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firm, 5e M; futures, steady; January. 6
3ld
liorn-ln London, Pacific coast, quiet.
NEW YORE STOCKS AND BONDS
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
t-.777.!RS; gold coin and bullion, J;
gold certificates. K7.MK.41'
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MaRKET
THE OMAIIA DAILY - BEE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1007.
CRA1S AND PRODUCE M1RILI
Onj One Side and That ii Etuy Up
ward Sailing".
KO OXTEMXG3 AND GOOD DEMAND
Wheat Ojeeaa vtlta Rrirril CbbI
alaa Ilaaae liemaad aad Heavy
Baylae; Raaa the Market
I'm aarflr.
OMAHA. Dec. 30. W07.
.,,"' was only one side to the market
Jl.ta morning, upaard tailing i easy.
T ha market wm bare of offerings, demand
good and buying via general.
N heal opened mm a general commission
house demand, t.tti-ringa mere light and
heavy buying ran the market up sharply?
he mark- t shows signs ot congestion
nd little or nn a? gressivene sa Is shown
"y me short aide.
May wheal opened at tl.W7 and closed
at 11. (CV
Corn was firm and higher and showed
: lend id strength this morning. There was
I 'id buying in evidence and with stocks
'rut her low holders are demanding better
prices.
Way eorn opened at iZa and closed at
Use. ,
iats were up on the start showing In
dependent strength.
There Is a good commission house de
mand and elevator concerns are again sup
plying the demand.
Ma oats opened at 62Sc and crbsed at
Primary wheat receipt were 44.000
bushels and shipments were ffl.0t bushels,
against receipts last year of 664.000 bushel
and shipments of 9H yo bushels.
Oom receipts were 630,000 bushels and
shipments were 4?7,uno bushels, against
receipts last yenV of 057.000 bushels and
shipments of JM.'flO bushels.
Clearances were U4,QU bushels of com,
1.000 bushels of oals and wheat and flour
e-qual to H'.d bushels.
Liverpool closed Id higher on wheat and
Sd higher on corn.
Seaboard reported 1K,V bushels of whest
and t:,OjQ bushels of corn taken for ex
port. l-ocal range of options:
A.rtlcies.1 Open. Hlgh.t Low. Close.lYery.
Whett
Dec. . . .
May...
! July...
ICi rn
T '....
lUV
July. ..
i. I
Dec...
May..
July.
Oa
1 oos
V
2v
nasi
4S41
47 I
1 '!
IMS
fl'!
M'ai
2S!
1 cr."i 1
i
47 I
vl
91
61
61
4
4tvt
Omaha Cask. Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. SWI'ic; No. t
hard, Kliftfc ; No. 4 hard, Mftiflc; No. J
spring. Sftcgitl.On.
COKN-No, I, fio'ff&We; No. 4. 4t
4!c; no grade, 40'4Kc; No. 3 yellow, new,
61Ve; No. I while, 50V-
OATH No. S mixed, 4Mi4iie; No. 1 while.
4"'j4ic; No. 4 white, 4Mj-t9c; standard.
tjv.e.
RTE-No. 76HT7Hc; No. J, TriToc.
Carlo! nerelats.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 12 140 2o8
Minneapolis J.n ...
Omaha 22 25 49
Dultith ,...17
CHICAGO (inAlV AND PROVISIONS
l eatares af the Tradlae; sa Closlng
I Prices sa .Board af Trad.
Vf'HK'AOO. Dec. 39 -Additional rain In
Argentina caused an advance of more than
cents per bushel In the price of wheat
for May delivery on the local exchange
today. At the close the gain was iylVc
compared with (be final quotation of yes
terday. Corn was up W?- Oats were
So higher. Provisions were "V to l"c
higher.
The wheat market opened uneven be
cause of a weak opening at Liverpool.
Within thirty minutes, however, sentiment
became decidedly bullish on the reports of
a sharp rally u Liverpool based upon wet
ft weather in Argentina. Active buying by
ihorts sent the prim of the May option
From Jl.uo7 up to fl.t74, the advance? being
aided by a scarcity of offerings.- The mar
ket was strong for the remainder of the
lay. but the vuluaie of business was small
because of the delay In tne publication of
the government crop report. The close
was strong. May opened tu lower to a
higher at fl to I1.0T.H. advanced to
ll.(; and closed at tl.OfeSal.uA Clear
hiii en of wheal and flour are equal to
bu. Kxpori for the week, as shown
by Uratlstreels. were t.Stki.Otw bu. Primary
receipts were 6S4.0O0 bu., against CM.liuO bu.
on the same day last year. Minneapolis,
Iuluth and Chicago reported receipts of
it'll cars, against UJ cars last week and 414
cars one year ago.
The corn market was strong, being In
fluenced chiefly by the advance In wheat.
Cash houses were among the principal
, buyers. Weather was favorable for the
A-ement. and local recelKa were liberal.
I :.e market closed lirm. May corn opened
!iHged V'n.o higher 't 6tc to &"MC,
aOttanced to 5kSc and closed at WidV
Local receipts were 330 cars, with 12 of
cuiuract grade.
There was only a small trade In. oats,
but the market was Arm in sympathy wild
wheat and corn. May opened unchanged
to i,c higher at 64c to 64Sc. advanced W
tiH.ij.i-t'"-.!: and closttd at Wc. Local re
celnta were 2ij cars.
Provisions were strong all day, despite
a 10-cent decline In live hogs. The strength
of wheat and com Induced considerable
covering by shorts. At the close Mav
pork was up 17o at $13.15. Lard was up
V t t7-6. Kibs wera "Hfclw: higher at
S7.0&.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
earn: corn, 1L7 cars; oata,- 215 cars;
hogs. 22.X1 head.
'1 he leailing lutures ranged as follows:
NEW YORK GKNER4I, MtRKFW
Feataree ef Trading and Prlres oa
l eading ( omsnodltlec.
NEW YORK. TW. .-Ftin-Re-
celpts. 3ft yrt bushels; exports, burhels.
Market firm but quiet- Mlnnoeota
patents. .V,fjS, Minnesota hakers,
M.vau6.on; winter pntents, HmuSS. win
ter straights. II ,V.4 7i; wlnler extras,
tl TTHai; winter low grades. 4 'VV'fS 06. Rve
flour, firm; fair to gijod, MKa.la; choice
to fancy. UJtkm.eal flour,
aleady; 1310 ,.r ,) DS.
CoilNMKAi-Steudy; fine white and yel
low, fl.r.sul.37, coarse, fl.llcttl.SJ; kiln dried,
t3.V:i5f,.
RVE Firm; No. 2 western, oc. f. o, b.
Ni- Vnrk.
WjIEAT Reelpts. iToAW by.; exports,
II. 746 bu.: sjtot market strong. No. i red.
Il.ta elevator; No. 2 red, Il.tCH f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Iniluth. $1 :t f. o. b.
1 afloat; No. 1 hard winter. l 17"4 f. o. b
i afloat. In response to fresh reports of
lain In Argentina wheat advanced lc per
bushel today, with shorts large buyers.
There . considerable laie profit-iaiting
on the failure of the crop rinrt to appear,
but final prices were still V to lc net
higher. December. $1 07fi l. 11-1S, closed
11 '7V May, tl. 111. 1.ts. closed 11.13; July,
U.nRViJjl.Ofci, closed II iV
CORN Receipts. 2.150 bu.; exports, 43 XM
bu.; spot market firm. No. I, 7Jc elovattr
and bc t. o. h. afloat: No. 2 white, fciT
and No. 2 yellow, nominal, f. o. b. afloat.
The option market waa without transac
tions, closing Sc net higher. December
closed at 7'c: May closed at tlHc
OATS Receipts, 5o.l hu. ; exports. C5
bu.: spot market easy. Mixed ots, 36 to
J2 lbs., 64c; natural white, M to 12 lbs.,
MiMc; clipped white, 3J to 40 lbs., 6S'a
64c.
HAT Quiet; good to, choice, $1.0031.06.
Mors (juiet; state, comtneu to choice,
lle-7. 13i!7c; !!, tric; Pacific coast. Iv7.
tlllc; 1!)TI6, rat.
HIDES-Qulet; Bogota, 104ftl7c; Central
Amer'ean. r.Vjl9o.
PROVI3IONS-Heef stcadv; family, I16.C0
eiifri; mess. 110 yfall.flo; beef hams, UI.W
6Xfi; packet, J12.2Mil2.liO: extra India,
l:2.iwi3 HO; cut meats, steatlv; pickled bel
lies. I.75ilO W; pic kled hams, tin OOVin M.
Lard, easy; western prime, JH.1WjS.25,
nominal; refined, easy; continent. J" 75;
outh Amenta. JS.Jo; compound, J73l'r
J.'-'4. Pork, barely steady; fajntiy. J18 mi
18 6"; ahort clears, J16.5ik&1.T6; mess, 114.60
615 25.
RICE-Julet; domestic, fair to extra.
2. ilyc: Japan, nnmlnnl.
TALLOW Quiet; city ti per packaage)
6 6-lHc- country (packagea free), 'jt'HC.
POULTRY Alive dull; western chickens,
"c; fowla, HSc; turkeys. ISc; dressed
firm; western chickens, 13'5ac; turkeys,
153 lc; fowls, tantc.
nyiTF. K oitauy, imitation creamery,
first, 2p21c.
CHEEbB Firm; state, full cream, small
colored and white, fine. lMc; large colored
and white, 15Hc; large. , good to prime, 144
4jlf-: lare. common to fail, I'S'lllV.
EGGS Unsettled: stste, Pennsylvania
and nearby good to choice, 3t1ic; average
best, 24rS5c; first to extra first, Jlik-;
western firgt, Soj31c; seconds, 27ia29c.
Dull Trading it Accompanied by Show
of Considerable Strength.
BANK FORECAST IS FAVORABLE
WKATIIER I.N THE GRAlV BELT
Fair Probably Saturday, rrllh No Im
portant Change la Tempera! ore.
OMAIIA, Dec. 20. 1907.
Light and scattered snows are falling In
the mountains this morning and increaalng
cloudiness Is shown throughout the west.
Liljt rains are falling I.. the gulf states
and genoraly cloudy weather prevails in
the eastern and southern states. Tempera
tures are lower in the middle Atlantic
states and In the extreme upper Missouri
valley and northwest. They are lusher In
the central valleys. southern states,
througohut the mountain districts and west
la the Pacific ' coast. The weather will
continue fair in this vicinity tonight anJ
probably Saturday, with not much change
in temperature
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the correspond
ing day of the last three years:
li. ltK"3. 1S05. 1901.
Minimum temperature.... 20 2o 26 t.
Precipitation 00 T .to .0l
Normal temperature for today, 28 dtgreus.
lienrlenoy in precipitation since Match 1.
7.22 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 13i,
4.oo Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In lft.6,
t.4 Inches. L. A. WELSH,
Local forecaster.
Articles ! Open.l High. Low. Close l Tes y.
Wheal
IVc.
May
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- J
V"i orn
Ier.
,May
JMly
Ua I s
a May
bMay
aJuly
' bJuly
May
Lr.l
Jan.
May
Ribs
Jan.
May
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1 QV
I !S4j 0S
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1 04'i,5i
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7 so
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7 U6 I 74
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
KMU'll-Firm; winter patents. J4.y9
IKI; w inter straights, ti.yi .;,, spring pot-
ml, t-'i .''it io; spring straights, )4.4u4.K;
bskrrs, J'l u4 25.
WHBAT-So. J spriiar. JlOjin: No S
spring. Ilnl 12; No. 2 led. W Vrttl
CORN-No. 1 iliJ.'; No. t yellow. 4f
64c.
OATS-No. J, 6nT,c; No. i white, 4HfvIto.
RVE-No. !. The.
HARLEY Fair to choice nialling. SVQ
',c.
HEED8 Flag. No. 1 northwestern. S1.14Vf.
pi mm timothy, J Dt i&. Clover, contract
grades. Hi 50.
I'Ki iVIKKiNS Shert ribs, sldea (loose).
tS .V(9 i5. Mess pork, per bbl . IliUStf
it A. 1-ard. per lbs , j; SO. Short clear
les (boxedl, J7 ti7.12Vt.
I'ollowing were the recelott and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Rcepta. Shipments.
Flour, bbls Si.) 1
Vhxat. bii GvAU 23.5(0
Corn, bu .MiiO lx n
Oats, bu its ivo Ito.J'X;
Rye, bu ton
barley, bu en t (,)
On the pToduca'exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, i
fec; dairies, 1mu25c. Eggs, steady - at mark.
sees Included. .t S. . firsta, 22c; prime
rts, 26c; extras, 27c. Checae, strong, 114
t. Loals Graeral Market..
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2J.-WHEAT-Higher;
track. No. 2 red cash, $1 uiV: No. t hard,
tl.oi4ul.06; May, Jl.ooS; July, 6c.
CORN Higher; Mtai k. No. 2 cash, 55c;
May, oeVfcculy, W-Vyo6c; No. 2 whltv,
OATS-Dull; track. No. cash, 60c; May,
52Sc; No. 2 white, 62?c.
tbulh-Dull; red winter patents, J4.0Vtf
4.N5; extra fancy and straight, Jl.&fcg4.i';
clears, J3.75ir4.o0.
SEED Steady ; timothy, I3.joe4.20.
COKNMEAly-b'teady at J2.Hu.
BRAN (strung; sacked, east track, J1.0S
& 1.10.
HAY -Steady ; timothy, J10.0W&17.00; prai
rie, ts.0ugrll.6u.
1RH. tin TONTIE8-tl.l.
HAliGINU c.
HEMP TWINE 11c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; jobbing.
J13.00. Lard, higher; prime steam, J 7. S 5.
lrv salt meats, steaay; boxed,
shorts. S S7 Vx : clear ribs. Js.25;
clears, 28.75. Bacon, steady; boxed,
shorts. 19.25: clear ribs, .12Vsi
clears. a
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 7c; springs,
8c; turkeys. 11c; ducks, sc ; geese. 7c.
BUTTER Bieady ; ceramery- 23VHJ29C
EUGS Steady at 21c case corint.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour.' bbls 11,000 12.000
Wheat, bu 50.000 41.000
Corn, bu St.000 4.00
Oats, bu v 51,000 2V.000
extr.
. short
extra
short
Market Ignores High Hate for Call
Money and Galaa Are Generally
Wall Maintained to a
Firm Cloning. .
NEW TORK. IVc. 10 The dull trad
ing on the htoek exchange today was ac
companied by considerable strength, which
was fltspla. ed in a spottv nd trregJiar
manner. Professional traders did much
of the butlness and buying to cover anon
by a retreating besr Interest was an Im
portant factor in the activity. There was
an awpuniption on the part of buver ot
stocks that tomorrow's bank statement
was to show a material recuperation In
the position ot the clearing house Institu
tions. The usual preliminary forecast of Hie
week's currency movement Indicated some
improvement of position, but It was on
an Intimation of the concealed changes
that the assumption of radical betterment
waa based. It was reported that there
had been returns made during the we-k
of some of the advances to trust com
panies that were beleaguered during the
panic period, which waa likely to have
notable effect not only on the cai-ti. It
was said, but on the loana of the banks,
as both kinds of assistance was known
to have been extended to the trust com
panies bv the banks In their period of
need. The know n movfmentt of money
indicate that the tide of the cash move
ment to the Interior has lost some of its
force, while gold baa continued to arrive
from abroad. The local banks have bene
fited also from Increased deposits of gov
ernrent funds during the week. The
promised net result is a substantial gain
In cash by the banks and estimated to be
In the neighborhood of J2, 000. 000. Liquida
tion In the stock market during the weeK
is assumed to have effected some reduc
tion of the loan Item, which woulJ also
operate to bring the proportion of te
serves up towards the level of the legal
requirements. The Issuance during the
day of the call nf-the New York State
Banking department for reports of condi
tion of state banks and trust companies
as of December 1 Is expected to be fol
lowed by greater freedom on the part of
those Institutions In extending credits
The expectation of this call is supposed
to have had some restraining Influence
me roncy or me trust companies in
Minneapolis tiratn Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Dec. 20 WHEAT
-May. Jl llVtil.US: July, tl ,12-; Ku. 1
liard, Sl-Uts: No. 1. northern. Jl.Urs; No. .
ii-jrtnern. 1.0vUl-ViV; No. J. northern.
tl.o" il 04H
Y l-OUR-Vlrat patents. J4 ei.: second
patents, JO 4va 5o: first clears, lij- tv,
aecond clears, J2Xtl4 U.l
I UX-U" acu.and. closing price and
to arrive. J1.L2V
p BIIAA-in ouia. iJiuua w.
Liverpool feral a aarkst.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 20 WHEAT-fpot,
No. 2 red western wlnler. firm, Ts 6 VI;
fi.luie. tirra: December, nominal; alaixh.
6a Id: V.y. o Vd.
CORN tspot, prim Mixed American, new.
lrd. ta id; pi une nuied Aiuerkaa, old.
Kansas City Grata aad ProTlsloas.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 20 WHEAT Mav,
tl.00:; July, l7c; cash, No. 2 hard, Kbiij
MVC;'No. 2. KtiSJc; No. 2 red g-97V-' ;
No. 3. 041 kr. .
CORN May, 52'4c; July. Sic: cash. No. I
hard. HGT'ilKV: No- &!!; No. 2 red. K1
JKV; No. 3. rfbWc.
OATS No. 2 Wlnte. 50c; No. 2 mixed.
4tf4eV:.
RYE 71 tl 75c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy. 1 1 2.00 &
12 60; choice prairie, J9.0ot2s.60.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, Z7Vc; pack
ing. 16o.
EGG8-8teady; extras. 2f.c: firsts. I4c.
Receipts, shipments.
Wheat, bu 6K.0OO 61.000
Corn, bu ...62.000 r..00
Oati, bu 13.000 10,0 JO
Teorla Market.
PEOK1A. Dec. 20-CORN-New steady;
No. 3 yellow, 65fHc: No. 2, 64!c; No. t.
62,4-K'Sc: no grade. S-'Hc.
OATS Easy; No. 3 wJilte, . &0,St51c; No.
4 white, 4."7jiyic. '
RYE Pull; No. 2, 77ii60c.
WHISKY On the basis of finished goods,
tl 35.
Mllwaake Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dec. 20. WTl EA T
RtsJv-. No. 1. northern. Jl.hVal.10H; No. 2,
northern. Jl.o0; May, Jl.fH.
HARLEY Steady. No. 2. 7c; sample.
tetiieM-.
CORN Steady. No. J cafch, 56iWic; ifay,
5'tc asked.
UalathGrala Market.
DII.VTH, Minn.. Pec. S.-WH EAT No.
1. northern. Jl i; No. ;. northern, tl.KjT;
December, l.ia; May. tl-HW.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Pec, 20 M ETA 1-8 There
was a further advance In the London tin
market, with spot closing at 121 15s and
futures at 123 IUh. Locally, the market
was firm and higher, with quotations
janging from JlS so to J27 25. A moderate
advance waa reported In the London copper
ma i k et. spot closing al A. IS 15a and futures
at a.l. Locally, the market was firm and
slightly higher, with lake quoted at llllll,
V1225: el-i lrolytic.Jli.004114 12: casting.
J1175ul2 K7S- Iead was unchanged al i.13
17a td In Ivondon. The local iimrh-et waa
dull at J3-ii3 45. Spelter was 5a lower at
a. IS 15s In the KngPsb market and was
weak at 24 lotrt locally. Iron waa higher,
with standard foundry quoted at 4as and
Cleveland warrants at !'. U"d in the I.n.
don market. Locally, lha market was nomt
rally unchanged; No. 1 northern foundrv,
118 at61.75; No. t northern foundry, J17.75J
II : southern gradea, nominal.
IT. LOL'ld, Mo., Pec. 1SJ. METAI
Lead, lower at 13.40. Speller, dull at J4 00
asked.
CoaTeo Market.
NEW YORK, Ic. 20 COFFEE Mar
ket far coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to a drxiloe of 6 points
under scattered realising, but swelled
during the day cn a moderate demand
from trad Interests, continued light re
ceipts ai4 steady European markets. The
clone was dull, net 4 points lower to 6
roints higher. Kales were reported of
4 50 bags. Including Dei-ember at 6 75.:;
January. 6.70c; March. 6 75c; May, 6 5c;
B. oteu.l'er, tile. 8iot coffee, unlet; No.
7 Hlo. c; No. 4 Santos. c Mild tof
fee, steady; Cordova. JWtxlJc. ,
HEPORT OP TlIK CLEARING II0lE
Trnnsartlona of Ike Assoelated Banks
for the Week.
NEW YORK. Dec. 30 Bradstrect's bank
clearings report for the week ending IV
cemher 1 shows an aeirres.te of 62. lm.
1."', against 12.271. 2SJ.uO lust week and
U.5Sa.617.n In the corresponding week last
year. Canadian clearings for the week
total IM.lCfm. as against Jv?.374.iiO last
week and J"o77.nO In the same week last
year. The foliqwing Is a list of the cities:
CITIES.
Clearings Inc. Dec
th!i respect. The' moravy market itself
am not sh ow any greater ease, the call loan
rate. In fact, touching the highest level
of the week. The stock market Ignored
this and the continued dearth of funds
In the time money market. Additional
gild was enraged abroad and discounts
advanced In London.
An advance In the price of copper In
Tyondon and here waa a feature of the
day and made the copper industrials
strong. There was a violent advance In
Consolidated Oa-and Its affiliated com
pany, the Brooklyn Union Oas. based rn
the J'idlclal decision In favor of the
company's contentions against the S0-.-ent
gas law. The movement In Brooklyn
Transit owed something to sympathy with
the rise In the gas stocks. Union Pa'-lflc
was freely bought In connection ui'h
the ramphlet report of the operations
for the. year ending June 30, which re
ported earnings for November maintained
at a high level. Points of special strength
of tht kind spread an influence through
the rest of the list and gave quite genertl
strength to the market. Gains were main
tained to a firm closing.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, rar
vslue. J3. 020. 000. United States bonus
were unchanged on call.
Number of sales and quotations on stocks
were aa follows:
Adams ExpreM
Amslcasisiet Copper . .
Am. C. A r
Am. C. a P. pit
Am. Cotioa fill
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
American Express
Am. H. a L p'.i
Americas Irs
Am. LlaMe4 Oil
Am. L4nMes Oil pfd...
Am. Leeomotlvo
Am. LooomoUve pfd...
Aa. B. R
Ail 8. a ft. pld
Am. flugir Kftnlng
Am. Tdbsco pfd ctfs..
Aaarooda Mining Co...
Atchtsoa
Alchifton pfd
Auaallc Coast bin.:..
Baltimore a Oafto
Pal. a Ohio ptd
Brook, ju Kapld Tr
Canadian Pacific ,
Central of New Jersey.
Cheaapeahs a Onto....
Chicago lie W
ciut.go a n. w
Chlraao. M. a St. P...
rim-ago T. T
Clilcgo T. a T. pd ..
C. C. C. a Ft. L
Colorado r. a I
Colorado a So
Colo, a o. in pfd
Colo, a so. td pfd
Couaolldaud Uaa
Cnra Producta. rft
Corn Products pfd
Ielawara A Hudaon....
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i. a h. o pfd
PiMiliera' Seiurltlss ..
Kris
Krle lot pfd
Ens Id rid
Utneral Elactrlc
Ililnola Central
International Paper ....
Int. hapor pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaas Cur So
K. C. 8o. pfd
UMUavlllo N
Mra.ran Central
Minn. A St. L
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a., K. a T
M . K a T. pld
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n aw. pfd
No. AmTltas
Pacific Mali
Paniiaylf anl
People's Gaa
r . c, c. a 8t L.
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Prersed 8. C. pfd I
Pullman Palaca Car
Raading
haading lat pfd
Hradlng td pfd
hepubiic (l
RepuDl c ieol pfd
Rock Und Co
Rotk la.and C. pfd
at. l. a s. k :d pfd ....
St. Loula 8. W
t L. B. W. pfd
Southern Paflfto
So. Pacific pfd
So. Railway . ,
Teiaa a Pariflc
Toledo, 81. L. a W
T., 81. u a W. ptd
t'ulou Patiflc
t'nlon Pacific pfd
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t:. S. healty....
I 8. Rukoor
V. 8. Raider pfd
V. 8. Steel
l 8. Sieel pfd
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Va 'aro. t'bem. pfd
Waoman.
WabaaS pfd
Walik-Kargo Ex.. offerad..
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Central Lathtr
Conlral Laolbar pfd
InierDorough Mat
Int. Mot. pfd
Northern pacific
Ureal Northern pfd
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Chicago
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Kansas City ,
Cincinnati
New rlesns ,
Mir.nrapolls
Oeveland
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Louisville
lxa Angeles
Omaha
Milwaukee
Seattle
Ft. Paul
Providence
HufTalo
Indianapolis
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Fort Worthy ,
Richmond
Albany ,
Washington
Bait Lake City
Portland. Ore ,
Columbus, O
St. Joseph
Memphis ,
Savannah
Atlanta
Spokane
Toledo
Tacomn
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
Peoria
Tea Moines
Norfolk
New Haven
Orand Rapids
Dayton
Portland. Me
Sioux City
Springfield. Mass..
Fvansville
lilrrr.lngham
Spracuse
Augusta, Ga
Mobile
Worcester
Knoxville-.-
Wilmington, Del...
Charleston. 8, C..
Chattanooga
Jacksonville, Fla..
Wichita
Wllkeeharre
Pavenport
Little Rock
Wheeling. W. Va..
Fall River
Kalamaioo
Topeka v..
Springfield, III. .7...
Helena
Fort Wavne
New Bedford
Ixlnrton
Younpstown
Frie. Pa
Macon
Akron. O
Rock ford. Ill
Cedar Iianlds, la..
Chester, Pa
Binghamton
Fargo. N. D
Lowell
Canton. O
Bloomlngton. Ill
Bouth Bend, Ind...
Ouincy. III..,.
Springfield. t
Sioux Fails
Mansfield, O
fVcatur, ill
Fremont. Neb.."
Jacksonville. Ill
Lincoln. Neb
lOakland, Cal
(Houston
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London Clnslns; Itaeka.
LONIX)N, tec. 3P Closing quotations on
stocks were:
Consols, money . . .
da account
Asaf-ouoa
Autua
do pfd
tuiilmora a Ohio.
taaaSuoi ferine IMS Rand Ml
hroapcaae a Ohio... si kieimi
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. do pfd
. USV. 8 Steal
. til do pfd
. 14a Wahaaa
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MAiul. Cweper ....
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130. 775 ('I'll 20 I
U ItVl.illl. II
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t,17S.0i 7.6
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d.eiW fV'...,.. 31.
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Cattle Are Slow and Dull, with Little
Change in Pricei.
HOGS TAKE TURN FOB WORSE
Set Esotik Sheep or Lambs la Slant
to Make a Market ar Establish
qnotntlons Feeling Jnst
A beat tendT.
BOfTH OMAHA, Dec. tX 1907.
Tteceltil were: Cattle.
Official Monday 4.M2
UfhVial Tuesday J.ol
Ctffltial Wednesday 3.7M
Odiclal Thursday ........ 2.S55
Ksllmate Friday I..V1O
Hoss. Bhiep.
2J
J.ilH
9.l :i
10.167
6.0
Five days thla week....15.a79 3:.M7
Same days last week 12.151 3.
8anie days 2 weeks bro. IK MT X.ZT1
Same days J weeks aao..l2.9 12.449
Bame days 4 weeks a;o. .1H 2 22 5:5
Same days last ytar 25.1
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
Ilia year to date, compared with last year:
1)V7. 195. Inc. Dec.
Cattle l,14fi! 1.0M.MO 79,S9
Hoks tZK.KM 2.343;2 512
Sheep 2,U27,0.'7 2.14I.M48 113,121
The following- tahle shows the average
price of hoits at Bouth Omaha for the last
several days, with eomparlsona:
Data. I IJ07. ioj. ux.i90. u03. iit.;im.
Dec. IT.
Deo. 11...
Dec. 11...
Dec. 13...
Dee. 14...
Dec. 15..
Dec. 16...
Dec. 17...
Dec
Dec. 19...
Dec 20...
4 3314! s !1 I 4 St
4 4x1 6 .4 I 79
4 70V,: 6 OT 4 tt! 4 43
4 88 , 4 41
4 W 4 39
4 iSi ( (6
4 2U 6 O
4 4fi
4 47
4 49
o
4 45
I 6 11! 4 HI 4 1 4 41; 09
4 23 I I 4 7C 4 42 4 2 16'
4 47 I 6 IS I 4 4ii 4 34 , 6 2.'
4 4", 6 18j 4 1 4 z, 6 H
4 354! 6 191 4 M 4 501 4 31 i 6 01
4 a I 6 1H 4 Si 4 M I 6 07.
5 I? 6 14
6 01 6 16
EM 111
t 9s: 1 ti
22
I 27
14
27
6 13
6 04
Sunday.
The ofllclal number of cars of
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. M. A Ft. P 2
Missouri 1'acitlc
Union Pacific System.
C. 4c N. W., east
C. & N. W.. west
C St. P. M. & O
C. li & Q , cast
C, B. & (J., West
C. R. I. A P., ea.t
C, R. I. "at P.. w est
Ililnola Central
Chicago Great Western.
2
24
3
li
3
4
29
1
1
:o
&
21
5
5
19
91
stock
10
12 1
3.3
4.7
19 9
12 0
4.2
'As
13.0
14 9
31.9
4 2
10.7
M.I
3.7
11.7
4 4
1
7.8
I 23.5
63.5!
46.J
27.1
'2!6
62.4
29 6
tit
CANADA.
B. C.
Montreal .
Toronto ..
Winnipeg;
Ottawa ...
Vancouver,
Halifax ...
Quot.ee
Hamilton'
St. John. N. B
Indon, Ont...
Victoria. B. C.
K'alBary
IKdmonton ....
2S.227.onni...
23.923.Wini...
3.h3 OOO1.
3.7M.f
2 om .fin 1
1.274,Oi10
lSstiftlV,
1 S4',0i
1.247 Wl.
1 14W.
1 27 fart'
875.000!.
14.0 .
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2 1.
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24.7
13 0
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2
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PAPER-6 per
tN'ot Included In totals because containing
other itt-nis than clearing's.
Not Included In totals because cemparl
sora are incomplete-
w York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. HO.-MONET-On call,
firm; S.S1 per cent; ruling rpte, 15 per cent
closins bid. 10 per tent; offered at 14 per
cent. Time loans, nominal; sixty and
ninety days, 12 per cent; six months, 8 per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Strong, with
actual business in bankers' bills at H iV.4r
4.W70 for demand, and at J4 &O40I&4 !ei5o for
ixty-day bills; commercial hills. JI.8o25.
SILVER-Bar, 13c; Mexican dollars. 41c.
BOND3 Government steady: railroad
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds
ii-uows:
1!-. a N. unl. 4a 4
.l'5 Man. c. g. 4a tl
10H4ajx. Central 4a. T.M,
101 M do let inc 4
l'. Mlns. a St. L. 4.. I
1 M., K. a T. 4a .
. do ta
. 4 . R. R. of If. ,
. 1a T. c. 1 r,i
. l J. C. I 6a..
4 No. Pacific 4s ...
. do la
- eT'a. A W. c. 4a...
. 7 'O. g. L. rfdg. 4.
i Peon. iodt. aSa.
. 2 PteadiLg geo. 4a.
4! St. L i I II c.
U. t. ref. ts. rg..
do coupon
f (. ta. reg
do ooupos
I'. I. s. 4a. rog ...
do coupon
Asv Tobacco 4s
do pfd
Atihiacn gao. 4a....
do aitj. 4
'Atlantic C. L. 4s..
Bal. a Ohio 4s
do S
Brk. R. T. e. 4a...
Central of Ga. &a..
do let Inc
do :d Inc
do Sd Inc.
rt-e a Obie 4'ta..
Cnlt-agu a A. 1st.
c, b. a g. a. as.
C R. I. a P. 4a..
do col. fe
C'X'. A St. L. 1
Colo. Ind. aa, ear.
Colo. Mid 4e T
Colo, a So. 4a
Cuba fa
n a h. o 4t
riletlllera' Bee. U .
Erie p. I. 4a
do gen. 4a
Hock. Vsl. 4'e . .
Japan 4a . .
do 4a rife
do zd eenee.
Bid. OSarel.
wera at
' st. l. a
m st l. e. w.
3 draboard A. U 4a..
So. Pacific 4a
1 do lat 4a nfi
"3 So Hallo. it
1 ttlii a P le
4i T.. Bt. U a W. 4a
:t Vnlon ParlBc 4a
tl do ct. 4a
V. S. ateei M ee....
1 Wabaah 1.
do deb B
W-eatern Md. 4e
73 Wla. Central 4a
Au hiaon rv. 4a
1 do re. 5a
S Inu Met.
6
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.... -...117
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47
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. 44
. 43
. an
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. 4
. 7'i
Total receipts 82
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tl.e r.u.u
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha PackiiiK Co..
Swift and Company
Cudahy packing Co
Armour & Co
Armour, from Denvtr
Vansant Sc Co
McCreary & Carey
V. I'. Lewis
Hamilton & Rothschild..
l.avton
J. H. Bulla
Sam Werlhelmer
J. B. Root A Co
T. B. lniihram
V. A. JJrltton
Iehmer Broa
Meyers
Cudahy. Port Worth
Other buyers
1J3
4M
60
24
6
(W
31
4
13
ion
Si 7
lto
0.19
1.5 Jl
l.Hbk'
102
4K)
1S1
M'l
14S
13
1.173
Total 1.U1 .5W J.303
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
were Unlit as usual on a Friday. More
that that, the. quality was not very good,
the arrivals consisting principally of trash,
that is, a whole lot of odds and ends and
not very much of anything.
The market was in about the same condi
tion that It has been in every day this
week, that is, slow and dull from start to
finish. As is apt to be the case just before
the holidays, lha demand was limited, and
W'hlle paikers would pick out here and
there a load of steers that just happened
to meet their requirements, salesmen found
It In many cases hard work unloading.
Packers report the consuming demand
lighter than usual at this season of the
year, and prospects at the present time
would seem to favor the Jpellef In a con
tnnuance of dull markets until after the
holidays.
The few cows and heifers here were also
slow sellers, but still the trade was in about
the same condition as yesterday, there be
ing no quotable change In prices.
There were not enough feeders to cut
any figure in the market. Owiwj to mod
erate receipts and a little belter demand,
strictly good feeders have shown some
strength this week, but It is very evident
that the market Is not In a condition to
stand very large runs.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, J4 ko'hS.oO; fair to gmd
corn-fed steers. 14 3504 tp): common to fair
corn-fed steers, JJ.KMrt 35; good to choice
cows and heifers, J?25j 4 25; fair to good
cows and helters, J2. liKJi 3. 26 ; common to
fair cows and heifers, Ji.25jj2.40; good to
choice stockers and feeders. J3.7Mi4.26: fair
to rood stockers and feeders. J3.2(xg3 70:
common to fair stockers and feeders, 12.00
fcJ 20.
Representative sales:
BEEF PTEER8.
j3V
Independent Telephone Co.
...OF OMAHA...
OFFERS TO INVESTORS
FIRSI MORTGAGE 30-YEAR GOLD BONDS
DCMOMINATIONSi SI.00O. SSOO. S100
AT PRICES PPcf
TO YIELD a yo
Descriptive Circulars Vpon Bequest. luterriewe Invited.
W. O. POOR, Harney St.
tT V 4 K 144 H IS
IS 40 4 47 ... 4 ft
t7 ZI D IX 17 Ill ... 4 ts
ff til ... 4 t'l 71 t.u ... 4 sr.
M lit 40 4 10 41 :B ... 4 II
44 7 io t tn 7i m ... 4 ti
41 1' 1M 4 to 71 171 w It
to tfl ... 4 it t.'4 ... 4 .'.
41 121 a I m - ? ... 4
V !M ... 4 HI t 7 IV 4 I"
r? iti ... 4 r no w 4
e !M 134 4 t '4 IC J) M
Tl !M ... 4 IHi tl ! ... 4 10
4 ltd 1M 4 tl V., 231 ) 4 W
11 40 4 t 4 "7.. li4 40 4 10
W :tl 1 4 12 tt ) to 4 IS
lit !4 4 tlij 41 1 ... 4 111
4 la 140 4 Kw, (.: ill 40 d to
tl till ttfl 4 :. M M ... 4 IS
41 Wt ... 4 7U 144 U 4 ITS
t n w 1 12
BHEEP Receipts of sheep this morning
were so light that there were really not
enough in sight to make a market. All
told, only five fresh cars were reported.
Of these two cars of lambs sold at J.V34. A
car and a half of lambs on the nsthe order
sold st Jo.Oii. with a tar and a half of ewes
at e-lVl, All these prices looked Just about
steady with yesterday.
As has been noted from dsy to day. the
market on both sheep and lambs has been
very quiet, with the demand limited. This
is nothing unustal, as no one ever looks
for very active trade just before the be
ginning of the holidays. For this reason
operators on the market as a rule are in
ticipatlr.g a continuance of the present
quiet market until after the- first of the
year.
Five cars of feeders came In late and
unexpectedly. Tl.ev were ahout half and
half ewes and lambs. Four cars of them
were Wyoming rangers.
Quotations on givxl to choice fed sheep
and lamrrv Lambs, fa.EoWl.s; -yearling
wethers. M.IDS 4-4i; wethers, W OviM lj; ewes,
.rtVG3.;5.
KeDri-fentatlve sales:
No.
1& western ewe culls
1-iS western ewes
133 western lambs
IS western lamb rulle
60 western wethers
47 western lamb feeders..
4 western wether cuils
14J14Ur. Raisins are unchanged. with
loose Muscatel quoted at T'(i;,c; seeded
rausins, ItySStt.
Av.
. fl
. Ill
. Jet
. 7
. K7
. 4ij
. 67
Tr.
: 2s
J M
6 "0
5 01
4 ml
4 SS
J 7a
CHICAGO L1VK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Firm and II Inner Hoses steady
Sheep 1'lun.
CHICAGO. Dec. lO CATTLE Receipts,
about i bend; market firm and hisjier;
stens. tt .Sofa 425; cows. J2.7.Va4 6"; heifers,
J2.ii;ii .;' bulls. J2.ft4i4 90; calves, J3.CMj;.uO;
stockers and feeders. 2..'fi4.BO.
lKiS Receipts, estimated about 85100
head; market steady: choice heavy ship
ping. 4.4tiy4.4.S: butt her. J4.4?i4 45: light
and mined. J4.3Ki4.J5; choice light. J4.3514 i;
packing. J4.m-y 4i.'i; pigs, U.7u'g4.25, bulk,
i4.n4.;&
8HF.KH AND LAMPS- Rec,lpts, estl-mat-'d
about o.m.10 head: market firm; sheep,
J2 j.i4 5u; lambs, Ji.0iXu6 On; yearlings, J4.0U'!
4.60.
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KANSAS CITT. Mo.. Dec. 20. CATTLE
Receipts. 2.4M head, including X southerns.
Market slow but steady: choice export and
dressed beef steers, J4.754jiu.4o; fatr to good,
J3.7i4.73; western steers, J3.5' tH.TB; Block
ers and feeders, JJ.lo4i4.25; southern steers,
P.404J4.IT.: southern cows, t2.0C2f3.10; native
cows, t2.00i4.25; native heifers. J2. 754.50;
bulls. t2.4w.a.5ij: calves, J3.25f .0O.
HOOS Receipts, 4.0U0 head. Market ir4r
StV lower; top. J4.32H: bulk of sales, J4.1iViJ
4.30; heaVy, J4.2in4 .321 ; packers, J4.153'
4.32H; pigs and lights, J4.tViti4.3o.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.000
hesd Market slow and a shade lower;
Iambs. J5.afi.o5; ewes and yearlings. H (".(
4 60: westeria-yearlings,-JtJi.4j4.75; western
Lsheep, Jo.25(ii4.35; slocKcrs and feeders, JJ-25
St. l.onls Live? stock Market.
BT. LOCIS, Mo. Dec. 3J. CATTLE Re
ceipts, l.Btaj head, Including 600 Texans.
Market steady: native shipping and export
steers, t4.!i45.': dressed beef and butcher
steers, j4.25'Tj5.f"3; steers under l.'i lbs.,
J.1.00tj4.40; stockers and feeders. J2.25r4 25:
cows and heifers, J2 WyGAiO; canners, Jl.5i g
110: bulls. r--Oft4.50; calves, J2.5oti7.;
Texas and Indian steers, J4. G5j 3. 10 ; cows
and heifers, J1.50U3.7&.
HOGS Recells. S.500 hesd. Market
steady to 5c higher; pigs and lights. J4 45'j
4.60; packers. H.ot4.55; butchers and best
l.eavv. J4.4tr&4 65.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. W0 head.
Market steady; native muttons, Jl v;S i;
lambs, e3.254iQ.75; culls and bucks, Jl.7i u2.5o.
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POSTON, Dec. 30. -Call loans. 6U13
cent: time loans, 6Vk?llO per cent. Om
clop'ng on stoiks and bonds:
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NEW YORK, Dec. 21. Closing quotations
en mining stocks were-
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OMAHA. rec. M-Baak clearings for to
day were tl.aJ4.ts.lj, and fur lha cotre
SLOcduig dais last itai i44t21.Uk
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WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
17 cow s i.2 I! :'5 i cows "! S 60
HOGS The market opened this morning
with speculators and shippers picking up a
few such IcaJs as would answer their pur
poses at prices that were about steady with
yesterday's early market, although con
siderably lower than the best time. In
other word, they paid J4 3oiil.35, and as
high a 1. J4.37H. The demand from this
t' li roe waa limited and as soon aa the ship
pers stopiied buying the market came to
a standstill. The big packers were all
claiming that the market al tnis point was
too high yei'erday, as compared with Chi
cago, and as tarly advices from Chiuago in
dicated a still lower market at that point
today, they were determined to force prices
downward. Accordingly they started out
bidding J4.2'tj4 25, but sellers Were not In
clined to make such a heavy concession
without a hard fight, and the morning ac
cordingly wore away with very little busi
ness Iraneacled.
liuyeis were stubborn, and. as they would
not raise their bids, sellers were finally
forced to cut loose on the basle of Jl 22Vj
for the general run of good hogs. A con
siderable proportion of the receipts
changed hands a' this figure, but still buy
ers were nut satisfied and later on it waa
Impossible to get over Ji.ji, with the less
desirable loads even lower than that. In
other words, ihe market became 15c lower
thaa yesterday's general market, or 2oc
lower than yesterday's best time.
As noted yesterday, the market at the
present rime Is a most difficult proposition
for anyone to operate upon. Ii is ao un
certain and takes such unexpected turns
that neither buyera nor sellers know where
they are at or what is coming next. Yes
terday the mantel opened at what looked
like a fair figure as tumpared with other
market points. Then as Chicago came
closing worse, tins market befaii bracing
up and got stronger every minute, closing
at tl.e high point. Thus the early ulti
looked lew as compttrrd with the later
market. Today t.'ie trade waa reversed it
kept fi tting worse from start to finiaii, so
that the early sales looked very hlgn as
t-oinJjared with tl.e close. These sudJen
changes up and down ar unexplained and
there la no way that a fc.-ll.-r a,n protect
himself, lie may refuse to cut liot at
what I H)Vs like a low pi Ice. only to nnd a
few minutes later that it waa really a high
figure.
ttepreaeniaiive salts:
St. Joseph l.lve Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo , Dec. 10. -CATTLE
Receipts, 9J3 head. Market steady: natives,
J4.0iu.c; cows and heifers, tl.754;-i.60;
Blockers and feeders, t3.!5&4.Mf.
HOGS Receipts, 6.1W head. Market 15c
lower: top, J4.35; bulk of sales, J4. 154.30.
SHEEP AND - LAMES Receipts, 2.340
head. Market steady; lambs, Ji.O.'liVw,
yearlings, J4.25&6.00.
Sloaz Cltr Live Stork Market.
PIOITX CITY. Dec. 20. (Special Tele
gram. ) CATTLE Receipts. J head; mar
ket slow; stockers steady; beeves, JI.Oi'O'
i.5fi; cows and heifers. I2.vuo.05; stockers
and feeders. J2.754j3.il. calves and year,
hugs. J2.iMt3.4ui.
HOGS R.-celi ts, 4.800 head: mafket 610c
lower, selling at Jl. 154,4. 30; bulk of sales,
Jt.2y4.3o.
Block ta ela-at
Receipts of live stock at the six print Ipal
western markets ytslerday:
Cattle. H'" SI" -
South Onaha l.O) .4O0 l.O'O
Eloux City 4uj 4... i .... I
Kansas I ity 2." 4.u i.'iO:
St. Joseph H.3 5.J 2,::4o I
St. Louis l.'iii 5.5-ci Sell j
Chicago 2.5 'i -Si.tMO 6,wju
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C'ottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Dec, 20 COTTON'-Futurea
opened firm; December. IOxjc; January,
li)34c; February, 1v.5jc; March, 10.5sc; April,
10 64c bid; May, 1070c; June, 1m 6m-; July,
10.if7c; AugUHt. 10&.1C.
Futures closed steady; closing bids: De
cember. 11.15c; , January. 11.47c; February,
lt'i.-.c; .March, l.;ac; April, 10 74c; May,
VJ it.c;- June, 10.76c; July, 10.72c; August,
10 50c.
Sa closed steady, 1TI points higher; mid
dling uplands. U.ft ; middling gulf, 12.15c;
sahs. 1 bales.
The total crop for 1H waa 12.90,201 bales
and for liefi W.U6.10.'. bales. The per tent
of crop ginned to December 13 was bo i
tor l)v and til 6 for 1M.
OAI.VESTuN. Dec. iu.-COTTON-Low er.
11 n-i-H?.
NEW ORLEANS. La , Dec. 30 COTTON
Spot closed easy; ordinary. 7V,c. n'-uimal;
low ordinary. V 1-lftc, nominal: good oidl
nary. Vic. nominal: low middling. JO V. ;
middling, USe; good middling, HSc; mid
dling fajr, 12Sc; lair l.'c, nominal: sales,
1 S5-J balf; receipts, 12.453 bales, slutk, 271,
47 bales.
LIVERPOOL, De-c. 20 -C'OTTON Spot
quiet, prices unchanged to 10 points lower;
American middling fair. J72d; good mid
dling, .3d; middling, sd; low middling.
JTod; good ordinary. i.J4d; ordinary. 4 Md.
The sales of the day were 7.0OI hales, of
which Sou were for speculation and export
ar.d Included jo Arnerlcan. Receipt. lo.lM)
bahs. Including l.luo American.
ST. LoriS. Mo . Dec. w COTTON -Quiet;
middling, llSc; sales. 7 bales; re
ceipts, 2ft bales, shipments, 25 balea; stock.
17.&i bales. '
Evaatarared Apylra aad Dried Frails.
NEW YORK. Dec. Jo.- EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continues quiet, with
quotations more or leas nominal, in the
abfcciico of inixirtant transactions. Fane)
are quoted at ll'iillV: ' 'holcc, l'.v; prune,
V"'; prime fruit. l'M-.illc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED KRCITS-Prunes
are in light demand, bul offerings are
small, and tle tone of the market is gen
eially steady. Quotations rai.ge from 5so
to lsc fur California fruit and from 7c to
7c for Oreguns. s to s. Apricots are
without furtner change, wth choice quoted
at frt'iJc; extra choice, tri'J&c: fancy, 'Mil
2nc Peat hes are stead. mill choice quoted
at 12ai.'7..c: fAticy, LtjU'c. uui lauv,
OMAHA -WHOl F.AI,E MARKET.
Coadltloas of Trade and Qaofatloas oa
Maple aad Faory Prodaeo.
EGGS-Fresh selling Kgs, candied, J4c.
WL'TTER-Ommon. !; fancy tub and
rolls. 17''Jlfc; creamerv, 31c.
CHEESE New full cream. Wisconsin
twins, ITSjc; new full cream brick, 17c; do
mestic new Swiss, ltc; new Umburger, 15
loc; voting Amerlcsns. 17H".
LIVE FliLLTRY-Springs. 7Vic: hens.
Titc; roosters. Jcl ducks. 9c; geeae, c; tur- 1
. l-'V: pigcors, Hx- iter dog.
DREFSED POCLTRY-Frrings. fancy. Pc;
hens. W'Mr; ronpters, 4c; ducks, 10c; geese,
l' ; ttukevs. lrtfiKc. '
HAY Choice No. 1 tip'and. J10.00; medium.
JH"": No. 1 bottom, tJt.00; off grsdea. from
J... j"iw 5i Lye slraw, J7.(3. No. 1 al
lalfa, J11.0.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Florida, per box, UK: California-Washington
navels. J.Dii; Florida -Ur.ipe
Fruit, per box, t2.5 6.00.
(IKAl'ES Malaga, heavy weights, per
keg. J4 Vi; MaUKas, medium weights, per
kig. 14
HAN ANAS Port Llmons. per bunch, t2.00
tft 74 .
FIGS AND DATES Smyrna figs, T
crown, per !!., H'tilic; Smyrna figs, t
crowii, T lh. Liil3c; Smyrna figs, 4
crown. per lb. Unfile: California figs, boxes
10 cartons. R5c; California figs, boxes, II
rartons, K5c; California figs. bulk, per lh.,
5V: Halluwl dates, per lb., 6',c; Khadrawl
dates, per lb., 6c; Salr dates, per lb., ic;
FTril tlHtes, IS-lb. boxes, per lb. Sc.
LEMONS F my. 3o0 and 3VI sise, per
box. J4 50; extra choice, 3uu and 360 sixe. per
br.x. J4 0i.
COCOANUTS Per sack. t)4.&0;. per doeen,
60c.
FRUITS.
'APn.ES New York King's, per barrel
JT.. 25; "Nune Such." per bnrrel. tl.TJ: Bald
win, per barrel, J4.75; jreenl'i-g. per birral,
J4.75; western box apples. Colorado Jona
thans, per box, J3 OH. Colorado Grimes Oold-
ens. per box, JS 0o; Idaho Jonathans, per
box. .'To; Idaho Winter Kananas. per box,
J2.75; Washington Ben Davis, Jl 75! Wash
ton Norincrn Spy. per box. tl 7b ; Washing
ton Greerlngs, per box, J-.C: Washington
I Baldwins er box. tl-75: Waphlngton Roma
Heauty. per box. Jl 75; Washington fall ap
ples, ansoejed. per b.nx, J1.5"JLi5.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOV:S-Per bu , CiyToC.
C A hit AGE Holland seed, per lb.. Igl'i-:.
ON IONS Red Globe, per bu.. Kiybict
Dentil, per riate. tl.3o.
SfiEET PUTATuES-SmaU bbl., t2.50.
CARROTS Per bu., 75c.
TURN I PS-Per bu., 6fo.
PARSNIPS Per bu.. 75c.
CELERY Michigan,., per bunch, XfT.'Jia
NA r Y BEANS Per bu., No. L J.:
Lima, 7c per lb
BEEF CL'TS.
No. 1 ribs. 14V : No. I ribs, 11 V: No. I
ribs, 7Se; No. 1 loin, lite; No. t loin, 13c;
No. 3 loin, Mvc; No. 1 chuck. 6c; No. 1 rojnd,
o'-i ; No. 2 round, 7c; No. S round. 'c; No.
I i lute, 6V; Nu. 2 plale, tc; No. ( plate,
4Hc
MISCELLANEOUS.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunea
are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate gradea. Quo
tations range from oc to 9c fur California
fruit and from lsc to sc for Oregon.
Peaches are very lirm, with fancy yellow
quoted at UViC-
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern, 75c. Tomatoes, fancy, 3-pu'jnd cans,
11.15; standard. 3-pound cans, tl i. Pine
apples, fe rated. 2-pound, t.VUt.9: allied,
tl. ,5(f2.35. Gallon apples. J4.50. California
apricots, :.o5:(3.30. Pears. t.lojj.l.i.
Peaches. !.K!j3.15. I.. C. peaches, JilOi
S.15. Alas-ka calmon. red. J1.40; fancy
Chinook. Hut. J.i.16; fancy aocye, flat.
12.15. Sardines, quarter oil, J3.b0; three
quarters mustard. J3.35 Sweet potatoes,
II 25 vt 1.35. Sauerkraut, Hue. Pumpkins. .
fpJl.uO. Lima beans, 2-podnd. 75c'j tl.2i.
Soaked beans, 2-pttund, 65c; fancy, Jl.Z5tjl.45.
NUTS California walnuts, per lb., loc;
Imported walnuts, per lb., 13jl5c; Tsrra
gone almonds, per lo., IKc; fliberts, per lb.,
tic; llraxlls, per lb., 13'';14c; Pecans, per
lb., Lfiiac; peanuts, raw, per lb., 7c; pea
nuts, roasted, per lb.. Be; Italian chestnuts,
per lh.. tv'uSc
COFFEE Roasted, No. S3. Vic; No. 30,
21c; No. 5. lUc; No. , 14V
8UGAR Granulated. cane. . per sack,
Jo 4t; beet, JS.ou; cut loaf, 6V4C; cubes, 6lc;
pemdered. 6.15c.
FISH Halibut. 11c; trout. 13c; pickerel.
10c; pike. 14c; pike, fresh, froxen, 12c; white
fish, HulGc; buffalo, 14c; bullheads, skinned
and dressed, 13c; catfish, dressed. 17c: white
perch, 7c; white bass, 15c; black bass, 25c;
sunlish, Mi'Jc; crapples. fr1c; large crappies.
15c; herring, ftesh froxen, 6c; whlleflsh,
froxen, Llljloc; pickerel, fresh froxen. 13c;
red snapper, 12c; flounders., mackerel, W$
35c per fish; codfish, fresh froxen, 12c; had
dock, fresh froxen. 12c; - smelts, lie; shad
roe, 45c per lb.; frog legs. 35c per dog.;
grefji sea turtle meat, ISc per lb
HIDES AND TALI-OW-Green salted.
No. 1. 5c; No. 2, 4c; bull hides. Sc; green
unsalted. No. 1, 4c; green unsalted. No. !.
3c; horse hi les, J!.00fj2.5o; sheep jelts. 25o
tijr.00. Tallow, No. 1. 44c; No. I. JV
Woo, lOijTJOc.
Wool Market.
POSTON. Dec. 20 WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin of Boston, basing Its report
upon the statistics gathered for the gov
ernment, T.il Bay tomorrow of the wool
market:
The market is quiet again after last
week's spurt and the sales are confined to
snail lots. The tone is steady and there
kinds would like to unload. Staple of all
grades Is In small supply. The shipments
of wool from Boston to December 19. Inclu
sive, according to the same authority, are
rt6.JfiS.23X pounds, against 2I. 754,124 pounds
the same time last year. The receipts ta
December 1. Inclusive, were 286.UUJ.1U
pounds, against 60,142,425 pounds the same
period last vear. ,
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 10. WOOL Steady;
medium grades, combing and rlothlng. 21
4J2.V-; lignt fine. 1S.tr.Oc; heavy fine. 15al6c;
tub waN)u-d, 2t!33c.
IJNDoN. Dec. 20. WOOL A sale of
Caie of Good Hope and Natal sheepskins
was held here loday. The gfferlngs were
in moderate condition and amounted to
lfV; sjtf. of which 117 6C0 were Bold. Competi
tion was wesk. owing to the poor attend
ance. Ixng v. of iled skins declined ISiJIHd;
short wooled Pd. and coarse, ls.tild.
Forelga Klaaaelal. .
IXINDON. Dec. 20. Money' continued in
goo! supi:y on Ihe market today and dis
counts were firm. The Stock exchange wag
comparatively idle, the few transactions
there being uninteresting. Consols and first
class securities were maintained. Home
rails eased In Ihe morning, but closed
firmer. DtBeera weakened further on l ie
pasting of the deferred dividend. Peru
vians were lower on d',sapiolnting results.
Copper aliares were strengthened by lha
rise in the price of the metal. Amei leans
wenj' quietly firm in the forenoon, profes
sionals' buying putting quotations above
parity. Later. New "oik confirmed the ad
vance, and In the afternoon fair buylrg
caused further Improvement In Ihe leading
lesties and made the close firm.
BERLIN. Dec. ao Trading on Ihe Bourse
tody was more active and prices weie
higher, loiter, trading became quiet upon
tne rise lu Contango money lo 't per cent.
PARIS.. Dec. . Prices Oil the Bourse
lousy opened fiim, bul sagged slightly
later.
Oils aad Haala.
OIL CITY. Pkv. Dec 20 OH, Credit
balances, tl.'s: runs, 201.230 bbls.: aver
age, 116.24 bbls.; shipments, let, 557
bbls.; average. 176.657 bbls.
IrkMBtr tlska, Crew Hated.
WEST BROOK, Conn, Dec. lit .-The
schooner David. Currier tif Hartford hound
eatt was ta..i.d and sulk two miles off
this Place shortly after noon loday. Tha
vessel now lies with its (opmssis above
Ihe water. Tl.e crw UiiutU al a) brovel
J'olnl luls noun, ,
4.