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    I UK OMAHA 1UTLY BKK: TUESDAY, DKCKMHKK in, I'M 13.
GRAIN m PRODUCE MARKET
Big Liqaidation Cttii
Whe.t
Wetkitu in
BULLS FORCE DECEMBER CORN HIGHER
Uoee U Cent and Half Abort alr
dny 4Hber Month Urtk-Knall
Oata Holder Inclined
10 laloaal.
OMAHA. I-e. 18. 1905.
Wheal opened
airong on higher rtlil'i
wn,rn -era unexpected in the face of the '
(IT. Am'r,rr market Saturday. May
Y. .i 1 "r"l,y o aunve naturuay a close.
At these figures holders started to unload
and the market broke, atop loas felling
causing further weakness. Tha big In
crease In the visible anpply m a heavy
weakening Influence. liecember closed at
K34c. May at 87'0e7c. and July at 82
Tha bulla, who have cornered the contract
corn, were able, to force old December up
IV- Other montha were weak. Old De
cember cloaed at 4S4o, new December at
44V. May at 44i&444c. and July at 44Vtc.
In oats there waa a great deal of eoat
tered liquidation. Small holdera notice the
abaence of usual good aupport on weak
enot and are Inclined to unload. Decem
ber cloaed at SoVrJufV, May at 2lVfi32o
and July at tOV-
The lncreaa In the world' visible aup
ply or wheat waa 4 835,iao bushels. Corn
increaaed 1.036000 bushels and oata da
creaaed 79.0m bushel.
Clearances were 4OZ.000 bushel of corn,
IR.OOf) bushel of oats, 2to.Cs bushels of
wheat, and 41,000 barrels of flour. primary
wheat receipts were 1.342.0m bushel and
ahlpmenta 337.000 bushels, against receipts
last year of 1.CA4.000 bualiels and ahlpmenta
of 23S.0O9 bushela. Primary corn recelpta
were l.KM.OiO bualiela, and shipment 6fi3.i0
bushels, against recelpta last year of 1.279 -000
buahela and ahlpmenta of 491,000 bushel.
Liverpool closed unchanged on wheat
and unchanged to 4d lower on corn.
World's wheal ahlpmenta were under
the estimate and amounted to 9.168,000 bush
ela, against 12.T52.O00 bushela the previous
week, and M40.0U0 bushela last year. The
decrease on passage la 4.So00"0 bushela
World'a corn ahlpmenta were 4.71L',000 buali
els, against 4,071,000 bushels last week.
Wednesday there will be the final report
of the government crop figures, but It Is
not expected they will chango the estimate
from iix.l.Ofv.000 bushels, as indicated In
f Ictohcr.
From the Inter Ocean: "The holiday dull
ness has settled over the trade earlier than
usual, and there la an indiapositlon on the
part of most of the large operators to go
alow until the December la out of the way.
There la a falr-alsed open Interest In this
mouth, and It la dlflVult to execute orders
owing to the light trade. The Armour in
terest controls the contract stocks, which
are alight ly over .Yflf).im bushels, and will
evidently merchandise it this winter. It Is
believed to he hedged for May and it la
not pressing on the market."
Omaha f'aali Salea.
WIIEAT-No. 2 hard. 1 car, TSV
hard, 1 car, TUc; 1 car, 76c; No. 4
car, 7&c; 1 car. 74c: bulkhead. B7c.
: No.
hard,
CORISNo. X a cars, 37V; 10 cars fpri
vnte trade); No. i, 2 curs, a7,c; no srade
ar, 34c.
KYIS No. 3, 1 car, oc.
Omaha. Cash 1'rlcea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. .NVtiRlr; No
bard. 76'78c; No. 4 hard. 7075c; No.
spring. 7'Wi7iie; No. 3 spring, 7.ro7tic.
uii-iiu. , ,o. , jii'a.iic; no
grHoe. avu.w; io. 6 yeiiow. ;i!c
OATS-No. 3 mixed, aVu2; No. 3 white
ZS'xlj.'hK'; No. 4 white. :ii'n3',ic
HVK-No. 2, B-'xc; No. 3, tic.
Carlnt Krcelot.
Wheat. Corn.
Oats
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
tit. bouts ....
27
748
01
SOT
to
V,
83
lti2
iiO
95
MOW VOHK 4.KM-'.ltAI. MARKJST
)autatlona
of the Dar
on Vartona
C'oinmodlllea.
. NKW YORK. Dec. 17.-KI-rR-Recelpta.
Z1.6W3 bbla. ; exports, 17.W10 bbla.; sales. 314)
Ptcga. Market dull; winter ratenta. 14.20'il
4.54; winter atralghts, ;i.90'(i4.10; Minnesota
patents. 4.0f(j6.00; winter extras, 2.8i'u3.25;
AUnneaota hakera. H.oik'uS im; winter low
grades, i7tV(iS.20. Rye flour, steady; aalea
-o ooia. ; ralr to good. 13.90414.10; choice to
tancy. 11 iMrs.46. Jtuckwheat flour, quiet,
spoi anil to arrive
Hi ( K v ll KAT (Julet, 63c, nominal, dellv-
eren at New York.
. COKNMKAL Steady; line white and yel
low, l. 25; coarae. tl.140jl.l0; kiln dried, 3.W
VO.lll.
RYE Nominal; No. 2 western, 75c, c. I. f.
4ew rork.
BARLEY Stead v; feeding. 4lc, c. I. f
Puffalo; malting. 4rvit52c. c. I. f. Iluffalo.
WH BAT Receipts, loi.unt bu. : cxmirta
12S. 10S bu. Spot market weak: No. 2 red,
HIV elevator; No. 2 red, fV f. o. b. afloat;
mi. 1 noithern Duluth, mv f. o. b. afloat
No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal f. o. b. afloat.
In the face of the Chicago bank fullurea
wheat whs firmer this morning. it re
liected small world's and Russian ship
ments, alr iic.ua tires, bull support and a
big derreaw on passage. Hharp declines
followed under liquidation, the weakness in
Wall Mr cel. big primary receipts anil north
west selling, and llnal prices allowed a par
tial V net advance. May. 91 13-l&irt2V.
closed at 91V: DeccmlM'i, m-SSi'ii', closed
at 94V-
COllN-Recclpts. 1.VS.875 bu.; exports, 2W.
451 bu. Spot maiket Irregular; No. 2. 67c,
old elevator, and 51c I. o. b. atloat: No. 2
tlow and No. 2 white, &v. tiptlon market
was steady and cloaed V lower, except
December, which was wanted by shorts and
closed V net higher. January closed at
04c; May closed t Coo; July closed at 50V 1
l.w-enilier, 501, closed at 5tc.
OATP-Receipts, 1 17."ta bu;; exports, 10,0(1
'ii. Sjwt market sieadv; mixed. to J2
lbs., ::Tl;J74c- n.ituiul while, 3o to 32 lbs.,
!'4; clipped white. ;r, lo 40 lbs.. 4urti42c.
I'KliD fillet: spiliigbran, )1K.5n4i I9.ui; De-
ember shlpmnt; nnd Jling.i. tlS 509.Oi, De
cember shipment; city. SiA.ootn 2:1.50.
II A Y (Julet ; flipping. i0f)5c; goKl to
choice, u4ik6c.
HOI'S yulet ; htate. l omtiion to choice,
r crop. 10nl9c; 19m crop, 1 041 15c; olds, bit
so; Facinc coast, IsnO crop, 104)Hc; 19n4 crop,
Stl12e, olds. StiSc.
MllKS Finn: tluUeston, 20 to 25 lbs. 2'",
CiillfoinlH, si to lu lbs., lie, Texas, dry, 21
to S'i lbs , 19c.
1.KA I II KR Firm; aehl. i'."274c
Pitt IVIKION'H tleef. quiet; funilly. $1130
i I2.Su; nieas, $i aii lo.ao; beef ham. $20. a')a'
. 0; packet. I'li.sou ii.m; city exira
1'u'l
mess. $17.5i t 18 50. Cut meats, quiet; pickled
bellies. S 5o-(i9 fai; pickled shoulders. $i fOrt
7.10, pickled hams. I9.254I9 75. lird, steady;
western steamed. $7.7i'wj7 9o; refined, steady;
continent. $8 .00: South America. $8ii0; com
pound, $i.&24o 5T4 Fork, steady; family.
$lf 50: short dear, $15 ikwi 17.00; mess, $15 00
(t15 25.
TALLOW l'nrelv steady; country. 44S
4 V.
It ICE Fair: domestic, fair to extr. 34
title; Japan, nominal.
BETTER - Finn; street price, extra
creamery. I24f244c. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra. l&UL'lc; slate dairy,
common to extra, lf23c; western factory,
common to nrsts. 1oali4e: western imita
tion creamery, extras, 184619c, firsts, 174
ti 18c.
I'll FKSW Steady ; atate full cream, small
nnd laige. colored and white. September,
fancy, 13V: atate October best. 12fil3c;
slat late made, small, colored and white,
average test. 104c; largo. 12c; fair, lKullV-
EOilS Steady , elate, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white, 36c ; state
choice. 33tq34c; aisle mixed extra. "i:Cc;
western finest selected, 27 2V; state aver
ag best. lf.
ltll'LTRY Dressed. Irregular: western
chickens. 84il&c; turkeys, I21t2c; fowls, ;st
12V-
Mlnnennolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 1.-FU)I R-Flnn;
first patent. $4.nuj4.7u: second iwteilts, $4.i0
ii4.6: first clears, $3ikei3.76; second clears,
45ti2 84
MRAN-ln bulk, $12 5iVS13 75.
iSupertor quotations tor MlnneK)lis ds
l.er)( The ii..(u uf prices, aa reported
by K. D. Day at Co.. 110-111 Board of Trada
building, was:
Articles.! Open. High Low. Close. Sat'y.
Wheat-I
Dec...
May ..
Julv...
May...
I
1 S.
S5Vu4l
8ii4'j 4
I o--4
i I 41
i
824
M J
84
I
1 0S:
1 .lev
Wi
i
8141 81i4
t4 854
854 04W 4
1 08 J 1 05
1 S. 1 ia4
1 054
1 14
Minneapolia 4'ash Chiee NVheat, No. 1
bard. 83V'. 1 northern, 83V-; No. 2
northern. 8"Tc; No, 3. 774.9c; No. 1 durum,
714''; No. 3 durum, 71c. Corn: No. $ yel
low, S8V; No. 3. 37V; ' arrive, 3nVc- Oats:
No.
47c.
3 white. S74c to 2SV- Barlev: 35c to
R: (Wo to tHc. Max: $1 OSV
Ikvlalb tiraia Market.
HI l.l'TIf lec 18 -ti ll EAT To arrive.
w. I not them, lie, No. 2 iiortbani, Hv,
on track. No. 1 northern r: No. 2 not th
em. Mc; December. 3 : Mm. 8.V-.
OATS To arrive and on iraik. 29V.
CHICAGO I.H1 M PRIM ll
Featarea of the Trading ami ('Inalns
Prirra on Ilnard of Trade.
'HlCAfiO, Deo. IS -The difficulties of
ttirre hxal financial Institution caused a
Weak close In the hMl market here todav.
Other Influences contributing to thi result
were largo prlmarv tcceipta and a liberal
Increase In tin? available stock. At the
close May wheat Was (iff 4c I -nrn H
down 4'iV. Onts showed a loss of V
Provisions wtrn lyoTV higher.
During thp flrat hour thp wheat market
was leuisrkahly Hrin considering the un
easiness In financial circles following the
suspension of tho Walsh hanks. The llrm
neaa n largely the result of the bullish
character of the weeklv statistics World s
shipments for the week were nearly 4.oai..in
"lan for the previous week nnd a large
jx reentage of the decrease whs recorded in
the Russian exports. In addition to this
tho amount of breadstuff on ocean pas
sage decreased 4.5f-.' till, for the week.
After opening a shad! lower to a shade
higher at 77c to 8c the price of the May
option was bid up to sK,c- At this point
Wheat broke badly at Minneapolis and St.
Ixiuls, the decline being du. It is said,
to the bank situation In Chicago. Th"re
was heavy selling on order from these two
grain centers. This brought out free selling
oy the loca tralers. As tirlccs declined
stop loss orders increased the pressure and
the weakness became more pronounced. An
increaae or 4,l.'4,i bu. In the visitue bui- i
i'iy exenea a nearisn innuence on im
market, an Increase of only 3."no,oi) bu.
having been expected. Another factor
bringing on the decline waa the large pri
mary recelpta, which were 1.342,Ot bu., com
pared with l.iG4.io bu. a year ago. I mler
these Influences May declined to 7'c. I'art
of the lose was regained on covering by
shorts, but the close was weak with May
at 87-S'&7,tC. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equnl to .HM.OTt bu. Minne
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 879 cars against M0 cara lost week
and 7S1 cars a year ago.
Increased receipts and the weaktv'sa of
wheat hud a depressing effect on the corn
market. Fit traders and commission houses
were the chief sellers. The close was easy.
May opened unchanged totVe lower at Vt'p
44V, sold between 44c and 44V and closed
at 4IV- Local receipts were 74ti cara with
( cara of contract grade.
Several prominent commission houses
were active sellers of oats today nnd the
market was Inclined to lie weak. The
break In wheat waa the chief factor, al
though Increased receipts had considerable
effect. The market closed at about the
lowest point of the day. May opened un
changed to a shade higher at 32Vi32V to
Sl'V. "old off to 31V and closed ut 81T.W
32c. Iocal receipts were 345 cars.
Notwithstanding the weakness of grain
the provisions market was firm throughout
the day. Offerings were small and sta
tistics favorable to the bulls. The move
ment of packing house products whs said
to be very heavy. Packers were the prin
cipal bidders. At tho cIohb May pork was
up 7V at II3.22H l.i'd and ribs were each
up 2V at $7.3"ti'J 324 and $7.15 respectively.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
37 enrs; corn, CU4 cars; oats, 345 cars; hogs,
36.000 head.
The leading future ranged as follows:
Articles.
Wheat
Iec.
May
July
Corn
five.
J Dec.
May
July
Oats
Dec.
Mav
July
Fork
Jan.
May
Jun.
May
Ribs
Jan.
May
Open.
Hlgh.l Dow. Close.l flut y.
83V 83TBi84f8fi
8H! 87' S7S'(l'i 7V((
Kl'ij Wh2tr MS
481: 4V, 48, 47
45i2 4C, 4l'(i4fil 4fi
4tm 44 i44'n44.l 44-S,
,87TtK!
4S,g-s;
444f(S!
44'4 44SJI, 44'i; 44','441,'tf'
SoVSOTstiSI.JOS'nH iVWaliV 3iV4
32".4'uISii
32 V
30V
3IV31VH3.
30 I
30V4; 304
3'4
13 07'a
13 15
13 3.i
13 07Vii
13 30
13 15
13 35
13 nr.
13 25
13 30
7 55
67'
' 4"'
' 32'
7 55
7 324 i
7"i
6 02'Ai
7 124(
7 574!
7 55
7 30
7 32
7 "4
7 32'.
i 30
I
6 924!
7 15
6 A5
7 15
6 !2'i
7 124
15
No. 2. tOld. JNew.
FlAl'R Basy ; winter patents, 3.6Vii
4.10; straights. J3.ti5'a.ls.r; sprliix patents,
$3.76(4.10; atralghts, $3.trt,3.iiO; bakers, $2.2j
4)3 20.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 854jS7c; No. 3,
86c; No. 2 red, 87Va8V.
CORN No. 2. 4S'v; No. 2 vellow. 44c.
OATS No. 2, 30V; No. 2 white, 32V5J32V:
No. 8 white, 314'tf32V-
RYE No. 2. 7c.
' HA RLE Y tlood feeding, 38c; fair to
Choice malting, 41fj4c.
tSEEDS No. 1 Max, $1.00; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.07. tlover. contract grade, $12,750'
13.00. Tlmothv. prime, $3.35.
PROVISIONS Me ptirk, per bbl., $12.7"'ii
12.80. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.55'a7.674. Short
ribs sides (loose), $6.87 V(j7.oo; short ciear
sides (boxed). $7.124'i7.2o.
Following were tho receipts and shl,
ments ut flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye, bu
Barley, bu
.. 19.9il IS. 100
. 22. at. 21. Sao
.513.400 159.3')
.2bT.2i 163.VW
. 9.t'ioo 6.1K)
. 72. into ,3"0
On tne Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 174ii
2k4c; dairies, K'ul'iic. Eggs, steady; al
mark, cases included, 1 Mi 22c; tlriats, 2ic;
prime firsts, 24e; extras, 20c. Cheese,
steady; 114'ul3c.
Kansas t'lty tiraln nnd Prorlalona,
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 18. WHEAT
Steady; December. 78V; July, 754c; cull
No. i hard, smukJc; No. 3, 7i4'4o"c, No. 2
red. Dl'ifHic; No. 3, Ko-tiiWv.
CORN Steady; December, 39V; May,
39'.,c; July. 39V; cash No. 3 mixed, 40c; No.
2 while. 40V; N. 3, 4oc.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white, 31Vj32c.
IIAY-Steady; choice timothy, $11. 00
lino; choice prairie, f.t.ln'u 10.00.
R Y E Steady at 03y)C.
. BI TTER Steady ; creamery. .2C.
EtHJS Steady ; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whilewood cases Included. 23c; case
count, 22c; cases returned, 4: less.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 212. too i:i2.i.0
Corn, bu 381.iaj0 ;ll.oi)
Outs, bu 17.000 U.ixK
The leading futures at Kansas City as re
ported by the Von Doru Grain company
ranged as follows:
Artlclcs.l Open. High.1 Low. Close.j Sat'y.
1 I I I
T9',, ?',! 7SS; 78V 79V,
8.11., (y.. 79V"i7!-V'' 4 804-14
76 , 764; 754; 154; 75-g
I I I I
141 Jc-'V,' 394, 3:', 34
Si. 394 ;nv 3y'oJ, m1
Corn
Dec... May..
JlllV.
39S'(J 394'i,4)l3!tijV.
I Oats-
I I
J-)',; 3041
814l 314i 31
Dec
:to
May...
Fork-
Jau
May...
31
pl'.iiH
12 7 13 re-re' 12 9J 113 02-05,
13 20-22 13 22-26:13 20-22 13 22
12 92
13 15
ljard- I
I
Jan..
T 35 1 7 37 1 7 35 ; T 35
May... 7
i i :
25-i2
7 22
t. I.onls tieneral Market.
LOCI 8. Iec. 18-WHEAT-Ixiwer.
cash, elevator, 9iii92c; track, Sl'dVlc;
80V; July. 0V. No. 2 hard.
ST.
No. 2
May.
hJiusKc
CORN Iower; No. I cash, 41c; track
ii 424''. December. 41 4c; May 424'&42V
41V
OATS Ixiwer; No. 3 caah, 3c; track,
J2V; December. 30V; May, S14c; No. 2
white. S3c
FleOl'lt-Steady; red winter patr-nts, ft k)
i4 5; extra and fancy atraight, $3 :.k8 4 an,
clear. $2in3 30.
SEED Timothy, ateady at $2.&ottj'2 80.
CoHN'M KA Steady ; $2.50.
BRAN-Steady; sacked, eaat track. 781r0c.
HAY Steady; timothy. $8 0Ob15oO; prairie,
$7 UOU10 50.
IRON COTTON TIES 99c.
RAtHilNt- 4e.
HEMP TW1.SE 7'ic
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
$13.50. Iard. higher; prime steam, $7.35.
Dry sa.lt nieata. steady; boxed, extra shorts,
$8oo; clear ribs, $8,124: abort clears, Juki.
Bacon, ateady; boxed, extra ahorta. $a.75;
clear ribs, n.ou: snort clears, $9 124.
Pol" LTRY Turkeys rlrin, chickens, weak;
a-btckens. 7c: spring. 74a94i': turke),
13'v; ducks lo4c; geese, 8c.
BETTER Steady. creamery . ZllrlSc;
dairv. 18j21c.
KtlilS Steady ; 224c case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, Dbis u.oui
Wheat, bu S3.0UO
Corn, bu I60.0O0
Oats, bu 94. 'Mi
11.000
oO.uoO
lii.aiio
OJ. X)
Palladelaihla Prod ore Market.
PHI I.A DELPHI A. Dec. 18 -BCTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, JSe; extm
nearby print. 28c.
EiHJS-Finn; nearby fresh aul western
fresh. 28c at mark.
CHEFJiE Dull; New York full cream,
12llHc-
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. Iiec. 18 CORN Lower;
No 3 ellow. 41c; No. J. 41c; No. 4. 3De; 110
grade. 33R36&
OATS Ea; No. I white, c; Nv. 4
while. :vu'.-.
WHISKY-H ..
Wheat I
Dec... I
May... I
July...,
I
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
lutrktt Threwn Into Spasm of Frigit by
Chicago Back failure.
HOLDINGS UNLOADED AT LOW FIGUHES
Ia le
Aaerfed by Prompt
prf ollri and
of the l.uaa la H
fdifrnl.
Support
I'art
NEW YORK, lec. H. The news from
Chicago tills morning practically wiped the
stock market slate clean and gave a new
busla to atart from. The iallure of three
Important banking Institutions In Chicago j
mm- m a loiai surprise 10 hii street
so far ns uny previous deelopmcnt had
Indicated. Tho stock market was thrown
iruo a spasm of fright and the appearance
of the market at the opening sutflclently
indicated the determination of alarmed
hoidets to pet rid of tiieir slocks at any
price. Various orders to sell l,iAf-shate
blocks of Amalgamated Copper came to
getticr to an agxtcgaie of over 10, W Bhares,
part of them oemg sold at I1"' and others
simultaneously all the way down to 03.
This was the extreme example of the
effect of the news on the Stock exchange.
although tlu r
were ery wide openings on
running sales In L'ldon Facltic, Brooklyn
I'tansil, St. 1'miI and oilier imrtanl
stocas at severe losses. In the curb market
l nitcd Copper, in which the speculation has
been very active recently, sold at ft then
abruptly slumped to if. These disastrous
effects In prices were due In a large meas
ure to the extremely heavy stop loss orders
which honeycombed the market Ht a level
slightly below Kuturday s closing. The
orders in such cases are to sell stocks
at any price In the event of the maraet
falling to a given point and the resulting
avalanche Is sure to gain speculative force.
This being the case, il was perceived that
prompt measures were reijulred to avert a
panic . Enormous support was accorded the
market ami the demoralized sentiment thus
alleviated. There was a secondary wave
of liquidation mado up in part of belated
orders in the market by outsiders and In
pail by those who were able to withhold
their felling during the opening period
when there was practically no demand.
The market ebbed and flowed over a
lesser range during the latter part of the
day, but the principal liquidation seemed
lo have spent Its force and the most
damaging part of t lie louses was recovered.
It was evident that the aggravated effect
produced by the Incident was largely due
to the overextended condition of specula
tion. Successful beculators have been re
investing their prolits in new purchases of
some. 01 the very volatile stocks, which
makes 11 Very insecure condition In the
market. During the latter pari of last
Week some misgivings began lo be perci p
tiblo already over the conditions resiililng
from some of the most violent specula
tion. This added to iho vulnerability of
tiic market.
As to the Immediate financial conse
quences of the Chicago mishap the prompt
measures taken by the Chicago clearing
house nnd tho Insurance against loss of the
depositors of the banks gave strong hopes
that the consequences would be localised
and restricted. There was nothing to show
that any New t ork Interests were nrfecteu.
The stock market view uf the affair was
founded more upon the possible effects
of the failures upon general business con
fidence and the standing of credits. Cred
its are heavily vxpended and bank re
serves are low and the lierslstency with
which the consequences of tho state of
affairs are Ignored, especially the high
rates for money, la due to the
universal
confidence in the soundness of these out
standing credits. Tho shock now given to
confidence urouses a dread tliHt some con
traction of credits will be forced and the
extension of enterprise hampered by a sus
picion of the soundness of the business
fabric. Money continued strong in this
market, but eased off later in the day In
spite or remittances to Chicago. Foreign
exchange was also strong for remittance
by the last steamer avullable for end-year
payments abroad.
ttonds were iienvy. Total sales, par
value. $3,210,11110. Tutted States new 4a
declined ' per cent on cull.
The following were the quotations on the
New York Slock exchange:
SalBS High. Iw. Close.
Adams Express
Amal. Ciqiper 233.2i 1i
Am. Car & Foun 4.3 394
23.'
34
3V
!K4
39 4
984
36-)
92
221
46 1
:4
2o
42
084
1164
1584
1294
1514
106V
18114
86 V
104
161
111V
97
KX
173V
225
6i!
7"'
no.
k4
177V
14
35
144
28i4
674
47
lt.1
HH
544
2224
36
894
6"V
4i4
80
72V
17.i
1734
224
84',
2'.
an
28
6T4
;4
150V
161 4
754
12i"
244
lot
165'x
do pfd l.00 fj.14 98
Am. Cotton Oil 700 3i4 364
do pfd
Amer Express 100 2254 22o4
Am. Hide & L. pfd.. 7.3'rO 4i4 45
American Ice. secur. 8m 364
Am. Linseed Oil 100 194 194
do pfd 1 43v 41-4
Am. Locomotive 9.NH0 60 70S4
do pfd 2' 116 118
Am. Smelt. R 23. 11 138
do pfd 2.500 130 1294
Am. Sugar Rcl'nr. . . . . S.'.OOO 1504 1484
Am. Tub. pfd ctf ..' 1"6 ln64
Anaconda M. Co UUOO 184 IS04
Atchison 9.MJ0 9il4 864
do pfd U 14 l'4
Atlantic Coast Line.. 200 Ml Ml
Bait. - Ohio IS.iiou 1124 111
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pucilic .... 9.200 1734 '"2
Central of N. J l' 22ii 225
Ches. Ohio 4t 644 W4
Chi. Ai Alton pfd lao 73 ,3
Chi. Ut. Western 4.5oo S14 20t4
Chi. At N. W 1.-00 2184 217V
C., M. 4- St. P 21.o"o 17M 176
Chi. Term. & T lrt 15 15
do pfd 2 37 37
C. t!.. C. St. 1. 1o4 1o3
Colo. 4 Soiuhein 1,700 28 28
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd ' 2.000 474 46
Consolidated lias 181 I804
Corn Products 1.3ia 144 144
do pl'd Ka) 644 544
Del. i Hudtoii 400 222 221
Den. & Rio G l.tka) a.,4 364
do pfd 800 89H 894
Distillers' Securities. 5.3(a) 604 494
Erie 2.1.1O0 474 464
uo 1st pfd 700 SoV TMa
lo 2d pfd 700 724 724
tlenenil Electric 1.500 175V 1"44
Illinois Central 2.8i) 1754 173
Inter. Paper 3.800 23 224
do pfd 3.900 84S
Inter. Pump loo 27 27
do pfd l.loo 81 80
Iowa Central
. do pfd !' 574 574
K. C. Southern 11.700 34 4 33
do pfd .tfcO t.64 66' J
Louis. Nashville... 6.7uo 1514 150
Manhattan 1. 300 A 1614
Met. Securilie fi.laO 76 4 734
Met. St. Ry 13.100 121V 1194
Meg. Central 4.5J 24", 234
Minn. & St. 1 2' 80 8u
M . St. P. it S. S. M 7 m 137 137
do pfd l' ho 167
Missouri Pacific K.9) 19-i Id
M., K. & T 7.:nai 36V 354
do pfd 4.400 674 f7
National Lead 6) 86 s:!,
N. R. R. of Mi x. pfd 3o0 3S 38
N. Y. Central 20.8.0 147', 144
N. Y.. O. ti V 3.2H) 514 61
Norfolk & Western., l.aoo 814 S344
do pfd
North American I'.'.oi 99 ss
Pacific Mail 1.1m 4; 47
Fennsylvanin 2!i.4) H84 J)
J'eople'a C.as 9.4m ltaiV 1ijG4
P.. C.. C. Ac St. L
Pressed Steel dir.... 6,100 54 63'4
do pfd ?00 994 99
Pullman Palace Car. 2.0 245 245
Reading 5tS.2n 137 U.4
do 1st pfd 10 9.'4 924
do 2d pfd
Republio Steel 6.1m 34 324
do pfd I.800 104 1024
Ruck Island Co 2o." il'', 21
do pfd 7.4m t3 w.4
RubbiT OiKids 3t0 404 404
do pfd
St. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd 2.8i) 4', 45
Si. Ie.ins S. W 000 22 21
I'M ,
36
68
844
38-V
146 V
514
84
93
91.V4
47V
144
innv
M)
53V
99,
242
136
91
M4
34
lt
ii-V
6:4
40
105
i
57
6-j
121
35
99',
145
3:V
26V
U'Z
14.iV
96
IIS
8S4
61V
bV
87V
lmV
43V
114
204
V
227
170
i'i
17
4
61V
do pfd
Southern Pacific,
do pfd
67.710 664 6o4
Southern Railway 6.800 354 ,144
do pf.l 3'") 99-, 994
Term. Coal At Iron. . .220.1m 148 137
Texas Pacifti; (i,7i0 334 33
T.. St. I- & W
do pfd 1.9a0 51144 67
I'nain Pacific 273.5.0 1444 1414
do pfd tj 974 964
C. S. Ex :
C. S. Realty 1.4m 95 86
V. S. Rubber $ .al 64 534
do pfd 7ia Jin Joii
V. S. Steel M.0 37' ;fj
do pfd 37.4m I044 Iukv
Va. -Carolina Cheni.. 6.i"J 4J4 4.'4
do pfd 2iO 114 114
Wabash : 3114 304
do pf.l 30 4oV 404
Wells-Fargo Ex
Westtnghoiise Elee
Western I'nion 3u0 934 93
W. L. K
Wi. Centtal ;'. 304
do pfd 62
Northern Pacific l.'.im 2024
Central leather 7) 464
do pfd fa) 103
34
61
1994
4S
1"3
2olV
464
114
Hloss-Sherneld 2,700 !)
87
90
Total sales for the day, 1,673,30 shares.
Bank of Gerwaajr statement.
BERLIN. I iee. 18 The weekly statement
of the Inqierial tuai.k of Germany show
the following changes: Cash In hand. In
creased. ' He. cm 'murks; treasury uotes.
decreased, 24e.0 marks, uthei aecutlUt-s,
Increaaed. Jft.Wi.ano marks; notes in circu
lation, decnased. ?.V2".'im msiks.
nt York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 18.-MONEY On call,
strong, iiil2 per cent: ruling iste. 10 per
relit; dosing bid. 8 r cent; offered at t
per cent; time money stead); sixty, ninety
dss and six months, fi per cent and com
mission. t'KJMi; MERCANTILE l'ArKR-54V
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANUE-Strong, dos
ing easier with actual business in banker'
bills at $4 3.iM4 -40 for denisnd and at
$4 -70'4 2T5 tor sixty dav bills, posle.l
rates. $4 834 and $4 '"i'.jji 4.87; Commercial
bills, $4.X2'4j.
SILVER Car, fi.iV; Mexican dollars,
SO'.c.
H i.N'DS Railroad and government, hravy.
Closing quotations on bonds were a fol
lows: V. 8. rf it.
tS
tft!S Japan 4a. M rli's
lor An (',. Ctt
IS do t-i HI'M
l. At N unl. 4a .
e: "May t-. a 4a
iiwVi Mm. imiral 4. .
IV do lat In.-
bite's Minn. St U 4l
1 M K. T. la .
1ir. I .lo lr
Iu3 N R. n. .it M r. '
4 N Y. I'. J'J...
I"l' X. J C t 5
10J-, Nn. Pad. 4a
. I4
.
. -2
.10:.
t'tl:a
. "
. 244a
. ;
.Wt'tj
. w
. s4
M4
in
do rO'iDon
I la. re
do cnupun . .
1 S. ntd 4.
r
do rnupun
V. C n. 4a. rp
do rnuptiti
Am. Tobacco 4a.
do Ha
At. hlaon n. 4a. . .
do adj. 4a
Atlantic c L. 4...
Dl Ohio 4a
do A'ta
Prk. K. T r. 4a ..
Central of Ga. 6a .
d.i Ut Inc
do Id Inr
do 3d Inc
Chaa. t Ohio 44a.
tto la . 11
S N W. c. 4a HO 4
ll.: 11 8 L rtrta, 4a V
. Pfnn innv. 3m l"f4
. M Ri"adh gen. 4 O'JS
7 L. I. M. -. tt..H4
IM St. L. ft K. ft 4. 7'-
hli-ago A 4.
si I., f
7
C, tl A q n. 4a....lii'.,i Seaboard A. L. '
t'.. R. I. P. 4a. .. Tie So. P.-iec 4a ...
do rul. ua In do lut 4n rtfa.
I CC. St. L. a 4- 11 8o Rallsay Sa
. in
. MH
. IT',
1!4
.Ul
. 3'4j
.ll
.Hi
. MS
.US
. T4
. '4i
. II
.
Colo. Ind. 5a. arr. A. 7aa Texaa ft P. la.
do aerlen B.
' T . St. L ft W.
Colorado Mid. 4a
Colo, ft So. 4a...,
I'll ha 5a
1). ft R G. 4f ...
tllrtlllera' s.-. 5
Kne prior lien 4e
. 7" t'nlon rai-lftti 4a..
. 94 do rotiv. 4a
HV-.' V S. siael Id if
. 101 V Wabiah ta
. do deb. B
Weatern M.l. 4a ..
. l:l W. ft U K. 4a ..
.100 Wla. Central 4a . .
no (en. 4a
Honing Val. 44a .
Japan Is
liid. Offered.
1"0 i
Bnaton Mneka nnd Bond.
BOSTON, Dec. 18 Call loans, 7'n8 per
cent; time loana. 54f(i0 per cent, official
quotations on atocks nnd bonds
AUhlaoa ad. 4a
do 4a
Met central 4a
Atrhlaon
dc. pfd
r.oaton ft Maine
Hoatun Rloaled ....
h'ltinbiirg pfd
Mex. Central
S. V., N. H. A It.
I ' n Ion Pacific-
Amer. Arge. Cheni.
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tillie...
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T
Amer. Woolen
lio pfil
nonunion 1. ft s
Fdlaon F.le.-. Iflu...
Mnaa. Klectrlc
do pfd
Maaa. Uaa
t tilted Krult
t'nlted Shoe Mark...
do pfd
V. . Steel
do pfd
L(iu. "Asked.
83 Westing eommnn ... 8"4
Ml Adentur '4
7 Allnuel 41
u Amalgamated sa
lifll, Amerh an Zlne I"1
17o Atlantic . 2S4
if.4 Hlnaham :U
141'i Cal. ft He, la 71.".
24Vi Copper Hange hl
.is:. Daly Weat 174,
I4I Oranhr
, il tale Rnvale I
, Me-hlgan 14H
, I0'.. Mohawk 'l
ism, Mont r. ft 1 4.
1:114 old Dominion
.1.1S jUaeenla 1"
. 4.1 Parrot 13
lf..'i iquiniT to
. 2.'V Shannon 4
.241 ITamarai'k I3
.14.'. Trlnltv lom
, .Ml I nlted Copper i
. 17'i'r. S. Mining 41
.104 It. 8. till 9
. 7; rtah S114
, 31 Vlrtorla 1H,
. .I7S Winona 72
l'sl VWoherlne 180
London losing gtocka.
LONDON, Dec. 18. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were as follows:
rnnanl. money N. T Central..
.150",
. nf-Vi
. S
. 61
. 724
. "a
. 704
. 48
. M
. .toa
.1024
do account - Norfolk ft IV...
.-count
Anai-ond
do nfrl
Atihlaon
do pfd
Italtlinore ft lllilo,
t anadian Pacific .
4 rmtario ft W
lias1 PennKvlvanl ....
1141 Hand Mlnea
1714 Heading
1 do It pfd
I do Id pfd
1"' Southern Hallway
174 do pfd
37l4 Southern I'aclflc .
i-humo til. W....
I'.. M ft St. P ...
lleheera
Denver & R. CI . .
ilo pfd
Erie
do tat pfd
do Id pfd
llllnnla Central . . .
liulnllle ft N'aali
al.. K. ft T
a'k fnlon Pacific 144
4i0s do pfd ton
Vl't 1 . 8 Steel
"S do pfd 107
14 Whali 21 14
1..4 do pl.t 42
37 spanlah 4a l'i
Bar. steady, 3o4d per ounce.
SILVER
MONEY"
4'(4 per cent
The rate 01 discount In the open market
for short bills Is 4(i44 per cent; for three
months' bills, 4 per cent.
eir York Mining Mocks.
NEW YORK. Dec. 18. Closing quotations
tn mining stocks were as follows:
Adam Con
Alice
Hreftr
brunawick Con ...
Tomato, k Tunnel
Con. t'al. ft Va. ..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
beadvlll Coo ....
. U
All)
. 40
. al
Kittle chief
Ontario
(Ophlr
.178
.175
. 1
.
. i'l
. 14
. 90
.1(11
rhoenlx ....
tt Potonl
. .1.10 aavag
..17n Iklerr Nevada
..Sid Small Hop ..
.. 4 I Standard
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Dec. 18. Supplies of money
were further curtailed In tue market today
by the transference of $57,000,(80 of Japa
nese funds to the Bank of England, on
which the bank la entirely dependent. Dis
counts hardened, but business was meagre,
owing to the stringency of money. Prices
on the slock exchange wero heavy, domin
ated by the stale uf affairs In Russia and
the monetary situation. Business was
slack. Consuls eared, hut rallied a frac
tion at the dose. Home rails dropped.
Americans were weak, especially I'nloti
Pacific. There was an all around decline
during the last hour, tuid price closed
flat. Orand Trunk was steadier, despite
the latest earnings. Foreigners were de
pressed, led by Russian 4s. which recovered
to 89V Japanese became firmer, but closed
below the liest quotations of the day. Japa
nese imperial 6s of 1904 were quoted al 102.
PARIS. Dw. 18. Prlcea on the Bourae
today had a strongly upward tendency,
owing to the improvement In the telegraph
situation In Russia, which Bent up Russian
securities. Premier Rouvler'a moderate
speech in the chamber of deputies Satur
day on the Moroccan situation also assisted
in the buoyancy. At the close prices were
firm. Russian imperial 4s were quoted at
7S.26 and Russian bonds 'of !aM at 4.1.0O.
BERLIN. Dee. 18. Prices on the Bourse
today were firmer on the news of tho res
toration of communication on the Russian
telegraph lines. Russian 4a were quoted
at 79 and Russian Bank at 122. Domestic
shares Improved. Americans were weaker
upon Saturday's New York advices.
Treasury statement.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 18. Today's state
ment of the treasury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,oo0,0u0 gold
reserve, shows: Avallablo cash balance,
$l;l9.8.'U,o; gold coin and bullion, $85,449,
183; gold certificate, $52,223,300.
Rank 4 learluga.
OMAHA, Dec. 18 Bank clearing for to
day were $3.1)35,934.10. and fo" the cor
responding date last year. $1,491,482.58.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK Dec. 18. M ETA LS There
was no change in the London tin market
with spot closing at 1:165 los and futures at
164 las. 1-oeally the market was quiet,
but prlcea were held a shade higher at
$36.2fV(i3ii 5o for spot. Copper was easier
in londuu with spot closing at 79 Is and
futures 111 78 15s. locally the situation
was unchanged. It Is said that practically
no copper Is available for delivery before
next April, and such trifling transactions
as are heard i.f on ss.t cany their own
quotaiions. Lake and electrolytic are more
01- less nominal at $18 5or19.(o and casting
at $18 12Vu 18.624. leaji waa lower at 17
In lmdon. locally the market was un
changed with quotations ranging from $5.35
ft 6 10. Spelter was unchanged at $6.45i
6 55 In the local market, but shared In the
general decline abroad, closing at 1$ los
6.1 Iron was friiod lower In the English
maiket. with standard foundry quoted at
61s 9d and Cleveland warrants at 62s 9d.
Tha local market was firm and unchanged.
No. 1 foundry, northern, is quoted at $18 75
iil9 35; No. ? foundry, northern, $18 af)
18 85: No. 1 foundry, southern. $18.5ocu 19 25.
ST. leOI'lS. Dec. 18. M ETA LS Lead,
strong at fc SO. Spelter, firm at $6 50.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 18 COTTON-Spot
closed quiet and 6 points lower; middling
uplands. 12.15c; middling gulf. 12.40c; saks,
1.1O0 bales
ST. DDCIS. Mo.. Dec. 18 -COTTON-Steady;
middling. HV: sales. 216 bales;
receipts. 250 bales; shipment, 50 bales;
stock. 32.321 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. I-a . Dec 18 COTTON
Spot closed easy; sales. 1,750 balea; or
dinary. 94c; good ordinary. 10 7-16e; low
middling, II 5-iilr; middling. 11 15-16c; good
middling, 12 -16c; middling fair, LV; re
ceipts. 13.732 balea; stock, 320.764 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 18- 'OTTON-Bpot
moderate buslnesa done; prlcea 6 point
higher; American middling fair. 6.92d; good
middling, 4 5M: middling. 6 40d. low mid
dling, 6 24d; good orlnary. C.'l; ordinary,
6.99d. The salea of the day were 8.000 lles.
of which 600 bales were for speculation
aud exisirt and included T.km tmles Ameri
can. Receipt. 12.CO0 laile. all American.
Liverpool (iralia Market.
L1VERPOOU Dec. 18. WHEAT Spot.
ted ; No. 2 red weatern w inter. 6a 7d.
Fulurea. quiet: iM.-eniber. GaU4d: March,
74d: May, o loVd.
CORN Spct. quiet: American mixed, new.
484d; American mixed old. 494.1 Fu
tures, quiet; January, 4s 3Vd; March, 4a
SVd
HOPS In London tl'acific coast;, tjuiet.
2 los,, j. 4.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef fitter Steady, Cowi Shade Lower and
Feeder! Uickanged.
HOGS GENERALLY FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Haa of Sbeep and laialu Rather
l.laht. nlth (tnallty nt nnerlnaa
ralr and Demand liood
nloratln I jamb troiia.
SOI TII OMAHA. De,
Receipt were: Cattle. II
18,
lllfi.
Sheep.
4.2''
u.1'79
11.271
lti:t$
8,7.i2
'gs.
iirticlal Mondny
Same day last week....
fame week before
Same three week ago.
Same four weeks ago ..
Same day lust yeai
KtX'EIFTS FOR THE
4 sua
4.922
4.3.ti
4.622
3,3..;t
3.5o8
'.
. 5. 3d
. e.;ii
. 3.ST0
Y EA R
TO
DA I E.
lue following table shows ine iccelLts ot
catile. hog ai.d shfcp at South Omaha for
the ear 10 dale, ccmpaiing with last year;
l'.aj6. Ine. 1 e.
Cattle 1.0ui'..6:iS lii,-iS 86.0JO
Hogs 2.19S.887 2.i4'.i'!' 10.211
Slieep 1,977, 1,722.23.1 255, 400 . ...
The following table shows the pikes paid
si ine river markets lor cattle
Oood to choice cornfed steers..
Vi.OO-a "0
4 niji.'"J
;t.50'uM 40
3.2'U4.25
2 m''J 25
1.5q2.4o
Fair to good cornfed steers
Common to fair coinfed steers
I flood to choice cows and heilers
1 Fair to good cows and heilers
tHtmers and cutters
(lood to choice Blockers & feeders.
Fair to good stockers and feeders..
Common to fair feeders
Veal calves
The following table shows the
3 50-U4 ti
3 i(i3.4i
2 25'j3
3.0(11 ii.50
erage
price of hogs at South tuna ha tor tha last
several days, with comparisons;
Date. i lbj3. il904. 19O3.M902.
l9ol.il8tiO.ilSW.
I )ec.
lec.
Dec.
Dec.
1 ice.
Dec.
Dee.
I. ..
2...
3...
4...
5...
6...
I a
8 ..
...
10..
II. .
12.,
18..
14..
15..
16..
17..
18..
4 92 I 4 42 4 34 , 6 09'
4 874 1 4 4S 4 81! 08
; 4 47 4 40, 8 13.
4 814! I 4 43 0 22'
4 S4 I I 41 1 4 37 6 24
4 83 I 4 39 i 6 16,
4 63 3 74
5 96,
6 88,
5 92
6 afil
( 09.
4 64;
4 68,
4 ', ,'
4 84,
3 81
3 si
3 86
3 81
3 83
4 43 I 4 39' 4 36
4 87 I 4 28; 4 82
4 83V 4 31 4 8.1
6 osi 41 84
I Dec.
07,
6 001
;
I ee.
Deo.
Iec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
1 lee.
Deo.
Dec.
Dec.
6 IV
1 3 to
4 KV
4 2 3 92
i 4
4 7841 I
4 46 6 12! 6 13
4 47, 6 ON, tt 14
1 4 83 1 4 43
4 48
5 96
6 M
4 77 3 9:
4 874' 4 41,
4 844! 4 l-
6 8 6 21,
4 81
3 ';
4 441
4 39
4 28,
4 34
4 26
6 21, 4 861 S 96
"I'll 4 ;rc
4 76 4 41
I! 091 I 4 841 8 9 i
6 16 6 26 I 4 ol
6 22' 4 4 83 1
6 14 6 26; 4 73 3 !8
4 45
'Indicates Sunday.
RANGE OF
PRICES.
Cattle.
..tl. potto, la
. . 1 4i"a6.50
. . 2.a"U6.5
. . 2.001)0.10
I logs
Ji.:iV(H.'i
4.40iir. .05
Omaha
Chicago
Kansns City
4. OKI l.'Jj
St. Louis 2.001)6.10 4.fjO45.05
Sioux City 2.5ori6 75 4.ti5CH.8i
SATI RDAY 8 SHIPMENTS.
The following list shows t'.ic number of
cars of feeders shipped to the country
Saturday and their points nf destination:
CA I'TLE.
Cars.
1
C. Wit ham. 1 lavelock R. I....
J. H. Pherrln, Oaklund, la.-K.
S. O. Slinanaon, Newman Clrov
W. H. Buttcrneld. Wlsner f.
J. CI. Tlnney & Bros., I'ilger-
C. Sorenson, Wlsner F. E
Peter Schlnstock, Beemer F.
E. T. tlraham. Creston F. E.
1
1
I
1
3
1
E. .
E..
I' . L
E.
J. CSoodiellow, Cody, Neb. F. E.
L. P. Whiting, Hong-H. A M
L. E. Iwls. (iretna B. & M...
Bueknell Brothers. Dunbar B. & M 1
H. Schnoor, Perry. la. Mil 3
C. H. Vernon, c'ortilng, In. (J 1
The official nuntocr of cara of stock
brought in toduy by each road waa:
Cat tie. Hogs. Sheep. II r's.
C, M. & St. P. Ry.... 8 13
F. P. Svstem 181 10 15 2
C. A N. V.. eaat 5 3
C. A N. V.. west 54 19 2
C. St. P.. M. At 0 4 2 2..
C., B. ft Q.. east 5 2
C, 14. ft 14., west fin 14
C H. I. P.. east.... 1 (I
Illinois Central 2 5
Chicago Ot. Western. 1 2
Total receipts ....130 7 19 2
The disposition ot the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hog. Sli p.
Omnha Packing Co 551 til'i' 21s
Swift and Company 1.4'JO 1,131 4i'l
Cudahy Packing Co 966 1.538 8-1
Armour & Co 586 1.237 1.875
Cudahy. Sioux City 773
Van Sant At Co 138
Carey 81
Met'reary 332
W. I. Stephen 139
Hill & Son 8"
Huston A Co 57
Hamilton 424
L. F. Huh 216
Wolf 9
Mike Haggeity 175
J. B. Root 47
Bullan
Other buyers 640 1
.Total
CATTLE The
5.724 5.31 3.37D
receipts of cuttle today
163 cars, about 6.O0O head.
were moderate
being reported In. This Is about 91 0 head
smaller than the run for the same day last
week, while on the other hand It is about
2.0O head larger than the same day one
year ago.
There was only a small number of beef
steers on the market today, while there
was a moderately good demand for this
kind of cattle on the part of the packers.
The quality of the offerings was, generally
speaking, only ordinary. There was not a
very uctlvs movement to the market. In
fact, it was almost slow. Prices were in
practically the same notches as at the close
of last week.
The supply of cows and heifers on the
market tills morning was of moderate pro
portions. As was the case with the steers
the quality of the offering was only fair.
There was a fair demand for cow stuff, but
buyers were backward in taking hold, with
the result that the movement of the stock
was decidedly slow. Prices were generally
weak nnd lower.
The large portion of the receipts this
morning consisted of stockers and feeders.
Thete were quite a number or country buy
ers in. lrnning was
steady to strong.
slow, with prices
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS
No. Av. Pr. c.
JO 1201 4 6") 40
I'l 1352 6 05
AV.
.1571
Pr
5 25
COWS.
... 610
. .. T90
... 890
... 893
.fl 935
...962
...1070
... 878
...1lo4
...loT.7
... 910
...9
...1010
...15m
...1193
1 50
1 65
1 t
11.
..1030
.. 910
.. 9.0
..M53
..M46
,.lflii
. .1063
..1220
. .Im3
..11m
..1160
. .1015
1...
1....
3....
15...
5....
20. . . .
W"!
...
1...
2 65
2 65
2 65
2 70
2 77
2 85
3 05
3 10
3 15
3 5o
3 50
12!!!!!
2o'.!l!!
il!!"
2 05
2 10
S 25
2 25
2 35
2 40
2 60
2 50
2 5o
11.
BULLS
1 50 1..
2 00 1 . .
2 15 1 .
STAGS.
2 5H
..I020
. .1220
..17m
40
1040
6TOCKER8
::o 2 85
AND
FEEDERS
10,16 3 25
94...
7...
72...
694
2 90
CALVES
WESTERNS.
365
NEBRASKA.
841 tl oil 31 steers.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1H67 10 25 steers.
23 steers.
1128 $3 25
14 cows.
962
3 15
3 to
17 steers.. ..1182 S 25
19 feeders. .1123
HOGS Receipt of hogs were moderate
todav, sixty-three cars, about 4.3m head,
Is'lng received. The run is a trifle smaller
than for the same day last week, but on
the other band it Is about 90j head larger
than for the corresponding day lust year.
The market opened with prices In most
cases a nickel higher than Saturday s close.
Trading al the opening was rather slow;
later, however. It hecame a little more ac.
tlve, but at no time could It l call.-d par
ticularly active. There were no special fea
tures to the market. Receipts were hardly
up to expectations, which, fact, coupled
with the wants of the packers, aided In
forcing prices up. Good choice heavyweight
hogs were given the preference all during
the day and a few loads of this kind sold
earlv for $4 .85. the top The bulk of the
offerings brought $4 Su1j4 824.
Representative Bales:
a. Av. Sh. t" N'o. Av. Sh. Pr.
24 1 ...00 4 35 73 231 160 4 82 4
91 187 40 4 75 51 32 130 4 824
63 263 0 4 75 53 322 40 4 82 4
. 14 ... 4 774 65 3c3 ifio 4824
77 232 120 4 77', 42 264 40 4 824
4J5 238 80 4 80 69 24,' ... 4 82'
28 2,4 80 4 80 7.) 261 40 4 824
74 210 811 4 8a 67 311 I'O 4 8.4
77 216 80 4 8") 55 279 80 4 84
24 247 40 4 80 61 248 40 4 82',
6 29") ... 4 8a 59 325 2m 4 824
5 354 ... 4 80 fl 274 ... 4 8.'4
71 275 k) 4n 59 273 4't 4 824
T3 187 80 4 kit 65 326 12o 4 824
Wi 2tS . 4 80 tT 267 40 4 824
75 2"2 4 811 28 327 40 4 824
4o 214 4 4 M) M 23 .. 4 k24
tl .857 Mo 41 .... 244 4o 4 124
68 244 4o 4 an :-i 26 j 40 4 824
71 M art 4 so 244 40 4 824
33 251 ... 4 W i- 3m 24" 4 824
7 214 40 4 tv . .. ;:. 24o 4 ?4
4, -j-,4 .wi 4 . . li 1
5.. . 4 :s 27 120 t v;t
4.1 i:g i 4 8 7" ... 2' 4 V2't
71 I': in 1 1 4 Mi 54 :U to 4 V.
;k ... 2.y ... 4 .4 . 4 4 S'i
27 .. 221 Mi 4 8" 7 ...m 4 V
54 . . . 2t . . 4 v 1 . , . 314 4" 4
4s . .31S 40 4 ' 02 .... St.-i . 4 85
:'.: . . 4 8" 55 it.' 40 4 v
iV. 40 4 8.'', 5 .. ..X 24" 4 85
5i' . 2; 24" 4 8J'
S II EFT - There
of sheep on the
eiirs-Hb.iiit 4, 11 a
was a tat'er liglit ran
mat kit toda. seenteen
In d being if ported I'l
Is somewhat lighter than
lip to noon. 1 ills
the run for the first day of last week hiuI
is otilv about half the sixe of the lecelpt
for the corresiHiiiilltig day last enr it
ofr'e-
. !. .'."
erallv speaking, ine quality of the
inas was otilv fairly gmal. with the excel
lion of a couple of hauls of Colorado lambs
The most of the stock was in In good Sea
son, with the les'ill that the trading In- .
gan carlv. I
The packer were evidently wanting a ,
supplv of desirable killing sheep and lamb
nnd at prices that In most cases were fully
steady with Saturday 'a close. Buyer were
out n the barns al an enrlv hour and ,
desirable killing stuff was bo.ight in some 1
cases almost before It had been placed In !
shape lo be shown. Trading was active ;
and real iiiutce sheep and lambs sold early i
at prices that were steadv to a little ,
stronger than Satin dav s dose
There were only 11 few loads of feeding
sheep and lambs on the market. The trade
was in a good, healthy condition and what
t ill! 4,1.11 l.lF. STtM'N lMUhKT
4'atlle Mow lo Ten 4 enta l ower lloaa
MroiiK lo Fle t enia Higher.
CIllCAilo. Dec 18. CAT TLB- Receipt,
131,ii head, luatket slow to lit.- lower;
common to prime steers. $4.0000 75; cow s,
$2.iSj4.40: hellers. $:.(.!:. ai; bulls. $2 oou
4.i); stockers and feVdrr. tJ l.'i'u 4.26;
calves. $2.6'aMi
HOU8 - Receipts, 4. oou head; market
strong to 5c higher, choice to prime heavy,
$4.9oo:5 ifi; medium to good heavy. t4-8o'9
4.96; butcher weights, tl.lkad.VOj; good to
choice heuvv. t4.90i4.9u; packing. $4 80i$
4 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. I's.iaaJ
bead; -market weak, loftilac lower; sheep,
$4.ic'i:'7.ii; vcHilings. $6.i.l'(i 7.00, lambs,
$7.26-07.80.
em Urk I. lie Mtock Market.
NEW YORK, inc. IS. RF.KVKB Re
ceipts. 4.512 head: market for good to choice
steers, steady to firm: medium and com
mon, dull and barely steadv; bulls, steadv
to slow; fat bulls easier, and cows steadv,
about all sold: steers. $.'. 2605 3' 1; oxen. $-'.5i'(l
I. IS; bulls. $2.7o'o4.'k: cows. $1 .65 ii 3. 50. Cables
steady: live cattle. ll'i124o. dressed weight ;
sheep. 111411120. dressed weight; refrigerator
beef. 94194c; exports were 125 bead cattle;
estimated tomorrow. 24o bead cattle.
CALVES-R Ipts. 357 head; market
higher; veals. $5.Kk5i9 :; little calves, $4.iahj
4. ati; grassers. $.1 1"!)3 5o; westerns. $2.75'tf
I : choice hiilils. .'.'loa6.ii. Indiana, $2.2iVo
7.'4i; dressed, Ktindv.
SHEEP AND LA M BS Receipt s. 5.635
bead: sheep market slow and easier, fully
! I'.V
lower than last Friday; prime lambs.
sieadv to 15c blither: medium grades, slow;
mixed rn rs unsold; culls. $3.tki''i3.2S; lambs.
$6,511(18.15; !'. cars choice, $s.a?t8.25; culls. $6.0)
(uO.tai; Canada lambs, $7.75.
IIOOS -Receipts. 1:1.118 hend : market
higher; state and Pennsylvania, $5.404f 5.60.
Kansas 4 lt l.lve slock Mnrkel.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 18 CATTLE
Receipts. lO.ofKi head. Including 3n) head
southerns; market strong to lac higher'
choice export and dressed beef steers, $6.25
16 25: fair to good. $3.7t'o5 .00; western fed
steers. t3.5nfrM.75; stockers and feeders. $2.75
Ii 4.50; southern steers. $2.5ofti4 5o; southern
cows, t2.oorn3.2d; native cows, t2.8rSp4.iM; na
tive heifer. $;;.iu4.75; bulls, ti'.iHM.ou;
calves. $3.iV(i7 26.
HOt 58 Receipts. I'.ia'ai head; tunrkd
strong; closed weak; top. $4,974: bulk of
sales, $4.7.Vul 914: heavy. $4.7241M 974; pack
ers. $4. 80-174. 924; plg and lights. $4.50ffM.85.
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, rt.;i
bead; market steady anal active; top na
tive lambs. $8.(i; native lambs, $6.Otrf8.0O;
western lambs. $5.75'o7.4"; ewes and
yearlings, t46i1i5.40; western fed yearling.
tn.7fVffi.ki; western fed sheep, $1.50'u0.vc.
stockers and feeders. t3.2utM.75.
tt. I.oola Live dlock Market.
ST. LOC1S, Mo.. Dec. 18 CATTLE R
ceipls. 4.IKO head, including 1,2m head
Texuns; market strong; native shipping and
export steers, tl.60ftl6.10; dressed beef and
butcher steers. t3.TlttlS.4o; steers under l.MO
pounds, 1 2. 6511 4. M; stockers and feeders.
$2.15f(i3 40; cows and heifers, $2. 15(84. 5o; cali
pers. tl.751j2.n0; bulls. $2.5oi3 40; calvea. $3.1,0
iii66Ti; Texas and Indian steers, $2 6036:
cows nnd heifer, t2.0u4i3.ll).
HOtiS Receipts, 7.600 head: market
steady; pigs nnd lights, $4.5oV6,oO; packers,
tl.601(5.Cifl; butchers and lieat heavy, t4.9(rjj'
505.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 4.000
head: market steady; native muttons. $5.(0
fa 5 (il; lambs, $5,501(7.50; culls and bucks,
$2.5o''a4.o0; stockers, $3.ifi3.50; Texan. $3.(0
CU4.26.
Ml. Joseph Lite Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Dec. 18. CATTLE
Recelpta, 2,620 head; market strong and 10c
higher: natives. $.1 iWu6.25; cows and heif
ers. $1.5010.00; atocker and feeders, $2.75fg
3 80
HOGS Receipts, 4.1.77 head: market
steadv to strong: light, $4 65ili4.86: medium
and heavv, $4.7511 1.924: bulk of sales, $4.7.Vy
4.80.
SHEEP AND l.AMBS-Reccpts, 1,228
head; market active and steady.
Mourn I lly l.lve Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Dec. 18. CSpecial Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 2.5u0 head;
market steady, stockers strong; beeves.
$3.5oiu.7r; cows, bulls and mixed, $2. 26ft
3.75. stockers and feeders, $2.76(3.70; calves
and yearlings. $2 50(?f3.o0.
HOGS Receipts, 4.8O0 head; market 5c
higher, selling al $4 66434.86; bulk of sales,
$4.T5r.M 774-
Slock In Slain.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yeaterday:
tattle.
Hogs.
3..'o8
4.8O0
6,0m
4,151
7,500
48. 'CO
Sheep.
8,702
ts.ioo
1,2.
4.010
2-S,nl
South Omaha..
Sioux City
Kansas City ..
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
... 3.870
... 2.5m
...10.UO
. .. 2.62D
... 4.000
...31,000
..63,990 73.955 48,620
E auoratrd Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. Dec. 18. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continues Arm, with
holders Hsking full recent prices; common
ate quoted tit 74i8c; nearly prime, 949V;
prime, 9V')V-: choice. 104,.; fancy, 1lf,i1?o.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are quite active In the way of small lot
and the market is lirm. with quotations
ranging from 4V to 8c. according to glade.
Apricots command full prices, although
sales of consequence are only occasionally
reported; choice arc quoted at 84'o9c; extra
choice. 9'447lOo: fancy, Hrtjl2c. Peaches are
In light demand at recent prices; extra
choice are quoted ut loc; fancy, 1041jl2o:
extra fancy, IHv'ulSe. Raisins are un
changed; loose Vlsratcl are quoted at 5Vif
7c; seeded, S't1i'k : London layers, tl.Mt.
Suaar anil Molasses.
NEW YORK. Dec. Ik.-SUGA R-R-i ar.
steady: fair reining. 34c; centrifugal. 96
test. 3Vc; molasses sugar, 24c. Refined,
steady: No. 6. 4.1oc; No. 7. 4.06c; No. 8, 4e;
No. 9. 3.95c- No. 10, 3.90c ; No. 11. 3.85c; No.
12, 3.80c; No. 13. 3.76c; No. 14. 3 T5c; confec
tioners' A. 4.55c: mould A. 6.116c: cutloaf,
S.lcc; crushed. 6 4nc; powdered, 4 8i-; gran
ulated. 1 .oe:cuhc. 4 900.
MOLASSES Firm : New Orleans, open
kettle, good lo choice. auffiSSc.
NEW ORLEANS. lee. 18. -SI GAR
Firm: open kettle, 35134c; open ketilo cen
trifugal, 34'u34. : centrifugal white, ,14'q.
4c: yellows. 3V'.!V: seconds. I'frMVc
MOLASSES open kettle. I.fi32c, centrif
ugal. 6ffi I'Oc.
SYRl'P-r'DlTc.
I'offee Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. IX. COFFEE Market
f..r futures op-nod steady at unchanged
prices to an udvan'-e of 5 points on a con
tinuation of the Wall street buying noted
on Saturday, i-.uropean 1 huus were nurtiiy
a high a expccicd. mt Bruxlllan receipts
were moderate and after easing off to a
partial decline of 5 points .lining the middle
id the session the market steadied up in
the late trailing and closed steady net un
changed to 6 (sdnls higher. Sales were re
port.,! of Nn.oai bags, including: Decemtrf-r.
a 45c; January. 6 8Vi 4ic; February. 6.5)-;
March, aj.ikific6.ti3c; May, 6 T5i6 See;
8.15c; Septemh.r. 7 r5'y7 10c; November
Spot Rio, steadv; No. 7 Invoice, 8c.
Julv.
T io.
Visible Supply of l.ralu.
NEW YORK. Dee. 18. -The visible supply
of grain Saturday. December 16. a com
piled hv the New Yolk Produce exchange,
is as follows.
Wheat. :t853um bu.; Increase. 4.124.0m bu.
Cofn. 8.739 imi bu. ; Increase, l.i06um bu.
Oat. !7 75'.i"at bu.: decrease, 79 'o bu.
R e. 82,311 ai bu. : Increaae, ll".ii bu.
Ilut li y. 6.324 out bu ; decrease. O.'.eqO bu.
V100I Mnrkel.
HT LOUIS. Iee. 18 -WOOIx-Strady.
medium grades, c. milling and clothing. J6
'uSoc; light line. I'llu.; heavy fine. 194 21c;
tub wushed. 1U'iI414c
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Dec 18.-SEED- Clover,
and Decembttr, I' -V, January, $8.22;
ra't
Feb-
$4 -ti Mar. h. '..".: lm-oth . fl '
4
oi tii t iion.'M i: iiiKK.r.
I oadlllon nf 1 r ute em: (tuniailnna naj
tnpl anil Kb nr Praitarr.
EOdS-Fresh ircdpte candled stock, foe.
I.IVF. l'U I.TK lien. K. ; n ostei. .. ;
tut key. 1411 1. ducks. M? . spring chuk-
lis. 1c ; gt se. 8
DRESSED Id I.TRY Tnkei. Utiilv.:
Id toms, l.Vubli , chickens. ',.jiI"c;
Id rooi
ik. Ti - ducks, lb-. 1.1,1111
I Bl rTER-Facklug stock. 15. ;
choice ti
fancy dairy, 18tl9c; cieamery.
2ltl21',c;
prints. 21'v.
SI 1 A It - St imbil .1 m siiilliite.l In bb,,'
I F' t w l vti'.ej $''.". per cwi ; cut-
loaf, $650 per ewt ; Nc 6. extra C, bag
or bbl. t" per cw t ; No 10. ar-xtra C,
bog only, $4 !' pi r cwt : No. 15 yellow,
bags only, $(.,; per cwt., XXXX pewdeiod,
$o. 1 er cwt
FRESH FISH Trout. lOiilTc; halibut. 18cj
luiffalo, dressed, IV; Pickerel, drctpd, 64'
while has, dressed, l.'c; sunfih. '; ich,
cnled and dresaed, 8c; Pike, -ik ; catfish,
1. c; red anapp'-r. lw; ealnum. 11c, croppies,
1!c; eels. 18c; bullheads, lie; '.lack ba,
2. "ic; whlteflsh. 12c; frog legs, per del, ;!'-.;
lobsters, gteen. To; boiled lobsrers. 3oc
shad toe, 46c, bltiellsh 15o; hit ring, 4C.
HAT-rrlrr q j.itad b Onnha Ft-d cotn
patiy: No. 1 up' .nd, $7 6i'fj8.iai; medluni,
$; ai; course. $; lawiti. 50.
RRAN-Por ton. $14 60
TROPICAL FRC1TS
DATES Per box of 30 1-111. pkgs , $2.W;
llallowce. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb. 6 V.
Saiers, per lb.. 5c; walnut-stuffed. 1-lb.
pkgs . $2 iai per do.; 9-lb boxe. $1 t.
ORANGES California Navels, ail Sims.
$2.75; Flor'da. all slses. t2 r".
LEMONS l.lmoulera .xtrn fancy, 21
sire. $3 25: 3k) and 36o sixes. $.1.75
FIOS California, per lo-lb. carton. T.'.'J
Sac; Imported Smyrna, 4 crown, 12c; -crown,
14c
BANANAS-Per medlum-siied bunch. $1.71
j2.26; JuiiiIhii, $2.50i(f3.(i.
TANGERINES FI01 Ida. per bo of
about 125. $2 50.
GRAPE FRCIT-Fer box. $5.60.
FRUITS.
PEARS Lawrence aud Mount Vernon.
$2.50.
APPLES California Beliflowers $1 41
per bu. box: Colorado Jonathans. $100 per
bu. bog; Ben Davis, $165 er bu. box;
W I lineal.. $2.00 per bu box; otli..-.- varieties.
I $2.00 per bu., New York apples, 4 50 per
bl.
ORAPFS-In.poriil Malagas. $5.5oiftdO
CRANBERRIES- Jerse). $12.01, per bbl $
Bell and Bugle. 112 5.1.
OLD VEGETABLES.
P'J'i'A I'OEo iionie-giown. ter bu , tardl
6c; South Dakota, per bu., 16c.
ONIONS Home-grown, yellow and red,
per bu , 86c; ShiiIhIi. per crate, tl.iv.
NAVY BEANS-Per bu., 12.00.
1,1 MA BEANS Per bu.. 64c.
CABHAUE-Home-Brow n and Wisconairt,
In crates, per lb., 1V1i2c.
CARROT S, FARb.IP8 AND TURNIPS
- Per bu., 6541 75c.
t ELEIt Y-Kalamaioo. per dot., 2ic.
8WEET POTAT JKS- Kausas, per
i-l'O.
bbl., $1.1.1.
NEW VEGETABLES.
CA'.'LIFLOWER-Per crate. 12.76.
TOMATOES-Calilortila. per crate
of 24
lbs., li.Ul.
WAX BEANS Per hamper of about 34
lbs net. $3 50
STRING BEANS Fer hamper of abojt
30 lbs net, $3OOft4.o0.
KGll PLANT Florida, per dox., $1.25
1 50.
GREEN PEITKRS Florida, per hnmper
Of about la do.. $2.50.
TURNIF3-Loul8iana, per dox. bunches,
46c.
81IAI, l.OTTS - Louisiana,
bundles. 75c.
per do.
HEAD LETTUCE Louisiana, par bbl.,
thociulOUl; per dog brads, $1.00.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot house, per box of
12 to 15 heads, 65c.
CUCUMBEHSHot house, per do., tl 2J
61.60.
RADISHES-IIot house, per doz. bunches,
J5c.
MUSHROOMS Hot Untie-, per 1b 5a75c.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 rib. 12V: No s rib. 84c; Nc. 2 rib.
6c; No. 1 loin. 16c; No. 2 loin. 104c: No t
loin, 7V: No. 1 chucks, tc; No. 2 chuck3.
4c; No. i chuck. 3c; Nn. 1 round. Tc; No. 1
round. 64c; No. 1 round. 6V; No. i plate,
4c; No. Z plale. 32: No. 3 nlate. 24c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg, $3.75; per bbl., $6.75.
HONEY-New, pet 24 lbs.. $3.60.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 6c; Wisconsin
brick, 14c; Wisconsin limberger, 13c; twins,
144c; young AmeticaS, 14V-
N utb - w ainuis, rso. 1 son sneus, new
crop, per lb., 164c: hard shell., per In.,
l4c. 1'eCins. large, per lb.. 14c; small, per
lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb., 7c; roasted, pep
lt., P.C. Chill walnuts, per lb., 12&134C Al
mouda, aoft shells, iter lb., 17c; hard shells,
per Th., 15c Shellbark hickory nuts, per
bu.. t2.25; lnrgj hickory nuts, per bu.. $1.5o.
Chestnuts, per lb., 15c. Cocounuts, $4.s0 per
sack of 100.
HIDES No. 1 reen 9c; No. S green, 8c:
No. 1 saltid. 11c: No. 2 salted, loc; No. I
veal calf. 11c; No. 2 eal calf. 9c; dry.
salted, 7614c; cheep pelts, 25clj$l.Cj; horse
hides. 21 60irl3.lAI.
HOLLY' In cases. 2x2x4 feet. 60 Ibr., la
case, $4.50; In bbls., i.50 per bbl.
MISTLETOE Per it.. 26o.
Milwaukee CJrnln Market.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 18. WHEAT -Lower;
No. 1 northern. 871i8.Sc; No. 2 north
ern. 831i8.-,c; May. 87Vii74c bid.
RYE Lower; No. 1. 7S1i784c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 644'o65c; sumpli.
S8554e.
CORN I.o wer; May. 44fu444'- bid.
Elgin Holler Mnrkel.
ELGIN, Dec. 18. Bl TTER Market ruled
lirm todav, selling at 244c; an lea In Hie dis
trict during the week were 541.000 lbs.
WESTERN UNION WINS OUT
TcJrarapti Company Sec urea lledue
lion In Aaaeaamenl Til rough
Deelalon by gallon.
Judge Sutton has decided In favor of
plaintiff the suit of the Western Union Tel
egraph company lo have stricken from It
personal property assessment for 1904 the
raise of $3o.0o added by the County Board
of Equalization. The company made a re.
turn of $17.C0, which was raised to $77,oflo'
The assessment will stand as originally re
turned. A similar suit is now iietidlng In
relation to a boost given the return for Y.f,
Mortality Statistic.
The following birth and death hay
been reported to the Board of Health dur
ing the forty-eight bouts ending ut noun
Monday:
Births Charles Anderson, 114 North Sev
enteenth street, hoy; Albert Egbert, hH
South Twenty-fifth avenue boy, Samuel
Stewart. 3824 North Twent) -fourth etreet.
girl; William Wheeler, 2718 Cuming slrtet,
boy.
Deaths Joste A. Hughes, aged
IH'3 South Twenty-fourth street;
Hope, aged 45 years. 212 South
seventh street; J. 11. Hul.unks,
years, 7107 North Twelfth street
6 yeara,
John I,
40
Edward)
Strauss, aged 10 years, Nebraska it
Christian Jensen Hansen, aged V) years,
4523 Juries street.
. 4j&g A
RE 41, KST TH Til t SFKII .
The following real estate transfers were
tiled for record December 18: ,
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Cora B. Grltxner lo F. A. Grltxner. ,
east 14 feel lot 4 and west 23 feet lot
3. block 7. Shlnn's add I2.8a)
Sarah A. Hadsall to Hurry Johnson.
lots 1 and 2. block T. West Side add..
Elizabeth R. Garland and wife to
Esther Mathis. east feet of north
4 lot 3, Buell s sub
pioneer Townsite Co. to Peter Buns,
lots 7, 8 and 9. sub, out lot "A," Ben
nington Same to same, lot 11 and 12. same
J. W. Brisk and wife to I-aurs W.
Walton, lot 7. block 8, Lincoln Place
City of Omaha to J. E. Simpson, part
23d street adjoining north f.2 leet lot
4. block 1924. Omaha
Same to same, part 23d street a. (will
ing south 7 feet lot 4. block iW4.
Omaha
O. C. Hobble and wife to Storx Brew
ing Co., south 4 of north 4o feet lol
s. block 208. Omaha
Martin Naylon and wife to Julia E
3. .h a.
Haven, east 4 lot 8. block 8. Drake
addition
Mettle M p.laiichatd et al to P .1.
Traber. lot 13, block 2, Ambler Place
C. C. Kendall to Han Asumaseu and
wife, hits 1. 3. 4 and 6. block 17. Park
Forest add
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
O. C. Hohble and wife to Storx Brew
ing Co., south 4 of north 4"4 feel
lot 6. block . Omaha
Frank W. Fowler and wife to Kilh
erlne V. Morton, south 40 feet of
north so feel lots 13. 14 and 15. block
2, Re. lick Park and other proper! ...
Total amount of transfers
i
F. D. Day & Co.
Oealeia la
Slice. Grain. Provision
Skip Year (irala lata
rnacb rje. tilt-Mi Boaral of Trad
Hide. Oaaaba. tS-tae, Taltokoaa l.
$12-214 Exchang did . South Omana.
Bill 'Poena 31k i&aeu4aiil 'i'tiwo la
iv.n
Slke.
50
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