THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1900.
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A5D PRODUCE MARKET
" tone ii Weak on Wheat, but
Cablet Axe Strong.
THEY Grm STEAD IZ2, rZELEJQ
atlaaeat Mor Benrtwh, wl 1
tha slnnan la the I uk Mar
ket, Whrr ala Arm
Blower.
OMAHA. Dec n. XJW.
The undertone was weak nn the wneat
murkFl, but iirnnt cable gtv a steadier
feeitng and cheeked an early decline, Senti
ment l mure. iMcaimn. owing lu li mump
ill Uin cash market, where aiea Ire slower
and cit maud less urgent, can vaiues tail
ing nit ituin Urn reveru advance.
Corn value are weaker under selling by
leadna- longs and renewtd Hammering by
tne bears, who have withstood mi
au
vanca.
lllkiier closing cables gave strength
to
the wheat maraut and it took uiuy unai.
nritura to advance Uie future. i."an wheel
wa unchanged, aud proved slow, with no
feature tn attract buyeis.
Corn wa practically unchanged aud
ruied steady and slow, with no leatuic
(c Jin corn waa firm, but uiu banged, vaiuoi
rowlin a Utile steadier with tha advance
.t. wheat. rA.
Primary wheal receipts were bSl.CW
buaneia and shipments were lTLcwO bushel,
against receipt at year of Joo-iAW uusiici
and siiipinem of tifccpua wualiriK
primary corn receipts were 4ii.oia bushel
and snipinems were .as.tAai HuBiiei. agaiiial
receipts iavt year ot 46,cM buneis and
atiipinenta ot Je,M) busnei.
Oearaiicea were Ml.'Anj bushels of corn,
none of oata and wheal aud fiour eo.uai Ui
bushels.
ltverpooi atoned VI to Id higher on
Wheal ana unchanged to VI h la her on
corn. ,
Local range of options:
Articlea. Open. lilsti.i Low. ) Close., Tea y.
ic....( i ir, 1
Ma... luCSi
Com i ;
Lec..., :iV I
Mar.. '-.
Oats- I , 1
Ii i Hi
Ma. .. 4iii . 4Ja,
i ir
1 A l
1 12m
1 'J"
I
1 11
1 06-
i
!
SI
41
4H
uaaaa Caa Prise,
Wlili AT No.
hard. i.t. .ji.t);
f hard. S1.0fAwl-ri4. No. S
No. 4 haid. a7cMl-U2; n-
,Ho.eu .'i. o. i.iij'Jic. No. 1
i-.oV, No. o spriiitf, LWi4l.tH;
pnnif, tl.uucr
.so. . dui llli.
Ulftrlc Nci diinim, Moic,
t.'OlOi No. 2 white. l-c; No. 1 white.
fiBVraUuc; No. 4 white. T'-t: No. i
yeiiow. 61;i,,Jc: No. 2 yellow, iivi No.
4 yellow. ..fiti71vc: No. 1. 61UW0: No. ii.
jr4eVc; No. 4, wtvuTHc; no i tilt, 50u
f OATH Htaudard. 4'a44c; No. 2 white,
f-mf W-c. No. 4 white, twk-c; No. 3 yellow,
j x,J'c. No. 4 yellow, 4iiruUc; No. i
mixed. 41'va4ji,4c
UAHIJiV No. 4, 5iiaoic; No. 1 Teed.
H If S No. 2. 72SwT4c; No. J. TIH-aTIHc.
Jurlwt. JLeoesyva.
Wheat. Cm Oa;
Chicago 4i SIS
ulilineapt,iis 1
Omaha S3 S3
Ljuiutii oW
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C1IICAGU GRAIN AND PROVISION 9
Veal i
raa of taie Tradinaj aad Cluataai
Prirva os Board of Trade,
CHICAGO, Dec 30. Further reduction in
the estimate of the amount of wheal in
Argentina which will be available tor ex
pert from the new crop caused considerable
ouiiisn sentiment in Uie market here today.
At the close, prices siiowea net gains of
to c Corn una oats were affected by Uie
sireiiKth of wtieai and closed linn. Pro
visions were- stoudy.
A.thoUKn wheat manifested easiness at
times owins; to Bellinx based on prospects
of Kreatly uicreaaed receipts, aentlmant was
bullish becaoM ot tUe aiai isudk reports from
Argentina. One dispatch said tne exportable
surplus would uol exceed .ilw.Muu ouaneia.
which is a much smaller amount than any
previous estimate. Trading in December
waa iiirht and the price uf that xiptiuu
ranirrt netween tl.l7 and Jl-W-.-Jklay ..id
between il.iia and tl.lXV The market
closed stroni; at auoul tne tr.Kh point, f.nal
qv illations un Mo)- being tLi December
Ciosed at $3.1.
Moderate weakness prevailed in corn
early. 1 he market apparently became
over-eold aud toward miuuuy. nnun Hhorts
started to cover, prices made auostautial
rums. An improved shipping demand from
tne east coiniibuied to the late firmness.
The close waa firm, with prices nHo u
c hiifher.
Trauiiig in oats was dull and the market
was iiicimed to follow Hie course .if w neat
wid corn. The close was firm at almost
the top. with prices 'n.ic to io higher.
Provisions closml luiny steady, with
pneta a snade lower to ."!o li.gtier.
The leading future railed aa lollowa:
Aitlclea., Open.; High. ! Dow. Close., Yes y.
Whai
Dec
Aiay
July
4.' orn-
I eo.
May
j my
C'.'.IB
l.ec
May
I I 1SV
,1 H-.44;
J
,ir4M
I
1 in,
1 U'-s,
1 01'!
1 liSi
l rj-,.i u-t
I 02V
1 u2
i m'4
xow(u;i
-i M:l
boa
44
46H
Ub'tl
44" t,
jiuy i
- J
Ji.ll. 1
Jdj.J'v
M-41
4l
1-t
I
AO
a 75
'41 21 (24, a '
a i 21 fl . a 724
.....i 21 724,
1 e74i a
Jiuy
Uairl
au.
.uuy
Jiuy
v4ib
Jan.
Mav
July
I
I
12
U M
U bo
12 44)
u y
u v
12 26
12 30
, 11 .4)
! 11 16
12 274
U .it.
1 U
U s7-
U 96
U 32 4
U ili
U ia
I
U 35 'US I 11 S24, 11 374
11 f."4i U 12'i, U 32,xi U 40
I U 4V i U 424i II JO i 11 74
No. a.
C abb ouotaitona were aa follows:
FDoUit e .1 m; waiter paienta. 6.10t46.ii0;
t imer straiKiits. (4.uouu.di. spriiig
siiuights. 64..UU4..4I: baaera, 6.u6(U(.Ju.
K 1 c No. 2, ,ueoc
U.iliLc Y c eeu .ir mixing. tfrjiEc; fair to
cl.oo e malting. o;472c
SiiDDn 1- mi. .No. 1 southwestern. II ;
No. 1 'lonnwe.iiern. U.M. Xlinoihy,
cover WdVnl3.M
Ului ilO-i M-wa pork, per bbl., $2ii4 ,
" 4-ani, per uw ios.. nr.4 Mnort rib
woes (luuwi, 11 .2t,u4l.4. Snort clear side
tboxedl, Ul.7txuLi.cAl.
lolal clnaiauoe of wheal and flour were
eo,uai to ifc.iA bu. Primary roaeipia were
tl ot lu., coiniit-d witn iT.jwi ou., the
correerKmillng- oay a year ago.
fc.mnnaied receipt fof tomorrow: Wheat,
1) cars; coin, Uw cars; oata, 1111 oars; nuga
.aiaaj head.
Chicago Coah Pticea Wheat; No. 2 red.
(1. J4 No. i red. tl.17.al-5. No. 2 hard.
H.n-tLl.s; No. 2 hard, U.MnsL16; No. 1
nurihein spnng, $LKl.Jf; No. 2 northern
pprtng, II ,4iul.r.4, N.i. i surmg. H.Kajl.17.
A orn: No. j eaali. 14c; .-. u. 4. vi
No- 3 While. ..i,.. No. j yejlow, eicc;
No. 4 yeiiow. .k.u.ajp. Data;. No, 2 oatiii,
c4c: N... i wmie. 4iHj44c; No. J while.
44-n4,-4c; No. 4 white, 4,14;; standard,
4
iiCTTER .-Heady ;
daii'itsc. 2iciue.
creameries. 27j3c:
litiUi .-teadv. l mark, recloc. frtar
ease. c-
incluuid. 24V?; fnsia.
prtiiit, I raa.
c'liEli.ch; ciieady;
dalaiea. It4;ll.c:
iwmis !i.ali4c: young America, 1.
iv'i.ii iii'i up. co,:.
! )TA Tc jES cjtmng: choice
V.l4c: fair to good, 40 4c
I'A'LIIiY Steady; turaeya.
i s 14c; Kiinnga. 14..
to
17c;
fancy.
chick-
i4i4c:
Uu-ib.
lAL-nu-aciy. 5w to A-lh weights,
' u &ib. ei;hia. :tj!uc; .4 to
athla. iiicij 11c,
SKW Vlilllv UtC'IKItAl. MAHKKT
44ua.anf.tona the Day
Varies
Cow naaaail I tea.
NKW TORK. Dec rH-FLOCR-Market
o steady; spring paienta. 5.4uird US;
winter .l.tl,. tC iwiii.D, winter extra.
N. 1. t4 S'I4.J0: Kanc Mraighta, 44 4.7
wliitor xiaiKhta. J5.AniJ.Ji. spring
c learn. t4 Matt 4. .4. aimer extra, Nc 1. Met
"14. Keaeipia H25 bloa.; snipmeiua.
'aai bbl. a flour, at.auv: fair to aood
'M ea to rt-ncy, td A4.i4.j0. Buck-
lr"lU lba.Ur qU"'l: bUlk' C''0, no,m"L
c OicSMciAI Steady: fine white and vel
hw U-uojilra. cearee. tl ul.jt); kiln dlled.
; YE-slu,et; No. t western. M'o, nominal.
1 . 0.. New ork.
rTRi.i.Y -Ulead f; ffdlllg
' mai. cr. 1. f.. ...w v. w.
3icS5c. nom-
IVilli.iT-epoi. flrru: No. 2 red tl "T1,
ceiivator. dinneeiic: and 11.27, f. o. h.'. ailuat.
nominal, to arrive; No. 2 hard wuitr
W2.4. numttiai. f. x. b, ailoal. Opi.un
markel waa nervou uh a pcofeaaaii.ai
Honing, but the undertone waa f:::n 0.1
bui.itii .V:erfi,n:a iicch aid cui'rruig 1.
44w4e, aauwcuooa wuia lai aer, bui
I markets were steady and December d
ivani"! sharply on covering by bw.ated
nor,s At the nlose prices were INc up
fur iwmrr and ,c up for other month.
I I e.-emi er. U ul 2. cloned at 1I.2: May.
ll.ikSiM.ii-S. cloned at ll.lfs: July. SI 4d
i 1 . 3-iOc. cloned at tl.ift Receipt. 4.juu.
oil. , tihipmenis, HH.ilM bu.
j CORN Spot, flira. No. 2. Tic. Meeator.
,7i4-. delivered, and f. a. b.. afloat.
nominal. Option market without change.
( December closed at TVsc; May closed at
.ISC- Receipts. .6 biL
OtkTH epot, steady: mixed. to 2J lbs..
47c; natural wnne, 10 a lbs.. 41i"fdc;
clipped white, M 10 U ;b,. 4Hito- Option
market waa without transactions, Closing
urn hanged. May cloned at 50Sc Receipts,
12.2j.
HAT Steady; prime, ale. No. L U-00: No.
X .4l4C
H ji'H Dull: state, commim to choice.
jrfijKx-: bu JOc. Pacific eoast,
I'a.rr: liSst. 174c
HIL'E.s Dull; Central America. ajc;
Doiruia, .'11iuzJ,4c.
LtA 1 ii fc.H net; heTilorH. flrta. VAx
MTun'lt. !AfT.c: thirds, 2ES2Ec; re
jectiwl. .VulUc.
PHiA'lio.NS Pirk. steady, mesa, C4 j0
1:4 5. 'umllv J86 uii27.ii: nhort Hears,
li.Ofli27.Vi. Beef, eteaulv: mess. Jll.o"! 12-jO;
(iunilv. ii .:wn 16.00: oeef hams. &'4.iVa2 0).
(Jut meats, steady: pickled bellies. 1 to 14
poinds. $13 n ii .: picaled hams. Tli 'A.
Lard, steady; middle went, prims. tlit
ii-A R lined, steads-; cmtlnent, 113.;
rtomh America, 04.09; compounds, tt.Sl-TH
TALLO Firm; prime, ftc; country.
S1 "c.
HICK rtteady; domestic 246X0; Japan.
HI.'TTEIt Steady; creamery, held, second
to ipeciais, JuJ4c; process, first to special.
A. 11 e.
CHEESK Firm; state, new full cream,
special, lT!yij;c; state, new full cr-ain.
Sptemher. fancy. 17c: state. new ftnl
cream. October, best. TSc: etate. new full
cream, late beat, liV; state, new full
cream, common to good. 144)ij4c; saams,
full to spe'ial. Sil.c.
E:G;s Firm: western extra flrsta." XJ
iSc: firsts. Xii-Zc; seconds. 3ac; refrig
eiator. U44i6c
I'OlLTliy Alive, firm; western
tns. lie; fowls, lfec: turKeys,
dised steady: western chickens,
fowls. liJjlTc; turkeys. 2i44c
chick
li.'oc;
WBATHk'H I.N TUB (illAl.N BELT
1 ekraaka
Warner
It
Will Be Fair
MS
Kaat Portlua.
OMAilA. Dec 30,
A rt-markable rise in temperature oc
curred during Uie last twenty-four Hours
in tne upper Mississippi and Missouri vai
le a ,anu aiong me eastern Hocay moun
,ain slope, A rise ol Iifty deaiees ou
curred in North Dakota, changes ot thirty
to tony-four degree are snow n in douto
Dakota, and it is from twenty-two to
twenty-four digroes warmer in northern
and central Neuraska, this morning, thau
twenty-tour hours previous. A general rise
in teuipeiM,i.iii& mt.n'.vn c-t Ui the Vs.
cific coast, and conditions ara favorable
for warmer in this vicinity tonight and
Friday, with probably fair weather. The
wave of cold weather has continued east
ward, and temperature ranging from aero
to twelve below, prevail In the lake region
and Ohio vailey this morning, and tem
peratures are much lower everywhere east
of the Mississippi liver.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of Uie
iast three years:
1W9. 13U4. 137. 106.
Minimum temperature aero 14 30
, ... . 1 .W 1 ,1 I'll fit
i-recipitaiioii -
Normal temperature for today, a degreea.
lixcesa in precipitation since March X,
incnes.
Deficiency
4.i4 inches.
Deticiency
corresponding period
corresponding period
1A8,
1MT,
t.'Jt lhChe.
D. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Kssbu City UratD aad ProTlslona.
KANSAS CITY, Dec 30. WHEAT Cn
chaugea; No. 2 hard. 1.0tV.L14; No. 3, iLt
ftl.uo; No. 2 red, U.an1.: No. i. U-Uiif
LJt; December, 61.06 bid; May, tLifTa sel
lers; July. ia"ao bid.
CORN Ciiciianged; No. 2 mixed. 6S4i63Vo;
No. 1 26-c; No. t white, S3ac: No. a. oSo;
December. 63Hc hid; May. dC-rei sellers;
July, 'jo 4c bid.
CATS Chchanged; No. 2 white, 46ii4ic;
No. 1 mixed. 41 44c.
RYE wyo.Oc
HA Y Luthanged; choice timothy. 112.59
(ali. o; choice prairie, iUKiilv.jO; choice
aifuifa. Il7.idj31b.o0.
BL'TTbil-Creauiun-. extras. 36c: firsts,
34c; seconds. 32c; packing stock. J3c
JiiiGa Extras, 1m; firms. 3c; current
receipts. 31c; seconds and dirties, lie.
teceipts. aiupmeni.
Wheat, bu .
Corn, bu ...
Oats, bu ....
.trf.yjo
M.'.iOt
...30.c
. 4.UUU
44.0U0
u.yuo
Options at Kiinras City:
Articles.
Wheat
December May
July
Corn
December Mav
July ,
Open. High. Low. j Close.
I 1 0V4i
) 'J5TI
j fi3t
.a'i5B'-hi
1 nVi
1 W-.,
1 0fti.l 0KiB
1 0b4 1 o7'A
4i Ta
5Taj
3i
S3HB
6'kA
A askod. B bid.
tit. Loula Gcaeral Market.
LOCia. Dec 30. WHEAT Higher:
ST.
1 track.
. hard.
n.124.
No. 2 red cash, C2MJ1.2?: No. 2
tt.l3i4iLi;; lecember, n 144. May,
I CORN Higher: track. No. 2 cash.
2Hc;
May,
i No. 2 white, 83c; December, 634c;
OATS Higher: traclt. No. 2 cash.
No 2 white, 47c; December, 44c; May,
46c:
n 44SC
RTB-I'nchanged. TRc.
FIjOCR Cncnanged; red winter patents.
8V70Jr.10: extra fancy and iMraight, t5.HS
a..: hard winter clears. C ;4.20.
S4EEI4 Tlmmhv, SZ.Mji.jb. Jk
CORNMEAD-43-ia
BRA N Sacked, east track, tl.13Srt.14.
HA y Steadv; timothy, $14.U0Jjl7.0;
prnirie. ricOhlSoO.
OA;;iNci i;v,c.
HEMP TWINE Tc."
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: Jobbln.
jn.73. Lard, steady: prime steam. 212.30'
12 . Vtrv salt meats, unchanged: bexed
extra shorts, llZHc; clear ribs. l4o; short
chars. ir.Sc, Bacon, unchanged: boxed ex
tr short 14Sc; clear nbs, 14Hc; short
clears. 14Sc
P11"LTRY Easier: chickens. 124c;
springs, ice: turkeys. He: ducks. 16c
Rl'TTER F'rm; creamery, 314r37c
EGGS Steady at "Ha.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbl &.7h9 10 -00
Wheat, bu 4A. 4 .)
Corn, bu .7(" Hi ;-4)
Oata. bu ID. AO bOXJiai
Mlnaeapolla Grmla tfarkot.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Dec. 30 WHEAT
December, tt.ll; May. tLUS. cash: No. 1
hani, tl.l24l.iXH; No. 1 nortTiern,
1.1S',: No. t northern. tl.i4jj.lii4.
1 t4.il 1H.
FLAX c "losed at t2.074.
CORN No. 1 V4.1U1W. .eS.i.lijC
OATS No. 3 white. 42S-U 42TC.
RYE No. 2. 7J,T4Hc
BRA N In HO-pound sacks. C1.00.
FLOl'R First patents tin wood
tl.i2.'i
No. 3,
f. o. b.
patents,
second
Mi!;neaiolim. $6-iti TO; second
1 ?..;mii ;..;; first clears, t4.k-14.i&.
I cieaia, Ctt'i:J.i4
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 30. BUTTER
Quiet but ieady: extra western creamery
3Hc: nearby prints, 4'c. I firm.
EcrciM Firm, l cent higher; Pennsyl- j ('losing quotation on bonds were a fol
vanla and other nearby flists, free case. 1 lows.
37 i-ents at mark: current receipts,, in re-
tumabie inses. 35c at martt: western
firsts, free canes. 37c at mark; current
receipts, free case. 31 .itc at mark.
CHEES1C Firm; New York full
cream, choice. 17 4; fur to good, IS 4
BITc
Market.
PEORIA. Dec 30. CORN Steady ; No. t
white. .4c: No. i yellow. 0c, No. 1 0O0;
no Krade. .Ac.
OA FS Steady: No. 2 white. 46c: No. 1
white. 144c, No. 4 white, 44c; standard.
44444c
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Dec 3ft SEED ("lover:
cash, to' .4. Decern tier, tasa, February,
tw24, March. tocCS; ApuL t.y;4. Oc
tober eS.70: No. 3, u. 4): reiected. t 25. no
siaolianed grade. IT 3rua.ia. Timothy,
prime. tU-rci. Aisike. pmiie. t7.X; Decem
ber. 7 . Mtrch. 1.
Mllwaake Ural Mavrkart. s
MILWAUKK. Dec M WHEAT Utaady:
No I noitnecn. ll.:7ijLl; No. 2 northern,
tl md lt: May, tl.-2i,
BARLEVeample, 44UT9Ho.
Kasar anal Molnea.
NEW YORK, Dec. . SUGAR Raw,
tctcaciy: Muscovado. Ml teat. 152; cennifUKicl.
aai tet, 4.02: roci,Mapi HiiKiir. as tel. 127;
reftnod. aieaii': cruhed, tv A; grauulaied,
.., powdered. 5.CJ6.
Dninlh 4. rain Market.
riXimi. De- y -WHFTAT-Deiember.
1 U' . M i '. '. UN. Vj. I noirlmra. 44.12 !.
No. 2 nofiiitiii, U-lvS.
SEWTORKSTOCKS AND BONDS
Preparationi for Payment of Divi
dend Causes Tlghtneu in Money.
CALL L0AS3 RISE 7 PER CENT
Reallslaa; mm leoeea Wklra H
w Bees
AettT-a Kerf the Prlrw Ha
aaeat In eg alar Beads
Arm Flrta.
NEW TORK, Dec. 30 The close of the
year was marked by characteristic devel
opments tn financial markets tay. Prep
arations for the unprecedented disburse
ments of interest and dividend paymenis
in January went forward more acriviy
today and the restriction f money supplies
wrnrh resulted In the stock market kept
operations there under restraint. Tlie 7
per cent rate tourhed for call 1. ar.s marked
a new high rale for the present year, com
paring wnh the H per cent maximum on
seven.; former occasions. Last December, i
when hut 4l per cent was reached for
call loans, the country was Just emerging
from un period of industrial und iinanriai j
depression and demand for commercial I
cr-dits was at a minimum.
Not r.nly is the present condition one of
comparative ease, but a stipiosl;lon ;s fos
tered that marked relaxation
to occur j
after the turn of the year. The cour
of discount rates in foreign monev rcir
Kets and the weakness of the foreign ua
cnange market, as well as the easy tone
of Ui time money market, give c lor io
this aurposl.it Ion. lis cer-ainty Is not al
together conceded by bankers, who point
to the heavy requirements for corporation
financing which nave to be met witn tha
new year. In the cheerful stock market
spirit there was a disposition to maae a
favctable Interpretation even of the active
money market.
Further returns of railroad earnings for
November continued, the favorable show
ing of Uie net return for that period. The
tightness of t.e monev market conduced
;o the special favor snown towaids low
priced Mocks, owing to the smaller amount
required to can-v blocks of those securi
ties with commission nouses. This cluss
of securities was stimulated also by he
special demand in evidence for the Wabasu
group, winch carried an impression of de
termined accumulation and kept alive con
jectures of special developments in prog
ress regarding those properries. Tlnie
was a certain amount of realizing going
on in stocks In which past speculation has
been active and this kept the price move
ment irregular.
Unndi were firm. Total sales, par value,
M.cm.wiO. ! nlted States 4s, coupon, ad
vanced per cent on call.
Number of saies and range of prices on
the
New
Vorta !tnnl exchange:
Salfa. High. Low. Closa.
Ail Is CiialiBoni ptt 6cj0 la ivii)
AmalramaLMl Copver 34.iO M4 W tt
Aiwiftn Aancuiturml .... lo H C4'4
Amen ran Beat Uanr Lae 4H 44 44,
American Can pfd Me kji g &1
Araar lir a Pnandrr .... 1.4 Tt 71S 7Z
Aniw. 1 otton (HI M0 ms (S s'H
Amer. H. A h p:d H 44 4Tv
Amr. Ice deenntm It t 3a1
Amort can L:ne1 4.?0 lk4 ITS l"5
American Loeotnottre 1,, 11114 14, Bo
Amer. 8. He Rsl :. 1'J5 :(4 104
Auiar. S. H. pfd O0 1U4 llli 1U4
Amer. 8oar Rot Ui
Amofican T. m T .io 1434 142a 141
Ataer. Tobacco pld
Ameriran Woolen J7
Anaconda Mining Co ll.l'O M4 '3 67
Auhiaoa 14,ju.j xS IrrS
Aicioaoa pld ;w .94 l-.s)'4 na
Atlantic Coast Una li-, '.SI i.xV-4
Baitimoni ek Ohio Xo 1114 U7" 1174
Baltimore dfc llhio pfd yt
Becblebon 9tel 400 S4L, 24 U
Rrmklrn Rapid Transit .. HO b"
Can art I aa Pacifle K -le", Urw,
nontrai Leal ner :.4i. 44 4T4 W4
Central Leathae pld 1t 10H U4
Ontral o N. J !! J14 J14 JUS
inieaapeaae A (ltd lt.;oo k4 a KK14
Chicago Alton 11 474 TH c4
Chl. Ureal ctla !..( 774 24 34
C. A .N. W l.soi 1S1 1st
C, M. S4. P t.K 1M4 IMS .o4
a, a, a a st. u. U4 ti ki
Colo. PHiel 4 Iron M4l Uf :n4
Colorado A Southern .... in i
Oelo. soathern let pfd.. e") id S14 M14
Colo. A Socitbenl Jt pld.. ICO w4 S04 '
Consolidated ciaa 11. .tv lto 14 'c'.a
Corn Pmduru ;.0O 34 S2 U4
Iloiaware A Huiaon 1.7 1mS 1S4
Denrer B. Q Lo 5J4 14 614
D. tk n. a. pld 700 SS M4 M4
OliUllen- Socurulca : r. .14 1
Bn 3.ii0 ;i4 s4 J3"i
Br: lat pld iN) M4 A
Km la pli ajt 414 41
Genarml Blaetnc lit) 1UJ :0 :m
Ureal Sonhm pfd ". J. ;i4 1414 1414 1
lrai Nonhorn or ctfa .. 814 1 I
Illinois Central SiO 14 14. 4 14:4 I
lniacriwrougn.MnnTpolitaxi t,'4l :34 ?4S ?4S !
Ioterborouah. Mac pld .. 1.44U C art 4 H4
Inter.. Htmnr 1.7W .It IM4 1174 I
laier. Mad no pld 4uu 244 J l4 !
lotemallonal Papar I'O :e )l,4 I
lmernalloaal Pomp 1.4U0 614 5C4 iD4 I
Iowa Central l.uuo jj !
K. C. rioulhern 444 414 44a,
K. C. Southarn pfd 2(H 77 7H 71
UxiliTllla it Naihrilla ... l. 1174 Ui 1.74'
Minn, a St. Louis :34
Minn.. St. P. x i. Sta. M. J. " HI- le) 1414
MiMoun iacirie :.; ;:4 7:4 714
Mo. Kan. A Texas M'O M 44 4S
Mo. Kan. A Teaaa pld... lt 74 74 !
National Load S.l' 9" w-k
N. R. Ft. of SI. 1st pfd.. l. C i 14
Nw Torfe cnu-al Itl.jA UMS 1X4 US4 I
M. T. 0. W 2.;0 4VH 4S 44 j
Norfolk A waaura 4S0 s4 it 1
North AoMrican ao M-4 H44 mh I
Nonham Pacifle S.i0 14 1 :4ot I
Puitlc Mail w S4 '24 - I
PenruTlrania I.ilo 1J74 14 r.4i j
Peopla't lias 1.JU0 114 1.4 "i j
Pllts C. C. A 9t. U "" y4 "4 I
Prim 1 a 3ta4 Car tuO i!4 -14 U4 I
Pnilnaa Palace Caj- lk
Raiiwa Stoai Spring 3:4 ilS 4 1
Raaulmg 48.J01 1714 1704 .70S
Republic Steal 0 44-4 414 4M,
Ravubllr Sleal pfd jun 1MH IM4 1"4
Hock laiand S.oa ."4 6bi ill!
Roek luand pld W0 i't't 1CMH H
SI. U. A 8. r 3t pcd.... P 1 4.t J.-4 j
.. U Souawaotani I.4U0 3w tZ IZIt 1
1st. h- rtoultiwaawrn pld.. l.ea) 9U4 7 7?S ;
I bloas-Shoiriaid 8. 1 Lena! 874 "4 "4 :
Svuinom Pacific ll.MU lli UlH IMS I
rVmtbern Railway 44. WD l'a ti .
Souiaarn Rail war pld 7ia 71 744
Twiiiiiii Cuppa ..714) 41 4i4 4
Tax a Patlhc 20.: T14 oS :4
T., St. U at W 7(W j Mrs 64
T., 81. b. A W. pfd .... 4.1KW 7J4 714 71
I'nioo Pacific . 3i4C4 4
(tnlea Pactlla pfd liS ht4 "-t
rniled States Raaltr .... lew t a4 MS
UnltM 8ala Rubter .... Ml &s -4 iZ4
United Stales at! tt.6") Hi i
U 8. al pi J-w lt4 1144 li
Plan Ciiepar .J 1S '4
Vlrslnla.Canllaa C3mc 1 64 & je4
Walesa 14.ui Sr- 64 74
Wateea pld 614 00
Waaiara Md. . tfs 60s Mw
; WaallusBotia k..nt ... -'M .-i tS 2S
Wwam Unioa 601 714 71 ;
, wiiaeilng a lko En .. L71U K4 4 "4
Wiaconaia Oantral lw -iS 4s 4a
Plllabum Coal JM -Tl a "4 -7'4 ;
Aiaanoau Steal Poaadlf 7wl no v44 d4
bmud Dry Caooda IvO 14 U-l U2w
ex-Olndea.
Total aais for th day.
m.yOO abaras.
New York Money Market.
NEW TORK. Dec JO. MONEY On cail.
strong and limber; 440-7 per cent: ruling
rate, S per cent; closing bid. 4-s per cent;
offered at 44 Per cent. Time loans, easier:
sixty days. t4 per cent; ninety days. 4-s
primp. MKIU-ANTH.e: P a v i--Tliiwfi
per cent,
STERLING EXCHANGE Weaat. with
,1 ,.,,...., in K,ll i T"1 ...
TLZTt. r .VcT-lTv Ti T. :ST. 1
dumand. Conimen-lki bil.a. 4 .42414.4.
SILVER Bar. b24c; Mexican dollars. 44c,
BON DS Government, firm: rauruad.
. w iarottai a I'actral 4. S0.
Slea. rr. a..ilT
U. a, rel. t. rex
d coupon
L 8 Ik. res
ie coupea
C 8 . 4a. rag
do OCPMPO
Atlia-c bain, lam
Amer. Asncul aa.
Anaar. T. A .
A mar. Tooeco 4
ao
Arnaoar A Oa. 44,
Aicniaoa sea. 4.
.Will. Oacral in rme 4 4
...Io:, Inter. -Ma. 44 aS
...lilHiMar. Mann 71s
...lu 11 Japan ;s
...ills u 44a ?44
...lliw'K. C itoutll. lat "a.. 74S
6 44 au A Ooti. 4 cuctil. NCS
...ieiJ A S. on. 4 ltw
4a unM.. K. A T. lat 4a. 14
...71 its on. 44a Mc,
... ei4Mlaawan Pacifle 4
a. . H4S.N. R. ot M. 44.. M4
... WSN. T. Can. an. 4S 1
...lac do dab. la ua
do cv. 5
.Io rv. 4. . .
inN T. A H. a. 4a ...J-,
41. C. L. at 4a Nee A W. CT. t...i,
B A 0. 4. 14N A W
do 14 MS Nun bare
n A a W 4a. ( de at
Pa. 4B....1U-4
Hr. Rac. Tr ot. 4 MS II. A U rtd. 4.... 4S
( an. ol 'la- .ce Penn. c-w. Is 1MH vas
Central le4lier 6. 'do 00a a .c-s
- aa. rf N. J. a, 4. : US Raauiln era. 4 Ms
O.aa, A (1. 44 U'lSaX. LAS P la, 4 MS
ref 6. i(A d sea. ia. ,
CAA J4- 74 ft. L I am. 4a. -
C . a. c.. 14. 4. S do lat avid 4a I4
do nan. 4a tsearard A. U as..
P 14. asswaoibera Paul la c a ls
C. 14. I. A P.
a. a4 do
.14
da rr. 4...
do ool. a. .
C040. ledws a.
Coco. Miaufcua 1
r tl r. 4s
Dal. a Hud- 1
eaU A 8. U.
oe rwf. lap...
Olatlilara' a .
till pr. Ilea
00 sea. 4 . . .
It c 4 MS.
. US Ao lat
lcat(eaallie
. P44,
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arn Hr ia. .
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Pa :na a
4 Union
a.: 44 I t r, a.,
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MSI' 8. Steal Id 6a..
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.... Si Waaaea lat a
... 44 4 lit aa. 4..
at . Md. 4a
ittare.
ct. 5.. act
4 awr. B ... IS
Dank leartn
Dec m.
-liana, -taij.,1 fur
' h e corre-
mdlr. date last year. U.13S.
Bsmss
tnrka Baawa.
I30Tn. Monev. call loans r.H
6 per cent: time loans, W4 pr cent. Clne
;rn jumatlons:
Atrtteoa ad. 4
! 4
Veil ran Ontral a
Atrtilem ,
io p;i
Bovthq a Altrnnr
Iwiia Maine
BoMton llevatwt ..
M AaaKaiaatel
pMi Uum
M Arlt Ovm.rrlfcl
lTIHllmls (talitlen ..
.Iditi'UHmM a Ant..
r3 ciB-rm Heeta
iu ctiteemaj
11 f tir FUns
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in. rn-llll
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All
K'tcht-jr pf4
T. "f H.
Cnlea Pacific
H.
:i
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Am. Ara. Ohettttvsl
Uiiew r-manaa
pit
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I?I MKhirmn
.111 Mi.Ssws
AHt 4nnt. i'.. A 0
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.103 UK LlaaiUiMI
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. :f.l Prri
...C-HviBne
.. iTijST-asieTn
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. "WU . Oil
.. m I 'tan
.. l't.iaria
. .12l'-Vlnoh
w..irir.
,. 51 .North Hiitte .
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Amr.
Tubs
Aotot. Ssgar
de pfcl
Amr. T. T
At. Wuoien
1c pt
nm. 1-
EdlKn Rler Illsa
Oes. Elertrte ....
Umm. Blenrte
4c pld
Mna Was
t'pited mitt
United shoe Maca
4o ptd
17. 9. -OsM
Jo pli
AtlrMitum
All"ti.i
Bid. tked.
!7
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3H
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Losdua CloalasT Mtorka.
LONDON. Dec 10 American sectirlttea
rrM.nvi ftrtn n ml hlrhur trwlsv llnrtAr the
jnf;uenc f 0od buying incuded by the
strength in ail street yeeteioay. I opper
shares and the Haxriman stocks led the
advance At noon the marie was ntcadv,
with pr:re ranging from iiH auuve yea
terday's New York closing.
London closing stocss:
Oul'sola. moner-- S3 U-ltxFSTllle N
114
io acco-jfit
Anal. i'oppr
it. r...
!1 I
, 4 T. (lemral
1 Auti!--ond
I Aim-ion
DO Vti
! Daltlmor A Ohio..
I Cctftdlao fNtcltlc...
' ''htpii Ik O..
' chipso .1. w
ITU.. Mil. 9t. P
l Br
I ni a Hie a..
i do pfd
i En
I ao 1st p!4
' io :d pfd
l.Ncefolk W.
:26 4o pro
Dnuhriw W
; 11 Pi nsy 1 ra d-
. 7 Rand J4I1M..
;il
SIS
KM! Reading
;HaKibra ar-
lCi-S 0o I4. r
I-, Stiuthern Gaulle '.i'
L'nion Pauho tbl
f. do pfd tiiH
ii C. 3. sl M
, X dc pf iHM
i i, .vcii rT'a
, H do pi a
.l&i saniMi 4 ysa
steady at 24 i per ox.
rcrtiDd Trunk
Illinois central
alLVEB Bar,
MuNKY
0 1 per cent.
The rate
of discount m the open market
for short bills is 3- per cent, for three
montns' bills, 3 4 per cent.
Laval seesnil
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burn, j
Jr., oil . turn i4ie uuiiiung, wraauia
Bid.
Aatco.
Beatrice
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City o oisau 44s,
lAlumbua, .Nad., a. L.
oa, Utt..
lAifflmuDcroilh Kira Ilia.
C-r 'iaa ai.a Biactrlc. Waiarioe..
Cuoahr Pacaina Co. a. :ia.
Gorman K rt lnuraoca CO
lli.arnallonal '.on. c o
Kama Clir Stock Yard
Uiiic Ball Liaioar Co. ta, ..
NaLraaaa Tel. slock, per .ieut..
umaaa Wator Co. 6. -4
uroefta o ia. Ikli
S. U A P. ia. 1141.....
C B. SI. Rf. ia. .
0n.al A
Omaha a
C. B. au Kf., pld. a s. a.. M
C. B. at. HT-. com' 7t
h. pfd, I per coot is
C. U- H. A B. ia, 1B) .
O
Sioua Clir a. T. pld. par c.. ...... it '
Svuta umaaa ret. 44, UU. lUOs
Swin a co. aa. 1114 M
Umou atoca- Varaa, s. uaaaaa, I p. c. M
W cetera 'iro lus. 00.. .
Treasury jftatemeat.
WASHINGTON, Dec rjO. The condition
of the treasury at the beeiniaiig of usi
nef4a today was aa follows:
Trust Funds Gold coin. (oTl.t20.Mj9; silver
uoilaia. 4;,4.'.ha; silver doi .am of Sj0,
a.TO-.-'0: silver certificates outstanding,
e4i.s47.tA.
General Fund Standard sder dollars In
general fund. tl.733S; current liabilities,
alo;.12!,i4; working oaiaax e in treasury
oifica, i2b"7,Ji2: in bankn to credit of
treasurer of United S4auav. Ut.13I.2Mi; sub
sidiary silver com. tls. 400...US minor coin,
aUiA44.17K. Total balance u. iicncral fund.
teX;27.j6L
a. ...
.law York Mining; Sttoclaa.
NEW TORK. Dee. . CloAnij quotation
orr mining stocks: -
Alice lit
lieadrl! Coa...
U.ttia Caiat ....
Meil an1
Clnxarlb
OrJ
siaMMSni
Vil.ow Javket . .
...
... 4
... m
.. .K
...1MJ
. ..
Brunswick Cob a
CoaiaiotK Tl, stuck.. 2
ao bund It
Cob. Cal. A V i
Hem Silver A
irtin Shear lao
Ullercd.
Cotton Market, . -
NEW TORK. Dec 30. -COTTON The
cotton market opened, bareiy auady at an
advance of 1 to 10 points in response to
very firm cables and a continued
wi .leinaori
from spot people. Realising waa very
u v.tv
waa ery
Heavy, with Home of tne largest longs tan
ing profits, while commission houies were
sellers, liut offerings vere very well ab
sorbed and the market during the middle
of the morning ruled within 2 or 3 points
of the best. June so.d at U.7Sc and May
at lb. 30c on the cail, with ail positions
making new high recoida for the aeaeon.
Futures opened barely stoauy: Decem
ber, lit. 78c. offered; January, l..ac; Feb
ruary, l.i'2c; March. 16.cjo'c; May. Ill 30c;
June, lb.20c; July, 16. 27 c: Auguat, li.:'lc;
September, lt.Mc; October, 14.00c
Futures closed Hteady: December, IS. 76c;
January. la.7r; Feoruary, 15.4c; March,
Is.loc; April. lti.22c; Mey, lb. 39c; June, ls.uc;
July, 16.40c; August. lLMc; September,
it.Tic; October, 13-.4tc.
Spot closed quiet, 20 points higher; mid
dling up. anas, ib.iiic; middling guif. li.nt
GALVESTON, Tex., Dec. 3d. COTTON
higher; liaise
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 30. COTTON Un
changed; middling, ls4c; sales. 770
bales; receipts. 2.214 bales; shipments,
l.7"i bales: stork. 42.536 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. SO. COTTON
Spots were firm; low ordinary, 12c.
nominal: ordinary. 12 13-16c; good ordi
nary. 14 4c; strict ordinary, 14 ll-lUo. low
middling. 15 4c; strict low middling,
15 7-ltic; middling, la il-lc; strict mid
dling. Is 10-ltjc: good niddllng. 15 15-itjc;
unci good middling, 16 4c: middling fair.
lt4c; middling fair to fair, lo4c; lair.
17c. numuidl. Receipts. 10,y2t baiea;
stock, 17,12s bales.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Dec. 30. WOOL The demand
for ml olatse of wool on the local mar
ket continues unusually brisk for tins a
son of the year, inquiry runs through ail
grades and comes from both clothing and
combing customers, (juaner-biood fleeces
are in particular demand, both eastern and
territory. Value hoi 1 rcteady in spite 01
the short supply. Bidd.ng for the new clip
is in full swing in U.o west, especially in
Utah. Wyoming and eastern Montana.
Kentucky. Indiana and Mo-souri thre-eiLhths-olood.
24c; quarter-nH.od. 22y
I 2Ux Sci.uied values.: Texan flue
j twelve months. 7?.ij !c; fine. six to
eight months. tiMiToc: fine fail. ou"62c;
, Caiii'ornia northern. 'iVfiTOc; middle county.
1 2u'ic: fail fr.-. whi2.-: ort-gon eastern No
1 staple. Tf'tfT.-cc: eam.-rn clothing. Ti72c;
vailey No. L. &.JrMc. Territory fine atapie.
I 77in(c: fine medium staple. 7(a7fc: tine
I ciotl.ing. "i"t72r ; fin- medium clothing, 'r ft
i '-Ac: haif-bloort. 73i,:c: three-eHihthe-blood.
Mi 7(V;
quancr-oio. n, cnec. pulled, exira.
.2ii 5c; line A-teOiicc: A supers. tioc.
ST. LOiriS. Mo.. rec. 30. WOOL I'n
.hanged; territory and we-tern TiediuinB.
:44 2Hc; fine ineulums. 2la2c; fiua, 12 2i
2('C
Mrtai Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. .-M ETALS Stand
ard couth r wa firm today Local dealers I
pio'e lake id tit Tt.-dlioo; iilertroivtlc. 112.50 i
J13.75; caMing. lltiM135fl. London cloved ,
steady: spot. tl he-: futures. fb2 10a. T'n i
was eaaiv; sjm.i. tU.TSir 34.00. EnglUh mar-j
ket cioaed steadv; sp;it. it53 l(n: futures.
tD4 17s cid. Lead, firm; npnt. !4.trriv.4. T24,.
London mirket higher at tl3 15s I'd. Spe - !
ter cloned quiet: spot. wS.l'ritiJ. London
market i:nr naned at 23 2s 'd. Iron was j
unc hanurd at Ms 14d for Cleveland war-
runts In London. Local nu-rkel steady ,
m anllcipauons of Improved demand after'
the first of the rew year' Vo. 1 northern j
fniindrv tl TT" 19 25. N'o. 2 norhern foiin. I
Ire. tis jO-iilsoO: No. 1 WMithe-ri f nun Jit I
and No. 1 .eiiithirn 4ft. . i4al 2i.
ST. LOCIrt. i.Ve. 39 MTTTaLj Teui,
toady at- 14 ti. Spelter, steady- at -l2's-
Oils anal Bosfn.
OIL CITT. Ta.. Dec 3ft OIL Credit bal
ances. 11 4t: runs. aE.!1 hbl : averjig'S,
144.274 Mils.: shipments, 2H5t9 bbls. ; avei
age. 3fM Ft bbla
SAVANNAH. Ha, Dec 36 OILTurrian
tine. 'tlllet. '.tv435ikj.
TIWIM-F'rra. B IT ;r-iiji Yt- p. U(r:'i
4 "6. E. 14 H4 1: F 14 IS- id If; . IIP '1
t 25; H. l4.li''4 20; K. .( . 5A. li.A; W,
tk ..; WW, K.
Lleernaaul Greta Tf ark. el a.
LIVERPOOL Dec 3D WHEAT Spot,
'-losing dull; No. 2 red western winter no
4i.Kke: fuiur-a. anady: Iieeember, as IVJ.
March Ks I ad: May. 7 11(1
('' 'UN Sti .1. qitiri: new American mlx-d,
a N- ..'(1 Amentan -rirel "4 4d: fu
ir-e .i 1- 'w-uary m;xtl, 3k isd. Jaxiu
.r piata, o 7dL
were K.tan.lS and f'r
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Fat Cattle All Sight, Feeder. Very
Poor Sellers.
50 G2ZAT CHA5GE 13 HOG P2XCE3 !
Liberal H reel pi of heep and Lanslta,
with Mederwte Desaand, (ilve Val-
e a aosaewhat Dall aad
Weaker T.
SOTrm OMAH.V.
Neb.. Dec. 3. 1W.
' Receipts were:
I Official Monday ,
I (ff'.cial Tuesday
Uiflciai Vdllesday. ...
! n-t u:nated Thursday..
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
3. ill
itrt
L.W
!i.tB2
4 :!
4
Four days this week. . 11 "l
Same days iast weea 12..1-0
irtame davs 2 weeks ago. .4. 7.1
iame days J weeks ago..J4.'.t
15 5 J2 4T
;.rJl
.t".-JJ
11. .4-4 - . . 1
IT .M .'4 1
: .mi .4.;'.
i.-'sme days 4 weeks ago..JJ.. t2
laatne lays last year 14 Ml
Tlie foilowinir tahl shows the reoetDI of !
! cattle, bogs and sheep at South Omaha
! for the year to date, .rrrnpared r.-lth iast j
I year: ha. u.-J. Ino. Dec.
Uani l.lSio. l.u.3 ;.4J At.i'ii j
iHtgs Ai.isi I ile.iol ?.44i j
ISi.t-ep i.iuu.."l iiKs.ifM tJ..D4 I
The fo. lowing taule sno the average1
; price of liogs at South Omana for the laat '
! several daa. with comparisons: i
i . -
Data. i lisjo. ,l!08.,uJ . hs. ui. Iiw4. , 1W9.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dec
Dec
X..
LI..
a..
j..
14..
I 26
$ -
8 'to
8 Ml
a
! 4 3; II, 4 :! 4 30
1 S 36. 4 ii, ' 4 ii. 4 44 4 XI
54 t,! 4
i ., 4 44 4 is, 4 1
o 4Ti 4 56i lii . 4 4i. 4 4
I Dec
i
Dec.
Lec.
Dec
I i O
S 2'.
S -, 6 t,
4 J3 i 4 4 4 i4
,u a ., o ta- 4
4 44, IS, 4 Mi 4 ,i6 4 Gl
, t j m .4 m, 4
Wee,
an..
4, 4 M ; Wi U 4
Sunday. e.I1(liidaT
I Receipts ana olspoi-iiloo of live tock at
I Uie L'nion block jaif.h. nouih cimaha. for
! tcv.-niy-lujl liuuia ending ,.l i p. :n. yea
! tercay:
I RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hugs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. A St. P....
Wabash
L Uioii Cacitic
' C. A N. W.. l-Ht..
..6 b
. . &
.. !4 22
..a 4 2
.. -4 IS 5
..II 4 4
.. tj 1
..11 15 14
.. i 1
.. 2 2..
..2 .. 4
.. i . ,t
..114 7T 3s
joirioN.
Cattle. Hugs.
C. N. W.. west.,
c. t. P. M. ie O..
C, U. at 4.. eat
C. tt. ek 14., wekt..
C, rt. 1. at P., east
1 :
R. 1. . P.. West
Illinois central
C. la. W
Total receipts
Omaha Packing Co
40 . a 1. two
4.0 Lfis 1,101
,V 1.4X1 Z-uol
WO i.a .IMJ
1.4
.... wit
a4
ii
4
5
Jb
17
5
21
Ids i-V
.MS 5,257 s),.
Sv iu und company
cuuaiiy facAiiiat co
I ai mour cx Co
I acjiwui tz-iloien Co
l. Uiui, liiu. Pack, Co..
rilil cx Son
J. 11. rtool ac Co
j L.. r". 11ut.1t
I Mi Crear y t Carey
I . W ortheimer
isiilllvau til oai
j 1. J. liigliiam
i aio. k iv-unc-Cai. Co
i ether buyers
Totals
CATiLE There was a liberal run of cat
tle for a Thursday, while Chicago lepoi'ted
unusually Heavy receipts lor tins tune oi
the week owing to trains that anuuid nave
been in earlier oeing ueiaytd. With a great
many more cattle on xa.e at Chicago u.an
usual the market there broke tMdiy and
ear.y reports were utcideuiy discouiaging.
That natuiaily had a weakening eilect
upon the muuit at this point.
Hie trade 011 btel steers tor the reasons
noted above were slow and the morning
waa well advanced Oeiore very mucxi buai
iieas waa developed. SHU the mure de
stiaole killers kepi selling and 111 tne end
pretty much everything, waa Cleaned up.
the prices paid were weak to loc lower
aa compared with yesteiday.
Cows and heifers were in fair demand,
but thy trade waa sull siuw to 10c lower
than yesterday.
The feeder and stockc-r trade oontluues
very clull and there is no Immediate pros
pect of an improvement so ' long aa
weather conditions remain aa at present.
Prtcss are wen erery day, bui ronunaAeiy
only a tew cattle ol that description are
coining.
cuoiailons on cattle: ciood to clioiot
coinieu ateers. .ii'..M; fair 10 good corn
led steers, iii.M'ti.Jj, common to lair oorri
teu steers, ti. ,Uud.; cood to cuoicw rane
Mt-ers. ti.Ob.A; fair to good ran.e steels,
t4.wii..v; common to lair raiikt steers,
ao.7i,4.iio; buud to choice cornted cows aud
1. tilers. H uucua.oO; lair to good cornied co6
and heiters, (l.lwl.iii. cuinnion to fair
i cornted cow s aim ueiiera, u.vi.ni; scicn
to cnoice range cews anu neileis, j. .0.14.1
. , , . . j -j
I lair to good range oowa and heifeta.
j 3. .5; coiinuun to lair range coes and ueu
! nrs, S2.SOVJ j.i, good lu choice siucaera aui
l:euers. a4.caj.4i 5. 2v; lair to good biockexu
I and leaders, 3.jutii4.uv; common to fair
atcM.iverd and feeueia, suca iicii-
cia, al.i'Uo.U; vi caivea, ea.5vui.uw; buna.
Slates, etc. aZ.75ai4.4W.
Representative sates:
lii-Ei; aXEliits.
A.
11
a
7
3
s
At.
.NO.
L'O...
Ar.
Pr.
5 ill
a 10
5 70
, CSS
, tot
.
.:
. nil
)
I 6
4 .KI
4 .11
4 A
l.'JU
1(M
.124
ialfl
Ml..
-..
4 ;i
COWS.
2 7S
a.....
a....
4 '10
4 a
4 44
4 44
4 a
4 M
4 M
4 60
4 6a
4 bo
I 41
UU
1 '4
I cw
1 1
1 JU
3 60
i 60
Ti
'IB
i J-
4.7
i..
11..
is..
.
.4
li
. ui
. M4
. ;i
. k4
..cp.il
.liOU
.1..1
. i
11.
I.,
la..
1...
t..
1...
i..
1..
1...
1..
1..
1..
4...
it..
1..
1..
4 PM
liElFERS.
40 n
4 caj -i
4 U
6 C4
1 66
1 75
4 AI
4 J
4 15
4 a
BUI
1 75
1 .1)
4
i 40
1....
1.'.'.!
1...
1...
1...
. no
.1410
..U'AI
. -liei
1 c
i 66
CALVES.
t bit 1
4 J0
i '
4 -i
I a
4111
4 ocl
4..
.. 144
JCW
4
STOCKERS
i iJ
Il S -
..V 40
JO
AND FEEDERS.
1 t. 1 64
6 4 i J4 .
2 v 1 94
1 UN i li
Hues The estimate for the day's re
ceipt of head 'ai quite large this morning,
out a a matter 01 lac; wneii ine uiaiaei
opened tliele were ill aignl oniy aooui
iiiirty cars and twelve of these were 110111
a irain thai came in yeeterday alter ins
market i.aa cioaed. The retu.t was :liai '
me Had was siuw in openaia;. buyers be-j
nig inclined to wet unul there were more'
nogs 111 in; lu ui-mir irying veiy uard 10 j
buy. VV hen they did Mart out th.ir old I
tre coiiMueraoiy .ower thau yeoieraay ,
moiiung aim aa aaleamtui would not uiau !
oil wuuout a fin lit utue buaiues waa
uaniacied until cue foreuoon was Weil aa- j
. nced.
Ao noted before in these columns prices I
ale mo nigh 1a.1t buyer taae the nos
every day aa 11 mere under p.uieat. Tneie
constant Ilgul or airuhdie auaiiist uie
piuvainng yriceo aud eveiy opiioi .mil.y to
depress .lit maixet is tai.cn advan.ago ol
a miiiht be expected under Hie exi.dng
rullun.utlM. Tne ooeir Haiti service aiu
a ia a a Kreai delayer oi buoirit, tne
maiket being very much later man 11
wuuia iimci i u ou accouiu 01 uie late
arrual ol utiua. liieee condit.ona.
novcecer, are not peculiar 10 this market.
out are iiie name al ail outer setting pliu.
lne railrt.au are mora or ! uiuLaaued
cverywnere cciin market slow and bueraiper, 13c; biuefish. lie; codfuh. He: fiounu
ueaiifii uy reaaou ui tn extremely uign i era, ..c; anad roe, .5c; saiinon. ioc, na,-
nrii-.e.
a lew of the first hogs that changed
hands al tin point may nave sold a ottle
easier man yesteiday, but a :i becatue
appaient inal pacaeis wanted the bog ana
iut it auto became appar-nl mat tune waa
a veiy fair ninppiug demand the trade
ivened up. Buceia iai.d tlielr bids and
tne inaiKrl becam funy Mteauy by the tune
the trade Mas r-aily unacr way. A utile
iaier on it firmed up. becoming a utile
stronger even than yeateroay and that waa
where the market ruixl al miuuay. Cp 10
tiiat tune aixty-iwo cars had arrived aud
been olJ, but there wire tnl aeverai
trains reported to nave twenty or mure
rati back. Willi no one an. ui aay whether
may would arrive in time tor lousy' mar
ket or not.
No. at. IB. .N. At, 8a. Pr.
a -a ... .i ii Hi ia. I a
,4 no 4 I . at t- .Maw
. 1,4 tt s A net 1 bit I A
al :T1 tl 4 U ii- w4 a I
4 17 4 ... t ;i 4 r.l ... I
J 1 ... I 41 242 ... 4 ITS
Hi M ... ( 44) 4 ... t Us
a . ... at 44 ..4 im t 3lS
.1 IM . . t .44 M I at
.x LA a at t.......M m iit
7; 1.1 ... at n ...J7 .... t 44
1 iu ...In - .1 rti ... 1 14
.- 4,1 ... t a a .. 1 a
1 - ... 4 3i M ..i.4 . 4 -i.
U i-l ... -i m 4A a I a)
n H M ' 4 ...
3 . il ... M ... :
;4 .-ii . . :rt, s '
1 x; i i m
- a a I i&
n a "i .... - 'J
U .! .14 4 . '14j
H U ... . U'4 ... w
1 t ... u .
t M a im
XiAR.
I no ... s
SHEK1' Pupplle were fairly liberil thi
morning for a Thundav. about l.s hed
being reported in besides ituite a stt'.ng;
of drive-ma. ' Packers were not espe
cially anxious for very much killing ma- j
nrial. however. nd the early tia.ie a
rather iuiei. aeverai good hunches of j
killers, mostly iamb, were bought op t ;
Just about steady pric-s. but tne. umlei- ,
tone to trade was .lechle llr weak and tne '
tendency of pr ces somewhat lower. Me- j
dium and common short-fed grades suf
fered mi re than flnislitd kinds. of
coure. and it required some ditle eifort to
hiove slock of tins decryption at f gLites t
tiiat looked to be U'liljc lower nan yesiei-
Jay. Steady to a dime lower and not veiy (
acilve at ibe decline would Just ah. ml de
scribe the general situation. Ti.r.-e loads
of fed western iambs weie good enough to
bring i.t. ewes snd at io..a And .4 small
string or goats at 4... I nii .s witnin i.c
of the Highest one- paid for killing ewes
since the opening of .he fed season and
fully a half dollar higher than the best ewe
falues at this time ast year. Lamb prices
are tl.A-.il.J5 higiirr ihan a year ago.
W.trmced-up aiulf bought for le-.dlng pur-
poses tins rooming realised rm d firm
prices as a rtue. The :nor t!eny gra.ies
are naturally given preference by feeders
and vaiues aie accordlnclv much lutfiier
on stoc a that may be easiiy finished,
Quotations on lut sheep :id 's.nos: cjood
, to cnoic iambs. r."'i j: fair 10 good
1 iamb. IT.SiT.o.: irood light yearlings. 6 -A
.7.8. good heavy vearlltigs. 16 tj .; (T'od
. to choice weihera. b.&uf ; fair to good
I wethers. 14 ijs i: good to choice ewes.
! IS iMni ob; fair to goiKl ewes. U.juni tO.
j quotations on feeder stock: ijood to
ch ic- iamti. j.J-'.t o: lair to goon iainc.
i ji.sViiC Ji. light yearlings. Coonf. :0; heai v
i y. atiyint?. (4 jfii6.l: old wetheis. i.Mt
, 4.75; good to choice ewes, ti Aii4a: br M-
1 mg ew.-s. J3..j.j; yearling breed.ng
i ewes, fe, 4H.lt 00.
Hepr'-sentattve
saies:
; n o.
; 417 fed ewes
; io fed lambs
i 2c ft-.i iHmb
I bi fed iambs
2j fed lambs, culls
7 fed ewes
1 3 fed ewes, culls ..
I fed lamb, cutis..
i t35 fed lambs
. 113 f-d ewes
. ..M fed Iambs
Af.
. .!
. 70
.. M
.. 4
.. :4
.. s3
Pr.
is 15
75
7
7 'io
6 4)
4 No
2
t 75
8 .10
& 00
( cat
s ri
& o
4 HO
4 l
3 -a
& :o
5 50
101
73
M
IW
leal
hJ
:w
171
104
55
'JO
S
10s
ltd
-2
7S
M
110
110
7 fed ewes, culls ..
'! western
ewes
ewos
ewos.
IW
waslern
I western
I SuO western
1 s bucks
415 western
15 weetern
! l.2 wr stern
culls
culls
yearlings ...
lambs, culls,
lambs
-ji ic-Miprn lamb ....
i 22 western yearlings
ii
4 40
5 35
2 50
2 50
7 75
5 i ll
5
4 70
g 00
7 "0
DO western ewes.
cuils
j m fed ewes
1 433 Montana awes
i 47c Montana ewes
iii Montana lambs ....
s native ewes
14 native ewes
77 goats
253 native lambs
I t7 native lambs, culls
. t
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
MAItKET
1 Cattle Lower Host Hlatne-r Sheep
! Strong; to Hlher.
I CHICAGO. Dec, 30 CATTLE Receipts,
' ic mi huu.i Murkfit lcriii.V, lower: Hleern.
! 4olij.i; cows. t3.5Wia.uc: heifers, txttrtt
1 cxcw; bulls. C 4cU4.7&, calves. ti.t.)U.cA(;
, stockers and feeders. B.,..w
HUGH litneiptB. 17,'XIO head. Market IOC
1 higher: choice heavy, ft.;..!
v: ouiciii
; towlc'tU: ignt mixed, tcvowi 40: choice
iight. 2f'ti.46; packing. .oOjis-U; pigs.
aTi.'cilc.JO: bulk of sajee. t-Jccas.ju.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 15.000
head. Market strong to 25c higner; sheen.
4.0O'i6.cA; iambs, 40ii.u5. yearlings. t5.25
a'i-c.
Kasasa City Live Stoelt Market.
KANSAS C1TT. Dec 30. CATTLE Re
oelpts. 4,cA head. Including 300 southerns;
market for siosrs slow and ateacr: for
cows and calves strong: for Blockers and
feeders dull; choice export and dress-d
beef steers. tt.--&'d7-2&: fair to good. 4.Jrf
B.75; western steers. t4.0O'M.5O; Blockers and
feeders, t3.25ii4.30; southern steers. ttAt31
5.75; southern oows, tXi4 40; native oowi,
it.MHb.fff. native heifers. t3.2M5.i5, bulls,
ia.oixi5.10; calves, .tXti .:.
HOGS Receipts. v.J0 head: market
steady: top. to. 524; bulk of sales. t&-5i
S.50; heavv. tS.44.til. 52 4; packers and buicii
ers.$.2iX 8.524; light, tcJouS-45; pigs, te.25
8 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. .V.tt
head; market strong to 10c higher; lamos.
Jci.5t-ati.25: yearlings. $.25o'i.j5: weihers.
t5.2&iit.J0; ewes. J4.i0if6.25; Blockers
fLedeis. tS.jotiG.2S.
and
St. Loaia Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dee. ;. CATTLE Receipts.
4.ijt hc-ad. including 1.4O0 Texan. Market
steady to lac lower. Native snipping and
export steers. te.7i4iB.40; dresm-d heel and
butcher sieerx. J5. jO'ii.c6; steers under I.caA
pounds. t3.JU4i5.Ji; stockers and feeders,
td.llAii4.iiC. oows and heif ei s. 3.25'nV25; csn
ners. $2 Ii.ti2.s0; bulls. tJ.iXi4.; caives. $.25
v.i4j; Texas and Indian sieera, ji2.i i.T5,
cows and heifers. t2.7(n4. jo.
HOGS Receipts. s.juO hend. Market
strong. Pius and llg:ua. te.iaia.40; packe rs.
JS 25j6.j0; butchers and bet heavy, t.5c-i
" -SHEEP
AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.700
head. Market loc hither. Native muttons.
t4.-Vn6.75. lair.ua. t6.25iu.:; culls and bucks,
U-jOutkoO; stockers, ii.2ji84.u0.
St. JuaeDh Lira Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dec SO. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.000 head: market steady; steers,
44. U 14 7. 25. cows and Uelfera, t2.o5uo.50;
calves. ii.;4a ml.
HOGS Receipts, S.500 head; market
steauy to- scan; top, ifc-50; bulk of aaiea,
a.-u 46.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.500
head; lamba, t7.ucXy8.ii.
lsx City Lien Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Dec. 3ft (Special Tele
gram. CATTLE Receipts, ouo nead; mar
ket weak.
HOGS Receipts, 2.000 head; market
strong; bulk of sales, to20h .
Stork in Stunt.
Receipts of live muck at tne six principal
western :nirKcts yesterday:
Caitie. liogs. aheep.
South Omaha 2.4m,
5.. 01
V.U0
Sioux City
M. Joacpn
Kansas city
St. Louis ....
Chicago
Totals ...
OMAHA
.. 'Ml
.. 2.CJIi
.. 4.UU0
. . 4. 'JU0
..Ifcitvd
2.'.A
cj.jo0
a.yuO
V JUd
17.1AM
2.j0
3.00O
2.,
15. CAM
..21 AH 4H.TU0 32.000
UKNEHAL MAniiKT.
.
Mtnnie and Fancy Prod ace Price Knr-
niahrit by Buyers and Wholesaler
BUTTER Cfnamery. No. L dfcliveied to
the retail tiaue 111 lib cartons, .toe; No. L
in fiorb tuba. V, No. 2. iu lib carton. 54c;
in "Ob tub. 344; packing stock, so. id
pack. 32c; fresh roils. 22c; fi-ncy dairy,
tutis. j.c. Market chainrcs every Tuesday.
POULTRY Dressed: Broilers, a a do.,
spnngs. lac; hens, l,c; cocks, 7c; due KB,
124c; geese, 10c; turkeys. c, pigeons, per
doz.. II. Ji. Anve: broilers, unui-r i lu..
j ii,-- ov..r 2 lbs, 11c; liens, lwc: cocks.
diicka, full feaitu,n-d, i0c; geese, full feiih- j
..red. so: turkey.-,. ',c; guinea fowls, t2 a,
dox , piurKiri, j0c per dox. !
i nVCITh 11li..ik(.lN am.il rsna. t" lr?e !
I 40e: gallon. tl ; New York Omnia, sina.i.
I large, 4c: i,aion, 11 x; Bailimoie
' Kiandams. small j;c; large, Sic; ganon.
il
1- lSH Ail froxeni Trout. 13c; whlto flth.
11c: pu keiel. ; piae. Lc; eel, l&c; had-
docrk. l.Sc; .stainati nia-ckc-iel, Itc; red-anap-
, bui. ilc.
FRL ITS Oianges: Extra fancy, highly
com, red navels, :4s. Ill: and L-v. per lul
j 11. 56, extia func-y, higmy ouloied. navels
1 UVtp. lTt, 2Us and 21' p r box. to JO. Leiie
. on: Ext ra fancy. JUua, jhm, prr box. 15 01;
choice, per box, 14.75. Iirat truil: Floiida
1 Inaian Klvers. A.. aa. 54. K4 and ), per
hux. IajO. Tangeniiea: i I on da. 144 and
lts, per uux, Pineapplas: F.orida
lnuiaii Rivet. 24 and Am. prr crate, ti.jci.
Apples: Ben Dsvi. Coiinadu, very Hue
quail. y. per bos. 11.55, Wine sap, Col
orado, blood red, f:ne qualuy. per box,
12 uo, Jonathan. Colorado, fine' color, p. r
nox. tTL'JD; Greenlnga. Colorado, per box.
tl 50; Mlaoui1 Pippin. Colorado, v. ry fin
quality, per box, 11.75. Genitalis. Colorado,
per box. tl-50 ciO box-lots 10c leaai; Iowa
Jonathan, our own pac k, extra fancy, prr
btrl, 11. A: Iowa Wine leapt, our own paca,
extra fancy, per bin.. 15 50: Iowa-Missouri
pippins, our own pack, extra fancy, p r
bbl.. tl 25. Ben Davis. atrirtl No. 1 Mi
injur, per bbl.. t4-.il. Greanuigs. New York
N'o. 1. farmer' pack, per bbl.. aid, ilO-bni.
lots, ti urn. Malaara gruiies. owing to tt'iai
ity and weigiit. per keg, 5u0 to l
Bananas. Holt Ltmon or Chans'.nnola, p,r
lb. ac 1 i-bunch lot. J4o. Crsnberri
extra fancy, long ka-eper. per lol., 17. 50;
t:ood for imrrrtdlicte uee only, K liu
begc. Wiwaiiiin H-ii.nd fa-.1. p.r .b.. P-c.
on. on. Exit A large lied Globe, per lb..
T'v-: rnedl'im sire. n--l Joe. per !b . :
Srnih. A-ih r-ite. tl .'At Ht potato's,
HaiiMi. per J-tiu. tM . K . Celery. Call
foinia .Iti'nlMi. !er del..
lleef Cuts No 1 r'd. !'H': N"- Vhm,
'i?r: N'n S r"r. l,c: No 1 ioln. lc: No. 1
oln, U: No 1 mm. !!': No. 1 chuck.
Tc: No. 2 -huc k. No. chock. 'V,c: No
1 rniir. r: No I rnund. T'yc: No. round.
'V: No. 1 pUtn, ',c: .No. 1 saate. ,Jkc; No.
t plate, .
Isw High fte od far rieed.
MlNXKAPol.lH. Ir ?F.F1 "ah
flax tinmy tonr'ied th hlgrtret pent ever
known n the fUwr tf ih c"htber of
t'omnien . when it wert up to Slm'l Til
is IWc higher than ,Inv flgr In Dultith.
which is .moled there ,it X2 The high
price is doe to the short sge .if flX al".
over the world sod paitlcti'srlr In the
northwet. Very little was offered at th
price bid.
Coffee Market.
NF.TV TORK. t"ec. JU. COFFEE P.
'ttr- closed steady, net unt hnngel Sales
were reported of T t'ert hags. IncHidtng
IeceTilter and .lanuary at tT.r. May at
&?('(. Julv at T tin 'ii . "Tc. Sepfem-
! f,r ,
: r. Spot uniet; No. 7 Rio. N
No. 4 Santos. He. Mild, yuiet;
1 s 11-15
Cordova, s'n 11 4jc-.
i
Duel Wounds May
Be Cause of Death
Fonner British Cabinet Member Dies
in Paria Family Sayi of
Pneumonia.
LONDON. Dec SO. Word is received here
of the death at Pari today of Karl Perry
(Henry Algernon George, formerly under
cec rctary of stale for foreign afTaira.
j According to ihe family, death waa due
! to complications following an attack of
' pneumonia. It la widely reported here,
however, that (he earl's fatal Illness fol
lowed wounds received during a duel In
' which he is said to have taken part iu
1 Pat is some days ago.
j Earl Percy was the eldest eon and heir
of the seventh duke of Northumberland,
lie had represented South Kensington in
: Parliament since uam. Iu 1902-44 he waa
under secretary of state for India and In
' the two succeeding yearn under foreign
j secretary, lie was born in 1H7I and waa
unnamed. Ills home was in London.
PARCHMl,T HID YEARS AGO
FOUND BY GRAVEL WORKMAM
Document Conerrnig Land firsat
Located by Mean of Tlterl
ona Tablet.
MOHRIDGE. S. D.. Dec 30.-4Spec1a.l.
RUailir.g Robert Louis Stevenson's Treas
ure Ialund" or the fictitious tales of search
for treasure buried by Captain Kldd and
other buccaneers. f the atory of the find,
one mile east of Mobridge by A. W. Vail,
general foreman of the Milwaukee road,
of valuable parchments which may make
t hint
a rich man.
. While
prospecting for gravel for the
road. Mr. Vail unearthed, a grave contain
ing the bones of a man. a woman and A
stone tablet on which was engraved, la
French this wording:
One hundred feet north and 100 feet west
of where this stone Htood. you will find
some papers that will do you lots of good.
Procuring a compass aud tape line. Mr.
Vail prospected 100 feet north and 100 feet
west, and waa surprised to dig up tha
thigh bone of some animal and In the bone,
which was plugged at both ends, waa a
mil of parchment covered with writing in
French. The exact wording of the mat
ter on the closely written sheet of parch
ment Mr. Vail will uui dlacluse, but ha
says that It pertains to a grant of land
In Alabama made by the government to a
man by the name of Pierre LaMoure. The
parchment bears the date of 13S. while
the tablet bears the date of 1X2.
This country was settled by the French
in the early days, many of the Indians
having French names, and It Is thought
that LaMoure and his wife lost their livea
nearly a century ago while prtwpectlng In
this part of the country.
It is Mr. Vail s intention to so to Ala
bama as soon aa possible and trace the
Btory of the land grant and secure pos
session if the same can be done.
Feaaenden'a Body Fenutl.
MITCHELL, a D., Dec .. tSpeeiaL
Tlie body of Edward Fosaenden waa dls-
i covered In the vicinity of Kennebec we.t
! of the Missouri river. Feaa' ndi n had been
j in the town of Kennebec for several days
j and had been drinking to some extent. He
wandered away from the town and for ten
days nothing was heard of him. A search
waa instituted and hi body was found by
a man named Otto Br.'gel. who tracked tho
unfortunate man to a hayRtack, where- he
had burrowed Into It to escape the storm
and cold weather. The man could not
make hia way back to town or to any of
the farmhouses and laid there and froxe
to death. The coroner' Jury gave a de
cision to the effect that Fessenden came
to his death by reason of exposure to tha
cold while in a state of intoxication.
May Deport Insane faernsnn.
MITCHELL S. D.. Dec. 30. (Speci4tL) It
Is possible that Davison county will hava
a case of deportation on its hands in the
j person of Arthur Brulin. who came to this
1 country six weeks ago from Germany, and
Is now Insane. He la not a cltisen of the
United States, and on that ground tho
county will probably refuse to care for
him. His wife has neen-iifcri two years.
Before coming across TJi-.ihn had been
1 treated for nervous trouble- uy- a Dresden
j specialist, and he was able to pass; the In
I speetinn of the Immigration official! In
! New York. Tho case will be take", under
advisement until Januarv. wht-n. R will
be anniuincd whether Brubn will be sent
back to Germany or whether relatives herej
will provide for ills oare, ., J .
Call for Trennnry Wnrrantn.
PIERRE. H. D.. D. ,0.-4STeciaL)-Th4j
state ireaeury ha made a call for M.VM
of general fund state warrants for January
3. This call clears up lea than half of
the outstanding warrants and will leave
A net dc-lM of tMC.OOO for th state at tbs
beginning J 1S10. Tliis cannot be redurod
much hefcro the middle of ihe year.
and
with (he expenditure running as they
1 have been doing 11 1 vary likftly la caiTy
j through the year at aomesliws near tt.at
j figure
j .
A Merlons elrenkctoTea
, muni rrom enronic constipation. 1 rr.
j King a New Life Pills ciue headache,
1 btomsch, ilver and IViwe! trouble. "Rc For
I sale ?y Beaton Drug C.
New from A Iran K.r liber.
LOI.'ISVII.I.E. Ky.. Deo W. It is tinder
stood tne parents of little Alma Keliner,
who dUappeartd from n-r home three
week ago, received a lerer ftlln afternoon
fic m a pciicon in an oiuo town proinlrlui;
to return the .lttle girl if the fatnilv would
pay l-.o'i ransom. The Ktilntii-a reflise ui
reveai the name ( f the place in Ohio.
Every motbei aiiuuia kiw litAt Cham
berlain Cough Remedy Is perfectly, skfs.
Ezrberl LGoocii.i'o.
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OniaiiA Ofticei 1U BT. T. tails aUag.
Bell toll pi. on Ocnglaa oSl ;
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