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TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, ' ttECEMBEH 1, 190C.
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jiKAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Vhflut Town on Liquidation In tba De
cember Cptton.
SALLIES SUQHTLY IN CLOSING HOUR
4d; futures, quiet; December, 4s 4d; Jam
Uary, 4ft ld.
Hops At london (PacKlo coast) steady;
Li 15(j4 lbit.
X
"r" Off Fractionally on 811
hjr Klevatora, Who Claim
t Have Liberal Accept
ance from the Country.
OMAHA, Nov. SO, 1904.
ftir nnrnlm ,rin. . i . ....
".lined a further lOH an the Hnildlatlnn In
I WHnhi-r, There whs some buying of De
cember bv rkvxnn . k. k ii
J eOV fl rallied partially. A report from Chl
WJrV0 Z"M tAat Armour ul. May at the
.m m h bol',t a large line of I.
TR7',pu ere ,ar''r thR"
"go. Argentina xhlpmenls wer light.
' , n' 1' f'Pts were lens than a year aro
nnd under the evtimates. The market met
with tVavy selling on th part of the eie
vntors nnd prices at the close were lower.
hl bar argument In the
latri that Artrerrtlna shipments were about
tfloe what they were a your ago.
t rtmary wheat receipts were 1.710.000 buah
1 and shipment 1.614.HOO bushels, against
coceipts lnt year of 1.028.0.O bushes and
"iiipninpts or 613,(o bushels. Corn receipts
war ,4-''Oo bushels and shipments 334 wl
bushe s. against receipts last year of 719,f0
ruisnel and shipments of Slu.OuO bushels.
rlT?:ra?oe'' were bushels wheat. 186.-
io bushels corn, 6,263 bUKhels oats and flour
nl wheat equal to 557.o bushels.
Liverpool cloned Vaid lower on wheat
nd ((l hlsher on corn.
8as the Modern Miller: "Drouth condl
ii ln Net"'!,'a are only partially re
lieved, as recent rains were not general,
wtnerwleo the weather over most of the
"winter wheat belt has been favorable and
crop conditions aatLsf actory."
Rroomhall cabled: "Mr. Danvers, our Ar
gentine agent, denies publication of the
official crop estimate, but states that com
mercial authorities reckon that wheat crop
will bo 6 per cent larger than last year."
New York wired: Practically no for
eign Inquiry for corn and any limits re
ceived are away out of line. Mesnwhlle
offerings of c. 1. f., New York, from coun
try points are Increasing."
Chicago wired: Purchases of new corn al
country stations and on track bids fair to
be the largest of the season. Looks like
the commencement of a large movement of
Corn.
Ixx-al range or options:
Article. Open.l Hlgh. Low. I Clo.Ye'y.
REW YORK URJKHAL MARKET
Quotation of the Iny oa Varlaas
Commodities,
NEW YORK. Nov. 3fl.-FLOUR-Bnelp.
33,338 bids.; export. K bids; sales. 4.0
1 kii. Market dull and alwiut steady:
Minnesota patents. M.Wi't.Ki Minne
sota bakers, $3.fVii3.8o; winter patents,
$.. .u-ul ", winter stlalgllts, 33.5i'.i3.bii: win
ter extras, t-.S i'"j; winter low grades.
$:.nft'.iD.i6. Rye flour, dull; fair to good.
$3'a3.Si: choice to funcv. Sr.fS Ruck-
heat flour, quiet, J 2. 20",. 30, spot and to
arrive.
Bl CKWHEAT-Bareljr steady, $1.3 per
im irs.
OOKNMEAL Parely stendy; fine whits
and yellow, $1.20r(1l.25; coarse, Jl.10fal.12; kiln
dried; $2 7oi2.75.
RTE-Firm; No. 2 western. 68i C. L f.
New York; jersey and state, 64ij66c, de
livered in New York.
BARLEY Barely steady; feeding, 46c C.
I. r. Hunalo.
WHEAT Receipt. 198,800 bu.; ' exports.
83.13 hu. ; sales, 2,5o0,0O bu. futures; spot
market easy: No. 2 red. 79 r, elcvat r;
No. 2 red, tHc f. O. b. afloat; No. 1 north
ern, iJuluth, Me c I. f., UufTalo; No. 2
hard, winter, 77'no C. I. f., BufTalo; Decem
ber wheat opened higher, on a ' reduction
in local stocks, but later broke a cent.
Other options declined early .oWIng to
liquidation, bearish crop' nctf. and short
selling, but eventually rallied "on a scare
of snorts, closing partly net lower.
Sales -Included No. 2 red, May. S3 ll-lW
SfV. closed at M'4c; July, 83VoX37c. closed
at SJ7c; December, 8i1lc, closed at Wc.
C KN Receipts, 7S.1U0 bu.; exports. 1K,
976 bu. ; sales, 2S.0H0 bu.; spot market steady;
No. 2, 54c elevator and 53'4c f. o. b. afloat;
No. 2 yellow and No. 2 white, 64H Op
tion market was weaker on account of
liquidation and prospect for better
weather, closing unchanged to c net
lower. January closed at BlHc; May closed
at 6oT4c; December, &2'a'i4c, closed ut
fcr'io.
OATS Receipts, 289.600 bu.; exports, ,26
bu. ; spot steady; mixed oats, 26 to $1
pounds, 3!W; natural white. $0 to S6 pounds,
$i39c; clipped white, 36 to 40 pounds, 33
43 He
FEED Firm: spring nrsn, za. prompi
shipment; mlddllngst 13 00. prompt ship
ment. . .
HAY Easv; shipping, TOIoc; good to
Choice, $1.00v1.10l . .
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1904, 20124"; l!"ofi. sv12c; PaciflO coast, I,
loft He; 1905. Iitil4c. ...
HIDBS Steady: Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
20c; California, a to 26 lbs.. 21c; Texas, dry.
U to SO lbs., 19c. jd
I, RATHER Quiet; acid, 27'gCSe.
nrwiRinvfCReef. firm: family, 13 sn
NEW YURKSTOCKS AND BONDS
Krket ii in a Tsrpid lUU tad Values
Eeoeda Zarlj in fejsion.
HILL ISSUES SHOW AGGRESSIVE STRENGTH
Ramor that Great Northera la to Taka
Over Korthera Paclaes Barllagtoa
Holdings Call Htsty Rises
to ST Per Coat.
Wheat- ! ' 1 I I
Dec... RVt 0tA W'4l A ef.',1
May... 70T, 714A 70 71-4A 71
Corn
Dec... S7N, 37S S7H 37HA S7N
May... SSH S 88 ISB 3SV
Osts 1 I I 1
Dee 1 3M4
May... I I S3V4B
ft
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 7H8Hc; No. t
hard. 6ttSc; No. 4 hard. 6i96c.
CORN No. 8, new, 35tc; No. 4. new,
84attc; No. 8 yellow, new, 36fJ6V4c;
No. 3 white, new, I6 4JSH
OATH No. 8 mixed, 30iS304c; No. 3
white. 30G31c; No. 4 white, 3030c.
RYE No. 2. 63c; No. 8. 61 He.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 48
Kansas City 216
Mlnnenpolls (two days)... 612
Omsha K7
Duluth 3-9
fit. Louis J
Cri4.00; mess, 8.0Wi9 00; beef hams. 822.3
84.00; packet. 310.bOflU.00; city extra India
mess, 19.i0'ii 20 00. Cut meats, quiet, pick.
i.j .n, tinoi?Ro- nlckled hatrs. 312. UO
in
73
i
78
48
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CHICAGO GRAIH A KID PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading ssd Cloalas;
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 30-Small shipments from
Argentina were the chief cause of a firm
close In the local wheat market today.
Vtrtnl mmtntlnna for Muv wheat were a
;ythade higher than Wednesday's close. May
corn was on ic; oain were iiiiviin-nacu
and provisions were a shade to 10c lower.
The market wa weak early In the day
on soiling of the December option by longs
and commission houses. The selling was
largely due to mure liberal receipts In the
northwest and to the assertions made by
the Cincinnati Trade Journal that the win
ter wheat crop Is In good condition and
that thre was on November 1 an export
able sirplus of wheat In the country from
the previous crop of 220.(Hi.OOO bu. Early
offerings were taken largely by elevator
Interests. Later a prominent bull bought
Mav actively, and this brought out a
more general demand, which resulted ln
a complete recovery of the early loss. The
late demand was based almost entirely upon
the small shipments from Argentina for
' the week, the total movement being 816.000
bu., against 2.328.000 bu. for the corre
sponding week last year. The market
closed firm. May opened a shade lower
to a shade higher at 7o to "8c, sold be
tween 77c and "SH'nW and closed at
"Xc. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 504.300 bu. Export for the week
as shown by Brtidatreets" were equal to
4. 2U0.0IO bu. Primary receipts were 1.710.000
bu., against 1.01S.OO0 bu. for the same day
last year. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 1,054 cars, against
W8 cars last week and 770 cars a year ago.
Liquidation of the December delivery had
a weakening effect on the corn market
In general. The market was steady eRrly
In the duv because of small local receipt
I nml small contract stocks ln Chicago.
The prediction of a cold wave throughout
v the corn belt caused active selling about
the middle of the day and brought about
.' a eham decline in the December option.
4t being the opinion mat wnn comer
4i 12.60. Lard, steady; western prime, .n
8 16; refined, easy; continent, $.6o; South
America, J10.60; compound, $S.'ioe.26.
stondy; family, W 6019.00; short clear,
6'l.0o; mess, $17.7&!S.50.
TALLOW-Dull; city (82 per pkg.), 6c,
country (pkgs. free). 6M;e.
RICB Quiet; domestic, fair to extra,
fiv.c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm. Street prices: Extra
creamery, 30'uH4c. Official prices: Cream
ery common to extra, 21(6 30c; held, seconds
to extra, 232tmc; state dairy, common to
fancy 20i'J8c; renovated, common to extra,
17423c: western factory, firsts, 20y21c;
........... imitation creHmerv. firsts. 21'ilj,23c.
CH EES W Firm; state full cream, small
and large, September, tancy, 110; maie,
tober. best, 13c: lato made, 12tfl2c; state,
Inferior, 04$illfcc.
iYV-9rirmt state and Pennsylvania
nearby fancy, selected wnite. c; eiuie
choice. SMi40c: state mixed fancy, SS-B;
western average Desi, jot., uuwm pi ..
Firsts. 32c; seconds, iMU&fci.
POULTRY Alive, steady; turkeys, 1&
Dressed, Irregular; western chickens, iHS
14c; turkeys, 13!316c; fowls, 9tfl3c.
Bt. I.oals General Mnrket.
ST. LOUI3, Nov. SO.-WTIRAT-Btrong;
track. No. 2 red, cash, 7575e; No. 8
hard, 72-B7ic; December, 72S4l'2c; May,
77c
CORN-Weak; track. No. 2 cash, 42'4c
new, 45c old; December, 40'4c; No. 2 white,
44c new. 4iSc old: May, 46c. '
OATS Weak ; track. No. 2 cash, 83c;
No. 2 white, 34c; December, 32 '. May,
34FlOUR Steady; red winter patents, 83.60
63.80; extra fancy and straight, 3.158i.ou;
clear. 32.b0tt2.9O. .,.c,-o-c
SEED Timothy, stendy. 33.25'63.i5.
COKN MEAL Quiet, 32.30.
BRAN Firm; sacked, ettst track, 9.93c.
HA Y Firm; Umothy, 3MHl5'; prairie,
810. 0iv 16.60. it-.-
IRON COTTON TIES-31.02.
BAOOlNll-c.
HEMP TWINE &c.
PROVIS10N-Pork, lower: jobbing. 316.06.
Lard, lower; prime steam, 88.75. Dry salt
me! steadv: boxed extra shorts, tn.tj;
clear ribs, 89.00; ohort clears, 8s 50. Bacon,
steady; boxed extra snorts, jm.uu; clear
ribs, $975; short clear, $10.26.
POL' LTRY Lower; chickens, Sc; springs,
8c; turkevs, Ho; ducks, c; geese, fdTc.
Bl'TTBR Steady; creamery, 2Sfyilc;
dairy. 2aiji26c.
EOtS Weak at I5c.
Following were the receipts and shipments
of flour and grain: .
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 12.0"O ll.'H)
Wheat, bu 62.000 3.uuo
Cornv bu 7H,(st 4i.O 0
Outs, bu 131,000 6ti,lW0
NEW YORK, Nov. 30 The stock market
was ln a torpid state today. Prices re
ceded ln the early part of the day under
the atress of the pinch In the money mar
ket. There wu a recovery later to about
the level of the closing on Wednesday.
The movement was languid and uncer
tain at all times, except In a few special
stocks. The Hill stocks showed aggressive
strength and the advance was an Inxtni
ment in tlie recovery ln the general mar
ket. Assertion were current which were
made with great posltlveness, that It was
already determined to Issue 8o0,0VD,000 new
Great Northern preferred stock to stock
holders at par. with a part of the proceeds
to be used ln taking over the Northern
pHcltlc'a holdings of Burlington. The pro
ceeds of the transaction to Northern I'n
cillc. It was also asserted, were to be dis
tributed as an extra dlsburrement to stock
holders of that company.
The lamentable d uth of th president
of the Southern railway was lha subject
of regretful comment In the financial dis
trict, but the effect on the quoted value
cf the stock of the road were scarcely
percewtlble. There was transactions in
Tennessee Foal at a price one point higher
than on Wednesday, although the rights
of subscription to new stock, wnicn came
off the stock today were quoted at 3. in
valuation placed on the dividend, of 88 per
cent In stock of the Pullman company was
Indicated by the difference ln today'
quotation of 190 for the stork with, the
dividend off and that of Wednesday, which
was 2Cr.
The flurry ln the money market seemed
sufficiently explained by the known move
ments of the action tuken In connection
with the heavy requirements of tomorrow's
settlement. The subtreasury alone haa
taken 83,703,000 from the banks. This does
not Include deposit with that Institution
today for transfer to Han Francisco of
$1.500,ono and to New Orleans of 3100. OK.
The estimates compiled from statement
made by the banks Indicate that the move
ment by express ha shifted again in favor
of the Interior to the extent of nearly
$2,00.n00. There has been an outgo besides
to Canada. The loss of cash by the banks
up to Wednesday evening is variously
estimated at from $4,500,000 to 86 0OOOUO. As
the surplus reserve stood on last Saturday
at below $5.0o0.0iO the Item would cut to
near the vanishing point without any
change In the loan Item. All the proba
bilities are ln favor of an expansion In
that Item which would tend to Impair the
surplus still further. The .easing off in
the money rate to 6 per cent after having
risen to above 10 per cent was the effect
of offerings by a single banking Institution.
The rate subsequently went to the highest
for the day at 27 per cent.
Stocks were Indifferent to the late tension
In the money market and closed very firm
at the top prices of the recovery.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $2,185,000. T.'nlted State bonds were
all unchanged on call.
The following was the range ot price on
the New York Stock exchange:
Bales. High. Low. Close.
today were steadf.-' rl-wsian Imperial 9
clos-d at 76.00 and HHslan bonds of 19"4
at 49 , ' ,. ' 1
Sew York Mntr Market.
NKW YORK. Nov. V MONEY On call,
strong and higher. r27 per cent; ruling
rate 17 per cent; closing bid and offered at
30 per cent; time lo"s. stmdy; sill dsys,
74 per cent; ninety days, 7 per cent; sic
"Y-mME P'JerJaNTILE TAPKH-i
PVtERL1NO EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business in bankers" bills st $4.8660
jit K;5 for demand and at I4.kt"r4 '70 for
sixty-day bills: posted rates. $4 81 and
14 Wi; commercial bills, $4 9c.
8ILVEK Bar, 69c; Mexican dollar.
(3C
BONDS Government, steady; railroad, Ir
regular. - 7"
Quotations on bonds today wers as fol-
U 8. r. 2s, reg-.V" Sip- , M ser.... T
do coupon I'M- 00 4s cirs ei-n
TJ. 9 3s, reg do 4s rtfs 92
do coupo" ,0- do 2d serls.j. W v
U. S. o. 4s. reg..M" Man. .C g. 4. .( .100
do coupon I"!1 ftiex. ventral ta.. m
U. S. n. 4s, reg.. 13" do 1st Inc 27
do coipon M. A 8. L. 4s.... P'S
Am. Tobacco 4s.. 77 M . K.- T. 4... r.'S
do s V9. Mo 2s 8;
Atrh. gen. 4s VH N. K.R. of M c.4s 8S
do adj. 4s 93 !N. Y. C. g. 3s.. 94
A. C. U 4s 7 N. J. C. g. 6s. ...12
Bal. Ohio 4s... .101 No. Pacific 4.... 103
do 3s ' do in 76
B. R. T. c. 4s ... 3 N. W. c. 4s.... 8WI
Cen. of Ga. 5s. .111 O. 8. L. r. 4s 9ijtr
do 1st Inc 89 Penn. oonv. 3s.. '
do 2d Inc 75 Reading gen. 4-.. 99
do 3d Inc 71 S L. & I. M.e.6s..li;
Ches. A O. 4s...lOS fl.L. A S F.fg.4s. 83
C. A A. SU 77i a. L. 8. W. c. 4s. 81
C. B. A Q. n. 4s..l'") 8. A. L. 4s 8J
C. R. I. A P. 4s.. 78 So. Faelfto 4s 8I
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killin Catt! , Gsoerallj Eteadj,
.V fttdert Foira (troncer.
rith
H0G SHOW SOMEWHAT LOWER RANGE
Light .Receipt of Sheep, and I ambs,
with Roth Sheep and iJimba
Steady to Stronger
Thaa Wednesday.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 30. 190.
Receipts wrrv.: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday
Official Tuesday ....
t'liii'ial Wednesday .
Thurdy (holiday).
Official Friday
9 bj
.. 8.123
.. 4,114
S.Di7
7,ifJ
8.615
10.9!!4
7.619
8,241
2,000 8.700 l.7f
Plve davs this week...19.5n 23.H4 2t 8l
Ssme dav last week. .. .-"7. 467 20.770 25.926
Panic days I weeks ago..33.0o7 23,870 51.815
Panic dnys 3 weeks ago. .27.215 22.1:5 86 479
Same d.iys 4 weeks ago.. 33. 51 2 24. W 77.874
Same days last year. ...13,626 24.609 31.209
The following table shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omsha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
,) 1V, lifi Inc.
Csttls' 9"!,2SS M7.(M 41.622
Hog S.Xti. 2,07ft.3S' li',1.4M
Sheep 2,040.968 1.871,542 1G9.426
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
bidding prices that were all of 6c. and In
some cases more than that, lower thnn
Wednesday. Advices from other selling
points were all lower, so that conditions
were entirely sgwiast the selling Interests.
Salesmen, however, wer determined to
mslntsln- the market-as far as possible,
and there was very little trailing on the
0enlng letter on buyers rslsed their bids
somewhat snd the market for a time be
came quite active, hogs selling freely at
prices that were Jt5c lower than Wednes
day. Right at the best time a good many
of the hogs did not sell over Ie lower than
Wednesdsy's aversge market, but Inter on
As some of the buyers got tlielr orders tilled
snd dropped out the market eased off, be
coming generally 6c low-er .
loiter trains came In more heavily loaded
with hogs, so that the total receipts ex
redod early estimates. This, together with
the fact that some of the buyer had fllied
their orders and dropped out, as noted
above, caused the market to close folly
8e lower than Wednesday. In some case
salesmen thought that they had to take off
as much a 7c.
As will be noted frffrn the sales below, the
big bulk of the hogs sold at 35 5'flt;.07. a
against 36.cnfi.io on Wednesday.
s1se practically Arm; quotations ranse
f rom to c for Chfornl.i fruit. Apricot
are unchanged; choice, lie; extra choice,
lTnlV; fancv, I'-'u.'H-. Pe iches ate quiet,
but firm: with choice quoted st l; extra
choice, 12c; fancy. 13c. H.iislns are In
comparatively moderate supply on sjt snd
price are firm; loose Miitels. 7Mis;
serd-'d raisins, 7(il0c; ltidon Isyers, 81 i
f 1.7.
OMAHA WHOI.KS AI.K MARKET.
No. Av
ad hogs
12 95
6. 113
8h. Pr.
Good to choice cornfed steer.
Fair to good cornfed steers..
Good to choice range steers.
.$6 5iS.30
I K-in 50
4.76'vii5 40
do col 5s 92 do 1st 4s ctfs... 96 '' -r
CCC. A S. Ug4s..12 Bo Railway 6s. ..Ill J.on'ITn ' . falr range steers 3 bJ 4 W
Colo I. Bs. a. A... 75 'Texas A P. Is.. .119 . roloe cows and he fers.... 8 .8n.4.00
-i n o. nr h 1 n. i . ez v . i.-i. '9 1 t w- - r .
Cuba 6s . ....... .JOS 'I-Mjm rtVVrl
Erie p. 1. 4s HO do deb. B 80 i,?,m!no?, . UJ,T 'tocker illS,
do gen. 4S ) Western Md. 4,.. 83 ".
Hock. Val. 4US...107 W. A L. E 4s... 87 VeaJ c've ..v.i.w
Japan s 97 Wla. Central 4s. 90
L. A N. unl. 4s.. .101 rff
Bid. Offered.
The foilswing table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
sevt raj daya, witb conti arlson:
Boston Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Nov. 30 Call loans, 65f7 per
cent; time loans, &&7 per cent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Atch. adj. 4s 92
do 4s 101
Meg. Central 4.. 81
Atchison 104V
do pfd 101'Daly West
Boston A Al 246 Frankllo
Boston A Me. ...1(3 Granby
Boston Ele 151 Isle Rovale
Fitchburg pfd ..133, Mass. Mining
iwex. (Central .... iVt micnigan .....
N Y. N. H. A H..192 Mohawk
Pere Marq 63 Mont. C. A C.
Union Pacltic ....187 Old Dominion
Am. A. C. pfd..; 8108ceola
Am. rneu. luDe. t-arroi
weather the crop movement will Increase
rieatlv. The market closed wean. ma
Adams Express 275
Amal. Copper 25.6O0 113 112 113
Am. C. A F 1,900 44 44 44
Am. C. A F. pfd 300 102 102 101
Am. Cotton Oil 300 33 33 S3
Am. Cotton Oil pfd.. .'. 90
Am. Expresd 24.)
Am. H. A L. pfd.... 800 29 28 28
Am. Ice, securities... 300 8 83 88
Am. Linseed Oil 18
Am. Linseed Oil pfd 38
Am. Locomotive 74
Am. locomotive pfd 114
Am. S. A K 85.200 153 151 152
Am. 8. A R. pfd SoO 116 115 lib
Am. S. Ref , ex-dlv.. 700 134 133 133
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf 9
Anaconda Mill. Co... 8.600 28o 279 27
Atchison 22.48) 104 lo3 104
Atchison pfd 400 102 luj 101
Atlantic C. L VX 136 136 136
Bal. A Ohio 1,400 119 118 119
B. A O. pfd 12
Brooklyn R. T 3.700 80 79 79
Canadian Piciflo 2,800 182 182 182
Central of N. J . 224
Ches. A Ohio..., 1X 5t 55 66
Chicago Gt. W 200 18 18 18
Chicago A N. W 204
C, M. A St. P 18,100 183 182 182
Chicago T. A T
C. T. & T. pfd 100 29 29 22
C, C, C. A St. L.... 1.200 82 92 92
Colorado F. A 1 2,000 55 64 64
Colorado A Ho 6u0 38 38 38
Colo. A So. 1st pfd 68
Colo. A So. 2d pfd.... 500 67 67 66
Consolidated Gas . ... 137
Corn Products, pfd.. 2,700 23 22 22
Corn Products pfd... 100 83 82 81
Delaware A Hud 227
Del., L. A W 648
Denver A R. G 1,600 42 43 42
D. A R. G. pfd 86
Distillers' Sec 71 71 71
, Erie 8, 44 43 44
i Erie 1st pfd 400 76 78 75
', Erie 2d pfd 67
Am Sugar'
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Dom. I. A 8
Edison E. I.,..
Mass. Electric .
do pfd
Mass. Gas
United Fruit ;..
United 9. M....
do pfd ........
U. S. Steel......
do pfd
Adventure
Alloues
Amalgamated .
Atlantlq
Bid. "Asked.
.133
128
137
26
228
, l'.i
, 70
Bingham 32
Cal. A Hecla 8W
Centennial 38
Copper Hangs ... 83
.. 22
.. 13
.. 25
.. 8
.. 14
.. 73
.. 1
.. 57
..136
.. 3"
..108
.. 18
..110
.. 11
... 74
.. 63
.. 9
... 5
.. 7
... 10
...169
...111
Date. 1906. 19.li4.l03.ill02. 11901. 11900.
Nov. 22...
Nov. 23...
Nov. 24...
Nov. 25...
Nov. 2...
Nov. 27...
Nor. 28...
Nov. :...
Nov SO...
Qulncy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
U. S. Mining...
U. 8. Oil.
59 Utah
.109 (Victoria ....
. 70 Winona
i 68'Wolverlhe' ..
.i 47 North Futte
.104 Butte Coalition.. 86
4 Nevada in
. 48
.113
. 14
Cal. A Arizona.. .163
Tecumseh 1K
Greene Con 2t
IxrhlWWTIoslna- Stock.
LONDON? Nov. "30. Closing quotations on
the Slock exchange wie:
Cons, money.. 86 15-18 N. Y. Central
do account 87 Norfolk A W..
Anaconda 14 do pfd
Atchison 1 Ontario A W..
do pfd 1,l"4 Pennsylvania .
Bal. A Ohio.. .....122 Rand Mine ...
an. Pacltic 188 Reading ,.
Ches. A Ohio 67 So. Railway ..
Chicago GU W... 18 I do pfd
DeBeer 21'So. Parlfioc,,.. 7
t). A R. 0 44U 1'nlnn PucifleY
....136
.... 87
.... 93
.... 49
70
5
7i'
3--
97
do pfd :.. 8
Erie 4?
do nfd
U. 8. Steel..,.
do pfd ......
Wabash
do pfd
Spanish 4s ....
... 86
... 40
.... 20
.... 44
... 85
do 1st pfd 78
no za ptd 70
Illinois Central... 181
Ix)jlHvllle A N...150
M., K. A T 43
January. '
SILVER Bar steady. 32ci,per ounce,,. ,,
MONEY-Mfr5 per cent'' "y " . ,
The rate of discount In the"open market
for short bills Is 5ij6 per cent; for three
montn puis, dwl?o per cent.
Kew York Mlnloar stocks,
NEW YORK. Nov. 30 Closing quotations
on n.ining biocks were
corn onened Uc higher at 44c. sold off
43c and closed ut 43c. Local receipt
were 101 cars, with 12 of contract grade.
Trading In the oats pit was quiet and the
market wus steady. There was some
elling in the December delivery, but of
ferings were well taken by cash houses.
Mnv oats opened a shade lower to a shade
higher at 34c to 36c, sold off to 84c and
closed at 3t4(35c. Local receipt were
182 cars.
Provisions were easier on scattered sell
ing of pork and ribs, which was based on
a 6c decline In the price of live hogs.
At the close January pork was off 6c at
$14.50. Lard was a shade lower at $8.46k
Ribs wore down 5c at $7.707.72.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
68 cars; corn, 326 cars; oats. 3t6 cars; hogs,
a.ooo head. , .
The leading future ranged a follow!
f
Kansas t'lty Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 30. WHEAT Do
cetuber, 6.c; May, 72c; July, ilc; cash.
No. 2 hard, 7i'(j:ic: No. 3, 674;7lc; No. 2
red. 71'y72c; No. 3, 7(ij70c.
CORN December, 31c; May, 38c; July.
8c; cash. No. 2 mixed, 37c; No. 3,
37c; No. 2 white, SMv.
OATS No. 2 white, 33c; No. 2 mixed.
ac I
'RYE-Steady; No. 2. C4c. '
I'll i a l.m.... V!., 9 un.i V . S nrftliie 25c
higher; choice timothy, $12.75&15.25; choice
prairie. $l2.uoa'12.50.
. EGGS Sleaxiy; extras, 30c. per dozen;
firsts, case Included, 28c; seconds, 21e.
BUTTEH Strong; creamery, isc; packing.
18c.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oat, bu. ..
Receipts Shipments
two days, two days.
246.U-") 133,000
.... 79. 33.0IX)
25,000 22,0110
General Electrio
Hock. Val. asked...
Illinois Central ....
Int. Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd..
KariBas City So..,.
K. C. 8o. pfd
Ixiulsvllle A N
Mexican Central ..
Minn. A St. L
M . St. P. A S. 8
900 177 in 177
.... 126
100 176 176 176
100 82
400
200
7i0
2.400
30
62
31
63
82
80
62
3o
I
82
4
81
30
62
62
l.loO 146 14 146
ii int 'ii 9r.iT s(
10,100 25 25
M.
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The range of prices, as re
ported by Logan A Bryan, 112 Board of
Trade building, was:
Articles. Opvn.l High. Low. Close.lYee'y.
Wheat I
Dec. l?2fT 7?
May 178 tj- 78
Corn I
Deo. I4T4T 43
May 44 44
July 44 44
Oats I
Deo. IS3 fr'3Jfi"
Mav !S4V'K!5I 3r
July 82 33
Fork
Jan. 14 62 14 52
Dec. 14 85 14 87
Lard
No v. 42 60
Iee. 8 5 8 67
Jan. 8 46 3 60
May 3 42 46
Fibs
Jan. T TT T 77
My T 8T I 80
71 T;,'
77l
42
43
7273iff
78?78 fl
t
42frHl4S'S
43 4
4.1'
44
44
S2! 83 IS3
34IS41('35 84fiS5
3-''
14 40
If 76
47U
8 57
42
8 4
T W
T82l
13
14 46
14 77J
60
8 SO
3 46
C
T 73l
T 86
14 65
14 87
t so
8 S7
8 47
8 43
T 77
T 80
No. 1
rAtih nuntatlnna were as follows:
FLOl'R-teady ; winter patent, 83.809
8 4o: atralglits, 83 lfta-S 30; spring patents.
V ; straights, 8J.2o04.30; baksr' $2.40
Ct 90 ,1 '
WHEAT No. t string. 7Tfrc: No. $
sprlne. 73W3c; No. i red, 78 72 0.
t"ORN No. S. 44c: No. t yellow, 48N8e.
OATS-No. I Wc; No. t white, 164iOe;
No. 8 whit. S2ejR6c,
BVK-No. a (W-jC.
IttHI.EV-Faur to choice malting. 48660.
SEEDo No 1 Max. $111: No. 1 north
western, 81 I'rlme timothy, 343WJ4),
Clover, contract grades, 813 40.
PROVISIONS Short ribs sides flooseV
t nv.iH so. Mee pork, per bbL! 814 Ml Isnl
per ! lbs., 84.86. bhort clear aides (boxed),
ii 1 run 8. 50.
The receipt and shipments of flour and
1 wr: uscetpts. auiiNneris.
Flour, bbl. 4300 WVo
Wheat bu. V-"
cln? bu... y. JtJ
OateT bu 22.S" 84)
JtyiTbu 4 W i
BaHey. bu lt.100 44.7o
On the Produco exchange today the but
ter market wee it roug; creameries, rr
H'".c; dalrie. J'-k-. Kgss. steady; at
mark, cast Included. r-u: "rets. T7e;
prime Aral. ; extra. Jiu. Cbeese. steady,
9 r Ujujc.
-j Halldar em CottOB Market.
W V MVERPOOU Nor. S.-Today to a hoU
Say la the cotton market her.
Liverpool Grata and throvUlone.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. -WHEAT-Sr.ot,
lte-dy; No. I red wste a winter. 6s lld;
futures, quiet: IVcember. d; alarcii,
U s d: My. 6d. . . .
OOlt-eM tJiAj AfVe.a tJAV
Articles.
Wheat-
Dec
May
Corn
I)ec
May
Open. HlghJ
66 66
72'72&
ri
38
Low. I Close.
M S P. A 8 8. M. pfd
Missouri Pacific 2(i0 94
M., K. A T 14,8oO 43
M . K. A T. pfd 0 74
National Lead 0)0 76
N. R. R. of M. pfd.. 1.710 5X
N. Y. Central 3.&0 132
N. Y.. O. A W 7o0 48
I Norfolk A W 2n 94
I N. A W. pfd 100 80
o. American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Ga
P., C, C. A St. L. ... 1(0 84
Pressed Steel Car.... 80 64
I'refcaed 8. C. pfd.... 1(0 89
Pullman P. C. ex-div SiO 190
Reading 84.400 143
94
42
731
76
101 iT
25
60
146
165
84
42
73
75
68
Adam Con ...... 20
Alice 700
Breece 36
Brunswick Con.. 64
Comstock Tun.... 30
Con. Cal. A Va..l26
Horn Sliver 180
Iron Silver 425
Leadvllle Con .... S
Little Chief I
Ontarlo....,j4....875 i
Ophlr .............276
6 16 4 4! 4 61
12 4 6H 4 49 4 81
6 06 4 69i 4 20
I 4 72 4 4i 4 18
6 00 4 63
01 4 m 4
4 72 4 49 4 24
t 4 88 4 47
I 4 4-' 4 34
4 74
4 78
4 8
6 261 6 71
I o,
15
0j! 6 75
5 981 6 7H
021 1 4 71
6 101 t SBI 4 74
5 SOI 4 69
4 87
Sunday. tHoliday.
RANGE OF, PRICES.
Cattle,
Omaha t2.1W14S.OO
Chicago 1.&7.40
Kansas City 2.t(i.8fl
Bt. Ijuls 2.001(17.(0
Sioux City 2.6O'o6.00
The ofticlal number of car
brought ln today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Hogs.
85.8o'6.l7
6 4041 30
6.i)'(Hi.2f
6.K34.15
of stock
C . M. A St. P ,
abash
Missouri Pacific 4
Union Pacific System 17
C. A N. W., east 1
C. A N. W.. west 7 .
C, St. P., M. A 0 4
C, B. A Q., cast 1
('., B. A Q., west 39
C, R. I. A P., east 3
C, R. I. A P., west 1
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Great Western 1
61
8
1
21
12.
25.
4
8'
18
4
1
1
88
t 6S
6 80
57 SJ3 ... 6 95
60 345 120 S 95
62."..... 348 1) 6 96
68 32 40 6 96.
44 87S 160 5 85 ,
61 327 1?) 8 00
60 S"8 200 6 00
67 2!"1 240 to
66 318 2o0 8 00
53 311 240 6 00
59 2W ISO 00
75 320 160 8 00
7. ... 600
83 J.'-'t 160 (O
89 166 ... .8 00
45 311 120 4 00
64 291 160 8 02
40 240 40 8 02
65 265 160 8 02
69 294 160 6 02
89 360 120 02
47 347 ... 8 02
M ill 40 SOft
Av. 8h. Tr.
...2tt ... (
...279 40 6 os
...2 240 6 05
...2S0 120 4 05
...MO 80 8 05
...250 120 6 06
...S2S. 140 6 06
85.-.,.. .827. 40 t 06
26 2'3 80 6 05
62 275 120 6 05
72.:.. ..25 W) 6 06
71 297 160 6 06
70 2:V) 210 05
,.e.8 200 aor-i
..22 ... 8 07
..2.6 40 4 07
...2.12 40 t7
..315 130 8 07
....275 120 8 07
84 227 320 6 07
.234 160 a 07
.215 ... 6 07
.227 40 10
.198 40 8 10
No
73
A4
vft6
r.4
P9
74
60
65
77.
67.
to.
64
..264 '
...270
...22
...2.38
.231
40 8 06
40 8 06
80 8 05
... 8 05
73.
67.....
48....
55....
78. .1.
8X....
69....
8.
.234
..190
..2"6
..268
60 J40
87 174
) t 10
SO 6 10
... tl2
... t 12
40 4 15
... a 16
Total receipts
The disposition of the day' receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing toe num
ber 01 bead Indicated
Omaha Packing Co....
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Omaha Pkg. Co., Denver,
Armour A Co., Dunver....
Lobman A Co
MoOr;rfLry A Carey
We I. Stephenl..
Hill A 8onn
F. P. Lewis
Hamilton A Rothschild..
L. F. Husz
J. H. Bulla
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Root A Co
T. B. Inghram
Sullivan Bros
Other buyers .,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
161 3H8 280 1
2;.l l.ut3 68J ;
433 2,2ti7 64
356 2,416 68
l;8
233
80
1
17
26
40
81
32
2
10
1(0 .... ....
10 .... ....
15
73 .... 2.291
8 2a.
8HEEP Receipts this morning were very
Ilsht. as was to be expected after a holiday.
only nine cars being reported In and they
were all rangers. About one-half of them
were good enough for killer and they sold
very readily at good steady to stronger
prices. The ewes brought 35.20. with weth
ers at 86.40. yearlings with some wether
among them at $6.75 and Injmbs at $7. Ev
erything wa anld and weighed up at an
early hour In the morning.
Feeders were also In good demand and
they sold about a fast as they could be
shaped up ready to be shown. The prices
paid were fully as good as those which pre
vailed on Wednesday. '
As a whole the market wa In very sat
isfactory condition considering the light
run and the fact that It wa the last day
Of the week but one.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs, t7.0oifi7.40: fair to good lambs 36.75'J
7.00; godd to choice yesrl'ngs, t5.76fa.0O;
fair to good yearlings. 65(nfr6.73: good to
choice wethers, t&.26&6.60; fair to good weth
ers. 85.002i5.25; good to choice ewes, t50J3
i.26; fair to good 4wes. 4.6f4i5 06.
Quotations on feeders: Good to choice
Iambs, $6.0u.4O; medium lambs, 80.60ih1i.OO;
light lambs. 84.2&(gt.26; yearlings. If 154)5. :0;
wethers, $4.766.20; ewes, $3 5i)4.60; breeding
ewes. 346066.00.
Representative sales:
No.
9 Utah ewes
134 Utah ewes, cull ,
876 Utah ewe
490 western ewes and yearlings
84 Wyoming ewe fedrra
27 Wyoming ewes ,
J01 Wyoming wethers ,.,
7 Wyoming wet here
33S Wyoming lamb feedera.'...
21 Wyoming lamb feeder
o Totals
..2,130 ' 6.644 . 3,371
Potest
Bavage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hope ..
Standard
22
..120
.. 86
.. 35
..275
Treasary Statement.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, elusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve, flketweili, (Available cash balance,
$283,747,779. guld,,uin .and bullion, $113,381,
816; gold certlllcaUs, 855,132.190.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Nov. 30. Bank clearings for to
day were $2,185,894 62 and for the correspond
ing date last year 81.658,870.01.
Kii2 ' Heading iiV ii::V".
71 i.B Readlne ;,, pfd
3736ii37 3T(37
38 38 36B
Philadelphia Prodece Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30. BUTTER
Firm; uic higher; extra western cream
ery, ofllclal price, 31c; street price, 31c;
extra nearoy prints, 24c.
EGGS Firm; good demand; nearby fresh
and western fresh, 32c, at mark.
CHKt8B-lirm; good demand; isew York
full creams, fancy, 14c; choice, 13'sl3c;
fair to good, 13414c.
. (
reerla Grain Market.
PEORIA. Nov. JO.t'ORN Higher; No.
3 yellow, new, 42c: old, oc; No. 3, 4o; No.
4. 41c; no graue, 40c.
OATS Firm; No. 2 white, 34c; No. 8
white. S3Mfc'J3c; No. 4 white. 32c.
RYE Firm; No. 8. 7e)c.
WHISKY On the basts of 81.24 for fin
ished good.
Mllvrankee Grain Market.,
MILWAUKEE. Nov. SO WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 Northern, . SlBic; No. t, 77 y
81c; May, 78c bid.
It AHLEY-iteady; No. 8, 66c; sample,
43itt5c.
CORN Steady; No. 8, Old, 46c; May,
43o asked.
131 131
48 48
84 84
80 88
88
1.100 41 41 41
18.3-0 i: 137 138
3"J Vifm VZii
84 84
64 4
89 8814
1'J 185
146 147
80
Republic Steel 8V) 38
Republic Steel pfd... 4"0 101
Rock Island Co 240 32
hoc a lsiana o pra.
Rubber Goods pfa....
St. L. A 8. F. 2d pfd. 1,000
nt. ixiuis a. w....
Bt. L. 8 W. pfd....
Ho. Pacific
Bo. Pacific pfd
So. Railway J.toO
80. Railway pfd fiO
1.100 i
49
600
38
101
31
67
48
24
8.300 84 84
34
84
T. C. A I., ex-rlghts. 1,100 166
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 30. FLOUR First
ritents. t4.3iU4.40; second patents, $4169
ti. first clear. $3.26oU.3u; second clears.
BRAN In bulk. $17 00.
Dalnta Grain Market.
DULUTH. Nov. 30. WH EAT On track.
No. 1 northern. 78c; No. 2 northern, "6o;
November, koo; Dcuubar, 77c; May,
Ttro; July, 8oo.
QAT8 To arrive, 32a
Toledo kerd Market.
TOLEDO, Nov. SO SEEDS Clover, cash,
November and 1 lecember, $8 2: March
$8.42. Aliilke, 87-So. Timothy. $100.
. !
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 80. COTTON Spot
rlcsed quiet: middling uplands, H.41M; mid
dling gu!f. 11 Mm-: sales. 9 MO bales.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 80 CX)TltN-8teadf ;
middling, He; no sales, receipt or ship
ments: stock. 16.081 bales.
, NEW ORLEANS. Nov. SO. COTTON
Spot closed Arm; sales. ,3' bales; low
ordinary. 70, iioiiilnal; ordinary, kc. nom
inal, good orllna-y. 7-1k'; low middling.
wic: n.l.ld'iiis HSc; middling. 1:l-li,c;
middling fair. II 7-loc, noininai; fair, 11 l-ic;
reosiv'.a, 86,U balesi sivva, iaiM kl.
Texas A Pacific....
T , St. L. A W
T . St. L. A W. pfd..
Union Pacltic
Union Pur-Mo pfd....
U. 8. Exp reus
U. A. lieilty
U. B. Rubber
tr. S. Rubber pfd....
V. 8. Steel
U. S. Steel pfd
Va.-Carollna Chem..
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd..
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Wells-Fargo Ex
Weil. Electrio
Western Union
W. A L. E
Wis. Central
Wls. Central pfd
No. Pacific
Central I eat her
Cen. Leather pfd
Sloss-Sheftibld Steel..
Gt. Nurthern pfd
Int. Metropolitan ....
Int. Met. pfd
2,liO
l'O
"
90
38
34
63
17
4
38
10o
32
6n
103
49
26
84
119
Wm
84
164
38
M0 62
SO Ii
42.0(0 47
l.0 106
2 WO i
6.IVO 43
2u0 82
Total sale for the day, 6u3,8tat share.
400 87 87
31. (KO J2f, 228
3o0 r 37
l'O 102 lo?
l'O 75 75
4 0 819 318
4.80 37 87
3t0 76
34
84
162
87
34 33
63 K
186- M
2
115
87
62
108 107
47 47i
1(4 104
40
lu
A
43
150
?7
26
r-'4s,
$7
MI
76
tl
87
r
20
43
287
rarelga Flaanrlal.
IXNDON. Nov. 30. Money In the mat
ket today was In strong demand and sup
plies wer not plentiful. Discounts were
easier. The tone on the Stock exchange
continued cheerful oa the Improved inons
tary outlook, but buslnesa wa only mod
erately active, owing to the temporary
scarcity of Boating suppliea of cash, which
were required fur the conaol settlement
and for month-end purchasea. Consols and
hoir.e rails further hardened on Investment
purchases, while foreigners henented bv
Paris support. Americans ruled steady, but
Inactlvo during th forenoon, pending th
receipt of th New York opening prices.
When the latter breams lower operators
were disappointed, realisations occurred,
prices declined and the market closed
weik. Copper shares were strong, In sym
pathy witta the rretal. Rio tlntos
touched lhi record. "'. Japanese Im
perial s of 19u4 closed at 101.
HKHf.lN. Nov. u. Tiading on the Bourse
todv niitet.
i-AiUS, Nov. 9.-Frlua oa the Buurws
' Wool Market.1 1 '
BOSTON, Nov. 80. WOOLJThe Ora.
merclal Bulletin of this city, basing Its re
port upon statistics gathered for the gov
ernment, will say tomorrow of the wool
market: With markets of the world tend
ing upward, Boston ha an air of decided
strength, and although value are not quot
ably higher, merchants have no trouble
whatever In obtaining the price they de
sire. Beside the hardening of the foreign
markets the scarcity of suitable selections
here la areatly responsible for the hard to-
1 sitlon now held" by dealers In regard to wool
values. A a matter of fact, higher prices
are only prevented by the lack of proper
elections. Half and tbrae-elghths grades
are practically cleaned up and the supply
of ail kinds of quarter-Moods Is estimated
te be not more Uian 8,5oo.0u0 pounds, all
territory wools. It I claimed that the
stock unsold Is smaller than that at the
same time In 19U6. The prominent feature
of the week's activity was the sale of
1.6,10. fl to t.OtO.ooo pounds of staple Oregon
at 23240, or 70(fr72c scoured. Clotldng wools
are In substantial demand and many sales
of fine and fine medium ranging from 60.0U0
to 2W.0W pounds each are being conaum-
I mated. The majority of transfers are being
maue at am -to, or i.'uui ior nne ana w
67o for medium. Fine staple Motitiuiai. I
having a moderate call at 4(i 'c, while half
and three-eighths blood sells a freely a
supplies permit at 2i'8c and 28c, respec
tively. New Mexican continue to sell at
2Z424c. The clean busts Is strong at 70
Tic for fine staple. twu-iOe for fine medium,
(liia for fine clothlr.g. rmifflo for rlne me
dium, 874j''Jm) for half-blood. Wav(i (or
three-eighths and 65670 for quarter bloods.
The shipments of wowl from Boston to date
from December 27, 18u6, according to the
same authority, are 210,467,827 pounds, a
against 221,8."i6.522 pounds at th same time
Iai year. The receipts to date are 25ti,13,-
621 pounds, against 3u8.274.436 pounds for the
same period last year.
LONDON, Nov. 80. WOOL The offerinK
at the wool auction sale today amounbttl lo
12.348 bales, Including a large selection of
merinos. Competition was keen. Scourrds
were Ln demand for Franca and the home
trade. A large assortment of crossbred
sold well, America buying superior grade
Prices showed a hardening tendency and
greasy half-bred sold at th highest of the
series. Following are the sales )n detai:! oenwa...
New South Wales, J.600 bales; scoured. nd 4 calves.,
ills lid; greasy, 6duls d. ueerwland 34 cows...
8 200 bales; scoured, 1 txitu-'s w ; greasy, lod
tils 2d. South Australia, 100 bales; greasy.
7d'(j,ls ld. New Zealand. duo bilee;
uutinU, SdlS'ls Id: greasy, tan. Atae or
Good Hope und Natal, 1,600 Lalei ooured,
la d; greasy, 6'01"V1
ST. L4)liJ, Nov. 8". WOOL Pteady : me
dium grade. cotnQlng and clothing. Z'.&flc;
light fine. 19ti 2lq; bevy, fine, Hltic; tub
waahed, 32ij37c.
-CATTLE Receipt of cattle this morning
numbered about loi) ears, which was a fair
run for the 'day aftei a holiday. Unfortu
nately the receipts consisted almoat entirely
of trash, there being a good showing of
all kinds except good cauls.
Partly on account of the Inferior quality
of the offerings and partly because of It
'being so near the end of the week packers
Wfio not especially anxious for suppliea of
beef steer. Still buyers were all out In
good season and while they seemed a little
indifferent still they picked out such cattle
as would suit their purposes, for which
they paid steady prices. There were no
choice corn-feds, the offerings being prin
cipally warmed-up and half-fat steers that
were, a little too good for feeders, but not
really desirable for beef. There was no
western range beef to amount to anything.
The supply of cows and heifer was lim
ited to about til teen cars. All of them were
on the common to medium order. The mar
ket was Just aouul steady with last
Wednesday, and as there were so few
cattle on sale It did not take buyer very
long to effect a clearance, in spite of the
fact that 11 was a Friday, when the de
mand for Blockers und feeders Is never
supposed to be very good, there was a very
fair Inquiry for that kind of cattle, the
good kinds especially being ln active de
mand and sold freely at prices that were
steady to a little stronger than the early
part of the week. The medium to common
kinds were Just about steady. Practically
all the feeders that were any good changed
hands very rapidly.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
. Av.
. 87
. 68
. 101
62
., 89
, 107
,
, 92
, 64
, Tl
. 73
. T5
Pr.
2 28
8 60
4 26
4 15
4 00
4 M
t 75
6 76
8 16
6 26
6 60
7 00
158 Wyoming Jambs
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Sheep Steady Hogs Steady
to five Cent Lower.
CHICAGO. Nov.. 80. CATTLE Receipts,
7.0IO head; market steady
prime teers
Staple and Fancy I'rodnre.
EGG.S Per doz , 6c.
LI V K Pol 1,1 RY Hens, 7c; roosters. 4J
6c; turkeys, Hiilic; ducks, 9c, spring chick
en. 7vc: aeese. 8h9c.
I BUTTER Packing stock, l'c; choice U
' fnncv daltv, 211122c; creamery. r4ni:7e.
HAY Choice upland, 8. at; medium, 88 O0
coarse, t8.0iKb8.6O. Rye sUw, I.n04i-O0
BRAN Pet ton. $15 00.
I VEGETABLES.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per bbU
IMS.
I TOMATOES California, per basket of 24
Ips . : tn'ar ,t.
WAX BEANS Per one-third bu. bog,
$1 ( ; hampers, 13.25.
BEETS. TURNIPS and CA RR0T8 Pet
bu . 75c.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per do,
bend. 45c.
CELERY Per do , tOOeOo.
CI CUMBERS Hothouse, per dot., $1.0
2 0".
ONIONS Home grown, doe per bu.; Span
ish. $2 o per crate; Colorado, 75c.
Gr.F.FN ONION9 Per dos. bunches. 25o.
HORSERADISH t-Ae ot I doz., $1 9a
RADISHES Per. doz. bunches, southern,
laree bunches, $1.00.
NAVY BEANS-Per bu., $1 75; No. i, $1.06.
LIMA BKANS-Per lb.. 6e.
GREEN FEPPEHS-Per hamper. t3.00.
PARS LEV Hothouse, per do, bunch,
80c.
CABBAGE Holland seed, home grown,
per lb., le. ,
FOG Pl.ANT-Per dog . $2 26.
roTATor-3-Prr bu.. 4ihS'.c.
II I.' T A BAG A S A bout 160 lbs. to sack, $1.59.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per dog.,
tiro.
SHALLOTS Southern, per dot. bunche,
Bcciuin.
CAULIFLOWER Per crat of about two
do, heads, 44.2u(u 4 60.
FRUITS.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl.. $9 OftfflO 00.
APPLES Ben Davis. $2.26: Jonathan.
Golden, 13.25.
PEARS-Wlnter Nells, per box, $3.(0. ,
GRAPES Malaga, per bbl., 8...0ig7.00;
New York Catawbas, 4-lb. basket. 22c.
TROPICAL FRl l'l. s,
ORANGES -Fiorina oraufces, 13 00.
LEMONS Llmonlera. extra fancy. 140
size, $6.00; 3(0 size, 86.UO; 86v size, 6.U0; other
brands. 31.00 leas.
BANANAS Per medlum-sled bunch.
t3.0(Ka2.26; Jumbos, t25oti3.50.
DATES KSdsws v. t.c; sayers. v; new
stuffed wslnnt dstna -lh. box. 81.10: Cali
fornia bulk. 6c; 7-crown Turkuin. lc; 8
crown, 14c: t-crown. 12c; 3-crown. 12o.
GRAPE FRUIT Size 54 to 4 and 80 tw
88, 84. 264)4. 75. , -
cocoa NUT'S Per sack of 100, t4.tV
CHEESE-Bwlas, new, 16c; . Wlsconsla
Brick.' iac'; Wisconsin llmberger. I2c;
twins. 160? Young Amerlcsns, 16o.
FISH Trout, U'c; halibut. Tic; catfish,
16c; buffalo, 8c; bullheads. Up: black bass,
fin stock, 25c; salmon, lie; pike. Ho; red
snapper, fresh froser,. 12c; whlteflsh, fresh
frorwn, 13c; yellow perch,' dreceed and
scaled. 6c; pickerel, fresh frozen, 9c;
frog legs, 86c per do, saddle.
-HIDES AND T A LLO W Green wilted.'
No. 1, 12c; No. llo; bull hides, 10o
green hides, No. 1, He; No. 3. loe; hot,
1160-83.76; sheep sells, 60c(&1.26. Tallow,
No. 1. 4c: No. 2, 2c.
NUTS-French walnuU, lSV.c; California
walnuta. No. 2, hard shell, 12c; No. I, soft
shell. 14c; Brazils, 1314c; pecans, 1417cl
filberts. 12Hj14c; peanuts, raw. 6c:,
roasted, 7c; California almonds, bard
shell, 16c; soft shell, 18c.
HONEY Per 24 frames, 83.60.
CIDER New Wk, half barrel. $2.76; bar
rel, $6.00.
CUT BEEF PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1, 14c; No. 2, 8c; No. I, c
Loin: No. 1, 18c; No. 2, 12c No. 8. 80.
Chuck: No. 1. 6c; No. 2. Uo, No. t. 4c
Round: Nq, 1, 8c; No. 2, 7c: No. 8, tc
Plate: No. 1. 4c; No. 2. 4c; No. 3, tc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CANNED GOODS corn, standard west
ern, 659'jOc; Maine, $1 15. Tomatoes, t-lh.
cans, $1.10: S-lb. cans. 7rjl.O0. Pine
apple, grated, Z-1D., fZ.nwi.so; sticea. ti.ju
common to
lAnnfurut- eows. I3.004e4.f,: ' ii2.20: gallon apples, fancy. 32.65: California
heifers, t2f86.60; bulls, 32 50S4.60; calves, aprjeots, 31 90'ol26; pear, tl.764i2.50: p-ache.
t4.557.5; stockers and feeders, 82.26fd4.50. I fancy, tl 7&G2.40; H. C- pea he, 2JSt50.
HOGS Receipt. 25,000 head; market Alaska salmon, red, $1.26: fancy Chinook,
steadv to 60 lower; choice to prim heavy, ' F- $2-W; fancy sockeye, r ., $1.9u: aardlne.
$6 2041(6.30; medium to good heavy, 8i.lOS quarter oil, $2.76; three-quarter mustard,
3 26; packing, $55.10; pigs, 85.6001 6. 10 ;; 83 00. Sweet potatoes, tl.10Ql.2tt sauerkraut,
butcher weights. $6.2iR9t.80; good to choice! $1.00; pumpkins, 80cti$1.00; wax oeans, 8-lb.,
mixed $6 1006 "0 6o$80c; lima beans, 2-lb., 76cal 35; spinach.
HHEEP AND LAM Bt Receipt n, u.uil i.so; cueap pvvm, -., euoi eairwa, wvitn-fi
head market steady: sheep, 83.2Mie.60; year- lancy. ii.S0tll.J6.
Hugs, t&.00.20; lamb. t5.2T4j7.50.
V..V I It, IIhL Marliat.
Mrwvnmf Nnv snWF.F.VF.S-Rceints I '-..M- 210 .Per Jb-J No. 190
8.430 head: market active and firm and
Ltrs ioi.16c higher; bulls, strong; cows.
I wmbc higher; steers. $5.156 30; bulls, t2.80
i4.20; cows, J1.3o'y4.10. Liveriooi ana Lon
don cable quote live cattle steady at 10J
llc P" poimd dressed weight; refrlgen
tor beef, steady at 8c per pound. Ex
port tomorrow, 700 head cattle and 5,350
quarter of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 136 head; market
feeling, firm all around; veals, t7.0o-vi9.0O;
little calves, t3.0Ou:26; western calves.
$4 25: gTassers, nominal; dreesod calves,
steady; city drfssed veals, - &&13-c per
pound; country dressed, Vjllc.
ci.ii.-c-p ATJn LAMBS Receipt. 4.836
head: sheep firm; lanins. lue nigner. " v. n a Uiuldatlon. but there wa good de
t4.2C4io.25; yearllnga. th.w; lamps. i.o'( , , mand IW,tly for European account and
Canada lambs. t7.90. ,, 1 partly for oovertng of local shorts, and
HOGP-Recelpts. 6.221 hesd; marM noml- w flrm6d up ln the afternoon with the
nally firm and higher on Buffalo advices. rl(M o,.dy at a net advance of 10615
1 Z . u ... ! point. Bales for the day were reported of
Kansas City U Mock Mnrket. 2,760 bags, Including Decemlwr at $.800.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 30. CATTLE Re- . January at t 85c, March at 6.06ia.10c.
celpts 8,8-0 head, Including 7(0 southerns; I
market for beef steers strong; for .cow -' -- 1
hVwer? 'choice expert and d"re.sed M ' , . REAL ESTATK THAKSFERS.
steers, t5.50U.r6; fair to good, n w ,
t3.KK&fi.26 A. Wlggenhuriv Jr.. lot 28 and 28,
SUGAR Granulated cane, In sack. $5.21;
granulated beet, ln sacks, 35.11.
wr t t.ta rioastea, fo. , zso per 10.1
per 10.; mow
). irc per id.; mo. a, isc per id.
6YRUP In bbls., 27c per gal.; In ease.
8 10-!b cans, $1.70; cases. 11 (-lb can, tl.fco;
Cases. 24 2V-li. cans. $1.8(.
CURED FISH Family whlUflsh, per
quarter bbl., 100 lbs., $4 00; Norway mack- .
fnil, No. 1, 836.00; No. 2, $28.00; herring In
bbls., 2oU lbs. each, Norway, 4k, $9.00; Nor
way, Sk, $8.00: Holland herring, in keg,
mlikera, 80c; kegs, mixed. 70c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30 COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at an advanoe of
1005 point on better European cables and
smaller Brazilian recelpta. Following the
call prices eased oir a few points unner re-
ers, !.b.to.w, wmi.m n eed .nd wife to Ernest
western steers, o.ou..,.., "'--; " .":-.." 1..,. oa 90
ers,
Ei "ii hVifera.oiyuS.OO: bulls. 82. 15 Frank Kebal and wife to Ranck
l 0. w
No. Av. IT. Ko, Av. Pr.
1 haiO 8 35 15 1;j6 6 35
13 60 4 36 3 1084 6 40
13 1200 4 80 3 1213 6 50
17 1354 6 00 17 1255 6 66
19 1213 i 00 6 Iu83 $ 00
38 1188 6 10
COWS.
1 700 1 25 4 1110 2 85
8 820 2 00 1 1150 2 80
1 1000 2 00 1 1230 3 00
1 80O 8 15 8 1039 3 00
7 1 2 25 1 850 3 10
7 778 2 26 6 1040 3 10
1 860 2 60 6 1180 8 16
1 10(15 2 60 7 lu67 8 30
18 8..9 2 60 8 1148 3 30
12 92 2 60 2 Plod 3 So
7 8t(6 2 45 8 Iu54 3 16
2 726 2 66 22 looj 8 15
6 702 2 66 4 1012 8 40
8 104 2 65 6 12.(3 8 60
1 1120 I 65 8 1230 3 50
.,.(.. 976 2 75 1 1270 8 60
657 2 75 1 i.iab 4 00 '
9 88 2 80
HEIFERS.
T 4f,t 2 80 17 684 2 80
1 660 I 25 7 710 8 10
6 474 2 65
BULLS.
t. 120 2 26 2 1238 8 30
, 3.,. 1535 3 00 1 1180 3 35
2.. 9) 8 16 8 16(5 3 26
8 8.0 3 16 1 1770 3 35
1 1510 8 IS
CALVES.
10 326 3 26 8 13 f 76
1 260 t 60 3...., 350 4 76 -
2 180 6 00 t 145 t 00
2 140 6 26 1 JW) 8 00
1 150 6 60, 10 146 6 60
STOCK EKd AND FEED. KB -3
450 2 75 3 lsft 8 70
7 67. 3 20 16..... 1020 4 00
13 666 3 3 5
WESTERNS'
NEBRASKA.
4 cows 9(0 2 6o 14 feeder.. 844 I 88
HOGS rtoceipis, iu.uw ocu. ,,...
lower; top, .17: bulk of sale. a-iiOttU;
heavy and packers, t6.1oiU6.17; pigs and
SHEEP AfXl LUlllD-l.rtr.r,, .,
d: market strong 10 kc iinimi, moio.,
191
72S
t 60
4 eows..
86 cows.
7W 2 40
8 4 t 25
Metal Maeket.
NEW YORK, Nov, 30. METALS Ther
was a daclln of over 1 ln the London tin
market, with spot closing st 196 10 and
futures at 11 15. Locally the market
was easy, with spot quoted at 643 00 bid
and $43 U) asked. The London copfwr mar
ket was higher at ill"-' lis for spot and
al(JR Its for future locally the market
wus quiet, but firm, with lake quoted at
$-2.37ui2.75; elv-trolytlc, $210i-q.S7;
casting, 1-2 OOtf 22 26. lead was unchang-d
at 65.71,6.01) In the local market and at A 18
6a In London. Kpeltar was unchanged at
28 in London aod at tu.em6.i5 la the
New York nisrke'. Iron was higher In
the Engllsn market, With standard foundry
quoted at bla 3d aud Cleveland warrants
at 62a. Locally the market wa firm and
unchanged; No. 1 foundry northern. I'-.St
U'M 26, Nu. t foandf-V southern. 1-4 86; No 1
southern, tJ6.wu4J.iivi 8 vumsra, (2640
wa.uw,
1 96 t calves... 292 t 00
WIUM1NU.
8x8 3 35
14 steer...
6 cows....
18 cows....
10 cows....
18 cows....
12 steer...
1048 I 80
88 I bof
nt iw
luij t 36
loll I 80
1156 4 26
8 feeder
10 cows 1114 4 06
4 cows 77t 1 to
8 bull 1216 3 60
cows 8.4 2 00
16 cows.v..10o t 46
10 feeders . 788 t 65
E. Meredira, Wyoming.
T feedera. .1(1 4 10 27 feeders. . 818 8 78
80 feeders.. Ml 4 00 4 feeder . 841 128
28 cows 8n 2 60 48 heifers... 716 3 26
George Innea, Wvomlng.
8 steers.. ..1210 4 CO T steer..., 841 t 60
18 steer.. ..111 4 36 41 cows 8x6 8 40
7 cows 817 3 00 44 feeders.. 8a6 4 30
8 f-eders.. 9eS 3 26
Shoshons National Bank, Wyoming.
" h' fers .. r 3'' hlfers... I t
48 rows 8i2 3 16
33 calva. . . 2 3 n
I. M. Bard
4 steers... 1081 4
H Johnson
8 feeders.. ? 3 15
t bulls M iUI
Jamea Cox.
48 steers.. ..1147,4 26
10 rows 816 1 70
27 calves... 343 1 60
Wyoming.
2 cows 1130 I K
rsbraaka.
cows 1043 t tf
South Dakota
11 steers.. ..1076 t 68
4 cows 8ri 1 U
19 eows !ei t i
2 cows... 7'(o 7
Joe tfcClereshsra Colo,
Si rows 773,1 40 32 cows 71 2 40
lcalf. 100 4V 2cows .. .l"10 8 00
HoG-Bur tarted ( IaI tnornlnf
u'thern cows', I2.254e3.50; native cows. $2.00 I Bunnywde .1
, i." hifera3.O0fii6.0O: bulls. $2.15(0 Frank Kebal and wife
Bradley. U lot 23. block 2, Dworak'a
Add., South Omaha
E. 8. Rood to the Updlk Lumber and
Coal eoinptiny, lot 16, block 1, Brlggs'
Plat .. ..f.B.i.. ..-.iJVf.
William J. Mulc.r .uu.Li wife to ss-vts,
lots 23 and .4, blgik 1, snd lols A
.$1,750
A
150
and yearlings. $4 6trii6.25; and 24, block 4, Bnggs' Place
t.. r.Snl Al' ewea
fed western yeaning. d...t.w, . "
ern sheep, $4-50'(j6-ii&; tocker and feeder,
$3.&0fc.&0.
t. Loels Live Stork Market.
on ioitiii Kv 9ft CATTLE Receipt.
4.5uu'head. Including 1.500 Texan. Market
t.uriv: nwtiva snioiiina auu cwiv nt
36 0ii7 00: dressed beef and butchers' steers,
T I 7 . . a ti. . .norla 9-1 Of,'n
Frank lioxle and wife to Charles J.
Burkman, lot 10, block 7, Walnut
Hill ,
South OmBha Savings bank to El fie
Hire, lot 14, block 4, Mathews" Sub..
South Omaha ,
Mary Mica and husband to Antonla
Zadlna, iota 27 and 28, block 3, Me-
lia's First Add., South Omaha
650
20
859
K -uner poundV $3 ! Krt Flnko Kred V. Wead. let
U-rr"- 't..,. o a .i.ri Z20(i4 50-. cows 12. block 4. Ambler 1 lace ... ....
.... , ne.,eA W L . uni m-lfi
4oft Ofiitli HI. adjoining w and
lot 6, block 2t7, Omaha
William Wallace to Elizabeth M. Sha
han, part lot 20, block 6, Kounts
Third Add
Frank A. Broadwell to Lewis S. Reed,
lots 1, i and 3. and nlO ft lot 4,
airii-jcp AND LAMBS Receipts. 800 head; I block 4, AUimo Plaza, aim other lot
..i muMnn tt (xafifi mat 1 ArutHHia (iiuiimn and nusoana to
lambs. $4.";i'7 "; culls and bucks, t2.6otf3.7$;
atockers, t3.ooa- .
4.75; Blocker and feeder, -wvw. cow
and heifers. t3.4uiiC.2B; canners tl.25y'2.J6;
bull. $2 (ii4.ao; cajve. M.wn., ,e-.
steers, $2.&o(tf.&0; cow nd heifer, ti-aow
62. . . ,..
HOGS Receipt, lieau, mi"
steady; pigs and lights, $5.76Ca 30; packers,
.6. 00Hj6.au; putcner anu uci ui(. .-"i
J S.iXi.
.25.
Sloex City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Nov. .-(SpecUl Tele
gram.) 4, A i 1 LJy rwsi eijiiti, ,m o-. , mai-
ket steady; treeves, it.oofatt ou; cows,
bulls
and mixed, $2.&utj4.50; slixkers and feeder,
$3 ('i4 00; calves and yearlings, $2.60i(r3.75.
llOlisi Meceipis, o,iw lirnu, 111&1 aei ou
lower, selling at t5.8oaai6; bum of sales,
$6 tM4.00. .
HMttl' Aftll l.amur) ncceijtia, .
head; . market steady. -
1 ' ' '
St. Joseph Live Stork Market. " '
BT. JOSEPH, Nov. 80.-CATTI-E Re
ceipt; 4.450 head. Market was steady; na
tive. I4 0uti4 3D;kw.irt hifei,TtlOOStOO;
stoi kers and feeders, t4.0ni4.6o.
HO;S Heoetpt, d.407 head. Market wa
steady (0 60 lower; top, tti.22; bulk, t612U
nT'!.. .
SHEEP ANU LA.Mti-4teoep4s, is neaa.
Market nominal.
lock la Sight.
Receipt of llv stork at th six princi
pal western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hoaa. Sheen.
South Omaha two t.T"J t.ioo
Hloux City 5")
Kansas City tu
Ht. Louis I1
St. Joseph .4400
Chicago 7.0UO
1 acre w
1.8(0
10. 00
8.000
4 4"7
8.6U0
Total
....27.260 84,407 80,885
yub K. Counsman.
swW sec. 82-16-13 260
Same to Harry G. Counsman, et al., .
same 260
C. Ernest Schumann to Harry Maro
witz, wll4 ft. lots 1 and 2. McCand
llsh Plane LIT
William C. Heyden and wife to Frank
Re I. al. Jot 23, block 2, Pworak'a Add.,
South Omaha 364
Jens Chrtstensen, admlnlatrator, to
Mary Olsen, lot , block 1, Dwight
A Lyman's 860
Bennington County Savings bank to
Julius U. Schmidt, part taxlot 42, sw
r SW-V-s-e. 10-15-13 1
Anionic blmunek to Thomas A. Crelgh,
part lot 8, Barker Allotment 26
Matilda Landkamer and huvhand to
Anton Israeli, lot 45, Cunningham
A Brennan 800
Wilson T. Graham and wife to Fren
Hansen, part lot 26, S. E. Roger'
Okahoma 18
Matbew Bsrta fo Frances Burta Ko
curnllt, lots 6, 7 and south lot 8,
block 12, Ixiulevllle .1
Julius U. Bchmtdt and wife to John
J. Barr, taxlot 42, sw aw sec
10-15-13 1,800
Anna M. Howard lo JoeepHl'ie H.
Weldenfeller, lot 4, block 3, Patrick
Second Saratoga 1
toiO ! Elizabeth Katerlna Newmatin, et al.,
t.ouO 0 Fred Armbruet, e lot 9, Barka-
lew Place m
E. J. Kdmands and wife to Welch A.
A. Klngsiey, lot 4, block 12. Clinen
Hill
6-0
185
15.0O
Oik and Resin. .
OIL CITY, Nov. 30 OIL Credit belanrea,
tl 6a; runs. Hi. in: bbls.; average, 98.9ut bbls ;
'r t, meats. 2i-t,67S bbls.-; average, 156.930
bbls.
SAVANNAH, Ga-, Nov. $0. OIL Turpen
tine, firm; t0.
KOSIN Finn: qiiots: A. B, C, D, E. 83 ;
F, $3 86; tl. 84.(0; 11. $4 16; I, 14 40; K. $6.1;
M. .50; N. $6.26; W Q. 86 80; W W, 86 80.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-EVAPOnATEn
APPLKSMarkst firm on both spot and
futures; fancy are quoted at 6o; choice,
8c: inline. In cs-ae. 7Tie.
CA LI KIRN I A DRIED FRUITS Prun
are Ut fir du,aa4 o at, wiOt iar$r
Total
ISO
.$8,061
The Financial World
NEW TOIl K C1IICAOO
4 Ursstwsr lOt Handeleh
The lading riaaneial Weakly
ValiMible te Rankers aad Financier
JIpaMbls t Invsators aad speculator
TU. j.ily flaanelal pubUcatlnn of Its kind. Seed
for tree sample onpy. T- 11 n'l t-i n nnaoa of
It value d ssud roar subscription.
THE riXAliCIAL MOULD
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