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TtiE OMAHA DAILY I?KE: SATUKDaV; SoVKMIH:!. ' 1, ' 1903.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
0a Better Extort Daunt d Wheat Bhowi a
Tut AdriDOJ in Price.
CORN PRICES ARE SOMEWHAT HIGHER
Oat Market Followed Other drains,
Closing; at Higher Price Pro
visions Were Easier and
Prices lower.
. CHICAGO, Nov. .-After ruling weak
the greater part of the day, wheat turned j
arm on a better export demand and clns
ing prices showed a fair advance, De
cember bring up He. December corn was
lie to So higher, oats were up Httc, but
provision! were weak, the January prod
ucts closing from 6c to 710 to 2oc lower.
Firm cables caused a better tone In
wheat at the start, and December opened
.1 shade to Vtfc higner, at 7-c to K'V.
Confirmation til a repon tnat l,tMo,uiO
jUHhels of No. 1 northern had been char
tered at Duluth to come here brought out
iulte general liquidation early In the scs
Mlon and the market turned wenk, De
cember selling oft to 77Hc within the llrst
hour of trading. On the decline there wna
a good demand from snorts and commis
sion houses and with lessened offerings
prices again started upward. The strength
in iorn was a bull factor during the latter
part of the day. as were higher prices In
outride markets, with a fair advance at
St. Louis. Keporta of over eighty boat
loads taken for export caused a sharp
demand from shorts during the last few
minutes of trading and closing prices were
at the top notch of the day, December
helng up Vfco at 78f78vc. Clearanoes of
wheat and flour were equal to 444.S8)
bushels. Primary receipts were 1,342,000
bushele. against 1,696,200 bushels a year
ago. Exports of wheat and flour for the
week were equal to 4.840.000 bushel, com
pared with 6,'15,0O0 bushels last year. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported receipts of
m cars, which with local receipts of J07
cars none of contract grade made total
receipts for the three points of 973 cars,
against 924 cars last week and 1,083 cars
a year ago.
The sentiment In the corn pit was bullish
and the market ruled strong. Theere were
reports from Nebrimka and other sections
of the corn belt showing a good deal of
soft grain, and the theory upon which
the local crowd was working was that
In about another week or ten days the
pressure from the old corn would be over,
and this poor corn would then begin to
come on the market Commission -houses
were active buyers, but offerings were only
moderate. After selling between 440 and
4c, December closed QHc higher at
44ty344c Local receipts were 277 cars,
with twenty-three of contract grade;
Oats were strong, particularly the De
cember option, which was Influenced largely
bv a strong cash situation, and the strength
of the nearby deliveries helped the more
.iiBiunt itnM. The bullish feeling in corn
Influenced a good deal of buying by the
local crowd. The close was st the top,
with December He higher at 35c, after
ranging between &c and 3Wie. Local 19-
..t ,.t wr 15J4 cars. '
Provisions were dull and easier along
with a decline in the price of hogs. Pack
ers ware credited with moderate sales, but
lh tMivlna was scattered. January pork
closed lliSc lower at S13.0R. January . lard
was down 20c at $6.75 and rlba were off
r7o at .7ya6.30. .
RottmntMi recelots for tomorrow: Wheat
100 cars; corn, 346 cars; oats, 276 cars; hogs.
12,000 head. .
The leading futures ranged a follows!
do. southwestern, VjQTIo loss off; do. south
ern, 2Ti'ai o oft.
CHfc.r.BE Steady, fair demand; New
York .lull creams, fancy, 12c; do. choice,
Uc; do. fair to good, 11 11 He.
Articlea.1 Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.l Tes y,
Wheat
tDec
May
Corn
Dee. May
July
Oats
Dec. May
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Dec.. Jan.
May
Ribs
Jan. '
May
78" m
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431
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12 IB
12 274
86
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4474
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43H
S64
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771 ' V
43S 43Vi
431 VI
35,!
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12 15 12 t
12 27V4. 12 16
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6 37V4I 42VI
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36HI
12 08
12 U
77
e 75
6 IS
87vjl (tTVsl
7SV4
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91
6 96
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OMAHA WHOl K A t.H MAHKKT.
Conditio of Trade aa4 qnotntlena
tuple and Fa aey1 Prod see.
LOGS Fresh stock, loss off, $0o. "
1.1V r; IdULTHV-Hens, 7fcMo: spring
chickens, lic; roosters, acojrol .g In rn
4."c; turkeys, 13o; ducks, 9c; ge, 7'(o.
RUTTKR Packing stock. l-lc; choice to
fancv nairy. in tuo.i, 16Wlic; separator, 2lo.
FHErUi FISH r'rcsfi caught trout, 10c;
P.ckervl, So; pike, bu-; percii, o; buffal,
iWtc: b.uilUn. loc;.whl eflsh, 15c;-salmc.n,
lie; haddock, 10c; codfl.-h, 12c; redsnapper,
lie; lobsters, boiled, per lb.., $0e; lobsters,
IK It...' l.,,llla,W' 11, eatfltth.
14c; black basj',' wi:5c; hal.but. 9c: crspples.
12c; herring, Ac; white tass. 10c: bluellns, to.
UYHTKkO-New York counts, per can.
per gal., K 00; "extra selects, per can
per gal.. 11. 75; standard,, per tan, 27c,
per gal., gi.15. .
nit aw rrr ton, ,ij. i
HAT Prfces tiub.ed by Omaha Who.e-
sale Dealers' acsjda i": Choice. No. 1 up-
land. S8.U0; No: 2. 17.60; medium 7.u;
coarse, 6fi 60. Kye straw, tf. These pr.oes
are for hay of gool col'ir and auility. De
mand fair and receipts light. '
lUHti SC.
OATH Mo. .
RYE No. 8. He. '
VEGETABLES. , : t
POTATOES Colorsdo. S6c: Dakota,
bu., 71i75c; native. 't70c.
bwbbt potatoes Horns grown.
4.V,
per
per
basket, KSc; VlralnlAS, per 3-bu. bbli, $3.00.
jnavx nh.AiB rer du., i.a.
CELERT Small, per do., 25I5c; large
estern, 45c.
ONIONS New home grown, dry. per lb.,
lVi'; Spanish, jper crate, $1.50.
LABHAfiB-Wisconsin Houano, ic.
TURNIPS Canada RutAbaaas. per lb..
lc; white, per bu., 60c.
CARROTS Per bu'., DOC. '
PARSNIPS Per tou., 60c. ' '
' FRUIT
PKUNES-Itallan. per box. $1.06.
PEARS Colorado and Utah Kelfers. $1.75.
Winter NflMs. $2.2TxS2.60.
APPLES-Mlchlgan stock. $3.25: Califor
nla Bellflowers, per box, S1.G0: New Tork
Omr.hes and Baldwins, $$.; siting vari
eties, $150. .
Ul! APES Caliromla Tokays, fl 65; New
Tork. ntr $-lb bket, 30c; pony Caiawbas,
22c; Inroorted Malacas, per keg.' $6 0C(!.6).
CRANBERRIES Per bbl.. S50: oer box.
$3.00; Wisconsin Bell Bugle, $9.50.
anrornia, per Pox, ji.tb.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES-M-'xIcan, alt sixes, $4.00.
LEMONS Cdrifbrnla fancy. 300 t. 3fl0
sixes, 4.t'0; choice 240 to 270 sizes, $4.0M.26.
FIGS Calliornla, per 10-lb. cartons, 8.V2;
Imported Smyrna,' I-crown, .14c; 6-crown,
16c; 7-crown, 18c.
DATES Persian, per box of 30 packages,
$2.00; per lb.. In 80-lb. boxes, 4c.
BANANAS Per medium stxed bunch, $2.00
62.60; Jumbo, $2.75&3.25.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
13V4c: Wisconsin Young Americas,- 13V;
block Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 32c;
Wisconsin ltmtierger, 12c.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, $3.50;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, ti.b).
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
CIDER Per bbl., $6.75; per H-bbl., $3 28.
POPCORN-Per lb., 2'4c; shelled, 34f3c..
HORSE 'RADISH Per case of 2 do.,
packed. 80c.
N UTS Walnuts, No, 1 shoft-shell. per lb.,
15c; hard-shall, per lb., 14c: No. 2 soft-shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard-shell, per lb., 12c;
Brazils, per lb., HillHc; filberts, per n.,
ll&'UHc; almonds, soft-shell, per lb., 15c;
hard-shell, per lb.," 13c; pecans, large, per
lb., lOiftllc; small, per lb., 9)l0c; peanuts,
per !!)., 64c; roasted peanuts, per lb., 7o;
Chill walnuts. 12-&13C: large hickory nuts.
rer bu., $1.75; shell-barks, per bu., $1.75
00; black walnuts, per bu., $1.25; eastern
chestnuts, per. lb., 14c.
HIDES-No. 1 green. 64e; No. 2 green.
5V; No. 1 salted, 74c: No. 2 salted, 6V:
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs., 8Uc; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 16 lbs., 6Ac: dry tailed hides, fJ
12c; sheep pelts. 257oc; horse hlder. $1.505
3.60.
NEW YORK SI OCRS AND BONDS
Bailrctd Secnrit'ei Show Ino'.ination To
ward Higher Lfteli of Prion,
STEEL STOCK MAKES A NEW LOW MARK
Dealers Face With Eqaanlmlty an
Expected Poor Showing as Mirk
Money Has Been Sent
West. '
St. I.onla Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. . WHEAT No. 2 fed.
track, H6Hc; De-
cash, elevator, nominal;
No. I. tNew.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FLOUR Easy; winter patents, $4.09
4.20; straights, $3 704410; spring patents.
$4.14.50; straights, $3."C$3.0; bakers, $2.ES
3.40. ...
WHEAT No. . 798S0c.
CORN No. 2, 44c; No. I yellow, 45Vc.
OATS No. 2, 36c; No. S white, MHKTSMc.
RYK No. 2. 65c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 8j41c; fair to
choice malting, 4o(ff34c. ... 4 ,
gUCTjo. 1 "i. (c: No. 1 northwest
ern, 94c: nrlme timothy, $2.86; closer, con
tract sr'de tin.MV5lft.ii0. ...
PROVISIONS Mes pork, ner bb, $11 S7
711.60. Ird, per 100 lbs., $H.7Tfl" Short
ribs sides iioos " "fii37.75. dhort clear
sldea (boxed), $8.75(B7.W).
The following were the receipts of flour
ana grain:
cember, 76c; May. 8W8oVic
t'ORN-Hlgher; No. 2 cash, 41c: track, 42
042Wic; December, 41mc; May, 41c.
OATS-Hlgher; No. 2 cah, 36; track, 17c;
December, 6c; May. gc; No. 2 white, 3$
, . .'7. .
ki K Klrm, 644c.
VlAi UK Steady: red winter noi.nt. una
1 tiifo 1 ' 8tTa'"lB. $3.70(54.06;
Bh.Kl Timothy, steady. $3.20ig2.0.
CORNMEAL Steady, $2.30.
BRAN Steady: ascked. east track. iTiturin
HAY Firm: tlmothv. t7.60Ml2no- nr.iri.'
fw.w'ii'.w.
IKON COTTON TIES $1.06.
B A GGLNO-a 6Uc.
HEMP TWIN&. '
PROVISIONS Pork. easier! 1Mn.
risiiiMm .mesa, . u.ss. . JJira, Slronge.,
W.67W. Bacon. eAstr! Horf .vtr. ,
$.12Ur' clear ribs, $8.62ty; short clear, $8 37!
POUHTRY Quiet; chickens, 7c; springs.
r -c, lurieyi,. 11c; , aucas, icavic; geese.
BUTTER Quiet: ereamerv. IfMfKtn
' EGaS-FIrm, 22c. loss off.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flou?. bblS.n..
wyt, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu.. .......
Rye. bu..,
liar ley, bu
rte"-'-ts. 8hlpn",s.
... 15.no 15,no
...P-S.IO 142,O0
...2!.600 ' 3?9.0n0
...175,300 , 217.700
10.5 l.OlO
...109.VJ0 13.500
On the Produce exchange today tha but
ter market was easy; creameries, 165J21 He;
dairies, 14n8'4c. Ecps. Arm. at mark.
rasea Included, 194ft2lV. Cheese, easy, 10
tfllC.
Flour. . bhls ...
Wheat, bu.....
Corn,: bu.i...;.
Oats, bu , .
.;. 106,000
... 26.0),
... 35,000
6.000
60.000
9.000
3(,000
T"
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Qnotatlona of the Day on Varlons
Commodities. '
NEW YORK, Nov. 1 FLOUR Receipts,
10,277 barrels; exports, 23.987 barrels; siles,
12,800 barrels. The market was quiet
but steadier. Winter patents, $4.00fj4.35;
winter straights, $3.95tt4.10; Minnesota pat
ents, $4.tjU4i4.5: winter extras, 13.ni3 40:
Minnesota bakers, $3. 754.10; - winter low
grades, 12.KOUJ.2u. Kye flour, quiet, $3.40;
cnoice 10 iancy, j.oi(i ttucxwneat nour.
dull, $3.40.
COKNMEAL Bteady; yellow western.
u.uo; cuy, n.vo: hiin-anea, n.afui-Zi.
HYE Dull; No. 2 wentern, nominal
f. o. h alluat, state snd Jerxt y. 60.iivM
BARLEY Quiet: feeding, 42 e. L f.,
BufTaio; mal init. 5!i5:ic c. l. f., Buff.ilo.
WrlJSAT Receipts, ,4 hu.; exports
16.844 bu. The market for spot was firm;
No. $ red. 864iS6c: No. S red. 864c 1. o. b.,
nusij io. l iiiirinrrn iiuiuin, Hc I. o. D.
anoai: in o. 1 nara oianitooa. nominal r. o
b., afloat. Options were flrmer this morn
ing, led by Iember. -whlrh was difficult
to buy, owing to light storks here, al
though wexturn markntn quoted rither
weak on uecemnor; Inter ins big wwttlv
clearances helped prices, and they ,los?d
v;Jlo anovo- last night- My, 82ir8j.a
cloced 8:-c; July closed ,9V; Dsco.nutr,
16 l-liitlHiS-lfc. ilojed S66-16C.
CORN Receipts, 93.5CO bu: exports 7S.145
fcu. Tha market for spot was firm; No. 2,
eievaior ana niic 1. o. o.. anoai; No,
I yellow, 61c; No. 2 whits, 62'4c. Oplloii
market waa flrmer also on further bullish
crop news. gooo. pun support and light of
ferlngs. The close waa Vc net higher
May. 49iMttc. closed 49i,c; December,
fee ls-wosie. closed iie,
OATS Receipts. 97.600 bu: exports, 27,883
bu. Ths market for spot was dull: No. 2.
41Hc: standard whits, 434c; No. t, 404c
No. 2 white. 43 He; No. 3 white, 42Sc; track
White. 41Mi46Vic.
HAY Quiet; shipping. HotiCec; good to
choice. fff9o.
HOPS Firm; state, common to choice
!". 24(i32c; 12, 2li25Sc: olds. (KyiJc; Pa
cltto coaat, 1!jJ, JlaJc; )903. 21H2jW; olds,
HIDES 8teadv; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
lc; California. 21 to 26 It., 19c; Texas dry.
U to SO lbs.. 14c.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 238864.o.
RICE Steady ; domestic, fair to extra,
'rrv Jarmn nolnnl.
PROVISIONS Beef, dull: family, $1000
iil0 50; mea, Mwt0- beef hnm. $?1.6K
tJOO; rncket, Siii0flO: lv. extra !"
ies. $14 40. Cut mstis Irregiilor; pickled
iwllles. t rJVWll.OO; plcld shouldt-rs. $S Ri
(.76; pickled hma. $11 oyftl2 0i. I.ird, Arm
r; western steamed. $7.4i: retired, qule';
eontlnent. $7 76; South America. 18.45: com
pound. $8JV(-7.00 Pork steady: fimtlv.
Wi; short clear, $l$a 16.00; mess, $l$.0ui
$75.
TALLOW-Steady; city (U per pkgj.),
si; country tpkga. freel, 44fl4c.
BUTTER PecelrU. IM1 pkes.: steidy;
ereamerv. lSi?JVfc: state talrv. 15430c.
CHEESE Receipts. 4,ff7 rkgy.; nulet;
tate dairy, dull; ceim. firry -null col
ored. Bentmlr. 11-; small white. Sep
tember. HVc: Octntir 11c: lree e"lord.
September, UHc; October, 11c; large white,
fc,,ther. tv.tser, lie.
EOtWecelpts, 1.9Jf pkgs.; strong; wes
arn. JotT'l-
POULTRY Alive, s'ow; wetern chick
ens. 10c; fowls. 10'c; tirkeva, lVhltc:
dreesed. w-sk: western chickens, lltjU'c;
f jwts, 10VkjUc; turhf ys, 16c.
mianelnbla Predoce Market,
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. I BUTTER
teadv; f!r dmand; extra western creara-
rv y"o; do. nearby prints, tic.
rfl A-Pieadyj mod r-vie-t: fresh near-
Kansas City Ciraln and Provlstons. '
KANSAS CITY.' Nov. . . wllETn.
cember, -68c; May, 68TK't9c; cash No.
hard, 72V4c; No, $, SiVtiaTc; No. 4, 8K(j6c;
1 r n leu. otf n rn : ran j Kn. ijun ntr' rn
75fi77c. Receipts. 150 cars. '
UOKN-Uecemlier, ,174c; May, 38V: cash
No. 2 mixed, 30Vb; No.-2. white, 3!&fl9ykc;
No. S, 39c. .
OATS No. 2 white S6ffl3Gc: No. 5 mlierl
RYE No. 2. J9c.
HAY Choice timothy, $9 00; p'alrte, $3.00.
du 11 e.tt creamery, nwaJic; dairy
farcv. 18e. ..-..
EGGS Firm: Missouri mI Kansas. r;.a
returned, jmito tier noien : new. Nn
whltewood cases Included. 21c.
Receipts. Shipments.
wneat.- bu.... '......-..120.000 R4.000
Corn, bu 12,000 . 18.4co
Oats, bu . . 9.0C0 21.0U0
Mlnnenpolls Wheat, Floor and Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. lWHKTn..
cember. 78!c; May. 78c. On track: No, 1 j ? ijfd.
NEW YORK. Nov. -The stock market
Was submersed agiiln today under deluge of
United States Steel stocks. The general
list, however, responded much less readily
to the depressing Influence of the steel
liquidation than was the cHse yesterday.
Whenever the severe pressure on the steel
Stocks was suspendd, as happened at In
tervals, the railroad stocks rallied easily,
so that their level of prices was above
last night for about as much of the time
as It was below. The market closed In one
of the Intervals when there was no pressure
on steel, so that prices elsewhere were
rising end were well above last night.
Union Pacific and Pennsylvania show a
gain o$ n point on the day and1 a number
fif the New York corporation stocks some
what more. The early liquidation In the
steel shares Was very violent, as Is shown
by the fact that the sales of the preferred
for the first hour alone were well above
100,000 shares. It Is not to be supposed that
this enormous ' volume of dealings was
wholly liquidation. The roof professionals
traded In and out of the stocks on a very
large scale all day. It was said of one
trader who was verv active In the stock
all day that he was neither long nor short
tor more man ten minutes at a time,
while the aggregate of his indlvldue'. deal
ings amounted to many thousands of
shares. The low price touched for the com
mon stock was lOH, for the preferred 62
and for the bonds 65. The relatively
greater weakness of the preferred stock
than the bonds was noticeable In view of
the supported conversion operation by the
syndicate which would Involve the pur
chase of preferred stock for conversion Into
bonds, which .would In consequence be for
saie.
The heavy selling of the steels was the
expression of a fear that the announced
cut of $4 per ton In the price of steel bil
lets was a preliminary to a reduction of
prices or an me pronucts sno a general
process of con true Ion throughout the trade.
There were some rather specific allega
tions, also, that some or the selling was
traceable to sources from which It might
be prompted by chanaes In the executive
department of the corporation.
The stock market seemed to face with j
equanimity the prospect of another poor
hank showing tomorrow. In addition to
the losses to the subtreanuiy of $7,091.Ofi0
tne ianks nave made not shipments oy
direct express to the west and south of
upwards or w,ow,oo. The indicated cash
decrease of more than $10,000,000 Is about
equal to the surplus reserve shown by the
dsiiks in last weea s statement, rne stocK
market community seemed to rest in a
sense of security that this threatening
showing somehow would be averted from
reflection In tomorrow's bank statement as
It was last week and for two weeks preceding.
Further Inrge shipments of currency were
made today and the rate of call loans
touched as high as 6 per cent, but sterling
exchange fell as low as the low point of
Monday, when gold was engaged In Lon
don, and there can be no doubt that an
Inflow of gold wou'd easily result from any
additional pressure for money.
The bond market continued dull, but the
price movement was Irregular. Total sales,
par. value, were $2,429,000. United States 2s
declined Si per cent on the last call.
Following are the closing ouotatlons on
the New York Stock exchange:
. Sales. High. Low. Close.
Atchison 23.7B1 ti& 4Mi 1 MTfc
do Dfd. .:.:..... 1.0K5 90 89V4 SSi'4,
Baltimore & Ohlo....l3,5l'2 754 74 7&14
do pfd 100 88 88 87
Canadian Pacific 1,4J0 118 117 117
t en. or New jersey if
Chesapeake & Ohio.
Chicago & Alton....
do pra
Chicago Great-West..
do B nfd
Chi. & Northwestern..
Chi. Term. A Trans..
do pfd
C. C. C. ft St. L......
Colorsdo Southern....
do 1st pfd...
do 2d pfd
Delaware Hudson..
DeL, Lack. & West...
Denver & Rio Grande.
do nfd
Erie "..
., do 1st pfd
do 2d Dfd
Great Northern pld.
HocKing vaney
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
Kan. City Southern.
,do pfd
Louis. St Nashville..
Msnhattan L 2,370
Metro. 8L Ry 210
Minn. A St. Louis 200
Missouri Pacific 15.700
Mo., Kan. & Texas
do rfd 100
Nat. R. R. Mexico pfd loo
New York Central....
Norfolk & Western....
do pfd
Ontario A Western... 700 10 1BVt 1974
Pennsylvania 30,877 117V4 US'. 117
Pitts.. C, C. ft Bt. L,.
the fsll In ths rata of New York exchsnra.
Business on the stock msrket was stsg
nnnt, the market being Influenced by the
fall In Americana and the talk of large ex
ports of gold to Argentine and the possi
bility of withdrawals of gold to America.
Consols weakened in consequence of fears
of dear money, but closed with a better
tendency. Americans opened weak, espe
cially Steel shares, reflecting the market In
New York. They moved Irregularly, but
hardened In the last hour and closed Arm.
PARIS. Nov. 6. Business on the bourse
today opened Indecisive and rather ngi
tnted. late In the session there was an
Improvement In Internationals, and at the
close the market waa firm. Rio Tlntos lost
f. The private rate of discount was 1 13-ls
per cent. Three per cent rentes. 9Sf 15c for
the account. Exchange on London, 26fUC
for checks.
RRKMN. Nov. (t Storks on the bourse
today were weaker on New York advices.
Discount rates: Short bills. 3 per cent;
thrt-o months' bills, 8 per cent.
Oil AAA-LIVE STOCR MARKET
Cattlt Becs'pti Lift and Sot Much
Change in tilling Fri:t".
HOGS SOLD
LITTLE LOWER
5ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. l-MONET-On call,
strong. 4Hffi6 per cent: closing bid, t per
cent; offered st 8 per cent; time money, dull
ana nrm, bM'g per cent tor an prouun.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER per
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with
actual business In bankers" bills at $4.84243
4.R42r for demand and at $4.8niiCKn 4 strTO for
sixty days' bills; posted rates, $4.81H4.82
Limited Demand for heen and I.a nib a
of All Klnda and Market C'onld Be
tlnoted Slow and Fifteen to a
Quarter Lower for Week.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. $.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. S.ieep.
Official Monday 11.711 V.i
uiuciai .Tuesday. 1 4,4i
Oltlcial Wednesday 4.98
Official Thursday 8.809
Official Friday 2.0U0
and $4,854; commercial bills, $4.S04ft
SILVER Bar, 58c;
Mexican dollars,
easier; railroad.
BONDS Government
Irregular.
The closing 'quotations on ponas
follows:
U. B. ret. ts. ni....l7U.iL. ft N. nl. 4i......
do coupon 107 Manbattas a. B. 4l..lrav
do Is, ri 10'4iMl. Central 4l 70V
do coupon loavu do lit Ino HVa
Sn mmm 41 ra lMWlUInn Sr St. L. 4S... 97
..13V.4.M., K. m T. aa ',.7
..ins do Is H
..11IH . ft. ft. of U. t. 4s TJ
..1014 N. Y. C. g. ISa
..101hn. J. C. b. a U0
..lOOSlNo. Paolto 4a lm
.. Mul do la 1
.91 'N ft W. 9. 4a
.101) .O. 8. L 4a ft par.... 9IH
. 96Pann. eonT. IVka
.104 Reading fan. 4a H
. S Rl. L. ft I. M. e.
4a...
do coupon
so old 4a, r
do coupon . ,
do Ka, reg...
do coupon ,
Atchison gn. .
do adj. 4a...,
Atlantic C. L.
B. ft O. 4s
do ma ,
Central of Oa. Si.
do lit Inc
C. ft O. 4a
Chlc-.ro ft A. 3Hl
C, B. ft Q. n. 4.
C. M. ft 9. P. (.41. .HA Ko.
C. ft N. W. c. 7a....l20iSo.
C. R. I. ft P. 41..
do col. Il
rrc. st. u t. 4i
ChlraRO Tar. 4l
Con. Tobacco 4a
Colo, ft So. 41
D. ft R. O. 4s
Frla prior Hen 4a...
do sen. 4a
F. W. D. C. Ja...
Hooking Val. 49...
Offered.
.101lRt. L ft . F. fg. 49. 91
. T3 St. U 8. W. 19 S
. HS'iRea board A. L. 4a.... M
pacino as
Rallwar 6a li:H
7i"Taa ft P. 19 117
J IT St. L. W. 49..
MVl'nlon Paelflc 4a lotv.
do conr. 4i M
III. R. Steal Id 99 te
Kv.hanh la 113
do drb. B w .
98 W. ft L. K. 4a M
3Wlaconiln Can. 4a... I.
. l Colo. Fu1 conr. aa.. 70 '
106
75
Ml
Oct IS..,
Oct. 1..,
Oct. 17..
Oct. li.
Oct 19...
Oct. 20..
Oct 21...
Oct. 22..,
Oct. ..,
Oct. -di..
Oct. 25..
Oct 2..
Oct 27..
Oct. 28..
Oct. 29..
Oct. 30..
Oct. 81..
Nov. I.
Nov. 2.
Nov. 3.
Nov. 4.
Nov. 6.
Nov. 6.
Boston Stock annotations.
BOSTON, Nov.',-Call loans,
cent: time loans. 54j6 per cent. Ofl
closing prices on Btocks and bon.ds:
Atchtion 4a Allouea
Mex. Can. 4a. S Amalaamated ....
Atchison 61 H Blnsham
do pfd So:, Cat. ft Heels
Ronton ft Albanr...t4l .Centennial
Boiton ft Malna....l70 Copper Range ...
Roaton Klevated ....140 Itiomlnloa Coal . .
N. v., N. H. ft H..W Franklin
Kltchburg pfd m iinle Koyala
t'nlon Pacific 71 Mohawk
Mex. Central m'oid Dominion ...
Amcr. Sugar lis lOfceola
do pfd lltPirrot
rom. I. ft 8 I Uulncy
Maaa. Electric 18'4 Ban la Fa Copper
do pfd 14 Tamarack
United Fruit M Trinity
Dal? Weat ST United SUtea ..
V. 8. Bteel 1014 Utah
do pfd 63 Victoria -..
Weitlnghouie com... 46 Winona
Adrentura 4 Wolverlna
per
mciai
4
. M
23
440
Wi
44
. ',i
: 5
, M
. 10
. 17
. 9 '
, 1'
. 90
. i
. 17
, 2
. i
. I
. i
ew York Mining; aotatloas,
NEW YORK, Nov. , The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks
Adimi Con 10 ontano
l.tai
1.700
ioo
100
00
230
400
100
200
4r
200
.. 14.197
.. 246
sovt
15
2K
1A4
8V4
n&
"nii
M
214
700
2H
48
2?
27-!
fi4
15
25
1'H
12"
M
:oh
26.
48
30
28 T,
64
U
46
lti3
8
18
fiK
W-k
21
152
2.40
19
to
ti
48'4
loll
71Vt
80
733 1304 1S0V4 130
100 20 20 19N4
100 32H 32, 32
174
304
100
m
if
44
1HU.
siv,
87
Alice 14
tlreece 10
Brunawlck Con I
Comatock Tunnel ... B
Cos. fa I. aV Va 106
Horn Silver 106
Iron Silver ....liu
Leadvllla Con ....... 4
Offered.
Little Chief ..
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoil
Kavag
.4lerra Nevada
.4mall ' Hopes .
standard
.460
T
13
1
12
14
33
16
215
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Nov. 8 Rank clearings for to
day are $1,373,956.84, an increase over the
corresponding date 01 last year 01 iiw,
$37.94.
7.000
1004 99W
WiV, 1344
110 li'4
45H 44
S5 85
38 38
2.235 119H lli4 117
1.150 6SH 56 F6S
Ko
l,tk0 U.Wl
b.tM 16.1
i,m 18,421
4,740 7,560
a.Oli 71.916
21.328 75,815
15.367 75,2
15,304 9o,l
18,6r0 91.6)
29.839 70.220
Five davs this week. ..28.934
Same days last week.... 33.402
Mama week before 34,371
Same three weeks ago..2H,4l5
Same lour weeKs ago.... 31.747
Same days last vear 23.340
RECEIPTS J? OR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at bouth Omana for
the year 10 data and comparisons with last
year:
1903. 1902. inc. ukv.
Cattle 927,($ o4i.0t0 fco.712
Hogs I,oo6,326 l.oW.997 -fi'o
Sheep 1,624,747 1,411.641 113,106
Averase trii i.mwi tor boss at South
Omaha for tha last several days with com
parisons:
SHIP YOUR HIDES, TALLOW AflD WOOL
In any quantity and get highest market prices. Write for infor
mation, prices and shipping tags which are Bent free by our
Louse which is located nearest to you.
j, s. srj.iTE3 &go.,
WHOLESALE HIDE MERCHANTS
OMAHA, NEB. SIOUX CITY, IOWA. GRAND ISLAND. NEB.
Date. I 190$. 11901. 11901. UW. IWe.lUM. lUH-
6 So
6 22H
5 11 H
6 U3.,
6 16.
6 11.
6 144,
6 26
5 14
0 us
4 97
7 O0
S 81
7 16
7 02
a
$ 92
( 82
( 7i;
76
74
6 71
a
6 61
6 61
61
K t, 69
41 97tkl 6 61
I 6 54
4 86l 6 51
4 80V.I A 49
4 73V 6 61
4 7241 6 62
18
22
29;
27
21
a
6 26
ix. 1
i 99
6 01
6 06
00
e
6 891
i 81
5 72
6 67
5 73
6 72,
4 $2
4 72
4 M;
4 62
4 51
4 10 tiT
4 631 4 61
I 4 13
t oz
4 15 $ 1i $ f
$ tn
$ 69
a
$ 14
4 61
4 61
4 48i
4 68
4 64
. e
4 52
4 60
4 47
4 61
4 ix:
6 82:
5 71( 4 W
4 16
4 14
4 13
4 1
4 10
4 10,
I 71 3 54
1 66, $ 52
2 t $ 63
U
$661
$ 681 $ 40
$ 64 $ 41
b.
1 47
3 64
4 OS.
4 03) 3 561
4 01 S 66,
4 b0 4 04 $ 46 $ 41
9 ao
3 43
4 041 1 46
4 021 3 61
3 5:
6 71 4 64 4 01
3 4J
a 38
3 38
3 3
a
$ a
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p, r s.
C, M. A St. P. Ry.... 6
Union Pac. System.. 6 11 15 1
F.. E. A M. V. R. R. . 14 15 U I
C. St. P., M ft O.... 2
B. & M. HV M
C. B. & Q. Ry 4
Jv. U. ft HI. J 14
C, R. I. ft P., east.. ..
C, R. I. ft P., west.. , 1
Illinois Central
Chicago O. W
Total receipts 89
The rllsnnsltlon of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. ogs. oneep.
slow and weak on practically all grades.
There was not a large run In sight, but
the quality of tha offerings was not very
good and buyers were slow to take hold.
Eat sheep and lambs were sesree this
morning and those that were offered wera
of Inferior quality. Trading was slow, with
the tendency of prices downward. For tha
weeg, the market Is generally 15j26e lower,
the greatest decline being on wethers and
earnngs. Iambs have been so scarce that
prices hsve not suffered as badly aa on
sheeD. The feeder market vu lmn alnw
and weak. Values have declined Just about
nm eama as in me case or Killers, common
stufr. In fact, Im very hard to move at any
figure.
uuotatlona for rrsss atonic Choice weat.
em lamhS. &4. MO!. 7R full. In MmnA lamha
$4.25f4.50: choice yearlings, $3.2Wfi3.40: fair
to good yearlings. $3.onU'3.26; choice weth
ers, $3.00fi3.l6; fair to good wethers, ti.Wt
8.00; good to choice ewes, 2 50i2.75: fair to
fFSi-f r'"i M-25' 6: choice fwder lambs,
$3.904.10; fair to good feeder Itimba, $3.26(
J.i5; baby lambs, $2.50p3.00: feeder year
'IruT". $3(K&3.26: feeder wethers, $2.75S3.(;
l"" i.outQ7i.ou; cuus, l.U02.0O. KfP-
resentatlva as lea;
NO. A V P.
185 South Dakota swea v. 82 1 50
jo jseoraska bucks 102 1 75
22 Nebraska ewes 87 2 25
47 South Dakota, emea IK a sr.
276 Nebraska ewes 88 $ 60
6 Nebraska ewes , 71 i 60
383 Wyoming feeder lambs 54 $60
a nuiive ewes 175 00
102 Wyoming feeder ewna . 77 1 an
155 Wyoming feeder ewes 90 $ 05
is Wyoming ewes 90 2 50
3 Wyoming ewes 88 2 60
4 Wyoming ewes 107 3
88 Wyoming yearlings SS 3 (u
i4 Wyoming vearlinga 7H a n,i
11 Wyoming feeder vearllna-a Bi) ! n.
293 Wyoming feeder lambs 47 S 21
123 Utah feeder lambs 63 $ 25
113 Utah feeder lambs K9 a n
111 Utah feeder lambs 69 3 40
86 Wyoming lambs 85 K .
373 Wyoming lambs 7 4 $5
1
CHICAGO UVH STOCK MARKET.
14
ii is
14
15 11
3
10 1
3
a e
4 .
2
1
1
78 27
tib
419
81
au8
.18.0WI
. 700
400
220
Reading
do 1st pfd..
do 2d pfd.,
Rock Island
do pfd
St. L. ft Bun Fran
do lit pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. Southwestern...
do pfd.
Bt. P"l
do nfd.
Southern Pacific : 6,001
Southern Railway 9A
lo pra w
Texss & Paelflc ?00
Toledo. St. L. ft W.. 1""l
d pfd 101
Vnlun Pacific 29.5W
do nfd ,., 1
Wabawh ?.
8.nnn
9.670 44H 43
45
13V4
hard. 81Hc; No- 1 northern, 80S: No,
norinern, (-c; ino. i nortnern, 7iai74c.
FLOUR First pat?nt, J4.6Hft4.7u; record
patents. $4.5 '.iji4 60; t'rst clears, $J.4urj3 uj;
second clears. $2 41? 70. ,
BHAN In bulk, $1$..
1 Milwaukee Grain Market,
MILWAUKEE. Nov. $. WHEAT Firm:
No. I northein 82c; No. 2 northern, SOflllc:
December. 7S,c bid. '
RYK Firm: No. 1. 6H67c.
BARLEY Dull; rtandard. 60861c: sample.
CORN No. 3. 46i!847c: December, 4Vi
44Sc asKed.
Liverpool Grain Slarket.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. WHEAT No. 3
red western winter. teady at ta3d,- No. 1
nortl ern spilup, no stock. Fulu.ea, steadv
Ducemlier, 66d; Mnnh, 6siVid; slay, 63
8ad.
CORN Spot." qule.t; futures, steady: De.
cemter, 4a l; June, 4s d.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, Nov. 6.-8EEDS-Clover, cash,
$.6J'4; December, $0.6:14,; January. $6.2"A;
reoruary. ie.66; March, $8.67V .Prime al
slke. to. DO. prima timothy. $1.12. .
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. Nov. .-CORN-Flrni at'40o. '
OATS bteady; No. $ white Jfci37ic: No.
4 white, BVtiMi'ic.
WH16KY-$1.26.
14 070 138V.
110 17SV.
411
171
73
22V4
17
25
72
85
10W
S'4
16
Wheel, jfc Ialre I!-le.. 1.110
W'scop-'n Central
o pfd 300
r1ree FT"res Cr
ro-lcnn Fxnress Co
I'r,tnrl States
WePs-F-'-sm
A"nal. Conpee i Ra
Am. Cr ft Foundry.. 3 "n
do nfd iift
Am. Unseed Oil iro
do nfd
Am. I o-omotlve l,?on
. do rd 414
Am. S-"elt. ft ReHn.. Wf
An nfd fOO
V3H
57T4
45
13
i.rii
8"
2'i
17
26
704
85
1U
S'V
15
34, 32i
10.1.
1"
78
4014.
87
i
66
9i
'mi
71V,
4114
65
a
77
60
24H
57'4
63
fO
44H
13
2o
138
172
4'H
'7
T3'4
r2
17
rs
T"4
5
JS'4
134,
ir,i.'t
ST',
18".
100
3'4
19
68
?5
1?H
75
4?4
8fiV
Cotton Market.
vi.'ir vriot" ki.. a roTTnv Th
market opened firm .at a oecllne cf 4 point
on the near positions, which were afucted
by rather disappointing oable and liquida
tion, and at an auvance of 12 points un tha
Inter mnntha. which were influenced bv
J continued bull support and the outlook for
1 c- d weather In the western belt. Right
on the call the market became sensation
ally active and was soon advancing at al
most as .rapid a rate as yesterday, with
prices In the first ten or twelve minutes
some 13 to 15 points higher on bull support
and a fresh flurry of shorts, who were
alarmed over the. Opening bulge of 20
points In New Orleans, and the aggresslva
attituae 01 tne local duii leaner. iue mar
ket. Influenced by Wall street pressure,
worked downward until the ariy afternoon
it waa 12 to 18 uolnts below the high doI
of the morning. At 'the lower level the
bull leader, continued to. buy persistently
and as the session progressed shorts again
became panic-stricken, covered in volume
and forced the market up to the high point
of the session, which occurred just before
the close, when December sold at 10 9)c,
January at 10.87c, March at 10 9JC and-May
at 10.90c. The market was Anally 'firm, 2
or S points down from the best. Sales wera
estimated at wkj.ooo Daiea.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 6.-COTTON
Firm; sales, 3,500 bales; ordinary 7c; good
ordinary, 6 7-16c; middling, . 10 i-16c; good
middling. lHc: middling fs.tr, 11c. Re
ceipts, 12,237 bales; stock. 183.919 t a! s Fu
tures were Bteady; November, l0.5Vfr10.67c;
December. i;.f210.63c; January, 10.69-fi 10.70c;
Februury. 10 710.770; March, 10.S7SJ 10 88e ;
April. 10.910.04c; May. Il.01ll.o2o; June,
11. 06fi11. 07c
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 6.-4TOTTOX Spot,
moderate business done, prices 414 points
higher. Arne lean middling fair, 6 201; g-od
middling. 6.02d; middling. 6 9l1: low mid
dling, 588d; good ordinary, 6.70d; ordinary,
5.58d. The rales of the day were 6.000 bales,
of which 500 were for speculation and ex
port and Included 5.100 Am -r can. Rco'pta,
15.000 balea. Including 14.400 American. Fu
tures opened easy and closed a'eady. Amer
ican middling, jr. o. r.. November, 6.781;
November and December. 5 72d: December
and January, 5.6:iu5 70d; January and Feb
ruary, 0.68d; February and March. 5 67d;
Msrrh and April, 66Td: Ap-ll and Miy,
5 tW-iiO ff7'l ; Mv and Jun. 5.66d: June and
Julv. 6 651; July and August, 6 64d.
ST. LOIMS. Nov. . COTTON Firm;
middling. 10V.C. gales, none: recelp'a, 1.000
bales; shipments, none; stock. 4.141 bales.
Omaha Pnrltlne- C'.n 218
Swift and Company 4!9 (82
Cudahy Packing Co 495 965
Armour ft Co 137 8W
Omaha P. Co.. S City... 67
Cudahy P. Co., K.. u.... aai
Armour ft Co.. S. City 1.202.
Vansant & Co 153
Lobman ft Co 44 ....
W. I. Stephen 25
Hill ft Son
IJvlr.gstone & Root 29 ....
H. F. Hamilton 87 .r..
L. F. Huss
Sam Werthelmer 67 ....
Morton A Oregson 611
Mike Hagerty..... MB
Other buyers 2t7
Totals $.$74 '4.636 8.594
CATTLE There was a small run of cat-
.1. I Kla mnrnlnlr. hut. the Same SS
usual on a Friday, th demand was rather
limited and there was no life to the trade.
The close of the market In particular was
slow and as a result the late arrivals did
not sell to as good advantage as those
that came In earlier in ma aay. -
.ra.vrv few cornfed steers on
k..,M k t h hetter grades sold at lust
aboui Bteady prices. When it came to the
.h,.ri:-H aiiifT. however, the market was
very slow, ana ir anyimng 1 nnw
.i.., ni ,.ottl though, has been sell-
11 me wwr.' aus
7,600
Am. P.ir Reflnlng... i" M5S li4t 115
its
3Z
84V4
Ualath Grain Market.
DULUTH.- Nov. WHEAT On track.
No. 1 northern, 79'c; No. I northern, 77c:
December. 7,'ic; May, lifoc.
OATS 84Sc.
NEW
iiv tvA
ire
400 147
100 SO
eve.
$M4
9S 9'4
140 147
Sugar and Molassea.
YORK. Nov. -. 8UOAR H.w
quiet: fair refining, 1 6-16c; centrifugal 9
teai, a-c. nuiunwi sugar, ll-ltc; reaned
quiet; No. , 4.1ic; No. 7, 4-2ic; No. 8. 4 2K-;
No. 9, 4 15c; No. 10. 4.10c; No. 11, 4.06c; No
12, 4c; No. 13, 3 9V. No. 14. I.UIc; confec
tloneia' A. 4.00t4.6uc: mould A. 4 9c; cut
louf. 64oc; crushed. 5.40c; uowdered. 4 4uc:
cubet, 2 9- c. I
MOI.ASSES-Stetdy; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 3ltl2c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4. SUGAR
Quiet; open kettle, cuntrlfugal, StiJll-lc;
centrifugal, granulated, 4"c: -white, tc;
ellow, IVtil ,c; seconds. Jfl 7-16c.
MOLASSES Oien kettle, 234c; centrif
ugal, steady, IHiISc Syrup, steady, S&yai'o,
Evanoratoal Annies svntt Dried Vrnlta.
NEW YORK. Nov. C EVAPORATED
APPLES The market Is quiet, but prices
are firm, owing to limited supplies: com
mon are quoted at 4ajVxC; prime. 6Vuc;
choice. k7ilV,c; fancy. 7a '
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune 1
eniain rallit-r culet, and some concessions
re rt-ported to have been made oa medium
vises. The range, however, still runs from
IV to 7c on all grades. Apricots are at a
n.oderat jobbing demand and prices are
tli in; choice are quoted st v-v oa'tc; extra
choice, lt'jliao; tamy, Uoi:aO. Pes, -has
a re quiet; ihire are quoit at "VU.'ue;
na. Mlntlf On JTO
?rook. Raold Trsnslt.l!.G80
f"o'i. Foe' Tron
Pol""', t'ne'r. Cost
ror'-oi'-'-'ed oa
Oererr' ""trio
Inter. Pnper
do pfd
In'er. Pump
do nfd..
Ksiionel wlc"lt
National Id
vats A -I'-tcnn
psclc M-ll
Pirl' Os
Pt' Steel Car...,
it-v r'd
pi'. ilp'-e Car
R'nttr."" Steel
do vtfd 1
p.-Vhe- OoodB
do r'd
"r.r- r-nt A Iron...
V 8 thither
do rd
V rl. "Mptier
v p1
XT S) ..r
do nfd
North. B-cu'l'les
Total sales of the day S98.400 shares
That
Ing at very uneven prices all the week, aj
noT-iiora an not at all anxious for warmed
Wr. atntr so long as they can get grassers.
Vk. n,.,lwl atKrted out in pretty
good shape' this morning, with price If
Snythlng stronger. After the first n round
huvers did not BDDear as
on I anxious and aa'a. result the close was slow
nt I and weak. Tht was osiwclally trua when
' I the late trains arrived. For the week the
cow market is iiauc nigncr tt.i '""""
Bulls, veal calvts and stags did not show
. u ohunss to h worthv of mention.
The few stockers ond feeders In the yards
changed hands at Just about yesterday s
prlcei where, the quality was at all good,
but where It was common It was very diffi
cult to make a sale-at any price.
Yard traders are very cautions toward
the close of the week about getting any
common cattle on hand for fear of J hf lng
obliged to carry them over until the follow-
In. ue.ll
w.r. not enough western grass
beef steers on sale to mere a test of t h(
1 . Aa nomnaril with Monday, how
ever prices are safely 10S16c h gher. Rarg3
cows were stesdy to a little lower today,
or 1520c higher than Mcnd.-y. There was
no nartlculsr change In Blockers and feed
ers. Representative sales: ,
- BEEF STEERS.
No
1
44
Ns.
It...
id,..
41...
Av. Pr.
.ml 4 00
.1197 4 65
t....
60....
....
1....
to....
11.....
I....
4
to
1020 t 00
1U60 t 00
1135 t 90
45J t 88
9U t ts
SSO 1. 50
. 200
', 'iio
1 100
. 1 0"
.
. 1""
.
800
.
. R.60
. l."
. 300
!42.
245
3IH
Tt'iai
oni
!rli
7
67"
218
TI.
7',
94
PS
'siii
'tV
?01
"a,
it IZ
K
21
a
4
r?u
MS
f3
18U
1rt4
0
1fi
34
12
70
?4
ft
215
i
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7u
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IMt
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86
l.onelon Itoek Market.
IXDNDON. Nor. I Closing quotations:
rceola. moey..
00 acou'.c
Afhiaor .,
da .f
Ml OHIO
Caaaian iae
'.'hea Uhio...
rhlcao a. w
C... M. ..
rieBeere
Denver R. O..
o Xl
Erie
du lat Btd
4a U M
is'!
.
. Si
. ;-
'. ni
.US'.
p i"1
TO
, llVk
. tlV,
N T Onf-M.
Norfolk A V.'..
00 pfd
Ontario J W..
nnaytvaaia
i4apl Mlnea ...
I.eadlns
do If, rfd....
do Id rtu
80. Rallwav ...
do pfd
So. PaclAc
liloa Paclta .
do rfd
V. 8. Steel
do Did.
Wthaah
do pfd
....t:l
.... a
i
....
l
....
.... t:4i
M
V
US
....
4m
..... n
n
11
t
..... I4
4'4
llllnola CeDlral I"
1. a- n "
U.. K. T 1
BAR SILVER Steady at fTHd per ounce.
MONEY 2H6 per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills l
f'Ari per cent: for thrive months' bilK
Sli-lOvTil per cent.
Persian Financial
I.OVDON. Nov. . Money was fairly
plentiful in the market today, although the
considerable amount which was repaid to
the Hank of Kimla-nd i-Hwsvd a har.lvnlns
Wool Market.
ROSTON, Nov. . The commercial bul
letin will say tomorrow: There has been a
little better Inquiry for wool, but buyers
are conservstlve. Stocks Include fair solid
lines of territory fleece and scoured, with
a big volume of sxtiiple lots placed. In
prices there Is no change, and the tone of
the market la strong. A careful estimate
of the stock of domestic wool In Boston
fur sale places It at about 60,000,000 lbs., and
Is unusually light for this season. Other
eHsiern markets are cleaned up, and man
ufacturers supplied are verv email. No
supplies can be bought anywhere to com
pete with the present offerings on this
market. Europe U short of wool of one--I
quarter blood grade and below. In twelve
months such grades havs advanced 63 per
cent. In Europe. The shipments of wool
from Boston to date from December 31,
19U2, are 199.307.618 lbs., against 23,199,150
lbs. at the same dat Inst year. The re
ceipts to date are 264.699.857 lbs., against
23i.4c3.341 lbs. for the same period last
y NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-WOOL-Flrm; do
meftlo fleece. 2832c.
BOSTON. Nov. 6. WOOL The following
sre tne quotations Tor leading aescriptions.
Oh'o and Pennsylvania. XX and above.
J1G36C: No. 1. S(j33c; No. I. Zlfi.32c; tine
iinwn'shed, 24&"25c; half blood, unwnahed.
S5Ui2o; three-onrter Moon, unwnsried.
25fi2e; quarter blood, unwsahed, 25f15Vrc:
fine washed Deinne, 36c. Michigan, X and
above, 27-- No. 1. 2!4jf30c: No. 2. 280?9c;
fine unwashed, 21i'22c; quarter blood, un
wanhed, 7412; three-eighths blood, un
washed. 24B25c; half b'ood. unwashed. tft
25o: fine unwashed liemine. iifTia. Ken
tucky, Indiana, etc., thre-elghths blood,
?4'o;ific; quitrter blood. Stft'Se; hrald. Kf'i'Ze.
Territory, lanno. i-r. j,1-, u-, hiid mniiii".
Pfll7; medium. lRri9: Wvomlng. fin. 119
I'm-; fins mediu-". IfttiU-: neOlim. 1 gv, !.-.
Utah, nne medium 174J17V-C: medium. lf!J
lie. Dakota nne. 'Sdjloc: fine medium. 16Mr
iTVje: medium, 19i Mr. Montana "no chol9.
isfrriir; tin" ml!u"' chol- 19!f c; staple,
hrf,,. 1 1 I ofret.
BT. I.Ol'IS. Nov. WOOL Steady; me
dium grades, cocblne and clothing. 17h
214c; light flne. 16il7vic; heavy fin. 12c
itc; tub washed, 2o330c.
rosTeo Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. .-CflFKEE Ths
spot market was steady; Flo. No. 7 In
voice. He; mill. Bteady; Cordova, 7
l'Jc. The market for futures opened
steadv at unchanged prices to a decline of
l'l points under heavy liquidation by re
cent buyers, who wera apparently discour
aged bv the rather mors optimlxtlo reports
received noncernlng the crop. Tha market
was finally steady at unchanged price to
a decline of Is points. Sale wero 91
bales including December st 6 7o56 7c;
January, i Stic; Mri h. 6"i96c; MVj
lfc4ic; July, $y0cj twplember.
A. Pr.
t4t 4 60
1174 4 90
lZII 4 9S
COYS.
Tt6 I 6 I
4 i 55 1
: 1 to t
. . HEIFERS.
1:0' t co 4
318 t Ml '
CALVES.
tit). I M
1 HA 1
'"STEERS AND HEIFERS.
"STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
.. ..... 4iJ t 4 ' 47 WOO I M.
.. k3 40
BULLS.
. .1009 2 00
NRTtRABKA.
17 feeders.. 507 2 00 22 f-eders
6 feeders.. 568 3 00 31 feeders
10 steers.. ..low 3 85
8 heifers... 397 1 65
1 heifer.... 210 $
1 cow WOO I 'A
CHICAGO.
OMAHA.
MINNCAftllS
Hduorde,
Uootl
Room A
nanhattan Bldtr.,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
Dealers In
Grain, Provisions, Stocks
Bought and gold for cssh or on reasonable
margins.
Members Important Exchanges. Pr$
at Wires.
Writ for our dally market letter and pri
vate telegraph cipher mailed free.
Ship Your Grain to Us.
' r'acllitles. Liberal Advances.
Prompt Returns.
' " ... rtlda-. Phono it41t
Omaha, Nebraska.
. ti. Winnipeg.
1..
454
75S
2 75
2 76
Light Receipts of Cattle and Sheep,
With Fair Receipts of Hogs.
2,000 head. Including lob head of Texans and
iuu neaa or westerns. The market wag
steady; good to prime steers, $5.005.50; poor
to medium, $3.50'Jt4.75; stockers and feeders.
$2.0or04.l6: cows, $1.00'n3.60; heifers, $2.0rv
4.1b; canners, $1.0iw?i.2.25; bulls, $1.7di.20'
calves. $2.00W7.25: Texas fed steers. 13.00
3.50: western steers, $2.904.15.
nous-Keceints. 14.000 head: est mated
tomorrow, 11,000 head. The market opened
10c lower, but closed strong; mixed and
butchers. $4.65(f5.25; good to choice heavy,
$4.85fj6.10; rough heavy, $4 4044.80; light,
$4.7ooi6.20; bulk of sales. $4 8iii5.u0.
nriri.r.r' AN ij LAM Bo Receipts. 8,000
head. The market for sheep and lambs was
lllo Miliar- rnnil tn .knln. thra it Aft.
3.85; fair to choice mixed, $2.8003.30; western
sneep, z.tKri3.60: native lambs, $3.&&ia3.76;
western lambs, $3.50iii6.15,
Kansas. City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 5,000 head of natives, 600 head of
Texans. 400 head of native calves and 100
head of Texas calves. The market for corn
Jed steers was weak to lower; for western
and grass fed beeves, 40650c lower than
last week; for native cows, dull; for range
cows, steady to weak; for Blocker and
feeders, weak; native steers, $4.45i&6.36; fair
tn vmA M 1 flrfV 1 IK .(.li.r. an4 tmAorm
$2.00U3.76'; western fed steers. $2.154.00;
Texas and Indian steers. I2.15CT3.00: Texas
cows, $1.35(82.05; native cows. $1. 262.70; na
tive rieirere, 2.6ofo4-40: canners, Jl. 00O2.00;
bulls, 11.752.35; calves, $1.753.00.
HOOS Receipts, 6,200 head. The market
was 5ft 10c lower; top, $5.12"; bulk of sales,
$4.756&.0o; heavy, $4 54.95; mixed packers.
$4.955.10; light. $4.90j)6.12Vi; yorkers, $5.0&
5.12H; pigs'. $4.505.06.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.0WI
head. .The market was steady:'- native
lambs. $3.2566.20; western lambs, $2.90fi 5.00 ;
fed ewes. $2.3ofj3. 76; Texas clipped yearlings.
$2.504.00; Texas clipped sheep, $2.40&3.76;
Stockers and feeders, 82.00(33.60.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 3,627 head. The market for steers was
steady to a shade lower; for bulla and
cows, slow, A few cara were unsold. Na
tive steers, S3.25&5.16; oxen and stags,
$3.10fc3.50; bulls, $2. 60(3.90; export, $4."9
4.50: cows. $1.10Ti3.25 Cables quoted live
cattle steady at 10$illc per pound, dressed
weight; sheep steady at 10Val2o; lambs,
13c, dressed weight; refrigerator beef at
SH-BSMic per pound.
CALVES Receipts. 122 head. The msr
ket was Arm; veals. 4&8c; grassers, $2.30
2.60; westerns, $3.00; city dressed veals,
slow at Mfl2Vic per pound.
HOU8 Receipts, fcl head. The market
was 5c higher; Pennsylvania and state
hogs. $5.30u6.6O,
SHEEP A.ND LAMBS Receipts, 1.893
head. The market for sheep was slow
and barely steady; for lambs, steady to
10C higher. Sheep. $:.O83.60; lambs, $5.00
5.0; one deck, $5.70; Canada lambs, $6.00
Exports tomorrow. 1,077' cattle, 189 sheep
and 6,930 quarters of beef.
St. Lonls Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS. Nov. 6.-CATTLI5-Recelpts.
!5ti0 head, Including -1.600 head of lexana.
The market was steady; native shipping
and export. $4.1X&6 .26; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $4.001.5.16: steers under LOtiO
lbs $3.6(X&4.75; Blockers end feeders. $2.26C
3 15-' cows and heifers, $2.2618.50; canners,
$1 60112 26; hulls. $2.40412.85; calves. IJWM-.
Texas and Indian steers, $2.S03.25; cows
and heifers, $1.752. 40.
HOGS-Recclpts . 8.600 heAd The market
whs steady : pigs and lights $4 8O4ii6.20;
packers. $4 .6OS5.10; butchera and best heavy,
rfllKKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 700 head.
The miirket was firm; native mnttons. $3.00
fi-liiO- Inmhs. $4.00 R: culls and bucks,
V'iW&TS; stockers, $2.26i32.7l.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST JOSEPH, Nov. 6 CATTLE Receipts,
670 head; mtriiet Bteady; natives, $3.75a6.40:
cows and hellers, $1.26&4.&0; stockers and
yESLi COMPANY
STOCKS AND BONDS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Wet have over 150 offices.
References: 176 State and Nat'l Banks.
OIR SKRVICK IS T1IK BEST. .
Out of Town Business Solicited.
Omaha Branch 1 1618 Far am St. Tel. 3467.
THOS. M. WADDICK. Correspondent.
Dr.Searles&Searles
SPECIALISTS
Cur All Special
DISEASES OF MEN
BLOOD POISON
WEAK, KERVOUS MEN
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
DISEASES
Treatment anal Medietas
S5.00 PER MOHTH
Examination and advice fre at ofllc
by mall. Wrltton contract given In H:
curable diseases .r refund money psld I
treatment. Treatment by mall. 14 '
In Omaha.
Cor. 14th and Donglas. OMAHA. SEII.
610
...1040
3 f i0
1 7i
2 feeders
2 cows
1 steer 7t 8 00
1 heifer.... 83) 2 (0
68 feeders.. 448 40
.1360 1 75
M3 3 00
051 2 60
831
$ no
1 60
5 feeder.
1 cow
28 cows
10 cows....
$ cows.
.... 875 ! 25
....li'20 2 25
.... 800 1 85
....1230 1 75
.... 843 S 00
1 heifer.... 4S0 2 50
7 helferB... 41 2 16
4 feeders.. VI I s , ,,.
D. Whalen-Wyo.
e ...... t?iii 3 26 13 Steers. ...1270 3
1 bull 1330 1 00 1 b'l--"
1 ateer K.i0 2 10 8 feeders
6 feeders. .1074 3 00 6cows...
10 cows 947 2 50
C. Steen Wyo.
1 heifers.. $00 $ Ofl feeder. .lf2.
3 feeders.. m7 $ 6fl 7 cows.
1 bull 1320 1 75
. J. WildeWyo.
826 $ 15 8 cows.
910 3 25 1 cow..
901 $ 25 1 cow..
930 1 85 1 bull..
.1. Huntoon Wyo,
970 1 70 15 cows.
tirwio TViere was about the usual rlsed
run of hogs here today and the ma'kft eon
tinned Its downward course. At th start
about a dozen loads old at right around
teady prices to shippers, but after that
th general market was right close to a
nickel lower snd the extreme close was
fullv a nickel lw-r. The general market
could best be described by railing It eadv
to a nickel lower. There wa no great
amount of activity at any time, but still,
except for a few late arrivals, an early
e'earance was made. Heavv bogs old from
4 5 to $4 70. with some down a' low as
4W. Medium weights went from $170 to
94 80 and lights sold from thtt uo to $1.15.
the toT bunch weighing 155 pounds. Repre
sentative sales:
44
1 tr..,Arm f rfuwa Sh
HO iM rteceiUlB, IWI linnu, Illtti ac
steady to 60 lower; light, J4.806.10; medium
anl h-nvy, $4 7 05.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 494 headj
market firm; lambs, $5 25; wethers. $3.60;
ewes, $3.15.
Monx City Live Stock Markot.
SIOITX CITY. Nov. 6 (Speclr.l Telegram.)
TATTLE Receluts. 1(J; market un
changed: beeves, $4.016.00; cows, bull and
mixed, $1.6OfSi3.O0; atocker and feeders, $2.60
i3 ii0; calves and yearlings. $2.2&4'8 $0.
HOGS Receipts, 3.600; Bteady to 6c lower
at t4.liuft4.80j hulk. $4.70.
Stork in Sight.
Following are the receipts of llv Btock
at the six principal western cities yestor-
daV: ,1 oh
t. OllIC, a',o. ajUT -r y,.
.. 2.0)0
.. 2.0 0
.. .'
.. $.500
.. 670
.. 100
airntms-a srSaev.aa.
EririYOOYAi; FILLS
V Wta:laal mm Ualy tleaalae.
$lA"aArE. liirMbU La4lea,atnnrl
Ca fce CHICHENTKK'S KNUL18H
rii 1 ill T- I uvn .1-1., "I. w. I
wlik klMMblna. TikHib atefael
Oaaaereaai aatltaUeaa mi latla
atama. Bmj al fmr Drmut l,t, Mad 4c la .
etaBisa ttw PartlaajUaa, TaeStaaealala '
eaa "Rallef far LaaJaa.'to Unar, y ra.
tan Mali. I O.OIIO TUell. Sold as
allUrasfliu. C-klaaealart'kaaileal Oa
laaeaa. ataalssa aaara. run-., f
MEN ANDW0MEH.
J OaaraawwaLl
B aaig IrUlmn.
f 4 hma Caauataa.
l"?rtrHf FVaJtxCMtMICAL C.
fV OmomiUll..r-3 W Jraggtsta,
V c. a. a. t l"r rent In plals wraapei
J V I ly eisreai. prepaid, fc
w"r'kl SI 90. or I b-Mtl'-a S2.79. .
-11 .a, Circulajr aau9 " lauaaat.
ra Ilia a for ontiatorsk
dierharsM.lnflamniaUoD,
lrritatloD9 01 ulcereiiona
of rouoo9 niembranee.
PalDleee, and sot aatrlo- '
gent or po'ftoDous.
from
any eaua
For Menstrual Suppression
Cr.. PEN-TAN-GOT
ft a box; i boiea, IS Sold In Omaha by Sherman A
McConncll Drug Co. Mall erdrn SJIad. Trade eupplll
Charx LeM Ttua All Othtws
DRa
McGREW
SPECIALIST.
Treat all liiai 4
DI3EA8ES OF
MEN ONLY
A Msdlcsl Biperl
2 Years' Bxperlene
It Vear In Omaha
.jf NsarM.OOOC iCure
Vajieeeele. Rydreeele, Blood Polaon. 8'.rliture,
meet, Wera DeMlltj, Iaa of Strength sad Vital
ly aa all torou of chronis diaeaaes.
Treataaast by Bull. Call sr vrlte. BeS He.
Oaio gU g 14ih Bt Osiaka, Nek.
. M
Wai,
REAL ESTATE TRAS8KER8.
DEED8 filed for record yesterday a fur
nished bv the Midland Ouarantea and
bonded abstratcra, 1J14
44
, A. S. rr v, A. a. P-
M M IS M Vl 141 4 tm
;!r."'..i9 US 4 dtv, l M 4 Tl'
I l K 4 V 7V ". 4 T
1' 4 , r 4 1 rl 140 4
.... IM 4 9 K tn it 4 n
1T 41 4 (IS J It .. 4
1 .. t 4 F"4 U M' 4 T
1' sm len 4 rri at ft no 4 Ti
1 am an 4 tm K I 1 4 TS
Ii I0 4 TH 44 frt 4 li
I Ill 110 4 trie. M tTT 144 4 TTti
tM ..4 7 TO t3 1 4 TTK.
Ol 2 4 0 It S4 90 4 7T4j
l 7 40 4 T 41 ! .. 4 U
I... ill ) 4 T0........K.4 .. um
I . . !t 304 4 T 14 n 1M 4 T7-,
. 114 .. 4 T 99 tin V 4 fU;
l i rW 129 4 tn 41 M4 9.1 4 TH,
I fa 1 4 T M r t 4 "
r." ti 44 4 ts a 4 -1
; rM 1M 4 T9 74 tt 4"
tn 4 TO n I4 IM I 9
i rt I4fl 4 1VI, T fS HI 4IS
I 4 1S T t .. 4 9
IT IM 4 M4 la 4 S
I lt V) 4 TV .
HriFKP-Th hceo 0ret ill r
Trust company.
Farnam street:
V. Adelaide Spratlin to Gertrude L.
Clarke. ne4 15-16-10; also lots 1 and
2, block 7. Sweesy's add $ 5,0"0
6outh Omaha Land company to Besnle
JannsEklewles, lot , diock ain. bouiii
Omaha :: v.'1
Andrew O C. Quay and wife to Kd
ward R. Benson, lot Hi, block 7. Hill
side add No. 1
Andrew R. Benson to Allc C. DU
worth, same
Augustus J. Williams and wife to
George Kelley, lot 6, block 3, Vassar
Place
Nebraska Investment and Improve
ment company to William H. AI
mannon, 3oV feet lot 4, block $,
Lake add
A W Nlchell, administrator, to Isaac
S Leavltt. lots 11 and 12. block 100,
Dundee Place
Sheriff to Continental Trust company,
lot 6 block 116, Dundee Place
Same to same, lot 10, block 11. Reed s
1st add ;-;
South Omaha Land company et a) to
Kat Nolan, lot 2, block 9, Spring
Lake Park add
Meade C. William and wife to Han
nah C. Petereon. V tiH lot $5, block
4, Campbell add
Elisabeth J. Flhel et al. executors to
Mary D. Kruae, lot 14, block 113,
South Omaha
Varslla Kvesek and wife to Mary
Llsy. ntt lot . block 46. Bouth
Omaha
Francis Dunnlgan and wlf to Inter
state Investment Trust, limited, lot
20, block 8. Kounti A Ruths' add....
Nels Christian Petersen to rnini, eVj
p lot 10, block 7, Kountxa & Ruths
uAA
sverage. 74.C46' bhls. : shipments. Lima. 7V949 I Charles H. Maxham, re.fciver, to
i.hia u vera ue. 72 014 bbls.; runs. Lima, 47.531 '. Marv G. McC'Hgue. lot 2. Sfunton
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis ...
St. Joseph .
Sioux City .
4.740
14.0)0
6.200
J MJ
$.2f.l
3.&UO
7 600
8 OoO
d.O'iO
7191
494
Totals
..13.ro $4,191 S0,B4
V OH an4l Rosin.
NEW YORK. Nov. . OIL Cottonseed,
resv; prime crude, nominsl; yellow. 84V.
Petroleum, firm: refined New York. 30c;
Philadelphia and Baltimore. $926; In bulk.
$6 35. Turpentine, firm. 69HOe. Rosin,
steady; strained, common to good, $2,703
2 75. .
OIL CITY, Nov. 9 OIL Credit balances.
$177; certificates, no bid; shipments. 81.639
t his : avernce. Ss 312 tibia.; runs. 91. 41 6 tn Is
l.l.lu nveraire. 51.442 bills.
SAVANNAH. Nov. . OIL Turpentine,
firm. MV. Kosln. oul-t; A, B. C. D. 2!0; K,
f35- V f2 5fi- n. 12 55; H. !60; I. 12.70: K,
$2no! M. $-'90; N. $3 10; WO. $$.$0; WW. $3.90.
Whisky Market.
PEORIA. Nov. WHISKY Steady, on
basis of tlnlahed goods, $1 -V.- ,
ST. LOl'IS. Nov. .-WHISKY-Stsdy,
CIIICAOO. Nov. -WH!SKT-On basis
WmirZt!: KhISKY-D.,,..-lers'
hnicbad goods, steady, on basis of
$1.25.
Metal Market.
. NEW YORK. Nov. . METATJt Tin was
verv weak in Ix-nrton. spot declining 1 12s
to 116 15. white futures were 116 16.
I .m-hIIv tin was weak slo. clo-ing nt
t'5 Vdii2S 40. Copper declined Ts 6d for snot
In Ixindon, that p,attoa closing at 57 16.
2ut
tE0(
2,500
600
l,5t
15t
$5
, 6,;'
tViO
5C5
560
ro
t.ono
1.73)
1
while future wer 10o lower at 57 6s.
Ixicallv copper Is quirt. Ijike Is quoted at
13.7t.l4.0ij, Electio'ytie at $13.82 and cast
ing at lll.su. Lead remained unchanged at
$4 6il here, was la 35 lower In Ixndon. at
11 3s 6d. Spelter, closing at ifi.o-., was un.
chunged In the local market, as It was alxo
In I oniioii, where the closing price was lj.'l
Is 61 lion closed at 4is 9d lu tiluigow ami at
41 9d In MlddusslHirough. I"-ally Iron wait
unsettled, but showed no further change.
No. 1 foundry northern is iuutKl at
ti 16.00; No. 1 foundry northern. $I4.251t)5 ;
No. I foundry souiliern ami No. 1 fuuiidry
southern, svfl, at $H.iA'il H.ti.
iiu,. enhrllv lilot k 17. Wist Omaha
Frances Alice Green and husband to
Ida 1- Haas, e i irt-i iuuuiv iui a,
block 6. Johnson's add J.&uO
David KacAslan and wife to David
Henry MacAslan, part lot (, Mac-
-AiUs'l ubdiv SO
in
I f I
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