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THE OJIAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, "NOV EM BET? 10, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
iTirj thinj; tb Ohictg Board Litki
Decidedlj Beariih.
DROP IN PRICE IS UNIFORM AT HALF CENT
IJeeember AVhrnl, December l.'nrn mill
Derrtiilirr tints All Suffer About
Kqunll Provisions Clone
Twenty Cents l.mcr.
CHICAGO, Nov. n-Rearlsli statistics
ml general bearish conditions prevailed in
all grains today tiid December wheat
cbwd Vfl'c lower. December corn Wo
down find December oats 34o lower. Pro
visions cloned 714'dlOo to 2oc lower.
Whtut ruled weak throughout the ses
sion. Ktirlv enblo advices were dlscourng
InK. though I hey were bused. It was
thoUKht, on the decline 'horn Saturday.
Receipts, both primary nnd northwestern,
were havy, nnd the week-end statistics
of shipment, nmount on passage and visi
ble Supply wcro all considerably Increased
and bearish. Heavy liquidation nt oneo
kct In. based principally on tho 3,71s.O0O
bushels Increase In the world's visible
supply. December, which opened ft shado
to iSVJ lower. fluctuated narrowly lor a
time. fighting the decline, but after ft few
buvlng orders wero tilled December sagged
rapidly ti 71e. TIip weakness In tho
coarser grains had a depressing Influence,
hut at the low prices shorts covered freely
and sent December up sllnhtlv. Tho close
was weak. Vt'Wc higher, at 7Ki71c. Con
sidering tho volume of bearish ammunition
fired at this pit today the traders frit
thHt It held well, local receipts were Kl
cars, oho of contract grade. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 1.413 cars, making a
total for tho three points of 1,175 car",
against 1,337 Ust week nnd 951 a year ago.
I'rlmary receipts were l.sio.000 bushels,
agnlnst 1,312,(40 last year. Seaboard clear
ances In wheat and flour cnunllcd 6S4.OO0
bushels. World's shipments were 8.172.O00
bushels for the week, compared with 0,sn2,
ono last week nnd 7.774.000 thts coricspondlng
week a year ago. The increase of bread
eltifTs on passage was l.OW.PO) bushels.
Liquidation was the feature of tho corn
pit Commission houses trenernlly had
orders to sell and the detnnnd was slack.
The cash situation was not so active as
It was last week and the bull side of tho
murkct seemed to have lost Its Popularity.
Country offerings were small, but It whs
reported that morn new corn whs coming
forward, especlnllv front Iowa. On the
soft spots hulls did some buvltig, btit on
the whole the mnrket ruled weak, Decem
ber, which opened 'Mi'ie lower on poor
rabies, sold between ROc and bOe and closed
weak. Hfic down at JWaSDc. Receipt
were 112 cars.
Oats were heavy on liquidation, Receipts
were nearly lfio cars In excess of the tl
maten. The country offcrlnes nlso wero
heavy, tho eastern demand slack anil buy
Ins generally holdlnK off. I.nnir oats wero
put on the market bv prominent profes
sionals, thoiiKh there seemed to be no con
certed pressure. December opened 'i'ic
t n ij,c loner, fold olt to 3S'if3?c "and
closed weak. US?V: lower, nt 33e. Be
celpts were1112 cars
Provisions Improved somewhat, advanc
ing fairly in face of the eniln weakness.
Trices opened Hteadv. but on a fair country
demand for pork, starling shorts to cover
on the light weight in hogs marketed to
day, tho close was tlrm, January pork
t losed 20c higher at $15.10. Janu.vry lard 10c
up at $8.60 and January ribs TUfllOe higher
at J7.721-3'fj".75.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
in., cars; corn, 210 cars; oats, 310 cars; hogs.
37.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.! Open. IIIgh.( Low. Close.l Sat'y.
Wheat
Nov.
Dec.
May
Corn
Nov.
Dec.
May
May
Tork-
Jau.
May
l.ard-
Dec.
Jan.
May
lllbi-
Jan.
May
! I 71
72tU 72Vi'(fj 71!4 71 72iH-A
I I I ' W 5)ti
Ifi'i f.0 53 59"ii CO
Ira'ViT'T. 62T 1; 62145, tiiV,
iOVff?. 40i, 405i 40t
14 90 15 10 14 HO 1G 10 14 90
15 15 15 37!4 15 13 16 3714 15 15
S 50 R f,S S 50 S 65 S 47U
8 55 R rtO SK SB) S 50
8 C7',a 8 73 S 67U 8 75 8 63
7 ti5 7 75 7 83 7 75 7 63
7 S2V4 7 90 7 S214 7 90 7 SO
No.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. J3.30
3 SO; straights, $3.O0tff3.40: clears, J2.70ii2.80;
spring specials. 14.00(64.10; patents, J3.35f
:t.70: straights. J2.80SI3.20.
WHRAT-No. 3, B771c; No. 2 red, 73Va3
CORN No. 2 yellow. 61o.
OATB-No. 'A 40H42c; No. 2 white, 42iA'
4,Hio: No. .1 white. 4:43e.
RYE No. 2. 69c.
HARI,I3Y l"alr to choice maltinK, MflfiOc.
SKKDH No. 1 flax. .11.47: Nn. 1 nnril..i.
em. J1.47; prime timothy, J6.00ffl6.10; clover,
contract grade. J8.K0.
cnniraci grane.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per hb $1S.!V
(hll.OO. Lard, per 100 lbs.. JS.52UgR.55. Shorl
ribs sides (loose), J7.W37.9.i. Dry salted
'..90
Short
fhoulders (boxed). J7.25Jf7.50. Short r)onr
fides (boxed). J.S.2(VjfK30.
WiUHKY-nasis of high wines, JI.31.
The following are tho receipts and ship
ments for the last twenty-four hours:
Articles. Receipts, Shipments.
incur, onis 34,ono 28.000
Wheat hu 140,000 1 20.000
t'orn, bu
Dnts, bu.,...
Rye, bu
llariey, bu..
110,000 37S.0OO
2t52.ooo sn,m
18,000 t.000
97.000 Ig.OM
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 14ffl04c:
dairies, 14tr20c. Cheese, steady, 9'ilov4c
Ekks, fresh, 23c.
JVRW YORK HKNRnAT. MAHKKT.
Qnnlnflnnii of h Dajr on Tarlnas
Cnmraodltle.
NiTVV TORK. Nov. 18. FLOUR-Rccelnts.
$4,936 bbls.: exports. 3.225 bbls.; quiet, baroly
steady: winter patents, J3.603fi.90; winter
straights. J8.40g3.60; Minnesota patents.
13, 8084.10; winter extras, J2.t88.90; Mlnno
fota bakers. J2.904i3.25: winter low grades,
I3.50fl2.fi0. Rye flour, steady; fair to good.
J3.0flfl3.30: cholc to fancy. J3.35(gO.R0.
HirCKWMBAT-Hteady; J1.25 pifV cwt. to
arrive In New York.
.,C.nif.MKi;IirS,,?Bdyi 'ell' western,
Jl.TO; city, 11,38; Urandywlne, J3.403,50.
RYB Easy; No. 2 western, 66c, f, o. b .
n float. '
14 A RJ,F)Y Quiet ; malting, 674fi64c, c. I.
i Buffalo.
,4i?I3T ,iccf,,,1tf, 17',fl bu- "Ports.
341.fl.SO bu. Spot, easy; No. 2 red, S2'ic
U h"1noat"'N.0' 2 red. Wc. elevator;
No. 1 nnrtheni. Duluth. 81c, f. o. h afloat;
?;o. 1 hard. Duluth, SSUc. f. n. b.. afloat.
Options opened steady on a. rally In cables
and local support. They broke rather
sharply on big supply Increase, northwest
5v"n,L.';n', ,hvy northwestern receipts.
May. 80He. closed at SOHc.
CORN Receipts. 51,900 bu.; exports, 14.570
bu. Snot, easy; No. 2. 66;c. elevator, and
fii'io. f. o. b,, afloat. Option market, after
a steady opening with wheat, weakened
under liquidation, easier cables, lesa outside
tupport, but finally rallied with wheat.
JiVl,'!fl5j!;Hdy,at 'B'c icllne. Mny
;6 7-lwH7Sc, closed at 6Hc: December
SS-lfiWic. closed at 6SHc nniti,
OATS-Recelpts,, 139.600 bu.; exports, 350.750
No. 2 vhltc. 48c: No. 3 white, 47v4c; track
mixed western, 45i4Sc: track white. 4wx"t.
Options quiet and easier.
JIAY""ii!V,ny: shipping. 60f65o; good to
choice, 8:ijit0c. p
iturw-vjiufi; state, common to choice.
1901 crop. 123I5i4c; 1900 crop. 9it'19c; 1S93
crop, fii'ullc: 1'aclflc coast, 1901 crop, un
16V4c; lfloi) crop. 1899 crop. Btfllc.
r. li.' r-o niv-itu . uuivcniiiii. il jo o HIS.
18c; Calll'ornla, 21 to 25 lbs., 19)4c; Texai
dir. 24 to 3t) lbs., 14i,4c " '
LKATIIER-Stendy; hemlock sole. Rue
nos Ayres. -light to heavyweights, 25JJ2SMc
WOOI-Qulet; domestic fleece, 25SlTi.
vnm 1 Ml 1 7i
a.iF, hu pp, l.i"V IIUIIIH, lJ,0lKtl XU.tSl
city, India moss, Jl7.00pis.oo. cm meatr
easy: pickled bellies, Jj.5OHl0.00; plcklei
shoulders, J7; pickled hams, J9.7MJ10.00
lArd, rtrin; western steamed, J8.S5: re
flncd, J9: continent, J9; compound. J7.50'
7.75. Pork, quiet; family, Jl7.OOfll7.26; shor
clear; J17.6O419.0O: mess. Jl5,O04Ufi,Oi).
Ill TTTER Receipts, 6.452 pkgs.; firm
stato dairy. 1623c; creamery, 1725c; Jun
creamery, 17V4&2c; factory, 12Htfl5Vac.
cHbHb-Kereipts. 74'J pKgs. ; tlrm; fancy
large. Sepiembar, 9l0c: fancy large. Oc
tober. 9wJj9tto: fancy small, September,
HdOfl-necelpts. m pkgs.; firm; sin
Wid Pennsylvania. 2Q27c; western candU
POULTRY Alive, weak: dressed, eali
springers, So; turkeys, Sji9c: fowls, Slic.
TALLOW Firm; city, 5c; country. .V
ler:
llTTlI.a A' a ... . ,14,1- . 1 f i a
pslo and values further advanced. Sup-
Kilirn nil iuiiiii irillHIIIDU 111 lew liaimH
11(1
."--in .... ncuvi .muiii'iui'ilvr. i
close the market was strong, with s
I'ff M T --J ...... ....
the
pot
ai
. - J o, mm i n (, . 1 , 1 - .. i s .....
vere
! better and quoted at 103 10a. Copper
In London advanced ?s Rd to 66 17s for
spot and J56S 17s 6d for futures. Tho de
mand abroad was better, while the local
market continues to drag at nominally
unchanged prices, closing dull nt JI6.lW
lf.00 for Lako Superior and JI6.37i4WI6.1ii,
for casting and electrolytic, lend was dull
hero at J4.37', but scored an advnnce of
2s 6d n.t Ixindon, with spot quoted at 1 1S.
Spot ruled dull at homo and abroad, closing
at JI.30, nominal, and 16 12s fid, resp.-r-lively.
Iron, dull and featureless; pig Iron
warrants, 13.60ft 10.50; No. 1 northern
foundry. J15.00l?l.W; No. 2 southern
foundry, JM.OO'fjlS.oQi No. 1 southern
foundry, J116ofii5.50, No. I southern mft
foundry, JII.6oyi6.i'. Glasgow Iron warrants
closed at 66s and Mlddlcsborough cloved
nt 13s 6d.
omaiia u iioi.tAi.i: maiiki;ts,
Conilltlns nf 'I'rndt; nnd Qtiiiln t Inns nn
."tnple nnil I'nnor Produce.
KOCSS-Recttpts, light; fresh stock, 20c.
LIVE POULTRY-IIens, 515i.,c; voung
and old roosters, 4c; turkeys, KaSc; ducks
nnd geese, 6yc,4c; spring chickens, per lb
HUTTKll-Commotl tn fair. olinlrn
dairy, In tubs. 15fflGo: separator, 23iJ21c.
, FRESH FISH-Ulack bass. Ike" white
baas, 10c; blueflsh, lie; bullheads, 10c; bluo
tins, .c; buffaloes, 7c; cattish, 12c; cod, Uc;
crapples. Uc: halibut, He; herring, 7u; Imd
dock, 10c; pike, 10c; rcil snapper, 10c; sal-
iiiuii, uc; Biniiisn, uc; iroui, vc; wniten"!!.
inir. iieecipis, .1 cars.
OYSTERS Miillllmx. Mr ran. 2?o! Stntiil.
ards, per can, 25c; extra selects, per can,
33c; New York counts, per enn, 4oc; bulk
Standards, per gal., J1.2o1.25; bulk extra
selects. Jl.Csyl.65.
PIOEONS Live, per doz., COc.
VEAL Choice. 6i8c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
lay Dealers' association: Choice unland.
J9.5u; No. 2 upland, J8.50; medium, JS; coarse.
(.wi. ityo straw, i;..&u. i nese prices aro ror
hay of good color and quality. Demand
iHir Keceipis, i cars.
wnisAi-iwc,
CORN-New. 48c; old, COc.
HRAN-JI7.
OATS-llC.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home grown and northsm.
S090c; Salt Lake, Jl; Colorado, Jl.
KUiii'i.ANT-1'rr aor.. 75c.
CARROTS Per bu 60c.
HEETS Per half-bu. basket, )c.
TURNIPS Per bu.. 50c. Rutabagas, per
lt lbs,, J1.25.
cue uaiuKitis liotnouse, per doi., Jl.:s.
PARSLEY Per dor... 25c.
LETTI'CE Per i2u:.. 2Jc.
RADISHES-Per doz., 25c. t
SWEET' POTATO KS-lIome crown, ner
lb., 214c: genuine Virginia, per bbl., $3;
Uenrgla, per bbl,, j:.75.
OA HU AGE Holland seed, crnted. l4c
TOMATOES Home grown, per lS-lb. bas
ket, 80c.
IlKANS wax, per V4-bu. basket, 60c;
trlng, per u-bu. basket. 50c.
ONIONS Home grown, tier lb.. 2c: Span
ish, per crate. J1.V5: Michigan reds. 2Uc per
lb.
CELERY Kalamazoo, per junch, 25933c;
Nebraska, per bunch. 30fi"33c: Colorado. Ifta
0c.
NAVY HEANS-Pcr bu.. J.M5.
FRUITS.
APPLES-Uen Davis, ner bbl.. J3.60: wine-
nns. S3.50: Jonathan. J4.O01I5.0O: snows. J3.50:
llellellowers. per box, $1.0.
PEARS Kclfers, J2; Vlkers, $2.23; Law
rence, J2.23.
GRAl'ES Concords, eastern, 20c; Slala-
gas, per keg, Jo.50g6.().
CRANUERR1E8-Pcr bbl.. J7.OH7.60: per
crate, J2.75.
QUINCES Per box. J1.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Mexicans, J3.753i.00: Floridas.
4.
LEMONS Fancy. J3.70a4.O0.
R ANANAS Per bunch, according to sizo,
I.25M2.75.
FIGS California, new cartons. 70c: im-
ported, per lb., 12SHc.
DATES Persian. In 60-lb. boxes, ner lh..
514c; Salrs, Dc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS New crop walnuts. No. 1 soft.
shell, per lb.. 12c; hard shell, per lb., 12(4c;
No. 2 soft-shell, 11c; No. 2 hard-shcit, lOc;
Brazils, per lb., 13c; filberts, per lb., 13c; al
monds, soft-shell. 17c: hard-sbell 13c; pe
cans, large, per lb., 12c; smnll, 10c; cocoa-
ins, per iw. to; cnesmuis, i.'c.
HONEY Per 21-3ectlon enso, J3.:0fl3.75.
CIDER Nchawka. per bbl.. 13: New York.
J3.50.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c: No. 2 green, 6c;
No. 1 salted, SHc; No. 2 salted, 7ic; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12V4 lbs., 9c: No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs.. 7c: drv hides. 89713c: kIikrii
pclta. 26027c: horsolildee. J1.50Q2I23.
aAUiiiKitiiAUX rer '.4-t)bl., J3; per bbl.,
St. l.nnls Grain nnd I'rovUlniia.
ST. IOUIS. Nov. IS WHEAT-liiit.r:
No. 2 red caah. elevator, 73!c: track. 74U
fl75c; December. 73,c; May. 7fi'4c; No. 2
hard. 71J72c: receipts, 48.07C bUNhnls.
CORN Ijower: No. 2 cash, 62?tc; track
63!4fa64o; December, 61c: May, 111140.
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash, 42!4c; track,
42V444V4c: December, 40!4c; May, 4214c;
.iu. m wnue, io;gc.
ui is ixwer. 4oc
FLOUR Steady, firm: red winter natpntst
J3.45S3.60; extra, fancy and straight, $3.10
3.23: clear. J2.7532.90.
hBKu nmotny, nominally nrm, J5.30
6.00.
CO RNMKAIv Steady, J3.
RRAN Scarce, strong: sacked, east trunk
95fl97c.
HAY-stearty, firm; timothy. $13.0014.50;
prairie. Jll.
wjiimk v steady, ji.ai.
IRON COTTON TIES-J1.
UAGGINO-S'HSlCHc.
HEMP TWINE-Oc.
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats (boxed).
Htrong; extra shorts, JS.12I4; clear rlb,
$8.25; clear allies, $8.50. Bacon (boxed),
MrunKi exira snoris. ;i; near rips. $3.12H;
clear aides. J3.374. Pork, shlnners anil Inh.
bers. $11.50. Lard, higher at JS.43.
M eta in ueao, steady, ?l.27ii, Spelter,
firm at J4.12V4.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens, springs. 6c;
turkeys, 7c; ducks, 6S6iJc; geese, SHfiSc.
BUTTER Steady: creamery. lftfi?le?
dairy. 1420c.
EllGH Higher nt 21c.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 13.000 i,i,ls.: when.
82,000 hu.; corn, 115,000 bu.; oats, 50,000 hu.
HiiimisntH-fiour. ;i,i nnts.: wheat,
24,000 bu.; corn, 34,000 bu.; oats, 27,000 bu.
Liverpool Grntn and Provision.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. lR.-WHEATR.mt.
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 6s lOd;
iso. 1 nortnorn spring, m Via; No, 1 Cali
fornia. 6s 10d: futures, nnlet: Decemhrr.
6s 9Vld: March, 6s lid.
CORN spot, firm; American mixed, new.
5s 4id; futures. Arm; December, f.s 3Ttd;
March, 6s ITid.
PKAS-Canarttan. tlrm. s 5Ud.
FLOUR St. Louis, fancv wfnter. tr.n,W
7s 6d.
HOPS At London. Pacific coast, stesrlv.
3.
iunvrBinMHTif .na.i.. t..ji..
. , . .... j . ' v . , 1 ilium
mess, 73s d. Pork, steady; prime mess,
western, 72s. l.ardt American retlned, In
. in, Hicniif, uu, inline weniern, in
Icrces. dull. 45s fid. Hams, short nut. ii in
16 lbs., firm, 48s. Bacon, Cumberland cut.
D IU V IUP. nicrtiiy, on ; hliori rioi,
16 to 24 lbs., steady, 4Ss; long clear middles,
heavy, 35 to 40 lbs,, dull. Us; short clear
backs, 16 to 20 lbs,, quiet, 43s fid; clear
bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., quiet, 65n; shoulders.
11 to 13 lbs., firm, 39s.
BUTTER Steady: fine United States,
92s: food United States, 70s.
CHEESE Quiet; United States, colored
2Ss 9d; Australian, In London, steady, 30s,
impnrio 01 wurai nun Liverpool last week
wero 68.000 quarters from Atlantic ports,
none from Pacific ports and 7,000 quarters
linni outer puna.
Imports of corn from Atlantic ports last
week wero 8,800 quarters.
Ksnui City Grnln mid Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 18. WHRATn.
Cf mbor. fi7ifi67;c: Mar. 72fI72Ue: ensh Vn
. nara. ontJiwc; rvo. .1, tii','n,xc; rso. 2 rod
72i73c: No. .1. 69V4fi7lc.
COHis December, tHTio; May. fi3HlJ63'io:
cr.sh. No. 2 mixed. fiStjOiic: No. 2 white, Gfifr
65Wo; No. 3, (MHiitwO.
IIATH-Jil), i Willie, c.
RYE No. 2. fiOtfllle.
HAY Choice timothy and prairie, $13.00
BUTTER-Creamery. tsa22c; dairy, fancy.
17c.
EGGS Offerings of strictly fresh 1liht .
ever; market Arm; fresh Missouri and Kan
as slock, quoted on 'change, 20c, loss eff,
Lunrp iviuii viii
RKCBII'TS-W lent. 111.300 hu rnm .
BIIIPMENTS Wheat, 1S.200 bu.; corn. 12,
800 bu.; onta. 3.M0 bu.
Mliiurnpolla Whrnt, Flour anil llrnn,
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 18,-WHEAT-
ikbii. (ithc; ueceniner, hjiuac; May,
72UJi"2V4c; on track. No. 1 hard. 7314c; No.
1 northern, 700! No. 2 northern, 67VlHc
FLOUR Lower: first nntents. M 7S-
tecond patents. J3.50'd3.60: tlrst clears, $2.75
C3.S5; second clears, $2.20.
iiu.r mgner; in bum, $15.0016.00.
MllnuKee Grnln Market,
, MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1S.WHEAT-Mar-
ei mwer; jno. i nortiiern, nc i No. 2 north
em. 70ijSj71c; May. 75!4c
RYE liwer: No. I. f..OiMe.
HARLEY-lllghcr; No, 2, 69f&9-c; sample
la'lliiwi-.
CORN May, 62WCj6:c.
Visible Mupplv nf Grnln.
NEW YORK. Nov. IS.-The visible supply
of grain Saturday. November 16. as com-
oneo ny me .ew vorK Produce exchange,
IS as follows: Wheat. t5.77.0iW hn.. nn In.
crease of 3.71S.OOO bu,; corn. 12,15.floo bu., a
a decrease of 930.r-) hu.; rye, 2.23,0o bu ,
an Incruaso of 107,oj bu. , barley, 2,2V.i0
bu,, a decrease of 61,000 bu.
Toledo Grnln nnd !ecd,
TOLEDO. O.. Nov, U.-WHEAT-Dull,
weak; cash, 764 e, December, 7614C bid;
May. 79c.
CORN-December, 6U4c; May, 6.1140.
OATH-DVeember, 1014c, May, 41ic.
SEEDS Clover, weak; rsh, prime, $5. );
Decetnler, $5.35; March, $3.43, linked. Tim
othy, $2.90.
Plillailelpliln Prorincr Mnrket.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 18 -MUTTER
Firm, good demand: fancy western cream
ery, 2fic; fnnry nearby prints, 2Sc.
EGGS Fresh nearby nnd western, 27c;
fresh southwestern, 26c; fresh southern, :5c.
CHEESE QUICt.
Iluinth Grnln Market.
DFLt'TH. Nov. lS.-WHEAT-Cash. No.
I bard, 734c. No. 1 northern, 6SVc; De
cembnf. B'lic; May, 73Hc.
KIA I H .i;i''ll3JC.
CORN-oaffc.
EIkIii Mutter .Vlnrket.
ELGtN. III.'. Nov. 19. BUTTER Market
declared firm at 21Uc; offerings. 4f. lbs.,
at 2i.5C. but no sales. Sales of the week.
604.1W lbs.
I'enrln Mnrket.
PEORIA. Nov. K-CORN-Ensler nt 62c.
OATS-Easler; white, 4U4C, billed through.
WHISICY-On the basis of $1.31 for tin-
Ished goods.
.kv York fi'i)CK axo iio.vns.
Wnll Street Foci Effect of Unprece
dented Gold Shipment.
NEW YORK. Nov. IS.-The Inrirest shin.
ment of gold which ever left New York In
a single dny will be carried on the steam
ship sailing tomorrow nnd touching nt
trench and German ports, The uggroga'o
engagements nmount In round numbers to
J7.050.ooo, i,d Wth the exception of n small
portion for Berlin the whole nmount Is
destined for Paris.
I Ins constitutes a sudlc cnt v Impress ve
movement of snecle to pviil.iln rnallv thn
hesitating tone developed in the slock mar-
ket The depression of prices became gen
eral at one time, but was decidedly un
even, several stocks In the list offering re
sistance to tho decline end reflecting ion-
uiHieu inrge nuying ann vigorous support.
The most acute depression was shown by
the stocks of railroads Immcdlntelv enn.
corned In the northwestern rnilrond settle
ment nnd the special cause of thH was
easily perceptible In tho vigorous expres
sion of opposition to the company and Its
objects bv the covernor of Mltinrsntii. wlin
entrenched lilimclf behind laws on thcatnto
statute dooks. Assurances, however, wcro
given nut In Wall street with ofliclal sane
tlon that these statutes had been fullv con
sidered nnd that In the opinion of learned
counsel none of them was violated In the
formation or the jsorttiern Securities com-
puny. This, however, did not nvnll to re.
move entirely the chilling effect of tho
hostile attitude assumed against the com
piny. Outside of this special portion of the
stock list the effect of the enormous out-
wnrn movement or gold wuh singularly
moderate. Thcro wns no now cause no'.
parent for tho movement. Foreign obliga
tions continue to mature In largo volume
find the slinnlv of exrhnncr. ltllln mmliici
commercial operations Is utterly inadequate
iu iiii-ri im- ui.'iiiiiiui irom wns source, rue
only alternative Is tho shipment of specie.
In spite of the extent or the relief to the
exchange market afforded by the millions
of gold exported tho effect upon exchange
quotations was of the slightest nnd did not
reduce the level below the prolltablo point
of gold oxnorts. It Is highly probable,
therefore, that gold will go out on Thurs
day. Notwithstanding the uncertainty of
the extent to which this movement mav go
opinion over the money outlook continues
very optimistic, bnsed on the offsets which
upveiopeu insi weei to the outward move
ment of gold. The subtreasiirv tmlnv nnl.1
out for redemption of government 'bonds
$2,676,HS, which brings tho contribution of
mai insulation to tnc market since last
Frldny up to $5,176,148.
Great confidence Is felt Hint
bonds redemptions will keep pace with tho
needs of the money market and the well
defined report was In circulation nil day,
which could not bo confirmed, that a hlock
of several million dollars of government
bonds held by a New York savings bank
will be offered for redemption this week.
Whatever may be the basis for this report
tho market scored a decided recovery In
the last hour, under the Influence of n rise
In the coalers. Lake Shore sold at 240. com-
pared with 310 on the preceding sale. Tho
various express companies were strong,
Wells-Fargo rising 18 points over the pre
ceding sale, nnd there yas a notable de
mand nlj day for the American Locomotive
stocks, which lifted the common 2i nnd
the preferred 3. Declines In the general list,
which lmd run from 1 to 3 points nt one
time, wjjre reduced by this late rally and
the mnrket closed tlrm.
Railroad bonds wero onlv moderntelv nr.
tlvo and were Irreiriilfir. Tnt.il untoa nnr
value. $2,915,000. United States refunding 2s
declined 14 per cent on tho last call.
1 110 commercial Advertiser's London
financial cableurnm snvs: Thn utnMr mr.
ket was generally cheerful todny. Amer
ican shares were Inanimate, but firm hero
early, but the clnso was dull oil New York
ndvlces nnd on the curb were flat on fear?
or gum snipments from .New York, savo In
tho caso of Rending and United Stntes
Steel, which received New York support.
Rio tlntos spurted and one bear account
was disclosed In Pnrls. A statement was
put out that the Conner nnlniit tn thn
of the year had been sold, It Is estimated
mm inert' win do h ws dividend, It Is
reported that Mr, Hayes will return to the
iiuinagciTieni ni ine lirnnd Trunk rnllwav.
Money Is easy. The government's larpe
disbursements enabled the government to
teiia.v tho Rank of Ennliuul j'.monivi c.ni.i
In bars la 77s 914.1. Tho continental demand
has ceased. The fortnightly copper state
ment shows n decrease In stock rr ?-n
tons and In supplies of fi03 tons. Paris c
chango In 25,15.
Tlio roiiowlng are tho closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchaugo;
Atchison
do pfd
rv;n iiu mil
,100i4 So. Paeltlo
lu.. -,
.188
. fiOlj
. 33H
. 901;
. IPs
. 20
. 33 "
.1(V.
. 91(4
. 20'4
37(
. 19
301,4
. 21
. 42
.190
.20914
do nfd
Bnltlmnro & O..
.10:
..... .
So. Railway ....
do nfd
, 9I'
.111
no pro.
ToxnH Ar l
Can. Pad tic
Can. Southern ..
Ches. ft Ohio....
, S3!
T., St. L. .fc'w"
, 4l)j
, 36'j,
. 771 -,
46l
, 7314
13is
do pf
Union Pacific ...
.Ir. ..f.l
Chicago A
do ntd
Chicago I. & L.
Wabash ..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.!
do ifd
do pr(
W. A; L. E
Chicago & M. I..
Chicago Ot. "W..
, 2,.'a
do ?il nf.i
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
. & N. W
1 SS?i
43
Wis, Central '!!
do nf.l
20S
Adams Express!
C R. I. & P
Chlcdgo T. & T.
.147Si Am. Cvuriua
on' S i,'i-h..,.'
do nrd
, 37 W ells-Fargo Ex.
, 97,4,Amal. Copper ..
, 1ST Amer. C. & p...
, 541' do pfd
, 25!4 Am. Lin. Oil
,173!il do pfi
,241 Amor. S. & R,..
4(iVi do pfd
190
87m
C. C. C. St. L.
Colo. Southern .
. 283,
84!u
. 18
. 4S
. 46!4
. 97
. 3.V i
. fi8
92T4
,21
117
.257
. 41
nii
. v
. 754
. 9014
. 93
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson.
Dot., L. & W....
Denver & R. a.
do pfd
U lia. Mill. Co. . .
426,illrk. Rap. Tr....
ni!4 Alia.
Erie
? Colo.
do 1st pfd . . .
do 2d pfd.....
F. & I
Gas
Toh. pfd...
siu Con.
Gl. Nor. pfd
,197' 'otl,
Hock. Vnlley ...
, fii tten.
do pfd
Ulucnse Sugar ..
Illinois Central..
,138,
, 40!,
. 7711
Iowa Central ...
do nfd
I, ..'.
11 1 i-iiper , . .
, do pfd
Infn'l Power ..
I.JirlM,lA ..
L. E. fi W
, 0!4
do pfd
Louis. & Nash..
Manhattan L ..
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central ...
Mex. Nntlonnl .
Minn. St. I j...
Mo. Pacific
M.. K. & T
do pfd
N. .1. Central....
N. Y. Central...
Nor. H West
do pfd
No. Pacific pfd..
Ontnrlo & W....
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. & S. F....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
,U'S
........ ... unit
Nat. Biscuit
.uti-n. tv ': "'sciiii ....
.129M, C.nt onal Lend .
.16S!4iNatlonal Halt ...
. 22 .do pfd
. 13U No. Amerlcnu .'
42!4
. IS
. 62
!',4
,10H .Pacific Coast ...
. 4614
44
. S7
.217
. 15H
. 68S
.161
. 57
Republic Steel"
. :w!4
pu
Stllcrn 1
.10"Vi
. 33
Tonn. c."fc'r;;
.iin
,1434
L. U, fi! p. Co..
1 . . .. ..1..,. .
!9l do pfd f
79H U. 8. Leather...." 1:
ii
2s,
13
81
,. o.t'4 iti
.. 52U 1'. S. Rubber...
,. 81 ..do pfd
.. 70V4 l S. Steel
XV, ,.do pfd
.. &94 cstern Union
..1C9
154
44
43T4
St. L. S. W....
do pfd .......
St. Paul
90'4
Fore Irii Flnnnclnl.
I3NDON. Nov. IS.-I11 spite of the gov
ernment disbursement)!, .there, was con
siderable demand for money today, rhletly
In connection with the repayment of
2.000.000 borrowed from the Bank of Enn.
land November 13. Discounts had an easier
tendency, owing to inn scarcity or bills. Tho
clieerfullnesa on tho Stock exchange, whlrh
was a renturo or tne week-end. wns
scarcely maintained today. Consols opened
fairly good, improved slightly and reacted.
Home rails wero firmer. Americans opened
cheerful, encouraged by the moro favorable
bank statement. But business was llniltfd
and the movements wero slight, Reading,
which were the features, wero generally
firm, on tho talk of American purchases,
Kaffirs wero firm on reports of Increasing
activity In mining. De Beers were strong.
Rio tlntos spurted on the more favorable
outlook for copper.
PARIS. Nov. IS. Blislnef.s 011 the bourse
today opened with a good tendency, which
was oalutalnud mostly Uirsuxbout. Tin
lou-Ji i,"' inc man
. 2fi Peopln's (las ....
524,Pressed S. C...
.170 do nfd
'.Pullman P. n...
1 n i n .
news ftom the mining centers Indl'.ited
n less strained condition. Transactions
wero active. The p-oapeet of a new loan
prompted repurchases and Improved the
whole list. Toward the closo there wns a
fall In Sosnovlre. which had an adverse
Influence. There was rome hesitation, but
the closing was steady Rln tlntos were
firm, biolng orders from tondon forcing
bear covering. De Beers were In good de
mand. Kaffirs were tlrm nnd finished easier.
Tho private rato of discount Is 2 13-W per
cent.
BERLIN, Nov. IS.-BiiMncss was dull on
the bourse todny, In the absence of any
stimulus. Mines were easier, ponding the
decision of tho Westphnllan coko situation
regarding reductions in price. Hanks were
comparatively maintained. Canadian Pa
cifies uetc firm.
etv York Money Mm bet.
NEW YORK, Nov. IS.-MONEV-On call,
firm, at SWib per cent: last loan, 3i per
cent: ruling rate, per cent; prime mer
cantile paper, 41416 per rent.
STERLING EXC1 1 A NO E Easier, after
strength, with actual bulness in bankers'
bills at JI.SS for demand ami at JI.MVd
4.MT4 for sixty days; posted rate, Jl.i5!U
I.S9; (ommcrcfal hills, $4.84'a 4.8414.
SILVER Bar, 564: Mexican dollars, 45c.
BONDS Government, weak; state, In
active; railroad, Irregular.
Tho closing quotations on bonds aro as
follows:
U. S. rcf. 2s, reg.,
do coupon
do 3s, reg
do coupon
do now 4s, reg.,
do coupon ....
do old 4s, leg...
do coupon
do 5s, reg
do coupon
Atch. gen. 4s
do adj. is
Bal. & Ohio 4s..,
do 3!s
do conv. 4s
Can. So. 2s
C. of G. 5
do 1st Inc.. ....
Chcs. &. O. 4!4s..
C. & A. 3!4s
C, B. & Q. n. 4s
('MAS 1' g. Is.
C. & N. W. c. 7s.
C. R. I. & P. 4s.
CCC & S L g. 4s.
Chicago Ter. 4s.,
Colo. So. 4s
D. & R. O. 4s....(
Eric prior I. 4s..,
do gen. 4s
F W & D C Is...,
Hock. Val. 4VsS..
lOSH L. A. N. tint. 4s..
10S4 Mex. Central 4s.,
103 do 1st Inc
10S!i Minn. & St. L. 4s,
133 M.. K. & T. 4s...
133 do 2s
112fs N. V. Central Is,
112H1 lo gen. 3!4s
107 IN. J. C. g. Rs,..,
107 I No. Pacific 4s
IO314I do 3s
93;lN. & W. c. 4s...,
1034 Reading g. 4s
Mi S L & 1 M c. f,s.,
107'yHt. 1,. k S. F. 4s
lOs&St. L. S. W. Is..,
108'l do 2s ,
72I'S. A. & A. P. 4.
IO214
S2!i
30
103
mot;
82
106'4
1 .11
105U
,102,
, 99
110
, 95
, 97
,10714180. Pacific 4s
, 5'u So. Railway 5s..
'.iS'Tcxns & P. is...
,111 T. St L t W 4s..
19l.1!TTttnti r,.ir1.1n J.
. MS
121,'4
.120
. 82
.106
,ivor;i do conv
4s.
.10754
10314
90!s!
sJ
103 4
99k1
Wabash Is
.118
do 2s
do deb. B
West Shore 4s...
W. A L. E. 4s..
ts'J
107f4
107
Wis. Central 4s.
Con. Tob. 4s
6l!f
Boston stack Quotation,
BOSTON. Nov. I8.-C.1ll lonns, 3!j4!4 per
cent; time loans, 4!4au per cent, Official
closing;
Atchison 4s
Gas Is
Mex. Central 4s.
N. E. G. . C...
Atchison
do pfd
Boston & A
Tlncttnu A.- Mo
.102 Amalgamated ..
. SO Baltic.
. 80 Bingham
. 52 Cal. & Hecla...
. SOU Centennial
,100!4 Copper Range. .
.260 Dominion Coal
,192!4i Franklin
. 87
. 44
.Dill
. 17
. 61
. 4S!5
. 164
Boston Elevated
ito I'?'" noyaie ....
N Y, N 11 II.
Union Pacltlc ..
Mex. Central ...
Amcr. Sugar ....
Amer. T. .t T...
f:r.n. 1'llnclrln ..
213 .MiniawK
.103 (Old Dominion ..
, 23 Osccola
.lli!4! Parrot
.157 Qulncy
.25SiJSanta Fo Cop..
V.
. 9S
.103
. 4
.280
. 41
Mma. Electric...
do pfd
N. E. G. & C
36
Tamarack
93H
Trlmountaln .
Trinity
United States
t'tnli
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine ....
1 ,4
43t4
92 V4
70
. 261-
united fruit ...
U. S. Steel
.In nfd
Is
West. Electric .
Adventure
Alloucz
22!,!
4V4
London Stock Hnotntton.
LONDON, Nov. 18. 4 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money..
91 1S-16
Nor. & West
do pfd
No. Pacific pfd.
Ontario fc W...,
Pennsylvania ..,
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
So. Railway ....
do pfd
So. Pacific
Union Pacific ...
do pfd
U. S. Steel
do nfd
. 5Si
do account...
Anaconda
... VIA
... n
.... S2!
,...103!4
,...1104
...USS
.10414
. 24!4
40(4
Atchison ,
do pfd
B. & O
Can. Pacltlc ..
Ches. & Ohio..
1'lilcn.eo G. W.
.. 4814
. AO
.. 2S i
..175
.. 474
.. 57
C M. & St. I
Denver & R
G.
do nfd
.loss
. 9l'4
. 44fk
Erlo
.. 43!4'
1I0 1st pui...
.In n.l tlfll...
.. 744
.. 61
..143
Illinois Central
Wabash
. 21
. 39
. 93
Louis. & Nasli
do pfd
Spanish 4s
Rand Mines ....
DeBccrs
M.. K. & T...
do pfil
N. Y. Centrnl
BAR SILVER Firmer, 26 S-16fl per ounce.
MONEY 2!45j 24 per cent; the rate ot
discount in tho onen market for short bills
Is 34 per cent; for threo months' bills, 34
HV cent.
York Mlntnnr Stocks.
NEW YORK. Nov. 18. The. following arc
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con 20
Little Chief ....
Ontario
Oplilr
Phoenix ,
Potosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .,
Standard
.. 11
..950
.. 72
.. 7
.. 3
.. 3
.. K
.. 40
..850
Alico 40
Broeco 100
Brunswick Con,.. 10
Com. Tunnel .... 8
(.'on. Cal. & Va..l56
Deadwood lerra. o'j
Horn Silver 19
Iron Silver Gl
Leadvllle Con.... 6
nnnk Clenrlng.
OMAHA. Nov. 18. Bank clearings today.
$1,451,989.93; .eorrrsiKjndlng day last year,
$1,296,769.59: Increase, $153,229.34.
HI. l.OL'ia, ov, !. JicarinKu, .',ni,wi;
balanres. $1,103,191; money. Bfib per cent;
New York exchange. 15c premium.
NEW YORK. Nov. IS.-Clearlngs, $130,226,-
081: balances, S,11S,612,
BOSTON. .Nov. lb. Clearings, )j,o,uit;
balances, $2,029,213.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IS.-Clearings.
$16.("53.705; balances, $3,742,119; money, 4!41j3
per cent.
BALTIMORE. Nov. IK.-CIcarlngs, $3,589,
126; balances, $550,967.
dlllCAGO. Nov. 18.-Clcarlng8. $30,7I0.5;
balances, $2,193,806; posted exchange, $4.S5!4
54.88!4: New Y'ork exchange, 10c premium.
CINCINNATI. Nov. IS.-Clearlngs, $1,312.
600; money, 1(5 per cent; New York ex
change, 20c premium.
Condition nf the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 18,-Today's state
ment of tho treasury balances In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho $150,00O,0"0 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances, $173,1SI,
OW; gold, $10S,24I.5S5.
.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Nov. 18.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet: middling uplands, SUc: mid
dllng gulf. Si4c; sales, .448 bales. Futures
closed barely steady; November, 7.47c: De
cember. 7.50c; January. 7.52c; February,
7.50c; March, 7.50c; April, 7.50c; May, 7.51c;
June, 7.61c: July, 7.60c; August. 7.40c.
GALVESTON, Nov. 18.-COTTON-Hteady,
ST." LOUIS, Nov. 18,-COTTON-Steudy;
middling. 7c: sales, 20 bales; receipts,
4.487 bales: shipments, none; stock. 48.265
fcales.
LlVKllpooi,, Nov. is. uuTTurv spot,
moderate business; prices 1 3-32il lower;
American middling fair, 3 3-32d; good mid
dling, 4 9-32dJ low middling, 4 3-16d; good
ordinary, 4 l-16d; ordinary, 313-I6d. The
sales of tho day were 7,000 bales, of whtch
600' wero for speculation and export and In
cluded 6,300 bales American. Receipts. 14,
400 bales, all American, Futures opened
easier and closed qulol and steady. Amer
ican middling g. o. c: November, 4 l-aid.
sellers: November and December, 4 7-84d,
sellers; December and January, 4 5-64d,
sellers; January and February, 4 4-6451'
4 5.64(1, buyers: February and March, 4 4-64
ff4 5-64d. buyers: March and April. 4 4-64
4 6-64d, buyers; June and July. 4 4-64'S4 5.64d,
buyers; July nnd August, 4 4-641 fi-64d, buy.
ers.
CofTrr Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-COFFEE-Snot
Rio, fair: No. 7 Invoice, steady. Mll.l,
steady; Cordova, 105fllc. Futures opened
steady In tono at a decline of 10?fl5 points
under liquidation, following disappointing
European ndvices, which prlvuto cables at
tributed to mom favorable crop reports.
Tho market ruled moderately active all
day. with scarcely a reaction, Lato'IIavre
advices were more bearish and boars wero
tho aggressors locally. Tho closo was
steady at a not loss of 520 points. Totnl
sales, 46.250 bags, including: December, 6.40
f6.15c; January, fi.50'd6.55c: March, 6.705J
rt.75c; May. fi.S3iifi.9uo: June. 0.9.V?r7o; July,
6.954(7.10o: AtlgllHt, 7.10o; September, 7.25o;
May, 7.231i7,30c; October, 7.35c,
Siiunr Mnrket,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IS.-SUGAR-Stoady;
0en kettle, 215-16f'3o; open kettle,
contrlfugal, 3i4ff3Ho: centrifugal granu
lated, IViM6-16o; whites. 3 S-Ug'i 15-16c; yel
low. 2Viaic: seconds. JUUSilc. Molasses,
sirong; open kettle, 241j36o; ccntrlfugil, luC
24c. Syrup, strong, 29630c.
NEW YORK. Nov. IS.-SUOAR-Raw,
steady, fair refining. 3 3-l6o; centrifugal. 96
test. 311-ltic; molasses sugar, 2lD-16c. Re
fined, quiet; No. 6, 4.30o; No. 7, 4.2c; No. 8,
4.IOi; No. 9. 4.05c, No. 10. 1c; No. 11, 3.93c;
No. 12. 3.93c, No. 13. 3.Sc: No. 14, 3.85c:
standard Ac 4,70c; confectioners' A. 4,70o;
mould A. 6.2oo, cut loaf, 5.40c: crushed, 5. 40c;
owdrod. 6c; g.-imulated, 4,10c; cubes. C.lto.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
God to Ghoio Btf Bteara lold Tcdtj at
tht Iigh Foiit ( th Sttun.
HEAVY HOGS STEADY, OTHERS LOWER
Fat Mtcep and Lnmlm In .trllir Br
ill 11 n d nt .(end Prices, but Feeder
Were Itnlber Miiu nnil ,u
Morn Thnn Stcndr.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. IS.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
uiuciai .Mommy 0,1 (a
Same dny Inst week 9,647
Same week before 5.331
Samo three weeks ago... 6.041
Same four weeks ago.... 6,078
Same day last year 6.100
9.153
6,517
2,526
4.335
3.9S1
tl 'Ml
22.S62
15,999
19.S65
12,075
4.5.W
South
4,29j
Average prices paid for hogs at
Omaha the
parlsons:
'last several days, with com
Date. I 1901. 190O.lf99.lS98.lSO7.,n96.lIS95.
Nov. 1..,
Nov. 2..,
Nov. 3,.,
Nov. 4..,
Nov. 6..
Nov. 6..
Nov. 7..,
Nov. 8..,
Nov. 9..
Nov. 10.,
Nov. 11.
Nov. 12.,
Nov. 13.
Nov. 14.
Nov. 15.
Nov. 16.
Nov. 17.
Nov. 18.
fi 73!4
6 72
4 61
4 01
4 04
4 04
I 02
4 01
3 63
3 29
3 411
3 43
3 43
3 44
3 42
3 44
4 60
3 45
3 45
3 27!
3 30
3 31
3 21
3 17
3 23
4 56
4 66
4 64
4 671
5 ?2n
5 7l(4
fi 71!4
6 6ii4
B 73T4
6 63
S 59
5 63.
3 51
3 ?3
3 35
3 34
3 16
3 15
3 62
3 46
4 01
4 03
4 01
4 03
4 02
3 94
3 65
3 54
3 41
3 31
3 32
3 38
3 31
4 71
3 f2
3 45
3 47
3 43
3 41
4 9
3 28
3 27
3 17
3 22
3 23
i 23
I
3 18
3 11
3 rs
4 74
3 39
3 46
4 84
4 74
4 67
3 14
3 9
3 41
3 43
3 46
3 15
3 41
fi 67
4 83
4 001
4 S3
Z S0 3 95
3 84' 3 So
3 S71 3 36
3 27
5 63;,
3 31
3 32
3 32
5 63ij
3 (6 3 35
3 14
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Bhecn.H'r's,
., -M. Ai m, ! ?.
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific.
Union Pacific System 60
C. A N. W 2
F., E. & M. V 63
C, St. P.. M. & O.... 6
B. & M 75
16
'i !! !!
9 23
16
15 13
t 3 1
20 4 1
9
33
'7
130 43 IS
C, B. Ai Q.
3
1
13
10
K. C. R- St. J
C, R, I. & P.. enst.
(.'.. R. I. & P.. west.
Illinois Central
Total receipts....
240
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing th
number 01 tieaa indicated
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep,
Omaha Packing Co 228 1.893 774
a. 11. Hnmmonn Co 1.12s .... eo
Swift and Comnanv 937 2.373
Cudahy Packing Co 1.114 l.SU 1,173
Armour & Co 623 2.S96 2f3
Swift, from country 131
Hammond, from country 2o7
R, Becker At Degan 66
Vansnnt & Co 22
J, L. Carey 15
I .oilman & Co 246
AV. I. Stephen IM
Benton & Underwood.... 321
Livingstone k Schaller.. 143
B. F. Hobblck 78
Hamilton & R 121
L. F. Husj: 7
Wolf & M $6
Fowler 812 ....
Other buyers 347 .... 6,532
Total 6,033 3,287 9,293
CATTLE There was about a normal
Monday's run of cattle here today, but the
better grades were In active demand and as
a result the market ruled nctlvn and strojig
all around. The common stuff, of course,
did not sell quite as freely, hut still thorn
was very little change noticeable from tho
close of last week In the prices paid.
There were qulto a fov good to choice
beef steers here today nnd thn market was
strong nnd active, in fact tne nign poini
of the season was reached today, when a
load of cattle weighing 1.483 pounds sold at
$6.50. Anything good enough to bring over
tj.w sold very rapidly nun in a goou many
Instances tho prices paid looked a little
higher than tho same kind sold for last
week. Cnttle of ralr to good quality also
sold fully steady, but tho common and
warmed-up kinds were slow.
The cow mnrket was fairly active today
on anything good nnd Just about steady
prices were paid. The medium grades and
canners were not particularly brisk, but
about steady with the close of last week,
Bulls, calves and stags nil sold without
material change.
There was a fair supply of stockcrs and
feeders In tho yards, but the demand was
sufficient to take the heavyweight feeders
and choice yearlings at fully steady prices.
The undeslrablo grades were neglected, the
same us they have been for some time past,
Thcro were not many range steers on
sain good enough for packers, but those
that were offered changed hands rapidly at
stronger prices. Range cows were Just
about stendy and so also was anything at
nil dcslrabfti In the way of stackers and
feeders. Representative sales;
HKKl' tHKtHS,
No.
4
SI
5
6
2
1
T.'.'.'.'.
2
1
3
Av.
Pr. No. Av. Pr.
3 00 25 1130 4 63
3 CI 47 1241 fi 25
3 70 35 1208 fi 60
3 73 17 1183 6 50
I W
COWS.
1 50 2 1200 3 00
1 75 1 1140 3 00
2 15 2 1000 3 00
2 23 15 P6S 3 INI
2 30 19 930 3 10
2 SO 9 1033 3 15
2 50 3 1010 3 25
2 50 1 910 3 25
2 .V) 2 1250 3 33
2 50 3 1080 3 33
2 60 30 867 3 40
2 63 4 982 3 50
2 70 2 1190 3 63
2 75 3 1OI0 3 65
'2 90 2 960 3 75
2 90 9 StO '. 73
2 9.1 8 1076 3 75
HEIFERS.
2 00 1 1110 4 00
880
910
872
978
920
1060
9a3
790
1125
1060
935
100(1
930
1130
685
968
1050
114-1
913
973
710
933
540
920
n
5
1
24
23
8
36
1
1
2 60
STAGS.
620 1 90
BULLS.
....10SO 2 33
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
11....
17....
24.'".
8....
597
00
611
20
.. 432
..1025
.. 544
.. 876
2 9i) 3
3 00 . 8
3 00 11
S 10 37
NEBRASKA
.... 650
.... 646
.... 888
....1023
3 25
3 30
3 50
3 70
No.
Av
Pr.
No. Av. Pr.
41 feeders.. 990 $3 2n
1 f coder... 1000 $3 25
2 feeders., s..- .i i
2 bulls 1305 2 :
2 feeders. 630 3 23
45 feeders.. 1063 3 10
3 cows 750 2 60
29 cows 891 3 10
1 cow 1160 3 10
1 cow 1070 3 10
lcow 1000 2 25
3 cows 766 2 35
1 cow f 2 35
3 cows 1030 S 26
1 cow 730 2 Sv
34 rows 862 2 40
7 cows 992 2 80
rows 787 1 76
16 feeders. .1098 3 60
19 cows 9o6
2 80
2 0
2 00
2 20
2 20
3 10
2 25
3 10
2 35
2 35
2 ?5
3 :o
3 45
3 70
3 63
39 cows. .
86$
1 bull...
6 bulls..
1 bull...
1 cow...
1 cow...
2 cows,,
3 cows.,
1 cow...
3 cows..
4 cows..
..1200
..1230
..1150
.. 850
..1080
..1020
.. 830
.. 900
.. 766
.1072
33 feeders.. RS5
12 feeders.. 400
12 feeders.. 675
20 COWS 1005 2 80
George tdley Neb.
981 2 85 6 cows 10J0
60 cows...
3 60
Thees Bros. -Neb.
1 cow 1160 2 80 10 cows 992 2 80
2 cows 1000 2 40
H. II. Russel Neb.
4 cows 1022 2 75 16 cows...
O. Harris Neb,
2 cows IOOO 2 23 44 cows...
1020
998
3 60
2 85
4 40
3 15
3 60
3 00
1 75
3 75
F. Groward Neb.
7 feeders.. 848 3 60 18 steers.. ..1062
Roles Bros. Neb.
21 feeders.. 590 3 65 9 heifers... 378
2 feeders.. 590 3 0) 10 calves... 319
Niero e 1.0, feu,
73 feeders.
993 3 70
fi feeders.. 993
1 bull 1230
2 cows..... 983
13 feeders,. 915
1 75 33 cows 955
W.
60 cows 106:
L. Ashbrook Neb.
3 30 83 cows....
1118 4 00
66 cows 1010
H.
6 feeders., 974
F.
66 feeders.. 70S
64 feeders.. 7(8
91 cows 1021
C.
12 feeders,, tffl
3 16
II. Russell-Neb.
3 86
B. Dodge Neb.
4 00 4 feeders,. 70ft
3 00 26 feeders'. . 691
00
W. Poore-Neb.
3 20
3 00
3 63
COLORADO.
15 feeders.. 626 3 40
1 feeder... 670
8 40
2 50
2 60
2 60
3 60
3 01)
3 10
3 90
3 10
2 reeaers.. 010
2 cows 1000
1 cow 920
7 calves,.. 335
2 feeders. . 770
41 feeders.. 659
37 feeders.. 957
3 40
3 feeders.. 6S3
4 cows 1000
5 heifers... 696
20 feeders.. 922
19 cows 1("3
36 calves,.. 298
25 steers,.. .1030
10 steers.... 930
2 90
2 00
3 70
3 00
3 t5
3 33
3 40
tf steers,.. .1117
14 steers.
9.10 3 40
J. R. Chambers Colo.
X) steers.
.1079 3 90 37 stnors.. ..1029
3 90
3 (0
3 O)
3 V,
2 Id
1 93
2 90
3 80
J. W,
47 feeders,. 1034
Wobcrman Colo.
3 75 3 feeders,. 1034
WYOMING,
21 feeders.. VJ! 3 60 2 cows 990
3 feeders.. 873 3 60 11 cows 1049
6 rows,,.., 932 2 60 2 cows 973
42 cows 785 1 95 9 cows 825
23 cows 934 3 63 9 cows 9S5
5 cows, ...lf 3 10 21 feeders.. 927
1 feeder... 980 3 90
A. T, Yolike Wyo,
31 cow f67 3 40
A. A. Dovo Wyo.
20 Kite re,,, .1201 6 00 4 com itb
175
. ....... 4MA A AC
15 COWS.. . 1163 3 70 a HUMS. ...itw -
.1 u. 1 norn v. jv.
936 2 8") 3 steers,,.. P6J J
M Henry Wyo.
777 3 75 3 feeders.. 777 3 00
A. S. Patrick -Wyo.
2 75 67 cows 1160 (0
990 4 ()
II. Fulmer Wyo.
S.V) 2 10
Edcar Be-lce Wyo.
57 steers...
29 feeders.
12 cows....
2 cows. .,
10 cows.,..
164 stcers...1CM 4 25 1 steer l.vo 4
A. I.. line" ." .
21 steer 1101 4 ft) 3 cows 996 .1 M
SOUTH DAKOTA.
10 steers,. ..1118 4 25 s steers.. ..hm j
i steers.. ..l'W ? "jr- ;
1 cow poo 2 75 fi cows 9w 3 25
2 cow 950 2 W 28 cows 1020 3 10
Thomas Daly-S. D.
23 cows 1K 3 10 2 cows s 2
w. jursn-o. u.
9" 3
James Cox-S. D.
.1312 1 70 1 steer 1100 4 .0
A. J. Dryden-S. D.
.1043 3 60
(6 steers..
25 steers,.
26 steers..
HOGS-Todav's heavy run of hogs broke
all previous records for Monday by a
good, safe margin, there being 6,1.5 hend on
in VanUor. hnwnver. had liberal orders
and 'as a result the market opened in good
season, active nnil anoui sicany 00 iitmy
hogs, Anything showing both weight and
qiinlltv sold right around $5.V. the ame
as on Saturday. The medium weights
brought largely $5.60 nnd $5.62V4, while the.
lightweights were ry slow sale nnd went
from $5.60 down. a light hogs were un
evenly lower, but l most cn ses the de
cline would be covcied by a i..ckel. Com
mission men am warning their customers
to buy their light hogs with enrc. as the
range between the prices paid for the light
nnd heavy hogs Is Increasing every day.
The light hogs were left todny until the
last nnd buyers did not seem to cars
whether they got them or not, but they all
wanted the heavyweights.
The close nf the market was more active
and the feeling was firmer than earlier In
the day. This was true both of the tight
and heavy hogs, so "that everything was
sold In good season. Representative sales:
No. Av
Sh. Tr.
No.
Av,
Sh
Pr.
10 104
4 81.
4 90
4 90
5 00
5 00
5 15
5 40
5 40
5 Wl
5 60
5 50
6 65
6 66
6 6714
6 57
5 571,4
5 6P,4
6 671.3
5 60
5 60
6 60
6 60
6 60
5 60
6 60
fi 60
5
fi til
6 60
5 60
6 60
6 60
5 60
fi 60
8 ()
fi 60
fi 60
6 60
6 60
6 AO
6 CO
6 6o
fi (VI
fi CI
fi 60
5 60
5 f.l
6 611
fi 621;
fi 621.
fi 621,
6 62U
92...
76...
73...
77...
70...
74...
76...
66...
..183
..204
..242
..236
..231
..216
6 62 V4
B 6214
5 63Vi
5 6214
5 621
5 621,4
5 62h
3 65
5 63
fi 63
5 63
6 60
0 63
G 65
5 65
fi 65
5 61
5 65
fi 65
fi 65
5 65
fi 65
5 65
5 63
5 65
fi 65
6 65
fi 63
fi 65
fi 65
6 65
fi 65
6 63
fi 65
6 A3
5 63
fi 65
6 63
6 65
6 65
fi 65
6 63
5 63
fi 65
fi 65
fi 65
fi 65
fi 63
fi 65
fi 63
fi 65
fi 65
6 65
fi 63
6 65
6 65
5 65
5 65
5 65
3 65
C 63
A 67H
fi 67U
fi 671,
fi 70
6 70
6 70
6 70
6 70
10....
.101
.117
,.105
,. 95
32.
10.
25.
80
120
80
80
120
'so
40
'so
160
120
40
6.
,125
103 131
.230
.365
.275
86..
.158
im. . .
f...
9...
85...
69...
78...
69...
48...
85...
34...
74...
..219
..174
..163
..217
. .250
..199
. 170
...197
..195
..232
..207
120
80
40
to
120
40
80
iio
Ml
240
80
120
40
40
40
160
120
80
W
180
120
54..
68 277
66, 302
61.
..311
fi3...
61...
55...
65...
66...
..310
..320
..252
..300
.267
74 23)
60 248
71 227
63 .249
78 212
79 227
61 267
68 243
66 266
26 317
60 291
64.
,215
6 214
76 259
66 23S
96 193
R2
40
40
40
240
SO
80
40
'so
120
SO
63...
26...
..201
.195
14 211
78 201
83 203
90 Jjfi
S3 166
91 172
70 189
76 207
S3 171
42 183
75 194
66 24S
70 2ST,
07 258
87 220
107 190
61 274
66,
.241
57...
67...
69...
78...
63...
67...
62...
62...
67...
6t...
79...
76...
39...
46...
72...
7.4.1.
60,..,
H6...
69...,
74...
66...
78...,
53, . . ,
...S01
...240
...if A
...262
...290
..,263
...261
...264
...244
...245
,..19.1
,7.218
...230
,..291
...331
..230
..270
..269
..229
..236
..258
..201
..345
40
'so
'so
40
160
80
40
120
40
'so
80
80
160
80
....191
....177
....205
....179
85..
67..
160
200
120
UO
120
160
80
S00
41
40
160
200
80
120
80
200
320
SO
80
120
80
SO
240
240
80
120
81....
70....
63....
80....
7"....
65. ...
72. ...
46....
70. . . .
63....
80....
01....
43....
67....
66....
69....
8::::
62....
81....
.189
'.m
.202
.223
.232
.283
.255
.233
.231
.206
.229
.302
.272
.211
.258
.266
fi 62
68..
.290
5 62U
60 287
5 62H
6 6214
5 ffliv
6 62i,4
6 621,
5 621
fi 6214
' 62U
6 2iJ
5 62
6 624
6 62(4
fi 62U
fi 62V4
62.
37.
.,292
240
160
80
40
...293
...304
:::8
...312
...298
...321
...308
...273
...336
...338
...335
59..
67..
66..
62..
62..
58..
67..
62..
47..
56..
66..
120
200
..281
.,229
..215
..183
160
M
40
SO
79
60.
.362
Jo.
..270
200
move ns freelv
1llflt fll.n,.. In..
week's notches.
.'i 1.1 in 01 good quality
iatTHeV'l
-.- 11 goon many reedors Included
'.eason Wn ' .!L. TW J.?? W
drt.r.?.l'.'!oW bo h Ism" Vee.tl's"no,.'cnerl
i.u.uuiin. nnico year ni?. Mim?5.
fair
to good yearllnirs. m .;h,im in. V.,!i,,
HH'1'W; fa,r ,0 wethers.
f3.10ff3.30; choice owes. $2.90ff3.25! fslr in
"(tin at f?;' .""'S 4 ""ice spring iambs.
fair to good spring lambs, $3.73
Hmh ,f S, , Wlh,?"' 3 0033.60; feeder
lambs, $3.WX-j 1.00. Representative al!
sales:
Av. Pr.
100 3 30
101 2 SO
71 3 25
90 3 25
95 3 50
92 3 50
89 3 60
63 4 00
66 4 00
70 4 30
83 3 65
9 3 63
99 3 75
72 4 20
71 4 35
72 4 35
95 3 60
100 3 50
61 3 95
, 55 8 25
,89 3 40
,93 3 60
No
322
Wjomlng ewes
Wyoming ewes
Wyoming ewes
Wyoming wether
Wyoming wethers
Wyoming wethers
Wyoming wethers
Wyoming lambs
Wyoming lambs
271
8
1
2
25
250
107
56
675
105
478
510
415
450
66
430
1
ipeunr lainns
Idaho
Idaho
wethers
wethers
wethers
Inmbs
lambs
lambs
wethers
n'ether
Idaho
feeder
feeder
feeder
nntlvo
native
feeder
34.-
Iambs
93 feeder wethers
888 feeder wethers.
ljb feeder wethers.
CHICAGO LIVE .STOCK .MAtlKET,
Cnttle strndy In !Slorr Hogs Sfeadr o
Firm Sheep Lorrer. '
CHICAGO. Kn: It-Pii-rrp i
22.000 head natives, 600 head weVteVns;
?r'?rl-,n,.''ml5'' .""its low; good to prime
f.r"d irteFtoWIMl cows. $I.25l,80;
Kfif' Ca,V,'" ,2-5&35 J5' 'v-stern 'steers;
HOOS-Reeelpts, 45,000 head; estimated to
morrow. 38.000 head; left over. 5.000 head;
steady to firm on strong weight, closing
mi.wu ill iu nuicners, t.&Ktfl).80: good
to choice heavy. $5,604(0.90; rough to fair
sales, $6.45fl.75.
, HI KKJ" AND LAMBS Receipts,
........ rirauj, nionea 1
lower; lambs opened steady, closed 1
lower; good to choice wethers. 13.40H
rnir to cnotre mixed, $2.8Og.40; western
sheep, $3.00a4.00: native lambs, $2.604.5;
western Inmbs, $3.0(,45. '
HiJCEirTH-otticiai. Cattle. 710 head:
hogs. 23.898 head; sheep. 1,134 head.
54iiivmi.''s:th . nni..ini. -.... -c
hogs, 2.S92 head; sheep, 7i head.
Nt. I.onla l.lr .Stock Mnrket.
ST. I.OU1S, Nov. 18. CATTLE Receipts,
n .V.l lipnd. Infill, lint- fKVI hn t...;
market steuly lo strong; native shipping
and export Hteers, $4.75fr6.85, with som
choice nt $7; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $.3..rA-((.10; steers under 1.000 lbs,, $2.50
ffi6.40; stoekers nnd feeders, $2.25jf4.15, cows
and heifers. $2.00tfi).00; canners, $1.00fj2.50;
bulls. $1.0031.00; Texas and Indian steers,
$3.0034.25; cows and heifers, $3.1(if3.15.
HOGS Receipts, 4.500 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, $6.35y.60; packers,
$5.336.60; butchers, $5.6Mi5.85.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, 2.000
head; market stead; native muttons, $3.00
ji;3.60; lambs, $3.76.60; culls nnd bucks,
$l.76fl3.25, stocknrs. $l.fifn2.W.
vr Vnrk l.lvr Ntnck Mnrket.
NEW VORK. Nov. 18,-BEBVES-Re-celpts,
1,175 hend; firm lo 10c higher; hulls,
steady, strong: cows, sternly; steers, $.30Ji
G.tiO; extra, $6.25; cows, $I.fiiS3.a5. Cable,
steady; exports tomorrow, 1,600 head cattle,
3,666 head sheep und 1,299 quarters of beef,
CALVES-Recelpts. 2,66! head; gratsers,
easier; veals, $4. 00(j8.25; tops, $8.50; grasser.
2.75f(3.25; westerns, $3.2y(4.00.
SHEEP AND LA.lR8Slow to 10o
lower; lambs, 15i?25o off; sheep, $2.0031
3.50: oxtrn, $3.75; culls, $1.fifJ)l.75: lambs,
$3.90?i4.90; choice and extra, $l.93fl5.C0;
Canndu lambs. $4,700.00.
HOGS - Receipts, 11,043 head, market
lower, $5.fAa6.00,
Kiinsim 4'lly l.ltr Ktock Market.
KANSAS CITV, Nov. 1S. -CATTLE- Re
ceipts, f,tT7i head natives, 800 head Texans,
IW head calves; beef steers, steady; cows,
strong, Blockers and feeders, lOftlfic higher;
choice export and dressed beef steers, $5,65
lfi.20, fair in good, $l.60ti6.50; stoekers nnd
leerters, $2,65flM,23, western fed steers, M.i&U
6.40; western rtnee steers, $.S-i40; Txm
and Ihdlan Meers, $2.7t?'l.0f Texas cows,
$1 MKTC.PO; nntlve cows, $2.60).25. heifers,
noofif..25i canners. $1.6032.40; bulls, $2,f)ij'
3.75. calves, $X0wa6.25.
noGP Receipts. 7.500 head: heavy, stendv
to 5c higher, others stendy, top, $o.95, bulk
of sales, $5.40JfS.S71j. heavy, $.VS.vi?r.95, mixed
Packers, $3.MK.90, light, $S.ClVf..75; pigs.
$4.(W.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts, 5,V
h'ed; market strong; nntlve lambs, $4.25ifi
4.65; western lambs, $4,20',l 60; natlvo
wethers, $3.2503.0); western wethers, $3.fMj
3.60: western yenrllngs, $3.60y4.0i): ewe.
$:.7.HK1.2'. culls. $1.603.25.
5t. .fnscpli Stock .Mnrket.
ST, JOSEPH. Nov. 1$. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,2co hend: sternly; natives, $3.0Ort
6.75: cows and heifers, $1.2tf5.in; veals, $2 75
t'..25: stoekers nnd feeders. $2.(Xiff4.2f.
HOGS-Recclpts. it .too head; steady to
strong: light nnd light mixed, $S.3Mi5,'0,
medium and heavy, $&.0gT'.97!s; pigs, $3,7Jft
e.oo; bulk. $5.603j.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4
head; stendy to strong.
Stock In .sljrjif.
The following tabic shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep nt tho tlvo principal
markets for November 18:
... . Cattle. Hogs. Sheen
South Omaha 6.175 P.165 11.931
Chicago 22,600 48,ono i.Vi
Uansas City 6.300 7.5o) s.fif.;
HL IaiuIs 3,500 4.600 2,00,1
St. Joseph 2.200 6,300 4.200
Totals 39,7:5 73,465 sTttl
nil and Rosin,
OIL CITV. Pa.. Nov. IS.-OlI-Credlt bal
VPS.."' T1'30' ccrtldcates. no bid! shipment.
.'5i'5?i tb,?,B-: avcra. 190.188 bbls.; run,
108.813 bbls.: nvorage, 7.1,929 bbls.
TOLEDO. O.. Nov. 17.-OH-North Limn.
49c; South Lima and Indlann. 89c.
SAVANNAH. On.. Nov. 18.-OIL-flpirlt
turpentine, firm, 25e. Rosin, firm.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1S.-OII-Cottnneed,
dl!'.nn,, SPL inlet, nt 20s 9d.
IA3NDON. Nov. 18.-orO-Llnaeed, 33s S1
Turpentine spirits. 26s d. Rosin, Ameri
can, strained. 4s 7id.
,YOUK4?ov- "-Oil Cottonseed,
dull: yellow, , 34J4c. Petroleum, dull; re
nned. New York, B JS: Philadelphia and
Baltimore. $7.60: Philadelphia and Ral't
more. Iu hulk. $5. Rosin, steady; strained
37i4fr3?cn l Kd' ,,,M' Turpen,lnf' alcadri
Wool Mnrket.
,-??'' I'1u,s '" l -WOOI-Mnrket bei.
?r.: menlun?, erodes. I3ffisc; light tine. 1V.1T
fvvi'llne. ion 12c: tub waslied. 14825c
nl'0"0'.0 IS-Tlie arrivals of wool
,.. i.?11! rl.':" of auction sales in
a1:. WU1' . ,no following nmonnts: New
?i,JJ:1.h 1 Va,.ei,Vr. nal: Quecnslnnd,
a; Jii,,M-:c,V,f,0ir,n' ,??5'IC6 SOUth
Australia. i.Bll bales: West Australia, 5,141
m b, ??i Cn r.G"5 ""PC nnd Nntal,
i'.'J.-V"1?"' T"cnty thousand hales nf
Australasian and 48.600 bales of Cape nf
Good Hope nnd Natal wero forwnrded' dl
Itcntiii?,.8pinno.r2' 'Pa,vnB the total nmount
available for the sales nbout 233.000 bnle
Including 33,600 held over from the fifth
Kvspnrslnl Apulrs and Dried Fruit,
APmoI2J.lKV Pv- "-EVAPORATED
APPLES The feeling continues steady In
! ,'LiVmrket for evnporated apples and a fair
bus ness was executed nt former prices
' irrT,V.'i(:,p,'x.nT-:'a2?l': '"Hey. loffiosc
.iiA.Mr,?KNIA JP,n,KD KRTJITB-Were In
CiVnV.ciI ru,fl',3?7c;, Apricots. Royal. si
Wlac: Moor Park, 8tii4c. Peaches neeled
llifflSc: unpeelcil. 65iO!4c '"ies. Peeled.
.er Vnrk Dry Goods Mnrket.
ThNFi,P1K'' Xov:- " nnr goods -
There, have been reduced prices today fr.
ihl!1';,?!11"' L",ll?0 Jc: black and
Wfilto and greys. 4c: shirtings. 3c. Th
r.n'n.1 L.r.el "n ruM heso rediic
tlons keeping buyers out Other cotton
S?rnL"'nn,;',illn.c"a,,K.od' H modoratc demand
being noted at previous prices. Print clothi
continue Idle and unchanged In price.
Rob nn Oklnhnmn Itniik.
KJIMRAR CITT v?,. ic . i. . ..
Star from Wellington. ' Kn.."si '"
blowers, who are believed to hnve ber '
tho jamo who attempted to rob the ban!
.ZrZ '.. ""f morning, oiew open th
safo of the bank Iti Manchester, south ol
". in uRiiuioraa icrritory, so the nil
Lhn0nr.l'SBJfnT"c.J!!ni''..X'' mnll
w....., ...,v .imtiuiiniicu mr nann. rue ron
bers wero seen near Milan Saturday even
ng In a wagon. One of them was in Well.
Ington Saturday morning,, where ho hnii
ft D ITI A flAfall vnpl 1niA ii a.. . ,
ISi ViS 1.1U.rry mP to M,Iftn' wh" he ban
eft his team and companions. The pollen
have his description. There were thre,
men In the supposed robber party.
Murder and Sntclde.
TfATCSAn rTTV XT-.. -k .t
bodies of Ines Gordon and Harry Glsard,
both colored, were found on the floor of a
room at 1412 Grand avenue In this citv
early today. The police believe from the
evldenrn nt hnnd l,c it.. MnH . '.
...... ...an inuriirreo
the woman and killed himself. The woman
nan nn., 1. iiuuuKii mo neaa ana heart nnd
tho man was clutching the revolver, with
which he had shot himself.
Peperr tn Weil on Christina.
wnw vnnv k-.. 10 a.n
Al. nunAn' rtnVM Ihal 1,1a vwIh. .....
.... , ,",'. ".-11. till". Will HM
plBco on Chrlutmns day.
TIIR nKAI.Tl MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on file Monday,
4. u vill .id ,n
Warranty Ilepds.
William Winchester to G. V. Ken
nedy. wH lot 8. Hawes' ndd $ ;
Jacob Glsh to R. O. Glsh. c33 feet tot
o, mouK in, iioen s isi ann i.rro
Mnry Saffclder to Ida Davis, lot 11,
block 6. Kllbv Place Kit
Christ Kaelber to John Holllng. 129.P4
acres in nwj ann n4 swi 7-14-12.... 7,500
C. E. Oberg and wife to G. H. Brown,
i im nns n ann i,i. DOCK .1.
Shtill'c 2d ndd er.r
Arthur Halo to Atlantic Realty as-
miciauon, mi ii, niocK , rintnvtew
add stx
Atlantic Realty association to D, I,,
Morgan, same xtm)
Town of Salisbury to M. C. Samuel
son, lot 4. Truvn's subdlv 1.S78
M. M. Im. Bowers and wlfn to Henry
Iferzlg, lots 8 and 9, block 1, Bowers'
add X?ft
Barbara Lleben nnd husband to John
Lteben. two tracts In swU 32-16-13. . 2.(04
E. A. Gould and husband to K K.
Jensen, lot 3, block 2, Armstrong's
2d add t
Deed.
Sheriff to M. I.. Washburn, w feet
101 i ana an ioi , diock is. ratricK a
2d ndd ft.ftii
Total amount of transfers $1,87
S5.00 A MONTH
mtoiALirr
In
All DlteaiMtiM
Blwrttn if Mm
lOyearitnOstaii
VARICOCELE .
NYDROCCLf cone
Method anr.wtiteal
catling, pale A o
of time.
CVBUII I enred f or 1 II snd rhepelsoa
STrniklO thoronfl bi j cleeiaed iron
tbeiTitera. Soon erory ilgn and ij smiIi iin
ilaapiitars eompletelr and forerer. N
"ilKKAKINO OUT" oft disease on tfeesxta
or fare, lteatmeat con t linn to daagerou
UruKi or Injiirlont aedldnii.
WEAK MBN from KicMnea or Vtosrm
ro Ninrous dibiutt or EUicmon,
WASTINO WBAKMP.M witk EABLT Da CAT in
Vonsn and Midplb Aoed, lack of Tina, rigor
and itrtngib, wltn organs trapatred and weak.
STRIOTURI eured with a new Home
Treatment. No pain, po detention frost bad
ncii. Kidney and Bladder Trouble.
Cll on on or addreis IIO So. 14th St.
Dr. 8earles A Searias. Omthiu Ntb.
Tetcpnaae ion.
Boyd Commisaion Oo
uceenon to jatnet E. Bejd dt C.,
OMAHA. NID.
COMMISSION
CHAIN, PflOVIfllO.1t AND ITtCKI,
oaid nf Trad lldlas.
Direct wire to Chicte tad New Yerk,
Corxti.ndeoca, John A Wairtn Ce.
WANTED
Bond, mnrtgacn or note salesman to handle
real estate mtg. honds or notes. A liberal
salary paid the right party Address V, u,
&, Box UW, Boston, Mass,