Nebraska Newspapers

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THK OMAHA DAILY MKE: PAT L HP AT, OV K"M BRR Ml. 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CaiMl Oitj Zijtn on Ohioifi Board
. Affect Corn Priwi.
BULLS DOMINATE THE GENERAL MARKET
Jlecomher Wheat, llecnmlirr L'orn and
DeoetntiPr Oats All Close n rrnc
' Hon Higher, itIIIi Some
Provisions.
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-A strong bullish
feeling prevailed In tho grain markets to
day as a result of thn heavy demand In the
coarsn grains. December wheat closed Ho
higher, December corn Tic up and De
cember out 94TIV4G higher. Provisions
closed a shade lower to 2'4c higher,
Corn trailers Ignored 11 hrnvv Fti t
dltUHtlon, hh Indicated by lower cables at
the opening anil started December un
changed to l,e higher at Kihisoim. 'i fits
rapidly growing strength thul has mani
fested Itself lately In this pit began to
dominate the whole board, now arrivals
nere In went demand iiml the prosettco of
Kan miis City grain men hero bidding for
the carload offerings for Bhlpmi'nt to Ivan
shs and Oklahoma was a dead weight to
the bull argument New corn was bid for
tar beyond the supplies at hand, No. 4
bringing fiOliOne nnd No. 3 60f61e, Ridding
at rlvnr points also was on the bast or
2!iO a bushel over Chlcngo for May. With
nil these Influence lo bear on thn situation
December advanced quickly lo fHjc, At
tlili price, however, prntlt-takiug was popu
lar anil prices cased off somewhat. Tho
greater part of the early trade was by
commission houses, though professionals
soon became buyers. Shorts seem prac
tically to havo quit the tnarknt. Towurd
the end of tho session the demand sprung
ii h cm In and December closed strong, H,rW
V up at tjOfWir. Receipts were 91 cars.
rndoubtcdly the greatest support In
wheat was the strong bullish trndency of
the corn and oats markets. Wheat opened
fining, considering the weaker cable lUt,
large, receipts ami only fair-sized clear
ances. Early offerings were light, tho
outside markets were bullish and Decern
her. which started Unchanged at 721Vy7214c,
quickly sold tip to 72'ic. High prices re
sulted n considerable liquidation, but the
market stood It well. Later reports Indi
cated a poor condition of the winter crop
and expressed fear that freezing weather
would llnd the grain too weak to live
brought another advance. December clos
ing llrm, He up. at 72i,fr7;"ic Local re
ceipts were 72 cars, six of contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported S10 cars,
making a total for the thrcn points of S2
ears, against 823 last week and 623 a vcar
ago, Primary receipts wcrn 1,137,000 tin..
ompured with fLl7,(i00 last your. Seaboard
learances In wheat and Hour were 621,000
bu, Argentine shipments bad decreased
materially, this week's report Indicating
MjIhki bu.. against 172,000 bun week.
The hull factors III mts wero tbo same
as they have been for the last two davs,
n strong cash market and the corn nd
apce. December opened '4c lower, but
quickly recovered on active buying and a
Khnrt demand. Uefore noon tirlces had
passed yesterday's high mark. May selling
a.1..4,' ,no highest price in seven years.
Helling was scattered until high prli'es In
fluenced pnillt-taklng. December sold be
tween ;w;! and 40'ic and closed llrm. JiftHc
higher, at loU'iHu3,!'. Receipts were 193
cars.
Provisions were iiulet, with an easy tone
mid n fairly steady market. Prices were
lower on lower prices for hogs, but in tho
latter the large run of hogs was readily
taken bv parkcrs anil better demand for
futures brought a slight advance. Junuarv
pork closed 2'jo up at $15. January lard a
shade lower at SS.5214 ami January ribs a
slnido lower at $7.6714
Eatlmuted receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
" (I)rhr:dr"' lll;'"'s: "t!'' :ln cn,',! '"'BS.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlelcs.l Open. lllgh. l.owricloscjYcs'yi
Wheat
Nov.
Dec.
May
Corn
Nov.
D'c.
May
Oats
Dec.
May
Tork
Jan.
May
Lard
t oc.
Jan.
May
Jan.
May
I 71T 7jt
72'viMi -jaifVi 21Wt 72Ti i
7.Wj7, 7f.lv 75i 76i ' 73-
W W.i
WT6 60' 4 fiMJ 59Ti60- f.7i
62?, if 03 V:Vl';'!i 62?J 63!4B2siOT
15th 41 u lllifcs in,
11 90 15 f 14 S2,i jr. 00 it 9;ii
IS 10 15 22Jj 15 or, 15 20 15 171?
8 4,-, s no s is g so s ro
2S'r 'S47'-' sr,-".t
S S 67(4 8 00 8 f,71i, 8 fJ7!4
I
7 (J?W. 7 I77V5 7 7 7U 7 TO
7 77'S 7 82', 7 7714 7 82541 7 8214
' No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
KLOPIt Finn: winter patents. J.l.sn-i
3.K1; straights. $:i.0ofi;!.40: clears, J2.7OS3.20:
spring speelnls. tl.noirt.iO; patents, $3.25
3..0: straights, $2.fi0rn3.20.
. JVUHAT No. 3. 67ti71'.4c: No. 2 red, 7I14&
' r?rRN-No. 2 yellow, 62c.
J.yAT5N,- '-jUhWAio: No. 2 white, I4!2fr
44i;o: No. 3 white. 43Ui4l!4c.
FIVE No. 3. 6ol4ac.
KAItLISY Kalr to choice malting. BlVSfiOc
S15I2DS No. 1 (lax. $1.4714: No? 1 uah.
western, $1.(8; prlmo timothy, IG.004iG.10:
clover, contract grade, $9.
I'ROVISIONS-Mesa pork, per bbl.. T13 75
at 3.S0. ,1-ard. per HW lbs.. $8.50(38.5214. Short
ribs Rides (looso), $7.8(V(r7.9;',. Dry Baited
shoulders (boxedt. $7.257.00. Short clear
sides tboxed), $S.158.2.-..
WJIISKY-Hasls of high wines. $1.31.
Thn followlnr are tho receipts ami ship,
monts for tho last twenty-four hour:
"". iioceinxs. Hninment
Flour, bbls , 40,000
"Wheat, bu 180,000
Corn, bu 100,000
Oats, bu 173,000
Ttyc, bu 19,000
Barley, bu RVftm
On 4h Trn.1,,A vnU. ...... , i . ' .
. v ; wvv vAw.mtiho louav inn nut
ter mar.ket wub firm: croajnerles. lSfio
dairies 14Q20c. Cheese, steady, 9U10!ic.'
lCggs. Arm; fresh, 23c. '
XBAV YoniC GBMHRAki MARKBT,
26,000
27,000
93,000
221,000
62S.0O0
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.
.ASwUORK' Nov IS-FLOUU-Heoelpts,
14,523 bbls.; exports, 16.41U bbls.; market
Xalrly active and tinner, with wheat: win
ratonti. $3.fi0'r3.90; wlntor straights.
3.0vj3.6O: Minnesota patents. $3.SOjf4.lO; win!
ifcf!,i:',s' 1-60'r2-!K; Mlnucsotu bakers,
t2.90t8.2o: winter low grades. $2.50(82.60. Uvo
?-Qi'I:.flnlaii?:rr 10 K00t1' N'00); choice "to
fnney, $3.3.-u3.S5.
COnNMEAL Klrm; ye low western. $1 SO
city. $1.27; nrajidywlne, $3.35Q3.M. '
nRAN-$34.50(ff35.00.
RYE Firm; No. 2 westorn. 6714c, f. o. b.
afloat.
RAnTKY-Flrm; malting, B714S6lc, o. I.
f.. liufTalo.
WHEAT-Itecclnts. 45,450 bu.; spot, firm;
W .2 red, 83140, o, b anoat: No. 2 red
5?t' el0VHJ.or: No; Inorthern. Duluth
wj'tc. f. o. b., afloat. Options opened barely
steady, reflecting bearish cables, but
promptly recovering, held llrm most of the
jsnslon. Including Wall street and foreign
buying, there was actlvo outside demand
again, with very little for sale. The cloie
ws firm at lic advance. May, 80 15-164f
Slc, Closed at St4c; December, 79111150 3.100.
closed At K0ic
COFtN-nec-olpts. 4,000 bu.; exportu, S64 bu.
flpot, llrni: No. 2. 65e. elevator, and C9c
f. 0. K, afloat. Options were llrm and nr.
tlvo oti renewed cash demand west, light
orfflrlngs. good speculRtlvo buying and sym
pathy with wheal, uioscil flrtn nnd 14
i4 higher. Mil- 7Kn8e. closed at Wt
,)?! f.mI,c. MYatfsic closed at 67ic.
4,',V,AIS".U,c'"lB' l3W nu" exports. 1.OC0
W. Spot, stronger: No. 3 46c; No. 3, :e;
No.. 2 whltt.. 49e. No. 3 white. 4S14c; rack
mixed white. 4.ti40iic; track wlilte. 46052e.
Options were firmer, but uulet.
"UA.'E":'JUl't! K00,x to choice, S:i4(n90c.
lIOl'8-Qulet: state, common to choice
1901 crop. 12J,15Hc;- 1900 crop. Pgi4c" 899
erop. bUllej IMeltfo roust. 1901 crop, KSISHc;
iro erop. 9'nHc: is99 crop, cwiic "'u'l',
inDKH-Steady: Oalveston. 20 to 25 lbs..
He California, 21 to 25 Ilia., 194c' Texas
dry. 21 to so lbs., ltvjo. ' lcxaB
LE ATI I KH Steady; hemlock sole. Heunos
AyrcB. light to heavyweights. 25n;6Hc
WOOL-Diill; domestic fleece, 'gfesfcj
Tux 11 s. 16il7c. -m-,
PHOVISIONS lleef. steady; packet. $15 00
15.20; family. Ml.O.var.'.wj mos's $9,50': V.eef
hams, $20.500121.50; extra India mess, $17 0011
l!! '&Jri!1. mVW' wP'i.lekled holllea.
$f.5V10.0; pickled shou dors. J7.2f.CT7 50
pickled hams, $fl.8714i 10.00. Lard, steiuly
continent, $9.05; South America, $10; com
pound, $7.50U7.75; western steamed, $S.S3.
,1'ork, dull; family, $17.(W(i 17.25; short
clear. J17.MMjlO.00; mess, $15.0fl8 16.00.
TALI.OV-nrmi city ($2 per pkg.). 5SKT
l.t!: country (pkgs. freoV 5ift6c.
.IU!TTi:n-H..cclits. 2.915 pgs.; strong;
state dairy. IRtt23v; creamery, 17!h2IHe; June
creamery. 17U224o; factory, 1214tt ifiUc.
. CHEESi; Hccelpts. 6.136 jikgs.; steady;
tnvu; large September, SljItSc: fancy
largo October. 9!aiflSc; fancy small Sep.
tMiilier, 10Vif10?o; fancy small October. 9
IflMKl. '
(jaa-Kecelpts, 6,763 pkt;s.j firm; Ute
and Pcnnsslvanla, 26fi.57c; western candied,
2lfi27r; western uncnndled, rJfi26"
F'0 1' LT It Y A 1 1 v e . dull and v.raker.
springers. stJSHc ttirkeys. stsHe: fowl,
fflSHc, dressed, uulet; springers, lo'iMO'.'
fowls, 9o, turkeys, liyi2c,
MHTAlJ- Tin loc-illy had another decld d
advance today 011 spot, ehlelly due to .1
corner In supplies. The market was strong
all day and the close strong at JM.IC?) A'.lf.
At l-otulon the values at tho start advanced
il 'jd. hut later reacted l"s and cloicd
weak, with spot (iloted at 115 5 and fu
tures at 10". A good business was done
abroad. I,end remains dull at home and
abroad, closing at $1.3i',a and 11 23 Id, re
spectively. Spelter was quiet at lndon
and New York, closing at CPS 12s fid and
$1.30, nominal, repcctlvcly. Iron wns quiet.
Pig Iron wat rants. $9.fcttl0.M; No. 1 nor It
em foundry, 15.(I'16.W; No. 2 southern
foundry, $ll.UMHf.i; No. 1 southern
foundry, $t4.fin4(l...r; No. 1 t-outhern soft
foundry, $H.&0Cil6.0. Ulasgow Iron war
rants closed at 55s M and Mlddlcsbnrough
closed at 43s 4'sd. Copper In lindon was
10a higher, with spot quoted ut 61 15s and
futures at 65 5s. locally, the market re
mains dull, but values were In buvcrs'
favor and quoted nt $lf,.R5fc 17.00 for taiko
tsupenor ana JiB.3i4'(ilfi.62'4 for casting and
electrolytic. The. production of copper dur
ing October was thn largest on record, be
ing 21,098 tons, making the total for the
ien moninE .ii.r.'i tons, as compared with
223,387 tons for tho same period lust year.
OMAHA AVIlUl.KSAI.il MAItli UTS.
CORN FAILURE AS A BLESSING
Condition of Trmlp nnd (tuiilntlnns 011
Staple anil Knncy Produce.
KaOS-Itccelpts, light; fresh slock, 20c.
I-tVK POULTFtY-Hcns. 5fl514c: young
and old roosters, lo; turkeys, 7if8c; ducks
und geese, 6if6',4c; spring chickens, per lb
6i6J4c.
1HJTTKH Common to fair. 13c! rhnlen
dairy. In tubs, i:,viGc; separator, 232tc.
FIlkSH riSIJ-lllack bass, 18c; white
buss, 10c; bluetlsh, lie; bullheads, 10o: bluo
11 ns, 7c; burraloes, 7u; catllsh, 12c; cod, He;
crannies. He: halibut, lie: lierrlmr. 7o! Iiml.
dock, loo; pike, iuc; red snapper, 10c; sal
mon, 11c; Hiinusn, dc; iroui, w, wnitellsli,
fair. Receipts. 3 cars.
OYSTElth Mediums, tier can. 2!V-- c!ln,l.
ards. per can. 25c: extra, selects, nrr ran
33e ; New York counts, per can. 4oc; bulk
aianuuruH, per gai j.suyj,K; uuik extra
selects, $1.6i!'-1.65.
PIUi;ONH-LlVe, per doz., COc.
VUAI-Cholce. 6t(Sic.
HAY-Prices nuoted hv Omaha Whnln9t
Hay Dealers' aHSi.elutlou: (.'linlen unlunH
j'j.5o; No. 2 upland, $S.u0: medium, $S; coarse.
!,. ny airaw, o.". 1 ucso prices are ror
hay of good color and quality. Demand
ruir. itecclpis, 10 cars.
Wli 15 AT IHC.
roitN-New, 4Sc; old, tc
HltAN-$17.
OATSllc.
VEG1STA FILES.
POTATOES Homo grown anil northern,
SCJi'JOc; Salt Lake, $1; Colorado, $1.
niui-i.AiN 1 rcr uoz., 76C.
CAUHOTS-l'or bu., Wc.
IIEETS-Per half-bu. basket, 30c.
TUKNIPS Per bu.. 5oc. llutabaKas. n-r
10U lbs., $1.25.
L'UUU.MHEnH-Hothouse, per doz., $1.25.
PAItSLEY-Pcr doz., 25c.
LKTTPCE Per doz., 25o.
KADISHKS-Pcr doz., 25c.
8WKET lOTATOKS-ll
lb., 2V4c; genuine Virginia, per bbl $3;
tli'orgla, per bbl.. $2.75.
I'AHUAUK Holland seed, crated, lV4c.
TOMATOES Home crown, uer 18-lb. has.
kct, 50c.
1JKANS Wax. per 14-bU. basket. 60a:
string, tier H-bu. basket, 50c.
ONIONS Homo grown, per lb., 2c: Span
ish, per crate, $1.Y5; Michigan reds, 2Ho per
ID.
CELEHV Kalamazoo, per 'junch, 25f33c;
Nebraska, ncr bunch, ava.rje; Colorado. 40ra
60c.
NAVY llEANS-Per bu.. $2.1J.
FltUlTS.
APPLES lien Davis, ncr bbl.. M.fifl: wlnn.
saps, $3.50; Jonathan, $1.0005.00; snows, $3,50;
i'tiAtta isciiers. in viucrs. 12.25: Law
rence. $2.2.1.
tlHAl'LS Concords, eastern, 20c; Mala
gas, per keg, $3.5086.00.
(jKANlJrJtutlES-l'er bbl.. $7.0037.50: tier
crate, $2.75.
QUINCES-Per box. $1.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
OUANQES Mexicans. 13.75U4.00: I.-lnrldns
4.
lkmons Fancy. $3.7'g 1.00.
HANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
2.2o?i2.75.
FIGS California, now cartons. 70e: lm.
ported, per lb., l14c.
DATES Persian. In Go-lb. boxes, nor ih..
514o; Salrs, Cc.
NUTS Now cron walnuts. Kit. I
shell, per lb., 12c; hard shell, per lb., 12140;
No. 2 soft-shell, lie; No. 2 hard-shcti. 10'Ac;
Brazils, per lb., 13c; filberts, per lb., 13o; til-
nuiiius, nuii-Hnuii, 11c; narii-sueii. 10c; pe
cans, large, per lb., 12c: small, 10c; cocoa
nuts, per 100. $5; chestnuts, 12o.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case, $3.503.75.
C1DEH Nchawka, per bbl., fc; Nuw York,
$3.60.
HIDES No: 1 ween, 7c; No. 2 green. 60;
No. 1 salted, 814c; No. 2 salted, 7Hc; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12V4 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs., 7c; dry hides. 8130; sheen
pelts. 2.V-i27o; horsehldos. $1.5032.35.
SAUERKRAUT Per H-bbl., $3; per bbl.,
$5.75.
St. I.nula Grain and Provision.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 15. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 73Uc; track. 7ll4$i
75He; December, 71c; May, 77c; No, 2 hard,
l!4fl72r '
CORN-Hlghcr: No. 2 cash, 6314c; track,
63ia65fi; December. 62c: May, 6tc.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. 42;c: track,
43V4W44c; December, 41?ic; May, 43c; No.
2 white, 451(M5He-
UYE-Lowcr, 60o.
FLOUR Steady: red wlntor patents, $3.45
fl3.'W; extra fancy and straight, $3.103.25;
clear. $3.2irf3.25.
v SEBp-Tlmothy. $5.5006.00.
uuiiwftirJAij aicauy,
HRAN Stronger; sacked, cast track, 3,Vr
07c.
HAY Strong: timothy, JlO.C.'ftlS.oo;
prairie. $9.00U'13.l0.
WHISKY-Stcady, $1.31.
IRON COTTON TIES-$l.
HAaOINCJ 6i((j6c.
HEMP-TWINE-9C
PROVISIONS Dry salt moats (hoed),
Hteady; extra shorts, $8.1214; clear rlbr,
$8.25: clear sides, $8.50. Huron (boxed),
steady; extra shorts, $9: clear ribs, $9.1614;
clear sides, $9.3714. Pork, steady; Jobbing,
$14.60f 14.75. Lard, steady at $S.40.
METALS Iead. steady at $1.2714. Spel
ter, llrm at $1.1214.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, Cc; springs,
6c ; turkeys, 61-614c; ducks, 66Vjc; geese,
4 IUITTER Steady; creamery, llft2lc;
dairy, 14fi20c.
EGOS-Hteady at 20c.
RF.CEIPTS-Flour. 3,000 bbls.: wheal, 46.
OOO bu.: com. 59,WO bu.; oats. 29,000 bu,
SIIIFMBNTS-Flour. 6,mio bbls.; wheat.
12.WW bu.; corn, 36,(ifi0 bu.; oats, 33,000 bu.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 15,-WHEAT-Spot,
steady: No 2 red, western, winter, 6s lOd;
No. I northern, spring, 5a 91id; No. 1 Cali
fornia, 6s lOHd; futures, steady; Decembor,
5s 314d; March, 5s ltd.
CORN Spot, firm: American mixed, now.
6s 4Hd: futures, tlrm; December, 5s 3ld;
January. 5a 3d; March, fs 2.;d.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, steady,
7s eu.
HOPS At London, Pacific coast, 'steady.
3fl3 16s.
PROVISIONS-Becf. steady; extra India
mess, 73s 6d. Pork, tlrm; prime mess west
ern, 72s, Lard, steady: American refined, In
palls, 41s 6d; prime western. In tierces, 15a 6d.
Hams, short cut, 11 to 16 lbs., qulot, 47s.
Ilacon, Cumberland cut. 26 to 30 lbs., quiet,
48s 6d: short ribs. If. to 24 lbs., 48s; long clear
49s; short ribs, 16 lo 24 lbs,, 18s; long clear
middles, light, 2S to 34 lbs., dull. 47s 6d; long
clear middles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs., dull, 47s;
short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., quiet. 43s 6d;
clear bellies, II to 16 lbs., quiet, 6s. Shoul
ders, square, 11 to II lbs., qulot, 37a.
nUTTER-Steady; tlnest United States.
92s; good United States, 70s.
CHEESE Qulot: American llnest white,
45s 6d; Amorlcan finest colored, 46s 6d.
PEAS-Canadlan, llrm. 6s 4d.
TALLOW-Steady; prime city, 2Ss 9d:
Australian in London, 30s.
Rectlnts of wheat during the last three
days, 127.000 centals, Including 126,000 Amer
ican. Receipts of American corn during the
last three days, 60,000 centals.
Kanaiis City Grain anil Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 15.-WIIEAT-De-cember.
6SliJi6S?ic; May, 72Hc; cash. No. 2
hard, too; No. 3, nsU6f4c; No. 2 red, 71c;
No. 3. 69ij"Pc
CORN December. 6l;c; May. 64?4c; cash.
No, 2 mixed, ffllifttS'U:; No. 2 white, 6714asc;
No. 3. 661iTt66Hc '
OATS-No. 2 white, 43(ft4lc.
RYE No. 2. 69'a60Hc.
HAY Choice-timothy and prairie, $13 00
ni'TTER-Creamery. lSfl21c; dairy, fancy;
16c.
UGCiK Fresh, Una: storage, steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock quoted on
change, 20c per doz., loss off, cases re
turned. RKCEIPTS-Wlieat, 37,600 bu.; corn, 45,000
bu.: oats. 12,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 12.4W bu.; corn, 2C -W
bu., oats, 10,000 bu, ' '
IUrrHiiUre Grain .Market.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 15.-WHEAT-Flrm;
I northern. 7214c; No. 2 northern, m,0K
U7ll4c: December. .2s4it72ic.
RYE-Hlgher; No. 1. 6OI4V.
ln4i5S14cl3V,i''rm: N"' 81 M!'f-,K,tf- ''npl?.
.,'.V'9UNUcc9mb,r' "-i Pu,s Wlicj calls,
Dna'i Rariew Sayi Ii PrTnti Worn Cn
(estloa ef Shippiir,
REGULAR TRADE NEEDS ALL THE CAR.
Cnrrler llmr Thrlr llnnd-i ."iii I'ull
They Don't .Notice Mump In (irnlii
Slilpments llnNlness I'ondl
tliins In (ieiiernl.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15. II. G. Dun &
Co.'s. Itovlcw of Trade tomorrow will say:
A few months ago Injury to tho corn
erop aroused feats that tho railroads would
oc seriously handicapped by thn loss of
tonnage, yet the season of grain trnlllc has
not only failed to produce decreased earn
ings, but there Is such a scarcity of rolling
qtock and motive power that numerous In
dustries nro badly demoralized. Insofar as
uicse interests are concerned the rcd'lctlon
In corn freight proves a blessing. Railway
earnings In October were 11.3 per cent
greater than last year urd 21.3 per cent
greater than isfio. wi.iin iimno romtu .
porting for the llrst week of November
suojveu on average gain or 9.8 per cent. A
healthy demand Is reported throughout the
louiury in an leaning lines or merchandise.
While MalCH of Winter coodx lmvn ntliiliwil
tiormtil proportions and holiday business
iuiiii--ei 10 .surpass an records,
III inilUUfactUrlnir there wim unvsr tin
fore such well sustained activity, with con
tracts running past the tnlddlo of next
year. This Is especially true In the case
of slcel rails and many other products
of Iron, while In building material, felt
footwear and most textile branches there
is nine prospect or Idleness.
MoneV clrciilnfps frMlv. tnnUltit- online
lions satisfactory In mom hpi-iIohm tt.mtr
exchanges In Now York for tho week wero
s.i. per cent larger than a year ugo nnd
32.1 per cent over 1S99, while at other lead
ing cities the pnlns were 9.2 and 10.2 per
-.in. ruiecuveiy.
In tlic (.'omtiiciilltlps.
Unprecedented business In Iron and steel
s shown by tho reports November 1 pub
lished by the Iron Age. While shipments
of footwear from Iloston continue In ex.
cess of previous years and factories arc
well employed, prices ate not maintained ut
a prouiame point owing to the prcnomenal
strength of raw material and tho st.tbboru
resistance of buyers. Print cloths ut Kail
River are quiet. Ilolh buyers and sellers
mado sulllclent concessions on brown goods
to secure large export sales. Further gains
arc recorded in woolens, sales reaching the
best of the season.
An nlllclal report of the lowest average
yield of corn per ncre was calculated to
strengthen prices, but the phenomenal quo
tatlous already prevailing would seem to
fully discount government figures. Foreign
buyers have been driven out of these mar
kets, the week's exports from the Atlantic
cchbi amnuiiiiug 10 oniy WO.'JM iiushcls,
against 3.726.066 it vear iieo and .t.77(i.l! In
1899. Wheat rose to tho best price of the
erop year, parity in sympathy with corn,
for which It Is still freely substituted.
Interior receipts of 7,390,411 bushels, against
4.404,102 last year. Indicate that an abundant
crop Is coming forward nnd the movement
would be heavier If trMn.minrtliH- fnrlll.
ties wero available. Yot the enormous crop
will bo readily ahorbcd, Judging bv tho
domestic milling dcri.'nd and exports for
inu ween 01 t.iMu.ai,. iiusueis, against ;i,Sj.',
857 a year ago. Cotton recovered from the
nottom point or tho season, though port rc
cclpts aro heavy.
Failures for the week number 215 In the
United States, against 217 last year, and 27
... ,11, it.'ium o IU01 JU1U.
WEEKLY CLEARING IIOUS1L TA 111,11
Aeitrrirnlr of nnslness Transacted hj
the Associated Hanks.
NEW YORK, Nov. I3.-TI10 following
tabic, compiled by Bradstreet. shows tho
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended November 14, with the per
ccntagc of Increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
CITIES. Clearings. Inc. Dec.
New York $1,705,511,5761 8.3
Chicago 169,1M:,3Ii! Ul.2
Boston I39.SI4.42I 8 2
Philadelphia 111.070,867 6.7
St. IjuIs fi2,2s3,6s 32.5.. ..
Pittsburg 38,171,212 12.1
Baltimore 25,301,960
Sun Francisco 20,852,297 16.2
Minneapolis 21,705,473 40.3
Kansas City 20,065,073 16.2
Cincinnati 19,701,100 IS. I
New Orleans 15,319,662 2.6
Cleveland 13,807,254 11.5
Detroit 13,399,674 41.7
Indianapolis 0,593,!X! 17.4
IaiuIsvIIIo 8,801,872 5.0
Providence 7.781.90) 4.1
St. Paul 7,(93,3.v; 12.5,
Milwaukee 6,950,289 3S.4I
OMAHA 6,780,C65 13.7'
Buffalo 6.653,921 8,S
St. Joseph 5,376,196! SS.5'
Denver 1,788,632 4.6
Memphis 4,557. 190 1 3
Savannah I,509.39 17.8
Richmond 4,065,l3 0.6
Seattle .''.779,957 3.6
Washington 3,356,520 23.3
Hartford 2,762,307 11.2
los Angeles I,275,fcin! 50.1
Salt Utko City 1, 16), 127 ."9.S
Toledo 2,637.0281 9.0
Portland, Ore 3,rSS.5l.'!i 39. 3i
Rochester S.iitSl.rwil 21.6
Peoria 2,S2,86,; 11.11
Fort Worth 3.528,13s 51.0
AtlHtilii 3,021,199 J2..V
Norfolk 1,548.179 6,01
Dcs Moines 2.080,1 12 22. o
New Haven I.S12.7SI 6.4
Sprlnglleld, Mass 1,56:1. 126 2.5
Augusta 1,415,311 l.t
Nashville 1,607,0"5 I 2.2
Worcester l,6SK,S2!i 8.7
Grand Rapids 1,102,222 15.0
Sioux City l.tM.Kll 15.1
Dayton, 0 1,335,291 2.1
Syracuse 1,."9I,515 S.O
Ccranton 1, 186,381 311.1
Portland, Mc 1,721,470 30.7
Tacoma 1,131 ',767 6.6
Wilmington, Del 1,122,976 27.9
Fall River l,i:N.H0 12.3
Blrmluglium 1. 183,632 17.5
Topcka 1,318,183 19.0
Macon 787,0001 9.2
Little Hock 812,711
Helena 6.3,373 7.0
Knoxvlllo 833.751, 26.1
Lowell 637,236 26,6
Wichita 663,269 14.4
Akron M7,6no 16.1
New Bedford tV,i,SXt 31,1
Lexington 532,664 26.6
Sprlnglleld, III 601,211 1.2
Blnghamtou wi 1,200 16,3
Chattanooga t96,sn 25,5
Kalamazoo 4M.921 17.7
Fargo 730,893 39.81
Youngstown 490,72:1 30.31
Sprlnglleld, 0 3sO,074 '
Davenport 11..6II 4.01
Evausvlllo S6I.2S5I ( 17.0
Spokane 116,607 8.3
Uockford 390.2IS 3I.8
Canton 43S.OUO 52,61
Jacksonville 420,103 11.41
Sloux Falls 298,279 57.31
Fremont 153.31,2 II. 6
Bloomlngtoii, III 287.9201 31. 1
Jacksonville. Ill 142,6t;7l I 4.0
Columbus, 0 8,102,3001 57.51
Galveston 8.244,00')! 1 21.7
Houston 11,511,2071 4.7
Colorado Springs, .. 919,3oo ' 35.4
Wheeling, W. Va... SU.216
Chester 338,729
Wllkosbarre 967,3'i6
Albany 4.102,391
Totals, U. 8 $2,529,SCT1C3I To ....
Outside New York... 821,322,6871 10.6.,...'.
" Canada"
CITIES. J Clearlngs.j Inc Dec.
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Halifax
Vancouver, 11. c.
Hamilton
St. John, N. B....
Victoria, n, C
"Quebec
..1$
I-
20.978.313'
U.tKOnSTi
1.842.0271
1. 709,0)')
l.iWi.GOl;
78S.X32I
786.797'
4K.RSo'
l,rW,0s2
Totals, Canada.... 1$ 42,301,152
8.1
93.2
13.8
1.6
19.ll,
6.D
32!i
Mot Included In totnts because emitii,,i....
other Items than clearings.
Not Included In totals because of no
comparison for last year.
nu ADSTii iiirrs iieview of trade.
Current of IIuiIiickk ItunnliiK Full
the Connlry liter,
NEW YORK, Nov. 15, Hrndstrect's to
morrow will say; '
Favorable features aro still lamplv in tho
ascendant ami the current of business Is
running full, tho rountrv over. , ,..,
directions. Indeed, notably In tho matter of
mi naming ui Bciiviai msTcnauuiee, grain,
or- ion iron ,-nd lumber tompliiint .1
iminii lent ttainporlatlon fiu-mnos itnv
bc ome mor. to irked. SensoiiiibU' weath. r
conditions cast, north and west have i.
p" tuleil retail trtde mid enlarged ita.ort
lug orders from jobbers. Weather condi
tions at the south have, however, tint bicn
entirely t ivorablp and complaints of slow
ness of collection;-, due to the backward
rotton crop or the lower prices paid, ther
fore have been more numerous
A fiivorable feature as regards this latter
situation, however, Is the turn for the bet
ter In prices Following the active buying
by manufacturers toine weeks ago at the
east baa cotne su.itnlned activity In wool at
leading cistern and western markets, with
out, however, any special gain In prices.
An unfavorable reatute noted ut the west
Is the continuance of the drouth In omu
parts of Kansas and Missouri, where live
stock Is being rushed lo market because of
Instttllclcnl water supplies. Demand for
Iron and steel Is heavy and nearly all lines
share In tho strength. Pig Iron U active at
all markets and 25 cents per ton premium
Is freely paid for Immediate delivery. Stocks
arc smaller than n month ago, Steel blll-u
are also In demand ami llnd ready sale ut
about $28 per ton at Pittsburg. The ."all
situation Is one of special strength, the
I ' 1 .1 1 1 1 1, Intni'n.l '...(.... ....... ...1 .. 1. ... 1
.........P. i-,un iviumvii U-! Iliivitlg
4. .. eiiiiic jenr IJV. OOOKCil.
New rail orders at Pittsburg this week pg
gregute lco.o-w tons and rails In that dl.
trlct aro sold up to next year. No utlvnnc
In the price of rails Is looked for. and rail
road not already booked are not llkelv to
receive their quMas much before late sum
mer. The shortage of cars, restricted fur
nace operations In tho Ventral west 11 ml
enmplnltrls of lack of motive power In ad
dition are heard. Some. Improvement Is
looked for when the lake movement of ore
ami coal stops and the cars employed
therein can be released.
Wheat and also flour have weakened, due
mainly to realizing upon the late advance,
but renewed speculative Interest Is uvldonl
on every decline nnd though prices nro
slightly lower on the week the tone of the
market Is much better than some weeks
1150. Wheal. Including Hour, exports for
Hie week aggregate l,9S3,73l bushels, ns
against 5.169,615 bushels last week and
1.112,020 In this week last year. Wheat ex
ports July 1 to date (twenty weeks) aggre
gate 117,162,152 bushels, as against 70.I17.S17
last season. Corn exports aggregate 629,921
bushels, ns ngalnst 70H.26I last week nnd 3,
936.911 last year. July 1 to date corn ex
ports arc ls.077,768 bushels, as ngnlnst 03,
410,228 last season.
XUW VOlt K STOCKS A.D no.vnx.
Hears on the ItoHrd lime Thing Less
Tltelr linn Way.
NEW YORK. Nov. 15. There was some
further effort by professional bears during
tho early hours of today's stock mnrket to
renew the decline In prices which was In
force yesterday, but the evldcncu was
pretty conclusive that the urgent selling to
realize protlts was completed und the board
renewed the covering or shorts, which was
a feature of the last hour of yesterday's
market, lhc demand to cover short was a
considerable factor In the strength of the
market. But there was evidence here .tod
tllPrn nl ri.tlittl'nl f u.inm.l. !.... r .
or of buying of a substantial character for
reasons not disclosed. This wus notablv
true In the local traction group, Mctropylf
lan Street Railway rising 5H, Manhattan
-s, nnd Brooklyn Transit 1, The buying
Ot Ml. Heilillntr fltnrbu ,una .... .... ......
and caused sympathetic strength In some
jiivj vur'i i.u.iiein. 1 ue copper stocks
Hindu strong recoveries to the accompani
ment of reports of Improving conditions In
tnc trade. Amalgamated Copper was lifted
oyer 2 points and Anaconda l. There was
also un advance of 3U In American Smelt
ing and of 21 In the preferred. The Pn-
ell n ennut utn,tt,u ,.l,. .,n,..k.l . ,
from recent heavy declines, and there were
i'ui.i.o ui ueciueii sirciigwi among tho
southwestcrns.
Tho more cheerful prospect In tho money
........... ...... ...v, iuuttiKiiii ,,,iiui:iii;u hi ill
recovery of stocks. The loan Item of the
I,,,,,,.-, .,-,i,it,un 1,1 iiu iccKuiiea Willi, 1 nrt
market closed tlrm at considerable net
gains.
The railroad bond market was moderately
actlvo and Irregular lu Its changes. Total
sales, par value. 1,300, $3,275,000. United
States bonds were all unchanged on the
last call.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
lnanclal cablegram says: The stock mar
ket wus Idle and dull today, despite the
absence of gold exports. Tho gale d.s
turbed the telephones. Tho copper market
was nervous, as threo months' futures nro
selling 30s under cash. Americans wero
flabby, save Union Paclllcs. Now York bid
up prices fractionally, but tho close was
near the bottom, except Erie, Reading and
Ontario & Western. The demand for gold
from the continent Is slacknntng and tbo
prlco or the -metal Is 77s KM. Paris ex
change Is 'Jfi.H'O., .
Tho following nre tho closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore & O..
do pfd
Can. Pacific ....
Can. Southern .
Clics. & Ohio....
Chicago & A....
do pfd
Chicago. 1. & Li.
do pfd
Chicago & E. 1.
Chicago O. W...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
C. K- N. W
C, R. I. & V....
Chicago T, pi T.
do pfd
C. C. C. & St. L.
Colo. Southern .
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson..
Del., L. & W....
Denver & R. C...
do l't'l
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd....
(it Nor. pfd
Hock. Valley ...
do pfd
Illinois Central .
luwti Central ...
do pfd
L. E. it W
do pfd
Louis, ei Nash..
Manhattan 1, ...
Met. St. Ry
Alex. Central ...
Mex. Natlonul .
Minn. & St. L...
Mo. Pacific
M K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central...
Nor. & West a..,
do pfd
No. Puclllc nfd...
Ontario & W
Pennsylvania ....
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. & H. V
do 1st plil
Mo 2d pfd
St. L. S. W
do mil
St. Paul
. sou
.lOWil
,10714!
. 9414
,114V1
, 82V41
, 46l
, 3S14!
. 'Mi'
, 4oy
. 73-V,
,I37H
, 25V
. 8914 1
, 49
.210
147141
, 20
do nf.l
So. Pill-inn
So. Railway ...
do pfd
Texas & V
T St. L. & w
flo i.r,i
Union Pacific'!!
no pri
Wabash
do pfd
W. & L. 13.
do ,i pf(
Wis. Central ...
do nfil
Adams Express
Am. Express ...
IT. S. Express...
. 36, WellM.irn rp...
, 9914 Amal, Copper ..
13!4 Anier. C. & p..
, 6414, do prd
2314 Am. Lin. Oil...
171 I do pfd
235 'Amor. 8. & n..
i;-V do pfd
9I4 Ana.
4I Brk.
"21ti'CoIo
19.s H
62
91.4
ICon.
Con.
Gen,
Mln, Co....
Rap. Tr...,
F. & I
Gas .,
Tob, pfd...
iicctrle
ftlllPfWn Hun...'1
.139l' 1 locking Coal ,
II Infn'l Paper .,
76 do pfd
70 lnt'n'l Power .,
l.'KJ Laclede Gas ,.
I06',j Nat. Biscuit ,.,
IHD'niNiitloiial Lead
lb'J'4 National Salt .,
22U do pfd
13VjNo. American ,
lOs'VPaellio Coast ..
1014 Paclllo Mall ...
Mi I'eoiile'a rinu .
, 53
,171
,162
, 61
91
100'
31s
145V,
16
784
."16.
50;!4
81
70'
28 oo!i
170
C.
Freshed S,
fir, r.f.l
Pulhnau l'."c!!!
Republic Steel .
tlo i,r.i
Isugnr ....!!!!!!!!
"Teun, C. & I...
U. B. & p. Co..
pfd
Leather...
pfd
Rubber...,
prd
Steel
Pfd
tin
U. S.
do
U. S.
do
IJ. S.
do
io pin
Western Union..
.189
. 3314
. 90?,
, 40i i
201
. 92H
. 2U
. 37?i
. 19
. 31
2114
. IL
.186
.202
. 91
.183
8714
. 27 V
. 83! 4
, 15
. 45
. 46
. 98
. S3
. K9H
, 93
,22014
,116
,25S
. 4l"i
, 1IJ4
'
, 76'4
, 8SW
, IM14
, 42-14
, 19
, 32
62
, 94
69'4
, 47'
,103'4
44
87V4
218
15
681,
119
63
II
72
12' 4
Sl'i
J5'4
19V.
43U,
92T4
9014
Ex-dlvldcnd. "Last coll.
Iloston Stock luotntloii,
BOSTON, Nov. 15. Call loans, 314'S4 per
cent; tlmo loans, IS 114 per cent. Official
clot'lng:
Atchison Is
das is
Mex. Central 4s.
N. E. U. & C. ..
Atclllsuu
do nfd
Boston &. Alb'y.
TtiiKfm. K: M
Boston Elevated.
I Y. N 11 11
'Itchburg pfd ..
;,ilnn Pnellln ...
Mm. Central
Amer. Sugar ....
Anier. t. & t....
Dominion 1. & S
en. Electric ..
Mass, Electric .
do Pfd
N. E. O. & C...
I!nltcl Fruit ....
U. S. Steel
iln nfil
Adventure
102
, 78
, 80
5315
80
IAHoupz
Amalgamated ,.
Baltic ,,
Blnchani
Cal. & Hecla....
.lOOH'Centpniil.-.t
.259 Copper Rango .
,192 Dominion Coal.
.161 Franklin
.213 Islo Royale ....
,143',4Mohawk
,10uT Old Dominion .
, 22 lOsceola
,U3i Parrot
.157 iQulncy
, 26V4 Kantu Fe Cop..
.25714 Tamaraack
. 361s Trlmouutaln ...
. 9.;!4'Trinlty
, 514 United States ..
. 89 Utah
, 4314 Victoria
, 93 iWolverlno
.23
ct York Mining; Ntnuka,
NEW YORK, Nov. 15,-Tho following nro
tho closing prices on mlnliu stocks;
Adams Con ,
Allco
Breeco l'n
BriinswicK con... 10
Com. Tunnel 6
Con. Cal. & Vu..l55
Deadwood Terra. 50
Horn Silver 19'i
Iron Silver 160
Lcadvlllu Con..,, i
20 iLllt'o Chief ...
43 loutarlo
Ophlr
I'lioenlx
Potosl
Savago
Sierra Nevada
Kmau Hopes .
Standard
.. 12
...950
.. 73
. .. 7
.. 4
.. 6
... X
a
.375
Fore I mi Finniit'liil,
LONDON, Nov. 15. Business on tho itoek
market was dull, partly In sympathy with
the break In Amerlcuns, but mainly owing
to the small ull around mipport. Americans
opened below partlty and weak In response
to New York. Union Paclllcs wore the
weakest, but Improved. At the close prices
were llrm. Rio tlntos wore steady. Ar
gentines and Brazilians were weak, Tnlc
,waw attributed to the dllllcullles of n "onlh
At rl, 11 11 house In Pari
PARIS, Nov. 15,-Prlces on the boWe
today opened flat and triuiMictlons were
limited. Thomson-Houston was freely of
fered and lell sharply Trimwnys and
Metropolitans were weak. Rio tlntos wire
adversely Influenced by uneallsfai tory New
York advices. Dr Beers remained bad.
owing to London offers. Kalllrs were quiet
and closed weaker. The private rate of
dlpconiit Is unchanged at 216-16 per cent
BERLIN, Nov. 15. -Prices on the bourse
today were Irregular. Argentines were
easier. Turks Improved. Northern Pacific
preferred was weak, locals fluctuated,
closing easier,
.ctT York .Money .Market,
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-.MONEY-On call,
easier at 214t'6 per cent: last loan, 21J pet
cent; ruling rate, 44 per cent; prime mer
cantile paper, 4!j(fK per cent.
STERLING l;.CHANOi:-Vcry strotn;,
with actual business In b inkers' bills at
$l.87'nl.s7!i, for demand and at $I.84'4W
4.SIH tor sixty days; posted rates, $I.Soti
l.s.".t3 and $4.8sl4; commercial bills, $l.S3-vy
l.8l.
SI LVER Bar, Mc; Mexican dollars, 15c.
BONDS Government. steady; stato,
steady; railroad, Irregular
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
Is
U. S. r, 2s, rcg..
do coupon
do 2s, rcg
do coupon
do now 4s, rcg.
do coupon ...
1I0 old 4s, rcg..
do coupon
do Da, rcg
ilit pr.llt.on .
Atchison gen,
do adj. Is.
II. & O. Is...
do 3'4s....
do conv. 4s,
Can. So, 2s..
C. of Cla. 5s.
do 1st Inc..
C. oi O. l!4s..
C. A. 3U.S
C II. K- O. 11
(.' M S P g Is
C. N W c. 7s
C. R. I. & P. Is.
CCC t S L g. Is
Chicago Ter. Vs.
Colo. So. 4s
D, ei It. O. Is...
Erie p Hen Is...
do gen. Is
F W & D C Is.
Dock. Vul. 4V4s..
Is.
.10S4 L, & N. mil. is..
.10S4 Mex. Central 4s..
.103 , Mo lt Inc
.HUH Minn, oi St. L. Is,
.133 M.. K. T. 4s...
,129 ' do 2s
.1124 N. Y. Central Is.
,1124. do gen. 314s. ...
,107 N. J. C. gen. 5s..
,107 1N0, Pnelllc Is.. .
,103(4 do 3
93'4 N. ei W. c. Is. ..
10J4 Reading gen. Is .
. 964 St L ci I M e. 5s.
.10734 s. L. Ai S. F. Is,
.10814 St. 1.. 8. W. Is...
.101. . do 2s
.106 S. A. H A, P. 4s,.
. 73 Po. Pnelllc Is
. 86'i So. Railway 6s. ,
. 98'4 Texas i P. Is.. .
,11014 T, St L & W Is..,
,13814 Union Pacific 4s.,
,106V do conv. Is
,lolli., Wabash is
. 8S; do 2s
, 88'i do deb II
,10214,,West Shore 4s.
9914
83
107
107
W. Pi L. E. 4s...
Wis. Central 4s.
Con. Tob. 4s
102V
83
2914
103
HW
102V4
106',
I0S14
131)4
105',
724
102S
9:)',
llOVst
9.)
97',
80(
8S1(,
9I,
1.1)',,
1201,
82
106
107'4
111
11014
60
112'i
9i'S
8S
61'
OMAHA LIVE STOCfc MARKET
CftttU tiotipti Very Llfht and Frieei Htld
Abtut Stud j.
HOGS OPEN LOWER, BUT CLOSE STRING
Only n I'm Knt Shrcn Offrred, Wlileb
SnUl nt Strndy Priors, IVrilrr Mar
krt llnllicr Hull anil Price
i More Than Mendy.
Receipts neie:
Ofllclal Mondny....
Olllclul Tuesday....
Ofllclal Wednesday
Ofllclal Thursday ..
Ofllclal' Frlda
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 15,
Cattle. Hons. Sheep!
.. 9,647 0...17 22.864'
.. 4,661 8.956 15,221
.. 6.007 8.65S 4,965
.. 3,620 8,6-9 10,368
.. 1,122 11,612 1,375
Five dae this week... 25,150
Same days last week.... 20.225
Same week before 23,68.1
Same three weeks ago. ,21,926
Same four weeks ago... 26,383
Same days last year 19,961
Average prices paid for hogs at
Omaha the -last several days, with
purisoiis;
Dale, i 1901.
54.791
3S.657
4',612
M.307
.".5.0H
23.035
South
com
21.
23..
24..
25..,
2S..
29..
20..
31..
I...
6 26',
6 U3,
5 99!4
6 01
6 064
6 00 I
B 894.
5 81 !
6 7314
Bid.
London Stoek limlntioti.
LONDON, Nov. O.-l p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons., money ..
do account ...
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore & O.
Can. Pacific ....
Ches, & Ohio...
Chicago O. W..
C, M. & St. P.
Denver & R. G
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd....
Illinois Central.
Louis. & Nash.
M., K. & T
do pfd
N. Y. Central..
91 3-16,
91 7-16
. . 80-4
..10:i
..110
..111!3!
.. IS?4
26H
..17l(i
.. 1614
.. 9614
.. 42
.. 731
.. 60
..11214
..IOS'4
.. 26Vs
. . 55Vs
..1611s
Nor. & West....
do pfd
No. Paclllo pfd.
Ontario & W....
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
do 1st pfd. ...
do 2d pfd
So. Railway
do pfd
So. Paclllo
Union Pacific ...
do pfd
U. S, Steel
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Spanish 4s
Kami .Mines ....
DcBeers
, 58'i
92Vi
IOIVj
, 355
. 7114
, 33
, 10
, 2S14
, 3IH
l
621,
10814
91
44'4
:m4
21
3814
693,
10
3S,
SI LV ICR Bar. flat, 2614d per ounce.
MONEY 2V4S3 ner cent: tho rate of dls
count for short bills Is nVilWii per cent; for
inrcc months' mils, 3 5-l65i3"4 per cent,
llnnk Clrnrlnus.
OMAHA, Nov. 15, Bank clearings today,
$I,04K,S52.35; corresponding day last year,
$1,061,352.16: decrease. $12,500.11.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 15.-Clcarlngs, $.S,08I,044;
balances, $732,416; money, 6?j6 per cent;
ivow 1 or exenaiige, -eo premium.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 15.-Clearlngs, $3,537.
700; money, 4fi4l4 per cent; Now York ex
change, 20o premium.
CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-Clcarlngs. $28,706.
351: balances. $.'..990,519: posted exchange.
$4.85($H.88!4: New York exchange, 10Q15o
premium.
NEW YORK. Nov. IS.-Clcarlngs, $282,903,-
yi-; naiances, jia.i&.-.si..
11 1 1 i,.Mr,i ,11 1 ia, fov. 10. Clearings,
$18,667,797; balances, $2,997,056; money, 614H
per cent.
BALTLMORE. Nov. 16. Clearlncs. $3,559.
233: balances, $576,256; monej. 414Q5 per cent.
BOSTON. Nov. 13.-Clcarlngs, $25,635,170;
uniauccs, .,v-v,..
L'nnilltlani of thr Trennury.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15. Today's state
iiint of tho treasury balances In the gen
crnl fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000
gold reserve In the division of redemption
shows: Avatlablo cosh balance, $171,017,610;
gOlU, tlW,W,6bO.
oil and llo.ln.
nir. rtTV Vnv 1 r. n 1 1 r'mi.
$1.30; certificates, no bid; shipments. Hi.wi
bbls.; average, 99,837 bbls.; runs, 88,275 bbls.;
average. 75,992 bbls.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 15. OH Cottonsoed,
dull; rellneil, spot, quiet, at 20s 9d.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-OH-Llnseed. 33s 2d.
Turpentine spirits, 26s 6d. Xlosln, Ameri
can, strained, 4s 7',4d.
NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-OII-Cotlonsced,
dull: yellow, 34'4c Petroleum, dull; re
llned, New York, $7.65; Philadelphia and
Baltimore. $7.60: Philadelphia and Balti
more, In bulk, $5. Rosin, steady; strained,
common to good, $1.50. Turpentine, dull and
easier, 37V438c.
TOLEDO. O., Nov. 15,-OlL North Lima,
91c; South Lima and Indiana, 89c.
Sugar nnd Molasses,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-8UGAR-Qiilot;
oprn kettle, 2 tl-16S73tlc; open kottlo
centrifugal. 3Ufj31:c: centrlfugnl, granu
lated. 1141 6-16c; white, 35i3T4e; yellow,
S'.a.'t-Vo; seconds. 3fi8'ic. Mnlassps. steady;
centrifugal, llfi2lc. Syrup, ntilet, 26ft30c.
NEW YORK. Nov. IB.-SUGAR-Raw,
quiet; fair refining, 3 3-16f3'.4c; centrifugal,
96 test, 3 U-ieiillc; molusst'H sugar, 2 lS-lCSi
,1c. Rellned, dull.
LONDON. Nov. 15.-8UG.n-Bcet, No
vember, 7s 3id,
MlnncapnllK Wheat, Flour and Draa,
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 15. WHEAT
Cash, 72c; December, 70?4e; May, 7314c; on
track. No. 1 hard, 74'ie; No. 1 northern,
72c; No. 2 northern, 69'iiOc,
FLOUR Lower: llrst patents, $3. 7533. 85;
second patents, $3. 60553. 70; llrst clears, $2. SO
f2.90: second clears, $2.25.
BRAN Higher; In gulk,'$15.25il5.50.
Toledo (Srnln nnd Need.
TOLKDO. Nov. 15.-WHEAT-Rtrong;
rash. 7614c; December. 7714c; May, 79!4c
CORN December, 6IUc: May, 64V4c
OATS December, 41?4c; May, 42V4c.
RYE-No. 3, 57c.
SEKDS-Clovcr, $5.5714; March, $5.6714, Al
slke, $5,75,
I'eorla Market.
PEORIA, III,, Nov. 15.-CORN-Higher;
No. 3, 63c.
OATS-I Uglier; No. 2 white, 43)4c, billed
through.
WHISKY-On the basis of $1,31 for fin-'
Ishcd soous.
Uulntti Grain Market,
DULUTH. Nov. 15.-WHEAT-CaBh. No.
I hard, 740; No. 2 northern, 6911c; No 1
northern, 7Hic; December, 70Vc; May, 74?4c.
OATS-lOUWljC.
CORN-6014C.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. 3. .
Nov. 4..
Nov. 5..
Nov. ..
Nov. 7... . 5 6.4
.now a.
Nov 9.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
10..
11..
12..
13..
14..
16..
5 W,
5 7tlii
S 71111
ft
" v."4, , Wl
r. htl 1 ii
0 M5
I 62
1 61
I 51
4 4H
I 5S
4 f4
I 52
I 50
I
I 51
I 60
I 66
4 64
I 64
I 6'
5 72T4
5 61 1
5 59
5 6S'4l
5 67S
I (9
I 74
I 84
I 74
4 07
4 82
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I 3 U 3 531 3 2'i 3 f0
' I 16 3 53 3 26 3 49
4 II 3 56 3 25 3 51
1 13 3 58 3 46 3 64
4 IS 3 61 3 II 3 26 3 48
1 10 3 I! 3 38 3 17
4 10 3 62 3 42 3 I3 3 41
3 64 3 35 3 15 3 39
4 09 3 31 3 17 3 36
4 03 3 56 3 13 3 40
4 01 3 61 3 29 3 42
4 04 3 45 3 41 3 27 3 44
KM 3 45 3 4.1. 3 30
4 02 3 61 3 43 3 31 3 ?3
3 52 3 44 3 21 3 35
t 01 3 46 3 17 3 38
I Oi 3 55 3 23 3 45
I 06 3 15 3 41 3 28 3 39
I Oi 3 45 3 41 3 28 3 39
4 03 3 47 3 31 3 27
I 02 3 41 3 32 3 17 3 39
3 Hi 3 38 3 22 3 45
3 91 3 34 3 S3 3 44
3 9.' 3 ll 3 25 3 45
3 90 3 95 3 27 3 46
Indicates Sunilnv
The ofllclal number ot cars of stock
brought n today bv ench road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H'r's,
.m. ei St. 1' 3
O. & St. U
Mlsrourl Puclllc 1
Union Pacific System 10
'', & N. W
F E. & M. V
C, St. P., M. & O...,
B. p M
C, 11, ,fc Q
K, C. &- St. J.
C R, I. & P., enst..
C. R. I. & P.. west..
Illinois Central
21
3
1
20 2 . .
12
29 1
It .. 1
24 1
12
2 1
27 . .
5 . .
5 .. ..
172 5 1
Total receipts 47
The disposition of the day's receipts
as follows, each buyer purchasing
number of head lndlcatod:
Cattle,
mi
the
Hogs. Sheep,
1,440
1,425
Omnha Packing Co 1
G. II. Hammond Co 162
Swift ami Company 237 2,639 264
Cudahy Packing Co 459 3,812 137
Armour & Co 215 4,037 12
R. Beckor & Dcgan 19
Vatisaut ei Co 50
Hill & Huutzlngcr 3
Livingstone & Schaller.. 16
11. F. Hobblck 5
L. F. Husz 61
Other buyers 73
CATTLE There was a very light run of
cattle here today for even this tlmo of
the week, and as packers all had liberal
orders the market ruled actlvo and fully
steady on anything nt nil desirable.
Thero were sovcral loads of good to
choice beef steers In the yards this morn
ing, but they were soon out of first hands
and brought good tlrm prices. Anything
on tne export oroer was Dougnt up 111
a hurry, an packers are anxious for that
class of cattle. Tho half-fat and common
kinds, of course, did not movo as freely
as the good stuff, but thero wus not much
chango from yesterday In the prices paid.
Tho cow market was a little more brisk
today than H was yesterday, so far ns tho
better grades were concerned. The prices
paid for tho desirable kinds wero fully as
good as thoso of yesterday. Trade on the
medium kinds nnd canners. however, wus
rather uneven and could not bo quoted any
more than steady. There have boen a good
many canners on sale this week, and as a
result the tendency of prices has been
steadily downward.
Bulls, calves and veal calves also sold In
Just about yesterday's notches.
There were onlv a. few stockers and fcrf.
ers Included in the receipts today, but as Is
generally me case nr. mo close or tne week,
thn demand was light. Thn good stuff sold
without material change, but tho common
kinds were dull and weak.
Thero wore not enough western heaf
steers on sale today to mako a fair test of
tho market, but Judging from the way buy
ers acted It Is safe to say that anything
nt nil good would have sold at steady
prices. Range cows also sold In Just about
yesterday's notches, where tho quality was
at all good. Good to choice stockers und
feeders were not far from steady today, but
the undesirable grades wero slow and weak.
Representative sales:
BEEP STEERS,
t cow . .
3 feeders
I steer..,.
1 sleer ...
2 steers..
2 steers,
2 steers, .
2 steers.
1 cow.,,
1 cow.,,
2 cows.
1 cow.,.
1 cow....
4 cows. . .
2 steers. .
I steer...
1 feeder.
1 cow....
WO
.
.1010
, 99a
.low
. sto
. $30
,. 861)
...luoo
... 830
... S5S
...1000
... 960
... 820
. ,.1220
970
690
820
'.' 15
.1 30
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 00
3 f")
3 ("I
.1 T
2 m
2 40
2 40
1 50
3 25
2 fo
2 50
2 25
2 65
1 bull . . 0
1 steer...,. PS0
I teer.. . ICW
1 steer 1030
1 slecr,.. 920
1 steer.
1 steer...
1 cow.. ,
2 cows. . ,
I cow.,,.
1 COW.,. 1
1 cow.,.,
1 cow,...
1 COW 940
1 steer lpfo
4 steers..,, f07
1 steer K
9iiO
8S0
530
rvt
1210
9 0
660
S0
S 75
3 75
;i 75
3 75
3 11)
.3 ID
It
2 10
2 40
2 to
1 ,Vl
3 25
2 25
2 10
2 05
6 cows.,
2 cows..
32 COWS..
6 cows..
1 cnlf...
25 bulls..
t 51
3 50
! SO
2 20
2 50
Sautter Bros Neb.
911 1 no 2 cows..... 990
1075 3 50 1 row ,1010
nxis . ni 1 cow 10:0
I0J6 2 20 I cow ....1060
M. K. Parsons Colo.
P9S 1 75
COLORADO
IS cows. .. 973 3 10 1 cow 90
27 cows. ... PSt 2 DO 3 bulls 1175
HOGS -There was lhc heaviest run o
hogs here today that has arrived In som
time past All other markets were re
ported lower and consequently the tendency
of prices at this point wns downward,
The market opened :4Tf5o lower, the great
est decline being oti lightweight st.iff The
heavier grades nn start sold mostly at
$5.65, with the corafloii nnd light stulf going
from that price down. It was evident, how
ever, that packers' had liberal onlers ami
ns a result the market became more ac
tive and gained In strength as the morn
lug advanced, After the llrst round It wns
largely a $5.65 nnd $5.6714 market nnd the
bulk of nil the sales today went nt those
two prices. Later on the market became
still stronger, with sales going largely at
$...bi'4 and $5.70, with the choicest bunches
bringing mostly from $5.70 to $5.80. Before
all tho hogs wero sold, however, the feel
ing was a little easier nnd for a lime not
very much wns done. The weakness was
of short duration, though, as puckers soon
raised their bids nnd the market closed at
the high point, tho decline of the morning
being fully regained. Representative sales.
No.
17
16....
13....
12
142...
Av.
Ill
. 95
. VI
.100
9
10 108
65..
100..
82...
118..
111..
129..
62...
77. . .
85.
..120
..162
..167
..136
,..150
,..129
...165
..211
..228
85 199
195
..211
..237
..23S
..190
..218
..244
....226
....251
....270
....250
....229
....278
....273
....233
....237
....281
....243
....245
....304
....217
..242
.,281
..260
..290
..309
..291
..204
..195
..173
34 35S
...285
...202
...203
...238
...285
...193
82..
86,.
47...
43...
79...
94...
67...
63...
28...
64...
60,
65.
67...
64...
78...
78...
61...
64...
64...
61...
62...
70...
61...
68...
31...
45...
69...
33...
43...
54.
49
80..
0..
69..
68..
66..
80..
34..
86..
90..
62..
60..
67..
84..
66..
76..
62..
88..
78..
41..
91..
48..,
71..,
'6...
63...
80..,
93...
57,
65
..197
..210
..183
..173
..246
..273
..220
. .227
..242
..206
..259
..274
..181
..254
..213
..216
..262
..208
..aw
..226
..220
.267
.257
67 241
84 193
66 162
60 240
65 264
SO 211
..802
..231
..269
Sh. Pr.
... r. 00
... 6 00
... 5 00
... c 00
... 5 00
... 6 OO
... 5 40
6 60
6 5714
R 60
6 60
5 60
5 60
6 62J4
6 6214
5 624
5 621,
f. 65
6 65
5 63
5 65
5 6.5
R 65
6 65
5 65
6 65
5 (ii
5 65
5 65
6 65
5 65
5 65
5 65
5 65
6 65
r. or,
r. 65
r 6
6 M
6 65
fi 65
5 65
G 65
G 65
5 6'.
5 65
5 65
5 65
5 65
5 65
G 65
ft 65
5 65
r rs
G 6T.
G 65
R 65
6 65
G 65
5 65
G 65
5 65
5 65
6 65
5 65
6 65
fi 6714
6 6714
6 6744
G 672
fi 67i2
5 67
G 6714
G 67U
G 67(4
G (I7U
G 6714
n 67U
G 67(
G 67'i
G 671
G 67
B 67
6 67
6 67j
No.
88...
70.
61...
52,
Av. Sh
181
120
80
320
240
80
80
SO
120
40
160
240
40
1H0
160
240
40
SO
280
120
240
80
120
SO
40
40
80
SO
120
80
SO
80
130
360
164
SO
40
40
120
SO
210
40
160
SO
40
SO
80
120
240
240
160
240
40
360
80
240
SO
120
.228
.263
,.S29
218
....216
. ..251
...,2S8
.. ,201
....147
...191
....1ST
. . .301
....244
....292
....257
....234
,...223
....199
84 241
78 205
74..
t,.
66..
76..
33. .
89..
.7. .
.'!S..
67..
66..
66,.
66..
"0..
so..
76.
67.
62.
66.
71.
62,
52.
66....
87....
76....
77....
US....
79,...
60,...
G4....
77....
64....
71
60...
69...
79...
68...
81...
71...
36 233
67 261
13.1
..292
..217
..267
..283
..301
..272
.270
.256
.230
.237
..255
..190
..203
..288
..283
..281
..220
..215
..218
..316
..268
..256
16
60.
61..
62..
66..
67..
60..
68..
65..
72..
57..
62..
67..
64..
66.,
84..
64..
60..
62..
73..,
62..,
S3,
50,
55...
47...
61...
70...
33...
65...
63...
S3...
46...
64...
77...
47...
71...
G4...
48...
65...,
44...
W7
.367
.317
.339
.210
.256
32S
.238
.261
.255
.213
.288
M
.200
,...203
....301
....25S
....260
....254
....233
....312
....363
....2X0
.307
.249
.266
.30S
.279
.199
,3IR
.255
.245
.399
.263
.076
.398
.288
331
160
120
120
80
80
280
40
'40
40
80
160
SO
160
80
120
40
160
120
200
120
160
40
120
10
10
160
40
40
161)
80
120
120
SO
io
200
160
80
101
401
40
160
200
40
SO
160
200
un
120
so
80
40
40
160
40
120
80
SO
40
2"0
SO
120
40
120
40
'io
Pr.
fi 6114
5 671,
G 67'
6 6i'4
r. tr; 14
5 67'4
B 6714
6 6Ji
5 67)4
r 67i
6 6714
G 67 It
6 67i,
G 67'4
G 671,
G 67l
G 67'i
G 671
G 6714
G 67'4
G 67 4
G 6714
G 67(4
6 67U
6 67'i
h 67',4
fi 671t
5 6714
fi 67V,
fi 67' 4
G 6714
G 671,
G 67'i
G 671,
G 67 ii
fi '"la
fi 671,
r 6714
G 67(4
fi 70
r. 70
fi 70
fi 70
G 7'i
r. 70
r. -0
G 70
80
SO
160
'40
SO
70
d
0
0
70
0
70
70
r, 70
r. 70
3 70
r 70
r 70
r. 70
r. 70
fi 70
fi 70
fi 70
5 70
r. 70
6 70
fi 70
fi 70
r 70
fi 7214
G 72 !,
1
7214
2
-v.-
is
G
5 '
fi '
5
ft '
6 '
r.
r.
fi 8i
No.
1
2
1
16
5
10
10
16
1
Av,
. 710
. 735
. 900
. 876
. 910
. 8tf
. 910
. 953
.1100
Pr.
1
2 40
2 60
3 00
3 50
3 0
3 60
3 65
3 90
No.
20....
19....
1....
43...,
35....
16.,
27
..
38..
Av.
..1093
..1295
..1190
..1260
..1316
1120
,1388
.1333
.1295
4 (J.
4 76
6 00
5 10
fi 60
6 05
6 10
6 30
6 40
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
t'nttlc Steady and Firm Hog Active
nnd .Steady Sheep Stend.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15. CATTLE Receipts,
j.r,(i head natives. 600 head Texans. 300 lipnH
westerns; steady and llrm; good to prime,
nominal. $6.25fi7.25: 1100 r to medium, tl.wni,
6.25: stockers and feeders. $2.00ii4.00; cows,
$1.234.0: heifers, $1.50j5.(JU: runners. $1.25
2.30: bulls. $1. 7511 1.75: calves. $2.60ififi?5!
Texas stects, $3.30f(4.CiO; western steers, $3.50
II ii.-...
IIUUH itcceipis, .ii.uj) ueau; estimated to-
aliened 5ft lOo lower; cloned actlvo and
steady; mixed nnd butchers, $5.50ft5.80; oort
to choice neavy, jo.iuj'hu.sj; rnugn to fair
heavy. $5.35'ii5.5; light. $5,2afi5.55: bulk of
sales, $5.55)5.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 7,000
head; sheep, steady; lambs, I0fi5o higher;
good to oholco wethers, $3.40fH.!0; fair to
choice mixed. $2,801(3.40; western sheep,
3.00(7(3.75 native lambs, $.GOf5.60; western
lamiis.
RECEIPTS-Olflclnl: Cattle, 7,528 head:
hogs. 35.952 head; sheep, I2.56S head.
SHIPMENTS uiueiai: rattle. 1,059 head;
hog3, 2,071 head: sheep, 5,708 heud,
St. Louis Live Stuck Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Nov, 15.-CATTLE-Rcccints.
2,500, including 1,500 head Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
J.'i.OOfHi.&Oj drcKsed beef and butcher steers,
4.0iJi6.15; steers under l.ono lbs., $2.4'j5.25;
stockers and feeders, $2,l0'it3.l5: cows and
heifers. $2.0ii5.05; canners, $l.U2.25; bulls,
2 013.75; Texas and Indian steers, tl.UYip
i.ji: i'iiwh aim ueiicrs, ivu J. 10.
Ht.riS Recctnts. 7.000 heud: market
steidy; pigs and lights, $5.255.45; packers,
$3.2546.65; butchers, $5.605.85.
Hiw;i;r Ann la.miih-kcccipi, fiooiiend;
mnrket steady: native muttons. $3.00473.50;
lambs, $3.65-u-.00j culls and bucks, $2,0083.25.
74 1050 fi 60
cowa.
1 350 1 50 10 1061 2 60
2 805 1 50 2 1175 2 60
4 !.... 835 1 60 4 745 2 60
1 820 1 70 14 954 2 65
1 870 1 70 2 1255 2 76
6 863 1 70 1 1170 2 76
6 866 1 70 1 1000 2 75
4 867 1 "0 3 1150 2 75
1 880 1 70 1 1030 2 76
1 1030 1 75 3 976 2 75
3 793 I 75 2 860 2 75
1 1000 1 75 3 .. 988 2 75
32 943 I 95 4 S9J 3 75
3 966 2 00 1 1040 2 75
2 940 2 00 1 760 2 75
1 11C0 2 00 1 13S0 2 75
1 900 3 00 20 969 2 SO
B 943 2 10 1 870 2 ST.
8 821 2 10 17 940 3 R3
9 1066 2 10 4 987 2 90
7 890 2 10 2 900 2 90
7 1028 2 20 1 1480 3 00
6 904 2 25, 1 990 3 (W
1 00 2 26 1 810 3 00
1 960 2 25 2 1080 3 25
1 880 3 25 4 1007 3 25
1 960 2 25 2 910 3 25
1 950 2 25 1 756 3 25
1 930 2 25 1 13i) 3 25
3 870 2 25 1 1110 3 25
1 970 2 40 1 930 3 25
1 910 2 40 4 1352 3 60
3 1060 2 40 3 1070 4 00
1 1010 2 10 1 1030 4 00
6 924 2 60
HEIFERS.
1 320 1 25 2 g20 3 10
3 370 2 25 1 650 3 50
1 680 2 25 3 1010 4 00
2.., SCO 2 DO 13 1092 4 00
I BULLS.
1 1490 2 00 1 1430 3 60
1 1360 2 15 1 1240 2 50
1 1240 2 15 1 1300 2 50
1 1420 2 25 2 B70 2 60
1 620 2 30 1 520 2 75
2 1120 2 33 1 1310 3 00
2 1370 2 35 1 620 3 00
1 1270 2 43 1 1280 3 00
1 960 2 50 1.., 1330 3 2.5
1 1230 2 50 1 1740 3 60
1 920 2 50
STAGS.
1 1650 2 25 1 1000 3 10
1 1010 2 70
CALVES.
1 130 3 75 1 170 4 60
1 220 4 50 2 130 5 00
STOCKaCALVES.
1 530 3 00 .TJTJ 373 3 25
300 3 05 r
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
2 610 2 55 2 633 2 75
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
n 1120 2 25 12 100S 3 23
T" 1000 2 60 12 731 3 25
3 615 2 50 11 6S5 3 25
1 770 2 65 6 946 3 25
10 662 2 75 1 1000 3 25
I! 443 2 75 3 953 3 25
9' 605 2 76 2 910 3 30
H 1135 2 85 26 811 3 33
2 660 3 00 1 160 3 35
;i ltmO 3 00 6 600 . 3 40
5 710 3 00 9 566 3 40
9 836 3 00 6 710 3 10
3.. 675 3 00 12 670 3 60
I. " 930 3 10 13 1050 3 65
7 792 3 15 1 1090 3 65
3 730 3 25 1 960 4 60
NEBRASKA.
BtiKEF Thero wero only Just a i
sheen and lnmhi i.nm ..rj
everything1 w fnnrinn. a r... .
at common quality sold readily at Hlen.iv
prices and .lt was evident mt n .V Ili
v.antod rrosh supplies and wero wl ling t
JrSdSr0"" p ,n oraer to KOt J"ui"
Tho feeder market did not show any im
provement today, as very fow buvers m 1.1
In tho yards, tfhj best that could be sal
of the market today Is that there win 1
??.!iSB?n?. ,ceablVi"m yatorday. Kellers
tried to dispose of. tho common stun that
they have, boon carrying over from ay "
day, but thoy moved slowly. That was '
tlcularly truo of the old cweo. 1,1
Quotations: Choice yearlings, 3.40((j3.65i
fair to good vear hen. i.i rvh i,. f. .1
wethers. $3.30ff5.50: fair' In TVo'eH W-Yi n'V
owes, $2.9003.25; fair to
$3.10(3-3.30; choice
Av. Pr.
122 11 IO
$4.30ff4.60: ralr to good spring lambs, $4,10'
4.30; feeder wethers. $8.O0ff3.G0: feeder
ambs, $3.6034.00. Itepresentat vt Vales: 9
MO.
10 bucks
1 buck
owe
cull lamb
feeder owes
feeder ewe ,
nuck
feeder yearlings
70 teener lamtis
116 Wyoming- ewes
1 Wyoming owe
Ill Wyoming owes
10 western wethers
69 feeder wethers
3 feeder wethers
241 feeder wethers
1,320 feeder lambs
132 Colorado wethers
12 native ewes
1
1
83
1
120
80
60
71
so
110
60
48
93
90
92
77
78
70
73
61
93
142
1 60
1 60
I 60
1 75
3 00
2 00
2 75
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 (ft
S 15
;i so
3 25
3 25
3 40
2 40
3 CO
1 feeder...
1 cow
1 .'ow
1 cow
1 row
1 cow
1 cow.
1160
820
9
910
900
930
670
1 cow 9oO
3 15
2 75
3 75
3 76
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
1 cow...
1 cow...
3 cows,,
1 cow,,.
1 cow,
.1221)
.1020
.1006
. 970
...1070
1 cow 760
1 cow inm
1 bull 1U0
2 75
2 75
3 73
3 75
3 25
3 25
3 IS
335
Kansas City Live Slock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 15 nATTl.irti..
celpts. 2.500 bend natives. 200 hpml Trmi
20p head calves; early market strong to ion
higher. Closed, quiet: choice export and
dressed beef steers, $5.fioj?6.2.5; fair to good,
$4.76&6.60: stockers and feeders, $2,5041(1.25;
western fed steers. $4.655.60; western raugo
steers. $3.26'4.40; Texas und Indian steers,
$2.7534.40; Texas cows, $l.90(H3.oo; natlvn
cows. $2.60(94.26; heifers, $3.0W(5.25; cnuners.
I1.6OS2.40; bulls, $2.0053.76: calves. $3.00W.2s!
HOGS Receipts, 14,000 head; heavy and
mixed hogs. Be. higher, and pigs 6c lower;
top, $3.90; bulk of sales, $S.30fffi.BO: hsavy,
$3.8ogr,.90; mixed packers, $6.50(95.90; lltht
fc.0Oiu5.90: pigs, $4.oOtJ5.00. nl'
SHEEP AND LAMBS-nce!pt, inno
head; market strong; native lambs, $4.25i
4.65: western lambs, $3.76fM.S0; natlvn
wethers, $3.25fr3.60: western wether. $2.0Mi
3.60; yearlings, $3.4083.60; ewes, $2.60fi3
culls, $1.603.25. '
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 15. CATTLE Re
celnts, 1,100 head; opened steady to ICn
higher; natives. $3.fVn.75; cows and heifers.
Sl.23ft6.10: veals, S3.00fr.60; etockera nmi
feeders. $1.504.25.
HOGS-Recelpts, 9.200 head; steady; light
and light mixed, S5.354t6.R5; medium nnd
heavy, $5.705.90; pigs, $3.76-35.00: bulk, 13 5.5
Jjr5.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 400 head
steady, $3.60.
stock in slant.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep nt tho Ave prlnclpul
markets for November 13:
unttle. .Hogs.
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. IxiuIh ....
St, Joseph ...
Totals ....
1,122
.. 3,300
.. 2.700
.. 2,600
.. 1,100
..10,722
11,512
36,000
14,000
7.000
9,200
Shoap.
1,375
7,000
1,000
600
400
77,742 10.3J5
Teteaaaa 10M.
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to Jimei K. Bajrd A Co.,
OMATIA, NEB,
COMMISSION
UKAIM, PROVIIIO.HS AND STOCK 1.
ait f Traaa BaUala.
Olrtet wires to Chicago a4 Now York,
:ertn4oc, Jebp A, Wuroa A Co.