEW YORK. Dec. 23. Tho visible stinnlv
lot grain ouiuiua), ucctriiiuur -l, us com
St. L. 8. W. Is...
do 2s
S A 4 A P 4s
So. Pnclfln 4s
lo. Rallwav K,h...1".i
. w. j-, jn liy'il
T.. S. L. W. 4h. Kl
Union Pacific 4s., 106
do conv. 4s iwi
ii uuaou i. ...... .11(14
do 2s 115
do deb. B t,
(.'ui nuoro 4s.,,.ii4t,
W. & L. E. 4s.... 91
wis. central 4.1.. 90i
Conuol. Tob. 4s... j
Huston Stoelc t'-uotnt limn,
nuaiur, uec w. uuu mans, 4S?5 per
cent: tlmo loans, 40o per cunt. Ofllelal
closing:
4s.
.102
. 81
. 80
. 68
. 77 Centennial
, 100'4 Copper Itllllgu
,..u jrruiiHiin ...
.191 lisle Rnyalo
.-ui'.h .MonawK
Fltchbut-g nfd....lll Old Dominion
Union Pacific ....101H Osceola ,
Atchison
Gas is
Jlex. central 4S
N. E. G. & C
Atchison i.
do pfd
BoHtou & A
Boston ti Mo...
NY.NH.tH
Mex. Central .... 24i Oulncy
Amer. Sugar 109iSauta Fu
Vs. i an
Amer. T. & T..
Doui. I. .v
Gen. Electric ..
Mass. Electric .
do nfil
United Fruit ..
Adventure ,
Allouez
Amnlgamnted ... fit;
ltnltlc .ii
Bingham 21
I'al, & Ilecla 500
loi
11
1 1
130
2U
. ...'JU
... 2l
Con. .
,.,(Ti,f,
iuin, uuiuracK ....
24?.!Trlmountaln .
iso -Trinity
.KVjH: lined Stutes ... 13
v I - . H.I17I1U .......... 4
16 Winona 1
2 Wolverine 43
PorelKii Fluniiclnl,
, LONDON. Dec. 23,-Monoy was firm to
uny. iJiscoutiis wero easy, -lluslness on
tno HtocK nxennngo was poor, Tho most
prominent, irumru wus ino weaKIiess
Argentines n-.Kl Chtllanx. Other South
Aiiifi icuii nvuiiniies iiciini sympntnetlcallv,
Consols were firm. Americans opened flriii
in sympainy wiiu jew vorK. but nfter
ward sagged to below parity and became
irreguinr unu inncuve. rne closing was
uuu. itio iimns wero wpnK. copper dc
cllned to 47 nt which figure the markot
was urm, wiin a iiur irnue. Hold pre,
mlums nre quoted: Buenos Ayres, 142 .'30
Madrid, 33,45. Tho gold premium nt Lis
bon hns declined to 32.
BERLIN, Dec. 23. l'rlces opened steady
on me oourso toany. iater tnoro were
some reactions, owing to the nouth Amerl
cun news aim mo uccune in Areentln
Total 2.9S7
CATTLE There was not a heavy Mon
day's supply of cattlo hero today, out the
demand was not of very lnrgo proportions,
and ns a result tho murKet wan not uctivu
and the tendency of prices was downward,
tuougii somo sales were sicnuy.
mere were on v lust u row cornieu sieers
on snlo und for that reason prices held
Just nbout steady. Tho cattle that wero
onrernd wero inostiv or uniiesiruuic'duuiiiy
und only part fat. so that In reality n fair
test of the market wns not made.
The cow tvado today was very slow and
uneven. Packers wero not ut ull anxious
for supplier while, tho bulk of the re
celpts were mado up of cows. In some
eases sellers tnoucnt tncy got sieauy
prices, while in other Instances they con
sidered their sales fully a dime lower. It
was rather an uneven murKet. and tne
nitilp rluinirnil hnnds verv xlowlv.
nulls were uiso uuu and us n general
th nit packers tried to buy tnem lower,
Veal calves and stags sold In Just about
last week s notches,
i-iinri. were oniv a low stoeKers nnu teeu
ers offered this morning, und while the
demand. was not. largo It was suthclcnt to
. 1 . . .V I ... ...n,..l..
lane wiiiii w uuvicu m biwu imuvn
where the quality ' was satisfactory. As
hich ns J4.05 was nald today, which was
looked upon ns a good, steady price. Tho
less desirable grades sold very slowly and
were linrelv steady.
Thero wero u few cars of western rango
cattle, but hardly enough to make a mar
ket. As n general thing they fluctuated,
the same ns is noted auovc ior tne natives.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
20 1022
21 1070
No.
39....
10....
6....
7....
3....
9....
IS....
6....
4....
18....
13....
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830
645
805
850
1100
9.1 ;
moo
1062
970
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3 10
3 10
3 25
3 63
3 'it
a 15
3 90
4 (10
4 00
0..
2
25..
40.
.21.
.1..1080
,....1130
....1150
,....1133
,....1031
.1200
'14 1153
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
1015 4 IU
STEERS AND COWS.
1017 3 65 .
(.UWU,
Pr.
4 II")
4 15
4 35
4 35
4 50
4 85
4 85
4 85
6 80
ConVe MnrUot.
NEW YORK. Dec. 23,-COFFEE-Spot
Rio uulct, unchanged; futures opened
steady ' In tone, nt a decline of B to 10
points. The market was finally steady nt
11 net deciino or d to in poinia; snies in-
oludcd January nt 6.5u0.floc: March at
0.75c; May at fi.9507c; August at 7.o; Sep
tember at i.aso; uctooor at i.wc; Novem
ber at 7.1507.50c.
lllil Heavy for Stock liTeliniige Sent.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23. It was reported
today In Wnll street thnt bids of $77,500
were Hindu for sents on tho stock ex
change, of which live are understood to bo
for sulo nt tho present time, no mo
was reported, but an offer of one sent was
made at $W"J. Thn sale or one seat on
Saturday at $7B,W) was me record price.
Waul Mnrket,
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23,-WOOL-Flrm, in
demund; medium grades, 13017a; light fine,
12015c; heavy line, 10012c; tub wushed,
140210.
"Vc-v York l,lvi Stock Mnrket,
KP.W YORK. Deo. 23. B E E V I" S Re
ceipts, 3,810 heud; stendy to n shade higher:
closed firm: steers, $3.5000.00; oxen and
stags, $1.5001.75; bulls, $2.3003.60; cowh.
$1 6003.75; calves, lower; uvo cattle, 12C(
mt.e: dressed weight, refrlgoralor beef.
S0l2o, Exports tomorrow, 810 cattle; "10
sheep unu 4,mi quarters 01 ueei,
CALVES Receipts. 1,112 hend: veals nc-
tlvo and 23o higher; bnrnynrd ralveB
steadv: westerners easy; veals. $1, 6008.50:
calves. $4.00; bnrnynrd, $3.000 4,00; western
ers. $2,460-1.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 13.341
head; good to choice sheep steady to 15o
lower: medium nnd common steady: lambs
stendy to shudo lower; sheep, $2.000 3.85;
extra. $4.O"5f4.60: culls. $1.6001.75: lambs.
$4.2500.75; culls, $3.000.1.00; Canada lambs,
11.256.50: sheen. 9V40I2V4C
HOGS Receipts, 9,400 head: lower; stnte
UHni (U.,mv-"V, vniilli, fj.wiiu,,tf,
St. I.oiiIn Lire Stork Mnrket,
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 23. CATTLE Receipts.
1.100 head, Including 400 Texnns. Market
stendy: native shipping nnd export steers,
$5.0000.35. with choice to fancy grades
worth $8.00: dressed beef and butcher
steers. $4,2E6.5; steers Under 1.000 ids.,
t3.5Oti6.00: slockers and feeders. $2.4004.25:
cows and heifers. $4 00fj6.(O; cnnneri. 11.60
6i2.70: culls. 12.25M4.40: Texas nnd Indian
steorf, S3 00ir-H: grass, $4.1005.25; fed cows
and heifers, $2.3003.35.
HOOS-Rrcelpts. 7,000 head. Mnrket
steady: pigs and lights, $6,W(ft.60; packers,
$5.6.Vfi.: butchers. $6.(V)ti6.6E.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 1.500
head, Market steadv; iiutlv muttons, $3.00
(ai.w. inmbs, i.oo-jj r. ,." : etuis nnu pucks,
stoeKers, 41. wa- w.
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910 2 10 5 418 2 75
677 2 35 28 709 2 73
492 2 70
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185 6 60 1
STOCK CALVE8.
300 2 00
STAGS.
810 2 75
130
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SHEEP Onlv .ihfiiit tlireo cars of sheen
urrlved this morning, with the excentlnn of
a siring or over l,9W fiend or feeder wetners
w rn u-nrn ,irn-ii,i 1,1 rrim rut atiirr ,11,1
not move any too freely, as would naturally
be expected during tho holiday season. Be
sides thnt, packers claimed that prices nre
nigner nt mis point tuiin on nny oilier
innrKoi in tno country. For tnui rmson
they were a Uttlo slow about taking hold,
but still they paid about steady prices as
compared with the close t last week.
Tho feeder wethers sold at 12.80. which
was pronounced f ull v steady with recent
snlcs.
wuointions:. cnoico lightweight yenning,
$l.l'O0l.25; good to cholco medium weight
yearlings, $3.7501.00; fair to good yearlings,
$3.500 3.75; choice wethers, $3.OO04.UO: fair to
good wethers. $3.30tt3.C0: choice ewes. Isl.OOffi
j.-a, ioir 10 goou ewes, .luoia.uu; common
ewes, $1.0002.(10; choice lambs, $5.0005 25;
fair to good lambs, $4.0005.00; feeder weth
ers, $2.750 3.00; feeder Iambs, $3.6001.00, Rep
resentative saies:
No.
5 cull ewes
10 cull ewes
OS native ewes.
12 Colorudo-MClcan owes....
3- native cwrs
1962 feeder wethers
tx native ewes
11 native ci.es
27 cull Iambi
12 natlvo wethers
15 native lambs...
289 Colorado-Mexican lambs,,..
4 native lambs
Av.
78
75
9S
82
8.1
Ml
13.1
129
00
131
70
01
10J
Pr.
$1 50
1 50
2 35
2 60
2 60
2 SO"
3 00
3 10
3 75
4 00
4 25
4 30
6 25
CHICAGO 1,1 VII STOCK MARKET.
Cattle. Higher, IIojsn Simile l.nnrr nnd
Sheep Stronft,
CHICAGO Dec. 23. CATTLE Recelnts.
17,1110 head, 300 Texans. Westerns nctivo
and 10c to 25c higher; good to prime, $6,250'
7.05; poor to medium, $3.800 6.00; stackers
nnd feeders, $2.0004.05; cows, $1.0004.73;
heifers, $1.5005.00; dinners. $1.0002.10; bulls.
1. 750-1.50; -calves, $2.5000.00; Texas fed
steers, $3.75 04.75.
tiuiin iteceipi.i touay, 4-,wo nena: to
morrow, 35,o") head; left over, 7,000 head;
mixed stendy: heavy shudo lowor: mixed
nnd butchers, $5,7000.20; good to choice,
heavy, $0.2500 50; rough, .heavy. $5.SO0('.OO;
light $5,000 5. 7a; bulk of sales, $5.800 0.2.1.
SllEKr AND LAM Ha Receipts, 2O.OU0
head; sheep uctlvo und stendy: lambs.
steady to strong; good to cholco wethers,
$3.6001.25; fair to choice mixed, $2.dK3.40:
western sheep, fed, $3,000-1.00; native, lumbs,
$2.6005.00.
ntticiai Hatuniay:
ITECEIPTS-Cattle. 1.010 head: hogs. 24.60S
head; sheep, 1,001 head,
SHIPMENTS-Cuttlo. 1,300 head; hogs,
627 heud; sheep, 1,810 head.
" ' m
ICaiiHitn City Live Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,600 natives, OX) Texans, 100 cnlves.
fliaritei sicauy; cnoico export- and dressed
beef steers. $3.7600.50: fair to good. $4.7SfO
B.ha; Blockers and feeders, K.b-(i(4.as; west
ern red steers. zt.&Oitb.iD; western range
steers, $3.5004.60; Texas nnd Indlnn steers,
$2.750 4.50: Texas cows, $3.2503.60: nntlve
cows, $2.6004.25; ennners, $1.5004.(6; culls,
$1.2505.25; calves, $3.250 5.25.
HOGS Recelnts. 9.000 head. Market
strong to 15c higher; tops. $6.65: bulk of
sines, js.((K(i.a;; nenvy, 1tt.4091it.t1i1; mixed
packers. $5.8506.35; light, $5.0006.20; pigs,
lt.OO05.O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 300
hrnrl. Market 10til5o higher: fed Iambs.
$4.0005.30: fed wetherB, $3. 5004.25; yenrllngs,
$3.750 4.60; ewes, $2.9503.75; culls nnd feed
ers, $l.03.bO.
St. .loneph Lire Stock Market.
ST, JOSEPH. Dec. 23. C A TT LE Re
relnts. 1.600 head. Market steady to strong
natives. $3.0017.00: cows nnd heifers. $1.00
05.00: vrnls, $2.5005.25; stockcrs und feed
ers. $2.000 4.00.
HOGS-Receipts, 7.0X) head; best strong
to 5c higher, others stendy; light and
light mix-id. $5.6000.50; heavy, $0.0000.55;
pigs. $5.0500.76.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Hecelpts. 300 head;
best steady: others unevenly lower.
Stock In Sight.
Tho following tnhlo shows tho receipts of
cattle, hogs and Bheep nt tho Uvo principal
markets ror ucccmocr zj:
uaiiio. nogs, tineep.
.....! .i..o ,,.,1 ,ii,rnii,i either to creal,
lien thcrtim or to work uti cqultnbli , -
ilgnmcilt thereof. ,
l wi... i(,iMi,iv nr n defendant in .111 .
tlon In which tho plaintiff has caused fu
In tho hands of n third party to be .
nlshed, is not entitled to an attorney .
on the fund so gnrnlslied to securo his
for services performed 111 tho ense.
1 T. ltitnrv.ottr.il 111 1111 UCtiOll lietWCell I
Jind H, claiming to be entitled to "ert,..
moneys annciu-u in sam neuuu . i-.w
Into court, by reuson of n lion thereon, nn
also becntiso of n claimed oqultublo asslg.
ment thereof to him by tho deTcndant prior
to tho attachment of tho fund. Prior ti
lls Intervention judgment on uio mim
had been enteud In tho action in favor l
tho plaintiff therein, but no order had beer
made disposing of the money nttnchpd In
the caso nnd then In tho hnnda of the
court. Held, thnt even if L had a right to
Intervene nfter a trial on the merits hn
could not in tho nbsenco of a showing thu I
ho had a Hen on tho fund, or that the
sume hud been unsigned to him botoro the
servlco of tho attachment, be admitted to
question the validity of tho Judgment or
the proceedings leading up to Its entry.
No. 1W70. Hriwn ngulnst Hotel Assocln
tlon of Oninhu. Appeal from Dotifilns. Re
versed, with directions fo dismiss Inter'
venor's petition. Pound, C. Division No. 2,
Reported. .... . , .,
1. A pledgor may assign his interest In tha
thlng pledged to ft third person nnd the
assignee, ut least where the pledgee bus
notice of tho assignment, succeeds to ull
the rights of the pledgor In thu proporty or
against tho pledgee.
2. Where stock Is pledged by ilollvory of
the certlllcatcs, without power of attorney
authorizing a transfer on tho books of thu
company, tho company can bo compelled to
muko such a transfer only by u purchaser
who has acquired title to tho stock by it
valid snle, .
3. In foroclosuro proceedings to obtain
Judicial salo of pledged stock it third per
son, to whom tho pledgor has assigned all
his Interest with tho knowledge of tho
pledgee. Is u necessary party nnd n salo
under decree In a stilt to which ho la not a
party passes no title,
No. 10073. Donahue against Potter fis
Oeorgo Co. Error from Sarpy. Allirmed
llnstlngs, C. Division No. 1. Reported,
1, To obtain n review of the action of a
trial court on nn nppllcatlon to continue
tho nllldnvlts on which It was heard must
bo made a part of the bill of exceptions.
2. A duly executed option contract for tht
sain of real estate, otherwise unobjection
able, when ncccpted and the price tendered
by tho party to whom It wns mado within
tho tlmo stipulated and before withdrawal
Is cnforclblc.
No. 10700. Vnnsyoo ngnlnst Frco Water
Cemetery Association. Eiror from Harlan.
"Reversed und remanded. Day, C. Division
No, 1, Reported. . . . ...
1. When u ccrtlllcnte of the clerk of thn
district court uttiiched to the record cer
tlrtcs "that tho nbovo und foregoing Is Un
original bill of exceptions, uiso u true nnd
perfect transcript of the record in tho
above entitled cause, us tho sumo Is on
file und of record In my otllco," Is a sufll
dent utitheiitlcntlon. ......
2. A petition which nllegcs that defendant
set out a tiro on his promises, that It
spread to plaintiff's promises nnd damaged
plaintiff, without nn ullegatlon of fnctH
showing negligence on tho part of de
fendant, does not stnlo u catiso of notion.
3. Tho law does not presume negligence;
ho who relies upon the want of ordinary
caro ns tho basis of a causo of action must
plead and prove It.
No, 10715. Dnrr ngnlnst Spencor. Appeal
from Dawson. Allirmed. Sulllvnn, J.
1. The owner nnd holder of a real estatu
mortgage acquired by purchase nnd nHalgn
ment succeeds to nil tho rights of his ns
signer nnd may, whom ho has boon guilty
of no Incqiiltnblo conduct making redemp
tion (llllicult or tho propriety of It doubt
ful, malntnin an action to foreclose nt nny
tlmo after condition broken-
2. Ono who In good faith buys a mart
gngo in the open markot may enforce it by
action, although aw ire at tho time of he
purchase that tho mortgngor was being
embnrrussed In milking redemption by ren
son of the fraud of a third person.
No. 11730. Kukcr against Holndorff. Error
from Douglns. Allirmed. huiiivuii, j.
M. Tho records of Inferior courts must nf
nrmutlvely show that such courts huvo
acted within the scope of their authority.
2. Jurisdictional incis win inn uu iu
u,,..,n.i in oritxr in Hiistnln the indumenta
of Inferior courts, hut when It nppeiirs that
Jurisdiction lias once uiuieiieu mo lurniuni.
i,ui thnt the siibsciiuent proceedings were
regular will bo Indulged until tho contrary
Is shown. , ,
3. Tho statute, not rrqiuriiiK u jimuuu m
tho peaco to enter upon his docket the
hour when nn order of adjournment is
muile, where Jurisdiction hns attached, It
will be presumed that such order was Hindu
tit tho proper time.
4. This court Is not nuthorlzed to look
beyond tho transcript and bill of excoptloiiH
for evidence of what transpired at tho trial.
6 An assignment ui error in.ii. wn- jus
tice failed to state, in his docket that a
writ of attachment was Issued presents no
question for review where tho record falls
to disclose any order dissolving or sustnln
Ing the ntt-ichmont. , . ,
6. Tho fulluro of tho Justice of tho ponce
to enter the bill of particulars nt lnrgo upon
his docket Is not prejudicial error.
NO. ll"O.M. 1 UlllLll IIHIllll.-'l iiuiniiii i, ..in.
of Commerce. Error from Douglns. Judg
ment. DulltP. C, division No. 3. Reported.
1 In nn notion of foreclosure comniouood
prior to tho repeal of section 817 of tho
Code of Civil Procedure tho court Is au
thorized to outer a dcllcloncy Judgment
ngulnst those personally llublo for the debt
when a deficiency exists, notwithstanding
tlin repeal of said section
Office Iloari. ( a. m. to V p.
dnudaya, from 8 s- ssv. to B p. tu,
DR. McGREW Age53
SPECIALIST-
l)laeut- nnu ,jiNnruiin ui Only.
80 Years' tSxiicrlencc. 16 Years la
Omaha.
IfAOIPnPCI C cured In less than 10 day-,
VAnlUuutLt without cutting.
PVDUII 14? uud ull mood uihenaes curea
irnlLIO for lifo. All breaking out und
signs of the disease dlsuppeur ut onco.
fltLfJ Ofl nnrl cuses cureu nil ncrvou-
UVtli ZUi UUU debility, loss of vitality
und ull unnutural weaknesses of men.
btrlcture, Gleet, Kidney and Bladder DIs-tas-H,
Hydrocele cured permanently.
I iirfH fiiiurnnlned. CoiiNiilliitlon Free.
CHARGES LOW.
Treatment uy mall. P. O. Box i6.
Office over 21o 8. 14th street, botweon Far
nam and Douglas Bts OMAHA. NEB.
South Omaha
Chlcngo
Kansas city ..
St. Louis
St. Joseph ....
2.673
....17.300
.... 3,10")
.... 1,100
.... 1,600
8.72-1
40,000
9.000
7.0110
7,000
Totals
25,673 72,323 21,723
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
No. 10046. Piano Manufacturing company
against Nordstrom. Error from Saunders,
Affirmed. Hastings, C, division No. 1.
Reported.
l a i-.nernl auoearanco In Justice court
-without .further objection, after tho over
ruling or a special uppeuranco nnu mo
tion, to quash servlco of summons on Its
ngents, by a foreign corporation. confn
Jurisdiction on tho Justice to rendor Judg
ment ngalnst It nnd also on tho district
court on appeal. ,,,
2, On appeal tho amount of damages
clnlmed on the snmo cnusn of action may
bo Incr-'used. If not beyond the Jurisdic
tion of the lower court. ....
3, Prlnclpnl 1b bound by the acts of nn
ngont within the limit of hls npparont au
thority, If tho other party has no reason
to question his authority.
4, Principal can not retain the fruits
of an agent's contract and repudiate the
Itanlf
No, loom Htuli against Seymour. Appeal
from liurrnio. Aiurmeii. nuiuviiu. j.
1, The notice required for the salo of land
upon execution or order of sale need not
contain a statement of the amount due
upon the Judgment or docren to tho satis
faction of which tho salo Ib to be made.
2 Tho notlro of sale required to be given
i,., uxiinn 117 of tho Codo of Civil Pro-
ceduro Is sufficient If it describes tho prop
r,,. niwmt to he sold with reasonable cer
tainty, Pearson against Badger Lumber
company, m noii.. jir,
3. a falling to comply literally with all
ih. nrnvUlnns of thn law relating to the
salo of real property upon execution or
Order of sale win not jusiiiy u co-iri in
denying a motion for confirmation whero
It is eviuoni Willi SlIUII IIIIIUH- trnn nui
nre ludlclul to tho rights of th defendant
No. 10063. Phillips ngalnst Hngue. Error
from Sherman. Reversed, with directions,
rmfliit ( Illvlstlnn No. 3. Reported.
J. A mere naked promise to pay hii exist-
lug debt out oi a purweumr iuiiu, uimitum
S5.0G A MONTH
SPECIALIST
' In
All Diseases and
Disorders of Men
lOy-arslnOmsbs.
VARICOCELE n
HYDROCELE cured,
MAtlmrl niiir. without
CilttlllK. OML jT loss
of time.
e ou 1 1 cured for life ana th poison
O I r'r'l 1 1, 1 ST) thoroughly cltanssd from
the system. Soon every sign and symptom
disappears completely and forever. No
"HltE AKINO OUT" of the disease on the slitn
or face. Troatment contains wo dangsrous
Orufii or injurious meolclu.
WEAK MEN from Excesses or Victims
to TuavouB DaniUTT or EXHinsxjoti,
WABTIHU WIAKXEHS With EAKLT Df OAT la
Youtto ana Miudm Aoem, Jack of vim, vigor
and strength, vrltn organs impaired and weak,
STRICTURE cured with a new Horns
Trrat-ocnt. No pain, ro detention from busi
ness. Kidney and iiladdrr Troublts.
, CHARGES 13W,
CMIsltltlM free. Trcstmcst by Mill.
Call on on or addrexs I Q So. 14th St.
Dr. Soarlei k Searles. OitiahL Nell.
wm1
Teirgksa inSt).
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to Jimrt E. Boyd A Co.,
OMAHA, NEB.
COMMISSION
liRAIN, -IIOVIIO.-f'l AND ITOCKB.
Hoars', of Trade nalldlnsl.
Street wires to Chicago aad Nsw Yarif,
CwiKiQnilfBS'j John A, Yfuntn A Ca
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