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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1003.
grain and produce market
1
'indency of Longs to Liqulltto Cktuei
Easier Tono in Wheat Fit
CORN AND 0AT8 ARE SOMEWHAT LOWER
Vtt9 OtAdlav ( New gappl? lafln.
eaeea Corn, While Oata Follows
Other Oral, with Pro.
vlatoHa Richer.
i V
J CHICAGO, Nov. ffl.-The grain markka
eler today due to a tendency on the
lrt of lonfca to llquldato and May wheat
loaed a Bliada lower. May corn waa off
rulefl atrnnr, the January product cloalna
f from 7HrUl0o 12Ho higher.
f The wheat altuatlnn waa rathap mlJ
hthe December delivery lielng etronf, while
, tlie more distant futures wars barely
ntMdy. There waa ajlllna by commloalon
houawi at the start on lower Liverpool en
iiea and mora favorable Argentine crop ad
i virea, and vhllo spring wheat recelpta were
; JiKht compared with last year the receiptn
of winter wheat In the southwest worn
again liberal and offset the smaller re
;elpts In the northwest. May opened ttSfni'
lower at StKijSuc. but wlh the advance In
December the price became slljrhtly firmer,
idvanclng- to 80'ic. The market held steady
for a time on buying by St. Louis houses
ind by lha leading ionas. Keports of larae
j ash sales at Duluth for shipment to.Bnf
j 'alo helped to steady prices. Toward the
i atler part of the session there waa liberal
eallxin In May and the early rain was
t net, the close being a shade lower at Row,
I m'ie. December ran god between 805i80c.
I losing at a gain of Ho at 8OH0. Clearances
i f wneat were equal to 231,200 bushels. Prl
f lary receipts were 1.331,100 bushels, against
lfiO.OrtO bushels a year ego. Minneapolis,
, miuth and Chicago reported receipts of 878
f are, against 10 cam fast week and l,0u7 a
.1. ear ago.
I'roepecta of lhcresMnar receipts and an
nprovement In grading subjected the corn
larket to considerable selling pressure and
a result prices tended toward a lowr
vel. The market was quiet and steady
: irly In the day, but weakened later, with
' Jllng In December the feature. May sold
' itween UWfil'fiC and 42'c and closed c
) wer at 41V:. December closed !!l.,
t 'wer at 41c. Local receipts were Mi cars,
1th 31 of contract grade.
Oats were Influenced largely by the ac
m of other grains and prices ruled lower
I ,1 local selling. After selling between X3
I I X54j.3&'o May closed VdVc lower at JBVi
t 1 Local recelpta were 177 cars.
I Provisions were strong on a good demand
f om local shorts and foreigners. An ad-
uioe of from 6'rT10c In tho price of hogs
as an early bull factor. Offerings were
i ily modnrata and the early advance was
I ell maintained, January pork closing lfi
f Vo higher at JUi.5.V"rilO.S6; January lard
k-aa 10c hieher at 1; 3:LW while rihn vnro un
fw4o at fi.77H.
I f1 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
t A cars; corn, 225 cars; oata, 1S& cars: hogs,
I.O0O head.
I Tha Jcauinar futures ranged as follows:
rtloaa. Open. irigh. Low. Close. Tes'ty
beat I I
'Dec, Sftwwr g04
80
80
74
80H
May )uv.!u.I M
80'Z
747o
IUy 74',7Bf 7W4
orrv I I I
768r7
Deo. ' WKi
May 4i,4i42l
S5
41T4?HJ
4H
41
83
July I 41 415,
41 HI
41VI
-ta- I
Den.
mufim, 34;
vfiy
iJy
rk
fan.
Way
rd-
35Vj3b4f,j
Al I XI
i
10 to I 10 9Z
U 12W U 20
10 80
U 10
10 87 10 76
11 12 11 02Vi
an.
lay
07 37H
7i 4TH
6 75 I B 77
2TH'
6 37l
5T7H
6
42V4
S2
6 70
6 87H
an.
B77V4
a ICVW 5 97Vs
tNew.
ouo'at'ona were aa follovs'
. .W4..f, VL.MMUl. fU.IUVn.XU, Bl'lllllK
Itenta, 4.00jM.; straights, 3.60ia3.75;
sers, jz.cxxa ;j.iw.
VHKAT No. 2 spring. 8IH0; No. . 81
1 1' , nix rei,
(XRN No. J. 41o.
)AT8 No. , 3&c; Nov. 2 white, 8&4T38o;
A melting, 4So4.
i:ED No. 1 flax, ftlc: No. 1 northwestern,
; prima timothy, 82.80; clover, contract
je, 811.
, ROVJ3IONS Mess pork, per bbl., I11.12U
l.a6. Lard, pee 100 lbs.. J56.42HOS.46. short
m Goose), fC.37H4i.82; ahort clear rides
wed), i4.0OCrt.12i4.
ifollowlng were the receipts and ship-
y uur auu grain;
bur. bbla.
ereipis. snipments.
23.S0O ti,400
, 23X.0OO 128,300
2S9,tSUO 818.100
peat. bu..
rn. bu....
ta. bu.
....uS.'.YOO I88.811O
6.000 41,2I0
14 n 10 fto inn
. bu.....
u-ley, bu...i
hn the Produce exchange tcrtlay the but
t market waa firm; creameries, l(i24j;
Jrtea, Uma. KfKa, ateady; at mark,
mm nquiim Kutc cneeae, steady, luttf
SHW TOIUC OKXERAL MARKET.
aotatle
of the Day oa
Tarloaa
I Oomaiodlttes.
NEVT TOBK. Nov. 28.-FLOUR-Re-
.11. ta, 40,308 bbla.; exports, 12,675 bbls.;
ioa, e.ftjv bbla.; market firm, with a
od urate trade; winter patents, 8400i4.3R;
In tor stralghta, 8i.90tf4.10; Minnesota pat
;ita, 84.66vi4.76; extras. 83.(K,Msl.3; Mlane
iita -bakai-s. U7OWS0; winter low grades.
JXtra-li. Rya flour, dull; filr to good,
f.2iX40; olwt.oe to fancy. i.1.iijj-4.5y. Buok
,'heat flour, staadler, SO.
4CoRNMJAJL uulet; yuilosr western.
RYB-buU; No". 2 we3teriiC27, f.
O. b.,
V( B,,', 11114 Jersey, w'4yiC
fiJi,51iln?f yfi0t!. c- : Buffalo.
jWlLKAT KeottTpts, CS.Mu bu.: exDorts
,443 bu. Snot. Arm: No. 1 rerl RKUc )..
tor, and 84"ia t. o. b.. afloat: No t
orUiero. Duluth, Jlc, f. o. b., afloat.
hDtlona onaiud easlur. hwnue r.f r,nr,r
lb we. but speedily recovered an nood
entern buying, small northwestern re
lpiH, further rains In Arseiilne and room
pvexlnir. A final, drop under rttthzltig lefi
is olualiur Drloas unchanirpd Muv
,v-u, cioeea at ai'tc; juiv, t'"'0c,
loewl at K-ot December closed at Mc.
f (HN-Reoopts. 3o,10i bu. ; exports. 130,.
t4 bu. Hpot, steady; No. 2, 60c, elevator,
ind 60e, f. o. b a(1at; No. 8 yelow. llo,
f o. b.. afloaL optlona were higher on
ght Interior rocelptK, snow In the west
nd rtalng temperatures. The close was
,twdy snd unchanged. December. 49ai
ny, ciooea at 4ac.
UATJ4-Rec ints, 4,M bu.; exports. 10.C18
u. tixt. . dull: No. 1 ityue- .n.1n..
'hlte. 1M; No. 8. No. I white, 42o;
ia. 3 white, 40c; track white. 41 & toe.
1 ciniuy; snipping, te.ki.
HOPS titeidv: NtMtA . ..iti rnin n
crop. IftiJblhc: olds . .ilSa: Paninn
t t, Uuj, Z1uim; 1S 21(gC6o; olds, ii
HIDES Steady ; Galveston, 20 to 25 lh.,
81-: California, IX to 25 lbs., 13c; Texas dry.
M to HO Ins.. 14c. "
j, K TT?K R Steady active, 12612fcc.
! PROVlSION&Bee, - stearty: f,imllv.
r1O.Kmll.O1; mess, 88.50: beef hamn. tx::
p. ket. 13; city extra ln 'Ia nies.x. JlS.fr
I Jt.'O Cut meat., dull; plck'ed h.-l leg, r(
i jl : pfcskl-d, shoulders. ti. 7.05; pickled
1 hams. 810.V lLtuX Lrd. sleid y: WfMtern
J''amad. 8i90: refin-d. steady: continent,
i 87 3); compound. 84 J7Mi Pork, (inlet;
; ily. tii; short clear. 813.60; mens. tli.TjQ
H UTTER Urm ; extra creimery, 2ic:
Wnon to choice. 1241:140: tte dalrv.
: tin-Jio. renovated. 13c; dairy. lSVfilDc.
i CHKESli Quiet; lutd mal. lV; 1
'iue, un; iaia zuaae large, ijcj lsTge white,
JXlOS fteady; stat end IVnnsvJvanla.
tvnnigtt, Xio; etate and Pennsylvania, svs
nds to Tnita. 2ji3c; western extras, 3S;
vestern thirds to seconds. 268V; -i-teni
irntr Sl'iw:ic; refrigerator, 2C4rk-.
KlCli Mteadv; domestio fair, Sli.1ic;
'aniu nominal.
TM OW J.-lrm; country-. 4r.
POVLTRY Alive, weak; western chl.k
w llo; fowli, llc: turkeys. 12c; dreuted
-ak: western i-iilckeus, UHtJlfc-; fowls.
, -c; turkeya, l&iflSo.
j St. Loals Urala aad Provlaloaa.
T. IXIU1S. Not. 28. WHEAT-Iower;
. 2 red cash, elevator, noininul: IWeiu
' f. Ho; Mav giysic; track, K9".'!JbSVo;
1 I hard. Tva"7c..
"RN Lower: No. . 1 cash, 4V-; track.
42c? December. 8c; May. 3c.
ATS-I-iOwer; No. I cash, rc; tra-k,
w3A.o; My. 8,c: No. 3 white, SfJfJlAV-
-'LOCR eUvady; red winter patents. 84.10
, 130; eiti Un- and straight, 81OiJ4.O0;
' r. ts y tl ,
SKElV-aimotfcy. steady, 82.2iei.86; prima
' orth more.
ClRNMKAL-Ttoadv. 82SO.
"RAN Indl; m ke.l. eHt track. 74r77c.
HA Y Htatujy timothy, ;;.ti!2.io; praarla
; 1 !0 W
UR(N f'OTTON Tli;8 81(8.
lK:tH Tv)Nr-5c.
4 rp.OVT"liNB-ptH-k. ateaOv. 811 .28. Lard.
' Sm A f u mz. ...... . , , .
' " MUIII. ,11111, tM.atiii viir
T. ' t-'J clar ribs. 8; almrt dear.
I VtLTaX-OuU a:ul lower; ctdokaua. To;
'"rings, 7c; turkey a. Ue; ducks, lOoj
ifTrTTKR Firm: creamery, I.V3-3W40:
Kiias-Klrm at Mo, losa off.
, Receipts. Shipments.
rionr, pbia .. ltJ,0"U 9mo
W heat, bu m.O) 4UI0
Corn, bu 44,0110 47,l
yjmiM, Du 40.000 8,iiO
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Coadttloa af Trade aad Qaotatlona aa
Staple aad Faoey Prodaee,
KYKlS-FreHh stock. 25c.
-.Jr'i 1-3 I,(-"'LTHY-Hena. &iQlc: spring
cnicaens. liWalv. roosters, according to
age, 4t5-; turkeya, liVc; ducka, 8o:
geese, d'qKc.
DRKBrtKI) PorLTRY-Turkeva, 13fflSc;
oucks. M4llc; geese, luffllc; chickens, 7
c; hens, ,tiSi
f.I.,l'1,,';hPack,n Btork- 13Hr; choice to
n1r2?,','3ri.'l,..,uh"" l: separator, 22c.
FRESH r Rlt-Trni,) in-- .. 1 ...
plka. c; perch, 6c; buffalo, 7Vic; l)lue
nh. 16c; whlteflsh. c; salmon, lie; had
dock. lOcr codnsh. Uo; redsnapper. 11c;
l)bsters, bolld. per lb.. JOc; lobaters, green
rer lb 2Sc; bullheads, lie; catfish. 14c;
l,K S1if21w: halibut, c; crapples,
jc; herring. c; white bees, 13c; blueflns.
OYSTERS New York count per can.
4V. per ga I tO.OO; extra aelacts, per can
r gPa7. KU. ,I T5: "tandara- r
MhN-Fer ton $14 50.
.JiiAi-rrlcf" uol y Omaha Whola
ui'L0. R""ocUlt,on: Choice No. 1 up
land. 7 wi: No. 2, 17.00: medium, K.60;
Hr?' ?ye W CO. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality. Do
m"d fair and receipts light.
CORN 44c.
OATS-JTe.
RYE No. 2. 60c
VEGETABLES.
KPOIATIOK8-CoIond(,. c: Dakota, per
bu.. 7fKo7Bc; native, 66r70c. "r
hn,,Z PfTATOKS-Hom. grown, per
NAVTr BEANS-per bu., J2 25
ii1'NR7New i10"1 KTomn. dry. per lb.,
lHc: Ppanlsh.per crate, .R0.
5nA-BlASJ''v1"con!,ln Holland, ic
llie; whlr"!,' rutab". P .
CARRrTS-Perbu., Bflc.
PARHNirs-p.? bu . 00c.
PEETS Per bu., 60c.
Al'MFI-OWIiR-Callfornla. per crate,
J&TJ,-CMtona- r 4-b"k't
CT'Cl'MRERS Per dos., tl.00.
FRUITS. .
wlnViA-RvTMOl0rs0 nn1 Uuh Kelfar $1.75;
rt.piJ", ,nd o'h'r varieties, flA
la Bell flowers, per box, $1.B0: New York
e'l"K,nr3."nd Bttldw''. ! .s van.
GRAPES-Callfornla Tokays. $1.75- ponv
fSm&"- S2o: ,mP"rt-' Mafag,.: 'pir'
CRANRERRTEP-Jersev. rer bbl n 00
Ql ICLltfornlar bn, fl.76. .
' ' "'r 1 ALi rl 113.
. ivluS Cnllfornla. nr miK .r
COCOANtTTSPer sack. 84.00; per doi..
2,AAuNmAb8o:I;?r7'2Vim rtied bunch- K0
Piriri,-sir M'fCELLANEOU8. '
1 u!:r'?con,sln tw'na. 'u cresm.
"i?i: Jv,"or"'ln Young Americas, IS'Ac;
block SwiHS. 16o: Wl.mn.ln hrilr' iW?:.!
Vlscunrln llmberger. 12c.
11?. 1 "7 V P1"' No- 1 oft-shel1, per lb.,
rfeV h rd,t,heli-- Lb- 14c: No- oft-Bhell
Kr JnJ l?c: - b-"-ahell. per lb.. 12c;
Mfiiii;. p.r lb "C"10; lberu. par lb.
llfclUic; almonds, soft-shell, per lbT. 16c
lbT.c'. P"r.',b-' ""IP large, per
lb. Jftailo; small, per lb., DHtflOc; peanuts,
frJn, - ?c: roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c;
n K,wal?,uic' JJJ lfK0 hickory nuts
Pon- bML,J1-76;,"h"-bark8- P" ., 81.75
s;.J?i,a,a.kt;?I?butai4r bu- 1-26: e'8ter"
HIDES-So. 1 "green, 6c; No. 2. green,
iN.- "flJt.d' 7c; No 2 salted? 6c
NJ- J veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8Hc; No 2 vea
'.h20 15 ,,h"".Jy dry'aalted hides" Q
2 E0 2B75c; horse hides. 8l!60J
- Kansas Clrr Grain end Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 28.-WHEAT-Da-
hard. i2iiy73e; No. 8. bTi&Tlc; No. 4. 6ia7c"
78-u X ' ,6l0: N0 m:- .'
C ORN December, 8c; May. 36- cash
No! lm&t-- 1 -h1 Wc';
Sl.78"1"0- whlle' ss38: No. 2 mixed.
rli&ww.0 t,m,hy- ,9M: cholca prtt'-BUTTKR-Creamery.
2(-322c; dairy, fancy,
kT";' Missouri and Kansas,
-4c, No. 2 whltewood cases Included, 25c
wv,., . Receipts. Shipments.
'Wheat, bu 28,(KJ0 jio.400
'. b" 3,00 6 wS
bu ....24,000 , 8,000
Philadelphia Prodaea Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 28. BUTTER
Firm, quiet; extra western creamery. 26c:
do. nearby prints, 26c. '
EGOS Unchanged : fresh nearby, 82c loss
dUW,eS,ern-.iKl-',2cJ0'y' ofr: aouthwest
ern. Sowaic; southern, ISiijiSc.
CHEESE Demand light; New York full
cream, fancy. Il1i.c; do. fair to good, 10ic.
Minneapolis W heat, Flour and Mraa.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 28. WHEAT Dec.
7c; May. 88c; on track, No. 1 hard, 82?
No. 1 northern, Ho; No. a northern, 75.c
No. 8 northern, 3ig'76ic. "i-.
FLOUR-First patenta, 84 4Bg4.65; second
patents. 84.8534.45; first clears, 83.204f3 SO
second clears, 82.2mfr2 .86. e-o.oj,
BRAN In bulk. 813.01.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Nov. 2S.-WHEAT-Hlgher;
No. 1 northern, 84c; No. 2 north
ern. 814,82c; May. 80, 80e hid.
RTE Steady; No. I, 60aD7c.
41N-Steady; November, VQ41c; May.
Liverpool Grain aad Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 28.-WHEAT-Spot,
No. 2 red western winter steady, 8s 2d-
4drMaQyUle.:2IedCember- " 68
iiCOR1BpotJs,l.''a,y: Am'rtcan mixed. 4a
d: futures dull; December, 4s d; Jan-
Onlath Grain Market. '
DULTH. Nov. !8.WHEAT-On trnck.
No. 1 northern, tec; No. 2 northern, TSMic;
December. 7tfc; May, 8010.
OATS In store and to arrive, 334e.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Nov. 28 -SEED-Clover. cash
and pecember. 8i.T7; January. 8;8.W;
Peoria Grain Market.
, rtUKIA, Nov. 28 -CORN-Old and now
Arm; new, No. 1, S7e; No. 2. 4:e;
i O, 3,
"agar and Molasses.
NEW
YORK. Nov. 28.-srt3ARnw
.wc; crushed. 6.06c: pfiwdered. 4H- .r,
ulatcd, 4.4Jc; cubes, 470c. Molasses, steadv:
New Orleans, open kettle, good to choice. 23
ft40c. . '
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28.-SUOAR
Steady; open kettle, centrifugal. 8 6-ltva3c-centrifugal
whltea. 8 ll-16u3o; yellows 3
4J8c; seconds, 28c. Molxeses open
kettle, 2i3Slc: centrlfugat S'flJio. Syrup,
easy, ;33joo.
Oil and Ho slat.
OIL CITY. Nov. 28. OILS-Credlt bal
ances. 81 82: certiftcafea no bid: shipments
76,180 bbla; runs, Ll.tM bbls ; average, 69,281
bbla : shloments. Lima. 56 .6 hl.la avnin.
6u.45 bills.; runs. I.lma, fci.Nfl bbls.; average!
SAVANNAH. Nov. 2s.-OIL8-Turpentliie.
Arm, . Hoeln, firm; A. B, C, D, E 82 16'
If and I. 140; K. 82.80: M. l?.9ii: N h i.t-
Wfl. B.26: WW, 8J50.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28 OIIA-Cottonseed,
steady ; prime. 34c. Petroleum, firm: refined
New York. 89 60; Philadelphia and Balti
more, 88.46; Philadelphia and Baltimore, In
bulk, 8t.56. Rosin, quiet; strained, common
to good, l2.Uti2.60. Turpentine, dull, &a
oiM.io.
Dry Uoods Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28. DRY OOODS
Tie week closed quietly, but with an ever
hardening teudency to prices. Woolens
advanced but a good many lines have
been tpiletly marked up, and prices which
avittild have been accepted a week ago are
now peremptorily refused. Many of the
nmnufaclureca) rafusa U quota price en
atll.erlea,
all G ,rda b,'rh, ""1 russets,
j FMnvlJ;: .navfii". l4.OnM4.25.
sire. ?S.9S:a.1,fo!:n,a Brcy. .TOO to 3f0
t'tlh HNrb,a8lu' P" frames. 83 50;
vf2r,n5 o,0.1ra0- fer 24 frames, fc.50.
PinPB5 .8,t;OAR-Ohio, per lb., lOcT
horse had swIp?;'
1 . 2 'i . running. n-4c; centrirtigal, 9Vc.
Sefln1.:N(X 4 6,,c: N'- T. No 8 2 93c:
No 9. 8.91V; No 10 8.86c; No. 11. S.80c: No
12, S.,oc; No. 3. 8 70o; No. 14. 8 60c; confec
tlnners A. 3.10c: mould A ir.v,-
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Bmine8 ia Confined to Email Operations by
Boom Trtdnrs.
MARKET IS DULL, BUT CLOSE IS FIRM
Loosening I p of Capltnl for ladaetrlal
Purposes Is Hot Expected
Wall afreet for a Tear
and a Half.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28. Nothing repre
sentative of Influential financial sentiment
was exhibited In today's dull stock market,
the dealings being confined to small opera
tions by room traders. The minor Indus
tries were relieved from the severe pressure
i wiui ri mey nave recently been subjectd
ana were incnnea to rebound, gains of a
point or upwards being the result In a
numoer or cases, j he general list failed to
respond to thle, nnd there was a disposi
tion to sell, owing to the bnnk statement,
which waa favorable. The market closed
nrm and not far from yesterday's close.
The gain In cash by the banks was only
about half what had been estimated, but
the decline In liabilities waa affected by
loan contraction of K394.600. The resulting
decrease of 81.44!.350 In the reserve require
ment helped out the surplus to that ex-
Znh ""'"'"e mumBB 111 mat uem 10
82.213.Su0, establishing the excess over the
legal reserve at 8ti.l26,2O0, compared with
816.836,300 a year ago, and 813,414,678 two
years ago. Additional gold was received
by today's Incoming steamships, and re
ports from London Indicated a prospect
that part of 83.000.000 to arrive thera next
week will be engaged In New York. The
weekly bank clearings Indicate that the
shrlnkiOge from last year's level Is still
confined to the four large speculative cen
ters In the east.
The extension of the term of the Inter
national Marine ITnderwrlrlnir m.-nAt 1.
from December 1, upon which It was to
expire, to March 1. 1905, U Interpreted on
wall street as a measure of the present
hopelessness of flotation of industrial ae
curltiea. and the earliest nerinri oiikin
which any revival may be looked for.
The comparative firmness of the United
States Steel securities during the renewed
scaling down of values In other quarters
"""."ft. to Bh.ow.. that a further adjustment
of the whole list to tho basis fixed in that
premier security as a standard has been
In some sort Intended. In the general
market the movement has been a sort of
marking time, waiting for the full nm
conditions to work themselves out. Fur
ther gold has started from London, but on
a limited scale, and the Bank of England
hns used the customary means to protect
the London stock of gold. Liberal supplies
of exchange have come Into the New York
market, and It Is believed that a part of the
absorption for so-called Investment account
is in preparation for the future need In
connection with Panama canal payment.
Bonds have been dull and rather higher
In harmony with the tightness of the monev
market. United States new 4s declined W
per cent, and the old 4s, 3s and 2s declined
V4 per cent on the week.
Followlng-nre the closing quotations on
the New lork Stock exchange:
.. ., Sale.. High.Low. Close.
Atchison ,950 6614 60 66
do pfd 300 tK"4 SOU 90
Baltimore & Ohio 7,925 76 764 TfiU
do pfd ?
Canadian Pacific 7,830 Hlhi 1184 1 le.ai
f ' ri t vn 1 XT ' w .
Chesapeake & Ohio.'.'.!
Chicago & Alton 1,000 82 82'
do nfd
154
so 4
32
M
154
27 V4
1C6
8.4
171
71
i?H
63
21
164
4
2ni
67
27
Chicago Ot. Western.
do U pfd
Chicago & N. W
Chlcngo Term. & T...
do pfd
C. C. C. & St. L
Colorado Southern ...
do 1st pfd
100 2S
170 166
2S
166
100 18
13
ao 2a pra
Delaware & Hudson
Del., Lnck. A West ,
Denver & Rio Grande
do pfd
Erie 1.7G0
do 1st pfd 200
do 2d pfd
Ot. Northern pfd
Hocking Valley
27it
6G4
6
IW4
4S
30
74t,
.,. . , . R34
60 12R iavj ja
200 20, 20 20
85
.... IS
do Dfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd ,
K. C. Southern
do pfd
100 33H 835, 33
Louisville & Nashville 1,800 103 103- io3i
Manhattan L ......... 2"0 13!4 139 13314
Metropolitan Bt. Ry.. 2,800 U7t 1104 116
Minn. & St. Loula:.... 100 60 60 6
Missouri Pacific ...... 1,800 904' 89- 90
Mo.. Kan. Tex 787 17 17 17
do pfd 3T4
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd 362
N. Y.. Central 1.S00 117'4i 117H 117',
Norfolk St Western... -200 66 66 65Ti
do pfd 100 86 Ki . n
Ontario & western.... 600 304 20
Pennsylvania 8,227 114 IIS1
P., C, C. 4 fit L .....
113
' 67
' 4tl
74
78
M
58
60
44
13
30
138
172
46
19
76
23
20
. 32
74
85
19
34
15
16
- 86
220
185
100
195
38
18
64
r
"
74
43
Reading 8,760 40 40
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd v....
Rock Island Co ,
do pfd
Bt. L. & S. F. 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Bt. Louis B. W ,
do pfd ,
2,800 24 23
100 46
150
80
138;
30
St. Paul 4,800
138
do pfd 4io
172
172
Southern Paclflo 9,760
Southern Railway 2,400
do pfd 7d0
Texas & Pacific 1.000
T.. St. L. & W 100
do pfd 2(10
Union Pacific 15,8I0
do pfd 311
Wabash 100
do pfd 800
Wheeling? & L. E
46 45
19 19
77 iS
23';,'
21
32
74
80
86
3
21
32
73
86
10
84
Wisconsin" Central ... 800 16 16
do pfd
Adams Express
American Express '
U. S. Express
Wells-Fargo Express
Amal. Copper 4,600
American Car & F.... 600
do pfd
American Linseed Oil
do pfd
American Locomotive. 1.500
do pfd i"0
American 8. R...... 1.600
88
18
87
18
"
7S
43
87
76
44
do pfd ao 87
American Sugar R. ...16,676 122
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid T.... 4,936 89
Colo. Fuel and Iron
Columbus A 11. Coal.. 100 10
Consolidated Oaa 4,700 179
Ueucral Electric 100 154
International Paper... 100 10
do pfd 150 1
International Pump
tin pfd
National Biscuit
National I -cad 100 14
North American
in;
64
89 8
25
10 10
177 178
164 164
10 10
61 1)1
SO
68
34
14 14
73
6
24 24
64 64
213
6 6
38 88
68
28 27
7 ' 7
75 "t
8
sn
10 10
61 51
85 85
PhcIUc Mall
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Ooods
Term. Coal and Iron
U. 8. Leather
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber ........
400
260
"ioo
4.630
"160.
800
420
24
65
""
41
7
75
do pfd
U. 8. Steel 1.039 11
do pfd 4.8U0 62
Western Union 200 85
ew York Mosey Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28 MONEY On call,
nominal: no loans; time loans, nominal;
rItIv and ninety dava. per cent; six
months. SmiO per cent; prime mercantile
paper. tVfir-1 per cent.
KTKRl.lNcl EXCHANGE Nominal, with
actual business in bankers' bills at 84 83375
tii 1. MRS for demand and at 84. 7975414 80126 for
sixty-day bills; pontrd rates, 84.81j-4.81
and 84.84ij4.86; commercial bills, t4.tV';f
4.8.
SILVER Bar. 67c; Moxlcan dollars. 43c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
atcadjv i
The closing quotations on bonds are at
follows: .
I', a. ref. is, reg
do coupon
do Ss. reg
do coupon
da new ee, reg.
do voupoa .....
do old 4a. reg. .
Hocking Vsl. 4HS...10
U A N. sal. 4a s
Manhattan e. g. 4s.. lot
idea Central 4a...
.1:14
.131
.111"
.110
do Jet Uie
Mlun. A IP. L. 4s...
M , K. A T. 4a
do la
N. R R. of M. . 4
. 14
. 17V,
. I
. IS
a 7f.S
. H
Ait
.lOfHj
. T0
. Ni
. M
.
. ir.
do coupon
do fte. rm
101V,
do coupou
Atihleon gea. 4s.
do ad). 4s
Atlantic C. L. 4a.
Laltlmore A O. 4a
- do IWa
Central of Ga. es
imv.,N
T. C. g. JUS....
4s 100
N J C. g. ts
No. Paclllo 4s
do a
K. A W. a. 4s
.. 7
.. S3
..1M
S4Ss O. B. L. 4s A Mr..
.104't Penn. conv. Is
do 1st lac
Reading gen. 4s.
Ch. A Onlo .... lot , St. L. A 1. at. . ts..llu
Chicago & Alton ls 73 8t U A B t. tg. 4a. H
C, B. 4. VI. e. 4e . . . Ut, ( L. g. W. U 1
C. 14. A F. g. ia . 110 Seaboard A. U 4s.... tt
C A K c. 7a...liuVi Ko. Parllle 4s t
C. K I. A r: 4s.... 7i So. K.llwar le 1U
do col. le 7' lvau A P. Is lit
CtX'. A Bt U g. 4s.. Vila T . Bt. U A W. 4a.. 1
Chicago I sr. ,i
76 , t'nlon Pad Ac 4s IKS
li it'ntuo Par I no e. 4a.,. hZ
M ,f 8. Steel Id ta ax
W'abash Is liau
M do deb. B t;a
t4 W. ALE 4s M
104 Wis. Central a M
Con. Tobacce 4a...
Colo. A fcu 4 ...
flenter A R. O. I
Erie prior lien 4s
do genersl 4s
r. w. a r. c. is
Clearing; Haas Averages.
NEW YORK'. Nov. 38. Tha statamenU of
averages of the clettring house bunks of
this uty for tha five cUys ot Uila week
sbowa: Loans, tSO,re9.700; decreaea, 18.394.-
Vf. iepoBiis, XMLf"?,"): decrease. .S.71
no. Circulation, 8(8.5"0; Incresse, 813.
wri tenner, M'-i.Ui j.uw; increase, 1,41 3Hi
serve, 8216,613.200: tncreaan, :.Wf. Heaervo
required, .'iu,:tNi.uuo; aecrea-e, ii.frjfi.swj,
Hurplus. 86.136.200: Innrea.ie. 82.213.). l:x-
Unlted Btatea deposits, 816,326,636; Increase,
Boston Stork Quotations.
BOSTON. Nov. 28. Ca'l loans. RVif per
.-.-in ; ume loane, win ppr rrnt, vmciai
closing prices on stocks and bonds:
AtrhlKS
Mu testnl
Atrhllwfi
de fli
Bfftstnn A Albany..
BfMtnn S Mftin...,
Boston Elevated . . .
N T., H. H. A H
ritchbsrf ptd
t'nlnn Paridc
Amer. Pngar ........
do pM
Amer. T. A T
Pom. I. A 8
Masa, Electric
do Dtd
. !" Amalrtmlted
. U lllnxham
. .(.al. A llerla
. HI Centennial
.517 Ciifiner Hanxe
.170 Dominion ttial ....
.141 Franklin
.1KVi Ixle Hoyale
.1j Mohawk
. 74 'Did Dominion ....
1 Oerwols
.131 Parrot
.126 Qulncy
4 Panta Copper..
. 171 Tamarack
. tt Trinity
. Mi t'nlled Bute
. )l ftah
. Vlrtorta
. 7n Winona
. 14 Wolverine
. 4'
. 3i4
. :i
.4.10
. It
. 41,
. 71
. 15
.
. M
. IK
.
1H
United rrott
. 17H
V. I. Steel
do ptd
Westing, common ...
Adventure
Alloaei
.Asked.
. 5l
London Stock "arUet.
LONDON. Nov. 2X. Closing:
Conenla. money In . n. y. central.
do areount
t Norrolk A W.
:1V do pfd ....
1 Ontario A W.
.. '
Anefonda,
Atchlaon
do ptd
1
rennsylTsnls
Baltimore A Ohio
,.. T
...ltli
..
.. , 1
...14SH
...
... tm
... 70
. .
... U)
..107S
Kand Mines
Heading
: 1st pfd...
do 2d pld...
Rn. Railway ...
do pfd
60. Pacific
Tnlon Paclflo ..
do pfd
D. 8. Steel
do pfd
Wabaeh
do pfd
Canadian Parlfla .,
Chea. A Ohio
. . 1
.. M
Chlcaio Ot. w...
0.. H. A K. p...,
DeBeers
Uenwr A K. O...,
.. SO
.. 41
do Dfd
. : 7M,
Brie
.. si
do let pfd
do M nf d
.. 11
Illinois Central ..
Loula. A Nash....
M.. K. A T
17 14
SPJl,VEr,ul't at P ounce.
MONIi 1 3Wfi 4 tier cent: the rata ,.t Ht.
count In the ooen market for nhnrt itiiu i
es per cent; tor tnree months' bl Is. ifii
per cent.
New York Mining Quotations.
NEW YORK". Knv 00 Th. e..n.i
lu quuiauonp on mining slocks:
Adams ron
10
T.tttle Chief
Alice
.. IS
.. 10
.. II
.. ft
.. M
. -loo
. .180
"Ontario
Oplilr
Phoenix
Potoal
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Bmall Hopes ...
..
..ton
..1W
.. 2
.. 17
.. 24
.. 40
.. 1
..tlM
Rreeca
Brunswick Con ...
t'ometock Tunnel .
ion. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Silver
iron Silver
Leadvllle Con
2
Manaara
Offered. Assessment paid.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Nov "It xtnvrv vi-. i a
demand and active in the market today
"wing to the payment of new treasury bills'
The preparations for the month-end re
duced the supplies materially, though the
scarcity was mitigated by disbursements
and loan discounts from the Bank of Kng
lln o. I,!8C""' were steady. Business on
the Stock ex ch an ire was nulet enH ,...j
ance light, the weather being bad. Consols
were steady. Home rails were steady and
advanced fractionally to above parity lit
expectation of a more favorable New York
bank statement. Operations were restricted
and the market closed quiet. Kaffirs were
dull on profit taking, but closed with a
better tone. Bullion amounting to 276 000
was withdrawn from the Hank of England
today for shipment to Kgypt.
PARIS. Nov. 28. Business on the bourse
today was calm and Innottv.
ala and Industrials were Irregular. At the
close the market was calm Th
rate of discount was 2 1K-16 per cent Three
per cent rentes, 87 franks.
BERLIN, Nov. 28-Tradlng on the bourse
today waa quiet. Exchange on London, 20
"?.?;rk". for checks. Discount fates: Short
bills, .4 per cent; three-months bills, 84 per
Bank Clearings. 1
OMAHA, Nov. 18. Bank clearings for the
" " yicu wnn me corresponding
week last year: ions imi
1902.
Mondav
.11.411.007.44 81.344,164.78
. 1,815.948.74 l,lti7.7SH 20
. 1,090.214.11 1,131.815.31
Holiday
. 1.S5O.374.20 t369.ffn.29
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday
Saturday
l.zia.zzy.ir, tZ73.G33.7
An Increase of inn "if. to ... ,. :'
ponding week last year.
Imports and Exports at Sew York.
NEW YORK, Nov, 8S.-Ttal Imports of
dry goods and general merchandise at the
port of New York for the week ending to
day were valued at 810,620,626. Imports at
New York. 2.66,000 silver and 84,05fl.$30 gold.
Exports of specie from this port, 8001.850 sil
ver and $55,000 gold.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-COTTON-The
market opened at an advance of 606 points
on continued cold weather In the belt. It
showed some further firmness In the active
months, .at one time about 1013 points
higher, and December showing apeclal
strength In the absence of offers aa a re
sult of moderate covering. The other
months, however, eased off -a Utt'.e after
reaching the higher level, but the only
sales were for long account, and the gen
eral undertone continued firm, with prices
fluctuating around the opening figures.
Receipts at the port today were 74,778
bales, n gainst 66.380 laxt week and 6,217 last
year. For the week 360,210 bales, against
377,630 last week and 26.270 last year. To
day's receipts at New Orleans, 107,222 bales,
against 170,240 last year, and at Houston
ie.5r,3 bales, against 5.290 last yenr.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28. COTTON Fu
tures, firm: November. 11.17c bid; Decem
ber. Il.21fcl1.22c; January, 11.2KS11.27e; Feb
ruary, U.32(U'11.34c; March, ll.43fflll.44c;
April. 11.5011.620; May, ll.64igll.55c; June.
11. 57((j 11.58c. Spot, firm: sales. - 6.350 bales;
ordinary, Sc; good ordinary. 911-16c; mid
dling fair, lll-16c; good middling, llc;
middling. llc; receipts, 1,221 bales; stock,
27.263 bale.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 28.-COTTON Spot,
In limited demand, 6(616 points higher; good
middling. 6.34d; middling, 6.26d: low mid
dling, 6.30d; good ordinary, .30d. Sales of
the day were 4.000 bales, of which 1,000 were
for shipment and export and Included 3,700
American. Receipts, 34,000 ba!es. Including
33.0u American. Futures opened quiet and
steady and closed firm; American middling,
g. o. c, November and December, 6.09d;
December and January, 8.04d: January and
February, 6.15T.02d; February and March,
e.OWUl.Old ; March and April, S.0Oy.99d ;
April and May, 6.97&5.98d : May and June,
6.98d; June and July, 5.93d; July and Au
gtiMt, 6.93d; August and Se.pt ember, 6.91d.
ST. IXHIIS, Nov. 28. COTTON Firm and
1-lbc higher; middling, llc; sales, none;
receipts. 400 hales; shipments, 60 bales;
stocK, 10,401 Dates.
Wool Market.
IX3NDON, Nov. 2S.-WOOI-The offer
ings at the auction sales today were 11.921
bales. There was a brink demand for fine
kliitls at steady prices. Low and Inferior
grades were slow. Must of the crossbred
offered were taken by trie home trade.
American buyers secured a few lots of
superior. France and ermany competed
for soouredtf. A good supply of fine con
ditioned new clip caused spirited competi
tion. Wlthdrawa's were frequent. Fol
lowing are the pales In det iil: New Sou'h
Wales. 8.0(i0 bales; scoured, UrPftla Sd;
greasy. i':'rtt d- Queensland, fto bales;
scoured, 9ditils Id; greasy, 6-Tf1"''. Vic.
torli. 1,4'XI bales: ec-oured, 7dls 8d;
greisy, Cd'ils iVd. Po'ith AnstrilW, 1 Ti
bales; greasy. 7j4lM. West Australia, 1.0i1
hales; greRBy, 8U(fj9V... Tasmania. 2"i0
bale!"; greasy, lldfylx 'tl. New Jtealnnd,
2 80 ba'ea; pcoure'l, CfiT'-d: trreiiv. 4'MHld.
Cape of Oood Hone and Natal. 800 bales;
scoured, lxils ld: greasy, 6ftd. The
arrlvls for the first series of the 1914 sales
amount to 8,384 bales, including 2.500 for
warded direct to snlnners. The Imoorta
during the week were: New South Wales.
l.&f'4 bales; Queensland, 1.7OT bales;. Vic
toria, 430 bales; South Australia. 2.800 hales;
Cape of Oood Hope and Natal, 2.0V9 bales;
el""where. 1.272 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 28. WOOL Quiet; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. 17(1
21c: light fine, 15ijtl7'c; heavy fine, 12
14o; tub-washed, 20823c.
Evaporateil Applea and Dried Fralts.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continues easy; common,
4Wc; choice. 6".itfin,c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Pruneg
are meeting with some export innulry. but
ao far actual bulneaa hs been light, prtoes
ramring from 2c to 6 for all grades.
Apricots, stesdy. Peaches also are qtilet;
choice, 7i7c; extra, choice, 7i&c;
fancy, 8ijl0c.
Whisky, Market.
PEORIA. Nov. 28.-WHISKY On baals
of distillers' ftnlxhed goods. 81 25.
ST. LOI'IS. Nov. 28.-WHIKKT-41.81
CHICAOO. Nov. 28 WHISKY Distillers'
finished roods on basis of 81 2S.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 28 WHISKY-Dla-tillers'
finished goods, dull, on basis of
P 25.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28 METAI.8 The tin
market ruled oulet snd firm at iJi 76. Lead,
steady; spot, 84.26. Spelter, dull: spot, 86 W.
Thomsa E. Norris. a Philadelphia septua
genarian, stricken with a marked case of
consumption two vears ago, took to the
life of a tramp and followed It with all lta
rtgora for two yetu-a. He hue now returned
to his home perfectly cured.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Very Littla Changs During tha Weak in
tha Pricta Fid for Oattla.
hogs Considerably lower for week
Bheep Recelpta More Moderate and
Inder Inllaence ot Good Demand
Market on Killers and Peed
era la Abont Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 28.
Receipts were;
Cattle. Hogs. Shoep.
Official Mondav
Official Tuesday
Ofllclal Wednesday...
Official Thursday
Official Friday
Ofllcial Saturday
b.oH3 6,641
6,251
2,853
9,506 13,416
8,082 6,109
Holiday
S.Ottf 3,tM
6.2DO 443
2,918
690
veeg ending Nov. 28.... 19, 669 87,49.1 80,801
Jveek ending Nov. 21 20,329 43,115 61.69:1
ees. ending Nov. 14 28,393 36,290 78,006
enuing nov. 7 27,639 2l.o7 72.80
Veek ending Oct. 31 34,104 24,815 76,949
Sumo week last year 19.139 36.4J0 41,(7
itr.i.r.ins iUK THE YEAH TO DATE.
'1 tie lollowlng table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at Mouth Omaha lor
the year to date and comparisons with last
... 1903. 1902. Inc. Dec
V.attl8 996,783 922.(67 73.028
2,0".869 2,016,798 8,82V
l,tSto,o81 1,5.6,746 119,136
n TraI Pr,ce Paid for noga at South
umuha for tha last several days with Com-
P'1- I 1808. 1M2.1901. 1900.1890. 1898.1897.
Nov.
Nov.
I.
2.
6 641 m i 611 4 oil I M
8 28
41
8 48
3 41
3 44
8 44
e
8 64
3 41
3 31
3 32
3 38
3 34
4 &9 ) u 14 W 4 041 46
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
i...
4 80, S 81 I 4 661
4 04,
4 62
461
4
4 8UV 49 6 82i
3 61
8 62
2 66
3 62
6...
4 73 61 6 711 4 66
4 ': 6 621 6 711 4 64
4 41
Nov.
7...
4 77
i 661 6 68,
4 6
4 02,
4 03,
4 03
4 031
Nov.
8
6 41 6 67
6 74
35
8 251 & 72
4 71
4 69
Nov.
4 81
4 67:
4 62,
8 47
Nov. 10..
4 74
3 47
Nov. 11..
Nov. 12..
4 02
8 43
4 621 C 101 fi Ml 4 fU,
8 44
Nov. 13..
8 94
Noy. 14..
J pe- ! Zl l) 19I 4 74i
4 66
6 2S
6 68 i 4 67
S 67 4 82
3 41
Nov. 16,.
6 81
e
2 87
8 84
3 86
3 36l
8 29
8 82
8 31
8 31
3 32
3 84
3 34
Nov. 16...
Nov. 17..
Nov. 18..,
Nov. 19..
Nov. 20..
Nov. 21..
4 54V
6 63 4 90,
4 44,
4 88
4 44'
4 46
4 44
0 29
6 631 4
6 31
a Mi
86
3 36
6 29
6 63
4 78
2
28
C 24
6 7e,
4 76
4 78
4 76
4 78
6 86
3 88
5 81
1 891 3 81
Nov.. 22..
6 2ti 6 76
I 5 66,
3 861 3 :"l 3 29
Nov, 23...
4 31
3 86 3 44 3 27
Nov. 24...
Nov. 26...
Nov, 26...
Nov. 27...
4 20
6 1
3 82 8 46 1 3 27
1 1U
6 TO 5 76
3 77
3 38 3 30
3 231 3 24
- 3 28
S 20
SJ
4 20
4 24
6 991 6 78
4 87
e
3 76
8 73
ee 6
6 02 '
81 4 76
Nov. 28...
4 71
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
The official
brought in today by each road was:
faille Hoc ahn TTra
C. M. St. P. Ry ' Si' .. ..
Mo. Pacific Rv
Union Pacific system 6
C. & N. W. Ry 10
P., E. & M. V. Ry 21
C. SL P.. M. A O. Rv 1 11 8 1
C B. & Q. Ry 1 ..
C, R. I. fc P.. east 2
Illinois Central 4 ..
Chicago Oreat Western 8
Total receipts 27 99 2 1
The disposition of the day's recelnts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
oer 01 neaa indicated:
Cattle.Hogs. Sheep.
line's 8hMn
Omaha Packing company tx3
Swift and Company 1,026
Cudahy Packing company 1,325
Armour & Company 1,4:10 442
Armour A Co., from Sioux City.. 1,920 ' ...
Totals 6,384 442
CATTLE Considering the fact that thera
were but five market days this week re
ceipts of cattle were fairly liberal, as there
Is but a alight decrease, aa comoared with
last week, and as compared with the corre
sponding week of last year there is a slight
Increase. The demand, though, has been
equal to the occasion and prices have held
up in gooa gnape.
Quite a few cornfed steers have been on
salo this week and some of them have
been good enough to bring from 85.00 to
6.10. As compared wtih the close of last
week rornfed steers may safely be Quoted
stronger and in some cases sales have
looked a litllo higher. AVarmed up stuff
Is still neglected and. In fact, la hard to
sell at any figure. Quite a few cattle of
mat Kind sen below 14.00, or little bettor
than grKHsers. Fair to good cornfeds go
from 84.25 to 84.75, and good to choice from
tinit up to 85.15.
1 lie cow market lias been In good sharjo
all the week nnd at te close prices on
the better grades are. If anything, a little
stronger than at the close of lust week.
Canners, however, are no more than steady.
tanners ana cutlers may De quoted from
si. id to lair to good grades go from
8A40 to 82.76, and good to choice from
82.76 to 83.00. Ouite a few cornfeds are
beginning to arrive, but they have only
been fed a short time and us a result pack
ers win pay mile 11 any more lor them
than they do for the grassers. What a
choice bunch of well finished cows and
heifers would bring can not be told, as
none havo been offered.
Bulls, veal calves and taira are all sellinar
In just about the same notches they were
a week ago. '
The better grades of stockers and feeders
are a little stronger than they were a
week ago, but the common kinds are cer
tainly no better If they are as good. There
has been 4 fair demand from the country
tills week, considering that Thanksgiving
lnterruDted the demand, and very few de
sirable bunches will be carried over Sun
day. There are quite a few of tho common
grades left, however, In spile of the fact
that they are being offered at bargain
counter prices. Common to fair cattle sell
from y-'.bo to woo, fair to good from l&uo
to 83.25. and good to choice from 83.25 to
83.50.
Western grass beef steers were scarce
this week and, as a result, everything that
would do at all for killers met with ready
sale at good, firm prices. Range cows and
atockera and feeders fluctuated as noted
above. Representative sales:
HOGS-There waa not an excessive run
of hogs here this morning, and us local
packers all had liberal orders to till the
market improved a mue. The advance
would be covered bv auotina the market
strong to 5c higher. Trading was fairly
.tctlve at the advance, ao that an earlier
clearance than uaual was made. Heavy
hogs sold largely around 84.20 and medium
wclarhts and mixed houa sold la reel v at
84.25, while the lightweights went from that
to 84.35
Receipts of hogs for the week have been
about normal, as there is very little change
as compared with the same week of last
year, but a slight decrease aa compared
with last week. Tho tendency of prices,
though, has been downward, although on
several days there has been a alight reac
tion. The net loss for the week amounts
to about 20c. Representative aalea:
Ke,
As. Stl.
No. at. He. rr.
70 J"l 930 4 2C
D3 291 !N 4li
(1 281 .. 4 26
41 24 240 4 25
61 2f,0 ' .. 4 25
47 2T7 ifl 4 26
fc........:ai i(o rts
Wi 312 .. 4 26
71 77 12 4
fS H20 10 4 26.
M 22 ,10 4 26
0 till ,M 4 24
4 10 14 4 24
2 hi SO 4 24
64 2.t 40 4 16
71 tiS 20 4 16
64 205 100 4 2S
(7 114 40 4 26
U .161 40 4 26
(3 26 10 4 W
44... 274 1 20 4 2
87 1"0 .. 4 27 H
(9 226 140 4 Ml
72 11 240 4 27 V,
66 10 40 4 27 Vi
64 K14 210 4 14
74 944 ... 4 10
14 220 120 4 10
40 Kit 110 4 10
73 36 .. 4 10
71 240 140 4 10
2 171 120 4 30
S4 1M SO 4 12Vb .
(4 100 (0 4 U
St .
tt .
4..
03..
111..
i :
64..
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44..
4..
42. .
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47...
46..
it...
1..
47..,
6..
I .
M...
40...
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ID...
(4...
Si...
41...
64...
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M...
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14...
I ..
...."2 11 4 15
J54 :too 4 ao
air, io 4 so
. .. 3'H 2tx 4 2l
. ...J.14 40 4
. ...It'.U 40 4 20
....254 740 4 2l
311 140 4 :n
... !U 0 4 20
....lit l.'O 4 M
....tt .. 4 20
... 81.0 120 4 20
....lit 40 4 i'O
...i' lH) 4 0
,,,.s:i0 4IH1 4 0
...2115 40 4 20
..106 . . i 20
...20 M 4 20
...127 140 4 24
... 2W 4 224
...2K4 it) i
...2U .. i 211,
...Sll 40 4 22',
...300 4M 4 2
...2:7 40 4 J2W
...104 I2U 4 itVs
...21.6 let) 4 Jt,
,...21 110 4 X
...3o4 1(0 4 24
...Sll N 111
...IK 140 4
.. 2H 40 4 2
..271 120 4 2
. 1,0 4 26
this morning, but thev were auld to arrive
and aa a result a test of the market waa
not made. For the week recelpta have only
been about half aa large aa for last week,
and as compared with the same week of
last year there ia a decrease amounting to
about 11 000 head.
The demand on the part of local packers
haa been In good ahape all the week for
desirable gradea and very little change in
ruling prices is noted from those paid at
the close of last wek. The supply of corn
feds la rapidly Increasing, but the quality
Is still rather poor except In a few cases.
I'nless the sheep have been fed for some
time the prices paid are little better than
those given for graraers.
The demand for feeders baa also been
about equal to the supply and prices are
practically the same as they were a week
ago.
Quotations tor grass stock: Choice west
ern lambs, 84 604U4.76; fair to good lamba.
84 254 60: choice yearling. f3.ni3.60; fulr
to good yearlinga. 83.1. 3 40: choice weth
ers, 83.253 40; fair to good wethera. 33 010
8 25; good to choice ewes. 82.6otr2 86: fair to
food ee.ee. 82 2Ua2.50; choice feeder lambs.
I60to4 10: fair to gid feeder lamba, 83.26'f
60: buby Inmbs !"(p:ldn: feeder vear
ling. ,3.24-34.50; feeder wethera, 83.1&33.8d;
feeder ewes. t?00fll(0 cuilg, 1 OOflXOft
Representative sales:
No. jr
442 Wyoming fed ewes m 8 00
CHICAGO LIVES STOCK MARKET.
t'aaal Satnrday Dallneaa aad (Mead?
to Higher Prices.
"I'AOO. Nov. 28-CATTLE-Recelpts,
"v iimu, niiirKei nominal; gooa to prime
Btecrs, 8A.ir.it5.75; poor to medium, M. 5((74 '"
stockers and feniers, 81.754f4.0O; rows, l (",
4 26; holfers. $J.0f 4.7f; canners, 81.60u2.3o;
bulls, 21.7Bli4.26; calves. 31.75'ttt! 00! Texas
Steers. 82.75ti3.6li; Western steers, 83.004.20.
Hi 8J8-Receipts todny, 12.(.i0 head; esti
mated tomorrow, 45.000 head; market about
5o higher; mixed and butchers, 84.35114 55;
frood to choice heavy, 84StVfi4.66; rough
loavy, 24.15U4.35; light, 84.15-ii4.46; bulk ot
sales, 84.25'u4.40.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts, 2.000
head; market steady; good to choice weth
ers, 83.75u4.26; fair to choice mixed. 22.7f3
3.76; western sheep, 82.104.28;. native lambs,
34.004i5.76; western lambs, 84.106.00.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 28. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6M head, Including 100 southerns;
market unchanged; fair to good, 83.oct5
4.05; western-fed steers, 83.2W4. 10; stockers
nnd feeders, 12. 5i 11.85; southern slcere,
82.45ti4.00; southern cows, 81.6orn'2.45: rfatlve
cows;' 81.VHti3.76; native heifers, 32.153.76;
bulls, 82.OH4i3.25; calves, 83.00(Uo.76; receipts
for the w k. 37.300 head.
HOOS Receipts, 2..VI0 head; market 6(J10c
higher; top, 14.40; bulk of sales, 84.3fi4jiH.40;
heavy, 84.S0t34.S5; pai-kers. 84. 354(4. 40; pigs
and lights, 84.3&'u4.4o; receipts for the wsek,
83.500 head.
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts, 1,760
head; market week; laml! 84.25W5.2o; west
ern lambs, 84. XHI4.65; fe.l ewes, 82.litu3.55;
stockers and feeders. $2.50123.26; receipts for
tho week. 28,200 head.
St. I.oola Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 28. CATTLE Receipts,
1,000 head. Including 850 Texana; market
steady to strong; native shipping and ex
port steers, 84.u'(j5.4i; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $3.764i6.23; steers under 1,000
lbs., $3,504(6.00; stockers and feeders, $2.2iXti)
3.75; cows and clfrs, 32.25(g4.25, with
fancy corn-fed heners, 84.76; cauners. $1.75
4l2.2o; bulls, $2.25j3.0O; ctuves. $3.(t76.60;
Texas and Indian teers, $2.3ooj4.25; cows
and heifers, 32.0ini3.00.
HOOS Receipts, l.CNiO head; market ac
tive and steady to firm and higher; pigs
and lights, $4.2TCt 4.45; packers. $4.15T4.3.i;
butchers and best heavy, $4.304.45.
SHEEP AND LAM Hrt Receipts, 150 head;
market strong; native muttons, $3.10i8.6O;
lambs, $4.XXtio.50; culls and bucks, $3,009
4 00; stockers, $2KXi(3.0.
Sen York Live flock Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 825 head; no sales; dressed beef,
U t . . r. .1 , . .1,1, .1 . arwl -.tit., it t . 1 A tit (KlO (VI
Texas 'beef. $5.00. Reported exixi'rts for to I
aay, occves.
CALVES Receipts. 30 head, not enough
business to make a markot; about 50 calve
unsold. City dressed veals, $8.00.
HOUS Receipts. 10.500: none reported on
sale.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 549 head;
Sheep, steady; lamhs, very slow; common
and medium stock very weak, about 9 cars
of stock unsold. A few selected sold at
$3.75; dresned muttons, $o. 004(7. 00; dressed
iambs, ,.5(rjji
Slosx city
ltylve
Stock Market.
8IOUX CITY. Ia.. Nov. 2S.-(Speclal Tele- I
xram.it-UAixijts Keceipis. too netiu:
steady; beeves, $3.75't'l4.!0; cows, bulls and
mixed, i.&orn3.ou; stockers and feeders, J2.60
3 60; calves and yearlings, $2.25ia3.30.
HOGS ReceiDls. 5.000 head: 6c hlsrher.
$4.1IKu4.25; bulk, 84.204.30.
Bt. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 28 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 779 head; market steady.
HOGS Receipts. 2.639 head: market 6fi10e
higher: light. 81.27V34.40: medium and
heavy, 84.2iSi4.37H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 250
head; market steady.
Stock In Sight.
Following are tho recelpta of live stock
at the six principal western cities v ester-
da v:
Cattle.
Hogs. Sheep.
6.280 443
12.000 2,000
2,500 1,750
1.000 150
2,639 250
6.000
29.419 4.893
Omaha
Chicago
680
. 800
. 600
,l,oon
. 779
. 100
.3,359
Kansas city
St. Louis .....
St.. Joseph
Sioux City ..
Totals
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NEW YORK, Nov. 28 COFFEE-Spot
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during the session on a renewal of support
by recognized bull Interests. The market
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