Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 27, 1893, Page 6

[(I\I\H R(I\L AND FINANCIAL Decrease in the Visible Grain Bapyly Btrengthened the Market, CEREAL OPENED THAT VERY WEAK When with Only Duluth, Deteolt and Balt mors to Hear from, O Showed Nearly a Million ther Vlaces Rushols Decrease, Strength Returned, Cuicaco, Dec, 26, <A decreass Mo supply of wheat turned from weak to steady today an sut below Friday's closing slosed 'ge lower, oats from and practicall, u prevaiied provisions noliday market Wheat apenod we Joc off, at dropped to from ¢ Chicago and in the northwest Julctness k with M 5 ad e in the visi- that market May closed Corn higher A tho d figures to 1o nenanged wil from vancing ' Receipts at ay Aad this, with the consequent selling the early slump, nd the expe increase 1 the visible down for a time. The &9, however, indicating enscand the market bega Wiien with only Duluth, Detr wore to hear from, the other p an agg te decrease of ove the market be Then Perrin, Chfford sther traders bonght frecly ar firm with May neae 662, until t complete. It sho rease of but 104,000 bu., and pi ngain, May holding fivm near ¢ closed midvay tetween th figures of the dny. May op iost 'y, advaneed 1 e, gold up and 08t e 1o fose suppl visib) POrLs were heavy Chil vanco of i ¢ on an_in \zo receipts, The on whe rease in the vi corn, and May closea where it kad of confined flucthtations having range of 'ge, Oats were firmer on light ¢ wood demand from shorts. light. May opened unchange after sellig up e to30l5c, the close at 8015, Provisions opencd strong o ceipts and an advance in pric After advancing for o time Jan sold freely, which weakend \d sent prices back to about ing rigures. Compared with 2ige lower, J anuary ribs u been 250 ears ; corn, !“Hltms oats, 28,000 head “I'ne leading futures ranged “TAtcles, \\mu Gute| o | x| ime Brmer and May t's bulg ctation of an y held prices lo supply a possible de n to firm uj v and Balti places showed r 600,000 bu, sola at , Lester and i prices hield he visible re wed a net de be ric Wb3ge, where it top and bottom encd at 651 1ge, then fye, At 053 Corn opened with May Jye lower a 8i4c on was i ad o and a loss of sible supoly of ned, o a pfferings and o was « e, and reacted Jy¢ to n light hog re- s at the puary lar the whole list Friday's clos- Friday night anuary lard is inchanged. Wheat, 330 cars : hogs, as follows | Cio 00 3536t 34%| 601 65% 343 aatqaal ety TBkEe e MENS POIK - Jan. 12 60 70 Laun - 1 quotations wer Unchanged. No. 2 spr 2 red nominal; MMOTHY S PoRk—Mos D e L) 0 100 1bs, #5.10; short rit 14@6.75; " dry salred shos 256.50; short cloar sides ( 7.00. Winsky—Distillors' finished SuGARs —Cut loaf, $6.41; gran standard “A," §4.60. No. ‘White, 801:@ 3, 39@50c; 0@12.75; lard, bs sides (loose, ulders (hoxed); boxed), §6.75@ goods, per gal,, nulated, $4.70; The following were the recelpts and ship- ments for today: Anrict i ur. bbls. 00| SHIPMENTS. 1,000 000 000 1000 | 001 100 121000 1,000 luv the butter alry, rhots, i ) Dbls, and by ports, pkizs.; v dull pring eity millp ter patents, 8 3.60; city )@w.60; winter struights, 83 nesota patents, $8.00; winter 2.60; Minnesota bake iow ‘grades, $1.600:2.25 FLO0@1.907 soring extrus, #1.9 southern flour, dull; common 001,2.70; £00d 10 cholce. ex rve floar, dull; superfine, )5; buckwheat flour, 30 0 28D KwnEAT—Dull; Canadian nominal, Con RYE BanLey-Dull; 2 Milwa bworroivedatato, GUG03 ALY ML Steud i N ales, 65t ERS Tt red, in store und 3 angraded rod, 633 Dptions oponed dull und'c locul all osing quivt chungod. No. 1oxin y closed 6614 3830 Dis, 228,200 bu.; ¢ 15,000 bu. futures apot. Spot market dull No. ‘2, 43¢ in elovitor; 4dc arket dull, but firn o Hght arrivids, January, 424404 Ge, 42 16- 10 4 yules, 40,000 bu. quict s No. 2, deliy 2 white, 3442 n, 40850 ety track, i e, closed a slosed ut 84%¢; Decor HAY 10G@8. b ber ¢loso Ix)‘ 10811¢; 1 ATHER-Dul Ayros, light to b Woor— Dull: domestic flovce, 20626 Texas, 106150, PROVISIONS — Beof, dull: fa 14.60; extrie mess, $9.50; boof iy extra Indin mess, 194 stoady: plekled bollics, $7.26 shouldors, $6.0006.50; plekled 9.50. Lard, steadier;” wostorn fos, 50 tierees mber closed 5, nominul; re ound, £6 @7 k vy, 140019 1 #85.00, ) extra (15,603 she W di Beg W state Quier; stave, fur i part skiums, @b ) ER—-Dull; amier osto 20 1044012 e, Eaas—Wenk; ice house, frosh, 22@204%c; southern, TALLOW- Bteady. PerioLEuM- Quiet; United cl Rosix- Steady ; strained, con $.275@1.80, URPENTINE - Firmer at Rice—Dull; domestic, oiges Japun, 4\ OLASSES: kettle, good to cholce, 85@40¢. 1o Iwox—-Dall; — Scoteh, 01500, fuir Awerican, 812 correi llurn.ly steady; lake, iru L DUl Seraits, 620,05 usk BPELTER - Easier; domestic, CorTonserb Ol Tnactive easier without quotable change Mt prime crude, 28¢: 0 H;:.?l;elruw butier grades, $9¢; tents at $4.1 i spring BTl e, closed Tic 1y on or, 18@22 Q@24 e i Homiual; New Receipts, 96 Llos, 7 Steady 54855 win- milly, elear 13.15: Min- extras, §2.100 )u3.005 winter Tow' grades, 02.40; South- (o falr extra u, $2.700 YG2.5b; fancy dulland w ex bond, 3¢, 0 bbls. ukee, 61@6: wo61ac; ' afle L north trado sy De- IxDorts, 116,500 und 53,000 hu but steady; aflont. Option vering and wed - dull; 1'4240; £, 0. 1), i closed i exports, none; 9 ).000 bii,_spot NoP's: k, white western arlet dull it 344,350, d at 385, Quict; shippiug, #6; good to cholce, 1 Buenos Ayres, sole, Buenos 19@20¢; pulled, mily, hais, s, Cut #14.000 #15.00; neiLs, plekied 89,000 closed hams, stean at 38.40; optic noniin steady: new rime, §19.260 ot clear, $15,50 wiry, 16@21e; wstern faciory dalry, Bt @11 4505 small, 2 tull’ skins, ¢ western osed at 79¢ bid umon 1o good, 14 @30¢. e Orleans, open 20.0020.60; $19.26, ed. 10 extra, $3.273 bid. wnd & s Irul: GXPOFLE ‘erdo. 240 uwu.u yellow, s dropped | | | Vow, 34 hite, 4% el refined, dull @i LoNG, 12, 8 monld A0 3 eliow off grad stendy 36 toet, o No.6 811 No. 8, 31538 1 358 9 16¢ @8 i-16¢: No. 1 A, 415@4 11-160; stundard A confectioners A, '4 1-16@44c; -16c; crushed, B 6-16c; powdered, o granuiated, 4 8-16@4%c; ules, cut 1ot 7-1¢ i Omann Produce Market. Burrer - The local demand fs Jight and the surplay #tock hos to be shipped fn order to keep the market clenned up. At the sane time dealers complain that the shipping des mand is not very active. The market is very genic and the agount pf butter that hrings 200 f8 very small; cholea country, 1é220 fresh packing stock, 16e, lvm‘-uu PourLTY--While prices fuled lo the b virado on pouliry was nolas as it night have heen, Abdutall the turke on the market were cloaned up_at the close of Inst weok, good stock bringing 9@10c. Chickens were in poor demand and be was the top, whilo stock:hnt was a little off went con- Sderably lower Geoes and ducks &ro gen- erally selling at ahout 7@8c. 1AvE Porrany-Dealers generally nre ad ing aealnst the shipment of 1ive poultry, as the demant 15 ey gyt the trade generally preforring diossed pouitry PR AT e arrivals are not heavy and the market firn at previous quotutions: choice amall and fav voals, 7@7e; thin oF leavy, 3@ GA 3,25 olden stall hickens, $4 quall, $1.25; jack snipe, #1; s11" Caaday dese, $6.00600.50 50: brant, §3.00@3.50; mallard 00: redhead ducks, $3; biue , #1.7502.00; green wing teal ks, $1.50 mived du back ducks. smull rabbits saddles, per 1h antelope suddics, 12@18¢ 809 Tags The receipts of fresh lald eggs very heavy and the market is 28¢. T bulk of the cold storage stock 18 going at HoNEY - Cliote 10 fornia, 160 OvsTERs Medinm extra standards, 20c Teets, 280: compiny selects, Ny Chestuuts, 10150 ) sliestnuts, 1 almonds, nuts, 1 Prairlo grouse, antelope eare white clover, horseshoes, 19¢; extra se- Ge; counts, 30c. wor 1 itali He; English Brazil nuts, pecans, medium ket on black walnuts s low and ants to huy. VEGETABLES, Hifornta hand-pic 1,851,903 ¢ o One ¥ BEANS (! 003 western nay 160175 HNs-Onions are quoted at 50@ on ordors b 65@70¢; Spanish ate, $1.50 WATER Citess - Pat 116 (., $1.50. POTATORS Nebras Wil potatoos, i jon white . and onions, per up in berry boses, por Towa and Minnesota Llots from store, 657 60c; Colorado, from Coorado lots, 6@7 Ordors for eabbage from the coun- filled at 2! b, v Roors -According 10 sizo, ver tdor CELERY forn SWEET POTATORS stoek, Dor Db, 850, N VEGETABLES 403600 Good stock, 35¢; extra faney ¢ The supply Is falr; good Spinuch, per bbl., §2 B0aaoe per doz: radishes, endive, per doz, 7oe; aulifiower, per aoz.. $1.502.00 v doz., 5075¢; cucunbers, 2; tomi- 10., 20¢; string benns, £2.50 per %-bu. o onlous, anlelty doz., per doz., 8 ottuce, p toes, Fruies Catawbas, ver 5-1h. basket, 17@18¢: H0-1b. bble, net, $5.50@6.00; zas, per 55-10. bbls,, net, $6.507.7.00. CALIFORNIA Pruiws: “There is not much left, on the market; pears, $2.50. APPLES—The supply 15 1 and prices higher; fane box; bellflower, #2 per box CRANBERRIES—Cranberries are arriving very cly and are in good domand; Cape per Dbl 86.2526.50: hell and bw @6.75; derscy, 6.25; bell and FROITS, in about steady: per : per bunch, small 1o 300, on this marke bunelr, meding LEMONS 25.25; si OiAN ow 60, 25 Messina lemons, size, 15, por y Floridas, TANGERINES—Der box, !‘.’7 3 Por box, § FUIS. 1 black, large, : small, $8.000,10.00 N07815.00: medin medium, § Lings, lutge, §1 500646003 Rocky moun ta §14; small, $10; e, $12; medi e, 818,002 22.00; medium, black Montana yearling: 38; small, $5; black Mo 50: medium, $4.50; : medium, $12 wrize, $114 iediam, $57 tip cubs, large 3450 small brown, large, medinm, $16; small, $12 $10.00@12.00; medium, # Tntge, §7: mediun, $5; Small, 83; badger: laree, §1.00@1.50; medinm, '60¢: _small, "5l fisher—No. 1 Trge, $8; medium, & 4 fox silver, s to color according to beauty— No. 1 large, $100: mediug small, $30; silver pale, i o benuty, Ind 0} medinm, $30 088, lurge, $7: Targe, $1.50; gray, lurge No. - miedium, suc; BOc: ll, medium, | A fun, 750 1 und feet v sking, 20050c $6.0007.00; medinn, 35; smull, s0c; mediun, GO I, bluck, as to beauty slunk—black, eused; No. 1, wedium, 75¢; small, 50c; short #1; medfum, 70¢; smull, 45e; narr Turge, 60c; med 40c; small, 26e; striped, larie, wolverine, No. 1, large, &4: medium, §3; smull, $2; wolf—mountain, No 1, lrge, 83: modium, §2; small, $1.00; prairie, Iargey 70@75¢; mediam, beayer—per skin, No. 1 medinm, $4.50; Smull, $2; kts, larg wedium, $1.50: small, Toe:” muskrats—winter No. 1, Iarge, 10@11c; ‘medium, 9¢; s fali, large, 8@9e; medium, 7e; small, 6c; kits, large, #2w3c, HIDES, Hines—No. 1 gr hid No. 1 zre green salted hides Rides, 20 1bs. to 40 Ths., i hid 1s: 1040 1bs.) 1bs. to 16 1bs. Ge: No. 2 vi b, 4¢5 No, 1 dry flint hides, 5e: NO. 2 dry flint hides: des No. dry salted hides, “e.” Pary cured hides tec per Ih. less than fully cured SuERP PRUTS-Groon saled, e 50750 green salted snearlings (short wooled oarly skin, vueh 10 16ci dry " shearlings short wooled early skins), each 5110c; dry shoarlings (short Wooled cat 1y sking, No. : each Oe: dry Mint, Kansas and Nobrask butcher wool pelts, per Ib., actual weight. 1010 11c; dry flint, Kunsas and Nebraska murrain wool beits, per 1., actual weight, 170200; dry flint_Colorado bteher wool pelts, 1l actunl weight, 9710 t Colorad rain wool peits, porib. wolght, 7@ dry picces wnd bicks o teer, No. 1 i, 83 ott 'largo, s Striped, Inrge, 0 TALLOW, B hid, e T oD © lower,_and very st mixed, 2 whiie, RyE" St Bitax—Weak at ot 1y y dull u 9.00% prairic, 80.0046.00, Burtki-Dull and weak; erenmed dulry, 16@17c, ry du RECEIPTS—Whe U outy, none Si s—Wheat, bu; 0L, Bowe, ak; timothy, $8.00@ y, 20@24¢; d weak at 19¢. t, 65,000 bu.; corn, 74,000 000 bu.; corn, 12,000 Colt o Marker, 20.~COFFEE-Options ope lower as Lo first on la wireh t 20 | ineluding Murch, #1625 Spot coffee, Kio, quiet Sules, NEW YoRk, Do l|..m.|~ \arply osed firm 6,500 Jinu #15.550) ints D 5 y. 4l @10.80} May 15,00, steady; No. and steady; O none. HAMBURG, Dec HAViE, | Kio b LOoNDON, rdova, $20,0020,25 20.Unchanged, Unchan Unchanged. Dec Unehian Mitwauk MILWAUKEE, Dee. Wi AT Lower northe Coit Oat whit i spring, Dull. No. 2 o805 No. 1 ady; , 34, Firmor; white, 80c; No. 8 Highar; No. 2, 60c; sample, 35@ Firmer PROVISIONS RECEIPTS | bu.; burley, 28, ;i lard, $.15. ,300 bbls.; wheat, 69,800 000 . Visible Grain Supply. NEW Youk, Dee. 26.—The visible supoly of rain Saturday, December 23, as compiied the Now Yoik Produce exc 0, i 1 f0l- Lows: Wheat. 79,866,000 bu.: decrease, 268,000 6,092,000 bu.; Increase, 280,000 84,011,000 bu.; decre rye, 609,000 bu ley, 2,511,000 bu.: de New York Dry Goods Market. NEw Youk, Dec. 26—The dry goods mar- Ket I8 1 4 comatose eondition, wiuost acoord lug 0 Mo usual babie duslog e boildiy week, cd navy. 81,907 TIH’ and vadues e crul disposition 1 Jaraney 11 ot o the mdrker and et prossly b ronna | Tnrly Te shiow no rhanee, A \ untilafior prrtients 18 confined to most aulto nominal for arnything ke Forcign (dry goods are purticu The Joibing trade 1s inactive SE1 Sr Lovre Dec pirents, §2,96@3.10; extra fancy funcy, $2.2002.30, WHEAT- Dropped od g, hut s Markets, 28 - Frovr-Unchanged #2.052.75 40 SRELYs TeNCTON went off later and clo ow Friday: eash wnd December, January, 58¢: May, 62%c. Conrx-Very dull ind closed 1y cash, 8231 December, 8% we: Ma OATS- Stdn 2 2114 bid; May, ¢ RVE- Dull; 47¢ BAKLEY - Dull BIAN-Firn Hay -Ensy #7.50a0.00). LEAD-Fitm at 83,121 SPELTER - Lower at #3 FLAX SERD -Quiet nt #1.2 RUTTER -~ Dull; creamery, 22326 @23c CoRy MeAr nd ad ed e [ under Fri January, December, 27¢ yid Towa, 45@58 €550, Cast tra timotliy, $10.00 12,00; prairic ¢ dairy, 20 Quict g §1.7 WHISKY Sfanu, nt #1110 BAGING 'y N CoTTos TiEs—050@31.00, 1ST0NS- Quint and slow: lard, 87 Toose dry'salt shonlders, #6; 1ongs and $0.50; Shorts, $6.70; Losed lots, 16¢ wore; hcon, shoulders, Tongs and ribs #7.50; shorts, #7.70. RECERTS ~Flour, 114,000bh1s.: whe buss corn, 520,000 b aats, 85,000 bu HIPNENTS - lour, 6,000 DhIs.: wheat corn, 122,000 bu.{ oats, 6,000 bu. Minneapoiis Wheat M pAPOLIS, Dec, 26,-The whe was weak and lower this morni local recelpts of noarly, 700,000 i, adjournment Friday. - Mueh of this sofd tonreive and went to the mills. rost was for sule from the tables and caused n wenker feeling with buyers. Farmer Ing quite frecly in somo parts of the north- West where they have any - surplus Iy < nsmall nerease Cin country line clevators, Track buyers und warehouse buyers are shipping in all they huve, 5o that the actual stocks in-warchouses in the country nishing. It fs supposed s recoipts from the interior will be quite week: Decomber < were nonii May opened 615Ge and with small st 61%¢. Decomber closed 1 hard, worthern The unes pe S in the visible ply ¢ some short stock to be thrown , but the business was of short duration. is selling well as usual o the season. Shipments, 61,657 bhls.: th day's output, 30,500 bbls. Prices steady. 1 stendy. i 907 bu tket. market with large Mixy nal and flue tuatic 1 nort Grain Ma Cons et. Market WHISKY #.17. RECENY 600 b wines, $1.167 Wi Market ficni; ror two days oits, 116,000 bu.: ry 500 hu. For two days: Wheat, 1,200 hu : onts, 189,780 bu.; rye, 1,200 10,500 bu: , none; corn, L 1,500 b bus barley, Cotton Market. s, Dec COTTON ‘Tow middling, 6 15- net receints, 41,668 ) Rross roceipts, 44,607 bules; export Britain, 6,700 1 1ran constwise, 6,497 bules: sales, 3,000 hales 38 hules. Futures, steady: sales, les; Do L noniinal: January, 11@7 AT.24@7 2 March, 40T Say, $7.520 June, #7.051 mid- good los; s to Great bales; 1y, April, $7.63@7 7...»,/7..( July, O Markecs. o Crry, Dee. 26.—National ificates open 79: highest, 79; low= 79; 79; sales, 1,000 bbls.: DhIs.; shipments, 186,628 tr National transit closed at 79; T high- Ket. The market was rd, cush, 61 theru, DuLUTH, dull toda, Decembe cash, 6014, norther 36150, 61ize. Dee. 26, 1 Glose Blige D WAt No. 1 May, 651 ber, G0c ei N On track: Nc 1, o arrive, chmt Notes, 26.~Clearings, Fin IKANSAS €17y, Dec 917, BALATMORE. D bulinces, $405,708 £1,640,- 26.—Clearings, $2,176,200; val PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.—Clearings, 88,566, 3 s, #1,408,371. CINNATL Dec. 26.—Money, 628 per cent. w York exch A0C premium, Cl 26, ~New York exchange, sell- pronium. - Clearings, $169,452; nces, $75,250. NEW_ORuEANS, Dec Clearings, $1,650.- 0D N T es Ay bank, par; coni- mercial. $1.25 per $1,000 discount. Sr. Lours, Dec. 20.—Cloarings, $4,619,378; balinces, $720,947." Money, quiet ut'7@8 per cent. Exchunge on New York, 7oe premium. Bosto. Doe, 20.—Glonrings, #14,658,200; bla 1 percent. Now 10¢ premium for Dee. 0, Dee. w York exchin change, dul plenty; rates ur 26.—Clearings, Ko premiur | $4.85@4.57 £15,363,000. sterling ex- Money, New Yorlk Mining v Yonk, D Mhe following 2 quotit the holor ... .. Crown Point Con. Cal. & V: 1wooi Plyinout Sior Standard Unfon Con Yellow Jacket Trou SILV Quick Silve ret’d, 10 L 160 1000 Ophir i STOCKS AND BONDS, Atehison Receivership a Depressing Featuro o Buskiess in Securities, New Youk, Dee. Ihe placing in the hands of receivers late on Saturday of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad was one of the several features which depressed the speculation on the Stock exchange today, more purticularly the dealings in the Atchi- son securities. Auotherdepressing influence was the uncertainty of the situation in gard to New England. The payment of the January disbursement is yet in doubt, and there were uncomfortable rumors that the control of the road will in the near future, if it nas not already, be taken out of the hands of the present management. There were free sellng movements in both stocks. Atchison, after a drop of 19 per cent at the opeung, rose 1 per cent on burchases of 6,600 sharés. Then the selling bewan ancw ana the improvement was entirely lost. During the rest of the the stock held firm, fluctuating between 13 and 13%; and closing av 133, which was only 1 per cent below the closing price of Saturday. The trend of sentiment seews to be that the re- ceivership will not be of very long duration, and that the interest of the stockholders will be carefully looked after. The London Stock exchange being closed today possibly m ited heavier selliog, as London is a larger holder of Atchison sccurities. 1ne announcement that the St. Paul earnings for the third week in December showed a decrease of over $173,000, served to de- preciate the value of the shares, large blocks of which changed nands, The other granger shares were also heavy, the declines from Saturday being 11§ per cent in North west, 1% per cent in Rock Island, 13/ per cent in Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, and ¢ per cent in St. Paul & Omah Sugar opened Iy per cent down, cent and receded 5 per cent ports that 4 moditication of the was in | s which would assist the ar s good buyers came into the arket whose purchases sent Sugar shares up 8 per cent. Realization of profits and some short sules caused a reaction of 1% per cent during the afterncon, with a final rally of # per cent, the gam of the day being 1% per cent. The declines, compared with Sat- urday's e, range from 'y 0 8 per cent. market closed weak. The Post says: London had a holiday again today und foreign operations hardly figured in the market. For local account, however, there was rather heavy selling from the start. The Atchison's confession of insolveny, made late on Saturday, was a feature. The stock at the opening nearly 2 points and the bonds # powts on active selling. Elsewhere the pressure of stock for sale bore chiefiy ou the granger shares, and here the movement was as- sisted by the decrease of $173.458 in the St. Paul’s gross earnings for the third week of December. These figures are, however, far less signiticant than the report of the No- vember net receipts, now due in two or three days. The stock market was irregular. Beveral of the lndustrial shares, however, rose 1{ per Then on re- tariff bill | noon | renewed weakneds 4 (! the 1 change today : Atchis Ad Alton Cand. Centr Ches Chicag b Chite. ¢ Col. Coal & Tron Cotion Del. & Dl L Fo Cll & Hockiy Tliol Pau N & ad T Lonisy Manha Menmpl Michlgan Contral Misson Mobile Norfolk & W. pid North Th share can Nishy 37 Rock Pacitic, Deunc Mo. Pa Unfon N P w el Chice Readi Del. & D.CF E. G Condag NEW YORK, Dec OMAHA DAILY BEE: market followi ading & Olilo o Alton & Q. &St L Ol Cort Hudson Wk, & W prefd rof Wayne t Norih'n ped Bast. 1. prd & Vallo: s Cent 1l & Dulo was/pegy du £ the « ng are the ¢ stocks on WEDNESDAY, " ,‘irwn' certifieates in partico vaguoe reports from Washingt o, rallicd on n. The after 1l and heavy, with lose. H$INE quotations on he New York ex- my Fxpress or Iy 15 I 15 105 Orer (0.8 11! Pact Pull 10 I Reac 2314 | Ricl 1) do Miii ' Rio 1o { %R th'en P, pref D. & Gult thweatern prefd York Contral &N E Atio & Weatern Oregon Tmp. on Ny L& U fic Maii, ia, Doe. & B man Palace ng ymond Ter. prefd . Grande Weat pref'd K Taland , ! 1Kig ) BN, a0 . Sout foxns pr'd & We A st ek N 1llo & N tan O 15 & C. 1 P & Amerin ¢ A & & Natic CF, ¥, Ho& A [ al e M 09 bretd il & Onidia proia e Pacii ar TR finory n. Coal & [ron Pagliic g & L prefd St L R, G ral B mal Linseod &1 &1 prefid & 6, AENN I & KO i total sales of stocks to ing: Atehison includ ilie, 6,0 Tstand 7,000 I & Co., Stocks, Mali il Paciic el on 0 Gas e Hiuudkon. and iz 00 Burlin Distiliin 1 Electrl 003 H0C 10.600; 'St Westorn Unic Drices as v of Trade Open | Hig 14% 26.—~MON cent; ladtlonn, 115 per RLING Dbusine demin Posted #4530 SILVER CERTIFICATES GOVERNMENT BONDS nt s i id, A 1 rates, 483" ctive, The ¢losing quotations on honas. AN Paren SXCHANGE—Du nkers' bills at At E8a 4 $4.551304.58 New York & N Northwestern, Paul 145 ngton, w & Cattlefoeding, #00; _Louisville & w England, ; Reading, 10.30 30,8003 Unlon on, 16,100, Ly 1. W réported S 18 ns Follows el | LoW ) Close You't 143 Enin 161 Market. AL closed at @ 31@01: per cent. all, with ‘tual #1.86 404,564 for 8413 for sixty duys. Commercial il 60%¢ Ind. Dull: State bonds, In- S 4 LW, SUTL S F St ¥ St P, b 123 Unlo West R. G Al 1o G. ¥ GIH ir. & fir ifie Ists... Consols. W, Dob, b8 L& T M. G Al M 100 Baul Consols. . 128G C.o& P, luts . 1083 L. G.Tr. Rets 7ithy K. G.Tr. Rets 100 o Pac. Tuts.. .. 10414 t Shore 10415 W. st 70 iison 48 1L 65 Dlgs claaw AL 813§ 1 &S A 68,0 103 &S A T, ¢ os ) 68 0 107 L 100 116 8. Al BosTON, Dec, 20, time loung, 35 pe oustocks, bonds and Ateh. Amerl o p el Boston Bosto TR an Sug: 1 & Alban, )& Main . 11303 per cont; uotations ¢ Westing) T do Atel Atel o 110 Ao A iy Dost 4 Dut 4| Calu 165 Ore. Short Line. Ruo San DI Union ek Pic West Eud profe \son iison 45 i, 68 ez Minfig Co tic on & Mot o & Boaton. et & Hee i 100 Ceutenntal San Franciseo M SAN PRANCISCO, notations for i 1l Belehe Best & Bodie C Bulwe Gould St closin & Curry T [Hale M Mon, aing stoe The offici 1 closlng ks wodiy were us 3 Ophir. Potos Unic Utah I ow Jacket St. Louls Mining Qua Louts, |1 g quotat »oe. 24 Tons following are the Bid, Adams Elizab Bimet painf Ship pi sheet, e, 1 1ie, 2.0 on receiversl 1 and p's ofticers sin etition prove ASKOL| & 30 183 Am W 225 Gean A the London ow siys: Com Wip s I m distasteful. and tho i pre | son cuse has D more who ought to know Mr. and by g oril ag Hare: Mugoun's death had Tiid. ouver § Nettie ite M Hopr TARKed Murket, Svening Post in its ment on the Atehi- any respects both Thie fnterviews the un nly that the Atehi- <5 fora month ot ment of wll thoso effect on the question of solvency, exeept, pe hitps, to husten its confession by i day or two. OMAHA LIVE 5] i K MARKE Light Recoipts and Brisk Dema Prices Up Al Along the Line. To all intents and market. Mond after usually light in a supplies ™ purposes this was Receipts were compara- tively light and buyers wore all out The run view of vESDAY, Dee, 26, a curly of cattle was un- the strength de- veloped toward the close of last weelk, und, as buyers got very few cattle at that' time: and have had were ved hot after b early, hig marke! double hc beel st sales were her than while early was all of 30¢ to H0e last Wednesday, the low day The e same arly Ch way, but_there ki W hicago ma Saturday, s0mew oliday since, they cors this morning. her wild, all of and the erratic than on st weel. et was much the s 4 break here in higher sympathy, closing sales not showing more than a small fra tion of the early advauce. Some very good 1.33b-1b. beeves brought #4.50, and common . stuff sold down us low as &, LX from &3.85 Lo #4. Y The cow have been 25 loads jon sale, but at us was comparatively the s upply 1o 2ood stuff sold 25, aud a v ket avasall very largely at ery fair clearance right. ‘There may y rate light, and with & £0od demand from all sources prices ruled urday, sLr with f ir 1o god selling luvgely at frou $2.1 were rough searce sl #1.50 to #3. The limited supplies the st a sold Good to choice air Lo good at §2.50 Lo &3, and stovkers al §2 10 £ sules No. 4 very dealer's and country buyers, oclk r sold at Av. B60 810 707 1110 1010 1895 045 995 1070 J1084 125: nd fiem ot 2 demand subjtantiul foeders a DRESSED BE Pr. No. # 00 60, 3 00 47 815 20 25 i4 40 40 20 is 41 88 25 a5 40 40 40 865 MIXED 3 80 COWs 0 1 3 #2.00, 1g o 10¢ and 15¢ higher than Sat- o 0 to om §1.40 to & and heifers k& of all.kinds stronger al from v aud feeder trade, but thers was both frow regular nd what cattle higher prices. quoted at § to ud common Itepresentative ly K B Av. 1000 Pr DECEMBER 27, 700 1060 1100 1893, 900 HEIFERS, 0 4 nULLS 1060 740 1666 STOCKERS AND PEEDE 596 176 14 [ [ 05 17 16 9 2 50 1 WESTERN CATTLE I No. 18 hulls 6 Cows, WYOMING. 75 81 fdrs, B3 cows bulls 19 cows. 1 stag 190 fars. Cow. 1346 1205 060 1211 1080 it MONTANA, 160 vTAN 166 4o 165 10 10 39 bulls. .1 10 cows Heows 1cow 16 cows. 1eow 1 bull 7 bulls Heows cow Ho8 we ows hulls 1 bull 1100 Trows 1260 2eows 814 4 cows 206 80 cows KOO 165 3 cows 67 cows 15 cows 1000 steer .. 740 9 steers 1160 steer. 1121 1075 1240 591 908 stec cows, 14 500 966 1090 946 871 1000 590 1300 ROO bulls W cows cow fdrs cows HWs steor bull cows cow tdrs cows Steers.. cows... 675 cows. .. 706 cow.. .. 750 Cow 1 6o cow. D010 165 2 cows 166 Hous—Receipts are never heavy after a holiday, but two holidays 1 succession made them unusually light today, the light- est in nearly six weeks. There were hurdl enough here to make a market, but as every body wanted them thero was no daullness to she’ trade. Eastern markets were better, both local and shipping onders were good and as the supply was limted sellers found it coming their way. The market opened out active and all of 10¢ higher than day, and under the influcnce of brisk comp tition improved and clesod up strong, 10¢ to 16c higher all around. Weight was a minor _consideration and the range of prices was narrow. A few choice heavy loads brought' .15 toward the close, and rough heifers sold early down 10 £5. 'or fair 1o good hogs of all w it was practically a $.10_market, ove thirds of the offcrings going at that Saturday’s trading was mostly at £ last Tuesday the big bulk of the at §4.8 and #4.90. Representative Av. Sh, ¥ No. Av. Sb. 106 — 24 00 b6 362 aHh 233 —- o 560 05 160 5610 160 10 120 510 280 10 160 10 120 510 120 510 80 10 120 510 200 10 200 10 79 80 10 o3 Su Fifteen double decks sheep were unloaded for rest enroute east. None were offered for sale There is » fair demand for desirable muttons and lambs at fairly steady prices. Fair 10 good natives, $2.75@3.50; fan to good westerns, $2.25w3.40; common and stock sheep, $1.50@2 25; good to choice 40 10 100-1b. lambs, §2.50(@1.50. 1069 two figure, nd on 65 B 68 03 64 GR. 40 o4 66 70 58 of feeding and feed Recetpts and Disposition oi Stock. Official receipts and dispysition of st as shown by the Dooksof th Unlon Stak Yaris compuny for the seventy-two hours ending at lock p. m., Dece 1503 0GR, THORSES € TS, arw. Head | Cars, 'Head | Cars, | Head 1841 165678 DISPOSTTION AT The G. 1 Swift& Co he Cudahy P Hammond Co i ) byl 240 & Degen Cleveland Shippers and fecders; Si4 Total.. B 1 &0 Live Stocik Market, , Dec. | for S0 out_reason, for the 11,000 head In the pens and th Friday fall short 12,000 head, abiy Mehtsuppiies A pri all g 1he line. The few good to choice shipping steers seattercd around in the diferent divi- Slons were tuken atan advance of from 10 to 15¢ and the attractive fots of but stock sold_about that much higher, Rouzi ands half-fatted steors and seallawng cows und bulls were neglected and sold at very little better than before, The general domind was Tmited and it s sufe to sy that hud the re- ceipts been of average proportions there would lhuve been no. enhancement of vilues, The slight “sprin; prices toduy s likely to start kood many cattle this way and the market is notin condition to witlistand any big runs, s wero largely at from $1.55 to cows, heifers und bulls and at from #3. for ste Tn U of the fi duys ugo antinuation devolop six tiken shipoe' o 1o 400 per 100 [hs 110 values this morn= Juotations un 1o $5.10065.50 for commoit 1o ¢ dos. Tho strengthen ing factor wis continuod ipts. Sca un 1 ved toduy total sing falls short of 26,000 head There wis un_active shipping demar only u Hmited Inguity from local puckors, Armour, the Chieago Packing Co. and Inte nationud compuny not sendin the pens and.oLher concerns il lngorly However, all tho hogs werd taken Snd the last sados Were as good . us tho Arat, quality considerad, “Most of the stuff changed Nundsat from 35,20 1o 86 40 Ouly about 5,000 sheep reached th and ns & consequence the market ed up a trifle. It wug not by any S Aetive, DU It was stronger, the averngo 0 in falv 1o cholce sheep und lanbs being oo stufl was s much under noglect s nor was it wanted at any stlons for sheep Fango s are quoted it from $2.60 (0 4.7 for the form cipally at fr ) #3, wnd from st of the latter 2 11,000 head ing, which put Suturduy and yards Vibus il From 1 10 13 wing Estl Tucsduy, 11000 he o fow sliippor: than last week Hoas- - Reco erally 10e and i light, §5. d roceipts for Monduy and d: slow and dull outsids of #5.005.60; on ull others lower 16,000 hend; 25.00@5.05; heavy, $0.2660.45; 065,50, B AMps- Kecelpts, i falr de=and and a trifle Dshor 268.26, Lop luibs, $4.0024.60. 5,000 d; top sheep, Bansas City Lave stock Markot, KANSAS Crry, Doc. 26.-UATTLE - Recelpts, 7,600 head; | shipments, 2,600 d murket 106@loe lowor xus steers, $2.10 Shipplog stecrs, $500256.40; Texus COWs, 256463805 butcher stock, .(m‘m rs wnd feeders, $2.00403.0 O hend: shipments, Kot bl higher bulk 4.9 l%u 10; hea ¥, pucking wixed, #4.75 @b 124 light ers und plgs, $4.5045.10. Recerpts, 2,000 head; shipw B00 1 weuk and #3.0004.1 Hoos 300 he Vo Stook Market. VEw Youk, Dec. 20.—CATiLE—Receiptad 28 head, watnly dicect o slaughterers; uo ights | trade: foeding fAlely firm: no oxports toda latest cables quote Amurican steers 1071 BEr, b, ests wolkhti Awicricang refrigerato eet, 9ige per 16 CALYES Rocoipts, 86 1 and_&tendy: veal, ordinary Per Ib.; grassors, 2 SHEER AND LANBS Inctuding stale stock provenient fn d changed: 23 cars unsold: shee prime, $20008.75 per 100 1hs mon 10 strictly prime Hoas —Recoipts, 8.0 steady it 45,9 6.00 tor pl st s Live 8 Lot . 20 Reer 3¢ and 20,140 1ead 1 sl o b valies infer fow for hogs &mall lots Market Carenr—Recolpts, 1 1,500 Tiondd . market strong 0% fed Texas steors, Stoors, $2.40@9.20 : shipnients, | natives, 830004 B.00: grass #1,60022.30 oas Texas cow Receipts #.30: hulk of sales, § SEER-Recoipts, 100 liead: market' goorl nixed natives, $2.00i 2 2,200 head 10¢ higher hoad; ntton, shipnients top prices, 0 shipnionts £3.0008.50 Stock in Sigh Recolpts of livo stek at e four western markets Tuesday December ( Cattle. Hogs, South Omaha. 1,906 1.844 | Chicago 11,000 16,000 Kansus City THO0 81000 8t Louls ? 1,000 2,200 Total Shoon. 8,673 2,000 22,601 3,044 - - FEDERAL GRAND JURY, 11,173 Anothier Session of the Tnguisitive Body to 1to Held Next Week, Judge Dundy has issued a call for a recon vention of the federal grand jury on January 2,0t 108, m. The call is not unexpected, as it has been known for the past two weeks that there would be a necessity for another sitting of the jury. There are a number of violations ot the postal Jaws which the jur, will be called on to consiacer. These melude forging of money orders. breaking into post- office buildings and embezzlement of the funds of the department There are several banking matters aiso, to which it has been decmed advisable to call the attention of the grand jury. The foderal authorities maintain a studious silonce a8 to the naturc of these charges, but 1t is stated that there are two or three banking iustitutious that will receive atten tion. One of the Nemaha which have been county bond matters of record in the courts for the past few years, is on trial in fede, court. This i8 a suit brought by Willis . Churchill to vecover on bonds issued to the brownville & Fort Kearney Railroad company in 1570 and which ma tured in 1882 The amount asked for is 3,000 with interest John Hardy admitted that he had given liquor to a Sioux Indian and was assessed £25 and committed to the custody of the mar. shal for ten days. John jocosely remarked that his Chistmas present came & littlo late, but was none the less appreciated Frank Bertka entered a plea of not gui to a charge of sending obscene matier | through the mails and was remanded for | trial In the case of J. M. Saunders, who is charged with mailing unmailable matter the district attorney entered a nolle and he was dismissed. Result The faculty of the Parochial school of the Associate Mission has issued a neat civeular giving a prospectus of the school One nage is devoted to . report of the re- sult of the examinations at the close of the advent term, from which the following is taken : Roll Montmorency. Thomas, k Stuare ( Jamieson Primary son, Alec Penny Prizes-Gold medal (advanced and Majorie Moutmorency: silver mediate), Helen Thowas ; dec (advanced and higher). Majorie Montmor- ency; declamation prize (intermediate), Laura Scroggius; essay prize, Aunetta Cory; writing prize, Start Gwynne, Honors—1In sacred studies, English, Majors Gwendoline Miles: in Latin, morency ; in history, Beatrice Henderson: in geography, Percy Jamicson: in spelling. Helen Thomas; in French, Beatrice Hende son:in arithmetic, Frauk Thomas; tendance, Perey Janiieson The school islocated at 1420 North Twenty- seventh street, near Decatur street. - DeWitt's Witch Hazel Helen Atrice ieverling. Gwendoiine avd 3udlong, Giladys Jamie of Honor- By igher), anie Miles; in Moutmorency ; in_ulgebra, Majorie Mont ve euras piles. The farmers of the county have been drawn into the charity work and a number contributed potatoes and otler to the county store at 1022 St Mary's avenue. the piace from which the county agent deals provisions to the noo In spunking of this matter yesterday County Agent Burr stated that he would b | glad to receive pot s, turnips and, in fact, all kinds of vegetables. Allstuft that was not needed by the regulars upon the regular list would be donated to the Associuted Charitics or the Rescue home, Y oung Hlotiors which Insures Safety Life of Mother and Child. “MOTHER'S FRIEND " Riobs Confinement of its Pain, Horror and Risk, fter usingonebotticof ¢ Mather'n Friend" sufered but little pain, und dii Lot cxporience th Wenknesa afterward nsunl fn such cases,—ire. ANNIE GAGE, Lamar, Mo, 15th, 2591, Bent by oxpress, ehargea propaid, on receipt ot price, 8180 bee bottlc, Book to Mcthers mailed frea. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,y ATLANTA, GA, BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTR. wnd 00 3,000 Q\ QQ | *' Bensons §\ they the PANY'S See that LIEBIG 1S (1 b on the jar. ono., Blood, male PLLE S, without p Vook and recelpt Dr Semes & Sell'ln, A Now and Completo Troatment, cheaply. 1y at home, NI Get the genulne Liohie GOM- u e signature of Y w0 O “aiee i _.. 32 £,000 p, vuln LI~ h\, ) & | |Porous Plaster IS MHE RBEST, % RELIEVES PROMPTLY and & can delicat sauces and madeo dishes which to I'rench vnnl(.vw in their homes. peculiar Llehlg 0o ompany's Extrast of Beef stock they can be made easil, and successfils i | Fine Gooking at Homs, Some peoplo think that not preparo soups and delic ous arve tho best by uso of for Soups, do Dishes, oid disappointmont, Jusius v SEARLES & A\ STUGA AND RE TAL or dotontio 1ross with SEARLES, PROIALISTS | Chironic Nervous PI‘\N(" I)iseases. BY MALL. Froe. v o, Wo gnro Catarch, ALLDI onaos of the Throat, J test Stomaoh, in ind Kidnoy Disgahos oafnovsoy, St riohl re. Hydroco'e, V. hor. s e or) U)Ui 4 Eto 200 Trom baines DAy Sonih ot Do 115 South 15th St OMANANER JAPANESB PILLE CURE Conatsting ol HUPPOSITORIES, Gapsulos of Olrtoiont andotwa Boxea of Ointment. A never-faliin, Curo for Pllos of every naturo and dogreo, It makes un operation with the knifo or injections of carbolic ackd, witich aro painful and seldom & pern. Fesuiting n death, unnooced seaso? this terrible boxes to cul benefits recotve freo, Guuruntoe the BL 18 bo, 6 for §5 by issued b CONSTIPATION oat LIVER and STOM. 0D PURTFIER, ut curs, and o Why endurg ¢, Fuarantes ohly iy toe ma our agoits, ured, Pilos [Prevonted, z(’“ anese Liver Pelle! H REGULATOR snd case. ‘Bmall, mild and plensant to take, especially adapted for cLildron's usc, 60.D0ss ¥ cents. 'GUARANTEES fssuod only by Kuhn & Co., Sole Agents, Omaha, Neb BAILEY, LEADING DENTIST _ NEW Painloss 10l Bridge lowestprices, A Paxton Bik.. 3 0 on 10 Best Cattle Ho in and Crown work 1y 16th an: i st MAKES Bequi Teel A FULL SET ON RUBBER $509? Teeth oxtracted patnlessly In mornin TEETH SAME DAY, Now Procose. nnd bost at W b Farnam 813, T 10 1083 SOUII OMiAHA, Union Stosk Yaeds Company, South Omahas und 3hae [t —— COMMIS3INY 10 lix! warkat i the wen. Wood Brotuars, Live §tock Commission Merohunts. §01th Umahs 30 Telephon 11 IN D WAL Markot roports by aralshed upoy application. Chiosrs DADIIMAY, L1 WOOD, Al and wire choerful | Managors # CLEANLINESS 1S NAE PRIDE, DIRT'S NAE HONs ESTY.” COMMON SENSE DICTATES THE USE OF SAPOLIO MAHA Manufacturers ¢ Jobhers Divclory ;AGB & TWINES | Bemis Omaha Bag COMPANY. Importers wnd manufad turars of tlour sacks, buriapy, twine. TENT3, ETC. I (Omaha Tent-Awning COMPANY. HORS OV KNS, 1114 Farnam Strost BOOTS AND SHOES, e Morse-Coe Shoz Company. Saloaroom wnd Ofioa—1107-110): 1111 Lo var1 3¢ Factory ~1110-1121-1125 Howard 8t. We are tho ONLY Manufasturers of Boots aal Bhoes in tho state 0f Nebraska Aenoral lnvitadon Is exiead Hirkendall, Jone & Amer, Hand-Sewed COMPANY. ud rubber goods, 13 1510 Harney Bire it to all to lnspast M. E. Smith & Co. Kilpalricgqlch Dry 0L grota, furi Dry goods. Blabiog goods, 11th and 1o FUBNITUEE. | Gmahavphumcnnf Johason Bro COMPANY. WHOLESALE COAL PRRETIO Nichotaa b | 1008 Furaum - Sireel Wholesslo oniy. furaiture. | ) HARDWARE, Rector & Wilbelmy COMPANY. Corner 10th and Jackson Niroots HATS, ET W. A, L. Gibbon & Co | Wholesslo C Hats. cups, a1 1w goody. kluves. miitons. and Luraoy stre 1:th s COMMISSION, Branch & Co. Produce. Kiuds, oystors LIQUORS. fruits of all “Frick & Herbert, Wholesale liguor doalers Carpenter Pap"r (0 Carry prinung wrapple writlng _pavers, Bapurs, 046 » full stock of nd card Lobeck & Lina, Dealos 1 har s mechinies’ tnols 14 | | LUMBER, [John A Wakel M Lmportd. Amerloa ek, ML tova attachnea ay Kindol ALy VI 1D0uIA 8 4 OILJ Standard il Co. Hefned aad lubrioatiy Glla, AXL® gi04s0, wh