Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1903.
CHAIN An PROnilfK MARRRT
Kewa from Arrtatini and Torsi pn Samaad
.. Oauaa Idraooa ia Prica of Wheat. .
CORN PRICES SOMEWHAT HIGHER
Oata thaw Slight Pries Ckaifti, hat
Ipsa Literal Receipts of Hon
Prices af Prorlslooa Ara
41-He: December, 42Hc: May. 4ive41c;
Juiy, 41 So.
rMtmbtr. KVc; May. vJc: No. I white!
tc.
FliOl'R Dull: red winter patents. 14 25 I 1..V. T.V.. T.... . TT.IU.. 'TW1.....
4 36; eatra Iuict and straight. 13.9034.20; I "
S-It"-'- .. ... . ana Apatny ranaiae tariftrnta.
HKF.IwI motkv. Btearlv U 9TV!72 80; nrlm. I . " a
higher.
bbah4w.i; ikyrsit track. r.& four stocks have greatest activity
79C.
CtflCAOO, Dec. 16. Fresh Indications ot
curtailments In tha Argentina exportable
surplus and an increesed foreign demand
were Influential In causing a, net gain of
Uo In May wheat here today. Corn la Ao
higher, uata ara up 7c P rovlalons are
weak.
Comparatively Arm rablea and continued
rainy weather newa from Argentina were
tha main factora In bringing out a fair
general demand for May wneat early In tha
day. May opened a shade lower to a shade
Higher at utitatisio, advancing soon to si
tiniSiO. Northwest receipt, nowever, wera
nearly double those of the preceding year
and southwestern rcoeipts also showed
large gains. These features of tha domestic
situation wera responsible for a selling
movement that carried May down to W&tt
&'c. The card seemed to be bearlnhly in
dined and there was little aupport offered.
Tha leading long sold a big line of July
openly and It waa rumored na waa selling
May tnrougn proaera wuite a lot ot long
wheat came out on this weak spot, but
when the selling ceased a good demand
from commission house and pit traders
started a rally, ueaooard reported z boat
loads talt en for export and this gave shorts
their cue and covered freely lata In the day.
Closing prices were at about tha top iig-
urns. May closed with a gain of Ho at
lttoa after touching KlWo. Clearances
. of wheat and flour were equal to 442,6(10
n untie i a. rrimary receipts were wko.ouu buan
els, compared with 662.U00 bushels a year
ago. Minneapolis, Dululh and Chicago re
ported receipts of 668 cars, against 69 last
week and 310 a year ago.
Although tha advancing tendency In corn
received a check from the early decline In
wheat. It soon rallied from the depression
and ruled firm throughout the remainder of
the day. Small receipts and firm cables
wera partly responsible for the firmness.
Tha Iowa croo report showed a reduction
of e7,O0O,00O bushels In the present crop from
mat oc last year, 'there waa also a con
siderable Improvement In tha cash demand,
tha cash article showing a gain of a full
cent. After opening a shade higher at
430 May sold between 43V4C and 43fco, clos
ing at 4S&-t.1c. Lmal receipts wera 77
cars, no contract grade.
A little demand from commission houses
and selling by scalpers wera about tha only
features In trading In oats. There waa no
evidence or any selling by the nig longs,
neither waa there any further accumula
tion by these Interests. Prices showed lit
is change. May opener unchantrnd at 88ta.
ran sea oeiween vtraiiKrtfco and no and
closed at MT,t(37e. Local receipts ware 68
cars.
Provisions were lower, as was expected.
In view of the liberal receipts of hoaw and
a decline of from lOo to 16o In prices at tha
yarn a.
Total receipts of hogs at western market
figured up 120,000, compared with '75,300 a
year ago. These figures stimulated a good
deal of bearish sentiment In nrovlatonn
Buying by shorts was In sufficient evidence
io noia prices steady at. a small decline
May pork closed 12fto hwtr at $11,621; May
lard and ribs were each off 7HCP10C at W.B.'H
ana to.. ...
Estimated repefots for tomorrow: Wheat
75 cars; corn, 136 cars; oats, 106 cars; hogs,
w m need. .
Tha leadln gfeatuYes ranged aa follows
. Article. Open; Hlgh. Low. dose. Yesy,
Wheat I I
Dec. . JTSWH,! 7i
May -IH'.'Ap mnvtfrs
iivwpm - ib
Julr
Corn
Dec May
July
Oats
leo.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan. May
Ribs-,
Jan,
May
f414f?Tl 42
43IB" 43i
SEW YORS-STOCKS ASD BONDS
HAT-flteadv: timothy. t6.tC311.60: prairie.
JrlOJN IV1TUN 1 1 aiB ll.UJ.
BAOUINO 6fcVo.
HKMP TWI Kai 5c.
tmji iriai.ima i.,,..- 1 . iAkkl-
til 65. Lard, lower; steam rendered, ti.
Baoon (boxed), steady; extra shorts, 17.20;
clear ribs, 17.60; short clear, 17.76.
POULTRY ttteady; chic ken a 7c; spring,
7Hcj turkeys, 14c; ducks, 10c; geese, 9c.
n utt r. k steady ; creamery, lowzoc;
aairy, lity-ioc.
JdOUS Higher, sue, losa err.
RecelDts. Shipments.
Flour, bbla 6,000 .ooo
Wheat, bu 104,000 40,000
Corn, bu 14.000 ,13.000
Oats, bu 88.0U9 27,000
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET,
Coadltloa ( Trade aa qaotatloas
tapla ss4 Pamey Prsisce,
EGOS Fresh stock, 232c
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 7l274,c: soring
chickens, to; roosters, according to age,
4ioc; turkeys, JL14c; ducks, IMHK; geese,
u9e. '
iJRESHEU POULTRY Turkeye, 16170,
ducks. ltKullc; geese, 9 10c; chickens, Vtflt
tc; hens, 7Viij4c.
ilUTILK backing stock, llHo; choice to
fancy dairy. In tubs, l(yjlo; separator, 22 o.
rnnaii ism irout, iuc; pickerel, ic;
pike, c; perch, 7c; blueflsh, 16c; whlteflsh,
so; salmon, He; haddock, 10c; codflah, 12c;
redsnapper. 11c: lobsters, boiled, per ID..
10c; lobsters, green, per lb.,, IMc; bullheads.
no; catnsn, lie; Diack -pass, zoojzbo; naiiDut,
13c; crapples, 12c; herring, 6c; white bass,
13c; bluetlns, 6c.
OTBTKKB New Tork counts, per can,
43c; per gal., t2.00; extra selects, per can,
S6c; per gal., 11.76; standard, per can, 2ic;
per gai., 1.S6.
UKAH-r ton, 14.60.
HAY Prices auoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association. Choice No. 1 up
land, xi.&o;
Asaalgaasate Copper, Valted States
Iteel, PeaasylvaaLa sat Branklya
Hapld Traaalt toastltated
Hall at Baalaess.
NEW TORK. Dec. !. The stmk market
took on the tone of holiday dullneae and
apathy today. Pully half the day's meager
transactions ware in Amalgamated Copper,
t nitea males Hteei, eiiiiny ivania and
brooklyn Kapld Transit. An advance In a
lew ot tha specialties caused soma sympa
thetic reaponaea in the general list, but ad
vances were small. The almost total lack
of demand for Blocks allowed a gravitating
tendency to aasert itself In spite of tna very
ugoi pressure to sen stocas.
nrook.lv n Transit's rise, seemed due to
buying from tha same sources for soma
time manifest, but ths opening to traffic
ot tha new bridge from New xork across
East river was given as the reason tor
demand for tha stocks on account of pros
pect of Increased traffic from that causa.
dugar's advance waa aupposediy due to the
imminence ot me paseage at tna Cuban
reciprocity, bill through the senate. The
market for Amalgamated Copper turned
active and the price moved Irregularly.
The activity of the raw copper market lit
London waa an Influence on the stock mar
ket, but the dealings were attributed to an
organised speculative movement. Tne re
pression upon tne market, wnlcn waa evi
dent, waa not easily explainable.
me disturbed tendency of the money
market, which often becomes apparent
toward the close of tha year, la entirely
lacking at present. Currency la moving
freely toward New Tork from the west,
and the continued movement toward New
Orleana la not sufficient to offset tha inflow.
I lie large receipts of gold and the incoming
mpmenis sun to De received alter the
turn of tha year afford assurances ot easier
conditions af money, for the small remain-
VIU. 4. . W. M1VUIU4I1. I . , . . . v . .
coarse, 66.00. Rye-straw, fc.60. These prlcea "JTi fiTe... wn cn .
are ror nay or good color and Quauty. I iT'r , '1 T '7 "
-d'recipu Hght. vXn'z ijzs" sn.xsr"
OAT8 S7o7 I ' Published today undoubtedly had Its
HlfK-No. 2. 60c.
CHRISTMAS TREES Four to five feat.
per dosnn, (L7i; five
doxen. 12.60: elaht to
t3.60; nine to ten fee
to furteeTftrch VMrTxTra Targ.: i"d K ow'" th.?arg, gath-"
fifteen to twenty feet, each, t2 00t.OO. E- UtZ.. ii. T V l" . tranaa
KVKKURKKN WKKATHINtiln COllS Of r 1" I ' '-.
.n i m I There waa no very confident feeilns- oh
WREATH&-Magnolla n'd galax wreaths, ",.fci.Pre,,"t Prices could be held.
per doxen, 11.50: . evergreen wreaths, pet
dosen. tl.6o: hnllr wren tha. tier doaen. 11.60.
These deala-na are twelve InrhM in di. I inremiening . competition and
ameter. I i rii in some 01 tne branches of
HOLLY BRANCHES Per case of txlx I "' vraue. 1111s seemed to be tha
feet, about fifty pounds. t4.60: per bbl.. 11.60. u"derlVnf. " ot tho dullness In the
lAJtNt HtmUL.hl P1NKB Per dOSell, K.00 SST . XlZZ" ,""lu auyinuig else,
14.11116 for demand snd st 14. 0 tV"?r4 0 TO
for dsvs' bills; poMed rate, tlSliHMVj
and commercial bills, $4. WW
cMLVKR Hsr, R.Vio: Mexican dollars, 42c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
The dosing quotation on bonds ar
follows:
.,..106(4 L H. sal. 4 1H
,...lo M.nhutn c. t. 4a. .1H
....imt'lln. central 4a 1
Wt a Irt I no H1
.lU-VMInn. St. L. "
.1WM.. K. a T. a H
1" 1 aa I
.11 N. R. R. ot M. . 4a. n
.1014 N. T. C. n. !. t
Wa S. J. ('. n. is.,
.in"' No. Pol6o 4a
an l
ft. W. e. 4
o. I. L. t par
Penn. cost. m..
V. S. rt. fa,
Se coupon .
do am. res...
So eooapn
So new 4a, rs
So eoupoa
oH 4a, ?f . .
So roapoa
4o 4a. ra
So eoupoa
Atrhlson son. 4a.
to adj. 4 it
Atlantic C. t- 4a.... I"l
B. B. 4a tnn
o la M
Central ot Oa. it 104
4o lot tne H
Cliea. a Ohta 4Ha...lo:4
t:blcaso a A. la.. Vt
c , R. q. n. 4.... am
C. at. ft. P. g. 4a. Ill
0. N. W. e. 7a. ...Ill
C, R. 1. P. 4a.... vt
So col. ta 744
0 C.C. Pt. L. g. 4a af.t4
Chloaao Tr. 4a.
Cob. Tobarco 4a...
Colo, a go. 4a ...
D. A R. O. 4.....
Brla prior Ilea 4a.
do aoa. 4a
t. w. a r. c. la.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
aasBBBBawaaaaas
Bf Bteort Very flow and Lowtr, Ezoept
Best Eandf WtigbU
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
Sheep Receipts Moderate aa (Joed
Staff Bold Freely at Prices Raaglag
trass; to Tea Higher, While
Feeders Meld Aboat Steady.
Ra dinar tTI
8t. b. A I. M. e. H..1114.
at. u r. tf. aa.
Hocklns Val. 4Vt...H '
!t. L. S. W. la.
flaaboaM A. L. 4
Do. 1'ifHc 4a
go. Railway
Toaaa A P. la ...
T., St. 1. A W. 4
Unloa Paclno 4a..
do conv. 4a
V. S. Stool t Sa.
Wabaah la
do deb. B
W. A L. B. 4....
Wla. Central 4a...
Colo. Pual a. it .
MVa
a.. Ti
... 7H.
...1134
...I14
a.. i
...list
... a
... 4H
...liu
...61
... 7t
... o
... 70
Offlrlsl Tuesday ,
Official Wednesday...
Leadoa Steele Martial,
LONDON, Deo. 16. Closing:
Console, mnnay... a u-ta ti. T. Central
do account .... M 11-14 1 Norfolk A W.M
Anaconda 4 I do pfd
Atchloon ,...'T0 jontarlo A W....
do pfd aH; Pennsylvania ...
Baltimore A fhlo... Rand Mlnea ....
Canadian raclna 12:4 IRc.dini
Choa. A Ohio I4a
rtllr.no Ot. W 1H
C. M. A St. P 147
DtBaera 20S
u. a h. u.....
do pfd
Brla
do lat pfd..
do td pfd..
Illinola Central
Lotlla. A Naah
M.. K. A T...
BAR SILVER
4
74H
. 91
. 10
. UH
.1.14
.110H
. 1844
-Firm. K'Ad per ounce.
MONEY 83tt Per cent: the rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
3t'-r74 per cent; for, three months bins,
2i(3 per cent.
do lat ptd.
do td pfd..
So. Railway .,
do pfd
8a Pacific ....
Union Pacific
do pfd
U. 8. Hteal....
do pfd
Wabaah
da pfd ....
to
.. 91
.. ItS
i0H
.. 10
.. KT4
.. 40
.. JO'i
.. J2H
..
.. o"
.. KIS
.1 '
.. K'Tfc
.. 441.
.. 1
.. It
Three davs this week... .It. S1.6I8 :'7!ri
Same days Inst week 14.1(4 27. ta !3.4o6
Bama week before 146 Sl.otW 63.4
Same three weeks ago... .16.01 3.1u0 Z-,1'H
Same four weeks ago It, 4: 2a.K'l 48.044
Same days Inst yesr 11,641 23,810 S0.241
RECEIPTS FOR TUB YEAR TO 11AT1S.
Tha followtnw labia shows he recelota of
cattle, nogs and sheep at eoutn unn
tor tne year to date and companions wnu
last year;
laria lor Inc. Dec.
Cattle 1 MS MS KI4.443 SU.8M
Hogs 2.138. 4i"8 2 14o.9n0 10.0W
Sheep I.s20,7&5 l,K8it,l3 140.642
Average prices paid for r.uga at tsouio
Omaha for the last several days with com-j-arisons;
botVaannutnoZr"16, TS""" ? s.n quotation.1 Vn1 mining "I
b?.Th Annuencing opinions as to the prob- ...... M K .
to seven feet, per I JIki- . ii suggesting Alice ....7.... ....... 14 Ontario .......
li ne feet, per dosen. I "-"- ki"'-buiiw ui jirni
L Mr down t4 60- clple" at ,Mue " There was
rch puiroees, twelve mucn "ousslon of the condition In the Iron
Breace 10
Brunawlck Con I
Comatprk Tunnel 4
Con. Cal. A Va 10S
Horn HI I Tor log
62.60.
The sharp recovery In the sterling ex-
88
,'V
11 25
11 65
8S
66
a
7
84
11 26
11 65
C K
65
f I I
I (Hi (f"' llMi
8n'0V4i80Ttiffl
i
44fl44
43i4l4.1(,'a
43 l43HVil43i.i
f5 f 5Rt4IS4f
MISTLETOE Branehes. ner 6-lh. Iv,t change market was sufficient to put an end
$1.26; per lb.. 30c. Mistletoe orders will be 1? ?l2lm?or ,op Present. The de
fined about December 20 and snipped uy '1 L miances to cover interest and
express only. ., ' dividend obligations to foreign security
VKUETABLKS. i , J V . 7 rwmtuincas " to
POTATOES-Colorado. use- Dakota, ner f"nds by foreigners resident here Is als a
bu.. 7(VSi75c; native, toitfOo. conspicuous factor In the seasonabla nrm-
8WEET POTATOES Illinola per bbL. neJ!8 ,f forelT exchange.
13.26. a-i"o uuumm, par vui., Bonds were rather dull and heavy. Total
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. 12.86. I T T -vaiue, ai.Dou.uuu. united States
CELERY Small.' car dnr. nstXn: larira bo"d.? w.ere unchanged on call.
California, 46S76c. I .h li ln aJ. u u,OB'n luotatlona on
uxsiurss New home grown, dry, per lb.. I "v, v .
.. f,200 oSV 684
200 2T, VA 92V4
.. 1620 7DV, 79 79
.. 3o5 88 88 87Vi
.. Wl UOTt 113
, 115
33
o; Spanish, per crate, tl.60; Colorado yel- I .(.v
low and red, lWc. . I Ay"?n
42W 41SflA
4,SrV48"tfr
H1 'ios w "t un
32
n as
11 65
60
17H
34
11 25
11 2V4
f
20
33
11 40
U 75
46
CABBAGE Wisconsin Holland. VAo.
TURNIPS-Canada rutabagas, per ,1b.,
p wnue, per ou., ouc.
CARROTS Per bu., 60c.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 60c
hketb Per bu.. 60c.
CAULIFLOWER California- nee m-ate
12.76. ' '
TOMATOES California, per 4-basket
cmia. a--o.
CUCUMBERS Per dor, $L
FRI71TS. I
$1.60; New York Oreenlngs, Baldwin and
other varieties. t3.60.
GRAPES Ponv I'ltuhn ' nrw. InnArt.J
. Maiaau, uur aeg, to.ljr(;tt.UU.
do tfd
Baltimore & Ohio
oo nfd
Cansdlan Pacific
Central of N. J
Chesapeake 4 Ohio...
Chicago & Alton
do ofd
Chicago Ot. Western. 1,300 1
do 11 pfd too 284
Chicago A N. W 400 IBS
Chicago Term. V T
do ofd 100
C. C, C. &- St. L jno
Colo. Southern 760
do 1st pfd 200
do Id nfd ;
Delaware A Hudson
Del., Lack. West
33 t
35
69
16H 15H
27 274
144 16
..... 8H
174 17
774 771
10
30
CKANBEHRIF,-Jeroev . ner Ml 17 Kn-
per box, , ta.76; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle, IS; Denver ac Rio Grande
B?JK?.n PJ""?. . t do pfd
wiJi---aiirornia per box. 11.25. Erie 10,970
cmAKaEFiorida-n; t.......
.ti .i- .oc. . " n it.' i
t v-MoVitL7- ii? . ""i' sise, w.umBs.ou. lot; Northern pfd...
.i. W. 7T-"A"." w wocxing v alley
SiAJ 'f..:.' ."" " ! do pfd
, .?75 "tornia. per tu-in. cartons, toe; Illinois Central
No. a New.
Cu,h nllnltUn. we - - fnllnw.
FIIL'R Dull and prices off SWlon. I Imported Smyrna, l-crown. 14c: 6-crown. ltfc: I ! rnir.i
wlntar ratents, 4 10: etrnlghts, t,1 & 7'5r.ow"' I80. I do nfd
vwv vn u j u-r.r iw., aa, per aos., sue, I k r Hntirhern
DATES Persian, per box of so nkr. . ti- ""i - Boutnern
..,.b-J, !!;lblile" 6Hc; r,ental tuft,M Louisville A Nashvriie
TA.W-., . Manhattan L
winiar patents, M.isia'l.io: etrnlghts, x,i.6sss
4.415! spring patents. M SIW4.20; straights,
S2 4taS06: takers, I2.SB413.75
whkat-ko. 1 spring, YUffw; no, 7 rea,
90N,ft4e. .. ,
CORN No. 2. 4?H: No. t yellow, 44c.
OATS No. 2, tfVtrWai No. 1 white, 36
7v,c..
r RYB No. 2. 62c, x
BARLEY Oool feeding. J5c; fair to
choice malting, 4fffBc
SErcrv No. 1 flax. 93c; No. 1 northwest,
era, 11.00; prime timothy, 12 Si. Clover, con
tract raife. tll.CO
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per hbl.. tll.2S
tSU W; lard, rwr 100 l . M 3266.36; short
libs sides, (loose!. f00t.20; short clear
aides (boxed), 1t.2l.n.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments ot nour ana grain t
Recelnta. Shipments
Flour. bbls...t j. l.tno 1S,?0
Wheat. bu.... 1M).S00 46.700
Corn. bu... 180,900 9.10
Oats, bu 214,3) 125 900
Rys. bu 4vt 2.30
Hsriev, 80.700
380
800
1T4
78
14 .14
63H 63V4 63H
21
an losa jdbx loo
- 240
21H
It
29V
w
sees . him aaaaa InlF
734
:. 83
860 1204 Vik 129H
200 39 38
Mil
61
6774
60H
100 35
1100' 143
21
88
18
84
1064
141H 141H
36
C6tlNJuNmAbt-Um-lM,, bU"Ch' MerropomanSt" Ry:: 122H Jl?
rHRirSeJf.V.fN.S?3r.,,, i. Missouri Paclfle 4,726 73v , 72T? 73..
CHEESE Wisconsin twlna. full mum
nVfro, Wisconsin Young Amerions. 13Up:
blook Swiss, 15c; Wisconsin brick. liV4c:
Wisconsin llmberger, 12c.
iiurvriy Nebraeka, per 24 frames, 13.25;
Mo.. Kan. & Tex
do pfd 900 894
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd. . 100 37 .
N. Y. Central K0 119
Norfolk & Western... ,350 68
an nfd
Ontario & Western... 400 21 H 211
Pennsylvania 30,'JOO 117 117
f., C, C. at Bt. Li
Reading 6,600 444 44
do :at pro ,
16o; hard shell, per lb.. 14c; No. t soft shell, ?to ,JPV Ji' in, '& "iiii
per lb.. 13c: No. 2. hard shell, oar lh.. lln! I Rock Island Co - 800 25, H
Braslls, per lb.. He; filberts, per lb., 11c; B,ao, VIJ? a'i."iVnM'
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames. 33.60.
HAl'LE HUUAlt-OMO, per lh., 10c.
f ' r l IT l ad 1.) . I an 7K. 1 . 1,1.1 m-
r-ur-vJriiS i-er id., ifAc; shelled, 34l3Vbc
HORSK RADISH Per caaa of 11 doa .
Packed. MOc.
N u I d walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
almond's, soft shell, per lb., 15c; hard 'shell!
ne 1K lln' n... on lura r.aw IK 1 1..
""
per 10., luc; peunuta, per ID., 6 Vic; roasted
ariev, p)t..,,, m.tiv I peanuts, per lb., 7c; Chill walnuts, Uiil3c:
On the predure exchange today the bnttep 1 large hickory nuts, per bu., tl.60; shell
market was steady; creameries, 1&S-2d:
dsirtea I4tnr, i f-'gn were steady at mark
rases included, 26Va1j29, Cheese. was steady
at nnriW,
NEW YORK OENEHAL MARKET. '
maw ,m j iiuu. iir, uu., e..w, auvii
k.,lia V., , 1 0 MaVb w ). I...
1. zo; liauan cnestnuts, per in., lac.
M 1 1 1 ! : M- r. A l weeen not No. X ar.M sat
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, 6c: No. 1 veai
calf. 8 to 12 lbs., 8V4c; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to
15 lbs., 6Hc; dry salted hides. 8a'12c; sheep
polls, 2v,9c; norse niues, i.oo.:u.
4aatatoaa t tha Day aa Varloas
.' ... Ceaaaaodltles.,. ...
NEW YORK. Deo. 1A FLOUR Recelnta.
29,410 bbla; exports, 21,400 bbls.; fairly 'active
and c:'ea steadier witn wheat; winter pat
enU, t4.0uoi4.l; winter straights. M. 0004-10
Minnesota patents, t4.664H.76; winter extras,
t3.0ua3.jM; Minnesota bakers, t3.70.86; win
ter low grades, li&rlii lh. Rye flour. Arm:
choice to fancy, 43.46y3.o0; fair to good, 68.26
j 40. Buckwheat flour, steady, ti.i6a2.a.
CORN MEAL-Stesdyi yellow western,
1101: city, 11; kiln-dried. tS.oui3 05.
RYB Firm) No. weatwn, 6iu, (. O. b.,
an oat; state and jsntey, tmutio.
bAKLliY Steady ; feeding, 39c; malting,
4di h-. c. I. f.. Buffalo.
WHEAT Reeelpla, 23,450 bu.. Spot, firm;
no. t red, wtac, elevator; no. I red, 91c, r.
t. b. afloat: No. 1 northern. Duluth. s3c. f.
t. b. afloat;. No. 1 hard, Manitoba, f. o. b.
afloat. Options coened steadier 'on cables.
but sagged off under liberal southwest re
eelpta auid selling by Bu Louis. Later they
rallied and wound up the session rather
stronrer. Influenced by a scare of shorts.
bulUah newa from the northwest and big
flour clearances. The clone waa firm S'U'Vc
Pet higher; May, ,MVM6 1-loc; closed at
1.1, ..I,... .1 . ft..
CORN Receipts, 4o,l&4 bu.; exports, 34,036
ou. ttpot, nrm; No. 3. bio. elevator; No. 3,
mo No. I yellow. 66c: No. I white, 63c
Tha oetlon market was aaaln very firm all
day on scant farm offerings, very light re
ceipts, steady cables and good bull support
rloslng So net higher on May; May, 45S4
- (HAtc; closed at aic; December big'Sic;
vlosed at 6Jc.
OATS Receipts, 826.000 bu.; exports, 16, 75
pu. upot, staaay; No, 3, 41Hc; standard
white, 42n; No. A 324344c; No. t white. 41c;
track, while. 41646c.
MAY Quiet; shipping, 86fj7tc; good to
cnoice, stminao.
HOPS Ktrm; state, common to choice.
1J8, tWSSc; 1"2. lbo23c; o'ds, tltilOc.. Paclho
roast, aa(o: imijzc: olds, tVbluc.
HiOKd-Fltoi; Galveston. 20 to 26 lbs.. 18s:
California, 11 to ii Jus., 19c; Texas dry, 24 to
to lbs.. 13V0.
HE.it Firm; acid, EtfittUc.
do Id nfd
St. Louis 8. W
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway ....
do pfd
Texas A Pacific
T St. L. fc W
do ofd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do nfd
Wheellna A L. E
Wisconsin Central ...
do pfd
Adams Express
American Express ...
I'. 8. Expresa
Wells-Fsrgo Express
100
100
444
13
17H
SO 381
.87 ...87
117H llH'i
67. 67H
Do
' 21.
117
60
4414
76
69W
2fVi
14
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13
81
444
13V4
15.900 ,143V4 1424 1424
va) iii' til- ju'-a
Kaasas City Grata aal Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 18. WHEAT De
cemoer, 67t4o; May, WfifiMic; cash No. 2
hard. 70fiT.'c; No. 8. t6.nVir.69: No. 4. cmt
bc: rejected, Milo; No. 3 red, Eita?uc; No.
3, laitto. -
cuitN uecemoer. stuc: May. x7Hsrx7ic:
rash No. t mixed, 39a39Hc; No. t whits, 39
mte: No. 8. SSc. '
OATB No. Z White. 3WiSc: NO. 2 mlXd. 34 . n.l r-n.e 6A 070
.... - Am. Car A Foundry.. 1.000
HAY choice timothy,. 15.60 choice a0 pfd H
P'Slrl'- .W. . Am. Linseed Oil 100
r-"o. z. . do pfd 1
uuTTcn-creamory, asuc; dairy, nmcy, Am- lKjomotiva
An nfd
Am. Smelting A R
An nfd
Am. Siirar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn R. T..
n,.in a! a T ci n
T-0"0 Columbus A H. Coal
..-. ..1,.,...., 1 1.
ur... r r..a. rjeneral Electric
NEW YORK. Dec. It. EVAPORATED International Paper
Arrlt,n Tua market shows a better de-I do pfd
mind and ara firmer, with common quoted I International Pump
at tai oc: pnrae at ikiuhc: cnoice at tuii 1 do via
svmi, ana iancy at ic.
CAUtUHNIA UK1EU rKUlTo rllintt
show a slightly Improved tone, with hold'
ers looking lor an increased demand after
the holidays. Quotations ranging) front Sdi
ssta .jor sixes , ranging rrom au to im, and
40 to 60. Apricots ruled firm, with 1 fair
Jobbing demand reported. Choice are quoted
at KSaliyo; extra cnoice, '.ruio4C, and
fancy at llfflic. Peaches are aulot but
steady, with choloa Quoted at 7l.f7c:
extra choice at JV'ua'.o, kna fancy at V.
m iu4c.
20c.
i?n.a VJ-ok, VI luano.l m.Jt w
cases returned, 'flc; new No. 2 whltewood
cases Included, zee.
Receipts. BhlDtnents.
..194.oru lo9,6"0
i. 19,2(10 " H.2(a
... 12.000
S.7S1 ' m 4H
900 21 21 21
626 78 774 77H
200 2614 26'4
600 12 22 22
85
12,960 T9'4 784 784
660 88 874 7V4
ino 20V4 20 20
800 874 364 364
'io .'lTH 'l74 V7V4
200 .384 tt
..... 4- 23
, m
10
209
484 47H 48 .
194 19 It
67U 67 64
H
10 80 28
14 14V U
7 76 70
494 48H 49U
aoA
-a
New York Mlalag ,aoatleaa.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The following are
stocks:
... 4
...aoo
.,1m
.. 10
.. is
.. r?
.. 41
.. Ill
..
Ophlr
Phdenlx
Potoal
Raraaa
Iron Silver .'.'.'.'.'.'..'..la I Small Hopea .'!.
LoadTtlla Cos 1 ISlandard
Offered.
Bank Clearings.
Wheat, bu........
Corn, bu.
Oats, bu
1
soo
2S0
1.150
22,760 12M4. 128 124
250 79 79 78
40.625 61 S
. 700 27
" 100 12:
1200 18b
443 116
1,700 11
Philadelphia Pradaca Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 1A BUTTER
Firm; extra watrn creamery, &aX'nc;
nearby prints, 27c.
EOUS Strong. 2c higher: fresh nearbv.
Sto at the mark; western, 36'n36 loss off;
southwestern. 34ii3fc; southern, CtiHo.
CHEESE Dull and weak: New York full
cream, fancy, live; choice, UV:; fair to
National Biscuit ....
National Lead
North American ....
PacMio Mall
People's Gas ,
Pressed Steel Car....
" do ofd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Hteel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron..
U. 8. Leathur
do nfd
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steel 4.
do Pfd .- JS
Western Union t. 476
too
200
"ho
l.0
150
"i56 .
ln
9i0
1.0(0
too
t6&0
Kf0
100
rr
'25"
98
264
494 6-14
26 n
154
1834 1844
1644 164
104 io4
61
29
70 -
IMa
764
14
n
164
25
2174
64
394 '
18 174
72 72
834 f!
7V4 7i
764 764
97U 974
2174 215
4 64
4
104
634
7
104
624
87
I.KATH
RICE Oulet: dumestlo. fair to axtra. 84; a I good, lOWUWc
ia.e: Jo'.n. nominal. I .
r K( .bIONES lieer. steady: family, 810 00 i.ncroi uraia aarari,
Oil OU: ripm. ts uoviy OO: beef hams. 8J0.66.nt I l ivCRPraii. Iw u.wHrir.rirm.
27 ; packet. W 00(110,00; city extra India No. 3 red western, winter, 6s 241. Futures
a. iig.nxiii.w. v i meava. irrraruiar; 1 quiet; ueeember, nominal; Marco, a 44d;
pickled bellies, t 2&n Ou. pickled shoul- I May. 6s S4d.
dare. t6 6titwi.u0 pickind bania. tio.OOi 10.75. I CORN Spot, flrrn: American mixed. 4s fd.
Lard, easy; western steamed. t6.t6: rennad.
easy; continent Ii Hi; noutn America, t'u;
compound, et446.60. , Pork, easy; family.
iB.i;fi ; short clears, HJ.W(lS.O; mesa.
ll iDMil 30.
TAlOAiW-Steady; city S2 per pkg ), 4c;
Country ipkga. freel. 44.
BI'TTEK Receipts, t.740 pkgs.i quiet and
sleadv , creumery, Ii4ij5c: dairy, limilc
CHEESE Keceluta. . 4.747 pkg.; quiet:
stale full cream, fancy, large and small
kurd and white September, Uc; late-made.
aw. .1
EOUS-Receipts, l.70t pkgs ; steady; west
ern. KotlSi.-
POt'l,TKY-Allve. steady; weatern thkk-
ens. Iwoluv, fowla 114c: turkeys, liulc.
Irressed. Arm; westrrn cliickens. Lie: lomls,
11111.... ...rkiu. '
ItatK HSSistissa.
BOSTON. Deo. It Call loans, g4 per
cent; time loans. MJ4 per cent, omtlal
closing prices on stocks and bonds:
Alchlaoa 4a atioaos 4
Moi. Matrai aa MituminsiiM a
iirkiBi. aa mosnaaa n
do pia v ai'. 01 nocia..
mm. a Alnanr....i44 (aiaaaiai ....
Hoatoa A Maine.... 1 tyovvr Haasa
Futures dull: December. 4s 2ad: March.
IS lld.v
Mlaaeapells Wheat, Floar anal
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 14. WHEAT Da.
oemiver. itc; Mayv Bi'tc; July, sosc; on
trm k. No. 1 hard, titer: No. 1 northern.
sv'ac: No. 1 northern, .tnac: No. I north
ern. Tlifr7f,4c.
FLOI R rlrat patents. $4 46434 65: sexond
patents, t4..ti4 : hint clears. t3.3U4lt.40;
seconu Clears, .'.vt.m.
4. Lata la Uraia aad Pravlslaaa
8T. IAOUI8. Dec. 16. WHEAT Higher;
N.. I red cash elevator, nouilnal: track. 90
'ioj uecetnoer, !: May, 14c; July.
;o. 2 hard, 7, jV.
CuiiN-Hlhr; Na 3 men. 424c; track.
Mllwaakea lira I a Market.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. Id -WHEAT-Irrea-
uiar; i o 1 oortnern. snic ; io. 1 north'
ern. 81&K74-; May, flilV
RYE Sieady : No. 1. tWfii7e.
HA RLE Y Steady; No. 2, S2c; sample, S3
CORN-Qulet; No. t, 456454c; Msy. 434
Peoria Cirala Market.
rr.ORIA. Dec 18 CORN -Higher; No, t,
424c; nw No. L Six; iew No. 4, Aml
Rjaia. KlOVOlod
N. T.. N. H. If
Pltckbura P'd
t'aloa Paciaa
Max. Control
Anor. Husar
'
Aiaor. T. A T
Pomtaloa 1. A- B
Ganoral KlocUM ,
tin Elavtr ....
Haaa. AlMirM pis., ra .
tiuH fruit !
U. g. stool liH
so pld
Waoilas ooauaoa.,,. ft
Adranlurs t
Asked.
140 itiooilBloa Coal .
lti rrauklls
1 J n,t.n a
14 Moaawa
Old Doaataies ....
1I44 Oocoola
Ill .Parrot
4ularjr ,
Sat Fa Coppar.
Tuuntl ,,
Trinity
...134
... I
...14H
list
t'l
lit
Victoria ...
Wlaoua ...
Wolvortae
iMly Woat
...4U
... 164
:::!.
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... I
... M
... I
... at
... n
... a
...
... 94
.... 44
... 11
...
... 14
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How Yerk Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1A MONEY ON
CALL Steady at 44654 ner cent; closing
bid .and offered. 4 per cent. Time loans,
eilahtly earler; en days snd 90 days, t ner
cent.
iTERLINQ EXCHANGE Strong, Hh
I Actual buainesa la bankers' bins at K at si
.E PAPER per
OMAHA. Dec. 18. Bank clearinsa for to
day were II. 249.067, a decrease of 187,210.49
irom tne corresponding day last year.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. M.-COTTON-The cot
ton market opened steady at an advance of
6 points to a decline of 1 point, the gains
neing in sympathy witn higher cables and
lurtner bu nsh advances as to the south
ern spot situation, which, however, were
more or less conflicting, and with receipts
for the day promising to ba large the room
element, Influenced also by the reduction In
Ellison s consumption figures, were Inclined
to take a bearish view of the Immediate
situation. There was consequently consld
erable cotton offered at ti.e opening ad
vance. and shortly after the call the mart
ket had depressed to about last night's fig
ures. It was soon rallied again by a re
newal of moderate bull support and at one
time showed a net advance of 44)7 points,
easing off again In ths afternoon under
further liquidation, after which it ruled
very Irregular until lust before the close,
and Anally waa ateady net 2u5 points
higher. Bales for the, day were only 150.000
bales, according to estimates reflecting the
continuance of a holiday market, with
most, of the dealing between professionals.
Port recelnta for the day were over last
year's and the estimates for tomorrow's
movement were heavy. On the other hand
exports were liberal and the aouthern spot
markets were steady at generally un
changed prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Dee.'-' M.-COTTON
Steady; sales, 9,760 hales; , orainary. ioc;
good ordlnsry. . 10 13-lSo; low middling,
11 13-lltc: middllnr ." 13-lKc: Brood middling.
12c; middling falrr lfy,; Receipts. 18.461
bales; stork. 319.652 bales. Futures were
tendv: December. 12.254b12.27c: February
11 6lsi2.63o: March. 12.66c: Abrll. 12.72(il2.74c
May, I2.7o0i2.79c; June, u.M'aii.soc; Juiy,
12 Wiai2.89cl.
BT. LUUIB, uec. ,ip.-tAll IKjn Dieatiy,
middling, 124c; sales, 70 bales; receipts, 550
bales; shipments, -S3 Dales; siock, h,vi
1 .tvwnpnoi.. ' Dc. 'l. COTTON Spot
moderate business done; vjrlcen unchanged
to 2 points higher; American middling tair,
i.uza; gooa miaaiing. o.cou, iihuuuhh, w-iw
inw miiirHlnir 6.70,1: aood ordinary: 6.60d; or
dlnary, .40d. The sales of the day were
7 mm hales, of which 600 were for specui
. : . ' . 1 t . . srtA a ... w
, 1 . n onn .Tiinri mill inuiuuru u..,"i
lean. Receipts, 28.800 bales, all American,
Futures ppenert quiet and ciosep sieaoy
inuru. mlHdllno: m. a. c December. 6.66d
recembernd January, .62d; January and
February, 6.60d; February and March. 6.Wit
67d; March snd April, 6.65d; April and
xtv lUd: Mav snd June. .53d; June and
July, 61d; July and August, .48S.4&d
August and September, o.oaa.
1
Foreign Financial.
TiNTMlM. T)ec. 16. Money waa In mod
erate demand In the market today and the
nnnlv was abundant. The advance in New
York exchange rates' weakened discounts
and lowered the price or goia eagien.
RnoinMB on tha Stock exchange waa
sharply Irregular. . The approach of the
holidays and renewed uneasiness regaroin
the situation of affairs In the far am
h.niii nitrations. Consols were a frac
tlon easier. Home rails were Irregular
Imartxano l,Wllrirl Bt flrSt. but SUbHO'
ouentlv recovered to parity. The dealings
however were narrow and the market
eased on realisations, but closed steady
f'n n-illu were IimivV..
PARIS. Dec. 16. Trading on the Bourse
wss Indecisive. Internationals were de
pressed hv unfavorable rumors In regard
in ih. Rimao-Jananese situation. Indus
trials were Inactive-At flrnt; later were
calm and at the cloe were firm. .The
private rates of dlsrrrunt wns I 13-18 per
cent Three per cent rentes. 97 franca
a? u. eentitnes ex-Interest, for the accoun
mrpi in run 18 Trading on ths Bourpe
tnriov was'llrht. Exchange on London. 20
marks 434 pfg for checks. Discount rales.
short bills. 4 per cent; inree niuumi umi,
34 per cent
Coffee Market .
NEW YORK, Dec. 16. -COFFEE Spot
Rio, quiet; No. 7 Invoice, 4c, nominal:
mild, firm. The market for futurea opened
steady at a decline of 1&&25 points, which
was only a partial response to much lower
European cables and rather till! primary
receipts. Trading was fairly active at
the decline, there being heavy liquidation
of scattering long accounts, but at tha
lower level there was good support from
the recognised bull contingent slid while
Europe wss a seller early, following order)
later In the day seemed to favor tne buy
ing side, ao that the market ruled steady,
recovering part of the Initial loss, the bet
ter tone becoming more apparent as ths
closing French cable reported an advance
of half a franc In that market, making
the net decline, a matter of 4 franc. The
close wss steady, net 104fl6 points lower.
Sales were 151.0UO bags,' Including January
at .oSQA.lOc; Februaryi Cloc: March, 6.264J
1.40c; April, 35ijo.⁣ May. t6"Jtt4l.75c: June.
.75c; July, t 801 i. 90c; Septemlier 7.taKJf7.10o;
October, 7.0&4y7.10c ; November, 7.10'a7.15c.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Deo. 18. METALS Tin was
a little hla-her again In London, spot clos-
I lug los higher at 127 17s, while futures
sold at Alio 10s. lxx-aiiy tin was nrm, witn
spot quoted at 127. 76ft 27 90. Copter advanced
5s In the London market, spot there clos
ing at 57 6a and futures at Aattlistu.
Locally cnDner waa quiet, but steady: lake,
12.6t(i 13.624; electrolytic, 12.2512 50; cast
ing. tu.U4al3.ti7k- Laa auvancea is aa to
11 to In London, but remained unchanged
here at 14-374 for small lots and 14 2i for
soot In London. Iron was unchanged at
48a 9d In Glasgow, but 14d higher at 41a
74d In Mlddleaborougn. Locally iron was
oulet: No. 1 foundry northern. 116. WKu 18 Ou:
No. I foundry northern. tU.uutrl.ViO; No. 1
foundry southern and No. 1 foundry south
ern soft. 313 5"14.00.
ST. LOl'lS, Deo. 18. METALS Lead,
sieady, 14.774. Spelter, dull, 84.50.
ajar Maraet,
NEW YORK. Dec. 16 -HI OAR-Ra w.
firm; fair refining, 34c; centrifugal, 96 test,
3Sc; molasses sugar. 2Vi refined, steady;
No. f, 4ubc; No. 7. 400c: No. 1. 3 95c; No. ,
1.90c: No. 10. I 86c; No. 11. t.tur; No. 12. 3.76c:
No. II, 170c: No. 14. 1 66c; confectioners' A.
4.30c: mould, A. 4.7ic: sut -loaf, 6.05c;
crushed, t.uoc; powderea, i.aeo: grauuUlod
4.46c: cubes. LTftc.
MULAbdilt-r irm. New Orleans open
!i-ttle, god to choirs, 811UJ8C.
NEW ORLEANS. Den. 1A-SCOAR
Steady; open kettle. ZtZc; open kettle,
centrifugal, !l-lt34c: centrifugal whiles,
l8 13-lbc; yellowa 14(1 11-loc; seconds.
kti'LAccFS-ngaa
ol'hti-. 1
as good s the earlier mnrVel. s more hogs
riso to sen at .. A iniriy giHia ciearnnc-e
is made, however. In spile , the fact
that many of the tmlna were slow In ar
riving. Representative sales:
snd fe-vleni, I2.50ti3.4ii. reives and yearlings,
tlV'AVh J 81. . '.
Ht nii-Rec-lttn, 8.010 bran: rrmrkrt lt
15c lower. I4.10di4.30; bulk. M.JOfM.a.
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SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. IS.
foelots were: Cattle. Hog. 6heep, 1 aa"
-71clnl Monday 1.446 9,Ui I3.sj
.. 4,6(i7 12,123
.. 4,750 10.600
6, .-S3 1
4,ll
Date. 11903. 1902.l01.19O0.189.Ut3.18l7.
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Dec. .... 4 114 IH IK I 761
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Dec. 10... 4 46 t 12 1 13 4 85
Dec. 11... 4 474 ( 08 t 14 4 82 1 92
Dec. 12... 4 484 5 16 16 4 77 1 96
Dec. It... 6 2i 4 81 3 96
Dee. 14... 4 444 21 4 f6 I 9i
Dee. 15... 4 894 t 09 4 84 I 96
Dec. 16... 4 284 6 16 6 26 4 01
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NEW YORK. Iec. W. Olt J 1'ottonsepil,
flrrn: prime crude, nominal; prime yellow.
S5tiS.4r. Petroleum, firm; refined New
York, 39 DO; I'hllHdelpliU and llalUmore,
4; prime. In bulk. t6.;s1.
TI RI'K.NTlN K Hieady. WWe,
RU8 IN Steady; common to good, 2 5-
' .'.
Oil IITT. lee in. til iTerilt nni-
nnccs. 11.90; ccrtlticntes no bid; shipments,
7N.873 bnrrela; aerge, 77.991 barrels:
runs, 4.SW barrels; average J'Ult
bbls.; shipments, Lima, SMI bbls.; a vera are,
86.9J5 bbls; runs. Lints, 51.413 bbls.; Aver
age, 63.547 bliln.
SAVANNAH. Icc. 18. TI Itl'KM 1 l K
Firm. .
Rosix-Firm: A. it. r. n, e. f. f-'w;
tC.SO; K. I? 55; K. 12.60; N, IS.0S; W. C.
13.65s W. W. I3.5t). .
Wool Market.
NEW YORK Dec. 16. WOOL Firm; do.
mestlc fleece, SXf)33o.
BOSTON, IVc. 16. WOOIv Trading quo.
tntlons art-: Territory and Idaho Fine. 14J
irc; tine medium. V;til7c: medium. 181'ic..
Wyoming-Fine nniiic; nne meaium. i.es
mi-dliim, 1847il9c. I tah and Nevada Fine,
1441i154p: fine medium, l;44il74c: med1u..v
l'o20i-. Dnkoin Fine. 1Silc; fine meilliim,
164 17r: medium. lfaSfSOc. Montana Flna
choice, 1911 20r; fln medium choice lSJ0r:
average. IWtilSc; staple, l!caic; iieun.nt
choice. Wiiic. . .
ST. LOl 18, Dec. !. WtH'Le Mienay ; me
dium grades, combing and clothing, 1,19
21c; light nr.. ioiiii"c; neavjr line, i-i
144c; tub washed, 20i31c.
SHEEP Receipts of sheen were not ex
cessive this morning, and the demand being I
in good shape, the market on goon stun 1
ruled active nnd strong to a dime higher.
There were not very many well-finished
sheep and lambs on sale and as a result
the few that did arrive were soon disposed
of. The part fst kinds were slow and no
more man steady, ranters seemeo to oe
nnxlous frr the desirable grades, but did
Whisky Market.
ST. LOtM". Dec. 16. WHISKT-Steady, on
basis of 11.81. ...- '
CHICAGO. Dec. 16. wttiatv 1 oieauj,
FEOR1A, Iec. l.-WHIOI l-oirmif v
CINOINNATI, Dec. , in. 11 icirv i inn- :
tillers' finished goods. Quiet, on basis of
11.27.
Dry Goods Market.
iwtrw vnni' rieo h-dht unina
Market conditions In dry gods have changed
but little during the day, buying continuing
to evince reluctance at paying the present,
level while the attitude of sellers Is stronger
than ever. Considerable businesH in neing
booked quietly at asking prices which f
neither buyer nor seller are wining to say
very much about, jonoers are preparing
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
krniiahl In t ,wt a u 1, v ainh rflfld Vll!
Cattle. Hogs, sn p. it r a. not care wnetner tney got tne warmeu-iip i ior tneir semi-annum i iubibuuo no.v.,
ainus or 1101;
The feeder market waa practically un-
rhnnged. There were very few feeders on
sale and those that did arrive sold at gen
erally steady prices.
Quotations tor orn-fed Block: Choice
western lambs. 36 0MT6.25. fi'lr to good
lam on, it.tr0W5.(M; co3d M choice yeatuiiEs,
M TliiJ An. . .. i . t ,-i ri w , r.
cnoioe wethers. 13.86773.66; ir to gooa
wethers. t3.25(&3.35; good to choice ewes.
t-1.0Oil8.25: fair to rood ewes. l2.6T,i;n.W;
choice feeder lnmbs. an. 604. 10: fair to good
feeder lambs, t3.25fil.8H; baby lambs, I2.tv?9
l.uu; feeder vearllngs, 3.2firi3.60: feeder
wethers, 33.153.35; feeder ewes, t2 0OS2.50;
cuns, 31.1032.uu. Kepresentativa sales:
M. A St. P....
Wabash ..;
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacitlo ...
A N. W. .......
F., E. A M. V....
C. St. V., M. A
B. A M Ry
IS. at u
K. C. & St. J
C. R. I. ft P., east..
C R. I. ft P., west..
Illinois Central
Chicago Q. W
t
45
45
O... 24
44
11
1
8
29
14
25
29
24
'i
1
6
6
17S
M
Cattle. Uogs. Sheep.
390
l,li7
1,037
tun
a
120
83
30
84
13
60
47
70
104
48
82
128
117
296
1,04a
3, MO
2.BV.4
3,677
1,337
26
Total recelota 194
Th uisuoaiiion of tne day's receipts waa
as iollowa, eacn puyer purcnamng uw uwu-
ber ot nead indicated :
Buyers.
Omana Packing Co,.,
bwitt and company...
Cuuahy Packing Co.;
Armour ot Co
Armour A Co., Soo City
Vansant k Co
Carey A Benton
Louman A co
W. 1. Btephen
Lewis A Lnderwood ....
Huston A Co
H. F. Hamilton t.
L. F. Huns
Wolf A Murnan .....;.
Hobblck A B
Sam Werthelmer
Sol Degen
Hegarty
Other buyers
house trade la not active.
DalPth Grain Market.
DI'I.tTTir. Dec. 16. WHEAT On track.
No. 1 northern, 79sc; No. 2 northern, 76'4c; .
No. 8 spring, 7:rc; uecemoer, iw.ac; ),
80V- - . . . . .....
OATS On track ano to arrive, ih;bc
Toledo geed Market,
TOLKDO. O.. Dec. 16. SEEDS Clover,
cnsli and December, $6,874; January, 86 90
bid: Februsrv, 86.95; March, 10.974 bid;
prime alslke, 16.55; prima timothy, 61.40.
Total
.... 4,475 11.291 1.896
CATTLE Recelnta of cattle were quite
liberal this morning at all tna leading mar
ket nninto ami. as tne re waa no imiirova
merit In the demand, the market was ex
tremely dull and lower all around. It waa
a lnte hour before much business was
transacted and the prices paid In most cases
showed quite a loss as compared witn yen
terrlBV
Receipts this morning Included a good
manv eorn-fed steers, but. the same as
baa been the case aver aince tha corn-fed
season opened, tha bulk, of the oflnrings
waa lacking In quality,' being made up
laraelv of warmed-up and short-fed cattla
packers are apparently nuea up on mat
class of stock and as a result salesmen
No.
244 western ewes ,
I western ewes
869 western wethers
1,a4 39 western yearlings ,
l,13o 236 western yearlings
111 western cuu ewes......
6 bucks
25 western cull ewes
12 western cull ewes
8 western ewes
1 western ewe
77 western ewes
6 western ewes
36 western ewes
23 western ewes
2 western ewes ....v....
117 western wethers
61 western ewes
86 western ewes
4 western wethers
186 western wethers
1 weatern yearling
6 western yearlings ....
10 weatern lambs
24 western yearlings ....
83 western yearlings ....
15 western lambs
26 western wether
4 western lambs
15 western lambs .......
4 western ewes
271 western wethers
....
N0
Av.
. 91
. 9-1
. 110
. 104
. 104
. 74
. 121
. 97
. 127
. 108
. 50
,. 107
. 106
,. 121
,. 102
, . Inn
.. 100
,. 123
,. Iu6
.. 112
.. 110
.. 70
.. 78
.. 45
.. 94
.. ' 83
.. 61
.. lit
.. 130
.. 60
:. 87
.. 107
Pr.
$2 25
8 26
3 50
8 90
8 90
1 60
2 26
2 25
2 25
2 40
2 40
2 60
3 00
I 00
3 00
3 10
3 25
8 25
8 25
I 50
I 75
3 75
I 76
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00'
4 26
6 00
6 00
8 00
I 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NABS RICHLY DRESSED WOMAN
- 1
Detective Lee Greer Arresla a Mrs.
Lomai tf Council Bluffs la
Boston Store.
Detective Lee Greer,, whose duties ar
confined to looking after department stores.
caused the arrest of a Council Bluffs so
ciety woman Monday evening. The woman
entered the Uoston store In the evening
richly attired, but had not been there long;
when she had slowed away , under an ele-
t sable .jacket, which was a three-quar
ter-length 'garment, a chatelaine t.Ag, value
81, ten linen handkorchlcfs at 15 cents each
and two lengths Of linen valued at 11.39. De
tective Qreer caused the woman's arrest
and secured the return of the goods.
Complaint was filed and Mrs. Lomax, for
that was the nnme she gave, was liberated
on a cash bond oT $16. to appear In police
eourt Wednesday. Falling to appear ta
court In .person or to send a proxy Mrs.
Lomaj's bond waa declared forfeited.
Fair
with
Receipts . ot All Stock,
, Lower Prices for Hoars,
-. T T T, inn T , m niirirr p T3 1 n 1
class of stock and aa a result salesmen ,,Sr"rVh. ;.,i,.7.. h,,iT7Ah l.i,'.
find It a difficult matter to dispose of their .W hfd- The mrket was. aullandweak:
runatntn even at tha extremely low Prices I a"" ' ...-v--,
paw prevailing. By noticing tha galea pub
lished from day to day it will be seen that
these warmed-up cattle ara selling largely
from 13.40 to 13.90, or at about , the same
prices that they cost as feeders. Commis
sion men have been and still ara advising
their shippers to hold back everything but
prime grades until alter tna nouoays, put
still the short-fed cattle keep coming and
depressing the market mora and mora every
oav. as compared wnn tne ciose 01 lasi
week everything but Christmas, beef is 260
lower and In some cases the warmed-ups
have shown a worse loss than that. At a
late hour today there wera still a good
manv cattla In first hands.
The cow market waa also siow ano lower
today, except In the case of well-finished
Christmas grades, which were active snd
sold at fully steady prices as compared with
yesterday or the close of last week. Can
ners also sold at about ateady prices, but
when It came to the medium class the mar
ket was extremely alow and lower, the de
cline for the week amounting to about a
quarter.
Bulla were a little lower this morning
and particularly was that true or tne me
dium grades. Veal calves sold about steady,
Stockers and feeders were In very light
supply and aa a reault the market held
fully steady, although the demand from
the country la limited. Aa compared with
the close of last week the better grades
could be quoted steady to strong and fairly
active. Common kinds are mora or less
neglected, but still they are about ateady
tor tne weea. nepreseriianve saiesi
' ! 111,11 in, ,,. k -m, oi 0, iiiwi-it 1, isiuimiu rim
0047)4 ffibull. tToosii: Omaha Real Estate and Trust com-
..00(&4.65. bulls, 503 . pany ttt Lurina M. Walsh, lot 20,
K ??SSLi ..".Ui'. Bnunder. Himbaugh'a ad-
BEEF STEERS,
Kb. ' At. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1071 I II ' 1 ., 14T I 1
4 1027 I 2i IH 1S7B I M
II W 111 40 , ISM t II
34 10 8 40 II laM I M
II 1140 I 40 10 1411 4 IB
t 1140 I 10 II ... , ..1411 4 16
1 llW I 75 21 1S4I 4 14
I U0 I 71 SO 1S67 '4 It
14...., 1130 S TO II 1D04 4 40
8TEE3S AND HEIFERS.
1....: U3Sj I to 11 1(114 I 00
COWS.
I H41 I 06 4 ID IH
4 Kl IW 1 1SS0 I (0
3 10 I 10 1 1021 I 40
7 714 I 16 It , 10 I 40
1 1310 I SO 1 1S60 8 St
1 107 I SS II 111! 9 to
1 KO 111 7 1047 I M
I Ill I 10 1 1114 I 10
1 110 I 16 1 100 I 10
I.' 0 I 26 1 1110 8 3t
14 1020 I 0 II toat I M
2I... M IK 1 1140 I 76
10 I'-il 3 M 1 1SI0 I 71
1 101 t 60 1 1 16u4 t 71
1 ....1070 I )
HEIFERS.
It HI IK
BULLS.
1 1140 t 4 1.. ..160 I M
1 1U0 I 60
CALVES.
1 40 8 60 1 110 I 04
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 7M 8 81 . 17..... luat ISO
I '. 40 I SI II. ..1017 I 16
1 losa s to 11 iu I si
1 , 610 I U 1 440 I M
1 1US0 I 41 9 IN 141
19 121 I U
to
medium.- 3.0oi4.5o: stockers and feeders,
$1.753.90; cows, tl.2.Vi.90; heifers, 1.7w
6.00; oanners, oi.zbtaii.oo; puns, i.7brt.iu;
calves. u.ootrie.SB.
HOOS Receipts tola v. 60.000 head: to
morrow (estimated). 41.000 heal. The mar
ket was ibe tower; ctceea snaay; mixed
and butchera, 4.30(34.65; uod to choice
heavy, I4.40ca4.60; rough heavy. I4.204M.36;
liarht. I4.164iH.46: bulk of sales. 84.3ii4.4o
BHlflSf Aisu uamkii rieceipts, Z.1.UUU
head. Tha market for sheep was steady;
for lambs steady to 10c higher: good to
choice wethers. 12.6004.00; fair to choice
mixed, 82.60M3.4O; western sheep. Z.H6tf(4.00;
fair to choice mixed, 82.6iV(i3.40; wen-tern
sheep, t2.86(M.00; native lambs, t4.O04j.23;
western lambs, 4.2w6.
Mew Torli Live Stock Market,
NEW TORK. Dec. 16. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 2,781 head. Tha market for steers
was steady to strong, aome sales of good
cattla luc higher) for buns ano cows,
strong; native steers, I4.iiy.y6.iu
oxen and stags, I
cows. II. 26473.40. Cal
Belling at loWtfl2c per lb.; Christmas steers
at 12Wc, dressed weight; sheep, steady;
refrigerator beef, etjip.
cal, Eb Receipts. 1.1&6 head. The mar
ket for veals was 25a higher; barnyard
calves, higher; veals, 84.6Oti9.00; little
caivee. I3.0va4.00. barnyard stock. I2.50&
3.60; city dressed veals, swl3a per 10.; coun
try dressed, wa ne.
SHEtr" AWU LAMHH KeCeipiB, -T.JSWI
head. Tha sheep market was steady to
strong; lambs, Zoo higher; sneep, 82.eO-C4.ou;
culls. 82.00: lambs. I6.60ta.76: culls, tiorji
1.26. 1
HOOS Receipts, 5.154 head. The market
was nomllnally lower: no sales reported.
Exports today, 4H cattle and 4.20V Quar
ters of peer; to.norrow, su aneep.
gt. Loala Mrs Stock Markel,
BT. LOUIS. Dec. 16. CATTLE Receipts,
1 000 head. Including 1.500 head of Texans.
Tha market was slow and lower; native
ehlDPlng and export ateers. M.ZMrrn.oti;
dressed beef an -'tcher steers, t4.0tyn5.26;
steers under l.vuu poinds, S3 70-n6.ni: stock
era and feedera. a2.2brD3.oo: cows and heif
ers. t2.2fyd4.06: ranners. tl.754f2.10: bulls.
!2.6dt7J3.60; calves, H tti6 60: Texas and In
dian steers, t.syo-i t; cows ano neirers,
12 0062.85.
HtXJB Keceipts, 7.000 nead. The maricet
waa lower: pigs and lights, 4. 2604.60:
packe'i-s, t4.3iKfi4.55; butchers and best
heavv. !4.40i4.6O.
HH EE" A IN Ll L,AMHBrteneipts, I.uuu
head. The market wan steady to firm;
native muttons, t3.26fr3.76: lambs, I4.004i6.3A:
culls and bucks, 12.2Va3-75; stockers, 12.00
63.10.
Real Estate Transfers. t
Deeds filed for record yesterday as fur
nished by the Midland Uuarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farntfm street: .
Anna E. Coggesliall to Josephine D. '
Mason, lots 8. 4 nnd 16. Uraves Park
addition, and other land I 1'
Harvey J. Grove and wife to 'Eugene
N. Chad-well, lots 30 and 21, block
27. Benson 1.550
William V. Meyer and wife to Fred
Meyer, lots 36. 37 and 88, block 4,
W. L. Selby's addition 10
Isaac M. Cutler to James Cooke, eVi
ot 2. block 134. city 3.000
John Phllpot and wi!o to Charles M.
and Sarah Ellen Andrews, evs lot
6. block 1. Fowler Place addition.... 1.250
F. Wharton Hippie to Tukey Land
company, part lots 49, 50 snd 51, in -,
subdivision of block A, Reservoir
addition 900
Tukey Land company to Charles
Ihtefnen, part lot 61, in subdivision
of block A. Reservoir addition 460
Axel HelKren, et al, to Zlon s Evan
gelical l.utneran cnurcn or umana.
lot 28, block 1, Orchard Hill.
650
105
600'
dltlori to Walnut Hill
Maude C. Sherman and husband to
Elisabeth Kulilman. lot 7, block 1,
Redlck Park addition 3
Henry O. Cushman and wife to Valen
tine Kai'bowskl, eiue root. s97 feet,
lot 2?. block 4. Iliiscall'a subdivision,
I-14-1S 1.S0
John Butcher, et al, -to Joseph Oster,
lot 7, block 6, Mayne a 1st addition
to Vslley
Andrew M. Johnson and wife to Fred
J. rnkel, lot 1, Dluca 1, Portland
Plae 1.100
Clara E. Adams and husband to Jnmes .
B. Kitchen, lot C. Kellom's addition. 4.50A
Tukey I .and company to Maude
Mogge, part lot 40, subdivision of
block A, Reservoir addition
Henry Farratt and wife to Mads
Christian Larsen. part evt. nwu,
,32-lo-12 , 1.000
Midway Investment company to Anton
Vasak. lots 16 ana 17. block s. Per
sons A Kerry's addition
Herman Banffler to Anton Vasak,
lot 1, block L Potter A Cobb'a addition
Freelove' J. Deuel and husband to
Peter J. MctJuire, lot 1 and the ri&S
feet lot 2, block 16, E. V- Smith's
addition r tOOO
Hennlng Lorenser and wife to Mag
gie and Cnrl C Bockhoune, nH sub
division lot t. 4sx lot 6. 31-15-13 1.300
Harry Lee Cummlngs and wife to Ar
thur IX. Hranrtels, part 'lot 1, block
3. West Omaha addition 4.500
Letltla B. Buldrldge and husband to
Arthur D. Brandeis. part lot I, block
S. West Omaha addition 6,860
00 ,
475
NEBRASKA.
I feed ers.. 1050 116 1 cow 1170 110
34 kiwi V t 80 I cows f50 t 10
1 calf 2o I 60 2 cows 7-3 1 90
1 cow U 1M 1 cows -H 1 90
10 cowa 60) 1 90 1 calf 260 I 60
15 calvea... 25 I 75 herfera.. 876 2 40
10 calves... 3-6 3 65 I cow 1000 2 20
1 cow I".i0 t 06 13 com 1P4 I 26
1 cow 1210 2 76 1 cow 770 1 26
1 cow 1130 I 00 1 heifer... 560 I 60
.4 heifers.. f3 125 1 cow 960 2 36
I cows 9-JO 2 75 1 bull 1310 I 40
1 bull 1470 1 90 M rows 877 I to
1 cow KttO t 10 cow..'.... 900 t 40
1 heifer... fc 2 25 1 bull 4al 2 70
1 calf 170 4 60 1 cow 9M 193
1 cow mn t 75 1 stag 1120 2 86
I cowa 166 2 10 I cow 970 I 80
1 bull 1190 2 26 2 cowa 1""6 2 (al
1 cow 1100 2 40 1 cows 766 I 60
4 cows 727 2 00 4 cows... 727 I H;
1 feeder... 840 1 26 13 rows 753 190
12 enws 7'JR 2 40 1 cow toO 2 10
1 steer 960 2 76
O. W. Leonard Colo.
10 rows Ktl 2 06
W. B. Vance Wyo.
21 cows 792 I 86
E. Burnett Wyo.
23 feeders.. 1018 8 45 1 cow 1240 1 26
9 cows Iil 1M
Kaasas City Live Stock Market
viuam f itv -n-A ta riTW-ir re
ceipts. 11,000 head, Including 2,200 head of I 1 11,1 Au"
southerns. The market waa Muloo lower
export and dressed, beef steers, liil6a
lower. 64.0O416.UO: fair to good. I3.404t3.90:
western fed steers, U.Din3 96; stockers and
feedera. 6c lower. I2.60rn4.oo; southern
steers weak, t2.4otu3.65; southern cows, tl.86
t2 66; native cows, week, 1.6a4.JU; native
heirera, u.wrji.iv; ouiis, liiixyjuu; caiv
I2.6U416.75.
HCHiS Receipts. 10,500 head. The mar
ket was lira 16c lower; top, 8446; bulk of
aleS. 84 80Q4.37tt; heavy, 84.32H'34.46: pack-
mh we irons.
EDWARDS,
WOOD
rials Office
Manhattan building.
a 1. rAuu run!.
& CO.
IK ma There was a liberal run of hogs
at all points thla morning and aa a result I -i.. I
kers broke the market. Tha decline at I X, "' '
ers. t4.3oti4.36-, pigs and lights. M.25&4.3S.
SHEEP AND L,A M HB Receipt S, 6.000
head. The market was steady to 10c lower;
native lambs. t4 6"ii5 4; western lambs,
4 30ri.16; red ewes, J.0Va4.ou; western fed
yetrlings, 84-W4.3u; stockers and feeders.
a-. 0032.6a.
It. Josepk Lira Slack Market.
ST. JOSEPH. De. 16 CATTLE Re
ceipts. I.4U6 head, Tha market waa mostly
IO41 15c lower; natives. t3.2E.iiS 00: cowa and
heifers, I1.5oj4.00; Blockers and feeders, 12.60
UI 6&.
HOG8-Receipts. 1.651 head. The market
Vas mostly 7M10e lower: light, t4.3om4.40;
1 medium ano neavy, 4a4 su.
SHEEP AMU . LAMHH KeoelDts. 1.161
head. Ihe market waa steady.
lock la Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
at I lie six principal western cities yaeter-
cay:
DEALERS IN
STOCKS. GRAIN, PROVISIONS
Bought and sold for rash or on reasonable
Margins.
Members Important Esrhauajea,
Private Wires.
Write for our dally market letter and pri
vate taiegrapn cipner inaneu ine.
3HIP.YOUR CRAJN TO US
BRANCH OFKltB9
OMAHA-109 Bee Bldg. 'Phone 2511.
SOC11I OMAHA-3-.'S and t2S Excluinge
Bldg. 'Vbone 72. .
COUNCIU BLCFF8 V and 4J Sapp
Bldg. 'Phone 674
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II El 10l
na
this point amounted to ltrtil5c and trading
was rather slow st the decline. The bulk
of the hoss sold from 14 25 to 14 30. with a
top at 14 36. Some of the commoner loads
sold below 14.26. Salesmen were a little
slow to take off aa much aa packers de
majaded. but owing to the slump In Chicago
they were unable to prevent too- break and
finally had to take the prices pffered. Owing
to the large receipts It was soms time be
fore the bulk of tha
poned of
Chicago
Kansaa City
St. Louis ....
St. Joseph ...
Sioux City ...
Totala ...
Cattle.
.. 4.750 .
..J4.0iO
..11.000
.. 6.011O
.. 1,495
.. 800
Hogs. Sheen
10,6")
6U.nu0
10.6D
7.O00
81
l.u
4.092
25.010
6,0 11
2.l"0
1 .; ti
...49.045 94,651 38 151
Sloas City live Stock Market.
OTAITV PTTT V. r... Id , U I n.lu
arrivals waa dls- I gram.) 4'ATTLE-Re'elpts. Ha) head: stm-k-I
era sieady. killers weak; beever, j.6ui.u0: ,
The latter snd ot tlis inarkat waa hardly cwas, bulis ud mlacd, li.l('ai i6, slovkors
COE
cannissioi!
GOuPAtiT
STOCKS AND DOND8
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Ws kava over 160 arTleea.
Bafaramoas: 17 Stats aa4 Nat 1 Baraks.
OUR CkVICM It THafl HIT,
Oat, at Tnm Bustttaas Bollelteal .
Daaaka Brsacki ItllPsruaas Ac Ts.47
mOl M. WADDiCK. Corrtisdaat
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