4
TIIK OMAHA DAILY BKE: TUESDAY, PKCEMBKK fi. IWU.
CSAM INI PRtDCCE MARIET
Wheit Very ltren Sborti feared tnd
Frici Two Cnt Higher.
9 m -sa ssssn-
CORN WEAK- DECEMBER OVER CENT LOWER
I.IgM Receipts Boom Whftt-FliK
Weather Bears ('rk-Uin 1-S ta
1-A Uwtr-Flaaaelal Ooaslp
a ad Botes from Pita.
OMAHA. Dec. 5, 1JM.
Wheat wan strong and corn waa easy.
This iudm up the markets lor the two
leaning ceiealj. The receipts at idinne
apons and Luiuth of wheat were I .ah er
than hud be.-n expected, wnlle the euuth
west continual to lall tff la a manner .ua.
Indicates the marketing of a large '.art of
the crop. The demand for c:trh wh.-at is
excellent, millers coming to the front from
all aectlona and buyl.g treely. The rh.et
Inteieai In future la In the May del very,
the December having been ab.ut cio ed up.
There are stilt a.me shoits to elre heir
trades, however, and then there are buy
ers of December, outMue of the si-ecu.a-tlve
element, that really want the wheal,
and the mIh now are either against con
tracts or with th Intent of tiellwer eg li.er
on. For this reason the trades of a spn
ulative chnrartar are for the May and July
future. Liverpool waa strong and higher.
Armour Is a large buyer and apparently
tanged on the long aide nf the market.
St. Louis was o higher, Kansas City !i,c
and Minneapolis ana Duluth c above
Saturday a clcslng.
December wheat In Chicago opened at
11.10, a Kn In of V,c and advar.ced to 1.107;
May. l.llS'al.l2S. a gain of lVto; July,
j99:o. an advance of c.
In the closing hour of 1110 day the market
aaaumed more headway, the firmness
alarming the shorts and turning the clove
very strong and at about outside prices.
December advanced to 11.11V a good 2
advance, and May followed with t'tc gln.
, CORN Market weak The fine weather
la fan changing the grade to No. 2 mid
the rece pts are Increasing. . There la an
excellent export demand, and right here
In Omaha three full trains have recently
left for Oalveston. Tex., for export. The
price for December wns 4714c earlv. a loss
of 3-7e. droppod to 46e; May, 4fVa447c.
The low flgurea were 46--,c nnd 44sc for
December and May. respectively.
OATS-Market slightly eff at the opening,
but recovered and remained without ma
terial change.
In the closing hour of the market the
usual n decline materialised and the close
waa soft.
Oaaab Fntarea.
Corn . Open. High. Low. Close.
December 41V 4o',H 4yA 40A
May J9?,A 39",iA 39 A 39 A
Omaha Cash Salea.
WHEAT 1 car No. 3 hard, private terms;
1 car No. 8 hard. 64 lbs , 99o; 2 cars No. 3
hard, 60 lbs., $1.01; 3 cars No. 3 hard,
lbs., $1.02; 1 car No. 3 hard, 67 lbs., 11.08; I
car No. 3 hard, tflA lbs., 11.02; 1 car No. 3
hard. 66 lbs., 11.02; 1 car No. 4, 60 lbs., 96c;
1 car No. 4, 60 lbs.. 94c.
CORN 2 cars No. 3. at 3Hc; 2 cars No. 4.
at 3So: 1 car No. 3 white. 29c.
RYK-1 car No. 4, at 68e.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT N 5. S hard. 11 04A1.M; No. 3
hard. 9o,&K.03: No. 2 spring. fc'.tiUSc; No. 3
spring. 31.06.
CORN No. 2, 40c; N-. 3. SSc; No. 4. 38c;
no grade. 36f'.17c; No. '.' yellow. 41c; No. 3
yellow, 39c; No. 2 whl'.o, 4nc; No. 3 white,
3Sc.
UAT8-N0 2 mixed. 2$le.-; No. 3 mixed,
27c; No. 4 mixed, iiic; No. 2 while, 29e; No.
3 white. 29c; No. 4 white, 27V4h2Sc; stand
ard. 29c.
RYE 68c
Visible Supply. 1
Total Increase.
Wheat 36.858.ixlo bu. 1.2S5,Oi'0 bu.
Corn S.lxl. NO bu. 1,321.000 bu.
Oats . , 24.497,000 bu. 265.000 bu.
Grain Markets Ktteirher.
Closing prlcei at the following markets
today and Saturday were:
CHICAGO.
Close
Wheat Today. Sut'day.
December l.llt 1.0944
Mltv 1.13
July l.uoi,
Corn
December 46i
May 44T,
July 45 -
Oatw
Decemajr-;i is. .v..W.v.V. WS T"
Msy 3H4 SI
July 304 30T4
ST. LOUIS.
track December, 2S'c; May
JNO. i wn ie, jh:,
FI U K Stronger. Red winter wtents,
$.vi.-uo..i6. special branot, 5.WS.6fl; extra
fancy. 8 70'u4; rleer. 84 15i4 4o
TIMOTHt SEEI-Steadv. $ii4j2.45.
CORN MEAL Steady i an
It KAN Dull. SacKe.i. Ht track. ii7c.
HAY Firm for best grades, limoiny,
7 !'! U.on; prairie, p. d.fi imai.
IKON CIViTON TltS l.lc.'
RAOU1NO 7Sc.
HEMP TWINE-4V.
'KO 18ION! It ihK Lower. Jobbing,
111.7". Lard, lower; prime steam. 3' s
Macon, steady; boxerj extra eh'.rts, 7.7i;
clear rllie. t.fi; short clear, !".-'
rolLTKV Market firm. Chickens. 7Vc;
springs 11V; turkeys, 13V; ducks, ec;
geese, V.ic
HL TTtR-Market firm. CreametT.
2Vc; dairy, IfoUc.
LUOd Market ateadv at 24c. case Count.
'Recelr'- Shipments.
Flour, barrels lo.'i i.f
Wheat, bushels 7o"0 W
Corn, bushels i." Xi
Oats, bushels i7.W lS.yoi)
'994
4V
Wheat
December May
Corn
December May
Wheat
December
May
CV' -December
Mi
Whear
. May
Wheat-
May
Wheat-
Decemfcer
May
....1.12
... 1.14
4-r-i
KANSAS CITY.
1.04
1.04i
. 40',
41
NEW YORIC
: 1.153
MINNEAPOLIS.
1.10
1.13Vi
v 44,
v43Vi
1.03
1.0S,
DULUTH.
l.lBVi
1.17
1.15T, l.H'i
1.13
1.14
CHICAGO ORAM AMU rROVIIOS
Featares of the Trad lag aaa Closlaif
Prices oa Board Trade.
CHICAOO, Dec. 6. Sensational reports
of rust dsmage In Argentina caused a 2c
advance here today In the price of May
wheat. The market closed at practically
the highest point of the day. jl'orn Is down
V. Oats are off VflVc and provlslone 2't
tjlOc.
Wheat at the openlng'manlfested a firm
tone. Aa the session advanced the Inltlul
firmness developed Into rampant bullish
ness. Rather Indefinite news from Argen
tina to the effect that harvesting Is being
delayed by wet weather waa the principal
cause of the firm opening. May was up
a shade to ViKc at ll.llfil.liV With
an active commixslon house demand prices
steadily advanced. Additional bullish en
thusiasm was croated about the middle of
the day by a report from a Chicago crop
expert who la now In Argentina. Accord
ing to this authority the wheat crop of the
South American country Is In a critical
condition, nearly one-half of the total crop
having been damaged by rust. The report
was not replete with detail, but It sug
gested that notwithstanding an increase of
nearly 2.0i0.tti In acreage the total crop
Is l.voro.ooo bushels leas than last year.
These figures were alarming to shorts and
throughout the remainder of the day there
was an urgent demand from that source.
Just prior to the close May sold at 31. UW
The market closed at I1.13S- Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to 6,fi0 bush
ells. The amount on passage Increased
192,000 bushels and the viHible supply
showed a gain of 1.2ilo,000 bushels. Primary
receipts were 1.2t.l'J0 bushels, compared
with 1,410.7 bushels a year ago. Minne
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of l.iito cars against 1.144 cars last
week and l.ObC cars a year ago.
A large Increase In the movement of the
lew crop waa the dominating Influence in
the corn market. In consequence of the
liberal receipts and Improved grading con
siderable weakness developed notwithstand
ing the sharp advance In wheat. An addi
tional bear factor waa a report from Argen
tina claiming that the new crop was ex
pected to be very large. May opened Wl
tc to W5iC lower at 45Vfl 454C sold off
to 44io and closed at 447vu 4fic. Local re
ceipts were 702 cars with 7 of contract
grade.
Weakness of corn had a depressing effect
on the oata market. Lower prices at the
sample tables tended to weaken specula
tive values.. Trading was only modera'te.
May opened a shade to Vc lower at 30V:
to 30V!31c, sold down to and closed
at SoVa30,ic. Local receipts were 99 cars.
Considering the Immensity of hog re
ceipts the provision market held remark
ably steady, although prices showed a
small decline. Offerings were rather free,
but the market received fair support from
packers around Ir'lde figures. At the clos-s
May pork was off 7Vdl0c at 313.06. May
lard was down 2V,c at $7.15. Ribs were -a
fcfie lower at $H.77HSi.80.
Estimated receipts ror tomorrow: Wheat
142 cars; corn, 937 cars; oats, 152 cars; hogs.
36,000 head.
Articles.! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Sat'y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
July
Corn
Dec. May
July
Oata
Dec.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lardi---.Tan.
May
Rlha
Jan.
May
1
1 flefri
1 lO'il
11 un
1 ns;
199 Va 4'
I
l474rH
2S7i
30V31I
3WI
I
1 Ilk 1 09k 1 Ilk' 1 09
; 1 llkW
1 US,! 1 V. 1 11
99U 1 0V99HV
l.T(
i"1
13 824j
1,1 10
0 95
7 16
57H
S 76
47H!
4.V..
46?
29
31
30k
12 36 '
13 12!
C " I
97H
7 17',
60
6 SO
2SJ 2SV
30s 3o r;
30SI 30 I
444r,kW?,! 47
4-tk 447fi 46:45V '4
46M 46 I 46U
29Vi
31
30Ts
13 sr.
13 li
97Mi
7 17V4
3 82i
1" TS
13 Oi'i
92'4
7 15",
57;
It 824
6 92V,
7 15
6 60
6 80
KEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatloaa of the Day on Various
t'ommodlttea.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-FLOUR Receipts,
2.203 bbla.; exe rts, 6.180 bbls.; marker, turn
and partially higher, Minnesota patents,
36.85tU5; Minnesota bakers. 34.00m4.76;
winter patents, tb.bmuo 90; winter straights,
36.26cj6.46: winter extras, 3.6i((i4.J0; winter
low grades. 33.45&4.10. Rye flour, Arm;
ales. 360 bbls.; fair to good. 34.60(n4.76;
choice to fancy, $4.76ti6 00. buckwheat flour,
steady; per cwt., 32.lkj2.26.
HYK Nominal.
BARLEY Steady ; feeding. 4kc, e. I. f..
New York; malting, 45'u2c. o. I. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 92.000 bu.; exports,
12.800 bu.: No. 2 red. nominal, elevator; No.
2 red. 11.21V o. b. afloat: No. 1 northern,
Duluth. 31.261, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard,
Manitoba, $1.1. f. o. b. afloat. Options weer
strong and higher today on bullish crop
news from Australia nnd Argentina, sup
plemented by a better nnrthwent flour
demand. Heavy covering and notable bull
iipport were triidln. features. Final
fiices showed Vfllkc net Advance. May.
M3H$1.16 1-16, closed. $1.15; July, 31 04'd
1.05V,. closed $1.05Vi; December, $1.17kflri.l91.
closed $1.19',.
CORN Receipts, 46.150 bu.; spot market
easy; No. $ easy, nominal, elevator, 12 u 54c,
f. o. b ; No. 3 white. 64'o. Option mar
ket was unusually active and weaker, fol
lowing heavy receipts at Chicago. Con
siderable long corn was unloaded here.
Last prices were He net lower; May, 6k2f
61,c, cloaed 60c; December, 66virf66tc,
closed 660.
OATS Recelpta, 88,500 bu.; spot dull;
mixed. 2ti4j.l2 lbs, 34H1i35V; natural white,
H(32 lbs . 3tfl-J7o. Clipped white, 36(840 Iba.,
374fWV.c. Options nominal.
FEED Steady; spring bran, $20-00; mid
dlings, 3U.90; rlty. $17.004117.60.
HOPS u(et: state, roinmnn to choice,
104 crop. 30i38c: 1903 crop, 3"fH6c; olda, 14c;
raclflc coast, 1904 crop, S03tc; 1903 crop,
4c: olds. 14 17c.
HIDES Firm; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
18c; California. 20 to 36 lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
4 to 30 lbs.. 14V.
LT ATH KR Finn; acid. 24T?n.
PROVISIONS-Beef. Arm; mess, $9.0ftr 6?1 ;
beef hams. $22.01 23.60; packet. $10.(KKalo.5i1;
city extra India mess. 114.601516 60. Cut
meats: easy;- pickled bellies, $7.60fj8.12H.:
pickled shoulders. $7.60; pickled hams, tit 00
i50. Lard, quiet; western steamed, $7.30;
December closed at $7.30 nominal; p-'nH
dull; continent. $7.86; compound. K.Kft
i'.s. Pork, steady; family. 816 Oui 15.60; ahort
clear. $1.1.761160; mesa, $13.26(U 13.75.
TALLOW Easy; oty ($2 per pkg). 4Sc;
countrv kgs. free), k-
RICrt-FIrm; domestic, fair to extra, STa9
gate; Jipan. nominal.
BI'TTKH-HirnitH: street nrlce: Kxtra
creamery, 27h27Vc. Official prices: Cream- i
ery, common to extra. i;anr; ueia common
to extra. UiV:4o; state dairy, common to
extra. 16iS26c: renovated, common to extra.
1.1i '0c; western factory, common to choice.
1Jil6i4,e; western Imitation creamery, com-
mon to choice. 16V,t'?nr.
CH F, KB E Firm ; state full cream, small,
September, colored and white, fancy. 12c;
state, late made, poor to choice. sWVllo;
state, large, September, colored and white,
fancy. 13c; state, late made, colored, (rood
to choice, loyiokc; state, late made, white,
funcv. loUo; state, poor to nrlme, Wiluc.
EdGS Strong; western finest selected,
SlftiS.'c: western average lest, 30c.
POULTRY Alive, steady; western chick
ens, lie; fowls. 12c: turkeys, lTlic.
Dressed, easy; western chickens, 14ijl6c;
fowls. 10.&11C, turkeys. 16!in8c.
It. Loala Grala aad Frny lelous.
8T. LOUIS. I. -WHEAT-Market
blgber. No. 3 red cash, elevator. $113:
-ack. 1.W; December $1 12; May. n.l4jk0
a". No. 1 hard. 81 .lotol.ll
CI N Market lower. No. t i spli,. porsl
il ;track. 4.i''b 4tio; December. 43ic; May,
VaTS Market eaey. No. 1 cash,. rVse
No. 2.
Cssh quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, 33.VVr
6.20; straights. $4.80$e.on. stirlng patents,
$4.906.40; straight. $4.80(4.90; bakers, $3.60
(&.190.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. $1.18; No. 3, $1.03
tfl.14: No. 2 red, $1.11V('1-1&H-
CORN-No. 2, 4(i'rg474c; No. i yellow.
47Hc.
OATS No. 2. 28Ttfl29.-: No. white, 30
31kc: No. 3 white, 30&314c.
RYE No. 2. 744c.
BARLEY Good feeding, S8c; fair to
choice malting, 42051c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, $1.15; No. 1 north
western. $1.23; clover, contract grade, $12.50.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl $11 45
(R 11.60. Lard, Per 100 lba.. $ti.90. Short ribs
sides (loose), $H.37H'8.62. Short clear sides
(boxed), $6.87H(S'7.0O.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 15.400 20,i
Wheat, bu 69,Oi0 106,900
Corn, bu 4O9.0O0 rVH,40o
Oats, bu 137,800 111,100
Rye, bu 13,200
Barley, bu 88 000 73.3f
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady to firm- creameries,
16fi22c; dairies, 1Mj22c. Egga firm, at mark,
cases Included, 9Vu-'4o', firsts. 25Hc; prima
firsts. 27c; extras, Z94c. Cheese, steady,
11-11 12o.
Kansas City Grala and Povlalons.
KANSAS CITY, Dec 5 WHEAT
Higher; December, $1.04; May, $1.04 Vi 1.04';
July, 917,t!'J-'c; cash. No. 3 hard, tl.061.08;
No. 3. $1 03'ul.Ofl; No. 4, 96c0$l.O2; No. 2 red,
tl.4KWil.08; No. 3, $1.03.
CORN Steady; December. 40(ff41c; May,
41Sc: cash, No. 3 mixed, 42(?i424c; No. 3,
4HaJ(4?c; No. 2 white, 42c; No. 3, 41',c.
OATS Steady; No. 3 white, SOkftttlc; No.
2 mixed. 30c.
HAY-Steudy; choice timothy. $9.009.50;
choice prairie. $7.60(f7.75.
RYE Steady at 70c
EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltewond cases Included. 26c; case
count, 23c; canes returned, Ho less
BUTTER Creamery, 21 (023a; dnlry. 17c
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat btt : 121. 600 28, 800
Corn, bu 136.000 13.600
Oats, bu 20,000 . 10,000
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market shows no change: com
mon are quoted at 3H,i4c; prime, at 4
4Uc; choice. 6rti6yiC. and fancv. (Wi6Ve.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are held rather more firm, but the general
range of idiiSc for California fruit Is un
changed; apricots are unchanged; choice
are quoted at 9'u"10c: extra choice. 10'ii
lOHc; fancy. Il(i15c. Peaches also remain
quiet at former figures; choice. 9t9'4c;
extra choice, 9'idflOc; fancy, lO'allc.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 5. BUTTER
Flrnt, Ho higher; extra western creamery.
27Hc; extra nearby prints, 30c.
EGGS Firm, le hlgber; nearby fresh,
8bu at mark; wesurn fresh, 33j04o at
mark.
CHEESE Finn: New York full creams,
fancy, 12c; New York full creams, choice,
llHfillkc: New York full creams, fair to
good, 113'llke.
Bloax City Live Stock Market.
BIOUX CITY. Deo. 5.-(Speclal Telegram)
CATTLE Receipts. 3.5u0 head; market
tesdy. Beeves. $4.60(&(i.o0; cows, bulls and
mixed. 82.25ft3.35; stockers and feeders
$2.60"M3.SO; calves and yearling. 32 2oi 26'
HOGS-oelpts. 6,.'H) head; nTarket
E-STSo lower, selling, $4.25&146; bulk, $436
J4 40.
Minneapolis Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec 6. WH EAT De
cember, $1.12k: Mav. $116T,; July. II 16V;
No. 1 hard. 115; No. 1 northern, $1,141;
No. 2 northern. $1.09Vt-
FIjOUR Higher: flrst patents. l6.004je.lQ;
second patents, $5.(104j6.o: first clears, $.26&
4.35: second clears, $2 76j2.S5.
BRAN In bulk. $14.60.
Mllwankee Grala Karket.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 5.-WH EAT-Hlgher;
No. 1 northern. $1.15: No. $ northern, $1.H
1.13: May. $1.13 asked.
RYE Steady ; No. 1, 808U,c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 64c; sample, 36tt
toe.
CORN Lower; No. 3. 46Q4Hc; May, 44SC
46u bid.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 8 WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures easy; December, 7s 2kd;
March, "s 4Sd; May, 7s 4Sd-
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed. 4s
lod: futures, quiet; January, 4e 4d; March,
4s 3kd.
NEWYORK STOCKS AND BUNDS
Dealiogt Exptnd Largely, bat the Lt?el of
Prici Hecedts.
GOLD BARS ENGAGED FOR EUROPE
Annonncemenl that All the Atallahle
apply Is to Be Bent Abroad
lasses a Slump In
Valaes.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6 Dealings In etockj
expanded today and the level of prices
receded. In spite of marked gains In a num
ber of the stocks In which the trading was
heaviest. The sustaining power of these
marked advances was effective during
the early part of the day and made possible
large profit taking with small eftct on
prices. But on the unexpected snnounce
ment of the purchase of 3l.oo0.0oo in gold
bars at the assay office for export to
Europe tomorrow thg market gave way
quite generally. The effect of this news
was aggravated by the Information that
all available supplies nf gold bars had been
bespoken for contemplated further ship
ment. The agents In this transaction were
exceedingly reticent regarding It and the
mystery surrounding It gave It additional
Influence. The gold Is generally supposed
to be destined for Berlin The sharp de
cline In the price of exchange on Saturday
and again this morning under the largely
augmented supply of cotton bills caused
the definite dismissal of possible gold ex
ports from the realm of stock market fac
tors. Sentiment was sll the more affected
on that account by the news of the en
gagement. The transfer through the Treusury'depart
ment of $6n.0u0 to San Francisco and of
$.'!iio.0no to New Orleans mad the feeling
over the money outlook addltlonaly sensi
tive. The money rule Itself was barely
affected. London discounts receded this
morning and the price nf gold wns marked
down an additional fraction. The undis
turbed trsnquilllty of the money market
effected some rassnrsnce and contributed
to the later rally in stocks. The strength
of the market was general at the opening
Induced by the strong closing on Saturday,
the good bank statement and the govern
ment's estimate of a bumper cotton crop.
The cotton carriers proved rather hard to
move owing to the weight of the real
izing which was encountered. The Reading
movement then became the center of In
terest. Its rise to nenr 83 wax not ac
counted for by nny news ressrdlng the
property and there was a disposition to
regard the movement hs Involving a cam
paign against sn outside line of bucket
shops. Some of the coalers In both the
anthracite and hltumlnnus groups sympa
thized with Reading and there was gossip
cf a coming Increase In the coming Balti
more Ohio dividend A number of the
Industrials made striking movements, not
ably the leather stocks. Rallrosd earnings
for the fourth week of November showed
good increases and traffic officials spoke
In sanguine mood of prospects. Assem
bling officials Invited some discussion, and
the possibility wns canvassed of develop
ments at Washington which might prove
sensitive. The market closed nnove the
low point, but -was rather Indifferently held.
P,onfls were rather heavv; total sales,
par value. $5,115,000. United States 2s and
old 4s advanced , and the new 4, regis
tered. M per cent on call.
Quotations ranged as follows on the New
York Stock exchange:
Stocks. Sales. High. Low. CToso
Atchison 12.700 W, KS'i HK'i
Atchison pfd 600 103'"i 1 103'
Baltimore & Ohio... 83,3oO loo", 9!H 99v,
2ii0 954 95k 9.),4
6.500 1344, i:k U'!k
Z.OIO J9414 191 JHa
6.4O0 50 Vj 49k
1,300 45 43k
dsr were Irregulsr and at the close the
tone was heavy. Rusian Imperial 4s were
quoted at 83 and Russlsn bonds of 1304 at
su2.
BERLIN. Dec- Prices on the Borrse
today were depressed.
The following
stocks nnd bonds
I'. 8. ref Is, reg....
So rouses
oo . rss
So eoupen
So a 4, r..
So rnspon .....
so old 4. reg
dn coupon
Atrhlvnn gen. 4. .
So to).
Atlsntti '. U 4.
B. O. 4s ...
do ,s
Central of i. ta.
do 1st Inr
r. o. 4m
Chiracs A A. IS
c , n q n f
r. m. st. r. s
' V. N. W. . ?
: C. R t. A P. 4s.
do rol. 5s
CCC. St. L. I
CMesfo Ter. 4d. . .
, Con. Tobsee i. .
Colo. So 41
P. R. 0. 4li ...
Erls prior Itsn 4f
do gen. 4
Offered.
re the quotations on
l4V4iHoflins Vsl. 4
t4N Minn r St. I.. 4...
IMS !.. K. T.
IS do in
IJ04 V. R. R. nf M c. 4S
hi r. t. c. 1.
l(S s. J r. s. l
1iH No. Psriflr 4s
in: S do 1
, S N. W. e 4f
IS O. S L 4 pur...
jnSVPftin. con. I1!
, ft 'Kfii'linf sen. 411
lilt L. I. M. r In.
rl t. L. A r. f. 4
07SSt. U s W. 1
, 12VSwlord A. U 4k...
tne!o r-ll 4i
linVSs. Ral'wtf
lriS'TCTtli P. in
ll-T . SI. 1. A W. 4i.
, 4 fnlos P.-!llr It
.lul I do conv. 4.
. 4H
.
.lelH
.im
S S(erl Id H
With In
do db n..
W . s L K
Win Centrtl 4
. lIColo. run a . .
intx
"
llM,
IS
l
toi'S
J6I,
tnsvt
"
im
'.(Ul
114
, I
ft
tro
.1"4
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If
114
. W
117
. t
Boston gtock Market.
BOSTON. Dec. 6 Call loans,
cent: time loans, 45 per cent.
closing of stocks and bonds
Atrhlaon adj. 4i
do 4s
Met. Onlrnl 4l .
Ati-hlton
do pfd
Homos A Albany
Bmton A Mains
Ronton Rlerated ...
Kttotihurg pfd
Mvilcan Central ...
N. V.. N H H .
t'nlon Pseiflc
Amer. Ants. Cbton..
do pfd
Amor. Pneu. Tubs.
Amor. Su(ar
do pfd
Amor. T. A T
Amer. Woolsn
do pfd
Dominion I. ft 8
Rdlaon Klertrlc- Ills.. 161
General Rlrrlrle ...
Maw. Klectrlr
do pfd
Mans. Ota
t nlted Prult
I'nltsd Shoo Marh..
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Weallns. eommon .
Asked. "Bid.
ni AdTontnrs
..10l Allout
.. 74 Amair.trated ..
.. a&u, Anieilran Zlne .
. . totH Atlantle
..2M Blpgham
.171 lal ft Her la...
..ISI Contenntal
..lMropper Ran( ..
.. J!'. Pal Waat
. 'Dominion C oal
.1144, Frnnklln
. 24 ,Oranc y
. Ifle Rnrale ....
. I Maw. Mmlnf ..
! MO'htran
.11
. J4TV4
S4
Mohask
Mont V. ft C.
Old Dominion
toaroola
.. lk Tarroi
Qulncjr
197 Sliann in
HVTamarark ....
!ITrlnltr
"WiC. MlnlnR..
107 r. 8. Oil
M H'lah r....
31 IVlptorla
'4 Winona
4 iWelverlns ...
2 I
SiSyi per
Official
'
17V
Wk
1!
IT
S7
mo
4
Mi
M'
.... J-14
:'
H
64
44
;4
4
M
114
1
1!'
27S
11H
45
4i
!(
liSsdon stocU Ct-iotatlons.
IX5NDON. TJec. S. Closing:
144V.
2H
SnVt
45',
71k
111,
41
45',
41k
25
91
22'i
90
200
oo
1..TI0
400
4.400 1k9
1.300 365
800 34
3.01k)
23.300
22.300
2.2iO
2,900
700
rVSOO
300
600
800
1.3O0
L....
2K1.10
43.000
3.300
14,400
l.KK)
3.600
A. N 10
23,7(0
10,600
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ...
Central of N. J
dies. & Ohio ,
Chicago & Alton...,
do pfd
Chicago Ot. W
ChlcHgo & N. W...,
C. M. & St. P
do nfd
Chicago T. AT
do nfd
C, C. C. St. L...
Colorado Southern.,
do 1st prd
do 2d nfd
Del. 4V Hudson
Del., L. & &V
Denver & R. Q
do nfd
Erie ,
do 1st pfd
do 2d Dfd
Hocking Valley , ...
do pfd
Illinois Central rr.,,
Iowa Centra."
do pfd
K C. Southern
do nfd
Louis. & Nash
Manhattan L
Met. Becuritlej
Met. St. Ry
Minn. & St. L
M. S. P. & S. St. M
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Tx
do pfd
N R. R. of M. pfd.,
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & W
do pfd
Ontario & W
Pennsylvania
P.. C. C. & St
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. K & 8. F. 2d pfd
St. L. 8. W
do pfd
Southern Paclfio ....
So. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway ..
do pfd
Texas & Pacific
T.. St. L. & W
doVpfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. & j. K
Wis. Central
do pfd
Mex. Central
Adams Kxpress
Amer. Express
U. 8. Express
Wells-Fargo Ex
Ama!. Copper
Amer. C. & F
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil....
do pfd
American Ice
do pfd
Amer Unseed Oil ..
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive ..
do pfd
Amer. S. tt R
do pfd
Amer. Suger Refin..
Anaconda. Mln. Co...
Brooklvn R. Tr
Colorn do F. A I
Consolidated fjas ...
Corn Products
do nfd
Distillers' Securities
General Electric
International Paper. 17.FK10
do pfd 1.S0O
international Pump.
do pfd
Nntlonal Lead
No. American
Pacific Mall
People's Oas
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Paluce Csr
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tennessee C. Sk I....
U. 8. leather
do pfd
U. 8 Realtv & I....
17. S. Rubber
do pfd
V. S. Steel
do nfd
Westing. Electric ..
western Union .
18.100 24k
In.OOO ZKH SlWl,
174H
12.600 17S
HO 184k
2,600 14k
184 k
IS
24'i
91k
22iJ
58k
34'4
1H8
34S
331,
73k
B6k
. 90
Sl'i
6ti
30'i
51 4
82
88k
40k
74'4
87k
94
(Kt
159
;m4
5Bk
3i
53
30.4O0 147k 145k
z,Z"0 jos jts.n.
z.wiu KZV,
l.floO 124 k
2"0 3k
200 90k
3(10 147
3R.800 lllW
16.600 31k
17,700 6o'i
100 42k
4.600 141k
12..100 764
' 94
12.4iO 45
12O.7O0 140
,800 80
82H
91
83
37
854
69
29
0k
67
50
44
80
24k
210k
174T4
184
14
25
90
22
34 'J
188 k
325
34
87k
Ik
74
67'4
93k
91k
137k 157k
mi
29
82
145
167k
81k
123k 123k
63k 63
Oi il ' 0,1
147
110k
34k
64k
424
Conanla. mone 4 IK. Y. Central....
do account 81 S-ll Norfolk A W
Anaconda 4 do pfd
Atrhiaon 1S Ontario ft W
do pfd Uis't Pennarlranls ....
Baltimore A Ohio Wottj Rand Mines
Canadian Paelflo 1.1W.Headlns
Ches A Ohio 7 do 1st pM
Chicago Ot. W 4 do M pfd. ..
C, M St. T UC;g0iithern Railway
DeOeera lam do pfd
P. A K. 0 84', Southern paclBc
do fvfd sos;i'nton Faclnc
Erie 4IVi do pfd ...
do lt pfd TSVT. 8- Utael...
do td pfd r.C-,1 do pM ...
Illinois Centrsl 1K.1 W'absah
Loula. ft Kaah 161 do pfd ...
M., K. ft T 36S:8panlih 4s ...
SILVER Bar. steady. 274d per ounce
mu r. 1 -lwai per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2 per cent; for
three months' -bills, 2kj27 per cent.
New York Mining; Storks.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6. The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
ink
7,
J3 '4,
7k
24V4
4KV
M'
Adamt Con
Alice
ftreeca
ilrunswlclt Con .
Lonihlock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Horn SI Ivor
Iron Sliver
LeadTllio Cos ...
Offered.
H Little Chief
.... l Ontario
.... 13 Ophlr
.... 1J t-noenlx
.... Potoal
....ISA gara(e
....HJ sierra Nevada
....Son r,uu.ii liopea ..
.... (Standard
1
.. 17
.. 1
.. 28
.. 60
.. S
..180
Stock In Mght.
Receipts of live stocg at the six principal
western cities yesterday were aa follows:
i Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omnha ........ 3,29 6,o4- 1,640
Sioux city 3,(k)
Kansas (iity 12,200
St. Ixuls 3.;4k)
St. Joseph 2,118
Chlcagj 30.(D
Totals ....
&.3io
C.oOD
6,000
2,884
69.000
2,000
3.IIO0
243
28.0OU
05,247 r 85,724 34,885
floi,
140
1HH
34
42
139'4 140
ok mk
94
434
139
784
79k
89
82
36
84-k
68
274
584
6k
84.600
5.4(i0
6.800
300
100
374 36k
974 9(lk
377,
3i
654
374
56'.?
90
44
139k
784
81k
91
82k
364
84
64
27k
9k
66k
117
364
97
874
344
...... s . Cottoswakaurket.
NEW YORK. '"Deo. k--CXTTON-Spot
closed quint, 60 points lower. Middling up
lands, 8.10c; middling gulf, 8.35c; sales, 3,8oO
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Deo. 5 COTTON Spot
Weak, prices 43 point a lower. American
middling fair. 4.67d; good middling. 4.35d;
middling, 4.25d; low middling. 4.13d; good
ordinary. J.99d; ordinary, 3.o3d. The sales
of the day were 8,000 bales, of which boo
bales were for speculation and export and
Included 7,90o bales American. Receipts.
15,000 bales. Including 9.800 American. Fu
ture opened easy and closed steady. Amer
ican middling, g. o. c, December, 4.19d;
; January-February, 4.24d; February-March,
I 4.27d; March-April, 4.31d; April-May, 4 33d;
May-June, 4.3bd; June-July, 4.3ea; Juiy-Au-gust,
4.40d: Auguat-September, 4.39d.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6. COTTON
Steady. Salea, 7,300 bales. Ordinary. 6c;
food ordinary, 6 5-ltic; low middling,
ll-18c; middling, 74c; good middling,
711-16c; middling fair, 8 3-16c. Recepts,
16.774 bales; stock, 410,494 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Dea. 5.-W HISK Y-HIgh
lower Middling, 8c. Sales, none. Receipts,
1,000 bales. Shipments, 149 bales. Stock,
28,182 bales.
MAID LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattl EettipU Very Light and Pricei
Baled Steady to Ten Higher.
HOGS SOLD FROM STEADY TO TEN LOWER
Mot Knosgh Pat sheep and Lambs I"
Mght to "niiply the Demand and
Market Was Aetlre and 'Irons,
Feeders Also stronger.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dc . 5, 1904.
Receipts were: Cuttle. Hugs. 6heep.
Orh'-lal Moniiay i.929 s.W !.')
Same day last week 5..U6 4.tst 9.,0
Same d.iy week before.. 9 6,ni 1t.lv)
risme three weeks sgo.. 4.4M 3.151 11.3.4
Same lour weesa ago. 4. 8.4.A 3.4.U 18.221
Same d.iv lust year 4,ii2 .24j 13.3-1
RECK1PTS FOR THft tlvAR TO DAT t.
i he lollowing table shows me receipts 01
cattle, hogs ai.d eneep at South Onuiis for
the year to date, wltu comparison with last
year:
1904. 19. Inc. .pec.
Cattle IWv.082 l.Oib.135 130,iJ
Hogs 2.122.:; 2,lwJ.-9 69,678
bhep ij,, l,it,i42 8-l,vl
The (olluwing table snows in avergs
price of iiogs st South Omaha ror U.e
several days with compmisoni.i
Date. I M04, 15o. lJj. ngul.UWW-le-tl-
I Wl
8 8 9i
1 mi a A
.,
IM1
1 1 i
3 e8,
3 8 3 s:
t Mi I J'
1 44
3 8-11 3 4e
4 ii 3 wS
I 8 2i
1761
J ,.4, 2 20
i ti 8 19
3 711 3 1
H 'Hi 2a
3 m 4 M
I 81!
8 S0i 3 ;77
Hi 1 TX
A Jones Idsho.
Iffi 3 1:1 1 lu'l 1.'i
9KI 3 iei 15 lecilcts..
.8.-9 2 I
A. I! Maycock Wjo.
. rt 2 5u 21 steels . ..1115 4 05
.770 2 o
I.. Rnlnvllle-8 D
.1J4I 8 M 8 steers . ..
1p)0 t f 1 steer...,
.1244) 8 U 37 steers...
L. Kslkner-S. I.
. SfiV I 8S cow
Oeorje CI. Ware Neb.
. si; IK ' 1 steer 11:
(. W. Hrewster -Wyo
I Cows.....l16 2 75 15 steers...
I cows 975 2 ,5
Western R.inche 8. D
1 steer ? 1 5 So steeri ..
3 80
Sparks Idsho.
3 (.5 11 teeders.
3 00
Stuart Idaho.
3 cows
27 feeders.
1 fierier..
1 feeder..
1 cow
1 cow....:
1 steer....
1 steer
1 steer
1 cows
55 cows
15 steers.. ..1240
18 feeders
2 feeders
1K8
.1"W
.in;
. 9V
.1'2
: n
3 kl
3 r.
3 55
3 i
2 n
I Si
3 ()
64
MXl
L.
6rr
7R
1110 3 30
9T.1 3 43
No. 14..
Nov. 15..
NOV.
iiov. 1,..
Nov. 15..
Vov. IK..
NOV. ZD..
Nov. 21..
Nov. li..
ov.
Nov. ;4..
Nov. 2a.
0v. 2p..
Nov. i7 .
.NOV. is..
No v
Nov. I
Dec. ; . .
Dec. 2..
Dec. 8. .
Dec. 4. . .
Dec. b...
! 'kl
.1 wsi
I 4 M I
I 4 .1 1
I 4 Mki
I i hiki
:i 4 W
i M4I
: I
. 4 47k
.,4 82.,
1 :".'
, 4 4-V
.1 4 42V,:
.1 4 4.',,,
I
I 4 "-i
i (
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s"
4 661
4 40
4
4
4 4;
.
4 21
4 10
4 16,
4i
4 24,
I
4 341
4
4 a-i
4 in
4 4;
4 r,t
I 28'
31.
I
6 41 1
ail
8 ill;
let,
6 24
C 2l)
8 13!
6 (.hi
a W
1
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6 (V
6 ni.
(i un,
u Id
! 2.';
8 24;
5
8 si I
i Wi;
8 M
u)
b Mi
8 7ai
In,
a 7d
o 70;
6 73
1
5 8T
w
5 92i
8 Oa;
4TI
4 82!
4 90i
V'
4 78
4 i
4 in;
4 7
4
i 8G
.1
4 87i
4 il
4 '.1
4 i4;
4 6
4 Wl
I
4 b4,
4 KS;
4 "ill
indicates holiday.
of atock
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cms
brought in by men road was;
CattAeiugs. Shiep.H rs.
C, M. & St. I' t !
Publish 1 v
Missouri l'ncltic 14
Lnion i'mltic system. 1 .. 4 X
C. & N. W I 22 1
K. oi M. V 2b 14 1 1
C, SI. 1'.. M. & O... o s
14. at M h 7 1
C, H. A Q 2 8 1..
K. C. & St. J 9
C. R. 1. A P., east.... 4 4
Illinois Central 5 8
Chicago Gt. Western, t 4 " 1"
1( 7 4
Sheep.
Oxif
171
1.129
4a.lti0 115 114W 114
1.300
1.701)
l,7iK
100
6(41
2(0
14,HK
95
(:ia:
47V8
2oi
23'i
4774
Z3
100 240
73.800
2.9HO
l.lort
11.000
824
S4
Ji '4
23
4H',
2iVi
2:H4
47i
22
240
8o4
8414
35
4.800
1.100
5(10
400
4.900
38U
i"H
4;
34;
95
28
48
20V
23V4
23H
2V,
211
120
242
,
S4V4
92
3H4
95
74
38',
18
41
35
84
17J
424
S5V4
700 1S4 103H, Ktfl.
4.600 82H R14 8I64
1.4O0 113 1121, H9U.
S.fioO 149 148 14RU
SlliO 68J 7 87
,nio n
11.900 215
7.80O 24
80i
40
192
Bnn; fair rehnlng. 4-4c; centrirugiii, so 1,
lc: molassea sugar. 4c. Refined, firm; No.
$. 6.05c; No. 7, 8c: No. 8, 4.9c; No. 9, 4.i5c;
No. 10. 4.80C.; No. 11. 4.70c; No. 12. 4.65c; No.
1.0"0
2.000
8rt4
213
23
35
m
20
100
1.4d0
m 774
85
244
87
23i
213
2314
80
39S
1C9V4
21S
78
394
85
24
103
44
1114
91 J
400 1041 iiyiiZ
2.100 474 454
8.1O0 1134 111
1.100 41 404
9o0 92 91114
2to k4 s4 r
1.000 174 IDTi 17
7i
774
174
1.900
9.500
900
147.2O0
23.1UO 1084
I'M S3
200
4(0
102.500
63.700
M4
834
954
9"0 1K4
800 924
I re-TJ I'm
28 28
764 7.14
15 17
94 W4
82 m:
924
32 4
94
1824
82
8-IU
94
5I
1824
Total aalca for the day, 673,500 shares.
Kesr York Moner Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. S.-MONET-On call
steady at I4i34 per cent; closing bid 24
per cent; offered at 3 per cent; time loans
firm; sixty divs and ninety days, 4 per
cent: six months. 4'u4Vi per rent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-44
PsYkRI,IN3 EXCHANOE Opened weak,
closed firmer, with actual business In bsnk
ers' bills st .HliWsi HUM for demsnd and at
t4.8350fl4 83K0 for slsty-dsy bills; posted
rates. I4.84i4 844 an4 4.87(?t4. 87 4; commer
clsl bills. 84.814.
HILVKR-Hsr. 69c: Mexican dollars. 48c.
RON D3 Government, strong; railroad,
heavy. .
Foreign Financial.
LONDON; Dec. 8. MONET Waa fairly
plentiful In the market today and discount
were easv On the Stock exchange prices
wars stesdy and trading was Inactive. Con
sols hardened and home rails were dull.
Americans ucned steady, grew firmer to
above parity In cnnseMuencs of the cotton
forecast and the gMd New Tcrk bank
slaten.ent and closed oulet Foreigners
gnera'ly were supported. Japanese were
firm. Imperial Japanese government 6a or
lf4 were uuuted at 85.
PARIS, pec. Piiceg oa th Bourse to-
Olls and Rosin.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8. Oll Cottoneeed
oil. easy; prime crude nominal; yellow, 254
Si2oic. Petroleum sttady; refined New
York, $7.96; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
17.90; bulk, 87.00. Turpentine, firm at 6146P
62c.
ROSIN Steady. Stra ned, common to
good. 12.90.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Dec. 6. OIL Credit bal
ances, $1,110; certificate!, no bid; shipments.
139,875 barrels; average, 69,191; runs, U2.773;
average, ti8,23b; shipment, Lima, 147.617;
average, 68,897; runs, Lima, 120.432; average,
SAVANNAH. C,a.. Dec. 6. TURPEN
TINE Market firm, $4.904i6,O0.
ROSIN-Firm. A. H. C, $250; D, $2,524;
E. $2.55; F, $2.80S 2.624; O. $2: H, $2.80;
I, $3.35; M, $4.30; W O. $4.75; WW. $5.10.
gngar and Molaaaea.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6. SUGAR Raw wa
firm; fair rehnlng. 4-4c; cenirirugiu, so test
44c
s.
14. 4.60c; confectioners, A. 630c; cut loaf.
6.15c; crushed, tube; powaereo, .ooc; granu
lated, 6.45c; cubes, 5.70c.
NEW ORLEANS. Deo. 5. 8UO A R Mar
ket easy; open kettle, SHtr: open kettle,
centrifugal, 44(84Se; centrifugal whites,
4 13-ltic; yellows. iStHVc; seconds tWuiWc
MOLASSES Steady; open kettle, 1K830C;
centrifugal, 7(gJilc. Sugar, steady, 24j26c.
Vlslblo Supply ot Grain.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6. The visible supply
of grain Saturday, December S, aa com
piled by the New York produce exchange
Is as follows: Wheat, 3fi.SC0.0ou bu.; Increase,
l,2ti6,00O bu. Corn, 3.181. 0"0 bu.; Increase,
1 329 000 bu. Oats, 24.497,000 bu.; Increase,
2il6,0u0 bu. Rye, 2.OI8.O00 bu.; Increase, 148,000
bu. Barley, li.630.Ou0 bu.; Increase, 492,000 bu.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Deo. 6 DRY OOODS-Mar-ket
Is held In abeyance, both 'buyers and
sellers refualng to operate until something
more definite Ts determined. The attitude
of sellers on manv lines Is that the sta
tistical position will obviate tlm necessity
of a revision, while other lines would have
been changed had cotton remained at Its
recent level.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. Today's atate
ment of the Treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of $ljn.oun.om gold re
aerve In the division of redemption, shows
available cash balance $143,oOl. ISti; gold, $85,
32o,434. Dnlnth Grain Market.
DULUTH. Dee. S.-WHEAT-To arrive,
No. 1 northern, $1,154; No. $ northern,
$1 164; on track, No. 1 northern nnd No. -4
northern, $1,074; December, $1,164; May,
$1.17.
OATS To arrive and on track, 284c
Whisky Market.
CINCINNATI. O., Dec. 6. WHISKEY
Distillers' finished goods steady OIi basis
or $1.24.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 5. WHISKEY High
wine on basis of $1.27.
Elgin Batter Market.
ELGIN, Deo. B. BUTTER Advanced 14c.
a pour.d on the R ard of Trade lodav. be
ing quoted at 2t4c. Sales In ths district
were 52?,0o0 pounds.
Feorln Market.
PEORIA. Dso. -CORN-Quoted lower;
No. 1, 43c; No. 4. 4l!&42c; no grade, 37(&4oVjc.
Toledo teed Market.
TOLKlM. O.. Dec. . SEEDS Clover,
cash and December. 7.96c: February 7 9"-Vc"
March. 8 0:4c. Alslka, vritne, so. Timothy,
pilaw, $10,
Total receipts 138
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as tollown, each huer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
buyers. Cattle. Hogs.
Otutina Pncklng Co 183 , .00
Swift and Company S16 948
Cudahy Packing Co i 612
Armour & Co i 1.1
Omai.a, from Denver 80
Cudahv, from Sioux City. ... 1,2 W
Armour, from Denver 83 .....
Armour, from Sioux City. ... 1.4i7
Vansani c Co 153
Carey A Hcnton H4
Lobinan & Co 197
McCreary & Clark li
W. 1. Stephen 3
Hill & liuntxlnger 94
Huston & Co 3
J. li. Root 118
lee Rothschild 19
Wolf ei Murnan 438
Mike Haggerty 71 .....
8. & S
Parker & Webb 49
H. F. Hamilton H4
Other buyers 390
Totals 4.136 4.523 2.924
CATTLE There was a very light run of
cattle here this morning for a Monday, and
In fact supplies were smaller thun generally
anticipated. Receipts at other points were
not excessive, but still reports troin Chi
cago showed the market tnero was steady
to 10c lower, with Kunsus City steady 10
slow. In spite of these bcnnsli reports the
demand here was suliicient to cuuse the
market to rule active, wiih prices steady to
a dime higher.
There were just a few bunches of corn
fed steers on sale this murnxig and none
of them were strictly prime. Buyers were
a little slow in taking nold of the short-ted
kinds and prices were no more tnan steady
with ttie close of last week.
Western range beet steers met with good
demand at nrm prices, and while the qual
ity was rather Interior the market was
fairly active and some of the more desir
able bunches sold s4il0c. higher. Most ev
erything was disposL-u of at an eany hour,
as there dlu not seem to be enough cattid
In sight to meet the requirements of the
trade. 1
The cow market, although a little uneven,
waa generally steady with last Friday.
Sonio sulesmen thought they got a little
stronger prices, while others complained
that iliey had a hard time to get as much
as the same kinds brought last week. As a
general thing, though, there waa not
enough chungu In ruling prices to be hardly
worth mentioning.
The prices paid for bulls, veal culves and
stags looked Just about steady.
Very few Blockers and feeders were car
ried over from lust week in the hands of
speculators and as prospects were fuver
uiiUi for a fairly good demand from the
country the market tills morning was ac
tive, with anything at ull desirable tttrong
to a dime higher. Common stuff, for widen
the demand is limited, did nut show much
of auy Improvement. Representative aules:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av.
i 765
t 11X6
to lit
20
1 12H0
1 1110
1 1(170
1 1(!0
17 lit
II 1077
11..'!.'
Pr. No. A. Pr,
i 00 r, 311
3 lft 11 W 4 15
1 16 liii 4 tr
9 l.i 1340 4
11 w i tine 4 i.-,
) S ill UH 4 li
3 id Z 141 4 60
3 60 IK lAftl 5 K0
I 60 28 IM 6 40
4 10 42 1273 00
COWo.
1 Tr, 11 it m
i Wl I LIS 1 40
1 00 17 ami J to
2 00 14 619 1
2 no in am 45
3 00 i4 141 I :,
3 "i lOixt 3 as
2 ' t luoii t 70
10 101 1 70
J IS 16 t 70
in 2 l.ido 1 70
t 10 1 K0 2 75
1 20 I 12to t 74
JI 20 U at 2 7h
2 t'l 11 t0 8 'ii
I 2l 13 M0 i 7
5 23 10., t M
1 25 II IN III
2 25 1 1110 t U
2 to 1 100 t t5
2 25 t K 2 U
2 411 lima f .-
2 40 19 4 2 00
9 44 1 2 00
2 80 ' 14 til 2 OS
2 50 I 1U0 I IV
I..
I .
1..
Ift..
1..
50..
.. 115
.. Km
. .4110
. . 10WI
.. M2
. . loMI
.. 176
.. 540
.. 2112
.. i
.. i'l
.. 74
.. S'Jl
..KHMI
.. 440
..1126
..1W0
.. 70
..1!00
.. no
.. K0
..MM)
..1070
.. Ml
..1035
Hf.5
STEERS AND COWS.
..lout 00
CALVES.
270 00 ti 325 I St
9f '
iii'-ir r.1.3
.. t0 1 75 5
.. 510 I 15 7
.. 620 2 30 I
.. 574 I 20 8
. .1120 I 50 1
-M '"Waus: -
...-1.V.0 2 10
si atotkara snd fedars
1.
I....
312
. . 44.1
.. 611
.. i0
... 404
..1280
..1170
.Alto
..1110
..low!
. . uo
2
1 so
2 t9
I 20
9 35
HULLS.
4.
II...
11...
11...
4...
it...
1 40
1 75
2 25
t 56
1 25
2 ti
3 40
4
4.U
. 4
Hi 2
. 670
tWI
, 714
715
711
779
722
900
..1410
..14X0
..1350
. . ISull
..1470
..14 JO
l.ao
STOCKERS AND FEEDbRS.
I It
I 5
1 00
9 00
2 50
1 55
2 25
2 25
J
T40
4 40
2 45
1 40
t 40
9 40
2 70
75
2 00
I 26
too
I l 1..
NKUHASKA
30 feeders.
.1 tet-iii-ra.
1 bull 1"
1 bull !.
1 calf....
1 calf...
16 niUed.
613 U 80
4o6 2 tfc)
1 bull.
Mil IU
870 $2 60
iiO
290
94j
1 bull...
1 bull...
t tows..
8 O..WI.,
1 cow...
..1330
..ltLO
,.. (
.. m
.. 8v0
2 a
8 wl
$ 00
8 2o
WYOMIKU
1 f.edcr.
1 heii . I'..
19 iiavi...
0 cw.,,
80)
840
Vol
1 78
8 61
2 8u
2 ki
2 Do
1 ilea.'.,
2 s.cers,,
2 st e a.
4 s.ei-rj....ll.0
,.12:0
.1x0
..Iot6
SOU 1 H
19 feeders. .llfO 3j
19 calves... 34o 3 "0
1 cslf 440 2 10
8 feeders.. 10
1 feeoer
7 feeders..
2 feeders..
In feeders..
2 cows
7 cows
2 tows
t cows-.
900
842
670
9'9
I5
. 7(0
.l'C4
1 Cow.
DAKOTA.
iki (IIWI
li heifers..
DAKOTA.
3 calves...
14 calves...
8 cows
I corns
8j
755
10
3 uo
$ 28
t :
S 25
2 25
2 00
COLORADO.
ta 1 tuii.
I heifers.
4 calves.,
. 228
. 80
. 3i0
. 705"
. 652
3 00
8 00
2 -.5
.0
a ;o
3 50
J 50
3 50
I 10
1 )
2 3i
I 00
1 65
8 6
: tw
S 85
2 H
U feederr.
2 feeders.
14 feeders. . SS4
Hunter
42 fie'er.
88 feeders.
8 55
3 "I
ss
1 bull...
4 bull
1S40
..1150
83 steers.
3 steers.
Orsy Td tho.
55 18 c w s St
9) 3 iW 4 le?.1er.. ?,0
J. E Rugg yn.
.1158 3 70 7 S fers....K9-
.1130 3 71 1 steer 1150
J. H. Kendrlcks-Wyo.
J 30
2 30
3 00
3 00
15 cows 918 2 40 1 c-iw 840 2 40
1 steer 118.) 8 NO 1 steer l.V'O 3 80
47 steers... .1145 3 so i cows 9 2 3 !0
2 steers. ...1175 880 1 cow 1110 3 10
1 steer 119) 8 1 cow 970 3 10
2 steers... .1278 8 80 1 bull V'20 175
1 fteer 1190 8 80 2 bulls 1050 2 50
HUOS Receipts of higs were n'lltc l'h
eral this morning at all i!..ta and as a re
suit toe lendo.io 01 pries a.( ogul 1
downward. Chicago ws tiuo.ed aiOj
loer and that- ws about th? stjullon l
this p. int. At the op nl ig of the lua.ke.
a few prime llghi-weight 1105,8 toll a.
steady prce. or f r m t4-o to 4 55, w Ic 1
was the same ns Ba.Uiday t p. At.er
that was done, however. th general n.sr
kei wns tty.oc lowe . with the Lulh of h j
hogs right around 4 40 and ti.e cnoicer fcinl
lights.- loads at $4,424 and 4.4i. The x
treme cbee was even weaker. psr;icuUrly
on the heavy packing grnue. Pcers
wanted to buy them under $4 40, or mo.ly
at 84 3, ',4. As suleemen wee not v. II ing 10
accept that price, rad.ng wa slow, and
It wss rather l ite lieio.e a romphte c ear
an.e was made. Repr, seotstlve silc:
it finally l.ecaliio .pn:leiil that pickers
wanted the hogs, and. as snlesmm l.e'.d on
they Anally succeeded In getting I Tac
tically the same prices a wire paid eurl er
In the (lay. Repiescntative saics:
No At. Sh. rr
II im 120 4 40
4 2M Wl 4 40
10 22 120 4 40
12 :i5 40 4 40
14 249 40 4 40
62 230 ... 4 40
61 25 120 4 40
64 20 HO 4 40
24 2l ... 4 40
61 385 120 4 40
67 920 ... 4 40
17 224 200 4 4(
14 2kO 30 4 40
21 10 4 40
S3 2l 40 4 40
52 311 10 4 40
32 22J ... 4 40
61 215 120 4 40
65 2X4 i 4 o
4 2fi3 1:0 4 40
f.l 300 ... 4 40
65 2l 200 4 40
232 ... 4 40
63.. 22 0 4 4o
4 200 240 4 4(1
17 2.11 40 4 4ft
69 32.1 10 4 40
14 271 120 4 4.)
61 301 ... 4 40
60 330 140 4 40
64 271 320 4 40
No Ar. Sh. Tr.
4 270 ... 4 40
51 32S 120 4 4(1
2 302 40 4 40
to soil no 4 4
yo :11 ho 4 40
73 M7 10 4 40
: -Ml 0 4 40
i: ;m lo 4 4o
C.l 271 10 4 40
72 2r. 160 4 4.
14 2HS 40 4 4"
r, l 40 4 42H
3 251 40 4 4-'
40 23 SO 4 42W
7; 227 0 4 42'
57 S3" 160 4 42
71 24 40 4 42 'i
', 221 ... 4 42ii
70 271 IM 4 43'
74 S33 m 4 42V,
7H 234 JI0 4 42n
17 261 200 4 42i
63 243 90 4 42S
II 2F.S ... 4 42S,
C4 263 4 46
71 212 40 4 40
an 17 no 4 r,o
I 259 ... 4 46
M 217 ... 4 60
77 3110 ... 4 60
76 171 ... IM
SHEEP Onlv about seven rnrs of ahcey
and lumbs were reported this mornlntt
which was not enouan to supply even lot
muro urgent lequliements of the trade.
The genera! market on fat sti.ff ci ulj
alelv be quoted ftradv to strong aod
active. As hiuh b $5 90 was paid lor l.mi
fed western iambs and tti! was pain lot
some that came in lite on Saturd..y Fe.l
western wcihera sold for $4 60 rd ewes
$1.00 That was sbout the extent of the
more desirable killers Include.: in tne of
ferings and they all changed nnnds early.
There were inr more ucJer buyeis In
sight this morning ilun there were seller
and as a result it was not hard to a .11
everything that arrived at good, f-trong
pric . ,
Quotations: flood to choice yesrl'nss,
$4.65'(i5.tO; fair to good yearllrgs, $l.4f(j46G;
good to choice wethers. $4.40i,4 75; fair to
g, od wethers. $4.25J4.40; g od to choice
ewes, $4.2.i(F4.50: fair to good ewes. $l.0f
4.25; good to choice lambs. $'i7rti8 0; f.ilr
to good lambs, $5.5C(ftS.7b: feeder yearlings,
$4 0oC(X4.3.';; feeder wethers, $4.0 W4.25; ' eerier
ewes, $3.oOft3.50; feeder Iambi, $4.5085.15.
Representative pale4:
No.
20 fed wetern cull ewei..
540 Wyoming fefd r ewes ..
208 Wyoming feeder lambs
105 fed western iwes
28 native ewes
98 native ewes
8 nitive ewes
131 fed western w thers ....
380 Wyoming lamb
B.M fed western lambs
377 fed western lambs
15 native Inmbs
4 native lambs
63 native 1 -mbs
11(1 fed wevtrn lambs
los Iilano feerler ewes
3 Idaho ewes nnd wethers....
125 Idaho ewea and wethers....
4 Idaho culls
300 Nebraska feeder Iambs and
yearlings
16? Idaho feeder lambs '..
115 Idaho feeder lambs
A.
: 8
, 3
. 105
123
114
141
99
47
61
66
93
122
7
UK
93
06
95
42
Pr.
8 0)
3 25
3 75
4 00
4 10
4 25
4 S
4 60
4
5 60
5 6
5 65
5 S5
5 f6
5 90
3 30
3 71
3 7"i
4 00
51
61
59
4 50
B 15
5 15
.1240 t 00
CHICAGO I.I V 13 STOCK MARKET
I
Cattle Steady to Ten Cents Lower
Hogra Lower on Large Receipts.
CHICAGO, Dc. 5. (TATTLE Receipts,
80,000 head. Including l.ooO westerns; mar
ket steady to ltc lower, good to prime
steers, $6.O0(f(7.5O; poor to medium, 83.76(
5.90; stockers and feeders. $2. 441.15; cows,
$1.50g4.10; heifers, 2.iXxa5.00; calibers, J1.3f.-y
2.40; hulls, J2.(K.'(4 10: calves, $3.00;7.00;
western steers, $3.5o4i5.00.
HOOS Receipts, 69,ooO head; estimated to
morrow, S8,0(i0 head; market MtlOc lower;
mixed and butchers, $4.6oy6.22ii; good to
choice heavy, $4.n.-(H.ffi; rugh heavy, $1.85(je
4.50; light. $4.35(ii 1.66; bulk of sales. $4.529'
4.57.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Reculpta, 24.000
head; sheep alrong. lambs Bhnde higher;
good to choice wethers, $4.4of5.10; fair to
cnolce mrxed, $3.5ofi4.10; sheep, $3.00ij5.00;
native lambs, $4.5co.23; western lambs,
J4.d( &6. 10.
Xew York Lire Stork Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5. CATTLE Receipts,
4,952 head; market, good and choice steers
Hearty; common and medium, slow and 10c
lower; bulls and cows, steauy; common to
prime native steers sold at $3.50(fr5.80 per
100 lbs.: bulls. $2.25rd3.50, extra bulls, $3.o0'
4.15; cows. $1.30ii8.50; cables, unchanged.
CALVES Receipts. 1,486 head; veals,
teady to weak; western calves snd grass
ers, 25c lower; veals sold at $4.60)8.75 per
100 lbs.: small calves, $2.GO&3,35; graesers,
$2.WVh8.00.
HOOS Receipts. 14.065 head; market,
lower; prime state and Pennsylvania hogs,
$4 soft 00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14,510;
market for good and choice sheep, active
demand nnd hrflne higher; others, steady:
lambs. lO'dl.lc higher; sheep sold at $3 'rvif
4.75; export. $4.801i5.l'fl; culls. $2.50fft2 7R;
lambs. f5 SOfffli .60; two cars sold at $0.62tt;
culls. $4.60.
Kansas 4 Ity Live toek Market.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 12.2(0 head, including 300 southerns;
market steady to 10c higher; choice export
and dressed beef steers, S6.fv446.26; fair to
food, $3.60ii6.00; western fed steers, ti-tMp
5fi; stockers and feeders. $3.50C(4.tiO; south
ern steers. $2.5u'ii4.25; southern rows, 41.75
43.26: native cows, $1 75C(3.75: native heif
ers. ii.MibM; bulls, $2.00(4.00; calves, 83.00
til'.ih. ,
HOOS Receipts, 6.5(0 head; market SfllOc
lower; top, $4.0u; bulk of sales, $4.36'i4 55;
heavy, $4.60r4.nri: packers, $4 2itj4.6&; pigs
and lights, $3.7f,'ii4.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.(80
head; market strong ami active: native
lambs, $4.5o(fi6 00; native wethers. $4.00190:
native ewes. 13.7614.50; western lamhs. $ 4 50
416.90; western yearlings, 84 W"!(5.10: western
slier-o, $2.75'u4.40; stockers and feeders, $.'.50
6J125-
St. Joseph Live Itouk Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Dec. 5 -CATTLK-Rp.
celpts, 2,118 head; msrket steady: natives.
$3.75'i(j.6o; cows and heifers, $1.854j4.36; stock
ers abd feeders, $2 6K(i3.0.
HOUS-Reueipts, 2M head: maiket 61jl0c
lower; light, $4.30i&4.66; medium and heavy,
$4 4i.yi.Gf,.
Slir:k:P AND LAMBS Receipts, 215 head;
market strong.
M. Louis Live Stork Market.
ST. LOCIS. Dec. 6 CATTLE Receipts.
3,600 head, Including 1.2oo Texans; murKet
steady to strung; native shipping and ex
port steers. $4 bctidi 6o: fancy up to 87 (0;
dressed beef and butchers steers. $4 to4(
600; steers under 1,000 pounds, $2.856.00;
stockers snd feeders, $2 25u,176; cows und
heifers. $2 264(5(0. the top for fancy heif
ers; canncrs. $l.Cru2.2S; bull. $20c4.oo;
calves, $2.6O'u6.50; 'i'exmis sr.d Indian steels,
$26iii4 L5; cows and heifers, $2.uX T2.8.
IKXiS Rerelptg. oio head; msrket lowei .
ulgs and lights. $3DO'i4 26: packers. 14 &4j
400; butchers snd beet heavy. $4 414.6u.
SHEEP AND LAMHH-Receipts, 300
head, market sieudy; nslive muttons. $3 .60
Q4.76; lambs, $i iW3.00, vulls und bucks,
le;
3v;
2"i";
pr
$."vwil0; stia-kers. $?0ifil; Tesins, 3 .vi
8.00. .
4)M.II Vl(lll:slK niRKRT.
t'enaHtlnn of Trade anal aenltna
Stsrle and fancy Prndnee.
FOOS-camllei s ock rto.
LIVE PvU'l.TH V nei-i". T'f: rorsteri.
c; t:rkea. LVc; dink.', KirVc; gcete. (On-;
s, rli's: cmcKet.e. se.
Rt'TTKR-Pgik.bg sto.k. 14Vil8c; chel s
o fancy dftuv. I,il8c; tiCairicry, i?tjiic;
larcv rrlnts, J.V
FRFH Frt'.EV FI.'M-fr t:t pick
eiel c; p ke. I i: rerc'i. ,; 1 11 12c;
wht ensh, Kn-; num. ,;. .:r; ro-iV(pner.
lehster (green), in-; I ihs.rr 4L1.1 edi.
n:il:hesd. 11c; cnirVh. 14c; bark lass
halibut. Ice; ci ;inl.s. 1.1 : i-e ihad,
buffdlo. "c; white biis, 1H ; frig lg.
dox . :'5c.
HKA N Per ton. 1". 00.
HAY Pilcfs utto eJ bv Omnha Whol sile
lel r" asollatl r: cholc No. t 'ipltnd,
$700; No. 2. 5i'; nv-ol, m. o m toarye.
45 50. Rye straw, fo.or. Ihes1 pring are for
hav of go-Hi color and qualitv. ,
OYSTERS-New Yi I k connt. H-t can,
4."c; extra selects, per cm. 3T.-; snrda-ra,
per cnn. 32c : hu4 iststidardsi, i er nal.,
11.35: Im'k (ejttra selectsi, t:cr gal $1.75;
bulk (New Y rk countsi. per gsl., ti 00.
TROPICAL FRV1TS. .
ORANGES- Flo. Idn mi 111. 1T8. 7T
Jin and 3n, $2. i5'i3.-; California navels, all
sires. J2.754i3.0ii.
LEMONS California fancy.
St.) 84 2r.: clinics J.150.
1ATES Per box of 30-lb.
Hallowl. In 7(Wb. hex. iter, lb..' CViftln.
FIGS Ca:ifori:la. per 10-Hi car. on, "It
Sr: imported Pmrrnn. 4-orown. I2c; f
crnsin. 14c: 7-crown. 1is; fancv imported
iw.nhed). In l-:b. pkps.. I67jllic; Cilllomla,
per cn-e of 36 pkg.. JiJS.
HAiNArtAn Pit medlumlzcd bunch.
$2.78 300 and
ikrs.. B.oo;
, 6V
$:'.'i'''i2.-"i: Icmhos. 2.7.ii3.'4i.
GRAPE FRCIT-l'or box. of 74 to 61. $5.3).
FHC1TS. ,1.
ATPI.FS llrm grown .intiat r'ans, re
tbl., $l.r; Ren Davis. 25: New Y.rk Tal
mun nnd Pound Sweets W.tyi; N w Yo-k
Kings. J3 00: New Yo-k Pippins, $2 7T; New
York Greening". J.'fi-; Aew York Bald
wins. $2.75: Colorado J oa;h" i.fti: Wins
8sn pr bu. box. $1.4'.
PEARS-rt.ih. Colorado pnd California,
fall vsrl t e. per lv x, $1. 782.25. .
C.RAl'ES-Imiiorled Ma'ug.is. for keg.
$( 0"ifi l-o
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Bell end
Bugle, per bbl.. f8.,V4i9.flO; Wisconsin Bell
md Cherry nnd Jerseys, per bbl.. $7.73; per
box. $2 75. . .
T A NO ERIN KS Per t box. 12 50
VKO ETA !!I.K.
POTATOES New home prown. In sacks,
per bu., 40c; Colorado, per bu., MiSXV.
TCRNIPS-Per bu.. ,ic; Canada ruta
bsgsr. per lb., 1c.
CARROTS Per bu , 40c.
PARSMPS-Pcr bu., 40c.
BEETS Per hu.. 4i'c.
NAVY 1JEA NS Per bu., tl.Sufl'ICO.
ONIONS Home grown, in Sticks, per bu
75c; Spanish, per crate, $2.00..
crci'MRERH Per case of 2 dot.. $2.50.
TOMATOES California, per 4-basket
crate. .2.60
CARHA4JK Horns, groam, per K4) lbs., 70c.
SWEET POTATOES Home grown, per
bu. basket, 00c; Kansas kiln-dried, per bbl.,
t 25.
ScJl'ASH Home grown, per do.. 50c.
CELERY Per dos., 25(6oci California.
15c
RADISHES Per dog., 90c.
LETT! CE Hot houe. per dol., 40550c;
head lettuce, per dot.. Il.oo.
SHALLOTS Per dog.. 60c.
CAI I.IFLOWER - Southern, per bbl.,
$3.50(1(4.60.
MlSCKLLANEat'S.
SAFER rRAI'T-Wlsconsin, per keg.
$:.mi. . . . .
CIDER New York, per bbl., $5.20; per '
bbl.. $.'.25.
CHEESE Wl.iconsln twins, full crenm.
12V4c; Wisconsin 2 (111111 Ann i lea, 13c; block
Swiss, new. 15c; old, '.1641 17c: Wisconsin
brick 14c: Wisconsin llmburger, 13c.
NL'T8-Walnuts, No. 1, soft shell, new
crop, per lb.. 14c,-- hard shell, per lb., 13c;
No. 2, soft si1.m1I. per lb., 12c; No. 2 hard
shell, per lb,, 12c; pecans, large, per Hi.,
12c; smsl', per lb., loc; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted peanuts, prr lb.. Ke; Chill walnuts,
per lb., 1?(f13'4c; almonds, soft shell, per
lb.. 7c; bnrd shell, per lb., 15c ;- chestnuts,
per lb.. 12li1ilac; new black walnuts, per
bu.. TSfaPOe; shrllhark hickory nuts, per bu.,
$1.75 large hickory nuts, per bu., $1.50.
HIDES- No. 1 green, 7c: No. 2 green. 6c;
No. 1 salted, 8,,c; No. 2 salted. 7r; No. 1
veal cal 9c; No. 2 venl calf. 7c: drv raited,
10fr16c; sheep pelts, 26cj$1.00; horse hides,
$1.60ft3.0O.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Dec. 6. WOOL The Com
mercial Bulletin says: The wool mar
ket Is quiet and very firm. Buyers
are after all weols of medium character,
and (he best business of the week lias been
In them. About Soo.000 pnundp of one-quarter
and three-eighths llecce sold at SM-sfJ
32o. Medium territory has. been taken in
the range of 24427c: Stocks and selections
are poor, some of the largest houses having
the smallest unsold supply on reoord nt
this time. Contracting In tha west for the
1905 clip has stopiied for the time being.
Foreign advices are strong aside from the
decline of 5 per cent In merinos at Mel
bourne. Crossbreds are Mrong everywhere.
The-Argentina strike has temporarily, at
least, suspended business st Buenos Ayres.
The shipments of wool . from Ronton, to
dale from December 31, 1903. acco ding to
the samn authorities, are 1.13.479.415 lbs.,
against 218,872.196 Ibn. at the same time last
yeur. The receipts to date are 201,856.897
lbs., against 260,376,212 I lv. for the same
period last year.
ST I)ri8, Dec. 6. WOOL Msrket
steady to Arm; medium grades combing and
clothing. 23ii29e; light fine 1(lf22Vic; heavy
line, lttflhc; tub washed, J7(40c.
Metal Market. ,
NEW YORK, Dec. 6. METALS The
London tin market eased off slightly with
nnot closed at 13.1 10s and 'futures at 122
lis 6d. Locally demand was quiet snd
prlcea eased off in sympathy with the situ
ation abroad. Spot closed at S2n.30'ii 29.60.
Copper, unchanged at ial 16s for sisit and
67 3s 9d for futures. Locally the mar
ket was oulet. Lake. $M.87Vr'nMS.25; electro
lytic, I14.75141B.00; casting, $14. 6W1 14.75. Lead,
unchanged at J4.C0.j-l. 70 In the lootil market.
It was ulao Unchanged abroad, where spot
la quoted at 12 17s 0d. Spoiler was un
changed at J.r) T6''io.;5 in the local market
and 24 17s (id in London. Iron closed at
B.!s 9d In (II if now and 48s 74d in.-Mlddles-born.
Lorul't- Iron was again flrnjer. No.
1 foundry, northern, No. 1 foundry, -southern,
and No. 1 foundry, southern, soft, are
quoted at $l7.9Vj17.Wi; No. 2 foundry-norther"
$l..vnii7 CO. 1
ST. LOl'IS. Dec. K. MET I8 Lead :
Market firm nt 84 .52Mifc4.62Vi- Spelter: Mar
ket strong at $5.70.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5 --COFFEE-Market
for futures opened stesdy at a decline of
5 points In keeping with rather disappoint
ing European markets und full primary re
ceipts. A bullish emimate of -tht Rio crop
placing It at 2.B00.i-r4) bags snd -the, next
production at 3.6O0.f'X) to 4.(O.,0 bags and
not sufficient to stimulate buying and the
market after the osnlng showed little fea
ture. The close was steady at a net de
cline of BifllO points. Sales were reported of
12 7(0 bngs, including March, 7.10i'7.ljc; May,
7.30Cg7.35c; September, 1.6&C, .,
REAL KSTATK TRAX8FERS.
Detdri filed for record yesterday, as fur
nished by the Midland Ousruntee and Trust
Company, bonded abstracters, 1614 Furnam,
stret, for Tho Bee:
J. H. Cooper and w fe to A. Forman.
lot 2. block 17, Scully's addition $ 1
Benson Land Syndicate to F. A. Bai
ley, lots 7. 8 and 9, block 11. Benson.. t
E. C, Oarvln to D. M. Wyckoff. west!
50 feet of lot 107. (Use's addition 90)
J. E. Wright and wife to Lydla J. V.in
Orman, south 40 fci t of north W feet
nf lots 9 and 10, l'nlon Square. 3,3ii0
Naomi Dewey Co D. D. Ilaney. lot US.
block 5. Potter & Cobb's addition to.
South Omaha , TO
Marv K. Dennis and husband to r. j.
Han-la, lota I and I, block 6, Hyde
Park 200
Nebraska Loan and Ru Idlng Associa
tion to A. F. Howk, lot 8, block 1,
poppieton Park 1,0
J. Johansen and wife to II. V. Craig,
lots 6 and 7, block 135. Florence JO
Omaha Safe Deposit and Trust Com.
tianv to Hastings & lleyden, lot 5,
block 11. Dwlght & Lyman's add!.
Hon 500
Florence Co. to R. P. Craig.- lot 8,
block 13V Florence I
E- A. Benson, trustee, and wife to M.
Collin, block 81, Benson 4.500
Edwards -Wood Co-
(Incorporated.)
nin O.'flcr : Fifth and Roberts Streets,
ST. PAUL, nirsN.
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