TITE OMAITA DAILY -DEE: WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER SO. 100.
CRAB AND PRODUCE MARKET
Furctwet by M cnpoln allien Ketp;
Price of Vhea. Bteni.
CORK PRICES SHOW SOME FLUCTUATION
Oata Held, t osaparallvely steady
Coder laieeaee of Ooverasseat
Report, While Provlsloas
Develop Wrtkiui,
CHICAGO. Dec. 29-The fact that millers
arete buiiig wueai at atinnespoiia vtlet
Various Italian lactuiS 111 wiieat tv'.
Closing; iKei ne -steaoy, wun kiay a
naua lower. May corn suoweu loss,
mu were off vu and j'tovtuluns ec to avv:
lower.
itia wheat market waa rather nervous
a no waa intluenceu mainly by Uis ncrai
Weste. n nuinrti. 1 he opening s n. m,
wuO a (oud general armaiia Horn comrm
siou houses ana locai irauera. one. lues
r iijni, The tiuii tartura at the elan
were a reduction Irom me last etumaie of
3J,'A4J,WK buabels in inla year crop and
tne uncertainty surrounding the eastern
ituatiun. Commission, nxasn became lib
eral aenera eariy in the aay, oin to a
report irom Argentine staling the weatner
Waa Improving, 'liirre waa aiso conaid
eraole nquioauon. lth lower prices at
8t- LouiA ana In the northwest the ma Ret
tier quickly sold oft, . Jaly being loiced
down lo 4:, alter "lining a shavte to
tilgner at M c to M-v'- 1 lie light country
movement aud the mot that miller were
buying May wheat at MinneaiKj.ia caused
a sharp advance in that market and tne
sentiment here changeu. Traders who had
old early turned auivt bueis ana as a
r -u It prices rallied. May advancing to Me.
During the lust hail nour. nowever. ihe
market again weakened on the iea-lziiig
and heavy declines It. tne northwest. The
cluee. waa steady, with May at M-c. Clear
siicrfl ot wheat and hour were equal to
bushels, rrlmai y rece.pts were
1.2Md.t: bushels, an'untit Ww uushela a
year ago. bradstreet world s vl.sibla de
creased 79t."W bushels. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported rtcipia of 5i
cara, against 4ii earn Uet ic and Is
cars a year ago.
Corn bad a nrm undertone and prices
held up well until late in the day. 'Ihe
government a final ewUmate on the crop
w considered bullish and waa the prin
cipal fax-tor In supporting prices early in
the session. The action of wheat and the
Weakness in the cash article bad a de
presetr.g Influence toward the clone and
cauaed some -eactlnn. The close waa about
steady. After open.na; a shade higher to
Ho lower t 45c to 4.-.V'&4S1c Mav told be
tween 447c and AoV(i"1W closing at 44c.
Local receipts were -VI cars, witn I of Con
tract jjrade
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oata held comparatively steady. The
government report waa a helping influence,
a it confirmed the report previously held
that the crop this season la small. There
ferings were well taken. There waa little
Changs In price at the close. May -being
off mc at 37iJ7Sc. after opening a ahade
lower to a shade higher atSTc to 37Sc and
Belting between TTVc and I7$fT77sc. Local
receipts were 1T0 cars.
Provisions were firm early. In spite of a
Weak hog market., but weakened later on
wiling by packers. Ttie demand for meats
from foreigners was the supporting in
fluence at the start. The close was easier,
with May pork THfrWc lwer at
12 474. May lard waa -off 12c at 16.80. and
ribs were crown 6jTo; at 16 51:1.
Estimated reoeii,ts for totnorrowl Wheat,
45 oars: corn. 12 cara; aata, lu6 ears; hogs,
4."0 head.
Ths leading futures ranged as follow:
ArUclea. Open. High. I Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
July
Corn
fee ,
May
July
Oata-,
I00.
May
July
Fork
Jan.
May
Lard
. Jan.
Klb
Jan. .
May
81V f1
!-'VJN
M
T8H
41 42
4M5 R, 46 ViH
iS&V44S5
r.
37Si J(-S
11 OtJ 1J PTH 12 ?
12 46 I 12 4TVi 12 U
12 lo 12
70 I
8241
a.-M saw
Naw. ,
Cash quotations were aa follow":
FIX)L"R Active and firm; winter patents,
. H.UV4-S0; winter strsighta, $3.7(4.10; spring
riterils, 4ftuii4.; spring etraiahts, Ufcou
iB; bakers', K.Xai .
WHKAT No. 2 spring, Rli&Mc; No. I
prltig, BOi&S.'Hc; No. 1 red, 83V(i4c.
COKN-No. 2. 41'ic: No. 2 yellow, 44c.
I7Hc " ,,;c; No- wnlte. 359
JtYBJ No. t, Ke.
BARLEV-Oood feeding. 4SJ7c; fair to
Chotve malting, 4(6Sc.
SEED-Na. 1 flax. 4c: No. 1 northwestern,
11. Ul; prime tlmotny, fLi; clover, contract
grade, HI. 6.
I'HOV lBiUNS Mess pork, per bh!., f.2.9
127Hh Lard, per luo lh., eS.(V&.7S. Short
rlha. sides ilooael. tJ6u.37H; short vlear
ides (boxed). i.J7HS.5u.
1-o.loairis were me receipts 'and ship
ments of. flour acd grain;
... Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, bbls.,.. E.500 0.0
Vhat, bu. ........11J.4.10 ii.uoo
Corn. bu....M 2,4(W lu.l-v
Oata, bu... 41u.a) lsj.u)
f'- "u W.llU
liarley. bu ttn.U n.-.W
ma r-ruduoe riu,un( imay the ut.
tr market was steady , creameries.
jlalrtes. ItT'-lc Egg, firm at mark, canes
Included, :&427Hc. Cheese, steady. lijliHc
XKW YORK CEXtBaL MARKET.
tatfa ( 1k Day VarUas
Caaaa4Itlea.
IiI?1yi.TORK'D,K' -FLOl'B-Recelpt.
.tlj bbls.; exports. 5,1 bbls.: sales. 12.7UO
bblav; th market was quiet, but un
changed and steady; winter patent. U.VO
tt-, winter straU'hta. HW"B4-16; Minne
sota pa tan ta. UM'jiM; winter extras, ti 15
i.40; Minnesota bakers. U.;(tfd.a; winter
low grades, 12 i4js ao. Ry f),)Ur, steady;
alas. 7w bbla; fair to good, S3 &ai 40;
choica te fancy. t3 4GU2.su. Buckwheat
tour, quiet; kJ.lSto2.j6.
..Ci'?'NMEAL' Steady; yellow western,
1C: city, tL10; kiln dried. C fofaliio.
RYE Dull; No. 2 Western, 6Jc. nominal
b. afloat: state and Jersey, Wtooac,
BARI.EY-Steady; feeding, J9c. c. 1. I
Buffalo; malting. 4w&c c. 1. f. Buffalo.
,.i,?ATRot1F"'' M.s b".; exports,
li.7D bu.: a es. 2.S7SU.W bu. futures. Spot,
weaker- Jio, 2 red. nominal, elevator; No,
t t. b. alliMtt; No. 1 northera,
Ijuluth. f. o. b afloat: No. 1 hard,
Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b. afloat Options
opened firm and advaine'l on rains In the
Argentine, the bullish crop report and cov
ering After a reaction un!er bear selling
the market recovered on the strength of
northwest markvta. only to treak a second
time under selling pressure, particularly on
iecember. which closed So down, afralnst
no change on Mav. Kales Included No. 2
red. May. S77 7-lc; closed at K:nc; Julv.
"''.SvlSic: closed at fc3c; rxwember,
V: t'luaed at l.-.
COR.N-Receipt, ss o bu.; exports. 110..
TV) ha.; sales, HS.Oju bu. futures. Spot,
steady ; No. Z, Kc, e'evator. and My, f.
. b afloat; No. 2 yellow, &M- urgra.ie.1
mlxel. My, (ifton were generally Arm
all day on unfavorable weather west. Hunt
country offerings and a demand from
Shorts, closing unchanged; May. i18uli-c;
closed at Uc; Decemher closed at &:'
OATS Receipts. 7 !) bu. r exports. 7.20J
bu. Ppot. ftesdy; No. 1 42c: standard
white. 43c; No. a, -v: No. 2 white. i3e:
No. 1 white, 4Sc: track, white western. 42
iiV: track, whits state. ii'oiiV:. Options
were nominal. .
KEKD-Flrm: siring bran mwfr50;
anlddlliuro. I) Stii3u. cltv. C0.0U'i3.W.
HAT-Ix'll: shipping. sV87ic; good to
ch.rtce-. &rKVc
HOf8 Elrrr. ; stste, common to choice
14 crop. yi4c; 1 2 crop. Ln:4e: olds. TO
lie: Fail no coast. lei crop, JSCrjsc; lo2
croo. !04t-: oMs. 7il3c.
HIIiKi Firm; O'lvestoa, sort :o 26 Iba
IV; California, njs lbs., ISc. Texas dry,
t to l lh.. IJlc.
I-KATHER Firm; artd, 23j25Hc.
RICE Qulat; dmestc. fair to extra, t
S'tAe; J.ji nominal.
r-ROVlBltiNSB-ef steady; family. tltm
frUati. meas. imi0: beef hama. jl iot
12. m; pocket U 10 06; eicy. extra India
dums. Sl&."u'.7 Cut 'niMia Irregular;
tickled belUea 27 TSfi : ! k'ed shoulders
kStj7ti pi. kled hams. TVrr 10 Ti. Ird.
rmmlna': weatern steamed. 17 36: Iecember.
closed il T5. nominal: reflect. tal:
conuaent. ; B-oth America, ft; cm-
ourt. xn rvrk nrm: family. ti
lt'W: short clear. US fcWrti 75- ma 111 i.i
T ALLOW Firm; city, tc; country 4t0
We.
BITTER Receipts. 2 2 pkr firm;
creamery. lSi?3r; sinte dairy. 14Kb.
KXi Rareti'ta, 4.74 pkga; vtrong; west
ern fie-e
POrLTRT-AHve. " nominal: JreA
fnu: western chiekens. lHtc; fowLs, M
lJe; turkeva. IMtIVc
CrfEEMS Receipts, f W pkgs.: quirt:
Vtata lull cream, fancy . large and slU,
colored sud white Septfmber. 12c; late
made, 10c
OMAHA WHOLEVtLE MARKET.
(ad I How sf Trade sad daatatloas aa
taale and Feaey Presaets.
EOIS Reeipu more liberal; fresh stock
LIVE FOCLTRT-Hens. 7C; spring
cM. ken. s-; rooster, according to g-.
07c; turkeja. 12c; duck, ygc; geese, t?c.
LKESSED FolTLTRT Turkeys. 14iLic;
old torn. 14c; ducks, loyilc; geese. V.vc;
chicken. tfg-.
BI TTER-Facklng stock; 12i&"13c; choice
to fancy dairy. In tubs,. 14lsc; separator,
24c.
FRESH FIPH-Trout 10c; rlckerel. c;
tike. c; perch. 7c; blueflsh. lie; whlteflslv,
; salmon, lie; haddock, luc; codfish, 12c;
redsnapper, lie; lobsters boiled, per lb.,
Vi; lobsters, green, per lb., 2Sc; bullheads,
11c; catfish. 14c; black bass, Iac; halibut,
13c; crappie. 12c; herring, ic; white basa,
Uc: blueflns Sc.
OTSTEK3 New Tork count, per can.
V; per gal., 22 00; extra select, per can.
Kc; f-r gal . fl.Ti. standard, per can, 27c;
per gal., $i ss.
BRAN Per ton, 21 4. SO.
HA V Prices quofd by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association. Choice No. 1 up
land. 17.50; Nil 2, 17.00; medium. Mau;
coarse. 2S.0P. Rys straw, t to. Tfcw pHc.
are for hay of good color and quality.
L"emand fair and receipts light.
CORN 3e.
OAT8-37C.
RIE-Xo, I, av.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, Hbc; Dakota, per
bu . 7 j75c; native. 6itt70c.
8VEET POTATOES Illinois, per bbU
23 So.
NAVY PEAN8 Per bUj t2.
CELERY Hmail, per dox.. 2533c; largw
California. 447Rc.
ONIONS New home grown, dry, per lb.,
lr; Spanish, per crate, fl.W; Colorado yel
low and red. lVfce.
CAPBAOE Wisconsin Holland. 2Hc
TURNIPS Canada rutabagas, per lb.,
IV; white, per bu., &nc.
CARROTS Per bu.. 6lv. , .
PARPN1PS Per bu!, BOc
P EFTS Per bu , 6"c.
CAL'LIFLOWER California, per crate,
TOMATOES California, per 4-basket
crate. IJ.5.
CI CCMBERS-Per dot, 11.00.
FRUITS.
APPLES California Bellflowers, per box,
tl.Jti; New Tork Greenings, Baldwins and
ether varieties. 23.iO.
GRAPES Pony Catawbas, 20c; Imported
Malagas, per keg. fa.oufrt.oo.
CRANBERRlKS Jersey, p.r bbl., 17 SO;
per box, 22.50; Wisconsin Bell and 'Bugle,
t'.ffl; Hell and Cherry, 1 00.
Wl'lNCES Califcrnia, per box, 21.28.
TROPICAL r KCITS.
ORANGES Florida Brignts and Russets,
all sixes. i.50; naveut, all sixes, il.&Hl:.
LEMONS California fancy, 200 to 260
sixes, M.tti; choice. HQ to 270 sixes, 13. W.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons, 85c;
Imported Smyrna, a-crown, 14c; s-crown,
Itic; 7-crown, lc.
COCOANLTS-Per sack, 24.00; per do..
60c
OATES Persian, per box of 20 pkcs..
22.00; per lb., in oo-lb. boxes, "c; Oriental
stuftea dates, per box, Sj.4u.
BANANAS Per medium-sixed bunch,
K.wa 2.61; Jumbo, 2173.25.
MISCELIANEOL'3.
CHEESB NMsconsin twins, full cream,
12Sc; Wisconsin Young Americas, llc;
block Swiss. uc: Wlaconsin brick. Uc;
Wisconsin, limburger, 12c.
lii.'NE Y NeDraaaa. per 24 frames, 23.2S;
Viah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 23.50.
MAPLE 8LUAR Ohro, per lb.; 10c.
C1LKR-Per bbl., $6 , 6; per H-bbl., ti.25.
POPCORN Per lb., V. shelled, Xtc.
MoKSE HA DISH Ptr case of 2 ux.x ,
pacaed. iJc. . - -
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
lac, hard shell, per lb.. 14c; No. 2. sott shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2. hard shell, per lb., lie;
Braxils, per lb., lie; niberts, per lb.. Uc;
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell,
per lb., 13c: pecans, large, per lb., 12c;
small, pe- lb., luc; peanuts, per lb., &V;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; Chill walnuts,
12Hil3c; lurge hickory nuts, per bu I1.m;
shell barks, per bu., 22.00; black walnuM,
per bu., 21.26; Italian chestnuts, per lb., 13c
tllLiES No. 1 green. c; No. i green, at;
No. 1 salted. 7c- So. 1 salted, itr, No. 1 veal
calf. 2 to 12 lbs., 8i,c; No. ? real calf, 12 to
Is lbs., c; dry salttd hides, slic; sheep
pelts. 2350 .ic;-horse hides, 21.2. 60.
t. Lamia Grata aad Prevlslaas.
ST. LOUIS. Dec . WHEAT Lower;
No. I red. cash, elevator, nominal; track.
lfe92c: Lecernber, 2c; May, 82c; July, 7w
7'c; Nn. 2 hard. 7476Hc-
CURX-rLower; No. 2 cash.. 43oi- track,
t4Hc; Deeember, 43c; May, 42Tc; July, 42o.
OATS Weak; No. 2 cash, kc; track, lo
C37c, May. Ksc: No. t white. iVtf31c.
FLOL It Steady; red winter patents, $4.25
5 4 -26; extra fancy and straights, tt.toa
4.9'; clear. $3.XgJ.).
SEE1 Timothy, steady, 12.25.fi-2.S6; prime
higher.
CORNMEAL Steady at $2.20.
BRAN yuiet; sacked, east track, 7&S3e.
HAY Steady; timothy, Io.uo4jl2.0o; prairie,
IS.autj SO.
IRON COTTON TIES (1.05.
B AGO I NO 6 p&tc.
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower. Jobbing,
212.47Vk. Lard, lower, steam rendered, K 15.
Bacon, atesdy; boxed extra shorts, $7.25;
clear ribs. $7.60; short dear. $7.75.
METALS Lead, firm. M-KVs- Spelter,
quiet. $4 70.
POULTRY Firmer; chickens. 7Hc
springs. 7c; turkeys. UVic; ducks, lou;
geese, "c.
BL'TTER Quiet; creamery. Iff25c; dairy,
EGGS 8teady, 27c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu..,
Oata, bu..
12.IRK)
24.0UO
V3.OJ0
54.0H0
Sb.OOO ,
11,000
60.000
73,000
Visible Selr af Grata.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29 -Special cable and
telegraphic communications reoeived by
Bradstreet's show the following changes
la available supplies sompared with last
account:
Wheat, united States' and Canada, et
of the Rocky mountains. Increased, 1,102. OK)
bushels; afloat for and In Europe, de
creased, l.i0.'sK bushels. Total supply, de
cerased 7H.Ooo bushels.
Corn. United States and Canada, east of
the Rocky mountains, decreased, 72,000
bushels. . .
Oat. T'nlted States and Canada, east of
the Rocky mountains, decreased, 2u1,OjO
bushels.
Leading decreases la wheat this wek
Include 33,frti bushels at Manitoba and th
northwest territories' elevators. 200.UO)
bushels at the northwestern Interior ele
vstors. H4.f) bunhels at Burllna-ton. T7,0o0
busnela at epot Harbor and 55.000 bushels
at Fulton.
The leading Increase Is that of 251. 030
bushels at Chicago private elevators.
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Pravlaiaaa.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2 -WHEAT De
cember. ST'ic: May. "0c; cash No. 2 hard,
71c: No. 2. 64ic; No 4. 16V; rejected.
6Mile: No. 2 red. 8lVi-c; No. 3. So&8'e.
CO R N Decern ter. 2iic; May, 2Sc: cash
No. 2 mixed. .&3t,4c; No. 2 white, 264237c;
No. 3. &aij,-c.
OATS No. 2 white. 354S'K4c; No. I
mixed. tVQMc.
RYF No. 2. 47c.
BUTTER-Creamery. &yc; dairy, fancy.
lc
EGGS Steady. Missouri and Kansas,
cases returned. IS4c; new No. 2. white wood
casa Included. .
Keceipta Shipments
612.in 44
14 e li 011
23.000 lS.tuO
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oals. bu
Philadelphia Pradaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. De. 2 BUTTER
Steadv. g od demand: extra western cream,
erv, I3Vy "4c; extra nearby print. 27c.
tJr Flrra and lc higher; fresh nearby.
3f at mark; fresh western, tic, loss off:
fresh southwestern, 24r'33o, loss off; fresh
SO'i'herrL 2j3'l'-, loss rff.
CHEESE-1 ull nd w.ak: New York full
creims. fncy, llc; chulca, 114c; fair la
good. ltf&uc.
Mlaaeawalls Wheat. Plaar aad Bra a.
MINNEAPOLIS. De -WHEAT-IV-cemtr.
UlSc; Mav. Hr; Julv, 8rtSc.
(n track: No. 1 harl. MV; No. 1 north
ern. KSc; No. 2 northern, ale; No. I north
een. 71ff77c
FLOL R-First patents. IHrll-fB: second
patent. HtieV frt clean. ll2vtil.so:
second clears. K iotit f
BRAN In bu k. $ 2.75711 00.
' Mllwaake Gsala Market.
MILWAUKF.a re. Is.- WHEAT Firm;
No. 1 northern. Mwic; No. I northern, alii
64c: May. S44c bid.
RYE Steady: No. 1, 64fc7a
BARLEY Dull; No. 1 tic; sample, HQ
CORN-Eaaler;-Ko. l, 2m toe; May. UQ
45c aaked.
Lleral Grsrla Market.
LIVERPOOU Dec. 2 WHEAT-atpat.
firm; No. 2 re winter, tm Sd; futures,
quiet; December, nominal; Majxh. tstad:
May. S4VL
CORN Suot. steady; American aalxed.
4s 24: futurtav, siuet; January,- 4 VJ,
March, 4a. ,
leeirta Grata Markst -
PEORTA. De.'S-CORV Flrsnar: new
No. $. "V; Bw. K s.&
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Call Mis AdfaBcd ta CtTea Far Cent,
Shawing End of Tear Condition.
UNION PACIFIC HAS A BRIE( BOOM
Day's Changes Skew Some Fair
Galaa, hat the Close Is Set at
Highest Prices for
Day.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3 -The rise In call
money rates to a 7 per cent maximum to
day marked the unmistakable effect of the
preparation for the annual settlement and
made Itself felt In the stock speculation.
.u ,rt WM made to retrieve the action
in tne late dealings by aome very vigorous
advances In United States steel stocks and
la Southern and Union Paclrtc. but the gen
eral list did not respond readily to this
treatment snd prices tell back again, mak
",4LUle. c,?in weak and active.
Ihe days changes show some fair gains
in the active list and some striking gain In
the Inactive specialty list, but the highest
prices of the day were not held In any
case and the gains were wiped out In con
spicuous stocks.
The flurry In the money market had more
JivT.1 """Pending the buying and the
biddlng-up process than In inducing any
extensive liquidation. The feverish and ex
cited tone of the cotton market probably
reflected a process of clearing up for the
year end settlements. It has scarcely
been expected that the year would be
turned with no perceptible pinch In the
money market, especially since the revela
tion of the heavy loan expansion last week.
The fact that requirements for January
disbursements call certainly for $30 0iVuO
and up, to an estimated maximum of $la0.
Oun.OW. point to the inevltableness of a tem
porary pinch while this huge sum is chang
ing bands. It wss well understood that
while the sums accumulated In preparation
for these needs were lying on deposit and
Idle they would cot be put out on call
until they were wanted by the clear pros
pect that loans would be called In very
large volume about January 1. but the mar
ket has advanced In face of these sureties
In the conviction that the demand for
money would certainly be brief and that
the resources In hand would quickly re
turn to the channels of the money market.
The action of prices today brought aome
reconsideration to the speculative mind, as
Is invariably the case with a reversal of the
market movement with regard to news de
velopments. Some renewed scepticism as
serted Itself as to the character of some
of the recent price movements.
The "window dressing'' purposes for
which the higher prices are designed to
serve tn balance sheets snd the suspicion
that great banking Interests might be stim
ulating the market tn preparation for some
new offerings of bonds appealed with fresh
force when difficulty In holding prices was
detected.
The new bond offerings for the week are
accompanied by rumors of other offerings
to come after January 1. The rumors were
revived of a Rock Island refunding, West
Inghouse Electric relapsed suddenly cn the
announcement of note Issues to the extent
of $f.0n0.fm0 to provide partly for a railroad
purchase, and the deposit of Chicago oV
Alton preferred stock with authority to
sell offered another prospect of new secur
ity Issue. The New York Central requlre
menta for terminal changes comes up easily
for consideration la such a condition of
sentiment.
The movement of gold hither Is Still un
interrupted, a small engagement having
been effected In London today. -while San
Francisco remitted to New York over $1.
unoi of gold received from Asia.
Bonds were active. Total sales par value,
$2.'.0H0. t'nlted States old 4a coupon ad
vanced c and the new 4s registered de
clined H per cent on call.
Following Is the number Of shares of
stock sold, range of prices and -closing
bids on the New York Stock exchange:
Sale. Hhrh. Low. Close.
Atchison
. 20. UNO . ttOSfc
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio ...
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ....
Central or N.'J
Chesapeake A Ohio..
Chicago A Alton ....
do pfd
Chicago Gt, W'esfn.
do B pfd
Chicago a K... ......
C. C, C. 4t St. L.,
Chicago Ter. aV T....
do pfd . . .
Colo. Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. Ic Hudson
Del.. Lack. A West..
Denver at R. O
4.700 Mia -'" 93
12,678 8ui 'Vn Su'4
360 8 8 KMH
$.625 US7 114 US'
law IKS Ibi lO-'t
1.750
2.2U0
24
264
74,
1
24
14
73
24
734
1
274
lm1
7?
Mi
-
15
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23,
1
270
214
6i
2V
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61
1
2.1U0
1.600
AO
SB'S
1,000 171S 170
?10
2W
1.640
9 '
1
15S
64
- msr
64
S3
yp
21H
7
2
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51
74".
85
SO
23rt
1.3S0 17("
4a
21
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd ........
G t. Nor. pfd ....
Hocking Valley ..
do pfd
Illinois Central ..
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern ..
do pfd
Louisville at Nash
Manhattan L ....
loo
704)
6
61H
so.yw
1.12
, 2.000
2nn
44
744
73H
804
I.5 112
121V WS
21 ' i-H
.... 8
lie 1
150 21
no
2"0
.!) 110H 107V 10f
13.30 14&1 1441, 144
Metropolitan St. Ry. .20 12
ia
125-S
Minn. M. LXiuia..
Missouri Pacific ....
M . K. A T
do pfd
Nat. of Mex'co. pfd..
New York Central ..
Norfolk & Western.
2"0
fi3i
rt
1"4
1 "i
Kt4
$6-,
IT'i
40H
3S.175
1120
ls
OS
27
2.125 121H lKjS 12V4
20 68
674
6S
do pfd
Ontario Ac Western.. It MS 23H
8;
2?4
234
Pennsylvania .4i 1304 11S B'iS
Pitts . C. C. a- Bt-L.
Reading
do 1st pfd .,.
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. L. aV San F.. pfd.
do 2d pfd
St. L. Southwestern.
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
Southern Psetrie ....
Southern Railway ..
do pfd
Texas A Pacific ....
1 M 64 6714
23.150 474 46S
"im ii" H" to
10.300 254 2S
1,5j0 614 04 61 4
..... 60
tin 2H
ID 144 H 14
I S4 .234 H
80.100 147S 1S 1W
176
63.4.1 604 4f4 H
0. KSfl 214 214 21S
1. sno K 74 7
t.bfl 264 254 24
2.240 2 244 254
1.M 34 39 39
$,504 804 7K oi
i!"0 204 ?4 2"4
T. 4 274 28
1 174 174 17
1K 174 174 17
250 254 24 4
. j. 52S
"ioo iw" 195" m
112
no
7.B1J 5T" 494 51
l. 4 20 204
1.850 6)4 SS4 4
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4.1M l" i"H i4
1.7 7S TT 77
2.710 JK 504
21 4v t n
12 0i i?4 jr: irt
2 4V) M 78 794
27.170 65 . 64 64
1oa rt '4 r
M0 16 15 14-
3.4fJ T"4 1"f!4 14
1.015 180 171 17
11 11 11
ae eaee J
71
'
2w IS 15 15
Toledo. St. L. A W.. 2.240
do pfd
Vnton Pacific
do pfd
We bash
do pfd
Wheeling; A Lake E.
Wisconsin Central ..
do pfd
A dim Express
merle n Express ..
t". 8. Express
Wells-Fargo Ex....
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car A Fdry . .
do pfd
Amer. Unseed Oil ..
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive ..
do pfd lex dir.)....
Amer. Smelt. A R..
do pfd
Amer. Bugsr R
Anaconda Mining ..
Prooklvn Rspid T...
Coh.- Fuel A Iron ..
Cclumrma A H. CoaL
Conaolida'ed Gaa ..
General Electric
International Paper.
do pfd
International Pump.
do pfd
National Ptactilt ....
National Led
North American ....
Pacific Vail
Pressed Steel Car...
d pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
peoubiic Steel ......
do pfd
Robber Goods
do pfd
Tern. Coal A Iron..
U. S- leather
do oM
f S. Rubber
An rf ft
IK
27
?4
u
M
214
21-4
24
I'M
4f4
414
10
l.fKO
I.10
.'
1
-
1 060
4.f
Sn
4A
81 4
TO
214 218
74
18c
7
sV
f4
Kav.
74
$8
"4
"4
n
864
tvited Utes Steel.. 4S.Ta
do pfd Wl
Weeteen Union
l0' 84
4
t4
Nor. Secuntle
Total sales for the day. 62.9 shares.
Hew Tarfc Mlalasj sslansss.
NEW YORK. Dec 2J- The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Ian Caa
aiu-a-..
Uraaca
Sesasvlck ra ..
t iml 1 Taanal.
! Uttle Cklat
. II otarl .
. M lOMir
. 4 'Psaealx .
. ;fm4
J
. 14
. II
. i
Cm. Cat. A Vs...
las Sana
Mora Stim ........ 1.4
'Sierra Nevada .
we sii'sr ue
ra 3
Offered.
ISimM
.IM
Fere la a Ftaaatelal.
LONDON. Dec. . Money was Increas
ingly wanted In the market today snd was
borrowed largely from the Bank of Fng
land. Discounts were weak In anticipation
ef easier money next week. Business on
the Stock exchange was quiet acd f-ature-leee.
beiaia everstiadosMd hv the affairs ef
the far e St. Consols were fairly steady.
Home r!s were Irregular. Americans
npened firm at about ultr. eased titer
and bee ma Inactive aad closed firsx. Orand
Irunks ralapa4 sharply, valag to lLa La-
appointing Novemlr revenues. Cansrlisn
Pscittc was easier. Japanese securities
were weak, affecting foreigner.
PARIS, Dec. . Business on the bourse
today was devoid of interest, the une-er-tslnty
In regard to the Rmso-Japanese sltu
stion csuMng continued aejr"lon In all
lines. The private rate of discount was
2 16-1 per cent. Three per cent rentes,
l7f 4:'4c for the account.
BERLIN, De yi.Uu-tne on the boire
today was depie sed. owing to the far east
ern situ 1 1 in. Exch&nge on London. 2"m
4l4P'gs for checks. Dl c unt rale for short
biii, 4 ter cent; for three months' bills,
$S Pr cent.
Sew Yark Meaey Market.
NEW YORK, Dee. 29 -MONEY-On call,
firmer, 4&7 per cent: closing b.d and of
fered, I per cent; time loans, firmer; slx'y
days, per rent; ninety days. 54a4 per
cent; six months. R4j54 per cent. Prime
meromtile paper. 54416 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, after
strength with actual business In bankers'
biUs at $4 S3n4 M10 for demand and at
$4 8ifi4710 for stxty-dav bills; posted rate.
$4 814ti4 82 and $4-8C4.654; commercial
bill. $4 sn4'34.8"i.
SILVER-B&r. 55V; Mexican dollars,
4c
BONDS Government, Irregular ; railroad,
firm.
The closing quotations on bonds ars as
follows:
V. g ref. ta. ret
d eora ....
60 tm. rsg
8 esupei ....
So ne 4s, ret
So eoupoa
a aid 4a. ref.
40 eoasoa ....
So ta. rg...'..
4o coupon
Atchison sa. 4s
ao adj. 4a
Atlantic C. L.
B. A O. 4
d k4(
...if L. N an. 4s....lr-4
...li1 Manhattan r. g. 4a.. .1014
Mri. central
11
..i:
..111
. m
..lftv
..lleV
lo 1st Inc
Minn. A St. L. 4a
M . K. A T. 4a....
do tm
N. It. R. t M. c
. I1
. 7
. t7
. T4
l n
.111
.in
. .
. 4
101 N. y. c. a JHi ...
..101'd, N. 1. C 1 bm
rw
Nor. Fa.
..
.. 1
..lot
do ta
M. A W. m. 4i ...
O. 8. L 4a A par.
rena oav. l4-
Raadlnc xn. 4a...
Hli
87
Central at O. 6 lolifc
do 1st Ine
rte. A Ohio 40...1't
at. l. a 1. m t. .iiis
St. L 4 s. r il a a
IB lea jo a A. iwa
1v st U 8. ye. Im !
K Seaboard A. L. 4a... 10
C. B A it s. 4s
C. M. A 8. r. X. 4S..1KI a. PK-Idt 4a.
C. A N. W. c tc... HI . Rallwar 4 1144
C , R L A I. 4s.... 41 !Tuh P. Is UiV,
do frol. (a "4
Ore. St. U f. 4s. M
rhlcaso Ter. 4s
Con. Tobacco 4a. iTV
Col. A So. 4
1 R. O 4a t
kr sr. or Ilea 4s...
T . St. L. A W.
Union Parlor 4a 14
do coot 4s. KM
r. 8 Steol 84 6a... T(lk
Wasaah la 114
do deh. B l4
w A L K. 4a
so sa. 4a Id
la. Central 4 lilt
T W a D. C. ll....lD)lCl. r. A 1.
Uklns Val. 4"a..l04'
. in
'Bid. Offered.
Boataa
BO8TON, Dec.
cent; time loans,
closing prices on
Atrk 4
H.i Central 4a
Atrhlsoa
o fd
toeh llsstatlssa,
29 Call loans, 645" Pr
54 per cent. Official
stccks and bonds:
s4 Alloaei
Amalsamated ...
W PlngLaia ....
1 .Cal a Hacla....
44 Centennial
14 I Copper Range ...
140 rtomlnlon Coal ..
lit4j Fianklla
14 I.ls horal
. viSIMuhawk
1' old Dnmlnloa ...
UTiaiis'ola
It3 Parrot
lM'iiQutacr
jSanta Tm Copper
111 ITaaiarack
, Trinity
V, raited BUtas ...
lf rtah
11 jvirtoata .,
t'4 Winona
, U IWolreHna
, 4 Daly West
44
il
Bostnn A Alhaay.
Donna a ataina...
Boatoa Els.ated .
N T.. N. H. A 1
Flechbnn pfd ...
t'nton Partflo
M.i. Central
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Aim. T. A T...
jominloa I. A a.
O asral Bteetria .
Maaa. Blaetri ...
do pld
t'nlted rralt
V. g. Staol
do pfd
14'
71
4
M
II
;4
a
1
i
r
1
14
Sb4
!
74
ta
u
weatlna
Adrantara
Asked.
Leadoa Stock Btarwet.
LONDON. Dec. 2.-aoslng: '
Consols, anonay... g? 15-M N. T. Central
do account ......... U iNorfoIk A W
Anaeaoda 4 I do pfd
Atrhlaos .... let, Ontario A W
do pfd to 'Peanarlvaal
Baltimore A O ns Raad Mioaa
..lli
.. 404
.. se
.. 4
.. 414
.. l"
.. 14",
.. 41
.. II
.. ts
.. :
.. )
.. us
.. l't
114
.. 4
.. 21
.. U
Caaadiaa Paolfte
Che. A Ohio...
Chicago Ot. W.
c . m. a st. r.
DeBeen
D A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd....
do id pfd ...
tlllMta Central
LosJa. A Naak.
. .1I3 .Heading
W1
Hi,
do let pfd..
ta Sd pfd..
Bo. Railway .
do pfd
.151',
. it)"
. 214
. 7?
. N4
. 11
l4
.1M 4
so. Pacific ...
lotos Paclne
do pfd
I', g. Steel....
do sfd .....
Wahaah
M
M., K. A T.
SILVER Bar. steady. 15-lSd tier nunc
MONEY I4j4 per cent; the rate of dis
count in the. open market for short bills is
$4 per cent; for three months' bills Is $4
w-l per cent. -
Miklrn r
Ceadltioa ef tke Treasary.
WASHINGTON. Dec"".-Today's state
ment of the treasury HVncea In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $l50.000.0uO gold
reserve In the division of redemption shows:
Available cash balance. $-24,9.113; gold,
$iiioSll,oti7. ..... s
Baak Clearlags.
OMAHA, Dee. 29 Bank clearings for to
day, $1,106,319.05. a decrease of ITS. 4.. 23 from
the corresponding day last year.
Wool Market.
NEW YORK. De. 29.-WOOL Firm; dome-tic
fleece. ZZ&32c.
BOSTON. Dec. 29.-WOOL Believing that
current prices are not a sufficient Induce
ment, dealers In wools have len Indiffer
ent as to trading. The market, however.
Is steady and better conditions are looked
for. There has teen some trading to close
up accounts. There Is a firm tone In the
market for territorial woole. In the market
for pulled wools a steady tone prevails.
The market for foreign wools is quiet at
unchanged conditions. Current quotations
cn domestic wools may be summarised as
fo lows: Territory, Idaho fine, 16i81!c: me
dium fine. Iftfil7c; medium, lS&lSc. Wyo
ming, line. 15rl6c; fin medium. 16fil7c;
medium. lSVlc. Utah and Nevada, fine,
144iu4c; fine medium, Il4igl7c; medium,
lvalue. Dakota, fine. 15gi6c; fine medium,
164r!7c; medium," 1S62CC. Montana, fine
choice, 19620c; fin medium choice, Wig-Joe;
average, 1o20c; staple. 192Uc; medium
choice. 19Kc. . , '
ST. LOllS. Dec. . WOOL Nominal:
medium grade. coTibing and clothing 17a
21c; light fine. ISITHc; heavy fine, lai44c:
tub washed, 20&31c.
OH aad Bosta.
NEW YORK, Dec 29. OILS Cottonseed,
quiet; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow,
27c. Petroleum, steady: refined New York
$9 10; Philadelphia and Baltimore, $S06:
prime In bulk. $8.15.
ROSIN Steady, strained common to good.
$2.M'gf.n6. . .
TERPENTINE Quiet at F345ic
SAVANNAH. Dec. 29.-TLRPENTINE
Firm. 540.
ROSIN-Firm. A. B. C. D. E. F. $125;
O.. 2.; H.. $2 35; I., ti.58: K.. $2 90; M.!
$2 9"; N. $106; WO., $3 25; WW.. $i.5
OIL CITY. Ps., Dec. 19.-OIL8 Credit
balances. $1 85: eertlflratee. no bid. Ship
ments. 7.8s bbla. ; average. 74 230 bbl ;
runs. 64,fio bbla: average, 3,062 bbls. Ship
ments. Lime. 77.642 bbls ; average. S!4
bbls.; runs, Lima, 12,776 bUa.. average, 62.'l54
bbls.
aarar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK. Dec. ?9 -SCOAR-Riw
nominal; fair refining. 2d2 1-16c; centrlfu'
gal. W test, $4c Molssses sugar. 2'.e
Refined, market oniet: 2io. ( 4.06c- No
J. 4.0Pe; No. 8. 296c; No. 9. 190c; No. 10.
2Soc: No. 11. $.sOc; No. 12. 175c; No. 12. tTOc;
No. 14. $ 96c; confectioners' A. 4.2"c; mould
A. 4.70c: cut loaf, i.floc; crushed, $ 05c; pow
dered. 4 65c: granulated. 4.46c; cubes, 4.70c
MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, C48c
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 29. STJOAR
Steedy: open kettle. M,ti2.-; open kettle
centrifugal. $ 7-1V; centrifugal white.
3.fc2 1S-16c; yellow, 24GJ U-lc; seconds,
2i-634c.
MOLASSES Julet: open kettle, !Wj5c
centrifugal, dull. 7j20c; syrup, dull. OgTc. '
Evaporated Apple, aad Dried Frail s.
NEW YORK. Dec. 29. EVAPORATED
APPLES Ths market Is quiet snd un
changed, common are quoted at 4ft5c
prime. 64i&4c; choice, 64&4C and fancy'
6"4r7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT 8-Prunes
continue to attract some export demand
but domestic takings are small and 'he
market stesdr. Quotations range from 4e
to 4c. according to grade. Anrlcots are
quiet; choice are quoted at 9rite4c- extra
choice, 9CMk;; fancy, 11916c. Peacbaa are
quiet; choice are quoted at 74if7o; extra
choice, 74334e: fancy. 945 104c
a Dry Ceeds Clarke.
NEW YORK, Dec 29- DRY GOODS The
market condidona save changed Little to
day, although further Advances have been
quietly made and additional changes are
anticipated. In fact the revision of price
schedules Is constantly In progress, and al
though buyers are not inclined to Increase
their commitments all orders taken are at
aaktng prices. Jobbers continue to Lave a
satisfactory trade oa special bargains la
clearance aalea.
Wklaky Market.
PEORIA. Dec. 2 -WHISKY-Steady on
basis of $1 27 for distiller finished goods.
CHICAGO. Dec. :. WHIauLI Steady oa
beam of high wines. Jl .27.
CINCINNATI Dec. 19 WHISKY-DlstU-lere'
finished goods quiet en basis of $1 27.
6T. LOLld. Lmbs. J. WHlaaH--Steady at
$1014-
Dalatk Crala Market.
DCLtTH. Da. 2k. WHEAT On track.
No. 1 nurttusra. klVc; No. 2 northern, 7-c;
N I spring 74c; Doc-ember. 4v4c; Mavy.
4c: July fc'4c
OATS Oa track and to arrive, $440.
UMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Little Ctsrr, ia Elliot; Pricei on Either
fat Cutis or Tit&tn.
HOGS SOLD TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
Moderate Raa of "keep aad La sabs
aad Killers Coald Safely Be (tooted
Active aad strong to Tea
Higher, Feeders Strong.
SOUTH OMAHA
Dec. 29
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.... 2,7M a.? S.Sol
... 2.7u6 1L40V 6.471
Two day this week.... .. l.tV-7 117'.
Same days last week 4. Ml 12J lcfi
Same week before 9.to3 n.14 1
Same three weeks ago 9.4J) 1.7 2s W9
Same four weeks ago 13.44a S2. 561
Same days last year lfl.262 1.0X 1.1.4:1
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following labie shows the receipts
of cattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to data and Comparisons with
last year:
1U 1W. Inc. Dec
rattle l.Oo 936 1 0 2.4M 63.4W
Hog 2. 211. 443 2,1-3 IH1 hlMi
Bheep l.sjS.iM L731.1S2 1Z5.7M
Average (.rices paid for fccg t South
Omaha far the last several days with com
parlaona: Date. 1 1902. 1902. 11901. 100. ;iSrt. Tl1-?. 11897.
Cel. 1...
Dec. 1...
Dec. $...
Dec. 4...
Dec. 5...
Dee. ...
Deo. T ..
Lec. $...
Dee. 9...
Dec. 10..
Dec U..
Dec. 12..
Dec U .
Pee. 14..
Dee. 15..
Dec IS..
Dec. 17..
Dec 18..
Dec. 19..
Dec. II..
Dec. 21..
Dec. :$. .
Tec. a..
Ice 24..
Dec. !..
Iec. :..
Dec. 27..
Dec. 2..
Dec. 29..
Indicates 8undv.
indicates holiday.
Ths official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.Hoas Sheen.
... a. a II. r. ity..
Wabash
Mo. Pae. Ry
I'nlon Pacific System...
C. ft N. W. Ry
C, St. P. M. ft O ...
F., B. M. V. R, R. .
B. A M. Ry
C. B. ft J. Ry
1
.... $
.... 20
.... 18
.... 2
.... 30
.... 19
18
.... 11
4
1
21
13
15
2
21
1
2
9
1
(
I
K. C. ft Bt. J
C, R. I. ft P. Ry., east..
1
9
c. K-sl. ft F. Ky.. west
Illinois Central 4
Chicago Oreat Western.... $
Total receipts 1S2
172
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle.H0gs.8hee p.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy packing Co
Armour ft Co
Cudaby P. Co. Kan. City
Swift ft Cou country....
Armour ft Co., 800 City
Vansant ft Co
Iobman ft Co
W. L Stephen
Hill ft Huntxlnger
Huaton ft Co
H. F. Hamilton
L. F. Huss
Hobble k ft B
Sam Werthetmer
Lee Rothschild
Sol Degan ...
Hagerty ft Co
Other buyers
4 2441 $09! I 4 SJJ 2 74' 9 25 2 :i.
4 $14 OT1 t 96( $ 76 $ P I 15
4 404 lli 6 $8 4 4 IS III
4 4.4 Hi 1 : I M J 111 $ :i
4 174: t 24 051 4 77 $ 901 $ 27
16 09 4 94 $ 56 $ 25 I 25
4 $4 4 04 4 HI $ 6l $ : J 23
4 $14 4 071 4 78 1 62, $ 20j $ 17
4 2'4 05 11' $ U ; 1 12
4 464 $ 12) f 121 4 C $ n $ 11
4 474 0 1 4 1: 1 r. I $ u
4 46, 6 $41 let 4 77 $ Isj $ $7.
1 9 I a?i 4 i 1 -: 2 ; $
4 444' $ 2l! 4 l I 9-, t Sr.. 3 2
4 3?4 $ 09 4 Ml $ 9?, 1 rr1 t 54
4 2h4 I 16 C S 4 01 I 1 $ 29
4 $441 4 22 $ 24 4 a?! 124 SI.
4 a; 14, 2s 4 73, $ 98, I 2 SI
4 30 01, U 4 77 $ SJ, $ 3,
07 4 04 4 79 I r; 2 2m $ 23
4 34 04 4 H 4 01 2 32 2 2
4 294 ( 1 4 4 t2 I M 2 21
4 4f 4 H ! 4 04. 3 37 2 21
4 4; I26 4 09 4K 12 47 3 2,
M as
4 534 ( K 1? 4 9 4 11' $ 6
44j24 62i4l:344 $30
4 6:4 6 1 4 77; 4 14 S 48) 1 32
4 474, 6oj 4 Sl 4 16 3 45 2 20
602 It,, 4 l,0t
li 2,47 2,4o
639 2.545 1.3(9
727 l.lul 1.SB9
fcrj
6i
.... 1.044
ir
7
6
S3 eeeeo Ooeeo
21 .....
102
lldt ooeoo
122
28 Y.'.
12
13 ...e 162
Total ... 1.847 12J5S 642
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were fairly
i.'beral this morning, but quite a few of
them were consigned direct to local packer,
so that the actual number on sale was not
large. The market at the beginning was
generally steady, but there did not seem
to be quite the snap that characterised the
trade yesterday, and the close was rather
slow and weak.
The better grades of beef steers sold
earlv without much trouble at about steady
prices, at high as $4.90 being paid. All the
buvers seemed to be quite anxious for good
stuff and. as there was not much of that
kind on sale, everything desirable was soon
disposed of. The common to medium cat
tle, though, did not change hands as readily
and In some cases were perhaps a shdde
lower, particularly toward the close, when
packers were not as anxious aa they were
earlier tn the day.
The cow market was quite sctlve, par
ticularly at the) opening, and In fact a good
many salesmen were calling the market
stronger. The demand from all the pack
ers was quite liberal and the early arrivals
were soon dlsopsed of. but some of the
late ones did not sell to quite as good ad
vantage. The demand was about aa good
for the canners and cutters as It was for
the better erades.
Bulls were no more than steady with yes
terday, while real calves were unchanged.
There were only a few bunches of stack
ers and feeders tn the yards and they
changed bands without much difficulty at
steady prices unless the quality waa very
common. Good stuff was In active demand
and fully steady. Representative sales
BEEF STEERS.
V A rr. Us. At. Ft.
1 174 I T6 1 14 4 0
II 121 IH 1.. 120 4 4
14 M 3 1 1 10M 4 OS
1 646 I 10 11 1174 4 10
1 126 I at 11 1217 4 14
1 410 ( 4 It 1211 4 14
1 440 I 4 14 1177 4 16
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HOGSTbers was the heaviest run of
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little time and. aa reports from 01 her points
were decidedly unfavorable to tne selling
Interests, the market here aiao vaatxi cif
to quite an exient Tv general market
could beat be described br calilr.g It active
aad 1'JvQ !5o lower. Packers seemed to want
the boss st the price and an a result all
but the lighter weights were sold In fairly
gond ea-"on The bulk of the medium
weight went at $4 So; heavies sold largely
at $4 674 and $4.55, with prime lev;e sell
ing from $4 55 to $4 . The light mixed
kads soi l from $4 to $4 474. with the ex
treme light weights from $4.4o down. Hogs
weighing under i pounds were very hard
to sell, ss none of th packer seemed to
want them, and In fart salesmen had a
bard time to get even a bid on a good
many of them The close of the roaiket
was If anything a little weaker than the
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SHEEP Receipts of sheep were not lib
eral this morning snd undv-r the Influence
of a good local demand the market ruled
active and strong to a dime higher on all
desirable grades. All the packers seenvd
to be snxlous for supplies and as a result
the pens were cleared at an early hour. As
high ss $4 40 snd $4.5n wss paid for year
lings, lambs sold at $5.50 and a little bunch
of natives brought $5.75. Common, kinds
were not in as brisk demand, but still they
brought fully as much ss the same klnus
sold for yesterday.
There were very few feeders Included In
the offerings and as there was some Inquiry
for them the market could safely be quoted
steady to strong.
Quotation for corn-fed stork: Choice
western lamba. $5.O0iS'5.50; fair to good
larr-bs. $4.6 fj 5. 00; good to choice verVng.
$3.7504.25; fair to good yearlinr. $J50r3.7S;
good to choice wether, $3 25sirO: fair to
good wethers, $3.004a!3.i3; good to choice ewes,
$2(503.10: fair to good ewes, I2 4 4J;M;
choice feeder lamhs. J.wu4 10, fair to cood
feeder 'embs, 13 25-fi J.fi0; Inhv limri tf.'Xva
3 00: feeder yearlings. $3 ZUttt 6V: teener
wethers, 15jt33S; feeder ewes. $17182.2$:
culls, $L004jl.7i r.epreentatlTe sales:
KHirirp
No.
1"6 western ewes
17Sjwestern ewes
440 western ewes
10 native ewea
2 western ewes
27 western ewes
15 western ewes
211 western wethers
$ western wethers
2 cull lambs ;
92 western lambs
142 western yearlings ....
SJ western yearlings ....
4Mi western yearlings
236 western yearllnga
351 western yearlings ....
10 western lambs
1 western lamb ,.
IM nstlve lamba
5 native- Iambs
Jo western ewes
170 western ewes
1i3 western ewes
2) western ewes
12 western wethers
13 western yearlings ....
20 western lambs
117 western lamhs
141 western Iambs
Ill) western lambs
Ar. Tr.
1 i 2 50
. OT $ 25
) $ JS
138 $
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106 $ 75
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,93 4 40
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, 6 25
78 6 6
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.101 3 15
. J04 I 40
, 101 4 00
, 96 4 50
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,68 6 25
, 94 6 25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Fair Rerelats ef Hoars aad Sheew, with
Lis fat of Cattle.
CHICAGO. Dec. 19. CATTLE Receipts,
5.U00 head. The market was stesdy to Uc
lower. Oood to prime steers. M SKO 5.63; poor
to medium. $3 504r4 75; stockers snd feeders,
$1.7664.(10: cows. $1.5004.10; heifers. $20P'"4.65:
?n.n-T"i $1 502.40; bulls. $1.75(54.25; calves,
$1506 75.
HOJB Receipts todav. 40.ono hesd: to
morrow. 46.0U0 head. The market waa 10c
to 15c lower. Mixed and butchers. $4.45fr4.76;
good to choice heavv 14 f,'ni vf.- rmi.v
heavy, M -fc4 65; light, K$uw4.t5; bulk of
sales. $4&J4y4 75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 13 Oft)
head. The market for sheep and lambs
waa 10e to 15c higher. Good to choice weh
ers. $3 754.50: fair to choice mixed. $3 0 4
$.75: western sheep, $3 2MJ4.2P; native lambs.
$4.253i6.10; western lambs, $4.60.10.
Kaasaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts. g.OUO head. Including 30 head of
southerns The market was stesdy- to loe
higher. Export and dressed beef steers,
$4 0014 70; fair to good. $34Ttj25: western
fed steers. $3 25fit.0u: stockers and feeders,
strong. $l'.5iV(i4 00; southern steers steady.
$2.4u3.15; southern cows steady. 11 & 61 50;
native cows steady. $1.6143 90: na ive heif-
$25(u 50 : bU'U tron'' ,l M; wives,
HOGS--Reeetpts, 7.000 head. The market
was 6?j0e lower. Top $4 7v,: bulk of saes
$4.5ij4.4:4; heavy. $4 55&47H: packers, 14 50
tj4 65: pigs snd lights. 14 r4.574.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReeeTpts, 4 fW
head. The market wa steady to strong
Native lamba. $4 .7556 fO: western lambs
$4..5aolO: fed ewes. $2.7503 50; western ffd
$i50GJ6u f stockers ana feeders.
t. Loola Live Sleek Market.
ST. LOUTS, Dee. 29. CATTLE Receipts,
4 "0 head. Includlnr 1,"0 head of Texsns
The market was slow and steady; nstlve
export and shipping steers. $4. 26'. 16 40:
dressed beef and butcher' steers $4 Oo J
1.26; steers under 1 Ono lh., $3 5vs4 75- stock
ers sfid feeders. $2.15-31): rows snd heif
er. $M5fi4 00; canners. $2fti&2 8G; bull 25
63 50: calve. $3 00u.5(l; Texas and Indian
st-ers, $2.4(a4.06; cows and heifers, $2.10-41
HOOS-Recelpts. 7,600 head. The market
was fatrlv active, but lower; pigs and
lights. $4.357M.50; packers. 14 Ro?4 70; butch
ers' and txst heavy. $4 4fcg4 90
BHEKP ANI LA MB8 Receipts. 000
head. The market was active anil steady
native muttons, t 4 nn imk, 11 u!
runs ana ducks, K tUtOO; stockers,
$.00.
$2.00(3
' Tork Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. Dec. 29. BE EVES Ra
celpts only 3 head. Cables quote the mar
ket hlsher at T irnn n,4 T I .. 1 ,..
live cattle selling l"n2c per pound drc-d
weight, and refrigerator beef at 9i?fi0i
Exporta today were 642 cattle and about
4.6O0 quarters of beef.
CALVES-Recelpts 142 head. Th mar
ket waa fletn Va.1. mlA 111;.,;
. - - - - -"t-J " n w v. w per
lo pounds; car of good western calves at
HOOS RecelpU. 24 head. The market
Wn edv.
BHEKP AND LAMBS Receipt 1U e.e..
on light receipts Ismbs dvnca4 auw.
The market for sheep was firm; rood to
' - sv-'i't - . M. tVU V 4 al. fXtJQ(l
choice lambs, $ $047.00.
nt-imam: ss rt sa vw sanii a tn uwwv tx . a
lo
Sioaz City Live flock Market.
SIOUX CITT. Ia . Dec. 29 -fSpeclal Tele
grani e CATTLE Receipts, 400; market Is
strong; beeves. $3.5ih3.fl0; rows, bulls and
mixed. $2 wti3 30; stockers and feeders, $3. 60
63 40; calves snd yearlings, $2 26i3 26
HOGS Receipts. 4 i.'; market l"ei5c
lower, selling at $4.10434.55: hulk. $4.4X4 60.
tocht la tight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
st the six principal western cities yester
day: Cattle.
Hogs, Sheen
11J 6 471
soul ll.Oia)
7 ua) . 4 (aa)
7) 2'.o
9 444 4U
.i
n.644 24.
Omaha
Ctil. ago ,
Kansas City
Be Louis ,
St. Joseph ,
Sioux City
$.7a
6
....
.... 4,Ci0
.... L317
.... 4UU
Totals ...
22,43
t. Jos sua lift lock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Dee. 29.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.W7 bead. Tho soarket was
steady to liV lower; native. $3 3M7 10; cow
and helf.-rs. $i.;.)4 3i, stockers and feeders,
I. ;i 4 ..
HtitJS-Receipt a, 9 444 head The market
was 5mic lower, light, $4 ,i ttk, medium
end heavy, It Sf.y 4 hn.
PHLKP AND LAMHS Receipts. 462 heed.
The market was strong to itc higher;
lambs, V75; wethers, $4 .a.
Cettw Market.
NEW TORK, Dec. 29 -COTTON-Openlng
weak at an advance of 1 point 10 a deciln
of 11 points, the cotton market tdav ruled
sensationally active, with fluctuation that
for rapidity, violence, breadth and Irregu
larity have not been witnessed before In
the recollections of the trade. Foreign
trade at first was steady, but later eaeed
off uoder what was described aa American
selling, and tho opening prices lor the hrst
minutes ruled weak under liquidation,
showing at the end of toe first fifteen min
utes net losses of 16 to 25 points, follow
ing this the total bull leaders started buy
ing and prices advanced to about I lie final
figure of last night. This was toward the
beginning of the second hour and during
the balance of the morning fluctuations,
while irregular, showed a downward ten
denty. Shortly after midday they were at
the lowest point of the session, March sell
ing around 14.99c; May, 14c. The market
had adopted a rather stesdy look around
this level, when suddenly there came such
a burst of selling as has rarely been seen.
In less than no time prices were tumbling.
July selling down from 13.66c to 14.5oc In
two sales, while March reached 1136c and
May 13 4V, these being net declines of a
little over c. Almost at once, however,
the big bulls started buying, the room ex
ecuted a right-about-face and within thirty
minutes from the beginning of the decline
prices had recovered nearly half a cent of
the loss. The market then tamed down
somewhat and prices moved Irregularlv.
The rlose was steady at a net decline of
41 to 63 points. Sales estimated at 1.5oe,iX)
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 29 COTTON
The market opened higher and closed
easier: sales. 2,3i bales; ordlnarv, 10 15-14c;
good ordinary. Wc: low raldd.ing. ISVc;
middling. 13Hc; good middling. 11 13-lc:
middling fair. 14 lj-lc. Recetpta. ?6."i77
bale; stock. SSS.Kvj bale. Futures were
steady; liecember 13.40c. bid: January, 13 40
tU4v; February, 13. 75j 13.77c; March, 13 90
4jl2 91c; April. 14.0-ii 14.uc: Mav, 14 usU c;
June. 11 2714 Sc: July. 14 rjil4S4e.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2$. CuTTON Spot. In
limited demand 4 points higher: American
middling fair. 7.76d; good middling. 7CJd:
middling, 75vd; low middling. 7 44.1; good
ordinary. 7.341; ordinary. 7.14d. The aales
of the day were 3.tt baiet. of which J
were fur speculation and export and In
cluded 2,& American. Receipts opened
firm and closed easy- American mld.lllng.
g. o. c, December, 7.2W; December and
January. 7 24i7.29d; January and February.
7d: February and March. 7.27(r7 2M;
March and April, 7.27d: April and Mav.
7 2'&'7 27d: May and June. 7Id: June and
July. 72Sd: July and August, .'M; August
and September, nominal.
ST LOUIS, Dec. a -COTTON He lower.
Middling, l.l-vc: sales, none; receipts. 40)
bales; shipments, 60 bales; stock, 17,3:9
bales.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Dec. 19 SEED Clover, cash.
December And January. $4 56; February,
$7 00; March, $7.06; prime alslke. $.; tim
othy, prime, $1.40.
REAL KSTATB TRANSFERS.
Deed filed for record yesterday as fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust conipsjiy, bonded abstracter, 1614
Fa mum street:
Richard McCarthy to Nellie McCar
thy, lot 1G. block 10, Brown Park ad.
dition -. 1
Ellen Gillen to Charles Oillen. undi
vided!, of 10. Gilford's addition.... 1
Edward Hall and wife to George H.
Goodhard. n44 feet of lot 4. block
6. Jones' addition l.OfO
Byron K. Hastings and wife to Jake
Lleb. et al. e22 feet of w44 feet of
lot 1, block 13, city of Omaha COO
W. 8. Brooks to Hugh 8. Thomas, lot
44, Cunningham A Brennan's ad
dition I
Jennie M. Grant to Hugh 8. Thomas,'
lot 44. Cunningham A Drennan's ad
dition ....v ' 1
alary Dcwell. executrly, to T". D.
Wead. 4 of lot 7. block C Bbull's
2d addition 284
CHICAGO
MISsKAfOLI
Mala Oaiee
Maakatlaa Bids;
T. PAIL, M !!!.
Dealera la
Stock. Grain, Provisions
Bought and sold for cath or carried on
reasonable margins, upon which a commis
sion will be charged of on grain. oa
stocks snd V on flax.
Private WRres.
Write for our market letter and private
telegraph cipher mailed tree.
SHIP YOUR GRAIN TO US
ITompt Returns. Best Facilities.
Liberal Advances. Usual Commissions.
DRAXCH OFFlCESl
OMAHA-1C9 Bee Bldg. Phone 2311
SOUTH OMAHA 123 sad SS Ex change
Bids. Phone 72.
COUNCIL BLUFFS 406 and 404 8a pp
bids. 'Phone 674.
E.HCOUI. DEI MOI1E9.
COEcMVr"
STOCKS AND BONDS
QRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Wo have over IM atSose,
Reforencos: 17S State aad Mat 1 Baajss,
Ola SatslTICM II TH92 BEST.
Owt of Twsra Buatsasss SoHoited.
Oi ik 1 iVwoshi ISlgPssvoss sH. Taa.144
TB0S M. WADD8C; CofWf4tdnt H
Approved
Manufacturing; Properties
Incorporated and Financed
Large Issues of Industrial and
Railroad Bonds Underwritten
Write Oar Bead Dept., for List
ol Maaleloal Roads.
LoROY DAVIDSON,
Bookers aad flseavl Acewts,
CHARLOTTE, X. C.
Boosa lt, 4V0 Broadway,
How York, X. T.
MEDICAL.
The Merchants
National Bank
of Omaha, Nt.
0. s. sskin
Capital td Surptut, $$00,000
rival uVfT, Srsa. ttS. k r0a. f . srag,
UTItl SX4U. CaUuer.
riA T. laajLTWI, Asst. Cattusr.
k i mire aaoatel el Wnka. haakaea. an we
atiaoe, sru ,4 laainSaala sa tirsretlt
aatrata.
Fweatss lioun saaat a4 a14.
Uuui 4 Credit iau4. avaliakl ta all
pmnM f ta veeul
lataraat Sv4 aa TIbm CartlAoaua at HmuX
t ii4itia taa seaostiv see soeauaiiy.
wa rwii
LEGAL BOTICaL
Eduards,
Uood -
&z Go.
STOCKHOLDERS" MEET I. NO.
OFFiCli OK LLt-G LAB6-A K DKKE8KN
HARDWARE COMPANY, OMAHA. Nb..
Dec. U. 19u3 NoUce la hereby givea to tho
stockholders of the Leor-Ulasa-Andreosen
Hardware cocci iariy that the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the company
wl'J ho held at the offices of the said com
pany, corner of Ninth and Harney streets,
in the city of Omaha, in the state of N
braska. on Tueaday, January 12. A. D. lisH,
at $ o'clock p. m . for the purpose of elect
ing a hoard of directors for the company
to serve durii,g the ensuing year, aud to
transact soc other tuainea aa may ho
presented ai each meeUng. HL J LEE,
President
Attest: W. U. a LABS. Iwr.utf.
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