Nebraska Newspapers

    TH E OM ATT A DAILY BEEi THUBSDAY. WOTEMBEH CP, 1000.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
After Phillips' Withdrawal of Bnpport
Noromber Corn Dropa Nine Cento.
RESULTS IN DEPRESSION OF ALL MARKETS
Drrfmhrr Closes Ihade Lower, When!
Drop a I in. Mon. Oat and Pro
Vlalnna lull rrrrai Crnta
No Srsaloa nf Board Tudiiy.
ORtCAOOi Nov. 28 November corn
Cloned 9c. lower today on the withdrawal of
Phillips' ntpport. December rloned 'e
down. Wheat at th elOM waa 't'S'ic. oats
He and provisions rtiT',. to 1?'y depressed
The abandonment of the November corn
deal was pre-eminently the feature on the
board. Phillips, who has controlled the
market, settled with the shorts yesterday.
Hiving- them BTO.irt) bushels at an average
prlre of 49r. Today he closed Ottl awOOS
bushels, all that was left of his line. In
order to let some small holders out easy
he held the prlre up d irlng the forenoon
This being arc ompllshed, he withdrew his
upport and the market, which opened il
46'e to 60c and r l iifibt between those fig
ure, dropped sharply to tie, at winch it
V under vesterdav December was I
N un ier reaieroay. icemoer waa
klnaV bu I snrn.r 1 d .. -v
liking bu I supp ort 1 tii.ii '(.
nosed
governi
not lacking bu support. ruled easy
Belling between 36'i&36Vc and 354c and
closing 4c down at 35e. RetM Ipts were 2M
cars, thirteen of rontract grade Private
elevators delivered only Bfl.QOp bushels of
contract corn. Shorts settled at last re
port, the move to bring bark corn from the
east having followed
Wheat touched the low prlre for I his crop,
the only feature the market hud to offer.
The market opened B shade up tit "0HC0iC
and touched t v because 01 unexpected
BteadlneOe nt Liverpool In the fare of the
weakness here yesterday. The advance was
not supported and a de. llne to (.'"., a low
price for Ihls crop ensued. It had been ex
pected thai stop loss orders would come out
at 7v0, but In this bears were disappointed
and on their covering rally to 7'4r fol
lowed When this demand reused the mar
ket started downward again end the 'lose
Was easy, Mic lower at 70'i TH'so. Trade
throughout was dull and of a holiday char
acter Heaboanl clearances In wheat and
flour wer 1 1 1 11 1 to 176,000 bushels I'rlmary
recetpta aggregated 711. 000 bushels, com
pare.! with 14x000 bUShell last year. Min
neapolis and nnlnth reported 429 cars,
against 403 hist week and 540 a year ago.
Local receipts were 1(9 cars, none of con
tract grade.
In oats the exchange of December for
May at J'4r premium for the latter formed
the bulk of trade, Elevator people took the
liecember. while commission houses look
Way. Receipt were 80 cars. Ilerember sold
between 214'' and 214ft2144c and closed V:
clown nt 2144c.
Provisions were dull. The mnrket opened
lower on heavy hog receipts and the liberal
stocks, fluctuated narrowly and closed
fairly ateady. January pork sold at be
tween 112.174 and tl2 "-4 and rlosed 124
under yesterdav at $12.fliH; January lard
between M 824 and f8.774. closing tsT(74c
lower at t5.StKiii.S24. and January ribs be
tween $30 and $6,224, with the close 74tf
10c down at $0.26
Kstlmated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 130
cars; corn, 280 cars; oats, 115 cars; hogs.
80.000 head
There will he no session of the Hoard of
Trade tomorrow.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
t3.
Artlcles.l )pen. High. 1 Low. Close. Yee'y.
Wheat I
Nov. 7041 70'4 70 70470V4W4
DM 704 704I 68 70 704
Jan. 71 I 714! 70 704 71
Orn
Nov. 494 1 60 I 41 41 60
Deo, IK 364 354 354 3
May. 36' 364 S6' 3B'4 36V4
(.uts-
Nov. 214 214 214 214 214
Peo. 214 214 214 21 214
May. 24 . 244 234 234 24
Pork
Nov 1 1 11 25 11 25
Jan. 12 15 I 12 174 12 024 12 074 1-' 20
May. 12 0741 12 0741 0 74l 12 05 12 10
Lard- I
Nov. 0 8741 n 95 8241 6 95 7 00
Dec. 8 90 8 95 6 85 1 A 95 fi 974
Jan. 824 824 6 774 6 80 6 974
May 6 95
Rlbs-
Nov 7 624 7 624
Jan. 6 30 6 80 6 224 6 26 6 35
May. 6 30 6 324 6 274 6 30 6 374
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as followa:
l'T.OI'H- Dull; winter patents, f3.7093.90;
atralghta, f.'l .lO'u'3.60; clears. t2 9''et3 00; spring
specials. tilO; patents. $:I60H3.90; straights
f. oiwi 3 .46 ; bakers. J2 3tvt2.75.
WHEAT No. 3, 68970c; No. 2 red, 7049
Its,
CORN No. 2, OfNTOJ No. 2 yellow. 41947c.
OATS No. 2. 224923c; No. 2 white, 26V
264e; No 3 white, 2449264c.
RYK- No. 2. 47949c.
HAIH.KY Fair to choice malting, 47958c.
BEBDB No. 1 Max. tl 63; No. 1 northwest
ern, f 1.6X4; prime timothy, t4.25ffpl.36. clover,
contract grade, fin
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bhl., $11 124
4711.25. I.ard. per 100 lbs., $6.85f.95. Short
ribs aldea (loose), ffi IW7.50. Dry lalted
shoulders (boxedv t6 87'a'i6 12'j. Short clear
aides (boxed), f6.70u6.SO.
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
FloUT, bbla 24.000 20.00O
wheat, bu 185.000 600.000
Corn, bu 606,000 363.000
Oats, bu 230.000 224, noil
Rye. bu 2,000 2.000
llarley, bu 116.000 23,000
On the Produce exchange todnv the but
ter market was dull: creameries. 15923c;
dairies, 13drr20e. Cheese, steady at 1049114c
Kggs, steady; fresh, 22c.
MOW YORK OHKHAI, MARKET.
Quotations of (be Hay OB) Various
I modi ( I es.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28 -FLOI7RRecelpts
24.203 bbls ; exports, 7.102 bbla ; steady, with
business checked by the holiday and Irregu
larity of wheat; winter patents, B.tOfll 90
winter straights. $.1 404(3 55 ; Minnesota ' put '
(ts, 3.90fff4.25; winter extrns. tt.t091.t0; Min
nesota bakers. $3. 00113.25; winter low grndes
I. 4,-'n-tm. itye nour. easy; ralr to good
$3 ,0001. 30; choice to fancy, $8.263.to, Buck
wheat flour, unlet at tt.164M.16.
RUCKWHEAT -Steady ut 61S6IC. c. I. f.,
New York
roRNMROIr- ateady; yellow western 87c
cltv 89c; Hrandvwlno, tt. 4601. 69
RVK-Qulct; No. 2 western. 55c. f. o. b ,
afloat; state, 50fc6le, c. 1. f.. New York, car
lots.
KARL BIT Steadv; feeding, 42fT46o. c. I f
BufTalo; malting. 56f,63o. c I. f . RutTalo
BARLEY MALT -Dull; western. tVffTtO
WHEAT Receipts, 81.525 bu ; spot, eas'v;
No 2 red, n0 f 0 D, afloat. 764c elevator;
No. 1 northern. Duluth. 82c f. o. b. afloat
No. 1 hard. Duluth. 864c f. o. b. afloat. Op
tions opened steadv und throughout the
forenoon were well sunported bv buying
orders and steady English cables; lati r
crli.-s weakened sharply, with corn, fol
lowed by a llnal rallv. which closed the
mnrket steadv at unchanged prices to Uc.
net decline; March. 794'u'79 1316c. closed at
7t4-; Mnv, 794&79'yc. dosed at 794c; No
vember closed at 764c; December. 76 5-HVdf
iss,o, cioseu 111 iii-n',
CORN- Recelpta, 216.925 bu.; exports, 2.9S2
bu.; spot, weaker; No. 2. 47c elevator and
464c f. o. b. afloat. Options drifted carb
on steadiness, based on a good cash demand
ajul moderate country offerings. Into final
depression. Influenced by a collapse of the
November deal at Chicago, partly attrib
uted to a private settlement; closed weak
at a partial 4c net decline; Ma v. 430424c.
closed at 424c; December, 43411 144c, closed
at 434c.
OATS-- R'-celpta, 116,600 bu.: exports, $36 1
bu. ; spot, steady; No. 2. MHc; No :i. $tc
No. 2 white, $640; No. ;i white. Mio; track
mixed, western. $6611740: track, white, 2S4n
284c. Options slow and rather easy, with
corn.
HAY Steady; shipping, 774&S0c; good to
choice, s'n!''c
HOPS- Quiet; state, common to choice
1100 crop 16tf2lc; 1899 crop, Ilfl5c; old, 2C6c;
Pacific coasl. 1900 crop, I6OU0; UN cop.
lOfuilc; old. tOtC.
HIDES- Firm; Oalveaton, 20 to 25 lbs.,
184(ullc; California. 21 to 25 lbs , 19c, Texas
dry. 24 to So lbs., 15c.
l.EATHKH Steady; hemlock sole. BUOnOa
Ayres, light to heavyweights. ttOttc; acid.
23l-lr.'4,i:c
WOOL Steadv; domestic fleece, 21'u26c;
Texas. 14M16c.
EE ED Steadv: spring bran. llt.00Olt.l6j
Glddllng. tl7.00Olt.60; winter bran, $17.o04f
50: cltv. $16 50117.00.
I'ROV ISIONri- Heer. firmer; rumuy. i" .mi
S'rlo-
11175; mess, 9.00i9.ri(); beer bams. $211 (mif
puekei iiu.uusnu.Do; city extra nnna
mesa 616.0BayiT.go. tut meats, easy; pica
led bellies. 84(9100; pickled shoulders. 6c;
pickled hams. 84rrr9io Lard. weak, wesi
ern steamed, $7,374; November closed at
$7 60; refined, unlet; continent. $7.65. South
America $8 40; compound, 8'S7U4V6.00, Pork
dull: family. 14.60i 15.00; short clear,
11 1 1 " -i mesa It:' 1. Ortl I ;t '0.
TALLOW Firm: city ($2 er pkg .), 44c;
coiffitry (iikgs free 1, 4ii)5'c.
HICK Steady I domestic, fair to extra
4Mt'4i..c Japan. 4Wic.
iii'tti k tie. eli.iH 6 256 i kgs.; tlrm
creamery.- I84i25c; Juno creamery, lltjttoi
,. ... .-, V,,I,L.
.UlCK-ai." K..eelllta 4 583 nkgs, steadv.
large, September, lOSiffllc; small. Seiitm-
ber. lKill'c; Isrge, late
small, late made. 104c
BOOH Receipt. 4.401
made
10i, iff 104c,
pkgs
stronger .
western, regular packing,
at mark. WRUr .
Wesleril. loss oT, 27c.
POULTRY Live, weak: fowls. S'ttlHr.
chl kens. ;n,'r. dressed, steady; chickens,
4c; fowls. 5fr4r.
M ETA LS Although tin In the local metal
market snowed ios of points, it was a
nominal one. due to the abienre of buyers
The g.-n. nil market was extremely dull.
. at hist nlght'l prlre, except for the
above mentioned loss Pig Iron warrants
were quiet at t9.50fllO.60; lake copper, quiet
lit fir, ;.--,! 17 on lead at f I .174 and spelter,
quiet at U. 3004.38 The brokers' price for
lead was $4 and for copper tl".
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
i on. niton of Trade and notations ea
Staple and I'nncr Produce.
EOOS--Receipts, light; good stock. IslfMc.
1,1 Vf! PolTritY -Hens, 44Te; roosters,
3S4c; spring chickens, 6'a5'.,c; ducks, 6490;
geese, 54434c; turkeys, tic.
IltESH DRESSED POULTRT Hens, f-4
06c; roosters, 4'uOe; durks and geese, TffSr ;
spring chickens, per lb., ftiJGHc; turkeys,
Ifffe),
GAME Prairie chcVen. per dot . $6,004$
6.60; mall ard durks. per dni $3.00fi: VI;
teal, tl.IOel.7ti mixed, tl 5i.iil.75; Jack
snipe.. $l.251il..".0; quail, $1. Sou 1.75; Jack rnb
bits, n.W) eottontalla, fi.
BUTTER- Common
154116c; separator, 25c
to fair. 12c; choice.
; gathered creamery.
200121c
FRESH OYSTERS - First grade aolld
parked New Vork founts, per ran, 38e; ex
tra selects. .12c: standarls, 25 r ; medium. 20i
Second TI slack fl led. Ni w York counts,
t agiecta, floi standards.
' '"llk "'"'.lards, per gal . $1.36.
.j,.;,,NH I ive. per dou . 9f,c.
PIOEONB -Live,
VEALS- Chore.
(CiHeo
MAY- Price quoted by Omaha Who'asala
liny beaten a Boclatlon: choice upMnd
$9 601 No 1 unbind. $9; medium. t4.10 conrae.
s Rye straw $H 50 Tii' Se prices air for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
talr; reei lots, I ears.
PATS -No. .1 white. 260.
C 'UN
No.
3. 38c.
RRAN
t!3.
VI :n T7T ARI.EB
TI'KM I'S
REET8 P
I 'A Hit' iTS
I.ETTt'CK
Per bu baskat, 60a
r bu., 60c.
I'er bu , 60c
Per dOS., 30,735c.
RADISIIK1
I'er a OB., noc
Hi: v.NS -Wax, per 1-3 bu
basket
51.
string. l)c
P'iTATor.fl--Pcr bu.
bu . 75c.
ftt .
Idaho, per
, f 2. 002 25.
BwEET I'OTAT ES -Per
CARRAOE HoMand Med,
TOMATOES California.
'Tat. . f2.
bbl
per 4-basket
ONR Ni I'. r bu., tl.
CELERY California, ns to aize. 46976c.
c.MT.IKI.oWKR California, per crate.
1'RITTS
PEARS Per box. t2 ,2.26.
GRAPES Malaya, per keg. t6.5097.60.
APPLES Native, ffoOl.QO per bu.; per
bbl., f''..V. eiisiern, t3.noifi3.25; Calllfornla
Ilellflowers. per box. tl.40(jil.5().
( RANRERRIES Hell and Hugle: per
bbl.; Jerseys, per bbl., f8; per 'Tate, $2.76.
TROPICAL FRPITrt
ORANOES California seedlings t2.',5:
navels. Mexicans, f3.50; Florldas. 51
LEMONS California, extra funcv. 13 5ui
3 75; choice, $3.25.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to size.
f2 .0092.60.
Flos California, new enrtona, 75c; lay
ers, 75c.
DATES Perelan, In 60-lb. boxes, 64c per
lb.
MISl'ELLANEOrS.
English walnuts. per lb., l$c; fil
berts, per lb., Itcj almond, per lb., 189-i0e;
raw peanuts, per lb. 5n5'.r; roasted, 6'ili
74'; Braalle, n ; Pecana. lO0Uc, Colorado
honey. 24-serllon case. $3.75; cider, per bbl.,
$5; per half bhl., f3; aauer kraut, per bbl .
t4; per half bbl., f2.60.
HIDES No. 1 green. 74c; No. 2 green,
64c; No. 1 salted, S'?c; No. 2 salted. 74c;
No 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. 84c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., H'2c; dry hides. 8913c;
sheep pelts. atCnlc; horse hides, fl.60xg2.25.
Nt. I.onla (.rain and Provlalona.
HT LOUIS, Nov. 28-WHEAT-Eaaler;
No. 1 red eiudi, elevator, 6949694c; track,
7149724c; November. 694c; liecember, 64
e94c: January, 7u4c; May, 7349734c; No.
2 hard. 684'ji 7Uc.
CORN l.owsr; No 2 rash. 3f.c ; track. 3'.r;
November. 35c; December. 344c; May, 364c
OATS Firm; NO. 2 cash. 23c; track, 234c;
November. 234c; December, 23c; May, 24c;
No. 2 white. 264c.
RYF-Steady at 484c.
e,ot86ii9b-llla.,-l Cuulandn grade v.
FLOUR- Dull and barely ateady; patents.
tt.6O0$.6t; extra fancy and straights, f3.159
3.2a; clears, t2.85fi3.10.
SEEDS Timothy, steady at $3.7594.20.
Flax, nominal at tl.60.
CORNMBAl Steady at f2.
BRAN' Firmer; sacked, east track, 659
674c
HAY-Strong; timothy, t.O0913.O0; prai
rie. flO.50.
WIHSKY-Steadv at $1.27.
IIP iN C 1TT1 IN TIES - fl.25.
BAOOINQ 74ef4c.
HEMP TWINE c.
PROVISIONS- Pork, steady; Jobbing, $13.
Lard, higher at f7.07. Dry salt meats
(boxed), 4c lower; extra shorts. f7.23; clear
ribs and clear Hides, f7.50. Hacon (boxed),
'r lower; extra shorts. J8 25; (dear ribs und
clear sides, $8.50.
FLAXSEED Nominally $1.60.
MET ALB Lead, steady at $1.25; spelter,
dull at $4.15.
POULTRY Chickens, 5c; voting, 54c;
turkeys, tic; durks. 7r; geese, dwOVjC.
HITTER-Quiet; Creamery, 20a26c; dairy,
16920c.
1 :i IOS Steady at lR4c.
RECEIPTS Flour. 7,000 bbls.; wheat, 30.
000 bu. ; corn. 81,000 bu. ; oats, 13,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour, 9.000 bbls.; wheat,
36,000 bu. ; corn, 58,000 bu.; oats, 8,000 bu.
Liverpool t.nOn and I'rcn lalona.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 28.-WIIEAT-Spot.
firm; No. 1 California, lis 2'd; No. 2 red
western, winter, 6s; No. 1 northern spring
6s 3',d Futures, ipilet; December, 6s 104U;
March. 6s 4d.
C(RN Siot. firm: American mixed, new,
4s 2d. Futures, sternly; NovemLer, 4s 24d;
Decen)bcr, 4s i4d; January, 3s lo4d.
PEAS Cunadlan, 5s (i'd.
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter,
at 8 6d.
HoP8-At London (Pacific coast,
at 2 -ni l bs.
PROVISIONS Reef, extra India
easy ut 69s; prime mess, nominal
Pork, prime mess, western, firm
stnady
steady
mess,
ut 65s.
at 72s
bams, short cut, 14 to Jo lbs., stronis at
46s Idi bacon, Cumberland cut, 28 to 30 lbs.
strong at 47s 6d; short ribs, 18 to 22 lbs.,
strong at 4Ss 3d; long clear middles, light,
30 to 35 lbs , firm at 48s 9d; long clear mln
dles. heavy 36 to 40 lbs., tlrm at 47a 6d ;
short bellies, 14 to 16 lbs , firm at 56s; shoul
ders, square, 14 to 16 lbs., strong at 33s 9d.
Lard, prlni" western. In tierces, ipilet at
3.ss6d: American refined, In palls, steady at
39s 3d.
HI TTER - Finest United States, (pilot at
95s; good United States, unlet at 81s 6d.
TALI.oW Firm! prime City, 25s 3d; Aus
tralia, in London, 2,s 6d.
CHEESE Ea.i, American finest white,
51s Oil; American finest colored, 52s 6d.
fianana Ity Qrattl and Provlalona.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 28 WHEAT De
cember, 624c; Mav. 86466c; caah, No. 2
hard, 6St664c; No 3. 6446660: No. 2 red,
654168c; No. 3. 68(ffC9c; receipts. 79 cars
corn December, HUc; May. 3"ir(t344c;
cash. No 2 mixed, 334fu3lc; No. 2 white, 35c;
No. 3. 314c
OATS No 2 white. 254ft 26c.
RYE -No. 2, 434o.
HAY Choice timothy, $10.OOW10.5O; choice
prairie, to 50ft 10.00.
HI "P TE It Creamery, 194r23o; dairy, fancy.
17e
BQOfl firm; fresh Missouri and Kansas
slock. 10e dog,, loaa Off, I'ases ret'4rni:d;
in w wliitewood cases ii eiii'leii, '.-c more
RECEIPTS Wheat. i'i3.20n bu. ; corn
bu : oats. 7.00(1 bu.
,200
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 88.800
4,000 bu. ; outs. 1,000 bu.
bu.
corn,
Toledo M, ' el.
TOLEDO, O., Nov. H WHEAT-Active
bul weak; cash, 7 1 1 : in mber. 744c; Jan-
uorv. 764c March, 7tc May. 784c
CORN Dull and lower; caah, 384c; De
cember. 37'i", May. 374c.
OATH Quiet; cash, 23c; December, 234c;
Mac tS4o,
HY E ?.lc.
BEEDH Clover, 18H, prime. $6 25; Decem
ber. $C.77C ; March. $6,874.
Pblliiilell'liln Produce Mnrket.
PHI LADE PHIA, Nov M HITTER
Dull and easier: fancy western creamery
25c: fancv w -tern prints, 2c.
BOOB -Steady: fresh nearby, 27c; fresh
west, rn Mo; fresh southwestern, 25c; fredii
.iouihern. 21c.
CHEESE Firm; New York full creams
fancy imgsl, 1J4C! New crk full creams,
fair to cnoice, 10HWMC.
Dulnlh Market.
DULUTH, Nov 28. - WHEAT -No. 1 hard
cash. . !... . liecember, ,,n4c; Mav. 7bc: No
I northern. 724c; November. 724c; Decem
ber. 714 ; May 754c; No. 2 northern, 654c;
No a spring, ayc
MRN
374c
OATS
23ft34c
11 1 1 . , a 11 1. . .- tiraln Market.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 28. WHEAT -
Lower; Ni), 1 northern. i4ft.5c; No. 2 north
ern. 7i..4r,3c.
RYE lulel : No. 1 ttUQjQe
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 69.'(t(V; sample, 44
ftv5c.
Mlniieuptilla Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 28. - WHEAT -Caah,
734c, December, 714c; May, .44
:iv- On track; No. 1 hard. jtV: No. 1
northern, T34c; No. 2 northern. W41f"l4c
FLol'R First patents, ft fHW.i4.10; second
patents. t3.75'(i3.HR; first clears. t2 X"if2.!K,
aecond clears, f2.0692.16.
MOVKWF.1T 0,F Tf) K A?H I10in.
Dullest Hay on 'Ohanis Since 4he
Mondnr llefore Election.
NEW YORK. Nov 28 Today'a stock
mnrket was the dullest since the Motnlav
preceding the election, There were no .Pal
ings on any considerable scale and the
movement of prices was sluggish and Ir
regular and not Important. The market
narrowed very considerably also, the num
ber of different stocks dealt In being
smaller than for many days past. It la not
Improbablle that tomorrow's holiday
prompted the curtailment of speculative
ventures. The dealings were left very
largely In the hands of room traders and
the larger Interesls and the public was ap
parently out of the market entirely. There
." no great pressure of liquidation, but
when any considerable volume of stocks
was offered there was not sufficient demand
to sustain the prices, on the other hand
even a smnll demand was sufficient to effect
a considerable advance In price, as the sell
ing orders In the market were also on a
very small scale. The mnrket was ver
generally heavy In the earlier part of the
day. largely from the Influence of wenkness
In the London market
The disclosure through yesterday's Lon
don settlement of a long account In Amer
icans Is Interpreted ns weakening the tech
nical position Of this market and the grow
ing tightness of money In London vices rise
to the apprehension th.' t New York may
have to absorb considerable speculative
liquidation from that sourre In fact, the
selling for London account today was es
timated ns high as 76,000 shares on balance
Hoth cnll money and discounts In London
are above the bank rate. Under ordinary
circumstances this would lend to the ex
pectation of an advance In the bank -rate
tomorrow, but the scarceness of money Is
due to the preparation for the exchequer
bond Issue on Friday When thl" Is met
there Is likely to he a reflux of government
funds Into the money market, which would
endanger the control of the market by the
Ttnnk of England The action of the gov
ernors tomoTow Is therefore, problemat
ical. Our own mnrket continues unruffled,
call loan rates falling away n shad" In
enlte of the continued ebeorptlon of funds
on lub-treasury offerings nn1 the postpone
ment of ih" return flow of funds from fhe
interior. The recent dally average tranefer
of $iao.ofln to $200,000 to New orlenns was
supplemented bv the transfer of $200,000 to
Chicago through the sub-treasury today.
If the activity of Interior business Is to
make new demnnds on New York for cur
rent v It may upset calculation over the
future of the money market. This ntav
have prompted some of the disinclination to
deal In stocks The early heaviness of the
market gave wav generally to a recovery
In the lata dealings after London hid
ceased selling Probably covering by room
shorts was 9 factor In this movement. The
gains were not all retained to the close,
which was moderately active and Irregular.
A number of October statements of net
earnings of railroad companies were pub
lished during the dav which were favorable
with the exception of the Rending company.
The net enrnlncs for this company for Oc
tober were $1,232,096 less than for October
of last vear. as a result of the miners'
strike. This did not prevent the stork ris
ing over yesterday, but It became heavy
Inter In the day. Amalgamated Copper con
tinued to show w -akness. supposed to be on
account nf apprehension of unfavorable leg
islation In Montana. The new Chicago A
Alton stocks were largely bought at ad
vances of 24 and 14 for the common and
preferred respectively. The rubber stocks
were notably weak, but recovered part of
their losses.
The bond market was quite active and
yielded In snots. Total sales, par value,
$4,055,000; United fltates bonds were all un
changed on last call.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: A fair amount of
business was done In the markets here to
day, but the tone was dull on the rumors
of a spreading disaffection In South Africa
and expectations that money will be tight
until the new year. Americans were mod
erately active in their narrow limits. Lon
don was Inclined to sell before your Thanks
giving day holiday. Money and discounts
were ateady, the bank monopoly again lend
ing at 44 per cent, it la suspected that it
Is depleting the market by borrowing on
consols.
The following are the Closing prices on
the New Y rk Slock exchange:
Atchison ..
do pfd..
394 Wabash
8.4 do pfd
8)4 W. & L. E
86 do 2d pfd
684 Wis. Central ....
3.4 Third Avcnuo ....
M
204
104
284
11
112
8s4
S4
106
Lit
162
4K
132
304
90
5'"
Ml
(' 4
14
17
2f'4
7r4
43:(,
87
424
164
10s ,
130
tfts
724
61 4
tea
19
754
,1664
55
101
Baltimore ft
O
Can. Pacific
Cun. Southern ..
Chus. ft Ohio
Chicago G. W...
Cm B. ft Q
Chicago I. & L.
do pfd...,....,
Chicago ft E. 1
Chicago ft N. W
C, R. L ft P....
C. C. C. ft St. I
Colo. Southern
do 1st pfd.
. 144 H. & o. pfd
.137 National Tube ...
. 8 do pfd
. 5,'4 Adams Express.
. 98 Am. Express
.167 U. S. Express...,
.1154 Wells-Eargo Ex.
,. M Amer. Cot. Oil..,
. 74 do pfd
. 424 Amer. Malting .
. 14 do pfd
.115 Amer. 8. & R
.182 do pfd
. 24 Amer. Spirits
. 7'4 do pfd
. H4 Amer. S. H
do
2d pfd
ft Hudson
L. ft W
ft R. Q
pfd
Del.
Del.
Den.
do
Erlu
do
1st pfd
. i!'4 do ptd
.1814 Amer. S. & W..
. U4 do pfd
. 894 Amer. Tin Plate
,1344 do t't'd
. 20',4 Am. Tobacco ...
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal . . .
Hocking Valley,
Illinois Central..
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
L. E. & VV
do pfd
Lake Shore
Louis. & Nash..
Manhattan L ..
Met. St. Hy
Meg, Central ...
Minn. & St. L...
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
Mobile & Ohio..
M.. K. & T.......
do pfd ...
N. J. Central. ..
N. Y. Central...
Nor. & West ...
do pfd
No. Pacific
do pfd
Ontario A W....
O. R. & N
do pfd
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
R. Oi W
pfd
St. L. & S. F....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. S. W
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. & Omaha.
So. Pacific
So. Railway ....
40 do pfd
. 26 'Ana. Mill.
.l'Ki Hrk Rap. Tr....
,1104 Colo. F. & 1
. 83 1C011. Tobacco ..
.106 do pfd
.172 I Federal Steel ..
. 13 I do pfd
. !., General Electric.
. 994 Gluco.se Sugar ..
. 60 1 do pfd
. 39 Int'n l Paper .. .
. 124 lo Pfd
. 374 Luclede Gas
.1464 Kat. Rlscult ....
.142 I do pfd
. 414 National Lead ..
. 80 do pfd
. 714 National Steel ..
. 824 do pfd
. IS IN. Y. Air Rnike,
. 42 1 No. American ..
. 70 Pacific Coast ...
.1424 do 1st pfd
. 194 do 2d pfd
374
92
19'i
9.1
."6
914
170
19
57
88
67
43
1004
514
.199
. 6
.1324
111!
71
. 134
754
, 2S',
85
. tttt
16U
6..4
, 55
. 914
(ko-j Pacific Mat I
314
People's lias
Ti
91
194
76
464
H4
364
1284
1764
.ISO
424
Pressed 8. C
do pfd
Pullman P. C
Stand. R. At T.
Sugar
do pfd
Tonn. C. & I...
U. 8. Leather..
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber.
do pfd
17',
Western Union.
do pfd
66'lRepul)llc I. & S
Tex. & Pacific.
104
72
tl ft
db Ptd.
Union Pacific ...
P. C. C. & 8. L.
Amal. Copper .. .
do pfd
Ex-dlvldend.
fi York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-MONEY On call,
steady at 3'ft34 per cent, last loan, 3 per
cent; primu mercantile paper, 44ft5 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE -Steady, with
actual business in hankers' bills nt it s.. , 1
4 , for deinuiul and ut $4 814 for sixty
day ; posted rates, $4 S2' and $4,864; com
mercial bills, $4.804(ip.814.
SILVER Certiticalcs, OifiiOVn:; bur, 6IVc;
Mexican dollara, 50c.
RoNDS Government, steady; state,
strong; railroad. Irregular,
The closing prices on bonds today are as
follows:
U. S nf. 2s, reg. .1054 N. J. C. g
.1.. ........ 1il" X.. 1.....IO.
5s.
3b.
1264
704
do coupon
I06U
No. Pucilii
do :is. reg
do ooupon
do new 4s, reg.
do coupon
do old Is, reg.
do ooupon
do 5s, reg
do coupon
D. of C. 3 65s...
Atch. gen. 4s
ito udj. 4s
Can. So. 2s
C. & O. 44s
do 5s
c. I N. W. 0, 7s
du 8 F. d. 6s..
Chicago Ter. 4s.
Colo. Sc. 4s
1 ) A R. G. 4s
lio
110
pi
I'lS
111!
116
H3Vi
do 4s I'll
N Y. C A St L 48.107
N A W. c. 4s
Ore. Nav. Is 100
do 4a T 1944
O. S. L. 6s 1284
do consul 5s 110
. I13't Reading gen. 4s. . !l
.1214 it. Q, VV. is ;
.1024 St LA I M 0. 68. .1134
. t4 St L A S F g. 8S.;3S
.1084 St. Paul consols. 173'..
A" S. P. C. A P. IB.. 1194
.120 do 6s 121
,181 So. Pa. -Hie 4a N4
.1194 do 5s U24
. ttfti B. It. A T. 6a.'.., 7'
. 6"TJ Tex. & Pacific ls.1104
.1004 do 2s j
Erie gen. 4s
Union Pacific 4s. .ln6'
F. W. A D. C. Is. 75 Wabash la 116V
tien. Electric 5S..1I3 , do 2s tl"l4
In. Central Is H64 West Shore 4s 114
L Aj ft, unL 4a...la04 Wis. Central Is., ho
M.. K. A T. 2s.... 70 Va. Centuries .... 924
N. Y. C. Is 1094'
Offered.
Foreign Kluanelal.
HEREIN. Nov. i.i)n the bourse todav
home funds were firm. ChlneKe eaeurttlea
hardened and Spanish 4s wcaktii'd 011 pews
of an Insurrection in Morocco. I , , .,1s wore
firm and uiilmated, . losing in low the bu
lirlces of the day on realisations. Am. rl-
cani and Canadian Paclflci aere nreak.
Exchange on London, torn I5pfg for !hecK,
Discount rates: Short bills. 3 per glint
three months' bills. 44 per cent.
LONDON. Nov 28. The money market
v.us very hard today in v iew of i tie sin.nl
i.ess of the available supplies. The tlgl't
hgai was Incrcused by the retention by Hie
banks and others of unusually large bal
ances in view of the exchequer bend issue
of Friday and tenders today for 42.OOO.0nO
of India bills. The total of the applications
Is S4,M,M The tender Is at 96 1- The
dealing- of 'he Stock eachange todav w- e
Smaller than usual, attributed pnrtlv to the
condition of the money market cnteaing
fresh speculation. Consols were unsteady
and home rails were lower, especially MH-
rop.
1110.. hn. ir inii- weaiuer rtiir n
York.
, mi wete , asier III respi ns" 10 urn
ft , ,11 1 lien, Paeltlcs and Readings Were
SU'i-
ported, (Irani! Trunks were heavy
Kafflrs
Were heavier. .
PARIS. Nov. 28 Huslness on the brnt'S'
today opened weak, except in Turks, whi h
Wert tlrm Later the invorablo attitude nf
rentes overcame the weakness. Tractions
were maintained and locul were In go d
demand. Hl.i tlntos were harder Bpanlr 1
Is declined on unsatisfactory Morocco news.
Kaffirs reacted Toward the cose Kin
tlntos eased somewhat. Three per cent
rentes lOOf T.'i for the account, exchange
on London. 25f lit for checks, Spanish 4s
closed at 69.60.
lloston Slock aaolallnna.
BOSTON. Nov. 28 Call loans, 394
per
cent; time loans, 4'0' per
prices:
cent.
Official
A., T. fi 8. F..
do pfd
Amer. Sugar ..
do pfd
Am. Telephone
T. Union Land 34
B84 w , st End 934
..133 West Electric .
. .1104 Atchison 4s mi
'2 n is, o m c ds. :o
Huston cV A I
LI!' Adventure
r4
Hoston Elevated lM'.'i Allouet Mill. Co
. t
tUt
. 214
3294
,. $$4
,$4i
U'.
. 13
. 25
. 14
. jfa
,M
.218
:3&
. 46',,
C , H. ft Q 1174 Amal 1 opper ..
Dominion Coal... 404 Atlantic
do pfd 1124 Hoston ft Mont
Federal Steel .... 464 Butte Hoston
do pfd 7:'2 Cal Hecla. . .
Fltchburg pfd.., tXSI Centennial
dep. Electric ....1174 Franklin
do pfd 115 Humboldt
Ed. El 'c. Ill 215 Osceola
Mex. Central .... IP's Parrot
Mich. Telephone. H Qulnry
N E fj. A; C 13 Tamarack
old Colony 302 Utah Mining .
Old Dominion ...IM Winona
Rubber 29 Wolverines
Union Pacific ... 1L4
ew orU Mllllnat "Mocks.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28-The following are
the closing quotations for mining snares
today :
("hollar 7
( town Point Ifl
Con. Cal. ft Vu I.:".
1 adwood 68
Gould Currle., 90
Hale & Norcross. 20
llomestake (hirj
Iron Sllveer 7H
Mexican 25
Ontario tOO
ophlr
Plymouth
lyuickallver
I do pfd
Sl. rra Nevada
Standard
Union Con
Yellow Jacket .
Brunswick
. 75
. K
. 125
.700
. 30
.In
. 1Q
. 23
. 10
London stock (( not a 1 1 on
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-4 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money .
do aoot
Atchison
1 ?an, Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central
. . 0s4 Erie 144
Ifl 7-16 dO 1st pfd 414
.. 4n4 I'cniiavlvHtiln .... 73
. . f Reading 104
..1314 No. Pacific pfd... 814
,.1284 I rand Trunk .... 64
. . h'.U Anaconda BZ
Louisville
Union Pacific pfd s:4 Rand Mines 404
N. Y. Central 115 I
HAR SILVER-(.Julet. 29 lMtd per ounce.
MONEY I'i- tier cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
KiH'v oer nut; for threo months' bills, 4u
44 pec cent.
Hank ( learlnca.
CHICAGO. Nov. 28 Clearings, $22,360,727;
balancea, tl, 143.637: posted exchange. tl.82ft
4. Ml; New York exchange, 25c discount.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 28. Clearings, $6,692,759;
naiances. j,4.i,ti ; money, ) per cent.
HALTIMORE. Nov
Clearings, $4,28,
866; balances. $390.7i7.
BOtJTON. Nov. 28.
balances. $1,804,172.
Clearings, $25,174,626;
NEW rOHK. Nov 28,-CIearlngs
$234,013,-
s-n; reliances, b,bbb,7xo,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 28. -Clearings,
$18,756,114; balances, $3,488,888.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2H.-Clearlngs. $2,806.
200; money. tOi per cent; New York ex
change, I649I74C premium.
( unit 11 ion or the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 28. -Todav s state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the tl50.Ooo.iuo gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Aval'nblo cash balances, $13,,201.
376; gold, $93,362,527.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28. COTTON Excite
ment and apathy alternated In today's mar
ket. The customary pre-holiday evenlng
up occurred and this served to bring about
freuiient waves of biylng and selling; but
as a rule business was small and of a pro
fessional nature, with the trade nil at sea
owing to the seml-sensatlonal fluctuations
abroad and to more or less conflicting
rumors that strong purties were making a
bold attempt ut manipulation. The market
opened weak at 21(1S points lower, under
liquidation and heavy outside selling,
mostly for foreign account. The haste to
unload followed a fall of ifu'7 points In the
Enifllsh markets, said by private parties
to have resulted from a drive by Interests
known to represent Influential American
partita, Boon afterward the story gained
emulation and was quite generally ac
ctpted as true that a leading Philadelphia
export house and several well known New
Orleans parties had formed a plan to
manipulate the English. New York and
New Orleans markets. Following the open
ing there was a spurt of covering which
carried prices up 15 points from the low
mark Soon after noon the market suf
fered a severe rolapaa under room and lleht
outside selling and for most of the session
was irregular. The ( lose was steady, with
prl. es net I to 17 points lower.
GALVESTON. Nov. 28. COTTON
Steadv. 9 11-160.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 28.-COTTON-Rpot.
fair demand, prices firm; American mid
dling. 6 9-lKe; the sules of the day were 10.
O'Vi bales, of which 500 were for speculation
and export and Included 1,000 American; re
celptf., 20.000 bales. Including 15.200 Amer
ican Futures opened quiet and closed
quiet; American middling I, m. c. : No
vember 5 29-64d. sellers; November and De
cember 6 25-64C6 2fi-6ld. sellers; December
and January. 5 22-64fro 23-4d. sellers; Jan
uary and February. 5 20-64!f 21-6ld. buyers;
February and March. 5 18-64fi5 19-6d. buyers-
March and April. 5 16-64rd6 17-64d. buyers-
April and Mav. 5 15-64d. sellers; May
and' June. 6 18-64M 14-64d. sellers; June and
Julv 1 11-64(W lt-64d, sellers; July and
August. B Oi 6UW lO-fld, sellers; August and
September. 4 63-6ld. buyers.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 28 COTTON Quiet;
sa'es none: middling. Ill-lie: recelpta. 11.
266 bales: shipments, 10.731 bales; stock, 69,
24n bn'es.
KV ORLEANS, Nov. 28 -COTTON-Bteady:
sales. 2.600 4ales; ordinary. 84c;
good ordinary. 8c; low middling. 9c;
middling. 9,c; good middling. 10c; middling
fnir lnr-lis': receipts, i.s-,i.i ohicb,
300,783 bales. Futures,
December, 9.57c hid;
February. I.Stttt.Rtei
April 0.646)t.t6o; Mnv,
November. nom'nal;
Janimry, V.M4B.0AC
March.
I.64M.660!
9.54ff9.55c ;
June, 9.54
Cu9.56c; July, 9.53ifi9.54C.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Nov. H, WOOI The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say of the
wool trade tomorrow: The wool market has
been rather mole active the last week, the
sales aggregating 4.750.000 pounds. There
has been considerable quiet looking around
for all classes of wool and the demand hn (
been strlctlv for consumption. Reasonable
Drioea have been offered and have been ac
cepted The Wanakuclt nnd Turlington
m''ls have taken some fnlr-sl7.ed llr.es of
wool as well as a number of the smaller
oi nrerns. while the American Woolen com
oany has been buying moderately but
Closely and carefully. A larger business
Wo ild prohablv have been transacted had
it not been for the extremely unfavorable
weather, which has militated against an
active demand for goods Advices from the
Leal continue to Indicate n very bullish
rae'lng owners of wool continue to ho Id
t a1 high prices. Prices are naturally In
favar of the buyer, although there la no
reeoire to sell wool and quotations are
unchanged. The sabs this week In Boeton
" . ... j i--1 urn ...nun s domestic and
aiuoiiui'-'i . .... i , , . ,,,i ,,
ufoow pounda foreign, maklnji a total or
V.7-.T. v.-! against a total of ;r 1.2.000 pounds
for the
mm for
previous weea win '
Vi. n-.,u,,.,,ll,ie wc k last year.
in, . . mm , ,,,, n , , , ... 1
The sale
since January 1 "' , -
ooUUilS
aualnst 327. 9S'. 576 for tne corrr-
.1...1U1 nir 'imo 'i.-o j 1
' 'sr. LOUia, Nov, 28,-WOOL
Steadv: me
line. Uiiil
dl urn
heavy
V; H-hir,." t.'.b washed. IS. 294c
Chinigea In Avallnble SunplleB.
v., nt.- Voc fit gnaclal cable and
...'f graphic communications 1
hn m fha following changes
Hradstreets
in gvaiiaoie
aui idles since last report : ,
WHEAT -Dntted Stales and Cannda
east
,,f 1 he Rockies, decreased
12.(10(1 bu ; attoai
for and In Europe,
i,.,., I siint.lv. decrease
Increase, tmi.uuo ou. ,
:tl'J.""0 bu.
and ( a nana, ran
IHN -l lllieil I".!.' 1
of the Ruckles, decrease. 1
. .t. 1 ..it...i mtmimm iin.i . .in.oi,., -.... .
11.1 1 r
I linen roni.T. il.,.,
111,. Hockles. He
rease. l.ITS.UW "" ,
Among the more
important inrrjaiii ui
ni,..ut i-enorted are
fhose or BUU,Uiai on. ni
noi-ihwestern Interior
elevators, luo.isai du.
In Manitoba, 82.0.. ;bu ai .'J
bu,
at Chl
at St
even M.'M
. : .. or bh.ihiu
III. v ." ,,o SV
bo.
ago .private eo,v a The
f.....l i,o,l r.K .OBB
combined stuck of wheat at
Tuenma and Seattle. Wash
I'ori ano. un
Increased 456.-
Oim bU, last week.
t offee Market.
vnHK Nov 28. -COFEEE-Spot.
p,' weak' No.1 7 Invoice. THC. Mild. tpAti
Cordova, 94lS4c Futures opened barely
.. J.: ... .. ,i-..iio r 10 nolnts and ;,!-
iowed a Weak roursa during the early s.s
L lo, mbr L-eneral BeUlng. led bv room
i...m. .. .1 Vnrfiiie.in Interests, which was
.,orr,,.t,i i.c lower nrlces In Havre and
llnml,,,r lnraer reeelnts than expected
i r snot demand end an Increase In the
American visible supply figures.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKti
Uornfed Cattle Prong;ht Fully 8teadj Prioes
and I eeiicrs Sold Steady to Strong.
HOGS AVERAGE A BIG NICKEL LOWER
Mieep Receipts Light, hit Market on
(load sinn Mhoived o 4'baiiare rta
Compared with Yesterday, on
Klther Killers or Feeders.
SOUTH
Receipts were.
OMAHA, Nov 28.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 1,787 4,e8 i.86o
Official Tuesday 4,777 14.1:68 6,18.
Official Wednesday 2,040 11.318 1.613
Three days this week ... 8,604 30,24 ll,ef
Mine uays last week. .. .14.465 26.42.) 16.S92
HIM week before 14,440 19.340 13, III
game three weeks ago. 4.910 11,391 14.1io
Same four weeks ago.. 13,156 16,916 21.988
Average price paid lor hogs lor the lai
leviral days, with comparisons:
I 1900. 1 1899 ,1898 1897 , 1896 , 1895 ;W8H
Nov.
Nvo.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov,
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1..
.
3..
4 .
I
..
7...
8..
9
10.
11
12
13.
14.
15
16.
17.
18.
1.
20.
4 514; I 01, 3 C3
3 29,
3 41,
3 43
3 3
3 44,
3 42
3 44
I
3 33
3 35
4 44
4 45
4 39
4 41
4 60
4 56
4 42
4 29
4 41
4 43
4 64
4 34
4 87
4 46
4 41
4 61
4 66
4 37
4 41
4 '.6
4 40
4 26
4 10
4 40
4 60
4 04 3 45
3 27
3 30
1 4 56
4 04,
4 U2
3 47
I
A r. S
3 61
3 52
3 31 1
3 21
i w
3 23;
I 27!
I 17
3 22
3 23,
' WS"4;
4 64i,'
4 674;
4 704
4 684
4 734
4 01
4 02
4 03
4 06
4 03
4 02
3 46
3 361
3 65!
3 52
3 45
3 47
3 43
1 441
3 45
3 46
3 39
I 39
'3 45
3 44
3 51!
S 41
3 31
3 32
3
3 34,
I I
: 4 834
, 4 734
( 4 674
3 M
,1 n
3 :
3 84
3 87,
I 41
I
4
4 8241
4 Do'.
3 35
3 27 IS 46
3 351 3 31! 3 18 3 45,
3 36 3 32 3 11:
I M 3 32 3 14 3 41'
4 824
.1 86
4 784' i 3 29 ; 3 34 3 16 3 39
4 744 3 88 $ 34! $ 18 3 42
4 7S ,! H .1 31 3 U I fi
4 J S s 3 3"' 3 39! I 3 3
4 7'4 1 85 3 44 3 27 1 8 211 8 tl
K I 2 :t 46 I 27! 3 21 ,
1 3 77, 3 3i 3 30 3 16 3 46!
4 874 ! 3 23 3 24 S 2I 3 60
4 76 3 76 3 28l 3 25 3 43j
4 704 3 7:i 3 20 3 32 3 .17
Indleatae lundar,
The Official number of cars of stock
brought In today hy each road was:
, w Cattle. Hogs. Sh p. H'r's.
., at nt. p. i(y
O. tc St. L. Ry
Mo. I'aclflc Rv
Union Pac. System...
C. A- N W Rv
V.. E. A M. V. It. R
C, St. P.. M. & O. Ry.
B. & II, H. R. R
".. R. A g. Ry
K. ft & St. J
C, R. I. & P., east...
C., R. I. P., west..
Illinois Central
2 24
I
t
21 24 2
2 7
14 45
2 10 I
16 21 .. 1
12 17 1
3 2
3 14
1
I
76 170 7 "l
Total receipts
The disposition of the dav's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber 01 neaa indicated:
Cattle,
69
191
202
226
208
Hogs. Sh p
Omaha Packing Co...
O. H. Hammond Co..
Swift and Company..
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour & Co
Swift, country
1,398
1,379
1,79$
103
228
12J
219
2.965
2,528
96
1,737
Armour & Co., 8. C
R. Pecker & Degan 102
Vansant A Co 27
Lolnnun & CO 541
McCreury & Clark 14
Huston & Co 5
Livingstone & Schaller. . 31
Hamilton .v Rothschild.. 7
L. F. Husi 17
Hennctt & Co 9
H. F. Hobblck 1
other buyers 342
1,070
Totals 2.06:
11,901 1,742
CATTLE --There was a light run of cattle
here this morning und as both puckers and
yard truders were willing to buy a few
cuttle the market all around was in fairly
goo shape. Recelpta Included unite a few
cars of cornfed steers, the choicer bunches
of which brought fjlly steady and In soma
cases stronger prices. A bunch of steers
and heifers sold for $5.06, but they were
light handy weight cnttle that are Just
the kind buyers are looking for. Anything
at all choice today was not difficult to
move at yesterday's prices. The common
kind., and half-fat stuff was about as dull
as usual.
There were riot far from a dozen loads
of cows and heifers on sale and very little
change was noticeable 111 the prices paid.
Peckers picked up what was offered In
good season ut good steady prices all
uround. A bunch of cows and heifers sold
as high at $4 .26, hut they were good.
Feeder buyers took hold with consider
able life this morning and paid a little
stronger prices for the cattle showing qual
ity and weight. There were not very
manv stock cattle on sale this morning
i.nd as a result it was not long before
everything ut all desirable had changed
bancs. The lightweight cattle and com
mon stiff dlC not show much of an Im
provement. Choice yearlings are now in
good demand and they sold readily today
at good strong prices. Stock cows and
heifers ami BIOCB nuns oi goon quu.nv inn
with ready sale today at strong prices.
i here were verj lew wesiern giann came
on sale today and the market was steady
on practically all kinds. Some of the best
fteders. though, may have sold a llttlo
stronger. Representative sales:
REEF STEERS.
No. Av.
Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2 25 1 1020 4 50
2 5 19 1120 4 65
3 , 5 20 1131 4 70
3 60 19 1137 4 75
4 00 2 835 4' 85
4 i.J 17 1262 4 95
4 25 03 1041 6 00
4 15 20 1171 4 90
4 50 38 1255 4 95
4 55 It 1126 5 20
R8 AND HEIFERS.
5 06
COWS.
1 63 21 1043 3 65
2 00 t 966 2 SO
2 10 1 1070 2 60
2 10 2 826 2 00
2 10 6 972 2 79
2 M 4 955 2 75
2 10 1 1060 ' 2 73
2 10 1 960 2 75
2 10 1 1100 2 75
2 10 8 1080 2 77
1 25 4 822 2 75
2 25 3 1033 2 DO
2 25 1 1240 2 90
2 25 9 1084 2 90
2 25 1 1120 I !W
2 80 13 930 2 90
2 SO 1 1050 8 25
2 90 1 1110 3 25
IB 1 820 3 25
1 1 1075 3 26
2 90 2 1130 3 25
2 9.'. 12 1089 3 35
3 05 2 1130 3 M
2 15 13 934 3 40
;i Q 1 1370 3 5o
3 23 4 1042 3 (15
3 8 1016 3 86
3 115
1 IHII
3 716
10 96J
1 Still
2 9T5
1 690
3 893
62 1148
3 ww
7 1121
66..
1096
750
930
640
770
860
750
903
840
810
800
1000
935
624
950
090
1162
1080
S80
1060
1000
920
1012
890
1052
9K3
8K3
1112
1..
2..
IT.',
li .
.1010
COWS AND HEIFERS.
. 930 3 25 i 1162
12...
1...
6...
5...
4...
1...
6...
1...
.,,
1...
1...
1...
I. ..
2
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L...
i...
i
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..,
Is:
i...
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(..,
2...
1...
1...
1...
1...
12...
1...
1...
I...
6...
o
26"
31...
SO...
II. ..
26...
4
HElr b;jfH.
720
4 25
33.
785
927
3 20
3 10
dfHi
2 aa
.'I
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
.... 600 2 50 1 620 3 00
. 952 2 ll'i 9 843 3 1 5
' 640 I 5 682 3 26
611 2 75
BL'LLS.
....1230 2 56 1 1570 2 70
' 1460 2 10 1 1270 2 75
1430 2 50 1 670 2 75
....1350 2.5 1 X00 2 75
...1880 2 90 1 M 3 75
910 3 i)0 1 1530 3 75
11S0 3 10 1 1330 2 80
1560 3 26 1 990 I 74
133U 3 45 1 970 2 90
. ..1350 3 50 1 1040 I 00
....1195 2 50 1 itOO 3 00
1660 2 60 2 1420 3 10
1560 2 10 1 870 3 25
1050 2 60 1 1430 3 25
1150 2 f0 1 1270 3 50
1080 2 60 1 1550 3 rtO
1230 2 65 1 1580 3 75
STAOS.
... 230 2 50 1 200 an
260 3 1 250 4 60
90 5 25 1 670 3 lij
STOCK CALVES.
206 2 CO 1 250 2 75
360 2 60 2 325 3 00
450 2 60
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
450
50
7.
927
3 85
4 15
3 50
3 '.0
3 50
3 60
3 56
3
3 65
3 75
3 90
3 96
.1070
. 613
.1110
. 690
. ro
. 456
. 710
. 872
. 668
. 700
. 668
. 948
2 75
2 90
3 ;0
3 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 30
3 30
3
27
3
I.""!
9
22
1
6
It
16
.. 506
.. 923
.. 783
.. 610
.. 861
. .1011
..1110
.. 648
.. 726
.. 803
.. 495
3 45 6
3 75
NEHRASK A.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
14 steers. ... 914 3 00 4 steers. ... 970 3 25
1 steer Mi, 3 00 1 steer 960 3 00
12 steers.... 914 3 26 4 feeders.. 890 3 75
u steers. ..1134 3 60 4 feeders.. 854 3 60
4 cowa Ui20 3 00 10 feeders. . K99 3 90
4 cows 1012 3 ft) 2 bulls 1370 2 40
1 cows 886 3 00 2 cows 950 3 10
4 rows S70 2 00 2 cows 1060 2 76
2 cows 1070 3 25 2 cows 920 3 00
WYOMINU
3 feeders.. 763 3 66 39 feeders. .1012 3 to
1 feeder... W) 3 65
1 feeder I loo 3 00
10 fe. dera. .1083 3 M
1 feeder ... 980 3 00
2 feeders RM 3 66
1 feeder... 920 it
1 steer 1330 3 76
U cows ... 822 2 05
3 feeders .si I It
4 feeders. . 80f. H
1 calf 46ti 3 75
1 steer
1 steer
,104c
I on
I U
I 05
3 00
.1320
3 cows.
I stag .
1 bull .
1 bull..
,::o
,1M0 2 40
. 930 3 M
I n Allll.
3 bulls 1346 2 25 1 bull 1640 2 26
COLORADO.
2 bulls 1460 2 36
Holt Cattle Co. Colo.
220 Tex fdr 693 4 15 96 Tex fdrs 659 4 15
18 Tex fdrs 77S 3 26 8 Tex fdrs 662 3 25
a. Soreneon Colo.
5 cows . .904 2 75 tlcows 1013 2 90
I calves... 453 3 60 3 calves... 413 4 35
J J Mills,, n Utah.
57 stk civs 368 4 60 1 heifer..
Ed Hatischksy-3. D.
97 feeders. 1061 3 35 6 feeders
54 cowa im ii., 1 bull
.43(1 3 00
101 3 00
b40 3 In
HOU8 There waa another liberal run of
hogs here today, and as ther points re
ported a still further decline In valuta tin
market here went oft Just about a nlcael
as compared with yesterday. Buyers
started out bidding 14.10 on most ev?ry
thlng The choicer grades of light aftd
butcher welgntj they offered to pay $4.i24
for. but as seders were holding lor bett -r
prices all around It was late before m'l 'U
of anything was done. When the hogs
finally did beiiln to change hands tney
went mostly at $4.70 and $4 724 It was I
the better grades of light und DUtChCT
Weights that brought the higher price. tlc
bulk of the common run of h gs fOltlg
mostly at $4 70 After the provlslot mark, t 1
came lower the feeing was hariy as good
and sellers hud enns.derahie difficulty 'n
fettlng as good prices for thi 'ast arrivals
t was late before the yards were cleared
the last end of the hogs going almost en
tirely at $4 70. Renresontatlve sales:
,e
Av, on. rr. .no. av. on. rr.
.86 ... 4 00 11 266 ... 4 70
13
$
m St.
it.
17.
26.
.107 ... 4 00 14 247 ... 4 1O
78 ... 4 00 19 121 6 0
... 4 00
... 4 15
... 4 16
... 4 16
... 4 16
... 4 15
... 4 50
... 4 50
160 4 60
80 4
61 361 80 4 70
....101
.... to
.... 79
....120
.... 95
...192
BH
. . . .209
....132
...175
....878
....337
. . . . no
....201
....310
....187
....266
....268
. . . .35
....223
...335
...337
...32.".
R69 4 iU
.290 80 4 70
.302 ... 4 70
.294 40 4 70
.206 40 4 70
3n8 40 4 70
25..
91..
61..
44..
136.
17..
46 .
IL.
45. .
4 05
4 65
4 I".
.. 4 C7I
so 4 im
80 4 70
SO 4 70
.. 4 70
. . 4 70
80 4 70
80 4 70
.. 4 70
80 4 70
80 4 70
80 4 70
.. 4 70
a, .
50..
91..
68..
64 . .
45...
6
48..
41.
ti.,
47..
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49..
85. .
52..
87. .
4,',. .
68. .
68..
57..
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68..
60..
64..
50..
30..
62..
14..
68..
71..
61..
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66.
66 .
68..
64..
68..
61..
71..
19. .
62..
63..
57..
51..
69..
9. .
31..
69..
68..
67..
49..
55..
91..
68. .
100.
60..
46..
62..
63 .
68..
79..
...jm
MO 160 4 70
...337 160 4 70
...210 120 4 70
...283 ... 4 70
,..M 240 4 70
. . ,2m ... 4 el
...281 ...
...249 ...
...297 210
...317 120
...262 SO
...293 ...
...214
...287
...284
...301
...170
. 306
...291
...222
...264
...333
...282
...309 ...
...283 ...
...212 120
...283 ...
...327 ...
...260 ...
...281 40
...320 160
...250 160
. . .213 240 4 70
...300 40 4 70
. 354 80 4 70
...315 ... 4 (0
...347 200 4 70
...258 60 4 70
...277 80 4 70
...252 ... 4 70
...253 240 4 70
....235
SHEEP There were only a few ears of
sheep here today and what fat stuff there
was sold readily at steady prices. Wethrrs
that brought $4.00 yesterday sold for the
same price today, so that all that can he
said of the market Is that It Is steady.
There were no good fat lambs on sale to
make a test of the market on that class
of stuff.
The few feeders here also sold In Just
about yesterday's notches, the demand be
ing apparently sufficient to take the few
cars that were offered at steady prices.
Suotatlons: Choice feu wethers, IJ.bM
; fair to good fed wethers. $3.66dr3.s6;
choice grass wethers. t3. 754(3.90; fair to
good grass wethers. $3. OS'S 3. 75; choice ewis.
$3 2541.1.60; fair to good ewes, $3.0001.25:
choice spring lambs, $4.90.6 16; fair to g od
spring lamhs, 64.6Kft4.90; feeder owes $j!i5;i
3.00; feeder wethers, H 504J3.75; feeder lambs,
p WHi.w. itepreseniaiive sales
3.13 2O0 4 70
61 332 80 4 70
48 296 80 4 70
76 269 80 4 70
61 271 ... 4 70
M 232 ... 4 '.0
04 272 80 4 70
63 231 120 4 70
62 272 80 4 70
76 196 ... 4 70
66 290 80 4 70
63 326 80 4 70
241.. ,.M 400 4 70
66 292 40 4 70
63 306 40 4 70
57 263 ... 4 70
76 159 ... 4 70
61 260 ... 4 72i
49 251 80 4 72,
62 266 ... 4 724
61 277 ... 4 -2
(II 16 ... 4 -.244
66 276 ... 4 72't
61 $4 40 4 724
4 70 72 2.'.5 ... 4 72',i
4 70 66 260 ... i ttVi
4 i 0 90 170 ... 4 72W
4 70 66 281 80 4 724
4 70 62 280 120 4 72'
4 70 76 220 120 4 72'i
40 4 70 05 243 ... 4 72'i
40 4 70 66 161 ... 4 724
120 4 70 69 259 ... 4 724
... 4 70 70 260 80 4 7 24
... 4 "0 60 259 80 4 7 24
160 4 70 61 309 ... 4 72 4
280 4 70 61 283 120 4 72 4
283 120 4 70 60 247 40 4 72 4
248 ... 4 TO 64 267 80 4 724
333 ... 4 70 66 276 ... 4 . 34
202 ... 4 70 64 266 ... 4 72 4
302 160 4 70 69 270 ... 4 72 4
315 ... 4 70 71 202 40 4 72'.
336 ... 4 70 64 292 40 4 7 2 4
356 ... 4 70 64 263 120 4 724
293 320 4 70 65 285 160 4 721
Ml 4 0 66 268 ... 4 Ttta
40 4 70 70 2) 120 4 721-
40 4 70 76 252 ... 4 72'n
SO 4 (0 88 194 80 4 Ti',
t 70 57 295 160 4 "74
4 70 60 271 ... 4 72'
4 70 70 287 200 4 724
4 10 78 265 40 4 774
4 70 82 237 ... 4 724
4 70 63 287 ... 4 724
4 70 61 313 80 4 724
4 70 61 266 40 4 724
4 70 63 207 40 4 72'i
10 262 ... 4 724
71 208 80 4 724
87 283 ... 4 724
63 245 40 4 75
74 226 ... 4 75
71. ..263 ... 4 76
73 270 80 4 75
72 235 ... 4 75
No. Av. Pr.
7.1 cull ewes 71 $1 90
1S8 feeding lambs 43 3 61)
228 fed wethers 102 4 00
208 fed wethers 10 1 4 (1)
138 feeding lamha 61 . 4 15
284 feeding lambs 65 4 40
14 Iowa mixed 84 $1 10
3.1 Iowa ewes 91 3 16
13 Iowa bucks 147 8 35
48 Iowa yearlings 88 3 81
3 Iowa cull lambs 63 4 00
11 Iowa lambs ,7 86 4 85
221 old feeder ewes 86 2 00
1 buck lamb 120 4 60
9 cull ewea 83 1 50
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Weakening Tendency In Cattle lings
Five to Ten Cents Lower.
CHICAOO, Nov. 28. CATTLE Receipts.
22.600 head; choice steers about steadv.
others 54fl6c lower; butchers' stock weak lo
10c lower; Tezana, bc lower; natives, neat
on sale today, 1 extra carload at $6; good
to prime steers, $5.S0'5.85; poor to medium.
$4.()O(i(5.20; selected feeders, weak, $.1.854f4.25;
mixed stockeis, t2.264t3.6C; cows. $2 Mm 25.
helfcra. $2.60f4.60: cannera, $2.00fr!.50; bulls,
weak. $2,504(4.15. Calves, steady. 10.6006.60;
Texana, receipts, 600 head; best on sale
today. 14 cars at 13.83. Texas fed steers.
$4 0Of4 SO; Texas grass sleers, $3.304j4 10;
Texas hulls, $2.50rofl.25.
HOGS Receipts today. 43.000 head; tomor
row. 33.0'O head; left over, 6.000 head; opened
weak, closing 64IOc lower; top. $4 95; mixed
and butchers. $4. 654(4. 95; gisid to choice,
heavy. $4.65(?4.!i24; rough heavy. 14.60664. tO;
light $1654(4 0; bulk of sales. $4 7541 1.8. 4
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts. 15,000
head; good to choice, steady; poor to me
dium, slow to lower; good to choice
wethers. $4.0o4j4.35; fair to choice mixed.
66.6W3.98; western sheep, $4 004(4.25; Texas
sheep, $2,504(3.60; native lambs, $35041010;
western lambs. $4 605.10.
Kansas City Live gtnek.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 28 - CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,800 head natives, 1.200 head Texans,
400 head calves; finished steers, steady; one
bunch of Christmas cuttle sold nt $6.50;
short fed Immature cattle lower: butchers,
oannen and feeding graeaera steady, na
tive steers. $4,504)6.60; stockers nnd feeders
$3 $604 23; butcher cows and heifers, It-OOtJ
4.50; cannen, lt.IO0t.6O: fed westerns. $3.504f
6.25; wintered Texans, $3 60',i4"n; grass Tex
ans. $3.104t3.50; calves, $3.504j5 75.
HOGS Receipts. 17,400 head; trade slow
prices dull, ruling 5c lower; heavy. M.75i
4.80; mixed. $4 6244(4 80; light. 64.7004.60 1
pigs. $4.40464.63.
SHEEP AND LAMPS- Receipts, 1.8V)
head; market very active at strong prices;
lambs. $5,004(5.25; muttons. $3 SO'ut.'.'O; stock
ers and feeders, $3 .504(4.26; culls, 6S.00Ot.60.
6, I.onla I Ive Block.
ST. LOI'IS. Nov. 28. - CATTLE - Receipts,
2,3.0 head, Including 700 Texans, market
slow and steady for natives; easier for
Toxiins: native shipping and export steers
$4.785.66; dressed beef and butcher steers.
$4,0006.16; steers under 1,000 lbs., g:e s. e--f 1
stockers and feeders, $2,305(4.40; cows and
heifers. ll.00O4.7li canners. H.t6O6.70j bulls
$2 004J4 00; Texas and Indian steers. $3.254(
4 50; rows and heifers. t3.2nO3.40.
HOGS -Receipts. 11.200 head: market M
10c lower; pigs and lights. $4 704(4.89; pack
ers $4 754(4. 81; butchers, $4 8514.95.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts. 1.000
head; market steady; native muttons. $3 60
4(4 25 lambs, t4.60O6.6j culls and bucks,
$2 604.I.OO; stockers. $2,7544.00.
Stork In Night.
Following are the receipts at the four
principal western markets November 28
Cattle
H.gs.
Sheen
South Omaha
Chicago
.. 2,040
..22.0HO
.. 8.000
.. 2.600
11.318
43.000
17.400
11.200
1 (Hi
l6.6ob
Kansas city .
1.870
1.000
St
luis
Totals
34.340 82,918 19.463
St. Joseph Live gtnek.
SOI'TII ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 28.-(Special )
- The Journal quotes:
CATTLE - Receipts. 1.200 head; market
steady to 10c lower; quslltv common to
fair; natives $4 0046.26; Texai and west
erns, $3 2541120; cows and heifers. I2.00ra4 50'
holla nnd staas 12 004140: venrllrius und
calves. $3 ontfi-iTs ; stis kers and feeders, $3 00
4i4 00; veals. II wnuc.ih.
HOGS -Receipts, 6,400 head; market 6c
lower, all gradea, $4 7i4l4 80; bulk of sales.
it rora 1 .
Sill HP AND
SHEEI' AND I.AMHS Recelpta. 40TMead;
market steady.
WESTERN PACKING STATISTICS
Week Mm a (Nil tialn In the Ont
pnl n er Record of 1'recedlng
even llaya,
CINCINNATI, Nov. 28 (Sperlnl Tele
gram ) - The Price Current says The mar
keting of hogl during the last week waa
large. Western packing for the week was
620.000, p pned with 550,000 the prcredlng
week and 160,001 a year ago. From Novem
ber 1 the total is 2,005,000, against 1, 945.000
last year. Prominent placet compare as
follows:
1900.
..IW0.0H)
236.000
. UiO.IMl
..131,000
,.145,000
..II 1,000
. 7: mi
. , 08 000
. . 40.000
. . 36,000
. . 54. i)
,000
1899
66". 'M0
24(i,imo
1(5,000
103,000
138.000
1ISI.ISS)
79.(i
60 noil
61.00U
11,000
47,000
37,(8)0
Chicago
K iinr.iM ( '
'lly
( imah 1
St Joseph
Si Louis
Indianapolis .,
Milwaukee
( 'lin lnnatl
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City ....
St. Paul
Nctv Vork 1.1 e Muck.
NEW rORK. Nov 28 REEVES Re
ceipts. 2.23 head; market active; steers and
cows Steady to 11 shade higher; bulla un
changed; all early arrival! oldj itetrs. $4 10
AV6.30; oxen and f lags. It.2 It3.90; bulls. tJ.OO
ffj 25; extra fat bulls. 61 J "if I. id; COWB, $1 20
43 60j fat wesiern rows, $3 304(3 86; Stock
crs. $2 86; cables unchanged: shipments, 105
sheep and 4.100 quarters of beef
CALVES Receipts. 952 head; active; veals
firm to 26c higher; grassers (toady vea a.
$4 ltMM.60; little calves. tt.601l4.W; mii n,
$2.2Vu2 75; vearllngs, 62.WT4t2.6o; mlVd an I
fed calves, $3 00O3.634
SHEEP AND LAMHS Recelpta. 6,137
head; steady to 104.15c higher; sheep. $2."0
3 80; choice sheep. $4: culls, tl 6O1.ro;
lamhs. ft 6041 f. 86; culls, 3.60t.S6; Ganakv
lambs, $;. iv,)5.86.
Hogs Receipts, 5.135 head; half a car on
sale; steady for all weights; pigs firm.
viik"' Market.
NEW OHLEANS. Nov. 26.-SI'GAR
Firm; open kettle. 3 7-16434c , open kettle
centrifugal. 3 13-16414 3 16c ; centrifugal gran
ulated, 4 15-I6c; whites. 440 H 160 yellows.
44M9-16c; seconds, 34) Ic. Molasses, steady,
22037c
"NEW YORK, Nov. 28 SI'GAR StciuU ;
fair refining, 34r; centrifugal. 96 test. 4V.
Molasses sugar. 34c Refined, steady; No.
6, 4 Mr; No. 7, 4 Sue , No I, 4 70c; No. 9. 4 60c;
No. 10. (.660; No. 11. 4 55e; No. 12. 4.60c; No.
13 4 50c; No 14, 4.60c; standard. 6 40c, con
fectioners' A. 5.4c; mould A. 6.85c; cut lowf.
6c; crushed, tcj powdered. 6.70c, granulated,
6.60c; cubes, 6.75c.
Oil Market.
OIL CITY. Pa., Nov 28 OILS Credit
balances. $1 "7; certificates, 11.104 bid; ship
ments, 1?7,279 bids.; average. 100,111 bbls.;
runs. 120.375 bbls.; average. 91.451 bbls.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S OILS Cottonseed,
weak, prime crude, 4S4c; prime crude, yel
low. 49c. Petroleum, dull, New York re
fined, $7.15; Philadelphia and Raltlmore,
$7.20. Rosin, quiet; strained, common to
good, tl.&i. Turpentine, quiet at 424414.1c.
LONDON. Nov. 28 OILS Linseed. 31s.
Petroleum. American refined. 54d. Turpen
tine spirits, 311. "VI
New Turk Dry lionda.
NEW YORK. Nov 26. DRY GOODS
Spot market hue ruled quiet throughout
today, but an nverage supply of ordrs has
come forward for cotton goods. Rleached
muslins very firm and In demand, where
prices have not been ndvanced. Light
weight brown sheeting firm, With fair
sales; heavy browns continue Irregular
Coarse colored cottons continue strong;
print cloths quiet but tlrm In price; prints
and ginghams unchanged; woolen goods di
vision inactive and Irregular. No mnrket
tomorrow.
California Dried Krnlta.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28. EVAPORATED
APPLES -( ifferlngs of evaporated apples
continue light, with demand moderate and
desirable grades hold steady at fully sus
tained prices; state common was quoted at
44i5c; prime, 440640; choice, 6Vll6c, und
fancy, tOtVju,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRI'ITS-Dull but
steady; prunes wertv quoted at from 34c
to 84'" per lb., ns to size and quality. A prt -cots,
Royal, 11414c; Moor Park. 154jl6c.
Peaches, peeled, 164(20c; unpeeled, 64J9e.
MarrlBKr l.lcenecs.
The following licenses fo wed have been
Issued from the office of the county Judge:
rsalne and Residence.
Eds. in Rich. Omaha
Maude I,. Clark. Omaha
George R. Roach, Lincoln
Carrie Hutchinson, Lincoln
Ivl Mortln, Omaha
Regina Herrmann. Omaha
Ernest A. Calling. Brady Island. Neh
Agnes C. Sholund. Gothenburg, Neb.
Stanton B. Gotford, South Omaha
Anna Swanson, Omaha
Age.
....42
,...30
....45
....30
....43
....22
....30
....20
...23
....23
William Hover. Millard,
Maggie A. Pappenhugen
Neb 28
Millard, Neb 23
23
19
66
63
Frank J. Pyi ha. Omaha
Carrie Uoravoli Ontana
Hoi art liubier. Omaha
Anna J. Duffy, Omaha
William Andresen, Doiglas county..
Nellie KelBoy, Millard, Neh
Paul R. Sleeper. Omaha
Lulu M. Helm. ( imaita
Charles Chris. lansen. Omahu
Hannah Wcberg, Omaha
George II Graham. Rlchtleld. Neb...
Frances W Cain. Pupllllon, Nob
Wllllnm S. linen. South Omaha
Augusta HantlBBi South Omaha
Honry ohye, Omaha
Ida WlUor., Omaha
Martin R Priilttc. Omaha
1. H indu Dlrny, Omaha
Lester W. Hamilton. Omaha
Mrs. Holland H Croander, Clurlnda
John Sluttcry. Omaha
Mary Hooks, Oiiuha
22
18
28
18
31
25
34
30
40
42
26
23
39
19
35
la. 3S
31
31
Decrepit Italldlnga Mnat On.
At its meeting yesterday afternoon the
Advisory Hoard authorized the building In
spector to destroy ten ramshackle build
ings which were condemned several weeks
ago, und notified the owners of several
other buildings Hint they will be given an
Opportunity to show why they should not
be lorn down. The largest building In tho
list Is a three-story brick ut the northeast
corner of Fourteenth nnd Leavenworth
streets.
THE HEAI.TV .MARKET.
INSTRI'M EN'TS filed for record Wednes
day, November 2H, illuo;
Warrant) lleeda.
Matthaiis Kniinber et al. to Peter
Horning. 11 40'.. feet IUDOIV lot (. -11
lot 1. In 11-15-13
6O0
250
460
325
Benaon Land lyndlcata
to
10,
William
block 6.
llackman, lots 11 and
HeiiMin
' T ' I ',,,T,..M
Humanl Seymour to A
lots 1. 2 and 3
& (1 add
block 1, Thomason
A. Tliurlow, lot 3,
A. J. Holmes to A
block 1. Batne
Q us Peterson ! wife to F. T. Stol-
tenburg, K.ts 1 11:111 1. iuock 11. mi
1 2 and 3, block 10, Hun, ham place.
A D Young and wife to E m -r Pratt,
lot 1. block 6 Puti Ink's add
Elmer Pratt to Omaha Loan und
Trust company, sume :
N M Stouder et al, to Menael
Floarach. s4 lot 13 and all lot 14, J.
f Illlev'M 'llllillvlH
1
100
1060
South Omaha Kind company
Thomas llnetor. lot 6, block
to
89.
South omahu
Same to E. 0. Lee. lot U, block
same
Qnlt 1 lulu 1 Herd.
760
650
6,
W B, Penl.e and wife lo Etfle
D.
Wead. lot 35, Wind or place ex. ...
Marv Pax si ill to c F. Jones w 40 feet
of e 130 feet lots 11 and 15, block 7.
Hanfecom place
8.000
Chase Land company el al. to Omaha
Saving." bank, lot 2, DIO0K IT, Mmidi a
add, und lot 10, block 2, E V
Sirtlth's add
Herds.
Sheriff tp Omaha Savings bunk, lot i.
block 17, Smith'" add
Sume to same, I'd 13, block C, Pros-
ajjne to w Bl Keaieri'lot t, bioili 7.
Hrlghton s subillvl ,
4,001
1,100
75
Total transfers
$13,3)6
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;lt5N5
ajocruh'Yurceijja
6"
M r33Ht
JAMES E BOYD ft CO.,
Tsigptiona 1039. Oman i, Nat
COMMISSION,
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