Nebraska Newspapers

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CRAI5 ANi PRODUCE MARIE
Jssrt in WW. Work tb Market for
Break of a Cent a Bush..
SNOW ON SMALL CROP DAMAGE BY DROUTH
Ctn Abaa Halt Coat Lawer Libera
ale ta Arrlra la Oaaaha
basstw at Wall Mreet
Grata Pita.
OMAHA, Nov. 29, 1904.
Tea grain pttm were not especially aotlv
nu infj renectewi tn twvoue conamon or
th trsdlng element. Th early advices
were favorable from Liverpool and there
Jra report of bad wwihrr from Argen
lino. Thie was 4VllMr4l hv r Twirled hut.
down on tho part of tha Minneapolis millers
some rrmnrmatinn of tne mim oy
aro-utn and fly fro flnow, tho crop author
Ity. The shutdown nrnrnatt!on of tha mil-
lera was simply method of bringing pr
ura to bear on tho railroads to sUlow Iho
ppooant freight rat mi to remain effective
and not to make an aIvan on December
I aa scheduled. Pnow'i reports aJwaya i on.
aldorad reasonably rellahlo, had a steadying
rreot. But tha market wa on Buon tenner
hooka, evoryhodv weltlna- for aomo definite
news of Bultlolrnt foroa to eaua aotlon ona
war or tha other, that ther tru no im
provement In tha voJnma of business.
North wtom ear lot renrlDts war libers!,
In Omaha tho car lot reoeipts war light
and thoro wa llttla good wheat orrered.
Frloes wafe comparatively firm and un-
rhlln rmA
December wheat oponad at Sl.ffH. a sllfht
advanoo. then turning, declined to ll.'Mi.
VI th recovery on Snow dispatch to il.Vt
aaraln. Mar waa a llttla hotter than on
Monday, but thara wasn't much dolnr Jt
anM ' ii.neuai.06V to tl.OSW and bark to
fl.OtS. Bo alow waa tha epeeulatlve trading
that It waa sometimes two or throa minutes
between a nuotuaUon, July waa pracucaiiy
unchanged.
In tha last hour of tha Beaslmi tho mar
ket developed wtaknMi of a positive char
actor. Tha hoar a, tired of waiting for bear
lah newa, Juat turned looaa on tha various
futures and hrouarht atout a decline of a
full point aa compared with Monday'
close, breaking tho December price to 11.OH4
and tne May to 1.ub4, wnue juiy waa tru
.e lawtr.
Quite a large amount of corn ha been
Bold within tha laat few daye for Omaha
riellvarv In tha near future to arade No.
or better. Thla weather la excellent for the
..n.lltlAnlnar nf rnrn and It la likeW that
the racelpu will ahnw an Improved trade
In the near future. (There la a rainy i-wa
rimnd 1rr eaah corn iTfiittiree were tUHu(l
lower In Chicago. December waa off to 48'aC
and May to to SO. There waa scarcely any
Improvement In tha cloavc
Omaha Caaa Prices.
WHEAT No. hard. 81.0tvr?1.OS' No. I
hard. Sl.0Ofrl.05; No. 4 hard, 90cr1.00; No. I
aprlna , $1.06; No. 4 spring. 86c.
CORN-No. 1 44c; No, 1. 41He; No 4
0e; no arade, rc; No. 2 yellow, 43c: No,
II yellow. 41ci No, J white, 42Vc; No. I
OATS So. S mixed, c; No. S mixed. J7c;
No. 4 mixed, J4o; No. 2 white, 29c; No. 1
white, 28o; No. 4 white, 27Vc; atandard,
Omaha Caah falaa.
WHRAT-J car (sample). Oci 1 car No. 4,
1.000 bu
MH IbK., 90c.
CORN-X
car No. S yellow, 41ic
No. 3, to arrive, 4le.
BARLEY 1 car No. 4. Be.
Grata Marfcata Klaevhera.
Cloalni price at tha following
today and Monday were:
CHICAGO.
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Wheat
December May ......
July ......
Corn
December May
July
Oate
December
May
July
Wheat
December May
Corn
December May
Wheat
December May ,.v-
Corn
December
May
Wheat
December
May
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KBW YORK ' CEXililAL ' MARKET
Qaotatloaa
on Varloas
of tha Day
Coraaaedltlee.
NEW YORK. Nov. . FLOUR Recelpta,
84.311 bbla.: exports. -1,123 bbls.; aalea, 1.4U0
pkfta.; market dull and unchanRed;
Min-
tl.UTil.U; city. 11. 164il.l8; kiln dried, 11.00
BARI-EY-Blow; feeding, 44lc, c. I. f.,
New York: msltlng, 6V0, o. I. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Recelpta. 78.100 bu.: sales. 4.260.-
000 bu. fiiturea. Spot market easier; No. t
red. 11. ITS. f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 northern
Duluth. 11.194. f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 hard
Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b. afloat: except
for a brief early advance wheat was un
settled and centrally weak today; reports
of rain. In Araentlna were subneofiently
denied and with blg receipts and a heavy
Increase in world stocks promoted active
liquidation after mid-day. The close was
weak at (&lHc net decline. Bales Included:
No. I red May. $1 lVol HV closed at
11.10: July. tl.12Vgl 3V cloaed nt II. 02;
December, Sl.14V.ti 1 .lcSM,. closed at S1.14"i.
CORN Recelpta, 15.060 bu.; exports, 140
bu.; sales, 3,0u0 bu. futures, 240,000 bu. spot.
Bpot market easy;. No. 2, nominal, elevator,
and 66c, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 66c;
No. 2 white. 55Vtc. Option market waa dull
here and eaaler on good weather and the
large receipts closing; V4O net lower. May,
CI 9-1(1Ci6iV(c, closed at 51,c; December,
6tSi&'c.
OATS Receipts. 81.000 bu.; exports.' S.OOO
bu.; market dull: mixed, 28 to 32 lbs.. S4Vi
SoVfcc; natural white. 30 to 32 t., 3K37Vtjc;
clipped white, Sti to 40 lbs., 37i&40c. Options,
nominal.
FEED Irrerular: anrlna bran. S19.60
.00; middling, S190O; citv. fjO.Oiy.i 27.00.
HAY Irrenular; shipping, 670c; good to
choice. 8ODS60.
HOPS Firm: state common to choice,
1904, 31639c; Ifl". SKo.ISc; olds, 141So; Pa.
clflo coast, 1VOI, KU"7c; liKiS, S0'u34c; olda,
14' 18o.
HIDES Firm; Galveaton. 20 to 26 lbs.,
lc; Texas dry, 24 to 30 lbs., 14Vtc.
LEATHER Firm; acid. 24630c.
M. .VISIONS Heef firm: family. 11060
"11 60; meae, SD.CMrS.50: beef hama. S22.001T
Xl.t'KI; packet. SlUkM0.60; city, extra India
nieaa. IM.6vjrl6.60 Cut meats, ataady; pick
led bellies. 8 008,75; pickled ahoulders.
I7.F0; pickled hams IOVir 76. Lard, easier:
wentern steamed. S7 36: November closed at
7 .15. nominal; refined, easy; continent,
(7 M: Sooth America.- IS. 10; compound. o DO
6.78. Pork, steady; family. ll5.ilfwW15.6t);
short clear. Sl3.7fifcl6.60; mess, I13.2W13.75. ,
TAI IaV (Jiilet: clv r per pkg). 4Vc
cmintrv tnkga. free). 4Vfr4'4ie.
RICE Firm: domestic, fair to extra, tT
tif'kio: Jnpanexe. nominal
POULTRY-Allve. dull; western chickens,
He: fowla. He; turkeva, l112c: dressed,
weak: western chickens, lltil3c; fowls, 11S
V". turkeva. I5(ji-21c. .
KfIGS Strona: extra fancy selected, SOc;
averaae heat. 2fT2Sc,
Bl'TTKH Firm; street prlea .extra
creamery, Hi -JtiVic. OftlclHl nrlces: Cream
erv. common to extra. In2c; held extra,
1'i2SV4c; atate. dairy, common to extra.
'MW4c; renovated, common to extra. 184S
lVc: weatern factorv. common to choice,
la-ftiSVijo; weatern. imitation en-amary, com-
CHEESE Firm; atate, full cream, small,
September, colored and white, fancy, llVtc;
late made, colored and white, poor to
choice, dUmlOVc; large. September, colored,
fancy. l'Uo: lata made, colored, geod to
choice. 9ftlOVcj large September, white.
fn-v. IUbc; late made, 10i4c; poor to prime.
T4ic.
Phllaalelphla Pradare Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. .-BUTTER
Firm, aood demand; extra aratern cream
ery. Vc: extra nenrhv (trinta. ?9c.
EOOS Firm c-d i"iv- -eirby fresh and
we' er" fresh. 32c. at mark.
CHEEPE Firm, hut cil-tj Nw York full
croamt. fancy, llVic: cheb-e. llo ,
l.lvarpaal Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 2 WHEAT Spot,
mmlnil; futuret. steady; Decsmber, islS1;
Maruh. 73td; May. 7s tt
CORN Spot Amrlcan mixed Srm. 4a lOd.
Kuiuia. quiet; Dfcamber 4 VN'l; January,
44S1.
Dalath tfirala Market.
DULUTH. Nov. -WH EAT To arrive;
No. 1 northern. II OaV; No. S northern,
tl.ouVi Oa traxk: No. 1 Borthetn, II.',;
No. t northern. U-dlVfe:
May. 11 !).
OAT-on track and to arrive,
CHICAGO GRAI.X AD
December. 1-W;
PROVISIONS
Prleea aa Hoard of Trade.
CHICAOO, Nov -Havy movement or
grain In tha northwest waa on of the lead
ing factors In a wesk wheat market today.
At tha close December wheat aaa off re
rleely lo. Ma Is down 'c. Corn Is off
Vytrtc. )at and provisions sre practically
unchanged.
Influenced by early firmness In the Liver
pool wheat market, said to be due to re
ports of unsettled weather in Argentine,
the wheat market here npemd firm. De
cember waa up fee at $1.0", 4 and May sty
Vc to HfcVtO, at l.nVi to SI From tne
atart. however, there waa free ee.l.ng by
commlaalon houses. One cf the prlui-tiatl
elements In the situation was tne accumu
lation of wheat In the northwest, in addi
tion to the bearish situation In the nnith
weat a local statistician's . summary of
winter wheat conditions waa a hard Mow
to bulla, who have been trying to create
alarm out of the drouth In the southwat.
The summery not only claimed the situa
tion to bo good m most lurallilee, but pre
dicted that with a fslr snow protection,
tho dry autumn will help the crop. In:u
much as the lack of moisture has foic d
extra root growth. At lion Dotanba.
reached the low point of the day. Mean
time May dec llnM ta ll.0K4. The mnrxet
closed weak with Lecemler at 1.H- Final
figures on May were Si""Vtri."V. C.ear
ance of wheat and flour were xjual to
Kil.&f) bu. The world's visible supply. s
shown by Rradatreet'a, Inciaaeed 4,ftn.'w
bu. Primary recelpta were 1.1HjO bu.,
compared with Lfti.ano bu. a ye.ir ago.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
kftrket is Stronc, Irrfgular and Mnj
Iunes Art Higbsr.
SEVERAL LEADERS REACT SHARPLY
Lata Advance la tailed States Steel
Follows R a at or that Coraerstlea
Haa aa Optloa aa Lacks
waaaa Steel Plaata.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2S Speculative Inter-
e.t was well maintained in today s s.mk
market and another large day's bulnera
was transacted. There were po.ntj of ag-
riracSlve strength In the market and these
nctudnd some of the .rftue.itlal .allroad
stocks. Rut the greater pait of the ad
vancea of the day were amongst at.c of
loss credit, and sharp reactions wre suf
fered by recant Influen ial leaders of the
advance. This wss notably true cf th
great southern trunk line stock and Co.o
rado Fuel, which made such bt il.lsnt sd
vancea yeeterday, and a. so of United 8iata
Steel prefetred. The he.tvlnesa tf ti.la
stock Is always an Important sympathetic
Influence on the whoia market and it waa
less effectively offHet by the strength of
tho common stock today. Tne latter stock
did Dhow good resistance, however, 1n the
reactionary periods of the mat ket. At one
time during the day tha reaction was fairly
comprehensive and once w.re well belo
Minneapolis, Duluth and Unlcago repot ycaterdav'e closing level. For the most
week and SsO cars a year ago.
Excellent weather and weakness of
wheat a-ere tha main fa--tnra contributing
to rather weak tone In corn. At the eta.t
caah and receiving nouses were liberal
sellera of Miy, while shorts a-ere the best
buyers, Aa tha session advanced so.ne
liquidation of December developed, but es
timated small receipts for tomorrow he d
sellers In chock. The market closed nr
the lowest point 'of the day. December
opened a shade lower, at 4'o, sold oft to
4Nfeo and closed at 4c. May ranged be
tween Hrt and 44o and closed nt 4)W'
Local receipts ware 440 cars, with 2 of
contract grade.
Thefeaturenf trading In oats was chang
ing from December to May by elevator In
terests, a premium or 10 on aiay was
tha prevailing basis of exenanae. In view
of the weakness of wheat the market
held remarkably steady. December oiene.l
a shade higher at HH'il2i)r. sold between
28c and 2Vo and closed st i)4o. May c.oie I
witn a loss or vc at nfebaiso. icai e
celts weia 124 oars.
Liberal hog receipts and weakness of
Wheat and com caused some liquidation of
provisions, but prices showed only a.lght
changes. Trading waa chiefly In the de
ferred deliveries. At the close January
pork and lard were each off 20. at SU.i7V
and 17.00. Kiba were a shade lower, at
S6.66.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
37 cars; corn, 204 cars; oats, M cars; hos,
j,uuu neaa.
ine leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat '
Dec. 1 VT
May 1 09
July'.. Snra'M
May eou-.
July 44iu-J
Oats
Nov
Dc. 2V"4
May 91 Va
July SlVi
Pork
. Jan. 13 SO
May U 96
Lard
Jan. 7 02H
May 1 20
Ribs I
Jan. I 6t
May 7
4RT,
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l,46Ta-t6,
2i
11V.1
31VSS
13 K
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1 oh' 1 WSi 1 07H
1 0fcV 1 OTS 1 OflVt
97V9,'ir8,ittViS
4ii 4s'l48tr9
4.VSI 4f.w 46'U W
46V,46Vt
JO 30Vi
2 294j !f.H
SllViKlHia
31'Hj S1V4
12 72Vl 12 T7Hl 12 0
la vo
7 02V
7 22VI
5i
6 76
12 SO
7 00
7 17V!
62V.I
6 70 I
7 00
7 20
S 65
"2V4!
12 96
7 02V4
7
S 27'4
8 76
No. 2.
Caah quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. 15.10
S.SO; straights, S4.80flr5 00; spring patents
r. 9006.40; straight, $4.4.S0; bakers, S.7tr
90.
WHEAT No. 3 spring. 11.0551. 13: No. 3
spring. S1.024J1.10; No. 2 red. Sl l'l HV
cokin iv o. I, noc; o. 3 yenow, &uc.
OATS No. 2. Soucf No. 1 white. 22W;3.'.4v.:
No. S white. 30ViS32c.
BARLEY Ooon feeding, 8Rc; fair to
choice malting, 42i?61c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 11.11: No. 1 northwest
ern, S1.19: prime timothy, S2.70; clover, con
tract grade, iu.s.;-. , ,- ,
PKOViaiONB Mess pork, per noi., iii.a'i
(ill 35. Lard, per 100 lbs., X7.00. Short ribs
sides (loose). ti .'(ro.is. niton clear siaes
(boxed), S6.76i&i.87V.
Following were the receipts and shlD-
ments of flour and grain:
Kecelpts. Shipments
part the movement was constantly irregu
lar, aharp advances and dull segglng nova
uents occurring at the same tlm.
The late strong rife In Unite! Statoi
Steel followed the publication of a rumor
that the corporation had rei-urrd an ostion
on the Lackawanna Steel c.mpany. Read
ing's good ehrwlng of October net eainngs
did not benefit the mock and Erie waa
Indifferent to reports of an equally good
teault to be disclosed by Its October state
ment. Canadian Pacific waa hurt by its
decrease In October net earnings. Sterling
exchange recovered and London discounts
rose, but the price of go'.d there was fur
ther marked down.
The call money rate at the Stock ex
change was forced as low ss 2 per c?nl
lower during the day on free offerings,
but closed higher. The regular d vldends
only on Sugar refuted the prdlctl ns that
a division of the surplus was contemplated,
but did not prevent the stock frr m being
one of the features of tho rise. The I Teg
ular movement of tha market continued to
the closing.
Bonds were Irregular; total sal-s, par
vslue, tft.035.000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Sal-.HIgh. Low. Close.
.14.300 87H 87
. 4.400
. 7.SO0
. 100
. 7.200
100
eral fund, exrluslre of the tiW.ona.flna gr,i1
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Avalisble cash balance. 141,C2.4r.
gold. sra.09.ti. '
Its lark Maaey Market.
NEW TORK. Nov. SS. MONEY On call
easy at 2Htl34) per cent; closing bid and
offered. S per cent; time loans. Arm; sixty
dsvs. 4 per cent; ninety days and six
months. 44H per cent. .
FRIME mVrCANTILE PAPER-4Mi
fnai si fa
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm; closing
teady. with actusl business In bankers
bills at MK&4fwn for demand and at
14 S370S4 3 for sixty-day hills: posted
rst-. S4 S4V and S4 S7Vi; commerclsl bills.
SlLvER-Bar. 9Hc; Mexl
JTUe
BONDS Government.
Irregular.
The following are the
stocks and bonds:
lean dollar.
steady; railroad.
quotations
on
V. S rf. Is. P
4n eoupos
S S. rec
4s rolson
So sew 4s, reg.
da rousos
4o ol4 4s. T..
ao eusHi
Atcsisnn an- 4a.
do ad. 4
Atlantic C. L 4s
Bl. Ohio 4...
4n IH
rsnlrsl .f O. 4
do tut ino
On. A Ohio 4Vk
Chlrasn A. I "4"
C. B
ItMt Vanhdtttn r. ,. to
...14H M. i ontrii 4 T7
imti do 1st Im- tt
...1A4H Miss a St U 4.... tt
...1K X K. T lftfi
do te MS
...IM N. R. R. nf M. r. 4. t
...10 T C. g. ISs lilt
.. 10?V, N I C. ( fa IHf
... H No Pacini 4s 1"i
... H' do H
...IKJt f- W. r. 4. 11
... I1 O n V. im s ssr....m
...111 Pesn ton. ! 1W
...to Rradlns n. 4 1
107 St. L 1. M. r. ( .!!
! si. i a s r. rg. m-4
Q. s. 4o... Ju"H t. U S . U...
r. M. ft 8t. P. s 4..I10' Shord A. L. 4e.
C. ft N. W. c. 7s. ...1J . Plcllic 4l
C. R. I. ft P. 4.... II RllwT tt
ka eol. hm 4 Tm P la
.1M T , Bt. L. a W.
. M il'nloa Paclflf 4s...
, M do rottT. 4
. m r. a. stent !d (a..,
101 Wbsh I.
.li'l'i do deb. B
. (1 W, ft U E 4
.111 Wla. Central 4
111 Colo. Fuel c. im...
1M
rrr. ft t. u s.
Clileaso Tor. 4o..
Con. Tobsoeo 4e..
Colo. A So. 4a..
D. ft R. U. 4a...
Krlo prior Ilea 4a
do gen. 4s
P. W. ft D. C. is
Ho.lt Valley v,a
U ft N. unl. 4a..
Offered.
7
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.. M
..110
. Ill
.. M
. 1
. .UfiS
.. .!,
..117
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. . 3
.. IS
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103H
S7
94
134H
191
Flour, bbl
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu...
oata. bu...
Bsrfey. bu
2,7'iO
170,0i4)
499 tV
151.
5 501
87.300
3l.?00
1JI.8U0
:'42 7'H)
20i.6i
4.000
26.400
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 16?j25c;
dairies, 16fi21c. Eggs, steady; at mark, c.tyes
Included, iv'o-4e; nrsts, z4Mjc; prime nrsts,
26V4c: extras, 2SVo. Cheese, stuady to Arm,
11H12C
St. Loals Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 23-WHKAT-Iower:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator tl.U8; track.
tl.l3'i; December, 1.07; May, L.10V No.
hard, si.wijji.io.
CORN Weaker: No. 2 caah. nominal:
track. 494f48Vc; new Dectmlier, 44So: May,
i3c.
oats steady: no. z casn. sow. tracg.
S1V:Uc; December, 29Hc; May. 31c; No.
wnitei a-"c
FLOUR Market dull; red winter pat
ents, 36.204160; special brands, S6.4V)f6.60;
extra fancy. S4.7twi.xo: clear, t4.154.40.
(tlHNMKAl, Steady. Si'.W.
SKED-Tlmothy. S2 40.
BRAN Stronger; sacked, -east, truck. 86
tittle.
hay steady; timothy, ss.owu'.oo: prairie.
SO.ooti 10.00.
IRON COTTON TIES 83C.
BAOOINO 7c.
HEMP TWINE 6V4e.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower: Joublmr.
111.55. Lard, lower: prime s'eim, 16.70.
Bacon, lower: boxed extra shorts. 17.75:
clear ribs. 8.00; short cle-tr. 18 25.
POULTRY Firm: chickens. TVtc; sprlngg,
10V4c; turkeys, 12Vc; ducks. Sc; geese. 'c.
Hl'TTKK Hteady: creamery. ZJai'c:
dairy 154i21c.
t-UUH Firm. 24c, case count.
Recelnts.Shlnments.
10,000 31,100
D9."00 WOOl
62.0(0 76,010
47.0HO 8300
Flour, bbls....
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oata, bu
Kansas City Grain and Provlslona.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 29. WHEAT De
cember, Sit'sc; May, tl.OOA,; July. Xttc; cash,
ino. i nara, ii.t4iqi.t; ko. x. mam Oi'A: No.
4. SOcfntl.OOr No. 2 red. t104i1oJ: Vo. 3.
tl.01v5l.(U; No. 4. MijjSSe. Re ei.t, 28 cars.
CORN December, 40tic: May, 41(i'
41To; cash. No. 2 mixed. 4,1$44c; No. 3,
43i4;mc; No. 2 white. 44VrV5p-
OATH-NO, z mixed. 2S.c: No. 3 white.
Sf.ji304e.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, IS 2!59.:0:
choice prairie, S7.6oi8l.00. .
ktk Bteaoy, 74c.
EGOS Steady: Mlaaourl and Kansas new
No. S whitewood cases Included. 24c: cise
count yc; cases returned. v.n less
BUTTER Lower: creamery. 2liic: dalrv
fancy, 17c.
Recelnts.Shlnments
Wheat, bu 2O.S00 izr.oi
Corn, bu .4M.Km l(i
Oata, bu 7,0ut) 10,two
Atchison i
do pfd
Baltimore Ohio...
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ...
Central of N. J
C hesapeake & Ohio... S.100
Chicago ft Alton
do pfd '
Chicago Ot. Western. 11. 800 264j
Chicago N. W 3.7O0 206,
C, M. St St. P 9,300 1744.
do pfd 400 183
Chicago Term. & T... 2.110 lfr
do pfd 700 2Vi
C. C. C. & St. L 1,400 89V4
Colo. Southern 200 22
do 1st pfd , 200 69
do 2d pfd 200 36
Delaware Hudson.. 6oo 1B
D. , L. ft W 1"0 326
Denver & Rio Grande l 33
do pfd 700 8fii
Erie 44.0HO 4n
do 1st pfd WO "4
do 2d pfd 1,100 67
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ..
do pfd 300
K C. Southern 4oo
do pfd l.ooo
Louis. & Nashville. ...14.800
Manhattan L l.aoo
Met. Securities 1.9rt
Met. Bt. Rv 23,400
Minn. St. Louis ... 200
M . St. P. & 8. S. M. . 6.41
do pfd WO
Mlsstiurl Pacific 1.6
Mo.. Knn. & Tex 5o0
do pfd l.ooo
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd. ano
103
SKH
94
133 V,
191
44
24T
. saivtj
17SH
183
IS
26
88
224
69
344
1W
Sid
33
8
39
72A
56
.18,800 1674 156
NEW YORK. Nov. 29-8noclal cahl. and
telegraphic communications received bv
riraoatreet a snow tne following chanvei
In the available supplies of grain, as com
pared with the last account:
Wheat. United tit tea and Canada east nf
of tha Rockies; Increase, 2 S8,oiO hu.; afloat
for and In r.urore, increae. 2.0oo.(m0 bu..
Total supply. Increase. 4 Shu.om bu.
Corn. I nlted State and t'anada eait of
the Rockies: Incretse. 4lM.0iio )U.
Oats. I nneo states and Canada, eaat of
the Rockies: Incretse, S76.(m bu.
The loading increase reported this woek
are 496,Ui bu. Ill Manitoba, la.OOO bu. at
Cleveland. HU.OOO bu. at l ot.au liai.o-o hi.
at Oadenaburg. 100,000 bu. at port Huron
nd 60.00 PU. at tit. joaepn. ine Hading !.
rum are toO.OuO bu. at the nur-hn.rn
pterlor elevators and 10S.OOO bu. at Louis.
Ille.
Mlaaaapalla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS,' Nov. . W.-WHKAT-
Deeeinber. SI 0Vs; May. S110; July, tl o;
September. 93V4C; No. 1 hard. I.t; No. 1
..rtnem. it -isms; io. s nuriin-ru, o im.
FIOl.'R Flrat patents. S6.lofl6.10; f e- ond
patrnta, SS.B6ii6B6: nrst citars, st.s,-j.t.46;
second clears. $S.3&IQ"1 76.
BRAN In bulk. 414.aU.
Taled eea) Market.
TOLEDO. Nov. . SEEDS-Clover. De
cember. S7:2V; February. S7TI'; Marcn.
r 77U; prime alsike, 7 S0; prime timothy,
.I7VJ.
Peoria Market.
PKORIA. Nov. ts.-COHN-Actlve and
steady; No. S new. 44vsu; Na. 1 4Jfl4c; no
rade. n,arw.
N. Y. Central 40.1n0
NorfolV ft Western... S.800
do pfd
Ontnrlo ft Western... 400
Pennsylvania 187.8ot)
P.. C. C. & St. L 910
Reading 31.900
do 1st pfd O0
do 2d pfd 1.000
Rock Island Co 17.700
do pfd 1.600
St. LI ft 8. F. 2d pfd. 800
St. Louis S. W 1.600
do pfd 1.300
8. Pacific 62.700
do pfd 1.400
8. Railway .68.400
do pfd 1.M
Texas ft Pact lie 9
T., St. L. & W S.6U0
do pfd 8,700
Union Paclllc 72,600
do pfd 100
Wubaah 1.4W
do pfd 4t)
W. & I j. F.
Wisconsin Central .... ioO
do pfd soil
Mexican Central ..r. K.WW
Adams Kx
American Ex , .
I nltrd States Ex
Wella-Fargo Kx
Amul. Copper 68.7O0
Am. Car t Foundry.. 5.oo
do pfd 2,7m
Am. Cotton Oil 2o0
do pfd 200
Am. ice ., l.UiO
do pfd 3.000
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. Locomotive 7.300
do pfd 400
Am; Smelt, ft Refng . 7.500
do pfd 700
Am. Sugar Refng 73,400
Anaconda M. Co 7oO
Brooklyn R. T 23,400
Colo. Fuel ft Iron 49,6o0
Consolidated Oaa .... 7o0
Corn Products 1,800
do pfd 400
Distillers' Securities. .15. 0"0
Oenerul Electric 1,100
International Paper... S.m)
do pfd 700
International Pump
do pfd loo
National Lead 100
North American 2.200
Paclflo Mall 2.100
People's Oas 89 600
Pressed Steel Car 1.8O0
do pfd .'. 5(i0
Pullmen Palace Car.. 200
Republic Steel B.jnO
do pfd 4 5t
Rubber Goods 1.VX)
do pfd 900
Ten". Coal ft Iron.... Bono
V. 8. T-eather ,..-23oi
do pfd ..-l.
U. S. Realty ft Imp... 1 Ton
U. 8. Rubber J.s
do pM 11
r. 8. Steel ...816 ino
do nfd H2.V
WesHns-hnnsw Flee... 900
Western I'nlon 800
6644
29
52K
141H
168
82
124S
64
91
146
169
34V,
63
47,
141H
76-1,
42"'
Wit
75 -76
87
80S
37 V,
85
68 Vt
2liW
641i
int?
. 364
90 ?
xn-
sttv,
SoVx
115-s
96
23H
4M,
:-o,
24
4M.4
811
84
:ii
9JV
9
40 V,
66
27
51 Vi
1S9T
167V,
81
12?i
63
91 V4
146
1V4
334
?M
4274
188
76
41 '
137H
..74
87vt
79V.
36"5
8f.V,
7Vfc
25 V,
64
66
117V4
36
96 V,
86
3J
54
114
96
23V,
4.,'
"iv
23-
48
22V,
So
334
921fc
XfV,
93
9
39 Vi
1034
9644
S:4
134
190H
49
42
83
26
206
174
181
14H
89 V
22
68V4
S54i
188
326
33
86-4
40 4
73V
57
84
90V4
1564
30
68
28H
62
139-4
1674
81V
124
63V,
90
14
H4
33'
6244
42H
140S
76
90
4144
13KVJ
74
76V4
87
79V
86
85V4
264
63V
674
1174
Conaola. nonay N. Y. Central 144
do account 1 Norfolk ft W 11
Anar-onda do sfit i
Atrhlton " Ontario ft W 43
do pfd 104 PennaylTanla 71
Bal. ft Ohio Rand Minn 11
Canadian faolflc 117 heading I
Choa. ft Ohio 41 do lat pfd 4t
Chloaio Ot. W It do M pfd 41
C. M. ft Bt. P li touthani hallway ... 37
rxBaera 1! do pfd (
V. ft R O Souttiern Pariflc
do pfd I Colon Parlae 111
Erte 41i do pfd fd
do lat sfd 75 I. g. Steal
do Id pfd f ' do pfd
Illinois Central 112 Iwabaah 24
Louis, ft Naah 14T do pfd 47
M., K. ft T S4 Spanlah 4a 1
HtLVfcJR Bar. steady, 27d per ounce.
MoNtsiY fai per cent.
The rate 01 discount in the open market
for short bills is 1 1-16434 per cent; lor
three months' bills. 8j3V per cent.
MAI1A LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oonfsd Stoers Bather Dall, bit Othsr
Cattle Btstdj to Itrong.
HIGS ACTIVE, BUT TRIFLE LOWER
Fat Sheep sad Laaki la Good rteenaaal
at Stranger Prices and Feeders
Sold Readily a rally aa Ossl
Prices aa Have fleea raid.
Kecelpts mere:
Ofholsl Mondsy..
Official Tuesday..
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. . 1904.
Cattle. Hcgs. Sheep.
S.836
4.1'4
4. -a
11.600
S 2.41
S.0US
Two days this week.... .49 16.P4J 14.2W
Same daya last wek.... 17.04 17.i6 26. f7
Same days week before. 14 1W 15.67 14.266
Sime three weeks ago... S.S.'l 7.7W 15.141
Same four weeks ago.. 12.648 8.866 5.4i1
Same dnys last year... 8.309 13.44 S2.6l
RKCK1PT8 FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and 4 eep at South Omha for
the year to date, with comparison with iast
year:
1904. ling Inc. Pec.
Cattle 870.7:3 896.786 .... 128.061
Hogs 2.073.643 2,006.874 66,66it
Sheep 1.663.4o9 1.706.581 .. 42.172
The following tau:a snows the average
price of hogs at South Omar a for lh last
everal d, wjtn comparlaonsS
Dta. I1S04. los717lrnTill.aaS.Tl8.
J feeders. 1 OK) S OS
3t feeders lata S 7S
R. H. Wllllsmi
1 cow m I
16 feeder.. 9?S
1 ste-er IIM
IS bulls
S bulls Yiih
R.
S Steers. MCI
S feedfra. KH
Sotith lakota.
1 cow 90
1 steer 1440
1.1 cow a. . ,
4 cows...
5 steers.
11 steers.
1 steer..
steer.,
steer...
10 cows...
t bulls...
lis
I SO
S 40
S 38
1 to
i 4o
! "
tot
1 10
S0
S 25
t 0. II feeders . lil
t So' 60 feeders.. 86
Howard-Wye.
I So 61 steers.. ..lOfT
.. 945 1 1 bulls 1234
,..1 S 10
H M Stearns . D
.1140 t 26 1 cw 1040
.1140 S 26 1 cow I'HO
.1310 I 7 1 cow 1110
S 75 t r'eera. ...1"2
J. D. Thorn Wyo.
.. 177 t 7 t cows 1073
..1510 S It
Mllwsr.l Rros Wvo.
12 cows 962 1 60 4 feeders
II cows 942 I It 1 bull ...
Scows Sl' 12 4 cows...
W. C. Blslr-8. I).
SO feeders. .1186 S 40
O. W. Ryan S. D.
1 feeder... 1160 S 40 S3 sters..
i riora l'W4 3 n 6 steers..
1 feeder... 1170 I oo Scows 1X) 1 83
1 stag 1280 t 7S
ti. u. warf-B. v.
.. 994 2 6
C R. Tjlor-fl. D.
.1160 S 40 I cow 89) 14)
..1U0 S 4
A I a. ptrlck-wyo,
. 691
.i:
. 870
.1?S3
.1048
I 70
1 8S
2 6o
S SO
S 15
No.
Nr.-
Not.
Nov,
Nov.
Nov
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
N'ov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. 18
Nov. 19..
Nov. 20..
Nov. 21..
Nov,
1..
m
.'.
4.
S..
..
8 .
1" .
11..
1..
IS..
14...
15..,
18..
17...
36
104
81 i
1134
161
116
694
584
216
24
814
394
191
21
794
'86ti
234
1011
494
1124
41
9014
240
1H4
7J4
?5v;
91
774
1414
81 4
94
9-i
81 J
4
11
35
103V
81
1134
1474
U6
68
664
,215V
' 234
81 .
38
190V,
30
79
864
234
1034
464
IMS
404
90
240
174
714
?4V
94
76
14
SI
804
St
ll(
)"4
Total as lea for the day. 1.469.800 shares
S6V4
65
1164
944
k34
46
2o
2.14
4K'
2-H
236
215
IM
231
hi 4
34
93
334
90
94
39
164
38
354
103
8144
118
1494
118
684
SO?
2164
234
80
884
190
fo4
784
40
8';
134
10'4
484
1114
404
904
240
1"
72
24V
9"4
76
114
96
S1'4
911;
S4
w4
1"4
S2H
Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON. Nov. 29 Call loans, 864 per
cent: time loans, 44(6 per cent. Official
closing 01 biocks ana ponas
Atchlsoa ad) 4a
do 4
Mei. ( antral 4s..
At.laon
do pfd .
Huton Albany
Biotoa ft Malna.
Ibntua Klavalad .
VI l an burs pfd ...
Mexlcaa Central
N y.. N. H. ft
Pere VUrauatt
I nloo Paolfle
Amar. Arga. Cham..
do pfd
"Arner. Pnea. Tuba.
Aner. Sugar
do pfd
1 -Wanting, common
102 .Advanturs ,.
T5 lAllouoa
17 'A amalgamated
H.
luj
t'.J
1
lt.1
140
81
IM
74
Amertcaa
Ailantio
Bingham
cat. A llscla..
Cantennlal
Copper ftango .
Italy Waat
(Dvmlnioa Coal
lino- .
115 Prauklia
1 uranrr
a.'i Itla Rorala ..
IMaaa. Mining
1lt Mtchlraa
iw an.nawk
Inn T a T 14t Monl. C. ft C.
Amar. Woolen n Old Dominion ...
do pfd .-.' N Oaroola
Dominion I. ft P.... !!Parrot
F.dlaon Elec. lllu. ... iH uinc
Uauaral Klaetrle ... 1 Sbanaoa
Maaa. Klottrie ll;Tantarack
do pfd Trinity
Maaa. uaa HI V, t. Oil
failed r'rull 101 Itah
I'nlttd Sltoa Mack.... l .'Vl.-torta
afd II Winona
l a. atosl t'Wolvarlaa .......
So eld 4
Bid. Asked.
1
u
.... 17
.... 1
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....
.... 71
.... 11
....
.... U
.... 6
.... U
....
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.... 44
.... 4
.... n
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... 10
. ...IK
17c; and
S3.00;
75
pkas..
64ii ie.
carton
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Nov. 29. Money was In active
demand In tha market today, partly owing
to the payment of a call for nearly S3,76O,-ri0
of the Cuban 6 per cent loan. Discounts
hardened, despite the more favorable for
eign exchanges. There was a fair amount
of business in some directions on the Stock
exchange though generally the dealings
were limited, the settlement absorbing at
tention. The movements were Irregular.
Consols were fairly - siendy. Americans
opened firm, moved Irregularly to about
parltv, Illinois Central being the feature,
and closed quietly firm. KanTra were easier
on profit-taking. Imperial Japanese 6s of
lw4 were quoted at 94T4-
RERLIN, Nov. 29. Trad. ng on the Boure
today opened sluggish, but Improved later.
PARIS, Nov. 29. Prices on the Bourse
today opened firm and subsfquently became
irregular. The market closed heavy. Rus
sian Imperial 4s were quoted at 91.20 and
Russian bonds of 1904 at 601.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations oa
- Staple aad Fancy Prodacei.
EGOS Candled stock! 26c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 74c; roosters,
6c; turkeys. 12V4C; ducks. SfdTlc; geese, tVic;
pprlng chickens, 8ig4c. . .
BUTTER Packing strldV. 144fM5e; chol.-e
to fancy dairy. 17tfl8c,; creamery, 21ri2c;
fancy prints, 2ac. - '
FRESH Fr EN FISH Trout. 10c: pick
erel. 8c; pike, l.c; perch. 7o; b.uofltn. 12c;
whlteflvh. 10c; salmon, 14c; redsnapprr. )lc;
lobster (green), not-: lobster (boi.edh Socj
bullheads, Uc; catflfh. 14c; b'ack bass. 20c;
halibut, 10c; erappies, , 12c; roe shad, tl:
buffalo. 7c; white bass. 11c; frog leg.t, per
dos.. 26o. -:
BRAN Per ton, 1150..
HAY Price quo ed by Omaha Whol-saU
Dealtrs' association: Choice No. 1 uplind,
17.00; No. t. S6.50; medium, 6.00i eoarre,
.50. Rye straw. 15.00. Thes prices are lot
hay of good color and quality.
. OYSTERS New York counts., per can,
46o; extra selects, per can, 87c; standa-t's,
fer can, 32c; bulk (tdandarda), fer sal.,
1.86; bulk (extra selects), por gal.. SI. 76;
bulk (New York counts), per gal., 12.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Flo -Ida. sixes 126, If 17S, ,
216 and 260 13.25; California, navels, all
!, 5I1JB.
LEMONS California, fancy,
350. M 25; choice, 13 60. I '
DATES Per box ofS0-lb.
Hallowl, In 70-lb. box. per lb..
FIGS-Callfornla. per 10-lb.
85c: Imoorted Smyrna. 4-crown. 124c: t
crown. He; 7-crown. 16c; fancy. Imported
(waahed), In 1-lb. pkgs.. 16&19c; California,
per care of 38 pkgs.. 12.25.
BANANAS Per niedlum-slxed bunch.
J.it4r?.fO; lumboa, S2.75Cd3.5u. .
GRAPH FRUIT Per box Of 54 to 6i, 15.50.
FRUITS.
APPLES Home-Brown Jonatl-ana,
bbl . S4.C0: Ben Davis. 13 26: New T. rk
mil n and Pound Sweets. S3.n0: Ntw Yo-k
Kings. 83.00; New York Pippins, 12 76; New
York Greenings. Sl.ei; New York Bald
wins, S2.75; Colorado Jonathans, $1.61; Win
8nni. per bu. box. 11. 4o.
PEAR8 Utah. Colorado end California;
fall vgrl't es. per box, $l.75fl2.2.
GRA PES Imported Malagua, per keg,
16 or -66 50.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Bell and
Bugle, per bbl., S8.60-S9.00: Wisconsin Bell
ami Cherry and Jerseys, per bbl., 17.76; per
box, 12.76.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES New home grown, In sacks,
per hu.. 4oc; Colorado, per bu., 65i60c.
TURNIPS Per bu., S6c; Canada ruta
bagas, per lb., lo.
CARROTS Per bu.. 40c.
PAPSVlps-Per bu.. 40c.
BEETS-Per bu.. 40c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. Sl.ff2.00!
ONIONS Home grown. In sacks, per bu.,
75c; Spanish, per crate. 12.00.
CUCUMBERS Per case of 1 do.. 1160.
TOMATOES California, per 4-basket
crate. S2.60.
CABBAGE Home grown, per 100 lbs., 70c,
SWEET POTATOES Home grown, per
bu. baBket, 60c; Kanaag kiln-dried, per bbl.,
r.'.fo.
GREEN PEPPERS-Per bu. basket. 60c.
SQUASH Home grown, per dos.. 60c.
CELERY Per dos , , 25660c; California,
46c. 1
RADISHES Per dos., 90c.
LETTUCE Hot house per dos., 4060c;
head lettuce, per dog.. 11 00.
8HALTXVT8 Per dos.. 60c.
Cri IFLOWER Southern.
13.604.50.
Metal Blarket.
NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-ME7T AI 8-The
Ixindon tin market advanced still further,
with spot closlnr at 136 15s and futures
at 136. Tha New York market, while
?ulet. was firm, with quotations ranrn
mm S29 624 to S30.25. the inside price tvlni;
a little extreme. Copper was low er In Lon
don, spot closing at 67 and futures at
67 10s lxHlly quotations w-re iinchn"ed
lake belna held at 814 8746 124. e'ectr--Ivtlo
at (14.75-71 16.00 and catlng a Sl4 6oi
14.75. Lead was unchanged at S4 2"jl.70 In
the local piorket and 1 ondon cloned nt
tit la d, Spelter was also nnchenaed -.
S6.75A5.f7V. In the local market an1 at M
tn 6d In London. Iron c'osed t Ms 6l in
Qlni'DW and at 47s 9d In Mld1leshoroos;h.
Locallv Iron was lint-hanged, with No 1
noithern, No. 1 southern end No. 1 south
ern soft foundry at ' '.n -i and No. 3
northern rc-norv "t si nar --i
ST. LOUIS Nov. S.-METALP-T ead,
higher; 64-4664.K. BpelUr. higher. S5i.
Market.
i:
23
24
26. . . 4 474
26... I 4 624
844! I S 161 I 71' 4 611 4 ' S 84
4 Kls-,1 4 pai a I ( 7fl 4 sni 4 041 S 4"
4 84I 4 871 S 611 I 4 641 4 041 S 44
4 90 i 4 7l S 491 8 8!l ' K
4 SStl 4 741 S SI' S 711 4 S6I I t tJ
I 4 71! 3 8 7li 4 841 4 Oil
4 ov I 4 7; 4 ' rs' 4 7' 4 ' 9 31
4 8 1 S 44,' S 4T1 4 Til 4 Ml 8 67
4 8741 4 S0 1 I 74! 4 691 4 061 8 4S
4 K7i 4 671 6 9Sf 14 741 4 47
4 SS I 4 6? 6 25 79! 4 0JS4S
4 80U- 4 i r, l .' K 4' '111
4 641 6 111 S SSI 4 74' S 94'
4 r4l 4 671 21! 6 49' 4 S7I S l I 41
4 34l I S 3t 5 "7! 4 81' 3 l S Si
4 61 4 561 I I 041 4 9S; I 841 S K
4 71 I 4 46 6 411 i 4 8. 3 87 i S S
4 6641 4 891 8! S 88! I 8 861 S .IS
4 IWU 4 461 t DS! 6 631 4 7SI I S 28
4 46i s tr 6 7:i 3 9j
4 441 A 94' g 811 4 7! 3 8l 8 !'.
4 t-n
4 514
4 49
! ! S 261 5 75 4 76! 3 84! 1 3.
' 4 31 ' J 4 7- S 95' 9 44
I 4 SOI 8 151 16 86 3 82! i 4
4 181 6 041 5 74!
I i 99 7!" 4 "i
27 ..I I 4 20! 6 73! 4 761
28... 4 494 4 24! 0? I 4 711
t 09! t 85! 4 7t
71 S 98
1 3 z;
3 731 3 20
3 68 S 19
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
Nov. 29...
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each mod w-s:
Cat tie. Hosts. Sheen.
M. St. 1". Ky 7
Wabash !
Missouri Psclflc Ry 3
Union Pacific system 43
C. A N. W. Ry 3
F.. E. M. V. R. R 30
C. St. P.. M. & O. Ry 7
B. A M. Ry 60
C B. Q. Ry 3
K. C. A St. J. Ry 1
C. R. I. ft P. Ry.. east 8
C. R. I. ft P. Ry.. west 2
Illinois Central ..
Chicago Great Western 1
Totsl receipts 169
The dispoaltion of the day's receipts wn
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Catt'e. Hnsv Sheen
omsna packing co si 1.687
Swift and Company 641 2.633
Cudahy Packing Co 998 2,3.t
Armour ft Co 916 3,067
Vansant ft Co 224
Carey ft Benton 69 ....
Tubman ft Co . 218
McCreary ft Clark 122
W. I. Stephen;... i 35
Hill A Huntxlnger 98
Huston & Co 19
Hamilton A Rothschild... 8S
L. F. Husx 65
Wolf ft Murnan 144
Mike Haggcrty 24
J. R. Root ft Co 6 ....
Bulla A Kline 24
8. ft S 4
Parker ft Webb 266
Swift, from country..
Other buyers
Jg cows...
tl steers..
1 steer...
1 cow
1 cow
86 cows...
13 cows..
U steers..
t SO
i 90
S feeders.. 970
4 leaders.. 117
1 steer 1270
88 cows....
84 cows...
77 feeders
8 cows.. .,
10 cows. ,
2 hulls.
1 bull..,
.1130
.1110
,.112 111
...1041 SSI
P. A. Yesst-Wyo.
..1120 S 40 6 feeders.
R. R. Dinwiddle Wyo,
s m
CS S 46
834 1 66 4 oows..
896 26 4 bulls....
8M 3 an t feeders.
O. W. Bell-8. D
9i6 2 75 4 feeders.
86 2 00 , 1 cow
feeders.. 1111 S 10
J. Been 8. D.
.l7t t 10 41 Steers...
.1320 1 10 It e 'WS....
Chtmbers A K. 8. D.
1 bull I-'JO 1 00 44 cows....
1 bull 1108 2 00 S bulls....
V. Lewle-8. D.
S1 steers... .13?9 S 81 IS efeers
13 sii-ers..
21 steers..
I steer...
20 feeders,
. 967
.1370
. 86S
.1087
. 810
.114
. S91
. 91
.1096
1UR
.1067
10 steers
Toltec Live
1 feeder... 1710
8 feeders. .110
II cows 1"28
3 cows 11-1
1 cow V!M
10 steers... .IP-
.1312 1 SO S ciw.
Johnson Bros. Vtyo.
.1115 I r. 1 cow 7S
12S0 8 00 1 s-er 8.W
A. B. Cooley Wyo.
.839 S 40
O'Neill Bros.-S. D.
.1237 1 60
Btok Co 11 yo
1 steers.. ..1026
11 r'rt....in
71 feeder'.. 1131
t 'eders..l 81
1 bjll 1360
11
4
5
22 9
16
37 10
11
24 2
6 1
si 3
"7
5
167 24
45
140
1,061
. 22
. 448
.4.463
5.079
"m-35
S 70
3 70
,1 (O
3 00
2 60
4 15
1 ynch A Co. Neb.
1 cow 70 1 60 .1 row....
14 tows 716 1 85 1 bull....
C cows 868 2 60
A. Beegle-NeY
1 enw 970 i H 8 rows ,...1fSI
I cow 1010 1 60 1 feeder... 1'0
2 cows 770 1 86 IS feeders
1 cow 1120 1 75 1 bull....
1 cow Son 1 xft
Ben Drlsklll-9 D.
20 feeders.. 1087 3 86 2 '0...
J feeders.. 10S1 S 35 2 cows...
S feeders.. 1143 S 26 1 cow....
11 feeders.. 1147 3 26 SOcnws...
1 steer.,
9 cows..
38 cows..
1 cow...
t cows..
13 cows.
28 cows.
6 cows..
K'i0 1 26
IV. A. Margrave Neb.
fwi
990
848
. 901
. 85
.124
. 743
1 rs
2 20
s 00
1 10
loo
1 78
2 75
i 5
1 2
S 25
3 8
1 7S
1 75
1 no
S o
8 70
S 0.
1 00
1 60
2 09
t r
S 20
S 20
3 00
J 75
1 00
1 10
2 75
t
ket stronger; beeves, S3 V4J4 00; cow, bu la
and miaed. U Mr aO; stnrkrs srd feed
rv t2 5t?j.tP; calve and ytarllnga, Uftt
19.
MOCiS Ree-lpia. 7. Soft heed; market shout
Steady, selling at 14 04 0. bit k. SI 4"U4-44.
CHICAGO I.IVR STOCK .41 4HKS5T
Cattle, Hogs. gBjaxB) and lambs leadg
-Reeelgta Large-,
CHICAGO, Nov. iS.-CATTI.E-Recelpte,
SOoO hesd; westerns, i.nm hesd: market
steady: good to prtme steers, S60t7.2Jl
poor to medium. S,"iB-6; stockers and
feeders. i:.flrA4.v: cows. II JfVt)4.l. heifers,
HARASS; canners. Siab3j; bulls. 3S
4 20; calves. SJ.0O4.li.6o; western steers. 13 80-t
I . .
HOGS Receipts. S8,t0 pead: eatlmated
for tomorroa-. 46.0tin bead: market stesdr;
mixed nnd butchers 14 .Vfl 4.7": good to
choice to heavy, S8t4 70; rough heavy,
S4 40'V45o: l.sht. I4.4.-4-I4M1
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Ret-eipta. lR.Onn
head: market steadv; lambs, steady; good
to choice wethers, 4 8MJ4.9i: fair to riolc
mixed. 13.4004 60, western sheep. 3ijjfl0
native lambs. I4.3Vij6.15; a-estcrn lambs, t
66. at.
Kaaaaa City Live Stack Market.
KANSAS C1T1. Nov. 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, ai.ono head, tnclndlng 48) southerns!
market steady to 15c lower; choice xprt
and dressed neef steers, i6oo4j6A: fair to
good. 6i.iiauj.0ii; western fed s.eers, S3.50U
stockers and feeders, ti.Ma4.0t: south
ern Btters, I2 3NII4 2.1; southern cjws,
t oo; nstlve cows. II 6o4i3 75; native h ife.s.
Si botftvUO; bulls, 12.VQ m: calve, sl.ooji al,
HOUS Recelpta 22.taM head the largeat
Blnce January, 19u2i; market Hd'ic lower)
top, 4.7tl; hulk of sules. 14 U4 tO. heavt,
tl tj-4.70; packera, 14 4.j4.'; plga anl
light. 13.764'.
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, l.!)
head; market for lanilnj steaoy: sheep bo
lower', native lamls. 14 6-i.i": nntiva
wethers, S4.2o4rt.75: native ewes. M.Or4V4.;
e:ern lamlw, S4.6oaj6.iai; weatern year
lings, M.26fu4.25; western shep. f l.7r4. z ;
stockers and feeders. 2.trii4 ;.i; I'tah grass
feeding ewes, lol lha . S4.2i.
3 steers.... 61fi 2 40
J.
B.-Neb.
1 bull....
1 COWB...
10 cows...
South Dakota.
7 steers.. 1170
9
1'66
KM
2 9)
2
2 36
3 S3
S 60
3 60
.1020 1 60
. 9R6 2 10
Mend A
. 950 3 60
.11X2 3 85
. 888 1 70
A. Hade.
..nj. 2 i
.. 863 2 00
Thomas Rros. Wyoming.
6 feeders.. 1039 3 00 1 steers... 1,800
6 feeowra.1U9 3 00 1 steers.. ..1300
HOGS There was n big run of hogs here
this morning and In fact receipts were the
heaviest they have been In some time post.
That being the case there was no oppor
tunity of preventing a still further decline
of values. The demand, though, was In
good shape, so that the loss as compared
with yesterday amounted to only about 24c
and trading was active at tho decline. The
hogs began to move toward the scale at
an early hour, and It was not long before
the hulk of the offerings had been disposed
of The bulk of the heavy hogs went at
34.45. while the choicer and lighter loads
went largely at 84.474 and 14.50. As high
as 84.55 was paid for a prime load of
bnohor weights.
The latter end of the market wps
hardly as good aa the openlns and some of
the coerre. heavy packers had to sell down
to 14. 4o and 14 424. or Tc loner than hi
tame kinds brought ye-lerday. In spite
of the weak close. I hooch tvrvtMng was
sold before noon. Represents tlvo aalea:
St. loals live S ocle Market..
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29-CATTI.E-Recelpta,
4. wo head. Including 2.600 Textns; market
stead : native shipping: and export steers.
Il.6ti'u6.n0; (Itrmel beef nnd butcher steers,
14 25'(i j 85; steers under 1.i lbs., 3 0"a.io.
stockers and feeders, S. 2..V3 78; rows and
heifers, 12 2f.tf-l.6i, the top tor tsnt-y; Can
nes, S2 Hfu -'.ii: bulls. 42.2.4f3.2: calve .
SJ.h-tiG oO: 'lexas and Indian steers. S2.60V
4.2o: cows and heifers. J-J.ooii l.tn.
HOGS Receipts. 14.0to hrad: market
lower: nix and liable. S3.6oti4.2l: Dat-K.ara.
S4.4oi(.6o; butchers and l.est heavy, 14 Li
4.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RecelPts. 3.0(10
head; market sle:ttly: natives. Ji7Tii4 7i;
ainbs. 14. 60416. nt); culls and oucks, u ntf
4.00; Blocker. 2.2Mi3.00; Tcxttna. S3.0 8 j.Ot;
t Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 29. CATTLE Ra-
celpts, 3,"1 hesd: market siei.ty to lowers
natives. H.WBW"- cows ami heirers. 11. , a
4.25; stockrr. nnd ff-dt-r, S2.hii3.o,
rltHlB Keieipts. iz.iii neao; marset via
lower: light, S4.1if4.4'i; medium and havy,
I4.a.(i 1 .67..
SliicEl' AND LAMBS Receljila, 1,12a
head; market stead,'; luiubs, li.ia.
Black la Rlgnt.
Receipts of live stn-k at the nix principal
western cllles yesterday:
lvalue, rinas. oncep.
South Omaha.
Hloux City
Knnsns city..
St. l.ouls
St. Joseph
Chicago
Totals
4 1"0
. . 7n-
..20.000
.. 8.(:')
... xm
.. 9 0O0
11.5 0
7.610
I2.O0O
14 .0i 0
'2.9V)
3t,tf0
1,0 l
,.43.001 101,960 41.424
Ko
ti..
42..
1
64..
, e',..
46..
I ..
f P4.
Total 4.463 1 0.404
CATTLE There was a smaller run of
cattle here this morning than generally
anticipated and as a result the market
ruled active and strong on the kinds they
wanted. Practically the only bear feature
was the fact that Kansas Citv had 21,000
(.-aviue wirrs tne mttract ruieu stvauy to 1 -g
a dims lower. I t3
Several louds of well finished corn fed '
steers arlved this morning, but buyers 64..
did not take hold with as much life aa
expected and the market cannot ba quoted
anything but alow. There have been so
few good cattle here of late that It Is
practically Impossible to tell whether the
market is higher or lower. The big run
of good rattle In Chicago this week no
aoiini
At. 8k.
,1M 4
M
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.140
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.141
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.no
r.a
per bbl..
Coffee
NEW YORK. Ncv. 19 '"0rrEK.-F0t.1rea
ooened B'eadV tipeh-ns-ed to 6 nn'nte
In respons to lower European csh'ee. Tiere
was a afd demand In the local market,
encouraged by 'rmer relnmrv nuntttloe
and peuspucta for smsHar rec-itit. end
B'ter the onenlnsj the ruling wss firm Te
eli.aai m. urn KtAflfl.. St a n-t lid'An nt tfitn
l4nolnts. with ssles reror'ei nf 106600 b-a
i:a
had a tendency to make buyers a 1 12 ids
little Indifferent. Owing to the fact that ! ai tn
ouyers ana sellers could not agree on 1
prices It was a llttla late before all the 1
corn I fede were disposed of. j J-
The demand for western range beef : JI
steers was fully equal to the supply and j ,
the market ruled active and steady to , m.
strong sll around. Buyers were out early , f.7.
and it waa not long before most every- I 41.
thins In slsht wss out of first hands. The 1 '
oualltv of lha offellnas was not riarlli-nlarlv !
good.
The cow market did not show a great
deal of change from yeatardsy In either
direction. The aame aa has been the case
for tha last few days the market seemed
to be rather uneven so that salesmen
were calling It all the way from strong
to haretlv steadv. Aa arenersl thlnar
though anything at all desirable Bold with- '"
mil ieSe.ilfw st r.illv arm r, l rm m ci m I 4..
were paid yesterday. Common corn fed
cows were neglected and hard to sell
satisfactorily:
Bulla, veal calves and staga sold ot just
about steady prices.
There was a small supply of stockers
and feeders here this morning and with
favorable proapects of a fair demand from
the country the market ruled active and
atrong to a dims higher, tha greatest
advance being on the more desirable
grades. Representative sales:
BEEF STHERB.
164..
1 r..
I &..
' 44..
I 44..
' 47..
: 4..
vs.
41.
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..1104
,.. Ml
.. 450
.int
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4 00
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4 14
4 00
i 10
I 40
STEERS AND COWS.
11 441 4 l
COWS.
1 T40 1 40 to 1020 I 44
1 M 1 40 7 0i I 45
S ICO 1 75 1 1044 40
1 410 I 00 1 1070 I 40
1 140 2 00 1 1120 I ill
1 M I 00 10. . 1111 I it
I t 65 1 1114 I !
1 luo I 10 10 .1112 M
t 7ll I 10 1 1014 I K,
...78 t 10 t Ml 70
1 101 1 15 1 110 I 75
V. Ut IN 14 171 t 7i
1 W0 i rl 4 1074 I I'l
7 a.', i 15 10 1041 : It
4 1010 I 24 II U2f 1 It
1 1050 1 11 Hit 3 40
I M2 1 ti 1 106C i 00
11 IM 2 If, 1 Ill) 3 to
4 HI lli 11 IiV 3 AO
1 1010 I 40 t '.071 . 01
1 Ml 1 40
HEIFERS.
1 410 I 00 1 441 S 70
450 1 15 II 4 I 75
1 lid lit ' I 7 1 25
11 460 I 50 1 164 15
t 740 2 S
BULLS.
. n
.110
1w Yark Mlalaa Btavebs.
NEW YORK. Nov. 29. -The following are
the vloslng quotations on mining stocks:
Adama Cos
All,
Bro. , . . '.
Hranawk-k Cos ..
Cvmatock Tunnel
Cor. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Loadttlle I'D ....
. 11
. la
. I
.17
VU
210
. I
Utile r atel
tinlarlo
liSbll
Khuoli
Potoal
Nevada
Small ftopca ..
'tiaadard
Hlfcl
Sierra
.. .22
... It
... 1
... to
-,
... 94
. -.14 1
Treaaary Btatrftieat. : . '
WASHINGTON. !Cv. 2a.- T. Slav's il.il
ment of the treasury bulam-rs In tha gen-
Inc'iidln' ueeember r 90c: T-n-nrv 7 on
70c: Msrcb. 7.8"'- -. 7,,i7 Vi.- ...'v
7 9N-; September, 7 807.85c- Oetcb-r T 9'c.
SpoL steady; No. 7 lnvolc 8Vc. Mild. firm.
lasar aad Malasses.,
NEW 41RLEANS Nov y-SUGA
Fiem: open) ket'ls ST43-16c- rnrn (rattle.
e'-U-lfiia:el 4Vair: centrifuxal wli'iut ' i rowa
I'M'ic; yellow. 4 5-l''.4 13-Plc; seconds. 3if ' "l co" s
u'...'.'.
t feeders
3 feeders.
I hslfers..
helftrs.,
t cows..
1 bull ..,
73 s'eers.
6 cowr...,
t cows..,
1 cow
4 cows
510 I 50
1(40 -I 50
.1010 I to
..1410
..1624
. ::-t
..1070-
., 144
.. 110
14)
4 6 IK,-
MOI ASHFa Steady
ce"tf oral 74ii:te.
SYRUP-Steady. JSftSOc,
open kettle, 18$30c;
ailwaakre Crala Market.
MILWAUKE". Nov r -VH". -.-ket
lo lo-var: No 1 roi't1---" "iiHt ri
N". northern. "S- '-" .1S', bid i S steers..
TK-r.ilr; No. 1 60fv81c. J 64 steers..
RARLi-loaer; Sc. 2. iTc; BHniple. SUf I " -os.,
CORN-e- 41; No. S. assts, Mp, 4Xsj kiI.A4 fesaVasa.
3 bulls.
14 feeders
7 steers..
4 cows...
4 rows...
11 steers..
5 rows...
M0 I 71 1
l4 1 so I
140 I 15 - I
IWO I 11 t
1210 I 16 1
14M I It I
1210 I 40 1
CALVE3.
170 I to II
Ml) I 6 ) 1
40 2 to 1
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
TOO
too
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424
740
710
846
. 700
1040
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.. 9ot
..1560
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.. 784
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...1118
... 875
... 946
698
1192
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697
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.275
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.203
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8 74 1 T (Jl I 10
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NEBRASKA
3 li 1 cow.:... 960 I 00
1 S 26 1 row 1111 I 60
8 00 2 rows... .1000 i 00
2 60 S cows. ...1166 3 to
2 00 1 cow 970 2 10
2 76 ', 1 cow 790 t 20
163 . 7 cows.... 900 2 20
i 06 . calves... 614 S 65
1 90 C calves... 446 I 75
1 90 heifers.. 648 2 40
2 13 f sedcis. , Ml S 80
8 S- S cows -;7 2 40
3 41 1 cuar 990 40
1 86 IS rows 197 811
3 W 6 cows 170 2 76
3 60 14 feeders.. 962 S 45
2 36 4 feedvrs.. 9ii6 S 40
1 40 ' 15 cows 1040 J SO
S 88 19 cows 911 ji
IDAHO. '
2 60 44 cows 1196 S 00
S 60 2 bulla 16U0 2 00
(
WTOMINO.
44) 1 ster,...106o I SS
EHElvP There was a
sheep and lambs on sale this morning, and
with 11 good demand from all sources the
markut on killers of all kinds ruled active
and strong. There vero very few bunches
though, that could be used by puckers, nnd
as all of them were in need of fresh sup
plies competition waa keen and everything
sold early. Aa high aa 16 waa paid for tt
bunch of native-fed lambs, which Is the
highest price so far this season, and somu
fed etves sold up tn 14.60.
The demand for feeders was also In ex
Cess of tha supply, at Irast so tar aa the
desirable grades were conoertied. The gen
eral marke'. could safely be quoted steady
to strung A string of feeder lambs sold
aa ntzh as 40. m.
Quotations lor grass sheer) and lambs:
Good to choice yearlings. S4, 60414. 76; fair to
good yearlings. jH.26Q4.60: good to choice
wethers. SI .26!. 50; fa'r to good wethers.
H. 004)4. 26; good to choice ewes. 14 Out; 1.25;
Ml: to good e.'. SB.'itft.OO; food to ch-i
lambs, l5.W4j6.90. fair tc good In nibs. Kit
71.40; feeder yearlings, 13.7681. 25: feeder
wethers. S3. 60I&4.2O; feeder awes. I3.C3J3 60:
feeder Iamb. tl,2C&t.OO: Hpresntaliv
sales: ,
No.
10 Idaho culls
6 cull fed ewes
16 Nebraska ewea
6 Wyoming ewea
10 fed western ewes
10 Wyoming feeder lambs
302 Idaho feeder yearlings
266 Idaho feeder yeartlri
337 Wyoming feeder yearling..
Joi Nebraska weihers
40 Wyoming yeai'llnte
324 Wyo. wethers ana yearlings
6 fed nstlve cull I nibs
29 fed native ewe
99 fed weatern wethers
3 fed western wethers
110 western feeder lambs
is Wyoming feeder lambs
42 fed western laiibe
87 fed n iilve Ian, lis,
3 Natbraaka cull wes
t tiatlvo buck and ewts
876 Nebiarka feeder ewea
It Nebraska fed ewea
64 native ewe, fed
43 fed native la tube
Wool Market.
HOSTON. Nov. 29. WOOL Market' haa
been more quiet than In recent weeks, with
a firm tone prevalent. The quiet lone re
sults from a genuine scarcity of wool in
the grades chiefly in demand. The surplus
haa disappeared and buyers sre now seek
ing for enough wool to supply the trade
tor the rest of the year. Territory wools
have sold freely In the generally quiet mar
ket. Pulled grades are strong at advanced
prices. The foreign market Is firmer.
Quotations: Territory: Idaho Flnt,' lNty-ly
I9c; heavy fine, 16;lVe: fine medium, 1S'j(
10. MAl.im "llS". -if.. mlum J..
Wyoming Fine, ITVilNVkc; heavy hne, 16$
1 16c; line medium, r.'ffifS'ie: medium, 2?1
23c; low medium. 23-a-4c. Utiih and Ne
vada Fine, Wiilfe-; Hue midliim. liVyQIKo;
medium. 224728c; lorn- medium. ?V7)24c. Da
kota Fine. 17(18c; fine medium. I8if19c; me
i ilium, 'Jlfi e: low medium, 434Jl'4c. Mon
tana fine choice. .i'UJ2c; nne average, is
(q .iV; fine medium, clioli-e, 21iii22o: average.
lVuSOo; staple, Ii23e; . medium, choice. 23144
26c; averago, 21ti22c.
LONDON. Nov. :9. WOOL--Tha Sixth
series of the 1904' wool auction, sales closed
today. The offerings amounted to 11.679
bales. Including a large supply of acoureda.
Prices were maintained. New clip gressy
Hoggettn were In spirited demand and sold
at the highest price of the aeries. . Cross
bred sold rendlly and a few lots wera
taken for America. Following are the sales
In detail: New South Wales, 4.4U0 hales;
scoured, lOdtfls lid; greasy, tVsdla Id.
Queensland. Iu0 bales; scoured, la Idiofe;
greasy, 7ulld. Victoria, 1.600 bales; scoured,
Is ld$2a: greaay, 6tlls 2',,il. South Aus
tralia. 600 bales; greosy. 7V410d. West
Australia. 1.400 bale; greasy, CvJlll. New
Zealand, 1,700 bales; greasy, 8Vd4flB Kid. .
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 100 bales;
greasy, P$fllV-d. The sales closed firm,
merinos were In steady demand throughout
thn aerie. Fine greasy merinos advanced
7Vd and scoured and medium greasy 8
per cent, while faulty and Inferior grades
were unehangod. Fine lamb's wool ws
tinoliangod. but short stapled Inst fully 10
per cent. Fine croaa-breils advanced 6 per
cent and medium and coarse vvrjlt per cent.
Soourrd tillpes gained 10 per cent, medlunt
and coarse 8 per cent, "iiort and Itiferlajf
M per cent. Cape of Good Hope and Natal
wool opened unchanged, later hardened ana
closed 5 per cent lilgher, During the series
X8.868 halo were taken by 1 home buyers.
40,0t0 for tho continent and lOCO fur Amer
ica. About J,U00 bales were held over for
the 1('6-sales. .
ST. LOUIS, Nov, 29. WOOI Firm: me
dium grades, combing and clothinr. 22729c;
light nne. WSW, heavy tine, 14tjiUc-; tub
washed, 2740c. t ; :
REAL KsTATB THiXSriRS.
DEEDS llled November 29. as furrlht
b" the- Midland Guarantee nnd Trust
company, bonded absti actor, 1814 Farnam
street, to The Bei:
Barbara Dlebeika and husband lo Fv
J, Mori arty, lots 1 and 2, block 11,
1st add lo South Omaha 1 1109
J. H. Ogdsn to A. Johns in. middle
, or lots a ana 14, diock 1.
Omaha. View
Kate M. mnini to Minnie C. KrfB-
nan, lot 18, block 7. Ruker Plce.
AHc A. Havemyer and husband to
Frank and Louisa Kociawoukl,
rlf feet of lola 21 ana a. dio:k t,
Dumont Place ,., .
P-llalh Mermen to Maraaret K
Hengen. und. 2-7 of 80 feet of Jot 8,
and wVi of lat 7. block 9. City....
Sher-iff to H. C. Hinds, lots 8 and 2,
Spring Valley, ex. rlrht- of-wav....
Sheriff to A. Kohn. (ot 8, block ,
Deer Park
C. W. Hare, trustee, to F. Nelcn. w 0
fret of eiuo leet or SV 01 iov a,
block 2. Orchard HH1
F. Merger and wife to Kdlth H. Wool),
lots 1 and 2. fiarkalow Place, t
Edith H. Weob to D. V. Sholei com
pany, Bam
C. A. Baldwin and wife to Or Van
Ssndt. lot 16, block H. Saunders 4
Hlmehaugh'a add
C. N. Vnas and wife lo J. M. Peterson,
lot 8. block 14, Druid Hill..
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ruin Offlcci Fifth and Robert Strettg.
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SIOCX CITV. la . Nov. 29 ("perls I Ta!
gram.) CATT1.IS RerelplB. 7'0 head; mil-
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Capital and Surplus. $400,030
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