TIIE OMAHA DAILY REE: WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 190.1.
Big Purohn by Long Interests Earei
Beiioni Ereik in Wheat
CORN PRICES ARE SOM-WHAT LOWER
Oats Follow Other Oral, ".homing
Easier Tt and Lower Prices,
. Wall Provision Are
Neglected.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8. Notvstthstandlng a
general soluna movement today una bear
ish new, both domestic ana foreign, a
serious break in wheat was preventeu, the
principal factor being big purcnaaes by
tne leading longs. May wheat cioeed Wit
lower. May corn was on Vfcc, oats wew
ouwn ', whiie May provisions closed from
te to lOo lower.
v.ommiaslon houses were free sellers of
July wheat early In the session and pit
trailers sold May. The cause of the sel
ling at The start was the lower tone of
caolea In the strengtn exhibited here yes
terday. May opened a snade to S4-V
lower, at tKW&JV and on liberal onwr
Ings from, local traders the price quickly
dropped to 81CtT',4c. On the decline tiie
luaucr or the uulis supported tne marxet,
buying heavily and a steadier tone devel
oped. The local crowd, however, sold
lieely throughout the session, influenced
to a great extent by the weaane st
Minneapolis. News was of a bearish char
acter, receipts In the southwest being ex
tremely large and primary receipts show
ing a fair increase, over those of a year
ago. The Kansas crop report was. also
bearish In that It showed a much larger
crop than had been estimated and the con
dition was but little under that of last
year. The buying of the big bull operator
was the feature of the day and by to
day's trading he Is reported to have added
l.tuO.OOO bushels to his holdings. Outside
tnarketa showed losses and heipe4 depress
prices hare. There was less pressure to
sell late In the day and the close was
steady at the decline with May off HtTHc,
at &io. Clearances of wheat and Hour
were equal to 610,700 bushels: Primary re
ceipts were 1,219. WO bushels, against 972,
900 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported receipts of 836
cars, compared with 93 cars laat week
and 618 cars a year ago.
Corn again had a weak undertone and
prices at times showed considerable loss.
The continued fine weather, freer coun
try offerings from Illinois and the general
talk of receipts all weighed upon the mar
ket and a bearish sentiment prevailed.
The cash market was decidedly weak and
Influenced speculative trading. A big pro
vision house was supposed to have been
the chief seller, while the same interest
that were leaders In the wheat Pit were
the best buyers. After opening unchanged
to Ko lower, at WfrKi'K'MB, may oia oo-
ween 42442Ho and -c, closing at 4Zfto.
,ocal receipts were 34 cars, wun oi
contract grade. ,
Oats - traders were guided entirely by
the action of the leading grains and as a
result the market ruled essler.- . Trading
was prlnolpully of a local character, with
buying mainly by elevators, although a
prominent long took some offerings. The
demand was scattered. May opened He
lower at 86o. sold between S6Vtf36o and
WttC closing at 36c Local receipts were
aue cars. ' . ,
Provisions," were neglected, but in the
absence of offerings the market about held
Its own. Packers continued to soil In a
small way, but there were enough orders
from commission houses to absorb the
offerings and prices . fuled steady at a
small decline. An easier hog-market was
the cause of a small loss. May pork closed
7Wtfil0o lower, at 111.27": May lard was off
2o. at M. 47i4. and ribs were down 6c, at
86.05S8.07i4,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
100 cars: corn, 196 cars; oats, 180 cars;
hogs, 41.000 head. . ,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.! Open. High. I LowT Close. .Yes ty
Wheat
a Dec.
May
July .
Corn
Deo.
May
July
Oats
Dea
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan. . May
Ribs
J as.
May
82
82
77
I
40
42.
' 42
42HUH;
. S4
S4
i .33
w'924
11 17V
Woo
U 86
40
60
6 90
32HI
8 47
6 87
6 90
10
07V4
12
No. 2. a New.'
Cash Quotations were aa follows:
FLOUR Steady ; winter patents, 14. 00
4. to; stralgnts, . 71x24 lu; spring patents,
64.0ui04.30; straights, U-bHi'S.T; bakers, $3.40
WHKAT No. L 7tHg3c; No. I red, 6434
86o.
rOHN-Ko. J. 41o: No. 1 yellow. 44M.C
OATS-No. 2, 8414c; No. 8 white, 34374o.
RY No. 2, BOHWttlo.
BARLKY Ooou leading, 36a"Tttc; fair to
choice malting, UtiSc. -
BEKDB No. 1 flax, 90c: No. 1 northwest
ern, Vifec; prima timothy, $&86; clover, Con'
PROVIHiiiNH Moss cork, per bbl.. 111. 12
aj 11.26. Lard, per 100 lb.. I4.S2i44M.40. Short
rib sides (looae), $6.004.; snort clear
sides (boxed), i.i2J4.i. ,
following were . the receipts and ship
mania nf tinixr and arraln:
. . KecelDts. Bhluments.
nour, bbls....... it.tun , 0,8.j0
Wheat, bu ...lftJ.fctw . .. 7MU0
Corn, bu .....100 6J.IW0
OaU, bu..., ,....463,400 161.400
nye, du... ..aii.iw mv
parley, pu iio.tw
tin the Produce exebanaa today the but
ter market waa steady; creameries, lt0
cases returned, 8426o. Cheese, steady, 10
10HA -
XBWKOnii UKNBKAb MAHKE1T.
taaetatlaaa - at the Day Varloas
. Coaniaodltles.
83,170 bbls.; exports, 1,6M bbls.; salsa. 12,sW
bbla The market wa neglected, but
firmly held on all grades; winter patents,
64wu'4.S6; winter straights, 84.001 A. 10; Min
nesota patents. iti; winter extras,
83 0trfj3.iS; MinneaoU bakers,, 83.11)3.76;
winter low grades. I2.8CXS 8.15. Rye flour,
steady; fair to good, 83.&4.4o; choice
to lanoy, 64.46&3.60. Buckwheat Hour, firm,
ii Jt dCM.
CORN MCALf-Steady t yellow western,
81. 02; city.. 81.00; kiln dried, 83.003.06.
RYEV-Steady; No. 2 western, f. o. b.,
afloat; standard Jersey, 6ouo8c.
BARLY Quiet; feeding, 3o c. I. t. Buf
falo; malting, ieirnioc e. 1. f. Buffalo.
WHKAT Receipts, 117.000 bu.; exports,
107.127 bu.; sales. 2,360,000 bu. futures. The
market for spot was steady; No. 8 red,
tuSo In elevator; No, 2 red. 91c, f. o. n.,
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, too, t. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba, nominal, f.
o. b., afloat. Options declined at tlrat rather
severely under reKrts vt snow In the
Southwest, easy eables and liberal western
receipt. Meeting eacellent bull support,
however,' the 'market later recovered and
closed very steady at "4C'So net decline;
May, 86 11-1641 wsvtu, closing at 6c; July,
2SIU83C. cloalng at IL'Vi December, tvWi
klo, closing at felte.
CORNltecrlpU. M.760 bu.; exports. 63 8)16
bu. ; aalvs, 6t),0u0 bu. futures. The market
fur spot waa steady; No. 2, 61Vo In ele
vator and 4vV f. o. b., "float; No. 2 yel
low, 64o. No. 2 white, iiHc. The option
market was dull and easy all day, reepond
lng to. poor cables, 'liquidation, good
weather and a light export trade, closing
W net lower; May, 4-t closing at
46 'c; December. 6ln&lH,o, closing at 61i:.
lATb- Heietnta. Ul.euo bu.: extiorta. 6.511
bu. The market for spot was dull; No. 2
stanaara wnite, 2c; o. s. uc; no.
t white. ViWsi' No. I. while, tlfcc; track.
White, 4141. .
HAY-Hteady; shipping, 5g76c; good to
choice, suyK.'ljc.
MOPft titeaily; state, common to cholie,
103. 43c; iC tia'Jbe: olds. ut2o. Pa
cific coast. 1KU3. Iu21c; 1902. 21&:.tc; olds,
al2c.
lilDRK--teadv; Oalveston, SO to 26 lts.,
18c; California, tl to 26 lbs., lc; Texas dry,
14 to SO lbs . 13Vc.
I.KATH KH Hteady : scld. Cff26V40.
PKOVl810Nb-Beef. dull; family, ro.00
nieas. a cuya.UO; beef hams, X.60Ui2,
i cket 8V.UWI1U 00; city extra India meas.
2160otri7i, Cut meats. Irregular; pickled
venire, fi. ptcklea alioulders. H ud
i.Kied,lu.iua. liabll. Lard, dull; weetara
t aimed, st w; rehned, stidy; conUnent,
': routh Anieri.'. 7.l: compotind.
14 3f.n.-. Pork. Mir: famUy, 16.60i 16.76;
euurt ciear, i.wu.to; meaa, IU.AIU.
HICiir Klnu; duiueeUc, fair to extra, t
tjc; JapaiL tS3iir.nl.
'lautXJVN rirm: dtv. 4.c: rountrv. 41
BUTTER Receipts. I.IU
pkga. Market
flrrp. creamery, li. j 4c.
CHEtiiv-Rerelpta, ( 940 pkga. Markrt
quirt; Hale, large and small, colored and
wtiite, bepteaioer. lie; late made. lo
tir18JUKa.iiiia f.-3 pkge. Market Ira
extern erroiiila to extra. atuiU-.
Pol f.TK' -Ji live, s'eUy; atrn chick
lH4(B,81V(t1i
11l
42ttO"ttW
. W4 ,84 S4Jl
S8'4 85'
' 83ft ' 83 33
n oo" IT ob ioV
1180 U82H 11 26
40 40 KH
60 ( 60 46
I 6 90 ' B 86
SUM 05 I
IirwwJ, weak; wwlfrn chicken, lH4gl2c;
fowls, liyuc; turkeys. 14al7c.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Coadllloa ( Trade a ad Qaetatloas o
taple aad Fanry Produce.
v EOOH-Fresh stock. 27c.
UlVaJ POULTRY Hens, 77ic; spring
chickens, 7HiShc. rooster, according to age,
4oc; turkes, 12c; ducks, (jKc; geese, 9
DKESSED POULTRY Turkeys, 1316e:
ducks, allr; geese, WjlOc; chickens, kfj
9c; hens, Ca&vic.
HL M t'jk t acklng stock, llHc; choice to
fancy dairy, In tubs, Wuitr; sepnrator, 22c.
FRESli FIBH Trout. 10c; pickerel, 7ci
pike, 9c; perci., tic; buffalo, 1 4U.sc; Olue
flsh, 16c; whlteflsh, 9c; salmon, 11c; had
dock, 10c; codfish, 12c; redsnapper, 11c;
lobsters, bollil, per lb., 30c; lobsters, green,
fer lb., 2)c; bullheads. 11c; catflsh, 14c;
black bass, 20326c; halibut, 9c; cmpples,
lie; herring, ec: white bass, 18c; bluellna,
c.
OYSTERS New York counts, per can,
43c, per gal., 82.00; extra selects, per can,
86c, per gal., 81.76; standard, per can 27c;
per gnl., 11.35.
BHAN Per ton 114.50.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land. 87 6U: No. 2. 87.00; medium. 8H.60:
coarse, 26.00. Rye straw, 27.09. These prlcea
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand fair and receipts light.
CORN 44c.
OAT8-37C
. RYE No. 2. tnfl.
CHRISTMAS TREES Four to five feet
per doxen, 81.76; five to seven feet, per dos
en, 82.50; eight to nine feet, per dozsa, 83.60;
nine to ten feet, per doten, 84.60; large
school and church purposes, twelve to
ourteen feet, each 21(61. W: extra large, fif
teen to twenty feet, each 82.0W84.00.
EVEROREEN WREATHlNti In cons oi
twenty yards, per coll, HOctoSl.OO.
REATHS-Slagnolla and galax wreaths,
per . doxen, 21251.50; evergreen wreaths,
per dozen, 81.2651 160; holly wreaths, per
dozen. 21.2ot51.60. These designs are twelvu
Inches' In diameter. . . . .
HOLLY BRANCHES Per case of 2X4
feet, about tiftv Dounds. 84.0044.50; per
barrel, 81.60. '. .
1-ONQ NEEDLE PINES Per doxen, SZ.W
O2.60.
... w,n,t 1
f .1 .."J?rrt.
ISllelOe Oraera I
M UsTLETOE Branches, pi
box. II. 2o! ner nnunrf AOn. Ml
will be filled about December 20 and ship
ped by express only.
VKUb-TABLKU.
POTATOES Colorado. 86c: Dakota, per
bu.. 70W76c; native, SVSTOe. .
SWEET POTATOES ill nols. per bbl.,
83. 2S.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 12.36. -CELERY
-Bmali. ner dux.. 26fi36c: large
California, 4676c.
ONIONS New home arnwn. dry. per lb..
Uc; Spanish, per crate, 11.50; Colorado yel
low ana red. lvtc.
CABBAGE Wisconsin Holland, 2c.
TURNIPS Canada rutabagas, per lb..
lhic'i white, per bu., SOc. '
uAHituiB-wr bu., eoe.
PARSNIPS-Per bu., 60c. .
BEETS Per bu., 60c.
CAULIFLOWER California, per crate.
2.78. . i
tomatoes California, per 4-Dasxei
crate. 82.602.76.
CUCUMBERS-Per dox.. 81.00. ,
FRUITS.
APPLES California Rail flowers, ner box.
fl .00; New York Greenings, 83.60; Baldwins,
83.25: eating varieties. 83.6U.
UKAra Pony Cfc.awbas, Z20; importaa
Malagas, per keg, 86.0vt6.60.
UKAKiiitiiitRiK.'S Jersey, per oni., .w;
per box. 82.76; Wisconsin Bell Bugle, 89.50.
vjLirvct.s cajitornia, per dox, xi.zt.
TROPICAL ii;UlTd.
ORANQEd lorlua bilehta and russet.
all sixes, 83.60; navels, large size, 83.004f3.60;
smaller sizes, (3.76i4.00.
1H.MUN8-California fancy, oo tu
size.', 6.6V; choice 840 to 270 sizes. $i.W$i.Jb,
KIG8 California per 1u-Im cartona, 66o;
imported Bmyrna, -orown, 14c; t-crown,
16c; 7crown, it,
COCOAN UTS Per sack. 24.00; per doi.,
60c.
DATES-Perafan. rter hn nf SO narkaves.
22.00; per lb., in 60-lb. boxes, to; Oriental
stuftea date, per bos, 82.40.
cAHiinu rer me. itim tea ouncn, .w
02.6o; Jumbo, S2.7EiB3.26.
JulHCELLANEO US.
CHEEBE W Mconaln iwina full cream.
12 He; Wisconsin oung Americas, 13Vjc;
block Swiss, : 16c; Wisconsin brick, 12 o;
Wlscortkln Umberger, 12o.
noniti-xseoraaka, per t frames, uw;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 83.60.
MAPLE J3UQ AR Ohio, per lb., lOo,
CIDER Ter bol.. 66.76; per -ubl.. 8S.2S,
1-OlCORN-Por lb., 8c; shened, ima.
HOR6E RADISH Per case of I dux..
packed. 60c, i
NUTS Watnuts. No. 1 soft-shell, per lb.,
16c; hard-shell, per lb.,, 14c: No. 2 soft-shell,
per lb.," 18c;-' No. 2 a?d-sheil. per lb.. 12o;
Bruzlla, per lb., llHV4c; rtlberts, per lb.,
U a 11 He; almonds, solt-shell, per la, 16o;
nara-sneii, per id., ik: pecans, large, per
lb.f lOtgllc; small, per lb., 6S44;10c; peanuts,
per lb., 6V4c; roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c;
'Kill ... 1 ... 1 1 . I.. V. I . U ... M.A
per bu., 21.76; sheil-barks, per bu., 21. vB
J. 00; black walnuts, per bu., 81.26; eastern
cnesmuia, per id., no.
HIDES No. 1 gieen, cj No 2 green,
6c; No. 1 salted, 7c; No. t salted, 6o
No. 1 veal calf. 6 to 12 lbs.. 8U,c: No. 2 vea
calf, 12 to 16 lbs., DVic; dry salted hides. b'o
lie; aneep peita, aifitc; uorse nidev,
It. Loals Grata aad Provlsloas,
BT. LOUIS. Dec. 8. WHEAT Lower: No
2 red, cash, elevator, nominal; track, 90y
Vic, juocein oer, nuc; may, wvlVi July,
ittj7Sio; No. 2 hard, 'iMViCaauc.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 40V4: track,
t(aS4c; uecemDer, 4cmc; May, 40o,
OATS Weak; No. 2 cash, 8Ho; track,
27e: December, 34c; May, a7Hu; No. i
white, 8Uc
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents, 24.250
t.so; extra runcy ana straignt, tJ.votjt.ai;
dlear, 83.40S.60. .
SEED Timothy, steady, 22.262.W; prime.
higher.
IADVUII11 nt... HM
BRAN Easy; sacked", east track,' 760780.
HAY Hteady; timothy, 6i.bO19tf.oo; prai
rte, 8S.00tgp9.6O.
IRON COTTON TIES 81.05.
BAGGING 6wv4C.
HEMP TWINE 60. '
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
811.86. Lard, lower. 26.20. Bacon, aulet:
boxed, extra shorts, 27.76; clear ribs, 2V.12Vi;
short clear, 88.S7H.
POULTRY Turkeys higher; chickens, 7cj
springs, 7Mic; turkeys, 12c; ducks, lOo;
aeeae. 8c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 20c; dairy, 19
(J200.
tUGS Lower at 26c.
Receipts. Shipments,
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
OaU, bu
.12.000
14.000
..88,000
. .24.000
..64,000
48,000
36.000
84,000
Kazuaaa City Grala and Provisions,
KANSAS CITY. Dee. 8.-WHEAT-M0:
May. Wc; cash, No. 2 hard, 71Wn7-'e;
No. 8. 67c; No. 4. C14ii6; rejected, Botu;
no. x red, svic; io, s. r.-'n'ue.
CORN December, wwuaic: May. Wie
cash. No. 2 mixed. 8Uc; No. 2 white. Sitii
OTc; no. , sc. .
OATH-Hft 8 wnite, SBftc: no, z mixed.
24VS.C.
buttek creamery, ziazso: dairy, fancy.
ZUC.
RYE No. I, 47C.
HAY Choice timothy. 29.60; choice Tra!
rle. 88 00.
EGGS Weak: Missouri and Kansas stock.
rase returned, r7c; new No. 2 white wood
cases Included, 27c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 324.800 172,
Corn, bu 62.800 ID. Ota)
Oats, bu 10,000 9,000
Minneapolis Wheat, Flonr and Bran
MINNEAPOLIS. . Dec. 8. WHEAT De
cember, Koc; May, t?c; July, 81V. On
trark: mo. 1 tiara. No, 1 northern
81V' ; Ko- northern, 79Hc; No. 3 northern,
72ii 7ti '
FLOUR rlrst patents. 14 4Mr-4.: second
patents, 8430y4i: first clears, 33.3U&340
second clears. 22 i& 1 40. '
BRAN In bulk. 818.76.
Mllwnnkeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. . WHEAT Steady
No. 1 northern. 84i84Vc; No. 2 northern, kyl
an-; may, tunisac.
RYE Steady ; No. 1. 6ftt67c.
BARLEY Pull; No. 8. 4Jc; sample. 1ZO
6 Sc.
CORN-Steady; No. x. C7HCc; 'May. 2Hc
esued.
Philadelphia Preaae Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Deo. t. BUTTER
Firm, fair demand; nearby prints. I7c
KOGS Fresh nearby, Sic, loas off; west
ern. 81c; southwestern, JLKaJlc; southern,
fiSe.
CHEESrO Dull, weak: New York full
creama fancy, llc; choice. 11 He; fair to
good, IQUfrC.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. I WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. I red western winter, ia la
futures, quiet; December, nominal. March
6s 4Sd. May. is 2d.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed. 4s
a; futures, steady; January, 8s USd
jaarcn, ia loo.
Toledo r4 Market.
TOLEDO. Dec. 8. BE ED Clover, cash.
St.; uvcemoer, .; January, r b
ruary. lo k.'j. prime alaike, 8 50, prime
tiniotny, ai.eu.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. Ic. I CCRN-Old. lower
new, Bttmdy: old No. 8. Cc; old tt'a 4 tie
new aa a, hc, u n a
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Stocks Cell Rapidly at AdTiooinj Frioei
Earlj ia ths Day. .
PRICES DECLINE FAST AS ADVANCES
Report el Secretary ef tha Treasary
taaare Coaslderable CeslliiM
Among; Regolar Dealers ta
Gxrhaage Floor.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8. The bull movement
In storks continued In force during tha
early stages of today's stock market, but
tho precipitate course of the advance over
ran the market and carried the average
level of prices below last night. The close
was eaay and without recovery. There was
no news of tha day whose Influence could
be perceived on the market. During the
bulge of the morning there Was more ap
pearance of animation and variety In the
dealings than at any time heretofore.
Stocks of all classes were transferred In
enormous blocks and at rapidly rising
prices. This great sctlvity caused skep
ticism about tne market and Induced pro
fessional traders, watchful for signs of
a turn, to put out short lines. When the
market paused after the first reaction and
then started upwards again, the demand
'from those uncovered shorts helped the
new advance.
From the outset enormous sales to re
alize were manifest In Brooklyn Transit,
which was a conspicuous feature In last
week's advance. Amalgamated Copper
fared better, adding a point to yesterday's-5-point
rise before it was seriously affected
by realising. The sympathetic effect of
strength In copper stocks generally in
home and foreign markets and a violent
advance In oopper In London helped this
slock. It closed at a net loss of 1 with
HnplftMl mfftt iinsin the snennlatlvA sentl
' ment generally. The failure of United
1 States Steel preferred to hold Its 1-point
advance waa another strong Influence on
th reaction. Reports of difficulties made
. mrlfw nv.r rAftlintlnns In WftirM u 11 rt
over closing down Important mills also
ffected this stock.
It became known today that gold waa
taken In London for account of Chicago
nd New Orleans to the extent of 2726,000.
he renewal rates for call loans were
generally marked down this morning.
borne unwary borrowers were spparentiy
in hope that still lower rates would pre
vail. Late in the day when they at
tempted to supply their needs and when
the active speculation had already made
arse inroads upon tne available money
supply, the rate for call loans was bid up
to 1 per cent witn tne urgent aemsnas 01
these belated borrowers. This flurry in
call money doubtless was a potential in
fluence on the reaction in stocks.
The optlmlstlo view of stocks and the
nances of the country taken by tne sec
retary of the treasury was' reassuring.
There la no doubt that confidence is
greatly Increased In the future financial
security of the country by the develop
ments In the exchange market. Indicating
the accumulation of large reserve credits
abroad, beyond those met by the current
mports of gold. The immediate future 01
the market Is of course largely depend
ent on the character and the resources
of those who bought stocks today In
the tremendous outpouring to take profits
on the previous rise.
Buslnees In bonds waa principally in
speculative Issues In which the price move
ment was Irregular. Total sales, par value,
were 84.636,000. United Btatea bonds were
unchanged on the last call.
f ollowing are the closing quotations on
the New lork Stock exchange:
rjales.Ulgh.Low.Close.
Atchison 7t,176
do pfd 2.323
Baltimore A Ohio 29.070
)
88
120H
do pfd 610
Canadian Pactflo 1,226
Central of N. J
Chesapeake ft Ohio.. 6,070
Chicago ft Alton..... "2,200
do pfd
Chicago GL Western. 1,050
no u pfd
Chicago ft North w'n 1,200
Chio. Ter. ft Trans
Tdo pfd..; 400
u., u. k t. Ij.s- '
Colorado Southern.... 1.775
do Ut pfd oo
do 2d pfd... 1.410
Delaware A Hudson.. 2.600 159
Del., L. A W.. 100 243V
Denver eV Rio Grande (WO
23
2114'v 21H
do pfd... - 6w
"TO
Erie ..-,...: it... .69.156
'l
68Vj
60H
2H r 814
do 1st pfd , ,ooo
do 2d Pfd 3,110
7H
4K14
7Vi 6744
4'4
Gt. Northern pfd
Hocking Valley ...
'160
100 74-4 74H
74V4
8314
.1804
21V4
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central.....
8.840
200
131
2214
1304
, 22H
20"
do pfd
C8
20
Si
Kansas City South'n
800
204
do pfd..
a a a 1W MVTf ,
400
86
Loulev. A Nashville.. 4.700 1074 1&6 1084
Manhattan L 8,860 14U4 141. iaij
Metropolitan St. Ry.. 8,120 1224 120 12oH
Minn, dk Bt. Louis.... "v n .
Missouri Pacific 53.225 9S 9314 93J4
M., K. At T two I'-t Jl
do Pfd 64,010 OV
Nat. R. R. of M. pfd
New York Central.. 8.760
Norfolk A Western.. 6.600
1184
684
"iiii
U8
62S4
444
717 1
6tt
2
6114
"ii".
144
83J
1424
l4?5
21
do pfd
Ontario A Western.. 6.200
Pennsylvania 103,670
P.. C. C. aV Bt. Li
Reading 26,646
do 1st pid a
do 2d pfd 200
Rock Island Co 46,zw
do pfd .i
St. L. 8. F. 1st pfd
do 2d pfd . j,?
St. Louis South wo.. 600
do pfd 8.BW
St. Paul 48,166
do Dfd w
Southern Pacific 86.766
Southern Rail way.... 10.080
do Dfd.... 2,600
78V4
Texas & Pacific, 8.M0
1
T.. Bt, L. W w
do pfd
Union Pacific 76,409
do pfd .
Wabash J.6W
do pfd e,w
Wheel. Aj Lake Erie, l.iw
Wisconsin Central.,.. 1.000
do pfd
Adama
American
United States
200
186
Wella-Fargo
Amalg .copper
Amer. Car At Fdry..
.73,435
. 900
. ' 800
. 100
do pfd
Amer. Unseed oil.
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive..
200
860
Amer. 8m. & Rerg..H."
do Pfd .
Amer. Sugar .Rerg....l7.4'"'
Anaconda Min. i-o . a.ow
Bklyn Rapid Transit. 28.070
Colo. Fuel cfc iron...
Col. & Hock. Coal..
1,160
JflO
, 1.900
1,460
Consol. Oas
General Electric
Internet. Paper
100 5
"lOO 'T6
i'700 "iTV
760 T7
820 K'J
.10 971
4 27 U
1i0 flTVi
100 217V
600 7i
900 4.
4,740 1RV
20 7?.
i.m 84'
1 S0 7
1,000 78
do pfd
Internat. Paper
do pfd
National Biscuit...;.
National Lead
North American
Pacific Mail-.-.
People s uas
Pressed Steel Car...
do pto '
Pullman Palace car.
Republic Steel
do pto
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal At iron.,
V. 8. leather
do DM '
V. 8. Rubber..
do pfd iii! ,
V. 8. Steel iT 17 i-
do pfd...... s;-- 1,47 I
Western TTnlon w .
Northern Becurltles .....
Total sales tor iue nj.
Boston StoVk Qaotattons.
BOSTON. Pec. 8. Call loans. 6W per
Official
cent; time loans. mji
closing price oa stocks and bonds
Atr-hti
ataxic
at iAuoua
44
Central
.... at Amalga mated
.... alvt'Buiakaai
.... MVCalumet A Hael.
....Ma'a (aalaanial
.... .44 l aapw Baase
...10 apoaitaloa Caal .
M..1M rranklla
....1J6 lala Rsrale
.... T atohavk
.... M4 Old Posdaiaa ....
....114 Oaoaola
....IXi'a rarrat
....IT! IQulacr
e
It
444
1
Atrhlaoa
do ptd '
Poatoa A Albany
tooetoa A Maine
Beaton BlaTaUd
N. Y . N. H A
ia
riUhharx pld ....
l aiaa Ptkclao
Vu. Oatial
Amar. Sutar .....
da pfd
Amer. T. A T.. .
"umlaloa I. A
UMral Etenrtc
Maaa. glsxu-le ...
da ptd
rmtod gTatt
H!. A Steal
da ptd
Waattn(. naau
. IT
,
, et
, it
.
.. I rtaata Fa Copper..
..laa Ttainck
.. 9 Trtaltr
. 14
. pa
. 6
Tl t'nilad
.. M t lak
.. u victoria
.. l7..WUiena ...
.. ft Welvar1B
... I Half a eat
!a
. a
. 7
. aa
"Adrautura
Asked. Ex -dividend.
Foreign FlannelaL
LONDON. Dec. 8 Money was tn active
demand and scarcer in the market, owing
lo U e traoater or upward et ill 0W) too
the bank of KkUdiI owu g to tlie Tra
vaaU Iwaa csuk XUe tJutai Jalfcetc Ivi
OS' 61sj
-" 92
n 79(4
88 84
118 11814
166
33 8? 82
8&H ' 344 84
71V4 71 71
1H 16 18 '
2 28 ,
119 118 166
"is 'iSH 1714
; 74
14 1414 14i
66V4 66 v 66
23V4 23 . 23
X 168 169
2424 243
exchange strengthened discounts. It la
feared that more gold will be taken from
the Bank of England for shipment to
America, perhaps necessitating an early In
crease In the hank's rates. Business on the
Stork exchange was dull, owing to the re
newed fear of dearer money and the un
certainty regarding the far eastern situa
tion and closed quiet. Consols were weak
In the absence of support end the demand
for gold from America, but they partially
rallied at the close. Home rails were flat.
Americans opened well above parity. Erie
and Louisville ft Nashville were prominent.
Prices strengthened later, trading became
fairly active and stocks'Closed firm. Copper
waa strong snd nctlve on bear covering,
caused by the sharp rise in Amalgamated.
The market closed at fH. The amount of
bullion taken into the Bank of England
was 500.000, and 213.0no was withdrawn
for shipment to the United 8tates.
PARIS. Deo. 8. Trading on the bourse
today waa quiet, but the time Improve J
owing to the condition of Spanish 4s and
Rio Tlntos. At the oloee prices were firm.
Three per cent rentes, 98f 460 fof the ac
count. BERLIN, Dec. 8. rrlces on the bourse
today wera firm owing to the favorable ad
vices from New York. Exchange on Lon
don, 20m 4ti4pfg for checks. Discount rates:
Short bills, i per cent; three months' bills,
8Vi per cent. ,
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. S. MONEY On call,
strong, 4iil per cent; closing bid, 6 per
cent; offered at .7 per cent; time loans,
nominal; sixty and ninety days, ( per cent;
six months. 6V6 per cent; prime mercantile
papor, ftiit4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong, with
actual business In bankers' bll'.s at 84.02
for demand and at 84 O740Q4.0756 for sixty
day bills; posted rates, 24.80H&4.61 and
84.84: commercial bills, 84.79i4.
SILVER Bar, 63Sc; Mexican dollars, 41c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad, lr-
regular. .
The closing quotation on bonds are it
follows:
V. 8. ret. ts. res..
do coupon
do ta, rex
do coupon
do new 4a, res-..
do coupon
do old 4a, ( .
do coupon
do 6a. re
do coupon
Atchlaon gen 4a....
do ad. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a..
Baltimore A O. 4a..
do aa
Central of Oa. 6a..
Chea. A Oil to 4a..
Chicago A. IVia.
C. B. Q. a. 4a.
C. M. at a. p. g. 4
C. A N. W. e. ta.
C, S. I. A P. 4a..
do col. la
.mm
.10
.107
.107
.m
.1934
.10
.110
I,. A It. uni. 4a r'4
Manhattan c. a. 4a..lt2
M. ("antral 4a Tl
do lat trie 1
Minn. A St. I 4b.... e
at.. K. A T. 4s 14
do la T4
N. R. R. of M. c. 4a. 76't
.10114 N.
y. C. I IV4a I9V
1. C. . 6a 130
.101 UN.
.loov
. ns
. ft
.101
. K
.104
.10J'4
.
No. Pacific 4a 1024
do la T0
Norfolk A W. e. 4s.. 7
ir. 8. L. 4a A par... US
Psnn. conr. it H14
Reading gen. 4a
St. L. A I. M. c. 6.. 11014
m. L. A e. v. ig. 4a. at
St.. L. 8. W. la..
91
i.. Ill
..110
..TO
.. T7
4a IS I
..74
.. 17
.. 144
..100
.. M.
.. 116
8 -aboard A. L. 4s.
So. Haclflo 4a.
Sir. Railway 6a....
Texaa A P. la
T.. St. L, A W. 4
Union Pacl&c 4a...
do ennv. 4a
IT. 8. Steal Id la.
Wabaih la
do dab. B...... ..
W. A K E. 4a...
Wla. Central 4a...
Col. Fuel con. 6a.
.. M4
.. n
..HI
..111
.. TO
..10J
.. M
.. T014
..1UH
.. o4
.. 87A
.. B9
.. I
C.C.C. A St. L.
Chlcaxo Tar. 4a.
Con. Tobacco 4a
Colo. A Bo. 4a
D. A R. O. 4a
rta prior nan 4a. . .
o zan. aa
Ft. W. A D. C. lat.
Hocking Val.
101
104
Offered.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Dec 8. Closing:
Conaola, money ...
1814 N. Y. Central
.123H
. 4244
do account -
U4 Norfolk A Weatam,
, 4l do Pfd
71 S4 Ontario A Waatern
fili' PannajrlTanla
Anaconda
Atchlaon
. IV
. il
do pfd
. 41V4
Baltlmora A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific ..
Chea. A Ohio
S6H Kaaa Mlnea
. 10
.113
Kaadlng
. 23H
. 40
do lat ptd
do Id pfd
Southern Hallway
do pfd
Southern Paclflo .
Union Pacific ....
do pfd
U. . steal
do pld
Wabaih
do ptd
Chlcazo Gt. W
. l
.lit
. II
. its
. 72(
. 3"4
. T014
. IIS,
.13&a
.11114
. Ill
ft St. 1....
DeBeara
. 13
Dearer A R. O....
. 404
do pfd
. II
. to
rla
do lat pfd
do M pfd
. 12
. 0
Illinois Central ...
Louta. A Naah
. tl V4
K. A T.
1"4
BAR SILVER Uncertain, 26d per ounce.
MONEY 2H4l'8 per cent; rate of discount
in the open mantel tor snort duib u a
per cent; for three months puis, s ib-itw
Der cent. . '
Bar silver was quoted today at Xd per
ounce, a loss of X4d from yesterday, me
decline was due to an absence of buyers and
pome realizing
. How Vork Mining 4)aotntlohs.
NEW YORK. Deo. 8. The following are
the closing quotation on mining stocks
Adama con H '
Alice II ,
Utile Chief
t
Oaurio, .
Ophlr ....
Pnoanix ..
Petnal .
Savaae ..
.to
.lit
. 1
. to
. 40
Broac vv 10
Brunawlck Con....... t
Comatock Tunnal... .. 6 .
Con. Cat. A Va at
Horn Hilrar lot
tttl"Nevada
. 41
Iron 8llr ..,..,....10'
aVraaltlHouaa.. II
LaadTiila Con ...... I
ftuudArd tot
onered
'''"'"I -'
Cotton. Market. ,
NEW YORK. Dec.'-8. COTTON-The
market opened weak at a decline of llt 18
points, following Liverpool cables that
were 1416 points lower at the time of the
local opening, after having reported a de
cline of 192j20 points, while spot cotton in
that maiket waa down about c. In addi
tion to tne cables as influence tending to
encourage expectations of further reaction.
the movement for the day was expected to
make a heavy showing, and reports from
southern textile manufacturers show a pos
sible curtailment of production. The local
leader started Duying neaviiy and there
seemed a good chance for taking' profit on
the decline, while outside operator sent
orders with brokers representing New Eng
land customers, pievr orieuns also snowed
firmness, a report coming from tnere to the
effect that the bull leader was bidding for
ltO.OOO July at 12.68c, and soon the market
here had rallied to about the closing price
ut me previous aay.
ino laat nour realising was arun at
traded and most of the, gain was lost with
the market steady 20 points lower for De
cember and from 2 to 6 points higher on
other positions. Port receipts for the day
turned out well over last years figures,
but the estimates for tomorrow's move.
ment was rather smaller and exports were
fair. Houtnern spot markets were gener
ally easy and unchanged' to Ao lower.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. h. COTTON
Wulet; sales, 1,000 bales; ordinary, 9 9-lfc
low middling, ll74o; middling, 12Hc; aoo
middling. 1234c: middling fair. 12 18 -16c. Re
ceipts. 24,864 bales: stock. 291.200 bales. Fu
tures steady; December, iz.iyg'lZ.Zlc; Jan
uary. 12.82c: February. 12.4712.49c; March
12 6112. 62c; April, 12.67a 12.89c; May, 12.71gy
;.iac; june, iz.(ini;i.ic; juiy. iz.t'KiiMi.."
ST. LOUIS.. Dec. 8. COTTON Steat
middling, 12 Ve: sales, none: receipts. 782
bales; shipments, 738 bales; stock, 13,660
Dates.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 8. COTTON-In In
creased demand; prices 28 points lotver
American middling fair, 6.72.1; good mid.
dling. 6 66d: middling. 4Gd: low middling
6400; good ordinary. .3ed: ordinary. 6.l0d
The sules of the day were 7.000 bales, of
which 600 were for speculation and export
and included 6,700 American. Receipt, 0,.
vw uiea, inciuuiiiK ?,ow uaiea American
ruturea opened easier and closed firm
American middling, g. o. C, December,
6 bid; December-January, l.47d: January
February. 6.43d: Kehruary-March. 6.41(3
i.ua; aiarcn-Apni, t.wi; Aprn-niMv, .;i:ia
May-june. .3i; june-ouly, July
August, 6.34&6.35(1; August-geptemb?r, ti,2ud,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dec.' 8. METAIJ4 There
was an advance in the London tin market
spot closing 7a 6d higher at 120 2s6d. while
futures advanced lue to 12l76d. locally
tin was firm at 226.37V426.62I4. Coouer
niaae a Dig gain in uinaun, as a remit. It
was said, of . speculative operations, and
cloned at a net advance of 112s6d. with
siot quoted at A.66 12s 6d and futures a
auoos. Locally copper was steady and tin
changed. Lake Is quoted at 812.0041 12 STW
electrolytic at 312.124 and casting at 213 00.
Lieao was unchanged at hu locally and
at 11 Is 3d in London. Spelter was nom
inally unchanged at 85.26 In New York and
at azuiaea in lxmuon. iron closed at
4ss lOd In Olasgow and at 41s 8d In Middles
borough. Locally Iron IS quiet; No. 1 foun
dry northern, 216.004 16.00; No. 2 foundry
northern, I14.00i lft.00: No. 1 foundrv south
ern and No. 1 foundry southern soft. 13.60
4jl4 00.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 8. METAIJs Tead firm
at 24.02ft. Spelter, firmer at 4 6ta4 6a.
Evaporated Apples anal Dried Krnlts.
NEW YORK. Dec. I.-EVAPOH ixpn
APPLES Stock la in light demand and
rather easy, particularly as to the lower
grades. Common are quoted at 44jttc:
prime. 64j6Vc: choice. bKta&MC. and tun. v
at elttc.
CALJFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune!
are coming In In small quantities, but the
absence of Important offerings- prices are
steadily held, ranging from 2VtOW for all
grades. Apricots are in fair demand with
choice quoted at 9a39c. extra choice at
94i'1014c, and fancy at 11916c. Peaches are
quiet, with choice quoted at 7Viti7r-, extra
choice at T14umc, and fancy at ftri0Sc
Dry Ooadi Market.
NEW TORK. Deo. t. DRY OCaODS Buy
ing has shown Utile enlargement and yet
Inquiries to secure goods at the old price
are frequent, but met by stubborn opposi
tion on the part of the sellers. Advance
have been made all along the line, and
while price Hals are not generally quoted
each individual order waa baaed unon Ita
own merits and a profit obtained If pee-
Biuie.
Wklaky Market.
CKICAOO, Dec. 8.-WH ISKY-Staaay on
basis of 21 27 fer finished goods.
BT. LOUIS. Dec. 8. WHISKY Steady at
PtORIA. Dec. .-WHISKT-On basis of
61 T7 for nnlened goods.
CINCINNATI. Doc 1 WHISKT-D'ttU
tar riuULtJ. e,wia quiet, oa basis et ILXU
OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Corn fed Eteeri Ver? Slow and Lower, with
Oowi and Btockeri About Bteadj.
HOGS GENERALLY A NICKEL LOWER
Best Grades of Fat Sheep anal La wi k s
AAomt Steady, others Slow aad
Lower, with Feeders la Limited
Demand and Prlres Weak.
f
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec, 8.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
4,002 6,246 13.U7
6,400 10,000 14.000
Official Monday .
umclaj l-ueeday
Two days this week....
Bame days last week..
Same week before
Same three weeks ago
Same tour weeks ago.
rami oays laat year.,
Rt.CEl-iS FOR Irll;; VhAK To DATE.
The tollowlng table ahowa the recilDls of
cattle, hogs aud aheep at bouth Omaha for
the ear to date anu curapanauiu wl.u laat
year:
lOTit 1009. In, IImv
Cattle 1.025.63; 9,"2.163 73.384
Hogs 2.im.:&2 2.tM4.40b 14.8.3
Bheep l.iJW. L63ii,i82 142,677
Average prices paid lur lioga at South
Omaha lor the laai several days with com-
IfKrisuai;
Date. ( 1803. 11902. 1901. 11900. 11899. 11S93. 1897.
Nov. 16...
Nov. 16...
Nov. 17...
6 21,
4 6414
4 44, 6 29.
5 671
4 8t 3 87 J 86
8 81
3 31
2 81
6 Hit
4 90
4 8
a 64i
a
I 86
8 86
6 68
8 29
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
IS
K.l 6 81
6 631
6 63
3 26i 3 3
19...
22...
4 447,1
29
4 78
4 76
3 Si 3 34
t 7
ill
C 84
6 78
I 88
3 84
44V4
6 81
4 78 89 8 21
Nov.
Nov.
tt 2
6 76
6 6
a
6 76
t 76
8 bo 8 3 3 29
23
4 "31
a
4 78
6 86
IB 1 a a
3 S2 3 fc 8 27
2 771 2 SH 3 80
Nov. 24..
4 20V4i
4 lUSs
15
03
Nov. 86...
Nov. 26...
Nov. 27...
a
4 87
ia I
02
6 78!
6 73
ao
8 23i
8 ".
3 28
4
4 24ts
4V
4 33
4 76
8 76
Nov, 28...
4 71
t 73 3 20
3 30
3 27
8 23
3 2.
3 19
3 21
Nov. 23...
6 66
6 Ooi
4 74
3 A
4 71
4 If
Nov.
80
4
3 21
Dec.
1....
2....
8....
4....
....
7....
8....
4 34V
t 09
4 63
8 74
3 26
3 2S
2 iS
Dec.
4 811,
6 IW
6 96
8 7t(
Dec.
4 401 6 I81
6 S 4 64
Dec.
Deo.
4 4St4 6 221 6 92i 4 b8l
4 371 6 241 6 05 4 77
6 16 6 09 i 4 84
4 864 I 04 4 81
4 321,1 07 I 4 78
8 81
3 60
8 37
Dec.
3 8ii
3 36 8 25
Deo.
8 81
3 18
8 23
Dec.
3 83) 8 80
8 i;
Indicates Sunday. "Indicate holiday.
The official numhee nf mn nt utnrlt
brought in today by each road was:
Cattlm 1 1 o-- HI. 'n t-7'a..a
c, m. st. p. Ry...::;: 4"" 38
Wabash 1 3
Missouri Pacltlc Ry 12 .. 4
Union Pacltlc system 62 16 19 ..
C. A N. W. Ry 6 16 1
V., E. & M. V. R. R 46 20 17 1
C St. P., M. & O. Ry....21 12 4
B. A M. Ry 44 18 16 ..
C. , B. & Q. Ry 7 10 .4
it.. C a at. J 4
C., R. I. & P. Ry., east.. 19 20
Illinois Central 2 8..
Chicago Gt. Western 3 4
Total receipts 224
156
71
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hoars. Sheen.
umHnt racking uo t13
Swift and Company 1,606
1,290
2.611
1.200
2,602
ftiO
S,8ri7
1.831
2,965
Cudahy Packing Co
833
Armour ac tjo :
Omaha Pack. Co.. Bt. J...
Armour A Co., Sioux City
649
77
64
SO
200
fttr
49
262
2
78
109 .
1
144
861
2,240
vansam oc 1.0
Carey & Benton
W. I. Stephen
Huston & Co
H. F. Hamilton
L. F. Hus
Wolf tc Muman
Hobblck Ac B
Lee Rothschild
Morton & i
v
640
Hagerty 6x Co .
Other buyers
2,890
Totals
.6,063 10,443
11,608
nA'rTI.IC'r'her. waa tha heavMt run of
cattle here today that has arrived In some
lliue time. Xradlng waa not yery active,
but, with the exception of corn-red steers,
about everything waa sold without much
ohange in prlot. , ,
Receipts lnclubed about thirty-five cars
of corn-ted steers, but most of them were
suort-fed stuff, tor which the demand' has
been very limited all the season, in fact,
buyers would hardly look at the commoner
kinds and aa a result trading waa very
slow, with prices uneveuly lower. Some
thing right uiolce 'jnignt have sold to good
advantage, but there was nothing here an
swering to that description with which to
make a test of the market. It waa very
evident that packers did not want the
warmed up and short-fed cattle and tho
prlcea they effered were certainly discour
aging to the oelllng interest.
There was not much change In the cow
market. There were about seventy-flvo
cars on sale and, considering the liberal re
ceipts of yesterday, as well aa today, the
mark.ee neia up in very satisfactory man
ner. There waa more or less tendenoy to
bear the market, but the situation could
best be described by quitting the market
steady to a little lower. The bulk of the
arrivals was disposed of In fairly good
season. i
Bulls, veal calves and stags commanded
about steady prices, with the possible ex
ception of snort corn-fed bulls, which were
slow and lower, the same aa steera
There were not very many etockers and
feeders In the yards this morning and the
market could safely be quoted steady to
strong on an aeairaoie grades, common
stuff could not be quoted any more than
steady. The demand from the country so
tar mis weea nas oeen ramer light and
confined mostly to the better arradea.
The few bunchee of western range steers
mat wouio ao tor Killers sola at about
steady prlcea Trading even on those, how
ever, was not very briak. Range cows were
steady 10 a snaoe easier and western stock-
ere and feeder steady to strong. Repre-
eenubuv auci;
BEEF STEERS.
No.
it....
Tl...,
41...
II....
II....
II...
II....
Av. Pr.
... nt in
... Ml IN
...1!6 4 It
...1241 4 10
...lim 4 40
No.
Av. Pr.
11
1
IT
II
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NEBRASKA.
9 cows. ....1036
1 cow 910
2 feeders.. UM)
1 steer 8S0
1 cow 11.10
1 calf...... 170
I cows 97
1 feeder... 640
1 70 8 cows 9OT
2 8.' 8 cows 1213
2 60 2 steers.... 935
2 26 2 cows S0
2 25 1 bull 12'
2 76 a 23 cows 6H8
2 75 1 cow lO-'O
2 00 11 cows 673
2C0
4 W t t t-ows 1017
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3 00 7 oows 1102
2 66 1 cow 1030
2 60 8 cows 1132
8 1 2 cows 1010
3 00 14 feeders.. 875
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t 80
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24 rows 963
2 calves... IJo
10 heifers. . tfl
14 heifers... 700
1 bull 1640
1 bull Ho0
1 bull......ir.O
1 bull..
1 bull..
.1270
960
COLORADO.
Ill feeders. M Ito 3 feeders. . 90S 2 35
J. McDowell Neb.
2 feeders.. 46 3 60 1 heifer... 640
2 40
2 H6
1 75
2 calves... 170 4 60 2 cows 1120
2 cows 646 2 40 1 cow 960
Fuller e D Neb.
1 cow .1310 860 21 cows 1166 2 80
a. Grayblli-Neb.
S cows..... 967 2 60
Dave Oorley Neb.
1 cow 1220 2 46 13 cows 1004 I 45
2 coa....JU0 2 46
J. J. McCarthy-Neb.
rows 793 2 06 14 feeders.. 979
1 cow 1100 2 OS 1 cow 800
2 36
2 86
3 36
2 5
19 cows 6-2 115 1 cow 90
1 cow...... 910 2 86 2 COW 1160
1 cows Tsu 3 86
tfsran Lena ana Cattle Co. vryo.
31 egtrt.... 774 1 86 3 steers...
970
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2 cowl.... T4t
1 96
8 calves.
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I cowl.... 818
1 cow 800
3 cow, TV)
2 crars. T10
2 in" Sal
1 heifer '0
2 13
2 16
1 96
1 96
1 96
1 W.
1 calf....
2 calves.
4 calves.
i calves.
1 heifer.
. (40
1 heifers.. 6.r3
to
ftM-wtnta em a ait a Lberal this
aTWdUxgr aii'l out fuuu tut OJiMwaat OUWUh
9.402 16,216 27.327
9,9 13.44o 82,6t4
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8,914 13,2t'7 M9
14, Hl.itio 69,7i4
li.SUt 16,o21 29.270
The market here opened generally a nickel
lower, with trading quite active at the de
cline, packers seemer" to want the hoga
and In view of th. tl ne nt other points
salesmen saw no chut . .f iircvntlng the
break and took the pili-re offered. The
bulk of the hogs sl1 mm .Z to 3136,
with a top at 84.40, which was pnld for
butcher weights. This decline takes the
market bark to about where It was on
Wednesday of last week. The bulk of the
hogs was sold In good season.
The later market waa fully aa good ns
the opening, and, In fart, for a time trad
ing waa very brisk, with prices a little
stronger. On the extreme close, however,
the prices paid were about the same as at
the opening. itepresentauve sales:
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SHEEP Receipts
were fairly liberal, ua
the table above. The
will be seen from
bulk of the offering consisted or fed stuff,
though there were quite a few western
rangers. The market could be quoted about
steady on the best grades, but when It
came to the part fat kinds of both western
graasers a well as corn-feds the market
waa extremely dull and lower. In fact,
salesmen found It a difficult matter to get
packers to even bid on the short fed atock.
very evident that they are not anxious
for that kind, and aa a reault salesmen
have a hard time to dispose of It. At a
late hour there was still considerable short-
fed stock In first hands.
The demand fer feeder was also rather
limited this morning. Choice bunches
mlght.be quoted, about steady, but the
tendency was to buy all kinds a little lower.
uuoiauons lor corn-tea stoca: vnoice
western lambs, o.00i&6.26; fair to good
umbs, 24.6-i6.00; good to choice yearllncs.
3.aet.uu; imr to good yearnngs, u.ova. to:
holes wethers, u.&a'a.oo: fair to good
wethers. 83.26fi3.36: good to choice ewes,
83. 003. 26; fair to good ewea, 32.862
8.00; choice feeder lambs, 33 60(iT4.10: fair to
good feeder lambs. 33.26ifr3.60: baby lambs.
(2.003.3.00; feeder yearlings, J3.2rU3,60; feeder
wet tiers, i:(T.j. teener ewes, iwxuij.du;
culls, 61.0WtfZ.0U. itepresentauve sales
Av.
Pr.
1 buck
4 western ewes
1 western ewe
. 200
. 96
, 70
. 106
. 106
. 129
. Iu9
. 106
. 100
. 140
. 166
. 132
x 80
. 107
.. 96
.. 80
.. 91
... 63
... 77
.. 68
.. 64
.. 70
.1033
. Ill
. 115
. 67
. 45 .
. 120
. 68
. U
2 00
3 00
3 06
3 06
3 25
8 80
8 46
8 60
8 60
8 60
4 00
4 00
6 26
6 60
3 75
8 00
2 00
, 8 76 .
3 78 V
4 60
4 00 '
4 12
4 60
2 86 -
3 06
8 06
3 25
8 26
8 60
4 60
26
432 western ewe
916 western ewes and wethers
80 native ewes
966 western wethers
337 western wethers
224 western wether
16 native ewes
21 native wethers I...
8 native wether
19 native lamb
4,4 native lambs
1428 Wyoming ewes
3 western 4 res
679 wtstern yearlings
820 feeder lambs...,.,...,.,,.,..,
820 feeder lambs
ISO western wetners
37 Wyoming feeder lambs
649 Wyoming feeder Iambs
4 western lamor...
748 South Dakota ewes
800 wee tern ewes
266 western ewea
IL Idaho feeder lambs
46? Idaho feeder lambs
23 native ewes ,
140 western lamb
7, western lamb
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Light Receipts of Cattle, Fair of Hogs
a4 Sheep.
CHICAGO. Dec. 8. CATTLE Receipts,
C.OOO head. The market was steady; good to
prime steers, 85.2Ot.O0; poor to medium,
88.6ot34.70; stockers and feeder, 821004.16;
cows, 31-60()4.10; heifers. 33.O0tip4.76; cannera,
ll.60iQi3.6O; bulls, 32.00if4 35; calves, 82.60tQi6.00.
HUUB-Receipts, 83.000 nead; estimated to
morrow, 88.000 head. The marxei wss
steady to 6u lower; mixed and butchers,
35.26(14.60; good to cholre heavy, 84.3634.60;
rough heavy, I4.ztrgi4.30; light, M-U04-lo;
bulk of sales, M totjH.tf.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 18,000
head. The sheep market was strong;
lamha iruftiir.. higher, irond tr, rhnlee weth
ers, 84.001&4.25; fair to choice mixed, 83.4Xiy
2.75; western aheep, 8.1 i4Vj4.se ; native lambs,
84.00(26.75, western lamba. (4.006.40.
Kansas City Live Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. rDec. 8. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 13.000 head, including 126 head of
southern. The market was steady to lOo
higher; export and dressed beef steers.
steady to loc higher at 84.3006.26: fair to
good. tS.ZDUI.ZD western tea steers, juo
higher at UOO'1,4.60; stockers and feeders,
atrone- at 11. 764) 4.00: southern steer, steady
at 32.00(ri3.16; southern cows, steady at 81.60
tt 2.40; native cows, strong at ii.otKia.ou; na
tive heifers, strong at 82.60&a.66: bulls,
steady at S2.2S&3.00; calves, steady at 13.00
B 00.
HOQS Receipts, 10,600 head. Tha market
closed 6e hlarher: top. 84 674: bulk of sales
34.45'a4.67H; heavy, 64. 4&-(i 4.6714. packers, 11.46
iilil: n as and llirhte. I4.404i4.4i.
Slifc-rLl' A. IN L) l.A M tin rteceipta. o.uuu
head. The market wna steady to 10c higher;
native lambs. 84.60416.25: western lamua,
I4.1.VU6.00; fed ewea, 83.0otij3.40; Blockers and
feeders, 6?.Vv4.7b.
"Jew York Live Stock Market
VEW VflHlf Deo. 8 BEEVES Receipts.
126 head; no sales reported; aresieo. oeei,
t.al v : eltv driMued native side. $6.00419.00.
Cul.i nunlad American steers at 311.6J
12.26, dressed weignt; reingeraior iw, tup
price, so per id.
fAl.vp.ft Reeeinta. 47 head: market
alow and aenerallv uulte stagnant for went
rni Hneea rateo uuiei. lower un vraip,
weak on barnyard calves. Including some
lat arrival, about 700 head unsold. Haxn
yard calves, 32.26ji'2 50; no western told;
eltv dresaad veal. 74T120 per ID.
HOOiJ Keceipt. neaa; wraa; aiate
hogs. H.804V4 66. .
HHt-b-t AISU UAMDS neceipia, i, n
head: euiet and steady for both sheep and
lambs. Sheep sold at ri.2SitJ.76; lamba, $5.26
ti6 to; dressed mutton, generul sales, 6
er.n ner lb.: dressed lambs. .WiflOo.
Exports for today, 840 beeves, 1.247 ghaep,
4,400 quarter of beef. , -
SI. Loals Live Block Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 8. -CATTLE Receipts.
7,50 head. Including 4,000 head of Texan.
Thj market waa active and steady; native
shipping and export steers. $4.004i5.26;
dreaaed beef and butcher steers, $3.765.00;
steer under 1,000 pounds, $3.504j4.76; Block
ers and feeder, $2.0Ofr3.6O: cow and heifers,
$2.26414 00; ranners. $1 76f2.16; bulla, $2 26'(f
35-1; calve. 83 00-ij6.60; Texas and Indlaii
steers. $2.2uu3.90; cows and heifers, $2.06ui
170.
HOGS Receipts, 8.000 head. Tha market
waa steady; pigs and lights, $4.uVH.60;
lui kers. $4.204.50; butchers and best heavy,
14. Sirs 4 60.
SHEKP AND LAMPS-Receipts. 3.600
head. The market was steady; native mut
tons. 13 2f3 66. lamba. $4.01X115 25: culls and
bucks, $2.00ii4.&0; stockers, $l.&o4j3.00.
, Stnck la klght.
Following are the receipts of live stock
at the sla principal western cities yester
day:
Cattle.
. 6 .400
. 6.000
.13,000
. 7.6(rt
. 2.434
. 6u0
Hogs.
10O4)
82.000
10.600
.(.!
4.XI
Bheep.
14 0.W
18.UU0
6t4)
;.rio
3.24
Omaha
Chicago
Kanaa City
fit. IxjuIs ....
Bt. Joaeph ..
Kloux City ..
Total ...
..83.834 73,903 ' 42.814
t. Jnaeph Utf Hack Aferket.
8T. JOHEPH. to. 8. CATTI.E Be
cipta. t4J4 bead. The market waa steady
to Hie hiarlier: native. $3.4tiiS !R: cows and
lilfitm. ti -Si J 4.411; stockers and feeder.
tLUl
4I4.1U.
XiXXiS-RecaTotg, LtA haaU. Tia uukat.
wna weak to he lower: light, 34 2" l.SI'i; me
dium and heavy, f 4 3c4 4 wi.
nilKEP AND l-Ml rWneoclpts, 8,8:4
hfMid The market was sternly to 1ic lower;
latnlis, I.VW; wethers, 84; cars, 8.1.60.
lona
City Live Mock Market.
SIOl'X CITY. Is.. Doc. 8 .-(Special Tele,
gram ) CATTLE Rpcrtpt, 61 head. Mar
ket steady; beeves, 8.i.i'1i 1.90; vows, lull's
and mixed, 21 6"13."0j ntovkers atnl feeders,
$2.6t3.60; calves and yratllngs, U .26ft:i.a.
HOOS Receipts, AifO head. Market fo
lower, selling at l4.llxH4.3u; bulk, l..'6.
Coffee Jrlarket. .
J NEW TORK, Dr-a 8 COFFEE- Spot
Rio, firm; mild, firm. The mnrket fur lu
turns opened firm at unchanged inters t
an advance of 10 points on a good demand
from scattering sources, wlilclt was a It 1 1 lo
more than sufficient, apparently. In absorb
free realising sales that resulted fmm in
different European cables. The buying wits
encouraged by continued Rmall prltnnry r--celpts
and at one time the mnrket J 5'n ;0
points higher. lAter. however the trail
ing became somewhat lesr active and
shortly after midday realizing es.-ert prlcea
off until the market was alvuit uttchanKe-1
to I points lower. Toward the close It was
rallied again by a renewal of bullish sin -port
and was finally firm, net um-linngd
to 6 points higher. Bales were 17t.7'0 bags.
Including December at 63.Vu6.45t-: Jantiai),
6 466.6oc; Me.rch, 6,ff.j Hie; April, rttnn-;
Mnv, 6.90S7.10c; July, 7.oor7.25c; StptemCer,
7.20Vn 7.40c; October, 7.30Hj7.4c; November,
7.4tV?7.50c
lugar Mnrket,
NEW: YORK, Dec 1,-SrOAH- Raw.
weak; fair refining, 3c; centrifugal, 94
test, 2c; molassea sugar, 274c; refined,
dull; No. 6, &46o; No. 7. 4.00c: No.
. 3 95c: No. , 2 90c; No. 10, 3 8f-; No. 11.
8 80c; No. 12. tT5c; No. 13, S.70c; No. 14,
8.6fto; confectioner A, 4 80c: mould A. 4.70c;
cut loaf, 6.0Tm:; crushed, 5 05c: powdered,
4.66c: granulnted, 4 4c; cubes, 4.70c.
MOLABBES Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 8Sfi8c.
NEW ORLJ5ANS. Deo. 8. BUflAR
Steady; open kettle, 244J3o; open kettle,
centrifugal, 8S-16c; centrifugal white, 81
3 18-1 lie; yellows, SV40 ll-ltto; seconds, 2V,
MOLA88E8 fltrady; centrifugal, 8fiS3c;
syrup, stealy, 3729o.
Dnlnth Uraln Market.
DVLT7TH. Den. 8. WHEAT On track:
No. 1 northern. 8014c; No. 2 northern, 77e;
No. 8 spring, 741tc; December, 79ic; May,
81c.
OATS On track and to arrive. 34c.
JEWELS VANISH FROM SAFE
Mrs. Dor Caaner of St. Loals Is Wondering-
How It Hart -pened.
BT. LOUIS. Dec. 8. After twenty-four
hours of investigation the police depart
ment Is still without a clue to aid In solv
ing the mystery surrounding the disap
pearance of Mrs. Dora Casner' Jewels,
worth 15,000, from a safe In her home. The
Jewels disappeared between 8 and 11
o'clock Sunday night, when Mrs. Casner
was absent from the house. The only
evidence of burglary was an open kitchen
window with one pane of glass .imashed.
The safe In which Mrs. Casner says aha
left the Jewels when she went down town
Sunday night was closed and locked when
she returned, but ' the Jewels, she says,
were not In It.
Drives All Before It.
Achej and pains fly before , Bucklen'g
Arnica Salve. So do sore, pimples, bolls.
corn and piles, or no pay. 26c. For sal
by Kuhn & Co. '
REAL E STATS TRAN9KERS.
Deed filed for record yesterday at fur
nished by the Midland . Guarantee anil
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
i-arnam street: '
Jere H. Chamberlain and wife to Wil
liam K. Harding, und. Vfe lot 4, block
6. ti. K. Rogers' add .' $ la
Wiluani K. Harding and wife to the
Commeiclal National bank of Omaha,
lot 4. block 6. B. E. Roaora' add 1
James 3. fcltxgerald et al to Thoma
Ollleiple, lot 1, block 266, Bouth
Omaha 1,000
Thoma Vlnan Allison, Jf.''enil wife .
to same, west H lota 14 and 16, block
2, Burlington Center add L6041
United State National bank to Nels
. Madsen, lot 6, block 8, Matthew' sub.
of Albright's Choice 150
Harvey j. Grove snd wife to John
Noble, lot 12, block 25. Benson 600
Oeorg F. Nile to Malon A. Dickson,
und. tV4 lot 8,. block 6, Beleveder.... 1
Walter Molse & Co. to John Kubat,
lot 19. block 14, Brown Park add 1
Thomas Breen and wife to Walter .
Breen, s28 feet lpt 11, block 1, Mayna
Place 1
Helen A. Frederick, executor, to W. H.
uat.es, lots l, 6 and t. .Frederick's add 30 ,
W. H. Oates and wife to Oeorge F.
Ollmore, lot 1, same , 1
Fred Krug Brewing Co. to Cassel
Realty Co., part lot 1, block 8, city
and other lota ,
Charles S. Huntington et al, executors,
to Thomaa B. Price, lot 1, block 67,
Florence 0
Bame to same, all block 20, Morse St
Ilrunner's add. and sV lot 6, block 25,
Florence 806
Charles C. Rose water to Bennett W.
Shanqueat. e48 feet lot 28, block 10,
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