THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1005.
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Holiday Influence Oett k'ort nd Vore
Zppirait
TRADE STAGNANT AND PRICES LOWER
tkM Haiti the WhoU Mat iH4
Dnmh,r (on Falls Olf
f from Argentina.
'j
me noiinay innueitce wan mora apparent
than heretofore and the market a dead
.one. The wcagmss extended through ail
1 lines. Foreign markets were dull, vv'heal
J down -ic. December cloned at 6-c,
I May at 8fte.,c and July a? 8Jn3c.
J December corn, old, fell r.ff-aii even cent
i and Ma- ii lower. December corn
1 cioned at 44 He, old December at 49e. May at
and July at 441i44c.
oats were e lower In Decciniier and c
lower In other months. December closed at
3"e, May at 3lVn31'c and Julv Bt ((sc.
i. ieaiai.ee we.e au.uUt busheia of wneal.
naricis of flour. M14.000 busnels of corn
, and Jtw.i"i bushada of ikU 1'rimarv wheut
j lecelpta were i,iy(.ou busnels and shipments
Xl.uoo husneis, against recelpta last year of
iA'" busnels and shipments of i,'.0OO bush
em. Corn receipts were 688.0M) oustiels and
shipments attn.iao bushels, against receipts
lui er fir ill nusrieis anil Hninmpniii ill
i ki.uxj nusneis.
uradstreet a weekly clearances were
' 4.4.3,42 bushels of wheat and s.ow,iVi8 bush-
cm or corn
i .1 vpr Miiii rinRun i,n lower nn wnesi and
llllnlifi narAjl nn rritn
Hroomhall cabled few steamers reported
from the Black aea, and navigation closed
at Taganrog. The corn market at Liverpool
was wholly neglected.
Argentina wheat shipments were 696.0O0
bushels against 1. 136,000 Dushcls the previous
ek nnd HU2.000 bushels last year. Corn
shipments were nt.uru bushels agiilnst (",6,unu
inn-neis the previous week and 2,Klt,tKW bush
els last year.
A private cable from Liverpool saya
"Harvesting In Argentina is progressing
favorably and that country is commencing
tp oner, but prices are too high.
Rartlett-Fraxler A Carrlngton have an
nounced that hereafter they will take no
orders for privileges to be executed in the
Milwaukee, market, inst ween iney wun
diew from the privilege business of Chi
cago.
rrorn the Record-Herald: "December
wheat to tha extent of irearly S.OOO.ooo bush
els waa settled up with the Armour people
yesterday, indicating that the open In'.erest
is being rapidly eliminated and the danger
or a. squeeze or shorts is waning nwiy.
From the Inter-Ocean: "it would not be
surprising to see the December discount
widen to a full carrying charge. December
wheat bought of Armour settled readily
esiarday, it being the first time the Armour
nouse has taken rings in December. Min
neapolis elevator Interests are taking off
their hedaes in wheat and nutting them on
In Chicago. Rome Minneapolis men have
sold July ngalnst purchases of Chicago
May. hut the best traders here do not le
gard thin spread as a good one.
Omaha (ash Males.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 1 car. 77c; No,
hard. 2 cars. 75c: 1 car. 76c: 1 car. 74c.
CORN No. 3, 8 cars. 38c, 1 car, 38c
No. 4, 3 cars, 3ic; no grade. 1 car, Joe
OATS No. 4 white, 1 car, 28c.
i Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 77079c: No. 3 hard
74ifi7e; No. 4 hard, lOftMc; No. i itpruig
7ti(iT8e: No. 3 soring-. 7;tu76c.
CORN No. g, 3c; No. 4, StVVOaTHc ; no
grade, SOfcfltjc; No. 3 yellow, 3c; .No. 3
white, 38c.
OATS-No. 3 mixed. 27'(T28e; No. i
white. (ir2c; No. 4 white. 28c.
RYE No. i, 62c; No. 3, ), 61c.
Carlo! Receipts.
Wheat. Corn,
nrl'ided. Iif733-; firsts. ; prime firsts, 2fte;
xtras. 3c. I'lww, nrm, 11fJl.lc.
PROVISIONS Mess nork. per Mil.. 112.75
fiUsa Lard, per 1'"' lbs.. 37 42-37.46. Short
bs sides i loose). 86 904i7.10: short clear sides
(boxedi, 87 12i(7.26.
IIKVI YORK C.I.SKR!, ttHK-ET
".notations nf the Dar aa Varloaa
Cora mod tt lea.
NEW YORK. Dec. 71-FLOfR-Recelpts,
2K.173 bills ; exports, ttM bbls; aales X)
pkgs. Market dull but steady; winter
patents. i4 'ijo.oo: winter straights, 23 SOU
4 10; Minnesota patents. 14 '& f winter
extras, tZ ai.di, Minnesota linkers, 13 Vj
J SO: w inter low grades. i; ,5il.U K)
flour, quiet; fair to good, S3 8"i4.W; choice
to fancv. 4.1frfi4 4. Buckwheat flour,
dull at $2 ra'l 2D, spot and to anive.
131 VKWHKAT Dull. 60c. nominal, de
livered at New Yoik.
COR NMEAIj Stead v: fine white and yel
low, I1.2S: coarse. Sl.14fil.lt: kiln dried. 13 0)
t3 in. '
ltYKNoniiml: No. 2 western. Toe. c. I. I.
New York
BARLEY Dull: feeding. 41c. c. 1. f.
Buffalo: maMing. 4.VHf)ic. c. I. f. Buffalo.
WHKAT Receipts. Uimo riu.: exports.
14.()0 bu. Boot market easy, No. 2 red.
flc. elevator, i34!, f. o. b. aflont: No. 1
northern. Duluth, M'ic, t. o. b. afloat; No. 1
hard. Manitoba, nominal, t. o. b. afloat.
Weakness developed In wheat today as a
response to heavy western receipts, bearish
Modern Miller report, heaviness in outside
maikots. Ilouldatlon and larger Argentine
shipments than expected. The market closed
HltS" net lower; May, 91 7-ltOTW l-inc, closed
at smc: July. 7irn X77c. closed at ,-ic; Lm
cetnbrr. WXfiWmC closed at 94,c.
niRN-Rece Dts. so.sa; bu.: exports, aii.fiflo
bu.: sales, 10.000 bu. futures and a-ViO bu.
spo- Spot market easy; No. 2, 5"c, old,
elevator, and 51c, f. o. r. afloat: No. i yel
low, 61c; No. 2 white, 61'ic. January corn
was firmer on covering, but otherwise tho
market waa dull and easy with the west,
closing ,c higher to c lower; May, ctVtt
60He. closed at Sue; July closed at 5o4c, De
cember closed at Bfi7e.
OATS Receipts. 103,500 bu.; exports. 53.-
IM3 hu. Spot market steady; mixed onts.
1 to 30 lbs., 37fo74c: natural white. 30 to
32 lla , TiWilc: clipped white, 36 to 40 lbs.,
4(S4IHc.
r htU unlet; spring bran. Iix.wvfi is (io: De
cember shipment; middlings. $18B04l!2O0, De
cember shipment; city, 113 00sf 23.60.
HAY Unlet : shipping. 604i65c: rood to
choice. KefiSdc.
MOPS Steady state, common to choice.
1906 crop. lOfalUc; 1&04 crop, 10il5c; olds. 6
Rc; Pacific coast, 19t crop, Util4n; 1904 crop,
9(S12c: olds. MjUc.
HIDES Stead v; Oalveston. 20 to 26 lbs.,
20c; California. 21 to 25 lbs., Clc; Texas, dry,
24 to 30 lbs , 19c.
LEATHER Firm: acid, 2Wi27tie.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; family. $11.50
S 12.60; mess. 19 50di 10.50; beef hams. f.'O.jO'fi'
t20O; packet, H0.60i '11.60; city extra India
mess. 217 6,1'S1.50. "ut meats, quiet; pickled
nellies. t.5O0i9.6O: pickled shoulders. KM?
T.OO: pickled hams. $9.609.75. I.rd, steady;
western steamed. S7.R0g7.8o; refined,
steady; continent, SR; South America. 28.66;
coinxund. S' 62Vfci'fl6.87'4. Pork, easy; fam
ily, 215.60; short clear, S16.004rl7.00; mess,
214 6014.75.
TA LIjOW Steady ; country. 4Viia4o.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 4H
6c; Japan, nominal.
Bl'TTEIl Firm; street price, extra
creamery, IStr25Hc; official prices un
changed. CHEESE Firm; state, full cream, small
and large, colored and white, October best,
EOOS Strong: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white, S(ai38c; state
choice. 33,fi35c; state mixed, extra, 224j.'1.1c;
western, finest selected, WaWe; state, aver
age best. 2Xc; southern. 2i't28c.
POCLTRY Alive: Market steady; west
ern chickens, lie; fowls, l2V4c; turkeys. 14c.
Dressed: Market steady; western broilers,
H'o'JOe; turkeys. 12f20c; fowls, &12He.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDi
H aibatUn Trtotioa Skri Are ike Future
of the Dty'i Tradiof.
MERGER OF ALL LINES IS ANNOUNCED
Issaes of IMffereat Camaaalva A a -ttsr
Two in Right Polata Close
of Market ta Firm anal
fttrona.
eral fund, exclusive of the SlM.PoO.ooo gold
reserve, shows: Available cseh balance.
1..'1.77U; gold coin and bullion, toT.175.
S9. gold certificates, Stl.681.3bO.
iyj
rn I
Chicago
Kansas ICty.
Minneapolis .
Omaha
Duluth
St. lonls ...
.14
101
Mi
17
78
42
361
lis)
186
106
Oats
226
29
i
(HICAUO 4JIIA1V AMD PKOVIIOXi
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices an- Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Dec. 22. Increased receipt of
wheat at the principal grain centers of tho
United Statea waa the uhlef causa of
weak wheat market here today. At the,
close wheat for May delivery was off a.
Corn was down V(iVc. Oats showed a
loss pf kc. I'roylolons were a shade to
6c lower '
Weakness In tha wheat market developed
within the first few minutes of trading
and continued until the close of the ses
sion. Liquidating sales by commlsalon
houses supplemented by aggressive short
telling on the part of local bears caused
declines ranging from to ISo. The
greatest pressure was on the December
opilun. This was due to the Increasing local
stocks which, it Is said, might compel
lungs to take large quantities of cash grain
on Decer."ber contracts. Shipments from
Argentina for the week were larger than
are estimates of yesterday, but the move
ment waa much less than that of the cor
responding week of last year. Primary
receipts were unexpectedly heavy, the day's
total arrivals being 1,023.000 bushels, com
pared with 729. Ono bushels for (he corre
sponding day a year ago. During the day
the market lacked positive support and the
feeling was heavy until the close. The
end of the session found the market weak
with prices almost at the lowest point of
the day. May opened unchanged to a shade
lower, at mo to s7ji?iC. sola orr to 87 c,
wnd closed at s7Ytc. December ranged be
tween US and 24o and closed at 82Hc.
clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 224,600 bushels. Exports for the week
its shown by Bradstreets were equal to
4.472.300 bushels. Mlnneapolli
Chicago reported receipts of 798 cars
against 607 cars last week and 631 cars a
year ago.
Liquidation of the December delivery waa
the feature of the trading In corn. Aa
a result of this selling the price of that op
tion declined lc. The selling was due to
fears that there would be large quantities
of No. 3 corn delivered on December oon
tracts. Weakness of wheat waa :m addi
tional bearish Influence. The close was
easy. May opened unchanged to a shade
lower, at 44V-t4Sc, old oit to 44tto and
closed at 44WQ444C. December new sold be
tween 46VC and 44-V' and closed at 44V-'-Local
recelpta were 362 cars, with 10 cars of
contract grade.
Oats were depreased by the weakness of
other gralna. On the decline that took
place during the first hour a prominent
house caused a steadier feeling by buying
a large line of May. The May option
opened unchanged to a trifle lower, at
mlikii. I .oral receiDta were 226 cars.
Provisions were weak at the start be-
ckUKM of an early decline In the hog market.
Later an advance of 6&10c was recorded
in the price of live hogs and the provision
market became steadier. Packers were
heavy buyers. At the close May pork was
i.rT 2Uc. at 313 60. ijird waa down voc
at $7.37 Vx47.40. 'Ribs were a shade lower, at
S7.22W.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: .ueat
23 cars; corn, 467 cars; oats, 234 cart; hogs,
19.0U) head.
The leading futures ranged a follows:
Kansas City Grain and ProTlalnns.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 22. WHEAT
Steady; December, 77Vc; May, 79'c; July.
75V: ; cash, No. 2 hard, 9!&81o; No. 3. 7GVs0
9c; No. z red, sixuaic; no. 3, Nig sic.
CORN Lower: December, 39Hc; May.
39V; July, 39c; cash. No. 2 mixed,' 40tf
404c; No. 2 white, 40rg4OV4c: No. 3. 400HOV-
oats Bteaay ; ino. i wniie, jiHyae;
No. 2 mixed. 30H'33.1c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, S12.25&12.60;
choice prairie, S9.75iffl0.26.
RYB Steady, ttt'piibc.
EQGS Ix)wer; Mlsaourl and Kansas, new
No. 3 whitewood cases included. 22Vc; case
count, 20c: cases returned. He less.
BUTTER Steady ; creamery, 22c.
.Receipts, bhipments
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oata. bu...
76.000
. 148.000
40,000
101,000
loo.ooo
12,000
NEW YORK. Dec. 22 Interest In the
stock market converged very largely In
the shares of the local transportation com
panies. These issues were very strong and
active on the announcement of a virtual
conclusion of negotiations by which the
Metropolitan Street Railway company and
Its allied Interests came under control of
the Interborough Rapid Transit company.
tnus giving the latter Interests practical!
a monopoly of all the traction facilities o
Manhattan island Some sort of a deal
involving thee Important properties has
been expected for a long time, but Its
exact form was alwaya a matter of Idle
speculation.
The exact details of the deal were not
obtainable during market hours today, but
enough was learned to indicate that the
transfer would be effected on terms satis
factory to the purchasers. The new Inter
ests in Metropolitan are said to include
several prominent individuals identified
with the Pennsylvania and other great
railway systems. So far as could he learned
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company Is
not Included In the deal as It now stand,
hut the fact that representatives of that
company were In conference with the new
Metropolitan Interests today was regarded
as more than a mere coincidence. Change
of control of Metropolitan Is said to carry
with It Important concessions In the way
of proposed subway extensions. It Is not
unlikely that new securities will be issued
for those outstanding In the name of the
Metropolitan company. At any rate. It Is
understood the" transfer from old to new
interests will Involve a comparatively small
cash outlay.
The tractions led the market from
the outset, thousands of shares of Metro
politan Street Railway and Metropolitan
Securities coming out at gains of from
2 to 4 points. Interboroug'.i opened on the
curb with an advance of over 8 points
and was the feature of that market
throughout, attaining a new high record.
Net gains of these Issues for the day were
2d for Metropolitan Street Railway, 4i for
Metropolitan Securities and 6 for Inter
borough. Third Avenue railroad, which Is
leasea Dy tne Metropolitan, gained bv
points. Transactions In these stocks aa
a group constituted the major portion of
the day's business, although the general
market became brond and active in the
face of a 16 per cent money rate. The
prevailing rate of the day, however, was
nearer 8 per cent.
Shares of the Pennsylvania railroad and
subsidiary companies, including Reading,
l!altimore A Ohio, Chesapeake & Ohio.
Norfolk A Western and Pittsburg. Cincin
nati, Chicago & Bt. Louis, were especially
strong. Iong Island railroad, also Penn
sylvania stock, which Is expected to proflt
by the day's traction developments, scored
a material advance. I'nlon Pacific went
to a new high record, and an active demand
for Southern Pacific advanced that atock
a point. St. Paul and the North westerns
and Atchison participated In the day's
general advances. The only high class
railroad issue to display weakness was
Illinois central.
Aside from the movements In Sugar and
Irglnla-Carollna Chemical, there were no
noteworthy movements In the Industrial
group. Surprise was expressed at the fail-
of the l nlted states Bteoi issues to
make more Immediate response to the
favorable trade conditions.
The market reacted slightly In the Inst
hour, but rallied In the final trailing, and
he closing was strong. London was
scarcely a factor here, trading in less than
15.000 shares, practically all sales.
Forecasts of the weeks money move
ments point to a small gain by the banks,
despite the very heavy outflow.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value. 23.490,000. Cnited States new 4s
declined i per cent on call.
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
change ranged as follows:
sales. Hign.ixw. Close.
.. 23.1
. 36.900
. 1,900
.Xew Tsrk Maaey Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22-MONEY-On call,
strong at pr cent; ruling rate, 10 per
rent; closing bid. pet' cent; offered at 2
per cent. Time money, steady; demsnd
good; sixty and ninety daya, per rent
and commission; six mouths, H per cent.
PRIME .MERCANTILE PAPER
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANUE Firm. with
actual business In bankers' bills at Sl.BS.Io'J
4 n0 for demand and 8i4'4 8310 for
slxty-dav bills; posted rates, St R.T4; and
S4 W4'&4 "7; commercial bills. 14 82H'i4 82H-
SILVER Bar. S6V; Mexican dollars.
60C.
BONDS Oovrnment and railroad steady.
Closing quotatlona on Tionrte were aa follows:
ln:N Jt.pn . Z9 rie
.I031 dn 4', ctfl
.I".t do M vfln ...
.". !. X. linl. 4li...
.10JH "Mun. r. I 4a .
,t"3 Nn Oturl 41..
ItV ' lt Inc
.IS'lVi Mln a at. U 4... 7
. " M. K. A T. 4 1""4
.lli'k Mo :
....in:, X. R. B. of M. c m
.. 4 N. T. r. f. 1S -"
..11 !. J. I". f bs U
..1"3" No. rdBc 4 Wi.i
. . M la 77
..li N. A W. c 4i ... I' :i
..iiJ' O (. L. rtas ti ... .'4
.. M rnn. -un .'.J .. . t'H'
.. It heading ffl. 4a.. . .i''
.. 7ii St L. V I. M. i. 6 l'-i
..It M I. . t f s:
.. e4 at Lj. f. W. . 4.i... . I "14
..1C twaboart A. L. ...... '
.. l 80. Partite 4a '
.. 8714 ui tat It etM 'TV,
Railvar ta imi
rat-
r...
'rfg.
4a.
f a raf. ta.
do eoupeit
V. 8 ta. r
do coupon
V. 8. old 4.
do covnon
V 8. n 4a.
do coupon ..
Am. Tobacco
iln (a
Atohlaon gen.
do aU- 4a.
Auantlc r. L. 41...
Bal. a Ohio 4a
do 11-a
Brk R. T. c. 4a..
Central of (la. la.
do let Inc
n Id Inc
do id Inc
rtiee. A Ohio 4a.
rnirato aV A. Ilia.
C, B. r 4. n. 4e.
C, R. I. & P. 4a.
do col. 4a
ccc. A t. I, s 4a..tm'4 o
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Ban af CaUli, wi'.k Prices Gtnerall
Coma Lowar,
HOGS GENERALLY TWO AND A HALF HIGHER
Sheep and I .am ha In ery Light Re
ceipt ana Trade Hall as lanal Dor-
Sheep Varhaaged.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
SOUTH OMAHA. Deo. 22, lis.
Receipts ei:
Official Monday ...
Official 'lursday ..
Ofhcial Wednesday
Official Thursday .
Ofhcial Erlday ....
6.1KS
3.4tO
,W
J.atM
lo.yiD
14 4
11.510
10.7"0
4,(i77
i.M
4,4A1
1,010
Tola. Ind. 6a.
do eertee R
Colorado Mid. 4a...
Coic. A So. 4a
Cuba ea
D. A R. O. 4e...
Pietlllera' Sc. ea..
Krle prior lien 4a.
do sen. 4a
Hocking Val. 44a..
Japan 4s
md. offered.
A. H't liaa A I', la
... 77Tt T.. St. I,. A W.
... 771i Vnlnn Pacific 4a
... )4 j (o co.if. 4a
...114 f. Su-1 2d k
. ..ism ' ' i: ll la ...
... Id' 1
...101 TV ill cm Md. 4s
. .. 3- . t L. K
...!"'. Wia. Central
.lit
4a . n
1M4
. n;
I5'a
Hve dnvs this week....is.n7 63.t 17.5.t4
Five days last Week 27.S7I 4i.li 3S.4IH
banie kek before 21,678 2,tm iJ,7?tl
tme thrca weeks agu..lJ.oiri 'J4 31 XV
Same four weeks ago....l?.!7 a.t4 4o.4ll
Same week Inst year. . . .12,24 6;,19 21.143
The. following table ."ho a tha prices paid
at tha river markets for cattle:
Oood to choice corn-fed steers. ...SS.Ofegfi.TS
Eair to good corn-fed steers 4.4cj3.00
Common to fair corn-fed steers..., 1.7tg4.40
Oood to choice cows ard helters.... H -Kfl 6
Fair to good cows and heifers 2.4oa:1.2i
Canners and cutters I.iitr2.40
Good to choice Blockers d feeders.. .4ty4.0
Fair to good stocgera and feedcra.. 3Ani.40
Common to fair feeders 3.Jtt?3 W
Veal calvea S.oitoi.W
Tna following table knows tha averaga
price of hugs at South Omaha tor the last
several das, with comparisons:
Date. 1906. l04.!19C.l&U.lll.il.l!SP9.
head being reported In up to noon The
run for the first five days of the wek has
been very liberal, 6J.i) head being re
ceived. This la about S.000 head larger
than the run for the snme time last wck.
It is the largest run for the last rive daya
of the week since the third week In July,
when 1 257 hesd Were received In the same
time. The run tr Mhe same priiM last
year was smaller by about 6.MI head
Trading opened this morning with huyer
bidding lower, there wan prai tloallv nothino
done at this time and a little later a fm
Ioh(1 were bought at Just about stadr
prhes. After n time the insrket took an
other brace snd considerable trading waa
done. When prices under the Influence of
higher provisions and good merkets at
other points became nctive at an lnerea
of about 2H The bulk of the h"g brought
around ll l.tyiH K'v The top load sold at
14 s?H. The market closed Just about
steady.
Representative aales
Boston Stocks and Bonds,
BOSTON, pee. 22-CaIl loans. 1
cent; time loans, ri'fifl per cent.
quotations on stocks and bonds
S Amalgamated ....
. .10ti American line ...
.. T Atlantic
.. 17 H Bingham
..insit c.al. A Hecla
. .afci1-! Centennial
..171 Copper Range ...
. .17414 IielT Weet
H omlnlon Coal
Atchtoon adj. 4a..
do 4e
atei. Central 4a...
Atchleon
do pfd
Dnalnn A Albany..
Uotton A Maine...
noaton Elevated .
Mexican Central
N. v.. N. H. A ll...l21)i Tranklln
Pcre Marquetta a2 Qrnnbr
1 n ion recine la laie itoyaie ...
' Amer. Aree. Chem.... 2SU Uiu ilnlna .
do pfd an Mlr-hlsan ......
Amer. Pneu. Tube.... 10 Mobawlt
Amer. Pugar loiv Mont. c. A C.
. .in oii nonunion .
..138 Oenenla
.. 42 Parrot
. .1W4 Quince
Mkk Hnannnn
240 Tamarack
14 Tunlly
& lTnltcd Cooner
1'nllee Krult 1044j f. . Mining..
t'nlted Shoo Mach.... 71 V. S. Oil
The leading futures at Kansas City, as
reported by the Von Dorn Oraln company,
ranged aa follows:
Artlclea.l Open. High.l Low. Close. Yee y
Wheat- j j j I
Dec... 77 77!' 7741 771 784
May... 79 7Wt.79114(aai79Vi'8;1i79a'g'
July... 761 76ft 75'4H1 7uft 7nH
Corn
Dec... 89HI H 39H !14W SfH
May... 39W' 39fe' 39 MVft'VSfrWt'
July... 2t 39Hraft 39H Z'J
Oats
Deo.... 294 2M4 29i 29H
May... S0 SOVt, Bt 30 30 'o5a
Pork
Jan.... IS 40 1 3 42 IS 37 IS 37 18 87
May... 11 61-66 18 67 13 60 13 60 13 60
Lard
Jan.... 7 82r5 785 780 780 7 32
May... 7 37 7 37 7 82 7 32 7 36
Adams Express
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car 4 F
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Amer. Express
Amer. Hide & U pfd
Amer. Ice
Amer. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Ainer. Locomotive...
do pfd
St. I-onls Genera Market.
ST. LOUIS, Deo. 22.-WH EAT-Lower:
No. t red cash, elevator, 89tf91c; track, 91
axle; no. 3 nara, uiirsbc; May, soo; July
80'.c.
CORN Lower ; No. t cash. 41c; track, 414
542c: December. 4oic: May. 42Uc.
OATS Lower; No. S rash. 31c; track. Sltt
. 1 I . v, - ' (o:, . wiiiic, uv, ivviiiuvi, w.,
" I May. SIVaC.
r LOUK uuiet ana steady; rea winter
stents, S4. 4O4P4.50; extra fancy and straight,
i.a-t.W. clear, e-t.aWl.w.
SEED Timothy, ateady, 2.5ogC.60; prime,
S280
CORNM E A Lc steady, Ti ao.
BRAN Firm: sacked, east track. 7fc"rf0c,
HAY-Steady; timothy, 8.0016.oO; prairie.
S7.00iai0.D0.
IRON COTTON TltB F0.
EAOOINO 9J4C
HEMP TWINE Vie.
PROVISIONS Fork, steady; lobbing,
SIS. 60. Lard, lower; prima steam. 87.2714.
Dry aalt meats, steady; Doxea extra snorts
13: clear Tibs. 83.1214: short cleara, It
Macon, ateady; boxed extra snorts, vs.it:
clear ribs. 19: short clears, 19.x.
POCLTRY Steady: chickens. 7c: springs.
turkeys. 14c; ducks. 10Vc; geese. Kc.
GUTTER Steady; creamery, ZltfJic;
Articles.! Open. I ltlgh. Low. CTose.l Yes y
t'
Wheat
Dec.
May
July
Corn
tle.
jrec.
M UN
July OhU
Ih-c.
Pork
Jan. May
Iird
. Dec.
Jan.
May
Rlba
Jan. Mav
July
f S3S( 89S
i7ljTl87ti"
60
834
r
63
60
46V
44'H! 44Si4444,,44i4'n-Vi
I 44H.44H4j4l 44,44SaH'
I
87t87ia'fc7-i'4
44
sosl so,,
!31Vi32 31t'oi
I 80S SOPH'S
IS 46
13 60
T 46
7 424
7 cv.
7 10
7 fc-'W
7 B
1
JO-H 30S
xi 31411 7,
IS 6141
13 474
7 46
7 46
7 46
7 W
7 27H
7 40
Jo
IS 45
13 80
7 45
7 S6
7 U
7 0Ji4
7 C4
7 86
3o44
IS 47H
13 au
7 45
7 87
7 40
7 02H!
7
T 3a
60
4.v;
44S
4IH
K4
3014
13 47H
13 62
7 46
7 40
7 42
7 OS
7 26
7 86
dalrv. 1 (Mil 21c.
EtiQS-Steady at 22c.
neceipt.
Flour, hbla...
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oata, bu
4.000
. 41.000
.10.00O
. 66.000
Shipments.
7.000
44.000
34.01
33.000
Minneapolis urala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec 22,-FLOUR Dull
first patents, 84.604 76; second patents. 84.40
4r4 60; first cleara, 83.6603.76; aecond cleara,
S2.4VoX.66.
BRAN-In bulk, S13.50f13.76.
(Superior quotatlona for Minneapolis de
livery). The ran.te of prices, as reported
by F. D. Day A Co., 110-111 Board oZ Trade
building, was-
Artlclea.1 Open. I High.l Low. Cloae.l Yea'y
Wheat I
Dec. ..I
May.
July.
May.
July.
I
814.!
1 lV
1 10:
1 11
81!
86'
MS!
1 07
1 lo
1 13
8, I
MV
10. 1
1 i4
1 11
I
81 1 814.
64. 66S
1 07
1 10
1 1Z
1 06
1 OSi
No. t. tOld. SNew.
FIX)UR Easy; winter patents, S3 Vff4 10;
straights. 83-(&4 lti: spring patents. S3 76d
4.10. straights. S3.n3.60; bakers. S2.Z&3.2o.
WHKAT No. S spring. k6jc-; No. 8. m4
VW; No. S red. 87.i74,c.
tjRN No. 3. 4c; No. I yellow, 4Sc.
OATS-No. 2. 3fc: No. 3 white. 31tjT2c;
No. 3 white, 294, jj 31c.
RYENo. t ifc4k
U A RJ.K Y rood feeding. 87tJJ7o; fair
to choice malting. 46tl4ac.
MKKI No. 1 flax, tl 3: No. 1 northwest
ern. 81. (a : pri'ne timothy, 8186; clover,
contract grade. $13.00.
"Itia rect-tpts and shipments of flour and
grain were:
Hour, Mils
Wheat, bu.
Com, bu...
Oats. bu...
Rve. bu ...
Barley, bu
18 art
41.oiO
. !!
I8j.7f
r94.u1
On the Prxxluce exchange today
r market waa firm; rremeries.
Receipts. ShiDinenls.
3I.SHO
24.9.10
1 79.4-0
349.
3.i0
33.000
th hut-
17r34c
dalries, 17H2W. gga. firm, at mark, case
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard. 83c; No. 1 nonnern. zsc; to arrive
2c; No. 3 northern, sue; to arrive, 60c
No. 8. 77n79c; No. l durum. 73c; No.
durum. 70c. Corn: No. 3, yellow. SMjc
No. 3. 854I37C. Oats: ro. I white. 2Wc
No 3. r'6-,7c Barley: 36t347c. Rye: 5fe
lc. naa; 8101
Philadelphia Prodnce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 22. BUTTER
Firm; prints, lo higher; extra western
creamery, itfe; extra nearby prints, 2!c.
FXKiS Firm; nearby fresh, 10c; western
fresh. 18c at mark.
CHEESE Quiet; New York full cream
13ti 14c.
Peartn Marvel.
PEORIA. Dvr. a CORN-Firm;
yellow. 41c; No. 8, 4Hc; No. 4.
grade, 36c.
OATS Steady; No. 3 white. 8oc;
white. 'qaio.
WHISKYOn the basis of 31 So for
lahed goods.
do Btd
Amer. T AT..
Amer. Woolen .
do pfd
Dominion 1. L a...
Kdlaol Glee. Illll...
M.-aa. E,ectric
di p'U
do Dfd
V. 8. Steal
do pfd
Wealing, common .
Ai'.ventur
Allnuei
lid. Asked.
31 t'tah
. .its Victoria ....
. hi Winona ....
. 87 Wolverlne
. ' i North Bulla
. 37 I
W per
OfTlclal
J8'i
ia
M
"414
71
27S
iH
.. . 7
. tl
. 1KH
. M.
. 2i
. '4
. lh
.
. 4N
. SJ
.lc.H
. :t
.1OT
. t'i
,11S
. It't
. 44
. 4S'i
. W
.
. a
. t
.n
.
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON. Dec. 22. Closing quotations on
the 8tock exchange were as follows:
Conaole, money MV. V. Ceiitrel li14
do account 9-. Norfolk A W 6
Anaconda tTv do pfd 16
Atchleon Ontario A W
do ptd 107 Pernavlvanla "2
Baltimore A Ohio 114 Hand Mlnea 7
Canadian Pscldc 17m Heading 7i
Chee. A Ohio (W' do let pfd 47S
Chicago 01. W do 2d ptd 4S
('., M. A St. P IU Koulhern Railway ... 35 S
DeFleera US do pfd 10!'.,
Denver A R. O S7 Southern PerlBc 47
do ptd lVVnlnn Pic I tic ItMVtt
Erie 4S4I do ptd ltKI
do let pfd V. S. Steel 3',
dn td pfd 74 I do pfd 107V
llllnola Central 10'4 Wabaah II
Iiulevllle A Naab....lKS I dn pfd 41
M., K. a 1 -4a ppanitn fa ma.
SILVER Bar. stciidy, 30 1-ltkl per ounce.
MONEY 24'i3 per .cent.
The rate of discount in the onen market
for short bills is 3TI04 per cent; for three
months' bills, 3 13-163 per cent.
Dec L...
Dec. 2....I
Dec 3....'
Dec. 4....
Dec. 6 ...
Dec.
Dec 7....
Dec. 8....
Dec. !....
Dec. 10...
Dec. 11...
Dec 12...
Dec. 13...
Dec. 14...
lcc. 15...
Dec. 16...
Deo i7...
Dec. 18...
Dec. 19...
Dec. 20...
Dec. 21...
Dec 22...
93 I 4 42 4 341 091 I 4 03,
4 87 4 48; 4 81! 081 S 96 I
I 4 47 4 40 13 6 88 4 4
4 SHii a 4 43 6 22) 6 92! 4 681
4 84 I 411 4 371 24, 6 Uo 4
4 S3 19 111
4 43 1 4 39 ! 4 36 1
4 87 I 4 2S 4 321 6 07
4 &j4i 4 8I1 4 3.11 b Ob
4 8S 4 46 1 1-
4 4. i'S
781
4 63 I 4 U
4 Hi 4 41'
S SI
3 So
8 86
3 81
14 75i 3 M
6 111 I w
a ti 4 ar.i
141 4 e2l 3 92
09 4 84
wi i Si!
4 481 6 ! li 4 771 3
I 5 9S 6 il 4 81 3
4 641 4 3S 4 44 I ?H
4 Kll
4 7U
a
4 SIS'
4 84
4 DO
4 88
4 3si
4 41;
4 4i
4 '
4 21
4 S4
4 50,
4 fio
4 44
4 38
I 4 2!
4 ;40
6 0S
0 in;
6 12'
A 14;
6 01
6 07,
6 2A
34
6 ?:
12
6 041
6 OK
811
KIN
9 vr
4 ol
4 84
So. A? 8h. Vr. Km. A
1"7 lf- 0 4 70 75 1.'t
7 177 W 4 7S m
Mt IM ... 4 7S 41 tSl
It 144 ... 4 10 r
l IM ... IK 7S 3
II 171 BO tr II in
ion ml ... 4 as 14 .510
m 171 ... 4 IK 71 I!l
ea (07 Id 111 It 141
15 HI ... I M ?t
tr. .W4 ... 4 7i M !T
31 141 ... 4 ITS 4
in H7 40 4 7ia I.-I
70 m in 4 it la 177
fc !A 40 4 17V, 71 114
7 107 10 4 17V, 75 il
74 nj 4 7S 14 11
10 201 ... 4 I7W, 75 ?',S
11 HI ... 4 17V, 70 l1
II IK) . . 4 171, II t!
II tol 40 4 "' 72 Ill
11 i-.o ... 4 rv, in
7! 101 . . 4 7V IJ ISI
74 tW 110 4 an ;M
74 tM III IHI 47 !!
70 24 ... 4 10 II in
71. 4I ... 4 M II 114
70 til ... 4 an l( 1A
tl. ...... .14" 40 4 0 M ln
44 til ... IN II '
71 Ill . . I HO 17 131
71. S17 411 4 M 14 171
71 210 40 4 (Ml It l
71 UK) ... 4 lo 17 1J
SI Ill 120 4 1 17 171
77 Ml II) I M 12 241
71 lf7 l0 4 M 17 tfi
U 24 110 I an II 24;
5 147 40 4 in II IM
11 211 40 4 M II 217
4 267 ... 4 an CI
41 270 ... 4 10 SI 121
7 Ill ... 4 0 41 101
71 2l ... IN IM
r, Kt 110 4 an r4 tit
7 211 ... 4 Kl 14 jS
71 2.14 ... 4 10 14 Ill
II 227 40 4 10 12 114
II 1.11 40 4 40
la
too
ion
120
1J0
210
10
120
lao
120
40
lfo
40
iao
0
4 34
4 39 16,
4 f
4 73
4 771
4 79!
4 811
4 t)o
8 !N
3 92
3 94
4 01
4 02
.. 82-00 a'ti.oo
.. i.tVK(i4.m
.. 2.ya4i.28
.. 2.0iru6.9ai
. . 2 avii 75
Hogs
84.704 974
4.6"f 6.10
4.50ii4.96
4 .Of-j6.10
4.7.V.I4.90
100
7.300
7,500
700
8U)
6.200
200
99
394
99
36H
39
99
354
Amer. Smelting & R. 12.200
No. 8
S9c; no
No 4
flr-
do nfd
Amer. Sugar Ref....
Amer. Tob. pfd. cert.
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchison
do Dfd
Atlantic Coast Line..
B. & O
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chicago Ot. Western
& N. W
M. A 9t. P
Chicago T. A T
do Did
ei r. e. a, t
V,. 1 M. . , v ... .
Colo. Fuel & I
Colo. & Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Con. Gas
Corn Products
Del. A Hudson
Del., L. A W
D. 4 R. O
do pfd.
Distillers'
Erie
do 1st prd
do 2d pfd
General Blectrlo.
Hocking Valley..
111. Central
Inter. Paper
do prd
Inter. Pump
do pfd ,
Iowa Central....,
do pfd
K. C. Southern. ,
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan L. ...
Met. Securities.
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central
Minn & St. L
M . St. P. & B. Ste. M.
do prd
Mo. Pacific
M.. K. A T
do Pfd
Nat'l Iad
Nat l R. R. of M. pfd
N. T. Central
N. Y.. Ont. A W
Norfolk A W
do pfd
No. American
Pacific Mail...
Pennsylvania .
People's Uas
P., C, C. & St. la....
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman P. C
Heading
do 1st pfd
do Sd pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Gooda
do pfd
Bt. L. A 8. F. 2d
St. L. S. W
do pfd
So. Paclflc. ex-div
do pfd
So. Railway
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A I...
Texaa A Pacific...
Tol.. Bt. U A W..
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
t. H. Fxpresa
I'. S. Realty
V. 8. Rubber
do pfd
I'. S. Steel
do pfd
100
29.700
100
9 600
U.noo
100
nifloo
200
14.400
20,800
4314
334
20
8S4
1164
ItE
127T4
162
1054
1!
S8I4
104
li:ii4
98 V
174;
39V'
334
20
67
1164
ISO
127
150S
105,
191
86
104
lliu,
8!a
li3Ti
2.200 66i 64Va
600
6.200
26.8(0
ino
"w
25,900
900
"2.600
7,1(
100
21
223
1814
144
106
664
2i
471.4
180
15
20'4
219-V
180 'i
14'5
104T4
63H
. 28
47
178-4
15
100
Securities. 13.800
11.300
100
600
900
. 4.700
. 1,000
. 2.400
'. " ioo
. 600
400
. S.luO
. 3.900
. 4.S
. 1.210
.105.800
.145.3
. 4.400
2J0
lilrt
!,HW
S.Ja
4)
1,4W
13V
. I,! I)
. 4 tVaj
400
. 1.40J
. 1.800
.147.NO
. 6.u0
400
90
474
79
73
176'
17
2314
86
80
2SH
68V4
36
&S
161S
164
86 14
1314
26
794
140
lH6i
1024
S7S
71
86V4
iri4
61
8414
OS
!4
4X4
1427,
V
844
64
90
62?4
46
7974
71'4j
1744
173H
22H
83
80
28
68
34
6
loOV
1624
8 4
126
36
7!l4
13f4
16I
102
37',
7'
80
iii4
51
H3
93
S4
48
141
lc
64
23.700
4
.
1.700
211)
l.lftl
1.2i
UK)
138
92
96
33
lti3
234
62
41
1V
91
96
32
H'.'
23
1
41'-.
pfd 700 6t 49
nnlnltt Urala Market.
DCLl'TH. Dec. 22. WHEAT To arrive:
No. 1 northern. 8Cc; No. t northern. 8o,c
On track: No. 1 northern. S2c; No. 2
northern. 80.i-; Decemler. tS'tv; May, 85c;
No. 1 Durum. 74o; No. 2 Durum. 71c.
OATS To arrive and on track, 29ic.
' Toledo eed Market.
TOLEDO. Dec. 22.-6LKD-Clover. caat:,
Dei-ember and January. I 16: Kebruar'-,
88 22; March, Is X; timuth), Jl aMike. S.
100
35.100
' S.30O
.J
mo
100
4)
20
8OS.S00
1.300
74.3iO
28 3a
Va. Cara. Chemical.. So.no
do pfd..
Wabash
do pfd
Welts-Farao Fx....
Westtngh. Electric.
Western I'nl m
W. A iMk Erie...
Wis. Central
do pfd
No. Pacific
Crntrsl Leather....
do Pfd
Sloss Sheffield.
l.loo
hat
90
69
66
35
1C)
137
3
3
67
144
53
110
38
ior.
48
115
2.
40
59
5
3474
Si.
13T14
i5S.
52
l'4
37
1IH
116
20",
9SH
S9
0
8Hi
92
221
42 -33
20
41
68
115
l7i
127
151
HI
192
87
104
158
112
97
8974
173
220
M
30
72
2074
222
180
14
35
104
55
28
7
47
173
15
222
450
36
89
62
4
7974
?-'
175
100
174
22
84
78
28
68
344
67
11
163
82
127
26
140
166
1K
37
70
11
61
Kt-2
9
48
14.-
loo
84
54'4
99;
242
137
95
:2"i
102
11
105
47
a
58
6HV
117
3T.
9974
i:i
86
67
147
7
114
88
Jfew York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22, Closing quotations
tn mining stocks were as follows:
Adama Con
lice
B recce
Brunawlck Con ..
Comatock Tunnel
Con. la I. A Vs..
Horn Rllver
ron surer
Leadrille Con ....
Foreign Flnanolnl.
LONDON. Dec. 22. Money was ' falrlv
bundant In the market today. Discounts
onsequcntly were easier, though bill
brokers were cautious owing to the condi
tion ot arralis in miosis, t lie stringency in
Berlin and the fact that the Immediate fn-
ure of the market is still regarded as un
certain. Trading on the Stock exchange
waa dull, tha market being dominated by
he approach of the holidays and political
developments, which caused a relapse ot
first. Prices rallied somewhat later and
closed Irregular. Consols opened easy, but
recovered at the close. Home rails were In
animate, despite good traffic returns. Amer
cans opened dull, influenced by the position
In New York, and afterward were sternly,
supported mostly at slightly over parity.
Operators generally were Idle and the mar
ket closed dull. Foreigners. led by Russian
mperlal 4e. were depressed. Kaffirs were
weak, but closed above the lowest quota
tions of the day. Japanese imperial 6s of
1904 were nuoteoi at lt'i
PARIS, Dec. :. stocks on the bourse
today were weak on bad Russian news
There was a slight improvement later, but
prices again dropped and closed weak. Rita
elan lmperlul 4s were quoted at 77.10 and
Russian bonds of lft4 at 4,1.
RHRLIN. Dec. 22. Prices on the bourse
today were firmer. Russian Imperial 4s
closed at 78.10 and Russian bank shares it
m.
HO .' 92
4
61
10
00
v
210
46J
38
5
sta
45
7 68 87
Total sales for the day. 1853. 400 sharea.
115$
38
104
113
2U
40
174
a.-
17
59
44
108 .
,.ii.
.. 4d
.. II
.. 8
..lli
. .1S
. .3s0
.. I
Mil la Chief ...
Ontario
tiplilr
Phoenix
Potoal
Havana
Blerra Nevada
Small Hopea ..
Standard
. 7
ff.o
.lit '4
,. I
. 7
. 41
. 21
. 10
..Mi
Indicates Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle.
Omaha ,
Chicago ,
Kansas City
St, Louis
Sioux City
Tlll'RSDAY 8 SHIPMENTS.
The following list shows the number of
cars of feeders shipped to the country
Thursday and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cars.
K. T. Rogers. Ixiup City I'. P S
11. G. Cheney, lxup Cltv-C P 2
12. H. Rogers A Co.. Loup City L'. P 2
John Rutlier, Valparaiso V. P 1
J. 1. Rogers. Ord-C. P 1
Charles Hipp, Lyons M. & 0 1
D. M. Omston, Pender M. & 0 2
John E. Coonev, Lyons M. & 0 4
Wlllliim Blerk. Calhoun M. & 0 1
Joe Parker. Henderson, la. J 1
F. H. lioodfcllow, Ashland B. A M 1
H. 8. Ilaker. Dunlmr R. & M 1
8. A. Werklns. Arlington F. K 2
James K. Reed. Pllger F. B I
Phil R. Clark. Creighton-F. E I
J. A. Walklnrhaw, Hlanchard Wnb 1
C. W. Ulack. Mnlvern. In. Wan 1
J. F. Powers, Tennant, la. O. W 2
Allen Kullls, Grlswold. In R. 1 2
SIIKBI'. D.D.
H. N. Shaw. Bancroft M. A 0 3
Charles Anderson. Chapman L. P 1
The official number of cars or stoca
brought In today by each road was:
Roaua. cattle, nogs, ene p. n r s.
C, M. A St. P 2 6
Wabaah 1 1
Missouri Paclflo I .. ..
I'nlon Pacific system. 5 18 1
C. A N. W., oast 5 14 .. ..
A N. W., west In 34 1 4
St., M. A 0 7 3..
H. A Q., esst 1 31
B. A Q.. west 4 ' i.9
R. I. A P., cast.. 4 .. ..
Illinois Central 9 5
Chicago Great Went.. 6 , 2
Pr
4 an
4 10
4 10
I 10
4
4 Kl
4
4 an
4 M
4 10
4 K
4 an
4 K
4 M
4 M
4 10
4 Kl
4 40
4 .'S
4 I) 'a
4 K
4 I? 'a
4 lltt
I 11
4 I2'4j
4 !
4 II '
4 13V,
4 12 S
I IIS
4 12 S
4 IS
4 II l
4 12 S
4 :
4 Its
4 IIS
4 MS
I Its
4 :
4 Its
4 II
4 Wl
4 ir, .
4 H
4 M
4 W
4 17
Total receipts 68 15S 4 .' 4
TKa lanr.uUI,.n r t tho .IllV H lAOC I Ot R WHS
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated: ,
Buyers. cattle. Hogs, nneep.
Omaha packing in n
8wift and Company 110 '-'.!'
Cudahy lacking Co .148 3.509 249
Armour 10 ui a.uo 1
Cudahy, St. Paul 2o3
Carey 1
Ixibman A t o a
Hill A Son 26
Hamilton A Rothschild. 29
Wolf A Murnan 15
Mike Hoggerty 24
H. Hoot A CO .1
Other buyers o38 .... 226
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Dec. 22 Bunk clearings for to
day were 31.607.935.69 and for the corre
sponding date last year 81.521,119.12.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Dec. 2t-WOOLThe Bos'on
Commercial Rulletln will say tomorrow of
the wool niarket: Although this Christmas
week a mrieralely active business has been
accomplish!! by several of the l rare houses.
all tne dealers concerto, mat tlie situation is
In excellent shape and values are stronger.
Steady Interest In the market, which buy-
era are showing Is evidently hut the fore
runner of a heavy operation after the
heavyweight season gets under way. A us
tralian crossbred and merinos had a fairly
good movement at 82444i'. Fine clothing ter
ritory went actively at iUe. wnile fine me
dlum brought about '-. Ohio fine delaine
Is becoming atrongi.r and the stocks re
maining are being held at quotatlona rang
Ing as high aa SSc. XX Ohio sold mod
erately at S'x Three-eighths and oiie-nuuv
ter brought 34o and ikuJ4v; respectively. A
considerable amount of ilee-c-rs is being held
In Ohio and Michigan at prices wliirli deal
ers do not care to pay. Scoured wools are
very firm and lire considered good property
at prices ranging up to .! for .No. 1 nn
New Mexican, come moderate sales nave
been made at full prices. A little specula
tion among dealers lias been attempted, bu
nothing material rtuulted. Mexican and
California wools have been selling In u wav
at former prices. Hlittmients of wool from
Boston to time from ueceiiiner z. . uc
cording to the same authority, are 2il,ji2.i41
pounds, against s:,iiw at tne same time
last var. The receipts 10 date are 316.274
796 pounds, against 31o.9ii6.676 for the same
period last year.
lXJNDON. Dec. 22 WOOL A aile
Carta of Good Hope and Natal NheeDSkin
was held here today. The offerings mini
bered 69.629 skins and all weie sold. I n
auDDly was light and In good condition
Competition was strong, especially for
short shorn, which advanced d. Extra
long wooled skins were firm and coarse was
in rood request.
ST. IXH'IS. Dec. 13. WOOL Steady: me
dlum grades, combing and t lotliiriaj 2i-U3nr:
light fine. Wrjtr; heavy fine, lft"j21c; tub
wasned. K7j4lo.
SHEEP There was tha usual holiday
season run again this morning, t cars,
about 500 head being reported in, with two
single decks shipped direct to a packer.
The run this week has been rather light.
The total receipts for the week are the
smallest since the second week in Augtist.
The run for the first five dnys this week
is less than half the size of the receipts
for the same time last week and is also
stnitller than for the same days of the cor
responding week one year ago.
All of the sheep on the market today were
killing stock. The quality of the one car
received wa not of the best. However, the
stuff sold early at a practically steady
price. Packers, however, were not wanting
much of a supply and It was perhaps a
lucky thing that there were not more
sheep and lambs on the market, as It Is
probable that prices would have slumped
some. Prices are only a shade lower for
the week on the better kind of sheep,
but warmed-up and short-fed sheep are
lo 15c lower fur the week. It being a hard
matter to dispose of thst kind of stuff
at all.
Quotations ;'nr fed sheep and lambs are
as follows: Good to choice lambs, Colo
radns. S7.40fS7.65; westerns, S7.rtlj(7.So; vear
lings. Sfi.flO25; wethers, 3-i.5ixtf6.75, ewes,
4.,6"uo.40.
Quotations for feeder sheep and lambs:
Oood feeding lambs. ST. 756.35; yearlings,
J4.75'(5.40; wethers. 4.&rn"5.i: ewes, 83.75
4.30: breeding ewes, 34.5g.0O.
Representative sales:
No.
4 western ewes...
1 western lamb...
1 western buck,..
231 western ewes..'.
9 native lambs
Av.
.. 97
.. 90
..20
.. 93
.. 92
Tr.
i 00
4 00
4 00
4 65
7 26
CHICAGO I.1VB STOCK M4.RKKT
Cattle Mow and Weak Hogs Ten
Oenta Higher Sheep Higher.
CHICAGO. rro. 22. PA TTLB Recelpta.
4. Ono head: market slow and weak: common
to prime steers, 83.00(96.76: cows. S2-8O04.4O;
heifers, SlWVfifl.OO; bulls, S2.0O(i4.OO: stockera
and feeders, 83.15g4.26: calvea, 32.506.50.
HOGS Receipts. 26,J hend; market 10c
higher; nhipping and selected. 8S.07'i5.2ik;
mixed and heavy packing, S4 .B.5ffVflG; light,
84 9SiS 07; pigs and roughs, S3.0oi4.90.
8HBE1' AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.000
head; market lOfiiio higher; sheen, $1 OiKif
6.80; yearlings, S6.0O.75; lambs, $7.2f7J1.00.
Ken- York Live "lock Xarket.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-BEEVES- Re-
Totals 1,518 11,312 679
c ATT LK There was another light run
of cattle on the market this morning, torty-
two cars, about 1,100 head being reported
In. This is about the average rizo of a
HAtiir.lHV's run. The receipts for the first
live days this week total 17,815 head, against
874 head for tne same tune last ween.
They are larger than the run for the first
five days ot the same week last year oy
about 5.200 head. The quality or tne offer
ings was just about the same as haa been
coming in the last couple of days. Gen
erally speaking the quality of the arrivals
was quite common, with a number of
warmed-up and short-fed cattle.
I ceipts, 3,760 head; good medium to choice
I steers, firm to 15c. higher; Common, steady;
cows, firm to 10c higher: bulls, steady.
Steers. 84.1X5.50: stags. 83.10; bulls. I.lOoTJ
4.(1); cows. 81.6y63.40; heifers. 32.254j'3.75.
Liverpool and London cables quote live
tattle lower at 10iillc per lb., dressed
weight; refrigerator beef lower at 8c per
lh. estimated evnorts for tomorrow nnrl
! Sunday, 1,180 cattle nnd 6,718 quarters of
I beef.
CALVES Receipts. 66 heud; timtket dull;
veals, Sa.oof09.oo; little calves, 8350; bnrn
1 yard stock, 83.OOtHi4.iX); no westerns; city
dressed veals, quiet at fl'jtilSc. per lb.;
country dressed, lower at 8Jllc; dressed
grtiKsefs and ed calvea. 5ft7r.
SHBKP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 461
head; sheep. nlow: lnmhs. In a little better
oenianu ana uriisc nigner ror top granes.
Sheep, 83.754-14.50; choice Ohio wethers, 85.76;
, lambs, S6.OOfii7.75; choice. JS.oo.
I HOGS Receipts, 2,066 head; half car
rough westerns, part stags, sold at 84. t;
market feeling steady.
?are unchanged; loose Muscatels re qi!olel
at hli7sc eeedcii at s-,iir ann leninn
layers at $1.
OK AH 4 WIIOI.FLR MARKFT.
Condition of 1 r in nn.t (Vootattens nn
gtnple nnd Knncy rrnHnee.
EQG8 Fresh receipts, randleil stock. S60.
LIVE roi'LTRY-Hens. 8c; roosters, oc;
turkeys. 141 Inc: ducks. S'fcc; spring cilck
ens. (c; geese, Mj9c.
DRF.8SKD PoCl.TRY Turkeys, 1fJ13c-.
old toms, Kifilttc; chickens. 9iil'c; Old roost
ers. 7c; ducks, lie; gvrse. Ujllc.
Bl'TTKR I'aoking atock. W; choice ta
fancy dairy, 18jl9t; ctamery, 31tfUc;
prints. 21c.
14V. UAIt-MOtinnro granuiaen. m- ddib,
IR.21 per cwt.; cuIh-s. 86. per cwt.j cut-
loaf, S650 per cwt.; No. , extra I, bage
or bnls., Sf-1 ler cwt.; po 10, extra c.
bsg only, 84.90 per cwt.: Nf. 15 yellow,
bugs onlv, 14.86 per ct ; XXXX powdered.
It. 95 ter cwt.
FRKS1I FISH-Trout. IMltc: ballbut. 18e;
tiuffalo, dressed. 9c; pickerel. dret.eed, 4c;
white bass, dressed, 12c; aunHah, c; perrlv,
sen led and dressed. 8c; pike. oc; cattish.
ISc; red snatiper. leo: salmon, lie; croppies,
12c; eels. 18c; bullheads. He; Nnck base,
ISv; i-hltoesli. 12c; frog legs, per dua.. Sic
lobsters, green. 27c: boiled lohers, 3"c:
ehad roe, 45c; bluetlsh, 16c; htrrlng, 4c
HAY Prices quoted by Omalm Feed com-
rsny: No. 1 upUnd. S7.6Ou8.0O; medium,.
;.; coarse, M.i84)'43.av.
BRAN Per ton. 814.60
TROPICAL FRUITS
DATES Per box of So 1-10. pkga . 82. 0;
Hallowce. In 70-lh. boxes, per lb., 6c;
Savers, per lb.. 6c; walnut-stuffed. 1-lb.
pkts., 82 (I) per dox.; -lb. boxes. SI 00.
(JRANGES-Callfornia Navels. All alaes,
12 75; Florida, all sir.es. 12.50
LEMONS Limonlera. :xtra fancy, 144
aire 13 26; 8i and 360 sixes, S3 7o.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton. 7MI
86c; Imported Smyrna, 4-crowu. lie; 4
crowo, 144-.
BANANAS-Per niedlum-Biaed bunch. 11.71
472.26; Jutniios, S2.504j3.0w
TANGERINES Florida., per boa of
about 125, 82 60.
GRATE FRUIT-Per box. S5.60. .
FRUITS.
PEAR8 Lawrence and Mount Vernon,
13.60
CRANBERRIES-Jerscya. US per bfc! 1
Pell and Uugle. I12.6U.
APPLES California BellfloW-ers. 11.40
per bu. box; Colorado Jonathans, 82.00 per
bu. box; Ben Davis, 8165 per tu. box;
Wlnesaps, 82.00 per bu. box; otlivr varieties,
82.00 per bu., New York apples, 14 60 p'f
bl.
GRAPKS-Importd Maagas. SibOfiOO.
OLD VKGKTABLKS.
p'j'i'A I Uii.n iiome-giewn, per bu , vs
66c; South Dnkota, per bu., 75c.
ONIONS Home-grown, yellow and rtd.
per bu.. 8."ic; Spaiiisii, per crate. Si. 76.
NAVY MEANS Per W, 82 tXX
LIMA BEANS Per bu., 6"0.
CABBAtih; Home-grown and Wisconsin,
In crates, per lb., li&2e
CARROTS. PARISH'S AND TURNIP
Per bu., 6ii0'i6c.
CELERY- Kalam.lxoo, per dot., 25o.
SWEET POTAT Jb.e Rnnsaa, per -Dii
bbl., 81.75.
NEW VEOKTABLES.
CAt'LI FLOWER Pet crate, 82 76.
TOM ATOES California, per crate of M
lbs., 12.60.
WAX BEANS Per hamper of about 36
lbs net. S3 60
STRING BEANS Per hamper of about
SO lbs. net. I3.ikKh4.00.
EGO PLANT-Florida, per dot., 11 2.i
J 60.
GREEN PEPPERS -Florida, per hampei
of about 10 dor.. 82.60,
TURNIPS Louisiana, per doa. bunches,
45c
8 H A I, L O T T 8 Louisiana, per doa.
bunches, 75e.
HEAD LETTUCE Louisiana, per bbl,
88.0"n(10 00; per dot heads. S1.0O.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot bouse, per box 1
12 to 15 heads, (5c.
CUCUMBERS Hot house, kcr do., 11.21
61.60.
RAD1I5HE8 Hot house, fcer doa. bunches,
lUSHROOMS-Hot tioure, per lb.. totfTic
BEEF Cl'TS.
No. 1 rib. 12c: No t rib, Sc; No, i rib.
6c; No. 1 loin, lie: No. 2 loin. lOHc; No. 3
loin, 7c; No. 1 chucks, 6c: No. 2 chucks,
4c; No. 3 chucks, 3c; No. .1 round, 7c; No. I
round. 6c; No. 3 round, 6o; No. 1 plate,
4ci No. 2 plate, is: No. 8 nlate. !c.
MlbCt!.'LiANELll8
CIDER Por keg. 83 76; per Obi.. 18.76.
HONHT New. per 14 lba., 88.60.
CHEESE! Swiss, new. 6c; Wisconsin
brick, 14o; Wisconsin llmberger, 13c: twins,'
14c; young Amcilcag, 14V4-
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft sheila, new
crop, per lb., 15e: hard shells-, per lb.,'
18c. Pexvns. Inrge. per lb.. 14c; amall, per
lb. 12c. Peanuts, per lb.. 7c; roasted, per
ID, 8c. Chili walnuta. per lb.. l2W134c. Al
monds, soft sliellf. per lb., 17c; hard shells,
per lb., 16c. Bhellbark hickory nuta. per,
bu.; 82.25; largj hickory nvra, par ou.. n.
Chestnuts, per lb., lie. eoen-r.uts. 84.60 per
sack of 100
HIDES No. 1 green. Be; No. 3 green, ic;
No. 1 salted. 11c; No. 2 salted. 10c; No. J
veal calf. 11c; No. 2 zeal calf, 9c; rtrv
salted. 74 14c; cheep pelts, 25oS1.00; horse
hides. Zi.Wi3.da. .
HOLLY In cases, 2x2x4 feet. 50 lba., ,
case. 34.50; in bbls.. 81-60
MISTLETOE Per lo..
Kanana City Live stork Market,
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.2O0 head. Including 60 southerns;
market heavy; steers strong, other cattle
There was a moderate supply of beef 1 ak : choice exnort and dreHeed beef steers.
steers 011 the market. Trading was rather 5.ai6.26: fiilr to good. 83.75.16.00; western
slow und draggy. with buyers bidding It , fd steers. SJ.25Ci4 80; southern steers. 8-'. 60
(f(4.40; southern cows, S2.6o-ii4.3.; native
Ha: lower on the better clans of slock, with
any warmed-up stuff atlll lower. The
quality of the offerings was ruthc-r com
mon. Trading was slow all morning, pack
ers appearing to have all the beves they
cared for.
The su mil v of cows and heifers on tne
market was of moderate proportions, with
....ulfii. ,tf lli, errl 1 1 vb iialher com
mon and Inferior. Trading waa dull and !
uninteresting at ail nines ana as was tne ewe nd yearlings. I4.5offi6.0o; western-fed
case with tha beef eteers packers were yearlings. 5.JOfui3.35: western-led sheep,
not buying much stock and some of them $, JbM. ,t.kera and feeders, lJ.iMt4.7i.
were not doing anything at all to sneak of. 1 "
1 fl. Louis Live Htork Market.
cows. l-'.ti4.fjn; native belters, S.TMH-NO;
bulls. I2.2.VS-3.76; calves. S-1.0tffj6.75.
HOGS Receipts. 7,4011 head: market steady
to 6c higher: top. 85.10: bulk. S4.knU5 06;
heavy. S5.0Mi5.1o; packers. S4.9i&.06; pigs
und lights, 14.264.95.
KHKKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,900
head: niarket OtfilOc higher; na'lve lnmhs.
15. 75137.60; western lambs, $5.757.35; fed
lotion Mnrl-et.
I,IVERPOOL. Dee. 22COTTOS-9pnt.
moderate business done, prices 3 points
lower: American middling fair. BMd; good
middling. fl.40d; middling, 6.31d; low mid
dling, 6 15d; good ordimry, 5.97d: ordinary,
6 8U1. The sales of the day Were! 7,000 brtles,
of which 7iJ were for speeulatlon and ex
port anil including .2oo Amerieaji: receipts.
7S.'X0 hales, including 63.700 American.
ST. I.OflS. Dec. 22. COTTON Quiet and
unchanged; middling. ll'c. 8iles none; re
ceipts. 750 bales; shipments, none; stock.
Hfi.270 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 22 -COTTON -Jtpot.
steady; ordinary. 9 5-lAc: good ordl-
' . I . ... 1 .1 . 1 1 .. n lllxM. n.MJIInn
Oiirj. IVa , ln 1111,11 1 1 up,. lW . i.int.mii.
12c; good mldillliii,'. 12c; middling fat'-.
12 ll-16e. Receipts, 7.2M bales; atock, 330.522
bale.
The better kinds of cows were aclling loftf
15c lower, with the coiuir.'jn ctock lutjj'Juc
off. . . .
I'hete were only a couple of maun or
stockers and feeders on the murket and
these sold readily at prices that were fully
steady with yesterday. The lower yards
are fuirly well cleaned 1111
closes with laat week' loss nearly
gullied.
Kepicaenianve sales:
HbLt Z 1 n. 10
No.
Nnaar nnd Molnasea.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22, SUGAR Raw.
steady: fair refining. 3c; centrifURBl. fl
test. ',': molasses sugar, 2Tc. Itcflned.
sieadv; No. 6. 4.1i'i-; No. 7. 4.0fc; No. 8. 4c;
No. 9', 3.95c No. 10. ,"..90-: No. U. S.85c: Nu.
12. S.80c; No. 1J. 3.75c: No. 11. S.75c; confec
tioners' A. 4.55c: mould A. 6.06c: cutloaf,
5.40c; I'liislieil. 5 40c; jowdeiod, 4 80c; gran
ulated, 4.7'h-: cillies. 4.9r-.
MOLA8PKS Fin 1; -New Orleans, open
lelo. good to cholc.o, nOfJSsc,
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 22. SUGAR
Firm; open kettle centrifugal. 2tl-Nc: cen
trifugal whites. JVMc; yellows. 3'Uail-lGc;
seconds. 2f:i'.
MOLASSES-Open ItetttA. lM(S3c; centrif
ugal, l.VijC-e. Syrup, 22727c.
Treaaarv glnleanent.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Today'a sUte
meut if the Ufcuury ha lames in tha gen-
Coffee Market.
KBW YORK, Dec. 22,-COFFEE-Maik
frr futures opened steady at a (let-line of 5
points under rather disappointing rabies
and scattering liquidation. The market
worked off to a net decline of 5115 point In
the absence of any Important support flin.
Ing the middle session, but toward the closo
there was aulte a sharp rally on local bull
support, and the niarket cloned steady net
unchanged to 5 points higher. Sales were
reported of 79 750 bags. Including: Jimni'v,
4 16-fJllOe; March. 35a6.40c; May, I.5di Cw;
July, .6Sc; Septemter, 4SoS.90c; October,
185970. Spot Rio, firm; No. I invoice. 8c.
Hllwanken GraUn Market.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 11 WTfTAT Maj--ket
lower: No. 1 northern. 667c; No. 1
nerthem. I2f84e; Mar, 87 Md.
RYr-Btea.dy; No. S. 4aa
RARLKY-iiieady; Na. I. 643o; aample,
CX)Rj"5uet; Mar. H4,
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ST. LOUIS. Dec. 22 -CATTLE Receipts.
l.taU head, including 300 head Texans; mar
ket steH.lv; native alilpolng and export
steers, 4.;i5(i6.90; dresaed beef and butcher
steers. S.tstl 5. 10 ; steers under l.t lbs.. S'.'.'l)
nd the "week ! 4-45; stockers and feeders, 82. lffia.;; cows
a nearly re- j nd heifers. S2.noii4.4o: canners. 11.72.00;
nuns, 9.-..-Ui( j.iv; cuivea, a.. io(fi i.uo; 1 exits anu
Inrilan steers. 2.iiti2.6 ; cows and heifers.
S2.1l'i.(4l.
lltJOS Receipts. 4.io0 head: market
higlier: pigs and lights, 84 6'u6ui; puckers.
il.imnTi.uj; butciiers ai.d best heavy, S4.:ari
8. lo. ,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt :. none;
market steady: native muttons. 6.00' ', 5o;
lainlis. tS 'JD'" V': cull und bucks. S2.5vfij3.i:
stockers. iJ.lirii3.75: Texans. Pi tB4.it.
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I Iverpool Ciraln Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 22. WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 6s 7d.
Futures dull; December, is I0d : March,
6h ll.d: Mav. RsSVI.
CORN Spot, unlet; Aiinrii-un
new. 4s "d: American mixed, old.
Futures, (tilet; January. 4s3d;
410,(1
HOPS In li:don (I'ailfic coast), steady,
2 ItV'd X3 i:s.
mixed,
4s d.
Man h,
... 1:0
... T71
... M
... 110
... 170
. . . 1J20
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St. Joseph l.llf Hluek Market.
ST. JO.SFil'H. Dei. 22. CATTLE Re
eelpls. 1.165 heud; market steady: natives.
t:',.i(H;.l&; cows atul li-ifer, t'oin'i.in.
stockers and feeder. 75&3.i).
HIMiS Receipts. 6,!i head; market
steadv: light. Sl.T'KfM medium and
henvv, Sl.hiii4 97.
SHEEP AND U4MB8 Receipts, 63 liead;
liittl kel steady.
sloax (lly I. lie stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Dec. 22-t8pecial Tele
gram.! CATTI.lv Receipts, 81 a 1 head; mar
ket slow, steady; beeves. 83 4tK?l0.75; cows,
bulls and mixed, S2.307t'4.oo; stockers end
feeders. S2.7543.S5; calves and yearlings.
82 61 "63 50.
HOGS Receipts. 5.200 head, market
strong, selling at 84. 754; 4 90; bulk of sales,
84 Sil4 86; sheep, strong.
Slack In light.
Rectipts of live stock at the six princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha
Sioux City
1 St. Joseph
Kansas city
St. Iouls
Chicago
Totals
Ainletr for l.rvrKr t.'oulit.
NEW YiiRK. I '2. A report was cir
culated here toddy that Howurd Uould s
u li I the Niagaia. in, I1I1 h Mr. Gould
is making a eiuine to the West Indies, was
In dutiger on account of the storms aluuit
the Atlantic coast and Unit l.vu revenue
cutters 1 111 il cleai'.il I'rom Not folk Va.. In
search of 11. At Mr. Gould's oftlcc it waa
staled Ihat a cablegram w,i icrelvcd frot'i
Mr. Gould last Wednesday wlilcti lie had
aent from Nuxkati. In the Bahama Islandi,
to a i-elutl.c In this iln.
Elegant cut glims, Edhoim. Jr. viler.
71
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WESTERNS
A. 8. Patrick. Wyo.
It oowi 1003 3 66
HOGS The receipts of hogs were unite
liberal again today, 153 cars, a boat 1,7'
li.000 10.7'ei 1,010
3.VI 5 300
1.155 6.990 63
2.iMt 7.4ai 1.9iJ
I.611O 4.500
l.iaat 2.Uai '.HU
.10.703 60.79O 9,973
Evaporated Apple- and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22 EVA PORATED
APPLKHThn market tunllnuea very firm
and there are rumors that prime fitst has
sold as high a 9c; common to good are
UoteJ at 7-ii8c, nearly prime at fi9:,
i,rn. at 9ftfc. choice at loc and fancy
Hi12c.
t ALIFORN1A IRIED FRUITS Prunes
are in fair demand at prices ranging from
4Tc to 8e on spot. Apricot are flrni. aP
though business is very fillet ; choice are
nuoted at 3lnc. exi-a choice at l'i'l
iOV'. i"ancy at UtJlSc. , peaches . are firm,
wnii elra. iholie quoted at Vw-. fancy at
l'-j'Jll-', extra fancy at 11 'til lie. Raiaink
It K 1. KHT.4TK TH.FKR.
Til following real estate tiansters were
fried for record Deeeiiilj-r 22:
WARRANTY DEEDS
Andrew KJiaxun and wife to J. F.
Jolinsiui, w lot 4. block 459, Grand '.
View ad 8 77S
W. H. fcunford und wife to Gertrude
Fisher, 844 feet lot 1. and sl4 teet of
e6 feet, lot 2, block 19. Omaha l.i
G. L. Miller and wife to Charlotte
Cook, lot 51,' block 1. West End ud. 875
D. W. Merrow and wife to F. E. Dlef-
endorf. lot 26, block 5. Maker Place. 107
W. O. Ure and wife to MateJ Siapa-
nek. lota 9 to 12, block 7, Mayne'a a1 Mt
Ella R. A J res to E. M. Wellman. lot
19T bliK-k IP. Brlggs' Place J.0
E. A. Barrows and wife to Theodore
Farnaley. lot 7, block 3. Willis l ark
Place 22'
Krnesl Sweet to C. V. Martin, lot i.
block 2. Smlthfleld add 10
Same to same, lot 4. blink 2. same 6to
Same to same, lot 1. El-neat Sweet ad. 4V1
O. J. Bauiuan to Mary A. Illiilon.
undivided 10 feet of wlln feet taxlut
.: In I0-15-1S 2"0
Total aino'int of tianafers..
S 7.22
F. D. Day & Co,
Dealers In
Stock. Grain, Provlalon.
akl Year Urala to la.
Braaack 41r.ee. Iio-lll Heard ol Trala
Bid.. Osanka. Wia.. Teleskanatlll.,
212-214 Exrhangt 9dg.; South Omaha
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