THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1012.
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HBAli BSTATK
AUM .V UA.NCII I.AMS lnn SAL.I2.
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HP,0' r, ANTUUSINItSS IN IOWA?
The Dee Molnt-s Capital In Iowa's most
widely circulated and most influential
?fS!pa,,er- Ils da,lv circulation e-xceeds
IJ.0P0 copies. The classified advertising
rate is 1 cent a word or 6 cents a Una,
You can sell your farm In Iowa or you
Jn buy land In Iowa by the use of the
Des Moines Capital. Tho rate by the
month U 31.20 a Vine. Address The Dc
Moines Capital. Des Moines. T.
GOOD 160-ACRE FARM
Five) miles -out; fair buildings and good
orchard. This Is really quite a good place
and seems to us cheap at 8100 por acre;.
If you want a farm near Council Bluffs
sr Omaha It will pay you to look at It.
M'GBE RKA1, ESTATE CO.,
105 Pearl St.. Council Bluffs.
tO ACRES ALFALFA. JI.SOO-nAMIL-ton
Co., Kan.: rich Arkansas river bottom
land, about 1 mile from Kendall (main
line Santa Fo Ry.): good fenco; no build
'tigs. 11,003 cash, balance at 6 per cent
lame L. Lombard, Owner. . Kansas.
City. Mo.
Mississippi,
SEVENTY acre richest soil, adapted
fpr any truck growing; quarter mile from
depot, Lyman. Miss. A bargain. W. W,
Uyrne, Holt, Fla.
.9bn1nun,
REST ISO acre farm In Cass county:
twenty miles west ot Omaha, for 'sale
at a barEath. Cash only. O. C. Dorsey,
14:0 North 20th street.
40-BU8HKL. WHEAT LAND, 825 TO US
PER. ACRE.
We have for sale over 20.000 acres ot
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
farm' land, where the crop yields for la
years, Including 1910 and 1911. average
with the best In the state. Alfalfa, also
a leading crop. Bettor soil, water and
climate cannot bo found. Write for full
Information. Agents wantea everywhere.
FUNDINGSIjAND . INVESTMENT CO..
SIDNEY. NEB.
CHOICE FORTY ACRES. ,
We havo a choice 40 acre's of land
within Z miles .of .Omaha city limits.
This Is ono of tho most Ideal 40 acres In
Douglas? county,
33 acres In cultivation, seven acres In
timbered pasture. 10 acres In alfalfa.
This land Is on the west Center street
road and' has a beautiful building spot.
It takes ' only 20 minutes to 'come Into
town in an automobile..
Price (60 per acre. Let us show you
tills farm.
ROWR3 REALTY COMPANY,
IKS' Farnara St. Room 3.
t Mlssonrl.
FARMERS. TAKE NOTICEX-Our new
booklets will soon be ready for distribu
tion tilling- you what kind of a country
w.e havo in southwest Missouri. It will
also contain the price list o" some vety
ojieap farms. Anyone thinking of making
ir change will, do 'well to sond . for ona
at our latest booklets.. Respectfully yours,
J. r, jierreu as opn, uuuej-, aio.
LITE HTpCK MaUKKT OF WR3T
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign'
rnents receive prompt and careful atten
tion.
Live Steele Commission Merchants.
BYER3 BROS. & CO. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchange BIdr.
Snyder-Malone-Cotfman Co.. 129 Ex. Bldg
LAVERTY BROS., 138 Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BItOa. & CO.. Excnange Bldg.
Clay, Robinson1 & Co.. 200 Kxcaange Bldg.
IiHGAI NOTICES
NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by tho Board
0t Directors of the Farmers Irrigation
District at thlr office In tho City of
Scottstiluft, Nebraska for the purchase of
two million live nunarea ana nrty thou
nnd dollars (I2.fi50.000) face value of thn
Blx per cent serial bonds pf wild district
until uao- o ciock p. 111. on tits add day
bf December. Said bondssare Issued under
and by- virtue of an net of the legislature
of. the State of Nebraska, approved March'
26th, 1893, Session Laws, 1895,. Chapter 70,
and all amendments thereto, rmd pursuant
to a vote of a. majority of the qualified
electors of tatil district. A Proceeding
for the Judicial confirmation of said bqtid
Ih now pending in the dlstrlyt .court for
the county of Scotts Bluff. Nebraska. The
board expressly reserves the right to re
ject any ana an dios ana win, in no event.
sen any ot sum tionas ror less tnan nine-ty-Uvo
per cent of tho face value there
of. '
By order of the Board of Directors.
HEY WARD O. LEAVITT. r
Secretary of FarmerB" Irrigation- District
. . . . ' N30d20t.
.OMAHA GENERAL, MARKET.
BUTTER No. 1, 1-lb. cartons, SOc; No.
1. wid. mos, aw, ro. z, 33c.
CHEESE Imported Bwisa, 33c: Ameri
can Swiss, 20c; block Swiss, 21c: twins,
loc, daisies.- 20o; triplets, 20c; Young
Americas, 21o; blue label brick. 21c: Urn
herger, 2-lb.. tlcj 1-lb., 22c: New York
white, 21c. ,
BEEF CUT PRICKS No. 1 ribs, 20Vic;
No. 2, 15o: No. 3, HHc No. 1 loins. 2jc;
.-..,.;, la-riu; o. a, wo. 1 onucks,
3ia; No. 3, 8Uo; No. 3, 77ic. No. 1
rounds, 13o; No. 2, 11c; No. 3, lOWc No.
1 plates, 8c; No. 2, 7V4o; No. 3, 7c,
. POULTRY Broilers, 13 per dos., hens,
HS-lDc; cocks, 11c; ducks, Ike; geese, 15c;
turkeys. 25c; pigeons, per dox.. Jl.20. Alive,
broilers. ICo; bens 9Vi10Wc; old roosters,
7c; ducks, full feathered. 12Hc: geese,
full feathered, 10c; turkeys. nmUo;
Pigeons, per dox.. 60cj homers, 12.30;
FISH (fresh)-Plckerel, He; white. li:
trout, 18c; Spanish mackerel, 16o; eel, 17c;
haddock, 13c; flounders, 13c; green cat
fish, 13c: ehad roe, per pair, '40s; salmon
10o; halibut, 12o: buffalo, So; bullheads
13o; whlteflsh, 13c; native mackerel. 40a
each; herring. Sc.
I'RUITB, ETC. Missouri apples, In
bbls., t3.009S.rS: New York Greenings
hd Baldwins. $3.25. Spanish onions, per
case, S1.&0. Bananas, fancy select, por
bunch, S2.2Sff2.5Q; Jumbo, per bunch. 12,75
OJ3.75. Dates, Anchor brand, new, 30 1-lb
pkgs. in box, per box, 12.23; Dromodary
brand, new. 30 1-lb. pkgs. In box. per
bar.i 33.00. Figs, California, per case -of
IS No. 1? nkgs. 85c; per case of 3 No, 12
Pkgs., 3160; per caso of 50 No. 6 tikes
82.00; bulk. In 25 and 60-lb. boxes; per lb
lOo; new, Turkish, 5-orown. In 20-lb
boxes, per lb., 15c; 6-crown, In 20-lb'
boxes, per lb.. 16c; 7-crown, in 20-lb!
boxes,, per lb.. 17Cv Lemons, I.lmorjelra'
selected prand, extra fancy, 30-300 sires,
per. box, S7.60; Lama Llmonelra, fancy
200-360 sizes, per box,. 8C.75437.00; 240-4M
dies, 60c per box lesa; California, choice
.W-360 sires, per box, ffi.TS. Oranges, OalN
fornla navels, extra fancy, 93-126 sixes.
Pr box, S2.7503.OO; extra fancy, all sixes
33.50. Cranberries, per bbls., M.Qirj9,00;
per box. $2.75; Jumbo C brand. $9.60.
VEGETABLES - Cabbage. Wisconsin,
per lb., le. Celery, Michigan, per dox.v
35c- Cucumbers, hothouse, per doc, $1 25
Kgg Plant, fancy Florida, per dor., $1.50'
Garlic, extra fancy, white, per dor., 150';
lettuce, extra fancy, per doz., 40o
Onions, White. In crate, $1; yellow, peh
iK. 'lHc Parsley, fancy southern. n
loz. hunches, 575c. Potatoes, Early.
'jiiiu, prr iiu.. 'w- luiimiucB, waairornin
i.er baiket. $2.00. Wax beans, per basket.
H: green beans; per basket. Jl. Sweet
(.itatocB, Kansas. pc bbl., $2.50, Ruta
agus jer lb., lc.
JlliuirnpnlU Grnlu Alitrkrl,
MINNEAPOLIS. , Dec . 2. WHEAT
1 ivlf.iut)er 79o; May. tic. Cash. No. 1
Hard, S2H0: No. 1 northern. $0TigHc;
o. 2 northern, 72Hftttic; No. 2 hard,
M.mtana, W&c, No. 3. 7C'78Hc
CDB.V-No. 3 yellow,-43ff4tc.i
(43K-No. 3 white., 2iiffSMic.
ItVB No. 2. i086tfc.
HllAN-SIS.Or$IS.'Se.
i i.Ol'U-First patents. $4.063 M; sec
.ml patents. $3.aQo-4.1S: first clears, $j.:g
uS.10; MtK-ond Clears. I2.10Q2.1CL
vltlil'tax. Sl.SSU.
liAKLEV-tOQWe-
Tiirpeiitlnm mill lloslu,
SAVANNAH. Ga.. let. 2.-.TURPBN-VINE-Firm,
3)?4lc; sales S43 bblM.;
.-. piptk. 727 bbls.; shipments, 323 bbls.;
n,tk.-. 3S.107 bbls.
r:friIN Ilrm; sales, 2.416 bbls.; re
lpt 3 224 bbls.; shipments. 2.73 bbls.;
lock J493 bbls. Quote: A. R and C
H..'a 1. $.'00. K. S5.62H; F, G. II and I
f K $at5 M, $7 00. N, $7. WO
' WW. 7 4i
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Statistics to Como Forward
Wheat to Help Bears.
on
VISIBLE SUPPLY IS IU CREASED
Fractional Advance In. the Prices of
Corn Dnrlna; Last Kerr Days Doe
' to llnylng by Profession
iIa In Chlcnso.
OMAHA, Dec. 2. 1912.
There Is little doubt that the statistics
10 como forward on wheat today .will
greatly favor the bears. The visible sup
Ply will- show a further pronounced In
crease and In addition to this there will
be Increases In the stocks at nearly atl
the principal markets of the country" U
ls said by those who have watched condl
t on most closely that the deliveries on
the December contracts are from 1.000.0U)
to 2,000,000 busheiB. The tormcr figure,
however, are selected as nearer the mark
than tno latter. World's shipments will
be somewhat smaller, and a decrease In
the amount on ocean passage Is looked
for and While thpn two llmi mnv h
said to favor the bulls they are of little
consequence at tho present While tho
recent rains In Argentina may possibly
have caused some losses to the new wheat
crop, the yield there will be a bumper
affair, and advices say that the quality
"in 00 excellent. The harvesting or
wheat will commence In that far ewav
country within a few days and. It will be
nushod as rapidly as possible until the
harvesters reach the southern limits ot
the wheat belt. Steamers are said to be
on their way to Argentina, having been
assured cargoes of wheat, and. in addi
tion to these supplies. Australia will soon
ptcome a larger shipper. These condl
tlons point to ton fact that the United
States and Canada, both of which have
liberal wheat stocks, will have to meet
the figures of Argentina in order to dis
pose of grain now on hand and for which
JPiX? Is ho demand. Cash wheat was
'iro lower.
following a long drawn out decline in
the price of corn, there, are more -frlonds
to bo seen of this grain than In some
time. The fractional advance In prices
tho last few days has been due chiefly
to buying by. Chicago professionals. Trad
f",3 ther do not ,00h fr any Impor
tant change In prices, right uway, but
HV?r "Si?" of the MV option on hard
?po- The weather has been fairly good
in the last week over the belt, but snow
and rain are looked for. Cash corn, 94o
lower to lc higher.
Liquidation by longs In December oats
was on a liberal scale last week, but there
Is considerable of this sMHnr vol r ha
done. The buyjng will likely pivot on
the, cash trade, which has dwindled down
to smaller proportions. Cash oats un-
wjiBea 10 HQ nigner.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
fiHSL1 to l.WLOOO bu.; corn. 65.000 bu'.: oats.
660,000 bu.
Liverpool closed lth wheat HfKid
lower; corn, HOHd lower.
Primary wheat receipts were J.1S1W)
bu. and shipments of 1.984,000 bu., agnlnst
receipts )of1l,a.000 bu. and shlprhonts of
192.000 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 942,000 bu.
and shipments of 614,000 bu against re
ceipts of 1,227,000 bu., and shipments of
KM.000 bu. last. year..
Primary oats receipts were 800.000 bu.
and shipments of 924.000 bu., against re
ceipts of 689,000 bu. and shipments of 413.
0000 bu. last year.
Tho following cash sales were reported
today: Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 2 cars.
SOHc; 3 cars, SOWc; 2 cars, 80c. No. -3 hard
winter: 2 cars. 79Vc No. 4 hard winter: 1
car, Tic, No grail 0 hHrd winter: 1 car, 75c
1 car, 74c; tear, 72c: 1 car rue. ino.3 spring:
Part car. 78o. No. 4 spring: 1 car, 77Wc:
1 car, 76,4c No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 79lc; 1
car, '7914c; 1 car, 79c. No. 3 mixed durum:
1 car, 7SHc; 4 enrs, 7714c. Corn: No. 3
white: 1-car, 42c. No. whjte: 1 car, 41V4o:
1 car, 41Vic. No. 4 color: 1 car, 41c. No. 2
yellow:. 1 car, 4Hic No: 3 yellow:, 1 car.
41?ic; 3 cars, 41c: 1 car, 40c. No. 4 yel
low: 6 cars. 40c; 1-car, SOHc No. 4 mixed:
1 car, 40VJc; 2 cars, S9ic. No grade: 11
cars, S6c; 1 car (hot), S5c Oats Standard:
1 car, 30ic; 1 car, sovtc. no. 3 wmte: 1
car. SOXa; 10' cars, 304c. No. 4 white: 2
cars, 304c; 3 cars, aoc. uaney ltejectoa:
1 car, 4014c.
Oinnhn Casta rrreea,
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 76H?Me: No. 3
hard, 79$S0c; No. -hard, 7G77!4c: No,
3 spring, 77478c; No. 4 spring,- 76077140.
CORN-No. 3 white, 4UiG4:c: No. 4, 41
ff41!4c; No. 2 .yellow. 41fto; No. 3 yel
low. 407Si'41?ic; -No. 4 yellow. 391tS40c; No.
3. 40W41ic; no. 4, S91440Hc; no grade,
OATS 30iJMlc; standard, 30l4aWc;
No. 3 white. 30!if30!4q; No. 4 whfte, SO
3014c
BARLEY Malting, 63fl62o; No. 1 feed,
4M47C. . ' .
RYE NO. 2, 59SKJHC; No. 3, BS'ASOSC.
Cnrlot Ilecclpu.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago' 48
374
179
Minneapolis RGS
uuiutn .., u
Omaha 61
29
2S
ta
Kansas City 131
St. Louis .' 114
Winnipeg 790
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
1'Vutureii of the Trailing; and Clqslntr
1 Price on' Ilonrd of Trade.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2.Heavy deliveries here
today on December contracts weighed
down the price of wheat. The close, al
though steady, snowed a net loss of
$c nlf around. Corn wound up un
changed to 540 higher and oats the samo
as Saturday night to an advance of V,
0?c. In provisions the outcome was a
rise of 2!4U6c to 10tflSV4c.
Pit absorption of the wheat delivered
turned aw to be more of a burden thun
expected, notwithstanding that the' total,
-ifimn hiuheta. did not greatly exceed
what had been predicted. Reselling for .
May kept the market unfit for more than
a scanty reaction, l'eacn iam, impruvcu
Argentlnt? harvesting and better outlook,
fnr thn winter cron In the United State's
all counted against tho bulls.
Instead of making a big gam, tiio visi
ble Huntilv of wheat scored an Increase
at SO, 003 bushels. Ehls faot starteil con
tilderable buying In the last hour anil
helped, somewhat to cause the market 10
rally There were also liberal export
clearances.
May wheat, which ranged from Kilt
00c, finished Utfttc off. at OOo even.
Wet weather delaying husking and
sllulllng enabled corn to rally when, wheat
48o to 48Ho, closing firm, at 4He, the
same as Saturday night. Cash grades
were slow. No. 2 yellow was quoted at
r,7U(ffC9o for old.
' A . . . J A.. .,..11 ....
frro.ui nn advance. csDecIally In the Do
cembfr option. May fluctuated between
S24u and Kf!i(a32c. with last sales UQ
t.'n nal l,lirlir at S2'lc.
yMthough plentiful.. hOK weakened pro
1loiis at the outset The market later
had a strong mm. owing to wio Donor
touo in corn onu oiucr griun. y porn
led with a net oavance 01 wruifrc
Closing quotatioDB were;
Article) Open. I Hlgh, Low. Close. Hat
Wheat
Dec
.May.
July.
87HS T M4 87HWT, S8!
47HOTi Slkfii 47i Mi 4 Hi
ISlstflJ 1?U M 4914 lO'.i'i
30li SIS S0H31K4 00H
82W SSO-ti 22H 32V32!4(S4
22' 32 33-54 32iiJ 32Bi
19 1714 19 40 19 1214 19 S7H 19 27U
18 Wtt IS 5714-
18 6714 IS 70 1SR2H 10 70 I8 60
10 8714 H 00 10 821, 11 00 JO 90
10 6714- 10 5214- 105fl-
10 60 10 714 10 65 10 6714 10 SJH
10 15 10 25 10 1214 10 25 10 1J
10 25 10 30 10 1714 10 30 JO 5
9 90 9 3714 9 81 9 9714 a 9214
Corn
Dec .
May.
July.
OatM
Dec
May.
July.
Pork
Jan..
May.
Lard
Dec.
Jan..
May.
Ribs
Jan.
May. Cash (isolations were bm follows:
l'IX)UR Steady; winter patents.- U.arvra
4 90: stralghU. I3.fOfl4.lil: snrlnc natintit
$4.2056.10; straights, Sj.90fM.05; bakers,
UX7 rvo. sc.
UARLBY Feed or mixing. CSrli'k-: alr
to choice malting, 57&TIO..
tffimsw T,mothy- tMWpMO: "lover,
PIlOvisioNS-Me norlf. tlT 7fcwis .
l?Xd"!1ilerce,) u ii rtbs (loose),
f ID. 253 10,75,
Tobil rlearances of wheat and flour
were e uial to 1 19L00O bu, Primary re
ceipt were TlSl.Ot) b'l , compared with
1 459,000 bu, the corresponding day a year
I
ago. The visible supply of wheat In tho
United State Increased SXOOO bu. for the
week.- The amount of inxidstuffs on
ocean pasaape urrnMl lo.sas,(W bu. Es
tlmnted receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
I, cats; corn, a oars; oats. ISO cars;
hoci. 2S.O0O head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. I red.
S5t4fllic; No. 3 vhard. S.-aS5Hc: No, i
northern, ssec. No. 3 northern, !jH(f
Mlic; No, 3 northern. SlfiSSHc. No. 2
spring, wisw: io. ji spring, riosic. No.
4 spring. TttTTSe: velvet chaff, TSUflsiUo:
dunim. SOf7S6c Corn: No. 2 yellow, old.
S7Uf60c; No. S, old. 4SHe; So. s7 new.
ISHc; No, 3 white, 44c; No. 3 yellow
old. f7Hc; No. 3 yellow, new, u
Wc, .No. 4, 44STI5c; No. 4 white. 4414W
wj, -,u. jrmn, viu. eo.c; no. 4 yellow-,
new, 41Hj4."'So Oats1 No. 2 white.
34e34Hfi No. 3 white. 3HWJ02V: No. 4
white. SOfNtHie, standard, 33i;tywHc. Rjc:
No, 2, .!. Seeds: Tlmothj-. $3.Mfj.;
clover. $10.001118.00. Barley: 44J76?.
BUTTKR-stcadyj creamerle 293c:
dairies. 2T31c,
EGOS Steady; receipts. 3.691 cases; at
mark, case-i Included, 22?f45c; ordlnan'
firsts. 24c; firsts, 27c.
CHEESE-Steady; daisies. ISMlrUo;
twins. lW01614c: young Americas, 1614
lCc: long horns. l6iifl.i6io.
POTATOEJS-Easy; receipts, 7S cars;
Michigan. &03f2c: Mtnnesota, SWo;
Wisconsin. 47itfC0c
POULTUY-Flrm: turkeys, olive. Ho;
dressed. l$c; chickens, alive, 1S; springs,
alive. 12c
VBAL Steady; 9514c.
XBW YOItlC OKNKU.vr, MARKET
Quotations of the Day nn Vnrlona
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Dec, ,2.-FLOUR-Ixwer;
tP-1B, !tents. $4.40(65: winter stralghti,
4.40ft.65: winter patents, $4.6Mf6.00;
spring clears, $4.15M.45; winter extras.
Jii StOCffi.lJ; winter extras. No. 2,
M.954.0x; Kansas straight, $.00a4.10. Rye
flour, steady; fair to good. $3,0643.90:
choice to fancy, $3.r&g4.0C Buckwheat
tl?,,irJ.,cndr' -l&8.35, per 100 lbs.
CORN MEAL Barely steady; fine whlto
and yellow, $L451.60; coarse, $l.40tfl.45;
kiln dried. $3.75.
RVE-Easy; No. 3 western. 62C3c, c. I.
f., Buffalo.
BARLEY Easy: feeding, SSo, c 1. f.,
New York; malting. 578080, c I. f.,
Buffalo.
.,Ai'HE,'STs,,ot market, ensy; No. 2 mV
$1.0u. elevator, and Sl.Ofi, f. o. b. afloat,
nominal; No. 1 northern Duluth. 94140 f.
n. b afloat Futures markft was easier
owing to lower cables, favorable Argon
tine crop news, llbcrat receipts and ab
sence of export demand, closing Ufflc
not lower; n'mber. 89Vifi89T4c; rVosed at
S9o: May. PuT49414c: c osed at 9flc Re-'U?05-,000
ou-- hliments.ono h"
CORN .snot market, easy; export 534c
r. o. b. afloat to arrive Receipts. 27.000
bu.; no shipments. v
A'rs-Ht market, steady; standard
white. 37if3714c; No. 2, 38e. nominal; Nol
1S?-S? .!"! shipments. 6C6,O00 bu,
BRAN Quiet: western spring. 100-Ib.
sacks, $21.60; standard middling. $31.35;
city middling. $23.00.
ti,AY7Su,8.V Pr,m. nominal; No. 1,
'HVSi-l2! No. 2. 95ce$l.O0; No. S, 7Wf80c.
,;iOPS Easy! state, common to choice.
A: 19". laHc; Paclflo coast.
1912. 15c: 191L 1601SCT
HIDES Firm; Central America, 23or
Bogota, 29a)c
LEATHER-FIrm; Hemlock firsts, 27
2Sc; seconds. S027c; thirds, 2Jfi24o; re
Jecta. 18c.
irRO VISIONS Pork, firm; mess, $19.26
$19.60; family. $23.00934.00; short dears.
$22.004734.50. Beef, firm: mess. S19.0OJ72O.00;
family, $a(ttff24.00; beef hama. $23.00331.60.
Cut moats, dull; pickled bellies. 10 to
15 pounds, $12.50i3.oo; pickled hams. $14.00.
Lard, jtoady: middle west, prime, $U.2fif(
11.35: refined, quiet; continent, $12.06;
South American, $1270: compound, $7.8714
61214;
TALLOW Stead v nrlma rltw
614c; snecJal. 7c: country. 6si3c
uuiTBK-nrm; receipts. 2,937 tubs;
creamery extras. 3763714c; firsts, 33Sec:
held extras. 23llIQ4ci state, dnli-v. fini
3334c; process extras. 2714flSSo; factory.
Juno make, firsts, 244o; current make.
iirsi.i, ci pacKiug biock, current make.
No. 2. 22Uc.
CHEESE Firm: recclDts. C69 hni.
state, whole milk, held colored specials.
k-nwisc; wmio specials, l7-?ic.
EGGS Steady; receipts, 4,040 cases;
fresh gathered extras. 39M3c; western
gathered whiten. 332N2c: state. Pennsvl.
vnnla and nearby hennry browns, 4ljf42o;
gathered browns and mixed colors, 39jj)40c.
POULTRY DreBsed weaker; fresh
Kliieu weatent cnickens, 11117140; fowls,
1214C1614c; turkeys, 8gl8c.
St. Louis General Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3.-WHBAT-Weah;
track. No. 2 red. ll.Otfil.0i?: No. 2 hnrd
S6S90C
CORN-Hlgher; track, No. 2, 461447c;
No. 3 whlto. 47UM8c.
OATS Higher; track. No. 2. 32c: No. 3
vijue, ooc. ,
t-'iosing prices of futures:
WHEAT Lower: December. Kfiiie: Mav.
AAT' ......
CORN-Hlgher; December, 4514c; May,
OATS Higher; December, 3194c; May.
RYE Unohanged ; . 6O0.
FLOUR Steady: red winter natnnts.
$4.f541C.15; extra fanoy and straight, $4.25
Kl-i.iti; nura wnuer Clears, h.iwm.iu.
SEED Timothy. 10c
CORNMEAL $3.00.
BILVN Dull; sacked (east track), SStf
9314c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $13.00018.00; pra!
rte. $12.50.
BAGGING 10 S-lUc.
TWINE Hemp; Sc.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: Job
blng, $16.50. Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, $10.721410.8214. Dry Bait -meats, tin
changed: boxed extra shorts, $11.25; clear
ribs, $11.75; snort ceiars. $12.1214. Bacon,
unchanged; boxed extra shorts. $12.75
clear ribs. $12.75; short clears, $13.12.
POULTRY Steady; chickens. 914c:
springs. 11c; turkeys, 15c; ducks, 12c )
geese, iw.
bittter Firm; creamery, 2303414c
EGGS Firm; 26c
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 17.000 17.000
Wheat, bu 137.000 SO.Oai
Corn, bu S3,O?0 42.0CO
Oats 9X000 5L0O0
Knnn City Grain mid Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Deo. 2. WHEAT
Cash, unchanged: No. 2 bard, 81C87a; No.
3, 79(881Hc: No. 2 red, O7c4Yl,00; No. 3, SS
QtlSC.
CORN-Steady; No. 2 mixed. 43i4tM5o;
No. 3. 4214c; Np. 2 white, 4514iJ46c; No. 3
4414c. '
OATS Unchanged to c higher; No. 3
whlto. 33C314c: No. 2 mixed, 317403214c
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT December, 78c; May, 84Wcfi?
84ic: July. 82c.
CORN-December, 44143tljio; May, 4c;
July, 4CT4c.
OATS December, 32',4ft214c ; May, $3c.
FEED Bran. S4c; shorts, 93c-
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $13.00
13.60; rholco prairie, $U.O&ll.po.
BUTTElt-Creamery, S3c; firsts, 31c;
seconds, 29c: packing stock, 2314c
EGGS Extras, 30c; firsts, 25o; seconds,
SOo.
POULTRY Hens, lifilSHe; roosters. Sit
S14c; springs, UlS1l3c; young turkeys, lfc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wlieat, bu 131,000 '156,000
Corn, bu ss.tino 22,000
Oats, bu ) ... 15,0(0 27,000
MlltTankee' Grill 11 Mnrlirf,
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 2. WI I EAT No. 1
northern. SJVVtfJif.Ur Vn nArth.,-M &..
4(!! TJn 1 linr,) iflntar (KV-rn-
CORN No. 3 yellow, 45!4ll7iic; No. 2
white, 43l7o: No. ?r 4Xif45)4c; December,
4ST4c; May, 4S'4o asked.
OATS Standard, 32',453c.
BARLEY tltf73c,
I'rorln Mnrkft,
PEORIA, 111., Dec, 2CORN-Cash. 14
Sflo lower; No. 3, white, 414oj No. 3 yet.
low, 4iHc; No. 4 yellow, 4S14fi44c; No.' 3
nf,xed4.40' No- 4 m'l. WEf44c; sam
ple. 40fl41c.
OATS-Flrin; No. 2 white, sic; No.- S
white. S2c: No, 4 white, 9',4o; standard.
Z3c; sample, 2sc.
l.lvrrpool Crnln Mnrkrl,
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2.-WHEAT-Spot
easy: No. 1 Manitoba, new. 7s 614d; No. 2
Manitoba, new. 7s No. 2 .Manitoba,
new, 7s llid; futures .easy; December. 7a
2d; March. 7s 24d; May. 7s l4d.
COrtNapot steady; new American,
kiln dried, 6a 6d; futures, easy; December.
4a lid; January, 4a lUd.
Toledo Bred .MurUrt.
TOLEDO. O.. Dec. i.-SEEDS-Clover.
prime cash. S1I.15H, December, $U 1.V4.
March, $11 25. February, $11,271 Aislke
prime. $12 90 Decembr-r. II! f.l M,r,i,
f!47 Timothy, prime. $1 W. December
$1 90, February, $1 V(i March. 'f,l"!r
NT?W VflBV CTflPlf MtDVCT
UU1I limiV U1UUI lliniiaUl
Hhrriinan Merger Dcoision Upsets
Trading for Short Time.
QUOTATIONS QUICKLY RALLY
VpTTard MoTtnirnt Attributed to
JpecnJittTe Baylnsr on Theory
Conrt'a Hntln 'Will Menn
Slock Dlstrlbntlon,
NTJW YORK, Dec. 2. The supreme
court's decision In the Harriman merger
Base upset the stock market today after
a listless morning session. The announce
ment from Washington was followed by
an outburst of selling, with Vnlon raelflc
as the .speclal object of attack. There
were lance sales of Southern Pacific ns
well, and virtually nil of the favorable
Stocks, lncludlne- Industrials n well n.t
railroads, shared In tho movement Vnlon
Pacific broke 20 points, Southern Pacific
2 and elladlng. Bteol, Amalgamated and
other prominent shared a lesser amount.
The market met with prompt snnport
at the lower level and prices quickly ral
lied. Tlie decision was unexpected to
many persons and the first Impulse -was
to sell, but on second thought there was
a decided change In sentiment. Losses
were largely made up, and tho Harriman
Issues scored their best figures for the
day. Vnlon Pacific preferred was bought
heavily and at ono tlmo Bhowcd i guln
or 6ft.
mo upward movement was attributed
to speculative buying on th theory that
tho court's ruling would .necessitate a
distribution of Vnlon Paclflo holdings of
southern Pacific. Some of the Irorrlmnn
bond Issues also advanced. In tho belief
that their retirement might be mndo
necessary as a rrt of the adjustment
which must now bo made. Southern Pa
elfin collateral fours at one period reg-
isterea a gain or 6H points and oregtm
Short Linn fours a cnln of 3 points. Tho
court's decision, however, opened up so
many possibilities for speculation as to
the effects of tho readjustment thnt tho
trading element was confused and move
ments of securities were erratic Before
tho close the market became heavy again.
ino enect 01 tne unravorunie bank
statement of last Saturday was shown
In the continued (tension In tho moneV
market. Call loans rose steadily from an
opening at 10 per cent until 1 per cent
was touched. Late In the day the rates
fell, back to 6 per cent. Engagement of
a' large sham of the South African gold
offered In London today by New York
bankers did not serve to quiet nppre
ihvnslons an to the future course of
money rates. Stocks were unaffected by
monnx conditions, prices having held
firm until the market was upset by nn
nouncement of tho Harriman decision.
The chief Influence of high money rates
was to reduce speculation on the Stock
exe,hango to a minimum.
Some of- the specialties: developed
marked strength In tho early part of tho
day. Rubber roso to the high point
touched In the movement last April and
Tobnoco Issues were buoyant
Aside from tho Harriman Issues tho
general bond market was firm, although
there wn a shading on -values Id a few
Isolated cases. Total sales, par value,
$2,500,000. Vnlted States bonds wero un
changed on call.
Number of rales and leading quotation
on stocks wore as follows:
iiiiii iy" a
Amalnmiteil Coppr ....
Amwlran Asrlcutturtl ...
Am'rlctn nt 8icr. ...
Amrrt-Att Cn
American C r-M
Aroerlcin C. - V,.
Amoilcin Cotton Oil... .
Am. Ice RfCurltlM
Anierlon UntrMI
American IxicomMlvti ...
Amrrlcan fl. & 11
Am. 8 & p.. v(i
Am, Surr Itcrinlnt:-...
American T. T ,.
American Tobacco ...j.s,
AnaooDdl Mtnlni Co,..,
Atchlann . . ,.
AUtilaon nM
Atlantic Coatt tlne,...
nattlinora & Ohio. ..,11..
llthlhm Stel
Ilrnnklyn napM Tr
Canadian Pacltle t
Central leather'
Chcuptaka Ohio
CTilttso O. W....
iilc M. A st, r....
Chlcaro N. W
C'oloraiU V, 1
Cnnolldatctl Gat
Olfn Prnducta ...........
PKlavare A Hnrtnoo
Denvar & HIo Granite...
Dcnw ti It. O. rfa
ntatlllera Scurltla ....
Krle
Krte lit pM
Erl ii pfit .
rtenaral Etcctrlo
Ora. Northern pfd
Oraat Northern Ore rtf.
Illtnnla Cantral
Intarborough Met.
Inter. Met. pM.
Internationat llu-ieater. .
Intcr-Matlne pM
International riper
International Tump
Kanaas City Southern...,
Laclede Gaa ,.
Lehleh Valler
Leulivllle Nashville..
M., St. P. & 8. B. M....
Mlsaouri, K. & T
Mlioourl Taclllc
National nincult
National Ua4
M U. It. ot M. td-pfd..
New York Central... ,u.
N. T. O. & W it
Norfolk lc Weittni
North American ,
Northern Pacific
racltlo Mail ,..
PenmrlvanU
Peoifle's Oaa
P.. C. C. St li......
ls.wo tsu mi nu
101 M (7 SVi
2.MO S7 W4 M
MOO 4IH JOS i914
1,M1 121H 1J3H HI
100 MM II
4,iiiii utrt; tj'.i
too n tau
r.w 4 4!l
1.S00 79i ' 78U
41
74
200 1084 1MH 16
IIS'4
er liin I4:v HJU
1,0110 1711 tT' t
SIX) US 43 41U
8,400 10TH JOT 10714
m 101 101'i ioit
y Wi ill lo
l.tnn )1 tot lot
1,000 41H 41) in
1.J00 . M M4 , M
4,700 t; t4' Jwn
400 30 U t!"i
t.roo ffi 11 uuj
200 UK ItU 1TH
4,700 1U'4 114 It 414
SOO 1SHV4 1T714 1J7H
100 34 !tt JSti
300 14I4t 14214 141
1,100 161, 161i PIU
. . .
10O 31T1
400 tin'
1.C00 SIS
oo 1M
SITi
34 (
894
J5V.
4H
CI
4)
.1,100 ir
1M
113
J, MO. 1!M4 1714 17U
f0D o-fc
200 17 1TH 1ST
t.200 20 1V4 li
1(04 K
m 120
160 SO
U) 13
100 24
(474
120 114
20 20
21 24U
t
1MH
6.200 176H 1TS4 174
no 14U UiM HJ'i
10 143 142 14144
:oo 24 :U 24
1,100 44t4 43'4 -UI44
100 KST, 12974 129
60
600 2i4 K'i 2IK
100 114. 1144 114
500 34 31 JJ4
400 U4V4 114 114ti
400 U SZV, S314
2.700 Wi 124U 114H
.100 35 3 Hi
1.900 MY, 123 123
200 114 11SV4 115U
100 104V. -1MV4
Sl'lttabursh Coal
boo 23 23H ::tl
rrrue4 Steal car.........
37
Fullnian Palace Car
Heading-
Republic I. b. S
Republic I. 8. ptd...
Hock Iiland Co
Mock Iiland Co. PM
St. L & S. P, 24 pftl,.,
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Lino pfd.
filoaa-ghef field 1. ft I...
foutliern Pacific ......
southern- Itallwar
80, Hallway pf't m . .
Tenneeeeo Opper
Tun ft Paclflo
t'nlon Pacific
200 160
47,600 17t
300 2.V
ICS 161
17044 17H4
K 27
200
3.900
3. W0
90
a44 89
23 14 Ui
4T 47
31
4li
ton
790 49U 484
4
11,700 Uli IWi 109
1.600 294. S9V4
' 200 Sit, Sltt
900 414 4IH
SI
3
170
91K
7914
6i
., T6.100 17 1 '4 169
. t4,T09 964 9o4
Union raelflc. pfd. ......
United states ltcalty...
Unltei) StaUM Rubber..,
United Statee (Heel
11. fl. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
V. -Carolina Chemical
V.'aUlti
WtUih pfd
HVititn Maryland
Weatem Union
WcetlriKhnuao plcctrlc .
Wheeling J) i. U
13,900 61 6CA4
45, 144 1V,
13,
100 iiik 11m 11m
1,600 3!i 83S4. 61(4
100
6?i 4i 46U
4(4
IH
100
SCO
6'JO
63'.
1T4
83
Ml.' 6J',4
14 , t'
..... m
. 1.
to-dlYldend.
Total tales (or the itar, tU.300 tbaraa,
Unkton Clonlnir Ktui'U.
BOSTON, Dec. J. CloHlng quotations
on stocks were aa follows:
Allouei it Mohank 64
Atnal Copper ,. ,.. 84 Netida Con. ., 2344
A. Z. 1 S lOUtOfptialnt- Mines . .. IH
Arliooa Cnm. ..HS-H North lutte 36
D. t f. C. 1 . 31. North Uie ,. 814
nl. & Arliooa ... 79 Old Domlnloq t.l
Cil. ft llocla..
tu oceoia ., imvj
Centtfnnlal
l'qulney
X shannon ,
144 superior
9 Superior & fl. M.
4 Tamarack .. ..
83
cop, Kanct R. -VjM
ButtO C. M.
14V4
44
1(4
41
44H
(44
im
"Tl'Irillln
(Iranby
tjnicne
Con V. H. B. K. A M.
Cananea ... H lo pfd
III Rnrala Copper, 3a Utah Con.
Ktrr Lk
,(Utali Cooper Co..
Iako Copper .
Ij Salle Copper
Miami Copper ..
Did.
2 Winona
i Wolf erlno
SS'.i
4
7H
VorU Mining itooU.
NEW VOrtK. Dec. "-Closlhe nunla.
tlons on mining stocks were:
Com. Tunnel itork.. Metlcan .....
.179
..JTt
. 44
..109
.. SO
do bnnda 13 Ontario
Con. CI. & Va 37 Ophlr ....'.,.
Iron EJInr 1W susdard ...
Uadvlll Von I Yallos- Jaektt
Little Chief s
Ulfrred.
lliliik ClearliiBa,
OMAHA. Dec. Z Bank clearing fnr.in.
day were J.ff,74.71 a compared with II -Ml.lM.J5
for the corresponding day iit
yc-ir.
Trennr- sjlaleniriil,
WA8HINOTON. Deo. 2Thn nmiiti..
of tha United Htatea treasury at tho be-
fanning ui ousinehs toaay was: working
talanro. 9I,SI3,?W; In banks ant Ti,tti,..
pi no treasury e3i.ei9.US total of general
fund, 119 31,4). receipts Baturday
l3,73,O70J Ultburetlnents, 3,(C863. The
,lrllu this fiscal year Is $J.(3,f4 as
"Kn,l wi of jso,ti.iffT last year.
Th flgtires for receipts, disbursements
nnd surplus cx-lttde ln)iama vntial and
publla debt transactions.
'rvr York Slonry lrU-t.
NHW YORK. Dec i-MONY-On call,
strong: Mid per cent; ruling rate. 11 per
cent: closing bid. 6 per cent; offered at
6 iw cent. Time loans, strong; sixty
days, nominally 6HtfT' Vtr cent; ninety
days, nominal, fMF? per cent! six months,
S4fj per cent.
riUMK MUUOANTHJil rAIUSR-6 icr
cent.
STBRIJNO KXCHANOB-Weaki wlUi
actual business In bankers' Mil at $1.S075
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8440 for de
mand. Commercial bills. f,S0U
HII.VKU-Hnr. 63'c; Mexican dollars,
UONDS Government, steads" 1 railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows.
U. B. ret. :. re...lHK. P. so. ref. Ii . 974
do coupon , -- aooU R. dep. 'a 1931.,. US
U. B. 3a. ret 10n U ,V N. nnl. 4.... 97
do eoupoa ...103WM. K. & T. lit 4s. 9itl
U. 8. 4i. re 113k do 4', 9414
da eoupoa Hilo. Pacltta 4e 71
tanima la. coupon. .1014, a.lo conT. ta. .,. . 86V4
A.-C. lit Ja etfi... 60 .v It n ot M 4(ia M
Asier. As. 5a 11S.N. Y. C t l4. 66'4
A. T. .t T. e 4a.. 111. do deb. 4e 914
Am. Tobaeco 6e. . tU4W. Y. N. II, & It.
Atmour &. Co. 4ie. . 9tU tT, 34, 83
Atehlaon sen. 4.... MS N. A. W. lit c 4.. 97 ,
do ct. 4s I960 tel4 d tr. 4a. Itl
do or, ta 1074 No. raclfto 4i 94
A. a U let II.. MVl i 5,
lil. ft Ohio 4 97 o: . U tMf. -49... 1
do SH 9lHrnn. ft SHa 1911.. 9444
rirook. Tr, er 4a.. 9S con, 41.....V. 103
Con. ot fla. 3a 1074ltea.lln sen. 4., . MH
Ceo. Leather la. .. 93 8. L. S. T. f 4a 76
Chea. A Ohio 44.- W'4 do iren. ta 134
do eonr. 4i 93 st. u S. W. e, 4a. Mti
Ctilcairo, & A. SHa. M s. a l ndl, Is,,.,, II
C D. ft. Q. 1. 4a.... 96l4so l"o. cot, 4a 94
do sen. 4i....... 9IH do cv 4a, ,, MU
O M ft S T er 4141. 10i Jo m ref, , 934,
C, K, I. ft P. e. 4a. 46. f4e, Hallway fa..... lKti
do rfa;. ta I . .do n. 4a.. ...... 13l
C eo R. r ft e 4l. 93K Union lVcltla 4,.,. nSi
1). A It. er, 4s. . 97!t do' cr 4e 10314
D. ft It. 0. ret. t H M im ft ref, la. xtt
DIaUllere' 6a ...... TOUtt. 8. lUbhar 6a. . -103H
Brie p. I. 4a 4 p. 8. Bteel 3d a.,..10IS
do iteo. 4a 76U Va -tr. Chcm. Ii. .93
do or. 4 Mr. 11. T7H 'Wab, lt ft e. 4a. 47
111. Cen. lit ref 4a. MU'Wcatern Md. 4 81
Inter. Met.' 4V4. ... SOSWeit. Klee. or. la.. 93
Inter. M. M. 4H.t 4,W1. Central 4.... 91 1
Japan 4U 901.
014. 0ftere4.
London Stock SInrket.
I)N'UON. Nov. 2. Money was more
Plentiful today and tho purchases of gold
for America did not 'affect discount rates,
which were easier on the continental out
look. Tho arrangement of an armistice be
tween Turkey and the allied states .caused
a strong opening on the stock exchange,
HuslnesH was quieter In the afternoon
when speculative la rued eased off and
closed below the best. Tim settlement In
consuls was concluded satisfactory.
American securities opened steady and
a fraction higher despite the unfavorable
New York bank statement. loiter prices,
advanced under tho lead of Union I'aclflo
and Southern Pacific. The closing was
steady.
I,ondon closing stock quotations:
Coneola, money ,. 75 IulTllto A Naah.llt
do account 1114 Mo., Kan. ft Tex 3914
Aroal. Copper .... II Ncrr York Central.. 118
Anaconda Mi Norfolk A Wertern.lla
AtcliUoo ....til da Did It
de rid
iitvtuniano a WMlern. W
Tlalllmoro A Ohio, 110 rnnnijlrunla.
CJ'4
Canadian Pacific .tT4land Mloea
Chesapeake ft Ohio. W14 Koadlnt
Chi. Clrat Weatern 19 Southern lir
614
... 314
... 30H
... II
.liili
cm., mil a hi. r.n ao pm
De Deera
.rUSBouUiars Pacino
Ilenrer ft Ilto O. .. ::s t'nlon Paclflo
...ITT
... 94
... 7(
uu yiu (.. m uo ii a 4iii6.it
Url 33HU. ft, Hteel
do 1st pfd, 1 134 do pfd
do td pfd... 44 Wabaah
flrend. Trunk ,.. 39)4 do pfd ,
Illtnoli Cantral ....113
...11S14
... 414
... 11;,
BILVER-Uar, steady at 33 s-iod per
MONET-Sl45IJ Per cent.
Tho rate ot -discount In the open rnar-
ri tor snnri mils is DilHU per cent: for
(hh. ..... V. v.1 II M',; , a i r . .
in. u,w.,w.,m .ititiiv '7Xl!l f ,u I'ur will,
. .
Cnltnn Mnrltet.
NBW YORK. Den. 2.-COTTON-8pot
closed sternly; middling uplands, ,12.85c;
it.1i1ltf,a- o-nir 19 inr. u.t.. e Try k.u.
COTTON Ktltures closed weak. Closing
uius: necomoer, i:.c: January, iz.330:
a-'ebritarj. 12.40c: March, 12.47c: April,
12.SKo; May, 12.880: June, 12.8Sc; Jqlj'.
12.38c: August. 12.330; September, 11.80c!
October, 11.68c. 4
l,lV15lll'OOI,. Dec. 2.-COTTON-8pot.
nioaaruie nusiness; prices easier; Amerl-
Cllll middling fulr. 37.CriC! rnn.t mldilllnir
7.21; middling, 7,0lo; low middling, e.Mc:
gonu ordinary, fi.37c! ordinary, 6.87c. The
sales of tho day were 8,000 bales, of which
500 were for speculation and export and
Included 7.700 American. Itecelpta, 35,000
boles. Including M.StO American.
LIVKRPOOI,. Dec. 2.-Kollowlne are tho
stocks of cotton, other than Amnrloan, In
I'lvrriKioi; . uriiBiuan, za,9Wi bales; Kgyp
tlan. W.&S4 bales: Peruvlun. muss l,ii-
West Indian, 2,070 bales; African. 8,f
bales; East Indian, 3,753 bales Total, 135-
Metal MurUrt
NBW YORK. Deo. 2.-OdBTAIS-Cop.
per, quiet: standard spot. U7.lOftl7.80; De-
uemner, ii. iai 17.J7 January nnd Ken-
ruurl'. 117.12rrl7.3.": n entrnlvtln 917 WiI?
17.KJ; lake. J17.r,217.S7; casting, t7.2C4
ii.. ciinru uist nioiitn. in.iie tons; i.onl
V",,H r, eaB Bi'oi, tits nn uu; rutures,
12s d. Tin, iiulet: spot and Docemlier,
t49.!Uittfj0.2i! .lununrv til vo,-i on.
firm. spot. 22S ir.s futures, 4127 10s. Ixiad
UH'JSl. ",l ,i,404cn" locnl exehunge mileM,
100,000 lbs.: London. 18 2s fid. Sjielter.
quaet, at 17.30.97.50: Ixmdiin, m Ida 4n-
1 ",v,"..""" ioirjiiu, i .!. iron,
quiet; No. 1 nortlien. JI8.75yi9.a')i No. 2
l'"rll,n, fl8.2Sftl8.75; No. I wnithorn.
IS mT.. !i w?' 1 footliern. llS.tWj
,.-.w, vhvliwiu wuiiiii, (lis 4ttl- m lOnl
a .H'.8' Dp- S,-METAI,H-Tad.
dull; 34.25m.3Q. Bpolter, steady, 17. SO.
rhllndelnhln Prnilitrr MarUet'.
PHIUAJDRLPWA. Pec. 2.-HUTT15R-I'lnn,
prints, lc higher; western cream
ery, extra. 37c; nearby prints, extra, 3
Sj3c: fancj', 40c.
KOOS-Kirm; good demand: I'onnnyl,
vanla and other nearby firsts, freo cases,
liam per case; currrnt receipts, free
cases, I9.W10.20; western firsts, freo
cases. $10.50; current receipts, freo cases.
13.80310.20. '
CUKEWI-J Ilrm; fair j demand; New
York, full oreams, choice, !8o; fair to
good. 1717Ho part skims. 11815c.
Coffee llnrket,
NOW VOKK, Dec. 2.-t:OFV10iaFu-turcH
market Otienril atendv nl H.ir,..
iif Wl points off. T)io closing was ateady.
but fmm 17 to 25 imlnts net lower. Hales!
Ji-E b"lr,, rwulivr. l.10o; Januury,
13.20a; Kebniarj'. 13.25o; March, !S.6Sj:
April, 13.o; May, X7Sc; June, l3,7o
'.U'1' ,.?s,oi Auni"t, 13.87r; Heptemher.
UHOv, Hpot market easy; IUo 7a, 14di
JwntoH 4s, Itfi.to; mild quiet; Conlova,
lCUWSfl. Havre, H44JPA franca lower.
H.H?J !Hr,rA ' pf' ,0Wer- TO-cIs lower,
at 83100. Buiiton, unchaiignl,
Vlslltle Niippiv ,r (.ruin,
NI3W YORK, Dec. 2. Thn visible supply
of gain In the United Status Saturdkv.
November 30, us compiled by the New
Wheat, 55.M0.00Q bu.; increased. 431.000 hu,
Wheat. Ill lion 3,!M2.000 bu.; decreased
W2.00U bu. Corn, 2.626,000 mi.: Increased!
!. bit. Oats, 10,771.000 bu., decreased,
1.237 000 bu. Outs, In bond &,M bu.: In.
creased, 28,000 bit. Rye, 1.81S.00O bu. in.
oroased. 233,000 bu. Uarley, 4,181,000 bu.;
decreased, 43,000 bu. Harloy, In bond
40u,lMJ bu.; Increased, SK.ttn bu.
KvnpiiratPil Apples nnd Drlril Km Its
NOW YORK, Dec. i-KVAIXHUTKI)
APPLEB-'Inartlve; fancy, 7Tiff9V4c:
cholcii. 6V4OTH1 prime, 6fci;o.
Dllini) KRUlTS-l'runes, quiet; fall
forniaa up to 30-40s, STtaoiio; Oregons.
6'4ffOUc. Apricots, steady; choice, 0c;
extra choice, llr; fancy, 12V4e. I'eaohes,
quiet; choice, CVW'io. extra choice, tW4'4t
7o; funny, 7Wic. RaUliw. firm; looso
muscatel. 4Via4ic; choice to fancy,
seeded, Miotic; seedless. &H364c; lxn
don layers. l.l0frl.4S.
Dry iianilm Market.
NOW YORK. Dec. 2.-DRY OOODS
Cotton goods markets were steady with
buying less active. Haw silk was vteady
With tho demand fair. Tho Jobbers ara
doing a very fair trade for this season
of the ycur nnd tho retail holiday trade
U broadening.
Ntifcnr Marked.
NBW YOflK. Dec l -fll'nATt-n,
steady rn'iir-ovado. 89 left a rtp. ,-.n tl
Ugal M test 4,0Jc. molasses, to test. sn
refined, steudy.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Arc Liberal and VaU
uei Arc Lower.
HOGS SELL TEN CENTS LOWER
Mairkrt Sells off nnd Klnnl I'rlrea
Am Trrrnty Cenla Lotto r
Sheep Art- Mrndr le
lllRhrr.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. S, 1M2.
Receipts were: Cattle. Htg8. Kheep.
JidlinatH Monday , ,100 10,400 i4,tA
fcamo day last week... 5.667 7.S3S 17.SM)
Same 3 weeks ago I3.01F. J.ftSft
Umn J weeks ago S.KW JS.W1
Sama i weeks ago..,,.. iSII Mil 1."J
Nxmo day last year.... 4.9M 4.S19 P.1W
The following table show the receipts
of cattle, hoes and sheep at South Omalia
for th year to date aa compared with
last yonr, xU. 1SU. Ina. Deo.
tttlo r41,4 1,0J,! 1&3.7W
V"g J,(tr8,ns j,im,s4 6i7,oi
Sheep 3,:iK,.t20 S.M4.S79 ....... 68.1M
Ths following table shows tha tango ot
prlcos for hogs at South Omata for the
mm iw wtiays. wun comparisiona
Date. 11313. lim.lWo.liaiU.iUOS.IWi.iUW.
Nov, a).
Nor. tl.
Gtt!
10
10
tl 12
6 04
c 00
60J
6 07
M
K05
Not. a.
Nov. St. I
Nor. :,
Nor. Si.
Nv. M.
Nor. 27.
Nov. :s,
Nov. rj.
Nor. W.
ilVe. t.
Sunday. Holiday,
Receipts and disposition of live atock
at tho Union Stock yalda. Boulh Omaha,
for twenty-four hourB ending at I o'clock
p, m.
RKCISIPTS-CARR
Cattlc.Hogs.Sheen.n'r's.
C M. A St. P , 1 7 10 1
Wabash'..,.., 4 -
Mo. lno I 1 1
Union Paclflo , 18 in n I
C. A N. W east... 14 SI ti ,.
V. & N. V west., 70 E3 IH 1
C St V. M. & O... 18 4 4 ..
C. II. & Q east 8 11 j)
O. II. A Q., West..!. .114 n 15 t
O. R. I A P., east., tl 19 3 ,.
C. R. I. A P., west.. 6 1
Illinois Central 5 S 1
o. a. W 3 . 3 2
Totals
m
134 (0
OI8P08mON-HHAD.
Cattle. Hogs.Htieep.
Morris & Co ., 400
1,888 MS
1.814 1.277
Bwlft A Co.
677
9f!4
m
Cudahy Packing Co...,.
Armour & Co
Morrvll
K. a Packing Co.,
W. 11. Vonsant Co
Hatiton V. a &. Luali...
Hill & Son ,
V. 11. Lewis..,,
3. II. Root A Co,
8.03S t,m
1.854 l.Gtil
14
14
PO
-143
630
8011
193
174
101)
70
3X8
75.1
21.1
SO
249
82
71
818
J, ll. nulla...,
U F. Husx...,
Rnsenstnck 13ros.,
McCreory A. Kellor..-..
Wnrthclmer A Degen,..
H. V, Hamilton
.Sullivan Rms
Rothschild & Krnb
Mo. tk Kami. Calf Co.,,
Cllno A Chrlstlo. ........
Other buyers
8,S$3
ToUl 7,883 8.(83 12.(104
CATTI,K Cattlq receipts wero very lib
eral at this point and other markets also
wore reporting targe runs. To make an
other comparison,! receipts today were
about 3,000 head larger than on Monday
of last week and almost double tho re
ceipts of a year ago. With receipts large
locally no well as at other marunt points
sulfumtn were Inclined to go slowly and
reel their wuv beforo buying any great
number of cattle A a result ot this
tile market on all kinds of oattln was
lacking In activity and the morning was
well advanced before any very great
number had chanced hands.
Ther wa ft good demand fttr beef ateera
this morning and anything In the way of
detijrabje wesUrna commanded good,
steaqy prices. On the other hand un
favorable advices from other selling
points rendered tha mafket tin comteds
slow and weak and ns much as 10a lower
In soma eases. The quality of the- cattlo
was on an average not very good, which
fact contributed somewhat to tha gen
eral dullness of tha trade.
Cows and 'heifers were slow' In getting
started and while buyers nvldontly wanted
thorn they wero Inolulnnd to await later
advices from other Belling points before
filling orders. Thus thn trade dragged
along during tho greater part ot the foro
noon, but still tho big bulk changed
hand In fair season, Trices ranged any
where from weak to as much as 10c
lowrN
Thare wo a good demand for stock
cattle and fowlers and buyers of that
Kind wero out rtiriy In tho morning, with
tha result that the market was reonouubly
active at prions right around steady with
lust week. Ah a matter of fact some ot
the most desirable cattlo were stronger.
If anything.
QuotutluiiH or. Native rrattlo Good to
cholco beef atears. l$.2&99.78; fair to good
betf atner. 7.2MW.a; commoh to fair
beet steers. 10.009lP7.tJ; good to clioloo heif
ers, 15.75-137.00; good to chplca ;ows, 43,60
04.50; fair to good grades, J4.WMfG.t0; com
mon to fair gradss, 3J.:M3-4.60; good to
choice stockvrM and feeders, JtMt7.C0;
fair to good stockera and feeders, 15,7fg
L26; common to fair atoakors and feed
ers, 8500415.76; stock oows and hatters,
fl.E0OO.00; veal calves, I5.0OO9.O0; bulls,
stags, etc., II.00OC00.
Quotation on Rang Cattlo Good to
choloo beet steers, 18.70418 15: fair to good
best ateers. ttl S5&4.75: common to fair
beef steers. 38.5036.2C
Representative sales;
I KEF- HTEERB.
Mi. At. rr, hto. A. Tr.
4 1111 I 40 tj U30 7 73
30 ,1041 7 10 14 ,...1303 7 90
COWS.
171 1 90
4..
7(3 8 0)
...,1019 I 10
111 IH
111 4 CO
(
7
Kt 3 10
333 I II
IS9 4 0'
973 4 M
.. .. 947 4 71
1061 4 13
i.t m 4 II
,,..1093 5 W
39.
7.
it!!!!""!
7
. .io;j I to
:.
M.. 9lM I 10
i 1140 I 00
11 1004 133
3....
10....
:t....
7w.
SO....
HEIFERS. a
.... Ill '4 10
.... 410 6 19
.... 110 3
417 I n
.... 340 3 33
.... 711 I 49
II.
.119 I 34
. 747 I 10
. 309 I 44
.101 I 78
.1033 9 00
7..
11..
I..
,.
1171 4 30
1240 4 M
t....,
....1110 S 10
.... 170 I 10
..,.1110 3 33
....1349 I 43
....1471 I 90
....1750 9 33
... Ill I 10
l.
1919 4 11 1...,
UQ 4 70 1....
1119 4 13 3...,
SOU I Ol 1.,,,
1310 5 no I,,,,
-,.U...IU4 8 00
JAIiVEfl.
IU 136 I.,,,
310 1. 10 4.,.,
30ft I 00 1....
310 00 3....
415 I S
t-.
4..
3..
-.
1...
13..
I..
346 10
370 I 50
190 8 00
150 3 (0
8TOCKEIW AND FEEDKRC
7 0 5 93 I, 373 f 90
7, 40 9 14 10 740 4
10 710 IK 4 917 4 M
13..... 491 5 15 41 913 9 40
1 514 4 90 II... 1033 4 30
13 134 I if). 31 ITI 40
!l 193 4 00 JJ , T73 I 40
37 940 :i 93 74 '4 90
14 414 I M 11 1)34 T
31 443 4 21 i
Iioaft-In sympathy with a lower ten
dency of values at other live stock osn
ter and there being very liberal supplies
both on Ilia local market and at Chi
cago, all buyers were naturally bearish
m their openittonH this morning.- A very
favorable feature fo the buying forces
was tho fact that there were plenty of
hogs on hand to go around and as a. re
sult tho market opened with nulla n
number Of offerings going to the specula
tors ana tew. emeuy of the light and
light mixed Bolntr to 'he packers nt
prices all of a dlm lower than the gen
eral market at the close of lajt week
Most of the early business was trans.
acted around I7.5Mj-7.85, with several loads
selling up to it,,o. the highest nnnt
reached during the- day, but exactly 10c
ueinr.- naiuruuy a top, a ins morning
wore away with a great part of tho aup-
ny sun ui iirisi nanas. irit? pacKors. ba
ng the only buyers, became more bear
ish and In the and t' .the reat of the
hogs at price about Uff.X'c inwer than tlu
general run of sales on Saturday In it
general way ths market may ba rcgardod
as around 15a lower than last wenk h
close. While the movement was somewhat
7 13 0 HU 7 W fi 63 I JJ
7 7H IS 7 M 5 7 1
7 W, IK f9 Its 4 ja
7 WH :& UN 7 SJ &KI 403
6 7 87 6 76
7 6 1 H 8 M J
7 I7VJ 4 MP 04 4 07
7 1 U I 04 o 66 4
8 00 t W 6 67
7 MM 7 W S W 4 S
7 6S'4 7 00 t 5 4 B9
ft 09 7 H U3 & 7s
B 01 7 18 8 OS 6 75 4
j alow most of the morning, everything wat
many iicKru up in lair seson.
Thn liberal receipts, according to
eatly estimates, footed around 113 cars
or 1M hoad. being about 1.601 htad morn
than Inst Monday, I.TW bad In excess ol
two weeks ago and almost heal mors
than on the correspondlun day last yeri
itepreseriinuve saics;
No. Av. Mi. Tr. No. Av. Sh. Pr
74...... 1J ... 7 33 14 311 M T 40
II.,... 14 1 3 14. t 130 7
41 ltt 30 I 40 U 331 44 T 10
47 194 ... " 40 14 94 M 7 0
0 173 ... 7 10 3 319 110 7 M
13 Ill ... I 43 93 331 40 7 M
101. .. 133 ... t 4J jj 343 100 7
10 110 ... 7 30 i 333 , . T M
II.... ...313 10 1 M Tl. ......39 ... 7 90
90 339 30 T M 13 394 0 7 art
31 315 ... T 30 TO 343 119 7 !
14 ..194 M T 10 33. ..-. 307 M T 90
99 ..Ill M 1 34 M7 ... 7 40
II 311 90 7 10 10 JJ( IM) 7 90
71 K9 90 7 M 103 3O0 7 0
94... ...190 90 T 10 39 9M 330 7 90
31, ......503 ... 7 10 3 33 . , 7 90
33 343 40 7 3 37 307 90 T 90
43 3 ! HI II 333 30 T M
13 373 134 7 33 37 3M 140 T 90
H i9 90 7 93 43 tit 340 7 4V)
43 tU 400 7 33 13 313 It IM
M 317 3 to 7 93 97., ,.,tM 300 7 90
54 393 140 J 33 71 339 . . 7 40
77 314 W 7 64 34 30 90 T 90
77 334 90 7 M -44 Ill 190 7 90
99 193 MTU 71.,,.. .371 140 T 93V4
93. Ml 130 7 IS 7t 333 40 7 131,
31. 313 ... 7 93 13 in 90 7 45
33 .. ... 7 U ( Ml .., T
53. - ,.133 ... 7 13 0 133 ... T
II 349 ... 7 77 374 10 T 13
17 IU 10 T 91 25 K7 40 T 93
4!. ...... 37 ... 7 ti 19 341 ... T IS
IT 303 ... 7 3714 17, 33t ... 7 93
I4.......SV4 400 7 I74 43 331 ... T 43
91.. ..,.,319 10 7 10 71 117 30 7 43
H,. ,,.,.119 ... 7 10 13 IX ... t n
14 ... 7 0 38 ,.34 t0 7 70
33,,,. .339 140 l 90 333 , . 7 10
II 311 ... 7 (0 ll.t 904 ... 7 70
43.......J07 1W 7 90
PIG8.
IT Ill ... ITI 41 til ... TK
.SHKElv-while receipts ot ehcep show,
an Increase .over tho corresponding Mon
day a year ago they fall short ot tho sup
pi y a weett ago aim two week ago. th
run wbji pretty evenly divided aa to kill
era and feeders, with tho bulk of the tn
offerings consisting of fed western stack.
Qood killing lambs ware In very mragsn
supply, while thero wa a versotTattabra
showing of fat sheep, fat wa and weth
ers being belter represented than any
thing else on nale. Tradn began at an
early hour nnd continued actlvo through
out the morning. Hoth killing sheep and
lambs sold mostly At steady to strong
prices, though one or two tales of fat;
sheep may posalbly look o dlmo higher.
About threo double decks of fed western
wethers brought as much m 84.78 on the
early market. Another featur of today's
trada was a salo of ted ewe which were
disposed of nt 11.35, A bunch of tat
yearlings sold at tha even money, to.
Most everything at all decent for kllllntr
purposes met with ready sale and a clear
anca was made In good season.
The feeder market was a trifle alow In
opening and when tho bulk of the hold
ings began to move business was no bet
ter than fairly active, lloth feeder lamlm
and sheep were In fair supply, most ot
which changed hands on A basts showing
llttlo If any change from'last week' oloa.
Ing prices, The majority of the offerings
Was cleared In fair season. '
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs Lambs,
good to choice. 17.5M17.75; lambs, fair ta
good, I3,NW7.J; lamb, feeders, Ii-50
6.M; yearlings, light. iA36ffS-2(; yearlings,
heavy, 85.t04iC.85; yearlings, feeders, 11.50
4J5.10; wether, good to choice. 4.2SN.75i
wethers, faJr to good, 33.403t.25: wstharo,
feeders. 14.0004.40: owes, good to choice,
14.J,Vir4.40; ewes, fair to good, 82.7501!
ewes, fender. 2,8JtfXCO; owes, yearltnif
breeders, e4.80tt8.QQ; culls, sheep and
bucks, I1C0073.00.
Representative sales:
212 rod owes.
104
114
103
ICC
W
M
4 IS
4 40
4 25
4 2T
4 X,
I 15
4 75
4 20
3 25
6 75
6 2.1
7 15
7 15
4 50
0 50
ess
419 fed
79 fod
404 ted
CWCrl.,
ewes.,, , ,
ftwos, ,,,,,f
nwe
owes, culls..
45 fed
45 fed
46 fed wethers
227 fed owes
.113
1?
10 fed
owes, cull vi
lambs 89
139 fed
147 Utah lambs, feeders GO
683 Utah lambs M
t2 Utah lambs 65
105 fed wethers v121
275 Nebraska lambs, feeders. 51
221 shorn lambs., 76
CHICAGO JLIVI3 8TOCIC MARI4U5T.1
Uruisnd for Cattlo uml Sheep Steady
II ogs Iiovrrr,
niririirtA r- - niwr.tr n.,-lnl.
V,I11,IVIV, tyi'W, a. V4 twvBll.fl
33,000 head; inaikot, mostly loyiSc lower:
beeves. t5.G.V3'I1.00; Texaa steers, 84.40ijj)
5,75; western steers. 85.0099.20; itockera
uml fuMiiAru 14 Hfifffc7.ff! nnwn nnd heifers.
Ii.7uft7.fl5; calves. w.Tiyaiio.25,
JlOUtJ llecuipts, 01.WV ucnu; mnmoi,
active, 6ffl0c lower: light, 37.2587.70;
.I .1 -Ayn - . .......... flfl, m ,,
t7.25U7.50: nlR. 15.2.Vliy7.25: bulk ot sale.
17.C617.70. ,
8HEICP AND IAMJJrS lieccipts, 45.UW
I. -...a.!.. A 4)n ailvitnatl (ratltaa
utiuj iiiainvi, Bivnu t-w rniint h"vi
43.00tiI.M: lainlis. natlvo, 85.75tr7.75! wet
Kuiiaiis City I.lve; Stock Market.
1CAN8A8 CITV, Deo. 3.CATTIaE Re
ceipt, 18,000 head, Including 1,803 south
erns; market, steady to lOo lower; dressed
buef and export stuers, $8.00010.50; fair to
good, t0.iHS.(W; wostorn steers. 15.50188.00;
stockera unit feeders, 84.5007.60; sou that n
Hirers. 11.5041,7.25: southern cows. 23.750
U.00; natlvo cows. fcfc&Oitf.OO; native heif
ers, 35,ooif8.tio; uuiii, n.mju,wi oaivcs,
J5.501O.50,
HOaS-Rrcelpt. 11,000 head! marlet,
lOo lowor; tiulk of sales, 12.tW7.75i heavy,
37.7OM7.S0: niickors and tiutchers. 87.05
7 75! light. 87.liOtr7.70; pigs, M.007.25.
HHEEl AND UNMHHllecelpts, O.OUU
head: market. lOdylSo hlgherj lamb, 15.75
4t7,05i yeorlltiga, 41.750.23: wethers 84.00
owes, i.WltM; stockera and feed
ers. 83.00(55.00.
St, I.auU I.lve .Stock Market.
ST, lJOVltf, Dec. 2.-OATTI4E Keoelpts,
U.000 head.' Including 3,300 Texans: mar
ket, steady; choice to fine, 810.ftWU.00:
good to choice, $9.00ftl6.W; dressed an
butcher ateers, $A76t3.G0: stockera and
feodum, W.751t7.00: oows and heifers. 84.50
U7.tf); canner. 83.6.VfM.OO; bulls, Ufl(5.M;
calves, ll.OOjllo.OO; Toxaa and Oklahoma
steer. 85.KVQ7.W; cows and lielfcr. 83.CO
M8.00.
H005-Reoflpta, 10,000 heod; market. 10c
lowor; plgit mid llKhts, .vTj7.70! mixed
and butchers, 8J.50JJ7-W; good heavy, 87.70
IflT.TS.
HUK1SP AND lAMHS-Receipts, 8,600
head; market, steady; muttons, 24.25tt
4.40; yearling, .7Mt.f30; lamb. $5.643
7.75; oulls and buck, II.OOQO.JS; etockers,
fJ.50H5.73.
Stock In Hlalit.
Reoelpt of live stock' at tha tins prin
cipal western markets yesterday;
Cattle. Hois. Shep.
South Omaha..,,.,.... v.iw
St. Joseph 1.200
Kansas City l,w
Ht, Uiuln... U.000
Chicago 000
Totals 72,300
10,400
6,000
11.000
14.001)
51.000
H.ooa
8.000
6,00(1
5.60O
48,000
B8.400 81,800
Ht. Joseph lilve Stuck Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Nov. 2. CATTLE
necelpts, 1,200 head; market steady:
steers, 80.759J10.50 cow and heifers, J.kt
8,t0; calves, ISQOfiO.EO.
HOGS-ntcelpts. 6,000 head: maxkut
lower; top, 87 76; bulk of sales, $7.65fjE7.7Q.
fiHEBP AND LAMnS-Recelpta, 8,000
head; market steady; lambs, (8.404J97.8O.
Ilrrnilatuffa In I.tverpool.
LIVOUPOOU Deo. 2-Followlng ar
the stocks of breadstuff and provisions
In Mverpool: Klour. S.ono sacks; wheat,
8S0.000 centals; corn, 674.000 centals; bacon.
9.100 boxes; hams, 2.600 boxes, shoulders.
100 boxes; butter 3.800 cwts.; cheese. 6.0)0
boxes; lard, 1,200 tlescea prime western
steam and 1,800 tons ot other kinds.
Duluth drain Market.
DUI.UTH. Dc. IWIIEAT-No. 1 hard,
81?o; No. 1 northern, HrKc; No. 3 north
ern, TSHc; Montana, No. 1 hard. TWlot
December, WaO bid; May, 8595Hc.
AVool Market.
ST. 1VDU18. Mo.f Dee. 2.-WOOL
Steady; territory and western medium,
!t25c; fine meilluins. 18ti20o; tine, lStjUc,
Klaln Hotter Market.
KLOIN, Dec. 1, BUTTER Firm, !ic
Ft re- nt Medicine Hat.
MEDICINE HAT. Alberta. '000. J.-Iiro
today destroyed the two-otory coucret
storo building here owned by Hobtrt
Mitchell, with a total loua ot 175,000.