Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 13, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL . w Thoro Was a Very Dull Session in Wheat Yesterday. f’h|MARY MARKET RECEIPTS LIGHTER Advanco In Corn and Strength of Closing Cables Were tho Incentives to the Ruylog Which Closed Business S0 Firm, CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-There was a very aull session In wheat during the greater part of the day, but it closed with consider- able animation. Barly weakness gave place to strength causcd by better closing cables. Compared with yesterdny's closing prices whent is %e, corn 8¢ and oats small tlon higher. Pork, lard and ribs were firm. Wheat opened nerveless and dull 'l‘h’vu were sellers of May at from 59%c to W and few buyers at over b9} although one “five brought 5% The small business was chiefly responsible for the dead heavi- | ness, but gome of it arose from the fact of the principal shorts having covered yesterday and left the open interests confined to those | who had sold May wheat against their hold- fngs of cash and those who had bought the same. The northwestern r ts were lighter than of late, but etill in of those of the year before, The exports of wheat from New York were fairly good, but none of the other Atlantic ports shipped anything to speak of. Primary market re- ceipts were lighter than usual. The closing of the foreign markets, as reported by Beerbohm's cable, gave Liverpool % penny to % penny higher, and the continental markets holding the gain reported of them at the openin, The price of May, which had gradually worked down to from 10 59%c during the first hour, had recov sagain by 12 o'clock to tee, or to within fic of the closing value, The market be- came strong in the last fifteen minutes of jon. May advanced to from e to and that was its value at the close, advance In corn and strength of clos- Ing cables were the incentives to the buying which closed the market so firm. The crowd in the ccrn pit was larger than for some time back, and there was an apparent nervousness among the traders. T small receipts supplied the motive power for an advance of %e, which was recorded for the day. Only four cars of today's_receipts were of contract quality. New York re- ported six carloads of new corn taken th for export. The most of the day Ivance in price occurred in the last twenty min- utes of the session. May opened at #0ld at 49%c, and adyanced near the end B0%c, and closed at that. The interest manifested in the oats mar- ket was very meager and trading was light and rather firmer. The range of prices, however, was very light. May opened old at'32%e, and back to 82%c, clos- excess as The provision market was firm on some diminution in the receipts of hogs and the strength in corn. Hog receipts today were 34,000 head, and’ for tomorrow 37,000 head are estimated, Pork advanced 17ge, lard e, and ribs from Ti%c to 10c. The highest prices of the day's range were prevalent at the close. Freights on corn for Buffalo, 3¢ to unload and 8%c to store through the winter. Tho leading futures rang:d as follows: TArticics. | Opon. | His L WheutNo. 2 Dee..... .. " Closn. 55 54 U0 AT 48 BOM :n)«.‘ S2M@H 1195 053 693 @ty 69%| 603 40% 474 AT | 4TIG@IS 49% 6014 204 20% 825 82M@™ i 0 ug Lard, 100 16s dau..... 92 15 05 1 [ 7 5 6 620 lons were as follows: teady, unchanged. 2’ wpring, 59@61%c; No. 3 spring, mominal; No. 2 red, 56%@56%e. CORN-No. 2, 47%c; No. § yellow, 4c OATS—No. 2. 2%a; No. 2 white, No. 3 white “82@azic. RYE—No. 2, 4c. (GPABLEY—No. 2, 62030, No. 3, 40632 No. 4, FLAX SEED—No. 1, $1.48. TIMOTHY SEED—Prime, $5.55, PROVISIONS—Mess pork, per bl Lard, per 100 iba, $07 - Short loose, $5.50G6.00. Pry salted shoul B&@54c: short clear sides, boxed, g1 LISKY=Ditillers' finished SUGARS—Cut loaf, #; granulated, $4; standard The following were the receipts and shipments today: “Articies, Flour, bbls. ‘Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Oms, bu.... R; 7,000 vebu. | Barley, bu. . 66.000. On the Produce exehiange tolay tho butter mar- ket was ateady: oreawery, 13@23¢; dairy, 12@20c, Eggs, steady; 20 k| 324@e2%e; . $11.95@12.00, ribs, sides, ers, boxed, CUGEKe. goods, per’ gal., Recelpta. [Shipments. 18,000 61,000 208,000 161,000 4,000 6,000 20,000 87,000 NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and Provisions. Metals, Ete, YORK, 1 —FLOUR—Recelpts, 28, K00 bbls.; exports, 8800 bbls.; eales, 7,100 pk Market dull but fairly steady. Trade only in trucking lots; no export demand; eity mill pat- ents, $4.00G4.15; winter patents, $2.85G3.15; city mill clears, $3.35; winter stralghts, $2.85G2.35 Minneapolis patents, $3.050 winter extras, $1.90G2.40; Minneapolis bakers, $2.0043.60; winter low grades, $1.70G2.15; sprng low grades, $1.75 @L80; spring extras, $18 Eouthern flour, dull; common, fair to extra, $L.M@240. Rye 12500275, ' fancy, $2.80G3.00, t flour, easier; $1.45, VHEAT-Dull; eliow .0003.05; NEW $1.18G1.20; bbs., - 2,000 53@3sc. CORN Brandywine, sales, 350 ks, RYB-—Car BARLEY BARLEY MALT. WHEAT—Receipts, 116 bu.; sales, 1,080,000 bu. futures, 64,000 bu. Spot_market ‘finm; No. 2 red, in store and el dhtor, G0%@ooNc; dfioat, 61%@62ic 0. b., 62%e;' No. 1 northern, 69%e, delivered; No. 1 hard, 7le, delivered.’ Options opened firm on the cables, but declined under a dull trade, ad- vancing again at noon; generous exports. fusi- ness was quict in the afternoon, but the ma:ket ruled firm on the higher late cables and falr local buying: closed W@%4e adv January, 60%@G6lc, closed it 8le closed at 62¢; March, X 62%c; May, 634@63 11-16c, at 63%c osed at 63%c; July, 63 15-16@54%c, closed 844c: December, 60 5 16@60%e, closed at 60% CORN—Receipts, 165,700 b ; exports, none; sales, 470,000 bu. futures, 5,00 bu, market quiet; No. 2, (6l4c in elevato steamer mix¢ asked; No. tions_declined Lo committee had inspectors’ on fous ade them No. 2; later was a maarp reaction on light i %4e up on late months and %e off on Decembe Janunry, SIN@6e, closed at 63%e; February closed at G3%c; May, 63%@5 5-16c, closed at Bile: December, GINGH¥Me, closed ai Bige OATS-—-Receipts, 14,400 bu.; exports, 50,000 bu. futures, 6,000 bu. spot No. 2, 3iX@Misc; No. ivered, i No. 8, delivered, 4%ci No. 2 white, U@IN4e; No. 3 White, 38c; track, White wester 88GH2c; track, ‘white state, 38G42. Options dull: January, 3 closed " ut 34%e; Feb closed at 3% 3@, closed at @56 1oads, Western, 6 tern, 70 0)' bu.; exports, 121,400 closed closed at market &, B0@i5c; Kood to choice, state, common o, . 8@1240; coast, Iy@ic i Wel nalted New Orleans, se- Jected, 45 to 8 Ih, 4165 Buence Ayres. or B 0 3 e N Tekan ey 25710 5 e Sl ~Quiet; domestic feece, 5G] pulled, 0. o ¥ LEATHER—Steady; hemlock sole, Ayten light 10 heavy welghts, 43¢ ROVISIONS lieel, eady. Cut meats, pickied bellles, 6G7c: plekied hamy, $G0c. Lard: Btoadier; westorn steam closcd At 315 sales, 1360 tierces, bulk; export 1 elty, G i salen, 30 \lerce e Moy, 1.2 an steady; come pound, Su@étsc. Pork, quit BUTTER-Guict and siéady @ite; weatorn creamery. L) wintern fuctony: B Ivitation o v, aise; e dvey® T state’ ety 4 BESE-Quiet; small, $14G12:; part skim @%c; full skims, 3630, L BGAB-Dull; state and Pennsylvania, 250 foe house, 176G receip DKER. ;- wen Eresh, B2G3nsc; southern, Anca §20g1.0 TALLOW-Dull but firn 2" per Dk ©;_country (Dkgs. free), United closed at 89%c to choice, Buenos aull western dairy, 10% £ ROLEUM—Steudy ROSIN-Strained, common 10 good, $1.30 TURPENTINE-Quiet and stendy, Hhgotc RICE-Steady: domestic, fair to extra, 4 o e Japan, SagiNe IOLASSIES—Steady; New Orleans, open kettle, to choice. W@Ie. ORANGES-— Weak; box, i‘lflulnlolsl‘;— Dull; Scoteh, can. 13,00, TIN-—Barely steady BPELTER -Stead; LEAD-Strong ; exchange price, $L121. COPPER—Stroag: brokers' price, $0.60; ex ?rh-:. $0.75; sales on 'change, 50 tons May 5@l 0. $19.00020.00; Ameri- brokers' price, $3; | 1850 | hay des, Me; prime yollow, 28 0 22 prime white, OMAHA GENERAL MARKET, Condition of Trade and Quotations on Staple and Faney Produce. BUTTER—Packing stock; f¢; falr to good coun- try, 10@12; cholce to fancy, {IGife; athered creamery, 19G20c; separator creamery, 20¢. fotly fresh lald, 21@2%; fresh (cold LTRY 403 yeliow nominal, L omdle, old 1% @5e; chickens, keys, 6e; toms, 5¢; I D o la:ge fair to good, £@de; ducks, fair to goo fair, be; lefic; turkeys; @sc; caotee small fancy, B@8%c; o good, 647 fancy, BG8YC. chickens, per doz, $5.7564.00; $.25G3.60; blue wing teal, per green wing teal, per doz., $1.2: mixed, per doz., $1.001.2 $.00G5.00; _mailards auall, ¥1.2501.35; deer o waddles, 7@10c; small Jack rabbiis, $1 VEAL—~Choice. at_6c; larg 6c; cholce sm holce he $1.50G1.75; ducks. o rabbits, fat and small veals are quoted anid conrse, 34 CHT Wisconsin full _cream, Young A. 1c; twins, 12}c; Nebraska and lowa, full cream, lie; Nebraska and lowa, part skims, 7GSc; Lim' burger, No. 1, 1ic; brick, No. 1, 11¢; Swiss, No, $9.50; midland, $9; lowland, Color makes the price on Lignt shades.gell the best. Only top grades 0ld’ birds, VEG Western TIAY—Upland 1 rye straw, $6 PIGEONS r doz., 80 ADL| POTATO! stock, Tots, OLD BIANS beans, per Ib., b ONTONS—On orders, CABBAGE—On order « car lots, 60@6 navy, $2; Lima bbl., $2. b, $2. R—Tor doz. RADISH-—Per b, S—Per_ bb, AS—Per Pe- dox. Per bbl. Per ib, Por er doz. TUCE—Per doz.. 35G10 FRUITS, ~California, per None, PLUMS-—California, PRUN n PEARS—Winte AP LES. i Michigan stock, §; 8.2 GRAPES—C -1b. bbis. CRANBE $1.50G1.75, HORSF T@se. PARSNI RUTADAC PARSLE TURNIPS bbl., by 2. -1b. box, $1.26@1.50. none, Nellls, $2; Vicars, $1.7 stock. per bbl, $2 New York or New E neord, none: Malagas, per 6 to o $10.50 per bbl. ORANG 2008, $2.7 BA o per box, 1508, 1763 and 20 and PINEAPPLES—None MISC IXL. 1 LLANEOUS, meduim, per can, 1 standards, 160; extra_se- selects, 2lc; New York OYSTEHR horse shoes, N 15c; cholce, 13@M4c; Call fornia, HONE 17c; California, 16c. llon "cans, per doz. 5@16e; B Brazil nuts, eastern chestnut: stock; shellbark hickory nuts, per bu.. 82; large hickory nuts, $1.75; fancy raw peanuts, 6 roasted peanuts, Tic. SAUER KRAUT—Choice white, per bbl, $4.60; per half bbl., $2.50, MINCE MEAT—Fancy 66c; 10-gal. Kegs, 7c; doz.’ pgs., $2.75. FISH—Fresh in halt bbls, per Ib., ondensed, per case of 3 ught cropples, perch and sun- fish, 3@5¢; buffalo, 3gc; pike and pickerel, 6@Sc; catfish, B@@dc; black bass, 12@13c. CIDER—Pure juice, per bbl., $5.50; half bbl., $3. HIDES—No. 1 _green hides, 3%c; No. 2 green hides, 3%c; No. 1 salted hides, 41éc; No. 2 green saited hides, 3tc; No. 1 green ‘salted hides, 25 0 40 Ibs., 4%c; No. 2 g salted hides, 25 to 40 1bs., 3%ci No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 15 1bs., 7¢; No. 2 veal'calf, 8 10 15 lbs., be; No. 1 dry fiint hides, o; No. 2 'dry fiint hides,’ e No. 1 dry salted hiden, G; part oured hides, Yo per Ib. less than fully cured HEEP PELTS-Green salted, each, 25@60c; green salted shearlings (short wooled early skins), each, G@15c shearlings (short wooled early No. 1, each, 5@10c arlings (short early’ skins), No. Be; dry flint and Nebraska butcher pelts, per actual welght, 5@sc; fint Kansas and Nebraska _murrain wool per ib., actual welght, 4@6c; dry flint ado_butcher wool pelts, per Ib., actual weight, 4@6%c; dry flint per Ib., actual Colorado murrain wool pelts, weight, 4@6c TALLOW AND GREASE-—Tallow, No. 1, 4@ 4%c; tallow, No. 2, 34@4c; grease, white A, 44@ A%c; grease, white B, 3%c;: gregse, yellow, 3%c; grease, dark, 21@3c; old butter, 2@24c; bees. wax, prime, 17@20c; rough tallow, 2c. FURSE—Bear, black, No. 1 large, $20.00025.00; No. 1 medium, $15: No. 1 small, $8.00@10.00; bear, black, yearlings, No. 1 lary $12.00@15.00; No. 1 medlum, $10; , béar, black. cubs, No. 1 large, $6.00#8.00; No. 1 medium, $5.0006.00; No. 1 small, $4; bear, black, Montana and Rocky mountain, No. 1 large, $18.00@22.00; No. 1 medium, $14; No. 1 small, $10; bear, black, Montana year- lings, No. 1 large, $12; No. 1 medium, $§; No. 1 small, $5: bear, black, Montana cubs, No. 1 large, $6.50; No. 1 medium, $4.50; No. 1 small, $3; bear, silver tip, No. 1 large, $20; No, 1 medium,” $12; No. 1 smail, $8; bear, sliver tip, yearlings, No. 1 large, $11; No. 1 medjum, $8: No. 1 small, bear, silver urgA cubs, No. 1 large, $6; No. 1 medium, $4. 1 small, $3; bear, brown, No. 1 large, $20.00625.00; No. 1 medium, $16; No. 1 small, $12; bear, brown, year- lings, No. 1-large, HO.U‘)U‘IZ.%: No. 1 medium, $5: No. 1 small, $6; bear, browh, cubs, No. 1 large, No. 1 medium, No. 1 small, $3; badger, No. 1 large, $1.00@1.50; No. 1 medium, 60c; No. 0c; fisher, No. 1 large, $8; No. 1 m=dium, , $4; fox, silver, as to color ac: No. 1 large, §i; No. ) um, $60; No. 1 small, $50; fox, silver, pale, rding_to beauty, N 1 large, 3i0; No. 1 dium, $30: No. 1 small, $20; fox, cross, No. 1 large, §7; No. 1 medium, $3; No. 1 small, §2; fox, red, No. 1 large, $1.60; No. 1 medium, $.25; No. 1 small, $1; fox, gray, No. 1 la: 75e; No. 1 medium, §0c; No. 1 small, 4bo; fox, kit, No. 1 large, 50c: No, 1 medium, 40c; No. 1 small, 30c lynx, . 1 large, $3; No. 1 medium, §: small, 3 marten, No. 1 large, $3; meditim, i No. 1 small, nink, darge, 60@68c; No. 1 medium, 85c; mink, dark, No. 1 large, 6. 40c; No, 1 small, 30c; mountal: and fes No. 1 large, $1.00@2. 26@60c; otter, No. 1 large, $8; 1 $6.00@7.00; No. 1 small, $5; otter, pale, No. 1 large, $7; No. 1 medium, $; No. 1 small, $1; raccoon, No. 1 large, 60@i0c; No. 1 medium, 50c; No. 1 small, 86c; raccoon, black, as to beauty, No. 1 large, 50c@s2. skunk, black, cased, No. 1 striped, No. 1 large, 50c; No. 1 medium, 4ic; No. 1 small, 25c; skunk, broad striped, No. 1 large wolverine, No. 1 large, $4; No. 1 medium, 1 small. §2; wolf, mountain, No. 1 large, 1 m $2; No. 1 small, $1.50; wolf, prairie, No. , 66@%0c; No. 1 medium, 6lc No. 1 smal ver, per skin, No. 1 large, £5.0066.00; No. . $4.50; No. 1 small, $2; beaver kits, No. 1 large, $2; No. 1 medium, $1.50; No. 1 small, 75¢; muskrats, winter, No. 1 large, 8@10¢; No. medium, S¢: No. 1 small, 3 musk: rats, fall, No. 1 large, 4@6c; No. 1 medium, ¢ No. 1 small, 6c; muskrats, hits, 2g3 Liverpool Murkots. Dee. 12.-WHE. % red, winte 3 : No. 1 hard, nin, b8 3igd. Futures ar positions 1 farthing lower and hanged; closed steady, with near positions 14d lower and distant positions %4d lower; business heaviest on nearest and more dlsgant gt Ducember, 45 0l Junuary. 4n 9%d: Tebouary, ds 60; March, ds 10%d; April, 48 10%5d; May, 45 10%d CORN—Spof, steady: American mixed, 5. Fu- tures op dull and unchanged and closed quict, With near positions 1G2 farthings lower; business heaviest ‘on positions ember, Su; January, S 6d; February, 4s 6d; March, 4% 84} April, 4 50; May, 3s 5d Dull; demand fal PEAS—Canadian, 38 114, PROVISIONS-Hacon, quiet Cumberland cut, 28@30 Tbs., 33a; short ribs, 25 1bs., Ms; long clear, light, @4 1bs., 33s; long clear, heavy, 6 Ibs., 338; short clear backs, light, 18 Ibin, 36a: short clear middle clear bellies, M@ Ibs., 46, 12¢718 1bs., 278 64, Hams, 435, Beef, extra Indla mess, meds, 60w refrigerator beef, fore qua Hind ters, 5%, fine western, 60s; * fine ard, dull; prime western, 6d LLOW i 0. 1 No. 1 1 small, medium, LIVERPOO deman red, s tobi, 3s 7d; D opened quiet; b aistant positic St. Louls fancy demand moderate; mess, 36s; refined, Fine North American, nominal, 23s. —Firm; demand moderate; finest 7 white, 50s 64; finest American colored, BUTTER—Finest United States, T6s; good, 60s. TURPENTINE—Spirits, 208 6d. ROSIN—Comn 3 101 COTTON SEED OIL—Refined, 183 6d. CED s 3d. ML~ PR M BLEAC i POWDE Liverpool, 7 10s. Cotton xec, YORK, Dec. 12—COTTON. 511-16c; net receipts, 1,668 bales: for 2,086 ‘bales; sales, 315 bales; spinners, stock, 108,536 bales. Total today: Net recelpts, 55,88 bales; exports, to Great Britain, 7,556 bales; to the continent, 14,313 bales; stock. 1186533 bales; consolidated ‘net” receiyts. 22 esports; 1o dreat Britain, 181 , 31,90 bales; to the continen ‘otal since September 1: Net 4429200 bales; exports, to Great Britain, 3 bales: to France, 387,90 bales; to the continent, 75 bale ORLEANS, Dec. ardwood, NEW Aling, warded, ulet; mid- 12.—COTTON—Qulet ; 2,400 biles; to arrive, 2,650 bales: receipts, 407 bales; exports, Greal Britain, continent, 8,038 bales; coastwise, siock, 368,231 bales: futures, steady: sales, 235,600 bales! December, $5.18 bid; January, 3.1945.20 February, $.2165.28: March, $6.36016.36; April, $5.37G5.99; May, $5.42@5.44; June, $5.47@6.49; July, 35.5200.54; August, $5.36G0.55; September, $.68 bid; October, $.62 ST. LOUIS, Doe. 12—-COTTON—Steady; Aling, b 3-160; wales, 600 bales: receipts, bales; shipments, not reported; stocks, 6, bales. GALVESTON, _Dec. Stac; sales. 2,150 bales: ports, 3,683 bales mid- 7,600 100 12 —COTTON--Middling, receipts, 14.485 bales; ex stock, 307,647 bales, Mioneapolls Wheat Marke MINNBAPOLIS, Dec. 13-—There were falr clearances of Wheat and flour today And pri mary recelpts indicated a slackening of the re- celpts, although In Minneapolis and Duluth they continued 10 be in excess of last vear. but the in COTTON BEED OIL-Quiel; quotations nom- wiiter wheat moyement s noticeably bebnd last THE OMAMA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, year. Pit business was slow. The crowd seems to be well out_of Decembor, and that month i @ dead letter, with July eoming into prominence. Cash was a little higher and in o little demond from millers. Rece'pts here were 108 cars, agninst 285 last year, and at Duluth and Superior 363 cars, AgAInSt WD cars o year ago. Clowe: D cember, May, G0%e; July, 80%c; on track, No. 1 hatd, §9%c; No. 1 noithern, e No. northern, ¢ Flour, quet, dull; first pat- ents, $2.10q3. STOCKS AND BONDS Securities Opened Strong and an Advance Was Recorded In Grangers. NEW YORK, Dec. 12.--The stock market opened strong and active and an advance was recorded, which was most marked In the grangers, In the general market a higher tone prevalled, due to the passage of the pooling bill In the house yesterday Sugar broke % per cent iy the initia] trad- ing, but immediately became buoyant and moved up 1 per cent. Burlington and Rock Island made a similar advance; St. Paul % per cent, Northwestern % per cent, and the rest of ‘the shares traded in % fto 5% per cent. At 1:15 Cotton Ol common weakened and ‘sold down 1%, to 24 per cent, and the preferred 1 per cent, to 68, At 1:30 Bur- lington and Sugar gave way 8 per cent, and the general list 14 to % per cent. The de- pression wag, however, of brlef duration, and an improvement took piace, the only exceptions to which was Cordage preferred, which reacted 1% per cent, to M. There was less activity between 11 and 12, but the tendency continue Cordage sold up 1% per cent and % per cent The grangers were without change. Between 1 and 1:30 Sugar and the other active shares were strong and recorded ad vances, Sugar leading with a gain of 1 per cent. At 1:30 a general decline set In, which continued in force up to 2 o'clock.” Sugar declined % per cent. The market was strong and active during the last hour of business. Sugar sold up 1% per cent, the grangers % to 8% per cent, and most of the other shares dealt in a small fraction. A notable exception was Canadian Pacific which declined 214 per cent, Speculation was strong in tone at the clos The bend market ruled strong throughout the day on a large volume of busines The Evening Post's London cabl says: The markets were quiet but even Americans showing a much Dbetter tone, although the finish was under the best! Two and a half million dollars have been engaged for export on Saturday from America to Europe. The Evening Post says: The Russian loan I i great success. At the subtreasury in this city it was said that no gold had been engaged for export up to 2 o'clock. About 32,200,000 has been withdrawn this week, but some of that, It Is believed, is for the pur- pose of repaying the banks gold borrowed for the purpose of paying the government for the bonds. Some has been withc for the purpose of having it welghed to s If It was not too light for export. At the office of Lazard Freres today it was sald that they will probably ship about $1,000,000 on Saturday The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today Kichison 5 Adams Express... Alton, T H *do prd Am. Express Baltimore & Ohio. Canada Pacific. ... Canadst Souther Central Pacific. acific Mail Ches. & Ohio.... P.D. & E Chicago Alton.... |*Pittabur. el o Py Chilcago Gas Consolidated G 0..0.. C. &8t Lu... Colo. Conl & Tron.. Cotton Qi1 Cert.. Delaware & Hud Del., Lack. & W. A3 [Northwest 139 | _do ptd.. 87 |N.Y. Cent 198 N Y. 110 |Ontario & W. TR, 141 |Orezon N 0.8 L & U do pfd.. 14 |R. G WL i |R. G, W. pfd 1204 Rock Island 1608 |St. Panl 34%| do pra... 104 (St. P.& Omaha. ., a0 pfa...... Southern Pacifi Sugar Refiner. Tenn. Coal & fron. Texas Pacific. T. &0, Cent. pfd. Uniou Pacific.. ... U. 8. Express. W. St L. & P. plaise Wells Furgo Fx.. Western Union Wheeling & L. B.. | doprd.. .. 1% (M. & St T, C.&E. 1. pfd Hocking Valley Hiinos Central 8t P. & Duluthi. .. K &T. pld... Like Erle & Wes do pfd. Lake Sh Lead Trust, ... Louisville & N.. L &N. A.... Manhattan Con *Memphis & C. .. Michigan Ce Misnouri Pacific Mobile & Ohio.. Nashville Chat.... lonal Cordage. dopfd....... N.J. Central...... N & W, prd, North Am, Co. " Northern Pacific. No. Pac. ptd U.P.D.&G... * bid. The, shares, total sales of stocks fncluding: American Cotton OIl, an Sugar, 9,200; Burlington, 8,600 3,100, Distiiing & Cattlefeeding, 6,500;" Manhattan, 2,500; Rock Island, 4,900; Readin today were 216.91 ; St Paul, 18,300, New York Money Market. NEW YORK, Dec. 1 ON CALL- Eusy at 1% per cent; 1% per cent; closed at 1% per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-2%@3% Dull, steady, with bills at $4.58a4 last loan, per EXCHANGE ual business In_bankers' for demand and at $4.8T%@4.88 for 60 days; poste ra $4.8814@4.89 and $4.59%@4.9); commercial bills, $4.8615@4.86%. SILVER CERTIFICATES. GOVERNMENT BONDS—Firm. State bonds, inactive. Railroad bonds, strong, Closing quotations on bonds were as follows: 0.8, 88, reg. .. "D &R G. 45..... 82 U. 8. 68, coup i U.S. ds, reg. . 90 U. 8, 48 conp 100 +U. 8. 28, reg. 1081 *Pacific U8 of 100 Ala. Class A By *Ala. Class B’ 467 *Ala. Clags 111 “Ala. Currency.... 1163 +La. New Con. 4s. lsis .00 1161 100" | “do 208, TS sMigsouri 6s.. *N.C. 68 1243 |N. W. Cousols..... 143 N, C. ds...0 0000 1020 | *do'S. F. Deb. 68 109 8. C.nonfund.. .. 14/R. G West, 1ata.. 704 "henn. new set 68 83 |St P, Consols 76.. 130% #Tenn. new set b8 1041 do C. & P. W.08. 112% 60 |8t L & LM.Gen. 5. 7T8% 60 U L. & S.F. Gen.6. 103k 73| Tex. Pac. 1sts. 656 | do2ds.. 1814 U. 14| 0; 10544 Weat Shore 4s..... 103" (S0 R. K. .. 1143 ¢ bid 104! 5 ist'ds.. 105°| "0 2d 48.... 9216 Mutual Union 68 . 92N J. C. Gen. 68, 954 | No. Pac *Tenn. old 08 ... Va. Centuries. ... do deferred.. ... Atehison 02d A. . . P. 1nts of &R. G. 78, id. 95, Boston Stock Quotationy. BOSTON. Dec. 12.—Call loans, 214@3'4 per cent time loans, 3@4 per cent. Closing prices for stocks, bonds and mining shares: KT &S F. 4% | W. End pra. Am. Sugar... 90 * | Weatingh. Elec Am’ Sugar pid 9114| W. Elec. pld. Bay Stato G 1014 | Wia. Central, Boll Telephone.. .. Atchisn 208 . Boston & Albany.. Atchison 1. Boston & Malue.. New England .. o ptd... |Gen. Electrie Wis. Cont. 18t Atlantie.. . Boston & Muntana | Butte & Boston. Calumet & Hecli.. Centennial.. Franklin. ... £33 207 168 150 FE5 2SS p23 Gen. Electric.. Tilinois Steel ... Mexican Central, N. Y. & N. E. 0ld Colony. Ore. Short Line. .. Rubber..... ... Union Pacifi San Francisco Mining Stock Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.~The ofclal closin g fons for mining stocks today wers as fol - Y N AR Alpha Con: Anaes . Beleher Hest Bodie Con.. Bullion. Challenge Con. Chollar Confidence. Con. Cul Con. Imperial...... Con. New York... 1 Crown Polut....\. 08 Gould & Curry..... 40 Silver bars, 603(@60%c. Mexican dollars, 50}@ sle. Drafis, sght, 7¢; telegraphic, 7ige. New York Mining Quotations. NEW YORK, Dec. 12.—The following are the closing mining quotations: Tulwer. B [ORMMO. ... o1ove Cholor.... 60 |Ophir.. Crown Poinf Plymouth Con. Cal. & Vi |Quicksiive Deadwood . | - do ptd. Gould & Curry |sterra Nev Hale & Norero |Standara. ... Homestake. ... | Union Con Mexican. | Yellow Jacket.: Loudon Stock Quotations. LONDON, Dee. 12.—4 p. m. closing: 50348t Panl com ... 11 |N. Y. Central 89 | Pennsylvania 1)1, Central 913 Reading. Mexicanordinary. _13%|Mex. Con. ne: [Hala & Norcross |Justice....... Keytucky Con. Mexican.. . .. Mount Diabio.. Oceldental Cor Ophir... . .« Overm; [ Silver Hill. .. Union Con Utah Con..... Yellow Jacket... B00 140 Market. NEW YORK, . 12.—COF) opened steady, at 10 points adyance for Octob with other months unchanged to 10 pol cline, - rul erally dull, closed steady, olnts dec) 6 points advance; sales, bagy, including January, $13.46; March, §1 May, $12.50; September, $12.35@12.40; October, 2245, Spot coffee, Rio. dull; No. 7, $16.75: mild Quil; Cordova, $15.20019.00; ~sales, 1,00 bags Santos, Nos. 5 and ay $16.55; 60 phis. Jas and 800 pkgs. Maracaibo, p. t; warehouse deliveries from New York yesterduy 65,145 bugs: New York stock, 420,769 bags; United Btates stock, 263,482 baks; afloat for the United Btates, 211,000 bags: totul visible supply for the United Btates, 474,483 bags, aguinst 466,913 bugs | Jast year, at 10 9,750 OMAHA LIVE, STOCK MARKETS Light Run of All'arts Marks the Middle of a Dull Week. LITTLE CHANGE IN THE CATTLE TRADE Buyers Inclined to Be Particular as to Quality and Cost<Hogs Begin and End Weak, with an Average A Lithie Migher, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 12. The run of stock, wa} light today, only 163 cars in all. The three days' recelpts foot up, in round numbers, 9,600 cattle, 15,800 hogs, and 1,660 sheep. Compared with first half of last week, this is an increase of about 1,500 cattle and a decrease of 9,500 hogs and 1,000 sheep. The cattle market in all essential partic- ulars was but a repetition of Tuesday's trade. Receipts were somewhat lighter, but out the same as to quality. Buyers, too, exhibited the same partiality for the handy fat grades, and were inclined to neglect the heavier cattle, as well as the commoner and thinner grades. Prices, however, aged up about steady all around. There was no change worthy of note in the cow market. Supplies were light, and with a very fair demand prices were very generally in Tuesday's notches. Veal calves ruled perhaps a shade stronger, but the market for bulls, stags, etc, was barely steady. In &tockers and feeders there was a fair Wik Iy held: (e dermnd by amay suflicient from all sources to readily absorb the very moderate supplies. Good to cha feeders”are quotable at from fair to gcod at from 2 mon grades from 2. tive sales: ave Av. Pr, 1187 1080 300 3 10 310 310 3 103 1240 0 1205 EXPORT. 0 17....1365 ATTLI, steer 8 cows 1410 8 ‘1110 60 60 I 6 0 0 0 L3, 1 540 360 BTAGS. STOCKERS AND FEERDERS, 150 12.... 850 0 Bl 604 1000 682 12,0 82 (103 883283 RRRRHE s tors 1o rs 190 torS 19k 1010 RS RS RS RS 703 L8 5 RN CATTLE. No. No. 18 cows. 3 cows. cows. bull bull. Pr. 0 30 & W 1 bull 1 bull... 6 calves. 5 cows. 1 cow. 8 cows. 6 cow: 3 feeders. 3 cows. cows. . 2 cow: 9 feed 1 bull COLORADO, 150 1 feador, 0) 3 bulls % 2 cows 50 strs, J. Lykins. 1 5 feeders. .., 1 bull.. 2 steers cow, COWS, ... feeders. ) s 81000 900 bulls cows:! cows. L £31 2 cows....... 693 § feeders.... 808 SCUTH DAKOTA. o148 160 1 bull.. L2 18) 19 cows.... WYOMING, Wyoming Live Stock company. steers..... 12 steers. 3 cows. 2 cows. L1150 1049 The light supply today was in ture of a continued surprise and the falling off this weeks 18 difficult to explain. quality of the hogs, however, was very good as a rule. ckers were not' inclined to boom prices account of the lighter and th opened out slow, with rather weak (han otherwise. Later, und influ of free buyin firmer obtained, closo uf shade to 5o s0ld at from $4.20 to § mixed Uff at from $3.7 good demand for pigs 3225 up to $3,70. There were quite a few in ferfor l1ght loads st unsold at the clos Good weikht_loads sold Targely at $4.15 to $4.3 as against $4.10 to $1.30° Tuesday and $4.25 (0 $4.40 on last Wednesday. Representative sale No. Av. 6h Pr. Ay 8h ... 167 .18 s T 163 18 ‘162 182 176 the 10,000 “The as a Tuesday, Heavy hogs 50, and light and light to $4.15. There was a at firm figures, from 8888BEERE SRERES: ggeenuae AND ROUGH. 1 o) 10 4 36 9 . .. EREETEBR the | u PThe wupply was made up In quality what was lacking in quan tity. There very good demand and the meager offer] i ehanged hands. - Some fancy lambs brought #.26 and bunch of cb fed natives, wethers and lambs brought $3. Falr {0 choice natives ate quotable nt . 25003.00; falr 0 good westerns, 32,00 common_and stock sheep, $1.00G2.00; Kood to cholce 40 to lambs, §2.5003.85, Representativg saleg: Wt P 08 81 6 10 115 SHE| Inslgnificant, but mixed native yearlings. 9 native lambs, Receipts Officlal recelpts shown by the Company for o'clock p. m., of Stook. of stock ns n Stock Yards 3 and_ disposition books of the Un the twenty h December 12, 1504 RECEIPTS, irs ending at Cars. Head, Cattle A0 v s 97 ¢ Hogs 1% 8 1 Sheep ¢ i | Horses ‘and mules..... 3% PR | DISPOSITION. Cattle, 1 Hogs. Sheep, 1,000 1,287 1187 ‘998 209 Omaha_Packing ¢ G. H. Hammond ¢ Swift and Company i Packing company.... Wilson ... Becker ... Nelson Morris.... A. Hans.. . R. Becker & Degen. Vansant Vb Hamilton Carey ... J. Lobman Henton & W Shippers and Left over mpany..... . ipany if 50 ® " i 11 teoders... Totals.. O LIVE STOCK. Demand ixisted for the Different Grades of Catile. 'AGO, Dee. 12.—A fair demand different grades of cattle wsonably firm set of prices, the supply went out of sellers’ hands £t for cows and helfers and at from i for Christmas steers were quoted at from $ to $6.40, though to bring mo than $6.5 the offering would need to be supoer fine, There was inquiry for & and foeders at from §2 to 2 nd for’ veal calves at from 2 to § Hog receipts were CHICA Fair cHI for th was o r existed and there Most of at from | steers, ckers much lighter than expected The decreased recelpis and the firmer tone of the market for hog products led to- increased firmness. In spite of the soft weather und the slackness of the shipping demand, sellers un an ad 0. Common heavy t from $4. N jioc from $i 10 Only a small part of the supply sold out the limits of from $4.20 {0 $1.55, the popul from $.20 to $1.30 for averages from | 1bs. and from $2.35 to $4.35 buying e heavier welghts | Although not active, a fair business was ted in (he sheen market. Prices were uneven and averaged weak, but yester side quotations still held good. A goodly number of sheep were held over, and, with today's 13,000 | head, made the pens rather full. From $1.2 $.25 was paid for poor sheep, from $2 to $4 for lambs rity of ‘sheep sales were at from $2 the bulk of the lambs brought from £ to RECEIPTS—Cattle, 16,00 h head; hogs, i sheep, trans 1y’ out a ad: calve 3,000 head. WEST! CKING INTERESTS, Supply of Hogs Continues Far In E the Prevalling Expectations. NCINNATI, 0., Dec. 12 ymorrow's Price Current will say of hegs continues liberal, somewhat prevailing expect Packing for the week ared with 470,000 last week and making a_total of 00 against 1,673,000 a year ugo. ympare a3 follows cess of (Special Telegram.) The supply in excess of since N Prominent places 610,000 )00 2,000 | 65,001 7100 101,09 52,000 30,000 3,000 23,000 Omaha St. Louls Cincinnati Ind'anapol, Milwaukee . Cedar Rapids St. Joseph Sioux Clty Ottumwa 118,000 145,00 151,000| St. Louis Live Stock Market. LOUIS, Dec. 12.—CATTLE—Rece p shipments, 60 head. Market str steers, good 1o cholce, $4.6 el $3.55; $3.56@3.76; 2,25, S—Recelpts, 6,800 head head. Market strong, 10¢ higher: no choice heavy on sale; good heavy, $4.5@4.45; good medium and mixed lots, $4.10G4.25; common t> fair light, £3.70@4.00, SHEEP—Recelpts, 3,100 head; head. Market active: native mixed, sheep and lambs, $2.90G3.25; lambs, §3 New York Live Stock Market. NEW YORK, Dec. 12—BEEVES—Receipts, 2,000 head. Market 10c higher for common and prime; stéady for medium grades; native steers, poor to prime, $4.0065.23; oxen, $2.6)@4.15; bulls, 0@3.20; dry cows, $1.25@3.20. Buropean cables quote American steers at 1i@ile per 1b., dress welght; refrigerator beef, T14@ Exports {od 700 beeves, 100 sheep and 1 A of b AND LAMDS. Ipts, 7,100 he: higher; poor to primie, $2.00@ common to’ good, $3.60G4.50 Ci bt higher; light, shipmente, 200 shipments, 52,4062, 40 50, S Rece pts, $4.50G4.90. Kansas City CIT shipments, dy; Texas steers, $2.2563.90; beef stecrs, .00 stockers and feeders, 12,700 head. Market steady; A TLE—Receipts, %) head Market siow ive cows, 50; bulls, n $2.25 7,800 head head. Market strong to o higher $4,1004.45; heav 4.30014.50; 4.50; mixed, $4.10@4.40; lights, 33 $.00@4.10; pigs, $3.0G3.80. SHEEP—Rectipte, 2,400 Market slow. Recelpts shipments, bulk of ackers 15@4.10; 70 les, $4.2500 orkers, head; shipments, 500 head, Stock in Sight. Record of recelpts at the four prineipal n kets for Wednesdiy, December : el 13,010 1,600 310 South Omaha .. Chicago Kansas City St. Louls ... 16,000 420 St. Louls Genoral 12.~FLOUR—Steady nominally %@W4c higher: No. December, 63%c; January, Dec. on estimates for No. 2 mixed, cash \46%e; May, No. 2 red, tomorrow, 46the; De- 4T cash, 30%c; CORN-—Tiigher closing K@} cember, OATS- Decemby RYE: BRA FLA CLOV] od_to cholce, TIMOTHY SEED—$1.75a5. unchanged depressed; cholce to c; choice dairy, 2 30c” asked. Dull; sales of Minnestota, 54 st track, sacked, 6lc. $8.405. fancy 17@1sc, Firm; §2.85. SR—Dull; $.10 asked, CORN MEAL WHIS] 5 Pork, standard Lard, prime steam, 36.70; ¢ walt_meats, boxed shoulders, " ribs, $6.00; shorts, $6.121. 1 shoulders, $6.25; longs, $6.76; ribs, $6.57 X PROVISIONS- mess, jobbing, 12,25, 2 ice,” 36, packed shorts, MoE 5,00 bu. "EIPTS—Flour, 3,000 bbl.; 43,000 bu,; oats, 16,000 bu. SHIPMENTS--Flour, 5,000 bbls.; corn, none; oats, 80,000 bu. wheat, wheat and New York Diy Goods Market, NEW YORK, Dec. 12.—The announcement of the sale of 27,000 pkgs. staple and colored cotton goods attracted chief attention. Still there has been mare business in_other makes of colored cot- tons than naturul under the circumstances. Agents quote the price of cottons us follows Hero, Ge net; Farwell, Dwight Anchor, 6%c; nd, ' adva and Hope, “at Pretty fair done in_printed fancy prints, Printing cloths quiet and steady at 2% Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, higher; No. 2 red, Dec 314 @62%¢; March, 634@63lkc. 1#@4e higher; No. 2 mixed, 51%4@S1%¢; January, 51%c Duluth Wheat Markot. DULUTH, Dec. 12—~WHEAT—No. 2 hard, cash, 69%c; May, 62%c; July, 64c; No! thern, cash, 69%c; December, 6Sic; May, 61%¢; July, 63¢; No. 2 northern, cash, 56ie; No. 3, 83i4c; rejected, B0%c. Graln Market. Dee. 12—WH mber, 601460 December, Bugar Market. NEW YORK, Dec. 12—SUGAR—Raw, ning, %c: centrifugal, 96 test, 773 bags Brazil, 81 test, p. Bouth American, 84 test, p. t.; refined, qulet. aull; 'Frisco Wheat Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, 12.—~WHEAT—Qulet and steady; May, $1.02 Ol Marke Dee. 12.—PETROLEUM Dec. ANTWERP, and 13% sellers. 13 pald Wool Market. ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12—WOOL—Quiet, change. without Fluancial Notes. BOSTON. Dec, 1%.—Clearings, bal ances, $1.843,7 BALTIMORE . 12 #16,658,499; Clearings, $2,395,574; balances, $259,269. NEW YORK, balances, §5,648,802. LONDON, Deec. 12.-Gold s quoted today = at Buenos Ayres at 264; Madrid, 120; Lisbon, 2360 Dee. 12.—Clearings, $91,160,67; Satisfaction Wherever SOLD EVERYWHERE THENK FAIRBANK COMPANY, Crnicaco. A FORCED SALE $250,000 WORTH OF GOODS ON SALE AT A BiG SACRIFICE. HE GREAT FORCED SALE of Household Furniture announced in Sunday’s papers is now on at The People’s Furniture and Carpet Company’s establishment, aud such a veritabie feast of bargains has sel- dom been seen in this city. On account of being over stocked every sin- gle piece of furniture, carpets and stoves and all the crockery has been greatly reduced in price. Do not delay, but come at once. Remember, “‘The succulent worm awaketh the early bird.” NOTE THESE Chamber Suits. .. .. . $19.75 Folding Beds...... 17.80 Chiffoniers. " 745 Sideboards. . ...... 13.25 Extension Tables. . 495 China Closets. ... .. 14,90 Kitchen Chairs . 24 Pictures........ .39 Mattresses. . ovvoe. 240 Pillows. . ..... 98 Blankets. ... .. 1.25 Lace Curtains. . . 1.8 Portieres. ... .. 2.90 Baussels Carpet .... .59 Ingrain Carpet..... .29 Linoleum. . oo vvves 39 Worth §40.00 Worth £35.00 Worth $16.00 Worth $30.00 Worth #11.50 Worth #30.00 Worth boe Worth $1.20 Worth #6.00 Worth §2.00 Worth $3.00 Worth £3.60 Worth §7.60 Worth $1.25 Worth 60c Worth $1.10 LOW PRICES. I Art Squaees. ......$ 1.98 Smyrna Rugs...... 1.24 Misfit Ingrains 6.65 Iroa Beds. . 6.75 Hall Racks........ 590 Baby Carriages. .... 0.50 Center Tables...... 1.65 Parlor Suits....... 2475 Lounges......... 490 O HeAWIS o s o snes - 319 Base Burners. ..... 12.50 Oak Heaters ...... 6.75 Ranges.......... 9.7 Wire Springs...... .89 Dinner Sets....... 6.75 Piano Lamps...... 4.90 Worth $1.60 Worth #4.25 Worth $14.00 Worth £16.00 Worth $14.00 Worth $18.00 Worth #4.60 Worth $60.00 Worth $12.00 Worth £8.60 Worth $25.00 Worth $14.76 Worth 22,00 Worth $2.50 Worth $14.650 Worth $12.60 Terms--GASH OR EASY PAYMENTS Formerly People’s Mammoth Installment House Open Monday and Saturday Evening . 8t Rome, 106.30; Vienna, PARIS, Dec. 12.—Three 35c for the account. PHILADELPHIA, 081; balanc BERLIN, days' sight, MEMPHIS, ances, $11 par. NEW ORLEAN New York exchangs discount. CINCINNATI, cent. New York Clearings, $2,411 BOSTON, Dec. 12 can Bell Telephone company regular dividend per ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.—Cle ances, $98,304. Money, dull change on New York,' 23 CHICAGO, De 12 50; Athens, per cent rentes, 102f Dec. 12.—Clearings, $11,617,- Exchange on London, 8 421 pre. Clearings, § w York exchange, 275: bal- selling at g, $3,780,706. ferelal, $1 —Clearin par; co Dec. 12. bank, Dee. 12 ) Money exchange, 2d 24a6 b pe e pium. The d'rectors of the Ameri- Nave declared the cent s, 14,4°9,23); a1 per. cent premium bid. Clearings, $16,364,000. Jor ¢ent on call, 546 per cent on k ‘exchange, Gc premium. Ster- commercial, $4.564@1 Allatiie rinn Bank Wrecker on Trial CLEVELAND, De 12.—The trial Horace Steele, president of the wr Painesville Savings bank, was begun in the criminal court today, after having been postponed for over two years, Steele was fhdictea on two counts of forgery shortly after the bank went to pieces. Ralph Paige, the cashier of the bank, who w indicted at the same time, I8 now serving a long term in the penitentiary, and David F Paige, who was also charged with having aided in the collapse of the bank, fled to South America, where he still live Mr., Steele is nearly 80 years of age. The popularity of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the high esteem in which it is beld leads us to believe it to be an article of great worth and merit. We have the pleas- ure of glving the experience of three promi- nent citizens of Redondo Beach, Cal. in the use of the remedy. < Mr. A. V. Trudell says: “I have always recelved prompt relief when I used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.” — Mr. James Orchard says; “I am satisfied that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured my cold.” Mr. J. M. Hatcher says: “For three years I have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem- edy in my family and its results have always been satisfactory. oL Scheme to Release Skoeter. MONNETT, Mo., Dec. 12.—Eight bandits, well mounted and armed, have been sighted several times recently near here. The theory, based on good evidence, is that they are preparing to hold up the train on which desperado “Skeeter” of the Cook gang, re- cently sentenced to thisty years in prison, is to be removed to Detroit, and release him All are known to be friends of the con- victed man. bal Ex- ——— Mr. J. K. Fowler, secretary and treasurer of the Corinne Mill, Canal and Stock Co., of Corlnne, Utah, in speaking of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, says: 1 consider It the best in the market. 1 have used many kinds, but find Chamberlain's most prompt and effectual in giving relief, and now keep no other in my home.” When troubled with a cold or cough give this remedy a trial, and we assure you that you will be more than pleased with the result, NEW YORK 18 1,600 MILES FROM OMAHA BUT THE TELEGRKAPH, COMBINED WITH OUR PRIVATE CODE, REDUCES THE TIME TO A FEW MINUTES AND THE EXPENSE T0 A FEW T. E. 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