i
Nrain and PRODUCE MARKET I
locreusd Export Damand and Small
,,-ttipU Hold Whttt Stead;.
CORN PRICES ARE SOMEWHAT LOWER
-"" ' ,-...
Oata Became Easy la trmptlkf with
Cam, Claelac Lawer, Walla Pre
visions Are Firm, with
- Higher friers. -.
CITICAOO, III., Dee. 15. Increased export
tmelneas at the seaboard fend small receipt
held wnoat aieaay- today. In the face of
dullness, suggesting tha holidays. May
wheat loau at precisely the final flguieai
of yesteraay. May corn closed HVtc lower.
Oats were oil Ho. Provisions were firm,
tha May products closing from bo to 17o
higher.
wheat opened firm In ay m path y with a
almllar ' feeling reported from Liverpool.
Soma emphuii was added by amali receipts-
In tha northwest. The nrmhesTi In
tha foreign market waa partly due to bad
weather reporta from Argentine, but a
cablegram to-a Chicago commission ilrm
from Roaarlo said that the weather waa im-
S roving and that little damnga had ben
on tha wheat erop. . At tha rami time
tha V bull Intereat her manltes.ed a
tendency to dispose of holdlnga. I hi fact
exerted considerable Influence upon amail
holders. Aa a result of tha combination of
circumstance: a good deal of long wheat
came oat and -easier tone developed. May
selling off to- 8lfc(r8Ma,. after opening a
shade lower to a shade higher at 8lc to
llHo. The -high point of tha day was
reached shortly atter the opening, when
May touched 81Hc The market he.d steady
at tha decline for a time, and during the
latter part of the eeralon a better tone was
manifested on reporta of an active export
bualneae. Advlrea from- tha seaboe d
claimed forty-five boat loads had be.n
taken for shipment, with the greater part
of this wheat consigned to Lisbon, i ha
cash tmAlnea, also, showed marked Im-
rrovement ahd thla helped tha sprcu.atlve
radlng. The close waa steady, with May
unchanged at SlHftXlttc. Clearances of
wheat and flower were eoual to 2M.S0J bush
els. Primary receipts were 806.9o0 biishels,-
againsi iwu) bushels a year ago. Minne
apolis, Duluth' and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 4.MU cars, against tH4 cars last week
and 621' cars a year ago.'
Corn did not hold up aa well aa of lata.
Opening prices were a trifle hither on a
fair commission house demand, due to firm
cables and good export business reported
' yesterday, btit there waa not- much corn
wanted and under scattered selling by local
operatora the market , weakened. Tha
weather continued fine and there were
some messages from the west, mostly from
Nebraska, which stated that the ronds
were In excellent condition for hauling and
that farmers were disposed to roll their
V"'11 Por" a. little mnrereely. After open
V a' shade to VdKc. higher, at 43c to
43 c, May sold between 4;Wo and 43p. los
ing a.t--43He Local receipts were 128 cars,
with 1 one contract grade.
After a steady opening oata eased off In
sympathy with. Cora, on selling; by one or
two commission houses. The larger part
of tbs trading waa of a aralplng nature and
lacked any special features. Local bears
were not Inclined to sell much, owing to
tha continued small receipts, which wou'd
seem to Indicate that tha crop had been
var-eetlmated. Prices showed little change.
May ranging . between 8Go and 3fe3o,
after opening unchanged to a abade higher
at Ko to 87c." The close Waa at 8G-V8164TAO.
Local receipts were 123 cars.
Hogs were In much smaller supply than
expected and this fact, cotinled with an
. advance of 5 10c In their price, resulted In
m buuu uqai vi vuveniig in provisions oy
local shorts. There was also a good de
mand from English houses. Packers were
moderate sellers on the sdvanre, but prlcei
were firm. May pork closing 11i17Io higher
si su.fwaj,i.(w, atay-tara w up do
H 67A. while, ribs wars . lUffiliks higher
Estimated receipts for "tomorrow! Wheat,
65 cars: corn, 106 cars;. oata, to cars: hogs,
28.W0 head. .
lbe leading ( future ranged' as' followst
Articles.; Open. Hlgl. Law. Clcse.) Ts y.
, 'Wheat
a fee.
May l
July
Coin.
Pec,
May
July
Oats-i.
Deo..
. Vay
July
Pork
. Jan,"'
May
Lard
Jan,' ;
May
Itlbs- '
Jan.
May
T4U
814?rk
Tl"
-7SHI70 Q
.r.:
HSJ4
4H.I
4?i
4(fr4
3U
'lH',i-lii
ti:t
85
3471
3ik
36'-7
34 B4-'H
ii
u
11
11 ITU
it nvtj ii n
11 9)
tt T3W
11 W
11 C2H
' 87HI
17
1?7H
82'
ii
f 6;
10
10
e to
a J
3
' ti
ai
No. 1- a New.
Cash quotations were as" follows; " " "
FLOUR Dull and . prices off SWlOe.
winter ratenta, 4.oo4(;.To: straights, 33.6(9
4.46; spring pateata. $.t!)4.20; straights,
t. 4 .i3.R: 1 ekers, rJSa3.75.
WHEAT No, t apTnK, $c; No. 3 aprlhfc,
V't h- No. t ted. Si Hfi -6ic
CORN No, I, c; No. 3 y 'How, 45c.
OATS No. S, 370; No. 3 white, 36uS8c
RYE No. 3, 63c.
BARLEY Good feeding. 1&S36V&C; fair to
Choice malting. 4Sl&c.
BEEI-No. T flax, 93c; Nd. 1 northwest
ern, 41.01; prime timothy. 12,76) clover, toa
trct irrade, Ill.fO
PROVISIONS-Mess pork. rf'hH, I11.17H
611.60. Lard, per IMD lb., S Vgi.). Short
ribs ' aldea loei). I6.cut)ij:i. . bhortr dear
sides (boxed), le.353.37H-
Follow Ing .were 'the receipts' and ship
ments of flour and grain;
- Keceipra. Shipments,
Flour, bbls..,, ,.
Wheat, bu ,..
81, I'M
60.H0) -
17.0"0
il.MV)
orn, r-.-,.
lata, bu
..11?. 3 0
., 79.8V)
I. 4. tWO
127)
3 301
Rye, bu....... .
uaney, bu..
..,.104.6oO
ituo
On the Produce exchange today the but-
tr market waa easier; c:eamerles, 124o;
dairies, 14A?lc. Egaa, firm; at mark, cases
Included, 2i4tSttc. Cheee, steady, lOloHc
KBW YORK GEMwItAL MARKCr. '
eaetatiaa t the Uajr ' ea. Varloes
.' 4. Caaauaditlea.
NEW YORK. Dee. 17. FLOUR Receipts.
33.413 bbia; exporu, S4,6tU bbls. The maraai
waa steady and taJriy aollve; -winter put-
euta, S4.uuitf t..; winter kiraignta, Hwntw;
MinneacUi paienta. M noB-4.,6. winter vatraa.
e4.vtAtfi.3o; Miunesot bakers, 3J.iwue.ht; win
ter low gradxa, 3S.W08 3.1. Rye flour, quiet;
Choice to laiicy, w.jS.oO; fair to godd, ki 'U
rluckwheat Dour, steady, U-&ii-'eo.
CuRNMfc-Albleady: yellow weatern,
1X02: city. 31: klln-drted. S4.u.u3.06.
RYE bull; No. I western, tJo, t, O. b.i
afloat; a tata and Jersey. b6uokc.
BAKL1 toteaJy; feeding, 3o; malting.
kutiuc. c. I. t., liuftalo. .
WHEAT Receipts, 37.300 bu.; exports,
43.UJ bu.: spot, steady; No. I red, loo eie-
-tatur ana i?o i. o. D., tnuitt; jnj. i noi tb
tmw T . , , 1 . . , k. ' ulhf 4 n h. . M . x:n 1
hard Manitoba, nominal. I. o. b..' afloat.
Options uieiied steady and advanced for a
time on bulilah Argentine crop news and
small nortbweat receipt. After a setback
following Heaviness In outside market
prices recovered on export ruroora and
closed partly He net Mulwr.' May dosed at
ao; July, HMe-'i UecemLwr, KU-Hc.
CORN Renlnli. 1 ivjl hn- annt itoitV'
No. 3, 3o elevator and 63Vte f. o. b.. afloat:
Mo. 3 yellow, e; No. t white, 3o. Option
marxet aovancea early on steady cables,
Hunt arrivals at western Dotnta and cover
ing. Later It yielded under realizing, but
closed steady , with wheat at a partial too
net advance. May, 4ls,Qt'4c, closed at
tDHo; December closed at olc.
OATdHeoelpla. VJ.UjO bu.; spot, qtuVt;
No. 3, 4iWct standard white, 4o; No. 3,
oo. a witiie, WCj IN o. Wl
track whfra. 4KuH6c.
HAY (steady ; shipping, tt75c; good to
HOP3 r irm; stale, common to choice.
ltul, 340 Stc; 1KI2. ImCi.'Sc; olds, tnlOo. Pacing
Coast, 14. Siiuaic; 1'3. lfcuilc; olds, Sjiluc.
ItlDKd-Vlrai: Ualveatua. a) to la !. inn.
California. 31 to lba., lac; Tsxas dry, 34 to
Lh. ATH h.R Firm; acid. mi54c
RlChV-Viulet; domestic, fair to extra, tQ
Vo; JapKn, nominal.
PROVISIONB-Ueef, quiet: Tarnlly. 310 00
Oil Ou; nieaa,. 3a 0tiD.O0: beef name, l-M.fc.. ,
J7.00; packet, id.uuiu.uo; city extra India
mean, io n K.w. t ut - meata, easy
pickled belllea, 3.KSi.00; plcklrd shoul
ur, S5tv;u0; plcklud hama. tiuOoilo.i
lrd, steady; western steamed, 34 So; re.
rned, nrta; continent, 37.10; South America,
i.w, ctiiii'iiiui, M.st.ft-i.ft'j. fork, aieady
family, tlS lMi 16 !6; short clear. 3iS 00itfii.(,0
TALLo W Iflrms city U per ph.), ic
eonarv (t.kga. free). 4fi4-c.
liLTTr-R Receipts. 6,I3 pkgs ; unsettled
creamery lwj ie; slate xlalry. IMT'le. ,
t llfc-t.S(l! Kaeelpia ln.i tikua: onlel
ttrni.. f.,11 rvu.n , .. i I .. . . m 1 1
ill ,i T t, . T' hi oniajl
j-i anu wiiii. oriimuiuer, i'; late-made, loo.
rEaii4-Roctpte, 3,6e pkga; strong; e1
If POCI.TKY-Allvs. firm; western chl.-k
f I er.e. U-iiVic; (uala. Hue: turkuvi. 14.1
I drnaeed, nrm: icrn chlckena lie: r,, i
tic
turkeys, 17w.1t.
flt. Levis Urala aag ProTUlua.
rr. tJUi4, to. U.-WIiKAT-Lvatr
No. lred, cash, elevator, nominal; track,
VCS; Ixr-ember, t"Hc; May, 8oc; July,
75V; No. 3 tard, 764? 7c.
CORN Firm; No. 1 rash, 43c; track, 43o;
December, 4.V; Msy, 41c; July, 41y
OATS Steady; No. t cash, 8-Hc; track,
ITHc; December, Mc; May, JT'c;'No. 1
white, 3c.
FLOU H Dull; red winter patents, ft t5-Jt
4.3T.;-extra fancy and stralgnta, Jmj4.A),
clear, $3.4Tf3.u.
fiKED Timothy, ateady, 33.251; prime,
higher.
COKNMEAL 8teady, 2.30. .
PRAN-Firm; sacked, east track. Tr-fTTto.
HAT-fltendy. to firm; timothy, 17.6012.60;
prairie. $f WriS BO.
IKON COTTON TIES-tl.06.
B AOfll N J-BS6Hc.
HEMP TWlSto-bc.
ritOVISIOi.'" Pork, higher! Jobbing,
111.774. lard, higher, W.57V. paeon, ateady;
boxed extra shorta, 17.25; clear libs, $7.60;
snort clear, gr.is.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 7c: springs.
7V4c; turkeys, 14c; ducks, loc; geeae, o.
BUTTKR Steady; creamery, l&tfttc;
dnlry. 1JOc.
ECKJ8 Steady, 28HC loss off.
Kerelpts. Shipment.
Flour, bbls l.Ono 10.0M
Wheat, bu 129,'XO 45,0J
Corn, bu 10,00 Jo.OnO
Oata, bu 38,000 1H,000
' OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Coadttloa of Trade and (taotatloaa an
. Maple aad Faacr Prodace.
EOQS Fresh stock, 2829c.
LIVK PO U LT K Hens, 71T7He: aprlng
chickens, ac; roosters, according to age,
4ujc; turkeys. 144il4c; ducks, ShVaici geese.
UKKKU poultkx Turkeys, noises
(lucks, nxqilc; geese, eltxj; tuicdna,
iic: hen a, ',",iHc:
Ht'TTKK-Packma stock, 13,0! Choice to
fancy dairy. In tube, ltiitfltlc; separator, 22o
KHE8H FISH Trout, 10c; pickerel, 1o;
pike,' 6c; perch, 7c; blueflsh, 16c; whlteflah,
kc; salmon, 11c; haddock, 10c; oodllsh, 13o;
reosnapper, lie; lobsters, polled, per lu..
30c; lobsters, gren, per lb., ate;
: dui
llheads.
lie;, catfish, 14c; black bass, 2036o; halibut,
1 lc ; crapples. 12c: herrlnc. 6c: white baas.
43c; tiluerlna, 8u ......
4JIbTliliB-Kew York counta, per can,
43a; per gal., 32.00;. extra selects, per can,
36c; per gal., IL7&; standard, per can, 37o;
! gal., 11.36. .
BRAN Per ton, (14.60.
' HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association. Choice No. 1 up
land, 37.60; No. 2, 7.U0; medium. le.MT;
coarse, tti.OO. Hye straw, IG.60. These prices
are for hay of good color ' and quality.
Demand fair and reoelpta light. .
COHNlbc. , , .
' OATH Jiu.
RYE No. 2, 60c.
CHKISTMAH TREES Four to Ave feet,
per doxen, 31.76; five to seven feet, per
doten, 32.60;' eight to nine feet; par dosen,
13.60: nine to ten feet, per dosed. 3460;
large- school and -church purposes, twelve
to fourteen feet, each.lliai.Mi; extra large,
fifteen to twenty feet. each. 32.0041.4.00. .
KVKKUKUKN WHklATHINti-ln Colla of
twenty yarrie, per coll, 11.00.
WMKATHS Magnolia ind galax wreaths,
per doxen, 31.30; uvergreen wreathe, per
dosen, l. 50; holly wreaths, per dosen. 31.60.
Theae designs are twelve Inches In di
ameter. ...
HOLLY BRANCHES Per case of zxixl
feet,- about fifty pounds, 34.60; per bbl., 31.60.
LONG NEUDLfi) PIN KB Per doseu, 32.00
tj . ...
MISTLETOE Branches, per S-lb. box.
11.6: per lb.: 30o. Mistletoe orders will be
filled about December 20 and snipped uy
express only.
VEGETABLES. '
POTATOES Colorado, &c; Dakota, per
du.. mt iBc; native, 6r70a
SWEliT POTATOES - Illinois, per bbl.,
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. H.88.
CELERY imall, per doa., 26(336o; large
vniiiornia, fumc
ONI0N6 New home grown, dry, per lb.,
Jc; Spanish, per crate, (1.60; Colorado yol-
low ana rea, jw.
CABBAGE W laaonaln Holland. 2Ua.
TURNIPS Canada rutabagas, per lb.,
io: wnite, per Du., 0c. -CARROTS
Per bu.i 60c
PAKBNII'S Per bu.. 60c.
t'EKTS Per bu.. 60c '
CAL'LIFIJtWKH (ullfArnla Mr ert
12.76. ....... .
TOMATOES California, car e-baaket
eraia, az.a.
CUCLMBERS-Per doa.. $L.
FRUITS.
' APPLES California. Hollflnwara. nr hnv.
31.60; New York Qreenlngi, Baldwins and
other varlotlea, 13.60.
uriAi-ii.is-i'ony Catawbas, Z0c; Imported
Malagas, per keg, 3o.00ia6.00.
CP AN B E RR I Ii S J eeaa
y. per bbl., 37.60
er uox. 3l'.75; Wisconsin
Bell and Bugle, 33;
ell and Clrry, 33.
WU1NCES California, per box. 31-tf. .
TROPICAL FRUITS. ;
ORANGES Florida Rrlirhta and Ttuaaeta
aii eixca, tt.at: naveis. large else. I3.00i3.60.
l.hiMONii California fanev. Hon to 1,4
sizes, i; cnoice, 240 to Z70 sixes. 33.60.
FIOS Calli'ornja, per 10-lb; cartons, 15c;
Imported Bmyrna, l-crown, 14c; 6-crown, ltki;
COCOANUTS-Per sack, 34; per doi., 60c,
OATl'.H P.r,h,n ne Wit nf Sill r.k.r.
per lb., in 60-lb. boxes, tc; Oriental stuffed
datea per box. 32.li).
BANANAS Per medlum-alaed bunch, $100
lUi.eui rfumoo, .(PU4.2t.
M IBCKLUANHXJUB.
LllltKHf-WiHCOnRlll Iw ni. full fleeaM
lKc; Wisconsin ' Young Americas. .13Hc:
block Swlaa, 15c; Wlaconaln brick, laoj
W iaconaln llmberger, 13c.
HONHV-Nebraaka, per 4 frames. 3J.25;
Utah and Colorado, per 34 frames, 33.60, -
mifi.m buuak Ohio, per lb., 10c.
CIDER Per bbl.. $5. 7b; per H-bbl., $3.25.
POPCORN Per lb., thici shelled, H3io.
HOR8E RADi8H-Per case of 3 doa..
Bacaeu, ove.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft ahalll'ber lh.
16c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 3, soft shell,
rer lb , lo; No. 2. hard shell, per lb., I3e
irasils, per lb.,- Uc; Alberts, per lb., lie;
airnonua, son sneu, per id., uc; oara sneu,
per lb., 13c; pecans, large, per lb.. 12c: small
per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 6Vo; roaated
peanut, per io., ci cnui walnuts, u mc
" . u J HUM. WU, ,1.W 11V
barks, per bu.. 32: black walnuta. per bu..
41.ZD; Italian cnestnuis, per ,o., lie.
M1LJK.H na l rrMn. ai ia. k vthb. aa
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. $ salted, c; No. 1 veal
calf, to la lbs., CHcj No. 3 veal calf, 13 to
15 lbs., c; dry nailed hides, Ti 1 2c ; sheep
pelts, Sdltc; horse hides, $1.60i0. - -
Kansas City Urala. aad Provlsloaa,
KANSAS CITY. Deo. 17. WHEAT De
cern ben entjC; way, uvjiwho: caan, no. ;
hard, t&H'a lc; No. 3, uiiMc; No. 4, 6tK(jic
reacted, siitfouc; jno. rea, ennesc; roo,
BLKUTllC.
cash. No. 4 mixed, old, iuic; new, 3Sc: No
I white, SSVic; No. 3, 89c.
OATS-No. I white. &jd3Se: No. Unlxed,
hay tnoice timotny, m.w; cnoice oral
Tie, fi.iorio.w.
RYK No. t, SVte.
BUTTiCR Creamery. Jlfi22c; fancy dairy,
sue.
eoos- weak: Missouri ana Kansas.
cases returned, iTa; nsw No. $ whltewood
cases inciuaeo, use.
Receipts. Shipments,
Wheat, bu..... 173. o B3.0K0
Corn, bu.... .'... 16.&0 (,j0
Oata, bu 12.0U0 . 13,0u0
Evaporated Apples aael Dried Fralta,
NKW YORK. Dec. IT. KVAPO RATED
APPLES The market continues firm, with
oommon quoted at 44jjc- prime at BkQoVeC,
choice at fi'iiOWo and fancy at Tc.
CALIXJH.IA LiKlEll FKl'lTS prune
are moving slowly, but keep steady to
Arm, with quotations rangtug from Za to
tV tor tne various graces. Aprtcoie at'
tract some Jobbing demand and rule steady
with choice quotad at extra choice
at HVaiiAdO and fancy at lliflSo. Peai'hes
are aleudy. with choice ouoUtl at TWfiTAtc
extra choice at 7ittIA0 and fancy at Jitd
Mlaaeaeolle Wheat, Floar sal lira a.
MINNEAPOIJS, Dec. IT. WHEAT De
cember, ic; May, ic; July. sot8uo. on
track: No. 1 hard, gltc; no. i northern,
c; No. $ northern, Uc; No. I northern,
T'i Tfcv
FIX)UR First patents, 34.4&94.S6; second
patents, $43oa4 0; nrst clears, e3.3o140,
aecona clears. hij.
BRAN-ln bulk, til 1313.60.
Philadelphia fresace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec, 17. BUTTER
Dull and Ho lower; extra western crean
ery, ?mi3.
LOud Steady: fresh nearby, 34c, at
mark: western. KflMc. loea off; SOUthWSat
em. 34tfS6r: southern. 33i:i4e.
Cllk-l-;rtB Oulet and ateady: New York
full ctnm. fancy, Uc; choice, llo; fair
to good, hqiic.
Mllwaakee Urala Market.
MILWAUKEE. -Deo. 17. WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, WMHc; jo.
northern. tlV,t)!t.'Lkc; May, MjSiVo.
RYh-Stady; No. 1. 67c.
I A Kl.KY Steady ; No. S, Cc; eample,
Sifc. .
CORN Quiet; No. 1, V$fe; May, 43H9
Vic
LI varaa-a I Urala Market. '
LIVERPOOL. Tec. 17 WHEAT 8 pot.
Arm; No. $ red weatern winter. ea$H1; fu
tures, yiitit; December, nominal: March.
litM: My, d.
tXfRN Spot, firm; American mixed. 4a 3d;
futures, steady; January, 4a HJ; March, 3a
llVd. .
Pearla Urala Market.
PEORIA. Dec. 17-CTiRN-Bteadr Ld Ana:
liv, t, t'., brr Ka 3, fc
inn OMAHA
NEW YORK STOCKS AJjD BONDS
fading on a Dull Market it Lrg j Oon
fiiad to Ttw 8pci'tlei.
AMALGAMATED COPPER MOST ATTRACTIVE
Whole List Seeks a Lower Level Psl.
lowing; Decllae la Amalgamated
Copper Bad Brooklya Rapid
Traaalt Itaeks.
NEW YORK. Dee. 17 Jt..'. it
stock market was not materially different
In character from that of yesterday. The
imimacunna were largely conducted In a
few specialties and the dealings In those
were supposed to have their origin In tha
board room. The speculation In Amalga
mated Copper, was stli; active and that
stock was tha vehicle for a large part of
the operations af the professional traders.
The large forelan demand fnr mnmr wo a
aaslgned at the motive of the buying. The
1 IT '"ao'eo snarpiy in the latter part
of the day and thla waa effective, together
with the weakness developed In Brooklyn
Transit In forcing the whole list to a
lower level. .
The selling of Brooklyn Transit was
quite obviously profit taking on the recant
oonalderable rlae In the etock with a large
epecuiauve following. Sugar also waa sold
to take proflta nn th Annntmnt Af t
Cuban reciprocity treaty. Aa the stock
movTO upwaraa lor many days In ex
pectation of this action, the movement to
take profits waa fully normal. The bal
ance at the day's principal business was
done in United tuatea aii nni.,ii Th.
stick was conspicuous throughout. ' The
understanding that the structural steel
pool had agreed to maintain prieea waa
favorably Interpreted and there was much
current quotations of more hopeful views
of the out look In the trade and quieted
denials of the reported intention to out
ine pnea oi steel rails. The day's news
had various variable feature, but ttie
general stock list failed to reSDond. Tha
sale Of 110.000 of Atchison hnnrfa ni
the etock a point In Its price, although
the awakened rapaoity of Uie market to
absorb new bond issues was not a discour
aging factor. The Incident was made the
occasion for some renewed conjecture as
in.. iar me increased faculties or the
money market, which r hmm. ,n .en
velop after the new year, will be en
croached upon by the requirements foe
railroad borrowings.
The aterllng exchange market " moved
strongly away from the gold Import point.
Demand for remittance for year-end obli
gations continued large and the supply
of cotton bills showed some diminution.
The Indications of a strong bank return
on Saturday and the nrnmlae nt
money conditions denrjved the movement
In the exchange mar it of any disturbing
Influence. The reported Intention to shut
down anthracite production for the week
of the holidays 'was looked upon as evi-
2;.. P1 A. ron"nuea unravoraMe con
dition in, that trade and the coalers were
Kimewnai pressed for sale. The rate of
Increase of railroad gross earnings for
the first week In railroads earnings of
roads reporting has risen to nearly 6 per
cent, compared with a rate of lnr....
IIT"! tli5n rer cent ,nr -h" fourth
week In November r,. e.-
v wivii in. l
pormion proceeds.
The bond market waa about steady. Total
"iea. par value, were 3l.ono.nnn TTni,H
U , a In. V A . . - . ... .
v .. were uncnangea on rail.
Followlna- are tha ...... ...P."'
tne New York Stock eTcha,,is:
Aicninnn 17.4N) Rfc 7U fnm
do pfd (124 a;i p?iJ Q?t2
Baltimore Ohio .... i,m 79 7H T8
"A"';, S8 m M K7U
Canadian Pacifto liO llvt iisu iisu
Central of N. JT. ........ lS5 fw? ,A
v.ncaapeaKe UMO... 1,T0 33 3 J2Ti
wnicago os Alton 720 n 85
Ji m western., l.tuo 15 16H 1BU
Chicarn j'ii"w"" riA itl'.t iXi" .f!'
, cnii, OE 1..,
do pfd ino
O . C, C. ftBtL. $09
Colo. Southern .,.,,1.,
"i7 'l7i
w . rnl
("A
77
14V.
.HV.
ao 1st pfd sno
do Jd nfd ' ! inn
52V
12H
Delaware A Hudson
Del.. Lack. A West... 100 145 148
Denver eV RIo Orande
do Dfd
joa
240
73
100
Ee ..16.M0 fT4
do;lat pfd ...,TW) . KTU,.
dO Jd Dfd K7A KOU
60-
Ot. Northern nfd . m
Hocking Valley ..r
00 pia m
Illinois Central l,?no jopri ijnii ct
lowa central , 100 n 21 K
aa ipra . , 100 83 38 . . r.
K. C. Southern - isu.
A n ..... 1 . "1
Lnutavllle A Nashville
no iot4 mt iosi
wannattan L
Metropolitan St. Ry...
S 141.. 141 1407
Boa 132 12m 1714
SfK
Mnn. A pt. Louis
MtasrMirl Pacific ,
Mo.. Kirn, ft Tex ,
410 93 97H 93
do tM i
ZOO . 38H 8SH ml
N. R. R. ef Meg. pfd
N. Y. Central ,
Norfolk & Western..
"709 iiiii mil ug
WO 67 .Sl ISTV4
RR
do nfd
Ontario A Western....
m flM, tlU 21H
Pennsylvania ...
P.. C... C. A St. L
Reading .
88, 44 117V4 UH 11!H
tM "is
an
48BA
7HT4
no it pfd
do za pfd ,
Rook Teland Co
3.4fiO
300
"yh
do pfd J
61V.
44
St. L. A H. F. 1st pfd
do 3d Dfd
"a
83
8t. Ltxtl 8. W
SOD
inn
11
do Dfd
S3
St Paul
.7.635 ,S
141 141
do Dfd
171
Southern Pacific 18. MO
Southern Railway .... 1,300
do pfd 400
Texas Pad Me TOO
T.. St. L. ft W 300
t
77.
j5 ;
'7T4
83
471
70
77
P.
TVS
87
7714.
do Dfd .'
84K
Union Pacific ...lidTO
,77
7
do pfd m
Wabash ,
do nfd 1.000
36 3CV4
Wheeling A L. K..
Wlaconln Central ... J0
1
17
17
S3
17
18
do pfd 200
37
Adama Exnreaa
American Kx Dress
XT?
13
im
203
I". R. eixpreaa
Walls-Fara-o Exprea. .....
Amal. Conner tT.Vn
Am. Cr ft Foundry.. 800
4H
1 V.
T
13
47H
do pfd
Am. Linseed Oil
er
do nfd .
Am. Locomotive , 2.An
dO Dfd
Am. Smelt, ft Refining , 770
1H
7'
It1
a
n
1
4U
IfS
4S
1
do nfd . l.xw
Am. Su-ar Renln...41.?0 IHU
Anaconda Mining Co.. oo 7
Brooklvn R. T Ho fT
77
40
Coin. A Iron KWl r7
77
13
IM
1
Cnhimbus A H. Coal.. CA 1?
Consolidated Oag .... T14 1H 14
Oeneral Electno a.iai iw ia
International Paper... 200 10 10
do pfd 1.
International Pump... 100 t 39
10
do pfd
Hatlonal Placntt , .....
National Lead ,....v . ...
70
3ti
North American TS TR
14
Pacific Mall TO m '
People' Oa 4.JJ0 H tTK,
Presaed Steel Car 410 " - V
do pfd 00
Ptillman Palace Caf .
ReDubllO Steel ........ and 1 nV
dr. pfd 1.300 9
Rubber Oood
An mttA
S3
nn
17(
fenn. Ooel ft Iron.... 1"0
V. 1. leather , "
do pfd If"
TJ. S. Rubber 300
7H
W
la
inu'
M
17
W
10
7vi
do P'1-
V. B. Steel
do pfd
Weatern T'riion
10
87H
10U
...
v'
M
X7
vAr,v,.m Securities
Totala for the day. 418,600 share.
Baataa itaek Qaatatlaaa,
BOSTON. Deo. IT j-Call loans, ff per
cent; time loana. naic per cent, omciai
closing price an stocks and bonds:
Atealaoa e .........
Max. Caalml 4 ....
Atrbiaoa
a (
Bootoa A Albaar..,,
t I Alio
. 4
, 46 Araal(amat4
, 47 Bingham v ,
tl!l. Boole..
44S4 Caauanlal
.144 rof,Mr ataaae ...
. 47
. 14
. 4f
Malu
Bootoa Biavaxod ....140Ktoniinloa Coat ,
N T . N. H. a B..) rranana
.. 7
ritchbur t
.las uio Poral ....
I'oloa haclfto
Mi. Coalral .....
Aowr. Busar ,
to aid ........
Anar. T. .T. ...
liomlaloa 1. A .
Oaooral Blwuta .
ataaa Biactn ....
d pid
t'aitae Fruit .....
U. . stool..,
do pt
Woatliif. eoauaoa,
Advoatura
... 17 .,h..
... old Donlala
...lit Oacaola
Ill
Parrot
. n
,. M
...lt
... t
...144H
..,
... Hi,
...It
... 1""4
... IU
... T
.... 8
Qulocy .,
tota Po Coppor. .
TaaMrack
Trtnur
faltod gtatae
I'US
Vlnerte
Wlnuoa ,
WolTortna ,
Viij West
.. 4
,. ii
. M
1
,. 4
. M
Asaed. Btd.
Hew Tark Misty Market.
NEW TCRK, Dee. lT.-MONET-On call
steaoy, oi; clualng bid and effered
lime loana easy; alxty daya, f per rent
ninety days aVaV; six Dioiitha,
a-riiii rocrcaniio iaper a
BTaRLINM KXL'HANOE Strong, wit
actual buolticae In bankera' t.i,la at 34 Vt
fur (louiaud twi at IvoilSitv fvr aixty
DAIL5T BEE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS. 190.1. -i
av bills: nnated rate. $4 and
$4PH; commercial bills, $4.po.
Bil.VKrl uar. boc; Mexican oouara. zc.
BONDS Government, steady! railroad.
teady.
The nosing quotation on oono ere a
follows: . . ,
a rf. ta roe.
.tost LAN. nl. 4a twH
.in ,MMnhtUa a. g. 4a. 1M
.tuti!Mx. otr.l 4a.. .A.. T
.ln4' de lat Inr 14
ia coupoa
do , ra
ao coupon
ao sew 4a, rag.
do coupon
.m4 Mlaa. I It U 4s.. IT
. .IJJ'
M., K. A T. 4. MS
4 (a 1I
N. It. R. of M. e. 4a. tt
N. Y. C. a. 100
N. 1. C. (en. it IM)t4
No. raelRc 4a 1"'4
de eld 4a, tog...
do coupon
do aa rag. ......
..lot
..114
..mm
00 eoupoa
10114
Atcblaoo rn. 4a r.'
no 1l. U
17 fo to 1"
MM, N. A W. a. 4a
lon;o. I. U at ear.... 't
tf4 lnn coot. Ia tf4
10sa, j Reading gen. 4s set
l j at. U II, M. e. .. 11 IS
10S44 St. L. A ( P. If. 4a. M
74 1st. L. . W. la M
tlantle C. U 4l..
O. 4
4o I Ha
Central of Oa ,
0 1st In.....
Dim. Ohio 4Hi..
Chlr.fo a A. !..
b. a a. a. 4m..
II laahoaril A. L, 4... ISVt
M. A at. P. a. 4s..l1ft in. Pactla 4l V
A N. W. a. t... .Mo en. luilwar M... ..114
7
in. 1. m r. ... n;inu m r. ".
o col ! 74V T , St. L. A W. 4l. . St
C.C. A St. L. a. 4a HlUnloa PerlAe 4a loiu.
Chlaain Ter. 4a T4 a conv. 4a . V4
Cos. Tobaeeo 4a M IF. 8. JltMl M U.... S)
Cola so. Kit ,Wabh la
a R. O. 4a. Mkl Aa d,h. B 0'4
Biia prior llaa 4.... t,W 4 U I. 4a I7H
ao nn. 4a tH,wla. Central 4a......
w. a u. c. ia...KiH4,ooio. Fual a aa ft
Hocking Val. 4VM...1I I
Bid. Offered.
Leadoa Itack Market.
LONDON, Dec. 17.-aoslng:
Consola Bionay... M -'?. T Central..,
...iti4
... &e
... i
... Mta
... KJ-I
... It
... n
... 40
... 1!
... I2H
... IO'
... 4ftti
:::R
... IO'
... M
... 11
... l
do account
HUH Norfolk Jt W...
... 4 do ltd
... 7044 'Ontario A W....
naconda ...
Atchlann ....
do ofd . .
tJ4 rennarlvanla ...
Baltlmori A O....
. 114a Hand Minis
Canadian rrl0o .,
Chn. sc Ohio
thlc.fo CM. W....
.Readlnf .......
34 j
14
do lat pfd..
do td PH..
Bo. Hal lay ..
da pM
fto. Paclfln i...
v., m. a st. r.n
DcBaera
147
8i
H
to
anror A A. O...
ao old
Union Paolfla 1
do pfd
V. H. Pteol. ...
(I pfd
Wahaah
do pf .....
Brio
do lat pfd
do' Id old
1
Illlnola Central t 1S4
""in a rtaaa in
K. ft T
61LVER Bar, teady, per ounce.
MONEV-te3U per cent: the rata nf dis
count la the open market for short bills Is
8 per cent; for three months bills,
I'cr cent.
GOLD Bar. 77a Ud: American aaorlca.
76s 3d.
; New York Mining aotatioas.
NEW YORK. Deo. 17. The following ara
tne cioaing quotations on mining etocRs:
Adama Con
10
Llttlo Chlaf
1
ilea .
, 11
. it
.
,I0S
.108
16
. a
Ontario ...n.,.
ciphlr ..t... .,
Phoooft
Potoal ,..
Savage
8larra Kavada
Small Hopes
Standard
Braocd
.,
.. K
..11
.. 14
.. K
.. 44
.. IS
..300
Bmnawlck Coa .....
CoBwtock Tunnel.,
Con. t'al. A Va
Mora 8llrer
Iron Silver
ldviiio Co ......
Offered.
' Farelaa Flaanelal. '
,LD..N' P- "-Money- wag fairly
lntlllll lti tha marlrat tnrlau U..W a .
Pi
i j, . , w ,u"' nt .'rexv, tlltU I, (lirifj
wer indlcjt.ona of a deduction' in th up.
harder. BuBlnean on the Btock xchaAR6
wa dull, with prices Irregular. Transac
tions have been dwindling and there ia lit-
tlf hnnA nf r. t malaiiul w, a m
ing the pre-nt year. ConeoU were norne-
irimi weaKer. Americans opened fractJon-
V At Bhnllt raneatru K , , W 1 1 a
ened somewhat, Baltimore A Ohio and Nor-
jum vYPBiern and union Pacitlo belns
merlfillv bIt.,,1. ln.r.in .1 , ,
irm Heol..r V. a .... ....... I .... ,, ....
....... .''.a launuun anil limning
the r operations, and the market closed
?x (li'ar"1 Trunka were eaay, owing to
the traffic returns being disappointing. The
weekly statement of the Bank of England
shows the following changes: Total riserve
. . ..s..va -.wii.w-j. en l-u hi nn liirrfrtMAfi
Artt OOO, bullion decremed a4n.791, other ae-
Plirlllaa Inn....... . . . . .
...v.r,. iooi, uuy, o ncr aepoait
tilooil, notes reserved decreased 39,000
1 iari Prlortlon ' feanrve . to. liability
. : "" n ,.iiJBreu. wun 4o.o per
8t WM. BuIHod to the amount of
SC. ha) IM r 1 1 IS an aam 4ano a. 1 w v
f J2i?Afior Bn'Pment to South America
r a TVA natYCll lull ino DftDK,
i-Aivia, ueo. 1,. rricea on the bourse
fOdaV WPr firm with n ima.J a
on optimistic reports ffont- the far east.
in imimnaiB were nrm, industrials were
clra Sio Tlnto lt t' The private
rate of discount was 9 13-tt -ent. Three
Mr raant rwntM a. 0 a-.. V al. .
ore Vw t7 .-r T" "r scooHni.
nr.HLInJ T 17 Dr nnvr.H 1
today were 6,"' u"
ine weeaiy statement or the Bank of
Franca ahnwar Kntm in ni 1 . ,
madua ir. a- ,a . i viiwuiaiiiiu ue-
,,i,,w,M, Lrcaiury acoounta cue.
''ltV'r2ei'"'tuw'ri Kold In hand de-
SiiS- Siia " 'i, r ,t f anoounted Increased
QpQj " t.ivi ta.cu aou,
I ... - .. - . . ... i
Bank Clearlngfi. - '
OM ATT 4 Tien fT -t).'l,.'.lJil... .
fay ere $1.3M.!?.0V an Increase 0f (118.1
"" txn-Teeponaing aay last year,
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Deo. IT rrvr-rriMr,
2ti?mLlt?t .Pr'l' strong at an advance
of l(flo potnte In eiclted covering, following
T , v,nio in Liverpool. The
fore gn gulos atarted active covering In the
local market, and for the nrst few minutes
baying orders aunt Dmtrinv in rrnm -..
It lie In sham contranl in thai hnti.i.u ..n.t
,n.-cut timea. naturally tne advance.
carrvinar the laftee nnnih, ..
vious high record, attracted heavy reallilng
of outalde accounts, but all offerings wer
promptly abaorbed and only unimportant
setbacks occurred during the whole session,
with the bull leader upportlng the market
every;. sign oi weakness.
The hitch eat point waa lota In tha ..-,in.
when January sold . at 12.59c, March at
13.s0c. May at 12.Silc and Julv at na:in Hi,..
jiu ,i-i Btains oi to points. All kind
ui new, waa circuiatea an lavunpi.. m...
ages were received In arreat mimher mm
tna soutn. claiming aporoachlna- aihimtlnn
and a a very bullish disposition among
holders, with soma nrlvata arivlnea iias.in
ma i luuuiern apoi nanoier naa aeraulted
in ineir contract to amp cotton abroad,
thus contributing to the advance In l.iver.
pool, where It wa said spot cotton nannla
were protecting themselves by purchases of
futures agalnat tka failure of expected
stipptles, while other messages reporting
difficulties among spot cotton houses at
Bremen ana Havre added to the aenernl
feverlshness of sentiment. Receipt for the
day wer liberal and the estimate for to
morrow full, but these factor had no In
fluence and the market closed at nearly the
top figures, or at a Bet gain of 3&41 point
on tha general list. Locally the spot mar
ket was 26 points hta-her at 12.7oc for mid
dling upland. Sales of future on the
local market were estimated at 1.000. ooo
Daics. ,
NKW ORLEANS. Deo. 17 COTTON
steady; .salea, 11. wo bales; middling, 12e
miaaung rair, lac; reoetpia, 13.3M1 bales
slock, &13,7 hslee. Futures were ateady
December, 13 lfil2 64c; January, 13.72il2.73e
etiruary. 12 suiia.sxc: Marcn. is.oiiii3.o:vi
April, Ii09etl3.11c: May. 13.luil3.17c: June.
13 211 S.33e.
bT. . OUI8. Deo. 17. COTTON Steady to
c niaaer: middling, I2c; sale, 479 bale
receipt, 2&a bale: shipments, bales
stock. 14.6W bales.
LIVKRPOOL. Dec. 17. COTTON Snot. In
limited oemana; price i point nigner;
American middling fair. 71W: middling,
32d: low middling. .Wd: good ordinary.
.7bdt ordinary, (.&6d. The sales of the day
were 3.000 bales, of which NO were for spec
ulation and export and Included 4,&Aj Amer
ican. Recelpta, 7.000 bale. Including (.700
American. Future opened ateaeiy and
closed Irregular and unaettled. American
middling m. a. c! December. 6 7Sjf.79d: De,
cember and January. 74t4 7od; January
and f'etn-narv fKiu.no: r erjrnirv and
Marcn, SKto: Marcn ana Anni, ima; -prii
and May. t.6Td: May and June. .6flr June
and July, f.etd; July ana August. C.od
August ana ueptemoer, e.ova.
CoBTee Market. '
NEW YORK, Dec, 17. COFFEE-Ppot
Rio. steady: No. 7 Invoice. ll-le. Mild.
film. Future opened steady at, an advance
ot wgw point ana enerwaras sola up to
a lavel net 20 Dolnte hieher On buying bv
Well street bull Interests and covering of
shorts following a sharp rally at Harv
and bullish new concerning the crop which
waa considered a full offset to continued
full receipts and ' rather easier primary
markets. Toward the cloae there was
somewhat of a reaction under realising
but the market waa nnally steady ne
10140 polnta hlKher. Bales were VI. an baes.
Including Decarcher at (3vc; January, iB
3Sc; aiarch, fD-rtraeoc; April, .wtrn.6c
llir. lau-tra Ktc: June. l.Voc: July. --u7.1'Jc
August. 7.0bc: Beptemher. 7,3us7.wc; Oo-
tober, 1.50c; Movemcer, i no.
agar Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 17-ST'OAR-Raw
firm; fair refilling, 3'c; eantrifugal, M teat,
14k.' hi,i Uua lust, yre' raa a,.,,
No. , 4fcc; No. 7, 4 00c; No. 8. 3 K6c; Ho. '
o aw. no- iv, ioci r,u. ji. m.mni no. u. c.ioc;
No. U, 3 70c: No. J4, 3 66c; confectioners' A.
wvv, a, - vw. sua,, J
crushed. 1.06c; powdered. Abac; granulated,
4.46c; cubes. i.70c.
MOLABSCS Firm. New Or lean opea
kettle, eood to choice. 3l&2fui.
NKW ORLEANS, Dec. 17, SUGAR
Htaadv; nexn kettle, Zac; open Hot tie,
centrifusaL 3 3-16JiVc; (eiitrlfuaul wliltea.
IViSllIic; yalloas, IHtJU-loc; aecuda.
ilo'-AfiBKP Oulet; opA ketUa, tiiiHc
tf 1'iruuxai, j'r jf
MAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ctia Extremely DqT, wituFf loei Lht1.
Lower All Around. -
HOGS SOLD
LITTLE HIGHER
ry WaM Jtea af thee aa I a nabs
lit with a (Jul DesaaaA Prieea
a All Desirable Grade Fally
Steady, wltk Tradlag Active.
SOUTH OMAHA, Dee. 17.
Recrlpt were: Cattle. Uogs. Bhrep.
Ofllclal Monday ...
Official Tuesday ..
4.440
a.aoi u.m
4,73 11,3
6,23
Official Wednesday
umi.-iai inursuay 2,0.4 ,cai
l.
Four days thla week... ...16. 454 4l.2"8 24,415
Same day last week 17,176 34, S4
Same week before ...164 Sl.ctig M.4'i9
game three weeks ago. ...16.061 23,l&tl 26.1H3
Same four week ago 17.2M) 30.346 U.344
811 me days last year H.WS So.010 3S.D17
RECBIPT8 FOR THE YEAH TO DATS,
The following tahla ahowa tha recelDta of
cattle, hogs and sheep at Bouth Omaha
for the year to date and comparisons with
last year:
1903. 1301 Ino. Ded.
Cattle 1.04S.U03 103,034
Hnrs 2.I4.0lk 1 lr.I.;iT ll.i
Sheep 1,IU2,41 1,648,206 13414
Averaae tricea rjald for hnaa at ftnuth
Omaha for the last aaveral days with com-
:arionsi
Date. 1W03. 1902.1901.1900.183.UtS.l7.
Dee.
1...
I....
4....
I Ml
4 (3
I 74
131
t 30
t 36
3
8 3
IS
IS
I 17
I 13
I 13
8 15
Deo.
4 ll'H
4 40
4 i
4 87i,
4 US,
4 3J
4 K
a
4 4
4 6k;
4 T7l
4 M
4 81
231
I 30
Deo.
Dec.
13
I 33
H 32
t trj
3 37l
Dee. 6...,
Dee.6.,.,
C 241
161
6 06
03
04
i'l
3 36
ueo. 7...
o
07
3 31
3 1!
Deo. ...,
4 7
o
4 85
4 Si
3 U
3 to .
I 30
3 r9
Dee. ...
05
12
Deo. It)..,
13
14
16
o
I
I K
3
I 31
a
Dec. 11..
4 47;
4 4S
4 S9y
I 08
Dec. 12..
t 6
t i
a
4 77
S 87l
Dee. 13..
6 31
4 31
3 18) 3 20 J
ec. 14..
6 21
a
4 r6
3 D
3 3 Z i
in hi
I i 8 29
I 2. I 11
Dec. IK..,
t 0A
4 84
a
Dec. lti..
4 2i 16;
26
4 01
Dec. 17..,
4 34 22
34
4 81
Indicate BundAV.
The official number nf mm ot atock
brought in today by each fotd was:
Cattle., Hos. B.Vp. H fa.
C. M. St 8t. V. Ry ... 3
Wabnsli I
Mo. Pac. Ry.;... ; 4
Union Paclflo ayatem.. 13
C. & N. VV. Ry 7
t
15
26
82
21
23
.
1
1
1
i ;i
P.. B. A M. V. R. R.. 13
C St P., M. A 0. Ky 17
et in. Ky..... a
B. . Ry 1
K. C. A St. J 1
C. R. I. & P.. -east.
C, R. I. A P.. west.... ..
Illinois Central ........ 1 .
Chicago Or't Western. 4
- Total receipt ...S..112
131
Tha dlsDoaitlon of tha dav'a racelnta waa
tra follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber oi neaa ina:caiea:
Buyers. "
Cattle.' Hogs. Sheep,
oto utc nhr.
Om ha' Packing Co.,
Swift and Company .
Cudahy Packing CO
222
8h6
219
821
S47
464
26
, 64
78
14
11
81
178
13
3
I
318
1,012
2.6W
2.184
1,8X7
. 812
' 801
1,611
Armour A Co
Armour- ft Co.,-
8. C.
vansaiit & co
onman & Co
McCreary ft Clark
W. I. Stephen
H. F. Hamilton
L. F. IIuss
Hobblck A B ...
Bam Werthelmer
...
Iee Rothschild.
Haggerty A Co
Other buyer
133
Total .J. 8,871 8,710 3,618
CATTLE There wa - not an excesalva
run 4f cattle here this morning, but there
was no improvement In the situation. In
fact, prices were, It anything, a little lower
and trading extremely dull. Packer do
not seem to want fresh supplies, and as a
result .tne price tbey oner are ruinously
low. '
The market-on cornfed steer could riot
be quoted anything but : extremely dull
and lower. Buyers were Indifferent and
would .scarcely, make bid on anything
except a few that just suited their fancy.
Tidy, handy weight cattU, well fattened
and of good quality, they would buy, but
aside from those they d!d not seem to
care whether they get the cattle or not.
Commission men are still advising their
shipper to hold back their - cattle until
after the holiday and give an opportunity
for packeaa to clean ud the surplus meat
they hare on hand, and also to clean up th
poultry on me marxet.
The cow yharket waa also dull and a
little lower. . The. same as with steers the
demand was confined to the choicest grade
and even those were a little lower. The
medium kinda and also common stuff was
very hard to move at ny price. The mar
ket for toe wK 1 tne biggest kind rf a
quarter ' lower, with a good many sales
showing a muoh greater - loss than that
Bulls, veal calves and stags are all
dull and a little lower.
Stockara and feeders were n small Bun-
pfy again tblar morning, and, a the c
niand from the country ha been- fairly
gooa tnis weea, tne maraei waa atenoy
on all desirable arades. Common kinds
were stow but about ateady. Representa
tive sales r
BEEF ETEERB,
Ne.
.,!'.. Ao f'
87 III
1041 ' I 8
......1100 8 40
les 3 M
14l 8 10
, 1170 I M
1817 I 71
Jo.
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1161 4 88
i...Ul 4 88
to.,.
15...
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..174 4 71 .
1.
80..,
L... ....... .1440 4 71
k..M4 4 tl
1..
'
BTEERS AND STAGS.
..... .1124 4 00
BTEERS AND HEIFERS.
......Ill I 4 10 ltfl
11...
13...
3 84
LWI
710 1 10
1..
1170 .
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7 HEIFERS. 4
751 3 ii I...
Ill 8 10 4
140 S 10 I
STOCK CALVES.
I::::
1....
.444 3 71
.1107 3 00
. H IN
it...
110 I to
STAGS.
..tool tn
BULLS.
100 3 30 . 1 1410 I 71
"14 CAJLV Ea'. V .'
vm 1 00 1 141 1
8TOCKERB AND FEEDERS.
HI IM 11.. IM I N
845 I 16 . I...., Ill 3 N
IM I M '
NEBRASKA.
it....
8....
11...
ibull..
oow..
oow..
..1610
..lfJO
..1070
..1180
t (0
I 60
1 80
I 30
t 35
is-
1 cow 800
It cows 1 1'8
1 cow 1110
18 feeders.. 647
1 cow 1310
1 cow....
1 bull....
t heifers
1570
. 823
.li6
1170
.1334
. 14 cows b60
10 cows.,.
1 cow 113)
1 bull....
I bulls...
4 heifers.
16 cows..,,. a44
1 cow li.0
1 cow 870
? heifers... 9:6
Tcowi...,, 874
10 cows... ..1104
1 steer..... (
1 cow loaO
8t cows..,.. 9-18
720
I 30
1 cow...... ro 1 35
s cows.
1176 1 35
t feeders.. n5 I 20
I cows.....lt0 t 10
12 cows 876 1 85
3 feeder., 810 30
,a a.n a ta
ia ucuii,.., m- i uriici...- mntj
1 heifer..,. H0
H. ft Q. Li. MoOowan Idaho
tO steers... 1206 $ 80 75 feeders.. 1104 'I 43
1 steer... lODO-1 00
HOGS There was not as heavy a run of
hogs In sight today aa yesterday, end
under the Influence of a good demand the
market ruled active and a little higher
at most point. The advance here amounted
to 647Hc. The long string went at $4.35,
wtth the bulk of all the sales going from
84 3J4 to $4 37Vi. A high a $4 40 wa paid
for hog of gnod quality. Trading wa
fairly active at . the advance, so that the
hulk of the early arrival wa disposed of
in good season
There was vary little change In the mar
ket alt the morning Packer aemed to
want th hogs at the money and as a re
sult tha market held up In good shape.
It Is becoming more evident every day
that packers are getting anxious for mors
weighty hog, and a a result, that, class
la selling to bettor advantage than was th
raae a short tint ago. In fact, hsavy
hogs sell right up to -the top ot the mar-
net, nepreaentauv aaieat
Me. Av. Sh. rr. Me. Av. ah. r.
' I-..' H........IM 140 III
At Hoc aala 44. .......14 140 4 14 ,
84 141 ... 4 U II Ill WIS,
M ...lbt ... 4 88.. tl . a I M
11 ,.141 H 4 80 17 Ill IM 4 84
W VI 34 4 H 84 81 ... 4 86
11 81 ... IN M 814 ... 4 38
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II ..... 8.4 ... 4 11 78 141 ... 4 81
V ...SS II 4I:S ' H. ...... .87 ... Ill
M ...... 4 lto I l.i a; lit 4 4 81
81 HI ... I I. 4 II ... 181
81 ta lllv, U Ill 141 4
14 il M 4 II -i 43 1.8 ... 4 14
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.161
fUlEKP-Th, a verv small run here
today, only five cars being on sale. Packers
all wanted some good stuff, and as a result
the market ou that class rtned active and
steady. Borne yearlinga brought 14.15, ewes
33.60 and fair lambs 34.76. Owing to the
small number on sale the market soon
came to a close. For tne week there ha
not been much change on well fattened
stock. The demand ha been fully equal
to the supply and price generally ateady.
Common and part fat kinds have been
more or leas neglected and have rold at
rather uneven prices, the same as usual.
As compared with a year ago lambs are
16TJ4Cc higher, while ewe and wether are
6094 Too lower.
Very few feeder have arrived thla week
and aa a result the market Is generally
teady. ' ' '
Quotations for corn-fed stock; Choice
western lambs, 15.09116.26; fair to good
lamb-. 34.6oi&5.00; good to choice yearlings,
83.75fi4.0O; fair to good yearlings, $3.6CeJ.:6:
choice wethers, vJ.36ifT5.65; fulr to good
wethers. t3.;6itS.?6; good to choice ewes,
13.0uffl3.26: fair to good ewes, 32.6o'o3.00;
choice feeder lambs IX.IOnM.lO: fair to good
feeder' lambs, 33 25'a3.60; baby lanvlm, 12.004)
8.00: feeder yeanlngs. 83.264i;3.o0: feeder
weiners, 13 lrqj.o,,; leeiler ewes, iz-tumji-ou;
culls, 31.OPj1il.UO. Repreaentauve sales
No.
Av.
Pr.
871 wnttern ewe
4 western cull wether .. ....
3 we.tem ewes
39 South Dakota ewes
11 western ewes
17 weatern wethers
8 native ewe
1 western wether
. 1 weetera. wether
17 fkrtith Dakota lamb
6t3 western luinbs and earing-"
- 8 western lambs ..,,....'
- I western lambs
,36 western ewe....'
1 native ewe
Kl western yearlings
18 native lambs
1 native lamb
3 cows.... 1030 195 , 1 cow...
1 cow...,. .1160 1 00 1 cow...
I COWS IDfiS 1 60 11 COWS;.
1 bull 1200 1 30 1 bull...
, 9)
, lt3
, M
, 104
, 143
, 1S
, 123
, 170
, 113
,- 67
3 6S
1 76
a 00
3 10
I 85
8 40
I 60
4 00
4 00
4 60
4 66
. I 25
I 6S
8 0
-3 60
100
100
82
2fO
83
.88
a .0
6 60
I 75
.. 130
...1220 3 60
,.'.11W
,.. 310
...1030
3 00
1 86
1 76
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Fat ReceUts of All ' Stork, with
' Higher Prices for beep.
CHICAGO, Dee. 17 CATTLE Receipts,
10.000 KeadJ market slow and steady; good
to prime steers, 34.90iU5. 75 : poor to medium,
a a;i ia, ....... , .. t ... m at 0,1'
au.wiu.in, BiiH ucin nnu , . , , , , , .-, . . , ,,'-..,
cowa, 1.'3.0; helfera, 31.76HJ4.75; cannera,
31.252.30; bulla, 3L7o(()4.16; calves, 32.00'!(6.7o.
HtTiC.8 Recelnta. 38.000 head: estimated
tomorrow, 80,000; mixed and butchers, M.4
4.65; good to choice heavy, t4.60ff4.80; rough
heavy, 4.2'ff4 60; light, 34.2034.66; bulk of
a lea II it. hi Hi
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14,000
head; sheep steady to 10c higher; lambs
steady; good to choice wethers, t3.5fj4.00;
fair to' choice mixed, 32.76Ji3.60; we-tern
sheep. 83.764j4.C0: native lamb, 34.00ijtt.00;
western lambs, 34.ooab.4U.
St. I,onla Live Stock Market.
ST. Trills. Dee. 17. CATTLE Receipt,
1,600 head, Including 1,600 Texan; market
low and ateady; native snipping ana ex
port steers, I4.36Q6.40; dressed beef and
butchers, 34.004i.a&; steer under 1.000 lbs.,
.a nt..:.t. l.i.n 19 HVHtl
ao. (,.v,' . " . .vww. . . '-" ,
cow and heifers, 32.26ig4.00; canners, $1.76
3.10; . bulls, 2.25&'3.00; calves, 33 00'iftM;
Texas and Indian steer, 2.20(fJ3.60; cow
and heifers. t2.O04t2.76. ' '
HOGS Receipts. 7.500 head; market
nteartv tn weak . at cloae: . dIk and llRhta,
34.2t4j4.40; packers, t4.2b4.60; butcher and
!eirt heavy, 34 4084.67. . i
riHKKP. AND LAMBS Recelnta. 1000
head; market steady to-firm; native mut
tons, 33.2bia3.73: lamDS, S4.uutta.nn; cuus. ana
bucks, S2.3Utf.60; stockers, al.60Q3.25. - "
Kaasas City Lty Stack Market.
KANSAS CITY. Dee. IT. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 6.600 head. Including 1,600 southerns
niaiavi atcnuji W ii.iia. , a..i
dreased beef steer steady to 10c higher at
84.0U4i6ilO; fair to. .good. I3.35g3.96; weatern
fed steer, steady. S3.80ft3.90; stockers and
leeoers, strong. a.WK(M.w; soutnern steers,
steady, 2.'V3.bB; soutnern cows, sietuiy
tl.862.68; native cowa, steady, I1.60&M 00
native heifers, steady, S2.60ft4 00; , bulls
. . . ., i, Kan. ..luu a; K. a, a 70
HOOfe Receipts, 8e0 head; market M0a
higher; top. 3f47Vl: bulk of sales, M.sAiJ
4.45; heavy. o4.7i,ii47H: paeker. 4.35Si4.l3;
147H; pael
r.f4.lo.
LAMBS I
.i . . iiv,a ur
IHEEP ANb LAM B8 Receipt, t.Ofto
band- rnArket VlM0n lower: native lambs
a, rj. lamh, li i. fVi f.A
ewes, .32.76713.75; western fed yearlings, $2.75
t.w; stocaers ana ieeoers,.wta.w.
St. Josepk Llvf Stack Market
BT. J08EPH, Deo. 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,706 head. The market waa steady'
to lOo lower; ltatlves, $3.26it6.10; cows and
heifers, $L604.W; stockers and feeders.
$2.60aS.75. .'- .
Hill 4(4 Recelnta. 4.502 head. Tha mar
Vet waa steady to 6o higher; lights, $4.3&9
4 4": -meflium ana neavy, t.ioqiai duik,
34.82U1i4.40. ,
SllEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,' 1.607
head. The market was steady lambs.
I860; wet he r. 34.10. . -
Saw York Live Stoek Market'.
NEW YORK, Dec. IT. BEEVES Receipt
were only four head; 'no trading; feeling
teadvcable unchanged.
LA11VX.O nvuTipi,, oxo iimuj mi" r,
steady; common to fair veal sold at $5.0019
HOrtS Receipts. 7.8H head: steady.
BHEEP AND LAJdBS Recelpta. 1.8S4
held; market Arm; shiep sold at 32.5034.00
jam ha. IA ((Kiifl 76.
Kxporta today were 85 sheep to the West
Indies...,, . .
Slaas City Live Stock Market
SIOUX CTTY. Ia.. Deo. 17. (Special Tele
rram.V CATTLEJ-Recelpts. W0 head: stock
era, strong; killers, weak; beeves, . $3,764
t.00; cows and heifers, Jli.OOfla.&O; stockers
nd feeders, $2,504)3.60; calve and yearling,
32.264T3.25. '
HOt-lS Receipt. 4.600; blr, 6c higher, soli-
ing at to.itKS'.iu; duik, h.xxuvv.
i. : Stack ta Sight.'
. Following are the receipts of live stock
at the six principal western markets yes-
leraay:
, cattie. jing. uneep
timana r rmi
l4
.111
.3"4
Inl
.Ii4
I'l
III
.314
.ni
."4
,.S"I
1
Ml
8.621 l,ifi6
88.000 14,000
80"0 2.000
7.600 2.CHO
4,602 1,607
4,600
71,023 i 21,002
Chicago 10,000
Kanaas City , 6.60
St. Ixiula 3
St. Joseph 1,706
Sioux City 300
Totala
.24.600
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-METAL8 Tin ex
perienced a sharp reaction In the Ixmdon
market today to about 126 10 and futures
at 126 l"s. Locally tin wa Influenced by
the decline abroad and closed at a norr'nal
Ins of about He, with spot quoted at $2.75.
Copper declined 2s 6d In London to 57 2s Id
for spot and 66 Ida for futures. , Locally
copper waa steady, with lake quoted at
Klll7H'812.t2H,' elentrolytlff at $12 lofW2.50
nd casting at 12.131i812 37Vi. Iad declined
1 3d In London, clorlng at 11 6s. Th local
market, however, - waa unchanged, with
mall parcels quoted at 14.87 on -pot, wiitla
fifty-ton lota still - held- at 14 25. Spelter
advanced ts In London to 5, but remained
unchanged here at to 26 for jobbing lots of
store, and St $4.7$ to arrive. I'on c'ne,t
st 4s td In Glasgow and at 41a 7HJ in Mld
dleaborough. LncMly Iron was unchanged,
with No. 1 northern foundry quoted at
tl6.OX816.ro, No. t northern foundry st $14.00
615.00 and No. 1 southern and No. 1 south
ern soft foundry at $13 .6frwi4 .00.
aT LOt 18. Dec. 17 MKTAL8 Tad was
steady at $4.171. Spelter firm at $4.65.
Whisky Market.- '
ST.. LOI7I8. Dec. 17. WHI 8 KY Steady j
on baul of HUH
CHICAQO. Dec- 17.-WHISKY-Steady ;
PEORIA. Dec. 17.-WHI8KY-Steady at
tl 27. on basts of high wfnes.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 17. WHISKY-Dla-tlller'
Unlahed, good, quiet, on boats of
$1.27. , ,
Wl Market. .
NEW YORK. Deo. 17.-WOOL Firm; iflo
meetlc fleece. 2A.g3?-.
IKJ8TON. Do. 17. WOOL Trading quo
tation are; Territory and Idaho Fine. 144
lie; fine medium, lfilc; medium, ' lkrl-.
Wyonilng Fine. lffilSc; fine medium, 17c:
meiliiirn. la'iiDc. I'lah nd Nevada Fine,
ll'ilw'ic; tin medium, 1'4:i17m.: medium.
I lfuou. Dakota i lus, Vjuim. bu uvauiiuu.
l4ffl7c; merllnm. i!Ac. MnnXana-Frne,
rholre. lPftl'iH-i fine mrillum choice. l:i;';
average. IS'nlgc; staplo, l!"JJ0c; rrfrdhtm
choice, IMJ'.'ic
BT. lAJL'lH. Dec. 17.-WOOI-Dlil1. Wllh
tendency lower, but unqhanaeil Medl'im
grades, comMnif and c'luthlng. IT'iJIlHc;
light, fine, If.'n I r4c; heavy. tine, 12iti'14Vao;
tub waalred, atniKilc. . . - . - ., 1
'Oil' 111 ftoata." ' t
NEW YORK, Dec! lT.MrTTI.-Cr.tforisd,
firm; prime crude. noinlaal. prime yellow,
IMyr. 1'etroleiim. firm; refined New
York, I960; lhlladtlphla and lialtlmore,
19 i; prime. In bulk. S 56. - -TriirKNTlNK-VJiilel.
R-lff'TOO
ROSIN Steady; common g good,' !.5.'9
lai
SAVANNAH. Dec. 17. Ttris i N r irm : A,
, C, 32 2K; II, 3?;-I, 87 : K, SN; M, 3180;
. 8305; V, SA 26; WW, 33K.
TVRPKNTINIV-Flrm. MVc. "
OIL CITY, Dee. 17. Oll.S-Credlt bnl-.
nces. 31.07; certificates, no um; srupmenia, .
16.224 bbl.: average. 79.7M bbls.; runs. T.t,-
2S5 bbla.; average, 70.836 bbls-. Shliments,
Lima, 70.61 bbls. ; averaae. t.i,i. num.; runa,
Lima, 48.90 bbls.; a-erage. 63,241 bbla.
Dalnth Grata- Market. ' '
riTrr.t'TH Dec 17. WH EAT On track.
No. 1 northern, 7N.c; No. 2 northern, n.'ne;
No. S spring, ,ic December, ,H-o; May.
m- ... ... i .iac-
OATS on traca ana to arn. '
- ,- - ' .
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Dec. 17. SEEDS C1ovr. c", ;
t6 R7H; Decemvr. 8l.K7H: January, w;.
Februarr. ts.; March. 8n.974i. Prime tim
othy, $1.40. I'rlme alslke, 16.65.
' Dry Goods Market.
vitot Tnui t-ioa 17 DRY GOODS
The market la appreciably firmer and In
svmpathv with the continued upward
course of the cotton market.
GOSSIP ON COMMISSION ROW
Fard Dates Are Eapensi-'), ssi
TkU Ho Vallke Most ETerr
thlasj Else.
Fard dates are as expensiva'a Tarl hkta
thia year, and for that reaaon are not being
eaten very much, their cneaper com
patriot being able td jiupply the market
Only one shipment of Fards have been re
ceived and that Is practically an in tna
hands of the. consumer. They may drop
In price after New Tear's. Cranberries, on
tjia other hand, are getting slinky and
may lose in prioe to-a considerable extent.
They are not now by 00 or 75 cent a bar
rel at the point where Thenksgivmjf rouna
them. After they have done their best-to
help out the Christmas turkeys they may
find mat tncy are jw,'-iiiui.u
Potatoes remain at the same oM figure,
while other thing are following the.
thermometer about ;i"hey .wholesale, at 71
and 80 cent. Sauerkraut. ls-.not catering -
to the plebeian trade thl year by any
means. The price wholesale ts now I5.7S
where It has been at times only $2.25.
Quinces will last tha market only till after
New Year's, They are being used, from
the storehouse now. Word has been re
ceived from New York that apples are
to advance In- price. The apples which
are In Omaha are' talking of raising their
prloa to meet It, but have not done so
yet. The cabbage are making the 2V4 -
figure, to which they ' advanced tenta
tively a few day ago, a reality all along
th line, and further advancea may follow.
Red Hot from tiae Gate '
jo-oa tha Kail that caused h iiTibie ulcsrs
on O. B.'SKadman, NAwark, Mich.. Buck-
len'a Arnica Salve soon cured him. 26a
For sale by Iiuhn A Co. '
.REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record ' yesterday as .iur-
nlshed by the Wiaiana uuaranteo mm
Trust company, ponded abstractor, ibi
P. pn.m at mat: .' O
Jacob V. Shlply and wife to Safah Gal-
lop, lot 4, block 4. Florence.', I 1
John Rohwer to Alice M. Hohwer, lots
13, 14 and 15, blocat , wowers huu....
Sheriff to-Anole B. Hoaner low 1, 2,-11..
and eVt lot 3, block 13, Parker's aod.. 6,400
Paul W. Kuhn et-al to Joseph aod Nel--
lie lx Bluha, north I eel lot 4,
block 8. Bowery Hill 1,504
Llnwood Park Land company to Uld-
eoft ot Wllljara. J. iritis, 101. in ana
-17. block 1. I an wood oark
William J. Frltts and wife to Gideon
Frltta, und. H lot 16. block 1, same,..,
Mary Helael to Frank M. buolt, lot 6,
block 1, Burr Place
John Uulas to Patrick Shcehan, part
lot 11. block 1. rant riuce
Harry D. Gould, trustee, and wife to ,
lienry Wolf, lot 13, Fearon Pluce.... I,8fi4)
Elaaser Wakeley and wife to the - ' .
Omaha Realty Co., west Si feel, lot
1. block Mccormick's add
William H. Mai lory add wife to Peter
carHil, lots 24 ana , mock 1, rac
tersnn's sub., block 4 and t, llliua-
naugn aaa
Edith II. Webb to Emll Wahlslrom, lot
3. iilocK IX. orchard Hill
Sheriff to Onorare A.. Magney, leta-l;
and 4. Argyle Placa aua , -
George A, Magney and wife, to Joht
it. uuaxmann, aHnia-.j. ........... ,
.r... EOO.
Ada J. Anthe and husband, tq Anna
Pallk, north lot 6, block Bv. Boutn
Vfliuuia .
Same to same, south H iam.i.,i .......
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Anna Pallk to Charles ii. ana Aaa J.
. Anthes, lot 6, block 4, Cleveland
,,.... .. A A ' o can
X iul a,,u . ., ............... ,r. ............ . a, vwv
Sara E. Strong to Ernest W. Arthur,
lot 6, Tabor Place, a sub., -block t.
West Omaha 1.S59
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