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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1904.
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(.RAIN AM PRODUCE MARKET
Vteat GaiiiOrer Pftint en Drouth tad
Htj TJnjing.
CORH GRADING IS MAKING IMPROVEMENT
Frleres H A'.ly Firmer, bat Ralls Rare
Hav Tina Hsldlss; Galas
from Pita ill
Wall ttrcet.
OMAHA. Dm. 8, 1904
"a a dor-tdediy Brtwr tone to the
rheat market today. Armour blng unqu
tlonably th factor of the , greatest Impor
tance, coupled with th rport substan
tiated hy stste and ovrnmnl reports of
the damage done through the drouth and
lies. an My. The latter ia not the potent
Influence for the deferred future. July,
which ahould display the greatest strength
n drouth reports, held steady at less ad
vance than either of the other future.
Tfnth December and May were firm spots.
The recelpta were modi-rate, but the de
liveries on account of December contrncta
were light, and this win the cause of much
of the uneasiness of the abort. Armour's
buying; was covered through broken not
heretofore prominent In his Interest, and
this failed to develop until late In the
session. Prlval wires Indicated a firm
position for wheat. IJverpool waa So
lower, but It cut no figure In the Amer
ican markets. Various reports were sent
nut as to the position of grain In farmers'
bands, ns shown by dispatches published
rl sewhere.
lasoemher wheat opened t;i higher
and advanced from 81.0N-X to $1.09! May
advanced from $1.0'i to $1.H; July, V4c
to 9c.
There Is an unquestioned disposition on
tne part of Omaha traders to get on the
short side, of coin. They csn see nothing
due snd look for a hreeik of considerable
Importance In the near future. There Is a
great Improvement In the quality of the
corn coming In. and with ten days of this
weather there will be plentv of No. 2 grsde
comlnv to this and the Chlcngo markets.
Deeeytber nuened at 48c. a loss of o and
recovered the decline snd 'c additional,
reacting to 48'io or slightly under yester
day1 figures. " rather alow and
barely steady at 46Hff454c.
Omaha Cash Salea.
WHEAT 1 car No. 3 hard. 57 lb. $1 l;
1 car No. 3 hard 57'4 lbs., J1.0J; 1 car No.
1 hard 504 lbs.. 11.04; 1 car No. 4 hard 52
lbs , RXo; i car No. 4 yellow. El lbs.. 87c.
cShN 1 car No 4'K.e; 1 car No. S
yellow. 40o; 1 car No. 8, 80t&c.
tAT9 1 car No. S white. 284e.
Omaaa Cash Pries.
OTI EAT No. 2 hard 1104; No. 1 hard.
81 IKal-VJ; No. 4 hard JTifcitoc; No. t spring,
Sl.nt.
f'ORN No. 2. 41e: No. 8, SSMc; No. 4,
TStyc: no grade. StliuUSc; No. 2 yellow, 4?c;
No. 3 yellow 40c; No. 1 414c; No. 3 white,
394c.
OATB-No. 3 mixed. 28e; No. 3 mixed. 27e:
No. 4 mixed. 26c; No. 2 white. 2c; No. 3
hlte. 28.c; No. 4 white, !8o; standard,
Grain Market Klserrtiere.
Closing prleaa at the following: marketg
today and Thursday were:
CHICAGO.
Wheat
1 r umber
M j.v
.'uly ,
Cr in
Decent ber
Muv
July
Outs
December Mnv
July
Todav. Thursday,
.... ..'', I .I)
LW
88 V
484.
454
45H
814
si 4
48
45N,
46 Ti
'4
31 4
31 V4
ST. LOUI&.
Wheat
December M-ty
.Corn--December
May
Holiday
,.. I.104
444
43;
KANSAS CUT.
V'.e.if
D -cumber
May
December
May
Wheat
December
May
Wheat
December
May
1.0274
1.H4
1.01
1.01 Si
41 4
1
42
MINNEAPOLIS.
1.09V
1.1J4
1.074
i.ii'2
DULUTH.
1.114
1.134
l.f9V
mi
KEW YORK GGKEnAL MARKET
Uar.tatlon of ths Day on Varlona
Commodltlea.
NEW YORK, Deo. 2.-FIX)UR-Recelpts.
18.452 bbl.; export, 24.802 bbl.; sales, 4.300
pkgs.; mnrk t, dull; Mlnrejti pat J
enta, 35.15i5.60; Minnesota baker, U ml
4.; winter patent, $6.50(B6.0; wlntir
struight. $5.256.45: winter extras, $3.Wi?
4 V; winter low grades, $3.45t4.10. Rve
Hour, firm; sales, 8D0 bbls.; fair to good,
S4 Sots 4.76; choice to fancy. $4 75(6 00. Huck
wheat flour, steady; per 100 Iba., $2.16'S2.25.
CORNMEAL Steady; yellow western,
tU..ul.lfc; city, $1.14l.lS kiln dried, .W
HARLEY Steady; feeding, 44o. c. I. t.
Ne- Vo,k; malting 62c, c I. t.. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipt, 46.000 bbla.; sale,
4,9HO,0) bu. futures. Spot market firm;
No. 2 red, $1.20ft. f. o. b., adout; No. 1
northern Duluth, $1.21S. f. o. b., afloat; No.
1 hard Manitoba, $1.06, f. o. b., afloat.
Winter wheat being threatened by a severe
cold wave, the market today acted strong
and active on a big demand from ahorti
and considerable support from commission
houses. lBt prices showed H&lTio net ad
vance; May, $1.11 1-Iiirl.l2. closing at
91.12; July. 9l.03U1.03'fc. closing at $1.03.
CORN Receipts, 6,975 bu.; exports, 1,798
hu.: sales. 10,000 bu. futures, 80.000 bu. pot.
fliwt market firm; No. 2, 64c. nominal In ele
vator, and 64c, f. o. b.. afloat: No. 2 yel
low, 64c; No 2 white. (6c. Option mar
ket was neglected again and about steady,
closing unchanged to ftc net higher; May
closed at 61ftc; December closed at 67ftc.
OATS Receipt, 111. COO bu.: exports. 28.49
bu. Spot market slow; mixed oats, 26 to 3
lb.. 34ftifi36ftc: natural white, 80 to 82 lbs.,
36o; clipped white, 86 to 40 lb.. 87f(S9fte.
FEEl Irregular: sirng bran, 330.00; mid
dling, $19.60; city, $20.6ofi 27.00.
HA V Irregular; shipping, 5O70c; good to
Cb"l" MMiSrC.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice,
1904 crop. 30i38c; 10S crop, 80$36c: O'ds,
14o; Peclflc co-ist. 1904 crop, 3wu36c; lbui
cron rfi 'S'ie; rids, 1417c.
HIDES Steady: Oalveston, 20 to 25 lb.,
lc; Texas dry. 24 to 80 lb.. 14fte.
LEATHER Firms acid, 2426c.
1'ltOVISIONS-Heef. firm: family. 810 50
frll 50; mess, $9 ooftli 50; beef hnm. 822.0tai I
a.ou; pacKet, iin.wwio.iio; city, extra Indl.i
mes. i4.64ilK50 Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. $7,764? l?ft: pickled shouldtra,
$7 60; pickled hams. $.0Vu 60. Lard, quiet:
western steamed, I7.; December closed at
$7.90, nominal; refined, steady; continent,
$7 South American, $8.10; compound, $6.50
bC.76. Pork, quiet; family, $15 00rt16.0;
sho t clese tl8.76t16 to: mess. $13. SWd 13.75.
TALLOW-Dull; city ($2 per pkg ), 4c;
countrv (pkgs. free). 4o.
RICE Quiet; dometlc, fair to extra, t
BUTTER Firm; street price. extra
creamery, 2626ftc; otTlclal price, rreamerv,
common to extra, 1626c; held, common to
extra l"r"4o
CHEESE Strong; tat full cream; small,
September, colored and white, fancy, 12c;
tale, late made, poor to choice, Sftifftlc;
state, large, September, colored and white,
fancy, U,c: state, late made, colored, good
to choice. liKfrioic; state, late made, white,
foncv. lOVc; state, poor to prime. Sic
EOOS Firm: western finest selected, 910
32c; western average best. 19n"30c.
POI LTRY Allvs. tedy; wetern chick
ens, lie; fowls, lie; turkey, lofllje; dressed
dull; western chicken, 14$ 15c; fowls, 109
lie; turkeys, 18c.
Kassas City Grslsj sad Provlaloas.
KANBAS CITY. Dec. lWHF AT-Here
ruber, $1.02; May, $1 02: July. 90Vf90c.
Cash: No. I hard. tL0i 1.06ft : No. 8. II 0"it
104; No. 4 tsctiM.O: No. red, 94.0tfil.07:
No. 9. H.IW1.04: No. 4. 9HC4591 00.
CORN December. 41Tc: Mav. 42942fte.
CMh.: B1,"d' No. 9, 48c;
No. I white, 4Jftc.
f7-No- 1 nld. 29430c; No. 9 white.
9ouftjoc.
HAY-8tedy: choice timothy, 8.0OfJ.5O;
Cbnle prairie. $7 6oifr7.75
9TE Steady, 74c.
EOOS steady. Missouri and Kansas, new
No, 9 wbltewood rase Included. 26c; ease
count. 2"ftc; rases returned, fto lass.
IH'TTFR Stendy; creamery. 21tf23o:
dairy, fancy, 17c.
. Rclpt.Bhlpmen
Wheat, bu m ton ri m
Corn, hu 47 20l 17.SW)
Data, 'bu 7.0U0 14.000
Mliill Grata Marlrst.
MINNEAPOLIS Dec. 9 W H EAT De
cent tier. 91.09; Mav. 91 13ft4l.l3; July,
$1 12ft; September, 96V.C: No. 1 hard, 91.12ft;
No 1 uorthern, 91.11ft; No. 3 northern,
rLOrR-rirst oatenta. $1 90fl.00: second
patnet. $6,704:6 90- first clear, 94.264 36;
second clear. $1 Tblhi 86.
BRAN In bulk. 91450.
- Dalsth Grsls Marks!.
DULUTH. Dec. 3-WHEAT-To arrive,
No. I northern, 9jUl; Ns. 9 asrtaern.
P KS: on track. No. 1 northern, tl .12:
No. 2 northern. 11.084; December, Sl.UV
May. II 13V
OATS To arrive and on track, 4c
CHICAGO GRAJ ASD PROVISIONS
Featarea At the TrasHa aad Cicala
Prlee Board ( Trade.
CHICAGO. Dew. 1 Continued trv weather
In trie southwtwt caused a net advance of
l'e In the price of May wheat here today.
The mark closed strong with prices al
most at the top. Corn and oats are prac
tically unchanged. Provisions are up 60
26c.
WlUi the exception of a slightly unset
tled tone at the start, sentiment In the
wheat pit today mi decidedly bullion
throughout the entire snewlim. Under the In
fluence, of lower price ftw wheat at Liver
pool, the market here opened barely steady.
May being a shade higher to 4'o'mO lower
at ll.09-44il.09S4. The weakness at Liver
pool was said to be due to liberal eel Ing
on favorable crop advices from Argentina.
Newa available here from the South Amer
ican wheat fields, h owever. was conflicting,
several reports claiming that wet weather
was Interefrrlng with hardest cperatlons.
Another bullish factor was the smaJl pri
mary receipts. Strength of caeh markets
at St. Ixiuis and Kanans City waa also sn
lnfluenc her. Throughout the day the
market had the support of the lenders of
the bull crowd. Price) reached the high
est point of the dav Just prior to the close.
May touching $1 1i. Final quotations on
May were at $l.liV4,fl.lV Clearance of
wheat and flour were equal to 116.800 bu.
Exports for the week, as shown by Brad
atreet', were equal to 2.101.000 bu. Primary
recelpta were 928.SW bu., compared with
1.0M.300 bu. a year ago, Minneapolis. Du
luth and Chicago reported recelpta of 7"5
cars, against 1.142 car last week and "59
cars a year ago.
Interest In the corn market was almost
entirely lacking and the volume of business
Was the smallest In manv week. Primary
receipts showed a big Increase, but local
recelpta were only moderate. Many com
plaints of corn curing slowly were recetvtd,
but thfae were nullified by lower prices at
sample tables. A steady tone prevailed
throughout the day. May opened unchanged
to a shade lower at 4.Sf?4SSc to 4t.Sc, s,ld
between 4.V4c and 4fS'6 46e and closed at
4f.e. Local receipts were 42S cars, with 1
f contract grade.
A firm tone was manifested In the oat
tnarkX. small recelpta being the principal
bull factor. Trading wa moderate, con
sisting mainly of changing from December
to May. After opening unchanged to a
shade lower at Slc to SPSlVic. May sold
up to 31'Mji31c and closed at 31H Local
receipts were 81 cars.
Considerable Interest was exhibited In
provisions and the volume of h,ustnea was
Quite largo. Higher prices for hogs wa
one of the chief Influences affecting the
market. Shorts were the best buyers. At
th close May pork was up 2oj2LV4e at $12 20
til3 Z-'V Itrd was up 5c to 17.20. Rib
were 10fT12Vc higher at 16.80.
Eestimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
M cars; corn, 285 cars; oats, 82 cars; hogs,
17.000 head.
The hading future ranged a follow:
Articles. Open. I Hlgh.j Low. I Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
July
Corn
Deo.
May
July
Oat
Dee.
May
July
May
Lsrd-
Jiin.
May
Ribs
Jan.
May
1 08V
1 09 1 06
110 109ft
1 09ft,
10S
fl
11 09 I
1 10ft
1 09S
1 wv,
i ioyn 09ft
99 984
tsrfti 40
45l4jS:45'fi 4fift
V 4S
29 I 2'4 29
i9ft 29
81Vs'!81H- Sift
31ftil31ftiT4
12 87ft
13 10
7 00
IS 00
12 82ftf 12 97ftl 12 90
13 22ft
13 00 I 13 22ftl 13 00
7 06
7 25
6 67ft
6 85
7 00
7 02ft
7 20
6 55 '
85
6 97ft
7 17ft
55
6 75
I 7 17V4
7 17ft
6 R5
6 76
S 55
75
No. 2.
Cash nuotetloni' were as follows:
FLOUR Easy; winter pntents, 35. 10(9
I. 20; straight, $4.8f&5 00: spring patents,
f4.906.40; straight, 34.604.90; baker, 3.7t0
3.90.
WHEAT No. 1 spring. 31.CMM.15; No. 8.
II. 031.12; No 2 red, ll.lli&'l.lUV
CUHM-No. 2, 48fto; No. 2 jeTlow, 50c.
OATS-No. 2, 29'4c; No. 2 white, 32(&'32c;
No. S white, v.Ci;c.
RTE No. 2. 73ift75c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 38c; fair to
choice malting, 4249c.
SEEDS-No. 1 flax. $1.18: No. 1 northwest
ern. $1.21. Clover, contract grade. $12.60.
PROVISIONS Mew pork, per bbl., $11.60
5H1.5j. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.00. Short rib
side floosei $ "rt(S."5. Short clear aides
(boxed), iB-ircwBw.W.
Following were the receipt and ship
ment of flour and grain:
nece'its. smpments
Flour, bbls....
Wheat, bu....
18.200
18.800
... 52.000
..381.700
...125,100
... 6.000
116,50
472. POO
loe,
7. 4O0
Corn, bu
oats, du
Rye. bu
Barley, bu
.. 63,800
9,200
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 16'd)
25ftc; dairies, 16ta22c. Egg, firm at mark;
case Included, lSft&24c; firsts, 24ftc; prime
firsts, 26ftc; extra, 28fto. Cheese, steady;
nQ2c.
It. Lonls Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 3. WHEAT-Market
track, 9114ft; December, $1.09; May, $1.12ft;
iso. z naro i.hibi.iz.
CORN Market easy: No. 2 cash, nom
inal; track, 49c; December, 44ft44c; May
43c.
OATS Market higher; No. 1 cash, 81c;
track, 82(&32ftc; December, 29c; May, 81c;
No. 2 white. S3V.lfi3:iftc.
FLOl'R Steady: red winter patents. $5.20
(tr6.30; special brands, $5.4Oi'u6.60; extra fancy
and strelght, $4.70-4.80; clear, $4.354.40.
SEED Timothy. $2.40.
CORNMEAL Steady. $2.60.
BRAN Steady; sacked east track. 85JH7c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $8.00(312.00; prairie,
16.000 10.W).
IRON COTTON TIES-93C.
BAOOINO 7ic.
HEMP TWINE 6fte. (
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
$11.76. Lard, higher; prime steam, $6.75.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, $7.75;
clear ribs, $8.00: short clear, $8.26.
FOULTRY-Market firm; chicken, 7ftcj
springs, 11c; turkey, 13c; ducks, 9c; geese,
7ftc.
BUTTER Market (teady; creamery, 20
26c; dairy, logpglc.
EGGS Market steady at 24c, wise count.
Receipt. Shipment a.
Flour, bbl IO.OoO 6.000
Wheat, bu 67,000 41.000
Corn, bu 68.000 29.0(i0
Oat, bu 78,000 28,000
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 2. WHEAT Market
higher; No. 1 northern, $1.12; No. 2 north
ern. tl.CSU.iyi.lOft; May, $1.10.
RYE Firmer; No. 1, 81o.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2. 66c: sample, 360510.
CORN Steady; No. 3, 48ir49c; May, 4c.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2. WHEAT 8 pot,
nominal: futures, dull: December. 7alftd:
March. 73d; May, 7 3d.
CORN Spot, American mixed, firm at
4s lOd. Futures, steady; January, 4s4'id;
March, 4 8d.
Philadelphia Proa are Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9r- BUTTER
Firm; western creamery, 26ftc.
EOOS Firm; western fresh, 8334o at
nark.
CHEESE Unchanged; 10gile.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Dec. 2.-SEED-Clover. cash
and December. $7.80; Februury. $7.J; March,
$7.96. Alsike, prime. $7.16. Timothy, prime,
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA, Deo. 9-CORN-Steady; No. 3,
new, 4.vrf44c; No. 3 new, 4243c; no eTade,
nwt 41o.
Movesmeat of Gold.
BERLIN. Dec. 2. The gold Imports from
England hav not yet ceased, although th
rate of exchange exclude any profit on
such eranac.tlon. The continuance of
the movement Is attributed to the trans
ference of th Russian credit to Berlin
So far a th Reich bank's need are
concerned, Imports should now cease since
It has the largest gold stock In Its history
The stock of metal amounts today to 250,.
OcO.OOO marks, of which four-fifths Is gold
It I understood that American guld re
cently reached Germany by direct ship
ment, but soma eagles hav arrived her
from England or Franc.
aajsr and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-Si;OAR-Raw.
firm; fair refining. 4e; oentiifugal, M
teat, 4c: molusn, sugar, 4c. licrined,
firm; crushed, li.lic; powdered, 6.55c; gran
ulated. 6 4fe-.
NEW ORLF-AN8. Deo. 2-SUOAR-Flrm;
open kettlti, 8ti4e; open kettle centrifu
gal, 4Ww4Sc; centrifugal whites. 4 13-16c;
yellows, 4V"4 13-16c: seconds. 3tf4ttc.
MOlASttLS Steady; open kettle. lu31o;
csntiifunal. 7uUio. Syrup, steady at 2ia-Sc.
Kvaporated Apple and Dried Fro It.
NEW YORK, Deo. 3. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market show no material
change Common are quoted st Sftutftc;
prime, 4ftutftc; chulce, fcjftc,; fancy, ,l
California dried FRUiTs-Pmne
how a slightly Improved tone, with soni
alaea aail to b la Umlleil auiily.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BUNDS
Market Slows Less Vigor and Animation
Than for 8ome Tim fait.
RUMOR OF AN ANTHRACITE MERGER
Many Dormant Railway Stock Which
Were Animated Tharaday Lops
Into Total Sealeet Mosey
la aotably Easy.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1 The market showed
rather less vlgcr and animation t..an lor
ome t.me part, the dealing.4 showu.g a
coiis.de. ab.e tailing off tr m tho e of yes
te.day. But the acute weakness w to whlc.i
the market tlo.ei yetrrday wa to.al y
olsstpa.ed. The lack of exiana.l n .or
that weakne waa a cause oi ome di
quletuue and had a d.scourglng tfTect on
large speculative cummitmeiiu; hei.ee tne
kinaller d alingi. There was n to.sideia
ble recovery In price j out Ide a few spec al
Biocks and the s.rengin of picked ttucks
wa reg .rded as a i.evlce largely to su ajn
the r ei of the market.
Th souths n trunk lire were th con
spicuous ttature touay. especially the
Louisville A Nashvll.e group. Ah the cot
ton carrier were firm, with god k ound
In the flattering prospects Indicated tor
that crop. Explanation for the special
buoyancy of the Loul'vlle A Nashville
group was not forthcoming. The I'nl el
State Steel stock snd Amalgamated top
per made go d n cover e from tne early
pressure, wh ch was quite general, en l
new of me.al trad condition waa highly
fax nrable.
Th movement In Reading was aasoclatsl
w til the 1-ena.s.ional m vem nts rf L high
Coal and Navigation on the 1'hllariclphia
Stock exchange, which was ruppo'td to In
volve an aborptlrn of that property In the
pursuit of the conso ldat on of the anthra
cite Industry. Some of the soft coa! car
riers wete alio strong feiturea. Mova
ment a a whole were commo place. Rj
por of railroad earnings for Crtober
howed the prosperous cord tl ns In the
southern eectlons. Many of ihe dormant
railroad stocks which were awnken-d Into
fu den bii matlon yeftrday as suddenly re
l:.ps. d t day Into total regl ct. T is wa
Caoec'ally true of ths iroun of limine Van.
de b Its.
Money was quotablv easier trday, follow
ing the enorm u hlftl"g of loan, wH h
was caused by yesterdav's ravme it nf lav.
OfOCiO on sccount of Southern Pacltlc pre-fer-e1
stock. London d sc tints wcr re-
aucea ana sterling exchange here v elleJ
to a large supply of cotton bills due to
foreign buvlng tn the br ak In the co'tnn
market. The enggem nt of 'io,000 c. Id In
Pa Is for shipment to New York at tjc 1
little intere t, as the trsnarti n wa not a
refiect'on of exchange con-iltlons.
Ths suggestion that some gold m ght go
out from San F ancisco on account of
American subscriptions to the Japanese
loan was not of much effect. The finil
transaction of the day were the mi st
active and ehowed the greatest strength,
the closing being firm.
Bonds were irregular; total fals, par
value. $6,100,000. Ui,l:ed State bonds were
unchanged on call.
Following were the sales and range of
prcles on th Stock exchange today:
. . Sales.Hlgh.Low.Cloee.
Atchison 12.W0 to' Ht't
do preferred 1,200 103 103V4 108
Baltlmoan & Ohio.. 6,7uo 99 97 Mati
do pfererred loo 96 952 96U
Canadian Jaclfla .... 7.S00 134 liavJ 134
ifn. or iew Jersey,
200
1SI1
494
t hesapeake 4 Ohio.
6.100
vnicago t Alton
uo preferred
Chi. & Great West.. 8.900 24
24 V.
iZ
. in. iortnwesiern a.iXKi ZI2
C, M. & St. Paul.. 16.H00 17
7 175T4
00 prererred 400
Chi. Term. & Tran. 1.4tX
do preferred 1,000
C. C, C. A St. Louis 500
Colo. Southern 400
1S4S 1R4
144 1.1
do 1st preferred ....
do 2d preferred ....
Delaware & Hudson
Iel., Lack. & Wet.
Den. & Rio Grande.
do preferred
100 3Si
200 17
600 340
100 83
l.W 8
81.600 39'
1,400 7374
600 67
400 DO'l
Erie
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred
Hocking V- 'cy
do preferr I ...
Illinois Ceti ral .
Iowa Central ...
9014
12,000 1584 157H
1O0 80i
do preferred
Knn. City Southern
do preferred
Ixuts. & Nash
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Rv
Minn. & St. Louts ..
M.St.P. & R.Bte.M.
do preferred
Missouri Pacific ....
M., K. & T.. nfd
N. R. R. of M., pfd.
N. Y. entral
Norfolk A West
do preferred
Ont. & Western ....
Pennsylvania
P., C, C. A St. L...
Reading
do 1st preferred ....
do 2d preferred ....
Rock Island Co
do preferred
St.I A 8. F., 2d pfd.
St. Louis 8. W
do preferred
Southern Pacific ...
do preferred
Southern Hallway ...
do preferred
Texaa A Pacific .....
T.. St. L. A West...
do preferred
2'X 66 M
400 81 80V4
000 53 62",
9.9i-iO 1474 141V.
110
63'J
700
56.9U0
'600
Union Pacltlo
do preferred
Wabash
do preferred
Wheel. A Lake Erie
23
4ti
l.iuo
Wisconsin Central .. 300 23V
do preferred 1,000 47V)
Mexican Central .... 8,600 22
Atlanta Express
American Express... 100 til
II. S. Express
Wells-Fnrgo Express
Amalgamated Cop.. 89.500 KM
Am. Car A Foundry. S00
do preferred LOW
Ame. Cotton Oil, ... 800
9'- 9H 91".
33 S3Z 83 U
9.14 63 61
7'4 Vi
311 V 37V4
do preferred
American Ice
do preferred
Am. Linseed Oil ....
do preferred
Am. Locomotive ....
do preferred
100
8.600
1.2U0
3,200
200 10314 iaii 103
Am. Smelt. A Refln. 4.300
do preferred l.iofl
at
113
Am. Sugar Refining 7,000 149
Anaconda Mln. Co.. 2 400 118
Brook. Rapid Tran. ll,5no
Colo. Fuel A Iron .. 13.M0
Conaolldated Ga .. 5 OH)
Corn Products 2,100
do preferred 400
Distillers' Scoiiritte 14.&K
General Electric .... 2'A
International Paper.. 8.400
do preferred 1,800
Interna t'oni! Pump
do preferred
National Lead .
North American
1.100 244 24
4O0 IO414 IO.114
Paelflo Mall
1 V 49 4014
People's Oa 29 7o0 H214 110H 11174
Pressed 9tc. Cr .. 1.000 t) 40H 4d",
do preferred 90
Pullman Palac Car oo 20 23H 230
Ronuhlle Pteel 2.00 17K 1714 17S.
do nreferred 1.300 71. ' 71 70M
Rubber Ooods 7.eo0 T4 27T 97
do preferred 1 100 98 94 98
Tenn. Coel Iron .. 8 "0 74 7rU
U. S. L-stber 81 6o 14t 114 nt
do preferred S,"0 9"H K T"
1T, S Wesltv Imp. .. " 1i 1 , 9it
r b pbber 9" 9". 9'
do preferred 1 ) 9?H 91U 914
X'nited Pfstes 8teel..1o9 V 9" 31V4 IrHt
do nre'erre1 67.1 94'4
w.sfbous Fleotrlo. o 1 1 Is
Western Union 100 "4 92H 9314
Total sale for the day. 1,160 200 hare.
Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON. Dec. 9. Call loan.
XR4 per
Official
cent: time loan, 46 per cent.
closing of stocks and bond:
Atrhlu adj. 4a....'.. Adventure. .... .
do 4 lot Allouas
HmIoi Ceotral 4s.. T I Amlimat4
Atcblaoa M Amsrlcaa Sine
do pfd lt Atlantic
Benton Albany 1M Blnfham
'i
17 4
IT
n
77
TO
11
M
It
:::::
:::::
ft
04
II
113
I
1M
12'l
in
tn
4S
! 4
1V7S)
bostoa A Main ! t i. HMia
Bottaa Elsvnlttd
Fltchbur pfd ..
Menlcan Csotrnl
11 iTontMinUl
140 l('opnr Htngs .
.. tlH Dalr West ....
. Ill Iriomlnlna Coal .
..1I6S Fninklla -
.. 11 Graaor
.. U lit Honlo
.. H Mans. Mlutng ..
..14l Mlihlxaa
..117 Mubask
Mont. C. A C...
.. II 1 Old Dominium..
.. S lO.rfOlt
.. II Parrot
..tl 'agulnrr
..1X1 'shannon
.. 1ft I Tamarack
.. U iTrtulty
.. 4 V. . Mining...
..i"7 r. a. oil ...
.. t un
..It Vinorl
. Ml'lnoiia
... ' WoUarlna ....
N. Y . N. H. A
H
I nlna PaclBc
Amsr. Args, Chnv
4a pfd
Amr. Pn. Tub.
Amir. 8unr ,
do pld
Asir. T A T
Amf. woolva
do pfd
Dominion I. A
Killnon E'c. Illu...
tlnrml Elattrlo ...
Uiw Riaclrle
do pfd
tttmm. (;
I nit Ml Fruit
I'niied Shoe Unch.
do 1 fd
V. 8. 9;ol
do l.fj
kratliitf. ronunon
Aked. Eld.
mi
Bask ot Germany statement.
PEitLIN. Dee. 3 The weekly statement
of the Imperial Hank of Germany show
U fw;lju- vraogs: CaU lu band !-
87
85 84'i StTk
"t 10 sm
H 1124 ur,
148 148V
H 115'A 115
r'H 6 6n 14
M 66' i
21' 2I6C 21W
23 22 22'4
80 74 RO
8!44 89 3914,
191 191 190;
2" inU 204
79H 7SH TU
jtrti
95
24
104
4TI4
creased 24.600.000 marks, treasury note de
creased tJO.H'O marks, other securities In
creased 14.MO.000 marks, notes In circula
tion Increased 33.4S'.0vO marks.
BVSISESS OF ASSOCIATED BASKS
Clesrlaa-s of the Great Commercial
Centera of Conntry.
NEW YORK, Dec- I The following
table, compiled by Hradstreet. show the
bank clearings at the princ.pal cltl-8 tor
the weik et.ded De.emler 1, with t
percentage oi increase and dcr.ae as
compared with the correepondn.g week lat
year:
CITIES.
Clearings.
Dec
New York
Ch.tago
Boston
I hilaoelphla,
St. Loui
Pittsburg
San Fianclsco
Baltimore
Cinc.nnatI
Kansas City
New Oiltane
Clsvclan.l
Minneapolis
Detroit
Louisville .
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Providtnce
Buffalo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
I.03 Angeles
St Joseph
Denver
Co umbus
Inemphls
Seattle
Richmond
Washington
Savannah
Albany
Portland. Ore
Fort Worth
Toledo, O
Salt Lake City
Peoria
Atlanta
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
Dea Moines
Spokane, Wash
Tncoma
Grand Rsplds
New Haven
Dayton j
Norfolk
Springfield, Mass...
Worcester
Portland, Me
Augusta, Ga
Topeka
Sioux City
Syracuse
Evansvtlle
Pl-m'ngham
W!lmtn"ton, Del.,..
Knoxvllls
Davenport
Little Rock
Wilkesbarre
Fall River
Macon
Whee'lng, W. Va...
Wichita
Akron
Chattanooga
Springfield. Ill
Kalemaino. Mich..
Youngnown
He'ena
Lexington
Fargo. N. D
New Bedford
Canton, o
Jacksonville, Fla...
Lowell
( heater. Pa
Greensburg, Pa
RockTord, 111
Binghimton
8prlrgueld, 0
Bloomlngton, 111....
Oulncy. Ill
Fliux Falls, 8. D...
Ma-afield, O
Decatur, 111
Jacksonvlll , 111....
Fremont. Neb
tHouston
tOalvestcn
jCrar:eston. S. C.
Cedar Rapids
Total. U. S
Outside N. Y
!.7S4.6R1
1. 2 JO. mi
i.j!'f.4j
I.933.7M
I (fc.2.243 .
J.l
'47 i
2s. 3;
20.
14 7
4 4
8.8
7.1
24.9!.
7.41.
12.9.
16.4 .
11.9!.
28.41.
6.5
"i'i
"i'.i
'sa.i
"i'i
4.0
-L9
.9
34.3
14.1
17.0
26.0
31.4
40.1
12.0
"a'.i
'12.0
24.5
9 1
15.6
'i3
11.3
12.0
4.8
11.8
6 0
14.1
2.0
9.8
3.61
I S3
44.8
8.8
17.1
16.3
66
I 16 8
6.0
46.1
13.9
25.81
I
42.1!
9.21
Montreal
To-onto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
26 726 638
22 222 7:3
8 201.872
25.6
39.81
26.8
"96
2,Otl3.f;2:
1.8R6 0 01
7.0
'i'.i
'i'.i
i'.i
' Ha'Kax
; Quebec
Vancouver, B. C...
I Hamilton
! London, Ont
l.f77.7S
1 451 W
1 17 '
P:34
1,0S7.673I
76),7i
6.61.
8.9!.
Hi. jnnn, IN. H
Victoria, B. C
Totals, Canada.
6.3
69,033,7721
tNot Included In totaN becaus containing
other Item then clcrlng.
(Not Included in total because of ns
comparison for last year.
Kevr York Money Market.
NE WYORK, Dec. 2. MONEY On call:
Market firm at 34 per cent; closing bid,
8. offered at 3Vi. Time loans: Market firm:
sixty days, ninety day and six months, 4
PepRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 1 04
per wnt.
STERLING EXCHANGES Market steady
at the decline, with actual business In
bankers' hills at 84.8615(4.8650 for demand
and at 34. 8370tf4. 8380 for rlxty-day bllla;
posted rates, 3-I.84!4 and 34.874; commercial
bills, 84 8.3V4.
8TLVER Bar, 69c; Mexican dollars,
47.e.
BONDS Governments steady; railroads
Irregular.
The following are the quotation on
stocks and bond:
V. 8. nr. Is, reg.... 104 ..Manhattan e. . 4...lKt
de coupon 104 Max. Central 4a 75
do la, reg 104 do lit lnc 14
do coupon 104 Minn A Bt. It 4a 17
do new 4s, rag 10 M., K. A T. 4s 100
do eoupon
.1st
do 2a
II
do old 4; raf 10o N. R. R. of M. e. 4s. 11i
ao eoupoa ltm "N. T. c. g. as
.101
Atchlaon gan. 4a...
1UIS N. J. C. g. la.
HH No. Paelflo 4a..
do la
in J '4 N. A W. c. 4a.
.186
:M5
do adj. 4a
Atlantto C. L. 4a...
Dal. A Ohio 4a
do J Via
Central of Oa. 6a..
do lat lne
Chea. A Ohio 4a..
..101
l O. 8. It. 4a A par... .103'
111 Pann. ennr. Ia lot
0 Reading gan. 4a li2i
107 St. L. A I. M. e Ea. .IIS
2 St. I. t I. r. fg. 4a. H9H
100 Bt. L. 8. W. is 7
I nirago A. IHa.
C, u. A Q. n. 4a.
M. at St. r. g ts..iiu'4 tieanoara a. l,. a.... w
C. A N. W. e. la. ...ma' 80. ParlAn 4s 13
C. R. I. A P. 4s.... Slit o Hallway la 11
...1IS
do col. 6a.
4 Teles P. la
CrC. A Bt. L. g. as. .101 T., St. L,. A
4a. . K3
t ni( ago ler. fa...
Con. Tobacco 4a..
Polo. A 80. 4a..,.
D. A R. O. 4a
Erie prior Hen 4s
do gen. 4a
F. W. A D. C. la
tM t'nlon Pacific 4a..
..101
..lift
.. i
..117
. S54 o con. 4a ,
,. k V. 8. Steal Id la.
.101 Wabaeh la ,
.101 no aeu. B.
. M W. A L. B. 4a 93
.101 Wla. Central 4a till
Hocking Val. 4a....lll Colo. Fuel c. la SUV
L N. uul. 4a 103
Bid.
London Stork Qaotatlons.
LONDON, Dec. 2. Closing:
Conaola. money N Y. Central 144
do account Norfolk A W 17
Anaoonda d ' do pfd 14
Al. hlaon 0 Ouurlo A W 44
do pfd lot Pennaylvanla 70s
Baltimore A Ohio 100 Rand Mlnea 11
Canadian Paring Ill Kradlng f
Chee. A Ohio
. KOV do lat pfd 4ft
. 14 do Id pfd 41
.181 loutbern Railway ... SS
. Iii dn pfd
. 33 Southern Purine '.
. an Unlonr PaciBo
. 40 do pfd 7
. 7S'i V. 8. Steel 1214
. t do pfd ti
.111 'Wabaeh 14
.14k do pfd 47
. 14 Bpanlah 4a U
Chicago Ot. W
C, M. A Bt. P
PeBeers
Denver A R. O
do nfd
Erie
do lat pfd..,
do Id pfd..
Illinois Central
l.nuiB. A Naah.
14.. K. A T
SILVER Bnr. firm, 27 7-llkl per ounce.
MONEY 22A4 per cent.
The rata of discount In the open market
for hort bill la 3 lS-lbv-(43 per cent; for
three month' bills, 2Vu3 per cent.
Now York Mlaln Stork.
NEW YORK, Dee. 3. The following- ar
ine ciosinK uuuutuuua uu nulling Block:
Adams Coa
16
Little Chief ..
i
Alice
Breec
Brunawlck Co ..
Comstock Tunnel
Coa. Cal. A Vs..
Hora BllTer
Iron silver
iMdviile Coa ....
Offered.
. to
. II
.
. I
.170
.150
K0
. 3
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoel
lavage
Blerra Nevada .
8n14.lt Hopes ..
Standard
..15 1)
.fid
.. IT
1. li
,. 27
. 40
. 14
.1M
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Dec. 2. Money was In quiet
demand and plentiful In the market con
equent on larks bot rowings from ths
Bank of England. Dlxcnunts were weaker
on the new that lo.ooo.ooo in gold wa
leaving India for Ens-land. On th Stock
exchange buaines was quiet and irregular.
Consols relapsed and fcubstqucr.it ly rallied
a fraction. American opened Jdull In re
tpoupe to New York and recovered allghtly,
but the support wa limited and reacted
and closed easy. Japant-ae were Irregular.
Imperial Japanese government 6a of VMi
were quoted at t44 Kaffirs were firm.
PARIS. Dec. 3, The ton on the bourse
today was calm and the prices Inactive.
Russian Imperial 4a were quoted at bi and
Russian bond of 1&04 at 602.
Treasnry talsnsent. -
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 Today's state
ment of the treasury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the IL5O.O0O.OuO gold
reserve In th division of redemption,
shows: Available cana. baJamg. iU4o.4tA.2tt4:
gold, M,4t.:t3. '
inn LIVE STOCR MARKET
Light Knn of Cattlo aid Pricei Build a
Littli Stronger on All Kindt.
HOGS OPENED FULLY FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Not Enough Sheep and Lamb Arrived
to Make a Test of Price, hat
tho Market Chald Safely
Be (tooted Strong.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. I. 19.
Recelnts -r.
Cattle. Hoxa. Sheep.
Official Mondav ....
Official Tuesdav ...
Official Wednesday.
Official Thursday ..
Official Friday
.. i.iM 48 ..v0
4 net 10 7t ,11'
. 6 Jit n fitvl 1.901
... 3 r?9 11 ri ifi)
... 1.5.0 7.8UO 1.0.'0
Five day this week. ...19 S"8
Same days last week. ...24. "97
Pame week before 80 2J3
Same three we-ka tig.). .14,158
Same four we ks ago...."5.7'S
Fnme flii.'a l..t ,0 tt-m
4f30
4".t.t-'99
34 8 S
21,8
84,5
4' N11
?5 9S1
17 474
65,197
24 98
271 3
88 SS3
RKCL1PTS FOR THE Y EAR TO DATE,
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at 8outh Omaha for
the year to date, with comparison with last
year:
... 1904. ims. inc. De.
r.ft,,, 860 8'5 1.011 291 130.478
"n 2.101 - .o9.i:3 75.614
Bh'P 1,870.545 1,739.687 99.19
The following tabt enows ths average
Pnce cf bog t South OmaT.a ror tb lat
eve ral day with comparisons:
Pats. I 1Q4. (. I19Q3 -11801 .11900. 11898.
Kor.
1..
2..
9..
4.
84HI
4 m
4 KS14I
4 so '
t
4 901
4 871
4 791
4 741
4 781
4 7:
I
4 801
4 071
4 891
4
4 Ml
4 571
I
4 661
4 4i;i
4 391
4 461
4 4
4 44'
I
4 Si'
4 V!
4 1l
I
4 fM
4 241
t
44
4 S2
I 551 I 731
4 111
4 sni
4 581
4 mi
4 841
4 S7t
4 Til
4 C9I
4 74l
I
4 HI
4 741
4 871
4 82'
4 901
4
4 781
4 7SI
4 7i
4 71
4 7S
'."I
4 71
4 761
4 711
1 "i
4 691
4 631
4 OH I 88
4 041 9 46
4 041 I
4 01' 3 61
I 8 61
4 mi
4 01 8 81
4 l"i 9 61
4 061 3 45
4 Ml 9 47
4 011
' I 41
9 94"
8 l I 41
9 M 9 91
I Ml 9 X'
8 87. 9 38
3 861 3 Sfi
I 3 29
3 W
3 9l M
8 811 8 87
9 S' 3 '4
3 8'!l 8
3 771 8 8
I 3 23
3 7fi
8 731 8 M
9 Mi 9 19
8 711 3 21
3 74I 3 29
3 76 3 28
I
I 721
Not.
Nov.
Nor.
V Oil 1
I 491 I Ml
( 611 6 711
8 611 I
6..
I 4
Nor
..
4 vl
4 96 I
97m
4 97UI
4 89 I
4 ot
I
4 f", t
(HI 6 711
4 '
I 441 6 s-ri
I I 741
Jfil 1
8 261 I 731
1t" v
8 m K 691
8 6 '
8 39' 6 F.7I
I 5 941
8 411 i
6 911 5 631
291 5 631
6 2' R 7SI
(t (i t V
8 261 6 751
1 S 66'
6 151 I
A Ml 5 70
n 99 791
I 6 73l
6 0? I
6 09' 6 8.V
I 6 001
(1 09' I
6 08 6 9u
Nov.
Nov.
8.
9.
Vfttf 1A
Kov. 11,;
' -v. !
Nov. 18..
Nov. 14..
Nov. Is..
Nov. 11..
Nov. 17..
Nov. ..
Nov. 19..
Nov. 20..
Nov. 21..
Nov. 22..
Nov. 23..
Nov. 24..
Nov. 23.
Nov. 2"..
Nov. 27 .
Nov 2S..
No- T9..
Nov. 3)..
Dee. 1..
Dec, 2. .
! 4 wsi
4 3 I
4 71 I
4 54I
4 MHI
I
4 F7Tt.
4 51AI
.1 4 49
I " I
. 4 47N
! 4 Ki!
4 4itil
4 UI
4 42H1
4 4 H'
4S-HI
Indicates Sunday. Indicate holiday.
The official number of car of stock
brought In toduy by each rond was:
Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p.H'ses.
C. M. A St. P. Ry.
15
I Wabash
I Missouri Pacific Ry 2
I 1'nion Paetiio system.... 11
I C. A N. W. Ry 1
I F., K. A M. V. R. R 9
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry... 2
. B. A M. Ry 20
I C, H. A Q. Ry 2
2
1
14
9
25
19
17
9
9
9
7
r., K. 1. ? f. Ky,, east. 3
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western
Total receipts 60
131
The disposition of the day' receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co..
20
1.01)6
Swift and Company
Cudahy Pat-king Co
Armour A Co
Cudahy Pkg. Co., 8. City
Armour & Co. Sioux City
Armour A Co., Denver....
Vansant & Co
Hill A Huntzlngor
Rothschild & Sulzberger..
L. F. Hue
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Hoot & Co
McCrary & Carey
Other buyers
4L
713
215
1.255
2,14
1.974
1.442
13
2
'ii:
29
28
2
....
75
8
38
244
259
Totals 1,803
8,000
133
CATTLE There was not a heavy run of
cattle here this morning, even for a Friday.
The demand from local bujeis all the
wtek ha apparently besn In excess of the
receipt and as a result trading has been
active, with the tendency of price up
ward. Buyers were all out early this
morning and It wa not long before every
thing In sight wa disposed of.
Just a few bunches of short-fed cattle
. rrived this morning, and, while none of
them were what would be called good, still
packers took hold of them fairly well and
paid what looked to be strong prices.
There hnva been so few cornfeds on the
market this week that It Is hrd to tell
much about the relative position of prt ei i
a compared with a week ago. dui mm: 01
the trader agree that the general market
Is safely 10c to 20c higher than It was a
week ago on anything at all desirable.
Buyers were all anxious for western
range beef steers this morning, and, while
the quality of the offerings was common,
trading waa brisk, with prl'-es strong to
a dime higher, qunllty considered. It Is
noticeable that packers are now buying
a class of cattle which a short time ago
thev would not look at and which went
to feeders. The scarcity of good cattle
has forced them to buy the less deslrnb'e
grade In order to get enough with whl -h
to fill their orders. As compared with a
week ago the general market on western
rnngers Is lSdrslic higher.
The cow market was also active and
strong today, with some sales a little
higher. The supply all the week has been
too small as compared with the demand
and prices have movl steadily uoward
on all dealrahle grades. As enmcared with
the close of last week the advance amounts
to lMr20c and sometimes more. Canners,
though, have not shown a great deal of
Improvement.
B"Us. veal calves and stags did not show
much change today and are about steady
wl'h the close of last week.
Very few stock cattle arrived this morn
ing and not many were wanted, the same
ns Is generally the cao at the close of
the week. As compared with a week go
the market how an advance of 1(!J2V.
th,! la partlv du to a fatrlv good demand
from the countrv and moderate receipts,
snd also to the fact that packer a-e
buylne- cattle that farmsrly went for feed
ers. Represf ntntlve sales:
No.
16..
Av." Pr. No
Av.
..1014
Pr.
I 40
71
I 36 "
cow a.
1 Ml
11.
10.
.1100 t M
.1047 70
740
I 00
ai. I 00
I..
is..
3 .
..
1..
I .
14..
11..
14..
I,.
1..
1..
43
I 76
61 1 10
.... IH7
.... 04
....1040
... .lot
.... sol
!
.... 117ft
....1i'37
....1011
....1030
I 71
I 75
I 71
I 711
t 7ft
I 71
I 00
I 00
I 06
I 10
..llfO
I 2ft
.. '4
(ft
... 0 I
...H0 t 2ft
...IOOO 1 2ft
...! 1 no
...1037
... 6
I 1ft
I 16
lit t 60
11..'.'.'
17....
II....
Kit I 65
40
I 10
I t It It 1111 I 14
COW 4ND HEIFERS.
IK IH
HEIFERS.
446 I 26 1 460 111
CALVES.
140 4 00
BULLS.
, 1174 t 16 1 U40 I 74
, 12.10 1 15 1 1720 I 26
1040 t 46
6TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
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NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 bull 14.M 32 15 10 cows ill 93 40
1 he!'er....ll z
1 cow..
30 1 75 1 bull 1300 2 00
15 cows...
1 bull
3 cow...
11 cow...
16 feeder,
3 feeders,
1 bull
1 bull
. 864 3 8' 2 neirers... 370 I 50
IDAHO.
. 20 8 40 17 feeder.. 754 9 25
,14 2 15 6 cow 966 3 06
. 826 2 45
COLORADO.
. 90 8 46 3 feeder.. 7 3 00
.1043 3 U0 1 cow 870 3 55
H. Bover V Son Keb.
.1000 3 50 48 oows 887 3 75
. 840 2 75
C. L. Crelgh-Wyo.
11 leers.
1060 8 46 V COW,
807
3 85
9 75
30 teer...13 .3 45
1 feeder... 480
.1 steer &w 1 at
,1 ! p R Evanl(s D
I cow lb") 8 10 I steer 100 3 81
1 cow looo 8 10 1 eteer 1120 9 ftfl
1 cow W7 8 10 4 steer.... 1047 3 K0 '
1 cow 1040 3 50 3 Steers.. ..1130 3 80
1 cow 840 3 00 1 cow 700 3 50
HOGS There wa just a fair run of hog
here this morning and with a continued
brisk demand the market ruled active and
higher. At the opening of the market the
advance amounted to a big nickel and all
the early arrivals sold that way. Several
of ths trains, though, were late in arriving
and by the time they got In packers did
not xm to be a anxinu for supplies, and
th close of ths market wa slow and weak,
about half of ths early advance being loet.
The early aalea went largely at 94 47V4 and
34.60. with a top at 94 56. The later sales,
though were mors st 94.49 and M 47V.-. ao
that tha bulk of all the hogs went from
4 46 to 94.50. This Improvement In the
cwuket leave prices only fckUOa lower than
f
the close
sales:
Of last week. Representative
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SHEEP There were only three
cars
of
sheen reported this morning and of that
number one car wa consigned direct and
tre other two did not arrive until very late
In tho day. As a result not much of a test
of the market was made, but from the way
packers acted It was very evident that they
were nil hungry for fresh supplies and that
anything nt all desirable would have sold
readily enough at fully steady price.
The demand all this week eents to have
been In excels of the tipply, with the re
stilt that prices have Improved generally
livtfloe on both fat heep and lambs. Most
of the killer now coming forward have
been on feed a short time and they are
selling In Just about the same notches ns
western ranger of good quality. Occaalon
ally a choice bunch of native arrive and
they command a premium.
The demand for feeders la still heavier
than the supplv and prices are generally
10(tl5c higher than they were a week ago.
Wuotatinns for (truss sheep and lambs:
Oood to choice yearlings. 4.50rff4.75: fair to
good yearlings. 14.2654.60; good to choice
wethors. 34 .2F.tI4.50; fair to good wethers.
ll.00tf4.2S; good to choice ewe, 34.00a-t.2S;
fair to good eaes, 33.75t.OO; good to choice
lambs, Jo.50iS5.90; fair to goo.l lamb. 95.15
r!.40; feeder yearlings, 3.754.25: feeder
wethers. 8.150C'"" ' -der ewe. 33.0O(jj3.50;
feeder lambs, M.r&aS.OO.
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Hogs, gheep nnd Lamb Steady
Demand for Stork Active
CHICAGO. Dec. 2. CATTLE Receipts,
3.000 head. Market strong. Oood to prime
Heers. I6.lflfii7.25; poor to medium, 33.76STj.01;
stocker and feeders, 32.258(.3o; cow, 91.504?
4.10; heifers, l2.ooSi6.00; canners. 91-3E4I J.4D;
bulls, 92.0oi.25; calves, I3.5o8i.00; western
steers. 33.5ofi6.00.
HOGS Receipts, 30.0C0 head; estimated for
tomorrow, 21,000 head Market strong.
Mixed and butchers. 94.4FCO I.6R; good to
choice heavy, 34.WW.70; rough heavy. 1440
ill light, 94.404.60; bulk of sales, $1.56
4J4 60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta. 8.000
head. Market for sheep, strong; lambs,
strong. Good to choice wethers, $4.40U5.00;
fair to choice mixed. 33.50114.30; we-tern
sheep, 93.0iXa4.80: nolvo lamb, 81.506.15;
western lambs, 94.5Ovi6.00.
Kew York Litre Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2 BEEVES Re
ceipts, 8.012 head: market for steers firm;
bulls- shade higher; thin cows strong;
others slow but stesdy; about all soli;
native steers, 83.85(ti.75; half breeds, 10;
oxen, 84.00; cows, $1.25i3.50. Cable4 quoted
live cattle steadv; refrigerator beef lower,
at 8r(ite per lb.
CALVES Receipts, 238 head; veals quiet;
grassers lower; southern and western
calves slow and lower for common and
heavy calves; veals, $4.0K(!.75; grass rs,
$2.75; coarse southerns, $2.25; westerns, 14 00;
dressed calves easier: city dressed veals,
7Hfi13o per lb.; country dressed, 7(f11He.
HOGS Receipts, 4,547 hea-i; market
steady; good Pennsylvania, hogs, $4.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,344
head; sheep steady; lambs firm to 15c
higher; sheep $4.80t&4 50; culls, $2.50; lambs,
$o.8Mi1.40; Canada, lambs, $6.12. Cables
quoted sheep lower; lambs 13c, dressed
weight; exports today, 25 sheep.
St. Loots Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2. CATTLE Receipts.
1.600 head, Including 2O0 Texans; market
fairly active and steady: native shipping
and export steers, $4.506.60; dressed beef
and butcher steers, $4.00(5.40; steers under
I, 000 lbs., $3.00(36.00; Blockers and feeders,
$2.26S3.76; cows and heifers, $2.26(83.60, with
fancy heifers worth up to $4.60; canners,
II. 75i7f2.60; bulls. $2.1txS3.25; calves. $i.254ll-25;
Texas and Indian steers, $2.504.25; cows
and heifers, $2.002.80.
HOGS Receipts, 6.600 head; market was
strong; pigs and lights. $3.50rcT4.35; packers.
84 464.60; butchers and best heavy, $4.50
434.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200
head; market strong; native muttons, $3.50
(14.75; lambs, 94.50(.00; culls ai.d bucks.
V."Mi..QQ; stockers, $2.0Oj3.1O; Texans, $3.00
126.10.
Kansas City Live dtork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2. CATTLE Re
celpta, 1.800 head; market for beef steers
steady to 10c higher; for others, strong;
choice export and dressed beef steers, $5.00
(fffl.26; fair to good, 83.5WS5.00; western fed
steers, $3.50&5.60; stockers and feeders, $2.50
C4.00; southern steers, $2.60t4.26; southern
cows. 91.60((i'3.25; native cows, 915('ft'3.75;
native ielf-rs, 82.5(5.00; bulls, $2,0033.50;
calves, $2.50G.25.
HOGS Receipts, 10,300 head: market was
steady to 5c higher; top, $4.65; bulk of
sales. $4.25g4.66; heavy, $4.554.06; packers,
$4.45ffi'4. 0; pigs snd lights. $3.75ii-4.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 5.000
bead; msrket steady: native lambs, $4.60
6.00; native wethers, $4.2f.f'4.76; native ewes,
14.00ft 4 60; western lambs, $4.50tf 6.00; west
ern sheep, $4.2tVS5.00; western yearlings,
$3.76(94.40; stockers and feeders, $2.504.25.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Dec. 2. CATTLE Receipts,
1,174 head; market steady: natives, UiiC't
5.60; cows and heifers, $1.8534.26; stockers
and feeders, $2.503.40.
HOGS Receipts. l.aiS had; market SilOo
hlecer; light, $4.26Q4.60; medium and heavy,
$4.80154.75.
KH'EKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 420
head; market steady; lambs, $6.
Slonz City
Live Stock Market.
Ia. Dec. 2.-(Speclal Tele-
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 5n0 head: mar-
ket steady; beeves, $4.0tKfr6.00; cows, bulla
and mixed, $2.259j3.50; stockers and feed
ers, $2.6oj3.50; calves and yeurllngs, $2.20
9.25.
HOGS Receipts, 6,500 head; market about
6c higher, selling at $4.3o'yl.50; bulk, $4.4'Xd
4.45.
Stork In ilght.
Receipts of live stock at the six prin
cipal western cities yesterday were as fol
lows: cattle.
South Omaha l.ooo
Sioux City 500
Hogs, Sheep.
7ti0) l.oa)
8.SO0
10.3' 0 2,01X1
5,5oO 214)
1,355 4-11
30,000 8,(00
61,265 11,640
Kansas City 1,800
Bt. Louis
1,500
1.174
8,000
St. Joseph
Chicago ..
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Dec. 2. WOOL The Com
merclal Bulletin will say tomorrow: The
wool market Is quiet and very firm. Buyers
are after all wools of medium character,
and the best business of the week 11 ai been
in them. About 500.000 poundu of one-quarter
and three-eighths fleece sold at 31Vj(
82o. Medium territory lias been taken in
th range of 4'(j27o. Stock and select ii ns
ere puor, some of ths largest house having
the smallest unsold supply on record at
this time. Contracting In the wext for th
1sj6 clip has atopped for the time being.
Koreign advices are strong aside from the
decline of 6 per cent In merino at Mel
bourne. Crossbred are strong everywhere.
The Argentina strike has temporarily, st
least, suspended business at Buiwa Ayres.
The shipments of wool from Boston, to
date from December 31, IM. scro ding to
the same authorities, are 233.479.416 lb.,
against 218,872.186 lbs. at th lame time last
year. Th receipts to Ante ar rtlj6H.8j7
lbs., against 266,876,213 lbv for ths time
period last year.
LONDON. Dec. t WOOL A sale of Cape
of Oood Hope and Natal aheepakln wa
held here today. The offering amounted
to I06.U2 akin In good roi dltion, of wh ch
99.142 were sold. Ths demand was strong
for most gradoa. Continental buyers com
peted freely. Extra lot g wooled akin sold
at )4iUd. Lumha were Vfcfyd higher.
Coarse wooled skin were In ac.ilv request,
especially western urovlnce grades, and ad
vanced C'?ll-r1.
ST. LOl'lfl. Dec. t WOOL Strong; me
dium gradi-s, (omblng end clothing, i'ig
2Kc; light Hue, U'ufci'Ao; heavy flno, ItfoDic;
tub washed, a.j)4ot'.
Oils and Rosin.
OIL CITY, Dee. 9 -OILS Credit balance,
$1.60; certificates, no bid; December, lhtl.2M
bbl.; run, November, o.lo8,730 bbls.; aver
age, 74.440 bbls ; ahipmentH, Lima, Decem
ber, ltU.772 bbl.; runs, Lima, bo, 732 bbl.;
average, 60.7:3 bbl.
SAVANNAH. Us-, Deo. 3. OIL Turpen
tine, firm at t-'-'-ic.
li6tlSA, li. C, $2.50; P, 9I52H; E, $2.65;
F, $3.80; O. 92.85; H. $:: I. $T: K, $3 90; ,
M, 4.3f ; N. $4.1.0. W tl. 4 75; W W. $r..M.
OM AH 4- W IIOI.K ILK M4RKET.
rendition of Trnoe an) Qnntatlnn oa
Staple and Fancy T" rod ace.
FOGSCandled stock. Nc.
LIVE POl'LTR Y Men. TH: roosters.
tr; turkeis. KV; ducks, 8'uc; geee. S.V,
spring chickens. RHc
Bl'TTER Park ng stock, 14W15c; choloo
le fancy dairv. Uulsc; cieamery, ;lt24c;
fancv prints. 2.V.
FRFSH FRO EN FIaH-Tr ut 1"-: pick
erel 8c: p'ke. bv: percrt. 7c: blucflh Kc;
whlteflsh, ha-; satm.-n. .'c; r.dnspvr, lie; N
lobster (greei. ": I bter (boi l, c
bullheads, Ho; ratfl'h. 14c; b'ach lass 2"ci
halibut, 10c; rrappns. 12c; rt e shad. $1;
buffalo. 7c; white bs, lie; frig Itg. put.
do., 25c.
TRAN-Per ton. 81" 00.
H AY Pi Ices nuo ed bv Omaha Whol S3 Is
Deal. r" aisoclatloni Choice No. I t plind.
$7 0.1; No. 2. ti5i: rnei'li.m. $S00: coarao,
to 50. Rve strsw. $5.oc. Thes pi lies are for
hav nf'tnoj color Snd quality.
OT8TER8 New York mums, per cart.
45c; extra relccts. per on. 37-; a'ada-Co,
f er can. S2c : bulk (rtindards), er al.,
1.85: bulk (extra relectst. per gal 81.7SJ
bulk (New Yi-rk countsi. per gai t $2 00.
TROPICAL FRV1T3.
ORANDEB-Flo Mn. s!e VA. 178 178 i'A
918 and 2T.0. 12751(3. 00; California navels, all
sixes. 92 7MT.1.C0.
LEMONS California fancy, $2.75; Soo and
3r 14 25; choice. $3 60.
DATES Per box of 30-lh. rh'"- $2.1
Hallnwl. In 70-lh. box per lb., RH47 io.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. car on, 75
85c; Imported Smyrna. 4-crown. 12V.c; 6-f-rown.
14c: 7-crown. lc; fancy ' Imported
(wa(hed), In l-'b. pkgs.. 1fiffl9c; California,
per rae of 6 rkit., 82 25
BANANAS I'er vnedtum-slied bunch,
$2.nn4f,.80: lombos. 2.758.50.
GRAPE FRUIT-Pcr box of 54tO CI, 93.50.
FRUIT3. . .
APPLES Hom--grown Jonathans, raf
bbl., 94.00; Ben Davis. 82 25; Nf Y rk Tal
man and Pound Sweets. $3.00; New Yo-k
Kings, 83.00; New York Pippins, $2 75; Nets
York Oreenlnas. 26; New rrk Pi1rt
wins, $2.75; Colorado Jrnaihans, $i.60; Wins
Ssps pr bu. box. 31.4a.
PEARS 1'tah. Colorado snd California,
fall vart fas. per b-g, 11 72.25.
OR A PES Imported Malagas, per keg,
Of-fifl 141
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Bell and
Bugle, per bbl , 8tt 5fl!.00: Wisconsin Bell
and Cherry and Jerseys, per bbl., 37.75; per
box. f
TANGERINES Per H box, $2.60.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES New home grown. In sacks,
per hu., 40c; Colorado, per bu., 55tfi60c.
TURNIPS Per bu.. 3Sc; Canada ruta
bagas, per lb., 1c.'
CARROTS Per bu., 40c.
PAR9NIP8-Per bu., 40c. '
BEETS Per bu.. 40c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $1.!3JT2.00.
ONIONS Home grown. In sacks, per btl.e
76c; Spanish, per crate, $2.00.
CUCUMBERS Per case of 3 dog., 32 50.
TOMATOES California, per 4-basket
crate. J2.E0. v
CABBAOE Home grown, per 100 lbs., 70o,
SWEET POTATOES Home grown, po
bo basket, 60c; Kansas kiln-dried, per bbl.,
$2.25.
SQUASH Home grown, per dos., 60e.
CELERY Per do., 26(860cj California,
45c.
RADTSTIFS Per do., 90c.
LETTUCE Hot house, per dog.. 4O05Oc
head lettuce, per dos., $1.00.
SHALLOTS Per dot., 50c.
CAULIFLOWER Southern;" per bbl.,
$3.60414.60. .
MISCELLANEOT'S.
8AUER KRAUT Wiscousln, per keg,
$2.50.
CIDER New York, per bbl., $5.20: pr '4
bbl., $3.25.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
12V,c; Wisconsin Voung Amerlaa, ISc; block
Swiss, new, 15c; old, 164H7c; Wisconsin
brick. 14c: Wisconsin Umburgcr, 13c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1, soft shell, new
crop, per lb., 14c; hard shell, per lb., 13o;
No. 3, soft shell, per lb., 12c; No. 2 hard
shell, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7cj
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts,
per lb., 12j'13ftc; almonds, soft shell, per
lb., 17c; hard shell, per lb., 15c; chestnuts,
per lb., 12ViiQiro; new black walnuis, per
bu., tbfcOOc; shcllbark hickory nuts, per bu.,
$1.76; large hickory nuts, per bu., $1.50.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c; No. 2 green, 6c;
No. 1 salted, fic; No. 2 salted, 7Wc; No. 1
veal calf. 9c; No. 2 veal calf, 7c; dry salted,
liVyiSc; sheep pelts, 25c$1.00; horse hides,
$1.503.00.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2. M ETALS Tha
London cables reported a severe break In
the tin markot and quoted spot at 184 As
and futures at 133. The local market for
spot tin was lower In sympathy with the
foreign weakness and closed easy at $29.25
4)49.75 for spot. Copper was higher in
London and closed at 66 16s for Spot
and 67 8s for futures. Locally the mar
ket was unchanged. Lake Is held at $14.87
15.25; electrolytla at $14.7516.00 and Cast
ing at $14.60(t'l4.75. Lend wns firm and un
changed at $4.00414.70 In the New York mar- .
ket. London reported slightly lower prtcos
with spot closing at 12 ltis 7d. Spelter
wa unchanged st 14 17s CI In London
and $6.754i.87tt locally. Iron rloael at 53s 6d
In Glasgow and 53s 6d in Middle thorough.
Locally Iron was unchanged. No. 1 foun
dry northern and No. 1 foundry southern
and No. 1 foundry southern soft. $16.7549
17.25; No. 2 foundry northern, $lt.254j'16.7&
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2. COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling upUnds, 9.00c; mid
dling gulf, 9.26c; sales, 4.100 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-COTTON Quiet and
He lower; middling, 8.4c; sales, none; re
ceipts, 1,000 bales; shipments, 650 balsa;
stock, 20. PI 5 bale.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2.-COTTON-Spot,
good business done; prices 2 points lower;
American middling fair, 6.09i; good mid
dling, 4.87d; middling, 4.77d; low middling,
4.66d; good ordinary. 4.61d; ordinary, 4.85(1.
The sales were 12.000 bale, of which 1.004 .
bales were for speculation and export and
Included 11,400 bale American. Receipt.
86.000 bales. Including 76.8C0 bales American.
NEW ORLEANS. Dc. 2.-COTTON-Easy;
sales, 6.300 bales; ordinary Be; good
ordinary, 7 15-16c; low middling, 8 1-ltio; mid.
dllng, 84e: good middling, 8 11-lttc: middling
fair. 13-1 fc; receipts, 18,395 bales; stock,
390,913 bales.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2 COFFEE Th4
market for futures opened steady at
decline of 104Y15 points on larger Brailllan
receipts nnd predictions that the Brazilian
movement of the month, of December would
reach fc25.ono btga, but European markets
were steady and with the figures so far
received indicating rather a larger decreaa
In the world's vlslb'.e supply than antici
pated In the last few days. The market
met with some support and closed steady,
with a net loss of 10fil5 points Sale
were reported of 48.000 bags. Including D
cenfber 6.t-o'((rt.80c; May, 7.80c; July, 7.45o:
September, 7.65c. Spot Rio, steady; No. I
Invoice, 8Hc Mild, ateady.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2 DRY GOODS Th
market Is still In abeyance and Is likely U
be more or less unsettled until the appear
ance of the government's estimate tumor
row. In the meantime buyers are with
holding certain orders. Yet the sellers' at.
tltude lias not changed and general firm
ness characterized practically all lines of
goods.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record December 2, as fur
nil-hod by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, biindtd abstracter, 1614
Farnam street, for The Bee:
S.T. Bangs and wlfn to W. Kalamaja.
lot 8, block lo, Summit add $ 550
Margaret Harta to Ann Vudlcka, rM
lot 15, b'ock 9, lirov.n Park 7. I
Anna lsaru. guardian, to same, same - 750
Sheriff to Flint National bank t'f
Omaha, nH uc of 11 ev; of swV and
s'j of neV; of !. and n'j ot iv'i of
ne'-4 of sei4 of 18-15-13 3,934
A. P. Hauxer and wife- to It. Hick
man, lot 18, Muller A Blumle' add. 1,90
W. S. Shelden and wife to Jane L"c.h
bocler and Mary E. Halo, lot 6, block
7, Patrick's 2d add C.OOw
F. Barrett to Mary Barrett, lot H,
block 1, Bouth Omaha View add..,. IM
Parkway Real Estate cornpanv to Ot
II. Eggleton, undivided half of lot
C and eV of lot 9, block 1, Folsom
Place aJ.l 40
Anna Ward and husband to Alfred
Forman, lot 4, block 8, Hogg A
Hill's 2d add 1,000
C. Kaelber to N. Buhl, lota 15, 16. 17.
18 and part of lot 14, block 13, Mil
lard 1.200
Edwards -Wood Co.
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ruin Office: Fifth and Robert Streets,
5T. PAUL, fllNN.
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Breach Offlee, 110111 Board sf "Trade
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818-214 Exchange Kldg.. South Omaha.
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