Nebraska Newspapers

    TI1E OMATIA DAILY DEE: TIIUCSDAVi DECEMnER hi, 190.1.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Crisii In Orient Impart! Strength to Wheat
oa Chicago Board.
PRICE Of CORN
is tClso
ArrtcTED
PrvlaleB Shove Mack Streagrth
Repartee, Export Baylagr m4
Oatt Ar laflaeaced r
' Geaeral Sentiment.
34 85; extra fancy and etralghta, WrOfl
.: clear. f,1.4i-u3.80.
SEEDS-Timothy, steady. 12.2533.80; pnrr
higher.
tUKNMKAL fllMflf at ..
PRAN-Vjulet; sucked, mat trsca, ik-iimc.
HAY-Dull: timothy. t6.u04il2.00; prairie,
5.0ory9 .60. i
IRON CtrTTON TIES tl.ta.
BAUmNd-fSUc. .
HEMP TWiNi So.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher; Jobbing,
312.N6. Lard, higher; steam rendered. M 55.
Rocon (boxed), steady; extra shorts, 17.86)
clear ribs, $7.60; short clear. I7.7B.
POULTRY Higher: chickens, Sc: springs.
6c; turkeys, 14o; ducks, loc; , So.
BUTTER Steady: creamery, IoSSjc;
dairy, U'uJOo. -,
isuus ateaay, 170.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
CHICAGO. Dee. 30 AlarmlYig report In
res-axd to the crisis In the orient Imparted
strength tA both grain and provisions today,
liberal profit taking, however, caused a
os of all of the gain In the leading option
In wheat. May closing - at preclnely toe
final flu urea of yesterday. May corn fin
ished a up, oat Vko and provisions Ufto to
.Vc higher.
An easier feeling was manifested In the
wheat pit at the start, owing to easier ca
bles, large receipts In the northwest and
southwest and a general disposition on the
part of .the local traders to . take profit.
Considerable wheat came out the Unit hour
and the market became quite weak. May
declining to 834c, after opening H'u
lower at S4o to Me. On rumors that the
pending long was buying freely many of
the early sellers turned buyers and there
Wore additional purchases to even up over
the holidays. Sensational war rumors were
circulated and prices advanced rapidly. May
Sold ud to BSe. A reaction occurred dur
ing the last half hour on reallilng, but the
close was Arm, wRh May at 84,e. Clear-
noes of wheat and flour were equal to 431,
J"U bushels. Primary receipts were L016,
0 bunhels, against 660,700 bushels a year
ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of fid cars, against 667 cars
last week and 847 cars a year ho.
- War news furnished the lever for bulls
In the corn pit to boost prices a little
higher. Additional factors, however, were
found In the steady cables, smalr receipts
ana continued light movement In the coun
try. The feature In trading was the sell
ing of about 250,000 busheis of May by I
prominent provision house. The offerings
were taken by commission houses. Closing
prices were strong. May opened unchanged
to Ho higher at 44T4S4tc, sold between 44 o
end i'o, closing at 46'ic. Local receipts
were 130 cars, none of contrsot grade.
Oats were easier early. In sympnthy with
whmtt, but later beeame strong under active
buying by commission houses. The market
waa affected by the same Influences that
iroverned wheat and corn. Closing prices
were near the top. with May at SStiSSMio,
after rpen)ng a shade lower at 87o and
ranging between 87c and 8c. Local re-
ti4i,ta wei s 106 cars.
Large shipments of lard and meats, to
gether with the war rumors, were the In,
enliv that caused good demand for pro
visions. There was an uncannily good de
mand for May pork and tha product led
the list In the advance. There was fair
covering by shorts and an active demand
!rnm packer. - The close was strong; with
May'tiork showing a' gain of 8.va37e, at
i?. aiay - iara ana riDS were escn
20. . .. .......
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
40 oars; corn, 100 cars; oats, 80 cars; hogs.
ai.'.ou neaa. 1
The leading futures ranged as follows:
! ' ..... . i
Artles.1 Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yey.
Receipts. Shipments.
6.0O0 14.0l0
14fi,ono 4,n0
41.0H ' 81.000
49,000 68.000
change were easier, transactions were few
end operators were awaiting far eastern
developments and the year turn before en
tering upon rresn speculation, consols una
hnm fait ttantenAfl iwcrlMiii opened
?rofit TaVlf with Dfolio8 Dettlcro Stroll? I Irregular at parity and afterward became
, . . " " I cheerful and comparatively active, though
i acion in copporc 01 xrr.osg,
SOME STOCKS MARKLOLY REACTIONARY
Call Hosier Bat ot T Pee Ceat Brakes
r Pre OSTerla? f Baak la
Fae t Cavil by A.
ther.
Flour, bhls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
OMAHA WHOLEe-ALB MARKET.
Ceadltisa f Trad aad Qaetatloas
Stavl aad Faaey Prod acts,
EGGS ReoelDta more liberal: fresh stock
LIVE FOUX.TKT Hens. vaiw. spring
chlckers, fuVkcj roosters, sccordlng to sge.
vu-ic; turkeys, 12c: ducks, yc; geese. H'uxo.
vnn-totiBU ruuiiltti-1 uraeys, itxainc;
old toms, 14c; aucks, liUc; geese, lUc;
nhlctrna Ithit
BUTTER Pack In a stock: 12VtfflSc: choice
isncy aairy. in iuds. Uttjioc: seoaraior.
i4C.
FRESH FISH-Trout 10c! Dlckerel. c:
pike, tc; perch, 7c; blueflsh, 15c; whlteftsh,
c salmon, 11c; haddock, 10c ( codfish, 12c;
redsnapper, 11c; lobsters, boiled, per lb.,
c; lobsters, green, per lb., 28c: bullheads,
11c; catfish, 14c: black bass, 0a25c; halibut.
13c: crapiilcs. llo: harrlnc. tc: white bass.
13c; blueflns. sc.
OYSTERS New Tork counts, per can.
43c: per gal.. S2.00: extra selects, per can.
16c; per gal., 1 1,75; standard, per can, 27c;
per gal., JJ.H6.
utiA w rer ton. n.H.
HAY Prices Quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association. Choice No. 1 up
land. 170: No. 1. 17.00: medium. 6.M
coarse, 6 00. Hye straw, 16 150. Theee prices
are for hsy of good color ana quality,
Demand fair and receipt light.
COMiN JINC 1 .
OATB-7e. .
RYE No. 1, 40e. '
, VEGETABLES. ' o
POTATOES Colorado. 6o: Dakota, ber
bu., 7(W5c; native. 8a70c.
SWEET POTATOES Illinois. Ber bbL.
S.t)0.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. 12. X
CELERY HmalL per doa.. XS4S36C1 large
tanrornm, v"u'!bi.
oiviuNH New noma grown, ary, per id.
lc; Spanish, per crate, l.to; Colorado Jrl
low and red, lHc.
i.AnHflu v inrvnmn hoi ina. zw;.
TURNIPS Canada rutabagas, per lb.,
lVc: white, per bu B0o.
C ARROTS Per bu.,
'per' crate,
4-bssket
up
el SJTfcl ,M .'K . AtXtL
( t(f i. S4 84 H414 R4ll
78i4H V 78H4H4 784 ' 7
'41H'41HifrM HHffH 41H ' 41H
44Ti6'4B 4 44 4f. 44'4
:4f! 4J 44"N, 44H
' SHU ' 'v Jg" ' 84Tj, 811 . 88
limvffSI, W , 7H, 88HiS7MrS
l4HVi ' ti ' tiMm U
It ITU II 45 II 12H It 48 It 07U
1I4&, 12 $1 18 48 H87H 11474
0 8 TS 8 60 4 8 78 8 82H
I 82H ' 8 5 6 80 8 2tt 8 2Vi
8 80 5 8W 8 8$ tt
iU 66 I fcft 8 66 6 til?
No. t aNew. '
Caeh quottlnns were as follows:
1 ' FMII'R Was Btronaer: winter natenta
84 0tx4.z0; winter straights, $S.70f4.10; spring
Jntents. I4.0W4.80: spring straights, 3.&itf
76: hilers 82J64l.tO. , .
WHEAT Ne. I. spring, tnSMc: No. t
aprmg 7iwr7lc: no. 3 red, K5&H6e.
CORN No. I 42C: No. I vellow. 44
1 eTHc. ., , , i , .'
UARLET-Oood feeding, 84i537c; fair to
Choice malting, 4M63o. .
SEEnS No. 1 flax, WHo: No. t northwest
ern, li.oivt; prime timothy, $2.90; clover,
contract grade. Ill .35. .
PROVISIONB-Mess pork, per bbl.. fl2 5iV9
jiicv. iara. per iuu ins.. i.TVMa'iMh
Short rH sides (loose), t 256.50.- Short
cis-ar sides looxsa), 8.37HV.50.
Following wsre the receipts and ship
. rnents of flour and sraln: '
Receipts. Shipment
r tour, uoie..,t -1.V
A'heat, bu... ; oO'
Corn, bu .009
Oats, bu jSy 1,000
Kya, bu l4.9iO
Barley, bu 174,700
on tne produce exchange today the but
rnri"t .ws firm; creameries, lSQS'o.
'-) 1"H",. sieaay, at ruarK,
f"" Included, 35fciic. Cheese, steady, 10;tf
EW YORK OEKERAL MARKET.
7JO0
82,400
78,0i)0
148.700
S.500.
12.300
Qaotatloas
Varloas
t th Ttmr ea
Cssaadltl.
iWl.JORK' T- O.-FkOUR-Receipts.
," bbls.; exports, 6.SW0 bbls.;
i 11,841 packages. The market was quiet
I but steady. Winter patents, 84.O0iii4.iiS:
1 w.nter stralrhts, Mw.lSj Minnesota
i patents. 34.taiM.76; winter extras, 13.18
I Minnesota bakers, 8370v3.; winter
-4r low grsdes. 83.86S.. Ry (Tour, steady;
s iuv nun. , iair 10 gooa, i.att:
I :ul.to. J'.'cyi W-53.Bli. Buckwheat
' ,CORNlfcAL-Steady J y.llow weaterh,
W vij. C'ty. IL10: kiln irlsd. 82.80e3.ue. -
I ii-lt1- Uulet; No. 8 western, W nominal
l'r, E,.ni,lyL,,te d Jersey. KQ&o.
EAKL,rT-T)ull feeding, 88cVo. I. f.
ijunsio; mailing, twjusic o. I. f. Buffslo.
.VllltAT-Receipts, 86.560 bu.: sale. 8,700,
y uu. lutursa. 4 ns market tor spot was
Irrefluiarj No. I red, too elevator; No. I
rd tV) f. . b... afloat: No. 1 northern
I'uluth (6H6 f. o. b., afloat: No. 1 hard
t.snttoha, nominal f. o. b., afloat. .Options
had a steady opening, but soon declined
under big northwest receipts, easy cables
aim 1w.n1 selling, on a sudden war scare
they turned strung at noon, however, and
l-olulng the advance, closed Arm at a net
roe ui lou-to on May am July, while D.
rtnnl)r closed ko. lower under liquidation.
bale included No. 8 red. May, 88 i3-i6ta:0.
riosea at 7Ho; July. 83aii3Hc, closed t
soi December, SvWfMo, closed at lo.
CORN Receipts. 4O.K60 bu.; exports. 100
cu. j, ne market tor spot was steady; No.
1. bzn AlftVKtn, m riA L1U.. a K M . . . . V
I yellow, Mo; ungraded, mixed, 54a Op
tions opened steady, weakened with wheat,
rallitd later on the war talk and closed
ret hlshsr; May, SoS-SSlc, cloaed at
Use; December closed 62a
OAT8 Receipts, al.ooO bu.; exports. 10,300
cu. ins market Tor spot was firm: No. 8,
4-e: standard white, 43o; No. 8. 404tot Ne.
8 wMte, U-hc: No. 8 white, 43c; track, white
vrtrn, 4.-rt6c; track, white state, 43J
4r. Options nominal.
J f.Ei Firm; spring bran, 81 8fr.00;
middlings, 8M.8tNT'28.0u; city. 820.0uO2e.tO.
MAYyulet; stilpplng, 80tc; good to
1 ' 1 '9 irm: state, eommon a rhnl.
1-4 0i on, joMc; 1IJ3 crop, lMwl'4c; olds, Itti
1,-j; Paclrla coast, 19t3 crop, tiQ'tc; liul
tin?, Iua4c; olds, 7W12C.
lilDkd Firm; Galveston, 8P to 25 lb.,
11 .Biiiuruia, iiiua ieet ic; lexas ary.
1 VMTHKH-l'IrM- oM 1ittAj
KicA-julet; domestic, fair to extra, 3
C'. ".' Jspan, nominal.
I . .6vidlONS-Heef, Quiet; family. 310 to
A; mesa, I flioie 00; beef hams, M b"'J
-w; pcet. mimuiu.w; city, extra in-JU
n-s, 816 wjj 17 . Cut meats wer quiet
tl.kl.J bellies, 7.41.W; pickled shoulders,
t-. frVt.7t; pickled himi, to TtwlO.Tt. Ijtrd,
Quiet: wetiti-rn steainsd, 8736: December,
vioea si . id. nominal; renr.ed. nrm
rominent, wi ; nouin America. KM: eoni-
pound. KtmilW. Pork, tirm: family, 314 SO
t -i'A), shurt dear, 8U.,yi5.7t; picas, 81-2t
TALLOW Firmer; city, 8c; country, 474
fi'-SD. ...
Iit'TTER Receipt, 875 pkga: 8rm;
cr'Kinerv. Ifctriiv; state dairy, 14JJ10o.
IIEL8E Heorlpts. WJ pkea.: quiet; state
fu!l creato, fancy, large and small, colore!
and whit September. 12o; lets made, Ino.
1 ..;. R-.-elpi, 8.U8 pkga.; steady;
w.irri !Hr37c. -
lii l.TRY-Allve. steady; western chick
ens, lie; fowls, lie 12.-; turkeys, 130.
$ l unur; weeiern rnicacns, llffllQV;
luieejrs, ILl.fc.
,
tt. leuli Ural aaa Pravlal
4 .
? nr. LOUIS. Dee. 30. WHEAT Higher
80c,
PARSNIPS Per bu.,- 60c. '
BEETS Per bu., 600.
CAULIFLOWER California.
TOMATOES California, per
crite, $2.26. '
CUCUMBERS Per dot., 81.00.
FRUITS.
1 DDT VO -sll 1 ..1IJi MSB UW
JT A JT ajbZjCT .HIILUI IllM. DKllUUWeiS. Bjeja; uva,
Il.uO; New York7 Greenings, Baldwins and
other varieties, 33.60.
GRAPES Ponv Catawbas. 80o: Imported
Malagas, per keg 36.004e8.00.
CKANBERRIEa Jereev. Per bbl.. K7.su
per box, 82.60: Wisconsin Bell and Bugle,
W.oo: Bell and Cherry,. 88.00.
QUINCES Cnlifcmlu" per box, $1.25.
TROPICAL 1-UUITS..
ORANGES Florida Briahts and Russets.
an sixes, h.wj; navels, all sites, xz.uxas.io.
LtMONH California fancy, too to 3
slxos. 84.00: choice. 340 to 270 slses. 83.60.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons. 8&a:
Imported Smyrna, 8-crown, 14c; 6-crown,
ltic: 7-crown. 18c. -
COCOANL'TS Per sack. 84.00: ber doa..
oc.
1 1 , f a Tl , , . . Art
n , 1 ci mil. iwr im . k i ii bi iihb...
$2 .00; per lb., In o-lb. boxes, Orieutai
Starred dates, per box. 62.40.
BANANAS Per merililm-alud bunch.
32.vo4i2.6u; jumbo, 3:.75uS.26.
MISCELLANEOUS. . .
CHEEBO Wisconsin 4wln full' cream.
12 He; . Wisconsin Young .Americas, laHcl
block Swiss, loc; Wisconsin brick. 1?;
Wisconsin Umburger, 12o.
HON isi Y Nebraska, per 24 frames. 88.26;
man ana (.oiorauo, per it frames, x4.su..
niuAK-onio, per id., 100.
CIDER Per bbl.. 16.76: per U-bbl.. 61 X.
POPCORN Per lb., 2V4N sheiled, Wjiltto.
tlOKSEKADlSH Per case of 3 uoi
rerlceit MW
NUTS Walnuts.' No. 1 soft shell nef lb..
Ho.-, hard shell, pef lb 24c: No. i. son six II.
Lfer ii,., iao; i o. s, iiara sneit, per 10,,, ijc;
Braxirs. per lb., 11c; (llberts, per lb., ilo;
almond, soft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell.
pur- iu., lac: pecans, large, per id(, uu;
small, pe in., . 100; peanuts, .per lb., tVsc;
roafcled peanuts, per lb.. 7c: Chill walnuts.
KiyKio; Urge hickory nuts, per bu., 31.su;
. I- ,.l I .ark .a ,- , mmtt n,., I I n I .....
per bu., J1.J6; Italian chestnuts, per lb., 12a.
HIDES No. 1 green, tc; No. i green, so:
No. 1 salted. 7c No. 3 sslted. tc: No.. 1 Veal
calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. 8V.c: No. I veal calf. II to
16 lbs., Hc; dry Alled hides, k$12c; sheep
pens, stuibo; norse hiuss, 3i.kU(tf2.6u.
Kansas City 43(la ss4 PtotUIobs.
KANSAS CITT. Deo. 80. WHEAT-
cember, 67"iC; May, 70V7"cj cash No. I
hard, 04i7lc; No. 3, eHiuic; No. 4, OLKuiioc;
rejected, 674(lc; No. 3 red, 883V4c; No. a.
74lC.
tunn-uKfitiDw, sic; ar. saci casn.
No. 3 mixed. 86c: No. 3 whits. StiVM; No. i.
86f:c. - -
oats no. 3 wnite, Kmnw, no. x mixed,
34fu4'c. '
BUTTER Creamery, zouzic: dairy, fancy.
lc.
RYE No. 5. 47e.
HAY Choice timothy. 89.00e9.60: choice
prairie. 87. 26 7. 60.
EGGS Steady. Missouri and Kansas.
cases returned, 25c; new No. 2, whltewood I
case Included. ac. -
neceipis. onipment.
Wheat, bu , Ui.OO 191. k)
Corn, bu 4S.4O0 40,(KX
OaU, , bu 18,000 . 7,000
NEW TORK. Dec. 3u. There was a pro
nounced disposition to taks profits In to
day stock market, as was clearly fore
shadowed by the action of the late market
of yesterday, but there was not lacking
fosterin care of the market which held
It In check on ths declines and nursed the
recoveries. The opinion wss thereby caused
that while the large Interests behind the
market were disinclined to continue the
advance In the face of a stiff call money
market, they were by no means willing to
relinquish the advantageoua positions se
cured for the year end situation. It It Is
true, as generally supposed that th great
banking croups, with their allied and com
plex Interests In the great trust companies,
tne insurance companies ana in omer nn-
anclal Institutions have given a friendly
countenance to the advance In prices, to
correct the discrepancies from last year's
showings In balance sheets. Investments
neia, etc.. It would not sgree witn tnose
purposes to have the advance yielded on
the very eve of the new year.
1 he pinch In the monev market aislodrea
some holdings In today a market, but fleo-
tuai guaroiansmp was evinced oy tne way
Influential stocks were bid UD to hold
prices. The Pacifies and the United States
Bteel sotcks war conspicuous examples.
Some of the less prominent stocks which
hsv enjoyed violent advances in the last
few days were forced back with propor
tional violence In the day's realising. The
electric stocks and the high priced coalers
were In this list. The New York punuc
utilities were markedly retractlonary. The
Reading statement of November net earn
ings showing a decrease of 8372,000 for all
me enmotn n. com iiKiru w in laii ivnr,
hurt the coalera The comparison Is with
the period of greatest activity last year.
urinuiiil ilia Beilivincui vt iiiv ..,n .. ,
while this fane trade has been curtailed
by the large anticipatory business last
spring. Ths speculation In United States
Steel was very active throughout the day
and was accompanied by many rumors as
to the coming dividends to be decided
early next month. The price of the stocks
has been accented as discounting a prob
able suspension of dividends on the common
and a reduction on tne preferred, x ne
rumors were current today that the pre
ferred dividend would- be maintained- and
a common dividend possibly paid were
therefore sufficient to alarm a short In
terest In the stock.
The oneninr monev rate at T per cent was
the highest of the day and comment on
the Stock exchange was caused by Uie
fact that one of the great bsnke - was
freely calling loans while another was as
freely offering funds, with a resulting
break In the loaning rat late In the day
to- nominal figures, the two Inxtltutlons
belna srenerallv accented as representative
of the two greit groups of capitalize In the
street.- The Inference wss drawn that there
was a - difference of opinion between the
two as to the stock market policy. The
feverish and excited cotton market had
some disturbing effect In the stock mar
ket. The market was dull and heavy.
Bonds were easy, total sales, par value,
being 31.140.000. United States bonds were
wsak. owing to the expiration or tne re
funding privilege. The 3a were down to
1, the old 4s regular 8 and the old 4s
coupon ZU per cent on the last call.
Following is tne number or snares or
stock sold, rsnge of prices and closing
bids on the New- rork mock exchange:
Bales. High. Low.Close.
...16.150 bfe 6bH
... 7,630
this wss not generally maintained. They
closed easier. Japanese securities showed
bealtsncv. Rtilllon to the amount of 10.-
0"Q was withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land today for shipment to Canada.
rAKIH. IJeo. 30. Trad n on ths oourse
todsy opened with marked heaviness, owing
to the uneasiness prevailing In regard to
the far east. Internationals, particularly
Russians, were depressed. Industrials had
a slightly better tone, but were heavy. The
private rate ef discount was 1 16-1 per
cent. Three per cent rentes, 87f 8&o for the
account.
BERLIN. Pec!. 8tJ rMceir ort " the DOurse
todav war Arm. . Ktrhinn on London.
80m 42V4pfg for checks. Discount rates,
short bills (for settlement), I per cent; three
nomas dims, m per cent.
New Tork Mosey Market.
NEW TORK. Deo. 80. MONET On
call, strong, 3&7 per cent, closed no bid,
offered at I per cent: time loans, easy:
sixty and ninety day, 6 per rent; six
months, 4&6 per cent. Prime mercantile
psper, 6fi! per cent.
ii'ekunu exchange Heavy. With
actual business in bankers' bills, 14.83609
4.HW0 for demand and 84. 807541 4. tto .for
sixty-day bills. Posted rates, 4 Sitter 4. 82
and commercial bins, 34.SV4.
SILVER Bar. 65hc: Mes can dollar
bonds 43ovemment, weak; aallroad,
Th closln quotations on bonds are as
reiiawa:
P. 8. ref. Is,
do eousos
'do is, reg.
eo eonpon
So sow 4s,
So eoupoe
o el4 4a, ra...
as coupon
to la re
so eousoa
AtrhlMB (en. 4S. .
to .U. 4a,.....,
Atlantlo C. U 4s,
B. A O. 4s
do avta
Central of Oa. ta
do lat Ino
Cfiea. A Ohio 44a...lC
Chleago A. IVta... 7t4
v., b. a a. a ... nh
C. M. 8. P. a. 4s.. 110
0. ft N. W. a. Ta...lliva
C, R. I. P. 4s.... U
do col. 6a T4
0TC. A St. L. . 4a. tf.14
rVnlcago Tvr. 4a Tt"4
ran. Tobaeeo 4a. A ...
Cole. A So. 4a...... M
D. A R. O. 4a 100
Erie prior Has 4s.... tt
do (an. 4a
P. W. A D. C. la.... loi.
Hocking Val. 4....10S4
Bid. Bx-divldend. KMfered.
OMAOA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattlt BectipU Lighter Thaa Expected tod
Friosa 8trfBfth)d.
HOGS ACTIVE AND A LITTLE STRONGER
Llht Receipts ( Sheep aaa Larnba
aaa nltk Aetlv Dvsaaaa Market
Raled 8trB ta Tea Higher ar
Haarter Hlgkr ff Week. '
SOUTH OMAHA, Dee, 80.
Recetnta were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 3.764 6,'-T 6.851
utncial Tuesday 3,7t 11.0:1s i.wi
Ofllglal Wednesday t.m 10,706 t,t8
See -
It.,
i 8.89
8.116
,.13,7
..14.103
..14.W6
. .12.S27
27,558
21,103
82,W7
27.8J1
22.148
30.768
17.P00
ll.62
83.0'iO
33.4
44,10
17,007
I....104 ,1,. A N. n 4a ...100
1H" Mantaattas a. g. 4S..1'
rag.
..014
...us
...iss4
...wh
...ions
...10114
...1014
... s
... SS
... 1
...1IM1H
... N
...104
...
Max. Central 4a....
ilo lat Ina
"3. a St. L. 4
.. K. A T. 4a.
do ta
Tl
19
t7
Tfttfc
Three davs this week
name days last week...
Bam week beror
Sam Jhree weeke ago.
eame lour weeks ago....
Same dava last vear....
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DAThJ.
Tha fnllnwln tahle shows th receipts
! cattle, hos and sheep at Eau'.h Omaha
for the year to date and? comparison with
last year: .
1903 1901. Ino. Deo.
CatUe 1.0tW,3fi8 1.008.880 81,616 ' .....
Hogs 3,222,344 2,234,6s B,i
Sheep L8t2.471 L7.04 124.407
Average prices paid for r.cx at souu
Omaha lor the last several days with com
parisons:
Date, 1808. 11808. 190l. (1900. 18sj. lg8W. n7.
HOGS There was a fairly liberal run of
hogs In sight this morning, but th de
mand was fully equal to th occasion and
after buyer and sellers one got together
the market ruled srtive and strong to xo
hisher. Th Improvement, however, wss
confined largely to the better weights. The
rant that the hors were unusually neavy
this morning and the quality better than Is
generally th case makes the market on
paper look considerably higher than yester-
ay. Taking quality into consiaermion,
owever. It is not safe to Quote the market
much more than strong. Jleavy hogs sold
largely at 34.6ZH nd 8466, witn prime
i..vl.. oltlnv from 14 Ml tn 84 80. I.lrht
mixed hog sold moetiy from 34.40 to 84.60
nd light sturr from it A to m.. i ne nam
hogs were neglected, the earns as ueual
h.I I MH.M nm . 1 M MA, B in 1 TT1 T . I I , V W
ment In the prices offered. Mixed loads
ritnn na Anwn IA n mu hafl TA Bell irouna
34.26. . As trading was 0U svctlve on sll
but the light stuff, an early clearance was
made.
N. R. R. of M. s. 4a. H4
N. Y. C. s. ia
N. i. C. g. ta ISoH
Nor. Pa. as loi
Mo la
H. A W. e. 4a Mk
O. I. U ' par..
Pann. coot, ma
Readlns sen. 4a
et. U I M. a. 6a..lllH
St. L. A 8. r. fx. aa. 414
St. L. S. W. la.
Seaboard A. L. 4a.,
Ho. Factflo 4a ,
Rn, Railway ta
Texaa A P. la
T . St. b. w.
Vnios Paclno 4a...
do eonT. 4a
r. S. Steal M ta
Wabanh la
to dab. B
w. A L. E. 4a..
Wla. Central 4a.
Colo. T. A 1. a.
!'4i
. TO
. US.
.11
.10
...31T4
.... esvt
.... tsvt
.... ti
as..
it:
Leadoa Stock Market,
LONDON, Dec. 80. Closing: ,
Ceiiaola, money. ... U l it N. Y. Central IN
an
o
i I1H
t 40i
4 4a u
4 K,
4
4 40
47V4:
Bial
4 444
4 WS
4 26?
lai
a
4 84
4 1H
4 f.U
4 6ST4
61 H
4 4714
4 61
I 981
6 tl
8 13
221
t 3
6 U
a
8 071
8 06
612,
6 08
6 8b,
( H
a
8 09
t 16
6 12
6 14
8 01
8 07
16
IK
6 86
6 44
6 601
6 84
I t 83J I 7j
IK I t
IU ill
6 83 4 tt t tl
6 06 4 77 I 60
t0 4 84 I 8
8 04 4 61 8 81
e t 78 3 83
I 11 8 80
t 13 4 85
8 14 4 82 S 2
8 It 4 77 8 86
6 8i 4 81 I 8s
6 21 4 M 3 9S
4 84 8 96
in 4 oi
f 84 4 83
8 2 4 73 3 S
111 4 77 tn
I 04 4 70 3
I 08 4 81 4 01
4 80 4 02
66 4 04
6 09 4JKI J
6 19 4 89 4 11
6 8 4 S3 4 09
6 26 4 77 4 14
4 81 4 16
686 4 80
3 261
8
I
t r
I 89
a
I 37
8 it,
8 33
a n
8 80
I Mi
I 28
3 IS,
8 82
8 tt
3 37
I 47
a
I 60
3 44
3 '
3 46
161
I'd
1 1
8 21
a
I It
t 83
I 17
8 13
I 13
1 16
a
I
3 II
3 14
I
3 II
3 31
a
ESS
23
14
II
3 36
8 30
t 30
I 36
do aeeount Mw
Anaconda a
Ohio
Atchison
do pfd ,
Baltimore
do nfd .
Canadian Paclflo ....
Central of N. J
Chesapeake A Ohio.
Chicago ft Alton ...
do pfd
Chicago Ot. West. .,
no u Ptd
Chicago A N. W
Chicago Ter. &. T...
do Dfd
C, C, C. A St. Ii....
Colorado Southern ..
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. A Hudson
Del., Lack. A West.
Denver at K, .U..;...
do nfd
Erie
1st pfd ....
Id Pfd ....
Great Northern,
Hocking Valley
do Old
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ..,
do pfd
K. CT Southern
do pfd
Atchtaoe T1H
do ptd. H4
Baltimore A O UVt
Canadlaa Pactfio ....111
Chaa. A Ohio KS
Chicago Ot. W 1H
C. M. A St. P.. ..,.151
Paears to4
d r. a u
do Pft T7Vt
Erie K
do lat pfd 70
do Id Pfd tin
Illinois Central 114
Loull. Naah llSVi
M.,K. T U'A
Ex-dlvldend. . '
SILVER Bar. firm. 25 16-18d per ounce.
MONF:vvs.ft4ii per cent: rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
3V4 per cent; for three months' bills, 8
3 7-16 per cent.
Hew Terk Mtalas Oaotatloae.
VFW YORK. Dee. SO The following are
the closing quotation on mining stocks:
Norfolk A
do pfd
Ontario A W.
Pennaylvanla .
Rand Mines ...
Readlns
do lat pfd..,
do M. pfd..,
go. Railway ..
do pfd
Bo. Pacific ....
I n Ion Paclflo .,
do pfd
U. 8. Steel...
do pf .....
Wabaeh
do pfd
, tlta
, 14
, 41
31
. 31
, erv4
, tilt
. tat
, tilt
, lilt
i si
, i
. It
Indicates Sunday.
Indicates holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
tirmirht In todav liv enph road Was!
came, ii as. on p. n r a.
C. M. & St. P. Ry... 8
Wabash T. 1
Mo. Pac. Ry.. 20
Union Pacific Byslem.ll
C. A N. W. Ry 4
V.. VS. A M. V. R. R..1S
C, St. P. M. O Ry. 8
B. A M. KV 14
B. A U riy 7
C. A St, J... 8
R. I. A P., east.. 3
R. I. A P.. west., 2
Illinois Central 2
Chicago Great West'n. 1
C
2
zi
22
29
7
21
4
2
106
18
Total receipts 108
The disposition of the day's receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle.Hogs. BUeep.
100
1,700
80
' W
ll
79V'
80
U8.
Adams Coa
Alias.,
Breece
Brunawlck Con
ev II A a ny
.1.700 76 734 7414
1,120 1U 1H 6H
200 28 ?7V
400 168 'W 19
200 I I
810 II , 18H 1HH
.... 79
1.300
10
14 -10
A
ComatDL-k Tunnel IVt
Con. C.I. A Vs 10
Horn Slleae
Iron Silver ....
Ueadvllle Csa
Offered.
.110
1(0
t
Little Chief
Onterl .......
nphir
Phoenix .......
Potoet
Sara (a
sierra nevaae
Small Hopes ..
Standard
4
....sot
....2X0
.... 14
::::S
.... w
.... u
Omaha Packing Company. 368
Swift and company otn
Cudahy Packing Co 417
Armour A Co 874
Omaha P. Co., Kan. City. 80
Cudahy P. Co., Kan. City 418
Armour A 110.. oo uuy. oa
Cotton Market.
TORK, Ded. 30. COTTON The
100
100
16 ' 1SW 16
bHm 6XV4 - 63
Vansant A Co.
W. I. Stephen ...
Lewis A underwood
H. F. Hamilton
Huaton A Co
L. P. Hues .,
Wolf A Murnan
Hobblck A B
Bam Werthelmer ...
Ie Rothschild .......
9'iU. WU.
1.R60 168 iii8
; .100 " 2o7 ., 267
23
lf
2tr
21
70
29
68
60
186
8.030 131 131 131
...i - .... v... 20V4
.... 1 .. - . 19
34 i5
10.760 21'4
1,1 6sv
600 ll
pfd.' '
75"
. 29,i
68
60S.
market opened rrregwlar' jet an advance of 7
point to a decline OL B poiius, ruieu very
active and lrreiruiar, Mrt showed on r'lFnLDrcaii .
whole a declining "tendency mat eeemea 1 q, jjer buyers
cmeny. ine rtseuiv atuitwaiiuii, i1"" 1 1
Denied by apprsheneions )ia th bla opera- Total
tors were unioatlijig. rsprp. m very siarv
the market was erratlo tp such an extent
that It was almost impoeaioie 10 ten irom
one minute to another whether prices wen
oing up 'or, 'Down, lienerauy. speoaing,
lowever. prices broke rapidly during the
early trading until shortly before the noon
hour they were net xoiny pomts lower on
the near months, thle being a decline from
the best prices of yecterilay of about I4 86 a
bale- Just after the noon hour the bulls
started buying aggressively. The room,
f
i..
66
... 17
... I
... 1
... H
...81
... ' I
... 11
... 44
..;
...
...-H0
i,sr8
2.046
3.211
2,190
2,098
6O0
2.606
730
1,406
baa ae
v ?'-vlej.Nash...6.sii0 1 .H4 oH y dn""t,VeiV "(of prolltsrarprice. Worked
R r ." uiiCiii-J. 1,100 i' TsS K .5!15. 2SST".. "dJ.?w JE2:
I w, "a w i Ad f J I intJIlL VWI rLIlIIIBk 8 VUIUUDIUII. T4TII.lt yi
A-y" 1 m mil. av. d l. uouin.Ki atrv in v-r vjTi a
W4 867
174 17i
S9T4 40
H44
J2o 120
Pklladelphla Prodne Market.'
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. I0.-BUTTER I
Firm and wale higher; extra western
creamery 24o; extra nearby print, 27a
uiUK-nrm, good demand: fresh nearby.
8fo at the mark; fresh western, 36c, loss
off; fresh snuthwetiern, 84.o, loss off;
xreen poutnern, luqivtu, loss on.
CHEESE Steady, but In light demand:
New York full creams, fancy, llcr f reeh
cnoios, H5c; irean iair 10 gooa. Mf!B 11140.
Mllwaake Crala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Pee. 80. WHEAT Firm :
No. 1' northern. M"vcfe: No. I northern.
RYE Steady; No. 1. 6a7o.
PARLEY Dull; No, L 63c: sampls. HO
80c.
CORN Bteady: No. J. tOflXlc: May. 4M4
Va pia.
Mtaaeapoll Wkast, Ploar aad Braai
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 80 WHEAT De
cember. 81V4c; May, 834'S8T4,c; on track,
No 1 hard. M'ltc: No. 1 northern, ssvto.
LULK-rirI patents, n.v.yt.ao; second
patents, 84 3uaj4 40; nrst clears, t.to0.4o;
eeond clears (iioej'zto.
BRAN in bulk, 13.7&Cl14.0a,
lralatk Grata Market.
DT'LTJTH. Minn.. Dee. 80. WHEAT On
track. No. 1 hard northern, 8140; No. I
northern. T)c: No. I spring, 76c; Decem
ber, wc' slay, sac; July, kc.
OATS On track ana to arrive, dc.
i
i
t
I
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Deo. 80-SEEDS-Clover.
dull: cash. 36 9a; December. 86 96: January.
34 ii: February. 874 Marca, 37.06; prime
timotny, 11.au, prime amiss, xg.gu.
Peoria Grata Market.
PEORIA.
No. 3, 3eVsc;
Dee. SO. CORN Firm;
new No. 4, 87o.
new
(
1 ,
1 rd. cash, elevator. Uluvic; U-cain-
c; May. 2c; July, T7; No. I hard.
.--(teady: No. I cash. 44vl46c; De-
a.,-. Mdr 3r: julv. 4.'
v iti- wet- No. 3 csh. Nfii.e; Way,
v-4slJjr; rU tiiiM patauts, 114
Oil aad 8tta.
NEW TORK. Dec. So.-OILA Cottonseed.
steady; prime crude, riomlnal; prim yellow,
S7c. Petroleum, steady; retlned New York.
8V 18; v nuadeiprna and Baltimore. 9 06:
prime. In bulk. 66.16. Turpentine, quiet, 69
liuaiiM aieaayi atrainea, common 19
good, tl W.
HAVAiNMAH. ut,, use. xu. OIUJ Tur
pentine, firm. o6l4c.
Kinirn rirra a. n. i i. e.. r. iz 31: 1
82 30: H. 83.40: I. 82 60: K. t2 86: M. 82.96: N.
8J.10' W O. 33.30. W W. 83 66.
OIL 1'ITI. r'a.. Iec. 30. OILS credit
balances, 8186: certificates, no bid; ship
ment 63 116 bbls.; average, 71.teJ bbls.)
runa la.vio pois. ; average, w.zm bbls. (.ti p
rnonts, Lima, st.167 bbls.; average, t,01l
bbls.: run, Lima, 68,878 bbl.; average, tl,.
VU POIS.
Wl Market.
NEW TORK. Dec. 80. WOOL Firm; do-
me-i'c neece je:UJ7c,
BOSTON. Iec. . WOOI-irrent euo-
laiions: i armory, launo nne, ittnc; m
diura .fine, lfri !7c; medium, ltHlo. Wv
mln.' floe. - 1641 1m. rtne medium. Itulic
nittlium. IsV JilK'. I'tah and Nevada, fine.
i'iivo; nn sseoium ipi.e. medium',
ii.i-,.. rki,,,ia rt,,- lili.- a .. a Mu.ii.,H.
lhSd'7c; medium. 19ri2"C. ' Montana, fine
rh.ili;. (;: medium choice, k r-!oc
aveiaxe. I'i20c; staule. lifaJOc: medium
choice, '. .
ST. LOl ia. Deo. . WOOI-Nomlns!:
medium grades ( - iiit.liift and tluthlna. l.ii
iir; light r.-.a If. n.',c, Itravy Bus, L.USo;
luo SMiito, n-auo.
Missouri Paclfld 43.496 9'y
M.. K. A T 610 18
do Pfd w
Nat. of Mexico, pfd
Nsty Tork Central..! 1,050
Norfolk A Western .. 1.636
do pfd
Ontario A Western.. 4.200
Pennsylvania ...,42,vou
Pitts., C. C, A
Reading
do 1st pro. ,
do 3d Pfd t.i
Rock Island Co
do Pfd
St. L. A 8. F., 1st pfd.
do 2d pra
St. Lu Southwestern..
do pfd
St. Psul
do pfd
Southern
Southern
do pfd
Texas A Paclflo
Toledo, St. L. A
do bid
Union Pacific ........
do nfd
Wabash ...,......,...
do pfd
Wheeling A Lake E..
Wisconsin central ..
do old .
Adums Express
Amer.- Bxpress
IT. 8. Express ,
Wslls-Fargo E ....
Amal. copper ..ee.twu
Amer. Car A F'dry.. 1,400
do pfd uu
Amer. Linseed Oil .. ....
do pia - - J""
Amer. Locomotive... 1,100
do ofd eiu
Amer. Smelt. A R... 1,000
do pfd t
Amer. Sugar R 11,000
Anaconda Mining; .... 90
Rrooklvn R. T 48,200
Colo. Fuel A Iron... 4H0
Columbus A H. Coal. a
Consolidated Oa ...
General Eleotrlo ....
International Paper..
do pfd ,
International Pump.
do pfd ...
National Biscuit ....
National Lead ......
North American
Paclflo Mill
Peoples' Oa
Pressed Steel Car...
do pfd
Pullman Palac Car.
Republic Bteel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
no pfd
Tenn. Coal A
U. B. leather
do pfd
V. S. Rubber
do pfd
United State
do pfd
Western Union
. a&-.liiM
ToUl sales for th day. 671,800 shares,
fjsta Steak Qatattas.
BOSTON, Dee. 80 Call loans. 6Hre per
esnt: time loan, Mjnv per cent, uraciai
closing price on siocas snu iwntu.
121
67'A
an
23 22 22
120 118 119
St. L 3
10.000 4 45 46
....... 160 77 77 77
.... 80
14,920 25 ; 23 23
00 62 61 61
; .... 60
1,810 42 41 42
200 14 . 13 IS
2O0 34 1 H
.....28,870 147 It1 1014
, ino 177 'in 176
Psdflo-... .66.128 60 49 49
Railway .. 2,600 21 20 20
1,676 79 7K14 78'
l.Stk) 2i 26 20
W.. 410 26 26 26
1,710 40 3MH S&
' 660 81 794 80
181 88 ' 88 88
to0 20 20 20 '
1.20 18 17
626 'if" 1 16
600 88 38 " !W
'ina snft" 9ra" Iuu
; .... no
.... .... 210
61 0H 60 1
M 19 i
69 68 6Mj
29 29 28
18 1 ' 18
77 ",- 70
60 60 60
90 90 90
127 12 127
60 73 77
6.'! 61 62
81 29 29
14 14 14
2.640 194 193. 193
1.900 177 174 176
as ea. ets lOeJ
4
JflO - 80 28 '
200 71 70 73
.. M
860 1S 15 16
1.2o0 86 84 84
6"0 r 16 2
1,710 99 fts 911
610 8; ' 81
810 70 70 69
.... 217
7 T 7
42 41 41
18
T7 78 76
l 3 89
7 714 . 7H
76 7
11 11
41 40&
12
67
891
1.800
, 1.929 .
', 'vA
. 6.73).
. 6"0
, 800 T7
: ' 28 . li
i;vi 41
Bteel. .64.1S0 1 11
83,963 fx 60
, 310 W 86
atckleoa 4a
Ma. Casual aa...
AlaSlaoa
pld
Boetoe A Albany.
B toa Maine 144
Buatoa IISIU4 !
H T , . H A H
ru.kburf af4 ....
Valsa Paalta
Ma. Caatral
Amer. Staaar
pfd
A mar T. a T ...... U4V
DaaHnloB I.
G.a-ral KlaoWla ..,.114
t utted rruU 100S
V S. Steal...., n4
do pld Il l
Wax In. MM..., M
Adaatrs
Allouaa 44
Asked.
MIAmalcaa
. 414 klnsuaia
. is Cel. a Hacla
. 11 ( .nUaolll
.14414 Topeae Raasa ....
iominioa aaags .
Praaklla
l4-4 lala Rural
..1M iMohawk ,,
.. eou Old Uoaalala ....
.. Oaeaula
,.lr4 Parrut
iaiaoy
4Mt r ciim
Taiaarack
Trinity
Valte4 tlmta ....
I'tah
W taeaa
Wlnoua
Wolwl
Ualf ra '
... 10
... Mi
...aaa
... II
:::
... ns4
... 101,
...
... 1
-a 4
,.. tost
... tt
going upward so rapidly that Inside of
fifteen minute they had been rallied to a
little over the final quotations of the pre
vious nlaht. All the recovery demand fell
off and while the local bull leader appeared
to be buying in a small way during tne
balance of the session prices, though more
or less Irregular, worked generally down
ward, with the close weak at a net decline
of 8M49 points. Sales were v estimated at
8,600.000 bales. The late breaks was accom
panied by unsettling rVmors regarding the
far eastern situation. -.
NEW ORLEANS. Deo. 80. COTTON
Dull; sales, 60 bales; ordinary, 10 9-lGo; good
ordinary, irfto; low middling, Vi'tc; mm-
dllng, 134o; good middling, 13 7-loc; mid.
dllna fair. 13 13-16c: receipts. 23.680 bales
stock, 386,691 bales. Futures were steady;
December. 12.96c bid: January. 1Z.9& 12.98c:
February. 12.2111.23c; March, 18,8tii&13.37ei
April, 13 34013.86c; May.- tot13. ooc; June,
0. JO. 1.7V , tfUljr, .niVl.K,
ST. lAJi'iB. uec. ). 4jui row maay, vso
lower: middling.' lS'ic; snle.' 65 bales: re
ceipts, 800 bales; shipment, 420 bales; stock,
79 bales.
HVEKrUOL IMO. SO. 4JOT I OH-BpOl,
small business done: prices Zv points lower:
American middling fair, T60d; good mid
dling,' 7.34d; middling, 7Hdi low middling,
7.18d: good ordinary. 7.08d; ordinary. 6.88d.
Th sules of the day were 8.000 bales, of
which 300 were for speculation and export
and Included 2.600 American. Receipts. 6X-
000 bale. Including 44.700 American. Futures
opened easier- and closed weak: American
middling g. o. c: December. I 9MT.90d: De,
rember and January, 6.96d; January and
February. t.96d: February and March. 6,943
696d March and April, 6 94-&U9M; April
ana May, 6 Hid; May and June, t.94d; June
and July, 6 93d; July and August, 6.915.2d;
August ana oeptemoer, e.sia.
' Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Dec. 80. METALS London
reported a big advance tn tin. with spot 1
10a 4(1 higher at a:uil7s6d and futures a.1
hisher at 132 7s 6d. Locally tin was strong.
witn spot closing at .a sova.go. copper was
uncnangea at aoeiisoa lor spot ana aae
10 fur futures. Ltxaliy copper was also
unchanged, with lake Quoted st f!2.S7Wi
n.0JV, eieciroiyiio at u ioii.je ana cast
ing at III. 12 Willi 37 .Lead advanced Is 3d
Jn Iondon to 116. but remained quiet end
'unchanged .her, with spot quoted at 34.37
ror small iota spelter continues nrm at
16.00 in the local market, while in London
it advanced 2a td to 21 10a. Iron cloned at
48s 8d in Olasgow and at 42s Id In Middles-
borough. .LocaJiy iron was unchanged, al
though a hardening tendency la eeoorted.
No. I foundry Is oudted at 3l6.0irtrl4.uo: Nn
I foundry northern, 114.0016.00; No. 1 foun
dry southern snd No. 1 foundry souther
aoft, 813.60I4.00.
ST. LOUIS, Dee. 80. METALS Lead,
una, ta.6. ppeiter, nrm, ea. io.
Sagar aad Molasses.
wtrur vnnir ' an bitio t,
nominal; fair defining, - centrlfusal 96
teat, 3c; moles so sugar, Ike Refined,
quiet; No. 6. 4.06c; No. 7, 4c; No, 8, 3.96c
No, 8. 3.80c: No. 10.. 8 86c: No. 11. 1 8.1c: No.
12. 3 76c; No. 13. 8.70c; No, 14. 3.K3c; con
fectioners' A. 4.30c: mould A. 4.70c: cut loaf.
6.06c; crushed, 6.O60; powdered. 4. tic; gran-
uisteo, tac; ounei, .ru.
MOUA8SK8 Firm; rNa Orleans ore
kettle, good to choice, 31tiJtSc.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. J. bHXJAR
Steady; open kettle. 8&3c: open kettl
centrifugal. I l-16ij8 7-16c: centrifugal white,
8i8 hV-ltlc; yellow, l0U-16o; eeconds,
MOLASSES Quiet: open kettle, loBOc;
centrifugal, dull, 720o; syrup, duil. UVo.
Bvaearated Apple aa Drl4 Fralts.
NEW TORK. Dee. SO.-KVAPO RATED
APPLES-Market quiet" and rather easy,
under a light demand tomoB ar quoted
at 46c prim at 6Va46o, choic at Wt40
c'ALlrRNlinRIED FRUITS-Prune,
wicrm. jr..v -T-;-,- ii,,."
..'... 2.662 ,10,900 '4.361
CATTLE Th receipts of oattl. this
.rnin fail wav ehort of the early esti
mates and also shert of what was generally
anticipated, as a resun iraqnits wee veiy
active and everything on sale changed
hands at an early kour, with the tendency
,t nrlMi lit, wa rd ... ,
Cornrea steers w nwu, .mi
war none at an on saie mat wouiu - o
called choice, aa will be seen from the sales
below. The market, tnougn, couiu . o
quoted strong to a dime higher-00 such as
were offered, or 1016o higher Icr the week.
There were not enough cattle offered to
...i the Immediate requirements of the
trade, eo that some of the packers war
left short. .
The COW maraei was wibu au, sou
-.-nnvt witn aulas eoma as mucn a a
dime hlg-her. As compared with ihe close
of last week, the prices paid today were
1016o blKber. The improvement has not
been confined to the better grades, as both
. ... ...I ontter hsvs lolned In the
CBilucia " - . - - ' . . ,
advance. Everything was out 01 nrst nanus
at an eariy nour.
Bulls veal calves and stage also com
A .si4v tn etronsr prices.
"i '" '.ir. r .a e-..
There were very iw '.
In slaht this morning and most -of those
that did arrive were of inferior quality.
There was quite an inquiry ior emori
ths nountrV and anything good could
.0 f .1 v ne auotea sirons. vwhiiuvii
r.u .tnekera and feeders, were neglects
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tfhm B'Srket ha been generally inactive,
with little hope of increased buelBea bull
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SUEKP AND LAMRH Reeelpta. 84o8!
good handy sheep, strong; all gradea, fully
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OH; lambs, 86.6fin6: yearlings, 84 00.
HOO8 Receipts. 4.9S4; market 10c lower;
state and Pennsylvania hogs, to lMrtSl;
choice light, 16.80; mixed westerns, 64 86.
tlsat City Mr Itiek Market.
SIOTTX CTTT. la . Dee. 80,-mr.ectsJ Tele-
gram.) CATTLB RecelptA 400 bead;
storkera, ateadyi killers, strong; peerfA
3.6('(i.00: cows, bull and mined, ll.Wfc j
tocKers ana teeners, 8z.outu.i; caivee ana
earllnrs, t826'o.B0.
HOGS-Receipts. 6.600 head: atrong. till 1
64.66; bulk, 14.4010440.
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SHEEP There was a llaht run of sheen
and lambs here this morning and under the
innuence or a good demand tne maraet
ruled active and stronsr to a dime higher.
The greatest Improvement was on the
handy welsrhta of aood Quality. The gen
eral market may be quoted a quarter
higher for the wetk. with some of the beet
grades as much aa 85o hisher than a week
ago. The demand this week has apparently
been tn excess of the supply and as a re.
suit prices have moved steadily upward
in reeaer trade was auiet tnis momma,
owing to Urn ted onerlnirs. There is quit
a demand for good stuff, but the common
kinds are neglected. . . ...
uudiutinni ror enrn-ren stock: unoic
western iambs. I6.00436.60i fair te good
iamb. M.S. An oo aood tn cnoica venr inga,
I3.76&4.Z&: fair to aood yearlings, fs.bows.is
good to choice wethers, 336v.5tu3.50; fair to
rood wethers, 83.0o2ft!.25; good to choice ewes,
. o eca. 1 it . 1. . I ' -1 .nAO L-fl.
a.CWU14I.AV, , l.ll tV ' l'UU VWB .-H.ov.
cnoice- teener ismna, 1s.wgj4.10; iair to cooq
feeder lambs, t3.26ii3.60; baby lambs, tf.0Oy
s.w teeaer yeaning. is.M'asw. reeoer
wethers. M.1M1I.S6: feeder ewee. tl.7WI 36
culls, 81.Q0t71.76. Representative sales:
No.
-western ewes
1 western ewe .
34 western ewes
Iv6 western ewes
49 western ewee
484 western ewes
6.18 western ewee
861 western ewes
6 western ewes
238 wsstsrn ewee
14 western ewes
6 native ewes
67 western wethers .
10 cull lambs
247 western yearlings
95 western yearlings
166 western lambj ...
lot western lamb ...
260 western lamb ....
76 western lambs ...
8 bucks
134 western ewes ,v,
6 western ewe .....
7 western ewes
99 western wethers .
403 wsstern wethers .
766 western yearling
10 western .Iambs ...
18 native lambs
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Cattle. Hnrt. tjhsep.
Omaha t.3t 10.706 6.3S8
Chlcsgo ,18.000 ' 43,000 to.ourt
Kansas City 3.00 7 nno t 0
Pt. liOuls I6i0 1.600 900
St. Joseph 1.411 10.106 1.608
Sioux city 40 6,600
Total .27.671 '80,871 23,698
" 1 CoTe Market.
NEW TORK. Pee. 80. COFFEE Spot
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Cordova, 84613c. The market for futures
opened steady at unchanged prices to an
advance of 10 points and during the early .
trading continued eteatiy to nrm on scatter
ing demands from European and local
source. Later rather bearish estimates ef
he present growing crops were received
and the market turned easier, under In
creased liquidation In the absence of ag
gressive bull support, closing steady at a
decline of 104T16 points. Sales, 122.004 bags.
Including December at 6.76c; January, 1.700
snoc; jrenniary, i.80a..oc; Marcn, 7.oV'.ioc;
Mav. 7.Kff7 60e: Julv. 7.6Mi7.7fl! Septem
ber, 7.76T7 90c; October, IMifi.fOo', Novem
ber, ,7.86(87.&c
Wklsky Market..
PKORIA. Deo. W).-WHISKT-8tdr. en
basis of 81.27 for dletlllers' finished gmtla.
-1 1 1-. , Hi , r-,.. an r u ibl-, a...v
VillVnu', '. . u , ,1,U31V11H1J, va
basis of high wines, 11.27.
CINCINNATI. Dec. SO. WH1BKT-Distil
lers' flnlehed goede quiet on hauls-of 11.27. ,
8T. LOUIS. Dec. 80. WHISKY Stesdv:
11.81. .
Everybody reads the want ad page the
days. Now I th time to put your ad
there.
Hallway Note aad Persoaals.
H. L. Purdy. traveling passenger agent
of the ENe railroad, was a caller at the
local office of the Wabash.
P. C. Stohr. freight treffld manager of
the Chicago Great Western, la in the city.
D. O. Ives, general freight agent of th
B. A M., Is In Chicago attending the rat
meeting called for the consideration of Ne
braska grain ratea.
If. Marlev. traveling passenger ' agent of
the Michigan Central, with headquarters In
Kansas City, ta visiting the vartoua rail-
road offices here.
J. Russell, superintendent of the Mis
souri Paclflo at Atchison, la In the city.
A. W. Trenholm. general superintendent
of the Omaha road, with some friends. Is
In the city. Mr. Trenholm Is her to at
tend the meeting ot the Western Car
Service association which IS being held In
the association's offices In the United
State National bank building.
J. A. Kuhn. general freight agent of tha
Nebraska & . Wyoming division of the
Northwestern, has gone to the freight rat
meeting In Chicago callod to consider the
new through tarirr issued by nis una Irom
Nebraska polnta to' Chicago.
The Nebraska Mutual : Life Insurance
company will hold It biennial meeting at
Btromsburg. January 11. A special rate has
been announced by the railroad of Ne
braska for the occasion.
On January 18 the Nebraska State Volun
teer Flremen'a association will head for
Fremont, where the annual, convention of
the association will be held. A special rat
of one and one-third fsre for the round trip
has been put In effect by Nebrsska line
hich appllea from janaary 19 to 21. the
period during which th meeting will last.
Tickets will be good returning as late- as
January 22.
The United Mine. Workers of America
will hold their annual meeting in Indian
apolis from January 18 to February 15. The
railroads haw announced" a rate of on
and one-third fare for th round trip to
apply for the occasion.
Th Kansas Stat Temperance -union has
requested the railroada to make a special
rate for the annual meet Ina; of the union to
be held at lopeaa, mil, xroro r epruary
18 to 18. The union was favored with a rate
of one and one-third rare xor th round
trip for it last convention and a proposi
tion to make th earn rate has been sub
mitted to. the lines Interratea lor the fb-
ruary meeting. , . ' '
Grata Iiwi Cspay.
Articles of Incorporation of the Mill
ing and Grain New company have
been filed with the county clerk. The In
corporator are: William Fulton, C. W.
Fulton. F. O. Clark, W. B. Furns and J.
H. Adams. The capital stock Is 820,000,
divided Into shares of 100 each. Ths new
concern will print news bearing upon the
milling Interests.
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Fair Receipt of All Stock vrltk Gea
orally Hirber Prices.
CHtCAOO, Dec. 10. CATTLE Receipts,
18.000 head; market strong to 100 bia-lier;
good to prime steers, 641)66.66; por to
medium. l.fc4l.60: stockers and feeders,
ll.76fc4.QDi cows, 1.5og4.28: heifers, I2.0t)
4.76; canners. Jl.oOitO; bulla, 81.754At.26;
calves, 2.6t)4.76. .. ' .
HOGS Receipts, 42.000 head: eetlmated
tomorrow, 35.000; market steady to 60
higher; mixed and butchers, 84 5ofc480; good
to choice heavy, 84 .66fl4 86; rough heavy,
84 404 66; light, 84.3l4.6; bulk of sales,
BlflCEP AND LAMB Receipts, 20,000
head; sheep lftjrtfio higher; lambs, KWilsc
higher; good to choice wethers. I3.75ia.4.5fl;
fair -to choice mixed, M.ott(8.76; .western
eep, t3.0UV 4.2 ; nmive tainus, i.uo.;
w.tern lambs. 6.00ijs.2S.
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ia City Live Stock Market.
ft CITT, Dec. 30. CATTLE R
o head, Including 150 southerns:
lady to 100 higher; export and
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trong, iszrt.ou; stocxera ana
i-ong, 12.604.00; southern steers.
trmii K2.kM14.10:. southern cows, steady.
Il.6tva2.60; native cows, strong to loo hither,
31 6(KU4.00; inative neirers, strong, k.viii iu;
bulls, string, $1.26(3.60; Calve, steady,
8J.6"n 50. )
HCHia Receipt. T.fJOO head: market.
steady but closed weak; top, M67H; bulk
at sW 14 404.62; heavy. t4 6044, 7:
packsrs, j4.4txtf-4.6o; pigs and .llghu, H it
BHEEPsND LAMBS Receipts, 800 head;
market stivng t 100 nigner; native iambs
U7Fi.6AT,' 1 western lambs. 84.266.10: fed
ewes, l2.7STt3.6t); western-fed yearlings, 81.64
tit.Si; stocKers am leeaere, 4z.outus.4u.
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t. Locals Liv Itoek Market.
aft T s-kl-TTLa n fJs . 4 A '"PI 7 0AUinl
Pa. Urv u iii, n;. rv - n i war-ticoci ng,
IKK) head, Including- 1,000 Texan; market
ftrtlvft And ttronK, without chanr; tiHtlv
hlpplnr ard export terti1 4 8fti50
Jk. ... ls..aA A K . . at . e 4l iaa, t fC
Ui vnavu lr7( a nil'.l uuilusi at'Pi"i -. wj . av
teem undeif 1 U0 m., 3.7a6,00; txkn
te. ivty v - irr tuns aaaiss 1 -
nera. ir otrri'z.su; puns, sz iiy
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nd feeders
12 264(1.76; ca
160: calvas.
steers, 2.5oa
1.70.
HOOS Reel
strong: plars a
14 4O-44.80; butc
BHEIF AND
market steady to
tt h'hifiO; lambs, t
I2.5034.CO; stockers
00; cows and baiter, 2.00$
llalita. 84.2fXi4.40: packers
ana best neavy, hhj
pts.
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MB8 Receipts, 100 bead;
strong; native muttons,
26t to: culls and bucks.
It Market.
80. -CATTLE
et active, strong
4oifi.l6; cows and
era and feeders
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Dec,
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head; mostly lc
Hum snu heavy,
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ST. JOSETPH." Mo.,
Receipts, 1.411 bead; i
to 10c higher: natives,
heifers. 1.50434.2S; sto
12 M4iH Oo.
MruliJ r?AAlr,4a 1A
lower; light, 4.6.674: n
14 HsfM t.
SHEKP AND LA MRU Receipts. l."l
head; msrket strong to ft btgherl lambs
16.46; wethers, 14.36. '
Mew Tork Llv mt k Market.
NEW TORK. Dee. f
celKla, 1,746 head; tn
on light receipts; bull
higher: native steers.
oxen. 13 2641 86; bulls. 12
filto. Cables quoted llv.
frlrerator beef Belling a
DEEDS filed for record yesterday, a fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust compuny, bonded abstracter, 1614
Fsrnam street: s
John K. George to Anton Matsoti. e 40
fuet w 160 feet lot 7, Maloney'a add. 4 226
Margaret Colvln to tha Omaha Realty
company, lota I, 4, 36 and 18, block 5, .
Faddork Place 1
1. c. Hutchinson to SVed I. Hub-' ;
bard, lot 8, block I, Saunders aV
Hlmebatigh's add to Walnut Hill... 750
Eitcaheth Oalllgher and husband to J. ,
Llndsey Thomas, part lot I, Griffin A
Smith's add ' t
Ollvar H. Hlack to C. PI. Cralar. lota I .
and 6. block X. Iltlllke's add - ' 160
D. V. Sholes company to Jane M.
Maokey, w a4 lot 6, block 4. Shull'8
aaa . , av
Julia E. Vandercook and husband to
Kdwln L,, Reeves, lot 4, block 364,
Florence - ' 1
Edwin L. Reeves to William R. Wall, -
same J. ' 1
William J. Chadwtck to Michael and
Mary . Diggin, lot 4, Haaa' subOlv
Jetter's add 1100
Mary Nuvak and husband to Ethel-
bert Todd, lot 4, block 3, rortiand , '
Place add ' 1
County treasurer to Continental Trust
company, lot 13, block US, Dundee .
T , 1 - V
r in.w , a
Same to same. 60 feet lot I, block 17,
CJ. V. DUlllll S WJU ,,. ' S
Ed Johnston and wife to Wladystaw .
WotaseK, lot 12 and et lot 11. block
1, Patterson's 1st add ISO
CniCAGO
MHmBAarOblS
Eduords,
a go.
Mala OHlce
Maatattaa Itldgf.
T. PAIL, MUX.
Dealer la
Sleek. Grain. Provlslcns
Bought and sold for oath or carried oa.
reaaonsbla margins, upon which a eounaW.
lion will be charged of on grain, ea
Stocks and on flax.
Private Wire.
Write for our market letter and privet
, telegraph cipher mailed free. '
ship ycuh Gnti;i to us
prompt Returns. Beat Facilities.
Liberal Advance. Usual CummlaalonA
BRANCH OFFICII I- -
OMAHA 108 Be Bldg. 'Phono 1614,
SOUTH OMAHA821 snd tM ExahADjr
Bid. 'Phone TS.
COUNCIL BLUfPS-to and 401 Sapp
Lldg. 'Pbon 174.
LIKCOLX. OKI HOI1EI
c. r
era,
ills I
, 131
CALVF.8 Kacelpta
firmer; i-lin veals, 60..
and Western ceivss, u
-BE3EVBS R
n to lOo- hisher
1 cows, l'au
' stsgs and
ao; cows, l.70
e steady, re
c per lb.
.ad; veals,
r; Writ yard
i
STOCKS AND tSOHDS
QRAIH AND PROVltlONS
W kav over 18 em.
aUfasroacoal 14 Stat aad Nt 6 Bakg,
OIB SAttriCA It Tttxt BttST.
, Out of Twwa Bwjlas aWkslted.
Oaasa aVaasftM tt fW.asa fat
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