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THE oatAIIA DATIjYJJEJS: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1900.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Fairly Good Advances Heiult from Renewal
of Actirity.
WEATHER GIVES CORN STRONG OPENING
n TrnilliiK 1'etUarelemi I'rovlslons
VrnIt llurly l Session, hnt Onln
StrniKlli llrnvy IIiik Hrcelpta
Shnde Mnrtlnir I'rlccs.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-I.ocal speculators
allowed renewed ucllvlty 111 tlio Brain nnd
provision markeiH today und fairly good
ndvances wch lecordcd In nil commodities
In conicuucnco of the lmprocd demand.
Low contract stocks wero Mill a fuctor I'l
corn. Wheat closed higher, corn r;ia
higher for November and UPc higher for
December: oaU advanced a shade and pro
vNlons closed at from 24c to l2'4o lilelior
Wheat showed somo Indications of weak
ness around the opening. Liverpool was
weak and lower, and thU fact, though ex
pected after, yesterday's decllno hero,
caused enough selllui; pressuro on a mar
ket almost bare of buyers to send prlu-os
down slightly. Shortly after the opening
tho II ( tin buying flurry frill tho price up
ward In a hurry. Ucccmbcr opened a shade
lower nt "OVo 70',ic and Advanced to W(f
7(yii on this deninnd, l ho market for u
hort tlmo having an ovcrnold 'uppcarancj
Tho fact that primary receipts were rathT
mall had somo Influence in this buying.
A period of depression followed, during
which a new treason's low record was miule,
December declining to "Oc, llradstteot's rn-
fort on thn visible showing an Increase of
800,000 bushels started tho liquidation and
tho weak snot was taken advantage, of by
professional bears to forco out stop order i.
Jlut tho reaction camo quickly after Jon
had been reached. A local demand, which
trnw quite heavy ns tho cession drew to a
clot1, absorbed all wheat offered and frnfn
loo tho market steadily rose to "inc. Tho
close was linn at TttTufTJIc Northwest re
ceipts wero 183 cars, ngnlnst CIO last week
and 1,225 a yir ago. Chicago receipts ware
IV) cars, six of contract grade, Totnl pri
mary receipts wore K.1,000 bushels. Seaboard
clearances of wheat and Hour umuuntcd lo
42T..COO bushols.
Corn was Irregular, actlvo at times, but
with many dull period. Tho weather con
tinued unfavorable and tho market opened
ntroug und higher, chiefly on this account.
Tho Novcmocr deal was pushed vigorously
for a tlmn and December, under a good
rneral demand, nlso advanced shnrply.
Country offerings were small and this and
tho small contract stocks wero moving fan.
tors. Later In tho session offerings became
moro liberal and it part of tho advance -ams
lost. Hecelpts wero 878 cats, November
closed at l!io, an advance of 'v''; It told
for a tlmo at 4214c; December ranged at
from SWo to 351c und closed WR?c higher
at ?Zic.
Oats wero dull and trading without
feature. Hecelpts wero 211 ears; December
ranged at from 'IVV't'-lo to 21?ic and closed
ft shade higher at 21c.
Provisions wero weak early nnd strong
lato In tho session. Heavy hog receipts
caused somo shading of prices at the start,
but later tho com strength and an Improved
rush demand canted u good advance, with
pork showing the most strength. Shorts
wero good buyers. At tho close .January
jiork was IS'jo higher at JI1 75; January
lard 2UifcGc higher at $6.S7V.ff6.W nnd Jan
uary ribs M(7'.?c higher at Jtl.IiOftC.M'.
Kstlmated receipts Wednesday: Wheat,
." curs; com, 313 curs; oats, Do cars; lioga,
.VK) head.
Tho leading futures ranged an follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgn. close. Ycsy".
Wheat
Nov.
Deo.
Jau.
Corn
Nov.
Dec.
I May.
' Oats
I Nov.
Dec.
May.
l'ork
Nov.
Jan.
May.
LurJ
Nov.
Deo.
.Tan.
Muy.
, Iltbs
Nov.
Jam
May.
70?i 70T 70 70T4 TOi.i
70Ufii 711, 70 70j;if7l 70'i
"lHfiVi 72 7U!i 7144 71'.ilftt
41fflllS 4215 W 41U 4Ui
35.i5i-i ,T, MH XliZWifrl
S5?i4'T-s S6'. S554 351, 33i
! 2i; attj 2iu 2iu 2iVa
ai;ji 211122 2ijl 2i' 2i;ajf,
hf, 21 2374(jl.tl.23T4'u2l 23i
11 00 11 00 11 00 11 (W 10 50
11 60 It 75 H (10 11 75 11 KM
11 73 11 75 11 72'A 11 72!j 11 05
7 15 7 2ft 7 15 7 20 7 12U
6 9il 7 02V4 92',i 6 90 6-95'
6 82H, 6 90 6 82V, (I 90 6 85
6 90 C 92VS; 6 90 6 92Vi C J4
7 02V4 7 70 7 62V4 7 70 7 62V4
6 25 C 32H 6 22Vl 32 8 25
tZS 6H 6 25 6 33 6 y&
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOTJlt Dull; winter patents, $3.7033.90;
ntrnlRlits, S3.10ii3.G0; clears. J2.DOCf3.40; spring
pedals. S3.10; patents, J3.r.oy3.SO; straights.
W.0inj3.; bakers, J2.20ff2.7o.
WHEAT No. a, ti7Sj72c; No. 2 red, 71Jf
''nN-No. 2, iO-Vc; No. 2 yellow. 4lo.
OATS-No. L 22ia4lUc; No. 2 white, 2SU
tg26c; No. 3 white, 244f2Cc.
HAHLKY Good feeding, 53c; fair to
cholcn malting, WftGDc.
SISKDS-No. 1 flux. $1,60; No. 1 north
western. 11.61: prlino timothy, 14.30. Clover,
contract grade, 110,
VUOVISIONH-Mes.1 pork, per bbl., J10.S7U
fiill.OO. Lard, per 100 lbs.. i,.20. Short ribs
tildes (loose), J7.25W7.7Ii. Dry salted shoul
ders (boxed). I5.82isfrfi.00; short clear bides
(boxed), Jfl.9Cnft7.00.
WIIIHICY Hauls of high wines, per gal.,
J1.27.
HlTdAIt Cut loaf, $6.13; granulated, J0.75;
confectioners' A, J3.D5; off A, $5.40.
Following aro the receipts und shipments
for today:
Articles.
Hecelpts. Shipments.
1R.000 7,000
721,000 10S.O0O
3S1.WI0 341.000
lt'2,000 87,000
fi.ooo
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Torn, bu....
Outs, bu
Ttve. bu
Ilarloy, bu.
111,000
st.ooo
On the l'rnduco exchango today the but.
ter mnrket was steady; creameries, lMi'.'tic;
dairies, 12HSl lEc. Cheese, llrm at KKullUc.
Kggs, steady; fresh, 22c
xkw Tonic ;r.v.".u.t, MAnicivr.
Quotations of the liny on Various
CoiuiuitUI tlm.
Ni:V YOniC, Nov. 20. KLOl'U-necelpts.
10,137 bbls.: exports, SS.3S4 bbls.; steadier
and a shado moro active at old
prices; winter patents, Sn.OOIiMO; win
ter straights, $3.40J(3.Ki; Minnesota patents.
J3.Wl4.25: winters, $2.6CKa2.W, Minnesota
bakers, $3.003.25; winter low grades, $2,45Tj
2.00, Hyo flour, dull; fair to good, 13.003(3.20;
oholeo to fancy J3.25ij3.G0. lluckwhcat Hour,
steady at J2.15ii2.23.
III'CKWIUCAT-Qulet at E7'MC2l4c, c. I.
f.. New York.
COIlNMKAI-Steadv; vellow, 87o: city.
B9o; brandy wine, 2.40J2.GO.
HYU ICasy; No. 2 western. 65c. f. o. b.,
afloat; state, GOiiute, c. I, f., New York car
lots. II AKLH Y Firm ; mailing, D4C3c, c. 1. f
Ttuffnlo.
HAHLKY MALT Quiet but firm at C5
(S72c.
WHEAT Ilecelpts, Cfi.fiOO bu.; exports, 78.
Stl bu. Spot, steady; No. 2 red. 78Uc f. o,
b.. afloat, and 7C'Jic, elevator; No. l north
ern. Duluth, 83Hc, f. o. b afloat; No, 1 hard.
Duluth, 85c. f, o. b,. afloat. Options opened
nteady. In lino with cables, but later de
veloped iKisltlvo strength on a better class
of speculative buying, coupled with smaller
primary receipts, export rumors and actlvo
local covering; closed llrm at UffHc net ad
vance. Murch, 70TsSrS0?ic, closed at M)Uo
May, 79-SfifeO 8-lCe, closed at 80c; Novenitxsr
closed at 7fiic; December, 76vi'i 77 0-16c,
closed at 77Uc,
COHN Hecelpts, 201,000 bu.; exports, 117,
J77 bu. Spot, Arm; No, 2, 4c, olevator, and
46Hc. f. o. b.. afloat. Options wero gener
ally llrm all day without bclnt? very active,
deriving full Inspiration from liberal clear
ances, tlm strength In wheat and small
estimated receipts tomorrow; closed llrm
and H'tf'io net higher. May, 415i(Jf41'.c,
rlosed at 41Tio; Decomber, 42 13-10ft43iic,
closed nt 48,0.
OATS HecelptB, 102.200 bu.: exports, 203,
256 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2. Stie; No, ;i. 25Uo:
No. 2 white, ISHHido; No, :i white. 2S(ii28ic;
track mixed western, 25'4'fl'.,7c; track white,
2S(f(34c. Options, dull but steady.
ItlDES-FIrm; (ialveston, 20 to 23 lbs., 1SH
(319o: rallfornlu, 21 to 23 lbs,, 19c; Texas dry.
2(tl3 lbs., 15c, '
LEATHEH Firmer; hemlock sole,
TUieuos Avres, light to heavyweights, 21W
25e; acid. 23V, ii 24 Vie. ' "
TALLOW Strong; city (J2 per pkg,), 4Tio;
country (pkgs. free). 4H?5c,
ItlClJ Steady; domestic, fair to extra, iK
5iiHo: Japan. 4;iT5o. ' 1?
MOLASSES-Stendy; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. 42i(53c.
FHED-Steady: spring bran, JlG.OOfiia 3S:
middling, J17.00(Tf 19.50; winter bran, JI7.00W
18.50; city. J16.50O17.00. i.w
1'ROViSIONS- lleef. steady: family $10.50
ftTll.75; mess, J!).0ffi9.M; beef hams. 520.IW
20.W; packet. Jl0,OM( 10.50; city (,xtra India
mess, Jltf,0O$fl7.OO. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, mnOVc: plckleil shoulders, l',c;
pickled hams, (iific. Lard, llrm; western
Hteamed, J7.C7V4! November closed at $7.60;
refined. llrm;contluent, J7.S0; South Amer
ica, $;,50: compound, J.00tf6.18. l'orlc, steaily;
family. W.Wii 16.00; short clear, Jtl.WiU 15.00;
mess. J12.W13.uo.
HAY Steady; shipping, 77'iSjSOc; good to
choice. 5fil93c.
WOOL Harely steady; domestic fleece,
:4:Cc: Texas, 14iT16c.
ilCU'H-Qulot; utnto, conimon to choice,
1900 crop, 16c; old, 2t?6c! raclfln coast, 1900
crop, 1519e; 1S99 crop, WUUOi old, 26c.
POTATOES - QUlet; Jerseys, Jl.UOl.60;
New York, Jl.STitil.7Si f-ong Island, Jl.503
1.75: Jersey sweets, J1.50'a2.60,
HUTTEU-Uecelpts, 7,732 pkgs.; easier;
creamery, 19ir.Cc; June creamery, iSfraHc;
furtory, 12t(lCc.
C'HlJESE-ltecelpts, S.S40 pkgs.; steady;
largo September, fancy, 10A4c; small Sep
tember, fancy, lie; largo October, fancy,
10',o; small October, fancy, 104c.
EOaslleeelpts, 14,463 rkgs,; barely
steady; western regular pnrKlng, at mark,
21ii24c; western, loss off, 27c.
I'OI'LTItY Tlie demand for live poultry
Is light and the market weak; fowls, StfSJic;
chickens, 7ffi7Uc; ducks, per pair, tojjouc;
geese, Jl 00t(l.S7V6.
DKESSED l'OL'LTUY Dull, supplies
heavy and prices weak and irregular on tur
keys, thickens and fowls; spring chickens,
western, dry plclcd, fancy, SfiO'sC
METALS Tin In tho local market was
quiet and ruther easier, owing to an nb
senre of buyers, closing easy nt $28.40'ff2S.50.
Spelter was u shado steadier on better ca
bles than expected, closing steady In tono
at JI.30ifM."-''- Tho lest of the list wai un
changed. 1'lff iron warrants were quiet nt
J9.001J 10.00; lake copper, dull at J16.75'S17.0O;
lead, quiet at JI.87Vi. Tho brokers' prlco for
lead was J I and for copper $17.
OMAHA WKOMiSAI.H MAIIICETS.
Condition of Trnde mill Qnotatlona on
Miiple and l'micy Produce.
EOOS-Hecelpts light; good stock, 20(9220.
LIVE I'OI'LTItY -Hens, Mtttso; roosters,
Sii lc; snrliig chickens, CV4'EJ7c; ducks, 6'iS7c;
gc'se, 6V4t7c; turkevs, 74lSHc.
FltESH DItESSED POt.tlniY-Hens, $c;
roosters, 54t6c; ducks and geeso, 910e;
broilers, per do.., $3; spring chickens, per
lb., iiuNUc: turkeys. 12V4C
tiAM E -1'rulrle chickens, per doz., $4.Wtf
5.00; mallard ducks, tier doz., J3; teal, J1.50M
1.75; mixed. Jt.251.50; jacksnlpes. J1.25'Sl.&0;
quail, Jl.Wa'1.75; juck rabbits, $2; cottontails,
iltTTTEIt-Common to fair, KttgiSc:
choice, lC717c; separator, 2Sc; gathered
creamery. 2CC(T21c.
FltESH OYSTERS First grade, solid
?acked, New York counts, per can, Me; ex
ra selects, 32c; stanunrda. f; medium.
20c. Second grade, slack lilted, New York
counts, per can, 30c; extra soleots, 21c;
standards, 20c; bulk standards, per gal.,
i'lUEONS-Llve, per doz.. 0ol
VEALS-Cholco. 9310c.
HAY Prlco quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers association: Choice upland,
J9; No. 1 upland, J8.50; medium. Jfl; coarse,
J7.60, Hyo straw, J6. Thes prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair; receipts, 2 cars.
OATS-No. 3 white, 2Ga
COHN-No. 3, 3Sc.
uitAN-ii t,neL
. VEGETAT1LE8. 'TC
Tl'IlNIPS-Per bu. basket. BOc, J.V
llEETS-l'er bu., 60c. '
CAHKOTS-Pcr bu., 60o. I
LETTUCE 1-cr doz.. 25SW0&
HAD13HES Per aoz.. 2Sc.
H HANS Wax, pet 1-3 bu. basket, SOOi
string. 75c.
. POTATOES-Per bu., OS60c; Idaho, pot
bu., i oo.
BWEET POTATOES-Per bbl.. J2.003f3.28.
CAIIBAOE-Per lb.. lHc; Holland seed,
Pc.
TOMATOES-Pcr -bu. basket. BOc.
ONIONS Per bu.. 75c.
CELEUY NeDrusKa and Utah, S04So;
extra mammoth, K5c.
FRUITS.
PEARS Per box, J2.OO02.25.
QHAPES Delaware and Niagara, per B
b. tmsket. lbc; Malaa, per keg, JG.50$7.E0.
APPLES Native. TficiTH.OO per bu.; per
lb. Iiasket.
CRANHERRIES Per bbl., J7.50; per
crate, J2.73.
TROPICAL FRUITS. '
OKANOES-Mexlcan, per box. JI.G0
LEMONS-Callfornla, extra fancy, J4.00;
choice. $3. DO.
HANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
FIGS California, new cartons. 90c; lay
ers, too.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS English wutnuts. per lb.. 13c;
Alberts, per lb.. ISc; almonds per lb., ISM
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., SHc: No. 2 veal
calf. 12 lo 15 lbs., GVic; dry hides. S13o;
sheep pelts, 23ff73c; horse hides, Jl.&0Jf-'.25.
St. I.onls (irnlu and Provision.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 20. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 70Hc; track, 7U4ij)
72Vjc; November. 70c: Decmber. 70Uc; Jan-
ii'JFJ"'.'1'0' Mal'' "3H73ics No. 2 hard,
68M69c.
CORN-Hlgher: No. 2 cash, 23c; track,
3r436c; November, 33c; December, 34V4c;
May, 36c.
OATS Ea.sy; No. 3 cosh, 23o; track, 23
23Uo; November, 23e: December, 22o; May,
24Ic; No. 2 white, 26c.
RYE Steady at 4Sc.
FLOUR-yuIet; patents, $3.50(?S.S; extra
fancy and strulght, J3.15ft3.25; clear. J2.85
3.10,
SEE DS Tl m o t hy, offering light and de
mand fair ut J3.75ii4.20; fiax, no market.
CORNMEAL Steady at $3.
BRAN Steady; sacked lots, east track,
64 fi 63 Wc.
iiAY-Steadv to firm; tlmotliy,, J9.50gi3.50;
prairie, JS.50ifU0.50.
WHISKY Rtendv at J1.37.
IRON COTTONTIE8-J1.25.
HA(KIN(l-7?iias'W.
HEMP TV --fi(!.
PROVISIONS Fork, steady; Jobbing, $13,
Lard, nominally higher at 37. Dry salt
meats (boxed), oulet: extrn. nhnrtn. J7.37Ur
clear ribs and clear sides, J7.62V4. Baocn
(boxed), steady; extra shorts, J3.3iVi; clear-
niiH nno near smcs, jd.t.'i.
METALS Lead, steady at J4.25; spelter,
firm nt ja.17'4.
POl'LTRY-Dull: chickens. 6c: young,
6ic; turkoys, CyeVic; young, 7c; ducks, 7c;
geese, ftiiac.
KGOS-Hteady at lSVaC
HECEIPTS-FIour. 6,000 bbls.: wheat, 47.
000 bu. ; corn, 85.0HO bu.; oats. 40.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 16,000 bbls.; wheat,
47,000 bu.; corn, 51,000 bu.; oats, 19,000 bu.
Liverpool tarnln mill Provision.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20. WHEAT-Spot,
steady; No. 2 red western, winter. Es llVd;
No. 1 northern spring, 6s 3d; No. 1 Califor
nia, 6a 2Hd; futures, steady; December, 6s
lid; March, 6a Id.
CORN Spot, steady: American mixed,
nominal. 4s; futures, steady; November, 3s
HUd; Decomber, 3s HHd; January, 2s 01(1.
FLOUR-St. I..ouis fancy winter, steady,
8s 6d.
PROVISIONS-Iteef, extra India mess,
easy, 09s; prime mess, nominal. PorK,
nrlnio moss western, llrm, 72s, IiihI, Amor
lean refln"d, In palls, steady, 3Us fid; nrlmo
western, in tierces, steady, SSs Od. Hams,
short cut, 14 to 16 lbs., strong, 46s 3d, Hacon,
Cunibdrland cut, 28 to 20 lbs., strong, 47s;
short ribs, IS to 22 lbs., strong, 48s 3d; lon
clear middles, light, steady, 46s; long clear
middles, heavy, strong. 40s Cd; short clear
backs, 16 to 18 lbs., strong. 43h 3d; olear
bellies, II to 16 lbs., Ann, ECs. Shoulders,
sauare. 12 to 14 lbs., strong, S3s 9d,
HOPS At London (Paclllo coast), steady,
2 BsffilS 5Vj.
LINSEED-Flrm. 33s 61.
UUTTER-Unlted States finest, quiet, Sft:
United States good, dull. 81s Cd.
PEAS-Oanadlan. quiet. 5s 7id.
TALLOW Prime city, nrrn, 25s; Aus
tralian. In London, llrm. 27s Cd.
CHEESE-American finest white, easy,
51s fid; American finest colored, easy, 5Gs.
OIL Cottonreed, Hull refined, spot. In
bbls.. quiet. 21s Cd.
Tl'RPENTlNE-Splrlts, Dull. Jls 6d.
ROSIN-Common, Arm. 4s 9d.
ICuiinii City Oraln Hnil Provision.
KANSAS CITY, .Nov. 20. WHEAT De
cember. 63V;ff3a,c: May. 17;c; No. 2 luud.
cash. C5V4i(?Ci;vte: No. 3, 63V465a; No. 2 red
70o; No. 3, 6669c.
CORN-Decembnr, S30M4c; May, 34Vic;
cash. No. 2 mixed, 34c; No. 2 white, 35(40;
No. 3. 35e.
OATS-No. 2 white, 26Vi3T27c.
RYE No. 2, 43ijC.
HAY-Chotee timothy, Jt0.0010.E0; choice,
prairie. J9 0Ofi9.60.
IIUTTER-Creamery, 19g22c; dairy, fancy,
17c.
EaoS-Hlgher: fresh Missouri and Kan
sas ktock, Uc dozen, loss off, coses re
turned; now whltowood cases Included, o
more.
RECEIPTS-Whcat, 47,200 bu.; corn, 11,200
bu.; onts. 6,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat, 72,800 bu.; corn,
9,600 bu.; outs, 2.0M bu.
Tolrdn Market.
TOLEDO. O., Nov. 20.-WHEAT-Actlve
nmnirm; cash. ,4Vc; December, 74c; May,
CORN Steady; cash, 3Sc; December. 36Hc.
OATS Dull and steady; cash, 22Vic; De
cembor, 23S4c.
RYE--r.3Uc.
CI.OVEHSEED 1S99 prime. J6.30: 189S
prime, Jii; December, J6.80; March, JG.SO.
Oll-Unchangcd,
l'litlnilrlnliln Produce Market,
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20.-HUTTER-Dull;
prints, lo lower; fancy western cream
ery. 27c; fancy western prints, 29c.
EOOS-Steady ; fresh nearby, 27o; frosh
western, S6c; fresh southwestern, 23o; fresh
southern. 21c.
CHEESE-Qulet but steady: New York
full creams, fancy shiull. lli?ll!4c; Now
Yotk full creams, choice, loflile,
MIIniikro (iriiln Market.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 20. Wl I EAT Mar
ket flrmer; No. 1 northern, 73Ji75Vso; .No. 2
northern. vUiTSc.
RYE Drooolng; No. 1. 49fflV5e.
PARLEY Dull; No, 2, 59c; sample, 45ff
57c,
AMilliible Mupiitirs,
NEW YORK. Nov 20. Special cable and
telegraphic cnmmv ilcatlons to llradstreet's
show tho, following changes In available
supplies since last report;
WUXAT-Uulted SUU and Canada, eaat
i iti.v iM.-uiiuia. uci iu oU'Jnv. ruiiaiOUi
6Wi74c: lirazlls, 13c; Pecans, SfflOc.
HIDES-No. 1 green, 7Wc; No. 2 green,
of Rockies, Increase, 1,600,000 bu.; nfloat for
and In Europe, Increase, 200,000 bu.J total
supply. Increase, l.Stio.OOO bu.
CORN -United States and Canada, east
of Rockies, Increase, 2.19J.000 bu,
OATS United States and Canada, east of
Rockies, Increase, 3G3,(.K bu.
Among tho more Important Increases re-
fiorted nro those of 2li,0C) bu, nt northwe'Jt
nterlor eloMitors, 76,000 bu. nt Port Huron
and 50,000 bu. in Manitoba. The combined
stock of wheat at Portland, Ore., Tacoma
and Seattle, Wash., Increased 20,000 bu. last
week. Heclnnlng next week stocks nt
Nashville, Tenn., Quebec und additions)
stocks In and near Lincoln, Neb., will bo
Included In this statement,
Diilntb Mnrket.
DULUTH, Minn., Nov. 20.-VHEAT-No-vetr.ber,
rash, No. 1 hard, 7flc; No, 1 nortl -ern,
74c: No. 2 northern, 69Hc: No. 3 spring,
63HC To nrrlve: No. 1 hard, 75c; No. 1
northern, 73c; December, 72Vsc; May, 76c.
CORN Nono quoted.
OATS-23Vi'i23c.
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AM 1IOM19.
.Northern l'nclfli; Ktockn Kstnlillsh n
.Vrnv Record tin the Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-1 1 is not often that
a movement In tho stock market attains the
volume and the price movement of that of
today In the Northern Pacific stocks. Oc
casionally In tho past there havo been sales
In a single day of tin Imposing aggregate
of some of tho largely centralized western
railroad systems, of whlrh tho floating sup
ply In tho market Is nlwnys mueh larger
than that of thn moro tlrtnly established
railroad properties in tho earlier settled
portions of tho country, but thn very fact
of tho enormous floating supply of these
stocks hampers tho prieo movement. To
day's sales of Northern Pacific foot up, ac
cording to the customary approximate cal
culations, 201, SOO shares for tho common
stock and 75,600 shares of tho preferred
stock, a total of 277,400 shares. Thn com
mon stock rose an extreme KVi nnd tho pre
ferred 6VJ. Various causes doubtless served
to congest tho speculation In these stocks.
For ono reason, there was hut languid In
terest In tho general market and the eager
army of operators and speculators who nro
watching for available openings failed to
And any until tho movement In Northern
Pacific developed. Tho volume nnd charac
ter of tho dealings In tho stocks, however,
precluded tho Idea of u purely speculative
operation. No authentic news was disclosed
to explain the movement, such rumors as
wero heard being prompted rather by thn
effort to explain by guesswork. It was nl
legcd that It had been determined to retire
tho preferred stock nt par, as the com
pany has tho right to do under tho terms
of Its Issue. Tho fnvorlto theory, however,
was that the buying of Northern Pacific
represents a process of transfusion of In
terests between tho different transconti
nental railroad lines, or, moro Immediately,
the northern nnd northwestern routes.
Such a process Is on tho lines of what has
already been accomplished on a largo scale
In thn eastern trunk line field and Is In
accordance with the best accepted theory
for a solution of competitive problems in
railroading. That somo Important develop
ment will bo forthcoming Is undoubtcdlo,
becauso of the testlnionv of thn tape. Tho
movement In Northern 1'acltlc had a domi
nant effect on tho wltolo market nnd pulled
It up effectually from tho reactionary ten
dency which had overborne It during tho
early part of tho day. This was duo to tho
continued henvy profit taking and to very
largo selling for Loudon account, after a
light buying movement for that account In
tho early dealings. It Is behoved that very
largo shipments of slocks, and especially
of Northern Pacific, which havo been sold
for foreign uccount since tho election, nro
now on tho ocean. This would create a
temporary shortago In tho supply avail
able for borrowing purposes nnd would add
materially to tho embarrassments of u
short Interest. Tho prollt taking continued
to a degree, even after tho general ten
dency hud become strongly upward, and
somo of tlm prominent stocks practically
failed to respond at all. Tho movement In
the Iron and rteel stocks was exceedingly
Irregular nnd a number of other specialties,
which havo had recent notable advances,
hung back today. As a. consequence tho
day's net changes wero exceedingly uneven
and not a few declines wero mixed In with
tho notable gains. The conspicuously strong
stocks, boslde.i tho Northern Pactllc, wero
Union Pacifies, Oreat Northorn preferred,
tho Atchlsons, Missouri Pacifies, the Den
ver & Rio Grando und tho Baltimore fc
Ohlos. Among thn Industrials and special
ties thn Steel and Wire stocks, Federul
Steel, Tobaccos. People's Gas, Sugar and
International Power were conspicuous.
After a sharp reaction on profit taking tho
Northern Pnclflcs rallied, carrying tho
whole market with them, and tho closing
was very animated and buoyant at about
the top level.
Profit taking was In evldenco In tho bond
market and prices were generally lower.
Total sales, par vulue, $3,023,000. United
States 3s, coupon, declined t and tho imv
4s V. Tho old 4s udvauced U on the last
call.
Tho following are tho closing prices on
tho New Y'rk Stock exchange:
Atchison pfd ...
Uultlmoro & O..
Can. Pacific ....
Can. Southern .
Ches. & Ohio....
Chicago G. W...
C. U. & y
Chicago I. & L.
do pfd
Chicago & K. I.
Chicago & N. W.
C, It. I. & P....
C. c: C. it St. L.
Colo. Southern .
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. ft Hudson.
Del. 1 1. & W....
Den. & R. Q....
do pfd
Erio
do 1st pfd
C.t. Nor. pfd....
Hocking Coal ..
Hocking Vnlley.
Illinois Central
do pfd
Wabnsh
do pfd
W. & L. E
do 2d pfd
Wis. Central ....
Third Avenue ...
, 83'i
, 8l'V
W'.i
, 34
FOU
12?i
111
140
161
4S
130
21 J
00
r,
96'i
il'
fiTy
'3Vi
87(4
Ul?
134
51
7IU.
L1,i
27-
94 Mi
51 U
76V..
m
M'.i
102
?.T-i
73
7.1
"1U
!''.'
Wi
ns .".:)
91
1C0
20
61
t)
4-
f'i
V.
I'M
- f,$
ws
115
77;
15
76Vi
349
m
, B3
, 57
Amer. Express.,,
U. S. Expresn...,
Wclls-Fargo Ex.,
. !S)4
,167
, C6'i
Amer. Cot. Oil...,
do pfd
Amer. Maltlnr .'.
1 do i) I'd
i Will
,tlfi'i
K!
, 23U
. r!i
,144
. 4li
lSlVi
. 17
. 3u'a
,12i',i
: 'if'
,107 V-;.
,21'Jli
.1(1,
. isvi
, lBi
.102
. Ct'Ti
, -10
, Ha
. as
,141
.iw;
. 4.1ji
, SI
, 72'4
, S.'
, 2.i
, 42
, 76
,14:-4
. ml
. fi-'Hfc
Amer. S. & It...,
do pfd
Amer. Spirits ....
do pfd
Amer. S. H
do pfd
Amer. S. & W...,
do pfd
Amor. Tin Plate,
do pfd
Amer. Tobucco..,
do pfd
Anaconda M. Co
Hrk. Itap. Tr
Colo. F. & I
Con. Tobacco
do pfd
Federal Bteol ....
do pfd
Gen. Electric
Glucose Sugar .
do pfd ,
Int'n'l Paper-...,
do pfd
Lucledo Gas
National Hlscult,
do pfd
National Lead .,
do pfd
National Steel .,
do pfd
N. Y. Air Urako..
Iowa Central ..
do
pfd
Xr W
pfd
noro
L. E.
do
Luke
Louis. & Nash..
Manhattan L ...
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central ...
Minn. & S. L....
do pfd
Mo. Paclllo
Mobile & Ohio..
M.. K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central....
N. Y. Central...
Nor. & West....
do pfd
No. Paclllo
do pfd
Ontario & W....
O. R. i N
do pfd
Pennsylvania ..
Rending
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Wo G. W
do pfd
St. L. & S. F...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. S. W
do pfd.........
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. & Omaha.
So. Paclllo
So. Railway ....
do pfd
Tex. ic. Pacific...
Union Pacific ...
'No. American.,
Paclllo Coast
do 1st pfd....,,
do 2d pfd
l'aclllc Mall
People's Gas
Pressed S. C
I do pfd
Pullman P. C...,
Stand. It. & T..,
iSugar
do pfd
'Tenn. & I
, 06
, fill
IGVt
, 73
, 4".
, 14?i
iU. S, Lenther....
12ITI,
175
120
, 42
, 1Hi
, v5
. r.i',5
do pfd
U. S. Rubbor
do pfd
Western Union ..
Republic I, & S..
do pfd
P. C. O. & St. I
Ik) 4
I
Ex-dlvidend. Offered.
Xerr York Money Mnrkt,
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-MONEY On call,
steady, at 3Vi4S per cont; last loan, 314 per
cent; prime mercantile paper. 4ffi per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Stcadlor, with
actual business In bankers' bills nt J4.84H
for demand and at $1,81 for sixty days:
posted rates, $4.82 und J4.S5; commercial
bills. $4.S0Vi.
SILVKR-Cortiflcatee, C4UUC3c: bar, 64c;
Mexican dollars, 50-io.
UONDS Governments, irregular; state,
inactive; railroad, easier.
The closlus; prices 011 bands today are as
follows:
U. S. ref. 2s, reg.
do coupon
do 2s. reg
do coupon
do new 4s, reg.
do coupon
do old 4s, reg..
do coupon
do 5s, reg
do coupon ,
D. of C. 3, 65s...,
Atch. gen. 4s
do adj. 4s
Can. So. 2b
C. & O. 4Vis
do 5s
C. fc N. W. c. 7s,
do S, F. deb. 5s,
Chicago Ter. 4s.,
doColo. So. 4s..
D. & It. G. 4s....
Erin gen. Is
F. W. & D, C. N,
Gen. Electric 5s.,
In.' Central is....
L. & N. mil. 4s,.,
M K. & T. 2s...,
do 4u ,
MIVilN. T. C. Is
AWi N. J. C. g. 5s...,
.rmf No. Paclllo 3s...,
.W.Z do 4s
.137 N Y C ,fc K h la.
.VITH N. & W. c. 4s...
,115Vj Orn. Nav. Is
tlrt do 4m
109U
126V4
7P ,
104H
106V,
P9&,
I0H
!0.Wi
12711
114'-.,
K9i
100
U2!i
12ti
173' 4
UfT,
U9Ti
K3
Ip
tOCVi
116V4
104
u.n;
91
,112 O. S, L. Us...
.US1! (lo con. 5s..
10l(4 St. l'aul cons...
UK at. P., C. & P. Is
i n 1 do 5s
Ill So. Pacific 4s....
PI So. Railway 5s..
SS'.SH. R. (t T. 6s....
VU Texas & P. Is...
7ii,4 do 2s
, 77 (Union Pacific 4s.
113 I Wabash Is
117'4 do 2s
Wit West Shore 4s...
70 ,'ls, Central Is.
9.'?4 'a. Centuries ..
flunk ( leiirlngn.
NEW YORK. Nov. CO.-ciearlngs, $333,.
503.626: balances. 19,929,956.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-ClearIng3,
$21,315,324. balances, $3,325,357.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 20.-Cloaring, $5,312,
197: balance, $474,966.
BT. LOUIS, Nov. M.-Clearincf, $7,255,113;
12IVi Reading gen. 4s.
101 'J R. G. W" Is
Kit. H L & I .M c. 5s.
balances, J76S.S72; money, steady, at Blt7
tier cent; New York exchange, 26o premium
bid, 35c asked. I
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-CIarin, J23,H4,S3S;
balances, J2,3oo,393; New York exchange,
par; sterling exchange, J4.mim.so.
UOSTON, Nov. 20.-Clearlngs, J31,839,406;
balances, j.',7l'l,765.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.-eiearl!lgs, J2.829.
930; New York exchange, par; money, 3V4
4f0 per cent.
rtoston Stock nnd Hand.
UOSTON, Nov. 20.-Call lean, 334 per
cent; time loans, 4jju per cent. Official
prices:
A.. T. A: S. F...,
do pfd
Amer. Sugar ....
do pfd
Am. Telephono ..
Rostoli Al
llostou Elevated.
Hostou & Mo...,
t;., U. &. Q
Dominion Coal..,
do pfd
Federal Steel
do pfd
Fltchburg pfd ...
aen. Electric ...
do pfd
Ed. Elec. Ill
Mex. Central ....
Mich. Telephone,
N. E. G. & a...
Old Dominion ..,
Rubber
Union Pacific ....
Union Land 3
West End 92.,
West. Electric .. 61?i
m
116
137
217
tM'j
l!'.i
137
12
113
M'i'
'On
IIS
161
112
215
I3V4
K,
.It
71'4
'Atchison 48 ......1W.4
,V. E. G. & C. 63.. 67x
Advcnturo 6
Alloiicz ji. co....
Atlantic .......... 27
llostou .V .moiu-.o-'j
Hutto fc Hoston.. R)
....I c. lln.ln Mil
I II I. ......
Centennial ....
'l?.,. ..Villi
Humboldt
Osceola
IParrot
. 25
,. 7S
. Bt-n
360
. K
.2S9
qulnoy
Santa Fo Cop.
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
... 23U
...378
... 4GV4
Wolverines.
Asked,
New York MlnlUK Stooke.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Tiia following nre
tho closing quotations for mining snares
today:
('hollar s
Ohplr
Crown Point 7
Con. Cal. & Va..i2o
Deudwood V,
Gould As Currle.,100
Halo Sc Norcross. 11
Homestako 0300
Iron Sliver 70
Mexican 22
Ontario C00
l'lymoutn
Quicksilver ...
do pfd
Sierra Nevada
Standard
... 10
...125
...700
.. 3.1
... 23
... 14
.. 22
... 11
Union con. ...
Yellow Jackat
Brunswick' ....
London Stock Qnotatloa.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-4 p. m.-Closlng:
Cons,, money
do ncct
Atchison
Can. l'aclllc ,
.16 9-16 Erie 14V4
96 1l-16 do 1st pfd 414
VI nnnD(h.nnln Tl
.1. WfRendlng 10V1
...127t'5.No. I'nelflc pfd.. S3vl
HI. P1111I
Illinois Central!!'.12s
iirumi 1 runit .... i .
Anaconda 10
Louisville (.311
V. V. nfrl 111?
N. Y. Central. '.141'
Haua Alines 40
HAH SILVER-Qulet at 29Hd per ounce.
MONEY 3Ji3V4 per cent; tho rato of dls
count In tho open market for short bills Is
34 per cent; for threo months' bills, 3?i per
cent.
Condition of the Trennury.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. Today's state
ment of tho treasury balances In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho J150,000,000 gold
roservo In the division of redemption,
shows: Avallablo cash balance, J137,10O,S6o;
gold, $93,234,(38.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-Money was In fair
supply and easy today. Consequently It
was Impossible to.niHlntaln discounts. The
renewed decline in New York exchango Is
attracting attention and tho Hank of Eng
land is again undertaking to check the
downward tendency of discount. On the
Stock exchango business waB moderatoly
uctlvo and tho tono was fairly good, though
Inclined to dullness. Consols wero easier
on tho uncertainty of future money. Homo
rails wero mostly dull Americans wore un
decided on unfavorable Wall street ad
vices. They opened below parity nnd most
stocks fell further. Thoy afterwards hard
ened and closed Irregular. Union Pacifies,
common nnd preerred, and Northern Pa
cifies wero the features. Grand Trunks
wero easier, Rio tlntos wero lower. The
amount of bullion withdrawn from tho
Hank of England on balanco today was
100.000. Spanish 4s closed at CS.62V4. Gold
premium quoted nt Uucnos Ayres ut 133.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20. Tho Commercial
Advertiser's Loudon financial cablegram
says: A fairly good business was done In
the markets hero today. Tho tone of Amer
icans was comparatively qtilot. but in them
there was a broadening market with free
Interchange, although prices wero little af
lected. Loudon wanted Northern Pactllc
and Union Pacific securities, tho latter on
tho earnings report. Tho continent did
little. Tho bank lost JC100.000 gold to Egypt.
Call money was in good demand. Tho mar
ket repaid to tho bank tho small amount
due. but later borrowed as much more.
HERLlN, Nov. 20. On tho boursn todav
Americans were firm. Canadian Pacifies
wero ealer. Locals were weak on realiza
tions in view of the holiday tomorrow and
th'i unsatisfactory reports from the uppor
Sllcslnn mnnufiinturlng districts.' Hanks
wera irregular. Exchango on London. 20m
41Hpfg for checks. Discount rates: Short
bills, 311 per cent; three months' bills, 4V4
per cent.
PARIS. Nov. 20. Business on tho bourse
today opened Inanimate. Later continual
offers caused depression, Rio tlntos opened
firm, but became easier. Delleers wero
firm on dividend rumors. Toward thn close
Homo In dustrlals strengthened. Three per
cent rentes, lOOf 03c for thn account: ex
chango on London, 23f 11c for checks; Span
ish 4s closed at 69.20.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YOniC, Nov. 20. Trading on the
Cotton exchange today was spasmodically
actlvo with tho boars In control In the
morning and tho bulls during tho latn ses
sion. Whllo tho public was not conspicuous
us an early operator the outside Investors
later wero leading supporters of tho mar
ket. Tho opening was easy, with prices 5
points lower to 2 points higher. Liverpool
opened In accordance with our close of last
night and soon lost a portion of tho ad
vance. This led to confusion of opinion
here, as the domestic news wa-i signally
bullish. Heavy profit taking soon became
general and bears pounded the near posi
tions. Abnormally heavy port receipts
capped tho climax so fur as hesitating
holders were concerned and before tho sell
ing movement ran Us courso prices wero
down 10$17 points. Soon nfter midday the
market displayed symptoms of returning
strength and with the change In feeling
shorts covered. Tho semi-weekly Interior
receipts wero decidedly less than expected,
tho estimates for thn week showed a radi
cal falling off, whllo tho official reports
from tho lending spot centers told of HffHa
higher juices, with offerings light. This
array or bullish factors completely routed
tho bears. Investment orders camo In with
Increasing rapidity and prices advanced
rapidly. Covering was active In tho lust
hour and shorts wero In dread of u bulge
in Liverpool tomorrow. Wall street and
tho south were prominent buyers. The closo
wns Hteady. with prices net 4ff 3 points
higher. Futures closed steady; November,
10.01c; December, !',9:'c; January, 9.87c; Feb
ruary, 9.84o; March, 9.83o; April, 9.82c; May,
9,aie; June, 9.S0c; July. 9.76e; August, 9.67c;
September, d.SOe. Spot closed quint and 3-lfio
higher; middling uplands, lOUc; middling
gulf, 10V4c; sales, 116 bnles.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Nov. 20 -WOOL Tho tone, of
the wool market here Is seady, but prices
are not so firm 11s a week ago, owing, It U
clutmed, to the depressing effect of the W.
L, Strong & Co. failure, and dealers here
aro wntchlng tho outcomo of affairs in
connection with tho assignment very
closely. They express the fear that tho
falluro may havo tho effect of banishing
temporal Hy the prospect of an advance in
prlcos. Territory wools continue to head
tho list of salee und 475MSo are asked for
lino medium and fine scoured, staple nnd
50c for strictly stuple. Fleece wools are
quiet, but nrlces are steady, with small
offerings. Thn following aro the quota
tions for leading descrlotlonii'
Ohio und Pennsylvania fleeces X and
above, 25'n26c; XX and above, 27(fi7Vte: de
lalno, 2Sft29c; No. 1 combing. 28ST29c: No 'J,
thren-elghts-blood. 24(2'c; coarso and braid,
washed, 261127c, Michigan, Wisconsin, etc.
X Michigan. 22W23c: No. 1 Michigan,
combing, 27(62Sc: No. 2, 20fT28c; quirt.ir
blood, washed, 26(i27c: coarso ami braid,
washed, 25fJ26e; lino delaine, 24f25o. Un
washed, medium, etc Kentucky and In
diana quarter-btood. combing, 23'Tr24o; threa-eiehts-blood,,
23Gi24c; Missouri quarter
blood, combing, 22123c; thrre-clglits-blood
22T(23c: braid combing. 20ff21c; Iako and
Georgia, 22B23c. Territory, scoured basis
Montana npd Wyoming, fine medium and
lino. 17JT18C, scoured. 4S?il9c; staple, 50c;
Utah, line medium and line, 17if 18c: scoured,
47W4Sc: staple, (Wc; Idaho, lino medium and
fine, 15T(16c; scoured, 47'5'45c; staple. SOc.
Australian, tcoured basis, spot prlcs -'Combing,
superfine, nominal nt 73075c;
need, I.SfiTCc; uverage, i!2fT67c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20. WOOI-Demand
light; stocks largo and generally firmly
'"MANCHESTER. Nov. 20.-Cloths mil
yum business moderate at hardening prices.
Oil Market.
OIL CITY, I'a Nov. 20,-OIL-Credlt bftl
nnces. $1.03; certificates, no bid; shipments
M.591 bbls.. avenge 99.769 bbls.; runs 105,962
bbls.. average &'.262 bbls.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-OILS-Cottonsee(l,
dull" prime crude, S9o; prime yellow, S3e.
Potrolouin, steady. Turpentine, dull, 43'4
4F4lc.
LONDON, Nov. 20. OILS-Cnlcutta Un
seed, spot, 59s. Linseed oil, 3ls 7Vid, Tur
pcutlno spirits, 20s 9d,
MluiifupollA Wlient Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 20. WHEAT
Caeh. 7c; December, 72Ho; May, 735ti'5,ic,
On track: No, 1 hard. 76c; No. 1 northern,
74c; No 2 northern. 72c.
FLOUR -First patent, $1,101 1.20; spcond
patents, $3,s5U4.C0; llrst clears, J2.90'a3,00;
second clears, $2,15112.25.
BRAN In bulk, Jll.50ail.J3. ..
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oholce Beef Cattle- tad Feeders Inlly
Btendy with Twterdgy,
HOGS OPEN NICKEL LOWER. CLOSE STRONG
Fnt Sheep and I.amli In Go4 Demand
nt About Steady rrloe Feeder
Alio Morril Freely at Yes
terday' Qnotatlon.
SOUTH
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Offlclul Tuesday
OMAHA, Nov. 20
Cattle,
... P.ino
Hogs. Sheep.
4,295 4.5JO
1.. 4,362 12,100
,01Z
Two days this week.... 9,462 16,455 11,542
Same days last week. ...10,071 10,417 11.497
Same week before 2,612 7.74 S 8,315
Same threo weeks ago.. 9,607 9,933 17,819
Same four weeks ago.. 8,944 6,007 21,16s
Averago price paid for hogs for tho last
several days, with comparisons:
I 1900. 1S99.1S93.1S97.1896.1S95.1894.
Nov.
Nvo.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov,
Nov.
Nov,
Nov.
Nov.
Nox-.
Nov.
4 MV
4 60
4 54 1
4 tj;:
4 64Vt
67VJ
4 70'ij
6S'4
4 78f
4 S.1i;
4 73Ji
4 67H
4 82'i
4 90H
82V4:
4 7SW
4 74
4 01 S tJ 3 29 .1 43 4 44
4 04 3 45 3 41 3 27 f 44 4 45
4 04 3 47 3 43 3 SO 4 39
4 02 3 51 3 43 S 31 3 33
3 52 3 44 3 21 3 35 4 41
4 01 3 46 3 17 3 36 4 50
4 02 3 55 .1 23 3 45 4 M
4 03 3 52 8 51 3 45 4 42
i 0 3 43 3 41 S 2S 3 39 4 29
4 03 S 47 3 31 S 27 4 41
4 02 3 43 3 S2 8 17 3 39
3 44 8 38 S 22 3 45 4 43
3 94 8 34 3 23 8 44 4 84
.1 M 8 41 3 25 3 46 4 84
3(0 3 J5 3 27 8 41 4 37
8 84 8 35 .1 31 3 18 8 45 4 45
3 87 3 38 3 82 8 11 4 48
3 86 8 85 8 82 8 14 41
3 28 8 34 3 IS 3 89 4 O
3 88 3 84 8 IS 3 42 4 56
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of ears of stock
brought In today by each tod was:
r. Cattle. HogP. Bhecp.
C., M. & St. P. Ry 1 if
O. & St. L. Ry.... .7 3
Mo. Paellln Ttv t
Union Pac. System 49 30
C. ft N. W. hy
8. C. & P. Ry i
C, St. P.. M, & O. Ry 2o 10 4
B. & M. R. R. n...... ! 44 31 7
'., B. & Q, Ry 4 jo
K. C. & St. J... 1 1
C. , H. I, Sc P. Ry., ast.... .1 Jo
C, R. I. & P. Ry., west.... la..
Illinois Central 2 2..
Total receipts 163 1f3 S
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 161 1,477 818
d. H. Hammond Co 433 1,104 3S7
Swift and Company im 2,617 861
Cudahy Packlnc Co 895 3.244 1,213
Armour & Co 669 2,124 ....
R. Becker A Began ISO
Vansant & Co M)
f iJl Car.e';,- 53
Lobman & Co 175
W. I. Stephon 172
Hill & Huntrlngcr in
Benton & Underwood,... 4?
Livingstone A Schaller.. 55
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 440
H. L. Dennis .t Co 161
H. F. Hobblck 5
A. S. Mawhlnney 26
Other buyers 646 .... 4,791
Totnls 4,343 12090 7.337
CATTLE There was a fairly liberal run
of cattlo hero today, but the market was
In better shapo nil around than It was
yesterday. There wero about thlrty-flvo
cars of corn cattlo included In tho receipts
and packers took hold with considerable
life und bought thorn up at not far from
steady prices. In somo cases tho light
handy weights that JUBt suited the buyers
brought perhaps a little stronger prices,
but as a rule the market wan Just about
steady as compared with yesterday.
The supply of cows and heifers was not
particularly heavy, only about twenty-six
cars being reported on salo. Tho market
was none too ncttve and barely steady.
The good kind moved more readily than
tho less desirable grades, but sellers found
it rather difficult to got steady prices for
the general run.
There was a little more life to the stocker
and feeder trado than was the case yoater
day. Tho good heavyweight cattle found
ready sale at steady to stronger prices and
It was not long before the yards were
cleared of cattle answering to that de
scription. Tho Unlit and common kinds
were not In as good demand, but still
? rices did not leem to go any lower than
hey were yesterday.
There were very few western grass beef
cattlo on sale this morning, but, as has
been the case all along, the demand for
them was in good shape and sellers had
no troublo to get steady prices for them
If they wero at nil good. Weetern crura
cows also sold close to steady and good
heavy feeders brought steady to stronger
firlc.es, while the loss desirable grados sold
n about yesterday's notches, ftepreecnta
tlvo sales:
BEEF
STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
4 765 $3 75 47 1171 C 00
It 1301 4 55 24 1206 6 00
Av. Pr.
... 765 $3 75
...1301 4 55
...1186 4 65
...10X7 4 SO
...1088 4 fO
...110.) 4 85
u 1112 r no
47 1278 5 C6
1 1340 5 05
15 1138 5 15
20
40
61
1
4
11
1
2
1
4
1
I)
i5;;;;;
3
9
1
o
i"!!!
i...
i
20
1
4
1
3
20
6
2
2..,,.
14
4
6
n'.'.Y.'.
4
8
l..M.
1
3
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
951
991
6 00
20.
.1377 6 80
5 05
1 (V)
COWS.
... 720
... 797
... 913
...lono
... .133
... 630
... 915
... 890
... 890
... 790
... 800
... 920
...1000
... 935
... 1)10
...1100
...1260
... 996
...1W0
... 955
...1020
...1053
... 852
... 911
...1260
...1160
... 993
... 602
... 980
... 785
... 986
... 865
... 876
...1009
...1520
...1336
...1170
...1260
...1246
...1070
...1130
... 300
... 210
... 70
1,
.. 920
..1040
..1053
..1140
.. 900
.. 950
.. 866
..1000
..1120
.. 960
.. 959
..1052
..1110
..1085
..1120
.. 901
..1200
..1032
..1060
..1130
..1012
..1036
..1105
..1052
.. 992
..1140
..1107
..1340
..1330
..1123
.. 901
.. 446
.. 9C0
..1060
.. 90
.. BOO
.. 9J0
..1460
..1074
..1230
3 09
3 CO
.1 no
2 00
3 00
.1 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
.1 00
3 00
3 03
3 10
3 20
3 25
3 23
3 23
.1 23
.1 25
3 25
.1 40
3 SO
I) 50
3 CO
3 CO
3 73
3 80
3 SO
4 00
4 10
4 50
.1 25
4 00
4 50
2 80
2 85
2 90
2 90
3 10
3 60
1 65
1 rr.
2 oo
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 20
2 25
2 30
2 35
2 4)
2 40
2 5')
2 M)
2 50
2 50
2 60
2 6i
2 70
2 70
2 -0
3
13
1
1
1
8
3
10
7
31
14
1
17
4
20
i
i
17
56
2
12
17
5
20
4
2 80
2 83
2 90
2 !
2 W
2 90
3 (10
20..
14.
HEIFERS.
2 90 8
3 10 1
3 00 1
BULLS.
2 ".3
2 13
2 60
2 fiO
2 60
2 7R
2l"!
CALVES.
3 S5 1
5 00 1
530 1
STAGS.
90
170
120
5 50
5 50
C 75
1....
.1200
2 00
STOCK
cows
2 00
AND 1H0IFERS.
3 833 2 85
1...
430
1....
2....
0....
2....
5....
1....
1....
1....
1...,
7....
I:
i.... 94....
25....
30....
40....
510
790
783
750
464
2 00
2 00
2 60
2 75
2 75
2 80
2 S3
1 690
6 812
8 677
3 700
2 435
2 466
2 90
3 05
.1 15
.1 15
3 20
3 73
620
530
STOCK
CAL.VES.
300 3 SJ
200 4 26
STOOKERS AND FEEDERS.
470
2 75
830
8 85
, 740
600
630
933
, 79i)
740
600
894
893
916
2 "5
2 75
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 CO
S 20
3 20
8 50
3 23
2.1...
1...
24...
26...
t
it'.'.'.
ji...
844
660
916
870
903
616
466
765
857
315
3 60
.1 65
3 70
3 70
3 75
.1 75
3 75
3 f0
3 X
it::
NEBRASKA.
No.
20 feeders
K bulls.. .
Av,
Pr.
No.
Av.
Pr.
:i 5'j
.1 70
2 50
3 50
3 80
3 70
6 00
2 83
3 10
3 10
3 70
3 77Vi
.1 !
4 )
.1 5)
2 33
SIX
3 75
.1 20
4 no
.1 50
3 70
3 60
3 45
3 60
2 ')
2 60
!l 00
3 70
3 40
4 15
2 10
5 JO
27 Tex. fds. 913
9 feeders.. 1037
S3 feeders.. 1125
863
25 feeders.. 9S0
1 feeder... 112a
11 feeders.. 1000
71 feeders.. 701
25 cows 789
1 feeder.
RSO
995
47 feeders.
2 feeders.
1 calf
8 cows,. . .
. 975
. 120
.1020
. 760
2 cows, . .
2 cows. . .
1 cow
1 bull
14 ffeders
20 feeders.
26 feeders.
34 cows., .
6 cows
5 cows, . ..
.1050
. 845
. 870
.12S0
. 300
, (HI
, 923
SS2
, m
, 794
1 heifer..
1 bull....
..1070
2 feeders.
763
22 feeders..
in feeders.. Mi
10 feeders.. 1100
110 mcers..
923
. at
cows,.
757
COLORADO.
100 fenders. 600 $3 SO 6 cows....
12 cows 1133 2 10
Brandt Bros. Colo.
870 $2 00
7 feeders.. 952 8 GO 43 feeders,
901
950
3 60
3 no
3 O)
2 50
'4 feeders,. 915
aw i sieer.
1 feeder... wj
26 feeders. .1012
10 rows 974
1 cow 1140
3 60 1 stag 1590
H. Clcrdts Colo.
A 60 1 HUH 1330
J. fJuplln-Wyo.
.1 40 1 bull 1370
3 40 1 feeder.., 1220
aw
1 feeders. .1027 8 90
Modlsett Bros. Neb,
28 feeders.. 10)0 3 90 24 feeder
1 stag 930 3 60
$ 4 06
J. M. Adams-Neb,
id cows 883
25
3 bulls 1430 i (0
15 cows 947
' N.
24 feeders.. 619
2 feeders.. 9X"
2 feeders.. 690
2 feeders.. 740
? rows 1073
1 heifer.... 630
5 cows S70
14 steers... .1300
. . S,
30 feeders.. 662
6 cows Hd3
2 SO
Andrews
-Colo.
4 10
3 60
3 60
3 00
2 65
3 20
11 feeders.. 935
3 60
4 10
4 10
2 65
3 10
8 40
7 feeders.. 707
1 feeder... 600
6 cows 1014
1 cow 1030
4 cows, ...,1017
2 00
Trollipo wyo.
4 20
Schneider-Colo.
3 70 19 cows S71
2 .13 1 cow 840
3 70 2 feeders.. 780
.1 23
3 25
3 00
3 feeders.. 786
3.) feeders., lose i n Scows...
2 feeders.. 670 .1 (O 7 cows...
-4 feeders.. M6 S 63 6 cows...
8 feeders., 916 3 00 2 cows...
D. O Crntt.fnrfl-.Wh.
,.1046
, 937
. 976
.1000
3 40
2 40
2 95
2 93
20 feeders., 899 3 40
., Kent A Blssell-S. D.
43 cows 944 3 00 7 teors....l017
90 cows S47 2 65 1 steer 1200
2 COW 970 '' TS 2 rows 1060
8 85
4 33
8 25
Hoas There was tho' heaviest run of
110KS hern In, int. ll,nr linn nrrlveri Mlnre
July 10, when 13,534 head were on sale, Other
murKeis reported a decline of a iuckci nna
later Chicago camo 6ST10C lower. This mnr
ket opened (in closn to to lower, with the
first sales going at $l.12V4 and $4.76. Packers
wero an out looking for hogs und the mar
ket kept getting moro actlvo nnd It soon
becamo npparent that In splto of tho liberal
run there wero no more than buyers
wanted. After tho first few loads had
changed bands tho market firmed up, with
the long string going at $4.75 and $4.77'.r. and
a high as $l.b0 and $4.S2V4 was paid. Several
of the trains were lato in arriving and
packers bought im Dm Innt urrlvuln. hs
fast (is they came In at $1.75 and $4.77V4, but
inu.iuy ai M.f,tt. It was a good, ttOllVC
market all the way through and everything
that was In was sold by about 9 o'clock.
There were oulto a few nlirs on salo this
morning and thoy sold largely from $4.40
to $4.60.
As will bo seen from tho table of verage
prices, the market today, in splto of the
aecllne of tho last Inn ,1nvi. I still a.
shndo higher than it was on Tuesday of last
representative sales
30
,...!07
...234
,..296
...296
...303
...301
,..297
,..181
...365
...278
:32
297
.294
.283
.167
.263
.301
,24
.178
....233
....194
....306
.,..291
....277
....218
....279
....250
..229
....290
....282
....220
....256
....262
.....141
77U
4 77 5
4 "Hi
4 77(5
4 77V4
4 SO
4 H)
4 80
4 S21J
..219
..220
..326
..292
mJ. .UJ
C3...
70 257
68 243
73 250
SHEEP There was n fairly liberal run
of sheep hero today, hut the samo as
yesterday, tho bulk of the receipts were
trade up of feeders, Packers were all look
ing for fat stuff and bought up what was
offered In good season at steady prices,
Sheep sold as high as $4.00 and lambs
brought $5.10, which, considering quality, Is
about steady.
Tho demand for feeders was also In good
shape and anything at all nood met with
ready sale at steady to strong prices.
Yesterday's supply was well cleaned up and
the demand today seemed to be fully ils
good.
Quotations: Choice fed wethers, $4.C0g
4.15: fair to good fed wethers. $3.90ji4.00;
choice grass wethers, $3.85fSf4.00: fair to
good grass wethers, $3.65,5jrJ.86; choice ewes,
$3.23'ii3.60: fair to good ewes, $3.00i'(f3.IB:
choice spring Iambs, J3.O0iJ5.25; talr to good
spring lambs, $4,763T.00: faeder ewes, $2.2Sf
3.O0: feeder wethers, $3.t04M75; feeder laruos,
n.wsii.r). ji7jreeni'.iuve emeu;
No.
4 Iowa cull ewes
1 fed buck
1 fed goat
1 fed goat
16 Iowa fed ewes
16 fed ewes
468 Nebraska fed wethers
20 fed yearlings
21 fed lambs
7 Iowa fed lambs
272 fed lambs
10 cull owes
5 feeding ewe
224 Wyoming feeder lambs
82 cull lambs
2 sheep
110 Wyoming ewes
10 Nebraska wethers
1578 Nebraska feeder wtthera....
2 feeding wethers
17 grass wethors
1 cull lambs
437 Nebraska wethers ,
69 feeding Iambi
445 Wyoming feeder lambs
158 feeding lambs
668 feeding lambs
3 cull ewes ,
2 cull ewes ,
4 buck Iamb
96 feeder ewes
228 feeder wether
10 feeder wothcrs
340 Nebraska fed wethers
216 Nebraska fed wethers
22 fed wethers
118 fed wethers ,.
28 feeder Iambs
lit feeder lambs
100 Nebraska fed lambs
1 cow 910 2 73
1 COW 1020 2 75
wee
wo. av. on. it. No. Av. Hh. Pr.
43 74 ... 4 75 41 265 ... 4 75
10... ...116 ... 4 0 60 212 ... 4 75
16 87 ... 4 45 62 275 40 4 73
18 116 ... 4 50 A5 216 120 4 75
IS 95 ... $4 50 63 280 80 4 76
62 80 ... 4 60 61 299 40 4 75
61 94 ... 4 60 66 273 40 4 75
44 95 ... 4 CO 62 2S3 80 4 76
129 117 ... 4 TO 63 241 1ft) 4 76
78 122 ... 4 65 114 R12 2O0 4 75
17. .....230 ... 4 66 63 J74 40 4 75
103 152 ... 4 70 57 297 80 4 75
84 208 4 0 4 70 64 272 80 4 75
63 273 40 4 72 VJ 69 284 80 4 "6
66 342 ... 4 Vn 60 363 160 4 76
82 267 ... 4 72H 69 222 40 4 76
76 201 40 4 72l 31. .....290 40 4 75
63 245 40 4 72 70 237 80 4 75
61 342 240 4 72 W 66 21 ... 4 76
60 333 80 4 72 J 67 309 40 4 75
82 263 ... 4 72V4 71......26S 160 4 7
61 302 ... 4 7?J 71...T. .213 40 4 75
68 316 200 4 724 23 422 ... 4 73
61 282 80 4 72V4 39 221 ... 4 75
67 281 80 4 72j5 69 278 ... 4 73
94 .134 160 4 72W 61 243 40 4 75
99 177 ... 4 72Vi SI 227 SO 4 73
80 202 80 4 72V4 73 2S4 ... 4 75
61 90S 220 4 72U p5 2(B 40 4 75
47 328 ... 4 Hi, 43 149 ... 4 75
62 812 240 4 72l 62 271 80 4 75
63 263 40 4 72VJ 68 283 40 4 75
84 191 40 4 72(i 71 249 ... 4 75
71 22S 40 4 -2V4 71 21.1 120 4 75
68 S06 40 4 721, 11 260 ... 4 76
66 299 ... 4 72 5 66..... .21 160 4 73
6S 280 1 60 4 f2Vi 81 18S ... 4 75
6l....l,26 120 4 72U 79 200 80 4 75
65 205 80 4 72' 66 216 40 4 75
41 344 80 4 72'i 78 270 40 4 75
61 .113 80 4 "21.4 99 217 80 4 75
50 302 2(1 4 72V4 83 229 10) 4 73
44 330 SO t T1U, 64 338 40 4 75
79 22'J 40 1 72V5 62 302 ... 4 73
71 221 120 4 72'4 37 261 40 4 75
51 .145 SO 4 72 61 251 ... 4 73
73 302 160 4 2!i 71 239 420 4 73
66 219 80 4 '."-J 62 291 120 4 75
120 4 72V. 68 291 120 4 75
... 4 721J 60 307 40 4 75
80 4 72V4 60 278 ... 4 7.1
40 4 72U m..-S!0 120 I 75
40 4 72Va 66 80S ... 4 73
80 4 72Vi 67 26.1 ... 4 73
59 .T501 ... 4 72ti 77 219 120 4 "5
v. 4 72V4 61 243 160 4 75
93 181 ... 4 721, 84 201 ... I 73
61 365 ... 4 72U 79 22!) 160 4 75
10 4 73 R.1 S15 40 4 73
AO A r.o ,en 1,11 a 7?ii
48 297 60 4 76 67 298 SO 4 77
160 4 75 61 207 ... 4 77 4
... 4 75 68 260 SO 4 77tt
90 167 40 4 75 69 262 ... 4 77V5
62 269 SO 4 73 C8 240 80 4 77V4
56 301 ... 4 76 (W 303 SO 4 77t4
80, 4 75 64 295 80 4 77t
... 4 75 61.. ,.,.249 ... 4 77V5
... 4 75 61 276 80 4 17
... 4 76 n 237 120 4 77U
... 4 75 07 311 ... 4 77
120 4 75 61. ...328 40 4 77V4
40 4 75 106 176 ... 4 77(1
200 4 75 62 272 ... 4 77(5
64 279 120 4 73 64 .100 40 4 7U
160 4 73 2S 236 ... 4'77Vj
120 4 75 ' 39 301 ... 4 77Va
40 4 75 61 274 ... 4 774
280 4 64 323 120 4 77H
40 4 73 69 260 80 4 77(4
180 4 75 75 277 120 4 771?
160 4 76 61 279 411 4 77lt
.(! 4 i. t 344 100
120 4 75 60 .139 ...
40 4 76 3.1 345 ...
40 4 75 71 260 200
80 4 73 60 360 120
120 4 73 64 254 ...
... 4 75 26 30.1 ...
160 4 75 81 2S7 SO
80 4 76 46 240 ...
40 4 75
Av. Pr.
103 $2 60
140 ,1 CO
110 3 25
60 3 25
141 3 60
133 3 l
107 4 00
80 4 00
103 4 85
105 5 00
7.1 6 10
79 2 00
S4 2 6U
S3 2 60
37 3 HO
125 3 (X)
90 3 35
75 3 SO
92 3 85
70 3 83
110 .1 90
CO 4 00
110 4 00
64 4 23
64 4 23
67 4 SO
61 4 40
76 1 60
76 2 00
63 2 60
79 2 75
77 3 80
93 3 80
111 3 (V)
112 8 90
97 4 00
84 4 no
66 4 13
71 4 45
78 4 S3
.St. I.onl l.lvr .Stock.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20,-CATTLE-Rocrlpts,
5.400 head, Indludlng 1,800 Texan; market
etoady for natives, easy for Texans; native
shipping nnd export btecrs. $4,6055.63;
dressed beef nnd butcher steers, $3.605.30;
stents under 1,000 Ins., $.1. 00ft f .75; Blockers
and feeders, $2.50'S4.50: cows nml heifers,
$2.O01i4.75; canners. $1.25f(2.75; bulls. ti.Oim
4.25; Texas and Indian steers, $3.20'(fl,CO;
cows nnd heifers, $2.30'tc.l,40.
.HOQS Receipts, 9,900 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, $1.7((1.83; packers,
$4,7514.85; butchers. $4.K54.05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts, moo
head; market steady; native muttons, $3.63
(ii4.H0; lambs, $l.25'i5.25; culls and bucks,
$2.003.60; Blockers, $2.00-33.60.
.Slock In NIbTiI,
Following are tho receipts nt tho four
principal western markets November 20:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha. 4,362 12.100 7.013
Chicago , 7,000 40,0)0 H,(r
Kansaa City 17,000 is.nno 7,V
St. Louis 6,400 9,900 1.100
Totals
33,762 80,000 29.912
'mt York 1,1 vr Slock,
NEW YORK. Nov. SO. BEEVES--He-celpts.
1,160 head; nothing doing: iioml
nal'y weik; cables higher: live cuttle, Hit
12'4c per lb.: refrigerator beef. 9li1,9c per
lb.: shipments, 610 cattle, 1,190 sheep and
4,460 quarters of beef.
CALVES-Rccelpts, 163 head; market Hat
and 13a lower; veals, $L5Uf8.W; grasscis,
$2 2.VU2.75; yearlings, J2.OMt2.35.
, SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, :t,760
head, dull and 10W23o lower; sheep. $2.00i
J.16; lambs, $i.ooiri..i2ii; choice, $5.25; culls,
$J..n"l3.76; no stiles nt Cahnd.x lambs.
llOtlS Hecelpts, 4,930 head; market lower;
prime Ohio hogs, $5.20; stato hogs, $5.25.
ciucAtso livh ?rocTc MAUICr.T.
Hop; iitrrulty Ten Cri(i Loner
Mi-pi nnd I.hiiiIik Sinn,
-mlI.CA KV, 20. -CATTLE -Receipts.
i,O0O head, Including 600 westerns and 260
Texans, steers steady nnd slow; butcher
stock, westerns and Texans steady; na
tives, good to prime steers, $3,301(3.80; poor
to medium. $ ;v,.-,.r.; (-elected feeders,
?ipiivy.' " I 35. mixed stockcrs, slow.
$2:.1o'l!3.i0; cows, $.' 63'.f l.23; heifers, $2.75W
4.ini canners, Jl 7.Vu2.6i; bulls, $2.TM(t.4;
calves, steady. ,M.on.i;,.73. Texans, receipts.
-,.'!cJl,.''iJ.,'Hl ,m "''lo todav, four carloads,
at $4.2j; Texas fed steers, $1,00111. !K; Texas
grass steers, $3 sou 4 13; Texas bulls, $2.60
W3..-.0.
llOOR -Rocelptg today, 40.000 head: esti
mated I loft over, (i.0.0, generally 10c lower;
top. $l.92Vi; tnlxrd and butchers, $4.65W
4,921-j! good to i hoi. .. heavy, $1.707(4. f2'i;
rough heavy. M 65fl 65, light, $1.0)01.92(4;
bulk of salei. $1 75't I ST'3 '
SHEEP AND LA .MllK Receipts, 11.000
head; sheep und lamb:i, slow In 10c lower;
good to choice wethers. $3 9i.ji 4.20; fair to
cholco mixed, $3.COj(3 95; western sheep,
$3.9(MT4.20, Texas sheep, $2 6011.1.60; natlvo
lambs, $1.40tf5.20; western lambs, $I.T5fl0.10.
Knnsns Cltv l,lr Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 20-C'ATTLERr-celpts,
13,000 natives, 2,0X1 Texans, 600 calves.
All clastcs of killing steers slow ut steady
to 10c lower: butcher cows nnd heavy fod
ers wauled at steady prices, common slock
lower; natlvo steers, $4.6.1(5 35; stockers and
feeders. $3.237f4.15; butcher cows and heif
ers. $.10V(f4,13: canners, $2,507(3.(0; fed west
erns. $.1 65 jf 1.63; wintered Texans, $1.60Hr. 75;
grass Tcxunrv $2.!XK3.40; calves, $.1 50(0.2f).
Hons-Itecclpts. ls.ooo head; good de.
mitnd nt steady to 6c lower: heavy, $l.S5'(r
4.90; mixed, $l.kC4.90; light, $l.75if4.90; pigs,
$4.631.14.75.
SHEEP AND 7.AMIIS-Recelpts, 7,?00
head; early arrivals steadv; market weak
ened and closed 101,150 lower: lambs, $l.9-yu'
D.25; muttons, $.1.75fii4.S0; stockcru und feed
ers, $3.25aa.40; culls. $2,751(3.23,
SI. Joseph 1,1 r Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Nov. 20.-(Spe-clal.)
-Thn Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, l.WO head; market
steady to strong; qunllty poor: nallveii,
$1. 00113.23; Texas and westerns, $3.25itT3.25:
cows and heifers, S2.nOlf4.50; bulls nnd
stags. $2.WV(iM.60; yearlings nnd calves, $,1.no
f4.25; stockers and feeders, J3.U0jil.OO;
Mais, $l.n0ft6.23.
IK (IS Rocelpt.M, 10,000 head; market Mt
10s lower: all gradec, $l.75irl.S7Vi; bulk of
sales $4..7'ii'lf4.S2V4.
SHKEP-Recelpts, J,300 head; market 10
1f25o lower.
13 vu pa rated mid Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20. EVAPORATED
APIW.ES-Thero wa a fairly active sales
movement noted for evaporated apples,
with tho market ruling firm at unchuugeil
prices, but deslrablo grades were held
higher. State, conimon, was quoted from
4fJc.; prime, 4?i!u'o; choice, CVs'tiOc; fancy,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FIUTITS-Market
dull but steady ut unchanged prices.
Prunes wero quoted from .Tty'SHo per lb.,
as to sl7.o and quality. Apricots, Royal,
lldjllo; .Moor Park, 15W16c. Peaches, peeled,
16S'30c; unpeclcd, 6';9c.
SiiHiit" Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-SUOAR-Qulet:
open kettle, SH'JtSc: open kettle,
centrifugal. STiW-ic; centrifugal granu
lated, 4 15-16c; whites, I'i&tHo; yellows, I
Ol'fco: seconds, 31f4c.
MOLASSES-Stcady; open kettle, 19'fl3lc;
centrifugal. S5?18c; syrup., steady, 2(i(26c.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.- SrCiAR-llnw,
firm: fair refining, 3"ic: centrifugal, 96 lest,
4,c; molasses sugar, .IHc; refined, steady;
crushed, 6o; powdered, 5.70o; granulated,
G.Coc.
Xott York Dry CiioiU,
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.--DRV OOODR
Thero has been a feeling of Increased firm
ness In tho dry goods market, dun to the
lilgher prices for raw cottons, With u con
tinued steady market for tho raw materl.il
thcro Is likely to bo In tho Judgment of
authorlt'os a higher level established for
dry goods. Somo new prices have been
mado on tickings and prints, tho former
showing an advance of i4c. Jobbers nro
doing a clearlng-up business.
DeWITT'S
Witch Hazel
SALVE
A well known cure f op Piles
ThlSBalvc cannot be equalled wherever
asoothliiBaml tiealliiR antiseptic appli
cation Is needed. It quickly cures sores,
cuts, burns and scalds without leaving
a ecar. For piles, eczema and all akin
diseases It Is considered infallible.
Beware of Counterfeits
Unscrupulous persons may otTor you
worthless Imitations. Take only tlieor
iRinal DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Prepared by E. C. DeWITT & CO., Chicago.
BUFFET LIBRARY CARS
Best Dining Gar Service
THE
COMMANDING
GENERAL
iftt tif fc
When Ocneral I.ee comes to Omaha
be will not And as handsome an offlca
awsttlng him as tho ono occupied by
former generals commanding tho De
partment of tho Missouri. This office
on the fifth floor of The fleo Rullding
Is now vacant. It would mako tho
handsomest ofllco In town for somo
one.
,jt jfi ji jt, j& jA C?
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
RENTAL Ail NT,
Ground Tloor, Bee lluildiiif.
H.R.PEWEY&CO.
GOOMdlirUrEBlDG. CRAMCH I03MST
0,- i ii'rH 1
JAMES E BOYD & CO.,
Telephone 1039. Omaha, Not
COMMISSION,
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