Nebraska Newspapers

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TIIK OMAHA DAILY HKK: WKllNKSIiAY. DECEMBER 7, 1904.
CRM AM PMDCCE MARKET
NebraakV Corn Tlrviif t tha Gnlf in
Steady Stream for Liverpool
EXCELLENT DEMAND JOR CASH WHEAT
gperalatlve Prlcea Flaettjate la Ker.
raae Rang; Corn an Oale Uwtr
-WkMl 1.2 f) Case I g." mt
tn Balls aa4 Bears.
OMAHA. Deo. . 1001.
Nebraska's torn crop la bring snlpp.-d to
the auli very last. Oi lees i..an ..taMM)
bushel have been sold to aruve to ,tj
No. or netter for txporttln to Ll.erpooi.
it li 'ouch mo.e tn pritb.! iha. ihe
''x'IaS ' r"'n wl" ,ncr ovcr -evLus
y'-xlhat l may add 10 ihe va.ue of int
im.f.,HH crop, wi.lcn otnerwlse might
have in rn-i-t conce.irlme In mum. ini
lecelpte hi cur.t at due. go. Katvaa Cliy.
b.. iOuln anu Oman weie 16 crs to
day. O.naha rioiUig U. The uemai,d is
splendid and most of tha arm ala war.- ao.d
t-,in umcniiu, it ih nard fur tu;t.i o
meet ii, r iiulrem nt. Sol.d tr-.nloaua
ara lenviug daily for the irtiii put and
more win to low. The Auiima Uialn com
1 any hu hi an tin heaviest srl.er and t la
u.h.. a nuyei. 'Iw.muy Hon nva sold
lively, tii Exchange Oraln company and
otheis. lloe, bum Um.k rump ny of
Ch.cagr has been the iiirvI at buyer. All
i urn taken t. Malvestun baa been on tne
basis of S'i. 1 or beder topping- In Umahi
ior liiaiwrtlon. Kansaa CI y. t.alve ton and
Missouri miller havir beeu on tha local
tiOur buying.
v hcainpeculative Interests In wheat
wore rut her favorable to lower prices
early, but they changed an the session ad
vanced find ahowi'd more disposition to
boy. Dlnpatche from Liverpool showed
higher prices; there waa a difference of
opinion regarding Argentine affalra. but
mere waa local Interest enough In Chicago
in keep mattera moving. May waa the
center of Interest and wise ones anw or at
leant thought that they saw an opportunity
for making a little money on the long aide
tlguting out that Armour'a buying la of
a haracter to ptomlite higher figure. Ar
mour seemed to peg May wheat around
l l-'-Vlt 12, buying whenever it reached
these figure. The Inside was the low point,
marking the decline shortly after tha open
Ing. from whence It reco-ered with a din
Piny of strength elsewhere to $1.14. There
whs some profit taking at 11.14, thin being
lc above yeaterday'a close. From here
there waa a reaction to $1.13. or So below
where It closed Monday. December waa
practically hk'ni: lower than yesterday.
Minneapolis was strong with other mar
kets. The Omaha cash trade waa good, with
an excellent demand Tha aalea published
elsewhere show the range and test.
Corn The Urge receipts at the chief mar
kets continues to bear prices, although for
a time there was more steadiness. It is
Just a little harder to break prlcea than
It waa a week ago. December, because of
the closing of many contracts and the
arrivals In such large amounts, broke c
to 46c; May opened at 44c and went off V.
Oata The tendency of thla cereal la still
to lower figures. May breaking c, the
usual decline being about Vc. December,
Ho off.
Oraaba Cash Prlcea.
WHEAT No. I hard, tl.ft'iJ1.07: No. 8
hard, $).ittJl.o6; No. 4 hard, 9654U98c; No. 3
spring. fl.ua.
cof
No; 2, JaVo; No. 3. lVKc
ic: rut), i.
;e; no graue, if kiij.c; io z yei.r.w, e;
No. I yellow 38Hc; No. 3 white. S8c; No. 3
white, S8e.
OAT8 No. 1 mixed, 28c; No. mixed, 87c;
No. 4 mixed, 28c; No. 2 white, 29o; No. I
white. 28Vc; No. 4 white, 27',Wj2c; giand
urd, 2Hc.
Omaha Cash Wales.
WHEAT 1 w No. I hard, 52 Iha.. 9tV.
1 car No. 4 hard. 98c; 1 car No. 8 hard. $1.03
f. o. b.; 1 cr No. 3 hard. $1.04 f. o. b.; 1
car No. t new. n'4 lbs., $1.03; 1 car No: 4
new, 63 lbs., 97c; 1 car No. 8 new, bi lbs..
$102; 1 car No. 3 new, &ftt lbs., $1.03; 1 car
No. 3 new, 564 lbs., $1.04; 1 car No. 8 new,
674A lbs., 31.06.
CORN-1 car No. 8. 38tc; 1 car No. 4, 38c.
OATH 2 cars No. 3, 28Hc.
Oraaba Futares.
Corn Open. High.
December 29 39'4
May 38V 38V,
Car Lot Receipts.
Wheat.
Chicago
Mlnruaspallg, -.
Dulutn ..........!,
Kansas City .....
St. Louis
Omaha
Totals
Grata' Markets Klsairkere.
Closing; price at tha following markaia
today and Monday wers:
CHICAGO.
Low. Close.
3m 3i
dreaded weak; western chickens. llHHca
fowls, 10tllc; turkeys, lFis,..
ihicago c;bI5 ad pROViaioa
Featarea at ac Tra4llag mm ClaalaaT
Prices Board mt Trade.
CHICAGO. Dec. Contradictory advices
regarding alleged damage to the Arg-ntlna
crop caused a whipsaw market In wheat
here today. At the close a wri k undertone
prevailed. May being off 'i". Corn Is down
Ho, oats show a loss of Uti V and pro
visions bfi'MC.
A practli-al dental of yesterday's sensa
tional reports of damage 'to the crop In Ar
gentina caused an easv opening In wheat
here. May wan off VjfSc at $1.1.161 -"W.
tn tha Initial break shorts covered quite
freely and there waa fair buying by the
principal bull Intereats. As a result May
advanced to $1.13. Persistent selling by
pit traders, however, soon caused another
reaction, which carried May down to II 1ZV
Toward the middle of the session sentiment
became deckledly bullish and the market
advanced sharply. May selling up to $1.14.
One cause of tha rally a a pnrtial con
firmation by a well known British crop
statistician of the damage reporte from
Argentina. Another factor partly respon
sible for the upturn was a material de
crease In the world's available stocks-a de
crease of 2.ft24.wr bu., compnred with an In
crease of tW.orin bu. the corresponding time
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS?
Indnitntl Iatuet Mike Volatile Advucei
aid Maay Bocant FaTtritts Unstable.
GENERAL FEAR THAT REACTION IS AT HAND
Steady ProMt Taking f'aaaea lew
that Prleea Have Beea Fareed
Higher Thaa la Warraaled
T Caadltloas.
NKW YORK. Dec. Individual atocka
made volatile advances today, but thev
were of h character lesa lmprwtve to stock
market sentiment than some ef thoae that
have f.hot up in the recent past. There
were also fewer of thfm. The Instability
of other recent favorites at the altitude
vwiim'u iiiey naa oeen Tircen neaox some i a
suspicion of these movements, which cul- a u. nt...
mlnated in the violent break In pne at I da musos ..
tne last. speculators who have bought tn new . r
RUN HH rrnt v 1 1, , t ihav wniUil
a year ago. Small primary recHpta mi hit upon the one that was to enjoy me
gave aaamonai impetus io me iohiht nei movement or this dcrlptlon or those
prices. Ijite In the day the market became who have hoped that the whole maraet
weak on liberal profit-taking. Final ii'iota- I would be carried along by evmpathv with
tiona on Mav were at tl.13'4. Clearances the streneih nr ...iu uu 'r heutnnitir
of wheat and flour were eqiial to 4".0 hir ( o reflect their disappoint nient by acek.ng I " it.
i i; . T " WPre "" i 1 i"' sp" out. i he general level of tne mar- , Cnirsl of 0
"" "'""" ou. a foil "" !"" , "rl noi Deen responsive to aavsnciug 0 i inr
iMiiuiii ana i nicago rf pin icu i"tii, tendencies ror several das past ana ine
i4 cara. against 873 cars last week and .mi steady protlt-taklng at different indnta
throughout the list has caused the lenr
that a reaction Is at hand.
News of general conditions doe not offer
an explanalinn for a decline In stocks ex
cept for the reason that prices may have
oecn pushm nigner than waa warrantee iy
cars a venr mm
The corn market was under considerable
selling pressure throughout the entire day.
Liquidation at times was quite urgent, but
covering by shorts held the market fairly
aieaay nt a moorate .neciine. large pr
tnary receipts and the Improved quality of I actual improvement in conditions. There
local arrlvula were the principal bear fac- was annie remaining disquiet thte morning
over newly resumed gnld exports, but the
distinctly eauler tone of money, both for
call and time loans made any solicitude on
thla subject seem mlpplared. No borrow
ers seemed ri:ii.,,i m tuke Innna at nres-
cnmmlsslon houses was a feature of today ; , ent rates except for short periods, and the 1 L. N iml
trading In oats. The market waa Inclined : average rate for call loans today fell to 'Offered.
lore. May opened n shade to ,'a,io lower
at M'Wiic, sold mi to 44c ami ciosen ai
445t,H4V- Iocal receipts were fi36 cars,
with IS of contract grade.
Liquidation of the Oecemner delivery iy
alrlv steady at about parity nnd closed
mmer. Japanese wero easier. . Imi-erlai
Japanese government ha of lw4 were q noted
ut m..
PAKIH. Dec. . Trading on the bourse
toOav opened dull. oening to resliiatlons
and at tne i lose the market wa culm Kus
slan Imperial 4s were quoted at 92.91) and
hnsstan bonds of lSi at aii2.
HKML1N. Dec. a. The business on the
bourse today mae uneventful and the trans
actions were light.
e lark Mnay Mstttl.
NEW YORK. Dec. .MONEY-Oii ial.
steadv. 3m-t P?r ccni(-,r?iig bid IW of
fered at I'M per ce.,.. Time ,m m. aa . . jil
oays. t mp and mntlis, 81e per nn .
I KiAlK ikth.KCAM'1- ifclt
per cent. '
STErUJNO tXCHANOEF.tmer. with
actual business In banks s tills st I ..ol'
RlUi fne ,limnd and at J 4 iT'XW 4 To for
o-day lb a; imstet rate'. 4 4H and t4t,
41.R7H; commercal bills. -4 tt. 4V
fllLVEn Bar. 69-c; Mexl an doll ra. ;Sc.
BONDS Oovernment. steady; raliroad,
stenrly.
The following are the quotation on
stocks and bonds:
IT a f rrm . 1W. Mlr.h"in r. m. .... 1
.li'f 3tx. mrai
.tin's In 1st Inr I
tewv, Minn, m St. U 4 ... I
lJOH .. K. A T. 4 lean
.111 do I
N. R. R. of M c. !'
N. Y. I'. X. !
.102 N. J. C. I IMS
. H So. Pli-llr is UH'
. 4o i. n
.in' y. . 4t i'H
. t o . L. 4 pr....1";vl,
.IMS fonn. pnnr ! l"''t
. ft Rmdlnc pn 4a I "IN
.107 St. L. I. M r S .114
MAHA LIVE ST6CH MARKET
Demantl for Cattle Equal to 8 apply aid
' Pricei Held Steady to BtroBg. '
HOGS WEAK TO A SHADE LOWER
Liberal Deraaad for Fat Sbeen mm
lamas aad Market Baled Active,
stlth Prleea Stroaaj All Araaad,
Feeders Also Fally Steady.
POt'TH OMAHA. Dc. . 14.
Hogs. Sheep.
So cnusnn
in nl4 4s. reg
tfo cnupoa ....
Atrhlaon gen. 4a
n dj. 4
Atlantic r. L
Bal. A Ohio 4a.
10 o!5
17.247
15 S47
I7,M
15fT
7.TVS
HhS7
I.M3
n.aoo
8.243
1B..W
S.J77
14 VA
15.14.1
28.8
rh. a o. 4n
ctilmio a. iv .
:. n u n. 4..
('. M. P I 4t.
c'. N. w. r. .
C. R. I. P. 4...
4o ml. ft
roc. st. L. m. 4
rtungo Tar. 4
t'im. Tobacco 4a....
Coin. A So. 4
D. R. O. 4t
Krla prior lien 4a.
do gen. 4a. ...... .
r w k- ir. c. u.
Horhlng Val. '.
itnf. 4a...
Mi St. L. r. fx 4a. atn
llW St. I.. S. W. la JH
. Seaboard A. U 4a U
.111 Ro HHIf 4
. ! t. Ratlvav ta 11)0
. P4 Taa i P la IIS
.imilT.. St. L A W. 4a.. M'a
. W I nlon Pa, ISc 4a !'
. a4 I do tooi IU'4
. S V. ft. Steal Id Ra 2S
.111 Wabah la IH1
.111 do dab. B
. H2S, W A b. K. 4a 94
.inn, Wla. rantral 4 92'.i
.111 it'o1o. Fual c. & S7
.lf I
to follow the action of corn. Mav oncned
unchanged to a shade lower at 3"Vtf
S'V. sold down to ;4UU,c and closed at the
low point. Local receipts were 13 cars.
Provisions were weak as a result of llb
eial rei.-elpts of hogs at the yarda. There
was a fairly active trade, with considerable
ptesaure of offerlnga. At the close May
pork was off 17Vfirac at $12.85? 12 S7'i; ribs
were 5P74o lower at $6.72Vi; lord was off
ic at $7 10.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat,
71 cars; corn, 289 cars; oats. 65 cars; hogs,
48000 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclea.1 Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.! Yes'y.
Wheat
Deo.
May
July
Corn
Dec. Mav
Julv
Oata
Deo.
Mav
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan. May
Rilia
Jan.
My
1 UV
1 W
1 Ortai
I
44Vil
444'U
44T
WT4.
3"4n
1 11
1 14
i or
4h:
4V
44
I I
1 14! 1 Vr,
1 1241 1 13W
Wtl 1 00i
1 US
i n
34 H-r cent. Rterlinc exchanae. indeed, was
firmer here and lower In BrHn, while the
price or gold advanced in London, nut me
export of gold Is regarded Re a transaction
uninfluenced by exchange Just aa Is the Im
port of $5i,iu now on the way here from
l'arls There was a disposition amongst
the trader" to ascribe the dull and neg.ected
market of the morning to a desire to await
the presidents me.aage. The hour after
the meseage appeared waa the strongest
Boston Stork Market.
BOSTON. Dec. 6. Call loans. SiM per
cent: time loans, 45 per cent, official
closing of stocks and. bonds:
Atcblaon adj. 4a.... Wa Waatlns. common
do 4a Hil-v aavamure
Hefelpts were: Catti.
Official Monday S.9i
Official Tuesdav 3.
Two days this week 7. SI
Same days last wek .417
Same days meek before. lr.Oit;
Pame threo weeks ago. .K.Kia
8;i me four weeks ago S.riH
Same dava last vear S 413
RECEIPTS FOR THK Y EAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the rclptl ot
cattle, hogs and atierp at South Om ih for
the year ti date, with comparison with laat
1804 lat
Cattle Sa.Q.?ii l.l IK
Hogs 2.113 574 2 tt".1.2S
Bheep 1.iWi.47 1.752,042
The following (ni,i i .
price of hogs at South Omaha for the Inst
several days, with comparisons:
Inc.
Dec
12.8SS
jti.ats
71,5f4
the a vera 4
Data. 1(04. Iinoa. i02. 11901. lQ0.t' IJ
2S' n 4 4TTI W
a S R71 4 ?' "
i M 4 W I Ml
Mat. ('antral 4a...
Atfhlaon ...
do pfd . .
Ronton A Albany.
period of the dav a market and resulted In I u",on "ln--a
fairly comprehensive advance to above i n.",,"n , IJl"1 "
last night a level In the standard, stock, j 5rJaa 1 ran" ral "
which nau nung Daca up to mat lime. i n. r N. H A It.
Atlantic
Blngbam
ral. A Heels
Centennial
!lV'oppr Ranrn ...
IU1. 1 I w W !
It wna uftdr an Ititurvul nf heallatton that i-L,.-' Mivmi.i.n cl
the market broke to the. extreme low level, i Arner. Area. Chest... J 'Frantiiis
74 Allnun
. 7V AmlmtJ
.10HI Amarlran Zinc
.tS2
.17!
4 40
44H 44V-Mi'47'4i
44H 444! i
which waa modlMed onlv bv the scramble of
room shorts to make quick profits, causing
some sudden rallies. TN ecramble of
short gave color to the tupprs.tlon that the
break was due to a concerted raid, espe
clajly on Amalgamated. Copper, in which
the attack was trumpeted by advance ad
vertising. Others attached importance to
the dlscusa4on which arose on tha presi
dent's recommendation of authority to the
Interstate Commerce Commlemon to nx
28'4
H 30,'' i rullroad rates, although some such suggea-
12 77HI 12 7T4! '2 60
13 U2Vs 13 02HI 80
12 2H
12 374
0 I 90 6 K7HI 8 174j
7 12H 7 124 7 07H: 10
IS7HI
( 75
6 B7HI
6 774
6 524
a 70
6 55 I
7241
12 824
13 16
- 6 24
7 15
6 60
80
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOl.'ll Steady; winter patents, $5 10
5.20: straights. $4.sWa.0O: spring patent-,
$4.905.40; straights, $4.8034.9O; bakers. $3.50
1j. 1.90.
WHEV i. 2 spring, $1 .1001.16; No. S,
I1.0WS1.1--,; .. 2 rel, $1.1441.16.
CORN N.i. 2. 44c; No. 2 yellow, 47c.
OATS No. 2. 2Sr; No. 2 white, 314&32c;
No. S white. 294831c.
RYE NO. t 74o.
BARLEY Good feeding. 38c; fair to
choice malting. 42i?I51c.
SEEDS No 1 flaxseed. $1.18; No. 1 nor h
western, $1,224- Prims timothy, $2.70. Clo
ver, contract grade. $12.60.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. $11.35
4711.40. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $6.83. Short ribs
sides (loose), $6.374(fi'4 674; short clear
sides (boxed), $6.874&7.n0.
, Receipts. Shipments
tlun haa crime from the railroads them'
nelvea as the only means to do away with
the antl-trurt law provision against agree
ments on rates. By others It will inferred
at the studied Ignoring of the subject of
the tariff In the message waa to be ac
cepted as an Intimation of a special mes
aage on the subject and a probable ad
vocacy of revision. Tha news of the day
waa favorable to property values. The
1-ackawanna "melon'' of $5 per share, or 10
per cent, proved about half the advance In
the price of the atock for some, single days
recently.
Honda were ateady. Total sales, par
value. $4,5,OiW. I'nlted States bonds were
steady.
Following were the sales and range of
prlcea on the Stock exchange today:
Sales.Hlgh.Low.uiose.
AtchlKon
do pfd
Baltimore & Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
Central of N. J...
ll.KW 8S4
l.S'O 10S4
55.EKIO 101
3,110
Mt
Chesapeake & Ohio. 49.HO
.... W .
....16H
.... 71
....143
.... 54
....1.014
' 636'. 136
f -a.1
9 100
177 19
104 ' 4
1.306 259
Wheat
December May
July
Corn
December ,
May
July
Oata
Deoember May
July
Wheat
December May
Corn
December May
Wheat
December May
Corn
December
May .......
Wheat '. .
May
Wheat
December May
ST. LOUIS.
1.134
. I.004
46
44a
. 444
804
304
1.10,
1.137k
'
424
KANSAS CITT.
1.04
, 1.04S
404
41i
Today. Monday.
1.13
1.0O4
4
447,
45
SV
1.12
1.144
434
434
1.04
1.04
40T4
41
Flour, bbls
Wheat bu
Corn, bu...
Oats, bu ..
Rye. bu ..
Barley, bu
3.9HO I
2S.900
93.0HO
7U0.4OO
121.800
5.5'X
70,420
On the Produoe exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 16t(264c;
dairies. 1622c. Egg, strong at mark; rase
included, 20432bc: firsts, 26c; prime firsts,
28c; extras. Sue. Cheese, steady, 11012c.
Chicago & Alton...
do pro
Chicago O. W
C. & N. W
C. M. A St. P
do pfd
Chicago T. & T
Ark t.lM .
7b. 0 i cT. l A at. L....
4ir?.7"0 , f' irdo Southern...
, do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Delaware & Hudson.
Delaware, L. & W...
Denver & Rio Grande
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfJ
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do ufd
Illinois Central
COO
9,200
4')
134,
ll'l
50,
44
244
21"
874 S7'4
10.1 103
9 '4 1004
1324 1324
1H3
49
434
210
04 2:
1d,BiO 1754 1734
104. '0
900
23.900
.inn
1.900
1,400
'it'll)
Km
'.1 10
185
144
264
22
58
84
18(14
14
244
24
584
32
192
44
40
80
,234
084
1734
184
13'4
244
90
22
584
33 V
7.3U0 1904 1874 187 V
. IWPT4 OilCT 1 '
do rjfd.
K. C. Southern .
do pfd
I L. & N
I Manhattan L
! Met. Securities..
1 Metropolitan St.
1 . , 1: a. a
MINNEAPOLIS.
DULUTH.
1.15V. 1.15-4
1.14V
1 144
1.15V,
1.17
SEW VOHK (IEMEH.4I, MABKKT
Uootatloaa of tha Day oa Varloaa
, . . Coraraodltlea. . .
NKW TORK, Dee. $.-FLOlTR-Reeelpta,
24,. 'il bbl. ; export, 1,948 bins; marktt linn
and nominally htgner; Minnesota patents,
to.MXUh.16; ' Minntaota baaera, $4.wku4.,6;
winter patents, to.iw 0; winter straignta.
$6 .(.. w;1 winter extras, $3.frti4.30; winter
low grades, fi-tfiilM 10. Rye flour, qu.et;
salts. &0 LI-ls ; tali to good. $4 V4. ,0;
choice to fancy, $4 i64i6.00. liuckwheat flour,
easy; per cat., $2.ooi2.20.
R If K Nominal.
UARUKy-Steady; feeding. 44c, c. I. f..
New York; maliin. 4ug.'!. o. 1. (., buffalo.
HEAT Receipts, 20.000 bu.: spot mar
ket caay; No. I rod. nominal elevator; No.
2 red, 81.204 f o. b., afloat; No. 1 north
ern, Duluth, i.zt4: r. o. o., anoat, no. 1
hard, Manitoba, $1.08, f. o. b.. afloat. Open
ing a trifle higher, wheat yielded on de
nials of the Argentina rust damage. Ral
lied agajn by good aupport at Chicago and
11 bullish statement of world's atoiks tne
market finally gave way under bear pres
sure and closed 46Hc net lower. May,
$1 1444-1.164. closing at $1.144: July, $1.04,
ll closed, $1.05; Decrinber, I1.1840
l lto.. closed $1,184-
CORN Receipts, $1,175 bu. ! exports, fSJ
bu. p,t market easy; No. 2 nominal, ele
vator, and 66c, f. o. b, afloat; No. t yel
low. I6u; No. 1 white, 654c. Option market
weakened again today under liberal re-i-t
lpta, better, . grading; - and - favorable
weather conditions, closing 44-Ao net
lower; May, 5o4i0MO4c, closed at 60,c;
December closed at fc4c-
OATS Receipts. 81 bu..: spot market
dull; mixed oata, 20 to 32 lbs.. 344J4c;
natural while, to to 42 lb., 36-i37c; clipped
white, 86 to 40 lbs., 86c. ,
FEED Steady; apring bran. $20.00; mid
dlings. $16 90, city; $17.oCtJ17.60.
Hul'S (Julet ; state, common to choice,
1904 crop, 3ur38c; 1903 crop. tf c; olda, 14o;
Pacific coast, 1M04 crop, $y0 Uul crop,
VKaMV. Olds. 14(3170.
niDES-FIrm; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
18c; California. 20 to 24 lbs., lo; Texas dry,
24 to 80 lbs.. 144c.
LKATHER-Flrm; acid, W&a.
PRuVIalONS-Hrcf, firm; mesa. $9.0O850;
beef hams, $22.Out-3.50; packet, llOnjiO J0
city extra India me's, $14 50jfl4 5o. Cut
meats, quiet; pickled bellies. $7,604)4.26;
plcklod shoulders. $7 o; pickled hams, -VM
fjW. Lard, dull; weatern steamed. $7.80;
December closed at 17 Hu. nomiiiMl; re"ii.l.
1I11II; continent. $7.ti; comMund. $6 174tf
6 76. Pork, steady; family, $16 (xuYi6 60; aho. t
clear. $l 75Jlao; mesa. 8l3.2MtrIi.75.
TALlXJW-Dull; city ($2 per pkg ). 4Sc;
country tpkgs. free), 4c.
RICE r inn; domestic, fair to extra. 2T
6ac; Japan, nominal.
TALIW-Dull; city ($2 per pkg), 4He;
BUTTER Firm: western factory, conj
oint! to cfiolcf. J3V lie
CHEESE Firm: state full cream, small,
Beptember, colored and white, fancy, ljo:
alato, late made, poor to choice. 844ille;
alata. large, l-Wpteniber, colored and white,
fancy. uo: atate. lata made, colored, good
to choice. lOtiic; state, late made, whl a.
fancy. 104c; slate,' poor to prime. 8t lc.
Kiltls 8lron; weaternt fine selsct'd. (2c;
west MM-ras" best. St"tJlc.
Hol'LTKY Alive, steady; western cil"k
". 11c; taals, li.-; lojaej", iPgiic;
St. Loots Gralu and rTovlsloas.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 6 WHEAT Market
lower; No. 2 red cash, elevator. $1.114; "'A-Vr.",
track, $1.16; December. $1.1074; May. $1.13 Iodw.antfdntr,il "
1.14; no. 2 nard. 11.10rg1.12.
CORN Market lower; No. 2 rash, nomi
nal; track, 454g46c; December, 424c; May,
424c
OATS Market lower: No. 2 cash. 314c:
track. S??324c: No. 2 white. 334'?34c. Metropolitan St. Ry.
FLOl'R Steady to t-ong; red wlnfr ' Minneapolis St. L.
11a lent. S5.25-g5.36; ' pedal brands. 5.4ar m.. St. P. & 8. St. M.
6 60; extra l.n.cy, HJlfjI.1; cler. $4 1! , do pfd
4.40. Mirwouti Pacific
SEED Timothy, sle-dv $2.0o?(2.4 . ; Missouri. 1C. & T....
CORNMKAL Steady, $2.60. do pfd
HRAN lCaav; sucked, east trick. 86?i87o. i N. R. H. of M. pfd...
HAY-Sleady; tlmnhy, as.ttXfi 12.00; prairie 1 New York Central...
$o00(10.0i. I Norfolk & Western..
(RON COTTON TIES S3c. I do pfd
B AQUINO 7'uc. Ontario & Western..
HEMP TWINE-6W-. P.nn.vlvanla
PROVI8TK8 Pork. lower; Jobbing p.. c. C. 4 8t. L...
$11. 6. Iard lower: p-irr.e steamed, $i.j4. Reading
paoon. lowe-; boxed, ex r-: short' $7,024: ; do 1st pf1
cle r rlb. $7,874: short ebar. -.124. ' do 2d pfd
POlTf TRY Market t dy; ch f-kens Rock Island Co
74c; spr'ngs 114c; turkeys, 14c; duckg. 9:; do pfd
gesa 74c ! St. L. & S. F. 2d pfd
BUTTER-Market higher; creamery, 1 St. L. Southwestern
28c: delv. ri21c. do pfd
KOOS Market ateady nr "40, (it con t Southern Pacific,
ttscip s. s upments
Flour, bbls 9.000 ?i.n))
Wheat, bu .IXKO 48.00
(!o'n. bu 4. "on 65 0l
Oat 4, bu 26.0 24,000
oo
92,. 00
4.300
3.6(10
500
1.700
34
88
41
77
584
94
95
$3
39 vt
744
674
93
92
321.4
ctf
894
754
56
90
93
0.40 1674 W4 156",
2.400 31 304 8OV4
Kansaa Clt firala anil ! nvlalnna.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 6 WHEAT
Higher; December. $1.04; May. $l.P4Vi1.l474i;
July. 91 41b' 92c: cash. No. 2 hard, $1.0691.08;
No. 8. $1 034il.06; No. 4, BRr(i'$1.02; No. 2 red,
U.MaVl.f; No. 3. $1.03.
CORN Steady; December. 4074fi41c; May,
41o; cash, No. 2 mixed. 4:'fl424c: No. S,
41V64V4-.'c; No. 2 white. 42c; No. 3. 414c.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white, 804j31c; No.
2 m(d SOi-
HAY Steady: choice timothy, $9.(Xg9.50;
chol-e nrairle. $7 MKn7.76.
EGGS Firm; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltewood caaes Included. 26c; case
count, 23c; esses returned. V,o less.
BUTTER Creamery, 21fU3c; dairy, 17c.
Recelnts Shipment'.
Wheat, bu 24.000 62.4u)
Corn, bu 53.6011 3il.4(io
Outs, bu 3,000 9.0UO
ATsII'bte Supply nf Grain.
NEW YORK. Deo. 6. Soeclal cable and
telegraphic advlcea received by Bradatreet's
show Iha following chances In available
sumilles as compnred with Inst account
9t4
111.800
200
3" a)
12.400
1.700
90
2.300
.80
14.600
Southern Paclrtc pfd. l.W'O
Southern Railway.
do pfd
Texas & Pacific....
T.. St. L. & W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
Wheeling At U B..
Wisconsin Central
do pfd
Mtxican Central...
Adiimn Express ....
American Expres
r. S. Express
Wells-Fargo Express ....
Amalga. Copper.. ..1.
AmerTcon C. & F.... 2.JO0
do pfd '
American Cotton Oil. 5.IKO
do pfd
American Ice
do pfd
American Linseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive...
do pfd
American 8. R
lo pfd
Amer. Sugar Rffm..
Anaconda M. Co....
Tlronklvn R. T
Colorado F. ft I
1.3 a) 574
oia stc,
100 614
1B.900 1474
8.0U0 82
6.300 1244
'sno 91 "
KW 1474
19.700 111
2,500 844
2.9d0 U474
100 424
2.200 141
12,9'JO 774
7!7(a) 44i
la.O'AI 1J94
m 7Vfc
824
60
294
614
144a
1074
81 4
113
. . . I
904
5
294
51
1444
1U74
814
1J8
C2
904
1V'4 145
1094, 1104
28,8i W
2.21.U
2,000
S.H
40,rxo
800
-1.0M)
9ilO
300
6.0UO
91
834
364
844
K84
284
6i4
SO7
1174
874
97
S74
874
5i4
1154 1184
954 9t
34
64
424
1394
764
434
13i4
78
7H
91
824
86
6:4
684
27
59
654
117
V
954
87
354
644
284
204
284
47
224
23 .
20
'tS
464
ao 2124 H14
son
1.600
l.t0
804
344
V,
874
96
84
39
7li4
83i
K'i
3b
f574
8
38
s'.70O 854 S44
100 ioi4 114 1024
834
42
1894
76
90
484
1384
78
804
904
82
35
834
68
164
59
654
117C
364
j4
87
364
(5
114
95
23
46V,
'-'14
235
ni
120
244
774
334
-"4
864
96
84
884
17
88
344
do Dfd M Oraiur
Amr. Pnon. Tuba... '4 ) Roralo
Amar. Sugar
do pfd
Amar. T. A T
Amar. Woolen ....
do pfd
Dominion I. AS..
General Rlec. Illu.
Oaneral Electric ..
Maaa. Rlrrtiie
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
fnllart Fruit
147' Mohawk
...131 .Mont. C. A C.
...147 Mild Dominion .
. .. MVOaoeola
... ts4 rrot
. .. 18k Qulnry
...Sol Shannon
...1D7 Tamarack
. .. 144 Trinity
... UVfc I'. 8. Mining..
... 39'.k,C. 8. OU
...107 il'tah
In I tad Shoe Math.... '.Victoria ..
do pM 31 (Winona ..
V. f. Steel jjUWolverlne
do pfd 9Hl
Bld. "Asked.
London t o e 4-iotatlous.
" LONDON. Dec. 8 Closing:
Conaola, money 7't N. Y. Central
do account IH 4-14 Norfolk A W
Ana-onda S do pfd
Atrhlinn 1 904 Onurlo A W
do pfd I'1
Raltlmiira A Ohlo....l31a
137 Vi
. .10
.. 34
Pannarlvanls
Rand mlnea
Kradlni
do lat pfd
do M pfd
Southern Hallway ..
do pfd
Southern Pactfta ....
I'nion Pacific
i.M do pfd
rVt. . steel
V do pfd
.2' Wabtih
.nau ilo pfd
. Tpanlah 4a
firm. !74t Vf ounce.
money I4f(jli pi-r cent.
The rate of dlacount in the open market
for short bills Is 2 13-10fi24 per cent; for
three months' bills, 2oj.- per cent.
Canadian Pail 9,
('haa. A Ohio...
Chicago Ot. W.
C . M. A St. P
DrHeera
Hanfer A R. O.
do pfd
Brie
do lat pfd...
do Id pfd...
Illinois Central ,
Loula. A Naah..
V.. K. A T
PI LVER Bar.
..
.. 1'4
.. 77'
.. 124
.. 174
.. MS
. .s7
.. 274
.. 494
. . u
.. 454
.. 12
.. 1
.. 24
.. M
.. 4Vi
..
.. "
.. J4
..115
.. 9
..135
.. 114
.. 21
.. 114
.. 444
.. 4.
.. 114
..106
.144
. 7R
. r4
. 464
. 714
. 114
. 42
. 44
. 4
. M
. 94
. 4
.1144
. 974
. S3 4
. 96S
. 34
. 474
. us
Vo 14.
No. n.
Nov. 'J.
Nov. 17.
Nov. IS.
Nov 19.
Nov. 80.
Nov. 21.
Nov. 22.
Nov. 2.1.
Nov. :i.
Nov 25
Nov. 2ft.
Nov. 27
Nov i.
No-, ffl.
Vnv II
I Dec. 1 .
Dec. 2.
Dec. 3.
I Dec. 4..
1 Dec. 5..
Dec. (. .
4 i4l
4 tMSI
4 at I
4 71 1
4 6641
4 634,
I
4 674'
4 5141
4 af I
" I
4 474
4 824 :
I
4 IHijl
4 4UI
4 42U1
4 4 4
4 484.
4 7V
a
4 4' .141'
4 39
4 671
I
4 561
4 461
4 891
4 461
4 4i
4 44'
I
4 31
4 ':oi
4 isi
1
4 201
4 24!
a 1
4 341
4 '6
4 12
4 il
4 43'
4 37-
8 41 1 1 4 b. :i 8
6 31 ! 6 63! 13 861
( 29! 6 63! 4 781 I
6 2' 73 I 7:.; 3 .'81
n 6 aii 4 -( 1 'i
26! 6 75i 4 76! 3 86'.
., 6.; 4 7- f
6 1JI I 6 86 2 :i
6 0i S 7-i! I 3 771
5 99 ft 711 4 7( I
I 5 73! 4 76 8 7C.I
6 0?! I 4 711 3 73!
6 C9' 8V "! sv(
I of! 4 6J! 3 li
6 09 I 4 Ull 3 7!
6 08 ! 6 96; 13 76
K II' 5 a, 4 64' '
6 ?2! 5 K 4 6g i 8 811
(1 4 6 liV 4 ""' t Si'
6 17! 6 C9' 4 81! 3 86!
t 41
8 9i
I X
i :i.
3 T.
t 29
a
"'.
8 37
8 4
8 4
8 18
a si
a
3 20
8 19
21
3 25
3 2
2
a
3 '7
8 35
1 steer 100 I 80 1 calf 27D 4 00
1 s;er r 114 1 calf 3e $.0
W. H Eads Wyo.
26 feeders.. ims $ 70
J. J. Belshe Wyo
Scows Ids) 2 7S t feeders .1240 i 6
7 cows lit 4 2 75 21 feeders. . 11S2 $ o
3 rows 1162 $ 75 1 fe d- r .1180 J 60
Jo ferders.. $ 4 t feeders., 8 f
2 Heart.. ..1015 3 4" 1 bull 13V 1 7J
1 steer 30 $41 1 Lull .1470 ' 15
1 ster 94 $40 1 eter $80
1 steer 117) 1 t t steers. ...l?o 1 )
1 teer 1;10 $ 80
H JGS Receipts were fslrly liberal st all
points this morning and Chicago snd Kan
sas City were quoted week to 5c lower.
Psckers here started In to pound prices
and succeeded In taking off about T4", as
compared with yesterday's sversge Some
of the psckers were even more bearish than
that and claimed they whuld rot buy hogs
unless thev could set them sbotit a nlcket
lower. The de-nand. though, proved to
be qul'ellbera!. from ehlrners ss wall as
from locsl psckers. so that the market
gnlned In strength ss the morning sdvs need
and toward the close it was sctlve and
nesrly steady with Yesterday's average.
fw 1. . . t l. .11 k w .. -..1.1 -1 li n4 1
$4 40, with the choicer loads largely st 4 4'.-4
and $4 46. As high ss M.fO waa paid for
some prime hoga. The hulk of the offer
Ins was disposed of In good season, hut
some of the trains were late, which pre
vented an rarly close.
an r Vn Sti
110 4 14 7t J'
;y 1 174
Indicates Sunday. indicates holiday
The official ntinioer 01 cara of stock
brought In by each road was:
Cattle. Hobs. Shceo.H'rs.
C, M. & St. P. Ry.... 15
Wahaah 1
Mo. Pacific Ry 8
U. P. System 3
C. ft N. W. Ry 6
F.. K. ft M. V. R. R. 16
C, St.. M. ft O. Ry.. 11
H. ft M. Ry 33
C H. ft Q. Ry 11
K. C. ft St. J S
C, R. I. ft P., east.. 18
C. R. I. ft P.. west.. 5
Illinois Central 2
Chicago Ot. W 4
Total receipts
.172
a 2 .:
3 1 ..I
3 ; I
J 16 4
13
40 3
8
18 10
17 8
li! .'.'
4
4
4 .. ..
178 36 4
The dlnofillfin of the day's reeelote was
as fullows. each buver purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hoe. Shu-
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Armour ft Co
Swift and Co.. K. C...
Cmlahy Fucking Co
I Armour ft Co., Denver..
Armour ft Co.. Boo City.
Vansant A Co
Carey ft ltcnton
Lohman & Co
, McCreary ft C
W. I. Stephen
Hill ft Huntzinger
Huston ft Co
Hamilton & Rothschild..
L. F. Htisz
Mike Hugsrerty
Rulla ft Kline
P(ulres
S. ft S
Porter Webb
A. B. Root
Other Huyera ;
6 500 8174 HI
100 113 113
Wheat-United States und Canada, eaat j nn-oiidate'd Ous
,9 EJ LI.. I .. 4 07.1 cm t , M . m 1 OTW .
of Rocklse, increase, 1.070.000 hu. Afloat for
and In Europe, decreuee. 4.700,000 bu. Total
auonly, decrease. 2.624.000 bu.
t!orn United States and Canada, east of
Rocklt-s. Increase, 865,000 bu.
Osta United Stalen nnd Canada, east' of
Rockies. Increase, 464.000 bu.
The leading Increases In wheat reported
this week are: 1.024.000 bu. In Manitoba:
173 000 bu. at Cott-au: 116. OO bu. at Lou la-
28.700
2.100
11.110
13K1
i 400
2. -MO
')
3,8)
:ci
1504 H74
112 1114
Corn Product
do ofd
DistillerK' Securities
I K-lftrln
inrnatlonal Papor. 21.0.J)
A nfi4
International Pump
do pfd........
Katlonal Lead
North American
200
7'4
574
21 4
1374
R"4
394
190
13
784
39.
.154
:4
212
.34
79',
89 V,
18
214
7S4
89
t,2ti0 254 24'4
1124
1474
111
t'i
644
2114
?3
794
894
US
39
85
villa; lfO.000 bu. at Port Huron, and 88,000 pcll1c Mall
bu. at Depot Harbor.
Tha leading decreases are 600.000 hu. at tha
Northwestern Interior elevator and "4.000
bu. at the Chicago private elevators.
. Philadelphia Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 0 BUTTER
Firm, good demand, extra western cream
erv 174c: extra nearby prints, soc.
EGOS Firm, scarce: nearby fresh. $4o
at mark: western fresh, &&34e at mark
CHEESE Firm, good demand; New York
full creams, fancy. 12c; choice, 11411114c;
fair to good. Utilise.
Milwaukee Grain liarkat.
MILWAUKEE Dec. $. WH KAT Weak :
No. 1 northern. $1.16: No. 1 northern, $l.lo
fi4- Mav ll.1391.U4, . .
BARLEY Dull; No. i. Uc; sample,
49"e
CORN-Dulll No. I. 42t4o; May. 444c
v Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. P4c 1-WHEAT-Biwi,
nominal: futures, dull: December, "s24d:
March 7s 4d; Msy, 7s 4d.
CORN 8ot, firm; American mixed, 4s Hid.
Futures, quirt; January, 44,il; March,
4a 34d-
rrorla Grain Market.
PEORIA. III.. Dec. 6-tX)RN-Market
steady; No. yellow. 424jUc; No. S. 43c;
No. 4 42i:: no grade. 4oc.
OATSMarkst easv; No. S Whit. 24
4c; No. 4 white. 284290.
Talaao Bee' Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 41 SEEDS Clover.
ash and December. $7 .la.; Fvl-ruary. $8.(24:
March. W0.4. AUike, prime, $8ow. flinoihy,
pilme. $10.
x-, t.Imu Gas
Pressed Steel Car...
do pfd - -
Pullman Palac4 Car
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Oooda
Hn? nVd :
I-dB.PR.a'.yimp.. W
V. 8. Rubber
ntA
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Weatlnghouw Elec
We-tern i iuon
M 1031 1024 1021
KuO 464 45 454
1.000 1114 no 11114
ih r Air 4tkm ' 'all'
i.o
J0
'566
1.800
8,50-J
55.7iO
19.0Hi
:iu
200
404
914
174
7o
294
j3
lu6V4
8)
834
934
324
94
183
924
S9V4
91
iiii
694
24
af4
103
4
3274
934
314
934
1;4
924
39',
90
238
14
694
4
954
744
34
24
8'S
93i
182
924
Offered. Ex-dividend. hr.
Total avilea for the day. 1.4ti5,40i) share.
I.a York Mlalag ttocka.
NEW YORK. Dec. . The following are
he closing Quotations on mining Blocks:
the closing quotations
Adams Cos
Allco )
ilraara 11
HrunawUk Con IS
Ophlr !aa
Fliaaaii 11
rxo.l 14
Savag
Sierra Navsls 44
'Offer.- 4)
Small Hopes
Slandars
I'omalouk Tuasal
Caa. Cat. A Vs. ..
Hum sllter
Iron SOaar
LeadTille Cos ....
t.mia (kief
Ontario
a
.170
.
1U
. IM
.!
. I
.
Koreiga Klaaaflal
l.dNDON. Dec. Vlonny waa in fair de
mand In the market today and ratea were
easy. On the Stock exchang trading waa
quiet. Ihe wet weather having a depressing
Influence and checkli.g dealings. Consols
Were dull and home l.il!i m- r. lr.-H,ilar
ai I'cuiiiaiii anc
upiicd iirrtular aoil
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 43-Today's atate
ment of the treasury balance In the general
fund exclusive of he 'Sl&n.iXO.OCO gold re
serve In the division of redemption shows:
Available rash balance. $148,024,947; gold,
$96,685,919.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and taotatloaa on
Staple and Fanny Produce.
EGGS Candled stock. Me.
LIVE POULTRY ilena. THcj roosteri.
5c: turkeys. 124514c; ducks, 69c; geese,
849c; spr.ng chickens, 84c.
bll'l'h lackng a..ik. 15; cholca to
fancy da ry, 17(6 19c; cr.amc.y, 23(f26.; n.ncy
PFRESHtkROZEN FISH-Trout 10-: pi:k
etel, Sc; pike, luc: perc.i, 7c; b,uefl!h. 12c;
whlteflsh, 10c; saimon, lie; ri'danapptr. Uc;
lobster (green), :uc: lobster (boi edi. 80c;
bullheads. Uc; catfUh, 14c; b!ack uhss. 2k;
halibut, 10c; crapplea. 12c; roe shad, $1;
buffalo, 7c; white bate, lie; frog leg-, pi-r
do,., 25c.
BRAN Per ton, $15.00.
HAY Pilces quo:d by Omaha Whol s.ils
Teal T4' atsoclatl-r: Cholc- No. I -.pi -nil,
ft 50; Nc. 2, $6.00; m'dlum. $5.5,i; coir-e, $i (0
Lye straw. $5.50. The e priefs ara for hay
ut good color and quality.
OYSTERS New Vura counts, per can,
46c; extra selects, per can, 37c; a:anda oa,
er can, 82c; bulk (standards), 1 er ul.,
1.36; hulk (extra selects), per gal . $1.75;
bulk (New York counts), per gal.. $2 00.
TROPICAL FRl'lTd.
ORANGES Floilda. slurs 12b. 1S6. 171 200,
216 and 250. J2.7Cmj3.uo; California navels, all
sizes. $2.75(53.00.
LEMONS-Callfornla fancy. $2.75; 300 and
10, $4.25: choice, I3.5U
DATES Per box of 30-lb. pkgs., $2.00;
Hallowl. In 70-lb. box per lb.. 645c.
FIGS California, per 10-lb car.on. 751J!
85c; imported Smyrna. 4-crown, 124c; f3
crown, 14c; 7-crown. 16c: fancy Imported
(wathed). In I-lb. pkga.. i6019c; Callioinla.
per case of 36 pkga., $2.25.
BANANAS Per medlum-vlxed bunch.
$?"ifrV4t: tumbo-. $-.75a3.fiO.
GRAPE FRUIT-Por box of U to CI,
I6.0i-iiati.50.
FRUITS.
APPLES Home-grown Jonat ranx, tr
bbl.. $4.00; Ben Davis, II 26: New Yirk Tal
man and Pound Sweets. $3.00; New Yo k
Kings, $3.00; New Yo. k Pippins. $2 75; New
York Greenings. 2.6; -vw 'ork Bald
wins, $2.75; Colorado Jj;iaili $1 rti- Wln
Saps, per bu. box, $1.40.
PEARS Utah. Colorado snd California,
fall varl'tet, per bog, $1.7532.15.
, GRAPES Imported Malagas, pt-r kt-g.
$6 Wt, bu.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Bell snd
Btigls, per bbl., $8.50iar9.0O; Wisconsin Bell
an-1 Cherry and Jerseys, per bbl., $7.75; per
TANGERINES Per 4 hnx. 12 .
VEGETAPT.Ki
POTATOES ew hon-e kiowp. In sacks.
ier bu., 40c; Colorado, per bu., 6ir,
1 1 ttMlt i-i oi ou., LdHuiia ruta
bagas, per lb., Ic.
CARROTS Per bu , 40c.
PAHSNIPS Per bu., 40c.
BEETS Per bu.. 40c.
NAVY BEANS per bu., t1.MKr2.00.
ONIONS Home grown In sacl-a per bu ,
85cit(il.oo; Spanish, per crate, ii-.io.
t'LLLjlt..l..-1-l. 1J.60.
TOMATOEW C Will-. -ii . P' l 4-basket
crata. j2.f,o
CABBAGE Home-gi own, per 100 lbs., 8ic;
Holland steJ, per lb., 14c
SwEtUT i o-j--ioine grown, per
bu. basket, 60c; Kansas kiln-drlcd, per bbl..
$2.26.
SQUASH Home grown, per dox., 60c.
CELERY Per dux., iSijoOc; California,
4oc.
RADISHES Per dog., Wo.
LETTl'CE Hot house, ner dog., 40(fi50c;
head lettuce, per dog., $l.o.
SHALLOTS Per do.. btc.
CAULIFLOWER Suulnern. per bbl..
t3.S094.60. .
MISCELLANEOUS.
BAUER KRAUT-Wlsconsln, per keg
$260.
CIDER New York, per bbl., $5.20; per 4
bbl., S 6.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full oream
124c; Wisconsin Young America, 13c; block
Swiss, new, 15c: old. I&l7c; Wisconsin
brick, 14c: Wleconsln llmburger, 13c
NUTB Walnuts. No. 1. soft shell, new
crop, per lb.. Ho; hard ehell. per lb.. lie
No. 1. soft ahell. per lb.. 12c: No. i hard
shell, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per ib 7c:
roasted peanuts, per lb., kc; chill wsliiuts'
per lb., 1241134c; almonds, nuft shell per
lb., 17c; hard shell, per lb.. 16c; .chestnuts
per lb.. 124filc: new black walnuts p.
bu., 75i90e; shallbark hickory nuts, per bu
$1 76, large hickory nuts, per bu.. $1 61) '
HIDES No. 1 green. -; No. 2 green Be
No 1 sslted. 84c: No. 2 salted, 74c: No i
veal calf. 9c; No. 1 veal calf. 7c; dry salted
loftl5c; sheep pelts. 26vtjl,00; hors hides!
tl.totit.aV.
516 1.195 445
973 2.3.7 1.447
077 641 111)
06
670 3.222 2.273
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Totnl 4,643 11 526 7.460
CATTLE The number of cattle In sight
this morning waa not excessive for a Tues
day and while reports from other points
were not particularly encouraging still the
market here ruled ateady to strong and
fairly active.
There were several loads of corn fed
steers on sale and as high as $6.15 was
paid for n prime bunch to be used for tha
Christmas trade. The fair to good cattle
also chanaed hands without a great deal
of trouble at Just about ateadv
prlces. The common kinds were of course
neglected the same as usual, but no
quotable change from vesterday was
noticeable In the prlcea paid.
There were onlv a few western range
steers on 6nle good enough for packers, but
these that did nrlve met with ready sale
nt stronrer n'lcea and something choice
wotiM probablv havo sold higher. The
nuallty i.,f moat of the ofTerlnaa could not
b classed better than common.
There w-s a brlk demand 'nr row aturf
this morning and prices ruled a little
stronger all around n"lcss nerhans In the
case of coimon stufr which sold about
ste"d-. All th nackar, eeemeil (o he
"vo" for e-oah n,,,ll it ,,,
long before the bulk nf the offerings was
oi- a' flrf hnprt.
Bolls. val cilves nrt stae" aold n nr'e.
tlcsllv the seme notch they have for
on ttie TM"t
Te den-sr-d for feederK fnllv ominj
tn lh erninlv H - n '--',It thn h'-
a"i'i chi""",! honrla fr-"lv sr. ,.-1,,
lr.r.lre, a I1l xtronop- h"n vetaiv.
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n-c"lr. 7i fic. aitamen tn on ms.m l.nd
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fcTEKHS AND STAGS
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STEERS AND COWS.
. . ( 3 00 10 mi
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.. 444
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SHEEP Thero waa
here thla morning, but atlll none too many
to meet the retirements or tne u.iuc.
Packers were all out early and everything
that would do to kill In either sheep or
lambs changed hands as . let as unered at
good, strong prlocs. The quality ot part
,,f the offerings waa a little better than
usual and nr a result prices reached the
top point of the season to date. Fcdwelh
cih and vearlinga sold as high as $4.70 and
$4. HO. fed ewes brought $4.25 and fed western
liitnlia sold for $5.St and natives $6.25. All
the killers were sold In good season.
The demand for feeders waa again active
and with the comparatively small number
on sale the market ruled active nnd strong
on all desirable grades. Common stuff, of
course, waa more or less neglected, the
same as UHual.
Quotation : Good to choice yearlings,
4.&V5.tO: fair to good yearlti gr, ti.04.6u;
go, d to choi e wetheis. 4 4(.4 7o; lair to
g 01 wethers, $4.2ua4.40; g'td to choice
ewes. 4.2.Cr7,4.50: fair to good ewes. St.ta.t&e
4.26; good 10 choice lambs, $17; 16. 0; fb
to goid lambs, $6.5iifj5.7o; feeder yearlings,
$4.0.8,; tceoer wethers, $4.0, 1.25; eeder
ewfi, $3.003.bO; leeder Iambi, 4.50o5 15
No. av. Pr.
91 fed native ewes 103 4 2
6 fed native ewes 85 4 26
237 western wathers 84 4 70
2i western wethers 88 4 10
11 fed native yearlings 106 4 75
20 native -wethers 106 4 90
279 native lambs , 4 5 76
2 fed native lambs 95 5 85
668 native lambs 75 6 65
1 native lamb Ho 6 00
101 Iowa breeding eweg Ill 4 00
12 fed western ewes 9-) 4 00
Ha fed native lambs 7 6 50
20 fed native lambs I06 6 25
12 Idaho lamba 67 6 00
1 Wyoming lamb 80 6 26
200 fed western lambs 70 5 76
3oo fed western lnmbs 70 5 75
lb3 fed native lambs 67 5 90
M Wyoming cull ewes 72 I 60
12 Idaho cull ewea 80 1 60
41 Idaho owes 81 2 50
7 Idaho ewes 0- 2 60
1 gcat 120 S 00
461 Wyoming feeder ewes 83 3 25
491 Wyoming feeder ewes 83 3 25
6 Wyoming feeder ewes loo 3 25
S3 Wvomlng feeder ewoa 91 3 35
294 Iduho ewes 93 8 90
5ol Idaho ewes 93 I 40
110 Idaho ewea ; lol 3 75
ISO Nebraskn feeder lambs 39 8 80
13 fed western ewes 113 4 OH
;84 fed nntlve ewes 95 4 25
i'94 Wyoming feeder wethers 85 4 40
71 Wyoming wethers 87 4 50
CHICAGO I.IVK 'fJTOCK M 4RKET
Cattle and Sheep Steady Hogs Fire
Cents Lower.
CHICAGO, Dec. 6. CATTLE Receipts,
S.OOO, Including 1.300 westerna; market
steady; good to prime steers, $6,0047.60;
poor to medium. $3.76j5.90; stockera and
feeders. $2.5C(4.15; cows. $1.6(4.10; helfera,
$2.0HU5.lO; tanners, $1.36(7)2.40; hulls, $2,003;
4.25; calves, $3.5O'7.10; western steers, $3.00
(ijfi.liO.
HOGS Receipts, 40,000 head; eatimated for
tomtrrow, to.Ot-o head: market 5o lower;
mixed and butchers. $4S6tj4.624; good to
choice heavy, $46o4.6o; rough heavy, $4.35
'a 4 46; light, 4.ii5tH.f.i, bulk of sales, $4,464
4.524.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 22.00U
head; market for sheep steady; lambs
strong; good to choice wethers, $4.405.16:
fulr to choice mixed, $3.60i4.:43; weKteru
sheep, $3.00ki6.00; native lambs, $4.60'r.2D;
western lambs. $4.5046.10.
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1.
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4 H 1
4 40 1
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H i AUB.
1500 1 00
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
. 150
. 350
, 175
434
140
4.M1
..120
. .1410
..1210
..1.140
...4U
..1620
..1I1S
.. 520
.. 144
.. 444
.. 140
., 130
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I 20
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! 70
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Mlaaaanallv Urt-ia Datkat,
MINNEAPOLIS. Doc 6 WHEAT De
cember. $1.14; My, tl.154; July, $1 15;
September. K4c: No. I bard, tl lo1,: No. 1
northern $114: No. 2 nunh-rn 41 ufci,
FL'Jl R Fli st patents to oail-i. sett..nl
rle,its. ti.aKhil"' 't cle.ir.- Si -:ti 1 v.
in, Ab.iricuit I ere i.d iifju, li,jnl?o
Inactive, became BRAN-ln bulk, (14.60.
I
1
17
1 calves. .
16 feeders.
j feeders.
1 heifer..
12 cows...
26 cows...
tows....
1 cow
8 calves. .
clves. .
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I 75
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Hi. Lonla Live Mtoek Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6. CATTLE Receipts.
C.jiO head, lucliiulng 1,000 Texana; market,
steady, the supply consisting mostly of
common and meulum fed offerings; native
shipping and export steers. $4.504.(J.5il;
dressed beef and butcher steers, $4.00 '5.6";
steers under 1,000 lhs., $3.ii5.00; stockcrs
and feeders, $2.20433.76; cows and heifers,
i2.26fi6.00, the top enly obtainable for fancy
natives; dinners. $1.60)i2.26; bulls, l-M'Ktf
3.6o; calves. $?.'6S6.5o; Texas and Indluu
steers, $2.5o;f4.L6; cows and heifers. $2.0)14
3.ii.
IIOOS-Receipts. 12.00U head; market,
lower: pit,' and lights. $3.54i 4.26; packers.
$4 3n(Ti4.Go; butchers and btht heavy, $4.40
456.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. !.5n0
bend; mulWet. stronir; native mutton. $(.rl
'45; limbs. 84.50ti6.0ii: culls and bucks,
f .' r,i'i3 75; htockers, j:.(KKg3.7j: Texnna. $3.00
4J5.00.
Kansaa f Itv l.'-.e Stock Marln-t
K'ANSg CITY. Dec. 6. CATTLE- Re
c li-t . 1160 bead, lm-1 it'l " 10 giuti- 11 '
m 1 Kct a eady to 10c I war for b st, it'i a
a r ng: t p or bes. iteer4 i.6 ; rh Ice et-
fo t and o ess d beef 4ters t8.6 4;S70; air
n go d. $3.eoj.00; we te- -' d atrers. ft 0
ii-S.a : bioi k rs snd feeds " , 41. 5;
roulhern slrers, $2 6-01.3 snuthe n 01 s
I1.75t4!.2i; ratlv cowt, t..ltii 11; n I e
hi I er- J2.5oo5.O0; bu.n, $.-,LOi)4 00; ca v s.
la.oea's.
H( GS Pece'nt'. 1500 heal; m'r e-w-k
to '0- hishe : top 'tea; bjlk of
s h. t'.3'4.55; he " Jlnoavaj': T.kes.
4"4.: plga n-4 lht. $.5f& .424
SHEEP AND LAMBS -l e -1 ti. TCO
h a-"- m'r' e ir - - 10e h a : 0,1
Itimba, rf0; na"v lamba. 4 6 Ci6 00; 'a s
wef'era f4. 5ijto: ra I e ewea, 04.5 :
wsMern amba. $4.04(4 90; we trrn y nr
gf I'.OtV'.fai; -'rep, a 75'R4o;
eticVers and feeder1, t?.Kf 4 25.
lock In light.
Receipts of live-stock at the six principal
western cities yssterdiy were aa fo'.lnw:
cattle. Hoga Sheen.
NEBRASKA
4 0 3 bulls.
3 16 6 cows.
3 in 2 cows.
2 W
2
2 2i
2 (0
2 00
ft HAJRADO.
1 75 8 (uhei... 3'i0
3 14 12 ai-r.i....li'7
1 00 I bul 1120
H Mulloy Colj.
2 86 1 bi l..
2 J 1 cal'..
at B-W)o.
15 cow 1 I f 3
J 41
...1236
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10 readers.. 916
1 bull l
1 low 10 A)
..1320
1 85
3 35
1 15
2 :
3 7i
3 ti
00
l n
3 t
3 05
South ' Omahj,
Sioux Cltv
, Kansas City
ri. joiiis ....
St Joseph ...
Chicago
Totals
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. .11 f 00
.. fyV
.. 2 460
.. (.000
lfl.BMl
6 600
15 CO
12 I4)
16 61$
40 UOO
..IS." 99.718
1,613
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1.101
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34.303
Idsi Cltr I-lva gloek Market.
SIOUX CITY la Dee . (Pt-i Te!.
gram.) CATTLE Rai elpta tar., henl
market ateady; beeves. tS.totiiiOu; cowi.
bulU and mixed $2 25$tl.5u: ei'ickera nni
fordcra $26oj3.50; calv.s snd yearling.
H'rtid Receipts. 6 ff Iks- msit m,.
lower, selling at $4.)04 45; bulk, $1 34 4j.
HI. Juaepb live Slnek M-irWet,
ST JCSFpH. Dec. "ATTLE Reoe'rt,
S,45j b.4td; inurkst steady :.d actl.c; na
tives. $J 5f7$: r a snd he fen-. Il.tjJ
4. IT ; stcrkcra and tcelci at $2 . ti ,75
HOGS It- reipf. i:.6H he d; mirlf.
ctencd S-il r licr I el g with I'M a-
Rslrei; I ght. $4.30ai4."; tn d tun m
mt y. 14 i4 t. , .
9IUKH AND l,AMfl--R"'M'
head; market ttro g; lamb, 6t; e hsr.
t.tl'.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Dec WOOI-Tending In
wooi market Is quiet, due partly to the fact
that the manufacturers huve psrtly sup
plle.1 their wants, but practically It Is dua
to the fact that the seleciiona of deslrstoe
iwils are very much broken. The your
will apparently close with a small stock
on hand. Trrrltorv wools are f.rm. with
small holdings Pulled wools are steadv.
The foreign market maintains a linn tone.
Quotations: Territory-Idaho: Fine, lvlfV;
heavy fine. 16(!fl7c; fine medium. If j 19c;
medium, 22ti23c; low medium. 2.ii4 -. Wyo
ming: Fine. I74114": heavy fine. IV-tuicl
fine, medium. 174'ti1.4': meilliim. 2;ilc;
lorn- meill'im, 23i.'i Utah and Nevada:
Fine. 17B'.Sc; heavy fine, Mi6c; fine me
dium. 174'olV; medium. S'.'i.i'c; b,' tns
dlum. 23u24c Dakota. fine. lV,il8c: line
medium. Iul9c: medium. iS-HJtr ; loa- ma-
dtum. 234J24C. Montana: Fine choice. 21'i
22c; fine nvernge. irJOc; fine medium
choice. 21-a22c: average. WflJc; staple. 22
i23c; medium choice, 23f2fc: nvernge. 11 1
22c.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6.-WOOI- Strong: me
dium grades conibliig and riotliing. i..17 JOi-;
light flue. lH4ii;4c; heavy fine. I64j18c; tub
washed. 204i4('c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, IVc. 6 -COTTON Spot
ch sed quiet. 1" points lower; middling up
Innda. 8c; mlddllr.g gulf. 8-;iV: antes none
LIVRRPtiOU Dec. 6. COTTON -In light
demand: prices 8 Hilntf lower: Anteilcnn
middling fulr. 4.4!c: good nllildllns. 4.27cj
ml, Idling. 4 17c: low middling. 4. (Vic; good
ordln.irv. S.9lc: onl'rarv. 3.7i-. The sAlea
of the day were 7 .t b.tlca, of which l.oi
Were for ' spcculsti-m and txoort and ln
c'uded 6 600 bales Anicrlcnn. Receipts,
oim) boles. Including 17.401 lnli-s American.
Futures opened buret v steady and closed
s-endv; Anvrl-an middling, g. n. . .. D
ceinbcr, 4.12c: December-January. 4 l.;
Jsnuarv-Frbmarv, 4.1-c: Fcbfun rv-Mrch,
4 22c; March- April. 4.2V: April-May. 1. -'";
Mnv-.liuie. 4.31c; Jun Julv. 4 33c: July-A"g-at
4."c: iieiist-icf!teinher. 4 35e.
NEW ORLEANS. 1 in: 6 COTTON .
Market atondv; salts. 1.9"0 bslcs; ord'narv.
6- eood ordlnn-v. S-16c: low
R1M6c: mlddl'ng. 7'c; good
7 11-1'c: rrlrid' n - fair. 8 .1-lta.-.
2P'7; stock. 42.427.
ST. IU1. Die 6 COTTON Q'lhM. "5
lower. Mldd lng. 7c; sales none: recelpta,
!4i0 hales; shipments. WU bales; stock. 28.4M
bales.
mldi4in4f.'
midilling.
Hei-clptS,
Metal Market.
IONDON. Dec. 4.-META1 S--The I-On-tion
it.) msrke. was 1, . Hulr. .h i OH
h.Kher a i;i;n. w .lie lutures ie-ll..ed .
HtAi 1 s Locally the ma kct icmitins i-.:l i,
4tio.u Ions ra. ge 110m -... :o ....-. Cop
ier was a I tile I wer In the Kngltiii nr
kit. wi.h tpot closing at K 6 lid uturee at
A.i76o. L, cany ti.e market .ou.aina tin
chahgvii. iJike is .11 Id' at J.t.ci .il5 2j;
eli-ctrolvtlc o. $14.75ftl.Oi and ciating et
$14.01114.75. lead was tincha.gid at 4. 1
17sd In Lena n end at e4.6tjl.it) In thi
loai matk-t. Spelter ws h.gtier at A.i5 .11
Loudon. Loc I v the prl s.o .d at . Bv
5.4. lion closed s.t 5lia 9d l.-t Glasgow ent
ut ! 4',il' .11 Mlddle-hnr tig . oc lly No.
I loundry nor i.ern, No. 1 f undr, s therrt
and No. 1 f mnuiv s nil. cm soft are
44unteit at $17.(KKi-17.bO and No. 2 loundry
I 01 tin i n at $16.61 $1 17.O). . .
ST. LOUIS. D v. 6.-META1.8 Lead,
firm at $4.624fa 1.624. Spelter, firm ut I5..0.
flairnr and Molasaes.
NEW YORK. Dee. 6. BI'GA R Kuw wua
Arm; fair refining. 4'ic; centrlftigtil. 96 lest.
44c; molasses sugar. 4c. Rctlnt-d. ilrm: No.
6. 5.05c; No. 7. c; No. S. 4.9a-; No. 9. 45c;
No. 10. 4 80i'; No. 11, 4.7ia-: No. 12, 4.65c; No.
14. 4.50c; confectioners. A, 5.1a:; cut loaf,.
6.15c: crushed. 6.15c; powdered. 6.E0J; granu
lated, 5.45c; cubes. 5.70c.
NEW ORLKAN.S. Dec 8. SUGAR Easy ;
open kettle, 34ifi4c; open kettle crntrlfugitl,
44(144c; centrifugal whites. 4 18-I6C ; yel
lows, 44ii44c; seconds. 344' 44c
MOLASSES Steady; open kettle, 1 81-3 V;
centrifugal. 7f2lc. 8yru 8tcady. 2344 25c.
Cotlee Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. g.-COFFEE-Marker
for futures opened steady nt unchanged
prices to a decline of 6- points tinder mod
erate liquidation, prompted by Urge Bf
xlliaii receipts, and closed steady, net un
changed to 5 points higher. Sales were re
ported of 34.5011 hugs. Including January at;
6.8f.f(t'1.9)c: March, 7.10c: May. 7.2Mii.V;
Julv. 7.45c; September, 7.00((t7.65c, and Oc
tober, t.Oio,.,, Soot, R,p,s,tej,ly, Jo. Vc.
Whisky Market!
CINCINNATI, Dec. 6.-WHI8KY-DIS-tlllors'
finished goods steady oa basis of
"sT. LOUIS. Dec. 6.-WIII8KY High
wines on basis of $1.27.
Dnlnth Grain Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. Dec. 6. WHEAT To
arrive, No. 1 northern. $1,144; No. 1 norths
ern, $1.0S4: on track.. No. 1 northern, $1,144;
No. 2 northern, tl.08.; December, 1.144;
M y. $1,164. - '
OATS To arrive. 2t:c; on track, 184c;
llolldaya at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 6. The Cotton ex
change here will be closed December 24,
26 and 31 and January 2.
REAL EST ATE Tit WUFF.RS.
Deed.- Hied for record December 6 as fur
nished by the Midland )uarantce & Trust
company, bonaed abstracter, ' 1614 Far
nam rtreet, tor The Bee:
Hattle B. Grass and husband to E. A
Wlggenhorn, Jr., c,4 lot 4. block 1,
. South Omaha tl.JoO
Minnie S. Lord and husband to W. S. .
Durwln. lot 1, block 4. Denlse a add... 1,000
E. B. French to E. A. Wlggenhorn. Jr.,
lot 6, block 1, South Omaha........... oOO
Emlline Condon and husband to J. W.
Bellamy, lot 8, block 131. South
Omaha '....:..... 2.500
F. Hujck to W. H. Slooiia.Mot 4. block
106, Soutli Omuha l,iJ0
M. Dowllng and wife to May D. Adams,
w 50 feet of e. 2o0 feet of lot 2, Hart
Ictt's add., ex. street 3,209
H B. Boylea and wife to Hoyles Col-
lege company, lot 1, block 144, City of
Omaha .000
E. Sweet 10 A. J. Kuhn, lot 4, block 5.
Patrlik's Saratoga 1.6U0
Omaha Realty company to Margaret
lleelun. s. 6 feet of n. 38 feet nf Mid.
4 exc. e. ', 4 feet of lot 9. Johnson's
add ; 128
A. II. Phelps and wife to H. G.
Straight, und. 4 of lot 12, block 2.
sub. of J. I. Rodlck'a add,. ...,',. a. . (WO
The Henry Realty company to L. 8t.lt t,
e. 50 feet of W. 110 feet of n. 120 f(
of s. IH) feet of lot 4, block (, Park
Place - ttO
L. Richardson and wife to H. A. Tukey,
lota 2. 7, 10 and 15. Mayfleld add.-.-.. 2,100
Florence A. McCoy and husbiuid to F.
A. and Katie M. Bouders, lots 19. 40
and 21. block 2, Halcyon Height-.'.-.. M
Margaret Haley and husband to Mar-
faret A. May, lol 1. block. 8. Brown
srk - ' 2B
J. Roza and wife to J. Viicck, -. 86 feet
of lots 7. 8 Hnd 9, block 1, Oberne A
IluHlck's add , 1
Vacek and wlfo to Omaha Grain Ter-
mlniitr, same ...... , 1,600
II B. tJ'H Uloran to T. Volz, lots t aud
9. block 2, Mount Douglas 0
Mrs. Georgo W. Hlcharrti-on to WrfM.'
Gates, lot 6. block 7, .Meyers, Rlcl)- . '
ardx TUdcn's . 1
W. 11. ilntcs and wife to Sural),. J.
Thomas, same ., .. t2a
Ksthcrine O. Crelghton to -C. ' H.
Crelghton. lot 4. block 319. city. 1
Edwards "Wood Co-
(Incorporated )
Haln Olflcf : Fifth end Robert Street!,
5T. paul; hinn. .
DEALk.R8 IN .-, 1
Stocks, GrainProvisions
Miip Your Gruin to Us
Dranvli Ottlce. Illl-lil Board of Trad
Blda.. 4maha. h, Telephone r.r14. ,
212-214 Exchs-ige tildg.. South Omaha.
Doll 'Phone 21. Indeuundent 'Phona f .
The Merchants
National Bank
or Omaha, iXet.
U. I. D-aiiltery
Capital anj Surplut. $600,030
flAAe Ml ll'HV. Prta.
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gaoalve saaoubU et OanUa. SaaSari. cari.ur
stiuna, grsis e4 Inibiiilualt ss lavwraUle
tarma.
Faralin Eirkanfa tou(6l mat sold
Laltars mt trmiu ihmumm, sraiUblS la all
garta of 18a vortil.
luluis pal mi Tlaia OrtiScatas of Dae alt. '
Callaciiuua aia4)a srusisiir aui aaeasail ail
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