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Va estkn terminadas las reparacio.
mes que Sc eetaban haeiendO en- Ia bi.
blioteca insular.
Ra sido an trabsjo entendido y hh-
bill, y hoy San Juan puede sentiEse
orguIloso de aquel centro de cultura.
S9lones RmpIios, bien decoradcs, con
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cas.
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para 81 p6blico.
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ell n1mero de sus bibliotecRs.
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Con guSto hemos podido obserVar
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PeInad0s anIstle0s

En- ID caIIe FortaIeza 81, piso %. il.
quierda, ofreCen su salon para este OBJ
jeto dos sefioritas acabadas lelIeQar de
B4rCeIOna. 3OY 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30
yEWYORK STOCKSAND BONDS
Market is Strong, Irregular and Many
Issues Are Higher.
SEVERAL LEADERS REACT SHARPLY
Late Advance In United states steel
Follows RumOr that Corporation
Has an option on Lacks-
wanna steel Plants.

NEW YORK, Nov a-speculative inter-
est was well maintained in todsys sock
market and sno,hsr large days business
gresslve strelgth in the market and these
Included some of The .nflueudal .ailroad
stocks. But the greater part OF the ad-
vsnces Of the day were amongst st.caS of
less credit, and sharp reactions were SUI
fered by recent inhuen.ia leaders Of the
great southern trunk lines stock and Coo
rado Fuel, which made such brilliant ad-
yyanees Yesterday, and a.so OF United s'ste,
stock is always an important sympathetic
influence on the whole market and It was
the common stock today. Tne latter stock
did show good resistance, however, IN the
reaetionary periods OF the market. AZ one
time during the day the reaction was fairly
comprehensive and prices wsre well below
yesterdays closing level. For the most
Tar. sharp advances and dun sagging move
uents occurring at the same tim p.
The late strong rise In United States
that the corporation had secured an option
on the Dackawanna Steel c-mpany. Read-
ings good showing Of octobsr net eal nss
indifferent to reports of an equally good
result to be disclosed by its October state
ment. Canadian Pacific was hurt by It's
decrease in October net ear Inings Sterling
exchange recovered and London discounts
rose, but. the price Of gold there was fur
The call money rate at the Stock ex-
change was forced as low as per cent
lower during the day on free SfteTings; t,,Ginds
only on Sugar refuted the predict ms that
division Of the surplus was contemplated,
but did not prevent the stock from being
one of the features of the rise. The i-reg
ular movement of the market continued to
the closing.
value. Ss.OS5.OOo United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
aNH "a "a q
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30
NEW YORK GENEnAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-FLOUR-Receipt
s4.sii bbls; exports LIP bbls.; sales, LOO
pkgs. market dull and unchanged; Min
nesota patents, s5SOdo 70; Minnesota bakers.
X.sogtSi winter patents SSeo9s,oO; Winter s6T
425: winter low grades. $SlOq4,ob. Rye
-four, quiet; sales 200 bbls. fair to good
WheSt ouT TnStSs STEADY per loo ibS ss5sS
uisSi5 nH GEH City, ;iSSiis; si Ys kiln drlsd' $50
BARLEY-slow; feeding, 44a4c, c.: 1. f.,
New York; mailing, 6zc, 9. l. T., Bunalo;
WHEAT-Receipts. 7s,lO0 bu.; sales, ,2bO' =
900 bu. futures. Spot market easier; No. 2
duluth, dIsBs, I. o. b. afoat; No. hard
for brief early advance wheat was un-
OF rain, in Argentina were subsequently
increase in worlds stocks promoted active
liquidation after midday. The close was
weak at %gl%c net decline Sales included:
December. 81 iii1dii6%, closed at iiliS. "
bu sales 6a iGST Futures Su 10 Su spot
Spot market easy. No. 2. nominal, elevator
and Soc, {, o; b. ahoat No. 2, yellow, 65c;
here and easier on good weather and the
large receipts closing hc net lower May
y g-l6@5lssc, closed at 5lSsc; December
oATs-Recelpts. $4,000 bu.; exports. 5000
bu,; market dull; mixed 26 TO 80 lbs. 34S9
clipped white. s6 to 40 lbs. S7a4Oc. Options.
FEED Irregular; spring bran, sis5O@
900; middling 1890; city. s20.O0627.O0
HA;Y-dIdrrsgular; Irregular shipping. 65a7Oci good to
HoPs~Firm: state common to choice.
1904, 3la39c; 1903. 3lG36c; olds, l4dlso; Pa
cneo coast, 1904. SO@S7c; 1903, soq3ic; olds.
HIDEs-FIrm; Galveston. 20 to % lbs,
lsc Texas dry. "a TO 30 lbs, 1i1kc
LEATHER-Flrm; acid. 24q26c.
RyIsIoNs;essf msss 3 cps O S.s, family S
1885, packet, s1o,O0alo,5O city, extra India
mess. Sl4,b0dpl660 Cut meats. steady; pick
led bellies. ssOogs'7s piekled shoulders,
west western steamed s. November e closed sIt at
S.9b. nominal; refined. easy: continent,
81 30; South America. $50; compound. $3.50
GbB Pork. steady; family N5lOo615 so;
TALLow-ouief:' cItv 1so per pEg5. G5c:
country (pkgs. free). 44sGl4sAc
RlCE-Firm: domestic. fair to extra 25s
V6be; Japanese, nominal
POULTRY-Alive. dull; western chickens,
lie; fowls, lie; turkeys. 10dl2c: dressed.
weak; western chickens. 11G15c; fowls, 1l6D
EaosIistronsss:. extra fancy selected, soc;
BUTTER-Firm street price extra
creamery, 96Q96lhc Offical prices: Cream-
erv. common 10 extra. 16@26,Sc; held extra
,ssf2ic; renovated. common 20 extra. ls4
lSttc: western factory. common to choice,
ladl6hc; western. imitation creamery COM
mon 80, t,,-s - shcice lblf@"oc.
CHEESE-F1rm; state, full cream, small,
September colored and white. fancy. li&c:
late made: cplored and white. poor 10
choice hml0%c; large, September, colored
fancy. lihe; late made. colored. good 10
T&Gs&c
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Beard of Trade.

CHICAGO, Nov 2p-Heavy movement Of
grain In the northwest was one OF the lead.
ing factors IN a weak wheat market today
cisely 1c. May is down &C. Corn IL on
huPsc. Oats and provisions are practically
Influenced by early frmness in the Liver
pool wheat market. said TO be due 10 re-
ports OF unsettled weather IN Argentine,
cember. was up Hc at s1.ofs and May "a
NC to tQhc, at yl.o9lz TO Sl'9A. From toe
start, however. there was free selling by
elements in the situation was the accumu-
lation OF wheat In the northwest, IN addi-
tion to the bearish situation In the north;
west a local statisticians summary OF
winter wheat conditions was hard blow
to bulls, who have been trying TO create
alarm Thd out OF the drouth IN the squtnWes' % s,Ss
ton TO be good in most localities, but pre-
dicted that with q fair snow protection.
much as the T lack " OF H1R moisture T has fore. d
extra root growth. At NO6h Dece nbs.
reached the low point of the day. Mean.
closed weak with December at H.t6eS Final
figures on May were ylwhgi.Os1s. Gear
ancos OF wheat and flour were equal 10
10l,5Oo bu. The worlds visible supply, as
shown by Bradstreet's, incl eased 4t6olCS
bu. Primary receipts were l.l6N2O bu..
compared with 1,ezi, 800 bu, a year ago.
Minneapolis, Duluth and chicago reports
receipts OF e78 cars. against l.22i cars last
week and $50 cars a year ago.
wheat were the main factors contributing
to rather weak tone I'm corn, At the stai (
cash and receiving houses were liberal
sellers of May, while shorts were the best
buyers, As the session advanced some
liquidation OF December developed, but es-
umated small receipts for tomorrow he'd
sellers In check. The market closed near
the lowest point of the day. December
opened a shade lower, at 4s3sc, sold on to
$40 and closed at 4skc, May ranged be-
tween $50 and 4S5sc and closed at 491sc
Local receipts were 40 cars. with OF
contract grade.
The feature OF trading in oats was chang
ing from December to May by elevator in
terests. premium of 2hc on May was
the prevailing basis OF exchange. In view
OF the weakness of wheat the market
held remarkably steady. December opened
shade higher at 291tQ29Hc, sold between
29c and 29kc and closed at 2e1kc. May ciose
with a loss of hc at s1hQ31Sc. Local Ie-
ceiQts were l24 cars,
Liberal hog receipts and weakness Of
wheat and corn caused some liquidation or
provisions, but prices showed only sight
changes. Trading was chiefly in the de-
ferred deliveries. At the close January
pork and lard were each of 21c, at 81. IN
and 500. Ribs were a shade lower, at
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
81 cars; corn, 2O4 cars; oats, eS cars; hogs,
5000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARIET
Bears in Wheat Work the MsrIst for a
Break Of q Cent q Bushel.
SNOW on SMALL CROP DAMAGE BY DRoU1H


OMAHA, Nov, %, 1904.
~ me ., srain pits were not especially active
s fS0 SssPSa so %.rpso TR sFy and dYSss hsfs
tine: tine, This wss followed BY reported shut
drouth ana ~ from 'rn''sn Snow, the crop sSihor-
lers was simply method OF bringing pres
sure 20 bear on the railroads 20 allow the
5 as scheduled. Shows reports always con-
sidered reasonably reliable, had steadying
hooks, eve everybody wsitinE for sorns definite
ncws OF sufioient force to cause action one
Ds sss ,1 th: V Soum" OF business
In Omaha the car lot receipts were light
Prioes PIT sns1s were s compsratiSsiS nr% and IN.
sdySnce OeE then nT turning %' decinsd &c NED 10 soy
with recovery on Shows dispatch TO H.07%
sgain: May was little better than than on ni
sold at n.0ejt6i.Oek TO S.0slt. and back TO
s1.0o1k. 30 slow was the speculative trading
Seswssn ss vas E July was S prs0tcaS
In the last hour. Of the session the mar
actor. The bears, tired Of waiting for bear
fish news, Just turned loose on the various
FUTURES ana DTOuknI ADOuN u ~ -
full point az compared with Mondays
close, breaking the December price TO ASs
and the May TO n.Osh, while July was 20
&c lower.
Quite a large amount Of corn has been
sold within the last few days for Omaha
delivery in the near future to grade NO:
or better. This weather 10 excellent for the
conditioning OF corn. and II Is likely that
the receipts win show an improved grade
In the near future. There is a fairly good
demand for cash corn. Futures were 1IaAc
lower in Chicago. December was on to 4S1tc
and May to 45Atc. There was scarcely any
Improvement in the close.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. hard. S.o6a1.os; No. 9
hard, 81. .00a1.06; No. 4 hard, 90cq$1.0o; No.
spring, N0b; No 4 spring, SIC.
CORNING. 2. 401hc; No. 8, lhc; No. 4,
4Ojkc; no grade, 37Atc; No. 2 yellow. 43c; No:
2 yellow, I%ci No. white. 421sc; No. )
oATs-No. 2 mixed, sc; No 8 mixed, &c;
No. 4 mixed, 26o; No. 2 white. 2sc; No 3
white, 2s1hc; No. white, N15c; standard,
Omaha Cash sales.
WHEAT car Csample), Sc; car No. 4.
CoRN-i car No. 3 yellow. Es4c: 1000 bu.
No. 3, to arrive. lAc.
BARLEY-1 car No. 4. &c.
Grain Markets Elsewhere.
Closing prices at the following markets
today and Monday were:
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30

Wool Market.

BOSTON. Nov -WooL-Market has
been more quiet than In recent weeks, with
suits from genuine scarcity of wool in
the grades chiefly In demand. The surplus
has disappeared and buyers are now seek
ing for enough wool 10 supply the trade
for the rest OF the year. Territory wools
have sold freely IN the generally quiet mar;
prices. The foreign market is hrmer,
quotations; Territory; ldaho-Ftnt. 1880
isc; medium, s1G2sc low medium, 22G9se,,
Wyoming-Flne 17lzd1s1hc: heavy fine, l6qt
lSc; fine medium, i6llsgislaci medium S2g
vada-Fine, l7GlSc; fine medium, l71s@lSc;
medium, 22q2sc low medium, 2Sg24c Da-
fSf dunn ai@2ae "iSS low "ns medium, % .Sasic Mon.
tana-Fine choice, 2ld22e; fine average. 10
%9os; fine mediSm SJT.osi choice; 2@22e average;
LONDON Nov. .s.-wooI~-The sixth
today The offerings amounted to il,e7s
bales bales Including ge Of Ss
Hosgetts were in spirited dema nd and sold
At the highest price of of the series ser sc Cross.
in detail; New South wales, l,4Oo bales;
secured, lod@ls I'd; greasy, Ssfda1s ID:
greasy, 7d5iid Victoria 1900 baies; secured,
traiia: 500 bales; be srsasy, 74SiSd West
Aeslana 60 SSiss SSiss greasy greasy dSis & sS
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 100 bales;
greasy, 9dtllhd The sales closed firm,
merinos were In steady demand throughout
1ssd IA and soogTeds and medium greasy )
per cent. while faulty and inferior grades
were unchanged. Fine lambs wool was
but short, stapled lost fully 10
per cent. Fine cross-breds advanced per
cent and medium and coarse i0di6 per cent
Secured slipes gained 10 per cent; mediq1
20 per cent, Cape of Good Hope and Natal
wool opened unchanged. later hardened and
closed 5 per cent higher, During the series
SS S8S bales were taken by home buyers.
10000 for the continent and 2QOo for Amer
lea. About loo bales were held over for
the 1906 sales
ST. LOUIS, Nov, 29,-WOOIr.Firm; me-
dlum grades, combing and clothing, 2Sq29
light fine. 1ST22ihc; heavy fine, i49IiSc tub
washed, 21dI40c. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations o
staple and Fancy Produce.

EGGS-Candled stock, 26c.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens, TIC; roosters
Sc; turkeys i2hc; ducks, SG9c geese. ease
spring chickens, SdSzc,
BUTTER-Packlng stock. H1Ad15c; choice
to fancy dairy; l79lSe' creamery Haz'c
ihpFS FREssH sEi'Fs FL '0'N EN FIsH-Trout ioc; pick
erel; SC; pike IYe; perch: &c; 6.nefisn l2ct 2ct
lobster (green), zoe; lobster (ool; ed) Soc
bullheads, lie; catfish, Hc; black bass, 2oc
SasE Sasd o So white SSEspRBss Bsss li c frog fes es
BRAN-Per ton. sl5e9 =.
Dealers association: Choice No: upland
ESS No No 6? %efS Tbeae Sses Sfe oi
nay 3yYsTEERSe% EERSa S4sSF % York counts per can
46o; extra selects, per can, sc; standards
sI85 bulk extra seiects), por gal. .si.75;
bulk New TR6Pic%n YS5f eoan'sR FRSFTgg Ri GAL 500
2l6 and 25O. 1926; California, nayels. all
= LEMON csliforn,a fancy, &c; 800. and
" DTATEsssS%Per Per box, 'S,'Vi Of sO-lb. pkes, 1,oO;
Hallowi, in 7o-lb; box, per IL. 5h@ic.
.. FIGsmCaliforSia, per lo,l6 Gari9n, 'Sg
crown, 14c; 7-crow1; lSc fancy; Imported
BANANAS - Per mediums sized bunch,
81 .o0ap?, 20; immhos, s2.75as.5O,
GRAPE FRU1T-Per box of 81 to ST. $3.50.
APPLES Homegrown Jonathans. PEE
man and Pound Sweets, $500; New York
Kings 800; New York Pippins, 81 rs; New
York Greetings $3.50; New York Bald
wins, $2.75; Colorado Jonathans, N.61; Wins
Saps, per bu. box. $40
PEARs-Utah. Colorado and California,
fall varieties, per box, 1.75d2.25
GRAPES-Imported Malagas, per keg,
CRANBERRIEs - Wisconsin Bell and
Bugle per bbl., sS5OG9OO; Wisconsin Bell
and Cherry and Jerseys, per bbl, S75; per
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES-New home grown, In sacks,
per hu.. 40c; Colorado, per bu., 55q6Oc.
TURNIPS.,Per bu., SSc; Canada ruta-
bagas. per lb.. 1c
CARROTS-Par bu. 4Oc
PARSNIPS-Per bu., 40c
BEETS-Per hu. 40c.
NAVY BEANs-Per bu., N.s5Gl2.O0
ONIONS-Home grown in sacks. per bu.,
75c; Spanish. per crate s2cO I"
CUCUMBERS-Per case OF doZ.. 81. 90.
TOMATOES - California, per 4-basket
crate. $3.50
CABBAGE-Home grown. per 100 lbs, 7Oc.
SWEET POTATOES-Home grown per
bu. basket Coo; Kansas kiln-dried. per bbl,.
se.O0.
GREEN PEPPERS-Per bu. basket. SOC.
SQUASH-Home' grown. per doz. soc.
cELERY-Per dozs 26a6Oc; California,
RADIsHBS-Per doz. sOc.
LETTTCE-Hot house. per doz., 4Oq5Oc
head lettuce per doz, 800.
SHALLOTS-Per doz., 60c.
CAIN FLOWER - Southern. per bbl.,
$350a4.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30
The disposition of the days receipts wns
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Of ind On Tod.


CATTLE-There was a smaller run OF
cattle here this morning than generally
anticipated and as result the market
wanted. Practically the only bear feature
was the fact that Kansas City had q 900
, cattle where the market ruled steady to
a dime lower.
Several loads of we'll finished corn fed
steers arrived this morning, but buyers
did not take hold with as much life as
expected and the market cannot be quoted
few good cattle here of late that 1t is
practically impossible to tell whether the
market is higher or lower The big run
Of good cattle in Chicago this week no
little indifferent Owing 10 the fact that
buyers and sellers could not agree on
prices i was a little late before all the
The demand for western range beef
steers was fully equal to the supply and
the market ruled active and steady to
and II was not long before most every
thing In sight was out OF first hands, The
quality Of the offerings was not particularly
The COW market did not show a great
deal of change from yesterday In either
direction. The same as has been the case
for the last few days the market seemed
were calling 1t all the way from strong
TO barely steady, As general thing
though anything at all desirable sold with
were paid yesterday, Common corn fed
cows were, neglected and hard 10 sell
satisfactorily:
Bulls, veal calves and stays sold at just
There was a small supply OF stockers
and feeders here this morning and with
favorable prospects OF a fair demand from
strong to dime higher. the greatest
advance being on the more desirable
grades Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30
Ksn... c,,y live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Nov 2s.-CATTLE--Re-
ceipts. 1900 head, inclnding 40 southerns;
market steady to l5c lower; choice export
and dressed beef steers, S5.00g6zS: fair 70
good, tS5UqS.OO; western fed s.eers. S.506f
$50; stockers and feeders, AsVq4O0: soIth-
ern steers, " oJdI.2S; southern cows, al,500
800; native cows, tl5063 Is; native h ife.s
81 5odio.OO bulls, S2.UOdS. %; calves, S2ydu6.U0.
since January, 1902; market 5al0c loweri
top, A,70; bulk Of sales. A30Q4.U0. heavy,
8. .eoQ4. 20; packers. A.Adt.co; pigs anu
lights, g. 7514.5O
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts, SEQ
head market for lambs steaoy; sheep leo
lower: native lambs. A5Jd6V0; native
wethers. N.25G475; native ewes. A.0Ofi45J;
western lambs, A.50a6.0o; western year
hnes, "a. .26dle.25 western sheep, $l76p42l;
stockers and feeders s.. 6odiq Is; Utah grass
feeding ewes l0l lbs. N.2p. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-Money was in active
demand in the market today. partly owing
to the payment OF cali for nearly $4,000
of the Cuban per cent loan. Discounts
hardened despite the more favorable for
eign exchanges. There was fair amount
Of business In some directions on the Stock
were limited, the settlement absorbing at
tenton. The movements were irregular.
Consols were fairly steady. Americans
opened firm, moved irreguarly to about
parity, Illinois Central being the feature,
and closed quietly Arm. Kaffirs were easier
on profit-taking. Imperial Japanese Is OF
1904 were quoted at gh.
BERLIN, Nov. z9.-Trading on the Bourse
today opened sluggish, but improved later.
PARIS Nov. 29-Prices on the Bourse
today opened firm and subsequently became
irregular. The market closed heavy. Rus
sian imperial AZ were quoted at 1920 and
Russian bonds Of 1904 at SOL
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30

SHEhP-There was lBnt supply OF
sheep and lambs on sale this morning, ana
with a good demand from all sources the
market on killers of all kinds ruled active
and strong. There were very few punches,
though. that could be used by packers. and
as all OF them were in need Of fresh sup
plies competition was keen and everything
sold early. AS high as $6 was paid for g
bunch OF natire-fed lambF. which is the
highest price so far this season and some
fed ewes sold up to $50.
The demand for feeders was also in ex-
cess OF the supply, at least so far as the
eral marke. could safely be quoted steady
to strong A string OF feeder lambs sold
as hi-h as S.CS.
quotations Tor grass sheep and lambs;
Good to choice yearllngs H.50d4.7b: fair 70
wethefs H2SaisC; far TO good wethers
s4OOq425i good to choice ewes, S4.oOql,S ,S
anps a so sSGSS rsr ' e soGS spGS Sm6s S2 g
dt.lO; feeder yearlinss, Si5aL:5. feeder
wethers,, ss,sOaA:o; feeder ewes. ts.enusiso;
feeder lambs G2CQbO: Representative
sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

DEEDS Aled November 9s, as furnishei
bv the Midland Guarantee and Trust
company, bonded abstTacter, 1914 Farnam
street, to The Bes:
Barbara Diebelka and husband to F.
]. Moriarty, lots ! and 2, block H.
ist add to South Omaha. a..,~.,4..,. $500
j.. II. Ogden 70 A. johnson. middle
1HmaS. x Of lSts %,sv 70 and a. block "A, 7co
Kate NJ Winane TO Minnie c.. Free
nan. lot is, block 7, Baker Place. 30
Alice A. Havemeyer and husband to
Frank and Louisa Kochawouski,
s26 feet OF lots q and 20. bloek I,
Dumont Place ,,..,....,..........,..., 1900
Hengen und. 81 Of go feet OF lot s,
and WIZ of lot Z block 3d. CITY,.
Sheriff to ". c. Kinds. lots and p,
Spring Valley, ex. right of-wav..,. 6lO
Sheriff TO A. Kohn, lot s, block g.
Deer Park .,,,.,...,......,....s .s....'''.. 0lD
C. w Hare. trustee. to F. Nelson. W o
feet OF e1O0 feet OF sh OF lot Q,
block .. Orchard Hill,,.,............ 200
r. Berger and wife to Edith II. Wobb,
lots l and 2 Barkalow Place, l
Edith Fl. Webb 10 ID. v Sholes COM
c. A. Baldwin and wife to Ora Van
Sandt. lot 49, block Il, Saunders
Himebaugh's add. 15
c. N Voss and wife 10 ]. NJ. Peterson.
lot s, block "a, Druid Hill so
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30
AvaiIabIe snpnIIes nf Grnin,

NEW YORK. Nov 29-Special cable and
teleRraphic communications received bv
Bradstfeets show the following chances
in the available supplies OF grain ms com
pared with the last account
Wheat. United States and Canada east of
OF the Rockies; Increase, 2,6SS,000 bu.: afloat
Total supply, increase, 46Ss, 900 bu
Corn, United States and Canada east of
the Rockies Increase, $4,000 bu
Oats, United states and Canada, east OF
the Rockies: Increase, $4,000 bu
The leading increases reported this week
Cleveland. 10000 bu. at Coteau .OnO bu
al Ogdensburg. 10000 bu. at Port Huron
and 5000 bu. at st. Joseph. The leading de-
creases are 10000 bu at the Northwestern
interior elevators and 10000 bu. at Louis
Vile.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-30

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 29.-CATTL E-Receipts,
5000 head. including $500 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers.
A5Ud650; dressed beef and butcher steers,
A25QS.S5 steers under 1000 lbs, SS0oG5.tO;
stockers and feeders. R25W3,75 cows and
helfers, 81 2bf450 the top Tor fancy; can
SJ.1OGGbO; Texas and Indian steers, 81 900
AS: COWS and heifers, 81 00d }0J
HOGS-ReCeipts 140IO head: market
lower; pigs and lights, $35Od+.25; packers,
81. 40l IbO; butchers and best heavy, As51
460
SHEEP AND LAMBS--R Receipts, 1000
head: market steady; natives, S75d475;
lambs. A.50m600: Culls and bucks, S2.00
400; stockers, t2.25630O: Texans. t30'd5.0Ji