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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1901.
COMMERCUL AND FINANCIAL
Liberal Profit Tricing Follows Itrngtk ia
Miatftid Core.
WHEAT VERY ACTIVE OVER NARROW RANGE
I II Klit Improvement In Cables Fnll
Ing Off Iti Northwestern Receipts
(niiil Country llciumtil Mnrt
'ilK Heller 1'rlces.
CrtlCAOO. Dpi". 3. -Liberal profit taking
following marked strength In both wheat
and corn Influenced sharp sags and Decem
ber mid .Mny wheat closed 'M down.
December corn M,c higher. May corn Sc
higher and May out HI'Uc up. Provi
sions closed l&c to 2oo down.
Trade In wheat wan very active over n.
somewhat narrow range. A Hllnht im
provement In cables and a marked falling:
off In Northwestern receipts started bet
ter prices. The country demand was very
good and most of the buying orders seemed
to bo for lone profits rather than for scalp
inn. The strength in the St. Louis market
was particularly helpful. Tho visible, ln
crenso of 5.bW"0 bushels had little, effect
on the. mnrket. ... , , .
Oood strength devoloping In corn added
to the bullish wheat Incentives and prices
advanced. Late In tho session, however,
long wheat In quantities was poured Into
the pit and though taken up nulckly by
bulls, depressed the market materially.
December opened steady, ranged between
T3T4C and "IVo and closed easy, fH'c lower
at 37ic. May opened unchanged, ranged
between 78c and 78"c and closed easy. ,
0'ic down Ht 7S7Mic. A)cnl receipts
were eeventy-elght cars, two of contract
grade. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
1,101 cars, making a total for the three,
points of 1.129 cars, against 1,36.) last week
and elghty-onn last year. Primary re
l rolpts were 1,490.0m) bushels, comnnnid
w'ltli W.( bushels last year. .Seaboard
clearances In wheat wero 83,000 bushels und
In flour 2l.on0 barrels.
Corn acted dull and weak the first two
hours of trade, while wheat was advanc
ing, fables were lower and them was con
siderable selling. The wheat ndvanco
made somt of the shorts nervous and on a
report of a sham chsIi demand In the
southwest and a good sample, trade hero
many prominent ones run, hurriedly to
cover. Tho advance wan sharp and de
cisive and prices reached the highest for
the crop. On the rise commission houses
wero liberal Kellers for profits and under
Increased offerings prices reacted aome
what. December opened unchanged nnd
ranged between fiPSie and 63c, closing firm,
'.r up at Si. May oponed unchanged . to
a shadt. lower, sold between Mw. and C6H
flSOiic and closed strong, o higher at
lUo. Ilerelpts wero 197 cars.
Oats were dull and featureless early,
but followed corn when that cerenl showed
strength, establishing a now record for
May. There was a moderato demand on
the part of tho shorts, country acceptances
wero small nnd shippers reported an activo
demand for small lots for tho eastern ac
count. Mav opened steady, ranged be
tween 4V'fr43Ue md 43To and closed firm,
M'io up at nfi. Receipts wore 2oS cars.
Provisions wero heavy early on largo re
ceipts, but tho decline was moderato.
Trndn was rather dull, tho country de
mand less urgent, but tint much or a
pressure on the market. Thoro wna somo
open selling by largo packers ami prices
sagged. January pork closed 20c, down at
J16.05: January lard .no lower nt. aim
January ribs 15c down at JS.22'4.
r-oiimiifxil rnrplnls for tomorrow: hint.
W) cars; corn, Js cars; oats, 110 cars: hogs,
M.oon head. . ,
The leading futures rnnged as follows:
Articles.! Open. I High. I Iow. Closo.l Ycs'y.
t Is 4d on futures, tho former closing at
67 Oi and the latter nt H Bs. There
were sellers at these figures, with the mar
ket unsettled. Locally no business of lm
portanco took place, and tho nominal quo
tation remains at $17 for Lake Superior and
J16.62V4 for casting and electrolytic. Them
wero ready sales at those quotations, buy
ers holding off for concessions. Tin In the
local market ruled quiet, but a shade easier
and quoted at $2o.2ir23.(V). At London
vnlues eased off 12s, with the spot close
quoted nt 112 103 and futures at 104 13s.
Lead was dull nnd unchanged at New
York, lielng quoted at J4.37H. while at Lon
don realizing resulted In a loss of Is 3d.
.Spelter was quiet and unchanged at homo
and abroad, closing at JI.S0, nominal. Iron
was steady In tone, but prices were un
changed, ng Iron warrants, J10.fiOril,50;
No. I foundry. Jl&.flOt0.oo; No. 2 foundry,
southern, J14.6OW15.60j No. I foundry, south
ern, soft, iH.Wiie.W. Glasgow warrants
closed at 15s lid and Mlddlesboruugh at
42s lOfcd.
OMAHA
tVIIOI.KSAI.K
MARKKT.
Condition nf Trndr and Quotations
am Stnple nnd Fsncy Produce.
nOOS-Recelpts. light; fresh stock, 21c.
L1VI-: I'OrLTRY-llens. otlalc; old
roosters,
geese, 6f6
D
US'
turkeys, 7ffSe; ducks
spring chickens, per
nnd
lb.,
hksskd pnt'irrtv
dueks and geese, "UHc:
ivi73; ninn. vtbJyf&r.
Ill 1
-Turkeys. SillOc;
spring chickens,
Wheat
Dec.
Muy
Corn
Pec.
May
July
Oats
Dec. May
July
Tork
Jan.
May
Lard
Dec. Jan.
May
Hlbs
.Ian. May
74ul 74 73Ti 73?(,
TSUflM 7S 7S 7SSV iSM'Js
(VKUfc A3 61, S2i 62U
MfJtJ ? Wiftfi
42i 43i 42i 42Ti 42H
43?, 43Ji 43l,fi' 43H43'Bit
39 33(k SSi 39fi!4 33
16 0V,i 16 17',i IB OVA Ifi 05 16 X.
IS 1G 60 16 32( 16 37H 16 60
f 60 9 l 0 37(4 0 3V6 9 C7V4
9 474 9 47V4 9 35 9 3T 9 Hi
9ffl 9 55 9 42J4 9 42 9 62
S32V4I S32H S20 R 22J4 8 37
8 42Vl 8 45 8 35 8 S?i5 8 B2V4
13.5031
W3,20:
No. 2.
Cash quotations wero as follows:
FLOUR-Plrm: winter patents,
3.60: atrnlghts, Ji00fi3.40: clears, J2.(
spring specials. l4.OOtH.10; patents,
n ?(! KtrnlBhtH. I2..10tfi3.20.
WHEAT No. 3 spring, 72To; No. 2 red,
UOftN-No. 2. 64o; No. 2 yellow, 64V
OATS-No. 2, 44ic: No. 2 whlto, 44
No. 3 whlto, 4fi8464c.
HYP Nn. 2. tile.
MAULEY Fair to choice malting, RSViti1
kRKi!nR-.'ii. 1 flax. 11.3SVi: No. 1 north,
western, J1.39; prima timothy, jo.DOfS6.S5;
Mmvr rnnlrnnt trraiio. J9.15lfl0.2O.
' PROVISIONS Mesn pork, per bbl., J15.10
(&15.20. Lara, per iuo ids., m.aqiy.iu. snort
ribs sides (loose), JS.lfkp.SO. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). J7.254j7.C0. Short clear
sides (boxed). J8.b04p!.iO.
WHISKY Baals of high wines, 91.32.
The following are tho receipt and ship
ments or grain ycsicroay:
Artlclos. llecolpts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 42,000 41.000
Wheat, bu 2S9.0OO 3,000
Corn, bu 105,000 86.000
Oats, bu 289.0ft 193.000
live, bu S7,t 2.000
Barley, bu ,196.000 32,000
On tho Produco exchange today the but.
ter market was stead; creameries, 14fii
24Wc; dairies, lrfcflCOc. Cheese, steady, 9iifi
10'4c. lsggs, lirm; iresn, tc.
TTlOlt Conunnn to fair. 13p! clinlce
dairy, In tubs. 1516c: separator. 2324c.
KltEHI t I'MHII tllnck mn. tKe: wblln
bass, 10c; blueflsh, 12c; bullheads, 10c: blue
fins, 7o; buffnlocn. 7o; catfish, 12c: cod, lie;
crapplrs, lie: halibut, 11c; herring, 7c; had-
uock, iuc; piae, iuc; rcu snapjier, joc: sal
mon. 14c: nnnflsh. 6e: trout. He: wlillpflali.
c; pickerel, 6c, fresh mackerel, each, 201J
35c.
OYHTHrta Mediums, tier can. 22c.: Stand- !
ards. ner can. 25o: extra selects, ner can.
2.1c; New York counts, per can, 40c; bulk
(Standards, er gal., 11.2001.25; bulk extra
selects, Jl.60rni.65.
I'liiKUNH ijive, per aor., wc.
VBAI.r-Cholce. KtffSc.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
teaicra association: unoicc upland,
to. 2 iinland. Jfl.50: medium. JS: coarse.
7.fp0. Ityo straw. J5. Theso prices aro for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair. Receipts, 9 cars.
CORN-Now, 63c; old, 63c.
RRAN-J20.
OAT8-4c'.
VKORTAnbES,
POTATOK8 Homo grown. II: northern.
J1.10; Halt 1-ake. Jl.io; Colorado, J1.10.
CARROTS-Pcr bll 50c.
UKKTH l'er '-l)U. Uasltct. 30c.
Tl'RNIPS Per bu.. 50c: Hutabaaas. Der
10O lbs.. Jl.25.
CUUUMUKRS-Hothouse. per dor., 1.2S.
LETTUCK Head, per bb ,. J6 60: hothouse
lettuce, per doz., 2I.
J'AKMI,KY-l'Pr rtOZ., Sc.
RADiHiiKS Per doz.. rfic.
8WEET I'OTATOES-Home grown, rer
lb 2Hc; genuine Virginia, per bbl., J3.50;
Kansas, per bbl., J3.
t A HHAOE Holland seed, crated, l!sc.
vriiui'ie tiomo grown, per iu,, -h.vic;
Spanish, per crate, J2; Michigan reds, 2v4c
per in.
CELERY Kalamazoo, per bunch. 25iaSjc:
Nebraska, per bunch. 3wr3tc: Colorado. 4oO
60e.
NAVY BEANS Per 1)11., J2.15.
FKUITH.
APPLES Ben Davis, ner bbl.. J4.WV34.B0:
wlucsaps, ?.": Jonathan, J5.50; Bcllcflowcrs,
per nox, i.u.
PEARS Vlkers. J2.23: Lawrence. S2.2.Vfi
2.C0.
nRAPES Malagas, pep keg. J5.HMW.G0.
CRANBERRIES l'er bbf., J7.GOS8.Oo: per
crate, J2.7o.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES-Fioridas. s:t.254i)3.50: California
liavols, J3.50ig3.75; budded, 13.
iiKJiutiu-f ancy, ja.BVii-j.Tfi; cnoice. I3.W
BANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
J2.25ij2.75.
FIGS California, new cartons, 70c; im
ported, per lb., 12iftl4c.
DATES Persian, In (VMb. hoxes, per lb.,
6Hc; Salrs, 6c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS New cron walnuts. No. 1 soft
shell, per lb., 12c: hard shell, per lb., 1214c;
No. 2 soft shell, 11c; No. 2 hard shell. lOHc:
Brazils, per lb.. 14c: filberts, ner lb.. 1:!m
almonds, soft shell. 17c: hard shell. 15c:
pecans, large, per lb., 12o; small, 10c: cocoa-
nuts, per cwt., J5; chestnuts. 12c.
HONKY per 24-sectton case, J3.50ga.75.
CIDER NehawRn, per bbl.. J3: New York.
J3.50.
IS A p)i.ll IV Alt' tSWIl UVl
No. 1 salted, SHc; No. 2 salted. 7c; No. 1
veal cair, 8 to izi ids., pc; no. 2 veal calf,
12 to 1G lbs., 7c; dry hides, SiffilJc; sheep
pelts, 2fMT27cj horso hides, J1.502.25.
aA.uJt,itna;ju x i-er -uui., j; per DDI.,
$5.75.
St. Loul Groin and Prorlalons.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 3. WHEAT Hlcher:
No. 2 red cash, olevator. 80T4c: track. 82
82Ho; December, S0V4c; May, SOHc; No. 2
nurd. iBU-Tic.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash. 66c: track.
uiviawo; uecemDer, tec; May, htuc.
oath it gner: no. z. casn. f.?f.c: track,
46io; December, 45Uc; May, 45ic; No. 2
White. 47SN7UC.
ttYi'i mirner n.i bic.
FLOUR Quiet; red winter patents. J3.65
SKXV YORK flKNERAb MARKET.
Qantatlons
of 4 he ny
Cnnimndltirs.
on Vsrinm
NEW YORIv. Dec. 3. FLOUR Receipts,
87,06) bbls; exports, 13.S59 bbls; steady.
Rve. flour firm; choice to fancy, J3.453.70.
CORN MJ3AI Steady; yellow eastern.
i.o: city i..u.
RYE-Steadv: No. 2 .western 68(S6SSic f.
o, b. afloat; state, 6IQ65c c. I. t. New York;
cariots.
RARLEY Steady.
WHEAT Receipts, 121.WV) bu.; exports,
S390 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2 rod, R4UC t.
p. b. afloat; No. 2 red, S2Hc elevator; No.
1 norincrn uuiutn, mo r. 0. u. anoat; no.
1 hard. Duluth. Slc f. o. b. afloat. On-
Hons woro generally nctlvo and firm all
flay, with much profit taking on tho bulgos,
especially In tho last hour, when offerings
caused a reaction from ton. Further nut.
oldn demand, foreign buying and a strong
udvuucQ in corn furnished the chief bull
points. Closed unsettled and Hffuo lower;
May. 83 3-1&SS4H. closed 8354c: December,
M-kt!iiic, ciosea siikc,
CORN Receipts. 78.000 bu: exports. 26.-
755 bu. Spot, dull; No. 2, 6Ho elevator
nnd TOfgO r. o. b. anoat. option market
opened easy, under cables and a small
trade, but developed afternoon excitement
and heavy buying by the oversold nrofes-
sloiial contingent that advanced prices over
a cent.- A reaction followed nnd tho closo
was unsettled, at wirwo net advance. Mav.
SHiJi9Uo. closed 63Ho; December, 63',4
w, ciosea wfc.
bu
N
rjpplles from last account: Wheat. United
States and Canada, east of Rockies, In
crease, B.K'O.nio bu., afloat for und In Eu
rope, decrease, 400.000 bu.; total supply. In
crease. 5,210,000 bu. Corn, I'nlted States
and Canada, east of Rockies, decrease,
746,000 bu. Oats, United States and Canada,
enst of Rockies, Increase, 214,000 bu.
Among the more Important Increases re
ported to Bradstreet's are those of 1,600,000
bushels ut northwestern Interior elevators.
750,(iO bushels nt Manitoba, 100,000 bushel
at Minneapolis private elevators, 72,000
bushels nt Portland, Mo, 65.WO bushels at
Depot Harbor nnd 61,000 bushels nt New
port News. The leading decrease Is that
of 731,000 bushels at Chicago private elevators.
114,567, balances, J2,!34,663; money, 5 per
cent.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3-Clearlngs. J3.7I5,
950; money, 314576 per cent; New York ex-
J5.104..
4436 per
change. 20fj26e premium.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-UlearlnRs,
447; balances, J537.70G; money, 44
cent.
rent: time
closing;
Atchison 4s.,
Mex. Central
MlltriHikee firnln Market.
MILWAUKEE. De. 3. WHEAT Firmer;
No. 1 northern, 74f7H4c; No. 2 northern,
72'Vi73!ie; May. 7c.
itVE-Flrmer; No. 1. 61c.
BARLEY Steady ; No. 3, 6ig62c; sample,
soasic.
CORN May, C5V4c
Toledo firnln nnd Seed,
TOLEDO,
tlvc; cash,
N!1C.
CORN December, 64c; May, 66Hc,
OATH December, 4H(45c.
SEED Clover, dull; December,
Jiarcn, Jo.Ti'.i.
Duluth Ornln Market.
DULUTH, Dec. 3.-WHEAT-Cnsh, No. 1
hanl, 76c; No. 1 northern, 70,4c; No. 2
northern, 71Tc; December, 724c; May, 75c,
CORN-No. 2 red, 3c.
OATS-I3C.
E. O. & C 60
Atchison 79
do PId 99
Boston & A 257
Boston Me.. ..189,
Boston Elev 165
.. B. & y 2134
Itchburg pfd,...143
nion I'acinc ....in:
Mex. Central 23ilOseeola
lAmer. nugor ,...iiriirroi
Amer. T. Or T....160
Dec.
8'Uc;
.1. WHEAT Firm, ac
December, 80c; May,
J3.6J;
Dam. 1. & S.
ocn. Electric ..
Mass. Electric.
do prd,....,...
nltcd Fruit ..
, E. O. & C...
. S. Steel
do Pfd,
Advcnturo ,
MlnnrnpnlU Wlinit Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Deo. 3.-WHEAT Cash,
73l4o: December, 7140; May, 744c; on track,
No. 1 hard, 75Uc; No. 1 northern, 73'.4c; No.
2 northern, 71 'ic
.MOVKMKS1IS OF STOCKS AND ROSIDS.
Yigornn I'p-rnrd Rntly When Irel-
dent'a Mrmose Appenrs.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3. Confusion nnd
hesitation wero reflected In the movement
of stock prices all day and the course, of
tho market did not persist In one. direction
for any leugtheuod period. Tho movement
during the morning wan dull, but leaned to
the side of depression, which gave way
about mid-day to a vigorous upward move
ment, when tho abstracts of the presi
dent's' messago mude their appearance. A
siump in Amalgamated copper and a riso
In call money rates unsettled the market
ngaln late In tho day, as was tho caso yes
terday. Tho demand to cover Hhorts which
followed the publication of the message
carried tho whole market upward with
couslderablo momentum, the prices for the
most prominent hiocks rising from 1 to -points
over last night, Tho sharp break In
foreign exchange carried the rato well
below the gold export point nnd relieved
apprehension that further gold would go
out this week.
Money was easier In London, Paris and
Berlin, nnd continental competition for
bills was reported from London. Largo
applications ut the subtreasury for with
drawn! of government bonds on deposit to
seenro circulation Is evidently preliminary
to tho offering of the bonds for redemption.
Tho payments of drafts ngalnst deposits of
several millions of gold nt Pacific const
points Is still pending. Tho movement of
Amalgamated Copper continued an In
scrutahlo mystery. Tho stock recovered
qulto vigorously in the morning, although
the omission of a customary extra dividend
by 0110 of Its subsidiary companies wna not
goncrnlly known when tho market closed
yesterday. The renewed break In the raw
copper market In Loudon to about Satur
day low level seemed equally without ef
fect on the stock. A break to a new low
record nt 71',c was without explanation,
beyond tho early unfavorable develop
ments, which seemed to bo Ignored. Tho
stock rallied slightly and then beenmo
henvy ngaln, but tho general market closed
tlrm.
Bonds wero Irregular. Total sales, par
value, J3.140.O00. United States bonds wero
all unchanged on the Inst call.
Tho Commercial Advertlr-cr's Loudon
financial cablegram says: Tho stock inar
kot was less firm today, although Invest
ment shares were harder. The' American
department was unsettled on reports of
cold shipments from tho other sldo nnd on
a rclapso of - to tho ton In copper to
58. Tho opening was lower; then prices
see-sawed throughout tho session, nimliy
closing hllghtly above tho worst, owing to
Now York's afternoon purchase of Union
Pacific and Southern Pncltlc. Rio Tlntos
soldi at 42; silver sold at 21 15-16d, although
thoro are signs or a rally.
The following aro tho closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchange:
SMI
.102
,.10
Cons,, money... 90 9-16 N,
do account ...91 1-16
Anaconda 84
Atcnison
do prd
Baltimore O.
anadlnn Pac.
Cbes. & Ohio...
:illcago w. W... 24H
. M. A St. P...1701.V
uenver e 11. u..
do nfd 96
Erie 2
do 1st nfd 74
do 2d nfd MU
Illinois Ccntral...143
& N 111U
M.. K. & T 26(i
do pfd in'.
. 1. oenirni. .,,,;
ft err York .Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3. Tho followlnc are
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con 20
Alloc
Brcecc 75
ItriinswlcK ocn.. 11
Comstock Tun. .. 6
'on. cal. Va..ll
Deadwood Terra. M
Horn Hliver .....lw
Iron Silver ....... $0
.endvlllo Con.... C
OATS-Recclpts, 171,700 bu.: exports. 1.430
iu. 8pot, tinner; No. 2, 49Wc; No. 3, 49c;
'o, 3 white. 62c track, while, 5Va55e: No.
- wnne, 'jvc; iracK, mixou. western, iip
tijc; iracK. wnite, suite, ,ouiu)c. uptious ir
reaular. following corn.
HAY Steady: Rood to choice. 82Uft92Uc.
HOPS Qulot; state, common to choice,
iivi crop, liKiiio, iw crup, iiihu: iwv urup.
6nc; Pacific coast, 1901 crop, l2l5o; lWol
crop, iwnoj itau crop, ik(uc.
HlDES-8teady: Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
lfco: California. 21 to 2f lbs.. 19c.
LEATHER Quiet; hemlock solo. Ruenos
Avres. light to heavyweights. 264r26Wc.
W'OOl Quiet; domestic fleece, 2S826c;
Texus. 161il7c.
PROVIHIONS-Reef. steady; family. Jll.M
lii--.tu; mess, u.oiK(fio.iv; ucei nams, jij.who
12.75; packed. J10.ffel2.(; city, extra India
me6s. J17.0oai9.i. cut meats, steady; pick
led hollies. J8.75Q10.25; pickled shoulders,
: pickled hams, J9.75jno.oo.
LARD Easier; western steamed, J9.85;
rennea eaB. continent, .i; woutn Amer
ica. 110.00: compound. J7.509t7.75.
PORK-bull: family. I14.00ifi7.0o; short
l.nu t17 rJVTMtl Art. -nnfta ttCflfVHtM
BUTTER Receipts, 6,1()6 packages; firm;
state dairy, 15Q23Hc; creamery. I64f25ic;
June creamery, wr c; loctory, izi4tri&c,
fancr largo September ""wv, fancy small
September, loc: late made, beet largo,
SUc: lato made, beut amall. ltolOUc
EQaS Receipts, 6,669 pkgs.' dull and
easy; stato und Pennsylvania, 34926a; west
ern, at mark, 2ic; southern, at mark, 22
C25c- '
POULTRY Alive. wrsJt: Bprincs. 7Uc:
turkeys, 77H; fowis, f09c. Dressed,
weak; springs, Wjoftc; fowls, c; tur
keVB .' 10lail2c.
MKTAL8 Tho featuro In metal circles
today wore a decided reaction In copper
vnlues at ixinaon. fnvato aavicc at'
trlbuteil thn decline to sneculatlvn manlnu
lttlon nd Hyrapathy with the depresslnn
In copper stocks. Tho not Ions tor the day
w(f;,Biutr x l. 7 M oo aeot ud
3.75; extra fancy and Btralght, J3.15i3.35;
cloar. J2.8B3,05. I
TIMOTHY HEED Hear CO and firm at
J6.25.
cuiuvMSAir-ieoy at jj.io.
BRAN Scarce: sacked, east track. Jl.OJfJ
1.06.
HAY Timothy. steady at X14.5OW15.00:
prairie, scarce und firm at J12.0012.50.
wjiiojvi aieaay, ,
IRON COTTON TrES-11.
RAOaiNa-SVtic.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork. lowor: Jobb nr.
J16.00. Lard, lower at J9.274. Dry salt
meats (boxed), lower; extra shorts nnd
clear ribs, J8.37K; clear sides, JS.62H.
Bacon (boxed), lowor; extra shorts and
cleur ribs, J9.25; clear sides, J9.50.
METALS Lead, steady at J4.25Q4.27H.
Spelter, firm. J4.151N.17.
PUUlrJlY Hteaay; cnioKens. 5ic:
springs. 7c; turkeys, 7c; ducks, 6flc;
geese, 3V45TOC.
HUTTmu Hteaay; creamery. 3m."bici
dairy, 16S20o.
EOaS-Steady at 22c.
RECBIPTS-Flour. 16.000 bbls.: wheat.
34.000 bu.l corn. 49,000 bu.: oats. 76,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS clour. 9.000 bbls.: wheat.
45,000 bu.; corn. 75,000 bu.; oats, 42,000 bu.
I,trerpooI tlrnln nnd Provisions.
TIVERPOOL. Dec 3. WHEAT Snot.
firm: No. 2 red western, winter, 5s lid: No,
1 northern, spring, 6slOV4d; No. 1 Call-
lornla, 6s I4d. Futures, quiet; March, 6s
Hd: May, 6slHd.
CORN Snot, firm: American mixed, old.
6s4Hd: May. Bs 2Ud.
uato tiigncr; rso. 2 casn, 4a4c; .no. z
white. 47SW7HC
FLOUR Stronger: red winter patents.
ia.6R'f1.75: extra fancy and stratsht. J3.1SW
1.85: clear, J2.85SJO.06.
kkisu i imotny. nominni, a.wK(j.oo.
PEAS Canadian, strong, 6s 8',4d.
CORNMEAI-Steady. J3.
BRAN Steady; sucked, cast track. $ 1. 0345)
1.06.
HAY Timothy, weak. J13.GO3l4.G0: nralrle.
scarce and firm, Jil.OOrfrM.OO.
wniHKV Hteaay, i.;c.
IRON COTTON TIES-J1.
BAGQINO MiifCHc.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Dry snlt meats (hoxedl.
toady; extra shorts. J8.50; clear ribs. JS.50;
clear sides, J8.75. Bacon (boxed), steady;
extra aborts, J9.37H; clear sides, J9.63V4;
Cumberland cut. Arm, 50s; long clear mid
dling, heavy, firm, 4Ss 6d,
TALiixjw Australian in i.onuon. nrm.
31- ....
Receipts or wheat during tne last three
davs. 130.000 centals. Including 111.000 Amer
ican. Receipts of American corn during tho
last throe days, 140.100 centals.
Kiumna City firnlu and Provlalnns.
KANSAS CITY.- Dec. 3. WHEAT De
cember. 71Ho; No. 3, 75a75'ic; c;ish, No. 2
hard. 7272c: No. 3. 721tTiUo; No. 2 red,
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore & O.
do pfd
Canadian I'uc.
Canada So
dies. & Ohio...
Chicago & A...
do pfd
Chi., Ind. & L.
ill) nfil.j
Chicago & E. IU.13.-)j
Chicago O. W.... 2ji,i
I1U IHL piu
do 2d Pfd
Chicago & N. W
U.. It. 1. iV 1-....
Chi. Ter. & Tr..
do Pfd
C. O. C. & St. L
Colorailo So
do 1st prd....
do 2d nfd
Del. & Hudson. .174
ii.ii 1 . x. r "19
Denver & R.
do Pin
Erlo
do 1st ptd.,
do 2d nfd..
Ot. Nor. nfd.
Uncklnir Valley.. 6.1
do pin
794 8t. Paul pfd...
VJVs so.
owa Central
tin nfd
Lake Erie & W,
do pfd
K in..
3. 6606614c: rece nts. 61.400 bu.
UATlt-JiO, i wnite, c'illiic; receipts,
li.im uu.
RYE No. 2. fi2fi61c.
HAY Choice timothy. J13.50fil4.00; choice
prairie. i3.nwia.w. '
UU 11 i'il creamery, iy.x; tancy uairy,
17e.
EaGS-Stendv: supply of fresh . about
pnual to demand: fresh Missouri and Ivan
Dun n.i'Ln ,,,v.,v y,, . .(., .it .(us.. ,,,
loss 'orr, caseB roturneo.
Phllndelpltlii, Produce .Mnrkrt
PHILADELPHIA. Deo. 3. BUTTER
Quiet but firm: fancy western creamery.
:c: rancy nearny prints, vtc.
ECIOS Steady: fresh nearby and west
em, .top; fresn soutnwpstern, i-.ic; rresn
southern. 2Sc.
ClIEEHE F rni: New York full creams
fancy, small, lOffillc; Now York full
creams, fair to choice, injioc.
Minneapolis Wheat, Klnnr and II ran
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 3.-WHEAT-Cash.
73Hc; December, 71io; May, 74Hc; on track,
No. 1 hard, 764c; No. 1 northern, 73c; No.
3 nortnern, ukc.
API nnw m t fr no' tirat nuit,fa Tn.in hf.
second patent. J3.6oQi3.70; first clears, J2.Ro
iliiw; second clears, o.x.
BRAN In bulk, JI8.0OtX'lK,50.
VlalbliTfTaptilT of Drain
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.Bpccla! telegraphic
and cable communication to Bradstreet's
bow. tho ftllowtaf cbaflgta la YUble
48(4
36 J
77U
47'A
74'4
. V4
. 47
.206
.147U
19-'
354
97(4
HV4
a?
a.. 45
::::: St
.190
:8ji
. M2;?
19
.. 31 !&
..102U
.. 84
Pacific
103V So. Railway ....
95i do pfd
113V4)Tex. & Pacific...
toi St. I.,. : v
do nfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do nfd 401.
Wheel. & L. E.. 18i
do 2d pfd 29
Wis. Central .... 20?i
do pfd 42?,
.warns ii.x iv
American Ex' 202
U. 8. Ex 90
Wells-Fnrgo Ex.lM)
Amal. Copper.... T2
Amer. Car & F.. 29
do pfd 83
Amer. Lin. Oil... 17
do pfd 47
Amer. S. & R.... 431
do pfd Stju
Atiac. Mln. Co... :
uruuKiyn It. 1...
72'A.Colo. Fuel & I... 91
58 con. Han 21714
190 Oen. Electric ....27UU
uiucoho sugar ... 3914
Hocking Coal
Illinois Central.. .139ViHnter. Paper
74
71
128
108)4
1... it
Mnnhattan L 139b
Met. St. Ry.
Mex. Central ...
Mex. National.,
Minn. & St. I...
Mo. Paclllc. ,
M.. K. & T
do ptd
N. J. Central,..
N. Y. Central...
Norfolk & W.
do pfd
No. Pacific Pfd,
Ontario & W ....
Pennsylvania ...
Heading
do 1st pro
do 2d pfd
St. L. & S. F...,
do 1st pia
do 2d pfd
St. L. Southw..
do pfd
St. Paut
Ibi'ti uu piu ,
23VNo. Amnrlcan.
. Jl, l-aCIIIC LOdHt .
.lu69i'I'nclllc Mall ...
,.1011Si!Peoplo'H Gas .
. 2h1 Pressed S. Car
. 51l do prd..
.181
.16S',5
. 59s
. 92
.1004
. 31T4
.149'
. 49V4
,. 794
. :iU
,. 804
. 70,4I
. 59
.166)41
do ufd
Inter. 1'ower...
Laclede Gns .,
Na. Biscuit ...
National Lead
National Salt
do pfd..
Pullman P. Car
Republic Steel..
do pfd
Sugar
Tenn. Coal & I
Union Bag & P
do pfd
U. S. Leather .
do prd
U. S. Rubber
do nfd ..
U. 8. Steel
do pfd ,
Western Union
Amer. I.ocomo
do pfd ,
IS
20',4
7.i
89 14
9214
12!i,
18)4
27
62
92
77 U
46
99'
854
215
KM
eu
1234
63T4
:::
1
I'T
91U
3H,
6S
Trust receipts. Ex-dlvldend.
Mew York Money Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Dec. 3. MONEY On call.
firm at 3V4fttj per cent; last loan nt 4V4 per
cent: ruling rate, ays per cent; prime mer
cuntllo pnper, 6 per cent.
STKni.lNfJ EXCHANGE Weak. with
actual business In bankers' bills at J4.87H1
4.87V4 for demand nnd at JI.8jHif4.84a4 for
sixty days; posicn mips, anu j-i.soi
cmnmerctal bills. Jl.S3VMH.S4.
SILVER uar. B4'4c; .Mexican oonars, oc,
BONDS Government, steady; state, in
active; railroad, Irregular,
Tho closing quotations on uonui are as
follows:
U S ref. 2s, reg.ipju
3x. rec,
,iua'
lOSVi
do
do
no coupuu '"57
do new 4s, reg..l39)
do coupon
do old 4s,
do coupon
do 6s. reg.,..,,..iu(j
do coupon 107'.4
Atch. gen. 4s 103.
do ndJ. 4s vh
I1HI, ,V Villi,, ir.Mlw,,
do 3V4S w4i
do conv. 4s. lOo'i
139U
reg.-UlH
112 1
.......107U1
107(4
L. & N. unl. 4S...102V4
Mex. Central 4s.. R3U
do Is Inu :w
ni. a at. ij. ih....ju,s
M., Iv. & T. 4s.. 98
do 2s Si:
N. Y. Central Is.lOuti
do gen. 3M.S. ...109U
V T ...... . .
No. Pacific 4s.. .105
UO dS..
N. & W.
Readlnc
St L & I M c. 3s.llf.i
tit. 1.. Sz S3. l in. 97'
iiijiiiu tn,..iu,i"n
. "c' 'ii.'.'.'.ic
? gen. 4s,. Wt 4
Canada So. 2s... ,1094 St, L. 8. W. 1s.. 97
Cent, of On. 5. . lot; , do 2s 794
do Is inc 75 8 A & A P 4s.... 89)4
Ches. & O. 4Us.. ,107V Ho. Pacific 4s 9:1
Chi. & A. 3V4.... 86USo. Railway 5s. .120)4
C, II IV II, JI7 IV J-UB, N,,,h,
C, & N. W. c. 7S.139 , Union Pacific 4s, 106)4
(.'., R. 1. & P. 4s,inj; t)n conv. 4s 106
CCC & 8 L g. 48.102H Wabaal) Is 1184
rnicago ier. i wj ill"
l o orauo no. is... no uen. j
D. & R. G. 4S....103U West Shore 4s. ...113?,
Erie prior 1. 4s,..pW4 W & L E 4s 9:-
do general 4s... Is. Central 4s.. 894
! W iv U l is,..,ltmii uiino, ion, is 831,
-IIOCK. VIII. irt..c"
""Bld7 Offered.
Ilnnk Clrnrlnara.
OMAHA, Dec. 3. Bank clearings today
Jl, 181, 855.37; correHpondliig ilay last ye-ir,
Jl,(W3,flB4.67: Increase. J9S,8l0.70.
BO8TON1 Dec. 3,-Clearlngs, J26.924,1U
tialancrs. Ki.Kii.tin.
NEW YORK. Dei 3.- Clearings, J345.513,
028: balances. J12,9.Vi,370.
(THICAOO. Dei . 3. -Clearings. J34.29S.556
balances, J2,1&S,969; posted exchange. J1.85JJ
,mmi; new ior nxenange, idc discount.
RT. IX1UI8. Dec. 3, -Clearlngs, Jl0.039.60fi
naiancns, i,.uB.Mcr, money. 4iTi4 per cent
New York cxchanKC. 15o tiremlum.
PUXLAD EL1TI IX. Dec. 3,-Clcarioge,
Bnaton stock (Inotatloni
BOSTON, Dec. 3,-Cflll loans. 4S5
loans, 5'if6 per cent.
ner
OfTlclal
, ...103
4s 81
Altoucz
Amalgamated .
Baltic
, Bingham
I HI. (V llVV.Iltli
Centennial
Copper Rnnge .
Dominion Coal.
Franklin
Islo Royale ....
.MOIiaWK
275iV
:a
93
42)i
92 V
20
lOulncV .....
Hnnta ro copper,
Trlmnuntaln .....
Trinity
United States ....
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine ,
:t3
,. 44
. 28
.26T
. 15V4
, 61
46U
.. In
. 33Vi
.150
,34
40
25
1H
.
"Sij
2
57
I.ondnn Stock Qtiotnt Ions.
IiONDON, Dec. 3.-4 p. m.-Closliig:
A. W 60t4
do nfd 94U
No. Pacific pfd.,.103V4
Ontario & W S5&4
rcnnsyivania
Reading
do 1st pfd,.,
do 2d pfd...
So. Railway ,
do pfd
Ho. Pacific ..,
Union Pacific
do pfd
U. 8. Steel...
In pfd
Wnbaah
do pfd
Spanish 4s....
Rand Mines ,
DcBcers
'4
.... 25
:::: 8
....611,
...,10t
.... 92V4
.... 43Vt
.... P.i
!.'!.' jou
io2
.... 4)4
BAR SILVER l'lat, 14 15-16d per ounce.
MONEY 3VIT3V4 per cent. The rate of
Iscount In thn open market for short bills
351 per cent: for three months' bills.
3f'i3?n per cent.
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
rnoenix
Poto.il
Ravage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hones .
Standard
,.. 12
..900
.. 70
3
8
40
300
Wool Mnrket.
LONDON, Dec. 3. WOOL The offerings
nt tho wool miction snles today num
bered 12,629 bales. Competition won
spirited. Sales In detnll: New South
W ales, 4,600 bales; scoured. 4V4dBls 4)4d:
greasy, 4)4fllR4d. Queensland, 2,200 bales;
scoured, hV4d Is 6Vjd ; greasy, 6!i8fld. Vic
toria, j. pairs; scoured, urais wsu;
greasy. 6'iflOd. South Australia. 900 bales:
scoured, tiVibJ; greasy, 3)iiiiSd. West Aus
tralia, 900 bales: scoured, 10d; greasy, 3
8)4d. New Zealand, 2.300 bales: Hcourcd,
9Hid: greasy, 274 gim. cape or uooa iiopo
and Natal, 500 bales; scoured, Idftls lVsd;
greasy, 34fi7id,
ST. i.uuiw, nec. 3. wuuir- uuiet at
asy prices; medium grades, ISWdW'c;
ght tine. 12V415c: heavy fine. lCKffl2c: tub
washed. 14fi24)4c.
BOSTON, Dec. 3. WOOl, The wool mar
ket maintains a firm tone, with favorable
nndltlous. Territory wools sell on the
scoured basis of 12if43o for good lots of
flno medium, with line medium at 45e nnd
staples at IfifttSi;. Fleece wools arc more
activo. Ohio delaine sold at 28ff28)4c nnd
best lots arc held nt 29c. Australian wools
nro quoted ot 360 for quarter-blood cross-
lired, wnn merinos at luyisc. lerritory
wool sold firm ynd buyers nro paying on
tho scored basis of 4243c for good lots of
flno medium, with lino nt 45c and stuplo
wools nt 46480. Texas wools aro firm on
the scoured basis of 47W-48C, with north
spring California at 4MH8c. Oregon wools
are steady on thn basis of 4UN4c for line
medium and fine, with Valley nt 35ig38c and
staple at AhWisey Homo good lines or Aus
tralian wools ilinve been sold hero this
week, one sale of 1,500 bales being reported.
About 36c clean Is quoted ror quarter-
hlnnrl crossbred, with merinos nt i0w72c:
scoured and superior comblngood, nt 45
47c and averago' nt 62Cd66c. There has been
more doing in fleece wools tno last weeK.
Sales of Ohio washed delaine have been
mndo nt 28iJ28V4c and best lots are now
held at 29c In many Instances, No. 1 washed
Ohio fleeces have sold at 26c, with XX and
above quoted at 2&?T28)4c.
Hngnr Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3.-8UGAR-Flrm:
open kettle. 2Hc; open kettle centrifugal,
SVMffl'.ic; centrifugal granulated, 4)i5i5V4c;
Whites. .I?4JUi jcuunn, 011741;; m'ciniuif.
.Hie. Molasses, steady: open kettle. 25320:
centrifugal. 9?i20c. Syrup, ateady. 24(829c.
NEW yukk, uec. a. HijiiAit itaw,
firm: fair refltilng. 3)ic; centrifugal, 96 test,
34c; molasses sugar, 3c, Rctlned, Arm;
crushed. D.wo; nowuiireu, on; unuiuiumi,
4.90c. Molnsses, steady. Tho directors of
thn Amer can Sugar Rctinlng company
have declared the usual dividend ot 1 per
riit nn na common siock tor tne nuarter
and of the regular quarterly cuvioona or 14
per cent on lis preferred siock.
w York Dry Goods Market,
NEW YORK, Dec. 3. The government
report on the cotton crop hns caused a
number of sellers to withdraw from tho
market for tho tlmo being, but the de
mand has not yet Increased to nn appre.
clablo. extent. The general tono In cotton
goods Is firm nt the close- and prices havo
an upward tendency In staple lines. There
has been practically nothing offered In
the print cloths division.
MANCHESTER. Dec. 3. CLOTHS-Dull.
with a moderate inquiry; yarns, quiet and
steady.
THE nEAI.TY MARKET
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tuesday,
December a:
Warranty Deeda.
Annie Meyers and husband to Peter
Hotn, lot -J, uiock 3, Aiongni s
Annex J 1,000
Peter Graven and wire to tenser
Klockner. lot 23. h ock 0. West Side.
J. J. Berger nnd wife to E. M. Shn-
nun. h,4 se'i sou sei ,.io-i.i
E. M. Shahan and husband to D. 11.
Shandv. same ...
E. J. Thompson to John Toft ot al. lot
niocK . van camp s ana
C. F. Doll to A. J. Sloup, lot 30, block
9. Kountzes 3d add
Union Pacific Railway company to A,
11. llrown, lot 1, in i3-ib
H. E. Ralney to J. P. Flnley. lots 11
nnd 12. block 4. Reed's 5th add
John Christen and wlfo to H. C. Gets-
cher, s4 ne'i or the iieserve in west
Albright
Omaha Loan and Trust company to
Omaha National bank, lots , c and
7, block 181; lots 2, 3 nnd 4, block 187,
Omnhn
Same to same, lot 7. block 136. same...
Samo to same, w 1-3 lot 7, block 122,
same ,
Samo to same, ne'J 36-15-12 (except
15 ncres), w 39 acres swii so4 s-m-
13. nnd other property 32.000
Same to Omahu Loan nnd Trust Com
pany Havings pang, 101 11, uiock 7,
Walnut Hill 1
Samo to same, w 1-3 lot 6, block 123,
Omaha
Samo to same, lots 13 and H, block 19,
Wilcox's 2d mid
Same to same, e 1-3 lot 3, block 60,
Omaha
Same to same, lot 13, Coburu's sub
dlv Same to same, lot 12, Ford's Sara
toga add
Same to same, 0 100 feet of s 44 feet
lot 7, block 101, Omaha
Samo to same, lot 14, block 15, Wal
nut Hill
Same to same, lot 9, block 7, 1st adrl
to South Omnhn
Benedict Haas to B. Kramer, n loo
feet lot 69, S, E. Rogers, Oklahoma,
and a tract at nw corner lot 12,
Shull's add
Maria Stewart to Philadelphia Mort
gage and Trust company, lot 1, block
2014, Omaha
Clnlm Deeds,
OMAHA LITE STOCl MARKET
Dimaitl fr OtttU Nat u Iriik tad Td-
tnoj f Prioii Downward,
BIG RUN OF HOGS BROKE PRICES
Choicer, hrndes nf Sheep nnd l.nmlis
Hold Aliont fltendr. lint Feeling
on Lntulia nnd Unfi Wna
a Little Wcnk.
Rrcelnts wetei Cattle.
Official Monday .1.021
Offlclnl Tuesday 4,62
Two days this week... 7.619
oamc days last week.. 9,730
Same week before 11,023
Samo three weeks ago.11,311
Same four weeks ago. 8,851
Same days last year.. 6,177
Averace nrlccs nnlil fnr
Omaha tho past several days, with com
parisons:
Hogs.
8,(31)
17,360
26,0'.
22,019
22,38:
15,17.1
7,611
11,662
bogs ut
Sheep.
I.l!
,M
"Vl'Oi
8,240
23.664
3S.O!0
24,28
11,739
South
Date. 11901. 1900.1899.1893,:l597.MS9'5.lb95.
Nov. 1....
Nov. 2....
Nov. 3....
Nov. 4....
Nov. 6....
Nov. 6....
Nov. 7.,..
Nov. 8....
Nov. 9....
Nov. 10...
Nov. 11...
Nov. 12...
Nov. 13...
Nov. 14...
Nov. 15...
Nov. 1...
Nov. 17...
Nov. 18...
rov. i,. ,
NOV. 20...
Nov. 21...
NOV. 22...
rov. 23..
Nov. 24..
Nov, 25...
JNOV. ZS..
Nov. 27..
NOV. 28..
Nov. 29..
Nov. 30..
Dec. 1,..
Dee. 2...
Dec. 3...
6 63)4
6 63)4
a ii
5 81
5 75Vi'
0 fc6
D IO'4
78i
6 85)4
b V)
4 51 4 CI 3 SI 3 29 8 41
4 CO 4 04 3 45 3 41 3 27 3 44
4 66 t4 04 3 45 3 4.1 3 30
4 02 3 51 3 43 3 31 3 34
4 66 3 52 3 44 3 21 3 3t
4 64 4 01 3 46 3 17 3 36
4 67 4 02 3 55 3 23 3 45
4 71 4 03 3 52 3 51 3 IS
4 t 4 0J 3 4i 8 41 3 28 3 31
4 74 4 W a 47 3 31 3 27
4 02 3 41 3 32 3 17 3 31
4 81 3 44 3 3i 3 22 3 45
4 74 3 94 3 34 3 23 3 44
4 87 3 2 3 41 S 23 8 45
4 82 3 90 3 3 3 27 3 1
4 90 t 84 3 35 3 31 3 18 3 45
4 82 3 87 3 36 3 32 3 11
3 (6 3 35 3 32 3 14 3 41
4 78 3 22 3 34 3 16 3 39
4 75 3 88 3 34 3 13 3 43
A 78 3 89 3 31 3 15 3 42
76 3 86 3 37 3 39 3 3J
4 78 3 85 3 44 3 27 3 21 3 41
5 86 3 82 3 46 3 27 3 21
3 77 3 3S 3 30 3 16 3 46
4 87 3 23 3 21 3 24 3 50
4 76 3 76 3 28 3 25 3 43
4 71 3 73 3 20 3 32 3 37
4 74 3 68 3 19 3 30 '
4 69 4 71( 3 2I( 3 27 3 38 3 40
4 63 3 71 3 25 3 23 3 19
1 3 76 3 21 3 25 3 09 3 .15
4 6II 3 23 S 19 3 23 3 42
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
. The ofllcUl number of ciuh of stock
brought In today by each road was
Cattle. Hogs,
C M. & St. P. tlv.
Wabash
Missouri Pacific Ry....
Union Ponlflo system...
C. & N. W. Ry
F.. E. ft M. V. R. II....
C St. P.. M. & O. Ry.
H. ti ,M. R. Ilv
C B. & 43. Ry
K. C. A St. J
C R. I. & P.. east
C. R. I. it P., west
Illinois central
Total receipts
10
.. 1
.. t
,. 43
.. 6
.. 26
.. 12
.. 49
.. 21
.. 3
.. s
.. 17
.. 1
.loi
13
7
S
37
2S
51
17
28
21
21
3
I
2M
Hhoepj
18
The disposition of the day a receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hoes. Sheen.
Omaha Packing Co 491 2,621 1S6
G. II. Hammond Co 741
tswlft and company t 801- 3,507 1.J78
Ciidahy Packing Co fi.13 P.ooi 1,297
Armour & Co 512 5,674 15S
R. Becker & Degan 73
Vansant & C 95
Lobmnn it Co 11
W. 1. Stephei II
Hill & Huntzlnger 24
Benton & Underwood .... 47
Livingstone & Schnller... 120
Hamilton & Rothschild... 29
L. F. Husz 24
II. L. Dennis & Co 15
Hobblck 26
Wolf & M 19
S. & 8 761
Other buyers 221
Totals
...3,995 17.570
400
bit)
600
!,900
3,500
1,100
10,0ft)
15,000
4,000
1,000
1.317
1,136
CATTLE Receipts or cattle today wero
fairly liberal, but the quality of the offer
ings was not very good. Good to choice
corn fed steers In particular wero scarce
and In reality there were no finished cattle
on the market. Advices from other points:
wero not very encouraging to the selling
Interests and as a result buyers took ad
vantage ot thn opportunity to pound tho
market wherever they could. It was rather
late beforo anything like a clearance wns
made.
Tho better grades of corn fed steers did
not sell fco much different from yesterday.
but aside from those the mnrket wan rather
slow nnd In n good many cases sales
looked a llttln lower than tho samo kind
of cattle sold for yesterday. The trade
lacked the snap nnd firmness that has
characterized it of late.
The cow market was vcrv uneven this
morning. In somo cases sales were made
that were fully steady, while In other In
stances cattlo sold fully a dime lower. Tho
netter grades or course moveu more treeiy
and ns a rule brought right around steady
R rices. Tho medium kinds and ennners,
owever, sold unevenly nnd were all tho
way from steady to a big dime lower.
There was an active demand this morn
Ing for corn fed bulls nt steady prices, but
the thin and common kinds were neglected
Veal calves sold at steady prices, und so
ulsn did stairs.
There were very few stockers and feeders
on salo today, but there was nn active do
mand for anything at all good. Where
thorn was a full load buyers paid good,
strong prices for them, but small bunches
nt eniirm. illrl not clninco hands no readily.
Common kinds were neglected tho same as
usual and did not sen any moro man
steady.
Western range steers brought closo to
steady prices where the quality wns good,
but common kinds were neglected. Range
rnwn nnri stockers and feeders fluctuated
Just about the samo as Is noted abovo for
tno natives, iwrprmriuun!? naiuo
BEEF STEERS.
No.
11....
5....
17....
9....
2, , , ,
1....
1....
1....
1....
60....
10....
38....
13....
21....
14....
33....
12,...
20....
10....
3....
Av.
8611
916
1123
1010
1055
900
1440
980
1640
904
982
1095
910
1048
1005
1115
970
1034
.1027
.1220
Pr.
3 23
3 25
:i 85
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
4 00
4 10
4 25
4 35
4 35
4 X,
4 50
4 50
4 60
4 60
No.
1
ii!!i
21...
17...
22...
50...
1...
o
lii!.'!
6,.,
38...
14...
18..,
53...
11..,
19..,
41..,
35..,
29..,
Av.
1285
1175
lift)
1007
875
1116
1110
1200
1038
1266
1158
1287
1231
1207
1204
1505
1277
1195
1310
Pr.
4 UO
4 65
4 h5
4 65
4 70
4 75
4 75
4 85
4 85
5 no
5 00
5 10
5 t'5
5 3T,
5 60
5 60
5 65
5 75
6 10
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
4..
16..
500
(lull
tlaebte
lot 23,
August
Roth.
Annex
J. C. lUHit to L,
baugh Place. .
nnd wife
block 3,
to Peter
Albright's
M. Root, lot 6, Htme-
8.500
Dreda.
City of Omaha to .1. R. Buchanan, s
33 fret lot 9. block 1, Jerome park,..,
Sheriff to Mary Rosso, sV of wV4
block 16. 8. E. Rogers' add nnd a 30
foot strip adjoining
Same to Omaha HavlngH bank, lot 2,
block 9, E. V. Smith's add
Same, to same, lot 21, block 6, Koiintze
tt R.'p add
1.450
2,(O0
6.925
Total amount of transfers;
l
1
1
10
1
1
1
13
2
4'....,
14
1
1
1....,
2
1
4....,
1
2
1
4....
10....,
1....
6,,..
8....
1....,
7....
4....
1....
22.'!"
19....
673
.1030
780
1050
790
960
1030
730
980
850
965
...v.1055
940
920
940
1000
960
10GO
937
1020
1075
1240
832
835
1030
1085
946
1210
1082
1137
750
945
795
915
1082
4 00
6 70
(
1 25
2 00
2 no
2 00
2 no
2 25
1 n".
2 30
2 30
2 30
2 35
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 50
2 50
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
1 75
2 75
2 SO
2 SS
2 85
2 85
IS..
COWS.
24...
6...
.1012 3 60
...1005
...1020
...1155
...1090
...120S
...1161
...1003
...1230
...1280
...1360
...1OI0
...1375
...1260
...1010
... 870
... 930
...1125
...1010
...1103
1 1120
9J0 2.8.-.
6 290
1
6
6
14 ,
1
1
1
25
'i
T'.!"!!
13
4
6
12
8
15
9..
8
o
t::::::
1
t.'.'.'.'.'.
1
3 ,
23
IS
1
6
1
10
2...,
1' '
V.'.'.
...1188
,...1017
.... 800
....1320
....1200
....1105
.... 003
.... 9110
.... 953
....1000
....1090
....1075
COW 0 AND UKIFERS.
00
:t 00
3 no
3 1.1
3 is
3 13
3 15
3 15
3 20
3 20
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 40
3 60
3 60
3 50
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
.1 55
3 55
t 00
4 00
4 00
4 20
4 50
1...,
1..
1..
1..
26..
1..
3 35 1 750 4 10
HEIFERS.
2 25 3
2 6'i 1
3 00 6
3 20 1
3 50 '3
BULLS.
2 10 1
2 10 2
2 10 1
2 60 I
2 60 1
2 50 I
2 85 1
2 90 1
3 00 1
3 25
CALVES,
3 15 1
4 25 1
5 00 I
STAGS.
1320 3 75 1 1680 3 75
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
UO 1 Ml 6 615 2 90
7tt 2 75 7 6X4 2 90
8TOCKKHS AND FEEDERS.
741
...940
... 612
... 820
... 940
... 910
...1220
... 950
...1370
...1401
...1370
... 640
...1560
... 9S0
...1190
...1000
... 375
... 170
... 125
.... 913
. ... 930
.... 765
....1200
....1260
....1120
.,..1535
....1310
....1640
....1030
....1580
....1700
....1390
. . . .1550
190
140
160
3 50
3 50
4 40
4 S5
6 no
3 35
.1 50
.1 60
3 60
3 85
3 93
4 m
4 on
5 50
6' 75
6 no
670
520
nv5
E20
2 no
2 00
3 on
3 15
a 25
6.
1
2
14
1.
604
..1020
.. 735
.. 45
.. COO
3 f.fi
X 6d
3 60
3 60
3 00
S96
292
331
STOCK CALVES.
r.v 3 no 10
art 2 00 4
3 200 2 60 6
ki:ijh.hiyA.
ficows 923 2 35 15 feeders.. 1026
3 cows 9VI 2 75 I feeder. ..1370
2 feeders., 7W 2 75 1 feeder.. .1090
i.lIKe I'ntllips Neb.
16 cows 1086 3 O) .1 cows... 10SO
1 r .1 ( n 1 A t .n.w.
1 luciiuio, , i'l IV 1 mrvi . , ,,,iv
E. M. Scarlc Neb,
4.1 rows 1083 3 05 1 feeder... 1070
9 feeders., 852 3 65 1 rceiler... 810
,.920 2 25 1 COW 1130
, . 9.T0 2 90 1 COW 800
.1. N. It, Jones-S. D.
.. 748 3 10 2 feeders.. 1110
..1063 3 60 2 feeders.. SCO
. . 50 2 00
A. Otls-P, D.
P feeders. .In61 II 65 28 cows. ...1023
t no
WYOMING.
1 stoer loso
1 steer 1140
17 cows 550
tcers.
ii steers.
oiows...
.lots
.1016
. 666
16 steers. ...1213 4 20 1 stoer WW) 4 20
4 20 1 steer 1140 4 2n
3 40 17 cow 850 3 10
2 40
1. 11. R, Hale-W'yi).
Meows ... 870 2 70 1 bull 1270 2 30
1 feeder... 920 3 25
HOGS There was nn enormous run of
hoes today at all market iinltifs und.ns n
result theM wa 11 break In prices. At this
point receipts were tno heaviest 111 somo
time and in fact this was cine of the bis
days 111 the history of the yards. In view
of thn liberal lccelpts packers did not
have to hurry about tilling the r orders
and started nut bidding just about 10c
lower than yesterday on the good heavy
welchts. Thcv did not mint tn nut' over
J8.9't for the best grades and ns seller's were
nsklng more money few londj changed
hands until the morning wns well ad
vanced. On lightweight stuff no bids nt nil
were madn oil the onefillii: market. When
srllors finally did cut loose It was found
that the heavyweights wero sclllnir rlcht
around J5.90 and a few sold from that up
to J6.00, with the. medium weights bringing
about J5.85. Light hogs sold from Jo.S2'-i
down. It was very dllllcillt, however, to
dispose of tho light hogs, ns there, wero
enough of the heavyweights to supply the
demand. H wns very lato belore anything
like a clearance was made. Rcprcscntullvo
snies
953
790
8.11
673
676
770
3 25
3 23
3 2.1
3 30
3 40
3 40
IS. . ..
13 . .,
S
1 ....
. 751
. SIS
. 864
.1050
. 791
3 TS
3 75
3 SO
3 SO
4 05
2 90
3 60
3 75
4 cows...
15 cons...
cows..,
19 cows..,
1 steer..,
6 cows
991
3 70
3 25
3 00
2 50
3 10
3 65
3 00
2 50
1 90
1 33
No.
105.
12S.
182.
104.
109,
97..
101.
90..
74,.
Av. Sh. Pr.
.118 80 4 90
.138 ... 5 2.1
..125 80 G Ot
I,
62.
SO.
81..
7
76! i
86.
65.,
76. ,
13.
6S.,
SO. ,
69.
US,
.153
.172
.179
161
182
190
213
177
:::::SJ
209
2iO
190
201
211
....211
....300
....197
....197
....237
O-Tt
42 iff,
:6..
76...
62....
411....
89
1..
58..,
60..,
73..,
61..,
61..,
91...
;is...
31...
.21 1
.202
.192
.243
.245
.219
279
..207
..2.17
"5ns
...179
...2.17
...2(1
...25
...295
...271
...223
...31:
10
40
200
SO
Ml
2S0
120
40
120
2S0
10
40
160
160
120
160
80
4K)
SO
40
80
160
SO
160
160
5 70
B 70
r. 70
6 70
5 75
0 75
a 75
5 75
6 7714
5 SO'
6 80
5 SO
5 80
5 S21&
6 85
5 85
6 85
5 S3
5 85
5 85
6 85
r, S3
fi 85
5 85
5 81
S 83
5 S3
6 So
r. S7U
5 87(J
6 87,
ni
6 87t
6 87(5
No.
79....
33....
a....
w....
so....
s....
A. Sh.
.210 320
1.7..
m..
65..
61
63
fit.
67.
67.
62.
70.
50,
74.
51.
51.
53. . .
65...
49...
...
67...
67...
17...
Ut...
12...
64...
66...
IB...
67...
Id.
302
.292
.266
.223
.210
.214
.236
.275
.314
:6
279
230
256
350
237
269
517
261
2S7
311
375
299
..S.257
IS
. .271
...333
. .277
..314
,..:(
,..291
...250
, . .285
. .228
52 301
..296
..291
..337
Pr.
3 90 '
5 M
5 90
3 90
5 9i)
5 90
5 90
5 91)
6 90
5 90
5 !)
5 90
5 90
6 !)
5 90
5 90
5 90
6 tl
5 90
5 !)
5 90
5 92H
6 07(i
5 921;,
6 92
SO 6 92' 5
41 r. n'tlT
5 92 U
5 95
5 91
5 95
6 95
5 93
5 93
6 91
5 9 .7
6 95
6 00
6 0))
6 no
6 no
6 OJi-i
6 05
6 10
240
1(
40
120
160
200
120
160
120
40
120
)
120
210
SO
If A
2ml
l6
40
260
SO
130
200
ifti
10
so
So
120
'so
80
11
9 !;. . .
5 87V.. 46...
fi 871- 26 391
5 S7( 6.1 360
5 90 66 291
5 ! 47 373
691) 61 314
5 90 41 39.1
SHEEP Tllniv. n-ne nnl ,.,.,! .. !
sheep and lambs In the yards thli morning.
j uiui me ocuop grades sold nt not r.ir
from steady prices. The quality of the
ofTerlngH us a whole wos better today
than for somo little time. Somo 'light
weight fed vcarl iiith unlH nu hliri, u tin-.
and 11 bunch of fed native lambs brought
J I.6.1, and ewes sold up to J3.30.
quotations: Choice yearlings. J.1.6fc&3.75:
fair tn good yearlings, J3.254T3.50; choice
Wfitnnrii. J.I V-KiH.t fji r,,i tn ,.n,i ......
J2.90ff3.2o; cholco owes, J2.90ij3.2j; fair to
,f?0fl pes. J2.40ff2.90; common owes, Jl.OOf?
2.00: choice lambs. Jl.r.75: fair to good
iiiiiiun, i.-oihi.oi; teener wctners. J2.90tl3.15:
ifI9ir per lb, Cables unchanged, .export.
todai . 810 beeves. 1.72S sheep nnd 4.JM quar
ters of beef. Calves, receipts. 110 hnail;
1. 1?.. 1..; nla anlil nt 75lSo rMr u Ibli
nbout i25 calves unsold, city dressed vcalJ.
TOli&fi" AND -LAMBS-Recclpts. I.fiJ
hcadr sheep steady: lambs, very firm .
sheep sold nt .Hrut.u) num-a. "'"''t
Dqi3i; nui ivii ...,.
dressed muttons, &t9c per
lamb. 1 Sc. , , ...... ,.
HOOS-Recclpts, 1,517 held;
steady.
nominally
lambs, 3.2500.75. Representative
feeder
sa os
No.
) buck .
1 buck ,
1 buck
416 fed ewes
to native ewes
65 native ewes
35 native ewes
15 native ewes
I native wether
473 native fed yearlings
12 natlvn lambs
6 native lambs
271 nntlvn lambs
IS native lambs
54 native lambs
55 native lambs
bucks ,
buck
ewes
native ewes
cull lambs ,
cull lambs
native ewes
Mexican ewes
653 Mexican owes nnd wethers
82 Mexican yearlings
10 Mexican lambs
61 native lambs
38 nntlvo lambs
22 native lambs
1 native lamb
AV.
130
, 220
, 170
, 11.1
, 131
, 125
, 131
, 124
, UO
, 88
, 69
' 5!1
73
. 81
. 9S
, 93
. 175
. 190
, 101
, 102
. 6.1
. 60
. 125
. SO
. 10H
. 65
. 60
. 66
. 79
. &S
. 100
Pr.
2 no
2 50
2 SO
3 on
3 25
3 30
3 30
3 30
.' 60
3 sr.
4 25
4 21
t 35
I 60
I m
4 66
3 no
3 Of)
3 no
3 13
3 25
3 2.1
3 25
3 50
3 65
3 75
4 no
4 4l
4 10
4 .VI
4 75
FEVERISH OVER SHORTAGE
Cotton Exchange Is (7onvn1sed When
(internment Estlmnle Is
Disclosed.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3. Trading on thn
local Cotton exchange today was convuled
by the publication nt noon of the govern
ment's estimate of a short cotton crop for
the year. Tho figures wero 9.674,f") bales,
or nearly 2,0u0,0oo bales less thnn tho tradn
generally expected. Cotton Jumped J2 a
bale In as many minutes, amid scenes of
excitement rnrely seen. Brokers fought
with each other to cover short contrncts
and the pit brenmo a pandemonium for sev
eral minutes nrter the lejiort was received.
For three hours thereafter the volume uf
business transacted was enormous. After
thn first sharp advance nf nearly 40 polnti
a slump developed which carried price
nenrly halt tho way back to the quotations
prevailing before the llgures were mndo
known. Before the close, however, the
loss was regained nnd prices were nt their
highest
The market was exceedingly feverlh dur
ing the morning trading nnd brokers wero
disinclined to enter Into any commitments
prior to the publication of the government
report. The principal options were selling
about at 7.60 rents a pound, Within thrro
minutes nfter the opening wos recorded ad
vances of to points were recorded In all
the options. Every one talked 8-rent cottoti
and when the market closed brokers wero
wondering what Influence the report would
havo on the Liverpool market, for It s
generally understood that Liverpool esti
mates were exccexllngly bearish. The
houses with wire connoetlons In the south
did an Immense amount of business, mainly
profit-taking.
Cotton Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL, Dee. 3.-COTTON-Spot,
fair demand; prices firmer: American mid
dling, 4 5-16d. the sales .of tho day wero
9.nno bales, of whlrh 60O were for fcpeeilla
tlon nnd export and Included 8,600 Amer
ican: receipts. .WW bales. Including 8.1.W
American, Futures opened qulot and cloert
very steady. American middling, g. o, c .
December. 4 1l.6iyi 15.04d. sellers; Decem
ber and January. 12-64Q4 1364d, buyers;
January nnd February. 1 ll-64fJ4 12-64d.
buyers; February and March. I l'-6d, buy
ers; March and April. I IO-64'ii4 H.6I1I, buy
ers; April nnd Mny. 4 lo-rtlfji 11-6ld, ellers:
Mny nnd June, 4 1061 jf l ll-6ld, sellers:
June and July, 1 10-6(d, buyers: July and
August, 1 10.6(d, buyers; August and Sep
tember. 4 6.6I1I. value,
NEW YORK. Dint 3.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet and 'e hlslicr; middling up
lands, S6-16C; middling gulf, S9-16n: sales,
none. Futures closed tlrm; December.
7,99c; January, 7.99c: February, 7.99c;
March. 7.99c: April. 7.9Se: May, 7.99c; June,
7.9So: July. 7.96c; August. 7,Sc.
ST. LOlttS. Decv 3.-COTTON-F1rm and
i,Ac higher: middling. 7Sc; snles. Wrt bales;
receipts. 6.31S bales; shipments, 6,990 bales;
stock. 51.211 bales.
GALVESTON, Tex., Dec. 3.-COTTON-Qulot
nt 7he.
NEW OltLEANS. Dee, 3.-COTTON-Spot,
firm: sales, to.noo bales; ordinary.
fifi-lBc; good ordinary, 613-16o: low mid
dling. 7c; middling, 7140; good middling,
8c; middling fair, S7-16V. Futures tlrm:
December, 7.SSfl7.S9e; January. 7.S3'!?7.S4c;
February. 7.85c; March. 7.84fl 7.85c: April,
7.SKn7.S5c; May, 7,84ft7.S3c: July, 7.8437.SJc;
July. 7.S5fr7.S7c; receipts. lS.SlS. bales; stork,
273,1.62 bales.
1
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Dec. 3,-COFFEE-pol.
Rio. easy; No. 7 Invoice. 6lic; mild, steady:
Cordova, VfiW. The market for futures
ns fnr as speculation wan concerned was
nil alone today. Tho opening wns officially
called steady at a decline of 5 to 15 points
under selling ny longs nnti snorts.
prompted by adverse European and Bra
zilian inaraet reports 11 nn a siuggisn spot
market. Trading throughout the day was,
slow and values fnlled to vary materially.
A steady undertone prevailed, nowever, hh
predictions pointed to a liberal increase In
world's vlHlblo supply figures. Thn mar
ket wns finally steady In tone at a net loss
of ivfiu points, waies were ino,.'&ii nags on
tno call and ror tne 11111 session wero :.n"n
bngs, Including: March, 6.70c: Mny; 6S5ifi
.90c: June, 7.00c; juiy. i.odc: August, r.ific:
September, 7.25c.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
t'nttle Sternly Unas Lower fnr Bulk'
Sheep Lower.
CHICAGO. I Dec. 3.-CATTLE-Hcrelpts,
9.000 head. 100 Texans nnd 100 westerns:
steady: good to prime, J6.35'ij'7,30; poor to
medium, J3.90U6.00: stockers and feeders,
J2.0OS'4.25; cows, Jl.25g4.75; heifers, J2.60r3
5.50; cows. Jl.25frI2.50; bulls. J2.004H.50;
calves. J2.50JjC.6O; Texns fed steers, J5.15.
HOGS Receipts today. 60,000 head; to
morrow, 65.000 head; left over, 12.0o0 heud;
mnrket eiioo lower for bulk; mixed and
butchers, J5.65Q6.10; good to cholco heavy,
J5.8tXnX5.15; rough heavy, JS.40'h0.65; light,
J5.00GP5.85; bulk of sales. J5.75fl5.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS, Receipts, 27,000
head; weak; lambs, 10c lower; good to
cholco wethers, J3.50fjf4.25; fair to choice
mixed, J2.75fi3.50: western sheep, J3.0niS4.00;
native lambs, J2.50ff4.90; western Inmbs,
J2.O0a'l.25.
Kniiaua City Live Stock .Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 3. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,500 natives, 500 Texans, 300 calves:
markot strong: cholco export and dressed
beef steers, $5.Soiff6.45; fair to good, J4.65f3
5.75; stockers and feeders, J3.O0fM4.4O; west
ern fed steers, J4.75tJt6.O0; western rango
steers, J3.5057l.50; Texas and Indian steers,
J3.00gl.85: Texns cows, J1.75S3.25; native
cows, J2.&0-4.&0; heifers; J3.00ti6.25; can
ners. J1.75fl2.l0; hulls, J2.23f?f4.35; calves,
J3.0O35.60.
HOGS Receipts. 25,000 head; market
10c lower: top, JG.30: bulk of sales, J5.701t
6.15: heavy, JG.16t(?6.30; mixed packers, J5.90
i.15; light. Jj.40J7.05: pigs. Jt.501JC.33.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.000
head: market strong to 10c higher; natlvo
lambs, J4.60fJH.6r;: western lambs, J4.00Ji4.65;
native wethers, J3.255s1.75: western wothers,
J.l.00g0.60: owes, J2.85Jjf3.40; culls and feed
ers, Jl.60f5C.23.
St. l.nnls Lire Stock .Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec, 3,CATTLE-Recepts,
5.700 head, Including 2,400 Texans: natlvo
shlnntnir and export steers. J5.0OH6.33;
dressed beef and butchers steers. JI.Oojv
6.15; steers under l.Ono lbs., J3.25JjO.23:
stockors and feeders, J2.45J73.fiG; cows and
heifers, J2.0OJjfi.00; dinners. J1.60J72.60; bulls,
J2.40fxW.6O; Texas and Indian steers, fed,
Jl.15Ji6.3G: grasscrs, J3.154-I.25; cows and
heifers. I2.30ffi3.50.
HOGS Receipts. 11,500 head: market 10c
lower: pigs and lights, J5.5OJ7u.70; packors,
t560fS5.7f,: hutchorx. J5.S5fil6.12V4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts. 2.300
head: market steady; native muttons, J3.25
(J73.75: lambs, J4.OOJi4.80; culls and bucks,
'J1.W3.25.
SI. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dec. 3. CATTLE Re
pintn. 2.000 bead, steady: natives. J.1.3Mr
7.00: cows and heifers. Jl.26JiC.60: veals, J2.60
u.:z; nulla ami hijihh, ..nu.w, smcitcrs
and feeders. J2.00J74.30.
HOGS Receipts. 16,000 head: 10c lowor:
light nnd light mixed, J3.70J6.10; medium
and heavy. J5.85Jifi.26; pigs. J3.30JH.60.
SHEEP-Recelpts, 800 head; strong to 10c
higher.
Stuck In Sight.
The following table shows the recelptx of
cattle, nogs anu sneep in tne nvo principal
niaraeis n.r wci-cmucr .1;
Cattlo.
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City .
SI. Louis
Joseph
St,
4,628
9,200
9,000
6,700
3,000
Hogs.
17,:a
60,000
26,0(Xl
11,600
16.000
Sheep,
4,6f
27.000
2,000
2.3(0
imo
OH nnd Rosin.
OIL CITY. Deci 3.-OIL-Credlt balanres.
J1.30; certificates, no bid; shipments. 90.89T,
bbls.; avcruge, 80.653 bbls.; runs, S6.1S3 bbls.;
...,nrn win ill F.n I1I1U
TOLEDO, Dec. 3.-OIL North Lima. 9tc;
South Lima and Indiana, S9c.
NEW YUltK. uec. a. uu, rottonsoed.
steady: prime yellow. 36i,4e. Petroleum,
dull. Rosin, steady. Turpentine, steady.
LONDON. Dec. 3. 01 L Calcutta nsenl.
spot, 65c; linseed, 30s 9d,
Krnpornfed Apples nnd Dried Frultx.
NEW TORK. Dec. 3. EVAPORATED
APPLES Trading In the market for.evnpo-
rated nppies was moderately active today.
Texns Oil Xrita.
Tho Investment News. Nov. 25: ,
"Tho world's biggest refinery About tn
ho completed nt Orange, Tex,, 20 miles
from Reaumont, Tex. Capacity, 23,000.000
barrels.
"Tho largest oil refining nnd reduction
works In tho world will bo built In this
town (Orange. Tex.) by thn big syndicates
operating In tho Beaumont oil fields. Tho
project Is n most stupendous one. Includ
ing plans for tankage nnd accommodating
25,000,000 Imrrcls of oil.
"This compnny will occupy 2,000 acres
of ground for tho purpose of building tank
age and refinery. Tho total capitalization
of this reflnory will exceed $2,000,000 and
the dally capacity will be 2,600 barrels of
refined oil to start with and tho capacity
will be Increased as rapidly as necessary
to keep pace with the great development
of theso oil fields."
The Omaha-Texas Oil company Is Inter
ested In this project In that It will give us
a ready market for crude oil for refining
purposes. This means additional profits
for holders In Omaha-Texas Oil company
stock, as everything that Is good for the
Omaha-Texas Oil company Is good for Its
shareholders and means profit's accord
ingly. A few moro shares can be had" nt 25
cents on the dollar. Get in quick before It
Is too late,
Address the Omaha-Texas Oil company,
Council Bluffs, In., or call at their office,
room 406 Sapp block, and learn full particulars.
S5.00 A MONTH
SPECIALIST
In
All Diseases and
Ulssrders of Men
10 yatrs In Omaha
VARICOCELE and
HYDROCELE ourao.
Method naw, without
catting. d4c jt loi
of time.
CVDUI I erardforlllaanathpoiao
OirniklO taoTouxbly claaniad rrOM
thaijium. Boon every sign and symptom
ulsappeara completely and forarer. Na
"BREAKING OUT" of the dlseaae on tna akin
or face. Treatment contains no daagarous
drcgi or lnjurlotu medicine.
WEAK MEN frora Exeeasaa or Viotimi
to TfEiiToua DaxiUTT or RUM CRTIO,
WlSTtSO WMAKXIS8 With KMLT Da CAT la
Yoono and Minm.a Aoed, lack of Tim, vigor
and strength, with organs Impaired and weah.
STRICTURE cured with a naw Horn
Treatment. No pain, no detention from bod
mi a. Kidney and niaddar Troanlas.
Call ononoraddreaa IIOSo.l 4th St
Dr. Siarlis I Siarlu. Om&Mt. Mb.
Totals
31,628 129,860 .Hi,7n6
New Vnrk 1,1 vr Stock Market,
NEW YORK, Dee. 3 CATTLE Re.
ccipts, 80 head; uu voles; general raJcjs, 614
Boyd CommisBion Co
Bucceaaors to jasoca C Bart ft O.,
OMAHA. NUB.
COMMISBION
grain, rnovivioja AXD ITOCXS.
wi ttf Treula VaUalfULB.
direct wtraa to Cbicaco an4 Naw Task