Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 01, 1897, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OMAIHA DA1I/Y W Elf Mitt DAY , T , 1807. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Enormous Clearances Oansa Wheat to Make Bbarp Kally. CLOSES SHADY AT FEW POINTS ADVANCE ofVhent Mini l-'lnnr from lAtlnnlle Vi-ittionrd VrMerilny Snlil ( < i llrciiU All Previous 11 < < < > nN. rillCACJO. Nov. 34. Whent rnlllMl sharply - ly trxlny on the enormous day's clearances , nnd NOB" * ! stonily nt nn ndvnnco of flfcc for Mny. December wns npimrcntly held down inn ] Miriwod only toe ntlvnncc at the close. Weak cablet ) nnd a larger visible Incrriimt were bearish factors. Oilier mar kets V.TI-O dull , but llrm nt the close. Corn wns unrhaiiKtd ; out8 ' .W/ic hlffhor end prnvlxlniis about 2V6C lilplior. U'hbiit Murted 'heavy nnd WHS on the ( lowiiRrmU- for nn 'hour ' and n hnlf. Mny , which . closed ycntcrdny nt WVtfiWHc. opuneil toilay at 90 ifiPOV4c. EtioURh buying was ntnit'-d nt the sllRht decline lo nil- vancf the price temporarily to DO c , but It neon sol down nKiiln to Ou > iu. Utcember wa * even weaker , opening Ic lower at ICiV. aniline ntf Me , then dccllnliiK to ! > 3Vic. 'Wt-n'tnofs nt Liverpool , with an opening decllno of % d. wns pprlmna the mnln reu- ton for tJiu decline , 1'ho northern receipts , While heavy , nnd cot.ipY.re.l with those on the corresponding lay at the your before , enormously so , wif yet , as compared with the movement o week UKO , considerably smaller nnd In dicative of the commi'iiccmcnt of their piriKiuifn" rndlcnl dtcrense. .Mliinenpolls njvJ IJulutli rtportud 1,043 cars , iipnlnst I.IWJ cnnt Inst week , nnd Hl cars the year 'if fare. Ohlcneo receipts were 274 carloads , atf.imKt only is cnrs last year , TTfce tfxixirt clearances from Atlantic , ! > iiUil prnvod to be so conspicuously heavy lliPt Inoy drove out oC mind the beat tali feulurts Unit'had ' been the Riildhm motives on tin ; tli'Rllne , nnd caused n speedy re versal of the previous course of prices. This day's exports of wheat wtre 737,1C ( bushel ! ' , ami of flour SS.1&9 barrels , the total being equal to I.ISS.OOO buHnels. That was said to break all previous records for one dny'H e.\poit from the Atlanticseaboard. . Uulte n scramble by shouts took place after the posting of these llRtires , winlch reslilteil In sending the price of Mny ui to 91U.SJ1VH' ! . nnd Occemlicr to OGUo. This advance was well maintained until Urad- [ hlreet'N report < d that the world's visible I bad Im-reasr-d a.WD.W ) bushels last week , 1,100,000 bushels of which Increase wns on this side , and 3UCO,000 bushels of It In anil ulloat for Ktiropt * . That temporarily shook the llrmnp s , and the pi Ice of Mny re ceded to S0c. Tln shorts hail , however , been HO severely Jolted by the rise to fll' fiOUic that they were rendered timid by this time and It took only a show of buy- lnij to rush the price once mole to OUJc. Thu primary market receipts were three times hiavler than on tne corresponding day of the year before , the total amount- Inn to 1,133,1(4 bushels today , aR.ilnst only K3,0 ) bushels a year t\fo , but the bulk of the day's receipts was nt Minneapolis nnd Uuluth. The contract stock at Chicago In creased MO.OfO bushels for the week , mak ing the total 2,530.000 bushels. The market toward t.ne close was quiet , but llrm , M.ay winding up at Ol'.xc. Decem ber , however , was not imlte so buoyant , closing nt KrJic. Corn took Its cue from wheat , starting weak and declining us long as wheat did , nnd when the latter murVet changed from weakness to strength , corn did the same. The day's movement of corn favored hold ers , but this fact wns disregarded until wheat rallied. The principal part of the day's trading was changing December deals over to May , tlhough I here was some liquidation of December without any re purchasing of May. 1'rlce changes were very narrow. Receipts wtre C41 cars , much below estimates. Atlantic clearances were (95,001) ( bushels. M.iy ranged from SD frSSVic to IDc. and closed unchanged at 'J0'ic. There wns very little to the oats market except changing at 1V&14C spread. I ongs sold December , und there was moderate commission house buying of Mny which made that delivery relatively tlrmer than the nearer one , Tne action of wheat had some Influence. Itecelpts were posted nt fii7 ! cars. Seaboard clearances were 783.000 bushels. May rnngcd from 22 4c to 21Tic , closlnp WjVc higher at Z''Vc. With the exception of a short time aft r the opening , provisions were lirm. Heavy receipts of hogs here and at western points caused some hesitation eaerly. John Cud- nby was a good buyer through brokers , nresumably covering short lines , nnd this buying was responsible for the slight ad vances In January products which marked the close. December products were easier , resulting on a slight widening of the spread. At the close January pork was li'tc ' higher at JS.20 ; January lard was n shade higher nt $4.22Vi > 1J4.25 ; and January ribs W-c higher nt J4.CO. Estimated receipts Wednesday : Wheat , 120 cnrs ; corn , 302 cars ; oats , 243 cnrs ; hogs , 40.000 head. Leading futures ranged as follows : fash quotations were ns follows : riAJl'll Kuy ; winter patents , ll.C5G4.Sfl ; RtnilKhm. $4.1531.50 ; sprlnc specials. t3.10 ; erring iialt-nlK , l.33fi I.I'J ; rlralRhm. tl.MM.4U. WI I DAT No. 2 sprint , WfilMHc ; No. 3 spring , 810'JOc ; No. 3 ml. 9i > 4ii'J6V.ic. rOHN No. 2 , 5'iG2574c OATS No. ! , 2IHP f. " ! > . ! No. 2 white , 23'ip ' 23 ir ; No. 3 white. 23 T23ic. HYn No. 2. 45VUi IJ'-jC. ' IIAIH.BV 25C36C f. o. b. HHtlUS No. 1 llaxseed. 1.0401.10. Prlmo jiimu..i . .iemi pork , per libl. . t7.15ff7. . lam. per Id ) Ibs , . Jl.iiXM.iKi'i. Short ribs sldfa ( loom- ) Jt.lS&'l.'O ; dry wilti'd nhnuldi-rs ( taxed ) t47r.ff1.iX > : Fliorl cle-ir nldm ( l > oxedl , JI.TJRO.O ) . WIHSKV Dlsllllers' llnlfhed no < li ) , per pal. , tl 11 , _ , jonk js.gl ; granulated. 15.21. Articles. lleculpln. ilitpmonli. Klonr , bbls I'.OOI ) Wlieat.bu Bflil.ilUI ) Corn , bti II40.00U natn , bti J 10.1100 Itji-.bii llarley.bu IB.OOo NKW YOUIC ( SICXHHAI. MAHKIJT. nuotiillonN of ( lie Dn > ' on Cent-nil CoiiiinoilltleN. NEW YOUK. Nov. 30. KI/t'Il llecclpts. 43.- 9li bbl > . ; expoit , 27.41 ! lillt. ; quiet and lower ; Minnesota patent * . JS.10tfi.40 ; Minnesota bak- cm' , tl.-W.M ; winter patents , t\.KO.K \ ; winter RtralRlitn. tl.COO4.TO ; winter fxtrno , t3.40O4.CO ; winter law gradea. J2.9W3.10. Hyu Hour , dull ; fancy. } 2.5lf3.K. lluckwlifnt Hour , quiet at 11.43 yi.M. , . t'OHNMUAl * Bull ; yellow weSttrn , Cia IlYK Weak ; NJ. ! weutern , 49Ue. iiliti.'iY MALT Dull ; wentern , ISfiCOo , \VllBAT-Ui-ctfllil * . M.2T5 bu. ; eiporty. 2S3.517 tu unit ulciidy ; No. S red. fSv. Options opened weak under blu northit rerelpn and ill jp- nolntlnif cabltx nnd after further decline * , In comeiiuence of llnuldatlon , recovered on enor mous clearances and cloMxl > , io net hither on May tub Uc lower on lU'c mb r , Ihe latter b - tnc ubjecled to | * clal poundlnif by trader * . No ! red M y. 1 3-lC ti4 ? , cljse. ! , Wc ; De- crmlier SS ll l f97 51fic. elowd > Tc. CO N-Hwfll' ( . 152,713 bu. ; eipotU. CT.K7 bu H 't. Ftendy ; NIL 2 , 33)ic. Ojitlona opened eaiy under lieurUh cablet , rallied on vmall re- celpta uml blK clearuncen , cloted tlrm at a I > ar- Hal ' .P net di-cllne. Muy , i < l-HttJC.4' , ' closed , Sl'iC' December. 31HJJ81 9-10 , cloned SlUc. O \Tri-Hei'i'li'tu ' , 3TS.IKIO bu. ; exiKirtu , C2&.IUI bu ' > pot. Heady ; No. 2 , KUe. Option * quiet but llnnlttll day , cloilnir He net higher. Ktbrunry cloMsl tic ; Decemlwr , .JH o. HAY Steady ; ulili'i ' > lni4'HI4Jc ; good to choice , OiSO HOI'S Steady : tate , common to choice. ISM crmi ' 40 * ' ; > b1 ! * cr l . CM > C ! > ! > W crop. ISCIkc ; j'acl'no coat U93 crop. 4GCo ; US crop , 60 c ; 1687 irtip. . HI DIM Stuodyj QalvMton , ISc ; Tfias , 12c au. 17W1SO , l.KATHKIl 9ue'i * lieinlurk cole , Ilurnoa A\vSbl-vnch nwil : Texai. Hei'c. I > llOVISI | < J- > " - "rr' . utraily , family , 19.0)17 1060 ; exlra mc . I7.SOWJ.W , lw f hams. t . rw'packet , 8.WI8.W. Cut raeata. qul l ; pickled U-lllea. M.t Kr ; . Vt. plckluil hould , W.7&1 pickled haini. t7 07.y > . l rd. dull ; n line iteam. H 40. weitern > tpam t(4ilj(5o. re fined , QUl't. 1'ork. quiet , uusn. JS.ZiUS.Oo. kl.Tt . dull , city. 4 I-l Ic , c untrr 3HU1H > n > t qunllty. OILS -fotlonnee , ! , quiet ; prime trade 1 < V , , prlrn yrllnw , Sl'ir. Petroleum do ' 'il nt " 7c M ' Riwln , utmdy. utrnlnotl. common u eiod. JUW JJ1.4S. Turp'nttni' . nmi at : ; m c. MBTAIJJ-PlH Imn. wnrmntn riulet. | . bfcl J .90 Rfkrt. I ik * eoppqul t. | lf , - , . Tin. dull l JM.T6. Slter. quiet at II Ot nuked. I > Mit , ex change very qultt at II.W , brokers , Heady at 12. Ml. tlt'TTKnIlepflpt' . I.MO pXqs. ; nrsi : western cieam-ry. HOUt ; Klglnt. lie ; fuetiry , 1P4CMC. rllKKE-Herflptf. 4 , < I4 pkiri. ; ttudy , Msht rklnm. 6fitc ' ; part sklm , ( Qe ; full rklmn. . KtlGllerelptii. ! . S.413 pkg . ; Prm ; Mute slid Pennsylvania. 9Kr ; w tern. tte. OMAHA (17lsiTl AL MAIUCIJTS. CnnilKInn of Trnilc and ( Xi nn Slnple mill I'micy t'roilii'-c. KC.OR-Strlctly fr h , ! 7c. lIUTTHH-Commcn to fair. IMfllc : choice to fan r. 148 17e ; reparnter crenm-iy. Z2c ; gath-red cm m ry , SOc. VKAI/-Cholcc fat. SO to 1 llm. . quotHl at 8c ; . . IllK Si : POI'LTIIY Chickens. B Cc ; turkey - key , not wanted ; gtfre , kc ; duck ? , 7 . PIOKONS Live. 75e ; dead pigeons nut nnt ( > d. HAY-fpland , JS.SO ; midland. JS.M : lowland , .00 ; rve mmw. (4 ; rolor make * the price on hay ; light Imlen wll the boat ; only top gnvdea bring top prices. prices.vr.unTAiii.KS. . CHLKHY-Qixid mock , large , 40c ; small , 2IO JiX- . JiXONIONSPer bu. , KS Wr. IlKANS-Hand-plcktd navy , per bu. . 11.40. 8WKBT POTATOKS-Per WH. . 2.73. CAIHIAOK Home grown , p-r lit. . Hi 1'4c. POTATfK # Home Kiown. 40ic ( ; we tern Htock. . -alirornla , p r hnr. Jl.2i. APPLES Winter cluck , J2.75fn.0ii ; California Ilelletl'jwcr ' , lnwes. Jl.xyjt.i > l ; Colorado Jnna- tlmns , Ixixes. tl.7.i. l'IIANHKIiniia-Jir : yK. per bll. , J7.0) : Vis- irinMn Hell * Iltlgle , J7.M ) . CALII'OIINIA AND COLOllAOO PHAtlS Oi > d winter Nell . S2.00. OUAPI Cnmwhaa. C-lb. baskets , Malayan , J5.3nfl .W. . TROPICAL rni'ITS. OUANnEfl Mexican , per box , JI.Mj Ixiula- aLiMOXS Mi Mlnn . 3d ) . J1.001t3.SO : MX Jl W ® $4.50 ; California. ! CO , .3.r 3.75 ; 31.0. J3.7MJI.25. I1ANANAS Choice , large ptock , per bunch , : .OOJIS.23 : incdium-nlzed bunrhen. J1.7jfr2.O ) . Nl'TS Almondu , per 11) ) , , larsre size , 140tSe ! : Itnulls , per Ib. . lOc ; inirllsh : wnlnum , per Ib. , fancy , soft shdi. 13c ; standards , luflllc ; Illiwrts. per Hi , , lOc ; pecans , polished. IntKo , UJJlOo ; Jumtio , lie ; large hkkory nuts , t.2T. ! per tin. ; Hinall , tl 5'l ' per bu. ; Cdcrunuts. per 10D , t3.73f 4.00 ; p nut , raw , 65T3'4c ; masted. ( ! fiG'4c. l.'IGS Imported fancy , 3 crown. U-lb. boxes , 12'4e ; f. crown , 14-lb. boxes , lie ; 2-lb. boxes. 25c per box , HOXKY Choice white. 13r. KUAfT-I'cr bbl. , t4.WS4.23 : half bbl. , ? 2.30r 40 ' 'MAPl.n SVin'P Five-gal , cnns. i-nch , $2.25 ; cal. cans , pure. per doz. , H2.00 ; half-gal , cans. Jrt.21 : quart cnn * . tJ.SO. DATKS I' r CO to 70-lb. boxes. 5'4c ; Fard 9-lb. boxes , DC. rir > KR--P r half Mil. . 1 : lihls. , 3.M. FUF.SII MKATS. PlinSSni ) IIKIJI' flood native ulcers , "c ; coed foreijuarters. sleers , 6e ; good hlndqunrlers , Oc ; wi-stfrti ulcers , MtCVic ; fancy heifers. CWc ; Rood hrdrt'is , fie ; BJOI ! forrauiiitcru , heifers. SU- ! Rood lilndqunrlcrc , heifers , Slic ; good cow. . 3 ic ; fair cows. r.c. IIKKF CUTS Tenderloin * , ISc ; bnnelest sirl | . 5e ; slrlp lolna. Tc ; rolls. Si c : sirloin bultK. S'.Jc ; phnulder clods , fi'sc ; rump bulls , 5,4e ; steer shoulder rloils , 5 ! c : rump butln.ic ; steer chucUa , 5'4c ' ; cow chucks , 4i2c ; boneltss chucks , 44p ! ; cow plutes. Sc ; fleer plales. 3'ic ; Hank steak , fii.ic ; loins , No. 1. 14 ? ; luli.s. No. 2 , 10'ic ; loins. No. 3. Sc ; Hlrloln ends. No. 1. So ; ribs. No. I. He : No. 2. S',4c ; rib * . No. 3 , 6c : steer rounds. "He ; ro\v rounds , C 4c ; cow rounds shank off SVjc ; trlmmlnes , 4 c ; beef thanks , 3c ; brains , per doz. . 33r ; sweetbreads , pi-r Hi , lOc ; sweetbreads ( calri-s ) . ptr Hi. , 40o ; kidneys , jwr doz. , r.3c ; ox tails , each , 4c ; livers , per Ib. , 3c ; hearts per Ib. , 3c ; tongues , per Ib. . 12Vic. JIUTTON Lambs. 7c ; sheep. BHc ; market racks ( IntiK ) . ( e : hotel racks iRhort ) . lie ; legs and ( -adilUx , ! > c ; lamb ICRS , 9c ; breasts and stews. 3r ; toiiKUes. each , 3c. I'OHK Dressed pl s , 5Hc ; dressed hogs. 5c ; tetnlcrlnlns. 15c ; loins. 7c ; spare rlba , f c ; ham saUKiKibulls. . C'jc ; shoulders , rough , Sc ; Hhotil- ders , skinned. S'4c ; trimmings. t > lw leaf lard , not rendeied. 3Vic : heads , cleaned , 4c ; snout and earstc ; buckbonen. l4e ; cheek meals , 4Hc ; neck Imnes. 2c ; pigs' tails , 4c ; plui-ks , each , 5c ; chlttPrllnRs , fc ; hock" , 4c ; heorls. per doz. . Sac ; slnmachs , each , 3c ; tongues , each , Tc ; kid neys , per doz. , lOc ; brains , per doz. , 15c ; pigs' fret , per doz. . 2."ie : livers , each , 3e. HIDiS , TALLOW , UTC HIDiS-No. 1 preen hides , Tc : No. 2 frreen hides. Cc ; No. 1 sailed hldoa. 8ic ; No. 2 green salted hides , 7 > ic ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 Ibs. . lOc ; No. 2 v al calf. 12 to 13 Ibs. , ic. SI IKKP 1'KLTS-Oreon hailed , each. IDSTSc ; KK'en salted shearlings ( short wooled early skins , each. ITic ; dry shearlings ( sbort wooled curly sklns , No. 1. each , Gc ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts-per Ib. , actual weight , 4fi3c ; dry Hint , Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain w.-ml pelts. p r Ib. , actual weight , 3lj > 4e ; dry Hint Colorado b'utr.ier wool pelts , per Ib. . actual weight. 4fi3c : dry Hint Colorado murrain woul pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 3B1 ilOUSE HIDES Rach , l.WiT2 13 ' TALI/JW. QIIKASK. KTC.-Tnll'ow. No. 1. -tic ; lallow. No. 2. 2'Jc ; rough tallow , l"c : lurj / * 2i'6 ! : : * c : yellow and brown grease , oiler. tl.500S.00 ; mink , tl3.Co'igco.fJJ ) lieaverf'tl.W © SCO ; skunk. 13c , Me. 50c ; mui-krat. 3c. Be , Tc ; rl-Son' lj ' 50c : red fox. 23cM1.23 ; grey fox. ; 5 ± i v , f-n " ' nb" ) . . 25 < - 2.W : wolf ( prairie St. LoiiU Ceiiernl Market. ri21 ! ? v < 3 ° 1'LOl-R-Qulet : patents , : .1 " ' .tO ; clear. .I.0094.S , VHKAT Hlpher. closing ic for December nn iiSJie for May above ySstertay ? Mny opened v ? Vetilcr' , w > 1'1 UI > 1-'C ° morc' ° re W j'ic. ad vanced fee fell back ic nnd then reacted He. closing with sellers at the top. Spot , steady. No. 2 red , cash , elevator. 9CU0 ; Irack , Siatn c ; No. 2 hard , cash. SCffSJc ; December , S7c ; May. CORN There was nolhlng to Influence the market much either way In price , but there wns a strong undertone. At the close there were buyers of December ' 4c lower and of May Ut higher than asked at the close of yesterday " ld : 1 > ecemb < ! r' OATSFutures' nrmer. but quiet , with very lit- tie trading. Spot , steady ; No. 2. cash , elevator , 201 ; track. 21Mjif23c ( : No. 2 white , 24SHic ! ; DC- comber , 2l > i-ic ; May. 22Sc. IlYK Lower at tj c. FLA XSI5BD Steady at $1.01. OOR.VMKAL $1.40. nilAN-FIrm : hacked , east track , C4c. TIMOTHY SKKD-Prlme. $2.CO. HAY Quiet and strong for choice timothy ; prairie , active , but prices no better ; prairie. $0.50 ( IS.SO ; timothy JS.0057I1.00. IITTTKII naaler ; creamery , 18&23CJ dairy , 11 v i f-c. I-XinS Steady at 174c. AVHISKY Steady at $1.19. COTTONTIKS-72C. IlACOING-64R7'4c. , A'ITAI1TS ; i : : L . < ea'1' ' ' "let' * 3'50Spelter , dull , PltOVLSIONP-Pork. steady : standard mess , ? 'A"Bl ' * * % & * " ' < > I'nrd. quid ; prime steam. ' 4ftS IlECKIITS Flour. 3OflO bbls. ; wheat , 53,0 0 bu.- corn 173 0"0 Im. ; nats. 13.IW bu. SHIPMKNTS KUiiir , 4/00 bhly. ; wheat. 31000 bu. ; corn. IIS.OOO liu. ; oatu , 17.000 bu , Ilnlllniore ) Iurlet . IlALTIMOnn. Nov. M.-FI OUH-null , un- chiiiiged ; lecclpts , 1C.CS bbls. ; cxporU , 41,731 Mils. : western supertlne. R003 20 ; wettern ex tra. ( .1.4594.20 ; weslern family. tl.COff4.73 ; winter wheiil patents. tl.SOK5.10 ; spring wheat patents , tj.CnJu.2o ; fprlng wheat stralrhtn. t4.tl'J5.00 } He. celpls. 40.BO ( hbls ; exports , 012 bills. WHKAT Dull , easy ; tpot and month , & > \ft r.Tie ; December. 97c bid : steamer. No. 2 red. I'-sffSl'ic ; lecelpte , 52.255 bu. ; exporls. 241.S32 ceml or old , SFiiiWcF fteamer inixeil. * 3iHiSOc ( : 're ceipts , 17. * 93 bu. ; experts , 19S.097 bu. ; soullurn while corn. 33c ; southern yellow corn , 31e. OATS Firmer : No 2 white , 2ii02Si4c ; receipts , 3 .m bu. ; exports. 40.000 bu. RYi : Kasler : No. 2 wentfrn. S3ffS3ic ; receipts , 13.573 bu. : exports. 17.143 bu. HAY Steady , c lolre timothy , $13 asked. nilAIN FRKIOHTrf-Hteamers easy ; paicels llrm. Hteam lo Liverpool per bu. , 414d Decem ber ; Coik for orders , per quarter. 3 10141I De cember : 3n 7V4il January. 111'TTnn-Hienily ; fancv creamery , KCillc. KC.qs-Steady ; fresh. 20c. I HKKSIMarl < Pt stock heavy ; fancy New ' fancy New Yorlt' nrnln IteeelptM nl Principal Mnrketn. ca I' LOCI8'Vov - = . -Hec lpt : Wheat , 4 HJCNBAPOLIS. Nov. SO.-llecelptu : Wheat. CIHCAao. Nov.Recelpta today : Wheat , 271 cars ; corn. 641 cars : ouia , 667 cars. Inti mated tomorrow : Wheat , IK cart : corn , 30. cam : oats in cars. U''l''JT11' ' Nnv- -Hwelpts. . Wheat. C3fi cam. KANSAS CITY , Nov. W.RrecelptsWheat. : . 103 can. PRoniA. Nov. 30. Receipti : Corn 47.850 bu outs. 40.90) bu. : rye. , whltky nnd whrni. none Shlpmentc Corn. 16 t& ) bu. : onu. 1C ISO bu. ; n-e , none ; whliky , l.CMbbln. ; wheat , CX > bu. KIIIIKIIM Clljirnlii nnd Proi U KANSAS CITV. Nov. Srt.-WHKAT-Aboul tendy , rather active : No. 1 bard , kfic ; No 2 SJD t. c ; No. 3. M < jMe : Nn 4 77 ) e ; No 1 nd 9Jc- No. 2 , Hrrt .c : No. 3. f7c ; No. 4 , f4i4c ; No j i prlmr. He : No. 3 , EOS8U- , CORN Very firm and active ; NJ. 2 m'xed 2 i OATS Active and very rtrni ; No. ! while , S tc. ilVH-StMdy ; No , J , 414c. HAY Active : nralrtf. tlrm and hlrber at Jl.ftMf 7.V for choice : timothy , rlinlce. M.50 JS75 IlITTTint Steady to. mrontt. creamery. UIJJOc ; dalrv , IJWISc. KflOS Firm ; fre h candled , 17c : utorape. ISc , l.lvrrpoiil .Mnrket. LIVHRPOOL , Nov. 30.-PllOVlSIONS-Hamt , hort cut. cteaJy at 21 > . I ing clear inf.ile. light , steady at 34 6.1. Ionic clear ml < Mlr heavy , atfadr at 3d h > rt rlrar barks steady at 30 * 6-1. iJr.l. prime Wktrrn. llrm 2i M Daoon , cltar btlllf * . IS to 14 Ibi. , nrm at 37a. VIIKAT l > n.'t Ns. I red mirihern n-ring dull at M < ii N Spot American mwn qnl t nt 3s 5'td. ' Jflnunry , 3s J I TUifll it. Ixiuiii. fancy winter , Jull at I's ' Cincinnati .Mnrfcrl. . . II.M0I.4' ' ) ; family. Jj. . . WHEAT- ! l dy ; No. 5 red. . lXRNtany ; So. I mixed ! 7' lfrHc. OATS-Bwl.r : No. J imxed , ttH 24c. IlTWJtilet : Nn. ! . 4WTI | ir PROVISIONS-I nl , steady at lt.VW4.litl. llulk mea r , qitlet at $ I.V ) . Itacon. Mendy al Wl'llSKV-Qulet at 11.19. IltTTKH Stemly nnd unchanged. HflflS-FIrm at IffUc. , . CHIiKRB-Sleady : good to prime Ohio fl.it. ! > 0 Detroit Market. HKTROIT. N'ov. TO.-WHKAT-No. t wlilte , No. 2 red. W < 4c ; December , W'ic ; Mar. roilN-No. 2 mixed , 27c. OATS-No. 2 mixed. :4He. nYK-No. 2. I7c. Toledo .MnrUct. TOLUno , Nov. 30. WHKAT Onll : No. 2 cash and December. SHic bid ; May. J4Uc. roMN-txiwrr ; mixed No. 2. M c. OATS Dull , stmdy ; No. 2 mixed. Jl'ic. IlYK null , lower ; No. Z rash , 4.T4C. CI/IVKU SUED Active , steady ; prime cash. .1JH. ' ' * " Plilliulelpliln Produce. PHILAmiLPHIA. Nov. 3n.-lU"rrnil-Steadyt fancy western creamer ) ' . 23'Sc. KOClS-Plrm ; fresh nearby , 2lc ; fresh western. * CHKKSn Unchanged. Peorlii Markets. PnORIA. Nov. M. CORN Ensler } No. 2 , J34c. OATS-Htendy ; No. 2 white.1 22m : . WHISKY Market steady ; hlBh proof spirits , $ .1.18 ; alcohol. $2.21. _ Sun KrnnelMcii Wlient .Marltet. SAN FRANCISCO , Nov. 30. WHKAT Very dull : May. II.41S. IIARLEV Inactive : May , SSHc. STOCKS AMI IIOXUS. ton'N Hepnrt for Oelolier Illllll- eneeiH Utt O\vii Stoelf. NEW YOUK. Nov. SO.-The principal factors In today's clock market were the stntemenls for Oelobrt" of Ihe earnings of two great railway systems of the cotmtiy , namely. Pennsylvania nnd ) lurllngt > n. Hoth slnlemenls made a re markably strong showing , but that of the llur- llniUon bad been discounted by n more active speculation on the rumors which lm\e preceded the publications for some time past nnd have gross'y exaggerated tw ? proportions of the In- creai-e. An a consequence Ihere was some dls- nppolnlmenl In fpwulatlve clicucs over the llur llngton stalcmcnt nnd some profit taking- , which Imparted a heavy tone to the whole granger group until late In the day. In ihe Hiial hour lirlct-s of ihe group shared In the strenglh of t.n > general market. Ho k Inland led with n net ndvanct- 1'4. on reports that the company's re funding scheme had been perfected and t.ie sale of the ll'st ' block of new 4 ] > cr rent bonds con cluded. The October statement of the Pennsyl vania syitem. with Itu Increase In gross earn ings nf ttOfl.OOO and In net of JlTiJ.lOO , was re garded as urongly favorable uml as relic'tins a large general Improvemenl In builness The stork of Ihe Pennsylvania road ro. > > : * under Its Imluencc and nil of Ihe trunk lines showed a mniked degree of slrenglh. New York Central. Iake Shnrc and Canada Southern rising from 1 lo 2 pnlnfi. Although the llurllngton statement , compared with n very strong month lust year , anil with one less business day In the month than last vear , nnd although Iwth the gross and net earnings were Hllghtly below those of September of this year. Ihe falling off from Ihe reeird month of Siptr-mber was small. There was n very marked Increase In Ihe operating expenses loth for the llurllngton nnd the I ennsylvnnlii , amounting to t4'.530 ! ' In the case nf the former and l2Sl.Gf < In Die case of Ihe latter. rerteetlng the arrearages of outlay for maintenance whlcll exht generally In railroad property ail.over the country. The Eric and Lehlgh Valley also had very favor able slatements for October , .hut in both cases heavy lneiei es tn operating expenses absorbed a large proportion of the Increase In gross earn ings. Speculation In Sugar was again very active all day nnd the stock rose strongly , closing 2 4 higher than last night. The approach of the regular - - ular dividend period and-expeclall in-of ! favor able decision by the Treasury department of the ( | ue tlon of countervailing duties on Imixirted Uulch nugars were- the causes of tlie rise. North- wen and Omaha show net gains equalling a. point. Consolidated Gtm Is 1U higher on the day. New Jersey Central gained Hi- Otherwise nel gains In the' active stocks are conflned to frac tions nnd there Is a fair sprinkling of small losses throughout the day. Sales of sliver certlUcauu or * the exchange for ll.COO ounces at from 53',4c to S9tle were a. feature of the day. H r silver sold In this market nt & ! * Ue. a price which had not been equaled be fore since July 22. Bullish dealers have no other explanation to offer to the strength of sli ver but the existence ot.active demand , andi a limited supply. The bond market showed some activity and strength , the high grade issues Ix-lng very firmly held. Total sales. tl.Cfu.onn. t'nlted Slales old 4 , registered , advanced i bid. The livening Post London financial cablegram : The sticngth of consols was the only feature In the stock market here today. They touched Ihe highest price on record. This wns due to' the scarcity of stock , to bear purchases end to the small government buying. Americans opened dis appointingly. At the same time the tendency here at the moment Is rather to buy on each fall than to sell. There was n very sharp fall In Australian mines. Iluslness generally was re stricted by the Interruption of cable service with the continent , owing * to storms. The following were tne cloa'.n ? quotations on the leading stocks of the New York exchange today : ] Atclilsou 1'J tile old HOW dor.fd H7 4 SI.P..V Om 77H ll.iltlmoro .t Ohio. , la i do pfil 14H Canada Pacific. . . . wm-St. - P. M.&M : 121 Canada Southern. . 5iU : ! & > . Pacific 'JOHi Central P.ielllc 10 So. Hallway Clio . , V Olilo 2\H do pfd 2UH Chicago & Alton. . . .Ml Texas A p.iclfle. . . . 11H C.H..tQ HIM Union Pacific t. r. . 21 C.&E. i fi'JH U. P. P. C.C. C. .t St. L 3 H Wabash doptcl 78 do pfd Dul.i Hudson 1084 Wheel , ft L. 13. Del. L. A W LIU Wheul. .t L. E. pfd H Den.AHloG 11 { Adams Ex --.1150 do pfit " ' - American Ex 117 Krln ( now ) . 14 United Stalun Ex. . . 4O Erlclbtpfd . 35' WclluParw Ex..Ill Ft. Wavne . If.U A. Cot. OH 21W Great Northern ufd. 13 do pfd 7IU HoeUIn ? V.illor. . . . * Am. Splrlfi. ' 'JH IlllnolsCentral. . . . 101 Am. Snirltspfd HI LakoErlH& . . . . 1(1 ( Am. Tooaoeo Ht4 do pfd . GH do pfd : 110 I-aUoShora COIIH. Gao 1KII oiimvoas. 54 it Com. Cabin Ca 175 Mniilmttan L . KllH Col.R V Iron 'JIM Met. St. Kv do p'd . HO Mlchisran Central. .ll > 4 Oen. Kli-c-trlc ? ii ! ! Minn , .t St. L . . . . . ' . ' 34 IIllnolHStofl 41 ! dolBtpfd . . . . . H7 Mo.Piicltio . i)4 ! ! Lead 3'.1 ! { Mobllu&Ohlo . Sfl do nd 10m : Mo.K , & T . PJi < Nat. Lin. Oil 10H do pfa . 34 On-iron Imp. Co 11) ) Clilcairo. Ind. i : L. . . SK Pacific Mall ' 'SIX do pfd . 27 Pullman Pal 17(1 ( N.J. Oenlr.il . 83J4 Silver CertltlcntuH. . BUS N. Y.Centrnl . 107 Stand.Hop * AT. . . . 4f ! N. Y. Chi. , t St. L. . i : ( Sugar lH7Hi dolat pfd . 73 do pfd lit ! do .M pfd . 3'J T. O. A. iron 'J44 Norfolk .t Western 13 U. S. Lnathcr 7 No. Amor. Co . 4V4 do HtU 01 ? ( Ko. Pacific . 1U1 ! U. 3. llnbber : inn do ptd . 55H do pfd Ofi Ontario. * ; W . IflU Western Union. . . . S7' ( Ore. R. iNnv . 31 N'orthwtiHtvru l'"JH Orn. Short Ltno . IS dopfd 1(14 ( PlItHourc . 1U7H' KIo ( i ran Jo Wt'H ) . . 2'1 Ur.'ldlni ; . 'J1J do pfd ft ! ) Hock Island . Hn' Chit-ago. G. W i : < 7 ( St.Loum S.W . 7)i ) S. L. &S. W 4i ! dopfd . i i do pfd IHJ Sj. Paul . t)1- ) " ) All assessments paid. Total sales of Mocks today were 219,100 shares , Including : Chicago. Uurllngton & tMlncy. 1C.977 : Louisville Nashville , G.950 ; Manhattan , 10.5M ; New Jersey Central. 3,910 : Missouri Pacific , C.HO ; New York Central. K.340 ; line ) : Island , 1C.14J ; Denver second preferred. 2.025 : St. Paul , II , W2 ; Pecplu'e Gan , 12 , MJ ; Sugar , 01.223. \e v VorU Money .AlurUel. NKW YORK , Nov. 30. MONKY ON CALL Easy at Hi02 per cent ; last loan li ? per .cent ; elided 1'4&2 per cent. PIUMi ; MURCANTILli PAPKR-3O3V4 per cent. STHRL1NC iXCHANai-iasy. with actual busliiets In bankers' bl'U at Jl.tl ftl.fJ for de mand and at $4. & : < /4.3U for tlity ila > a ; pouted rntcs. $4.Slfi4.87. COMMKRCIAL IULLS-$4.ilJll.S2 % . KILVKR CKRTIFICATKS WUjOC } , IIAR SILVKR-52UC. MEXICAN DOLl ARS 46'ic. OOVKKNMKNT IlANDS-Fllrn. BTATK DO.ND.S-DUII. RAILROAD ItONDS-Flrm. - CloiInK quotations on bond ! were aa follows : IlTs. uuw4 .rJ . . . .l'Ji4 ( | N J. O. Aa . . . . .Unto U.S.now4ncou..l't4 N. O. ttt . Ha U.S. irtg 113 ! . . U. .4.48. coup 114 No. Pa-jttVj U. S. . , rey nt\i No. Pacific Hi S94 U.S. 3 .ro/ . H4'4iNo. P.iclflo 4 . O''M U. S. 'in. coup. . , . . .IHWjN , V.O A.SI. L. 4.lll 4 DlHtrliUH.Oii . 1U'JK ? N. 4W. ti8 . 120 Ala. . clans A . ini IN. W. Coiuoli . . . . ,14 4 Ala. .class II . 1(10 | K. W. IJ' ) . 3s . llrt Ala..cla 0 . 1H lOiM , Nuv.lDtk . HSU Ala. Currency. . . lift lOra. Nsv.Is . . . . tu ! < AtchiBoiUti . Bil4'o. S. i , . lis. t. r. . 1-J14 AtchUonaul. 4a . . . MVO. S. L 5i. t. r . U4H CaiiaitaSo.-'nds . . J Oil 40. Imo. tutu , t. r--10'J Chicago IVniilual. 41 O. linn. Sa. L r . 43 C.iO. n . lPJ4Paelnoto | ol'i)3. ) . .IWH O. H. iU. 44 < . . .104HKBa'Ilnv | 4a . . . . . . . . iU4 I ) . iH H. Isll . .Km IR.G.Went 1st ! . . . . Hl ! < D..VK. ( J.48 . DO LSI , I * Jkl. M.C04. J 8(1 ( K.-biTaiui. Uta . . .10il4St. | L. , V9. F.Oan.0. 1I7H ErluGon. 4a . 70 St P. Consul * . 140 I f. W.Jt 13. U t. r. . tl'J4'St. ' ' P. O. .V P. lull. . . li0 ! i Stm. Eluo. & . . . .IO-4'St ' , P. C. A P. Ss . UuIS G. II. A 3. A. ( Is . 104 iS.O. uonfnnd . U ( J. 11.4 S A. L'lls. . .liM ( Southern hv. fn H.dT.C iu.Ss . 1114 S. H. AT. ila . 6rl II. AT. C , con Os. .105 | Toiin.newitoti : * . . DO Iowa C lau . . . .100 Tax. Pic. L G. lnH 97 i K P. Con.t.r . . . . tWi Tex. lUs. Itf. ' 'd . . t'8H K.p.ium.t. r . no u. i' . i t * . 1014 La. Nuw Con. 44 . . .100'j'U. ' P. I ) . 4 ( } , l l i. 4 KU LAN. tint la . HI' , Wau. Ut3 . 1(1 .Ml Mlsuourl tla . 100 | Wati - . > d * . 7H M. K. \ T. 1-1 ! . U-JiWeivShorala . . . . ll > t M.K.A.T.4H . HSt Va , Odiiturleii . U74 N. Y C. lam. . . ll'Jfii Va. defrtrrjd . ; I4 Viiierlenn SreiirltleM In London. LONDON. Nov 30--The tnarkrt for .American sr < - urtlde. | . lined K > m > what but nUffmed Ut r New York buying aiding the upward IUUVF- Tli" tone wn ( ten If nhj lha tf muni ' light llnvlnn Slorlc jnnnlnlinnn. HUSTON. N v. JO < 'nll loans. 2 il' , p r cent , tlin * Intnl. 24S4 ir cent. , UOSIIIB prices for > txks. lmnd aral mining rmri- Kliiiiiiclnl Xolivs. CHICAGO. Nov. 30. Clearing' . J18.7C3.974. New York exchange , SOc premium ; posted raten , J4.S4 anJ4.87. . Stocks , dull nnd easy. In sympathy with Wall street ; closing prices : \\Vst Chicago , 18V ; Plnmoml Match. 143'4 : North ChlcaRo. 2251 ! , bid , 230U , nsked ; Unke Stieet L , 1(1 ( % bid , 17 nsked ; New Yolk Ulscult. C2',4 ; Slrnwboard , 30 ; South Side L , C4\ ; City Hallway , 237 nsked. NK\V YOUK , Nov. 30. Clearings , J112.191.91 : , balances. J7.S70.3S3. 1IOSTON. Nov. 30. Clearings , J1S,313C3 ; bal. nnees. Jl.W.PM. PlIILAUKU'lIIA. Nov. 30. Clearings , J13 MS , . 462 ; balances. tl.C'il.iSl. ' ItALTIilOItn. Nov. 30. Clearings. J3.U3.2 5 ( MEMPHIS. Nov. 30. Clearings. J4GI.203 ; bal- balnnces. I : i,013. ances , JW.774. New York exchange selling nt par. ST. LOI'lri , Nov. 30. Clearings. J4.7I1.2W : bal ances. t."A40l. Money. CfiS per cent : New York I exihnnKP. 2.V- premium bid , Dur premium asked , i NH\V OULKANS , Nov. 30. Clearings , J3,417,85t ; New York exchange. banU , par ; commercial , J1.25 per Jl.OW discount. l orclKii Fliiiinr.ini. PAUIS. Nov. 20. Three per. cent rentes. I03t C2Uc for the account. UxchanKC on London , S3f * 0 for checks. t . IJONDON. Nov. SO. Gold Is ; quoted today at Huenos Ayres at 179.20 ; at Llsllon , 474 ; at Home. 104 'Ili likhLIN. Nov. 30. Exchange on London , 20m 3'pfg for checks. " ' " COITOX MAUK13TS. Jliivciui-iit tlic IIciiilejit ; Itccordcd In Cotton Stntlntlc-N. NOW YORK , Nox30. . The. cotton market to. day withstood an exceptional , bearish Influence , Including the fact- that for > tlic first time In the history of cotton statlstlcd'slx llgures were neces sary to represent the movement , which reacheJ ' 103,072 bales. The Kngllsh 'cables were also ot bearish purport , today's tpot sales at Liverpool aggregating ] but 8.000 bales.and futures tihowlng a net loss of lj to 1 iwlnt. Private cables said that the English apathy tn cotton speculation was due to thr * fact that prjcfs were thought to be too low frr confident sellfroj on the short side , while the Kngllsh plnnera were disposed to pro- cra-stlnate , relying on the extraordinary move ment to prevent nny material advances , r.nd In. dined to favor 11.000.000 bales estimates. Our market opened steady ut a decline of 1 to 2 points as a consequence , but rollers became tcnrce on claims that the effects ot recent cold weather In the cotton belt have not been mtllclently realized , while the demand from exporters for i-pot cotton In the south Justified a reaction. In the after noon the market was very qu'et ' , closing at n. net decline of 2 to S points. \Vonl MnrUolM. HOSTON , Nov. 30. Following are the quota tions for leading descriptions : Ohio nnd Pennsylvania lleece. X and above , ! 7fi2Sc ; XX and XX. above , S9JjHc ) ; Delaine , 30 5J31C ; No. 1 combing , 30T31e ; No. 2 tombing. 29 ( < 30c ; Michigan , Wisconsin , etc. , XX Michigan , 23H24C ; No. 1 combing. Michigan , 2702so ; Np. 1 , Illinois combing , 27fJ2Sc ; No. 2. Michigan , 2Sc ; No 2 Illinois combing , 2Sc ; X New York. New Hampshire and Vermont. 23 j21c ; No. 1. New York. New Hampshire and Vermont. 21c ; De laine. Michigan. 27c ; Kentucky nnd Indiana quarter-blood combing , 23@2lc ; Kentucky and Indiana three-elghths-blood combing , 2157 25c ; Missouri quarter-blood combing. 21c ; Missouri tluee-elghths-blood combing. 23f2c ( ; braid comb- Ing. 21c : lake and Georgia , 22c ; Texas wools , fprlng Mediterranean ( twelve months ) , 218'2Sc ; spring fine ( twelve months ) , I'WlCc ; scoured price , r 0f6o2c ; territory WOOB. Montana fine me dium and line , 10I8c ; fcoured price , 4S8'13c ' ; staple. 52S5I > c : Utah , Wyoming , etc. , medium and line , 15fJ17o ; scoured price , 4S0SCc ; staple KliXc ; Australian wools , scoured basis , combIng - Ing huperllne , ClSKc : good , KSCSc ; good comb ing average. 62C5c ; Queensland combliiK , C5c. 1.ONUON , Nuv. 30. There wns the usual large attendance at the wool sales tuday. The con tinental buyers purchased fccoureda freely at full rate * nnd Ilussian buyers bought flae greasy. New South Wales ciothlng marked "Fitzgerald" realized extreme rates , selling as high as Is 3 > * d. Kllpes and Infeilor greasy are still Irreeu- lar. The American purcha.sM tuday amounted to about 300 bales. The withdrawals were numerous. Cape of Good Hope nnd Natal stocks Fold well nt late rates. The general tone for medium and good wools was tlrm. Offerings today nggresntcrt' 12.190 bales , of wlilch 2.DOO baleu were withdrawn. ColTee JI NEW YOKIC , Nov. 30. COKFEi : Options opened steady at an advance of .IBl/i points nnd ruled firmer on covering , following moderating movement at lllo nnd Santos and fulr ware house deliveries In this country nnd firmer Fpot Total warehouje deliveries from the United States. 1I.C30 bags , Including 10,071 from New York ; New York stock , G14 271 bags ; United States fclock , 627.303 bags ; afloat for the United .States. 4SS.WO bags ; total visible for the United States , 1.0SJ.S03 bags , against C1CK bags lant year and S39.073 bags In H3. . . SANTOS , Nov. 30. COFKKK Firm ; good aver age Santos , 77Wrel ; receipts , 12.000 bags ; stock , I.IUS.OTO bags. HAMHltJtG. Nov. . 30.-COFFEK-Opened U pfg. lower : closed with March "i nfg. net lower ; May , ! J pfg. net higher ; September , ' , i pig. nei lower and December unchanged. Sales. SC.OOO bags. I > 10 DE JANEIRO. Nov. 30.-COPFKE-Steady No. .1 lllo. 7.700 lels ; exchange , 7 9-32d ; receipts. ' 21.000 bags ; clears ! for the United States , i.OOO b-jBs ; cleaied for Europe. 4,000 bjgs ; nock , 4C3.IO ) 1IAVHK. Nov. SO.-COFFBK-Closed W to If net higher ; tales. 22 000 bae . X MV York Ur > - ( iuoiU .tlarket. NEW YOUK. Nov. 30. There Is no material change | m the inarkel fur dry gODda. Ihe demnnd belnB Ilin uil to the lack of stoic trading nnd the \tn ilack mall orders even for Tuesday Tlie wt-akunlnB tendency of Ihe market U Illustrate * n Hit- reduction made by the make of Amer ican Indlgoeo , Calcutta * and allied linens , with mi evident strength shon-ri li\ cotton lines lih In ktniilca or colored , and a , continued itatlnnary market In nil lines ot wool nnd K-xlllc. f brlcn The Blliiailon In knit goods | eald In be ellirhtly lmproye.1. with bids from bu > er for next year at Bllshtly advancer ) prices from' thuse now prevail- Ink' , but these are not acwiiteil by fvller with imy ilterrn of alacrity. BJI they believe next ynr'r price * will \x \ fur In vxcfM .o { those quoted at present. Jnbliers report a dull trade of band to mouth variety. l th locally awl through mall or ders. The demand with consumer ! throughout the cuuntry U raid la be ' light. Unfavorable w-atli/t conditions l > the principal cause of till * but other reasonj given are local In character and full to explain the situation with anv decree o' ' elrarncs * . In Maple cotton * ihe market U very weak. Print cloths show iu > Increase In th bl < ( . illnr. IlrniUlriM-I'M VUllil , . firnln Slorltl , NUW VOnK. Nov. S3.-.SpreUl cablegram * and telegraph o difiulclieii to flrndstrrrK. covering lh prlnelral imlnt * of accuuvila'loa , InJIcate tl. fnllnwlnir condition. | n avnllatle Hunplleii laji Saturday a compai d with lh precillne Satur day : \\heni. I'nllP.1 Statsl and Canada. st of Kockr mountains , Im-rea.e , I01.9M bu. : alMt fir and In Ixinnir , Incream. jjywnoil C'irn Trad" Nr\ . 3,70).MD hu. wrH'ii urp y. to-al Inrreaxi. 5.0-M.Oiii ) bti Corn. l'nlt l Kitten nnd Canada. r i < of llneky nwuntal-i. rVerr a , 1.7140/1 J.U. OjU. t'nlt * ! Hlat f and Crtnada. euit of lUk > ' niuimtalns , ieerriue. IM. bu. The ln"r lmv | > rant | lucrest n In available stock * nfnhont I H week , n't rei rt' > < I In thf Itlelnl vlniblo trjpplr teini > nt. \ i * H7 O l j at H > rl William , Ont . JIJOO ) bu. In rtilmrn irlvale elaliir > iff ow bu. at Oalvelon. S. M bu. at Dututh and 4" f ) bu at l' r < Unroii. XI" ' s > lv rorre | K.ndinit < JrrrrawM wrrn HH 0 > i" bu. at rarlnun Manltil | , nm rulnn arul 41,000 \ * > . evh at NCIT Orlrani and at llevrlanj. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Fairly Liberal Run Meets With a Vorj Cor dial Reception. CATTLE TRADE CONTINUES VERY ACTIVE Pi-lee * Pnlil for All ( HTernl mill rieiirnnee Come * I'nrly lion * llrenkn MoUcl , Sell- IMR ; Acdvrly , SOVT1I OMAHA. Nov. 30.-Ueccltits for the days Indicated were : Cattle , llozo Siierp. Horses November 30 . 3.114 7,37 3,010 November 2i ! . 2,171 1.2C3 November 27 . Sll f.,572 37 November W . l.ill C.iCO 4 , S3 * November 25 . 1,300 5,00-1 700 November S4 . 4rl'i 7.7S5 l.KG November 23 . 4.5i 8,270 1,5 ! 2 November 22 . 3,017 2.70S l.CSG November 20 . i.AX ) C.GOi ) 2S6 Noveml ) r 19 . 1,919 4.041 l.&OO November IS . 4.490 5.JS7 2,537 November 17 . 3,163 4.K2 1.467 20 November 15 . 4.30S 4.2S5 2.33S November 15 . 2,618 2.COS 1.S3 ? November 13 . 4S5 1,223 Ilecelpts for the monh : with comparisons : Cnftle. Hogs. Sheep. November , 1S97 . 7S.352 121.WB M.SB November , IS * . 52,462 7GSOt ) 32,7U ! November , 1K93 . 5I.S50 131,031 14.101 November , 1S94 . 75.S9J 1S1.403 20,237 November , UL-3 . PI. : * ) 95.49J 21,935 November. 1S92 . S0.2S3 122,217 23,052 November , 1S11 . 61,73 ? 142,927 13.627 November. ISM . 40,020 1S4.SSO 24,320 The ofllclal number of cnrs of stock brought In today by ench road wns : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. C. , M. & St. 1' . lly . 2 O. & St. U Hy . Missouri I'nclllc Ity . 7 Union Pacific System. . . . 31 21 C. & N.V. . Hy . 1 ! " . . K. & M. V. H. U. . . . 40 27 9 S. C. & P. Hy . . . C , , St. P. , M. & O. Hy. . . . 10 11 U. & M. 11. H . 24 20 1 C. , H. & Q. Hy . 12 K. C. & St. J. lly . 1G 1 C. , H. I. P. Hy. , enst. . S 10 C. , H. 1. & P. Hy. , west. . 1 1 Total receipts . 133 125 15 The disposition of the day's receipts was as follows , onch buyer purchasing the num ber of head Indicated : Huyers. C'tle. H'gs. S.i'p. Omaha Packing company . MS 72i ! . . . . The U. 11. Hammond Co)53 ) l,4Sti . . . . Swift and Company . 800 2,047 914 The Cudahy Packing Co . 605 2.SS2 2,697 11. Uoeker and Degan . 229 . J. U Carey . . . . . 25 . I > obman & Hothschllds . 171 . W. I. Stephens . 99 . Hill & Huntzlnger . 79 . - Huston .t Co . 11 . Livingston & Sholz . 97 . If. Hamilton . 120 . Dumls9Volf . GS . Cudahy I' . Co. , from 1C. C. . . . 336 . Cud'hy Hro" . Co. , MlPkee , W . 159 , Other buyerg . 309 . Left over . , . . . 70 . . . . Totals . 3,500 7,373 3,611 CATTLK Hecclpts of cattle were light compared with a. week ago , only 135 fresh lo.iJs bcins reported In the yards , of which number four teen were consigned direct 10 packers. On Tuesday of last week the receipts numbered 190 c.irs. At the same time that the receipts were only moderato the demand was of very liberal proportions , a combination of favorable circumstances sure to result In a good markei for the sellers. The offerings of corn fed beeves were quite sizeable nnd Included some pretty good cat tle. Local ipackers were free buyers and the market was reasonably active , with val ues strong. The great bulk of the cattle changed hands early In the morning. One piece of a load of choice fat Polled sold up to J4.90 , the bestl price paid on this market In some little time , Cows nnd heifers were In fair supply and good demand , so that nn early clearance was effected. T.ie prices paid were strong as compared with yesterday. Quite a good many stock cattle and feeders weru on sale , but there was considerable ; inquiry for such cattle from the country , which , served to stimulate speculative buy- Ing. The result was a good strong and fairly active market. Representative sales : KAT1VE3 No. Av. I'r. No. Ax' . l' . No. Av. Pr. 47. . . .10)2 J4 K 7. . .SS7JIK 4' ' ) . . .12J4 tl W 4. . . . 792 SI'S 3G. . .1034 383 20. . .103 $ 4 20 19. . . .1flU2 420 44. . .1036 430 I ) . . .1192 4 40 19 12C5 45J 6..1150 4 SJ. . .11S5 4 SI 13. . . .1160 375 40..1216 4 33 12. . . S17 1 21 1. . .1270 4 55 19..1242 4 25 . .1143S5 1 21 19. . . .1200 430 3. . . . 15) 4 35 20 S5 4 33 07. . . . .1304i 40 32. . . . 973 I 40 32. . . .118) 4 45 23. . . .12)1 ) 4 00 24. . . . J7G 3 0 2 - 13M 3 73 21. . .12 433 3. . . . 7M 440 21..11W 4 41 21. . .1082 440 41. . . .1135 4 2. . . .1200 3 KO 4. . . .1212 3CO 24. . . .1248 4 70 42. . . .IOCS 4 00 17. . . .1123 410 39. . . .IHlS 4 15 4. . . .1017 4 15 13. . . .1122 420 5. . . . SCO 4 CO M..14I3 4 35 ! . . . .14D > 435 19..1187 4 33 24. . . .1178 4 35 20. . . .1220 4 40 COWS. . .1125 2 HO L. . . ! )30 ) 2 50 1. . . . SCO 3 0) .1041 301 12.-.HM 300 1..12TO 3 23 lldi 340 10..1239 3 n 7 - 1101 4 40 . MS' S'STr J0..1035 t TO 1..930 2 75 " 273 3..1010 30- ) 3. . . .102) 3 10 .K1 310 7..1114 3 15 2. . . .110) 3 23 . .1230 350 8..1272 3 BO 1..11CO 213 .1120 300 4..1U5. .3 10. 8. . . .1212 J 23 . .1(1.10 ( 340 10..1130 3 CO 1 - ' > ) .1030 3JW 19. . . .HM 333 1- ; < > 3 73 1030 225 1. . . .1040 240 14. . . . .985 2 CO . .1010 27.1 1. . . .1400 273 1..1540 2 80 . . .10SO 2 S3 2. . . . 9SO 3 W 7. . . .1072 3 10 . . .11.-S ) 330 1. . . .1300 330 D..EB2 3 35 . . . ! > ) 340 3..1123 3 40 3. . . . 930 3 W . . .1143 3 C3 2..1215 3 65 1 - 2100 4 00 IIEIPKIIS. . . .104I ) 355 . . . . Si" . 3 40 5. . . . 784 3 75 . . .KW1 375 45. . . . 914 3 90 81. . . . ( -21 3 10 . . . 550 330 L. . . 020 3 GO 3..1173 3 CS 11LTLUS. . . .ir,10 2 SO / 1..2100 400 1..1130 3 ( X ) . . .1020 300 2..1423 SK- 1 1210 3 71 . . .1SOO 275 1..1I30 273 I..1300 3 ( K ) 1030 310 1. . . .17.10 3 10 1..KMO 323 OXEN . 2..1S30 4 23 STACIS. 1..1370 450 CALVES. . . 340 330 3. . . . 130 3 73 1..100 4 IX ) . . 153 550 AND rnnnuns. . . C09 403 1. . . . DCO 400 3. . . .1075 323 . . 775 370 21. . . .1050 380 40. . . .930 3 M . .1004 395 1..1100 323 1..12M 323 . . 972 375 19. . . . 9IS 3 77' 1. . . . 810 3 77V4 . .104G 3 S3 . . 71S 3 4..W3 3 C3 . . 430 4 15 1. . . . S70 4 15 1 steer . 900 $3 GO 3S feeders. . . . Ml J3 C3 9 steers . 1027 3 r,0 , r,0WYOMING. . No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr. 3 cows . 1020 J3 10 3 CO\V . 813 3 10 Sflcnwn . 1022 320 7 feeders. . . . 112 ? 335 13 feedpiH..10C3 3 C3 20 feeders. . . . 107C 3 5 W feeders. . . .1017 3 f > 3 1 bull . 1229 2 M 1 cow . 1290 300 4 tailings. . . 1315 323 51 COWB . 'J78 3 21 feeders. . . Ml 395 COLOItADO. 3 bulls DC3 S H ) 21 feeders. . . . 7C2 415 MONTANA. 49 feeders..1039 370 29 feeders. . . . 93S 4 ( K ) HOGS Large receipts of hogs were anticipated for loday. und no one WHS disappointed In the outcome , though the arrivals did not come > iulte up to lust Tuesday's record. The market IIH a whole wan weak to f-c lower , but wan reasonably active for a declining mar ket , and Ihe great bulk of the receipts changed hands early. Light nnd such medium weight loads as were sufficiently atlrncllve tn bring competition be tween the buyers sold pretty well up to yester day's standard. On the other hand , heavy loads were pretty generally Cc lower , se'llng largely at 13.25 , as against J3.30 yesterday. The average of all the salfN wan about 3c lawer than yester day. Heprcsentatlvc sales : M Jtlt 4 1 n < 4 tt . . . . K4V ) 140 M , jn i i i nu ; . , . in . . i < : t.t riua-ODU3 AMU UN DA. 1 , . MA . . . J W i 4U . , , i a. . . .JM . . . aw 9 J77 . . . 3M i 4U . . . JKU 17 * o an S MS , . 3 ) S 311 . . . JM S 21 40 3 MVi a 3K > . . . S 15 910 4A 3 * tie . . . 395 41 IK . . . S 7 141 . . . 3 SS : 115 . . . j * s : . . . a a 4 871 . . . 3 IK 9 9R . . . 1 Jl C II ] . . . 3 2R : MK . . . 1H 4 3:7 : . . . 3 US . . . 3M 4 177 . . . 3 JS 8HKKP TtHTf n n lllwrtl nm of shffp for till * twlnt. liut thr lUmand. nn ii u l. nut griml , nnd Ihf mn t of them sold rarly at strong pilots , llfpnwntntlvo ralM : Nn. Ar. Vr. 249 wc'trrn jvnrllnR * 77 II 30 M eulN 1M 2 197 wp t rn fvcff 1W 3M : ? s Mrtlrnn yenrllnK' 77 4 ton nxtlv * wfltifru nt 4 K (0 MpTlrnn yrarllnRK 76 4 IS 4ISv t rn yrnrlhiRft 95 4 ! S 244 Mpxlcnn wrthen SI 4 K 7W Mexican ivrtlipr-i S6 4 J5 SM Mt > xlin jcarllnc * 7t 4 .V > 41.1 Mrxlrnti yiMrllnK" SO 4 ft cniro i.TviT"STOCIC \IIKHT. . Onlde nnil HOKM Lower , White Slirep Iteninln I'lrin , CIIICAOO. Nov. MToday's cnttle market was slow , there tw-lng the usual Tuesday dullness , nnd prices were weak to lOc per 100 Ibs. luwer. Prime lots wrrc not numerous nnd Mlrs were mostly under IS. The range of prices of common to extra beef steer * wan from M.SO to tS.SO. I'alr Texa csttle sold at from t.V > tn N.40. few going a * high nt J4.BR. The stncktr and feeder trade was fnlrly good , though common slock cattle went nt low prices , Kalr to prime feeders bnmght from JJ.SO to tl.M. Cows sold chlplly HI from JJ.2.1 to tJ.M and heifers at from 13.23 lo Jl. Calves rold well for good iiualltles best bringing from III to tS.M ) . Trade In hogs was slow And prices were weak , being on nn average of fa lower than yeMentny. Sales were largely al from $3.3u to t > 47H coarse heavy packing lots selling nt from .20 t ( . J3.30. and prime shipping lots nt from J3.I3 to U.50. As usual medium weights were the fa vorltes and sold the highest. The late market was very bad for henvy packing hogs. Tin- demand for sheep nnd lambs was Fiilll- clenlly good to absorb the offerings at firm price * . Sheep were wanlel at from tl tr > JJ.SO for com. mon Hock * , up lo from 14.40 to t4.G5 for good lo choice grades , and prime iheep were tillable a . from tl.73 to 14.S3. Fed western rheep sold at Fnirn t3.6S to t4.GO. Lambs sold actively nt from tl.50 to t-.S5 for common in strictly choice nn& fancy lambs were salable nt 1C. Receipts : Cattle. 4.500 head ; hogs , 33.WO head ; Rheep. 11.000 head. St. Lotil * Live Stoelf. ST. LOUS. Nov. 3) . CATTI.K Heertnu. I CM iK-nd , of whlrli l.$0) head ate T nns : shlpmrn'B. ,200 head : market , steady t * > Mrorg fn'r to finrv nnltXM * shipping and expert steers. 14 40T.3.'i ; bulk of sales. tl.TiiW3.10 : dres > M beef nnd buti'her steers. RT35JI.T3 ; bulk of Mle . tI.Oi74.Vi ; st < vr * under 1.000 Ibx. . J3.3JST4.iiO ; bulk of snips. (3.XM I. ? ) ; slnckers nnd fecvlers. t20.ir'.3i ' : bulk of of cows' t2.2Sfi3.1.V ' bulls , t2.WfI3.li ) ; Texas and Indian steers , tXOOT4.23 : cows and b irem. ti2.U | > 3 ( V ) . . lions-4'.i-relpts. 11 500 head : shipment" . 410 head : mark-t , RfTKH- lower : light , tS.3'.5 > 3.l" : mlvcil. t.1.:03.4' ) : hrnvv , J3.'OTI3.43 SHI2KP Ilecelpts. 1,70) bend ; thlpTent" . n ti"- marked ti > ing bul slow ; milvo muttons. f.1'ow 4.M ; culli nnd l-irks , tl.SOli3.W ) ; stockers , J2.23ff 3.00 ; lambs. t3.GOff3 75. KIIIINIIH Cllj Live Mtoelf > lnrl.-e ( . KANSAS CITV. Nov. 3' ) . CATTLK-Il"C"lt > 's. II OW head ; market sleadv t-t s'ton : T xas stiers , f.t.40tT4.1S : Texas cows. t2.-i3.11"i ? : natl\e HI.-OIB. fj.7."i'i1.93 ; native cows and heifers. tl.5nffl.ni , ; stockera and fccdtrs , t2.iriSTI.33 ; bulls , t-.30 HOOP Hirelpts. IS. ( * head ; market weak In ' , c lower ; bulk of sales. fl.3o T3.43 ; h < * avle < , Jl " .if . 1.11 ; packers and mixed n.3 : . < i3.41 ; light' . 1 T T 3.431 * : ynrkeiK. W.l''Xi3.42ls ' ? ; pigs. H.OiW3.S7'4 StfEI'P -ceinls. . 4,0ii ) head : market Him : lambs. tl.005f3.73 : muttons. .00gl.31. IiiilliiiiniioIlK Live SloeU. INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 30. CATTLK necelnt' . .a * ) ; shipments , 200 : good to p-Mme ulcers , tl SOif u 10 : medium to fair tl.4r.O4.75 HOGS Receipt ! ) , 12.000 : shipments. 3000 : mar ket active , 3c lower ; all sold ; good to ch dee medium nnd heavy t3.40fi3 43 ; mixed. t3.30TT3.40 ; common llghtn. tn.33if.1.40. SHEEP Itecelpts. G.OOO ; shipment. . 4 COO ; imr- let ; active : nil good stock sold : comnnn IT medium lambs. t3.75fT4.75 ; ano.l. to choice sheep. t3.T5fC4 00 ; common fheep. t2.2302.T3. nnxt lliilYiiln Live Stoelc. HAST lll'KPALO. N. T. . Nov. 30. CATTLE Nothing doing ; choice to prime fnt steers , tl. 0 R4.90 ; fair to good. t3.2Sfl4.10 ; fair to good butcher cows. t3.15O3.50 ; common , old to fall cows. t2.10G2.T3. HOOS Yorkers , good to choice. t3.40 ; roughs , common to good. t3.10Q3.13 ; piss , common to choice. t3.COS3.G3. SHBEP AND LAMPS Lambs , choice to extra. t3.GOT3.TO ; wethers. J3.4304.S3 ; culls to common. J3.0003.T5. X MV York Live Stoelr. NEW YORIC. Nov. 30. REIJVllS llecelpls. P33 head. Cables quote American steers nt ll'idT " ; refrigerator beef , 6H < ffS7 c. K\ports. , 230 beeves and 3 000 quarters of beef. CAIA'CS Hecelptp. 63 head ; steady ; all sold veils. t3.00irs.00. SHEEP AND LAMIS Receipts. 1.S40 head : ac. live and Mlghlly firmer ; sheep. t3.30'S4. ! : lambs , J5 2"ii6.0. ( JIOGS Ilecelpts , 2.009 brad : firm at t3.GOfi3.90 Slitck : til Record of receipts of live stock at the foui- prlncipal markets for November 30 : Cattle. Hoes. Sheep , Omaha 3.144 7,375 3C4(1 ( Chicago 4.500 S3,0 0 11,000 Kansas City ll.WM 18.000 4 C0t > St. lMU\s \ 4.000 ll.DOO 1.700 Totals 22.C44 71.875 20,310 I.nulHvIllv Live StoU. . LOUISVILLT3. Ky. . Nov. DO. CATTLE-Re- celpts. 100 ; mnrkct unchanged , steady. HOGS Ilecelpts , 3.f,00 ; market opened with nl IIORS 120 pounds and up selling nt S3.45 ; lighter welEhts. J3.25fi3.35 ; rough , $2.S3JS.10. { Sll EUI' Unchanged. Cliirliiiintl I.lvr Stock. CINCINNATI. Nox30. . HOGS Active and steady at J2.POff3.K ; . CATTLE-Steady nt J2.23(353.10. ( SIIBKP Steady at J2.COffl.60 ; lambs , steady a J3.75S5.50. Wciiri * roniiiilNxlon Cliiii | > aily. OMAHA OFFICE , Nov. 30. The market was sloiv all day today and , of an irregular tone with scattered liquidation , xvhllu the bears wern endeavoring to take advantage of the moderate news from the different sources , and were sue cessful only In a measure , reducing the price o December wheat but e , while the price of Mu > advanced % c. again reducing the DecembTr pre inluiii over Mny Tic , leaving It tonight nt 46Je on which basis the December option Mill prac tlcally enter the cash .market tomorrow. O course this Is for No. 1 northern nnd No. 2 re * winter wheat , or contract grades , nnd supposec to be better than the other grades of wheat , but not better than the contract grades for May ami does not explain this premium with the heavy receipts nnd Is only explainable by the "clique. " Corn and oats were very stubborn nt yester day's prices , end fluctuated narrowly , closing practically unchanged. California llrli-il KrnIiN. N"E\V YOH1C , Nov. 30. CALIFOH'NIA ' DIUKI FRUITS Apples , ( Inn : other fruits , xte-ulv evaporated apples , common. 57c per Ib. ; win. tray. 7i@8c ; w d dried , S'c ' : rho cc. 8',4f'ncy ; Sfj-OHc. I'nmen. SfWi1. ns to size and quality Apricots , Ilrjyal. 7 iRi,4c ; Muor I'ark , 9 llc Peaches , unpceled , "WlOc ; peeletl , 12ij:0c per 1 ! > . DiK-nliiur Slnd'iiiriil In ( iiiililiiril CIINI- KANSAS CITV , Nov. SO. Prosecutor Lowe Ix'Kan his openliiff remarks today In the murder case of Pr. Jcff r on 1 > . nolard Ho would show , ho snld , thnt GuUlurd lit < received the money to run his drus More 'from ' Mrs. Jackson ; thfit lie had receive' ' various other amounts fiom 'he wife of th < murdered man an < l that Mrs. Jackson hue offf rod her huslmnd $2-V ) j month to KO away after Jackson had < U'i > Vd his property ovur to her because of his falling BOYD & GO. , Telephone 10'M ) . Oinnlin , * Neb COMMISSION , GUA iN PROVISIONS amlSTOCKS HOAHI ) OP TItADK. Direct wlren to Chicago and New York. 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