I
10 THE OMATTA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , XOVEMBETt 11. 181MK
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Hugo Argentine Shipments Oonu as Urr
pleasant Surprise to Bulls.
PRICE OF WHEAT YIELDS NEARLY HALF-CENT
Corn Sli MVNo Sj mimllicMe WenU-
IIOHH , C'lemltiKPrncllcnllr AUlm l
' I'r M lilntin Snflcr a
Drcllnc.
CHICAGO , Nov 10 As a result of a s r-
pi so In the nhape of enormous Argentine
chlpmentf" , wheat today wrnt rven lower
than yesterdaj. closing nt u iletlltif of * & $ !
V Corn fchlhlttd relative strength on
small roimirv business , Uooembrr closing
tinrlianjrd nnil May a shade lower Oats
rlosfd lWAc lower for Uecombfr and a
fluulo under for MIIJ Provisions closed
pllghtlv low M
Information completely diet Dunging to
bull Krnt'iiiPin rniinnl nn oppnlniy break In
\vhrnt of Ul/-ir / December starK-d at C7t4c
niul May at 71'Vi71Vic Liverpool vas weik
and grpw slcndlly vveakcr with the- prioress
of tradliiB. hut the I'hlef factor In the < le-
cllnn was thn hcuvy Argt'iitlno shlpmpnts ,
whloh < niised a lot of ll < | iili ) itlng hv locil
longs ThtArgentine - supply wiis Renenilly
rlipposed to have boon pxlmustod and the-
nous tlmt ulilpmpnts fiom the other side of
thf pciiialor wore 1,752iW ) bic-'huls ( .ume OM a
inprlsp 'I lip price hdil for a sliort tlmo
on the btijlng of whorls ami ngalimt pule.
DecPinher touching Oi 4c and May "IHe , but
tha Idling out of long wheat eaiurd a tle-
olliu , Ueoembpr dropping to H'So nnd May
to "mo A report tint the Argentine crop
liml been Injured b > fiost and < lr > weather
caused a rnlljlng bottom but n- thorp was
no i onflnnat'on of thp roimrt the little gain
Mas soon lost Cm CM Ing b ) nhorts near thn
end of the sfsslon cnllspcl im adv.uicp , UP-
pmbi'i going to TM IC and May to "PHC , % 5i >
Ut IK low ycstfidaj , nnd the close vvns at
thoio pi Ices A fcnturo of thp market WIB
th nai rowing of the Dic < mber and May
spread to . ' )14C. ) with a good deal o * oh IIIK *
Ing as If Iho clcvTtor people were accepting
the dlfforPiK c The nmboard rpportecl ton
boatloids taknn for pxjiort Seaboind cleat-
nnccs werr 13.1000 bushels. Receipts were
llcht Prlumrj points report" ! receipts of
! ! 57,65 ( ! hitslicls , nf compared vvllli 1,511,412 a
> oar ago MlnncapoIlM and Dtiluth receipts
aggregated 800 cars , against 71S last week
nnd 1.110 : i vear ago Receipts tvcro 10.2
cars , twentv-llve of contract gradl
An undercurrent of confidence In thp fu
ture value of torn rescued that rpreal from
the demonill ? ition which struck wheat.
This brl'ef ' was largely based on UP smallness -
ness of country offerings Cash business at
thp Hcnhoinl wni reported discouraging ,
Aigcntlnc Hhlpments wern large and Liver
pool lowpr , but traders continued to luiy
and thp price to hold Its own. The opening
was at a lo s of He , with wheat , but bu > -
Ing by shorti and traders and tJic closc-
Ilstpd nttltlitlp. of holders of the lonir article
caused a rnllv which held to the close'De
cember opened at HHfill'iC. ranged to 3t'4iif '
31'4c and closed at HUfaSrjie. unchanged
from vpsteiclij ; Mav closed a shnclp. down
at 22"4c askeil Primary receipts \\crf 497-
000 bushels , compared with 741000 bushels a
\ear ago Chicago received 221 cars Atlan
tic port rlparanees wereMX,000 ) toiithels , llf-
tceu loads were reported tiken for export.
Oats was neglected by speculators , selling
within a r.niRp of He and acting In a slug-
gMi sort of waj with coin Shipments for
th' month IIIVB about equaled rpcclpts. He-
rplpts were ; 217 cars Dec-ember ranged at
B2 < i V24e ' and closed at 22V-
Provisions excited little interest. During
of DecPmbor pork aided the price for a
( Imp but the weakness of the grain market
nnd loivoi hog prlcos counteracted this
.lanuarv pork closed 5u lower at $9 W ,
Januarv lard a shade under at 4525 and
Jnnunrv ribs 2V&O lower lit $3
nstlmatPd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
lt > cais , corn , 230 cais ; oats , 175 ears ; hogs ,
20000 head
The leading future ranged as follows :
Articles.I jOpen.l riish. | _ Low. | Clpsc. | Yes y.
Whesit
Dec- . K7- fi7GSHH <
May. 71K 71 % 71V
Corn-
Dec.
Jnn 10-1 ,
Mav. 32V1 32 %
Oils-
Dec.
May. 21 %
1'ork
DPC. 8 17i < 8 27k S 17V. K 27'i ' 822W
Jan. 170 I7pi DBi < ) 67 % 172' '
May. 9 SO 9S2& 97214 9 72'i ' 9W
Dec. C 05 5 0751 5 ° 2 5 071 5071/4
.Ian. r. 23 K 23 5 23 * 527ij
May. 540 5 12'i ' 5 40 5 40 5 * i 2
nihi-
Dec' . 4 02V I 12" . 4 tn 4 DO 4 ffi
Jin 5 00 50214 500 _ 502 > 3
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUIl Slow and easy ; winter patents.
} 35of3f,5 | ; straights. $323(3335 ( ; clears , $310
( i3 25 ; spring specials $1 10 ; spring patents.
$3 407(3 CO ; straights. $2 003 20 ; bakers , $2 30
( JJ2 GO
WHEAT No. 3 spring , C3c ; No. 2 red ,
CORN No. 2 , 31ff32p ; No. 2 yellow.
OATS-NO 2 , IVMIIWC : NO. 2 white ,
IGi'c ; No 3 white , W&Z&iC ,
RYE No 2 EOc.
BARLEY No. 2. S47i39c.
SEEDS Nn. 1 flaxseed and northwest ,
H 27 > 4. Prlmi > timothy seed. J2 4302 55
Clover , contract grade , $7 00jip7 73
PKOVISIONB-MeBH pork , per bhl. , $7SOfZ
P .10. Lard , per 100 Ibs , $ i Ooli5 174. Short
ribs shks ( loose ) , $1 SGfiG JO Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) . $3 17'/4 < 8&50 , short clear
Fides ( boxed ) , $52017330
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per
tot. $ l.ri,4
hUG.AKb Cut loaf , $570 : granulated , $318
Follow Inc are the receipts and shipments
for today :
Articles Receipts Shlpm'ts.
riour. hbls . 21,000 11,000
Wheat , bu . 206,000 12.000
Corn , 111 . 264,000 400000
Oats bu . 2 > > 2,000 41(5,000 (
Rje. bu . 2,000 fi 000
Harlo > . In . 87,000 27,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was llrm ; creameries , 15iT21c ;
dairies ; , 15ST21C- , Cheese , weak at llV412Uc.
Eggs , llrm ; ft ( eh. ISc.
MW vonic vi , MARKET.
Qiintntloiin for I In- Day on Varlnii *
Cciuiniciclltlc-K.
Ni\V YORK. Nov. 10 FLOUR Receipts ,
16 , J7i bbln. ; exports , 12,417 bbls. ; sales , 12,000
pkgs. ; eafie-r under continued decllnn In
vvhpat , negotlat'ona ptlll pending on 66,000
pkgs rumored as .sold ycsterduj , consum- !
m-xtlon probable ; Minnesota paten tH , $3.75 ?
895 ; Minnesota bakers' , $2.855/1 15 ; winter
intents , $ UOf < 1.73 ; winter tralghts , $ J 351 ?
35U ; winter extra" , $ . ' ' * { ( . ' ! 3 , winter low
grades. $ J 23 J to. Rye Hour , nulot. UiirK-
vvheat Hour dull.
HUCICU'HL'AT Dull at ClQGSc c. I. f.
New Yoi It
CORNMEAL Steady , but ciulet ; jcllovv
vvcn'.ern. &M/S2c / ; city , SOifblc , Brandywlne ,
$ . ' .30ifJ,50. (
HYIS Dull ; No. 2 western , C2c f. o b.
alloal to anlve.
HARLI3Y Dull ; feeding. 40Hfl c c. I. f ,
Jtulfalo.
DARLCY MALT-QulPt. western , SoflGoo
WHEAT Receipts , 4J.47G bu. ; exports ,
none , MCH | , 1,250,000 bu. futures , 40,000 bu.
npot. Spot dull : No , 2 red , 73Hc , f. o. b. ,
jilloat ; No. 1 northern Duluth 7i6c , f. o b. ,
nlloat to arrlvo ( nev ) . No. 2 red , 715Ac. ele
vator. Options opened easy at u decline of
V nnd furthei declined Vtif e under lower
cables , expected heavy Increase In the
vlplblo supply Monday , largo Argentine )
Fhlpmcmtu. a slack export demand and an
jibMiiKK of miecuhitlvc support ; rallied par
tially on covering , bu : cloBed enbj ut
bu , ; HHC ] * . I'.IOOO bu futures , ISI.cxiO bu , spot
Spot dull ; No. 2. 40Uc. f. o. b . nlloat. and
c. elevator. Options tiisy nt Vfco decline
under rubles nnd rtilod weak v > lth wliemt ,
but without further decline , closing nulet at
' o net derllno ; Alny. Ji'jo ' ; closed , SfWo ;
Dpcombcr 29iSc ; closed. 33iic.
OATS Receipts , SS.200 bu. ; exports , 270
bu. Spot firmer j November. 32 } c ; No. 2
vvhlto. 31He ; No. 3 , 31u ; track mixed west
ern , 29ft30l4v. Options nominal ; no business.
HAY Stpady ; snipping , tiol70c ; good to
che.lce. 7CfSJKo. |
HOPS Quiet ; Pacific coast and state. 1SW
crop. IJiiTlac
HID118 I'lrm ; QnlveBton , 20 to 25 jh. < . .
171-jc ; Texas drv. 21 to 30 Ibs. , UP ; California
31 to 2T Ibx. 19H ' .
LEATHl'll-Steadv : licmloc' solo Buenos
A > re ? . ili'hi to heavy wcit-hts , 2l . ' 4i4c ;
ncld. 21ii21 io
WOOl Dull ; domestia fleece , 21S26c ;
Texno , 14Til9c.
MOLASSIJS Steady ; Now Orleans , open
Kettle. 2S l26o
PRO\'I81ONS-Uepf. stronsr : family. $12.50
O. IIH-SK , SIO.DO ; beef hams , $2i 50(025.00 ;
packet. $11.00012.00 ; city , extra India mestc
$ l9.CWf22 00 Cut meats , quiet ; pickled bcl-
llen. $ r..23(7,75 ( ; nlckled shoulders , $6.7507.00 ;
pickled hams , $ S , 754(9. ( DO. Lard , easy ; western -
ern Hteameil elotvd at $3,15 ; rlty. S5.15 ; No.
v ember. $ i,15 ; retlned , easy ; continent , $5,75 ;
Pork , pony ; old metis. $3.603i9.65 ; n vv mess ,
$10 : famllj. ill.712.00. |
FRiiOHTS Qulet ; cotton , by steamer ,
(6'tei. grain , by ete.uner , 3V4c
METALS-Jllli wcnl off heavily today
L
under the wrlght ofoa < cftblfi. dlfap-
polntlng ne 5 from domestic producing
points and liberal local offeritiRo , The other
dcpirttnents showed no new fenturps of In-
tprpst , rullnj ? RenorHlly dull and at about
former nuoUitloti * . At the close the Metal
exchange called plfr Iron warrants dull nnd
capy , with pellprs of March to Juno delivery
at $ lfi : lake copper , dull , nt ' ! tin , weak at
Ihe decline , now quoted $2S0Ki2S 23 ; lend ,
quiet with $4 ST bid nnd $1 ( V > usked , spelter ,
dull , with W Ii bid nnd $4 li > asked. The
brokers' price for lend Is $4 49 nnd for cop
per $17
OMAHA ( Ji\iitAi , MAiticirr.
Condition of Trmlo nnil ( lnolnlnnn nn
S < nplp imil I.'ntirj1'Toditci - .
EGOS-Rccelpts light ; market nrm nt 16e.
POtrLTRY Hens , live , 6 c ; spring chick
ens , GHc , old and stnggy roosters , live , S ®
4c. dutkB and gccsc , live. 67c ; turkeys ,
live. lOc
IJUTrnil-i-omnion to fair. 15c ; choice , 16
( ftl7c , sepirator , 23o ; gathered crcamcrj' , 22
< 521c
PIOIIONF Mve , per doz , 75c.
VEAr.S-Cho'oe , PC.
( lAMC-Prnlile c-hlckens. per doz. , $4 00 { ? >
4 CO , iiuttll , rer doz , $1 50 < f I 73 , mallards ,
$100i125 , blue wing leal , $175 , green wing
teal. $1 2.W1 M. mlxc-,1 ducks. Jl 5 < Xf200
OYSTCRS alodium , per < fin , 20c ; tnnd-
nrd , per c-an , 2lc , bulk standard per gal. ,
$1 23. extra selects , per aiti , 32c ; extra
select ! * , ppr gal. Jl T > , New York Counts ,
per can , 40c , New iork Counts , per 100. $1 25 ,
MAY Upland , choice. SUM ; midland ,
choice. $ t ! ; lowland , choice $5 $ , rye straw ,
choice , $350 , No ,1 corn , 27o , No. .1 whlto
oats , 22'fcf , cmcl.ecl corn , per ton , $12 : corn
and O-UB , chopped , per ton , 812 BO ; bran , per
ton , $13. short" , per ton , $11
VEGETABLES
TOMATOES Per crate , CO oc.
swmrr POTATOES PPP i ii. ) , T2.76i300.
POTATOES-Per bu . 25030
ORANIIERIUKS Capo Cod , $5 5 < XZJ6 00 ;
fancy Howes. } 6&0fj7 00
ONIONS Rftnll wiy. 70575c.
r-KLERY-lVr cloz . 20JJ-IOC
TURNIPS nutalngns , per Ib , Hie.
CAUBAGE-Pcr ll > . l > 4c.
TKUITS.
PLUMS-Oregon , per crntc , H.OOJM.M.
APPLiS-Cholce wpMern Chipping stock ,
$ .1Kyi1ii ( ! , .lonithans and * } rltnes' golden ,
$1 50fi I 00. New York rtock. S5.75f4 00.
ORAPI5S New York , 20c : California To-
kavs , $1 752X )
PUA RS Western -\ariotleo $2 25i5f2.50.
THOPICAT. FRUITS
ORANOES Mexican , per Iiox , $4.50
LEMONS California fnncj. $4 75R5 00 ;
choice California , $ l.004 50 , Jlesslna , $550 ®
COO BANANAS Choice , crated , large stock ,
per bunch , $2.t > og250 ; medium-sized bunches ,
$1 751200.
IHDBS , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDHS No 1 green h'des , Sc ; No 2 green
hides. 7e : No 1 salted hides 9p ; No. 2' '
silted hided Sie ) : No. I venl cilf , 8 to 12
Ib" No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. Sc.
TALLOW , OKEASE. ETC Tallow. No. I
3V. tnllow , No 2 , IWe" roiifh tallow. IVfcc ;
whlto greasp , 21i < n.1'ic ; jcllmv and brown
grease , 2Vi@1c
2Vi@1cMISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
irONEY Per 24-section case. $3 25@3 50.
NUTS lllckorv mils , per bu . Jl.
FIGS C-allfornla lajcrs , per 10-Ib. box.
$1.10. Cillfornln carton , per 10-lb box , $1.20.
MAPLE SUQAR-Per Ib. , Sc
St. I.iinlM Cirniii mill 1 *
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 10 WHEAT-Lower ;
No 2 red t.nh. elevator , 60c , track , 6T > 4@
70Kc : December. B-S'SigeS'ic ; May , 72c ;
No 2 bird , bfiVtriGSr' receipt" , 10,471 bmheK
COIIN Higher ; No 2 , Sic , track , 32c ;
December. 30'iS30s ( ( < c , Mav , 31'/fie '
OATS Ste.idj , No 2 cash. 23V4c ; track ,
24fi24I4c ( : December , .XJUc ; Miy , 24c ; No. 2
white , 26 < f < 26i e.
IlYH-KInn nt r,4c.
POt'I/rnY-DulI , chickens. 6c : turkeys ,
CHc * ! dtickh , C'tfTC' c1 , Bee e , 5V4c
PLOUn Dull and depressed. lower to
.ell , patenti < 11"ft150 ; exit L fancy , { 300 ©
3 15 : clear , $2 75 < 5W 90.
SI3I3DS Tlmothj. $ ltHVTi22nflaxseed. . $1 26
COIlNMEAIr-Stoarty , Jl-'o-ffl SO
BHAN Unchanged , sacked , east track ,
Glf/CSe
HAY Timothy , Pteacly , $7 0 S > 11 00 ; prairie ,
ilrm , $ < i
WHISKY StMidv. H.231J
COTTONTIBS Unchanged.
BAGH ING Unchanged.
HKMP TWINE IlnchaiiKCil.
PIlOVlSIONS-Dry snlt meat * , boxed
shoiildpr1 ! , J573 , extra shorts , $537V4 ; clear
ribs , $530 , cicir Vdes. $3 b24. Bacon , boxed
shoulders , none offering ; extra shore , $575 ,
clear rib" J3S"iA , clear slde < i. } 5 124.
HiCKlPTS-l'lour : , 5,000 bbli. ; wheat. 10-
00(1 ( bu ; corn. 51000 bu. ; oiiti. 10,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 13,000 bbls ; wheat ,
22,001) bu. ; corn , 59,000 bu ; oats , 26,000 bu.
Ilulter. KKK nnd Chcc-Mp Wnrkci.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 10 BUTTER Finest
United St-vtcs , Sis
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 10 EGGS Uc
higher ; fresh Missouri nnd Kansas stock ,
firsts 1S14C pep do ? , ca es returned.
BUTTER Prcampry , 20JI22e dnlrv , ISc.
NEW YORK. Nov. 10 BUTTER-Ro-
celpts , 23b.i pkgs ; firm ; western creamery ,
W/ii25c ; June creamery , 181523140 ; factory ,
15'17c
CHEESE Ftecelpts , 1,039 pices. ; steady ;
small September fancy , 121/4012 % : finest Oc
tober , 12f(712Vlc , large , colored , fancy Sep
tember , 1214012140 ; large , October , Ilnest ,
EGGS Receipts , 5293 pkgs. ; strong ; - western
ern ungraded at mark , 14@20c.
ST LOUIS , Nov. 10 EGGS "Weak nt Ific.
BUTTKR Firm ; creamery , 20@25i/ic ;
dairy. lGf/22e.
PHILADELPHIA , Nov. -BUTTER- -
Flrm : fancy western creamery. 251,40 ; fancy
vvpstern prints. 27c.
EGGS Firm : fresh nearly , 22c ; fresh
western. 2U4C ; fresh southwestern , 20c ;
fresh southern , I9c.
CHEKSE-Stendy.
CHICAGO. Nov. 10 BUTTER Firm ;
crpamprie" 15(5:4e ( ; dairloa , 14@21c.
EGGS-nFIrm : fresh , ISc.
I.lipriinol Gml u nncl
LIVERPOOL , Nov ID WHEAT Dull :
No 2 red western winter , dull , 5s 10d ; No. 1
Oullforn'n , Gs 2dfiCs ( 2d : No. 1 northern
spring , dull , 5s 114d Futures dull ; Decem
ber , 3s9Hd , March , fis 10s ; ! ! ; 3Ia.y , 5s lid. Re
ceipts of wheat during the last three days ,
12SOOO centals , nil American.
CORN Spot , American mixed , new ,
steadv. 3s 5 1 ; American mlaed , old , steadv ,
Sssi d. Futurfs nu'ot : No\cmber. 3s5ci :
December , S Gd ; Januarj' , JaCtl , Receipts
of American corn during the last three days ,
120500 centals.
PEAS Canadian. 5s 5l d.
PROVISIONS Hnme. short cut. dull , 43s.
Bacop , Cumberland cut , pteady. 33s ; clpar
bellies , steady , 13s ; long clear middles , light.
dull , 31s ; long- clear middles , hcavj- , dull , 30s.
KiinnnN Cit > ' ( irnln nncl Provision * .
KANSAS CITY. Nov. -WHEAT-De- -
pember , 61ic ; Mav. ( jb c ; cash. No. 2 hard ,
f.1V4c ; No 3 , 5flC(63c ( : No 2 led , 70c ; No. 3 ,
CSffibSe Receipts. 57 cars.
CORN-Depcmber. 27'4c ; May , 29VSc : cash ,
No. 2 rrdxed. 2S c ; No. 2 white , 2S54023o ;
OATSNo' . 2 white. 20V-C.
RYE-NO. 2 , coc.
TIAY Oholcp tlmothjSWB900 ) ; choice
prairie. $7601jSOO
RECEIPTS Wheat. 34,400 bu. ; corn , 63,200
bu : oils , none
SHIPMENTS-Wheat , 34,100 bu , ; corn ,
9,700 bu ; oats , 10,000 bu.
MliuienuuIlM M'lient nntl FInnr.
MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. 10. WHEAT Tn
storeNo 1 noilliern. November , on c ;
December , ( VJKfyOttiic : Mnj' . 767sio. . On
track : No. 1 hard , C6c ; No. 1 northern ,
CIVo ; No 2 nortlicui. 62c
FLOUR Flr t patents , $3.C5l J3.70 : second
patents. $3 45 < S3.65 ; llrst clenrs. $2.4502.55.
BRAN In bulk , $11,00011.50 ,
Toledo Miirke-t.
TOLEDO. Nov. 10 WUEAT Lower ,
bteady : No. 3 cafh , 6S c ; December , C9io ;
Slav , 7fi * c
CORN Dull , steady ; No. 2 mixed , 34e.
OATS Dull , steady ; No. 2 mixed , 23&c.
RYE Neglected.
SEED-Clover. active lower : prime cash ,
$5 nuked ; December , $ o 72'/4 ,
> lll\v nnUcp firnlu lnrUpf.
MILWAUKKW Nov. 10. WHEAT Mar
ket lower ; No 1 northern , G6Vi < a6Sc ; No. 2
northern. GmfClc
RYE Easier , No. 1 , 64 > 4fr.5c.
RARLEY-I > iill ; No. 2 , 45 ( c ; sample , SS
Pparla 3Inrkrt.
PEORIA , III. Nov. 10. CORN-Stcady ;
No. 2 32 0.
OATS Imctlve ; Xo. 3 white , 23Wc ,
WHISKY-rirm , on the basis of I1.23&
for finished goods.
\Yool tlnrUrt ,
BOSTON , Nov , 10 The Commercial Bui-
letlii tomoriovv will pay of Ihe vool market :
The market Is again wildly active and
Htpadllv 'advancing Prices ure. now 7c , the
scoured pound higher than under the Mc-
Klnley tariff nnd 233 hlghlr than under
free wool Thorn is a shortage of 50,000
bales In the clip of New South Wales and
quotations' ' from Australia have ndvanrod
2o a pound thin week. The feature of the
wetk has been thei shipment of 1,000 , < XX )
pounds scoured nnd 1,200000 pounds grenuv ,
eciulvalent to 4,000,000 pounds jrreasy terri
tory wool , to Kuropts The vool was short ,
medium tprrltory costing SOc a pound , A
lot of South American cross-breds that arrived -
rived were not oven landed , but eold on the
steamer nnd transhipped to Antwerp.
Hlioc mid 1 , rather Trndr ,
OHK'AOO , Nov 10. The Shoe and
I < -nthrr Review of November 11 will sav :
The market for both hides and leather Is
stronger lh n we have ever Icnown It to be.
I One of tht > pricker * says he has not one
In salt un 9ld. The parkon are TOW de
manding W\r \ for native tecr lildos for
future riPllvcry Sprendy steer hides nre
held at He
aiovnMi3 > Ts or .STOCKS AM HHMIS.
Coiitlnnpil lr lrr tn < irt
Ictil of Thrlr IlnldliiftA.
NEW YORK , Nov. 10. The cnrly part of
the day In Ihe stock market was frl\cn over
to a continuance of the throwlnts over of
stock holdings , which was In evidence N.PS-
terdny. Tlio liquidation wns on a large
scale and ( mbrnced all department's of the
list. The more highly speculative Induc < trlf <
showed th wlckst changes , but the selling
of the standard railroad stocks wns fully
pejual In ninount. There was no stock or
group of stock * which took a conspicuous
place apart from others , unless It might bo
said that the Iron nnd steel sloths wpre
relatively somewhat firmer thin the gen
eral list Thp same might hp said of North-
prn Pacific ; nnd Union Pacific. Declines at
the low point exceeded a point C r irmnj
standard railroad shnrcs nnd in n few
cases roportcd upward of 2 points Leather
aftrr a hr ak of S points milled somewhat
nnd retired Irto the background of HIP trad
ing , transactions In It being small for the
rcmnlndpr of thp dnv Sugar nnd Manhat
tan were rather weaker than the bnlancc ot
the list , but they reacted with considerable-
vigor The latter part of the dnv wns glvrn
over to n gradual and verv general recovcrj1
of part of th6 earlier elfcline on n much
dlminlslipd volume of trading Most of the
leading railroad ptocks rillied n large frac
tion nnd a number of the specialties be
tween lf2 | points Consideration of the
money outlook continued to domlnnto senti
ment on the Stock exchange Thti banks
continued to call loans for largp a mounts , I
the rnte for call monpy oppnlng it 11 per I
cent and running up to 13. Largo amounts I
of stocks held with bonowed moiicv vvero
thrown upon the market. After parh KIIC-
resslvp period of lltjuidatlon the mnrkpt fell
Into n condition of ? eml-st.ignatoii. ! Diirlnr'
the afternoon the rate for call nionej
dropped oft ns low as 1 ppr cent nnd the
drninnd for stocks devplopecl , whleli cnuiod
the recupentlon In prices to the closing
level. The usual preliminary c-stlinates of
the week's cash movpments showed n
rather smaller shlpmpiit In the Interior tlmti
had been eUlmntPd. though loss to thp sub-
treasurv of $3,000000 wns up to untlclpa-
tlons. Theweek's net loss in cash Is tig- |
urpcl nt ever $1,000000 from all causes. The
easing In tlio money rate late In the day
served to nmeliorate the dread th'Xl tomor
row's bank statement would show nn In
crease In the deflc't The loan contraction
during the neck has been large. There was
n rumor on the lloor of the exchange * that
the banks' renourccs had bppn Increased
1i > means oC rash deposits bj Institutions
In New York Cltv with a view to rpllcve
the .situation Th's minor could not be\
traced -to any but affected sentiment on the
Stock exchange and Inclined spe'ciilatlve
opinion to look for another surprise In to
morrow's bank statement. The stiff money
market resulted In a further drop in sterl
ing exchange rates which was assisted also
bj buving of stocks here for London ac
count estimated nt us high as CO.OW ) shares.
New York exchange at Chicago nxe again
to pir , but at New Orle-nns the exchange
continued to run against New York
Prices of bonds moved Iu svinpatliv with
stocks carlv In the daj , but failed to
respond to the late recovery- Total sales ,
par value , J2.3.10000 United Stales 3s nd-
vanccd H and old 4s , registered. % In the
bid price. The 5s registered , declined > fc.
The Commercial Advertisers London
financial cablegram savs : The rnarkels
liere were- less active today than yt-sterdav
under the Influence of Indications of dearer
monev. Most noteworthv of thebe wns the
taking of treasurv bills offered at 4 * , whi'ie
it has be n expected for the last six months
that thev would go under per cent Con
sols fell % American securities bfRan well ,
but leHpsecl on fears that New York would
not receive well thp news of the rnte on
the tieasury bills New York , as a matter
of fact , sold freelv , nd the close was Hat ,
Southern Pacillc again leading the decline.
I Spanish 4s were. b5U ; tlntos , 4074 , Ana-
j condns , 9i ; Utahs and Bostons v > ere
steady. A strong hint to buy Avlnos nt
Chicago , I & ii . ll'bi'Adams Express.110
do pfd 42 Am Express , . . . ,147k-
Chicago & K I . 95U U. S Uxpreis. . . 47'i
Cnicago Ac N. W.167 lAVelii.-Fargo Ex.127
C. , R. I. & P..113 'A. ' Cot. Oil 44V1
C. , C. , C. & St. L , SsTs do pfd S5
Cole Southern. . . 6Vi Amer. Mailing . . 12
do 1st pfd. . . . 4o do pfd 46\i
do 2d pfcl. . . . ISVi Amer. fa R. . . . 36
De > l & Hudson..120 I do pfd. 87
Del. L , & W ISS lAm Spirits
Den. & Rio G. . . . 2W4 | do pfd 17
do pfd 74H Am Sleel Hoop. . 44
Erie do pfd.
do 1st pfd. . . . 37 Am. S. & . \ \ ' . . . . 27-8
Gt. Nor. pfd 172 do pfd gib
Hocking Coal . . . . 18U Am Tin Plate. . . 3ii2
Hock-ing Valley. . 31 do pfd 82'A
Illinois Central . .114V Am. Tobacco . . . .119 8
Iowa Central 131/ do pfd 141
do pfd 63 Anaconda M. Co44 %
K. C. . P. & a. . . . 9 Bk Bap Tr 8ja
Lake Erlp & W. . 18 Colo. F. & I . 51 8
do pfd 77 Con. Tobacco 41s
Lake Shore . . . . . .198 do pfd. Ml
Isolds & Nash. . . . SI * ; Federal Steel MlE6
Manhattan Ij . . .1014 _ do pfcl 71,14 "
MH. St. By . . .193Gen. . Electric . . . .120
Mex. Central . . . . 124 Glucose Sugar . . 47
Minn. & St , I. . . . . 71 do pfd 9S
do pfd 94 Int'n'l Paper . . . 26
Missouri Pacific. . 17Ra do pfd 1.914
Mobile & Oh'o. . . 41 Laclcdo G.is 77H
M. , K. & T 12W Nat. Biscuit 40
do pfd W4 do pfd 05
N. J. Central..122VS National Leatl . . 2S'i
N. Y. Central..iSiS * do pfcl 103
Nor. & West. . . . 26 % Nat'onal Steel . . 47V&
do pfd 69" do pfd 01
No. Pacinc 536 N. Y. Air Brake.l47i $
do _ Pfd _ _ . . . 74 % Nor.Amerlcnn . _ . . 12si
Ontario & W 2 ! > 1& Pacific Coast . gj
Ore Ry. K Nav , . 42 , do 1st pfd , . . . 87
do pfd 76 ' do 2d pfd . . . C6
Pennsylvania . . . .1293 ; PatiHc Mall 41
Reading 20U.People's Gas . . . .IlHi
do 1st pfd. . . . 58V4 Pressed S C 56
do 2d pfcl. . . . 31 do pfd SSiA
Rio G. W 171,41 Pullman P.il. C .193
do nfd Rl iPtandard R. & T. 10i ,
st. u & s. r , . . . 10)i Sugar 152M ,
do l t pfd. . . . 70V4I do pfd 117 %
do 2d nfd. . . , 36 Tenn. C. & r
St. L. S. W 11 U. S. leather. . . .
do pfd W do pfcl 78
St. Paul 124 U. S. Rubber. . . 47
do nfd 171 do pfd 112
fit. P Omaha.118 West Union
So. Pacinc W Republic I & S , . 21
So. Railway 1274 do ofd ( V )
de > _ pfcl 55 ? ; P. . C. . C. & St. 1 , 73
Ex-dlv.
> PW Yorlc Monev MnrUet.
NEW YORK. Nov. 10-MONEY-On call.
easier at 15J15 nor cent ; last loan , 3 jier cent ;
ruling rnfp , 12 per cent ; prime mercantile
panpr , CfiW ner cent.
STKRLING EXCHANGE- Weak with
actual business In bankers' bills nt } 4 83B4'eS
4834 for demand and nt $1 81 0482 for
Rlxtv div ; posted rntes. $48Jfi4S3' ' nnd
$4 S7ii4 S7Vi ! commercial bllH $4 SI
SILVER Certificates 69i < j(60y. ( < ; : bar
59 o ; Mexican dollars. 4V c.
The following are the closing quotations
on bonds :
_
U , S. 2s. reg 100V. do 4s 7921,4
do regl * 10SH N. Y. C. 1 ,112 ,
do coupon.108 % N. J. C. gen , 5s. IWi
U. 8. new 4s. regr.129 ? . No Carolina Ca , ,127 ,
do coupon. , 12 do 4s ,101 ,
U. S. old 4n reg.112' No Paeinc Is. . . ,113 ,
do coupon.,112 % do 3s , fill's
do 5s reg.,1101i do 4s ,101 , = s
do coupon.,1104 N.Y C. A : St.Ij.ts , 92
D of r > C3S..117 N. & AV. con.a OJ
Ala. cla"s A. . . . 109 do gen. 6s , , in
do cIiFH B..110 Ore Nuv. Is , , . 10S
Ala. chun C. . . . 101 do 4s , . . 10114
do currency.100 Ore Short L Gs 129
Atch. gen. 4s . . 9S do con. 5s. .
Canada So 2s 10SV6 ReadingJTPH Is R6 {
Clie-st & O. 4'/4s. ' , 95 Rio G. W la 96V4
do 5s . . . . llfi'8 St.L ft I Me 61. , 110
C & N W c. 7s.U5 St.L. & S.r.g.Ca 12414
do S. F deb 5s.l18 fit. Paul con . , . 16 ?
rtvloap-o Ter 4s. 97'-i ' St.P , C & P. Is 120
Den. & R. O , 18.1004 do 5s
do 4s 98 Po. Rv. 5s , . . .
E T..Va , K G.ls.103 % S R. & T. th . , , 81
Erin GPU 4s . . . . 70 Tenn n set. 3s , , 97
F. W. & D. C. Is. 79 Tex , & Pnc U. lit
Gen Elec. 5s 119 . * do "s " : 53
G.H & H S A. 6s. 101 , u p. 4s.:1" : , . : : 101H
do 2ds 109V4 jWnbash Is 114
II. & T. C. 6s . 110141 do 2s 100 4
do con 6 * ,110 ' West Shorp 4 = - . . *
Iowa Central 1s.Ill 'WlH ' , Central Is. "n
K. C , P & G. la. 71 | Vn. Centuries , . 83
La new cnn , 4s.IM I do deferred. , 5
L & N un'd 4s Pl' ' Colo. So. 4s 84
M. . K & T. 2s. C9
Offered.
Fliinnolnl.
LONDON. Nov 10 American rccurillps
were irregular and wlthont decided feature ?
today , operators giving their attention to
the settlement The closing tone was easy.
Spanish 4r. 64&c , Gold premium ut Buenos
Avres. 11720
PARIS. Nov , 10. Prices on the bourse to
day opened hesitating nnd there wa sonm
reiU lng International pccurltlen were
good , closing llrm all round Hpanlsh 4s
were. In good demand Brazilian ) ! ivcre In
stronc request on a frnsh advance In the
prlie of culttp. Rio TlntoK were ottered
freely nt first , but recovered ut the close.
IJcBeers were firmer , Katllrs vvor easier
at the opening , owing to the absence of
xvar news nnd In view of the forlhcomlnc
settlement in London , but dc ed better.
Thrir | > er cent rentes , lOOf lUc for the nc-
c-otint i\chnntp on London. 21f 2lc for
cheeks. Snanlnh 4 * closed ut (3.40 (
| linilLIN , Nov 10. Prices on the bour o
today wen * quiet , Intprnatlonal securities
jvvcro steady Americans were Inanimate.
1 but Canadian Pncllle fluctuated Mlno
shares vvcie llrm. demand for the llnnrn
IlonKm Stork ( > iio nlons.
BOSTON. Nov 10-Call loans , fi per
cent , tlmo loans , G' QC per cent. Official
closing quotations of stocks , bonds and
mlnlng smircs :
smircsp
A T. S -p WK Central
do pfd Gt Dom Coal . . . Hi
Am Sugar do pfd . 117'4
do pfd in'i ' Atcbl < on 4s . 91
Bell Telephone Adventure
BeH ton At A 271 AdventureMill Co 3H
Boiton Elevated. 10 Atiruitlr . . . 2
l' 'iu K Mt .20) 'Boston A Mont 322
C . B X Q 111 Htttto .t Boston 61
r tihburg pfd . 122 CnltmiPt .t. HPC "i i
Gen Ulrelrle KO Centrnnlal . . . .21
rcdernl Steel Pranklln 1 } 4
do pfcl tlumboldt . . . . ; ;
MP\ Central 12 Osceoli j'j ' *
n -olonv { T'nrrot
Old Dominion 2 > H Qulncv .
Bubbpr 4i./i Hanta IV Coppci .
Union Pacific 4ni' Tntnnnuk 2H
ITn'on Liind
Wpst End . . V\ \ Wolvrrlnc
do pfd. VHr. TTtah Mining 3C
* Askcd.
ork Ilnlii
N'HW YOUK. Nov 10-Tho followlns
are the ofllclal closing quotations for mining
sharps :
Chollar 10 Ontario . 77S
Crown Point . 10 Ophlr .
Con Cnl & Va 113 Plvmotith . 10
Head wood . K Quicksilver .
Oould & Curr'n. 21 do nfd 00
7 die & Norcross 2S Slprra Nevada
TlomeMtnkc . . . . fiiM Ptandard . .
Iron S'lvcr 57 Union Con . 2S
Mexican .10 Yellow Jacket 20
I/oficlou OnolnUoiin.
LONDON. Nov in. 4 p. in.-Closlnc :
Cons money lOl lN Y. Central. . .1 -
do tit'ot . , 1011'-ld.Pennsylvania . . . . fs
Cnlt PHelllc ' 17VHeading 10- >
T > ln IIVilNnr Pacinc pfcl. 7" !
do 1st pfd. 1S I Atchlson 22 i
Illinois Central 17 % Louisville S7I-J
TT P pfd . 77i Giand Trunk . . . . 7'A '
St. Paul , com . .127 % Anaconda . . . 9H
HAIl Sir/Vim Stoadv , 27ri-16d ; money ,
2' per cent Until of discount In the oppn
market for short bills , 4 l-l&f4 ! % per cent ;
three months' bills , 4"-i ppr cpnt.
llniilc Cli-nrlimn.
CHICAGO , Nov , 10-Clmrlngf , $ r > ,5S6,747 :
balance * $2.Ki1C2S ; sterling f\changp , J4 S45J1
4 ss ; New York exc-hange par.
HALTIMORK Nov. 10 Clearings , J1.50S-
017 : balances. f41l,237.
PHU.APKMMIIA , Nov. 10-Clearing" ,
J1S.IM421 : balances , $2.2,2U
Nn\V YOKK Nnv 10 Clearings , $222,007.-
22(5 ( : balances , $7,2 < iO,421.
BOSTON. Nov. 10 Clearings , ? 25,4M.G67 ;
balnnco" , t2,694S29
ST I.OUts Nov. 10-Clearings , $7,410,321 ;
balances , $1029510 ; monev. 4fS per cent ;
New York exchange. SOc discount bid , 25c
discount asked.
SCIlAMUIn T UMOAn COTTON.
Sppcnlntliin Ihr II < > nt lent In Icnrn
nnU rinciiintlniiN Are Violent.
NB\V YOUK. Nov 10 COTTON The ex
citement of the. last few dajs on the cotton
exchange was otitdonei In every wav todav.
H had bppneirt since speculation In the
staple equaled that of todij , while m inv
months have passed s'nce ' fluctuations have
been so violent and the. course of the mar
ket generallv us erratic. Although the ca-
1 hies at hand when our maiket opened were
indicative of underlving weakness in thp
English imiket , iincl notwithstanding state-
tnents that the crop movement for somp
time to comB will bo on a much larger
cale than heretofore , friends ot the mar
ket remained faithful from the start and
prices went off 103T11 points from the first
call Selling orders = eon began to come in
from all directions and after a momentary
wait the bull crowd Jolntd In the selling
movement. Prices melted away with sur
prising lap'dlty , the close of the
first half hour recording a loss of
U points. An effoit to hPciire profits
i at this time halted the decline. ;
Investors Immedlatc'lj recovered courage
and scrambled to iclnvest , with the result
that a rally of 11 points occurred In much
, less tlmo than had been taken by the
early slump.Vhen the announcement was
made at U o'clock tint a poslble crop of
9,500,000 bales had been raised the bears ,
with the assistance of foreign allies , ag
gressively attackc'i ) the entire list. Before
1 o clock prices Oiowcd a sheer loss of 18
f/21 points on tlfif active positions Homo
recuperation followed later , but the gen-
cial undertone for the r9st of the session
was vve.ik , with the market particularly
nervous. At times the excitement was at
fever heat , with great waves of bujlng and
selling and prices were thrown out In a
seemingly promiscuous manner. Ueports
that boutheni spot maiKetb were holdlns
1 firm , with primes In some instances * Mthc
higher , and a summary of weekly statistics
failed to Ilgure in calculations to any con-
l sidcrablo extent. The market was finally
I Irregular at a not loss of 1WJ/22 points , or
at the bottom for the dav
i ST. l.OriS , Nov. 10-COTTON Steady
and unihaiifred ; middling , l > 74c ; Rales , 11/0
bales ; receipts , G.3CO bales ; shipments , 6,012
bales ; stock , 1X2S41 bales
UVnUPOOI , . Nov. 10 COTTON Spot ,
good business clone ; prices lower , American
middling , 10-lfid ; good middling , 411-uJd ;
middling , 43-lGd ; low middling , 4d ; good
ordinary , .Tll-lCd ; ordinary , 3d. The sales
of the day were 12.000 bales , of which 1,000
were for sneculatlon and export and In
cluded 10,500 American. Receipts , 6.0UO
bales , Including 500 American The marlon
opened easy and closed Irregular and un
settled nt a decline of 7 points. American
middling. I , M. C. , November , 4 l-b4f4 2-GIJ
sellers ; November and December , 41 l-l)4d
buyers ; December and January , u C3-G401
Id buyers ; January and Tebruaiy , 3GtHSf
36.1-04d buyers ; IVbruary and March , 3 b--U
( TiSfiS-Gld buyers ; March and Ajirll , April
and M.iv. 3C2-Glcl sellers ; May and June ,
Juno and July , 3 Cl-64J(3 ( G2-G4d bu > crs ; July
and August , JGl-64d buyers ; August anJ
September , 3 59-6Id buyers.
CIIICVUO IiIVE bTOCIC MARKET.
Viilnc-N AVrll Mnliitnlm-il In Cuttle
MiirUol , lull HOKN Mimic Loner.
CHICAGO. Nov. lO.-CATTLC-MarKet
generally active , values strong ; common
grades In demand ; range c-.ittle firm ; cow
market active ; good to choice , J3,80ii7b , ( > l ;
I poor to medium , It,40 5.71 ; mixed stockcrs ,
IWOOJI3.73 ; selected feeders , $4.20fj4.G5 ; good
to choice cows. $3.M < < 4.GO : heifeis , fS.COi/ )
S.20 ; canncrs , $1.73 ? 3 00 ; bulls , U.COrH.f'J :
calves , $4.00Ti7.nO ( ; fed Texas beeves , $1 CO ®
5.50 ; gra.ss Texas steers , ? 3 So i.Ua ; western
range beeves , $4.00fc5.30.
HOGS-Market a shade lower , closing
steady at a slight decline ; selected tops.
I $5,35 : mixed and butchers , $1 OOJ/4 30 ; good
to choice , heavy. $4.Og4.JO ] , rough heavy ,
1 $3,00ft 1.00 ; light , JJ.OOQI.22Vi ; bulk of sales ,
$4.10fi4 23.
8innP ! Mostly natives ; best grades
steady , others weak to lOc lower ; lambs
closed lOo lower ; native wethers , Si.75f/4 75 ;
lambs , $4.00 < fj5.40 , western wethers , Tl WJIP
4,40 ; western lambs , $4.5005.40.
Uecelpta : Cattle. 2,500 head ; hogs , 30,003
head ; sheep. 7,000 head ,
KnnmiH City I < lvtH Ionic.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. -CATTLn-Uo- -
celpts , 7,200 natives , 300 Toxnns ; supply
mostly common ; butcher stock a sliado
higher , others nctlvo and steady ; no choice
native steers , common , $ l,75f3.53 | ; Mock-
PIH and feeders. $ J.2Sf74 GO , butcher c-ous
and heifers , * 3.1CCi4 Wi. cannor.s , $ J.50f < S 10 ;
fed western steers , ? l C5f(5 ( 4i , range Fteer.s ,
$3.10f4 | tO ; Texans , $ .1 00fr4 50.
HOGS-Uecelpts , 13,500 head , market slow ,
214(050 ( lower ; heavy and mixed. $1 0)ip )
4,07Vlight. : . $3.90Cf4 02'/4 : pigs , SI G5fi.i SO.
SJICHP UecplptH , 3,100 head ; supply
mostly muttons , best plaughtprlng JclndH
Htend ) , Inferior cnidcM hlovver : killing
lambs a tdiado higher , lambs , $1 WT(5 ( 4 < J ;
muttoiih , $100114.40 ; stackers and feeders ,
$3,0001.00 ; cullb. $1 50 < g3 M.
York I.Uo S ofk.
NEW YORK. Nov 10.-BKEVES-Re-
celpts , 3,427 head , market active , steers ,
steady to llrm , light bulls eas > . others llrm ;
cows , steady ; Ptecrs , 4 oOfiC SO ; oxen and
Htags , fJSiftuOO. billlH , $2 30ft 155 ; COWB , J1.60
c/(400. Cables unthangpd ExportH , nonp ;
tomorrow. 971 head cattle , CO head sheep and
5.3S5 ciuartcrs of beef ,
CALVES Recoints. 260 Jirad ; elow and
easier ; veals. $400f(8.25 ( ; top" , IS . ! 7',4fi ( $ 60.
Ki.intern , $250ff325 ; southein calves , } 2 23Jj
300 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts. 7,550
head ; whpe-i ) lower , lambs. lOlJlfie lower ;
Bhcep $ . ' 50fi400. lambs , f I 6Ji-.i&5 17iii Cana
dian lamb ° . K 50 ,
HOOS-RCLClpls , 3,637 head , lower nt163
04 TO.
St. JfiMi-nli IM < - Kloi-k.
SOUTH ST JOSKPIT. Mo , Nov IO-Spe- (
tial ) The Journal quoteti as follows :
CATTLE-llecelpts. 2.000 head , market
hteacly to stronpr ; natives ) , $1 00f 5 SO , THXUH
and westerns. $325 (380 ( ; cows and helferf ,
} l IWH.labulls and macs , { 200fi460 ; > enr-
UIIKH nnd oaivpp. JlOOnSOO : Miockers and
feederK 3 23jT4 60 ; veals , { I WTiS.'a.
HOGS Receipts , n,00 : hpud : market 5e >
lower ; njl grade * , > 393 < i7l 0714 ; bulk of hales ,
$1 ( vfi 4 0
SHKIJP Rccelpi" , JOO head , market
Heady.
OMAHA LIVE STUCK MARKET
Light Receipts of Oattlo and lair Receipts
of Hogs.
LVERYTHING SELLS REASONABLY EARLY
CnUlc Strong mill Aollrr lloK Sell
n Slindr Lower I'nl Shci-p MrnttK
nnd < \ ( * < U c I'ccilcr Imiuli *
Slovr nncl WeuKi
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov 10
Receipt * were : Cattln. Hops Sheep
Oinclnl Monday 5351 3 Obi
Olllclal Tuesday 3,630 B.SS1
Olllclal Wednesday 3.9M b.sOI
Olllclil Thursdnv ; 5812
umclul Friday. 2.1SS Sb.S
- . this week . . 17,974 : U , " S 25ir >
Same dnvs lust week 24,122 35'rtl 1'Uut
Same clivs week befoie 26 in , IMS > 3i 172
Sanio thrco vveeks ng.o 27,511 Sl.lW 2',737
Average price paid toi hogs fet the last
sovcralda _ > s vvltn uunparlsuns :
Total receipts . . . . 90 US 10 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , ouch buver purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Bu > er Cattle. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co. . . . . . sl "rO
O. II. Hammond Co. . . . 1,512
Swift and Company. . . . . . 311 1,146 IM )
Cud.ihy P. Co 67S U23 '
Armour & Co IVl 2,016 'lU
Omaha P. Co , K. C SS
Cudahv P. Co , K. C 27
G H Hammond Co , from
K. C 235
R. Be-ckar < fc Degan 2
Vnnsant & Co 7S
.1. L Carey 207
Lobman & Co ts
W. 1. Stephen 71
Huston .S , Co 1
Livingstone & . Schaller. . 9
Hamilton .t Rothschild. . 174
L. P. Husz 40
Other buvers sn . . . . 20w ;
Held over Sb3
Totals 2643 S.54 3,064
CATTLE It was another day of moderate
cattle receipts , less than a hundred oars
being reported In the > ards Of the cattle
here there were about twenty cars of corn-
feds and some six. cars of 'lexns and that
constituted about all the beef steers on
sale The demand was good and the mar
ket active at strong prices , so that every
thing changed hands at an early hour. It
Is safe to sa > that good kinds of beef steers
are 1520c higher than a week ago. There ,
wore a. few loads of pretty good fat cattle
here , which sold at $58555595. but the most
of the olferinjrs consisted of short-fed cattle *
Cows and heifers were in fair demand at
steady prices and the market was without
neivv features of an > impoi tnnce Good fat
bulls sold at just about stnady prices
There was a firm feeling to the feeder
trade , but It was hardlj to be expected that
chero could be any advance so near the
close of the week , even though fresh re
ceipts were so light and supplies in hands
of speculators practically exhausted The'
few cattle hero pold In a short time , the
movement being fairly active at prevailing
! prices. Good native feeder bulls were good
. sellers and strong and the supply was soon
I exhausted. Old and rough western bulls
were no more than steady. Representa
tive sales.
STEERS.
20. . . , 1316 5 25
14 106S 5 25
19 1203 5 30
43 1152 5 10
2 1090 5 40
21 1100 . " . 40
43 1017 5 50
40 1225 570
14 1112 5 SO
24 1236 5 S3
3 1213 5 S3
STOCK COWS AND HEITERS.
3 cow p. . . 790 2 GO
llstk. llfs. . 40 ! 2 DO
COLORADO
6 cows . . . 1091 1 40 19 Btc-crs . , 963 3 85
4 cows HOT 3 SO
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1 bull. . . . 1730 210 11 cows. 1041 a co
1 steer . 1070 4 30 1 bull . . . 1210 375
7 Htecrs. 1207 4 30 14 f peelers lOS'i ' 4 00
11 cows . 1010 1 65 4 feeders too 4 00
2 rows. . . S75 3 00 1 heifer. . . , 840 3 40
1 bull . . 1220 3 10
J. T Willlams-S. D.
6 cows. . . 503 2 60
Wyatt & . Marty S , D.
11 rows. . . . KT7 300
I Beckard Wyo.
1 steer , 970 3 GO 12 cows OH 3 65
1 steer , . S40 3 25 2 rows SCO 3 l !
1 i-teer , MX ) 3 23 1 row ll'O 1 75
1 feeder .10.SO 4 15 6 cows. 966 3 75
1 feeder. .1150 4 13
T H. Mallov-Colo
stl ( . clos 22 4 S3 30 cows S52 3 45
L. W Ulckle-Colo
2 cons 915 1 73 1 c-ow 1350 8 23
2 cows S.V ) 2 73 S COWb 1120 4 00
11 cows 938 3 70 1 feeder 1000 4 15
Neb. Iind & Feeding Co. Neb
13 cow * 933 3 65
HOGS They took off about what thev put
on jesterelny. that In , Ihe murket was a
good 2Ho lower than jestorday or about
like * Wednesdav'o market. After the mar
ket was once under way It was fairly
active and the hosn were dll sold at nn
early hour. Bu > er ueem to want the
is hastened , ( he patient strength
ened and appetite incrcaicd , by
( he use of
the greatest food Ionic.
As desirable for < hc well as for the ill. Uncquaicd in the world of tonics
for all young and old.
Prepared only by
ANIIEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASS'N , ST. LOUIS , U.S.A.
Brewers of Ihc purest and most famous brandi of bottled beer
for family and club use.
PROP. LABORER'S FRENCH CURE
RESTORES
AT ALL AGES-from 20 to 80 years ,
5 DAYS' TRIAL TREATMENT
Sent by Sealed Mail
To All Sufferers.
ABSOLUTELY FREE.
HaC.O.D. OR DEPOSIT SCHEME ,
- . A REAL MAN. , Not a feeble imitation.
'hatevcr vour age , there Is no excuse for Lost
Vigor It is an ensy to be a manlv , robust , old
gentleman , as a feeble , unmanned wreck. And
for a voting man who , through neglect , con
tinues to suffer from Lost Manhood or Vari-
cocele , there Is not the shadow of an excuse.
Do not think to long couceal vour condition.
Sexual Weakness docs not cure itself. It grons
rapidly worse from week to week. Soon it will
set its mark upou you , and all the world will
see and recognise ft. It makes no difference
what caused jour weakness bad habits In
youth , excess , overwork or business troubles
"CALTHOS , " the nirv clous French remedy ,
will cure j on. and failure 011 your part to be a
real man ii inexcusable.
" " is the onlv
"CALTHOS" known preparation
that will surely and permanently cure Lost
Manhood It is the discovery of the eminent
French physician , Prof. Jules Lnborde Its dis
tribution in HUB country is controlled by The
Von Mohl Co .of Cincinnati , O Tin * company
is one of the largest , most reputable and most
responsible firms engaged in the importation
of standard preparations in the United States.
Prof Lnborde , through The Von Mohl Co. in
vites all sufferers from Lost Manhood , bpernm-
torrhcea , Voncocele , Small Parts or wcsLness
of anynature in the nerves or sexual organsto
give"CALTHOS" n five days' trial free of
charge. All you need is to send vour name
and address to The Von Mohl Co. , Cincinnati ,
O. The five djvs' free treatment will be sent to
\ou in a sealed package bv mall. No one can
ascertain its contents. Full instructions will
The vrornt en e onn lie onrcit ! > ns-
InK MiiK"t I'lliKiller , ( iiiiiriintccil.
I.(10 ] > er Iiox l > y in.ill.
MAGNET CHEMICAL CO. ,
Wcntprii Dciint. Oinnlin , .Ncli.
hogs , and through there were over 100'cars
on sale the supply was none too great.
The long btrlng- was at $4 02' < , , while vcs-
terday $403 was a very popular price
It will be noted from the table of average
prices at head of column that- there has
not been much change in the hog market
this week , the fluctuations from day to day
being very small and of no great Im
portance It will also bo noted that the
mtirket Is not far from where it was A
week ago. Representative bales :
Iso.vv. . Sh I'r. No. Av. Sh. Pr
16 90 . . . $3 90 57 . . . . 22. ! 120 4 0214
42 276 120 4 00 78. . .23S 40 4 02V4
. .293 200 4 00 7. . 271 40 4 r '
31. . . . . 91 4 00 50 . ,27fi 160 4 02"
22 . . . .112 4 00 ES. . .o06 49 4 02
U. . . . 261 . . . 4 00 51 . '
52. . . . .2-11 40 4 00 ri. ] 49 160 4 02
4D. . . .350 . . 400 55 . .320 40 4 02'A
73 . . . .253 120 4 00 51) ) . 2b4 120 I MY
10. . . . . . 4 1X1 ' . . .118 SO 4 02'
5S. . . . .245 . . . 4 00 71. . , .240 40 \
71. . . . .152 40 4 00 46. . . .157
11. . . , , 'W 40 4 00 CS . . .291 200 I 02'i
45. . . . .346 200 4 ( X ) SI . . i2 ! 40 4 03
12. . . . .261 4 00 76 . . 27G SO I 05
58. . . 2S7 160 1 0214 S2 . 217 . . . 4 05
10 . . . " SO 4 OJ' < . fil. . . . 278 1 05
G2 . . . .266 40 4 02V 58. . , . 2M 80 4 01
5" . . , . . ! ' SO 4 02'/ . SO. , . 251 SO t 03
19 . . . H9 120 4 02 i/i 05. . . 22 ! 40 1 01
111 . . . .250 120 4 02'A 71 , . .299 120 4 05
C4 . . . . 205 SO 4 IK'S2 JO ) 80 I 05
302 . . 4 02i/2 ] ( , fl I Vi
51 . . .2S5 120 4 02H 251 SO t 03
47. . 324 40 4 02'4 ' . ' 10 . . 4 m
53. . . .302 SO 4 02U fS. 2b2 120 1 05
SI. . 241 120 4 fUH SI 251 . . 4 05
SI.f.1. . . 294 4 O2' | 102 21 ( ! SO 4 OS
70. . . .262 120 4 02 21S 4 05
f . . . ? S7 KO 4 O' us '
7G , , 104 160 4 021 ! , 6i 20li 'SO 4 05
71 . , .r,0'i . . 4 OJl 70 . 211 4 05
7fi . , .2S7 120 4 02K ] 17 . SO 4 03
7T . , .2.11 SO 4 n01/i SI 272 120 4 05
G7. . 249 SO 4 02K. 50 101 . 4 65
G1 . 291 SO 4 ffl'i ' 68rs 201 10 4 05
71 . 2W 40 i n2ix , rs 2S2 320 4 K
fi-1 . . 2G7 RO 4 C2U 71 . 221 SO 4 03
78 107 . 1 = . > 40 I 05
frt , ? 01 120 4 KV , 72 271 1CO I 05
21" " 00 4 O'U , ni .
. 277 1 ° 0 4 O'U , so 217 40 4 05
V , 190 4 tf > U > 97 210 200 1 ( i"i
f ! . RO 4 0"IA 103. 245 120 4 05
2S 2SO FO I 0'4 ' 25 ! 40 4 05 '
rs ] ? 0 4 AT ? , am in 4 -
71 210 40 I ( VM < S9 211 4 05
, " "ll " 40 4 02'4 ' 71 2S1 120 4 ( * 5
R7. . 21S 160 4 02" , 01 200 I 05
74 . 101 120 4 02U < 70 217 ? rt ) 4 ( * >
70. , , ? 19 . 4 02U 77Rl 211 120 4 03
? 74 10 4 mU , Rl 120 4 05
279 120 | 02V , S2 261 40 4 05
261 40 4 f2 2f ) iO 1 07U
271 RO 4 214 4 07'4 '
100 120 I 03K. 71 fO 4 10
2W 4 02'- 249 40 1 10
ss 40 i rs 1 10
SHEKP-Rece'lpV of fat stuff were vprv
light and the market strong Some of th
same Hlieep tint were hero ve tcrday
brmiclit c more today
Most of the arrivals consisted of stoekers
and feeders There heemcd to bp n good
demand for feeding vvPthen and for Mocker
or breeding ewes but the market on feedIng -
Ing lambs nnd old feeding ewes was vorj
slow nnd dull
Ouot Utons- Good to choice fed wethers
* 4 25 4 35 ; good to eholco fed vPiirllnes
J4 1V74 M good to choice grans wethers , tt 10
( T/425 ; fair to good gracs wethprs Jl WiN 00 ,
good to choice grass ewes H60S375 fair
to good prass OWPS , I323'fi150 ' good to
choice western lambs J3100525 ( , fair to good
western lambs. JI65SISO fppder wpther *
J3C5ft375 : feeder yearllnp" J175T ! ; 105 : good
to eholro feeder iambc Jl 25T 4 40 fair to
good feeder lambs , $4 OOSTI 23 Representa
tive sales :
No Av. Pr.
(6 mixed westerns ' > $1 0.1
172 Wjomlng feeding lambs. ES 403
400 feeding lambs 51 4 10
1 western lamb . . . CO I II
350 western lambx Bl 4 IV
372 Utah feeding limbs. fl 4 H
Ib Wyoming feeding Iambs , 53VI 4 20
t-3 Wiomlng feeding lambs ( VI 420
2-11 westernjeiirllnEH . 97 140
i30 western veail'ng . . 91 440
56 fed yL-jiillnuK , , , 91CS 140
339 feeding lainhx CS 1 1.0
Stuck in .
1'ollowlng nro the rprelpls at the four
principal western murkPtH for Ncivt-mber 10 ,
Cattle JlnjrH Hhppp
South Omaha 2,4V ! F.ws MM
Chicago 8.600 ? \ < m 7WH
KunstiH City 7 , 0,1 , I1.HW 3,10)
St Louis 1.IW 0r 0 IUJ
_
Totals . . . . . I'P1S KMK.8
accompany the package. Remember this lib
eral free offer is KLMIUIIIC. There Is no swind
ling scheme attached to it.Vc won't write you
for a deposit , or send the package C. O. D.
The von Molil Co. can nflbrd to moke this
liberal offer , because it knows that the five
days' treatment v\ ill put you firmly on the road
to renewed health. You will . .kmmnnd feel
It. You will find new vigor In your organs , re
newed vim in } our muscles , the exhilaration of
new blood in jour veins and steadier strength
in jour iicrvcf. And naturally jou will continue -
tinue the treatment until completely restored.
When you write to The Von Mohl Co. you
need not worry about the disposition of your
letters. The firm is nn honorable one of high
standing in the medical world. The letters it
receives are held sacred. All correspondence
relating to the CALTHOS branch of their busi.
ness Is confidential nnd is kept separate and
distinct from their general business.
In conclusion let us call jour attention to
the fact that " CALTHOS " is regularly used iu
the French -ind Gerinnu armies and that to its
use may be largely attributed the magnlficlent
phjsical condition of the soldiers of these
countries. Do not delay. Each day your con
dition grows worse , and the lime rapidly approaches
preaches when jour secret trouble will set Its
seal upon jour face and form , for nil who will
to see. It costs vou nothing to give "CAL-
TI1CS" a trial. Send your name and address
in absolute confidence. Address applications
for trill treatment , etc , to THE VON MOHL
COrtnil Cincinnati , O Largest Importers of
Standard Preparations in the United States.
UNCI.I3 SAM'S
Cough ftffiedtcine ,
Like Uncle Sam's Country , l >
The Best Iu the World
PREVENTS CROUP
25o at all Drug Storoo.
cruous JUteaam l Mine Worn.
2 ; | cry , bltioumgbnQii ! , etc. , tauitoa lit oor.
. .Ii work und IndiBcrotions. Thtu qulcklv
iffi-A anil turelu tanoru Lo t Vitality In old
or youns , anil l.t n mun for > iudT , bnnl-
nosi or ( leiuaro. 1'ruvenc Ininnltr and
_ . - , . CJoosprnption it tnkon In time. Thulr
ntoiUoHHirnineJialuinipi-uwinjoutnuileBcctaCUIlB
nhero nil others foil. In i t uionlmnntf theH nuln
Alaxlablots. 'Her Imve cur < l Ibojtunda on. dill
rare jou.oclvo urosHivonriltciiHuaranteo r.i at.
fjrt n euro i n uoli caao or refuuil tliu moner , I'rlce
kay.nrflx. Jiackntu Ifuli treat-
0' "laln wrnppei >
wn
AJAX REMEDY CO. ,
Tor halo In Omaha , NPI ! , by J'a's ' For
pytlie. 20J N 16th St . Kuhn & . Co , 15th
and Douglas , nnd In Council Bluffs by J ,
C DoIilU'ell ,
IrOR 8ALILumDtr nnd matprlal o' all
/ < lnd9. Wo purLhased The Greater Ameri
can Exposition. Our branch ofllce la locat
ed In the Administration Building In tha
Exposition Grounds and wo would be ploai-
ed to furnish all Information. Write for
our catalogue with lone distance telephone
in ofllce.
ofllce.CHICAGO
CHICAGO HOUSE WRECKING CO.
JAMES R BOYD & CO , ,
Telephone 1030. Oiimlm , Neb
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