TIIF, OMAHA DAILY BE
"EDXESDAY. DECEMRKK 27. W
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Little Ntwi,
Eitker
Donmtic.
Forirn nr
TRANSACTIONS FEWER IN ALL LINES
tlfferlna l.sreerilaglr l.lght and n
Interest Taken Wheat I loses
lllaher on I plarn After Weak
e l.aallac All Inj.
Tb.
fl.r. I-ard, rr 1K 1b. $7Wft7 5J4, Short
ribs side douse) $7 n7 20. Short clear
sides looe, 7.1iT7.Ifi. Khort clear skies
(hoxedi. $7 4"i;7 46.
RAKLEV Good feeding. 374c; lulr to
choice malting, 41c4f.
The receipts and shipments of flour nnd
grain Wfr: Receipt Shipments
Hour. bbls 23,1
Wheat, bu .2o 15.l
Corn, bu 517. 71 167.0O0
Onta. bu aM.S1"
Rye, bu z.n
Barton., bu 92.3 54,100
On the Produce eehsnge today the but
ter market was tealy: creameries, I7tf
244r; dairies. 171 JfV- Eggs were firm, at
mark, cum Included. li.23c; firsts. 25c;
prime first. 26c; extra. Or. Cheese was
steady, 114jl3c.
VOItK. r.KF.RAI.
M tRKRT
OMAHA Tl.. ICkf.
market trua a h- h c..i.n
exchanges were cloned and there was
nine domestic news. Offerings of all
grsins were light and hovers had 'o bid
up to get anything at all. Wheat waa
"-na until tne int hour, when there waa
" sirong turn on bin Inn by Frlnglc. Filch,
o: rtanKin. the mm ki t closing ahove s
i-raay. December closed at MV, V.iy at
s.c and July at SP,c.
t otn, except the current month. also
took an upturn after noon and closed
higher. It looked as though the bulls hMd
osi ineir grip on old December, ss It waa
down 1c. December closed at ll'v;. old
Dceemlier at 47c, May at 444c nd July
at 444c.
Oats were fairly steady. December
closed at 304tj3O4c. Mav at '31 VM14. nd
July at 304c.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.516.000
bushels and shipments 147.000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 1 .52C.-0 bush
els and shipments of 33n.4 bushels irn
recelpta were 1. 537.000 bushels and ship
ments IW9.000 bushels, against receipts Vast
!f of 2.199.0H4) bushels' and shipments of
765.000 bushels.
Rroomhall reported the world's shipments
of wheat at 11.248,(100 bushels, as compared
with f.l68.ono bushels last week. "e,rn ship
ments were 4.W!.000 bushels, as compared
with 4.712.0IIO bushela last week. Wheat on
passage decreased USS.Oco bushels. Corn on
passage decreased 562,000 bushels.
A cable, from Rroomhall said some rain
haa fallen in Rengal. According to nn ofll
clal report of the I "lifted lYovlnces the con
dition of wheat on Irrigated land Is good,
while on unlrrlgated it Is poor. The area
under cultivation has decreased 15 r"- cent
from last year. Navigation will close on
the Asov sea tomorrow.
The world a visible sunnlv Increased l.iP.i-
000 bushels, corn Increased 1.816.000 bush-Is
and oats decreased 30 000 bushels. The
total Is snnono bushels more wheat than Inst
year, 3.347.000 bushels more corn and 4.000,000
bushels more oats
"I believe Julv wheat Is a purchase for
a long mill." said Frasler. "It Is selling
on the basis of good crops In this country
snd abroad. We are )ound to get some
scares this winter and the man who sells
Julv wheat is absolutely a short seller."
The best demand for wheat at Min
neapolis wns from elevators, which took
No. 1 northern at ?c under May and No.
2 northern at 4c under. Mills took onlv
a few can that they could reload with
flour, tiw grades of wheat are very slow
of sale.
Omaha Cash Kales.
WHEAT Nn. J hard. 1 car. 74e: 1 car.
754e: 2 cars. 74c; 2 cars. 744c; 1 car. TTic;
No. t northern. 1 car. 78V-o.
CORN No. 3. 1 car. 38v.c; 3 cars. Nc;
2 cars, S74c; I cara, 37c; No. 4, 2 cars. 37c:
1 car. !Hc.
OATS No. 3 white, 3 cars. 29c.
BARLEY One car, 31Uc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 77Hi79c: No. 3 hard
73fr77c: No. 4 hari. 7071c: No. 2 spring. 7
i784e: No. 8 spring. 73ft 77c.
CORN No. 3, RXe; No 4. 3t.37V'-
grsde, K"o36c; No. 3 yellow. Me; No. 3
white. 38c.
OATS No. 3 mixed. SStfVSUc : No. 3 white,
SV,i4r; No. 4 white. atWhSSV".
RYE No. 2. Glc: No. g, a.
t'arlot Receipts.
Qaotatlona
an srUsN
af the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Iec. 2s -FIXICR-Recelpts.
1R.271 bbls. ; exports. 1H,0M bbls. ; market
.4 bbls.; exports. t.KDt bbls ; market
dull; Minnesota pstents, 4.01J5.fl0; Minne
sota bakers, t3.Mi3.9u; winter patents. 14.20
44.56; winter straights. ;! 9vP4.io: winter
extras. S2.K43.26; winter low grades. 12.7V
3 . Rye Jlour. quiet: fair to good. t3.3tsj
4 10; rholr to fancv. f.15(4 40. Huckwheat
flour, steaily, 2.1(KH2.2rt, nominal, spot and
to arrive
Hl'CK WHEAT Dull, Ktc. nominal, deliv
ered New York.
CORNMRAl teadv fine white and v.l-
low. $1.2.",; coarse, tl. 144jl.lt; kiln-dried, il.00
3. W.
RYE Nominal; No. 1 western. 75c. c. 1. f.,
New York.
RARLKY-Dull; feeding. 41Hc, c. I. f
Buffalo; malting. 4Mi52c. c. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Recelpta. isi.(si0 bu.; exports.
isi.ibe ru; spot market nrm: ISO. I red
1c elevator; No. 2 red. Wc f. o. b..
afloat; No. 1 northern. fuluth. WVc, f. o.
h, afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal,
r. o. v.. afloat, uptlons declining early tin
dcr bear pressure, supplemented by large
world I shipments and outside selling
wneat finally turned strong. Active cov
ering developed in the Inst hour, helped by
liberal clearances, and the. market closed
Arm at S'&.'tf net advance. Mav, SlWtf
M l.Vlc. closed at 81c; Julv. 87'SS4c.
closed at 8V4e; tecemher, iH"a9Mc. closed
at 9&Wc.
(XjRN Receipts, 14S.1S5 bu.: exports. 22S.
2M bu. ; spot market easy: No 2, 67c old
elevator and 6vc, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2
yellow. 6wc; No.
market was nulet
NEWYORR STOCKS AND BOND
I'arket Opeoi Firm and Acitc,
Ttloes Generally Highir.
with
UNION PACIFIC LEADS THE RISE
Call Money Advaacea ta
and lter IVeallngs
and Lwr
Praflt
R Pee t eat
Are Kasy
a Kx tenalie
Taklag.
mcnl of the tresi
eral fund exclusi!
reserve shows:
!4t..t;i.l74: gold
ikl certificates.
iry balance In the gen
e nf the H.WrtW.i.M gold
x'nllable caah lnlnne.
in and bullion, ti.317.Jip;
I.t9o.af0.
NEW YORK. tc. K Further very large
and variegated anaoi-ption of storks marked
today's proceedings In the stock market.
The heavy demand for stocks at an advan
cing tendency of prices waa a convincing
demonstration of the confidence In values
ami the strong hopes for further advances.
Thre was some amirehenslon that llto
Christmas market would prove to have been
overdone on sentimental ronstueraiioiis.
There was a good deal of admonition to be
heard also in various quarters or wan
street this morning, exhorting to caution
and conservatism for the last week of the
year owing to the heavy requirements upon
the money market and the danger of em
barrassment to those over-committed in
tpeculatlve ventures. The 35 per acnt mom-y
rate before the close gave point to tho
warning. But the course of the early mar
ket soon dissipated the apprehension that
the Christmaa adrance waa over and made
small account of the warnings of the con
servatives. The money market seer-.s to have no ter
rors to the speculative tplrlt any longer,
the stock market having successfully with
stood such flurrlea In money so many times
this fall that the safety of the position Is
elt to be assured. The small period remain
ing before the end of the year added to the
Indifference with which the possibility of
another flurry was contemplated. Such a
flurrv admittedly was not only possible, but
not Improbable. The January disbursements
will be larger than usual this year and the
necessity for providing for them will be
correspondingly large. But while the pre
liminary pressure will be aggravated, the
subsequent realisation is expected to be
correspondingly large. But while the prellm-
2 white. 61Vc. Option Inary pressure will be thus aggravated, the
but steady, closing net i subsequent relaxation is expected to bo cor-
Money Market.
. IK-MONEY On c all.
12u3i per cent; ruling
ent. closing bid. 30 pT
per cent, time money
Inety days. per cent and
tonths. b per cent.
CTII.K PAPER 6tn per
change weak, with actual
Jrr bills at . KSWfi 4 6 for
4.fc2?4 85 for sixty day
and 4.Bt.kK4.x;;
fol.
Sew Ysi
NEW YORK. 1
strong and hlgr
rate. 14-U1S per
cent; offered at
firm: sixty and
commission; six
PRIME MKRl
cent, sterling
business In ban
Hnmunri Snd a
bills; posted riles. I4SJI,
commercial bill. 11 '-S
SILVER Bar. 5c; Mexican dollars. 50c,
BONDS Government s'eady; railroad
firm.
Closing quotation op bonds were aa
tows:
C H, ref. !s reg V? Japan Cs
do coupon ....103'4 do 2d series....
C. 8. 3s reg K do 4Ws ctfs
do coupon no zn series
1. 8 old 48 reg. 102V M A N. tint. 4a
do coupon 1"3S "Man. c. old 4s.l"3
IV H. new 4s reg . i; 'Meg. Central 4. s
do couiwn 1AV do 1st Inc 26t
Amer. Tob. 4s.... ' M . K. 4 T. 4..wv,
.lift1 do is
.KI2 N. H. of M. C 4S. so
. H.i; N. Y. C. a. 3Vs. i7
.ltil1 N. J C. gen. 6a.l:t4L,
.103ViNo. Pacific 4S....106-H
DAV, do 3s
4s. .ion N. & W. c. 4s..lPI'4
js..H3Si (). 8. U rfg. 4s. o .
MV Penn. conv. 3'ts..l03A4
Reading O. 4s . . . . Htt'i
75W 'St.U I. M. efts.. lis
10MV, St. I.. 9. F. fg 4s. 87'4
t. I, B. W. C.4S. Bl
. fcVa
. 924
unchanged: May closed at 60c, July closed I reanotidlngly great. The current specula
at SOVc; Pecemher. MU4354c, closed at ! tlon Is based on the assumption that how
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 2 1.045 412
Kansaa City 210 530 S5
Minneapolis ..' 972
Omaha DO 234 46
Duluth
fit. Louis lis! 142 174
CHICAGO ;rai am provisions
Feat a re of the Tra4lagr aad llaalnit
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Dec 2. Covering by shorts
caused an upturn today In the price of
wheat here. At the close wheat for May
delivery waa up 'iOSc Corn and oats
were practically unchanged. A decided
flurry took place In tne price of December
corn, which 'flecHned almost 3e 'and later
regained nearly all of the loss. It did not
affect the market, however, aa trading In
December Is very light. Provisions were a
shade to 7'4c lower.
I'ntll late in the session the wheat mar
ket was Inclined to be weak. Pit traders
largely favored the selling aide but de
mand by leading longs had a tendency to
restrict offerings. At the opening the mar
ket waa depressed by the unexpected size
of the world's shipments. An English
statistician on Saturday estimated the
total movement at Mmu.imo bu., but actual
figures supplied by the same authority to
day showed . the movement to be over
11,000,000 bu. Another weakening influence
was an Increase of 800.009 bu. In storks of
wheat at Minneapolis. Selling was also
encouraged by reports of rain in India.
In the last hour buying was commenced
by aeveral prominent commission houses.
and shorts, becoming somewhat alarmed,
covered actively. The demand found the
market apparently oversold and the result
waa a quick rally In prices. The market
closed firm and almost at the highest
point of the day. May opened a shade lower
at kRViC, (old oft to 864c and advanced to
Sle. Final quotations were at S7Sc Clear
ances of wheat and (lour were equal to
414,1100 bu. The amount on passage de
creased 1.2W.00O bu. and the visible supply
Increased l.32.000 bu. Primary receipts
were 1.61S.000 bu, compared with 1.622.oi
bu. one year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of 1,031 cars,
against 860 cars last week and 1,061 cara
one year ago.
A slump of nearly 3u a bushel In the
price of December delivery, old style, and
a recovery of the greater part of the loss
was the feature of trading In corn. Profit
taking causod by reports of heavy local
receipts atarted the decline. The arrivals
todav were 1.04s cars, of which 2H0 were
contract grade. In addition to this. It
cars of contract corn were transferred
from public to private elevators and will
' be available before delivery on December
contracts. Despite the wide fluctuations
In price trading In the Iwoember option
was Insignificant, the day's business being
estimated at not over So.OOO bu. The
strength of wheat late in the day was an
Important factor In tlm uoturn In corn.
The December delivery, old style, opened
at 47V. broke to 44V' and closed at 47c.
The May option held steady for the entire
day. It opened a shade lower to a shade
higher at 44c to 44V. sold between 43"aO
and 44Vc elused at 44c.
Enrlv In the day the oats market was
somewhat easier, in sympathy with other
grain. Dater the demand Improved and
the market became steady. May opened
unchanged at 31V1131V. sold off to 31V
31V and closed at 31Ji21V.- Ixcal re
ceipts were 412 rars.
Provisions were weaker after a tlrni oien
Ing. The market waa at first Influenced
by an advance of toe to ISc In the price
of live hogs. l,oc;il packers and foreign
ers sold freely during the lust h.tlf of the
day, and aa a result the market closed
easv. Final quotations on May pork were
off 'TV at $13.t2. ljird was down 3Vo- j
at $7.47V. Ribs were u shade lower at i
17.3714.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
25 cars: corn. curs; oats, 24 cars; hogs.
44.0ii0 head.
The leading future ranged as follows:
6tj4c.
OATS Receipts, 190.500 bu.; exports, !!,
Wl bu.; soot msrk"t steady; mixed oats,
W to 32 pounds, 37'u37V; naturni white.
30 to 33 pound. 37V&3Sc; clipped white,
3t to 40 pounds, 4vJ41V.
HAY Steady; shipping. B0Sjf65c; good to
choice. SotTRSc.
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice,
19o:,, HU'19c; 1904, lii16e; olds. 5'i8c. Pa
cific, coast, 1905. lWhHc; 1904, Qllc; olds,
Mine.
HIDES Steady; Oalveston, 20 to 26 lbs.,
20c; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 21c; Texas drv,
24 to 30 lbs.. lc.
LKATH ER Firm : acid, WHH.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family,
$11. 5ij 12.50: mess. . 60 10. 50; beef hams,
$2O.BHf(i'22 0O; packet. 110 11.50: city, extra
India mess. $l7.60ift 11.50. Cut mea.ts. quiet;
pickled bellies. $)) 6iwa9.W: pickled shoulders,
K5I7.00; pickled hams, t9.'i4V76. Lard,
steady; western steamed, $7..Oift7.85. Re
fined, steady: continent. $S 00; South Amer
ica, $8.65; compound. $3.62tici5.s7V. Pork,
quiet; family. $16.50; short clear. $16.u017.00;
mess. 14 501)114 75.
TALLOW Firm: city and country, 4V4
4-V.
RICE Dull: domestic, fair to extra,
1'vhtlc; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Steady; street price, extra
creamery. 26i2fiV; official prices, creamery,
common to extra. Wa'Jc stale dairy, com
mon to extra. lii'ii2Uc: renovated, common
to extra 16v20c; western factory, common
firsts, 161T17V; western Imitation creamery,
extra. 19U'ii20c.
CHEESE Firm: state run cream, sman
and large, colored and white, September
fancy. l.Tc; state Oc.tober best. 13313V;
state lHte made, small, colored and white,
average best. llc; state large, 12c.
KHs Firm; state. Pennsylvania ana
t.earby, fancv selected, white, 3&SSc; stale
choice, 83a36c: state mixed extra, SS'nOlc;
western finest. 3(c; western average best,
29c; southerns, Z!i82fte.
FUL'il KY Live steady ana uncnangeo;
dressed steady; western chickens, 12'(t20c;
turkeys, western, 1219'4c-
4s..
4s!.'
do fs
Atchison g.
do adj. 4s.
All. C.
B O. 4s ...
do 3V
B. R. T. cv.
Cent, of 0.
do 1st inc
do 2d Inc
do 3d Inc
Ches. & O. 4V-.
C. ft A. IV.
C, B. ft Q. n. 4s.l0)-B Heab rd A. I 4S. hiH
C. R. I. P. 4s. SO So. Pacific 4S ... Kt
do col. 6a Mi do 1st 4s ctfs..
C'CC. St. L. tt. 4s. 103V Southern Ry 5s..12S
Col. Ind. os se. A. 7M Texas ft P. Is....l22
do 6a ser B
Colo. Mid 4s...
Colo, ft 8. 4s..
Cjba 6s
D. ft R O. 4s..
Dfstll. Roc. 6s
Erie prior I.
do gen. 4s
Hock.
Bid.
Val 4V
offered.
7s IT. St L. ft W. 4s. K2V4
TTViit nton Pacific 4s..ii'f'
. 94 do conv. 4S....149'
.1"6 it. S. Steel 2d 5s i
.1015, 'Wabash Is 116
S.1V,: "do leb. H 7S
4s. 101 iWest. Md. 4s.... MV,
93 V V. ft 1,. K. 48 92
.1( I Wis. C. 4s.
ever severe the stringency may be tms
week it must be short lived and qulrkly fol
lowed by decidedly easier conditions In tho
money market. The conditions In the time
loan market do not bear out this assump
tion. There continues quite an urgent de
mand for the shorter periods, including
sixty-day and ninety-day loans, and a com
mission Is paid for funds for these periods
which heads the rate at the equivalent at
7 to S per cent. Speculative confidence, how
ever, continues unimpaired and there was
reported today perceptible growth In the
outside demand for stocks. The profitable
character of Stock exchange business, as
well as the almost universal conviction that
activity of a large scope Is to be looked for
In the future are indicated by the rapid ad
vance In the rates for Stock exchange seats.
A sale waa reported today at ftio.iiOO. and
numerous bidders were said to be seeking
eats with the lowest offering at $,.7.5iiO.
The uggresslve leadership assumed to
day by I'nlon Pacific and United States
Steel stocks was of large effect on senti
ment. There waa no specific news regarding
either stock, but a strung Impression was
produced by the very general belief thut
the heaviest demand came from sources
near to the control of these companies.
Copper securities of all kinds were unimatcd
and buoyant. The extraordinary movement
In Anaconda found Its explanation in the
later report of an enlarged dividend dis
bursement. Amalgamated Copper derived
direct benefit from Its large holdings of An
aconda stock
Boston Stocks aad Bonds.
BOSTON, Dec. 28. Call loans. V'&J
cent; time loans :.H(" Per
quotations on stocks
Atchison adj. 4s 93
do 4s 10H
Mex. Central 4s. 79
Atchison MH.
do pfd 104'
Boston ft A....2M
Boston ft Me 171
Fitchburg pfd. .142
Mex. Central .. 25".:
N Y. N.H. ft H.1934
Union Pacific ..149'4
Am. Arse. Chem. 23
do pfd 92
Am. P. Tube....ll3
Amer. sugar l.tf
..139
..l9'i
...42-V
Adams Con 30
Alice 2
1 Hrppio 40
It made Its best price in the j Brunswick Con.. 67
do pfd
Am. T. A T.
Am. "Woolen
do pfd
Dom. I. ft 8 ... 2
Edison E. ft I. .240
Gen. Electric ..176
Mass. Electric .. 14
do pfd 5
cent.
honds:
Allouez
Amalgamated
Amer. Zinc ...
Atlantic
tilnghnm
Cal. ft Hecla.
Centennial
Copper Range
per
Official
Mass. Oas
United Fruit
Daly West
Franklin
flranby
Isle Hoval ..,
Mass. Mining
Mohawk
Mont. C. ft C
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
lOCVQuinry
Shannon
Tamarack ....
Trinity
United Copper
it'. 8. Mining.
... 1
...1"'i
... 14
...23',
... S4-
...710
... 29
874
I'll. Shoe Marh.
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Westing. Com.
Hid. "Asked.
.... IhU U. S. OH....
....KMV Utah
72
. 31
. 4i "
.105V
. 8
Victoria
Winona ,
Wolverine ...
North Butte
23'-,
3
4
33V4
.... 34
....10s
.... 6
....llfv
.... 104
. . i
.. 4M
.. 104
.. 54V4
.. B4
.. 8
..132
.. 88
JMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Bteen Stsadr, Cows St rone
feeders Tsn Higher.
and
hOGS WILL AVERAGE SOME HIGHER
Very light Rn of heca aad I m m Ha,
wit' fiood Strong Prices Paid
for (he rew that
4 ere oa ele.
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec. 27.
Kereipts were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesdav
Two days last week
Same week before
Same three weeks ago...
Same four weeks ago...
same week last year...
RECEIPTS FOR TUB
Cattle. Hogn. Bheep.
. M4
.11. V
.11.713
.10.515
. 8.970
. 2.6W
YEAR
3 Kt
K3H
U
15.413
12,973
614
.",9
17.9:0
17.244
18.tWl
1.3o4
TO DATE.
The following tahle ahnwa the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, comparing with last
year:
19ns 104 Inc. Pee.
Cattle 1.0.074 932.4(10 87.671
Hogs .w-'4 9 "S2 l.SaS
Sheep 1.991,306 1763.4rtS 227.837
Tha following table shows the prices paid
at the river markets for cattle:
Oood to choice corn-fed steers tS.0"1W.e
Fair to good corn-fed steers 4) 4oS 00
Common to fair corn-fed steera.... 87r.4 40
Good to choice cows and heifers.... t.SWN.W
Fair to good cows and heifers 1 4"f3 28
Cannera and cutter 1.7MW 40
Hood to choice stockera feeders.. S 4n?4O0
Fair to good stockera and feeders.. t.Wft 40
Common to fair feeders 20Ofi300
Veal calves t OnhS 00
The following table snows tha average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 180S. 11904. il03 11902. fltOl. 11900. !1f9.
Sa. r No. A. rr
f. ... 4 tl . . .'. . Jt 4" S OS
lI . . 4 3 It 21 10 ll
l"t ... 4 T' tl J1 I Oft
wa ... I as I i s
i ... m u to m
Aft ... I 00 11 141 ... i or
in ... an r in ... 1
t to" 7 17 ... is
K4 l?f I ss (4 fT 40 I !
14 . K t fTt t 5 (74)
'1 40 I s:v, H J4 h I OTv,
J . . I H M ? U0 I rtH
l S IK 41 IM . I 07 '
ni itn I M :i ?;j ; s i
m m t r. M j?? . t, in
1:1 tt 1 1 si Ill 1)0 1 10
II M i t4 . . I t
140 I 04 M 114 S20 I 14
:4 40 I I 44 SM 40 I 10
no 10 I OS 17 341 ... I 10
140 K I S IT 910 ... II
144 . . m to m .. f to
Dec. 1.... If 4 421 4 S4i 04' I 4 74
Dec. t.... 4 87VI 4 4i 4 311 W 5 Rl
Dec. .... 4 471 4 401 A U E Ml 4 Ml
Dec. 4.... 4 V i 4 431 HI t 92! 1
Dec. ....! 4 84 I 4 41' 4 S7I t 24 ft OKI 4 771 3 ,1
Dec. 8....I 4 83 I 4 M' I ( 181 0J 4 841 3 M
Dee. 7 t it I t m t I A 04' 4 841 3 81
Dec. .... 4 87 14 211 4 32! 071 I 781 3 M ,
Dee. ,. 4 an 4 ni s 8I A 11' Hi
Dec. 10... I 4 sa' 4 4AI S 121 a 18 4 Ml . 1
Dec. 11. ,. 4 T8'4I I 4 471 A 081 141 4 821 t 91
Deo. 1J...I 4 81 I 4 431 4 491 8 961 18! 4 771 3 95
Dec 1t...j 4 S7V 4 411 I 6 9S' H ?1 4 81 1 8
Dec. 14...! t 84'4, 4 391 4 441 I 6 211 4 861 9 94
Dec. IB ..( 4 il 4 Tt' 4 3 6 00' I 4 84' 3 9i
Dee. ... 4 76 I 4 41' 4 ?si f. 16; ft J6' I 4 ul
Dec t7...t 4 45I 4 34' A R. 84l 4 83
Dec. IS. .. 4 81V I 4 ?l A 14; A ? 4 78 3 09
Dec. 19. ..I 4 84U1 4 to! 4 30 ; 4 011 6 121 4 771 3 82
Dec. 20... I 41 I 4 601 I C 07 04 ' 4 3 "4
Dec. 21... I 4 88 1 4 44! 4 841- I 6 061 4 811 4 01
Dec. 22... I 4 90 I 4 tt 4 S9 6 161 I 4 Sol 4 "2
Dec. IS... I 4 97' 4 3.81 4 43 1 6 181 A 01 t 4 04
Dec. 24. ..I I 4 411 4 471 6 2' 4 86'
Uc. 55... I 1 ' I I I I
Dec. 2i... I 4 42! 4 63! 6 3: 6 1 4 89! 4 17
snd considerable trading was done at prl.-cs
Hint v-rrc generally about a dime higher
than Inst "Saturday Sales ranged all the
wav from 4 9f. to JS 30. The laige bulk ot
the hogs brought around S 0T jb.lo. Trad
ing at the close , was a little slow and
showed an Inclination to drag with frlces
weaker. At no time was trailing good oil
the common and light weight stuff.
No,
11. .
v .
at ..
..
it...
- ..
14 ..
0. .
II ..
I..
70. .
11 .
I
C2
0.
M.
w
72.
C.
SHEEP Receipts were rather light this
morning, only three cars, about 169 head,
being reported.- There Is almost always a
light run after a holiday and today did
not prove to be an exception to the rule.
Tke most of the sheep received consisted
of fed or killing stuff, with practically no
feeder stock In sight. The run was con
siderably smaller than for the same dsv
last week. but. on the other hsnd. It was
about three times the site of the run for
the corresponding day one year ago, when
about 124) head were received.
The supply of killing sheep and lambs
on the market this morning was quite light
and as tha packers have not been able to
buv anv sheen to sneak of for four days
they were most of them wanting a small
supply to fill the wants of their fresh
mutton trade. None of them however
were wanting a large supply. as the
weather hss been so verv moderate and
poultry and game so plentiful that there
has not been much of a demand for meats.
The mnrket opened rather slow with only
a con nl a nf load of fed western sheen In.
Packers bid steadv to strong prices readily
on this stuff, but the salesman held on
for better prices. Trading later on became
a little more active and closed practically
steanv wit 1 Inst Fr ituv.
There was onlv a sprinkling of feeder
sheep hardly enough to make a mnrket on
that kind of stuff.
Quotations for fed sheen and lambs are
as follows: Good to choice lambs, Colo
rados, t7.-i7 66; westerns, I7 OO4S7 30; year
llnirs $.;.oojif wethers. $5 50(33.75; ewes,
14 7r.S6.40.
Quotations for feeder sheen and lambs:
flood feeding lambs. lY7Kif?A.S5: yearlings,
S4 7&AS.4U: wethers. 14 .vw5 00; ewes, t3.7"tt
4 30; breeding ewes, $4 fO5o.OO
No.
4f7 western ewes
3n2 western wethers
A v.
1"3
109
Pi.
R 2S
5 75
New York Mining Stuck.
NEW YORK. Dec. 26 Closing quotations
tn mining stocKs were as ronows:
last few minutes of the trading. But the
rest of the market was quite sharply af
fcted by the profit-taking on the day's rise
1 which became general after midday and
which was aggravated by the violent flurry
In money In the last hour. The closing t ine
was easy and the day's extreme gains were
much Impaired.
Bonds were firm. United States bonds
were all unchanged on call. Total sales,
par value, (3.226.000.
Following were the sales and range of
prices on the Stock exchange today:
Sales.tllgn. Low. Close.
Kansas City 4"; rain aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Doc. 24. WHEAT
Steady; Decemner, 78c; May. 79V' ; July.
757ic Cash: No. 2 hard. 79'f)Slc; No. 3,
7rtKj79e: No. 2 red, 8Pfj90c; No. 3, WiSSe.
CORN lower; December, 35c; May.
8TAc; July. 40c. Cash: No. 2 mixed, lit'-s
394c; No. 2 white, 39&eJc: No. 3. 39V(
39e.
OATS-Steady; No 2 white, 31f32c; No. 2
mixed, 31 Ho.
RYE Steady at 63iB4o.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, $11264i
12.5ti; choice prairie. 9.7Stl0.26.
EOQS Steady ; Missouri and Kansas.
No. 2 whitewood cases Included, 23c: case
count. 22c: cases returned. c less.
BUTTER Higher; creamery, 23c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, hu 210.000 38.000
Corn, bu 350,Qirt SSO.cno
Oats, bu &uO.Mi 0.GO1)
The leading futures at Kansas City, as
reported by the Von Dorn Grain company,
ranged aa follows:
Comst'k Tunnel.
Con. Cal. A Va..l2i
Horn Silver ....175
Iron Stive; 350
Iadvllle Con.... 4
Little Chief .
Ontario
Ophlr
Hioenlx
Potosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
small Hopes .
Standard
.. S
..250
. .550
1
. , 7
.. 43
.. 2fc
.. 40
..350
Articles. I Open. High. I Low. Close. I Yes'y.
Whrat-I
Dec...
May..
July..
Corn
Dec... May..
July..
Oats
Dec... May..
Fork '
Jan.... I 13 GO
May.. I 13 80
Lard-
Jan.... 7 40
May.. I 7 47
I
I I
ll4 it II" l"" ll'S
o1! i5S''-l to''!"!-75 V'l 75iiT
S9,
39S
3V
30'4
I
39SI
39S!
I
29Ti
30i
13 65
13 82
7 40
IT 4761501
39.
39
3!i
S.sl
I
83S
3UI
30'
13 57
13 70
7 32
7 42
13 U,
13 72
7 35
7 45
39
39H
29-V
13 60
13 8U
7 40
7 46
Adams Express .
Amal. Copper 327,600 107
American C. F.... li.auo 4ol
do pfd & loo
American Cotton Oil. 3.3o0 37H
do pfd
Americun Express
Amer. H. & L. pfd...
American Ice sec
American Linseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. locomotive..
do pfd
American S. A R...
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Refln.
Amer. Tobacco, p. c.
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific ...
Central of N. J.....
Chexaiieake & Ohio.
Chicago & Alton.....
do pfd
Chicago (I. W 6,m lilt,
Chicago A N. W Out 222V4
C. M. & St. P 30.9OO lf2',
Chicago T. A T
diTpfd
('., C, C. & St. L.... l.loo 1iti'
Colorado F. A 1 33.8m 58'i
Colorado A Southern. 2.5i ;7
. do 1st pfd t tiH
do 2d pfd 7.900 49'-
1 Consolidated Gus Wiu 179
Corn Products 7.000 lii
I do pfd 2,100 69',
! Delaware A Hudson
Delaware. U A V ....
Denver A Rio Grande 13,8no
3.200
1,100
loo
26,900
300
63. 4o0
1.400
42, 4i0
400
72.01X1
26,700
4K1
8,700
Slisiii
27.000
4110
2,900
41
34"
21
71'ji
117-t,
168
132
154
lo54
256
)4
106
113
90,
176
2-J3
55
101
39',
3ti'
39
34a
214
6Si
1V,N
1654
130
IM84
ll 16 14
2J0
884
104 ".4
1124
S8'i
174
65
10T
221
IHOT,
lu54
56 V4
28H
47
178li
16H
58i
St. trials General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. J6.-WHEAT-Futures.
high: cash, dull; No. 2 red cash, elevator,
Mnlc; track. !Uijj9Uc; May. Mfe t6 c ;
July. SlM'ic; No. 2 hard. ItftWc
CORN Firm ; No. 2 cash, 40Hc; track,
41VvJ i2c; December. 4K't-; May, 42e.
OATS Steady; No. 3 cash 31c; track. '.11 U
Hilc; leceniber. Jiic; May. 314c; No. 2
white. 3 -'11
FLOUR Steady; red winter pateiils. $4 20 1
i4.3o; extra fancy and straight, f3.9Ui.4.25;
clear. 12 !)ura3.2&.
SEED Timothy, steady at 82.bUoJ.60;
prime. $2 80.
1 1 1N .vi r-AL Steady, t-' 50.
BRAN Firm: sacked, east truck, 78'0'cc.
HAY Steady; timothy, IS.Mxfj 15.il); piairie,
$7 U'd 10.60.
IRON COTTON TIES Kite.
H 4i IOI NO 94i'.
HEM P TWINE 740.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; lobbing,
$13.75. Lard, quiet; prime steam. $7 SJ'.t.
Drv salt meats, steadv: Ix'Xfd extra shorts,
$8.00; clear ribs. $8 124; short clear, $9.r0.
Bacon, steadv; boxed extra shorts, $S.'5;
clear ribs. $9.00: short clear, $9,124.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens. "4c; xpring.
Ri9c; turkeys. 144c; ducks. H4e; iwf. Kr
3,200
12.800
16,811(1
2,4)
700
1.10O
)
2U
2.000
' 'ht)
fl
jfi
4.I11O
6.1K)
2,200
894
914
644
484
804
731,
17.SU
37
904
53
i-
794
73
177
l(ki
4" 4
99
364
924
221
SStt
344
S1
704
11711
14
1294
IMS
105i
219
M
104
:n
89
1744
221
544
30
1.9
214
2:1
1M
15
344
1054
284
Wt'i
47-
17!,4
i
58
223
Kdl
Foreign Financial.
PARIS, Dec. 24. Prices on the bourse to
day were firm under the Impression that
the Russian government is becoming mas
ter of the Internal situation. Russians
strongly advanced on encouraging advices
from the St. Petersburg bourse. Rus.oTau
j imperial 4s were quoted at W.00 and Rus
sian bonds or 1M04 at i.w.
LERLIN, Dec 26. There was a holiday
on ..the bourse here today.
Indicates flundnv. Indicates holiday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
rtio tto-o
Omaha t2.AMift.76 $4.9515 20
Chicaao 1MWi 40 4 70m5 3i
Kansas Clt- 20W0.25 4.7rvfifi ?5
St. Louis S.HVfittOO 4.Vf4.30
Sioux Cltv 2 50fi5RO 4.90fi5.05
SATURDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
of feeders shipped to the country Saturday
and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cats.
Charles Vollmer. Dunlap. Ia. I. C 1
The official number of cara of at nek
brought In today by each road was:
Roads. Cattle
CHICAGO 1,1 VK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady lloti Ten to Fifteen
Cents Higher Sheep Steady.
CHICAOO, Dec. 26. CATTLE Receipts
18.000 head: market steady: common to
fancy steers. $.'!.7mi6.75: heifers, 2.5ixSR 00
bulls, $2.Kv-(i4.oi: stockers and feeders. $2.1
fb4.25: calves, 83.50'iiA.rn).
HOOS-Recelpts, 21.000 head; mnrket 10
15c hirher: choice heavv hogs. $5.:joT5 40
good butchers', ft5.3otiu.35: packing. $5 lmff
5 HO: light, $5 :Xfi6.32',,; hulk of sales, $5.20
m 35.
SHEFP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 18.000
head: mnrket steady: sheep, $;i.d0v 86
lambs, $7..Vt(ft8.00.
C, M. A St. P 6
Missouri Pacific I
Union Pacific system. 9 14 3
C. A N. V.. east 9 4
C. A N. W.. wen 1.1 17 .. 2
C, St. P., M. AO... 0
C.. B. A Q.. east 4 3 .. ..
C, B. A Q.. west 29 10 .. 2
C. R. I. A P., east... 3 3
C. R. I. A P.. west... 7
Illinois Central 5 4 .. ..
Total receipts 85 59 3-4
1v F.
M. .';
M 7":
N. V-
tl TV
$.1 85; K. $ 5'
The disposition of the day's receipts wa.
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated
Bnnk Clearings.
OMAHA. Dec. 26. Bank clearings for
todav were $1'. 962,530.01 and for the corre
sponding date lust year $1,667,341.65.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Dec. 26 WOOt High prices
continue in the wool market as a fall
amount of business is done for this season.
The demand for wool continues fairly
active from the makers of woolens. A
moderate amount of territories have been
disposed of. The demand for pulled wools
is rather telter. but prices are no firmer.
I Foreign grades aro steady. The current
quotations in tne inargei are aooui
follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania X and
above. 35c: X. 33i;M4c; No. 1. 88fc No.
t. 3889c; line unwashed, 27a2ac; quarter
blood unwashed, 834'31c; three-eighths
blood, 34fc44e; half-blood, 334ii4c; un
washed delaine, 2!S00c; tine waahed de
laine. a64tS7c; Michigan fine unwaxhed,
2fn27c; quarter-blood unwashed, J24'fl33c;
unwaahed delaine, 28c; Kentucky, Indiana,
etc.. three-eighths and quarter blood, 34i
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company
Oudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Bwift and Company, from
country
Vansant A Co
Carey A Benton
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son
I .noma n A Rothschild...
Klngati A Co
Miae Haggerty
J. B. Root A Co
Hamilton
Other buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
2C3 407
566 997 457
.160 l,i87 202
71 1.003
.... '337
134
106
134
41
26
195
117
49
280
208
erv York l.lir Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Doc. 26-BEEVES-Re
ceipts. 4.428 head. Market for steers firm
to a shade higher except for common; bulla
and cows, strong: steers, i.-vatvfto; staKs
$4.20; bulls. $2.6(V.i 4.00; cows. $1 6.Vii3.75. Cu
Idea quoted markwts at Liverpool and Lon
don slow; live cattle. U?ill4c per lt
dressed weight; refrigerator beef, Sc per
lb. Exports, 9,6 cattle and 6,100 quarters
of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 619 head. Market for
veals fully 50c higher; some sales $1 higher
owing to short supply; veals, $600 9 50; se
lected, $10 CO: barnyard calves, $o504.00;
dresacd calves, strong; city dressed veals,
9"n13imc per lb.; couuti-v dressed. 8"al2c.
HOGS Receipts, 17.647 head. Market
nomlna'ly higher.
8HEF.I' AND LAMBS Receipts, 6 693
head. Market for sheen, stenriv; for lambs.
IfViiffk- higher: sheep, $3.50t5.25: culls, $2.50
iM.oh; lambs, $t',.5O18.30; culls, $6 On; no Can
ada lambs.
Total 2.095 3.976 659
CATTLE There was the usual light run
of cattle this morning that generally fol
lows a holiday, eighty-one cars, about 2.100
head, being reported in. This Is a deal
smaller than the receipts for the same day
last week, when 6,2i0 head arrived, how
ever It Is somewhat larger than the run
' for the corresponding day one year ago
j when 1.2TO head were received. Trains were
In In fairly good aeason, but, neverthe
leas, trading did not commence until rather
35c. Territory, Idaho fine. 22'g23e; heavy I late m tne forenoon,
line, 19-ii2c; fine medium, 2Cp1ic; medium, , There was only a small numlter of beer
om-.-k..- inn, mHiiim 94UC28C lYvnmtnK. 23 1 steers on the market, with a couple of
'8c: Iipsvv tine. 29rfo: fine medium. 224 loads of choice steers In sight,
i. ......ii,',,., .ti,n 7iA'nc- i sold at prices that were fully
7-ti. ... njLunaV imw fine last week. Trading was very slow and
194'.JOc; line medium, 23jj24c; medium. 27i uninteresting. there apparently
i '. ....n r-A.,,- -. ! hai-dlv enouah stock on the market
..: mii,' :,'. ,Artiiim ffl'-xc- tract the buyers to the yards. Packers
,n,.Hi,,n, -r.rntrtn- Mimtana fine 1'holce. i evidently did not care
iKfitic: nne average, u-oc; inio iih-uiuiu
Kansas City live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Dec. 16. CATTLE
Receipts. O.joo heid. Including 200 head
southerns: market for feeder steers steady
to 10c lower: cows strong to 10c higher;
feeders steady: choice export and dresaed
beef steers. $5.2fn 6. 25; fair to good. $3.75
5.00: western fed steers, $2.50(34.60; stock-
! ei-s and feeders, $176'J4.t; southern steers,
I 82.rtK-fT-4.50: southern cows, $2.604(3. ft: native
j cows, 2nni4.oo; native heifers. $3.00fi4.25;
bulls. 1.fvfnh.yy. calves. t3.Vttii7.m.
HOOS-iRecelpts. ln.ooo head: matket
' opened fi'S'lOe hlnher: advance lost; top.
, $T 15: bulk of saleK. 4.95fi5.1o; heavy. $506
(15.15: packers, 65.OnriiG.10; pigs and lights,
$4 aS'ffi '
I SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.0i0
' bend: market 10c higher: native lumts.
lambs. K.7.5'81 60; fed
$4.."o5.fiO: weMtern fed
western fed sheen, $4.25
feeders. $3 .i5M.7r.
09I4II4 WIIOI.RS.F. 9I4RKKT.
Condition of Trtde aad Quotations na
Stnple and Fancy Prmlnre.
J3C1GS -Fresh rei rlptii candled stock, St-e.
LIVE ltn.THV- Hens. ;.' c. 1,.,'jiik,
6c: tuiKes. 1.1c, ducks 84c fiirmg chick-
ana. i4'i1.V; ge-c. 8ii!c.
DRICSSKD I'OULTIO -Turkeys 151. ;
old tonis. 14 il.Sc; chickens. Knvc; old roost
ers, 7c; durks. 11c; gece l'-lillc.
BUTTER-I ai king tiock, 15c, choice t
fancy dalij, 1819c: uioamei )', ilnJ.'lV-;
prints, 214c.
SUGAR - StAhd.ird granulated. In bbls.
th :i per cwt ; cubes. $6.1 per cwl.; u(-
lojtf, $; 50 r ml : No. 6. extra C, la4
or bbls, 115 per owl; No 10, extra C,
bag only. $4 9'.) per cwt : No. 15 yellow,
hfifts onlv, ItHS per cwt ; XXXX powdered,
$5 9ft rer cwl
FttKSM FISH Trout. io.7inc; naiinut. ii
buffalo, dresswl. 9c; Pickerel, dressed, 64c;
white bass, dressed. 12c; sunflsh, 6c; perch,
scaled nnd dressed, 8c; pike. ; Cattish.
13c; red snspper. 10c; satmcr., 11c; croppies.
12c; eels. lSc; bullheads, tic; 'laek bass,
Inc; whlteesh, 12c: frog logs, per dos., ?.V
lobsters, green, 27c; bulled lobsters, 3uc;
had roe. 46e, blueflsh, 15c; hi-rrlng, 4c
HAT-Prloes quoted by Omaha Feed com
pany: No. 1 upland, $. .;; mciiiuin. !."';
coarse, $0 ih6.6n. Re straw, $6 60.
BRAN-Per ton. $16 50.
TROPICAL FRUITS
DATES Per tinx at So l-io. pkgs.. $2 00;
Hallowee. in 70-lb. boxes, per lb, o4';
fa vers, per lb., 6c; walnut-stuffed. 1-lf.
pkgs , $2o0 per dos ; 91b. boxes, $1.M.
orainuks CalKornta waveia. an in
76; Flor'da. all sixes. $2-V
LEMONS Llmonlera. rxtra fancy, 241
Size. $4.25; 3l0 and 360 sixes. J3.7j.
FIGS California, per 10-ib. carton. .5
S5c; Imported Smyrna, 4-crowu. 12c; 4
crown, 14c.
BANANAS Per niediutn-sixea uuncn, ti n
4X2.26; Jumbos. $2.&OC3.0w
TANGERINES Florid, per bo ol
about 125. $2 50.
GRAPE FRUIT-Ter box. 15.00.
FRUITS
PEARS Lawrence and Mount Vernon,
M.W
CRANBERRIES Jerseys, ::.0J f-r CC 5
Bell and liuiile. tU'.ud.
APPLES - California Bellflowers. 11.41
per bu. uox; Colorado Joii.iCiuns, K.W ref
bu. box; Ben Davis, $165 pr bu. box;
Wlnesaps, $2.00 per bu liox, oih-r varieties,
$2.00 per bu., New York apples, $1 50 p.l
bl.
QRAPES-lir.port-d Malagas. $5 5ivrt00.
OLD VEGETABLES.
P'J'i'A TOi iioioe-giBWn, lr bu , 60J
46c, South-li.ikota, per bu., 75c.
ONlONS-Jlome-giown. yeuow ana rcu.
per bu., hie, Hpunlkli, per crate, ll.io.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $2.t8).
LIMA BEANS Per bu.. 64c.
CAHHAGki- llome-giowu aud Wisconsin.
In crates, per lb., 11iu2o.
CAltROlS. PAH&.slPS AND TUllNll'3
-.per bu.. tjoiuiuc.
CELERY ivalanuEOn, per dot.. 25o.
8WEET POTAT JF.H Kansas, pr i-ba
bbl., $1.75.
NEW VEGETABLES.
CAULIFLOWER Pet crate. $2 76.
TOMATOES California, per crate, of 20
lbs.. $3.60. . ,
WAX BEANS l'er hamper of about 34
lbs net. $360
STRING BEANS Ter hamper of about
60 lbs. net. $301X34.00.
EGll PLANT-Florida, per dox., $1.2,vji
1 GREEN PEPPERS Florida, per hampei
Of ubout 10 do., $2.60.
TURNIPS Loulsiuua, per dox. bunches,
46c,
S II A 1 L O T T 8 Ixiulslana, per dox.
bunches, 75c.
HEAD LETTUCE Louisiana, per bbl.,
68 ou(u 10.00; rer dox heads, $1.00.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot house, per box of
12 to 15 heads, 65c.
CUCUMBERS Hot house, ucr do-. $1 21
ei 60.
RAD10HES-Hot house, per dox. bunches,
75c -
MUSHROOMS-Hot hous, per lb., (kvg75a
BEEF Cl'TS.
No. 1 rib, 124c; No. rib, 84c; No. J rib.
6c; No. 1 loin. 16c: No. 2 loin, 104c; No J
loin, -7V-c; No. 1 chucks, 5c; No. 2 chucks.
4c; No."8 chucks. So; No. 1 round. 7c; No. J
round, 64c; ino. 9 rounn, oc; io. 1 piate,
4c; No. 2 plate, til No. 8 elate. 24c.
MISCEuuANEOITS.
CIDER Per keg. $3.76; per obi., $4.76.
HONEY Nuw, per 24 lb... $3.50.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 6c; Wisconsin
brick, 14o; Wisconsin liiubrrger 13c. twins,
144c; voung AmcilcBS, 144o
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 toft shells, new
crop, per lb., 154c; hard shellit, per lb,
184c. Pecans, lurge. per lb.. He; small, per
IbT 12c. Peanuts, per lb., 7c; roasted, pet
ID 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb.. 12Ul34c Al
monds, soft ahells. per lb.. 17c; hard aholls,
lb.. loC. onenoara nicauiy iiuib, per
6VJ.751i7.rsl: western
ewes and vearllnaa,
-arllngs, Jo.Soitui):
i5.8."; stockers and
and these
steady with
being
to at-
12.100
Hy. 40.9HO
!.: 10
8"0
L.
M.
BUTTER Firm:
dalrv. 1821c.
EtJGS Steady at
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Onta. hu
creamery, )uie;
."2, case count.
Receipts. Bhipnie-its.
16. (10 8.0CO
1U6.000 25.imO
14.'.0"0 ' 46.000
178.010 64.014) 1
Artlclea.l Open. I High. I Low. Clone.! Yes'y
Wheat
Deo.
Mav
July
Corn
'Dec.
JDec.
May
July
Osta
Dee.
M ay
July pork
Jan. May
Jrd
.lan. May
July
Ribs
Jan.
May
July
1
82SflH
I'm
834,441
I
I 474'
44414,
44414441
j 444
1
30S
jos;
1
S2S1
84!
63 I
444
434,
4341
4441
I
47
44i
8341
874!
834!
47X.1
444;
444
44' V
4 St-,'
114, 3140. 814"' s :
4i o4 aov
S?7i
74 8T44j4 1
8.v4.8:ij;4
48
Mlaaeauolla Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. Si. - FLOUR
Patents. 10c lower; first patents. $4.5ir
i 4.: second patents. $4-30'i4 4o: first clears,
63 6513 7a; second clears. fZ.orp 1.0.1.
BRAN In bulk, tlS.&Oxl 13.75.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery) The ran;u ci prices, as reported
by F. D. Da A Co . 110-111 Board o: Trade
4I4C4441 ",d'n'' "
441 U I Aftlcles.l Open
I Hlgli.j Low. I Cloae.l Yea r
4
I44 1
S
Wheat 1 I
Dec.... 'B0V8V
May... 844tHi 64'a4 844;
13 70 t IS 76 I 13 S74 13 474! 1J 73
IS 924! 13 24' 13 80 I IS S24. II 90
7 45
7 65
7 6741
7 174'
7 424:
7 624i
7 45 I
7 5741
7 0 1
7 I
7 424!
7 524
7 40 I
7 474I
7 56 I
7 174!
7 874
7 474i
I
7 40
7 474,
7 55 I
I
7 174
7 3741
7 Ul
7 55
7 45
7 554
7 174
7 4
7 624
Ne. 2. HMd. JNew.
FI.1OVR Dull and euy: winter patents.
$3 654.10; straights, $3.4543.i; spring pat
ents. $1.76 4 4.1V; straights. ii.ou f 1 So;
haters. $.': 3. 2u.
WHEAT No. t spring, 63fj86.-; No. S.
8sf84c: No. t red. 864ue74c.
:OHN No. $, 4444ji47r; No. 2 yellow,
4444S47C.
OATS No. 2. S04,c; No. 2 white. Slic;
No. $ white. I947'N
RTF No. t. Kc.
BKFD-No. I itax. 1.i: No 1 northwest
ern. $10." 4; prime timothy. 63.374; clover,
contract grade. $13.i
PROVltjlONS-M lurk, !-r bul 12 ti
July.
Flax
Iec..
May.
July.
1 064I
1 104;
1 1141
I
!
864 854V 4l
I I
1 074' 1 "
1 11 I 1 104 .
1 124! 1 1141-
814!
854-84:
S04
86
t&4
1 07i
1 iotJ
Minneapolis Closing Prloea Wheat: No. 1
hard. 834c; No. I northern. K34c; to arrive,
834c: No. t northern. kti4c; to arrive, 80c:
Nn. 34. 774jT9c; No 1 durum. 7:U-; No. 2
durum. 6Kc. Corn: No. $ ellow. 3!'c; No.
$. S544'374r. Oats: No. 1 white. 284c; No. 3,
24 l 274c. Barley. 44j,c. Rye. 5'.i4tiuo4C.
Flax. $1.174.
l4Pria Market.
PEtRIA. Dcd. 26 CORN l.iwer; No. 3
yellow. 41c; No. S. 41-; No. 4. 3.V; no grade,
S4-c36c.
OATS Steady: No $ white, ae.jsa-o;
Nn. 4 white. ZXjtc.
Toledo reed Markrl.
TOI.K.Dtl. O.. Dec. y.-KEEDa Clover,
CHn and Tx-ceinler. $ 17. Januarv. IX ;,
February. $J'.;7. -March, $8 32. Timothy. $140.
Alsike, 6.iAW
do ofd
Dlatillera' Securities,
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley ,
Illinois Central
International Paper.
do pfd
International Pump.
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd ,
K. l?. Southern ,
do pfd
I-oulivllle A Nash...
Manhattan I.
' Met. Securities
Metrnisilitan St.
Mexican Central
Minneapolis A St.
M . St. P. A S. St
do pfd
j 'Missouri Pacific
Missouri. K. A T....
I do pfd
1 National l,ead
N R R of M. pfd...
New York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
.Norfolk & Western.,
do pfd
I North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas
P.. C C. A St. I
Pressed Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
do 1st nfd
j do Id pfd
I Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd ..
St. U A S. F. 2d (lfd. 1.500 49
St. L. Southwestern
do prd
Southern Pacific .
do pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
TemiesKee C. A 1.
Texas A Pacific .
T.. St. I W...
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
IV 8 Express
U. S. Realty
IV S. Rubber
do pfd
IV 8. aieel
do nfd
Va.-Curo. Cheaiical.
do pfd
Wabash
do Pfd
Wella-Eargo Kxnreas
We8tiugbiue Eiec
Western Union ) 9J4
Wheeling A L. E
Wlaconma Central
do pf l l
Northern Paeifle tin)
Central Leather l.t'.iM
do pfd f.Onl
Sloss-SheftVId WO
Ex-dlvldend.
Total sales for the day. 1.61$. shares.
choice. 2i'.'7c: average. 2482ie; iiaple, i,(rp
394 1 2o: medium choice, 27it28c.
Writ I ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Dec. 26. WOOL Steady ;
mixtlum graues comoing ami niniiinn
30c: light fine. 21i'Jrtc; heavy fine, lU'y'Jlc;
tub washed, 33ig414c.
1.600
400
6.400
1.4s
6i0
13.5i it
Jin
12. 90
8110
2.100
i7
1.7'rt
94.5110
2,1ki
iVl
3.5. 0
I11O
Ion
32.IH)
l.l'ii
!0U
4.5UO
, 9.700
. .6'4
3.700
luo
234
til
784
284
04
354
67H
1534
924
ip4
25
81
1424
168
102
374
7o4
8h4
394
152
6:';
84,
1014
4S
144V,
lOO
86
V4
H
T454
1,184
92
Se".
344
104
24
1-1
4I4
li. 1
.. 23.600
lfl
.. ll.Sirt
l'O
.. I.imi
.. 1 !4)
.. S
4i
..171.5HI
:
no
.. i.o
. . rim
. 147iO
37.1'V
l.lol
2.200
1 :v
5"4
674
1184
364
l'W'4
1X5
$14
364
i'8'4
15"4
87
534
110
40-
1,4
5:,
1184
21
414
1764
23
844
784
28
58
35
65
1514
80"
1244
254
811
I404
166
101
37
704
ki4
89S,
150'i
514
84
loi'iii
44
4
99 1
81
..t4
lm
245' f,
1374
92
!-.
:t:4
1044
234
614
414
48"
64
i,4
1184
:t4
lot 14
1334
X'K
3.14
574
1494
12
87
52v'
1'94
ur4
Mi
1104
;4
"4
5.14
474
74
72
177
100
178
114
844
2i
784
24
584
154
6A4
1.114
161
!40i
Coffee Markrl.
NEW YORK. Dec. 26. (.TOFFEE Mar
ket owned steady at an advance of 6'ol5
points on a moderate demand from Wall
street sources, which was based apparently
on rumors that the Braxillan congress had
passed a bill agreeing to guarantee a large
bond IsBue by the three cliief producing
slates providing thes states would put
in additional export duly equal to about
5o cents per bag on coffee exported.
Demand was not very heavy and after
working up to a net advance of about
1 -j.i 'ft rminta riiirlnif the early afternoon, in
12''4 1 ie absence of Important offerings the
market saaaed off slightly under manning
j and chased steady at a net advance of
! 10tfrl5 points. There were no European
: cables owing to holidays, and Brazilian
i news showed no fresh feature aside from
the talk of a duly. Sales In the local
' market were reported of 35.250 bugs, I11
! eluding January at 6.3fv4f.4:.c; March. 6.65c;
.May. 6.7V(.hoc: September. iitti.Ooc;
(MtoIxT, 7.1oc; Spot market steady; No. 7
Rio. 8c.
80
14o
lltf
lol'i
37V
7i4
16 '4
:tS4
I6114
614
844
9:
loo
414
1434
!I9
844
f.14
9H
242
IS7-4
92
!5
324
ltd
07,
--
i
41
103
48
I
?i
tiTi
118
354
I'M.
J8.14
34
:',
58
14;.',
9
118
7
624
1094
4o,
I'44
51
1104.
S04
41
Boatoa Upper Market.
BOSTON. De-. 26. The Boston stock
market open-U nominally strong today.
The opening quotations In Copper shares
averaged from 4 to 1 point lusher than
the closing prices of Saturday. The fea
ture of the market, however, waa tiie
trading In Anaconda. Following the New
York movement In this stock lha prices
opened at -' to 230 and then quickly ad
vanced to 2.'i0, up 34 points from Saturday's
closing quotation.
4'utioa Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 26 -COTTON-Bpot
cloned qiiiely middling uplands. 12.1oc; mid
dling gulf. 36c, sale. l.Oi'J bales.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Dec. !. COTTON
Steady; middling. 114c; sales, none, re
ceipts, none; shipments, none; stock, 36,970
bales.
not care for much stuff and
were not buvlng readily. Most or inn
beef steers were sold beiore the market
closed at practically steady prices.
There was a moderate supply of cows
and heifers 011 the market and buyers
apparently did not want much of anything
except a few loads of the good kinds of '
cattle. Real good cows and heifers sold !
at prices that were strong in most cases.
Trading was very dull and draggy. The
common to medium kind of cows sold at
prices that were generally steady to a
little lower.
There were only a few scattering loads
of Blockers and feeders on the mnrket
and these sold practically a dime higher
In most cases.
Representative sales:
No.
7..
1 .
St..
1!..
ir...
11..
1 .
to..
I .
I .
t .
I.
4..
1..
t.
4
1.
1.
I.
St. I.onls Live Stock Market.
ST. UUIS. Mo.. Dec. 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 3.5ii head. Including 50n head Tex-
' nns; mnrket mencr: native snipoins: ana
xnnrt steers. $4.W(i6eO; dressed heef and
butcher steers. $.'.754(6.25; steers under !.
pounds. $2.7574.80; slockcis and feedei-M.
I2.0ia4.5o. cows and heifers. $2 25(13.50; can-
ners. $1.75'rii,oO; bulls. $2.50h3.26; calves.
$3. 5f4"f6.5o; Texas and Indian steers, $J.751j:
S.90: cows and heifers. $2.ivti3.26.
jffirjs Receipts. 5 500 head: market 10c
higher: pig and Hants, H.fiO'ViiUn; pack
ers. 84 80fl5.2Ii; butchers and best heavy,
, $5.inr..:'0.
! SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 1200
I head: market sti-ona; native muttons. $50
i6M: lambs. $5.;.Wi7.Mi: culls and bucks,
ft M''i3.50: stockers, $;).00'(4.i; Texans. $3.00
. (U4.00.
per
61
4A
884
924 'l4
tij
... 4
611 l.l
2o 2f4
454 45H
l'4 j.it
88 $74
Trrtiarr Statement.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. -Today's iUte-
MllKsukt 4.ralu Markrl.
M 1LWAUK E12. Dec. 26. WlfmT
Luwer; No. 1 northern, 864c; No. 2 north
ern. 83'ijt44e.
RYK Uier; No. 1. 87jiinc.
BARLEY-Steady; No. 2, 54V-; sample,
374'iiC4c.
CORN 4ul-l; May, 44'c.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 26. Bl "TVER
Extra western creamery, a6-; extra nearby
prints.
EGGS Flrni. lc higher; nearby fresh,
29c at i!iark: western fresh, 29c at mark.
4'HEESE Ciuli-l. New York full cream,
12tol4;.
uar and Molasses.
KETW ORLEANS. Dec. 24. SUGAR
Finn; open ;ettle. 3a34c; open kettle cetp
trifugml. S4'x8c: centrifugal whites. ,
to 4c; yellowt, 144i411-16c; seconds. 243c
MOLASSES Open kettle. Iwu33c: centrif
ugal, lsa22c. Syrup, ti428c.
DalBth Grata Market.
DULUTH. Deo. 26 WHEAT To arrive.
No. 1 northern. W4e; No. t northern, '4c;
on track. No. 1 northern. s34c; No. t
northern. Hi"e: recembr. SJc; May. 8640.
OATS Ti afiive aad oa track, o.
Av. rr. Ms. at. Pr
IK4 t 40 17 1151 4 M
1M0 I M 40 1 tCO 4 Ml
. ... 17 8 Wl .11 1344 4
l7l I 7i II HIT 4 to
! I IS ) 1411 4 ti
HIS 4 U
cows.
IM t 00 31 Ml IH
47 t 06 10 lull i V.
Ill 1 1 1"50 2 45
121 t IS 1 1A26 t 70
151 I 111 I Ml 5 TO
1040 I SO it 4 3 15
177 t IS 1 ISM t U
130 I t" U 877 S
1045 I 1 1144 I vil
10M t It 1 1 18 3 on
145 18 I l.'lOG 3 05
ion t :c li (6 s or.
Ill I 50 I l37 3 in
1040 2 50 5 IM I 15
IM I 50 t MHO S
ioo t to nns I s
1077 I 51 15 1151 I 5(1
I7 i 5 50 1172 3 M
HEIFERE
471 t 1 I IU1 I tt
(44 I 0 i ' 2 1')
441 t 10 J4 714 I n
140 t 50 I" 44! 1! 5
110 2 1.0 34 1011 I 50
415 IM
BULLS
1500 I 1 1170 2 T
, u0 2 55 1 1150 2 JS
lit I II I .1T0 t 75
1W0 t 55 1 1530 2
CALVES.
M 4 50 1 140 I 75
10 5 00 1 ZM 5 75
Itw 5 Tt 1 110 5 75
Ill' 4 75
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
N 1 00 II 1011 I 0
1065 II 11 144 I M
Ill I 00 II HI I 111
144 I in 4 Il l
. 18 18 21 16i0 1 If.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. .lOSFPH. Mo.. Dec. 26. CATTLE
Receipts, 8.11S hsil: market steady to
strong: natives. JS.iIMni.l." ; cows and heif
ers. tl.&ofuj.U); stockers and feeders. $2,754
S.9i.
3 088 bend; market ,W
84.8.M10 .no: medium and
bulk. 49f.fi5.oG.
LA MBS Receipts. 849
higher.
nuts.
bu . $2.2b; largj nicaory lies, ptr uu.,
Chestnuts, per lb., 16c. eoiw.s.-.uts. J4.0O pel
sack of 100. .
HIDES No. 1 green. 9c; No. I green. 8ct
No 1 salted. 11c; No. 2 salted, luc; No.
veal calf. 11c; No. t zeal calf. 9ci din
alted. 7S14c; cheep pelts, 25cU$100; lioisi
hides, :i.504iW w-
Evaporated Apples nnd Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2ti -EVAPORATED
APPLES Market ruled steady to firm at
the prices current before the holiday. Com
mon to good lire quoted at 7'n8c; nearly
prime, ftfi94c; prime, !l4'084c; clioioe. 104c;
''cALlTORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prun.;!
are moving- out in small Iota, with the busi
ness aggregating a moderate volume, limi
tations are firmly held, from 44c to 8.-.
according to grade. Apricots are quiet anil
unchanged. Choice arc quoted ut 94ft He;
extra choice, WyitlOV-: fancy, lliil-..
Peaches continue lirm. Willi extra choice
quoted at lc; fancy, ln'i'iitlc; extra lane...
11ttl2e. Raisins arc in light supply on spot
and prices arc firmly held; loose Miisiaiwl
are quoted at .r.V"i4e: seeled raisins. j4i
9c; California-London layers, $l.li0.
Visible Supply of Grain.
NEW YORK. Dec. 20. The following Is
the visible supply statement of grain, as
compiled by tin- New York Produce ex-
C'llH Dfi
Wheat, 40, 9i7.0ijO bushels; Increase, l.ti32,U'
'"?orn" 10.55c. 000 IiiihIicIn; Increase, 1.815,(io
bushels.
tats, 27,7.'6,tio IiubIi'-Is;
busliels.
Hve. 2.5.13,000 bushels;
bushels. . .
Barley, ii,236,8) bushels; decrease, 9S,ivo
bushels.
decrease, ,()
Increaso, 22.i'0
1 1f MIS Receipts,
10c higher: light.
Ileavv, 14 9n4;n 1: 4:
SHEEP AND
heud: mnrket loc
Klonx Cltv II ve ft'oek Market.
SIOI'X CITY. Dec. 28 tSneclal Tele
gram x CATTLE Receipts, 700 head: mar
ket 10c higher: stockers. strong: beevs
83 W(n"5.50: cows. IhiIIh and mixed. $2 Ml! I
$.75: stockers and feeders. $2.75'it3.85: calves
and vearllngs. $2.503 50.
HOGS Receipts, ii. n stated: market 10c
hlehr. aelllng at $4 905. '5; bulk of sales.
$4 95fi5.00.
8 lock In Wight.
Receipts of live xto al th six prlii
cinal western inarketH vesterd'iv:
c atiie. iiora. nneeo.
South Omaha
Sioux Citv . .
Kansas City
fll. .TiiKerih ...
St litils
Chicago '
Total
2.14i 3.919
7it
. 9
. 1.115
. ;'..lt
.I8,lii
i ,nr
ri..vo
SI.O.O
659
I. ""
849
1 ;iio
18
.3.",.Sil 44.117 21.698
HOGS There was a light run of hogs on
the market today, but It was Just about
the size that expected to follow a
holidav, fifty-nine cars, about 3.9:9 head,
being reported in. 1 no. is less man one
tlilrd the sise of the receljim for Hie same
day last wees, wiiph lu.oin ueuu were
-eiv4Hl. However, It la larger than
receipts for the corresponding day Ia.st
year by about 1.300 bend Hellers were of
the opinion that, considering the lie (,f (ie
run. prices ought to bi l"t15c hiirher.
Buyers were nut looking al things front
the same atandMiliit and were bidding
rlcea that were just aliout steady with
est Wfk's close 1-ater. however, ,.y
raised their bids until they were mostly
6ji 10c higher than Usl Saiurdiy, but si ill
sellers tield out and would nut let go. ex
cepting for a few scattering loads lh:it
were gold to speculators. A load ' prime
choice heavy weights was sold for $5 20.
the highest price paid for a cont.ldralle
length of time. There were also a couple
of Toads of prime heavy weights that s .Id
for $6.16 and $510. But with Ihe exception
of these few scattering loads e'dd there was
practically nothing doina early.
Later OB buyers aud sellers gut together
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. De-. 26 M ETA I. S The
absence of London cables caused a gen
erally quiet condition In the domestic 1
metals markets and business showed no
I special featur a. Tin waa lower under
I la. I,.,avlar rifT-trlMPal ftflri Clr.Me.l Hllll
hi $:a.fvor36 124. Ctipper remained dull und
to aniiie extent nominal, with no low sup- I
lilies available for Immediate d llveo . I
lake and electrolytic are minted at $18 jo I
il9.00. and isting. at $18 Vi4' IS M l-d j
wus unchuiiged. at t"i.ti"'n6.1o; ; lie Inside I
price being for thirty day siiituiicnts of I
fifty ton lots, while aot.ial s-hjI sunnll .1 j
are verv light and ihe quotations .
practically nominal. Sneller was quiet and j
unchanged, at $6 Ojijitt 65. Iron Is n ported
fir it) in tone with Ihe buying incitement ,
ouite sufhcinit to maintain piics. No. 1 '
foundrv northern Is ouoled ' I7V.'9 25;
No. 2 fuuudiw northern, nx l.m !..: mi. 1
foundry southern. 818 5oi 18.75; No. 2
re- , ,,,,-Hi-v aonthern 81i.oi'il8 2V
the ot IiOl'18. I)ec. 26 M ETALS I-ed.
steady at T..8ii'ii . speller, steady (it $6.50.
HEAI. F.ST ATE TRASSFBHS.
The following deeds were filed for record
December 26: . ,
WARRANTY DEEDS.
I Y. Bates and wife to Alice E
Bates, lots 1 and 2, block 17, NMI-
cox Second Ad trctllei $ 4,ii"0
D L. Curpenter, ,1r.. to J. K. Catpen-
ler, lot 9. block 2. Newport Ad ... 3,oi
Hustings it Heyden to J .1- Hf's.
lot 1?. block 1 Hastings Hey-
den's Second Ad ,v V '
Baptist General Association to M. J.
Flaherty, lot 3, Hrosnihait's Sub 5"0
Grove-V ha rtmi Conslrucllou inn-
pjnv 10 Annie i'. nype, nn "'"'
R. liiiuiH Park ;",;;
4, 1. Reed el nl. in M.ithis Gruidel
et al., lot 3, block 5. Van Ciimp s
Ku E. iie i li to Ellin t Walworth.
' feet lot :t :llld n28 feet lot 4.
block 3. Boyd's Ad
J W. Long m Muriuiio Tcrcsl ct .!.,
'4 ne4 'sc' 8-111-1:1
G A. Jnslyn uml wile to Jennie A.
Spenee. lot 2't, block H, lllinaeom
F 's" Marstiin to V E lit Ine. n44
ifeet lol 24. block 1. Jdayne Plai c . . . .
Florence Hull and liusbainl to J.
Ratlin, els feet lot 3 mid w2 feel
lot 2 block 5. First Sub of Grlth'i
ft S.'s Ad
F.o'.Ic W. Nichols to J. M. Filxgeruld,
11.V1 fret lots 8 und 9, blm k 1. Jet
ter's Ad '
i'ipn H Wt man mid hiiKli'ind to
Adam Uunil'-rt. lots 4 und 6. block
118, F'orenee
Elizabeth iMihlman to Ji:t(teii Itahn,
h4 lot 2, W. T. Andrew's Sub.
67i
3.0
1,wt
2,imi
1.68l
l,t"
Total
2.jil
$21.1.1
PRIVATE WIRES
Oil aud
NEW YORK, Dec.
steady: PHine l rune.
2!i4i(iW.
Host a.
26.- () y Cut onseed,
nominal; prime ycl-
'etroleuin. sti'dy; refirpd
New Yoik. $7 60; pniladeipina 11 ml Hull;
more. $7.55; prime in bulk, $4 65. Turpen
tine, oiiel bVjtiv.fcc.
R 'SIN ijuict ; strained, citiiunon to good.
$.1 Ci i 2 55
OIL CITY. Pa.. Ieu. 26 Ol I Credit bal
ances. $1 5 Shipments, I7'9 bbls.; aver
age, tisyin bbls. Runs. 151 "." l.bls.; aver
age. 61 775 bbls Lima 1.1'lpii.enn. )69'.i"
l.l l. : average 05.724 I.'iIm Lima runs. 1"7.
Sn bb'a. : average. 44.0X. bl.ls.
SAVANNAH. Dec. ;6 Ol W- Turpentine,
fir'o. vi'
ROSIN-Fiim; A. B, C, $3 45, D. $150. E.
Von Dorn Grain Co.
Member
Chicago Board of Tradi
Omaha Grain Exchange.
Grain and Provisions
Bought and sold for cash or future delivery
Receivers and Shippers,
fit and 220 BOARD OF TRADE BLDO.
Tel. 1J06- OMAHA.
F. D. Day & Co.
Dealers la
blocks, drain. Pruvisio 11
Mklit Vaar Crala la l'a
Bra-ela iir.ee. IIO-'ll Bsnf4 f Ir ile
Bids.. Oaili, 9ji. TleUojie :t 4 4.
J12-214 Kxebangi d'o . South Omaiia
11 Phooe tie. independent 'fawue k
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