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10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , NOVEMBER y , 1800.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIA
Weakness at Liverpool is Chief Factor
Local Grain Markets ,
WHEAT YIELDS ONE CENT UNDER PRESSUI
Corn In Also Affected nnil On In TnU
n Sympathetic nip nnil I hi : ! ) < -
prcftfilnii Ijvrn Kxtcndn
to Provision * .
CHICAGO , > 'ov. 8. Liverpool' * weakne
was the chleC factor In the grain marke
todiiy. Wheat closed Ic and corn WH\
lower. Oats sympathetically lost We. Pr
Visions were heavily sold. January po :
closed 5fi-V'.4c lower ; January Innl a shai
under and January ribs 2',4c higher.
The loss lit Liverpool worked potently (
the price < f wheat nt the opening. The I
Itlal nrlco was under puts , at a loss fro
yesterday of ' .fcf/&c. ' December nt ( Stifles *
und Uiay ut 72Vb < g72'4c. ; At thcso llgun
thorn was some buying .by . shorts ai
I "gainst holders of puts , which resulted in
rally of Ha. This fulled to hold. The fai
that there was almost no outside drmar
acted ns a 'bearish inllucnco and there wi
n rush , lit dispose of Ions stocks on tl
-Tljo price declined. December to CS
4C and .May to 72 72'ic. At ths ! poll
there wail a rally caused by n determine
' to protect puts , which sent the D. .
crnVbrr option to liS c and the May to 72U
? m. Ihmo ngures aolcd merely ns a bii
o litHders and thu prioo rased off on prol
lakliid to hStc ( , for De cember and T'J'ic ' fc
lJ- : . ? , 'hn clo ! < l > WI1H weak , December t
? I \Jp nnrt . .May nt 72 c. At no time dl
the. prise gut abovis puts ! A 'reported Ir
crease i f 2X.OOO.OOO bu. In the world's sloe
for October had much to do with the clos
Ing weal Biess. Northwest receipts were T
cnrr , lus V'"ipared wltli 2,951 cars last yen
and IW9 cars last week. Receipts at nr'inar
points we.re M3.000 bu. . Including yesterday' '
receipts .Incompletely reported on account r
elections. Primary receipts were 2.000.O.
bu. , ns nfalnst 3,213,000 hu. a year ago , He
colnts here were S3 earn , 7 of contract gradi
Kxport clearances nt the seaboard , e >
elusive of yesterday's , were uiiunl In when
and flour to W1,000 bu , Uradstreet's re
ported a. d crease ot 1-I53,000 bu. Ncw Tor
reported 22 loads for export
t'orn flhiTWed little strength , followln
wheat on the Liverpool weakness. Loral re
i-Hnts were -mall , .but the country accer
tances were reported Increasing. Tradln
was moderate ly active. The opening was '
net loss cf VtfiMo from yesterday. Th
market decllntd steadily under limildatlo
and was at Its wcaknit at the close DC
comber opened at ai-XffKlHio. ranged fret
Hli" to 31f sund 1'lonod fyfij-ifaG lower a
31MMlV4c. May i | > oncd at KQ32 c , range
from 32'Ac to SZTfto and closed at 32Vic He
celpts were small , only 131 cars. Scaboar
clearances werefiTS.COO bu.
Sympathy with corn and some liberal sell
Ing by shorts caused n decline of We ii
oats. The trudo was fairly good , but n
transactions or Importance were reported
The. cash demand -vvna slow , both local !
and nt the seaboard. December oats opene'
"t.Hfi"4c , ( * > ld nt 22 ? ( SV2c and closed u
zsTnii/rJvtc. Rcdelpts hero were 151 cars.
Irregularity marked the/ trade In provl
slons. The openlnt' was at a Blight gal :
and this was followed by an advance
chiefly In pork , which went up 7 > , Ao , causei
by Investment bviylng and liberal shlpplni
orders. The. mari-et turnetl weak Inter o
free .selling ot pork and lard. Jamiarv porl
closed Sio under yesterd.'jj- $9.70 bid
January lard a shiule under $3.25 and Janu
nry ribs-2HC higher at $5.00.
Kstlmnted receipts tomorrow : "Wheat S
oars ; corn , 200 cars : oats. 130 cars- hoes *
36,000 head.
Articles. | Open. | High. | Low. fcioae Yes'y
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Whmt i "
Dee.
Slay 72H 72H 73V
'Cnrn-
'Dec. 31 % "
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Jan. 31 W 30 % "o | $ 31
May 32T ? 32 'J ' 32V4 32Ti
Oats-
Dec. Slitftlt
May ' 23Ti
J'ork
Dec. ! 8 30 20 S 20 8 22 V.
Jan. 977' ' ! 9 70 9 70 9 77/i
Muy i)0 ) 77'.i 9 ! s2
Lard-
Dec. 5 07' ' 5 07J4 5 05 505 S 07V
Jan. 523 530 5 25 C 23 5 27V
'May ' 5 40 5 40 5 40 B 42
402V4 492JJ 492VS 4 92& A 12V
' ' " 4 97
'o'od" 00
Cash quotations were as follows :
. . 'r.1'o 'Il SIoxv nncl easy : winter patents
J3.5a7f3.6o ; HtraiKhts , $3.2o3.35 ; clews $31
? 3.23 ; spring specials. $4.10 ; spring patents
$3MOff3.CO ; straights , $2.90@3.20 ; haters , $2.3C
\VHEAT-No. 3 spring , GoVafSCTc ; No , 2 red ,
COHN-No. 2. 32Vic ; No. 2 yellow. 32Uc.
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C6'ic ; No.3 \vhlte/24i426c. '
HYK-No. 2 , 51'X-c.
nAHI KY-No. 27 37 I43c.
SBICDS No. 1 ( laxaeed , $1.SS. Prime
seed , $2.30. Clover , contract ,
- , Moss pork , per libl. , $7,73
? ? S,25. Lard , per 100 Ibs. , $5.03fi5.20. 'short
rb sides ( loose ) . $ I.8&5.30. | Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) . $ : . . .
> .37Vi@3.50. Short clear
Bides ( boxcd ) , _ $ C.2ftfir.,2j.'i
s' finished goods , per
SlIpARS-Cul loaf , $5.70 : granulated. $5.18
Vollowlng are the receipts nnd shipments
for today :
Articles Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
? o r bbls . i9o(5o ( 13,000
Wheat , bu . 103,000 14000
. hu . 516,000 433,000
B. bu . 403,000 258,000
! . l' . . 14,000 2000
Darley , bu . 14S.OOO 25oOO !
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was llrm ; creameries , ] & 5J24c ;
SI3\V YOHIC CJK.VKUAl , MAHKET.
( luoditloiiM for the Day on Vnrlonn
CnniiiiodltlrH.
NliW YORK. Nov. S.-KLOUR-RccclptB ,
42,667 bbls. ; exports , 37,661 bbls. ; sales , 11000
bbls. ; easier and more active , without qu'ot-
able change In prices ; the easier ruling of
wheat caused moro liberal offerings , nye
Hour , steady ; sales , 350 bbls. Buckwheat
Hour , dull at J2.SOT2.60.
NHUCKWHEAT-Dull at C10C3c c. I. f.
CORNMEAIv-Steady , but quiet ; yellow
? 'ewi3niios ( > 682c : clty' 80slc : Brnn iywi o.
RYE-rirm ; No. 2 western , C2 c f. o. b.
, , n.AHM3V-Dull ! fecdliiff 40V40420 c. 1 f.
Uufialn.
RARLKY MALT Quiet ; western , SSflCJc
WirEAT-RecclptH. 130.425 bui cxporu'
166.39J bu. ; BnlcB , 2.4C3.000 bu. futures. 203,000
'U. snot. Spot , dull : export demand disap
pointing ; No. 2 red. 7 4c f. o , b. ailoat spot :
No. 1 northern Duluth. 7Sc f. o. b. afloat to
arrive : No. 2 red , 72'.io elovntor. Optlona
opened dull at a decline of ? ic under dis
appointing cables ; reacted u trlllo on local
covering , but again turned easier , follow
ing Chicago and under local liquidation nnd
, ,
CORN-Recolpts. 101,900 bu , ; exports. 1S2 -
240 bu. : sales , 50.000 bu. futures , 256,000 bu
ppot , Spot , firm , but quiet ; No , 2 , Hi ) 0 t
o. b. nlloat and 39 > ic elevator. Options
opened dull , but nominally steadier on n % o
ndvunco at Chlcagu , but turned easier with
wheat and closed dull at net unchanged
to Uo advance : May , 33V4ff3So. closed , 3SWc ;
December. 39WT39UC. doped. 39&C.
OATS Receipts , 186.200 bu , ; exports , 79-
397 bu , ; nalos , 5,000 bu. spot. Spot , dull *
track , whllo western , 3093ic ; track , whlto
Btato , 30Viff3lc. Options nominal ; no uusl-
.
HAY Steady ; shipping , G370o ; good to
Choice. 75JS214c. |
HOPS Quiet ; Pacific coast and stnto. 1899
crop. r.'WlSc.
IIIDKS-KJrm ; Qnlrreton , 20 to 25 Ibs.
' U ' ° 3 ° lt > S" 13t" Callfornla'
M'4 ! " * 501bslaU24
LEATHEi { Ste-u'dy ; hemlock solo , DuonoH
ociU ! * suA to "envy wclghu' 21S2 ° :
WOOI Dull ; domestic llecce , ZK/'Cc1
Toxns , 14 19c.
MOLiXSSKS-Steady ; New Orleans , open
WoVISIQNS-neef. strong ; famllv. $12.50
ffri3.00 ; mess. J 0.60 ; beef hams , J23.50g25.00 ;
iim-Uet. $11.001.12.00 ; city , extra India me- * ,
$19.CO't/22.00. Out meats , quiet : pickled bel
lies. JG.26ftS.00 ; pickled shoulders. $6.76117.00 :
pickled hams. J5.7&H9.60. I rd. easy ; west
ern steamed clowd at $5.45 ; city , $5.15 ; No.
vember. $5.60 ; refined , easy ; continent , $5.73.
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KREIOHTS Qulc-t ; cotton , by steamer.
2iUe ! : pruln , by ateamcr , 3Uc.
METAI-S The market for metals was
tame , cloying with buyers and rollers allku
ahowlntr apathy. Tin wag weak and tending
downward In sympathy with reverses
abroad and discouraging newa from the
vest. At the. close the exchange called pig
iron warrants dull , with sellcrt * nt JI6. for
IMarch to June delivery ; lake copper dull at
$17 ! tin dull and easy at $29.78 bid and
Asked ; lend quiet , with J4.60 bid nnd J' '
nxkcd ; spelter dull , with JI.75 bid and $4
asked. The brokers' price for lead Is $ <
and for copper $17,12 < -
OMAHA CICXKRAI , MARKET.
Condition of Trade nnd Qnotntlon *
Simile nnd Fancy I'rortnce.
KGGS Receipts light : market firm fit !
POULTRY Hens , live , 6 c ; spring chii
ens , 6' c ; old nnd stnggy roosters , live ,
5i4c ; ducks nnd geese , live , 6JT7c ; lurke
live , lOc.
RUTTI3R Common to fair. 15c ; choice ,
ffl7o ; separator , 25c ; gathered crenme
22f2.fIC.
I'lOEONS-Llvo. per doz. , 7ic.
VEALS-Cholce , 9c.
GAME Prairie chickens , per < loz. , $4.0
4.60 ; qimll , per doz. . $ l.60fil.75 ; mnllari
$3.0003.25 ; bliio wing leal , $1.75 ; ftreen wl
ten ) . $1.2.Vj71.5 < > ; mixed ducks. $1.60ft2. < X > .
OUSTERS Medium , per can , zoo ; star
ards. per can. 2lc ; bulk standard , per gr
$1.25 ; extra selects , per can. 32c ; ext
selects , per gal , , $1.78 ; New York Conn
per < ? an , 40c : .New York Counts , per 100 , $1.
HAY Upland , choice. JG.50 ; mlillai
choice , $6.00 ; lowlana. cnolcc , $5.00 ; r
straw , cholro , $5,50 ; No. 3 corn , 27c ; No
whlto cats , tt'.ic ' ; cracked corn , per ton , $
corn and oats , chopped , per tos , $12. i
bran , per ton , $13 : shorts , per ton. J14.
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES- crate , 65i ? 5c.
SWEI3T POTATOES-Por hlil. . $2.25.
POTATOES-Pcr bu. , 25027C.
CRANUERRlKS-t.npo CoS , M,60S6. (
fancy Howes. J6.50ffl7.00.
ONlONS-Rctall way , 70jI > 7Sc.
CELERY Per doz. . 20040C.
TURNIPS Rutabagas , per lb. , lUc.
CABBAGE-Pcr Ib7. lUc.
FRUITS.
PLUMS-Oregon , per crate. J1.004J1.25.
CALIFORNIA I'liACHES-No ' good flhl
ping stock.
APPLES Choice western shipping stoc
M.OOiI3.23 ( : Jonathans nnd Grimes' colde
B.COtri.OO : New York stock , $3.75JI4.00.
GRAPES-New York , 20c ; California T
knys , $1.75.
PEARS Wtstorn varieties , $2.150450.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES-MexIcnn. per box , $1.50.
LEMONS California faoicv. 14.75o.C
choice Callfornla , $1.00Si.su ; Messina , $5.
djn.ro.
BANANAS Choice , crated , large tocl
per bunch , J2.00S'2.EO ; medium-sized bunchc
{ 1.7EQ2.00.
1.7EQ2.00.HIDES.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES-No. 1 green hides , 8c ; No. 2 gret
hides. 7c : No. 1 salted hides. 9ic ; No.
salted hides , Slc ; No. 1 veal calf , S to :
Ibs. , lOc ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to IS Ibs. , 8e
TALLOW. GREASE , ETC.-Tnllow. No.
3ic ; tallow. No. 2 , 3Wc ; rough tallow , l i
white grease , ZK@3Vio : yellow and brow
crease , 214Q3C.
214Q3C.MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case , $3.25 ( 3.50.
NUTS Hickory nuts , per bu. , Jl.OO.
FIGS California , layers , per 10-lb. bo :
$1.10 $ ; California carton , per 10-lb. box , $1.2
MAPLE SUCAR-Por lb. . 5c.
St. Ioul Grain nnd Provision * .
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 8. WHEAT Lowe :
No. 2 red , cash , elevator , C9c ; track , 71
ri c : December , 6S7ac ; May , 73i/4S73c ; N
2 hard , fi7 < 86Sc.
FLOUR Dull and heavy ; patents. $3.40
1.60 ; extra fancy , J3.05fj3.15 ; clear , $2.7532.9 *
CORN Lower ; No. 2 cash , 31c ; track , 32
! 2VJc : December , 30Uc ; May. SIVic.
OATS Dull : No. 2 cash. 23V4c ; track. 2li
December , 23Uc ; May , 21c ; No. 2whit. .
! 6fi26V.c.
RYE Firm at Etc.
SEEDS-Tlmothy. $1.90fJ2.10 ; flaxseei
ewer nt $1.26.
CORNMISAL Steady nt S1.75S1.SO.
BRAN Strong ; sacked , cast track , 64 :
I5c.
I5c.POULTRYDull
POULTRY-Dull ; chickens , old , GUc
, -oung , 6V4-07c - ; turkeys , e',4@7c ; ducks , 5V4'
iM-c : geese , 5Hc.
HAY Timothy , steady at JS.BOSll.OC
iralrle , llrm at $7.25flS.r,0.
WHISKY Steady at $1.23' .
COTTONTIE3-$1.03.
BAGGING 5fl6ic.
HEMP TWINK-9C.
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats. boxe
ihoulders , $5.75 ; extra shorts , $5.37'4 ; clea
Ibs , J5.50 ; clear sides , $5.62'/2. Bacon , boxe
ihoulders , none offering ; extra shortf
5.75 ; clear ribs , $5.S7 > ,4 ; clear sides. J6.12' (
RECEIPTS Flour , 5.000 bbls. : wheat , 25 ,
00 bu. ; corn. 41,000 bu. ; onts , 46,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 10,000 bbls. ; wheal
0,000 bu. ; corn. 4S.OOO bu. ; oats , 17,000 bu.
Aviillnlilc Supply of Krnln.
NEW YORK. Nov. 8. Special telegraphl
ind cable communications to Bradstreet *
how the following changes In avallabl
iupplles. as compared with last week :
WHEAT United States and Canada , cas
if Rockies. Increase. 2,617,000 bu. ( Liver
iool Corn Trade News ) ; aflpat for and 1
Europe , decrease , 4,100.000 bu. ; total supply
lecreaae , 1,453,000 bu.
CORN United States and Canada , cas
f Rockies , decrease , 1,379.000 bit.
OATS United States and Canada , east o
lockles , increase , 116,000 bu.
Among the more important Increases re
orted but not given In the official vlslbl
upply statement are those of 677,000 bu. a
! hlcago private elevators. 350,000 bu. a
orthweetern Interior elevators , 200,000 bu
t 'Manitoba ' storace. points , 67,000 bu. a
'ortland , 'Me. , and 50,000 bu. at Kingston
'he principal decreases are those of 113,00
u. at Depot Harbor , Ont. , and 60,000 bu
t 'Minneapolis private elevators. The ag
regale stock of wheat held at 'Portland
re. , and Tacoma and Seattle , Wash. , de
rcased 176,000 bu. last week.
llutter , KKK and Clicmv Market.
NEW l'ORK , Nov. 8. BUTTER Firm
'estern creamery , 18Z24c ; factory , 14fl7c
EGGS Firm ; Htato and Pennsylvania
H4ff22c.
CHEESE-Recelpts. 8,201 pkgs. ( tw (
ays ) ; quiet : small September fancy , 1214ti
! ? 4c : Ilnest October , 12ffl2iic ; largo colored
incy , September , U'/itClSiic ; largo Octobei
nest , lllic.
PHILADELPHIA , Nov. 8.-BUTTER-
'Irm ' ; prints , Ic higher ; fancy westerr
reamery. 25c ; fancy western prints , 27c.
EGGS Firm ; fresh nearby , 22e ; fresl :
estern , 21@21'X.c ; fresh southwestern , 20c ;
esh southern , 19c.
CHEESE-Steady.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. S. EGGS-Steady at 16c ,
BUTTER Firm ; creamery , 20g25VSc ;
ulry. lGf22c.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 8. EGGS FIrmi
esh Missouri nnd Kansas titockc firsts , 15c
Dzcn , cases returned.
BUTTER Creamery , 20 < 022c ; dairy , 18c.
Iilvprponl Grnln nnil 1'rovlnlnnn.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. S-AVHEAT-Spot ,
o. 2 red western , winter , dull ut Gs 10V4d ;
'o , 1 northern spring , dull nt 6s ' d. Fu-
iros quiet ; December , Gs lO'/Ad ; March ,
1 lld : May , 6s Ad.
CORN Spot , . American mixed , new , firm
L 3 * Gd ; American mixed , old , llrm nt
i ( id. Futures , November , Ktcadv nt 3a
id ; December , quiet at 3s 6d ; January ,
ulet at 3s 6d.
PEAS Canadian , 6s Cd ,
PHOVISlONS-Bcef , extra India mess ,
: rong at 90s ; prlmo mcBs , strong nt S2s 3d.
[ urns , short cut , dull at 41s 6d. Bacon ,
nmberland cut , dull at 33s ; clear bellies ,
isy at 41s.
KIIIINIIH City n nil 11 nnil I'rorlnloiiB.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 8. WHEAT DC-
iinhor , 62i/ic ; May , 67'to ; cash , No , 2 hard
iiJC44c ! : No. 3 , 69i/63i,4c / ; No. 2 red , 70c ;
ii. 3 , CCflC9c ( ; receipts.14 cars.
CORN December , SI'Uc ' ; May. 29Uc : cash.
o. 2 mixed. 2S Q29o ; No , 2 white , 29fr29V4c ;
o , 3 , 2Sic ,
OATS-NO. 2 white , 25i/4Q2ciic.
RYE-NO. 2. Eov4 < ii5ic.
HAY Choice timothy , $8.50 ; choice prairie.
.GOflS.OO.
RKCEIPTS-Whcat. 26,400 bu. ; corn , 23 , .
0 bu. ; onts. 1,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat , 09,600 bu. ; corn ,
,300 bu. ; oats , 7,000 bu.
Wlit-nt anil flour.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 8-WHEAT-In
ore ; No. 1 northern. November , 65c ; Dc-
fmber , 64Vifi Wic ! May , 6S'if)6S4c. ) on
ck : No. 1 hard , 67V4c ; No. 1 northern ,
c ; No. 2 northern , 63c.
FLOUR Quiet and unchnnced.
BRAN-In bulk , $11.00(211.60. (
Toledo Market.
SEEDS Clover , nctlvo and higher ; prime
iw , cash and December , $5.85 ,
Milwaukee rSrnlii Market ,
MILWAUKEE. Nov. S.-WIIEAT-Lower ;
o. 1 northern , 68yC9c ; No. 2 northern , 65J4
llYE-FI'rm : No. 1 , f Hc.
BARLEY Steady ; No , 2 , 45o ; sample , 37
I'oiirla 'MurUrt ,
PEORIA. Nov. S.-CORN-Flrm ; No. t.
lie.
DATs-Firm : No. 2 white , 2lfi2U4c.
WHISKY Firm , on the basis of M.23U
r llnlshcd coodti.
Duliitlt Market.
i. NOV.WHEATNO , i hard.
sh. 67Sc ; No. 1 northern , caul ! . C Hc ; De
mber. KUo ; May. 70o ; No. 2 northern ,
kc ; No. 3 spring. 6014c.
rotteiIiirUrt. .
"JEW YORK , Nov. S.-COFFKE-Optlons
ened llrm at an advance of S points and
ntlnued io Improve us the session pro
on energetic support from the b
side , active demand from shorts nnd fi
fcurlng for foreign account. Sentiment *
bulllshly Influenced by firm ca.bles , rm
receipts nnd a favorable readjustment
American statistics. Closed steady at 5't
( & .80j August , $5.55 ; September , J5.S03S.
October , $5.SOii5. 3. Spot coffee , Hlo , III
and tending upward ; mild ! firm.
MOVEMENTS OP STOCKS AMI I1O.VI :
Mnrkrt OnrtiK nt Ilrlsk Parr , II
ClalitH Arr Monti "Wiped Out.
NEW YORK , Nov. S.-Tho stock marl (
started off this morning apparently on
prosperous and animated career of rlsii
prices , but before the trading had ecus
this afternoon the , early gains were pru
tlcally all wiped out nnd n level of prlc
lower than Monday was established. Vni
oils considerations conneclcd with polltl
were nn Influence In the early rise. Th
the London market was encouraged by t :
more cheerful news from the beleaguer
British forces In South Africa und prlc
of stocks were bid up In that market. Tl
Berlin market was pleared with the r
port that Great Britain had decided
relinquish Its claims In Samoa to German
ind one. result of this was to prompt Be
In to buy American stocks. In this cotinti
: ho relief from the uncertainties of electl <
ilmo and the hapo of nn easier money ma
ket prompted some large buying of sloe !
which lifted prices al the outset. But the
were large holdings by professional ope
ntors which had been bought last week
the faith thai nn oulslde demand for stocl
would develop nnd the llrst hour of tradli
was devoted to the felling 'of thcso holdlni
on n. large scale to take profits. When
was seen that the buying demand was n
continuing In force the sagging tendency *
n. Efforts were made to sustain prices I
nanlpulntlon of special stockf. members i
he Iron and steel group nnd the promlnei
ilgh-prlced Industrials being consplcuou
The violent break In Leather nnd the heax
selling of Manhattan hail nn unsettling li
flucnco on the whole market , and the stll
enlng of Iho money rate and uncnslnoi
over the future of the money mnrkel con
plcted the discouragement of the bulls' . Tl
organized support which has pushed t :
eather for several weeks seemed entire !
withdrawn and it was allowed Io drop b
uceessive slages Io 2S , compared with
nt the close on Monday. A sudden rally I
he closing dealings brought the price Imc
0 31. Manhattan had risen to 111 % whc
he statement for the fiscal year made li
ippearance , showing a failure to earn tl
ncrcased dividends paid on account ot tl :
ddltlon of stock by a margin of J23S.3C
This carried the price down to 107V4 , wit
i final recovery of only V4. The Industrial
howcd marked sympathy In this break an
ho level of the whole market foil bclo
londay , the general rally being but feebli
he fall In sterling exchange rates was
eflectlon of the hardening money marke
'here wan evidence of renewed pressut
pen Ncw York for loans from Interlr
mints. New York exchange at Chicago fal
ng from lOc premium to par. New Yor
xohnngc at Now Orleans also fell to n
ddltionnl discount. The subtreasury toda
hewed a credit balance nt Iho clcarln
lou e of over $300,0 * ) . Hopes of relief to tli
New York money market from any quartc
veto thus dissipated , but the last hour c
ho market saw an active liquidation r
lock holdings with little demand to meet I1
Prices of bonds were better .sustained tha
hose of stocks , but the day's changes wer
nixed. Total sales , par value , $2.4SO,00 (
fnlted States new 4s nnd the 5s advance
1 per cent In the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's Londo
nancial cablegram says : "The' market
lero were brisker today than for some tlm
nd also moro cheerful. Various war ru
more were current. It was said In Berlli
int Klmberlcy had been relieved and 01
us report Germany bought African mines
The alleged concessions to Germany li
Samoa were Interpreted favorably. It wa
thought that compensation to Great Brit
iln might Include Delngon. bay. Consol
were 103T4 In the morning on fears of i
higher bank rate. Later opinion on thl
[ joint changed and consols went to 10IU
Americans began strong on reports of re
publican success In the elections , but weak
2ned on Ncw York sales , eloping fiat on re
ports of democratic gains. Spanish ' 4 :
reached 64 % on a vague story from Parl
that Russia , had bought Ceuta , opposlti
jlbraltar , for a large sum. Tlntos" wen
IGV4S46& . Anaconda ? . 911-16. No gold wai
jngaged , but the price was advanced ti
is lOd. There is very little In the market
Money was in strong demand , but Paris ex
: hange , despite the strength of London bills
moved 2c in favor of England. "
The following are the quotations for thi
leading stocks on the New York oxchangi
today :
Jinn. " & St. t : . . 7i > 'do""pM" 93
.do pfcL. . . 94'4Inter. Paner 2B14
illssourl Pacific. . 49 do pfd 70
Tpblle & Ohio. . . 45V4 Laelede Gas 78
Us. . K & T 12M , National Biscuit. 42
do pfd. . . . . . . . . 33 i do nfd 90
J. J. Central..124 A National Lead . . 2S > i
. V. Central..137ti do nfd " ' 107
Jorfolk & W 27U National Steel" . . 4SU
do pfd 71 | do pfd 9 *
Northern Pacific. MJJ N. Y. Alp Hrake.147" .
do pfd. . . . . . . . ifiji Nor. American. . . 12 4
) ntarlo & W 2Si Paolflc Coast . . . 52
> re. Uy. fc Nav. 42 I do 1st pfd. . . . 88
, do Pfd 7fi I do 2d nfd. . . . 07
'cnnsylvanla . . . ,1SO J Pacific JNII 4iu
tending 21'i People's Das . . , , 115 < 4
do 1st pfd , . . . fiO Pressed S. Car. . . R7U
do 2d pfd. . . . Si | do pfd MV5
o G , W 37 Pullman P. Car..lH !
do pfd. . . . . . . J3 Standard R. & T. 12H
t. L. & B. T- ' . , . . 11 Supar inru
do ! pfd. . , . 70 do
do 2d nfd. . . . 3" > > nn. Coal & I..117-V ,
t. L. . Southw. . . 131' 'T. S , Livitiier . . . snu
do nfd . 3H ilo nM 7114
t. Paul . 12-t U. S. Rubber . . . .
do nfd . 171 do pfd .
t. P. . Western Tnlmi. . .
Pacific. Rcmiblle T. & 8 , ? 4t&
ouMiern Ry . pfd . 7ft
Jo . . . . . . , . _ % p. c. C. & 's't. T7 (
Xoir York Money Mnrkct.
NEW YORK. Nov. 8-MONEY-On call ,
rm nt 7 < ftl3 per cent ; lasl loan , 12 per cent-
Jllnir rate S per cent ; prime- mercantile
iper. 6fi6i ( per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Easler , with
"J1,1 business In bankers' bills at $ I.S6',4
4.86 % for demand nnd nt $4.83V4ff4,84 for
xty days : posted rates , JI.S7'.ifi4r88 { ; corn-
lerclal bills , $4,82.
SILVER -Certificate ? . 5Si4'059'Sc ' ; bar ,
% c : Mexican dollars. 47 Sc.
BONDS GovernmontB. strong ; stat6. ln-
stlve : railroad , irregular.
The following ore the closing quotations
i bonds :
Korelirn I'liiiinrlnl.
3BUM.V , Nov. 8. The rate of private illg.
unt was 14 harder today , therefore prices
the bour B opened hesitating on appra-
nn'ona of further stlffenine of money
' * r they became Urmer on receipts of the
\vs of the acreement between Germany
nnd Great Britain In rccard to Sntnoa.
Spanish 4 * were Rood on favorable ndvlcM
from 'I'nrls. ' Amerlciins and Canadian I'n-
cincs were maltttaliipd. l ocals were weak ,
but clwpd hotter. KxrhniiRO on I/ondon. 10
murks 4.Vi ptKf. for checks.
I'UANKPORT , Nov. S. Prices on th < ?
'bourse ' today were favornlily Influenced liy
the news received from South Africa nnd
the announcement of the Anslo-German
agreement In the matter of Samoa. I'ortu-
Kiiese and .Me > xlrans wore harder. Ameri
cans wore flrm. Ix > cnls lluctuated.
iI'AUIS , Nov. 8. There was u general recovery -
covery of prices on Iho bourse today , which
was encouraged by the lessor probability of
a rise In the bunk rate and was accentu
ated by the more favorable war news. Kaf
firs made n good advance nnd were actively
bought on Ungllsh account , nffec-tlng the
whole list. Internationals were In good do-
maud In sympathy with the sharp rise Ut
Spanish 4s , Hlo tlnto.t started well , but
lost the advance Inter on the easy tone of
copper. Mozambique * were especially
strong. 4 p. m. Three per cent rentes , 100f
2iV for the account. Kxehnnge on I.oiidon ,
2Sf 24Ho for checks. Spanish 4s closed nt
65.35.
tjONDON , Nov. 8. American securities
advanced at the opening and remained
steady all day. lluslness was rather re
stricted. The final t ne was steady. Har
gold , 77n lOd. Spanish 4s. K4.23. Gold pre-
inliim at Kucnos Ayres , 13 .10.
HUKN'OS AYUKS , Nov.Cold was
quoted today ut 170.0.
Ilnnton Stuck < 1tiotntlniiH ,
nOSTON , Nov. S. Call loans , S per
cent : time loans , fiUt'O I't-r cent , oniclal
closing ( iiiotatlons of Htouks , bonds and
mining shares :
A. , T. & S. V . 2 : Dom. Co.il 47U
do pfd. do pfd 118
Amer. Sugar 16G' Atchlson 4s 9SH
Bell Telephone..307 Adventure fiVj
Host on & Alh < y..S52 Allouez Mill. Co. . 4'i '
Boston Klevated.107 Atlantic 27
Boston & Malnc.ZiVt BoHton & Mont..321
C. . B. & Q 132 % Hullo < fc Boston. r,7
Ed. Elec. Ill SOS Calumet & Heo..7V
Fltchburg pfd..i:0 Centennial 2o
Gen. Klcctrlu . . . .12(1 ( Franklin IN'.i
Federal Steel . . . . ERV Humholdt 114
do pfd 79 Osceola SB
Mcx. Central . . . . 13VJ Parrot 44H
Mich. Telcphone.105 Qulncy 153
Old Colony 20W , Hanta Fe Copper. SVi
Old Dominion . . . 3Ha Tamarack 213
Rubber 4S Wnonn S3V1
Union Pacific . . . . 47-HAVolvcrlncs 43
Union Land 3 > 4 Utah 3
Wcstlngh. Klec. . . 45 .
York Mluliitr Stock * .
NEW YORK , Nov. S.-Tho following
are the omclal closing quotations for mining
shares :
Chollar 20 Ontario SCO
Crown Point . . . . 8 Ophtr 10
Con. Cal. & Vn.,125 Plymouth 10
Dead wood fi5 Quicksilver 175
Oould & Currle. . . 20 do nfd 750
Hale & Ncrcross. 3S Sierra Nevada . . . 35
llomtfltake 6500 Standard 275
Iron Sliver 57 Union Con 2o
Mexican 15 Yellow Jacket . . . 20
London Stock Cltintntlonn.
LONDON , Nov. S.-I p. m.-ClosIng :
Cons. , money 103T IN. Y. Central..142"
Consols , ncct lOIV Pe'niii'ylvanla . . . . BS'.a '
Canadian Pacific. 35'i'Reartlng ' 11
Krle 13-Nor. Paclllc pfd. 79
do l"t pfd. . . . M IAtchlson 23 i
Illinois Central..11S'4Louisville S3' , ' ,
Union Pac. pfd. . . 79 iGrand Trunk 7"
St. P. common..130WAnnconda _ _ 9H
RAR SILVER Firmer nt 27d per ounce.
MONEY 2V4 per cent. Rate of discount In
the open market for both short and three-
months' bills Is 4H per cent.
liniik Cloiirliiu" .
NEW YORK , Nov. S. Clearings , $2SC,407 ,
799 : balances , $ B,4H,690.
CHICAGO. Nov. 8.-Clearlngs. $22,423.05f
balance ? . } 1,778,853 ; sterling exchange , $1.845
4.R8 ; New York exchange , par.
BOSTON. Nov. S.-ClearIngs , $21,729,811
balances , J3.005.S26.
BALTIMORE , Nov. 8. Clearings , $4S06 ,
875 ; balances. $459,349.
PHILADELPHIA , Nov. S.-Clearlngs , $21 ,
180,795 ; balances. $2C62S47.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. S.-Clearlngs , J5.6SC.77S
balances , J6C ! > ,139 : money , 4 8 per cent ; NCT
York exchange , 25c discount bid , 15c askcc
Co mil I on of the Trenttury.
1VASIIINGTON. Nov. 8. Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasur
shows : Available cash balance , $2S9,207SOo
Bold reserve , J254,175,50I.
Cotton Jlnrlcrt.
NEW YORK , Nov. S.-COTTON-Bullls !
enthusiasm broke out with great Irrc
slstlble force when the market opened till
morning and continued almost all day
The markpt-'Started In regular form , ver ;
active , with the current crop positions
to 12 points higher nnd October 5 point
higher. While there was a slight reactloi
from this level shortly after the opening
the general trend of variations was stead
Ily upward on tremendous buying for Eu
rope , southern Investment and local shor
account. By mldafternoon the more nctlvi
positions showed nn advance of 18 point !
on Monday's close. Throughout the Int <
advance profit-taking figured conspicuously
setting aside fears of top-heavy condition ;
obtaining. Today's Improvement was basai
In part upon strong Liverpool cables nnd
in part upon very bullish Information fron
the cotton belt. As to the former , : irlvnt <
cables were unanimous in. crediting the ad'
vance to a turn about ot European spin
ners nnd shorts , effected by a decided
hardening of spot cotton In the south nnd
continued small receipts. New Or
leans and other places reportoc
exporters were bidding 3-lGc higher price ?
for supplies , but that holders were refus
ing to sell as a rule , pending further devel
opments In New York nnd Liverpool. Lead
ing bulls loaded up heavily on reactionary
periods near the close today nnd sentiment
was Intensely bullish In professional cir
cles. The market was llnally steady , with
present crop options up 17 to 20 points and
next crop options up S to 10 points.
LIVERPOOL , Nov. 8.-COTTON-Spot ,
fair demand , prices higher ; American mid
dling fair. 4d ; good middling , 4 13-32d :
middling. 47-32d : low middling , 41-32d ; good
ordinary , 327-32d : ordinary , 3 21-32d. The
sales of the day were 12,000 bales , of which
1,000 were for speculation and export , nnd
Included 11.000 American. Receipt ? , 8,000
hales , including 1,700 American , Futures
opened steady and closed quiet : American
middling. L. M. C. , November 4 7-G4d value ;
November and December 6-G4J47-6ld sell-
JI-H ; December nnd January , 4 5-C45T4 6-61d
sellers ; January and February , 4 4-61 4 5-64d
falue ; February nnd March , 45-64d sellers ;
March and April. 4 3-64M4 4-C4d buyers :
( Vpril nnd May. 4 3-64 ? t fi-04d sellers ; May
inrt Juno , 4 3-C4d seller ? ; Juno nnd July ,
1 2-C4JJ4 3-C4d sellers ; July nnd August , 4 2-64d
sellers : August nnd September , 4d sellers.
NEW 'ORLEANS. Nov. S.-COTTON
k'ery firm ; sales , 11,800 bales ; ordinary. r T4c ;
? oed ordinary , fisc ; low middling , fil5-lGc ;
nlddllng. 75-l6c ; good middling , 79-lGo ; m'd- '
lllng fair. 7c : receipts , 11,675 bales ; stock ,
503.211 bales. Futures sternly ; November ,
i7.42r < 7.44 ; July , $7.43fi7.45 ; August. $7.25S7.29 ;
September. $ C.fllffi.95 | ; October. JO.SOffC.S2.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. R.-COTTON One-elghth
: ent higher ; middling , 7c ; rales. Ell bales ;
ecelpts , fl.745 bales ; shipments , 6,367 bales ;
itock , 90,055 'bales. '
Dry ( 'ooclN Mnrl < e < ,
NEW YORK , Nov. 8. DRY OOODS-Spol
narket has again ruled quiet , but good sup-
> ly of mall orders for staple cottons and
tor spring lines of shirtings , prints , pur-
sales , etc. ; prices of brown nnd blenched
rolors very llrm. Denims show further ad
vances of yta In some quarters. Tlcku r.nd
> laldn also occasionally Uc advance. No
iiislness In regular print cloths , hut wldo
rooclH are. in fuller demand than supply
ind l-16c dearer. Woolen nnd worsted drcsa
; oods fabrics in good request and tending
ipward ,
Oil Slarlcet.
LONDON , Nov. S.-OILS-Calcutta lln-
ecd , 1Cs 3d ; linseed , 22s Gd.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 8-OILS-Cottonsced.
lull refined , November nnd April , dull at
Gs. Turpentine splrltH. steady at 37s Sd.
NEW YORK , Nov. S.-OJLS-Cottonseed
II , ilrmj prime crude , 25c ; prlmu yellow ,
Callfoi-nln Dried Trillin ,
NEW YORK. Nov. 8.-CALIFORNIA
'HIED ' FRUITS Firm. Evaporated ap.
les , common. 6di"v ; prime wlro tray , 7 ? < iif
: ; choice , SlJSJSHi. ' ; fancy. SVMJflc. Prunes ,
i4fi V4c. Apricots. Royal. 13015o : .Moor
urk , loflise. Peaches , peeled , 20 220 ; un
celed ,
Wool MnrUi- ( .
ST. LOUIS , Nov. S.-WOOlv-Flrmer. v/ith
rices tending upward : medium pradflH , IWi
Ho : light line , l5 lS' ' o ; heavy Jirte , 12 ®
e ; tub- washed , 21Q29&C.
SI , I.ouU llv < - StiioU.
ST. 1X3UIS , Nov. 7. CATTLK-Rece'pts ,
403 head , Including l(00 head Toxann ; mar-
et strong , with Toxnna 10o higher ; native
lipping and export steero , J5.00ft6.40 ;
ressed beef and tiutcher steers , $ l.2566. i5 ;
; eers under 1.000 Ibs. , $3.550-1.75 ; stockers
nd feeders , $2.60J4.55 ; cows and heifer * ,
. . ; canners. Jl.iXWjC.76 ; bulls. $2.25
SO ; Texas steers , J3.0 JJ4.40j cows and hclf-
s. $2.25 8.25.
HO08 RecelptB. S.BOO head ; market
rong ; pijtH and llghtt * . J4.0rtffl.10i packers ,
-00 4.10 ; hutehcru ; $ l.iaft4.20.
SHEEP Receipts , 1,700 head ; market
rong ; native muttons. JI.COfil.25 ; lambs ,
.00f 6.62'.i : stockiTH , J2.35W3.00 ; culls and
ucks , J2.SOtJ-i.Wj Texnns , T3.CKJi .05.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beit Beef Steers in Good Demand at
Steady Pricjs.
OTHER KINDS Or KILLERS ABOUT STEADY
ffft Stronger mill Active Unnil Sheep
Sell llendllv nt .Stonily to
Strong 1'rlecN livery
thlnn- Soil * Knrlj.
, SOUTH OMAHA , Nov. S.
nmCF0i'H1.9 ' wfro : Cattle. HORS. Sheep.
OH c a Monday . 5.3M 3.C61 B.635
On cal Tuesday . 3,6,10 5,851 6.510
omclal Wednesday . 3 , ! il fi.-O ? 4.0S2
Three clays tills week . . . .12.971 15,749 1S.2M :
Same iinys last week..ifi,09 : > 2UOS 9,501
amo days week before. . 19.702 15,407 28,61.1
oamo three weeks nso. . .20,35'1 11,07' ' 20.1S5
ine olliclnl number ot cars of stock
brought In today by ench road was :
CM. . &st. P. nt.t.lc-11TSh'.i ? : < H > pfr :
O. it St. h. Hy . fi .
Missouri I'nclllc Hy. . . .
J :5 ' 5 4
. .
11. , St. , P. . M. & O. Ily. IS 7
. & M. H. H. K . 37 21
C. . li. fi Q. Uy . ; t H
K. C. & St. J. ny. 22 C
C. , H. I. & I' . Hy. . 13. 2 3
LY K. 1. & 1 > . Hy. , W. . . 2
Totals receipts . . .133 frj 17 6
The disposition of the day's receipt ? was
ris follows , inch buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hoc * . Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co . IIS 573
a. II. Hammond Co . 279 9-V.
swift and Company . 4.11 1.3.17 21fi
i.udahy racking Co . ( US 1.753 1,413
Vrmour & Co . 534 1.393 1,531
? udahy , Kansas City . CM SGS
Hammond , Kansas City. . 72 .
II. Ueeker & Degan . 321 .
f. ! > . Carey . 121 .
l obman & Co . 220 .
McCreary & Clark . 56 .
Benton & Underwood . 2ti9 .
[ luston & Co . 4S .
.Ivlngstone & Scliallcr. . . . 2S .
Hamilton & Hothsehlld. . 1W ( .
Dthor buyers . 439 . . . . 1,611
: Iold over .
Totals t 1,540 6.S29 5,772
CATTLH Again receipts were moderate
ind of the number reported In twenty-live
ars were consigned direct to packers nnd
lot offered for sale. The market on good
: ornfed steers and good grass beef steers
vas fairly active at good steady to strong
> rlces. On the other hand , holders of
vivrmed-up grades were complaining that
he market on their kind was slow and
veaker. Feeder buyers are not as yet
loing much with the warmed-up cattle , so
hat packers have things a little more their
wn way. still the prices paid are high and
s a rule shippers seem well satisfied.
Imong the oflcrlngs today were some pretty
; oed cattle , as high as $3.95 being paid for
ome. good cornfeds. Grasp beef cattle sold
s high as $4.7 < Vff4.90.
Cows and heifers were In good demand
lid the market was reasonably active , so
hat the few loads here changed hands In a
hort time.
me Des i iceciers were In fair demand
steady prices , but the common to medlu
kinds were slow and certainly no hlghc
Calves were extremely slow , and It seen
as If they go lower every day , the mark
on that kind of stuff being anywhere fro
0c to i5c lower than the high time. Feed
liulls were also slow rale and the mark
weak. Representative sales :
BEEF STEERS.
COWS AND HEIFERS.
1023 375 10 1098 375
HEIFERS.
1. 83H 275 1 1190 425
570 300 2 435 425
2 ! 630 325 21 825 475
1. 7CO 3 30
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
22. 1030 550BULLS.
BULLS.
' 780 300 1 1330 290
1. 1120 250 1 1100 300
1. , 1290 275CALVES.
CALVES.
120 660
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
27. , 671 3 15
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
2. 635 310 35 840 330
56. 875 3 30 1. ' 440 4 10
NEBRASKA !
4 feeders. . 630 4 00 30 stk. cvs. . 353 4 So
13 cows 1050 3 25 132 Stk. CVS. . 365 4 85
4 COWB. 955 3 00 2 COWP. . . .1000 300
1 bull. . .1170 3 00 Scows. . . .1140 3 30
Ibull. . . .1170 3 00 1 cow. . . . .1000 300
2 cows. . . 990 3 .10
1 cow. . . . 930 3 10 2 cows. , . . , SCO 2 25
n cows. . . 992 SCO Scows. . . . , 881 2 85
2 cows. . .1175 3 CO 2 heifers. , 915 3 50
1 cow. . . .1060 3 CO 1 stag , 950 3 25
1 cow. . . .10SO 3 10 45 feeders. , 916 3 SO
2 cows 975 2 85 38 feeders , , 990 3 25
! 1 cows 1057 3 SO 5 feeders. , 750 4 25
1 feeder. . . 810 4 23 1 bull ,1400 3 00
1 bull 1100 3 30 14 cows. , , , , sw : 2 65
3 cows. . .1066 3 K5 11 cows. 909 3 05
5 cows , . . S36 2 65 COWS 1120 3 30
1 cow. , . .1000 3 75 3 COWH 1000 295
1 bull. . . .1350 255 4 feeders. . 967 4 00
1 bull. . . .13CO 2 SO 48 feeders..1017 425
WYOMING.
iHtag 1160 4 40 1 cow , . .1200 3 85
6 steers..1196 4 40 1 cow. . .1000 3 10
9stcerH..1278 4 40
COLORADO.
2 heifers. . . 674 3 SO 4 heifers , . . 542 3 ,15
Scows 829 3 00 23 cows 822 3 00
3 feeders. . MO 3 60 27 cows 975 3 10
S mixed. . . 978 3 00 17 cows 932 3 50
t feeders. . 813 3 65
MONTANA ,
2 cows 1040 3 60 2 feeders. . 935 4 00
1 cow 1100 3 25 3 fonder ? . . 923 4 00
9Hteers..ll72 425 11 feeders..1076 3 85
3 bulls 1260 2 85
N. M. McCauley Mont.
I cow 1150 300 3 feeders..1000 380
Scows 1036 330 1 cow 1060 3.11
2Kteers..1377 470 I cow 1140 330
1 steer 1200 470 21 cows 1193 390
2 steers..1337 470 1 hull 1490 200
lateer 1260 470 Ibull 1630 260
M. B. Darrow Mont.
I cow ,1430 330 Ibull 150) 225
3 steers..1284 430 2 eown 10JO 390
A. T. Westcrvelt Mont. '
! steers..1175 440 2 steers.1125 440
i steers. . . . 966 440 2 steers..1250 4 teL
L steer 1120 440 2 steers..1355 440
Sam Young Mont.
; steer..11EO 370 3S feeders..1052 370
steer 1230 370 17 feeders , , 945 380
' feeders , , 753 385 Scows 10DO 365
A. G. Parker Mont ,
i feeders..1117 4 15 14 feeders. . . . 937 . . .1 SO
, J _ _ 1 "O 415 Ibull
feeders..IKS 1100 320
cows 109G 365
J. J , Belshe Wyo.
feeders , . 981 4 Si 1 feeder. . . 810 4 00
feeder. , . R90 4 35 1 con 1210 .1 85
feeder , . . 760 3 75 I cow 1330 3 50
HtllRfl. . . . .12i'iO 380 2 COWH 900 2 90
cow . WO 2 SO 1 cow S60 300
J. Anderson Polo ,
feeders. , SS2 4 00 1 feeder. . . 940 1 M
feeders. 857 3 40 Scows 10SO 3 40
Hiilber fl Grange Neb.
feeders ,1060 4 10 16 feeders. . 86S 4 10
feeder. . . S50 360 8 cows 1030 3 65
C. E. Clourh-Neb.
CO w , , .1050 3 40 4 COWH , . . SG2 275
cows , 3 40 19 cows. . . 952 2 75
40V.
\V. \V. Beck-Neb.
row 1)20 ) 350 7 COWH. . . .1071 3 23
COW..10CO 2 10 3 cows. . . .103t n 25
cow 1300 3 25 1 bull , . . . .1200 SIS
cows 1110 s no 8 COW8 , , . .1026
cows 1070 290
1070T. . A. Ilalll-Wyo.
rows 955 .1 15 Icow. . . . 970 SIX )
cow. . . . . . ( ISO 2 50
steers. . , . W7 4 10
Standard Cattle Co.-a. D.
steers..1060 4 90
James Boyle Colo.
COWK. . . , . 811 350 10 steers. , ,1035 4 20
cows & " 5 3 W 2S feeders , . 835 3 85
Georg-e HltchlnP Wyo.
feeders , , 9S6 4 2j IlHtcvra..104.1
feeder. . . 1100 4 7 cows DTI 3 25
ilMlll I. < 1\ > | UII * fUIU. .
61 feeders. . 73 3 75 9 feeder * . . 737 3 40
1 stag SIO 3 33
I lOUS Today's hog market was u shade
higher under the Influeiu-c of the very
moderate receipt * ami the good demand.
The market was active ill the advance and
practically everything changed hands be
fore the middle of Hie forenoon , or n very
short time after the last train arrived.
Out of the total receipts. M9 hogs were
from Kansas City nnd consigned illrrct to
the Cudahy Packing company. Receipts at
this point during the last few days have
been hardly equal to the demand.
It will be noted from the representative
Kales below that the hulk of the hogs sold
today nt tl.ittV&tM.O.'i , while yesterday al
most half of the hogs went til $1.00. U will
also be noted from the table of average
prices that the IIOJJR tin nn nverngc today
brought a little moro money than
4 02U
4
4 . . .
4 0214
4 02 > 4
4 0214
4 07'fc
4 02' < !
I 02" " 4
- t. . , , . . . 4 02'4 i
SHEEP There were a few sheep here j
hat would do for killers , but no fat lambs '
o sneak of. The demand was coed and the
narket active and steady to a little stronger
m killer. . Feeding sheep and lambs were
n moderate demand at Just about steady
prices.
Quotations : Oood to choice fed wether
JT'SJ1'31' ? ! P ° nrt 1 ° choice fed yearling
4.3jt(4.oO ( : good to choice grass wethers , $4. '
W4.25 ; fair to good grass wethers , $ ! .S5f .Ol
good to choice grass ewes , $ t 605j3.75 : fill
to good grasp ewes , $3.25 13.50 ; 'good t
choice western lambs. J-5.0035.23 : fair to goo
western Iambs. $4.63JJ4.SO ; feeder wctheri
$3.65t3.75 ; feeder yearling. S3.75ia3.95 ; goo
to choice feeder lamb's. $4.25f4.40 : fair t
good feeder Iambs , $4.0954.25. RepreJento
five sales :
No. Av. Pr.
40 western lambs 49 $3 (0
15 native ewes 95 3 00
7 native ewes S5 3 00
531 western yearlings 81 3 73
70 native ewes 93 3 75
124 native ewes 92 375
309 western feeding lambs 49 4 00
515 western wethers PG 4 10
56S western feeding wethers 107 4 40
1 buck 110 4 50
1,026 western lambs , 65 4 75
CHICAGO 1.IVB STOCIC MAIUCET
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Ho KM Make Sllirlit Oalii.
CHICAGO , Nov. 8. BEEVES-Nntlv
beeves strong and active ; westerns , 10
higher ; g'-'nernl quality not very good
Texans , small receipts ; market strong
cow market firm ; cnnncra steady ; ntocker
and feeders unchanged ; calves steady ; cat
tie , good to fancy sales , $5.85ii7 < i.50 , fev
fancy nt J6.90 : common to medium , $4.35i
565 ; cows , heifers and bulls , il.ffifls.00
fancy heifers. J5.SO ; Texans. graFR , J3.sijf
3.95 ; Texan fed , $4.70iijS.50 : calves , $4.00Ti7.5 < i
western rangers , $4.15Q5.30 ; eminent , $1.75 }
0 90 ; feeders,1 $4.00JT1.60 : stockers , J3.0W OJ
HOQS Packing hogs 6c higher , other.-
stronger ; fair to prime , SI.15fn.oO ; heavj
packers , $3.904.15 ; mixed , $4.00igl.22V4 !
butchers , $4.20ig > I. ; > 7H : lightweights , $ l.00j
SIIEEP AND LAMBS-1015c higher
other grades steady to lirm ; few westerns
common to choice , $3.25(3 ( ,00 ; westerr
rangers , T3.60ffl.50 ; good to prime lambs
$5.00@6.50 ; prlmo native yearlings , $4.-OIi !
4.c5 ; range lambs , none on eale , nominal al
$1.60195.50.
RECEIPTS-Cattlo , 16,500 head ; hogs , 29-
000 head ; sheep , 12,000 head.
\C-AT York Live Stock ,
NEW YORK. Nov. 8. BEEVES Re
ceipts. 3,344 head ; steers opened llrm to a
shade higher nnd closed easier ; bulls steady
to firm ; steers , $1.403C.OO ; oxen , J3.10g4.WI ;
culls. J2.S00-J.30 ; choice fat , $1.50 ; cows , $1.70
@ 4.2-J. Cables unchanged. Exports , 1,634
quarters of beef : tomorrow , none.
CALVES Receipts , 1,636 head ; good veals
steady , others slow ; grnssera steady ; veals.
$5.00558.50 ; culls , $1.50 ; grassers , J2.7&03.25 ;
yearlings , J2.60ti3.G5.
SBBBP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 15,853
head ; sheep steady ; lambs opened llrm to
lOc higher and closed quiet and easy ; sheep ,
J2.-30fil.25 ; lambs , J5.00fi5.50 ; choice and ex
tra lambs , $5.co(5.75 ( ; Canadian lambs , $5.25
ffj.oO ; culls. J4.00.
HOGS Recclnts , 12,678 head ; market
higher at $ I.COfl4.EO.
City Ilvr Slook.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. S.-CATTLE-Re-
celpts , 10,000 head natives nnd 1,300 head
Texans ; supply quickly sold ; recent ad
vance sustained ; heavy native steers , $3.30 ®
6.00 ; lightweights. $ l.&OiiS.W ; wtockers and
feeders , J3.904JI.60 ; butcher cows and hc'f-
orn , $3.106.00 ] : cannerfi , { 2.605)3.10 ; fed west
ern hteen . $ I.EW4.S5 ( ; range steers , $ I.OC ®
4.W ; Tnxnns , $3.0034.50.
HOGS Receipts , 12,770 head ; demand poor
nnd prices averaged 2'/4c lower : heavy and
mixed , $3.S5''a4.07i4 ' ; light , J1.90fJI.05 ; pica ,
$ & 75@3.95.
SUEQP Receipts , 6,200 bend : good killers
scarce ; slaughtering lambs shade hlcher ,
others active ; lambs , $5.00fi5.2muttons ; ,
$ l,15fr4. ( ! > 0 ; stackers and feeders , $1.00 4.05 ;
culls. Jl.OOQZEO. _
HI. JoH.-ph l.lvr Stork.
SOUTH ST. JOSF.PII , Nov. 8 , ( Special. )
The Journal quotes as follows :
CATTLE-HerelptH , 1,200 head , Including
600 quarantines ; market active and lOc
higher ; quality fair ; unlives , Jl.00f/5.f / > 5 :
Texans and westerns , S3.26fifi.55 ; rows nnd
hclfern , $1.7534,45 ; bulls and stags. J2.GOf ?
4. 65 ; yearllngH and calves. J4,0jr5.00 ; Htock
ers nnd feeders , $3.25ft4,40 ; vcnln , JI.OO&D.75 ,
HOGS Receipts , 3,600 head ; mirket
strong to Cc higher ; heavy nnd medium ,
J4.05f4.12H : I'lBH "IKl llfihts , $ l.00 4.10 ; bulk
of saleH. J4.P5f4.07'/4. ( '
SIIEEP-Recelpts , 300 head ; market
strong.
Stock In HI/ilM.
Following are the receipts at the four
irinclpnl western innrkctH for November S ;
Cattle , Hogs. Sheen.
? outh Omaha . 3,931 6/W 4.0S2
; | , lcngo . 16.50. . ) 2DOf iJ.fKV )
Kanfim City . 10,000 12,770 6.200
3t. Louis . 3,400 8,5fjO 1,7W
Totals 23.SJI1 .17.077
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