Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DAILY B EE: SATURDAY, OVOHRH H, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Da; f Unlcadif- Armi and Eomi Fricti
Hart U Fail.
CORN LOSES SOME OF ITS OLD STRENGTH
IVrnUriin and Kit cm liicllnntlnii In
Kollotr the DiMSUVMird Lend Huts
liulil Well Despite l,liiildn
tlon 1'riM IhIoiir Hcili
CHK'AOO, Nov. S.-Lhiuldatlun for
profits Induced by early bearish conditions
brought a lower tendency all around In
groins today In splto ot bullish reports
toward the end of the session. December
wheul cloned a shade hlBhr, December
com ',jc lower nnd December oats Sc down.
Provisions closed unchanged to 2M,o higher.
Profit-taking wiiB i.opiiliir cuny In the
ulicat ilt, us the rcoult of disappointing
cables. There were advances both at Liver
pool and on the. continent, hut not i noiigh
to Mlmulnto moro buying hero of yester
day's sort. On this Inllticnco December
opened n shade higher to a simile lower
at 72'if72V and sold rapidly down to i2ae.
For a time the market took everything
offered and then It wan suddenly discovered
that the pit wiih overnold. Rullisli news
begnn to arrive, there was a report of
stnnty lalnfiill for the late sown crop, I ho
Hour situation was reported strong, with
pi Ices up 10( . This brought a sudden bulge.
Tightened the shorts and December le
aded to 1Vti'&Ui: Prices, west wero Mil!
strong, hut otherwise mot outride markets
were weaker. Professionals seemed to ho
controlling affairs nnd near the end of the
nesslon, when they were sutlstlcd with
profits, December sugged olf HKaln nnd
cloed harely steady, u shade higher at
"J'.c. IajcuI receipts were 170 car?, seven
teen of contract grade. Allnnenpolls ami
Duluth reported 66.1 cars, making a total
for the three point, of SSI cur-!. ugnlnsl 7l
cars Inst week and 551 hint year. Primary
ucclpts were l.iCt),"") bu., iiniiltiHt 631,001
liu a year ago. Hen hoard clearances In
wheat and Hour were HJt.OO bu. The sea
board reported twenty-four loads taken for
export. Argentine shipment for the week
wete 172,'K') bu., ngnlnsl 136,() last week.
Corn was somewhat weak, over u narrow
lunge, with downward tendenej. hi the
main this pit followed wheat without show
ing any Individual importance. December
opened unchanged to i'h'ic higher nnd
never roue above Its higher opening price.
Liquidation tor profits ny prominent longs
brought easier prices and though thero
were occasional rallies, December closed
v. enk and 6c lower at t!)'c. The cash de
mand was still good, receipts scanty, but
the market could nut stand the constant
unloading. Ilecelpts were eighty curs.
Outs h"ld well consldeilng the genor.il
liquidation. The commission house demand
had eased off and prominent longs realized.
December, which opened unchanged, Undil
uted and closed easy, MiUc lower, at 3Ma
fl.tSNc. Tim cash situation was good. Ile
celpts were 143 cars.
Provisions were dull and steady. Pi Ices
were n shade easier at tile start on lower
pliers for hogs, but soma small buying
oiders by commission houses, supposcdl.v
for the foreign account, steadied the. mar
ket. January pork closed unchanged at
$14,924. Jnnusry lard -''to up at $1.63 nnd
January rlhs a shade lower at $7.67'.y 7.70,
ICstlmutcd receipt for tomorrow: AVhcnt,
120 cars, corn, 90 cats; gats, 190 cars; hogs,
lo.'Mi head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
A-tlcles, Open. ! High.! Low. I Close. 'Te?'y.
Mvheat
Nov.
Dee.
.May
t orn
Nov.
Dec.
AIny
.Mny
Pork
Jan.
AIny
Lnid-
Nov.
I tec.
Jan.
AIny
ltibs-
.IHII.
May
No.
I
3si
S3',
fil
I
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tM3l
39';flfii),50Tliiil
14 90
i 024
S 45
K 50
8 KM
n fi.i
72'
76ttV
59 v
i
7!V4
76'
59
62' i
io'.s,i io',4 irT
11 95 1 ti 90 11 ma 11 aiM
13 I2,4' 13 t2',i 13 07H 15 07'j
I
' IK
S fi'JVi
S A7V4
s 70 j
7 7ft I
7 Si I
S 1214
X 1V1
S M
S fti
r.i
1
77',il
s r.ju.'
S AS !
S 70
7 70 I
7 KM
S 7fj
r.214
S f.7'i
7 70
7 82i
Cash nuolatlons were as follows:
FLOUR Klrin: winter patents. M.W
w. siraifiins. y..myi(.f-3'. clears, K.mvi io:
prlliK speclnls. 4.()'ff4.IO; patents, t3.25W
!W; straights. J2.701T3.10.
W 1 1 HAT No. 3. KS?iilifl)'&c: No. 2 red. 74
(if 7 IHe.
CORN No. 2 yellow. 0!jc.
OATS -No. 2. IOUWoic; No. 2 white, 42' j
tffUiJe: No. 3 white, 42iSj43c.
KYK-No. 2. D?c.
HARLKY Fair to choice mnltlug. SfiiiiSo.
SHUDRNo. 1 flax. $1.57; No. I north
western. JI.M'.i; prime timothy, $.i.3ftfotl.W.
PROVIKIONH-Mess pork, per bid., J13.JW
713.?o. Lard, per 100 lbs.. Si.WiS.:ZM- Short
ribs sides (loose). $7,MW?7.f. Dry salted
boulder (boxed), J7.2Vj7.to. Short clear
sides (boxed). JX.lOffS.ZO.
WIIIHKY-nnsl of high wines, JUL
The 'following are the receipts and ship
ments for the lust twenty-four hours:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Klour. bbls 22.MO !t.iX)
"Wheat, bu 1M.00O H9,r)0
'Corn, bu Sti.noo li.nui)
os,t., bu I7...oeo . 121,0110
Jlye. Itu 11.000 1.O.10
Rnrtey, bu 2,non I2.0r)0
On the Produce exchange toduv the but
tr market was llrm; creameries, ll'i22e;
dnlrles. lnc. Cheese, stonily, PVifiWic.
ICggs, llrm; fresh, 2I'ic.
m:v V(hk ;k.m:hai, aiaiikkt.
tin lost nil of Its gain of yesterday, d.
eliding 1 2s 6d under llouMatlon. with
snot quoted at 113 15s nnd futures at tpM
lofl. Spelter was dull and easier localb
t losing nt J4.30fj4.35, but was ipilit and
without change at Ioudou, wher" -pit
closed at 10 I2n IVI. Copper In Ixuidou w.is
2s M higher at X'bl for futures. Mrallv
the market was dull at li.3'ili.() for Lake
Superior and JiJ.37'Jl'i.i2,j for casting and
electrolytic. Jyad eased olf 2.1 l to Jtll Sa
for spot at London, while the local mar.
ket was dull and unchanged at tl.37'-. Do
mestlu Iron mnrkets were quiet. Pig Iron
warrants. Jlo.IV); No. 1 northern foundry,
$lf..oifIU.i); No. 2 southern foiimlrj, JHoof
iri.ifi; No. J Kjiltlieiii foundry, Jll.fftf)13 .Vi:
No. 1 southern soft foundry. JIITKiMi!.'".
Ubiscow Iron warrants oloed at C5s Id and
Mlddleshorough closed at Us l'd.
OMAHA U tl(ll,i:s.l,i; .MAItlil'IS.
CAR FAMINE IS CONTINUED
E. G. Dnn Saji It it ai fiad Now a
FriTitui Wtek.
PINCHES SOME EASTERN MANUFACTURERS
Tltc.i Himf to llnnk rnrtinces 'I'liiiiiiuli
Inability In liet CoUe AITects
the l'porl llnlnesn,
Too,
( iiodlllns of Trnile nnd notnl Ions 1111
Mnple nml rnncy Prmliicc.
KOriS-Hecelpts. fair; loss off, 17c.
LIV'H I'OULTRY -Hens. Sl4?c; young
and old roosters. 4e: turkevs. iflSc: ducks
and gocso, G'riCHoi spring chickens, per lb.,
7i(7'4e.
lll'TTIJR-Commoii to fair. 13c. cholco
dairy. In tubs, IMflfic; separator, 15!'fi2(c.
KRi:sir FISH -lllack bass. ISc; white
bass, loo: bluellsh, lie; liullhends, loc: blue
tins, 7c; fiuffaloes, 7c; cntllsh, 12c; cod, 11c;
crapples, loc; halibut, 11c; herring, 7c; hud
dock, 10c; pike, 10c; red snapper. 10c; sal
moil, lie; sunllsh, c; trout, luc; whltellsh,
10.
oy.STKRS-Meillumn. per can. 2.'c: Stand-
urds, tier can, 23c; extra selects, per can, 1 plants are e
:13c. Now York count, per can. Wc; bulk 1 Imndle the 1
Standard, per gal., J1.20J1.23; bulk extra . inirchased 111
I'HJIiU.NM Live, per iioz., 00c.
VKAIWholce, H'aSe.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
liny Dealers' association: Choice unbind.
if.tu; No. 2 upland, iS.50: medium. ; coarse.
Si.su. Rye straw. 16. Tlieso prices are ror
hay of good color nnd qunllty Deinund
fair. Receipts, 20 enrs.
VIIKAT--tWC.
CORN-Wc.
HRAN-II5.50.
OATS-33C,
VEOETAULKS.
POT A TO US H o m e Krown and northern.
Wt'W, Halt Lake, $1; Colorado, Jl.
r.uitri,AiNTrcr cioz., i3c.
CARROTS Per bu.. 50c.
RF.IiTS-Per half-bu. basket, 30c.
Tt'RNIPS-Per bu.. 69c. Rutabagas, per
Hl lbs.. 11.23.
cUCl'MRKRS-nothouse, per dor.. J1.23.
PARSLKY -Per doz., 2So.
SW'UKT POTATOMS -Home grown, per
lb., 2Uc, Renulnc Virginia, per bbl., S3;
Georgia, per bill., tl.'o.
CARHAUIC-Hollnnd seed, crated. l'4c.
TO.MATOi:K Home grown, per 18-lb. bas
ket. 50c.
UEANS Wax, per '.S-bu. basket, (Wc;
string. nr H-bu. basket, iioc.
iwiUMt-itomo grown, per lb.
c: Stwin-
per crate, S1.60; Michigan reds, 2'.jc per
Ountnt Ions of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NKiV YORK, Nov. S.F!.OUR-Recclpts.
23.W bbls.. export. K.W4 bbl.: market S?i
10c higher, strong, with fnlr demand; winter
patents. $:i,ivwi3.7o; winter straights,
$3.4Ofl.1.50, .MlmiesotH patents, fJ.M?i l.lft;
winter extras S2.iiOf2.PO; Minnesota bakers,
$2.9Cfyri.2!ii winter low grades. $2.4()T2.B0. Ryo
flour, llrm; fnlr to good, J3.00y3.39; choice
to fancy. )3.:!0ff3..M.
CORNMKAL Firm; yellow western.
SI.25; city, SI.2I; Rrandywlnc. S3..f.ff3.W.
HARLKY-Steady; seeding. fWiKu, c. I. f
Iluffalo; malting. fufi'iUc, c. i. f., Ruffalo.
m.'f'KWIIKAT-yulet, r7c, c 1, f., car
load, to nrrfvo, New York.
RYK Strong; No. 2 western, fifio. f. o. b ,
nlloat; state, 673c, c. I. f., Now York car
lots.
WHHAT Receipts, !i.fiR0 bu. Spot, llrm;
No. 2 red, R5ii, f. o, b., afloat; No. 2 red,
NWiC elcvntor; No, I uortherii. Duluth,
M'c, r. o, b., afloat; No. 1 hard. Duluth,
$73nC, f. o. b., afloat. Options opened firm,
on good buying by foreigners, but lat-r
weakened under general realizing and
largei' Argentina shipment, Subsequent,)'
thry- cxperlenceil a second shnr rlso on
export demand west, heavy local covering
and light offerings, but liiiHlly eased off
slightly tinder Into realizing and clo.d
sternly nt unchanged prices, , May, Mj'
SI ll-lfic. closed nt SlHe; Iccemher. 79'.'(i'
W4C. closld at 79c.
CORN -Receipts, 22.IW bu.; export. 9 Kid
Vm, Spot, tinner. No, iW'tc, elevator, and
WVc, f. o. b., alloat. Option market was
llrm early, with wheat; sold ofT under
realizing, but rallied will! the lute whe.it
ndvlees, It finally yielded to suIoj for long
account and closed easy at 'i; net deulli e.
JIny. MMlMHe, closed at (VPi,e; December,
I'SMJW 3.16c, closed at ti.V;c,
OATS-Recelpts, 1IS.700 bu.; exports, 13.19
bu S4pot, llrm; No. 2. 15c. No, 3. IU-; No. i
white, 47c; No, :t white, ifiije; track mlx'd
western, 4514c; track white, WjGOe. Options
Irregular and fairly wteady.
HAY Steady; shipping, WiiCSc; good to
choice. fc5fiV&c,
HOPS -Quiet; state, common to choice.
1901 crop. J2Jfl5?ic; 19DH croii. 9if!4o; imju
trop, rtilllc. Pacltlc coast, )901 ciop, illr
!5Ho; IPOrt crop, 9fil4c: lW crop. GTMlc
IllUttn rirnii iiaivesion. ji 10 ;& jus,
lr: California, V) to 21 lbs., 2lj2fc.
LKATHF.R -Steady; hemlock Hole. Ftiicuo
Ayre. light to heavyweights, 2.Vi2fl!ic
VOOL Quiet; domcitlc llcuce. 23ii2i)0;
Te'.is. ICifWc
PROVISIONS-Reef, steady; pueket. Jlrt.ro
(q 11.00; family. Sll.CunZ.Oo: mess. S9.f.O; beef
Iwnis. SVX).CM21.0'i. city extra India inecs.
$l7.lgiP."- Hit nieiits, steady;
pickled bellies. W.CO'uS.'ii; pickled shoulders,
7.UM(7 7ft; pickled hams. SI0.2.V Lard.
stendy; western steamed, SS.S3; Novenilier
closed nt j:i, nominal; reiineii. steady; con
tinent. S!. South Amerh-a, JIO: compound,
S7.fi2itfl7,75. Pork, steady; family, tl'Mt
S17.23; short clear, SIT.COif 19.(0; ines-, JI5o0rf
JiiOO.
TALLOW-Firm; city (S2 per pkg,), S'kc;
country (lkgs, free), liSflSc.
ni'TTUR-Recelpis, 2.950 pkgs.; strong;
lste dairy. 141121c; creamery, 21fi22'c; Juno
creamery, imfu'l'ic, fnclnry, L'ljll'vc
CHKF.Sir-Recelpts, 1.900 pkgs.; funey,
largo. September, UMtSc: fancy, largf,
October, 9'i'ii9Sc; fimey, small, September,
10'iClWie; fancy, small. October. 94tfllc.
r.or,s--Rfcolpti. 3.499 pkgs.; llrm, slnto
and Pennsylvania. SIVjMc: western, candled,
2l1i23c; western, unc.iudlcd, 5JiS4e.
POULTRY-Alive, very quiet; springer.,
ttr; turkeys. Miiar; fowU, Sijc; drested,
firm; springers, 1'c. fowls. fc'.Jc; turkeys,
10.l)llt
MBTAI.S -Tin whs a hade steadier to.
day at New York hut m l active, elo'ing
stvady In tone at Vl.'byZM. At Imdon
CMLKRY Knlamnzno. ner bunch. ?.Vu :!.".e
Nebraska, per bunch, S0fy3Se; Colorado, 1UQ
NAVY RKANS Per bu., J2.15,
Flit; ITS.
APPLKS-Ren Davis, per bbl., 13.50; wine
sups. $3.30; Jonathan. 4.ixKtf6.i); snows, S3.5p;
Hellellowers, per box, Sl.iio.
PKARS-ICclfers, $2; Vlkers, S2.23; Law
rence, S2.23.
OR A PICS Concords, eastern, 22c; Mala
gas, per keg, Jfi.OD'ffT.oo.
CRANIIKRRHCS Per bbl., J7.0O7.5O; per
crate. S2.73.
QUINCES Per box. $l.oO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOKS-Mexlcans, 14.004.50; Florida,
14.
LRMONS Knncy. $3.7004.00.
RANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
S2.2.Vfi2.75.
I'lOH California, new cartons, 70c; Im
ported, per Hi., rafllc. '
DATIS Persian, In 60-lb. boxes, per lb.,
6!o; Sails, f,c.
MISCKLLANHOUS.
Nt'TS New crop walnut." , No. 1 soft
shell, per lb., 12c; hard hell, per lb.. 12'4c;
No, 2 soft-shell, 11c; No. 2 hard-shell. 10(ic;
Ilrnzlls, per lb.,. 13o; filberts, per lb.. 13c; al
monds, soft-shell. 17c; hard-shell 15c; pe
cans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoa
nuts, per 100. S3; chestnuts, 12c.
HON ICY Per 24-sectlon case. S.lnOtf:!.
CIDICR-Nehawkn, per bbl., $.1; New York,
W.M.
SAU1CRKRATJT Per H-bbl., S3.
HIOICS No. 1 green, 7c; No. 2 green, fie;
No. 1 salted, SV4c; No, 2 salted, 7iic; No. 1
veal calf, S to 1214 lbs., 9c: No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs., 7c; dry bides, Sftl3c; sheep
pelt., 25ff27c; horsehldes, $1.3032.23.
Nt. I.ouls Crnln and I'ravlatnna.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-WHKAT-ICn.sy: No.
2 red cash, elevator, 73c; track, 7oV(i74Vic;
December. 73'MJ'73'j,o; May, 7l3ifWjr; No.
2 hard. 7isiti7fc.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash. 61'ic: track,
62!;ftC!!ci December, fiOtfo; Muy, tilt.u S!;c.
OATH Firm; No, 2 ensh. 1014c; " track,
4i'4'fi4ivic: .May, 42c; 'o. 2 white, 43l3iic.
RYK-Hlgher at 6P0.
FLOUK Quiet; red winter patents. ?3.401t
3.t3; extra fancy and strnlght, J3.00fj3.15;
clear. S2.7fi'iJ2.90.
SUKDS-Tlniothy, scarce, $5.40tio.iii. Flax,
no market.
CORNMKAL-Steady. J3,
RRAN Scarco nnd strong; sacked lots,
eat track, 92Uc.
HAY Timothy, firm, J10.0Ogi4.i prairie,
steady, f8.005il2.0o.
WHISKY Higher. $1.31.
IRON COTTON TIKS-J1.
HAOOINO-5i0?ic.
HICMP TWIN1C 9c.
PROVIHIONS-Dry snlt meats (boxd),
stendy; extra shorts, JS.H'Vj; clear ribs,
JS.23; clear sides, J8.n0. Bacon (boxedl.
steady; extra shorts. $9; clear ribs, J9.121i;
clear sides, $9.37!4. Pork, steady; jobbing,
$11.5011 14.75. Lard, higher. JV37U.
MKTALS Lcud: Dull nt $l.2f'i. Spelter:
Steady at Jt.ltVft 4.12U,
POULTRY Dull; chickens, in-; springs,
8c; turkeys, iil4c; ducks, CJifiVje; geese, 5i(.c.
HUTTICR-Steudy; crcumery, ICffJCc;
dairy, 141) 17c.
KOtlS-KIrm at 20c
RF.CICIPT.S-Flour. ,0n0 bids.; wheat. 10,
OtiO bu.: com. Si.noi) bu.; oats, :t2,ooo bu.
SHIPMKNT.S-Floiir. 5,000 bbls.; wheat,
'j,) bu.; corn, 40,0") bu.; oats, 34,000 bu.
Liverpool (irnln nnd I'roi lulniin,
LIVICRPOOL. Nov. 8.-WHRAT-Spot,
llrm; No, 2 red western winter, 5s ll)d; No.
1 nortliern spring, ; lo'iti; jvo. 1 California,
i.s lid; futures, quiet; December. . 9JJd;
March. 5 ll'id. , ,
COHN Hpot. ttrtii: American mixea, new.
5h 2(1; future, quiet; November. 3s 2VI;
Decemoer. bh na; .iiiircu. os ivsu.
PROVISIONS lieor. nrm; extra moia
mess, 71. Pork, llrm; prime men, west
ern, 73s fid. Laril, American renneo, 111 pans,
41s Sd; prime western, in tierces, ouu at
4ii. Hams, short cut, 14 to lb" lbs., quiet,
47s. Racon. quiet; Cumberland cut, ill to
30 lbs., 49s Gd; short ribs, 10 to 21 lbs., 4.s;
long clenr middles, light, 2S Id 31 lbs., qulut
nt IS (id; long clear middles, heavy, 35 to
40 lbs., dull. 14s: short cleur backs, 16 to 20
lbs,. Its: clenr bellies, quiet, 11 to lfi lbs,
5i!s lid. Shoulders, square, 11 to 13 lbs,, quiet
nt Cii ld.
BUTTISR-Steudy; llnest United States,
,i2s; good United States, 73s.
(MUCUSIC -Qulet; American finest white,
45s; American, tmest colored, 45s Cd.
TALLOW Prime city, steady at 2Ss 9d;
Australlnu, lu London, quiet. 29s 9d,
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, steady,
7 6d.
PICAS Cnundlan, stendy, fis Id.
HOPS At Londuii, Pacific coast, steady,
3 5iij-3 13s.
Receipts of wheat during the Inst three
days, 2V.0"0 centals, all American. Re
ceipts of American corn during Iho Inst
three days, 45,100 centnls, Weather tine.
Kuiisns City ttriiin unit I'roTlslons.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 8.-WIIKAT-Do-ceniber,
ie; May. 721c; cash, No. 2 hnrd.
ti9;ifi91i,c; No. 3. MViP'tfe; No. 2 red, 7ldf
71n': No, 3, C915fi70i.c.
CORN December, i3'p CT c ; Muy. fi2,c;
cash. No. 2 mixed, CHiftV; No. 2 white, fi.iccf
iMie; No. 3. iVM'-
OATS -No. 2 white. 41'4c.
RYF.-Ni. 2. fiilifAc.
HAY Choice timothy. JI2.5W13.0O; cholco
prairie. Sl:.(Hil3.M.
Ill'TTICR Creamery, 2ic; dairy, fancy,
10c
i:nc.aSenrce. lilnher: fresh Mirsourl and
lviinmia Htnek oiiotcd on 'cliance at 19c
ner dux., los off. I'lisetf returned.
RICCICIPTS -Wheat. K0,(OJ bu.; corn, .IS.o
bu. . out, 11.. !) mi.
SKIPMICNTS Wheat, u,w nu.; corn.
2S.V0 bu.; oats, 21.0W bu,
Pbilndeliililn Produce .Mnrket.
PHILVDICLPHIA. Nov. S.-RUTTKR-Flrm.
fair demand: fancy western, 23e;
fnnev nearbv mint. 25c.
F.CHIS-Flr'm. good demand; fresh nearby
and western, 25c: freth otithern, 22c; fresh
southwestern. 23c.
CI I IMIHF Firm, but unlet: New York full
creams, fancy small, 10c; Now York full
creams, fair to cnoicc, yjnu'-c.
NKW YORK, Nov. 5. H. O. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trado tomorrow will say:
Little relief has been afforded the lead
ing mnnufacturlng Industry In the matter
of transporting lacllltles. In fact the sit
uation on the whole Is less satisfactory,
since Inability to scent c coke has brought
nbout the banking of some furnaces. This
lu turn tend to harden the market for
pig Iron, though no actual alteration lu
prices bus occurred, except at Philadel
phia, where 23c more a ton Is readily paid.
As this Industry is considered the best
business barometer present conditions and
future ptuspects arc certainly most en
couraging, lor i;rder arc abundant and
enlarging capacny 111 orocr 10
growing business, .iatertui is
now for much structural work
In the spring, and additional contracts aro
seeking acceptance. Railway needs were
never as pressing, every form of equip
ment being sutight, and It Is possible that
more orders will be placed abroad. Labor
troubles and low water have added to tho
dlfllculty arising from car shortages, mak
ing three retarding Intluencc affecting the
output of coal Just when the export de
mand has become a factor of Importance.
Textile mills In New ICuglaiid are busy
and there Is no longer any fear of a labor
controversy at Fnll River. Print cloth
have ceased to be Inllated, standard widths
resinning the former quotation or 3c and
meeting with a fair demand. Domestic
buying of all staple cottons Is seasonably
quiet and tho views ot exporters are still
below those of seller. Recent declines In
the raw material have not weakened prices,
as there was no commensurate advance lu
goods when the cotton maikel was rising.
Reports from the south indicate that spin
dles are well occupied. In woolens there
Is a free movement of women's dress good
and orders are plentiful in heavyweight
lines for immediate delivery. The season
bus reduced inanufactiirers' stock of heavy
woolens and heavy worsted to a low point,
and recent unprecedented buying of raw
muteilal Indicate that orders come forward
freely. Footwarc Is llrm at last week's ad
vance, ami eastern makers are beginning
work on spring orders. Leather is held at
the best prices of the season and dry hides
rose further on heavy sales.
Weather conditions were the chief fac
tors in determining prlco changes of stuplo
product. Low temperature, in grain-growing
state? brought a higher level of quota
tion, corn rising 2.'lc above the llguro rul
ing at the corresponding date lust yeur.
These advance of more than 50 per cent
aro far lu excess of the ratio of loss In
production and established a fictitious price
level, which curtailed Atlantic exports 25
per cent.
On tho other hand wheat Is moving out
freely nt both coast., shipments from tho
United State for the week amounting 10
;,iV1,I72 bushels, against S.llO.tii)) bushel In
tho same week of 1900 nnd 3,912,203 lu 1&99.
Vigorous milling and foreign demands
caused a fnlr advnuco In price to about
Inst year' figure, despite the difference in
oulput.
Cotton weakened still further, port and
Interior movements Indicating a better crop
than was anticipated. At the lower price,
however, exports are heavy and tend to
prevent any serious reactions. Coffee ad
vanced deplto the record-breaking supply.
Failures for tho week numbered 213 lu
tho United States, agnlnst 201 last year,
nnd thirty-three In Canada, against eigh
teen lust year.
4W.170, balan' es, $:,l-,029, mony, 4Vj p r
cent.
HUSTON. Nov, S.-tienrlngj, Iii,.'?5,5J3;
balances, I2.S11.o54.
HAI.TIMORK. Nov, .-Clearings, J3.999..
!2V balances, .t.-,;s,3,'!9; money, 4 fi5 per cent.
NKW YORK, No. 8,Clearing, $171,535.
I; balances, $15,l'i6,7til.
M:' YORK .oTtlCKJ) AM) 1KI.MM.
of
ttriill'lnu In Paclllcs In I'enlnre
Hie liny on Wall Street.
NKW YORK, Nov. S.-RcallIng waslnlgo
lu stock which have been strongest re
irntl. following the custom of the market
for some time p.ist. Notable In this resprct
were the Paiiilcs and SI. Paul An effort
was made at one time to renew the upward
movement In these stocks, with a resulting
niHuncc In St. Paul of !" over lust ulghCs
i lose, but the advance met fresh realizing
and was wiped out. Union Puiillc" move
mi nt whs slmllur. New York central ni.ul
another notable show Of strength at an ex
treme advance of i'.'i. The settlement of
the northwestern rallioad controversy roil
tinned to receive much attention, todu's
version pointing to the granting to Union
Pacific of proportionate control of the Iter
'ilngton system by concession of direct
holdings in Unit conip.m. The market
closed Irregular at tonslder.ibli' reacll m
from the best, caused by hca realizing
during tlie last hour.
There were sharp Upward movements In
Central of Oiorgla bonds and In Kansas
i'exus seconds. The bond nun ket genernlly
was active and Iriegular. Total sales, par
value. $3,:il0.(w. United StateH bonds were
all unchanged on the lust call.
The following ale the closing prices on
the New Yoik S'ock exchange:
..191
.. 3P
SiP,
41
21
r.U
107
90"i
dllng fair 7V. reielpts. L 1 JO bales, stock,
.'11,2-10 bales Secretarj Hester j statement
of the world's visible supply ot cotton,
mndp tip from special ctble and telegraphic
advices, shows tho total visible 3,0v9,013, of
which 2.590.013 was American cotton.
ST. LOUIS, Nov, s. COTTON -Quiet ;
sail's. 130 bales, middling. 7.oi receipts,
ti.oto bales; shipments, o.Sli baics; stock, 41,
in bales.
OALVKSTON, Nov. S.-COTTON-Qulct.
7 7-lfJo.
LIVICRPOOL, Nov. S.-COTTON-Spot,
fair demand; prices Ud higher; American
middling fair. I19-32d; good middling,
tl.'l-32d; middling, 4 15-32d: low middling.
I7-S2d; 600(1 ordinary, 4 3-S2d; ordlnury,
3 23-32d.
Atchison do pld ...
do pfd 101-So. Paelllc .
Raltltnore & O...Hli So. Railway
WRKKI.V CI.KAHIMJ IMM'.sr, TAIM.IC.
Acuregute of Iloslness Transacted by
ttie Associated llnnUs.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Tho following
tnble, complied by Rrndstrcct, show tho
hank clearings nt the principal cities Tur
tlio week eniled November 8, with the per
centage of Increase nnd decrease a com
pared with tho corresponding week Inst
yeur:
13
73
9
19
210
2.M3
do Pfd
Can. Puclllc
Can. Southern .
Ches, t Ohio..
Chicago .t A ...
do pfd
Chicago, I. it L
do nfd
Chicago A 1C. l..i:
Chicago u. v..
do 1st pfd....
do 2d pfd ...
Chi. N. W....
C . R. 1. & P. ..
Chlcugo T. .t T
do pfd
C. C. C. . St. L
Colo. Southern .
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd....
Del. .V Hudson... 17.1
Del.. L. fc W....
Denver & R. O.
do pfil
lClie
do 1st pfd
do 2d plil
Ot. Nor. pfd ...
Hock. Valley ....
do pfd
Illlnol Central. .
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
L. 1C. X- VV
do pfd
Louis, Nash...
Muiihattan L ...
Met. St. Ry
Mcx. Central ...
Alex. National ..
.Minn. & St. L...
Mo. Pacific .. ..
M.. K. T
do pfd
N. J. Central....
N. Y. Central .
Nor. .t West....
do pfd
91 ' do nfd
112 Texas & Pacific
Mi VP.. St. L. & W
4i do pfd
::'i Union Pacltlc ..
do ptd
Wabash
do pfd
W. L. IC
do 2d pfd
Wis. Central ....
do pfd
Adams ICxnrcss.
lit;5; Am. Kxpress . .
19VjU. S. lCxprc....
.li'iYWells-Fnrgd ....
99'1i Ainul. Cotoier ...
liv.tmer. c v
110 plil
Am. Lin. Oil
do pfd
:n Amor. S. .t It...
ii I do pfd
91 Ana. Mln. Co....
42'ii Llrk. Rap. Tr. ...
71 Coin. F. . I
rii Coll. (las
lWlji'oll. Tnb. pfd...
7 Orn. Klectrlo ...
7714,Oiiicosc Sugar .
lll'i Hocking Coal ...
40., Int'n'l Paper ...
7ila do pfd
74 Int'n'l Power ..
13J 'Laclede Gas
lOiiVNntlonal Hlscult
12514Nutlonul Lead...
157' 1 National Salt ...
2ti,.l do pfd
I3' No. Ameilcan ...
inS'.i Paelllc Coast ...
102), Paelllc Alall
I-eopiGK ias ....
Pressed S. C
do pfd
Pullman P. C...
Republic Steel .,
no pru
-Hi
. 51
171
90
Kit,
.110'.
. 4::'.
77
54
70141
Tcnn. C. & I....
r. H. .t P. Co.
do pfd
enther...
lo p
S. I
No. Paelllc pfd.. .I02i Sugar ....
ontnrio ,v v...
Pcnnsylvnnla ..
Reading
do 1st pld
do 2d pfd
St. L. & S. F...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd....
St L. S. W
do Did
St. Paul ..
do nfd
U. S. Rubber....
do pfd
U. S. Steel
do pfd
;.9i Western Union.
...172',
. 20U
. SS'i
. 1S
. 31
. 21
. 41'4
.1S5
.190
. 1H
.ISO
. Mii
. 2CU
. 81 U
. 15
. It
. 4.3
. 971;
. niu
. i;t
. 9:1
.Sltils
.1I1
.255
. ."911
. H'.i
. 19
. 73V,
. SS
. 92' 3
,. 1l?i
. 194
. 29'i
. 2
. U4'4
. in
. 47
.wi
4'?
. 83
.218
. 13',
tWis
.118
fills
. 15li
. 72'2
. 12',
. 81
. 13
. 48
. 4.1'H
. 92' j
. 92
Kx-dlvldend.
A'iiii1 .Mnrket,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-WOOL-Stendy: me
dium grndes. K'oKo; light lino. lSWHljc;
heavy line. Ki'iillljc; tub washed, 12'rt,2le.
HOSTON. Nov. 8 The Commercial Hill
letln will say In tomorrow's report on the
wool trade of the United States: The
phenomenal activity of Inst week him not
fully passed away. KaMrrn buyers arc
now lu the west endeavoring to resuppl.v.
Lustre wools can now be landed In Huston
from Ruenos Ayrcs nt S'ji. a price con
siderably lesn than the duty. Never have
these wools pone lower and only once be.
fore so low. The receipts of wool lu Boston
since January I have been 233,277.1k! Ihs.,
against 1I1.n5i.U5 for the same period In
19ti. Huston shipments to dnte air 220,
30.i5 lbs, ngalust sales of 128.777,300 lbs.
for the same period of 19i). The stork on
hand In Huston Juliuar.r 1. 1901. wns 7ii.."09,
51 lb.; total stock today. S9.273.9I7 lbs
(111 nnd lloslo.
Oil. CITY, Nov. S.-OIL-.Ordlt balnnee.
$1.30; shipment, 130.1'K! bbls.; nxcrage. 107.593
bbls.; runs. 90.I8J bbls.; average. 73.1(0 bbl?.
NKW YORK. Nov. S. -Ollz-Petroleum,
dull. Rosin, quiet; strained, common to
good, $1.45. Turpentine, quiet,
TOLICDO. Nov. S. OIL-North Limn. 9lo;
South Lima and Indiana, S9c.
LIVICRPOOL, Nov. S.-OIICottonseed.
Hull rellued, spot, steady, 22s fid.
LONDON. Nov. S.-Oll-I.lnseed. .lis Gd.
Sperm. .Hi. Turpentine spirits. '.V.s5'id.
SAVANNAH. On.. Nov. S.-OIl-Splilts
turpentine, llrm, 35Uc. Rosin, llrm.
New VorU Dry (loods .Mnrket.
NKW YORK. Nov. S.-DUY OOODS
Horden is not bidding for any more print
cloths and the mnrket Is Inactive at Sc tor
regulars. Prints are quieter, but stend.
No change In demand for heavy brown
cottons and prices arc showing some Ir
regularity. Hleachci! nnd conrsc colored
cottons stendy, but quiet. Linens nro llrm.
bill in only moderate request. nuriups
continue Inactive nnd prices still tend tn
tnvor of buyers.
MANCIlICrfTKR. Nov. S.-CLOTHS-Alat-ket
quiet, witli little business doing. Ynrns
quiet nnd unchanged.
Coffee Alnrkcl.
NKW YORK. Nov. S.-COFFICK-Spot
Rio. llrm: No. 7 Invoice. 7'i7lc. Mild.
steady; Cordova, 7',41llc. Future opened
steady lu tone, with prices offlO points,
higher, with trading active and excited.
The close was steady, with prices un
changed to 10 points net higher. Total
sales, 290.500 bags. Including December at
K.90o; January, O.iGlf 7.00c; February, 7.E0c;
March. il.Wffi.16e; Aluv, 7.1ii7.20o; June,
7.Klc; July, 7.30fl7.43o; September, 7.45ft7 63c.
Suu,nr nml Slolasaea.
NKW ORLKANS. Nov. 8.-SUOAR-Qulet;
open kettle. 3c; open kettle, cen
tiifugul, 3'iW3',je; centrifugal granulated,
4.10c; whites, 3Vi4c; yellows, 3',fj34o; sec
onds. 21rf3',c. Molasses, steady; open ket
tle. 24'rj'32e: centrifugal, 10(?il3c.
NICW YORK. Nov. 8.-SUaAR-naw,
dull; fair refining, alio; centrifugal, test,
G,c; molasses sugar, :ic. Refined, dull.
ICvupornleil Apple anil' Dried Fruits.
NKW YORK, Nov 8.-KVAPORATKD
APPLICS-Market ruled very quiet all dtij'.
Stnte, common to good. 61iSc; prime, 8',4c;
choice. 9c; fancy, 91i'l91sc.
CALIFORNIA DRIKD FRUITS-Mnrket
quiet. Prunes, 3iJi7c. Apricots. Royal, S4
5710c; Moor Park, S1?12c. Peaches, peeled,
lKalSc; unpccled, 6'fi91tc.
Toledo Rrnln anil Heed,
CITIES.
Clearings.) Inc. Dec.
I
Minneapolis Wheat, Ft our anil llrnn,
MINNKAPOLIS. Nov. 8.-WHKAT-C3sh.
72'4c; December. 71c; May. 72Tic On track:
No, 1 hui'd, 744c; No, I northern, 71Ue;
No. 2 northern, iSi-fiTOljC,
l.M.nt'll Kimlnr! nr m natents. SCl.Rili 3 ." :
second patents. $3.70t30; llrst clears, $2.9)
iri.i.eo; second cienrs, ..e.
RRAN In bulk, higher. $14.50?)14.75.
1tlln1111l.ee (irnln Inrket.
MILWAI KKK, Nov. S.-WIIKAT-Flrm;
No. 1 northern. 7R3f73c; No. 2 northern,
71 'jr; December. 72'c.
IlYK- lllzber. No. 1. 57l'd5Sc
HARLKY -Firm, No. 2, 5SI?53e, sample,
CORN -December, 31!c.
New York
Chlcngo
Hostou ,
Vhllndelphln
Si. Loul
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Baltimore
'iunu City
Cincinnati
Mluueapoll .
Cleveland
New Orleans
'Detiolt
ludlaiiapolls
i.oulvillc
'Providence
St. Paul
Milwaukee
OMAHA
Huffnlo
Sivauuah
SI. Joeph
Memphis
Denver
R chmoud
Seattle
Washington
Hartford
I ,os Aliuele
Salt Lake City
Toledo
J'ortland. Ore
Rochester
'eoriu
Fort Wortli
Atlanta
.Norfolk
Des Alolue.
New Haven
Springfield, Mass....
Augusta
Nashvlllo
Worcester
nraud Rapids
Sioux City
Davton. O
Syracuse
Scrautim
Portland. Ale
Spokane
111 coma
Kvausville
Davenport
Fall River
niriningham
lopeka
Macon
Wilmington. Del
Little Rock
Helena
Knoxvllle
Lowell
Wichita
Akron
New Red ford
Lexington
Sprliiglleld. Ill
Mingiuimton
Chattanooga
Kalumuzno
Fargo r.
YoungKtowu
Sprlngllolil. O
lloi'Kioni
niton
JuckionvMlo 1
Sioux Fulls 1
Fremont I
Hlonm ligtou, ill
Jacksonville, 111 I
Columbus, o
Oalveslon I
Houston I
Colorado Hprlngs- ..1
Wheeling. W. Ml...
WilkcHlmrre
Alban , I
-
Totals. U. S
Outside New York...
..$1,22S.28I,779 29.7...
.. lt)2,l.T.'.0S7 34.8...
.. 131.I0I.S53 15.1 ...
..j 99.li97.112 28.4 ...
..I lo.Hi5,;t33 48. ,t...
3.!.2fii.6SS 19.8...
2i;,2os.oni :ti.
22.t99.7ii 25.1!,.,.
2O.049,II5i 28.0,...
19.803,500 29.91...
19.797.S'; 31.0,...
15.2B3,279 ll.7...
11,770,1731 li.f....
I2.":.8i2i 5t;.:il...
1I,I1H,7W.I 82.3...
9,3.'tS.40ll 21.0,...
7.380,0OO 21.1...
7.091,5251 lli.5....
I!.8M.177 Z. 8....
i!.ti3,::33i
3,91l,U9i 18.7...
5.oi;i;.2n' 3.1....
1,071,5111 31.5....
1, 190,59o! 10. Oi...
3.992,1101 U.S....
3.747.9JI, 21.11!...
3,9:13. 10.il IS.1 ...
;:.ti93.:;72 :a ...
2..VA972 S.21...
:!.519,00rt! 75.31...
.'I.KiS.2411 0.5.8'...
2.I89.HIK 13.1'...
n..,9l,75S 21.5...
2.l'.ii5,llBI 7.1!...
2,l'iti8,7iB 9.1;...
:i.75S.2:ill 77.2!...
3,oiV,0I0 20. 5...
1.183.5 IS 11.51...
1.9l8.li79 3t.9, ..
1.082.595' II. 1
1.731.08)1 1
l,7l5.iSHi' 22.0
1,82.S,3'.V.' 25.71...
'-I.722.52i5 ll.r,'...
1,119.350 21.11...
1,005,313 37.91. ..
1,:!59,555 20.7 ...
1.M5.9I7 .'11.5 f.
i.W.Wa 54.7...
I.IKI.IS2 34.2...
l,5:il,273 ,'IO.Iil...
l.."A7.:i71 47.2...
I.029.967i 19.3...
1.291. 131 1 29.7'...
l.lCi.litln
1.128,710
3.0
.er Viirk .Money Mnrket.
NKW YORK. Nov. 8,-AIONKY-On call,
llrm, at 3Vnl per cent; lust loun nt I per
cent; prime mercantile paper, P-jliS per
cent.
STICKLING 1C.VCHANOK Strong, with
actual business lu bankers' bills nt $4.87
for demand and $4.8.Wo;4.S3.4 for sixty days;
posted rates, JI.M'.ili 1.85 and ?1.ST"f1.ss ;
commercial bills, SLSIliji l.g3'4.
SILVKR-H.ir, 57,c; .Mexican dollars,
I5'ic.
HONDS tiovernnicnt, steady; state. In
active: railroad, Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
U. S. r. 2s. reg.,.109 L. A- N. unl. 4s...loj
do coupon 1UD jAlex. Central 4s.. S'J'.i
do 3s, reg MS do Is luc 291i
do coupon m i.m. A- St. L. is. ...in:;',
do new IB, reg,. 139 AI.. K. i T. IS....100I4
do coupon ....139 do 2s ,sia
do old 1. rcg..112!iN. Y. Central 1s.lo.3
do coupon ....11'.", I do gen. ."'fcs losij;
do 5s, reg 107 ,N. J. C. g. 5s 131
.107 No. Paelllc 1 lOlli,
.103',' do 3s ;ji,
. 93 N. .t W. v. 4. 102'J
.HKS'V Reading gen. Is., mi
. i;4 St L - I Al c. ns.1I7
.!(', St. L. iV H. F, 4s. 95
l'' I.. H. . Is... 97'
do coupon ...
Atch. geu. Is...
do ailj. ts
H. O. Is
do lilts
do couv. Is...
Canada So. 2s.
C. of (1. 5s llliU
do 1st luc 7114
Clies. A: O. I'4s...107
Chi. .t A. 3'-s 85
C. II. Ar Q. 11. I. HS'.i
C. M .t S P U'. 4s.H0'..
C. .t N. W. c. 7M..Kt7Sj L iiloil Pac. Is
C. It. I. P. is. 1001, do conv. 4s
do 2s sOi
S A A P 4s 87'i
So. Paelllc Is
So. Railway 3h...L'oi.
Texas A: P. Is. ...119
T. S. L. fi W. 4s. SI i;.
. . in.,,
..10V',
CCC & 8 L g. Is. pa's Wiilmsh Is livj
Chicago rer. is..:u'2 c.o ss uoi
Colo. So. Is 8"Ji, tin deb. H i)t3
Den. & R. O. I..10.'! West Shore 4s..,.1i:;
Kile prior I. 4s... 9912 W. ,t L. K. 4s.... ..qTi
do 1s 88 W. & L. K. 4s.... 9.
F. W. & D. C. Is.. 107', Wis. Central Is.. ss
llock. Val. 4',is.. 107'jCou. Tob. Is 01
Huston Slock Unotntlons,
HOSTON, Nov.
cent; time loans,
clobtnc
Atcldson 4s ....
(Jus I
Alex. Central Is
N. K. G. & C...
Alchlvin
do pfd
Huston & Alb'y
Boston A Ale
8. Cull loans. Spl per
l'!H'4 per cent.' Official
1,226.116
I, 01 iS,lll)
937.5741
9V5.903
731,1281
r52.2ll'
ASii.iKKI
570.792
Idl.iooi
iWl.740,
".4,8981
018.5741
:i5i,(ioo
517,551
HCt.261!
7:17.159
197,161,
x.m;.',
."33, 1.10
:i7o,ooo
'i61.099l
313,8931
1 12.5VI,
;;n,o:6
101,34s'
0. 623,500'
S'.SO.KH)1
II, 893,21 l
1,027,2521
r.ll.9i.r..
l.or.(,::fi3i..
:i,973.059i..
39.
29.5,
3.8.8
24. 2l
22.8
39.81
25.1
10.
.102 lAmnlgnmnted
. 79',a Haltlc
. 8i Itlngham
. til Cat. llecln...
. 83 Centennial
.nil's ( 'upper Raugn
.2.ii 'Dominion Coal
.192 Fruuklln
Huston ICIevutcd.lMi Ih'o Hiivale ...
N. V. N. II. & II. .2121- Alohawk
Fltchbiirg prd....l4;;' (ld Dominion
Union Paelllc ....107 Osceola ..1
Alex. Central 21 Parrot
Amer. Sugar 118 'Oullicv
: .Amer. T. & T....157 Santa Fe Copper. 4'
6 I Horn. I. & S 27', Tamarack I'.W
I lieu. I'.ieeu ir ..imv i I liuoiiniaiu
.Mass. liiecirio . . ..iiVi 1 riuiiy
1 .
1.
17.81.
2!U .
16. II
ii'.s'
38. 2 .
85.1 .
67.9'.
18.51.
".i .3 .
31.6 .
01.1 .
71.9,.
21. .V.
35.5 .
33.31.
22. Ol.
v 7,
13;-';
20.21.
33.9
23.0
N. K. O. Ac (.'.
Untied Fruit ..
U. S. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
Alloiiez
Hill'lilted States
8i"..ll'lah
43 I Victoria
92r Winona
22l AVoheilno ....
Hi
10
26' i
K.i j,
2114
4
l.oniloii Muck ((nolnt Ions.
LONDON, Nov. S.--I p. m.-(ioslug:
Cons., money.. 91 11-lfi Nor. A; West.
do account.. . .91 n.-io no pro
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfil
Hiiltlmore & O..
Ciin. Paelllc ....
('lie. A Ohio..
T No. P.iclllc nfd.
. 8IVOntaiio ,i W...
.lol's Pennsvlvanla ..
$2,(117.38.8.1581 28.4
779.103,379! 2S.1
CANADA.
Montreal.
Toronto
Wlnnlnec
Vlallfax
Vancouver, H. c...
Hamilton
St. John. N. H
Victoria, H. C
Quebec
Totals
.1
20,978,9131 28.8
ln,4!i,HCI 21.1
I.O.S.OOOI
1.919.1691
l.l!'S,7o
1,030,(53
S'tS.587
758,91 l!
l,IV50,l,".5i
09. G .
15.1,.
19.fi .
27.2 .
7.7!
1$ 16,879,801 ft.O
I 8.1
Not Included In totals because containing
other IteniB than clearlm?s.
Not Included In totals because of no
comparison for lust year.
y Hunk Clearings,
OMAHA. Nov. S. Hunk clearings today,
$1,071,731.90; corresponding day last year,
$950'.919.29i Increase. $120,M2.51.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. S.-Clearlngs, SVK0.U1;
balances. $1,140,180; money. Ml 6 per cent;
New York exchange 40n iflvenuut,
ClllCACiO, Nov. S.-Clsarlng, $:6,972.1 19:
balances. $2,413,950; pouted exchange, $1,814
OJ4.87'-: New York exclmnge JOo discount.
CINCINNATI. Nov. S.-Cleatillgs, $.0.3..
630; money, Hifi per cent. New York fx
change 15TI2iV premium
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. .-Clcui ings, J19,.
C, AI. & St,
Denver Si R
do pfd
Chicago 0. W.,
Krle
do 1st pfd...
do 2d pfd...
Illinois Central
Louis, & Nush,
AI., K. A- T
do ptd
.lll'iiltehilhig
.1I5h do 1st pfd..
. no do 2d pfd..
P...177 So Railway ..
(i... I7U do pfd
90 So. Paelllc ....
25', Union Pacific
13 do pfil
,"'J)sU. S. Steel....
Wly do pfd
114 abash
108r; do pfd
;i'Siinnlsh Is ....
f.'H' I Ha nil Alines ..
. 5S1;
.107
... 3.V4
... 7'i!j
. . . 22',
... 9'
'!
. .. 9.1
... 'i
...1091,
... 91 1,
... -I4-',
... 9I
... 21 j
... :sfn
. .. 0.1
... 9-,
... ;su
N. Y. Central. ...likil DeHcers
PAR SILVKR l-'lriner, 26 T-lHd per ounce.
MONICY- 214j2 per cent; the ralo ot
discount lu the open market for short bill
1 :i'fr) per cent; for three month' bills,
3!Wl4 per cent.
,r York .Mining t noliillinn,
NKW YORK. Nov. 8. -Tho following nre
the closing prices 011 mining stocks:
Adams Con
A!lce
Hreeco
Hriinswick Con.
Cniustoek Tun..
Con. Cnl. Ai Vn.
De.idwood Terra. 50
Horn Sliver 190
Iron Sliver ivi
Lcadvllle Con.... S
IS 1 Little Chief ...
40 Ontario
I'M lophlr
10 Iphoenlx
.i's'PntosI
l.V. Rivairo
rtierra rrvaua
Small Hopes ...
.Standard
. 12
.973
. 10
.315
Cotton .Mnrket.
NKW YORK, Nov S.-COTTON-Qulet;
middling uplands, 7 3-16c; middling gulf,
s l-16e; Mile, none. Futures dosed very
steady; November. 7. He; December. 7. He;
January. 7.45c; February, 7.42e; Alarch,
7.10c; April, S.lOe; Mny. 7.38c; June, 7.37c;
July. 7.3jc; August. 7 26c
NKW ORLKANS. Nov S.-C'OTTON-Flnn.
sabs, 8.4.V) bales ordinary, f. 15-lfle;
good ordbiarv iiri-IO 'ow middling. oTfc,
middling, 7ltc, good mUUlIni;, 71iC mUi-
S.-WHKAT-Activc
December, 77c; Alay.
TOLKDO. O., Nov
nnd firm; ensh, 7614c!
79Jlc.
CORN Weak: December. fiO'.ic; AIny, 63c
OATS December, Mflic; Alay. 40?ic
RYIC Strong; December, $2.57'j.
Peoria .Mnrket.
-CORN-FIrm;
No. 3,
3 white, 4014 lOe,
PKORIA, Nov. 8,
61 c.
OATS Firm; No.
billed through.
WHI8KY-O11 the basis of $1.31 for fin
ished goods.
Iluluth CSrnln Mnrket.
DULUTH. Nov. S.-WIIKAT-No. 1 hard,
ensh. 71',ic; No. 2 northern, fiii'ic; No. 3
northern. 701ic; AIny, 731c.
lvansns City Live Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 8.-CATTLK-Receipts.
3,oi)0 natives. 1,000 Texuns and '00
calves; best beef steers and choice stockcr
and feeders steady, common cuttlo lower;
choice export and dressed beef steers, $5.90
ififi.40: fair to good, Jl.l'Wfi.oO; Miockers and
leeders. $2.70'I4.25. wrstciu fed Hteers, $3.00
li6.25: western range steers. $3.25174.8);
Texas nnd Indian steers, $2.7511 1.50; Texas
cow.1. $1,251(3.25: native cows. $2,501125,
heifers. $2.70?5.25: bulls. $2O0fi3.9; calve,
$3.001i5.65.
HOOS -Rc elpts. 13.0.m head: market 5c
lower; lop. $5 95; bulk of wales, 85.i;oii5.85;
heiuy. $5.!k)1i5.93. mixed packer. $5.7iV73.83;
light. $5,251(5.7714; pig. $4.!H1l5.20.
SHK1CP AND LA AIHS Receipts, 2.0J0
head; mnrket strong: native lamb. Sl.ooif
5.00: western hi nibs $3.751i l.iV); native
wethers. $2.251i3 75; western wethers, S3.25
fb3.cn; ewe. $2.751(.'!.10; culls. J2 W3.I5,
.... 86H
.. 41
..29
..C50 1
.. Hi I
.. 59
.. -17U
.. 16
.. 21
.. 4IU
:: SI;
.. ;w
l.i7
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Pf Steern Firm and lotivt, Qood Uawi aid
Fttdtrs tdj, bit Otken Wuk.
HOGS OPENED LOWER, BUT CLOSED STEADY
(nod to Choice Fnt Mieep and t.nnihs
!oId Itrndllr nt folly .Mend)
Prices nnd Feeders Also
Held .Inst About Mend).
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. S.
Receipt.' we,re.
OthcUl Monday
Official TucsaHy
Ulhctal Wednesday...
Otiltial Thursday ,
otlicui t'tiuay
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
.. o,.m 2,oH l,r'.'J
.. 3,623 b.lls 8,2:)
.. ti.VJt o,Pl b.l Iti
.. 3.04.1 "l.l.Kl 4,w8
.. 3,131 7,216 t 189
He diiiu (his week.. 20,567
Saint days last weck....2o.l4D
Same week ncfoie 24,9.'6
Saint: three weeks ago. .'-'6,;e3
bamo lour weeks ago. . .17,311
Same daya last yenr.... 8,120
AviTOiic prices paid for hogs at
Omaha the past several days, with
partsons:
36.301
47,383
M..f
;i8,0ol
41.785
2.1.213
South
coin-
Date. ,1901. .1m)., 1899. , 189S. jl897 U. 1895,
Oct 16,.
uct. 11..
Oct. II.,
itl. IJ.,
Oct, 20..
Oct. 21 .
Oct. 2.'..
Oft. .'.)..
Oct. 24..
Oct. 24..
Oct. 16,,
Oct. 27..
Oct. 2S.,
Oct 29..
Oct. no..
Oct. 31..
Nov. 1...
Nov. 2...
Nov. J...
Nov. 4...
Nov. 6. . .
Nov. 6...
Nov. 7...
Nov. S...
St. I, ouls Lire Stock Mnrkel.
ST. LO'MS, Nov. S.-CATTLK-Recelpts,
1.700 head. Including S00 Texnus; market
stendy for best steers; native shipping nnd
export steers. $5.(01(0.50; drcHsed beef
grades. $3.f.01i fi.f 0 ; steers under 1.0.10 lbs..
$2,751(5.00; stockers and feeders, $2.loii3.70;
cows and heifers. $2.001i 1.90; bulls. $2.25J(3.00;
Texns and Indian steers, $2.75fll.25; cows
and heifers, $2.2013.15.
I IOOS Receipts. 7,300 head: market 3c
lower; pigs nnd lights. $S.40lj5.6O; packers,
$5.t01i5.5; butchers, $5.701i6.o0.
SHICICP AND LA AIHS Receipts, 1.4f0
head; market steady; native muttons, $3.i5
(fiS.fio; lambs, $4,00fG.O0; culls nnd bucks,
2.(KWi3.25.
XI. .Insepli Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. JOSKPII. Nov. S.-CATTLK-ne-celpts,
S00 bend; market slow and weaker;
natives, $3.(11(0.75: cows and heifers, $1,151?
5.10; veals. $3.(m11j6.23.
HOGS Receipts. 9,'.W head, market weik
to Co lower, closed stronger: bulk. $5.V)'o
5.90; medium nml 'heavy. $5.721J1(0.0O; pigg,
Jl.251i5.50.
SIIKKP AND LAAIHS-Rccelpts, I.7C0
head; steady tn 10c higher; top lambs, Ji.so,
(lock In Sight
The following table shows the tcceints of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the llo priutipil
WIlil'H llltllliuin 101 .n --llllirr n.
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas city
St. I mils
Joseph
St.
Total...
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
. 3.131 7.516 1.159
. 2.5on 27,010 ll.Ofo
. t.ooo IS.! 0 2,000
. 1,'CO 7".Vl 1, '10
. S00 9,'.oi) 1,7i'(l
.12.131 61716 1V25D
i'en Oil Nous,
Houston Dally Post, No 5.
"After several delays the eighty. seventh
gusher came In on Spindle Top this morning
on block No. 37. It Is reported to have
been brought In ns a six-Inch, with n thor
oughly satisfactory How.
"Kvhlence going In show Hint tho pressure
under Spindle Top Is not decreasing Is pll
lug up evciy rlny. A test on the Texas Oil
and Pipe Line compnny's well was made to
day nnd the pressure gauge registered 112
pounds to the square Inch, which Is tho
greatest pressure po fnr known.
"Air. Sliiupe, 0110 of tho most surer sKfnl
oil operators In Heanmont. said yesterday
that several of (lie more prominent oil men
wero contemplating the erection of refin
eries at Heaumnnt.
"Tho nil steamer Cordlum Is due to arrive
nt Port Arthur tomorrow to tuko chargo of
CO.ooo barrels of oil for ICurope.
"The shipment of oil by roll for last three
working days In November, 121 car?."
The above clipping from tho HnuMon
Dally Post Is an tinblnaeil condition of tho
oil situation at Renunmnt. s a tinnmial
venture tho oil prospects on Spindle Top
IltdKhtu nre upoken of In the highest forms
by everyone and tho greatest money-making
business of th ng. Every gusher brought
In Is a fortune for the owners.
Kvery reader of this article has It within
his power to be tho possessor of a block in
one of the best companies now doing busi
ness on Spindle Top. Write tin Omaha.
Texas Oil Co.. Council niulfs. la., for your
needs. They invito the closest Investlga-'.on.
I 6 22 I
,1 b 2!i
i 6 W,
.1 t 99;ti
I 6 HI 1
i t. I'oHl
S W I
5 S9i
5 M I
8 7241
5 G7
C 731 ii
'I
I 5 h2i
I 6 71 la,
S 6 7P,,
: j 6j4
., 5 Oi'a
I 72
4 M
4 1:
4 1.1
4 Ml
4 2
.8.'.l
4 b
4 54
4 52
I 501
4 47
I oil
I 601
4 50
I 66
I 84
I 67
I 69
4 JOJ
4 lti
4 101
4 161
I 51
4 13
(
4 I6
4 141
4 131
4 1S
4 101
4 10
I
4 09
4 03
4 01
4 01
4 01
4 0:
4 01
I 02
I 16,
I S 5l 3 20 I 70
3 70,
3 67
; is,
3 711
3 65
3 M
I
3 59,
3 5S
3 61,
3 471
3 tV.
3.541
3 56!
3 53
3 45
:i 43
3 51
3 521
S M
u u
3 54
3 521
3 Ml
3 ii.
3 41
3 3S
3 43
3 3SI
3 2$
3 26 3 Jl
4 J.
2 '.'3
3 25
3 26
3 25
, 79
3 U
3 b)
3 49
a 51
3 5i
3 4$
3 44
3 3i
3 36
Hi
43
43
II
4l
3 55 I
3 13 3 41
3 2
3 17
3 13
:i 151
3 171
3 19, 3 40
I 3 43
3 27 3 11
3 30,
3 31, 3 33
211
3 17
J 23
3 2
3 ?5
3 33
3 45
3 29
Indicates Sunday.
Thu jtllctul number of cur.s ot stock
brought lu today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs.She p.H'r's.
C, Al. & St. P. Ry ''
O. A: St. L. Ry 3
.Missouri Pacltlc Ry.. .. I
I'nlon Pacltlc system. 9 13 .. 1
c. N. W. Ry 1 I
F.. K. U Al. V. Ry.... 11 is
C, St. P.. Al. &. O. Ry 6 10 2
H. Al. R. R. R 62 21 4
C, H. ife li, Ry 6 11
K. C. & St. J. Ry.... 15 1
C, R. I. P., cast... 10 7
C. It, 1. & P.. west... i I
Illinois Central I
Total receipts ....122 1W 6 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each Oliver nurchaslng tha
number ot head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 174 ),o72 ....
II. tl. llnmmnnd Co 414 .... ....
Swift anil Company 5:3 1.2S4 19
Cudahv Packing Co R62 1,76? R
Armour &. Co 2S7 2,oSs
Cudahy, from Kansas C 41S
R. Heckcr & Degan 12
Vunsunt &. Co 29
Uibman Si Co 112
W. I. Stephen 1
Hill & IluntztnRcr 13s
Livingstone .t Schaller.. f.9
Dennis A Co 3S
H. F. Ilobblck n
llnmilton & R 1
Wolf & Al 76
Fowler 523
Other buyers 272 .... 2.140
Total 3H "".235 2,311
CATTLK Receipts of cattle wete fairly
liberal today for this time of the week,
and, as was noted yesterday, tho propor
tion of cornfeds was larger than It has
neon for some lime post. There were very
few western range beef cattle lu the yards.
All kinds of desirable grades were In ac
tive demand ami no radical changes In
prices wero noted.
There were close to thirty cars of corn
fed steers 011 sale this morning, and, tho
demand being uotlve and the quality of
the offerings good, the market was Arm
and most everything was out of first hands
at ae. early hour. As 'the. sales below will
show, there were several bunches go-od
enough to sell from J6.00 up. Puckers of
course went after the better grades first,
but still sellers had no difficulty In dis
posing of tho commoner kinds nt fully as
good prices as were paid yesterday.
The cow mnrket did not have quite the
life to It today that characterized tlie trado
vesterdav. The better grades, however.
Mild at good, steady prices without ony
trouble. The medium kinds, though, were
neglected and In n good many Instances
sellers thought they did not get quite
steady price. Cnnners were also a Itttle
draggy todu.i.
iiiero was little or no chnnge noticeable.
In the prices paid for bulls, veal calves
and stags.
Tho stocker and feeder trade wns lu
verv satisfactory idinpe today for this
time ot the week. Speculators bought up
the better grades ,it steady prices nnd even
Iho commoner kinds sold more freely than
Is usually the case on Friday.
There were only a lew western rnngo
iiteers In the jards good enough for killers.
Those that were offered sold readily nt
steady prices. Ruiige cows of good lo
cholco quality were Just about steady, but
others were a little slow and weak. Stock
ers and feeders held right closo lo steady
nil around, not very many being on Bale.
Reprcsentotlve sales:
HlCKl" bTKKRS.
1..
4..
S..
1"
7.
1..
IS..
I..
M
V.'.
11..
r...
15..
A v.
. 915
. 930
Pr.
3 30
3 50
so:
10:0
1037
1370
1111
930
1,60
1030
1021
1000 3 73
4 '
4 00
4 23
4 25
4 40
I 40
4 50
5 00
.'0
No,
5. . .
40. . .
10...
13...
3S...
43...
15...
20...
90...
20. . .
19...
A v.
. . .115(7
...121S
...1224
...1203
...1333
...1273
...140H
...1301
...1325
...1400
...1313
Pr.
5 2i
5 40
5 95
n 95
Ii Oil
; pi
B 30
1! 30
Ii 30
6 35
6 40
ST K ICRS AND HKIFKRS
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
5
1
1.
I.
1....
1....
1..'..
3....
5....
10....
1....
1....
9...,
1.'...
1....
1....
12....
1....
.1216
..1211
..10M
. . MO,
.. S90
.. MO
.. 950
.. 9i)
.. 60
700
65S
510
MO
1015
........1010
M0
1170
070
9i
1030
P03
1125
925
1090
1110
433
SAO
510
ft 10
765
. . 6U0
..106.5
55.
COWS.
1
1 ,
s
!.... 1.
IK
ii!!!!
n
l!I!'.
1
12....
'i'.'.'.'.
1....
1....
1....
10....
1....
1 P5
5 30
(
1 00
I 50
1 30
2 00
2 r
2 in)
2 00
2 00
2 If)
2 25
2 25
2 Hr
3 40
2 .71
2 50
2 50
2 50
2 50
2 (VI
2 60
2 ii)
2 Ml
2 90
IIKIF1CRH.
Ml 6 40
....1010
.... 970
.... 919
....1010
.... 959
....1240
....1000
....1005
....1110
....1000
.... 935
.... 905
....1062
....1073
.... K30
....00
....1O50
.... 9'.)
....1153
91
2 9o
2 90
2 "90
2 93
3 00
3 00
;i 10
.3 25
3 10
3 40
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 60
1..
.1200 3 75
.1015 4 (0
20. .
.
14..
fi..
14..
t
1
1
1
1.
.1100
.1150
. S2')
. 670
.USD
2 10
2 13
2 40
2 50
i 00
2 65 2....
j ;;o
HULLS.
1 Oil 1....
2 10 2....
2 13 1....
2 25 1....
30 1.
.1420
.1323
. 902
. 695
. 765
. 3M
. 843
. 300
12S0
....1360
....1190
....1100
970
4 00
4 00
2 90
2 90
3 00
3 10
3 15
2 50
3 00
3 W
3 00
3 15
STOCK COWS AND HICIFKRS.
1..
If..
1..
1..
1..
1..
ti"l
.1120
. 570
. 22"
. 220
. 170
. 110
I
1.
2 50
2 .71
2 SO 2...
CALVKS
3 50
4 In
I 50
00
I.
20
260
535
150
110
250
. 360
. 2SI
. :;u
. 1:10
.1330
..1170
STOCK CALVKS.
2 M)
3 01
I
3 00
3 uo
4.
I....
10...,
STAOS.
r.i'o
370
lit
3 O0
;i so
2 C5
5 00
5 00
5 65
:i p
:; I)
3 65
..mi 5 15
sfociCKRS AND FK1CDKRS.
1...,
t...
J...,
5 . . . ,
6...
1...
I...
14...
NO.
4 eows
4 tows
1 bull
2 rows
1 cow,. ,.
1 cow....
2 ff eilers
2 feederr
'I feeders
9JO
335
. 430
. 350
. 60
. VA
. ffh I
. 6S0
.1000
. 1W6
A v.
. . 975
90
I no
2 HI
2 2.1
2 35
2 .7)
2 m
9....
1....
IS....
. 1.1
3 Ii)
t. U
NliHRAKKA.
490
403
.ISO
762
102
912
727
920
731
3 00
3 00
.1 Of.
3 10
3 10
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 V)
Pr
2 30
1 B0.
.1370 2 10
. g'O 2 50
1020
. 90
740
M0
9W
2 50
2 90
2 50
2 7,i
3 10
No,
22 cows. . .
lOijowr. ..
2 Fleers...
1 steer....
5 steers...
5 steers.. .
1 cow .
5 eows.
1 bull...
Av.
751
M2
W
svo
990
, 941
S90
7I6
10
ri.
2 30
2 73
2 01
'.' 00
3
3 33
2 41
2 (1
2 5i)
1 feeder. 750 JM 3 stags loin 21
2 cows . 1050 I SO 2 cows... lOOn ; .'5
1 cow M0 1 75 11 cows. ... SW 3 10
1 COW ... . Sot) 2 23 1 bllll.t. 1170 J ')
Scows..... S2I 2 .VI I cow 90) 3 15
10 feeders.. Kn 3 15 lOlnifi is. SJS 2 4'i
1 hcirer.. 1110 2 on
2 cows 910 2 no Scows ...MO 7."
Jlcows ! S no 10 cons. ...912 2 5
21 cows 996 2 1". 3 heifers... 370 It 10
COLORADO.
2Jcows tr. 2 20 17 cows.,,.. So? 1
15 cows 99-1 2 S.3 37 cows .... 925 2 m
23 cows 974 I") 15 cows Jtl .! 2i
I steer 1 1 in r. M) 12 heifers... UI3 '.' ii
1 steer. ...1210 4 5n
R. H. Northcott-Colo.
26 feeder?.. 729 2 so 1 feeder... 729 2 .M
I feeder. ..I'O) 2 .". 1 feeder... 750 (V)
1 COW 1120 3 25 1 bull 930 2 75
2 bulls 56i) 3 35
It. O. Plnney-S. D.
I con'.' 900 1 73 3 iow.s PM 1 .i
Scows I01V) 2 50 Scows P'.v) ; Vi
1 cow 950 2 50 lstag 1210 2 50
1 bull 1310 2 5"
I cow 1070 3 ) Jo con f 101 3 I)
1 cow 1220 3 (0
Dllmer .t O.-Neb.
Meows 9S7 3 35 S9 steers. . ..1069 4 ()
J. Milter H.-Neb.
10 cows S46 3 33 26 steers.... PAII 3 10
37 cows S7S 3 35 Pn steer.... " to
Meows ;rj7 335 1 steer i:;S1 son
I cows 792 2 CO ficows I'M 2 35
li cows 960 3 lo
6 feeders.. Idol
J.
7 feeders.. 7SS
10 feeders.. S2
0. Hale Neb.
3 7(1
O. Hangh Neb.
17 feeders.. M.l 3 30
5 cows SSS
5 cows.. ,..1031
1 cow V70
I cow 1020
1 bull 12(H)
J.
1 30
;i .to
Teaty
3 Hi)
3 00
3 (V)
3 O)
2 40
A. Slmtslre Neb,
Hro?
2 feeders
1 bull
1 bull....
1 hull
, 9.71
1410
1470
,1220
3 25
2 00
2 30
2 30
4 feeders.. 793 3 30 1! eows MAI a .VI
11 feeders.. S20 3 30 1 row IPSO 3 50
feeders.. 7S7 3 30 1 cow ldO 3 50
1 bull 13i) 2 vn 1 cow So 3 50
3 cows 750 3 50 1 cow KO 3 50
1 cow 960 3 JO
W. C llnri-laCntn
22 steors.... 9ni ,1 25 17 cows 907 3 iS
cnir 220 4 (0 5 cows (VS 2 fi
2 cows 1010 2 40
. . R. Collins-Colo.
lJS steers... 952 4 00 6 steer 932 3 00
R. Raker Neb.
1? cows S53 2 75 9 rows 1013 3 10
fow 990 8 10 1 cow S10 "75
1 bull 1200 2 10
HOGS Today's hog market wns rathsl
low lu opening and the tlrst loads sold
mostly 24l5c lower than yesterday's gen
eral market. The early libit were right
around $5.63. but as sellers were generally
holding for better prices not many sold At
those figures. Packers were slow to rnls
their bids, but they wanted the hogs, and
as the morning advanced tho market took
on moro life and prices Improved, on tho
LnlJ uml t,,p decline of the morning whs
fully regained, so that while the market
opened 2'tV5c lower it closed stendy with
yesterday's general market. After the bn.i
begun to change hands tho trade ruled ac
tive nnd everything was disposed of at 1
reasonably early hour. The bulk of nil tho
sales today went from $5.63 lo $5.70. and as
high as JS.bO was paid. Represont.itho
sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sli. Pr.
66 232
29 St)
119 122
59 163
32 194
114 US
92 ISO
IS 3S7
S3 162
48 155
.U6
.230
.183
.24.1
.2S0
.191
252
.'215
.01
91
34....
74....
78....
SI....
ss....
5S....
66....
36....
78 203
94 204
5S 193
40 25C
7S 215
66 193
59 262
SO 319
59 232
....219
....27R
...,2S7
. . . .256
....225
....2S0
....371
.245
...261
...221
.2S0
5
0 2a
5 45
r. 00
b 60
(0 (t
5 00
5 2'.i
5 ft.'',
5 62'j
3 631.
5 M
5 65
t
5 65
ti 63
5 65
5 65
5 .V
5 1V1
5 65
6 65
5 6i
5 65
ti 65
n tii
5 (V.
5 671 3
6 ImI,3
5 671 -j
5 6714
5 67 la
5 67 1 3
5 (I7!i
ti 67 la
5 67 li
5 67 'k
r. i.Tif
5 Kill
40
120
SO
12)
360
120
SO
120
1110
120
SO
120
240
240
120
200
SO
120
120
SO
210
40
200
40
100
40
40
200
SO
120
160
No.
65. .
61..
59...
70...
S7
. .233
..266
.171
64 2IS
73 211
64 217
71 207
210
200
40
cm
so
210
t fitli
39 301 :'0 ti 7'4
t0 254 IL'O 5 67'i
71 223 120 fi 67K.
03..
S6..
71..
67..
.2S1
...296
...UK
.. 2S9
""3
'.'.'.2SI
...202
...19S
...261
. . .29.1
...2.11
...230
40
200
240
40
ivi
'so
20
40
.VI
tl
6 67 '3
ti 67 li
5 H7V2
5 7',
5 67 14
ti 671s
5 67',!
5 6714
5 67' s
5 (1714
til'
60.
SO...
66...
76...
60...
61...
92...
61...
30. . .
2.5. . .
70 ..
.57...
62...
41...
SI...
77...
S5...
SI...
50...
11. . .
I'd...
63. . .
71...
SO. . .
50...
5S...
1U1. . .
111...
62...
63...
54...
60. . .
75...
76...
75. . .
73...
SO. . .
66...
St...
1:6...
70...
CI...
31...
u). . .
1...
.250
.220
...232
...21
...326
. . .256
. . .20s
...266
. . .25s
...2tO
...SI2
...29.5
,..29S
, . .2VS
. . .277
. . .242
..2rtl
, . .221
...247
. 211
, . .255
, . .297
...233
, . .239
...315
...2S2
...273
. . ,2
, . .2S7
...274
..:';
..m
.lit
. .23s
. .224
..234
..241
..217
..231
..210
..25S
. .3S5
. .37S
..259
5 67 la
5 674
5 (jjlj
5 tips
ti 671-4
5 07' .
5 67' a
5 67'a
5 67',
ti 67lj
0 67'j
5 67 li
J ii!"
ft hi'i,
5 t7'j
5 67 1
5 filly
i 67'j
5 6. 'a
. . 5 671,
100 3 67'i
SO 5 671a
. . . 5 6714
V) 5 67' 2
n ui'v
5 67',
5 67',
ti 67 1 s
5 67',
ti 6,1,
fi 70
5 70
5 70
n 70
5 70
5 70
5 70
120
40
120
120
120
SO
10
SO
120
120
120
10
120
to
SO
4 SO
160
120
120
101
Ml
120
120
SO
10
SO
120
ioo
A 7u
5 70
5 70
5 70
5 70 '
f. 70
ti 70
3 70
i 70
5 70
5 70
5 70
5 70
5 72',
5 SO
5 SO
SIIKKP 1'horo weio only a few curs ol
sheep and lambs on sule this morning and
but n smoll percentage of what did nrrlv.
was good enough for killers. Packers were
nnxloiis for supplies, so they paid good
steady prices for the kinds they wanted.
1 here wero some native owes and lntnb
on sale today that were better than no
thing that tins been on tlie market tn some
tlino, and as a result they oroiight good
prices. The ewes sold at $3.43 and tho
liimbs at II. ,0. Aside from those there was,
very little fat stuff offered.
Feeders sold nt steady prices tnd,iy where
the quality was satisfactory. There w.i
one bunch good enough to sell at $3.50, but
they, were choice, Feeder lambs also
brought steHdy prices,
Quotations: Choice yearlings, $3.10ff3.63;
fnlr to good yeurllugs, $3.2nW3.41; choice
wethers, $3.::0i73.r.O; fair to good wethers!
3.1033.30; choice eweF. $2.90?j3.25; fnlr tn
R'1!!J, TS.08'. ',v2.9il; choice spring luinhs,
$4.WHJI.60; fair to good spring lambs, $l.lo'(j
4.30; feeder wothers, 3.0utf3..7); feeder
liimbs, $3.fio&.4,10. Representative. sal-.
No.
1 bucks
1(i2 cull ewes
2 western ewes
217 feeder lambs
HI ntitlvn ewes
SO native lambs
3 cull owes
5 bucks
236 cull ewes
S western wethers ,
RS western Iambs
3S6 .Mexican feeder lambs...,
167 .Mexican feeder liimbs...,
743 .Mexican wethers
Av.
92
SI
70
S3
119
67
SO
112
S6
63
(vi
S?
Pr.
$1 51
l 50
3 "O
3 25
3 li
t 70
I IN)
1 w
2 ?o
3 f,0
4 60
'.' 00
3 Oi
3 ,7)
CHICAGO I.IVi: .STOCK MAIIKKT.
Cattle Mnn In Slendy Hogs SI on In
l.nTrer.
CHICAGO, Nov S. -CATTLR--Receipts,
2.5O0 head: slow, steady; good lo prima
steers, Jo.oO'go.S.i; poor to medium. $3. iff
6.90; stockers nnd feeders, $2."fll.2fi: eows
nnd heifers. $1 25'(5.00; ca 'is. $125112 25.
bulls. Sl.7f.ff 1.50; calves. I'.Wti 6 23: Teviis
steers. $3.001.00; western steers, $3.6i'if 5.43
HOOS- Receipts. 27.HO lieud; fstlm.itrd
tomorrow. 2l,ooo; left over. S.ooo; market
opened slow lo 5c lower ami closed strong;
mixed and butchers. $5.60'J6.00: good in
choice heavy. $5 60f5 95; rough heavy, $5.75
rn(5.55; light. J5.35WO.fiO; bulk of sales, $.Vfiii!
5. SO.
SHICICP AND LAJIHS -RocelptR. 12 00
head; good to choice wethers. S3.50W4 25.
fair to choice mixed. $2.90fi:). 10; western
sheep, J3 onij3.i)0: native lambs, JiSflfllH);
weRtern Inmbs, JlldS 4.f0.
it ork Live MoeU Mnii.el,
NKW TORK, Nov. S - -HKKVKS Re
ceipts, 2.S41 head; steers steady to strong,
cows firm to 10(! higher; steers, Jt i0f6.2.i;
oxen nnd stags, $2,0014,75; bulls, nominal;
rows, Jl.fiOfyS.SO. Cables quota live eattlo
nrm nt 1217 13c. dressed weight, nnd re
frigerator beef at 9i10c. ICxports minor-
,Vi n-l.ln .....I ft ?.l nl,i,r,n.. t1 l,r.,f
CALVICS-Recelpts. 221 heud. Hcudy;
veals. Jl.76u-X.33. grassers. $3(o'3.60.
SIIKKP AND LA.MHS Hceclpls. S.0-0
head; sheep llrnier, lambs stead v to 1 'o
higher, sheep, J'.',253.M. Inmbs. $1251(5 23;
Canada lambs, 11 75fi5.00. culls. $3.(0
I IOOS Receipts, 2,414 head, lower, west
erns, J5.M, htato liogH nominal.
. RiY C. MERRILL ft CO.,
Grain, Stocks and7 Provisions
Room 4 N. Y. Life.
Telephone 691.
TrtpOB IDS.
B07A Commission Co
uceeMort tp Jm B. Bj A C.,
OMAHA. NEB.
COMMISSION
iiraik. rnoviiiosjt and stocks.
Har4 at Trade Balldlaa.
Street wlrti to Chleaio and Nw Trlf
Csruindeac, John A. WitiTtn C