Nebraska Newspapers

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TJIK OMAHA SUNDAY BE 13: DECEMBER 1, 1012.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Russia Offers Wheat , in Increased
Volume to Balkan States.
ARGENTINE IS A BIG FACTOR
Although the AVrnthir tjontlnnes Fn
vnrahle Ovrr the Corn licit the
Jlurrmrnl to Mnrket la
He-ported ns I.lkht.
OMAHA. November So. 1511
From tho present outlook nothing short
of war will help the wheat bulls out of
their presentKhdldlngs. lrt tho fnco of the
present situation In tho Balkans. Russia,
Is offering -Its wheat In Increased quanti
ties Rnd. growers thero are willing to meet
the views ot buyers In order to place at
least a part ot the grain that Is now
available and for wlilch the sole Is
quite slow.
Russian holdor fear the Argentine will
como to the front with Its usual rush of
receipts of new wheat and that the
southern hemisphere growers will force
their Brain upon the markets of the
world, nnd thut In order to dispose of a
portion or their surplus, Russia will bo
found to cut the price at which Argon
tlna has disposed a goodly portion ot
Its grain. In our own northwest the re
ceipts are certain to continue right up j
until they are partially cut oft by stormy t
weathtr and tho stocks then aro likely ,
to groiv larger and larKor. It may be ruld
that Canada Is turning every stone In '
order to get rid of a part of the wheat
now held in -that country. The situation
of Buffalo could hardly be moro discour
aging to tho holders than at the present.
The harbor there Is ns tight ns a drum
because ot so many boatloads of wheat
held there and thero Is no holp for this
condition until next spring, when the rail
roads are Riven tho grain to haul to tho
seaboard tor expert. Cash wheat Is Wl
o lower.
The country offerings of com continue
light. Tho weather Is perfect and, conllnu-t
atlon ot tho sumo undoubtedly will bring
about a free movement Traders say they
can see nothing bullish, however, and
conUuuo to favor sales of May corn on
.all hard srades. Tho corn market opened
lac hlcher In Argentina this mornlnif,
lash corn wan unchanged.
Thero may bo free lov'erlng by oats
hortn during the pi esc lit week. The re
ceipts continue mom-rate, but traders sea
nothing In tho Kenerol outlook. Cash
oats were 'ic lower.
Clearances or wheat and flour .were
rqual to 472.0O0 bushels, corn, 49.0W) bush-,
els and oats, 02.000 bushels.
Liverpool wheal was unchanged to lie
higher and corn Wo higher. -
Primary wheat receipts were 2,102,000
bushels und-shipments of .J.3lS.XW bushels
against receipts of CC1.000 bushels and
shipments of 2,419.000 bushels last year.
Prlmnry porn receipts wero 767.000 bush
els and shipments of 318,0U bushels,
against receipts or 10.012,000 bushels and
shipments of 642.004 bushels last year.
Primary oat rocelpts wero Otrz.ouo bush
els and shipments 782,000 bushels,
against receipts of 433.0U0 bushels and
Shipments of 475,000 bushels last year,
The following cash sales wero reported
Corn. No. 3 white, 2 curs. 41Vic,. No. 4
white, 1 car, 39Vic. No. 2 yellow, 1 car,
42Hc. No, 3 yellow, 1 car (focal), 4lHo; 2
cars, 404c. No. 4 yellow. 2 curs, 33V4e; 1
car, 39c. No. 3 mixed, 3 cars. 40c. No. 4
mixed, 1 enr, Srirto; ,1 car, 30c. Barley:
No. 4, H car, &Sci-rejected, 1 car, 40Ho.
llye: No. 2. .2. cars, biMc Wheat: Ino.
2 hatdr avillter, 3 cars, nu'ic. No. 3 hard
wlntciTSj. car, SOc; 1 car. 79Uc. No. 4
hard whirac J, ear. 7Se. no Krado hard,
wintor, carftJSc;; rejected hard winter,
1 car. Tic. No."fc.pn)ur. 1 car. 81c: 1H
car, 79c, No, 4, spring, 1, car, 77o; ',4 car
70c, tip grade, spring 1. oar, 74c. No. 3
mixed, 1 oar. SOo. No. 2hortlHTIi sprlnR,
1 car, HJjic. No. 3. mixed, durum, 1 carr
77Vjc. No. 3 durum. 1 car, 77Wc Oalal
No. 3 white, 4 cars, 30Uc No. I white, 1
car, 30c '
nmsbs Cask rrftces,
WHKAT-No. 2 hard. W't?82c; No. 3
hard. 79ftK8lc. No. i hard, 70V4?f78,,4o-
CORN No. 3 white. 41JJ41HO; No. 4 white.
pSKiViC; No. 2 yellow. 4UitM2Hcl No, 3
yellow, 40',i4Oie; No. 4 yellow, 38Mf3S'.4c,
Tin. S. SHfllOd: No. 4. 38M39C
OATS No. 2 white, BOKc; standard,'
. SOVio; No. 3 white, kimc wo, 4 wnitc, aw.
BARLEYf-Maltlnge KifiCIc; No. 1 feed,
' HYK-No, ik6Wl63,.c; No, 3, tSHGSSKc.
Curlut Receipts. '
Wheat. Coin. Oats
Oinaba 33 W
Chicago , CI 2 J
Minneapolis t.iXl
OJuluth .' '.....41H. ... ...
Kansas City ..,.105 34 20
St. Jpuls IVB K 71
Winnipeg .....
tllK.VtiO tlllAIN AMI IMUIVIHIUNS
Frnturc-B of the Trnjliik nuil UIiiIik
Prices un llonril nf Trnilr.
ClUCAaO, Nov. 30. Itoports ofdamaKo
said to have been donu by reen buxn
and dry weather southwest rallied thg
wheat market today In the last hour.
Thero was a firm closo at prices varying
from Uc decline to Ho .advance. Corn
finished MMi-o to u hlithur and oats
tip 40 to ViilUc Provisions closed from
ZMo off to a. rls of 12V40.
lteridoi allescd Inlury to tho Krowlmr
i-jop, wheat traders took noto of esti
mates that tho fall sown acreage
amounted to flvo per cent less than tho
total a year aco. Prolonelnc of cxort
jates by way of milt cities was also re
Kn riled as tending tu help the bulls.
May wheat fluctuated between 8U1o
and !0VQc. with last saIcs He net hiKhur
at VO4jio. Unsettled weather ahead
put strength Into corn, Cables and tho
wheat rally counted also niriilnsi tho
boars, Mav swuin: from 47Tio to 48V4c
closing frm o over last nlRht at 43Hc
Cash gnules wuro In fair demand, No, 2
ypllotv was not quoted.
Idichtnesii ot country offei1nrs canind
oats up RTade. Outside limits touched by
May were 32o ami XTtnO with the closo
'SiUc deuror at 22Wic.
Provisions advanced a little owlnit to
Sirrvouniens abuut what tho monthly
statement would show regarding stocks
on hand. The only material chatiRo wns
In November lard, which advanced lS'fec.
Article" Open.) High. Uiw. Close. Ves y.
heat
I I
Dec.
May
July
Corn
Dec.
May
S4W HSt
!W4rtIWJl
m Isiue!
T490iftS
87?l mt,
MSI S4
47T.U1S
47S
47!i
47S
48SI
I47H4SU
I
4fS
mi
July
Oats
Dec !
May
July j
Pork
Jan.
May.
Lard
Nov
Dec
Jan..
May
Itlbs
Jan
4!S4,J
19HOU
I!iff31
sou
32S1
30
3,
S2HI
32HI
19 20
it a
19 32V4
C2V4
19 mi
19 27H
IS 65
11 30
10 90
li 67-CO'
n so
II 37W
U 37H
10 92ty
11) S3
10 90
10 OS
M0 C7W
10 624;
10 62H
10 17H
10 17H'
10 22-X
10 27-30
. 10 274
10 35
10 35
May
9 9S
9 92H
9 92H
Cash quotations were as follows:
KkOUIt Steady; winter patents. J4.30H1
straights. 'UtttflCO; spring patents.
J4.20&5.10; straights. JlWa.o(i; bakers.
UYB-No. 2. GSc.
DAIILBY Feed or mixing, 45Uc; fair
to choice malting, W&Uc.
BEIODS-Tlmothy. Ji00t?3.so. Clover.
PItOVI8ION8-Pork. mess. J17.73m8.(M.
Iard tin tierces), J1U714. Short ribs
Uoose), Jiaei0.75.
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were oqual ti 472,000 bu. lrlmary receipts
wero 2,102.000 bu.. compared with eci.ooo
bu, the corresponding day a year ago.
estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
47. cars; corn. 350 cars; oats, 1C9 cars:
hoes. 43.000 head. 7 "
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 rel
Jl.00ijl.C3. No. 3 red. S&p&Oo- No. S hard.
ern, UWQWAfii No. 2 northern, S4tiSc:
No. 8 northern, KlttJVic; No. 2 sprlug. 81
tiM4Uc. No. 3. sniine. HOttifOp: Kn. i nri
7478c. velvet chaff. eOassVie: durum, ii
ji4c Corn: No. 3. new, 45V44Ho; Jfo.
3 white, new. 46JM5ttos No. 3 yellow, new,
aW47Hc. No. 4 new, 4lif41Uc; No. 4
...V.(, . ... ii.VJIi Tk. A ....11.... .
,11.. , nu , ."v. 4 t . . w. . , c 1 1 11 n , , c W ,
44Vf(-liilc Oats: No, 2 white. WjWic; No,
2. 30HC, No, 3 white. 31R32Vc; No. 4 white,
sutuuuru, uiiUM.
Hye No. r. 3c. liar ley: 45431CC. Heeds
Timothy. JJ.Wti3.i0; clover. J10.OOtflS.00.
BUTTKIt Ffrm; creameries, 29Sc
dairies. 211C.
KGOS Hteady; receipts. 8.277 cases; at
mark, case- included, 223&c; ordinary
Iirais, 20. .itrsis, -ik.
CHEEiUC Jiuady; OfHaitK Italic;
twins. teJf!lSHc: young American, lHtf
potato JK-Weak: receipts, 110 earn;
POULTItY-Stendy; turlu-.ys, alive,
1M:
nrrsscu, uc; cmcKrns, anve, m
ltyo; springs,
nuve, jx. v
VEAL-Steady. MtHc
s
NI3W YORK CJK.VKItAt. 31 Alt Ivl.T
(nntntlons of the liny on Vnrlona
Cominnill tlrn.
NOW YOKK, Nov. Sa-rLOUIl-Dull;
spring patents, $4.45t4.70; winter stralchts,
4:4.Vf?-t.; winter patents. 11.010.00;
sprlns clears, 4.1&fK4S: winter oxtras.
No. 1, JI.ftV34.15: winter extras. No. 2,
W.95IH.03; Kansas straight, 44.OOfT4.10. Hye
flour, steed)-; fair to Rood, $3.fiM.W;
oholco to fancy, J3.Xfl-l.06. Iluckwhcat
flour, Meady, $2. 16-Sr2.3., per 100 lbs.
COItNMKAl-Ilnrely steady, fine white
and yellow, J1.4.7H1.&0; coarse., 1.40ff 1.13;
kiln drfwl. J3.76. '
ItYU-Kaay; No. 2 western, 6J8c, c, 1.
f.. lluffalo.
JJAJtLUY Easy; fcedinR, W,c, c. I. f..
Now York; maltlnff. 57fCSc, c, I. f.,
buffalo.
WllBAT-Spot market steady; No, 2
red, $1.0,V elevator, and 11.00, f. o. 'b
afloat; No, 1 northern Duluth, 95o, f. o.
b., afloat, futures market closed net
unchanced to So lower. Decemlmr, 93Wt
90T4C olosed at SOHc; May, OOViSWic,
closed at ViC. V.
( OHN npot market firm; export, 63; a,
t. o. b., afloat to arrive.
OATft Spot market steady; standard
white, 37c, nominal; No. 2, 38c; No. 3,
30Hc; No. 4, 34.XHo; natural white, 310
37c; white clipped, 37&G9V4C.
mtAN-Julct; western sprlnr. 100-lb.
sacks, I21.C0; stnndard mlddllnc, I2im,
city middling, J3.co.
HAY Quiet; prime, nominal; No. 1,
J1.1O01.1ZH; No. 2, KlcCJl.00; No. 3, 7&BS0C.
11018 liasy; state, common to choice,
1DI2. 2G33c; 1911. 1217c; Padrio coast.
1912. 15c; 19IL WlSc.'
HIDHft-Kirm; Central America, 29.4c-;
rioKota, 29fjC0c.
I.HAT1 1 Kit Firm ; Hemlock firsts, 27
28c; seconds., SApOn; thirds, S321o, re
jects. 18c. X '
PROVI8tONS--Pork. firm; meis, 19.1i0
$18.60; family, j23.O034.O0: short dears,
l22.0D82l.tA Beef, firm; mess. $19.0(W.);
fumlly, n3.00u"24.00; beef hams, 8a.00U31.ro.
r.... ... .... . ,.11. , n1 1 1 M 11 I f
IS pounds, J12.DW13.W); pickled hams, 814.00.
I .nro, easy; middle west .prime, iii.zdw
11.33; refined, quiet; continent, 812.03;
Houth American, 812.70; compound, HXlj
TAUtOW-Kasy, "prime city hhds.. 'ic;
special. 7c; country. ri(iCV4c.
lirTTKlt-FIrm; receipts. C.394 tubs;
"reuinry i-.-.tus. rr?c: state dairy flnet,
XWW6c; fuctory. current make, firsts,
2lHc; June mnke, firsts, 2414c.
UlIKtCSR-ritendy; receipts, 2.402 cases;
state, whole milk, heln. colored specials, I
174Q18o; sklmj. 14f(M"ir.
naas Btoady; receipts. 3,290 cases;
fresh Kathaied ettitt 40t42c, refrlcerutoi'
Hiieclal makes fancy, local storage,
chantes paid, 23fjr3iici nearby hennery,
white, fancy large, new laid, Mftc;
nearby hennery selected whites defective
In slzo or quality 3S&48c; western gath
ered whites, 33tfl2c.
POUI.TKY Alive. steady: western
chickens, 1313V4c; fowls, 12H13c; tur
koys. 15c, Dressed, dull;' fresh killed
western chickens, 11S180; fowls, 13J4fll5y4o;
turkeys, 18C2lc.
Ht. I.onls tlenerftl .Market.
BT. LOUI8. Nov. M.-WIUOAT-Cash,
IrreKiilar; track No. 2. red, Sl.0Cg1.O7li;
No. 2 hard, i(P,i90c.
COnN-lllKlmr; track No. 2. 4WCV4C;
No. 2 white. 4747',4c
OAT8-Klrn; track No. 2.' 32&3Jo; No, 2.
white, 3Cc. ' '
ClosliiK prlrcs ot futures; .
WliHAT-Klrnu December, hHoi Majr,
OUic.
COUN-I Usher; December, 4SKo; May,
:47G47l,ic.
. OATH Firm; December, SI4o; May,
32HC
ItYK-UnihanKed, COc.
VlJOVll Dull; red winter patents, 84.8
65.15; extra fancy and stralKht, $4.26
4.7G; hard winter clears. 83.10fl'J.40.
HHKD Timothy, 810.00.
COIlNMICAIi-UUi. , . ,
I1UAN Weak; sacked, east track, 8Sfp
liAY-Vlrmer; timothy, $aKfM8.00;
prairie. 12.60tll0.0d.
ltAaniN(P10 3-lCc.
TWINB-ltemp. fcc. ...
PUOVIHIONH Pork, iinchaimed; Job
bliut, 816.W, hard,' unchaiiRod; prime
steam. 810.7H411 10.K2H. I'ry meats,
unclianced; boxed extra shorts, 811.75;
clmr, ribs. 811.75; short clears, 8I2.12H.
Ilacon, unohututeil; boxed extra shorts,
8US.7C; clear ribs, 812,75; Ishort clears,
813.124,
POUUTItY iower; chickens. 914c;
sprliiRs, lie; (urkeys, 15e; ducks, 12c;
Keese. l3o. .'
HUTTMl-Bteady; creamery, 29(T!H4c
KUQI-Qulet. 20c.
, Uecelpls. Shipments.
Vlnilr. bbls 13.001) 10.000
Wheat, im ...126.CCO U.OCM
Corn, bif 50.0- 31 .CM
Oats, bit , 71.000 47.WO
Kitn'siiM City (ciiln mill Pruvlolinio.
KAN HAH CITY, Nov. S0.-W1IUAT-Cash
unchunKed tn' to hlRher; No. 2 hard.
81 Wc; No. 3. 7M81,io; No. 2 red, B7c1?
81.00; No. 3, XSflOsy.c.
COUN I'nchifhKed d .' ' lower; No. 2
mixed, 43Vilt45r; No. 3. 4tWU12?ic; No. 2
white. 4tiW.1HC'c; No. S 44V,o.
OATH-ft'hchanKcd: No while, 32Vifl
33c; No. 2 mixed, lllBSJo.
nYF UnchanBwI.
llAY-l'nchanBed, .
ClonlnK prices of futures: A '
WHKAT December, 78',io; May. 8ll4c;
July. 82'4ffS2Se. v
l "Ultjs uecemuer, t-inv, .iuy, ioo; d"i,
4GMH7C. .
OATS uecemuer, JK'.iiouJTic; aiay, ojw,
niTTTUR Crcomen-. 33o; firsts. 3lo;
seconds. I9o; ixicklntr, 23'4c.
ICOUW uxtrns. s?; nrsis, ztci seconus,
20c.
POULTRY lions. Mfiic; roosters, w
8"ic; sprlpB". ltVitTlSo; young turkoys. 16c.
Wheat 10C.O0O 137.003
Corn 3I.O.I0 Uax)
Onts 30.000 5.0CO
.Mlmienpolls (Irnln. llnrkrt.
M1NNKAPOM8. Nov. 30. WHEAT
December. 79140 : May. K5;tl54c: July.
87,ic. Cash: No. 1 hard. 824c; No. 1 north
ern, WH82o: No. 2 northern, "SUVSOc; No.
liiii.l MnnlllliB. VM:" N.'r S TUff79o
COHN-No. 3 yellow, 4344c.
OA.T8-N0. 3 while, Hc.
ItYB-No. 2. 5Wia i
IIHAN-8l8.O04il8.60.
KI.OLtH-1'lrst Patents. 1.U,0.(; sec
ond patents, 8t.O0tiS.25; first clears, $3.01f
3,30; second clears, 8120?2.6O.
F1AXJ1.CT.
IlAltKUY-40flCSc; '
MltTiiuUee drain Market,
MIMVAUJCKEX Wis.. Nov. 80.-WHBAT
No. 1 northern. 8.Vlf86c: No. 2 northern.
82S44i4c; No. 3 hard winter. 85087c: De
cember. 8llS2o; May. S787Wc
t-uuw ro. 3 yeiiow, .so, iso. s winte,
4C4So; No. 3, -464H7C", December, 4Sis;
May. 4So.
OAT-Htanitarti. 32ftwazc
UAnUKY-HJiJc.
Liverpool tlratn Markets
MVBRPOOU Nov. S0,-WlElVT-i?Dot.
steady; No, 1 Manitoba, new, 7s d; No. 3
iittnuooa, new, is 411; .No. 3 Manitoba,
new, 7s lVsd. Futures, steady; December.
73id; March, "sSHd; May. 7s2Hd.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
old. to 3d. Kuturvs. firm; December,
4sllHd; January. 4siiud.
PeorU MsirUet.
1'EORlA. Nov. 0.-CORN-lncJianced
to He up; No, 3 white, 46Hc; No. 3 yellow,
4V4c; No. 4 yellow. 4IH4!4Sc; No. 3 mixed,
4Hc; No. 4 mixed, 4IV4c; sample, 41V44J4ic.
OATH Unchanged to Uc lower; No, 3
white, S3Sc: standard, 32ti33c; No. 3
white, Sl'.ttitCc;' No. 4 white, SOUc.
Dulutb tlrnln Market.
DUL.ITTH, Nov. 30.-WHKAT-O11 track.
No. 1 hard. Blc; No. I northern. 80-Sc;
No. 3 northern, 78Uc; Montana, No. 2 hai-d,
7vic, .December, 7ic bid; May, Ho bid.
OATS-2SHC.
Toleilo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O., Nov. 30.-8KEDS-Clover,
prime cash, December. Jll.U: March.
81L22,; February, 811 X. Alalke. prime,
Decvmber, J1.V2H; Fobruan", JtOO; March,
J2.02.
Turprutlue aud lioalu.
SAVANNAlr. Oa Nov. 30. TURPBN
TJNK Firm. S4Uti3IV4c.:. sales. 1W bbls.
IIOHIN-Flrni; soles, 4,024 bbls. Quote.
11. J3.67VJ. D. J5.70; K, J5.70fe6.75. F. J5.6rtft)
t75; O, J5.6itiS.80; H, J5.70H5.80: I. J0.7WJ
hrJV0'' M w X , - wa J755
WW. 17-45.
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Bank Statements Show Five Million
Dollar Cash Deficit.
LOSS FAR EXCEEDS ESTIMATES f
Mrnllnirnt In .Htuclc Stnrket 3lare
Clirerfnl, Orrlnic to Hnropenn Ail
lcr of I.lkpllliood of Arinls
lce In llnlknn AVnr.
NHW YOIIK, Nov. 30.-Th'e recent
strain upon tho resources of the New
York banks waa reflected In a striking
way In today's bank stalomont. Not only
was last week's slender surplus reserve
of W,7C5,000 obliterated, but at the close
of the banking week, aa shown In the
actual tablo, there was a deficit of 86,037.
000. The cash loss reached a total of lli,
W2,O0O, an amount ffreatly In excess of
all forecasts, the most unfavorable of
which did not suRgest a shrinkage of
more than JIO.000,060. Tlie decrease In tbo
aggregate cash reserve was 111, 823,0)0.
It Is expected that the position of the
banks will be lamely reclined within, a
comparatively short time. The return to
me oatiKa or money withdrawn for the
December first settlemAnt nf Interest ii Jul
dividends and a reflux of the funds from
Canada whloh In expeoted following the
November 30 statement ofthe Dominion
nanus aro expected to swell the acKre
Kate of cash reserves.
The stock market was firm, desnlte the
feneral expectation of an unfavorable
ank statement. Sentiment was moro
cheerful, owing; to European advices of
me imennooa or an armistice in tun
Ilalkans and to the steadiness of the
market recently In the face of unsettled
money rates. Traders aro still cAUtlous,
however, and tho amount of business
was small, The drooping advance did
not affect the level of prices greatly. A
few specialties moved more widely, as
did some of the western railroads. Hub
ber continued Its advance, touching a new
hljth point for this movement.
Hands moved uncertainly, with decided
pressure ngalnst Ilock Island collatentl
4s. Total soles, par value, Jl.005,000.
Unltod Mutes bonds wero unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leaning quotations
on Ktockg were as follows:
gftlfa. ltlffli. t.tw r?ln.
Ainiigimiit.1 uiptxt .... 1,IW KM lTi
US
Amtrican Arlculliiril
1,7
41
111
r.S
f.H
w,
44U
100
Amfrletn lut Susr. . M0 KTi
AmtriciD Can ' J.ioo
Amcrlran Cnii pM 100 IN
41
i:t
Amrirtn c. ft
American i.'ollon oil .... 100 t7k
Am. Ice Recurltlu
Ararlcn I.lnmed (m UK
Amerlcun Ixiramotlv ,., Doo S'4
Arnfrlon . ft n... HOO 7U
Aro. H. ; It. pfd
4K
7I
Am. Humr Hrinla
Anterlon T. & T
American TobaCci
Anaconda, Mining (....,
Atchlaon .,
Atchlxm pfd :
Atlantlo Coast Una. t. ...
Ilaltlmore A Ohlo.......i
Iletlilchem fltfttl
llrooklrn Itapld. Tr......
900 111
ido n:'i
!00 24 U
ISOTa IMTi
2t
oo, US
41ti
Wl W.i 107H 167i4
200 103 103 10li
. COO, ltlK 141 141
too loavii ioVi io(t
300 ' 4074 40H 40
MO .JJ'i S!H OSS
1,700 VCli MY, C7i
Canadian I'acKle .'. ,
IVntra! Icatlier ..,.-..
-hMpko A. Ohio..,.. l.tOO 1V 0i l
i,uirasO"U. v
'Clilcno, M, t ft. 1'.... 1,W0 ."Mlt 1HW lliVi
Cnlcato A N W... '.,...' 100 111! 1J8I4 UHi
Colorailo C, I
Otnaullilaied (laa
10O KK .TS'i
00,.H2!4 1I2U 112
torn rrodurti
Drln ni re A lludaon'..
Dtnver III11 Qranda
400
1MH
33 Vi
MS
Denver It. CI. pfd....
niitlllerv Se'curlilea ...
10J
tw
100
100
n
Jl'i
ti
US
3I4
MS
Brie
Krla lat pfd
m pm
41
Oenaral' Klaclrlo .v '.
Clreit Norlliern jpld,..i.
Great Northern ( ctla
30l 1S4',4 H8H lt
i.iKm i:ni ins lis'i
101 43
41
4SU
Illlnola Central .'.
IMtrhorouih-Met
Inter. Met. pM
International llarTeilar.
Inter-Marine pM
Inlernatlonll Paper
International Pump
Kaneaa Cltr Routhern
tcleda Ua ..'
Iehlih Valley
Uiulafllle A NHiahirllle.
M . 81. r. A H, g, M. .
Mlaaourl, . AT
Mlaaourl l'acllle
National lllieult
1!7
IK'I
K3
ISO
!
IS
401
I, too
IDS
lt.Vi
l!'t
w 11
2fS
10H4
700 173 174S 113
100 ,mi 1I4S 144
:o ins nut un.
70A 43U 43
41S
1MU
cou
:i
in
National Iead
N. It. It. ot M. 21 pfd.
New York Central
N, Y., O. . W
Norfolk Weetera
North American
Northern Pacific
I'nrlflo Mill
ZOO M
..... ..... 334
.; ll!t
Ufa
1,00 l!4i ISIS IM't
1W 3IS 31'4
34i
Ienniylranla
People's Use
m w'i i
lit
200 113S 1I3V4 UAH
,. 10414
! , f , v. A 81.' Ij..
1'llliburill Coal ....
I'reiied Mr el Oar. . .
IMIImnn Palace Car.
7.
1S
HI '4
ilteadlns
rtepubllc I. 8
Itepublle I. & s. pfd..
Hoik lalaml fi
Hock liland Le. .pfil...
HI. r- 8. K. tit I'M.
Seaboard Air Line...,.
Hrahnard A. I. pfd....
S,i.!ilif lli.'tl h. A. I.
houtliem IVclllo
Foulhvm Itallkay ....
ro Hallway pfd
Tenneaaa Copper
Ten. Parlflo
Union raclflc
Union I'aclllo pfd. . ..
United 8latea lleally..
United Pit tea ItubUr..
United Htatu Sleel....
V. 8. Hteel pfd
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina ' Chemical
Wabaah
Wabnati pfd
Weatern Maryland ....
Weetern .Union
Weiiliialiouia Ulrctrlo
K.COO. .mVi HIS 171T4
100
S
44
31'4
1S
4
U'l
HIS
t
US
41S
MS
173
90
H'i
3S
JS
is
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:oo
Hi
'lT4
4tU
19
ms
8
IS
l,ki 112
too son
200 41S 4IH
j.'iw my, in
i,:oo (4
11,200 734
too 11a
40 JK
100 444
!4
7SS
1I14 11M4
3
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44S
4
US
U'i
7
43
04
30)
300
M
iS
US
MS
7S
t3
wneflllnf; A 1 li
Total aalea tor the day, 104,000 ahira
Xr York )luuv JlurUrl,
NEW YOltK. Nov. 30.-MON15Y-On call,
nominal; timo loans, strong; w days, o,.j
per cent; W days, 614 per cent; six months,
t-r4jl Per Cent. '
P1UMK MtJItCANTlKK PAPIUt-6 per
cent. Sterling exchange: Kosy with uctuut
buslaess in bankers' bills at J4.S0M for
sixty day bills unit at vlokHj tor dunmno
C'otnmuri'lal bills, 8.Wi.
SILiVER-llar, 6JJ4o; Mexican dollars,
4SC.
HOND8 Government, steady; railroad
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today wer
as follows;
U 8. ref. 2i. ra. ..100J, K, C. 80. tef. la.! MS
'do coupon lOOiaU 8. deb. 4a 1MI.. J
U B. 1. reg......MSU & N. unl. u. ... K!
'to coupon W'h M. K. & T. lit 4a. 4
V. 8. 4a, rag W Jo gan. 4Sa 14
do coupon UMa Mo. Iacltlo 4 TV.
Panama 1. coupon.. 101H do con ta
A.-C lt i " w. "N " ot M 4V4a-
Amer. Ag. la JJJHN. Y. C g. S14a.... 14
A T. T. c. 4a. HIS do dab. U Hi
Am. Tobacco a... t N. Y. N. II. & II.
Armour Co. 4Sa. M vv. 1S H
Atiblaon gen. 4a.... HHN. & W. lat c 4..J
do tr. 4a t04U do er. 4 Uti
do cv. ta tOlS.Vo. Paclflo 4a MS
A. C. L. lt 4a MV4 do 3a i,
IU1. & Ohio 4a VI C). 8. .U rfdg. 4a... US
Jo SHe Wkrann txt 3V4i 1U v,
Prook. Tr. 4a... 2S do in. 4 10SS
4Vn. tit Qt. 101 IteadlBg gen. la .. MS
Cert, leather U. M K. U S. y. f 4a
Chea. & Ohio 4S. 3S do gan. 6a UU
do cont. 4Ha atSSI. L. 8.. W. c. 4a.. (OS
Chicago A A. JH-- 8. A. U adj. 4a... . ;H
C. 11. q. 1. 4a.... So. Iac. col. 4a .. !4
do gan. 4a 4V4 do rr. 4a.
C M 44 B T tv 4Ha..WS do lat f. 4 MS
C. U. I & r, a. 4a. 44 80. ItalWay 3a.. .l(
do rfg. 4a 'H do gan. 4 784,
C. 8. r fc 4Ha. 3Vj Union raelfle 4a.... H',
D. 4 II. tr. 4a.... J do cr. 4a 102
n. & 11. O. rat 8a U 'do lat ref. ea. WS
Dlatlllera ta 70S II. a. ItubUr ka....lMH
trta p. I. 4a U U. 8. Steel 2d le....l01S
do gen. 4i 14UVa.-Car. Chem. (a.. M
do ct. 4i. aer. U. TTS'Wab. lat A ex. 4a. 47
111. On. lat ref. 4a Wealara Ml. 4a.... UVi
Inter. Mt. 44a..... (OVaWeat. Klee. ct. 4a.. 1
lttar. M. M. 4V4a. 44 Wla, CentraJ'4. .... t
Japan 4U Vu
Old. Oflerd: '
NriT York StiUlnsr Rtuoks,
V.HW vrT Tv Snv. 30. Cloalnr mina.
ttons on mining stocks were:
Com. Tunnel ttoca, , a Mexican
do bonda li Ontario .'.140
Con. Cat. & Va 40 Opblr. 0
Iron BIHer 1M stanilanl in
Leadttlle Con Yellow Jacket 23
Utile Chief I
UIfera4.
Hank Clrnrlnuna.
Bank clearings for today were J2.706,
315.06 us compared to J2.431.3S3.42 for tho
corresponding day last year. The clear.
Ings for the entire month of November,
tills year, were 873,221,560.75 as compared
to 861,811,450.24 for the same month in 1911.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 90. -The condition
ot the Vntted States treasury at the be
ginning of business today was Working
balance. J.W,0H.S72. In banks and Philip
pine treasury. 838.874.7W; total of general
fund, J149.249.tl9; receipts yesterday. 82.0S6.
719: disbursements. Jtl37,3&4. The sur
plus this fiscal year Is 11. 402.172. as
AKalnst a deficit of Jf0.Ml,lS7 last yeah
The flRiirei for receipts, disbursements
and surplus exclude Panama canal and
nubile debt transactions.
Clrnrlnn; ltone Honk Stiitrnient.
NBW YORK. Nov. SO.-Thc statement
of the actual condition of clearing hotire
banks and trust companies for the week
(flvo days) shows n deficit In actual cash
reserve for tho first time since January
4, 1908. The amount of the deficit is J5,
057.S&0. The statement follows:
Dally average
Decrease. Loan Jl,S94,So,00) J 1,905.000
Specie
300,,00O 10.1W.C00
I-gal tenders
Net deposits .
81.4S3.O0O .174.000
. 1.6M.169.0QQ 11,725,000
. 46,829.000 93,000
Circulation
Deficit lawful re
nerve Increase.
17,050 7,572,450
Ranks cash reserve In vault.... 8319,205,000
Trust companies cash reserve In
vault . B2.;2O.O0O
Aggregate cash reserve .8382,183,000
Trust companies reserve with
clearing house members carry
ing 23 per cent cash reserve.. J 45,902,000
Actual condition
Decreane.
Loans
Specie
tcgal tenders
Net depoMts .
....81
UM.OOO J 4,800,000
.... 292.821.000
16,JW,W0
Sl.701,000
.... 1.CS5.6C9.000
37,000
19,2IS,000
93,000
Circulation
Deficit lawful re-
sorve
Increase.
4fl,71 4,000
5,037,920 lLSZLCCO
TJanks cash reserve In vault.. . .J 31,633,000
Truft companies cash reserve
In vault .' 62.892.000
Aggregate cash reserve J374.B2S.000
Trust companies reserve with
clearing house members carry
ing 25 per cent cash reserve.. J 44,892,000
Summary of state banks and trust com
panies In Greater New York, not Included
in clearing house statement:
Loans J CSl.763,000 J 2,424,300
HpKClo 61,037,900 - 197,100
Legal tenders ...I.... 8,r5M0i) 63,600
Total deposits 626,723,900 2,608,300
Increase,
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Nov. 30. Money was in bet
ter supply uiul discount rates were easy
today. The block market closed quiet
and cheerful and generally harder on the
prospects of an early signing ot an
armlstlco and fair week-end purchases
fur tho account ot local and continental
operations. American securities wore
stendy despite thd money flurry In New
York yehterday. Prices opened steady
nnd later advanced on light covering. The
closing was steady, with values ranging
from 'aSVid higher than Friday's Now
York closing.
London closing stocks:
Cons., money. 73 7-16Loulsvllle .V N .ISO
do account 7fHM., K. & T 2Ut
Amal. Copper.... K9UN. Y. Central. .117
Anaconda ....... 8Norfolk &. W....1I8
Atchison 110 do pfd , 91
do pfd lOGHOntarlo & W.... 32U
IJiiltlmoro & o..109iPennsylvonln ... 6.1V4
Cniiodlan Pac.,.273 rtnnd Mines 6ii
Cheupealto r O. S3 Heading'
rincago u. w... lsvitjoutnern Ity.. .. 30'i
Chi., M. & St. P.117 do pfd 84
l)c 1 Jeers 21 .Southern Pnc....ll3U
Denver It. U.. 22'4Union Pacific... 17fiU
do Pfd 41H do pfd 93
Mile 33 W. S. Steel 7Gi
do 1st prd 23 do prd 115
do 2d pfd 44V4 Wabash 4U
nrund Trunk.... 29Ui do pfd 145
IlUnolte Cnral..l22
I , SILVRIt Klrm lit 29Sd per ounce.
i.ivl'v iifnt . . .. .
,hui. r, 1 H'l . unill,
Tlii' rate of discount In the open market
or short bills- is 4 IS-ieeHH per cent; for
hrco months' bills, 4 per cent.
I lla.lnn Cl...lnn. l.nf. .
110HTON. Nov. 30.-qioslng quotations
on stocks were ns follows:
Allouet 42 Mohawk ti4
Amal. Copper U ivorada Con. - . . 21K
A. Z. L. & S JOHNlplitlng Mlnea . H
Arltona Com 4 North Dutta 3414
n. . C. O. 8, M. S'.iNortlC ljVa ..... . Hi
Cal. Arliona. . .. 7',iold Dominion .. ... S
Cal, k Hacla 533 O.ceola . ..... 110
Centennial 19 Qulncj S3
Cop. Hnnga C. C... 3014 Shannon 14S
Kaat Ilutte C. M,.. I3ti Superior 42
l'rankn H Superior & 11, M.. S'
Olroui Con 4; Tamarack 41
Oranbr Con 7SS U. P. 8. It. A M. . C4S
Oreena Cananeu ... H do pfd1 SO
Itoyale Copper. 33i Utah Con US
Kerr lke 214 Utah Copper Co,. 'S3
take Copper 5SV4 Winona l
La Salle Copper. ..f- 6S Wolverine 74H
Miami Copper 2S4
Illd.
I.0111I011 StiM-k Market,
LONDON. Nov. 30. The constantly
dimming continental political barometer
wuM reflected In price movements ort the
1 stock exchango during tho week and the
I market, after quiet trading at Irregular
I changer?, closed a shade higher than last
Huiurtiay.
OMAHA CJF,.VF.HAI, .MAltlCICT.
BUTTKIt No. 1, 1-lb. cartons, SGe; No.
!, 60-lb. tubs, 344c; No. 2. 33cY
CHBIiMK Imported Bwlss, 33c; Amerl'
can Swiss, 26c; block Swiss, 24c; twins,
20c, daisies. 20c; triplets, 0c; Young
Americas, 21c; 1)1 uo label brick. 21c; lim
berger, 2-1 b.. 21c; 1-lb., 22o; New York
white, 21c.
UKlJF CUT PIUCES No. 1 ribs. 20Wc!
No. 2, 15c; No. 3, HV4c No. 1 loins, 22c;V
No. 2, 15Hc; No. 3, 12V4c. No. 1 chucks.
uvc; No. 3. ',ic; No. 3, 7?ic. No. 1
rounds, im; no. -, 11c; no. 3, lU'.ic. no.
1 plates. Sc; No. 2. mo; No. 3, 7c
POULTItY Hi oilers, J3 psr doe., hens,
J4U15a; cocks, 11c; ducks, lih; geese, 15c;
turkeys, 23c; pigeons, pur do., Jl.20. Alive,
broilers. 16c; hens, 9HW10V4O; old roosters,
7c; ducks, full feathered, ltVjc; geese,
full feathered, 10c; turkeys. lfiaiSc;
pigeons, per dnz.. 60c: homers, )2.S0;
FISH (fresh)-PJckcrel. 11c; white. 13c"
trout, 13c; Spanish mackerel, 16c; eel, 17c;
ihaddock, Uc; flounders, 13c; green cat
fish, 13c; shad roe, per pair, 40c; salmon,
10c; halibut. 12o; buffalo. 8c; bullheads,
13a; whlteflsh, 13c: native mackerel, 40o
each; herring. Sc,
FHU1T3, KTC, Missouri apples, In
bbls., J3.003.25; New York Oreanlngs
apd Ilaldwlns, J3.22. HpanUh onions, per
case, J1.50. Uanauas, fancy select, per
bunch, J2.2&rj2.20; Jumbo, per bunch, 82.75
$13,75. Dates, Anchor brand, nuw, 30 1-lb.
pkgs. In box, per box, J2.25; Dromedary
brand, now, 30 1-lb. pkgs. In box, per
box, J3.00. Figs. California, per case of
12 No. 12 pkgs, kuc; per case of 36 No. 12
pkgs.. J2.50; per case of CO No. 6 pkgs.,
J2.00; bulk, in 23 nnd 20-lb. boxes, per lb.,
lOo; new, Turkish, 3-crown, In 20-lb.
boxes, per lb., 15c; 6-crown, In 20-lb,
boxes, per lb., 16c: 7-crown, In 20-lb.
boxes, per lb 17c. Lemons, Llmonelra,
selected brand, extra fancy, ft)-3C0 sixes,
per box, 87.50; Ioina Llmonelra, funcy.
200-360 sixes, per box, JC76O7.00; 240-420
rixes. 20c per box less; California, choice,
W0-3(10 slies, per box. J6.75. Oranges, Cali
fornia navels, extra fancy, 90-126 sixes,
per box, J2.75ft3.00;, extra fancy, all sizes,'
JS.50. Cranberries, por bbls., J8.00HI9.00;
per box, J2.75; Jumbo C brand, J9.20.
VF.mtTAllI.rcS Cahhnee. Wlirnnirfn
per lb., lc. Celerj?, Michigan, per dot.,
33c Cucumbers, hothouse, per dox., J1.25.
Kgg Plant, funcy Florida, per dox., J1.50.
Garlic, extra fancy, white, per doz., 15c.
Lettuce, extra fancy, per doz., 40c.
Onions, white, tn crate, 11; yeiiow, peh
lb lHc. Iarsley, fancy southern, per
doz. bundles, &0fl'75c. Potatoes, Karly
Ohio, per bu.. 63c. Tomatoes, California,
per basket, J2.00. Wax beans, per basket,
Jl; green beans, per basket, 11. Sweet
Iotatoes, Knnnas, per bbl., Jfi.20. Ituta
bagaa, per lb lUc.
Cnttim Market.
NBW YOltK, Nov. 30.-COTTON-FU-tures
closed steady. Closing bids: De
cember, t2.50c; January, 12.66c; February,
12.70c; March. 12.78c; April. 12.70o; May,
12.70c; June, 12.6Sc; July, 12.0; August,
12.51c; September, U.92c; October. 11.82c;
spot closed steady; mrddllng uplands,
13.10c; middling gulf. 13.35c; no sales.
LIVRRPOOL, Nov. 30.-COTTON-Spot.
dull; prices easier; Amerlcun middling
fair, 7.60d; good middling, 7.26c; middling,
T.OOd; low middling, 0,8Sd: good ordinary,
6.42d: ordinary. 5.94d. ne sales of the
day wero 4,00o bales.
Coffer Market.
NBW YOIIK. Nov. .-XFFBB-Fu-tures
market opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline ot 3 points. The mar
ket closed barely steady at a net decline
ot 4 to 11 points. Sales, 39.000 bags. Do
cember. 1133c; January, 1140o; February,
13.45c; March. 1173c: April. 1183c; May.
13.93c; June, 13.9S6; July, 14.03o, August,
lt.OSc; September and October 14.07c
Spot coffee quiet, lUo 7, llVic Rantos
4s, 16Uc Mild, quiet, Cordova, ISVaOlBc
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Host Kinds of Cattle Quarter Higher
for the Week.
H0QS STEADY FOR THE WEEK
Sheep Ctnnrtrr Higher for the "Week,
itIUi Yenrllnrxa Fifty Hlffher
and l.nmli Ctnttrler Up 1.1 1 -tie
Chnntte In Feeders.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 30, 1912.
Kccelpts wore: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
OlI.tlHl AtritiOH) 0,561 7.9t 17.U0
Official Tutsdiy B.000 12,317 11.793
Official Wednesday.... 1,783 11.781 3.210
Olficial Thilrshay Holiday.
Official Friday 3,075 C,t8 13.033
estimate tatjrua 9,sw "t
.Six ddys this wcuk .lMffl 43,161 60.041
Same uays last week..29.4JH 6fJ,J77 wi.M
Same 2 weeks ago ..22,216 45,215 81.8S2
Same 3 weeks ago 10,843 22,872 72,253
Same 4 weeks ago.. . .23,271 30,176 146.W2
Same days last year. . .12,169 34,573 26.8S)
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for tho year to date as compared with
lost year. 1912. ml. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 932.3M 1.104,560 172,207
Hogs 2.CSS.S2G 2.174.877 491.549
Sheep .. ...2,774.719 2,872,924 . .... 98,200
The following table shows the range of
prices lor hogs at South Omaha for the
last fa .wdays, with comparisons:
Date. 1912. UU,mo.lW,l06.11W7.iaOj.
Nov
L-0.
21.
23.
li
7 7flU
161
7 W
e
& b'J
5 76
e
5 87
5 76
5 62
I
75
4 49
s iri
Nov
Nov
4 U
6 18
t 26
li 23
6 19
7 08
6 M
t 93
a
6 77
6 88
a
a 10
6 16
6 12
6 03
a
6 00
6 01
607
6 01
7 89t
7 83
4 32
Nov
23.
7 W
7 29
7 47U
7 89
7 97
4 08
3 92
4 07
Nov.
24.
23.
Nov.
Nov.
2.
S 04
Nov. 27.
Nov. 28.
7 48Va'
6 12
0C0
8 C4
5 20
5 57
4 2C
6 93
7 i7
7 TO
aa
Nov. 29.
7 65l
tf 01
S 09
1 4 36
Nov. 30,
7 69!
8 12) 5 6S 4 GO
diinday. Holiday.
Kccelpts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Block yards. South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending nt 3 o'clock
p. m.
KECElPTS-CAIlS. .
Ilogs.Sheep.u r's.
C. M. Ht.
WhIuUIi
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific 10
C. A N.flV,, east 19
C. & N.W.. west ,.. 2C
C. St. 1'.. M. & O..
C, U. & Q., east
C, 11. cV Q., west
a, It. I. & p., east..,
C, It. I. & P., west
IMItinU nitnlral
Chicago Qrcat 'Western....
Total receipts 137 . 1 2
DISPOSITION Hi&AD.
Hogs.
Mortis & Co 1,6U
Swift and Company 2,799
Cudahy Packing Co 3,317
Armour & Co 1,507
Total 9,258
CATTLE Receipts today were of no
consequence, practically nothing at all
being received In the yards. For the week
the receipts foot- up 15,425 head, being a
falling off of 14,000 head as compared with
last week, but larger than a year ago by
over 3,000 head.
The supply of desirable steers was very
moderate throughout the week, and as
there was & good buying demand prices
gradually strengthened up until at tho
close of tho Week the market Is right
'around 2uo higher than It was a week
ago. This Is true ot good westerns as
well as of cornfeds.
Cdwa and heifers wero active sellers all
the wek and they, too, have shown about
the same advance as beef steers, being
generally 25c higher than last week. The
market as a whole has been In very satis
factory condition, trade being active. V
The supply of stock cattle ond feeders
throughout the week was at no time very
large, but still the IntarVcntlon of ft holi
day naturally kept a ood many would-be
buyers at home. Still the market has
steadily firmed tip and at the closo of the
week Is 23c higher than last week.
Quotations 01: Native cattle Good to
choice heat steers, J8.2tU9.78; fair &r good
oecf steers, J7.25d.'JS; common to fair
beef steers. $6.U07.2S ; good to cholco heif
ers, tS.7Mtff.0O; good' to choice cows, J5.50
06.50; fair to good grades, J4.50Qo.10; com
mon to fair grades, J3.2S&4.50; good to
choice stockeru and feeders, Jii.2ia7.60;
fair to good atockers and feeders. .7Ey
(.25; common to fair atockers and feed
ers, J3,UTJ5.75; stock cows and heifers,
14.5041.00; veal calves, J5.00tf9.00; bulls,
stags, etc., Jt.004Jti.00.
Quotations On Hange Cattle Good to
choice beet steers, e.1MJ8 15: fair to good
beet itcern. J6.250u.76; common to lair
beef steers, Ju.50Q.2S
HOGS A very liberal run of hogs was
received for n Saturday, and opening
prices ruled anywhere from strong to 64r
10a higher than yesterday's general mar
ket. The speculators bought conserva
tively, thus leuvlng the big bulk of a
liberal supply at the mercy of the pack
ing Interests. The packer buyers filled
a few of their orders at about opening
prices, but this did not last long, as they
found as the morning advanced that they
could get their hogs at a lower cost. The
first purchases ot the packers and the
speculators were made around J7.707.75,
and at J7.S0 top for the day, which was
paid for a few good loads. A little later in
tho mordning tho packers resorted t6"
their bearish tactics and In the end the
bulk of Uie packers' droves was picked
tip at figures around J7.CO(S7.70. Today's
trade differed from yesterday's market
In that prices became lower towards the
close instead ot getting better, closing
values showing practically all tho early
advance lost. On the whole the movement
was fairly active and the pens were fairly
well cleared in very good season. Re
ceipts for the day foot Up In tho neigh
borhood of 133 cars or 9,330 head, as com
pared with 7,716 head last Baturday, 6,498
head two weeks ago and 6,748 head on
the samo day a year ago.
For tho week the supply amounts to. In
round numbers, 48,200 head, ns against
60.400 head last week. -45,200 head two
weeks ago, and 34,6004 head during .the
same Week a year ago. The average
price ot hogs at tho closo of the week Is
ubout8teady with e week ago, the bulk
of the hogs today selling at a range ot
17.CtS7.75. as against J7.65fJ7.70 last Sat
urday. .f
Representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av.. lt.
76 198 160 7 50 70 274 40
Pr.
7 72Sj
7 72
7 724
7 72V4
7 72N
7 J2
40 1
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7 60
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60 320
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79 173
los m
91 171
82 176
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fcO
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7 50
7 M
7 SS
7 6S
7 674
41 247
64 2C
C4 262
18 215
440
30
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42 302
80. 817
240 7 75
80
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7 241
120 7 60
SO 7 60
41! K1S
120
SO
120
SO
360
33)
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120
SO
200
7 75j
7 751
7 75
7 75
7 73
7 73
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224
64
.246
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7 (84
7 65
7 65
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7 65
7 65
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.217
74 221
73 187
91 298
77 an
76 228
62 243
70 1E5
78 209
(1 229
94 170
62 XI
43., ....344
70 24S
70 218
46.,.. ..SB
81 X
6) Xt
31 207
71 203
13 an
70 ?63
CI 290
61 2S4
79 201
57 SS
19 IM
00 80?
60
70
62 285
7 7S
7 73
7 73
7 7T.
7 75
7 75
7 75
7 75
7 75
7 75
7 73
7 75
7 75
7 75
7 76
62.
71.
328
273
806 100
250 20
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200 7 65
... 7 66
120 7 05
... 763
240 7 70
... 770
... 770
... 7 70
... 7 70
... 770
80 7 70
19) 7 TO
300 7 70
80 7 70
SO 770
240 7 70
120 7 70
120 7 70
40 770
240 7 70
.312
.306
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163
..223 120
.327 4O0
.270
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7 ;
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... 7 75
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... 7 75
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63 261
7 73
7 75
7 73
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. 276 40 7 77V4
.H8 160 7 77W
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.Ml ... 7 80
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ISO 7 70
liO 7 70
80 7 72V4
..107
160 7,60
.288
..286
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... 7 80
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. 6 25 14..
.6 25 112
6 25 41
... 25 113.
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15 110 ... 6 75 94 143 ... 7 40
20 108 ...'6 75
SUBEP As usual on a Saturday no
fresh supplies of sheep and Iambs ar
rived at the yards this morning, thus
values remained nominally tho same ns
on Friday's market.
One of the outstanding features ot this
week's trade has been a marked falling
off In the receipts as compared with the
previous week and the same time two
weeks ago. Tho supply, however, was
considerably larger than for the corres
pondlng week a year ago. Chiefly under
the Influence of a very meager supply of
decent killers the fat lamb and sheep
trade was active on most days and values
have shown a substantial advance over
the close of last week. All this Improve
ment In tho local trade has taken place
In spite of tho fact that the eastern trade
In dressed mutton has shown weakness
and some uncertainty during the greater
part of the week. Closing quotations on
fat lambs aro fully 2.V40c higher than a
week ago. with tho best fed wetern lambs
on Friday's market selling readily at J7.05
as against J7.2& on Monday. Really prime
lamos were exceptionally scarce on most
days of the week and sold nt the high
est point yesterday. Partially In sympa
thy with lnmbs, prime handywelght
yearlings have also shown considerable
Improvement, tho advance on them
amounting to fully half a dollar A double
deck of the best fed yearlings reached
to. .z yesieruuy, cumpuieu wmi
during the previous week. When consid
ering tho size of the receipts thero was
a very creditable showing of fat ewes
and wethers, ewes being on the market
In tho largest numbers. Both killing owes
and wethers aro a good strong quarter
higher than the close of last week,
mnatlv evervthlne nf thut class meeting
with a ready sale. The highest price paid
ror iai ewes was i.su, wane nciuen
commanded, as much as J4.C5.
The feeder lamb and sheep trade has
been active and while there has been
some change in prices oh lambs, very
little, If any, Improvement Is noticeable
on sheep. The market on the general run
of lamb offerings may be regarded as
about 1015o better than prices prevailing
at tho nd of last week. The grades of
feeder lambs weighing from 50 to 60
pounds sold up to Jfl.65, while the bulk
of tho good ones were cleared at figures
around Jfl.406.50. There continues to be
a good demand for both desirable feeder
sheep and lambs, and there Is a strong
undertone to current prices.
Quotations on Sheep and lambs Lambs,
good to- choice. J7.33ft7.75; lambs, fair to
good, J6.6037.35; lambs, feeders, J5.50
6.05; yearlings, light, J5.35(8G.25; yearlings,
heavy, J5.60B6.35; yearlings, feeders, S4.60
05.10; wethers, good to choice. J4.23ff4.75;
wethers, fair to good, J3.00in4.2j; wethers,
feeders, J4.OO0l.4O; ewes, good to choice.
JI.2JtM.40; ewes, fair to good, J3.5S4.25;
ewes, feeders. J2.S53.50; ewes, yearling
breeders. 14.505.00; cuIIb, sheep and
bucks, J2.50Q3.00.
ClllC.VCiO I.1VF. STOCK MARK HT
Deiumiil for Cattle mid Sheep St irmly
II OK Lower.
CHICAGO, Nov. Stf.-rCATTLE Receipts,
1,200 hend; market slow, steady 1 beeves,
Jo.C&ffll.OO; Texas steers, Jl.40Jf5.75; west
ern steers. J3.CUg9.20; stockera) and feed
ers. J4.35&7.65: cows and heifers, J2.75
7.63; calves. J6.7510.60.
HOGS-Recelpts, 13,000 head.; market
generally 5c lower; light. J7.0OW7.7S; mixed,
J7.4OS7.80; heavy. J7.3Wj?7.824; rough. J7.35
7.53; pigs, J3.50g7.40; bulk of sales, J7.5j
a
' SHBKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.000
head; market generally steudy; native,
J3.7604.65: western. Jt.00S4.G5; yearlings,
J5.003J6.X; lambs, native, J5.75G7.75; west
ern, JS.S&37.75.
St. LouU Live Stock Mnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30. CATTLE Re
ceipts 2,300 head, including 1.000 Texons.
market steady; cholco to fine ateers, JKM
011.00; good to cholco steers, J9.0010.00,
dressed and butoher steers. JS.i5u8.ro;
atockers and feeders, J3.757.00; cows and
heifers. J4.5&R7.00; canners. J3.w04.OO,
bulls. J4.23S6.50; calves. J6.0agil.WTex:
ans and Oklahoma steers, Jo.007.D0.
, HOGS-Recelpta. 9.000 head; market 10c
'lower; pigs and lights. J6.7507.SO; mixed
and butchers, J7.GOS7.8C; good heavy, J..10
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3,000
head: market steady; muttons, J4.25SJ4.40,
vearllngs J3.75ffl8.23; lambs. Jo.r.07.ia:
cufls and bucks. J2.OO03.23; Blockers. J3.50
3.75.
Ionian City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Nov. 30. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,100 head; no southerns; mar
ket steady; native steers, J6.OO01O.7o;
.1 f 1 rif7 -. uoiithprn enWB
and heifers, J3.5O06.OO; native cows and
heifers. JJ.&OCrs.&o; BtocKers anu ibuwj
J4.7507.5O; bulls, Jl.5006.23; calves, J-.5O0
9.30; western steers. J3.5O0S.6O; western
cows. J3.7507.OO.
HOGS Receipts, 1,500 head: market, 6c
higher: bulk of sales, J7.G307.8O; heavy.
87.707.R3: packers nnd butchers. J7.i0fl
7.f0! light. J7.6O07.75: pies. J6.2507.3O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2,000
i.nh.t. alaaih,- mnltnnv. S3?r7i)4.60r.
IIUIVU, ill... nek . j , ...... . .
lambs, J5.7507.op; range wethers nnd year
lings, J4.OO06.23; range ewes, j.w,tMw.
Stock In Slclit.
Receipts of live stock nt the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City ,
St. Louts
Chicago
Totals
9,300
100
200
1.10O
2,300
1,200
6,200
1.500
9,000
13,000
2.000
3.000
2,000
4.S00 39,000 7,100
Dry Clouds Mnrkrt.
NHW YORK, Nov, 30.-DRY GOODS
The cotton goods markets closed very
firm. Cotton yarns wero higher and
scarce for spot delivery. Jobbers reported
a steady trade. Reorders for spring de
livery were coming In steadily.
Sutcnr MHrUi'l.
NEW YORK. Nov. 30. SUGAR-Firm,
Muscovado, S9 test, T1.53c; centrifugal, 96
test, 4.05c: molaBses sugar. 89 test, 3.30c;
refined, quiet; crushed. 5.00c; granulated,
fine, 4.90c powdered, 6.00c
Wool Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 30. WOOL-Steady;
territory and western mediums. 21025c;
fine mediums, 18020c: fine, 13017c.
A Fine Ay to Pay Debts.
When a newspaper man of New Or
leans was preparing to leave that city
In order to take a position In Now York,
a tailor named Klsensteln overwhelmed
him with offers ot new BUlts ot clothes
at unusually low prices. Tho writer
finally took the clothes, put them on, and
set out for New York, carefully neglect
ing to pay Mr. Klsensteln any money
at all.
A few months later he received this
communication from the tailor;
Dear Sir: On looking over my books
I find that you are Indebted to me In
the sum of J50. Kindly remit same at
your earliest convenience. Very truly
yours, SAMUEL EISBN8TE1N.
Hurling himself upon his trusty type
writer, the newspaper man wrote the
following gem:
"Dear Mr. Elsensteln: Inclosed find
my check for J1C0. If you can get It
cathtd kindly remit the other J30." Popu.
lar Magazine.
A Just Judge,
"It's all right to fine me, Judge."
laughed Barrowdale. after the proceed
ings were over, "but Just the same you
were ahead of mo In your car, and It I
was guilty you were, too."
"Ya-as. I know," said, the Judge, with
a chuckle. "I found myself guilty and
hev Jest paid my fine Into the treasury
same ez you."
"Bully for you!' said Barrowdale. "By
the way. do vou put these fines back
Into the roads T'
"No." said the Judge. "They go to the
trial Jestlce In loo o' sal'ry. Harper's
Weekly.
Tragedies Told In Headlines,
'Veddlng Party iToes to Church In
Taxlcab; Nothing Ief t for Paying Hit
Preacher."
"Man Who Wins J40 Election Bet Meets
Footpsd o-i His Way Home."
"Excitable Dame at Moving P'ture
Show Faints When Indian Seal pa White
Maiden."
"Mrs. Smithkln's Brother Joins Ledge
Whloh Mr. Smlthkln Sas He Attends."
"Two Stuttering Men IntroJuced In
Kacli Other, by Practical Joker. Fist
Fight Narrowly Averted.'
'ThoughtIcs-1 Wife Swats Fl 0:1 Hus
band's Bald Head, -Chicago Tribune
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
10811. Smith ngalnst Potter. Appeal
from IJncoln. On motion Tor rehearing.
Former opinion tniKtlfied. Judgment ot
dlsulct court revertrd. Humer, J. Sedg
wick. J., concurs only In result reverslns
Judgment. Letton nnd Rose, J. J., dis
senting. 1. in a tax foreclosure proceeding by a,
county to recover delinquunt taxes on the
land without making a prior administra
tive sale, where service is obtained by
publication and the premises are sold un
aer the decree of foreclosure, the pur
chaser nt the foreclosure Bale buys sub
ject to tho light of one having a valid
lie nupon the premises to redeem trom
suoh sale, and Lie party claiming the lion
cannot bo barred without a hearing if ho
answers netting up his defense and de- 4
mands such hearing,
2. Proof of publication of notice for con
structive service te-cxamincd nnd as a
lreionucniiice of the evidence tenda to
show that tho notice waa puullsncd for
tlln tlmn reoulrril hi ntnttltn th tnnnpr
opinion is modlllcd to correspond with
tnis view.
ibOSO. iiooth against Andrtis. Anneal
from Lancaster, iteversed and remanded.
Fiiwceit, J. ltamer, J., not tilting. Hose,
aissems.
1. 111 an notion for mnlnmrtlm n nhvst.
clan or surgeon Is entitled to have his
treatment 01 a patient tested by tno rules
anu general course ot practice ot tho
school ot medicine to whlcn ho belongs.
2. Physicians and surgeons aro net 10
qulred to ikisscss the hlgnest Knowledge
or experience, but tho test Is the aogrua
of skill and dlllKuncc. winch otner ntiv-
slclans in tho same general nelgnbornood
anu n inc sumo general line of ptuctlco
ordinary have ana practice.
3. Pnyslcians and surgeons do not Im
pliedly warrant the recovery ot their pa
tients, and are not liable on account ot
nny futltiro In that respect, unlcis
through soma default of their own duty,
4. Wncre, auring the trial of an action
against surgeon lor damages for mal
practice, the plaintiff voluntarily submits
a portion ot hor body to the inspection
of the court and Jury, it Is error' for
the court to refuse to permit an examina
tion, by a limited number of reputuble
fcurgcons ot defendant's selection and
bcnool, of that portion of tho body so
exhibited.
f. Alul where, In such un action, tho
claim Is single, and Is based upon two
M'parate operations oil tlio same dav,
ui on two ailferent portions of plnlntirx'i
booy, it plalntltt voluntatlly submits to
the lnptuiion ot the court and Jury
mat portion of her body upon which 0110
or such operutloiiH Was performed, It Is
error lor ttie court to refuse tu permit
un examination, by a limited number
ot reputable surgeons of defendant s se
lection nnd scnool, of tho other portion
nt'ithe body upon which the other oper
ation was pertorincd. .
6. In un action for damages against
rt surgeon for malpractice, where Uie al "
lufiutlons and prayer of the petition nro
laiscu solely upon the defendant's al
leged negligence and want of care in the
pvriormunrn of certain surgical opera
tions and In tho administration of medi
cines in connection therewith, at plain
tiffs home and In defendant's hospital.
It Is prejudicial error for the court to
permit pnUntltf to testify that, at au
oher Ume and place, during tnu several
months interim between such, operations,
defendant made an Indecent proposal to
7. Instructions examined nnd referred
to in the opinion held, erroneous.
8. Where tho preponderance ot tho evi
dence against the verdict of tho Jurv li
so great as to Indicate that tho verdict
was probably tho result of passion or
prejudice, It will be set aside and a new
trial ordered.
9. Kvitlence examined nnd set out In
the opinion held. Insufficient to sustain
th,.X.erd,lct, ana Judgment
16760. Ca Hon ugainst City Savings Dank.
Appeal from Douglas. Reversed nnd re
manded. Rose, J. Sedgwick, J concurring
separately. Letton and Fawcett, J. J.,
dissenting. '
Where the receiver of an Insolvent
trust company continues, under an order
ot the court, to collect for a bank the
rent of a lot mortgaged to it, the same
as the trust company had previously done,
and thero Is a controversy between tho
receiver and the bank as to the insolvent's
Interest in such rents and In the lot Itself
the receiver being subject to th directions
o ftho court and not, as agent, under tho
control bf tho bank, tho latter Is not as a
matter of law. necess.trllv llnhio tn h
tenant from whom tho rents are col
lected for damages resulting from the
negligence of the receiver's employes In
repairing tho mortgaged lot.
17435. Kanert against State. Error from
Hall. Reversed and remanded. Sedgwick,
J. Rose, J., dissenting.
1. A conviction for rape cannot be sus
tained upon uncorroborated testimony of
the complainant.
2. Tho testimony of,tho complalnnnt its
to tho commission of tho crime by the de
fendant may be corroborated by evidence
of facts and circumstances showing a
uisposuion on his part to commit the
crime and an opportunity to do so.
3. If the crime Itself Is established be
yond question, nnd there are inconsisten
cies In the evidence ot the defendant, as
to material matters, from which It may
reasonably bo inferred that the testimony
of the complaining witness Implicating tho
defendant Is substantially correct, It pre
sents a case tor tho Jury under suitable
Instructions.
4. It Is the testimony of the prosecuting
witness as to tho guilt ot the defendant
that must be corroborated. When thero
is evidence tending to prove several dis
tinct crimes, nnd the prosecution has
elected upon which to proceed, n requcrt
to Instruct tho Jury that defendant must
be acquitted "unless you find from the
evidence, beyond a reiusonabto doubt, that
the defendant 'committed tho act so
elected nnd as to this net you cannot
find tho defendant guilty on tho evidence
of Mary Waddick alone, us to the act
she must be corroborated by testimony
other than her own" was properly re
fused, for although this language might
be considered n correct technical state
ment, still in the connection asked the
language might bp misleading to the Jury.
5. When upon the trial there Is ovldonce
tending to prove several distinct crimes
and thd prosecution has been required to
select upon. which It will proceed, the
court shouldf so Instruct the Jury In the
submission of the cose. It Is erroneous
under such circumstances to Instruct the
Jury: "Vou are Instructed that If you
should find from tho evidence beyond a
reasonaule doubt thut any act ot sexual
Intercourse did take place between tho de
fendant and said Mary Wnddlck and that
nt the time of said Intercourse the said
Mury Waddick was under the ago ot 15
years, thn you should find tho defendunt
guilty us charged In the Indictment.
C In a prosecution for rape ot a female,
child tinder 15 years of age, it is not a.
defense that others hnvo also abused the
child In tho same manner; but when tho
fact that tho prosecuting wltnoss has
given birth to a child is relied upon by
the state as evidence and In her testi
mony she has denied having had Inter
course with nnyono other than the de
fendant, she may properly be cross-examined
as to circumstances tending to
show that another than the defendant Is
the father of her child.
7. Arguments and Insinuations to tho
Jury, not based upon competent evidence,
are improper, und although not so wilful
and prejudicial as to require a reversal
ot the Judgment aro Indicated In the opin
ion to be avoided nt a future trial.
8. The crime of rape upon a child under
the age of consent is a serious one ami
we cannot say that If the defendant is
guilty as charged, a sentenco ot seven
years' imprisonment in the penitentiary H
beyond the reasonable discretion of the
trial court.
ltef lections nf n Hnclielor.
Genius capsizes for lack of common
senfo ballast.
A woman can love hor husband a lot be
came she can love their children more.
When a man wants to sell you a horse
It would bo safer to give tho money tu
charity.
A girl niarrlejLu man because she wants
him and he marries her because she does
too.
ii it- muii mum invent a turnace tnat
wouldn't eat up coal It would only work
In the tropics. New York Proes.v
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