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THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: FRIDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1904.
1
GRAIN' AND PRODUCE MARKET
Evils Claim Korthwetn Mills Will Get
Winter Wbt
I U3T PREDICTEB .OR RED RIVER CROP
orriga tarn Demand t trrai
M Maa 4 ergee Reported
Cars ftaart Are la
Traattle.
OMAHA, r.. S. 1H.
a shortage In 'milling wheat wmch will
put many of the winter wheat mill out of
ouslne In from lour to six wwkn ana
keep other wording half time 1 one of ihs
nuii (rinmfnTi aovanced. it la raij t,.
northwestern miller will have a monoj.o.y
ot tne nometlc flour trado from renrury
to July, i hey will. It tn said, have the
iiemand ana price shout as they want
them. .Tn northwestern miller r ab
sorbing all the high grail Canadian wneat.
Kant untarto la aald to be nam emi.ty
nuw of winter wheat. The .Minneapolis
wheat dock have increased .'.' uusUeia
In hire days and It la thought by aoma to be
a question If there la storage capacity
there and at Duiuth. Caxelulneos was
manifest Wednesday In the purchase of
low grada wheat bv mill agents. They
aermed to prefer only the hign grade stuff,
waterman, the Albany miller wno took tna
wheat on the July delivery this year, has
lieen credited with having a line now of
l.'W.OW bushels. The Minneapolis Miller
sys the flour output for the week de
pressed 15,'Mi barrels. The amount u
13M.2MI. aa against 241,4) for last year.
'I here ha oeen a neavy lalung ou m
t orders ln-e the first of the month, but
I he demand la still fully up to the average
for this season. The milts thla year will
slop for only twenty-four hours holiday In
place of the usual six days, Prof. iac
Mlllan of the University of Minnesota rinds
every Indication of disastrous wheat rust
In 1:. which will materially effect the
crop on the Red river valley. Ha liaa madt
a long study of the Indication and rays
the farmers must got new eed. The De
cember wheat In Chicago opened up at
II 134. slightly stronger than th Wedne
clay close, and advanced during the early
hours to 31 144. The market waa narro
and professional and a number of atop
order uncovered easily broke It to 11. II1.
J.ater It rallied a little and at noon stood
at II 13.
That European and Argentina com stock
ar wel; used up there seem little doubt
and tho foreign market must turn to
America for Ita corn until the new Arger,
thi crop come in. The outlook la goo.)
and large amounts have already been en
gaged for shipment. Oceau ratea have ad
vanced and the shipping companies are
some of them unable to take more grain.
New York reported a cargo Wednesday- for
Russia and a cargo of No. 3 yellow waa
sold the same day In Chicago to go from
New Orleans in March for Roumanla. Chi
cago I aald to have aold 75u.or bushels
during the day. There were plenty of ac
ceptance today of corn on Wednesday's
advance. With the strong foreign and do
mestic domand, if the farmer do not sell
more freely, a further advance aeems prob
able. The car shortage will contribute to
tnia. it la aiao going to pinch aome ot
the abort who have corn In the coun
try, but cannot get It to Chicago In time
to have it cleaned for December delivery.
The ahorts who have drying house will
come out all right, but the great majority
will have to go In the open market and
cover their lines. The December advanced
a point before noon.
The oat market I stirring a little. There
haa been a considerable buying of the
July and It la said to be for Cudahy. Thla
haa brought the remote option more
strength than the near by.
The Omaha Oraln exchange, together
with all of the other grain markets, except
Minneapolis, will close both Saturday and
Monday. Minneapolis cloaea only the latter
day.
O ana ha Cash Salea.
Wheat-No. 3 hard. 1 car, 57 lb.. tl.004;
1 car, 56 lbs., 8Sc. Corn No. 3, 1 car, So,
1 car. Xc.
Oaaafca Cask Prices.
WHEAT-No. 3 hard, T.K!Q1.: N.
hard. 36cifi.0l. No. 4 hard. 9j94c; No. I
spring, ai m.
COK.N-.No. 2. c; No. 3, 38439c; No. 4,
3T4d38c.; no grade, 83'(i37c; No. 2 yellow, 3c:
No. 3 yellow, SSc; No. 3 white, 39c; No. 3
white. 38c-
OATS No. 3 mixed, 28c: No. 3 mixed,
27c; No. 4 mixed. Ho; No. I white. eVci No.
3 white. 284c; No. 4 white, Zl'&bJh:; stand
ard. 2s"jc. .. . ,
Cartot Receipt.'
Wheat. Corn. Oata
Chicago 44 60 72
Kansas City SO 6
Hi. Louis 27 53 57
Minneapolis 4S3
Duiuth 60 .
Omaha 25 125 8
Ural a Markets Elsewhere.
Closing prioea of grain today and
Wednesday at the market named were aa
follows:
CHICAGO.
:ioe-
to choice. llV; state, late made. wtj.a,
tani y. !; ti. po-T to prime. a)vc.
rut 1. 1 1; V Ail. easy; mstern it.lik-
n, sv; foals. li'jr; turkeys. L'sl-ic.
Ir"1. steedy; wesiorn cnlcken. !"
loc, towl. l"ljl"4c; turkeys, llsc.
( Hlf AUO 4.RAH AID PROIIMOH
a hi
reatarea af the Ttadlag and tlealag
Trieea an Board ef Trade.
CHICAGO. Dec. 21 Indications of in
crsing shipments troni Argentina had
'HKning iiiTuence on th wheat hiftrK"t
here too-4. At Ifte c.use May wneai was
on !. torn Is Uuw n ,c ts are prac-tirai,)-
unchanged and provisions 'tS.'i:
lowr.
The wheat market wa strong at the
orenlr.g. May being up 'viSc ' liU'W
I K1 strength at Liverpool, r"ulting from
a report of unfavorable harvest watner in
Argentina, was the principal soi.ne of the
Miiii.il flrmnees. For a lime there waa
f.ilrly active buying by commission houses
bud bull traders. Shorts were urgent bid
ders for the Dec'mtwr delivery, causing a
sharp upturn in the price of tnar mouth.
!! fore the demand w tlfl-d May had
advam-ed to tl 12". As the session pro-
sri-ssd cnnsld'Tabie pressur. of Iecembcr
offerings dovflopeil, causing a reaclnn.
loiter in the day the d line in that de
livery became quite pronounced, and In
consequence distant futures were materla.ly
affected. Halllng sales by pit traders aeut
the price of May oown to II. IIS Argentina
exports fur the week were estimated by a
British crop expert at l.a).i bushels ami
as the previous week's shipments were .l -tM)
busnel eome selling done on that
account. The market closed eiisy. with
May at II. US Clearances of wheHt and
Hour were equal to J bushels. Primary
receipts were 773. fro bushels, compared with
l.ll,:ini) a year ao. Minneapolis, liuhith
and Chicago reported receipts of W cars,
against V.7 Inst werk and Hf'i a year ago.
Covering of Iiecember by ahortsi caused a
firm tone In the corn market early In the
day. The flrmnesa wh made noticeable
In view of the local liberal receipts. I.ater
in the day offering became quite free and
In consequence an easier tone developed.
May opened unchanged to 'c higher at 4TH
!47.o, aold off to Vr and closed at the
lower point. I.ocaI receipts were cars,
With 3 of contract grade.
The feature of trading In nats was the
buying of July by a local provision Interest.
As a result of thla demand the market was
firm throughout the entire session. May
opened a shade higher at 31Hc sold between
81ti3H4c and 314j.Hc and closed at 31Wc
L"'-a receipts were 72 cars.
The market for provisions was dull and
the tendency of prices was downward.
lwer prices for hogs at the yard, result
ing from liberal receipts, were the mnin In
fluence. At the close Mav pork was off nc
at Ilj.g7i I-ard was down ic nt 3T.1W
7 124. Rib were 6f7Hc lower at W.'iTMi
170. ,
Estimated receipt for tomorroa-: Wheat,
3C cars; corn, 4M cars; oats, 7fi cars; hogs,
JT.nnohead.
The leading future ranged a follows:
Artlcle. Open. High. Low. , Cloe.( Ye y.
Wheat
December May
July
Corn
December
May
July
Wheat
May ,
July ......
Corn
July Wheat
May July
Corn
May July
Wheat
May July
. Whtat
May Wheat
May July
Today.
Wedy
l.U'
.. 1.U4A 1.1W
KANSAS CITY.
45B
4r,A
Ju7A
4aB
8T. LOLIS.
.. i.n.-n
4-J
1.03'i
".4
114-.B 1 14H
MINNEAPOLIS.
4.1
40 A
W'4
45H
4a !.
DULL'TH.
1.13H
l.U:,
1 .1.14
1.12
NEW YORK.
l.U'H 1.13
.... 1.12T.
.... l.ft!
1.131
1.03
KEW tORK GRUERAL MARKET
ttaetatlea
Varlaa
of the Day oa
Coaamedlttea.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2J.-nx)i;R-Recelpts,
M.211 bbla.; exports. 12 M bbla. The trunkal
wa quiet and steady; Minnesota pat
ents, I6fc(.lu.; Minnesota bakers, $.Vf
4 7a; winter patents. 35.86; winter straight.
36.2S6S.4o; winter extras, 3.ti5rJ4.:; winter
low grades. 33.4514 1 0. Rye flour, quiet;
fair tu good. H."ii4.r0; choice to fancy,
H7M54.0O. Buckwheat flour, quiet, t.lo.j
2 20.
CORNMEAL Steady: fine white and yel
low. II J04J1.36. coaiae, 31.24&1.M; kiln dried.
32 aft 3.10.
flYK Nominal.
HAKi.bl uuiet; reentng. 44'e. c. 1 r..
Xork; malting. 44tt61c. c. I. f.. Buffalo.
WHEAT Racelot. &7.UU0 bu. Snot mar
ket steady; No. 3 red. nominal elevator and
II ll'i f. o. b.. afloat; No. l northern Du
iuth. 31 22' f. D. b.. afloat: No. 1 hard
Manitoba. 31. OA f. 0. b., afloat. Optlona
opened ateadler on unfavorable Argn.lna
weather news, steady cables and smaller
northwest receipt. ILter they eaaed off
under prospects for liberal Argentina ship,
menta and liquidation. clJslng partly c
net lower; May. ll.US-dl 131,. closed at
I112T: July, II lu'Vrl o.'. closed at 1.U2;
December cloaed at 31.1V
l.'ORX-Receipts. M.7a bu.j exports. I7.23
bu. Spot market Arm; No. f. &S'c elevator
and USe f. o. b.. afloat; No. 3 yellow, Wc;
No. 2 white, Uc. Option market wa
quiet hare and barelv steady, closing r
net lower; May. 1',iii61 V-'. cloaed at Ilc;
December cloaed at W'ic
OATS Receipts, 34 &u0 hu ; exporta. 2 ?JS
bu. Spot market firm: mixed. 26 to 32 lb.,
X43c; natural white, to 32 lb., Mj3,c;
clipped ahlie. a to el lha, Si4o-.
HAY Quiet, shipping, tui4c; good lo
choice. T7ti6o.
WOPS Dull: state, common to choice,
ISM crop. u37e: 19 crop. j.13c; old. 14c;
Pacific coaat, II04 crop, 2!3c; crop,
ii.l. ; olds. 14017c.
H IDEH Quiet ; Galveston. 20 to 15 lbs .
lc: California. 21 to 26 lb.. 13c; Texa dry.
tt n IK... J4ic.
LEATHER Firm: acid. !44?2c.
PROVISIONS Heef. steady; family. 311 V
12 U; mesa. 3iSn; beef hama. 32 Ofsfl
2J.0O; packet. 11 1 100; city, extra India
mess. 14 j-fll4&-i. cm nit-t. dull: pli '-.l
liellie. 37.2fwMn: pickled shouldera 3.7S.
pickled ham. 33. OA. tju-d. quiet: western
steamed. 37.6: rehned. steady; continent.
47 : South AmerU'n. IK; crnnnoiind 35 12.
)i.it. Pork, quiet: family. 314 ft jrl5.i4); short
clr l t.TMtl 40; mw. 311 13.73.
TAIXOW-Steady; city. 4Se: country, 44i '
RC" Firm: donien
.luvn nominal.
KTTTr'H rirn; street price extra
ream-rv '"-i;7c; "ff-fl-l price, rreanierv.
xtr. KULU'jc.
i:iji;S Dull: we:rn Jaucy seletfd. 3.;
-.ier set'.ae best. 7c
c"H F.KE rlrin: state fill cresm. tnall :
September, colored and whir, farev. ljc; '
'te, U; ma le, poor to choice. I'tfJUc. I
t, liit 8iemeer. colored and white. I
aey, UHc; tata, 1st atad. colored, f uod I
Wheat
Deo.
May
July
Corn
Dec.
Mhv
July
Oata
lec.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan.
May
Rib
Jan.
May
I I I
1.14V M0, 1.104 1.134
I I I
1.12V 111S 1.114 1
98-,! 9841 M'l'sfWi
i I I
47V 45, 4.4 4;'i
46V I 4oS 454 464
41 454j4l454i4l4ee4
I.I I
24 Vli
.114 3144
314 314
1134-y
11.11,
I 1.124'
w-v-i:
47.
4S4'o V.
464'a :
4544ti!
I I
4' 294' 29'
31S JIU-?!1, im'aW
31?4 314 314l
12 56 12.66 12. 524' 12.35 12.574
12.924! 12.924! 1274 12 8741 12. 924
t.K .74 6.35 . 90
T.I24I 7.124; 7.10 I 7.124 T U
(.4241 fi.45 6.40 1 6.4241
6.724. 6.7:4! 6.674I 6.70 6.76
No. 3. I
Cash quotations were as follow:
FLOUR Steady: winter patents. 35.10
426.20; straights. H.HZ.(i; spring pat
ents. 4.90j5.Jo; straights, 34.60fj4.90: bakers,
2.7j3.80-
WHEAT No. 2 spring, l.Vfjl.l3; No. 3,
Serf II. 12; - red, 11.1241.17.
CORN No. 2. 4t44c; No. 2 yellow.
664c.
OATS No. 2. 294c; No. 2 white, 314c; No.
white. 30411 31 4c.
RYE No. 3, i3c.
BARLEY Good reeding. 374318c: fair to
choice malting. 41tt48c
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 31.16: No. 1 northwest
ern, 31.234: prime timothy, 12.724; clover,
contract grade. 312.75.
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl.. 111.35
4511.46. Lard, per lno lb. J6.30. Short ribs
idea (loose, ti 2MW.374.- Short clear aides
tooxeaj. K.M).ra.
Flour, bbla,-...
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oata, bu.
Rye. bu
Barley, bu.
Receipt-. Shipment
33.300
....5S3.700 : I
....124.a
.... 2.KI0
...123.700
17.2nfl
49.1fi0
246,700
107.30)
4.600
27.200
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market wa steady; creameries. lt$
264c: dairies. 16 22c. Eggs, steady, at
mark, cases Included, 19; 22c; fresh, 22c;
prime Aisla, 24c; extras, 26c. Cheese, steady;
US 12c
t. Leal Grata and Provisions.
.ST. LOUIS. Dec. 32.-WHEAT-Lower;
No. 3 red. cash, elevator. 11.144; track.
3114461 15; May. 31144; July, 964c; No. 2
hard. 11.101.12.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash. 43c; track, 44c;
December. 424c; May, 434'S'434c.
OATS Steady; No. 2 cash. 30c; track.
81c; December, 30c; May. 314c; No. 2
white. 32c.
FLOt'R Steady. Red winter patents. 35.23
4j6.40; apeclal grades, 35.6uti6.ti0; extra fancy,
34901495.
SEED Timothy, nominal: 32.0iKtj2.4i.
CORNMEAL Steady; 32.40.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track. 9c.
HAY Firm for lwt grades; timothy, 37.00
13 00; prairie. 36.rvti9 SO.
IRON COTTONTIE8-93C
BAGGING 7e.
HEMP TWINE 64c
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: Jobbing.
111. id. jRr. unchanged; prime ateam, I jo.
Dry aalted meats, steady; boxed extra
short. 16.75; clear ribs, 17.124; short clears,
37.374; bacon, steady; boxed extra, 37.624;
clear ribe. 37.874; short clear. 38.124.
POULTRY Dull and weak: chicken, 7c;
springs. 7c; turkeys, 114c; ducks, 10c;
geese. 74c
BUTTER Steady ; creamery. 20T204c;
dalrv, lu'aiUo.
EGOS Lower at 22c, case count.
Article. . . Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbl 7.009 11.000
Wheat, bu. 27.0 24.0i
Corn, but 63.(s 41.tW
Oats, bu SS.Ono 17.UU0
Kansas C It j Orala and Provisions.
KANSAS 4'ITY. Dec. 22. -WHEAT
Steady; December. 31.034; May, ll.ir.T,
1.03; July. 904 Sic; cash. No. 2 hard. 31.04.fr
1.06; No. 3. 3101104; No. 4. 93c4j31.Qli, No.
2 red. ll.OTen qK: No. 3. fl.nj4wl.0T.
CORN Steady; December. 4"14c; May.
4248424c: July. 424W4l4c:
mixed. 414c; No. 3, 41g414
4c; No. 3. 414141 4r.
OATS Firm No. i white,
2 mixed. 31c.
KAY Steady: choice timothy
choice prairie, li ims.uo.
RYF-8teady. 75'.
EGGS Lower: Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltemood cases Included. 21c: case
count, as-: cases returned. 4 less.
BUTTER-Cramery, -'ltik.tc: il-lry. 17c.
Receipt Shipment.
Wheat, bu 3S. 4f!.nt1
Corn, bu w.ono I4t 401
Oata, bu &.11UO 8.0OU
rash. No. "j
No. 2 white.
314ft 32c; No.
39.0119.75;
Mlaaeapall Grata Market.
, MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 22. WH EAT De
cember. 31 09; May. 81.134: July. 31 1141.12:
September. V.Kc; No. 1 hard 81 124: No. 1
northern. II 1S. No. 3 northern, II O64.
FLOUR First putenta, ."..'C'Uii.i: secend
patent. 35.7605 85: first clears. I4.1594.36;
second clear. t2.702 .
BRAN In bulk. W.i.
Phlladelalila Prednee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 22.-BITTER-Firm;
extra western creamery, 141 ;
extra nearby prints, lle '
EGGA Steady nearbv fresh. St mark:
weetern fresh. iMV. at rnark
CHEESE Unchanged: New York full
creams, fancy l.'4c; choice. 1P4i12c; fair
to good. 11bH4c
Mllxnnkre Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. r.'.-WIIEAT-Dull;
No. 1 northern. II Ufil.15; No. 2 northern.
1 .mVtil.ua: May. II.H4.
P. YE Dull: No. 1. 7i4-
HARLEY Steady; No. 2. 52c; sample M
tiajic.
CtlRN-FIrm: No. 3. 4:Hj44c: Mav, 454c
l.lvereeol Grata Market.
LIVERPOOU Dec. 2. WH E AT-8pot.
nominal; December, nominal! March. 7
14d: May. 7s 14d.
CtRN Spot, quiet: American m'xed
new, 4 74d; Amines 11 mixed, old, la mt,l.
Future ateady; January. 4a 4d; March.
341
NEWYORRSTOCkS AND BONDS
Market is Supaat I ad Price Lttel Agtin
MoTts Downwarrl. .
DULLNESS DUE TO APPROACH OF HOLIDAYS
Entire Lack ef Participation ef Oat.
aide latereata (asses Inrertala
and Flatterlna Mevement
of tslae.
NEW TORK. D.'. 22 There wa a fur
ther downward swing In the price level to
day, but the trading became so listless nd
nearly stagnant as to demonstrate the In
ertia of the mark-t. The languid Interest
Is attributed by the hopeful element among
the traders to sensonable cause. -pecially
the near approach of a triple holiday and
the week Intervening between Christmas
and New Tears, slth the usual attractions
to draw away attendance at the Stock ex
change. This element continues to talk In
sanguine strain of the upward price move
ment which Is to follow the holiday inter
val. At present operation are In the hands
of smaller professionals. The entire lack of
outside participation In the market leaves
no medium for working In and room traders
And no adequate returns In dealing with
each other. The fluttering and uncertain
movement of prices Is a natural result of
this state of affairs and does not need other
explanation.
Actual news developments ' certainly
played little part in today market. The
unfavorable influence of the report of the
commissioner of corpore.llons lingered and
the subject whs actively discussed In all
quarters of the financial world. The method
of proclamation of trouble to come In the
market which ha attracted so much atten
tion of late, had some revival. It wa cei-suiere-I
thiit the published exchanges which
have grown out of this attack have not
conduced to stimulate general operations
in the stock market owing to the revela
tions made by some psst transaction Jrom
which analogies can be drawn to arouse
suspicion of new movements. It had been
loudly claimed by some enthusiasts that the
Re-idlng dividend was to be at the rate or
4 per cent a year and the announcement
made yesterday afrer the closing of t'nj
market of a 3 per cent rate brought a good
desllng of the stock, whether by those who
had foretold a 4 per cent or by those who
had bought stock from the m did not sppear
clearly. Th additional advances In lines of
Iron and steel products did not hold the
pi Ices of the United StHtes Steel stocks,
and the only news of condition that could
arconnt for their heaviness was of the
trouble from drouth and wuter supply for
mills In western Pennsylvania and easter'i
Ohio. The report that anthracite mines
would close down during the holiday modi
fled the effect of the 'report of very active
demand for coal.
Some further gold went out. but large ar
rival of gold from India were reported In
Ixndon and sharp rise in sterling at Ber
lin marked the cessation of the German
capital demands for gold. Money here
was extremelv easy, but without power to
stimulate the' stock market. The market
fell Into practical stagnation In the latter
part of the day and cloaed heavy and llfe
tes. Ronds were easy, with total sales, par
value. 32.SS5.0r). United State bonds were
unchanged on call.
The following were the sales and range of
price) on the Stock exchange today:
saies.Hign.iw.".iPe.
ll.mio KVi 44
l.ooo 1014 11
4.70) 994 99
1"1
994
1.500 130
100 190
fail
47
43
l.nn 224
9.)
U4 124
190 1!)
464 4.
424 424
7R
214 21
200 2m'4 2i34 2(44
8.1') lt4 14 14
&)
'iiV
31 ii
700
12
224
S2
694
34
!) 186
11
214
224
SS
36
18a
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore & Ohio....
do pfd
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
Chesapeake ft Ohio..
Chicago A Alton
do pfd
Chicago O. W
Chicago N. W
C . M. St. P
do pfd
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C. C, C. St. L....
Colorado Southern...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Delaware A Hudson.
Delaware. I & V..
Denver Rio Grande
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Metropolitan St. Ry.
Mexican Central
M. A St. L
M.. St. P. 8. St. M.
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
Missouri. KT. & T....
Jo pfd
N. R. R. of M. pfd...
New York Central... 1 9r) I404 1394 1394
611O
7.10O
J.7i0
1.200
:4
744
544
87'
34
734
634
11
22
s94
224
694
354
1S3
330
.7H
36
74
64
90
in) 934 934 93
1.100 1634 1334 1334
..." 13
.... 654
....
70ff 62 62 52
2l 1384 134 1394
162
TOO 794 7S4 78-4
6.400 1214 13f4 121
3.100 204 194 204
68
'iilO " 89" 89
89
3.I0O 1084 i4 14
4' 314 304 30
62
394
Norfolk & Western
do pfd
Ontario & Western..
Pennsylvania
P., C, C. 6 8t. L
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rock leUnd Co
do pfd
St. L. & S. F. 3d pfd
St. L. Southwestern.
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway....
do pfd
Texa A Pacific
T.. St. L. & W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabavh
do pfd
Wheollng A L. E....
Wisconsin Central ...
do pfd
Adam
American Express....
I'. 8. Express
Wells-Fargo Express
Atnelga. Cnpptr
American C. A F..."..
do pfd
American Cotton Oil.
do pfd
American Ice
do pfd
American Unseed Oil
do pfd......
Amer. Locomotive....
do pfd ,
American S. & R
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Refin..
Annconda M. Co
Brooklyn R. T
Colorado F. A I
Consolidated Gas
Corn Product
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
General Electric
International Paper..
do pfd
Interna Mortal Pump.
do pfd
National Lead
North American
Pacific Mail
Peoples Gas
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Piillc Car..
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Good
do pfd
Tennessee C. A I....
I. 8. leather -.
do pfd
V. 8. Rfulty
V. S. Rubber
do pfd
I. S. Steel
do Pfd.....:.. "...
Westlnghous Elec...
Western Union
Ex-dlvldend.
1.O0D 78 4 78 78'
92
l.iioo 44 40 40
17.1X0 13'-4 1354 133v
200
78.800
M
4-n
lO.lnO
200
76' 1
774
91
82
334
86
74
7.4
904
81 4
3i4
85
13
76
9i 14
81
33
84
664
3ii0 244 234 24
65
10. 800 634 624
l.Cxi 1184 114 11 4
2,oi") 34 3-'.4 334
S"'4
D 34 34 3:14
434
200 524 53S 334
2J.7'' 114 14 l'4
60 96 96 934
lm 214 21 214
2il 424 4-'4 42
184
W 214 '-'14 24
444
236
:i3
.... 118
237
654 644 65
2.4ml 344 334 334
70i1 f;4 924 9'.'4
1.600 364 314
.... 91
5i) 4 64 ii4
I.O11O 384 374 374
13
37
044 SH l8
1024
4.500 4 794 794
100 113 113 113
17.4m) 148 1414 1414
2m) inn 100 f .
3.500 694 i3 394
4.2m 454 44 444
12.7"0 196 li4 J9I4
5i i0 :4 24 20
1.200 794 7S4 79
1.5m) 37 3;4 364
Iml 1834 184 18.;
3m) 144 24 24
SiO 774 77 74
38
4m) 244
lm) luu
1.40
23
jm
5t 164 16
!
4.7"0
S.iaj)
264
934
71
144
83
24
.... 414
lrnVi 134
.... 384
.... H
za
1"4
674
234
694
14
26
934
694
14
7.1i) I014 Kurt, 1014
.... 77
... 314
93 94
: 28
9is 94
w l'o
9.4 934
944
28'i
1.400
90 NTA
CO.imi 914
lm jar)
100 9.'4
"00: government securities, unchanged. The
proportion of th bank s res.'rve to liabili
ties thL week Is 41 S per rent, aa com
pared with 43.37 per cent last week
er Tark er larhet.
NEW TORK. Dec. 32. MONET On rail,
reedv at 24-fJ4 per cent: closing bid. 1
per cent: offered at .'4 Pr cent; time ns.
easr; sixtv ilavs. ninety days and six
month. S4'flSU per cent .
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 44T 44
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, closed
easier, with a.-tul bu1ne-s In bankers'
bill at 14 "?o for demand and at 14 M-5 for
slxtv-dar bills: posted rate., 34 834 and
14 ; commercial I. ills. 14 '44.
SILVER Bar. 614c; Mexican dollars,
484c
BONDS-Government. steady: railroad,
easy.
Total sales for the dav. 413. 500 shares.
The following are the quotation en
teek and bond:
r . nt la. re....l4'4 t v. unl.
lfMI -winninin n
..'.... . rentrsl 4s ..
1M4' 4o 1st '.nc
ljna 'S!l I, 4
1VH M . K T. 4l . .
tM de .
IMSj N. 1 R. tf M r
lSHu '. Y C. It. 1L,S
K J r. t. ..
, n s. t. 4. a
4t . .
M r Is
4 o cauti
A ml rg
4 rot on
Is sw 4. r .
4o riMjpe
4o eld 4. reg. ..
4e euiq
Atrhlsna n. 4 .
l sdj. it
tiil- r u 4..
Bsl 4k Uhl 4s ..
in t',t
Centrsl of Us. e
t IK Inr
Ches. Ohl 4 'n
finmu a A. 3u.
. B Sc q n. 4.
r. M a 9 T. c 4.
No Ps.'ifJ'
'in 1. ...
r a w.
... - .
41
s. w
C. R. lap.
4o rol. Ss
ere. t n u 1
t nlcaxo Tsr. 4s. . .
Con. Tchsre 4. . .
Colo. 4
D A R O 4s ..
T.rm print Mr 4p.
do fvn. 4s
r w n c 1.
Hoiking Vtl. 441
Hid.
4s.
it
. m
41
St I. s w. 1
Srt CIS,. Am
"rti a p is
T . St L A W
t'nlltl Psrifl 4s
'' I do ronv. 4
.J!1 r "el d S
.'W.hs.h la
n'S do n.h B
A I. K 4s
W Wis. l entrsl 4a
Ill Volo. Fual r ta rtfa
:s4
74' 1
:
7
4
4 tl
. . 1"I
.. l.'4
.. 1KV
... 75
...l!
.. 14
.. iH
llS
4
4
in
lll'i
;
1K!
1I"S
14
47
S4
M
14
Boston
BOSTON. Dec.
cent, time loans, 34i6 per cent.
cmsmg or stocks and bonds:
teek Market.
22 Call loans, yat
At hisnn adj
no 4s
Me 1 Sutra I 4a
Anhiann
do pfd
Boston A Alhanr.
Hostna A Maine...
Postos Klevated ..
Ftti'hbtirg td
Meslran central .
N T.. N H A II
Pers Marnnetl .
t'flton Ps, ifto
Asier. Ara. t'hem
do pfd
Amer Pneu.
Ainer. eucar .
do pfd
Amer. T A T
Amsr. Woolen
do pfd
fiomlnlon I. A
F.dlao F.lee. u
Mass. Klertrlr
do ptd
Mass. flas
I nltad FYult
t'nlted Shoa Marti.
do pfd
f. 8. Stael
do pfd
W eating, roaimnn
Bid. Asked,
.
.Id!,
. 75
. "4
to',
lVni
1M
.140
Tube. SK.
"IS
134
144
M't
,. 1TV
.. 11
. . 57
.. S7
,107
.. nt
.. II
.. JS
Advanfura
A lion. i
Amalgamated ...
Am.rl.aa line ..
AtlanMr
Rlra,ham
al A Herla ...
Centennial
Copper Rane .
ni wt
Iomlnlon Coal
74 Franklin
1S Oranrr
Isle Rnrale
Msm. Mining
Mirhlsan
Mn4ak
Mont. r. A C...
old Pomlnlon
"s.e..la
Parrot
Qulnrv
shannon
Taniaraok
Trlnltr
t". . Mlnln ....
r. 8. Oil
ftah
Vlrtorls
Winona
"S' Wolverin
X)
per
Official
... 4S
... its
... .',
... U
... lS't
... H
. . .ass
... jv
... 4
... 11V
... (4
... 1.,
... 4-
... :n
... S
...
... 4
... 4'a
... :',
. . i
... M
. . .14
... '4
. . .114
... 4
... :m
... tt
...41
... 414
... tl
...104
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Btcaipta Ctnaed C.Ul Maiktt to
Sal Activ and Fully 8udy.
HOGS CONTINUED BOWNWARD COURSE
Only a ten f at sheep, nasi l.amhs aa
Sale and Ther "renakl atrona ta
Dime Mlalier Prleee. reed,
ers Jest Akeat tedi.
SOIT11 OMAHA. Dec. a. HM
men saw no opporloalty to prevent th de
cline In view of the unfavorable advice
from other points. The bulk of the generai
run of hog ld at 34 374. with the choice
hog lrgev at 34.40 and from that up to
34 4.V On th hetr packing grade pack
ers were In aome case bl.1ilng a low as
14 3.V The big end ef the receipts was dis
posed of In fslrly good season, but It w
rather late before a clearance wa made.
The same as yeterdy. the close ws
slow and weak At noon Cer were st:il
several loads In flrt hands. fr which
packer were offering trly 14 IS. This meek
ness on the roe today make the greral
markt MSloc lower than yesterday s aver
age, with the rang rf prices from 14 1 to
14 474. the latter price being paid for a
choice load weighing pounds. Repre
sentative sales;
Receipt aere.
Office; Monday
tvcisl Tuesday
OfTlcj Wednesday
Offli-lnl Thursday ..
Cattle. Hogs Sheep
3 370
.. 1 745
.. ton
3
10.4S
11.4k1
13.t")
.1.702
i..'H
l.tO'
Four dav this week...HX S.V .
Same davs last week 1.74 33 5fo a.M
Same rlav week before. .15. 4S1 41 2 17.I17
Same three week ago... 1 03 S..t:tl
fame four weeks ago 24.17 . 34.iW
Same day last year .729 Ls.Sa4 l-'.sll
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table show the receipt of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to dote, with comparison with
last year:
14. 1)3.
Cattle W2.S17 l.o.Vt.15.1
Hog I.2Ts.'H 2.175.wl
Sheep 1.747.214 l.M7.6;l
The follom-ina? ) tile show
price of hi'gs at i.uth Omaha for the laat
cverai days, with comparison":
Date. j 19"4. ISrC. W2. ). 1S IM-
Inc.
Dec.
126.3-V,
30.J7T
.;
the average
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
l)ec
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dec
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dtc.
Dec.
Dec
1 lec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
I Ice.
I...
3...
3...
4...
4 42: 4 36 OS I 4 Ol 3 T4- 3
3....
....
10...
11...
13...
U...
14...
15...
li...
iV.'".
Is...
20...
21...
12...
4 44, I Ui t ua t K I M
4 4'ita, 4 4ii 14. i n. 4 64, I 3 J
I 4 43 22 i 32, 4 t, 3 31
4 414 4 371 4' 6 , 4 77; I W' 3
17 C 4 M I W
I Oo, I SI, i M' 1
07 4 JS
w; 111 !
12, ( 13, 4 Si,
' 14, 4 o2,
i !. ). 4 7 Vl
I 3 Bal 21, 4 31
.1 4 S&4I
1 M ,4 1,
4 3oT! 4 32;
4 314, 4 33
4 34, 4 4;
I 4 47
4 434 4 4S
4 11
4 4i 4 i
4 4 )
4 414, 4 ,
4 44', 4 3n,
I 2lf 4
3 Si 3 30
3 3 -A
3 31
3 Mi .
3 i 3 3
3 0i 3 33
3 !s I 39
4
4 6)','
I 444
4 X.
4 '
4 :4
4 3U
t
Pi,
23
n l.i
ti I1
I
a
1; K,'
1 4 84 lfc!lli
. , 4 Ul 3 91
34
in
l i
b e4
a i;
4 S2
I ,.v
I 77
4 ;,
4 si
4 .
I 3 2
3 9
3 2
3 4
4 m
4 V2,
3 2
3 24
i .12
3 M
Xeer
Yark Mlnlna Stork.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-The following are
the closing quotations on mining slocks:
Adama Con
Alio
Rraee
Bninawtrk Con
Cnmatork Tunnal ...
Con. cal. A Va 14"
Horn Sllror 150
iron Sllrer 110
LaadTille t'ott 1
Offered.
Little i hlaf ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
Savage
Klarra Nevada
Small Hopea ..
Standard
.. I
..375
.33,
.. I
.. 12
.. la
.. 37
.. 25
. .200
Indicate Sunday.
The official number of car of stock
brought in today by each road wa-
cattie.itogs.sncep.ilorsea.
C. M. a- St. r li
Wall,, ah 3 3
Mo lac. Ry i 3
I nlon Iac. System.. 3 23 J 1
C. N. . K 4 12
K., E. M. 22 43 1
C, St. P.. M. & 0 14
B. M Ry 23 22 3
C. B. ft g. Ry 3 10
C. R. 1. ft P., cast.. 10 i
C, R. I. ft I'.. west.. .. 2
Illinois Central 3
Chicago Gt. Western. 13..
5
So at. tk Pr. ia
4 4i ... 111 n .
r nt . . 4 n i .
27 fl 4 4 is a..
n rst i? m ;..
M a 4 U 41 .
45 171 Ton 4 ,u tf .
U 141 H lli rt .
47 170 K III M .
4.1 jal .) 4 M
47 2 ... 4 Sa .
5 !1 ... 4 I W..
21 ... 4 17', r .
41 Jt$ . 4 : 74
J47 4 4 J7L, M .
t n 4 f7i, 7 .
ta . . 4 I7 M .
44 2(4 4 4 J7' t .
72 ?vi joa 4 rri, 44 .
m 10 4 j;'t at..
tt ! 1M I IK, A.
7t : as 4 7i, a. .
3.t ... 4 STiaj .
17 240 4 r4 4 .
1 lit n 4 t7', 4 .
a an iri, f .
S S" ... 4 7S u
44 t 2l 4 .ft 7 .
47 I"7 ... 4 37' 14 .
tt 24 ta I 17 M .
4! 244 an 4 ITS
41 244 4 4 17', "7 .
1 MS ... 4 174j Tt..
it J4i 4l 4 17a 71 .
23 271 ... 4 f7aj 44..
at rrt 124 4 T, 4t.
7n 2J ... 4 171, ..
247 IKI 4 7i, 11 .
74 17t to 4 rj', 7..
4J 241 ... 4 74j It..
n ?5i an 4 371, tt .
IS 271 ir 4 174
t 24 ? 4 171, SI..
41 274 an 4 17', t
4 S6 140. 4 IT, 44 .
4 264 40 4 n4 .
4 271! . . 4 7v, t'. .
tM 12 4 371, II..
tl 324 114 4 471, t7
M 321 . . 4 7, 4t .
41 r3 SO 4 27V, 17. .
43 23 4 4 17", T7 .
2 tor ... 4 37', tt .
7 2t lm 4 17V, 73
t 21 1 4 llv, (2
14 l4 1H 4 37', ?n
4S 4 IM 4 374 (4
7 K tan 4 I7H ,,''
4 4 Wl HIV, 4.
f-t 271 120 4 37', M '
4 2tn ll 4 r;v, 7,"
4t r4 40 4 37V 7,"
7 r im 4 371, ti "
74 24t lie 4 7v, ti
?W I2 4 S7V, an ;
: ... 4174 $4..
K 21 12(1 4 37V,
7? 234 4 37, 44. .
S4 24H 4 37', 7. .
SHEEP A verv small
At
311
.. 274
.. lit
.. 2l
...27
.. 3'
.. Ill
. . .?4
.. Ill
. , 4S
..121
.. tit
.. 7S-3
. ..14
...:-
.. .211
.. isa
.. kt
.. to
...17
...1
...247
.. 211
.. t
...r.t
...314
...IM
.. r
.. 214
...317
...241
...177
.. 23
.. 22
...tl
.. l?t
.. :
..217
.. 2M
.. .2
...244
...171
...214
.. f
...221
...
. . 2M
.. 2
...let
.. IU
.. r-o
...in
...Bl
...244
...tt
.. IU
.. tot
..111
...144
..'.14
...tit
...111
...174
..7
...tot
k
12
140
ISO
a
tad
it
it
to
to
in
to
12
44
rr.
4 371,
4 17V,
4 37V,
4 rs
4 37v,
t I7S
4 17V,
4 37',
4 7
4 37 ,
4 i:4
4 174
4 37.,
4 til,
4 T,
4 374
4 174
4 31',
4 37 4
4 374
4 174
4 40
4 4A
4 40
4 4S
4 4o
4 a
4 40
4 40
4 4
4 4
4 40
4 4
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 44
4 4
4 40
4 4
4 n
4 4"
4 44
4 40
4 44
4 4
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 4o
4 40
4 40
4 4A
4 40
4 40
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 40
4 414
4 434
4 42 4
4 424
4 44
4 44
4 41
4 a
4 474
Total receipt 83
The disposition of the day's receipt was
a follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated
Buyer.
On, a, ui Packing Co.
Swift and Company ....
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ft Co
Cudahy Co., Sioux City.
Armour ft Co.. Soo City
ansant & Co
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ko 1,ji2
2,2o.i
2.r!M M
2.579 67i
1. '4
2. 1
446
tio
234
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Dec. 22MONE T-Monev wa
in demand In the market todav. Discount
were steady. The sum of lo.ti'4).0"t In gold
from India has been landed t Plvmouth.
On the Stock exchange trading was un
eventful, the fog being a deterrent to busi
ness. Consols were fairly steadv. Hume
rails were depressed on poor traffic returns,
the principal companies showing big de
creases. Americans opened weak and mostlv be
low parity, the market being unsttl'ed In
sympathy with Nw York. Trading waa
Inactive and prices closed steadv. For
eigners were dull. Russians were wenk.
Japanese were Arm. Imperial Japanese
government sixes of 1904 were quoted at
i?ERLnf, Due. a. Trading on the Bourse
today waa light owing ta the fact that the
holiday has begun.
PARIS, Dec. 22-Tradljijr on the Bourse
today was Inactive. At the close the tone
was Arm. following a contradiction of
rumored International disorder In Russia.
Russian Imperial fours were quoted nt
M.06 and Russian bonds of 1904 at fyij The
pnvHie rate ot discount was i 9-16
cent.
per
Statement Bank, of Fraare.
PARIS. Dec. 21-The weekly statement
of the Bank of France sfiows the follow
ing change: Notes In circulation, decreased
3i.225.OOf ; treasury accounts current. In
creased 12.075,CX)f; gold in hand. Increased
l.auri.Ouof; bills discounted, decreased K.S'iO.
ttwf; silver ln hand, decreased 926,000f.
Treasnrr Statement.
WASHINOTON. Dec. 22 Today's tate
ment of the treasury balanees in the gen
eral fund, egcluslve of the 3150.Jf)0") gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows- Available cash balance, 314",977.74o;
gold, 32 977.476.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Dec. 22 COFFEE-Market
for futures opened steady at a decline of
5ifr2i) points under active liquidation, pro
moted by the lack of responees in the Bra
zilian markets to the recent gains In spec
ulative circles. Indifferent European cables
and moderately full receipt. Trading waa
very active. Importer appeared to be buv
Ing on the Initial decline utid shortly be
fore midday three or four brokers with Im
portant Wall treet connections entered the
ring and bid ln a sensational manner with
prices goig up In Jumps to about the pre
vious high point, or a net advance of some
Midi points on sale of the active months.
Shortly after midday this aggressive sup
port was withdrawn and the market again
sagged off to very near last night s point,
was rallied again ln the later trading by a
renewal of Wall street buying and waa
finally steady, net unchanged to 10 polnta
higher. Salea were reported of 304.760 bags.
Including Jan.. 7.3Mi7.55c; Feb.. 7.7uiji7.7i-;
March. 7 tru7.P3c: May. 7.9ti8 2ftc; June,
8.0V; July. 81trn;830c: Augurt. 8.45c: Septem
ber. 8.35j8.SOc: November. 3.4o(I.6a:. Spot
Rio. steady; No. 7, 4u.
24
73
92
1
44
71
12!
!'
195
21
152
Carey ft Benton
Lohman ft Co
McCrearv A Carey...
IV. 1. Stephen
Hill ft Hunttunger .
H. F. Hamilton
1 F. Husx
Wolf ft Murnan
J. B. Root ft Co 2 ....
B 8 3S
Hagerty
Other buyer
Total , 2.352 13.429 1 431
CATTLE The supply of cattle wa again
small and with a fair demand trading ruled
active on desirable grades, with prices fully
as good as yesterday. Some of the trslna
were late In arriving, but aside from those
an early clearance was made.
Cornfed steers could ssfely be quoted
steady todav and some sales were perhaps
a little stronger where the quality and
weight Just happened to suit haiyers. Most
of the cattle on sale had been fed but a
short time, but still there were some cattla
good enough to bring 35. Warmed-up stuff
sold unevenly, the same a usual, and trad
ing on that kind wa not particularly ac
tive, but price were steady on the average.
Buyers took hold of the cow stuff quite
freely and the market could probably best
be described bv calling It steady to strong.
All the buyers seemed to want a few, and
the light receipt forced them to pay strong
prices for the kind they all wanted. The
less desirable grade, though, did not how
a great deal of change. Practically every
thing wa sold at an early hour.
Bulls, veal calves and stags aold without
a great deal of trouble at generally steady
pricea.
The demand for atocker and feeder from
the country yesterday wa fairly good for
the time of the year and as receipt were
nnt nt oil hesvv thin mnmhii the market
ruled active and atrong on the better
grades with other about steady. Repre
sentative sales:
BEEF STEERB
run of sheep r-
nvea tnt morning and, all th packers
needed tesh supplies, the market ruled
ctlv nd higher. Some ales. In fact,
showed considerable advance. Good stuff,
however, waa rather scarce and that wa
particularly the case with lamb. Some
Mexican wethers were sold to arrive st
.V 40 from the same lot as those that were
here on Tuesday, but they were not
heavy. Colorado fed wether brought 5.;J
and some fair lamb 35.75. With the excep
tlon of a few late arrivals everything was
disposed of In short -order. A compared
with the close of last week the market 1
all the way from luc to 26c higher, so that
a good share of the dtcllne of the latter
part of last week ha been regained.
There were not enough feeders here this
morning to make a fair test of the mar
ket and th prices paid looked Just about
steady with yesterday.
Quotations for fed stock: flood to choice
yearlings. 4Vi.2fylj5.41); fair to good year
lings. JS.(Xi6.2i, good to choice wethers.
14 905.16: fair to god wethers, t4 664J4.fi:
good to choice ewe. 14.15434.35: fair to good
ewe. 33.90i74.15; common to fair ewe.
33 6053.91): gocd to choice lambs. KOOtf 60;
fair to good lamb. IS.75'8.0rt; feeder year
lings. f4.264J4.4at; feeder wether. I4.164.4):
feeder ewe. f3s2R43.n6; feeder lambs, I8.0O9
6 60. Representative salesi
No.
1 Colorado fed ewe
231 Colorado fed wether
258 Colorado ewe
6a! Mexican yrarllng wethers
3M western lamb
A v.
. 90
. 97
. 98
. 84
. 55
Pr.
4 60
5 2i
4 25
f 3tl
5 75
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK, MARKET
Cattle Steady, Hog Flee teal Lower,
Sheep Stroag and I.anana Higher.
CHICAGO. Dec. 22. CATTLE Receipt.
8,510 head: market steady; prime to good
steer. 86.2oitl26: poor to medium. 83.8.va
6 80; stocker and feeders. f2.164?i4.15; cow.
II. 36-6441); heifers, f2.lYsti6.fl0; canners. fl.S5
z.40; nuns, n vmi.w, raives. n is.
HOGS Receipts, 38.000 head; eatlmated
tomorrow, 30.0O head; market 6c lower;
mixed and butchers 34.30434.80: good to
choice heavy. l4.aOU4.65; rough heavy, fl.sWu'
4.40: light, f4.10dj4.45; bulk of salea, 4.3ilJ
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10.00
head: market for sheep strong; lamb. liKi
lie higher: good to choice wether. 84.otf
6.16; fair to choice mixed. 33.75434.06; west
ern sheep, f3.5oS5.15: native lambs, 4.75tf
S.85; western lamb. f6.5043.7t.
Nc
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1.170
V
1020
S34
15i
1219
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3 P)
3 7'
Mortal Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22 M ETAL8 The
London tin market ruled firmer, with spot
advancing ahout 1. while future gained
half as much, the former cloning st 133
5s and the latter at 131 10. Thla steadied
the local market, which continued quint
and closed at 21s&2.3nc. CoDDcr wa un
changed at N6 for spot, while futures were j
f 1 . 1. V- I ' " 1 O . wt " ill Hie l jUIIUUII
market. Locally the market was dull and
nominally unchanged. Lake is quoted at
I1487'4ivl5.1:4: electrolytic. 114.75! 15 L4. and
casting. 1 4.5iij 14.75. Lead wa unchunged
at (4.6ii 4.74 In the local market. IxmiKm
reported a slight advance, with imot clos
ing at 12 lis 3d. Spelter waa also un
changed locally. The London quotation re
main at 24 12s tid. Iron closed at 6.' lid
In Glasgow and at 49 In Mlddleaboro. Lo
cally Iron was unchanged; and firm; No. 1
foundry southern and No. 1 foundry south
ern soft r quoted at 317.25 '0 17.75; No. J
foundry northern. 81i.5tv317.2o
Dec. 22.-METAL8-I.ead.
ST LOCIS.
steady; 4.&ri4.6T4.
Spelter, higher; fo.80.
fair to extra, 4tf
rive:
Ualafa trail- Market.
DILCTH. Dec. 22-WHEAT-To ni
v . ......I, ..... ai . - v .
l a IIV. . . IIVM'lirTII. ,
II. '4V On traik: No. 1 uorthern. ll.ifs:'
No. 2 northern, 31.U34; December. Jl i4.
May. 11.124
4.1 ATS To arrive and on track.
Teled Need Market.
TOLKIai. O.. Dee. :t S KEP--1 r. ,
esh and Deoemler. . 1.1. 4. Fenr,; uv
:94: March. 18 C4. Alalke. prime. Y..
TlavtuUiy, prime, U-Iti I
I eadon stork Market.
LONDON. Dec. 22. Cloalug quotation on '
mil, nnu wv',...
Console, money.... tt 1-1 UUnola Central 1H
do k'-fovint M 4-14 Lmia. A Veen 14,
Anarosda -S 34.. K. A T ii,
Atenieon 474 N T. Central 143
do pfd .l"4- Norfolk A W. a" 4
HauiTo.irc a- muii i". a so Did
Ontario A w
4V, I4anaylvaiila
Rand yinea
174- HeadiB
K a do let p'd
-I'a do d Mil
oiitttern Rilierar
"7't e pt4
7a souther? PerlS, ..
ivo I a: m fa, tftr
SM.VEK -Bar. etc u1- ;6 3-;j per ounce.
.viv. r. 1 -'v'i r I cent.
The rate .if di-' "ui i -n tlie nun uwrket
for rhort bill J l.'.-lSii" lfr cent, for thre
liit i tl r b lls. a4 per . e ,t.
Canadian Peitfe
Clwa A Oioo ..
l'hl' o ftt W .
c . 11 a i p.
IWIW-s
I), mr R U
do pfd
Ffle
eo' l pl.t ..
do ZJ put
144
414,
W
114
414
414
344,
l
Bnk af Catl'al Ktate 'enl.
I )Nr ... I n 2. - - r ne-' ' tat.
f i t ,-f ..- Hi: 1 I I'i it a;-,l n'oa in
f. I'-.e i, . T 1 ,- , .. 1 . tlccn aieil
12 ;-"v . r .'':' r -...,! ilttx u;
" ' ; ' 7" " "": o 1it mi 11 r -
li . inre-s " -. I- 1 r J , i. 1 de-
l 4.1 t:. I . , ' at f i.cr.H ed
"-'" i-fi'. i ! ..,,! ..21'..-
agar and sTolasse.
NEW YORK. Dec. r.'.-fll'GAR-Raw.
firm; fair refined. 44c; centrifugal. Vti test.
44c: molaaaea sugar. 44c; reflTied firm:
No 4 4i6c: No. 7. 7c: No: 8. 4 ()c; No 9.
4.85c; No. 10. 4.S0c; N. II, 4.7Cc; No. 12
I.Sftc; No. 13. 4.56c: No. 14. 4.5oc; confec
tioners' A. 5.Suc; mould A ik-: cut loaf.
14V; crushed. Sic; poadered, 3.75c; gran
ulated, 6 Hoc: cube. l.i'H-
MOLASSES Finn; New Orl-sns, or en
kett'e good to rh"lr. 3tM7c.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 22. SI'GA R Mar
ket Arm: white clarified. 4 15-lhflic: open
kettle. 34i 44r : " oten kettle centrifugal.
44 a 44c: centrifugat whiles 4 13-1 tic; yel
lows. 444.c. seconds, 34d44c.
MOLA4SEt Msrket ouiet; open kettle.
luej'Jvc: entrlful. 74'4ftr. Syrup, steady
at 2.1;-'.
t'attoa Mrkel.
NEW YORK. Dec. " 22. CiTT( IN Spot
clobed quiet: middling uu'and. 7.6uc; mid
dling gulf. 7.85c; sale. 4tai bale.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. '.'.-' "OTTO N
Eav; mu-s. 4,f) ble. K-rflnary. 4 1I-I,-:
good ordinary. c; .tw middling tc; mid
d'lng. 73-Itic: good rnl'kllii'g. 7 7-lc; mid
dling f--l" 715-Idc; receipt. I7,;ig bales:
stoi-ir v n hales
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 22 TOTTON-tinot In
model s ta demand r-ertcan S'idd'lnc
4nd: th sale were tx ba. ef hl.h
"iri were mercsn: re'"iiua. 3. Tito hales.
Ir-'Miirg 8 b.' Air erica
" I.'t"IS Dec. -t'OTToV-yulet;
ronrket 3.1;V- '(,' r-b'dlif g TS--,,.; pa'".
-c-; ror'lpts yt hr'es. shlp-nent, pi
1 l-:t-k .35.112 bale.-.
Peur,4 (.ralH Mtrkel.
PEoi:IA. Dec. 22.-CORV-I i,n.r; u
4-4c. No. 4, 414 , no gtadr. 4 4,,
is 131 4 it
i 0o 1 23
1 IJ0 1 2i
I J0 1 to
1 7if) 1 SO
1 1&S0 I to
1 H i 1 46
1 li0 1 u
1 HO 1 75
2 H0 1 7S
3 t"0 1 7J
1 320 I 7S
J 1C20 1 74
4 1117 1 75
1 W I 40
1 41 I ID
2 310 2 M
1 36 JO
t IM I DO
1 1170 1 00
I too I II
tl 1001 t II
1 0s4 t II
1 10VW I 35
1 1010 I 8S
1 110 J It
t ttO 3
J 1044 I 23
14 1WS I 34
It Ml 8 15
3 tost S 3i
1 1064 I 40
Jl W I 4S
1 120 I 41
10 til i 40
I liJ.i 1 So
tl KH3 4 Of
24 1173 4 II
4 1014 4 M
1 141 4 Ml
44 124T 4 40
?: 1144 4 40
40 1311 I Ot
S AND COWS
34 1211 4 44
COWS.
1 to t 40
I M3 I 40
1 12.V) I 40
14 lOt'7 S 70
1 r.-O 17
34 1110 I TO
1244 t 74
1 1310 t 74
It... 1034 I 75
1 140 K)
8 I HO I on
1 1J--0 I no
It 1IH3 t 10
t 12(4 I 10
1 llro 8 3
t tol I 40
t '44 40
1 1M0 I 40
3 1140 I M
1013 t
1 lOhO 3 10
1 117 M
124 I tl
1 1320 I 14
t 1110 t to
I ! I II
110 I 11
t MM I II
13O0 I II
1270 8 II
1" l4t 1 tl
I i3i 1 a;
3 1140 t 40
1170 4 Oil
1 1300 4 M
COWS AND HEIFERS.
24
I.'.
tl .
1.-.4
.. 140
.. 4"4
.. 410
.. '2
.. 474
.. 171
..1214
.. t;o
.. 420
..1014
..lrto
..1100
..14't
.1041
. imo
.1310
..1404
.. 340
.. M0
.. 3
. . 3JS
to
13 7
HEIFERS.
J 00 4
3 Oft t
t It 1
J 21 I
3 21 I
J 34 I
BL LLe.
1 M
I 34
1 34
1. .
1
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1 .
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1 .
I 4
t I'I
I I"
t 41
t 6
S Tl
2 71
CALVES.
t 4 1
too 1 ..... .
10 1
t 25 4
I 40 1.
174
147
4.t
.1134
..1414
410
..1140
..1400
..1130
..111
..If
i 41
I 40
I 71
I to
1 ts'
t
2 It
3 T.i
I 71
t 16
I 75
i 14
I 14
I 14
t 14
rt 8 a
21 8 71
3M) t 0
II I 41
17 t 24
140 I so
STOCKEHS AND FKEDEkS
174
. too
. 14
. 441
.1010
.lOlil
. II
. Too
. f
. 171
.1250
I M
2 4
I 40
:
l 71
3 I.
1 00
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4.
; 21 .
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24..
4 .
14 .
42, .
It .
, 371
740
tl
II
ll
JW
1 bull
1 heifer.. W4
cows
17 feeder
4 feeder.
I row
J steel.,
to' feeder.
12 steer..
045
. l
. 7:4
. 7t
IV.
NEBRASKA.
1 nelfer..
2 35 4 feeder.
1 steers...
7 feeilera.
5 cows
5 cos...,
1 teer....
IIMu
li(a
8 36
I tl
8 S
8 21
t 3fl
I 44
I 41
: 40
I 40
3 t
Kaaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 22 CATTLE Re
ceipt. 3.400 head. Including 100 head south
erns; market steady to Atrong; choice ex
port, and dressed beef teers, 35 So; fair to
food. 33.5usi5.cn; western fed steer. 83.504
56; Ktockers and feeder. 32.0U44.10; south
ern steers, f2.5isfi4.50: southern cow. r.7&t3
3 28: native cows. 31.75 4 26; native heifers,
f2.5Ofjo.00; bulls. t2.0ivfj4.00; calve, t3.OikS4l.2o.
HOGS Receipt, ll.tmo head; market IVt
10c lower; top. 34 80; bulk of Bales, U.b'p
, 00; neavy. M.Dt"CM no; packers, 44.' a 4. to
fr. . .. .. .. 1, V. . ... J -o
ipin nnu 1
SHEEP
Pigs and light. 33.75ft4.50.
AND LAMBS Rece nt. 4.4) head
market steady: native lambs. f5.Onu.50: nn,
five wethers. 34.50ti6.2S: native ewe 14 race
S.u); western lambs. IO.OOf6.3o; western year
ling. 4.5iu5.iii); western sheep, 33.75:4.75;
stocker snd feeders, f2.60434.50.
v 1
SI. Loals Lira sieek Market.
ST. IX)CIS. Dec. 22. CATTLE Recelpta,
1.600 head. Including 600 Texana. Market
strong. Native shipping and export steer.
35.0 -tin 76; dressed beet and butcher steer.
f4.00t.oo; steer under l.t,00 pounds, f-ioutj
b.OO; stoc.kers and feedera, f2.Oioj3.i6; cow
and heifers, f2.25454.60; canners. ll.iiiniXOu;
bull, f2.COp:3.75; calves, I3.004i4.26; Texas
and Indian steer, f2.0Oj4.4o; cows and heif
ers, fl.76ti3.26.
HOOS Receipts. 3.500 head. Market
lower on liberal supply. Big and lights,
I3.7&H4.2S; packers. f4.4oft4.60; butchers and
best heavy, 34.654i4.no.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, iuo head.
Market strong, higher and active. Native
mutton. !3.7Mj4.tvO; lamb, l4:(&tj4iV); culls
and bucks, 32 Sotjl.26; slockei-s, f2.00j3.25;
Texan, f3.0Oii5.0o.
9. ; jo
937 60
3 15
2 75
1 7.i
2 50
3 13
II. Davidson Neb.
1
7.4
kilo
1"4
Wvo
3 (0
3 25
1 30
2 9"
: v
i hull
10 feeder.
133 4 0
940 2 35 I bulla 1815 2 10
Kj6 3 li 12v.ua i4-J I Oj
oorsucn nros . i).
17 feeders.. 74 3 35 16 con a Ke .' n5
2 feeder.. io 3 On 2 coav laV J si
1 heifer... 770 3 ill 1 bull lnal ; n
d heifer... 540 i 10
lit mJS There was another liberal run of
hogs at all points this mon.ing el d cornea,
qi'ently packer continued their bearish
is, in . The market here opened about 14
loaer than th ioe yesteid.iv. or ifj T'c
lower tnn vesterilav average. Trading
as fairly active at the dev.Ha aa-s.
w York Live stork: Market.
NEW YORK, Dee. 22. BEEVES Re
ceipt. (8 head; no trading: feeling ateady;
dressed txef steadv at 1 ft 10c per pound;
fhrtaima beef, Hi'rtVllc; cables ateady; ex
ports. 63 tattle.
CALVES Receipt. 122 head; market for
veal, ateady: westerns, slow; veals, Eft So;
barnyard calve, nominal; dressed calve,
steady; city dreamed veal, jsti 134c per
pound; .country dressed, Tffilc; dressed
barnyard and fed calve. 4J0cv
HOU44 Receipt. 4,240 head. Market
weak: few thole state hog sold at 35.J5
on extreme quotation.
SHEEP AND - LAMBS Receipt. 3.410
head; ajieep steady, lower; lambs. 10&16c
higher; common to prim sheep. 33. 0a
4. To. culls, f2.0; lamb. I5.iotjr7.10. .
t. Joaeah Lire Stack Market. -
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Dec. 22. CATTLE
Receipts. 1,189 head. Market steady to
atrong. Natives, 336tj6.5o: cow and heif
ers. Jl,TMH.2S; stockers and feeder. f2.6')4j'
190.
HOOS Receipts. lU.SJrl head. Market ltt
lc lower. Light, f4.254j4.55; medium and
heavy. 14 40474 ..
SHEEP AND 1 .A M B8 Receipt, 138 head
Market stronger. Umbs, pi. mi.
I Cllr Mt flsrk Market.
SIOI'X CITY. Dee. 22. tSpe.lal Tee.
gram.) CATTLE Reeelu. .) hed; mar
ket steady; beeves. f3.oWi4.Ui; cob, bul
and mixed. 32.223it3.6U: slorltera and feeders.
f2.754il.0: calves snd yearling, I.' J.'xUJ ii
HOGS Receipt, ti.tiisk head: market ic
lower, selling at 14. 25474.424; bulk, 14 32,u
I 35. . . . W
Sltx-k la Slgrht.
Receipte of llv atock at th tlx principal
western cities ytsterday were a follows:
. c-me. . no". Hhi" p.
South Omaha
siuux City
Kansas City .
St. Lotil .....
St. Joseph ....
Chicago
Totl
.. 2.1MI
.. f.n
.; i
.. if"
.. 1 no
.. 8.60)
, 13.li -
O.biAl ,
Jl. ()
9 )
10,3 il
,.0l)
t 1t4fJ15. feeh 's.i re In modatn'a
demand, with choice nuQted at 4 . extra
choice at l"44JlVv fancy at 1144511c
OH IHt M lltll.F.a 4I.R M ARKET.
(ssdltloa af Trade and Itnetallen aa
gtaale and Fsney Predae.
EGGS Cg r died stock. 5.V.
Ll K POCI.TR Y Hen. c; rcntr. .V;
turkev. 14c: duck. ?c; gse. tc; spilng
chicken. 8c.
IRFSEP POl'LTnY-Turkey. J6f,
ducks. !'; geese. SWV: chickens. 84t;
roosters, 4V-.
RCTTER-Pai km stock 1V: ch4tre ti
fancy dalrv, 174?l9c; creamery. I40C4-;
fancy print I7c
FRESH FROZEN FISH-Trout. 1-:
rl kerel. 7c; pike. 9e; perch. Tc; bl'ieftsh.
V: whlteflsh. lY: nlmon, 13 ; redsnapper.
11c; lobster tgreeni. c; lobster tbolltdi,
30c; bullheads, lie: catfish, 14c; black beta
2V; halibut. 12c: crapp4s. lie. roe sbad.
31: hufflo. Tc; white has. 11c, frog leg,
per doi . 25c.
BR AN Per ton. 315 00.
HAY rrlces quoted bv Omaha holes!
Dealer' asocltlon: Choice No. 1 upland.
o50; No. I. 3Ki; medium. 15 .V; coarse.
IV 00. Ry trw. 36 6". Thes price r
for hsv of good color nd quality.
OYSTERS New York count, pee rn,
4V: extra select, per rn. 87c: ttrdari1s,
ner ran, 32c; bulk istandard!. per ral ,
tV4; bulk textra selects), per gal., tl TS;
bjlk tNew York Count), per gl . 12.t.
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.
CHRISTMAS TREES 3 to 3 feet per
do.. 31 73; 8 to 7 feet, per dox . f.60; 7 to
feet, per do., f.1 50; 9 to 11 feet, per dox ,
t4.&o. 1-arge. chool and eliureh purpose,
each, ti i.. tl.iC. extra large. 14 to JO feet,
ea. h. f2 to li
EVERGREEN WREATHING In coll cf
20 vard. per cell. 3Sc to II o)
W REATHB Mgnoll and galas wreath,
per do , liaMjlfc". evergreen wrreth. per
do . II 2Vfjl 01). hollv wreath, per do.,
81 2fjl SO.
HOLLY BRANCHES Per case of 24x2x4
feet, bout 5 lb. 34 .V; per bbl. 32
LONG NEEDLE PINE.Per do., fl 0" t
I. SO.
MISTLETOE Mistletoe branches, per 5
lb. box. fl.25: pee lb . 30c.
TROPICAL FRIMT8
ORANGES Florida, site Vt. lo. ITU.
314 and 250. 32. t 'gt 25: California Redlsnd
navel, all lie. 33.11; choice navel. M i
ft 2 75.
LKMONS-Callfornln fancv, fl. 75: 300 and
J. 14 25: choice. t3.50.
DATES Per box of 3u-lb. pkg.. I2.0O;
II Home en. In 7')-lb. boxc. per lb., 544r".
FIGS California, j er 1Vb. carton. Tilt
85c: Imported Smvrna. 4-crown. 124c: -croan.
14c; i-crown. lc: fancy Imported
ta-asheil). in .b pkgs . lofilSc; California,
per ran of 38 pkgs.. 12 2.1.
BANANAS-Per medium sted bunch. f2.'
J2.S0; lumhiw. 2.T4ijX.V).
GRAPE FRl'lT-Per box of 54 to 64. fo.'U
fjs50.
FRCITS.
APPLES Home-grown Jonathan, per
bbl.. 33.25: Hen Davis. 32.26: New York
Kings. t3.25; New York Pippins. f'I75: New
Y'ork Greenings. 12.80; New York Baldwin.
12 75: Cd'orado Jonathans, fl.ti3; Wine Sap,
per bu. box. tl.50.
PEARS I'tah. Colorado and California,
fnll vrietle. per box. fl.7Mi2.2S.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Bell ami
Bugle, per bbl.. t8.50: Wlsconln Bell and
Cherrv and Jeraey. per bbl.. 17.75; per box.
32.75.
GRAPES Imported Malagas, per keg,
fti (Won. 50.
TANGERINES Florida or California, pf
4-box. f2.50.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES New home-grown. In sat k.
per bu., 40c: Colorado, per bu.. OOc.
Tt'RNIPS Per bu.. 35c; Canada ruta
bagas. per lb., lc.
CARROTS Per hu.. 40c.
FAR8NIP8 Per bu.. V,
BEETS Per bu.. trie.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. tl.95 20ft.
ONIONS Home-grown. In sack, per bu.,
90cjtl; Spanish, per crate, f2.
crcf.MHERS Per do.. fl.7Ml20fl.
TOMATOES California, per 4-baket
crate, f2.7Mi3.00.
CABBAGE Holland eed. per lb.. 14c
SWEET POTATOES Kanaa kiln-dfleil.
per bbl.. 12.25.
SQI'ASH Home-grown, ner dox.. Joe.
CELERY Per do.. 2&ji0c; California,
45c.
RA DISHES Per do , 9V.
LETT I'CE Hothouse, per do., 4V8e0c.
M I SC E LLA N ROUS.
8ACERKRALT Wisconsin, pef t2.Sf).
CIDER New York, per bbl., 15 30; per 4
bbl.. 33 26
CHEESE WIeonln twin, full cream.
124c: Wisconsin Young America, 13c; block
Swiss, new. 15c: old. 1mi17c; Wisconsin
brick. 14c: Wisconsin llmburger, 13c.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, pew
crop, per lb.. 14c; hard shell, per lb.. 13c:
No. 2 soft shell, per lb.. 12c: No. t hard
shell, per lb.. 12c; pecans. large, per lb., 12c;
small, per lb.. 10c; peanuts, per lh.. "e;
roasted peanuts, per lb.. 8c: Chill walnuts,
per lb.. 12trlS4c; almonds, soft shell, per lb.,
17c; hard shell, per lb., 16c: chestnut, nee
lb.. 124vi5c:new black walnuts, per bu.. 75
90c: shellhark hickory nut, per bu., tl.75;
large hickory nut, per bu.. 11.50.
OH and Rosin.
SAVANNAH. Dec, 22.-OILS Turpentine,
ateady. 504c. Roaln.'flrm: A. B. C. f 2 6W
t.624: D. f2 5&: E. I2.56rtv2.674; P. 2 674
2.00: G. 32 Ofa'2.(24: H. t2.734; I. 33.26: K.
34: M, 34 30: N. 34.50: WO f4.75: WW. K II
OIL CITY. Dec. 22. OIL Credit balance
81.56: certificate, no bid: shipments. 124 77"
bbl.: avers re. 78 064 bbl.: run. I. 374 bbl :
average. R8.3n6 bbl.; shipments. Lima, 80. 'M
bbls. : average. 67.551 bbla.; run. Lima, tJ0
bbls.; average. 67.272 bbls
If you have anything to trade adverttat)
It In the For Exchange column of The B
want ad page.
REAL ESTATE TRAXfFEItS.
Deeds filed for record yesterdy, as fur-
nished to The Bee by the Midland Guar
antee and Trust company, bonded ab
stractor, 114 Farnam street:
Margaret Conner to W. H. Dorrance,
part of w 4 se4 lb-15-13 f 1
Katherlne 8-ott to Amanda Reynold,
lot 8. Swetman suhdlv 864)
K. Thompson and wife to Interstate
Investment anil Trust, limited. 374
feet lot 11, block 7, Kountae
Ruth .
J. H. llarte snd wire to Interstate In.
vestment and Trust, limited, lot 21,
block 8. Kountxe A Ruth'.....' f.OUO
A. E. Grimm and wife to W. C. Hop
per, lot . 7 and 8. block 1. Baling
add to Elkhorn 1
F. H. Oarvln to F. W. Krella. e 30 feet
of lot 6. blook 3. Cottage Park S3
J. A. Murphy et al to W. P. Rueiell.
undivided 4 of lot 14. Sherman
ubdlv 30t)
W. C. Crwford nd wife to Ktle
Rancka, lot 2, block I. Corrlgan
Place 1.1ft)
Northwestern Mutual Life Inurauce
company to Maud N. Hamilton, lot
2. block 10, Kountxe 4 Ruth's 10, OH)
Wlnnett W. Mcllvaln to F. J. Sterner
et al. lot 7. Marlon Place
Edwards -Wood Go-
(Incorporated.)
rain Off leg: Fifth mmi Roberta Streets
5T. PAUL. niNN.
DEALERS IN
Stocks, Grain, Provisions
Ship Your Groin to Us
Braaea OtUe. tlO-14 3 Beard af Trad
Bldgr. Oaasaa. Sea. Telepaea 8634.
212-214 Ezchang Bldg.. South Omaha.
Bell 'Phone 21. Iodeoendant Phone t,
LF.C.al. KOTICEK.
,17.4a itlgil 110
Etaaoraiee Apple aad Oiled Trait.
NEW YORK. Dec 22 -EVAPORATED
APPLES Market shows I'ttle change
Common are quoted at 3411 4s,c. prime it
44JV'"j''r",lre l Mj4c. fancv r iW)44c.
4 AI-IFORNIA DKIED ' "R'I'IT Prune
re receiving little attentat 'locallv. but
there erm to lie little p,-eure of' off r
lug and the tone of the msikei I siendy,
with onntatioiia ranging from lr I a,,-,
according to grade. Apilcota are e,l,i,e; In
mall lots al recent priics. t'lio'i-e r
tit-lU at l'-, eitra choice al 1'jVmIU, fancy
NOTICE TO WATER WORKS CON-TRACTORS-WATER
WORKS SYSTEM.
Sealed proposal wilt b racelyed by tli
chairman and IUg Board of Oscaola.
Nl... up to o clock p. m.. of Dcaibei
24. 1)4. for furnishing machinery, matarlil
and labor fot th construction cf water
work ystem tor in Village of Oscaola.
Nb. ; tb machlnury and material to be
furnished are follow:
1. Sinking on 10 In. well about 3)9 ft.
deep.
2. Erecting or. brick pumping ttloii
complete.
8. Furnishing on ZS h. 0.. g(jlln en
gine. Furnlhlng on deep arejl poar pump.
4. Furnlehing and erectlrtg one t-l tank
On steel towel, or
Furnishing snd erecting on (I eel stand
pipe, complete.
3. Furnishing and laying between thre
and four mlt of water main with hy
drant, vilvc. etc.. complete, all to b
done In accordance with th plan and
specification adapted by th Board of
Trute'.
A certified check of 10 per rent tbut it t
over II. Xi) of amount of bid, must ac
company each proposal.
Th plan ana specification ar on
and may he reen at trie office or the Vil
lage Clerk. Oeceola. or at th 'Wire of M.
A. Earl. 1418 Ural National Rank Bldg.
Chicago. 1 il.
The right is reserved to rJect nv or a I
bid. KKENE LI'DDEN,
Ct airman Hoard 1'ruat.
FRANK D MILLS. Village 4 lerk
M. A. iCAP.L, C'unajltlrg tnglneer.
vUU ill