Nebraska Newspapers

    THK OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. DKCEMHK15 lfi. 1904.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
All Grains Art Higher, December Wheat
Gaieinj 1 3-8, Shorta 0reriB(.
RECEIPTS OF THE CEREAL SHOW DECREASE
Ufrrnktr Cora Irrr Erratic Data
f.ala J -8 Palaf aratfe ('(
a Prenslea !, I s
f tar nil aa Street.
OMAHA, Dec. 15
1 here wtt n much teadler tone In the
wheat trade, ftecember corn fluctuated like
weather vne In a frm and the ot
market displayed strength end He ad
vance, where the usual record has been
In the line of decline of c. ljiweon
pounded away at Indi strls! proposition
end drew from a Chicago house thla ssr
cnstlo oemment: "If the whole New York
stock market and the finance of thla
country are based on thla man from Boa
ton, we had hotter cloee up the atock ex
change, i think It la about lime to atop
thinking- and talking about Tom Lawon.
He la naturally a disgruntled man hie
rnngasine artlrlea partially remunerating
Mm for the Ins of the market played
pen, for hie yachting- venturea and hlH
latest lettera being but one more scheme
In hla efforts to milk the market for
profits.
Wheat Armour waa aald to be dlstrlhut
Ixar a few million bushel of May wheat
around the apeculatlve market, Valentine
bMng reported aa selling openly, but there
waa a better demand and the rally of
Wednesday waa auatalned with additional
garne The Ruaalan wheat crop la attract
ing considerable attention, and In a meas
ure explains why there la not a mora
ertlv exporting demand from thla aide.
Russia raised C63.ia,ono buahela thla year, aa
compared with S2O,142.00O buahela last year.
All Kusslan crops except corn and barley
at very heavy and place the empire on a
strong exporting position. The Mlnneapolla
flour output laat week increaaea $.4115 Imr
rela. but ettlll 100.000 harrela les than that
of the corerspondlng week of laat year.
It la quite brohahle that the apeculatlve
market are nearer even than they have
been for Borne time pant and with any im
poitant new there will be an active move,
meut one way or the other. Lighter re
ceipt w the excuse for blgher prlcei
thla morning. December advanced to
$107, aa compared with a eloee. at $1 08
yesterday nnd an opening this morning
at $1.07. There were a few ahorta in Dc
cember a little nervous over the altuation,
alao aome taking In of profile on atop
order. May opened at about Wedncs
dav'a clo" and advanced to $1.10. going
bark to $1.10. and rallying- again to
$1. 10. Jlv advanced o.
Corn December bobbed around with reek
leaa disregard of fraction, advancing after
opening c off a full point, and that In
short order and going back the distance
In no time. Then It steadied down a little
and advanced to 45e. May gained o
and waa steady In la gain from 44c to
45e. July, o better.
Oat December oats In good demand, ad
vancing to ao from ?3c, yesterday's final
figure. May, He higher.
Omaha Caen Price.
WHEAT-Nn. h hard. $l.e24J1.05: No. 3
liard. 6cif1.01; No. 4 hard. f5f5c; No. 3
spring, $1.0. .
rOR;-Ni. 2. 3r.: No. 8. 3Sc; No. 4,
37fr37c: no rrnde. .VtiiHiic; No. 2 yellow,
38c: Nv 3 yellow. 38e; No. 2 white, 3o;
No. 3 white, 8K-.
OATS No. 2 mixed. 2Sc; No. 3 mixed. 27c;
No. 4 mixed, 2e; No. 2 white, 29c; No. 3
white. 2tSbc; No. 4 white, 27c; standard,
284c.
Omaha Cash "ale.
TORN-1 car No. 3, 3Sc.
WHEAT I CHr No. 4 hard, 62 Iba. 91c.
OAT8-1 car No. $ white. lc
Carlot Receipts.
W it. Corn. Oats.
rhlcago S7
Minneapolis !W
Duluth ... .' 1
St. Louis 31
Kanena City &
Omaha 3
$!0
n
79
is
Grata Market Elsewhere.
Cloalng prices at the following tr-arkets
today and Wednesday were;
t-llil-AUU
:ioae-
Wheat
December May
July
Corn
i December
May -
July
Oata
December
May
July
Wheat
December May
Corn
December May
Wheat
December May
Corn
December May
Wheat '
December
May ......
Wheat
December May
Wheat
May TodAy.
Wedn'y.
1.07
.... l.io
.... w
4r,H
46 ,
45
.... 31
. ... 31
l.Uti'lk
1.0
454
. 44H
30.
8T. lou:s.
1.12
4-.'
1.11'i
41
42S
KANSAS eiTT.
.. 102
.. l.OL'H
V02
1.U1S
40,
41H
4ft
41
NEW TCRK.
1.17
1 . 1 "i
1.11
1.12H
MINNEAIOLIS.
l.ott
l.n
1.12'4
DUUL'UI.
. J.... 1.12VC i.u
Commercial Gossip.
Primary receipt: wheat. fc.Ii!n against
$1)5.000; com, "81,000 agtlnat 291.000; ahlp
menta: wheat, 245.000 aralnat 201,000; corn,
62t.000 against 16.000. i
Minneapolis flour ouUut laat week waa
Increased $.125 bills. Tie quantity turned
out waa 279,370 agalnnt 388,015 in 1903 and
r.C.Rhi In 1902. Mill soil considerably leaa
flour last week titan In tie preceding week.
However, trade was not bad, Of late.qulte
a quantity of patent o be made from
Canadian wheat has ben sold In United
Kingdom market.
SEW . YORK HEMHtl, MARKET
ttaatatloaa at the Mr Tarloaa
- Comanadllea.
NEW YORK, Dec." lS.-FI-OrR-Recelpt.
13 311$ bbla.i export, ltf bhl ; the mar
ket waa dull but ieady; Mlniieaota
patents, $ft.8&(8).10: Mnncsota bakers,
4 liH ?5: wint.T patentl, $5.1oi).b5; winter
Straights, $6.26436.40; witter extras, $J.6.
430; winter low gradei $3.4tKfi4.10. hye
flour, steady; fair to'goia. $4.4un4.7o; choice
to fancy, $4 7W05.0O. Buckwheat flour
quiet : per 100 lbs.. $J.Otsft:,B0. .
CORSMEAL-Klrinj IHo white d yel
low. Il.ijl.; course, u'4fil.a; kiln dr.ed,
U ioni.. , ,!'.'. .
H i-Nomlnal. ; , ,
HARLJuY-Wulot; redhg, 4lc. e. ! t.
New VorKi niatiliig. ; k , c. I. f.. Buffalo.
WHPJAT Recelpta, Sl.tW bu. Spot. Arm;
No. 2 red nominal. $118, I o. b. afloat; No.
1 northern Duluth, 1.33V f. o. U afloat;
No. 1 hard Manitoba, homlnal. f. o. b.
afloat. Option sueculatta demand more
urgent today, acted stronger, advancing
nearly a cent per bus It 1 un lighter re
ceipts, a bullish Price. Ctrrent report, bet
ter southwest cash demaid and good bull
uppoi-t. Final price Mowed HJV5 net
advance; May. 11.11 $. 12,. closed at
$1.12 7-1; July. ll.ftfMrl.ttiV cloaed at $1.03V:
December. $1.17H. closed A sl.lTS-
CORN Receipt. aS,O0 bu. Spot, firm:
No, $, jo,' nominal elevatlr, and 64c, t. a. to.
sfloatj No. $ yellow. 64c; Ko. 2 white, 644c.
Option market firmer wl wheat, but very
dull, closing So net Hgher; December
closed at 5fo: May close) at 61o.
OATS Receipts. 13.uutibu. Sunt, dull;
mixed, 38 to XI lb.. SHtf35Stc; natural
white. 30 to S3 lba., 858c; clipped white,
3 to 40 lba.. atttr39-.
HAY Oulet; shipping 604 65c; good to
choli-e, 704i82
HOPS Quiet; state,- emmon to choice,
11(04 crop, S30r; 19u cro . ii;o; olda, 74c;
Paclflo coast. 1904 crop, 2!K3tc; 1903 crop,
Mrtc: olds. i4ai7o.
HIDKH Hteadv; GiUvton. 20 to X lbs.,
lie; California 20 to 35 lis., lc; Texaa dry,
U to 30 lh . HUc I
I.KATHKR Mrm; ack 244J36e.
PHOVISIONS-Ileef, im. family, $110
SU U0; mess, $: t.-f hams. $:.' 2r$
W. packet. $10.Krll.0ii city, extra In-lia
me. $14 VinrltiMi. Cut mat. quiet; pickled
belllea. I7.2Uj7.76. plrkl). shouldeia. $4.75;
pickled ham, $t). IjirJ aleady; western
steamed. $7.2o: reflned qlet; continent 17 '-'e;
Sou tit American, IO.UU; compound. -, to Jbt
ei. tora sieauy:
short clear. $1$ 7fi Hi.:
TAL.lX)W-titeady; tit
04T.C.
mllv. 14 SOfi lft.uu:
hies. $l0W13.7i.
4Sc: country, 4
RICK Steady; domeslo,
fair to extra.
rr4e- japan, nomitint
POl'LTRY Alive: Sttldy; western chick
ens, 11c; fowls, 11V turkeys. l?fi13c.
Dreaaed: Dull; weetrrt chickens, ItUo;
fowls, Ho; turkeys. 17tic.
BUTTBR Steady; areet price, extra
ereatnery. tUVnO- Orflcitl ptioea: Crm
er, gommoa to estta. 17-7c: creamery,
held, eommoaj t eit. l-frS4We; atate
aslry, oommon to extra.jlii reneratad,
remmoa to extra. 134 weatera factory
nrainwn to cuoica, niir; weatern imita
tloll freajiierv tvmmon t
choice. 15'l)c.
KOata dt.t. vuiaii
nnest aet-ted
; western, averag bait
, nij-aat t itin; atala
ull creaia. small.
September, ro.'ored snd white, fance. 12.-;
state. It made, poor to choice. si44lle
state, large. Srteni her. colored and white.
fancy, uv: state, late made, colored, good
to cholc. lo Uc; state, late made. wTilta,
fancy, !'; state, poor to prime, Swl'-c-
CHICAKO ;RMi PROVIM4HS
; Fc.t.re. .f the Tr.-la, ... 1 l..l.
CHICAOO. Dec. 15. Increased movement
or wheat, hoth northwest and southwest,
caused a strong market here todnv. At
the close Miy dellverr was tip fic.
Corn and oata both ahow gain ot Sc.
Provision are up a shade to IV.
Irresponsive caMea and reports of ex
cellent harvest weather In Argentine caused
considerable selling of wheat at the open
ing. Aa a reeult sentiment In the pit wa
rather weak. Initial Quotations on Mar
were a shade to H?c lower at ll.npHto
i.'4i. a a an orfset to the tearlti influ
ence, however, receipt In the northwest
were again extremely light and prospects
of an Increased movement a-ere said to be
very meager. Later In the day the strength
was accentuated bv reporta from the south
west asserting an impending acarcltv of
wheat for milling purpose. At $1.11 Mav
reached the high point of the day. The
maraet closed strong, alth May at l.VM.
Clearance of wheat and floor were eoual
to M,.mo bushels. Primary receipt were
5!,900 bushels, compared with WC.soii bush
els a year ago. Mlntieanolia, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of 4'7 cara,
against 738 cars last week and 4N1 cars a
year ago.
Persistent buying of the May delivery by
a prominent elevator concern waa the' fea
ture of tradina in corn. The volume of
business waa larger than witnessed for
errne time. Keports from the country In
dicated an active demand for corn for feed
ing purpose. With the exception of a
alight depretslon at the start, the market
waa firm throughout the entire dav. May
opened unchanged to a hail lower at
444r44Sc. sold up to 4iMic and dosed at
Co. Local receipts were S90 cars, with one
Of contract grade.
Strength of wheat and corn was one
factor responsible for a firm tone in the
oats market. Another Influence waa a de
cided decrease In local receipts, arrivals
today being onlv W cars. Mav opened un
changed to tc lower at 30o30Tc, sold tip
to SIlHc and cred at the top.
Notwithstanding liberal receipts of hoga
St the yards, the provisions market was
firm the greater part of the day. Strength
of grains nfTse the Increased arrivals of
hogs. Shorts were the best buvers. At
the close Mav pork waa up 12HtilRo at
$12 r7Wfil2 !0. I.nrd waa a shade higher at
J' 124&r.15. Ribs showed a gain of 5c at
$ 80.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat.
25 car: corn. 414 cars; oats, 19 cars;
hogs, 30.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articlea.l Open. High. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
Dec.
May .
July
Corn
Dec. M.iv
Julv
Oats
Dec.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Ls rd
Jan.
May
Rlhs
Jan. May
I I I I I
1 07(5! 1 07 1 07 1 07 1 04
l ow7i :i rov-l
1 09 1 11 1 feV' 1 1 mix
9SI 99MS98j 98
4ofil V, 45 I 45! 4S
44l 4.-.44il 45 I 44
45 (45H4jVij 45 I46 44
2R8il 29'' 2S-ii! 29ftl4;2SUfiii
304W 31' 30 ni "30.
,s4 31(.T0ffrt, Sib'.1 30
I I
12 40 1 2 55 I 12 40 12 55
12 75 12 90 12 72 12 90
I 12 40
I 12 7S
il 85
I 7 1214
K
7 10
$ 87l
7 16 J
60 I
6 80
8R I 87
? ft"! I " 1E
v 71; I iv
6 45
76
42l
72
50 I 47
80 I 75
No. 2.
Cnh ouotatlona were as folloie:
. FLOUR Steady; winter patents. $T,.Kva
IS 30; straights. $4 0j On; spring patent-.
MNjaSM; atralghta, $4.8O4.90; bakera. $350
ti$90.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. $1.0iWl.l4; No. 3.
98ci$l.ia: No. 2 red, $1.11sn.l4.
CORN-No. 45?46c; No. 2 yellow. 45-fi)
45c.
OATS-No. 2. 29c; No. 2 white. 3131c;
No. 3 white, 2f31e.
RYK-No. 2. 73c.
BARLEY Oood feeding, S7638o; fair to
choice malting, 4if!48c.
SEED-No. l flax, $1.1: No. 1 northwest
ern. $1.24: clover, contract grade $12.50.
PROVISIONS-Maa pork, per bbl.. $U.28ffl
11.35. Ird. per 100 Ins., M 82. Short ribs
aides (loose). 8H.2F'8)6.50. Short clear aldea
IDoxeoi, e.irB.7o,
Receipts. Shlpm"it
.... 32.700 K.I00
.... 84 900 41.000
,...470.100 ro5.W
,...121.800 127.7HI
.... a.ooo aniio
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bo.
Rye. bu .'
Barley, bu
88, tOO ' 20.500
On the Produce exchange toHav
ter market whs steady; creameries, liiiaaic:
dairies. lK22c. Eggs, easier; at mark
case Included, 20i26c: flrsta, 25c; prime
flrats, 2ic; extras, 29c. Cheese, steady, Ufl
t. Loals Grata and Provisions.
u.ST- LOF18-. Dec. 15.-WHEAT-Market
higher; No. t red cash. . elevator $1 no
track. $1.14161.14; May. $1.12; Juiv jfe'
No. 2 hard. $1.1001.11. 1
CORN Market higher; No. 2 cash, rtc
track, 43c; December, 43c; May, 424i43c '
OATS Market firmer; No. 2 caah, 30-:
track, 30n; December, 29c; May, 31c:
No. 1 white, 32c.
FLOCR Dull; red winter patents, $5 23
6.85: special brands, $5.45(fr6.60; extra fancv
$4.90410: clear, $4 15'a4.40
CORNMEAL Steadv. $2.40.
RR AN Firm ; sacked, enst tnu k, S0ij90c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $S.0O(S 13.00; prnlrle
$.O03'9.5O.
IRON COTTT1N TIE8-93e.
BAOOINO 7Wc.
HEMP TWINE 4iC.
PROVISIONS Pork higher; jobbing-. $11 45;
Ijard firmer; prime steam, $8 55. Bacon,
steady; boxed extra shorts, $7.2; clear
ribs. $7.87: short clenr. $8.12.
POl'LTRY Market firm; chickens, 7c
spring. 9c; turkeys, 14c; duoks, 9c;
geese. 8o.
BUTTER Market steady; creamery. 20
2Sc: dairy. 16Q23c.
EGOS Market Arm st 24o. case count.
, . Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbl 8.0(10 4 im)
Wheut. bu 32,00"! 27(Hi0
Corn, bu 32.00O 45.0H0
OaU, bu 27.000 31,000
Kansas City Grain a. el Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 15-WHEAT-Mar-ket
firm: December, $1.U: May, $1.02
$!: July. 90We. Cnah: No 2 hard.
$1.03iS1.06; No. 3. $1.00l.ort; No. 4. jcw
$1.00; No. 1 red, $1.08; No. 3, $1.04ig1.06;
No. 4. 80ci$1.00.
CORN Market firm: December, 40
40c; May, 41$42c; July. 42c. Cash; No.
3 mixed. 41o; No. 3, 41c; No. 2 white.
41H41c: No. 3, 41c.
OATS Market steady; No. 2 white, Stt
81c: No. 2 mlxert. iMt30e.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $9.00i9.50;
choice pi a I lie. $7.7Mi.00. . ,
RYE Steady at 71c
EGtJS Steady; Missouri and Kunaaa, new
No. 2 whltewood cases included. 2oc; case
count. 23c; caaea returned. c leas.
RCTTEK Creamery, SlfeSUc: dairy, 17e.
KGG8 Market steady at 35c.
Receipts of wheat, 64 cars.
Receipt Shipments.
Wheat, bu 23,3X 63. tint)
Corn, bu 7t).oo ia,6')0
Oata, bu 7,000 is.000
. Philadelphia Prad.ee Market.
I PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 15 BUTTER
Firm: good demand; extra weatern cream
ery. 28c; extra nearby print. Sic.
EG4.H4 Dull and weak; nearby fresh. 3Jc
at mark: western freeh, 31c at mark.
CHIfESB Firm; New York full creams,
fancy, 13c; New York ull creams, choice,
llibl3c: New York full creams, fair to
good, 11?Uc.
Mla.eaa.lls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 16. WH EAT De
cember, $1.07: May. II 12'4: July. $1.1
1.11; No. 1 hard. $111: No. 1 northern,
$1 10: No. I northern. I1.U5.
FIX.UR First patents, $5.8ii6.90: second
patents, t&.QV): rt clear. $4.Ui'4-2.';
second cleara. $2.802.75.
BRAN In bulk. $14.76.
Mllwaakee Gral. Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wla., Dec. 15. WHKAT-
Market le higher; No. 1 northern. $1.11; No.
a northern, $1.04 u; May, $1.10.
RYE No. 1, 788'7c.
BARtaSY-Dull; No. 3. $2u; aample. 3047
0c
CORl-nrmer; No. $. 4Jd43c; May,
iVU-ic.
Llyera..l Ural. Market.
IIVERPtOL. Dec. 16. WHEAT Spot,
nominal; future, steady; December, nom
inal: March. 73d; May. 73d.
. CORN Spot, steady; American mixed.
4a 10J. Futures, quirt; January, 4s4U:
March, 4 $d.
U.l.lh Gral. Market.
DULUTH, Dec. 16 WHEAT To an h e,
No. norUiern. $1 .; No. 3, $1.03; on
track, No. I northern. $l.t; No. 3, $1.08;
Dec, $1.; May. 11.13.
OATH To arrive and on tra k, 2irc.
Teleda Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 16 41EED8 tMovee.
rath and December. $7$7: rhrua,ry. 7-a5;
Mrcti, $8 0". Prime . alsike. Prim
timothy, $1.30.
Prea.ee Birksagf t l.se.
NEW YORK. Dec. 15 The Produce Ex-cli-nae
wtll be Uvl UeeeniU- ti. M and
Jauory 4
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market ia Dall and Sluggitb, with Sale
Ligbteit for EcTeral Weeks.
ATTEMPTS TO ADVANCE PRICES FAIL
Ranters of ( haaae I. I. eh la h aad t .,
H. It. lease a. Advance I. Maay
Hallraad Issaes aether Rise
la Amalgamated Copper.
NEW YORK, le-. 15. The subsidence of
speculative activity In stock was very
marked today, the total sales for the day
making u smaller total than for several
montne. A dull and sluggish market Is the
normal consequence of such a shaking up
as prlcea have recently sustained ano the
postponement of this sulisidetice has been
the cause of some surprise. It was evi
dent that the urgency of liquidation whs
greatly moderated and practically com
pleted, but attempts to force price upwanl
met with continual checks. The absence
of any selling pressure left the price level
constantly atove lat night and afforded
encouragement to persistent renewals of
the advance.
A the opening the rise was most pro
nounced and the market most animated,
largely on account of a reversal of views
which caused the sharp relapse In yester
day's late market. But the sensitiveness
then demonstrated that the light current
of rumor waa a strong factor In the spirit
of caution that ruled throughout. The
course of Amalgamated Copper was still
of dominant Influence, and Its advaui-e
brought quick response at other points in
the list. Coalers were conspicuous fea
tures In the opening advance, particularly
Reading, the favor shown that group being
due to flattering reports of conditions In
the coal Industry. The belief that the new
control of the Cincinnati, Hamilton Day
ton avstem waa destined for the benefit or
Erie helped that stock, as well a the
coaler generally. Revised mtnef" of the
disposal of Iehlgh Navigation also played
a part In that particular movement. The
Metropolitan Traction group was affected
hy the announced Intention to enter on
subway projects In New York City and the
simultaneous depression ot tnternorougn
Rapid Transit on the curb was attributed
to the name cause. The UniteM States Steel
stock". especially the preferred, were
steadily accumulated. Trade reports were
of very large orders for various lines of
finished prodncta, Including steel rails.
The successful conclulnn of the lndon
stock market settlement, about which ome
anxiety had beenfclt. was helpful to this
market. Negotiations were In progress
looking to gold shipment to Berlin ana
there was a small engagement for South
America. Money was both easy for call
loans and on time, and confidence waa felt
that with the lightened demand for specu
lation In the stock market there waa no
danger of any stringency In the future so
far a descried. The midden online gave
rise to some rumor that some Important
development was hanging over the market,
such as a decision In the Northern Securi
ties case or a more definite formulation of
the administration plan of dealing with the
regulation of railroad freight rate. In the
same vague category waa the supposition
that assistance had been extended to a
financial Institution, which rumors yester
day weakened the late stock msrket. The
tone of the market continued up to the last,
but the closing was steady and consider
able advances for the day resulted.
Honda were dull and Irregular Total
sales, par value. $3,235,000. United State
bonds were unchanged on call.
The Quotation on the New York stock
exchange ranged a follows:
Sale. High. Low.Clo".
Atchison 3.500 83 82 83
do nrefen-ert l.fi'W 1W4 loi-n mm
Baltimore Ohio ....22,300 100 99 99
do preferrel
97
Canadian Pacific .
Centra! of N. J....
Ches. Ohio-
Chicago A Alton...
800 129 128 128
1?' IKS 1!J
3.200
000
47
46
4
40
38
38
do preferred
su
Chicago G. W
Chicago & N. W...
C. M. ft St. P
4.910
1.100
22
J04
22
202
2:t
11,500 187 106 17
do preferred
Chicago T ft T
.. 400 12
40 21
.. 1 89
.. l.ono 21
. . 4"0 57
. . 400 24
.. 1.500 185
11
20
89
11
21
87
21
do preferred
C, C C. ft St. L.
Colorado Southern
50
do 1st preferred.,
do 2d preferred...
5fi 58
33 33
84 1K4
Del. ft Hudson .. .
184
Del.. Iick. ft W...
32
Denver ft R. O
'ioo "so"
30
86
35
73
54
89
92
152
29
87
85
73
64
88
92
152
27
64
do preferred
Erie
do 1st preferred..
do 2d preferred...
Hocking Valley ...
do preferred
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do preferred
K. C. Southern ....
do preferred
Louisville ft Nash.
Manhattan L
Met. Securities ....
Met. Street Ry
Minn, ft St. L
1.300 87
...15.800
38
... 3.7m
. . . 200
... l'0
... 1
... 6.4
74
54
89
92
153
1.400 2V 19
U0 62 62
28
51
23.700 138 138 138H
t 1K1 j W lie
.... 4,300 7:1 7 77
....10,700 121 118 11!
80
M.. 2i0 87 87 87
144
M , St. PASS
do preferred
Missouri Pacific ...
Mo.. Kan. ft Tex..
...10.100 100 105 100
... 1.4I0 30 29 29 It
... 3o0 62 61 61
do preferred
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd
tx4
N. Y. Centrnl 2.2)0 136 135 134
Norfolk ft Western.. 7.9"0 78 77 7K
do preferred
Ontario ft Western... I.OoO
Pennsylvania 24.9HO
P., C. C. ft St. L
Reading 110,300
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred 2U0
Rock Island Co 18 800
do preferred 50
St. L. ft S. F. 2d pfd. 300
8t. Louts 8. W 1.900
43
135
43
134
do preferred
Southern Pacific ..
do preferred
Southern Railway .
do preferred
Texas ft Pacific ..
Toledo, St. 1 ft
do preferred ..
Union Pacific ...
do preferred 1,100
WaDHRti
do preferred
Wheeling ft I E...
Wisconsin Central
do preferred
Mex. Central
Adams ' Exnresa ...
American Exprets.
U. 8. Express
Wells-Fargo Exp..
2 5
113
237
64
30
9i
84
91
7
!Mi
15
37
31
11
Amal. Copner
Am. Car Foun.
., .81.91 )
66
SO",
91
,85
63
:j
90
$5
"7
38
do preferred
Am. Cotton Oil
do preferred
American Ice
do preferred
Am. Linseed Oil
do preferred
Am. Locomotive
do preferred
Am. Smelt. R'f'g..
do preferred
Am. Sugar R'f
Anaconda, Mill. Co....
ProokMn Rapid T
Colo. Fuel ft Iron
Consolidated Gaa
Corn Products
do nreferred
Distillers" Securities..
General Electr'e
International Paper..
do preferred
International Pump..
do preferred
National Lead
North American
Pacific Mali
People'a Gas
Pressed Steel Car
do preferred
Pullman Pal. Car
Renubllc Steel
do preferred
Robber Good
di preferred
Tnn. Coal Iron
V. 8. leather
do preferred
U. S Pealfv. Imp....
U. 8. Rubber
611O
3i0
400
38
1.700 21 81
2h 101 im
3,600 78 78
in
2.70 139 18K 1t8
t.f) iir lno i'
8 wiO 58 68
a 7ml 4'ti 4'i
58
43
2"1
2o
7
6
14
21
7
40
8t
22
M
2 8"0 20
1.400 20
$oo
20
3' O
RnO
S.1'0
100
37
184
24
78
36
14
76
1 "0
.QUO
100
ioo
4li
41
SOO 105 10 lo-n
37U rru, 37
ioo
no 25
24
14U,
;
Fo
cu
fin;
18
in
7 ''
ST,
STli
17
284
11
"V,
"5
01
7U
'IP4
im
mlV,
8,
7
t
178
t.joo 11
1.m
l.wio
100
3 trn
si ton
5
A4
8
17
5 Olio l'v;
1.300 80
do preferred
U 8 St-el
do nreferred
TVoatlnrpe.ise Elec.
.. 1 sin
. sno
"0
et
4
88
17U,
"74
W-tern Union
1.10D
'
2
Tntsl sales for the day. 734. " ahares,
tw York Mlalna Sleeks.
NEW YORK. D-e. 15 -The following ar
the rinsing auotntlce- mnr.g slocks
Adorns Cos r
fUlttls rwf 1
Alio 40
flree) II
tmmawlrk Con w
I'oraotwli Tunntl . ... I
Cun. I'ol A V. 1W
Hots Kllfor tU
Iron SIKor 10
Lsodrlll t oo 1
ontorts St(
Onhlr , lim
Pnoenti
Putool 11
' It
Slerr Noradl ....... 41
Small Ho)Ol H
SUndsl-a .., ...10
tatemeat af Baak ef Fra.ee.
PARIS. Dec. 15-,Th weeklv statement
of the Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes la circulation, decrease.
1.160 1 franca; treasury accounts current
Increase, 14.964.nno franca; g,ld In hand,
decrease. 8 975 bo francs: btlui ILmcourXnd,
decreaee 275 o franc,; .),.r (n bands, la
cisase, 11, 5. (tie francs.
Trrnsrr atateaseat.
WAHHINQTON. Ic l,Today a state
nient cf the treasury balani e In the gen
ertl fund, exi lusiv of u 1130 fm,ei4) gold
reserve lu : tlis division of redemption.
134
75
78 77 77
89
82 . 83 81
32 30 31
33 83 81
$ 6 65
24 24 . 24
800 65 55 64
15,400 61 60 81
1.000 118 117 117
6.600 34 33 33
80 96 : 9.-1
1.000 . 34 33 83
W.. 100 83 35 34
100 61 61 50
41.900 1 08 107 108
95 94 W
.'IV Zl 1
5i , 42 42 42
100 18' 18 11
1.8i0 21 21 21
? 44 44 44
1,400 , 21 , 2o . 0
100 20$ . 303
shows avsllshlo cwsh balance. $14.1 k!:V.6;
Hold. r.01!.r7.
"eve Yrk :e.ey Market.
NE WYORK. Dec. IS M"NKY On cell:
Market steadv at 24i3 per cent: closing
hid 2 per cent: orird at per cent.
Time joans: Mitrket easy nnd dill: slxtv
and ninety days and six months. 3 per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4tt4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Market strorg.
closing firm, with actual business In bank
ers' bills at $4 874.Vn-4.87Sn for demand nnd
at $4.944." 4 .V for slxty-diiy bills; posted
rates, $4 8Mi4.8. and $!: commcrdil
bills. 4 M.
SILVER Bar. "Sc:
48c.
BONDS Government
Mxcan dollars,
s'eady and rail-
mads Irregular.
The following are the quotations on
stocks and bonds:
f. 8. ret. . reg ...KMsVMlnhltun r. g 4
. .114
do coupon
no is, reg
do ronpon
So now 4.
So coupon
as old 4t.
So eouson
Atchison res
.. t4 fie lv Im-'
...104 Vlnn f. L
In...
...W4,M.. K A T 4
..lit So
...1VN. K R. or M. r
...1MVN. Y r. . S
...ftai'N. J ' g. 5s.
. . .!(
. .
4. II.
...l'siS
no 1) 4t
Atlantic C. 1j. 4..
Hi I. a okln 4....
SO lit!
Contra) of Re. im. .
so lt Inr
Ch. Ohio
hlMfn A. JH
C , B Q n. im.
V. M. A 8 P. 4
C N. W. r. 7
C. R I. r. 4a.
... ns 7o. rrmc im..
... w
do "
.. iia
N. W. r. 41 :.t
0 8 I.. 4a pr... to:i
Penn on. W
Readins gen. 4 Iut'4
St. L. a I V. r J.O..P4S
st. 1,. a r ft 4.
..lit
.. t
..107
..
. .ton
St 1.. 8 W
t. .
. ltlH
Srahoord A
I.. 4l
So. Ps.lllc 4s....
So HhiIwit t.. .
Tetn P. It
T.. St. I,. W.
I'nlon Parlflr 4.
do cofiv. 4m
f S sroel ;d Im
Wohoh 1
do deb. B
e.'. L K 4 ..
.. M'o
..til
. MS
. VS
. .pus
.. .H
.117
.. r.t4
.. M
.. :'W
.. 4
dO COl
fv. at. u a. 4..ii
hh-aoo Tor.
en Tohoero 4
t'olo it So. 4s
n a r. a.
Krlr prior Pen 4o.
do sen. 4o
r. w. a d. v. u.
Hmklnx Vol. 4f.
L. N. unl. 4...
Bid.
.lelS
. IIS
ISTsjiWIi. Cuntrot 4..
11 1 tt Colo. Kuol e. r..
IdS'tl
Boston stock Market.
ROSTON. Dec. 15 Call loans, :ifj4 per
rent; time loans, 4&6 per cent. Official
rinsing or stocks and Bonus:
Atchlnon ad. 4i. .. .
do 4k
Moi. Central 4a
Atrhlson
do pfd
Poton ft Alltonr...
Boston a Maine
Roston Klorated ..
Kltchhtir pfd
Mei. Ontral
N. T.. N H. H
Pore Marquott .
t'nlnn Pnrlltr
Arnrr. Arro. Pheta.
. ssHIWeatlnt-. common
.101:Adnturf
, 71 lAllouoa
. Wt1 Amalfamated
.Ml V American Zlnr
.9sl;Atlnt.-
.14 Bingham
.I.-.J Cal. Hecla
.l:iVOnt-nnil
. s4)i copper Hance
.IM ilalv Went
. 71 lDomlnlon Coal ...
. lirfVr-ranalln
. II JOraner
. 84 ifnlo Rovnlo
. IS Moi Mining
. r,',
. 17H
. 84
. 1!H
. 14
. .Vt'i
.C4f,
. !l
. M
. It
. (4
. 10',
. 4'
. S3
.
.
. '
. 4'i
. Il4
. SIH
. s
10 J
. 'i
.US
. to
4,
. n,
. 4J'i
4
. 11
.10i
lo
pfd
Pnou. Tut.
Sugar
Amor.
Amor.
...m Mlrhlxan
'Mohawk
...1411 Mont. '
. . . 1 Old Dominion
... M Onreola
... 1H Parrot
...t iQnlsey
...lKt iHhannon
... 14 Tamarark
... t iTrlnltv
... U S. Mining
...lor. iV. 8. oil
... R ftah
... 31S Vlitnrla
. . . V Winona
do
pfd
Amor. T. a- T. . . .
Amor, wooion
do pfd
Dominion I. 8.
Krtl.on Elrr. Illu.
Oenertl Klertrtc .
Maa. Kleelrle ...
' do pfd
Mass. Ga
t'nltd Fruit
I'nlted Shoe Mai-h
do pfd
I. 8. Steel..
do pfd
Wolvsrlne
Asked. "Ex-divldend. 'Hid.
London atock ttnotatlon.
TXNDON, Dec. 15. Closing on stocks and
bonds:
Conaola, money ..
do arcount
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore Ohio
87 15-16IN. V. Central l!:S
88 1-IC Norfolk W S0
5 do pfd 4
...IS Ontario ft W 44
...1044r-ennavivanla
lOiaiKand Mlnea
.. US
.. MS
.. 4f.
.. 41'.,
.. 4',,
.. 88
.. 82S
..110
.. 7V
.. S
.. 0
.. 21',
Canadian Pari 0c lit
Reading
1 noa. a onto 41
Chicago at. W 23
C. M. ft St. P .171
do I at pfd
do d pfd
Southern Ratlway
do pfd 1 ,
Southern Pacific .. ,
I'nlon Pacific
do pfd
l S. Steel
do pfd
Wahmh
do pfd
DBrr 11
jirnver a a. u hi
do pfd Mt4
Erie t
an in pro lf,
do td pfd t
Illinois central ir4
Loula. ft Kaah 141
4S
9
M., K ft T S0'
Spanlah 4a
SILVER Rar. steady, 28 lo-16r per ounce.
1 tr vein.
The rat of discount In the onen market
for short bills Is 2'u2T Pr cent; for llii-ee
months' bills, 2 13-lti2 per cent.
Foreign Flna.clal.
IX)NDOX, Dec. 15,-Money was In letter
demand In the market today for Stock ex
change requirement.,'! Dkecntint were af
fected by the price of bar gold snd con
tinental exchange. .Omtlie Stock exchange
there waa a lietter .tendency. There was
some anxiety regardlneithe outcome of tho
account, with the completion of which op
erators were largely occupied ConsoM were
firm. Americans opened weak, recove ed.
becamo moderately aotlve, fluctuated, were
very sensitive and closed unsettled. Kaffir
were Arm. Gold Fields a-ere the feature.
Imperial Japanese government 6 of 1904
were quoted at 95.
PARIS, Dec. 15.--The tone 011 the Hnurso
today was heavy, subsequently becoming
stronger and at the close was firm. Fear
In regard to the passage of tho proposed
Income tax law depreened rentes. Rio Tln
tos were very firm. Russian Imperlsl 4
a-ere quoted at 92.20, snd Ruaalan bonds of
1904 at 501.
BERLIN, Dec. 15. The tone of tho Rourse
today was adversely sfTected by a report
circulated here thut the United States con
gress Intends to Investigate the Steel trust.
, .
Statement Baak of England.
I XI N DON Dec. 15. The weekly statement
of the Bank of England chows the follow
ing changes: Total reserve, decreased 4:l,
000; circulation, decreased flM.tlOO; bullion,
decreased 667,661; other securities. In
crense.l 61,0)1); other- depoeltH decreased
692.000; public, deposits. Increased 294.000;
note reserve, decreiiacd 276.0un; govern
ment recurltle. unchanged. Proportion of
the bank's reserve to liability this week,
45.87 per cent, aa compared with 45.93 per
cent Inst week.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 15. M ETAI8 The
London tin market continued firm, but was
much leaa excited and the net gains were
small. Spot closed at 136 2s 6d and future
at 131. locally the market was quiet; de
mand ls not materializing at the advance
as a result of the Ixmdon strength and
noma holders showed an Inclination to
grant concessions. Spot Is quoted at $29.00
Si 29.60. Copper was a little lower In Iajii
ion. closing at 86 15s for spot and 66 fs
6d for futures. Locally the market Is more
or less nominal. Broadly speaking quota'
tlons range from $14.7515.00 for the out
side would seem to better represent the
market. Electrolytic $M.25&14 60; canting,
$14.6itg14.76.' Iead cloned at $480(4.70 lo
cally, while It was a little lower at 12
16s In the Ixindon market. Ppelter was
unchanged at $5,754(5.87 In New York and
at 25 In I-ondon. The Iron market was
unchanged at 62a 6d In Qlu'-gow and alight 1 y
lower at 47 9d In Mlddleshoro. Locally
demand Is less active ant) the tone of the
market no better than steady No. 1
foundry, northern. No. 1 southern and No.
1 soft are quoted at $17.0i8 17.50; No. 2
northern at $l.5)i17.0a
8T. LOUIS. Deo. ll METALS--Lead:
Market steady; $4.664.62. - Spelter: Market
firm at $5.75.
Wool Market. '
BOSTON, Dec. 15.-WOOI-BtlsineHA Is
light In the wool market, with about stendy
prices. The depletion lit the various stocks
has left the selection for traders poor aa a
rule and prices paid make the grades cost
relatively high. Traders expert continued
Arm nrleea. especially In view of the
strength In the English and Australian
markets Territory wooia are quiet, pulled
grades have advanced. Foreign markets
s re reported firm. Territory and Idaho
Fine. 184fl9cl heavy fine. IWIo: fine me
dium, 18U.ai$c; medium, 22rr23c; low me
dium, 23ft24o. Wyoming Fine, 17ft1Ro;
neavy nne. latrine; nne manium. I718ct
medium. 23tT24c: low medium. 23tff24c. Utah
and Nevada Fine. 17j18c; heavy fine. 1 Vff
lite; fine medium. 17M3e; medium. 22-ffJSc;
low medium, M4P. Dakota Fine, 18fl9c;
fln medlurn. 18'qlHc: medium, 23fi24c. Mon
tana Fine choice, V ft Tic; fin average, 19li
$0c: fine medium choice 21fi22c: average 18
t!0c: atate staple fi23c; medium choice.
23',5c; sversee, 21W22c.
ST. IUI8. Dc. 15-WOOL-8teadv
medium grd-s combing and clothln t
light fln i8f2Sc; heavy fine, 14018c
tnb mashed, 2741 o. t '
car aadl Molaaaea.
NEW YORK. Dec 16. SUQAR-Raw
firm; fair refining. 4c; centrifugal 96 test'
93o: molasses sugar. 4e; refined, firm'
No. $. $6.U6; No. 7, $5 00: No. $. $4 90- No
$4 86; No. 10. $4 80; No 11. $4 70; No. h $4 Si
No. 13, $466; No. 14. $4 50. Confectioner' at
$6 60; mould. $6.00; cut loaf, $4:45; crushed
$36; powdered, $6 75; granulated, $6. $5;
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans oncn
kettle, good to chide. 304537c. opcn
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 15 SUGAR Mar
It t strong; open kettle, 9ti4V4c; oien ket
l1"nJ1,u,,S.r4:iTn'r'fualwhiteS, 4 lS-M,6c; yellows. 44 13-16c; seconda,
tsyt i-ic.
MOLASSES Steady: open kettle lMIOc
centrifugal, 7jfJ0c; syrup steady ' at 22'
26e.
Cea? Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. U.-COFFEB-Market
for future opened ateadv at an advance
of 10 pointa 011 July and 6 points higher
on other positions. The market waa Anally
steady with ail month' t pointa blgher,
except November, which was unchanged.
Seles were reported of 121. 760 begs. Includ
ing December at 7.20c; January. 7 26c- Sep
tember. 0lu"i.lic: October, $.:-,; Novem
ber, latv. aVA Ru BUtady; Nw. J ,a
OMAHA LIVE STOCH MARKET
aaMss-. ,
Tao Many Cattle ot Sale and Market Baled
Very Slow and Lower.
HOGS SOLD GENERALLY STEADY
More Moderate Rerrlpta f sheep and
Trsdlaa Was Arlhr, Tilth Price
8trons a. Roth Fat
tan and Feeders.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 15, 184.
Official Mondav 6.19s 3.5M 4.4.33
ORIcliil Tucsdy $.227 9W J.li.7
Offlcmi Wednesday d.HBi 1".2-H ..Sil
Oftlclal Thursday 4.') l.o"0 4w
Four davs this ci k ..!'.' 5l :i"..n'-8 U.:'
Rime das last week ...1.4;1 tl.'J It.Kii
Same days week hernr.-..18.r.'it oit.SH 2".:W
fume three weeks ngo. .2".9U !t.Zf '.".'.Ijt
Same four weeks ago 2i,:H'i JfH.i't 31.8-')
Seme rtnys hist vein- 1H.52H 41.328 24.72.1
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The tollowli.g table ihuws tlm leceipla at
csttle. hogs and shet p st Sou'.li I'ltiilu 10'
the year to uate, with comparl-Oua Willi
last ai :
. 1304. 1903. Ins. Da
Cattle !i.Mtl l,04.i,iD0 UJ.fJ
HoS-s 2.JH..lo i.UH.iy-i 79.74J
Shtep l.718,Hi7 l.MH.oM 97.7.6
The 'lollowuig taoie t-lioa-s Vlie uverjK
price or hogs at Cxuui tuuahu tur thu lust
several daya. with Ctunpsrl.sons:
Data. 1 l$u. I9UJ. ij3 ltvl. 1$00. (If. 1$M.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
N o v.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nor.
Nov,
Dec.
Dc.
Dec.
Dec.
Deo.
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
14..
15..
17..
18..
19..
20 .
il..
22..
m..
i4..
&.
il .
Ul..
29..
$..
1..
..
3..
...
6...
...
8...
9...
10..
11..
12..
13..
14..
15..
! ay'i
.1 3
I 4 ta 1
I 4 .1 ,
I 8l
i Wl
I Mi
. 4 t 1
.. 4 47',
! 62:,
:i 4 ;!
I 4 1l
I 4 42;
I 42,
I 6
I J' al
I I
1,4 41,
I 4 S9
I 4 3o 1
1 4 2i:
I 4 Sl
I 4 ;
4 67
I
!
4 ,0
4
4
4 4
4 44.
A,!
4 V0
4 ltt
I
4 20
v4',
4 341
4 ;,
I .',
4 11'
4 43
irn
4 37!
4 S2
4 Kit
4 4ri
4 471
4 49!
445r
4 40,
e 28i
41 1
111
rv
6 L.i,
SzSI
I5l'
6 )4
6 99
" I
6 0-'
Vj
C 09;
6 UB
14;
6 22
21'
S07!
0
6 1-1
6 (
5 9)il
6 9
I
6 09;
5 at;
6 o,
Ml
631
t 4W
v 1
6 M
75
a tMi,
I
$ 7i
6 79
6 73
5 85
00
I
6 $61
41 ff
6 $2
6 )'.,
$ 09,
"0
I
C Hi
6 13
Hi
6 16,
6 21!
21
I
4 4J7I
4 Mi
4
4-,
4 7$f
4 7o,
4 i
4 7
4
6 86
,1
4 87
4 7
4 71
4 741
$ 2 I 41
I SOI 8 J
Ml 3 3i
li,l
3 tail 3 J
1 8 ;
3 $i
3 ! 3
8 Ml 8 37
3 (.0 3 44
S $2 $ U
1 hi 3
- $ 23
I76
. '.3 $
3 s 3 19
3 711 3 21
3 74) 3 26
$ til 3 2J
1 a .-.
3 61
3 Wl 3 ?i
3 Ml S 35
U M 8 -'
8 3 $ 30
3 901 3 1-8
I 3 31
3 92
3 95 3 37
3 9f 3 3$
3 96 3 33
3 95. 3 -
4tl
41
4 64!
4 68
4 77,
4 84
4 ol
4 7S
485!
4 S2
4 77
4 81 1
4 86
4 841
I
4 4t.
4 41 I
4 .!
Indicates Sundsy. indicate!! holiday.
The official niuiioer of cars of stock
V4111I'
C, M. & St. P. Ry..., 6
Wahash
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 24
logs. Bh'p
41 4
3 ..
1 3
17 1
8 1
IIS 4
J 2
18 4
!
5 . .
1
4
1
155 19
I'nlfin Tm Ui'ilnm
C. & N. W. Ry 4
F E. & M. V. R. R.. 21
C St. P.. M. & O.... 11
li. ei M. Ry 39
C B. & Q. Ry 17
K. C. Ht. J 3
C, R. I. & P., enst..
C, K. I. oi P.. weft.. 1
Illinois Central 2
Chicago O. W 3
Total receipt
.i:
The dlsporltmn of the day s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co...
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. 3)i7 1.330 300
owllt and Company M2 l.HW ,49
Cuduhy Packing Co Wis 2.301 tin
Armour Co i!3 i'.sjs mi
Cudahy P. Co., K. C 6:;l
Cudahy P. Co., H. City i.ir.'4 ....
Armour & Co., 8. City 1,94
vunsant Co 67
Carey & Bentoiv
Lobman & Co 10 .... ....
McCreary & Cnry 49
AV. I. Stephen 51
HIM & Huntslnger 98
Huston & Co 9
11 ami I ton Rothschild.. 2i
L. F. Hiiie . 57'.
Wolf & MulllHll 8f, ....
Mike Haggerty tii;
J. U. Root tit Co 24
Cudahy. Denver 151 .... ....
Other hueyrs 1,044 .... 3l
Totals 4,671) 10.244 3.188
CATTLE There were noc ns many cattle
reported this morning as arrived yieterday,
but Including what was carried over from
yesterday, there was more than enough on
sale to mee the Immediate requirement of
the trade. Trains were a little more prompt
In arriving than they have been for tne last
two days, hut still they delayed the market
to some extent.
The market on cornfed steers could not bo
quoted anything but dull and weak to a
alme lower. Unfavorable reports were re
ceived from other points tint puckers con
tinued their bearish tactics Even the bet
ter grades did not srll readily at shaded
prices. A com pu red with the close of hut
week, common to fair cattlo are around
25ii3c lower nnd the choicer grades have
been so ex-arcc that It la hard to tell how
much lower they un, but probably 10c to
2iju would cover the decline on good to
choice cattle such as packer curl use for
their Christmas trude. It wus late today
before anything like a clearance whs made.
The cow market was also slow mid lower.
The common and medium grades of cows
are fully 2.Vfi35c lower and In some cases
sales have been mode as much 11s 4oc luwcr
than the same kinds were selling for at
the close of last week. Packers do not
seem to rare for anything but the cholcist
grades and consequently will not take the
commoner kinds unices they can get them
at a low figure. Salesmen were forced to
carry over quite n few from yesterday be
cause none would buy them. At n late
hour today there were still a good many
cow In llrsl hands, with trading very
slow.
Feeding built have held nearly stendy all
the week, but fat bulls are slow and lower.
Rest venl en Ives are about steady, but oth
ers slow and lower.
The demand for stockers and feeders was
again limited this morning and with the
exception of a few of the choicest grades
the market showed a decline from yester
day of 6!il0c. Repreaentatlve sale:
KEEF STEERS.
AT.
... 44
... 1X4
...ll'll
... 77
...
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... 731
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... 910
... M
... 770
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1 76
1 75
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. .1030
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.1113
tin
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. 711 t i;,
. .' 4M I 76
. 610 I 71
. (7 .1 1 SO
.70 8 io
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470 J 33
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I 16 1
CALVES.
.1270 t 36
14V40 I lu
144
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333 I IS
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
10 3 76 1 73! I It
10 744 I 16 14 121 I 16
10 IM IK 7 tli t 16
1 160 I 00 11 810 I 36
HOOS The bos; market was in good
Shape at thla point today, although Chit ago
was reported 6c lower. Parkers started in
to buy their supplies for a little leas money
and In a few cases succeeded In grtlng
some hoga a shade lower than the same
kinds brought yesterday. It soon became
evident, however, that the demand was
brisk and fully equal to the supply, which
waa not large, snd the market strengthened
and liecame very active. The hulk of the
hogs sold at just about steady prices as
compared with yesterday snd for a time
the msrket waa a little stronger. Every
thing wast sold at an early hour with the
eicrptlon of a few late anlvula. The bulk
of the hoga went at $4$7ti44o, with the
choicer loads at $4.4:''a4.4o. Sums of the
heavy packing grades and also a few early
sales went around $4.36. Representative
suit:
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.MI a 4 6 U 141 IM, 4 40
IM ... IK I'i
.. 120 4 16 64 320
!M 300 4 86 81 241
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UMKEP-There wss
Iglit fun of sheep
and lambs reDortrd this moi-iuig and scl
eral trains were late In arriving, riuyers.
though, were anxious for supplies and os
a result everything that would do to kill
sold freely at steady to strong pi lees.
The quality of the early arrival was not
particularly good, with the exception of
some wethers that sold for $6.1.. 'o tint
the sales on paper do not .how the strength
of the market. Aa cmpard wlih the cost
of last week the general matket on fat
sheep and lambs can safelv he quoted laf
25c higher, with trading active at the ad
va nee.
The few feeder that are coming for
ward are also selling to good advantage,
price being stronger than at the close of
Inst week. The sale of feeder htmhs yes
terday at $.V40 wns the, top price of the
season to date.
Toward noon several cars of fa' sheep
find lambs arrived and ns jmrker bad
their more orders filled and advices from
other points were less favorable the market
closed slow anil weak with some sales
quite a little lower than the high time.
(Quotations: Oood to choice yenrllngs.
$5.00115.25; fair to good yearlings. $4.75f5.ott
good wethers, $4.35'&4.4i; good to "huh-c
cw. $4.1514.40; fair to good ewee $3.8t-fi
4.16; good to choice lambs. $5.75i.); mlr
to eood lamb 13SMY6.76- feeder vearllrgs.
$4.00 1.50; feeder wcthets. $4.flfi4 25: fecdVi
Representatlve sales:
No
21 If 4 35
2l n mi
r e 4 :
114 n 4
.l . . 4 37 S
m ' 4
sm m 1 :,
av. Pr
80 2 6
H 4 to
121 4 4))
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8 4 W
:m 4 5
ion 4 50
1 16 5 00
117 5 15
49 5 25
60 5 25
92 5 30
C3 6 50
42 5 5
123 6 tO
P5 4 tl
94 4 15
91 4 25
58 6 60
62 C 50
70 6 (81
7 4 50
60 4 50
168 4 0)".
17)1 4 6
126 5 60
87 6 25
105 t. 25
92 6 25
14"
1
121
1
120
14
western
western
cull ewes,
ewe
western
ewes
wi-stern
ewe
western
ewes
western
ewes
6
3
213
69
179
western ewes
a t stern ewes
western wethers
western lambs
western lambs
245 western yearlings.. .
bi western iambs
10 western Inmhs
6 western Inmhs
121 western ewes
4X1 western ewes
400 western ewes
53 western lambs
Ill western lambs
302 western lambs
2 native cull lamb
2 native cull lambs
I nntlve ewe
1 cull ewe
2 native aethers
35 native lntnhs
6 native '.am lis
39 native lambs
CHICAGO L1VK 8TOIK MARKET
tattle Steady, Hon Strong. Sheep
Lower and Lambs Weak.
CHICAOO. Dec. 15. CATTLE Receipts,
8.000 head. Market steady, good to prime
steer. K0f7.W; poor to medium. $3.75f
5.75; titookor and feeders, $2.15i4.15; co,s,
$1.00fil.2S; heifers. $1.7665.00; canneis, $l.H0fi
2.$0; bulls, $2.0iy.i4.2O; cnlves, $3.30&7.Xl.
HOOS Receipt. S8.0W head Market
strong; mixed snd butchers'. $4.3fyg4.67',,;
good to choice heavy, $4.65ft4.65; rough
heavy, $4.SiH4.42; light, $4.3014.45,; bulk of
sales, $4,454)4.55.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Receipts. 22,000
head. Market for rheep. 10-ifl5c lower; for
lambs, weak; good to choice wel.iiis, $4.60
f(5.60; fair to choice mixed. 3.5J7 4.75; west
ern aheep, l4.0O4Jin.75; native lambs, $5.0K
5.20; western lambs, $5.0Ufi6.25.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 15. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 6.81M head. Including l,5i) southerns;
market slow and steady to a shade lower;
choice export nnd dressed beef steers,
$5.00&tf.50; fair to good, $3 50. 00; western
fed steers. $3.50a6.5o; stocker and feeders,
$2.50(fi4.0O: southern steers. $2.51-4.50; south
ern cows, $l.75f?3.25; native cows, $1 76f
4.26: native licffers 82.60t)(35; bulls, r.'.0"'O
4.0i': calves, $3.0066.50.
HOGS Receipts, 500 head: market steady
to 5c higher: top, $4.66; bulk of sales. $4.30
4.56; heavy. $4.55'a4.G5; packers, $4.404.66;
piss and lights, $3.8Tn 4.47.
SHEEP AND LAMHb Receipts. .0CK
head; market steady and active; native
lambs, $5.004i6.75: iiHtlve wethois. $l.6oro-3.li0;
native ewes, $4.i".'g4.75; western lamhs, $5.00
(716.65; top pi Ice best for heavy; western
yearlings, $4.'H'ri5.25, western sheen, $3.75iff
4.75; stoi kers and feeders, $2.60H4.5o.
St. I.ool Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 13-CATTLE-Recelpts,
4.IK8) head. Including 200 Texan. Market
dull but steady: native shipping nnd export
steers, $o.0lifi4l.&0; extra fancy steers, $7.00
8.00; dressed beef and butcher steer, $4.00f(j
5.60; steers tinder 1.0)10 lbs., $3.0o6.00; stock
era nnd feeders, $2.00US.50; cows and heifers.
$2.2644.65: canncrs, $1.50S2.10; bulls, ti.ZVct
8.50; calves. $2. 50ft 1. 76; Texas and Indian
steers, 12. .19 4.60; cows and heifers, $2.0o'if
2.75.
HOOS Receipts. 8.600 head. Market
steady: pig and lights. $3.76tj4.5o; packers.
$4 454)4.66; butchers' nnd best heavy, $4.lW
4.60.
SHEEP AND IAMRS- Receipts, 1.000
head. Market strong and sctlve: native
muttons, $4.13)4.9(1; lambs, $4.606'00; culls
and bucks. U-X'qVit; stockers, $2.003.00;
Texsns, H.(8K-U4).0O.
3lew York Lire Stock Market,
NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-REE VES-Re-cclpts,
171 head; none offered for sale, to
day; market feeling steady; dressed beef
unlet: native side. 71l9c per pound: ex
tra beef. 910c; exports tomorrow, 250
sheep.
CALVES Receipts, 254 head: market
steadv: veals, $5.00fi9.00: little calves, $3. 618ft
4 00: barnyard calves, $3 00; no westerns;
dressed calves, steady; city dressed veals.
HtftlOVfre per wiund; dressed burnyurd nnd
fed calve. 4'ff4!c. t
H009 Receipts. S.690 head; market
steady; good to nrlme state hogs, $.UkUf. 15 ;
light Hnd pigs. $3.25.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 2 988
head: sheep full steudy: lauib 10i2c
lower; sheep, $5.30?) 3V choice, $5.56; one
deck. $8.12; cull. $5.60476 00.
It. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Deo. 15 CATTLE Receipts,
$.003 head. Market weak to 10c lower; na
tives, $5.75; cows and heifers, $1.75114.26;
Blockers and feeders, $2.6063.78.
HOOS Receipts. 12 726 head. Market
steady; lights. $4.266 4 60; medium and
heavy. $4.3564 60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4.093
head. Market steady to 10c higher; lambs,
$6.60; wethers, $6.15: ewea. $4.60.
Sloas City Lira Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. Dec. 16.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 800 head; mitr
ket steadv: beevs. $3.5ft6.tl'. cows, bulla
and mixed, $2.2rilS3.25; sloclters
ind feeders.
$2.7563 60; calves and yearlings. $2 25ft 3.2V
HOOS Receipts. 6.000 head: market about
steady, selling at $4,2664.40; bulk, $4.3&6
4.37.
Stock lit Sight.
Receipta of live block at the six principal
western cities yesterday were ss follows:
cattle.
South Omaha 4,0)4) 10.5(0 4.0o0
Sioux City 8U0 6.0(10
Kansas Clly $.fc .& U.ohi
St. Louis 4.0U0 $ 6"0 I.110O
Ht. Joseph $.003 1 2.7LC 4.093
Chicago 3.0U0 38. UH) 22.000
Totala 24.00 M.22t! $7,093
Evaporated Applea sad Dried Fralta.
NEW YORK. Deo. 15. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market la quiet, but firmly held
with the quoted range. Common ure quo
ted at 36!o; prime at 464c; choice at
666c, and fancy at t66c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prune
are In light demand an far as the local
market for apot supplies Is concerned, but
prices hold steady, ranging from to
cents for California fruit. Apricots are
unchanged, as to prices am) trade con
ditions. Choice ar held at 10c; extra choice
at 106llc, and fancy at U6l6c. Peaches
are quiet, but well held at 96" 'of
choice: 961c for extra choice and 10
011c for choice.
4111a aaa Rosla.
NEW YORK. De 1$. -OILS Cottonseed,
steady; prim cruda. nominal; yellow, 253
2..i-. Prtrclrurn. aler; refined. New
York, IT.to; I'uUadeij.l.i and ilUinr,
17 Hi; bulk. $.(. . Turi'rntlne. quiet at 61f
51.-.
. "SIN 4j'ilct ; stralird, common to good,
$:.8V.i.' 87.
SAVANNAH. Dec. IV Ol lr-Tufrentlne.
firm. 47 t
irm: A. 11, i K.47: E. $.' .V..
K.; 1. K, $, !; M, $4.3 1;
o , $4.7f.; w f .-nir.
F. $.: H. $:
v- t.i e-
;-, . ' .'.1TV t.... I". ill O lrrt.!! t.
nnces' $1 so, er1iflcfe. hit bldt shipments.
Si'.V bhls.; aversge. 75.9) hhls : run. 84. .VV,
hi Is : average. 67 .,16 hb' Piilpmrnt Mm..
44..-.7S Ul ls.; average. 5oSi bbls. ; run Lima,
t.116 bbls.; aveiage, &tj 218.) fMs.
Otl (HA WH01.rl.5 MAMKKT.
r-onelltlon ot Trade and Qnntatloas ad
aiaplr ana Faacy Prolae.
EOUP-Csndled etocav. $6C. . .
L1VK POULTR Hs'i'S, 8c; riHstei s. ;
turkeve, 14c; ducks, 9c! geese. 8i)9c; spring
chicken. 3c. ...
Hl'TTER-I'acKli'g stock. I.r; rliolce t
nncy aeiry. 17i9c; er.amery. ittl$u fsncy
' FRF FROZEN ?I'l-Trnut. 10r: Oleic.
e:el. 8c; pike, lw eerc-. 1; tutl8n. 12c:
whi:enh. iw; saithrr.. :t;i rdnappcr. lie;
lohsier itrtwil. it"-: lubater tnoieai. oc;
tiullheads. U-:: catflh, 14c: ajeck besa.
20rj
halibut. 10c; crappiea. ir?-; tee snaa.
buffalo, 7c; whue bare. :K-; ting leg.
pr
doi . 25c.
BRAN Per ton, 815 00.
HAY-'-Pilre quo'ed bv Dni.ifii bolsl
Dealt rV nsoclatl"D: Cholc' No. I MpHnd.
I5ii; No, $, $6.00; medium. $6.o: co,re. $.0
Kye strsw. $560. The e prices are for hey
of sood col'ir and quality. -
OSSTERS-New York counts. nr ea
41c; extra selects, per ci. 37c; eisndarda,
mr can. 32t: hulk tf ts ndard:)), ter gal..
I1.35; buik levfra releitsi, per gal $175;
bulk (New York lountsi. per sal,. $2 00
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.
CHRISTMAS TREK9--3 to 5 fret par
dox., $1.:J; 5 to 7 feet, ter doi.. RtV; 7 to
teet. per dox.. IJ.io; 9 to 11 feet, rr do.,
$4. So. Lurgc school and church purp.. each
11 to $l.fi; extra large, la to -.t). teat, each
$2 to $5.
EVERGREEN WlUCATtUNO-In, colls of
2 vaid". per oil, Sm to II. . ,
WREATHS-Miifc-noflk and galia. area ha.
per dox , $1 26'l.i"; evcrgrcn wreaths, per
doi.. $1. 25616"; holly arfaths, pef d.ia.,
$1.2.1.60.
HOLLY PRANCIIKr-Pcr cast 24x2x4
feel, about Mi . Jl 5.': pcr,1bl., $2 00.
LONG NEEDLB PINKS-J-rr e. $2.01
2.l"rl
MISTLETOE Mistletoe branches, per "
lb. oox, $1.25; per lb., ;;oc.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES- Florida, alkrs 12. lf. 17$ 2'0,
216 and 250, $2 006 2.26; Cnllfornla navels, all
sixes, f-j i5v3
LEMONS-Callfornla f"rj
I2.t. 500 an4
$t). $4 2o- choice. $3.6V. ,
DATKS I'er box of S0-lt.
Haliowl, in ',0 11). box. per 10.,
F10!4 t'alirornla per 10-lh
ideas.. $200;
carton. 769
Sac; imported Smyrna. 4-crown.
i2c; o
Imported crown. 14c; 7-crown. 16c; faney
twafhed). In 1-lb. nkg
1661'c; Calltornla.
per rase of 36 Dkca.. 82.26
BANANAS IV- medium-Fined
bunch.
$2.nnr2.Bii: Jumhos. $2.7j3.50.
OR APE FRUIT-Pel t
box of 14 t $4.
(5.065.50.
FRU1T3.
APPLES Hr.me-rrnwn Jnnathana. Df
bhl.. $3.2".; Ren lavls, $2.25; New Yolk
Kings, $.1.25; New York Pippins. $2.76; New
York Oreenlngs, $2.00; New York Bald,
wins. $2.75: Colorado Jonntliaus, $165; Win
Saps, per bu. box, $1.60.
PEARS Utah. Colorado and California,
fall varieties, per bcx, 11.752.25.
CHAN HERRI K3 Wisconsin Bell snd
Bugle, per bhl.. $8 50; Wisconsin Bell
snd Cherry and Jerseys, per bbl., $7.76; per
box, $2.73.
GRAPES Imported Malagas, per keg,
tC.0,'ih.l1.
TANGERINES Florida or California, per
box, $2.50. . -
VEGETABLES
POTATOES New home gruwn. In aacka,
par bu.. -.c; Colorado, per bu., IJOc.
1 ", jtNll'B t-'er pu., uc; t-anada rutv
bagaa. per Ib. lc.
CARROTS Per bu.. 40c.
PAR8NIPS-Per bu., 400.
BEETS Per bu.. 40c
NAVY BEANS Per Bu.. ll.SBffj.Oo.
ONIONS Home grown. In sticks, per bu.,
00c6410; Spanlah, per crate. $2.10.
CI'CUMBERS-Per dox , $1.7562.00.
TOMATOES California, per l-basksl
crae. $2.76i3.00.
CABBAGE Holland seed, per lb., lc.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas klln-drtcd,
per bbl.. $2.25.
BQUA8H Horns grown, per dox., 60e. ,
CELERY Per dox., ISfeCOc; Califorola,
45c.
RADISHES Per dox., 90c.
LETTUCE Hot house, per doa., 40Q60c;
MISCELINEOt:S.
SAUER KRAUT Wisconsin, ' per keg,
$2.60.
CIDER New York, per bbl., $5.20; per
bbl.. $3.25.
HIDEB No. 1 green. 7c: No. I green. 6c:
No. 1 salted, 8c; No. 2 salted, 7c; No. i
veal calf. 9c; No. 2 veal calf, Tc: dry raited,
10615c: sheep pelts, 26c6$1.00; hors hides,
$1.6063.00.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, . full cream,
12c; Wisconsin Young America, 13c; block
Swiss, new, 15c; old, 1661e: 'Wisconsin
brick. 14c: Wisconsin llinburger, 13c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1, soft shell, new
crop, per lb., 14c; hard shell, per lb., l.V:
No. 1. soft shell, per lb., 12c; No. 2 hard
shell, per lb., 12c; Decans, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb., loc; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted pennuts. per lb.; 8c; Chill walnuts.
fier lb., I2613c; almonds, soft shell, per
b., 17c; hard shell, per lb., 15c; chestnuts,
per lb., 12"15c; new black walnuts, per
011., 75690c; shellhark hickory nuts, per bu.,
$1.75: large hickory nuts, per bu., $1.60.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-COTTON-Spot
market lower; middling uplands, 8c; mid
dling gulf, 8.26c; sales, 1.675 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 15.-COTTON
Market quiet; sales, 2,3oO bales; ordinary,
5 1-lttc; good ordinary, Cc; low middling,
7c; middling. 7 9-16?; good middling.
7 13-lfic; middling fair. 8 5-ltic; receipts, 17,
229 bales; stock, 46,6!)0 bales.
8T. LOUIS, Dec. 16-COTTON-Qulet ;
middling, 7c; sales, 451 bales; receipts,
800 bales; shipments, 392 bales; stock, 32,.
167 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 15 COTTON Spot
In moderato demand; prices 1 point higher;
American middling, fair. 4.62d; good mid
dling. 4.38d; middling. 4 28d; low middling.
4.16d; good ordinary, 4.02d; ordinary, 3.80d.
The sales of the day were 8.000 bales, of
which 2,oi) bales were for speculation and
export and included 7,6(8) tin lea American.
Receipts, none.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. Dec. 15.-CORN Quoted
higher; No. 3. 42c; No. 4. 41c; no grade, 4' a.
Gillespie Case Starts.
RIS1NO SUN, Ind., Dec. 15 The trial of
James Gillespie, charged with the murder
of his twin sister. Elisabeth, began today,
after .208 talesmen had been examined be
fore a Jury was secured. The Jury visited
the scene of the murder nnd after the In
structions of the court Harry McMullen
presented the rase for the stale.
REAL ESTATK TRANSFERS.
DEEDS filed for record December 15, a
furnished by tho Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1611
Farnam street, for The Bee:
II. D Reed ami wife to W. R. Glass.
lot 6, block 3, Haxel Terrace $
450
V. KiiibowHkl nnd husband to ll.
Ound, el08 feet s7 feet lot 22, block 4,
Haskell s sun
$,000
Mary A. Mohott to F. M. Park, lot 9,
I'lock 4, Persons ft Berry s add
Ellxa J. Park mid husband to .7. Mo
hott. lots 6. 7 and 8. block 10. Water
48
loo
J. Bejousek to Antonio Yeehout, lot 14,
1,0(8)
1,4
block 9. Rromo Park
Autonle Yeehout to J. and Bertha Be
jousek, m lot 2, block 7, Potter
Cobb's ndd
Edward Kelly to John Berg, lot 9,
blork 8. Albright's Annex ,
The Equitable Trust company, us ex
eoutor. etc., to Anna Houlxlnger, ti30
feet of the s of the c of lot 6. ,
block 14, Improvement Association '
ndd
Henry C. Flower and wife to Nels
61 lO
830
Christian Petersen, lot 20, block 12,
Kouutxe itin 11 s ami
1,113
Mary O. Nichols, by her attorney, to
Peter N. Grant, lot 7, block 6, Thorn.
Irg Place
Bankers' Savings and loan association
to Horace A. Cameron, lot 7, block I,
Boulevard Terrace sub
Stephen D. Bangs tind wife to Xaver
Dargacsewskl, lots 13 and 14, block 8.
Si 1111 ml I add
John H. Ievy and wife to Jacob Net-
sel. lot 3. block 6. Summit add
$i0
8.V)
600
6(81
Fred Harper and wife to Edward G.
Clay, lot 11, Moore sun
18)
Edwards -Wood Go-
(Incorporated.)
flaln Office: Fifth and Robert Streets
ST. PAUL, MINN.
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