Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 20, 1901, Page 8

-] inr,. OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER b e ——— mp—— the morning trading was particularly ac- | patents, $380@a00; first clears, $2.00@8.00; | ba s, $815,805; money, 4@o% per cent; [ for pigs. which sold at about steady prices I. REIC‘ b‘LES DROP F COMIERCI‘L ‘ D Fl l‘clAL n\- Tin suffered another setbuck, both at | second clears, $2.60. New York exchange, par ol UI‘HA Ll'E STOC‘ I‘Rllr mt'n ,umu.\ Representative U I\ 0]‘ home and abroad, owing to n Iack of spec BRAN—Lower; In bulk, $19.00419.50. | L BALTIMORE, Dec. 19.~Clearings, $3,59,« { No. v pr. ulative support and under liquidation. The A | 503, balances 4,834, money, 6 per cent [" ) clogo at London fqund the market weak Milwaunkee 3 | — — d and ower, epot belng quoted at £106 108 ol Trade in Al o] And futures at €10, Here the was [ MILWAUKEE, Dec. 18 unsettled and weak, with ot 8 | ket ateady; No N nern. e 3 N‘;“‘:-'T,,‘,::r:‘.,:I“,:"B,:z::“f",," anl | Cattle Receipte Liberal—Offerings Caanged | ()" Reduoed Dividend Deolared By Amal Lead at London was rorthern, fiigaiie; | frm. ag Gla@s’ per cent; closing, bid ar Hands Blewly at Lewer Erioes. '.‘.‘ 5 ated Copper Company. 1, while the loeal market was | RYE-Steady; No. 1, .| asked, ¥i6 per cent; prime mercantile pa | 5 b | Spelter remaing nactive | BARLEY=Firm; N o; sample, 5060 | per, biiot per cent - | i — and nominally unchanged at New York o STERLING EXCHANGE--Weak, w 3 2 - 4 CORN=May, 6% actual business in bankers” bills ai $4.5% TO GAIN LOST TERRITORY at London, closing $445 and &1 WHEAT CLOSES SLIGHTLY ~ LOWER|a! London, closing at b i wid & —— for e mand ana At S ror sixty danya; |HOGS SLOW AND GENERALLY TEN LOWER | 4 ENDEAVOR TO oy steady PIg ir 1 warrants, $10.5061 b Tole Graln and Seed, posted rates, $484 and 35Ty, commercial —_— iy {1 northgrn foundry, $15.50a16.00, No. - | _TOLEDO, Dec. 19, JAT—Dull; cas 4 18 2 emall Recelpts, Scanty Offerings, |¢Fn foundry. $it il No. 1 | g Gewinber, e, Mny: Mo, . v Bar, " si%e; Mextean dollars, [ Not Many Fat Sheep and Lambs Of- | 5 Mines and Smelters Eguipped with * | tound 5. W1 16.00, N, outh v foun CO » ) L v, 6i%¢ 3 & Weak Cadiss and Meager Omoh | or iok Ve Re] Wlassow. warmnts | 3G 1 6%, May, 67%c; HONDS-_Government, irregular; state, in- | fered and About Steady Prices | | : ] test Labor Saving Applian Sales Are the Depreasing In- G vy g it e b v,,;'.‘;.«l. "':» March, “he closing quotations on bonds are as Patd in Spite of Unfavg S y . Can Now Compete Succe SRSEL & March, | tollows: 6 3 fully with Any Producer flaences on the Board. - | Reports from Othe ot il 30 y y . OMAHA WHOLESAL MARKET, — —_— -y r — Duluth Grain Market. bt g B R L (e it P o | DULUTH, Dec. 10.—~WHEAT-C ‘ rey 18| do 18 TH © Yo 2 5 B NEW YORK, Dec. 18— Amalgamate CHICAGO, Dec. 10.—Trade in all grains | CONGItion of Trade and QuotAtionn | jard, 76hc; N ern, 7 do coupon 108% | #e7 AR . e i 4 6 & per claimed ahd held interest over was duil today and prices fluctuated nar- nple and Fancy Produce. ind December, Ttye? do new 48, reg. 139% (oM., K - Omficinl Mond, Sar Hogs: ™ 500 LIe BHNEL sy She Srentiipoint fowly. May wheat closed a shade low: CORN 615 pon 13tay) do Qifioins Toesday ... O 118 5 rapid series of wild fluctuations fer th May corn Yo lowar and May outs o lower. | 1 B Vet frosh OATS—13%¢ 1s, 11y 4 SIS Tyesdny . i erratic market had closed the directors of provislons closed 1g10c,to 174%c down S Y — Hens, 6%fi6c; . A A ) T v 3 ¢ Amalgamate ind voted a dividend o Wheat ranged over 4o, with several ups | rooster tirkeyer Trite. ducks and | MOVEMENTS IN STOCKS AND BONDS, I Otficlal Thursaay iy 6 er SNt and. JeUGwE, & Fiald ,,‘,“(":.‘:ul‘n.: and downs and though thero was a sllght | geete, Sigatc” spring onickens, per b, Al e A Four days this week 3 .. the blame for the decline upon the shrink early firmness, based on exceedingly smal (LT gt } s Y - Mk i " ' -+ 0 orel cons ption. con recolpta and sci y offerings, the duliness ‘lllfl SSED POULTRY- Turkeys, 1141 Aunticipation of Amalgamated Divided do adj. 4s " :N:II!: day ast we 2148 tra (lllym[ Ill ‘x::n M:)'llyl-‘:l“::h:l \I|'|l\-v§lg‘.l:‘l|\mryl Fade raders tmorous,” Al hands seemed | ducks, ¥isise; gecee, Suvc; spring chickens, Pivinbeisinphint Finotantien L 1 M A | Sae threc meoks i forias . was forced to bear the largest loss in the indiaposed to trade and even the bears re- | da@sc; hens 4c < % do co ume fo oks UEO). 39,097 2 : - effort to maintain prices. The statement mmf to press matters. Early cables we BUTTER-Commion to fair, lWei cholc | NEW YORK. Dec. 19—Amaigamated | canadn 89, ! | LA D) - e | 2 ; g . placed the falling oft in exports at but not as far depreased as had been | dairy, In tubs, 1ic; separator, B@2c. | Copper almost broke Stoek exchange rec- | Cont. of Ga, o8 24 o Averare * ot tons and xald that during the last month ed. Cash business was small. The [ FROZEN FISH k 18¢; white | ords for the erratic character of its fluc do 18 In 3A & ‘is OmERE The gy Dhid Sor homs South i\ i the United Metals Selling company h tleupe curtailed recelpts, but re- _loe; bluefish, bullheads, 16c; blue | tuations tod: great was the uncer- | ches, & O 413 106%|30. Pacic 48 maha the past several days with com- | 7 3 over 1000000 pounds for tuty orts had ft that the (-o:_(;, nunl or was snt ) l!lu‘mfl'nv;“ l.nn:n. 120} cod, hn«‘, tainty over the uetlon to be taken by the | Chi_ ‘& A, ‘3 330 Raltway ® | parisors LI poed i urting winter crops, The early small de. es, 11c; halibut, 1ic; herring, ad- | directors on the dividend and the conse S, B, & Q. n. 48 rex, & F 18 “Date. - — T Nt g Large blocks of the stock were unl mand gave 1o some small buying and . oo pike loc, 'red snapper, p| sal- .! nt effcct on the general market that [sCOar & 8 1 g dn11) s e __Date. | 1901, [1900. 1691898, 1807, (15091895, | SHEED-There was not an oversupp! up 800 as business began on the Stock «x the seasion,was bereft of any speculative on, 14c; sunfish, 6c; trout, Sc; whiteflsh, [ dealings in other stocks than Amalgamated [ o & N W o 5u 150 .n,,n Pacific 48 Dec. r . Lo Ml Vel AR R B B L8 change and about a half an hour after the intorest. May opered a shade lower to @ | Ui plekerel, c; frosh mackerel, each, 4 of were practically suspended R.L & P. 45 1060, d0 conv, 4R...... s g | Was fairly dibcral the market held up 1h | pening the gain of 3 yoints made yoster shade higher 4 to thise, touched 0o, | 860y yiea: Btand hroke sqveral times during the mor O & S 1 g I e\abash 1a * | Dec 3 e we Bl e aome | dny was wiped out. Trunsactions thon Lr sagged off to T94@9%e and closed steady, A EIW8—Mediums, per can, 22¢; Stand- durtng the morning to 63%, whic “hicago Ter. s, K1y L ¢ 3 d ¢ . whicl o nd 80 Shade lower at %c. . Local Fecelpts were 3 | 6rds, per ¢an, Zc: extra selects, per can, the sudden gaih at the close | Colo, Ho. s ... 3% do deb, B, 6l | BeS cars, 1 of rnm::c‘l rade. Mm:-npolll and fignd‘w’\';fl; nlmls" 59 'nn,"r)'(- h*'llk & flay A th n'n ho nt it ll gaN a0 1 & R. 1041 West Sh Dulith ‘report, cars, making & total . per gul, $1.20601.25; 'bulk extra | irregular recovery, wi requent halts and | Erle prior | mu‘.“ & 1 )r the three points of 411 cars, against selects, $1.60G11.63; bilk, New York counts, | reactions. A story got afloat that the full (N fobt ‘Week and i8I . year ago. "Primary oo | per ‘a1, si4 2 per cont dividend was to be declared, ' ’n\m’:mx "'1":7"‘-"4:“ Bi%y celpta were 817,00 bushels, compared with | PIGEONS—Live, per doz., 60c. to be pald In ecrip for such proportion as 719000 bushels last year. Seaboard clear-| VEAL-—Cholce, ‘6@8c. was repregsented by the dividends of sub- ances in wheat and flour equalled 740,000 CHRISTMAS DECORATION stdiary companies which have been tied up Lushels TREES—4 to 6 feet, per dos., £.75; 8 to | DY Injunction. The outstanding short in- Oorn had much the same experfonce as | § feet, per doz., $2.50, 8 to @ feet, per dogz,, | LoTest became frightened at this rumor lLondon Stock Quotations. wheat, though it acted stubborn Asainst n | £.60; 10 to 14 fect, each, $1.0041.60; 15 to 2 | 40 Dousht to cover. Th K Stragk . tho hbo! a 0; 0 eot, each, $1.00@1.60; 15 t 1 0 cove e stock struc " { D " Dearish movement. The prevailing opinion " euch, $2.0064.00. o 601y before the directors had assembled | LONDON, Dec. 194 p. m.—Closing: before the opening was that there would be SVERGREEN WREATHING. colls | &t the dividend meeting. It was only a |- money WNorfolk & W lenty of soft spots in this cereal, but short | of 20 yards, per coil, $1, ",“ minutes after the hour of assembling | Consce, mone 18 ;”‘"} and while there was no particular change | 67 There was another slump just | " ocolpti hea and news from Kansas City |12 inches ih dlameter, Torrent of ofters. T Sabound was Lo g1ty | Anaconda. - alNo. Phelc pfd 3 I prices 1 was evident chat the feciing | the close and the sale was At 8. The that ‘the cold weather necessitn wisaths, 12 \nches in diameter, per dos. ¥ | and the wtock then tended to equilibrium | Atchison Oniari & W o was better than it has been for some time. | general movement of the stock throughoit oo, N pardless of BTl o boored | 1. pANC] r case of 60 1bs., | gr4 loeed” with a net loss of B The prd 10214 I'v»nnv\l\unln 4| * Indicates Sunday. o Quotations: Cholce (Ightwelght earlings, | the day was of an exceptional charactor the, ; Bilces. May started unchunged | 8,00, BT B prsenster o s250@ | Action on the dividend had nal heen an- Bal. & Ohio 1054 | Reading. The officlal number of cars of stock a2 to cholce medium welght | and its dominance of the trading was re; o Ws up st 6o fo ovile. and advaticed on | | LONG NEEDLE PINE er doz., $2 d{,‘.‘,,m.q when the market 'closed, The | Ganadlan Pac.. 1l 3 do Jut |.:1|A| . brought in today by each road was $ arll fuir |1pm1 yes \(Hlnu‘v | res nt 1 |yhmm,;‘.n}.nn v offerlngs to, G’ trad e G & o | further cut in price of raw copper ‘was | & hin g ogid prd. Hogs.8h'p. H'sos, | 3600 wathers, S350 fait 9 | tota all stockw of 476,000 shares. Jne poor and soon the business in the, pit OB BRANCHES-For Ib., %0 ot unexpeeted and there are’ predictions | ¢ Ay, MR NEY . Ry il | e g TR A orate Holds Meeting. demand In the so At was Alwo reported Prices quo! by Oma ples | {ONE L lavel hak Hot Vet Deen Seaonsd:| Benver & o 380, Phct ). . ewes, $1.00G200, cholee AR, 35 000040 804Gee and olosed easy, Yo lower at | land, ; No. 2 upland, $8.60; medium, $8; | founcement of the cut did no e Y 4o nid ¥ nlon Pacific system ers, 82000315, feeder lambs, $8.0043.50. Re ement in benalt of 1 o mads Recaipts ware only 62 cars, contge. $760. Rye straw, $. T prices | the Ubward cours |,l'ij“f_“,' -opp do 18t prd ,r 8. Breel S &N Y o | remantative sales: = & P | ST AL L SeBAIE 0% S SOmRay iRce Vots had a” quiot And featureless day. | are ToF hay of good color And aquality, Do- | RS0 she goneral Miarket em. but | 40 2d pfd do pfd..... % L No. 1 nd ttend W ilam. Rock Wearly ali the irading was by profession- | mand fair, Re 3 Iinois Central Wabasl . ) ] Vi ng and was attended by Willlam Rocke als and of a scalping nature. Cash busine CORN~—Naw, 61 ' A T R L e 1085 do pfa.; H 3 et I | native ewes AL feller, H. 1. Rogers, Jumes Stillma; was small. The opening was steady wi BRAN--$23 D e R e ind. & N Spanish 48,0 i o | 58 Fendes Wethers....o..vuue.s 9 3 R. Flower and Willlam Rockefelier, - TR 90 1 and 80 when Amal ma » feeder lambs announcem e fo ur corn, und the rest of the day's business in | OATS—62c RTioed itp, Wi . ntd T Stinen e - nt was made for an hour and T R N aiai. Licy Auotumted VEGETABLES. er commenced it wild movement § Y. entrai biag o R 3k & P St | " foeder lnmbs when a clerk appeared at the office door S N Aer st only %o and closed sieady, | POTATORS-Home grown, 81 northers, | 15, 888 ‘DAIE (hout, Very few stocks ate C'RI&PD s | AR 3 = ’ with an armful of typewritten statements 4 movement of as much as n point > s y lo was Instan o center o ensa- Be lower at M¥c. Recelpts were 81 cars $1.10; Salt Lake. $1.10; Colorado, $1.10. in elther Aikeotion from a8t night's. close PAR SILYER_Firm at 2% per ounce, Tlinols Central e was Instanily the conter of a sensa % | MONEY-3waqoy, per ce N, Fate o AR et 2 X ! o o ero Provisions were weak and heavy under CARRUTS-P hu, #c. The tone of e cos ' WAs Z00( " . the Infliiance of & large run of hogy. Trade | BEETS-Per ls-bu. basket, d0c. o T g Coplers wan £ood fund ihere | alscount In the open market for short and Total recelpts ... 140 188 14 1| cpneqre torn s the clerk attempted to distributa ;r:. :m"nl;ln.'n«‘|”|hv-':l|\‘|§|ll(I:‘ll;’:m:(:u”.hlv.:" " |,g;\|'r;r§’ Per bu.. we; Rutavagas, per | the price of anthracite. ‘The principal move: © months’ billa 1s it per cent. acthe dtuposition of the dny;ur recelpts was 8 {hem in the crowd ::gx_‘.:};:x.»,,.'-r». financial e ound Bl quo 8 t 3 € KPec & ere Wi ows, buyer urchas L] . Sasoiard iise | CUCOMBERS Chothouse; per dow, 012, | Brisien Sinel” car’ atacie’ Falied ‘sharbly ¥ YORK, Dec. 10—The following are | 0B 5 S S ucking Co..... SO HOES Sheen: | 15500 lind. Inclugding 200 Texung: alow and | deciared in "Hepiimiier. " He. atatoment v lettuce, per doz., Y o e 18 Lists wevy |the closing prites on mining stocks: . | G}, Hammond Co 104 4 1y, mostly 10c o good o prime, | &iven out was as follows: The conditions 3 1 o s were - 0] . hoot to S s ¢ o previ i o coppe de up to the 1rx:«r,:m..-fl".v-fn,.vurr.\.-o:l::mu::n:u;“\\:‘.az:‘ }xflfl?}n’l‘ffinpi'rrd"fi e weakened by the renortof the formation | Adums Con 2| Little Chief Switt, and Compan: ire 81 bl R Smee e 3t Ry Biaeit iar wirs 5 onrs; co 05 cars s, 80 ca 0RS, SHES - Per doi 1 of & large corporation to compete in that sro0et R RN » ‘udahy Packing Co.... ' $100g Ty % cto no s this ¢ 7,00 head VEET POTATOLS Home grown, per | {rade. ' ore wis no apbarent uncasiness | : L ”"";;'" s ATmOUY & CO. 5. 883 § F LHLDIDARE S MUl G L T il The leading futures ranged as follows: s 285, Kunese, per bbl, §3.25. tod, e, | SNE" the money eituation, although the | % Gone ot g y Gudahy Pack, o, K g UL Sare, Brass and electrica) manufaeturing CAB olland seed. ¢ . | sub-treasury continues to ' drain supplies | 1| Poto 4 % | R. Becker & Degin . concern being 0 1t ca o Articles.| Open.| High. | Low. e wuy SATLIELOWER. *r';“:"" te, £78. from the banks. There was a deposit of | .,1»"‘ e Vansant & Co..... " St ; 0 | Tarke: propottion Howeoer ot iha: Hone s o = spu‘x{lsn, beHomp §rown, per [b, 308o: x %o ay th mm:h-nlr.\-n«usr}w for n||r';:\~4{;r Deiawaod O 2 ‘:1,.,,,‘,: Nevida ¥ Lobman Alkhi oLl ] /| to 106 ¢ | produced in'thie country his to find a mar- | e h leans to sterling ex- | Horn Silver .. mall Hopes . sphen . . 516 2 et abro ie unsatlsfactory trade con- ™l T V. Calitokais. - dbomh nge market closed weak after a degree | Iron Silver % |Standard oo | Livingstone & Schailer. N Tough heavy ditlons which have existed durfng the pres- 0% Mxg | CEVT S EANS 76e. of firmne during the morning, due to | Leadville Con. ¥ | F. Husg ...... $6.00m5.90; bulk of sales, § | ent year in Europe, together with the fact Tty | NA 2AN ;‘:l.;x. _lrm. $2.16, thoe firmness of the London money market i : st H. L. Dennis & Co. i 4 i el o i) that the supplies of copper to Europe from | APPLES—Ben Davis, per b Ll R T A Ll Lt = & I Hobbick ... . ND LAMBS-R 5 sources outside thix country have in wh len Davis, per bbi., $4.00@4.50; | ward men 1 834 the year Condition of the Treasury, Wolf & M...... . . L rket steady; good to 3 creased, caused a falling off in nrl’:xlrn.dfi Jonathan, $6.50; Beiietlowers, t!;* r’fi’v‘:;r)m unll-n{l o I!- rl'x';p':\l:‘«n‘("u:"! WASHINGTON, D 19,164 P Other buyer; . v 14.50; falr to chol % exports of This decrease per_bo: 25 ordinary level o 0spe: maintained W 4 iTO ec. —Today's state- - - : western shee i has in compensated for i : l&h,\"s Vikers, 1225 Lawrence, fa25g |in the lron trade and the weekdy gross mtl;lr::lfmlh.:x(‘rlunl;?:fin:\'“:)|'I:’r.xr;‘lq”|‘r11mtka gon. | Totals .. 3 i 0; wester by fncreased domestlc consumption May ) P GRAPES-Malagas, per kes. $350G050 ncouraged the firm holding of atocks. The rve dh the division ' of tedempion, | ners oy far ihin e e tne Waek and | heads b ep, 2,544 hend, | Maintain & Firm Price. Tuly u. CRANBERRIES—Per bbl., $7.60G5.00; per | cut In Sugar and signs of renewed dis- ve: Available cash balances, $172,164,- n vere 1 low! he teel- | Shipm Cattl i o T Pork— crate, $2.75. turbance in that trade were without notable | 176; gold, $115,650,170, PR LR o i TELE TR 0 CRLS AL R LD D 31500 2 hogs, 3, By adopting the pollcy of maintaining a .| |18 ;u.‘ 1 ;;:.\ 1 ;z)w TROPICAL FRUITS. effect. The market closed quiet and very L e e e firm prige, i larke proport Jan 11 18 22| 18 2 o i dotioh N 3 o A morn- arising from the decrease of exports has LMy y 2 , n;:rg:\hm;.{fi@x;l)w{?mkfizgu;sw Catitornia |4l 1 bonds were aull and steady. . otton Market. ing was well advanced before much of Kansas i been Borne by the companies whose shates Jan. 9 8714 ”‘?“ g L MONSFancy, $.5048.75; chofcs, $3.00 | Total sales, par valuo, were 82,145.00. United | LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10.-COTTON--Spot anything changed hands, " KANSAS CITY, Dec. 19, are owned wholly or in part by the Amal- May 0 8714 9 Mg .26, ¢ ol 4 tes s, coupon, and the bs, coupon, ad- | falr demand; prices unr‘hnnll‘d to 1-32d | Recelpts did not include very many corn- | EANSAS, CUER Bee 18, 2CATITL amated Copper company. This Ribs— | | g | fiANANAp_p“ bunoh, according to si iced 3¢ and the old 48, coupon, declined [10Wer: Amerlcan middling, 4 19-32d, fed steers, but still practioally all kinds | Coibts, 5,500 natives, - Texans und @0 | FERELG IQPECT MORNNSG, B00* Bide Jan, srlv.\l AR g2 " 8 to aize, | on the last call. g oREYW JORK, Dec 1. (COTTON-—Spat Yero & l:‘l‘l‘l:k}‘r‘»w\:r“limg’ than yesterday | L0 ind e Y D A TeAth o | pantes, as the portion of the copper whicl Ma 560 | 8 8 b2%/ o "F'he following are the closing prices osed quiet; middling uplands, 8c: mid- |and the very . " 8ol ) k s i e . as been sold has realized a larger profit =4 AL i poun-—Calltornla, new cartons, $1.00; tm- | (M Q1FTri staok exchanke: © on | Qg it Bho: aloas 1,50 Batde. Gutcs able grades were perhaps IS s $4:0a%50; wtockers and feed: | i "WOlia have been realized 1t all tho “No 2. DA,”.LP“"." {5 00-b. boxes, per Ib., | ———— - closed quiet 1 nn-udy December, 8.07c; v lower, but aside from those nge steers 0G4.75; Texas | Copper which had been produced had been Cash quotations were as follows: 6%c; Sairs, oc, e i v "+ | Atchison . L T% go, Pacific ....... 6o |January, 8.08c; February, 8.12c; March, §.16; | It_was a dull, weak market ers, $3.0004.60; ‘foxas COws, i l ch lower pric It has Itk FLOUR-Easy; winter P.m“" l”W MISCELLANEOUS. 10 PI.oogesseees 0. Rallway o | April, ¥17c; May, 8.1%¢; June, 8.18c; July, The cow market was also slow and lower. fve cows, $2.506 helfers. |; fluctuations in price which 2.90;" stralghte, h.'\fl’!m ofears, $3. . Bklllm'vfl‘ & 6..101% do prd....... 2 8.17c; August, S.04c; Sepiember, 7.75c, Buyers did not seem to be particularly | 5sis i 5 | would to demoralize the business of apring ,p,,,.,,i,, i & NUTS—Now crop wainuts, No. 1 sott | "do Fid eftect here, but at the same time there | Came very moderate Kfforts of shorts to Wits not mich change in prices from yes. | cOver, nssisted by what appeared to be terday. A humber of the traine were late | adrolt manipulation, ran it up to 66 or in arfiving, which delayed the market con- | parity with yusterday'a close. “The stock Fably, but practically everything of de. | backed and filled over a range of a point sirable quality sold s fast us it arrived, | until well Into the afternoon. here wore no chofce lambs offered toda Trading became excited in’ the last halt- that the top was not nearly as good as | hour of business and blocks of from 1o yesterday. IUWil benoticed that ‘lnmbs | to 00 shares “changed hands trequeritly fold ‘on this market yesterday at $5.50, while [on & rapld rise to By An equally rapid the top in_ Chica & 6.5 | reaction folio o Bilg, chankes of There were mfor * buyers here today | point being made between s but the than have arrived in some “The | buying soon overcame the declinig ton demand was better for lambs than for sheep, | dency and the prices bounded up agiin to B PP Fzzieg: ..-___.:. : =37 gesnes zE=aan Goe amacs® aommoo s To. B CPacifi. ST LOUTS, Dot, 10— COTTON Steady; | anxlous for supplies today and as the |{w. ;,,,\,_J"‘}M’“"”- 31.50a2.40; bulls, £.15@ | flilnfacturers consuming copp $3.106G3.30. shell, per 1b., Mi hard eheli, per Ib, 1lc; ool Paciie 113t Tor, S, 1. & W sales, 80 bales; mllhl!h\% Sc; recelpts, 3,079 | recelpts were liberal they took their time | *‘fGH Ricoints, 19,00 head; market | The officials fo these varlous companies, al T3%¢; No. , | No. 2 soft shell, No. 2 hard shell, 9c; | C da 80........ s ; shipments, 4,450 bales; c| about fllling their orders. They bought Up | gy o 1o g a ol Voo | After carefully considering the situatio w{ 5 te: No. 8 red, | B0 a0t 1o 14! Diberta. por. hon. & Ohio. ... 3 f o es; stock, LTI | 40U ek Grades at prices that were not | Trared ebys: 360s: b d",,,",“‘,.‘,,‘,!’ 2 200200 | 11 ite phises, dectded that 1t would b rf'rs—r.n 2, 43@40%c; No. 2 white, 48% | almonds, "soft shell, I7c; har ‘hicago & A.... opdii VESTON, Dec. 19.~COTTON—Holl- | €0 very much lower than yesterday, but | vy, $h.60416.870; mixed packers. $6104 | better for the intrests of the company they 18i4c; No. 8 white, 48048%c. pecans, large, per Ib., 12 Ao prd........... Ti% Wabash s | day; no marke: medium kinds and canners were slow sale | 5o Jight. $6o00.25. pigs, §.955 15 represented to refrain from ng_upon @i9ge; N , A80148% 6.60; light, $6.25@ igs, $4.2505.16 RYE-No. 2, 6lge nuts, per cwi, g6 chesthuts, 1 Chi, Ina. &1 e NEW TORLEANS, Dee. 19.—COTTON— |and unevenly lower. In a good many in- | “Siifse” AN TAMIS-Recclpte, 2000 | the market more copper than was actually BTS2 Se otce malting, 510610, | HONEY—Pei 2-section cave, §350G8.75. do’ prd. ... & Stoady; sules, 6,300 bales: ordinary, 69-18c; | Stances sellers found it a difficult propo- | head; marl to 106 TowerI nceded, gs such action would only have SEEDS-—No. 1 flax, $1.52; No. 1 north- [ CIDER—Nehawka, per bbl, §; New [Chicago & h i nm do 2d'pfd... 2 #o0d ordinary, 71-16c; low middling, 7sc l\lluu to dispose of what they had &t any | jambys, $4.7 tern lambs, o | led to ‘abnormally low prices. The seliing wesiern $186( prime tmothy, $835; clover, Y'}’i’l 0. . Novis | Chicax W Win."Central 22 % | middiing, S "kood middling. Sc; middiing | price e natly western agents of ‘these companiex ‘were therefors contract grade, 1 ETaea, do, No. 2 groen, so; s1 do’ ptd. falr, 8 11-160; raceipts, 12,950 bales: stock, | The market on bulls, veal calves and | 507 4.0 T SuTe T instructed not to attempt to force upon th PROVI lONfir Mess pork, 5‘" bbl., $15.10 | No. 1 salted, xclfi No.' 2 salted, No. 1 % Adams 305,686 bales. Futures, steady; December, | 8tags was also slow and weak, particu- | grs K market more than was actually needed for @630, Tard, per 100 1be, Short calf, § to 71‘ b, 0 No, ¢ i z«; {American i TROes: Jenunty 1o Petitary: 1o larly on the legs desirable grades. conwumption, but to maintain a firm price ribs sides (loose), $8.30@8.40. Dry salted 60«1 3 sh G 3 150 W, 8. Ex... March 803G8.04c; April, 8.05a8.07c; Ma; There was a_better demand for desirable | E E " If officlals of other copper producing com- #houlders (boxed). $7.37%@7.60. Short clear 16 | "“f" argo Ex. 8.0TI%.08¢; June, 8.07@8.09¢c; July, 8.08@8.10c grades of stockers and feeders than usual | L sy i panies had taken the same view of the Bldes (boxoed), $5.65@8.T5. BA viaieeess 80% Amal. Copper..... nd prices were fully steady. A big string | 8T. LOUIS, Dec, 10.-( situation and maintained a firm price there WHISKY—-Basls of high wines, $1.82. “- C. Amer. Car & F.. Coffee Market. of Colorado cattle wold as high as $4.10, (4100 head, Including 2.0 is little doubt that the present unsettled The following are the receipts and ship- P Colorado~ So...... do pfa.... 8 L by hich was considered a good, steady price, | market stéady for beef cattle, others slow [ conditions of the market would have been menis of grain yesterday: §t. Louls Grain and Provisions, do'Jat ptd.....,. 81 (Amer. Lin. Ol NEW YORK, Dec 10 CORFEE_Spot |Common cattle, howsver, were neglected (and auiel; mative shivping and export in part. if not wholly, obviated d s A Shivesats EACHN . Bas ThecWRI LI plo 20 prace g8 | o pfd.i. il | Rio, steady; No. 7invoice, 8%c. Mild, quiet; | and in most cakes sold a'little lower than | Steers 8605 holce "to “fancy | | During the present month the United Fiour, bbls... 00 7ed cat, levator, Sc; track s | Del 1 & Wors bgwl o ped 11 SO | S Eamb it Brices B peinte Tawer. urey |YeIeTSY Repretentatye macs [ D et A | N e companien i WHICh the AM RS Wheat, fim sr’s‘}’: December, 2c; May, sirs; No. 2 harg, | Denver. & . 113"\/'\(||ull:|\llx;:'(‘o R L e g Sl feriad by T adl s L000 towr, 8 ] Under | roated COPPUr company in Interostod, has orn, . 3 6 T814¢. do ptd.... . 8 Brooklyn R. T.. adverse cables and heavy Brazilian receipts. 343 0. v. Pr. . 2 Y £2.00014. 76 notwithstanding these conditions sold con- Oats, bu...... 188,00 | “AOHRN_Lower; No. 2 cash : track, | Erle 87 Colo, Fuel & 1 Followin o i | 8 796 3 40 [} 006 4 50 4 1>, ) srably v 1,000,000 Do coppe! . ) . . i ck, | B B + 807 C L1 88" Fo & the call there was a siight rally . & ners, $1.00G2.85; Texas and | #iderably ‘over 100000 pounds of copper BNt e December, 0ke; May, “sdbytiames | - do 1t pid Il 71 Con.” Gas 5 on European, Wall street and new buying, | 8- Us 1% i Indlin steer 3 asscrs, $3.00 | for future delivery On the Produce exchange today the but OA' &B‘I ower; No. cash, 47% Kk, (‘?"\'Mr p(\r‘d"' vfid Gon: lnllebérr'l’f(l i pae 1'(”“ ‘“'l"dho"w o 'rtm" ”"“’a""fi"‘, ‘h‘; m 37 8 5 Y S xz' e Une. Modern Muokimeny, oducy - .ower; No. 2 cash, 4Thc: track, | Gt. Nor. pfd...... 2 o ....281 " | market ngaln became heavy, under liberal [ % B3 1 ipts, 10,200 h ket 100 fer market was steady; oreamerles, 189 | 40%Gibkc; December, 47%c; May, 18%c; No. Hcking Validy... i Glucoo Bugar’. 4 | offerings, and continued so to the close, LR il 50 or % nna lght 5: pack- | During the last two years the companies Hai Chrion: 0D s suee i, BRING, | ¥ I“‘{‘“l,r"lff” e o ol ek kel ?‘{l‘;“"‘:"}:“’l(“‘p:';l which wie steady at a net decline of, §1i1d oo 1 300 A 2 i 2 htchors, 38 in which the Amalgamated gRe, . . 28c. a ols, C: points. Business was llght again. Total . s e ' 18 & 3 AND LAMBS-Re 600 | pany is n*erested have & e FLOUR—Dull, easy; red winter patents, | 10Wa Central ... sales for the day aggre 22,000 |17+ 7o 44 a4s000 1468 ad; market 10c lower; native muttons, | mi nd smelters w VAW YORK GENERAL MARKET. | grigeo: e fancy and um.ump 0 | do pfd..... ._u'flmvr et bags, and included Doc asipac; | e gl AR o HEIFERS {0G3.50: Tambs, $4.25a5.70; culls and bucks, | ore wements a 50; (n..nfi $3.10676..26. Like 1‘;1"1"‘ W o3 A{“""":};_r'l:i"‘ e W2 .V»'munr'. So0g March, 6156800, May, 01D 400 Deerrrre...102 02,75, appllances and of thexe compantes h Camniofitis —Steady; sacked, east track, $1.10@ | Mot e el N i e g i il 8. ol AL early in the new year, so that from now on Li2, R w UL e e Sugar Market. . - 43 178 B 4 NEW YORK, Dec. 19-BEEVES—Re- | these companies can’ produce copper at a NEW YORK, Deo. 19.— HAY—Botter; timothy, tMex. Central ‘i":"‘ American . i t o . i 9 ceipts, 400 head, mainly consigmed dfrect; no [ cost that can successfully competo with T o M, Bas. mwg)fimm& o mothy, $13.00@16.50; prairie, [ afex. Natlonal . |actfic’ Coast NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.—SUGAR—Mar- § s 2 reported 2 any copper producer in the world. The wae overstocked and weak; wtnur ant WHISKY—$1.32. Minn,_ & St. L. ms acific Mail ket steady; open kettle, 29-16@3c; open e 0 LVES—Receipts, head; firm; veals | future prosperity of the copper business 13,7504 (0; winter tralghts. I'& it | IRON COTTON TIES—95c. Mo, Kpm.""ls mr. }:;:mrdu éu‘u‘". .,1:3\\. {(w'm‘.- ’.‘-:mru?mn, _:::,w, mfitrtru%nl rn::u- . S8 ¥ l.wm at $4.9008.5) Y depends largely 'm;-ln‘n‘u:wh 2 rovivial of nesota patents, 3385001 ‘"m“r s | BAGGING— ?‘ X LK & B [Eead | 0" | lated, 3%c: white, 3ac: vellow, 471 0} nrens ¢ g SHEEP AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 12,017 | foreign trade will bring the total con- Broasal: Minnesota. bakers. $2.0093.%; | HEMP T\\(:Y Ny Taneayt ‘;n T AR TR seconds, 2@3e. Molasses, steady; open |10. head; sheep, steady; lambs not as strong | sumption of copper nearer to the produc- i ines , 82 N1 . J. Cer ar. 210 | kettle, 20@8lc: centrifugal, 7@2lc. Syrup, <o B a erday; poor to prime sheep, $2.504 | tiol s the t present. yinr o ey SR i Ry, || PROVIBIONSFORK loner soobing o | ¥ Contal i Replhll Guee™ 5 Seat, Hghe st i iy Y i S comma o o, Jamy [ e fancy. §8.458.70. steady; extra shorts and clear ribs, 8.9} | do pd.. *|Suga SRRl e e Rt aatuhami| B & AR T @ri6; ono bunch, 46,80 culls, $3.8004.00 Rubber Company Incorporates. CORNMEAL—Dull; yellow western, $1.38; [ clear sides, $8.76. Bacon (boxed), stead Ontarlo & W' ‘enn. Coal & 98 test. 8%c: molasses s PRE RN 221035 L v g i v RSN 00 TDON. N ey A [!5un(|\\wlne, 13.08G0.15, extra 'flgrl- and clear ribs, $9.31; clear | Pennsylvania Union Fing & B qu,, PRSI T AR, SR 2 ), it v slaady ROTEINEON B 2y Bee JrEia (SN tYE—Steady; No. 2 wastern, 11}o, . o. b., | sides, | Reading . 7L JONDON, De . ~BEE' 7 —De- e 1111 S e tubber 8hoe cc ¥ cap| $10,000,000, afloati wtate.’ T@8ic, . 1. f, New York, pAIBTALS = Lead, unsettled, $8.65 best | do fat pfd. 1 fyU, B. Teathier ... 7| LONDON. Dec. 10.—BEET BUGAR-De gt ey .‘ m'u- '(Iovl(’ Market wan incorporated here’ today. The ‘com. N 3 & & o AR P 930 3 . SEPH, Dec. 19.—~CATTL: y authorized tc 1 d BARLEY-stoady; focding, toasle, o 1. ., | POULTRY-kteadys chickons, 5C; aprings, | 8t L. &8 F 6|0, B, Rubber 1l T Evaporated and Dried Frait 860 X TR Bie oAt prepare for market rubber and all it bi- Buffalo; malting, 83@esc, Buffalo. 6c; turkeys, 6h@i'4c; ducks, 6@ic; geese, | do st pfd...... |, do_ pfd f . N8 §0; cows and helfers, $1.5: products, WITIZAT Recelpts. 31,960 b ports, 67.- | 4@he. do 24_pfd..... |U. 5. ‘Steei 2| NEW _YORK, Dec_19.—EVAPORATED @5.95; xtockers and feeders, 076 bu.” Spot, dull; No. 2 1ed,’ 86c, BUTTER Steady; creamery, 20@Zte; |8, L. Southw.... o3| do prd APPLES—Out 'of town orders were re- FIOGS- Recelpts, 11,600 head: S — — g ahont, Roonycliy M vuh Rovs S aairy el e zz“._,w,‘ Rodiaasss cetved this morning In a lberal way, par- Wght_and light mixed, & , northérn Duluth, $igc, 1 0. by nfloat: No. 1 a8 Giher at 250, St. Paul ..1.111 11618 Amer. Locomo ticularly for “hoice and fancy grades, and and heavy, $6.2506.65; plgs, $3.00G4, JUBBEHS & MA"“FAGT“HERS hard Duluth, 920, f. 0. b., afioat. RECEIPTS.Flour. 6,00 bbls.: wheat, 14« | o pii... 187" do pta f these held quite steady. Other grades wers SHEEP AND LAMBS=—Heceipts, 90 head; Opuned nsy bectuss of falr 10T offaringn, | 00 b COMM, Sh M bu.: ot 400 Bu. qulet and unchanked. State, common, tg Steaty. b Milicd on small northwest receints npd | SHIEMENTS -Flour, 6,000 bbls.; wheat, | STrust receipts. *Offered. YO prime, 0@f4c; choles, $14@ ? T OF OMAHA g Stock In Stght, —— 08 The following table shows the recepts of HICHINEIY AND FOUN.RY, o108 cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal - lobt LU comparatively steady cables and ruled ir- | 6,000 bu.; corn, 82,000 bi.; oats, 83,000 bu. The Commercial Advertiser's London w o) tancy. 106 10ie warkets for December 19 i macksis { Davls & Cowgilt Iron Work “attle. Hogs. Shee South Omata ... oge sneey | UAVIS & LOWGIL Iron Wor ) regular all day on a light scalping hollday —— fnanclal cablegram says: There was a | CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Market . ) ORICRED kg T " : SR il i MANUFACTURERS AXD JoRRERS = o o ntiB o oen o ns pCORN - Recoipts 1800 b} eépor N, 4116 No. 1 n;’ng:&’u spring, 8 13 N, r(|xu| {ncreased, "with "American atdcks leading 011 and Rosin u. Bpot, easy: No. 2, 70 4 | fornia, . futures, quiet; March, 6 s sald here that the forthcoming re- AT W ol £ T W m'::fi:{":g,,fiu 4 ch, 08 1 ot will show. an inerease of 10 per- cent | OIL CITY, Dec. 18.—OIL—Credit balances, tride, closing steady at a parti] 14e 00d business today and high-class stocks | inactive. Prunes, 3%@ic. ~Apricots, Royal, v March closed, 851k M e et | Liverpool Grain and Provistons. | {UG1 "STONE" one!Y Conmalatrone to 4116, | 0 ide: Moor Dark, 9ls@id. Peaches, peeled. cloned 'ut. Bic: 'July, ' saliguic, | LIVERPOOL, | Dec, 10 WHEAT-gpot, | There wus not”much enhusinem, oyer | 12aisci unpeeled, @10z closed at 8idge: December cloged, #2% frm; No. 3 réd western winter, fs 1igd; | American stocks, but this demand steadily rather firm on amail recaipta Wnd' then e '—s:m Phom: Amertcan mixed, olg, | Fi carnings. "Tho Motal - exchange was [3L10: certificaten’ no Bld: shipments. 9503 St Louts ... 10,200 veloped heaviness. Persistent bear pres- Tutures, teady, January, os 4nd; | closed In consequence of ihe suicide by |bDIS: average, 0,615 bbls.; rune, 80,405 bbis.; 120 { St. Joseph ) 11,500 GENERAL REPAIRING A SPECIALT\ sure, easier cables, poor Eupport and larger “.’: a;. May, b8 3%d. uhnnll'n n: lnuu KKkrkpiw‘hrh& ]l"nlor ¥nrl‘- SN ml:‘hl‘-“ S GTT Atadin T a ‘1318 ’ 3 Totals - IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. estimates for tomorrow at Chicago. Closed MH“ b Laulw Zancy winter, firm, To/| REE B0 M OTT Aok B R B Tiuse oo ith Lima_and Indlana, 80, 1165 Takhs 1801, 1004 and Jasksen Street, easy at o e y, e Lim A cln:m n«‘.‘%?.‘r 'i::«gx:l‘)‘u":nm’:m .?k”f“"" PRAS—Canadian, strong, 6s 11%d three weeks' Insomnia. There was no W YORK, Dec. 19.—OTL—~Cottonseed, ‘m“ R g . = Omaka, Neb. "lc.l‘. 888, OATS-Rocofpts, 46,500 bu.; exports, 410 | HOPS—At London, mfluc num steady, | financial trouble. Only fifty tons of copper | €asy; ‘[(»rlmn yellow, 39@88'sc. Petroleum, 1638 300 e B Zabriskie, Agent. . Cowgtit, Mg bu.” Spot, steady; No. 2, 6lo; No. 3, boge; | £3 OEG &3 158 | were dealt dn at £49 16 a ton. Ko tint dull.’ Rosin, steady. Turpentine, steadter, | 1. (L N — No. 2 White, Mo; No. 8 white, 83%o; tratk | PROVISIONS—Beof, firm; extra Indla |#0ld at 415 New York s sending over com. | Hz@d%c. 10 8 mixed westorn. ' BIGK3: "(Tuok, wihite ‘hag | mess, Tow 04 Pork, steady: hrime mess | mercial paper, which Parls W buying G — - § W' P ] [BlorOptions quiet and ‘e shads camter’ wil | western, 7s. ' Lard, steady: American re- | to the amount of £60.000 has gone out, re Dry' Goods Mavket, _STOCK, COWe 4 "E"'u‘:“m CR‘NE Go. other marke fined, in palls, 468 6d; prime western, in ly, to Egypt, Brazll and South NEW YORK, Deec. 19.-DRY GOODS-— 44 ¥ SPECIALIST HAY--Steady: shipping, 60@6so0; tlerces, 49 6d. Hams, short cut, 14 to 18 v The Indian banks have increased | (NEW YORK, D 1 sl . choice, Riaatc. P ne 800d to | LT Yra 62 ‘Bacon, qulet; Ciimberiand | thelr discount rates from 4 to 5 per ceni. | ONIY & dulet general market hag been re- | 1:.1...... : i in 1O PS-- o cut, 26 to 30 Ibs, 4 6d; short ribs, quie Johann hurg Stock exchange reopened to- | on -y vy es » . 1001 erep Higises 00 o g le |10 to 20 1bw., 468 8} don clear middies, Hiht | Quy. Paris exchange is 2%.16 and Berlin fs | Seription but the ton piau firm . L 3 All Diseases and X ac; 18 B b throughout. Ducks are advancing and CALVES. S‘ d crop, 6@sc; Paclfie’ coast, 1901’ crop, 1@isc; | dulet, 28 to 34 Ibs,, d6s: long clear middlos, 20.40. N sheetings and drills are firm. Print cloths 30 2 6 5 Disorders of Men "lfl lfl fl Of "nn IS 1600 eroj Sige: 1899 crop, 8apdc heavy, ‘quiet, 3 to'40 ., 458; clear bellies, Besten Tk Bastatise are firmly held, Prints and ginghams also L} 1 of All K HID) teady; Galveston, 20 to 25 Ibs., | quiet, 14 toll16 1bs., 535 oulders, square b firm. Knlt goods qulet, but steady. 1 10 years in Omahs inds. 18o; California, 1 to 22 Ibs., 10@19%¢; Texas | Cut. 11 to 18 lbs., qulet, ids dd, BOBTON, Dec. 19.—Call loans, 4@5 1 1014 and 1016 DOUGLAS #T, ary, 24 to 80 Ibs., 14Y BUTTER-Steady; finest United States, 2 KE LBATHRR—8teady; hemlock sole, Buanos | 508, 0 ‘#TOCKE VARICOCELE ano = Ayros, ight fo heavyweikhts, 2@2gise CHEESE-Firm; American finest white, w0 HYDROCELE curea ELECT”CAL bllffl.ll!. Method new, without catting, oAl Jr loss e omrn Eleotrical SV PHI LIS?‘.?,’#.‘,'.{:L'.‘,":.‘:%.J‘?,W W the aystem. Soon every gt aud aympiem .mp.n, Qisappears completely’ and forever. Manufacturers Jobbers ot per cent; time loans, 4}4@6 per cent. Officlal Wool Market 3 closing: kel ST. LOUIS, Dec, 10 WOOL--Unchan WOOL-Quict; domestic fleace, 35g26c; | 488 8d; American, finest colored, 474 PP A (Allo medium grades, 13174¢; light fine, 12 Texas, 16G17 Sy daly Atohlaon 0,011 ,,}f“,}‘.:fi",m..,‘ 18 heuvy fine, 10@12c; tub washed, 1@ H“}J\:'x‘u;m» i‘:','xf\;.ml"“é {‘\mlly‘ ‘u‘!;u‘n Kansas City Grain and Provisions, [ Mex o8 i 2 2 o ; heef hams, ’ N, E. S0t Hingh zms : iL60i packet, $12; efty’ extra Indla’ mess, CANSAS CITY, 9 W1 —May, | Aichison LLTCal & Hecla THE REALTY MARKE 7.00019.00. Cut “'meats, quiet; plekled | C N . 4@ L | Tdo prd.... ntennial 20, bellles, $8.75@10.26. pickled ahnuhl:-xs. 37 red, N C. Boston & 1\]\:\ Copper Range A— plckied hama, S7RQULD, Lard, woas; iyeat: imber, \ REG January, | Hoston & Me Dom. Coal +....! INSTRUMENTS placed on flle Thursday, ern steamed, $10.025@10.06: compound, 68ig0: cash, No. 4 mixed, S8@esge; ||4..u.m Elev 167 | Franklin o) ecember 10: g G oUT" a on the sl Eeo ai'{/",'rrlflh\-;‘,‘ vnllt'\ ;'k(. |\l|||'-lll; ‘I"lllli lT“u"‘ 1 '\'l V\h‘\hu '-"ll'»:“!‘ t 3\'” 6719@68c, ll N H A{:' .‘!H l\);l-; '(-‘k\‘ult' . Warranty Deeds. D:‘""u‘.m’“lllm.utoefl'fi:fl;h \.: flnm.rmkm t' ml s\lw‘m oA, Gl sy, family, 6. (040 OATS--No. 2 white, Fitchburg pfd Mohaw . ) 0 o 7.50, short clear, $IRGOG20.00; mess, $16.24 RYE—No. 2, 66e. Unfon Pacific .mw.‘nm Dominfon Max Winthers and wife to Robert [OC CALF. drugs rtn:nnoutf::flh'l_';c or Vierius | Westrie Wiriag Bells ead Gas 780, HAY-Choice timothy, $13.50; cholce prai- | Mex. Central |Osceola i Major, lot 1, Winthers' subdiv 51,60 o 9 5 WEAK MEN from b2 Banarion, | O W. JOHNSTON, Mgr. 1610 Howard Bt. BUTTER—Recelpts, 3,907 pkes.; firm; | rie, $13.70a14.00. Amer. Suga Parrot I i | South ‘Omahi nd company ' to B LORADO 0 Nuavers DaLity or RGN | % S, ICKNETON. ) state dairy, 1ussc; creamery, lugiic; Jung | BUTTER—Creamery, 18G22; dairy, fancy, | Amer. T. & Quiney Erederick Hass, lot 9, block 9, Bouth | o5 feeders.. 775 3 0° 50 teeders.. 897 b AT IR b TS R = O R Kecainto . o gloue. | 5aa8—Firm: fresh Missourt and Kansas R T e COP-o.: 3 | OMBNE i "Lie Tnaarines company % feeders i feeders . M7 3 and strongth, With Orgens jiupaired and weak flKTS AND AWNINGS, fancy large September, 10@104c: fancy [§tock quoted on ‘change at 240 dos. loss i Trimountain ..l | to Anclent Order of United Work- 8 feedern. M ea & Mullen—Colo. pSTRICTYRE cuied with a new Home small September, 10,@110; late made, best cases returned; country held, 16e. i & infty i3% | _men. nts lot &, block 88, Omaha 500 | 6o teeders.10M 4 15 16 feeders. 1061 nent. No pain no detention from busi 0mana Ient & Awn n lage, diicy Iate imads, best smail, 10t BIPTS—Wheat, 27,200 bu.; corn, 14,400 91 [United States ..., 11 " | Genevi ylor to Bart Mathan Jack Davis—Wyo. Hidaey and Blacder Traghie O) EGGS- Recelpt 0t pl ettled 18, 7.000 by g 41% Utah x5 ot 4, block 13, Brown parl 35 S 000 3 15 0 HARQES . 2 208 Dighect state and. PEaRveLle g PMENTEAheat, 10,40 bu; corn, | (0 pid S118 Victoria 4| Adelade Sacket’ and husband o T 2 cows.... 1000 152 1080 Consaitaon F1es T Trcitmen by Mall. OMAHA, NEB. TENTS PFOR RENT, 8lc; western at mark, 21@%0c; southern, at | 76,100 bu.; oats, 18,000 bu Westingh. 'Com... 73~ Winona ptie s V. Sholes cémpany, &1 feet of n’ T oows..... B3 2§ 3 1018 1l on on or address 119 So. 14th §t ers 63 kS 1 cal 20 PO CY - Live, stondy: mpringers, i | Phitndelphin Praduce sarier. e Wgoa e ey, 20| e 3R ) ool Dr. Searles & Searies. Omeha. Nob. | venvs AND CANVAS COODS, mark, 2@ £ Adventare Wolverine feet lots 11 and 12, block 2, Bher 1nteer.. 1K ¢80 & mieers....i00 turkeys. 9@10c; fowls, 10c; dressed, firm: D. Sholes company to A. A PHILADELP dec. 10.~EGGS—F ; . . HOGS-The hog market today w springers, 10G104c; fowls, $4@10c; tirkeys, | gaot demund: frash hedrby, westorn i WPak Cleaviags. bl Deedn. slow and lower. The general market could 20@124¢ Bouthwestern, S0c; southern, ‘20¢ OMAHA, Dec. 19.—Bank clearings for Quit Claim safely be quoted a dime lower than yester. SEND FOR CATALOGUE NUMBER METALS--Anot cut tn copper prices | BUTTER-Fir \ @le higher; fancy | today, $L165 5; for corresponding day | Eliza Witheow to Rose Vickery, ndo day. Cholce heavy hogs welghing over Verpreue 108w, L] was announced today by the principal con- | western creamery Bo; fancy nearby | 1ast vear, $991,377.79; Increase, $17 o oA Foae 101718 Barker's Als pounds sold at right around steady price corns and the market was weak nd un- | printe. 2 PHILADELPHIA, ' Dec. 18- Clearings, | fatment ¢ ! R Veateraay, blit there were 'oniy 4 tew | Boy@ Commission Co [OHMISSION settled all day. There was no business re- | CHEESE—Firm; New York full creams, | $17.347.206; balances, $1,%1,770; money, & j Deeds of them on sale. They were picked up ported, as traders belleve the reduction | fancy small, 1le;’ New York full creams, | cent .. . 1 its Timi ' ina "sola lurgely from 3050 {0 367 Successors to sames E. Hoyd & Co., i 1 as not reached its lmit. The quotation | fair to cholce, 8¢ 3 CINCINNATI, Dec, 19.—Clearings, $3.005.- | Sheriff (o Omaha Realty company, mixed hogs were fully 8410c lower and u OMAHA, NEB. D d C C Gt the close was 813 for Lake Ruperior e ;. money At 4GB per conti New York ox | "ora 1.2 And s Van Camp & 8 from 350 to $6.40. Light ‘mixed av ole o" $ahy o inetintle aa WS BT | o Fiour and Dean, | chine, par and 10c premium Sy 1025 | butcher welghts ‘were Gl o dimo lower COMMISSION ings. The London market was also de- . *| "CHICAGO, Dec. 19.—Clearings, $24,986.307; | Same to same, lot 15, block 2, Arm- and went mostly from $6.00 to $6.20. Light ROVISIONS AND STOCKS. OYsTERs pressed aguln and mude new low recordy. | NEAFOLIS, Dec. 10.-WHEAT—Cah, | balancos 310 1 axchunge. S8 | © wirons's Tot Al .. . 925 | hoga sold from 36,00 down, and were very | URAIN P“ < Trad: & ’ us spot was quoted at £49 he Lon- ay, 10%@T50%¢ uly, O Ty : New York exchange, 2e premiu: ame to F. orbac art’ taxiot hard to dispose o decline of 10 Busid of Trade ns. Y a0 Ty n | 487 rk exchu e premium me to F. E. Horbach, part tax a - White Plume Celery. Poultry. don exchange closed 8t noon ‘qut of re- |lrack: No. 1 hard, No.' 1 northern, [~ BOSTON. Dec. 19, rings, $22.073, in 15-15-1 { 8,677 | They were let untll the last, o s § whose son cormitted sulcide, but during I“LOLR-—FAnl patents, §3.95g4.05; second | ST, LOUIS, Dec. 19.~Clearings, 35, “lot 6, block 4, Boyd & add )t 500 There was & good demand this morniug | visesssndence, John A Wuire: & Co OMAHA i 416 South 11th 8t Y| . spect for chairman, Mr. Kekewich, | 7 No. 2 northérn, 8%aTi%c balances, $i.340, | game to Tnfon Block Yards company, result the market was very slow in closing, | Direct wires to Chicago snd New York