Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1005.
V
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
iJeliTeries
ire Email ia
end Wheat.
Bo'.h Corn
STRENGTH DEVELOPS IN THE WHOLE LIST
,ews from Argentina More favorable
-Mhvrli la Torn Attempt to
('rr Price Current Call
Conditions FoToroble.
em. $1. Trim timothy, $3.30. Clover, cen
tred grsdc $n oM.', 25.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per ohl., H3.40
fl 1.1.30. Ird, per lbs., $7.30ii7.32. Short
lib tides (loneei. $7 ."&7.12H; short clear
ebbs (boxed), $7.12ii7.25.
Following were the receipt and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts, ciniprneni'.
Flour, bbls..
Whnt. bu..
Corn, hu
Oats, bu
live, bu
Barley, bu..
?."i.3"
Ml .Tin
.2M.700
311. ")
18w
239.1'
27.100
f4.7of
3.T.4'
4. i.a
1.1'W
7l'.0n0
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
f rogreieiTe Decline Which Begtn Early in
the Week Continuei.
RATES FOR CU1 LOANS HIGHER
OMAHA. Pec. 1. 1SU6.
Deliveries were small In both wheat and
corn and the market on both n strong.
Texmber what was c hlgner and May
was a split higher. December finished at
MVfe. May at 88ic and July at
4c. News from Argentina was of a more
tavorabie tenor.
A real feature vf the market was the
strength in December corn. Receipts were
a milo lighter than expected. There is a
considerable short interest and they wero
attempting to uover. December closed at
4fit u ,-.(:, old Decembel at i.itifcc, May
at 44-c an.i Jtiiy at 44Tc
There was a good feeling In oats and the
r'.oso was a little hlgner.
December tlnlsned at 39tl,29e, May at
aiac, and July at )c.
Mveipobl closed d lower to d higher
on wheat, and d lower to d higher on
t0ri'marv wheat receipts were 1,028.000
busm-l and enlpments B21.w0 bushels,
a.-rainsl rexeipta last year of 926,t00 bushels
and snlpmenl of I.uJm.wW buenels. Corn
receipts were il9,ml0 busnels and shipments
SI. .,! bushels, against receipts last year
of 46,0ii bushels and shipments of Gii.omj
busnels. Clearances were ;u6,i bushels of
corn. l'.6.0tJ bushels of oats, 187,0J bushels
of wheat and i:t,u"0 barrels of flour.
Htoomhall cables that the central sta
tistical committee estimates Russian win
ter and spriiTg crop ns follows: 8prlng
. h.t this vear. 4M.4iiu.Ofo bushels; last
vear, '459,SU.0iiO; winter wheat, this year,
ilu.OO.oon; last year. i04.Nno.uuo; rye, this year,
Mu.iiou.ieiO: last year, 9S6.0U0,U00.
Hradstreet's clearance of wheat and
ilour last week were 3.7U6.0UO bushels and
it! corn 1.643,0uo btiBhels.
Tne Price Current toduy says: "Indicated
cold weather Is regarded as favorable for
making corn mercnnntable where It has
been delaved by moisture. Farmers are
UiHoscd to offer less freely at the reduced
prices. The growing winter wheat crop Is
in eminently satisfactory condition.
The cold wave has betn severe enough to
cause apprehension of damage, and snould
H continue two das more without any
snow covering there Is a possibility of
be vera damage being done. The cold wavo
lias followed liberal rains over middle
Iowa, northern and southern Nebraska,
With a trace In western Kansas and Okla
homa, and scattered showers over the mid
dle west. Ir the northwest there were
heavy snows wnicn aeiayea m inuwiueui
of trains, and light receipts are expected
In that section.
The Minneapolis flour output last week
deoraased 30.600 barrels. The quantity
turned out was 4o6,486 barrels, against
3W,160 barrels In 1904, and 454,150 In 19U3.
Argentina wheat shipments last week
were 2,828.000 bushels, against 1.632.WK)
bushels the previous week and 920,000
bushels last year. Corn shipments were
l.;9.0uo bushels, against 2,226,000 bushels
t: previous week and 2,520.000 bushels last
veer.
.Omaha, Cash "ales.
WHEAT No. hard, 1 car at 78c, 1 car
COKN No. 3, 39cr No. 4 white, 38c.
Omaha task Prices.
WHEAT No. 3 hard. 7!(SlVic; No. S
ard. 76fi79c; No. 4 hard. 7;4 7V4C 1 No. 2
spring, 7Mj80c; No. 3 spring. 744j77c
COKN-Nfl. 3. 39r39c'. No. 4. 3738c; no
grade. K37ci No. 3 yellow, 39c; No. 3
white. 39o..
OATS-No. 3 mixed. 27V4&2Sc; No. 3 white.
SVj:.!c; No. 4 white. 24iV4c.
RYE No. 2. 3c; No. 3, lc.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat
Chicago 60
Kansas City 64
Minneapolis 672
Omfti.i
Duluth
Bt. Louis 12 US
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm for best, others easy;
creameries, 1 ,44 23c: dairies, 1.4120c Eags,
firm; at mark, cases Included, 1jj24c; Mists,
24c; prime nrt, 28o; extras. 30c. Cheese,
steady, lltjfl3c.
KW YORK (.KSERAL MARKET
(notations of the Day oa Varloas
Commodities.
NEW' YORK. Dec. 1 FLOUR-Recelpts,
36.310 bhls. ; exports, bbls. Market wns
steady but dull; winter patents. l4.2o46a;
winter stralahts, $3.9f44.10; winter extras.
Ii.wy3.25; Minnesota bakers, $3.65'h-4.00;
winter low grades, $2.7V&.1.0. Rye Hour,
steady; fair to good, $3 "i4.1rt; choice to
fancy, $1.15(4.60. Ruckwheat Hour, steady,
i: spot ana to arrive.
BUCKWll BAT Dull, ti-Htj03c, delivered
New York.
CORN. MEAL Steady: fine, white and yel
low, I1.1S; coarse, SI. lft US; kiln dried, (3.10
nut.
R V E Nominal ; No. 2 western, 75c, c. 1. f.
ivew ioik.
RARL.KY-Irregulr; feeding. Sr, o. L f.
Buffalo; malting. 4457c, c. I. f. Buffalo. .
WHEAT Receipts. :'.n.00 bu.; exports,
107,474 bu. Sales, t.LOO.OOO bu. futures. Spot
market Irregular- No. 2 red. We, elevator,
97c, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth.
SM'e, r. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba.
nominal, f. o. b. afloat. From the opening to
noon wheat options were generally firm
and a shade higher on bullish Berlin ca
bles, smaller western receipts and cover
ing. Weakening at midday under big Ar
gentina shipments and realising the market
later turned strong on bull support, but
again weakened slightly, closing steady at
'Vqi'iiC net rise. May, S'fjSS'iiC, closed at
.'tic: December, St1?! 954c, closed at 96c.
CORN Receipts, W.975 bu.; exports. 2.000
bu. Spot market steady; No. 2, .V.iVfcc, old,
elevator, and 52V4, f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 yel-
low, 53V4c; No. 2 white, B3c. The opilon
market was without transactions, closing
4fac net higher; May closed 6oVc, Decem
ber closed at 6oc.
OA.T8 Receipts, 153.000 bu.; exports, 20,;:i2
bu. Spot market steadv: mixed oats, W to
32 lbs., 36c; natural white, 30 to 32 lbs.. 3K,!i
V3W; clipped white. 3tt to 40 lbs. JTVyatOc.
ll AY Steady; good to choice. SOfcS&e.
HOPS Easy; state, common to eholce.
19u5, 14260; 1904. 131517c; olds. Paelflo
coast, iwjlbc; 19H, IOiillc; olds, 68ik;.
HIDKA Quiet: Galveston. 20 to 2B lbs.
20c; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 21c; Texas, dry.
24 to M Ins.. lc.
LEATHER Steady: acid. 26Vt'627V4c.
PROVISIONS-Beef, quiet; family, til. 50
M2.60; mess, 9.5ril0.G0; beef hams, tfO.OtKtf
Rosalaa ltoatloa AaTacts Markets
Abroad aad Depressloa . Is .
Reflected la
Street.
Wall
Blos-Shefleld ..
Offered.
Total sales for the day
13.JTO 81'4 R8V4, 83
R4,4ti0 shares.
Corn.
2.M
K3
23
Oats.
21fi
17
10
82
.'.00; racket. I10.S0fill.50: cltv. extra India.
led bellies, S.7510.50; pickled shoulders.
.50Si7.00; pickled hams. ts-iiD.TB. Lard,
steady; western steamed, 7.ti7.75; refined,
steady; continent, $7.95; South America,
3S.D0; compound, t5,ti24Vfi6.75. Pork, barely
steady; family, $16.00; short clear, $15.26(i
in. to; mess, sib.zixti lo.&o.
RICE Quiet: domestic fair to extra. 3tt
lyoc; japan, nominal.
TAIAOW-Quint: cltv (12 Der nks 4"Vic
coniury pag. iree;, t'Vj.oc
BUTTER Quiet: street price, extra
'reamery, Z4c. omcial prices: Creamery
ommon to extra, itrn.'ic; state dairy, com
mon to extra, bWic; western Imitation
creamery, extras, isvnc; firsts, l7Vtfil8c:
renovated, common to extra, 154i20c: west
ern raojory, common to firsts, ld'anvtc.
iHtrais- irregular state, fu 1 cream
small and large colored and white. Septem
oer, lancy, uc; state, late made, average
best, 12ft 12Uc; state, fair to good. lltfilH,o.
EGGS Unsettled : state and Pennsylvania
nearby, fancy selected white. 3S4(40t; state
cnoice, jo'ojic; state mixed, extra, 35c
western finest. 32c: state firsts. aott'Sic:
POl LTRY Live, quiet; western chiok
ens. 10c; fowls, lie: turkeys. 13c: dressed.
meuuy; western cnicKens, lqiac; turkeys.
HICAOO C.RAI5I ASU I'ROVIlO
Keatores of the Trading; and Closing,
Frlcaa on Board of Trad.
CllpCA-fK. Dec. 1. An advanoe In the
nrice of wheat In foreign markets had a
trenglhenlna effect today on the market
here. The close was firm, with May a
shnds over the closing Quotations Of
Wednesday. Corn was up c, oats showed
a gain of He and provisions wore weak
rlosinz St a loss of 10'(i3.'V4c.
With the exception of a slightly easier
tono at the Immediate opening sentiment In
the wheat nit throughout the day was in
ellned to be bullish. Influenced by liberal
shipments from Argentina, opening quota
lions were a trifle lower, the May option
heinv down a shade at SiPVu S8VC to (',0
OfTerlnas. however, were light, the small
movemen t In the northwest having a tend
ncv to restrict selling. Strength developed
In the market on moderate buying by some
f the larger professionals, he demand
belna stimulated to a large extent by a
k am advance In the orlce of wheat a
Berlin. On this upturn the price of the
May dellveiy advanced to bic. Some re
r-cticn occurred late In the session as a re
sult of selllna Induced by a revised estl
nate of the Russian crop, which placed the
total vleld of that country at 643,000.CX
hushela. ncainat 6H4.000.000 bushels last year
the revised figures showing a conslderab'o
increase over previous estimates. Strength
of cash wheat at all grain centers In the
United States helped to slistaln the price of
options. The market closed firm, with May
at SViMlc. Clearances of wheat and
f.our were eoual to 245.500 bushels. Export 4
for Uie week, as shown by H racist reels,
mra eoual to 3. 700.000 bushels. Primary re
celpts were 1.028.000 bushels, compared with
NXrtiii bushels a year ago. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
T70 cars, against 948 cars last week and 7S a
year ago.
A firm tone prevailed In the corn market
throughout the entire session. The May
option was In fairly active demand by a
leading bull and the December delivery was
eagerly taken by shcirts. The almost total
absence of contract grade corn In dally re
ceipts accounted for the demand of the De
cember option. Decreased shipments from
Argentina helped to stimulate bulllah senti
ment. Shipments of corn for the week from
that country were I.t:i9.0n0 bushels, com
pared with ?.6;oi for the corresponding
week of last year. The market closed
strong, with prices at almost the highest
point of the day. May opened unchanged
to c higher at 44ft44Hc. sold between 444
xuvo tA 4.if7 and closed at 44e.
Local receipts were 251 curs, with 2 cars of
contract grade.
Oats were firm In sympathy with other
grains. The market wss also affected by
the absence of any deliveries on December
contracts. Cash houses and elevator Inter
ests mere fairly active purchasers of the
December option. The demand for the
resrhy option tended to support the more
distant delivery. Export demand showed
some Improvement. May opened unchanged
to a shade higher at SIViiCc to S2e. sold up
to J2V" and closed at 23 32He. laical re
ceipts were tit ears.
Provisions were weak as a lesult of ag
gressive selling by a leading packer. De
mand from outsiders was almost nothing.
' At the close May pork was oft at
$lt62V4. lard was down 10o at r7.32V. ribs
were KVn5o lower at 17.15.
, Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
46 -ars; corn, i!7 cars; oats. 3o4 cars; hogs,
3,-.(k head.
The leudlng futures ranged as follows:
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Deo. 1 Wt-IR ATtriem
December, 7c; May, 80c; July. 7tiic. Cash
No. 2. oS3c: No. 3. 774ilo: No. 2 red. yum
vx; in. s, smaTOC
CORN Firm : December. 3974e: Mnv
4014c; July. 404c Cash: No. 2 mixed, 41c;
DQ. 2 wniie, lfc; JNO. S, 40C.
OATS Firm: No. 2 white. 32(S2;V4e: Vo
max steady : choice timothy, $11.00311.25;
cnoice pruine, Ki.uoxjy.au.
K i rcstendy 63o.
fcUUB-Bteaov: Missouri and Kansas, riew
No. 2 whltewood oases Included, 24V4c; case
count, ;w'V2; cases returned, Vc less.
lillTtlt-steady; creamery. 22c: dalrv.
iyc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 123,(Ml 1.T9.0O0
Corn, bu 170.OU0 88.000
Outs, bu 15,000 13,000
NEW TORK. Dec. 1. There continued to
be Individual cases of strength In tne stock
niaigel tooay amongst tne usually inactive
specialties, out tne effect In counteracting
tne general depression was less marked
than tor tne earner days of the week. Hie
tried of these movements has shown a pro
gressive auciine tnroi.Mnoul tne week.
The depression wnicn became dominant
In tne market today pad Its most imme
a late cause in the course of the money mar
ket. Not only was tnere a repetition of
tne flurry of Wednesday In the can money
rate, out tne interest rates on time loans
were marked up snarpiy, and tor sixty
day loans a commission was exacted in
addition to the 6-per-cent rate, wnicn
amounted to a premium above tnat rats.
The statement of the regular express
movement of currency furnished by the
banks, which covers only live days tins
week. Indicates a balance In favor of this
center. But the heavy translers to
tenor points turougu tne sub-treasury and
the losses to that Institution on routine
operations are large enougn to more tnan
ottset the .gain on the regular express
movement. Besides the loss tnus Indicated,
w tuch seems to be something over 2,uumm,
tne movement ot gold to Mexico iiiubi ou
taken Into consideration. There has been
traced to this movement $i,7to,0uii and It
is deemed possible that tnere has been
more sent which has not come to the
knowledge ot the public. This movement
Is attracting widespread discussion owing
to ita being caused by the rise In the
price of silver bullion above the mintage
price of silver In Mexico. The buying of
Mexican coinage witn gold is mus a profit
able operation. The effect upon the money
market here is watched witn keen atten
tion. How far the money market of the
day was affected In addition by the tem
porary requirements of the December set
tlements was a matter of some difference
of opinion.
llie Russian situation was of more in
fluence today than at any time during
the disturbances in that country, even dur
ing the period of military revcrsus In the
Japanese war. The effect here In the
way of selling securities for foreign account
was not very Important, but sinister re
ports were In circulation In the financial
district as to commercial and financial
conditions In Russia. Paris was reported
to be selling Russian notes In London to
secure gold and the sterling exchange rate
at Paris fell sharply In a way to Indicate
renewed pressure from that quarter upon
the London money market. Sterling ex
change here also fell sharply under tho
offerings of finance bills prompted by hard
ness ot the local money market. Discount
and money rates, however, eased In Lon
don. The market must meet some un
filled requirements for the redemption on
next Thursday of $70,000,000 of exchequer
bills. While tho completion of the opera
tion will tend to ease money conditions
In Ixindon the end of the year require
ments will have to be prepared for at
once. The same period offers special re
quirements to this market. New York ex
change at Chicago fell to 10 cents discount
today compared with par on Wednesday.
Something was made In the speculative
discussion ot the approach of the assem
bling of congress and the threatened rail
road rate legislation. The news of the re
linquishment by the Erie of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton A Dayton and Its reversion to
J. P. Morgan was regarded as explaining
the recent failure of the Erles to share
In the rise In the market owing to the
dissatisfaction now known to have been
caused by that project. The lowest prices
of the day were touched In the last half
hour of the market with the closing tone
easier. '
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value,
$2,925,000. Unit d States bonds were all
unchanged.
The following was the range of prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. !. MONET Oi call,
strong, 6'fljl5 per cent; closing bid ot ft. of
fered at 7 per cent, lime loans, nrin; tw
days, t per cent and a small commission;
days and H months, per cent.
PRIMn, MERCANTILE fAftn - sunn
per cent.
BTh.KJI.Nt f..l.llAnoc. viras. wun
arttinl business In bankers bills at 34.K.90
(f 4. fuse for demand nnil at H.K.-vo 4 8J&o for
sn-rinv bills: posted rates, $4:U'M.H4 and
f4H7V4S"vi: comnerclAl hills, $4.'V.
hlLV r.K l-tar, c ; mexicau aonar.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
easy. I
Closing quotations on uonds were at
lows:
io: Jp , ia aenea..
to' o s !!
PUW So 14 surtea
1.1 U A K. unl. 4i ...
IMt Winh'tn . (. 4
...I04 Mil. Ontml 4 ...
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.. II, X. W. c. 4
..113 ). 8. h. rM. 4.
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.. 80 Heading sen. it ...
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fhn. Ohio 4'4i....Ui t. L. A B. F. fl. 4.
Chlnso A. Jul.... 0i "St. L. 8. W. c. 4a. II
C, B. Q. n. 4....10H, Sfaboard A. U 4f....
C. R. 1. t r. 4a.... to. Pacific 4a t4
do eol. la 00 lo lnt 4a ctfa....... :'4
Cf'C. St. U f. 4a. .lJ4i Hallway it 110
Colo. Idd. aa. aar. A. Taiaa P. la....i:iV
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V. S. new 4a,
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Atlantic C. L. 4a..
bal. A Ohio 4a....
do 348
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Eeef Steen aid Cowi Folly Tea Ceite
Higher, with Feeder fclow,
HOG MARKET ACTIVE AND MUCH HIGHER
Light Receipts of Sheen and Lambs
Fat Sheep Active and Fifteen to
. Twaaty-Flve Cents Higher
Feeders Fallr Iteady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Pec. 1. 1906.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hogs.nneep:
part of the week was very mild and the
farmers ' anxlou to get their corn In
lefore the stormy weather set In. And
then Thursday was a holiday and no stock
was received at the stock yards.
Tho hog market opened with packers bid
ding St prices that were practically Steady
with those of Wednredsy. but sellers were
not Inclined to let much of the stuff go St
those figures, and ss a result the trade
soon picked up a little and prices firmed
up. so that the market rlosed fairly active
and with prices 7V4.fi 1' higher tlmn
Wednesday's. The bulk of the sales today
were mado at $4 ji4 2V, as compared
with the bulk of the sales of Wednesday
$t Mr4 5 there Is a gain of practically lc.
The top loads of hogs tod.ty sold at $4 96.
Generally Sesking the market for the day
was 7Ve higher than the average for
Wednesday. Representative sales
There seemed to be little buying twer
however, and scattering liquidation wlrh a
llltle selling by trade InteresIS caused
reaction during the mlddb session with
the market cloning quiet, pet unchanged to
S Points lower. Sjles were r potted of
4R.fo) lags, Including December. At 01;
e.7"e: January, : March, 9il7c; May,
IT.ISc: July. ISOc: September. V..V10. Spot,'
steady; No. 7 Rio, t Hoc.
Omcial Monday 5'l 4.b-3
Ou.ciai I uesuay 3,l9 5. i51
Otiicial Wednesday 2,sut 7.14i
omcial Thursday, holiday
omcial Friday.
1.700 .2tv
11.278
7.416
H.etit
i'tioe
71 T.. St. L. W. 4a.. 4
11 U nion Pacific 4a lie
4 I do ton?. 4a 1.4S
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nu Waliaah la li
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10114 V.'eetern Ml. 4a IT
Uk V. 4k L. K. 4a H!4
in ,'ll. Central 4a
HUli1
-oifered. Ex-interest. MEx-lntcrest and
offered.
do series U
rolorado Mid. 4a...
Colo. A 80. 4a.....
Cab (a
P. A K. O. 4a.....
Platlllera' Sac. 6a..
Kna prior lien 4a.
do sen. 4a
Hocking l. 4Va
Japan 4a
Five days 'his week,...13,VV 25.220 $1,160
Five days last week U.sfc; 3i.4i 4s,1d4
Same tnree weeks ago. .2u.tki 4.6X4 8S.SH)
Some four weeks ago....35,6ti0 2ti,l9 b4,7it
Some week last year 1,7U 47.09S 20.949
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
Tne following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omana
for the year to date, comparing with last
year:
1905. 1904. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 943.466 8.3.J79 7 4.487
Hogs 2,0M.ft J.W2,4.'8 I.1
Sheep 1,J4,043 l,ritSU,2i'& 243,708
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
No. At. 8h. Pr. No. A. 8k. Pr.
14. M ... 4 40 7 1 It"
41 mi 144 4 IT T4 a IK ... 4 IJ'4
it 141 kl OH t tit ("0 4
ar. !K 1M I H II Jtt UK 4 H
14 114 ... 4 M Tl 47 4 H,
A Pt M 4 SO (a 311 4 4 1
45 SI4 ... 4 HI M Sl 49 4 Hi
U 144 tot 4 M 4o f4 110 4 C'k
4 1W ... 4 K M 4 ... 4 -
70 tf.1 W IN 41 r4 t 4
3 174 to 4 an M 17 140 4 H4
41 174 4 4 0 71 m Ml 4 t
H 147 W 4 to "1 2:1 110 4 5
71 lit 0 4 0 4J 11 St 4 ti
lint its no 4 to (7 2i 140 4 15
0 UK 140 4 M IT 805 0 IK
tu ,.!: 0 4 W tt H7 0 4 tS
S SM IW 4 to 7 1) l 4 tS
45 2il ... 4 to 4 SS7 4"0 4 t
44. ...... .148 an 4 at 70 34S 4 tfi
4S m IWI 4 tO 41 110 44) 4 t
41 20 140 4 to 47 1)4 ... 4 14
1 Kl 120 4 tt fl 1V4 IW Oi
1 174 N Oil 14 1C0 ... 4 17Vt
41 lit 40 4 to 71 IIS ... 4 t7St
It Ill 110 4 tt
Data. I 1906 .11904. 1903.103. 119Ol.19O0.jlMl9.
Nov. 4 J4v, 4 M . J (6 6 73; 4 Hi 4 01
Nov. 3...I 4 9Vil 4 S31 4 99 I 6 72 4 tOj 4 04
Nor. ... 4 7V.I 4 4 87 6l ; 4 o4 4 H
4a.
Boston Stocks nnd Bonds.
BOSTON. Dec. 1 Call loans, SH'i per
cent; tfme loans, 56 per cent. Olllcial quo
tations 0.1 stocks and bunds were as follows:
.. 43 'Adventnra
..IOiH Allones
" 73 Amalgamated ..
.. Ka1) Amerli au Zinc ,
. .l"3v Atlantic
..til Cal. A Hacla.
..l.isi Centennial ....
-1411 topper Kange .,
.. Paly Went .....
..17 Krarklln
. .l' (iranby ,
..11444 i, Hnyale ....
.. Maaa Mining .
.. - Muhlaan
.. 7 Mohaak
..13! Ment. C. C.
,.13iia old Dominion .
..13i tiaceola
.. 44 "parrot
..101 Qulur
.. Shannon
...244 Tamarack
..183 Trinity
.. la I'Dlted Copper
.. bt) 1 8. Mining..
4c,,U. 8. Oil
AtrMaon adj
do 4
Mei Central 4i....
Atcblaon
du ptd
Ronton A Albany..
Doaton & Maiue....
Fitrhburg pfd
Mexican Central ...
N. Y., N. H. H.
Per Marquetla ..
Union Pact flo
Amer. Arg. Chem.
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tuba..
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8.
Bdlaon Klec. lllu
Oenaral Electric ...
Maaa. Ktectrlu
do pfd
Maaa. Gaa
tinted fchue Marb.
do pfd
U. 8. Vteel
do ptd
tVeatlng. common
bid. "Asked
. 71
"1
. t,
. li'J'l
. 44
lull
Victoria ....
Wlonna
Wolverine ..
North Uulte
. 7H
. 41V,
. m
. it
.410
. :
. 74"4
. la
. 10
. 13
. 40
. 33
.10
. 29VI
.104
.124
. 1
.. aVi
.. IS
cciv. a
uv. s. .,
Nov. t...
Nov. T...
Nov. ...
Nov. . ..
Nov. lft.. 1
IV fl 1 1 I
Nov. 13.. I
Nov. 13.. 4 7!)'i
Nov. 14.. I 4 73
Nov. 15. . I 4 71Vi
Nov. l.. 4 Ho
Nov. 17.. 4 67
Nov. H..I4 6T',
Nov. 19.. 1
Nov. 20.. 4 63
Nov. 21.. I 4 654
Nov. 4 ws
Nov. 23.. I 4 i I
Nov. $4.. 4 b I
Nov. 25.. 4 72
Nov. 20.. a 1
Nov. 27. . 4 67V4I
Nov. 2X.. 4 71V
Nov. 29.. 4 S3
Nov. 80..
Deo 1
.1 4 5-V, 4 fui 7l 49i i 831 'I w
1 4 IHII 4 74 I 111 I 111 ' ei
4 glVil 14 73l 63 ill 4
4 S3V4 4 901 4 781 6& tl 4 l
4 81 I 4 96i I 44 7 4 71
4 79 I 4 9. 4 SO I 6 741 4 691
4 ?t4j 4 7 4 b-7 6 85 I 4 74
4 we 4 tii: i
4 801 4 K3l
S 7:1
101 6 St 4 M
4 541 211 I 59;
4 01
4 01
4 03
4 o
4 03
4 01
4 74 $ $4
4 (SI 4 571 t) IH, S) 4 J "J
4 S9 i $21 6 7 4 83 $ W
4 621 4 551 I 6t3 Wj 1
4 71! 4 4o 0 4l! 4 82 S J7
4 6H 4 39 6 31 S 2l !
4 b$ 4 451 6 291 3 3i 4 TS
I 4 46! 6 28 731 4 7( 8$
0I 4 441 iHI SM i T
4 61 6 26, 6 7o 4 i f
6 otil 4 .! M
I 6 861 3 82
5 761 I 3 71
6 78 i 4 871
6 731 4 71 3 76
4 71 3 73
6 86 4 74; 3 b3
6 001 4 691 3 71
14 63 1 3 74
4 49 4 Sll
I 4 20 8 151
4 47 4 181 6 t4
4 521 6 91
I 4 20
4 49 4 24
4 461 I
4 34' '
4 42 4 34 6
6 0-Jl
6 W
Articles ! Open. Illgh.j how. Close. Ved'y
Wheat
Dec... 79'i
May... 80Hf 81
July... 76- 76i
Cajjrn
Dec... 39ViN . 39i
May... 3!tVi 40'
July... 39S 40t
Oats
Dec... 30 30'4
May... 30H 309a
Pork
Jan.... 13 82 13 82 I
May... 13 70 13 70
Lard
Jan.... 7 20 7 20
May... 7 3S 7 35
78
76H
S9H
39 Va
. 7SH 79
8v 8i
76V. 76
i 39Vi,4040Vs
10.800
8,4
100
3.400
3i0
6.0UO
40,700
KM
& Hot. 28,80
6u0
2.
12.300
11,400
16,500
100
610
4,400
30
3Hi
13 65
13 46
7 12
7 26
SOVtffl
aova.
13 57
13 46
716 1
7 27
30
30H
13 87
13 70
7 12
7 37
St. Ixnls Genernl Market.
8T. LOUIS, Dec. 1. WHEAT Higher;
No. 3 red cash, elevator, 88Vu2Vc; track,
92U93V; Dwnber, 4tte; May, 87Tiibooc;
No. 3 hard. 84i&87c.
CORN Higher; No. 1 cash, 41Vc; track,
42v&43c, new; 4iiV4c, old; December, 41 4c:
May. 42N,ft42c
OATS Stronger; No. i cash, 3oV4c; track,
31JrSlVc; recember, 30Vic; May, 31Hc; No. i
mhlte, 82n32'4c
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents. $4.30
04.50; extra fancy and straight, $3.9034.25:
clear. $2.6613.70.
6EE1V Timothy, steadv, $2.502.80.
COHNM KA ly Lower, $2.60.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track, 73
V74C
HAY Quiet; timothy, $8.0ti12.50; prairie,
$7.5oC((9.(X.
IRON COTTON TIE8-$1.01.
HAOtINO-9aC
HEfP TWINE 7V4C.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
$14.26. Lard, lower; prime steam, $7. ICS.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
$7.75; clear ribs. $V0; short clears, $ 25.
bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, $8.50;
clear ribs. $X.7S; short Clear. $9.00.
l'OULTRT Turkeys, lower: chickens.
7V; springs, evti lottjc ; turkeys. 12Vic;
ducks. Sc; geere. THIimc.
BUTTER Firm: creamery. 30 25c; dairy,
1Sci 21c.
KfSGS 8teady at S4c. case count.
The receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 9,0( lt.imO
Wheat, bu S3.i 4I.IU)
Corn, bu 143,(V 81.0
Oats, bu 82.0HO 83 i
Articles ! Open. High.l low. I Close.! Tes y.
Wheat
rec.
May
July
Corn
trec.
IDec.
Oats
Dec. May
July
May
Jn.
May
Bibs
Jan.
Mtay
SVt.41
44.' 45V
44Vi7S'44,i 4V4JIHI
vii
.' M
44 V,,
13 rv
13 80
$$2Vi
T
tl7
t etvj
7
1
8K S5SfiV,;S3
84 I elVal
444.,45a'a
44
44a
84
44 ;
Minneapolis Grain Marvel.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 1 -FI.OUR-Mar-ket
steady; first patents, $4 7i'.i4 nO; second
patents. $4.5o5'4.W; first clears, $3,604)3.75;
first clears, $2.402.66.
BRAN In bulk. $11.60.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery.) The range of prices, as reported
by F. D. Day 4 Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade
building, was:
44Vi 44V44WV
2!T.,?S'tH 29flVVrf?S
SJV, si, 32 33 Sl v ii t:
12 96
13 80
7 36
T 27W
1 40
7 06
7 36
13 KW
13 52c,
I
7 27V,
17V,
7 32i
93
7 16
13 66
IS 62H.
T2TW
7 32V
( 6
7 16
13 95
U 66
7 36
7 36
7 30
7 0TV,
7 30
No. I. tOld. INew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLtlUK Frm; winter patents, tl.g&tt
4 10: straights, $J.70'u 85: spring patents.
ri 7T.1J4.lo; straights, i'S.wl.tu. bakers', $2 80
11 3 in
WHEAT No. t spring. 8f.8So; No. 3
spring. sOfi-wic; No. 1 red, 87)(V.
C'JRN No. 3. 4.ij44V,c; No. t ) allow. 4Vi
tfi'e.
OATS No. f. '4c: No. 2 white, S?V44Jc;
No. I white. 3iv.
RTE-No. 2. c
BARLET-CmkI feeding 3v,tj36c; fair
to choice malting. 4)'r4c.
ttX'tt Nj. 1 fUl, K', No. 1 north west-
Art teles, I Open. I High.! Ixiw. Close. I Wed y
Wheat-l j T j i
Dec....l81V(,f v; S2 814,1 SlVgWi
May... 856T 86V,' 65 8C! 86
Flax- I
Dec... 74 98 97l 9 98
May... 1U2V, 1 02T 1 03V,! 1 u2V 1 02'vj
I.laerpeel Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Dec l.-WHEAT-Spot
Arm: No. 2 red western winter. 6a 7Vd; fu
tures quiet; December, (a USd; March. 6a
11 Sd: May. 6s ldd.
CORN Spot easy; American mixed, is
lid: futures quirt; January. 4s 4d; March.
4s 3Sd.
Adams Express
Amal. copper
Am. Car & Foundry
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil...
do pfd ,.
Amer. Express
Amer. 11. & L. pfd.
Amer. Ice Sec
Amer. Linseed Oil..
do pfd
Amer. IOcomotlve .
do pfd ....
Amer. Smelt
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref....
Am. Tob. pfd ctfs....
Anaconda Min. Co...
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast L
Baltimore & Ohio....
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid T..
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Ches. & O ,
Chicago ft A
do pfd
Chicago Gt. W
Chicago & N. W....
C. M. & St. Paul....
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C. C., C. & St. L....
Colo. Fuel & Iron...
Colo. & Southern....
do 1st pfd
do 2d Pfd
Consolidated Gaa ...
Corn Products
do pfd
Del. & Hudson
Del.. L. & W...
Denver & R. O
do pfd
Distillers' Sec
Erie
dc 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric ....
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louisville N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities ....
Met. Street Ry
Mexican Central
Minn. & Bt. I.
M . St. P. & 8. 8. M.
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Texas..
do pfd
National I .end
N. R R. of M. pfd..
N. Y. Central
N. Y.. Ont. W....
Norfolk & W
do pfd
North American ....
raclflc Mail
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
ruts.. C. C. St. L.
pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Pal. Car....
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. L. S. F. 2d pfd.
St. L. Southwestern.
do pfd
80. Paelflo
do pfd
80. Railway
do pfd
91
41
ltwVi
36
89
40
100V4
36
25.800
14,100
2)
1.500
34 Vi
31V
73
118
154
1314
141V4
10O-1,
160
874
103-4
161V,
112Vi
17W,
228
64V,
34 V,
29'',
71
118
151-14
131
14l
17T
155
85
103 V
161
Hi4
IX5NDON, Dec. 1. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were aa follows:
Toi.aola. money. .. at 5-it N. Y. Central 151
do account 89H Norfolk W.. 6'4j
Anaconda. Hi do Dfd 95'
Atcblaon ; "9 Ontario A W 54(4
do nfd 1 10 k Pennsylvania Ti
Baltimore A Ohio llo Kajtd Mines "
Canadian Paelflo ...1" Reading "Oil
fi Vi do lat pfd 4fl
.1 .V do I'd pfd 60
laJ1 Southern Railway ... lo
17 '4 do Dfd 103
3F.H Southern Partite tt',
tov, Vnlun Paclflr. 13
604 do pfd 100
o4, V. 8. Steel ih
75 do pfd K'lS
1X3 iWabaeh 314a
165 I .lo pfd 41
... Si' gpanlah 4a 3',
Ex-dlvlilenil.
Chea. A Ohio.
Chicago Ot. W
C... M. A St. P ..
DeHeera
Denver A It. O ...
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do Id ptd
Illinois Central ...
Ixiunvllla A Naah.
M.. K. A T
Ex-Interest.
SILVER Bar; dull. 3ed -per ounce.
MONEY 3 per cent. .,. ;
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 3rg.3i per cent; for three
months' bills, SS 11-16 per cent.
New York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1. Closing quotations
tn mining stocks were as follows:
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday,
The following table snows t:ie prices paid
ar ine river markets for cattle:
Good to choice corn-fed steers $5.256.50
Fair to good corn-fed steeis u.itjw u
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4.O0ffj'5.O0
Good to choice range beef steers.. 4.2o'a4.bu
alr fo good range beef steers 3.tiOBl.2o
Good to choice cows and heifers.. 8.2fcti4.25
Fair to good cows and heitora i.jni.M
Fair to good western enwa l.OOijC 7."i
Canners and cutters 1.7538 50
Good to choice stockers & feeders 3 7.U4 tu
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 2.60W3.40
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs
Omaha $1.7o'w6.'J0 $4.4i'n4.77H
Chlcngo 1 . 2fni. ; 4.2.qo.i
Kansas City 2.0u5a.25 4.7n4nvj.M
St. Louis 2.tKu0.W 4.6"n.i.')
Sioux City 2.0WU-5.60 4.76'4.9i
The offlt lal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Roads. Cattle. Hogs. She'p. H'r's.
C, M. & St. P 4 3
Missouri Pacific 1 1
I nlun Pacific system. 12 13
C. & N. W., east 4 11
C. & N. W.. west 9 15
C, St. P., M. & O i
C, B. & Q., east 2 8
C, B. & y.. west 17 4
C, It. 1. & P., east... 3 10
C R. I. & P.. west.. 8 1
Illinois Central 4
Chicago Great West. 2 1
Total receipts 71
10
.4
8fi7
173V4
227
53-V
1,100 21H
600 2184,
19.400 178V,
100
1U0
6.200
6,000
1,200
3,3n0
800
400
'tin
40
97T,
47a
29 V
64Ti
45,
178 V,
14v
3t4
217V
176V4
40"
97
46
64
ti;
178
HV4
223"
1.7011 34H 344
9.800
34.9O0
tW
3. Son
600
L300
12.8aJ
7.400
100
'4i
200
1,300
4 100
4.l
L4ii0
2.600
6o)
700
110
400
12,100
8)
l'
61.300
2.90
$.lo0
900
l.soo
1.300
22.400
7 .Juo
48
4H
81-S
74V,
185
176
'1AT
88 Vi
28
274
6"74
l
63
15tW4
72
119'
234
8OV4
1
167
lnm4
3IT4
67V4
77V,
lift'
82'4
84
101
50V4
14"
104H
46,
47,
80V,
73
1M'4
17 '
22H
87 ',4
27 V,
567,
K
60V4j
1494
714
11RV
23
8t
1S4
ln4
(
3V-4
67 V,
73V,
149"
51
it:.
loti"
4V-.
1n4
103
240
4014
102 V,
35
92 Vt
221
34 V,
M4
17V4
39 V,
71V,
117
152 V4
1)
139'4
107
155
854
103
16tV4
111
97
87V4
173V
227
63V4
31
75V4
20
217
1764
17
37V,
96V, I
46'4
28
64
44
178
' 14
63
218
460
34
87
46
47
80
73
184
110
176
24
87
27
82
Adama Con, . .
braaoa
Bmnawick Con ..
Comatock Tunnel
Oon. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Stiver
beadvilla Con....
IS
.. 4n
.. 51
..
..'140
..175
..410
.. 4
Utile Chief....
Ontario
Optilr
Pnotnlt
Potoal ..."
Savage
Bltrta Nevada
Muail Hupea .
Standard
... t
,.150
..550
.. 1
.. t
.. 4J
.. 15
.. 34
..525
Public Debt Statement.
WASHINGTON. Dec 1. The monthly
statement of the public debt shows that
at the close of buHiness November 30 (the
debt, less cash In the treasury, amounted
to $!)99,752,r31, which Is a decrease as com
pared with last month of $12,893,291. This
decrease Is accounted for by a correspond
ing Increase In the amount of cash on hand.
The result Is capitulated as follows:
Debt on which Interest has In
creased since maturity $ 1.208,095
Debt bearing no Interest 388,696,456
734 9nl
333 8N 491
267 1.126 33
261 1.239 8;5
413
28
52
on
167
87
9
4
21
25
30
106 .... 1,220
Total $1,285,063,671
This amount does not Include $1,010,233,869
In certificates and treasury notes outstand
ing which are offset by an equal amount of
cash op hand held for their redemption.
The cash in the treasury Is classified as
follows: Gold reserve ' rund, li.0oo,0i)0;
truKt funds. $1,010,233,269: general fund, $166,
4WX.6; in national bunk depositories. $65.-
607.937: In Philippine treasury. $4,820,623:
total, $1,397,152,26, against which there are
demand liabilities outstant g amounting
to $1,111,841,445. which leaves a cash balance
on nana 01 .N),jio,s4p.
SHEEP Thero was a light run of eheep
today up to noon, ten cars, about 2.700
head of sheep, being received. The stock
was In early and the most of the sneep
were cleaned up In good season.
There were only a couple ot 10110s or lai
sheep on the market this morning and there
was a good demand from the packers lor
anvthlnv riesirablo and suitable for tbeir
purposes. The trade opened active and vj
420c hither and closed the day l.Vd'-oO
higher than prices at the close of the nay s
trail Ins; last Wednesday. A couple of loads
of good choice yearling wethers sola reaany
for $6.20 this morning and this is tuny mo
higher than sheen of about the same class
brought Wednesday. And there was a lot
of ewes sold early In tho day for $5.20.
which Is practically 3oc higher than
Wednesday's siiles.
There were onlv three or four loads of
feeder sheep on the market this morning
nci tnere were only a small numoer 01
country buyers In, so that the denand was
not much greater thnn the supply, as a
result the trading In feeder sheep was only
reasonably active, with prices showing no
quotable change from those of last Wednes
day. Generally speaking the market on
reeding sheep was Inclined to drag a lime,
with good stuff selling at prices that were
fully steady.
Uuduitlons on fat sheep and lamns: uooa
to choice fed lambs, $6,2517.26; good to
choice rnnpe lambs, ei.u . . : good to
choice yearling wethers, $7. 256. 26; good
to cholco old wethers. $r.(jf.00; good to
choice old ewes, $4.2.',i5.2o.
Quotations for feeder sheen and lambs:
Good feeding lambs, J5.5o4pi.ti0: good feed
ing yearlings. $l.7r'&5.25; good leeuing
wethers. $4.5iiu4.7&; good feeding ewes, io.w
64.10; breeding ewes, $4.605.00.
Representative sales:
No.
ewoa
in Nebraska
229 Nebraska ewes
ius Nebraska yearling wethers
and ewes
06 Nebraska yearling wethers
and cwrs
5 native cull ewes
136 Wyoming lamb culls .
176 native cull ewes
49 Wyoming lamb feeders
677 Wyoming lamb feeders
98 native yearlings
110 native yearlings
110 native yearlings
Av.
. lit
Pr.
5 !"
6 20
82 fl 00
81
130
42
108
62
58
93
94
93
6 00
4 00
4 60
6 20
5 76
5 75
e 20
( 20
e 20
Trensnry Statement.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1. Today's state
ment of the treasury balance in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve, shows: Avatluble cash balances,
gisa.siu.sti : gold coin and bullion, $86,716,191
gold certificates, $48,866,620.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Dec. 1. Bank clearings for to.
aay were i.bo,i.M, ana ror the corre
sponding date last year $1,613,309.07. Hank
clearings for Thursday of the corresponding
ume last year were (i,&u.gM.ui.
Wool Market.
JSO8TON. Dec. l.-WOOL The Commer.
clal Bulletin will say tomorrow of the wool
mantel: j ne market Is quiet but firm
Manufacturers have been "looking around'
and some sales of moderate amounts have
occurred. Buying is principally conrtned to
the smaller mills, although representatives
01 two large iew f.nginnd mills have been
1 operating 10 a small extent. Ilea era Ir.nlt
Jfj ' for a substantial revival of activity whn
the heavyweight demand comes in. Worsted
wools are mooting with a steady call and
good ample is held very firmly. Lines' of
territory wools are well broken up and
sales continue to be mado at full
26
r.5
29
61'
150
163
118
- I
80
ir !
l" mull
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, eacn buyer purchasing tne num
ber or head Indicated:
Buyers. cattle
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Cudahy. Sioux City
ansant s Co
Lobman & Co
McCreary
W. I. Stephens
Hill & Son
Huston & Co
L. F. Husi
Wolf & Murnan
Mike Huggerty
J. B. Root & Co
Other buyers
Total 2.164 4.558 2.9
CATTLE There was a small run of cattl
on tne maraei touay, ioity-tnree loads,
about 1,100 head, being received up to noon
The run for the week so far totals li.vsj
head. This Is the smallest run since the
third week in August, but Is accounted for
to a certain extent by the fact that Thurs
day was a holiday and no cattle were re
celved. As compared with the receipts for
the corresponding week last year the re
ceipts for the week are smaller by about
7,tAj head.
There was naroiy enougn fat cattle on
the market today to make a test of the
trade. There was a good demand for beef
steers on the part of the packers and they
were willing to pay good strong prices for
good choice stock. There were a couple of
loads 01 corn-ieo steers on tne mantel, nut
they were not of very good quality; how
ever, they touno reauy sale ui prices that
were fully steady with those of Wednes
day. Gem rally speaking, however, the mar
ket on beef steers was a strong dime higher
than Wednesday s close.
There was a small run of cows and heifers
on the maraet, tnere oeing nardiy more
than u sprinkling or this kind of stuff In
sight. At the same time there was a good
demand for cow stock, with the lesult that
good stock found ready sale at prices that
were about a dime nigner tnim tne market
on the same icinu or siock vveunesuuy.
There were only a lew scattering loads of
stockers and feeders on the market this
morning und there was not much of a
larket for these tew, as speculators were
evidently not caring for much stock and
there were only a few country buyers in.
As a result the trade was rather dull, with
prices steady to a tiille easier. Repre
sentative sales:
STEERS.
No
99
36
67
6.900 63 61
46,5(0
300
3.im
11.2'rt
2.710
2.0)
7KJ
'son
2i
i0
16.6 u
S.o
Tenn. Coal and Iron. 14.5i
I'eorla Market.
PEORIA. Dec 1-OORN-Hlgher; No. $
yellow, 42i,c; No. i, 42c; No. 4. 41 c; no
grade, 38c
OATS-Illgher: No. 3 white, 3t4iJuc;
No. 4 white, 29V,iijJ9c.
WHISKY-tl 30.
137
92
34
lofi
a
64
67
22
58
!
34
99
124
33
Sd
67
136
135
92
32
103
24
ti
3
66
S-
57
67
120'..
34
99
11
32
36
57
134
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Dec. 1 BKEDS-Clover, cash.
$8.10; December. $8,10, asked; January, $8 16;
February. $7.30; prime alslke. $s.ui, prune
timothy. $1.66.
Dolnlh Crnln Market.
nUI.UTH Dec 1. WHEAT No. 1 north
ern. 78-e; No. 2 norttiern. oso- On track
No. 1 northern, Si-,c: No.
December, Wc, May, n',c.
Texas A Pacific ;
Tol.. St L- & W 2no
do pfd 2i
Union Pacific 77,4u)
do pfd
V 8. Express
I U. 8 Realty
U. 8. Rubber.
do pfd
XT. 8. Steel..
do pfd
Va.-Cero
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wel's-Fargo Ero. .
1 Westlnghoiase Elec
Western Union 1 92 92
j Wheeling A L. 5!
j Wis. Central
1 do pfd
1 Cortbern Psclfle i
northern, sv,-'; LCeitrs' Irf-athr
do ptd oJ
... 2
3K
... 57 5"0
2 hi )
Chemical. 23.6IO
l,i
2ial
400
66
11'
87.
104
41i
H?
2!
41
1V.
4rr,
lo
5S
11"
3S
11(4,
3
112
31
41
19
10t
30
149
52
83
92
100
49
13k
103
80
BU,
99
243
li
92
97
3J
1(0
24
63
38
104
66
Tl
56
67
120
34
9.)
122
32
36
185
97
lit)
87
64U
110:
swv,
1"H
40
111
2
4o7l
2?7
170
92
IT
a
wr
19
45
Irices. Californias have been taken by
woolen mills and the Texts wools have
been rather quiet. Fleeces have moved
slowly. A few lots of A superfine, and Bs
navu oeen soni, nut tnete wools present but
little activity. The shipments of wool from
Di'Biiwi 10 nate irom ieecrnijer 29. ac
cording to the same authority, are 222,4ri5..
52o pounds, against 231, 421, 612 pounds at !h
same time Inst year. The receipts to dato
are 8o9.431.118 pounds, against :S.898.327
pounds for tne same period last week.
LONDON. Dec. 1. WOOI. The ofTerlnes
at the wool sales today amounted to ti? 014
bales, Including a large supply of new clips
111 soon ciiiiuioun. interior merinos, sooured
ano siipeu crossDreos, are down 5 point
below the September average. Cape of
Good Hope fine grades scored a decline of
d and wasting and graasies a loss of 'f
to. j o louowing art, tne sales In detnll
.ew eoutn wales, 4,4J bales: scoured 9d
T2sid. UueenUnd. $,C.o bales; scnureds.
lS4d; greasy. Mlsld: Victoria. 400 bales;
scoured, lbl'.i 2s d ; greasy, 9dt2s d. New
Zealand, bales; greasy. Sibils d; Cape
, L V' " 1 nuw Kill! mil ( , . I lu. ia' U 1 ... 1
I Is 4lia la PnI; greasy, 5inlld. Punta Arenas!
100 bales: greasy, sifilld. River Plata,-800
wni'l, arruity, i'U'iaa.
01. 1.UL10, iiec. 1. n i'oi steady: me-
oioin grades, combing and ciothintr. 26Jj3'V
lignt nne. vij'.4c; heavy tine, I94f21c; tub
wasnen, .?4i'4jC
Oils and rtoalu.
OIL CITY. Dec. I. Oil.. Credit balances
$1.58; shipments. 143.176 bbls.; average
81.364 bbls.; runs, 1:6,768 bbls.; average)
63.310 bbls. Shipments, Lima. 74. 34 bbls.;
average, 55,710 bbls ; runs, Lima, 132.531
bbls.; average,- 44 842 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Dvc. 1.--OJL Turpen
tine, firm; 6m4'.lo.
ROSIN Finn; A. B. C. $2?U; D. $2 7o
K, $2.76; F. $2.82: O $2 92; H. $30u; I.
$3 12; K. $3 87'; M, $4.37 N, $4.75; W G,
$s.0u; W W, $6.2i
Mllwaakee Urnla Market.
MTLWATJKBB, Dec. 1. WHEAT Mar
ket firmer: No, 1 northern. 86v7c; No. 3
northern, 36860: May, 88S0 aakad.
RYE He up; No, 1. 9art.
BARLKY Weak; No. X. 64o; aamples, $7
SoiVee. , . ,
CvKN-DuU; May, 44a.
No.
1...
t...
1....
10...,
1...
45...,
14....
14...,
it....
1...,
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1...,
1...,
11...
S3...
7...,
1...
I...
It...
It...
S3. .
I...
4 .
I...
....1170
.... i6
....1100
.... t4l
.... 450
1151
133!
....1157
....1171
.v.1147
BEEF
Av. Pr.
I 00
I 25
3 40
I 50
4 14
4 30
4 15
4 34
4 40
4 40
il....
40....
10
it
1 ...
19....
11....
II....
11....
4...
CO Vv u.
.170 1 TJ 1
.4110 I ai 1
.440 1 UI 2
. 7 I 00 I
. ,31 I 10 II ,
. 444 t 30 1
. J71 I 10 I
.1000 t 10 11
.1030 I 15 I
.1010 1 40 1
. Ml I 45 I
.locO 50 I
.445 t 50 10
. 110 I 60 10
.llat I 55 17
BULLS.
t 15
1 50 1
1 70 I
175 1
J t Elr fc.ft.ia.
1 16 I
t 40 4
t 60 I
S 50 1
4s ...
1 00
4 iu 1
4 60 I ,
STAGS.
1310 I 40
blue cL;.. AN'h
140 S 40 I
IM t 50 3.1
710 i 40 1
540 1 to U
410 I 00 I
I Ml
WESTERNS
...i:m
...iw
..If 70
...le0
... 40
... 430
... 1
... fl
... 470
... lit
... IM
... 110
340
Av.
,..1334
.1314
..lm;
..1311
..1334
..1250
..11H5
..1440
..1044
..1162
..1070
.1145
.1:10
.. til
... til
...1130
...1100
,.. t)7t
...1130
... Ml
... (11
...11)11
...i:it
..101,11
...1174
,..izt
. . . 1500
...1100
.. 630
... ttu
... 4.4
... 630
... Mo
15!
. 170
140
Pr.
4 71
4 75
4 76
4 to
4 to
4 to
4 to
4 tn
6 10
4 10
t 10
I 46
1 46
1 70
I 76
1 75
1 76
I T5
1 75
: -
1 00
1 on
1 to
3 .".
t 5
3 15
2 15
I 00
00
1 7
1 S5
I Oil
1 60
t
( 60
00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle nnd Sheep Ten to Fifteen Cents
Higher Hogs Strong.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1. CATTLE Receipts,
6.500 head; l'KTjloo higher; common to prime
steers. $2.9ti'"a6.75; cowb, $2.804,4.30; belters,
2.ootii5.00; bulls, $2.0n4.0O; stockers and
HOGS Receipts, 36,000 head; strong; good
to prime heavy, $4.9o6.06; medium to good
heavv. I4.X5TV4.9o: strong weigni uuicners
$4.9n6.05; fair to choice heavy . mixed, $1.86
4j6.(i: nuckina-. 14.L5i4.i.
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts. 13,000
hesd; Uiil5 higher; sheep $4.0tcj.90; yei3r-
llngs, iH.uorfib.iXj; iambs, 4.wjj(.ij.
, Nerr York J.lye Stork Market.
NEW YORK. Doc. l.-BEE VE3-RccelptB
3,774 head; steers active and loc higher for
prime; medium and common firm; bulla
firm; cows 6tjl0c higher; native steers,
$4.47if6 60; stags, $4.25; bulls, $2.6oi3.iiO
cows. $1.6i)fi3.6ii: few extras. $3.9(i. Liver
pool and London cables quoted live cattle
ai iYjiivte per id., dressed weignt, ana
refrigerator beef at 8(tjc. Exports to
morrow 850 cattle and 1.0 quarters of beef
CALVES Receipts, Its head; veals, firm
$5.4u(i6.70; no choice here; common grass.
era, 2.5u; car of Virginia calves, $3.50; city
dressed veals, 4'0'.c per lb.; country dressed,
84jl2c; dressed grassers and fed calves, t4j7c,
HOGS Receipts. 8.731 head: firm for all
weights; state and Pennsylvania hogs, $5.35
tuoau.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,091
head; good sheep firm, others steady; lambs
fully 26c higher; sheep, $3.6ofli.aO; wethers,
$6.75; culls, 3.u0; lambs, $7.7oU.8.2S.
Kansas City 1.1, e Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Dec 1. CATTLE
Receipts, 6.600 head, Including 200 southerns.
Market steuLy to 10a higher; choice export
and dressed beef steers, $5.26l'tf6.5; fslr to
good, $3.75cii5.1(): western steers, $.1.0014 i;
stockers and reeders, I2.604J4. 00; soutnern
steers, $2.50cg4 26; southern cows, $2.00y 3.26;
native cows, $2.00ru3.90; native hellers, $2.60
vjtVIK); bulls. $2.00H.ii0; calves, $2.60'r6 60.
HOGS Receipts, 12.000 head. Market 60
higher; top. $5.06; bulk of sales, $4.8545.00;
heavy, $4,904(6.06; packers, $4.90tii.0o; pigs
and lights, $4.6t4.!.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
head. Market strong to 10c higher; native
lambs, $6 6cKi'7 25; western lambs, $6.6i''q7.25;
ewes and yearlings, $4.6u,u6.00; western
clipped yearlings, $j.5i36.0u; western clipped
sheep, $4.50'(5.75: stockers and feeders, 33.60
44.76.
St. Lents Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec l.-CATTLE-Recelpls,
2,500 head, including 700 Texans; market
strong; natlvu shipping and export steers,
$4,404)6 90; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$2.7ni5.00; steers under l.OnO lbs., $2.75-4.01;
stackers and feeders. $2.0o(i3.75; cows and
heifers, $2,0074.00; canners, $1.75Oi.(J0; bulls,
$2 253.10; calves. $3.ta.fi.oo; Texas and In
dian steers, $2.1573.86; cows and heifers,
$2.oofiS10. 1
HOGS Receipts, 7,600 head; strortg; pigs
and lights, $1. 60414. 9j; packers, $1. Soft 1. 95;
butchers and best heavy, $4.804i3.on.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600 head;
steady; native muttons. $4.255.15: latnhs,
$T.5(4j 7.15: culls and bucks, $!.wcft.j.00: stock
ers, $3.4ui4.oti; Texans, $3.0o4i 4.5n.
OMAHA WHOLEIALK MtRKKT.
Condition of Trade and liinotatlona on
Staple and Fancy I'rodnee.
EGGS Fresh receipts, candled ttock. 23c.
t.lK I'fii I. Tit If - liens. c: tiM.stcis.
6c; turkeys, !3U14o: ducks. 9o; spring chick
ens, geese, siyo
DRESSED lOULTHY-Turkeya, 17Jlc;
eld I01111, H17loc; chickens, Hfloe: old roos
ters. 7c: duc ks, lit! lie; geese, Italic.
BUTTER Packing slock, lfVc; choice t
fancv dairy, 18jl.'; creamery, 21 u 21 He;
prints, 2ic
SUGAR Standard granulated. In hbls.i
$5.11 per cwt ; cubes, $4 96 per rwl; rut
loaf. $6.40 pr cwt.; No. ( extra C, bugs
or bbls., $4 86 per cwt.: No. 10 extva C.
Iigs only. M 80 per cwt.; No. 16 yellow,
bags only, $1 76 par cwt.; XXXX powdered,
$5 Ht per cwt. ,
FRESH FISH-Trotlt. lOfllle: halibut. IRc;
bufTalr, dressed, 9c: pickerel, drcraed, 6c;
white bass, dressed, 12c; sunflsh. sc; perch,
scaled and dressed $0; pike, luc catfish,
13c; red snapper, 10c: salmon, lie: crop
pies. 12c; eels, l.'c; bullheads. Ho: black
bass, 21k-: whlteflsh. 12c: frog legs, per
dos., S5c: Icbsters. green, 27c; boiled 1
lobsters, 30c; shad roe, 45c; blueflsh, 15c;
herring. 4c.
HA1 Prices quoted by Omaha Feed
company: No. 1 upland, $7: medium, $6.50,;
cbnrse. $ii.
BRAN Per ton. $14.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California Navels, all sl,a
$3 26; Florida, all sites, $3.00.
I.KMtiNH I.emonlera. exlr fancy, 241
else, $4.25; 800 and 380 sites. $5.50.
DATES Per box of 30 Mb. pkgs., $?,
Hallowell, In 70-lb. boxes. Per lb.. 6c;
walnuts, stuffed, 1-lb. pkgs., $2 per dos.
FIGS California, per 10-lK carton, 76
85c; Imported Smyrna, 4-ciown, 12c; s.
crown, lie.
BANANAS Per medium - alsed bunch
$1.75)12.26; Jumbos. $2Mfi3.00.
FRUITS.
TFARS Lawrence and Mount Vernon,
$250
APPLES Ben Davis" and Wlnesaps, It
t-bu. bins.. $4 00: California Bellflowers
$160: Colorado Jonathan anr Grimes
Golden. $2.26: New ork apples. $4.60 pel
bbl.
GRAPES -Impn-le Malagas. o.6clT.on.
CRANBERRIES-Jerseys. $12 00 per bbl.
Bell and Bugle. $ll.onfi13.n.
VEGETABLES
POTATOES Home-grown, per bu., 54
4j60c; South Dnkota, per bu., .So.
tiiNiwrvo ncjuns-Riov.il -i-iivii, rvu an,
white, per bu., 85c; Spanish, per crate
..
WAA tcr.Arnpi r 1 mmpcr, o j...
NAVY BEAN8 -Per bu., $3 on.
CUCUMBERS Per dos, $l.254ff1.B0.
CABBAGE H-ime grown and Wisconsin
In crates, per lb.. 14C
CARROTH. I'AKBMfS AJNU TlKMPi
Per bu.. 57bc.
CELERY K a la mn 100, per oog., V?.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per $-bu
bbl , $1.75f7? 00
CAllLIFIOWKR i'r crate, xs.
TOMATOES California, peri crate of 3
lbs.. $2 50.
BEEF CUTS
No. 1 rib. 12c; No. 2 rib, 8c: No. 3 rib
6c; No. 1 loin. 16c: No. 2 loin. 10c; No. :
loin, 7c; No 1 chucks. 5c; No. I chucks
4c; No. t chucks, Sc: No. 1 round, 7c; No'
2 round, 6c: No. round. 50 No. 1 plate
4c; No. 2 plate. Sc: No. 2 plate, 2o.
MlHCKbtiAWtUUS.
CIDER Per keg, $3.75; per bbl.." $8.73.
HONEY New. per 24 lbs., $3.50.
ClfEESE-Swiss, new, 6c; Wlaeonslr
brick, 14c; Wisconsin llmberfer, 13c; twins
14c; young Amerlras, . 14c
vt'TS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shells. r.
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lb., 13c
Pecans, large, pei in., 4 c. , nioaii. psr in.,
12c. I'eunuts, per 10.. ,c: roasted, ler lb.
$c. Chill walnuts, per lb., 124l3c. Almonds
soft shells, per id., jic; nara sneiis, pel
lb., 15c Shellbark hickory nuts, imr bu.,
$2.26; large hickory nuts, per bu.. $150
Chestnuts. 15o per lb CocOanuts. $1.60 pel
sack of 100.
HIDES No. 1 green. 9c; No. t green, c;
No. 1 saltsd. 10c; No. J salted, 9c: Mo. 1
veal calf, 11c; No. t veal calf, ftc; dr
salted, 7fil4c; sheep pelts, Zj9M.00; hors4
hides, $l.n2S.O0. . .
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. l.-COTTON-flpot
closed quiet, 15 points lower; middling tip
lands, 1.66c; middling gulf, ll.ftoc; sales, 1!),
770 bales. . , '
ST. LOI'IS. Dec. L COTTON-Q6let:
middling, ll'jc: sales, none; receipts, none. '
shipments, pone; stocjc, 26,170 boles. ,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1. COTTON-Spot.
small business done; prices 1 point lower
American middling fair, 6.6fid; good mid-'
tiling. 6.82d; middling. 6.16d; low nilddltri; '
(id; good ordinary. 6.82d; ordinary, J.S6d
The sales of the day wore 7.000 bales, ol
which 600 were for speculation and export
and Included 6.60(1 American. Receipt, S.l'H.
bnles. all American.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 1. COTTON..
Quiet; sales. 1.050 bnles. Revised quotations
Ordinary, 8 11-16c: good ordinary. 9c; Ion
middling. ii)c; good middling, llc; mid
dling fair. 12 l-16c; receipts, 4,978 bales
slock, 352,203 bales.
agar and Molasses.
NEW YORK, Dec l.-SUGAR-Ra w
firm; fair refining, 3c; centrifugal. tV
test, 3 9-plc; mmasses sugar, 2
nnea, steady; jno. 6, 4.kic; NO.
NO. 8. 4.(c; No. 9. S.95c; No.
No. 11. 3.96c: No. 12. S.8tic: So. IS.
No. 14. 3.76c; confectioners' A, 4.65c-;
A. 6.06c; cut loaf. 6.40c: crushed.
powdered, 4.90c; granulated, 4.7oc;
4.96c.
4.0V:
3.90c;
.65c;
mold 1
6.4tn.
cubes,
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Stock lu Sight. j
Receipts of live stock at the six principal I
markets yesterday: '
cattle. Hogs. Sheep. (
2,500 '
6,(V'aj !
432
13,ji) :
South Omaha
Sioux City .
Kansas City
St. Joseph ..
St. Louis
Chicago
Total
1.7m
7n0
6.5oO
1.408
2.5O0
5.50"
6.21)
2.HU1)
12.000
8.4n6
7,5'W
35,iv)
....18.308 70,105 21,433
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dec l.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
1,4H head; strong to loc higher; natives,
-;.ij'a6.1i; cows and heifers, $1. 504(5.10;
stockers and feeders, $2.76'ti3.9n.
HOtIS-Receipts, 8,4oj head; 5c higher;
Unlit. $1,754192: medium and heavy, $4.80
lUJ.'iu.
SHEEP AND LAMBB-Rocelpla, 432 head;
active to steady.
FEEDFfcB
1550 I 1)1
thj I 14
...loo I 30
... 4;o 1 u
. . . 3.4 I 15
2 50
S 60
1 C4JW 650 2 26 4 focdert.. 8x5
I 20 COWS I.' 3 SI 4 lec-durs.. Ki4
4 cows m iw 1 nun i.n 2 2J
I cows W !: 8 cows 878 2 .'5
1 cow 9' iV 17 cows 617 2 ID
HOGS There was only a moderate run
of hogs this morning, sixty-five loads being
received up tu noon, with A total of about
4.70U head. The receipts for the week have
not been up to expectations, and in fact
have been of only moderate proportions as
compared with last week tliey are only
about S.OuO head smaller, but the run for
the weak la smaller than the receipts for
the corresponding week one year ago by
about lO.uuO head. This Is accounted fur by
ti fact that the weather during llw; fore
c
I
Sioux (lly live Itock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Dec 1. (Special Telegram.)
CATTLE Receipts. 700 head; mark"
strong: stockers stead ; beeves, 1 1 l'a . 10;
cows, bulls and mixed, $J.fti4i3.uu; stockr
and feeders. $2. 754.(3. 60; calves and yeur
Hugs. $?.5tif3.40.
HoGS-Recelpts. 2,000 head: market loc
higher at 4.ii'u4.w: bulk ui sales, $4.85.
The following deeds were filed for recoit
December 1:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
O. B. Anderson and wife to H. G.
Mctiee, und lot 22, block S, Druid
Hill ad $ lm
Trustees of Lincoln academy to
Michael Decker, lot 6, block 12,
Bhlnn's ad 2,10
Llzxie Messersmlth and husband to
Anna D. Nlei.ian, lot 18, block 3,
Bemls Park em
Mary A. B. Howell to R. H. Johnson,
lot 11. 12 nnd w 13, block 16.
Kountxe Place IO.0111
R. H. Johnson, to Anna Wilson, same. 10.0m
Anna Wllsun to R. H. Johnson, lot 6,
block 93, Omaha S.70C
W. H. DeBuse and wife to Llbble L.
Miller, w 40 f-et lot 26, Archer
Place ' 1,5:0
J. W. Phelps and wife to Peter Jes
sen, Jr.. lots 3 and 4, block F,
Omaha, except n 21 ft lot 4 I6.OI1O
John McCormlck and wife to G. T.
Crajidell. lot 7, block 9, MeCormlck'B
ad 424
F. S. McCormlck and wife to L. H.
Korty. lot 20. King's ad 1.8ml
Frances Buttertleld elval., to same, lot
19. same 8541
Eliza Ferguson et al. to H E. Owen.
und'A lots 6 and 6, R. M. Stone's
sub .3oo
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
J. L. Browne and wile to J. M.
Browne, lots 1, 2 and $. block 2, Cot
tage Place, and other property 1
Georglunna Bradbury to Albert Brad
burv, lot 10, block 7, Matthews' sub. 1
Chrlstopla Olson to J. H. McMillan,
a tract in ne nw 9-14-13 35
August Blerbach to Auguata Bier
bach, lots 14 and 16, sub block .14.
Albright's Choice 1
Same to same, lots 1 to . Jones' ad to
Elkhorn, and other properly ,.. 1
DEEDS.
Frank Thompson, executor, to T. W.
Kern, lots 18 and 19. block 15. Omaha
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Philadelphia Produce Mnrket.
PHILADEIJ'HIA. Dec. 1. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, 24c; extra
nearby prints, 36V.
EGGS Firm; nearby fresh, loss off, 3c;
nearby fresh and western fresh, 31c, at
mark.
CHEESE Unchanged: New York full
cream, funcy, 13,311.': choice, 13c; fair
to good. 12 'a 13V c.
Breadstuff In IJverpool.
LIVERPOOL Dec. l.-Following are the
stocks of breads! uffs and provisions in
Liverpool: Flour. 46 ( sacks; w heat,
1 .670,110 centals; corn, 129,000 centals: bacon,
41 boxes; hams. 2.1U0 boxes; shoulders,
1.200 boxes; butter. .4u0 owls. ; cheese,
lis. too boxes; lard. 1.7m tierces of prime
werteru steam and (lu.000 tons of other
klr.ds.
Total amount of transfers $52,654
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receipts.
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