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    TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 190.1
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Little Ktwi Corne, Either
or Enllikh.
Btarith
LOWER PRICES RULE WHOLE CEREAL LIST
mall Receipts r.stlmated la Whral
Armoar Controls l,arge Line of
Contract Corn Finn! Carer,
ami CMImate Coming,
OMAHA. Deo. 12. mi.
There was little wheat nrwa, cither bear
ish or bullish. Better condition arc re
ported In Argentina and good weather In
Australia. The market opened 4c lower on
weak cables and declined 4'8'v: further,
reacting then about 4c under supposed
Armour support. December was wealt earlv
in the morning, but liquidation caused it
to close strong at c higher. Bmail re
ceipts are estimated for tomorrow. De
rinber cloned at 86c. May at te'o and
juiy at W'dc
Corn wan bearish on lararnr recelnts
which wero almoat equal to those of last
ear. the opening waa lower. There we. 4
a further decline of 4c and a reaction nl
most to opening prices. December cloned
at 444c, old December at 454c, May at 444
vvc ann JUiy ut 44Vi.
Oata wore lower. December closed at
3U'c. May at 32H and July at 314c
1'rlmary wheat receipt were 727,000 bush
cl and shipments 83d,ui0 bushels, against
receipts last year of 74.000 bushels und
shipments of SX2.0H0 bushels. Corn receipts
were l.Obt.OW) bushel and shipments Satt.utej
nusncis, against receipts last year of 1,3s.;.
WXi bushels and shipments of 451.0UO bushels,
Clearances were 256.000 bushels of corn
11,000 bushels of oats, 72,000 bushels of wheat
ana tj.uuu barrels or flour.
Bradstreet's world s available sunnlv of
wheat Increase Is S.tjOO.fjno bushels, compared
with 703, WO bushels last week and 2,871.0o0
bushels decrease the same week last year.
Liverpool rinsed tMiii lower on wheat
ana lower on coin.
A cable from Argentina to Bartlett
Frazier says: "Northern uistrlct raining
rartiauy. nan storm of no Importance
Forty per cent of crop already harvested."
Advices rrum Washington say the final
estimate of the. total acreage, production
and farm values of the principal crops for
liom will be Issued December 20 at 4 o'clock.
From the Inter Ocean: "Armour now
has control of over 50 per cent of the
6.C,0(io bushels of contract wheat and owns
all the 1.138,(1110 bushels No. 2 hard. Yes
terday there were 75O.O00 bushels delivered
by Harrla-Scotten, and all of It found Its
way to the Armour Grain company.
The only explanation that can he given
for the big reduction In the visible rupply
Is that a good part of the 4,529.CK) bushels
put afloat at Fort Williams, Port Arthur
and Duluth last week, Went to non-vlsiblo
supply ports.
s Omaha Cash Males.
WHEAT No. 3 bard, 1 car at 774c, 1 car
at 764o; No. 3 spring, 1 car at 764c; No. 4
spring, 1 car at 76c; No. 4 hard, 1 car at
764c.
CORN-No. 3. 1 car at 30c; No. 4. 3 cars
at 8x14c. 1 car at 38c, 1 car at 374c 1 car
at 37c; no grade, 1 car at 374c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-NO. 2 hard, SOfifUc; No. 3 hard,
7i4j'r78t: ; No. 4 hard. 74fi77c; No. 2 spring,
77fi7S4e: v'o. 3 spring. 7n77V4c
CORN Nv 3, SSI! 394c; No. 4, 37'&384c:
no grade. 3iVil,37,,Ci No. 3 yellow, 39c; No. 3
whl'.e, 39fi 3&4c.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 29c; No. 3 white, 30c;
No. 4 white, aft 294c
RYE No. 2. 63ffiWV4c; No. 3, 618620.
Carlo! Keeelnta.
Whottt. Corn. Oats
Chicago
Kunsna City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Dulutli ......
rJt. Louis ...
31
6S4
2S9
152
4110
17
125
401
ioi'
iii
110
CHICAGO CillAlX AMI PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing;
Prices on Board of Trad.
CHICAGO. Den. 12. Favorable weather
fur harvesting In Argentina caused weak
ness today in trie wheat market nere. At
the close wheat for May delivery was off
4Vc, corn waa down 4ti4c, oats shewed
a loss of 4i74! and provisions were prac
tically unchanged.
The sentiment In the wheat pit was
liearlnh throughout the day. Tho factor
chiefly responsible for this feeling was a
tublcjrrafv . trow, , Arg entlna .which slated
that'rhe' dnmago td the crops in that coun
try by rain had been slight and that about
4! per cent of the croo had already been
l.itrvested. The fact that prlcea for wheat
nt Liverpool were lower substantiated In
the mind of local traders the accuracy of
the advices from Argentina. A decreased
demand fur cash wheat at the principal
gruln centers In this country was another
weakening Influence. During the first half
i.f the session commission nouses and pit
traders were persistent sellers, but their
offerings met with only moderate response.
This resulted In a considerable decline.
Later there vus active buying by shorts
mid much of tho early loss was regained.
The market closed fairly steady. May
rpened a shade to 4fi'4fi lower at 896S4c
sold oft to RS&8S4c and closed at RTc.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to
!!'.0O) bu. Primary receipts were 727.0UO bu..
against 774.000 bu. one year ago. The
world's visible supply, as shown by Brad
street's. Increased 3.500.000 bu. Minneap
olis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 656 cars, against 685 cars last week and
727 cars a year ago.
Prospects of a liberal Increase In the
movement of corn weakened today's mar
ket. There was liquidation by a number
of prominent longs and much selling by
commission houses. Weather throughout
the corn belt waa reported as highly favor
able for handling the crop and this caused
an Increased selling pressure, which con
tlnued until the close. Mny opened Vft'c.
lower at 444?l444o. sold off to 44u444c and
closed easy at 44 44V. Local receipt
were b4 cars, wnn 14 cars of contract
grade.
Weakness of wheat and corn caused
moderate selling of oat by pit trader.
A a result the market had a weak under
tone, but buying by several bulls checked
the decline. The close was steady. May
opened a shade to 4c lower at 8::4'u32ac,
sold off to 3:4f'34? and closed at 324c.
jocai receipts were ai cars.
Provisions were weak because of free
selling of pork and lard. The chief de
i-llne was In Junuary, which sold off Ibc.
Heavy rerelpts of live hogs caused the de
cline In price. , Ribs held steady because
of light offering. At the close May pork
was off 2Vc at J 13.40. I.ard was down 24o
at 373'-'4. nibs were up a shade at 17.15.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
7 ears; corn, 317 cars; oats, 113 cars; hogs,
44.010 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Open. High. I Low. Close.) Tes'y
Wheat
Dec.
lv
July
JDec.
May
.lulv
Oats
Di c.
Miy
.lu'v
Pork
Jnn.
May
Lard
I c.
.Ian.
Mir
Ribs-.
Jin.
May
86
89'irs,
87 R5
801, SSVUS
84',' S
80S
887 89'i.y V,
837 84-,!A
8411 H,!
45S! 45H! 45 45. H
44VaSI 44S! - 44V, 44H! 44,
44Va4-44Sr-' 44ftr- 44Val 44S
44Vt'i 44S,1l'lil 44H44S'&A
..imflVSl-eiflV 30
I SIM SIS; 31
3-.'S 3"Vf. 's
31 4 31Vt(H
13 40 13 4ft It 1TH
is rvi
13 424
13 424
7 75
7 42i
7 35
R 974
7 15
13 47V,1 13 47-r,1 13
14 40
7 7ft
7 35
7 80 I
T4?m
7 32'ij1
7 t' I T 70
7 47l 7 SO
7 35 I 7 274
7 82
t
I T 00 I T Oft I
I 7 15 7 VW
R 96
7 10
R 97V
7 15
No ?. tOld tNew.
FLOl'R-eteady; winter patent. S3 8541
'4 1': stralfrht. tt.RMrS 90: spring patents.
f Tit.lO; straight. S3. 60S S. 80; baker, S3.X
. j3.1t).
t WHEAT No. t spring. 85fj7c; No. 3. K
; 4y7c: no. 3 red, tooititfti-c.
ff.tNNo. 2. 46c: No. S yellow. 46c.
OATS-No. 2. 80'c; No. I wblte, 82,e33ci
N" whlt. 81i8Sc.
RYE No. S. 6Satr9o.
R. RLE Vs Oood feeding, 38Q38V.C ; f air to
,. , -Hl'lng. 41H4e.
8EED8 No. 1 flax. 96c: No. 1 northwest
ern. SI 07. Prime timothy. S3 30. Clover.
-r-r.r arade. Sl!.75'dIS.Oa '
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bb!., rs 00
'M 124. Lard, per loo U.S.. 17.75. stiort
: ib side Mouse) trt.87Mj7.O0. Short clear
si (boxed). 87 124t)7.25.
Following were the receipt and ship,
menu of flour and grain:
Receipt. Bmpmenia.
Flour, bbl...
W'fimt. bu...
Corn. bu..,..
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
I.lo0
ao.tso
lS.tXal
t9. SO0
232,!a
1 !.0O
110 2O0
206 o
422.
4.2a)
Barley, bu.
44.OU0
On the Produce exchange Unlay the but
ter market was sternly; creameries.
'-'3c: dairies. 17ae. Egg, aasler; at mark
cas.s Included. v.I22c: first. !lc: prime
hrais, s&c; extras, 27c, Chee, steady, 1IV$
Liverpool C.rala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. lt-WHEAT-Srt
itd; No. I tfX. wttTU atinlvr, Id.
r'uture esy; December, 6 HSd; March,
s, stay, s lOTkfl.
niH.N-PDot steadv: Amerlcsn mlied. 4s
Wd. Futures may; January, 4s 4'd;
March, 4s 34d.
SBW 1 OR K r.KKIM. MARKET
Quotations of the Day on
Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12 -FljOVR-Recelpt.
3R.ni bbls ; rzports. 34. bbls. Market dull,
but steadv; winter patents, t4.2oqii4.no: win
ter straights. $3 Sf"34.10: Minnesota pitents.
34 6o05.ro; winter extras. 8-'.85fi3 25; Minne
sota bakers t.1iSt0; winter low grades,
t2.7Mi3.20. Rye flour, steadv: fair to good.
WSOtM.l"; choice to fancv. 4. 154 50. Buck
wheat Tour, steadv, 2.1ij2.10, spot and to
arrive.
mCKWHEAT-Dull, Kir nominal, de
livered. CORN MCAI-Flrm; fine white and yel
low. 11 25; coarse, 11.144 1.16; kiln dried,
$3 "ofmo.
RYE-Nominal; No, 2 western, Tic, c. I. f.,
Riiffalo.
BARLEY Bter.dy; feeding, 41o, c. i. f..
Buffalo.
WHKAT Receipts, j.ono bu.: exports.
31.946 bu.; spot. env; No. 2 red. S4V. ele
vator; No. 2 red, S6V. t. o. b., afloat; No.
1 Northern Duluth, IWc, f. o. b., afloat: No.
I hard Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b.. afloat.
Options un to mlildav In wheat were weak
and lower, showing the effects of better
Argentine weather news, poor canies and
liquidation. A lata rslrV folio ed on moder
ate hull support and room covering with the
nosing tc down on May ana lc ort on
December. May, 9271j(t3V. closed 93'c;
December. !4,'ac) closed WSc
CORN Receipts. t.'7.Wl0 bu.; exports,
5S.247 bu.; spot market easy; No.-2 old. 5Rc,
nominal, "levator, and 52c f. o. b., afloat;
No. 2 yellow, 52', c; No. 2 white, &2V
The option market was without trans
actions, closing partly V net lower; Janu
ary closed at 53 He: May closed at 604c;
December closed at 65Hc.
OATS Receipts. 72.009 bu.: exports. 8.545
bu.: spot market firm; mixed oats. 26 to
32 lbs., 37f37',c: natural white, 3og32 lbs..
37v3Kc; clipped white, 36 to 40 lbs., 40
Oc.
HOPS Kasy; state common to choice
191 crop. lOljlUc; 1!4. JUtjl6c; olds, 58c;
Pacific Coast, 1905, 10314c; 1304, &13c; olds
HAY Steady; shipping, BOGGSc; good to
choice, (KK8S5C.
HIDES Firm: Galveston. 20S2B lbs.. 20c:
California. 21&25 lbs., 21c; Texas dry, 249
30 lbs., me.
I.EATHKR Firm: acid. 2fl27Ac.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, $11.50
T12 R0; mess, $9 5Ofrl0.50; beef hams. f&.nOfi
22.00; packet. tlO.Vxfi 11.50; city extra India
mess. tl7.5"4ilH 50. Cut meats, quiet: pick
led bellies. t.&nh-9.B0; pickled shoulders, t 50
i7.oo; pickled nams, iii.sivs.i.i. mra
steady: western steamed. t7.7li'&H.nO: refined
quiet; continent, ts.Bo; South America, K86;
compound. ti.62Vti6 Pork, barely
steady; family, J15.S1: short clear, $15.00Ji
17.00: mess. ll5.0Mrt5.25.
TALLOW Steady; city, 4Hc; country,
RICK Dull; domestic fair to extra, 3 Mi
6c; Japanese, nominal
BUTTER Firm; street price, extra cream
ery. 24&241Ac. Official prices: Creamery,
common to extra, l('&"24c; state, dairy, com
mon to extra. 16ig23c; renovated, common
to extra, 15i20c; western factory, common
to firsts. 16al7ttc: western Imitation cream
ery, extras, WWlix; western firsts, 17Vt9
18c.
CHEESE Steady; state, full cream, small
and large, colored and white. Heptemoer.
fancy, 13V; tate. October, best, l'.,sai3c;
state, late made, average, best, small col
ored and white, 11 V; state, large, Uc; state,
fair. HWc.
KOG8 Quiet; state. Pennsylvania and
nearbv. fancy, selected, white. 88c; state,
choice, 8&fj36c; state, mixed, extra, 32(fx34c;
western finest selected, 29U30c; tate, aver
age. 2Sc.
POt'LTRY Alive, easy; western chick
ens. llMtc; fowl, 12V: turkeys, 14c,
Dressed, quiet; western chickens, uwisc
turkeys, 12&18c; fowls, 11&13C.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 12. WHEAT-
Pteady; December, 7&V; May, 81c; July,
7V. Cash: No. 2 hard, 8&86c: No. 3,
7881c: No. 2 red. 9l'Bttic; No. a. 8fawe.
CORN Ixwer; December, 39V; May?
35V: July. 3iSe. Cash: ,No. 2 mixed,
40..c: No. 2 white. 4tMc: No. I. 4t4c
OATS Steady; No. 2 white, 3HS32c; No.
2 mixed. 8o"Ac.
EUUS Steady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2, whltewood cases Included. 24u; case
count, 23e; cases returnea V ies.
RYK Steadv: 63fi64o.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, tll.OtK311.00
choice prairie, I9.i5il0.uu.
BUTTER Steady: creamery, 22c
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 63,000 95.000
Corn, bu 163,000 SJ.OOO
Oats. bu. ,..,4,..-J5,W0. . 9,000
The leading future at Kansss City hs re
ported by the Vor, Dorn Urain company
ranged as loiiows:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.Yes'y.
Wheat- I I
Dec... 794 80 1 79S1 80 804
May... SIS 8lV 80! 81 81 Vfl'a
July... 76 7tsj757 71 76
Corn
Dec... 39T 39V 3!4 39H 40"
May... 39 39' 3! 3H 397
July... 39Mj 39ftf,3Ha 39H 39
Oats '
Dec... i0 30i 30H 80 30U
May... 31VflVa 3IH 31M 31HWo'
Pork
Jan.... 13 30 13 30 13 12 13 15 13 37
May... 13 30 13 32 13 12 13 80 13 82
Lard
Jan.... 7 37 7 37 7 10 7 30 7 37
May... 7 30 7 33 7 27 7 30
St. t.onla General Market.
ST. LOflS. Dec. 12. WHEAT Lower
H4i94V: No. 2 hard. 838$V, May, tl't
Wmc: Julv. 8174iC.
CORN Ijwer; No. 2 cash. 4!c; track. 43
43V i December, 41V; May, 42V
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 32c: track, 3214
tlXJc; December, aic; May, s:c; no. i white,
34c.
FLOUR Quiet; red winter patents. t4 40
&4.50; extra fancy ana strajgni, sj.twgt.ju
clear, t2.30U3.30.
dEED Timothy, steady. t2.508:.80.
CORNMEAL Steady: 32.50.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 7S)&80c
HAY Steady; timothy, 18 0015.00; prajrl
9.u',ill.00.
IKON COTTON TIES 99c.
HAOOINO-9V-
HEMP TWINE 7HC
PHovisiONS PorK. steady: Jobbln
$13.76. Lard, steady; prime steam, t735
Drv salt meats, firm: boxed extra shorts
I7.87V4: clear ribs, $81ilt,; short clears,
trnci- lincon. firm: boxed extra shorts
t 62U; clear ribs, I8.87H; short clears. $9.12'.
viiVl.THY Dull: chickens. 8V; springs,
lOVollV; turkeys, 12V; ducks, lOV; geese.
mv-ic. ,
HL TTKK Bteaay; crssmery, inui ,
dairy. Ih4j21c.
KUQS Steady at sic,
Receipts Shipment.
.... 12.000 15.000
.... 92.000 92.0OO
....112.) 49.000
.... 35.UU0 69.0U0
Flour, bbl.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ..
Oata, bu. ..
Minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 12. FIjOUR
Quiet; first patents, xt.uM.(u; secon.i pat
ents. S4.4f)4.50; second clear, 32 462.55.
HRAN in buig. ia.w.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de-
liv.rvi The rang of prlcea. as reported
by F. D. Day ft Co., 110-111 Board of Trade
building, wa:
Artlcles.1 Open. I Hlgh. Ixjw. Close. Sat'y.
Wheat-
Dec...
May...
July...
824
834
8271 827,834114
864 641?7 87414
874! '4j 88
86V.I
87
88
1 01
S74
Flax-
Dec
May...
1 004
1 004',
1 05 I.
1 004
1 05
1 06
1 0641
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
bard. 854c; No. 1 northern. 8474c: to arrive,
844c; No. S northern. 824c; to arrive, 824c;
No. 8 northern, 80wSlc: No. 1 Durum. 73$
74c; No. 8 Durum, 70ST14C Corn: No. 3
yellow, 414c; No. 3, 40c. Oats: No. 3
white. 294c Flax; 11.014-
Mtlwaakoo Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 12. -WHEAT -Steady;
No. 1 northern, 8TJ9c; No. t
northern. M443864o; May. oUTsc
RYE Steady; No. 1, 754c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 8. 64Mc; ample,
874T6c.
CORN-Dull; May. 444c.
Philadelphia Prodnea Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13. BUTTER
Firm 4c higher: extra western creamery,
2441i!Sc; extra nearby prints, 87o.
EGU8 Dull, 1c lower; nearby frit end
western fresh. Sc, at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full cream,
1248
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Vv. 12. CORN Lower: No. S
yellow, 414c; No. 1 414c; tVo. 4. 404c; no
grade. S5fc 3c.
OATS Easy ; No. 8 white. 31314c: No. 4
white. 304i4.
Dalatk Grata Market.
DULUTH. D 13 -WHKAT To trrive.,
No. 1 northern. 844c; No. t northern, trie.
On track. No. 1 northern. a47o;. No. 8
n rthern. 827,c; December. 83c: llv, m;4c.
VATo Ti arrive gad ea track, vt,c
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Selling to Beilita Profi't in Ividence
Thrcnghoot the Daj.
DEALINGS ARE LARGELY PROFESSION
Rally la the Ist Hoar U
Followed by a Sharp
Break aad Close Is
Irregalar.
NEW YORK. Dec. 11 This wss another
day of artlve and varied speculation In the
'""it market, although the volume or the
radlng was not fully up to that of yes
terday, which reached the maximum for
the season Selling to realise profits was
ery clearly In evidence at many points
hrotighout the day, but this process aas
ecompnsned with good success and wss In
net one of the most encouraging Incidents
r the market. The only decided breaks
were at the very last.
The small general nubile share In the
speculation has been the subject of con
stant comment and skepticism has gained
force as to the ability to dispose at a profit
of the enormous accumulation In special
stocks which rave been made by pools and
organised parties In the process of ad
vances in prices to tne unprecedented levels
reached. Nearly all the stocks which made
conspicuous gains yesterday were under
Uiis realizing process today. Some of them
opened higher and maintained some of their
gulns without extending them, Reading
being a notable example. In others the
opening gains were yielded almost Imme
diately, but prices were not allowed to re
cede to any extent below last night. As
sustaining forces In the market there was a
return to the method of furious activity
and spectacular advances In special stocks
nd those selected today were found again
amongst the industrials In the majority of
cases. Stocks having to do with the various
metal Industrials, especially Copper and
Iron, were conspicuous. A substantial basis
for the strength In this group were the
trade conditions In those Industries. -ine
market price of copper was again advanced
In this market and trade reports asserted
hat sales ahead for many months had al
ready been made uo to the productive ca
pacity of the trade at the present profitable
level or prices. The brilliant conditions in
tho Iron and steel trade also received ex
tensive attention and discussion by the pre
sentation of many detailed facts bearing
upon different departments of that trade. It
waa asserted that the value of November
exports of the products of the United States
steel corporation was tne largest on recoru,
notwithstanding the enormous demands and
the hlirh or Ices nrevalllng. Some of tne
southern railroads having a large Iron traf
tie were affected hv this movement.
The corn carrying railroads showed a de
gree of strength. Missouri Facino being es
peclally affected by the Missouri state crop
report. A wldo advance In the New York
nubile utilities was due to the views ot
operators regarding the probable outcome
of the legal contest over the New York
election. Rates ror money on can were at
cldedly easier, tho rate for renewals read
nff at in ner mni nr unner. in s wan v
trihutori to the additional BUDDlles attracted
to this center from outside sources by the
profitable rates prevailing. Nothing oc
curred In the routine of the money market
to Indicate a change in the course oi at
fnlra
Foreign, exchange was firm, with the re
laxation In the money rate. There were still
large offerings of foreign trade funds, how
in this market. Discounts In London
were easier and sterling exchange at Paris
recovered a fraction, but made a short drop
at Berlin. The situation at that point Is
watched with apparent anxiety and there
were various surmises afloat of special
measures of relief there. Including the lend
ing of a large sum In Perlln by the Bank of
England and tne reporiea imniu '
tlclpute the payment of January 1 Russian
,... ir, rterlln The subtreasury
n.j i rake funds from the New York
market and the credit oy mat innimu
the clearing house today reflected a con
tinuance of this drain. Stocks made a. good
rally from the profit-taking early In the
lust hour, but broke rather feverish with
the final dealings and a violent rush of
Hnicltlnsr stocks and lead. The closing was
decidedly unsettled and Irregular.
Ilonds were nrm. toiai ku", i,
t3.0fi0.0W). United States new 48, coupon, ue
EVtllou'lno' were the sales and range .of
prices on the Stock exchange today:
iitimi Ricnresti
I 24
9-V W
39 4oi;
98H
34 K
.... 92U
.... S3
38H 89H
to 84,
21 21
43t; 4.1
68 70
.... 116'4
Amalgamated Copper. 103,700
American C,
& F. .
8.500
41
100
351
do pfd..
American Cotton Oil.
700
1,100
do pfd
American Express...
Amer. H. & L. pro.,
American Ice e"-'.;
American Linseed Oil
do nfd :
1.500
1,300
300
200
39A
85H
a.
43i 43i 43
American Locomotive 22,900
704 684 iO
do tifd
Ilo't
American E. & R..
78.600
do pfd
10.1U0
Amer. B'ugar'Refl'n".'. 13.iOO 14h 146-4 146J
Amer. Tobacco, p. C. d, iv
108- 108V
Anaconda Mining Co. 48.900 193
Atchison
16,300 884 874 8
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore ft Ohio..
do nfd
600 1044 IM4 1044
700 163 161 4 16i4
14.900 1134 13 113
1110 Hi4 v,
974
Brooklyn R. T.. ...... 37,800
874
844
173
654
so
Canadian Pnclflc ....
Central of N. J
Chesapeake ft Ohio..
Chicago ft Alton
do pfd
Chicago Q. W
Chicago ft N. W
C. M. ft St. P
Chicago T. 4 T
do pfd
C, C. C. ft St. L
Colorado F. ft I
Colorado A Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Conslidated Ga
Corn product
do pfd
Delaware ft Hudson
lelaware. 1. & W...
9.8U0 174
5,100 564
1734
225
564
81
764
11,700 22
.) 219
214
219
219
16,600 1804 H84 178
10
.... 87
2,700 ' 105 1034 13H
76.500 fi4 4'
674
900 294 284
S00 68 68
900 474 46
9.400 1804 178
700 154 154
384
674
46
179
15
54
223
445
300 226
225
445
374
89
484
484
fc4
100 445
Denver ft Rio Grande 2.900
38
04
494
44
814
374 i
do pfd
Distiller' Securities. 3.900
Erie
904
49
44
84
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric ....
3
900
74
734
i34
300 1834 1X34 1&3
Illinois Central
International Paper
do pfd
International Pump
do pfd .
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Txiulsvllle ft Nash...
Manhattan L
1,100 1774 176
176
234
864
n
81
284
C4
14.500 1544 153 153
163
Met. Securities
2.900 744 734 734
I Metropolitan St. Ry. 10.100 1197, 1171, 115.4
Mexican Central 2.40O 24 234 i4
Minneapolis ct 1-.
M., St. P. ft S. St. M
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, K. ft T
do pfd
National Lead
200 81 ,
200 1374
lol I
41.400 1034 IOL'4 ions'
19.200
34
68
87
374
600
3S.600
fill
804
N. R. R. or M. prd..
New York Central...
N. V.. O. ft W
Norfolk ft Western.
dn pfd
North American ....
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People Ga
P.. C C. ft 8t. L...
200 394 89 384
14.2O0 1544 1534 164
R.600 544 634 634
3,9u0 854 44 85
W
1.900 1004 . 9M 100
I.OOO 60V 50 50
27.6K) 1414 I, 144
1.700 1064 106 1054
.... W
564 564
994 10
.... 246
Pressed Steel Car.... 5.800 574
do pfd 304) 1004
Pullman Palace Car.
Reading ,
do 1st pfd
.133.300 1414 13V4 14t4
nz
do 2d prd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co.....
do pfd
Rubber Good
do pfd
St. L. ft 8. F. 2d pfd.
St. L. Southwestern.
do pfd
lfO 97
17.800 85
4.100 lent
7.900
97 97
844
107 1064
264
254
3.400
66
4164
654
68
1(6
674
23
584
300
1.1"0
59
234
59
704
58
24
584
2l
27,100
Southern Pacific .
do pfd
69
300
1204 l'-OS
364 M
100 9974
Southern Railway
do pfd
Tennessee C. ft I.
Texas ft Pad no ..
T.. St. L. ft W....
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
U. S. Expres ....
1. 8. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
89.8uO 364
boo tun
11.4.0 1444 140 1434
11.900 354 844 314
100
87
87 14
674 5"4
1414 1414
800
.108 0
. 100
584
14?$
74 974
.... 114
.... 86
2.4t) 67
600 118
156.4.0 34
S6.5tO 106
, 4.6110 44
554
554
ll'i
11'
88V 384
154 14
do pfd '
Va.-Caro. Chemical...
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Express
Westinghnuse Elee...
Western Union
Wheeling & L. E ...
Wisconsin Central ...
da pfd
Northern Pacific
Central leather
do pfd
Sloatj ShtXeld
41
484
611O 113T4 113
1134
204
227
171
93
18
'4
04
W4
444
KDt
3.2uO 214
2. 400
a 414
1.4V4J
"0
1.00
l.fXM
934
18
314
24
IS
9
90
1954
444
1i-4
tTk
1
1.000 196
7") 444
lie) 1i.
t.W) 914
1.100 23 234
300 8)4 864
'ntO 81 4 814
l,oon 2874 284
500 64 58
7,100 344 34
2.600 ' 66 6&
Total ssles for the da, i,50,200 thare.
Offered. Ex-dlvldend.
Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-MONEY-On call,
firm at &&12 per cent; lowest. per rent;
closing bid, 10 per cent: offered at 12 per
cent. Time mrney. strong: sixty, ninety
days and six months, per cent. For
shorter perlI, Pr rent with commission
ad'leil. rraking It net rate of 7 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE FAPER-Hf
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tus! business In bankers' hills at t4 85759
4 6-0 for demand and at t42Tn04.7S for
WMiay bills; posted rates. 34. K3 and $4,869
4.S6V commercial bills, t4.K''&4.8:V
8ILVH Par. 6.e; Mexican dollars, we.
BONDS Government, weak; railroad,
firm. i
Closing Quotation on Donas were a fol
low:
. s rt. I. rf....im Japan a. 14 series...
do coupon 1" do IV rira '
V. 8. Ha. rl 1n do !d rwrlaa 2
do coupon
....10J
....im
....l"4
....ll
....111
I, It
am. 4a
...l5't
...lOJ
... t,l
... JSt
. R. nld . rej .
do coupon
Manhattan c. f
Mci. rantral 4a
do at tne
Minn. A St. L. '
t. 8. new 4a, rot.
do coupon
4.... T
'a
c. 4a. 4
Am. Tobacco 4a ...
14 M . K. A T. 4a.
do (a
Atrhlaon gan. 4a...
R. of M
do adj. a
. !4. T. t Ha.
Atlantic r. L. 4a..
.10lt N. 4. C. ( M..
.1014 No. PaclAc 4a...
Bal. A Ohio 4a ...
D5
da ma
. Hi dn aa TT
. WJ1 N. W. c. 4a
.til .O. S U rid. 4a !.
. M Porn. conr. ma 1'2H
, M Headln son. a. ...,1)
. 1 Bt. L. A I. M. . l
,W1 St. L. A s r. t. 4. .H
Brs. R. T. c. 4..,
Central of Oa. la
do lt tne
dn Id Inc.,,.....
do Id Inr
Chaa. Ohio 4ta
CMcam a A. 3H
. iw1 St. J H. W. c 4a.
.101V scabi rd A. U 4a.
. 71 So. Pacific 4a
. 0 i do lrt 4 ctfa
In
c. h a u. n. a
... M4
... 4
. . H
...u
...12J
a.. 3'4.
...l'Wai
...im
C , R. I. a P. 4a.
an coi. aa
rrc. A It. U I 4a . 1014 So Railway 5a....
Colo. Ind. (a. aar. A. U Taiaa A P. la ...
do aerlaa B 74SiT.. St. 1. A W. 4
Colorado Mid. 4a..
t'alnn Pacific 4a
Colo, a So. 4a.
... MS
..Ilk. '4
,.101
... !'.
do conr. 4a
f. t. Steal Id (a....
Wahaah la
dn deb. B
Weatern Md. 4a
W. A b. E. 4a
Wla. Central 4a
Cuba (a
w,l
ii'.
S7
!'l
P. R. a 4a
MaUllam' Sec. r,a.
Erla prior Hen 4a.
do sen
Hockin Vat. 4'ta....W.i
Japan
MS
uneiea.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Dec. 12.-Call loans.
610 per
Official
1
cent; time oana, SHfifi per cent.
duotatlons on stocks and bonds:
aAtrhteoa adj. 4a....,t Adventure w
do 4e ini Aiiotiea
...... 44i
Men. Central 4a..
Atrhlaon
...74 Aroerlran Zinc ..
.. Atlantic
...t44 Bingham
...WIVt (al. A Heels....
...171 Centennial
1'4
do pfd
Ifi
Ronton A Athanv.
70S
ID'i
Hi
Iioeton a Maine.
Fltchburs pfd
141 Conner Ranae ..
Mei. Central It1 t'ily We
... I74
... 7
... 174
... 14
... 10V
N. T.. N. H. A H...1M "Dominion Coal
t'nlnn Pacific MIS Franklin
Amer. Arge. Chem 34 lale Rovale
do pfd 4 Mm. Mining ...
Amer. Pneu. Tube.... t Michigan
... 17
... 4!'
... 4
Amar. Sugar
..147V Mohawk
..I.IVj Mont. C. A C...
..1.1.". nid Dominion .. .
.. 4JV Oxeola
..105 Parrot
.. Qnlncr
do pfd
Amer. T. A T.. ..
... S
Amar, Woolen ....
...109
... al
...IM
do pfd
Pomlnlon I. A 8-
KdlKon Rlec. Illu. . .240-
shannon
... 7S
General Electric 142
Tamarack ,
...12.1
Maea. Klectrlc It Trinity
do pfd 40 t tilled Copper
Maaa. (laa 4Uj It. 8. Mining..
t'nlted Fruit 104 4, t'. R. Oil
t'nited Shoe Mach.... Ufa t'tah
do pfd . Ii Victoria
V. 8. Steel :s4 Winona
do pfd I .'.' Wolverine
tVeatlng. coin-i.ia .. el I .'
Bid. -Asked.
... 1.14
... ZT
... J9-4
...
... Hi
... H
...127-4
...
London Closing Storks.
LONDON. Dec. 12. Closing quotations on
tne mock exchange were as follows:
Conaola. money. a v. Y. Central 1S
do account ...... Norfoltt ft W n
Anaconda H o pfd
Atchlaon Ontario A W St'1
do pfd ..I0 Penneylvanta 13
Baltimore A Ohio. . . .114' Rand Mlnea 7Vt
Canadian Pacific ... .171-4 Reading 114
Chea. A Olio M's, do lt pfd 1
Chicago Ot. V 2Ht do Id pfd W
C. M. A St. 113 Pout hern Railway ... 3kV
DeReera 17H; do pfd 10214
Denver A R. O. ) Southern Pacific 72
do pfd I n Ion Pacific Ht
F.rle 60-41 do pfd 10 is
It lit pfd.... V. 8. Steel int,
do td pfd 7 do pfd 10
Illinois Central lM-t wthaah 214
Loulavllle A Naah....l.M do pfd 42H
M , K. A T S9S 8.aniah 4a 1
SILVER Bar. firm, SoVid per ounce.
MONEY l'flltt per cent.
The rate or discount In the open market
for short bills la SH per cent; for three
montns bins, per cant.
Ifevr York Mlarlna- Stork.
NEW YORK.' Dec. 12.-CIoslng quotations
tn mining stocks, were, a follows
Adams Cod IV ,Ultle Chief ...
Alice .... JiiJ .Ontario
. 71,
.3K
Breeoa ...-,. 40
Brunawlrk Con AT
Comatock Tunnel t
Con. Cal. A V4......13S
Horn Silver ......'....170
Iron Silver U0
LMdvllle Con t
rueenig
Tptoat ,
. 1
.
Baraga
Starrs Nevaia 44
Small Hopea !"
Eiandard iii
34
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Dec. 12. Rate for money wera
easier In the market - today. Discount
I were firm, the rise In Argentina exchange
foreshadowlnar further aold withdrawals.
161 154 U9 4 Trading on the stock exchange wa Irregu
1334 129T 1334 lar. Consols were lower In the absence of
business. American opened nrm and ad
vanced to well above parity on Now York
buying and reassuring local report regard-
! tng the money position In America. Busi
ness wa latny aotive, out stock reaciea
during the last hour despite the good Wall
street opening. Prices closed fairly steady.
1 Foreigner were Irregular and fairly steady.
Russian Imperial 4s had a downward tend-
ency. Japanese were a shade firmer on
the cessation of Berlin offerings. Copper
i share were buoyant. Japanese Imperial 6s
of 1904 were quoted at 1UC4-
BERLIN. Dec. 12. On the Bourse today
14 many domestlo snares were weaker oy 4
I to 2 per cent. Russians wera 1 per cent
lower.
PARIS. Dec. 12. Prices on the Bourse to
day were very lrregulur owing to fear of
an aggravation of the Russian situation.
There wa an Improvement toward the
close. Russian Imperial 4s were quoted at
81.10 and Russian bonds of 1904 at 483.00.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12. Today' state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 150.0u0,0O0 gold
reserve, shows; Available raali balance.
8138,180,451: gold coin and bullion, 87,016,11;
gold certificate, 53.842,140.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Dec. 12.-r-Bank clearings for
today were Sl.628.112.2t and for the corre
sponding date last year 81.559.829.76.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Dec. 12. WOOL-More wool wa
sold during the last week than for some
Ei I time before. The fact that soma of the
I largest buyers were in the market purchaa-
644 lg freely 18 interpreted a proof of strength
In the situation. Holder of territory wool
are firm, a the stocks are depleted. Half
bloods will cost 77c clean, with not many to
oe nan. runea woois ar quiet, out prices
are steady. Foreign wools are firm. Lead-
14 814 8O4 I lng quotation follow: Ohio and Pennsyl
74 1374 1364 I vanl XX and above. 8636c; X, 34fi35c; No.
1, oowc. io. , wifiir; nne unwasnen, tt
i&28e; quarter-blood unwashed, S344ia44c;
1 nair-oiooa, ?wc , unwasnra aeiaine, st'if
674 ' 3: fln washed delaine. 8640740; Michl
854 ' gfLn "ne unwashed, ZHiaTlc: quarter-blood
unwanneo, iiire-eignins Diooa, oMfli
84c; half-blood, S3i34c; unwasheJ delaine,
28c. Kentucky, Indiana, etc., three-eighths
nd quarter-blood, 84'35o. Territory Idaho
fin. 22it23c: heavy fine, 19tSa)c; fine medium,
22ta13c; medium. 27ii28o; low medium, 27
28c; Wyoming fine, 22.Sc; heavy fine, lWf
20c; fine medium. 23fc24c; medium. TSCSc;
low medium, 27328c; Utah and Nevada fine,
23g'24c; fine medium, 23ii24c; medium, 27
28c; low medium, 27fi28c; Dakota fine. 22
23o; fine medium, 22"a'23c; medium, 272itc;
low medium, 'lib'Ac; Montana fine, choice,
2&37c; fine, average, 24ti26c; fine medium,
choice. 1 27c; average. 24ti26c; atapl. 27
'Ac; medium choice, 2S(e29c.
ST- LOUIS. Dec. 12.-WOOL Steady : rc
dlum grades, combing and clothing. 363vc;
light fln. 21 6 Hoc, beavy fine,. lfey.flc; tub
washed, 33&-U4c
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12. M ETAL8 The
London tin market wa somewhat Irregular,
following the sensational advance of yester
day; spot closed at 163 los and futures at
A 161 15a; the local market wa steady, with
pot quoted at 135. '043 36 .96. Copper also wa
IrreeuW in LondonT soot befne ouoted
A79 15 and future at Locally
poai.
three
e are
market I said to be In a very strong
lion, witn producer sold ahead ror
month or more; lake and electrolytic
quoted at 818. 3744318.75 and casting at 818.00
tj'M 50. Lad waa unchanged at Ib.WXub .60
In the local market, but wa higher at 17
8 9d tn London. Spelter also advanced In
the English market, closing at 28 16s: lo
cally the market was firm at 86. 406.60.
Iron wa lower In England with standard
foundry closing at 62 4d and Cleveland war.
rant at 52a 44d; the local market wa firm
and unchanged; No. 1 northern foundry I
quoted at S)a 76; No. 1 northern foundry at
818 tral8.85; No. 1 southern foundry at 818.50
47 is. 75. and No. t southern foundry at tit Oo
4618 27.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 13. 11 ETA LB Lead, firm
at 85.76. Spelter. Arm at 84.36.
Toledo Seea Market.
TOLEDO. Dec. 11.-FEED Clover, cash
ahd Deomt"r. 89 074; February. 8 30;
March. 8 26. TluivUur, 1156; gluke. S.00.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Choict Btetri 8teidj, Othert Lowtr Cowt
Gentrmllj Ten Lower.
HOC TRADE FAIRLY ACTIVE AND HIGHER
Raa of Sheen Only Moderate, with the
Fat Klad steady and Ijunhi
I aehangeri Feeding Sheep
Steadr to Strong.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. H, 1905.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. t.9Z2 4.9.2 9.SHI
Official Mondav
Official Tuesday
;.oo
.300 9.000
TWO djiva (his li vt noo
14.2.i
15.412
12.973
10.397
10.477
1S.S91
17.244
lH.ftM
31. tl
28.)
12,(a2
Two davs laet ""aULA
Bame week before !h70
same three weeks ago.. 9 49;
Same Tour weeks ago....1t.72)
Bame days last year 10.46
13.23)
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The folio wlna table shoevs the receipts of
Cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
mo ear to date, comparing with last year:
1VY, lj Inr. lire.
Cattle p.BIS WO. 273 82.276
Hogs , 2.162.20S 2.1o7,4'3 14.S34
Sheep 1,W.70 l,.t5,7ltl 20,!69
'1 he following table snows the averago
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
I 1904 1904. 11W3. 11902. 1901. 11900. 1&3.
Dec.
I 92
'V
i
4 V
i 4
4 54
4 M
4 43
4 K7
4 42 4 341 09)
4 4. 4 311 CM t 951
4 471 4 46 131 s
4 (31 t 74
Dec.
3 76
4 R4
4 i 3 M
4 77 3 89
4 77 3 80
4 84 3 86
4 84 3 81
4 Vo, 3 83
3 HO
4 8R
4 82 3 92
4 77 3
Deo.
Dee.
ir t l 5 :
Dec.
4 37
S 24i 06
Dec.
4 41 4 37
6 24
t M
Dec.
4 3HI
4 39 4 3
6 16
Dec.
t 09
Deo.
4 4 32 6 0'
e
R 11
Dec.
4 80
4 31 14 M R 06
Deo
10..
I 4 88 4 4n 6 1:1
6 131
Dec. 11
4" 781,
4 47i 6 08
4 43 1 4 4K B 96
t 14
Dec. 12
R 16
Indlcntes Sunday.
T.le followina tnr.lc shows tne nrlcea naid
at the river market for cattle:
4ood to choice corn-fed steer 5.00060)
fair to good comfed steers 4.an.on
Common to fair cornfed steers ... 3. 6ft4.50
Oood to choice cows and heifers... 86'a4.25
Fair to good cows and heifers 2.70(3 65
Canners and cutters 1. Toil 2.25
Oood to choice stocker and feed's 3.6"a4.iX)
Fair to good stockers and feeders. 8.2oif3.60
Common to fair feeder 2.&oj3.00
Veal calves 3.004i'6.00
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha tl.t"6.75 tt.&rti 4.K24
Chicago 1.40a.70 4.2VS4.97H
Kansas City 2.00tii.25 4.tiotj5.00
St. Louis 1.9fVf6.00 4.4CC(i6.00
Sioux City 2.00 6.60 1.65(84.85
The olllcial number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road wasi
Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p.H'acr.
C, M. ft St. P. 9 16
Wabash 5 2
Ml'soiti l Pacific 8 1
Union Pacific system.... 39 32 23 2
C. & N. W. (east) 11 9
C. ft N. W. (west) 4S 3t! J
C, St. P.. M. ft 0 18 12
C, B ft Q. (east) 1 4
C H. ft y. (west) lit 19
C, R. I. ft P. (east) 9 3 5
C, H. I. ft P. (west).... 1 3 1
Illinois Central ..: 2 6
Chi. Ot. Western 6 7 1
Total receipt 277 tW 31 3
Tho disposition ot the day's receipts was
a follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyer.
Guiana packing Co.
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour & Co
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
hoi
1..H5
2,;ti&
4.9
l,o45
1,115
1.4L3
i.o'.r.
2.."nli
1.C22
2.712
753
Cudahy Pck. Co., S
City.
Cudahy Pck. Co.. Denver, lit)
Carey ft B 116
Lobman Co 14
McCrenry ft Crary 4M
W. I. Stephen 217
Hill ft Son 1-7
Huston ft Co bo
Hamilton .... 178
L. F. liuu 90
Wolf 36
Mike Hag get ty 90
Bu! Dcgan 2
J. R. Root ft Co 44
Hulla ft Kline 47
Otliur buyers Rtl
"3.112
Totals
CATTLE There was
.6.677 D.461 8,721
moderate run of
cattle on tne market this morning, ibl
cars, about b,70o neau being reported in.
'XiiIh Is nearly double toe size if 'tie re
ceipts for the same day lust week, when
tne run amounted to o.smu nead. j ne re
oeipt lor tne same day one year ago were
mailer by aooul J.loo nead. tjeiierniiy
j speaking the quality of tne offering was
livv as. wv vv v vi una j viiu v-iiv.i u
Of the cattle being ot a ralner Inferior
grade.
Tnere were only a few scattering load
of good beef steer on the market, tne
most of the offerings along this line neing
ot commoo quality. There were also a
good many warmed-up or short-led cattle
uttered. Packers were not wanting this
kind of stock and trading was very slow.
A couple of loads ot good choice bwjf
steers sold early tor Sn.oO. Generally speaa
lng the market on beef cat tie wa steady
on tno good kinds, and easy to a dime
lower on tne common and medium kind of
took.
There were only a few scattering loads
of good choice cow and heifer on the
market. There was not inucn of at de
mand for the kind of cow ottered for sale
with the result tnat the market was ratner
low and In most case fully luc lower,
There waa a moderate fcupiuy of stocker
and teeder. but tne quality of the ofter-
lngs wa generally rather poor. Tnere were
quite a number of country ouyers in. but
tney were looking for the belter era lies
of atock. There was nut much attention
being paid to the welglit of the feeder
catlie, but buyers ware looking at the
quality. Generally speaking, ina market
on stockers and feeder was steady on the
good choice kinds to some easier 011 the
medium and common class ot cuttle.
Kepresentative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
14...
A. Vt. No. Av. Pr.
... Ml I M la mis 4 to
. ..liwi 4 iw M lill 4 5
...Hit 4 U U 117 Hi
...IVI 4 eO
ii...
ii....
COWS.
1...
1....
7...
I...
I...
10...
1...
1...
1...
1...
t...
1...
...1020 1 M 4 :iM t 76
... too t 00 t 1101 I 16
... 061 I 0 17 1US4 1 116
... IW 1 16 1 1110 I (w
...1110 1 a 10 tun 1 on
... 047 I 46 It 1344 I 40
HEIFKKS.
... Ill 111 1 375 I II
... 100 t 00 tO M IW
BULLS
...1440 I 40 1 ,
...1240 t 40
CALVES.
... ZM 4 M II
... luO I 60 14
8TOCK CALVES
.. too t 00
. M I M
100 IS
1 171 1 15
BTOCKER3 AND FEEDERS.
It HI I 4i I a4 I 40
I.. 646 I 16
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
27 feeder.. 28 3 10
A. C. Morrtaon Neb.
1J cow 1 8 So
J. T, Blacxatone, Wyoming.
14 heifer... 767 8 26 4 cow U17 125
Hugun ft Jensen, Wyoming.
8 feeder.. 1007 4 2s
J. J. Harrington 8. D.
17 feeders.. 1040 3 25 U feeder.. 930 3 40
a cow 961 3 00
Jacob Nostrum Wyoming.
24 steer.. . .1208 3 86
HOGS There wa a liberal run of hog
on the market today. 150 car about 10,6u0
head being reported In up to noon. This 1
a Kood run for the day and waa rathe
beyond expectation. However, the market
ooened with trade rather slow and buyers
In most cases bidding price that were Just
about steady with yesterday. Keller were
unwilling to sell at mat price and neio on
,1th the result that soon buyers ralsec
their bids about 24. where the bulk of the
sale took place. The bulk of the sale for
h ikv waa at S4.80&4.&5. Later on the
market Improved still more and a number
of sale were made at price about a nickel
st 1 higher. The top sal ot the qay was made
ne t at 4.1i7. WniCII Was TV Htijbi Ll.Mll ,r.
, terday. The market wa In a good, healthy
condition and sale were made at prices
I that were generally 2466c higher. The
quality 01 m - ----
for a few loads, which were rather low In
selling. The market closed active and gen
erally a Ackel higher.
Representative s.ies:
No. A.
to. v
P4 141
64.......1
M 1
II 114
44 t..110
tt U4
Tl 117
16 1
71 tt
14 11
14T IT
41 171
44
44 r
H .Ill
i m
1 II
Ne.
At.
.161
..160
. .140
Sa. Pr.
IM 4 az4
... 4 ai1
... 4 ais
... 4 uw
4 4
4 1
Tl..
II .
41..
46 .
61..
41
U.,
70.
6t.
41..
... 4 10
lil 4 71
... 4 kO
M 4 M
40 4 10
... 4 t
... 4 10
Mt 4 I
4 4 to
... 4 t
SO 4 10
lie 4 t
... 4 al
... 4 to
.... 4 1
H Is
.144
III leu 4 Ma
IM 40 4 Ml
.lit
to 4 am,
40 4 US
.. 4 I24
.. 4 k2S
,.. 4 a!
.. tati
.141
111
.14
4 14
U 141
71.
44.
64.
4i
41.
tl
. 2M no 4 ais
.1.2 to 4 el
..UT eo 4 '
.10 tao 4 Its
. no i 4 itt
. .24 Ut I k2'
, w ao 4 ri tn m ... 4 as
i7 40 4 n M IIS . . 4
XI ... 4 an nf 10 4 a
. 1 70 ... 4 an 7 an j ... 4 m
114 .. 4 to SIO . . Ill
.177 ... 4 aa la tip ai 4 u
i . . I an i ant 4 w
.Jin itn an
, su u In
,:s7 ir 4 act
. JM ... 4 !S
.17 im 4 am
,150 40 4 ItUj
74 ;T ir 4 J
44 ti 14.1 4 US
: t:o an i ai
50 ISt 40 4 U
.1 mt ... 4 an
4t MS ... 4 !V4
SHEEP There was a moderate run of
heep on the market today, thlrtv-seven
cars about in poo head- being reported In.
This shows the receipts for the dnv to be
smaller than the run for the same day
last week by about I.ooo head. A com
pared with last year the run Is larger by
about 2. Ml) head. The quality of the sneep
offered was a l.ttle better than usual of
late, but a third or more of the offerings
consisted of feeders. Trains were late
irtiln todnv. so thnt the stock dirt nr.
get to the barns until late. In the morning.
There was. a rather small supply of fat
sheep on the n.arket this morning, the most
of the offerliiK. however, were of fairly
good quality. Tarkers were out at the
barns early looking for desirable killing
sheep, but they were forced td stand
sro.ind for some time and wait for the
stuff to get In and be shaped up. What
good stock was on the market sold readily
at prices that were fully steady with yes
terday. There era a a fairly liberal supply of feed
ing sheep and lambs on the market. There
were quite a number of country buyers In,
so that there was active demand for good
feeder sheep. Oood. choice feeders sold
readily at prices thnt were fully steady.
The common kinds sold fairly well, but
were Inclined to be a trifle easier than yes
terday. Quotations on fst sheep and lambs: Oood
to choice fed lambs, t7.2.V.t7.50; good to
choice range lambs, t7.0tVrT7 HO: srood to
choice vearllng wethers, t! oiv,i(5.2,S; good
to choice old wethers ti.40fi5.8O; good to
choice old ewes, tt 6t.fl6.40.
Quotations for feeder sheen and lambs:
Oood feeding lambs, t5.75flfi.25: good feed
ing yearllnars. 14.750 6.25: aood feeding
wethers. tt.&OflB.OO: good feeding ewes, t3 50
H4.15: Dredlng ewes, M.wxoa.oix
No. A v.
1459 Wyoming feeder ewes 94
tfl western ewes 106
Wvnmlna veMrllnar feeders.. 79
Pr
4 n
4 90
R 40
5 40
5 50
6 75
5 95
6 95
R 10
fi 10
7 26
7 25
35 western ewes
i Western ewes
ns western yearling sheep
3"9 western mined
112 western mixed
18S western yearlings and ewes.
757 western yearlings and ewes.
22 native lambs
1 native lamb :
108
85
121
105
lOfi
92
70
CHICAGO MVK STOCK SI ARKF.T
Cattle Dnll Hogs Strong- "heep aad
t.amhs Steady.
CHICAC.O. Dec. 11 CATTLE Receipts,
000 head. Market dull; common to prime
teers. t3 00rj75: cows. I2.8OU4.40: heifers.
S2.00O5.00: bulls. S2.0M4.15; stocker and
feeders. 12.1511 4.25.
HOGS Receipt s, 3r,oro head. MarKet was
strong: choice to prime heavy, t4.9or(Po.uo;
medium to good heavy. I4.804t4.no: outcners
weight. t4.9"rn5 00; good to choice neavy
mixed. t4.8oAi4 95: packing. S4.7M4 90.
SHEEP AND L.A31 US Receipts, IB.1J
ead. Market steady; sheep, $4.0S.fiO;
yearlings. tti.007.00; lambs, tl.mtj lib.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 12. -CATTLE-Re
ceipts, 18.000 head. Including 3m southerns;
market steady: cnoice exnort ana nressea
beef steers, to.o01iR.50; fair to good, S2 50
(j7j.2o; western steers, I3.25lr4.i5; stockers
nd feeders, K.M:h4.40; soutnern steers,
2.6lf4.40; southern cows, t2.(ftS.26; unlive
cows, I2.001i-4.it0; nntlve heirers. I'J.SIKUolO
bulls. t2.0(i!j4 00; calves, S3.Ot (H7.00.
HOGS Receipts. 17.0i hend; market
opened 5c lower and closed strong: top
15.05: hulk of sales. 4.8(1i4.ii7!4: heavy,
l4.901t5.flo : packers, S4.806j4.97H; Pits and
1 irhts. S4 0074.!;iA.
SHEEP AM) liAMMH HCCCipiS, S.tl
head: market stendy; native lambs, ta.50
(S7.5); western lambs. S5.50in7.n0; fed ewes
an.t VAflrllnn 11 PJVHH 111 VOKlurn fefl venr-
llngs. S5.25if6.6D; western fed sheep. 4.Z5
10; stockers and feeders, H.'a4.....
St. Louis Mve Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Deo. 11 CATTLE Re.
oelnts. 7.510 head. Including 1.500 Texans;
market weak: nntlve shipping and export
steers, t4.7Bf6on; dressed beer and mitcner
teers. tS.60ifi6.3S: steers under 1.000 pounds.
12 40114 00: stockers and feeders. S2.0On3.1O:
cows and heifers, 11.91vu4.4t): canners. i..o'ii
10: hul s. t2.251i3.50: calves, S2.50iB5.dO:
Texas and Indian steers, S2.101ia.8o; cows
and heifers, 32.101 3.15.
HOGS Receipts. is.oon neai: margci
steadv: nlira and lla-lits. Si. 40114.00: packers
S4.5OG4.90; butchers and best heavy, 84.76 iT
K CO
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2,500
head; market steadv; native muttons, So. 00
fi6.60; lambs, S5.5CS7.40: culls and bucks,
SSkli4.25; stockers, S3.tKKff3.75; Texans. 83 50
Q4.30.
St. Joseph l.lve Stork Market
ST .TORF.PH. Mo.. Dec. 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4.661 head; market steady to loc
lower: natives, S3.80'nS.10; cows and ne'rers,
tl.5O1ifi.00: stockers and feeders, 32.76t33.80.
HOGS Receipts. 11. neao; marsei wean
to 6c lower; light, S4.7OU4 90; medium and
heavv, t4.80f(iB.0O; bulk, t4.8241l4.924.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpt. 3,086
head; market steady.
Slonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. la.. Dec. 12. tSpecial Tele-
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1.4(0 head.
Market steady; stocgers active; nn,
S3.501i6.60; cows, bulls and mixed, S2.OOH3.fii);
stockers and feeders. 32.76'63.66; calves and
yenrline-s. t2.50?i3.:.
HOGS Receipts. 6.000 hesd. Market
strong, selling at S4.66tj4.86; bulk of sale,
84.7'q4.80.
Stock In Sight.
Ttecelnts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were as follows:
cattle, nog", enoen.
South Omaha
',000
9.300
9.000
Hloux City ....
Kansas City ..
St. Joseph ....
St. Louis
1,400
18.000
4.651
7.500
,fV
G.oro
17.000
11.208
13.000
35,000
9,000
8.0'
2.F01
18,000
Chicago
Totals
44,531 91.569 41.5S6
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12. COTTON Spot
closed quiet 30 points decline; middling
uplands, 11.80c; middling gulf, 18.05c. Sales,
none.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., ixc. lz.-twiuji-
steady; middling. ll74o. Bale, none; re
relpts, 636 bales: shipments, 391 bales;
stocV. 30.1V4 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Deo. 13. Ctrl TON Bpot.
limited demand: prices lower: American
n.Mtin fal. A AVI' ru,ri nildflllnff. 6 26d:
middling 08d; low middling. 6.92d; good
of the day were 6.O0J bales, of which 500
bales were ror speculation ana export ana
included 5.100 holes of American. Receipts,
37.O0O bales. Including 20,200 bales of Ameri
can. TEv ORLEANW. IJec. iz.-i:unon-8teady.
quiet; sules, 1,?00 bales; ordinary,
9c; good ordinary. 10.3c; low middling,
11 I-60; middling. 11 I-I60: good middling,
12 l-16c; middling fair. 124c. Receipts. II,.
582 bale; tock, 312.104 bales.
Visible Supply of Grata.
NEW YORK, Deo. 12. Special telegraphic
and cable communications received by
Bradstreef show the following changes In
available supplies as compared with pre
vious account : ,
Wheat. United States and Canada east of
the Rockies, decreased 7ir8,00ft bit.; afloat for
and In Europe, increased 4.400.0OO bu.; total
supply. Increased S.392,000 bu.
Corn. United States and Canada, east of
the Rockies. Increased 2.172.000 hu.; de
creased, 439 000 bu.
The lending Increases reported thl week
are 1 280,0i) bu. In Manitoba. 661.(00 st Port
land Me.. 216.000 at Omaha. 137,000 at Good
rich ' Ont., 75.000 at Cleveland. 71,000 at
Louiville and 70.000 at Port Huron.
The leading decreases are 462.000 bu. at
Chicago private elevator. 70,000 at Ogden
burg 60.000 at Uncoln and vicinity, 64,000 at
Burlington and 60,(00 at the Irflnneapoll
private elevator.
Sugar aad Molasses.
VPW YORK. Dec. 12. SUGAR Raw.
strong: fair refining. 34c; centrifugal
tat teat. 34o: molasses sugar. rc
Refined, firm: No. . 4 10c: No. 7. 4. Otic; No.
8 4c; No. 9. 395c; No. 10. 190c; NO. 11, I ttoci
j K 'j, l80c; No. 13, 8 75e: No. 14. 8 56c;
. f tlonf,. A 456c; mould A. 5.06c; cut
f ,40c. crUshed. t.ldc; powdered. 4 80c;
rani.Ui4 4 7uc: cubes. 4 96c.
MOLAP8R8 Firm; New Orleans open
wi!l mnd to choice. 8o4l38.
NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 13. SUGAR
Firm; open kettle. 3084c; open kettle cen
triliigal, 34WI 7-1-; oentrii'igal whites,
fi4!c: vellowg. 3434c: seconds. 2&24C
MOLASSES Open kettle. 304130c; cen
trifugal. 84J30C Byrup, 2oS26c.
Coffee Market.
..
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T4 .
;..
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74..
4 .
7..
NEW YORK. Dec. IS COFFEE Market
for coffee future opened aieaay at un
changed price to a decline of 6 point,
under a continuance of Wall treet liqui
dation, rather disappointing French cables
and somewhat heavier Brazilian receipts.
The selling pressure waa not so aggres
sive as recently, however, and after some
I Irregularity the marget turnea nrm in mo
late evasion on buying by local Interest,
a moderate detiinnd from Europe and n -crlng.
The close was firm al n net n.l
vane of iVi15 pnlnls. Hlc were I'-pori'd
of i2..!i K IK". Iiit'lmlliiw Jiilnliiy at i'...'"'i
k March al i, ;:i...i 4'i', April nt i; i ;
Mnv at 6 StWiR '4V. Julv at s i.'.im..v. H. -tcmber
at 6 vn ;i.V m:d October nt r. ! t
7tc. Spot Rio. nominal; No. 7. Invoice,
7"c.
OM4H4, W IIOI.K, ALL MARKI'.T.
Condition ot Trade and (tnotailona on
Staple nnd Faney Prodnee.
FOGS Fresh receipts, cam! led stock, 36c.
LIVE POULTRY-lien. 84c roosters,
tc; tui k a. i-'jIJi-. ou ks, 'n', spring
chickens. 4e; g'ese, St.
IRESSE1 IX'l I. I'R 1 Ttirkej s, 14jl5c;
old tonis, K'4'uKlc; chickens, Hulilc; old
roosters. 7c; ilu.'ks, lOnli.-; geese, UK?.
BUTTER Packing to,k, 16c; choice to
fancy Unity, Isajluc; cwamery, .lu'.lV'i
prints, 214c.
8LGAK Stum1nrd granulated. In bbls.
S5.21 per cwt.; cubes, lu.10 per cwt.; cut-
loaf. 16.60 per cwt.; No. C, extra C. bags
or bbl., 806 per cwt.; No. 10. extra C.
bag only, 14.90 per cwt.; No. 15 yellow,
bugs only. S4.V per cwt.; XXXX powdered.
'f. t.er cwt.
FRESH FISH-Trout. lOtSllo: halibut. 13c:
buffalo, dressed, !c; pickerel, dressed. 641;
white bass, dressed, lie.; sunllsli, m.-; perch,
scaled and dressed. 8c; pike, Pc; catfish,
no; red snapper. ieo: salmon, 11c; croppies.
12c: eels. lc; bullheads. 11c: ".lock bass.
26c; whilefish, l-'c; frog legs, per dux., 35c;
lobsters, green, i.e. ixmeu tousrers. Hoc;
shad roe. 45c; bluehsh. 15c; herring. 4o
HAY Price quoted by Omaha Feed com
pany: No. 1 upiand, Si; medium, Jo.W;
coarre, 16. .
BRAN Per ton. S14.60
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATES 1'er box of 30 1-lb. Kkgs.. 82 0):
Hallowee. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 641;
layer, per lb., 6c; walnut-stuPcd, 1-lb. pkaa..
2.u0 per doll. , bulk, ic per 10.; 7-lb. boxes,
11.00.
UKAiNUtia-caiitornia navels, all sixes.
33.45; Florida, all sizes, 83.00.
L1i.MO.ns Limoniera, extra fancy, 140
Ixc, tl.2o; 3(0 and 4u0 sixes. S4.754Uu.u0.
FIGS California, per lo-lb. carUm, 75U
S6c; Impotted bnoniH, 4-crown, 12c; -ciowu.
14c.
BANANAS Per medlum-alxed bunch, 11.75
Q2.26; Jumbos, S2.5ojj3.0w
TANGERINES Florida, per bos of
about 16, S3. 00.
r.Ull'k' k'111'IT.Pi.r'Mlt. 15 Sll
FRUITS.
PEARS Lawrence and Mount Vernon.
2.W.
AITLta - caiiroruia Beiiencwers, i.5J
per bu. box: Colorado Joiiathuus.' Si.00 i,ei'
bu. box; Ben uavM, ii.tw r ou. box;
Wlr.esaiS. 6J.0U per ou box; ouk; arlntiee.
82.00 per bu., Ne' York apples. I aO per
bl.
ORATES Imported Mat-'.gas, 85.5t)fi.6.0u.
CKANBERRKia Jerseys. 812.00 per bbl.;
Bell and Bugle. 412 50.
OLD VEGETABLES.
PCTA'l'ULo - xtoiue-ejidwn, pcf bu , Wii
66c; South l.'akota, per bu., 75c.
ONIONS llome-growu, yellow and rt-ii,
per bu., 80c, bpaiiisu, per crate, Sl.iv.
NAVY BKAN3 Per UU 2.00.
LIMA BEANS Per bu., 64c
CABBAUb. Itome-gruviii and Wlsconiiu.
In citties, i.er 10.. ltiuc.
CAltHOlS. PARSNH'S AND TURNIPS
Per bu., 0nfliuc.
. r,l,hnl-ixaianiaxoo, per dos., 2uc.
SWEET PuTATuES Kansas, per 3-bu.
bbl.. l. .0.
NEW VEGETABLES.
CAULlFi.u Jih-riir crate, S-.7.
TOMATOES Cailturnla, per crate of 'J)
tbs., 2.b0.
VSAX BEANS Per hamper of About 5o
lbs. net, 4J.0O.
UTR1NU BEANS Per hamper of ahoot
80 lbs. net, tJ.utu4.00.
EGG PLANT 1 lorlda, per dox.. 8120
1.50.
GREEN PEPPERS-Florlda, per hamper
of about lo dor.. )2.60.
TURNIPS Loulaiuna, per dux. bunches,
46o.
8IIALLOTT8 Louisiana, per Cot.
bunches, 7ic.
HEAD LETTUCE Louisluna. per bbl.,
ts.ovy lo.tO; per dos beud, tl.oo. .
LEAF LETTUCE Hot House, per box o?
12 to 15 heads. 65c.
CUCUMBERS Hot house, nor do.. SI. 2:
01.60.
RADISHES Hot house, per doz. bunches,
75c. 1
MUSHROOMS -Hot Hour), per tb.. 50Jt75c.
Sterling coffee acta. Edholm,. Jeweler.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 rib. 124c; No. 3 rib, 84c; No. 3 rib.
60; No. 1 loin, 16c; No. 2 loin, 104c; No. J
loin, 74c; No. 1 chucks. 5c; No. 2 chucks,
4c; No. 3 chuck, 8c; No. 1 round. 7c; No. 2
round, 64c; No. 8 round, 54c; No. 1 plate,
4c; No. 3 plate, S.i; No. 3 plate, 24c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDERPer keg, 83 76: per nbl 86.76.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., S3.60.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 6c; Wisconsin
brick. 14c; Wisconsin linioerger, 13c; twum,
144c; young Amcuuas, 144c
NUTS Walnut. No. 1 soft shell, new
crop, per lb.. 154c : hard shell, per lb:.
134c. Pecan, lurgu, per lb., 14c; sinall, hu
lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb., .-; roasted, per
lb.. 8c Chill walnuts, per lb., 12ui84c. Al
monds, soft shells, per lb., lc; hard shells,
.... It. Cll.alll,i.t-U hl.'Ui.rtf ni.tu n..
bu.. 82.26; largj hickory nuts. per. bu.. $1.50.
Cheatnuts. per lb., luc. Cocoanuts. 84. aO per
sack of 100.
HIDES No. 1 green, 9c; No. 2 green, 8c;
No. 1 snlted. 104c; No. 3 salted. 94c; No. 1
veal calf, 11c; No. 2 zeal calf,. 9c; drv
salted, 7&14c; cheep pelt. 2ic'y 11.00, horse
hides. ::.6oa3.u).
HOLLY In cases, 2x2x4 foot, 50c per
ease; In bbls., $1 60 per bbl.
MI8TLETOE Per lb.. 26c.
WREATHS Holly, magnolia and ever
green, $;.." per doz.
OH aad ltostfa.
NEW YORK. Deo. l'-OILH-Cottonseod,
steady: prime crude, nominal; prime yel
low, 2Wt'.'94c. Petroleum, steady; teflned,
New York. 37.60: Philadelphia and' Balti
more, 87.75; prime, in bulk, 84.65. Turneit
tlne, quiet, 641i644c
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common to good,
83.30.
SAVANNAH. Dec, 12.-OIL-Turpentine.
firm, 61c.
ROSIN-FIrm, A. B, C. 82 774; D, 82 85; K,
S2.924; F, S3 0oij3.0f!4; G. 13 10; H. I3.6: I.
83.474; M. 84.474: W. G., 86.10; W. W.. 85.35.
OIL CITY. Deo.. 12. 4)118 Credit bal
ance. 1.68. Shipments, 62,057 bbls., average
6U.231 bbl.; run, 17..90 bbls.. average 67.4I
bbls. Shipments. Lima, 70.937 bbls., average
67,789 bbls.; runs, Lima, 6,733 bbl., average
41.326 bbls.
REAL KSTATK THASFEn.
The following deeds were filed for record
December 12:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
O. A. Undquest and wife to Gretchert
Crossett, lot 21, block 13, Rosn HUL. 8 tfa)
Francis and O. W. Smith to Yourvi
Men' Christian association, lots 1
and i. block 145. Omaha 62,S"
I
I O. C. Dletz to C. A. Wagner, w4 lota
A and B. Kel om a Atld 4. "i
Henry Wltzke and wife to Bnon,
land companv, lots 11 ana u, dioch
19. Halcyon Heights l.fioO
Benson lnd company to Henry
Wltxke. 83.7 acres In vih se 36-lo-lz 4.on
John Bishop and wife to Lucy Run.
lots 11 and u. t.ioca 0. creignion
Helgths S.Maj
E. M. Parrotte to David Howell, lot
19. block 4. UkK View Add 1J
John Monahan, Jr., and wile to J. M.
Graham, north 124 teet or souin a
feet of north 43 feet lot 8. bloc!-. 1.
C. E. Mayno First Add. to Val
ley .. 4V.
J. M. Graham to Charles Collen,
ante 41
F. M. Shoemaker et al. to Maty 1.. ,
Shoemaker, lots a and . diock .'.
Saunders ft It's Add I
Ida D. Glass and husband to J. J.'
Fitzgerald, lot 6. block .', Mount
Douglas Add ' StaT
DEEDS.
Frank Thompson et 11 1, to Isaac Itry.
lot 11. block 77. South Omaha 1,J5(
Q. H. Thummel (speclil adinlnlst rato: I
to J. O. H. puney, ucres in nc-
sw4 26-15-12
Total amount of transfers.
PRIVATE WIRES
Von Dorn Grain Co.
Member
Chicago Board of Trad
Omaha Grain Exchange.
Grain and Provisions
Bought and sold for cash or futur delivery
Receiver and Shippers,
fit and 230 BOARD OF TRADE BL1XJ.
Tel. 1006. OMAHA.
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F. D. Day & Co.
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