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DUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIOYEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, No 81 EIGHTH STREE
NORTHEAST

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE, No. 81 EIGHTH STREET
NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust TO u.s. dated
April Is. 1892, and duly recorded April % 1872
In Iiher No It's at fo.i0 12O seq, of the land
records Of the District of Columbia, and at the re-
quest 0f tn" patty secured thereby, wn the under
signed trustees will sell. public auction. in
front Of Tie premises. THURSDAY, THE
TWE.NTI-FIIsST DAY OF MAY, a. H. lS.G, At
liAlFPA$F FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises situate in the city Of
Washington. in the District uf Columbia. and d.si@
mated ard being all of lot l-tters-d &c" in
Will l. FgudIil, trustees. subdivision of lots in
square r;iu.rr"d .iine hundred ana sixteen (9i6l,
as per plat recorded in LAher W. F.. at folio 122
in the office of the Surveyor of said District,
rgch her with tI.' iuurOScG'' consisting
Story Trick dwelling. No. 5II Sth ST. ne
Terms Of sal: One-thirG of the purchase money
. to be pail in cash. and the balance in two equal
instaliTi"nts. payable in and two years. with
interest at SiA % per ceutum per dHnum, payable
semi-aupHally. from day Of sale, secured by deed
option ri the purchaser. 4 deposit of 500 will
required of the purchaser at the time of sale. All
c"nvcyan@in-. recording and notarial fees ut the
cost Of the purchaser. Terms OF sale 20 be COM
piled with within ten days from day Of sale. other
wise III" trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property at The risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser.
MAHLON ASHFORD,
AIDS Il. BROWNE
nlyS- eOdSIS Trustees
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CIIANCERT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE- BEING HOUSE AND PRENf-

CHANCERT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE BEING HOUSE AND PRENI-
lSES No. 3232 STREET, NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON tGEOEGETOWN) d. =.
by virtue of 4 decree of the Supreme Court of
tbe District of Columbia. passed the 18th day of
ALTil \. II. 1895. in equity No I6SO2.
wherein Allen Dodge and others Cor1plainants
and Henry Fl. Dodge and others are defendants
The undersigned will offer for sale front Of the
DAY OF MAY. 1896. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM
III" following described real estate and premises
situate in Georgetown, in the District of Column
hia. and described follows: Being part of lot
At. in squire 80, i'll said Georgetown, beginning
for the ct point the south side OF NJ
formerly Bridget St, distant from the south
west cgTLer Of the Intersection Of said NJ and 32l
SITS. 80 feet running thence south and at right
angles 10 said VI st. % and 5t-1OO feet, rinIn..
s"ctS the wall Of the Washington and George
town railroad car hoUs" at point the said wall
distant lb2 feet due south from said VI street
Mining thence north with said wall 1O2 feet to
The south line Of said VI ST.. ard extending thence
w"St with the said south line of NJ ST. 80 feet
10 the point Of beginning said property being i'm
proved by frame dwelling No 32:52 VI st. NV
Terms OF >ale under the decree: One third cash
the balance III two equal iHstanents at one and
rate OF d per centun per annun, be secured by
deed OF trust on the premises sold, or all cash. at
me option OF the purchaser. A deposit of $50
will lie required at the time of sale All convey
RECing and recording the purchasers COST
Terms Of sale to he complied with within Is DAYS
from the day OF sale; utErTW Use trustee reserves
right to resell at cost of the d-fautin- purchaser
HENRY s MATTHEW'S, Trustee
al-'o-uN'iS 14lO q ST. NV.
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EATCI IFFE. SUTTON * Co, AUCTIONEEIS.
t>Icc'S$Ors 10 Radcliffe, Darr x Coz
CI.ANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOI-R-
IEEAId STREET OPPOSITE FRANKLIN

TEE\IH STREET OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
PARK. EEI\t; PREMISES No gf6
EN virtue Of l. decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed the lth Day
O. March. A.D- 1896, in cause of Irwin al. IS
ItI nour - al, No. 1859. in equity, tn. urder-
sighed trustees will Offer for sale. public auc-
tI.n, ia front Of the premises, MONDAY. the
4 EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY AID. 1S.G a. HALF
FAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. that certain parcel Of
lend stClte iii the city of Washington District Of
Columbia. known as and being sha Forth half %
of the Ut numbered twenty t2UD in The square NUM-
Ivred two hundred and eighteen els. 24l4 feet
frtnt by 90 feet deep to a public alley, with The
Improvements thereon ting of four ~ story
brick residence. aud all of the rights, ways, ease
belonging.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third n-3p of the pur-
chI>" money 10 be paid in cash within fifteen ii5,
days from the day Of sale. and the residue in three
90 equal lnSjallmcntS in ~ two o. ard three
60 years FROM the day of sale, be re,nes mt I'd
by the purchasers notes. bearing interest from tie
day Of sale at the rate OF per cent per :innUln
until paid. payable semi-auHiiIy. whil. notes TO he
tcire1l by deed of trust on :he property
TIE usual form, ard policy Of insurance on the
buildings and improvements Iher-0n satisfactory to
the Undersigned. or the purchaser or purchasers
may pay all cash. at his. her or their elect ion
Terms I" h" complied with within fifteen 30 days
from the iy of sale and al convcyancin. and re-
coTiing at the purchasers cost SOD j. poSit en-
acceptance OF bid.
JAMES S. EDWARDS.
500 9Th st. NV.
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RADCLIFFE. SUTTON K co, AUCTIONEERS
Successors to Radcliffe, barr & Coz

Tuos. BOWLING. Auctloneer Surviving ifpstre
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JAMES :. EDWARDS.
$40 9Th St NV.
IN. HERBERT SMITH,
il6 9TH st. NV.
CLARENCE A. BRANDENBUE,i.
il2 9TH st. NV.
dS Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY, NUMBER 314 NINTH STREET
NORTHWEST, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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christian u. LeGe1er and H. H. Bergman,
trustees. Sold to F. w Bergman for
$1,000.
Lot g. in block 8, Twinlng City, for Chris
tlan u LedeIer and H. H. Bergman, trus-
tees. Sold to f. w. Bergman for $500.
Improved land on south M street between
New Jersey avenue and list street east,
part OF sublot III, squarsk743, for Christian
". Lederer and II. II. Bergman, trustees.
Soiu to Charles Weitzen for SLIGO.
Brick dwelling and store No. 800 Mary
land avenue northeast, lot siS. square 815.
1or John Walter, surviving trustee. Sold to
Charles schaefer for $500.
Harrison annex, corner Sd and G streets
northwest, parts Of lot Iyand 2, square 529,
lor r. l.. S1ddons and W. H. Sholes, trus-
tees. Sold to Weller & Kepetti for $50, 600
Frame dwelling cornt 3D. and M streets
southwest, fronts 14.96 feet by a depth of
45.G36 feet, for w. H. Sholes and Chas W.
Darr, trustees. Sold to- Eizab beth Mitchell
for S675. al
Three-story frame dwelling No. 1924 l.
street northwest. parts of lots II and II,
IN Davidson's subdivision of, square 1885, for
Joseph j. Darlington, trustee. Sold to VIM,
c. Norris for $4,000. 80
Brick dwelling No. 1877 Massachusetts ave-
nue. northeast, sublot 60. square 723, for
Frank T. Browning and Jno. S. Sworm-
stedt, trustees. Sold to Percy Metzger for
81, 500
Unimproved property On the New Cut
road, lot S, in Lightfoot's subdivision of
Terrace Heights containing 17,64495 square
feet, for Willie S. Hoge ard William E. Alb
bott. trustees. Sold to Amos NJ Cover for
S1.130 go
Frame house on Sumner avenue Anacos-
tia, d. c., west 35 feet on Sumner avenue
by the depth Of the eastern one-half of lot
8, Barry Farm, for Thomas Francis jr,
and VIM. M. Becker, trustees. Sold to
Fannie Brown for $500
Frame building on Sth street between r
and G streets southeast, sublots H and I,
square 903, for W. w. MILAN, trustee Sold
to Albert Carry for 5000.
Three-story and basement brick house.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
WALL STREET AGlTArEp nY CUBA.


cIincs Reported by Hrndstrccrs.
NEW YORK. Dec. B.--lira dstreet's review of
the stock market tomorrow will say: shortly
after noon on Friday the market received
shock from the announcement that tae senate
foreign relations committee had decided to Re.
port with favorable recommendations senator
Cameron's resolution recognizing the independ-
cncc Of Cuba. Heavy liuuidations and marked
declines ensued, the market being apparently
without support, save from the buying to cover
shorts. The violence OF the break and the at
tendunt circumstances recall the Venezuela epi-
sude of last December and 1t would seem that
the street was to some extent Influenced by
the memories of that occasion and was thus,
possibly, disposed 10 cNaggeratc tle danger OF
the situation either as regards its political
consequence its effect on prices either here
or in London, Up to the moment that this de-
velopment appeared sentiment was apparently
changing FOR the better and prices. toward the
close of the week, displayed moro less inn
pruvCment, mainly on covering by the short In
terest. Information from Washington seemed to
minimize the chances OF anything being done
there in the cuban matter prior To the recess ot
congress. Indeed, the fact that that BODY will
suspend its sessions next Tuesday for an
entire fortnight, coupled with additional indCa-
tions that no important legislation can be
ried through the short session, was received
in Wall street with evident signs of relief.
Large speculative interests. particularly those
which receive their inspiration from Washington
undoubtedly took advantage OF the depressed
state of tae market early in the week and
covered extensive short lines. The followers,
who were mainly recruited from the room trad
ers finding the market oversold, supplied a
buying power. which caused the Improvement al
ready noted, while bull pools In various special
stocks took advantage OF the circumstances to
renew their activity, though these tendencies
change in the Cuban situation ON Friday. Re
ports that gold is likely to go to Germany next
week though supported by the strength of the
exchange market, particularly for continental
exchange, seemed to have little no spccua-
tive influence The impression in banking circles
is that any gold exports at present would be
small, and that, moreover, further advance
the very large amounts OF long bills now held
hprn nm In hn trpA fta
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
LlXernnOI MnrkeIs.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 1S-WHEAT-Spot quiet;
demand poor; No. red. spring, Gs 3D. No. /,
California, IS l0d. Futures opened and closed
quiet with near and distant positions un-
changed at yesterdays prices; business about
equally distributed; December nominal: Janu-
uary, Gs ID February. Gs nd; March and May.
Gs Sd; April nominal
CORN-Spot quiet: American mixed, new.
% li9d. Futures opened and closed quiet with
near and distant positions unchanged from yes
tordays closing prices: business about equally
distributed; December 2s 9Iad; January. 2s 9hd:
March, 2s 9iad; April and May, p 9Ad.
FLOtR-Dull; demand poor st. Louis fancy.
winter. 9s 3D.
PRONISlONS-Bacon. quiet: demand moder-
ate; Cumberland cut. 2S to 80 lbs, 2Ss; short
ribs 20 to "A lbs, 2Ss; long clear, light 30 to
81 lbs. 2Ss Cd; long clear heavy, 40 to A. lbs.
2Is Cd; short clear backs. light. is lbs 2Ss cd :
short clear mddlCs, heavy, a. to 30 lbs. 2cs ;
clear bellies, II to 10 lbs. 2ss shoulders square
II to is lbs. Dos. Hams, short cut, II to lG lbs.
tOs Tallow, fine North American lSs Cd Beef
extra India mess, Cos prime mess, sos Pork
prime mess, western, ass Sd medium western,
4ls Sd. Lard, dull; prime western, els; refined
In pals. 23s.
CHEESE-Steady: demand poor; finest Amer
lean, white ana colored CSeptember). 5ls.
BUTTER-Fincst United States. 9Os good 55s
OILS-Linseed oil, los Cd Petroleum. refined
GEd.
REFRIGERATOR BEEF-Forequarter 39sd:
headquarters, sid.
HOPS-At London Pacinc COAST. G3 5s
The receipts of wheat during the past three
days We're % 900 ccntals. including 90 500 Ameri-
can The receipts of American corn for three
days were l,0OO csntals
WEATHER-COll and clear,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
bonds wcrc as foilowsl
BOSTON stool. Quotations.

BOSTON. Dec. lS.-Call loans % - per cent;
time loans StrQ4l6 per cont Closing prices for
stocks. bonds and mining shares:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
llEGl'-Good mutton sheep wcrr In dcmlnd
lhc market not materially changed, Rep
CHICAGO Livn sToCN
In Cattle Trading is Rather Nui-
Mlnlcll. hmI WIN IlLiln AlrcmmIn.

CHICAGO. Dec H-In cattle trading was AMI.
mated hut with hardly ag much strength. COM
mon grades selling slightly lower Common to
choice steers sold at from SA&5 To S5.35, sales
being largely at from $L25 to S. with fancy
Rccvcs scarcs and selling around $3.50. Cows and
heiiors were active, with a good dcmand for
feeders at from SEQ to $3.50 Calves were tirmei
and few prime sold at $3.50.
In hogs prices were weak to 5C lower with q
moderate demand Common to prime druves sold
NJ from &.95 To $40 the bulk going at from
S.l5 to $3.50.
\ good supply of sheep was disposed Of at
steady prices. Common to prime sheep sold at
from $3.50 to 81 chiefly at from 50 to $3 for
westerns. Feeders sold around 81 ewes at from
$50 To S3.25. ycarlingS at from $3.50 to SIlO and
lambs at from $500 to $500 the best lambs ad-
vanCinc 25c,
Receipts: Cattle. 5000 head; hogs % 900 head.
sheep, 1900 head
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Totals United states. 81 OSO 92l. 223 .....I
Exclusive New York. 4SO, ca, ,46O ...
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
Brndstrccts Says Many Purchases
Are Chenp Grnhe of Go0nr.

NEW YORK, Dec. lS.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
Will say: Wholesale trade continues Of smaller
volume than expected practically the only activ-
ity in the wholesale lines being in groceries,
candles. fruits and nuts. The weather has in
terfered with seasonabe business which at
many centers is smaller than In preceding years
a cheap grade of goods. The downward ten
dency OF prices pointed out fortnight ago is
continued This includes quotations for hides
which caused boot and shoe jobbers to restrict
purchases anticipating cuts in prices for shoes
steel rails, steel bilets and Bessemer pig iron.
Cotton, too, is lower on confidence of a larger
crop than expected also print cloths. as prod
stock Of the same; anthracite coal, Indian corn
oats and petroleum. STEADY or practically un-
changed quotations are reported for pork lard.
coffee and sugar. Wheat ana rosin are higher
The dry goods market is quiet for reasonable
fabrics. jobbers reporting only a small amount
OF sales. Woolen mills report moderate guam
tty OF orders. At the south the decline in the
price OF raw cotton may affect country mer-
chants, who are still carrying that staple.
Exports Of wheat, -four Included as wheat,
from both coasts OF the United States this week
amount to 3,j24, S26 bu.. as compared with A.
1000 bu. last week. 20j6COO bu. in the cor
responding week one year ago, 1854 900 bu. in the
week two years ago, 1905. coo hu. three years
ago, and as contrasted with f2i7,OO0 bu. in tho
IKE week OF 1902, Exports OF Indian corn from
hoti coasts continue heavy, aggregntlng ASA
80 bu.. as compared with 3,54l 900 bu. last week
so5IWO bu. In the week year ago and an
average OF about COO, 900 bu. ench in cOrreapond-
ing weeks In three preceding years
There were $50 business failures reported
throughout the United states this week twenty.
TWO fewer than last week and twenty-six less
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, Dec lS-FLOUR-Recepts 10
800 bbls.; exports, 1i,9O3 bbls.; duh and
easy. with only jobbing sales reported:
Minnesota patents. St55aLG5: winter patents.
St9Oa5lO Minnesota bakers. s3.4Oa4.1O; winter
extras. s3.35G4OO; winter low grades. s2S5gSo5.
Rye -four. quiet and steady; superfne. 32S5di3 O5.
fancy, S.iOq325. Buckwheat flour, dull, Sl.35g
BuCKwHEAT-Dull at s5a37c
CORN MEAL-Quiet; yellow western zoe: city,
60c
RYE-NomInal: car lots. 4Oq42c
BARLEfIsteady; western, 2su2S!2c; mating
3sai6c; feeding 2sG2Shc.
bu.; spot, dull and weaker; No. hard. 92bc.
options opened weaker, owing to disappointing
covering, but turneS weak again under
rumors OF good exports. depression in stock, the
board and absence of demand; closed lsGlSsc
lower; No red. May. S5 i-l6Gl96isc, closed Sjlsc;
December. S6IsGS6Ac closed SGlsc.
spot, inactive; No. .. 2Sisc. Options opened
steady, but sold on on prospect OF larger re-
decline; May, SlAa3lAc closed 3iac; December
closed 2SNc
OATS Receipts. l54, 500 bu exports. Al sli bu /:
lower. closing at lsc decline; May closed 2ibc
HAY~puii; shipping. s.5OaGOO; good to
HoPs-DuI; state, common to choice, 1895
crop 3Gl7isc 1896 crop, SUlSc.
HlDEs-Dull; Galveston, l3c; Buenos Ayres
dry. nominal; California. 54c.
EAIHER-SteAuyi nemluck sole, Bucnos
Ayrcs. light to heavy weights, l9}sg2Ohc; acid
.eif2Jc
BUTrER-R Receipts 2326 pkgs,; steady: west
srn creamery, i5u22c; Elgins, 22Ec; factory,
igl2c,
CHEEsE-Receipts 1853 pkgs.; quiet; large
and small, 7qlOlzc: part skins, 2hG7c; fun
skins, 2isGSc
no Receipts 2 400 pkgs.; steady; state ana
Pennsylvania 2lT2Sc; western. i5G22c.
pRONISIONS-Beef firm; family, 50 5Oall. 90:
extra mess ElogSo0; beef hams sl7lOqlsOO;
packet. SSO0u9.5O, Cut meats, quiet: picked
bellies. H25aA75i picked shoulders 81 6OGl %;
picked hams SS25IS.lj Lard, steady; western
steam. Nl2,a; refined steady Pork, quiet:
mess, .S25US7j short clear sS.759lO.5O; family,
sl050dll.OO
OILS Petroleum dull; United closed at 97c bid
Rosin, quiet; strained, common 10 good 81 500
ls2k. Turpentne, dull 27d21lsc. Cottonseed.
nominally steady; prime crude, zoe: prime sum
mcr yellow, csc, on summer yellow. 22Ad23c.
RlCE-Steady; fair to extra. 3s46c. Japan. 40
sAc.
METALS-Pig iron, steady; southern. sll000
1875; northern, sllOOal3.OO Copper. easy, brok-
ers. $3.50; exchange ul.20gll5O. Lead con-
tlnues strong: brokers, 27j exchange, 5000
2o5. Tin, steady: straights Si2.sO. plates. dull.
spelter. duh; domestic. Sil5aA25; December tin
at Si2 77h.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
London stock Quotations.

LONDON, Dec. ls.--i p. IN. closing
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-

Total ....................1,9l7 5,7G2 ~
CATTLE-Today's cattle run was the
Friday of last week by about 300 head.
While the receipts were considerably lighter
than yesterday there were almost as many
cattle on sale. For the five days this week
the receipts foot ZIP 1888, as against Il, 1863
for the corresponding days of last week
showing a slight gain in favor of this week.
The market has been in fairly satisfactory
condition all this week until today, when
the situation WAS changed for the worse in
relation to killing cattle.
The supply of DIRE ssed beef steers was
more liberal than on a good many days.
though still small, and made up for the
most part of half fat and unfuishcd cattle,
to the break in the Chicago market values
here were anywhere from weak to l0c
lower, though statesmen who had the more
desirable kinds thought they received about
steady prices. The market was slow as a
result of the break, statesmen not being
anxious to sell at the prices bid, and buyers
not seeming Inclined to raise early bids.
Good cows. and helfers We're just about
steady but buyers seem to have come to
the conclusion al of a sudden that the com
mon and medium kinds have been selling
way out of line as compared with steers,
and also too high as compared with other
markets The result was a break of fully
cases statesmen reported It even worse than
that The trade in consequence was slow
and 1t was some time before the twenty
loads of cows and heifers on sale were all
disposed of.
The market on stockers and feeders was
In much better shape than the market on
language of the yards sold higher than
cats back. The demand, as already noted.
has been very active this week, and in eN
cess of the receipts, which mas kept prices
right up in the top notch. The fact that
some kinds of killing cattle were silling
lower did not deter the buyers of feeders
from paying strong prices for their kind of
cattle, and the supply was soon exhausted.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Dec. 1S.-The Boston Commercial
bulletin Will say tomorrow: The wool market is
fiat and depressed. one house has sold 500 600
lbs Of low Australian merino. Another reports
$50. goo lbs. foreign carpet sold to arrive some
months since, but just arrived and accepted.
There have been no other transactions of i'm
portance. All medium woods are firm and es-
peCially luster wools. Fine woods are gener-
ally in buyers favor. The imports of wool man
ufacturers for the first ten months of 1885 SHOW
decrease OF 81 eco 600 from the abnormal imports
some time to fll this gap and there Is better
feeling as to the coming opening of new heavy
weight grades in January The sales of the
week 1203,50O lbs. domestic pnd l.270 coo lbs
foreign. against l5i 500 lbs. domestic and S7l coo
lbs. foreign last week and 2 10000 lbs domestic
and l,lGj,00) lbs. foreign for the same week last
year. The sales to date show a decrease of
49, 5l3 263 lbs. domestic and 22 49, eco lbs foreign
from the sales to the same date in 1895. The
receipts to date show decicnsc of lIO 7l2 bales
domestic md l32 sol hnes foreign
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S-General Simon
Bolivar BuclSner OF Kentucky and ex-Con-
gresham William D. Bynum of Indiana,
chairman of the national committee of the
national democratic party were at the
Fifth Avenue hotel today. Chairman BY
mum said to a reporter that the national
democratic party intends to continue the
fight for sound money. and the establish
ment of permanent headquarters I'm New
York Is for the purpose of the distribution,
thoroughly and systematically, of sound
money literature.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19

Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. S.-WHEAT-I.ower: De-
cember. T5hc; May, 7Sc; September. tic: on
track. No; hard, 7Ihc; No. northern, IGc
receipts. pa cars.
FLOUR-Dull; first patents sL25aL45: second
patents. H.l0g4.2O; first clears S2.iOG2GO; second
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
KANSAS city Liyc Stock.

KANSAS CITY. Dee H.-CATTLE- Receipts
G.t00 head; shipments. 1900 head. market strong
and active; TcSas steers, 2.55U35O: Texas cows
EL9On2iO native steers. S3.OOuf go; native cows
and hcifors. $1C0U3Go; stockors and feeders s. 30
az. 90; bulls N.,0ij3.CO
HOGS-RcceIpts, nCcO head shipments. 200
head; heHNics weak. others steady: bulk of sales
E3.l5032j; heavy S30uT2gO packers. 50 1913 IS
mixed. @l""321ia: lights S3.l5632O; Workers,
S3.2Od3.25: pigs $3COu3.l5.
SHEEl-Rcceip;s, 2ooo head; shipments 800
head; market steady TO lower; lambs, $4,000 90:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19
Supnr NIurlSpt,

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-SUGAR-Raw quiet
refining 27Sc; centrifugal, 9G test SIC; refined
quiet; mould "a" 45sc; standard "a" 4ic; con-
fectoners' "a" 4Lc cut loaf, &C; crushed DC 4;
powdered. 49sc; granulated, 49sc; cubes, 4Nc
NEW ORLEANS Dec. lS.-SUGAR-Open ket-
tie firm at 2h@2 l3-1Gc; centrifugal. steady;
eranulated, 1876: white, 37sg3 9-l6c; ycllows
3hd3 7-lGc: seconds 2LT9c MOlasses quiet /;
open kettle, 12G2ic; fermentng, 3dic off; cen
trifugal l4Nl5c. syrup quiet at 1JH9c
LONDON, Dec. 1.-SUGAR-Cane quiet: cen
trifugal Java. lis 80; Muscovadn. fair refining,
9s 9d Beet sugar, firm; December. 9s lliRd: Jan
uary gs
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-19

Just about the same as yesterday there being no
quotNhlc difference between the two days
Heavy loads sold at s. iOH2 l5, principally with
few scattering loads at S2gO. the same Rs ycs-
tcrduN. Medium weight and lght loads sold
very largely at 81 gnUNSo, the bulk VI all the
loads bringing 81 i5GS %.
The general market today was just about whcrc
II was on Friday OF last week For four dnys
now there has been no material change either
way In the average price paid Tor hogs. Repre-
son