Nebraska Newspapers

    THK OMAHA DAILY BKE: KlUDAV, DECEMRRR 2. 1904.
CR1L1 AM FMDICE MARKET
Wheat Ope-nod Finn, Weakeio & ti Fredic
tiom of Inow and Bain.
ARMOUR'S BUYING PREVENTS ANY DECLINE
hertag la Cars far Carrylaa; Cam
Qaallty Improvta Ont Rrmili
Almost Stationary Lacal Cash
Market Qalet 43els.
OMAHA. Dec. 1. 19H4
With th Immediate opening there was a
fnlr display of strength In th wheat
mrket. but It proved of abort duration,
j he weather report were a potential
factor, the predictions of rain and snow
all over the country promising a breaking
of the drouth that has so long hinder I the
growth of th winter whest crop. Had It
not been for th positive character of the
buying of Armour At Co.. covering short
shI's mad at higher prices, coupled with
the suggestion that the house named had
turned to the bull side of the market,
there might hare been a delay In the rise.
Liverpool was c higher and this was the
early Influence. Th delleverte on Decem
ber contracts In . Chicago were Inconse
quential, but there la but little question
regarding the ability of the shorts to make
the deliveries when they ar ready. May
wis the active future, while the volume of
business In July I Increasing materially.
Other markets hold their own fairly well.
Omaha did not have but little wheat on
sale snd th difficulty In securing car
Is hindering the forward movement of
grain from this point.
At one time Chicago future were ic
higher, but this advance was lost. Decern,
b-r breaking to $l.u7V with a rally to
II'',. May opened at $1.0tT, advanced
to 11 1084. broke to $l.iVs. a net loaa of V,
snd recovering to $1.09v July at one time
ws 4tc higher, but reacted to a net loss of
V. finally closing slightly under yeaier
riavs late figures.
fOR.V The quality of the receipts Indi
ct tes that within the next two weeks there
lll be large receipts of No. 2 grade. Most
'if the arrivals now grade No. 8. The car
shortage is likely to delay arrivals, but th
corn will be sold for future delivery and
the chances are greatly In favor of reduced
prices. At one time futures were slightly
higher, but then December declined 4kc net
to S'no and May broke tc to 4fic. Ther
is quite a general sentiment In favor of th
bear side of the market. Th No. 8 corn
arriving I generally much improved a to
dryneKa.
OATS Market remains abnormally
steady and the fluctuations are not suffi
cient to call for further comment.
Omaha Cash Sale.
CORN-1 car No. S yellow, 41c
. Osaaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. $1.06(31 OS
No. S
hard. 9Sctl.04; No. 4 hard, SwfiWc;
No. I
spring. 1.
COKN-No. J. 41o; No. J, 40Wc; No. 4,
4c; no grade, 36tj3c; No 2 yellow, 41Hc;
No. I yellow, 41c; No. 2 whit, 41c; No. I
white. 40o.
OATH No. 2 mixed. 20c: No. I mixed.
27 'c; No. 4 mixed, zewCTc: No. z whit
white,
as-; No. S whit'. &Vc, No. 4 white,
,c: stanoaru. zvc.
KYE 74c.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat.
41
Corn.
460
(rl
as
Oat.
103
170
1
Chicago
HI. Louis
Kanaa City
Minneapolis
Duluth
23
44
f-54
1S9
Oral a
Closing prl
today and W
Market Elsewhere.
ce at th following a
irketi
eanesday were;
CU4CAU J.
Today. Wedn'day.
.. l.o8 1.07',
l.oH !.(
9V !'
4SA 4KV
4iSA 46-
46 45
29 B a
Wheat
December May
July
Corn
December May ......
July
Oats
December
May
July
ST. LOUIS.
Wheat
Uecember
Muy
Cull.
December
.May ,
Wheat
December May
Coir
December
May ,
Wheat
December ...I...... Holiday
44
43
KANDA8 CITT.
.......... .IMK
4P
1.014,
t.OiH
41 v,"
4J
41
MINNEAPOLIS.
.. 1.07
1.07Vi
1.1W
i.ir
DULUTH.
WWt
December
Jday
I -
.. 1.09
.. l.US
i.n
Ceassaaictal Gasalp.
Ware Leland and Flnley Barrell leading
sellers May wheat around 11 in.
Sui.derland Updike says: Minneapolis
stocks Increase 1.000,000 bushel for 11 v
days. Duluth decrease l.COu.uoo bushels for
the week. ,
George A. Adams Co.: Wa believe May
wheat Is going to creep up and be away
from the cheap places before you realise
It, and cheap buying opportunities be gone.
Primary Receipts Wheat, .t.i.o0 hu.; last
year. 1,(.97 h0 bu.; shipments. ai7,0U0 bu.;
last year, 7u2,COO bu. Corn: Kecelpts, t&s,
Ooo bu. ; lul year. 34f.ono bu.; shipments,
14.00U bu.; last year, 6o6,t00 bu.
8. A. McWhorter: Oats market Is a
steady one and th only feature to it I
the changing of December to May. Buck
ley haa tn largest ordei and Is buying the
December and selling the May at i''i
dirrerettce for Armour.
Exchange Grain Co.: Volume of business
In wheat is only fair. Th feature In July
has bt-en the selling of a good line, sup
posed to be for Peavy. Local crowd went
home long May and have been taking
prollt on same abov $1.14.
Financial eoaslp.
Bank of England rat unchanged.
Light demand for stocks In loan crowd.
American stock In London Arm, Ht?
above parity.
Twelve Industrial declined 0.SS per cent.
Twenty active railroads advanced 0 46 per
cent.
Corporation Counsel Delaney has file! an
amended suit against Consolidated Tele
graph and Subway company.
Thirty-nine road for October show av
erage net Increase of . per cent. Thirty
Clint roads for third week of November
huw average groaa Increase of 11. as pr
cent.
lW lORK tiBXEit AL HARKKT
Qaatalloa of th Day aa Varloaa
Coatatodllie.
NKW YORK. Dec. l.FLOUK Receipt,
23.42 bbls.. exports, 4.041 bbls.; sale, ,0.s
kg.; mark-t, dul.; Miiu.tst pau
vrus, Io k6o.i0, Minnesota bakers, 24 4uv
4.70; winter patents. $6&OuHei; wlnur
straights, lo 26.46: winter extras, i.6)
430: winter luW grades. 23 46-04-10. Rye
fluur. oitlet; sales, 30u bbls.; fair to good,
24 Mug 1, 6, choice to fancy, 44.7bj6 00. buck
wheat flour, quiet; per 100 I be., 2.1hgf.K.
OKNMtAL, yuiet, yellow western,
il lo'allii city, $1.16l.ll; kiln dried, $3.00
W3M
BARLET 5ulet; feeding, 44c, e. I. t.
New Yoik; malting, bic. c. I. 1., Uuffalo
WHEAT Receipts, 15.0U bu.; sales, 3.WM,
Co bu. ititurtNt; spot ma.krt, steady; No.
2 red, $1.1K, f. o. afloat; No. 1 north n.
Duluth. $1.A. f. o. b. afloat; at fl.ai v.ry
arm and nearly a rent higher on further
adverse Argentine crop news snd llht
Interior receiput, wheat eventually ik
nd under liquidation, coupled with pre
dictions for rain or snow In th sou.hwest
'I he close was partially io net lowar.
"ales Included No. 2 red. May, $1.11 s-lu4
113 i-l. closed at fi lm; July, $1(104'.
closed at $1 December, $1.13SWl.Ui.
ciosttl at $1 IS'.
I'OKN-IletBipts. 24. TJt bu.. sale. 30,000
bu. futures; spot market, easy; No. I,
He, nominal, eievstur. and irc afloat;
No. 2 yellow, 4Vtc; No. 2 white, iit-. Option
market was dull and featureless all day,
rliuti g net lower; May, HV4tHc,
cloven (IV; December, cl.teed at $7c.
OATS-iteceipts. Ul.tOO bu. ; spot mirket,
mil ; liilxul. jLu&i lua., $4'pXsc; natural
No. t white, 3a22 lbs.. Mm'iic: clipped
whl . M44 lb.. 27tTHc; option, iiult
snd about steady; December, 3i4,&Kc,
c.nsed at 36c.
FEED S.ady : spring bran, $J0.00 mid
'dllng. $jA.u: rlty. MMjin'nv.
HAY Irregular; shipping, e.'T70c; good to
hi;lce. vrtkuc.
HOPS Easv; state, common to choice,
KM crop. DiKiiffic: 1! crop, kVXW; !d.
He: paclfle const, s4 crop, HntJai-, ltU
crop. iflj4c: olds, lfclJp.
Iiini.d-Ftrm, Ualveston, $0 to SB lb.,
llfc , Texas dry, 14 to 10 lb.. i4Vc.
LEATHER Firm; acid. Ufr-
PHOVISIONt Beef firm: family, $1050
f'lIM: mess. $9(Ku0: beef bams. $L"J.Ca'
ri io. packet. $in.wrri0.(0; city, extra India
itiFts, $'4&OIeO rut meats, steady; pick
l"i bellies. $;.7Sti L'4; pickled shoulders.
$7.U: p.ckled hems, liunk.fri. Ird. easy;
S'tern teamed. 17 Xu; November closed at
nominal: rtflned. easy; rontlnrnt.
I? t; South American, KkJi compound. 20.60
Pork, stesdv: .i.. mmcitu.
-ri iTIM mnw, 13aflla...
urin, ritr iii er ika . 4c;
country (pkg. frse). 4s,o
Hit hr-uui-i; dom-suc.' fair to extra, T
fl0: Jspaneee, n,"ninni
Hi ITKK-Kirm. street price. extra
creamery. MttftV; ohi'lat prne. creamery,
common to extra. :4ic: held, common to
extra. I9324c
UIKtHH-hrm; state, full cream, small,
Septrpioer, colore.l ana white, fsncy, lHc;
late msde. colored and white, poor to
choice, 8rhjc. large, September, colored,
fancy, m.C; Mte made.- romred. good to
choice, ainic; large, Heptember. white,
fancy, liv,c; lai mad. 10c; poor to prlrot.
7Vc.
LUGS strong: extra fancy selected, .Tc;
Overage best, ifffc.
POl 1VTHY Alive, dull; western chick
ens. l)c; fowls. 11c; turkeys, I'iii.'c.
Dressed, quiet; western chickens. UNfcslsc;
CHICAGO tiftAia AD rROVIMOS"
Price Beard af TraOe.
CH1CAOO. Dec. 1 - Bright harvest
weather In Argentine wae th nr.al la tor
In overcoming an advance In wheat prices
here todav. The market closed baia.y
steady. May being off Vr,c. Com is off
4c Oat ar a shade lower and provisions
Wlle lower.
At the start the wheat market was
strong. Higher price st Liverpool and
unexpectedly small receipt In th north
west wer "factor mainly responsible tor
the Initial firmness. recember wa up He
to c at ll.H to li mit and May V to Sc
at 81.09! to l 10. Owing to exceptionally
l:ght deliveries on December contracts,
shorts were active bidders for that pt on
and a offering wer hard to find, ih
price quickly advanced to 11.09. In sym
pathy May old up to 11 103,. Toward iha
end of th first hour sentiment gradually
shifted to th bear side. Lata In th day
price received an additional so. back as a
result of heavy sH.Ing by nortnwestern
house. At Minneapolis deliveries on De
cember contracts reached th astonishing
figure of l.Oon.OoO bu. In consequence the
December discount under May In thst
market widened to 4c at one time. Th
weakness ther was reflected In the trsd ng
here. A late cablegram from Argentine
ststed that th weather was Improving ant
this also had a weakening In Hue. ice in ill)
market. At $1 07 December wheat reached
the lowest point of the day. M y dee.lned
to $1.06V The market closed barely st-ady
with December at fl 08. May c o.'ed at
l.oH& i.(s. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 1KS.00O bu. Primary
receipt were 778.J00 bu., compared wl h
l.OM.tM) hu. a year ago. Minneapolis. Du
luth and Chicago reported rcipts of 634
cars against son rars a year ago.
Heavy primary reeelnts and weakness of
wheat caused an easier tone in corn '
Trading was light and mostly of a scalping
character. Long found a few graliu ,
of omfort In a report of a On- i
cnnatl trade Journal claiming that
fie Increased movement would not
nisirrmiij aneci current pncai. May
opened unchanged to Ho lower at 46Sc to
4oo. sold between 4A4c and 4fc and
closed at 4F.Sc Local receipts wer 460
car with two of contract grade.
In the oat market the-e was soma
change from December to May at ?c to
2c difference, but trading wa not heavy.
A supporting factor was the total absence
of deliveries on December contracts. May
opened unchanaed to a shade hlaher at
Ulo to 31VWlV, sold between 81Vc and
ic ana closed at J1H&3114C. Local re
ceipts were 10$ cars.
Heavy receipt of hogs brought out fti
selling of provisions rly In the dsy and
later offerings became more liberal on In
timation or a considerable increase In
rontract stock. An easy ton rivalled
throughout th entire reieon. At h I s
Mav pork was off lfc at tn.OO. Mav lard
and ribs were each down SVie at 27.15(67. 174
and 6.72H75. respectlve y.
Estimated reclpts for lomorrowr Whea',
23 cars; corn, 404 cars; oats, 77 cars: lugs
23,000 head.
Th leading future ranged as follows:
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.) Yes'y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
July
Corn
Dec. May
July
Oat
Deo.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan. May.
Ribs
Jan
May
1 08W
1 ti
109
1 07! 10$ 1 07T4
1 V'
1 10H
i nwi who
I 1 VDI 1 06't
9944
4i'48T4B49 Wk 48
4Ri
4t
46
3lC
12 90
1$ 10
7 W
7
B7V4
e ml
4SVg ! 46U 4SH
29
29
1U JlUfli,
12 924 12 KM
12 77H! 12 80
12 T,W 13 to
U VJ1 13
12
700
7 20
7 00
7 20
26
7H
717
7 124i
'Sttsl
65
7t
77HI
so
70
No. t.
Cash quotations were s follows:
FLOCK Easy; winter patent. $5.10(3
6.20; straight. $4.8C&6 00; spring patents,
$4.90.40; straight, $4.0&4.tO; bakers, t.7us
$.90.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, tl.flhffl.lt; No. 2,
2102W1 12; No. 2 red, tl.U0 U.
CORN No. t 4c; No. 2 yellow, Mc.
OATS No, 2, 21 He; No. 2 white, Il32c;
No. 2 whit. XW431c.
RTE No. 2, 73r75c.
BARLEY Good feeding, SSc; fair to
choice malting, 42(ff0o.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 21. 11; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.19; prim timothy, $2.70; clover, con
tract grade. $13.2S.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bhl.. $11.4(vai
11 45. Lard, per 100 lbs., $ .95. Short ribs
sides (loose). $6 .2H$6.7t. Short clear sides
(boxed). $6.7&.87H.
Following were the receipt and ship
ment of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbl 44.9H0
Wheat, bu 57.000 23,91)0
Corn, bu,., 377.000 4S.000
Oats, bu 148.0H) 138.100
Rye. bu 7.2)
Barley, bu 56,700 19,900
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 16S26Vc;
dairies, lu92Sc. Eggs. Arm; nt mark, cases
Included, lSMc; firm. 24Hc.
Kansas City Arala nd Provisions.
, KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1 WHEAT De
cember, $101: May. $1.0114; July. 904c.
Cash: No. 2 hard, ll.O343l.tH; No. 3, $1,029
103; No. 4. 911.01 ; No. t red. $1.06'u'l.C;
No. 3. $1.01(81.03; No. 4. 94c1.0i).
CORN-December. 41'4c; May, 41T442c.
Cash: No. 2 mixed. 43'i44c, No. 3, 4so;
No. I white, 44c.
OATH No. 2 mixed. 2c; No. 3 white,
$OMi3o4e.
RYE Steady. No. 2, 74c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy. $9.00tr.CO;
choice prairie. $7.8"t?7.7B.
KOGH Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
ess stock, new whltewood case Included,
Z5c; case count, 23Hc; cases returned, Ho
less.
BUTTER Market steady; creamery. 310
t3o; dairy, fancy. 17c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 37.800 8,4O0
Corn, bu 44, (Ml .0o0
Oat, bu .' 16,000 11.000
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. l.-WHEAT May,
$1.11'&1.11H; July, 111; September, 944o;
cash. No. 1 hard. $1.104: No. 1 northern,
$l.'f4: No. 2 northern, $1.0uV
FLOT'R First patent. Ann, 25TOfloO;
first clears, $4.2S4.33; second clears, 12.71
tjli. , ,
BRAN In bulk. $14.50.
Milwaukee Crala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. l.-WHEAT-Irreg-ular:
No. 1 northern. $l.im1.12; No. 2
northern. $L0mi.09; May, $1.W asked.
RYE Easy ; No. 1. (sfl80Vc.
BARLEY Dull; No. X t&c; sample. $69
toijc
CORN-8teady; No. 3, new, 48060c; May,
46c.
Philadelphia Proa a e Market. '
: PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l.-Bl'TTER
Firm; good demand; western creamery,
Wa27Hc: extra nearby print. 29o.
EGOS Firm: good demand; nearby firsts
and western firsts, $2c, at mark.
CHEESE Firm; choice, IH40; fair to
good, avenge.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1. WHEAT Spot,
nominal; future barely steady: December.
7 1V1: March. Is 4"d; May. 7s 4d.
CORN Snot. American mixed, firm. 4
led; future, quiet; January. 4 4d; March,
4 ISd.
Dalath drain Market.
DULUTH. Deo. 1 WHEAT To rrlve.
No. 1 northern. $1.09,: No. $ northern
$1014; on track. No. 1 northern. $l.ot'
December. $104; May, 1 UV. ' '
OATS To arrtv and on track, te.
. Tle4 teed Market.
TOLEDO. Dc. l.-SEED-Clovr, cash.
$7 77V, asked: February. $7 $7H; March.
$,-i.2Si. Alalke. prime. $7.90. Timothy,
prim. $120.
NEW YORK, Deo. 1 COFFEE Future
ruled quiet and slightly lower. Th open
ing was slow to an advano of I points In
September on French cables. Later a few
buying order cam In and th market was
Anally steady, unchanged to I point higher.
Sales wer reported of 4s.2b0 bags, Includ
ing December at 90c; January at 7 tkn-;
March at 7 Xj7.Jor; July at 7 Joe; September
at 7.7s'. Spot Rio, steady; So. I. Inwlc,
se; mild, uulst.
41 3. 75.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
i i . .
Fricr-i Move Upward in Optning Dealings
in Fairlj Uniform Mannar.
STRONG SPOTS DEVELOP IN ROTATION
Oeaeral IJat Dor at Becoase Anl
mate at Any Time and Volant
mt Baslae la Below Re
cent Average.
NM TORK. Dec. L-Prtcrs moved up
wards In the opening dealings In stock to-
r ,n 'atrl.v uniform manner. But that
was the last of uniformity In the day
market. there were munv strong spun,
and they were developed In rotation,
spreading the effect of the strength through
th session of the stock exrnange, but trie
general list did not be corns anlmsted at
any time and the day s business was con
siderably contracted from the recent aver
age. Some of the most notable feature
of recent advice were laggard or Inclined
to sag on light offerings. As against the
sharp gains In special stocks there wer
no well defined wek spots, but only dull
ness and heaviness.
There la still unabated confidence tht
the tranquillity of the money market 1
not to be disturbed by th year-end re
quirement, although It Is commoniy x
Pfctcd tht . rate will work somewhat
closer, flo long st money rates remain
easy there seem nothing that can disturb
confidence In th present market. There
was a revival of confidence that the North
ern Securities decision was Immediately Im
minent, but some uncertainty was professed
aa to what Its character would be, ao that
this served to Indue some hesitation rather
than to stimulate speculation. has
usually been the case. The strength of
St. Paul was generally attributed, how.
ever, to hope ot an earlv decision of th
Securities case. The most notable advances
wer divided between stocks or an ex
tremely high grade clas and thoae of litti
tried and suspected Issues. This apparent
anomaly la easier to understand when It
is consldVred that both classes of stocks
sr likely to be not widely distributed and
In consequence easy to move
The active trading at receding prices In
cotton helped railroads which have a large
traffic In that commodity, and Illinois Cen
tral had the additional advantage of a
sale of $12,000,010 of Its bonds. The rise In
Amalgamated Copper waa based on rumors
of an Intended Increase In the dividend on
one of Its subsidiary companies. Raurond
earnings reported were generally favorable.
The conclusion of th Ixmdon settlement
occasioned a favorable Influence from that
source. Th December 1 settlements here
and the payment of a $30,00o,0o0 Installment
on Southern Pacific preferred stock Induced
a firmer ton both for call and time loans.
But this was not an effective Influence In
the tock market. The reactionary tendency
became firmly general, however late In th
day, and th closing was weak and gen
erally below last night's level of prices.
Bonds were easier. Total safes, par
value. $7,(i6.000.
I'nlted Htutts new 4s coupon advanced H
per cent on call.
Following wte th sale and range of
prcles on the Stock exchange today:
Bnles.Htgh.Low.Close.
Atchison i3.6rtO
do pfd 4.000
Baltimore A Ohio.... 27,8u0
do prd 900
Canadian Pacific 7,200
Central of N. J
88 87T
lo3'4
88
fS
13,4
lioii
43
i6i
UO4 Vi
97i 87V4
?5
133i
Chesapeake A Ohio.
Chicago Si Alton....
do pfd
Chicago O. W
C. A N. W
C, M. A St- P
do pfd
4. mo
200
4f 49
424 43
.... W
24 14 24'i
211 21l
14.100
46.200 177 1764 175V4
S.s JHi 1H 1841
Chicago T. St T 2)
do pfd I.i0
C. C. C. & St. L.... 6,700
Colorado Southern... 700
do 1st pfd 200
do 2d pfd 7oO
Delaware A Hudson. 2,400
Delaware, L. W... 700
Denver Sc Rio Grande W
do pfd 1,100
Erl tl.m
do 1st pfd ; 1,810
do Sd pfd.' ftiO
Hocking Valley 200
do pfd ' 300
Illlnolti Central 16.300
Iowa Central ton
do pfd 60O
K. C. Southern 600
do pfd 2,000
14
25'4
MS
it
68
1W,
33 Vi
14
25
M
2'i
tol
35 vj
lSb's
r
84
39H
7:14
6.;
tci
(14
167
4
irf'i
iw-Vj
236
81
4(rt,
74
6744
86
isrtl 904i
1684 16
804 304
M'Z W4
64
814 4 .
$4 bJi 6J4
143 1414 1414.
nc 4 ,..,.,,(. io,iw
Manhattan L
Met. Securities .......
MetrsporltarrSf Ity..
Minneapolis & St. I,.
1,200 1H8 : 167 1H7
$ioVa'iS! 1241
100 04 4 60
M . St. P. St S. St. M
do pfd
Missouri Puclflo 71.00
M., K. A T 3.400
do pfd 4.9(4
N. R. R. of M. pfd... iOO
New York Central... 7.600
Norfolk & Western.. 17.000
do pfd
Ontario St Western.. 8,100
Pennsylvania 126.000
P., C. C. St St. L.... 600
Reading 89,600
do 1st pfd 1,100
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co 13.800
do pfd 3,900
St. L. 4 S. F 2d pfd. l.Mrt
St. L. Southwestern. 2.100
do pfd S.300
Southern Pacific 17,000
Southern Railway.... 44,30u
do pfd 600
424 424
1374 127H
7 7
774 77H
3 36
Texas St Pacific
T.. St. L. St W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling St L. E
Wisconsin Central
do pfd
Mexican Central
Southern Paclfle pfd.
Adams Express
American Express. ..
lT. 8. Express
Wells-Fargr, Express
600
2,200
700
66.500
1.3K)
I.61O
8,600
IIOi)
600
400
12.200
2,000
Amal. Copper 124,800
American C. & F..
1.400
do pfd
American Cotton Oil.
do pfd
American Ice
do pfd
Amer. Linseed Oil...
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive...
do pfd
American 8. St R
do pfd
Amer. 8ugar Refln..
Anaconda M. Co
Brooklyn R. T
Colorado F. St 1
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
do pfd
Distiller' Securities.
General Electric
International Paper..
do pfd
International Pump..
do pfi,
National Ixnd
North American
Pacific Mall
Peoples Gas ...
Pressed Btei Car....
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republlo Steel
do pfd
Rubber Oooda
do nf d
700
600
100
600
$00
200
-36V4
103C
824
S414
lo3
61 4
1134
149
2.40 116 116
21. 200 69 68
1.80 67 66 4
14.400 216V 216
8.600 24 234
1.100 814 81
1.800 394 . 89
192 191
: 600 204 19
700 784 79
200 40 40
114. 1104
414 40S
9i4 891
240 337
-1
Tennessee C. St I.i... 1.309 74 76 76'
U. 8. Leather 7.300 14 134 1
do pfd , 1,200 14 964 86'
IT. S. Realty St Imp. 400 8I4 814, 81'
V. a. Rubber 4o0 134 834 33'
do pfd 80O 924 91 901
V. 8. Steel 117.100 824 8I4 SI
-flo pfd 36.000 94 93 93
Westlnghoua Eleo.. l.&rio I844 1M 183
Western Union GuO 93 94 92'
Total sale for th day, l,3u6.700 share.
London Stock Qaotatloa
LONDON, Deo. I. Closing:
reoaols. aioner...
da sceeust
Asseonds
Atchison
da pfd
Bslttmars A Oh Is.
raasdlsa Pselfti' ..
rhss. A Ohle
Chicago Ot. W
C U A t. P....
rxBsara
M l-t N. T. Cantrsl
..)
.. TI
.. M
.. it
.. 7114
!! 404!
.. 4
.. 41
.. M4
.. N
.. n
..11144
.. ?a
..
.. M
.. Ml,
::S4
. Hs Nort.lk a W
. IV do pld
. 1V4 Osurt A W
IM iPsassrlTsnla
.101 'Rand Ulna
.117 Roadln
. ' do 1st pfd
. t da Id pld
.lliv'gotitksm Rsilwtr
. I'.i do nfd
D. A K O
U louihsrs Psolgs
do cli 1S tnlaa rsctlo
Kris . 4114 do pfd
do 1st pfd lii.V. i. Ctsol
do 1st pfd
do Id Pt4
Illinois Cantrsl
Louis. A Nssb..
M , K. A T
.lM4,Wsbsk ..
.14 I do pfd
. MHSpsallt) 4t
Ex-ln'.r.
BILVER Bar. Arm. 27d per ounce.
UoN KY 'iwh& ner cent.
Th rt of discount In the open ma
rket
hree
for short bills Is SM4j per cent; tor t
iconths' bills. $ per rent.
lerslgs FlaanflaL
IXINDON. Dec. 1. With th month-turn
much money wa released by th transfer
of $7.600,uuo of Japanese money to the Bank
of England, which affected th market. Be
side tlilt- wss consols pay day. Discounts
were quietly steady. Trading on th Block ex
change was steady and a fair business was
transacted. Prices elosed Arm. Consols
hardened, owing to ther being no change
nwlay In th rat nrdlacount of th Bank
of England and to better money-preapwrt.
American opened Irregular and then ral
lied to above prltr. Chlcsgo. Milwaukee
ft ft Pail was the feature Later the
market wa fairly active and closed with a
Arm ten J-aneee wer ealer. ImpertHl
Japanese government c of liM were quoted
t 4V
PARIS. Dec. 1. The tore on the bourse
today wa Arm. Russian Imperial 4 were
otioted at 94.(0 f Rossis n bond or 1904 st
tew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. !. MONEY On cell.
Arm at 344 rer cent; cloning hid. 34 per
cent: offered. t Pr cent. Time loans.
Arm; tn days. 90 days and months. 4 per
rPRFME MEP.CANTILK rAPEP.-l1
per rent.
c"nl hus'n'ss In hsnkers' " ' Wl
tmi for demsnn and at $4 83704J4 137$ for
fX)-day bills; posted rates. $4.M44.474:
commercial Mils. $1 S,tr4
ILVER-B.-ir. KSc; Mexican dollar.
474c. . ' ,
BONDS Government, Arm; rllrosd,
ess'er.
The following r th quotations on
stork snd nonds:
f. 9. ret. Is.
4s eoopas
do Is. re,
ds eoupes
do new 4s.
.H
Minhstts r. I
let. centrst 4s...
do 1st 1st
"ion. St si L 4s
M . K. A T. 4s
do Is
. n. . of m t.
144
IM"
1041
14
. rssi
4
. t
do eoupon
...111
do old , rwg I"'
do reuse
S. T. C. s. Ivis tsiu.
Atchison son. 4f.
do adj. 4s
Atlaattc C L. 4s
Bsl Ohio 4s .
...IM
... S4M
...
...1"'
n. 1 r. . imi
No PsstSe 4s 14
so as "
M A W. t. 4s 1"SV
do Hits i
Cettrsl of Os. Is Ill
do 1st Inc l
o 9. L 4s A ssr....im'4
Pen. sees. Ws IM
Rssdlns ssa 4s W1
8t. L. A I. ST. e. 4s .lU4i
rties a Ohio 44S....19TH
rhlras? A A 141 .... 114
St. I., a 8 P II
r.. a. a o s. 4s.
S4. U i. W. is rT4
C. st Kt. P. 1 4s. tlOU
C. K. W. e. TS....III14
SssNisrd A L. 4S s..
lo. Paelac 4s
c. n. 1. a p. is.... ts
do eel. 4s S4H
So RsIIwst Is l'H
"Tmi A P. is H"4
'CC L. c 4S..1M
T . it. U A W 4s... 4
CMcsso Tor. 4s I44
fnloa Pset' 4s
ros. Toeoece 4s SS
Colo A So. 4s SS
do tone. Is
r 8. te1 Id s ...
Wshstn Is
do dek "
.11 44
r A it . a 4i mm
.1174
Kris prior lien 4I....1M
So esn 4s 12
w a t k
r w. n. r. is..l4 wi r-sfrsi 4
HocMss Vsl. m ...111 Tola, real c. Is
L N onl. 4i iflJH
Offered. "Ex-lntereM.
. IS
ostoa Stork Market.
BOBTON. Dec. 1.-CsJI loan,
cent: tlm loons, rer .-ent.
8fl4 per
Official
closing of stock snd bonds:
Afhlsnn sd). 4s....
do 4s
M-i. Csntrsl 4s.
Atrhlron
Ho pfd
Rraton A Alhsnr..
Ooston A Mslns...
hoi Elevstsd ...
Pitchhurg pfd
Metteas Centrsl -.
N T.. N. H. A H
t'sls Pfle
Amer. Art. Oiew
do pfd
Amer. Pnou. ToM
Amer. fatkr
do pM
Anier. T A T
Arosr. Woolo
So pM
rAml-'on I A I
Kdlsos F'ee. Illu...
Oensrsl Rleetrtc ...
Sttts. gieettls
do pfd
Mas. 0s
fnlted Prnlt
felted "hoe Mseh.
do ptd
V. 8. ileal
do pfd
1V Adsentur
4V
..IS! AlloUei
. . 74 Amslssmated ..
. . TS Amerl'-sn. Zlne .
Atlsetlc
. .ff4 htnghsia
..1(14 r.i TTeols . . .
..11 jCentesnlot
. .14 'Cofiper Pangs ..
..IH 4 ntlr West
. 1MU nomlnlo Cos I
..ltKU. rninklin
. . f Orsnry
.. Iu l.l. Rnals ....
.. IS Miss Mining ..
. .' xttehiesn'
. .1114 MnhawV
. ,H Vont. C. 'A C...
. . 14 nM remtnlea .
. . SI Oteeolt
.. "U, Psrrot
. .f Cuinrr
..ion Shsneon
.. M4; Tamarack
.. !" Trinitjr
.. 4" '. S. Mining...
..1ST". V O'l
.. M rtah
.. Vi Vetorla
. . 81 1- Won
.. M Wolverine
17
11
US
174
n
IM
7
'4
14
MH
ISH
.... IT l-:e
4
14
. ...
.'. D
4H
f7V4
94
1'S
l'i
ir
i"
J.
4.V4
'N
"Uj
1M
Wertlne. remnos
II
Kx-dlvldend and bid. "Aaked. Hid.
Tfevr York Mining; Stark.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1 The following are
the closing quotation on mining slocks:
Ailams Con
LIU la Cblaf
I
Alk
H.-eti
Mrunastl.k Con .
r'omatock Tunnel
Con. Cat. A Vs..
Horn gltTtr
tran 81 Ivor
4
li
10
II
170
1..II
O-tarlo
Ophlr
hiioiits
lilt Oil
'avaca
9lrra Nevada
ktorill Hopes .
8tndsrd .....
tin
j;i
11
it
:i
4!
, !4
, :ti
,.SM
tadri'.la t on
OBt red.
Statement Bank of England.
LONDON. Dec. 1 The weekly tatemnt
of the Bank of England, show th follow
lug changes: Total reserve, decreased 926.
M5; circulation. lncroned 621,000; bullion,
decreased 3,064,034; dther securities. In
creased 1,llB.fn0; Other deposits. Increased
8.819,000; public deposits, decreased 427.
0C0: notes reserve, deoreased 870,000; ggv
ernment aecurltlea. unchanged. The propor
tion or the bank's reserve to liability this
week Is 46.80 per cent. compared with
60,61 per cent last week.
Statement Bank of France.
PARIS. Dec. 1. The weekly' statement or
Us Bank of Franc, show th following
change; Notes- lr yMrfuJatlon. Increased
1,773. OOOf: trasurj"'sVoatn4 current. In
creased 1.176.oOOf; gold In hand. Increased 17.
62K.OOOf: bills discounted, increased 76.600.000f;
silver In hand, decreased o.GOof.
r 1 "
Treaaari Statement,
WASHINGTON. Dec. l.Today state
ment of the treasury balunce In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 316O.0O0000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Avnllable cash balance, $143,344,668;
gold, $83,812,616. ,
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trad and Qaotatloa on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EfKJfl Candled stock. $6c.
LIVE POULTRY Hen. Hie; rocstert.
Ec; turkevs 12c: ducks, &39c; geeca, c;
prrr chickens. USthic.
Bt'TTER-Pack'ng stock. 144(B16c; cholo
to fancy dalrv. 17(gl8r; creamery, 11621c;
fgncv prints. 2Se.
FREH FH07EN FISH Tr-llt. 10': p'-k-rl.
8c: pike, 10c: ixrcn. ic: bluefl'h 12c;
whlleAsh. loc; saimcn. :1c; r'dnspp'r, He;
lobster (green). 2c: l-bslr fbol'ad). 30o;
bullheads. He; catA'h. 14c; b'ck less '."V;
halibut, 10c; crapnle. 12c; roe ehad, $1:
buffalo. 7c; white bar, lie; frcg lcg, per
dot . 26c.
BRAN Per ton. $14 00.
HY Pilce nuo'sd bv Omaha W'hol )
Deaji-rs' association: Cholc" No. 1 t'plir.d,
$7.00; No. X 50: msrilom, $8 00: coarse,
C.60. Ry irsw $6.00. The prite are for
ha" of rood color snd quality.
OY9TFR8--New York counts, per can,
45c; etra selects, per can. $7c: s nda-rs,
per can. 32c: bulk (etsndards). rer "a'..
$1. 8R; hulk (extra velects), per gal 11.75;
bulk (New Yrk counts ner al., tl 00
TROPICAL FRl'ITS.
ORANGES Florida, slst 126. 174 17$ 2u0,
318 and 2ft" $3.25; California, navel, all
ilges. $3 0$$U
LEMONS California fancy, $7c; 900 and
J). $4 ?S: choice, $3.50.
DATES Per box of SO-lb. rk.. $2.00;
Hallowl. In 70-lb. bog pr lb.. 6H4f e.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. oar'on. 7i'-t
$6c; Imported Pmyrn. 4-crown. 12"c; E
crown. 14c: 7-erown. 16c; fnncy Imported
(waihed). In l-'b. pkgs.. 1619c; California,
per ca-e of 86 pkgs.. $2 26
BANANAS Per -nedium-alied bunch,
$2.noa?.vi: lomhos. J.75J$...
GRAPE FRUIT Per bog of 64 to M, $3.50.
FRUITS.
APPLE8 Home-grown Jonathans, per
bbl.. $4.00: Ben Davis. KB; New Yrrk Tat
man and Pound Sweet. $3.00; New Yo-k
King, 33.00; New York Pippins, $8 76; New
York Greening. $2.4); New fork Bald
win, $2.76; Colorado Jonatf.an. $1.6); Win
Bans per bu. box. $1.40.
PEARS-Utah. Colorado end California,
fall varl-t es. per b"g, $1.73473.2$.
GRAPES Imported Malagas, per keg,
$t 0rl.b0.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Bell snd
Bugle, per bbl.. $8.6009.00; Wisconsin Bell
and Cherry and Jry. per bbl., $7.75; per
box. $2.76.
VEGETABLFS.
POTATOES Nw horn grown, In sack,
par bu.. 40c; Colorado, per bu., 66l0c.
TURNIP8-Pr bu., SEc; Canada ruta
baga; par lb., lc
CARROTS Pr bu.. 40c.
PARBNIl'S Par bu., 40c.
' BEETS Per hu.. 40c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $1.9ufti.OO.
ONIONS Horns grown, in sacks, per bu.,
16c: SDsnlsh. per crate. 82.00.
rVCVMBERar-Per rase of 3 dog
$2.60.
TOMATOES California.
ruMJ
per
4-basket
crate, i" Erf).
CABBAGE Home rrown. pr 100 lbs.. 70c.
SWEET POTATOES-Hom grown, per
bu. basket, 6D0; Kansas klln-drled, per bbl..
$2.00
GREEN IEPPER8-Per bu. basket. SOc.
8Q17A8H Home grown, per dos., 60c.
, CELERY Per doi.. $6igoc; California,
46c.
RADI8HES-Pr dog.. 90c.
LETTUCE Hot house, per dog., 404jaOc;
bead lettuce per do.. $1.00.
SHALLOTS Per do.. 60c.
CAULIFLOWER - Southern, per bbl..
$3.M34.fcO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAL'ER KRAUT-WIconln, par keg,
$2 60.
CIDER Nw Y'ork, per bbl., $6.30; per H
bbl., $3.26.
CHEESE-WIconsln twin, full cream.
1214c; Wisconsin Young America, 13c; block
Swiss, nw, 16c; old. Iutl7c; Wisconsin
brlok,14c: U lsoonsin llmburger, ISc.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1. soft shell, new
crop, per lb.. IK; hard ahell, per lb.. 13o:
No. $, aoft hell. per lb., 12c; No. $ hrd
shell, per lb., 12c; pecn. largt, per lb..
12c; mll. per lb., loc; peanut, per lb., 7e;
roasted peanut, per lb.. Sc; Chill walnut,
per lb.. 1K813V-; almond, soft (hell, per
lb.. 17e; Imrd shell, per h.. 16c; chestnuts,
per lb. 12't16c; new black walnut, per
bu., 70c; hrltbark hickory nut, per bu.,
11.76; large hickory nut, per bu.. $1 60. .
HIDES No. 1 green, Tc; No. $ green. c:
No 1 salted. 8c; No. $ salted, 7V.-; No. 1
Vesl calf. 9c; No. 8 vaal calf. 7o: dry salted.
Io016e; hep pelt. 2cC$1.00: hor hid,
$16o8J0O.
IMAHA LIVE STfiClv MARKET
Cattle Becipt$ Vflt id Virkt Baled
Active tid Btronf.
HOG MARKET WAS GENERALLY STEADY
Hot Esastk Ikssp and titak ta Meet
lb Demand far Killer ar
Feeder and Every- I
tklng Paid Straw.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. l. 194.
Receipt wer: Catti. Hg. 8heep.
Ofllclsl Monday 4 IM 4.4 .4"0
Offlclsl Tuesday 4.01 10 7 M"
omclal Wednesday $.812 jl l-Kl
Official Thursday 8,100 ll.OoO 4.')
Tour dara this week 17.959 89.059 i.T!
Same day Inst week. .. .W.99 $0 .$- $9.'M
Same davs week before 17.914 2164 Jl 8.il
Sam thre week ago. .11130 18.44 J7.7M
Sam four weeks ago.... 33 4.4 TiM e4.J
Same days Isat year. . . .H.S46 H.W M.o
RF.CKIPT8 FOR THK YEAR TO DATE.
The following table phows th receipt of
cttle, hogs and aheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, with c.omprlon with lot
year:
104. 190$ I no. De;.
Catll W 218 100.0 151.87
Hogs ;.(W.744 J.PTfl.ll
Bheep 1.471.484 1.7,144
Th following tabi now tn average
prlo of hog at South Omaha ror lb lal
several day with comparison!
Data. 104. W.l$ol.l$.l00.l l
4 84S
$781 4 411 41' $ M
I 7tl 4 0 4 Ml J 4J
- vj-i ! IS
4 8.HJ 4 87) 4 61 I 4 8
4 90 , 4 7( 41 $ RI
4 88'4 4 74 611 $ 711 4 K
4 711 m t 7I 4 4
4
4 c$' $ $1
I $ $i
a atl
4 Oil 61
4 96 I 441 $ th 4 711 4 Wl J J
4 W4( 4 80 I 74 4 4 08
4 4 87 4 741 4 J 47
I H 4 j 21 f T3 4 0$ $ 4$
!"H 1 . L': f ii: !i . J, ,.u
1 s os a 11 wi t
4 W 4 87 2' 6 ' 4 7 $ ft I
a I - 1 1 m .'i a av t ao 1 9j
a s.n - io
S 6
4 8ll 8 o
8 4j
4 6$ I 4 f
4.1 1 I M E 11
64
I 9l I 84I
I 36
8 M
a aa
8 :i
4 IU,
i $:
1
4 MHl 4 46, ( 29 6 68l 4 78
$ f8;
I S 4 iC-l .) IS s ,
i 67' 4 4i; 4 24i 8 81 i 4 7! J M J
4 MM Mj $ 7 4 7 $ 8 $ 81
I . 1 4 il ' .1 1.3 4 7 8 " $44
4 '.I Wl I Ml !:
4 474' 4 IS; 8 Mi $ 78' I 3
4 fri! I 49 751 4 871
I 4 Pl I 731 4 78 1 $
4 49ii 4 24: 6 02, 4 7lf i8i
A JITII S 1 I l' 1 KU "II I
8 4
8 W
$ $1
s
8 11
8 1
4 42'4: i S4 I Ml 4 3 711 3 21
4 4-i. 4 $61 8 09, 4 toil $ 4i $
Indicates Sunday. Indicate holiday.
The official number or car cr tock
brought In today by esclt road wss:
Cuttle. Hogs. Bheep.
C, M. A St. P. Ry 7
Wabash 1
Missouri Pnclflc Ry 6
l.'nlnn Pstlflc system 13
C. ft N. W. Ry 1
F., E. St M. V. R. R 37
C. 8t. P., M. St O. Ry 4
B. A M. Ry 69
C B. St l). Ry 7
K. C. ft 8t. J 1
C It. I. ft P. Ry.. east.... 4
C. R. I. St P. Ry., west.... 1
Illinois Central 4
49
3
1
W
15
2H
1.1
13
$
ifi
' 1
Total receipts 132
172
IS
The dlspoa.tloii of the dsy's receipts was
follow, each buyer putchaslng the num
bee nf head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. 8herp.
Omaha Packing Co 2i3 l.O
Bwlft and Company 7
Cudahy Packing Co 8
Armour ft Co 475
Cudahy Pck. Co . S. Clly .l.41
2.981
2,117
2.3011
S!i9
1.S9"
13
Armour Ht Co.. . city....i.Mi
Vansant ft Co
20
Carey ft Benton
Lobman Co...
W. I. Stephen
HIV. Huntllnger
Hamilton ft Rothschild.
L. F. Hits
Wolf ft Mtirnan
Mike Hiurgerty
1. B. Root ft Co
Other buyers
61
310
5
81
61
6
80
41
K2
4S9
63S
Total
.3.484 11.230 2.844
CA'ITLE Receipts of cattle Were light at
all point this morning and particularly
was that true at thin market. With a good
demand from all sources the market ruled
active and sieaJv to stronsr. some sales
being as much as" u dime higher than the,
There wer several bunehe of corn-fed
iteers on sale this morning, but moat of
the4it were of the short-fed variety. One
bunch, however, wss good enough to sell
is high aa i.U. an average welgnt of 1.7.le
lbs. They were westertf cattle, but wet
good and fat. The short-fed cattle were
not very active, but still they sold In much
the same notches they did yesterday and
the general mnrkut wss steady.
There were not many western rnnge beef
steer on sale this morning nnd the quality
of thos that did arrive was rather In
terior. Packers, though, all had to have
fresh supplies and aa a result the market
riled active, with prices strong to a dime
higher than the ssine kinds brought yester
day. Practically everything In sight
changed hands In good season.
Quite a large proportion of tho receipts
consisted or cow stuff, but the demand wa
fully equal to the supply nnd the market
was active, with prices steady to strong.
Seme of the more lelrsbl giades, in fnct,
sold as much ss a dime hlgiirr. Even the
runners and cutters changed hands without
n great deal or trouble at fully as good
prices as were In force yesterday.
Bulls, vcul eulves and stags showed no
quotable change.
The Mocker and feeder market this morn
ing wna active and strong, as the demand
from th country all this week has been
fully equal to the supply. Some of th bet
ter grades commanded prices that looked aa
much ns a dime higher. Representative
sales:
BEEF 8TEER8.
No ' A ft No. At. Pt
IS M4 1 75 14 1M I HO
II Vi 4 CO It 1714 t M
to 1S1I 1 00
8TEER8 AND COWS.
It IIW 4 10
cow a.
1 M0 I Tl
1 470 1 74
I 7 I to
4 ISO 1 00
4 IS7 S 00
4 Til I 10
I 1(0 S 10
1 IM) t 10
I Kt III
I Ml 1 11
1 1014 t'2l
1 1040 I M
1J I0 1 K
1 no 1 1
t HO 1 tt
10 1 m
i M4 I 40
1 100 I 44
1 1474 I 14
IS 101 I is
Not. 1...
Nov. "...
Nor. I...
Nov. 4. .
Nov. ...
Nov ...
Nov. ...
Nov. 8...
Nov. ...
Nov. lu. ..
Nov. 11...
Nov. 1J...
Nov. 18...
Nov. M...
Nov. )6...
Nov. if...
Nov. )...
Nov. 18...
Nov. 19...
Nov. 30...
Nov. 41...;
Nov. ti...
Nov.
Nov. 54..'
NOV, 25...
Nov. 2I--...I
Nov. n ..1
Nov 8H...
Nov. 29...!
Nov. $...!
Dec.
14 1011 I 10
4 1041 tO
4 137 I 40
1 Ill 1 10
II M4 14
1 1100 t ti
14 861 1 70
4 47 t TO
7 It I 71
' II Ill 1 TC
I til 1 V,
4 1041 t Ti
1 1004 I Ti
I I0T IT!
1 i:o i to
1 1110 8 0
1 1U0 8 00
' t 11M I it
1 Ull) 8 tu
COWS AND HEIFERS.
..Ill lU
II..
tl'.'.
11.'.
11.-'
Hfc-lf h.K8.
to
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AND LAMBS There wa an-
other very
liaht run of sheen snd limns
here this mornlne so the msrket was tln
aetlv and-strong The few bu-rhe of
killer changed hsnds a a rapid rate a-d
soms tales lorked as much as 6c to 10c
higher. Wether so'il as hleh sg 6
ewe brought 34.06 and lambs $5 SS None
of the off-rings was r'otly rr:m. but
anything that had any kill to It changed
hand at an earlv hour.
Th demnd for feed-r was also In ex
cess of the 'imply and the market erjld
safely b quoted active and rtrong.
quotations lor grass shecu ami lambs:
Good to choice yearlings. $4.5054.78; fair to
good yearlings. $I.26'S4.60: good to choice
wether. $4.26rM.50: fair to good wethers,
4.004.26: good to choice ewe. $4 0001.28:
ralr to good ewes, 83.7VH4.0fl; good to cnolo
Isnihs, jS.BCifil 90: fair to good Inmb. $5 ii
4H.0; feeder yearlings. $3.76814.35: feeder
wethers, $86004.20; feeder wes 33.0"f;3 60;
reeder limbs, I4.264JI.OO:
ssles:
No.
103 native goat
t fed na'iv ewes
8 Nebraska ewes
249 Nebraska ewes
i natives
4 fed wetfern wes
log fed native wether
9 native weth'ra
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82 $00
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97 4 00
227 Nebraska w-tner
107 fed -western Inmb
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II
269 fed western
8 native buck
125
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native ewe
native wether
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633 Idaho feeder Umbi.
1 nallv lamb
8 native lambs
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
''attle Steady Hob and 8Jhen gtroag
Lambs nteadr.
CHICAGO. Dec. l.-CATTLE-Reclpt.
11.000 head; market steady; good to prim
steers, $3.o.80; stockers and feeders. 11. 0
04.26: cows. t.'2l1HV); heifers, D.8 'V5;
canners, $1.403 .46; bulls. $2 OOJM t"i; calves,
$3.0o47.00: western steers. 83.6oi3o.10.
HOGS Receipts, 40.CO0 head; tomorrow.
.V.CrfVi head: msrket stronger; mixed and
butchers. M4iKS$4 66; good to choice heavy,
$4.60i 34 ti6; rough heavy. $4.4oiSf 60; light.
$4.$o4.85; bulk of aales, $4 15i&4.674.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, K.toO
head, msrket strong; good to choice
wethers. $4.4o64.90; fair to choice nilxel,
$3.50fi4.35: western sheep, $3 (JO 00: natl.e
lambs. $.258.10; western lambs, $.2S
6.00; show lambs. $6.50417.78.
Kaasas City Live stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts. ti.000 head; msrket steady to strong
snd sctlve: choice export and dressed beef
steers. to.OOCift 26. fair to good. $3.30il6.0t):
western fed steer, $3.60)6.60; stockers and
feeders. $2.604.00: southern steers. $2.60
4.25: ootithern cows, tl 6oiir3 .26: native cow.
11603.75: native heifer. $2.30416.00; bull.
$2or73.50; calve. $S 6W76 00.
HOO8 Receipt. 14.500 head: market
opened wek and closed firrnl lop, 84.65:
bulk or sales. 84.304.63; heavy. $4.56fi4 45 ;
packers, $4.403460; pigs and lights. $3.Xf
4.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4 MX)
heed; rosrVet stcadv and active: nnllve
lambs. $4.6094 00: natlv wethsrs. $4 2Mjil:
native we. $4.00440; western limb. $4.80
'8.00; western vearllng. $4.iwS25: western
ehen, $3.76fJt40; stocker and feeders, $2.50
4.26.
ft. Loals Lira Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. I. CATTLE Receipts.
4.000 head, including 1.600 head Texins;
market steady to strong; native shipping
and export steers. $4.6o&C.60, the top ob
tainable for fancy grades, with but little
to b had; dressed beef and butcher tr.
MutKtf6.4o; stsera under 1.000 lbs., 13 or ; 8 00;
Mocker and feeder. $3.36u"$76: cow and
heifers, $2.26H4.60; csnners. $1.604jr2.00; bulls,
Il.9fr53.66; eulves. $2.7660; Texas and In
dian steers, $2.50&4.i6; cow and heifer,
IJ.0062.80.
HOGS Receipt, 9,000 head; market
barely steady; pig and light. $36064.15:
packer. $4.40Q4.6o; butcher and best heavy,
4 4fr4 40.
BHEEP AND LA MRB Receipt. 1000
heed; market active and strong: natlv
mutton. $3.60i4 60: lambs. $4.6ogtl OO: culls
and bucks. t:'253.75; stockers. $S.00C3Ou;
Texan. $3 0046.00.
hew York Lira Staek Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. l.-BEEVES-Recelpt.
66 head. Feeling a trifle firm. Dresser
beef low at 7ii1ed per lb. for native sides.
Exports, 400 head cattle.
CALVES Receipts. 460 head. Market wa
quiet; veal about steady; grasser. nomi
nal: veal. $4.6077160: culls. $4.00; dressed
calve, full steady; city dressed veals, 7,
lUHc per lb.; country dressed, 7tll2c.
MOOS Receipts, 1.660 head. Market wa
nominally weak.
SHEEP AND LAM B8 Receipt. I T4
head. Bheep iow, gocxl to choli lamb
dull but about steady; medium rrsdn 111c
lower; sheep. $3.00 4 60; lamb, $j.rVk6.2l.
No prime sold; no Canada lambs.
1
Htork la light.
Receipt of llv stock at th six principal
western cltle yesterday:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
South Omaha $.300 ll.ouo 4.000
Bluux City iw
6.700
Kansas City
at. Louis
6.000 14 Vs)
4,0u0
fit Joeenh 3.341
7.967
40.000
Chicago 4,0u0
Total.
....31.141 89.167 28.7V
t. Joseph Live Staek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dec. 1 CATTLE Receipts,
$ 141 head; market steady; native. $69
6 60; cow and heifer. $18694 28; tockr
nd feder, $2 6fv&3.60.
HOGS Receipt. 7.967 bead; market
steady to 6e high-; light. $4 1004.60; me
dium and heavv. $4 5or 4 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBStelpt. 1.368
head; mark! atrong; lamba, $.
leas City Lie Btaek Market.
SIOUX CITT. De. . (8pcll Telegram).
-CATTLE Receipt, 700 head; market
trong r.d aotrve; heevea. $$ $0434 00; cowa
bull and mixed, $-.'.g$8 60. atockar and
feeder. $J.8rfl$S $0: rlve nd yearllnga,
U :4tl1
HuiiS Pe.-elpt. .7ti head: murket sbout
sttsdy; scllng. $4.Sti$4.Bi': Milk, $t.3jt'$e40.
9tM4ttftY OF ROP COOITIO
era State lajare Fall (irate.
WASHINGTON. Dee. 1 The weather bu
reau s monthly summary or crop conditions
la as follows.
As s whos November wss very mild and
eireptionslly drv Thronehout th central
val.ev snd tn New F.nglsnd th middle
Atlantic, central snd west ulf state, tn
absence of rain wsa so marked aa to prv.e
Injurloit to rll-own grrtn snd to hinder
plowing. the nroutn nas oeen esrecimiy
severe In the Ohio valley, where there la a
s?rst sesrtltv of water for stock and do
mestic purpose Complaints of drouth r
also received from southern California and
the southern plateau district.
in the principal corn state th weathst
has been favorahle for husking and rrlh
Mng cum. the reports InrHcatle that thl
crop I of exceptionally fine qus'llv.
Winter wheat ha been unfavorably af
fected bv drouth over the greater part or
the winter wheat belt, th condition ef tha
crop telns less favorable in the Ohio, cen.
trnf Mlssiss1-I and lower Missouri vallev.
Con1derahl damage to the early sown PT
the Hessian flv Is also reported from Ne
braska and Missouri. Notwithstanding th
drouth, the crop tn Iowa and Kansss I
food. Favorable re-vrt ere received front
he coast state. w"here, however, lack of
moisture -as retarded growth.
In the southern states the weather con
oHlons wer ftvorable for th completion
of cotton picking
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dee. 1. MET ALU Tin wag
eaa,er in th London market, with pot
closing at 4136 oi id and future at fU4.
Looauv the market continue ajtiiet. Spot la
quotea t $2.iii t. Copper wss slso easy
In the linnon market, cosing at CM 19
for pot nd Ai 18 8d for future. Locally
ths market wa firm, with outside price
hlghr In some Instance. Th general
rug I from lllsn1 to 18 17W for lak . ,
lis.na for electrolytic, $14 SoAjfl4.7o for rest
ing Lead wa unchanged in th Iondou
market, closing st 12 fs Id. Ixmelly th
msrket wss tlrm. with Isrge protlucera
raising their prices for rsrlots. The rang
Is from $480 to $4.70. Spelter was un
charged at 4.14 ITs .t In london nnd $6 7"t
6'iH In the loenl market, lronc.losed at
6.1s Hd In Glasgow snd 4J 8d In Middle- .
borough. Locally prices were Arm: No. i
foundry northern, No. I foundry southern
snd No. 1 foundry southern soft ar quoted
t $18.73'f!17.i6: No. 3 foundry northern. $14.36
14 '10. Export of copper for the month of
November were ;2,o88 ton, making a total
for the year so far ef f?7.82 tons,, against '
122.678 tons for the some I line last year.-
f'etton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1. COTTON-Mr.
kt easy; sale, bale; ordinary, 81-14C;
good ordinary, te; low middling, 8'ix-;
middling. 8 9-18r; middling fnlr, 9r; re
ceipts, e.146 bales; stock. 813,820 bales.
I.I VERPOOL, Dec. 1 COTTON Bpol. In
creased demand; prices 14 points lower;
American mlddlltia; fair, 6 lid; good mid
dling ,49d; middling. 4.79d; low middligf,
4.6'id; good ordinary, 4.63d; ordinary, 4.371
lite sales of the day wer lli.Oo) bale. 04?
which 11,600 were American. Future
opened quiet and cloed feverish; American
Eilddllng, g. o. c, December, 4.8!; Decent
er and January, 8.49d; January and Feb
ruary, .4.74d; March and April, l.Rod; April
nnd Mav, 4 Kid: May and June, 4 86d; June
and July, 4$Td; August and September,
4.W.
BT. LOUIS. Dec. l.-COTTON-Qulet. 4
lower; middling, 8V; no sale; receipts,
1,200 bales; no tihlpments; stock, 24,666 baloa.
Wool Market
IX1NDON. Dec. 1. WOOL A sale af
heep skin waa held In Mtnolng Lan to
day. Th offering amounted to 4.738 bale.
The attendance was large snd bidding wsa
spirited. Merinos were 7JHd higher and
rrona-breds . 41(1 dearer. The advance wa
1 largely due to American buying.. Following
I are the sates or doming ana enmoing:
New Houth Wale. 7 bale at Wild; Vic
toria. 971 bales at a-BHWd; South Australia,
1669 iMiles at 6ti9d; West Australia. 864 bale
at V,C8VI; New Zealand. 1,8M bales at 64
94d; Punta Arena. 2,248 bale at 8f9Hd;
Buenos Ayre. i najea at vaa.
8T. LOU18. Dec. 1 WOOL Firm and
quiet: medium grade, combing and cloth
ing, 23gCfto; light fine 1822Vic; heavy floe.
Hi lac; tub-washed. 27b40c.
Rvapornted Apple and Dried F raits.
NEW YORK. Dee. l.-EVAPORATKO
APPLES Msrket continue quiet; demand
show little If any Improvement and price
re barely sustained; common are quoted
t 84Ue; prime, 4U4Hc; chose, tQ6a;
fancy, MTMc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prun
ar reported to be offering les freely for
some lss and price rule little steadier,
the general range being unchanged at front
2i?Wc. according to grade. Apricot coo-1
tlnuc In light runnly and ar firm; cheUf
are quoted et 9l.'riOc; extra choice. lfU
lOHe; fancy. 11fi16c. Peaches are unchanged:
choice ar held at 18944c; extra choice, IH9
10c.
Oil sad Roala.
OIL CITY; Dec. 1. OIL Ct4lt balance.
8180: certificates, no bid: shipments, 8.(98)
bbls.; average. 74.13S bbl.; run. 118.71$
bhl.; ever 11 re. 73.803 bbl.; Mmti:i.
Lima. 86.86 rsbl.: runs, Lima, $3,047 bbls.j
avrrsr. 8'l.0(4) bbl.
SAVANNAH. Dec. l.-tL'RPENTINB-Flrn
t 4R4c.
R087N-Flrm; A. B. C. $2 52H: D t' W:
E. $2 67Vi2 80i F. $2.824'' ; O. $2 87V
$.70: H. $2 80; I $3.86: K. $3.90; U U ti; TV.
O.. $4-76; W. W.. $6.10.
1 j '
Food Rtoek at Llveraoel.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1 The following ar
a,wks of tireotetoffs nnd nrovislon In
It lverpool: Flour. 67,0"o sacks: whest. 5.-
m:.isi ceninis: nirn, i v- v..-,. v-,--,
V boxes: hams. 3 H boxes: shoulders.
900 boxes; butter, 7.000 cwt ; cheese. 123.1'
boxes, lard. 9 800 tierces of prime western
stem and 1,630 ton of othr kind.
Saaar and Molasses
NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 1.-SU(1AR-F1rm:
u.Ia oi.. nontrlfiirul whites. 4 18-1
iff a We; yellow. 4S413-lc; seconds, 3S
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lower; No. 3. new. 4.Ufl44c; No. 4, new,
42fc43e; no grade, 40',434lV4c
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T4a tt. !. Market.
ST. IX5UI8, Dec. 1. No market today
holiday. tielssel I fenteneed.' ' ',
TECUM8KH. Neb., Dec. L (Special Tele
gram) Joseph Oe'.rse!.' who pleaded kulltr
to burglary, was ntenced In dltrlct court
today to twenty-ven month In the penl
tentlry and ha been taken to prison brJ
the sheriff.
Kartbqaake la Caltforala.
BAN FRANCISCO. Dec. l.-A vr
hock of earthquake wa felt here at 1
o'clock this morning. Three other lighter
shocks were felt a few minute later in
quick succession.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER. .
DEEDS filed for record December 1, 1891,
furnished by th Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farnam tret, to Th Bee:
M. Ureer and wife to F. A. Potttr.
part of out lot 274. Flornoe $
Louisa Horst to Ida M. Horat. lot 9,
block 3. McOsvock ft O'Keef' add.
The Union Saving bnk to J. M.
Maher. lot . Sunnyalde add. ........ .
Frederick Krelle and huahsnd to
Frederluka and Henry I. Peters, n
(11 ret nf s loo feet of U lot 14. '
174
1
80
.1
.1,800
2.800
block 15, Improvement association
add '
Mslvtn 8. Uhl and wife to Mamie If.
Lane, lot 9, block 1, Potter's add....
F Hlnton and stlfe to Sulvlna E.
Archer, lot 16. block $. Spring Lak
psrk
tviitis Land company to (1. Davis, lot
6. block 4. Willis Park Place 900
Albright Land and Ixit company to
F. J. Fitzgerald, lot 9, block $.
Hoppe' Bonama . Jo
B O Oetter to A. B, Btephanaon. lot
90,iWlndor Place
Carrl C. Sellner to Orosa, e 88 feet
of lots 7 and $, block 14. E. V.
Smith' add too
Edwards -Wood Go-
v (Incorporawd.)
JlAla Odlces Fifth and Robert Streata,
T. PAUL, nNN.
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