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Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Advances on Light Receipts and
Improved Cash Demand.
CORN FIRM BECAUSE or SMALL RECEIPTS
Oats Generally Quiet, but Firm in
Sympathy with whest-Provisions
Opens Lower ON Heavy Hog
Receipts, but Later steadics.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Light receipts and
an Improvement In the cash demand caused
an advance in wheat touay, May closing
sc over yesterday. May corn closed lsc
and December &C higher; May oats closed
hQhc up and provisions unchanged to &c
lower.
Wheat was moderately active the greater
part of the session. May opened hc lower
ut I4973a.c under the influence of a de-
cline ut Liverpool. Traders found their
offerings taking with readiness that
lstartled them and sentiment vcered in con-
sequence A better cash demand was re-
ported and on this Information shorts COW
tered. Commission houses executed outside
[ouyins orders. which also aided prices;
Eshs advancs along a and May ftsS touched a,sc.
On tho bulge some long sum canio out, but
oIGss Ess was ys,f r May higher At s
For export. Northwest receipts were 434
cars, against 500 last week and 3i9 a year
demand. Seaboard clearancos in wheat and
ynonr % were equal to SSs,gH sso 6 bushels. Primary
pared with 6li .IOV bushels last year, Local
receipts were III cars. ten Of contract grade
Corn was firm because Of small receipts
up to the requirements Tor delivery on con-
tracts. The wheat strength also helped
active. May sold between 357sc and SSh.o
and closed 1sc higher at 3sls6f$8ilc: Deccm-
ber sold between S6ssc and S714c and closed
&c UP at 37hc.
Oats were generally quiet but firm IN
sympathy with wheat and on the receipts,
"a cars May sold between 2Sssc and 237sQ
s4c and closed hGpAc higher, at 2394 i237tc;
Provisions were dull and steady The
market opened lower on heavy hog receipts,
pork sold between S12. .121a and $12.2O and
closed &c lower at 12.l5: January lard be
down a * sssS, and January; ribs ,between
81. 1'is0f6. 20 and s62211. with tho close un-
changed at &C. 22iR.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. s5
cars: corn $50 cars; oats, 115 cars; hogs,
1000 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.


S,Is YORK pse d sIa;FS562URRsceP,s %;
pkgs.; market firm. again held a shade
higher, with n fair business reported at old
pstess l. Gss patents H00 winter
SsSers M winter t?ssi !Sw srases spsssss ssssas
soaS ssS5 ss'sE sEoss ss,' to % GsnaS sSl' se is
S45 BvekWheat Hour, duh. s2ieasi5. '''''"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 6og62c. c. 1. e.,
-coRSMfEAIe-steady; yellow western.
SIC; SyM city; soc ssc; BrepdySine, .;s. aS9?:sO;
b., anoat; state. 52@5sc, c. I. f.. New York
BHRiEY-steady; feeding, 42a4sc, C. !. f.,
BARtEY MAfET%bSli western, tel aata7S ss@SSc.
,ssl5 ba sales st SS fatares S% sAsSr5s sSS
S@ fSa spot Spot firm firm and nd active; No red,
e tSs No. norsherm n aSat pSnth MH rsa re eeyS
sfoat No. 1 hard Duluth, SSlsc T. O. b.,
afoat,, Options from opening depression,
gradually into positive strength a'srnen on small
primary receipts, continued better milling
noon market was particularly strong on
st. Louis buying. heavy export business,
general bp, ,sa, sentiment; higher western mar:
S mss sass assea ncaass s Mach E
eis.sa ss :'TssS sx s" sosea. -iSS' e''
..CoRN-Receipts, 1900 bu.: exports, 1a,-
spot SPOT STEADY; No No aSSc. ';S eievator, S@,
and +5ssc. T., o. b., afloat., Options market
% was generally ne az, ste steady to firm all day, sup
OF western corn, export demand and, cover
Ing Closed d,ossn rm partial Nc net adyenee
closed; tasc; PecembsS, ,se; closed: aSc; 80
su whs sHo' saGsS ss S? No f NG Mite asS ssaSS SS
track mixed western. 26lfq2sc: track white
ss Options quiet ali 1rSs day wbe but Tmsr S1ns ~
HoPs-ouiet state, common to choice,
1900 crop. isa2le; 1893 crop. ll@l5c; old olds,
?@sc Pac,hc coast sst 1900 crop, l59lsc; 1929,
HIDEs.Firm; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs. isH
glsc caiifSrnta' % ,hs 2 to 2S lbs, lsc; Texas
LEATHER-steady; hemlock sole Buenos
Ayres; light to heaYyweights. 24q25ci acid,
Wooi19uiet; domestic fleece. 2ia2sc;
, IAYS9a,;st; oS.l;; shipping, 77'4asOo; good to
EEIp.sssaay ,,4 sIyI,o spring bran ss OOsls
.,TALI.oW-Quiet; city. 4%a5ac; country,
New York. s2sai ssis 'frsssS GoSs isansa i55
iBi Jersey sweets N75g2'1b,
RosIN-ouiet: strained, common to good
7" "PeiRSo5ivTisIoNs-Becr. eiS5 firm; family so 10
6lil,75; mess, se.oO@9 5O beef hams, 'ooST
1850; packet. slo.oO@lo5o; city India mess,
ss,ss SS ssc Cut DcEss msats sbenSsrs picked
SCI picked hams, S,aae,.c. Lard, quiet; GieG
western steamed. $3.50; refined, steady CONT,
nent $3.50: South America, S725: compound
$5s7h@6o0, Pork, steady; family sl5E
1900
BUTTER-Receipts. 5OSs pkgs,; steady;
creamery, lsM26c; June creamery, isq23lec
factory 12ml5iac.
CHEESE-Recelpts. a445 pkgs.; firm
fancy large. fall made, lltqlliAc; fancy
small fall made 1lS@l2c.
EGGs-Receipts. 6S3l pkgs STEADY; west
en-. loss or, e9c.
A,l.e The principal feature in the
metal trade today was a further heavy
break at London. where the tin prices went
on cS los to f3 lis 6d on the bearish statis-
. teal situation and an avalanche Of
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
Kansas city Live stock Market,

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 12.-CATTLE-Re-
and 800 head calves; good killing and feed
ing cattle steady; few of the least de-
sirable punches shade lower: Christmas
stockers and feeders, S30O14. .2S; butcher
cows and hcifers. 300d5 90: Gamers, Sc 90
$500; fed westerns, 50. lOa3.70; calves, S3.5OQ
HOGs-Receipts. 1900 head: prices ruled
&c lower and closed firm; heavy. AS5G4 90;
mixed, $4,000. 20; light. A.75Q4s5; pigs. 81 G5
@475.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 1,6oo
head: market active and mostly steady; n
lambs, $.S5Gl5.75: muttons, S3 SOQl4 25: stock,
ers and feeders, 81. 504I4 25; culls, t300Qt35O
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
sugOr Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 12.-SUGAR-DulI
and unchanged; open. kettle; SHQ3 ll-l6c
open kettle, centrifugal l3-l6@4 3,l6c; CEN
4l1-i6c; seconds, 3d4c. Moasses, strong
open kettle, 2593Sc; centrifugal. sa2ic.
Syrup 2iM32c.
steady; fair refining. 29-32c; centrifugal,
e6 test, l3-32c; polasses sugar. 2liS2c; re-.
fined quiet; standard A. Stoc; Sonfeoupners' caS
crushed, &c; powdered, 570c; granulated,
560c; cubes, 5.75c. Molasses. steady: New
LONDON, Dec. l2-SUGAR-Raw, cen
trfugal, l2s Cd, nominal; Muscova, centrl-
fugsl. lis Sd. Beet sugar. December, o. e1td.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Dec. 12-Money was unchanged
To-Day and discounts were somewhat re-
neved by the knowledge that the govern
ment VIII not ask for more money before
February. St!ll the condition of exchanges
and the small prospect of obtaining gold
induced caution. Business on the stock Ok
change today was featureless, apart fra
Americans, owing to the uncertainty of the
monetary conditions. Consols were not ma
terially affected by the statement OF the
chancellor Of the eXchequer. Argentines
were supported from Berlin; Americans
opened above parity, improved ard closed
easier; Atchisons were In specially good
demand: Eries, Ontarios and Readings were
prominent and Northern Pacincs were In
good demand; Grand Trunks were firm. cs-
Recially the seconds. The amount of bull;
lion withdrawn from the Bank Of England
closed at $685. bar silver closed firm at
20 15-l6d per ounce: India council bills were
allotted today at 1s 4d.
BERLIN, Dec. 12-Funds were firm on
the bourse here today; Americans and
Canadian Pacifcs were in good demand and
locals made a marked recovery, especially
banks. on the formation OF a committee to
protect the bond holders of the Prussian
bank; exchange'on London, 20 marks 43ss
pigs. for checks; discount rates: Short
bills, 81 per cent? three months bills, ~
PARIS, Dec. 12.-Prlces on the boursc to-
day opened strong; rentes were in active
demand French rails were harder; Rio
tintos were irregular, closing easier on the
sharp decline in copper; Kaffirs were firm.
Three per cent rentes 102f 25c for the ac-
count Spanish As closed at 7017is
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
OIL and Itosiu

OIL CITY, Pa, Dec. 70 C,rcd,, h,,,,oos
MQI certificates opened and closed nj 81 osJ,
bid for cash; runs, o5,1Sl bbls daily aver.
agS, S.@s Dds shipments, lS2. .eS5 bbls.
fSW YORK, Dec. l2-OtGS-Cottonsec u
quiet: prime crude. 2S19c; prime crude, vol,
low, Hlsc Petroleum, dull; refined Now
York. S25; Philadelphia and Haltimorc.
$40; Philadclphia and Baltimore. in bulk
A6S: Rosin, dull strained. common To-
42c. " f"
LIVERPOOL. Dec 10. OILS - Iinseed
steady at 3is Cd. Petroleum. refined. dull 1T
pentine spirits, duh at 29s Cd RosIn
strained. common to good, quiet at A. 7ISd
seed. spot, 57s Cd. Turpcntine spirits. 20,
It'd.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13

NEW YORK. Dec 12.-CATTLE-Beeyes
receipts, 2,b75 head; market slow. closing
10c lower; steers. bulls and medium TO good
cows fully steady; thin cows dull: ordinary
to choice native steers, 81. 6olp5 so: oxen and
stays, s3.4o45. 10; bulls, Sc, 25Q375; cows. 81 80
head cattle and $500 quarters of beef.
Calves, receipts, 1924 head; veals steady ;
yeais. .doogs'S5; top, $50; srassers, ss@ ss.S5a
$50; fed and mixed. 81, ,O0Q35o
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, s2Gs
head; sheep active; top grades strong
lambs, 25c higher; common to choice sheep,
sss1!sa4 s sss; "a cYl!s, ;2; lambs ,S,oodps Is
HOGS Receipts, 6,s95 head; steady at
S525(l535
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
Kansas City Grain and Provisions

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 12.-WHEAT-May,
G61ac; cash. No. 2 hard, 65is@6elhc; No 3,
63065lHc; No red. 69410c; No. 3. 65Q6Sc.
34c; No. 2 white. $ia.c; No. 3. 34hc.
00AATs@No. 2 white, 251ac.
HAY-Choce timothy. .loOoQ1o5o; prairie.
s9.00a95O.
BUTTER-Creamery 1SG23c; dairy, fancy,
lie.
EGGS-Firm; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock, 2lc, loss Off, cases returned; new
whitewood cases included. 1sc more.
RECEIPTS-Wheat. 70, 200 bu.; corn, IS 200
bu.: oats, II 900 bu.
sfIIPMENTs-Whea o.. 200 bu.; corn, o.
400 bu.; oats 1000 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12-COTTON-The
n tbe ne gas deans sta 9Saa
start weak Liverpool cables. large foreign
selling orders. larger receipts than expected
undertone and forced prices Off i to 10
points. After slight additional decline
the market quickly steadied ON room profit
taking. BY IL o'clock the undertone was
bordering on firmness, with prices back to
last nights. final bids. The market con-
tinued TO exhibit sufficient strength to make
estimates than expected for tomorrow's re-
copts at New Orleans and Houston caused
upward until net rise of 1927 points was
established. Not q few traders Joined forces
with the bulls after having covered their
parties who have fought the market for .
on the list, owing to the small stock Of cot
ton in New York on which shorts could
count to make deliveries on contract and
tho fact that the local market Is so far
below a parity with other markets that
cotton can be brought here only at loss
the nese waf the a'Hq market Was steady with
prices net tGi2 points higher. Futures
c;osed steady; December Sse - s4sc; ,OJ January
August S,$sc; september, sS2c; October,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 12,a;coTToN-
good ordinary. sAc; low middlng, sac; mid
fair iSIi66c; receipts, is lls baies; stock,
$24 500 bales Futqres steady Dees'nber e
as i0c; March, 9O6a9.O7c April, 9.06q9 07c /;
May, 9.oiaS. o5c; June. s,oSa965c; July, 9.o2G
904c, .,u~. -
lower; middling, 99-l6c; sales, none re-
ported; receipts, 1872 bales; shipments.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 12.-COTTON.Spot.
moderate business. prices 3-sM lower;
ding. 27-32d: ordinary, 1920: sales. 5000
bales. bales. Of which 500 were for speculation and
export and Included, 1900 American; re-
ceipts, 2SOOO bales. all American. Futures
opened quiet and closed steady. American
middling, !. m. c.; December l2,64d sell
January and February, 5 7.6td, sellers; Feb
ruary and March 4;65 std sellers sellers
April and Nav. I'D buyers; May and June
/ e2.Gid. buyers: June and July. 6O,s4d, sell
ers July and August. 4bl-6lgi 5s,64d; sell el
ers August and September, 45-Gia4 so-64d,
sellers.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13

selling orders. on receipt Of this
and broke about 1875 points to s26 q
and closed steady but weak Decem-
Der tin was offered al s26. Though copper
market remained quiet, but about steady
on the basis OF s17 for Lake Superior and
Lead ruled dull and nominally quoted at
A37l5. while az London the market was
2s Cd lower at Gl6 lis Cd. Spelter ruled
owing to an absence of buyers, closing
weak At Nl7ita4n London reported un-
changed prices at Els 15s. There was an
other reaction in iron in the English mar
kets, prices there dropping Is Sd at Glasgow
TO COS Cd. while Middlesboro scored loss of
Is to 55s. Domestic iron markets were
quiet. Pig iron warrants, 50 50di0.50: foun-
dry northern, s15.OOGpl6.50; soI thern, sl4.5OQp
Is 75. and soft southern. S1I OOII1b rs.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13

NI7i4. The market then was &C lower than
yesterday morning, or 'T7itc lower than
the general market yesterday. Trading
was not very active on the start. and It wa,
late before very much was done
Packers, however evidently wanted the
hogs, and as result the market, after 1t
inally got started, was active and kept
getting better as the morning advanced
The bulk of the hogs sold at s. rs and SlT,i
and n good many Of the lighter weights at
~ The choicest loads and those en-
Ssvt. SMS1 IN shs Prise contest ;. cold rrsm that
tnine vas s~td In good season, the last
snn OF the market b<inG only ilt@6c lower
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. l2.-COFFEE-srot
Rio. easy; No. invoice. &c; nominal Mid
coffee futures opened barely steady at 100
10 points decline and ruled quiet, with "A
weak undertcne under adverse cables large
receipts. weak spot department and an alb
sence OF speculation and favorable crop ac-
counts. The close was steady, with prices
bags, including: December, 5.7oc: january
bSoc; February, 5eoc; March, 595@6c; May
Der. 6.lbQ6 2Oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
Want Regular Pny Dnx.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1.-TWO hundred ana
fifty men. including all the miners, drivers
ard laborers employed at the three mines
OF the Missouri and Illinois Coal company
In St, Clair county. Illinois, are out on n
mines affected are the Wilderman, at
Wilderman station, and the st. clair at
Freeburg, both on the Illinois Central rail-
road. and the Reutchler mine. at Reutchler
station, on the Louisville & Nashville rail-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
iets Million for Christine. GIFT.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 12.-Mrs. Tessie
Goodrich of Minneapolis, named In dis
patches from San Francisco az one OF the
five heirs to r1e ST.. .000. 600 estate of Edward
kerns OF Montreal, turns out to be Mrs.
Aaron A. Goodrich, wife OF a clerk for n
lumber company. The news of her good
fortune brought by the dispatch was u
great surprise. she had heard nothing
from her San Francisco sister and had not
visited her old home In Canada in nineteen
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13

stcaaww al iVmk Il Dec, i,cMUHE t Etsaon CAL.
cent: prime mercantile paper. 4NaS per
cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Easy. with
actual business in bankers bills at S4S4i4M
isi1s for demand and at ss0ssg4so7s for
sixty days posted rates, ASitaQ4.S2 and
AS5ha4S6; commercial bills, 81. S6dpi SOY.
SILNER-Certifcates 64Q65c; bar, 6liRc;
Mexican dollars 50i.c.
BONDS-Governmen strong; state, In
active; railroad, irregular
The closing prices on ponds today are as
follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
THE OMAHA DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1900

balances, s5SO,5ii Money, bdS per cent
New York exchange par bid, ioc premium
CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Clearings. So. .7S2, ,4es;
balances, s., %. .627 Posted exchange, Aslts
u4Sb9. New York exchange, 15c premium.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 12.-Clearings s3s97,-
2S3; balances, 1854, ,75S
C1NCINNATG, Dec. 12-Clearings, s2,ssi,-
cO Money. SGr6 per cent. New York ex-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
st. Louis Live stock Market.

100 head, including 1000 head Texans: mar
ket easier for natives slow for Texans;
native shipping and export steers, A.75dcc
beef and hatcher steers, A.lOa5 80: steers
under 900 lbs, So 0Oa5. 90; stockers and feed
Gamers. 81. 26q2.75; bulls. 81, 2,75Q136O; Texas
and Indian steers, S3oog6oo; cows and
HoGs-Rscsipts. $500 head; market 100
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-ENAPORATED
APPLES-The market for cvaporatcd
apples displayed no radical change from
the previously noted conditions, the market
ruling quiet but fair inquiry expected for
desirable qualities at fully sustained prices
on the basis of 4df5c for state common;
prime. 4AM6Ac; choice. blsQ5c: fancy 6d7c
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Dull but
steady. Prunes were quoted from 3lac to
SIC per ID. as to size and quality. Apricots
Royal 1l@l4c; Moor Park, 15drl6c. Peaches
peeled. l6M20c. mnpceled G6Ilc.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec l2.-BUTTER-
Steady but quiet; fancy western creamery,
26c; fancy western prints, Csc.
EGGSaSteady,, fair demand;. fresh
nearby, SOC: fresh western, zoe; fresh SOUTH
western, 2Sc fresh sou uthern, &c.
CHEESE-Unchanged: New York full
creams fancy small, ll%c; New York full
creams fair to choice, l0laql1hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
sEx-diyiIpnd


The Commercial Advertisers London
financial cablegram says; The markets
were moderately active and cheerful today
last nights announcement that the govern
ment had postponed borrowing ell 900 O0G
for the war until February exercising n fP-
vorable influence. There were also hopes
of the capture OF Dewet. Americans be-
gan very sangulne. New York support was
rather disappointing and the close was un-
believing that coalers have reached the top
Arbitrages were afraid to touch Eres
freely as II IL difficult to borrow on Wall
street for delivery. The bank lost EGO, 900
gold to Malta
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
DnIuth Grain Market.

DULUTH. Dec. 12.-WHEAT-No. hard
7Sigc; No, northern, nlac; No. 2 northern
62isa67tc; No. 3 spring. 5Sba6obc; to ar.
rive; No I hard, 1850; No. l northern
72sc; December, 7lAc, May, 75sc,
CORN-33ac.
OATS-22l4 922lac.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
st. Joseph Live stock Market

SOUTH 81 JOsEPH, DEC, H-(SpeciaI)
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE-Receipts. 1900 head; market
weak 10 1Oc lower: quality common; natives
cows and heifers. s2,0O146 so; bulls and stags
s2,00a475; yearlngs and calves, S3OOQp4 25
stockers and feeders. $300a4.00; veals, So 90
Q55O
HOGs-Recepts. 105Oo head; market SO
INC lower; pigs. steady: all grades. A751
4S7l2; bulk OF sales. N.771tQ4.s2ha.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 300 head !:
market l0Ql5c higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
Dry G0ads llnrLel-

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-DRY GOODS-The
volume OF business doing In the cotton
business OF the markets shows no material
change from previous days of the week
The general tone Is dull and I'm plain brown
and gray cotton goods somewhat irregular,
although prices are not quotably lower.
Bleached and coarse cotton goods remain
steady. Print cloths still inactive and wide
goods easy. Prints and ginghams.
change. More business doing In mems
wear woolens as the result of colder
weather, but market still Irregular
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13

on track. No. hard, 75c; No. 1 northern.
13c; No. 2 northern. 6sisa70ifc.
FLOUR--Stronger; first patents, A00Q
40; second patents, $3S0Q3g0; first clears,
s2evd3 800; second clears, s2.O0d2.10.
BRAN-In bulk. Sl1 5O611 rs.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
London stock Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. l2.-4 y. m.-Closing

BAR SILVER-Steady at 297sd per ounce.
MONEf-2a2n per cent The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills IL
i5-l6a4 per cent and for three-months'
bills per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
Toledo Grain Market.

TOLEDO, Dec. R.-wHEAT-Quiet and
firm; cash and December, 76c; January,
76l1c. May, 79ic.
CQRN-Dull and firm; cash, 37i1c; De-
cetnber, @kc; May. s7No.
oArs--Cssh and December. 23hc: May,
AYE-sac.
CLOVER SEED 1899 prime, sss5; 1898
prime, @.1o; December, s6.67le; March.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
bank ClearinRs.

BOSTON, Dec; l2.-Clearings. scs,sSs 2s7;
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Clearings. s2ls. 1888. =
7i balances, $40 ,537.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL. ClearinEs
SIG, ,34S 5S7; balances, s2,5ss,10i
ST. LOUIS. Dec. l2.-Clearings, 81. .012;
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.



EGGs-Receipts. light; good stock. 21a13c
POUBTRY-Alive. steady; fowls, &c;
chickens, Sc dressed. firm; turkeys, 10laQf
1likc: chickens. 9Ikd10ikc
FRESH DRESSED POULTRY ems, 7
d71sc; roosters, 50f6c; ducks. 7ifdsc; geese
SaS4c; spring chickens. per ID, 7hgsc; tur-
GAME Prairie chickens. per dcz 5000
$50; mallard ducks, per doz., g 5ooq3. 50;
sffI snpes. SoS' $780, quail. $50; jack rabsit. sis
81 ooql 25; cottontails, 75qeoc.
sMTTERcGmmSn to fair ,ae choice
FREsH oysTERs-First grade. solid
Ne% IGTh nss
Second grade. slack filled. New York
counts. per can; zoe; extra selects. 2ec:
standards, 2oc; bulk standards. per gal.
PIGEoNs.,-Live. per doz.. SOC.
HAYNPrice OaHH; quoted sdiYS; BY Omaha Wholesale
1900; 1900; No; Upland. 80; medium, 500:
Ray Ray Of sS good color and anai De
oxTs%No. White. asc.
BRAN-s13.5O.
VEGETABLES.
TURNIPs-Per bu: basket, 500
CARROTS-Per bu., 50c.
kETTuGE.-Per doz.. D9eSc.
kADlSttES-Ber DOE. 3UC.
BEANs-Wax. per i-s bu. baskete, q,
SiT5f iPTo5fFATTSoEs-Pcr bu., 4oaeoc; Idaho. per
IS SWEET PoTAToEs-Per bbl.. 81. oo@2 ,s
CABBAGE-Holland seed. &C.
TOMATOES - California, per <-basket
orsssi rosSsi6HNs-per y pu.. soc.
20 to -i,s Ds sssss gso n
sEARsps. box: st s3osas. IS.
dPfLEsNasvss dPfthsNRsa es es hes :ssosG sos e. p.r
bbi;,. $3.50: eastern. . 5OaaeS; California
Be!iSSfEs SRSSBsRRsiEsb. Ri s1 .s sSa Sur.. . %,
bbl; Jerseys. per bbl.. $3.50; per crate. N.7
TROPICAL. FRUITS.
oRANGES-Californis seedlings, E,7b:
navels, 50. 80: Mexicans, $3.50; Floridas, 81
IL hEM0NsSeiifo MONS 6 extra fancy. $500
.BASANAs~Per bunch. according to size.
FIGs-California, now cartons. SOC; lay
DATEs-Peresian. in so-lb. boxes. sac per
lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rs ss,l 'f;S@ is S
sheep ss pe!s So Ss SST.e fSfS SiSes hisHs
ser S ise Wanass per f ss M
7ise Trails 1$o: i pecans. . sSSai i5@i2c A'' on~
CfpER-Pep bbi'. Is: per half bbi. &
SAUERKRAUT-Per bbL, 81; per half
bbl.. s.. 90.
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.
TREES TO 6 IT., per doz., 81; 8 to 3 r.,
per doz., $3.50; Z to 9 IT,, per doz.. $3.50; 8 TO
II IT., $3.50; u to "a IT., each $2O0a4.6O.
EVERGREEN WREATHING-Per 2o-yd.
II MothY < AND cALYx wnnArHs-p.'
HOLLY BRANcHEs-Per bo-lS. case,
Nb0; per bbl., $1.5OQ12.00.
LONG NEEDLE PINEs--Per doy.. $3.50
MISTLETOE-Per Glib. box. $780,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-13
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record wednes-
day, December IL, 1900:

DeeOo.
Elias Svenson and wife to Hannah
Erickson. n "a feet lot 8. block %.
Boyd's add. d.......,................... 500
Mary Mayhem and husband to ]. q.
Althaus lot 7. block T. Shulrs add. 200
M. T.. Daniels and wife to q. H.
Hoelck, block G. Brighton add........ SIS
A. j. Hobon to Mary A. Hobon, o
As feet of W % feet lots 10 and 20
Except II feeD, Terrace add.
E. A. Bracken ct al to w. G. Rich,
lots and 3. block 1876, Florence. IS
j. a. Hendry and wife to Fannie
kriss. lot 2. block AZ, Credit Fon-
cler ada Observation-Disclosures. AIS
c. c. Hughs to s. +. Kelley. WIZ NV
and NV sw 27-16-12. -12...................... $500
Atlantic Realty association to e. X
Lower, lots 3, s. and Z. block s,
Bemis park. ............ ........... 5000
John McArdle and wife to II. A. Kor-
ter ct al, acre in wiz NV 2-l5-12....
w. s. Blackwell and wife to o. +.
Thomson. sw factional a of 6-l6-11.. 6OO0
c. r. Campbell and wife to w. G.. IRE
and w. 4. Graham, taxlot 43 in 10
Deeds.
Sheriff to j. A. w. Hull, lots 8 and
10. block 3, Oak Chatam, m,.............. 1894
Total amount of transfers .........S .S2s. .2s1