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    TIIE OMATIA DAILY BEE: 'SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1004.
GRAIN AND fRODl'CE M1RKET
Wall Strtrt Loigi D Not Bll
Thtir Whttt.
FIGURES FOR NORTH AND SOUTHWEST
t'n Market Pall tlrrmr Kiraprm
Dniiail U Satlsgeet for Ihr
l'reen ( Xarkela
Mnnria).
UMAHA, Dec. J i. 19 L
Th U'aN street bn--h who aie i rdh.l
with- having h blagcr string of wh-at than
they ever had la-forc- "Id not k II any
on the depression Thursday. Tnllcrs
dumped their holding-. . feeling that the
easterners would a II their wheat In dl'gust
at the government re-tniri. Tne. 1i"tiii.t
i-nntlniieel fnim th- closing rally nf Tnuis
day and by tioon tinlav lind advanced IMjO
from th opening limuc. Trie May opi tied
strong at II MS un-l during th- nv ..rning
advanced a rvru, Imt by mum liad fallen
bar k to fl.j,t4.
Figure founded on the government re
port give . the dr-cr.ase from i:'3 In the
whftt crop of Mlnnesotn and North and
South Dakota a ).0.'2.3.4 bushel Hiid the
elecreasee. in pound. ,Vi5.ill.7St The
figure urf. Minnesota, in part. K..34t.26
bus had, weighing? .s$X,9it.lt i'w in I,
againM. for It, v.652,.vei. busne ls, wish
ing t.'8.'.H2.s.1 pounds. F.ir North Dakota,
l"4.c M.!2.1!t.l bushels, weighing 2.74v.iai.Xi3
pound, agalnat for ln.t. no, 2 In, i'.: I bushels,
weighing; 3.2i3,9.1.64( pounds. For South
Dakota,, UM, 31.AM.7M bushel, weighing
1,&77Jf.iraV po-tnd: 41.2fi2.KU bu.-licls.
weighing 2.646.207.64.1 puunds.
Winnipeg says Minneapolis millers have
been shipping wheat In Ismd xml grinding
It for pom time and will cuntiii.in to do so
through the winter. In May It is expected
Manitoba will have little- contract wheat,
left. The amount mllleel In bond now
amounts to l.uuo.uoij bushel. The millers
think with economy, bv mixing great
deal and t exixiftlug "".i,(ii'0 bushels Ipsa
than last year, the dork may he madn
eepial to last year. The price Is .To cents tip.
with more corn. ont and bnrlev. The ex
port Is murh less than In l:i.1: ih' receipt
ari about the same, but the visible la nnlv
ahotir 4.n"0.0no bushels greater. Minneapolis
tork ln rrafod for the week 3:."i,oOi bush
els and '-IMiluth Iru-rm.sed 3"5,min buslir'S.
Tha followlnit HummliiK tin of the K:tnsn
t'lty situation 1m Rivrn; Kansas C'ltv has
received from the Mat of Kansas ::.!.',
hushels of wheat: the mill-) have (tround
1S.Ofioo buslv bi and h;oiin biMhels In-set
sldo for aeed. Three million bushels hive
(ton through other ihannels and. as the
crop of Kansas was e-timated nt Rl .cien.no
bushels, this leaves only 14.cfin.Crii bushels
to be accounted for. The" KsnS'S ntv mIMs
will usa about O.onCi.-jm; 'nishels. Imr'ni only
R.Onn.nn) bushels for shipment elsewhere.
Perhaps K.m'u.MO bushels may be - drawn
from Nebraska, ao Kanaas Cltv will ex
jieot to receive abwut 7.uWin0 bimhelR In th
next alx months. Purlns the last six
month 27.iwci,uu bushels have been re
ceived. The torn market showed a little strength
today, but the k) I nation Is rather dull and
flat. The Kuropean demand has twen satis
fied by orders for shipments In January..
KebruHry and Murrh nnd lust now there
la no demand. Corn men look for a period
of stagnation for several weeks. The ele
vators are sendlne In heavily and the coun
try movement la fair. Argentina corn
shipment for th,e week have been l.C!?l.nno
bushels, aa.dont 2;914.tmn for last week and
IS.flcm for last year. The Liverpool eorn
market advanced d.
All the grain markets are to. be closed
Monday, January 2. .
Omaha ( ash dales.
VHEAT No. 4. 1 enr, SI lb.. 2c: no
irrade. 1 enr. 4H lb.; Sir.
CORN' No. 3, 2 cars. 40c; No. 3 white, 1
ear, 40o.
Ilniaha, land Market.
WIIEAT-No. 2 hard. $1.04: No. 3 hard,
tl.K: No. 4 nurd, tC'tfttc; Nu. 3 apiiiiK. $1.01.
CORN No. 2, 31K-; No. 3, atc; No. 4. 37'
tfiSSc; no erade. :OC(37c; No. 2 yellow. 37c;
No. i yellow, &tyc; No. 2 white, S9c; No. 3
white. 3Hc.
OATS No. 2 mixed. Wje; No. 3 mixed.
274TJ8c; No. 4 mixed. 2if:'7c; No. 2 white.
29c; No. 3 white. iSiVic; Nu. 4 white, 27VSW
.'He; standard, '4c.
( , t'arlot Hecelpts.
' 1 ' Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 17 '.77 .35
Mtnneapolli 160
Jiuluth .v , 44
Omaha 22 ' iki ' i
SEW... VOHK tiKNKKAI. MARKET
Ou track: No 1 norfrierfi. 11.12; No, ! north
ern. II 6: reember. tl.U1: May. tl,14F,.
OATS To arrive and on track, Sc.
Various
ttaotatlnns of 4 he Day
( oanmtxlltlea. .
NEW tORK, Dec. 30-KW)l"R Kiceipta,
17.374 bh)s.; ex porta. 77,379 blila. ; market,
firm but qulel; Minnesota patents, 5.8ti
ft.20; Minnesota baKers, 4.4Cti4.75; winter
patenta, Sft.sn; winter stralKhta. n.:,V(;j.i;
winter extras, $3.MT4.3n; winter low Rrades,
I3.7hb4.ln. Rye flour, steady; fair to good.
M.4t54.70; choice to fancy, .7S4j5.00. Buck
wheat flour, steady; 32. 1"?! 2.20.
CORNMEAI-Steady; fine whlto nnd yel
low. l.Si4)1.3S. coarsp. 1.24'ftl.:ii; kiln dried.
3.' 10. ,
HARLKT Qulfil; feedliiB. 44Uc, p. I. f.
New York; malting. 44''iulr, c. I. f. Uuffalo.
VIEAT Recelpta, UH.nuu bu.; No. 2 red.
31.22Vi f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 northern. Du
luth. fl.24'' f. o. b. afloat : NoaI hard. Man
itoba, 31.0k, nominal, f. o. b. atloat. Op
tions had a atrona; early advance to a high
lailnt on the nreaent bull movement in
fluenced again by manipulation at Chicago
and a acare of Khorta hestdea small interior
racelpta and steady cables. letter the mar
ket weakened under nuilhwewt selling and
a bearish Modem Miller report, closing c
net lower, except December, which win lc
net higher. May, 1.14'ul.l!it closed at
II 14: July. II .(UVQ 1.03V cloned at 11.02;
December, tl.Xm.VTi. cl.weU at tl.ti.
CX)RN Recelpta, lu4.8ou bu.; exports, 12,610
bu.; spot, steady; No. 2, K'-iu, nominal, ele
1 vator, and (.Hc f. o. b. aitout; No. 2 yel
low, 63Vc; No. 2 white, 63c. The option
market waa quiet all day. closing partly
net lower. May, 61:Vu'Cil 9-lilc, clostd
at tlSe: Oecember, MV'lic, cloaed at Mc.
OATW Receipts, 21,im bu.; export, 11.575
bu.; spot market, quiet; mixed oats, 2ifu32
,, g&HffMc; natural white, "ti.12 Iba.,
374i3cj clipped white, 3b''(40 Iba., 3&V& 40Vf.
llAY Julet: ahlppUig, tsifciioc; good to
choice. 77Vi&8nc.
HOPS Steady; atate, common to choice,
1904 crop, i(r3c; 1903 crop, fcHiSSe: olils, 14c;
Parlflo oous, 1904 crop, 29360; 113 crop, 30
G33e- olda. 14He. 4 .
HlnKH Steady; Oalveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
lo; California. i to 25 Iba.. 19c; Texaa dry,
24 to 30 lbs. 14V4-
I.WATHKR Firm: acid, ;4lJ2Uc.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; family. 311.00
H12.00; meaa, 39. mm 9 M); beef hams. t'i W
23.60: packet. 10.&0 11.00; city extra India
meaa, 314 JO'S IB 50. Cut meat, dull; plkll
bellies, i(.76fl7.bO; plckelnd shoulders. ta.Tb;
pickled hams, 30. Lard, easy; western
steamed. 37.10; refined, easy; continent, $7.1.1;
South America, ii.au; compouno. .um'
irw Pork, Qulctr family, $14.citHi 14.mi;
ahort clear, f 13.751 lti.25: mesa. $13.00ii 13.76.
TALLOW Julet; city, 44c; country, 4i
(lie.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 2VJ
t4o; Japan, nominal.
BUTTKR Klrm; street price, extra cream
ery, HwSM'ie' official prices, creamery, com
mon to extra, IH-W'jSc; creamery, held, com
mon to extra. Sufiiiik'; atate dairy, common
to extra. Itf33e; renovated, common to ex
tra. 14231c; western factory, common to
ChOICa, IWJliO, western iniiiKiiuii vivamtiry,
common to choice. 17'22u. .
CIIEESIO Stead n New TorH full ereama,
t fancy. 12Vc eholte. Il(tfl2'c; fair to good,
I JlWlJc. - . '
BOOS Strong: western fancy selected,
grc; western firsts, 27c.
POULTRV--Allve: Firm; weatern ehlck
rna. luc fowla. UV; tvrkeya. 124jl,(c.
Dreeaed: . Irregular; waatern chicken. 104
16c; fowls, WnUc; turkeya.-. 15ittlc.
POI'LTRT Alive, Arm; weatern chlckena,
10e; fowl. HHo; turkey. 12frl3c: drevsed,
firmer; western chickens, lOiiilyo; fowls, 1019
11c; turkey 17lo. '
: L -c '
Kaaaaa ttiy Oral PravlaloHB.
. KANSAS C1TT, Iac. SO --WHKAT Mar
ket Arm; Pecember. $VC4; May, $10lH4
1.04S; July,. iWH'V Cash: No. hard,
$1.04trl.0 No. 3. WWtn.Oii'i: No. 4. 96c
31.04; No. 1 red. $l.sl Ht No. 3. Il lMjl.c.
No. 4. 9frc&4il.(iC.. ' T
CORN-Jiarket' itetiSv; Deteniher, 40Tc:
May. 43Vi J"' 4aS4j4Hc-; CU. No. t
mixed. 42c; No. 3. 4Uva41j.c,t No, 1 white,
Siji N f '41S", .
OATS-MaNtet alesly Nah 2 white, Ztt
32c; No. I mixed, Slii-iilWc. v..
RTK-Market sie.dy at 72aC.
HAY tMeady; choice, timothy, 3K.5utr9.uO;
rh lc ' pra! I, 4".7i)si.').
RYB-(jtedy at 72ic .
KtlOS-Wauli: Vlaaour! .and Kansas,
new No.-t whltewnod ouaea Includt-d. ak;
. per doxen: "'aae count SS'ic a-r doa;
taaea rrtaraed, He )ei dosen leM.
1 Ml'TTTtR 4.eamery. :-Ui2.4r- aalry. 17c.
' -. , Rscetn 8lupniei
Wheat tou.,J::.V.'......7....X!.il Di.ihij
Com, bu,...; 44 tl 69.io
Oata. hu.;i.'. IK-Mi 9.01)0
LlverJ Ural a4) Prolaioaa.
UVERJWU !'. y.-WHKAT-SiHit:
Nomina!. ' rut urea: (. ady; DeremWr,
iionilnal; May. s
t:oHN-rip" : W'le' . Anierlcan mixed.
new. 4a s'jj; mi. 4a lTn; (Ulure. steaily
plai1i (iraJa Market.
Tin.l TH lr. WHKAT-To arrhe-.
1 Dorthern. Nu. 1 uurthern, ll.aH.
(HICAtlO 4.RI ASD ritOVIIOS
Kratarea t the Tradlaa; aaaV Claalaar
Trlrea aa Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Dee 3t Heary llonidatlon by
a iiriminent ho.er today entirely wiped
out a sharp advance In wheat prices. The
market loecd wck with May down
o. Corn, oats and provision were un
t hanged.
A Mamiiede of belntrd ehorta reiulted In
sn advance of over lc In the price of May
wheat doting the first hour of trading In
fluenced bv higher cables and exceedingly
STiall receipts in the northwfet opening
pri'cs showed a fair gain. May being up
i.iiSc at 11.14'i to 11.14s.. On an urgent de
niend from shorts and several promlnr nt
e,,m mission hnuw additional gains were
made, the price being quickly bid up to
$1 1?H before anv t-Misldershle supply of
offerings was dislodged. Some email hold
ers then took advantage of the advance to
secure protltf. The result was 11 reaction
to $1.14-i. An active demand from north
western houees which seemed to Indlcnte
a belief In a further reduction of recelp.g
In the northwest gave encouragement to
loial bulls, and the buying became more
nggrselve. May sold up to $I.1VV ror a
time the market continued extremely strong
with prices near the hlgheet point. Late in
the dav sentiment puodenly changed and
a sharp reaction occurred. One conspic
uous feature of late trading was heavy
selling bv the leader of bulls. The claim was
made that 2.00r.' hti. were sold by this
one operator. Pit trader were quick to
follow the lead and the acllliig waa quite
general during the laat hour. A report of
11 St. Louis trade paper wnjt construed as
lerlsh, trie report ftatlng that winter
wheat crop nart been greany iwnemeo oy
tecnt ram and snow. Cnder this selling
pressure Mav dropped to $1.13S- The mar
ket closed wenk and practically at the low
est point, final quotation on May being
II 1.1i'nl 1.1V. Clearances of wheat and
Hour were equal to kfi.Wo bushels. Kxporte
for the week, na shown by Bradstreets
were eounl to SSl.CKni bu. Primary receipts
were 379,500 bu., compared with a holiday
a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported recelpta of 22u care, agalnat
131 cars laat week.
Karlv In the day the advance In wheat
hiid m strenct hnnlnir Influence on the corn
market. Higher cahlea and light receipt!
also gave encouragement 10 nun irmoci:-.
t.iriiiiHntinn at a larae line of December.
however,-checked the advance tendency, the
market closing atjout. sieany. siay
1 l ',. V. .. - 1.. hlBlmr at 4&l4i 4fiC to 4re.
sold between 4frSo and 4514fte and closed
nt 4Mfre. IcbI recelpta were Ii7 car, none
of contract grade.
The volume of tradlnaT In oata waa a
slight Improvement over that of recent
,ivs At the outset nrlces were firm In
e-vmpathv with other grains. Cash houses
wero fair buyers. Iatcr the market became
dull and price easeo on a irine io.B
with the break In wheat. May oene(l Vi
'c higher at 31V to $!c, aold off to 3Hc
and closed at 31V031SC Locul receipts
wero 35 car.
An Inclination to take profit had a weak
ening effect on the provlslona market. A
tit.i lntr.Bi w lis ni:Lnlf ested. but
trading was largely local. At the close
Ird was down 2Hc at 37 OHi7.02H. Rlba
were a shade lower at $tt.i5i.6i4.
J-tlmated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
20 cars; corn, 308 cars; oat, 41 cara; hogg,
15.000 head. " ' . . ,
The Board of Trndo will be cloaed Mon
day. January 3. , .
The leading future ranged a follows:
ArUciea.l Open-TillKfTT L-ow. I aoae.lYei'y.
Wheat
Dec.
J 1 "J
May 1 14VUI
1 144
July J9ViH-'4iil
Corn I ' I
I lit 1
Mav
July
oats
Dec. C9-
May '31-HTilii
July 31Vo:
12 45
May 12 '",
Lard -
Jan. . 6 73 6 SO
May ,7.05 , 05
Rlba
Jan. - 40 C! 40
May 6 674 70
1 14 1 13vl! 1 14
1 13Aft!l lSHfr
1 15! 1 iK 1 13
40 44
1 12T9
1 13
1 14--5,
99
NEWYORR STOCKS AND BONDS
Btiffeniij; of th Call Loan Ctuiei t
Etaction in VgJuei. -
HEAVY PROFIT-TAKING ON WEEK'S RISE
Copper l.ead the Decllae Heavy
peculation la I alaa
Pacific.
NEW YORK. Dc. 30. Today's reaction
In stocks received xarlous explanations, but
Old not materially Impair the confluence
with which the outlook upon the new
ysar Is regarded. Tnc stlnenlng of n:
call loan rate durlnr th-i day wh
most tmnv.diaie apparent iam; of th. Mill
ing. 'I lie surprlt-i,.,. .... 1 u ihnt tin. .
In call money was rieferied until praciloaii
the last day of the year on the Stock cx
cnat;ge. Uin mnde on Friday at thu
rtxK exenange carry over until Monday,
and In thla case until Tuesday. Prepara
tions have been making for the largest
January '1 dishui-ncments in the history of
NX all street. The call loan rate has oecn
apathetic up to today, and the maximum
rate touchen today waa 5 per cent. Mean
time the usual stlmates by bankers Indi
cate that the inflow of currency by express
has been sufficient to offset the cuotrcaaury
aneorption and leave a margin of gain of
upward of 4.0mi.ii. The changes to be
j shown In the loan Item of tomorrow bank
statement are likely of course to lie large,
owing to the annual settlements, but a
large Influx of cash Is looked for In the
next few wetks.
It la not probable that any deep anxiety
over the money market wa reflected In
the day's movetmnt. Profit taking on the
week a considerable rise waa a more likely
motive. The steady uplitt of prices lias
developed little Inclination to sell stocks
up to today and there Is little appearance
of a turn in nitrations In the market. The
Increased animation of the late market
yesterday was rather distinctively of this
character nnd was accompanied by more
or leaa obvious mnnupulntlnn. ' The profit
taking which met the movement today was
the usual concomitant of a movement of
a speculative nature. It served as an ad
monition that h too rapid rise in prices
would have to reckon with selling to real
ise. This was first manifested today in
New York Central, which hud the heaviest
gain early In the week and in the profit
taking made an early Impression todav.
Consolidated Oaa was actively sold on ec
rount of the campaign for a municipal
gaa plant wlhch Is being agitated. Amalga
mated Copper displayed rather acuttlv the.
reactionary effect of the speculative opera
tions which caused Its wide advance of
yesterday. The selling waa not explained
by news hearing 011 values In the general
list. Some disappointment was caused bv
the failure to call off the New England
textile trade strike. The Erie net earn
ing reported after the closing laat night
supplemented the good effect of the Read
ing statement. There waa an aggressive
speculation also In Union Paclilc. The
various movements were abandoned on the
reaction. The latest prli-es were not far
from the lowest nnd the closing waa easv.
t Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, 3S.62o.tm0. United State bond were
unchanged on call
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged a follows:
halea.Hlgh. Low. Close.
reserve In the. division of redemption,
shows avallabe cash balance of Il4i,,1"6.1'"j
silver; gold. 31.1.11. US.
BllF. or ASSOCIATFD UAK
Clearing of the rat lnmerelel
antere ef Cawtry.-
NKW YORK. Dee . Tha following
table, compiled bv Bradstreet. show the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended December Jss with the per
centage of Increase and decrease as c m
rared with th' corresponding week last
year:
CITIKS.
Clearnigs. I Inc. i Dec
I - I
44 46'-,
45l4i-i Vj 45-H! Hl H
4 46 4.4.1H'lleHe
JSVVI ' (HHW! 314
111 ? 1 i Wl ft ' "' v
I
12 M I. I- i
12 75 12 77V4I 12 80
12 47V4
Vi 82Hi
f 73
7 00
35
6 65
I
8 37
6 67l
43
No. 2.
Cah quotation were aa follows:
FIjOUR Steady; winter patent. to.VKi
6.20; straights. $4 Soa5.00; spring pat
ent. $5.0005.60; atraighta, $4.6034.90; bakers'.
HAT-No. ' f Tprrng,--t.4-l.Mr- o. 3,
N4CM1.12; No. 2 red. $1.15!tl.llrV
('OHN-No. 2, 43V4l44c; No. 2 yellow
OATS No. i. 29V; No. 3 white, 31f32c.
ItYK No. 2. 73c.
BARLEY Good feeding. 363,c; fair to
choice malting, 41f4c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. tl.Wi: No. 1 north
western. $1.24. Prime timothy. $2.72.
Clover, contract grade, $12.75.
PROVISIONS Meaa pork, per bbl.. $11.06
ilt.l5. Short rlba, aide (loose!, $6.12a;
6..17H. Short clear aide (box ad 1, 36.62n
.78.
Receipt and ahlpment for the day were
aa follow: . , .
Racelprs. Bhlpmnt.
Flour, bbl...: .$ 27.600
Wheat, bu 31.000 44.500
Corn, bu 2S4.4UO 4:3,HnO
Oata. bu Ofi.fWO 174.400
vr bu l.Ootl 13,3110
Bariev. bu 4."00 31.800
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa firm; creamerle. 17(f?i8c;
dairies. 16'd24c. Eggs, Arm; at mark, cases
Included. 2tsd'23c; firsta. 23c; prime first, 26c;
extras. 27c. Cheeae, steady, 11&12C.
t. Loot Grata' and Provision.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 30 WHEAT-Market
lower; No. 2 red cash, elevator, $1.17.;
track, $1.1: May, $1.17; July. 95ic; No.
3 hard. 31.1201.13.
CORN Market firm; No. 2 cash, 43c;
track, 44e; December, 43e; May, 43Vc.
OATS Market higher; No. 2 cash, 31c;
track, 32c; No. 3 white. 33c; May, 31Tc
FLOUR Higher. lit aympathy with
wheat; red winter Patents, 35.6oti6.70; spe
cial brands, $5.75'n6.5; extra fancy and
straight, $u.oijCj.20; olaar. $4.554.70.
SEED Timothy, nominal at $2.UUiJ2.45.
COHNMKAL Steady at $2.40.
BRAN Steady to firm; Backed, east track,
90c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $8.00(613.00; prairie,
$0.1 hi 9. &o.
IRON COTTON TIES $8c.
BAC;aiN(l-7ic.
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing. $11.30.
Lard, lower; prime steam, 36.46. Dry salt
meat, boxed extra shorts, $6.50; clear ribs,
$7.0n; ahort clears. $7.12. Bacon, steady;
boxed extra short. $7.37; clear ribs, $7.62;
hort clear. $"00. .
BUTTER Market, ateady; creamery, 2
28c; dairy. lM23c;
POULTRY Market firm; chicken, 9c;
prlng. c; turkey. 16c; ducks, 9c,
geene. 7c.
EGOS Market firm at 21c. case count.
rieceipia. oiupmant.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, hu. .
Oata, bu. .
$.0110
.. 30,000
.. 24.CK
.. 15,000
10.000
37.CKIO
29.0(10
60,000
Mlnaeapoll Urala Market.
MINNEAIOLI8. Dec. . WHltAT De
eember. $1.10Vi: May. $1.14;1.14; July,
$1.12; No. 1 hard. $1.154; No.U northern,
ti lls: No. I northern. $1.07. .1
FLOUR First patents, 36.VaSli.3o: second
patents, 35.90fi.0i; first clears, 34.151r4.3A;
second cleara. 2.79t29ii. , '
BRAN In bulk. fli.V. , ' . ....
. Mllwaakee Grala Market,
MILWAUKEE, Dec. SO.-WHKAT-Dull;
No. 1 northern. $1. 14421.15; No. a northern,
$1 Ofti&l.lo; May. $1.13. -
RYE Higher; No. 1, 79c. - -BARLEY
Steady; No. 3, 63c; sample. 370
fcORN-yirm; No. ..4elc; JUay. 46e.
.!'-.' Toted ed Marli4. '
TOLT.DO. 'Dec 80 fikED fMovr. cash
and December, $7; February.- $7.97:
March, $3 02; prime alsike, $t.05; prime
timothy. $1.80.
Peoria brat a .Mark4.
PFORIA. 111.. Dec. SO.CORN-Market
higher; No. 3. 43c; No. 4, 42c; no grade.
41c. -
Cotton Market.
NKW YORK. Dec. $0.-COTTON-8pot
market cloaed quiet. 10 point higher; mid
dling upland. 6.96c; middling gulf. .3nc;
ale. 826 balea.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 30.-COTTON-Bteady:
sale. 6,100 bales; ordinary, 4c; good
ordinary, i-14c: low middling. 61-16c; mid
dling, 6c; good middling. 6V: middling
fair. Tc; recelpta. 1.744 balea; etock. 448. Ui
bale. Secretary Heater's atatenient of the
world's visible aupply of cotton ahowe a
total of 4,ia 6H4 Iwlea, agalnat 4.6ha.I37 lest
week. Of this the total of American cotton
la 10 .64 hale, agalnat 3.843 I ifT laat week.
ST LOUIS. Dee-. 30. COTTON-Julet ;
middling 6V: sales, none; receipts, 700
iwlr; shipment. 236 bale; stock, 34.32
b LIVERPOOL. Dee. 3ft COTTONVBnot In
fair demand: prices 14 points higher: Amer
ican middling fair. 4.11d: good middling,
i;d: middling. I TTd ; low middling. ISM.
good ordlnarv . 3.61d; ordinary. $ Jet. The
ante of the day were l.nl bales, of which
imi balea were for eoee ulstlon and export
and Included T l bale of Amerti-an. Re
ceipts. 4:.'o bale. Including 37.4CV bale
American.
5u0 41 4.'
7,K) 2,Pj
2077
J6.2M 1C4V 12
12;
24
9l"4
2.V
62
37.
3ii0
700
5i )
5 41
COO
5H0
4'0 186
S'lO 340
Atchison
do preferred
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore Ohio...
do preferred
Canadian Pacific ...
Central of N. J
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago & Alton....
do preferred
Chicago G. W
Chicago & N. W...
C. M. & St. P
Chicago T. A T
do preferred
C. C, C. A St. L...
Colo. Southern
do 1st preferred...
do 2d preferred....
Del. & Hudson
Del., Lack. & W....
Denver & R. (J
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 AY Nash
Manhattan L
Met. Securltlea ....
Met. Street Rv
Mexican Central ..
Minn. & St. L
M.. St. P. & 8. S,
do preferred ...
Missouri pacific
Mo.. Kan. A Tex...
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd
N. Y. Central ..!...
. ont. & w.... 2.01V 4i
Norfolk Western.. 7,n) iu
Pennsylvania M,9nft 140
tr., vj. e, at bi. lj...
Reading
do lat preferred...
00 za preferred
19.2m 8X K8 84
2,300 101 lj 101 111!
700 124 124 123
48.100 10,114 I1WI4 11137-
100 9.W. 9.VV If,'.
0.0"" l.w
1H0 191 191
23
9i
:3
82
133
190
41
42
10
2314
20 iH,
1724
12
23
91 Vi
2.1 v,
61
New York
Chl'go 1
Boston I
Philadelphia 1
ft i.ouls
I'lttahurg
San Francisco
Baltlmeire
4'lnelnnatl .
Kansas City
New Orleans
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Detlell
Louisville .
OM..IA
Milwaukee
IVy vidence
Buffalo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
l.os Angeles
St. Joseph
lenver
Columbus
Memphis
Seattle
Richmond
W ashington
Savannah
Alhanv
Portland. Ore
Fort Worth
Toledo, O
Salt Lake City
Peoria .
Atlanta
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
Des Molnea
Spokane, Wash
Tacoma
Grand Rapid ........
New Haven
Dnvton
Norfolk
Springfield. Muss....
Worcester
Portland, Me
Augusta, Ga
Topeka
Sioux City i
Syracuse
Kvansville
Hlrmlngham
Wilmington, Del
Knoxvllle
Davenport
Little Rock ....1
Wllkesbarre
Fall River
M a con
Wheeling, W. Va....
Wichita
Akron
Chattanooga
1 Springfield. Ill
rtaiHiuHzou, mien....
Youngstowii
Helena
Lexington
Fargo, N. D
New Bedford ,
Canton. O ,
Jacksonville
Ixiwell .;
Chester. Pa
Oreensburg. Pa
Rock ford. Ill
Binghamton
Springfield. O ,
Bloomlngton, III
ejulncy. Ill
Sioux Falls, 8. D
Mansfield. O
Decatur, 111
Jacksonville, III
Fremont, Neb
tHouston
IGalveston
Charleston, 8.
... $1.23,l''.2.2:i
15.V 673.1 42
1.6n.4!
112.8' 1.212
46. 20S.2M
37.712.u57
St. &.
9.44i.t7!
19.W1.VI'
17.lsX.Sol'...
19.14S.S45,...
a.i;.
16. 3-.
16 8,.
;
8.6.
jn 4 .
123,.
16 1,.
11.747. '!
10. z
15.3U.161
8.5t9.!46i
S.9O,0?6
MM.ai.1'
7.411.766
6 H'14.0r'...
lS.'j'..
11.2,..
17.r...
. 1
-II
15 15
XX .140
500
18.400
8.I11O
700
- 1-00
5110
32 Vi
80
37
S64 86
:4 36,
7V 75
&6V 65 56
P2 9t . 90
93 9:! 9?
. 7.900 i,-,7 1Mv
r IS 3h - KCZ
0 . 67 tt 66'I
. 1.300 29 2KV4 2V4
. l.OnO 5.1'4 624 52
. 4.1110 14l4 140 139s?
. l.SOil hiVi J4ii jm
. l.CjllO SOU, 7HI4 7914
. 7.9HO 122 I201J UO-V-
. 19,100 23V 23 22
t4
It
147
107 1077,
M. 1,100 9ii 90
31.000 lifl
1.7O0 33 32
800 - 40 .-saw.
8.3HO 14:i 142 142
41
7 73
.1154
40
4C
4iil
63.2O0
1,100
700
Rock Island Co 68.300
77
HI
92
o
37 4
81
72
26,
58'.
66
1 1
HI '4
364
36N,
54 r
105.8m) 115 114
437,
19
22',
46
9m0
1.9k
2.5oO
3 10
MOO
6.6110
. 700
61 10
i'.ooo
100
74Ti
35
94i
37
'6
37
do preferred &10
St. L. 8. F. 2d pfd. 6,:mo
St. Louis S. W 40
do preferred "00
Southern Pacific 63.KOI
do preferred l.flin) n
Southern Railway... 6i 31;
ao prererreo 4110
Texas & Pacific 4 00
Toledo. St. L. & W.. luo
do preferred .too
Lnion Pacific
do preferred
Wabash
do preterreel
Wheeling a L. E. .
Wisconsin Central.
do preferred
Adams Exnress ...
American Exp
U. 8. Express ...a
Wella-Fargo Exp
Amal. Copper 13S.70O
Am. car & Foun...
do preferred
Am. Cotton Oil
do preferred
American Ice
do preferred
Am. Linseed Oil
do preferred
Am. Ixieomotlve ...
do preferred
Am. Smelt. & RTg.
do preferred
Am. Sugar R'f'g
Am. Toliaccei pfd. c.
Anaconda Mln. Co.
Brooklvn Rapid T--. 7.7iO 63'i
t niu. fuel iron 156.6('0 494
1 onsoiiuaeen ejus
Com Products ..
do preferred . . .
Distillers' Securities. 1.500
General Electric
International Paper
do preferred
International Pump
do preferred
National Lead
North American ....
Pacific Mail
People's Gaa
Pressed Steel Car....
do preferred TOO 91
Tullman Pal Car ,
Republic Steel
do preferred
Rubber Ood
do preferred
Ten". Coal Iron.. 4.no
L. S. Leather , 1) 100
do pr-ferred
r. . Besltv ..
U S, Rubber .
do preferred
V-. 8. S'el
do Preferred
Va.-Cr. Chem
do preferred
79
91
84
36
84
70
2d
57
65W
115 116
30".,
79
91
84.4
361,
84
71
26
5N
6.I56.426
6.024.1127
.8s7.277
,242.M1
3.72.513i
4.f0863
4.633.01)0'
6.fl.43t,.
8. 7.871 1
3.918 161'.
3.419. 631
3.iS6.73l".
3.43194!
2.950. 295 1
5 062.(30:
3.123.378'
3.07. 2i
2.697.1771
2.767.941 .
2 727.7691
2.170.562
2.242.M0;
1. 559.596
2.346.046
2.698.403
1,666.206
1.640,615
1 .4C0.66S
1.851,967,
l.tn7.l
921.977
1.170.321
1.572.389
W15.272!
1.179,578!
l.O43.U09j
1.430,784
1.4-'l7.476
919,173...
961.727'..
590.195!..
810.913 ..
9; 13. 765 1
489.497)..
885.590 . .
635,8001 21
783. 700 1
453. OKI'
720.6451
641.61.11
6S,102
431.377
705.178
4 16,164
5 10,699
361.0731
376.0INV
786.0'.,2
370.9151
312.823!..
349.6131
504.531 i
359.900!
341.291
286,0.15;
.903.61 1
196.520
194.976
237.525,
263.8671
191. 830
13,941.891
10.lO8.0nif
1,002.425!
8.6'...
14 4...
29 8 ...
27.1;...
11.8 ...
37.1 ...
17. i
3.0
12 2
17.0,
ii'ij.
2V9
H r,
39.11,
41.5
16. 1,
10.0',
....I
63.7
a.i
279
26.3
2 3
23 4
5.5
14.8
4.9
"i.i
'io'i
11.2
'25! i
16.1
OMAHA LIVE STOCL MARKET
6tUl Siptt or Libsral tod Tradiig
How with Pric$ Mttch Lower.
HOG MARKET BROKE A BIG NICKEL
Cattae Light Receipt with Brisk
Deasaad (eased ghee Market to
ft a I . Artl-re with Prleea
troag on Alt Killers.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 30. 1(M
Recelpta were: Cattle. Hogs, bheep.
Official Monday 1.494 827 691
Official Tuesday l.2-"n t.6-7 61.1
Official Wednesday 1.762 1.275 $1
Official Thursday 1.S86 3.133 1.691
Official Friday 3.2CO 10. 2.60)
Five days thi week.... 9 847 18.622 6 91
Sams days last week.. ..12.232 47.1l9 21.143
Same dav week before. .J1.CI8 39,732 28,Wi
Same three weeks ago... 1773 49 583 ri.ixl
Same four weeks ago.. ..19.723 47. 2"9
Same dnv at year. .. .11.827 40.973 24. .1-3
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date with comparison:
... 1904. litis. Inc. ,ry?fi
nt" 943,168 1.069.412 lai.Mt
"of 2.28S.63S 2.223.647 65.11
Sheep 1,753.303 1.859.685 106.48'
Th following table shows th average
price of hog at South omaha for th last
several day, with comparlaon:
It I 1304. 11903. 11902.11801. il9W). 1899. 18M.
0.2 ...
3.1 .
14.4 .
''i'.il
0.5;,
10.0).
28.5
6.3
14.8
6.3
4'.
18.9 ,
1'5'n .
17.1'.
13.7
i i'e
32.1!
1.9,
sa r.1
12.91
2 3
60.3!..
38.41..
8.61..
13.31..
1.5!..
26:1
1.1
8 9
27.5
'is.s
36.0
20.5
9.1
-32!2
15.9
1.6
2.4
16. 7
2.8
Total. U. 8 '.:.!$2.020.536,834!
Outside of New York I 755.374.6091
17.6'.
11.01 .
CANADA.
Montreal .
Toronto ...
Winnipeg .
Ottawa ...
Halifax ...
Quebec ....
Vancouver,
Mammon
I,emdn. Ont..
St. John, X. B.
Victoria, B. CV.
Totals
B. C.
16.849,431 12.31.
13.693,628 16. Si.
S. 794,207 23.71.
. e 611 suit
....I , 1.579.5:i3 7.01.
.. f.v -l.Sol920l
..I 1.100.2871 17. 0
Ja-:. 751.6161 8.3
..I , 896.1101
..' 441. 1S6 .
25.1
2.61,
13.7
,$ 45.720.0311 IS.:
97
.tii
36
54
43
1
45-V
JO4
9i'4
36
534
1144,
97a4
214
42
18
22
45
240
ill 9
120
25
71
.'4
94
37
95
6
?7
16
4.300 :; 35. -3
loo lOUi 104 103
8.400 S2 81 81 V
1 111." , , - . . "
' T ' lis
7014
34
94 4
37
"'6
37
in. si, 4e
2.100 114
14!
93
1"
61 U,
I6I4
141
nt
Hi9
61
7.500 201 t)t;
2.2oO 22 . 21 i 212
6"0 7KVi 1tv. -bu
'19 ."9V.
IT.
23
i 76
?
PR 8'i
211 -'44
101 100
'411 H
4 1
S.ciirt 11914 18T
inn o.
77,4 77
400
s7
-a "i
?flil
3.7i
l.cno 10'
1.9110 i6
3.700 wv, ifl-i; ji)-
R0o
3o0
800.
171.
70.,
74' '
US
in
17
17
-l4
27
.93
frnz
. 47
Not Included In tottls Vecauae containing
other items than clearing.
$Not Included In total because of no
comparison for last ytr.
!Vew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-MONEY-On call,
strong and higher at 8a4 per cent; clos
ing bid. 4 per e-ent: offered at 4 per cent.
Time loans, eaay and dull; sixty day and
ninety days. 3 per cent; six months, 37
3' per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4l
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Bteady. with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8710
b 4.8715 for demand and at $4.8-I.X.j?4.K485 for
60-day bills; posted rates, $4.f5 and $4.88;
commercial bills. $4.84.
SILVER Bar, 61o; Mexican dollar. 48c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
The following are the quotations on
stock and bonds:
t'. 8. ref. 2: ref.... 10414
do coupon 10414
do rf 1044
60 coupon 104
do dw 4t, res I-COV
do coupon I.'U'V
do old 44, rag 1A6V
do coupon 1U6H
Am. Tob. 4, e'tfi.... TlV
do U. cili nu I
Atchlion ". 4 IDS 1
do dj. 4i
Allsntlc C. L. 4i mm
ll.l. St Ohio 4s 10.HV
do mm
I'rntral of Ot. S. . . . . lias,
do lut tnc
do M Ini- T3H
OhN. 4k Ohio 4',l....l8
t-hli-sio It A. ISI ...
('., U. & Q. n. 4s 111
-'.. r. 1. & P. 4i... . :v.
do rol. it H
rcc. lc. Pi. U (. 4I..1U1
chlraio Ter. 4 st
Colorado Mid. 4 TT
Colo. 4e Ho. 4 S
Cuba 6. ctfa , lit:'
tt. A R. II. 4a...,...HU
iinauiara' sac. aa. .... it
Krla prior llan 4a 1 02'
do Kn. 4a tv
r. w. & 11. c. la inn
Hrxklnf Val. 4SI...U1
Bid.
Japan 4a. ctfa
L. It N. unl. 4a....
Manhattan e-. g. 4a.
Mai. Central 4a....
do lat Inc
Minn. 8t. It. 4a.
M., K. ft T. 4a....
do a
N. R. R. of M.
N.V. c. g. 3Ha...
M. J. C. f. 5a....
No. Pacific 4a
do as
N. It W. 11. 4a...,
0. g, I., r. 4a....
Penn. ctonv, 3..
Raading fan. 4a..
6. U A I. M. c
St. L. A 8. K. fg
St. I.. 8. W. t 4a
Sa board A L.
So. Pacific 4a....
n. Rail war (.a...
Taiaa A P. la. ..
T.. Ht. I.. A W.
t'nlon f'ai-lnr 4a
do conr. 4h
l;. g. HtMl td a
Wabaah la
do dab. B-.
Waatarn Md. 4a..
W. L. E 4a...
Wit. eenlral u. .
4a...
. 1H
.1044,
.116
. J? '
. 24i
. ?
.100
.... m
. 4a 414
....mil
....IMS
....10a
.... 76
....1011,
.... T,
. ...nm
....104
6a.. 117
4a. 9044
I
4S
1!04
1204
4a... MS
10dS
,.1111
.. s
..11
.. 444,
.. o
..
.. wa
Dee
Dec. Deo.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dee.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec., la
lec If
Dec.
Deo.
Dee.
Deo.
Dec.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.
t...
a...
3..
4...,
6...,
...
7...
...,
...
10...
11..
12...
13..
14..
15..
4 47H!
4 46 H
4 47
I
4 41S;
4 $9
4 ti
4 28
4 31
4 SHVkl
4 3SI Ml I 4 41 74 J
4 321 0.1 t $61 I J M
4 411 141 6 S9i 4 64' $
4 431 22! t JI 4 W J 31
4 371 24i 8 051 4 77! t 8"!
! 171 Ml 4 841 Mt J 2
4 17 061 4 811 3 81 I W
4 321 07 I 4 TO 3 $ $J
4 33! Ml 6 lli $ i
1 J.: 1 ri a 141 1 KM 3 31
I I 471 g 031 141 4 821 3 2I
4 4 491 6 961 C Hi 4 771 3 5 3 31
4 41 I I 6 981 6 211 4 81 3 6I 3
4 3H 4 45' ( 6 211 4 W
4 8SV 4 40 Of! 4 84
4 411,1 4 28! 6 1 26
a 4M,. I I Ki I ni I 94, 4 n
14 27i 6 15 6 26! 4 731 3 W
4 nf'1 4 SOI 01 6 1?' 4 77' 3 92
4 60 I 08 3 041 4 791 $ 94
4 44 4 84 I Vb ei
8 as
3 h
3 961
3 9f.l
4 Oil S 30
3
4 01
3 73
8 tS
3 32
18
19
20.
31
22...) 4 88! 4 39' I81 I 4 0 4 02) S 84
23... 14 JUti! 4 461 g 131 6 06 4 04 I SI
24...I 4 41441 4 47 S 97' 9' 4 8S1 3 4i
9X. 1 a 1 aa I I a I aa I
Dec. 26... I 4 42 4 54) 36j 19 4 89 4 11 3 50
11. ..1 4 hiT; 1 1 gurm e " -7
Dec. 29... 4 65 I 4 61 ! I 23' 4 771 4 14' J 4
Dec. 29.. ..I 4 57.S 4 48! 6 501 14 811 4 161 J 4
Dec. 30...! 4 62' 6 X 6 35 4 141 3 4
Indicate Sunday.
" Indicate holldav.
The official number of stock brought In
today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs, on p. 11 see.
C M. & St. P. Ry.
VnbH.h ....
Mo. Pacific
I'. P. System
C. & N. W. Ry
Y., K. & M. V. R. R...
C. St. P.. M. & O. Ry.
B. & M. Ry
C. H. A Q. Ry
C. R. I. P.. east
R. I. & P., weM...
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western...
Total receipts
16
1
3
10
10
17
21
IS
13
22
2
16
.149
1
1
S3
IK
36
11
II
12
1
3
163
13
The dlsDosltion of the day's receipts was
a followa. each buyer purchasing tna num
ber of head indicated:
Buyer. Cattle.
Hogs.
1.690
2.667
2.9:"
3,080
Sheep.
5:' I
491
1,60'i
822
566
674
971
6H0
64
13
41
17
1
16
110
15
'240
3.660 10.776 ' 3.306
cattle weie. ejaits
all points, widen
4i il
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Vanaunt & Co
Lobman Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntslnger
Hamilton & Rotheclilld.
L. P. Husx
Ram Wertheimer
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Root 4 Co
Bulla Kline
8. A S .'
Other Buyers
. Total ...i
CAT f LB Hecelpts of
nigral ihis inui tuna: at
lea imckcra to believe that receipi v.ou.u
ne neavy next wera. imivwiB mm.-,
they were naturally very hetti'isti tOw.ay
and in tact set to work to take on' Hie big
bulk 01 the advance maoe tne eany pari
of the week. Chicago was tiuoted Ian
lower than Wedneacluy, wan tne inurktt
dull. ' '
At this point the mcrnlng was well ad
vanced before buyers went into the yarua.
When they did go out iney appcareu very
Indifferent and tnelr bids on corn-fed steers
were all the way from luo to soc lower.
Buyers claimed tnat the pikes that have
been la torce bare for the laat iw day
have bean entirely too high as compared
with Chicago a.nd as a result they were
determined to take eiff the big end of the
week'a advance. The more desirable grades
a a rule sold i0&15o lower, but In exticm?
cases the commoner kinds auffcreu more
than that.
The cow market was also very slow ami
generally 10fal6c lower. The same as sKer
buvers, the ceiw men did not start In un
ttl aoout the middle of Ihe forenoon, anl
aa their bids were so much lower than
yesterday that salesmen could not make
up their' minds to cut loose. It was some
time before much business was transacted.
Bulls, veal calves and stHg all sulfered
more or less In sympathy with the decline
on steers and cow.
There were very lew stockers and feeder
In the vards, and as speculator had
cleaned up their supplies in good shape,
they were all willing to fake a few cattle
at steady price, even though It wus Fri
day. Common stuff was neglected to some
extent, but anything at all ilelrabl? waa
not hard to dispose of. Representative
gates: '
and a good proportion ef te early arrivals
wa deposed of In ffd seaon. Liter In
the mnmlna. however. It became apparent
that the early, estimates of receipts were
too amall and as a result pat krrs b-cam
more bearish and the market was slow and
we;ak. bids being mnstlv arnurd $4. So for
th general run. with the choUer loads at
$4 .1:.
The ltuatlon did not Improve any na
the morning advane'ed ami the late anl"
were mostly " aroemd $1 ,V. or mostly UH
lower than yesterday. Light mixed ho
toelay sold at a eliscount and on the close
went largely at $1.4. and 34.47H Th"
reason for lightweights suffering the mot
mas that there were a good many on sale
and packers took advantage of the oppor
tunity to get them down ii line wl.h
light hogs at other points. Representative
sales:
No.
M. .
V.
41..
44 .
I..
44...
41 !
r .
41..
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4 r.o
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4 5l
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4 40
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4 :.
4 n
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4 112 s
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74 215 40
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44 ;' 4'i
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71 27 IMI
24 214 . .
4S 227 240
70 J24 1211
71 S"4 40
74 ISO ...
41 2Mi . . .
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40 224 ...
44 247 ...
2 214 . .
M 214 40
II 112 (
SI 1"4 10
70 2511 ...
1" 247 ...
TS 211
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72 2al ...
42.. S.M 1M
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4
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42 242 120 4 MS 44 247 ... 4 11
44 IS 40 4 621, 2 214 ... 4 hi,
1 212 40 4 S2S 4 214 40 4 5:.
44 ttn m t sjs 112 no 4 5.-.
12 i. Ill 14" 4 5l 1 SIM 10 4 5.".
44 -,.114 It I lli. 70 2511 ... Ill
l ..."Sii 4" 4 52S 10 247 ... 4 4J.
4. 40 4 5JI. -x 211 ..4 5S
7. ., fll 120 4 52S ' ! 4 4 47',
14 2 ... Ili. 72 2:il . 4 571.
2S4 to 4 52S 42.. tn 1M 4 47'4
2.10 ... 4 62V. i'l 40 4 He,
8IIKEP-Recepts of sheep and lambs
were again very light this morning. Iielng
about the same as yesterday Packer
wen- good and huugrv for fresh supplies,
owing to the small run all the meek, and
a ii result bnyeis were at the chutes nnd
bought everything that would do to kill
nheiiit as fast ax Unloaded. - The mnrket
could best be described bv calling it active
and strong; some sales. In fact, were aa
much as a dime higher than the same kind
brought yesterday. Kwe sold up to $4.60
and aheep and yearlings mixed brought
$565. Quite a few lamlm were em sule. the
first that have been here In some time,
and they old at strong prices, as high as
$6.50 being peild.
Feeders could be epioted strong and active.
Quotations for ted stuck: Good to ghulce
yearlings, S.fyfjo.oO; fair lo good year
lings. $G.004i6.25, good to choice wethers,
$4.0O45.5; fair to good wethers. $4.HS'n4.9U:
good to choice ewe. $4.15S4.4U: fair to good
ewes. $3 9oJf4 15; common to fair ewes.
$3 504(3.90: gocd to choice lambs. $6.00446.60;
Tulr to good lambs. $5. 75itr6.cn; feeder year
lings. $4.4o-a4.66; feeder wethers, tl.154 40:
feeder ewes. $3.?5;i3.65; feeeler iambs, ffi-OO)
6.0. Representative sales:
iMO,
native bucks.
8 native ewes....,
231 western ewes
230 western eweis and wethers..
121 Western Inmbs
71 western Inmbs
1(4) western .liimlm
475 we'stern lambs
14 western Inmbs
10 woHtern cull ewes
33 western ewes and yearling-.
15U western ewes
1 native two .'
219 western wethers
2 western yearlings
3 western yearllnga
248 western lambs
1 western lamb
106 western lumb
21'2 western lambs
za weatern lambs
Av. I'r.
..110 3 50
..116 4 50
..112 4 60
..99 6 00
.. 73 6 25
. . 73 6 25
. . 77 6 4u
, . 77 6 40
. . 72 6 50
. . K6 3 1'5
. s2 4 20
, 96 4 t o
.91 4 6u
, 102 5 2.i
, i.i 5 50
, 76 6 50
. 61 6 25
. 7'i 6 ,10
. 65 6 50
. 67 6 .0
. 67 tt 60
CHICAttO LIVE TOt I v MARKET
Cattle LonerHogs and Sheep Mrong
Lambs Close Weak.
CHICAGO, Decs WL-CATTLK Receipts.
a,k a,.. I...... i. . . i . . . .. . i . . . ,
. nv,". ii in, , iiininti menu.. , HflHgeu
lower; goeid to prime steers. $8.5niij6.5o;
poor to medium, $:i.ini.;b; stockers and
feeders, $2.$0rt.2i; cows, $1.504j-l.2o: heifers,
$2.255.(10; t-anners, $1.6n2.40; bulls, $2.1it
4.10; calves, $3.Sn-t7.25.
HOGH-Recclpts. 13,000 head; estimated
for tomorrow, IS.OoO hend; market Htmuger;
mixed and buter.ers,- 44.jjil.(t; good lo
choice heavy, 34.75iW4.2; rough heavv,
$4.50'(ir4.C4; light, f t.uOitpt.tKl; bulk of sules,
$4.654.76.
- BHf'KP AND LA M BS Receipt s, 10.000
head; mnrket strong: lambs opened strong,
closed weak; good to choice wethers, $4.9eMi
5.65; fair to choice mixed. $1.101(1 4. S.I; west
ern sheep. $4.00ffi5.40; nittive lunibH, $j.25-'
5.10; western lambs, $6.0M-7.35.
stoct Market.
30.-CATTLK-R-.
about 2Tm o'er Ihe
southern grade.
8T. I.OIIS. IV. Mr
Mnrket ejlllet St $4 3-.'1l4
ket strong at $6 in bid
umitietloi a given f"t
MF.TAt sil.esdi
Speller? .Hsr-
Boston Stck Market.
Humors, uec. xn.-t.-aii loans. Z'ni per
cent; time mans. a-vo per cent, umcial
closing or atocKS and bonds
Atehlaoo ad.
do 4a
Att-lilaon
do pfd
Boston It Albany
Hoatnn A Maine.
Notion Klavatad
KIKhburs pfd ...
Mralran ( antral
N V.. N. H. It
Para Marquatt C'oppar Raaga
I nlon Pac Ho 1US4 lalj west
Anier. Arga. Cham... II Dumlnion Coal
44 do pfd
I024 Wealing, common
471, Advanlura
K'lS Allou.i
tilS; Amalgamated
Amarlian Zlnr ....
Atlantic
Hlniham
Cal. Harla....
e.antannlal
174
t'(
141
H...1W
Tin
13
.4eJ. 1024 ini Ifiivi
T-
il4, 33 tv
991. ei gc
1TA li; 40S
9V. g17
. ai,. 4
1 WiO
51 CW
76 10
1A . ....a.
Wetlnho"" Elec. S)l'lt JU JA
Wee ''-'"I ' 700 ' 93 93 -,:
Kx-dlvldend.
Totsl sales for the day. 1.112.100 ahare.
Loadon Stock Market.
LONDON. Dec. M.-Cloafng quotations on
stocks and bonds:
Consols, siooay ...
da account
Anaconda
Atchiaos
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
( anadlaa Pa. IB.i- ..
Cnaa. llblo
Chliafo Ot. W ...
C . 14. It bt. P. ..
DaBaara
Iwnvar A g. U....
4o pfd
Krla
do lat pfd
do td pfd
llllnola CJanlral ...
Uauia. A Naak
44 . K. T
.. H ?4 T. Central..
s4: Kortol. A w
.. 441 do prd
.. US Ontario A W..
..lo4 ;,lenarlanla
..107H Rand Mlaa ...
..11744 Raadius
.. 4Ha. do lat pfd
.. MSI do M pld.....
.,174S 6V.ulh.ru Hallaar
..14 I do pfd
.. S'Soulharn Pacific .
.. Ts fnloa -"aejiflu ....
.. lav do Aid
.. TlV, l'. i. aeael
.. MS' d pfd ,
,.14S,Waoaah
-.!' do pfd
.. US apanlaa 4a
. .144S
....
.... MS
:::: ft
.... 114,
.... 41
.... 47
.... 4114
4S
s
44
tm
I"
;
t
,
F.x-dlvldend
SILVER Bar. strsdy. 28 f-16d per ounce.
MONEY 2t3 per cent.
The rats of diacount In the open market
for ahort blila Is I,'. per cent; for three
months' bill. :S1f-'- per cent.
Trary (tkteaneat.
WASHINUT44N. Dec. "O.-.Todayg state
ment of the treasury balances In th aen-
ersl fund, excluslv of the f1.VMaVi.faa) gold
do pfd
Amar. Pnau. Tub.
Amar. Sugar
do pfd
Amar. T. & T....
Amar. Woolen ....
do pfd
Dominion I. A -.
Kdlaon Elac. Illu..
Oanaral fcl-lrlc ..
Maaa. Elartric ....
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
t'nliad Fruit
Vnltad 6hoa Mai-h
do pfd
V. g. Hteal
Ex-divldend.
44 r-ranklla
. . 4 Oranry
. 14IS lata Rnrala
..144 Maaa. Mining
..144 !yichlan
.. 42-Mohawk
., 42 Mont. V. C-
.. 17 jOid Dominion
. .354 oae-eela
..HO Parrot
.. I3S yulni-r
u Trlnlif
MS It. H.
...107 il'. H.
... 41 I.'tah
... 414, Victoria
... 41 '. Winona
Afked.
Mlalu..
Oil
.. 10
.. 4
.. It
.. 70
. . 11
.. IT
.. 44
..440
.. 4
.. II
.. 42
.. 11
.. 6
.. 27
..
.. Ib4
.. tt
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.. T
.. M
.. M
..lit
.. 10
.. 34,
.. 11
.. 41
.. i
.. 11
New York Mlalag Stock.
NEW YORK. Dee. 30,-The following gr
the closing ejuoiauonn on mining stocks:
Adama Co
Alice
Braaca
Hrunawtck Cob . .
Comatoik Tunnal
Con. Cat. V..
Horn Sllvar
Iron Bllrar
Laadvllla Co ....
. to
. 17
. I
. I
.171
.IM
I tula Lklaf
Cintarfe
flphlr
Pkosnli
Potoal
Baraga
Sierra Narad
Small Hupaa ..
Standard
6
..474
. 444)
.. 4
.. 14
.. 40
.. 41
.. 14
..lib
strong
Foreign Flaaarlal.
IXINDON. Deo. SO.-Money waa In
demand In the market today for Slock ex
change rcriuireineui. IMacuunta a ere
weaker. Prices on th Stock exchange
were buoyant on Indication of an Increaa
In the public demand. Consols and home
rails were strong. American opeaed steady
at rarity and moved up with eonfldent
buying and an all-round general broaden.
Ing of the speculative demand and arbi
trage support, th Southern Pacific refund
ing scheme strengthening th Pacific lines.
Prices cloeed firm. Foreigners ruled firm.
Japanese were higher, on the port Arthur
report. Imperial Japanese government 6
of 1104 were quoted at tS Russians were
heavy, on the new I turn report.
BERLIN. Dee. 30.-Th tone In most of
the department of th Bourse today wss
meeker. American rail wero firm.
No.
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STEERS AND
lotv a to .
COVVB.
1010
1174
1130
t4
101(1
t0
150
tit
liot
t4
tot
1045
474
1130
1104
144
1001
1120
120
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74
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..1000
1070
1224
1174
1211
1194
1117
122"
mm
I2JII
IS.il
MM
HEIFERS.
....lot
.... 154
.... tat
....1057
....If" HI
.... 141
.... t20
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....11H4
... .104
.... 34
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....1001
....1301
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1144
COWS AND HEIFERS
Pr.
4 20
4 20
4 M
4 SI.
4 2.".
4 u
4 SS
4 l.i
4 45
4 40
4 So
4 to
4 4T
4 fl
t (HI
4 60
2 75
I 7.1
I 74
I 75
I 74
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I 44
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3 (Ml
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a 00
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3 to
3 to
I M
I 24
t 1 4
3 M
IM
1)1
130
I!T
tit
M!
1 440
1140
1320
I4M
too
1110
1310
140
14M
Ml
370
144
IM
121
KM
It
141
3 to
1 to
HEIFERS.
I M T
3 to T
I 44 4
14 t
I M Tt
BULLS.
1110 3 Tl
t
3
I 30
;k
I to
t M
1 at
1..
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.. to I
.. Til
.. Ml
.. 144
..1S24
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..1440
..1444
..1440
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3 74
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a to
t M
I Tt
a 10
I to
a 35
I 40
I 40
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a 00
a 00
4 00
4 44
4 to
t IM
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17
14
111
. 140
too
luo
, 140
140
STOC KERS ANO FEEDERS
Tit
134
tM
441
.. 41
.. 4tl
.. 4T
.. Ti.1
Tt
M4
a uo
a u
I 24
3 14
3 Tt
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. TOO
. 441
.1104
. 744
. Ml
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I 21
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17
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32 tlT
1 ;o;t
HOGS Owing to liberal recelpta this
morning, with favorable prospect for a
big run next week, packers aero baarlsh
this morning and broke the market about
a nlckl at tha opening. The- tarly sale
went largely ground tt.i" or front 14. iO
to $4.. with choio hnga selling ua to
$4.(0. Trading waa falrl gctlr lor a ti-st
Kansas City Live
KANSAS CITY, Dec
ceipts, s..'00 oead; imirkel strong to 15e'
lower; choice export and dressed beef
steers. $.YOU4j4.Ou: fair to good. 33. 74(5.00
western fe-d steers. $.1. "Mi 5.3.1; stockers nnd
f feelers, $2. 754.(10; southern sti-ers, f&itiiri,
4.50; southern cows, $1.7afi3.i; native cow.
$1.7Vri4.35; native heifers, $li.5"fo4.7.V bulls
$2.231444.00; calves. f-'LOmfieiSO.
HOGS-Receipt. 5.000 head; market
weak to Be lower; top, $4.67; bulk of Mile.
a4.4iW4.hiv,; heavy, It.ooehd .67: packer. I
a.ii,.. "ki inn ugnia. .! wx(m.ki.
SHEEP AND. LAMBS-Recelpls. 1.200
head; market strong; native lambs, $5.60J
7.00: native wethers, $4.SOf(f.25; native ewes
$4.26193.00; western lumlis, $i.50ru6.75; west
ern yearling, $4.7591-3.76; wetern sheep,
$3,754(5.00; stockers and feeder, $2.5ne((4,50.
Ht. I.onla Live !oclc Market.
n ,HI' J-0''8- DV 30,-CATTLE-Recelpts.
2.0O0 head, including Son Texans. Market
ttteady; native shipping and export, $S.0iird
6.60; dressed beef nnd butcher atcers $4 00
f6 60; steers under 1.0(H) lbs., .! Unfit, f,(i
Blocker and feeelers, $2.uei'o3.7fi: cows nnd
heifers, $2.2f'&4.00; c.annera, f l.Snj2.00; bulls
$2.103.85; calves. $2,764)7.25; Texas and I11
dlfin steers, $2.26i'a4.5ti: cows arid heifers
$1.763.75.
HOOS Receipts. 9.0C4I head. Market sli'ndv
to emsy and lower; pigs and lights. $3.7W,
4.50; packer. 4.6iK4i6; hutcheia' and be'ft
heavy. 4.7Cji4.So.
SHEEP AND LA M BS Recelpta. 2 000
head. Market sternly: native muttons. $.175
ft6.00: lambs. $l.75ti& Cm: culls and bucks
$-'.5(e4.7i; aiockers. $2.(ri3.ij; Texans. $:;od
dlfi.OO.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. -JOSEPH. Mo., Dec. JO. CATTLE
Ree.elpls. 1.182 bead. Market steady lo 10c
lower; natives. $:i.7otfi5.66; cows and'helfets
fl.T54i4.3a; stockers and feeders, $2.EO'(i4ljy '
HOGS Receipts, H.IIT7 head. Market fit
10c lower: light, $-4.4044.11; medium and
heavy'. $4.80414.70.
SHEEP AND LAM R8 Receipts. 979 head
Market steady to strong; native lambs, $7,110.'
Along City Lis .stork Market.
SIOl'X CITY. Dec. S0.-(8paelnl Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipt , 1,7n0 head: mar
ket bal5e; lower: stocker steady: beeves
$3. Sufi 4.00; cows, bull and mixed, $2 .203 5o
stocker and feeders. $2.76fira.tii); calve anil
yearling. $2.2nti3.25.
HOOS-Receipt. 6.00(1 head: market Be
lower, selling at $4.i4.56; bulk, $4.46'm4.5o.
Stock In Slht.
The following table show the receipt n(
live stock at the alx principal western mar
gets yesteruay:
South; Omaha ,
Sioux City ,
Kansaa City
St. Loul
St. - Joseph
Chicago
Cattle.
3,:M
1.7(S
3,200
2,Kl
.1.182
30,000
Total..
.. 41.283
Hosts. Sheen.
10.6KI 2,600
,il
6,014)
K.K'I 3,1100
6.1H7 7
13,CXiO 10,000
44,797 16,779
; Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Dec. 30. M ETA IJ The
Ixindon tin market underwent a consider
able reaction from the recent aharn ad.
vane and closed at a' 184 for spot and 131
tu 1 or tuiurea. ixcaliy lie luurget wai
easier in sympathy, with snot uuoted
(23 it4429.6C. Copper wa lower In Leindoi
clo4ng at A.W ror spot and 4.64 lo fi
futures. Locally the market remains fin
and a good bu nea I rrnorted. l.ak
quoted gt $li.124i 15.1a, electrolytic at $1
? 1 10.40 ana caning it n.o.'g 14.B1 v.
xindon market for lead waa a little h
11. an... u. 4-19 17. 4.4 l...ull. k...
price were unchanged at 44 6o"(f4. 70. Spflter
wh bigher In ImJ..n. clnslug at 4.J ts,
while hs ally the price remained tinchuiged
at 14 lto ll. Iron waa unchanged at fis M
In Glasgow, while Mlddleebnroiigh regh.rted
a Rilglit advance at on Id. Localll the
market wa an sdvanclng tandem and
rule very firm, with No. 1 n irthern ft undry
at 317 217.1. No. 2 northern fouriirv 11
fK.OC'ttMf and 'No. 1. souther -aiif No. I
southern soft fnuneta-f at Hi 7a. thonihauoua
dealers gr said to be asking adsfnee of
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oadltle trf Trade and 4)ntattnas oa
taple and) Fancy Prodnce.
KUCJS- Candled stoi k. ZZi:
LIVE ItM'LTRY -Hens. 7c; reeosters. 5.-;
tuvkeys. Hue; clucks. He ; geese. ii4 spring
chlcki in V.
DRESSED PtltLTRY-Tiirk-ys. I.vt7c;
ducks. Inc; geese?, lac; clilcke-ns, M;i J
Innste-rs. 6c.
Itl TTKH- Pricking stuck. 16. ; vholce b
fancy elairy. lT-tli--, creamery. ttiJi.1-;
1s'ie v prlrts. 27c.
FRESH FROZEN FISH Trout. Pel
Pickerel. 7c; pike. He: kTi Ii. 7t; I.WieMsh,
12e ; whllerish. lne-; salmon. 13c: rens-mpis-r.
11c: hihster igieenl. .Inc; lobster itxilledi.
3.1c; biillheHi). lie; catdsh. 14c; Mack bass,
-fr; halibut. 12c; preppies. 12c: birtjtilei,- ie",
white htiss, 11c; frog cs, per dox., m:
HRAX-IVr ton. $15. n.
11.41 -Prlcf .iuote.1 bv Oitiaba Wbolesa"
D.Tler' association: dolor- Np. upland.
36.Sn; No. 2. 36ii; indli:ni.' to..'0. Toarse,
iinii Rye trs. $T..60. These price are
tor hav of good coti.r and quality.
OYSTERS New Yotk counts, per can.
45c; extra scleets. per ean. c: standards,
er can. Ac; bulk tstamlardsi. vi'-r gnl.,
il 6n; hulk (extra selertsi. per gnl.. II io;
bulk (New York cnuntsl. ler a il.i $1.90.
TLoriCAL FRi rrs
OR AN(i KS -Cnllfurnlii Reelland navels, all
sixes. $2 7Mi3.(m; choice navels. 5tKi 2.75;
California Kcedlings. all sites. $2 C'ii2 25.
I.KMHN3 4'allfornla fancy. $2.75; M and
36", $a.75it on; choice. t3.25A3.4.- .
DATES-Per box of :M-II. pkgs. $.'.'4;
Hallowe'en. In 7w-lb. boxes, per lb.. ." .
Fle.S-California, per lo-lb. carton, .5i
Sir: Imported brnvrnui 4-cmwn, l-ijo: 5
crown, 14c; T-cruwn. Ic; fnncy lmjiorl"l
(washed). In 1-lb. pkgs.t lrtftlV; Oatlfornla,
per ense of :!6 ikg.. l."2
BANANAS Per miMllnm slsxl bune-h, $2 (H
i2.h: jumbos, $2.75.fi.).
GRACE 1IU1T l'er box of 54 to 64, $5 W
$5.60.
FRCIT8.
APPLES Honic-giown Jonatlians, per
bbl., $3.26; Ben Davis. $2.25; New York
Kings. $:t.25; Nea- York Plppliv. $2:75: New
York Greenings. $2.0n; New York Baldwins,
$2.76: Cole.rsdo .lonatlians, fl.60; Wine Saps,
per bu. box. $1.5v..
PEARS -I'tah. Colornjlo ami California,
fall varieties, per Ikix. ai .Vwil 75.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Be!! and
Bugle, per hbl , $s.50; Wisconsin Bell and
cherry and Jcrso), per bbl , $7.75; per box,
$2.76.
GRAPES Imported Malaga, per keg.
t6.iti! 60. -
TANGERINES Florida or Cullfornlg. per
-be X, $2.6w.
VEGETABLES.
I'OTATGES llome-grpwii. In sacks, per
bu., 4'e-; Colorado, per bu., 60c
TI'RNIPS old. per bu., 4'k-; Canada ruta
bagas, per lb., le.-.
CAHPOTS-Old. pel bu., leic.
PARSNIPS Old. per hu., K'c. . ..
BEETS--Old. per bu.. Inc.
NAVY BKANH-l'-r bu., fl.S5W2.0O.
Cl'KKS-Per dox.. $20nsi2.26.
ONff)NS Home-grown, red, n sacks, per
bu.. c(fi$l.(; Hiiinl-ih. per mate, $2.im;
Colorado yellow, per lb., 2c; white, per lb.,
2c.
CrcCMPERS-Per dox . K.ooifS.ffl.
TOMATOES California, pel 4-l'llsket
crate, $l.0n43.25.
CAHHAGiv-llolland" seed, pe-r lb., lc.
SWEET POTATOES Kansua kiln dried,
per bbl., $250
CELEftt-Per elui , 26ifi50C;' California,
If'- . . .
RADISHES Hotliouse. per dox.. 45c.
ONIONS Nea-, southern, par :h1ob , 45u.
TI'RNIPS New. southern, per dos., 4."K.
BEETS. New. southern, per doa:, 45c.
ePARSLHY New, per dos., 45c,
LETTCCE Leaf, ht box, Coc; head, per
dos , $l.(NKlil,25.
MISCELLANEOl'S. ,
SALTER KRAL'T Wisconsin, per keg,
$2.60. ...
CIDER Ne w York, per bbl. $5,20 1 per .
bbl., $:t.25.
CHEESE Wltconsln Twins, full creutii.
12c; Wisconsin Younir America, 13c; block
Swiss, new, 15c; old. Ii(il7c; Wisconsin
brick. H-: Wisconsin llmburger, J;lc.
Nl'TS Walnuts. No. 1 sort shells, new
crop, per lb., 14c; luird shell, per lb.. Lie;
No. 2 raft shell, per lb., 12o; j'o. 2 hard
Hhell, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c;
small, per lb.. 10c; peanuts, per 'lb., 7c:
roasted ieanui - f:r; Ciiiit walnuts,
per lb., 12C(il2c;alnioiuU, soft shell, per lb.,
17c; hard shell, per lb., Ibc; chestnuts, per
lb., 1-'ii1'h-; new black walnuts, per bu,.
T64i90o; shelllmrk hickory mita', per bu.,
$1.76; large hickory nuts, per 4)U.. $1.60i'
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c; No. 3 greenr 6c:
No. 1 salteel, sc; No. 2 salted. 7c'No. 1
veal CHlf, He; No. 2 veal calf. ,Tv; dry salted,
H'nHc; sheep pelts. 2dcfi$l.U0; horse hides,
$1.6O(ii3.0O. ' ' T. '. . .
. Wool Market.'''.''-.
BOSTON. Dec. 30. WOOI The" Commer
cial Bulletin will nay tomorrow of the wool
situation: The wool market la very firm
naturally. Big lines of Wyoming in origin. il
package' hnve been moved' off during ths
week and Montana staple ha been sold nt
L2c. A brisk Inuulry exiats for CrhiO delaine
and 37c baa be-en paid. The shipments of
wool from Boston to date from December
31. 190.1, according to the same authority,
are 257.00O.772 Urn., against 2:16.542,140 lbs., at
the warne time last year. The receipt to
dale nrc .111,026.382 lb., against 277.921. .163 lha.
for the Rame period lost year. The close of
the Boston market for the year 1904 1 char
acterlzed by remarkable shortage of wool In
hand. In fact the scarcity of t,hevriupply Is
occasioning traders In thi. the chief wool
market of the I'nlted States,' considerable
apprehension whether serious condition
will be encountered before the new clip.
The Boston Wool Hlllll-tlll has Just com
pletcd its annual canvas of the wool sup
ply of the country. It will aay that Roston
greets lono with a startling ell nation. It
Hurts that the supply of wool, domestic and
foreign, on hHiid unsold here. Is the small
est carried over In lifteen jears... The Jour
nal reports that there are of all kfnna of
wool only ;!t O'KI.OO'I lha. on sale In Boston
and that of tills small total hut 23.5u0,000 lb',
are domestic. Only 42.000.000 lbs. of riornestlo
wool is lift unsold In the I'nlted State,
against llS.4ano.4Hal last year. The 'total sun
ply of foreign uiimoIi) grades I but 11.5O0.(4H1
lbs. The total supply of nil kinds In th"
country I less than M.OOO.oon lbs. This la
said to be the smallest supply on hand In
the I nlleil Sleites In n generation. On ths
other bund, it should be stated that tha
mills are heat'y stocked and that millions
Of pounds belonging to them and not fur
sale ore still stored In thi country. Tha
Uoitnii wool market ill remain Arm.
ST. LOCIS, Dec. Sn.-Jwooi.-Stead v; me
dium grades. ciimbtngniid e-lothlns. 23?fle:
light fine. 1Mi22c; ht-avy flne, HlJlSc;. tub
washed, 27fi41e. . '
Coffee Market,
NEW YORK. Dei'-, 30 -CO FEE K- Mar
ket opened ste'aely, With November 5 point
higher nnd other months unchanged. The
early report Included ele-cllnea In European
markets mid large- primary receipts, did
not amply encoiirfige It and a the morn
1 1 st progressed prices sagged off to a de
cline of practically 6 points on all positions.
Later, however, , tin re was more support
and the market, helpeel by small estimate
for Hunt oa receipts In ihe near future,
closed steady uiiclianged to 5 points bigher. ,
Salts were reported of H7,250 hugs. Includ
ing January, I 5'4 7.6ne-: February, 7 65tj
; March, 7, arc; April, 7.9nc- May. 8.00111
I July. g.S5c: August. 3.36c; Septem
8.4nifi8.rjOe; October. 8 65c, and Novem
8.55c. Spot steady, No. 7 Rio. $a.
T.70t
8.10c
her.
ber.
RF. 41. KMTATK TRANSFERS.
DEEDS filed for
furnished by
1 mat company
record December 30. as
the Midland Guarantee Slid
iHinded -abstracter, 1614
Farnam street, for The Bee
T. Fitzgerald to Church of Sacred
Heart, 1 lut 12, block 6, Sulphur
Springs' f
J. Llebi-fittilt and wife to P. Lleben-
tritl. lots 6 and 13, Marshall A Lo-
berk'a Bub
J. W. Pennell and wife to H. Maro-
wltx, 118 feet of r.164 feet wl7R feet
of lot !(l, S. E. Rogers' Okahoma
Benson land Syndicate to Benson
Land company, several blocks In
Benson
J. Mlckelsen and wife to A. Nelson, lot
8, block 41, Florence
A. Nelson and wife lo Christine Jen
sen, lot 8. block 41, -Florence
W. L. Seilby and wife to E. M. Mora
man, lot I. block 116, Koaters' add
and other land
H. W. AH ford and wife et al to G.
Dewev, lot 9, Axford's add
H. Marowlt and wife to J. W. Pen
nell. 118 feet al97 feet lot 26, 8. E.
Rogers' Okahoma
). Hartman and wife to F. HagellnT
' nli lot 65. Cllae'a add
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(Incorporated )
JIaIh Office: Fifth sad Robert Stretts
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