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THE OMAHA. SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 2. 1006. -
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pAlX AND PRODUCE MARKET
deliveries of Ail Ureali So Nt, Meet
TmJo'i Ixpectaticms.
DECEMBER WHtAT FOURTH CENT HIGHER
Report from Northwest that Conntrr
Miller Are Ilnsy Looking for
ah Off erlngie Corn Fkani
1 OMAHA. Dec. 1. IS).
1 lellveries this morn inn hardly met the
r pectation ot the trade Ordci werf
scarce In the pit ul the "tart and grad-
m 11 V December rtiiliCli strength tl rover
ii g by a few anxious shortu, iuid the differ
once narrowed to fit-. loiter, when ting do-
innd wits sattslled. December aa found
to be still upon the market snd tbo differ
ence widened somewhat. The May trade
l light. Foreign advices had something
of a bullish tinge. Liverpool reported de
liveries light and Hnrku decreasing, the
loss for November amounting lo l.mO.OiiO
bushels. Recent lnvcstlgii turns eni to
fully bear out previous reports of light
lock In northwestern coun'i'y elevators,
'the only section showing an Increase is
North Dakota. No deliveries weir m.-ido at
Minneapolis and country millers were, on
'change this morning looking for cash
wheat.
Deliveries of corn wri- lifrht. Early
pticia showed some sympathetic firmness,
hut turned weak later on weakness in the
cash market, the selltp; of December by
cash. Interest and the unloading of May by
wearied longs. The tone of Liverpool ad
vices was weak.
Aside from the early flurry on the De
cember (which waa partially reflected In
the May), the oat trade was light and
final prices were unchanged.
PTlmary wheat receipt weie 1.228.000 bu.
and shipments 461.000 hu.. sgatnsv receipt
lust year of 82,oun bu. and shipments ol
V 82, 000 bu. Corn receipts were :iK;W bu.
and shipments ot tu.. against receipt
last yesr of 531.000 bn. and shipments of
4?5,000 bu. Clearances were 237.OU0 bu. of
whest, 126,000 bu. of coin, 8.000 bu. of oaU
and flour arid whiat equal to 350,o(iO bu.
Liverpool closed nnclutiiged to -4d lower
on wheat and 4d lower on corn.
Indian and Australian shipments of wheat
for the week were each 4k).i) bu., aga1nt
293.000 bu. for India and 248,u00 bu. Cor Aus
tralia last year.
Minneapolis wired: "A canvas of twenty
largest country elevator lines in northwest
how nine have 3 to 16 per cent leu wheal
In their country house than at this- time
iist year. Five have more, but will not
state how much; six have about the sam".
The Increase art) u 1 1 In northwest North
Dakota. Receipts nesi '.eek will be linger
than they were last year, as they ran,
very light the flrit weak of December,
Uroomball estimates world shipments
for Monday will be lo.wn.ooo bushels wneai,
ot which Europe will tnke 9,200,000 bushels.
Local range or options:
rnsrk, rase included, l.'.'j'7c; fii nr. , -c;
prime first, 51c; exuas, Sic. Cheese, fteady.
JKW lORk (,KM:Htl. MtnhKf
)ntntlon of the Day on Varlnn
t ommodltle.
NKW YORK. Dec. 1-FLOUR-Receipts,
11,123 hhls.; exports, 4..'3 hands; saici,
4.. bills.; market stiaov. hut dull; Mln
liesjta pMtnl. (. 1. 15; Mmni wu
linkers, .t (i (,s.i; winter patents. .i.onr
4.00; winter straight. $3.fio'.f3.iiii; unit r ev-
irss, -.:. .is lo; winter low msiios. it .Mrti
iiyo nour. quiet; choice to fnnci.
P-jckwhcit flour, steady, l.'.ai'u
fine white and vci
l.lti 112; kiln dried,
NEW YORKSTOCKS AND BONDS
InactiTity of the Vtrket Oaaarally At
tnbuted to Monty Situation.
BA.NK STATEMENT BETTER THAN EXPECTED
Artlcies.l Open. High.) Low. I Close. Tee'y
Wheat-I : I I I
Dec.l 664' 6641 . C I 64Bj WA
May... 714 ..I I 7148 714A
Dec!.. ' 374 . 1 ! S7HBI 874A
May... .384 384t 2841 2a4A) . 3S4B
Onts I I
Doc... 304.
May.......'.... I I S34B',
Omaha C ask Prlcea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. B7VW4c; No. t
hard, WyiKiTc; No. 4. hurd, tM'aWic; No. I
spring. W7He.
CORN' No. 5, new. k-; No. 4, new. MVrf
;j."c; no grade, new, 84c; No. 8 yellow,, new,
c; No. t white, new, 3iiAe.
OAT8 No. a mixed, ISiif .liAir-: No. 3
white. 81'31c; No. 4 white, 3tW31c.
RYE-No. A 63e; No. 3, tilV4c.
t'arlet Receipt.
Wheat. Coi n. Oai.
ChJcago
Kansas City..
.Minneapolis .
luth ........
St. ixi u is
47
.. 114
..
.. 71
.. CM
.. 30
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CHICAGO CMAIM AND PROVISIONS
A
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Feat a re ot the Trading? aad Cloalu;
Prlcea oa Board of Trade. .
CHICAGO, Dec. 1. Active deman by
cash buyer of wheat for December delivery
caused firmness today In that option, but
selling ' by commission -houses -caused
easy feeling In th future deliveries. At
the close May was off Vic Corn was down
'tlc. . Oats were a shade lower. Pro
vision were 5sjl6e higher.. -
The urgent demand for the December
option waa the feature of trading In the
wheat pit. Itecause of the small, amojnt
offered lor gale the price of that delivery
was at premium all day. Deliveries today
were the, heaviest for several years, the
total amount aggregating- 4,Wi.0"U bn. The
greater portion of the grain was put out
by large elevator concerns and mom of It
was taken by prominent commission houses.
When It became known that nearly all of
the wheat had been taken by leading
houses rumor of a big deal In the local
market were revived. This wa the chief
reason underlying the demand for De-'
camber wheat. News of the day was quite
favorable to the beans, the receipts In the
iiorthwent being In excess of those last
jtiar, primary receipts being larger und
cable a trifle easier. The market closed
Irregular, December being firm, 'while the
distant deliveries were easier. May opened
a shade to He higher at 7 HWi o. sold to
io and declined to 770, where it closed.
Tiecomber sold between 724o and 73Mi734C
and closed at 72"no. Clearance of wheat
and flour were equal to 36o,0u0 bu. Primary
receipts wera l.tea.OuO bu., against- Siu.wo
bu. for the same day last year. Minne
apolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 701 cars, agnlnst 62 last wreek and 444
cars a year ago.
The probability of a liberal Increase In
the crop movement because of colder
weather had a weakening effect on the corn
market. Cash houses were the principal
aellers and demand waa scattered. The
volume of trading was small. The hiarket
loaed easy. May opened unchanged to a
hade lower at 43Vb4Hc to Hc. sold be
ween tio and 4oV'( .'' and closed at
Sa3Xc. Local receipts were 3S7 cars,
with Ut of contract grade.
Buying of the December option by shorts
was the feature of trading In the oats
pit. I-ocai receipts were liberal, 37 crs,
but this was 40 car less than had been
estimated. The market was steady all day.
May opened unchanged to a shade lower
st J4"o to SfkC'G. sold between St'Vtj
3l7ic and SS'c, and closed at 3i"c.
Provisions were quiet, but Mini. " The
greatest strength was shown by January
pork, which was in Rood demand by lions.
The 'market was strengthened by the steady
tone of prices for live hogs. At the close
January pork was tip luu at $14 6c. lrd whs
5c higher at ii.bu. Ribs were 7iHo higher
at 17. M.
Kstlmated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
i cars; corn, 142 cars: oats, izi cars; hogs,
39,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.! Open. I High. I Low. Cloe.!Te'y.
3 lb.
3 KSqi.lo.
2.30.
CORNMKAI-CJulet
low, fl.;Vul.Z6; cuarse
:.7'ii7& '
ItYK-l irm; No. 2 woFtern V-t c. I. f.
Ntw Yoik; Jersey and stiu, $4Wc, dillv
ered st .New Vork.
1JARLKY Firm; fredlns,, tfic c. I. f. p.uf
falo; maltiiip. 4vi.Vir., c. i. (., Ruffalo.
w n t,. l itecciiit. J lj.&of bu.; exports,
a',.0 bu.; sajes, l.f bu. futures; l..j bu.
pot; No. 2 red. HlSe, f. o. b. sfloat; No. I
northern. Duluth, Mr, v. I. f.. f'.uffalo; No.
- hard, w Inter, 77c. c. I. f.. Buffalo. Then
was a flurry In iM-cemlmr wheat this morn
IniC, on active covering, and other posi
tions ruled steady on active buying anil
prospects tor Ifghier world's shipments.
iut prices showed ,''"c net iidanre.
May. M'.list fi-ifi,.. dosed at M'ic; July.
closed l4c; December. feiti'jtior''c. clos-.d
Ktrc
t"t)R Receipts, ul.w.O bu.: exports, 4-i2
bu.: sales. 8,000 bu. ; spot 'market firm! No.
2, Mr. elevstor and Sic f. o. ft. afloat; No.
1 yellow. 64t-.e; No. 2 white. Ot'ic. Option
market waa without transactions and
closed net unchanged. December closed at
52 V.
OATH-Receipts, K60 bu.: exports. z.-o-
bu. : sKt market steady; natural white. 30
to 33 pounds. avir3!'e; clipped white, 3'i to
40 pounds, 3Jvg3tac.
FKKD Firm: Hpring bran, 1:3.::.,. prompt
shipment: middlings, lia.00, prompt ship
ment; city. eZ2.0fRi;.o0.
HAY Barely steady; shipping,
good to choice. fl.oi"il.l.
HOPS Quiet: statf, common to lioh-e
1!W, ai24c; 8tfl2c; Pacific coast, 1X"5.
IfairK;.
HIDES Steady: Galveston. 20 to
pounds, 20c; California. 21 to 26 pounds, 2Jc;
Texas drv. 24 to 30 pounds. 10c.
IKATl IF.R Quiet; acid. 271328c,
PRO V'ISIONH Beef, firm; family, 5L.
14 00; mess, $.ri'nV V; beef hams, l-l "
24.KI; pickled. StlOOxill.OO; city evtra ln'lia
mess. HMArZO.W. C'nt meats, ootct; Ijick
led bellle. IW.2ii1iiil2.8o: pickled hans. l-. A
Lard, easy; western prime, 9.C.lo. tc
flned. easy; continent. .; South America,
U0.0O compound, $8.12Vi825. Pork.
family, flB 5.nt19.00; short clear, .81i.JU'l.l'.
SoWteidrs ottv (12 per v-D. '..o;
country pkgs. tree). u ii-jt
ntcni Ouict: dometV'. t""
IHWir; Japan, nominal.
Hl'TTEK Strong: sueet price,
usiilr. Official prices;
err extra. 2ce asked; held, common to
extra, a: "tate dairy, common to extra.
DO'cfaiic; renovated, common to firsts. L'g
'"Sr- western factory, common to extra,
17T21V; western Imitation creamery, finds,
I'HEKSE Quiet; state full cream, small.
and large, September.- fancy, no, siaio. .";
tober. bVrt. 13c; late made, 12W12ic; state,
inferior, 10 Sllc, , .,.,..,.
lCGJB-Strong; state and. Perin Uania
nearby fancy. Selected ni . i; :l Viiii"
choice. 3.V40c; state mixed fit'. fr".A:
western average best, 8334c. Official price.
Firsts. 32c: seconds, j'UJic.
POULTRY' Live, steady; urke'".,,,;,i!';:
dressed, weak; western chickens, l-diit.c,
turkeys, lWil'ic; fowl. Ofl'UVsC.
St. Lonls General Market.
CCP TjOTMS Tec. 1 WHIfiA I eBK
track. No
72i74'ic: 1
i 1 ) v ut nun 1 trni.if .no. : rami, 1.
new; old. 46c; .o. 2 wnne. --sc, iren,
toe; December. 40'4o: May, 41S.C
OATS-Weak; track. No. 2 cash, iV.t
34 c; No. 2 white. 34Hc; December, 32V:
Mav 34'c. '
Flloi'H Htcadr; wsl winteffi. patents,
t3.QOill.'3.80; , extra, ancy. aiid ..gl.rniglit.
3 lF.tr3.i0j clear, ,.52 00Ji Z.'K .
SEElTlmolhv,'' steady ; 'iS.iaS! 3..J.'
CORXMEALi te:uly;' J 1 -
BRAN Strocgj saokvd: oiisv, frucJi,, 9
9c -1
HAY Hteady ; timothy, -14.0t)'19.00j
prairie, f 1 0.00 15.60. - ' ' ;
IRON X)TTON TIJ8 81.0ir; -),.';. .
BAOGING 9V4C.,. v. ,. , .,, vv
'HEMP TWINE Sc.. "
' PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
818.20.. Lard, higher; prime su?am, 88.80.
Drv salt meats, steady; boxed, e::tra
shorts, 89 26; clear ribs, $9.0o; short
clears, 89 50: Bacon.' steady : boxed, extra
short. 810.00; clear ribs. 89-75: hort clear,
810.25. - v '
POl'LTRY Steady : chickens, 8c: springs,
8c; tiirkvs. ll'sc; ducks. 9c; geese, 7c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery. 25&31',4c;
dairy, 21'm;oc.
Rumor That Axerasjra Ho ! Disclose
the Heal sitaatlon Farther
Drain on Knads I
Kspected.
to extra.
extra
Cream-
NKW YORK. Dec. 1. There was little
character to the trsdintf In the stork to
dav, the constraint on t lie speculation be
I nk attributed generally to the money
I situation. The bank statement did not
reneci as larae an uiroao on tub iifro'"
as was foretold, but yesterday's 27 per
cent money rate caused an apprehension
thnt the full result was not Included In
the statement of the averages contained
In the bank statement. The largest part
of the loss came late in the week and so
figured to a small extent In the averages.
Moreo or,, t he influences at work to cause
the drain are expected to continue In
force. The funds employed In making
December 1 payments may be slow In re
gard to the channels of the money mar
ket. The English money market, on the
other hand, showed the effect of the large
recuperation of reserves by the Bank of
England, and there was a sharp decline
in discount rates in London. Sterling ex
change raU'S here also were weak. Tho
j lestialut 011 Urn stuck market was shown
in tnu smaiiness or the aeniings ramer
than In any depression of tone. Dull re
sistance was in evidence, and soivie of the
minor stocks made sharp advances
amongst (ho lesser Iron Industrials and
the railroad equipment stocks.
The constraint on the market wa4at
trlhuted In part to a desire to await the
effect of the forthcoming message of the
president. The financial world lias formed
the opinion thut the extent of the recom
mendations to be made in the message
are pretty well inferred from previous
official utterances and does not look for
sensational surprises. ' Reading showed
some degree ef depression, which was at
tributed to the report of a decrease In
net earnings for October. A heavy de
cline In a favorite specialty on the curb
marker speculation attracted attention,
pwning to the prevalent apprehension that
a state of speculative Inflation In mining
stocks may have laid the way tor a col
lapse. The November transaction at the
Stock exchange fell to a total of less
than 2o,000, ouo shares of stock sold, or
7,428,000 less than in Inst November,
while the par value of bonds which
rhanped hands was $35,703,200 less than
In November of last year, tho total de
clining to 843. 340. bOO.
Total sales of bonds today, par value,
$728,000.
The following was the range of prices on
the New York stock exchange:
Bales. High.Low. Close.
18,2-") 1136, IIS
8, 1U0 4&tt 44t
Tork bank statement chocked a substantial
Increase, but th market closed at about
the uei,i of the day. Kaffirs were dull and
copper shares w ife firm. Japanese Imperial
of ir4 closed at liV
PARJ8. iec. 1. Price on the Pours
tod.-iv were weaker. Russian Imperial Is
closed at 74.50 and Russlau bonds of 1304
at 490.50.
Sew York Money Market.
NKW YORK. Dec. 1. MONEY On call,
nominal; no loans. Time leans, strong na
very dull; sixty days, 7S per ceni; ninety
davs, 7 per cent: six months, 8 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Jli
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $ ii:Ht
4 8f.2S for demand and ut $4 0o4fr4 for
60-day bills; posted rates. $4.tlVfu'6; com
mercial btlls. 84.8ttt H.
SILVER Bar, Sc; Mexican dollar.
53' -.
l iNI)R Government and rnllroad. steady.
bonds toaa were as toi
Quotations on
lows:
V. 8. r. 2s. reg...13'ii
do coupon 1"3S4
U. 8. 3s. reg 102-y
do coupon 102i
C . 8. o. 4s. reg
do coupon
Jap. 6s, Id ser.
do 4s etfs
do 4Ha ctfs...
do 2d series...
lanivMan. c. g. 4s...
lolVs.Mea. Central 4
U. 8. n. 4a. rea.-Kfi' do 1st Inc..
do coupon lHiM. & 8t. L. 4s..
Am. Tobacco 4s.. 77;M
do 6a
Ateh. gen. 4s..
do adj. 4s....
A. C. 1 .. 4s
II & O. 4n
do 3.s
P.. R. T. c. 4s.
Con. of Ga. 5s.
do 1st Inc....
do 2d Inc
"do 3d lnc
C. & O. 4Us...
C. & A. 8...
C. U. & Q
C. R. I. &
. 974
. MH
. K
. 92
.100
,. 84
.. 27H
. S24
K. T. 4s. 97
..lc1i do 2s 87
..MO', N. R. R. of c. 4s. 80
.. 92'N Y. C. g. 3H.. 9M4
.. 7 N. J. C. g. 6S....12SV4
..lol'xlNo. Pacific 4s
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Caul Trtdt for tU Week Actm
fctToneer.
tnd
HOGS ACTlVt AND STEADY TO STRONG
Sheep and
ellers
the
I. n sans
Erry
Week
Hate Been
Day and
Prices Are
Active
for
Steady to Strong.
OMAHA. Dec. 1,
Cattle. Hogs
53
,. 3."J3
. 4. 114
3.507
6.615
9371 do 8s
. 94VN. w- c. 4s..,
.IIO14 O. 8. L. r. 4s.
(t.i ifenn. conv. js
.13
. 75
. 99
75'Readlng gn. 4s.. V9-H
M n.Lj. t I.
do col. 6a
Colo. I. 5s. ser.
Colo. Mid. 4s...
t'olo. So. 4s.
Cuba 6s
D. & It. O. 4S
Iis. fiec. f.s....
Erie p. 1. 4s...
do gen. 4s
Hock. Val.
Japan 6s
M. e.5s..lir!V
..105', 8. U. & S. F.fg.4H. K3
. 77 8t. L. 8. W. o 4a 81
11. 4m..1004 8. A. L. 4s &2i
P. 4a.. 77' 80. Pacific 4s 91
... J.S58
... 1J4
...2O.04S
...2fc,S12
...:o,5s3
...2S.075
...,14.3X4
6.778
6,100
19.019
2.t10
27.276
27.976
30.172
1M,
Sheep.
10.9CI
i.M9
8,241
2,599
21
29.114
39 4f9
5.1.CS
Sei.l:r.i
IS'.."
33.7:.S
A 75
. 914
.
. X7
.int.
. 90
4Vi..0)
97
U A N. unl. 4S..101U
Bid. Offered. Ex-interest.
do 1st 4s ctfs... 96
So. Railway 5s. .111
Texas or P. Is,.. 119
T. 8. L. & W. 4s. 8t4
Union Paclflc 4s..lo;!5i
1 . o. p. JO OS.... W."s
Wabash Is 113
do deh. R 8
Western Md. 4s.. SSTs
W. & L. K. 4s.. 87
Wls. Central 4.. 80
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Dec. l.-Call loans, 6fc7
pir
cent; time loans, 67 per cent. Official
quotations on blocks and bonds war:
in 2 red cash. 75ff75Wc; No. 2 hard.
; December, liAl'sc: May. 77c.
Stcadv: track. No. 2 cash. 42V
KUGB Firm, 21c.
'lour. bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, hu, . --
Oats, bu
Receipts.
, . 6,000
. .30.000
, .41.000
, .64.000
Shipments.
1 3.000
I'i.ooo
37.000
12-1.000
Kansas City (raln and Provisions.
' KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1. WHEAT 1)J
cember. Wo; May. 72u: July, 71ic; ca.-h.
No. 3 hard. 6Vm71c; No. 3, Gi.if71c; No. 2
red. 71ti72'fco; No. 3, 6,1i70c.
CORN December. 30o; May. 3S"iic; July,
39-c: cash. No. I mixed. 37S!H7-Ue; No. 3.
37''i:174c: No. 2 white, 3.'vg)W:: No. 3. 3S.
OATS -No. 2 white. 33c; No. 2 mixed,
326i2p. '
RYI'V-Steadv; No 2. b4iwc.
HAY Htiong and active; choice timothy,
$14 7iV(i 15.25; choice prairie, $12.00'n 12. 50.
EGGS Hteudy; extra. 30c; ilrsts, cases
incliid'd. -"Cr : seconds. -ilc.
Bl "ITER Finn ; creamery, 28c: paekintr.
18f,"
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu ....; U4.0"0 UV..KO
Corn, bu VA. .'
Oats, bu
Board of Trade quotations for Kapsas
Citv delivery. The range of pi ices, as re.
ported by TOgan &. Bryan, 112 Board of
Trade buildinw. was:
Articles.
I Open. ! High. I Low. ' Close.
Wheat
Dec. . .
May ..
Corn
Deo. ..
May ..
iM': 6ul O-'s
Mlt 72.M 7l',172;
..
29 :
,!.,
29
26',,
29
04
i-ili
Wheat
Dec.
May
May
July
Oats-
Dec.
MV
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Pea Jan.
May
Ribs
Jan. KTay
73S:jV
T8,,ijV
142'., tin
43V1.
144UI
341, g Ul
Hfco
14 174
8 68
8 45
24
T 77 J
7 85 I
4)1,.
48'
44'.
ray
3n4
...J
- -' i-4
77T.; ',; 784
t-4 42U,4i,t'4
44
I
I-Y
34
I
41
Mlnueapolls Oraiu Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 1. WHEAT !-
eember. 75Vtc: May. 7!C',c: July. 79'c
No. 1 hard. 74'-: No. 1 northern. 78'
No. 2 northern, 7ii'c: No. 2 northern. 7
0 75c.
FLOUR First patent. $4 304j 4.4u: see
ond patents. $ 1.1 ji 4.25: first clears, $2 2i
t3 ;::; second clears. $2.40$ S!.l.
BRAN Io bulk. $17.00.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1. BUTTER
Firm, rood demand: extra western tiwn
ery. ofnclal price. Sic; street price. 311V; I ( htm'
extra nearbv Drints. 34c
IXltMi Firm, good demand; nearby fresh
and western fresh Sic. at mark.
CHEESE Firm, but quiet: Nw York' Oil'
rrenni. fimcv. 14c: cho c, 13' j'SjU- tc: fai.
10 good. 13M13V.
Adams Express
Atnal. Copper
Am. C. & F
Am. O. & F. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd..
Am. Express
Am. II. & L. pfd
Am. Ice. securities..
Am. Linseed Oil
Am. Linseed Oil pfd.
Am. Iicomotlve
Am. Locomotive pt'd
Am. S. ft R
Am. B. &. R. pfd
Am. Sugar Ref
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf
Anaconda Mln. Co...
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantic r. L
Hal. & Ohio
Bal. & Ohio pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Clies. & Ohio
Chicago Gt. W.....
Chicago & N. W
C. M. U St. P
Chicago T. T ,
C. T. & T. pfd
C, C... C. & St. Li....
Colorado F. ft I......
Colorado & So,...
Colo. & So. 1st pfd.. .
Colo. 80. 2d pfd....
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products, rfg..
Corn Prod, pfd, rfg..
Del. . Hudson
Del., L. & W
D. R. O,-.
D. & H. G. pfd
Distillers' Bee.
Erie
Erie 1st pfd ,.. ,
Erie 2d pfd
General Electric ....
Hock. Val.. offered.. .
Illinois Central
Int. Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central ,
Iowa Central pfd
Kansas City So
K. C. 80. pfd
Louisville ft N
Mexican Central
Minn. & St. L
M.. St. P. ft 8. S. M.
M S. P. & 8.8. M. pfd
Missouri Pacific
M , K. ft T
M.. K. ft T. pfd
National . 1-cad
N. R. R. of M. pfd..
N, Y'. Central
N. Y'.. O. ft W
Norfolk ft W
Norfolk & YV. pfd. ...
No. American
Pacillc Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
I P.. C. C. ft 81. L ...
j Pressed 8. C
1 Pressed S. C. pfd
! Pullman Pal. Car....
ItCHdlni,'
Reading 1st pfil
1 Reading 2d pfd
! Republic Steel
Republic SteH pld...
Kocl. Island Co
II. 1. Co. pfd
. Rubber Goods pfd...
' St. L. ft S. F. 2d pld
I St. L. S. W
! St. L. H. W. pfd
! Sc. Pacific
So. Pacific pfd
1 So. Railway
1 So. Railway pfd
j Tennessee C. ft 1
' Texas ft Pacific
T., St. L. Ac W
, T.. St. L. ft W. pfd..
I Union Pacific
I Union Pacillc pfd....
! U. 8 Express
' U. 8. Heilty
8. Rubber
8. Rubber pfd
S. Steel
8 Steel pfd
Carolina t hem..
pfd..
100 33
3.')
24
854
754
lin
lil
4(10 133i 133'
.TO
100
sno
inn
9.1O0
29-4
84
llli
1524
3,200
3S.;t"0
200
lo0
100
" 3.5' 10
9u0
200
4,600
21)0
2 ,
I054
102
l.'!G4
1194
'Ami
18S
2274
574
I84
2X0
1044
10a
i;w4
1194
'7ie
124
227
504
1H
7.1U0 1&27, 1S24
' 4 ) 924 K4
l.0 55 524
4o0 3S4 884
"300 67" H"
"ii '0i '224
2uo 82 82
500 22c 4 228
'.'5u0 '424
2'i0 854 85
2) 71 704
6"0 444 44
"'81)6 177i 17."
"706 "is4 'is'i
1U0 82 82
luo
US'
0
2,r.'
2')
3D
3.4i0
H0
in
2 V)
5o0
304
624
1464
254
634
944
424
734
'.7S4
r.a
484
2..'i"0
3. 2 JO
1.200
I.KI
I'll
5.400
I'K)
S94
434
1384
554
PU4
ISO
1(74
91
304
614
1464
2fi'i
634
944
424
734
'584
1314
484
194
434
134
'54 "
994
1S9
1474
91
I"
U.
1 u.
u
v. .
1 Walutsh
14 60
14 674'
8 70 I
8 ul I
8 M
824
' 924!
1 1 8:4:
14 55 I 14 60
14 774! 14 8u
33 I 33
344 ,3447135
I 60 I
8 45 I
8 424'
7 771,4'
T 86 I
$ G74'
6 50 '
4741
33
14 45 .
14 77 4
8 f
8 60
8 4-4
' 80 I
9:4
if
(
No. i.
Cash quotatiuns were as follows:
PIAUR Firm; winter rtentt,
3 4i; stialghta I3.lw3.4v: spring pa'ents.
tl-43.o, straights, 8j..vj:;.-jo, bakers', K.Mt
( 2 i'
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 77t4i-; No.' S.
TVfcac' No. 8 red. "i-,!i734c
CORN No. 8. 444o; No. 2 vello. 474c.
OATS No. 2. S3c; No. 2 while. Dijjc; No.
S w-hlte, 4'.
RYE No. 2. 64juCc.
B HLLY l'ftlr to choice matting- 4sfcc.
SEEDS No. 1 ll, $1114; No. 1 north,
western, $l.l!'i. Prune timothy. $4.3tfj4.4'X
Clover, contract grades, 13 40.
PROVI810NS-Short ribs sides (loove).
8.UPu 60. Mnu H.rk. per bbl., 814.50. Laid,
-T 1 lbs . 88 sr1,.' Short clesr sides
Uoxsdi. 88 3740''.
I'h recelDla and shipment of flour and
ttec-Hi. Blitpinviits.
Food Stuck at Liverpool.
LlVERPoOU Doc. 1 The foi:o;rn: 1 ie
ths- stock of In eaJstnffs and nroci::
In Llvetiktql: Flour. N if ack: whe t,
1.9ltt.tt) centals: corn. 715.O10 ce.itals: bno
.") boxes: ban.-. i. tox. s: sliculder,
1.300 boxes; butter. 10.000 cwts.; t'liww,
lij,(i0 boxes; lard. 1 3m tierces of prim
western steam and 450 tons of other kind".
Wabash pfd
! Wells-Fargo Ex
i West. Electric
1 Western Union
1 W. ft L. P.
Wis. Central
Wis. Central pfd
; No. Pacini!
. Central Leather
1 'en Leather pfd
, Sloss-S'.ieffleld Steele
! tU. Northern pfd
i Int. Metropolitan ...
; Int. Met. pfd
! Tctul sales for the day, 2.0 35u shares
3'j0 38 36
7,3tp) 24 224
Oju 504 494
'l'.O'W 84 84''
."m :a :4
3 914 4's
LOO 164 164
:) 38 874
210 344 21
15,'Vio i74 iw4
1 10 9:4 924
luo 1154 HWi
'!' '474
i.;uo i"6 1044
I ) 434 434
' ' j 'S7' i '874
3.110 224-"i 2234
'ii jejij j.K'4
' 70 754
vh ;:i 8i7,
:. 374 37
1134
454
1014
324
90
90
294
884
18
384
76
1U4
152
315
1334
9S4
81
114
1014
134
1194
924
H04
1W4
221
674
18
2i
34
9
22
824
644
374
64
87
137
814
2284
&4S
42
81
71
44
76
67
177
12
175
18'
814
w'4
ol
52 V.
30-4
61 i
1464
254
146
1654
94i,
424
73
75
W4
131 4
48
944
84
8H4
424
134
9'4
6 14
:-94
1S8
1174
Si'4
:w
101
324
674
105
-5
W
944
1194
34K.
941,
I6.14
374
334
524
1864
i2
llo
5-
1074
474
1-J44
)
1"JA
204
43
29o
la',4
874
li
Kir.
511
Atch. adj. 4s 914. Atlantic
do 4s 14 Bingham
Mex. Central 4s.. 82 Cal. A Hecla..
Atchison 1054 Centennial ....
do pfd lolwCopper Range
"Daly West ..
Franklin
Granby
Michigan
54 Mohawk
102 IMont: C. ft
Hoston & Al 240
Boston ft Me 162
Boston Ele 153
Fltchhurg pfd ..1334
.viex. central ...
N.Y. N. H. ft H.
Union Pacillc ....ls64iO!d Dominion
Am. A. C. pfd 91Jg Osceola ,
Am. Pneu. Tube. -13:Parrot
Amer. Sjgar 1334 tJuiiicy
do pfd
Am. T. ft T...,
Am. Woolen .
do pfd
Dom. I. ft S..
Edison E. I...
Mass. Electric
do pfd ......
Mass. Gas ....
United Fruit
United S. 31 .... ,
do pfd
U S. 8. pfd
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated .
Bid. Asked.
.. 15
.. 32
..860
.. SS
,.. 834
,.. 21
.. 224
.. 144
.. 194
.. 744
.. 2
.. 54
...1364
.. 294
,..109
.. 184
,..110
104
SOUTH
Receipts were;
Official Monday ...
Official Tuesday ..
Ordinal Wednesday
Thursday (liollilayi
Official Fridav ....
Official Saturday ..
This week
Last week
Two weeks ago
Three weeks ago..
Four weeks ago...
Same week last year 13,929
The following table shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and aheep at South Omaha for
the year lo date, compared with last year:
19U6. 1"6 Inc.
Cattle W?,771 949. 5"7 40.264
Hogs , ;,232,029 2.079.9i7 152,122
Sheep 2.011.367 1.874.091 167,270
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to rhulce comfort steers
Fair to good .ornld steers
Good to choice range steers
Fair to jood range steers
Common to fair range steers
Good to choice cows and heifers....
Fair to good cows and heifers...,
Common to fair cow a and heifers..
Good choice stockers and teders..
Fair to good Blockers and feeders.,
Common to fair stcckeis ,
Bulls, stairs, etc
Veai calves
I'ho folljwing table shows the
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comiarlsons:
set on fat sheep and lamha In exceedingly
satisfactory condition all this week. As a
matter of fact, there were low spots and
lilKh ipols, but for the week tho mm set
Is tully steady and Some would my
stronger. As usual at this season of the
year, thnro is very lllllu really desirable
stuff coining and It Is only occasionally
that time Is a load of Hiivlhlng that enn
If graded n.i choice. Thus not a single
load of choice Iambi has been 011 sale tins
week, so that it Is largely 11 matter of
I guess work what a really fluiahod bunch
w ould bring.
Feeders have constituted a very conld' r
able proportion of all the sheep and lambs
received this week, but fortunately On re
hus been a good demand, as usual, at lhl
point, and barring a little weakness on old
ewes, the general feeder market has la-en
firac.ticnlly steady.. More than thnt. It has
een fairly active on most da s, so that
It has lieen a matter of very little trouble
to keep supplies well cleaned lip.
Operators on the market, Kencrnlly. are
taking a very hopeful view of the situation.
5eirfs continue to arrive of then- being
fewer sheep nnn lanios on leeii in territory
west of Omaha than during previous years.
As there is every reason for believing that
the demand will be fully s good as usual,
this decreased supply ought to mean a good
strong market throughout tho season.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs. $7.otxa7.40; fair lo good lambs. $.;.75'?
71; good to choice yearlings. $.i.75'u! 00;
fair to good yearling. $.. 5 'i 'i.75: good to
choice wethers, $ri.2r.4i5.60: fair to go.id weth
ers. $5.ii'u5.2."; good to choice ewes, $5 OXd
S.2S: fair to good ewes. )4.65'u5 0n.
Quotations in feeders- Good to chocs
lambs, $'i.inVo6 40; medium lambs, 15.5"i'i on:
light lambs. $4 25 5. 25; yearlings. 85 1Mi5.."0;
wethers. $4.755.20; ewes, $3.5oii4.50; bleeding
ewes, $4.5(ii.OO.
&Ofr3 30
5.t".'iS.5
4. 76-q i 40
4.("'i4.7i.
M-HMOO
3 SOrr4.00
2.7.V&3.30
15' "a 2.75
4.2iV641
3.4o'g4.2'i
2.unftj4.0'
average
74t-: seed
ers. $1 w-'U 1.7.1.
'd raisins. 7 610-; Ixindon lay-
CHICAGO LIVE STtH'K JIIBKET
Cattle, Ho anil Sheep Steady Re
ceipt Mailt.
CHICAGO. Dec. 1. -CATTLE Receipts,
?.vi bend; market steady: beeves, 4 'rd , 40;
cow.- and lielfeis, $1.5"n5.25: stockers and
feedeis, $2.3fa4 50; Texan--, :l 75'tI 60; west
erns. $:.!r,jti.ia; calves. 85.25117 5".
U 1 KiS ii'clils, 5,to head: market
stonilv; mixrd ami buicher". .Mf
good heavy, $0. i."'o; 25: rough heavy. $
OHtlU IMIOI KS!.: NARKKT.
rendition of Trade and Qaototioas
Staple and lnne Prod are.
EGG8- Per dos , 26o.
1J'E Pol I. I'H Y- 1 lens, 74c; roosters. 4
5c; turkeys, ICilhc. ducks. 9. ; spring chick
iis. 74"'; lieese. KifVC.
BUTTE It Packing stiv k. IV; choice la
fnnev duliv, 214t .'2.-. crcMiieiy. j427c.
HAY Chotcs upland. $. kl; medium. $10;
eo.itse, $SM8 5. liye st.aw, H.5'(i.0i).
liRAN- l'er ton, $15.0P.
VrXJE 1ABIJ78.
SWEET POT A TOES Kansas, per bbl.,
$2.15.
TOMATOES California, per basket of
lbs . l.'..H"p2.75.
WAX BEANS Per one-third bu. bog.
$.l: hampeij, $3.",'..
BEETS, TURNIPS Hnd CARROT3-Pr
bu .
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per do,
heads. 45c.
t I .L1.HY Per dox , SufeO'C.
CI C L .MB10H3 Hothoasc, per Uox , $1.0
02 im.
ON IONS Homo grown. WV jer bu.; Span.
Ish. I2i jer crate; Colorado, 75c.
nilKlW ONIONS I'er dot. bunches. 15a.
Hi:USERADlSH-l'se of 1 do $1 9a
RADISHES Per. dox. bunches, southern,
larne bunches. Sl.'t.
NAVY HEANS- Per bu., $1 75; No. 2, $1.05.
LIMA HEANS- Per lb, 84c.
ill KEN Pi;PPF.RS-Pcr hamper, $3.00.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per do, bunches,
80c.
CABBAGE Holland seed, borne gToan,
per lb., 14c.
EGG PLANT -Per dor. $2 25.
POT A To KS Pt r bu.. 4041C.
RUTABAGAS About 150 llis. to saok, Jl.:,
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per dos
81.F-).
SHALLOTS Southern, per doz. bunchea,
90CU81.W.
fAUI.il- LOWFR-Pcr crnte of about twa
dor., heads, $4. 25a 4.5.
FHIT1TS.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl.. $9 OOfplO.OO
1 H
83. W:
Hen Divis, $2.1
York apples, $.!.;
Jonathans,
Grime
pigs. 'j 'lii
bulk
Date. I ldus. il905.l04. 103. 1902. il)l. 11900.
Nov. 22...
Nov. 23...
Nov. 24...
Nov. 25...
Nov. 38...
Nov. Zl...
Nov. 28...
Nor-. 29...
Nov. 30...
Dec. 1....
Sunday.
0 18 I
124
6 06 I
8 00
014
8 06 4
T
6 04
4 t4! 61 i
4 4 491 4 31
4 69, 4 )l
4f7
4 72,
4 83!
4 !2J
4 4,
4 53!
I
4 49
4 47I
4 42)
4 43j
15f
6 03 1
5 98 1
6 o-:!
6 10I
4 34!
4 35 8 D9
4 IS
4 20
4 24
5 74
4 7
4 18
4 86
6 78 4 87
( 72 4 75
6 85 ',
& 90
4 71
4 74
4 69
4 03
.128 Shannon
.137 Tamarack
. 344 Trlnltv
.103 United Copper -.
. 264! U. 8. Mining
.225 iU. 8. OH
. 19 Utah
.... 70 Y'ietoria
.... 584 Winona
....100 IWolverine ..
.... 70 North Butte
.... 28-, Butte Coalition.
...,H4 I Nevada
.... 44Cal. Artona...JS
.... 48 iTecnmaeh 214
,1134'Greeiie Con 264
754
63
. 94
. 65
. 6
. 114
.161
tKoliday.
RANGE OF PRTCE3.
Cattle. Hogs.
Oinaha $2.iru6.co $5.'..(i6.2o
Chicago 1.50-7.40 O.VKdii.ir,
Kansas City 2.0tr60 B v,i6.174
8U Ixiuls 2.oVif7.00 B.WViiiJB
Sioux City 2.50r;.0'i 5.u6.'0
The official number of cars of stock
brought In yeslerday by each road was:
tjaiiie.iioiirs.il r .
I ., ,.1 . IK Dl. r.....
I Wabash
Missouri Paciilo ..
11. P. System
C. ft N. XV. , east .
C. ft N. W., west
C. 8t. P.. M. ft O.
a" t A. X u ..
1111 I W.. CeUll
ikJ. V., B. ft
- ' i . n 1
Illlnol Central
u , west ...
ft P., eiiflt.
Uniou Cleslns; Stocks.
IXNDON, Dec. 1. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange war:
Cons., money
do account
Anaconda ...
Atchison ....
do pfd
Pal. ft Ohio.....
Can. Pacific ....
Ches. ft Ohio...
Chicago O. W..
C, M. ft 8t. P.
De Beers
D. ft R. O
do pfd
Erie .
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Illinois Central. .181
Louisville & N...1504
SILVER Bar. steadier. 324d per ounce.
MONEY' 34'y 44 1T cent.
Tbo rate or discount In the open market
for short bills Is 64 per cent; for thre
months' bills, 5-4 per cent.
87 3-16 M.. K. ft T 44
.... 874 N. Y. Centra I.... 1354
.... 144, Norfolk A W.... 974
....1074 do pfd 93
....lOBVOntarlo & W.
....1224 Pennsylvania
..lWiKand Mines .
.. 574 Reading
.. 18!So. Railway .
..1884 do pfd
.. 21Ui8o. Pacific ...
iiunion Pacmo
do pfd
,V. 8. Steel....
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
3
11
12
17
1
i
3
1
1
Total receipts 5 so 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber of head indicated:
434
89
45
78
70
.. 494
.. 7114,
.. I
.. 78
.. 354
.. 974
.. 974
..193
.. 96
.. 494
..108
.. 21
.. 44
Omaha Packing- Co..
Swift and Company .
Cudohy Packing Co.
Armour & Co
F. P. Lewi
Sullivan Bros
Other buyers
Cattle.H04rs.Shp.
7s4
... 52 1,316
... 74 1,848 2.')
... 2 1,297
... 7
... 30
... 1
0.: light. $58.V,i.;.2f;
of sales. tj.Wnl 2o.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 2,'vO
head: market steady; sheep, $:!.75'ir5.5o; 1
lambs, $1.50'87.8o.
Kansns City Mve Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Dec. l.-CATTLE
Receipts. I,2o0 head; no southerns; market
steady; choice export and dressed beef
1 steers. $5..V"iiti.iM; fair to good. 4 vruu.!.
I western steers, 83.6(fi 5. 25 ; stockers nnd
feeders. $.'.itog4.6i: southern steers. $3.00fi
6.25; southern cows. $2.25ij3.3; ' native cows,
I $2.001 3.9i; native bolters. $3.f''(i3.0"; bull.
t2.15fi8.iu: calves, $2. u'(ii..i0.
HijGS Receipts, 4.i head : market w ea k
to 5c lower; top. $0,174: bulk ot sales, w 1
''16.15; heavy, $u.li?i'l.174: imc.ki rs, ;. Io'ij . 1" ;
pips and light. io.S'i'u'i.lJ'
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. W
I head; market stendy: lambs. f."t7.10;
ewes and vcarlitig". t4.SOni.25: fed western
I vearllngs, ' $5.5"'6.riO; fed western sheep.
$4..'V(i6.t2i: stockers and feeders, yj.u"u.j";
recolpts for the week. 22 8"0 head.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1. CATTLE Receipts,
too head. Including 200 Tcxans; market
steady; native shipping and export steer,
$5.0i"u 7.efi; dreased beef and butcher steers,
$4.5015.1; steers under Loan lbs., $3.2fti'4.7o;
stockers and feeders, $2.0Wic4.&0: cows and
heifers. $2.4ufi5.25; canner. $1.50fi2.35; bulls,
t2.3Sti3.SD; calves, $.f.oojj'7.uu; Texas and In
dian steers, $2.5yii5.50; cows .and heifers,
$2.2!''i3..Mi.
1 It HiS Receipts, 2,5mj bend: market
steady; pis and lights. 85.8urui.20; packers,
$n (lu'ntl.yi; butcher and best heavy, f'l.leW
6.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3"0 head;
market steady; native muttons, $3.otVi5 ?5;
lambs, it.oii'irt.OO: culls and bucks, $2.00(7
3.26; stockers and feeders, $3.35'a4.o.
8110.
ti.o"t?7
22c.
,oO;
Totals
CATTLJfi Receipts
foot up about 20,000,
week and 15,929 one
New York Mining; Stock.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1. Closing quotation
on mining siccus wore:
Adams Con
Alice ,
Breece
Brunswick Con.
Comstock Tun.
Con. Cal. ft Va
Horn Silver ....
Iron Silver
Leadvllle Con ..
20
. .675
. 62
. 29
.125
.180
..425
. 5
Little Chief
Ontario ....
Ophlr
Potosl
(Savage
sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
5
875
275
20
..I'M
.. 90
t. 35
..275
' PnbHc Debt Statement.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-The monthly
statement of the public debt shows Ilia
at the close of business November 30, 1906,
the- total debt, less cash in the treasury,
amounted to $944,3-9.429, which Is a de
crease for the month of $7,811,935. The debt
Is recapitulated as follows:
Interest bearing debt $ 93,159,190
Debt on which Interest ha
ceased sinco ruutiii-ity ,. 1.118,978
Debt bcarirui no Interest S9t,&21,50
Total tl,325.7T9.716
This amount, however, does not Include
$1,112,089,61 in ccrllncalea and treasury
notes outstanding, which re offset by an
equal amount of cash on hand, which i
held for their redemption.
The cash in tiie treasury Is given a follows:
Gold reserve $ 160,000.010
Treasury funds l,112.t9.869
General funds 193,717,111
In national bank depositories. . . 14i,6.'9.4.'.8
In Philippine treasury 5,lu3,377
Total $1.606.S9.79
Against which there are demand liabili
ties outstanding amounting to 81.2;4,899,b' 9,
which leaves 'a cash balance on hand of
$:ai.47o,27.
, 100 6,243 2:4
ot cattle this week
as against 28,812 last
year ago. It will be
noted irom this that whilu tho receipts
show a heavy falling off as compared with
last week, they are nevertheless heavier
than a year ago. It ha been several times
remarked by cattle men that they never
knew a better Thanksgiving trade than has
been experienced at this point this week.
A a general thing the demand for beef
products shows a heavy decrease cone
quent upon the public attention being called
to poultry. This week the demund has hold
up remarkably well, so that although tiu
reoelpts have been heavy, sel.'nrs have
found it no difficulty to dlsisiso of evcij
thing coming, at least everything desirable.
Beef steers have ben free sellers every
day this week and tho desirable kinds, 1(
anything, have shown some strength from
day to day, so that at the close f the
week they are at least B'ulOc higher than
one week ago. Good catthi have been con
spicuous by their absence, the great bulk
of tho offerings consisting of common
warmed-up or halt-fat curnfeds, with u
aprlnkling on some days of pretty decent
range steers.
Cowa and heifer have old to good ad
vantage on most duys, and while there
have been weak spots, the general tendency
of the market has been upward. At the
close of the week cows are saiely lotilDo
higher than they were one ween ai-
There has peen a gooa oeai 01 acuwiy m ,
the feeder market this week, but the most ,
urgent demand has been for the well-bred
fleshy kinds of dehorned feeders. Buyers !
have been unable to satisfy their wants and j
prices htivo been strung every day. The ,
common and inferior grades, on me otner
hand, have been alow and dull most days,
but still steady prices have been main
tained. Representative sales;
cows.
No. Av. Tr." No. Av. Pr
$ 753 2 00 5 1'i2 2 55
1 760 2 25 5 IRAI 2 55
BULLS.
60
AND FEEDLHS.
Xew York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1. BEEVES Receipts,
712 head, all for slaughterers: nothing
doing; market feeling steady; dressed beef
slow: city dressed native sides, 641134c Por
lb.; extra, loe: Texan sides, . 54iu64c; ex
ports, 786 cuttle and 3.350 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 77 head: market feel
ing steady: veals, $6.70; no grussers or west
erns; dressed calves in limited supply and
steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,303
head; market active and Htoady; aheep,
$4.5.50; lambs. $7.2fifJ7.4)0.
HOGS Receipts. 2,832 head, nil for slaugh
terers; inurkct nominally steady.
St. Joseph Hi e Stork Market.
8T. JOSEPH. Dec. l.-CATTLEReceipts,
616 head; market steady; natives. $4.twt6.75;
cows and heifers, $2.00'ij4.5o; ptocker and
feeders. W.0u44.25..
HOGS Receipts, 6.178 head; market
steady; top, $i!.224; medium and heavy,. $0.10
7.16.20; bulk of ,sulcs, $ 124't6.I74.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,, 134 head;
market nominal.
.ES
New
Golden. 3.C
I'EAHS Winter Nelis, per liox,
u lAi'ts-.i u nil . per cm.,
New York Catawbas. 4-Ib. basket.
TROPICAL FRl li .
ORANGES Florida ormifces, $300.
LEMONS Llmonlent, extra fancy. 240
sire, $5.0"; 300 size, $6.'iu; 36u sue, $ti.W; other
brands. tl.(m less.
BAN ANAS Per niedlum-lzed bunch,
$2, Oil? 2. 25: Jumbos. t2.MKii2.50.
DATES Kadawav, 60: saver. 5c; new
stuffed walnut dato. 9-lb. box. tl.10: Cali
fornia bulk. &4c; 7-crown Turklan. 14c;
crown, Wc: 5-crown, 13c: 3-crown, 12c.
G K A P E 1-RUlT-Slxo 54 to 61 and 80 to
96, t4.25e4.75
CO' 'OA N UTS Per sack of 100, tt.50,
CHEESE Swiss, new, 16c; Wlsconia
brick. 154c; Wisconsin llniberger, liHo;
t-in. Lie; Young American. 164c.
FISH Trout. 12c; halibut. Uc; catfish,
15c; buffalo. 6c; bullheads, lie; black bass,
fins stock, 25c; salmon, i:c; pike. 11c; rd
mapper, fresh froien. 32c; wliltetlsh, fresh
frozen, 13c; yellow perch, dresed and
scaled, .8c; pickerel, freh frozen, c;
frog legs. Sic per dox. saddle
HIDES AND TALLOW Green Salted,
No. 1. 12c; No, 2, 114c; bull hides, 91tl0o;
green hides, No. J. 11c; No. 2, Hie; horse.
$i.C0'g3.75; sheep ).nlt, 60cijf$1.25. Tallow,
J. 44c: No. I 2-1 c.
Kl'TS French walnuts. IS'.c; California
walnifts. No. 2. hurd shell, 12c; No. 1. soft
shell. 14c; Braxlls, 138144c; pecans. 14 17c;
Albert. 124014c; peanuts. raw, 64c:
roasted, 74c: California almonds, hard
shell. 16c: soft shell, 18c.
HONEY Per 24 frames, tf.50.
.CIDER New York, half barrel, $:'.7o; bar
rel, V'.'jO.
CUT REEF PRICES.
Rllu: No. 1, 114c: No. 2. s4c; No. 3. 4c.
Loin: No. 1, 18c: No. 2. 124c.- No. 3, 9c
Chuck: No. 1, 64c: No. 2, o. No. 8. 4c.
Round: No 1, 8c; No. 2. 7c: No. 3, 4c
Plate: No. I. 44c; No. 2. 4c; No. 3. 3c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CANNED GOODS oorn. standard west
ern, 55tfi0c; Maine, $1 16. Tomatoes, 1-lh.
cans. $1.1o: 3-lb. cans. 97141-41 1.A0. Pine
apples, grated. 2-lb.. 20."2.xo; sliced. $1.90
&2.20; gallon apples, fancy, $2.65; California
apricots, !l.90'UZ.5; pears, tl.i6u2.50; peache.
fancy. $1.75'a,2.40; H. C peai he. 42.00(32.f.o.
Alaska salmon, red, $1.25; tuncy ClilnooK,
F., $2.10; fancy sock eye, F $1.96; sardines,
quarter oil, $2.76; three-quarter mustard.
I $3 00. Sweet potatoes. M.10&1-26; sauerkraut.
$1.(0; pumpkins, 80cn$l.CO; wax oeans. 2-lb
60fr80c; lima beans, 2-lb.. Tsciitl 35; spinach,
$1.25; cheap pea, 2-lb., 6O0; txlras, 95c$1.10;
fancy, $l,35fl.76.
SUGAR-Granulated cane. In sack, $5.21;
granulated beet, in sacks, $5 11.
COFFEE Roasted, No 8.", 26c ner lb.;
No. 80. 31a per lb.; No. 19c per lb.; No.
20, 16e per lb.; No. 21, 13o per lb.
SfRUP In bbls.. 27c per gal.; In case,
i0-!b can. $1.70: cases, U t-lb cum. $1.80;
cases. 24 24-lh. cans. $1.8t
CURED FISH - Family whiteflsh. per
quarter bbl., 1W1 lbs . $4.00: Norway mack
eral. No. 1, JB5.C0; No. 2, S-8.0u; bcrrin In
bbls., 2u0 lbs. each, Norway, 4k, $3.0o; Nor-,
way, 3k, $9.00: Holland herring, ill kag.
milkers, 80c; kegs, mixed, 70c.
Sioux City Mve Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. Dec. 1. (Special Telegram.)
CATTLE Receipts, 100 head; market
steady; beeves. $4.0C0.00; bulls and mixed,
$2.5Vri3.&.-j; Blockers and feeders, $3.0oi4oo;
calves and yearlings, $2.5td3.75.
HOGS Receipts, 4.2nO head; market
steady; selling ut V-9"'y6.00; bulk ot salcb,
tS.HS'iiti.nO.
Stork In Mabt.
Receipts of live stock at the six princi
pal v. estern markets jesierday:
iame. nogs. Blieep.
South timalia
Sioux City ....
Kansas City
St, Joseph ....
St. lxiuls
Chicago
125
. 100
.1.2""
. yb
. 800
. 700
6.KO
4.2"0
i.f)
6.178
r.6uo
5.0UI)
21
10
134
SuO
!.5)0
Oils and Itosln.
NEW VORK. Dec. 1. Oil, Cottonseed,
firm: yellow. 41c. petroleum, steady; re
fined. New York, $7.60: Philadelphia nd
Baltimore, $7.40: Philadelphia and Balti
more, In bulk, $4.85. Turpentine, steady;
69 tf 70c.
Tot lis
..3,630 26.K7S 3,055 1
LONDON.
Wool
Dec. 1.
Market.
WOOl
A
Clearing; Home statement.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1. The statement of
the clearing bouse banks fir the week (five
davs) shows that the brinks hold tl. 449.126
more than the legal reserve requirements.
This Is a dei reese of $2,9&4.3(A) Compared
with last week. The statement follows:
Increase.
Ixians
lK-posits
Circulation
Igul tenders
Specie
Reserve
Ueterve required
Surplus
Ex-U. S. deposits.
lecreae.
.$1 048,rr.',:KK)
. 91, 634.70-')
5SI.4K9.4in
69,437iU
. 11.sX7.liM
. 2i1.107.8M
. L49.:,8.7.")
1.449 lia
6.ulO,76-)
tu,0M.il0
66S.600
l,l9,ll
542 :)
8.K29.1I10
2,7.)
167,4'
t K4. X)
2W,ieO
I
1U2
7
31 74
37
Liverpool ;rin nnd Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1 WHEAT Spot
steady; No. t red western winter, 5s UV-d
Future, dull: December, 6a34d;
8s b,d : May, 6 5d.
CORN Spot. Arm: American
4s d. Fiuutei, quiet; January,
March. 4s 4d.
mixed.
4s 14d;
Grain Market.
l.-OORN-New.
No. 3. ;c: No. 4,
Peoria
PEORIA. Dec.
No. 3 yellow and
grade. 4lc.
OATS-Lower: No. 2 white. 3S4'iB4c
t white, 8l4334c; No. 4 white, 3.'4c.
RYE Firm: No. 2, 87iiiie.
WHI8KY-O0 the basis ot tl-29.
higher:
4-; no
; No.
Holloa Copper Market.
Closing j om lions on Boston copper mar
1 ket, reported by Logan ft Bryan, 112 board
i of Tride building. Omaha:
44 Mohawk
48 Nevada Cons.
15 North Butte .
324 Old Dominion
94 Osceola
324 Pneu. Service
k4 Hneu. Berv , pfd
i." 4 1 11 weie:
I "our. bbls..."..' 49.500
V, heat. bu. 7tu
' urn, bu 171 w
Oats, bu 8)4.600
ly. bu '. -4.-j
l.ailey, bu Iu2,7v0
thi the PtoJjc excl.snge to1ay
ter market t siroiig, - K.s..i4
8 7u0
-41i
;o. K-i
$.0
U.v
ir nun kek tiriij,
V4C. dallies, I'u.w:.
ci-eaui"rice.
irong
0
at
Aiaicli
Adventure
AlUiues
Atlantic
Blngliam
Hlsck Mountain.,
Boston Cons
Butte Coalition ..
Calumet ft Ariz .
I Cal miet ft Hecla
I Centennial
1 'opper Range . . .
! Dsll West
' I 11st Butte
' Franklin
lireene Copper ..
H heat and Corn at Liverpool. 1 Grsnbv
LIY'ERPOOI Dec . 1. -Following ore the Hehriln
stocks of wheat and corn lit More and on Isle Royal
quaes iRoy. l and Canadian depots not In- I I. S ft Pitlsburg 2, W olverine
eluded-): - Wheal, 2,762,C) centals; cuiii, I Maasscliusetl ... "N'pissing
8!2,0uu centals. Michigan 19V, ('inane a .
'69 Qulncy
! Siiamion ,
884 Tamarack ...
844 Trinity ,
24 United Fruit
114 U. 8., com...
234 1 8., pfd. ..
, 2t4 Utah Cons
13- Utah Cooper
3 Victoria
:t's V, incus
,. 184
.112
.. 5u4
..137
134
:o
...1(9
... H'i
...110
... 114
...ICJ
... 63
... 45
,. .. 65
... 33
... 74
... 11
...1M
... 34
... 354
Hank
OMAHA, Dec 1
day were $1,6:17,12:
sponi'mg dale lust
Monday
Tuesday
W-dtieeday
Ti.uisday
Fricuy
Saturdi.y
Irarlnas.
-Bank clearli
tj and for
'.1,"
year tl,394,5.'o.!(i.
ikh;.
..tl.W8.54 '.51
.. 1.481.i.iM
.. l.ia.72-.U2
for t i-
le comc-
4 1135
STuc KEH8
4 140 4 00
HOGS It was an old-time market. Trains
were In early, buyers were out early, every
thing was sold and weighed up cuuy. It I
has been a long time since hogs have ar- 1
lived at the yuids as early as they old this I
morning. There being a good demand at ,
the same time, the market upeneu much ,
earlier thau usual, and practically cveiy- ;
thlnir In sight wan sold by 10 o'clock, i'lu
prices paid were steady and In soma casc.4 ,
strong compared' witn yesterday. While
the top wa no higher, there were fewer
hog at the bottom prices than yesterday,
which would naturally make the average
market look better on paper. As will be 1
rioted from the sales below-, the bulk of the '
hog old at t0.fiu6.io, with u top al ti--. I
whereas vesterday the bulk of the hogs'
brought W.wnm.OiW- 'Hi trade was falriy
active at the prevailing prices and the mar
ket as a whole lu very astisfactory condi
tion. The hog market this week has had a
somewhat stronger tendency since Monday.
On Monday the hogs sold a big tc lower
than the lose of the previous week, but
during tho uext two days prlct firmed up.
so that I'll Wednesday hogs sold piacii-
t-allv in the same notches as they Old the
good selec
tion amounting to ll.uSO bales waa offered
ut the wool subs today; demand was
active, better German competition having
a strengthening effect. Prices geuerally
were 6 per cent above the oicnlng, particu
larly lino combing Merinos. ?oarsrt cross
breds were taken by American who also
bought several lots of Victorian greasy
Merinos al 12s 5d. PVillowing arc the sales
In detail: New South Wales, l.'no bulea;
scoured, 8d'&ls7d; greasy. 6d(dls Id. Vic
toria. l.iic l.al'S; scoured. Is 3dHla lid ;
greasy, 6d!ulN5d. South Australia, 1,4 0
bales; greasy, 8ii'iilll. New Zealand, l,70o
bales; scoured, ls3d"ils lid; greasy, n4')'V
Is 2d. Cajie of Good Hope and Natal, 300
bales; scoured. Is 3ili2s; greasy, 9Bf(ls 14d.
Tho arrivals for the first series of tho 19u7
Biles amount to 8,u00 bales, including 5uo
forwarded direct lo spinners. The Imports
this week were: New South Wales. 1,300
hales; Victoria, 610 bales; South Australia,
lil bales; Capo of Good Hope and Natal,
400 bales; various, 5.""0 bales. Next week
5,Ni biles will be offered.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. I. WOOL Steady;
medium grades combiuK and cloihiiig, l.Uit
27c; light One. 1!ti-'lc; heavy fine, lfi&ltk.-,
tub washed, 324i:f74c.
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Market.
1 COTTON Snot
Cotton
NEW YORK. D.
1 closed quiet. 15 points lower: middling up.
I (unds. 11 2.V; middling gulf. 11 .'; no sales
ST. IXlIMS, Dec. 1. COTTON Steady ;
1 middling. 114c; aah-s, 278 bales; receipt.
Ivm bales; shipments, none; stock, 16-H9
2.I9A ftfu.ii
1,637 122.88
19c5.
tl.ii4u. 3.M
1.1!il,iii:.07
l.Ho.lUl.U
1.658.iii'i 01
l.Slrt.5.M.0
Totals W.7S8.695.84 $7,233,398.00
Increase over cor. week last yer.$l,i;2.l9i'.9l
Holiday.
Trraaarr Statement.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. Today's statu
nient of the treasury balances in tl.s gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $15B.0oo.O0u
gold reserve, shows: Available rash bal-
in:e. 1 23 1.4 70. 2s T ; gold coin and bullion,
$1 U-.6Ui.621 ; gold ceillflca'es, $55,0s7,750.
Movement of Specie.
NEW YORK". Dec. 1. The tolal '...'norts
of soecle at ihe port of N" York for the
week ending today were tSe.titJ sliver and
$o2.431 gold. To'.al exports of specie were
$5.f7.6i0 :lver and $2,50o gold.
ure lous Saturday. Yesterday Iheie was; bales
an easie,- n.arket. but today ihe lion soid 1 LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1. COTTON Spot.
only a very ainait snuue unuer last eaiur-j enn . prices i points lower: Ametii iin mid-
iinng run. n.ioi: ;'oo niuiuima. t-rTi: in;,t
dling. 6 1''d: low middling. 5 9d ; frood ordl-
dav's prices. The leeelpts lor
have been fair, keeping about on
a year ago, but showing some
recent weeks.
Representative sales
the week ,
a nr with
gm osi
IhlsailM tirala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 1 WHEAT
Std ; No. 1 northern, $l'u8;c; No. t
port hu p. 77tlc; May, 77 4c bid.
RYE Steady; No. 1. 84c
CORN, Steady;. No. 3 old, 4ic; May
4344J434C bld
' Ualath Grata Market.
DULUTH. Dec. 1 W4IEAT On track.
No. 1 northern. 1$4c. No. 2 northern,
744c: December. 74c; May, 74j74c;
Juiv. 74e.
OATS To an:e, 314c.
Portlia t-'inaarlal.
UiXDON, 1'ec. I. The rates for money
were tjjy tn the market tcday snd the
supplies a ei a-increased by $li,5dOni. pui.l
out in dividends and by the bunks releasing
iheir surplus balances. Dlscuunts weak
ened sympnthctically. Trading on th Slmk
exchange wuj quiei. 'Ihe easier rates for
money (ireiiglhened a'tit-eitge ccuri'.les,
ecial!y i-oi.siU, but 1 .-. anuMiiil of buil
nus transaj ird In B,ltih as well us for.
t.gn securities was small. Aineiicuus
oi-i ed aieudy and move.) slowlv la over
purity, aiied by moderate New York
and hH'ail buying. The fear of a poor Near
HP. M. l.vrtTE t R 4.SSFF.R.
Jo-ephiiie H.' Weidenfeller to Ruben
Bauer, lot 6. block 3, Patrick Sec
ond Sj.ni toga t
I. X. W aiiier and wife to Otto Stuben.
! pit 9. block 3. Cottage Place
L. N. Warller and wife t j Otto btubei.,
lot 8 blcx k 3. Cotlaae Place
Charle C. Soreiisen and wife to Fmuia
liaisch, lois 9 and H Devrie' Sub... i
Edward P. Suikh et al., 10 Catherine
Beinis Para 3,600
James R. Black and w it to Essex Wil
liams, kl 6. bl.ck 12. Patrick' Sec
ond add 3,650
Lew is S. R-cd and wife to KlixabeUi
M. Shah. in, lota 1 and t, block 1. re
plat if Durai.t Huce.,.1
Total
,8w!
No
9...
49...
44...
1...
1...
60...
67...
62...
$8...
61...
69...
42...
62...
41...
71....
58....
:.....
59. . . .
62....
51....
6S....
54....
60... .
0....
."....
!$....
61 ... .
lo....
$;....
64....
S5....
....
i5. . . .
8.'
"4....
,V
..113
. ,ks
..326
. .680
.540
..287
..248
..344
..813
..817
..825
..
..316
..2so
. .2so
. .273
..2ii8
..276
. .275
..2r,3
..ni?
...$5
..372
.278
,L'62
.3u
.278
.3"6
.2"2
.261
.14
.2111
..!.!
.2.11
HU.
120
80
80
so
240
Itsi
40
$40
80
160
40
's-i
320
16-1
Sou
12.)
Vii
Vt
2-.0
32"!
to
Itrl
io
11
f)
8"
280
8a
80
40
No.
Av.
oii i9o
53 3e3
66..
69. ,
61..
C8..
61..
62..
71..
71. .
73..
5
111
W..
73..
8::..
69..
61..
7a. .
92. .
W..
67. .
79..
64. .
66..
89.,
16.
..270
..248
..2S4
. .2611
..270
..229
..274
,.2
..264
..251
..2"i
Sh.
16"
130
8:1)
360
80
120
12"
Pr.
s )
5 95
6 i) i
00
)
00
6 'io
00
00
00
0i)
00
01
6 IX)
6 00
6 ()
0,1
6 024
u 124
6 024
6 t'L'4
6 124
6 (-24
024
6 0:4
6 024
6 u. 4
8 U24
02'-..
6 024
6 05
t 00
6 of.
c ".
05
PHEEP There were no fresh
Sheep or lamb and pra-il ally
klght with which to tiiaKe a market tu.iy.
For the week t h i recciulk f t up 2li.2si. as
Iga'.l.st ,:.4.'. last wek and a yeur
ta-o. In other worua, ti.e lui ij ihu wom
u-e been somewhat smaller thau uual at
this seal on of the year.
A very good buyinir demand, rombiiie-1
Willi iiiuderate receipts, 1ms kept the Ii.ai-
,.2u2
..:i4
..215
..2W
..244
. .2-8
..iil
..1M
. . 22-'
..233
. .215
'.'.Vi
..171
..2'
..15
.174
..li
Pr.
6 1.5
6 05
8 05
C5
6 05
0 05
05
1 00
05
8 05
05
6 05
8 05
i
6 iVi
6 074
6 07 4
6 "74
6 07 4
6 117',
6 07 4
6 074
6 10
10
6 10
.. 6 1
.. 6 124
.. 0 15
.. 6 13
.. 6 li
.. 8 15
.. 6 174
.. 6 174
... 6 8"
.. 6 2u
receipt
liotlllltg
nary. &..wd : oiiiiiiHt-y. oiid. i l.c
the dav w re -5.f bales, of which
for speculation and export. :t i
4.i) American. Receipts were 28.'
Including 17,6nu American.
sales of
.'.!) were
Included
'A) bales.
160
40
4U
4u
40
S
12
4U
'm
120
160
offer Market.
NEW YllltlC. Dc. l.-COFKi:h-Market
for coff, e futures opened steady ul nn
chatitfed prices lo a decline of ( points
; under a utile ii,;uioai ion. nut only one
.month was low.-i ; offering were light,
I cables steady and prices suon finned up
on covering and Europe in demand. The
1 lose was steady at a net advance ,if 5;t 10
points, ales wie reported of 31.27.0 bas,
Including December. 55c; Jl.irch, 0 I n1
i6 2cc; Ma), 6.:6,.c; July. 6.4o'ni;.5"c ; Hep.
I leiuber, j.5i6.45c; la-tols-r, 6.6rc.
Ylelal Market.
I NEW YoRK". Dec. 1. METALS As
J UFUal In the ulsence of cables the metal
lioji kits were quiet, but the his1iioii st ems
i to lie w nerully a lirm one and prices were
, well h id. Tin was rather easy nt $43'w.c
I 4'J 1". L.ik pper Is ouoied lii-n, at J2.3",4
; ( 22.75: elect ndi I ic, t--Ai 22.374: casting.
$22.1 '".V.2i. lead was qilet, but drill, at
I X.i.7."'in'.ie: spelter ul $i,. 40-1(6.4.. Iron wus
I In in and inn hunged.
I Hi'. 1)UIS, Dec. l.-METAIJ--lud.
! quiei al 8"j.s5; spelter, steady st $.;.35.
That's what the mining industry Is hav
ing now and the boom is gettlng.blxger
every day and Is making millions of, dol
lar for investors.
THE INVESTMENT HERALD, a lead-
I Ing mining tlnanclal investment paper
I gives reliable and Importunt Information
I on mining, oil. nhiiitullon and other In
' dustries. the principal companies and tba
' best paying stocks. It also lb-scribes a
I plan whereby immense speculative profit
j intiy be quickly and euslly made 011 abso
1 lutely safe inveHtmeniH. We will send It
free for six month upon request. Gel
posted, make money and avoid mistakes.
A. I WlaVXZB It OO.,
Dspt. 64. 78-80 WaU St., Jtsw York.
V. Farnam Smith & Go.
Stocks, Bonds,
Investment Securities.
We
are ti, the market for 5u 10 17 siiaiea
l.MU.V STOCK VAHDS S1UCK.
Ltaporatrd Apple and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1. -EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continue firm and prices
show an upward tendency. Fancy arc .
quoted at sVi choice, 84c; prime, 744rc. ,
CALIFOlt.-iA I'air.ii r It I I I is I'runei
are movhiK su-idlly In coi.s pnpl leu and
prlvs are tirin. Oootatlons runic- from
to 9c- I r Caliiornn grades. Apriixita are
ineianMed, w,ih i hou e q,Hiteil ul ti.-: ex
tra 1 hoo. 1, 14.!, ; fjney, ls'uo,-. I'euHjes.
Priii, wi'U 11. 01c. uuoted ul lie; exua
choice. I2'tc: fam y, lie. Rai-ina are nrm
in tour with loose Musiatels quoled at
1320 Farr-am St., Tel. Douglas 1064
The Financial World
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