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CRAB AND PRODUCE MARKET
llradiig in
All Lines is
Character.
of & Holiday
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WHEAT CLOSES WEAK .ND ICGKS LOWER
Increase In tlelhle and llellef nholai
that December Contracts Will
B Filled Without Trouble
Holes Wrtk
OMAHA, Dec. 22, lJof)
"Tnte wm light earlv with market of a
klnhdny (hnrtir," vs th" Exchange
ly letter, "hut buy-
ilth offerings In
attention lelng raid to
or small world
Bimie. There was
buying by commission houses, bu-.
with expected Increase In the viMhle and
the ho.if.f that Iieoember contractu will be
fii.d without any trouble. There wa a
weak feeling and the absence of outside
buying wan a bear factor. Market closed
Wiik and looks lower."
Feilinn of corn by some large cash house
early found but few buyers aside from
s. li ters, and while trsda was light the
Market displayed decidedly weak symptoms
on reported larger country offerings. There
were a few renting buying orders In hands
of commission houses, but close was weak
with sentiment not nearly so bullish.
There waa some buying of oats early hv
cash houses, but the bearish government
report still had Its effect, causing the with
drawal of nianv resting buying orders snd
creating liquidation as well. Pose.bly the
latter was due to reports from the west,
especially Nebraska, that farmers are sell
ing more freely, which created timidity."
Primary whuat receipts were .' bu.
and shipments 217.n0 bu., against receipts
last year of 674,ot'0 bu. and shipments of
a;.onn bti. Corn rec-lpt were 751.ono bu.
and shipments 224. ') bu., against receipts
lat year of S2t bu. and shlpmenta of
vi.om bu. Clearances were l.V),0n bu. of
wheat, 1&,OUO bu. of corn and I.isjO bu. of
oats.
Liverpool closed higher on wheat and
lad higher on corn.
Proomhall estimates world s wheat ship
ments for the week nt S,Si,(io bushels,
ngalrtst 9.700.000 bushels last week and 11.
Wt.oiw bushels last yewr. He predicta a fair
decrease in wheat on passage.
Argentina new appears to be the bulls'
last ditch at present aid the news from
there la conflicting.
Local range ot options:
Artlcles.l Open. HIgh. Low. Close.) Yes'y.
W heat
Pec... May..
Corn-
7H
a7 A
87TH
a'
r"HA'
7,-. j
.Trt A
37A
31 a'
o4A
B7A
TuTs
A
377 Bj
J1A
3ISA!
R7'4n
n a
Pec...
Mar..
87-A
TVc...
May..
31 -4 A
34A
31A
S4"iA
WA
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. W?ifi8Hc: No. 3 hard,
WYirHc; No. 4 hard. "i-c; No. 3
spring,
6, 'ii.v
C'liHX-No. 3. 34filt4c
no grade, 32ffi!3o: No. 3
No. 3 white. .T.1i3c.
No. 4. 33ii't4i,c;
yellow, 3Gi35c;
OATS No. I mixed. 31frre
No. 3 white,
E'Tt'Sc : No. 4 white. 31i32c.
11 YK No.
2, 63c; No. 3, 62c.
Carlot Receipts.
11 -1rn
Y X I Oraln mnipany In Its lat
X lug orders were filled v
' res of ill mand, no
-r J'EIH receipts nntthwen
1 5Lihi.inent. Healers nhl
Wheat. Corn. Oats
.. 7tt 34 l'
.. 123 to 15
.. 275
..59 92 32
.. 12ii
..23 13S 50
Chicago
Ki!!M City
.Minneapolis .
ii".:ihn
I'uluih
St. l'U:s ....
CIIICAUO ;hai aku provisions
Features of the Trading and Closing:
Prlees on Board of Trade.
CHICAOO, Dec. 22. Realising sales In
j"irn and oats had a weakening effect on
.Bii local wheat market, the May option J
closing at a net loes of -Sc. Corn was ort
ViC oats were down c and provisions
were from THt'lOc. to 22VrC higher.
Sentiment in the wheat pit was bearish
all day and the volume of trading was
very Finiill. There was nothing In the news
of the day to encourage the bears, and
the main factor in the situation was the
weakness of coarse grains. Throughout the
day pit traders had wheal for sale, but
apparently there was little wanted. Dur
ing the first hour prices were almost sta
tionary, the May option ranging between
77c and 7ic. Later the absence of de
mand allowed prices to sag about Ho and
tho market closed easy. May opened un
changed to a shade lower at TT'i.iSc. sold
off to TTVtV and cl"sed at 77V. Clear,
anccs of wheat and Hour were equal to
lt,00O bu. Primary receipts were ftfi.OOo
bu., as compared with 667,nut on the corre
sponding day one year ago. Minneapolis,
Puluth anil Chicago reported receipts of
4!i3 cars, as against 5N) lust week and 531
one year ago.
Selling by cash houses, which was
brought out by reports of larger country
acceptances, caused weakness in the corn
market. Weather conditions were favorable ;
for the movement and Increased receipts ;
are looked for next week. Trading was I
dull and the market closed easy. Mav 1
opened a shade lower at 43Vi'43ic, soli
on to 4.1'c and ciosen at me lowest poini.
Local receipts wire 34fi cars, with none of
contract grsde.
Trading In the oats pit was active and
I the tone of the market was weak. Many
1 small holders were Induced to sell by the
f government crop report and there was also
considerable selling ror snort account, iw.
nuind was scattered, with commission
houses taking the bulk of the orders. The
market closed weak, with prices at tha
lowest point of the day. May opened un
changed, a shade higher, at Soc to 35"3"c,
and sold off to 8"V. where It closed. Local
receipts were 1"6 cars.
Notwithstanding a 5c decline In the price
ct live hogs, the provisions market mas
strong all day. Shorts and local iacker
were good buyers and the selling waa
largely by longs. The supply of live hoga
was below general expectation and It was
believed that there was little prospect of
any material Increase In the movement. At
the close May pork was up 22'c at $16 S7H.
lard was up 2&c at $9,174 "d ribs were
TV'iino higher at $vt7V.j
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
98 cars; corn, bufc cars; oats, 240 cars; hogs,
a imj head.
The leading futurea ranged aa followg;
Artlcles.l Open. I Hlgh. Low. Cloae.Yea'y,
Wheat I
Dec... 74MJ
74V
74V.
74Wi
77 V
41
74S
7a
May...i77ii'"S
77H'0k
Corn
Dec.... 41
41V
41H
43W
May... 'a4
43'
4.H4!
July... ;4-Vi44.43t, 4444
43V434v44
Oats !
Dec... I 33! X
srm xin Java;
May...l35Vi S6't
"'H
S3V,
July
33S
3s
33 V,
ie 10
16 46
I 86
So
a 96
I 62V,
I ov
Furk-
Jn....
May...
Lrd
Dec...
Jan... .
May...
Rlt.-
J.ui
May...
18 10
18 If)
IS 17W 1 2
16 5U
18 67H
1 60
ie S7VU
9 05
9 05
1
t 05
05
05
"T.
I 90
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8 to
$ h0
$ DO
17V
8 70
a so
$ Trt
$ !
Juiy...
II . V,
'No. I.
jjr "ush
f I lA)L
I.; st
quotations were as follows;
LOCK steady ; winter patents, 33.3ui3
straights. 83.1'' i3 ". spring patents,
Mn,1iS; spring slrulahts, 83 avj-S-OO , bak
er" t-'.fc.-uAe.
WHLAT-No. 2 spring. 79c; No. 3, "lfie'lc; I
No i red, 74v4'ij'.4c.
CORN No. 2. 44c. No. yellow. 45VN6C.
OATd No. I, 33V!i'5,'Sc; No. 3 white, otic;
No. 3 white. saV'oXc.
BARLEY Oik1 te.dmg. Ciillc; fair to
choice malting, 4vui"4c.
SKKDsJ No. 1 flax. 31 134; No. 1 north
western, 811!1va'L2oH- Prune timothy, 84 35.
Clover, contract grade, 813 75.
HRi )VlSli 'NS efiort rios. sides (.loose).
Vrii 75. Mess mu k. per 1.1.1.. 815.00. I-ard,
I , r lit) lbs., 8'.M7vk. Short clear sides
t cox ed ) , 85 1 -Si) i.
l i s receipt and shipments of flour and
fain were; Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bhls. 27 3"U 21.'0
heat, bu 77. ooU 47.10)
Ci rn. bu 3l 4'i ro tso
Oits, bu ft0 2u5.ie4
lte. bu. v 1'0" 4. OK)
1 arley. bu 1M.700 24. A
i)u the Produce exchange today the but
tt r market was sun y. CreamerU. 2i'ja
Sic; UiUriesv 2iy-"7c. F.Kgs. frm; at mark,
rises Included. 21i.:"4c; firsts. 2c; prune
fonts, 'Ac; eatraa, 3".v. Cheese, firm; 13
iu lie.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 22 WHEAT
P. tn; No. 1 red. western winter, tm. r
t'.rrs steady: 1 'eceu.Oer. noninuii, Marcn, m
Id May, te 4l4d.
" t'KN-Spot o-iiet; American mixed, new.
4s Jd. old 4s l'J Futures dull; January.
4a nh. 4s Vi4-
Itnletlt Grain Market
DT-I.CTir. Ixr 22. WHKAT On track,
Kw. i awiUiein, 7o'c, N 1 uorthcru, 7Hk,c,
Dwmbr, T7c; May,
durum. December No.
May No. 1. 4Se; No.
Lfipmtifr No. 1. 6V:
OATS-iTc, arrive. KC
rlVr" lr.
BAilLKr-ilc.
79'e,',; July,
I. A-e: No.
I. MV; to
No. 2, fc.
S. lc;
arrive,
M,W YORK C; K 1 E K A I, MARKET
Quotation
of the nay on
Yarlon
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Dec. C FTOCR Receipts,
17.142 bbl ; exports, .7S2 bbls.. sales. 2,2)
pkgs. Market steady but dull: winter
rat-nts. .l wr3 .90: winter straixhts. IS 4fcil
Lie: Mlnnesr.ta patents. t4 1"(f4to: winter
extras J; sc,i.? 10; Minnesota tnikers. $.1 4vd)
I s0: winter low gradea. tJWo3'5. Rye flour,
dull; fair to good, 13 (,;, u3.S'; choice to
fancy, t3.Mi4.2ii. Huckwheat flour, quiet;
tJ ly'i'l 25. spot and to arrive.
W 1 1 BAT Receipts, fln.too bu.; exports,
11.618 bu ; sales, i'l.OfiU bu. futures; spot
mirket Irregular; No 2 red, 7S4c. elevator,
and Kc t. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern. Iu
luth, 84c, c. 1. f. Huffalo; No. 2 hard winter.
7l"4' c. I. t. Buffalo. A coveting move
ment among Decemler wheat shorts close, 1
that option So net higher trxlay. whereas
later months were He lower on liquida
tion and absence of any support. Sale
Included No. 2 red. May. s3VuKt"c, closed
at R3c; July, W l-lt'pstSc closed at &:(Vfcc;
December, siUfjMe. closed at KlUc.
CORN Receipts, 51.BO bj.; exports, ll.cso
bu.; sales, li.il bu. futures and 32.nn bu.
spot; Bpot market steady; No. 2, B3o. ele
ator. and 6040, f. o. b. n float; No. 2 yel
low, ii34c; No. 2 white. Ui-. The option
market was quiet and easier, closing
partly nO net lower; January closed at
olic; May. d-tifmNc. closed at &i"c; Ie
cerr.ber closed at 2l-4C.
OATS He-lpts, ,.6ii0 bu.; exports, 1.6S0
bu.; spot market steady; mixed oats, 26 to
82 lbs, 3ru3i'4c; natural white. 3" to 33
lbs.. &41c; clipped white, 3ti to 40 lbs.,
4-,;44c.
HICK WHEAT Steady; 11.25 per K1 lbs
CORNMKAIy Steady: fine white nnd yel
low, Il.2iryi.i5; coarse. $1 .l'tfl .12; kiln dried,
$i'.7.V& 2.8t.
H YK 43teady; No. 2 western. c. 1. f.
New York; Jersey state, 64$e. deliver i
New York.
HARJ-lor Steady; feeding. Cc. c. I f.
Buffalo; malting. 4isfiC3c c. 1. f. Buffalo.
FKKD fetendy ; spring bran, December
shipment. f'Z.36; middlings, liecember ship
ment, 121 6; city. 22.r4ii)22.S.
HAY" Klrm; shipping', 7lfl7Ec; good t
chun-e, $l.(Xlil.lo.
HOPS juiet ; state, common to choice,
19"., l23c; 19". hgllc. Pacific coast, 1HH,
L"ul7c; l!)uB. 8-al3o.
H1DKH Steady; fjalveston, 21 to 25 Its.,
2oc; California. 20 to 2o lbs., 21c; Texas dry,
24 to II , 19c.
DEATH LR Quiet ; acl.l. :702Sc.
PKOV18K iNS-Beef. tirm; family, 14.r
a 14.50; mess, ! iKIi? on; beef hams.
2S.00; packet, $11.0fpll.6O; city extra Indli
mess, $'jn.5i?j2i.5". Cut meats, steady; pi" k
le.1 bellies, SlO.SS'all.W: pickled hams.
$12 W. Lard, firmer; western prime, $9.2
'JM; refined, firm; continent, $9; South
America, $H.26; compound. IH.iS'gX.STi!.
Pork, steady; fajnlly. Jli..''iil9 kj; Bhort
clear,, $17.So'o 19.00; mess, 17.5"if 1 S.&0.
TALLOW Steady; city ($2.im per pkg ),
6V4c; country (pkgs. free), 6'oiic.
RIC1C Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
3W(76c; Japan, nominal.
BL'TTER Quiet; street price, extra
creamery, SJaSSc; official prices, creamery,
common to extra. 23'u32c: held, common to
extra, 2230; state dairy, common to
fancy, 21i30c; renovated, common to extra,
lMi24Vtc; weatern factory, common to firsts,
lNij'22c; western Imitation creamery, firsts,
&;i2io.
CHEESE Quiet; state, full cream, small
and large, September fancy, 14Vc; state,
October best, 13Vc; late made, 12Vfll3c;
state, Inferior, 11 u 12c.
EiHlS Easy; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 3ift-lpc; state,
choice, 3,Vri,37c; state, mixed, extra. 34y3o;
western firsts, aic; official prices, 2Sc; sec
onds. 2W727'ic.
P.l'LTRY Uve. steadv; western chli-k-
ens. jic; iowis, ;c; tut Keys, i.ic ireseu,
irregular; western chickens, IZSjU'ic;
turkeys, HlUc; fowls, u'l(v.
St. t,oui nrnrral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 22. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red, cash, 74'&76c; No. 2 hard, 71Vs
4'-lc; ftiay. 7tr4c; July, i&sc.
CORN Lower; track. No.
40c; May, 414c; July, 424c
2. cash, -i
No. 2 white.
4oVy-tlc.
OATS-Lower; track. No. 2, cash, 3T.c;
No. 2 whits, 8c; December, 33c; May,
3640.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents. $3.56
3.75; extra fancy and straight, $3.1133.45;
clear, $2.Wrrlh6.
SKEL Timothy, steady, $3.25(83.76,
CORNMJSAL Steady at $2 2o.
BRAN Dull; sacked east track, 93?6c.
HAY Quiet; timothy, $14.0020.00; prairie,
$10.0O"0 15-00.
IRON COTTON TIES-W.02.
BAGOlNO-IViC.
HEMP TWINE $0.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Jobbing.
$1801). Lard, higher; prime steam, $!t.W.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
$9.00; clear ribs, Ja uo; short clears, $.2o.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, Jb.76;
clear ribs. $9.75; short clear. $10.00.
POULTRY Weak; chickens, 7Hc; spring,
turkeys. 12c: ducks, 8c: geese, Sc.
TTER Steady;
creamery.
dairy. 22t)27c.
EGOS Steady; 23a.
Flour. bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Outs, bu
Receipts.
ll.tsO
2.CK
1.-45.0")
50.000
Shipments.
l'i,Cio
42, (M)
Kansas City nraln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 22 WTIEAT-De-
cemtier, 66Tc; May. Tlc; July, 7c;
Cosh: No. 2 hard, 69US7-V: No. 3, 6a71c;
No J red. 7S"fi74t : No. S. MtTTic.
CORN May, SHc: July, 39e: 8eptem
ber. 4vSc. Cash: No. 2 mixed. 37c; No. S.
J0Hfi7!tic; No. 2 white, 3SH;39c; No. S,
2v,c.
OATS No. 2 white, 344c; No. 2 mixed,
$Sc.
RYE Steady, 4c.
HAY Lower; choice timothy. $15.50616.00;
choice rrBlrie, $11.7512.00.
HI'TTEH Creamery, 3oc; packing, 19c.
EOG3 Lower; firsts, 2'Jc; seconds. ISc.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, btl 123.0m) 7o.i
Corn, bu 5o.0 50.0)
Oats, bu 10,000 13,0i
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The range of prices as re
ported by Logan Bryan, 112 Board ot
Trade building, was:
Articles. Open.l Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat
May.... July....
Corn
May.... Juiy....
71s'71Sa4 If
70SU
ISirS'i'W
72tH
3S
A asked. B bid.
PhllaArltihla Prodoer Market.
riULAnELPlIIA. IVc. r-BCTTER
Firm, unlet; extra western creamery official
rrlce, S:'Vc; street price, itmc; extra nearby
prints. ic.
WiiiS L'nchanged; weatern fresh 2&c at
mark.
CHEESE Quiet, ateady; New York full
creams, fancy. 13lic; New Yirk full creHnis,
choice, lava"-: New York full crtama, fair to
tjood. l-'t ul3o.
Hllsrasker lira In Market.
MILWAl'KEE. IVc. 22. WHEAT Dull;
No. 1 northern. 81'nMHc; No. $ northern,
77,'1c; May. 77c asked.
RV B Hteady ; No. 1. 77it77VjC.
BARLEV-titeady ; No. 2, c; sample.
45'a.Tt.c.
j O ATi4 Easy ; atandard. S&tfTiSc.
I COBS' Lower; No. J cash, 4"ij4o4c; May,
43i,c bid.
MlasMpella Gr.tln Market.
MINNHAPOLIA Dec. 22. -WHEAT Da.
rember. 7tk-; May, 7s7Bc; July, 7c; No. t
hard. T9,c; No. 1 northern, 7"V; No, 2
northern. 7tLc: No. 3 spring. 73c.
FLoL'R First patents. 84 3"h4 4i); second
patents, 84 h"tt4 K: first clears, 83.3.35;
second clmra, 82 4i2 0.
BR-N-ln bulk. 317.25.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Dec. 22. CORN Lower; No. t
yellow and No. 3. SSc; Nj. 3, 3oc; no grade,
OAT8 Lower; No. 2 white. S5'4c; No. I
white. 8414c; No. 4 white. .11 "j 33vc.
HYK-Flrm; No. 1 ti7g5)c.
WHISKY On basis of 11.29 for finished
goods.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLrTDO. O.. Dec. E.-8EEDS-Clover.
cash. 83 35: December. 83.36: January, 3v37'r.
Mirvh. 8v47V. Tlniutby. 8200. Alsike, 37 vOi
j (' Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 21 COFFEB The
I market f or cofTee futures operwed steady un
I changed to 8 points decline aa a resu.t of
suai'tly disappointing foreign markets and
I. j realising. But primary ret elj ts were
litfht! Htrtoiff biivlna develoolnir for ik" ac-
Spot ( count of western bulls. Warehouse deliv
u- i ei lis ner heavy and the "street ' market
waa fli in, the rombinatlon reacting in, an
advance from the lowest of 10til5 points.
The dose was steady at a net advance of
itl! points. Sales sera TV") twgs. Includ
ing January. ,6'; March, 8Ku8 ujc; May,
l'S..:ic: July. J4a3f.c; SeMrmher.
8u
a )m. iW'i.kte a mv Kiil eHtrr nrm- K..
'7 HI"', IL4iiSv: Santos. auc; nu.il
fta, steady; cojaova, kyu'.gc.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Whole Liit It Affected Ij the Acuta
Dspreaaion in Readiar.
HILL AND HARRIMAN ISSUES WEAK
Meager Loan Contraction Shown hy
Bank Is n Distinct Disappoint
ment and AgaraTates Weak-
ness
of Market.
NEW YORK.
Lec. 22. Reading
wa
acutely depressed
In today's stock market
and the heavy unloading of the stock was
unexplained by any special news until the
announcement of the failure of a bullae
with Stock exchange connections and a
branch olttce In Philadelphia. It Is sup
posed that smile lan,e accounts in Heading
were carried by the house. The whole list
was aifected In symiw toy, but to a mod
erate extent in cutnparis ui until the final
break In the market after th failure was
announced. Traders Joined in t tie selling
of Heading under the supposition that the
heavy speculation was based on dlsapHlnt
ment omt the failure t i raise the dividend
rate on the stock.
The Hill stocks, Cnion Pacific. St. Paul
and Northwestern showed a renewal of the
weakness which has affected them ever
sinoe the new stock Issues of Northwest
ern railroads was announced. The weak
ness of the market was aggravated after
the apearance of the bank statement.
All of the expected gain In cash was re
ported, but the meager loan contraction
was a disappointment. A reduction of the
loan account of less thun V-r .' was re
garded as an Inadequate resuit to be shown
after the painful liquidation wnich has
been going on In the stock market during
the week. The withdrawn! of gold from
the Bank of England for Egyptian account
was renewed. The approach, of tt-.n critical
stage In the dispute over wanes of rail
road yardmen In th" neighl .oruood of New
Y'ork was a contributory cacse of weak
ness. The selling movement effectually
broke up the dulln ss of the early trading,
which Is unusual on the eve of a holiday.
Total sales of bond, par value. J'.,y.
The following are the uijotations on the
New York Stock exchange;
HUtl.
4.1
I.OW.
lit
i.
314
Close,
li:
i
101
;i
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"4i
76 V
t
3f
7:s
Aralmtfl Copptr 24 f "0
Am. c. A r l..""t
Am. C. r. pf.l
Am. Cotton oil 3W ft
Am rotton on pld
Ararrtcsn Kxpref1,
Am. H. U plil
Amfrt-n Ice. securities.... HO 77
Am. Unneed Oil
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Llnieed oil pfd
Loremollvs
ljconiotlv pfd
8. R
8. R. pfd
Susar Rpflnlnx
Toharco pfd rtf...
72
7
I'd
1M
1 !-
3
s
Z15
0414
72H
lit".
11.VO
H4 14fi
114
Am.
Am.
70(1
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7 ?'H(
10.3'
1"0
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S.7'
l0
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1"1"
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. l!.l
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149
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67
V7
ts:,s
i"iS
lm
112
li1-,
83
79H
lmi
sir.
K-S
1!4"
150
Anaconda Mining fo....
Atchisoa
Atchlion pfd
A'lanllc C. L
Baltimore A (ihio
Pal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific
Cantral ot N. J
rhenapaaka A Ohio
Chicago Ot W
t hlcaxo A N. W
C. M A Ft. P
Chlcaa-o T. & T
Cblraio T. & T. pfd ...
C. r.. C. A St L
Colorado F A I
Colorado A So
Colo A So. lt pfd
Colo, t So. M pfd
Coaaolldated Gas
Corn Prixiurta, rf
Corn Product! pfd. rfg.
Pelawara A Hudion....
Iwl.. U A W
IxiiTfr A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
Instlllers' Securities ...
Erls
Krl 1st pfd
Erie M pfd
Uenrral Elartrie .
Horktni Vallay. offerrd
Illinois ('antral
1ST-,
152',
l'
SS
4U0
.mo
l'
3no
!0
t.5"0
Ct
Sfii
1;
'm
ut
It
S1H
ZJ1V,
81
13"
2-
"
SIS.
5-v,
131
2.'
..
Slfcv,
61.-.
4H4j
SJV
4:
75
(4
lf.4
126
If, 14
17
40
17
tl
M
4f
to.,
143 V4
26
6
146
164
3
4"
71
71
64
12
47
n
ft
34
1:.SS
'H
71
M
1
Hi
1113
1.4
J7
XI V4
:V4
44 V,
47 V4
sw
M",
3
4'nI
4,0"0
84
43H
M
4S
300 15SV4 157
in insi M
Inlariiatlonal Paper
Int. Papar pfd
int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
lows Cantral
Iowa Cantral pfd
Kfcaass City 80
K. C. 80. pfd
Louisville A N
Mexican Central
S'K) r, J7
21 to
1(10
'"jl'O
l.tot)
1.3U0
19
64
29
ti
'in"
14H4
2V4
147V,
17
1
40
71
73
40
24
147V,
414
71V,
73Va
Minn. A St. L.
M . St. P. A I. 8.
M. . St. P. A 8. 8.
Mlaaourl Pacific ..
M.
M.
pfd.
too
400
1,100
UK)
Mlaaourl. K. A T
M., K. T. pfd
National Lmd
K. R. R. of M. pfd
N. Y. Cantral
N. T., 0. A W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. pld
North American
Pacific Mall
Pasnaylvants
Peipie't Oaa
P., c. C. A St. L
Pressed 8. C
Preaee4 S. C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Heading
Rradini lit pfd
Reading Jd p(d
Republic Sterl
Republic Steel pfd
Rock lalsnd Co
Rock Ialand Co. pfd
1600 lSflH 12
IO J7H 47"4
1CK) t"'1 0
lil.tOO 137S
(.300 97 V,
too 63 r1,
!i:,6") lis', ijiv,
"i!'io siv,
I. 7U0 jo tiV,
" too 47 47
i.ioo 'iivi M
"i.'bii tit, t:
"700 Sfi, Jiv,
2... 5.1 r.s-,
4J.4oO Hit 17i
" 9o0 i: 61
II. l) 4IO, 47
j.ro m nis
100 :6V, 3fc,
'"j' i K
" i()0 '244 24',
. ji.aiw lixv, 190
400 14V, U4V,
2. SO) 2"U ISJ's
2.41IU 3tVj, -0
612.70C abarc.
1 and Bonds.
It. A 8. V 2d pfd
St. Louie S. W
St. U 8. W. pfd
Bouthern Pacific
So. Paciae pfd
So. Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneeaea C. ft I
Teiaa A PaclBc
Toledo, St. L. A W
T.. 8t. L. A W. pld
t'nlon Pacific
t'nlon Pacific pfd
V. 8. Fxprefa
l 8. Realty
U. 8. Ruuler
I . 8. Rubber pfd
V. 8. Kte.-I
I'. 8. Steel pfd
Va. -Carolina Chemical
V. -aro. hem. pfd
i:S
S-'V,
155
Mv,
6iv,
J7a
:v,
115
I
So--'
l'.V.
4'
h:
1"H
19
41
2o
160
b5
16V,
24 V,
4
191
31
74
192
35
7a
I Wahaah
Wabeah pfd
Wella-Kargo Eipreaa
Weetlnihouie Electric
Weatern L'nton
Wheeling A L. E
Wlaioealn Central
Wia. central pfd
Northern Pacific
Central Leather
Central leather pfd
Sloe Sheffield S'eel
Ot. Northern pld
Int. Metrvpolitau
Int. Mot. pfd
Total aslca for the day,
Boston 5;
ROSTOV, Dec. 22. Call loans. 6f1 per
cent; time loans, tVS per cent, official
notations on stocks and bonds were:
Atchlaon gen. 4a.
do 4a
Mti Centrai 4s
Atrklaen
do pfd s
Beaton A Albany..
Doaion A U:r,o
boeton Elevated ...
rttrhburg pfd
Mexlran I antral . ..
N Y. N. H A H.
Pere 34ariu-tte ...
t'nioa Pai'inc
Km A C pld
Am. Pnen. Tube
Amer. Sjfiar
do ptd
Am T A T
Air.. Woolen
do pfd
Pom. I A S
ril" Eler Ills...
Mara. Electric
do ptd
Xaw ",
I nned Fruit
I mud R. M
do pfO
! Hltifhm
... il
... 17'
...
... If-
. Cel. A Heels...
. t ji'ent-nniat
.pilS "'opper Range ....
.10 va , I 'air Weat
tl iPranMIn
ll l(-1,V
IM "lale Morale ....
.114 Mm liming ....
.. Miit-.lcan
.1X1 Mohawk
. M Mort C. A ....
.:Ti-S i) .1 Iitailnioft
. o I wcrola
.. 11 Parrot
': .luin.jr
. t "n 1 nai ion
, . 1 li TAinarurk
;'. TTinuv
..: l'i I n Hi Cpier ...
.. V. :i Mining
tii V S. Oil
.. 1 It h
. . 67 Vu tcna
. . 6 Vi W Inoin
. 1 S VVolv cr.nt
b No-C.i Unite .
. . n.iii Cualltion ..
.. i't Naaa
..10-v, """al. Arlloua
4 4 Te- uraieh
. . S4 Antona Com
. ll'.vt Urreue Con
..13 1
.... r,
.... a
.... i"
... 7
.... 1
.... II
....141
.... t
in
li
71
c"l I
. a:
. 1
. n
. ITS
i"'
'!
11
.164
. tvt
. rt
1
I a. Sieel
do pfd
Adventure
Allouei
Amalsaae&ted
Atlai.tlc
bid. "Asked
London Closing; Mtoek.
LONDON, De'. 22. Closing quotation on
the Stock excrmnere were:
Conaola. money... KS 1V14 M , K. A T
4'4
Mf.s,
'
ts
'.
71
4
rt
84 1
7V,
1M'4
"
4S
lolVfc
'V
do account at 1-14 X. Y. Central
Anaconda 14 Norfolk dk W
At'Meoa l'.'V do pfd
do pfd V"" "nterlo A W
Baltimors A Ohio
1C4A rennaj'ivania
2":4 Rand Mltiea
i' Heading
II aoutbem Rallara
Canadian Paclgc ..
OSes. A onio
Chicago Ol W
r . u a at. p....
PeBeer
D A R. G
do std
Erie
do 1st pfd
do td ptd
lillnole Central
UuliMlle A N
SI LV FR Bar,
1-viv, de pfd
te '8,iuthtni Pa-inc
. 44 laion Pa,lnc ..
. a do pfd
. 14S.I' 8. Steel
. 7T do pfd
. .Wahetn
.in do pfd
lOf
Heady. 3d pc r ounce,
per cent.
-
MONEY 6
The rste of discount in the open market
for short bills Is eeiv per cent; for liuee
months bills, per cent.
Treasury tlalrneat.
WASHINOTON. Dec. r.-Trnlay state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive ot the 81VM"i gold
isaerve, shuns; Availably cch Lalajic),
cvf -
$:.lfi,lM 879; g"ll coin snd bullion, $103,518
lis. gold cerUflcates, $fj,0S,ao.
Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dec 22. MONEY On call,
nominal; no loans; time loans, steady; sixty
dnys, tui per cent; ninety days, dull, per
cent six months, tAt'ii !er cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER tji4j
per cent.
STEttLINtJ EXCHANGE Easy, with rc
tuitl btisinesa In bankers' Mils at $4 S31f,tf
4 1J f-r demand and at $4.777V'i4.7. for
sixtv-day bill;.; posted rates. $4.7?V4.0 and
Ul'iiiti; commercial bills, $4.7,4(14.77.
SILVER Bar, bi'V; Mexican dollars,
6,,Sc
BONDS Government, easy; railroad,
heavy.
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol
lows: V. 8 ref. 4a.
An cxnnn
res,.
104V, Japan te, M series
lot 1 do 4 rtfa
.. IS
.. US.
.. lw
..100
..
.. I7"4
J C. i. I". rg.
...1"J4 do 4',a ctfa
1011 I do M aeriea
....l"" "Vlan c. g 4e ...
Met Central 4a
do coupon
jr. g. 0it t. reg
do coupon
V. 8. n-w 4a, reg.
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a...
do S
Alchleon a-n. 4a..
do ail). 4a
Atlantic c. L. 4a.
Bal. A Ohio 4a
do 3 '-a
Brk. R. T. c. in...
.IM'W do lit inc
.! do let Inc
. 71 M. A St l 4a...
.lott ;M.. K A T. 4e....
.1H0' do la
. ."4) N. It. R. of M. e.
. 97 IS. T. C. . ISa...
.lul N. 3 C. (. la
. n j No. Pacific 4a
. :' ' do la
.. 17
.. at
. 7
..
4a HIS
.. 4
..mis,
.. 74
... Ml
... 3
.. fl
.. f ,
' en. of Ga. 5a lluVt N
W. c. 4a ...
do let inc
O. 8. U rfdf 4a.
Penn. cony. 3Sa.
Reading gen. 4a..
S L. A I. M. c
do 2d Inc
do Id Inc
Cl-.ee. St Ohio 4',a....
Chicago A A.
C, H A VI. n. 4a
C . It I. P. 4a....
do col. 5a
cor. & s. L. 4a.
Colo. Ind. 5a, eer. A.
Colorado Mid. 4a
Colo. A So. 4a
Cuba fa
I). R tj. 4a
1'iitlllera' tier. 5a...
Erie p. 1. 4a
do aen. 4a
Hocllne Val. 4Wa...
Japan
L. N. unl 4a
Hid. "Ollered
71
71
U114
(a.. 113V,
7vt St. I A S.
.81 L 8. W.
r. f.
4a X34i
.. 77V
.. ll
..
.. M
.114
..111
77 Reeboerd A. L. i
04 1 80. Pacific 4a
ltw ( do let 4a ctfa. ,
74 1 So. Railway t...
7 I'Texaa A P.
. 2,T., St. L. A W.
ill 1 t'nlon Pacific 4a .
4 C rl Steel Id 5a
Waba!1h la
ion do deb. B
. It I Weatern Md. 4a..
.Ky si'w. A L. B. 4a
. :, iW la. Central 4s..
102 ' .
4a.
(I
lo3 14
... I7H
...1I2H
... IS
...03
...a
... JO
Rostnn Copper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Lofan A Bryan, 112 Board
of Trade building, Omaha:
Adventure
4V, Nevada Con, 1
Alloiiea
Atlnatlc
Bingham
i: k Mountain ...
iioetnn Cotia
tiuur Coalition ...
Calumet ex Arizona.
Calumet as Hecla..
Centennial
Copptr Kange
Daily W.-at
Kant Ilutte
Franklin
Greene Copper
Grar.by
Hancock
.. W, North Butte lrVi
.. 14', Old Dominion 64Ss
.. 3014 Oaceola iKi-DIt.) 14ti
.. Ill Keweenaw 13
..3 do pfd 33
.. 34 Qulncy lot
.. 16H Shannon 16
.."0 Tamarack 1U
.. S Trinity 16'4
.. t: I nlted Krult loav,
.. 19 I'nlted SUiea. com.. 61V,
..UH Inlted Btatee, pfd... 46V,
. . Mv, Utah ('una 62vt
.. 31 T, l.'tah Copper S3
.. 134 Victoria t
.. In Winona 11
. . 2i W olverine IHfl
.. Niplaaln( 12
. . 33 Cs&anes 31
.. 30 U. C 23
j Isle H.'yal
L S. A. Pltlabura
MaHctiuHctta
Mlcli'can
Mohawk
79
Ex-div. 3 per cent.
ev? York Mlnlnar Stocks.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22. Closing- quotation!
on n-.lninej
Adania Con.
stocks were:
So lUttle Chief
.. i
..475
..303
.. 11
.. 90
.. 7a
.. 36
..240
Alice
ilreece
DrunawOk Con. .
Cornell" k Tunnel
Con. t 'si. A Va...
Horn Oliver
Iron Silver
LdTllle Cos. ..
..674
Ontario
Ophlr
I Potoal
!Savaee
8ierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
, Standard
.. a
.. as
.. t
,.l
..194
..415
.. f
Forelatn Financial.
LONDON. Dec. 22 The supplies of money
were small and eafrerly absorbed In the
market today at hardening; rates. Dis
counts were nrm. I Here was a disposition
' - . 1:11. . I 1 . . U n W . . I. rntA
to act rpv oiiiB ni u-nw 111c witu .
On the Stx-k exchange the transactions
were 1 mlted. but a Rood tone prevaiiea.
the Influx of sold yesterday creating- a more
....
ation. Consols hardened fractionally,
otherwise the changes in British securities
were slight. Americans responded to tne
better tone of Wall street and moved
slightly over parity, local buying being
prompted by anticipations of a favorable
New York hank statement. Near the close
of the day's business quietude prevailed
and the market closed dull. Among copper
shares Rio Tlnto was the feature. Japa
nese Imperial lis of 1804 closed at lOO'fc.
PARIS Dee. 22. Prices on the Bourse
today were stronger owing to better advices
from London and Nerr York. Russian Im
perial 4s closed at 75.50 and Russian bonds
of 1U04 at 4S4.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EC.aS Per dor., 25c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 77Hc; rooattars.
4c; turkeys. 12til3c; ducks, Suae; spring
chickens, 7Vc; geese, 8'uSc.
HI TTER Packing stock. 19'ic; "holce to
fancy dairy, il'u'Xc; creamery, FAWlQ.
HAY Choice upiar.u, i . : medium. 39.00;
eoa rse. 8.0oao .50. Rye lUtt, Ku.j7.0u.
BRAN Per ton. 15.0u
VEOETAHIEB.
TURNIPS Per bu.. B0c.
SWEET POTATOES Kanan. per bbL,
TOMATOES California, per basket ot It
lbs., 32.50.
WAX BEANS For bu. box, 83.OO23.50.
HFKTS and "ARHOT3 Per bu., 7oc
LEAK LETTUCE-Holhouse. per X4V
fceaos. 45c
CFLKKY Per do., JOBatst
CI CUMBERS Hothouse, per dos., 81.750
4J2 0O.
ONIONS ilome grown. 0c per Ou. ; flpao
lah, 32 00 per crate; Colorado, 7SC.
HCRSERADISH-Cse of 8 doa.. 81 90.
RADiSHKS Per. do, bunchea, aoutharn,
Lire bunches, 40c.
NAVY MEANS Per t)tt.. 31.75; No. 2, 81.436,
LIMA BEANS Per lo., (lie.
GREEN PEPPERS Per hamper. $3.00.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per d.. buncheA
c.
CAHBAfj E Holland seed, home grown,
ner Itv, IVic.
FXSti PLANT-Per doz . 2.2S.00.
PuTATUKS Per bu., 4tv&u5j.
RUTABAGAS About 150 lbs. to sack, fL80.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per do..
8i.d01rl.f5.
SHALl)TS -Southern, per bu., 50c.
liAl'LlKLOW ER-Pet 'rata of about two
dux. heads. tl.i44.t.
rRtTITB.
OR ANBURRIES fer bbl 88.OOC9.00.
APl'LUsr Ben Davis, choice 31. 00, fancy
per bhl., 3125; Jonathans, 33.50; New
York apples, 81.25; Grimes' Golden, 83-GO.
PEAPS- tvlnter Nelis, per kii. 83.iJ.
UILXPES-Malagu. Per bbl., ib.OOWtM
TP.OP1CAL FKU11.
ORANGES Florida oranges, 82.90; Call
forma njveis, 81. 2o.
LEMONS Llinonieia. extra
rifce. li.U); 3'"J and 360 nut,
fancy, 24
85. Ou; otiiel
brands, 00c less.
BANANAS Per medlUM-slaad
bunch,
2.tej2.: jumOoc tlSiiJ)
DATES Kada way. 6c; sayers, Bo; Hal
low id nw stuffed walnut dates, t-lb. box
81.10: California, bulk, aVac; ti-crown. 15c,
5-crown. 14c; 3-crown, 12c.
1 UI'.AHL; FRUlT-fciZe 54 to 04 and 80 to
CtK'OANUTS Per sack of 100. 14.50.
AlISCELIJtNEQCfv
fHEESE-KwlM. new. trie; VV aeons'!
brick, l:,'''tlo'; Wisconsin llintxrger, 14c;
twins. 164c; Young Americans, 16VjC.
F)SH trout, 1-c; halibut, lie. catfish,
l'c; ImTulo, sc; bullhead. 12c: black baaa,
ni.v stocK. 2."k-; salmon. L'c; pike, 18c; red
si.app" r. fresh frozen, 13c; whlteflsh. fresh
trxen. Lie, yellow verci-.. oied and
leM, oc; pickeiel. liesh frczen. 9c;
frog K t:F. 4"C per doa. saddler.
HIDES AND TAL. LOW Green Mlted,
No. i, 120; No. 2. llc; bull hide. DQloc;
... i sriei-n
hides, No. 1, 11c, No. 2. luc; ho'
' It :. "I. HKu.r. ,..!'. Il..litl C T.llne
No. L 4c; No. i c
N l'T -French -n.lr.uta. 13V.C; Csllfcrrl
walnuts. No. 2, hard shell, 18c; No. 1. soft
ehul. l..vLc: Brarlia. liijloc; pecan. lSi;22c;
fllberts, iil4c; peanut. raw, 6Vx'.';
lea -led. California almoods, hard
shell. lc; soft shell, 17c.
H;NEY Per 24 frame. .6a
CIDER New York, hulf barrel. S-76; bar
rel. 85-W-
cOKF EE- Roasted. No. 8t Zic nor Ib-J
No. 80, 21a pel lb.; No. X. 19e per lo.; No.
h... 1c jer lb.: No. 21. 13o per lb.
6YRUP tn tibia., ic per al. ; In caaes.
3 lo-lb cans, 31.70; cases, u t-lb cans. tl Ui
un. li ik-iu. cans, 81-84-
SL GAR Uranulated cane. In sack. 85-11;
granulated peet, v oack. 85 11
CUT BEEk' PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1. 14WC No. X, S"t,c, No. 8. 6Vfcc
Loin: No. 1, loc; No. 2, 1-V.c; No. 8, lie.
Chuck: No. 1, oVac; No. 1 be; No. 3, 4c.
Puund: No 1, 8c; No. t 7c. No. I. Vc
plate: No. 1. 4'ttc; No. Z, 4o; No. 8. 8a.
CANNED GOODS worn, standard west
ern. 5iti0i ; Maine. 31 1. TomatobS, 81b.
can. 81 h: 3-lb. cans. 97Hcal 00 Pine
Apple, gisted. t-lb., 32 0fT2 8O; ailced, 8184)
ti-l', gallon apples, faucy, li.oe, California
gprlcota, il is.tiz.lb, pear. 8l.nvz.s0: peachea,
tuncy. II 7tyl4o; H. C aihr. 2 0i-aju.
AUaka aalauo. red. 31.28, Ixncy Ciiinoo.
F.. 8-10; fancy sockeye. V, 81. fee: aardlnea
guarter oil, 12 76, tiirea-qtinrter rnusttrd.
8j w. Sweet poiaiooa, 81 1'il Xi aauerkrsul,
11 xv; pumpkins, (w'jIIid; an neaiia, 8-lb,
tijK : no. a iMMins. 2-1 o . Tctjt1-A; splnacn.
81 li: cheap pss, 2-16., eOc; axiras, fccuJiaO;
Ittr.cy. 81. ,431.78
CURED Fit) if Family whltsnah. per
quarter bbl., luu lb , 84 00: Norway nuu-
lal. No. 1, Hi 00: No. 8, 8'4 Bo; herring la
tbi., -iA Its. each, Norway. 4k. 8a. uv; Nor.
ay. 3k, s00: Holland tierrtng, ui keg.
tid.kira. kve; ke. tuiaed. 70u,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Experience a Sharp Break Durinc
the Week.
HOGS A SHADE LOWER THAN WEEK AGO
Moderate Demand tor Fat Sheep nnd
I ambs All the Week nnd Likely
to Continue I ntll After
the Holidays.
SOUTH OMAHA. Deo. 22, 19o.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omclal Monday 8 4.0 4.KW ll-4
OfTlclal Tuesday 8.7C4
Official Wednesday 8. 673
6.7
.'in7
8.403
4iH
.7i"
4.3
45.131
8R.0J6
2!.30
a.cMA
8 4. 4
1. v.OJ
2, -'
:)
8.f.43
8.3-
32.::i7
2. 3x3
S; 4"fl
17.213
OfflcUl Thursday 8.481
Offlclnl Friday 1.0'.
Otlic.al Saturday 83
This week
Iist week
Two weeks g ...
Three weeks ago .
Four weeks ago ..
.Io.FvM
.31.M7
.21
...112
25.Si
p-ime week last year 18.2S2
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared wl'.h last year:
14. if Inc.
Cattle Loss A 1.017.735 50.5J3
Hogs 2 3M),.d .:4;.7':7 ii;4.s-
Sheep 2,142 574 1.W0.644 1S1.S30
CATTLE
QUOTATIONS.
Oood to choice cornfed steers.....
Fair to g od cornfed steers
Common to fair stttrs
Oood to choice f-d cows
Oood to choice cows and heifers.
Fair to good cows and heifers....
Common to fair cows and heifers
.$s.ga
4.ISUD.4"
4 0O-J4 75
8 7:..;(H 5o
8 u4."0
I 5"3 40
1 b";l ' IO
O.xid to choke stockers and fdrs.. 4 V
Fair to flood Blockers ami feeders.. 3 .4Oll4.J0
Common to fair stockers
Hulls, stags, etc
Venl calves
The following table shows tha
price of hogs at South Omaha for
several days, with comparisons:
17833.40
la-(j;l.!)
4.0O'a.'O
avera!
the last
Date. I lays. iti06.18CH. 11803. 1904.11. 1100.
07 I 4 881 4 SSI 4 461 I
( 10 4 81 4 31 4 4! 6 09'
I 4 71 4 4J 4 i 11
22' 4 M
4 84
27
6 27
17 4 81, 14 27 6 14
IB 4 84 4 5.H 4 81 01
1X 4 " 4 00 6 07
8 H'l4 4 KH 4 44 1 4 3?.'
6 14, 4 4 a, 4 a, ( 1&
4 :t
4 7
4 78
4 M
4 81
8 12
6 04)
8 (:
Sunday.
RANGE OF
PRICES.
Cattle.
.12 Wa.
. 1.5"'u.'
. 2.i"t "
. liitT.t")
. 2.fu.26
lings.
8T.r-Vu0.15
6 4""i -f
8. '',044-
B.So'dO
6'(6.10
of stock
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Sioux City
The official number
of cars
bromrht in today bv each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H'r's.
C, M. & St. P 1 5
Wabash 1 2
Missouri Paclflo 8 2.. 1
L'nlon Pacific system.... 21
C. & N. W., eaat 13
c. n. w., westrr:... 4 m
C St. P., M. & 0 6
C, B. Q , cast....: 8
C-, B. & Q , west 4 15 1
C, R. 1. A: P., east I
C. K, L t P.. west 3
Illinois Central 2 .. 1
Chicago tit. Western 3 .. 1
Total receipts
.12
KS 1 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hops, esneep.
1,N
.... 9 l.tBK
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company..
cutehy Packing
Co.
..10
.. 1
..25
.. 1
.. 9
'.'.i-9
2.3 159
i.211
I Armour & Company..
J. H. Bulla
Mike Haggerty
S. & 8
Other buyers ..
I'M
Total
7.130
159
CATTLE There were
a few
curs
of
cat
tie in this morning, but not enough to make
a market. While the receipts for the week
how a considerable falling off a-s compared
with last week, they have been far In ex
cess of the record for the correspf ndlng
week of last year. In other words, the re
ceipt of cattle this week have been exce
ive for the period Immediately preceding
the holiday. This has to a considerable
extent been true of all other market point
as well. With the markets of tho country
overloaded at the season of the year when
the demand la never very latge there has
been naturally a eharp break all along the
line.
Regardless of advice to the contrary, the
country has persisted all this week In rush
ing In Its half-fat and warmed-up beef
teers so that there has been a bieak In
price not only here, but at practically
every other market of 25ci4oc. Plenty of
cattle have actually sold 5oc a hundred
lower than the high time ten day ago. The
country seems unable to learn thut meat
consumers during; the holiday season give
Up beef tn favor of poultry and instead of
reducing shipment of cattle accordingly
they ru.h them lrt faster than ever, with
the result that enormous losses occur at
this season practically every year.
Cows and heifers have kept pace with
steers, the market showing about the same
decline under the Influence of the excessive
receipts. It is hardly possible to show In
quotations the amount of decline that ha
really taken place, for the reasun that bet
ter cattle are selling at prices formerly paid
for those not nearly so good In quality.
The best feeder have not shown ') much
change, a the supply has been small, while
there has been a fulr demand. Common
and Inferior grades, however, have been
pretty slow sale and are generally a much
as 10ft 15c lower.
If the country would only understand that
the demand for beef Is likely to Ie vety
moderate until after the first of the year
and limit shipments not only tn this mar
ket, but to afl others as well, heavy losses
will be avoided.
Representative sales:
COWS.
Ne.
7...
...
80...
4....
i...
1...
1...
At.
. 4
Pf. No.
At.
.1071
.1014
. 4
. 846
t 2
1 0 i
2 IS I
8 7 t
HEIFERS.
8 to
BULLS.
2 15 1
3 44
CALVES.
I" 1
FEEDERS.
49
I W
t Si
t 40
. t!4
. 67
. 841
. MO
.1440
.140
. 180
. 444
(90 8 44
tOO 8 78
a u
HOGS Buyers started out this morning
bidding prices that were generally a littlo
lower than yesterday, In fact In many eases
6c lower. At first th trade was slow, sell
ers being very backward about taking off,
but still quite a number of load dd that
were poibly a shade under yesterday's
figures. Late on as It became apparent
thut the demand was good the traue he
came more active at about yesterd ty's
prices, so that the bulk of the hogs uld In
very fair ason in the forenoon. As will
be noted by tho Sales given below, a lirge
proportion of the lugs sold at 8.0Cvili,
with u sprinkling of the good light and
butcher weights on up to 34.15, wuh a t p
at 3.2,i. Taking Into account the early
sales, the general market might be quoted
ia shade lower man yexterdny.
i The market this week stnrted nut with a
j good, shsrp advance over the c os' of the
; previous week and continued strong up until
, W dnesday. when the high point w.i
leached. From day to dny until that close
of the week the tendency ha been lower.
Stiil th" market today Is only a shade lower
than It was at the close of last week.
Representative sales:
Dec. 14...
Dec. lo...
Dec. 10...
Dec. 18...
Deo. 1...
Dee. 20...
Deo. 21 ..
Dec. 22...
Ko t. Sn rr. Ko. at. sh. Pr
at n ... i ti a ti to g mv,
111 II ... 45 fl !2 16') 07V,
it t ... I iv m ;:. :io DTv,
to .41 ... Iti U .3."0 240 t 07V,
U 31 lit IW (1 ;? ... OTV,
4 341 ... 4 00 6? 2I 164 4 07V,
1 M ... 4 en 7D rl ... 4 07V,
14 I I ... 4 MV, fT lis 40 g tnv,
4t m It 4 OSV, 61 tlO ... 6 07V,
n Ml ) 8 02V, 65 jig go t ere,
76 1S4 0 4 0t T3 til 40 4 67V,
M 14 40 I 44 g i:.3 ... 4 07V,
II I t 144 I 05 71 1.1 44 10
TI i4 240 4 04 I! Ill ... (10
14 U 11 4 06 6.1 t'.4 H 4 11
64 ) 4 la 44 1)4 ... 4 10
16 567 . . 4 06 ') til 44 4 14
61 tat 40 4 04 41 T ... 4 10
41 164 teO 4 06 77 !M ... 4 14
M 171 ... 4 06 77 14 40 6 1
lot IKS ... 4 04 Kl ill ... I 10
47 Itt 189 4 0 70 2 4 40 4 1
61 IM ... 4 Oe 10 1M 60 4 14
84 137 4 4 4 ft 164 Id I it
II t14 ... 4 St 71 117 ... 4 ia
II 124 ... 4 nt 17 -IS . . 4 14
U I) 6 6 04 61 tot 100 I 16
14 ... 4 OS eg 4i) Kl I II
41 Jo 164) 043 II 11 40 4 10
41 -i 40 4 16 171 SO 4 1
64 64 16 4 "6 a !J 40 4 !
6J Ill 120 4 (4 a 116 ... 4 10
SI JlT so I 71 ) 10 g 1J
M rt ill tK t'j til leo g it
66 4 ... 4 i'7v 7t ... 4 n
71 ; 44 4 07V, M 171 ... I -!V
64. Ml ... IKS 6a til . g U a
e no a 107V, ai ! ... 4:ti
74 121 44 4 7Vk 5 234 e I l.j
40 141 a 4 S7V, 71 14 ... 4 lla
li in ee 147V, 4 I ... 4 11
6 Ut tea 4 7V 10 lea ... 4 11
el 174 40 4 67 v, a.) lug ... 4 11
71 Ill 44 (rt, li Io ... Ill
71 117 16 4 Sin 44 :,s ... Its
SUEilr Thet art ou fr:etj reotlt of
sheep today, but the total for tha week.
lilie showing a considerable falling off aa
compared sv 1 1 rt the week before, Is, never
theless, much larger than a esr ago.
The mntket on kliiers has not shown very
much change. It has been a sort of slow,
about steady, but IndiiTerent kind of a nwir
ket, The packers have wanted a few g'l
sheep and lambs, but not very many. I lie
demand lias not been at all urgent any dy
and there Is not the slightest reason for
believing that ttiere will be anything like
an active demand until after the first of
the ,ar. i'11'ckrrs, both here and els
wher, have flllrd their coolers with as
much mutton as Is likely to l needed dur
ing the holiday season, and tne oniy tiling
for shippers to do is to awnlt the cleaning
up of the holiday poultry before bvginiiltis
to ship sheep freely again.
Fortunately a very considerable propor
tion of the receipts at this point this
week hits consisted of range ulieep and
lambs suitable for fedets. The demand
for good feeders proved to be very brisk
and everything received sold freely st very
satisfactory prices. It is very evident tlist
any one having range sheep or lumbs that
they can get to market are perfectly sate
In doing so. as the feeder buyi rs seein
ready to take everything coming.
Wuotatlotisi on killers: Uood to choice
laml'S, 37.0i)ii 7. eo; fair to good lambs. IS 78
"5r7.0u; good to choice yearling. 3 7.r0. lf;
fair to good yearlings, f,", . 50010. 75; good to
choice wethers. 8i.S''66o; fair to good
wethers. $0 l.Vu.35: good to choice ewes,
34.7.Viio 15; fair to god ewes. 34 ri;i4.78.
Quotations on feeders: Oood t" choice
lambs. KlUo5": medium lambs. $5 .tt.in .J5;
light lambs. M i''i6 J5: yearlings. R.1&..1S f;
wethers. $4.78nr. ; ewes, 83.5oil4.30. breile
Ing ewes. 34 .iv-itj.oo.
Representutive sahs:
No.
13 western ewes, culls
23 western ewes
40 western ewes
8 western wethers
4 western wethers
40 western lambs
14 western la nibs
1 nntlve ewe
I native wether
JS native lambs
Av. Pr
.84 I 50
i 4 9"
, 9 4 )
. 1"2 5 (V
, 1"2 5 So
, t;i 6 ?i
. S5 8 25
. 210 8 M
.80
,83 7 23
CIIICAUU LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Sheep Steady Hogs Five
Cents I, oarer.
CHICAGO, Dec. 22 CATTLE Receipts.
4"0 hrnd. Market steady: beeves. $4.tni.!;
cows and hejrers, 81 fuG 5"; stoi kers and
feeders, JJ "ii 4.50, Texan. 82.e5't)4.9o; west
erns. 81 Iki'i6.fi0; calves. .7Mj 7.75.
1HH1S-Receipts. IK.OiO head. Market 6c
lower: mixed and butchers, J5 ft.Vui."5; good
heavy, 81 loijti.5; rough heavy. ld.vii.;
light, IS.R.V.ifi.il.;
pigs, 8o.4teiy6.10; bulk of
sales. 0fyl"i.3O.
PHBK1' AND
head. Market
lun.hs, 84. Id's 7.05.
LAM 153 -Receipts, l)
steady; sheep, J.TCyi.&i;
Ivans as City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Deo. 22 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7o0 head; market unchanged; export
and dressed beef steers. JS.iil.'tl.GO; ftlr to
good. I4.'rii6.25; western steers, 83 5nrrS..vi;
stockers nnd feeders. 81.00ft 150; southern
steers. 83.arfi6.fi.: southern rows. ?2.iiS 2;.;
native cows. 32 OOO'I.JG; native heifers. J.V00
"&."' "': hulls. $2.25(3.73; cslven, $3 0tHj7.iX. Re
ceipts for the week, 47) head.
HOGS Receipts, 2.n" head; mnrket
strong; top. Jfi 30; bulk of sales, $i iil.a&:
heavy, l.25'!3"; packers. tt5.2n'in?.27'T; r'KS
and llphts. $S.Av((4i.26. Receipt for the
week. 52.200 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.0
head: market steady; lambs, $oiv?)7 t5
ves'llngs. $1 : o(i.ii; western fid
$S.5e?ie.40; western fed heep,
(tockers and feeders, $3.0V"S'I.75.
Veil! llng.
84 "ikJie.DO;
Receipts
ror the week, aa.'W head.
St. I.onis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUia Dec. 22-CATTLB-Recelpts,
300 head. Including 100 Texans; market
eteady: native shipping and exnort steers.
3-Vl'i7.ft); dressed beef and butcher steers.
84 ieJto.to; steers under I.iiiO pounds, 83.2.V(r
4 75; stockers and feeders, 82.4'h4 .": rows
and heifers. $2.4".eti6.i6; ennners, tl.73-ii2.35;
bulls. 82 2o4i4."i; calves. 33.0oft7.5O; Texas
and Indian steers, tZ.isniS.SQ; cows and heif
ers, tl.7o4i3.50.
HOOS-Recelpfs. 1.500 head: mnrket
steady: pins and lights. lo.M14r4i.05: packers,
31 1 'it 6. 30; butchers and best heavy, t6.UAi
8. ?o.
No sheep on sale.
Sinn City l ive Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. Dec. 22 (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 100 head; mar
ket steady; beeves, t4.0ofii.2fi: cows, bulls
and mixed, $2.5o"ff4.35; stocker snd feed
ers. t3.(nfi8.8S; calves and yearlings, $2.5otr
8.85.
HOGS-Recelpts. 3,400 head: market a
hade lower, selling at $5.936.10; bulk of
sales, 36.003:16.05.
St. Joseph
ST. JOSEPH,
caipts, 567 head;
Live Stock Market.
Dec. 22 CATTLE Re
market steady; natives.
84.5or(7.0t; cows
and heifers. 32.25fi4fJ):
stocker and feeders, t3.2niirt.60.
HOGS Receipts. B.229 head; market shade
higher; light, 86.lo4jti.20; bulk of ales. 8ti.lS
4V 22V.
SHEEP Receipts, none.
Stuck In SIsTkt.
Receipt of live stock at the six principal
western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hosts Sheen.
7oui n i mana
Sioux City
Kansas City
St. Jivseph
St. Louis
Chicago
3-5 .7i0 2o0
l'X 1,4"0
7"0 !! J.CO
657 8.20D
i0 1.5.0
400 18.000 1.500
2.3S2 37,329 3,7()i
Total
Clearing- House Statement.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22. -The statement of
the clearing house hanks for the week
shows that the bunk hold 83,20, !) more
than the legal reserve requirements. This
is an Increuse of 84.979.950 as compared with
last week. The statement follows:
Amount. Increase
Ixians tl.027,lS3.r"1 $ 45, OM)
Deposits 97l,i74S.8'0 4.6V7 400
circulation f.3.h;s.soo
Iegal tender HS.S.yo
Specie 17B.27,iilO
Reserve 24e.19S.lno
Reserve required 242.912.:n)
Surplus 8.2N,!0
Ex-U. S. deposits 7,430,460
Decrease.
The surplus this week compare
deficit last week of $1. CO, 050.
1.4' 9.300
4,riX7.5i4
film, 8")
i.i4;.v
4.979.V)
6,320.0)1)
With a
Snsrar nnd Molnasea.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22 PI'G AR-Rnw.
weak; fair retlnlnsr. 3 l-ltifi3 3-32o; centnf
ugnl. ri6 test. 3 9-10'of) l-32c. Molasses suirnr
2 13-lrV-2 27-32d Refined, quh t ; No. 8, 4 lie
No. 7, 4 25r; No. 8. 4 20o; N. . 4 15c; No. in
405c; No. 11, 4.0nc; No 12 3.f)5i-; No. 13.
3.!ic: No. 14, 8fc5o: confeitioners' A. 4.tc!
mould A. 6.15c; cut loaf. 5.5ic: crushl.
6.50c; powdered,
cubes. 6.o5c.
4c; granulated. 48oc;
MOLASSES Oulet :
New Orleans
open
kettle, good to choice.
NFAV ORLEANS.
37-ft4c.
Ih-c. 22-SfOAR
Steady; open kettle rentrif utral. 3S''i?l 13-1 ik'
centrifugal white, 4c; centr'fuKsl vellow.
3r,ti3 IVISc: seconds, 2Mi3 9-10o.
molasses syrup. 32&34C
New
flsnk (learlnars.
OMAHA, Iiec. 27. Rank clearings for to.
day were $1.824. 17..C2 and f.-r the corre-
' spondlng date List year l..,Kb. 42o. 14.
19". 1903
I Monday t 2.5il.nln S3 t tm .934. in
Tuesday l.H7s 624.3S 1.731.IV.3 "5
(Wednesday 1 87 2 70 1.6i.787 5
Thursday Di.4" 69 1. 71.732 S3
I Fridav 1 44.421.'iR 1 ti7 9'C..a9
Saturday 1.824, 17s2 1.6'. 4 "5 14
1 Total tll.7o4.7il3.rii 110,323,4' 11
Tn'Toise nirr corresponding week
last year . $ 1.3S1.7'" 97
I
I "lis nnd Hoals.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-01 L Cottonseed,
atea ly; prime crude, f. o. h. miils. lc;
prime yellow. 42c. Prtrol.-uin. steady; re
tilled. New York. $7 on. Philadelphia and
Iialtm ore. 17 46; in bulk, $4 35. Turpentine,
8'e nlv. 7' ii7''Vo.
RfSIN Steady; attained, common to
g;d. 14 26
OIL CITY. Pa.. Dec. 22. Oil, Credit bal
ance. II M, runs. 18 524 bhls : shipments,
U? ',.4 bhls ; average, l.'tn.rtn bbls
SAVANNAH. ia.. Dec. 22. t )1 L Turpen
tine. "lUlet. OoVjc.
Kf"SlN I-lrm. Quote: A. B. C, D and
V.. $4 "5; V. t4.1": If. $4 3"; I. $4 50; K. $5 15;
M, $5 50; N. $i .'"; WO. tH.75; WW, $o.s5.
Cation Mnrket.
LIVRRPOOL. Dc. K.-OOTTON-Spot
was In fair demand, with price 4 points
l.lihi r. Amer'can middling fair. 41d; good
nlddllng. D.93.1; middling. 5.7:4.1: low mid
dling, 55fd, good ordinary. 5 15x1 : ordinary,
4 41.1 The s ale of the day were x.fni hales,
of which tV'i were for sneoulutlon, and In
cluded 7.7f American. Receipt were 40 4"0
bales, all American.
ST. lOl'IS. Dec. 22 OTTON--jnli t;
middling l'.sc; sales. 153 bales; receipt.
1 i-2 hsles; shipment, 432 bnles; stoi k,
1 't3 bales.
UE HKKKK AT
PA
7 H 7a JOLI) ItOMiS.
wth bonus of stock In threo subsidiary compainles.
tzi res cist r iaus ooiBumD bt rout basks
on siock wa are now cfTertna at IJ catili snare In a dividend paying pro
ject. Writ u for full detalla
AMERICAN FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT CO..
(Representatives Wanted) X.OS AHOILIS, OAIk
CONDITION OF OM AH A'S TRADE
Local Jobber. Prprine to Taka Irmntory
of Thrir f tccV.
BUSINESS IS OF HOLIDAY CHARACTER
More Order
for t.oode for prlnaj
in Hooks Than llae
Hern Taken nt
Delivery
Ever
This Season.
Trade for the rnst week has been lnrgelT
of a holiday character, rettllets In the
country attending cloelv to their business
snd not htiving In anv vlume. except on
Ohrltms goods for rush delivery. Till
Is not ut p'e. isms to the (.'111,, rs. for they
are preparing for their Inventories.
.M'.re rd rs are on tre l"ok for spring;
goods th'in ever were nt this time of tlir
year, nnd Jobbers declare ti nt, as heavy ne,
was the trade for l:;. the liluh ti l his not
yet been renche.!. A casting up of th
account of goods sold during the fall mon
chnnts' meetings of tli' thnnha Jobber
and Manufacturers' nsa.'ointton makes a
r flowing $l""ti greater th in fr the spring;
meetings, and ss the litter were very sat
isfactory, the outlook for the coming year
Is very encMtraglng Indeed pry goods
represent a largo shnte of the business
d"ne at these fall meetings.
The situation on dry good Is serious,
as the stocks of the Jobbers are sadlr
depleted and they are worr ed shout get
ting more goods. The s'tuitlon Is per.
hiins the worst In the hlstorv of the trade.
Prlre on nuisllt-s are lilulvr thun hnva
-htnir.eil f.ir twenty years nnd all oth"
gx'ds ar? firm. Hv reus"ii of the advnncs
of the S"son the trade In wo.ilen goods I
not active. The demand for cotton o,,ds,
however. Is large nnd there Is no Indicut oi
of nnv weakening In price. I-ot sdnle mi's.
Ilns have gone to ti4 cents, and Fruit of th
I")in muslins are '4 rent Irgher, nnd vet
none of these goods on:i now be obtained
at the mills, the latter being sold up to)
April 1.
The xvrnn market Is In vrrv slronaj
position, nil mixers holding stiff snd lo
lutoly rrfuslng t" g-ive roticesslon. They
also predict an advance t become effective
shortly after the tirst of the year. Boxes
and tin rn are cutting ipiite a figure in
the Anticipated advance, ns well us th
strength of the gluco-e mnrket. The de
mand Is unusiinlly heavv nnd Jobbers sar
huvers are absolutelv safe In placing or.
ders for round lots at prevailing prices.
Scarcity of t holer Mice.
Texas anil Ixtulslna rice mills are show.
Ing a gnat scarcity of really choice and
fancy Japan, and must of the samples
are medium and low grades. Fancy heads
are alro quite scarce, especially those
known ns river heads The Omaha mar
ket Is well supplied now wllh all grades
of heads and Japan, snd you can get the
finest rices in Omaha that are to be hsil
anywhere. Omnha Jobbers are constantly
seeking, and will buy the very top grades
of river head and fancv Japans, and deal
ers In the west who want anything superior
In rlco can get It right here in Omaha.
This ounnot be said of many Jobbing mar
ket outside of Chicago and New Y'ork
City.
There Is a slackening up on purchase of
dried fruit due to the holidays, so far as
Jobber's business with puckers lg con
cerned, but there has been a brisk move
ment to deliver goods to the retail trade.
Currants remain firm and have a soar
ing tendency. In raisins the general situ
ation Is unchanged. Prune are strong
and the demand Is heavy.
Canned tomatoes are firm. Gallons srs
strong, with 83 so f. o. h. minted at factory
points Parkers figure on an Increased cost
to pack all grades the coming season, due
to the higher cost "f raw innterlnls. In
cluding tin plete and Ioob. In corn the
market is a t rifle easy. Fancy Maine corn
Is reported to be In a very light supply,
and the tone Is firm. Ptnndard June peas
are hard to get.
No change on refined sugar Is reported.
PHit raws are fairly sternly, while sale
for February from Cuba are a trifle easier.
Grinding on the island has Increased won
derfully In the last week, and there are)
now lis centrals grinding, ns compared
with twenty-seven a year ngo. The out
look Is for a much bigger crop than a year
ago.
Coffee wa a little bit higher, and thers
was considerable speculative activity on
Wall street. Recelnts from Brazil tire com
ing freely, hut local Jobbers say the
Rraxlllan government stands ready to
boost the price whenever It finds an oppor
tunity, anil they are advising their cus
tomer to lay In good supplies.
Shoe nnd 1, rather.
There ts nothing new to report In the)
shoe and leather market. Salesmen have
had good trade on the tend and are now at
their homes to eat Christmas turkey and
will not risume their labors until after the
first of the year. The mnrket remnlns very
firm and the tendency Is toward advance
later In the se.ison. Mariifacturets report
the making of fhoes booming'' as never
before and orders far In ctocss of their
shilltv to handle promptly. Many have or
ders extending far. Into IW. The charac
teristic firmness of the leather m rV t con
tinues unrclaXfd anil well sustained, wlttl
every indication of more advance 111 tho
future.
The usual holiday lull h is made Its ap
pearance In hardware Jol leng houses, but
the lull Is not so notlcable as It was Rt
this time last year. Local Jobbers are pre
paring to take Inventory and s ime matters
are not taken care of in thev should be.
The local market Is without Importsnt
changes, although advances are expected
In staple lines soon.
Pn lots, ylla nnd filnss.
The.c is a big demand for -staple sire lm
e-lass anil it Is a difficult matter to f'.ll or
ders on account of the short Hiipiny. The)
pretent discount Is DO snd 5 ly-ad Is un
changed. Carter's being 7'c. while Southern
is 7Sc. The demand ts strong. Irge buy
ers are making contracts for next year.
Turtientlne is unchanged, being 73Wc Lin
seed oil Is still uuoted at 43o for boiled and
41c for raw. Paint business Is slack n ac
count of the chilly weather. Prices on paint
are very liki ly to advance on account of
the rise In pig lead.
Wool Market.
LONDON. Dec. 22 WOOIy-The arrivals
of wool for the lirst series of ths 1!.7
auction sales amount to lll.OoO bales. In
cluding fil.oro bales forwarded direct to
spinner. The Imports this week were
New South wales. 7. I'm bales; uueenaiana,
l.'.irt bales: Victoria. 2.4CO bales; South Aus
tralia, 3. 1'fl bales; New Zealand, 4.1o0 bales;
Cai of Good Hope and Natal, 2.400 bales;
various. f" bales.
ST. LOUIS. Dee. ?2. WOOIy Stead y ; ms
dlutn grades, combing and clothing. 23'T
27V: light fine. 19r'mo; heavy fine, llVvl
10V; tub washed, 8;""(37vc.
Mctnl Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-M ETA 1.8 Thr
was no changs of consequence In the metsj
nistkets tod.iy In the absence of !ardon
tables. Spot tin is ouoteU t,t $(2 On bid. $420
asked. Copper continues very firm, wlthi
lake quoted at $23 5V.l 23"7,4.c; electrolytic:
t-3 U'Vu-Jo 37: csstirg. I :" H7i 231 24 Ia-4i
Is firm at .lSnl.2."i. and spelter at $J.'ji7a
Iron was steady and tint hanged.
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