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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. XOYEMRFT? 22, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
I'ty Imsll De Briifi Down tie
Mirktti Some.
NERVOUSNESS EVIDENT IN THE CORN PIT
JHa.tr r Kn Inclination tn tt nil In
U'hfa('i lent ilrpn fm Islnn l,nae
hf Amliitloii plrlt of Past
Ffn !.
CHKiAHO, Nov, 31. Dullness j.rrvatledln
grnin today nnd Influenced lower pried
IVoember whest losed W; lower. December
. orn 'tdjeV' down and December oate V
titahcr. Provisions closed 7'ifylVc to 27'ic.
lower.
rii conditions, with nothing Important in
individual operations and a scarcity of out
side nunimv-tii. ruled in wheat. December
opened QtHO 1'iwrr at 72o on the dlsap-
pointing nature of the ariy ,abie". Re
ceipts trom the northwest were reported an
veri liberal and price saa-ard to uMPllTfj'
i.ter there was some bulling on the dry
wather situation in the winter wheat ooun
try, and on reports of Rood business In Ht.
IkiuIo tor the Southwestern account. De
cember recovered and touched ."2U'(J7JHo.
The flour situation at Minneapolis wns
good and th" late cables showed an Im
provement over Ihl Opening, hut luavy
ihipineutf were reported arriving from
Duluth and without leaden In either direc
tion the pit turned dull and business VII
only a ecalplna affair. At the rinse De
cember waa elm wing an easy and almost
-wank tone, V'" lower at 72i(72Mic. l.o. al re
ceipts were it i are, I A of contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 824 care,
majttne: a total for tho three imiIiiIm of Mo
am, against Hu laM week and only 470 a
year ago Primary receipt were 1.1U7.000
bushels, compared with tiiS.uOO bushels laet
year Heaboard clearancOO In wheat and
Hour 'quailed SH.noO heshols. The eeahoard
reported ,'IH load tajen for export.
i 'orn waa almost featureless, ruling dull
en a email local trade The market showed
nervousness anil an Inclination to follow
wheat. Rales, such un they were, were
email and hail Quick Influence on ipmta
tlotie. The crowd waa not disposed to take
either eldo of the bargain, though the news
wee largely hullleh. Kanaae farmer stilt
t "ported higher prices there than here, and
that prices advanced even oti breaks at
this point. iocember opened Irregular, h
VtO lower to a shade higher on unrcapnn
MVS cables and never got above a shade
over the higher opening price, offerings
were light. The sample, market was fairly
llrtn for email lots, yet the dull IrHde
brought December to a weak close, 'tffi'V
down at 0c. Receipts were 119 care
oats, though active, only at times ruled
strong almost throughout the session The
sell situation was well maintained and
wh. tho ruling factor. Thero waa a fair
commission house demand and shipping In
quiries were ahead of the supply. Country
holders also were not Inclined to sell. Pro
fessional trading wns nothing Important,
however, and as a result of the nag In
wheat mid corn this pit Inclined to follow
toward tho close. December, which opened
unchanged, fluctuated narrowly and closed
tlrm at Ita top price, Vc higher al 40'jc. Re
ceipt wero 10f cars.
Provisions were quiet and sagged In
marked contrast with the demand of fhe
last few days. There was only a small
outsldo dejnaud, the cnah demand was
slower, the hog market lower and puckers
good sellers. The opinion prevails that the
advanoo In products cut off the demand for
consumption. January pork opened 10c.
lower and closed 27'jc lower at 16.S2,
January lard closed nftOlOa down at N.s2'i
Htirl January ribs 7H1(I"- lower at I7.H5.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat,
liO cars; corn, 130 cars, onts, 17"i cars, hogs
86,000 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artleles. Open. Hlgh. Ixw. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
Nov.
Dee.
May
Corn
No lec.
May
Gate
Dec May
Pork
Jan May
Lard
Per.
Jan.
May
May
I
I
71V 714
Wi 72i'?i -4
75S 73T,-!76
r.9'; r,9.
o
Ml 40i,
41V41Wi
I
72 72't 7H.W',
"MMf! ;r.Ti75Hfii
I I
mm i.
An
I
40Hj 4nU.
4H,41VflN!
41VrV
I
u ma u
15 62W 15
.121 15 SO
62' 15 T,
8 82.
I 82V4I 8 874
I 824I 8 92's
1 00 I 9 10
n ' 7 95
05 I 8 124
S S2W
9 00 I
I
7 85 I
No. a.
1 'ash quotations were as follows:
KDOIjR Firm: winter patents. $,1.5Af$
80; straights. 3.00fn3.40: clears. $2.70'.' 80;
spring apeclals. MJM4.10; patents, B WO
S.70; straights.
WIIKM- No 8. tU'strTlo; No. J red, "Vn
75c.
OATS- No. 2. 41c; No. 3 white. 41fN44o
No .1 white. 4;tVcI44c.
HYK-No. 2, 6i'4c
BARLAY- Fair to choice malting, 57ft2c
HKKDR- Prime timothy. 1 25. Clover
contract grade. J8 sr.
PnoviSIONH- Mess pork, per hbl , 114 20
foil 25. l.ard, per lot) lbs.. $8.85W8.874. Short
rlle shies (loose), 17 90fiS.05. Drv salted
shoulders (boxedl. t7.S7V'.4j'7.50. Short clear
Sides iboxedl, $8 40'(jS.50.
WHISKY- Basis of high wines, $1.31.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments for the last twenty-four hours:
Articles. Receipts Shipments.
FIOUT, bhls ; 26,000 81,000
Wheat, hu 21.100 tt.MM
Corn, bi HS.Ooa 89.000
'hits, hit 301,000 315.0()0
Rye. hu 20,1100 3.000
Parley, bu 64,000 41.000
On the Produce exchnnge todav the but
ter market wbk firm : creameries, IIMMm:
dairies. 13420c Cheese, steady, gCfil04c
Kggs. Ilrm, fresh, 23Cn24c.
KKW YORK iKF.HAI. MAItKET.
anoint inns
of the Dy
Commodities.
on Ynrlons
NFW YORK. Nov. 21. -FI.OCR-Receipts.
t;,46'i tibl ; exports, 1.341 bbls ; tlrmly held
quiet; winter patents. $3.6t)(i1.90; winter
straights. $3 40&3.50; Minnesota patents,
$1,8014 10; winter extras. $2 6042.90. Minne
sota bakers. It.lOM.K; winter low grades)
$2.MS2.0. Rye flour, tlrm, fair to good,
(S.OOfii.'l.jo, choice to fancy. $3.:i"i3.60.
Biri'KWHKAT Bteady; $12.'. per cwt. to
arrive In New York.
COHNMKA1, -Quiet ; yellow w estern. $1.30
city. $1 28: Brandywlne, $3 40i3 .50.
RYU Q.ilct; No. 2 wcsicrn, 66Vc, f. o. b.,
float,
HAKLKY Steady, mailing. iT'-'neic. c. I
f Buffalo.
WHKAT -Receipts, 10.460 bu Snot, dull
No 2 red. N24r T. o. h. afloat; No 2 red.
so'4. eleator. No 1 northern. Duluth. 81',i
1. 0. I afloat; No. 1 hard. Duluth, 884c I'.
r b. afloat. Options easy through disap
pointing cables, but rallied .,, were stea.lv
all day. sustained by further Ht. l-ouls bin -lug,
dry weather complaints, local covering
and light offerings. They Anally dropped
off under realising and closed easy at
.c net decline: May. 8148i4c; closed ..1
14c; December, 794'(f80c; closed at 79'-.c
CORN Receipts. 44,200 bn.; export:- $M
I'll Snot, quiet; No. 2, 874o elevator and
HO f o. b. afloat. Tho option market
opened staadv and was dull all the day
jrlthOUl much change, following wheal
Vnder late realising tlin market Closed dull
end oar.y at net 40 decline; May. 674fi'
67V-, closed at 674o; December, 67 ' . rj 7 1
lose.l a I S74-.
OATS Receipts, 76.000 bu. ; exports, 235 bu
Upot. ilrmer; No. 1, 47c; No. 3, 4G - No '
White, 4940H', No. 3 white. 494c; track
mixed western. 47474c; track, while is.)
:', Options steady and active west for
ash account.
MAY-Dull; shipping, tiOftttc; good to
S-holce 824090c.
HOPS Steady; slate common to choice
1901 crop. 124il"'4c; 19(10 crop, 9&19c I899
crop. 64f1lc; Pacific coast. 1901 crop Viii
154c; 1n crop. 9t4c: 1899 crop. wile.
MIDKS-Steady, (lalveaton, 2o to 25 lbs
JSc; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19Uc; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 lbs . 144c.
l-EATHER-Steady, hemlock sole Bue
nos Ayres. light to heavyweights. 25(U2Uc.
Mioi.- 1'uii, domestic Meece 25(1 26c
Texas, 16l7c
rROVISIONB -Beef. Ilrm; family. $11 mhw
20. mess. $9.50jrl0.00; beef hams, $9.50(610 0);
clt. India mesa, $1: 1 . ... t ut meats
steady; pickled bellies. tt.WOIO.00; pickled
ahoul.lers. $7: ptckle.l hams. $9 924 I.at.l.
easy, western steamed, $9.2609.90; refined.
9: continent, $9.S6; compound. $7.5001 'I
Turk, quiet; family, $16. iOjj 17 ; short clear
T7 i!HJ9.ii0; mess, $15.6Otl6.50
BI'TTKR-Receipts, S,5tu pkgs ; strong.
State dairy, HflC'lo; creamery. i7ii2.'.c. June
creamery, l7jKES4o: factory, 124,4 154c
CHKKBK--Receipts. J.34A nkgs . Steady:
fancy, large. September. 9trl0e: fancy,
arge. October. 94ft94e; fancy, small. Sf
tember, 10,,fl'1oc; fancv, small. October,
104c-
KOOl Receipts, $LQH pkgs. ststa H.id
JViinsylvanla. 27028c: western, at msik.
r.t'
riifl?7c; southern, at mark. fJtHli
tai.uih- nnn. city IK per pug 1
rountrv ipkgs free.. 51,,''d6'..
IVI't.TRY Alive, weak, springers, ki
turkevs, S'uDi . fowls, $'c; drrssed. st..l
springers. 9'..i-n. , fowls, w4c. inrkeyi
In 60 l.'i 50
15 75 15 80
sin 8 tty
8 K 8 8.
9 l2H 9 10
I
7 87H1 7 t0
8 07V4I 12H
i PR
li ifae local maxki tU tor unCarij, 0. DtcenJt, -,4a-,-. ilsy.
was fegtirelees Rates were reduce 1 $0.
without resulting In any business to speak
Of, Tin at Iyondon was also quiet and tin-
i anted, with sp..t quoted a' ill i2. !
and futures at JCKH. I'oppcr In London de.
1 lilies 2s tsl under realising, nlth po!
quoted al Mt lt H and future, hi B6J 12s
6d Here the market was Unchanged at
lit: ,'f( 17 an , ,r i.tIj,, Superior and 1.
(t16.lC4 for .astlng and electrolytic t.ead
dull al $4,374 here and at 11 .Is :. it I..."
don Spelter, dull here at $4 10 and 10 $a
kl at Ivondou. Iron, steady and quiet; pig
Iron warrants. I10.OW1I.IIO; No I northern
foundry. $15.01sfl1.00; No 2 southern foun
dry. 14.dDOU.(8; No 1 southern foindrv.
$M.5ol5.60; No. 1 soft southern loiindrv.
14.50iH.OO; ifhisgow Iron warrants closed
at :.;- iLtid Mlddleooro dosed el 1 - i'-.i
omaii WHOLHSAI.H NAttKBT.
( onrtltlon of I mile nnd Mnotallons
on Maple and I'mir. I'ro.lnee.
EGOB Receipts, light, fresh st,k U
WVH POl'l.TRY liens, fic, ..Id roosters,
4c; turkeys, 7tic, dm ks and ger sr fifl.,'-.
spring chickens, per lb., 5'...
DRBMBfJ POUlTRT Turkevs, MjllOc
dm ks and geese, !'., spring chh ken? .4
(a .1 ; hens, t'(i64r-
BL'TTKR Common to fair. 13c; choice
dairy. In (ubs. Insults ; separator. 2321c
FHEiH riSH Mla.k bas. lie; whl'e
Tn.se. ltd-; blueflsh. Hcj bullheads, '.". ; blue
fins 7c; buffaloes. 7.-; catflSn, 12c; cod lie
crapples. 11c, halibut, lie; herring, fcj had
dock. We; pike, pie, red mapper. 0c: tal
mon. tie, suntlsh, er: trout. :i , whltefish
He; pickerel, ts-.
OY3TFRS Mediums, per can, 22c Stand
ards, per can, 25e; extra selects, per can.
33o, New York counts, per , gsj to, . hulk
Htatular.ls, per gal. $12"'al25, hulk extra
Selects, 11 V i ffi
PKJEON8- i.lve. per dog., 8nc.
VEAL Choice. W8-
HAY -Prices quoted hy Omaha Wholesale
Ilav Tiealers' association: Choice upland
19.6"; No 2 upland, $8 50, medium, $. eoarae,
,1 50. Rye straw. $5.50. Thes prices ar for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
lair; receipts. In ears
CORN New, 58c; old. 113c.
BRAN $1"
OATB- -43c.
VKOETARl.RS
POTATOES -Home grown, 900; northern
$1 .io, salt iMkr, $1,011, Colorado, $1.00.
ECHO'!. ANT -Per dor . 75c.
CARROTS Per bu., 5o.
BEETS Per 4-bu. basket. 30c.
TURNIPS- Per bu , BOCj Rutabagas, per
100 lbs.. $1.25
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per dor., $125
PARSLEY Per dos.. 25c.
l.ETTI'CE Head, per bhl . $7 0ft, per doz
25c
RADISHES -Per dor. . 25c.
SWEET POTATOES Home grown, per
lb, 24o: genuine Virginia, per bhl $.1 50
CABKAOE Holland seed, crated. 140
TOMATOES- Home grown, per Is lb. bas
ket. 60c.
BEANS Wax. per half-bushel hssket,
30c; string, per half -bushel basknt. ,
ONIONS Ilome grown, per lb.. 2tt24c
Spanish, per crate. $2n0; Michigan reds
;4c per lb
CET,E1
RY Kalamazoo, per bunch. IMH&e
Nebrnska. per bunch, 30Q35c; Colorado. 4.
nuc.
NAVY BBAJffk. Per hu . $2 15
FRUITS,
APPLES- Ben Davis, per hbl., 13.754rt.0O;
win. -saps. 13.754T4on. .lonathnn, J4i"H7..(m;
Belleflowera, per box, $1 o.
PEARS Kelfers, $2, Vlkere. $2 26; Uw
rence. $2 .25.
'IRAI'ES Concordi, eastern. 20c; Mala
gus, per keg. $.". MK116.OO.
CRANBERRIES Per hbl , $7 5"38.!J0; ex
tra fancy. $8.50, per crate, $2 75.
QUINCES Per box. $1.50.
TROPICAL FRI1TS.
ORANGES Mexicans. $3.75414 00; Florida
$3 26'o3.5o; Calif.. rtda navels. 14 00.
LEMONS- Fan. v. $3 75 4 00
BANANAS Per bunch, according to size.
:. 25'u 2 75
KIOS- California
new cartons. 70c; Im
ported, per lb . I2'ul4.
DATES Persian, In 60-lb. boxes, per lb.,
64c; Balrs, 6c.
MIS( EM.ANEOFS.
NCTS-New crop walnuts, No. 1 snft
ehell, per lb., 12c; hard shell, per lb.. llHc;
No. 2 soft shell, lit; No. 2 hard shell. 1114. ;
Brarlla. per lb.. 14c; filberts, per lb., 13c;
almonds, soft shell, 17r. hard shell. 15c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small. 10c; cocoa
nuts, per cwt.. $0; chestnuts, 12c.
HONEY Per 24-aectlon case, 13.5044.75.
CIDER Nchawka, per bhl., $S; New
York, $3.50.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c; No. 2 green. 6c;
No. 1 salted, S4c; No. 2 salted. 74c; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 124 lb., c; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs., 7c; dry hides, 84J13c; sheep
pelts. 264327c; horse hides. $1 5o42.25.
SAUERKRAUT Per half-barrel, $3, per
barrel, $6.76.
l. Louis liinln and I'rovrlslons.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2J.-VHEAT--Nn.
cash, elevator, 734c; track. 754ffl"6
cember, 7447'V4c; May, 77Ve: No. 2
l3c.
2 red
CORN Ijower; No. I cash. Mi
1 rack.
track.
No. 2
64'i644c; December, 614c; May, 63c.
oats ixiwer; no. cash, tseto;
444c; December, 42c; May, 424c;
white. 46c.
RYE Quiet at 604c.
FLOUR - -Steady ; red winter patents $:t 50
SJI,$aj extra fancy and straight, I.10v93.2d;
clear. $2.764t2.90.
SEED Timothy, nominally Ilrm. K.M3J
6.00.
CORNHBALr Steady. $3.
BRAK Scarce : sucked, east
track. 06W
99c.
II AY -Firm; timothy, $l:i.00tl5iio
$12.5O'13.50.
W HISKY -Steady, $1.31.
IRON COTTON TIES -ft
BAOO I NC.-61rfj64c
HEMP TWINE 9c.
Pllt (VISIONS Drv salt meals
prairie,
ibote I).
steady; extra Hhort.S $s .25; clear ribs
$8.:i74: clear aides. $n.6'J' ... Hacon (boxedi
steady; extra shorts, $9; clear ribs, $9 124
clear aides, $9,124 Pork, quiet; jobbing
10. za. Laid. nrm. 31,70.
METALS -Lead, unlet at $1,274
dull hut Ilrm at $4.10.
POULTRY" - Steady ; chickens. ;,c
Spelter,
aprlui
prings,
ai-iGfio.
OtjfcHc;
6c; turkeys, .c; ducks, 6fd6Vo; gees,
BUTTER Steady, creamery, 20h
dalrv, H)ii20c.
EflU8--Stea.lv at 21c.
RECEIPTS Flour. 7.000 bbls ; wheat. 24.-
000 bu.; corn, 78,000 bu. ; oats, .1 uo bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 7.000 bbls ; wheat,
48,000 bu.; corn, 6U.HO0 hu. ; oats, aD.nOO bu.
Liverpool Grain and l'rolatona.
LIVERPOOT Nov. 21. WHEAT Spot,
No. 2 red, western, winter, steady. 6s lad;
No. 1 northern, spring, steady, 5s 94d: No.
1 California, tlrm, 6s lid; futures, quiet;
December, 6s 341; March, 5s ll4d.
corn -spot, Arm; Amerioan mixed, "id,
5s 44d: futures, quiet: Lieccmber, 5s 4d;
January. 5s 3d; March, 5s 2d.
PICAS -Canadian, firm. 6s 54d.
FIiOUR St. Lulls, fancy winter, steady,
7s 6d.
HOPS At Itidon, Pacific cdast. steady.
J
PROVISIONS- Beef, steady, cxira India
mess, 73h 6d. Pork, steady, prime mess,
westirn, 71a, lard, American refined, in
palls, strong. 46s; prime western. In
tierces, dull. 46s. Hams, short cut. 14 to 16
lbs., strong. 50s Bacon. Ciimberla i.l cut. 26
to :til lbs, strong. Mild; short ribs, 16 to
24 lbs . strong. 19s; long clear middles
Tieavy. :!5 to 40 lbs.. 18s 6d . short clear back,
16 10 20 lbs., strong, 45s; clear bellies. 11 to
16 lbs . si rung, 66s; shoulders. 11 to lbs.,
si l ong. 41s.
BUTTER- Steady : One United States,
32s; good United Stoles. 7us.
CHEESE Quiet , United States, colored,
2bs 9,1, Australian. In Inidon, steady, 30s.
Kansas ( Ht i.rnln and 1'rovlslona.
KANSAS CITY
Nov
21 WHEAT He
cash. No. 2 hard.
cember. 67'v ; Mas
SH894c; No.
No. 3. 7O071i
654''
Ci iRN Dei
No. 2 mixed,
664, . No 1
('ATS No
3. 6M.fi684o. No. 2 red. 72c,
Ne I spring. 06c. No .1. gm
ember Mo Mav, 644.-
654414164c; No 2 while
He
ash.
3544J
I white, 4Pij45c.
RYE No 2
nonilnall v 60' ,4f HP ..c.
timothy. $i3.miii;i..i0;
HAY Choi
choice
fancy.
prairie. $13.50
BUTTER- Creamery. 184r22c; dairy,
17c.
ROUS -Firm: fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock qui. le.l on change, 21c per doz., loss
off. eases returned
H EC El ITS Wheat. U.IO0 bu ; corn 40 800
bu. ; oats. 19.KHI bu
SHIPMENTS Wheat. (1,100 bu ; corn,
13,000 bu.; oats, 15.0011 bu.
Toledo i.rn.n and Need.
TOI JCDO, Nov.
steady; cash, 76'4c,
794.
CORN lb . ember
OATS December.
RYE No ,'t. 57.
1 WHEAT Dull
December 764c,
and
May.
6P,c; Mav
414. . M e
64c
124c
$5 55, De-
1 i.ii KnnKKV 1 ash. n
cember. $5 5.'.. March, $R.ri5
nm,'
HII nj an Urn
(.rain Market
Nov. 21. -WHEAT
MILWAl KKE,
Firm; No 1 northern
','2'i ; No 2 northern.
M4 .ISc. Mav , 75c
RYE Higher. No 1
BARLE1 I lrm. No
69c
CORN May. isic.
58fi fli4c.
2, 534c; tample, 45'o
Peoria Market.
NOV, U -CORN Firm, N,
'Eoni v
. . rs
I'M 111 , No
! white. 44c iraok,
basis of li ii for tin-
WHISKY
On the
lehed golds.
Mlnneapntta t I. eel
Mnrkel.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 21 Will. VI
724jC On track: No 1 hard. 724r; No 1
noihern. 704.'. No 2 northern. 67-tia1c.
F Iil II First patents. $3 86413. 71; id
paents. $3 .vitj:t ttt. tlrst . li ars. $2 504)
second clears. $-' tO
Bit A N - In bulk. $15 7yi"0.
Philadelphia Prodnce Market.
PHIIADKDPHIA, Nov. 21 Hl'TTKR
Firm; fancy western creamery, $VC fancy
nearb prints, lie,
ROtifl Firm; fresh nearby. HOj fresh
western, 2T.-. frr!i southweaterni Hoi fresh
southern, "5.
CHERBE- rirmi New York full .ream,
fan. ' small, 104''f I"-'!" . New York full
cream, fair to choice, MMe,
Dnluth ;rnln Market.
DULUTH, Nov. 21 WIIF.AT Cash No
1 hard. 734. ; No 2 northern, 684. ; No. 1
iiotlhern, 4' . Dc einbcr, :,. . Ma, 73Hc.
CORN H.' .
OAI'S t.":'Ml94c
Nt.U 1 UHK STtM 111
4M BtlMlo.
i.eiieinl I ne pin Incil tdmn.-f Follow
Honrs of Idle llrlttlna b Mock.
NEW YORK. Nov. 21 Prices of sto. ks
drifted uncertainly during the early part of
the day s trading. thn rather acute de
pression at some points , outrastlug with
o-.olv absorption at others. This Irrog
.! rltj 7..v. place during the course of In
afternoon t.. a general utiwir.i movement
In sympathy With the notable strength of
New York Central, which touched $1684,
an extreme a. lean. .. of Hi over last night 1
price The huv-lng Of this stock was on a
very large scale, many blocks of 1,000
shares and upward changing hands at everj
taie or (he later ...iv anee
No new was forthcoming to explain this
movement, beyond the reiterated rumon
of a plan for combining the Vnnderblll svs
fms. All the Vanderbilt were affected iv
the movement, Lake Shore and Michigan
i entral, of which tne shares not yet ex
. liHiige.1 FOI New York Central collateral
bonds are ver few. sold at 3474 and 15a. re
spectively. Manhattan was another effec
tive . enter of strength and wns bought on
an not pious seal, t.v brokers usuallv act
ing for Insl le Interests. Hie advance ex
1. tiding to S4 list night's pr. cs In
the late dealings. Missouri Pacific was
also iiiied 24. but the Qould stocks were
no! conspicuous Owing to the stimulating
ff.it of ibis aggressive leadership prac
tically all the earl losses were wiped o il.
The most conspicuous of these were in
Oreal Northern preferred, which tell 21,
under the Influence of the agitation lii the
northwest . gainst the Northern securities
compaiM A ma Iv:.. mi 1 el 1 'upper and peo
ples Osl The level of prices was gen
erallv below last night at one time during
tie forenoon, while there was still an ap
prehonilon that there would be further
large exports of gold on Saturday. There
was very large buying of Reading, but It
never rose more than a point, and 1ouls-
111" Nashv ille, Chi. ago. Indianapolis It
Louisville, a number of the coalers. Sugar
and Consolidated Has were notably strong.
Tho developments of the day made 11 im
probable that further aold will an out to
; Europe Immediately, Saturday'! steamer is
the last one convenient h available to carry
remittances for the installment of ubecrip-
tlons to the British loan due on 1 le.embei
'. and London made H manliest today that
gold was not urgently required there bv
further lowering the buying price of gold
hats and gold eagles, thus wiping out the
margin Of profit on gold shipments. Sterl
ing exchange In Paris also advanced 4 cen
time additional, which operates to decrease
the pr. RSUre for gold exports and adds to
the probability thai the requirements at
Palls have been satlalied Sterling f
change In New York eased off a fraction
and money on call was easier In tone. The
N.vv York SUbtreasury was advised of
shipments of drafts on gold deposited on
the Pacllic coast, aggregating nearly $4,000,
aeo. These development served to relieve
atiNlety over th tnoncv outlook to I
marked extent and were an effective factor
III causing the late upward movement In
stocks. A large demand to cover shorts
helped on the rise. The market closed ac
tive 1111. 1 strong. In spite of some profit
taking by room traders.
The railroad bond market was moderately
active and prices were Inclined to advance.
Total sales, par value, 11,166,000, United
Stales refunding .'Is, registered, the new 4s
and us, advanced per cent on tho last call.
The following an Hie 1 .eslng prices on
the New York sio.u exchange:
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore & .
do pfd
Canadian Pac...
Canada So
Chee. ,V Ohio....
Chicago St A....
do pfd
Chi . Ind. & L...
do pfd
Chi. ,t- B, 111
1 'hlcago 1 1. ". .
do Ist pfd
do 2d pfd
Chicago A: N. Y
C . R I & P....
fjhl. Ter. A- Tr..
do pfd
c. C, c St. I.
Colorado So
do 1st pfd
do :'.! pfil
Del. A- Hudson
Del. L. W
Denver R. C.
do pfd
Eric
do Ist pfd
do 3d pfd
tit. Nor. pfd
Hocking Valley.
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
Lake Erie & W
do pfd
L. A- N
Manhattan I... .
Met. St. Hy
Mrv Central
St. Paul pfd
So. Pacllic
So. Railway
I do pfd
iTcx. Pacific .
I Tot, St. L. Ai W
I do pfd
Union Pacific ..
I do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. A- L. E
do 2d old
183
604
334!
9o4
41 4
19
2:14
1034
914
304
274
is
30
214
42
19a
205
31
lfTI
86
, 29
844
Is
43
47
9s 4
144
6i'-j
92
223
116
269
404
U
SH
91
92
421..
13V
294
OS'S
94
71
46 1 1
Bgl i
434
84
216
1 M
67i,
62'I
14
71
114
814
gs
5a
424
92 1 ;
91
.WIN. Cell 1 1
ral.
do pfd
Adams Ex
American Ex
U. S. Ex
W.lls-Fargo
Alnal. Conner
Amer. ( ar a
F.
I do pfd
Atner. Lin. Oil.
do pfd
I'Amer. s. a- it
do pfd
Ana.v Mln Co.
Ht klyn R. T.
Colo. Fuel A 1
'on. Gaa
Cunt. 'fob. pfd.
G. n. Electric ..
Glucose Sugar
Hocking Coal.
Inter. Paper ..
1 do pfd
J Inter Power ...
Laclede (Jaa ...
Na. Biscuit
National I.
cad
National Salt
do nfd
No. America n
I Pacific ("oast
Pacific Mall .
People's I Ins
Mox. National. . .
Minn & St. L...
Mo Pacltlc
M.. K. T
do pfd
N. J, Central....
N. Y. Central
Norfolk Ac V. .
do pfd
No. Paiillc pfd
Ontario A- W....
Pennsylvsnia
Reading
do isl pfd
do 2d pfd
St It, & S. F
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
rreaa u b.
Car.
1 do old
'Pullman P Car
'Republic Steel
I do pfd
Sugar
Tenn. 'oai & 1
lUnlon Bag & I'
1 do pfd
U. S. Leather..
do pfd
U. S. Rubber..
do pfd
U. S. Sice'
do pfd
Western Union..
St L. Southw ,.,
do pfd
St caul 16941
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: The stock mm'-
a.-! iMoa was .naeiive ano oronpiug. 1 011
sols ton. lied 9B4 on harder money Amer-
apathetlc, but New York's half-hearted
support caused a temporary rally. Union
Pacific recovering a point and others a
fraction of a point. Tne Close was ragged
and dull. The market again borrowed
from the bank The bank reserve has
been increased t:64n,00n The market sup
plies arc depleted A:2,000,ll00. The price of
frotd bars has been reduced to ,7s 94d.
ails exchange Is 25.174; Berlin, 20.44.
.en 1 ork Money Mai Wet
NEW YORK. Nov. 21. MONEY-On call,
firm. 344j44 per cent; lust loan. 44 per
Oentj ruling rate, 44 per cent; prime mer
cantile paper, 44v7f5 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE -Slightly easier,
wdth actual business In hunkere' bills at
$4 74 for demand and $4,844 for sixty days;
posted rales, $4.V.4'.r 1 69; .onim. rclal bills,
l4.644r4.M4.
SILVER Bar. 544c: Mexican dollars. la
BONDS Government, strong, state,
seladv ; railroad, firm.
The dosing quotations 011 bonds are as
follows:
U. H. ref. 2s. reg.
do coupon
do 3s, reg
do coupon
do new 4s, reg
do coupon
do old 4s. reg.
do coupon
do 5a. rg
do . 0 ipou
Atch. gen. 4s....
do 111IJ 4a
Bal A- 1 H1I0 4s. .
1 lt 34s
do iiinv. 4s
Canada So. 2a...
Cent, of Ga. 5s
do Is Inc
Chee. A o. 44s
Chi A V :!4
C . B. A- O. 11. 4s
C. M A- HP g 4s
c A N W c. 7s .
C . R I P 4s
CCC A- S L g Is
Chicago Ter. 4e.
('.dorado So 4s
D A R ii. 4s
Brie prior I. 4s .
.1.. general Is.
F W & D C Is
I lock Vlll. ttjg
IMW L, N. unl. 4s .
1634 Uex, Central I-
las'.1 do Is Inc
4 M A- St L. 4s...
l.'i!(4 Mo K Ar T. 4s .
1384 do 2
1124 N. Y Central Is
1124 N. Y. C. g. 34s..
1"T'h N. J ( ' gen as
1074 No. Pacific 4s .
la.'l 1 do .3s
9,14 N. & W, con. 4s.
10:14 Reading gen. ts
U St 1. Ar I M c. 5s
1(I7'. St. I. A S. F. 4s
1084,8t L S W Is 1
1054 do 2s
72 8 A A A P 4s...
107 lo. Pacific 4a ....
854 So Rallwav 5s
9M- T.-x A Par Is
1024
204
103
11)04
82
1054'
103U
l.'lis,
1054
103V
99:,
116(4
9."
964
7M4
vi
M
120
82
1a6's
1074
1 He' ,
1114
I13C
92t
61
Ill's T. St L A- W
1
142
107
K'll4
:i
884
103
nion Pacltlc 4s
do conv. 4s
Wabash Is
do 2
do deb B
W est Shore 4. ..
W A I. E 4s
!
"'. Wis. 1 'enlral 4s
lii7".'Con Tob. 4a
1074
( iflerc.l.
tnlement of I'orelgn llnnks.
PARIS N.. 21. The week I v statement
of the Bank at Urainc shows the following
changes. Notes In circulation. decrease,
i;. motion francs ti,.Miir'. . ints current,
decrease, 31.41,000 francs, gold In hand. In
.lense. I7.SOO.000 francs; bills discounted,
ii. ase 12,'i.iOn francs, silver In hand.
Increase, S,&2&,000 francs
LONDON, Nu. SJ.-l he weekly Ute
men) of the Hank of Knaland shoWf the
following: changes: Total reserve, Increase.
841.000; circulation. decrease. 112,11)0:
bullion. Increase, eS8l,!38; other eecuriltes,
.lee-ase, Jt1.219.imi'. other deposits. de
rri .- 1.923.009; public di posits. In. rense.
1.$M.0n), notes H'Serxe. In. reuse, 514.""".
Oovemment securities nmhanged. The
proportion of the Bank of Mnffland'l 1 -serve
to liability is 17 77 per cent, last w.-rk
ti w as 45 91 per cent.
Hi.il.ii n.i k Itnotsllnna.
HUSTON. Nov
tnt, lime loans.
. losing:
1 Call Ion ns. 4'it
4 per
t4$j0Ji per cent
1 im. I
1 ,1
Atchison
Has Is
Mrx. Central 4s
N M, i C
Atchison
do pfd
Boston K Alb
Boston Kiev
N r, N ft 4k 11,
ritchburg pfd..
Union Pacific ..
Hex. Central
Amer, Sugar .
Amer, T. 1 T .
I lom Iron - S
lien. Electric
Mass Li. , irb-
do pfd
N. E. (1 C.
United I'rult ..
U. S Steel
do pfd
Wcstlngh Com
M Adventure
. ST Alloues
Amalgamate, 1
37 Baltic
31U Bingham
i 04 . al . lie, 1,1
M Centennial
,.v".' 2 1 'upper Ra nge
21 14 I'raiiklln ....
144 Isle Rovale ...
.113 Mohawk
. 214 isceola
. 12"p Parrot
,1574 Untiics
284 Santa Ke Cop
lt.s Tamarack
334 Tilnioiintaln .
V, Trlnllv
via 1 fnlted states
v4 Utah
4ji, Vlctnrle
: Winona
13 wolverine
44
..,
. 45
.
.670
. Um
. 6.1
. IK',
. 24
. 42
lea
. 37
.152
4
.25
. 26
Hit
London Mock ttnnliMnm.
LONDOtt, Nov 21.-1 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money, ,M
do account
Aiiacoudn
Atchison ..
do pfd
Baltimore a- 0
Canadlsn Pac
Chee .s: Hiio
Chicago (i W
'.M .v St. P ...
Denver A R. I!.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2.1 pfd
IlllnoU 1 'entral
L. A N
M K T
do pf.
N Y. 1 'entral
II 13 Norfolk W . .. 5s'4
31 , do Pfd fij
7 No Pa, Iflc IO84
814 ' "itarlo V .17
1 J 4 Pennav Ivanla ,'44
1 91 . It. ailing 21 1
IK',: do ist pfd n!
do 2d pfd 30
154 So. Rallwav . . . ;,4
17241 da pfd M
IT ;. So. Pariflc f)
33 k I nlon Pacific ins
pjd 0.14
?I4 1 S Steel 441.
334 do pfd fin,
142 Wabash jin4
do pfd BU
"54 Spanish ts I'.nfJ
.55'tlRand Mines pi
1331 . Do Beer 334
BAR SILVER Quiet, 26 1-l6d per ounce
MONEY 3td4 per cent; the rate of dis
count In th open market for short bills
ll 34 Wl 1-18 per cent; for three months'
bills. 5 1 -ni5'v, per cent.
N'n Inrk Mining stocks
NEW YORK Nov 21 The following are
the . losing prices on mining stocks.
Adams Con 18 il.lttle Chief 12
Ale, 45 Ontario wen
Breece 75 Ophlr 75
Brunswick Con 11 iPhoenlx 7
Comstock Tun ,., 6 iPotoal JJ
Con ('al. A- Va .155 ;Sav.-ige 1
Dead wood Terra. 50 Sierra Nevada .. 3
Horn Silver 19 iSmaM Hopes .... 40
Iron Silver 60 Standard 360
Leadville Con 3
foreign Flnnnclal.
LONDON. Nov 21 -Money wns scarce
Inday In comparison to the demand and
consequent!) discounts hardened Ruslncss
On file Stock exchange was quiet and
geiieralh unfavorable. Consols were fairly
steady; home rails were dull. Brighton
was weak on tile Koine prospect of elec
tric railroad competition; Americans were
lifeless, with prices sllghtlv above parity,
especially Union Pacdflcs; fheC closed
steady. Argentines were flat, as were
South American! generally, on disquieting
rumors regarding the relations between
Argentine and ('hill.
PARIS. N'.c. 21. Prices on the bourse
today opened flrm Internationals. Russian
Industrials and Metropolitans Improved on
heir repurchases; later realisations caused
a reaction, especially in Russian collieries.
Rio Tlntos were heavy on profit-taking.
In Thoffieon-Houetoni there were renewed
realizations DcRecrs and Kaffirs were
quiet The close was dull. The private
rat- of discount Is unchanged at 2 13-16 per
04 t'l
BERLIN. Nov. 21. Internationals were
generally tlrm on the bonrsn today. Ar
gentines were depressed on unfavorable
political news; locals were weak on bear
covering.
Hank Clearing;.
OMAHA. Nov. 21. -Bank clearings todav,
$1,142,104.28; corresponding dav last vear.
$1,153,132.33; decrease, 6 1071.37,
CHICAGO, Nov. 21 -Clearlflgs. $29,332,133;
balances. $2,711.45(5; posted exchange, $t.S5'o
4.884: New York exchange. 15c premium
BALTIMORE. Nov 21 -Clearings, S.'!.,'.S5.
618; balances, $102,294; money, 7,(fr5 per
cent.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 21. Clearings
0O,M9,8M; balances. $2.95H.S09; money. 5 per
cent.
BOSTON. Nov 21 Clearings. $21,OSO,5.17;
balances. $1,632,905.
NEW YORK. Nov. 21. -Clearings. $219,
655.585; balances. $11,521,613.
st. LOUIS. Nov. n. Clearings, rt.OM.TOO;
balances, $1 .269.9S4 ; money, Miri per cent;
New York exchange, 25c premium.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 21 Clearings. $3,525.
2f0; money, 4vSl per cent ; New York ex
change, 2yc premium.
( nudltlon o( Hie Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21 -Today's state
lnent of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $1 50.1(00 00a gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $161,141,177
gold, $1(15,079,601.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov 21. -COTTON --Spot
closed firm, middling uplands. 8c: middling
gulf. lUc; sales. 64 hales. Futures closed
Ilrm; November, 7.62c: December. 7.63c;
January, 7.62c; February, 7.61c; March,
, 62c; April. 7.61c; May, 7.61c; June. 7.60c;
July, 7.10c: August, 7.49c.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 21 COTTON
Finn; sales, 8,4) bales; ordinary, 54c; good
ordinary. Mfcc: low middling. 6 15-16c; mid
dllng. 7."i-16o; middling, fair; receipts, 20.314
bales; stock. 292.129 balcF. Futures, firm,
November, 7.45c; December, 7.45c: January
,' 4217.43. : February. 7.424i 7.41c; March. 7.43
A 1.44c ; April. 7.43H7.45c; May. 7.447.45c ;
June. 7.44h7.46c; July. 7.44t'7.46c.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 21.-COTTON-Qulet ;
middling, 7 5-l6c; sales, 960 hales: receipts,
7.562 baies; shipments, rfone; stock, 19.644
OALV ESTON, Nov. 21. COTTON
Steady, 7 7 - It" ' .
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 21 COTTON -Spot,
fair demand; prices 1-32d higher; American
middling fair. 4 19-2,2d. good middling,
4 1.1-32(1; middling. 45-16d; low middling.
4 1-22.1 . good ordinary. 4 3-32d; ordinary,
IS-1M, The sales of the da were In. 000
hales, of which 500 were for speculation
and export and Included 8,800 American
Receipts. 22.000 hales. Including 18.600 Amer
ican. Futures opened quiet and closed
steady. American middling g. o. c : No
vember, 4 14-lMd, sellers; November and De
cember. 1 10-4d, btlyers; Decemher and
January. 1 8-64d, buyers; January and Feb
ruary and February and March. 4 7-64d, sel
lers. March and April. 4 6-64fg4 7-64d. buy
ers; April and May. 4 6-64fVt4 7-64d. huvers;
Mav and June, I 6-644 7-6ld. sellers; June
and Julv. I fi-ldd. buyers; July and August,
4 6-6I1I. sellers.
OH and Iloaln.
OIL city. Nov 21 - Oll-Credlt bal
ances. $1.30; certificates, no bid; shipments.
15.47.1 bbls.: average, 99.711 bbls., runs, 90.599
bbls.; average, 76.529 bbls
SAVANNAH Ga.. Nov. 21 .- OfU Tur
pentine Ilrm at ,11c. Rosin, firm and un
Chl aged.
TOLEDO, Nov. 21 -OIL- North Lima,
94c; South Limn and Indiana. 89c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 21. (ML Cottonseed,
dull; refined, spot, quiet, 20a 9d. Linseed,
29s M,
LONDON. Nov. 21. OII--Linseed. 32s 9.1.
Turpentine spirits, 26s 6d. Rosin, Ameri
can, strulned. 4s 7'd.
NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-OII Cottonseed,
Ilrm; yellow, 36c. Petroleum, dull; re
fined. New York, $5.65; Philadelphia and
Baltimore. $7.60: Philadelphia and Balti
more, In hulk. $5. Rosin, steady; strained,
common to good. $I50. Turpentine, dull,
ffijtifo.
n.ar and Molasses.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21 SUGAR
Firm, open keitle, 24412 15-16c; open kettle
centrifugal. 24it34o- centrifugal granu
lated. 441j4 5-16c; whites. 84040; yellows,
34t934tc; seconds. 24Q04( Molasses,
steady: open kettle. .'7ifi35 . centrifugal. 10
i&'jiic. Hyrup. steady. 28fi32r.
NEW YORK. Nov. 31 ItlOAR Raw,
steady; fair refining. 3 3-16rd34c; centrif
ugal. 96 test, 3 ll-16ifl34c; molasses sugar.
Sc. Refined, steady; No. 6. 4.3('c; No 7.
4.20c, No v. 110c; No. 9, 4.06c ; No. In, 4c;
No 11 3.96c: No. 12, 3.95c; No. II, 3.85c No.
11. 3. 85c; stai dnrd A. 4.70c: confectioners' A,
4.70c; mould A, 5.25c; cut loaf. 5.40-; crushed,
r, 40c. powdered, le; granulated, (.No; cubes,
5.10c.
LONDON Nov. 21. -SUGAR Beet, No
vember. 7s .4d.
I'.vaporale.t pilra and Dried I in Its.
ni:w york. Nov 21 RVAPO RATED
APPLES The feeling was steady, but
trading slow. siat.. common to g I. tfl
84i ; prime. 94llc , choice. 9'itr94c fan, y,
lOQ 1 le
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Dull
Prunes. l6Tii Apricots Bovai. $utille
Moot Park WSllc l'cachea, peeled, li'uUc;
unpeeled, irijS4c
OMAHA LIVE STOCi MARKET
Oeed to Ctaoioo Beef Iteeri 8trenf aid
let its, but Oowi llow and Lowor.
HOGS MID FIVE TO TEN CENTS HIGHER
All Kind of Sheep and lainlis Were
Mon Male Today and Price Are
or 0 n side r n ni Loner Thau
I'bry Were a Week Ago.
Average prlCOl P1d for hogs at lotlth
Omaha thi ast several days, tilth com
parison. Date. I IDOL ,1800. 1899 IS98. 1897 ISM. IM.
Nov .
Nov
Nov .
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Nov
Nov .
Nov.
Nov .
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,6 72 4 0 4 04
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3 611
3 .6,
3 5
I : 1
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j
:t 291
3 4l 3 17
3 2
i 14
:t 4:1 3 .1"
3 43 $ 31 I 3
3 44 3 II I $J
.1 5 M
., 5 71 ( y 4 tH
.1 5 7141 4 ft
. I '4 4 n
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5 69
, 5 684;
, 6 074
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, I gUil
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. , I 73
. I 81
4 71
4 l
4 74
4 84,
4 74
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. I M I 13
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I J 15
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of oars of stock
brought lu today by each road was:
Cattle 1 logs Sh p II . es
C Mi A HI P Ry ... 11
12
Wabash Ry
Missouri Pacific Ry. . 5
Union Pacltlc system M
1 A N W Hy 1
U E M V R R. 45
(.'., Sf. P.. M A 1 1. Ry. $
14. A M it R R i7
C B A (J. Itv 13
K ( ' A ft, J, Ry 2
C R. 1 A P.. east ... 10
C.i It LAP. west... 1
Pllnols Central R ... 3
Total receipts 194
1
II
12
11
30
14
29
1
2
184
13
The dlsposllli.n of the day s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tha
numbe- of head Indicated.
Cattle.
Hogs Sheei,
I,iM "
( itnaha Packing Co 101
(j. II. Hammond I to 110
Swift and Companv 341
Cudahy Packing Co 1.629
Armour Co N
Omaha P. Co., Kan. ntv . i,
ll.inimond. from country. H5
R Pecker D.'gan 158
.1. L. Carey 1
Lobman & Co Its:
W. F. Stephen M
inn ft Uuntslnger 2s
Benton Underwood 60
Livingstone A Schaller... 242
DcntilH CO 21
H F Hohblck 28
Hamilton a r 172
L F. llnsi 57
other buyers 33s
2.846
ItM
4, Mo
653
617
528
Total!
CATTLE There
4.SI3 12.838 1.706
was a heavy run 'if cat
t Lis, time of the week.
IIS here todav- f.
but still buyers took hold with considerable
life and the better grades changed hands
freely at prices that compared favorably
with those of yesterday. 'I he only case of
weakness was noticed In the cow market
The proportion Of corn-fed steers was
rather small today and as packers were all
anxious for supplies the market r iled ac
tive and strong on anything at ail desirable,
As high us $6 60 was paid for a hunch which
averaged only a little over 1.200 pounds.
The half-fal stuff and common liln.ls were
neglected today, as packers all wanted the
good to choice grades. The market on the
less desirable grades was rather slow and
no more than steady.
The big end of the receipts today con
sisted of cows anil heifers. In view of tho
liberal run all the week buyers attempted
to pound the market a little and succeeded
In taking off 6. or lac on all but the very
best grades. Trade was none too active,
lilt still the bulk of the offerings was dis
posed of In fairly good scbsoii.
Veal calves and stags sold about Steady,
but bulls In some cases were a little lower.
There was a good demand for the hitter
grades of Blockers and feeders and there
was no nidi. . able change In the prices
paid. The common kinds were neglected,
the same as usual, anil It was a dltllcult
matter to dispose of such kinds at what
looked to bo steady prices.
Very few western range steers good
enough for killers arrlveu mis morning.
The few that were offered sold at good
strong prices All but the host range cows
could safely be uuoted .Vijl'ic lower and the
market none too active. The best stock
art and feelers sold freely at steady prices,
but the common stuff was dull and a lit
tle weak. Representative sales:
BEEF ST EE Its.
No Av. Pr. No Av. Pr.
2 fion 1 75 18 12)6 5 20
13 lOn 2 25 24 1114 5 26
21 990 9(1 8 126(1 5 25
46 870 4 15 M 1176 5 35
2(' 1071 4 25 23 1la5 5 50
19 902 4 25 33 1186 6 70
14 1020 4 50 19 1846 6 M
6 1200 4 75 53 1217 6 5a
19 1252 4 85 40 123S 6 51
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
35 1019 4 00
cows,
1 920 1 50 2 UOO 3 0.)
23 794 2 00 24 iff 3 00
13 1016 I 25 5 11150 I mi
1 810 2 25 9 942 3 "5
2 910 2 50 1 1280 I 2..
1 1250 j 6 ) 63 87'( 3o
6 928 2 lid 33 1100 3 40
3 370 2 75 4 1006 3 40
4 1067 2 HI 2 1265 :: ,5a
4 835 2 80 la I08i) ;( 5;,
1 900 2 SO 17 1032 3 6a
4 995 2 Rn 20 1078 3 8a
0 1183 2 80 32 A4S 3 90
11 1006 2 85 2 .. 1175 4 00
COWS AND HEIFERS.
3 808 2 40
HEIFERS.
1 460 2 75 1 610 3 25
HULLS.
1 1220 2 15 1 1620 :: 25
1 1050 2 60 2 1560 3 36
8TOCK COWS AND HEIFERS
13 436 2 10 1 861) 2 75
1 850 2 50
CALVES.
1 100 4 75
STOCK CALVES.
3 27a 2 10
STOCK ERH AND FEEDERS.
21 869 2 60 4 682 3 25
3 320 2 60 23 743 I .')
7 882 3 10 2 455 3 36
23 358 j ft 14 630 If
17 837 3 2.', 12 830 4 05
2 636 2 25
NEBRASKA.
1 cow 94H 2 70 1 cow Hid 2 70
46 cows 875 I 70 6 cows 961 2 6")
1 cow 1000 2 70 30 cows 924) :0
6 cows 852 I 7a
12 cows 958 3 OS 6 feeders.. 971 3 00
8 cows. ...lotKI IN 1 feeder... 660 3 (10
2 rows 94(1 2 no 16 feeders.. 841 3 75
2 feeders.. 810 300 i cow )(J0 2 75
7 cows 950 2 15 2 bulls 1350 2 10
6 cows IMt 2 no I cows ... 775 2 on
1 cow 980 1 60 11 cows 1106 2 90
3 cows 1030 2 90
3 cowa 1073 2 70 6 cows 886 I 85
16 cows 773 1 85 24 cows 1060 ;i no
6 cows 869 2 00 7 steers. .1142 4 70
9 cows MO 2 55 9 steers. ... 784 3 40
SOUTH DAKOTA
3 cows Hmo 2 40 2 bulls 935 2 40
1 cow 122(1 2 00 1 bull 1630 2 40
6 cows ,.1011 3 1(5 4 cows. . 992 2 75
0 cows 905 9 05 3 cows 1006 3 05
2 steers. ...12M) item 14 feeders . 928 3 70
10 steers. .1138 3 60 T feeder . . 900 3 70
12 steers. .1072 3 Hi 46 feeders. . 913 3 70
1 steer . .. 670 2 On 5 feedera. . 864 3 25
11 steers ...1119 :t 611 22 feeders. . SU 4 00
5 feeders. . 3.K) 3 25
('(lU)RAPn
4 hulls .1260 2 15 1 bull IdOn 176
62 cows 911 2 4 5 36 feeders . 712 3 25
42 feeders.. 962 3 10 4 feeders.. 775 3 10
1 stag . 98(1 2 Hi 5 steers 1240 :: 60
31 feedrni . 743 4 00 2 feeders. . 755 3 00
D. Hanns -Neb.
20 feeders. . 953 3 30 31 cows . 882 I 03
3 feeders 983 2 76 3 feeders 933 1 SO
9 feeders 1"V2 2 26 3 feeders . 843 2 60
Ijee Jacobs -Neb.
1 steer fjgj 3 00 2R feelers . 899 3 70
1 cow 870 3 00 2 feeders (99 3 00
2 cows 925 3 00 4 cows. ... 952 3 00
14 feeders. . 630 3 30 2 calves. . . 320 3 60
2 feeders . 620 2 50
I Ludemlne -N'ch.
15 feeders. 611O 2 25 4 calves. 442 3 60
E. Buchanan- !oto.
32 cows 982 3 06 2 cows HOfi 3 116
123 cows. ... 972 3 05
F, B. Fellows- Neb.
6 cows 945 2 60 1 cow . 1160 3 so
34 cows
39 cows
7 cows
1 cow .
1 heifer
1 feerir
986
I).
3 00 2 cows. . .
T Taylor Neh
3 35
863 3 00
.1031
l,ewiB Bros Wvo.
Ml 2 60 3 bulls . .
MO 2 (i 14 steers .
.11(1(1 3 85
W A Morsms n H i"
I0M - 75 11 feeders
1416
II.'::
I 13
3 S5
971 3 76
L. Hosklns Wj..
30 feeders 927 3 75
HOHfl Receipts of hogf continued
ei y
liberal todav which makes the supply for
the four (lav this week Hie ... .. lest In
some lime past The inaikei. however
opentd earl)' at an adva;. ... t otjlOu over
,y genn i market Packers all
had llbeinl order, and as a result trade
wa very n tlve and the market gained
in sttengih us t lie morning advanced The
rtrel -ales re moetli .1 $.,774 and $f m.
but after thl first ronn.i or so thn popu
lar price became $5X and then $60 and
15.331. and flnnllv $6,324 and UM The
Choicest bunches gold imtl- from $659
$5 90 Then were not as many Of the light
in.. I common legs her. lodg) as has been
the tsse for the lat w.s-k or ten days, so
thai prices held up In faltiv good shape.
Tin lighter loads told nirg.lv from $5.7;.
down The last end of tin- market was
I strong and active, evervtnlng being die
j p I ,.f in good season The last hogs
sold er large!) at pj.tlH and m.m Repre
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168
131
. .202
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266
224
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197
215
278
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225
281
193
198
192
191
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208
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219
.241
221
.299
228
.271
194
274
137
179
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271
231
272
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261
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SHEEP There were onlv a few sheep
("ill lambs here todav. but the demand
was also light. Most of the offerings today
were feeders, tint what fat stuff was offered
changed hanns slowdy The market for the
week to date may be quoted about Me
lower except In the case or something extra
Choice, which might not sell iiulte that
much lower.
The feeder trade nss also verv dull today
and lower particularly on the Common
kinds Very few huvers were on the mar
ket, so that sellers. In a good many cases
were unable to get a bid, although they
priced what they had at a very low figure
Prices ire now fully llgjjle lower for the
vcek on good stuff, and common kinds
are wit-so than that Old ewes are almost
rnsalabl" and are onlv quoted from $100
to $2.00.
Quotation: Choice yearlings. MJ081.M;
fair to good yearlings. M.15'd3.30; choice
wethers. $3 2041 3 40. fair to good wethers.
$2.90 3. J0; choice ewes. $2.753.00; fair to
good ewes. ?2. "0(52. 75; common ewes. $1.00fj
2 00; choice spring lambs. M.1O04.M; fair to
good spring lambs. H.I0Q 4 .10. feeder weth
ers. .00fJl.M; feeder lambs, $3.1T4 00.
Heprrsentatlvo sales:
No. Av. Pr.
3 cull ewes HO $2 M
31 native owns 110 290
25 native ewes 1"i 3 00
M feeder lamb 89 3 SO
246 feeder lambs 84 8 3n
J37 jvestcrn wethers 99 3 3d
380 natlv. wethers 98 3 60
132 feeder lambs 68 ;i d
34 native lambs 83 I 20
MS Idaho lambs 71 4 H
8 ewes and bucks 73 I (Mi
476 CUlj ewes 81 1 10
1 cull ewe 80 l U
29 western ew es 92 2 50
i western ewe nm 2 75
29 western ewes 92 2 60
5 western wethers 76 3 Oil
171 native wethers no 3 40
CHICAGO STOtK MAM KMT
I tilllr MaBtll Loner Hogs
Higher
Xhcep Weak.
CHICAGO, NOV. 21. CATTLE Receipts,
9.5(1" bead natives, 50(1 head westerns;
mostly lower; good to prime. $6.20(00.86;
poor to medium. $3 ,..'f6 90; stockers and
feeders $2.00 4 00; cows $1.254.76: li frs.
$1 ..ncu ...o..
cantiers. $1.262.26; hulls, $2.n0
1.80; calves. $2.007.
., western steers, $3.50.
HOCJS -Receipts. 45.000 head, estimated to
morrow, 40.(8(0 head; left over. 7.500 head;
market .VulOc higher; mixed and butchers,
$5. 7,0 5. 95 ; good to choice heavy. 11.7006.10;
rough to lair heavy, $5.466.65 ; light. $7.27.'
0.75; hulk of sales, $5.655. $5.
BHEGP AND LAMBS Receipts, 22.H00
beatll Sheep, weak; lambs, steady to strong;
gooil to choice wethers, $3 O",i4.O0; fair to
choice mixed. $2.90 3.40; western sheep, $3.0"
414.00; native lambs, $2.50(4.75; western
lumbs, M.OOfM.40.
RECEIPTS -official: Cattle. 22.729 head
hogs. 7.11.792 head, sheep, 17,149 head.
SHIPMENTS -Official: t'altle. 3.266 head;
hogs. 4.458 head; sheep. 1,068 head.
Kniisus City Live stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 21. -CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4.000 head natives. L700 head Tex
ans, 300 head calves; beef steers, 54il(
higher; other cattle steady to strong: choice
export and dressed beef steers. $6.006.15:
fair to good M.IOtja.10; stockers and feed
ers, M.0084.M; western fed steers, MSOfJ
7. 5a. western range steers. 13 504. 4"; Texas
and Indian -tors. $3 1814.20; Texas cows.
ll.7Mn.00; native cows. $2 1 Is tQM 00; heifers,
$2.35,"."", i-iiin.rs. $l.fi2 10; bulls, $2. oofs'
I, 50; calves. M iVu5.50.
linos Receipts 19.(88) head; market 5
ioc higher; top. $6.05. bulk or sales. $6 5n
8.00; heavy, MOoittW.OS; mixed packers, $6 75;
6 00; light, $5 205 674: pigs. $4 i6.10.
SHEEP AND LAM 14S Receipts, 1000
head; market steady, native lambs, $4.35:
4.05; western lambs. $4.004 50; native
wethers, B.28G3.80: western wethers. 13.00.
3.7.0; vein lings. $3.4a4 i: ewes, $2.87,3.25,
c;iiis and feedere, M.MMt.M,
Ni. I oiils I.lve Slock Market.
ST. LOl'IS. Nov. 21- CATTLE -Receipts.
4,6nn head. Including 2,7i) head Texans,
fjharkal Itead) . natlv. shipping and export
ii. 47. va .".'); dressed lieef and butcher
steers, $3.60 0.25; steers under l.con lbs , $2 .70
5.25: stockers and renders, $2.153.60; 0OWI
and heifers. M.0OfjM.75; canneis, $1 0001.60;
hulls. $2 254.25. Texas and Indian steers.
M.OOOfi.M; f'T fed with grass steers. $3 dOIJi
4 25; cows and heifers, $2.10.';. 27,.
HOGl Receipts. 8,400 head; market
strong to 5c higher; pigs and lights. M.40M
560; packers, $5.4(800.75; buf.hers, $1.75
ton.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, l.'mo
head; market steady, native muttons. $2 76
'3 60; lambs, $4 (884 75; .nils and bucks,
II. fJ0gja.71
St. .loseph l ive Ntnck 3larLel.
ST. JOSEPH Nov. 21 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1,000 head, steady to 10c lower; na
tives. $'!. nn6..V; cows and heifers. II. MO
5 10; veals, 12.506.75; stockers and feeders,
il MM4 25
Mm IS Receipts. 12.7iOO head, rnoetly Be
higher, light and light ml xed. . $6 45 7, 90;
medium and heav y, 16. (100.05; pig', $3 76tf
4.85: bulk. $5.70 5.95.
rWMKP AND LA. MRS Recelnts. IMheadl
steady, lop vearllngs. $4. top lambs. $1.60
Hock In Sight.
The following table shoes I he receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
markets for November Mi
' allle. Hogs Sheep
louth Omaha 5,138 12,911 2,520
Chin go in.mii 41,000 22.000
Kan.-.c City 5,700 19.000 1.000
SI t oe s 4 6(1" 1,400 1,000
Ht Joseph 2,6t) 12.300 750
Tolas
2X.07W
97,611 27,270
Market.
rw Inrk live Mtoa.k
NEW YORK. Nov 21 CATTLE Re
relpti 611 head malnl) eonslgned direct;
n. sglee reported; export-, 4" ineep
L ES K. . .Ipts, 5f"i le ad "lull ami
Iwealt, gbuUClSO had uni'jld, maiub glass-j
ers and westerns, a few veals sold at R "d
U 7 50, bunch of good at $7 IV)
SHEEP AN D LAMRIJ Receipts, 4 2
head, sheep, about st, nlv , limbs sversr?",!
easier. heep s,,M at $2iVtT3.28; lsmh.
common to prim. $4 00"f 4 76
lloos Receipts. 4.M1 head: one deck on
snle; quoted steady . prime state hogs esti
mated lo bring $6 pgf Kw His
4'offee Market
NEW TORXi Nov 2 i '( TITK- Spot
Rio. stendy. No ; Invoice gkr M'hi
steadv. Cordova. THMllP The market for
futures opened slea.lv In lone with prt, es
6tf10 points lower on reslllll g r,. Mowing
adverse European and Rraslllsti cables,
larger receipts In the crop country and for
eign selling Throughout the entire irssl.ni
trading was slow and of ft professional
character, with scared) a i nation in
price. The largo warehouse d 'hcrles In
this country and having hy the metal
clique'' kept prices in check most of the
day. Th.' market was tlnallv ipitet ,t t
decline of f,,in points Total sales amounted
to II, 7" hags, including December itnei
6 45c. January', n.vv, Sinr.h. (,700 ,ri'
';'"'. Mav. 6.8V, June, 6 ''-. ,v 7 .
September. 7.26-. ' 1 '
fork Dry l.ooil Market
NEW YORK Nov 71 DRY HOODS
Ruslness In brown cottons has been dull
home buyers still rautlOUt! and eorl busl
ness light Rsnorl grades firm In price
Pleached cottons quiet throughout and It -regular
for low grades Denims, ticks snd
other Maree colored cottons stea,lv but
quiet. Nothing doing tn print cloths and
prices unchanged Wide goods ease Prints
in fair demand at new prices Gingham
Scarce nnd firm C.,ll,, lli..u ka.)..
steady In staples.
Wool Market.
HT. T.OITS Voe 01 w.m-w
(Hum grades. 13tfl7Hc; light line. 12Ufl,-,r,
.heavy fine. lirirL'c. tub washed. H'24tf,v
Tobacco ( nnihlnr l.olps Don n a, ltlal
. 5EW.r."K, Nov -1 " n"'' nnuoiinced
today that the American Tobacco mm
panv had absorbed the rlrm of D H Mr
A pin A Co am) its plants and trade mark"
t' -molir ,,,'.H'r. ir''-" eald to have been
$2..,no.oim Mi' A I pi n A- Co was long a strong
opponent of the American Tobacco con"
l nil. s the Hoard's Hands.
.CHICAGO, Nov. 21.- The appellate court
todav reversed the decrre entered a "ar
ngo by which the Chicago Ro.ird of Trade
was enjoined from Interfering with lh-
service of the Central Stock and Hrsln
exchange In receiving mark, t reports
Seasonable Fashions
3D76 Serpentine Skirt,
72 to 30 Went
Woman's Serpentine Skirt. No. 3976 -The
entirely novel skirt, known as the ser
pentine, has taken Its place among ne.
cepied modes and Is seen In many of the
latest gowns. Tho model shown Is exceed
Ingly stylish and includes the essential
features the snugly fitted upper portion
the much flared and extremely full circular
flounce and the long, graceful back. The
original Is made of black taffeta slllt. and
Is trimmed with stitched hands of cloth,
but velvet, velveteen, all silks and wod
materials are appropriate.
The upper portion of front and sides la
cut In seven gorea that fit snugly to tho
figure. To their lower edge is seamed tho
graduated circular flounce that i- cut vory
full and falls In soft folds and undulating
lines. The hack Is unt rimmed nnd seamed
at the renter In habit style, but Is laid in
plaits at the upper edge, beneath which
the placket Is made, and which conceals the
scums, and falls In soft becoming ripples a
few inches below the waist line. Ileneath
this back elastic hands are attached at the
outer seams, which servo to hold the front
and sides In the desired position and allow
the back to fall in tapering lines.
To cut tbia skirt for a woman of medium
slue lia yards of material 20 inches wide,
844 yards 27 Inches wide, 4t4 yards 44 inches
wide or 4 yards 60 Inches wide will he re
quired. The pattern 3076 la cut In sizes for a 22,
24, 26, 28 and 30-lmh waist measure.
Tor the accommodation of The Bee read
ers, these patterns, which usually retail St.
from 26 to BO cents, will be furnished at a
nominal price. 10 cents, which covers sll
expense. In order to get any pattern en
close 10 cents, give number and name of
pattern wanted and bust measure.
THE It I M. I 4 MARKKI.
INSTRUMENT! placed on record Thurs
day. November 21. 1001
Warranty Deed.
H A. Haskell 10 J. L Haskell, lot 3.
block ft, Denises add $ I
H. C Smith tn L Smith, lot ,
block 2, Omaha VI, w I'd
It. 8. Alexander el al to H. B, Munro.
s 54 feet of t 110 feet lot 2. block
W." Hhlun's 2d add 10
A. M. Goodrich to J. A. Olbsoii. s 2
feet of li U feet lot 44. block 6.
Hanscom Place 176
Elizabeth Nofthrup t" Sorle Olbsoii,
lot 12. Patrick's Saratoga add 277,
Sofle Gibson and husband to Frederick
and Mary Koran, same ton
H M. Iwine and wife to J. Thomsen,
lot 12. block ft, Halcyon Heights.. . 170
Same tn Peter Iravert. lots 8 to 11,
block 3, same 660
D'lt Claim Heed.
P R Iorlng to E K Rrown, lot L
block 3. Ralph Place la
Heeds.
Fnlted Sta'es to Timothy Sullivan.
w1 ns'i ne'4 nw-4 and un'4 3-14-12
S5.00 A MONTH
SPECIALIST
in
All Diseases and
Disorders of Men
10 years In Omaha
VARICOCELE and
HYDROCELE cured
Method new. without
catting. OSsV ,r los
of time.
C V DM 1 1 Kateuredforllfssnatbsnolsoe
r n thoroughly claned from
the system. Soon every sign and symptom
llssppears completely snd forerer. Ne
"BRKAhUNG OUT" of tte disease on tbesklo
ar fees. Treatment contain so dsngeroni
Srugs or Injurious medicine.
WIAK MEN from Excesses or victims
ro Ntavru'i DsBu.irr or Um itii.i
Wastiso wssassss with Babi.t Uscat Id
Yncsn and Midiu.s Agzb, lank of Tiro, Tlgor
snd strength, wlta organs Impaired sad a elk
8TRI0TUMI cured with a new Bome
Treatment. No pain, no detention from t un:
Deis. Kldnry snd Bltddsr Troubles.
K ffriteitnt by Mill.
Call on cm or uddrees 119 gQ. 14th 81.
Dr. Searles ft Searles. Omaha, Neb.
letepkaa. Im.
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to jgaaes E Boyd A Co.,
OMAHA. NEB.
COMMISSION
amaiK. PMoviaiann and ihxKs.
aaiel ( Trade Halldlaa.
Olrset wires to nblcago snd New Terk,
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