THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: VEDyESPAY, !N OTKIM'BE'R 27, 1901.
10
(COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Xtilir Tendeicj Dmlopi In SptctlatiTa
Kirkati on Ictrd.
IfiENERAL SITUATION LITTLE CHANGED
KJflrrt of the Declines U .Vol Marked,
! .Although lluslncss on llir Board.
tn Only Moilcrntcly
Active. j
CHICAGO, Nov. 26. Art easier tendency
rieve loped In tho speculative mulkcts on the
"board today, the closo showing fractional
(losses all along tho line, although ther
was no material change In tho general sit
llannnrv nrnl'
Tne corn mnrnci, wnii.ii, mm
orberf moot of the Interest, opened In tho
face of. lower Cables with a steadiness
l-n-lilrli nurprlscd even the bulls. December
Jiavlng started UU'io ower at 62io to 62c,
.-wan offered very HparhiRly and on buying
to cover scattered short lines tho prlco
Varlv worked tip to 62. Tho out-of-town
.buying movement which litis dono so much
to sustnln prices recently was of a less
'urgent chnrncter on tho advance, however,
nd during tho afternoon December fel to
l",c and clrm-d easy. !i,T(ai under yester
lai t lUViifil'- May was better sup
ported; nnd while tho price was reduced,
its premium over the near delivery was ln
Ireitsed by V. Becclpts were 91 cars.
Tho wheat trade was bare of features,
prices following' every movement of tho
torn miirket December opened ViiUo lower
t 73 V ' to 72o on ciisy cabins and nrgo
Northwest receipts. Under tho steady ng
Influence of the early brace In corn the
K"fk"i worked up to 72UC and la or, st 1
Ifollnwlng th- coarse cereal. It declined to
Seaboard coa ranees 4Efi.0O bushels, hx
fcorters reported eight loads taken. Hrnd
Street" world's vlslblo showctl an Increase
Ef 7.fi0,f"0 bushels, .....
Oats were easier, with the trade morn
broken and less nctlvo thnn yesterday. Tim
torn decline and less pressuro from buyers
Ef thn cash article held prices down, do-
nlto a moderate amount of prollt-taklng
by shorts and somo buying for the Invest
ment Recount Receipts w'ero 314 cars. De
cember sold between I2.c nnd 12',it:. closing
Wl'liC down at 42'V.
Provisions wero fairly nctlve. The mar
ket opened easy, but advanced early on
Country buying; later the corn decline
a ,1. n aiiminrl Hint a little local
telling sent prices down. Janunry pork
Closed 12Hc lower at $15.".. .Innunrv Inrd 5c
klown nt la.of'A'anti .innuary nun -vsm.' -Z.
i , 1 1 imi-ftS i.V
'Estimated receipts tomorrow: Client. !0
tears; corn, m enr, nnm, iw tmn,
4,000 head. ,
i Tho leading futures ranged ns follows:
iTrtlcles.l Oren.Tnigh.l Low. aose. TcVy.
l-
PWheat
Nov.
i Dec.
May
rCorn
Nov.
' Dec.
May
Ont
I Dee.
Mny
. July
Pork
, Jan.
May
X.nrrt
Dec.
I Jan.
I May
Jan.
' May
f ...
72 ITPi-gn 7IW4I
72'i 71V72l71T4Jll2
; 75'iff7675(ifti, 75'.,1
721.4
7:u
''
76
61i'(ft.
Sit
61 "-i
61
3S'S
r.4fc
3S
15 75
421;'1
43
30 I
42W1
43 I
3S;Wf39!
J
15 72HI 13 92 15 T2Va
If, 10 I 16 30 16 05
15.&7U
16 22(i
16 0741
9 07H
9 07(,
!
P 10
!) 12V.I
V 32Vi'
9 07H
9 1214
0 22H1
s nr. i 8 12',4
S 22't! S 30
R 021
S 20
8 or.
S 20
R 071,4
I "No. 2.
I i-. v. ntmlnl Iniia were ns follows:
v!.rkiTtut,.fwlf strnlchts. t3.0OfJ3.4O:
clears. $3,10(33.20; spring specials, $4.00'ff
S!l0; patents; J3.Wl.T0; straights, J2.80
1VHHAT-No. 3 spring. 6g72c; No. 2 red,
!74TJ75c.
; rTiv Vn " vnllow. fil'ie.
I OATS No.' 2, lV3icl No. 2 white, 45U
CflhUc: No. .. wnne, Hwac.
rnYE-No. 2. 60i61c.
BAItlKY Kalr to choice malting. Knf3o,
oi'BnaKn. 1 flnv. J1.43: No. 1 northwest-
rn, J1.41; prlmo timothy, pUB'Ut.zy, clove,
I PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., J14.70
t314,75. iJirrt, per iw ins., w.uc.vwa.iw. aiiori
Sit.. .(,! ni-!nnn. SS.WVHS.30. Dry salted
fehouldors (boxed). J7.5fi7.2V4. Short cleur
tt'tiTatv tlnflln nf blph wines. 51.31.
i Tho following nro the receipts nnd ship
ments for tno lasi iwcniy-iuur iiuuib.
ArtMcn Hecelnts. Shipments,
wi hhln SO.OOO 39,010
Wheat, bu 250,000 lU.O'M
'Corn? hu.. Oiooo 120,00
K bu.! S87.0M 269.:0
t?v bu 17,1M
SlSrlv. hu 147.000 10,000
rin tUa rmHiinn exchange todav tho but
.r market wns Htoadv. creameries. U
t4Uc: dairies, l!S20c. Cheese, stendy. 9'4W
JO'ic. Eggs, steady; fresh. Z3ftc.
jvkw voitK r.isi:nAi, biaukist
notations of the liny on Various
Commodities.
vtt.iv VOTtk'. Nov. 26. FLOUlt Ilecelots
rat hhls nxnorts. 7.74? bills.: market dull
nnH luirelv stendv: winter natcnts. 13.60
B.90; winter straights, $3.4003.60; Minnesota
patents, .i.wa-i.iu; winior cxirus, jj.nuca'j.vu;
winter low grades, $2.B0ir2.6O, nyo flour
ntendy; fair to good, $3.10t.40; choice to
fancy, vi.45l.w'.
rmr.ifwiik.vr Hteadv. $1.25 ner 100 lbs.
COKNMEAIj Steady; yellow western
eltv. $1.30.
' DVP clim atntA fi.TI?(Ue. e. I. f Wow
Vnflc rap lots
BAKL.KT Steady; feeding, G7Q6SC, c. I. f.
Buffalo.
WHEAT Ilecelnts. 76.950 hu.: esnorts
101,666 bu. Spot, easy: No. 2 red, R2c,
T. o. b anoat: iso. . reu, wuc, eievnior
,Xo. 1 northern, Duluth. Sl!ic. f. o. b., afloat
No. 1 hard. Duluth. 87ic. f. o. b.. afloat
notions onened easlor. owlnir to cables and
tlg northwest receipts, loiter they were
alternately firm and ensv, retloctlng timid
tear operations and a henvy Incrcaso again
In world s siocks, nccorcung to iiraosireei s
Uiosea wettK Ri "Vavi nei nrcunn. jniuy,
Sl4ilfl 9-16c. closed at 8P,ic; December, 75i
nuc, oiosea at iwc.
CORN necelnts. 23.000 bu.: exports. 75.00
bu. Spot, easy; No. 2, 69o. elevator, and
,e8c, f. o, b., afloat. Options opened
weaKer, uecause or unloading, raiueo on
ood speculative buying and small esti
mated receipts, but eventually yielded
again to realising and closed wreak at 'Jiif
ic net loss. May, 68lifi8,7ic, closed at
tvLc. December. 6SUfi69c, closed at fcSt-o.
OATS Hecelnts. 131.900 hu.: exports. 4.025
u. Spot, firm; No. 2. 4So: No. 3, 47c; No. 3
wMt Me! No. 3 white. 614c: trnck mixed
western. 48S49o; track, 4!ijJ5lc. Options dull
fjirifl harelv steady.
FEED Steady; spring bran, $21,00021.60;
1wlnter.-21.00O22.G0; city. J22.
. HAY Steady; shipping, 603(lc; good to
Icnolce. R2lsg90c.
HOPS Qulot; state, common to choice,
11901 crop. 1215c; 1900 crop, 9014c: 1890 crop,
'ft&Uc: Pacltlc coast. 1900 crop, 9tf9U0.
HIDES Steady: Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
life; California, 20 to 25 lbs., 19Ho; Texas
'dry. 24 to 30 lbs.. 14c.
IjEATHEH Steady; hemlock sole. Buenos
lAyres. light to heavyweights, 25'a2SV,c.
WOOTv Qulot; domestic fleece, 253-260;
Texas. 1617c.
PKOVISIONS-Beef, Bteady; family. $11.00
fl2.M: muss. $9.50tf 10.00: beef bams. S'Jl 50:
jacket. $lb: city, extra India mess. $17.00Jj)
19.00. Cut meats, quiet; pickled bellies. $5.E0
Ctno.oo: pie.Kiea suoumers, sr. picKieii nams,
$9.75tflO.Oi). iJird, easy; western steamed,
$9.15: November, $9,12H: reflned, steady:
'continent. $9.60; compound, $7.5057.75: South
America. $10.25. Pork, stendv: family. $17:
'short clear, $17.50ri9.00; mess, $15.7501(5.75.
nnTTEK-Hecolpts, S,76t pkgs.; tlrm;
iiitato dairy, 15J23c; creamery, 171i25Vc; June
'orenmory. IBfi'.c: factory, lsgtSHc.
CIHEKSE- Hi'celnts. 8.639 nkirs.: oulet:
fancy Inrge September, lgiOc: fancy largo
octoner. 5p mnuy smuii aopiemner,
lOHttWc: fancy small October, 9VS10c.
Eaos-Hecolpts. 13,327 pkgs.; oulet; state
and Pennsylvania. 27(h23c; western, at
-mark. 23a7cs southern, at mark, 2ljf26c.
I'OIII.TRY' Alive, lrregulnr: snrlinrers
7Vio; turkeys, WlOo; fowls, RjfOc. dressed,
Irregular: springers, 9WSllc; fowls, 99Hc;
tiirkevs. !K12o. i
TAIIOWF1rm; city, 5TJC; country,
6iiC.
METALS Tho supply nf tin continues
carco'nnd an traders wero nnxlous to pur-,
ichase. prices again advanced, with the
tfeelintr strong at tho closo. Tho net cnln
'nah fto points, with buyers at $29.8") for
iipot. At ixipuou vatues uiok anoiner up
ward course, gaining 1 2 6il for snot nnd
Ifutures. closing strong at 117 2s fill nnd
109. respectively. Tridlng In both mar
kets wan fairly active. Copper eased off
10s In lxmdon, under liquidation, closing
easy, with spot quoted nt 65 13s 5d and
'futures nt 63 13s 3d. Hero the market
was quiet and unchanged at JlSKftfMi.OO for
rke 8uperlor and $pT37fri.ti:ii for cast,
nf and electrolytic, Lead and spelter wra
uation. Business was oniy rnouti ,
live. Wheat closed he, corn Hil'Vo and
eats !Wiic lower for December delivery;
nl,in drnnned ZWHiC, to ii-.se.
,Tl'4ii.ic. at wnicn prico inn iimiBvi v..."
ie under yesterday, laical receipts were
Sfe c'.rs 21 of contfact grade! Minneapolis
ind Du'tuth mported 1.163 cars, making a
total for t o three points of 1,265 cars. Prl
eL.. ' ... .Lit.,, n-orn l.l.Vt.roo bushels and
without change at home or abroad, thn
former closing nt J4.37j and 11 15s and
tho latter at $4 SO, nominal, nnd 16 f. re
spectively. Iron was firm and fairly nctlvo
for warrnnts. while other crndws were
(tulet. Pig Iron warrants, JlO.Wf11.50; No.
, ..I i.... .1 : i .r.i , f ..a ii
southern foundry, JtM'sFflB.f); No, 1 south
ern foundry, n.b"rrtir-A; sn, i souineru
soft fonndrv. ilt.SOWIfi.eo. Glasgow Iron
warrants clocd at 66s 3d nnd .Middles-
borough at 43s.
OMAHA WHOLHSALtS .MAItKHT,
Condition of Trade nnil (lirotntlnn
on .Simple mill Fancy Produce,
FAHIH-Itccclnts. light: fresh stock. 21c.
LIVB POULTKY-Hcns, 5e; old roosters,
turKeys. TStsc; ducks nnu geese, ac,
spring chickens, per lb, 6c.
DIIKSSHD POCLTUY Turkeys. S10c!
ducks and geese, 7lSc; spring chickens, H
tit'.a: hrns. BUttCr.
liUTiisit common to mir, iac; cnoice
airy, In tubs, I5yi6c; separator, 22f2lc.
FllESlI FlBH-llinek bass. 18c; white
Tiass, 10c: bluctlh, Uc; bullheads, l'tc; blue
fins, icj uurrnioes. ,c; cainsu, vie, coo, uc;
rappies, uc; milium, no; nerring, ic; nnti
lock, loo; nlko. 10c: red summer. 10c: sal
mon, lie; sunflsh, 6c; trout, do; whiteflsh,
yc; pickerel, 6c.
cj isji.ita iuccuunis, per can, c; atanu-
rd, per can. 25c: extra selects, per can,
3.1c; New York counts, per can, toe, bulk
Standards, per gal,, )1.2i"31.25; bulk extra
. a, fns.it
fiuiiUMB ijivc, per aor.., vk.
VBAI-Cholce, RBSc
HAY Prices ciuotcd by Omaha YVholesato
lav Dealers' association: Choice linland.
.9.S0; No, 2 upland, JS.W; medium, $S; course,
i.W), iiyo straw, jo.uv. inese prices uio lor
inv of irood color and duality. Demand
fair; receipts, 6 cars.
rotlN New, wc; oia, wc.
Jul AN- J1S.
OATS 15c.
VKG13TABLES.
rnTATOUS-llome grown. Me: northern.
ll.no; Salt Ivike, J1.00; Colorado, J1.00.
EGGPLANT Per doz T5c.
CAIIHCJTH i'er ou.,-iioc.
HKKTS-Pcr H-bu. baskU ?0c.
TIJItNlPS Per bit., lie: Rutabagas, oer
100 lbs., SI. 25.
CUCUMHisiiB-iioinouse.ipcr uoz.. ji.zo.
IjKTTUCB Head, pe or.t., 7.00; er doi.,
Sr.
PARS ,?;Y-Per ilor... ae.
RADISHKS- Per loz., 23c
SWEET POTATOES I lomn grown, per
lb., 2V4o; gcnulno Virginia, per bbl., $3.60.
UAHUAUb-ijoiiHiio -.-..ho, crnieu. jvjc.
TOMATOES Home grown, per 18-lb. bas-
et, 60c.
HEANS-Wax. tier .-.sir r.ushAl basket.
COo; stVIng, per half-bushel vnskot, 50c
ONHWH-iiome. grown. ;-er in,, i'yjvic;
Spanish, per crate, $2.00; Michigan reds,
Vic per in.
CELERY Kalnmnzoo. per nncli, 251735c:
Nebraskn, per bunch, 30t?3oe; Colorado, 40i3
60c.
NAVY DEANS Per bu $2.15.
PRI'ITS.
APPLES Ben Davis, per bbl.. $3.7ET?1.00:
wlnesaps. $3.75'!T4.00; Jonathan, $4 0003.0);
lieueiiowers, per iox. j.bo.
PEARS- Keifcrs, $2; Vlkers, $2.25; Law
rence, J2.2G.
GRAl'ES-Cnnrords, eastern, 20c; Mala
gas, per keg, js.EO'ae.'C
CIlANnHHRlES Per bbl.. J7.50QS.00; ex
tra fancy. $8.W: per crate. $2.75.
yi'lNUKSi- I'er box Jl.w.
TROPICAL FRUtTS.
OnANOES-MexIcans. $.,t.75'31.00: Florida!.
JSfl.l.SO: California navels, $4.00.
tilEMUNH-Fancy. W.i&4f4.W,
RAN ANAS Per bunch, according to size.
$2.52.75.
PIGS California, new cartons, 70a; lm
ported, per lb., 120140.
DATES-Perslnn. In 60-lb. boxes, cer lb..
fMc; Salrs, 6c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS New cron walnuts. No. 1 10ft-
shell, per lb., 12o; hard shell, per lb,, 12fac;
No, 2 soft shell, 11c; No. 2 hard shell. 10"Ac;
Ilray.lln, per lb,, 14c; filberts, per lb., 13c;
nlmoiids, soft shell, 17c; hnrd shell, 15c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small. 10c; cocoa
nuts, per cwt., $5; chestnuts, 12c.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case, $3.50ft3.75.
ClDlill NctiawKa, per uui fs; iew
Y'ork. $3.50.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c; No. 2 green, 6c;
No. 1 baited. 8Ho: No. 2 salted, 7Hc: No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12V4 lbs., 9c: No. 2 veal calf,
i to ii. ma., io; ary nines, wtucj sneep
pelts. 251127c: home hides. $1.5032.25.
SAUERKRAUT I'er hnlf-barrel. $3: ncr
barrel, $5.75.
St. I.ouls flrnln nnd Provisions.
8T. LOUIS. Nov. 26. WHEAT Weak
fo. 2 red cajih, elevator, 74c; track, 77ft'
line; December, 44qri4c; may, 7cc; ro,
2 hard. 73Q73!c.
CORN Steady: No. 2 cash. 66?;c: track.
C6?;c: December. (VIVlffffl4ic: May. tSUc.
OAT.H-Iower; No. 2 cash. 41! trnck.
45Wl'Hc; December. 48c; May. W&Wic
HYJ'J Hteauy nt kc.
TIX)UR Firm, rod winter patents. $3.55'n
3.70; extra fancy nnd straight. $3.1fVjT3.2&;
clear. $2.75ffT2.90.
TIMOTHY SEED-Nomlnally firm at $5.50
8(0.00.
cuttNMiSAi atenrtv at jj.io.
BRAN Scarce, and firm: sacked, east
track. $t.00(&1.01.
HAY Timothy, quiet nt $12.(W!j 15.00;
prairie, scurco ana linn nt $11,00413.60.
wuiHlvY aienuy. i.ai.
IRON COTTON TIES-Jl.
RAOGINU-5VJ64c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS fork: Easier: Jobbing,
S15.S0. Lnrd, lower at $8.87V4- Dry Bait
meats tboxed). steady: extra shorts. $S.37H:
clear ribs, js.w: clear sides. s.7o. uacon
(boxed), steady; extra shorts, $9.23; clear
rlba. $9.37U: clear sides. J3.62V4.
METALS Lead: Steady. unchanged.
Spelter: Higher at $4.15.
POULTRY Stendy : chickens. Be: snrliig.
6c: turkeys, 7c; ducks, 6fj6Ho: geese, 3Hff5c.
HUTTKR-Steady; creamery, 20(S25ltc;
uniry. lD'y-un.
Etius atenay at :c.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 10,000 bbls.; wheat.
34,000 bu.: corn, 82,000 bu.; oats, 69,000 bu,
SHIPMENTS Flour. 9,000 bbls.; wheat,
34,000 bu.; corn, 55,000 bu.; oats, 14,(00 bu.
Liverpool Grain null Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 26.-WHEAT-Spot,
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 5s lOd;
No. 1 northern spring. 5s 9Hd; No. 1 Cali
fornia, 6s lid; futures, ciiuet; December,
6s PWd: March, 6s 11 Ud.
CORN Spot, firm: American mixed, old,
6h 5',4d: futures, quiet: December, 5s 4?4d;
January, 5s 3Hd; March, 6s 2Ud.
PEAS Canadian, strong. Cs6'id.
FLOUR St. Louis, fancy winter, steady,
7e 6d.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), llrm,
3Gs(f4.
nUTTER-Stcady; finest United States,
22s: good United States, 90s.
CHEESE Firm; finest white and colored,
9s.
PROVISIONS I3eef. steady; extra India
mess, 73s fid. Pork, steady: prime mess,
western. 73s. J-ird, American refined, In
palls, strong. 4fls fid: prlmo western. In
tlerres, strong, 47s. Hams, short cut, strong.
61s. Rncon. short ribs, strong, 60s; long
clear middles, llgnt. strong, ws; long cienr
middles, heavy, strong, 49i; short clear
backs, strong, 47s: clear bellies, strong, TCs.
Hecelnts or wneat ounng tne nisi tnree
dnys were 177,000 centals, Including 161,000
American.
Receipts of American corn during the
last tnree onys were v.wu ceniais.
ICnnan Cltr Grnlit nnil Provisions,
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 26. WHEAT De
cember, tnie; May, 724c; cash, No. 2 hard.
roiUi0o: No. u, KKitiaiic; .nd, z reo, 73ic;
No. 3, 71ffl12o.
CORN December nnd May, fi5c; cash,
No. 2 mixed, 66'4iJ7c; No. 2 white, 67V4c;
ISO, J, (iC.
OATH NO. 2 Wlllte, 4ifiZf18C.
11YE No. 2. C2tr62iic.
HAY-Cholce timothy, $13.60; choice
prairie. J13.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 188220 ; dairy, fancy,
17c.
EGOS Steady to weaK; largo receipts are
expected from the country for Tliankrglv-
Ing trade; freiih Missouri nnd Kansas stock
quoted on cnange nt .vo dozen, loss on
cases returned.
RECEIPTS-Wheat, 32.000 bu.; corn, 75,400
bu.: oats, 14,000 uu.
SHIPMENTS Whrnt, 31.3.K) bu.; corn
41,600 bu,; oats, 6,0fj0 bu.
riinnicrii In Avnllnlilr Suppllra.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Sneclal cable and
telegraphic communication to Rrad.reet'
show the following changes In available
supplies since lust report: AVhear. United
States nnd Canada, east of Rockies, In
crease. 5.511.001) bushels: afloat for and In
Europe, Increase, l.too.ono bushels; total
sunnlv. Increase. 6.941.000 bushels. Cc
United States and Canada, east of Rockies.
decronse, 900.000 bushels. Onts, United
Statea and Connda. east of Rockies, do.
crense, 794.xu uusnois.
Among the more Important Increases re
Dorted are those of 1,500,000 bushels a
northwestern Interior elevators, l.'JTAOOO
bushels at Mnnltoba, Ul.w) bushels a
depot harbor. 65,000 bushels nt Mlnncapoll
nrlvato elevators.
The leading decreases are those of 289,Q0o
bimliels at coiea-i, ai.wu nusneis ni i;nicagn
private e evators and iS.uio bushels a
loulsvllle.
'I'lilriln Grnln nnd Seed.
TOLEDO, O. Nov. 26 WHEAT Cash
December. 77c; May. 190.
CORN --December, 63V4c; May, ffiHc
OATS-December. 43;c; May, 41c.
RYE No. 3. 5SC.
Phllnilrliililn Prodnre Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2fi RUTTER'
Firm; prints, lo higher: fancy western
creamery- 26c, fsnrv weitern nearby, 29c
EGGS Firm; tvttti niarby, Me; fra
Western. 27c; fresh southern', 26o; fresh
southwestern, 25c.
CHEESE- I'nihniiced: New York full
creams, fancy, small, 10f-i'gio4c; New York
run creams, fair to cnoice, utiioc.
Minneapolis W'lient .Mnrket,
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 26. WHEAT
Cnsh, 70c; December, 690; .May, 717c. On
track
No. 1 hnrd, 72c. No. 1 northern,
70o
o: No. 2 northern, 6mQ67jC.
FLOl'R-Flrst patents, $1.h5fTS.73; second
pntents, J3.BOfi3.60, first clents, JJ.75U2.S3;
second clears, $2.20.
UKAN-In bulk, $16.50017.00.
.MIITniiU!c (irnli. Mnrket.
MILWAlMi EM. Nov. -WHEAT Mar
ket easier: No. 1 northern. 72f?72',4Ci No. 2
northern, 7l7Hie; May, 75Rc. '
iivi; sienoy; o. i,- w. ,
It A RLE Y Firm : No. 2, 62o; sample, 60fl :
i??r... ..... .....
uun.-.iay, mvsc.
Peorln Market.
PEORIA, .Nov. 26.-COR.V Firm; new No,
OATS-Finn; No. 2 white. 450, track.
WHIBKY-On the basis of $1.31 for, fin
ished goods.
Uulnth Ornln Mniliet.
DULUTH. Nov. 2.-WHEAT-Cash. No.
hard. 73'ic: No. 2 northern. 6S'c: No. 1
northern, Wc; December, 69c; .May, .3:c.
CORN-02C.
XKW YtlHK STOCKS AMI IIO.MI.H
AniiilMntiintPd Copper's Errnllo Flluht
'rnsettle Hip Street
vrw vnrtK. Nov. 26. Amnlcnmated
Copper went through nn exceedingly varied
course of movements In today's stock mar
ket and mushed unchanged rrom insi nigni.
The course ot this stocK was a pretty ac
curate Index of the general marKei
tlit-mtrhfiut. The ilnv's net chances are
seen to be very small and considerably
mixed, although the exiremo range ui
prices was considerable.
Tliorn tvn nil nllllre ImiU of neW to BC-
count for the movements'. The early weak
ness was In race or permission irom n
court to the Iloston & Montnim to pay tho
dividend on that stock under bond, The
withholding of these dividends was oilt
clallv offered ns a cauno for the reduction
of the dividend on Amalgamated Copper.
The recovery In the stock was In spite of
the sharp break In the price of raw copper
In London, following some recent specula
tive buying In that market. An advance
of 7 points In General Elcrtrte, the strength
of Sugar nnd Manhattan nnd the heaviness
of Dnltlmore & Ohio mid St. Louts & Son
Francisco were notnule.
n ii 11 run ,1 lionds wero IrrcetlUr. Total
sales, pnr value, $3,725,000. United States
bonds were all unchanged on the last cull.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says'. The market to
day wns comparatively Innctlve. The
American department wan dumb until tne
afternoon, and nominal under parity, save
In the case of Ontario & Western, The
open nernunt Is trilling, the general con
tango rate .being I per cent. .N'e.w York
came weak, then caused a rally by liberal
purchases of Wabash. The market Is wait
ing for President Roosevelt's message to
congtess, particularly nis treatment or me
tariff question. A lending nrbltrngucr con
idem the outlook dull until the Northern
Securities company stock Is ready for the
market.
The following arc tho closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison SOU do pfd ...
....190
do pfd iw'i so. I'liriuc .
Hnltlmorc & 0...1WlSo. Railway
.... NJ
.... 31".
do pfd '.u-fii uo pin
.. 92'ii
n. Pnc
4H:
rhienira. t. 1... 47j Wnbnsh
. 21
do pfd "4 , do pfd
Chicago & E. I..137U.W. & L. E......
Chicago G. V.... 25) do 2d pfd....
do 1st pfd SMjiWIh. Central ..
do 2d pfd 47U do pfd .......
C. & N. W 211 lAdnins
r T .t P 11711 Am. Express ..
. 404
. 1:1
. 31
. 21
. 43
.190
.207
. ID
.183
Chicago T. e T.. 20 .U. S. Express..
do nfd
iW'il ClIH-r HTKO ...
C. C. C. ei St. L..
Colo. Southern ..
do 1st pfd
dn L'd nfd
9.'i AmnI, Copper ... So
14 lAmer. C. & F.... 29
M4' do pru
26u'Amer. Lln. Oil.
is
Del, fc Hudson... 176
Del., L. AV.-..243
Denver & R. G.. 46
no pin
Amcr. S. & R.,
do nfd
45S,
do pfd 9N Ann. Mill. Co...
Krlo . 42'4 llrl. nap. Tr...
.In 1st nfd 72'iCoIo. F. K: I....
do 2d pfd...
Gt. Nor. pfd...
Hock. Valley .
.In nfd
.'V3 oil, i, an
YJi Gen. Electric ..
f2 Oluciiwe Suptr .
220 V,
273
SOU'llocKlng coat
19
Illinois Cantral...l40!, Int'n'l Paper
Iowa Central ....
do pfd 7
L. E. W TJ
do pfd 131 ,
T n.ilo .C Knsh...l0S'i
do nfd
, 76
Illl'n'l Power .,
l.acledo Gas ...
Nnt. RIscult ...
National Lead
, 91'1
93Vi
181
Manhattan L ....136'4,Nntlounl Salt
vinf iiv Ii'hIiI do nfd ....
- 30,4
. 62
, 93
Mex. Central
. m1 uno. American
. 14Ui Pacific Coast .
.107 IPaclllc Mnll ..
Mcx. National
Minn. & St. L.
Mo. Pacific ...
M., K. & T
do pfd
44V
.102T4 People's Gns ps
. 261 Pressed S, C 42
. bzv on pill
Rfl
V .T. Central 180
I'uiimnii i u.
.216
N. Y. Central.... 172V4
Nor. & West 60
do pfd 9IV4
No. Pacific pfd..l'iul
Dntnrlo & W 3314
Hepubllc Steel
. 16V4
do nfd
Sugar
.122
Tenn. (J. & I
64i
U. II. & P. Co.... Hi.,
do pfd 72Vi
U. S. Lenther.... 12V4
Pennsylvania ....1506
Ttendlntr MHi
do tst nfd 80 do pfd 82Vi
do 2d nfd bOVilU. S. Rubber 15Vi
St. L. & S. F.... 51Va o pfd 61V,
do 1st pfd lil P-'. n. meet 4i'
do 2d pfd 7IV4l .do pfd 92'
St. L. S. W 29 (Western union .. 91',
do Pfd wiyfc-rtin. i.ocomouve.. ;hm
St. Paul 169V do pfd SSI,
New York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26. MONEY On cnll
tendv at lW4Vi per cent: last loan at
per cent; prime mercnntlle paper,
per cent.
stkh , nu liiAcjiiAiSiJii. i irm. witn ac
tual business In bunkers' bills at J4.87V4 for
demand nnd nt 4.m tor sixty days; posted
rntes, n.siwui.eo aim i.B3; commcrcia
bills. J4.83'4iU4.83i.
SILVER Bar, 65c; Mexican dollars
44; c.
hcjisjjs uovernment, steany; state
Btrontr: rnl road, lrregulnr.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
U. S. ref. 2s. rcg.lOSW
Hock. Val. 4V4s...lOSi
do coupon iuy?
do 2s. reg 108H
do coupon lOSg
do now 4s, reg..l3UA;
do counon l.'tflv.
L. & N, mil. 48...102H
Mex. Cen. 4 82
do 1st lnc :si
M. & St. L. 4S....103
M.. K. ei T. 4s...l00i
do old 4s, reg...U2V4
do coupon 112V4
do 6s, reg lUT'b
do counon 107V
do 2s 8Hi
y. uentrai ib.ioot
do gen. os 131V.
No. Pacific 4s. ...1051
A,rtl, rrnn i 10114
do 3s 72T
....).. r,".., .........
do ndj. 4S
N. & W. c. 48....102H
Bal. Ai Ohio 4s...lu3'jReadlng gen. 4s.. 99VS
do 3V4 Win S L fit I M c. 5s..HSV4
do r.onv. 4s lOtWi St. L. & S. F. 4s. 9PA4
Canada So. 2 109 St. L. & 8. W. Is. 97U
, or U. ns lUhVi' no .3 w
do 1st lnc 74V4 S. A. & A. P. 4s.. S9V
Ches. & O. 4V48...107 So. I'acltlc 4s 94i
C. R. I. fir P. 4s.. 107
do rnnv. in 1ft7lL
CCO fit S L g. 48..104;
Chi. Ter. 4s 91
Wabash Is lisi
do 2s I10V4
do deb. B 62V4
West Shoro 4s....ll3i
W. fit L. E. 4s... 92 V
Wis. Central 4s.. 881
Con. Tob, 4s 63ia
UOIO. MO. 4S BD
D, & R. G. 4 103
Erie prior I. 4s,..100Vi
do general 4s... 90
F. W. fir D. C. ls.108
Boston atnek ttuntntlons,
BOSTON, Nov. 26,-Call loans. 3V4QIV4 per
cent: time loans, 4vyu per cent. Olllclal
closing:
Atchison 4s 102 lAUoues 4V4
Oas Is 80 lAmnlgnmated ... 79'J
Mex. central 4s.. su name 4514
N. E. G. fit C 60 IBInghnm 29
Atchison 80i fnl. & Hecla 6,'0
do pfd iwu copper uange ... bsij
Boston fit A ..... .259 .Dominion Con! .. 46
Boston & Me 191 Franklin 16U
Boston E'.ev 16j Islo Royale J3
Fltchlmrg pfd
Union Pwclllc .
Amer. Sugar ..
Am. T. T...
nnm. I. fit S...
.nt .)sceo,a ssvi
,m Parrot 35U
,122 .Qulucy ,.,150
.iwi ir-nniu re uopper. 4
l'limnrnek
.275
. 44V4
. 25Vi
. 15
Gn. Electric
..273
Trlmountnln ...
Mass. Electric .. 35Vi
Trinity
do nfd
.. 9.1
united States ..
Utah
Victoria
N. E. (1. & C.
ii
tinned rruu ,.
88
11 cai. r.irviuu ... iiniiui 'i
Winona
Adventure .i iwoivenne 68V4
err York Mlnlnic Stock.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Thn following are
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con 1? Il.lttle Chief ....
Alice , 4j Ontario
Breece 75 jOphlr
Brunswick Con. . 13 Phoenix
Comstock Tun... 6 'Potosl
Con. Ca. fir Vn.,155 bavage
Dendwood Terra. 40 sierra Nevada
Horn 8llver 190 Stna:i Hopes ..
Iron Silver 60 Standard
Luadvllle Con.... i
, 12
.950
. 70
. 8
,i
.' 3
8
, 40
.375
Bank Clrnrlng.
OMAHA. Nov. 26.- Bank clearings today,
XI ,079,059.92; corresponding day lau year,
jl.nos 637 51 ; decrease. J20.477.6J.
CHICAGO, Nov. :i-Clerln, 25,:9:,i87,
Can. Pacific HIV; Texas & P--Hs
Can. Southern ... 80,T., St. L. & W... 19jA
Ches. & Ohio 4S'jl do pfd 34U
Chicago & Alton. .'Hr, Union Paclllc ....103
,in nf.1 7i do pfd 90i
Chi. & A. .T,is....-S3v o. najiwny &h,..120a;
C, U & Q n. 4s.. 9S Tex. fit Pnc. Is... 120
C M fit S P g. 4S..1UV1 T St L & W 4s, 83V4
N. W. c. 7s.. 142V4. Union Pnclflc 4s..t0i:
alances. $2.SJ0,731; posted exchange. JI.J31I
S3. New York exchange, par to 10c pre
mium. . .
NEW YORK, Nov. 2tj.-cieanngs, ju;,-
4,(oS: balances, $10,019,214. .
ROSTON. Nov. 26. Clearings, $22,3.9,2L;
balances, $1,661,371. . , ...
tiAl.TlMrmi.!. Nov 2ri. C carlngs. $4,297.-
615; balances, $551,731; money, 4V46 per cent.
I'IIll,AUi;i.rill,N, .Nov, .. icanogs,
$19,759,712; balances, $2,388,225; money, 5 per
cent.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 26 clearings, la.iiw,
600; money, 4fl6 per cent; New York ex-
liatige, jsc premium. .
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 26 Clearings. J7,902,6ol;
balances. $1,064.65"; money, 4. per cent;
.New York exchange, .to premium.
London Stuck Hoot at Ions.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-4 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money., 91 11-16'Nor. & West filla
do account.. . at u-u io piu
miconda.
Ontario i w a,
Pennsylvania .... 77)i
Reading 26
do 1st pfd 41
do 2d pfd Vi
So. Railway .... 3.Vn
do pfd W,
So. Pacific 614
Union Pacific ....106V
do pfd IKIU
Mchlsou 82i
lln tltd ...KKI
& n 11014
an. Paciiic 117 4
hes. & Ohio 10l(j
.. M. K! nt. 1-....17I
Denver & R. G... 47U
do pfd 97
Erin ., 43;
do 1st pfd...... 74V, U. S. Steel 4 IS
do 2d pfd...'... 61 do pfd !ll4
lllnols Central. . .144i
Wabash 21 V
OIIIS. ei .asil,.,lll4
I.. K. A- T 711
do pfd 4111,
Spanish 4s 70;
Rand Mines lOtj,
DcHecra S91s
do pfd ff,U
. l. central. . ..17,
RAR SILVER-Flat, 23d per ounce.
MONEY MimK ner cent: tho rate of
discount In the open market for short bills
Is 3VtJ384 per cent; for three months' bills,
3Vil(i per cent.
Wool.
LONDON. Nov. a? Thn sixth series nf
the 1901 wool auction sa cs onened todav
with u very largo attendance. Competition
wns siow. as me orrerings, wnicn numbered
10,765 bales, were rather Inferior. Today's
sa es n deta II: New South Wales. 1.610
bales; scoured. SriQlM Bd; greasy. 4fi9d.
Queensland. 9oo bales; scoured, 9HWlOV4s.
victoria, em naies; scoured. :kiwis Id;
greasy, 2-iTf In. West Australia, 3.10) bales;
greasy, 7?il. Takmanla, loo bales;
scoured. Sd. New Zealand. 6.20O bales:
scoured, S'Vlfds Mi greasy. 2V'S9V4d. Cape
it uoou nope and Mttal, l.non Dales;
coured. 7';dTfls 6'id: creasy, 4,i(ff7'id.
BOSTON. Nov. 2tS. WOOI-A fair amount
f wool has chanecil hands here tho last
week und prices nro practically the sime
as last week. The market Is In a healthy
ondltlon nnd nrosnects nrc good. Terri
tory wools maintain n steady tone nt about
the same range of prices. Ohio nnd Penn
sylvania fleeces. X nnd X nnd above, 23f
i4c ; a, nnd XX nnd nbove. 20c: Deimne,
'c; No. 1 combing, 26c; No. 2 nnd -blood,
6c: course and braid washed. 23fi?lc.
Michigan, Wisconsin, etc., X Michigan, 23c;
combing, 23 ft 24 (! ; No. 2 combing, 22'(t2tc;
coarse nnd brnld washed, 23f2lc; fine De
Inlne. S 141 25c. Unwashed, medium, etc,,
Kentucky and Indlnna, "J-blood combing.
2.)521c; -li-blood, 20c: Missouri Vl-hlood
'omning, imi'.wi nrnni commng, lrinc.
I'errltory. scoured basis, Montnna, flne. IVff
16c: scoured. 45',a46c: line medium. lSfTUe:
scoured, 42f43o: staple, 16ni7c; scoured, 46
4fc; rtati, Wyoming nnn inano. nne, vnp
14c: scoured. HW45c: tine medium. I4i15c:
scoured, 40'!4.1c: stnple, l&VWlGo; scoured.
1SW4SC, Australian, srotiren oasis, fpoi
prices, combing, superfine. 70i?72c: super,
MfJ70c: average. 661167c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26. WOOL Quiet: me
dium grades. 13-(?17Vje; light fine. 12H1?15Hc;
heavy line, loy-iso: tun wnsnea, lvirw.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-COTTON Soot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 8c; mid
dling gulf, SVic rio sales. Futures closed
quiet and steady: November, 7.60c: Decem
ber, i.tao: January, .mo; reoruary, i,i.c;
March. 7.62c: April, 7.62c; May, 7,62c; June,
62c; July, 7.6(ie; August, i.tic.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 26. COTTON
Stendv: sales, 4,800 bales; ordinary. 515-16c;
1 1 t .. . ... I .1 .1 1 I ",. "
KIHHI IJIIlIlllir . " l"lou, iwn iiii,i,inin, ,
tnlildllnir. 7'e: irood middling. 7?c: mid
dling fair. 8 1-16c; receipts, 25,813 bales;
stocK, JiZ.bW naies.
ht. i.oiMH. rvov. L't.cju i i cj;n steany
mldrlllnir. 7.e: sales. 800 bales: receipts.
7.291 bales; shipments, 4,643 bales; stock,
43.ft bales.
GALVESTON. Nov. 26.-COTTON Mar
kef wtnnnV nt 7 fl.16e.
LIVERPOOL. .NOV. 26. UUTTUIN npot,
mnrlerHte hllxlness. prices 1-1 fid loWCT!
Ainerlrnn mlilrililltr fair. 4 9-16d: good mid
dling. 4?id; middling. l9-32d: low middling,
4 9-16d; good ordinary, 4 1-16d; ordinary,
3 13-16(1.
cjoffp.
NEW YOHK. Nov. 26. COFFEE-Spot
Din utonHv Vn.'7 InC-nlrp. RJp. Mild. OUlet:
Cordova. TVMrlle. Futures had another
quiet day, with the prlco level slightly
lower thnn Monday's close. In sympathy
with declines nbroad. Neither side whs an
nggreslvo operator nnd the market closed
nu 11 nun nnnnen. stenov ami uncnaiiKcii
in K imlnta lower, variations during the
lny hnvlnir heen confined to a matter of
5 points. Around tne opening meru "
lifiit soiiinir on tne cnnies. nenvy nnizumn
port receipts nnd tho light warehouse
movement In this country. Tvter spot
houses and Europe bought moderately,
their support and a general evening tip of
both accounts In anticipation of the boll
riny giving the market a stendy undertone
in ilm elnse. Total sales were 27.600 bags.
Including December at 6.406.45c: January,
fi.55e: March. 6.70iiS.75c; May. 6.90c; July,
7.055J7.10c; August, 7.20c; September, 7.25c.
Oil nnd Itosin.
nn. (-ITV. Pn.. Nov. 26. OIT. Credit bal
ances, $1.30; certificates, no bid: shipments.
79.975 bbls.; average, 98.790 bbls.; runs, (9,409
bbls.; average, i&.iii num.
SAVANNAH. Ga Nov. 26.-OIL Turpen
tine, firm nt 33Uc. Rosin, firm.
TOLEDO. Nov. 26. -Oil, North Lima, 94c;
South Lima nnd Indiana, S9c.
LONDON, JSOV. .'!. uiiiinseeu, j)a ou,
Calcutta linseed, spot. 66s 6d.
vmv vnnif. Knv. 26 OIL Cottonseed.
steady; prlmo yellow, 36c. Petroleum, dull.
Bosln, dun; siraincn, common iu suuu,
J1.55. Turpentine, dull at 37HC(f3Sc.
Dry Goods Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-DRY GOODS
There hns been no Incentive demand for
brown cottons for either homo trade or ex
port; prices steady; bleached cottons, quiet
and unchanged; denims, ticks, plaids and
odd colored goods, firm: prints, qulot, full
stnndard fancies being quoted nt 60: ging
hams llrm nnd senrce; print clofhs tnactlve,
but prices unchanged; sllkskln, fair demand
at firm prices. .
MANCHESTER, Nov. 26.-CLOTHS
Moderate buying. Yarns dull, but steady.
Sngnr Mnrket,
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 26. SUGAR
Firm; onen kettle. 2lc: open kettle, centri
fugal. 34tT3V4c; centrifugal, granulated. 4V4
(34 5-16c; whites. 3;03 15-16c: yellows, 3V44J1
3ic: seconds. 2V4y3V4c. Molasses, quiet;
centnrugnl. 95fl5c; syrup, quiet at ZMfzac.
LONDON. Nov. 26,-BEET SUGAR-No
vomher. 7s 3?id.
krw vnnK. Nov. a:. sugar n.w.
stendy: fair refining, 3ijc: cenfrlfugal, 96
test, 3o; molasses sugar, c; rennea,
steauy.
Emporntert Apples nnd Dried Fruits,
NEW YORK, Nov. 26. EVAPORATED
A PPLES Out-of-town orders were limited
to purchasing of the choice and fancy
grades in a moderate way ana values neia
nulto steady: other arades were neglected.
State, common to good, 6fl8V4c: prime, 9
9Jc: choice. 9V4T9sie: fancy. fOJJlOVic
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Market
continues Inactive. I'runes, i"'ac, Ann.
cots, Royal, 8V41tl3c: Moor Park. 8H12c,
Peaches, peeled, HSTlSc; unpeeled, 6fJ9Hc.
THE HE A I, TV MAnKKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tuesday,
November 26, 1901:
AVnrrnitty Heeds,
G. W. Kraemer and wife to A, F. Con-
nett, s 105 feet lot 26, Murr unn (ex
cept s 50 feet of eV4) ..$
S. D. Murphv to Ellen Watts. nw4
swV4 nnd 1-3 acre In sei corner sw'i
nwU 10-15-10
Snmo to same, w 5 acres neVi sw'i
10-15-10 VV
Ellen Wntts and husband to Adam
Stengleln, w 6 ncres neVi swv
10-15-10
Charles Gnns to William Gans, net;
5-14-12
Midway Investment Co. to V. Van
asek, lot 6, block 2. Potter fit Cs 2d
C. A."Rood"to sBmeVVorVoV'biock'i
same '........
Crelghton University to Alex Wallln,
o'.i lot 10. block 9. Parker's add
Somerset Trust Co. to C. E. Abbott,
w 100 feet lot 26, block 16, Hanscom
Place
A. F. Connett and wife to Herman
Kahre, a 50 fet of wV4 of s 105 feet
lot 26, Burr Oak
Blanch Hammond to I E. Bonlne,
lot 12, Wilson's ndd to Kounue
Plaeo
Quit Claim needs.
Union Trust Co. to J. 8, Stewart, lot
7, blork 11, Brlggs' Plnce
Christ Repass to W. Reynolds, lot 8,
block 6, Waterloo.,,,
PeeiU.
Sheriff to G. A. Remlneton. 50x132 feet
750
1,800
128
600
300
300
4,550
600
1,150
In nei; gwij and tx lot 23, In 22-15-13. 3,700
Tot4 amount of uiniferi,..., UllM
OMAHA LIVE STOCI MARKET
Good Cftttlt AotWt aid Fnllj Itudj, WkiU
Othtn Wtr Bltw tnd Wttk.
LIBERAL RUN 9F HOGS AND MARKET DULL
Fnt Sheep nnd Lnnibi Sold nt tinod,
Strong Prices, but Feeder Trmlc
Wnn Xat Actlic nnd Market
A'o More Thnn Stendy,
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 26.
Receipts wete: Cattle. Hoc. Sheen.
Olllclal Monday 4.20.i 9.172 4.9.9
Official Tuesday 5,62.) I:',i)l7 3,231
Two days this week.. 9.730
22,019 8,210
22,;.l 28,601
16,413 ;,l86
7,614 2I.28S
9,810 86,732
1S.9-56 10,017
Samo days last week. ...11.02.1
Same week before 14,311
Same three weeks ago,.. 8,8.54
samo rnur weeKs ngo...l2,0!9
Sume days last year.... 6,564
verage prices nold for hog at South
Omaha the 'lust several days, with com
parisons: Date. 1901. 1900.189.1893.I897 HD3.1S3.
Nov. 1....
3 CI
3 45
3 46
3 61
3 5V
3 291 I
3 41 3 27
43 3 30
3 431 3 31
3 441 3 2I
3 46 3 17
3 42
3 14
3 7i
3 35
3 36
3 45
3 15
3 19
Nov. 2....
NOV. 3....
Nov. 4....
NOV. 6....
Nov. 6....
Nov. 7....
Nov. 8....
Nov. ....
3 551
3 52
3 Zo
3 54
S 41
3 31
3 41
3 28
Nov. 10...
3 47
3 27
Nov. 11...
Nov. 12...
Nov. 13...
Nov. 14...
Nov. 15...
Nov. 16...
3 43
3 41
3 32
3 17
3 22
3 39
3 46
3 44
3 45
3 4
3 38
3 34
3 23
3 25
3 41
3 95i 3 27,
3 33 3 31
3 11
3 11
3 45
Nov. J7...
Nov. 18...
3 36 3 32
3 35 3 34 3 14
3 41
3 301
3 34
3 161
3 39
I
3 31
3 37
3 44
3 16
3 3V
3 23
3 34
3 13
3 151
3 W
3 42
3 38
Nov. 21..
Nov. 22...
3 391
NOV. 73..
3 271 3 24
3 41
Nov. 24..
Nov. 25..
.'I 271 .1 21
3 30 3 161
3 46
3 50
Nov. 26..
3 24 3 24
Tndlefitps Hllnrlnv.
The ofTlclnl number of enr" of stock
brought In todny by each road was:
Roads. Cnttle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'sea.
C. M. fi; St. P 7 11
Wabash 4 1
Mo. Paclflo Ry 4 6
Union Pnc. System... 31 25
C. & N. W. Ry 4 13
F., E. ft M. V. R. R. 30 38
C St. P.. M. & O.... 12 15
10
11. M. R. R. R 73 22 2
C B. & Q. ItJ- 23 13
K. C. fir St. J 3
C., R. I. fit P., east.. 20 25
C R. I. fit P.. west.. 5 4
Illinois Central 8 3
Total receipts ....224 175 12 1
The Hlnnnaltlnn nf tli iIiv'r rerelnls was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber or hend indicated
Rit yors.
Omaha Packing Co..
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. 216 1.S27
(;. ii. Hammond Co
Swift nnd Company
1,219
ss;i
916
401
m
17
33
46
32.1
65
36
42
2.421
4,097
2.78S
76
403
cjudnny racking Co
Armour fie Co
Hammond Co.. country..
R. Becker fii Degnn
Vnnsant t Co
J, L. Carey
Lohmnn Ac Co
W. t. Stephen
Benton & Underwood....
Livingstone. & Schaller..
II. r . 1IODDICK
Hamilton fit n.
L. F. Husz
Wolf fit M
Fowler
Other buyers ..
174
43
82
'376
286
2,012
Totals
... 6.181 11,419 2,651
CATTLE There wns not nn oversupply
of cattle hero today, although receipts wero
rainy liberal. Mnero was a nig (lemauu
for nil kinds of good cattle, but tno com
mon crndes were, neelected In most cases.
The market ns n whole, however, was In
good shapo and everything at all desirable
was disposed or in reasonaniy goon soason.
fSood to choice beef steers sold freely
this morning nt fully steady prices. Thero
were not many answering to that de
scription, so that those that were on sale
were picked up In good season. Tho com
mon nnd hnlf-fat kinds, however, were
very slow snlo nnd In a good many In
stances sellers had to take considerable
lens thnn thn Kiimn kind sold for yesterday.
From that It Is seen that tho range of
prices Is growing wider at a rapid rate.
Thero were a good many cows Included
In h nrrerlnirs Mils mnrnlntr nnd the qual
ity as a whole was very common. Tho
rnnrl kinds sold freely at fully steady
nrlpAH. ,nnd while, thn medium erades and
canners were not quite as active, still they
sold In just about yesteraay n noxenes.
Hulls, veal calves and stags also sold
vrlthniit material chance.
There wns a srood demand for heavy
weight feeders showing weight and quality
and nlso for prlmo yearlings. Cattle
answering to that description sold at fully
oion.lv nrlres. Thn commoner kinds, how
ever, moved very slowly and could not be
quoted any more than steady and In some
cases sales wero innuu mm iuuku umo
lower. ... -
Anvih ntr ffnori in tne way oi wesieni
of Bteerfl sold freclv at steady prices, but
common kinds wero neglected. Range cows
wore In good demand ai yesieruuy a uncea
and so also was anything at all desirable
In tho way or stocKero ana leeucru. w;y-
resentatlve sales:
BE lit STEETtB.
Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
... 770 2 60 36 1177 4 SO
No.
1...
1...
740 - DU U...M 1W r"
1...
...1030 2 75
... 977 3 65
...1042 3 75
...1111 3 76
... 941 4 CO
12
.1090 4 90
.1166 6 10
.1160 6 16
20
18
1
19
0
85
7
16
7
11ES 6 15
1154 6 30
1230 6 85
1360 8 35
1282 5 75
1210 6 85
1118 5 90
1163 6 90
1100 6 90
32
8
971 4 00
1010 4 15
22...
2...
1...
.... 990 4 25
.... 600 4 25
....1185 4 30
....1045 4 30
....1067 4 60
1040 4 AO
22
56..
89..
20..
9 1242 6 90
....1020 4 75 20 :..IVII tim
.... 900 4 75 40 1194 6 10
....1090 4 75 36 1332 6 40
....1260 4 75 40 1382 6 66
18 1111 4 80
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.. 945 3 75 20 1178 6 40
..1063 4 75
COWS.
IS..
20..
1
660 1 60 20 1002 2 80
2 1035 2 00
B .! 962 2 00
2 735 2 00
112 927 2 85
I 1110 2 85
7 1085 2 85
46 900 2 90
1 1000 3 00
48 963 3 00
2 735 3 00
8 910 3 W
6 956 S 16
7 1081 3 15
4 988 3 15
1 1060 2 40
20 1064 3 15
2 1310 3 25
7 1161 3 25
6 954 3 30
II 1027 3 45
2 1006 3 45
12 1170 3 60
19 903 3 60
10 1106 4 00
17 764 2 30
1 980 2 33
10 1000 2 35
17 942 2 40
2 twu i w
6 880 2 40
6 1101 2 50
1,
.710 2 60
1....
6....
1....
9...,
1065 2 50
1000 2 65
930 2 60
971 2 60
950 2 65
950 2 65
1230 2 65
953 2 75
929 2 75
1230 'J 75
1084 2 80
893 2 80
10,..,
1....
2...
3...
10...,
1...
6...
5 992 4 25
3 1366 4 25
40...
COWS AND HEIFERS.
6...
...833 2 80
1 1180 2 31
1 1230 2 30
2 1315 2 30
1 980 2 30
1 1250 2 36
1 ,.12211 2 40
1 1140 2 63
2 1205 2 00
1 1040 2 65
1 1450 2 75
1 690 2 75
1 1560 2 75
1 1420 3 00
.1182 3 15
.,1600 3 15
..1490 3 25
..1680 3 511
.,1370 3 60
HEIFERS.
K 770 2 16 1 980 2 60
5 773 2 40 3 820 3 10
13 661 2 50 1 780 3 25
7;;;!.;:... 674 2 eo im 3 95
CALVES.
1 160 3 60 1 150 5 00
1 160 4 75 1 210 5 00
1 150 4 75
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 860 2 00 3, 326 2 75
6 628 2 40 6 401 3 25
6 463 2 60 1 370 3 60
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
40....
1....
2....
567 1 SO 12 650 3 25
690 2 00
22 S66 3 35
600 3 00 17...
, 86 ) 3 00 12...
.. 711 3 40
.. 738 3 40
,. 771 3 40
.. 695 3 40
. . 846 3 45
.. 640 3 60
. . 720 3 r,
..1019 3 6.".
,. 865 3 65
.. 970 3 70
6,1 1018 3 00 6...
1 650 3 00 6...
1 910 3 00 15...
1 830 3 00 1...
1 600 3 no I...
23 924 3 2A 69,..
1 ill) :i IS L'S
1 600 3 25 10
NKBItASlCA.
1 bull 1060 2 at 1 cow..,
1 calf 150 5 25 27 cows.
9;'0 2 25
.. 938 2 15
1 cow 910 2 50
9 cows 1120 3 15
I COW 870 2 VI
1 cow 1270 4 15
Imkuhl Bros. Neh.
13 feeders. .1158 3 60 10 feeders.. 102.1 3 fO
13 feeders.. 1074 am 1 feeder... 1074 3 5)
1 feeder... 970 a on
B. It Woods--Wro.
1 cow 1230 3 U 1 HtvCJ.MXO i 25
5 73!4 4 51 4 Oi
6 72 4 60 4 04
4 66 4 01
6 82i 4 02
6 71U 4 66
6 71 i, 4 64 4 01
6 6U 67 4 02
6 67H 4 71 4 03
5 744 4 69 4 01
4 74 4 03
6 7214 4 02
6 63 4 84
6 69 4 74 3 91
6 68T4 4 t7 3 9.'
6 67H 4 82 3 90
6 B3U 4 90 3 84
4 82 3 87
5 63V4 3 S6
' o 63V 4 7S
6 73 4 75 3 f8
6 81 4 78 3 89
5 75l.i 4 76 3 86
6 66V 4 7S 3 ?5l
5 861 3 82
6 7iJ I 3 77
! 6 785 4 s;
2 steer"... .1270 4 f)
9 steers... .1150 3 63
4 cows 12a0.i ."o
I'DIyCJUAUU,
40 feeders.. 1077 3 Mi I feeders.. 1032 3 2o
t. j. Aitmnn coio,
2 steers... ,120i"i I 50 21 cows 913 3 15
Y. Nichols wyo.
21 cows..,..10.9 .1 40
C. C, Mlllloy Neb.
21 steers.. ..10.S4 3 60 36 feeders.. 1078 3 90
0 cows 998 2 90
v. McAiiiutn-idniio.
IS steers.,. .117.1 ISO 5 steers.... SI4 3 &o
1IOOS Receipts of hoas continued heavy
todav. niiiltliic tho supply for the two days
of this week a. most ns heavy ns for the
corresponding dnys of last week, nnd
considerably In excess of the corre
snondliii: davs of Inst vear. Packers
nil seemed to have liberal orders this morn
ing, but still tho mnrket wns slow in open
ing, ns buyers and sellers were not agreed
011 terms. Puckers started out bidding
2VjT75c higher than yesterday's general
marKei, or just a snaiie stronger tnan
yesterday's cloe. Thn early sales wero
mostly from J5.75 to J5.95. Light hogs wero
neglected nnd It wns difficult to get them
to even bid nn hogs weighing under 200
pounds, As the morning ndvnnced the
market did not Improve, ns advices from
Chicago were unfavorable to the selling
Interests. Packers wero very bearish,
while sellers wero holding for good strong
prices, so that tho mnrket wns slow, nnd
It wns lnte before nnythltig like a clchr
anco wns made. m
t hi lnst end or tno mnntet was very slow
nnd wenk, ns packers were not willing to
give over $5.75 for the henvy hogs, while,
the light weights were nlmost unsalable,
u,t1 when llinv did sell Ihev went frrtm
$5.60 down. Representative snlcs:
No. AV. PJi. IT. No. Av. 8h. It.
21 125 ... 6 25 59 'AS 120 6 80
60 145 ... 5 62 1, 4 b 325 160 5 80
80 178 120 6 65
66 16S IS) 5 6j
61...
h5...
. ,2M 80 6 80
. .29 160 5 80
66 195
... & M
80 5 70
... 6 70
... 6 70
120 6 70
120 6 70
80 R 70
55,.,
.ISO 11V) 6 Ml
70.
16
65 300 320 6 SO
86
... .ISO
....190
....186
....186
. . . .19S
. . . .202
...,237
HO.
274
SO
1 1 .
79..
69..
5)..
65..
C.4..
64..
71..
. .261
. .249
. ,280
..243
..217
280 6 SO
40 5 SO
40 6 VI
SO 6 SO
160 5 SO
99.
91
90.
80
5 70
6.
120
40
6 72'i
G 72s
! 320 6 SO
9.1
. . . .201
.245 160 6 SO
88.
.220 200 5 72'a
...24:
80 5 SO
160 60
H0 5 SO
SO 6 SO
SO 6 80
SO 6 SO
120 5 SO
SO 6 SO
SO 8 SO
46.
.IS IWi o in
...243
86
...216
. . .281
...223
...217
...241
...234
...255
. . .201
. . .2.17
...2(1
...201
. . .231
...225
...206
...231
...257
...261
...220
...215
,...255
40 5 75
120 5 75
160 6 75
200 6 70
... 5 75
63..
49..
76. .
65..
68..
68.
...329
...206
...253
...251
...200
62..
;i
r2
71.
2A0
280
80
80
120
120
60..
5 75
5 75
6 75
6 75
6 75
5 75
63 280
16.
69..
65..
,25 160 6 R2l,
62.
o 40 n m'i
1 1 .
62..
. .30!)
..231
..3(1
240 6 824
SO 6 82U
80 6 82Vs
40 6 82V4
80 6 82 Vg
80 6 S2V,
- en.
r...
65..
47..
65.,
80,
40
80
6S.
. . .353
93.
82 256
67,
40 5 77VS 65 29
40 5 77la 20 309
160 6 77 Vj, 62 293
W.
64.
5 82
82
S2Vi
79.
10
6
66 285
fi 274
68 273
6 82
6 80
71,
SO
R 77t:
120
120
67,
120 6 77ls
5 7714
5 85
6 85
6 S3
6 86
6 85
R S7V4
66 286
64 271
iO 235
80 5 77U.
40 6 77J
SO 5 774
67 3-t)
61 261
95 196
63 306
SO
82 20.1
70 249
80
80
68 211
72 231 160 5 774
70 263 I'JO f. 771.
63 318 200
0 !
66 287 120 6 90
54 270 ... 5 90
46 31!) ... fi 0
69 276 80 6 SO-
.291) SO 6 80
SHEEP The demnnd tndnv for Int nhern
and lambs was In better shape than It hns
been for soinnMImn past, Packers nil
seemed to be nnxlous for supplies, nnd ss
mere whs oniy 11 limn ini stun on snio
the.v paid stroHEer prices for whnt thev
got than they paid yesterday, There was
nntuing strictly choice on tho market, so
that It Is dltllcillt to tell lust what prime
sheep and lnmbs would bring. It is safo
to say, however, that good stuff today
would havo sold at good, strong prices.
The feeder market did not show much
change from yesterday. Thero were a few
buyers looking for supplies, but they
wanted the better grades, which mnde
trado on the common kinds very slow.
Quotations: Chotro yearlings, J3.OVtf3.75;
fair to good yearlings, J3.30rff3.60; choice
wethers, J3.L5'53.60: fntr to good wethers,
J2.90W3.25; cholco owes, J2.75rif3.00: fnlr to
good ewes, $2.00112.75; common ewes, $1.00Jf)
2.00: cholco spring lamb, $4.50ff4.75; fnlr to
good spring lamns, i.iut4.ii); lecner wetn-
ers, $3.0033.25; feeder mmus, w.zsnt.oo.
Representative sales;
No.
1 cow . tOUO ? M
1 cow. . . SI" .". (0
Av. Pr.
53 2 25
91 2 75
89 3 00
77 3 00
93 3 25
100 3 60
79 1 40
94 1 90
77 3 10
80 3 10
114 3 25
lit 3 60
54 3 60
90 4 76
MAnKKT
23 cull wethers
19 native ewes
101 feeder wethers
169 feeder wethers ,
240 AVyomlng wethers.
56 western wethers...
169 cull ewes
213 feeder ewes
0O6 feeder wethers
10 mixed
10 native ewes
82 feeder lambs
,4 feeder lambs
15 native lambs
CHICAGO 1,1 VB STOCK MAnKKT
Cnttle Sternly -Hoc llluher Sheen
Higher.
niTir-Anrt r. en,r w t
1,000 head: steady: no choice here; good to
j't.iiii.. u..,'ii i.w, imwr io mcnium, ?J. (Djflb.l");
stockers and feeders, J2.00r?M.OO: cows. J1.25ifl
i.iu, iiriirm, i,sx"tia.w; ennners, l.Zi'(lL'..w:
bulls. J1.75rfffi.10! enlveq. ISMnft, T.,vn
steers. J3.3OfM.00.
uuwb itecmpts today, 41,ono hfiad: to-
mnrrnuv AS (Vrt lwn ! loff nt.... 10 ,kv
higher on choice henvy, stendy on others;
...... ....u ...... f r'.v.ru v.uv , $UUI1 1(1
choice heavy, J5.65fip3.10; rough to fair
heavy. toM-qZ.ft; light, J5.00Jf6.00; bulk of
c ii 1 , 4P.-JJ J. .n
BIKISI- AnD LAMBS-Recclpts, 16.000
nend! HnDDti niu.n.ul Inn.... in.n.a
higher; lambs opened stendy and closed
( uiwivb wemers, J.'Hifj:j-MP(i;
fair to choice mixed, J2.75(3'3.40; western
sheep. $3.00rf?3.60: nntlvo Iambs. $2.KkrN.75:
western lambs nnd feeders, J3.KVJf4.15.
wiuuiiti yu.ncniay; iteceipis, cattle, 6,615
head: hogs, 39,630 head; aheap, 26,170 hend.
Shipments, cnttle, 2,580 head; hogs, 7,513
head; sheep, 2.S52 head,
Kansas City Live Stock Mnrket.
TfATJKAH rtlTV V. f iwi.u.ii..
celpts. 10,000 natives, 800 Texnns. 400 calves;
mnrket genernlly stendy to 10c higher;
cholco export nnd dressed beef steers, J5.6
il.23; fnlr to good. Jl.65gs.50: stockers nnd
6 00: western range steers. $3.455JH.80; Texas
nnu iiiiiiun sipero, u.urau.tu; native COWS,
$2.50(JM.25; jielfers. $3.00rf5.20; canners. $L60
2.50: bulls. $2.25fl'3.75; calves, $2.60fl6.28.
HOGS-Ilecelpts. 2.400 head: market
steady to 60 higher; top. $6.10; bulk of
Bnien, ta.mriio.uu; iien-vy, o.:Mfl.lo: mixed
packers. JSCOO; light. $5.2oiiK.!V); pigs,
$1.25116.20.
R1IRKP AVn T.AUmo r..ln. 4 caa
I ...... ....... .. ... Litjun. o.ir
head; market steady to 10c lower; native
lnMl.a , 1 1 C " 1 . ........ , 1 An Hm. ...
iuiiiu.1, f,,..i'uT.i, "vBinni luinos. .i. idthi.w;
1 native wethers, $3.253'3.60: western with
ers. S3.ftVS3..15! nwen. Ii IFiK nfi. r,,ll. nnH
feeders, $1,251)3.00.
St. I. onts Live Stook Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 28. CATTLE Rc.tnts.
3 600 head, including 1,800 Texans; market
steady to strong: native shipping and ex
port steers, $5.00ri?6.50: dressed beef and
butcher steers, J3.5OJJ6.05; steers under 1,000
ins., ji.wKHO.ni); stockers and feeders, $2.40
ii.ou; cows 11 110 iieuers, n.wa.w, canners
$1.5Of?2.50: bulls, $2.25SM.65: Texas nnd In.
dlnn steers, $2.78S4.10. with fed worth $4.0O
6.65: cows and heifers. $2.2503.15.
IIOGS-nocelpts, 8,000 head: market Ro
nigner; pigs aim ugnts, ja.ipi.TD; packers,
$5.60rRC.Sj: butchers. $3.75(06.00.
SHEKP AND LAMBS-Ilecolpts, 2.600
head; market steady; nntlvo muttons, $3.00
ta.tui; iiimu?. j.iokji.w); cuns ana bucks,
rT York Lire Stock Market,
NEW YORK. Nov. 26. CATTI.TSrt
celpts, 17 head, consigned direct: no sales
reported: cablo quotes American steers nt
12H13C. dressed welcht: refrlcrerntnr hr
9190! exports, 2,200 quarters of beef. '
UAUVKH uoceipts, i nead, 362 head on
sale: veals, steady: other cnlv es rtnll
nl.r.,1 1,V( ,.nBl.l , '
,,.,ih vv. i,i.c.,(u, i,iuiii, siiiBnur.i nnu west
erns; icw veiim soiu at. o.ijixa,.BU.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.C43
neiio; sneep, uuu piu steady; good Iambs,
nu iiiiuri . uuicrw iiuuicn nteaay: sneep
Id nt $2.6OW0.25: CU s. $1.75: lnmhs. U (Xkfi)
HOGS HecelDtS. 6.334 headi stendv? west
i ern hogs sold at $5.507j5.60.
Ht. Joseph Live Stock Market,
BT. JOSEPH. Nov. 26. CATTLR Re
ceipts, 2,400 hend! stendv: nntlves. $3.15'3
6.80: cows and heifers, $1.26(50.25; veals, $2.60
rao.w; onus nnu stags, fj.wtro.oi); stocKers
and feeders, J1. 6004. 30.
nulls iteceipts, li.ioo nenu; steady; ngnt
and light mixed, J3.60tji6.90; medium nnd
Heavy, a.BZWU4i.t: pigs, J3.7W 1.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recefnts. 450 head
steady; native lambs, J4.70; native wethers
is 16.
Stock In SIkM.
The following table shows the recelnts of
rain -noj" qua snoop nt mo nyo principal
liiHiKeis tor iMDveraucr .1;
cattle. Jtons. Sheen.
South Omaha 5.525 1 2,847 3.281
Chicago 7. 4100 16,000
Knmns city io.njo j.',4(ki 3,50c)
St. Illls 3.500 s.oon -I'm
St. Joseph 2,100 11,700 450
Totals
29,225 6.-..9I7 25,731
llrlde nnd Groom from I,n Plntte,
ClirlRtlan Jensen and Alien At. Olren
bnlh of La Platte, were married at thft
court Home by juago uajcter,
SAVINGS BANK REORGANIZED
Omaha Lttn tad Trntt Coptnj'i Bik
iig Erfd Qrutlj EnUrfid.
NEW STOCKHOLDERS IN INSTITUTION
Cnpltnt Increased, ,'ctt Directors mill
Olllccrs Elected nnd n Not
.ntnc Chosrn for Cue
In the Future.
Notices havo Just been mailed to the de
positors of the Omaha Loan and Trust
Company Savings bank stating that that
bank has been reorganized nnd that a num
ber of now stockholders havo become Inter
ested In the Institution, Among these are;
C. W. Lyman, president of tho Commercial
National bank; V. V. Morsmati, attorney-
nt-law; E. M. Andrecseu ot tho Leo-Glass-Andrecscn
Hardwnro company; Charles E.
Bates, John F. Flack, Georgo F. Ullmora
and others. Tbo business of tho savlugA
bank hns been entirely separated from that
ot tho loan nnd trust company nnd tho sn
lngs bank will ho continued as an entirely
Independent. Institution. The trust com
pnny viU remove from lis present office,
the savings bank continuing business In the
room It now occupies In the Urown block.
Tho stntoment ot the bnnk just Issued
shows deposits of practically $300,000, J200,
000 of which Is In cnBh and tho balance In
nrst-clnss convertible mortgages. Fifty
thousand dollars additional capital bas been
paid In, thus paying up In lull tbe capital
stock of $100,000. The surplus and un
divided profits now amount to about J5S.O0O.
This bank has always promptly met tho dc
piB.tnlH of Its customer for tho last twelve
years. Herenfter n large percentage of thn
deposits of tho Savings bank will be In
veited In what aro popularly known as
"quick assets," that Is, such securities ss
United States, county nnd municipal bonds
and warrnnts, etc. These can bn easily con
verted Into cash In times of financial
stringency.
Tho new bonrd ot directors consists of
J. II. Mlllnrd, Guy C. Barton. E. M. Mors
man, C. W. Lyman, Charles E. Bnjtes. John
F. Flack, George F. Qllmore. Tho officers
aro: C. U. Lyman, president; John F.
Flack, vice president; Charles E. Bites,
treasurer. Mr. Lyman Is well known on ac
count of his connection with the Commer
cial National bank. Mr. Bates, who will
bo tho officer In charge, In nn old-tlmo
banker. The name ot tho bank will bo
changed to City Savings bank as soon as
th formal action necessary can bo tak?n.
BUSY BUILDING IN WYOMING
Oinnhn Artisans Find Mrnily,Kmpliij
nient In nnil Aroiiud
Sherldnn.
About the first of tho year a- party at
Omaha artisans who havo heen employed In
Wyoming during the entlro summer and
fall will return to the city until next spring,
when they will ngnln lenve for Wyoming, to
bo gono another year.
This party Is made up of twenty-five ctr-
ponters nnd bricklayers, who went out lnt
spring to Dletz, Wyo., where tho Sheridan
Coal company was building houses for Its
employes and hospital and other buildings
for tho use of the company and Its work
men. B. .1. Jobst had the contract and de
cided to employ Omaha men, who received
the scale of wages prevailing In this city
with transportation to the work nnd re
turn. After tho company work bad been
completed several good contracts wnro se
cured In Sheridan nnd tho forco was re
moved to that place. In four weoks tho
buildings now under way will bo completed.
but thero are several buildings which will
not bo started until next season.
FREE DINNER ON THANKSGIVING
City Chnrltles Will Minister To the
TVanta of All Comers
On That Day.
The City Charities will serr Hlnnes
Thanksgiving day In the building at Eigh
teenth stroet and St. Mary's avenue, which
was formerly occupied by tho Child Saving
institute. Meat, vegetables nnd fruit will
also bo given out to worthy persons who
prefor to prepare their dinners at homo
rather than eat dinner at tho Institute.
Texan Oil News.
Beaumont Dally Enterprise: "Yester
day's shipments of oil from Beaumont was
sixty-seven care, or 10,452 barrols.
"Among the Beaumont sales on 'change
today were:
'Hlgglns, 40 shares at
73.00
72,60
37.50
65.90
Hlgglns, 62 shares nt ,
Columbia, 20 shares at
Manhattan, 400 shares at
German-American, 31 shares at.... 106.60
"The Hlgglns Oil & Fuol company will
make connections today with Its largo steel
tank No. 5, capacity 37,600 barrels.
"Tho Silver Dime Oil company has com
menced two now wells. Nob. 2 and S.
"In the Omaha-Texas Oil company's well
on the Keith Ward tract, 12-Inch casing
has been set In tho solid rock. The Omaha
Texas Oil company Is having the belt ot
success no far In drilling Its well. Thero
now seems to be nothing to prevent its
bringing In its well at the proper time and
if successfully finished will be one ot tho
best values In tbo field."
The above extract taken from the Dally
Enterprise ot Beaumont, Tex., as reported
by a dally reporter who visits the oil fields
every day, gives tbo readers of Council
Bluffs papers an opportunity to know Just
what people away from home think of tho
Otnaha'-Toxns Oil company holdings, and
this Is taken from tbe pen of a person un
biased in any particular, giving the dally
news just as he finds thorn In the field.
Indications are now that the stock In
the Omaha-Texas Oil company will sell at
25 cents but a short time longer. Those
of our friends Interested In this financial
enterprlso should awake to the, necessity
of placing their orders for as many shares
as they can purchase while they can yet
get In on the ground floor, as It Is only a
question of a very short time when they
will be compelled to pay more than at pres
ent. Call or address the
OMAHA-TEXAS OIL CO.,
at 406 Sapp block, and get your order In
as quickly as possible.
Ilanicieckcm' ICxoarslon.
On Tuesdays, November 13, December 3
and 17, tbe MUsourl Pacific wilt aell
tickets to certain points In the south,
southeast and southwest at rate of one
fare for round trip, plui $2. Final return
limit twenty-one days from date of tale,
For further Information or land pamphlet
call on or address company's offices, south
east corner Fourteenth and Douglas
atreots, Omaha, Nob.
THOMAS F. GODFREY, P. A. T. A.
Tttpma 108.
Boyd Commission Co
BuceeiBr,.to Jamea E. Bar 4 Co.,
OMAHA. NEB.
COMMISSION
okain, rnovni.n and stock a,
t f Trade lldjas.
Street wires to Calaajo ao4 Nw Yorfc
SonaayjrMideftg, John A. Warrwi 4
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