Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 21, 1906, Image 11
TTTE OMAHA DAILY IVEE: FRIDAT, PECEMBETi 21, MOfl. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Wbola Llit Coll, Keeping- in a Vary Harrow ftne. WHEAT PRICES GENERALLY ARE LOWER Cash Demand Slow and Forelan M kets WeakCorn Easier, Ihouak December Close I nehnnsed- OoTrnnt Report Censing. OMAHA. Dec. 20. 1W. Wheat u very dull, keeping In a narrow range. Cash oemana iu mow. joreign roan sets wwb uown ana prici; iruvmur were under yesterday. The govei morni last figure on tfila year n crop made me total yield 73$.l.nuu bushel. The final re port wtU be Issued at o clock today. iorn vii arao in a nwruw ran" mm rlota were easier, though December m I unchanged at the cloe. The last govern nirnt figure on com were 2,81,000,40) bush els and the figures on oats yield acre OoO,QoO bushels. The final report will come at 8 o'clock today. Primary wheat receipts were W6.O0O bueh els and shipments 14i,000 bushels, against receipts last year of h.fl.OoO bushels and shipments of 181,000 buehels. Corn receipts were 535,000 bushels and shipments H-.'l bushels, against receipts last year of Mu.Ourt bushels and shipments of 617, OK) bushels. Clearances were 234.230 bushels wheat, itl6, W bushels corn, 10,17 bushels oats and wheat and flour equal to tiO.OuO bushels. Liverpool closed fii lower on wheat and unchanged on corn. The quantity of flour last week was 2y 403 bbls., against 818.9MO bbls. In and 2M.250 bMs. In 104. Considering the dull condlti i,l of the flour market at the mills continue to run surprisingly strong. Export busl ness for he week was very light. Broomhall cabled that according to a Cable from Mr. DanVers, Argentina agent, harvesting is being threatened by unfay vorable weather, but as yet not much dam age has been done. Broomhall cables that according to an Cfltclal Russian report for December the outlook for the winter crop In the center, Baltic aea provinces and south Is generally satisfactory. In the districts of Volhynla, Kharkov and Kursh they are of a good average and In the southwest medium. Local range of option: Articles ! Open. I Hlgh. Law. Close. Tea r. rec.. May... r Dec.... t May... eus I Dec,... May... t I I '7HB ff?HR 7SA f!B ry,B nB 71V.B 71ViB 71VB 71A SfiK SS7iB 86A WW Sff't.A 88VB S8B 88A SSVgA ' 38B ........ KB JlB SB KB tufes rtufl; December, nominal; March, 8 ti; May, ts 4l. t.t iK.S Spot quiet; XmerK-an mixed, new, 8d, nid, 4s 4'1. Futureavflull; January, 4 11, March, 4a Hd. IKW lORK C1KF.RAL MARKET (notations af the Day aa Ynrloos ('mnsdllln, NEW TORK. Deo. Jn -FI aIUR Receipts. 23.I.1 bhls.; exports, U.2.H bbls.; sales. 3,2n0 ks. ; ma i set null, about steau ; win., r p it tnts, $&.7n44 4.W; winter straighis, $.l.5cn .1.60; MlnneMita patents. $4.1ti4 4o; winter extns, Minnesota bakers, $4t'U'.4.so; win ter low giades, J mru Bye nour, sleauy; fair to good, $3t5u$.W; choice to fancy, $.4&444.20. Buckwheat, flour, steady, $2..0J 2.', eMt and to arrive. 4 ORNMKAl-Steady; Arte white and yel low, ll.a-ifl.ifc; coarse, tl.ltral.U; kiln dried. 0i.lMWi.i6. i..v.l.1V unlet; feeding 45c c. I. f. Buffalo; malting, 4uic c. L f. Buffalo. v H EAT Receipts, 78,000 bu. ; exports, 79.1)1.1 bu.; sales, l,w0,oio bu. futures; spot nmtkrt steady; No. 2 red, 7HV No. red. Hi So, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Du luih. 84",c, c I. f., Buffalo; No. 3 hard. winter. i(wc, c. I. f., nunalo. After the op.ning, wneat acted strong for a time at Vuic advance, influenced ny small north em receipts and bad Argentina weather. It met bear pressure at noon, however, and gradually g.ive way, until at the close pil.es were Vic net ,ower. May, 84 1-1'Ktf 40, ciowd 4'c; Juiy, i-iuH3o, closed December closed sbc. CORN Receipts, 4,IS bu.; exports, 1K8.614 bu.; sales, 20,000 bu. futures, 8,4 bu. spot. Bot market steady; No. X, two eie viitor and 61c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, Wc; No. t white, &3c. Option market opened steady with wheat, but later de veloped weakness on December liquidation and the break In wheat, closing lower to He higher. January closedllVic; May, 6o4;uU;c, closed ooHci December, bJ,U bi'V, closed c. OATS Receipts, 18,700 bu.; exports, 10,1S; bu.; simt market firm; mixed oats, M to 31 pounds, 3u3ic; clipped white, K to 40 pounds, 4041 44c; natural white, duu'ii pounds, 4tH 41c. FEED Knsy; spring bran, Pecember shipment, IJJ.26; middling, i.6, December shipment. , HAi'-Flrm: shipping, I7.0OS7.60; good to choice. $1.0ial.l5. HoPB Hte.tdy; slate, common to choice, lu6, lfc;3c; Wullc. I'aclflc coast, lWi, liil7c; isuo, KfuHo. HIDES Steady; Galveston, Si to 25 lbs., 2tc; Callfornlu, 21 c. I,F,A THKR Hteadyr acid, STiSfWe. PROVISIONS Beef, steady; tamlly, $14.00 I&44.6U; mess, 8.(K"U1i.uO; beef hams, ."i.(0 26.00; packet, I11.6U; city, ' extra India mess, fja.bWui2.6U. Cut meats, quiet; plii led hams, ili.50. Lard, quiet; contlnnt. 40; Houth America, -I10.1S; western nrlma 1 I If fa 4 10; refined. OUlet: compoun I. i&.Vity&.3Hi. Fork, steady; family, Til WW NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS VaiketG rt ider.ca of , Enbtidenc o' Fmsara of L'qa'datioii. CALL LOAN RATE DROPS TO 7 PER CENT Hasty tnloadlnar of Taal anal Hill Issaes Seensa to Ilava Coma to aa Bad. NEW TORK, pee. JO. The stock market t odsy gave evidence of a subsidence of i ms ties. lnTead S.l?.(ini; other deposits In ereHe,l a. i.tln.diii; publla deposits, increase! 4417,'; notes reserve deeieined KJ,47,Mi; go-rrnn'ent serurlt e. tinrhanged. The proportion of the lnk 'a reserve to liability tliis week is 3) l4 pr rent a com pared with 47.02 per cent hist week. JSrxv York Money Market. NEW TORK. Dec . MONEY On call, firm st ZVn l per cent; ru.lnx rate. li per cent; closing bid sml offered st 2 per cent; time lonns, strlnaent and nominal; sixty das, 1 per cent; ninety days, siruSVfc per cent; six months, 7 i-er cent. l'lllMK MtHCAMTl.h; PAPER 6 a6"4) per cent. 8TKKMNO EXCHANGB Stronger, with actual business In bankers' bills at 14 di-'o 'f 4M5 for demand and at 14 i.oi4.77Si for slxty-diiy bills, posted rates. 4. n4.D and KMWtrt; comn.crc lal bills, BILVBK-Hiir, biHc; Mexican dollars. railroad, i loe. s: i V. . r.f 4, ri 1r44) Jn (a. Id Hrlei. ao coupon I...116 1 do 4 ctfp V. H l. ri 1"J do 4W ct' I so coupon 102 1n 2d serlMi V. S. old 41. res Man. . . 4a 4a. todsy gave evidence of a subsidence or i noNDS Government, easier pressure oi iiquniation, wnien was so i,eavv strongly munlfeKt yesterdiy. There was ai closing quotation on bonds were as ueiooioiy levoverjr ill Hra oil K vuiiiinc of business less than hnlf Of yesterday. In the later stages of the trading the mar ket became practically stagnant. This wis one of various signs that the strength of the market was not due to an Important re-entry Into the m l et on that long side, j Ftocks which were weak yesterday were Ihe principal gainers In todny's movement, j while those that offered firm resi tince to yesterday s wenk break moved but rtar rowly In the till nnl turn of prices today. The Inference suggested Is the larpp re- I sponsiblllty of buying to cover shorts by I professlonnl bears for the demnnd which ! lifted prlcen. The hasty unloading of the Hill stocks and of St. Paul seemed to have come to an end and the market was much relieved from a depressing sympathetic In fluence by this. DIsrusHlon of the unusual manner of the 8t. Paul stock Issue continued very active at d the qi:es Ion was c invam d whether t ie weakening produced on the stock by (he fol- OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARliEi a'.tle t All Foirjta Mnch Lower Tfcun Week eo, VRY SATISFACTORY TRADE IN HCGS Heavy Falling; OAT In Klieep and I.amb Receipt Demand -ot Very Brisk, with Prices Gen erally Steady. COLORADO 10 steers. ... WR 2 7o bi steers. ... 751 2 2 ' 27 steel s. ... '.,7 2 -'f IDAHO t S.i 3 I elfers. . ISO t l'l heifers. 1 heilers. fjo gin A. 1 24 feeders.. 2J heifers. . 7;'J IK !;;-). .d In about the . McDcnnM-Mont. I 7'i 2i steet s. ...1116 4 09 I 6 llaht snd butcher hoss same notches ns yet" POUTIl OMAHA, Deo. K. Receipts were: Ot1in.ii Aionuay ., Oflicial Tuesrlay ., Ofluial SeUntsda Oflicial Thursday Cattle .. .4.M .. .7.' .. (.678 .. 1.M Hot 4.WI . .inU 19T41. Sli-.-ep. 1 1 . 0- 0.4..4 2,w 4 aaked. B bid. I Omaha Cash Hales. J WHEAT No. 1 Hard, Wc: No. t hard, 'M-ic; No. 4 hard, SU(tiioo; No. 3 aprlng, ty.-iioSVic;- No. I durum. tlWa. CORN-No. I, JoVa-loUc; No. 4, MHOc: Xo. I yellow, tbih'MWo; No. I white, mi 4Vj'4jc ' OATS No. I mixed. JlHASV: No. t white, 2Va3''1ic; No. 4 white. Mai'mo. KfB-eNo. J, 431 No. I. SI Ha. Carlat Receipts. Wheat Corn. Oats do coupon V. S. a. 4i, rg do ernipon .... Am. Tobacco 4s do a Alrh. fnn. 4a... do adj. 4a Atlantic C. L. 4s... flat, ft Ohio 41 Mo !4a B. R. T. c. 4a , Can. of Oa. fa Mo 1st Inc do td Ino do Id Ine Vhea. Ohio 4a Chlojo A. I4 . C, B .It Q n. 4a.. C, H. I. A P. 4a.. do col. (a V'uoa it D. R. O. 4a... IMilUlen' 'See. (a Erla p. 1, 4a do sen. 4a. .1... -Hoc kin Val. Japan 4a L. V N. unl. 4a....:0H4l Lid. ottered. aiinuuiuTiiipni whs oy nesign or was an tin- ; ere. A 8. L. s 4a foreseen supplement to the action. The i Colo. I. 6s. ar. A. easing on or tne call money mnrket put , Colorado Mid. 4a an end to the forced selling of stocks by withdrawal of credits. The early rate for call loans was aa hleh as it per cent,, but the rate receded to 10 per cent before noon and to 7 per cent afterwards. This result was plainly due In an Important degree M the liquidation effected In the stock market, especially yesterdny. The result was seen In the number of brokers who were paying off loans, having sold their stocks. An effect was produced on the tone of the money market by Ihe announcements of the rallrond companies that they would prepay dividends and Interest due on Janu ary 1, prfor to thnt date, following the example of the New York Central annunced yeeterday. The St. Paul and the Chics gn A Northwestern companies took slmilir action today. This money Is not Immedi ately available to the money market, but tne assurance that It would be before .in-.-Vi Mex. Central ...14.S do I't Inc ISO M. A St. U 4a.. .... 71 M., K. A T. 4a.. ....10V do !a ....Kl N. R. R. of M. 0. 2Si N. Y. C. g. SHa... J S. J. C. la lWVNn. Panne 4a 93 do 3a U N. A W. c. 4a.... 110 O B U rfds. 4a. ilnn. conv. IHa.. 7H ftcidlni fan. 4a... 71 St. L. & I. M. ll4 '4 8t. U A 9 F, 7W ft. L. 8. W. e. 4a. v iS'aboard A. L. 4a. , 77 go. Pacinc 4a , . liV do lat 4s ctfl..... IOvH go. Railway la .. 74S Taiaa A P. la .. 7 T., 8t. A W. 4a . .103 Vnlon Pai-lfl.! 4a.... .. t'. R. (Heal Id f.... .. a Wabaah la . .100 l du deb. f .. HKLf Wattarn Mi. '4a.... 44. ..!, W. A L. K 4a 7 Wla. Central 4 2!.W3 32.i.77 Jj.347 17.174 lo.oln 4J. 3-.'.) J9.3SS S7,J.'J Sl.l.Vi 2'..7M 9I.U11 ld.d.',l " 11 1 Four days ,hli week.. 23, 92 iw Same ilays last meek if.l !!ni ! fame days t weeks ago..lS.S4') '.. cr'i ' Same days 3 weeks ago.. 17,6m) .. M : s'med .i 4 weeks go..iii.l('l ai; ' HAtoet rt:ivs last vpnr Id ,17 .. 1 lie loiiowing table shows the receipts ot .. ;v I rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaln for 4 ui the year to date, compared with last year: .. s:i ids). n. lac, ...12 I Cattle t.WiUI.V. 1.014.16a f-,J J Hoca I.343.ia I.2-J8.8W) '" i v I "heep 2,Ht,S 1.KS6.564 l4,i9l I. CATT1.K OI'OTATIONS. " M Good to choice cornfed steers $5 4WG ..ino irair to good cornfed steers ba. . l -oninion to lair steers fa 4a I1 I Uood to choice led cows Jood to choice cows snd heifers..., Fair lo good cows and heifers Common to fair cows and heifers., Hood to choice stockers snd fdrs. Fair to good stockers and feeders. Common to fair stockers Bulls, stags, etc Veal calves The follnwin labia shows the price of hogs at fiouth Omaha for the laat several days, with comparisons: . . K .114 .111 . II .11'SV, . IT1 .1114 . 75S . II . t . 10 No. 15.. II.. 11I.7S) 31.. M . U.. 71... 81.. 17.. II.. H.. 12.. SOU May, the market on that kind n a rule bcr g quoted steady. In other wi'rtN, pood liht bogs sold largely from to .n on up as hinn s 10 Ihe same as yestetdnv. t in t h" other hund, the heavy ami heavy niixe.l loads were slow tight from the sun and generally a little lower. In most cases this latter kind sold probtbly 2l.o and in extreme casts as much ss jer t an yistenlay. While I ho trade was not espe cially active, there wns n very fair move ment and the bulk of the hog chsnged hatuls in good season. Kh'iipers will iinuer st.i od by eompnilng prices prevailing here tit'i thor" t (lil t igo that Hie mnrket at this point Is In splerdld comlltlon. In fai l. rk es here are right close up to Chle.igo. Th Inter market was n.it utte so pood, the last hogs to arrive at the yards selling Ml of fc lower. 'In sum" ensns sillers thought that they even took off more llian Hint. The decline at the clos was du" largely to Ihe fact that most of the orders were already filled and there whs prac tically only one buyer for the last hogs. Representative sales .1I1M:P ASH TAM BR Receipts, i-.id; market h'u'l.V loer. Boston Stocks and Bonds. BOSTON, Dec. 20. Call lonns. 6TJ15 per Cent; time loans, Cod per cent. Official quotations on stocks and bonds were ad). 4a 4a 4a.. 11 00; short clear, I17.60S1S.UO; mess, $17,600 1 January 1 had a soothing effect. Nothing- Chicago ..... Kansas City. Minneapolis Omnha ...... Dtiluth Bt. Doula 4S ...101 ...221 ... 44 ... 19 ... 36 168 60 S3 135 J CHICAGO GRAIX AHD PROVISIONS Feat area of the Trading; and Closing! ' Prlees oa Board of Trade. CHICAGO. Deo. I0. Greatly reduced re ceipts n the northwest had a strengthening effect today on the local wheat market, but because of realising sales late in the session the closing prices were barely steady. Final quotations On the May delivery were off He. Corn was a shade higher. Onta were up ftc. Provisions were a shade to 2Hc higher. Arrivals of wheat today at Minneapolis Li Liuiuin wera anaui ons-inira ui ma re ceipts on tne oorresponaing aay last year, and the small movement caused a fair de mand by shorts and commission houses on the local exchange. Early in the day ther was no Important selling, most of the often ings coming from pit traders. Reports from Argentina that harvesting there Is delayed by wet weather also strengthened prices. Itte In the day the market eased off on re ports -from Russia, which declared that the crop In that country was in fajr condition. The total volume of trading was small. The market closed steady. May opened tin CVnmred to a shade lower, at 7Kmf78,4r, sold up to THHo and then declined to Wf vkHic. The close was at 7tivc. Clearances or wheat and flour were eoual to 372,000 bu. Primary receipts were 636,000 bu., compared with oou.ouu du. lor t-hs same aay last year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 286 cars, against J6 cars last week and 664 cars a year ago. Trading In the corn pit was quiet, hut the market was firm. Steady cables and the prediction or unsettled weather throughout tha corn belt, together with small country offerings, strengthened the market. May opened a shade lower to a shade higher, at IIViSHc, advanced to 43Sj44c and closed at 434c lencal receipts were 268 cars, with lx cars of contract grade. The oatj market was active and prices ruled tlrm. There was a good general o niand, largely based upon small receipts. and shorts covered freely. The selling was chiefly by longs. May opened a shade to V.o higher, at 8o-ifi3iSc. sold ud to W4c and closed at Dctijj&ViO. Local receipts were curs. Provisions were easier early in the day be cause of a to decline In the price of live hogs. letter the market became more firm on buying ty shorts, who were actuated by report rr-om Kansas city to tne effect tha by, January 1 the shortage In the receipt, of live hogs at western packing centers will amount to MO.Oilo head. At the close May poVk was up 2Hc, at 118.46. Iard was a shad higher, at IS.WXQS.iKH, Ribs were up t54e, at J8.82H. ' Kstlmalod receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, BJ cars; corn, 812 cars; oats, US cars; bogs, 4,000 head. The leading futures ranged aa follows: il of. TALLOW Firm; city, M; country, 63 I UCE Qult; domestic, fair to extra, j SVotl'i.c; Japan, nominal. BUTTER wulet; street price, extra creamery, SJHSSc; official prices, creamery, common to extra, 234j32c; held, common to extra, 22fy30Hc; state dairy, common to fancy, HnYSOr; renovated, common to extra, llsa24Hc; western factory, common to firsts, lVa2Ju; western Imitation creamery, firsts. 23u2lc. CIIEEoKi f irm; state, run cream, small and large. September fancy, 14c; eta to, October best, We' late made, lilSc; state, Inferior, llwlic. EC tG 8 Steady : Pennsylvania and nesrby fancy selected white, 40c; cnobe. iVtifrw; state, mixed extra, 3637c; western firsts, 80c: official price, WdiMic; seconds, zwtie. POl'LTRY Live steady to firm; western chickens, 11c; fowls, 12c; turkeys, lbc. Dressed irregular; western cnicKens, l&fra 1S';30; turkeys, WglBc; fowls, jl2o. St. Inls General Mnrket. ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20. WHEAT-flteady: track. No. 2 red casH.' 7SW76I4': No. 2 hard, 7aa74'4jc; May, rrac; juiy. ioa ibuc. CORN Weak: track. No. 2 cash, 41c; No. 2 white. 41Hc; May, 424jH2V,c; July, 42jo. OATS Bteaay; irucK. ro. x casn, jvc; No. 2 white, 8Vo; December, 84io; May, 85c. ... . FLOUR Steady: red winter patents, w.no 3.76; extra fancy and straight, $3.103.46; clear. $2-6i2 86. 8KED Timothy, steady. X3.Zotr3.7o. CORN MEAL Steady, 12.30. BRAN Steady; sacked east track, S697c. HAY Steady: timothy. I14.cwa.00; prairie. J10.Ourdli.00. wtilBKi nteaay, i.oo. IRON ' COTTON TIES 11.01 BAGOINO PVc. Vlt'.UR TWIN K SO. PORK Steady; Jobbing, $16.00. LARD Higher; prime steam, DRY SALT MEATS Steady: Atch do Mm. Central Atchlaon do pfd Boaton ft Albany Boston A Maine. Roatun Elavated . Fltchburg pfd .. Mexican Central . N. Y., N. H. A Per Marquetts .. t'nlon Pacific .... Am. A. C. pfd.. Am. Pnau. Tubs. Amor, sugar do pfd Am. T. ft T runner was heard of yesterday s rumoia of further assistance for the money market from the Treasury department. There was i a report circulated thnt the banks had tha countenance of the Washington authorities : for an encroachment upon their reserves In an emergency, with the Implied assurance that the additional government deposits migni De regaraea ss a notenf'ni narnruini n- 1 for the situation. The effect of the treasury do pfd measures already adopted still made a i riom. I. ft B..., meager showing In New York. The gain Bdtaon Elac. Iilu of the banks from the subtreasury for the Canaral Electric o ok statement ween nas reached X4 ffs.ono " r.tino nd the government institution wns a debtor at the clearing house today for 11, OB7W5. The weekly return of the Bank of England made It evident why any with drawal of gold from London for New York account would force sn advance In the official discount rate. With a loan expan sion of over $29,Oil0,000 and a decrease in bullion holdings of over $l.flno,0OO. the pro portion of reserve to liability Is reduced for the week from 47.02 per cent to 38 F4 nor cent. The weekly statement of the Rank . II (Atlantle . rS Blnaham . ! 'al. A Hecla.. .101 Centennial .lute 'Copper Hang .. .240 Pair Woat .I62t Franklin lot Uranby 136 Ixl Koyale .... 37 'via,,. Mining .- H...1IM IMichlgan 13 iMohavk llllilMont. C. ft ... 10 Old Dominion .. ... llVoiH-cela ...Hi i Parrot ...13" iQulncjr ...124 It Shannon ... M2 Tamarack ...101 Trinity ... 12 H Called Copper ...13-1 V. 8. Mining... .... 1VU. 8. Oil.. do pfd Mia. Oaa .... t nlted Fruit . Unltod 8. M V. 8. Btael.... do pfd Adventuro Allouea Amalgamated . Bid. "Asked, lHVPtah .... ti (Victoria .... II Winona ....His IWolverln , .... 210, Butte Coalitloa .... 47,:'Nvata .... lMli. Cal. ft Anions. .... 41 iTecumaeh .... fit 'Green Con ....113'. Kx-dlvidend. l .... ,...140 .... 31a .... II .... II .... li .... 13V, 24 .... 7V, .... 7V .... 77H .... l'4l .... 63 ....13B .... 27 .... I .... II ....101 .... 14't .... 71 .... 11 .... II .... It .... t .... 10 ....175 .... 24 .... n ....144 .... .... 1141 4.7h'ti3.4' 4.0O'(4 73 8.7S .I 4 r. 6.60(81 00 2 6o-u3 .M l.fsMi2.60 4. 4.70 8.4ii'u4. M I.7Sa3.40 ' .li04l4.) ! 4.0UJ avei a.e Date. 1806. 1W6. 11904. l)3.l02.lXil.l00. Dec. 10... I Dec. 11... Dec. 12... Dec. 13... Dec. 14... Dec. '6... Dec. lti... Dec. 18... Deo. 18... Dec 20... Sunday. a 2ii, 6 14H 02:4 06 07 a o a n-i a i ! 6 SSI 4 461 6 121 6 141 4 M t 47 B OK 8 Hi t Kl 4 491 6 (Ml li 4 7$ 4 79 4 8VI 4 W 4 K5 4 81 1 4 7H 4 (ill 4 Cl! 4 i(U 4 6t 4 4.1 4 41! 4 :i 4 3-Ji 6 W 4 46 4 401 a 0 4 4-' 4 2i lh 4 2 4 31 4 n 4 bt 4 b4 4 73 4 7t 6 07 1 ti 04 1 4 7S e -a , a 22 a 27 6 2 141 a oil a 12 ci. . I 8. . 17.. 70.. 70.. 13.. 44.. 71.. I. . !.. 13.. 40. . 40.. CI.. 73.. A. ..US .311 ..SU ..313 ..110 ..Sr.7 ,.l"4 . 2H .247 . !i ..214 . .1(71 ..t?2 ..24 ..:i ..273 . .t4 ..'.M ..2; -.270 ,..274 . .2l ,..21 .257 ...2R5 ..17 ...Sot ...214 ,..:.-. ...237 eh. Pr I SO I 10 10 I 10 ( '.0 I 10 I 10 I HI I 12, I 12', I U'V, I II I 13 I IK I II I 11 I II 4 II I IS I 15 I 13 I 15 I II I II I 15 I 17'i I 17 I I7v, I ,7 ' I 17 I 17VI I 20 No. 17... 7S... 71... ( '. . . . 2 .. C7... 4H... 13... 52... 2... 40... It... 78... 41... 75... ')... CI... 7... SC.. 41... 18. .. II... II... 23 ... 1... lit... 13... 54. .. 14.. Hll. I". . 10. , A. . . .'Ji'l . ..2.:.l ...237 ...2.4 .. 1.10 .. i7 ...214 ...141 ...201 ...Ui ...224 ...2.' ...2.' . . 2i-" ...l7 8 ...in ...2.17 ...m7 ...Pi5 . ..J'2 ,...201 ...111 ...13 ...lt3 ,...2'4 ,...2M ....2.11 ... .21i ....224 Sh. ISO 4H 10 HO 40 Pr. I 20 I 20 I 20 4 lo I 20 I ?) I 20 t 20 I 20 I 20 I 21 I 20 4 0 I 20 I 70 I 2:: 4 I 22', I 22-, 4 22 4 I 2 I 26 I 25 I 21 I 21 I 23 I ti I 25 I 17 '4 I 271, I 30 I to so Omaha Chicago ...... KanKas City St. Louis .... Sioux City .. The oftlcial RANGE OF PRICES. CHllie. Hogs $2.0H9 00 $3.h.V(j6.30 l.afu-7.10 t.o'i( VI 2.0tXfit,60 6.aoiu4.3u" 1.7oU'i-00 6.87ufl.40 2.6oa6.26 6.00iO.IW number of curs of stock Boston Copper Market. Closing quotations on Boston copper mar- $S.Tf. boxed ex tra short. $9.00; .clear ribs, $3.00; short clears, $9.28. BACON Steady; boxed extra snort, $3.76; clear ribs, $9.76; short clear, $10 00. POULTRY ouiet; cnicKens, ac; springs, c; turkeys, 13c; ducks. 10c; geese, iHo. BuTTfc-'R Bleaay ; creamery, zwy..Mc; dairy, 22ii27c. ECR3B Blow at 0- Flour. bbls Wheat, bu Corn, bu Oats, bu Receipts. Shipments. .... 7,000 $.000 .... 35.0110 11.000 ....135.000 69.000 .... 87,000 21,000 Kansas City Grata and Provisions. KANSAS CITY. Deo. 20.-WHEAT-De-cember, 67Hc; May, 72c; July, 10o. Cash: No. $ hard. ti9fi72o: No. t. 66if71c; No. 2 red, 744i75c; No. S, t(J73c. CORN May. 39c; July, JKHe; September, 40Hic. Cash: No. mixed, $6ti37c; No. $, Stic; No. 1 white, 8S483'i4c. oats No. 1 white, 84H335c; No. 1 mixed, J3Kff-34e. HAY Week, choice timothy, $10.00; choice prairie, $12.50. RYE Steady; 61fi4o. EOQS Weak to $0 lower; firsts. 23c; sec onds, ihhc. BUTTER Creamery, 20c; packing, 19c. Receipts. Shipments Wheat, bu lOl.OOO M OnO Corn, bu 60 000 $3,000 Oats, bu 6,000 7,000 Board of Trade nuotatlona for Kansas City delivery. The range of prices, as re ported by Logan A Bryan, 112 Board of Trade building, was: of France alsp was weaker, but thnt Instl-1 b.t r.r77,r.rt i. Ur.n a Hrvn. Hi Hoard timon nartAd with o .1 i M 1 ..1 .1 1. t .1 , 1 . L ' . . . f ? . ... u V Vu ,-7 ,. V; J' . "v."1 M Trade Duiiaing, umana: I?hJl.reLl,,f f th. KnK"9h b". Nenrlv Adrantur ." 4V4 Mohawl ...mow. rawiTpr ten ine . tngnsn bank t Aiiouet for South America. , Atlantio , It was regarded In some degree as charao- Bingham , terlstic of the recent contrsrlty of specula-' Black Mountain tlve sentiment that Rending should ad. ' Boaton Cona Butte Coalition ... Calumet ft Arltons Calumet ft Hecla... Centennial nnnlnlm.nl .n I.- ll ..7 I ' "I" " V-j li. "V , .l" i Dllr west vance on the failure to ralie the dividend rate, although confident assertions had been circulated that this was to be done. Louis, vllle St Nashville was more vulnerable to a similar disappointment and Its decline lat In the day affected the whole list. Gains 1 EEait Butt were greatly impaired and the market i Franklin , Closed easy. Oreen Copper Bonds were heavy; total sales, par vnlue, I Orsnby $1,822,000. United States new 4s declined U h.ireti per cent on call. i lei kcyal The following are tha nuotnttnna on th Junction New York Stock exchange: L- Pittsburg. s.i.. ui.k t n, Maaaacnuaetts 104 loo noo ' vn ' I Mlcblgao 47.oo Ills 112H 113V Xxjlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Ixw. Close. Yea'r. Wheat May iv-o. . May July Csta Dec. May July Fttrk- Jan. .May Laid Deo. Jan. May Rlhs- Jart, May 74 4J 44, S44 1 OiMi 1 3ft 7W 8 52 a ib 74 78 W 44 44H, $4H 30) 31 16 10 lo 46 S SO 8 8. .8 8 65 8 62 74 78 14 44, 34 78, 42 4 . 74U 78 42H 4SSJ 44;44la44 34 l$44 i'tl' ' SHVCl h . 30 J 4 33 15 92 II Xo 76 8 75 886 8 62 a to $341' 1 10 18 46 8 80 8 KiHI 8 Ktta .3344 4 18 07 Vi 42 8 76 8 80 8 W 8 as 8 00 8 eo Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Wheat- Dec. .. May .. ... May .. I I 72 7843 W 72 67 72 set a Adams Eipra Amalgamated Copper Am. c. r Am. C. ft P. pfd.........;, Am. Cotton oil An. Cotton Oil pfd Am. Kxprea Am. H. ft Ia pfd Amrlcn lc Aa. Llneeed Oil ,. Am. Unaeod Oil pfd , Am. LocomntlT Am. Locomotive pfd Am. 8. ft R Am. 8. ft It. pfd Am. Sugar Refining Am. Tobacco pfd ctf Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atchlaon pfd Atlantic C. I Baltimore ft Ohio.......... Hal. A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Tr Canadian Paclflo Central of N. ) Chea. ft Ohio Chicago ot. W Chicago N. W C. M. ft 8t. P Chicago T. ft T Chicago T. ft T. pfd C, C, C. ft 8t. L Colorado P. ft I., Colorado ft Bo Colo, ft Bo. 1st pfd Colo, ft So. td pfd Consolidated Oaa Cora Products Corn Products pfd Delaware A Hndaoa Del., U ft W Usurer ft R. O- D. ft R. O. pfd Distillers' Becurltles KrI Erie 1st pfd Erie 2d pfd General Electric Hocking Valley, offered... Illlnola Central J.ooo w 100 10 100 loo 11,100 42 lot 11 10 '73 111 ISO 41 10044 1 in 17 '72 111 148 1,500 13o 132 17.200 12.IU0 1.100 400 1,100 is! too I, 400 ivioo no l.mo II, 500 238 13 100 13644 13044 -ii m ivi 11 SOI 1U-4 A asked. B bid. Philadelphia Prod ace Market. PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 20. Bt'TTER Firm and active; extra western creamery, official price. S2Hc; street-price. 83 c; extra neirby prints. 36c. EXK38 Steady and In fair demand; near by fresh and western fresh. 29c at mark. CHBKSW-FIrm: New York full creams, fancy. 14o; New York full creams, choice, ic: New York full creams, fair to good, 13147140. Mllwankee Grain Market. MTLWA TTCTCPX Wla, Dec. in -WHToAT-Steady; No. 1 northern, sVa1tyc; No. 8 Ma nonnrr. lour, ivmy, .ovic D1Q. Cash ouotatlons were as follows: S V """TVi... . .... F1XCR-Eay; winter patents, S3 W 44" 1 ' 'o-r iiiBiii, d.Ku.w; spring pat- , r--ri-Mno. xrn s n. -K aiMiiz. ents. 13. KIWI'S 90: anrlni ilruhli J.I a,i tjt- ... ' - -"t i v . . . . . ' ' " 1 .v. IV bVer fj 4Ofi2.90. WHEAT No. t spring, 7kfc82c; No. 8. 71(lf 2c: No. 2 red, 74.,t74c t'OHN No. X. 44St-ic; No. 2 yellow, 46''f4' Vc. OATS No. J 84c; No. t whits, 86c; No. Wtytn. $4'ac. R 4 K No. i. Uc BARLEY-Fu.tr to choirs tnaltlnar 47 I60. - " SEEDS-No. 1 flax. $114; No. 1 north western. $1.21. Timothy, prime. H.iUt t?. Clovsr. contract grade, $13.75. 1 ROV irlONS bhorl ribs sides (loose). $S 3.ra.7. Mess fork, per bbl , $lo.tO. X-axd, per 100 lbs., $6 si. fihort clear s.des tb.-jtod. Wos; 2a. the receipts and shipments of flour and Receipts. Shipments. ... 2.li 17v) .. .184.O0 '.M ...20,urt) IS;,, .14) ....lvi,.n itst 3s) 13,11.4) g,iv0 8.3U0 4I..0U0 Peoria Market. FFrlBIA. Dec. r.-CORN-New. higher; W o. s ii.e; ro. 4. ,Tc: no rrade. ma. OATS elrm: No. wMte xWjlSc; No, $ white, .'"he: No. 4 wh't. 830. pv -Firm: No. t. 4WJSie. WHI8KY-On basis of $1.2 for finished good. rr. n were: Flour, bbls , Wheat bu . Crn, u .,. OHts, bu ... Rye, bu .... barley, bu . rt14t Drain lrtrel. DI'Ll'TH. Win.. Dee 20. WHPAT-n truck No. 1 northern. "l1!: No. 1 no-th. I e-n T7 e; December, 78o; May, 80c; o ATP-To arrive, 84c Rye lc BARLEY-SC495. ino 10, 600 1.504 'iiioo 100 l,t"0 mo toe 40 100 100 a. 100 100 100 70 11 14 17 181 10 11 221 'ii'" 4 M 44 76 44 161 International Paper 100 11 Int. Paper pfd loo lo Irt. Pump 100 II Int. Pump pfd 100 II lows entral 100 II lows Central pfd Kanaas City 80 100 2t K. C. 80. pfd 100 0 Loulsvlll ft N 1.200 144 Meilcan Central 1,100 2744 Pfd. On the Produce exchange todav th. h,.. it imrati whs steniiy; creameries fii Ua; dalrks. .o27c. Eggs, strong; at mark, -"-1 on CofTea Market. NFW YORK. Dec. W.-COFFFT!-MsrVet for futures onened stesdv st uncnanred r,'r.e to sn. sdvsnce of $ points and ruled steady to firm during the early ae4on on buving by local shorts snd trade Interests cases Included, il.'v flints, 2c; extras. Sue, 13.140. nit, jc; niime Cheese, steady. Ulna, ft St. L.... M., St. P. ft 8. 8. M . M . Bt. P. ft 8. 8. M. Mleaouri Paclflc Mlaaourl, K. ft T M , K. ft T. pfd National Lead N. R. R. f M. pfd New York Central N. T., O. ft W Norfolk ft W Norfolk ft W. pfd North American Pacific Mall PennaylTanla People's Oas C. C. C. ft at. li Pressed Steel Car Preeeed 8. C. pfd Pullman Palac Car Reading Reading let pfd Reading Id pfd RfpuMIc Bteel Republle Steel pfd knek ieiand Co Rock laland Co. pfd... Bt. L. ft 8. P Id pfd. It. Louia 8 W Bt. L. 8. W. pfd Bosthem Paclfle Bo. Pad Ac pfd Bo. Railway Bo, Railway pfd Tenneaee C. A I Teiaa ft Pacific T . St. L. ft W T . 8t. U ft W. pfd.. 1'nloll paclBc t'nlon PaclBo pfd V. 8. E I press I'. 8 Realty It. B Rebber V. 8. Hubber pfd V. 8. V. a Bteel pfd Va -Carolina Chemical Va.-4'ra. Chem. pfd... Wabaih Wabash pfd Welle-Pars K'Pi 14 101 100 135 119 0 114 'ii" 1744 148 140 I1 65 1 'ii" 138 1014 0 120 'ii" 14 I 48 75 4 157 II 80 II 1 It '2 14 144 17 1 Mohawk 62 Nevada Cons. . 13 North Butte . . 2? Old Dominion . Oaceola . 10 Plttaburg ft Dulutb. . 14 Pneu. Serrlc .144'4Pneu. Scrrlce, .140 Qulncy . 27 Shanimi . II Tarn; k .... . II Trlnl., . 11 t'nlted Fruit . 24 I'nltc j States, . SI I'nllcd Btalea, . 13 L'tah Cona . 14 I tan Copper . il Victoria . 11 Winona . 14 Wolverine ... , T.NIplislng ..... . II !s Cananea pfd com pfd. 71 17 10 63 ..W - 7 . 11 . 2D1, . M . 14 .104 . 14 -10 . 41 . 45 . 41 . II - 4 .104 .174 . 12 . II brought In tudav bv each road was: Cattle. Hoks. Bliwp.H't'l, u., M. & bt. P 1 Wabash 1 Mjbsouri Pacific 2 U. P. System 23 C. & N. W., east 6 O. ei N. W., west 18 C St. P., M. & 0 7 C, B. & Q., east 3 C, B. aic (,., west 65 C, R. 1. & P., eaat.... 4 Illinois Central 4 Chicago Ot. Western. .. Total receipts ....133 The dl.-poaition of the day s receipts was as follows, each buyer purchasing the num ber of head Indicated: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 11 24 'l V. a 25 11 26 1 1 133 $ 1 i,mo 700 1.400 1,400 "t.iii 100 100 4 41 71 71 130 48 1 100 M II. 40 4,100 1374 4 1 l 70 Tt i284 41 044 117 H 500 63 63 ..til. 300 141 111 1400 l l 1.000 17 KO4 1.5110 "4 M 200 45 U 104 41 it '67 '744 11,400 13 I2S4 iioo '13 'iiii t.ioO 14 15 l' 14 11 7o0 53 18 Tl.luO 1U 1044 '"iio '" 'u" 1. 100 62 il 10 I'M) log 17 I'K) 48 47 4. 100 Hm 104 100 M M luo ivi 10: " ioi 'ii" 'ii" r"o- of higher firm offers from w'he-rars Btprewa Trading was oulte active nd the 1 Weetlngbou Klcctrlo Minneapolis Uraln Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Dee. 20. WHEAT Do eemlier. 77c; May. 79;c: July. S"c; No. 1 hard. 0c; No. 1 northern, 7v?: No. t northern, TTSc; No. 8 spring. 744;71c. nxjl R-Unt patents. $4.40; trrnnl pat ients, $4.15tr42; frst clears. ti.-Jrutm,- seo- i .00 $17.25. dud 'cbars, t: 4'i'.'.w I BRAN IN bulk. I f Toledo f TOt.BDO. Dee. feed Market. SFEDS Clover, cash and December. $8 37; January. a 40: Feb ruiry, $x 46; March, $s 47. ITlms alsike, 17.85. Prime timothy, U 00. Llrerpssl firaln Market. " I.rVFRPOOI-, Do. .-WHEAT-pot fijmi No. t red, western winter, la. i u- Brstll mtr'set closed stesdv at en srlvsrves of f-i 10 points. Uelee were reported of 114 TW) been Includtne March t J.Hirwe) fr; Mv, fw.ee: July 'K?,-: Auerust. tVc: 4ntembee .tne: NowmW, 8.4V. Rio. steady; No. 7 Involve Tr; Santos, 8c; mild, steady; Cordova, a-rrlo. Weetern t'nlon Wheeling ft U E Wis. Central Wis. Ceutral pfd , Northern PaclBo r-oira! Uuib-r Central LeatRer pfd 6,uee SSrS-eld Steel Ot. Nurthern pfd lut. Mirui'olltaa Int. Mee. pfd Total sale lor th day. 100 14 O.IOO I'V so 4 "0 1 fcn 1 1D 14 T6 11 1J Til, lis) aaanjs. 75 lti " 42 100 14 11 10 M6 " 71 17 72 110 141 114 1X3 7 217 102 100 135 111 12 1)1 114 111 14 17 111 lil I 12 40 15 lV II 11 131 0 10 221 ill 41 1414 1 43 75 44 167 124 148 lo , M 44 2H4 lf 144 17 611 146 144 3 41 71 72 M 12. 44 137 M 7t 61 M14 11 144 si 10 11 4 r 444 47 (4 68 2 11 44 151 14 13 61 111 tl 111 1 51 li 47 104 1"74 11 41 20 160 III 18 14 10 1714 M n 16 If M London CloslnaT Stocks. LONDON, Dec. 20. Closing quotations on the Stock exchange were: tons., money .... 15 11-11 M., K. ft T. ... do account .... 84 1-14. N. T. Central. Anaconda ..: 14, Norfolk ft W.. Atchlaon 104 do pfd do pfd lu610ntarlo ft W. Baltimore A OhtO'....124Pennsrlvanla Omaha Packing Co 203 Svtlft and Company l,0Ct Cuduhy Packing Co 875 Armour At Co 018 Armour &. Co., Denver.... 201 Van Sunt & Co 8 Ca.ey & Benton 17 Lobman & Co 35 McCreury t Carey 2 W. I. Stephen ISO Hill & Son t7 F. P. Lewis 27 Huston 0 Co 18 Hamilton & Rothschild .. 1 Wolf 4 J. H. Bulla 8 Mike Haggerty 93 J, B. Root & CO 135 T. B. Inghram f Sullivan Bros 30 V. A. Britton 23 Lehmer Bros 8 Agor Packing Co 17 Other buyers 411 Totals 1,602 2,1.61 1,S70 620 38 SHKL1' Only nine cars were reported to day, of this number six cars were .M.mtunt wethers, wulch sold to a feeder buyer at $5.10, the twine stun and the same price as yesterday. In other words, there ere not enough killers In sight to make any te?t of the market. 80 ar as could be ob served, the demand was not very urgent, and moderate receipts ate greatly to be preferred from now on until after the first of the year. The fact Hint shippers are still flooding Chicago will have tt tendency to keep the markets down, not only iliore, but at the river as well. The Chicago Drovers' Journal remarked yesterday tint sheep at that point were selling the lowest of tile season. This fact In mentioned merely to thoiv that nothing can be trained by going by here to Chicago. Ihrre is only one thing for sellers to do and thnt is to wait until the demand revives again alter the Hint of the. year, when pines unquestionably will go as hlli as they have been any time. To sacrifice fat stuff by sending It to Chicago or any other mar ket at the present time would be the neigh or lollv. There seems to he a very good demnnd at thts point for feeders, and buyers soem to pay very fulr prices, as evidenced by the way the range stuff received this week was sold. Quotations on killers: Good to choice lambs, $7.oovu7.&0; fair to good lambs, i8.7f fti7.00; good to cnolce yenrhngs, $5.ifi'i0.15; fair to good yearlings, $fi.&o,iif..75; good lo choice wethers, $5.:ic.li5.50; fair to kooi! wethers, $6.15i8.15; good to choice ewes, $4.76.'ii 5. 15; fulr to god ewes. $l.50'itt.76. Quotations on feeders: Good to choice lambs, $ti.25i6.no; medium lambs, $5.3Miti.2o: light lambs, J4.:5'5.iu; yearlings, 6.16'oa.bO; wethers, $4.7ii'ufv2l; ewes, J3.5ou4.50; bietlo ing ewes, $4.tnliu.OO. Representative sales: 63 native ewes 2itl native lambs ir9 native lambs 313 native lambs 157 native lambs Canadian Pacific Cbea. ft Ohio Chicago Ot. W C, M. ft St. P.... I)e Beers Denver ft R. O.... do pfd Erl do let pfd do 2d pfd Illlnola Central ... Loulavllle ft Nash. 8ILVICR Bar, .201: Rand Mines , 61 Reading , II 'Sou'bern Railway .192 I do pfd , 22 Southern Paclflo . 43 Union Paclflo .. 41 .134 .. 13 .. 13 .. 48 .. 70 .. 4 .. 62 34 .. 17 .. 16 ..147 .. .. 4K ..107 .. 20 ,.. 43 . 7V,I do pfd . 45 U. 8. Bteel . 77 do pfd .. . II Wabash ... .171 do pfd .. .160 Spanish 4s firm. 32 3-10d per ounce. MONKi-4 per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bills Is 6'at per cent; for three months' bills, 8 per cent. Nevr York Mlnlnsr Stocks. NEW YORK, Dec. 20. Closing quotations on n.lniiLg stocks were Adama Con. Alio Breeo Brunswick on. ... Comstock Tunnel Con. Cal. ft V..., Horn Silver , Iron Silver Leadvlll Con. .., EX-dlvldeud. ..67,0 .. 10 .. 46 .. 15 ..110 ..1.15 ..416 .. a I.I t tie Chief ... Ontario Ophlr Potosl Ssvage iSierra Nevada I Small Hopes .. Standard .... i ....450 ....100 .... 11 .... 15 .... IS .... 14 ....134 Bank of Franco Statement. PARIS, Dee. 20 The weekly statement of the Bank of France shows the follow ing changes: Notts In circulation, ln creased, 8,3:15,000 francs; treasury deposits, increased. 12.100.000 francs; geneial deposits. increased, 5,2J5.0oo franca; gild In ha.d, decreased, ,2i7,ooo francs; silver in hand, decreased, i,'JM rrancs; bills discounted. Increased, 6i,H75,0O francs; advances, in creased, 20,850,000 francs. Treasnry Statement. WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. Today's state ment of the treasu.y balances In the gen eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,tXO gold reserve, shows; Available cash balance, $37,68,Su7; gold coin and bullion, $10L10,3JO; gold certificates, $04,080,330. 8.913 2,837 6 Montana 800 Montana 539 Montana CHICAGO ewes wethers. . wethers. . 95 4 75 61 8 35 67 8 45 74 6 90 71 8 90 IkS 4 2ft 101 5 10 100 5 10 LIVE STOCK MARKET 4,117 CATTLE As noted yesterday, receipts of cattle this weok have been heavy and far In excess of live coirvfUioodjBg week of last year. At Ihe same time all other mar. ket points have been heavily loaded, with 1 the result that prices nowhere have been very saliaiactory to the selling Interest s. Hal I road service has been particularly bad ' at tlie different market points, so that the , stock, Instead of being delivered in the , morning as it should be, has been coming In at all times of day, prolonging the : trade ' Until nlfiTht. Many ronmlninte Mr. heard on all sides as to the poor quality 1 57.76. 01 me uauie. coming to maraet. a very large proportion of the receipts being made up of sixty to ninety-day fed steers. It Is a Question whether shippers really under stand what a sharp decline there has been Cattle Steady Hots Weak to Lower Sheep Lower. CHIC AO Dec. 20.-f ATTLE Receipts, 8,500 beat:; market steady; common to prime steers, $4,0047.40; cows, $177744-75; heifers, $2.(Wji6.0o; bulls, $2.40U4.6o: calvsw, J. 7o:iiH. 50; stockers nnd feeders, -,10j7M .50. HuGS Receipts, 25,000 head; market weak to 5c lower; choice to prime heavy, $6 4oui 842; medium to good heavy, $O.30t4 ); butcher welKhts. $6.4ixu.42; good to primo mtxrd, $8.3jufl.40; packing, $0.aO'tl6 40; pigs, 8d.iYo.6.30. SHKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18.000 head: market steady to 10c lower: sheen. $3.7&'ij6.00; yearlings, $4.6t"b.2u; lambs, o.7i (MIAMI WHOl r . I,K MtllkllT. Condition of Trsde and Quotations on .triple and Faary Troilnee. KCiriS per dog . r7c. LIVE I't il'l.TKV Mens, 7tt7Hc; rooster. 4.-; tutkevs. U'lil.lc; ducks, 8u'.c; sprlntf cHoke".. 7'4c; geeee, 80c. HI' 1' TKH TH king stotk, lS'4c; choice t fno.-y dalty. 21li'c: creamery, 2,tl31o. HAY Choice upmr.u, : mronim, js.'1 4-o.irs. IXiV(iv60. Rys stl w, u..tll.W BKAN-I'er ton, $15.0U VEGKT AHLES. TfRNII'8-Per bu.. 50c. SWEET POTATOES-Kansas. per bbl, li.li. ' TOMATOES Calif omls. per bssket ot M lbs. :.;. WAX BEANS-lVr hn. box, $3.003.50. l' i:i: i S and CA RKOTS Per 1U , 7&C. LEAF LETTUCE- Ho.house. per 41. A h 4.V. -Kt EBY-Per dos . JiX0c. t 1CL M HERS Hothouse, per dos., f.'9 ,.. ON ION'S Home grown. 0c per ou.; Span ib. Ji'tn "-r crste; Colorado, 75c. HCHSF.KAIUPH Case of I dog.. 81 90. RADISHES Per. dos bunches, southern, L.ijie bunches, 4tie. NAVY i;KAN Per bt.. 1175; No. 2, $1.& LIMA MEANS- Per In., 5 c. C.HI EN" PEPPERS-Per hamper. $3.00. PARSLEY Ilolhouae. per d .8. bunches, v. CARBAriK-Holland seed, home grown, per lb.. Hie. EGO IT. A NT-Per dot . J 78. PO TATOES Per bu., tOi'MC Rl'TABA'JAS About 150 lbs. to saok, 11 59. HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per do, ViOOfffl.25. SUALLOTS-Soutbern. per dos bunche Liv. ACI.IFLOWFR-Per rrate of about twa dux. heads, 4i.ij4.ii, FRtTITS. CRANPERRIF-rer bbl., $8.0OJ.0O. APPLES Hen Davis, choice $ !.0i, lancf per bbl.. $2. 2.1: Jonathans, $.1.50; New York apples, :i l; (irlincs Golden, $.1.25, PKAPS-tvinlrr Nelis. per box, 81.00. tiRAI ES Malaga, per bbl., $5.lit7.Da, New Yovk Catawbas. 4 lb. bnskei, Jlc. TROPICAL FKCl'l. . ORANGES Klorlda oranges, $2.90; Call fornlu tnvels, $.1.25. I.E.MflNS-l.linonieiii. extra tancy, z Ire. $4.50; 300 and 800 Size, eo.uv; 011111 brands, tOc less. BANANAS Per medlum-slxed buncta. I..WW2.2.'.- Jumbos I2.5"3.8 . I)ATr"!4 Kaoaway, eo; ravers, sv, oi- lowls new stuffed walnut dates. -id. dox, , $1.10; California, bulk. 6c; 6-crown, lie,' 5-crown, 14c; 3-crown, 12c. GRAPE FRUIT fclze 54 to w ana n ia 30, $1.7)0. .... COCUANCTf per sbck 01 inn, .. MISCELLANEO US. CHEESE-8vlsg, new, 6c; WlsoonslS) brick, 15Hc; Wisconsin limuergar, 12o; twins. 15c; Young Americans, lS'yC. FISH Trout. 12c; halibut, 12c: - catfish, 15e; buffalo, 8c; bullheads, 12c; black bass, lino stock, 2oo; salmon, 12c; pike, 13c; red snapper, fresh frozen, 13c; whlteflsh, fresh frozen, 13c, yellow perch, oressed and culcd, 8c: pickerel, fiesh trozen, 0J frog legs, 40c per doz. saddles. HIDES AND TALLOW Green saltetl, No. 1, 12c; No. 2. llc. bull hides. HJlOol green hides. No. 1. 11c, No. 2, 10c: horse, H lv'i3.'.t; sheep pelts. 5oc$1.26. Tallow, No. 1. ic: No. 2, ikO. NI'TS-French wlnuts IJV.c; Csllfcmls walnuts. No. 2, hard shell, 13c; No. 1, soft shell. 15ViC; Praslls, luh.c; pecans, 19''il2o filberts. K'VoHc; peanuts, raw. &He: roasted. 8Vii-; California almonds, hard shell, lite; soft shell, 17c. HONEY Per 2-1 frames, $J.B4X CIDER New Yf 'k. half barrel, $2.78; bar. rel. $o.w. COFFEE Roosted, No. 81 :0 per I. I No. 30, 21c pev lb.; No. A, 10c per lb.; No, Inc per lb.: No. 21, 13c per lb. SYKl'P-'.n bhiB., Zie per gtil.; In caess, 10-lb cans, $1.70; cases, U 5-1 b cans. 11-eOi cases, 24 t--iu. cans, $1.84. SL'tl A It Granulated csne. In sacks, $5.21; gtanulnted oeet, "D sacks, $5.11. CUT BEEF PRICES. Ribs: No. 1. 14',-nc; No. 2, 9c; No. 8. 6HV Loin: No. 1, loc; No. 2, 12Hc; No. t, c. Chuck: No. 1, tiftc; No. 2, 6c; No. 8. 4o. Round: No. 1, 8c; No. 2. 7c; No. 8. tVio. plate: No. 1. 4c; No. 2. 4c; No. 8. 80. . CANNED GOODS .orn. standurf) west ern, poiioOc; Maine, $1.15. Tomatoes, $-114, cans, $1.10: 3-10. cans, 97HC'u1.00 Pine apples, grated. 2-lb., $2.05412.30; sliced, 81.98 ri2.k0: gallon apples, fancy. $2.65; California apricots, 11 eo'ulio; pe irs. $1.7-;.i(i2.50: p af hes. fancy, i.7;sy i.40; tt. 4; peat nes. ii:.ooa-ou. Alaska salmon, red, $1.25; lancy Chinook, F., $2.10; fancy sockeye, F, $1.8; sardines, quarter oil, $2.75, three-quarter musttrd, $3.00, Sweet potatoes, $1.10til.?6; sauerkrsut, il.M; pumpkins, 80c'u$1.00; wax oeans, B-lbk, 5' 41 80c; lima beans, 2-1 b. 77K-itJl .36; splnacli, $1.35; cheap peas, 2-lb., aoo; extras. 95c4i$l.l0; lancy. ll.J6u4l.I8 CURED FISH Family whlteflsh, pep qusrter bbl., 100 lbs., $4.00; Norway mack erel. No. 1, $5,00: No. 2. $28.00; herring la bbls., 200 lbs. each. Norway. 4k. $8.00; Nor way, 3k, $9.00; Holland herring, in ksgs, milkers, 80c; kegs, mixed. 70c New York Live Stock Market. NEW YORK, Dec. 20. BEEVES Re ceipts, 377 head. Market fei-lins weak; at all market points, If they did appreciate 1 pool and London cables quoted live cuttle 77,7 miry nuum pei naps limit tneir slow at lifuizvfcc; tops at axiihioii, xi-au p-i fMiionciiiB BKiiitKwiiai. inat me muraet : here Is no exception to the general rule I may be readily seen by reading market reports from other selling points. Yester day's Chicago Drovers' Journal said: "Heavy liquidation the laat week has sent ' the market 2&&40C lower and a considerable number of the $6,004)6.60 steers today were : cited by both the buyers and salesmen as selling 60c off from the high prices paid ror tnem Monday of last week. The same thing is true at this point, where prices on a good many ot the cattle are at least 50o lower than the high time. This morning the receipts were not quite so heavy, but trains were very late In arriving and the market was prolonged throughout the whole day. The opening was especially slow and during the morning It looked more like Sunday in the yards than like a Thursday. As to prices, it was hard to say, ,but with the trade drag ging It was hardly possible for them to be any better, and the general market might best be described aa slow and weak. Cows and heifers were also dull some ui inn uuyers oeing pretty wen ruled up i iiu no 1 idling, apparently, ior ao.dlUon.il supplies, at least not to any extent. The result was that cows and heifers were also slow and weak. No great change took place in the feeder trade, the market being in about the same vuiiuiiiuii as uuuineo yestercay. Representative sales: BEEF STEERil. Metal Market. NEW YORK, Dee. 20. M ETA L8 Ths Ixindon tin market was higher today, with spot quoted at 105 los and futures at i:rt 15. Locally, the market wag quiet, with spot quoted rt $42.45 bid and $42.70 asked. Copper was higher In the English market, with spot quoted at 100 17s 6d and futures at 108 7s 6d. Locally, the . market was strong, with lake quotea ui dresns-d beef dull at OVuflVic per 11). Liver- $j:i.26'n23.50; electrolytic, $22,87023.1214; cast ing, IJ2.li 'wrjz.ei1. l.e)il was iirm aou m shade higher In the local market, wltli 5 71 Eva store t"4 A )" and Ttrled fn.ll.. NEW TORK, Dec. 20.-EV APORATED APPLE Market easy as far as nrl-ne rruu is eoncemeo. owing 10 rree orrerings Hank ( .,. e.,,,.r. .kinm.nl hot ih hi.h. ..u. I nmnn iiearisga. are scares and .tendlly held on soot Finer . OMAHA. Dee SO -Bank clearings for ar quoieo ai v9c. choice st $4jfo and ' toay ef $1.S.'.847 9 and for ths corre prime at I spudding date last year $1.780,732.(i6. CAuroii.MA urtif ii r rt t sis r runes are In less active flinnii and "iirh mill sales ss are renorted are motW of the larger slses. Quotations range from $ to W accord'" to rrade. Aorlcots are un changed, with (-hole quoted at lc; eTt-a choice At 17'fllao and fancy at lc-u'20c Bank of Eaaland atetetnent. LONDON, Dec 2ft The weekly statement of the Bank ot England shows the f (low ing changes: Total reserve, dr'ia-l a3.na.tM); circulation. Increased "3:oo0; balllon, decmaaod s.3,8o3,Z6i; other securi- Wool Market. BOSTON. Dec. 20. WOOL Ths wool mar ket Is strong and active, though leading grades are not scarce. AH Indications point to the maintenance of present values, according to conservative opinion. Un washed fleeces, under a future diminution of stocks, have grown stronger; territory wools are active, with transfers in both combing and clothing grades. In pulled wools, grades from "B" supers up meet with ready sale, foreign grades sra firm. Leading domestic quotations Include: Ken tucky, Indiana and Missouri combing, three eighths blood, 3.1'i34c; combing, quarter blood, 31l4ij32c. Texas (scoured basis), line. 12 months, 72j'!3c: fine, 4 to 8 months, 67 i okc; fine, fall clean, 60i42o. California tseoured basis), northern choice, 87gt8c: northern good. 66'aOtSc; middle country, fcV 6tc; southern, i'ut)3c; fall free, 6Vy56u. Oregon (scoured basis), eastern No. 1 staple, 70ti73c: western No. 1 clothing, S'i7uc; val ley, No. 1. Bolide; territory staple (scoured basis), fine, 7oKf73c; fine medium, 68-'ir70cj medium, 65-t)65c; territory, ordinary (scoured bails), fine, 6&i70e; fine mdlum, StraWe; medium, 04-6660. Colorado snd New Mex ico spring (scoured basis), No. 1, SS'u'ioc: pulled wools (scoured basis), extra, 71C1 fine "A," tBwwoc; "A" supers, 56309c; B supers. 47t-63c. I ON DON, Dec. 20. WOOL A sale of $.400 bales of sheep skins was held in Mincing lanf . today. Active competition caused a ge.ieral advance In values, and I at the close merinos were ?i5 per Cent snd cross-breds 55 per cent higher. Fol lowing are the tales and prices obtained Tor clothing and comhlng: New South Wales, 3"' bales Rt 6Vjd ; Queensland. 10 bales at 8fid: Victoria. 800 bales at 7 filled: Souih Austi-Hpa. 3o) bales at S aid; West Australia. 7o0 btles at ii(r ; lasmama, ot" nans at 7n'iua; New Zea 1 land, l.xtl) hales at ffitfilld; Buenos Ayres, ! 2n0 bales at V(d; River Platte, loo bales at 7'7S,d; Punta Arenas, 400 bales at ftWrp UVrd; Falkland Hland, 44 bales at 1 lid. ST. UinS. Dec X. WOOI Atesv m dlutn 6:redes. combing and clothing, rf4jc; net 11 1 nne. ivp-i".'-; ntary nne, 14t-if lc; tub washed. 32j37!c. Oils and Rosin. OIL CITY, Pa., Dec. 20 -OIL-Oedlt bal- rii't-ii I. a. buns. 13j.77t hols.: avo 14 99.611 bbls. Shipments, lti7,j bbls.; gvrr age. 119 '7f bbls. SAVANNAH, Dec. .-OIL-TurpenUne. Steady: 6A,c. Rt WIN firm. Qurtte: A. B. P. D, E, M I M 'Jt; F, $4.0fva'4 07U; O. $4.ilii4 10; H, 14 T i 0; K. 8"; 11; M, $5.80; N. $4 00; W. O-, .75; W. W, i.S. No, At. Pt. No. At. Pr. 4 I I 4 II II mi 4 10 I 49 4 10 17 1121 4 68 4 40 4 10 41 1234 4 65 14 Ill 4 80 12 t!,i 4 75 18 U44 4 II II 1074 4 10 COWS. 1 181 I 00 10 tt I 10 II 772 I 00 I M I s 4 1.1 It) I , I (l I IS3 2 30 19 H2 1 ss 4 ISO I 40 1 1071 I 15 14 Kl I 40 M 143 t M . Ml I 41 I Ill I 5 ! 14 101 T I 10 II mo 1 00 , II HI I M II I11J6 I 00 1 1V7I t 40 1 107 I 06 14 SKI I 54 11 Ill I 08 I 1014 I 40 II i! I 10 124 I M It 14 1 I II 10 Iit7 I 61 8 1024 I 25 II 1016 I 40 II lu4i I 21 1 1070 I 48 II 617 I 26 1 4 4 I 65 20 1041 I o I H I 14 6 1104 I 44 4 i5 I 71 il in I 60 14 4 I 15 I I I I H 10 130 t 76 4 1010 I 66 10 Kill I 10 II 101 I M HEIFERS. I Ill I 60 I Ill IB) II tt7 I 15 4 597 I 26 II 701 I 10 I M IK 1 6.14 I 00 II H i 22 741 I II I. Ui I 60 I Ill I 80 3 4i 1 M 121 I M 1 1044 I 60 BULLS. 1 1200 t w 1 15r0 1 00 1 140 I 44 1 16.1 S to I I6 2 45 I. 771 I 25 I li'-O t 76 1 15 I M I O0 I 46 1 lsu 4 00 5 Hit I 10 CALVES. I 274 I 41 1 114 I 78 1 US 4 50 1 147 I II 1 1U0 I 50 1 1.10 I 00 1 110 I 76 1 170 I 0 I W4 I 71 1 131 I 10 FEEDERS. T Ml I 40 1 151 I IS II 171 I 10 14 1 lie I 40 8 45 I 04 4 717 I Tl STOCKEF8 AND FEEDERS. 144 I 00 1 444 I Tl II Ill 8 10 17 T61 I 44 1 742 I 10 1 17 4 00 1 160 I SS lb., dressed weight; refrigerator beef sell ing at 9-V4j!l9c per lb; exports, none; none tomorrow. CALVES Receipts. 348 head; few on sale. Market steady ; veals, 85.oo-u9.00; barnyard and western calves. nominal; dressed calves, slow; city drensed veals, 7&13c per lb.; fancy, 13-c; country dressed, Syll'ic HOGS Receipts, 3.200, all for slaughter ers. Market nominally steady. 6HEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 6.443 head. Market for sheep. 26c lower; for lambs, 26u36c lower; sheep, $3,004(5.00; few choice ewes and wethers, $5,254:6.50; lambs, $6.(s&7.76; culls, $4.50. Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Dec. 10. CATTLE Re ceipts 600 head, Including 800 southerns; market steady; cows weak; heifers loc lower. Choice export and dressed beef steers. $6. 806.60; fair to good. $4.00&'5.26; western steers, 83.oD4jH.00; stockers and feeders, $:t.iKS44.50. Southern steers, $.'l.(l)'(j 5 00; southern cows, $2 004)3.00; natlvs cows, $2.0"((i4.6o; native heifers, $2."0(j4.75; bulls, $2.&Wi4.0o: calves. $3.255i6.50. HUGE Keceipis 10.WW lienu, imi nci uu ower; top, xtiSi; duik 01 sales, i)...Tan.i; heavy, !-;.2Mn..;-: packers, 80.ay4fO.Jo; pigs and lights, $5."fi6.B. . , SHEEP ANO I.AMBS irseceipts sou neao; market steady; lambs, $5.7.40; ewes and yearlings, $4.5tfj.tO; western fed yearlings, $5.5o4)4) .So; western ted sheep, $4.5oii6-tK; ted ewes, $3.25il6.00. St. Loots Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS, Deo. . CATTLE Receipts, 8 600 head, Including 1.8o0 Tsxans; market stronsr: native shipping and export steers. $,i.fti)7.00; dressed beef and butcher weights. WE44TERN8 NEBRASKA. 24 feeders.. 76 8 WYOMING. 4 10 4 steers.. ..1145 4 feelers.. vi S3 feeders. .liet 8 cows 1115 24 cows "2 58 cows 2 W cows 9.1 4 lo 4 45 3 60 3 30 3 30 i 74 15 feeders.. K'14 11 feeders. .IP 4 I feeders.. 1 1 4" 8 cows 'v) 43 mixed. ..l'St 7cows to COWS 8.1 4 1 2 75 3 o 2 141 3 50 8 - a &o snot quoted at $i).0fku6.15. The Ixindon mar ket was unchanged at 19 17s 671. Spelter was unchanged at 87 In Iondon and at $il.oo4i.6& In the local market. Iron was higher In the Engusn miirnet. wnn mnnu- ard foundry quoted at 80s 10d and Cleveland warrants at 61s 6d. Locally, the market was steady and unchanged; No. 1 northern foundry IS quoted st t:o.,'p.io, ro. northern foundry, $24.75frJ6.75; No. 1 south ern foundry, $jri.5v.i27.50; No. 2 southern foundry, $2S.Va 27.00. ,., T m ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20. METALS 1. ad, steady at $6.10. Spelter, higher at $6.56. Cotton Market. NEW TORK. Deo. 20.-COTTON Spot cloBed steady; middling uplands, 14.45c; mid dling gulf. 11.00c; sales, 1,186 bales. LIVERPOOL, Dae. 2). COTTON GoixX business done; prices 8 points higher; Amer ican middling fair, .Sld; good middling, B7Ud; middling. 6. 63d; l(w middling, 8.4."d( good ordinary, 6.06d; ordinary, 4.81d. The sales of the day were 12.000 bales, of which J imi were for speculation and export and Included ll.'oO American. Receipts, 28.M bale, Including 3O.7O0 American. NEW ORLEANS, lec. 20. COTTON Spot closed steady; sales. 4,450 bales; low ordinary, 6V11C; ordinary, 7n, nominal; mid dling, 10'ic; F"od middling, 11 l-ioc; mid dling fair. 12V4c. Receipts. 19,568 bales; slock, tll.rViJ bales. ST. LOUIS. Dec. 20. COTTON Steady; middling, lo'sc; sales, 6 bales; receipts, 1.071 bales; shipments, 497 bales; slock, 20,954 bales. Ingaf anil Molasses. NEW YORK, Dec. 20. SUOAR Quiet: I 1 - .,.fllir B Kl&,43 ll3''n- lentrirnrKL r7'.;o;.we! and feedera $2u4 50- cows "' 13-16'uS 27-32c; molasses sugar, 8 l-lr bulls . $2.tMl(l 00; calves, $3.0r,i7.75; Texas dered. 4.9uc; granuUUd, 4.8uc 1 T3 and Indian steers, $2.o06 &o; cows ana belt ers, $1 754350. HOGS Receipt s, 8,ooo neaa: margei strong; pigs and lights, 8n 4J' Jo: pacaeis, $8.1('l(8.X; butchers and best neavy, lo-iuny 8 40. SHEEP AN1J IAMHH neceipts, i.usi head; market strong; native muttons, $3.00 Ii0.40; lambs, H.oo7 5o; culls and bucks, il.5t'4j3.&0; stockers, $2.5O(tja.50. REAL EHTATH TRANSFERS, Stock In Sight. Receipts of live stock at the six principal Western markets yesterday: . 3,2m . 1,600 . 5H0 . 2 2" . .&)0 . 8.5oo 18. 5o9 Hogs. Bheep. 9.200 2,000 8.010 lll.0"0 SOI) 7.7S3 1,60 8,tVO 1,010 25.001) 18.04) 66,782 23,480 1 South Omaha 8ioux City ... Kansas City .. 81. Joseph .... Bt. Louis Chicago Total Sioux City l.lva Slock Market. SIOUX CITY, la., Dec. 20. (Siclal Tele- rram.) CATTLE Receipts, I.60O bead. Market weak; stockers loc lower: beeves, $4. do) 26; cows, bulls and mixed, t-Mjoy 4 So; stockers and feeders, $3.0iXu4.10; calves and yearlings, 12.6"ul.i5. MtGr4 iteceipm, i,vu nnn. niarset a hade lower, selling at $ti.oo;6.20; bulk of sales, $t.05'u6.10. St. Joseph Live Stork Marie 1, ST. JOSEPH. Dec. 30. CATTLE Re ceipts, 2,2oo head; market slow; natives, $4 5117 00; .cows and .iees, $2.2tVj4.GO; stoikers and reeders, UvNJieo. HOGH -TCwelpt 4, 7, ".82 ne.u. market clo-ed strong; top, $4 35; bulk of sales, $o7 27: VU 6 30. H. W. Bc.henek to Ellxabeth Kuhl- man, lot 8, block 1, Redlrk s park 41.BJ0 John A. R1ne to Frank Thompson, lot 27, block 13; lots 24 and 26, block 14; lots 17, 18 and 19, block 16; lot $7. block 17; lot 7, block 18, Orchard Hill 1 Helen E. Moore and husband to Jemima B. Curry, lot 1 block 14. Myers, Richard's et Tllden's addition. 400 Emma BrudMhaw to Adam Kundsrt, lot 15, block 116, Florence 200 H. W. Schenek to N. L Deoh, lot 18, bbx k 7. Kllby place 1,000 Hattle M. Crabtree and husband to Henry McAuley, loU 1 and 2. block 10, Omaha View '. 1,000 Nlok Fenger and wife to Hattle M. Crabtree, lots 1 and S, block 10, Omaha View 1000 George W. R. Matteson et SJ to IT. P. R. H. Co., E. 22 fU lot (. block 83, Omaha 10 Peter (.. Adabal to Margrethe Adiibsi. lots 23 and 24, block 8. Parson s as Horry's addition. South Omaha 1 Cbsrles E. Pamp and wife to Wesley M. Williams, part se 84-16-18 1,200 Samuel Anderson to Ingrl Anderson et al. e 14 ft. lot t, A. Kouutse ad dition 1,000 Albei-t H. Veeder and wife to Swift and company, lots 8 to 17, block 1; lots 1 to 12 and lots 18 to 24, block t; lots 1 nnd 4, block 8; lots 8 and 13 to 24. hloc.k 4, Valley Orove, South Omaha.. Totals 100 .$9,413 WE OFFER AT PAR FOR A LIMITED PERIOD. 7H HOLD HO.I! 9 GUARANTEED STOCK wlfh bonus of stock In three stihiidtnry lonipainlet. TEH FEB CIST PES ANHUsf OOAKAMTSES BY TOTJB BANKS on stock we are now off. ring ut $0 cents a share in a dividend paying pro ject. Writs us for roll details. AMERICAN FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. (Representatives Wanted) LO AsTOELES, I OAT.