Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER o,. 1D03.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat I Won IT i wi.h Small lucreaM in
World'i Bnpplj.
STRONG CASH SITUATION A FACTOR
.(II OsTerlnn-a Arc Cleaned f nt Min
neapolisVolant) of Trade
la Cora nad Omit .
ia Small. -'
em. 9e: Dumber, 81c; My, 3c.
OATS To arrive and on track, 29c.
SEW YORK HRXCHtl MARKET
OMAHA, Dec. 4. 19o5.
Lower cables and receipts overrunlng es
timates caused a lower opening- !n wheat.
Prices roM later when tha world's visible
was reported, owing to tha small Increase,
which was only 9H6,0 buahels. The upward
tendency was helped by tha strong cash
situation, especially at Minneapolis, where
all tha offerings wera cleaned tip. The close
was about c above Saturday. December
finished at 84c. May at WsHSjIo and July
at 84o. .
Corn closed a little higher In deferred fu
tures and unchanged to, December. Trade
was not heavy. December finished nt ic,
old December at o, May st 4474o and
July at 4xg.46c. Tha world's visible In
creased 816,000 bushels.
, little Interest was displayed (n outs. The
market was Arm. December finished at 19
.. May at 824j32a and July at .11c.
The world's visible Increased 4M,0"u bushels.
. Liverpool closed fcd lower on wheat,
,and Wcv1 lower on corn.
Clearance were 17.000 bushels of corn,
VAOUO bushels of oata, 446,000 bushels of
wheat, and 64.000 barrels of flour. Primary
wheat receipts were 918,000 bushels and
shipments 921,000 bushels, against receipts
Inst year of 1,208,000 bushels and shipments
of 694,000 bushels. Corn receipts were
773.0OO bushels and shipments of 1.026,000
bushels and shipments of 796.000 bushels.
Tha world's shipments of wheat this wsek
'were 13,936.000 bushels, against 13,312.000
bushels last week. Corn shipments were
3,44,000 bushels against 8.493.000 bushels
last week. Wheat on passage increased
41.000 bushels.
The seaboard, Saturday sold 40.000 bushels
of wheat, 136.000 bushels of corn, and 20.000
bushels of oats. Kansas City reported
3O.000 bushels of wheat sold to go to
Mexico.
Receipts of wheat at the two northwest
markets last week were 3,709 cars, against
6.741 cars the week before, and 4.8o8 cars
last year. The sharp falling off was due,
partly at least, to severe weather.
Omaha Cash Bales.
WHKATtWo. hard, 1 car, 78c; No. 4,
1 car, 74c
CORH-NO. -4, 1 af. Stte.
4a aba. Cevek rrloes.
WHEAT No. 2 hard 7981e; No. 3 hard,
7(T0c; No. 4 hard, 73fc-7 4c; No. a spring,
i6So; No. 3 spring, 740?i'c.
CORN No. 3, 89(ia9c; No. 4, S738H; no
grade, 35,37c; No, 3 yellow, 39i,c; No. 3
white, S9c.
' OATS No. 3 mixed, 27HWc: No. S white,
2Bj29c; No. 4 white, 28'u:1c.
RIK No. J, 3c; No. J, 61c.
Carlo Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
..Chicago ........
Kansas City ..
Minneapolis ...
umana ....
Duluth ....
. St. Louis
li
46
eats 99
ee 8.J
.... 20
.... 36
...107
222
33
annotations of the flay tia Yarlons
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-FI5T-R Receipts,
, 24.277 tibls.; exports, 46.896 bbls.; market
steady witn rair inquiry tor spring patents;
Minneapolis patents, l4.6Wij6.no; Minnesota
bakers. eSKfcl.OO; winter patents, 34.2H''j
4.56; winter straights, $3.9o?Jl.lO; winter
extras, 82.8fyfi3.25; winter low grades. $2.75f
3.30. Rve flour, steady; fair to good, H9mi
4.10; cholne to fancy, $4,154(4.50. Buckwheat
flour, quiet, $ilM2.30.
BUCK WHEAT Dull, 1SVfHXa delivered.
CORNMKAI-8teady: fine white and yel
lrw, 11.36; coarse, $1.14(01.15; kiln dried, 33.00
$.3.60.
RYE Nominal; feeding, 39e. e. I. f.
Buffalo; malting, 44fj67c, c. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 99,000 bu.: exports.
305,877 bu.; spot market firm; No. 2 red,
96c. elevator; No. 3 red. 97 f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, tHc f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal f. o. b.
afloat. With the exception of one or two
slight recessions wheat was generally Arm
all day, closing fic higher. Opening
easier because of big world's shipments
and lower cables It recovered on bull sup
port, covering, the small receipts and light
offerings. May, 2(fi9:?c, closed ic;
December, 9lfi96c. closed 96SC.
CORN Receipts. 177,375 bu.; exports, 302.
837 bu.; spot market firm; No. 3. 60c, old
elevator, and 63c f. o. b. afloat; No. 3 yel
low, 63c; No. 2 white, 53c. Options mar
ket was without transactions, closing C
net higher; January, closed 5,Hc; May,
closed &otn: December closed 65c.
OATS Receipts, 182.800 bu.; exports. 62,808
bu.: snot market ateadv: mixed oats. 26 to
32 pounds, 36c; natural white, 80 to 32
pounds, 3tiV4Tr37c; cupped wmie, ra
pounds, 37tf40c.
HAY Easy; good to -choice, 80ff82c.
HOPS Firm; state," common to choice,
1905, 1421c; 1904, 13jl7c; Pacific coast, 1906,
KKftloc; 1904, 103 14c; olds. 66 8c.
HIDES Quiet; Galveston, 20 to 36 pounds,
20c; California, 21 to 25 pounds, 21c; Texas
dry, 24 to 30 pounds, 19a
I.F.ATHFR Htnariv: acid. 2B'S27Hc.
UDlWIQlrWa lliuf .t.n.lv familv XII. 60
f(12.60; mess, 39.6010.50; beef hams, jao.&ftf
22.00; packet, 310.604(11.60; city, extra inoia
mess, 317.5vai8.60. Cut meats, quiet; plrkled
bellies, SVolOc; pickled shoulders, 61i7c;
pickled hams, Vyc. Lard, firm; west
ern steamed, $7.7ors780: refined, steady;
continent, $S.00; South American, 38.60;
compound. 6-u6o. Pork, quiet; famll
316.00; short clears, $16.OOu'17.0Q; mess,
315.2515.50.
TALLOW Steady; city ($2 per pkg.). 4e;
country (pkga. free), 4lQ5c.
RICE Quiet; domeatic, fair to extra,
6c; Jnpan. nominal.
BUTTER-Irregular: street price, extra
creamery. 24244C. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra. It'(i24c; state dairy,
common to extra, ltk&2Sc; western Imitation
creamery, extras, lb(19c; state firsts. 17
4318c; renovated, common to extra, WgWc;
western iaciory, common w nri, u&'7r-vi
CHEESE Quiet: state full creams, small)!
and large, colored and white, September,
fancy, 134c; state lnte-raade, average bHt,
12(gl4c; state fair, HbllViC.
EaOS Steady; nearby fancy, selected,
white, 381400: state choice, 8637c; state
mixed, extra, 35c; western finest, 82c; state
firsts, SOli 31c; southerns, 21fg30o.
POULlTlY Dressed. steady; western
chickens. 13Vr616c; turkeys, 1220c; fowl.
114t'13c. -
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
i'arket Bhowi Further Uoiettlemtat, Dne
to Diiturbing Oooditioiii ia Ennia.
HIGH RATE FOR MONEY ALSO A FEATURE
Banks ltae Over a Million
Dollars la the nt
Treasarr ('
la Weak.
100
CHICAGO CRJL1X AMD
137
PROYISIOXS
', Featares of tha Tradlagr an Closing
Prlees on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4. Excellent demand for
3 wheat at northwestern markets caused a
firm tone In the wheat market here. At
the close wheat for May delivery was up
He. Corn was up c. Outs were prac
tically unchanged. Provisions showed a
Cain of
Outside of a slight decline at the open
, 'lng the wheat market had a firm tons
. inruus'ivui tue uny. x ne ucuio.nu wus uuu,
, '. but offerings were rather light. As pre-1
' dieted Saturday, the world's shipments for
. the week showed a considerable Increase
- over the corresponding time of "the last
, report, the total movement being esti
mated at 13.936,000 bushels against 1,592,000
,, bushels a year ago. A feature of the sttv
w tlstlea was the liberal contribution from,
Russia, total exports of wheat from that
country for the week being placed at over
6,000,000 bushels compared' with 4,800,000
bushels a year ago. Another bearish factor
was an Increase of 480,000 bushels In tha
.amount of breadstuff s on ocean passage.
bThes Influences were mainly . responsible
r for the small decline at the opening. Pit
r traders and commission houses sold freely.
during the first half hour, but when a
. leading bull came Into the pit as a buyei ,
, offerings became small. Demand from the
.bull leader was a feature of trading dur
Ing the last half hour. MlnnatoUe re
ported cash wheat In urgent demand at
higher premiums. Duluth also reported a
good demand for the cash articles. Greatly
reduced receipts In the northwest stimu
.' la ted demand here for options. The mar
ket closed firm with prices near the highest
of the day. May opened V'S4o to Vo-Ho
..lower at XthiWic, advanced to KSVaaa-he
and closed at fc8i&li!c. Clearances of
, wheat and flour were equal to 734,000 bush-
els. Primary receipts were 918.000 bushels
compared with 1,208,000 bushels a year ago;
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
. a-ecelpts of 637 cars against 1,282 cars last
week and 1,068 cars a year ago.
As a result of the active demand from
leading longs and good buying by commis
sion houses the market was firm through
, out the entire session. Small acceptances
. from the country, an Improved cash and
export demand and declarations to the ef
fect that farmers are holding out for 40
cent corn all tended to create bullish sen
timent. The market closed ' firm. May
opened a lower at- 44V, sold up to 4ac
and closed at'44c. Local receipts Were
23 cars with 3 cars of contract grade.
A decrease of 456,000 bushels lu the visl-
. ble supply and a revival In export demand
were bullish factors In the oats market.
Shorts were the best buyers during the
lat half of the day and the market was
, active. The close., was firm with prices
at the -highest point of the day. May
opened He lower at 31Tc sold up to 30
and-iosed at aijSJVve, Local receipts were
264 cars. ,
Notwithstanding an early decline of 5(9
10c In the price of live hogs, the provislou
market was. Arm from start to finish. Con
tinued llbersl shipments formed the basis
of the- strength shown. "Commission houses
and pit traders were active buyers. There
was some realising by lungs and moderate
silling by packers. At the close May pork
waa up 16c st tlS.67V- iJird was up iWtt
. 10c at 37.3rsa7.37tk. Ribs were 7Wloc
higher at $7.W.
stliiialed receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
66 ears; corn, 371 cars; oats, 193 cars; bogs,
36,(M) head - 1 .
The ivadlng futures ranged as follows: ,
Kaasaa City Grain and Previsions.
KANSAS CITY, Dee. 4 WHK AT De
cember, 79c; Msy. 80c; July. 76c. Cash:
No. 2 hard, 82&85c; No. 3, T7V1'&TJ2c; No. 3
red, WIWlc; No. 3, 86S9c.'
CORN Higher; December, 40ie; May,
40Vic; July, 4c. Cash: No. 2 mixed, 41Vc;
No. 3 white, 41Vc: No. 8, 4li&"UV4c.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white, 32g3Hic; No.
2 mixed, HX&30H0. . ... ,
HAY Steady; choice timothy, lll.00ll.60;
choice prairie. 39.OrfW9.60.
RYE Steady, 63(&4c.
EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas,
new No. 2 white wood cases Included, 2'rc;
case count, 24 Ho; cases returned Ho less.
' Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 99.000 106,000
Corn, bu 20,uo ' u,o"
Oats, DU... si,w
NEW YORK, Dec. 4. The stock market
showed much further unsettlement today
under the condition of widening Russian
disturbances and our own tight money mar.
ket. As the dsy progressed these In
fluences seemed to lose their force for a
time and stocks recovered their losses. The
upward movement of the later dealings
was desultory and spotty In the last de
gree. The high grade railroad stocks and
the better known Industrials played small
part in the movement and speculative ac
tivity was diverted again In a marked de
gree to stocks of a minor grade, especially
non-dividend paying Industrials.
Money continued In rather scanty supply
and loaned above 8 per cent from the outset.
Some of the forces of depletion of bank
reserves also were still In operation. But
since the speculation has weathered a 25
per cent rate this detriment seemed to lean
on the conviction that Friday's 15 per cent
rate might safely be Ignored, especially as
the stringency was somewhat relaxed to
day. The banks are losing again to the
sub-treasury, the amount gone Into that In
stitution since the bank statement was
made up already rising to over a million !
Hollars, while the credit Balance at me
clearing house this morning Indicated a
continuance of the drain. New York ex
change at Chicago also rose to 6 cents
premium against the 10 cent discount ruling
on' Saturday. The money market probably
was affected by some return In the way of
dividend and Interest disbursements of the
sums accumulated for the December 1
settlement. Sterling exchange rates de
clined, the supply In that market being
replenished by bankers' finance bills, the
proceeds of which went into our money
msrket. Discounts declined In London in
spite of the sharp turn In the continental
exchages against London. The movement
of sterling exchange at Paris was particu
larly marked. That financial center hns to
bear the brunt of the disorderly conditions
of Russian finance. The slump 1n Russian
government bonds was reflected In free
liquidation of other securities In which
Paris Is largely Interested. In order to pro
tect their holdings of Russl&ns. The un
dulating confidence with which French
holders of RuskIhh securities held through
the strain of the Japanese war has given
way to a condition of mind bordering on
demoralisation. A financial convulsion In
St. Petersburg must And some reflection In
other markets of the world through the
Paris outlet.
Railroad officials gave out the reports
which have come to be customary, of pre
vailing car shortages and freight conges
tions, with prospects or worse conuttions
when Inclement weather sets In and when
the srreat corn crop begins to move. These
assertions of a volume of trafllo which it
is hopeless to accommodate were some
what impaired In their effect by the notice
of a cut In export cornrates by St. Paul to
contest for that traffic with the gulf lines.
Some attention was given to the Increasing
Issues of new stock and bonds of various
corporations. American Telephone and
Telegraph sold off points on the re-
rorted Intention to seek authority for a new
100.000,000 convertible bond Issue. Space
forbids enumeration of the many special
ties seldom active which made fairly sensa
tional gains. Their slight Influence was
shown In the renewal of the weakness In
the late general demand.
Bonds were Arm. , Total sales, par value.
32.81O.OO0. United States new 4s registered
declined '4 per cent on call.
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
change ranged as follows:
sales. Hign. low. Close.
$1.1S.?ffl.42: gold coin and bullion, t8o.0Sl.36J;
gold certificates. 3o0.2.30.
New York Mener Market.
NB W YORK, Dec 4. MONEY On call
strong, Mi 10 per cent; closing bid, I per
cent; offered at 10 per cent; time money
firm; sixty days and ninety dsys and six
months. 6 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6yfft
per cent; sterling exchange weak, cloning
stronger with actual husienss In bankers'
bills at 4.85H6r 4.8670 for demand and at
4 8104.8216 for sixty day bills; posted
rates, 4R.V4j and 4.86487; commercial
bills. 34 .k."a4.82v.
SILVER Bar, K4c; Mexican dollars, 494c
BONDS Government easy; railroads Arm.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows:
jKpin tm. M nerlM... "T
.1IW4 do 4',. clK V?.
AU3S do Id wrtw ?
.Kt L N. unl. 4t 1M4
W Manhattan p. s. ....!'
...IM1 Mr,. Optra I 4
II. 8. new 4a, rf do lat In?
do coupon X:i2 Minn. A St. L. 4a
Am. Tobarco to '" M . K. & T. 4a...
do tm Il' do t M
AUhlaon (en. 4a M. R. R. of M. e. 4a. u
do sdi. 4a !..'.. M N. T. C. s. W Il
Atlantic C. L. 4a.. N. J. C. . ts 1s
Bal. ft Ohio 4a JM ho. Parlnc 4a. KHV
M' do (a
K. ft W. f. 4a. IMS
114 O. 8. I,. rfd 4s
.. 54 Pnn. ronr. 14a I0J4
SJV, Reading in. to 102't
V. a. rf ia. rat-
do coupon
IT. g. la. rat
do coupon
V 8. old 4a, res.
do coupon
do 14a
Brk. R. T. e. 4.
Central of Oa. (a...
do lat inc
do td inc
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Liberal Ina of Cattle, with Varket Slow
and Low.r.
HOG MARKET OPENED SLOW AND LOWER
Light Receipts of Sheep a ad 1"".
bat Demand Gend Fat heep anal
Lambs trog aaat Active
Feeding Sheep Steady.
. SOt'TH OMAHA, Dec. 4,
Receipts were:
1906.
Cattle. Hogs Sheen;
do td Inc 7V St. L. ft 1. M. c. 6a.. 11(4
Chre. ft Ohio 44a-..-l4 St. U ft 8. T. If 4a. K4
Thlraso A A. W4 ft. L. 8. W. c. 4a... l
C, ft. ft Q. n. to. ...1014 aeaboard A. L. 4a.... 4
The following range of prices at Kansas
City was reported by F. D. Day & Co., 110
111 Board of Trade building:
Artlcles.1 Open. Hlgh. tw. Close. Bafy,
Wheat I
Dec... 78
May... SOVi
July... 76i,4'a'4
Corn
Dec... SMiiffT
i May... 3!in
Jan.... 39
Oats
Dec... 80W4
May... 3Utt
Pork
Jan.... 13 45
May... 13 SS
Lard
Jan..,. 7 1012
May... 7 2b
78l
80
76H
40H
4Wi
30',,
30
IS 60
13 60
7 17020
7 HXu'M
784
80HV
76 VMS 14
-89T,'
30
13 45
18 35
7 10
7 28
TtiVs
.49 J
4o'
404
SOM,
IS 57
13 47
7 15
7 30cg3i
78'4i
7t4
10T
40
3J"4j&40
laona
13 43
13 32
7 07
7 23
St. Louis General Market.
OH T AtTTO n A WUff iT Firm'
I red cash, elevator, 864i3M4c; track, 83VMy
IHc; uecemoer, ei',WJ.4c; may, ic; jmo. .
hard, 84i&c. .
CORN Hlorher: No. 3 cash. 42c; track,
431jHc; December, 41VxiS41c; May, 42V0
43c.
OATS Firm: No. 2 cash. Sic; track. 8H4c;
No. i white, 83c; December, 30c; May,
l4T!nic.
FIX) L' R Steady ; red winter patents, $4 80
(14.50; extra fancy and straight, 34.V084.Zb;
Clear, Z.i.3.10.
SKED Timothy, ateady. UoOigl-SO.
CORN MEAD 8teady 3-.50.
BRAN Steady; sacked east track, 73
74c.
HAY-Steady; timothy, $8.00(&12.5O; prairie,
7. 5US 300.X
IRON COTTON T1ES-81.01.
BAOQ1NO 9'ac.
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing.
114.00. I-ard, higher; prime steam, $7.06 1(
7.074V Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra
shorts, 37.75; clear ribs, J. 00; short clears,
38.25. Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts,
I. 60; clear ribs, 38.75; short clears, 39.00.
POULTRY' Chickens, higher; springs,
lOVf'Uc; turkeys, UHjc; ducks, 10c; geese,
lM(c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, J0S25c; dairy,
1S4i21c.
Rteadv at 24c. case count.
Keoeipia. tnipmen;s. i Met. eecuruies.
lti.UOO 7.000 ' Met. St. Ry
107,000
'.....137.000
.....loo.UUO
C. R. 1. ft P. 4a.... T4 Bo. Pacific 4a.
do col. 4a. 404 do lat 4a ctfa..
CV. ft St. b. r 4a.. 1014 So. Railway ta..
Colo. lnd. ia, aer. A. 734 Texaa P. la...
74 T.. l. L. A W.
7C4 t'nlon Pacific to.
11.141 do conr. 4a
HK4 V. 8. Slel td ia.
.1014 Wabaah la
do deb. B
iWestem Wd. 4a..
W. A L. K. 4a..
do aerlra B
Colorado Mid. ta. ..
Colo, ft Bo. 4a
Cuba ia
D. ft H. O. to.
Dlitlllera' Sec. ia.
Erie prior Urn 4a in)
do gn. 4a M '
Horhinn Val. 44a. ..112
Japan 99',
-offered.
Wla. Central 4a..
14
.... 14
....IV
....1H4
4a.. K.14
....!' 4
....1944
.... M4
....114
.... n
.... rt
.... :
6
Boston Stocks and Bond.
BOSTON. Dec. 4-CaII loans, 6WS per
cent; time loans. 6fr8 per cent. Official quo
tations on stocks and bonds were as fol
lows: Atrnlaon adj. 4a..... 3 lAdventura 7
do 4 Wl '-I Allouci 41
Mei. Central 4a T4 Amalgamated W4
Atchlaon 64 American Zinc in
do pfd 1"34 Atlantic M4
Bout on ft Albanr :M ningham M
Boatnn ft Maine 11 i-a. tlrcla ...71
Boaton Elerated lit H'entennlal
FHihburs pfd 141 Copper Range ...
Mexican Central 134 Dnly Weat
N. T.. N. H. a H . iw Franklin
89
101
35
Adams Exoress..
Amal. Coppor 97,400 mv
Amer. Car & F 5.800 40
do pfd 300 101
Amer. Cotton Oil 21,400 37
do pfd
Amer. Express
Amer. Hide & L. pfd 100
Amen Ice Securities. 11.500
Amer. Linseed Oil.... 2.0")
do Dfd 300
Amer. Locomotive.... 4.700
do Dfd 1,000 11774 J174 1W
Amer. Smelting ft R. S6.3"0 1M 1504- V4
ao pia z.wio i.) ii ia'
Amer. Sugar Refining 2.500 i: 139 139
Amer. Tol). pfd certlf 2.300 lUK'i 107 107
Anaconda Mining Co. i.uoo li ltn
35
35
19
42
35
32
18
42
71
240
89
40
100
30
90
221
84
84
19
ri5
900
200
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coust Line..
B. 4 O
do pfd ,
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chicago Ot. Western
C. & N. W
C, M. & St. P
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C, C, C. & St. L. . . .
Colo. Fuel and Iron..
Colo. & Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Con. Oss..-.
Corn Products
do pfd
Del. & Hudson
Del., L. & W., ex-dlv.
D. A R. a
do pfd
Distillers' Securities. 14,400
7.VO 86 85 85
4i0 103 103 12
2110 I'lO lt JM)
7.2UO 111 110 111
46.300 85
10,100 173
54
33
83 834
171 172
3,200 20
1"0 217
11.700 177
500
6.000
' 4.000
3.01 K
6.X00
97
47
2S'
6o
4n4,
100 174
1,100 14
i0
oo
54
53
82
2(')
217
175
95
44
28
64
44
176
14
53
220
00 34 34
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 3d pfd
Oeneral Klectrlc.
Hocking Valley...
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern....
do pfd.
I & N
Manhattan L.
24,900
1.300
.1.300
4S
471,
80
74
47
46
80
72H
53
81
75
2V4
217
175,
17
31
9714
4t
2S4,
5
45
175
14'4
53
221
442
33
47
47'4
NO
72
Pera Marquette ....1"0 Oranhv
tnlon Pacific u4 lkle Korale ...
Amer. Arge. Cham... 144 Mast. Minim .
do Dfd . m Mlrhlaan
Amer. Pnea. Tube Mohawk
Amar. Sugar l.4 Mont. C. ft C.
do pfd i Old Doniinloa .
Amer. T. ft T 1 fxceola
Amar. Woolen 44 Parrot
do pfd 1044 Oulncr
Dominion I. ft 8 ! Shannon .......
Hdleon Klec. 11IU....2J74 Tamarack
General Electric
Meaa. Electric
do pfd
Maaa. Uaa
I lilted Fruit
United Shoe Mach...
do pfd
V. B. Uteel....
do pfd ,
Wealing, common
ma. "Asked.
1 Trlnltr
. 144 fnlted Copper .
. at4 V. 8. Mining...
. 44 V. 8. Oil
ln44 Vth
. 7S I Victoria
. JlVwihona
. 3a4 Wolverine
.1014 North Butt ....
74
.... l
.... 1'.
.... 10
.... M
....
.... H4
.... 1
.... i4
.... 3; -4
....l'x
.... i-4
....107
.... 7.
....t:s
.... it)
.... 954
.... t4
.. 4
..12
.. 75
5.301
5. 1-34
8.33
5.971
4,300
4.82
8.353
3.7K8
3.097
6.852
4.500
11.278
14.138
18.75
30.171
1.6U
Official U.nrf..
i?Ju. s"m day last week!!
1 .? ! 8am week, before ...
Same three weks ago.
Same four weeks as-o.
Same day last year 8.929
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows tha receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, comparing with last
)ear:
1905. lpj4. Inc. Dee,
Cattle am 910 k:k 617 79.593
'os 2.090.720 J.111.71
Sheep 1,910,693 1,662.986 347,4)08
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
17.
18..
19..
20..
31..
4 06
4 67
4 67
4 68
4 8fV
04 4
tto. I 1906 .IO4.19O3.19Jt.:H01.U900.il89.
15..I 4,71 4 69 lSlile7!4 0i JW
II.. I fio 4 62 4 66 I ' wi ;
4 71 4 461 6 41 4 82
4 60 4 39! 81 5 62
4 531 4 45l 6 29! 5 63t 4 W
I 4 46 38 6 731 4 75
. 1 ui 1 iii 1 gi 4 73
4 611 6 261 6 .b
Not.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
rHi7,nni7
NEW LOAN
910,000,000
I Eld
n
Coupon or Registered
PRICE AND PARTICULARS UPON REQUEST
Far son. Leach & Ca
New York
Chicago
Boston
Harvey Fisk & Sons
New Yotk
Boston
Philadelphia
Nov. 24..
Nov. 25..
Naur,
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Pec.
lec.
Dec.
23.. I 4 Wl ) 4 49! 4 311
2
37.
29..
30..
1
2...
3.
4.
4 69 4 201 15
4 72 4 47 4 181 6 04 6 76
4 52 I 6 99 6 78
4 r.fc 4 20 6 73
4 7II 4 49 4 4 4 0.'
4 83 4 46 6 09 8 85
4 34 8 00
4 92 4 42 4 341 4 09
4 48 4 8l! 08 6 95
4 471 4 401 6 13 5 88
4 43 4 22 5 92
6 66 4 781
6 86
4 87
4 74
4 71
4 74
4 69
4 63
!7
i m
S 88 I
3 89
1 M
n fA 1 ...
an. ...
....
7S....
S 83
I 77
S 76
S 73
3 53
3 71
3 74
8 76
4 64
4 68; 3 81
7
74
77
til
(1
71 1H
London Closing; Storks.
LONDON. Dec. 4. Closlnr ouotatlons on
the Stock exchange were as follows:
Conaola. mdhey... M N. y. central IKtK
to account . t Norfolk A W .-.
Anaconda 4l do ptd 'i
Atthlaon M4 Ontario It W M
do ptd if PennaylTanls 714
Baltimore A Ohio. ...1144 Rand Mlnaa 7V.
t'anadlan Paclflc 177-4 Reading t4
Chea. A Ohio 4V do lat pfd 474
Chicago Ot. W il4 do id ptd to
C. M. A 8t. P HI .Southern Hatlsay .... 344
DeBeere 17S! do pfd ltr
Denver A R. 0 95 'Southern Pacific 84i
da ptd i4, Union PaclOc IW14
Erla 484' do pfd S4
do let pfd.. !4 f. 8. Bteel. 374
do Id ptd 744, do pfd H
Illlnoia Central IM IWabaah 214
Loulavllls A NaaU...U4l do prd 42
M., K. A T St Bpaillah 4a 24
SILVER Bar, dull. "9d per -ounce.
MONEr-23 per Nnt. '
The rato-01 uliscounMn -tho.open market
for short bills Is 3 iPr cent; for three
months' bills, 8$r3 9-8 per cent.
OMAHA WHOUOStLE ( MARKKT.
Condition of Trdeignd Quotations on
Staple and FA,ncr Trednce.
EGOS Fresh j-ecelatgr. tmdled atox-k, 25e.
- WVB- JOUUTKi lliia, 8V4c; roosters,
Sc; turkeys, 13614a;. ducks, 8ao; spring
chickens, 8c; geee, d(68(;.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys, 16r717c;
old turns, 1 44; 15c; ohlckuns, 9'fl.lOc; old roos
ters, 7c; .ducks, lOfcllg; geese, 9''10o.
BUTTER Packing stock. 15c; choice to
fancy dairy, lSfrlKc;' creamery, 21jiJlc;
prints, 21c. . ,
SUGAR Standard granulated. In bbls.,
$5.11 per cwt.; cubes, 35.95 per cwt.'; cut
loaf, 86.40 per cwt; No. 6, extra C, bags
or bbls.., 34.96 per cwt.; No. 10, extra C,
bags only, 34.80 per cwt.; No. 15 yellow,
bags only, $4.75 per cwt.; XXXX powdered,
$5.s5 per .cwt.
fREBH FISH Trout, 10lle; halibut, 13c;
ntinaio, aresaea, vc; picaerei, dressed, 6Hc
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
The following tanle snows t'te prices palJ
nt the river markets for cattle:
Oood to choice corn-fed steers. .....$5.256.40
l-'alr to good corn-led steers bAkou 5
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4.0O(j5.W
Good to choice range beef steers.. 4.2fiip4.6fl
Fair to good range beef steers 8.60Q4.25
Oood to choice cows and heifers.. 3.26'g4.5
Fair to good run and hslfeia i U- 30
Fair to good western cows 1.602.75
fanners and cutters 17ofT3 50
Oood to choice Blockers A feeders I ?584 10
Fair to good slookers and feeders.. 2.50a3.40
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha 81.90-?ji.OO $4.7oa4.87
5tH ! Chicago 1.2?g6.75 4.154.95
4 Kansas City 2.00(ri. .Borge.w
St. Louis 2.0Kft6.85 4.504.90
Sioux City 2,50tfjS.60 4.6Xu4.76
, SATURDAY SHIPMENTS.
The following list shows the number of
cars of feeders shlpiied to the country Sat
urday and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cars.
P. B. Inglverson, Danbury, la. N. W.... t
Krlck Wall. Stanton, Ia. Q 1
Charles Owens, Springfield, Mo. Mo. P... 1
SHEEP. D.D.
Antun Gifford, Mitchell, 8. D. Mil 3
The ottli lal nunWier of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Roads. Cattle.Hogs.snp.Hi-s.
C M. & St. P 10
Wabash
Mo. 1'ac S
Union Pacltlc system 6ft
C. & N. W.. east a
C. & N. W., west.'. 64
C, St. P., M. & O.. 18
C, li. A Q , east 7
C, B. & W., west 65
C, H. I. & P, east 8
C, R. 1. P., west 1
Illinois Central 10
Total receipts.
4
1
5
3
a
i
4
6
3
id
66 28
M.
17....
7t...
74....
M....
to...,
M. ...
7t....
M...
U.
,..104 44 4 IS
...un ... 4 to
...ni ite 4 m
...Vt 140 4 M
...101 n 4 tO
...I3t lit IN
... tao 4 Hi
...Hi )0 4 M .
HO 4 0
...NT 40 4 40
...1(3 ... 4 14
...ls ... 4 to
...ia m to
...rt 100 4 to
...ti.t its 4 to
...144 ... 4 n
...147 100 4 So
140 4 00
... 4 00
... 4 SO
... 4 00
100 4 00
io 4 on
40 4 M
M 4 n
... 4 to
:w too 4 oo
Ml SO 4 M
M4 ... 4 M
.ml
..itt
..Ml
..IM
...HI' 4
...Ml
...in
n....
70....
!....
t.t....
0....
u....
41...
14....
14...
40....
M. .. .
47 ... .
14....
47....
71....
U....
07....
M. ...
r....
(7....
03..,.
7S....
74...,
7...,
!....
47...,
74....
....
...K4 100 4 114
...140 00 4 014
...t 00 4 '4
...114 ite 4 0J4
...III 144 4 1:4
...tot ... 4 114
...lat 40 4 04
40 4 124
... 4 l!4
40 4 1:4
... 4 it 4
so 4 114
... 4 014
M 4 014
100 4 114
00 4 S4
110 4 (14
40 4 134
...13 00 4 114
...114 110 4 U
...m k t
...114 00 4 OS
...144 t 4 U
...334 ... ItS
...NO 40 4 M
.. .141 110 4 06
...144 120 4 01 4
...174 00 4 174
...it
...110
...Kt
...171
...10
...111
...171
...244
...101
...IS1
.11
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
uattie. riogs.eneep.
SHEEP Receipts of shesn this morning
were very small, It being the lightest run
for the first day of the week since the
middle of August. For some time bark
the receipts have been large every Mon
day, so that the falling off In the number
arriving this morning was something of a
surprise. At the same time that the re
ceipts were light, the demand waa very
good and sellers had no trouble at all
In disposing of their holdings at prices
entirely satisfactory to owners. The trade
as a whole might be described as a- good
strong and active market, although there
were spots where sales were made at
decidedly higher prices. As high as $6.50
was paid for good ewes, good wethers st
$6.80, yearlings at $6.26 and lambs at $7.16.
and lambs at $7.16.
The trade was reasonably active at the
prevailing prices so that the most of the
receipts changed hands In very good
season In the morning.
Quotations on fat sneetv and lambs: Good
to choice fed lambs. $0. 3)67. 26; good to
rhniA rstnee lttinlm. iii Iswui vh: aood to
choice yearling wethers, $5.26ff4.i6; good
to choice old wethers, $5.006.00; good to
choice old ewes, 4.26'06.b0.
Quotations for-feedet sheep and lambs:
Good f.ieiilna lambs. 35.tv.00: aood feed
ing vearllnvs 34.75(35.26:' rood feeding
wethers. $4.5uft4.75; good reeding ewes, $3.50
(74.10: breeding ewes. 84.506.00.
Representative sales:
No.
4S9 Wyoming ewes, feeders
11 ienrasKa goats
F. D. Day & Co.
Dealers In
Stock. Grain. Provision
sain Yoar drain Ca.
Braaah fee. tlta-tlt ard tt Trade
Bid.. Oaaana. Sftae. Tolonhean gle.
312-X14 Exchange fidf.. South Omaha.
11 'Phone II. tadspandeat 'Paoae l
TAN HIDES
ttm aa roar H'dee and a will Us thara
For Hob o)4.M Tan for font 4.fM
Lined Robe UI.IM Msko Coal tMl.OO
tra glee Us Hldaa tor Har saaa and Laos Leather.
We guarantee Seat work ta tha gut. Rend for Price
Mat and Shipping Tag. Caen paid for HI das and
Fur. We refer you to rirat National Bank.
Omaha Robe & Taaturif Co.,
Hickory and 2nd. fits. - Omaha. Neb.
HEAL KftTATK TRASifrFHRS).
kuO
1,176
1,09
1.306,.
116
1,149
1,!'4
-J.474
i is:i i3' 1S3
5i0 114 114
8,8110
3. mo
3.60
3. t0
25
87
f
31
62
39
113
244
8T4 J
27
82
26
55
" 3o
61
2.OH0 15.1 149 149V,
1K iKS lt . Iti3
Flour bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oats, bu. ..
17.000
58.0HO
3M.O0O
ArUcles.l Ooen. ) High.) Low. I Cloae.l Yes y.
Wheat
Ixc.
- May
July
Corn
Dec
tlec.
May
July
Oats
Dec. May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Dec Jan.
May
Elba
Jan. Majr
84fgr 85 84! 84 84
87V!88tft! 874 88i 4 87'r
.tri
46
444
444!
44S
V9''
0
13 66
13 46
T 80
J 12
90
1 il
' 45 I
46
404
324
31-
13 70
13 62
T32
7 32,
7 40
7 02
7 22
46
44
44
46I
44j
44
45
44
44
44
44 45 tiHI
I I
29r29! 29
31 33 tl Sl'ViM
4V
13 65
13 46
7 27
7 30
90
7 U
31
13 70
13 67
I
7 32
7 20
7 37
4 97'
30
13 62
13 42
715
7 12
7 27
t 90
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOIS, Dec. 4. FIXUR Quiet;
first patents, 84.7t34 M; second patents, $1.50
474.60: first clears, $3.85413.76; second clears,
$2.452.55.
BRAN In bulk.-$11.60.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery.) The range of prices, as reported
by F. D. Day 4k Co., 110-111 Board of Trade
building, was:
Articles. I Open. 1 Hlgh. Low. Close. Bafy.
Wheat-I ' I I
Dec....!81t81 81 81)',' 81 81
May...,&4j 86 8 86U: 85
Flax f I I
Dec... 98 . 98 98 98! 98
May... 103 1 113 I 1 02 103 I 102
7 30 I 7 12
No, t tOld. $New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. $3.863
410; straights. $3.653 85; spring patents,
13.75.34.W; sualgbis, $i.iioa.so; bakers, 32.26
US 10.
. WHEAT-NO. t spring, 864j7c; No. 3, (49
86c; No. 3 red, 844tic.
' CORN-No. 3. 47c; No. 8 yellow, 47Hf48c
OATS No. 3. !9e; No. t white, S2U32c;
No. 3 white, 3V432c.
RYE No. 1 67itic.
BARLEY Good feeding, 87c; fair to
choice malting, 4l49c.
AkKD No. 1 Flax 94c. No. 1 northwest
era, $1.01; prima timothy, $3.30; clover,
contract grade, $11 0Oigl3.2a.
PROVISIONS Pork, per bbl., $13 .40313 60.
Jjkri. per lu lbs., $7 3547.37. Short rlba
sides (loose). $7 0ui7.12; short olsar sides
(boxed). $7.Ua7.2&
Following were the receipts and ship,
ruants of flour and grain:
- Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 82.9U0 29.lt)
. Wheait, bu 66,01) lJU
. Cora. DU 2X1.0W 2.17 000
, Oata, bu....'. 4M, &11O 198.&IH)
Mye. ba 24O.0ii 60
Barley, bu.; 164.3UO W.tMJ
On the Produce exchange today tha but
' ter market waa firm; creameries, 17$'23c;
dalrtes, 17720c. Lug a. Arm at mark, raw
Included. 2uq2fic; firsts, 35c: prime firsts,
' 2c; eatraa, its. Cheese. Ulfl3c.
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, Mc: No. 1 northern. 64c; No. 2
northern, 82c; No. 3 northern. i9e;
No. 1 durum, 72c; Xo. 2 durum, ill) ,3c.
Corn: No. 3 yellow. lc. Oata: No. 3
white, 2so; No. 3. 274j27Sc. Barley: Sob 47c.
Rye: 61ti62.c Flax: 97c.
Visible Bapplg of Urala.
NEW YORK, Deo. 4 The visible supply
of grain Saturday, December 2, as rum
piled by the New York produoe exchange,
la as follows: Wheat 36,9l3,uui bu.. Increase
7M.0O0 bu. ; corn 6.3U3.000 bu.. Increase 817,ut)
bu.; oats 28.142.uoo bu., decrease 456.000 bu.;
rye 2,137,000 ou., Increase 57.Oi.iy bu.; barley
4437,uv0 bu.. Increase 77.000 bu..
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4 WH FIAT Futures,
quiet; December, 6s 10d; March, s UVtd;
Msy. 6s lud.
CORN Spot, quiet: American mixed, 4s
10d: futures, quiet; January, 4s 4d;
March. 4s 3d.
HOPS-Sleady. 34.
Dnlath Urala Market.
DUI4UTH. Dec, 4-WHEAT-Tn arrive
.' No. 1 Don hern. 83c: No. 1 northern 8CUa
tm trtoa4 4, X aonhoit. 63c, fie. $ noith- f a4.'M..4 hrtfl Open kettle, 1k3c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Dee. 4.-CORX-Hlgher; No. i
yellow. 43c; No. 3, 43c; No. 4, 42c; no grade,
41Vt.
OATS Steady; No. S while, 30c; No. 4
white, 29.'u30c.
WHISKY On the basis of $130 for fin
ished i(odS. t
tiMaar anal Molasses.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4. - SUGAR - Raw,
firm: fair refining, ie; centrifugal 94 test,
I 9-16c; molMes augar, 2e. Refilled steadv;
No. 4. 4.10c; No. 1, liic: No. 8. itilv; No. 9.
3.95o; No. 10. $.8w; No. 11. 8.85c; No. 12, S.MV;
No. 13. 8.75c; No. 14. 3. 75c; confectioner'
A. 4.66c; mold A. 4 06c; rut I out. 6k-;
crushed. 1.40c; powdered. 4.8oc; granulated,
4 7.H-- cubes. 4 9i".
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 4.-8UG AR-KIrm;
open kettle. 3g4c; oealrlfugal. SftS'jc; tep
trlfugal whites, S7, selloae. a'.'uc; atv-
Onda. a-
6,400 73
11,9i0 II974
1.10O 2
200 l6i
6,6110 lt"
3..V) 35
Jt" 67
Mexican Central
Minn. A St. L
M . St. P. & 8. Ste. M
do pfd
Mo. Pad tic
M.. K. & T
do pfd
Nat l Lead., 39.MO 9v
Nat I R. K. ot M. pld 1"0 So
N. Y. Central
N. Y., Ont. A W
Norfolk & W
do pfd
No. American
Pacific Mail
72
79
137
166 1"
99 100
35 35
67 66
77 7M4
36 35
6.M 149 14 1404
1,70 62 31 61
700 84 53 M
92
3.S"0 101 9X 99T
O. itw 01 4 Ws
Pennsylvania 12,5" 13b 1H.S4 1:
People's Gas 3,IU Hk 1 2 13
P., C. C. Bt. I....
Pressed Stwl Car.
do pfd
Pullman P. C...
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel....
do pfd
Rock Island Co..
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
8t. L. 8 F. 3d pfd
St. L. 8. W
do pfd
So. Pacific
do pfd
Bo. Railway ..,
do pfd
Tenn. Coal 1
Texas A Pacific
Tol.. St. L. 4V W
do pfd
Union Pacific...
do pfd
U. 8. Express
IT. 8. Realty
V. 8. Rubber
do p(d
U. 8 Steel...
do pfd
Va. Cato. Chemical..
do pfd
W aba It
do pfd
Wrlla-Fargo Express
SfBtingn. i.iectrlc...
Western . Unlun
W. or L-ke Erie
Wis. Central
do pfd
No. ruciflc
tV'itri't LeutUer
d 1 fd
tl s tti.efnvd
7.6tf)
5u0
53
9..
61
99
f.2
99
2-13
26,700 136 134 15
92
H . 97
II. 00 33
4.S H4
22 ti ll 264
6.9iO 66
iei
500 67
97 9i
::
li a 102
2.'r 26
4
. . . 3
104 104
57 67
22
56
l. S6
11 12
M 33
99 994
121 122
?2
36
3ti0 57 67 67
71.4") U5 134 131
95
4.1U0 . 54 53
1I li.'4 119
27 0 36 36
10.M0 lo:i 102 u
49. 7U) 4S', 42 45
Z.aiv llc 112
9.90 67
3tO 120
4,9i 34i
7t) 99S
6,9ti 124
6
ftO
50u
ioo
2.(01
1J
2
40
92
28
196 '
46 S
6 1 10 V
9 91
tiiSi
31'
?;
28
VV,
8)
1 , ", am. , ..ui. ... jil, mm 1 na,
25c; whltefish, 12c: frog legs, rx-r dox., ;loc;
loosiers, green, tie; onuea lonsters, soc;
shad roe, 46c; bluetlsb, 5c; herrlnii, 4c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Feed com
pany: No. 1 upland, $7; medium, $6.50;
coarse, $6. .
BRAN Per ton. $14,50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES fail tor iila Navels, all sizes,
$3.&: Florida. -all-sizes, $3.00.
LEMON8 Llmonlom, extra - fancy, 240
sixe, 4.2o; 300 and 3tio sizes, $4.7535.JO.
DATES Per box of 30 1-lb. pags., $2.00;
Hallowee, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 6c;
layer, per lb., 6c; walnut-stuffed, 1-lb. pkgs.,
$2.00 per dox.; bulk, 7c per lb.; 7-lb. boxes,
$1.00.
r'iGS California. neV 10-lb.' carton. 754r
I S5c; Imported Smyrna, 4-crown, lc; 6-
rrnwn 1 4.
BANANAS Per merllum-slxed bunch, $1.75
b'i.-ih; Jumbos, 32.603.00.
TANGERINES Florida, per box of
about 125, $3.00.
GRAPE FRUIT Per box', $5.60.
FRUITS.
PEARS Lawrence and Mount Vernon.
118 $2.60
t AffLM laiuornia oeuenowers, li no
per uu. uux; uiunaiiu jonainan, a.o per
tu. box; Ben DavlSt 31. 6j per bu. box;
Wlnesaps, 32.(0 per bu. box; other varieties,
$2.0u per bu. , New .Yolk apples, $4.50 per
bbl. ,
GRAPES Imported Malagas. $5,5046.00.
CRANBERRIES Jerseys, 312.00 per bbl.;
Bell and Bugle, $13.00.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POT ATOEsj Home-grown, per bu., 6He
60c; bouth Dakota, per bu., 7oc.
ONIONS Home-grown, yellow and red,
per bu., soc; Bpanisn, per crate, $l.,j.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., Si.OO.
LIMA BEANS Per bu., 5fsc
CABBAGE Home-grown and Wisconsin,
In crates, er lb., lc.
CARROTS, PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS
per bu., 66875cv ..
CELERY Kalamnxoo, per dox., 35c.
SVvEET POTATOES Kansas, per 3-bu.
bbl., $1. 7702110.
NEW VEGETABLES.
CAULIFIXJWER Per crate, 4300.
TOMATOES California, per crate of 30
lbs., 62.60.
WAX BEANS Per- hamper of about 30
lbs. net, $3,501(10.00.
STRING Br.AiNS Per hamper of about
30 lbs. net, $3 (air4.O0.
EGG PLANT Florida, per dox., $1.2oi&'
1.6.'.
GREEN PEPPERS Florida, per hamper
of about 10 dux., $2.50.
TURNIPS LvuUutna, per dox. bunches,
45c.
bHALLOTTB Louisiana, per dox.
bunches, 75c.
HEAD LETTUCE Louisiana, per bbl.,
$S.0f'a 10.00; per dos. heads, ol.ou.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot house, per box of
1H I U to 15 neaas, uc.
u l 4.:t. lljAlDU'riO iiui fiuuse, per uu., ai.w
64 1-60. .... .
Iu9 RADISHES Hot nouse, per aox. Duncnes,
toiu , 75c.
' ,,n,i.i II... ...... - i aMSCn
HLOnrhUunB-iliii nuuw, rr i i u. , oiaitfv.
BEEF CUT8.
No. 1 rib. 12V; No. x no. 8c; No. 3 rib.
4c; No. 1 loin, 16c; No. 2 loin. 10c; No. 3
Buvers.
Omana Packlna: Co.,..... 557
Swift and Company 1,363
Cudahy Packing Co v.l.o"!
Armour . & Company,,...,.1
Vansarrt Co..ii..i i . v.. ......
Ixibman & to........ ...... 86
Mccreary 30 .
Hill & Son:.. ......... i 73
htnllton A Rothschild., 147
L. F. Husx... HI
Mike Huggerty 69
Sol Degan.. : 37
J. B. Root & Co 172 -.
Uulintex Kline. .i... : .-. V
Other buyers...., 440 ..... D92
Total ; 6,632 4,427 6.S28
CATTLE There was a very fair run of
cattle here this morning, there being a
total of 273 cars In sight as against 13 a
week ago anil 231 cars two weeks ago. The
receipts in tact were me Heaviest ui uj
istn ot last montn.
of beef steers consisted very
med ud or half fed corn teas
end there was really very little of anything
that could be graded as reany very goou.
Owing to the fact that the market was
very high at this point last week buyers
would naturally have been a little bearish
today, but when reorts were received from
other selling points Indicating a ' sharp
break In prices all along the line they
started but bidding decidedly mean prices.
Sellers were not prepared to let go without
a struggle and the trade was a drag from
start to finish so that It was late before
very much business was transacted. Prices
Were all of lntJlSe lower.
BEEF STEERS.
16 western fed ewes
179 western fed ewes .
253 Nebraska ewes
382 Colorado wethers '.
446 Nebraska lambs
649 Nebraska In nibs '.
304 western fed yearlings and
wethers
87 western cull lambs
276 Nebraska yearlings
194 Nebraska lambs
145 native ltimbs
1 Nebraska lamb
. 4 . .
CHICAdO LIVE '"'STOCK -
Pr.
3 96
4 00
4 00
6 00
t 80
6 6
. 6 90
I 86
20
25
4 25
7 12
7 16
7 25
MARKKT
Av.
92
73
104
108
111
. 113 :
98
103
98
68
88
62
73
Cattle Steady Hogs Tea Cents Lower
Sheep Steady to Lower.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4. CATTLE Receipts.
34.000 head; market steady; common to
prime steers, $2.90rgrt.75; cows. $2.804.30;
heifers, $2.00-06.00; bulls, $2.00(34.15: stockers
and feeders, $2.15(34.15; calves, $3.00(rV7.6O.
r HOGS Receipts, 5i.000 head, nwket 10c
lower; prime 'shippers. $4 904.96! strong
weight butchers, $4.9m&4.5; pigs, $4.504.90)
bulk of sales. $4.86474.90; packing, $4.BW64.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 30,000
head; market steady to 10c lower; sheep,
$40Vn6.00; yearlings, eG.WftO.80; lambs, $7.0(3
..76.
The following deeds were filed for record
December 4;
WARRANTY DEED8. .
J. 8. King and wife to L. A. Fred- .
erlckson et al., w lot 2, block X
Patrick's Ad $ 654
National Life Insurance company to
O. L. Walton, e lots $4, 26 and 24,
block 6, Jerome Park S.200
F. J. Itoel and wife to H. B. l.emere,
subdivision lot 1 of lot 10, John
son s Ad 1350
H. B. Lemere to Samuel Dresner,
same !,57iO
Clara Ellett and husband to Cecil K.
Ellett, lot 6, block 11, Parker's Ad.. 1
W. T. Graham to A. P. Erpeldlng,
lots 11 to 17, block 1. Moo's subdlv.. 760
Loan and Trust Savings batik to W.
H. de Buse, lot 1, block 11. Parker's
2d Ad 1
A. O. Parker to Paul l.lebers and
wife, lot 3, block 67. Credit Fonder.. S'X)
Jennie M. Chapman to L. W. Smith,
lots 6 and 6, Sturgls' Ad i 1
Jennie 8, Tower to same, lots 1, 2 and
3, same 1 '
F. A. Rising and wife to same, lot 4,
same 1
H. G. Meyer to H. E. Peaso, part tax
lot 27 In 21-16-13 37.0
George Rrunlng (executor) to Mar- ,
f nret Wagnian, south 35 feet of west
16 feet, lot 76. Hartman'a Ad 1,500
R. J. Zahlten and wife to Thelander
Benson, west 34 feet lot (. block 6.
Bhull's 2d Ad.,....., 1,43
J. B. Grommes et al. to Margaret
. Buchhol. lot S, Rlvervlew Ad t
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
E. a. Cochran and wife to H. O.
Meyer, part tax lot 27 In 21-16-13.... 1
DEEDS.
Frank Thompson (executor) et al. to
P. C. Olsen. lots 1 and 3, block 19,
Omaha View 90
Same to same, lots 46, 46 and A, block
1L lots 8, 11, 11. 16, B. C. D, block 18,
east a teet lot M ana west, to (set
lot 44, block 11, Omaha View........
80
20
39
237
170
92
17
6
193
44A i
Ko. A. Pr. No. Ar. Pr.
,.. 107 I So 11 10M 4 H.
I 17 1 10 It 1170 4 46
11 1044 I U I I10T 4 SO
18 KIM 4 10 III 1211 4 IS
it) 1104 4 10 41 121 4 Oo
Jf. 1.141 4 II 11 1414 4 00
31 UiH) 4 10 II 1M1 6 If
34 1277 4 ti
COWH.
I 010 t 10 14 10M t 00
i .:.,..io lie i i. m in
t ...Ila4 1 14 16 014 1 0
1 110 I 14 11 031 I 74
t 1V74 110 . 1 1040 174.
1. M IX 0 .1U44 I (0
12...., 037 1 14 14 1031 t 00
i Ul I XI II 037 t Ou
1 11(10 l a 0 074 1 00
1 lito t 40 t ,...i:ao t it
II 1U2T t 44 11 1144 I to
llEIFcRB.
1 0 t 10 1 ,..600 00
t OuO 1 M 1 tlO I 00
1 1W Iii U 1121 I a
BULLS.
1 J0 I Xi 1 !4tt 8 0.
1 1120 I ei
..'ALVE6.
1 IM 1 76 1 141 i 74
t 4u4 1 TS 1 100 t 14
1 IN Itt t (70 I 00
1 110 I 00
WESTERNS
NEBRASKA.
1 bull...... 6X0 3 36 21 feeders.. . 3 65
6 heifers.. 014 2 60 6 feeders.. 721 3 06
13 cows fc.4 S 15 3 cows bint 2 35
36 cows & h. 186 2 70 3 calves.. .1210 3 86
2 cows low 2 25 4 calves.. .1220 3 25
13 heifers.. t14 2 59 1 calf 1064 3 16
9 sf?ers....lloa 8 () 1 calf 140 6 00
4 feeuers.. i5 3 35 8 cows 1104 3 06
1 bull 1240 2 40 13 helfttrs.. 341 2 70
14 feeders.. 612 3 2a 13 cows 670 2 U6
9 It-. dm.. 6:t I 16 4 cows 622 I 9u
5 cows 912 t 10 10 cows 975 3 66
South Dakota.
8 steers... .1266 3 So 1 cow 700 2 16
10 cows...'.. 98 3 90 4 cows 761 2 16
M. E. Rose Nob.
28 steers. ...llhs 8 W 17 steers.. ..1212 3 65
Thomas Bros. Wyo.
39 feeders.. Poo 8 65 3 feeders.. lOoO $00
Kansns City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 4. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 14,000 head. Including 600 southerns;
best Steers steady to 15c lower; others
steady to strong; choice export and dressed
beef steers, $5.2uS4.25: rair to good, $3.60
6.00; western steers, 82.6034.75; stockers and
feeders, $2.60itf4.75; southern steers, $2.5c9
4.25; southern cows, $2.00(3.26; native cows,
2iCg4 0o; native heifers. $2.60&5.76; bulls,
$2.75u6.16; calves. $2.5oj6.60.
HOG8 Receipts, 8,5t head;, market 6S10o
lower; top, $4.92: bulk Of sales. $4,8044.90;
heavy, M.64?4.92; packers, $4.ZM.9u; pigs
and lights, M.60&4.86.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 500 head;
steady to 10c higher; native Iambs. $6.60(3'
7.60; western lambs, $6.50-87.50; ewes and
yearlings, $4.60434.10; western fed yearlings,
e6.wtio.l0; western fed sheep, l4.26jj6.D5;
stockers and feeders, $8.266.00.
St. Irftnls Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOT'lS. Mo.. Dec. 4 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.600 head, Including 160 Texans. Mar
ket, natives lower; Texans steady. Native
shipping and export steers, $4.!6'S'.k5:
dressed beef and butcher steers, $3.7utu4.60;
steers under 1.000 lbs., $2.7b4.0O; stockers
and feeders, $2.0O(jr3.76: cows and heifers,
$2.00&4.3o; canners, $1.75&2.10; bulls, $2.0O'g
2.60; calves, $3.6047.00; . Texas and Indian
steers, $2.1a3.sO; cows and heifers, $-.00'j
3.00.
HOGS Receipt, 9,600 head; market 6
10c -lower; pigs and lights, $4. 60S4.70;, pack
ers, 34 50f4.XO; butchers and best heavies,
$4.7O&4.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,600
head. Market steady; native muttons
Total amount of transfers..
200
..$12,274
and small Brasilia n receipts,- while the
easier tone later appeared due to the lack
of aggressive support and the prospects
fur a slightly larger Increase In- the world
visible supply for the month thai; had been
previously expected. Local authorities es
timate the world's visible Increase at
about 85,000 bags for the last, month against
a decrease ot 264,000 bags last year. The
market closed steady at a net -lectins of
lbtM points. Bales were reported of 16,250
bags', including January at 6.66(2iti.70c; Kt-o-ruary,
6.90c; March, 7.8fl(fj7. 85c; May. 6.9o
6c; August, 7.20c; September, 7.361.450,
Spot easy ; No. 7 Rio, 3-lttc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4. MKf ALS - The
London cables reported an excited market
for tin, owing to the squeege of -the mar
ket, which bid the spot position up to
169 16s and futures to -167 3d. or to the
new high record prices, counting from
1868, when the price reached 170. The local
market was quiet, but very firm' In sym
pathy with the advance abroad, closing at
$34.8ka36.10. Copper was lower in London,
closing at 77 10s for spot and 77 for
futures. lxoally the market was firm wltn
supplies for Immediate delivery.. Lake and
electrolytic are quoted at 8l7.75tU.OO and
casting at $17.60i;.76. Lead was unchanged
at 16 2s 6d In London. The local maraot
continued firm, with the quotation for
fifty-ion lots for shipment in thirty days
advanced to $5 36, while quotations on spot
ranged up to $5.75. Spelter was unchanged
at 28 los In London. Tha -local market
waa Urm al $6.3046.46. lron was higher
In the English market, with standard
foundry quoted at 62s 3d and Cleveland
warrants at 63a ld. Locally the market
was firm and unchanged with No. 1
foundry northern quoted at' $18.76itl9.35.
No. 3 foundry northern at $18 Vq 18.66, No.
1 foundry southern al $18 6018.76 and No.
I foundry southern at $18.0018.26.
METALS .Lead, higher at $3.75 bid;
speller, firm at $6.26.
Cotton Market.-
NEW YORK, Dec. 4. COTTON Spot
9 feeders.. 976 3.10
Swan Land and Cattle Co. Wyo.
14 ft tut is.. 976 70 1 steer 830 3 2$
247 cows.... 9'6 3 25
I. 8. Hawea Wyo. ,
14 cows 937 $ 16
C. Vivian wyo.
34 feeders.. 397 3 90
2 feeders.. 460 3 00
30 calves... 3i7 f 50
A.
Total stiles fur Ilia day. 966,200 shares.
ItuuU learlags.
OMAHA, Dec-. 4. Bank clearings for to
duv were f 1.6:11.172. 74. and f ir lite corre-bl-ordi'ikT
;'. last joa r, l.5i.(71 Vj.
I rtnur) Mb (emea I.
V HI' I NOT'A'. 1 .'-. 4.-TiKly ' state
men' :f th" e.tsury uilAiia e 'H-the gen
riiil f-.m! t-vii-i'" t' r ; v.t i(t(.i" gold
it.T-rrv, " ;io; v..i!,ili;c tjjii balauce.
loin, 7c; No. 1 chuck. 6c; No. i chucks,
4c; No. 3 chucks, 3c; No. 1 round. c; No. 2
round. 6c; No. 3 round. IV; No. 1 plate.
4c; No. 3 plate, 3c; No. 3 plale. !c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER per keg. 3.io; pr bbl.. $4 75.
MONEY New. per 14 lbs.. $3.50.
CHEEHE-Swlss', hew, 6c; Wisconsin
brick, 14c; Wisconsin llmherger, 13c; twins,
14o; young Ameiit-as, 14c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 16r; hard shells, per lb.
13c. Pecans, large, per lb.. 14c; small, per
lb., 12c. peanuts, per lb., 7c; roasted, per
lb., 8c. Chill walnut, per lb., 12ni3i-. Al
monds, soft shall, per lb., 17c; hard shells,
per lb., 15c. SheHbark hickory nuts, per
bu., $2.26; large hickory nuts, per bu., $1.50.
Chestnuts, pur lb.. 15u. Cocoanuts, $4.60 per
sack of 100.
HIDES No. 1 green, tc; No. t green. 8c;
Mo. 1 salted, 10c; No. t salted. c; No. 1
veal calf, 11c; No.. 8 veal calf. 9c; dry
salted, Tjl4c; sheep pella, xocvtl . nurse
tildes. eXiMe23i.
84 feeders. . 72 S 76
19 steers.. 113 3 60
6 Stet-rs....l424 4 00
G. SmithNeb.
19 cows 902 2 10 69 cows 1034 2 60
is feeders.. IO26 $ 40
J. A. lovett Wyo.
t feeders.. 1064 8 00 81 feeders.. 1974 3 65
HOGS There was a very fair run of hogs
at this point for Monday. In fact, receipts
of all points were liberal. The bulge In
the provision market last week brought
about a sharp advance In thu hog market
on Friday and Saturday. This morning
there was a reaction and the hog market
at all points was reported luwtr. On the
opening here the market was slow and all
of 51 UK- lower. Sellers fought hard against
the break, but gradually U-t go of a auod
many of their holdings. 1-uter on, under
the influence of a better provlalon market,
prices finned up so that the market closed
active and stronger, most of the decline
being resalnrd. As will be noud from the
sales below, hogs sold aa high a 818..
The bulk of all hogs went at Hu4;
with a good many sales at $4 8
Representative sales: .
Ke ' A. Sn.- Pa. - No A v. u fr.
I 17 to 111 .,..... :I4 ,. - Ill
00 IM 110 4 17 II I 4 r, .
41 eM ... 4 Kt la i. to 4 01
v&sms&ti& WeS?S
ew York live Stork Market 1 NEW ' ORLEANS, Dec. 4. COTTON-
mttw vohk rw t bitfvkSIr !,,.. 1 Kon"'- '" bales; ordinary. lS-l6c;
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-BEEVES-R.K-elpts, good ordnary 1(v4r.. low middling, llc:
1.110 head; market steady thin cows middiina 13c' good nilddllna 12Jc- nildi
ateady; others lottloc higher; native steers. J ",;. "J,V Ao?k - Sfe'eg- ril
$4.0Mfio.75; bulls. W.60(&4.36; cows, $1 6.3.50. 'J1 MtOCIC 334'H7 t,,M' r
CALVES-Market steady; veals steady; 1 8T. 'LOUIS. DeV. 4. COTTON Firm,
W?,er" u ! ' ' -Ve.i:.'.ftK.8i.."S higher; middling, 12c. Bales. 43 bales;- !:
cs ves, 84.4i35i westerns W.6: dressed celpti im fcjes; shipments, 283 bales;
calves hrm; city dressed veals. 9fl4: pet .tok bales.
pound; country dressed, 8tJ'13c. . LIVEUPtJOL Deo - 4 COTTON ttimt
HOGS-Rerefots. 13.117 head; market feel- .y L. S' V.ii . K?.':
Ing easier; state hogs, $.5.3dB.o.I. . I higher: American middling fair. S.7M! not at
mniaiing. iniannng. 122a; tow mid
dling. 4li6d: good ordinary. 6. Sea: ordinary.
6.72d. The sales of the day were $.000
SHEEP AND LAMBS KecelDts. 11.819
head; market for sheep steady: good lambs
steady; medium grudes rather easier;
sheep, $3.5oja.6o; tops, $5.70; few export
sheep, $b.30; on car, IS. 36; culls, $5.00ti6.5;
Canada lambs, $7.75.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market,
BT. JOSEPH, Mo., Deo. 4. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.103 head; market steady to lo.:
higher. Natives. $3 6616.16; cows and heif
ers, $1.5b6.1r. stockers and feeders, $2,758
8.80.
HOGS Receipts. 4.820 head; market 5310c
lower; light, $4.io94.85; medium and heavy,
$4.754.90; bulk of sales, $4.et"u 4.87.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. (24;
market firm-
bales, of which 600 bales were for specula
tion and export and tnclndud 7.SXO bales of
American. Receipts, ZiM bales. Including
30,900 American.
Sloax. City. Lira Stock Market.
BIOUX CITY. Dec. 4.-(Bpeclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 2.400 head;
market steady; stockers lower; beeves,
3400&6.aO; rows, bulls and mixed. $:.5xei4.50t
stevkers and feeders, $!.7tJT3 4v; calves ana
yeai-ltnxs. $2 60t3.40.
Miru Jteceipts, s.soo iieao; marget 100
lower.
$4 .70.
piling at $4.6o34.73; bulk of sales.
Adaau Cs
Allr
tir.ioe .
Rniaawlrk Com ..
Receipts of live stock at the sU principal I ra cai. v..
Mora surer
Stack 1 Sight
market yesterday
Oils nasi Roala.
NEW YORK, Deo. . OJUS Cottonst-ed
oil, firm; prime crude, nominal; prime
yellow, 2ft29-iie. petroleum, steady; re
fined. New York. $7.60; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, $7.56; prime. In bulk, $4 46. Tur
pentine, quiet; e4gutc. 0
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common Lo
good, $3 20tQ3.26 asked.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 4 OIL Turpentine
firm. Rosin, firm; A. B. C. $2.67; D. $2.7o;
E, $2 76; F, $t 8i; O, $li; M. $J 00; I,
1.12; K. $3 87; M. $4.3i; N, $4.71; .WO,
$6.00; WW. $6.36.
Xew York Mlalagr Slacks.
NEW TORK, Deo. 4.-Closlng quotations
tn mining stocks were as follows:
8outh Omaha 4 Jjo 4.:o
Bloux City..., 2 d 3,8""1
Kunsas City 16,'li 6.6o
Ht. Joseph $, lug 4.82O
St. Louis 4.600 I 601
Chicago v 34.VA) 62.UUI
Totals 67.603 83.9.0
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. '"'
... et
... v
.., o
14
...14
...110
6,5u0 I
......
6J0 1
4-1
;.Vi0 1
30. 000 ,
',124 I
tea...
Little Cn!f r. I
Ontarl
Of OH M
tiSX ..4'.-f I
rotoi ii...., 11
-. t,. ... J. it
Dlarr Narad --)
. ,.M.t ..VVI.
ntudant ... f,A..
.11
t'orTre Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4 COFFEE -.The
market for coffee futures openod steady
and a point hixher to 6 point lower, but
turnel easy almost directly after tie srit
terttig liquidation. The initlul megdlness
was in synipaihv with fair ro au.idy t-abies
Wael Market. ,
BT. IiOI'lfl, D-c. 4 WOOIBteads; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. UrOx-;
light fine, Slii'-Bc; hevy flne, ;iU-1c; tub
washetl. .HJ4)41c.
lAJ.NDON. Dec. 4.-WOOI-Thx Wool
sales were postponed today on account of
the fog.
Klala Ballet Market,.,
F.IX1IN. 111. rx;o. 4BUTTER-ll4rfcet
ruled firm on the hoard of trade totla- al
,29-j a pound. Salts lr lb wiek(ig
iin.oiv .'ounds.