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THE OMAHA DAILY 1535E: WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 284 1900.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
HoTembei Corn Climbs Still Higfcar by
One Gent
SHORTS NEED NO. 2 FOR FRIDAY DELIVERY
Phillip 8(111 In Control of Mnrket
Wlieat Dull mill Inactive Onta n
Wltc HlKlicr I'rovlnlonn t'n
clmniied to n Simile l.otrer.
CHICAOO, Nov. 27. November corn es
tablished u new high record today and
closed lo over yesterday. December at tlio
closo was 'S44o lower. December wheat,
depressed by cables and a report of the
czar's death, closed ttflVic down. Oats at
tho clcse wcro a shadu up and provisions
unchanged to 2',4c down.
November corn, with I'hllllpn Btlll In con
trol und shorts trying In every way to
get No. 2 to deliver to him beforo tho close
next Ii'rlday, was tho fcaturo on tho board
today and, whllo not spectacular, was fairly
active. For delivery this month corn sold
botwocn 49o and Mo und closed lc higher at
COc. 1'rlvato clcvutors delivered 90,000 bu. of
contract grade, and of tho receipts 923
cars but 67 cars graded contract. Con
tract stocks for week 1,151,000 bu. show an
Increase of 161,000 bu. It was reported that
Bhorto had ordored No. 2 corn previously
shipped to IJjffalo and Montreal to bo
shipped back hero by fast freight. Thero
report had no effect on tho market, na It Is
doubtful that tho corn can bo brought
hero In ttmo for delivery Friday. I'hllllps
sold about 2W.000 bu. during tho session.
Much of tho buying was on stop-loss orders
from shorts. December was firm early on
light country acceptances, but during the
ultctnoon a drlvo was made at It and the
prlco fell ftc December sold between 3GH
wflG&o and 7ta and closed HO Vic down ut
Wheat was dull and Inactive. Tho mar
ket opened weak. December Uo lower at
OHfiTUHc, on weak cables, but rallied later
to y.u-,c on reports of damagcH to tho
crop In tho southwest. A report that the
czar had died Inlluonced considerable) sell
ing near tho end of tho session and De
cember dropped sharply to 70V4c The closo
was weak, wta lowor at 70;c. Thero was
considerable changing of December for May
at 8Ho difference. A scarcity of news due
to troublo with telegraph wlreB again In
terfered with business. Seaboard clear
ances In wheat and flour were equal to
431,000 bu. Primary receipts aggregated
784,0u0 bu., compared with 603,000 mi. lost
Tuesday. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
DM cars, against 4bi last week and 947 a
yoar ngo. ' Local recelptta wcro 182 cars,
none of contract grade
Thero won llttlo change In tho monot
onous situation In oats. Receipts were 200
cars, December sold between ilc. and 21"
4f.'2o, and closed a shado up at 21Hc
Provisions wero easier early on n heavy
run of hogs, but rallied later on buying by
an Influential tnuler. There was n mod
crato outsldo demand and tho closo was
fairly steady, although nt some recession
frfm tho tort. January pork sold between
$11.10 and illWA and closed unchanged at
$12.20; January lanl between JG.&2W and
16.30, closing 24c lower at $t!.S"V4. nnd Jan
uary ribs between J8.30Tiifi.32", and JG.37V4,
with tho closo a shado down at Sft.:i2H7iC.3.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: W'hcat, 95
era: corn, 2ft cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs,
Si'.WK head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.!, Opon. High. Low. CIosc. Ycs'y.
Wheat
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
Corn
Nov.
Dec.
May
Cats
Nov.
Dec.
May
Pork
Nov.
Jan.
May
Lard
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
May
Itlbs-
Nov.
Jan.
May
I
10 70N,5?; 70KTT; WtQK 70V4
70ffV4 70fti 70U 70U 70fT-
770H 71H 70',5 71 7P,iSHi
495Mi 61 49 M 49
SOWtib W&W 35T4 30 wiwy,
361, 3G 3GU0i 3G0',-J 2iYt
2k 2i; 21; 2ii 2in
2lH 21TW22 21 21U 21H5IT4
24 24014 21 24 24
11 23 11 25 11 25 11 23 11 00
12 15 12 27H 12 05 12 20 12 20
12 02VS 12 12V4 12 02 12 10 12 05
7 02W 7 05 7 00 7 (V) 7 10
7 00 7 05 G 97H 6 97H 7 03
G 93 6 90 6 S2V4 G 974 G 90
6 S7V4 G 0V6 G ST'i G 93 G 95
7 C2V4 7 75
f. 32V4 6 374 fl 30 G 35 6 33
6 33 0 40 0 35 G S7H 6 37
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FI.OUK-Dull: winter patents. $3.7033.90;
tralghts, $3.1(K33.G0; clears. $2.903.00; spring
specials. $4.30; patents, $3.6003.90; straights,
$3.(XVJ?3.45: bakers, $2.30(2.75.
WHEAT No. 3, 6S71c; No. 2 red, 70
73Uc.
COUN-No. 2, 48ff49V4c; No. 2 yellow, 4SV4Q1
COc.
OATS-No. 2. 22iC3c; No. 2 white, 26&c;
No. 3 white, 24-WJGUc.
IIYK-No. 2. 49c. r
HAHL13V Knlr to choice malting. 67WSc.
HREDS-No. 1 llax. $1.64; No. 1 north
western, $1 GftiA; prime timothy, $1.2504.33;
clover, contract grade, $10.
IMIOVIBIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $11.12
011.25. Lard, per 100 lbs., $7.0007.05. Short
ribs sides (loose), $G.r,2W(fJG.72V4. Dry salted
shouldors (boxed). $5.S7H0G.12',4. Bhort clear
Ides (boxed), $rt.SO0G.9O.
WHISKY Uasls of high wines, per gal.,
$1.27.
8UGAn-Cut loaf, $0.15: granulated, $3.C0;
confectloiiers' A, $5.65; off A, $5.40.
Following are tho receipts and shipments
for today:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 22,000 15,000
Wheat, bu 131,000 25.000
Corn, bu SIO.OOO 424,000
Oats, bu 137,000 112,000
llye. bu r 6,000 29,000
Barley, bu 130,000 15.000
On tho Produco exchango today the but
ter market was quiet; creameries, 15fT23V4a;
dairies, 130 20(5. Cheese, active, lOViO'll&e.
Eggs, fuirly actlvo; fresh, 22c.
NEW YOHK GlO.NKIlAIi MARKET,
Quotntlou of (he Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27. FLOUR-Recelpts,
23,840 bbls.: oxports. 12,544 bbls.; market was
well sustained, with u moderate demand at
old prices; winter patents, J3.ffJ03.9J;
winter straights. $3.4003.66; Minnesota pal
ts, $3.9004.25; winter extras, $2,GO02.9O; Mln
nesota bakers, $3.0003.23; winter low grades,
$2.462.G0. Hyo flour, quiet; fnlr to good,
$3.0003.20; choice to fancy. $3.2503.00. Buck
wheat Hour, dull at $2.1302.23. v
HUCKWUEAT-Steady ttV.C10loc. 1. f.,
New York.
CORNMEAL Firm; yellow westorn, 87c;
city. 89c; Ilrandywine. $2.450 2.00.
ItYE-Dull; No. 2 western. 65c. f. o. b
afloat; state, 60051c, c. I. f., Now York, car
lots. UARLEY Steady; feeding, 42PtGo. e. I. f
Uuffalo; malting, 60003c. c. I. f., Buffalo.
liAIlLEY MAI1' Dull: western, 05072c.
WHEAT Receipts. 82,845 bu.; oxports, 40,
E91 bu. Snot, linn; No. 2 red, 777c. f. o. b.
afloat, 76o elevator; Nik 1 northern, Du
luth, 82Mc, f. o. b. ulloat: No. 1 hard. Du
luth, Stiic, f, o. b. afloat. Options opened
easy, reflecting lower cables and selling by
room operators. A subsequent recovery,
based on fairly largo clearances, tho
strength In corn nnd moderate local cover
ing, yielded Anally to depression prompted
by disappointing export developments, nnd
closed weak ia net decllno; March, 79?i0
H4o, closed at 79?ic: May, 79079 13-iOo.
closed at 79'ic; November closed at "6kc;
December closed at "6r.
CORN Receipts, 13O.S00 bu,; oxports, 2S9,
450 bu. Spot, llrm; No. 2. 47'iic clovntor.
47Uo afloat. OpttotiB had an easy opening
with wheat, turned strong on 'heavy sea
boa tlearances und another Jump In No
veir.bor corn at Chicago, but eventually
eased off undor realizing and closed weak
at a partial 4c net loss; May, 42H012i,o,
closed at 42V4c; December, 44H014T4C, closed
at 44V4c.
OATS Receipts, 46.200 bu,; exports. 1G.CS5
bu. Spot, llrm; No. 2. 20'4c; No. 3, 20e: No.
2 white, 2914c; No, 3 white. 2S?ic; track,
mixed western, JOHW'i'ic: track, white, 2bl5
34c Options Inactive and steady.
HAY" Quiet; shipping, 77Q80o; good to
choice. S509JC.
HOPS Steady: state common to choice,
1900 crop. 16O210! 1899 crop, 11015c; old, 20Cc;
I'acllio coast, wju crop, latlivc; ivm crop,
J0O14c: old. 200c.
HIDES Firm; Galveston, 20 to 23 lbs.,
lSHO1; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 19c;. Texas
dry, 24 to 30 lbs., 15c.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock sole, nuenos
Ayres. light to heavyweights, 2I0"25c; acid,
I3H4f24c.
WOOI-FIrm; domcstlo fleece, 21020c;
Cexns. 14016c.
FEED Steady; spring bran. $16.00016.35;
middling, $17.00019.50; winter bran, $17,000
18.60; city. $10.60017.00.
PROVISIONS Ueef. tinner; family. $10.60
ef 11.75: mesB, $0.0009.60: beef liams, $20,000'
20.60; packet. $10.00010.60; city extra India
mess, $10.00017.00. Cut meats, steadv; pick
led bellies, S?,01OHo: pickled shoulders. Cc;
pickled hams, SHOOHc. I.ard, weak; west
ern steamed, $7.65; November closed nt
$7,60; rellned. easy; continent. $7.03; South
America, $3.40; compound, $3.S7140O.Oi). Pork,
steady: family, $14.60015.00; short clear,
$14.00015.00: mess, $12.00013.00.
TAI.LOW-FInn; city l $2 per pkg.), 4T0
Bo; country (pkgs. free), 440514c.
RIC 5-Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
4Vdf4V4o- Japan. (iic. v ,
jjUTTER-Recelpta, 6,700Nks.; steady;
basket, 51;
Idaho, per
creamery. 18fllScj Juno creamery, lS023c;
factory. 12016c.
, CHEESI--Recelpts, 5,891 pkgs.; firm;
large, September, iO4011c; large, late made,
lOVllOHc; small, September, ligiUicj
small, lato made, 104c.
EOOS Receipts, 6,88 nkgs.; firm; western
regular packing, ut mark, 1802314c; western,
loss off, 2Cc.
POUl-TRY-Allvo, weaker; fowls, 808Wc;
chickens, 70714c Dressed, unsettled; chick
ens, 8140916C! Towls, 808'4c.
METAI.S Trading in metats was rather
slew with tho, undertone steady nt noml
rallly tinchnnged prices through tho gen
eral list. Tin closed dull at $28.50. nominal;
pig Iron warrants were quiet nt $9.5il0.60;
lako copper was quiet at $10.75017.00; lead,
nulet nt JI.37H: spelter, quiet at SI. 3004. 35.
'I ho brokers' prlco for leud was $1 nnd for
copper $17,
OMAHA WHOI.ESAI.n MAItlCETSi
Condition of Triulo unit Qnotatlona on
Mtnple mill I'lincy Produce.
EOGS-Recclpts, light; good stock. 20022c.
LIVE POL'LTRY-Ilens, 4V4U6c: roostcia,
204c; spring chickens, 605 lie; ducks, BViOtic;
geese, 6'nOOc; turkeys, 007c.
FRESH DRESSED POULTRY Hens, f-V4
00c: roosters, 606c: duck and geese, 703c;
spring chickens, per lb., C06V4c; turkeys, 9c.
(IAMB-Prairie chickens, per dor., $5,000
C.60; mallard ducks, per doz. $.1.0003.50;
teal, $1.6001.75:. mixed. $l.6i01.7r.; jnck
snlpes, $1.2301.50; quail, $1.5O01.i5; Jack rab
bits. $1.60; cottontails, $1,-
UUTTEU-Common to fair, 1201214c:
choice, lGffl'c separator, 25c; gathered
creamery, 20021c.
FRESH OYSTKIIS-Flrst grade, solid
packed. New York counts, per can. 38c: ex
tra selects, 32c: standards, 25c: medium, 20e.
Second grndeslack llilcd, New York counts,
per can, 30c; extra selects, 20c: standards,
2uc; bulk standards, per gal., $1.35.
PIOEONS-Ltve, per doz., 90c.
VEALB-Cholcc, MlIOc.
HAY Prlco quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Ilnv Dealers' asnorlatloti: Cliolrn imlnml.
$9.50; No. 1 upland, $'J; medium, U-ul; conrse.
in. ityo straw, ji.w. Tiuse prices aio for
liny of good color and quality. Demand
fair; receipts, 6 cars.
OATH No. 3 white, 26o.
CORN No. 3, 35c.
URAN-J13.
VEGETABLES.
TtTRNIPS-Pcr bu. basket, 60a
HEETS-Psr bu., GOc.
CARROTS-Por bu., 60c.
LETTUCE Per doz., 30?S5c.
iiAuiHiii';' l'er doz., 30c.
IlEANS-Wax, per 1-3 bu.
strlrjr, lOc.
POTATOES-Per bu., 40060c;
bu.. 75c.
SWEET POTATOES Per ,bbl.. $2.0002.25.
CADUAOE-Pcr" lb., lc; Holland ied,
V6MATOE8-Per U-bu. busket. 60c
ONIONS-IVr bu.. .5c.
CELERY-Callfornla, as to slzo, 45-075C
FRUITS.
PEARS Per box, $2.0002.26.
QRAPES Delaware and Niagara, per 6
lb. basket, 15c; Malaga, per keg. $5.60K7 61.
APPLES-Nntlve. 75c01."W per bu.; per
bbl.. $2.60: eastern. $3.OO0J.2G.
, CRANUEimiEH-ncll and Dugle, $3 per
bbl.; per crate. $2.75.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES California seedlings, $2.'.5;
navels. $3,60; Mexicans, $3.60; Florldas, $4.
LEMONS-Cnllfornla, extra fancy, $4;
cholco. $3.60.
J2'IAKANAS Per bunch, according to size,
FIGS California, new cartons, 90o; lay
ers, 85c
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Engllsh walnuts, per lb., 13e; fil
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., 182.c:
nw Peanuts, per lb., 60514c: roasted, 61451
!c: Ilrnzlls, 13c; Pecans. 9010c.
niDES-No. 1 green. 7Uc; No. 2 green.
GUc; No. 1 raited. SHc: No. 2 salted, 7ViQ!
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs.. SHc; No. 2 voal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 014c: dry hides. 8013c;
sheep pelts, 25075c; lioiso hides. $1.6002.25.
St. I.ouln Urnln and Provision.
JUJV 2 J9J' cnsM elevator, 70c; track, 720
7-14c; November, C9Hc; Decombor, eoy.c;
Jajiuarj, "O'Hc; May, 7314c; No. 2 hard, C9U0i
CORN-Wonk; No. 2 cash. 3514c; track,
S?'01 Bc1!',0?.'bc 33'' Oeccmber, 314o;
iviay, 14i3.?i,c.
STS-ilrm: .rso- 2 cnh. S2Vic; track,
0-3!4c: November, 2314c: December, 23c;
May, 24ic: No. 2 white. 2GWe.
RYE Firm nt 4S14c
f,M .fitTinii 1.0..1.. j... .
$3.GO03.Cj; extra fancy and straights, $3,150
3.23: elenrs. $2.S303.1O.
Bucu--rtmotiiy, steady at $3.7604.20.
Flax, no market.
CORNMEAI-Steady at $2.
I1RAN Firinnr! Hnrlr.l naf linMl tr.r
C714C ' 1
HAY Strnnir! flmnlhv m ;rvtTi7 rA.
rl?. $10.60.. ' " ' v"
WHISKY-Steady at $1.27.
IRON COTTONTIES-$1.25.
RAGGING 7si0814c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
iiirivTutrv iwi. i.lvi
Lard, higher at $7.07. Dry salt meats
Ihnrnill ufnmlt.i iv.(i V. . i ' . ,
ribs and clear sides, $7.62. Uacon (boxed),
stendy; extra shorts, $8.3714: clear ribs and
clear sides, $8.0214.
MiviAi.H-L,cau, quiet nt $4.45. Spelter,
weak nt 4.15.
IrITT.TIIV C ,1 ,. . D 1 r . . 1
7Uc: ducks, 7c; geese, 00614c .
IllITTER-Easy; creamery, 20026c; dairy.
18021c.
EGGS Steady at 1814c.
' i Flour. 14,000 bbls.: wheat. 35,-
000 bu.; corn. 79,000 bu.,; oats, 63.000 bu.
oiiii-jiiiiNia 1'iour, v,vw bbls.; wheat.
51,000 bu.; corn, 110,000 bu.; oats, 60,000 bu.
Liverpool Grnln and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 27.-WIIEAT-Spot.
llrm: No. 1 California, Ci 2V4d: No. 2 red
western, winter, Os; No. 1 northern spring,
0s 3id; futures, steady; December, 63 1074a:
March. Cs.
CORN Spot, steady: American mixed,
now, 4a 4d; futures. Hteady; November, 4s
214d: December. 4s ld: January, 3s 10Hd.
PEAS-Cnnadian, 6h Slid.
FIOUR St. Louis fancy winter, steady
ut 8 tid.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast, steady
nt 2 5013 bs.
PROVISIONS-Beof, extra India mess,
easy at 09s; prlmo mess, nominal at 60s.
Pork, prlmo mess, western. Arm at 72s;
hams, short cut, It to 10 lbs., strong nt
46s 9d; bacon, Cumberland cut. 28 to 30 lbs.,
strong nt 47s Gd; short ribs, 18 to 22 lbs.,
strong at 4Ss 3d; long clenr middles, light,
30 to 35 lbs., Arm at 48s 9d; long clenr mid
dles, heavy. 35 to 40 lbs.. Arm at 47s Od;
short bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., Arm at 60s; shoul
ders, square, 14 to 1G lbs., strong nt 33s 9d.
Lard, prlmo western. In tierces, quiet nt
3Ss Gd; American rellned, In pulls, dull at
39s 3d.
RUTTER Finest United States, quiet at
93s; good United States, quiet at 81s Oil.
TALLOW Firm: prime city, 25s 3d; Aus
tralln. In London, 27s Gd.
CHEESE Easy: American Anest white,
51s Gd; American Anest colored, 52s Gd.
Receipts of wheat during last threo days,
13C.fr"iO centals, Including 135,000 American.
Receipts of American corn during last threo
days. 328,000 centals.
Weather fine.
Kanunn City Grnln and Prnvlnlona.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 27-WHEAT-Dc-rembcr.
G2'4c: May, 6C?4077c: cash. No. 2
hard, C50OO1-C; 'No. 3, 63005c; No. 2 rad,
GVfillOMic; No. 3, 03067c.
CORN December, 33i;033!4c; May, 34c;
cash. No. 2 mixed, 31V4 03114c; No. 2 white,
35Hc; No. 3, 35c.
OATS-No. 3 Wlllto, 2302CC
RYE No, 2. 43c
HAY-Chnlco timothy. $10.00010.60; choice
prairie. $9 60010.00.
llUTTER-Crenmery, 18023c; dairy, fancy,
!7r.
EGGS Firm: fresh Missouri nnd Kansas
stuck, 19o doz.. loss off, cases returned;
new wlilto wood cases Included, Ho more.
RECEIPTS Wheat, 74.400 bu.; corn, 15,200
bu.; onts. 2.000 bu.
UKIPMENTS Wheat, 89,600 bu.; corn,
4,000 bu,; oats, 5,000 bu.
Toledo Mnrl'et.
TOLEDO. Nov. 27. WHEAT Dull and
weak: cash, 74'4c; December, 7414c; Janu
ary, 70c: May, 79c.
CORN-Dull but sUady; cash, 39c; De
cember 3714c
OATS-Qulet and steady: cash, 23c; De
cember, 2314c
RYE 61c
SEEDS-Clovor. 199, nrlmo, $6.25; Decern
ber, $6.70; March, $i.75.
Philadelphia Produce Mnrlcrt.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-I1UTTER-Dull
und weak; fancy western creamery, 23
02314c: fnncy western prints, 2Sc. .
i;uus Hteany; rresn nearby, 27c; fresh
western, 2Cc; fresh southwestern, 25c; fresh
southern. 2(c.
CHEESE-FIrm; Now York full creams,
fancy small, lllic; New York fair to choice,
lOKOllc.
MliinriipolU Wlit-ut Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 27. WHEAT
i;asn, lac; ueeembcr, 7:0; May, 74'!ic On
track: No. 1 hard, 75ic: No. 1 northern.
73ic; No. 2 northern, 711i07Hio.
FLOUR-Flrsi patents, $4.0001. 10; second
patents, $3.7503.83: Arst clears, $2.8002.90;
second rleurs, $2.0502,15.
HRAN-In bulk, $11.50011.75.
MIMrnuken Grnln Market.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 27. WHEAT -
i.ower; .-no. 1 northern, 74070c; no. 2 north
cm. 71h073c,
it vis unlet: no. J. 4Jwii Doc
RARLEY Dull; No. 2. 63000c; sample, 450
65c
Dnlilth Miirket.
nT'T.TtTir Vm' 97 WHI.'AT n..h
1 hard, 74Hc: No. I northern, 72V4c; ko. 2
northern, tHc; No. 3 spring, 69Hc; to ar
rive, No. 1 hard, 73J4c; No. 1 northern, 71T4e;
December, 7114c; May, 7514c
CORN 3Je.
OAT8-123023;ic
Peoria Market,
PEORIA, Nov. 27.-CORN-Hlcheri new
No. 2, 364c.
OATS Nominal! no sales.
WHISKY-On tho basis of $1.27 for fin
Islicd goods.
MOVI2ME.TS OF STOCKS AiD IIONDS.
SI I Kht Decline In Stocks Results from
Prevalent Desire to Iti-nllrr.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-SelIlng to tnko
proAts again overenmo tho market today
and tho general level of slock prices is
lower than It was last night. Tho day's
net changes, which aro fractional, except In
a few stocks, gives no Idea of the wide
movements of prices during tho dny or of
the notnblo strength shown ut times by a
few stocks. This Is due to tho fact that
tho market was generally strong In tho
early dealings and wns only curried below
Inst night's level by n very sharp reaction,
which also reduced the gains of tho strong
stocks. Tho notably strong points were In
tho coalers. Southern Railway preferred,
llaltlmorc & Ohio, Southern Pacific nnd tho
American Smelting Blocks. The movement
In tho coalers wns helped by tho wintry
weather reported. Tho movement caused
tho revival of old rumors of consolidation
or change of control, tho effect being
notably manifest In New Jersey Ccntrni,
which roso C points to 119, reacting 114. Tho
business In tho group wns small, oxcept In
tho Readings, which rpllpotrd vtrv linavv
nnd concentrated buying. Tho Arst pro-
lerreu roso at ona time z'4 nmi closed n
point lower. Largo buying continued of
Southern Railway preferred and minors
continued of n coming Increaso of dividend
and a dissolution of tho voting trust. This
was about tho onlv stock, excetit thn Dcn-
& Rio arnndes of yesterday's strong group,
which neiu out touay, uno American
Smelting stocks roso 2i nnd li for tho
common and preferred on talk of tho ab
sorption of the principal competing Inter
est. International Power roso 4 points with
out explanation. Shortly before the closo
very largo ouying or soutnern racinc cnmo
Into frce, tho Individual transactions run
ning from one to 6,0u0 shares and lifting
tho stock 2 -points. During tho early purt
of the day, whllo tho general market wns
strong. Tho steel nnd copper stocks wcro
weak. The steel stocks snowed a disposi
tion to rally, especially Steel & Wire, which
got above 44 at one time. Tho stock closed
unchanged. Amalgnmnted Copper was very
heavily sold nid lato In the day foil to 91H
and closed with a net loss of 74. Tho nen-
eral reaction In tho market was not accom
panied by any unfavorublo development In
tho general conditions, but to disappoint
ment of some speculative expectations. Tho
principal of theso was that today's London
Stock exchango settlement would develop a
very heavy short Interest In Americans. On
tho contrarv it wns nbnwn Unit nnlln n
lnrgo long account existed In Amerlcnns and
mat London Bold Btocks hero for the new
nccount. Another speculative assumption
was that Chicago and tho west had been
prevented yesterday by tho Interruption of
wlro communications from buying stocks
very largely, but the opportunity of today
was not taken advantnga of. Conditions In
tho money market continue very easy, In
splto of tho gain from tho subtreasury
banks on routine operations nnd the ap
proach of tho monthly settlement period,
which usually makes demands on tho money
mnrkct. The action of the money nnd ex
chango markets In response to London's
operations In stocks suggests that London's
speculative operations hero nro being car
ried with local money market facilities.
Thus today's selling by London hnd no ef
fect on tho exchnngo market, which was
lower. In splto of the higher money rate In
London. Tho easier tendency of local
money might be due to tho rolense of funds
caused by tho London liquidation. Tho
bond market was actlvo and prices wero
higher. Total sales, par value, $3,073,000.
United States 3s declined U and tho now
and old 4s advanced 't on the last call.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
Annnclal cablegram says: Tho markets
hero wero fairly busy and Arm today.
Americans were actlvo at an all-round nd
vancc, though the close wns a little under
tho best. Louisville & Nnshvlllo and South
ern Railway securities wero very strong.
Tho bull nccount revealed by tho settlement
was of only moderuto dimensions. Tho
general rato was 41405 per cent. Northern
Pacific, Pennsylvania, St. Paul and New
York Central were somewhnt scarce. Money
r.-uH In btrong demand, though quotations
wero unaltered. Discounts wero harder.
Tho bank did n lnrgo business In discounts
at 4 per cent and lent some money nt 414
per cent. The bank lost 150.000 to Egypt
and 18,000 to Franco. Silver wns llrmer on
Chlneso buying, as tho Philippine govern
ment hns Imposed a 10 per cent export duty
on Mexican dollars.
The following nro the closing prices on
tho New Y rk Stock exchange:
Atchison
uo pru ...
Baltlmoro & O..,
Canadian Pac...
f?nnnf1n Rft
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago a. W...,
C B. & Q
Chi. I nd. & L....
iln nfil
Chi. k E. Ill
C. & N. W
C, R. I. & P
r n. n St. t.
Colorado So ,
do 1st pfd
vdo 2d pfd
uei. cc iiim&un.,
rinl. T,. Xr W
Denver & R. G.,
no piu ,
Erie
tin 1at nfd
at. Nor. jifd
Hocking Coal ...
Hocking valley.
Illinois Central..
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
Lnko Erio & W.
do pfd
Lako Shore
L. & N ,
Manhattan L....
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central ...
Minn. & St. L..
do pfd
Mo. Pnctllc
Mobile, & Ohio..
M K?& T
do pfd
NT. .T. Central
N. Y. Central ...
Norfolk & w....
do pfd
No. Paclflo
do pfd
Ontario & W....
Qro. Rv. & Nav
do pfd
Pennsylvania ...
Rending
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
Rio G. W
do pfd
St. L. & S. F....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. Southw...
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. & Omaha
So. Pacific
So. Railway ....
do pfd
Texas & Pact..
Union Pacific ...
do pfd
3314 Wabash ....r.....
8314 do pfd
814 Wheel. & L. E...
87 I do 2d pfd
6S14 Wis. Central ....
35 Third Avenuo ...
. 14 jj 11. & O. pfd
136$, National Tube...
23 I do pfd
67 Adams Ex
9114 American Ex
10S U. S. Ex
115U Wells-Fnrgo Ex.
00V4 Amer. Cot. Oil...
714 do pfd
4214 Amor. Malting ..
1714 do pfd
117 Amer. 8. & R....
182 do pfd .-.
21H Amor. Spirits ....
78Va lo pfd
4 Amer. S. Hoop..,
4o:)j, do pfd
18114 Amer. S. & W...
1014 do pfd
39 Amer. Tin Plato,
123 do pfd
201i Amer. Tobacco . ,
4G do pfd
3614 Anac. Mln. Co...,
103 Iirooklyn R. T...
210U Colo. Fuel & I,.,
Kt Con. Tobacco ..,
,10914 do pfd
172i Federal Steel ....
, Vi do pfd
, 01 den. Electric ....
, 93 Glucoso Sugar...
, 6SV4 do pfd ,
, 3914 Inter. Paper
, 12 do pfd
, 37 Laclede Gas
14714 Nationnl Hlscult;,
,140 do pfd
, 42 National Lead .,
, 80H do pfd
, 7014 Nationnl Steel .,
, 8214 do pfd
, 23 N. Y. Air Brake
, 42 No. American ...
, 70 l'nclllc Coast
,111. do 1st pfd
19H do 2d pfd
, 03V4 PaclAc Stall
, 3114 People's Oas
, 70 Pressed 8. Car..,
, 93 do pfd
, 19 Pullman P. Car.,
, 74 S. R. & T
, 46 Sugar
, 14 do pfd ,
, 30 Tenn. Coal & I.,
127T4 U. S. Leather ..,
,l'i5Vi do pfd ,
, 20 U. S. Rubber ....
, 4M4 do pfd
, 1714 Western Union .,
, Ci' Amnl. Copper
, U Republic I, & S.,
, 72 do pfd ,
, 8114 '. C. C. & St. L,
S
20T4
10'
28
112
Sl
01
102
133
102
48
130
31
91
23
61
Sti'4
17
29
7014
43
80
, 4
8S
100
133
49
62
3014
91
SJr
i. 'la
103
65
,102
23i
, 3S
, 92
, 20
, 92J4
, 30
, 9114
,161
19
, 67
, 81
, 67
, 41
,10014
, 514
, 83
,19G
. 5V
133
,110
, 72
, It
, 75U
, 2914
, 87
, 84
9,5
10
o-.
66
Doaton Stock Unntn t lima,
BOSTON, Nov. 27.-Call loons, 304 per
cont; time loans, 405 per cent. OfTlclal
prlceBt
A.. T. & S. V.... 39 Union "Land
do pfd 8214 West End
Amor. Sugar ....133 Westlngh. Eleo.
do pfd 110 Wis. Central ...
Amer. Tel 158 Atchison 4s
Boston & Al 21914 N. E. G. & C. 63
Iloston Elcvated.150 lAdvcnturo
Boston & Mo 197 Alloiicz Mln. Co.
C., IJ. &
Dominion Coal
do pfd ,
Federal Steel .,
do nfd
Fltchburg pfd..,v139 Centennial ....
Gen. Electric ....107 Franklin
do pfd ii'' litimboidt
Ed, Elec. Ill 215 Osceola,
Mex. Central .... l.t',1 Parrot
Mich. Telephone. 65 Qulncy
N. K. u. i-,.... Ji.vss nanta r o cop..
:u2 TnmarncK
3i Utah Mining ...
29 Winona
'2 Wolverines
..13614 Amnl. Copper
.. 4014 Atlantic
..112 Boston & Mont.
.. 49 Butte & Boston.
,. 17,, i.-ui, a llecla
old Colony
Old Dominion
Rubber
Union Paciflc
34
PJ
6114
lit
100
70
64
3
93
2'14
327
91
810
8
I
W
71V4
49' a
103
!
IS8
3t
3
45(5
Nevr York Mlnlnir Stnokn,
NEW YORK. Nov. 27. Tho following are
the closing quotations for mining shares
today:
Chollnr 8
Crown Point 10
Con. Cnl. & Vn..l30
Deadwood 16S
Gould & Currlo.,100
Halo A- Norcross. 20
Homestake 0500
Iron Sliver 77
Mexican ,. -0
Ontario 573
Ophlr 80
Plymouth s
Quicksilver 1
do pfd 700
Sierra Nevada ... 33
Standard 300
Union Con 12
Yellow Jncket ... 11
Brunswick 10
llnnk ClrnrliiKM.
CHICAOO, Nov. 27.-C!onrlngs, $21,443,(32:
balances. $2,151 2Y7; posted exchange, $l.&2,:
04.6'4: Now York exchange, 15c discount,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-Clearlligs.
$18,9S7,406; balances, $2,000,371.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 27.-Clear!ngs, $1,431,
099: balances. $480,721.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 27.-Clearings. $3.021016;
balances, $673,776; money, 407 per cent; Now
York exchange, 23c discount bid, 15o dli
coiLDt asked,
CINCINNATI, JNov. 27.-Money, 306 per
cent; New York exchange, 150l7Hu pre
mium: clearings, $2,607,700. ,
BOSTON, Nov. Si.-Clearlngs, $25,4i6,526;
balances, $1,516,419.
NEW YoitK, Nov. 27.-Clearlngs, $303,
4S3.109; balances, $10,000,109.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-MONEY-On call,
stendy at 3H04 per cent; last loan, 4 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier, with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.84
for demand nnd at $4.811404.81 for sixty
days; posted rates, $1.8214 and $4.8654! com
mercial bills, $4.SO04.81. . I ,.
SILVER-Cortlllcates, GI0G5c bar .silver,
64Wic; Mexican dollars, 60c.
BONDS-Government. irregular; state,
strong; railroad, strong.
Tho closing prices on bonds today nre as
follows:
U. 8. ref. 2s, rcg.,
uo coupon
lo 3s, reg
do coupon
do new 4s, rcg.,
do coupon
do old 4s, reg..
do coupon
do 6s, rcg,,
do coupon
D. of C. 3 C5s....
Atch. gen. 4s
do mil. 4n
Cnnnda So. 2s...,
C. V O. 4143
do 6s
C. & N. W. c. 7s.,
do H. F. deb. 6s,
Chlcnco Tnr. 4i..
Colo. So, 4s
J. & It. G. It...,
Erie gen. 4s
F. W. 11. rr 1.
Gen. Electric 6s. i
lowa ccntrni Is.,
U & N. mil. 4s...
M.. K. & T. 2s..,
do 4s.
10j 4
105
no
110
13.8
1SS
110
110
113
.113(i
124'4
101.
8&(i
10S
Wl-
120
13J
119
1)3
, 83T4
100?,
V,
, 7514
111
no
100
70(i
. 4
N. Y. C. Is
N. J. C. gen. 6s.,
No. Pacific 3s...,
do 4s
N Y, C it St L 4s,
N. & W. con. 4s.,
Ore. Nav. Is
I do 4s
Oregon S. L. Cs.,
do consol 6s...,
Reading gen. 4s.,
Rto G. w7 la......
St L & I M c. 6s
St L & S F g. 0s.
St. Paul consols,
S. P. C. & P. Is.,
I do 6s ,
So. Paclllc 4s
do 5s ,
IS. R. & T. Cs...,
Tox. & PaclAc Is
I do 2s
Itnlnn Pnrtfln 4s..
Wabash Is ,
do 2s.... ,
AVaot Hlinrn 41..
Wis. Central Is.,
Va. Centuries ..,
199
1204
7'1
1014
107
1-914
103
101
127H
115
81-T4
V'9
1124
128
17314
119
119
81
U2
1
lbflft
110
101
ni
86
91
Offered.
I.omlnn Stock Qnotntlona.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-4 p. m. Closing:
Consols, money.,
do account. ...S
Atchlsun
Canadian Pac...
St. Paul
Illinois Central..
Lnulsvlllo
Union Pac. pfd..
N. Y. Central....
, DM4
if-16
1
, 8914
132-J
,129
, 8014
, 81
11314
Erie
do 1st pfd.....
Pennsylvania .
Meaning
No. Paciflc nfd
Grand Trunk ..
Anaconda
Rand Mines ...
.. 14
.. 42.
.. 9
.. 85
.. 6
.. 10
.. 40-
BAR SILVER Firm at 291-lCd per ounce.
MONEY I per cent.
The rate of discount in the opnn market
for short bills Is 4 per cent; for threo
months' bills, 404 per cent.
ForelKii Flnunclnl,
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Money Is In good de
mnnd und scarce, and tho Bank of Eng
land entirely controls tho market. Dis
counts aro very Arm and a largo number of
bills wcro taken by tho Bank of England.
Business Is so brisk thnt tho bank Is nd
herlng to a moro rigid rulo nnd Is not dis
counting after 2 o'clock. Prices on the
Stock exchango today were llrm and oper
ators wero chiefly occupied with the carry
over. Much business was done In the
forthcoming exchequer bonds nt about
9S.68. The chief featuro was home rnllB.
Thero was a continued demand for Scotch
rails. Argentines wero Arm; Americans
opened abovo parity, dealers bidding vlg
oiously; Southern railroad common touched
tho highest point of tho year: Denver pre
ferred and i.ojlsvlllo were especially sup
ported ; ut tho closo prices wero easier;
Kntllrs wcro Ann, Chartered especially;
afterward they wcra below tho best prices
of tho duy. Tho amount of bullion with
drawn from tho Bank of England on bal
ance today wan 168.000. Gold premium Is
quoted -nt Buenos Ayres nt 131.50.
PARIS, Nov. 27. Prices opened llrm on
tho bourse today, being encouraged by
London advices, but they wero soon
weighted down by realizations In view of
option day. Tho transactions wero re
stricted and nt the closo tho markot was
quiet. Internationals wero coaler; Rio
tlntos Auctuuted and KnfTlrs wero lower on
bear sales. Threo per cent rentes, lOOf 65c
for tho nccount; exchnnge on London. 25 f
llHo for checks; Spanish 4s closed at G9.90.
BERLIN. Nov. 27. On tho bourse today
homo funds wero in good demand on in
vestment buying. Internatlonnls wero Arm;
Amerlcnns and Canadian Pacifies wero
maintained; mines opened firm, but closed
easier on tho declaration of options; ex
chango on London, 20m 45nfg for checks.
Discount sales: Short bills, 3 per cent;
threo months' bills. .4 per cent.
Condition of the Treanary.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. Today's state
ment of tho treasury balances In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho $150,000,000 gold
rcservo in the division of redemption,
shows: Avnllablo cash balance, 5137,441,055;
gold, $92,3G0iO55.
Wool Murket.
BOSTON. Nov. 27. WOOL The wool
markot hero seems to havo had tho air
cleared by tho recent failures of the two
wool firms, ono In this city nnd the other In
Philadelphia, and there is a llrmer feeling,
nlthough no ono Is looking for a marked
advance. Territory wools continue to lend
In nates, flno medium and Ano calling for
48049c. Scoured staplo In strictly staple
wools nro quoted nt 60c Flecco wools are
quiet, but prices are Arm. The following
nro tho quotations for leading descriptions:
Ohio nnd Pennsylvania fleeces: X and
nbove, 25020c: XX nnd XX nbove, 27H028o;
delaine, 29o: No. 1 combing, 29030c; No. 2
and three-eights blood, 2S029c; one-quarter
blood washed, 2S029c; coarso and braid
washed, 200 27c. Michigan. Wisconsin, etc.:
X Michigan, 22023c; No, 1 Michigan comb
ing, 2702Sc; No. 2 Michigan combing. 27
28c; one-quarter blood washed, 20027c;
coarso and braid washed, 2502Gc; line de
laine, 21023c. Unwashed, medium, etc.:
Kentucky und Indiana, one-quarter blood
combing, 230!1c; three-eighths blood. 23Tj
24c: Missouri, one-quarter blood combing, 22
0'23c; throe. eighths blood, 22023c; braid
combing, 20021c- lako nnd Georgia, 22023c.
Territory, scoured basis: Montana and
Wyoming, Ane medium and, Ano, 175jflSc;
scoured, 48049c; staple. 500 51c; Utah, lino
medium and fine, 10017c; scoured, 47019c:
staple, 60c; Idaho, flue medium and fine, 150
10c; scoured, 480 49c; staple, 60c. Australian,
scoured basis, spot prices: Combing super
line, nominal, 74075c; good, 65070c; average,
02007c. ,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27. WOOI-Stcady;
medium grndes, 14021c; light flno. 14017c;
heavy June, 11015c; tub washed, 1802914c
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-COTTON-Spccu-latlvely
tho day was a peculiar ono In tho
cotton markot. Whereas tho -feeling was
radically bullish and though prices scored
pronounced rises operations wero conflned
to a narrow, professional Interchange for
tho most part representing settlement of
old accounts. Tho market started steady,
9013 points higher, nnd Bteadlly. though
slowly, advanced on room covering, scat
tered investment purchases nnd straggling
support from tho foreign contingent. Tho
influences serving to Install bull confldenco
wero not numerous; In fact, Arm cables
and reports that tho south was not selling
Its cotton, ns wns reported yesterday, wero
tho dominating factors nil day. Receipts
wero decidedly larger than nntlclpated and
the average estimates by tho Now York
Cotton exchango members pointed to a
larger yield thnn the trndo had looked for.
Tho public appeared to bo entirely ab
sorbed In other murkots, whllo prostrated
wires In tho wcFt prevented business reach
ing the pit from thnt qunrter. Liverpool
stilted that American buying orders nnd
scnrclty of offerings from tho aouth had
caused tho ndvance there, At tho close the
market wns strong. 11013 points higher.
Futures closed very steady; November,
9.97c; December, 9.91c; Jnnunry, 9.99c; Feb
ruary, 9.97c; March. 9.73c; April, 9.71c; Muy,
9.70c; Juno, 9.09c; July. 9.09c; August. 9.53c;
September. 8.81c Spot closed quiet; mid
ill lug uplands, 1014c; middling gulf, 10c;
sales, 102 bales.
Sui;nr Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 27. SUGAR
Firm; open kettle, 3 7-1G03 11-lCc; open ket
tlo centrifugal, 31-lC04!4e; centrifugal giun
tllated, 4 5-lGc; whites, 4V404 11-lOc; yellows,
404 9-lOe; seconds, 201c. Molasses, steady ;
open kettlo, lS032c; centrifugal, 18020c.
Syrup, fetendy, 220'27c.
LONDON. Nov. 27.-BEET SUGAR-No-vember,
9s 9d.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27,-BUOAR-Rnw.
steady: fair refining, 3c; centrifugal, 30
test, 4c; molasses sugar, 3c. KoAtied
quiet; No. 0, 6.03c: No. 7, 4.95c: No. 8. 4.85c;
No. 9. 4.75o; No. 10, 4.70o; No. It. 4.03c; No.
12, 4.00c; No. 13, 4.00c; No. 14. 4.65u; standard
A, 5,10c; confectloiiers' A, 5,40c; mould -A,'
5,fc5c! cut loaf, 0c: crushed, 6c: powdered,
5.70c; granulated,1 5.00c; cubes, 5,7oc.
Oil Mnrket.
OIL CITY, Pa Nov. 27.-OIL-Crcdlt bal
ancos. $1.07: certificates, $1.09 bid nt tho
close; no sales; shipments 156,830 bbls., av
erage 99,270 bbls; runs 97,628 bbls., averago
90.312 bbls.
.NEW YORK. Nov. 27. OILS-Cottonseed,
'weak: prlmo crude, 4S14c: prlmo crude, yel
low, 49c. Petro'eum, dull; New York re
lined, $7.2.; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$7.20. Rosin, steady; strained, common to
good, $1,0!). Turpentlno, quiet at 4214043c,
New York Dry Gondii,
NEW YORK. Nov, 27.-DRY OOODS
Thero havo been no changes In prices today
on brown or blenched cottons. Tho current
demand Is moderato for both. In coarso
colored cottons some enstern makes of nine
ounce denims nro advanoed o per yard,
Prints nro In average request und no now
prlco developments. Ginghams very Arm
throughout. Print cloths also Ann and
fair business In narrow odds on basis of
3c for regulars.
OMAHA I1VE STOCK MARKET
Choice Cattle of All Klndj Fully Steady and
Common Cattle Blow.
HOG MARKET A SHILLING LOWER
Fat Sheep and Lambs In Good Demand
at Jat About Stendy Price,
but the Tendency on
Feeder Is Loirer.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 27.
Receipts were: Cattle. Iioks. Sheep.
OAlclal Monday ., 1,787 4,098 3,865
Official Tuesday .7
4,777 14,208 6.18J
Two days this week G.6C4 18,960 10,017
S.n mo days last week.... 9,462 10,455 11,612
Same week boforo 10,071 10,417 11,497
Same threo woeks ago.. 2.612 7,743 8,215
Samo four weeks age. f,0O7 9,933 17.819
Average prlco paid for hogs for tho last
cveral days, with comparisons:
I 1900. 1899.lS93.lli97.1896.1893.lS9t
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4 78 3 89 3 31 3 15 3 42
4 76 3 86 3 37 3 39 3 38
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Indicates Sunday.
Tho official number of cars of
brought in today by each road was:
CiLtlln. lines. Sh'n.
O & St. L. Ry 6
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 0
U. P. system 82
C. & N. W. Ry 1
F E. & M. V. R. R.. 23
S. C. & V Ry
C, St. P.. M. & O.... 10
B. & M. R. R. R 33
C, B. & Q. Ry 8
K. C. Sc St. J. Ry
C, It. I. & P., east... 7
C. R. I. & P., west
Illinois .entral
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stock
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Total receipts ....177 213 26 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as fallows, each buyer purchasing tho num.
ucr or ncau indicated
Cattle.
Omnha Packing Co 2
G. II. Hammond Co 143
Swift and Company 279
Cuduhy Packing Co 1,270
Armour & Co 801
Cudnhy, Kansns City 143
R. Becker & Dlgun 137
Vansant & Co 29
J. L. Carey 99
Lehman A Co 231
McCrfary & Clark 6
W. I. Stephen 72
Benton & Underwood.... 43
LlvlngFtonn & Schaller... 60
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 208
L. F. Husz 9
H L. Dennis & Co 119
Other buyers 6G2
Hogs. Sh'n.
ill
1.6&
1.310
2.74S
4.090
4,172
485
1,22
1,142
3,419
Totalo 4,321 1,405 6,382
CATTLE Thero was a fair run of cattle
hero today and tho market, all things con
sidered, was In good shape. Receipts In
cluded about seventeen cars of cornted cat
tle and tho quality of tho most of the offer
ings was none too good. The better grades
wero In good demand on tho part of pnek
crs und they bought them up at fully steudy
prices. 'i ho hait-fat stuff and common
kinds of cuttle, however, wero slow sale
and weak, the samo ns they have been all
along, Nice hnndy weight cattle were In
particularly good demand today.
Thero was not much change notlceablo
today In the mnrket on cow stuff. Canners
wero ready sellers at fully steady prices
and good cows and heifers also brought
practically yesterday's prices. In BOine
cases tho medium kinds may not have Hold
qulto as well as they did on Monday, but
still they brought better prices than they
did at tho closo of last week. Bulls, calves,
stags and such kinds of cattle sold about
the way they did yesterday.
Tho bulk of tho receipts today were on
tho feeder order and the majority of them
wero rather common In quality. Tho de
mand for tho better grades was in good
shape and In some cases tho prices paid
looked a little stronger. Tho commoner
grades were rather hard to move, tho samo
us usual, thougl- they seemed to sell for
right around steady prices as compared
with yesterday. Stock cows and heifers
sold about tlio same way as the steers.
Thero wero about twenty-three cars of
Toxos gross cattle on tho market today,
and, In view of the fairly good condition of
tho fat cattlo market, they brought about
steady prices, Gruss cowb also sold right
around steady und western feeders, if good,
brought Btcudy to stronger prices and the
less desirable grades were a little dull, but
did not show much change from yesterday.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
40
62'.;!;;
22
69
19
23
1...,.
3,...K.
3.....:
l
3
1
1
2
22
1
3,..-..
1
6
1
4
3
1
0
4
12
1
1
3
1
9
1
1
16
6
5....
1....
43.;..
Av. Pr,
.1114 $4 25
....1160
,...1178
.... 874
....1077
....1247
.... 953
....1080
.... 806
.... 740
.... 810
.... 870
.... 902
.... 890
.... 770
.... 952
.... 870
.... 870
....1000
....1014
.... 990
212
;;;.'iooo
....1070
.... 9S0
....1030
.... 979
....1010
....710
....1033
....1240
.1092
.1170
990
4 40
4 60
4 75
4 75
4 GO
4 90
2 00
2 00
2 W
2 00
2 TO
2 25
2 25
2 35
2 45
2 15
2 60
2 50
2 65
2 65
2 55
2 05
2 l5
2 05
2 G5
2 05
2 70
2 75
2 75
2 SO
2 eO
2 80
2 80
No.
18....
1....
4....
41....
37....
62....
21....
COWS.
8....
1....
4....
7....
2....
2....
O
4;;;;
6....
i....
i....
8....
4....
3....
4....
25....
8....
n
I.
14....
10....
1....
1....
2....
12....
19....
Av.
1138
1310
1370
1161
1229
1240
1271
1070
940
1254
1005
935
10S5
1126
1027
1140
1170
1140
1007
877
1203
937
918
9S8
1130
1100
1112
1034
1120
1270
1235
1058
1076
1150
COW8 AND HEIFERS.
Pr.
4 90
4 9U
6 (0
5 00
6 00
6 10
5 15
2 80
2 85
2 85
2 86
2 Vi
2 S3
2 85
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 CO
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 25
3 25
3 30
3 35
3 40
3 45
3 60
3 iV)i
3 60
3 00
3 75
3 85
4 15
(I
?;;;;
5....
937 3 05 2 900 3 40
.... 692 3 20
HEIFERS.
.... 425 2 25 b C60
.... 942 2 30 35 745
.... 620 2 75 7 867
.... 646 2 K5 2 935
STEERS TEXAS.
....1000 4 35 1 1030 4 35
3 00
3 05
3 (0
3 75
...1440
...13S0
... 430
850
1320
000
1180
1014
1540
1 1290
1 1070
360
2 50
2 60
2 50
2 00
2 75
2 75
2 90
3 00
3 CO
3 00
1
.1110
.1610
(1440
. 900
.1040
1750
3 00
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 15
3 50
3 60
3 Gil
3 75
4 00
1....
12....
29....
J...
77.'..
1...
21...
22...
140
210
279
1438 3 G5
STOCK COWS
777 2 73
STOCK
350 2 00
367 2 40
324 3 25
1 1420
1 1350
1 960
1 1800
1 1830
CALVES.
S f.0 1 100 6 00
4 00 1 140 6 75
4 00
STAGS.
2 1350 3 85
AND HEIFERS.
CALVES.
1
1
10..
440
4S0
313
8TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS,
1
1
29
13
390
030
, 880
, 984
, 710
3 65
2 60
3 00
3 05
3 60
2 30
2 30
30 feeders.. 678
1 bull 1000
42 steers,, ,,1093
26 feeders,, 821
2 feeders,, 855
1 steer 760
1 cow 950
40 sirs Tox. 933
G2 strs Tex. 885
32 strs Tox. 977
1 HtrTox,. 910
A.
26 feeders.. 900 3 40
McPheo &
1 bull 1180 3 00
1 bull 1060
45 steers,... 935
.13 steers,,,, 902
25 cows 1080
1 steer 840
A.
27 cows 871
i cows 1009
3 no
3 00
3 05
3 23
NEBRASKA
1 1110
6 708
3 796
6 1050
3 70
3 70
4 25
I.
3 25
3 40
3 70
3 90
3 feeders,. 723
6 steers,,,, 900
23 feeders,, 1027
11 feeders.. 742
1 steer 710
1 steer 710
00 feeders.. 091
COLORADO.
3 40 24 strs Tex. 912
3 40 42 strs Tex. 989
2 85 7 strs Tox. 950
3 40 1 BtrTex.. 950
HhooK Colo.
1 bull 1110
Mullen-Colo.
2 feeders.. COO
24 feeders. .1152
63 steers..., fHl
39 stcors,,.. 958
20 cows 898
90
3 40
3 40
3 05
90
3. Abbott-Neb.
3 06 17 cows 819
3 05 1 COW 10S0
3 00
2 25
3 35
3 60
2 30
2 45
4 15
3 40
3 15
3 40
3 40
2 60
3 25
3 70
3 40
3 40
2 90
2 00
2 00
2 cows.,,.. $60
E.
16 feeders.. 920
4 feeders.. 975
H.
9 feeders. .1007
3 feeders,, 910
1 feeder... 990
if.
12 feeders.. 909 3 65
4 feeders., 902 3 00
1 bull 1280 2 35
1 cow UCO 3 00
Swan Land &
18 bulls 1150 2 66
t bulls 1160 2 25
2 00 1 cow 920 2 00
8. Kleln-Colo.
3 75 4 feeders.. 870
3 75 1 ferder...lU60
Grummer Colo.
3 90 3 feeders.. 103.1
3 90 1 feeder.., 970
3 25
Haythorn nob.
i cows
4 COWS.,..f 930
1 tteer 810
3 25
3 23
3 90
3 25
2 25
2 25
2 25
3 35
2 10
4 00
3 00
3 85
: 35
3 CO
3 73
Cattle Co. Wyo,
19 cows 918
33 cows..... 795
inAtm.
123 feeders. 993 4 W 60 feeders.. 885
80 feeders.. 987 ,4 00 10 feeders.. 987
17 feeders.. 918 3 75 17 feeders.. 607
28 cows 97G 3 15
J. Forbes-Neb.
20 cows 71S .1 3.-, 15 cows 9.13
Iirnest Lnnd nnd Cattle Co. w yo.
108 strs Tex 817 3 40 115 strs Tcx-S33 3 40
Holt Cattlo CO.-Colo.
95 fdrs. Tex 090 4 15 8 fdrs. Tex 090
Rlversldo Cattle Co. Wyo.
117 feeders. 671 4 45 2 feeders.. 915
HOGS Thero were over 200 cars of hoga
on salo this morning, which Is the blggo.,t
run at this point for several months past
Other markets also had liberal receipts,
and ns a result prices took a drop. Bucr-
started out bidding $1.75 for most anything,
or about a dlmo lowor than yesterday s
close nnd Kffi6c lower thnn thn high time
yesterday. Sellers wero not willing to t.Jke
tnoso prices, and ns a rcsuu tno marm-i
was very slow In opening. When they
Annlly did cut loose It was generally on n
basis of a $4,75 market. Tho better hugs
sold nt $1.7714, and occasionally a load nt
$4.80, Thero was not much chatigo In tho
mnrket from start to finish, though the
closo wns good and Arm. In spite of tho
fact that tho murket wns slow In opening
everything was sold in good season, ho
market being active after the Arst few loads
nuu been sold. Representative saies.
18 100
..265
..167
69 239
,,9 334
60 350
78 202
92 181
78 271
61 283
66 240
93 239
49 333
60 267
62 325
AV. till. Pr.
No.
61 303
64 283
79 253
20 326
11 289
6J 320
45 340
67 290
hi 2t6
CI 327
43 288
40 301
67 378
38 390
61 262
66 307
91 186
82 201
66 323
46 331
62 330
76 268
66 337
62..
40
'80
160
100
40
68 297
00 291
68 275
15 330
16 243
G4 267
72 191
64 292
65 231
22 267
61 298
60 304
62 282
65 327
64 300
77 252
51 385
40
120
100
78 245 40 4 T.i
70.. ,...249 E0 4 ".7'i
82 231 ... 4 77U
C7 243 120 4 77
82 195 40 4 774
80
80
100
80
1G0
120
80
80
80
ico
200
200
100
80
40
63...
120
100
SO
80
4 77W
4 7715
s 7l',2
4 7714
4 771A
4 771?
4 7714
4 7714
iSS
4 7714
4 77V4
4 7714
4 77(5
4 7714
4 7714
4 772
4 80
4 80
4 F0
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 SO
4 80
4 SO
4 80
4 SO
4 80
SHEEP Thero wero qulto a few cars of
fat stuff on tho mnrkct today, and as tho
demand was good on the part of packers
they picked up what was offered In good
season ut Just about steady prices. Weth
ers and yearlings fold as high aa $4.1214, and
Inmbs brought as high as $j.05. It was not
long before tho pens wcro. clcarod of the
fat stuff, both sheep and lambs.
Feeders were In fulrly good demand today
but the tendency was to shauo prices a
trifle unless the quality was very gocd.
The number of buyers on tho market has
not been ns largo this week as previous
to this tlmo ,nnd as the supply Is keeping
up in pretty good shape there is Bomo ten
dency toward lower prlce3, particularly on
the commoner kinds.
Quotations: Cholco feu wethers. $1,850
4.00: fair to good fed wethers. $3.G603,85;
cholco graBs wethers, $.1.7603.90'; fair to
good grass wethers, $3.G5fl3.75; choice owes,
$3.2503,60: fair to good owes, $3.0003.26:
choice spring Inmbs, $1,900615; fair to g od
spring lambs, $1.0504.90; feoder ewes, ii.'Ait
3.00; feeder wethers, $3.6003.75; feeder lambs,
$4.0001.40. Representative sales:
No. Av.
7 Iowa feeding owes 110
6 Iowa bucks 126
97 Iowa owes 97
608 fed ewes 86
161 Wyoming feeder wethers 91
388 feeding wethers 85
414 western fed mixed 118
220 fed wethers , 99
8 Iowa Inmbs 00
266 Nebraska lambs 72
red lambs,,,,,
feeder sheep
200 Nebraska
004 Wyoming
295 Wyoming feeder sheep
jw Wyoming teener sneep
9 Wyoming feeder sheep,,,,,,
1 Nebraska ewo
2 Nehraskn owes
480 Nebraska fed wethers
1 Iowa lamb
1 Nebraska lamb ,
SO Nebraska cu'.l ewes
160 Nebra-ska feeding ewes
30 Nebraska cull feeding lambs
26 Nebraska cull feeding lambs
21 Nebraska cull feeding lambs
25 Nebraska feeding lambs
70
80
90
89
78
200
ISO
101
00
110
75
87
42
61
45
62
Pr.
$ 'i 6 )
3 25
3 61
3 6)
3 75
3 75
3 W)
4 0i
4 75
4 30
5 05
3 75
3 83
3 85
3 85
3 60
3 60
4 00
4 75
6 00
2 li'i
2 90
3 60
3 60
3 60
4 25
choice, $5.70; culls, $3.0004.00; Canadu
Inmbs, $3.60.
HO(lSRrcelpts. 2.588 head; no sales re
ported, nominally Meady.
Knusns City Live Mock.
K,AN'HAH CITY, Nov. 27. CATTLE Re
eelpts, l2-,oo natives, Coo Tcxaiis, 800 calves;
cholco beeves actlvo and steady; short fed
"jeers nnd common b-j tcher stock lower;
i. L-rs nni1 feeders Arm; native steers,
"3O0o W), Blockers und feeders, $3.2604,25;
butcher cows nnd heifers, $3.0004.80; can
tiers, J ihk,i3.00: fed westerns, $3.6005.00;
JV'Hered Texntis, $J.6O04 40; grass Texans,
i3iu ?JU.1 "' $3.i.0i.6O.
HOGS- Rtvi-ipi..,, is.&ou head; trade fairly
Blw ut ;,.,i, h. lower: heavy. $4.8501.90;
tlni 7HiOI.S5! light. $I.750I.S5: pigs,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 1,000
liemi; good general demnnd at Arm prices;
lambs. $1 Mi :j, muttons, $3,0504.25: Block
ers and feeders. $.1.6004.23; culls, $3.0003.50.
St. I. mils Mve .Stock.
j&T'.1'0'1?' ?fo,v S'f'ATTLE Receipts,
4,300 head, Including 2,600 Texans; market
slow and Mendy for natives; rnsler for
1 oxnnsi native flipping nnd export steers,
ti'.'.U'-l'S?' "P 8'ed beef and butcher steer,
$4 (lOJif. 25; Bteers tin u.r ,oo0 pounds. $3 250
4. .5; Blockers nnd feeders, $2.2501.40: co.vs
nnd tu'lferc $2.W0isi. dinners. $1.2.102.76;
ll,";,i?r,3W! ,V!tn "d lniilnn steers,
$3.fXVjfl.r;1; cows ntld heifers, $2.3003.40.
HOGS-Reeclpts. S.,oo bend: market 6c
I?Vi,)lKf "ml "KM". $1.7501.85; packers,
$4.80W 9i; butchers, $Hv((o,i."
, SHEEP AND LA.MIIS-Recelpts, 1,fA)
hoatl; mnrkut steady; native muttons, $.1.60
Jfl.io; lambs, $,1.750623. rulls nnd bucks,
$2.2504.00; Blockers, $2,0003,00.
St. Joseph Live Stock,
SOP"' M Mo Nov. 27.-(Spo-
clnl.l Tho Journal quotes:
CATTLE-Receipts, 2,100 head: market
actlvo and stendy; natives, $1.1005.25; Tex
nns nnd westerns, $,1..'j(iu.2j, cows nnd
heifers, $2,000-.60: bulls and stags, $2.(vl
4.60; yearlings nnd calves, $3,004.25; stock
era and feeders, $3. 0001, w; venls, $1,00
G.25.
HOGS Receipts. 10,400 head; market 1001
15o lower; all grades, $1.7004.85; bulk of
sales. $(.7301.8214.
SHEEP AND IAMRS-Recelpts, 1.300
head; lambs, 10016c higher; sheep, strong.
Stuck In Slclit.
Following nre tho receipts nt the four
p ri iic i pin western marKem ivovemuer .w:
South Omaha
Chicago 7,'X)
Kansas City 13,0.0
St. Louis 4,300
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
4,777 14,208 6.183
3S.C-
S.5O0
8,70)
1.1 01
1.0 0
1,000
Totals
29,077 79,408 21,783
Kvnpornted and Dried Fruits,
NEW YORK, Nov. 27. EVAPORATED
APPLES' The mnrket for evaporated
apples ruled rather quiet, but nbotit stendy
at unchanged prices, on tho basis of 406o
for stato common; prime, 4)i06Uc; choice,
6H0Ce: fnncy, G0G4e.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Innctlve.
Prunes wero quoted nominally nt 3l40Sc per
lb. Apricots, Royal, 110Hr; Moor Park, 150
:, Peaches, peeled, 10020c; unpceled, G0tc.
10c.
S6.00 A MONTH.
SPECIALIST
In
All Private Diseases
and Disorders of Men
12 Years In Omnha,
VARICOCELE "d
HYDROCELE cured.
Method new, never falls,
without cuttlug, palti or
lot-Hof time.
O V D U 1 1 I Ccured for life and tliepolnon
" "thoroiiuhly cleauerf from
thn system. Soon every kliin and njmptom
disappears completely and forever. No
"I)ltt',VKINQ OUT of thodNeaseontheskln
or fce. Trufttmcnt contains &o daugeruus
drugsor Injurious medlrlnes.
WEAK MEN r'0HH 0F MANnooiXrom
, , . . " cesses or Victims to Nkiivous
8EXUALLT IIKIIIMTY or F.XIIAtlM ION,
Wahtino Weakness invoi.untaiiy I.ok.ks,
with Kmilv Decay In Younii and Muidi.e
Aoip. lack of vim. vigor and strength, with
cexual organs Impair d hndwrak.
STRICTURE BailtCHlly cured with a now
!. 7, COT R, a InfHlIlblo Home Treat
ona ukLbi ment. Nolnstrumi'nts.nopalii,
no detention from bnlnem. Gonorrhoea,
Kidney and IthiiMr r Trouble.
CllltllS (ItMItANTKKI).
CDKiilUtltn Free. Irntmtnl hy Mall.
Call on or nddref. 119 S. 14th St.
Dr. Searles & Searles. omaim. Neb.
NO CURE; NO PAY
If ?ou ant cxilfdly Ulitlfv
rploprd or bihT dimlm. Tiritfjirlr,
etc., our Local Vacuum !eTloer
iu rr.iore joti ollliout druir or
electrlcltri 1S.M In tiei not an
failure i not one returned na CO. I), fraud) wrlu for
particular., urnt .eaird in plain cnv lore.
I.OCU APPLIANCE CO., 414 Chirlet Bids.. Diner. Cd
MEN
DEALERS SELL THEM
Charter Oak Stove & Range Go
MARF THEM ST LOUIS.
CHICAGO I.1VH HTOCK MAIIKIST.
Hob Five to Ten I'rnli, f.oiver Cut
tle About Stendy Sheep Higher.
CHICAOO, Nov. 27,-CATTI.E-necelpts,
7,000 head; steer, arenernlly about utendy;
butchem' stock closing weak to 10c lowor:
natives, best on Bale today, four carloads
at K.55; good to prlmo steers, S5 .15fi5.S5,
noor to medium. l4.25flB.25: selected feeders.
Hteady nt l3.C0iH.25: mixed stockerx, slow,
nt 12.2MI3.fi..! rows. t2.CMM.25! lielfern. 12 VSi
4.n5: cunner.i, ?2.00ft?.G'; bulls, weak nt i!M
GM.zg: calves, weaK anu lower, excent
choice, nt e3.50i35.tp0; Texann. receipts, SOT
head: best on sale today, four cans at J 1. 03;
Texas-fed steers, ti.Wni.M: Texas urass
steers, J3.30t.l5: Texas bulls, 2.D0S3.2j.
HOQB Hecelpts todav ay.noo head; to.
morrow, 40,000 head, estimated; left over.
5,000; CfllOo lower; active, clnMnp stendy;
top, M.97H: mixed and butchers. i.C5t.97W:
Rood to choice, heavy, I4.70fr4.tc; roURti
heavy, HKWM.CS; light. 4.C5H,K; bulk of
Bales, $4Wft4.W.
HHEKP AND IAMnH-necelpts, 13,000
head; sheep, good to choice, strnnp; to lOo
higher; others slow; lamln, Htflic hllnr;
good to choice wethers, J4.00i4.25: fair to
choice mixed, tt.WH.OO; wetern sheep,
4.O0ft4.2O; Vcxns sheep, J2.D0W.1.CO; nntlv.)
lambs, H0Of;r.25; western Inmbs, l.75fG.21.
XetT York I.Ivp Stunk.
NKW YOHK, Nov. 27.-in:nVIJ3-Ite.
celpts, ICC head, mainly for slnuvhtercr:
nothing dolm-ti feeling steady; cables slow;
llvo cattlo. ll12o; tons. 12Vfc; refrlcerato.
beef, W'Olio; tops. 12Ho; shipments, 078
cattle, 1,202 hheep and 4,360 quarters of beef.
CAI.VUS Hecelpts, ffiG head: market
slow; gniHsers not wanted and nominal!
veals, IS.OOflS.00.
BHKKI' AND liAMn.S-Hecrlpts, 1.C70
head: sheep steady; prima sheep, strong;
Icmbi, llrm; fair to choice shep. Wti.01.
common to prime lambs, JlMyo.W; onu tar
THE
COMMANDING
GENERAL
When Oeneral Lee comei to Omaba
ha will not find as handsome an ofAca
awaiting him as the one occupied by
former generals commanding the De
partment et the Missouri. This office
on the fifth floor of The Deo nulUlng
Is bow vacant. It would make the
handsomest office la town tor some
one.
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
RENTAL AGENT,
Ground Floor, Dee Bulldlxif .
n.K.Ki-Ui n-iy w.
B0OH4 nr u rc blcg.
r.rw.H io3biui
H8
JAKES E BOYD & CD.,
Telephone 1031). Oiuali.i, Sal
COMMISSION,
GRAIN, 1'KOVlSJONb and STOCKS
1IUAUU UK THAUat.
Correspondences John A. Warren Ce
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