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TIIE OMAIIA DAILY" BEE: SATUIIPAY, DECEMBER 29, 1906.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
n
IT het lUrti Itroir, but Ltter th$
Frici Are SseTtriit.
fRADE CANNOT ABSORB THE OFFERINGS
lr O-peretora Sail May Option and
rrruiit la Rroasht by Cash Ar -tlele
Corn Indian? After
Hlcher Opealan-.
OMAHA. Deo. 28, 19rJ.
Uirht Argentina shipments and buying by
nngs started tha wheat market strong to
ny, ijarge operators Pegan to aril tha
y, enn mis, witn tha pressure of tha
Cash market, waa too much tor Ita light
trade to absorb, and prices began to sag.
ng with only c advance for Miv.
ra waa much talk of llent Huaalan ahln-
nts and a continual decrease of atorki
ma continent and In tha 1'n ted Klne
4n. The official Indian report Indicates
ant, Increase of 1,000,000 acrea under wheat
ttila year.
Hradstreet's American ahlpmenta for the
w-ea were s,wosai mi., compared with 8,
448.0"O bu. for the aame week a year a no.
tfoceiiue were about the aame aa a year
go, but tha caah demand waa weak and
prices lower.
torn waa inactive. At one time It waa
fractionally higher on the strength of for-
rign iiiKmeie, out tne close, waa unchanged
Receipts ware larger than estimated. The
cHn price la a little better, with a mod
erate demand. Total clearances for the
trpfK were 1,660,000 bu., compared with V
6 "7 OHO bu. a vear asm.
Primary wheat receipts were 818.000 bush.
ris ana smpmenis itKLtiw nusneis, again
receipts laet year of 926.000 bualiela and
alilpmenta of 197.0O0 buahela. Corn reeclots
were 1,026,000 buahela and ahlpmenta 422,O0
nunnrin, mninBi receipts isst year oi f7l,-
vv ouaneia ana shipments of 564,000 bushels,
Clearances were 123,000 bushels of wheat
23.WO barrels of flour. 630,000 bushels ol
corn, 120 bushels of oats and flour and
Wheat equal to 227,000 buahela.
Liverpool closed Sd higher on wheat and
Wd higher on corn.
Argentina wheat shipments for the week
were 28,000 bushels, against 1,200.000 bushels
the prevloua week and 97,0fiO bushels last
year, corn shipments were 1.113,000 bushels
against 1,4.10,000 bushels the previous week
una ido,'j cusneis last year, vs rest snip
menta since January 1 were 90.732,000 bush
els, against 110,704,000 bushels for the same
time last year. Corn shipments since Jan.
uary i ware w.ms.imi bushels, against M,
90.000 buahela for the ssme time last year
Liverpool Corn Trade Newa says: ''Ttn
state fir afra rs exlstlne. unexamined Hunt
ness of reserves and comparative lowness
oi price may, perhaps, pa deemed as an
oblique compliment to the tmstworthlnes
of the big crop estlmatea of Messrs. II. V
Jones. John Iriglls and C. B. Murray. At
present the balance of the evidence Is tell
Ing strongly against tha accuracy of their
Local range of options:
Wheat, bu..
orn. hu....
I lata, bu
Itye. bu
Barley, bu..
On the Produce exchange today the t.nt-
er market wos sleqe'v. Crenmerles.
lie; dairies, ?0j27c. Feral, steady: at mark.
rases Included JlflXc, firsts. 24c; prime
firsts, 26c; extras, 28c. Cheese, steady; 13
&14o.
rilcles.l Open. Hlg-h. Low. Cloae.J Yet
Wheat-I I I I 1
Deo.... S7HB 7B 477 A (I7A 67HR
Mny... 7114B T14B 7lVB
Corn-t
Dec... $74.n rrtR sth
May... SB 88.B 88B IIP 83 B
' 814B 1V4B
May M7tA 84HH
1
... 14R.no
...8I9.5"X
...291.1"0
... 23.00i
.1.i,;od
13.900
208. H
.7i)
82,bJ
HEW YORK GC1F.RAL MARKET
Qaolatloa
i Various
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices.
ffHEAT-No. 2 hard, 678!'4c; No,
hard, 6Un8c; No. 4 hard, 63y6tc; No.
spring. 6(4ii9c.
UIKN-NO. 3. 3-l4.fr.W: NO. . VZ'WlTMC.l no
grade, nii33r; I' . yellow, Kc; No. I
White, 36Vaft'c.
UAT8-N0. 3 mixed, SlHft32c; No. 3 white,
tl'Vnrc; No. 4 white, Ka'J2c.
RYE-No. 2, 82c; No. 8, fiOViC
Carlo! Reoelyta.
Wheat. Corh. Oats.
of the Day
Corn mod I ties.
NEW YORK Tuf M irt.Ofn'Recelrs.
bbls.; exports, 4X0 bbls ; aaies, 4Sv
pkgs Market steady hut dull; w'nter
talents. ,1.S6to3.90; winter straights, 8:i46
W; Mlnneaota patents. Ml'fM.t. lntr
extras tlw',U Ulnnr.r.la linkers 13 W'l
3.S0; winter low grades, S"j3.n5. Rye flour,
eietuiy; imr to gxd, f Uti'ui.r'K cnoice l'J
fancy, 8.&VU4.20. Buckwheut flour, steady.
-'i"i.'n. Fpit nr.d to srrlve.
Bl'CKWHEAT-Dull. 11.25 per 100 lbs.
CORN MEAL Ouiet: One white and yel
low, tl 2"yi.25; coarse, $1.10112; kiln dried,
82.7Wi2.gij.
RljShirm: No. I western. !.e. f. I. f.
New Vtirk; Jersey state, 4ra6!c, delivered
ew 1 nrK.
HARLKV-flteedv fnedlnir c r. I. f.
BulTiilo; malting, 4H&58. c I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT-Hoi ell, l '.H mm bu : extxjrts. 15.-
eS u.; sales. lxj.iKfl bu. futures and 8.(V)
ru. spot. RiMit market irregular; No. 3 red,
nominal, elevator. MVc. nominal, f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 8"V, o- b-
ariiJHt: No. 2 ImrH winter hl&w f yi l Mflnat.
Higher and fairly active during; the first
half of the duv, wheat finally weHkened
and, on a bearish Modern Miller report and
small weekly clearances, rlcned H'uHc ntt
lower. The forennon steadiness was due to
light Argentina shipments and firmer ca
bles. Hales included N"i 2 red. Mav.
84V4c, closed at S3c; July, M'u3V, closed
at R3c; Decern Iter. sn'.ljKifcc. cUiseil at
CORN-Receints t'i K H hn nvtwvrlN rjl Hiwi
bu.; aalea. 112.000 bu emit. Root nmrket
was steady; No. 2, BUWc, elevator, and froc,
f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, Boc; No. 2
while, 61c. The option market was without
transactions, closing net unchanned Janu
ary clofed at BlVc, May closed at oteV?-
OATS Receipts, bu. Snot market
firm; mixed OHts. 26 to 32 lbs.. ''3!Vkc: na
tural white, 30 to 33 lbs., 4-i41c; clipped
white, 36 to 40 lbs.. 4iki 44c.
FEED Steady ; sprinx bran, prompt shlp-
hlent. t'-l'L: mliM I inirN. ni-nmut Bhlnmnf.
321.76; city, 32.00ia J2.n.
HAY Kirm: shiriulns'. W)fi7Rc! irrvnd to
choice. 31 054H.15.
HOI S Steadv: state, rnmmnn in choice.
!'. lS23c; lOifi, Sidle. Tactile coant,
14ful7c, 19ii6, 10h14c.
HIUK8 Steady; Oalveston, 20 to 25 lba .
20c; Csllfornla, 20 to 25 lbs., 21c; Texas dry,
24 to Ho lbs , l'tc.
LEATHER Steady ; acid. 27a:c.
PROVISIONS Iteef, Arm; family, 31400
(n14.50; mess, 3s.0'f9.iO; beef hams, $23.6V"$
25.00; packet. 3) 1.0041 11.60; city extra India
mess, 830 6ora22.SO. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, 310.25'u12..t1; pickled hams.
llioO. Ird, easy; western prime, W.TfVti
w. renned, barely atesdy; continent, 3'.' 90;
South America, 310.50; compound. 3S 254j8 37V4.
Pork, steady; family, 31N friTi 19.(0; short
Clear, xn.Wi la. 00; mess, 317. rK& 18.50.
TALLOW Steady: city (32.00 per pkgr.),
HKc; country (pkgs. free). Cn64c.
RICIC Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
au-c; japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm; street price. extra
creamery, S2'i33c. Offlclal prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, 23fl32c; held, com.
mon fo extra, 22f3nc; renovated, common
to extra, 21"f24Hc; state dalrv common to
firsts, 21(&28c; western factory, com
mon to firsts, 1H"i22c: western lmltallo
creamery, firsts, 23f24c.
CHEESE-Qulet; state, full cream, lartra
and small. September fancv, 14p; state,
October best. l.lH'BHc; late made, 12Viijl3Hc;
Inferior, 1112c.
EOGS Quiet; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white. 3Sfi40c: state
choice, 35'037c: state, mixed fancy. 351:33c;
western firsts. 2c; offlclal price llrsis, Zso
seconds. 2li'627c.
POl'LTRY Steady; western chickens, 12o
turkeys, 15c. Dressed, firm: western
chlckerw, 1315c; turkeys, 17fil9c; fowls.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Shifting; of Lotna Bnna Call Moier IU
Up to Eirhteerf Per Ctnt
RENEWED PRESSURE ON HILL ISSUES
Extended Preaaare on Northera Oroap
Gives Rise to Dlsqaletlac Ramors
Market Rallies Lata aad
Closes Steady.
402
35
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iss
114
8
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Chicago 94
Kaiiwas city vr
MliuieaDoils ........ 371
miaha
Ijlh . Sfi ...
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CH1CAGO GRAI1 AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing;
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Dec. 28. Tha comparative
smallness of the clearances for tli week
and a report 'that the winter wheat crop Is
In good condition caused a weak feeling In
the wheat market here today. At the close
wheat fr May delivery waa off
Corn waa unchanged. Oats were a shade
higher. Prcylslona wers 6ViO to 16e
111 her.
The wheat market early In the day was
steady on moderate buying; by commission
houses, which waa based upon firm cables,
small recelpta In the northwest and de
creased shipments from Argentina. Dur
ing the lust hour, however, the report of
a trade Journal that the growing mheat
crop Is In a satisfactory condition and that
a more liberal movement of old wheat la
expected caused active selling, which
weakened the market. The announcement
that clearancea of wheat and Hour from
the I'nlted Htatea for the week amounted
to 2,4'.i5,O0O bu., ag-atnst 4.400.01)0 bu. for last J
week added to the bearish reeling. 1 ne
total volume of trading was small. The
market cloved weak with prices near the
lowest point of the day. May opened un-
Stork In Slant.
Recelpta of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hoirs. Sheep
NEW YORK. Dec. 28 The restraining
Influence of the coming January settle
ments asserted Itself on the stock market
again today. A shifting of loans begn
early In the day, which ran the call loan
rale up to 18 per cent and dislodged some
holdings of stocks. The covering of short
contracts which was effected In yesterday's
rising market left that of today deprived
of that much demand.
There was evidence as well of renewed
pressure of liquidation In the Hill stocks
and the subscription rights for St. Paul
ran off In a way to argue III for the pros
pective demand for the new stock. A slory
was In circulation that a large speculative
holding of the Hill stocks which waa In a
vulnerable position had been taken over
st private sale and It was hoped that this
would relieve the stocks from the pressure
of liquidation which has weighed on them
for several weeks and the renewed de
pression was the more disappointing. The
long decline In these stocks gave rise to
disquieting rumors about the Stock ex
change today of damage which might re-
su t. These rumors were discredited in
well Informed ouarters and passed out of
consideration when prices Vegan to recover
late In the day. This waa after tha prin
rlpal money requlrementa had been met at
tho Stock exchange. As loans made today
carry over until Monday, which Is the last
nay of the year, there was a growtn in
the feeling of confidence that the year
end would be bridged without violent
flurry in the money market. The contrast
In the action of the stock market In view
of this tranquil condition In the call market
with the rapid rise in stocks at this time
last year when money went to 126 per cent
on call was the subject of much comment.
The most plausible explanation of the con
trast is the more widespread stringency in
the world's money markets this year, which
nan obstructed the efforts or tne nokiera
of securities on margin to secure resources
for carrying them In foreign markets and
thus to Ignore the fluctuations In tne local
money rate. The usual estimate of the
currency movement showed a balance in
fnvwr of New iork. a large proportion or
which was believed to be by receipts from
Canada. The subtreasury operations ab
sorbed several hundred thousand dollar
from th market, but the net gain of the
banks is estimated at between 32.000,000 and
83.to0.0on cash. It is likely, however, that
the principal effect of the preparations
for the annual fcettlements will be reflected
In the loan items of the banks. There was
no rally In the foreign exchange market
and there was a further easing of the dis
count rate both In London and In Berlin.
A surrender of more than 33,ono,ono In gold
to the London market by Paris was a
feature of the day's news. The London
money market as a rule relaxes very
quickly after the annual settlements have
been made and the year end window dress
ing reuuliements met. The present low
level of exchange points to a movement of
gold from London to New York as a con
sequence of any material easing of the
money pltuatlon In Iondon.
The news of the death of President C as
sat t of the Pennsylvania railroad waa
almost of no effect on the stock market
and did not come as a surprise, the fact
of his declining health having been well
known for many months past. The late
recoveries In the market were well held
and the closing tone waa fairly steady.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, 32.om.0iiO. United States bonds were
unchanRpd on call.
The following are tho quotations on tha
New York Stock exchange:
Bales. HlfB. IjOW. CinM.
South Omaha
Sioux City .
Kansas City
St. Joseph ..;
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals ....
1,300
.. 900
2,200
. l.fjiiO
3.0UO
8,0I0
411O
8,000
6.R.12
B.0O0
26,010
82B.829 038 ; gold coin nd bullion, 81a,35,-
4t4; gold certlflcatea, 34K0.1M.
Hew York Money Market. '
mw YORK. Dei. 28. -MONEY On call.
steady and higher at 44il8 per cent i nilmif
rate, 14 per cent; closing bid and offered.
per cent. Time loans easier; sixty days,
ti'Vk per cent; ninety days, 1 per cent; sis
Dionths. fr cent.
PRIME JMSiHCAW lltlS l Ari.n-t!v
per cnt.
8Tr.KL.IiNU r.Ai nAnuiu-owvy, wan
with actual business In bankers bills nt
34 827004.8278 for demand and at 84.77i(HU'4.7775
for sixty-day bllN; posted rates, 34 71rf
4 7!H and 34 M't4 M't; commercial bills,
84.77 4).
BIL,Vj2.rl Bar, w-c, mriin uuuaia,
"boNDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds wers as
lows: ... ...
Japan ui. is ifnm.
.1" I do It ctfi
. .14 n 4it ttfa
..lil 4a 14 errlM
..1KH !. A K. snl. 4a
..101 "Man. e. 4a
,.1X Xn. Central 4a
..IJOV-Mlna.
.. T7 iM . K. A T. 4a
fol-
V. I raf. 4s, ef.
so coupon
t. ta. rag
so eovnon
tl. 8. al4 4a. rat-.
4o coupon
V. S. a. 4a. raf..
6o coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a..
An 4a
Atrhlaan tan. 4a.
do ad. 4a
Atlantic T. V. 4a..
Pal. A Ohio 4a..
do 4t
P,r. R. T. c. 4a...
Cantral of Oa. ta
do tat Ine
do I dine 74
do Id Inc Tt
H-baa Ohio 4V4a..l'
arhlraao A. Ivta.. 74H BI. I 8. W
C, B. A Q. n. 4a... saaboard A. L.
C, R I. A P. 4a... Iiv So. Pacific 4a...
do col. Sa o do lat 4a rtfa
tTC. A 8. U t 4a..l04!si. Rnllwar ta.
Colo. lnd. ta. aar. A. 74!Taiaa P. la
so la
N. R. R. of M. e.
H T. C. I ina...
14. J. C. K ta...
No. PcIHq 4a....
do la
N A W. r. 4a...
lr, o s. b. rfdf 4a.
to .penn. ronr. iva..
Rradlnt tan.
St. U A I. M. t.
St. U A 8 F. ft
...I"
...toeT,
... I?H
... 4
... 10l4
n.
42H
Colorado Mid. 4a.... 74
Cnlo. A 80. 4a 7!
Cuba ta 101 1
D. A R. O. 4a ti
niitlllera' Sec. tt.... T
Erie p. I. 4l ion
do sen. 4l !l;W. A L. E
Hockint Val. 4Ht..li Wit. Central
Japan la 17
Bid. Asked.
t., st. b. w.
t'nlon Pacific 4a...
U. 8. Steel td ta.
Wabaah la
do dab. B
Weatarn Md. 4a
4a..
MS
m
us
i't
no
MH
. It
... T
4a. 14
... IJ
...II7H
.. 1031
... 73S
... MS
...14
... I4
...IOC
la inn
4a. 14 S
77S
... tl
... II
... 14 H
...11
...lit
a.. 10
...was
... I7H
...UiA
... 71
... MWi
... 17
... 10
M AHA LIVE STOCK MARliEI
Cattle Ar Fr Bellsrt tt Good and
Etronc Fricev
HCGS STEADY TO A LITTLE STR0N6ER
Liberal Receipts of Sheep and Lank
for a Krlday 4iood Killers
Steady, silk laferlor
Kinds Slow Sale.
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec, 38, 181.
Receipts were:
OlllciHi Monday ...
Official Tue.ad.lv- ..
Officii Wednesday
Official Thursday .
uniciai fTiaay ....
4t.
Boaton Stocks aad Bonds.
BOSTON, Dec. 28. Call loans, 10ST15 per
cent: time loans, "a per cent. Offlclal
ouotatlons on stocks and bonds were
Atchlann adj. 4a..
do 4a
Mcx. Central 4t.
Atchlinn
do pfd
Boaton A Albany
Boaton a Maine
Boaton Elevated ...
KIK-hburt pfd ...
Mexican Central ...
N. Y., N. H. A H.
Para Marquette ...
t'nlon Pacific
Am. Pneu. Tuba...
Amer. Sugar
do rfd
Am. T. A T
Am Woolen
do pfd
Dominion t. AS..
Edlaon Klec. Ilia..
Min. Electric
do pfd
Mane. Oat
United B. M
do pfd
IT. S. Steal..)
du pfd
Adventure
Allouei
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Bid. "Asked.
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON, Deo. 28. Closing; quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Conaola. money .. 16 11-11 M . K. tt T....
6.200
1.3O0
8,701
2,R89
6I0
12,000
9.2G5 54,232 26,089
1?
1,8 V
I to Tic
I 77c.
I euiml
I SI!
Artlcles.1 Open. Hlgli.l Low. Close.l Yss'y.
Wheat
Iec.
May
SMWof .jjiSXurn-
; s... J Deo.
f Sye May
July
Oata
Dec.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Dae Jan.
May
July
. Jan.
May
July
744
7801
tltftlH
4ss'aH
44(044'
84
121
43
t 80
80
I 88
I 021
' 74'
48S
4
84
is;)
8J
13 17
WT7W
fll
t a
I 43V4J
IW
87
88
U
T!4! Vt
rsj77He
40V 4044
4SS4S5
,4)14)4 44
831 83
to 38
83 .&!
18 02 It 08
U ) 18 12
10 t 12
12 8 17
80 8 35
40 42
8 80 I 88
87 8 2
00 lit
74
41
48
44
OttU, bu
hanged to a shade lower at 7s& 7sc to 1 springs. c
sold up to isaO ana men aeennea geese, sc.
Final quotations were at 7ii?
Clearancea of wheat and flour were
to SM.SuO bu. Primary recelpta were
(.Oil) bu., against 926,000 bu. for the Same
dav one vear ago. Minneapolis. Duluth
' and Chicago reported receipts of 666 cara,
against 431 cars last week and 318 one
year ago.
The corn market was dull all day be
cause of lack of offerings. The mild
weather In the corn belt, which It Js ex
pected will check the crop movement to
some extent, and firm cables were the
underlying; sources of strength. The de
mand by caah Interests and commission
houses was fairly good throughout the
Iday. The market closed " ateiidy. May
'oicncd a shade lower to a shade higher at
4JSc to 43 c, advanced to 4c anu ciosea
at 43S(jM3Vfcc. Local receipts wers 40E cars,
with t of contract grade.
The oats market was firm for tba
' greHtir part of the day and trading waa
active. Elevator Interests and commission
houses wera the best buyers, while selling;
was chiefly by local longs. Prices be
came a little easier late In the day In
sympathy with wheat, but the close waa
steudy. Offerings from tbe country were
very small. May opened unchanged to o
higher at 360 in Si7o. sold up to 3Rc
and closed at 33i'SoH. Local receipts
mere 114 cars.
Provisions were ' weak all day. There
seemed to be a general desire on tha part
of holders to take profits and this selling
was increased by offerings from western
packers. LooeJ packers wers the best buy
ers. At the close May pork waa off 18a
at 8lt2. Lard was down 7e at 39ta.
Ub wers 8ii7o lower at 38.9CKQ8.92.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
108 cars: com, 488 cars; oats, 137 cars; bogs,
It 000 head.
Tha leading futures ranged as follows:
St. Ionla General Market.
ST. IjOUIS, Dec. 28 WHEAT Lower;
track No. 2 red cash, 76'&7k'; No. 2 hard,
ili74c; May, 76rri7l'14c; July, 75e.
COHN Lower; track No. 2 cah,"33V
40c; May. 41u413ci July, 42c; No. 2
white. 41c.
OAta-Firm; track No. 2 cash, S&fiSR'ic;
No. 2 white, 3tic; December, 84c; May,
85 c.
FLOUR Dull: red winter patents, 33.60fj
3.76; extra fancy and straight, 33.103.45;
clears, 82.00fi2.8O.
BK Kll-Timothy, steady: 33.253.75.
CORNMKAL Dull, 82.20.
BRAN Slow; sacked, east track. 92tfmc.
HAY Weak; timothy, 31tWal9.(X; prairie,
313.0 ?i 15.00.
IRON COTTON TIE3 31.02.
BAOrjINa-S-'ac.
HFMP TWINE flc.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: Jobbing,
316.112. Iard, lower; prime steam. IS.).
Dry salt meats, steadv; boxed extra shorta,
eX.OO; clear ribs, 39 00; short elnrs, t.2;.
Lacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, 3H.75;
clear ribs, 39.75: short clear. 310.00.
POULTRY Higher;; chickens. 8c;
turkeys, 12c; ducks, loc;
BUTTER Quiet; creamery 2CS33c: dairy.
224i 27c.
KGOS Lower. 21c.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8.000 12.O1O
Wheat, bu 3'i.OnO 64.0U0
Corn, bu 1ST..IKX 149.0110 !
&i IHMl i I
TAuuO
A 1am Gipreaa ,
Amalgamated Copper
Am. C. A P ,
Am. C. A F. pfd
Am. Cottoa Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
Am. Express
Am. H. A L ,
Am. Ice. aecurlttea
Am. Uneeed Oil
Am. Llnaeed Oil pfd
Am. LocomotlTo
Am. Locomotlra pfd
Am. 8. A R
Am. B. A R. pfd
Am. Sugar Refining
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaan
Atchtaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Baltimore A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Poclflo
Central of N. 1
Cheaapeaka A Ohio ,,
Chicago Oreat Weatarn....
Chicago A N. W
C. M. A St. P
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C, C., C. A St. L.
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A 80
Colo. A to. let pfd
Colo. A 80. Id pfd ,
Conaolldated Oaa ,
Com Product
Corn Producta pfd
Pelf ware A Hudaoa
Del., L. A W
lenter A R. O
P A R. O. pfd.. ex-dlT.
Pletillera' Securities
Erie
K.rle let pfd
Erie Id pfd
Oeneral Electrlo
Hockln gValley, caked...
Illinois Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
owe Central
47.100
00
00
100
114S
S
101
1
114
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10"H
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tOO 11
100
400
15
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400
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3.100
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8,100
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s
290
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120
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414
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131
11S
111
194H
148
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Deo. 28. WHEAT De
cember, 0tic; May, 71c; July. 70Vtc. Caah:
No. I hard, 69C72c; No. S, 670c; No. 2
red, 71U7'.'c; No. 8, 6Aa71c.
CORN-Muy. 3M,c; July, 39c; September.
40c. Cash: No. 2 mixed. S7c; No. 3, 363
3tic; No. 2 white, S8(iS8c; No. S, 26c.
OATS No. 2 white. 34c; No. 2 mixed, Sic.
RYE Steady. 63i64c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 815.50'8.00i
choice prairie. 111.6011.75.
BOOS Steady ; flrsts, 22c; cases returned,
c less.
BUTTER Creamery, 90c; packing stock,
18c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu OT.ooo R4 rain
Com, bu 8K.O1O 74ino
Oats, bu 2.0U0 12,000
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The range of prices, as re
ported by Ixgan A Bryan, 112 Board of
Trade building, was:
Articles.
I Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close.
Wheat
May July
Corn
May July
L. V
7?4'71SVV71S
7m, 70-SH- 7'Sli
,) SSH! rrtf 8SSSB
89 a9rg,;S9'u Ss.
Mlnnenwnlls flrsla Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 28. -WHEAT De
cember. 7nSc: May. 7"Sc: July. 71c; Nft 1
hard 7Wi79c: No. 1 northern. 7iei?!e:
78 I No. 3 northern, 76'a767gc; No. 3 spring, 73
FLOUR First patents. 31 80fi4 40- second
patents. 34.1&i4 2S; first clears, 33.2 ijJ. Ji;
Second clears. 32.40fl?..
BRAN la bulk, 317.25.
34
So
88
1 22
W 77
22
:6
t 42
80
8 72
8 7
10
A f
V
No. 1
("nth quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Mteady; winter patents, 88.800
l; slralghis, 3il0 40; surlng patents,
UbuvlaV; aprtng straights, M.3W&J.60; bak
era. tt 4OV1.80.
WHEAT No. 8 spring. TUflolo; No. 8. 7S-3
Sue; No. I rid. 7J4i'74o.
CORN No. i 42o ; No. I yellow. 44c.
OATS No. 1 SSTkc; No. white, 880
)Sc; No. t white. t4fj0.
VW-Nn t aUo.
HARIJfiY ralr to cholos maltituj. 4843o3o.
at k 1 ,rtiM,i 1 lax. 81.13: No. 1 narth-
mimh. 31 30; prime timothy, 34-86. Clover,
contract grade. 318 75.
PKO VISIONS elhurt ribs, sldua (loosel,
TTjx.7. Mess pork, per bbl., 815 00.
lrd, pr 100 lbax, 83.U. Bhort clear sides
toi-xod), 3.120 2t.
The rece'.pu Svnd shlnirvsnU of flour and
grain were: Receipts. Bblpment
Flour, bbU CO " " s8'600
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 28. WHEAT-Mar-het
ateady; No. 1 northern. S-.tB-lo: Na t
northern. iti7c; May, 77ti'nc, bid.
RY K. Bteeidv; No. 1, 6bl4'iiiic.
BARLEY Steady; No. 3, 555rtc; sample,
CtjRN 8teady; No. S, cash, S9Q40c; May,
4Sc, asked.
. Liverpool drain aa4 l'roililnai.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 28. WHEAT Snot,
firm; No. 3 red western winter, 8s. Fu
tures, firm; December, nominal; March, 8s
6V4d: May, 6s 4d.
CORN Quiet; American mixed, new, 4s
3d; old, 4a 4d. Futures, ateady; January,
4s ld: March, 4s d.
HOPS At London (Pacific coaat), steady,
3 ttJ 4 las.
Peoria Market. -
PEORIA. Dor. 28. CORN New, firm; No.
8. " Ni. 4. ascr no grade.
OATS-Hlgher; No. S white, S5c; No. 8
white, 34c; No. 4 white. 1UC.
RYE Firm; No. 3. 7ic.
WHISKY On basis of 31.28 for finished
goods.
Dalnlh Ornln Market.
DULUTH. Dec. IS. WHEAT On track.
No. 1 northern. 7c: No. J northern, 7tiV;
May. TW; July. 7Vc.
tATS To arrive, SJo.
. RYE tflc.
BAJtLKY-3t4C
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City 80
K. C. 80. pfd ,
Loulavllla A N
Mexican Central
Minn. A Bt Lou la
M . 8t. P. A 8. 8. M
M., St. P. 8. 8. at. pM
Mlaaouri Pacific, ex-dlv...
Kiiaourt, K. A T
, K. A T. pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd
Nov York Central
N. V.. O. A W
Norfolk W
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennayleanla
People's Gaa
P.. C, C. A Bt. L,
Praaaed Steel Car
Preaaed 8. C. pfd....
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Reading lat pfd
Reading !d pfd
Reruhlio Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Inland Co
Kock laland Co. pfd
Bt. L A 8. P. id pfd
8t. Loula t W
81 L 8. W. pfd
Southern PactAc
80. Pacific pfd..-v
80. Railway
to. Hallway pfd
Tenneaaea C. A I
Teiae A Pacific
T . 8t. L. a W
T.. St. L. A W. pfd
I nton Paclftc
t'nlon. pacific pld
I', S. Expreaa
I'. 8. Hraltr
I' 8 Rubber
V. 8 Kubber pfd
I'. 8. Bteel
V. 8 8leel pf4....r...
Va. -Carolina Chemical
Vs. -faro. them. pfj...
Wbieh
Wabah pfd
Welle-Kargo Eipreaa ..
Weallnghouea Electric
Weelern t'nlon
W. U E
Wltconln Central ....
Central pfd
Northern Pacific
Central Leather
c tra1 leather pfd ...
Eloea-Phemo Steel ..
(reel Northern pfd....
Int. Metropolitan
lit Mel. pfd.
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Copper Range
Daly Weat ....
Franklin
Oranhr
tela Rovala ...
Maes. Mlnlnt .
Michigan
Mohawk
Mont. C. A C.
Old Dominion
"ceola
Parrot
yulncr
Shannon
Tamarack ....
Trinity
I'nlted Copper
II. B. Mining...
I'. 8. Oil
I'tah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte ..
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Cal. A Arjiona
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Atchlaon ...
do pfd . .
Baltimore A
. 18
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.101
N. Y. Central.
Norfolk A W..
do pfd
Ontario A W...
Canadian PaclDo
Chea. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
M. St. r....
DeBeere
D. A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Illinois Central ...
Loulavllle A N
Ex-dividend.
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Ohio. ...IMS Pennajrlvanla
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Southern Railway
do pfd.
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do pfd
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do pfd
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do pfd
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steady, 32d per ounce.
MONEY 6ifj6 Der cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 666 Pt cent; for three
months' bills, bit per cent.
Boston Copper Market
riMine nuntstlnna on Boston coprer mar
ket, reported by Logan & Bryan, 112 Board
of Trade DUliaing, unum;
Aii,ons..l74
Hetla
Adventure
Allouei
Atlantle
Bingham
Black Mountain
Boaton Cona....
Butla Coalition
Caulmet A
Calumet &
Centennial
Copper Range
Pall Weat
Eaat Butla
Franklin
Oreena Copper
Granbr
Hancock
tela Royal
Keweenaw
L. 8. Plttiburg.
Maaanchuaetta
Michigan
Mohawk
4V4 Nevada Cont
.. (Iv, North Bulla ....
.. 144 Old Dominion ...
..MSOacaola tex-dlv.)
.. 10 Pneu. Service
. . 10 Pneu. Service,
.. 86 Qulncr
Shannon
896 Tamarack ....
16 Vi Qulncr Rights
1 Trinity
18 United Prult
. 12S United Statea,
, 34s, United Btalee,
, II Utah Cont
, II Utah Copper
, 18 Victoria
. rs Winona
. 13V, Wolverine ....
, I6V4 Nlplralnt
IV, Cananea
. Iiv, O. Can
. 78V,
pfd
com.
pfd..
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Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.Holiday.
4.108
7.1S7
8.1MI
Five days this week.. 8.K2 24.fV
Snme dayg last wet k....25,t'9
ame days 2 weks' ago. .81,24 40.1
Bume days 3 weeks ago. .a.2 S1.3:
8tme days 4 weeks ago. .l.l!l 23I8
Same days last year.... 8.42 32.036
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Oood to choice cornfed steers....
Fair to good cornfed steers
Common to fair steers
i,"'wl hi tinriro iru m". .......
Good to choice cows and heifers.
Fair to good cows and heifers
bo4
4.31
B.ll'l
15.1s
3".44J
37.7V7
31.78
2.av3
8,723
.35.4068 2S
. 4.7hM5.4'i
. 4.U04 7S
. 8.7o'(j4.50
. 3.44T4.0U
1 171 ... I 11V, t rJ 190 IS
47 1?4 40 Itv, 74 J ... 16
IS f laa 4 ltv, 71 114 ... 4 16
at J. 100 I ltv, M ... I 16
1 n ... 4li4 1 07 IM ... 4 17Uj
to tw ... I Iiv, M let ... 4 1"S
70 tat ... I Iiv, ao. 14 ... t 17V,
44 ri ao 1 uv, i rw ... 1 itv,
41 14 h 4 11V, 71 .Pt ... 117V,
4 K4 140 4 KH 117 40 4 ITS
II HI ... I llv, IM 107 I llv,
40 tat 10 I 18 71 t"0 ... I US
41 I'd 40 4 14 41 174 ... 4 17V,
It Ill 40 1 14 76 HO ... 4 17V,
74 17 ltO I IS 17 110 ... IH
4 t4 180 I 15 88 Ill 40 I TO
1 167 40 I 14 lit I"4 40 4 m
17 161 124 I 14 79 ...Ill ... 1"
61 lit ... 4 13 1 171 ... to
81 17 IN I 15 41 194 ... I t
71 181 ... I It 71 144 ... I IS
1 Ill 40 I 16 Ill ... 4 M
71 114 ... 4 II 74 11 ... 4 14
sugar, 1 1.1-132 27-32c. Refined, steady;
ct uwied, .o( , powdered, 4.1st'; granulated,
4.ie
NKW ORLEANS. lve. --" -Bteadv;
orvn kettle centrifugal, Sfl3 1.1.1 fie:
ccntrifugiil whlfca, 4'd4 l-lk'; n ntrlf tigai
yellows. tgS Ifc-lw: seconds, 2ti3 I lna
OMAIIA WHOLK84LB MdlKKT.
8HEEP-Receipts this morning were
!.6tii4.40
rnmmnn t r fair rnwi on ,1 heifers.. l.otWlJ.M
Good to choice stockers and fdrs.. 4 "
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 3. 41 . ;v
Common to fair stockers rlr9.S
Bulls, stags, etc i'SSS.
Veal calves l.OMjS.nt)
Th following tsble shows the sverage
price of hogs at South Omaha for tne lasi
soveral day a with comparisons:
Date. I 1808. 106.104. 11303. 1802.190L118.
Pec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.
27...
32...
23...
24...
26...
26...
27...
28...
8 (ft",
8 0SV4
a
8 13
8 21
8 144,
8 laVi
4 RSI 4 441 4 311
4 99
4 fcl
5 06
8 00
4 2
4 38
4 39
4 42
4
4 4AI
4 48
ee
4 m!
4 431
4 621
4 561 4 61
6 151
IK!
5 27
ee
8 36
8 45
8 06
8 06
6 06
201
4 81
4 n
a
4 86
ee
4 89
8 371 4 1-3
6 26 I 4 77
latge for a Friday and especially so when
taken In connection with the fact that tho
run all the week has been large (or the
tnld-lioliiiay season. Packers have been
free buyers all the week, and it was ap
parent this morning that they were pretty
wen supi'iieu ana mat tneir apiiriiie nu
fresh receipts were not as keen as yes
terday and d:iy before. HUH there was a
very fair demand and the desirable killers
changed hands early In the morning at good
4tettuy prices. On the other hand, mere
were several cars of half-fat stuff lliat
packers lld not appear to want and It was
nurd work disposing of them at anything
like a sutislaitoi y price.
Western lambs sold up to 87.36. with
yeurdngs at K16. the same price that waa
paid l.r them on Monday. Wethers tnat
brought 36 76 yesterday sold at the time
figure today.
Among the receipts today were several
cars of feeders which sold at Just anoui
steady prices. There sewiis to be a very j per lb., 14c
Coadltloa ol Trade and Qaotatloaa oa
Staple aad Fssey Predsce,
ErtGS-lr dos., 2tVc.
L1VK 1'OL LTH Y Hens. 737c; roosters,
4c; turkeys. litil.V; ducks, 8'u;; spring
chickens, ivc; geese, 'U'C
IU'TTKH-1 ihvm..., HV,c. choice to
fancy dairy, 21'yiic; creamery. 27.UIo.
HAY-Cholce upland, D.bo; niedliim. 8K.W;
Coarse, J.v.iX(i .W. Rye straw, 3ufxu7 0.
RRAN 1'rr t-n, li.(W.
VKOKTAHLB8.
TI RNIPS-I'er bu.. Uv.
SWEET I"OTATOt:rJ Kansas, p' M-
2 ;s
TU.MATOES-Callfornla, per basket of 84
!! 1 ' nil
WAX REANS4-rcr bu. bo. 3.1 mi .1 60.
111 its r,,l rilllllll'4-IVr bu.. tie.
! LEAF LKTTl'CK Hothouse, per dot.
heads, 4f.c.
, CKLKRY-Per dos., SiJ6VC.
CfCLMBERS Hothouse, per dos., 31.7VO
t(X.
ONIONS Home grown, soc P" bu.; Span
Ish, IJ.tiO per crate; Colorado, ,5c.
HORSERADISH Case of 1 dos.,
RADISHES Per dos. bunches, southern,
la 1 pre hunches, 40c. ... . ..
NAVY HlvANS-Per bu., 8J1..R: No. 2, tl fl.
LIMA BEANS Per lb.. 6'4C.
OREEN PEPPERS Per hamper. 33.00.
PARSLEY Hothouse, ler dos. bunches,
40c. . . Jk
t A HO AG r Holland seea, nome iroau,
Sunday. "Holiday
RANGE OF TRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha 31.o,"ii25 36.1'"r1a
Chicago I.&OO16SO 6cO(t8 30
Kannas city z.wuu. e.iwijo.w
St. IX)Ul 1.75 (11! 75 6.8mriT5.40
Sioux City 2.507)8 U0 6.a.
The offlclal number of cars of stoca
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle Hogs. Bheep.Hs es.
C, M. A St. P 3
Wabash
Missouri Pacific 4
L'. P. System 8
C. A N. W east 2
A N. W., west 11
C. St. P., M. & O.... 8
C, U. A 9., east 1
C, B. A g west 12
C, R. I. A P., east.. 10
C. R. I. A P., west.. ..
Chicago Gt. Western ..
Illinois Central 1
Total receipts 65
The dlsDosltlon of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
8
1
ii "0 'i
16 2
24
6 8 1
6
17 7
10
1
1
4
HO 22 2
fair demand at this point all tha time for
desiruble fet tiers.
Shippers ouKht to keep In mind the oft
repeated caution that unfinished sheep are
not wanted and that it Is the helgnt of
folly to ship in anything Of that kind, espe
cially when it is wtll known that the
number of sheep on feed in the country is
smaller than usual and that they will all
be wanted at good prices before the coming
of grassers.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs, 37.0iV(j7.60; fair to good lambs, 36-76
4lrt.w; good to choice yearlings, lamb
weights, 36.10tfo.40; fair to good yearlings,
lamb weights, 36.766.10; good to choice
yearlings, heavy weights, 36.ko'ci6.0tl; fair to
good vearllnss. heavy weights. 85uu85;
good to choice old wethers, e.Y6yu.;o; fair
to good old wethers, i5.yxno.bo; goou to
choice ewes, 34.8uc6.40; fair to good ewes,
34.5041 4. W.
Quotation on feedert: Oood to choice
lambs, Jt'oCWI; medium lambs, 36.26'.'.
lllfht lambs. 34.;r.'u6.2l: yenill"K'. 6.16'ire.W;
wethers, 84.755.26; ewes, 33. 604. 60; breed
ing tfS. 4.t.(.l'ilo.l).
Representative sales:
No.
t9 native wethers
146 native ewes
and yrlgs.
sank.
dos..
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Sen
F. P. Lewie
J. H. Rulla
Mike Haggerty
Sheridan Meat Company
J. B. Root A Co
8. A S
Lehmer Bros.
Other buyers
192
424
888
274
3
8
15
S9
2
34
1,026
1.S66 1
2,6110
2,568
84
'l43
265
761
1,660
275
1.444
Totals 1.890 8.315 4.295
CATTLE There was about the usual
Friday's run of cattle in the yards, but
that Is not saying much, as the receipts
sre never very large so ner the end of
I he week. The market aa a whole was In
fair shape; In fact, there was more life to
the trade and a better feeling than usual
at this time of the week.
Packers did not appear to have'all the
fat steers that they could use this week
and the market accordingly was fairly
active at good, strong prices. The mod
erate receipts this week has enabled the
market to gradually recover the loss ot
last week, ao that cattle arc now Just as
high aa before the break. 1
Cows and heifers were also In good de
mand and the market waa strong and
active on all desirable kinds of killers. As
a rule the few loads In sight changed
hands In very good season In the morning.
There were only a few scattering cars
pf feeders In sight and no material change
In the market.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
523 western weths.
377 native wethers
1 native ewe
4 western ewes.
1 western
274 western
20 western
60 western
462 western
lamb
lambs
ewes
yearlings. .
yearlings. .
708 Oregon feeder ewes.
Av.
. 116
. 117
. K8
. 115
. L!0
. 96
. 60
,. 66
,. 19
,. S8
.. 87
.. 86
Pr.
6 45
6 10
5 90
6 76
6 26
t 00
6 35
7 35
6 00
6 16
8 15
4 40
. . tOO 180 180 180
.1I14O0 127S 136S 1S
II
. 100 MV, MV, II
' 700 II 18V, S
100 MS KS
. I.S"0 Imv, tt HI
100 46 46 44
IO 47 47V, ' 47V4
100 26 It I4V4
. 1.604 40 6IV4 69V
. I.IOO 12 II 2V,
1"0 110 120 119
. 8.1H4 I2S SIS 2S
Xa) I4S MS H S
140
,. l.KO 164 IfVt KV4
K0 111 US IIV,
900 61 6?S 4S
,. TI.9V0 181 lli'Vt lH0t
II
Ill
II
10
ICO 107 107 106
.. 10.100 4 47 47'
.. 4.100 104 I04 104
IM
1.404
104
100
UH
21,6(10
100
70
lv
t.auO
1.404
l.Ouv
18
I
I4S
US
49
17
16
99
14
186
II
74
Total aalea for the dar. 114.100 aharea.
18
7
14
US
41
188
14
I
14
181
85
7J
14
107
t4
130 .
M
MS
S
"v.
184
99
14
184
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Dec. 28. WOOie The annual
ranvasa of the wool trade of the United
Slatea by the Boston Commercial Bulletin
to discover the amount of wool remaining
unsold at the close of the year shows a
stock this year of 94.402,046 pounds of do
mestic and 15,169,000 pounds of foreign wool.
This is to be compared with a stock of
7J.461.443 pounds of domestic and 34,414,000
pounds of foreign one year ago and hence
showa an Increase for thla year of 21,940.603
pounds ot domestic and a decrease in the
stock of foreign wool of 9,246,v00 pounds.
Regarding the wool market the Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow: Despite the
holiday period and the annual cleaning up
of mill accounts a moderately substantial
business Is being accomplished. Some
houses are experiencing a rather quiet de
mand for wool, while others are enjoying
an active trade. The general condition of
the market la satisfactory to merchants,
who feel that the steadily diminishing local
stocks and the strength of the foreign mar
kets sufficiently warrant a stlfTer price
tendency. Large handlers of domestic wool
are busily employed shipping the recent
heavy purchases. Fine and fine medium
clothing territory are still having a good
movement, the transfers including Wyom
ing, Idaho, Montana and Otah stock. Sales
are of varying quantities, most of them,
however, being of moderate proportions.
Prices range from T'yCSc in the grease or
6Kr70c for fine and 66tifec for fine medium,
scoured basts. Staple territory la In com
paratively small supply, but the demand
continues unabated. Fine staple Montana
sells at 25&25Hc or 70i73e clean: half-blood
Is moving steadily at 67tf7(c, while quarter
blood Is scarce and strong at 681&6OC.
Scoured territory Is also having a fair call,
at 7uc for fine and 66'a70c for fine medium.
Texas and California woola are still re
ceiving attention from manufacturers, with
resultant sales of fall Texaa at 22?r?3c In
the grease or 6o672c clean, or of Middle
county, California, at 21(&23c or 86366c. The
fleece situation is becoming steadily
stronger and In quarter-blood the strength
Is Dartlcularly noticeable. It belna estimated
tha.t there are no more thun 4.0u0,0iio pounds
sold In this country. The shipments
of wool from Boston to December 24, In
clusive, from December 27, Ii6. according
to the same authority, are Z.'7.7.".7."74 pounds,
against 2;fi,U7.S19 pounds at the same time
last year.
ST. Lol'18. Dec; 28.-WOOL-8ieady; me
dium grades combing and clothing. 21'vif
2Sc; light fine, lVfa!c; heavy Una. 15vm17c;
tub wahed, 32i37c.
No. Av. Pr. No. At. Pr.
4 601 S 60 II 1241 I 4
I ).... 464 I 10 1 464 I 00
t 780 I 86 19 1161 10
1 1070 1 86 17 1120 I 18
1 1181 4 24 17 1114 I 14
II 1141 4 40 17 1287 I 20
13 1061 4 60 10 1197 IS
II 136 4 40 10 1287 90
S 1113 4 60 4 1194 5 16
II 1084 4 76 II :..ll!l 84
1 1000 4 7!i S3 1324 I 60
90 ... 1011 4 10 16 1421 4 46
18...1 1141 I 15 14: 1401 I 10
COWS.
t 114 3 16 i 100 I 10
1 1030 t 16 8 1116 I II
t 121 3 60 4 170 I 24
1 170 2 60 1 1241 I 16
t 1H I Kl 1 1041 I 16
1 1110 3 44 11 984 3 25
1 1V4J 4 w 6 1M4 I 15
1 1080 t II . 7 ..1040 I 40
1 lO I 71 ' 1 1610 I 40
6 IM t 74 4 1037 I 40
4 s 997 3 15 1 1184 I 40
t 1270 I 76 16 913 I 45
1 130 t 71 1 1110 I 60
1 171 I 10 11 1091 I 60
1 1000 2 10 II 134 I M
1 780 I 71 1 1100 I 80
1 ,. 144 I IS 44 1145 I 16
1000 t It 1 1240 I 16
1 171 t 46 1 1031 I II
1 1030 I 10 1 110 I 71
1 1110 8 94 4 1111 3 75
I 110 I 00 1 1 1H I 75
1 440 I 00 1 940 I 16
1 1120 1 00 1 1280 4 00
19 1104 I 00 4 1177 4 10
1 1014 I 05 I , ...1! 4
4 881 I 08 1 1330 4 1 0
1 1164 I 14 I U4I I 60
HEIFERS.
1 140 I 14 16 740 t M
1 440 I 00 1 480 I H
4 480 t 44 8 Kl III
1 440 I 6 1 480 64
i 623 I 14 1 830 I 8.1
621 I 40 ( 790 I 84
17 I 10 1 8J4 4 10
426 I K
BULLS.
1 1170 t 71 1 1620 I 40
1 700 3 00 1 1430 I 40
1 1320 I 00 1 1810 I 44
1..... 1470 I 40 , 1 1400 I 60
1 1490 I 01 1 1321 I IS
1 Ill I 10 t 1660 I 60
1 11 " t 14- 1 1840 I 16
1 1614 3 1 1 16U0 I IS
1..- 14i 8 16
CALVES.
1 110 I t 4 141 ( 50
1 110 I M 1 110 t 60
1 670 I 1 150 4 40
1 HO I 60 4 160 I 75
3 70 1 64 , 1 190 I 78
1 144 I 75 1 180 I 00
1 410 I 75 1 lt,0 I 00
1 440 I 76 5 131 I 04
I IS 100 I.., 186 I 00
1 19 4 40 1 140 4 00
1 280 4 10 1 160 I 15
1 120 4 75 1.. 2(0 I 29
1 114 I 60 I 171 I 11
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
! 1 790 I 00 7 10u4 4 10
I 1 8i0 I (0
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hosts Stroaa- to lllaher
Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Dec. 28. CATTLE Receipt s,
8,0u0 head; market steady; common to
prime steers. 34.O0tff7.4O; cows, 3.1.UO4M.50;
heifers, 32.504j6.; bulls, 32.f4M-50; calves,
83.60(iitt.25; stockers and feeders, 32.26(&'4.50.
HOGS Receipts, 26,000 head; market
strong to 5c higher; good to choice heavy,
363fy.35; good to choice Htrht, 36.25fjC.3'J;
butcher weights, 36.2v7Hf6 36; packing,
86BWi)632H; bulk of sales, 30.25ti.tli4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelnts, .12,000
head; market, weak and ltKUlnc lowr,
sheep, 33.7!r(6.00; yearlings, 34 604J6.50;
lambs, 86.lW7.90j
St. I.ools I. lve Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 28. CATTLR-Recelpts,
1,500 head, Including UO Texan. Mjrket
steady; native shipping and export steers,
34 9rp 75; dressed beef and butchers' steers,
ti ar.tfiK as? trera under 1.000 lbs.. 83.2j4i'4 40:
stockers and feeders. 82. 4.50; cows and
heifers, 32.50H5.26; canners, 8150U2.35; bulls,
32.1a4.00; calve. 83.257.75; Texas and In
dian steers, 82.605.00; cows and heifers,
31.7M13.fO.
HOGS Receipts, 6.000 head. Market was
steady; pigs and llghta, 35iVa'6.S6; packers,
86.16ibti.40; butchers and beat heavy, 86.3U4T
6.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 500 head.
Market strong; native muttons, 83.OWiu.6fl;
lambs. $4.00$i7. 26: culls and bucks, 31.6 4.00;
stockers, W.WuZ.(&.
Kansna City Live Slock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo Dec. 28. CATTI.K
Receipts. 2,20 head, Including 100 head
southerns; market strong: choice export
and dressed beef steers, 35.50ryvj.75; fair to
rood, 34.0uji4.60; western fed steers, $.1
50; stockers and feeders. 33.O04j4.5O; south
ern steers, 83.(i6.nO; southern cows, 32.00
8.60; native cows, 82.10fj4.26; native heifers,
33.00fi6.00; bulls, 32.5il4.UO; calves, 33.K.
8.00.
HOGS Receipts, 8,000 head; market
strong; top, 36.40; bulk or sales, 3S.27M-'f"
6.36; heavy. 36.32H&6.4ii: packers, 86.26ft
6.36: plirs and lights, 36.1k36.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Kecelpts, b.VV
head; market steady; lambs, 86.25ij7.65; fed
ewes and yearlings, H ooao zo; western rea
yearllngB, 85.75&o'.65; . western fed sheen,
4.26ft6.75; stockers and feeders, $3 OO-i.78.
Slonx City l ive Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Dee. 28. (SpecUl Tele.
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 900 head; mur
ket steady; beeves. t3.ftjlt.0O; cows, bulla
and mixed, 32.6C&4.25; stockers and feeders,
33.uVi,4.UO; calves and yearlings, 32.50&3.k&.
HOU3- Receipts, 4W Head; market
steadv. selling at 86.06&6.20; bulk of sales,
6if.&1.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3U0 head;
market steady.
FX IO Pl.ANT-Per dos.. 32.26li3.0O.
POTATOES Per bu., 4vi6;c.
PUTABAGA8 About 1&0 lbs. to
31. 5A
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per
ll.tHKUl.26. .
SUA l-I-OTS Southern, per bu.. 60c.
CAULIFLOWER- Per crate of about tw
dos. heads, $4.2tx&4.60.
FRUITS.
CRANBERRIE8 Per bbl.. 38.Xfifl 00.
APPLES Ben Davis, choice, 32. UO; fancy,
per bbl. 3226; Jonathans, H.50; New York;
apples. 33.26; Grimes- Golden, 83.60.
- PEARS Winter Nells, per box, 33 on.
GRAPES Malaga, per bbl., 36.0O4j7.OU.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES-Florida oranges, 32.80; Cali
fornia navels, 33.26.
LEMONS LI inonlern, extra fancy, 240
slse. 34.60; 1M and 860 slse, $5.00; other
brands, 6uc less.
HANANAF'-jPer medlum-slsed buncU,
$2.4at-'.25; Jumbos. 32.60413.50.
r Air; Iv sua way, oc; v,
lowis, new stuffed walnut dates, -lb. box.
1.10; California, duik, orc; e-vruwu,
-crown, He; 3-crown, 12c.
GRAPE FRUIT Blsa 54 to 64 and 80 to 84,
4f: ... . nu
COCOAiNl ire fer sncn n ei-
CUT BEEF PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1, 14-c; No. 2, 9vic; No. 3. Ho.
Loin: No. L 18c; No. 2, 12'c; No. a. va.
Chuck: No. 1, 6.c; no. i, tc; ino. a. ao.
Round: No. 1, 8c; No. 2, 7c: No 3. 8Vc.
Plate: No. 1. 4Hc- No. 2. 4c; No. 2, 3c
MlSLtUAnrAiro.
CHEESE Swiss, new, lac; Wisconsin
brick, 15Hil6c; Wisconsin llmberger, 14c;
twins, 15Hc; Young Americans, 164p.
FISH Trout. 12c; nmHiiu, i.-c; cniiiin, w,
buffalo, 8c; bullheads, 12c: black bass, nna
stock, 25c- salmon. 12c; pike, 13c; red snap-
Fer. fresh frosen. isc; wnuensn, irenu
roren, 13c; yellow perch, dressed and
scaled, 8c; pickerel, fresh froxen, 8c; frog
legs, 40c per dox. saddles.
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh, per
quarter bbl., 100 lbs.. $4 00; Norway mack
erel, No. 1, $36.00; No. 2, $J8.00; herring In
bbls., 200 lbs. each, Norway, 4k, $9 00; Nor.
wnv, 3k, $9.00; Holland herring, In keg,
milkers. 80c: kegs, mixed, 70c.
HIDES AND TALLOWv-Green salted. No.
1, 2c; No. 2, 114c; bull hides. 9810c; green
hides, No. 1, 11c; No. 2, 10c: horse, $l.6tXir
8 75; sheep pelts, 6OC0S1.25. Tallow, No. L
4Sc; No. 2. 8c.
NUTS French walnuts. 134c; California
walnuts. No. 2, hard shell, 18c; No. 1. soft
shell, l&Hc; Braxils, 16il8c; pecans, l22c;
filberts, 13'14c: peanuts, raw, 5Hc
roasted. 8Hc: California almonda, hard
shell. 16c: soft shell, 17c.
HONEY Per 24 frames. $3.60.
CIDER New York, half barrel, $2.75; bar
rel. 3500.
COFFEE Roasted, No. 36, 26c per lh.
No. 30, 21c per lb.; No 26, 19c per lb.; No.
20, 16c per lb. ; No. 21, 13c per lb.
SYRUP In bbls., 27c per gal.; In cases,
6 10-lb. cans, $1.70: cases, 11 5-lb. cans, $1.80;
cases. 24 2H-lb. cans, $1.85.
SUGAR Granulated cane. In sacks, $5.21;
grunulnted beet. In sacks, $5.11.
CANNED uoooa t-orn. siannara west
ern, 664160c; Maine, $1.15. Tomatoes, 3-lb.
cans. 31.10; 3-lb. cans, OTUcffrtl.OO. Pine,
ipples, grated, 2-lb., $2.06(772.30; sliced. 31 90
(ilVi. Gallon apples, fancy. 32 06. Coll..
fornia apricots, 31.90iff2.26. Pears, $1.76
2.50. Peaches, fancy, $1.75(?2.40; H. C. .
fieaches. $2.0fi2.50. Alaska siilmon, red,
1.26; fancy Chinook, F., $2.10; fancy sock,
eve. F.. $1.86. Sardines, quarter oil, $2.76(
three-quarter mustard, $3.00. Sweet pota
toes. $1.10411.26. Sauerkraut, $1.00. Pump
kins. 80cifi$1.00. Wax beans, 2-lb., 56VffvtOei
lima beans, 2-lb., 76cS1.35. Spinach, $1.86.
Cheap pens. 2-lb., 60c; extras, 95cQ1.10;
fancy, $1.35$fl.75.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dee. 28 CATTLE Re
ceints. 366 head. Market srteady; natives.
84.6ck87.00; cows and heifers, $2.2&tj4.60; stock
ers and feeders, 13. 2044 60.
HOGS Receipts, C32 head. Market was
steady; top, $6.35; bulk of sales. $6.2.Vii'a
8.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,S9
head. Market loo lower; lambs, $7.60.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 28.-COTTON-Bpot
closed steady, 10 points advance; middling
uplands, Hl.otc; middling gulf, 10.90c; sale.
Done.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 28. COTTON-Spot
quiet; prices unchanged; American mid
dling fair, 6.38d; good middling, 6.id; mid
dling. 6.70.1; low middling. 6.62.1 ; good
ordinary, 6.12d; ordinary, 4S8d. The sales
of the day were B.rjn) hales, of which 5J0
bales were for speculation and export and
Included 6,700 halea American. Receipts,
62.000 bales, Including 3X.000 Imles American.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Dec. 28. COTTON
Fslr, middling, 10c; sales, 346 hales; re
ceipts, none; shipments, none; stock, 24,578
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 28.-COTTON-Futures
closed steady. Closing bids: Jan
uary. 10.02c; February, 10.03c; March, 10 09c;
April, 10.14c; May, 10 21c; June, 10 26c; July,
10.36c. Spot cotton firm, Sales 10,175 bales;
low ordinary, 6 l-Kc, nominal; ordinary,
7 7-16c; low middling, S-16c; good middling,
lie; middling fair, 11 9-16c, nominal; fair,
12 3-160, nominal. Receipts, 23,066 bales;
stock, 403,802 bules.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 28. COFFEE Markt
fnr rnffee futures opened sfady at a de
cline of 54i1il points. In response to lower
cables and heavy Brazilian receipts. Trod-
ln aaa moderately active and tha market
worked off to a net decline of about 10
noints during the middle session under
V.urouenn selling. loiter, however, there
wms buvina by trade Interests and prices
rallied naitly. with, the close firm at a net
, . . . E . ........ U . 1 ... I...-.. it IJ
ew York Mlolasj Storks.
NEW YORK. Dec, 28. Closing quotations
on mining stocks weret
Adam, Con.
Alice
Greece
bniriewtck Coon.
Couetork Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
LeeilviUe Coo, ..
14 I Little Chief
...!! Ontario
... n
...
... rl
...111
...180
...4W
... 4
Ophlr
Iputoal
eva(e
i Sierra Nevada
I Small Honea ..
1 Standard
.... I
...460
....lie
.... It
....I'll
.... 71
.... 10
....la
Baak Clearlaaa.
OMAHA. Dee. 28-Bank clearings for to
day were $1,7'j3.662 79 and for ths correspond
ing date laat year $1,J7.948 06.
Treasarr Slaleaaent.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 38 Today's state
ment rf the tressury bnlances In the gen
eral fund, excluslw cf fhe 3'5o.'O0 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 28. METALS - The
London tin market was lower, with apot
closing at l'.m los and futures at 194 64.
Ixically the market was weak and lower
in sympathy with the foreign break. Spot
waa quoted at H2.'0 bid and $42 36 asked.
Copper had a very sharp break In the Lm-
don market, with spot quoted at 104 1m,
ana futures at x.iub. l-ocaiiy the market
continued strong and It Is reported ihut
producers are sold so far ahead that a
firm market Is confidently to be expected
for some time to come. La-ke Is quoted at
$23.5124 110, electrolytic at $J3.25Cn'J3.75, cast
ing at $23.0lTr23.50. Lead wan firm at $6()
4.14)26 in the local market. The price was
V.m-c- In I , , r- .4 , . B , . 1 U 1 C CL 1 a. ...I,.,- . .
firm, closing at $6.a5'43.7S in the local mar- ! terday. It will al be noted that while the
ket. In London prices were 2s 6.1 lower at' ra"" of ri:e' " tn, ,,ulkof "'
2. Iron was lower In the English mar-1 ,n same as yesterday therv, were more
ket. wllh standard foundry quoted at Ms u'" ,.h.e ,0? " " many
and Cleveland mar mm a nt Kin 1,A-,1 Tl.- ! St tne Douom luamj.
Vim ay el
HOGS-Buyers appeared to have made up ! X ? 1 " 6 45c- March 6 IMil HOc
their minds to a lower market for today w.'v & SnYvc July 6 ' Of" 4 10c and Sep:
and they started out bidding price. ,a shad J 1.10.
easier tlian these which prevailed yeatrr , u, ' iiLmm Kn 4 b,tj8Vc-
day. Sellers did not appear to feel the L.ft.'X' Y'ordovJ 91240. .
same way, as tlity held on, refusing to take M,,d ""'y- Loraovs. rauc.
' off anything. Later on buyers raUed their
, hands ana tne inarKei Decame fairly active
I at steady prices. As It liecame apparent
that buyers really wanted the hogs tho
i inarktt Armed up and beodme a little
stronger than yesterday. The market as .1
whole was a snade better than yesterd.iy
i and It was eumriently active to effect a I tlrm, j7Sc
rieurnnce ui vvrrj uiuig iii ijkiii u,i a very
good hour in the forenoon,
i As will be noted below the top was $6.26,
i which was paid for choice loads. This
was 6c hlgner man anyining orought yes-
Oils and Rosin
rTT. PITY Dec 28 OILS Credit bal
ances. $1.6)1. Runs. 118.975 bbls. averHge
i. bbls : shipments, 160,921 bb.s , aver.ge
UT.&lt. bbls.
SAVANNAH, l'tc. 5).-uiu-lurniiiici
Nora A. Eckery and husband to Han
nah Callnon, lot 17, Culs Placo $ 2.W0
Frank H. Paruon to Joseph E. Mus
giove, lot 7, block 2, L. P. Ham
mond's add 226
The 8. D. Mercer company to D. V.
Bholts, lots 12 to 20, block 11, Wal
nut Hill 1
E. 8. Murston to L. C. Smith, lot 8,
block 11, Walnut Hill v,
Mary F. Boiirke to M. M. Schon
born, lot 6. block 11, Walnut Hill... 2C0
James R. West to Joseph B. West, lot
H, Godfrey's add X
8. D. Mercer and wife to Charlea L.
Saunders, lot 1 block 22, Walnut
Hill 7
John M. Anderson and wife to tha
O. F. Davis company, wli lot 6, block
3, Dupont Place (0
Henrietta I Jibs et al. to Bertha Jlpp,
aVi seVi 10-16-11 1
Henry Jlpp and wife to Terva Prock
now, 2 acres in section 10-16-11 1
Henrietta Labs et al. to same, swV4
neVi 10-16-11, and other land 1
Lacey J. Patterson and wife to Wil
liam K. Pa I mat I or, lot 10, Field Club
oubdlv 1,100
South Omaha Land company to Hans
Molgard, lots 8 and 9, block W3,
South Omaha (00
Carter T. Lucas et al. to Frank
Brink, lot 16. block 8, Albright's
Choice. South Omaha 400
Edward F. Morrison, and wife to
Ham u el Kaplan, 113 feet lot 2H, Mo
Candllsh place tv80t
Hastings & Heyden to John W. Proo-
tor. lot 6. block 3. Hillside add IM
John W. Huttln to Jacob Katleman,
lots s ana . diock oa orrutna tads
The Commercial National bank to
Ixiula Connolly, lot 17, block B, Bed
ford 150
Jacob Katleman and wife to Samuel
Ravlts et al., lots 3 and 4, block 63,
Omaha 7.6tr0
John Herbert Pardee and wife to Wil
liam Stmlihuln, lots 6 and 7, block 7,
Walnut Hill 00
Edward O. Stark and wife to D. V.
Sholes company, lot 17, block 1, Ex
change Place, South Omaha 1
Alice A. Havemeyer and husband to
Ijewls C. Wholes, lots 4 and 5, block
11. Walnut Hill . 1
Harry C. Dana and wife to Minnie .
M. Bchonborn, lots 2 and 8, block 11.
Walnut Hill 800
Barltara R. Fouche to D. V. Sholes
company, lot 1, block 11, Walnut Hill 800
Eleanor West and husband to Minnie
M Schonborn, lot 9, block 11, Wal
nut Hill I7
Ertward Savuge to same, lot 7, block
11. Walnut Hill (00
Parkway Iteal Estate company to
Fred 8cl.li mine, lots 6. 4. 7 and 8, .
block 25, Wilcox's 2d 200
The O. F. Duvls company to Alfred I.
Cr Igh, wVi lot 6, block 8, Dupont
Place 1.M0
Robert O. Fink to Albert A. Lamor-
eaux, lot 4, block 14, Florence
8 1 me to James 11. Stokes, lot 1,
Graves' Park
Same to Alliert A. Lamoreaux, block
196. Florence
John Swnnson to Willtum F M&ck,
lot 17, block 3, Wise A Parmales.... 1
John F. Frailer to Christine Lund, lot
3, block 11. Parker's adtl o
Rollln E. Rich and wlfa to Matilda
Baumt-r, lots 6, 6 and 7. block 26,
local iron market wis nnrhanMf- v.. 1
foundry northern ia quoted at 32S !6'a'.'6 15,
No. 2 foundry northern at 824 7V :.75. So.
1 foundry southern at 32 .sn"i'i7.U), No. I
foundry souihern at $26 (ity'- .00.
ST. IU1S, Dec. 2S.-Mi:TAL-Lead,
firm at $6.06; speller, firm at I8 60.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 31. SEEDS Cash
clover and December, $8 S2H: January, $s 45;
February. $8 4o: March, $8.46: urline Um
otli, $2.00; alslke, $7.60.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Bh. rr. No. At. Ih. Pr.
24 It J.. I 40 Il 14 4 16
17 417 ... 4 10 41 H ... I II
II 14 ... 4 4 71. ...... .181 44 4 14
61 Ill 900 I UV) II. 141 44 4 14
II Ill ... I Id 44 IH ... II
4 IK 44 4 HV4 71 lie lk 4 14
a HI -. 4 1IV 41 Ill ... u
16 B6t ... I 11 . ! 177 ... I II
11 171 140 4 11 II Ill ... I 16
76 Ill 8 4 II Tl Ul ... 4 II
IS 1M 110 4 US 47 tl 144 II
44. . ,...tl 4 I 114 71 134 140 111
M 24 40 4 11 14 17V ... 14
uokiJ Firm Sale 8 027 btils.
D $407H: E, $110: F. $4 12H; O
14 26: 1. $4 50; K. $5 15; M. $5.60; N,
Q.. $6 66; W. W.. $6.86.
A-. R, C.
$415; H,
$600; W.
laiiar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2H.-Sl!aAR Raw,
steady; fair refining. S l-lt-;3 S-82c; cen
trifugal 96 test, I 9-163 19 -12c. ( Molasses
Benson
The Pioneer Town Site company to
GeortiH M. Marrold, lots 11 and 12,
Bennlngf n
Fred and Marie Peters to Joseph E.
Fletcher, lots 12 and 13, block 3, Ben
nington Peter and Mary Mangold to Oeorge M.
Mangold, Iota 8 and 9, block 2. Bin
nlngton ,
Total..
L60
L'O
0
l.'OO
.$35,433
WE OFFER AT PAR FOR A
7 H GOLD UOMMi-
L1M1TED PERIOD.
0 ULAJIAMIlKD stuck
with bonus of stock In three subsidiary rompalnies.
TZV rZ2e OBBT FEB ASTsTOM OOUAITCID BT lOTJB 31II8
on stock ws sre now offering at 89 cents a share In a divlduod paying pro
J act- Writs us for full details.
AMERICAN FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT CO..
Wanted) X.C8I AWOBI.Z8J.
(Representatives
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