THE OJtAHA DAILY TVEE: TUESDAY, yOYEMBETt 2G, 1901,
8
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
-Cam Qrii bw a 8trntb that In
dus Bull).
SHORTS HAVE A DAY F COVERING'
O'lieli fcmni'T Mnfetr
llir I'rMtlirra r I lie
xlnti In I In Corn
I'M.
Our
iif
CHICAOO,
conme Krulna
tlvlty on the
Nov. 2S.-Strolintli In tho
ltd to ii Ki'iienil liulllsih nc-
Hoarcl of Trudo totiay, nnu
Dncmbor wlicut cIokp.1 ii ijhndc lower, Do.
ccmbcr corn 1c hlKlior iin.l pecembcr o U
l'(iC lip. ITovMotlfl clOHCtl -11? I-V40
.lMi.r
simillor rcei'llitM tluill
a" FiroiiB
wero cmlniiitcd
u.nr.i'. n-nlrniiir wmnnil mm
nroac i or unlivery " " , "' "-V.'.V
floti. liroiiKht .1 ncrvotm mid rrcKU r opc -itiit
In corn, with December Uflv lilRlior ill
wjhir VhMvh wcro Mrm ami cummin
LV i,m..r limi irood biiyliiK onlorB, which
. . .. . . .1 .,(,.
kuu mii'-
and IVniiyylvanln, M&STci western, at
mnrk. 21M2Sc, uouthcrn, at mark. aofl-jSc
I'OIJI.TIIY Allvo, weak; BprlnKcrs,
turkeys, 8&e; fowl, So, dressed, llrnii
prinKcr, vwunta rowis, vyvw, turKcys,
.MUTAT.B Tho metal market for tin again
advanced. Spot was Kciirco mid In a few
ImtidH and Houtfit after by many who arc
nhorl, Imnci) the further khIii of T5 polntH
today. Thero wero arrivain or fc tons, nut
thin had no effect on the market, im they
will not ho unloaded for a few days. Tho
lose wnH stronc. nunted at J20.ii. At l.oll-
lon valuer also Advanced, snot ualnluc
l'4s. Futures. JL1. with the close HtrotiK.
with spot belnc quoted at JLIIO and futures
at Xlm 15s. I'ho local market for 'copper
wan iltilet at JI6.SMl".t) lor I.uko Superior,
at llti.37'.4iH6.02l3 tor ciifUlnt; and electro-
vile. London tirlceK wero 2s tid lower on
snot and Tufid off on futures, snot cIohIiik
at XC.os mill futures at JCfll 10s. Lend was
dull at Jl.:!7'i here ntid iiiicIiuiikciI at 11 fin
aiiroau. Hpeiter was quiet at iimno nnu
abroail, closlnir at 11.30, nominal, and
JJ1S l5s, respectively. Iron, quiet and fea
tureless: tilt: Iron warrants. I'i.Wu lo.fyi: No.
1 northern foundry, JI5.UMfJlii.no; No. 2 south
ern foundry, Jll.widR.W); No, I southern
foundry, )ii.oUftjlb..io; .mi, i soiitliern mini
dry. soft. Jll.Botfl.w). C!lasow Iron war
rants closed at 'COs Id and Mlddlcsborotich
closed at Ms lV4d.
OMAHA WIIOI.KSAf.t) MAttKHT.
,. flmnu tiimnietlted l)V a.
tiort from professional Hulls. Tho featuro
of thi session seemed to bo tho anxiety of
nhorts. who covered excitedly, rim casli
In tho
u r..t.itrtfii ii n utronir
'' .:,'V r.n,.r wont corn badly
ii .low In iinrtlnc with It. Tho vlslblo
Uupplv hs reported today as decreased
bushels. I'nder these Inlluenccs Do
rember soon sold up to fiifyc. AU'r, on
j'lrolU taking, prices reacted, but tho e
C.....I r.,.n, oi,nri wnx so Btronn that all
retlmcks were quickly overcome and He
rembcr leHded to 2p. The close wan
.irM.ir niter another drop, with December
.. .i-i... irui... iteenlois wero 100 en IS
Wheat had ii nervous market, fairly ac
tive at times, with a narrow range, i n nes
, .. ntiin t,i,.iiii. nu n result of the liel-
! feelli.ir here Saturday, ami December
ppened a shade higher to it shade lower at
UtrWiC Absence of rains In tho, south
' ..,i Ill, ...Mil i.e:iruneeM he ned prices
liu to 72Vjc early, but traderw were more In
terested In the coarser Kralns and on the
leport of nn Increase of ...23..."i0 bushels In
tb visible supply, and on liberal receipts
December went to 72',4c. On tho low prices
moderate outside demand appeared and
rirr reacted. In the main, this pit fol
lowed corn. December closliiK steady, a
shiide lower at 72'.li Local receipts wore
Si? 4i. nf rnntmrt crude. Minneapolis
und Duluth reported ,2!i3 cars. maklnR iy
total for the three, points of I.IjO. aROlnst
J.475 last week and S.S2 a year oko. rrl-
mnrv receipts wero l.hwwi ounnei-.. uin
L !. ,i i(;-;imii iiini veur Seaboard
clearances In wheat nnd Hour equalled .SM.
rV bushels. The seaboard reported 11 londs
taken for export Tho world's shipments
ncre IMWiO bushels, compared with 8,9.2.-
Irin last weeK. iireaosiuiin on I'lmons"
nau nnei'ied ilrni In sympathy with corn
....I nn .Irnni' ilrimitld mill llcllt OfferlURF
Trade was broad and actlvo thr.oughout
tbo session, especially for tho July option
T..i,n ,.,,.,nri1 .i.fiiiin hlirber at t2'Tl'l"0
hut profits here were too temptlnc nnd
unn..n.i ..n rriilllnir. December even
touched e under Saturday's close, but the
tone of th market held Arm and Decem
t... ..o.t.l m t:1l nUe. l'ronitnent bulls
lioth bought on the declines and sold later
lor prollts. i no advance ciu-i ni u imi
j. .,.i cnninLuhut nnd December closed
firm, lyolie hlhcr at ?f42c. Hecclpts
WpVovislons?'were fairly active, with higher
Irndcndcs. The market broiidened steadily
tinder the Inceiitlvci of cany curiaueo re.
celnts mid the light weight of hogs re
eclved. The outslilo demand was Improved
t nlan n'liu lirepellt 1L PrOfCSSlOUH
.i.,,...i t-.,,.IUIi lintit.es did most of the
ellinir. .Innimry tiork closed 'I'JVic higher
nt JlR.M's. .Tanimry lard 32VjO up at W.1J nnd
i--. ....... Il.j on,, l.lchrr ill !S.fl7ln.
nstlniated receipts tomorrow; Wheat, P5
rnrs; oats. 340 cars: hogs, Iti.OiO head.
Tlte leading futures ranged as follows:
7rtlclesTopen. j Hlgh. Low. Closo.l Yes'y
'"Wheat '
Nov. ,
Dec. '
Mi.V
Corn I
Nov.
Dc.
.May
II ay
.Inly
Terk
Jan.
May
I.ard-r
Dec.
.Ian.
May
JUbs
.Tan.
May
72H
:i3if
mi
72',,
svii-smsanw's
n-l I
42'
3SH
721M
Bl 'it
4'JTfi4SI
if
IB RT
15 !'.'
s n't.
0 07'.i
R 6
r ir.
11 ',(.
2ii42i'!lJ,
42 4.11,411 U
r,si4i
72U
72!i 72'i1
7fi I75tsfii'
I
rd:
fislji filH
ct'iiBu'iin
42a.
19
I
1.1 .12141 l"i frt I
IK 27V;I 15 I2V4I
! 10 (
12141
a 7J) I
S 1214
X .VI
.1 flc I
,snr, :
t t7iil
7 D714
S 15 j
ir. S7U
16 2214
n in
n 124
U 40
R 07V4
8 2T.
15
1.1 57!
S 721
8 SO
S.9714
7 S7i
8 (5
No.
7!84c: on track No. 1
northern. 7oUe; No, 2 northern
II-First patent
hard.
J1.Wlit3.9o;
FI.Ol-
patents. tx&naxK
second clears. J2.20.
nit AN-I Uglier; In bulk, JIS.COSTIB.&O.
24t'; No. 1
6714'S,c
second
llrst clears, J2.75il2.8Ti;
I'hllndelpliln I'rodnci- ?lnrket.
PHIIDrCI.PIlIA. Nov. UJ.-m'TTHn-
rirm, fair demand; fancy western cream
ery. '.Tie; fancy nearby prints, 2Se.
KtitlH Mrm. good demand: frcsli nenmy.
2Sc; frcsli western, 27e; freshsouthwcstern,
:w'; frcsli soutucru, 3.1c.
I'll KK8K -On et: New York full creams,
fancy small, lOHfMOc.
.ItlHinnUce (irnlik .MnrUet.
M 1 1 AVA t ' K !: Ii. Nov. 25. nil BAT
Higher; No. 1 northern, 72Q72'sc; No. 2
northern. 7Mi71l4c; May. 76c.
IlYK-lllgher; No. I.
HAHI.KY- Igher. C2l4c.
COUN-May, IMV.
Toledo tirnln uml herd.
'rnt.Miin. N'm-. K Wl I MAT Strong, nc-
live; cash. 77c; December, "Hie; May, R"c.
t'OUN-Strong: December, iHc; Maj-, Cilie,
OATS December, 43'ic; .May, Uiic. .
SDICDS Clover, c.talcr; December, io.U;
March, 8.W.
I'eorln Mnrliet,
111.. Nov. 2J.-COrtN-HlRher;
Condlt ton of Trmlc unit Unotntlons
on Mtnple nnd l''niify I'rndnrc.
KnnS-Uecclpts. light: fresh stock. 2tc.
DIVK I'Ot'Il'IlY Hens. 6c: old roosters.
Ic: turkuyn. 7'c: ducks and cccse. 5c;
spring chicken, tier lb. 5c,
rmfcssuD Poi'iritY Turkeys, sjmoc:
ducks f.nd geese. 71(Sc; spring chickens, 6Vj
4(7c: liens, o'.s'ijiic.
1U t TKH 1 otnnion to lair, jjc; cnoico
bilrv. In tubs. 15?i1k;: setiarutnr. 23f2lc.
Klti:sil IMSII-lllack bass, lSc: white
Ti.iss, 10c; bluellsh, 11c; bullheads. iOc: blue
litis. 7c; buffaloes. 7e; catllsh, 12o; cod, 11c;
urapples, 11c; Halibut, no; Herring, .c; Had
dock, toe: nlke. 10c: red snapper. 10c: ial-
mon, lie; xuiuisn, uc; trout, uc; wniteusn,
ye; picKerei, .
OYH J l'JUH.Meniums, tier can, c; ntunu-
ards. per can. 23o: extra selects, per can.
Met New York counts, per can. 4c. bulk
Standards, per gal., Jt.2uijl.25; bulk extra
selects.J1.finyi.ro.
PIUKUNH 1,1 ve. per cior.., wc.
VKAI-Cholce. MiSc.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha IVholesalo
lliiv DenlnrH' assoclutlon: Choice upland.
l9.5o: No. 2 upland, ts.su: medium. JS: coarse.
7.w. icyo straw, ..!". i iiese prices ure ror
hay or good color mid quality. Demand
rair: receipts. -. car.
COHN New, t-.c; old, BSC.
HUAN-J1S,
OATS 15c.
VliOKTABI.ES.
POTATOHS Home grown. 90c; northern,
$1.00: Salt lake, J1.00; Colorado, $1.00. i,
KOOPIjANT Per do., 75c. '
t'AHlto i s I'er ou,. wjc.
HKliTS Per 14-bu. bask-f. SOc.
TUHNIPS Per bu., 5'aj; Rutabagas, ner
luu ins.. ii....
cue usiti is its- -itotnotise, per aoz., ji.25.
VATtHlHY Pe r doz.. 25c,
tiHTTUCU-Ilead. per bhl J7.00; per doz.,
HADlHlll'.s rer ooz., -on.
SWKBT ruTATUHH nomo grown, per
lb.. 214; genuine Virginia, per titn., w.W.
OAHHAOH Holland -sert, crated, 114c.
TOM ATOKS Home crown, per 15-lb. has-
ket. BOc.
HKAN-wnx, per nair-nusiu. nasltet.
COc: string, tier half-bushel basket. r0c.
ONIONS Home grown, per id., 2tf2V4c;
Spanish, per crate, $2.00; Michigan reds.
2'Ac tier lb.
PEijEIIY Kalamazoo, per unch. lofflJjo:
Nebraska, per bunch, SOQ35c: Colorado, 1OSp
we.
NAVY HHAN8-Per bu., $2.15.
pm'iTs.
APPI.KS -Hen Davis, per bbl.,
wineBops, ;(.7oM.i"i: .lonatnan,
T , 1 1 , I .. .. .. l,nv tl
PFJAriS-Kelfers, J2; Vlkcrs, J2.25; I,aw-
rence. vs.-a,
CiHAPES-Concords, eastern, 20c; Mala
gas, per keg, $5.50fi:.'C
t;UANlli:iUtIi:s-rer bbl., J7.E0gS.O0; ex
tra fancy. $8.50; per crate, $2.75.
QUINCES-Per box $1.W.
TROPICA fj ritUITS.
OIIANGUS-Mcxlcans. $3.7584.00; Florldai,
tt.araJ.w uaiitorma navels, tt.oo.
IjEMONS Fancv. $3.75fl4.00.
IIANANAft Per bunch, according to size,
KlOS California, now cartons, 70c: lnv
norted. per lb.. 121711c.
DATICa Pentlan, in 60-lb. boxes, per lb.,
u',4o; Hairs, ce.
TVHSCEIANKOUS.
NUTS Now crop walnuts, No. 1 soft
shell, ner lb.. 12c: hard shnllc-uer lb.. 1214c;
No. 2 soft shell, He; No. 2 hard shell, W',40;
ilrazlls, per lb 14n; filberts, per lb., 13o;
nlinojids, soft shell, 17c; hard shell, 15c;
pecans, large, per lb., i.e. ninall. luc; cocoa'
nuts, per cwt $5; chestnuts, 12c.
IIONHY I'nr 24-sectlou case, KI.&033.
PKOItlA,
v.. n r.iUr
OATs I URiier; rso. i wane, i3jc, irncn,
VHISK Y On tno basis ot ji.ai lor nn-
Ished goods.
m:v vninc htiickh ami iio.mis
Oeneinl AVenUiiesi Succeeds (lencrnl
StrriiKlli on IVnll .Street.
NEW YOHK. Nov. 23.-Krom general
strength during the early part of the day
the stock gave way to general weakness
liffnrii I lie close. It was notable 111 tho
early strength that many slocks responded
very moderately to tno generni rise in 1110
Iciidcis. The general break was at tho
Inst throughout the IHt. hut It left tho
leaders with considerable net gains to
show. Tho trunk lines were the effective
leaders of tho advance, especially New
York Centra I. which added ! to Its recent
remarkable advance. No news was offered
to explain tho advance beyond the many
rumors, long prevalent, of a Votiderbllt
deal. Tho movement In Pennsylvania was
clearly a supplement to that In New York
Central and was In tho hands of profes
sional speculators who saw the force of an
argument ror tuc maintenance 01 an ap
proximate, ratio between tho two slocks.
Tho Pennsylvania's extreme ndvanco was
it'i, rue late reaction ion a net gain ior
New York Central of 21 and for Pennsyl
vania of 174. The rise In New York Cen
trol carried with It the Junior Vandcrhllts
o the extent of from !? to 10 points, tno
tier ileum for Mich can Central. Tliero
was enormous buying of the Kendlpns and
of the Southern Hallway stock, but their
ndvanco never reached a point. A factor
In tho opening strength was the scramble
on tho part of the bears, who went short
of Amalgamated Copper on Saturday ou
the report, denied utter the mnrKet closed
$II.H?,I9J, balances, $2,252,4?2; monc, fi per
cent
ClltrAOO, Nov. 2.1. -Clearings. J29,H2.61S;
balances. 2.216,6"3: posted excliange, $I.S5fl
i.(S, New York exchange par.
.NfMT York Money Mnrkpt.
NEW YOHK, Nov. 25.- -MONEY On call,
rather easier at .mitt's per cent; last loan,
V, per cent; tilling rate. I per cent; prime
mercantile paper. 4',4'iivl per cent.
STKRUNO EXCHANOE-Steady at de
cllne, with actual business In bankers bills
at Jl.87 for demand and nt J1.834! posted
rates, JI.M14 and J4.8Siji4.Wi; commercial
Pills. $I.MM.V1'4. , ,
SI DVEH Har, GRc: Mexican dollars, 4lie.
HONDS- (lovcrnnient, Mrolig: stale, Inac
tive; railroad, firm.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
OMAHA LITE STOCI MARKET
Gtid Dimand for Batter QrtJn ef Ittf
CuttU at Filly Btiaij Filcti.
H06S ADVANCE ABOUT A DIME
cow S40 2 10 3 steers.. . lieo
F. Whellen- o.
COWS.. ..loffl 2 f 1 cow,..
COWS 878 2 30
A. .1. Crowe Mont.
1 steer IOJO 4 on
II. Ormsher Nell.
4 feeders. .1142 3 e0 1 feeder... W
COWS...., 917 3 40 6 COWS P08
S COWS 1W2 2 Iv 1 bull 1350
iTank Ctlrrlc Neb,
5 cows 1W .1 on 1 steer ISM
& cows 1078 .1 (0
IV. H. and C. II. Earnest S. D
21 steers...,1249 5 m 1 steer 1130
Vcrr Ffrr Tut Sheep nnd l.nnih
fered anil Prices Held l'nllj triid,
Kreilers However, old Mniil)
and A'o More Than Sternly.
Of-
L. S. rcf. 2s. reg.1041.. & N. nnl. 1s...l'i
do coupon lWA,Mox. Central 4s. M
do .Is. rcg..i....lOSV do 1st Inn .2914
do coupon laM. & St. I... 4S....HO
M.. K. & T. 43.. .10014
do 2s 82
V- -- Cj,tlrnl In ll.Ti
do gen. 31t.. JOOli
N. J. c. gen. bs..i;ii
NO. I'UCIIIC 1S....IHi'4
(10 .! i"i
do new 4s, rcg..l39t'i
iln f'lilinntl 191.
do old Is, reB...112(i
do coupon 112V
do 5s, reg 107U
do coupon lOJ'v
Atch. gen. 4s HOU
do adj, Is 9.1U
Hal. cV: Ohio 4s. ..103j4
do 31 t'0',4
do couv. Is 10s
Canada So. 2s. ...109
Cent, of Oil. 5s..l0(ii
do la I tic 731
Cites. & O. 4'4s...l07
Chi. & A. 314s.... M14
C 11. & Q. 11. 4s. Us(4
f 1 r. rj it .9 J. 11
C X- N V c. 7s. .11214 Union I'nclllc 4s..loi;ls
C II. I. St I'. 4S.1014 couv. is iui
CVC 8 I, c. 4s.10li IVnbash Is 119
Chi. Tor. 4m 914 2s Hn'4
i.oiorauo so. is,. .vi4 00 11, w
Den. & H. O, 4s..ln.li, West Shore 4s..Jl::i
ICrlo prior l. 4s...lli0U W. &l. K. 4s.... S2
1111 cpn ti m. . . :hi , i is. enirii.i 4.1.. a.vj
P V & D C 1S....107 'Con. Toll. 4 ti3
hock, vai. 1V4S...U''4
Offered.
Iloaton stock HuotBtlons.
HOSTON, Nov. 2.1. Call loans. 4SjG per
cent: t mo loans. -I'itiB ner cent, otllciai
closing:
Atchison 4s... ....102 1
Mex. Central Is.. 80
N. E. U. v J. ...
Atchison SUi
do Ptd. ........ ..iw-4
Hostou it Allry..2os
Hostoti MO umvj
Boston E!ev 16o
N Y. N II & II. .213
Kltchbnrg nfd... .14114'
Cnlon I'acllic ..,.w-i
N. & V. con. 4a..l02l4
Heading gen. -is., rci i
St Ii .V: I M C. OS.Jl.i'.ii
St Ij & S P 4s.... 9.1
St. I,. S. IV. Is... M4
dO Ml '4
n v ,1 1- in.... c'.-tj ...... ,
so. Pacinc is.... oi(i f;"'
So. Hallway 5s.. .1201. ,ov-
Tex. & Pnc. 1s. ..120 ov-
St li w -s... S.1'6 '."
NOV. ti.
Nov. 7,...
NOV. ti.
Nov. a.
Nov. 10...
NOV. 11.
NOV. 1
Nov. 13
Nov. 14
Nov. 15.
NOV. 16
Nov. 17...
Nov. 18...
Nov. 19.
Nov. 20..
Nov. 21...
NOV
Nov. 23
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov 25.
HecclDtn were: Cattle. Hons. Sheen
Olllclal Monday 4,2j 9,U2 4,'.v9
samo nay last weeK...... t,2ii
sumo week before I'.Hti
Same three weeks Hgo... 0,331
bamo four weeks ago..,, b.oil
same day last year I,77
Averago prices Dald for ltoKn at
Omaha the iast Bevcral days, with com
parisons;
2.526
4.3Jo
l,W5
H.Wl
15.9K1
19.SU)
South
Date. I 1901. l&.1899.l!3.tS97.UC.!lStf.
Mex. Central
Amor. Sugar ..
Amer. T. & T...
Dom. Hon & S.
O en. Electric . .
Mass. Electric.
do pfd
N. E. O. & C...
United Fruit ...
U. S. Steel
no pru.
Allouez
Amalgamated ..
Hiiltlc
Hlngham
Cal. & Hecln ..
Centennial
Copper Hnngo .
Dominion Coal.
Franklin
Isle ltnvaie ....
MoliawK
21 Old Dominion
.12014 Osceola
.161 Parrot
714 Quincy
414
4(l
.J
lili
17
"'7
f
Hi',
21
4214
9K
, 36
.150
5 73U
6 72
r. :
5 H
5 71HI
6 6 4
4 51
4 CO
4 56i
4 66
4 64
Nov. 24 ... I
Nov. 25... I 5
m j
P 724
5 C3
5 59
5 wi'4
6 67?,
5 isiu
r. 6314'
6 tvP,
5 73
G $1
5 761
5 C614
t Cl
4 04
4 01
4 02
4 01
4 67j 4 02
4 71
4 t
4 74
4 84
4 74
4 67i
4 M
4 90,
4 S2
4 7K
4 76
4 7!
I 76
4 7S
4 03
4 Oil
4 03
4 02
.1 9t
3 9i
3 90
3 84
3 S7
3 t-6;
3 (S
3 M
3 t6
3 S3
'61i
5 i.6 3 tst
1 : 7
3 rl
3 16
3 29!
3 41 3 27!
3 46l 3 4.1, 3 30
1 ti! -i ni !t ill
3 51
3 hi
3 55:
3 52
3 io
3 4i
3 43
3 41
3 43 3 31
S 41 :i .'I
3 46 3 17
3 42
3 44
3 33
3 35
3 34
3 51
A -111
6 M
3 82
3 31
3 31
3 41
3 5 3 27
3 35
.1 36)
3 351
3 2?
3 31
3 32
3 3!
3 34
3 34
3 31
3 37 3 39
3 44
;i 46
3 38
3 21
3 5o
3 2J 3 45
, 3 15
3 28, 3 39
3 27
3 17
3 22
3 23
3 2o
3 IS
3 11
3 141
3 lb!
3 13
3 15
3 2I
3 21
3 16
3 39
3 45
3 44
3 41
3 46
3 45
3 41
3 M
3 44
3 42
3 38
rui
3 16
Inrllent nn fit 1 11 fl 11 v.
Tho official number of cars of stock
brought In todoy by each road was:
Ronds. Cattlo. Hogs. Sh'p. U'scs.
Santa Fo Cornier. I
45
25
15
$3.751.00;
$IOOS5.
01;
Consols, money
do account ...
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Haltlmoro .fc O.
Canadian Pac.
dies. & Ohio.
C. M. & St. I
Denver Ac It.
do Pfd
Erlo
do 1st pfd 11
do 2d nfd 61
Illinois Central... 143
.. & N 1H
St.. K. & T 27
do PHI
N. Y. Central.... 1731j
per bbl., $3;
Now
6c;
f-nol. nunlnllnim wre ns follows:
l.-r riTTif trirni: straights. $3.00573. 40
clears, J3.104IC.2O; spring specials. Jl.onf
4 10: patents J3.353.70; straights, $2.S0
3 20.
WHEAT No. 3 spring. Wil'mc: No.
red. 74H,a7fi'4e.
OATS-No. 2 iNlilte. 441i'r4514o: No.
white. 45'&'45',4e.
HVE-No. 2. (WiflSlo. , .
RAHLEY Fair to choice malting. rotjb3c.
8EEDS-N0, 1 I1ax. l.42; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.43; prime tlmolhy, $6.25; clover, con
tmet grade, $S.S5.
PROVISIONS- Mess pork, per bbl.. $14. ifi
di'M.fiO. lJird, per 100 lbs.. $9.109.15, Short
ribs sides tloonel. $f. 00ft 8.20. Dry, salted
HhnuldcrH (boxed). $7.371s(tf7.60. Short clear
sides (boxed). $8.45518.55.
IVHIfllCY Rasls of high wines, $1.31.
The following are tlin receipts and ship-
incuts for tno insi nveiuy-mur iiuum
Articles,
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu...
Torn, bu
Outs, bu
Itve. bu
Hsrley. bu
Receipts. Shipments.
so.000
....132,000
....170,000
....288,000
.... 34,000
.... 95,000
!7.0f0
119.100
441.0;o
3S7.o:o
l.OCO
2,00c)
On the Produco exrhanco today tho but
ter market was steady; creameries, ii'ir
24Uc; dulrlcB, 13t(720c. .Cheese, steady, 3'i'o'
lOic. Eggs, steady; fresh. 2314c.
SEW YOniC fJF.NEIIAI, MAniCKT.
CIDER-Nchawka,
Ynrn, w.&o.
( 1 1 4'l.a 11 1. Hiuvii! ,v, 4.1'. . hiocii,
No. 1 halted. She; No. 2 suited, 74c; No. t
veal calf. H to 1214 lbs.. 9c; No. 2 veal calf.
12 to 15 lbs., 7c; dry hides. 8l3c; sheep
pcltn. 25H27c: h'orso hides. Jl.50If2.23.
SAUEHICHAUT Per half-barrol, $3; per
uarrei, jo..u.
St. l.onlK Crnlu nnd Provlnlons.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 25. YV 1 1 EAT Higher:
Co. 2 red, ensh, elevator. 74'4744c: track.
6!4577o; December, 7l'471o; May, 7714W
70: No. 2 hard, 7215c. Hecclpts, 21x56
busnels.
CORN Higher; No. 2 casli. 6fic; tracic,
66c; December, 61'ao; aiay, Kil4c.
OATS-Higher; No. 2 casli. c; tracK,
4o?iTf40l4c: Decemlier, tt'.jc; sitty. 14'c; no,
wnito, tifijiiHc.
tlYE Ulcber. 62c.
li't.otm l-lrm and higher: red winter
patents, W.55g3.75: extra fancy nnd straight,
1:1.1 K,f:i.z:i: clear, jj.outi-.w.
SEED Timothy, nominally firm, J5.503
00.
r-nilNMRAl-11 c ier. J.l.in.
URAN Strong nnd higher; sacked, east
track. $l.O0ii'l.ou. . ,
HAY Timothy, firm, $10.0010.W; prairie,
In demand, but not quoieo.
WHIBKY steady, ti.ai.
IKON COTTON TIES-$1,
HAOOINO 5(f6'4c. .
tiittri milUML' Ort
inoviaiONS Dry nalt ,mcatd (boxed).
hlshor; extra plinrtB. $S.37U par rib, .50;
extra shorts, $9.25; clear ribs $9.3714; clear
Ides, J9.0-1,!:. runt, nmni'i , juhiuiik, iu.i,
Lard, higher. $9.02,,. ....
METALS LCOO. sicauy, i,.oui..iv5,
((nntntlniiK nf the Dny oil Vnrloua
(.'oinniodl ties,
NEW YORK, Nov. 25. FLOUR-Recelpls,
So.414 bbls.: exports, 15,t1u bbls.; sales, 6,950
pkgs,; market very llrnt and In somu cases
held a shade higher; winter patents, $3.60'jf
JPO; winter straights. $3.40crf3.50; Mlnnesotii
patents, $3.80.:?; winter extras, $2.aM!2.io;
winter low grades. $2.5013 2.60. Ryo Hour.
tlrnt; sales, MO bbls.; fair to good, $.1.1(Vg)
B.40! enmee to fancy, i.i0TM.ni.
nUCKWHEAT-Htendy, $1.25, per 100 lbs.
CORNMEAL -Steady; yellow western,
11.33! city. $1.30.
RYE Firm: state, tanf4c, c. I, f., New
York car lots.
HARLHY Firm; feeding-, n7f758c. c, I. f
BUtiaio.
WHEAT Receipts. 109,2ml bu.; exports,
M5.C21 bu. Boot, firm: No. 2 red. S3i;. f. o.
h afloat: No, 2 red. SOTic elevator; No. 1
northern Duluth, SITic, f. o. b.. alloat: No. 1
hard Duluth, )iS4c, f. o. It,, afloat. Options
opened Arm and wero generally In a linn
(Position, with occasional bursts of decided
streueth. following corn. Shorts wero free
buyers. Cables higher, clearances large
and local stocks bullish. Closed llrnt nt ',40
lint advance, ainy. 81 7-lfiSl?tC, closed at
smc; Decemher. 79 lS-lfttiSOHc, closed nt 80c.
CORN RecelptB, so.sto bu.; oxports, Rt.i63
bu. spot, strong: no. wic, elevator, and
70ic. f. o. h.. atloat. Option market win
excited at times and very strong1 on west
ern manipulation, nrm cables, active cov
erlnir and an absence of sellers. Closed
firm at w net anvance. May, fiSM.r6!c
closed at iTo; Decomber, 6Si4yc8T4c, closed
it BSMe.
OATS Receipts, 14.40O bu. Spot, stroiiBer:
No. 2. 4Sn: No. 3. 47c; No. 2 white. IWo: No.
I wluTe. BlV4o: track, mixed western, 47Jf
"'4c; truck, white, 49'Ii64c. Options stronger
villi corn una 011 inu casn position.
PEEn-Steady; spring bran, $21,0021.60
winter .'J21.MXIr22.50: city. $22.
HAY-Hteady; shipping, XV3C5o; good to
rnoice. Biii'tiw'c,
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice,
1901 crop, 124fl6e: 1900 crop, 914c; 1899 crop,
Jfiilc: PacltlQ coast. 19tW crop, 9'iJ914c.
IIIDES-Steady. Galveston. 20 to 2.1 lhs.
18c; California. 20 to 25 lbs., 1914c; Texas
Illy, 1" iur.. ii;.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock sole. Hucnos
Ayres, ilgnt to ncavyweignts. swair.
WOOL Quiet; domestic lleece, 2.1t(20c
TvnH. lSliilTe.
rROVlSIONS-Heef. firm: family. $lt.00'8
y:.w, mess, w,wow.i( ncei minis, jJl.ao;
dacket. $15: city, extra India mess. 17.fW
19.00. Cut meats, Hteady; pickled bellies, $s.50
10.00: pIcKiea snouiiiers, il pii-Kleil 111ms
$3.761flO.(0. Iird, Btrnug; western steamed
J9.12V4: November, $9.1214; rennrd, Heady:
continent. $3.60: compound. $7.1211. Pork
stronger; family. $17; Hhort clear, $17.5oelf
W.wt mess, fi.-i.jiiiiiiti.io,
TAIil-OW Vnry llrm: city, 6lt1io; coun
trv. f,Ti1f6'i.c.
ni'TTER Receipts, 4,551 pkgH.; firm
tRte, dairy, i6ti23o; creamery. 17i2o'4c; Jun
creamery, wr.'i'c; ractory. wdfto'ic.
CHEESE Receipts. I..fi5 pkgs.i steady
fancy, large. Seiitember. 9Mlloo; fancy
larce. October. WiliDUe: fancy, sninll. Sen
tember, HjfilOc, fnney, small, October,
iiaaa-Recclpt, iiSt pUga., teady; iuto
tli.it tho utttirnnv ifenernl nf the United I estlngll. com.
Mtnten was nrenarlng a case acnilist inn I "-""
company under tho anti-trust law. The
opening rush carried the stock 1T4 over
Saturday's closing level nnd this proved
tho highest point or tno day. tiic pal
pable Indisposition of the stock to rally
further Invited renewed attack and the
nmil Hliitim to below that was tho prin
cipal unsettling fuctor In tho generni list.
Tho stock touched 791i and closed at SO.
The heaviness of the transcontinental
stocks was the reaturo or tno mining
throughout.
Srieetilntors aro apparently Indisposed to
pay higher prices for these stocks until tho
result Is disclosed of the agitation In the
northwestern states ngalnst tho Northern
Securities company. There was an upward
spurt or z't, in si. rnui. which scenicti in
i. iiiiiiiltniliited hv the hull leadera under
a realization of tho depressing effect of tho
heaviness In that group. There wits more
or less realizing In stocks which have re
cently advanced under cover of the early
strength In thn lenders, hut It was not more
than Is usual 011 1110 progress 01 a nun
market.
Thero was no cliango in tno munition in
tho money market. Foreign exchange con
tinued to drop away from the gold export
Idea. The unexpected demand ror remit
tance on account of tho last Installment on
tho Hrltlsh loan Had neon nnucipaicn ny
purchasers, but tho requirement by mib
trensuiioH lo tho loan was provided for
through other sources. It Is apparent that
thero has been renoweu norrowiug aoronn.
1vi1ir.l1 involved miles of exchaiiRO bllH
which broke tho market and Induced realiz
ing by tho purchasers of stocks at tho high
mvn! "tip tirnceeiiN m huh 1 i'in;w un uiii'ikii
borrowing wcro used for the repayment of
loans to the local nanus, us inscioscu ny
the loan item In hist week's bank stnte
,,,, it in nut entirely clear that tho
London market Is sulllclcntly provided with
nionev vet to carry 11 over 1110 mm m um
veur." Except for tho strongest stocks tho
weak closing or 1110 maricoi ion. 1110 um
losses predominating, running to a point or
over 111 somo cases.
n..ii.n,wi linn. 1,4 n'nrn nrm. Moiai sates
par vniue. ki.oIm.ih". uniicu Dimm u.i n;m
tho now 4s advanced 14 per cent on the
Inst call. ,
Tim rnmmerclnl Advertisers London
financial cablegram says; Tho Block mar-
im nv tinii n nrisuer tone. 1110 near uuii-
tlugent covering 011 the ovu of settlement
.lev Thn Amer enn list openen nuoiii
ua'rlty on Now York's Improved money
situation. Thero was strong New lorK sup-
port In ChcsapeaKo it unio paruuiiiui .,
iini.in jc- w'nutnrn wiih lii demand. Louis
ville & Nashvlllo spurted 011 tho curb 011
orders from New York. The Rank of hug-
1,.n.l a rrrilllllUllV 1 1 f-H I CI11 1 11T 1 I tl li I 1 1 1 I'll
tho market, Tho latter hud to renew all of
Us loans and to borrow niiumonai niiius,
Silver Is heavy on American sales. Paris
.wnl,A la -A". ITU..
Tho following nio 1110 iiuMiih 1'in.v.o .in
tho New iorn niocn riuiiiiiinii;
.26.1
.. :;ii Tamarack
. 91 Trlmountaln
,. I'.lilTrinlti-
. fs iUnltwl States
. 4214'Utah
. 925, Victoria
,. 71S Wlnonn
,. 22 'Wotverlne ...
5S
C. M. & SL V. lly... 1
Wabnsh
atlssourl Paclilc Ry.. 3
Union Paclilc system. 21
C. & N. W. Ry 10
P E. & M. V. R. H.. 27
C, St. P.. ai. & O.... 5
II. & M. R. H. R 59
C, U. & Q. lly 17
K. C. & St. J 6
C. R. I. A P. cast.... 11
C R. I, & P.. west... 5
Illinois central s
9
It
s
IS
13
29
1
126
1.1
20
London Stuck Quotation.
LONDON, Nov. 26. 4 p. m. Closing:
Total receipts 167
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
an follows, encn uuyer purchasing tno num
tier or neaa inaicatca:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
. . 9Pi
.- 91?
.. R314
..IIII
..1H14
..117Tb
.. 26
..17314
.. 47H1
.. 97 4
.. 44(4
Norfolk & W 46U
do pfd 9.14,
Ontario i v..
Pennsylvania .
Heading
do 1st pfd....
do 2d pfd
So. Railway ..
do pfd
So. Pacific ....
Union Pacific.
do pfd
U. S. Steel.
do pfd...,
Wabash ...
do pfd....
Spanish Is..
Rand Mines
Dolleers ...
itU
-I)
41
3Ui
94
6214
10715
... :u4
... 4IJ.
...
... 7114
... 10'.
... 3914
B'jvors.
Omaha Packing Co 144
O. H. Hammond Co 1,093
Swift and Company tv4
Cudahy Packing Co...... 757
Armour & Co 1 422
Hummoiid, from country 3.11
It. Uecker & Dcgan 4S
Lobman Sr Co M
W. I. Stephen fil
Uenton & Underwood.... M
Llvlngstonn & Schaller... 12
Hamilton tc itotucniias.. n-j
L. F. Husz 32
Wolf & M 170
Other buyers 349
2,001
2,104
2,115
2,957
279
532
826
775
18
9,177
1,663
4.093
HATl SILVER Dull at 23Td Dor ounce.
AiriN'HY 3fi.1!. tier cent. Tho rate of dis
count In tho open market for short bills Is
3 per cent; Jor three months' bills, 3'i
314 per cent.
Cotton .Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25. COTTON-Snot
closed quiet; middling' upland. 8c: middling
gulf, 8'ie.; wiles, 60 bales. Futures closed
quiet! November. 7.61c: December. 7.62c:
January. 7.62c; February, 7.59c; March, 7 6Jc;
April, (.vie: way. i.wc: June, .we: juiy.
Y.KMj; AUgUSt. 7,W.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 25.-COTTON.
Firm; sales. 0,200 bales: ordinary, 5 15-lSc:
good ordinary. 6 7-16: low middling, 7c;
middling, 7?iu; good middling, 74c; middling
rair. 8 i-itxj receipts, li'.out uaies titocK.
2iiO,270 nales.
ST. T.OUIS. Nov. 25.-COTTON-Qulet:
middling. 7-Yc: sates. 54.1 bales: receipts.
3.809 bales; shipments, 4,643 bales; stock,
4S.755 bnles.
UALVESTON. NOV. 25. COTTON Mar
ket steady at 7 9-16c.
.evr York lry Goods .Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25. DRY GOODS The
week onens without nnv change of moment
In the market. Tho homo demand for brown
cottons has again been light nnd no busi
ness reported for export. Orders for
meaclied cottons are I united and conrso
colored cottons are nulot. Prices are stcadv
throughout. Print cloths continue Inactive
at previous prices. Prints arc quieter than
last weeit ana no cuangn in prices, wing-
liams arc nrm. .Medium nnn line wlilte
gootls licaviiy sold aiicnd and lirmr.
Totals 4,219
CATTLE There was not a neaw supply
of cattle hero today, quite a decrease being
iifiioa as compared witn .Monuay oi mm
week, but Mtlll thero is an Increase over
thn anmn ,lnv nf IriQt vnnr. Tlin demntlfl
waft 111 good shape for all the better grades
utifi ns a result tno marKet was iamy ac
tive and but llttlo change was noticed m
tho prices paid.
The offerings of corn-fed steers wero lim
ited this morning, so that buyers were out
enriy and paid good nrm prices ior any-
ttiing at nu desirable. Tim common ana
halt-f nt stuff, howover. they wero not at
nil anxious for and sellem found It fl 1 til
cult lo dispose of that kind of cattle at
steady prices.
I in re wero a good many cows in tno
yards this morning, but bv far the bulk
was of common quality. The better grades
enangcu nanus irceiy at stenay prices ann
In foinn ciisc.'j sales were niado that looked
a little stronger. Cnnners and the medium
grades wero not as active as tne goou
kinds, hut still thev sold about steady.
Thero was no particular change notice
able lu the prices paid for bulls, calves
unci stags.
iieavvweiEiit feeders snowing quality
wero In nctlvo demund today and tho prlcis
paid were lully steady with those In force
t.t tho close of lutt week. Choice stockcrs
also sold freely, but anything on the com
mon order woa very dlfllcult to dispose of
.it any price. The demand from tho coun
try continues very ilgnt ror nil but tno
best grades, so that sueculatorH are very
cautious about buying the common kinds.
Western range beef steers wero lu good
demand today where the quality waa satis
factory and prices were strong. As high
as $5.00 was paid. Rn'ngo cows sold about
steady and so alio did .the better grades of
etocKorB ana rceuers. ucpreseniauvo sines
BEEle STEERS.
Spelter, atendy at $4-1212.
POULTRY Steady; chickens. 5c; springs,
6c: turkeys. 7c; ducks, tv?(6hc; geese. .Il4flnc,
MUTTER Sternly: creamery, 20f725l4c;
rl,,llV 1M20C.
i.-f :i im Mienn v ill -i .
RECEIPTS Flour, 13,000 hbls.: wheat,
1,000 bu.: corn. 103,000 bu,: oats, n.noo nu.
miiPMENTa-Flour. 7.000 bbls.: .wheat.
;2,000 bu,; corn, fio.oon nu.; oats, l-t,'io nu.
Liverpool drain nml Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25,-WHEAT-Spot.
firm: No. 2 red, western wintor. us mn;
'n i iinrtnern. snriiiK. us i'-4Ui inn. i i-un-
fornla, fis 1114d; futures, steady; December,
us JVa, .ii re ii, n-ii-i.
C URN npoi, nrm; inoricnn iiiiapii, inn.
6s 514d; futures, , tu rn; ueceinner, sn bu;
January. 4',ti; uniicu, us i ?n.
til,? as iTHtiauiaii. sirniiK. iw d-hi,
FLOUR St. Louis, fancy winter, steady,
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), nrm.
c3fiK!fI.l:4.
nU TTh.ll meaiiy; uneni l linen n;nieB,
92s: good United states, ws.
t lllw'.nl'. i' inn, iineni niiiiu uiiu cniorcn,
PROVIHHINO neei, sieimy; extra iiOia
HnUa 7!ia hn. i-nrK. nieituv; iirniifi nipsn.
western, 73n. iiru, nrm; American renneu,
tierces. 43s fit ; prime western, in tierces,
ma limns, short cut. 14 to 16 lbs., strong.
ug. Hacon. strong. OOst'-d; short ribs, 16 to
24 lb.. Ulstxi; lOUB ciuill lllliiuirn, llRlll, i.1
to 34 lbs.. 49s fid: long clear middles, heavy,
tn to lbs.. 48s fid: short clear backs. 16 to
20 lbs.. Wis wi. niioiiiucrs. nipiitrc, u to i.t
lbs., strong. 13s; clear bellies, strong, 11 to
16 lbs,, 60s fid.
TPe import m iiin-ii niiu i.nr-ijiuui iiihi
were 93.100 quarters from Atlantic
ports, none from Pacific ports and 30.000
quarters from other ports. Tho Imports of
corn iruiu .umiiuu ,wo -i-viv nviv
1,500 quarters.
Kniisa City rnln nnd Prnvlnlnna,
K-ANSAS CITY. Nov. 25. WHEAT De-
1 OOI'm. M-n.. TOl.1. Mnul. Xln O 1...
ci'llinur. iii., .iij . i-;. i.inn, ..vi. . i,,.....
69V4fl6i;c; No. 3. 6SV4Tib914c; No. 2 red, 7214
j73e: No. 3. 715i72c.
CORN December. 661o; atay. ffitic; cosh,
No. 2 mixed, 67c; No. 2 white, 07G6Sc; No. 3,
C OA'l?S-No. 2 white. 46H46;c.
ii vi. v. r.iiiififii,.
HAY CIiolco lltnoiuy, u,wa u.ou; cnoico
Atchison
do pfd
Haltlmoro & O..
do pfd
Cnuadlnii Pac...
Canada So...
Ches. : unio...,
Chicago ni A
tlo ptu
Chl Ind. & L. .
iln nfd
Chi. A E. HI.....
Chicago u. ...
tin 1st pin
do 2d pfd.......
Chicago & N. Y
C., R. I. & P....
Chi. Ter. .t Tr..
tlo tirti..........
C. C, C. ni St. I.
Colorado So
tlo 1st pin
tlo 2d pfd
Del. Ai Hudson.,
Del. L. Ai W.,..
Denver & R. O.
do ptd
Erlo
tin 1st pill
. JiftSLSn,
AW,
.107J1
. MVS
.11 1
,. M'i
,. 48V4
. 37
. 7814'
. 4S
. 74
.137
s 25
. 47
.210
.14714
. 20
. 36V4
i. .'.
.. II
,. 2U
,.170
.210
461;
Paclllo
So. Hallway ....
tlo pftl
Tex. & Paclilc ..
Vol., St. 1 1. Ai W
do tlfd
Union I'acllic ...
tlo pftl
Wabash
do pfd
Wheel. & L. E..
do 2d pfd
Wis. Central ...
do pfd
Adams Ex
American Ex.
U. 8. Ex
. 34 H
. :-'
. 412
. .il
.lltl'i
. 90
. 2 Hi
. 39
. 19
. 4.1
.190
.207
t)
do 2d PHI 5f
Ot. Nor! Pf.l- 193 4
llOCKIIIg llliu.. i
iln nril i"
-ios4
. .13H5
. .167V5
Illinois Central... 14014
Iowa Central .... 40
do pfd........... 6li
Lako Erlo Ai 1 .. if
do nrtl i-n
L. Ai N
Manhattan L.
MM St IlV...
Ainv Central 21
Mex. National... ji
Minn. St. L....107
Ml). I'llClllO i"i?4
ai.. K. .t T 2t.
,m nut
N. -I. Central 180
N. Y. Central J72?4
VnrfnlU - V 60'4
do Pftl .!'';
No, Paclilc. pfd... ltio-V
Ontnrio
Pennsylvania ....l,i0
Rending '
fin lHt'tllll r-r
do 2d pf'l 'j!4
St. L. Ai J4. P.... .;54
do 1st pin "i
iln 2d nfd 71
St. L. Sollthw.... 29V4!
do pril i
St. Paul 169U
Wells-Fargo Ex.lS.1
Amal. Copper .... 79'4
Amer. Car & V.. 29'
do pfd 8514
Amer. Lin. Oil... 16
do tlfd 4614
Amer. S. Ai R 45i,
no pin ;i7
Anac. Mln. Co... :s.Ti
illl'.IHrnnWlvii II T K7
42,i:oio, li-uol Ai I... 9211
ion, uhh 2.ii
Con. Tub. pfd. ...11.1
Hon. Eicolrlo ....2ll7i
Ulucoso Sugar
nocKing i oai ,
Inter. Paper ..
tlo Pill
Inter. Power .
I.ncledo Oas ..
No.. Hlscult ...
National Lead
National Salt .
no pru
No, American
Paclilc Coast ,
Paclilc Mull .,
Peonle'a (ins
Pressed 8. Car... 43
do nfd.. . ct
Pullman P. Cnfiisirt
Republic Steel .. Hi
l'J'4
ISIk
20Vi
Hi
91'i
9214
lS'fc
3014
72
1114
'74
do pfd.
. .189
do nfd..
Sugar
lenn. coal Ai I..
Union Hag & P.
, "o ptu
u, S. Leather ...
.in t.t.t
U. 8. Rubber""'. 15J
no pni rd'A
u.s. Wei ::::::: it
do pfd njtj
Western Union... 9l
Amor. Locomo... 31i.
inn....' n'j
. 6.w;
.lll'u
. 4T
. II
. 74
- 12'i
82 .
(HI nnd nosin.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Nov. 23.-OIL-Credlt
biilnnces. si.:io; certltlcates, no bid: unlit.
ments. 167.161 bbls.; average. 99,576 bbls.;
runs. 106.759 bbls.; average. 75,572 bbls.
rOLEDO. O.. Nov. 25. OlI-North Lima.
91c: South Lima and Indiana, 89c.
LONDON. NOV. 2!i. OIL LlnSCCd. 31s
lfl'd.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-OIL-Cottonseed,
iirtn; prime yeuow, aw, t'eiroieum, dun,
Rosin, steady: strained, common to good.
jl.&j. Turpentine, quiet, iiiwumc.
Siignr aiarket.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 25.-SUOAR-
Steady: open kettle. 2Hc: open kettle cen-
trirugai. .iv-'n.i'.ic: centruugai granulated.
I'i'rtriiic; wiiiic, stride; yeuow, 4ii;i(o:
second. 2'ft3'e, aiolnsscs. open kettle. 27
Ti3lc; centrifugal, 10f(23c. Syrup, quiet, 255?
:;'c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-SUGARRaw.
llrm: fair rellnlng. 3c: centrifugal, 96 test.
uu; moiasses sugar, iic. iienneci, sieauy.
Kvnpnrnted Aiplea and Dried Fro It.
NEW TORIC. Nov. 23. EVAPORATED
APPLES Trading was moderately active,
with tho feeling steady. Common to good,
6fj814c; prime, OfiOlic; choice, o'igfl'ie;
lancy. loYiiuwic.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-atarket
uulto featureless nnd nomlnnlly unchanged.
Prunes. ;i-V(iic. Apricots, ttoyai, 8'iijnc;
Moor Park. 812c. Peechcs. neeled. li18c:
unpceieu, mibc.
Vlsllile Snpplj- of ftrnln.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25. The visible sunnlv
of grain Saturday. November 23, as com
plied by tno New i orK rroduce excliange,
Is as follows: Wheat, 4.912.000 hn.. an In
crease of :i.23.i.oon nu.: corn, ll,4St.nco riu a
decrease of 692 000 nu.: oats. 6.492.000 bu..
a decrease of ..os.oon mi.; rye, 2,6is,noo bu.. nn
Increase of SiR.ooo bu.: barley, 2,570,000 bu., a
decrenso of bu.
IllKln Mutter .Market.
ELOIN. 111.. Nov. 25. Three thousand
pounds or butter nrrered. Nn sales. 24! bid.
Mnrket declared firm at 24'4o, Sales of the
ween, wvi.ioo pounds.
Wool.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 25. WOOI-Otilet: me.
ilium grades. 13rl7Uo: light tine. 12U(i?lSe?
Heavy line, 'ni:; inn wusncn, mr.liic,
TIIK IIKAI.TV ?IA11ICKT.
No.
19...
1...
9...
1.'.!
1...
8...
7...
88...
16...
Av.
783
1110
1131
1200
1020
MO
977
910
1016
Pr.
1 65
3 l
3 40
.1 M
4 00
4 25
4 20
4 6.1
4 75
No.
25...
80...
1...
SO...
ro...
21...
17...
1C0..
Av.
985
1202
1090
1203
1311
1095
1376
128.8
STEERS AND HEIFERS,
. . 906 5 25
COWS.
1 65
1
4
8
' ....
s
i
i
i
io
i
3
4
9
12
1
1
n
l
2
1
1
1
O
V.'.'.'.'..
8
1
1
1
1
1
1
ft
V.'.'.'.'.'.
6
1
21
12
1
1
8
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
.... 88.1
.... 670
.... 860
.... 960
.... 981
....130i.)
.... 870
.... 865
.... 848
.... 720
.... 850
....1040
.... 921
....1070
.... 850
....1042
.... 915
.... 973
....1000
.... 900
.... 830
....1090
.... 975
....1200
.... 940
.... 960
....1000
....1130
....1016
.... ROO
.... 900
....1000
.... 910
....1140
....1000
....1000
....1000
....1140
1180
.... 859
1 65
2 to
2 00
2 00
2 01)
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
3 10
2 10
2 10
2 1.1
2 15
2 2.1
2 25
5 25
2 2.1
2 3.1
2 3.1
2 35
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 60
2 60
3 60
2 60
2 60
2 61
2 75
to
17
O
ii!!'.".
i
8
r.
6
i
l
io
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6
2o!!i;:;
38 :
4
4
1
8
3
2
o
i!!!!!!
ii!!!!!
io
6
i!!!!!i
J!!!!!!
.... 915
.... 973
....1010
....1085
.... 960
....1220
....1020
.... 97S
....1078
....103S
....1200
....1025
.... 850
....1146
....1160
.... 902
.... 950
.... 95.1
....1188
....1132
.... 940
.... 967
....1127
.... 855
....1170
....1072
....1043
....1090
....1070
....1300
....1010
....1090
....1027
...,120i)
....1160
....1440
....1060
....1112
....1000
Tr.
4 75
4 90
5 00
5 60
r 10
5 JO
6 40
6 45
2 7T.
10
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 80
2 80
2 85
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 HI
3 15
3 20
3 20
3 2.1
3 25
.1 25
3 2.1
3 2.1
3 2.1
3 2.1
3 2.1
3 2.1
3 2,1
3 30
3 3,1
3 fiO
3 73
3 7,1
3 90
4 03
Trust receipts.
.vr York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25. The following are
tno closing prices on mining siocks:
prairie. $13.00.
IH'TTER-Cr
reamery, 22c; dairy, fancy,
'rtflSPrices believed to bo weakening.
market steady; fresh .Missouri nnd Knnsin
stock quoted on 'change at 21c doz,, loss
nff i'.ikr returned.
RECEIPTS Whoat, 1C'5,600 bu., corn. 123,-
imn 1111.; tntis. nu. . . .
SHIPMENTS-Whi'Ht, 23.200 tin.; corn,
33,000 Ml. ; oats, 5,000 Ml.
Duluth lirnln Mnrket,
DULUTH. Nov. 25.-WHKAT-Cash. No.
I hard. 74'ie; No. 2 northern. 68140; No. 1
northern, 70UC; December, ilV; May, 70'e,
Minneapolis IVhent, I'loiic nnd Mrnn.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov WHEAT
Cauti, To be, DecamUr,(i5Vic, May, i:vQ
Adams Con 18
Alice 43
Rreeco 90
Mrunswick Con.. 11
Comstock Tun.... 6
Con. Cal. Ai Va.,,160
Deadwood Terra. 60
Horn Sliver 190
Iron Silver 60
Leadvlllu Con,.,. 5
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosl
Savago
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .
Standard
... 12
...930
... 73
... 6
3
.. 8
... 43
...350
INSTRFaiENTS placed on file atonday.
.mi uiiiui-r
Warranty Heed.
J. D. Perkins to R, A. Perkins. eM
feet lot 6, block 8. A. 8. Patrick's
add t 8no
Marlah alack and husband to Matthew
Clerlng. lot 2, Ludwlck Place 400
.1. iv. Axiom to Herbert Axfnrd. e4
1111 xiiii(i h ntiu JjO
OMAHA.
$1,177,513.37:
$1,275,755.62;
Hunk Cleiirnlus.
Nov. 25.1- Hank clearings today,
iui 1 i-Bni!iiiuiK uuy i.'isi year,
liri-ri-HMi'. i.i.a.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 25.CIenrlnirH. Jl.lfifl.
600; New ork exchange, 23o premium:
money. 4116 per cent.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 23,-Clcarlngs. $8,772,290:
balances, $1,209,756; money, tfjil per cent;
New York oxchange, 30c premium.
HOSTON. Nov. 25,-Clearlllgs, $17,023,8(3;
titiltitii'f 9, i,ai.i,i)..
NEW YORK, Nov 25,-Clearing, $139,.
190 49S. balances. $6,638,463,
1'HILADKLl'HIA, Nov. 23.-CUarliig,
Jeremiah Wilcox and wlfo to August
Knight, s714 feet lot 9, Wilcox add...
P. E, Hallard to N. W. Halhird, lot 8,
block 10, Jeromo park
E. P. Smith nnd wlfo to Hnttle Kelpln,
, lot 19. block 2, Idlewlld add
Silas Cobb and wife to William Volz,
lot b, iiiocit s, cotner At A.'s add
Peter Plcqueur and wlfo to Frank
Hentz, lot 3, block 27, 1st add. to
Corrlgan Place
Hull Cliit'ni needs.
E, L. C. Ollmnre tn H. C. Ollniore. lots
11 and 12, Wilson's add, to Kountzo
Plneo
Matthew Oerlng to Mnry S. Strom-
burg, lot 2. Ludwlck Place
DertU.
C. II. Moxlmni. receiver, to Thomas
Hart, lots 1 and 2, IlHltlmoro park....
1
100
1
COO
1...
1...
6
10
1
1
3
3
9
3
4
3
H
2 75
2 75 2
2 75
HEIFERS.
695 1 60 1
650 2 25 1 ,
660 2 60 2
727 2 93 6
BULLS.
1302 1 65 1
1160 2 00 1
1160 2 20 2
1400 2 25 1
1580 2 25 1
1120 2 20 1
1200 2 40 1
1220 2 40
CALVES.
90 4 50 24
110 6 00 2
110 5 00
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS. '
600 2 00 5 474 2 80
STOCK CALVES.
340 2 60
8TOCKBRH AND FEEDERS.
.. 420
.. 640
..1070
.. 715
..1570
..1240
..1225
.. 620
..1080
..1050
..1450
161
115
n oo
3 00
3 40
3 60
2 45
2 50
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 90
3 40
5 00
5 25
908
740
670
730
CM
811
616
710
806
880
15 feeders. .1040
26 steers.. ..1083
16 steers.. ..1093
15 feeders.. 869
25 feeders, .1018
3 cows 1123
6 cows 1C00
2 65
2 85
2 91
2 93
3 00
3 00
3 03
3 2.1
3 23
3 .10
NERRASKA,
130 908
18 977
2 730
3 630
3 920
29 731
30 711
3 923
13 670
3 54
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
.1 80
3 SO
3 50
4 2.1
4 65
3 20
3 75
2 75
70
4 feeders.. 10.12
25 cows.
It cows.
3 cows..
14 cows,,
2 cows,.
1060
. .. 95
...1024
...vw
...1155
Total amount uf transfers,,
1
60
1,500
.K.1CT3
61 cows..
1 cow...,
18 COWS,.,
9 COWF...
31 cows...
..1061
..1110
.. 905
,. 853
,. :o2
1 bull IK")
6 steers, ...1183
1 steer.... 1400
1 sleer ...,1220
2 steers 1330
17 cows 2S
COLORADO.
3 40 .1 bulls 1406
3 31 3.1 COWb O0
2 61 31 COWS OKI
1 60 5 cows 820
2 75 16 cows..,.. 93
WYOMING.
2 23 4 hulls 1120
2 steers. ...1(50
4 til
4 61
4 6.1
4 61
2 10
19 steers.. ..1239
2 steers.. ,1120
6 cows. 913
1 COW 400
3 25
3 60
2 75
2 2-1
3 25
; 20
2 30
3 .1.1
2 60
1 23
2 2i)
4 61
4 61
4 65
i 10
2 10
steer.
9 steers.,
1 steer...
1 cow 1130
20 cows 870
ai.
3 cows frtl
4 cows 867
14 cows 1017
..1210 6 00 1 steer 1510 Ti 00
(.. V Ailntns Nob,
.Sio 1 75
A. Iturr-Neb.
.10(7 3 85 9 cows S9i 2 00
. 960 3 .) 7 cow? 92 2 63
M, Ahrens Neb.
cows 120i1 2 25 9 cows 1131 3 40
OCOWS 103.1 3 00 1 cow 860 1 85
C. aiullow-Neb.
2 90 4 cows 1015 2 9)
1 80 1 bull 1160 2 15
S. Rowley Neb,
2 80 1 calf IW 4 M
2 ! 1 bull 9.0 3 10
2 SO
Krnus Hros. - Neb.
2 cows 96.1 18.1 12 steers.... 931 3 60
35 COWS 877 3 111 Ucows 1060 3W
wn ter scutt s. D.
4 cows 95 3 25 3 bulls 1173 2 15
7 COWS 931 2 8.1 1 HUH 1180 2 15
Sam Morris-s. n.
. 973 2 2.1 1 steer... ..1140 3 83
.kn 2 60 3 steers... .1306 3 85
.1405 2 30
T. N. .Mathews-S. D
.1300 2 25 2 cows...
..1111 4 15 6 cows...
Tcrrll-M.
llcows...
3 25 2 cows...
3 10
Honsell Ai Co., Wyo.
4 2.1 1 steer... .".1170
4 15
Henry
5 23
. 890
.106.8
D.
.1111
.1075
2 0)
2 70
3 70
2 75
0)
11 cows..
2 cows..
bulls..
1 bull....
18 steers.
Mat Ai
3 steers.. ..1260
I cows nil
6 cows 1I2S
W. II.
IS steers.. ..1050
11. uurry-coio.
19 steers ...1060 3 in 1 steer 1080 3 00
Frank Kimball wyo.
13 steers.. ..1160 125
Sam Morris-s. u.
I steers.. ..1097 I 25
lions This week nnened with nnothcr
big run of Iidks. tliero being about as many
on sale today as there wero a. week ago,
which was a record-breaker for alonday.
Favorable reports, however, wcro rccciveti
from other markets, and as the local de
mund was heavy the market ruled actlvo
and considerably higher. Trade started
out on a basis of n fiftlOc advance ana
tho market grew stronger as the day ad
vanced and closed tin lOirlSc higher than
Haturda, C.ood hogs on the start sold
mostly at $5,70 nnd $5.i2'.4, nut niter mo nrm
round It was mostly a $5.75 market, and
ownrd the close heavy hogs would tiring
$5.7714 und $5.W, Light hogs sold all tho
way from $5,70 down. They were more or
less neglected, the same ns they have been
for some little time, and sold unevenly
higher than Saturday. Tho bulk of nil the
sales today went from $5.7214vri 5.7714, so that
tne marKet is generally inu nigimr mini
Saturday's nvcrage. Trade wits active
from start lo llnlsh. and everything was
disposed of at an early hour. Representa
tive nates
3 73
870 2 SO
2 75
2 65
2 25
3 75
B 00
No,
3.'..
62. .
7..
6..
109.
13..
101.
C 181
91 178
86 147
96 154
93 160
2011
195
is;
Av.
....89
....in
....172
....110
....129
....256
..(.V.V
....211
....240
....193
. . . .179
....231
....207
....169
,9 261
...168
...21.1
...123
. . .'.to
...221
...213
. . .207
...188
...211
...153
...226
...176
...176
...214
...250
...100
...236
,180
.236
.240
259
2...
63...
44...
89...
62...
17...
i. .
81...
79...
Sh.
3M1
80
10
160
80
40
240
120
120
80
80
120
160
320
200
80
210
10
200
Pr.
4 63
r. 20
6 lit)
6 65
6 60
5 6i)
5 60
B 65
5 61
6 63
5 65
5 6.1
6 61
5 6714
6 70
ill
;o
;o
fo
0
o
:o
o
o
0
No.
85...
63. . .
KS...
1.7. . .
62...
b6. . .
76...
AV,
..233
..235
..175
. .233
,..259
Sh. Pr.
IbO B 75
0 75
f io
"ft 75
5 ei
100
5.
62...
;s...
71...
t9...
69...
5.1. . .
9...
48...
70...
65...
61...
63...
61 270
0 253
21
. .226
2T
!'.243
..238
..225
..293
. .23.1
. .223
..252
,..236
,..22.1
..286
80..
60...
11...
67...
80...
..230
..400
..227
..220
160
120
40
160
200
10
240
160
120
80
160
SO
80
"8j
80
80
40
160
120
160
160
5 70
6 7214
5 721(,
r. -2
5 721,
.) .2U
f. 72(4
51$
5 72's
5 72's
r 72(i
6 7214
S.72'4
ii 724
5 724
5 721,
5 75
5 75
5 75
6 75
6 75
5 75
6 75
6 75
5 7.7
B 75
r. 7.i
5 75
6 75
5 75
5 75
6 75
5 75
fi 75
6 7.1
n ?i
B 7.1
ti ,ii
5 75
70
82
69
74
88
61
79
67...
69...
66, . .
ri...
74...
84...
76...
59...
69. . .
Ml...
78..,
80. . ,
M...
19..
89...
h5...
77..,
Bl..
68..
89..
49..
31..,
71..
69.
.Ml
.261
.257
.191
.237
.236
.203
.21.7
.201
.314
...296
...266
. . .299
...222
...194
...216
...261
...218
. . .26!)
...223
...199
. . .261
...1811
...190
...19i)
. . .226
. . .290
...304
. . .226
...325
...282
...241
:80
M 28M
SO 210
35
67.
73.
81.
62.
60.
21.
78.
73.
71.
60.
66.
47.
50.
60...
..327
...24S
...241
. . .20S
...26S
...361
...217
...230
. . .236
...239
...292
...24.1
...311
...325
351
60 293
64 343
54 337
61 314
42 362
49.
62..
64..
46..
.337
..2S3
..274
..411
40
120
40
160
40
80
80
120
2S0
'so
80
'si
80
200
'io
120
2i")
210
120
80
'so
80
'so
120
80
240
240
10
40
160
80
320
15
5 7.1
5 75
C 75
B 75
5 75
5 75
6 75
B 75
r
B 1 1 In
r
r P
1 n'-i
" 'ilv
ilk
11 nnt
f'
lip
5 up
0 .I'ii
5 771a
B 7714
B 7714
6 7714
5 80
6 80
B 80
5 80
6 80
B 80
B 80
6 811
B 80 .
B 80
B 80
B 80
B SO
5 80
B 80
6 8214
5 82U
f 2$
fi 8.1
B 83
B 8.1
B S3
B 8.1
B 8.1
B 8.1
5 90
SHEEP Receipts, of sheen today wero
not heavy, and thero was practically noth
ing ou sale that could he called of good to
choice quality. Packers seemed to bo more
anxtnuH for supplies than they have been
of late, and started out anil bought up
tho better grades at fully steady prices,
In some cases the market looked a little
stronger, but tho situation could probably
best bo described by calling It a sternly
market, with tho demand a llttlo moro
active.
Tho feeder market was slow again today,
tho same ns It was last week. There worn
very few buyers In sight, so that sellers
nan some dlillcuity in disposing or wnai
they had. What they did sell, though,
they got about steady prices for.
Quotations: Choice yearlings. $3.30Ti?3.50j
fair to good yearlings, $1.1533.30; choice
wethers. $3.20fl3.40: fair to good wethers.
$2.90j3.20; choleo ewes, $2.75t(3.O0; fair to
good ewes, $2.0092.16; common owes, $1.00ft
flftl- nlinlre nnrltn? liinibK. S4. 154. 65! fntr to
good spring lambs, $3.5034.10; feeder weth
ers, $i.0O5j.3.25: reeder lamns, w.aui.'M.
itepresentniivo saics:
No.
279 Wyoming ewes
344 Wyoming wethers
i:w idaiio wetners
86 western ewes
261 native ewes
256 western ewes
29S Wyoming wethers
6,1 reeder la inns
Its Wvomlnc ewes
82 Wvomlnir wethers
263 native wethers
181 feeder lambs
ion feeder la.mbs
196 feeder lnmbs
120 Idaho lambs,
226 Wyoming lambs
Av.
S3
89
86
7)
101
91
9S
Bl
90
78
92
57
B.S
64
67
61
Pr.
$1 60
3 15
3 35
2 00
3 20
:: 25
1 90
3 1714
3 73
3 50
3 50
3 65
4 00
4 10
2.60; Mill.. $1.7.1frl23. Texas ailu Indian
steers, toiri x.. witn red grades selling up
to j.i.io; cows anu neiters. J2.20JI3.W.
w.r.i.i. .1 - ,. r . . . . , . . . .....
nutiis nriri hp, t.v3 nenn, innrKci ivu
CHICAGO I.IVK STOCIC .MARKET
higher; pigs and lights, $5.40'G.0; puckers,
$5.4Wri,70; butchers. $.1 70jf6.oo.
SHEEP AND I .AM US Receipts, l.nifl
head; steady: native miittin. $:'.75573.fi'i;
in nibs. $I.W4.60; culls and bucks, $1.71.
n or inl,A.. It WK'l no
Kitimna City Live Mock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 25. CATTLH-Ite.
celpts, B,tv) natives. 1.601) Texans and f(1
ciilvei; market steady to 15c higher; choice
export nnti itresseti neei stei r, .mnti.27t;
fair to tjood. $l.60j7E.no; Blockers and feed
ers. $:.7oif I.SjJ western icti sieers, 51 refits oi;
western rango steers, ii.fHn..w. l exits and
linltittt steers. $3.10Ii 4.80; Texns cows. Sl.nvJd
3.40; nntlvo cows, $2.6v,j .2S; heifer-.. jj.TBfj:
6.00; cnnners. $l.60i(2.!0; bull, $2 2V,f3.75;
calves. $3.i?i5.00-
IIOuS Receipts, n.tvn iienti; imirK. i putf
1Si. hlulier: Ion. J6.02t(,. bulk of sales. S5 TAw
B'C; hciivy, $5.9.VJi6.02'tJ mixed packers, jr, -,
515.93; light. $5.2oy.1.S5: pigs. $l.20iin.l5.
Mlll'.l'.l A N If LA.Mltn livi-t-llin. i,"l
head, steady to' 10c lower: native lnmb,
$1.2.11(4.60, western lambs, $(.10iSil.35; niilhe
wethers. $3.25fi5.15; western wethers. $.1.1i'i(
3.35; yearlings, $.(.60fj4.nj; eos, JJ.i.i'ij.l.;....
St. .Inseph Avr .Stock V"rket.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 25.-CATTI.E-Rt'.
celpts, 1,600 head; native steers. $.1.l0fi6 Su.
cows and heifers, $1.25ii5.25: calves. $2.50)2!
B.6o; bulls nnd stags, $2.0H4i5.00; stockers
and feeders, $l.60j4.3o.
HOtIS Receipts, P.tHH) head: mnrket 10c
higher: light and light mixed, $3.50iI5 95;
medium and heavy, $5.855i6.u); pigs. $3.8M)
l.so.
SHEEP AND LAM IIS -Hecclpts, 2,oiV
head: steady: top lambs, $1.70.
Stuck In Miilit.
The following tabic shown the. receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep nt tho five principal
markets for November 23:
f-'ntllA ttnt.. tliei.
.... 1,203 9.172 1.09
iri,6i 41.IVO 20.01 0
6.1(H) ll.trtl B.l)
3,0ii0 7,8i) l.tXO
1,500 B.900 2.00
South Omaha.
Chicago
Kausaa City...
St. l.ouls
St. Joseph
Totals.
..30.405 76.S7J 2.9:9
Coffer.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-COFFEE8pnt
Rio, easy; No, 7 Invoice, 6ic. .Mild, tteady;
(Tordova, 714fn"llc. Futures opened stead v
In tone, with prices I55j20 points lower,
under general liquidation of long accounts
prompted by a break of HM'f In Havre
anil lpfg lu the German market. Other
market and statlstlcnl ndvlces wcro bullNh,
but not of sufficient Importance to offset
the weakness. Havro later declined a
further if, which tho local mnrket failed
to respond to. The session contained llttlo
of speculative feature and lluetuatlnns kept
within a narrow range, lliial llgures being
16JT20 points net lower anil tho tone sternly.
Total sales wcro 31.750 bags. Including De
cember at fi.40fjfi.o0e: March, 6.75'n 6.811c:
April, .!c; May, 6.90fj.l'5c; June, 7.05c;
July, 7.(5't(7.10o, September, 7.25W7.30C.
Cattle Slendr tn Illgher-llOBs lllRher
Sheep Strong' to IHabrr.
CHICAOO. Nov. 25.-CATTLE-Recelnts.
15,000 head, Including 600 westerns; good to
choice 10c higher, others steady; good to
iirlmn steers, b.2oK 1.00; poor to medium,
3.75IS6.0); stockers nnd feeders. $2.00if 4.00;
cows, 11.2iwM.ii: neiters. i.ftiS.iw; cnnners,
$I.2M(2.25; bulls, $l.75l.iV); calves, $2.60f5.25;
western steers, n.KMriij.bo,
HOl.s Receipts. 4.i,mjo iiead: estimated to
morrow, 40,); lert over. 6.000; marKet 10if,
15e higher, closing easy; mixed and hutch-
ers, $S.55f5.95; uood tn cholee heavy, $5.63
S6.05: rough to fair heavy. $5.40i5.60: light,
$5.0Ofi5.tV); bulk of sales. $5.601j5.7B.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 20.000
head; sheep strong to loo higher, lambs,
good grades, strong to loo higher: good to
choice wethers. $3.40W4.15; fair to choice
mixed, $2.75ffj3.40: western sheep, $3.003.60;
native lambs, $2.604.25; western lambs,
feeders, $.1.60ft4.15.
Official Saturday: Receipts-Cattle, 211
head; hogs. 34,404 head: sheep, 681 head.
Shipments-Cattle, 1.3S6 head; hogs, 7,727
head; sheep, 019 head.
XeiT York Live Stork Market.
NEW YORK, Nnv, 23,-REEVEB-Re.
celpts, 6,022 head; demand fair, steers 10c
lower, bulls steady, cows steady to 10c
lower; steers. $1.35fi5.90; oxen, $3.60Jr3.75;
bulls, $2,2313.40: choice bulls nnd fancy ox
port bulls, $1,60f4.S714; cows, $1,65f3.60. No
exports.
CALVES-Receipts, 1.740 head; slow nnd
barely steady: 260 untold, mainly grousers;
veals, $l.oof(7.50: choice. $7.75; gnuiscrs, $2.60
ifi2,75, a few selected at $3; westerns, $J,40
1(14.00.
SHEEP AND LAMHS RecelptH, 20.7W
head: sheep slow nnd lower, lambs a shade
higher: sheep, $2.0043.35, a few choleo at
$.1.50; culls, $1,2512.50: lambu, $3.60?4.75;
Cnnada lambs. $4,501(1.6214. j
HOOS Receipts, 9,74o head; easier: west
ern hogs, $5.60; state and Pennsylvania, $3.60
4(5.95.
St, I.o 11 In Live Stork Mnrket,
ST, I.OIMS, Nov. 53.-r'ATTI,E-RoceliilH.
3.f hend, Including l.WO Texans; market
steady to strong and 10c higher; nntlvo and
shipping export stoers. $5.(lnti 7.0o. tho top
being for strictly fancy stock; dressed beof
and butcher steer, H.BWjfi.fiO; steers under
l.orm lbs., $2,76fy5.0o: slockers and feeders.
$2 45f3.61, rows and heifers, Xi.'VVM. with
tjmcy helfors worth $5.50; dinners, $i.wjj
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