Nebraska Newspapers

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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRETI
Mj Wheat Ons Ci Higher at Clot on
Bullish Reports.
CORN PRICES ARE SOMEWHAT HIGHER
Data AsWaaee la
Sympathy with
Wheat sua Cora aad Provlsl
Aro Higher at Close of
Market.
nnCAfJO, Dec. 4. Grain price today
Continued on their upward course, tn bul
lliih Ohio crop report being; the chief Incen
tive to the advance. May wheat closed lo
higher. May corn wa up 4tfi74c, oata were
tip htis ana January provisions closed from
unchanged to 60 higher.
The sentiment wan again extremely bul
lish In wheat and trading was on a. liberal
scale. Fears of damage to the winter
wheat through lack of moisture were quite
general among trailers nerore the session
opened, and on Initial sales May wan un
changed to Vc higher at Wit,tii,c. There
wan a good general demand Ht the Klart,
and with only email nfTerlngs the price
quickly advanced to f2i,; then a alight re
action occurred. The decline wan one to
selling by pit traders, who had reason to
believe that the big long was disDosing of
Tart of hi holdings. Belling on the part of
rit. I xiii I a houses allied in the setback, on
(he decline, however, there waa buying by
commlswlon nouses ann snorts ana tne mar
ket again became strong. A ra tter tone In
luJa rabies and , the bullish Ohio croo re
port stimulated buying during the latter I
part of the session, and the close was
airong. rinaj ngure on May were at n."c
after the price- had touched 82c. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to
4SH.800 bushels. ' Primary receipts were 1,064,
00 bushels, compared with 908,000 a year
ago. Bradatreets' reported exports of wheat
and flour for the week of 4,2O1.Oji0 bushels,
against 6,604,000 a year ago. Minneapolis,
jMjIuth and Chicago had combined receipts
of 759 cars, against 1,160 last week and 639
a year ago.
There was a further advance tn the price
of corn, due largely to sympathy with
wheat and a general spread of the bullish
sentiment. Trading waa of better character
than for some time past. Buying was
mostly by short. Small receipts, an Im
proved cash demand for new yellow corn
and higher cables helped In the advance.
After opening Vgc higher at 43tfr43,e May
oold between 43o and closing at 43Vci
.c. Local receipts were 173 cars, with 2
of contract grade.-
Oats were active and strong, Influenced
largely by the action of wheat and corn.
There was some liquidation early In the
day, but there was no evidence of any sell
ing hv thn his- holders. Hmall receipts and
a fair cash demand were bull factors. May
opened a shads to M,iv4c nigner ai J-'WW
;rr ruivMi Derween i'.kui.W'W auu ,
losing at 8641360. Local receipt were
100 cara. ,
Provision were easier early In the day,
due to liberal recelpta of hogs and lower
nriKm . mt thu vnrrls 1-nter the market
firmed up under a good demand credited to
short. The strength In grains lent some
support to hog products. Closing prices
were eteady, with January pork up 6c at
nt nfi. January lard waa unchanged at
$6.46 and ribs were 6c higher at $5.96.
r.,iin,ii,H reeelnta for tomorrow: Wheat,
100 cars; corn, 175 cars; oats, 125 cars; hogs,
23.000 head. . -
The leading future ranged as follows:
Artlcles.1 Open. Hlgh.j tow. I Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
I
a Pec. J
res 8i'''4
K2Nfc! 81 "Si
May
July
Corn
Pec May ,
July
Oat
Pec. , .
May
July
Pork i
Jan. J
May '
Lard
Jan. May
Blba
Jan. .
May .
7H5i 77 76
2fl 4 J 42'
43 UK 43 43
43 . 43 42
35 ' 35 ' 36
Xtt Stilt S6xiW
. . 34 33
10 95 11 06 10 90
11 26 11 40 U 22V4
6 42 45 40
6 60 8 65 46
6 $7 S 5 5 85
06 12V4 ' 02
42 424
yftZy'ft
42ViH i
D54
$S,
36'al36'Af(i,,4
34
33
11 OS
11 36
C 45
66
6 90
11 00
a 82
45
6 62V4 I
S 90
6 12
07
No. 2. a New.
r . . W. mnl.tlnni Wr MB follOWS!
fTrTTt Kfurket von firm i winter pat-
nts. 4.0Ui4.;: straight, $.7P4.10: surtnc
patents, i4.0fWet.30; straight. .
WHEAT No. 1 spring, T9QH2C; No. 2 red.
CURN-No. 2, 43V: No. 2 yellow. 45c.
OATB-No. 2. WVNo. 3 white, $6ft38C
tJVlT Kn 2 Ml c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 3536c; fair to
Choice malting. 42Mc.
SEED No. 1 flax, 91c: No. 1 northwestern,
Mc; prime timothy, $2.86; clover, contract
PROVISIONS Mens pork, per bbl., $11.37
C1L50: I.ard, per 100 lbs.. $"U2Wm.45. Short
rlha sides (loosed. SH tWi. 26. Short clear
mm ibnxedl. l6.'a 6. 37 Vk.
Following were the receipt and hip-
manU of Hour and, grain:
jTV OUT" I J I n , diiixiiiirii i
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu,
Corn, bu....
Oata, bu....
Bye, bu...
Hnrlov bu
31.200
38.600
....13l.8't
....101,800
....162.400
.... 10,600
..t.106.600
118.100
134.400
150.900
1,00
84.600
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa firm; creameries, loaSo
,iuiriu niii Yean, steady: at mark.
case Included, Ziii.tc. Cheese, steady, 104
10c -NEW
YORK. UUMCRAL MARKET.
Omiallaai of the Day oa Varloa
1 Comaaodltlv.
WW TORK. Dec 4. FLOUR Receipt.
S6.250 bbl.; export. 18,614 bbls.; sales, 14,-
iOO bbls. The maraei waa nnntr mm
held higher, winter patents, H.UO'04.10;
winter sirHisiua, wi, , ' ' ''v . . , 1
tmta. $4.56ii4.76; extras. I3.utKa3.3a; Minne
sota Daaera, 4a.1mu-0.ev; wmwi
$2.8o73 15. Rye Hour, steady: fair togooa,
u.Zwia 4ti; cno ce io lancy, ao.wniv.uu. uu-
.ue fl.tiir Arm 12 ai2.35.
V. 1. IN JC 1 ii ill, jrciiuw -ihi t-
aim- kiln dried. 13.00' S.Ob.
KlUi oieauy; o. & wasieni, w, a. . v.,
. Anuf. .tut and Jitrt,ev. 6hVrl67c.
BARLKY Steady; feeding. Sc, c. I. f..
Buffalo: malting. SUftiOc. c. l. I., uunaio.
A.'it K AT Hecvittta. 66.300 bu.: exports.
7.84 bu.; suits. $.600,000 bu. futures, Hi.OoO
bu. spot, j ns maraei lur siiut wn inni.
No.' 2 red, 0Hc, elevator; No. 2 red, lc
f. o. b., afloat;
t. o. b., afloat; 2
float, option naa strong u
time. Then followed a econd bulge on
,iimn nf ii liuiiiHh Ohio state reDort
mnfi i
lfs favorable crop new, and the market
l,.iit mi vArv Mfrnnar at 4k(no net 'ad
vance: May. 85ryN6c, closed cic; July,
IHtokiSio, closed bZc; December, 90jlc,
i.....i t flic
CORN Receipts, 10,500 bu.; export. S9.586
feu.: sale. 26O.0U0 bu. futures. The market
for spot was firm; No. 2. 61o elevator;.
R:o f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yellow, WMic; rso.
whii E'i.e The ontlon market was fair
ly active and stronger again today on fur
ther general covering wmi wn.
clnee waa o higher than Thursday; May.
4W l-ltwi4!vc. cloaea at "c; imccuiuii.
fco 12-ii;,if.lUc. rliuied at 61 Wo.
OATS-Receipts, 121,600 bu.; exports. 15,-
P.HI uu. a lie. eixjt uiaract v u iiini, .u.
4LVc: Mtandard white. 4"c: No. 3. 4oc; No.
1 white. 4.'o; No. 3 white, .41c; track
whll 41Vl-l,.
HAY -Quiet; shipping, 607Sc; good to
Choice, oiiif-c.
HOPS Htendv; state, common to choice.
1803. Uftajc: 1902. 21'it'ic: old. 12e. Pa
rlhc count, 1903. lHJ-Tc; 191.2. ailio; old,
B(,fl?Ul'J
HIIjKS Steady ; Galveston, 20 to 26 lbs.,
16c; California, 2l to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
X4 to 30 ins., iJ'wC
I.EATII KH Steady, arid. 124ilJc.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, $10.00
ill 00: mesa, sk.oou9.ou; brer name. (JO.ootr
packet. ; city extra India mesa, $i5.ooiij
17.00. Ctit meats, irregular; picaiea Denies,
ft uri 10. ; pickled shoulders. Su: pickled
fcams, $106011.50. Lard, steady; western
tcitiied, $; retiiied, nrm; continent, (7.30;
EUiulh America. ST. 90: coniDouud. 15 37W.
Pork, steady; family, $lt .26; short clear,
$13.15.50: mess, $li0O(.i ig.75.
RlCU Firm; domestic fair, 3c;
TALLOW Firmer; city, 44c; country. 4
BUTTKR Receipts, 4.235 pkga.: steady;
cremerv. 16ai'2dc: slat dairy. Iui21c.
CHUF.SB Receipts. 4.2 pkgii.; quiet:
state, full cream, fancy, amail colored and
white Septemlwr. 12c: late made, lOVau;
large colored and w',l?, SepteiulieT: 12c;
late made. 10ic.
KUOaV-Receipts $.219 pkgs. : market firm;
Weatern H. e.,n,i to extras. 2Si31c.
POULTRY Alive, nomlnxl; dressed,
weak: western chickens, 12Ul2e; fowls,
LaUlfjc; turkeys, 14sjlw.
balath Grata Market.
DULUTH. Deo. 4. WHEAT On track
No. 1 northern, tiMc: No. I northern,
7c: December. 7Sc: May. 81o.
OAT8-On track and lo arrive, $4e.
Telcdo seed Market.
TOI F:DO, Dec. 4 -SEKDS Clover, ranh
and Demtr $6.66; January, $eai: Keb
tanry, tuj : Marco, teyl; plUue alsiae,
$4.Ui VllU.a UluuOi, tU-V.iak
OMAHA WilOLCIALE NARKF.T,
Coaalltloa at Trade aad (saotatlaas 01
Staple aad Paacy Prodaee.
EGOS Fresh stock, 26c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 7c: spring chick
ens. i"rtc: roosters, according to ege. 4"f
6c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, rUflVfcc; geese, 8
DRESSED POULTRT Turkey. .T315c:
ducks, 9'giiic; geeso, UfolOc; chickens, 7tfVic;
nene, 7fa'4
BUTTKU Packing stock. 134c: choice to
fancy dairy, In tuba, ltj-jjlSc; separator, 2?c.
FRESH FISH Trout. 10c; pickerel, 7c;
pike. He; perch, 6c; buffalo, 7Vj8c; blue
fish, 15c; whlteflsh, 9c; salmon, 11c; had
dock, 10c; codfish, 12c: redsnapper, 11c;
lobsters, bolld, per lb., 30c; lobsters, green,
per id., &c; oinineaas, itc; camsn, jtc;
black bsss. 2Vu'J5c: halibut, 9c: crnpplea.
12c; herring, 6c; white bass, 13c; bluenns.
Sc.
OYSTERS New Tork counts, per can.
43c, per gal.. 3-uO: extra selects, per can,
86c, per. gal., $1.76; standard, per can 27c;
per gal., 3L3S.
HKAN-rer ton in.au.
HAY Prices ouoted bv Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' assoclartnn: Choice No. 1 up
land. $7.50: No. 2. $7.00: medium. 6o;
coarse, $6.00. Rye straw, $7.00. These prices
are tor nay or good color ana quality. Je
mnnd fair and receipts light.
IU KIN 14a
OATS 37C.
RYE No. Z. 60c.
CHRISTMAS TREES Four to five feet,'
per rioien, $1.75; five to seven feet, per doz
en, $2.50; eight to nine feet, per dozen, $3.50;
nine to ten reel, per dozen, h w; large
hool and church purposes. ' twelve to
teen to twenty feet, each S2.0fn4.0lK
KVKRUHKBN WRE THlN(i In COUS Ot
twenty yards, nor coll flOcfollOO.
WREATHS Magnolia and galax wreaths.
per doxen, 3l.2Mrl.60; evergreen " wreaths,
per dozen. II. 254)1.60; holly wreaths, per
dozen, $1.25'91.60. These design are twelve
inche In diameter.
HOLLY BRANCHES Per case of 1x2x4
feet, about fifty pounds, $4.00iS4.&0; per
barrel, $1.60.
liONU NEEDUEl FINES w aojen, z.w
62.60.
MlSTXEfTOE Branchea, per five-pound
box, $1.26: per pound. 30c, Mistletoe orders
will be filled about December 20 and ship
ped by express only.
POTATOES Colorado, tec: Dakota, per
bu.. 70fi75c; native, 6Wi70c.
SWEET POTATOES Illinois, per bbl.,
$3.50.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.35.
CELERY Smalt., per do.. 253uc; larg
California. 45'ij75c.
ONIONS New home grown, dry, per ID.,
4c; Spanlah, per crate, $1.50; Colorado yel
low and red. ltc.
CABBAGE Wisconsin Holland, 2c
TLRNIPS-Canada rutabagas, per id.,
IVc; white, per bu., 60c.
CAR ROTS Per bu., 60c.
PA RSNIf'S Per bu., 60c ,
BEETS Per bu., 50e.
CATJL1 FLOWER California, per crate.
tomatoes California, per f-DasKet
....
crate, $2.5fWt2.75.
CUCrMHERS Per do.. Jl.TO.
FRUITS.
APPLES California Bellflowers. per box.
$1.60: New York Greenings. $1.50: Baldwins.
$3.L6; eating varieties. S3.5T..
UKAi'EB-rony catawboa, zzo; imporiea
Malagas, per keg, $6.0UI6.60.
l'KANHKKRii5.jjer.-ey, per dpi., x.w;
per box, $2 76; Wisconsin Bell Bugle, $9.50.
VIU1NUEH California, per box, ii.&u.
TROPICAL kKl ITS.
ORANGES Florida blights and russets.
all sixes, $3.50; navels, large Btse, $3.U0&3.50;
smaller sizes, 3.75b4.00.
IJiMONb Cal lornla fancy. 300 to 3a
sixes, Il.&O; cl: .Ice 240 p 270 sixes, $4.0O4.25.
FIGS California, ner il-lb. cartons. S5o:
Imported Smvrna. 3-cr ,wn. 14c: 6-crown.
16t'; 7crown, 18.
COCO AN UTS Per sack. 14.00: ner dot..
60c.
PATES Persian, ucr hot of SO nackasrea
$2 00; per lb.. In 60-lb. boxes, 6c; Oriental
Btuttea datc per to.' $2.40.
BANANAS-i-er me Itim e:
tiled bunch. $2.00
tj2.50; Jumbo, $2.75'6 3.25.
. MlSCELlANEOUS.
CHEESE W lacoiiHin twins full cream
12c: Wiaconsln Young Americas. 13c:
block Swiss, 15c; Wisconsin brick. 12V4c;
Wisconsin limberger, 12'.
nursn.1 iseDiaaKa, .v 24 rrames, u w;
Utah and Colorado, per I'- frames, $3.60.
MAPLE SUGAR-Ohlo, per lb., 10c.
CIDER Her bbl.. $5.75; per -bbl.. $3.25. ,
POPCORN Per lb., 2c; shelled, 93:.
HORSE RAPISH-Per case of 2 do..
packe l, sOc.
Nl'TS Walnuts. No. 1 soft-shell, per lb.,
15c; hurd-shcll, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft-shell.
per io., life; jno. e nra-nnen. per io., nu;
Braxlls, per lb., lieilo; Alberta, per lb..
almonds, koft-shell. ner lb.. 15c:
in.,
hard-shell, per lb., 13c; pecans, large,' per
lb.. lOftillc: small, per lb.. SWalOc: peanuts.
per lb., 6Vic; ro.isfed pean.its. per lb., 7c;
f'l. Ill -.. 1 ..... n (SI,n, .nl,A.H ,,-
iiii, nsniuu., j&'vidt., also mvnui iiu...
per du., 11.76; sneii-pa' a, per nu., i.i fcf
t.w; jiark walnuts, per bu., 31.25; eastern
chestnuts, per lb.. 14c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No 2 green,
6c; No. 1 salted. 7c; No. 2 salted, 6c;
No. I veal cair. to 11 ins.. sc: no. x veai
calf, 13 to 15 lbs.. 6c; dry salted hides. Sff
12c; siieep pens, iji&c; norse niaes, ii.vxtj
2.50.
St. I.oala Grata aad Prowlsloas.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 4. WHEAT Higher:
No. S red cash, elevator, nominal: track.
91&'92c; No. 2 hard, 77(&7!c; December,
91
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, nominal;
track. 424i44c; December, 42c; May, ilc.
OATS Firm; No. 2 cash, 7c: track, 87
638c; December, 26c; May, s7c;,No. 2
white. 40c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents. $4.10
S42o; extra fancy and straight, $3.80'34.05;
clear, $3.6073.60.
SEED Timothy, stefdy. $2.253.85: prime
higher.
wkn M KAly Btea-iy, 2.au.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 7477c.
HAY Quiet; timothy. $7.60(312.50; prairie.
$5.00ti 9.60.
IKON COTTON 1 lt-a 41.UO.
BAtlOINQ 64tc.
HUMP TW1NK 6c.
PROVISION'S Pork, higher; lobbing.
$11.45. Lard, steady, $0.45. Bacon (boxed).
steady; extra shorts, $7.76; clear ribs, $8.12
snort Clear, ea ai's.
POITL.1 RY Oood demand: spring chick
ens. 7c: turkeys, 10c; ducks, 10c: geese, 8c.
BtiTTlsiv Bteaay; creamery, zoc; aairy,
15ft 20c-.
euus Bteaay t zsc, loss on.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbl 5,000 13.000
, i n ucai. uu. ... .
...97,000 " 67,000
...37,000 26.000
...45,000 35.0U0
corn, DU
Oat, du
Kaaaas City Grata aad Provisions,
KANSAS CITT, Dec. 4 WHEAT De
cember, 69TaC; May, 60e; cash. No. 2 hard,
71x73c; No. 2, tannic; rejected, 61i2c; No.
2 red, 84Jl85c; No. !). 8vuS)o,
VIVi' ACVOI1I1JOI, V711 " T4A3 1 Vy ,
ash, No. 2 mixed. 39 e.; No. 2 white, 39c;
oATS-No. 2 white. 638c: No. 8 mixed.
I HffTT ETt Creamerv. a
Sc; dairy, fancy.
KOXiS Higher: Missouri and Kansas
stock, cases returned. 27c; new No. i white-
wood caea inciuneu. 2jC.
HAY Choice timothy. 19.50: choice prai
rie. JS 0UI.K).
HYtiNO. Z. 470.
Receipts. Shipment!.
Wheat, bu 161. J00 176.000
Corn, bu 1600 12.8ml
Oata, DU s.uuu t.VJO
Philadelphia Prodaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4. BUTTER
Steady, fair demand; extra western cream
ery, 26c; name, nearby prints. 27c.
EOU8 Firm; good demand; fresh nearby,
$lc, loss off; same, western, 81c, loss off;
same, southwestern, loss off; same, south
ern. 28ca'.Hc, loss off.
CHEESE Steady, fair demand: New
York full creams, fancy, llc; same,
choice, llc; same, fair to good, 102ii
Uc.
Mlaaeapoli Wheat, Floar aad Braa.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 4-WHBAT-D.
ceinber, 80c; May, 82c; July, 82'a2c; on
train, r.o. i iiaru, eJc; ino i northern.
82t;; No. noithern, 79i&80c; No. '
northern, r2W7c.
FIjOUK ttrst patents, 4.toM.&5; second
patents, $3.30U"3 40: first clears, $3.$ooi 40;
second clears. $2.3062.40.
BRAN In bulk, $12.75.
Milwaake Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 4-WHEAT-Market
higher; No. 1 northern. 84'aMc; No. 2
northern. 81"n3f; May s2'jX2c, bid.
RYE Firm; No. 1, 67c.
BARLEV lc lower; No. 2, 62c; sample,
S2duc.
CORN-Higher: No. 8. 48c; May. 43c.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL Deo. 4. -WH EAT Spot,
steaav: ro. i rro western winter, iwn:
futures, steady; lecember, 65d; Hanh,
6s 4d: May, in $d.
CORN Soot, steady; American mixed.
4a d; futures, steady; January, 4a; March,
as ii a.
' Peoria Grata Market
rEORIA, 111.. Dec. $.-CORN-Hisher;
No. 3. 4Sc;
39C
new No. 3, 40c; new No. 4,
Whisky Market.
BT. LOUIS, Dec. I-WUISKY-Bteady at
CINCINNATI. Dec. 4 WH ISICY DlBtll
h-rc' fiiuelied good dull, higher on basis
of II 27.
I V.c .HIA. Dec. 4 -WHISKT-Oa th bi
ot $i-i1 or fiulsbtd cooda, . .
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Muck Excitement Shewn on 'Change During
Day's Baiiness.
VOLUME OF TRADING IS VERY LARGE
.'tted -State Steel Preferred, Brook
lya Traaalt aad PeaasylTaala
Lead la the Dealing; oa
Takiag of Prodts.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4 The net change
In prices from last year shown In today's
prices give no sort of Indication of the
excitement and hurley-burley of the day's
market. The advance of the early part of
the day waa freely fed bv enormous realis
ing, which ultimately wiped out practically
all the early gain. The mere fact of the
Insignificant price changes on such a
volume of business pointa indutably of the
se ling to realize which was effected.
There was no news to account for the
movement. Yesterday's sharp upward
movement, succeeding the gradual growth
during the week of the advance nhould
bring In some light buying through the
commission houses, but buying to cover
shorts was the most Important element.
The bear fright extended Into foreign mar
kets and London's buing of United States
Steel was largely due to the largo short
Interest In that stock existing abroad. The
retreat of the bear Interest which began
yesterday became a rout today. Many of
the stocks which have already enjoyed
some measure of recovery from the depth
of the depression were notably outside of
today's movement. The western and Pacific
stocks were not conspicuous sharers In the
activity and strength and the southwestern
and southern stocks concerned in the cotton
movement showed positive depression. The
total dealings rose above 1,000,000 share
and this enormous business was largely
congested In United State Steel preferred
and Brooklyn Transit and Pennsylvania.
The shorts In United States Steel preferred
believed that the buying In that stock win
for account of managers of the recent
bond syndicate. No specltlo news developed
to account for the movement, which
reached an extreme of 3'4 points. The
stock's net gain was 2 points.
The volume of dealings in Pennsylvania
was also enormous throughout the day, but
the price movement was narrow. The ex
treme rise was and the stock closed U
higher than last night. The taking of profits
here was very obvious.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit's late upruBh of
64. points was manifestly designed to help
hold the rest of the market, but the con
tinued outpour of stocks made this un
availing. Brooklyn Transit Itself closed
with only 3 points saved of net gain. The
only explanation was the rumors of trans
fer of large blocks of slock for the purpose
of consolidation of the New York fraction
Interests.
The buying of stocks for London account
helped to weaken the exchange market and
both discount and the price of gold were
lower In London, but the money rate ran
off In this market so that no gold was
taken In London for New York. Prelimi
nary estimates Indicate that the receipts
of currency from the Interior by direct
express reached something less than $3,000,
000. As the subtreasury operations have
withdrawn from the banks something like
$3,335,000, it Is expected the cash will show
a decrease of a few hundred thousand
dollars. .
Only a few speculative bond Issues
shared In the strength and animation of
the stock movement, notably United States
Steel second 5s. Total sales of bonds, par
value, were 16,571.000. United States bonds
were unchanged on the last call.
Following are the closing quotations on
the New York Stock exchange:
Sales. hiKh. Low. Close.
Atchison 36,330 6S-T4 67'4 67
do pfd 1,360 92 lk 82
Baltimore & Ohio 19. W iH 7hW 78
do ptd 210 b)-r
(.-auadian Pacino b,K0 Hit1 llhVt 1M
Central of N. J 1. 3,0u0 168 156 lnl
Chesapeake & Ohio.. 4,OuO iLI'
Chicago oi Alton .... 200 24
do ptd 850 71
Chicago O. W.. 8,750 16
do U pfd O0 28
32
24
71
16
27
167
S
18
74
13
65
22
158
239
214,
60
67
49
U
16
27
167
19
73
14
64
22
159
242
21
28
67
49
160
unicago A jn. w 1,000
Chicago T. & Trans... 600
ao pin
C, C. C. & St. L. .
Colorado Southern.
do iHt pfd
do 2d pfd
1,110 u4
200 74?
2.850 144
200 65
vat 2si
Deiuware & Hudson.. 3,'M)
160
Uela., I & West.
Denver & K. O....,
2,400 244
500 21t
do- pfd...... 600
Erie 7. 37,750
do tut pfd 4,877
do 2d pfd 5,000
Great Northern, pfd
V -28
684,
60
jiocKing v auey ....
do pfd
73
83
2.000 84
84
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
2,5: 131 130' 130
, 200 22 2U: Zl
1.400 41 40 39
, 100 19 19 :
, 200 80 35 85
, 4,700 107 ' 106 100
16,960 141 140 140
do Dfd
K. C. Southern
do nfd
Louisville & Naalu.
Manhattan L
Met. Street Ry...
Minn. & St. L
Missouri Pacific ,
Missouri, K. & T,
..12,760 121 118 110
.. 200 61V 61 60
..43,060 9;t 92
.. 1,800 18 16
.. 2,210 39 39
.. 300 " 38 37
.. $.450 119 Z18
92
17
89
ao pra
N. R. It. of M., pfd.
37
118
67
New York Central..
Norfolk & Wealern.,
2,900 58 67
do ufd
100
88 88
87
Ontario & Western.
Pensylvanla
P.. C. C. & St. L....
Heading
. $.725
112,301
. 600
.43,454
. 200
.. 800
.14,375
. 2,025
21 21
21
117
118 117
' 63 61
1J
40
44
44
ao ist pra
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. L. A San F
77
61
27
63
77
60
25
61
7il
60
26
01
7
60
ao lRt pfd
do 2d pfd 700
St. L. Southwestern.. 610
46
47
20
79
25
22
86
71
87
204
37
17
17
87
46
14
83 1
46
2o
78
24
2f
83
76
87
20
36
162
37
45
do pfd 1.700
82
Southern Pacific ......23.210
Southern Railway 4,025
do pfd 2,900
Texas A Pacific 4,700
Toledo, St. L. & W.. 960
do pfd 2,265
Union Pacific 44,910
do pfd 660
Wabash 1,425
do ptd 111,350
Wheel. A L. B 850
Wisconsin Central.... gno
do pfd 400
Adam Express
American Exp ....
United State Exp
Wells-Fargo
Amal. Copper 68.660
Amer. Cur A. Foun.... 2,400
do pfd l.ioi)
Amer. Lin. Oil 180
do pfd L75
Amer. Locomotive.... 9 0
do pfd i,uo
Amer. Smelt tc Refln. $.150
do nfd aio
46
20
78
Z4
21
84
. 76
Do
20
36
16
17
185
200
4?
20
67
9
29
15
77
47
41
19
66
29 -15
76
40
41
1QI T
-7?S
C5
9
Z8
15
76
46
89
S
8
Am. Bugar R., 'x-dlv. 14.320 124 123 123
Anaconda Mln "o.... 5o0 72 70 69
uroogiyn Rapid T.... 114.215 49'A 44 4?
Colo. Fuel & Iron I,8u0 29 2S'i 28
Col. Hock. Coal "? . ii
Consolidated Gaa 4.300 180 179 179
International PaDer.. 4.m i im in?
12
65
11H
11
do pfd loo
International Pump
ui
30
68
36
ao pin.
Nafl BiHcuIt 100
Nat'l 1ead no
S 36
i'iaT tot"
13 13
76 75
13
North American 400
Pacitlo Mall l.OaO
People's Oa 7,70
Pressed Steel Car 2,195
76
2
27
90
27
68
217
7
43
15
73
82
7
76
9
'iiri
64
88
28
271
8
as
do pfd oho
Pullman Pnl. ir 130 217
Itepuniie Steel 2.900 7H
.1
U,u. ........... . AMI,
4S
Rubber Goods . 400
16
73
33
7
ml
'l2
68
69
15
do Dfd.. ex-div Hat
71
Tenn. toal A Iron.... $.750
U. 8. I-eather 1,100
83
do Pfd - 1 1V1O
76;
U. 8. Rubber 200
do pfd
U. a Steel M.S50
9
S8
11
do pfd 216.328
Western Union 3,000
66j
88
xortnern securities
Total sale for the 'day." t'm.ioo' share.
89
1
Bostoa Stork Qaotatloa.
tioHTON. Dec 4-Call loans, VAftt per
cent; time loans. 64i per rent. Offlclal
closing prices on r'.ocka and bonds:
Atihison 4a
alei. Central 4a..
Atialaon
do pfd
Boston A Albany.
Iliiatua A Maine.
. b9!4;AUoue
... 4i
... 41
. e Amalgamated
. Tt.Blr.gnain
KWsl. at Heel .....
.14 Centennial
.149 CuDHr Ran
... Zl
...4.(5
... 1S
,.. 44
... 15
Bostun Rlevateil
N Y.. N. H. A
Kltcliburg pfd .,
14o Dominion Coal ...
H..1S Kraukllu
....las !nia Roiala ,
1u Mubak ,
.... lo'.4 Old Uomuilao ....
....12J" Oaeeola ,
....IJO Parrot
....l:7t,'Uulucv
... Ti
...
...
1 nlua haclAe
Mel. Ceutral
Amer. sugar
"da pfd
Amer. T. A T
iKinilnlon I. A l.
oQral Clot-trio .
Mass. K let trie ...
do pfd
lulled fruit
V. . Bteel
do pfd
... 11
... 2
... 1
... 17
... 14,
... II
... n
... IS(
...
Quanta Fe Copper.
. Tamarack
JOa Trinity
17S.Cn. ted States ....
W luh
, IfalVKtorla
fc4WlnoBa
timWolverlna
wealing
Adventure
Jnalr Weat
Asked.
Ex-dlvldend.
Forelga Flaaarlal.
LONDON. Dec. 4. Discount were quiet,
deni.no the abundance 011 the market. Pus
I nesa on the Slock exchange was quiet, ten
dency downward, especially in the case of
home rails. There was a disclliiaAlon to
operate la view of the fart that the Stock
exchange wilt be cloned tomorrow ajid oa
tcowuiit ot Ui minim couuigu im 'Xua
day, in addition to the far eastern sit
tlon. which continued to have an unsett
Influence. Consols were easier, the strength
of Americans being the only feature of In
terest. The cheerful New York Influence
attracted some support, causing some ad
vance to well over parity, whereupon the
bears hastened to cover. Norfolk & West
ern was the feature. Atchison, Topeka A
Santa Fe and Union l'acttlc were strong
and closed strong at slightly below the
highest. The announcing pending issue of
$14,000,000 of Canadian 4 per cent debonture
stock was quietly underwritten on a com
mission of i per cent. The stock will be
Issued at 106 clear of Interest. It Is ex-
tier ted that the Issue will be made Decern
er 11.
PARIS, Dec. 4. The Spanish cabinet
crisis depressed Internationals, which were
alternately agitated and depressed, finish
ing weak. Industrials were irregular. At
the close prices were steady. The private
rate of discount was 213-16 per cent; 3 per
cent rentes, 9Sf60o for the account; ex
change on London, Jof 19c for checks.
BERLIN, Pec. 4. Trading on the bourse
today was languid. Exchange on London,
20m 46 pfgs. for checks: discount rates
short and three months' bill 3 per cent.
New Tork Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec, 4-MONEY-On call,
firm, 66 per cent, closing 6 per cent;
Time money, firm; sixty days, 6 .per cent;
ninety days, 6 per cent; six months, eH'n&'li
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, b,a(i
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.&3103
4.8320 for demand and at $4.7lHWi4.7i)70 for
sixty-dav bills; posted rates. $4.80H-a4.81 and
$4.84ii?44: commercial bills. $4.79'S'4.79.
SILVER Bar, 66 Vic; Mexican dollars,
zc
is J NDS Government,
strong.
steady; railroad.
The closing; quotation on bonds -r a
follows:
U. B. ref. xa. reg
do coupon ,
do Sa, reg
do coupon
do new 4a, rag.
do coupon ,
do old 4a, rag...
do coupon
do 6a, reg ,
do coupon
Atchlaon gen, 4a...
do adj. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a
Bait. A Ohio 4a.
do IVka
..106 I,. A N. onL 4c N
..ion iMinhitUn . 4s. .101
..107 Mex. Central 7J
..107 do Ut Inc II
..l3VMlnn. A BU U 4t.. H
..133VM., K. A T. 4s M
..103 do il 7H
..no In. r. n. of m. o. 4. n
..110 N. T. C. (. tfc
..HO N. J. C. g. It
..l'KI't Not PaclOo 4l
.. r i do s
.. 3 IN. A W. e. 4i...
..lniHt'o. 8. L. 4 A par
.12
. 70
. M'k
. K
. " )
9- rpno. coiit. '...
Central of Ua. 6a 104
Heading, gen. 41... ,
in
do 1st Inc 4
SI. L. & I. M. c i.lll4
Che. Ohio 4..1014 St. U A B. F. f. 4. MVfc
Chicago A A. '.... KN St. I,. 8. W. la 2Vt
C, B. & Q. n. 4a... 3 Soaboard A. L. 4a.... 71H
C, M. A ft. P. g. 4a.l10 I Ho. Parlflo 4 S6'-.
O. A N. W. o. 7a.. .ISO So. Railway 6a. 11214
C R. I. A P. 4a.... 7u Texaa A P. Is 114Vi
do col. 6s 75 T., St. h. A W. 4s..
C.C.C. A RL L. g. 4a KV Lnluu I'aiino 4a la
Chicago Ter. 4s 76 do conv. 4s 94;
osm. Tobaoao 4a CTtt V. S. 8tl 2d 6s.
Colo. A Bo. 4s 84H, Wabash Is
D. A R. O. 4s loo do deb. II
Brla prior lien 4s.... 84 W A L. K. 4s...
do general 4s 5ft Wls. Central 4a..
. 70
.113
. 611 'a
. 86
.
. M
rt. w. a D. c. Int.. log icolo. Fuel c. as..
slocking Val.
41S...104
Offered.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Deo. 4.-Closing:
Consols, money ...
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon ,
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohte
Canadian Pacific
Chea. A Ohio
MTi N. Y. Central 122
Norfolk A Western.. 41
l do pfd ill
70 Ontario A Western... 2:
6 Pennsylvania KJ
81 Rand Mines JO
121 Reading ii
S3
. ie
do 1st ptd 40
do M P'd 31
Bo. Rallsvar ills
do prd 81
Bo. Pacific 4S9,
Union Paclfla 7
do pfd M
C. 8. Bteel 12
do Pfd 67
Chicago Ot. Western
a. m. a Bt r 147
DeBeera
SO',
D. A R. Q
do ptd
Erie
do 1st ptd...
do id ptd...
Illinois Central
Loula. A Nash
M.. K. A T...
, 74
19
70
61
.135. Wabash 21
..1HHI do pfd 38
.. 18
BAR SILVER Uncertain, 26Sd per ounce.
MONEY 2ii2 per cent; the rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
3 l5-16fj4 per cent; for three months' bills,
S3tW3 15-16 per cent.
liar goia. usii'Va: American eagies, n
6d.
New York Mlnlna Qaotatlon.
NEW TORK. Dec. 4. The following are
the closing quotations on mining slocks:
Adams eon
Alice
Breece
Brunswick Con...
Comstork Tunnel.
Con. Cal. A Vs..
10
Little Chief
... 14
... 10
...
. i
...105
...100
...1U6
... t
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
Savage'
Sierra Nevada
Hmall Hopes ..
standard
..too
..104
.. I
.. 11
.. 4G
.. 60
1
..to
Horn Silver
ron Bllver
Leadvilla Con ...
Bank Clearing;.
OMAHA. Dec. 4. Bank clearing for to
day, 81,806.647.24, an Increase of 3164,496.04
over tne corresponding aay .'uei year.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK.. Dee. 4. COTTON The
market onened lirm at an advance of from
6 to 23 points, following cunies mat were
even better than expected, snowing appar
ently that the EngilKh traders were ex
pected to put as bulilHn an interpretation
on' the government's renort a locally and
It seemed that local support took no more
bulllah a view of the situation. i any
ruin rlier wns a. trAmendous atronir ele
ment in the market at the start, and while
it looked as though the liquidation might
depress the prices, every decline was
nrnnmi v roiioweo dv anomer UDturn.
Shortly after the opening price showed a
net decline ot Wrclo points on the active
months, with December selling at 12.26c.
January at 12.34c, March at 12.45, May at
12.46c and July at 12.43c. Almost at once,
However, tne local uuii leaoers oegan ouy
tng all along the line, shorts continued
covering and prices were forced up In a
very jerky. Irregular sort of way until the
hlgheHt point, which was shortly after
mlilduy, showed u net gain of 14rn22 poliiU,
with January selling around 12.6U0, March
at 12.73c. Mav at 12.71c and July at 12.76c.
These were the new high prices for the
Beason. During the progress of the market
It was reported that the local bull leader
was feeding-out his holdings to certain
Wall street shorts for March and he turned
a buyer for a trifling break, but when
prices had reached the high level men
tioned renorts or seriiements "were circu
lated and with the trade feeling that the
short Interests had perhaps- been pretty
well eliminated, the tone became easier and
realising heavier, so that during the bal
ance of the session the market showed a
somewhat sagging tendency, though there
was another spurt of a point or two at
the cloae when the market we steady.
net 1 point higher than April. Sales were
estimated at l,7uo,000 bales. But little at.
tentlon waa Dald to foreign influences. Re.
suits about equal to lust year's figures
and the exports were very heavy, with the
soutnern sdoi mantels nrm. nominally un
changed to o higher. The New York spot
market was 20 mints net higher, with axle
of 3,3 0 bales, including 300 to spinners. The
in sight movement ror tne ween was lust
about as estimated earlier and about 12,0u0
ba e over lnst veir' figure.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4. COTTON
Finn; sales, 7,150 bales; ordinary, 9 3-16c
good ordinary, llc; low middling, 12c
middling, 12c; good middling. 12 ll-16c
middling fuir. 13U-16c. Futures, steady
liecemlier. 12.C0ffl2.61e: January. li71E
12.72c; February, 1?. 79012.81 c; March. 12.93
yi.vic; April, iz.faiJ-"''c; iy, i3.uo'gi3.04c;
June, 13.0tWi 13.08c; July, 13.0syi3.09c; sale,
ia,tv usies. 1
ST. IXICIS. Dec. 4 COTTON Mrm, c
nigner; miuuung, suies, Daiee
receipts, Nio ! les; shipments, 244 ba
Ktni-W 1 799 bales.
L1VERPOOU Dec. 4.-COTTON Spot In
limited demand, with prices 40 points
higher; American middling fair. 7.0Sd; good
middling, 6.9J0; inKtuiing. .mi; low mid
dling. 6 78d: good ordinary. 6.H8d: ordinary
6.8d. The sales of the day were 4.000 bales,
of which 600 were for speculation and ex
port, and Included S.WO Anierlcnn. Recelpta
were 41,000 bales. Including 28.9')0 American.
Futures opened excited and closed irregular
and unsettled. American middling, g. o. c ,
December. 6.70d; December-January. .65d;
January-February, 6.60'i6 old : February
March .69d; March-Ap-il. 6 67d; April-May,
4 Na6.5kl; May-June, 6.64d; June-July. 6.61d;
July-August, 6.49d; August-September,
nominal.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-METAI4-Tin. ad
vanved 6a 7d for the day In London, closing
at 118 16s for spot and 120 for future
Locally, tin wa quiet at t-o 0O4i i9 00. Cop
per wai lower in London, spot declining
2s6d to 65, and futures 6s to 54 10s. Lo
cally, copper remained quiet and price are
mui f) ur ieiai iiuiiunai. n rz in uuuit'u at
$12.0041 12 37; electrolytic tl2.12. and cast
ing at $12.00. Lead wa unchanged at $4.25
In the local market, but declined Is 3d to
11 Is 3d In Ixindou. Spelter was dull at
$0 26 In New York, and wa also unchanged
In London at 20 10h. Iron closed at 48 6d
In Glasgow and at 41 6d In Middlesborough.
locally. Iron wa unchange1: No. 1 foun
dry northern was quoted at $'5 001116.00; No.
2 foundry noithern at .14 ri 15 On; No. 1
loundrv soutnern ana iso. t tounary south
ern soft nt $13 5014.00.
ST. IJL'IS. Dec. 4 METALS Lead, firm
a $4.02; spelter, lower at $4.60.
Evaporated Apple aad Dried Fralts.
NEW YORK, Dee. 4. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market continue rather
easy, principally on the lower grade, which
are In light demand, and In aome Instances,
being pressed for sale. Cmmon are quoted
at 44c: prime at 5iif'o; choice at 6
feS'.c. and funcy at 6V1i7e.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are quiet at quotations ranging from l:'ie
to 7c for all grades. Amicot are steady,
i:h choice quoted at ia'c: extra chulo)
at IH.tiuV.c. and fancy at WSIU: Peaclna
tenuain quiet. Choice are queried at 7V
7.-: extra cholca at 7j4u, and fancy at
liialOUfc
SSloMADA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Becc-ipU Moderate and Prices Held
Generally Steadj.
HOGS SOLO STEADY TO STRONG
Receipt of Sheep aad I .a nibs Light,
at Other Market Were ((.noted
tower aad Trading; Rated Blow
and Considerably Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec. 4.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hues. Sheen.
vraciai Monday.........
Official Tuesday
Ofllclal Wednesday
Olhclal Thursday
Ofliclul Friday ,
Five dav this week
...18,794 38,737 66,7!6
Same days. last week..
.18,937 31,218 29,bu8
.20,179 86,002 61,292
Bame week before
Same three weeks ago 28.394 80.79 77.606
Same four weeks ago 27.3M) 21.938 71,922
Same days last year 21,476 42.4il 46,406
RECEIPTS FOR TUB TEAR TO DATE.N
The following table shows tne receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
me year 10 date and comparison wuu iaai
year;
1903. 1902- Inc. Deo.
Cattl I,016,6h3 940.6f 75,0Z8
Hogs 2,046,7(i8 2,066,517 9, $09
Sheep 1.751,377 1.616,165 135,222
Average price paid for nog at South
Omaha for the laat several day with com
parison: Date. I 1903. lS02.l01.1900.18M.1898.18t7.
Nov. 16...
Nov. 16...
I 67
6 63
6 63
t 63
6 63
6 73
i 81
4 82
4 90
4 78
4 78
4 75
4 73
I rZ 1 S6
4 64
I 84
I
86
29
3 86
2
a
111
I 87
8 44
3 40
3 83
3 23
3 20
8 lo
I 81
3 34
ivov. 17...
Nor. 18...
Nov. lfl...
6 29
81
6 29
S86
8 32
8 34
3 14
a
8 21
3 27
3 27
8 SO
8 24
S 28
3 20
3 27
3 23
8 2o
3 19
8 21
itst
Nov. 20...
( 28
24
t
Nov. 21...
44V
I 89
I 80
1 86
Nov. 22...
Nov. 23...
6 20
6 76
i 66
4 76
4 78
6 86
4 St
a
6 1)
Nov. 24...
4 20V4!
3 8:
Nov. 1:5...
6 03,
6 76
a
4 87
3 77
NOV. Z6...
Nov. 27...
6 99
a
6 02
6 78
4 20
4 24.
4 S3V
6 73
4 76j
3 76
I 731
Nov. 28...
4 71
Nov. SO...
Nov. 30..
Dec 1....
6
6 85,
t 00
4 74
4 60
3 6n
4 71
3 21
4 H
4 31',
6 09
a
6 95
6 88
6 92
4 63
8
8 25
Dec I....
Deo. 3....
Dec. 4....
6 08
8 761
8 28
3 29!
4 40Ja
4 43,
6 131
4 64
6 22
4 68 3 81
Indicates Sunday. "Indicate holiday.
The official number nf cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Has. Sho. Horn.
" m. ft Ht. p. Ky 1
4,673 .4-i H.trt)
.. 4,4X4 7,0:0 16,030
.. 6,197 6,703 11.643
.. 2,3;S 9.4W 9,303
,. 1.963 7.169 2,37
86
1
1
16
12
14 !! 1.
u 2
10 1
1
3
1 .. 4
1
4 ..
mil
Wabash
Mo. Pac Ky 5
Union Pacltlc System 26
C. & N. W. Ry 2
F., E. & M. V. R. R.. 14
C, St. P., M. St O... 4
B. & M. Ry 21
C, B. & Q. Ky 6
k.. u. & est. j 1
C, II. I. & P., east. ..
C, K. I. & P.. west.. 1
Illinois Central
Chicago Great West. 2
Total receipt 83
The disposition of the day' receipts wa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber 01 C6au inuicaiea:
Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.
Omaha Tacking Co..
440
719
Swift and Company
614
421
401
105
1,332
1,678
1,183
"968
1,409
262
465
274
Cudahy Packing Co......
Armour & Co
Omaha P. Co., St. Joe..
Cudahy P. Co., S. City..
Armour & Co., S. City...
Vansant & Co
Huston & Co
83
8
. 8
12
26
1
4
""io
209
Livingstone & R
H.. F. Hamilton
F Hubs
Hobble k & B
Lee Rothschild
Morton & O
Hagarty
Other buyer
616
1,432
Total 2,247 7,865 2.433
CATTLE There wa about a normal run
of cattle here, today for a Friday and very
little, change In price waa noted. All the
early arrivals were soon disposed of, but
tne trains were ratner siow in arriving,
which delayed the close until a late hour.
The few cars of cornfed steer that were
on sale this morning changed hands at
about steady prices. The quality of most
of them wa rather Inferior, so there wa
no life to the trade. As compared with the
close of last week, the market is Just about
steady all around.
The cow market waa also generally
steady with yesterday. In some case can-
ners had to sen a little lower, as tne ma
jority of the receipt consisted of that class
of stock. Good cows, though, sold readily
at steady prices. As compared with the
close of last ween, tne Detter grades are a
little stronger, with cannon and cutter
about steady.
No change was noticeable mi morning
In the prices ruling on bulls, veal calves
and stags, and In fact the same price have
been In force all the week.
The stocker and feeder market wa not
very tictlve this morning, the some as 1
generally the case on a Friday. The trices
paid, though, were close to steady,' particu
larly If the quality was good. Common
stuff undoubtedly wa a little weaker. The
week is closing a little stronger thnn last
week, but hardly as good as the nrst of
this week. The same a ha been the case
all the full, common cattle are neglected
and hard to move, particularly toward the
closo of the week.
There were hardly enough western grass
beef steers on sale this morning to make a
market, but it wouia pe sate 10 quote
prices steady. For the week, the market
has also been about steady, the demand
nnnnrentlv being fullv eoual to the aunnlv.
rtange cows ana siocitere ami leeuers nave
fluctuated a noted above. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ms. At. er. No. At. Pr. .
21 1114 S iS 1214 4 If
U...- 1161 4 10
NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr.
10 feeder.. 648 290
No. Av. Pr.
1 cow 1110 3 60
3 heifer.. 643 1 83
7 feeder.. 632 2 75
I cows 756 2 10
2 cows 10S0 2 63
lcow 90 2 90 1 cow 1160 8 76
1 cow 1090 2 30
J. Rolland Neb.
1 feeder,
20 cows,.
16 steer.
, 730 3 00 8 steers.. ..1090 3 60
.1061 I 75
Penn & Arnold 8. D.
.1158 3 40 20 steers. ...1208
3 40
140
3 25
16 steers
.ViiO 8 40 3 teer....1020
2 steer.. ..1105 3 80
I feeders.. 966
8 feeder.. 11 10 8 :.':
John Phillips 8. D.
22 steers.. 1191 3 45
Swan I.and and Oittle Co. Wyo.
146 cows.... 875 2 70 18 cows 834 2 25
60 cows..... 743 1 00
J. McDonald-Neb.
10 cow....
3 cow.....
7 feeder.
4 heifer..
2 feeder.
1 feeder...
1 bull
1 cow
830 2 15 2 heifers... 65 1 75
J6 19) 3 feeder.. i5 2 60
608 2 23 1 cow 1060 2 40
295 2 00 1 bull 1180 2 10
T. B. Campbell Wyo.
770 2 95 4 heifers... 745 2 US
, TOO Z 96 ' 11 steers.. .. 907 2 45
.1500 3 00 2 cow 1115 2 45
, 700 2 45 1 steer 1OS0 3 60
. 800 8 45 1 steer 1S10 8 60
Insley & Reader Wyo.
1 cow..
2 cow.
1 cow..,
1 steer.
...1105 3 90
1 cow b?o 2 S5
1 cow 1080 1 85
1 steer 970 3 25
..1260 2 90
,.10"0 3 25
.1300 3 25
..1140 2 75
1 Bteer..
1 steer..
1 steer 1300 8 26
1 steer 1390 8 76
4 steer.. ..1142 3 25
2 hulls 12.15 3 00
1 cow.
1 cow.
90 2 60
960 2 39
5 bulls.
1260 2 00
C. F. Tea rin Mont.
12 cows 930 3 10 33 cow 942 2 40
92 cows 974 2 40 8 cow 996 1 90
18 cows 1065 2 40 17 cows 876 1 90
4 cows 9d5 2 90 1 bull 1310 1 75
II. J. Selway Mont.
60 cow 1071 2 85 9 cows 841 8 20
bull 1416 2 00 1 bull 1260 1 60
R. N. Gray Mont.
42 cow 10-J9 2 65 a cows 918 8 00
2 bulls 1200 1 75
II. R. Paddock-Mont
8 bulls 1750 1 90 41 cow loftl 3 40
1 cow 820 2 40 6 cow 915 3 00
HOGS There waa a fairly liberal run of
nogs in signt this morning ana in spite
of the fact that Chicago wa quoted slow
and weak to a dime lower the general
market here wa fully steady. At th
start there were a few loads that per
haDS sold a trifle easier, but It soon be
came evident that local packer had liberal
order to fill and that there were none too
many hogs to meet the requirements. After
the first round trading became very active
and In fact all th early arrivals were
soon out of flrat hands. Heavy hog sold
largely from 34. 35 to $4 40, medium weight
went from 34 40 to 34.46 and lights from
14 46 to a4.l.
The close of tl.a market was even more
active, with Tirices ranging strong to
nickel higher than the early sales. All th
nacker wanted the hogs and a a resul
It only took a few minutes for the late
arrival to change hand. Representativ.
sale
No.
1...
as..,
It...
4i..
S..
4...
..,
41...
44...
...
13..
At.
...
...114
...l'.l
...4
u rr.
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4 M
4 19
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as iti (0 4 4tt
77 111 aa a sa
as.
64.
.Ut 4 44
4
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,... V- 4 4t
... Ml. 4 4S
....tn ... 4 44
....! ... 4 44
... t a 4 44
,...ts4 at 4 44
....HI ... 44
....tea lit III
...J4 ao 4 44
.1-1 14 4 tin
sa a av
v4 4 4 4
320 M) 4 4
.'Hi 1 SO 4 441
- ID 114
aui SO 4 as
...U a 4 44
...... m. ta 4
..
SHIP YOUR HIDES, TALLOW AND WOOL
It any quantity and pet highest market prices. Write for infor
Illation, prices and shipping tags which are sent free bj out
I luse which is located nearest to you.
J. S. SMITH & CO.,
WHOLESALE HIDE MERCHANTS
tlMHUEB. SIOUX CITY,
,rS 90 4 40
.171 ltO 4 40
.S7i 204 4 40
.2.S4 M0 4 40
, .tn tO 4 4
41
li....
74....
CO....
41....
41....
64...
22....
61....
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41....
it....
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as....
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41....
...273
...270
,...2e
...14
....)7
...111
...234
,...24i
,...234
,...241
,...231
....287
,...m
,...182
...14t
...219
140 4 43
... 4 45
44 4 45
... 4 4i
0 4 4S
n ut
44 4 47 'a
... 4 47 a
... 47v,
... 4 47H
N 4 47 V,
0 4 47 V,
... 4 47V,
... 4 47V,
... 4 40
.271 10 4 40
r.i
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... 4 40
4 4 40
44 4 40
... 4 40
40 4 40
27J
M
2M
SI'S
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21 120 4 40
ilia ... 4 40
3SI 120 4 40
!i.J 240 4 42's
327 ttO 4 42
tot 244 4 42 1,
t0 120 4 4'.'Sa
275 44 4 41"a
ill ... 4 41V!
, 24 121 4 424
4 (0
4 (0
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70..
47..
as.,
at..
....1(5 120 4 to
....201 II IU
....2:1 24 4 to
...Alt ... 4 t
....271 ... 4 44
24 ... 4 4il4
45.
.14 ... 4 t
SHEEP There was a small run of sheen
nd lamb In sight this morning, but pack
ers did not take hold with auy life and In
fact their bid were all of 104fl5o lower
than the same kinds sold for yenterday.
Chicago was quoted considerably lower, and
inai, togeiner witn tne poor quality or tne
offerings, accounts for the very bearish
tactics of local ouyer. At a late hour
there was still considerable stuff unsold, as
salesmen could not make up their minds to
take off as much a packers demand.
Feeder buyer were also scarce and a a
result trading on that class of offerings
was also slow, with prices a little lower.
For the week feeders have not shown much
change, but fat abeep and yearlings are all
of 16fa26o lower. Lambs have been scarce
and have not suffered as sharp a deollne.
Quotations tor grit stock: Choice west
ern lambs, I4 60I&4.76; fair to good lamb.
84.25(54.60: choice yearlings. 83.40fj3.0: fair
to good yearlings, S3.hVii3.40; choice weth
ers. S3.25.j3 3.40; fair to good wethers, 33.00(J
3.26; good to choice ewes. 2.C0fp25; fair to
good ewe. 12.25(8 2.60; choice feeder lambs.
160(84 10; lair to goca reeaer lamns, &.ayM
60; baby lambs, $2.00(03.00: feeder year
ngs. S3.263.60: feeder wethers. I3.15W3.35;
feeder ewes, t2.00ra2.50: culls, 31.002.00.
epresentativ sales:
'S Nebraska ewes
100 western feeder ewes..
.... 87
fJ
84
40
165
V6
103
70
117
2 15
2 10
2 65
2 75
8 35
8 45
5 00
6 00
6 40
western feeder twes..
S western feeder lambs.
16 native ewes
118 western fed wethers..
4 western fed lambs....
1 western fed lamb
83 native ewes
CHICAGO MVK STOCK MARKET.
Market Slow to Lower, with Fair Re
ceipts of Hogs and Sheep.
CHICAGO. Dec. 4.CATTL& Receipt.
,000 head. The market was slow to steady;
good to prime steers, S5.15g6.75; poor to me-
flium, J3.60fut.7b; stocKer una teeners, iz.uu
. . , nr.. n r 1 nt. V. I , ...... i.v,VJ
canners, J1.50&2.40; bulls, 2.00(c4.60; calves.
;2.60fs6.7o; Texas fed steers, 33.ooys.70; west
ern steers, 33.OOw4.20.
HOGS Recelots today. 80.000 bend: esti
mated for tomorrow, 15,000 head. The mar
ket was lOii'ific lower; mtxea ana nutcner,
34.8064.75; good to choice heavy, 34.30rtf4 .65;
rough heavy, 4.2rf4.50; light, i4.30djH.6o;
bulk of nales, S4.4Mi4.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 10,000
head. The market for lambs was slow to
ower; good to choice wethers. 33.758j)4.2B;
fair to choice mixed. U.00(T3.7o: wextern
sheep, S3.0tvii3.85: native lambs, 34.00(86.75;
western lambs, t-oowt.7t.
Hew Tork Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. Dec. 4. BEEVES Re
ceipt, 8.907 head. The market was very
dull. Steers, lofiffio lower; light bulls, loo
lower: cows, dull to 15c lower; evcrnl cara
unsold; steers, J4.004i5.lo; oxen. w.o&'rM.Be;
bulls. t2.4O474.00: cows, tl.10413.46. Cables
quote live cattle settling at IOVhIIc; tops
at ijonoon, lzc, aressea weigni; sueeu, s.ow
at ll12c; iambs 13c, dressed weight; re
frigerator beer, 8'nc.
CALVES Recelots. 5.500 head. The mar
ket for grasser and westerns was very
dull, 600 unsold. Veals, S4.00i8.50; graswrs
nu tea calves, iz.wa4.u1; westerns, www
50: city dressed veals. iiUlSW per pound;
country dressed. 6(rillc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 8,965
head. -Sheep, steady; lamba, slow to 15a
lower, 6 car unsold. Sheep, S3.OCKaH.00;
lambs 14 R0ii4 So: Canada lamb. 35 26.
HOGS Receipts. 2.613 head, market for
hoes, weak; for pigs, firm; choice pigs,
15. 2S
l-;xport toaay, none; esnmaiea tomor
row, 1.160; cattle 650, sheep and 6,700 quar
ters 01 Deer.
St. Lonls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUTS, Dee. 4.-CATTLE Receipt,
600 head, including 1.000 nead of "rxans.
The market waa dull and steady to strong;
native shipping and export steers, W.Wrf
15; aressea beer ana outcner steers, m.oooi
6.00; steers under 1.000 lb., S3.35&4.85; stock
er and feeders. 82.20iT3.65: cowa and heifers.
!.25!&3.76; canners, i.io'uz.a: pun, iz.oow
60: calves. S3.00S6.60: Texas and Indian
steer, 82.25(33.80; cow and heifers,. 82.00
3.00.
HOOS Receipt. 6,600 keaa. Tne market
was fisilOo lower: D m and 1 hrhts. 84.3014.60:
packers. 34.204.50; butcher and best heavy,
14 0f,r4 60.
SHEKP AND LAMBS Receipt. 600 bead.
The market was steady: native muttons.
S3.Oixn3.bO; lambs, 4.rii.fo: culls and buck.
82.603.50; atockers, 81.602.50.
Kansas City Live Stock Market. I
KANSAS CITT. Dec. 4. CATTLE Re-1
celpts, 4,650 head, Including 450 head of
southern. The market waa steady to slow:
export and dressed peer steers, steoay, it. to
O5.00; fair to good, 83.60(4.80; western fed
steers, steady, S3.2&83.85; southern cows,
steady, 81.8ixb2.40; native cows, strong. 81.75
4i3.75; native heifers, strong, 32.25(8 3 80:
bulla, ateudy, 32.15iii3.25; calves, steady, 32.75
fati.00.
HOGS Receipts, 11,000 head. The market
was 6c lower; top. 34.724; bulk of sales. 34.65
ifi4.70; heavy, 47ia.7z; pacaers, i.u.(a.(o;
pigs and lights, 34.W4.67.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 6,000
head. The market waa steady to strong;
native lambs, 84.75f(i6.26; western lambs,
$4 6i!G.OO; fed eves, 32.90&3.35; atockera and
feeder, fz.wii.au.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dec. 4. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 616 head. The market wa steady
to 10c lower; natives, 83. 40.25; cows and
heifers. al.MKu-4.3o: siocKers ana leeaers,
82.60''4.10.
HOGS Receipt, B.44 head. The market
was steady to 5c higher; light, S4.6(J'a4.75;
medium and lienvy, 8.6oi4.75.
HHEKP AINU ijAMitis neceipis, 01a
head. The market was steady to loo lower;
lamb, 85.60; wethers, 34 00; ewes, 83 50.
Sloaz City I.tve Stock Market.
btott-v PTTT. la.. Dee. 4. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 200 head; un
changed; beeven. f3.761j6.00; cows, bull
and mixed. 31.60ijJ.25; stocker and feeders,
32 50.!. 50; calvea and yearlings, 82.25123 25.
HOGS Receipts, 8.0u0 hem); steady; ell
Ins at S4.2Va4.4i: bulk, S4.lfc5j4.40.
Stock la Hlgait.
Following are the receipts of live stock
at the six principal western cities yes
terday:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
. 1,63 7,pa 2.87
. 6.000 30,000 10.0(0
. 4.K.SO 11.000 ,0ii0
. l.WO G.i 5O0
. 616 6.M4 616
,. 2U 2.000
.13,919 61,613 19,503
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas city
St. Iouls
St. Josenh.....
Sioux City
Total
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Dec. 4 COFFEE Spot
Rio, firm. The market for future opened
Irregular at unrhanged price to a de
cline of 10 point under realizing, rather
disappointing European cables and a de
crease In the world s visible supply for the
month that was unaer expectations, tn
loss being about 80.000 bags, whereas. 101.
000 had been looked for by some of th
local traders. Almost at once, however, the
market wa steadied by a renewal of buy
ing from th recognized bull Interest and
there waa also considerable buying by
house with European connections, which
was believed to be for short account. Under
these Influences the market ruled active and
generally firm during a good purl of the
session, with price about 5415 pointa
higher. Towar dthe close, however, there
was heavier realizing and the market waa
finally steady, net unchanged to 6 point
higher. Sale were 2o7.000 nag, Including
Icember at SJofMSSc; January, tiijMMu;
February. fu6 600; March, 6 5fi8oc:
April, 6 76.85c; May, 686i7 06c; Julv 7 05
B7 2oc; AuguHt. 7.26c; September. f.l.VgrT.aTrf-;
October, 7.3ua 7.40c, and November, liyj
7.3J.C.
Th world' visible supply la now 13,833 109
bag, against 13.W8.1S1 last month, and
13.237 901 bag last ear.
Dry Good Market.
NEW TORK. Dec. 4. An absence of quo
tation eontiiiuee to be In evidence In the
tVry good nuukaU rod all Instruction front
IOWA. GRAND ISLAND, NEB.
CHICAGO.
MIXHBAPOLIS.
duords,
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rUnbattan Building.
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Stocks, Grab, ProYlslssa
Bought and sold for cash or on reaaoubl
Margin.
Member Important Kiohaatls,
Private Wires.
Write for our dally market letter and pri
vate telegraph cipher mailed free.
Ship Your Grain to Us
BR.VNCir OFFICES:
OMAHA 109 Bee Blrig. 'Phone 8514.
SOUTH OMAIIA-823 and 325 Exchange
Wdg. 'Phone 72.
COUNCIL FI.UFF8-405 and 408 Sapp
Bldg. 'Phone 574.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Wa bar over 1M office. -References!
171 Stat and Nat'l Bana,
ovn sKRTica is tub best.
Out of Town Business SoUolted.
Oaieaa Braacki 116 Pamaai 4 Tat. 4r
TB0S. M. WAD0ICK. Cormpondtnt
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS filed for record yesterday a fur
nished Dy the Midland uuarante and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farnam street:
George P. Bemls Real Estate com-
pany to Carrie Bradford, lota 20 and
21. Lindsay add 3 1
Alex R. McCandless and wife to Theo
dora J. Inskeep, lot 8, block 7, and
lots 11 and 12. block 8. Isabel 1.8S3
Union Investment company to Otto H.
wirtn. euo feet Wlbo feet oft lot 7,
block 2, Orchard Hill 3,300
John H. Mudd et al. to the Henry .
Realty company, lot 8, block B, Hor
bach's sub of Horuach's 1st add.... I
Richard Edwards and wife to Lester
C. Mudge, W26.C6 feet iota 23 and 24,
block 4, Hanscom Place add 4,750
S. Wright Butler and wife to same,
e25 feet W51.06 feet lota 23 and 24,
block 4, same C00
Lester C. iVludgo ami wife to Jose
phine E. Kllick, et al., executors,
W51.05 feet lots 23 and 24, same.... 9,000
.The Bates Smith Investment com
pany to same, e24.6 feet of W75.65
feet, same 8,375
Irving IT. Baxter and wife to tains,
W75.65 feet, same 1
Hugh G. Robinson to J. M. Adair, lot
18, block 1. Madison Square add.....'. 600
Sarah 13. McCandless et al. to Theo
dore J. Inukeep, part block 7 and
8, Isabel 1
Isabel M. Parrlsh to Frank II. Par
sons, part taxlot 2. 83-16-13 1
Geprge A. Jnslyn to Edward V. Lewis,
part lot 46, Stewart Place 600
Hannah Michaels and husband to In- ,
terstate Investment Trust, limited.
lot 8, block 7 (ex. al foot), Kounts
& Ruth's sdd.
8,000
. 1
Same to Charles W. Pearsall, si foot
lot 8. block 7. Kountze & Ruth's ad
a.
August Hansen and wife o Interstate
Investment Trust, .imitea, 101
block 7, Kountse A Ruth's add 8,200
Home Investment company to Lizzie
R. Jackson. lot 2, Flack' sub to
Patrick 2d add 1,000
Angelica H. Paddock to Sarah E. Ah
burn, w'4 lot 17, block 8, Rush afc
Selby' add '. 450
Frank B. Krejcl to Henry P. Dalley, j
trustee. w674 feet lot 2, block 18,
8. H. Rogers' add 250
Henry B. Ralney to Ira K. Reynolds,
lot 4. block 2, Reed's 5th sdd 1,300
Wllhelmlna Baumann to Fannie Mc
Caffrey, part block 5 and 6, Bowery
Hill add 1.250
John M. Dennl and wife to the Fran
ciscan Sisterhood, lot 1 and 3. block
2, South Omaha add to Omaha 1
TuTasajtchuaetta Mutual Life Insurance
company to Jumps uameron, e"j lot
10, wtt lot 11, block I Shlnn'a add.... 1400
mnnufacturera are to refuse quotation
until condition become more settled. Price
advanced all along th line, but in cer
tain place quotation are noi openiy
made. Buyers are prevented from placing;
orders. ' ' '.
gngav aad Molasses,
NEW TORK, Deo. 4. SUGAR R w,
nominal; fair refining, t S-lOuo; refined, .
quiet; centrifugal, (W teat, II-I60; molassea
sugar, 3 15-ltwi3o; refined, quiet; crush ud,
6.05c: powdered, 4.66c; granulated, 4.45c .
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 31(3380. 1
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4. SUGAR
Steady; open kettle, 2s4'u2 15-16o; open ket
tle, centrifugal, 8 t-Wa2ia; centrifugal
white. 3 ll-l(.'33io. yellows, 3VsV3 U-luc;
seconds, 2'sfr31Xic.
MOLASSES Steady; open kettle, 21310;
centrifugal, 18'i24c; syrup, steady, I fa -6c.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4 SUGAR Open
kettle, 2Vu2 15-16c; do. centrifugal, 3 3-l6.4
ihio; centrifugal whites, 3 ll-lb'Uu'1c; yel
lows, 3','-r3 11-lUo; aecond, 2,4a'3Uc.
MOLASSES Steady; open keltic, 20'$31o;
ceutrltugal, 1223c; syrup, steady, 222u.
Oil aad Hosla.
NEW TORK, Dec 4. OILS-Oottonseed.
steady. Petroleum, steady; refined New
Tork, 39.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
89.45; Philadelphia and Haiti more In bulk,
lo .65. Turpentine, Arm, 6i4l!Hic.
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common to good,
S2.&5'g2.9.
OIL CITT, Dec. 4.-OILS-Cred!t bal
ances, 8187; certificates, no bid; shipments,
62,730 bbls., tverage 68.671 bbls.; runs, 89,121
bbls., average 85.781 bbls.; shipments. Lima,
t.8.630 bbls., average tS,944i bbls.; runs, 57,388
bbls., average 65,079 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Ua., Uec 4, TUKPEN-
TINK Firm.
ROSIN Firm: A, h. c, d, k, f. 32.2s: o.
82 35: I, 82.65; M, 82.90; N, 83.06; WG, 83 26;
WW. 83.50. v
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Dec. 4. WOOL The cur
rent quotations for th day were: Territory,
i.liiho, nne i48'i!c: nne medium, ltygivc;
medium, lk19c; Wyoming fine. 14nl5c: fine
medium, 16U171"; meilluiii, 18',4'alic; Utli
and Nevada, tine. 1616c; fln medium. Vif
17Hc; medium, 19'(&k.; Dakota, fine, lr.iH-liic;
tine medium, ISItVic: medium, 18.20c;
Montana, fine, choice, l&iifjr; fine medium,
choice, K'ifMc; staple. 20tf21o; medium
choice, 20'ri2lc.
BT. LOUIS. Dec. 4 WOOL Nominal j
medium grade combing and clothing, 17''
21Hc; light fine, 15fl7Wc; heavy One. Via
Uc; tub washed, 20(d3lc.
Phlladelpkla Magistrate la Toll.
PHILADELPHIA, Deo. 4. Magistrate C.
Harry F'etcher today entered ball in th
sum of Sl.&uO for his appearance at court
on the charge of misconduct In office.
He Is accused by an agent of the Law
and Order society of accepting unsecured
ball. A few day ago Judge Sulzberger al
lowed a bill of Information against the
magistrate, but the latter' counsel ob
tained a stay of proceeding from th su
preme court. The warrant for Fletcher
arrest waa sworn out on th suggeHtlon of
th district attorney. Magistrate Fletcher
waived a heating. Ills caste will not go to
the grand jury until after th Infurrnatlos,
proceedings are argued before the supremo
court
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