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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3. 100.1.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Price of Wh. Declbei on looreated Visi
ble Enpplj.
aSaSSSSnaMSS-aaSB
GOOD DEMAND FOR CORN ADVANCES PRICE
Price of Oats Advtnrra In Sympathy
with Cora aad Light Hepelpts
Provisions Are Firm After
Easy Opfilni,
CHICAGO, Dec. 2. An Increase In the
worm's vis bl supply, small clearances, to-
f ether with large primary receipts,
rouht out liberal cominls!-lon house sell
ing of wheat today. Although the market
received Home tupport from the principal
bull operator, the close was easy, May
being off S&Hc; May rorn was up kllV'i
oata were 'IiVc higher, and provisions
were from 2Hc to 10c higher.
Liberal buying of May wheat bv the
lending long e-iued a firm feeling In that
pit early In the day, the opening being a,
shade lower to Htrc higher at SOc to
81Vo. Commission houses took advant.ige
of the alight advance and Hold freely and
thli waa followed by selling bv local trad
er. While the big long waa an open buyer
during the flint part of the session reports
were circulated on the floor that he was
selling through brokers and these rumors
started an increased nelllng movement,
which reunited In weakening the market.
May declining to ROVic. The domestic sit
uation was less bullish than of late, pri
mary receipts being larger, clearances
small and outside marketa easier. AlthouKh
there was some reiovery during the last
hour of trading, the do e was e-iier. with
May off GH,c at SUVs". Clesrnnc-s of
wheat and flour were equal to 2RV0 burn
els. Primary rec 'IdIs were 1.291 iO nmiieU.
against 729.900 bushels a year aai. World's
vi'inie supply, as reported by Hr.idstreet s,
Inc-eused 1.614.HIO bushel. Mlnneipclis,
Duluth and Chicago received S'!6 cars.
Hgainsi .do cars last week and w7 cars a
year ago.
Scanity of offerings with a gin-l demind
from shorts created a good under t jus In
corn. Cnmmla Ion houses were .iIro liberal
buyers, while the selling was mainly bv
scalpers. Shipping demand vas goo-f and
while there were reports of Increased coun
try offering the receipts conHmed small.
May sold between 42fi42'.c and ?c, clos
ing with a gain of at 4TSc Loial
receipts were 130 cars, with 6 cars of con
tact grade.
Oats were firm partly In sympithy w'th
corn, although a good cash demand and
ngnt receipts belred to support prices
Buying of both December nd M:)y bv
commission houses was a notlc.aible fr.ittir'e
late In the day. After selling between S5
j6c and 9MtWe. May closed ,Qc.
higher at 35TW63ttc. Local receipts wre 113
cars.
Provl-lons were easv earlv In the lav on
liberal receipts of hogs, lower prices i the
yards and larger stocks than had been ex
pected. Later the market firmed iii on
buying by brokers supposed to w for
psckers and covering by shorts alao hi lped
along the advance. The close wn firm
with January pork tin 10c at tlO.llWj, Jan
uary lard was 2c higher at 16 a-i.l ribs
were 7c better at 15.874.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
1.10 cars: corn, 14S cars; oats, 1. cars;
bora. 36,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgli.i Low. Close, Yea'y.
Wheat
tDec.
May
July
Corn
Tec.
May
July
O-ta-Tec.
Mav
July
Fork
Jan.
May
Lard
Jan. May
Ribs
Jan.
May
S1SWV
SOW
75-.
42irr4?',l
4L"4j
34
.33 "4
10 80 '
11 10
IK '
,6 40
81 Tj.
si v
76'
4"U
ftl
75V.
4'
I 77'
6 96
HI 428
4J-
SSHI 34
33', M
n 1 hp,
75175
42V4
4-'"i47;i1f
I
30
35
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
tenia aad Faery Prodaee.
EOOS Fresh stock, 2c.
LIVE Pori.THY Hens. Tc: SDrlna chick
ens, 7ir; roosters, according to sge, 44i
6c; turkeys, 12Vc; ducks, 9vc geese,
W.,vtc.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys, 1315c;
ducks, lCKpllr: geese, lortfllc; chickens, bit
Sc; hens, 84j9c.
BUTTKR-Parkins- stock. 13V4r?: cholee to
fancy dairy, in tubs. 16-glSe; separator, 22c.
rw-JHH Flan Trout, loc; ptcserei. c;
Ike, c; perch. c; buftTalo, TWac; blue
Kh, 16c; whlteflsh. c; salmon, llo; had
dock. 10c; codfish, lie; redsnapper, llo;
lobsters, bolld, per lb.. 30c: lobsters, green,
per lb., 21k:; bullheads, 11c; catfish, 14c;
black bass, SOft'JSc: halibut. 8e: crapples.
12o; herring, tc; white bass, 13c; blueflna,
c.
OTSTERS New Tork counts, per can,
43c, per gal., 13.00; extra selects, per can,
36c. per ral., 1.76; standard, per can 27c;
per gnl., 11.36.
HKAN-W ton 114.50.
MAV Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealer' associaiion: Choice No. 1 up
land. 17. all: No. 2. t7 00: medium. fi.50;
coarse, WOO. Rye straw, 17.00. These price
are tor nay ot good color ana quality., w
mnnd fair and receipts light.
C'ORN-44c.
OATS 37c.
RYE No. 2. 60c.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, 85c; Dakota, per
bu.. 70'gibc; native, BfxoiOc.
SWEET POTATOES Home grown, per
basket, 90c; Illinois, per bbl., ISW
NAVY BEAN'S-Per bu., 2.264j2.36.
I'LLKRl -Hinall, per dux., to-uiuc; large
California, 4ft'&75c.
ONIONS New home grown, dry, per lb.,
Spanish, per crate, $1.60.
OAPHAOB Wisconsin Holland, 2c
TURNIPS California rutabagas, per lb..
Hie; white, per bu., C0c.
CAR ROTH Per bu., 60c.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 60c
BEETS Per bu., 60c.
CAUIJFlvOWER-Callfornla, per crate,
$2.75.
TOMATOES California, per 4-basket
crate, $2.25.
CUCt'MBERB-Per do., $1.00.
FRUITS.
PEARS Colorado and Utah Winter Nel
lie, $2.60.
APPLES California Bellflowers, per box,
$1.51; New York Greenings and Baldwins,
W.2S; eating varieties, 3.6c
GRAPES Pony Catawbas, 22c; Imported
Malagas, per keg, o.04f6.6U.
CRANBERRIES Jeri-ey, per bbl., $S.00;
per box, $2.75; Wisconsin Bell Bugle, $9.00.
QUINCES California, per box, $1.50.
TROPICAL 'itUlTS.
ORANGES Florida bright and russets,
all sixes, $3.60; navels, large sixes, $3.50ft3.75;
smaller sizes, $4.004.26.
UKMONt-Caliturnta fancy, SOO to SflO
lze, $4.60; choice 240 to 270 sixes, $4.084.26.
jriUB canrornla, per 10-ib. cartons, xoc;
imported Smyrna, 8-crown, 14c; 6-crown,
18c: 7crown, 18c
COCOANUT8 Per sack. $4.00: per dox..
60c.
DATES-Persian, ner box of 30 nackasres.
$2.00; per lb.. In 60-lb. boxes, 6c; Oriental
stuffed dates, per box, $2.40.
BANANAS i er me in in Mxed bunch. $2.00
Vi.ov, j umbo, z.vbtfj.a.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins full cream.
2Vc: Wisconsin Younir Americas. 13 He:
block Swiss, lw; Wisconsin brick, 124c;
Wlsoom-ln llrnbei'ger, 12c.
hunisj-Nebiaska, per 14 frames, $3.ii;
inn ana (.'oioruoo, per ha irames, .du.
MAPLR BI.OAR-Ohio, per lb.. 10c.
CIDER Per bbl., $6.75; per H-bbl., $3.26.
POPCORN Per lb.. 2Ac: shelled. 314p.
HORSE RADISH Per case of 2 dox..
packe.1, 80c.
nutb Walnuts. No. 1 sort-ahell, per io.
16c: hard-shell. rer lh.. 14c: No. 1 soft-shell
er lb., 13c; No. 2 bard-she. 1, per lb., 12c;
11 00
11 30
42H1
H 00
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10 R0
11 06
35
6 40
8 57V,'
a so
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31
3.'i,
10 97HI 10 87H
U 29HI 11 12H
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42H
5 87m
B US
40
6 47K
5 80
8 00
No. 2. TNew.
Cash nuotatlona were as follows:
FIX)UR Market was steadv; winter Pat
ents, $4.WXff4.2(l: straight, $3.70(ff4.1O: spring
usienui, nvrQi.eu; siraignis, UbW3-i;
bakers. $2.50 a.30.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 8u2r84c; No. S, 75
sic; rtn. a rea, owmtr.
CORN No. 2, 424c; No. t yellow. 44He.
OATS-No. 2, S6Vo; No. 3 white, 353Sc..
R YKr-Nn. 2. 61o. - - ii.
BARLEY Good feeding, 844J36ci fair to
onoice malting, 4iiri4c.
FLAX SEED No. 1. lc; No. 1 north
Western, 91c.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime, $2.80.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $11.12H
Wlle. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $.504r.52i4. Short
ribs, sides (loose), $ti 25'rt.6:4. Sides, short
ciear (ooxeai, v i-'rVU'i.zo.
CIXIVER-Contract grade. $11.00.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments oi nuur ana grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 6S.2O0' 19,500
Wheat, bu 212,600 ii9,100
Corn, bu 218,200 115,300
Oata, bu 357.400 . 348,200
Rye. bu 9.100 3.uiin
Barley, bu 206,200 ' 20,000
On the Produce exchana-a tndav the but.
ter market waa firm; creameries, 1626c;
EGGS Kjtsy at mark at 23(f(25c,
Jtr-t.atr oteuuy , ioraJOVjcc,
1
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
taotatloas mt the bay n Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Dec. i FirtTH Tt.c.lnt.
14,559 barrels; exports. 9.658 barrels; suits,
10.:vt barrels. The market was steady
and unchanged. Winter patents, $4.00a4.10;
w mier siraignis, jo o.l, Mlinnesots pat
ents. J4.6.ii4.75: extras IS (niftia X- Minn.
,sota bakers, $3.70f3.0; 'winter low grades,
$2.81X33.15. Rye flour steadier; fair to good.
H-u w; rim o lo lancy, tjS.UlT4.0U. IlUCk
Wheat flour. Arm. t2.30tf2.lK.
CORNMEAL Dull; yellow western, $1.02;
viij. i.i'i, sun unru, 4 mrq J.uo.
RYE Firm; No. 2 western. 3c, f. o. b.
afloat; state and Jersey. 66uE7c.
BARLEY Steady: feeding, 30c, e. I. f..
T ...... 1 . ..1.1 . . ( . 'n . '
iuuiliiik. xwiwc. c. i. i., tsiinaio.
, WII BAT Receipts. 94,675 bushels; sales,
j aw,!! puaneis futures; 120.000 bushels spot
The market for spot waa dull. No. 2 red
snc. elevator; No. 1 red. 89Hc, f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 91c, f. e. b,
afloat: No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal f
b.. afloat. Options opened steady but soon
weakened and were easy all day under
iwar pressure, large interior receipts, un
loading and poor cables. The close showed
Lfl net low Msv k4.l:tfiU.n ,.1.,H.H fiii.:n.
Jtily. OHH0'4,e. closed Wo; December, 8814
CORN-Recelims,- 175.178 bushels: sales,
160.000 bushels futures. The market for spot
nrm. nu. i. wc, elevator, and 51c
f. o. b afloat: No. i yellow. 52Vc: No. 1
white, 60e. Option market was generally
strong all day on good commission house
spini, strong canine and a email move
ment, closing aHa net tils her. May, 48
OATS-Recelpts, 138.000 bushels. The mar
ket for spot waa easy. No. X 40Hc; stand
ard white. 42c; No. 8. 40c; No. 2 white, 42 Wc
-.hit. Ai1j (....1. kit. "
' ' Tv I Willi--, .1 IK-.
1IAY Quiet; shipping, 86(t824c; good to
viitiit --. quwi lot..
HOPS Hteidv, state, common to choice
IW11L 24tiS.'c; 1!i2. 21i2ftc: olds. tortW'f. v.
clflo coast. 19U8, 184327c; 19U2, 21ij26Sc; Olds,
H1DKS Steady; Galveston. SO to 28 lbs.
18o; California. 21 to 26 lba., 19c; Texas dry
24 to SO lbs., 13V,e.
j.r.A 1 ntit-nieaay, acid. 12612V4C.
. i'ROVIHIONS beef., steady: family
1u.wsiii1.11u; mess. ix.&O; ,( hams. t2
packet IS; city extra India mess. I15.o-.iril
VP- m'ittm- Irregular; pickled bellies.
$'J.0oj10 .26; pickled shoulders. $; pickled
name, iiaanrnn to. ljird. quiet; western
10-ru, ti, rrnneo. sieaay: continent. 17 30
tfouth. America. $7 90; compound. $5 37V..
tork. steady; family. $16 35; short clear.
RICE Steadv; domestic fair, SSjSc
Japan. nr--"ln1.
TALLOW-Klrro; city, 4Hc; country. 4
BUTTER-Recelpts. 4 822 pkgs: firm
-.irimrry, lmnjw; stale OHiry. I5i;'lc.
r. r.MK Receipts, J t4 pkgs.; market
m' V.'1 tu" -""'e--'-. fancy, small colored
-""it", neptemDer. 12c; late made. IOV.C
if"9 co,lu"-Nl nJ b,lte, fcVpJsmoer, 12c
63U!-- H'ceipia, COM pkgs.; weslern,
I1ULTRY-Allv. steady; chlckene, 10Hc
low is, uv--; turkeys. l.V. li nsed weak
western 1 chickens, . ul3-c; fowls, IJe; tur
Mtlvtraake GnU Market.
M1LWA''KEE TVc t-,WHVAT-Fm
on. iioriiiern, ra-v; Mo. S njrttijrn, M
4.-.U--: Msy. K Vic bid.
RYE-rirni: No. 1, Mc.
HARl E V VJ'Jlet ; No. Z. 65c; snmplo.
t(5v
CORN May, 42c- '
Dalattt (irala Market.
Dl'Ll'TH. Dec. S-WIIEAT-On towk
No. 1 northern. i--c; No. 2 noithrn, TS'c
No. I vprlug, 7Vc; December, TS; M-
OATS On track and to arrive; TOHc,
Rraxlls. tier lb.. llfrDUUc: Alberts, oer lb..
11-nllVtc; almonds, snit-soell, per lb., 16c;
hard-shell, per lb., 13c; pecans, large, per
ir., loyiic; small, per lb., 91wl"c; peanuts,
per lb., bibc; rotated peanuts, per lb., 7c;
Chill walhuts. 12-iilSc: larre hickory nuts.
per bu., $1.75; shell-barks, per bu., $1.75
f.00; black walnuts, per bu., $1.26; eastern
cnestnuts, per id.. 11c
HI lES No. 1 areen. c: No 2 green
5c; No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, 45c
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8Vjc; No. 2 yea
calf. 12 to 16 lbs.. 6 Vie: dry salted hides. 8
12c; sheep pelts, 25y'i6c; horse hides, $1.6O0
St. Loals Grata and Provlsloas
ST. LOUIS, Dec. J. WHEAT Weak; No,
red cash elevator, nominal: track. 91c:
December, 90Hc; May, 83&3ttc; No. 2 hard,
MH79V--
CORN Htgher; No. 2 cash, 40Vc; Decem
ber, 404c; May, 4U(a40c; track, 4iVxc.
rilKiier; lo. casn. o-i:; irauic.
37'c-. Dfcember, 87c; May, 7?c; No.: 1
winie. s w.
FLOUR Julet : ,.Md winter patents. 4.1fl
O4.20; extra fancy ..na straight, $a.o4.llj;
clear, w.&orrs.Mii.
SEED Timothy, steady. $2.252.85.
CORN MEAL Steady. $2.30.
BRAN Quiet. Arm: sacked east track
74C77C.
HAY unchanged: timotny. iv. turn 12.60
prairie, $5,00(1(9.50.
IKON l.'UTTUN II HB IL.W.
BAGGING 5?4iVic
HEMP TWlN0-6c.
PROVISIONS Pork firm. $11.40 for Job
bing new mess; lard Arm, $6.42V4. Bacon
steady; boxed extia shorts, $7. 7b; clear ribs,
$8.12V; short clear, $8.87V.
M ETA Io Lead. Ilrmer. 14.OZH. spelter,
dun, $4.u.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 7c; springs,
TVic: turkeys, lOVtc; ducks, 10c; geese, sc.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 20&26Vic
dairy, ibWL-oc.
Kuua maner. tec. loss on.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 6,000 14,000
Wheat, bu.., 112,000 30,000
Corn, bu..,.. 21,000 21,000
Oats, bu 4,uuu si.wu
Visible Supply of (irala
NEW YORK. Dec. 2. Special cal.la and
telearanhlo advloes to Bradslreet's this
week show the following changes In avail
able supplies, as compared with last ec
counts?
Wheat United States and Cnnsd. ast
of the Rocky mountains, incr-fased 744 000
bushela; afloat for and In Europe Increased
900,000 bushels; total supply increased l.44,
000 hnahels.
Corn United states ana canaan, can or
the Rocky mountains, decreased WS.OOO
bushels. '
Oats United States and Canada, cast or
the Rocky mountains, Incremed 379,000
bushels.
The leading Increases In the visible cup
ply of wheat reported are 240.000 biishela at
Manitoba. 200,00) buahela at the northwest
cm Interior elevators. 121,000 bushels a
Portland, Me., U8.0U0 busiieis at uepot liar
The leading decre-sea are 5X1. TOO bushels
at Keewatin, 35,t nusneis ot cniino prt,
vate elevators. 1-j.ioo nuancls at 1 Imttu.
nooga and 64,000 bushels at Odc,iioji-g.
1 .
Kaasas City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS City, Dec. t. WHEAT Decem
ber, 6sft(iic; May, 69'c; cash, No. 2 hard,
72S73c; No. 3, 67(a70c; No. 4, Utitffc; rejected,
t!0iit2Vsc; No. i red, 81Vxac; No. 3, , 78-u-Uc.
Kecelota, 194 cars.
CORN December, STin'77-sc; May, 36
3T4c; cash. No 2 mixed, 39639-4C; No. i
white, ;Hc; No. 3. 39c.
OATS No. 1 white. 3iU38c; No. z mixed,
3441 3io.
HAY choice timoiny, a.a; cnoice prairie.
$8 00.
BUTTER Creamery, 2022c; fancy dairy.
19c.
I ' r a Tl lll.an,, Vanaaa , W
r.VJVItl , I" 111.. F, i. , . -. , " . innB n,,n r ,
casus returned. 24-4jc; new No. 2, whltewood
cases Included, 4c.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Inorea'.s in Dialing! Acctmpinied bj Efi
dencj of Oonipicnons BtriDgli
PART OF EARLY GAIN LATtR WIPED OUT
General Feelln ea Market is Tbat
Effect at Trade loadltloaa Has
Beea Dlseoaated and Prices
Mill Advance.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2-There was a con
siderable Increase in the volume of deal
ing on the stoca exchange louay, accom
panied by a period of conaplcuous strengtn.
Dealing in some stocks was in evlueme
at ail times and this tendency spread
through the market until It became lop
heavy and turned downwards, wiping out
part of the early gain. An upward spurt
in two or three of the industrial specialties
at the last partly rallied the market, but
realising again met the advance and the
closing wss active and Irregular.
The conspicuous movements at the last
were a Jump of 4c In Colorado Fuel, ic
In the Colorado FUel convertible bonus,
lc' In sugar and l'Ac In Amalgamated
Copper. The fact that there was no news
to account tor inese siiuuen juihi '
vated the distrust with which they were
regarded by traders who were trying to
eii at other iMilnts of the market. The
persistent pressure upon rfnmyivni
drag upon tn murirv uum
i w nvirromi bv a succession of
buying movements at other points which
gradually dissipated the uneasiness. Buy
ing for London account was a factor In tne
advance. . .
The turn of tne monm reieaaea munrj
that market and there waa a more cheer
ful feeling In foreign mar nets over uw
nect for tvence In the far east.
Trade reports of the coal Industry were
.,,nr..in. niinr in the Influence of the
colder weather and the statement of earn
ings of Lehigh Valley for October, show
ing an increase in tne surplus ii
,1 v.. ,1 onmnKtll.l of OVBf 81.il0ll.0OO.
supplemented Readinga good showing of
yesterday. Norfolk & Western made a
good showing lor tne same penuu,
k.in.j ihn nft coal dealers, except
p.nn.iv.ni. That mad's statement for
October showed decreases of net for the
lines both east and west 01 rmsDurg anu
vh. n n. to i he arowtn in operating ex
penses. A disposition to reallxe In Louis
ville & Nashville was Increased by the
decline In net earnings for October shown
by Nashville, Chattanooga at ot. xuis.
Union Pacific's October statement showed
c, i ma in net eumlnss of more than
$400,000, thus saving more than half the
growtn in gross earnings, uui nn
also showed the effect of realising, as did
Its subsidiary company. Southern Pacific.
The Industrials as a class were higher, and
It wss suspected that closing up of short
accounts had much to oo wun tnis, espe
xioiiv in i nlted Slates Steel Dreferrtd.
There is some growtn ot tne aeniirnriu umi
nricea of stocks in this class have dis
counted about the worst that could happen
In the Industrial future, leaving room for
some natural rebound from excessive de
pression.
Mnnev went to 7U. ner cent sgaln today
and the banks transferred $460,000 of their
reserve to New Orleans without any com
pensating advantage in foreign gold en
gagement. The opinion Is gaining force
that the tightness of foreign money mar
kets will probably keep up the money rate
here over tne year ano wnatever uvinun
of position we may hold in the Interna
tional exchanges.
The movement of bond prices continued
rather Irregular, realising In speculative
Issues being In evidence In that market as
well as in stocss. toiai sines ui ounus
par value were $3,154,000. United States
bonds were unchanged on the last call.
Following are the closing quotations on
the New York Stock exchenge:
bales. tiign.LjOw. ciose.
.26.400 'H 6SV& 67
. 1,40) 91 914 9'H
.22,915 79Vi llhi 77H
. 200 H 87V 87
. 2,910 119t4 US' 118
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BKSHSaSS OHABA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Dut neavy repayments to ine nana wi i ne
necessary In the next few days, while the
Transvaal loan Installment must be met
December I. Discounts were wek. The
tone of the Stock exchange wai llrm and
there was fair Investment buying. Congo's
hardened, continental buying and bear
c'oslng lifted up the market genera'ly.
Home rails were better, especla ly rretro
polltans and districts. Amerlcsns epe-ned
nrm, owing to bear covering. They wre
Inactive, however, the public not nprnt ng.
Americans nosed nrm. trsno ire's, was
unsettled snd prices relapsed stviitly. Fi.l-
elgners were firm. Japanese securities had
a netter tone, owing to enr civfiin.
South Americans were favored, eHpSi.-lally
Argentines. Kafflrs hardehd.
HERT.IN, Dec. Z trices on rne i ourf-e
were firm lodav on the announcement that
a basis for the Ruso-Japanese i,reemnt
hsd been arrived at. utter trnung was
perfectly quiet. The weekly statement of
the Imperial Bank of Germany shows the
following changes: t-asn pi n.mii. oe-
crease, 35.SRO.ono marks; treasury no;os, de
crease, l,380.0O marks; other securities', Jn
crease, 24,o00.f"0 marks: notes In circulation,
Increase. 36,440,t"J mams. Discount iais,
short bills, 3 per cent; three months' bills.
I ffr cent.
PARIS, Dec. x trices on tne oourse to
day were firm throughout. Tred'nir was
rather quiet toward the close. Three rer
cent rentes, f8f 4 jo for the account. Ex
change on London. 25f 19c for checks.
Kew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dee. 1 MONEY-On cslt.
strong, per cent; closing bid, 7ti
per cent, offered at 8 per cent. Tims
money, firm; sixty days, 8 per cent; ninety
days, ( per cent; six months, bytfji per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4Vff6H
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady at a
decline at $4.8325(p4.8S.10 for demand and st
$4.7975g47980 for sixty-day puis; posted
rates, $4.80Hf)481 and $4.80H; commercial
bills, $4 7H'64 79H-
SILVER Bar, Bfic; Mexican dollars,
4SVr.
BOND8 Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds arc at
follows
V. B. ret. Ss, rex ....KWHiHocVInx Vsl. 4m....KS4
do coupon- ten
do Is, r
Art mimnn ...107
do nw 4t, ri l"'
o .coupon 133
do old 4, ni in
do coupos no
do H. 101 4
do coupon 1014
Atchison (en. 4i 100
do arJ . 4i OTH
Atlantic C. L.. 4s.... 11
Bait. Ohio 4a im4a
do SViS 4i
Central, of O. 6s....l'U
do lit Inc.;
Ph.a. A Ohio 44s...mi
rhl. St Alton iVta... tli
C, B. A Q. naw 4a.. 3V
C. M. 8. P. X, 4.H0
C. A N. W. o. 7a...l30U
C, R. I. A P. 4a... 70
do col. as 76
c e o. St. L. g. 4a 6
Chicago Ter. 4a it
Con. Tobacco 4a..... f4
Colo. So. 4a 4
D. A Rio O. 4a 100
Kris prior lias 4a.... '4
do sen. 4a 4S
Ft. W. ft D. C. 1st. .101
Offered.
LONDON. Dec. I.-Closlng:
Consols, monar 89 1-1 N. Y. Central ,.,
.6-lWnr. a west...
... do pfd
... HP V Ontario ft Wast.
MVPaiinajrlvanta ...
do account
Anaconda . .
Atchlaon
do pfd ...
Bait, ft Ohio 80'
Canadian Pactflo ....lttv
... .121,
... ll
...145 !
... M!
.:. n
... 7114
... XKVi
... iVS
.11
2110
1.600
4,725
325
1,300
500 167
700 914
695
2U0
lhn ion laa
31 31 81
B44 33 84
71V4 Tl '1
15'A 15H 1&
26
166H 165
9
108
73
13H 134 13
63W 53S4 53
..... XI
15614 157
235
21 , 2l
68 6
27 274
67 67
48 ' 48
100
74 74 74
83
129 1292
21 20
88 37
21
6H
27S
67
49
20D
9,870 107
2,823 139
2,6110 118
84 34 34
07 106 106
391 WrH 1S9
.15,400
60, 1
91
39
117
91
17
38
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore & Ohio.
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ..
Cent, of New Jersey.
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton ..
do pfd
Chi. Great, Western
do B pfd
Chi. & Northwestern.
Chi. Term. & Trans..
do pfd
C, C, C. & St. IxjuIb.
Colorado oouinern...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pro
Dela. A Hudson 1,000 158
Dels. Tj..k & Went..
Denver & Rio G 1,300
do pfd 1,100
Etle 8,560
do 1st pfd 2,150
do 2d Pfd 1.500
Great North, pfd ,
Hocking Valley SOO
do pfd
Illinois Central 2,345 130
Iowa Central 120 21 '
do pfd 10) 88
Kan. City Bouthern..
do pfd
1-ouK & Nashville..
Manhattan L
Metro. St. Rv
Minn. & St. Louis.
Missouri Pact tic ..
Mo Kan. A Texaa
do pfd 2,000
Nat. R. R. Mex. nfd ....
New York Central... 2.950 117 117
Norfolk & West
do pfd
Ontario A Western..
Pennsylvania
Pitts., C, C. A St. 1,
Reading
do 1st Pfd
do Zd pfd
Rock Island 29,410
do pfd 600
St. U & 8. F. 1st pfd ....
do 2d pfd 400
St. L. Southwestern.. 700
do pfd 760
Sty Paul
do pfd :
Pouthern Pacific ....
Southern Railway ..
do pfd
Texas Pacific
Toledo. St. L. & W.
do pfd
Union Paclflo
. do pfd
Wabash
do pfd -
Whell. A Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
do pfd
Adams Express ....
American ,.
United States
Wells-Fara-o
Amal. Cotmer
Am. Car & Foundr.y
do pfd
Am. Linseed Oil
do nfd
Am. Locomotive
no nfd
Am. Smelt. & Refln.
do pfd
Ches. A Ohio..
Chi. Ot. West...
M. ft St. P.
PaBcara
. ft Rio O
do pfd
Erlo
do lrt pfd
do td BM ....
Illinois Central 1344, Wabaah
Louli. ft Naih Ill V I do pfd
SILVERRar.'firm, 26 7-16d per ox.
MONEY 3fy J per cent.
The rate of discount In the orten market
for short bills Is 4 per cent. The rate of
discount In the open market for three
months' bills is S 15-1&34 per cent.
1,732 56 56
B.900 "21 20
48,300 115 114
.13,310
. 32S
42
75
25
601A
45
13
117
56
91
17
88
S
117
66
86
21
lis
59
42
7b
60'
63
45
14
31
16.400 140 139.lS!ti
Ill'
46
so
79
24
.12,90
.10,670
. 1,900
. 2,60)
24
. 250
.27.72S
. 320
. 2.101
. 6,100
. 6V
. 710
. 800
3S
75
85
H
8
17
17
S8
46 46
20 20
7
24
21
83 32
75 75
86 85
20 20
36 S
16 16
16 16
K
Wheat, bushels.
Corn, bushels....
Oats, bushels....
Kecelpts. Shipments
...155.2110 1.20
... 23,2(10 16.000
... 8.0U0 21.UW
Mlaaeapolls Wheat. Floar aad Braa.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. !. W H E AT De
cember, 7949'; May, 80e; July, K)i-c
On track; No. 1 hard. Mc; N,t. 1 north
ern. 80c; No. 1 northern, 7V.c; No. t
northern, isti inc.
FIX)UR Klrst patents, M4."fiir,5 second
patents, $4HVo4.40: first clears, $3.&a.40;
second clears, t2.tiifj2.40.
BRAN In bulk, $13.00.
Philadelphia Prodaea Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2 -SUTTER-
Firm; western creamery, 2565:; luarby
prints 27c.
EGGS Steady; fair demand; f.-sh
nearby. 3ic loss off; western, ,0c; i-outh-western,
29fj30c.
'CHEKSE steady : moderate- demand;
New York full creams fancy. Uc; . ho.ee,
llc; fair to good, Hllc.
Liverpool Urala Market.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 2.-WHEAT-SDot.
steady; No. t red, western winter, 6s 2d;
futures, steady; December, 6s 4d; March,
6a 4d: May. 6 S'mU.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed. 4
id; tutures, ijuiei; January, om uarco
3a lod.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, Itec. J.-8EEIS-Clover. rash
and lecember, $7.00: January, $6.75: Febru
ary. $6.su; March. 1'rune alslke, $6.50.
Prime timothy, ll.Jb.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Dec. !.-CORN-Hlgher; No.
C 4c; iiq. t. tic; new ro. . isc.
Metal Market. -
ST. I.OUIS. Dec. I M ETA LS Lead.
nrmer, slu-x. opener, uuii, tou.
77.615
720
120
40
18
65
87
2"0
184
100
..... 196
88 40
18 18
8
;i
15 15
76 76
44 45
86 87
121 124
BIS. of
40 41
24
701 18 ll I7H
500 158 157 m
1.820
600
6.500
2.100
15
76
46
pfd .. i.ioo
Am. Sugar Refining. .37.680 125
Anacond-4 Mtn. Co.... 60 70
Brook. Rapid Tran.. .21.645 41
Colo. Fuel Iron.... 1,300 29
Colum. A Hock. Coal
Consolidated Gas....
General Fleet rlc ....
Inter. Paper i
do p'd 1UU bo ea f.
Inter. Pump 10
do Dfd 69
National Biscuit 10 86 36 25
National Lead xno H " is
North American 100 77 77 TR
Pacific Mall 100 ?7 27 2t(
People's Gas 1.78 95 94 9
Pressed Steel Car 20 25 24 24
do pfd WV &J (SO K
Pullman Pal. Car 213
Republic Sle?I 800
oo pro
Rubber Goods 400 15 15 15
d- Pfd InO 7 70 70
Tenn. Cost Iron.... l.'5 2H 2 H.
U. 8. leather 9 7 7 7
do pfd 1" 76 7R Tt
V. B. Rubber 647 9
do pfd 4V 89 17 9ii
1. 8. Pteel it 11
do Dfd 8.W1 B 52 5"
Western Union 334 88 88 87
northern recurnies
Total sales for the day. aO4,400 shares.
Boatoa Hock Qaetatlea.
BOSTON, Dee. .-Ca!l loans. 6'6 per
cent; time loans, tntntv per cent, umclal
closing prices on stocks and Donas:
AtchtSOS 4s
Mai. (astral 4s....
AtrhUon
do pfd
Boston ft Albanr..
Boston ft Mains...
Ronton ElaTatad
N. Y . N. H. ft H
ritrhburs Pit ...i
I'nlon Partite
Mai. Contra! ,
Am. Sugar ,
do pfd ... ,
Am. T.I ft Tal
.. SI
..41
.. l
..147
..1M
..140
..1M
114
AllOIMI
AnMlsaninta4
Blr.shara
ral. ft Heels ..
("ntannlal
foppor Rango .
iomision Coal
Fr.ailla
l.la itorals ....
U-l, Mohawk
1014 i lid Itomialos .
.ISIM
Iioa. Iron ft Hiaal.. I
ln. Elacthe .
Maas. Klactrla
do ptd
t'nltre Prult ..
V. Ctaol ...
do pfd -
West, romnon
A.d venture
,.1M
. 1
. Tk
. AU,
. 11
. M 'a
. U
scaols
Parrot
IQalaay
Haaia ra Coppor. .
Tamarack
Trlnltr
V niad ItaUa ....
ftah
victoria
Winona
Wolrarlan
.. 4
.. 40
. . II
..43
.. II
..41
.. II
::
.. at
.. 17
.. U
:: P
... 4
IP
... m
Forelca Plaaarlal.
LONDON. Dec. I -MONEY The rates
war easy In the market today an I the
supuly was more abundant. This rtras te
lluvcd to be owing to Uie Bank of England
U A N. onl. 4a M
Manhattan e. s. 4I..10I
Wei. Central 4a 72i
do 1st inc lb
M.i K. ft T. 4 M
do a. 7u
V. R. R. of M. c. 4a 74
N. T. C. sen. Ii. . H'4
n. J. c. x. 6a m;
N Parinc 4s 101
do la 7U
V. ft W. ton. 4t.... If
Ore. 8. L. 4a ft par 12
Penn. con. IVia
Reading sn. 4a 9
St. L. ft J. F. f. 4 14'4
81. L. 8. W. lata.... !
St. L ft 1. M. c. (a. Ill
Seaboard Air L. 4a. 11
Paclflo 4a 8T
do 6a 11!
Tes. ft Paclflp lBta..H64
T.. Bt. 1. ft W. 4a.. 70
Union Pactnc 4a iojh
do conv. 4a 14H
II R. 8tml Id 6a.... Wi
Wabaah lat 11.1
do deb. B 60S4
W. ft L. B. 4a...... 87
Win. Central 4a K
Colo. F. conr. 17
London Stock Market.
Rand Mlnei
Reading.
(It lat pfd.
do Id pfd ..
8. Railway ..
do pfd ....
8. Pacific
Union Pacific
dn pfd
V. 8. 8teal .
do pfd . . . .
All Kindt of Csttle Bold About fitcadj, but
' Trtdiog a Little Slow.
HOGS EASED OFF FIVE TO TEN CENTS
beea aad Lambs la Fair Receipt aad
Walla Best Killers Sold Ulead y
Others Tea to Fifteen Lower,
with Good Feeders Steads',
SOUTH OMAHA. Deo. S.
Receipts were: cattle. Uoas. sheep.
Official Monday 4.823 ,42o 17,5
Official Tuesday 4.486 7.W0 1S.030
OtIIclal Wesnesday 6,330 1,390 14.7&0
..14.639 21.796 47.315
..1,0B1 23,150 i.H
..13.49 23,891 48,044
..21,967 18, 67,850
..21,125 12.3113 45,5
..13,718 ii.M'i 31,806
Three days this week.
Same days last week..
Same week before
Same three weeks ago
came tour weeks ago.
Same days last year..,
KKCE1PT8 FOK THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following: table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at ooutn Omaha for
mo year to aaie anu comparisons wun iai
year:
1411 10112. Tne. TWL
Cattle L011.424 933.4o0 77.994
Hogs 2,t23,9td 2,04u,4. 14473
blieep 1,74,894 1,1101,490 141,401
Average prices paid tut- Uofts at South
Onir ha fur lbs last several days wllb comparisons:
Date. I 1903. jl902. 11901. 1 1900. U8W. 11898. 1897.
Nor. 16...
Nov. a...
Nov. 17...
Nov. 18...
Nov. 1...
Nov. 20...
Nov. 21...
Nov. 22..,
Nov. 23..
Nov. 24..,
Nov. 26..
Nov. 26...
Nov. 27...
Nov. 28..,
Nov. 19..
Nov. DO..
Dec. 1...
Iec. 2...,
4 54
4 44) 6 29,
4 44
4 40-si
4,
4 81
4 20
4 19
I Uj t 67 4 82 I !7 3 Kl I 12
6 81
6 29
t 28
6 24
6 Ikli 4 90
t 63 4 78
01
i 63
6 74
81
20 6 7o
15
j 03 6 76 1
4 78
75
1 841
a
I 86
a
I 88
1 36
29!
I 35
29
31
3 8t
1 82
1 14
1 14
4 20
4 78l 1 891 1 11:
4 7b 1 W s 9i I Zl
4 78 3 861 3 44 8 27
6 (WI 8 82 8 40 3 27
8 77 I 8 8 80
1 231 3 24
I 3 28
3 20
6 091 6 85, 74 3 Wti i ll 3
00 4 tl
091 I 4 63
f 991 6 78 4 87
6 731 4 78 3 7
6 02 4 71 1 73
4 33
4 34V
4S1HI J tt
4 tal
4 71 8 211 3 27
1 74 1 251
3 74( I 2 3 23
The official number of cars of stock
orougnt in today by each road was:
w . Cattle.Hogs,8heep.
Wabash 1
Mo. Paci Ry '10
Union Pacific system 69
C. & N. W. Ry 1
F K. & M. V. R. R 26
C., St, P., M. ft O. Ry 29
B. & M. Ry 45
C, B. & Q. Ry a
K. V. & St. J.. 1
C, R. 1. & P., east 4
C. R. I. & P., weal 1
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Great Western.... 1
43
1
is
9
22
15
14
10
2
4
'i
1
140
14
fi steers.. ..1113 3 25
43 steers.. ..113 I
I steer 1120 3 25
II. J. Windsor Wyo.
I feeders.. 960 1 SO 1 feeder... 1160
Orant Wyo.
1 steer 1100
7 steers... .1f48
steers.. ..13"1
lu rows...
1 cows..,
8 steers.
1 steer..,
34 steers.
21 cows..,
t cows..,
3 bull...
40 COWS..,
61 cows..,
997
..ln7J
..1154J
II.
1120
I 80
3 25
8 10
8 00
8 00
8 15
1 SO
N.
1 16
1 Cos
1 stag...
2 steers.
1 cow...,
11 cows..,
4 steers.
Way Wyo.
..1070
,.1S
.. 970
,. 9.10
.. 919
..1150
S 30
1 00
2 0
1 35
3 25
1 00
1 30
Thomas Bros. Wyo.
.. 954 1 76 3 cows...
O. Davis Wyo.
.. 843 S 60 1 bull....
..1620 2 00 1 steers....
.. 833 1 00
E. R. Armstrong Wyo.
..808 I 10
S. W. Ullllsple Wyo,
964 1 38
-lino
. 976
18 cows 981 I 15
1 cow mu 8 15
4 cows 11K2 2 75
Coft ft
2 feeders.
27 cows....
S.-B. n.
U cows...
39 steers.
911
923
t 00
1 40
1 30
2 75
.1130
1 20
i ti
4 cows 922 2 2)
1 cow 760 1 85
C. Snider S. D.
1 bull ll 125 1 cow 820 3 25
R. Chllcot-8. D.
7 cows 838 2 20
A. Peterson 8. D.
18 cows 1056 2 60 1 steer 1)10 1 CD
J. B. Stewart 8. D.
1 bull .1020 1 Si
O. MUler-8. D.
1 cows 1010 I 0 1 cow 900 1 !0
Uateers.... 9t 8 00
Martin Valley Stock Co. S. D.
11 rows 10'i0 2 20 3 cows M 2 30
7 cows 940 1 85
H. C. Osten S. D. ,
1 bull U70 1 95 26 feeders.. 1089 3 15
17 cows !fc2 1 !5
F. Cottle S. D.
13 cows 950 2 90 1 steers.... 9S6 100
8 steers.. ..li,70 1 00
W. 8cott-8. D.
1 cow 790 2 80 40 cows 94 1 75
9 cows 910 2 80 1 bull 1290 i V)
1 bull 1130 3 06
Niell ft Dawes Mont.
lower: erassers. slow: no damaml lor
1.... - . .. II 1iAt "t .... !.... 1 1 1 . 1
cnlve, t-VffviH.Sfi; grssseis and' led f'alves.
e"flt.6; western, nominal; iiee,.a tSives
ensv: cltv riresneo vesls. 41113c ner in.!
coiintrv dressed, 61ime.
BHSKI' AMI MMHS-Kecetp'S, IP4
heid; sheep, firm to Imi hlsher; limbc, un
even, some sales lO'ol.v hlaher. others, lon
IRc lower; sheep, t2.2nfj3.90: 'ew rhotce.
14 00; culls, 12(10; lambs, t5.0n4cs.u0; :! enr,
t .50- culls, $4.0tf4.5i; Canada lambs, fu.M
tiRSS.
H Of? 8 Receipts. 7.T43 head. The msrket
a-ss firmer; slate and Pennsylvania, $5.00(9
Exports. 78 cattle. 219 sheep .tn-l 1.M0
quarters of betf.
St. Joseph I.lve Stock Market.
ot lnnirmi 1 1. r-TTi.ir T. .
celpts, 9 7K hctd: mnrket stendy to 15o
loa-er: natives, t:i.50Hfi.S5: cows nod heifers,
l.hOi4); Blockers and feeders, 12 50jM.W.
fit rteceipts, i.m.i neHu; 111111 net
Be lower; llcht. t4.30''f4.55; medium 8 a
hesvv, 14.35(1 4.4r.
Sit rJKI ANO I,AMFB-R.Vlpt. 818
IiabjI ..L.I onllna an.1 ) ,1 - , n is-ittf
lambs, 1.T6; wethers, 14 10; ea-es, tJoO
Sloax City Lira Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. U.. Dec. 2.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 1.000 head.
MHrket steady: peeves, w.ib'rjo.oo; cow.r
bulls and mixed. 1 1 . fx hii 3 00 ; stockers and
feeders. 12.5Oii3.50: calves and yearlings.
t2.25'n3.00.
1IOOS Receipts, 6.700 head. Market fa
lower, selling at 14.154.35: bulk, 14.264.30.
Stork In Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock:
st the six " principal western cities yes
terday:
1 feeder.. .1000
21 feeders.. 1037
1 feeder. ..1100
12 feeders.. 973
2 feeders.. 980
2 feeders.. 936
9 feeders.. 1071
2 90
3 26
3 25
3 26
3 25
2 90
3 20
feeders.. 1100
2 feeders.. 860
1 feeder... 11 10
12 feeders.. S4
6 feeders.. 810
2 feeders. .1125
1 feeders.. 976
3
2 90
8 26
3 26
3 25
3 20
3 20
HOGS There was a liberal run of hogs In
sight this morning and as Chicago was
quoted 6(ffloc lower the market here eased
off a little. At the nnenlna- the decline
amounted to about a nickel, but before half
of the hogs had changed hands, or. In other
woras, alter Duyers naa tneir more uiiin
orders filled, the market weakened and
buyers were bidding 610c lower. Trading
wun verv slow all the morning:, partly be
cause sellers were trying to prevent a break
in prices and also because buyers did not
take hold with any enthusiasm. Heavy
hoaa sold laraelv from 14.25 to 14.80. with
soma helow 14 26. Medium welithts went
from 14-80 to 14.35 and lights sold as high as
14-40.
At time of mln to nress there were sev
eral loads still In first hands which packers
did not seem to care for. Their bids were
so much lower than the morning prices
that salesmen decided to carry tne nogs
over until Thursday. tiepreseniative
. 89
. 11 '4
. 69H
. 10H
. 11
.. us
. 814
. 48 S
. 7'i
. 81
. 11H
,. 64
,. 11
. 87
New York Mining: ttnotatlona.
NEW TORK. Dec. J. The following are
the closing quotations on mining slocks;
Adams cos .
Alloa
erases
Brunswick Con . .'.
Comatoek Tunnsl
Con. Cal. ft Vs..
Hora Silver
ron Bllrer
Leadvlila Con ...
Offered.
10
.. u
.. it
.. l.
.. I
..1W
.. 8
Lima Chief
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
Aavaso
sierra Narada -
t8mall Hopes .,
Standard
... 4
...600
...110
... I
... 16
... 40
... 6
... 11
.,.200
. Baak C.learlasrn. -
OMAHA,- Dec. 2. Bank clearings for to
day, 11.277.120.60. an Increase of 1142,914. go
over the corresponding day last year.
Wool Market.
T.ONDON. Dec. WOOLe-The sixth
series of the wool auction sales closed
today. Tne offerings numbered 7,442 bales.
Fine grades showed a hardening tendency.
Home buyers were active. Americans did
not operate during the series. When the
series opened merinos sold unchanged to 6
per cent below the September average.
This level was maintained throughout the
sales. There was strong competition for the
belter classes or tne staple, and at tne close
prices were firm. Fine greasy crossbreds
opened 64f7 per cent lower, subsequently
hardened and finally ruled unchanged from
the September average. Medium crossbreds
fell 7' per cent and coarse and sllpes 10il5
per cent, and continued to sell on the same
basis. The depreciation in tne scotireda
was less rjronounced. CaDe of Oood HoDe
and Natal fine grades were unchanged from
September, but interior siock was t per
cent cheaper. During the series 42.000 bales
were sold to the home trade, 38,000 to con
tinental buyers snd 6,000 were held over.
Following are today's sales In detail: New
South Wales. 800 bales; scoured, 8Hdais9d;
greasy, fittfrlld. Queensland, 1,600 bales;
scoured. Is 2dla 9d; greasy. bttftlOd.
Victoria. 100 bales: acoured. 5dls5Hd at
7di"(ils 6d; greasy, 8a10d. South Australia,
1,3"0 bales; greasy, 610d. West Australia,
l.bOO bales; scourea, is io((iis ma; greasy,
(.UAlfkl. New Zealand. 1.800 bales: scoured.
6dls4d; greasy. OHd'ols d. Cape of
Good Hope and Natal, 6u0 bales; scoured, d
ejis txj; greasy, a.
Hi, JAJL id, ijec. i.-iiwii-uiri1
steady; medium grades combing and cloth
ing, 1821Vc; light fine. 15il7Hc; heavy fine,
124jl4c; tub washed, 2ofr31c. The cur
rent quotations for the day were: Territory,
irtuho. nne. malar: nne meaium. louuc:
medium, lrttlSc; Wyoming fine, ll15c: fine
medium. 16i2l7c: medium. 18HaiHc: Utah
snd Nevada, tine, lii&lw ; fine medium, 17
17'Ac; medium, ibtizk-j uaaota. nne, i&nisc;
fine medium. Wi1V.-; medium. Iii20c:
Montana, fine, choice, 1920c; fine medium,
choice, lftfl-'Oc; staple, 2021c; medium
olioli-e MKiialc.
Coffeo Market.
rrTV Tn 9 TiWWW O .... ,
J 13. TV V'l,-I, ' v. . . v v . , . . a J . , H
Rio. firm: No. 7 Invoice. !Hc: mild, steady;
Cordova. 7VS121Ac. The market for futures
opened steady at au advance of 6 points
and ruled unusually active ana strong on
further demand from wall street. Hull In
terests and leading Importers who ap
parently were operating were again ag
gressive on tne duu suie oi tne maraet,
There was heavy 'realising by small longs,
but the offerings were promptly ubsorbed,
ant rjrlces aenerally Showed a strona up
ward tendency. The demand was swollen
toward the close ny active covering oy
houses with European connections and In
the last hour trading waa more active than
for years past, mere was notning or
special Interest In the news. Foreign mar
kets were nrm ana primary receipts con
tinue under last year's with the trade
looking for a decrease In the world s vis
Ible supply, which the bulls claim will
mark the turning of the statistical position
toward more bullish ngures. Mot only waa
the market more active tnan any or recent
tlmea, but the prices on some options sold
about the 7 cents mark for the first time
In about two years. The market closed net
firm, 15 at 25 points higher with the sales
a matter of '277.750 bags, Including De
cember at 6.9nVri5.97c; January, .l(Viti.25c;
February. .3orflU.36c: March, .3KriTj.55e;
April. 6.45c; May, S.boiis.ioc; July, o.TiKiutj.iuc;
August, .7rVii fcc; September, l Sa , .uoo ;
October, .90((j7.loc; November, 7.ouu(.uc,
Oil aad Rosin.
NEW YORK. Dec t Oll.S-Cottoneeed,
oulel: tirime. 33S4l34 Petroleum, firm:
refined New York. 19 60; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, 19.46: pnnaaeipnia and Haiti
more. In bulk, 16.55. Rosin, quiet; strained
common to good, 12.65tj2.tU. Turpentine
Hrm K4i69Hc.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 3. OILS Turpentine,
firm. twtc. Rosin, firm: A. B, C, D, K. 12. W
P 12 10; U. t2 3o; H. 12 So: 1. 12 65: K. 12.60
M ii.ao: N. 1305: WO. 13 25; WW. 13.50.
OIL. CITY. Dec. 2. OI 1.8 Credit balances
11 K2: certificates, no bid: shlnmei.ts De
cember 1, 89.996 bbls.; runs Novemlier 30. 93.-
9M0 bbls.; average, win mia. bnipments,
Lima. December 1. 178.277 bbls.; runs, Lima
November 30. 94,139 bbls ; aveiage, 84.172
bbls.
Whisky Market.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. t-WHISKY-8lrady
CINCINNATI. Deo. Z.-WH1SKY Distil
lera' nnUhed goods, dull, higher on basis o
11.27.
PEORIA. Dec. 3--WHISKY-On the Usis
or u.n for nmsnea goua.
Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.
309 823 302
857 2.0B4 2,157
990 821 907
, 9i9 1.593 1,623
.129
! ... 903
, 96 1,945
. 103
. 85
, tin
. 42
. 42
75
,128
. 88
. 109
. 60
. 12
, ... 602
78 - ....
. 29
. 60
. 43
, 420 .... 6,798
.4,691 3,910 11,685
Total receipts 212 140 60
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
uer ot neaa inaicatea:
Omah Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour & Co
Omaha P kins Co., St. J.
Cudahy P'king Co., S. C
Armour ft Co., s. c
Vansant ft Co
obman ft Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill ft Son
Huston & Co
lvinastone ft Shaller..
11. F. Hamilton
F. Huss
Wolf ft Murnan
Sam Wertheimer ...
Lee Rothschild
Morton & O
Sheridan Meat Co..,
H. F. Hobblck
Hamilton ft R
Hitggerty
Other buyers
Total
CATTLE There was a liberal run of cat
tle on sale this morning, but for the three
days this week there is quite a decresse
both as compared with the same days last
week and also with the same days of last
year. The table above will show the exact
ngures. Trading was not very active, but
still there waa very little change In ruling
prices..
There were several cars of corn fed steers
on sale, but most of them were short fed
and warmed up sturr for which the de
mand has been very limited. The prices
paid were not a great deal different from
those In force of late, but at the same time
it was very evident that packers pre
ferred the westerns to the warmed up" corn
cattle. Anything at all good in the way
of cornfeda could safely be quoted steady.
The cow market also showed very little
ensnge rrom yesterday. There was no
great amount or snap to tne trade, and In
fact the market seemed a little slow, but
prices on all grades held lust about steady
with yesterday. All the early arrivals
were sold In good season.
There was not enough change in the
prlcea paid for bulls, veal calves and stags
to ne wormy or mention.
There was not a large supply of stockers
and feeders In sight this morning, and as
speculators did not have many cattle on
hand they were looking tor more at steady
prices. The market was not active, but
generally steady with yesterday. Common
stuff was a little slow, but the prices paid
could not be quoted any lower.
Western grass beer steers were In small
supply and the market held steady. There
were so few on sale mat the market soon
came to a close. Range cows and western
stockers and feedera also commanded gen
erally steady prices. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
At. Pr. No. At. Tt.
,. .l:i21 1 66 It 130 4 II)
,.1074 1 M 1066 4 It
...1040 8 It 71 1410 4 76
Hit IM 61 1340 4 76
8..
..
1..
8..
I..
II..
...1171 4 00
cows.
...liyi I ir. 14 tnos 1 76
,.. t7 I 0 1 1030 t tO
...111 2 60 t 1070 1 no
...1001 ItS I MS III
lows AINU lit-! H.KS,
8X1 1 76
Ml 175
41..
..1114 1 16
1....
I ID I
HEIFERS.
144 I 16 31 1H I 00
820 I 15 I KO IW
7J I 00 1 K I OK
620 I (10 t 126 I 00
CALVES.
410 I 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
76 1 60 10 466 I 00
701 I 60 17 701 I 10
BULLS.
llto I on
NEBRASKA.
I cows...
1 cow....
heifers.
1 cow.
.1046 2 60
.730 1 00
.. 402 J 75
820 1 76
1 cow 1100 2 25
1 cow 9N0 1 90
t cows 1075 1 25
2 cows 975 2 70
1 bull 1130 1 90
27 cows 11153 2 70
2 cows 1125 Z 3o
2 bulls 1240 1 76
20 feeders.. 534 1 00
1 cow 630 1 60
1 cow 1070 3 50
1 cow 780 1 50
S9 cows W6 !W
8 ralves... 220 4 m
1 bulla 1450 3 30
29 cows llHO 2 60
23 feeders.. 910 1 10
2 cows 850 3 15
cows 9M5 1 55
It cows 1041 2 60
96 feeders.. 1C24 8 40
W KOMI NO.
4 feeders. . 480 I 25
1 cow 990 1 86
1 bull 1520 2 60
1 bull 1510 3 10
1 bull 1300
1 steer 1020
2 cows 1025
10 cows 875
t cows 8&
( steers.... 1215
12 cows 1015
61 cows lOoJ
28 feeders
1 cow.- 830
1 cow 1110
1 bull 1260
1 cow If (40
1 heifers... 330
8 cows 1032
3 cows 1043
2 60
Y 60
2 25
1 90
1 90
8 60
t 35
2 80
824 1 35
2 25
2 15
2 40
1 5o
3 25
2 15
2 40
?5 cows.
21 cows.
19 cows.
?0 t 25
848 2 00
875 2 40
1 steer 1450 8 46
1 steer 1240 8 75
810 2 26
950 1 26
940 2 26
,876 2 25
. 833 2 25
1240 3 25
870 3 00
1 cow 770 2 25
1 cow 880 2 25
t cows 8X0 2 26
1 cow 8R0 2 25
1 cow 850 2 25
16 cows 8"0 2 25
48 cows 6.16 2 50
1 steer 1030 3 00
2 steers.. ..HCi 3 00
"2 steers.... 7V) 3 00
1 steer 12X0 3 25
1 steer H-) 1 35
1 steer 11 M) 3 3J
' 2 steers. ...1135 3 45
1 sieer 1170 3 45
1 steer 430 3 50
1 heifer.... 420 J 60
1 cow 850 2 10
j. w. i.unaane Meu.
3 cows 1 56 1 66 1 cow 1000 2 25
fe drs.. 37 8 15 2 cows I11V1 2 00
7 calves... f98 1 60 12 calves... 425 2 50
Thomas Packs. Neb.
3 heifers.. MS 2 10 1 cows 95. 2 40
T feeders.. 970 1 90 1 cows b'2 2 (0
7 feeders.. 646 2 75 2 cows 70J 160
W. J. Darrow Neb.
17 feeders. .lorn 1 15 1 feeders. .1001 2 75
i cows 990 2 75
w. t:. vaugnn 1 010,
1 cow
1 cow...,
1 cow....
3 rows..
12 cows..
1 cow
1 steers.
1 steer 1020 3 fO
1 steer..
1 steer..
1 steer..
1 stser..
1 ste-r...
1 steer..
1 teer..
1 heifer.
1 steer..
810 1 0)
. 760 1 00
. 930 1 36
.1O20 1 35
.1230 1 85
.1150 3 46
,. 330 8 fO
.. no 3 50
1170 2 10
1 feeder... 640 2 50
4 feeders.. 640 1 10
1 bull 1070 2 1
1 feeder... 620 2 15
1 cow V"0 2 00
1 cow 7 i 2S
4 cows 636 2 m
2 feeders.. '15 1 15
Thomas Bros. Wyo.
30 cows 811 2 Oil
Diamond Cattle Co. Wyo.
13 eoas M IIS 38 cows 931
1 feeder... 70 S 10
3 feeders., 830 3 a
1 feeder... 610 2 15
2 feeders.. rt-Vi 2 45
2 cows 1015 2 rs
1 cow 870 J Oil
t cow 750 2 00
i m
sales:
No.
to..,
2..
40..
16..
..
(...
65..
64..
16...
66...
...
14...
16...
48...
0...
67...
104..
6)1...
60...
f.7...
...
66. .
ti..
At.
...181
,.8t0
,..108
...20
...130
...3ft
...117
...28S
...287
...247
...217
...MT
...101
...281
...26
...188
...312
...140
...286
...228
...242
...2b4
...174
...148
...27
...115
...let
...14
...176
...202
...120
...170
...200
200
Bh.. Pr.
.. 4 20
.. 4 26
4 !7Vi
4 27 S
4 27'
4 27-4
4 27
4 17
4 30
4 80
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 80
4 30
4 10
4 10
4 80
4 10
4 30
4 10
4 an
4 10
4 80
4 10
4 10
4 30
4 10
4 in
4 80
4 10
4 30
4 10
4 83 H
40
80
120
80
80
120
120
40
40
120
'ill
M)
200
160
240
ISO
ICO
160
'46
2ll0
40
0
ISO
io
0
120
No.
68....
to ... .
41...,
Tt....
11...
61...,
II...
ts...
61...,
61....
70...,
6t....
ex...,
to..:
64...,
8...,
80...
78...,
75...
70. .,
r.t...
6u...
27...
100..
68...
8...
t...
tt...
78...
SO...
44...
72...
U.
At.
...308
...265
...280
...260
...2H0
...284
...230
...260
...274
...282
...274
...180
...178
...260
...244
...231
. 216
...218
...221
. 64
..237
...271
....177
...244
...171
....286
... .243
....263
,...240
....221
....lit
....175
...264
.238
Pr.
4 Hl'-i
4 82
4 12
4 12
4 324j
4 12
4 82
4 32
4 82
4 32
4 12
4 12
4 32
4 12
4 13
4 36
4 35
4 36
4 M
4 86
4 35
4 35
4
4 15
4 15
4 85
4 ?t ,
4 15
4 17
4 17
4 37
4 17
4 IT
40
SHEEP There was a fair run of shueo
and lambs here this morning and as Chi
cago was ouoted 5B"10c, lower the market
here eased off also. There was considerable
unevenness In the prices paid, but as
general thins: the best grades were steady
to a shade lower, while the general run or
both fed stuff and westerns was lofflloc
lower than yesterday. Some fed ewes sold
today as h an as 13.Z6 and some wetners
brought 14.00. Trading was not active, but
at the same time the bulk of the desirable
grades was , disposed of In fairly good
season.
The market was hardly as good on feed
ers todav as It was yesterday. The best
arades sold at about steady prices, but
aside from those the tendency was to pound
the market a little.
Quotations tor grass stork: Choice west
ern lambs, 14 60(34.76; fslr to good lambs,
14 2fvfT4 60: chol.n vearllnas. 3.4iKd3.60: fa
to soon vesn nars. ix.iMfii.io: cnoice wetn
ers, 13.25n3.40; fair to good wethers, 13 009
3.26; good to choice ewes, 12.602.86; fair to
rood ewes. 12. ?62.50; choice feeder Iambs,
13.60(410; fair to gocd feeder lambs, I3.25fi
8.90; buoy iambs. 12.u003.11u: Teener year
Unas 13.25(83.50: feeder wethers. 13.153 8
feeder ewes, iz.uuraz.ao; cuns, si.wjuiu,
Representative sales:
No.
10 cull ewes ,
207 Utah ewes
870 fed western ewes
263 fed western ewes ,
10 fed western yearlings ,
114 fed western yearlings ,
865 Utah lambs ,
97 Wyoming cull ewes
120 cull ewes
498 Wyoming feeder ewes
123 Wyoming feeder ewes
243 Wyoming leeaer ewes
A4 lvvnmlnff Awes
865 fed western ewes
8 fed western ewes
260 fed western ewes
10 fed western ewes
223 fed western wethers
640 fed western ewes and weth
ers
80 fed Western wethers
56 fed western yearlings.......
292 fed western Iambs
444 Bouth Dakota wethers
Av.
98
103
113
96
86
83
83
91
87
89
100
87
97
, 104
87
107
M
102
'. 11$
101
93
, 61
, 112
Pr.
2 2
2 76
3 00
8 00
3 16
1 85
4 10
1 75
1 95
2 00
2 60
2 76
2 85
2 90
1 00
3 25
1 ?6
3 60
I f0
8 60
4 01
4 50
3 60
Omaha
hlcngo
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
St. Joseph ...
Sioux City ...
Totals ...
Cattle
.. 6,330
..25.000
..14.0OO
.. 6.6O0
.. 9.700
.. 1.000
Hogs.
8.350
45.000
10.000
7.5 H)
7.743
6,700
Sh
deep.
14. 7M
2f0n0
3.5o0
2.500
646
.60.530 85,293 46,391
agar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2.- SUQAR Raw.
nominal: fair refining. 8 S-16ji34e: refined.
quiet; centrifugal, 96 test. 3 11- 16c; molasses
sugar, x lb-itm :c; crtisnea, o.ioc; powaeren,
4 55c; granulated. 4.45c. Molasses, steady;
New Orleans open kettle, good to cnoice, 31
3So.
NEW ORLEANS. Dee. J SUGAR
Steadv; open kettle. 22 15-lo; open kettle
centrifugal, 3 3-lli4S3Hc; centrifugal whites,
S H-li;ft3c: yellows, 8(&3 ll-16c; seconds.
2Mi3e. Molasses, steady: open Kettle, M'jy
31Vc. Syrup, steady, 26Sf27c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2. COTTON Spot
closed steadv; middling upland, 11.95c; mid
dling gulf. 12.20c; sales, 8,562 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2. COTTON
Quiet, sales. 1,950 bales; ordinary 8 13-le;
annd ordinary 10Uc: low middling lltfcc;
good middling! 1-16c; middling fair 12 1-lSc.
Kecelpts i,iu uaies; stoca v.n.m'o imi,
Futures were steady. December, 11.67W
1 1.69c ; January, 11. "4i 11.75c; March, 11.92p
11. Hoc; April, 1 1.91141'iA.cv , i-i " , j- vu ,
June, 12.06fl2.O8e; July, 12.09Co)12.10c.
Dry floods Market.
NRVV YORK. Dec. !. DRY GOODS As
far as buying Is concerned the dry goods
market has not been appreciably effected
by the record prices secured on cotton.
Buyers are still incunen to await aeveiop
tneitn and there Is still a feeling that the
abnormal development of the cotton market
must give way to curtailment, wnicn must
have its effect on piece goods. This fact,
manufacturers and sellers to combat with
a constant tendency toward mgncr lim
its.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Pair Receipts cf All Stork, with
Lower Prices.
CHICAGO. Dec. b ?. CATTLE Receipts,
n.CM head, including 1.000 head of westerns.
The market waa alow, except for .choice.
Good to prime steers. !5.70'&5.86; pooe to
medium, I3.50iff4.SO: stockers snd feeders.
12.00(54.10: cows, t1.o04i4.00; heifers, f Qfi'-i
4.75; canners. n.twiz.w; nuns, ri v" v
calves. 12.50(56.60; Texas fed steers. '3 c
J.75: western steers. 13.004.25.
HOtiH Receipts, 4B.UUU neaa; estima en
morrow, 35.000 head. The market ore .
5o to 10c lower, closed strong. Mixed nn
butchers. 14. 30(14.60: good to choice h-iiv ,
14.504 66; rough heavy, 14SOi4.45; light.
14.25ffr4 55: bulk of sales. t4.4(u&4.55.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2&.I8IO
head. The market for sheep and Iambs
was mostlv lower. Good to choice wethers.
t3.75ff4.35: fair to choice mixed. 13.0II&3 76:
western snip, a otra3.o; nmive ismDS, n w
Q5.75; western lambs. 13.5oti5.00.
St. Lonls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2. -CATTLE Receipts,
600 head. Including 2.000 head of Texans.
The market was steady without material
changes. Native shipping and export
steers, !4.S0fi4 36; dressed beef and butcher
steers. 14.00(&S.OO; steers under 1,000 pounds,
13.80414. 85; stockers snd feeders, t2.2(YM.6:
cows and heifers, 12.2&4.25; canners. 11 75?
2 26; bulls, t2.26(&3.50; calves. 13 501341.50; Tex
as and Indian steers, 12.203.15; cows and
heifers. I2.004j4.85.
HOGS Receipts, 7. 500 head. The market
was 6&10C lower. Pigs and lights. 14.3i
4.56; packers. 14.204j4.4O; butchers and best
hesvy 14.3oi4.67Vi.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 2 500
head. The market was stesdv. Native
muttons. tS.SOfdH 10; lambs. 14.&(i-5 : culls
and bucks, 32.0084.00; stockers, 12 25(82.50.
Deeds filed for record yesterday as fur
nished by the Midland uuarantee ana
Trust Company, Bonded Abstracters, 1614
Earnam street.
John H. McCombs snd wife to Will- ,
lam N. McCombs, et al., nti lot 6.
block 9. Horbach's 2d add 1 1
George P. Rtahel and wife to William
H. Mallory, lot 8, block z, Hamilton
Square 300
Edward F. Slney to same, lot t, block
2, same 100
James J. FItipatrick and wife to John
William Austin, part lot 12, block 2,
Park Place add. 1,150
Sarah E. McCandless et al., to Theo
dore J. lnskeep, part lots 5 and 7,
block 7, and all lot 8, block 7. ahd
part lots 8, 9 and 10, block 8, Isabel
Place 1.333
Mary A, Daxon and husband to Jacob
Hahn, lot 4, Morse ft Kroner, sub... 250
Fred D. Wead and wife to William
Rnsenbrook, lot 27, block 8, Orchard
Hill 1,408 '
Sheriff to Philadelphia Mortgage ft
Trust Co., lot 2, block F, Bhinn's
2d add v ; 1.108
Same to same, n lot 2, block F,
Bhinn's 2d add 1,400
Lucy C. Harding to John R. Webster,
lots 14, 15 and 16, block 16, Highland
Place l.KX)
Helen A. Frederick, executor, to John
D. Kerr et a)., lot 11. block 6, Sul
phur Springs 4B6
Mary Ring and husband to Paul W.
Kuhn et al., lot 3 and part lot 2.
block 8, Bowery Hill 4,000
Fred Krug Brewing company to Cas
ed Really company, lot 7, block 1,
ShuU's 1st add., and other lots 1
Frederick F. Brlggs to John M. ,
Welsh, lot 6. block 131, South Omaha 1,160
Napoleon Hale i t al. to Lui-lan Hale,
part lot 5. block 247, city 1,200
Julia H. Haskell to Mary A. McAllis
ter, lot 14, block 6, re-plat Bemls
park 1,000
Blanche E. Griffith to Lawrence
Michaels et al., 3 88ft feet lot 12, Re
dick's 2d add 150
Lewis A. Riley and wife to Edgar T.
Miller, lot 9. block 80. Bouth Omaha.. (.000
John Crome et al., executors to Cath
erine Benn, lot 2. hlock 1. O'Neill's
sub., Lowe's 2d add 100
Tbu AtliOttMra.
. DR.
McGREW
SPECIALIST.
Treats aS to rats et
CatUYM Less
DISEASES OF
MEN ONLY
A Medical Export '
M Years' Bxperleaos
IS Vars la Omaha
Near .t00 Catei Cared
Tsrtsoeols, Hrdroeals, Blood Polaon, stricture.
Claw. Nervosa Daotlltr. Loss of Btrancth snd Vital
Ay and all forma of cnroplo alaaaaea.
Treatment sr mill. Call or writs. , Bas 164,
- Tr 8U a 14th St.. twain Mok
lAUO.
MIXNKArOLlB.
Kansas City Live Stock Mo.-aet.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 14.000 head. Including 300 Iieavy Tex
ans. The market was dull snd Arm. Ex-
fort and dressed beef steers, 6c lower at
1 4076.06; fslr to good 13.50rd4.10: western
fed ateera. J4 754i4 35; stockers snd feeders,
6c lower, 12 5o3.70; southern steers steady,
12 6013.15; southern cows strong. tl.60a23o;
nstlve cows. 6c lower. 11.60i3 SO; native
heifers 6c lower. 12 5ofr.A0: hulls steady,
12.0orn3 25; calves stesdv, 12.rWfi6nn.
HOGS Receipts, 10.0UO head. The market
was tvaiOe lower. Top. 84 60; bulk of sales.
14 45114 50; heavy. 14 4oi4.57H: packers, 34.47V
Ij4 r,7U- nigs and htfhts. 14.4oM.55.
SHEEP AND LAMB8 Receipts, 1 5f
head. The market was steady to strctis;.
Native lambs. 14.26n6.o0: western lumbs.
14 4i-vi4 90: red ewes, 12.80433 35; stockers and
feeders, 12.753 60.
Kmw York Live Stork Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2 BE EVK8-R'-celpts.
2.56 head: steers opened sic idy to
firm and cloned 10c lower on ,'ommon srd
medium grades; h'jl'a. steadv; medio""
cow. 10c lower: all arades weilc- gli-irs.
i.cOt'5 3o: oxen ami -.' x3.7Vir4 7:
fa. 15.25: hulls. 125(84.00: cows. i i.iS
cables quoted live s'ock firm at I'Hjifr 11 1"
tier lb., dreesed weight: sheep slow Mt Vu
11c: labs. 13c d'e ed weight: efr g. alo
b e' 'tif4c per lb.
CALVKS-Receipts. 2,074 bead; veals, 25c
idivards,
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TMOS. M. WADDICK. Correspondent