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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Mtrktti It Wheat lijiri to Tbkik for
Eoiport,
ONLY SUSTAINING INFLUENCE ON BOARD
Statistics Are Mronglr Bearish nml
Sudden HioIiik Activity Hns
to tMcreoinr Nnttirnl In.
cllnntluu tu S.
CHICAGO. Nov. 19. Heavy trailing In
wheat counteracted the weakening In
lliiencs of strongly bearish statistics nnd
ntcndlod other grains today. Dccombcr
wheat closed lici lower, December corn a
shade hlKhcr nnd DecembeV oatH Ho higher.
Provision closed 12WB15c to 30c higher.
Wheat cables wero lower, In sympnthy
with yesterday' decline here, nnd uu a re-
suit uecemner nnei cu n. Piiunn iu -,4u
tin mnrkt buyers and sellers' nre too far
npart for business, but tho feeling Is nullo
steady, with spot quoted at $27.Wr?3.r. At
London a decllno of 6s was noted, under
realizing, with spot quoted at 114 6 nnd
futures at AUOS It. Topper wns without
chango and tjtilnt at homo and nhroml, clos
ing nero at iu.jijjw.w lor i.ukc nupcrior
and i8.i7'4a0.K'i for casting ami cicciro-
lytic, unu at iinoon x.w us mi ior spot,
mid ffullurd for futures. Iend wns 3s 6d
jilghcr nt rOiulDii, with spot 11 61 3d, but
locally a nun inarnci prevailed ill. wie uiu
nrlrp. ll.JTU. Hncllcr wns featureless nnd
nomlnnlly quoted at tl.O berc nnd 16 12s ftd
nt lonuon. iron wns more nctive nnu
steadier today for wnrrnnts nnd values ad
vanced 60 points to Jio.ivttll.oo for pig Iron
warrants, utner graucn worn iini'iiiiigpi,
with No. 1 foundry quoteil at $15.norM6.00;
No. 2 foundry, southern, $ll.oofll5.00; No. 1
foundry, southern. 114.60ifll5.5n: No, 1 foun-
dry, southern soft. lll.iVKns.OO. Olusgow
Iron warrants closed nt 60s 3d nnd Middles
borough at 43s 4V41.
(IMAIIA WHOLESALE MA It KKT,
Conilltlon of Trnde nnd ((notations
nil 5lnplo it nil t-'nney Produce.
KOOS-Recelpts, light; fresh stock, 20c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 5c: old roosters.
4c; turkeys. 78c; ducks nnd geese, &3614c;
iiKatitia to 71?4c. Ilecclpts, both spring .chickens, per lb,, 614c,
northwestern and primary, wero large; the . 1 MT-
ir,evicii .lotn 'rn,i -iifi
o III the worms visiuip siippiy ns
ported by RrndstrcoiM was w,V,w.w . -'."'Vi: .'"..'VY 'V,.S i"'...." ilw,. V. -
Inst Inst yeurs increase oi i,ww uu, .' T Vi:', ViV..
nrtr.,1 Hint 1)11111111 WOI1IU SC11U uimiHutr, l-, ,.i.u,rii, j.v, v.,
Incrcas
re
ngn
1 vna nil
l.Orto'.OOO bu. to tills market shortly. Clear
nnces wero very smim unu m :imjf
mnnd wns small. All these 'factors de
pressed the mnrket. December soon sold
down to 7l'4c, but nt this llguro and around
76c for May buyers sprang up In great
numbers. Liquidation nan nccn iinerni
oinmoii to fair, ISoi choice
utiles, lie: halibut, lie: horrlnir. 7c: hnd
dock. Ion! nike. 10o! red summer. 10c: nnl-
inon, 14c; suuflsh, lie; trout, 9c; whltetlsh,
fair: receipts, .1 enrs.
UVBTI5II Mediums, per can, c; amnti
ards. ner can. 25c: extra selects, ner can.
33o i New York counts, per can, 4"c; tinlk
72'ic. On truck No. t hsrd. Wlr, No. 1
nortliern, 70-V. No, '.' nortliern, fi74v8W'
I' l.ut H First patents, w.t..'i3.7o; sfconii
tmtenls. $.1.SoH.lCu: first clenrs. il.wU2.ii:
second elenrs, $2.20.
iniAN in bulk, iio.rAijiii.oo.
t.'liniiKe I" Avnlliililr Miiliplles.
SKW YOltlC. Nov. lfl.-Sneelnl cable nnd
telegrnphlc eommunlcntinns to Urndstreefs
now tne loiiowing ennnges in nvniinnie
upplles from lust accounts:
Wheat, I'nlted States and Canada, east
r tlto Kockles, increnseii 7,370,w. mi.;
Iloat for nnd hi Kurone. Inrrensed 2,fo.0Q0
bu.; totnl supply. Inrrensed 10.170.000 bu.
Corn, United Htnteo and Onnnda, enst of
the rtoekles, decrense, 5,K)0,(K) bu.
Onts. I'n ted Htntcn nnd ( nnnila. enst or
the Horkles, decrense, 1.4.7,00O bu.
Arnntii? Hip morn IrniKirtnnt Increases re
ported to Urndstreefs nro those of l,600,00i)
bu. at northwestern Interior elovntors, !,
roo.OOu bu. In Manitoba nntl 512,000 bu. nt
Chicago private' elevntors.
The lending decrense Is that of 150,000 tu.
at MlnneHpolls prlvnto elevators.
l'liltmlrliihin I'rodnee MnrKct.
I'im.ADKLi'HiA. Nov. w.-mrrTKU-
Mrin: fancy western creameries, 26c; fnncy
nearby prints, 2Sc.
liUUH l' irm: iresu nenrpy nnu weaicrn,
7r: fresli souiliwesiern, ztic.
CIIUHSIS Firmer: Now York fun creams.
mall. lOHflloiic: New York full creams.
fnlr to choice, 9ff10Vic
.Mllimnkec flrnln MnrUct.
MI IAVAUKI'jU. Nov. 19. WHEAT-Mnr
ket wenkcr: No. 1 northern. "HtW2c; No. 2
nortliern. 7ii7ic; .May. wy ,!.:.
ItYIOIjOWer: No. 1, 5SHW5e.
HAHLKY firm: No. 2. KUo9Mc: sample.
t!5?.q.
uuitis fliay, t.c.
early, but soon the trado developed to manoanis, per gai., i.aini.ai, duik exira
greater proportions thnn for months pnt. Belentij, 1.60l.i).
This offset tho bearish statistics and I JOKONH- Jve, per doz.. 60o.
brought stronger unnertone to mo on, ,VV.l'7,V'u'tl'1.' ,'l . ...i i .
thouSh In general bulls wero somewhat I .HAY-l 'rices quoted by Omiilia holesals
distrustful. Tho cash situation Bugged ma- ,uay "jeamrs nssociui on: unoico upianu,
terlallv In favor or options, jxicni receipts w.w, -jy. uimuhu, r;--, imuu.uiii. o,
wero ill enrs. Minneapolis nnd Duluth re- ,7.60. Hyo straw, fc.50. These prices nro for
ported 1.2&H cnr.i. making a total for tho hay of good color and quality. Demand
three points of 1.3B9 enrs, ngalnst 1,230 Inst fair; receipts, G cars,
w.pfc .mil nnlv fi74 last venr. IT mnry re- CORN New, 48c old, 60c.
cclptn wero l..'fi.Onn bu., against IVIJ.OOO Inst BltAN-$17.
1 .... . . ... . I n iTti 11m
yenr. Heanoaro cipiirniicps in wiiphi mm v-o - .,.,..
flour equalled only 170,000 bu. Tho senbonrd V KG hTA B IK S.
reported eleven londs taken for export. POTATOES Home grown nnd northern,
Trndn In Uie com pit was an Indifferent SOWjOo; Halt Lake, $1; Colorado, fl.
nffalr, easy In tona and following cloo KOOI'LANT I'er dor., 75c.
nfipr whpnt. Htneks were renorted nil de- CAItnoTS Ppr lui.. Win.
creasing. Tho spot situation was depressed 11KKT8 l'er V4-bu. bnsket, 30c.
yesterday Hna tno ouihuio maracis wor TuttNU't l'er du., 60c; itutabagas, per
buying at higher prices than Chicago, nnd loo lbs., 11.23.
though tho wenthcr favored shipment, estl- CUCUMI3H8-Hothouse, per dois., 11.25.
I'AllMlKX 1'Or ClOZ., B)C.
liKT j uck rer doz., 2nC.
IlADIHIiBS-I'er doz.. 2.'.c.
BWKET lOTATOK8-1Iome trrown. tier
lb., 214c; gonulno Virginia, per bbl., 3;
mates of receipts wero smnll. There was
a fnlr nemnnii ai times inai. sugKcsieu
nnerntlons liv the nrovlslon crowd. This
was spanmndlc, however, and largely sym
nuihntlp with wlinnl. Mi.pf'mhnr. whleh
Unrteil a snaue 10 WHVtu lower, on enriy 1 ueorgla, per tiDl.. J2.75,
depresued cnbles. declined still further to
MSo on liquidation. Townrd the closo It
reacted nnd steadied, closing steady, a
shndo higher, nt C'JJic. Kecclptn were 101
enrs.
Outs opened slow and In sympathy with
other grains. The trade throughout tho
CAHUAOI': Holland seed, crnted, HJc
TOMATO KS Homo arnwn. ndr 18-lh. hns-
kot. 50c.
IJEANB-Wax, per lialf-hushel bnBket,
60c; string, tier hnlf-nushel basket, DOc.
ONIONH Home grown, per lb., 2c: Span
ish, per crate, $1.76; Mlchlgnn reds, 2'ic
rreater part of tho session wns dull, though I per lb.
toward thn close tho cash demntld Im- I CKI.KIIY Kalnmiunn. nep l.imrli ?s55n'
proved nnd thero wns stimc buyliiB by Nebrnskn, per bunch, 30if35c; Colorado, 40
commission houses. Thn selling was sent- C0o.
tercd. December sold ootween Z'jyc ana NAVY BEANS Per bu $2.15.
.ic nun ciuspu iirin, :iv ihhiiui. hi 1111 1 FHUtTS.
m Pv As- o' "sllen V'hl on a I APPI.KS-Ben Davis, per bbl,. $3.50; wine
ood bet mafket. nnd nulckiv nained a snLs- . Jonntnnn. $4.ooff5.00; snows.
ilrmer tono than le has hud for somo time, ,t ""''O' O""?; ''ii.00!!,"-60-., T
Hl,nrt rnvproil frpplv nnd thprn wns n fnlr IM'.AUSKclfcrs, $2; Vlkers, $:.;5; Iaw
amount or lnvesimeni nuying nnu a netter 7itATia' .0,, ,
cash murkot. January pork, which opencil "ui'rCo.P,is eatcr"'
214c up., closed noclilgjiernt $15.40. .lanunry ",, "Sfr 5g2S&. hfcl
larrt l7'.jo up nt yi.nMt nnu January mis
12iAQir,c advanced at $7.87V4.
t'stlmntod reeolpti for tomorrow: Wheat,
bo earn; corn, mi earn; onts, iw cars; nogs,
20c; Mnla-
43.000 head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows:
CllANBKUniES-Por bbl.. $7.60558.00: ex
tra fancy, $S.60; pe p crate, $2.76.
WUiMUJSM l'er uox, ji.bo.
TUOPICAn KUIJITS.
ORANOES Mexicans. $.1.75ff4.00: Plnrlr1.ii.
$3.25flS.fiO.
liKMONK-Fnncy,. W.76JT4.0O.
Artlclos.l Open. I High. I Ixiw. Close. Yes'y. Atil er buncli, nccordlng to size,
FIGS California, new enrtons. 70e: im
ported, por lb.. 121714c.
DATF.S Persian. In C0-lb. boxes, npr lb..
Fir., 1 , , r " '
MISCELiIjANEOUS.
NUTS Now eroti walmitq. No. v nft.
shell, per lb., 12o: hartl shell, per lb., 1214c'
o. w soil Biien, 11c; io. . nnru sncu. J04c:
Hrazlls. per lb.. 14c; filberts, per lb., 13c;
nimoniis. son snen, i.c; unra sliell, loc;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoa-
niirs, per cwt., s; encstnuts, 12c.
IIONHY fer 24-sectlon ense. $3.50(33.73.
CIDER Nobawka. ner bill.. Li! Nptp
yorK, w.bo.
HIDES No. 1 creen. 7c: No. 2 croon, fin;
No. 1 salted, 8Uc; No. 2 salted, 7Hc: No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12',i lbs., 9o; No. 2 vcnl ealf,
it, 10 id ma,, ic; uiy niues, Ar(fic; sneep
nnlf "iM75Tp! hnnu. lilH II KM! vr.
Wheat
Nov.
Dec.
May
Corn
Now
Dec.
May
0ts
Dec.
May
Tork
Jan.
May
I.ird-
Dec.
Jan.
May
Illbs-
Jan. '
May
71.
71&i-ffTt 7Wj'7i 7IU 71
To', 4 76'4 74T4'676 75J4 7
r.94 MV,
R9to f9 r,!U 5914 5
f&ixHVz f3i 02 62i6
39 TS S9T1 S9(, 39ji
40i4ai 41 tOHfl'U 41(4
15 12'4 13 40 15 10 15 40
15 25 15 70 15 33 15 70
H fin B 75 S 60 It 75
R AO S 77",4 S 00 R 7714
8 77H 9"',4 8 ""14 8 9714
7 S3 7 R7J4 7 7C 7 8714
7 90 S 0714 7 90 8 07H
6214!
7li
59
4014
15 10
15 3714
S 55
R m
8 75
7 75
7 90
' 'No. 2.
Cash quotations -were ns follows:
FLOUR-Steady; winter patents. $3,603)
i3.0: straights. $3.00(WI.40: clears, $2.7ff3.R0:
spring specials, ii.uuapi.io; patents, jxwy
a.70; Hirnmnis. nwd.-.u
SAUERKRAUT Per half-barrel. $3: nor
l.a-Ml f. 7'.
Hi. I.onU Grain and Provisions.
DT TyTTta Vn i ft -nrtlv kn tiii.i,
No. 2 red cash, elovntor, 73Hc; track, 74!4w
Inn' DipTTlhnr 7H44P.! Mnv. Tfiflin! TCo. 5 hnrrl.
WHEAT No. 3, 67071c; No. 2 red, 734 'lftJHf: ... . . . ,
74p. CORN Higher: No. 2 cosh. G314c: track,
CORN No. Z yellow. Rlc. wc: jiccemiier, bic; aiay, t-wflw.sc.
oat No, 2. 40Ui!M1p! No. a whit. 5tim OATS Higher: No. 2 cash. 43c: track. 44o
43o; No. 3 white. 42iiW43c. December, 41c; May, 42T4c; No. 2 white,
KYIS WO. -'. KK' '"iVV;'.,.
tl A TIT.1Vt,-nlr In phnfna nrnlllnr KTffKSV. RYE Illcller. fiOWc,
SEEDS No. 1 flax, $t.4fi'; No. 1 northwest ,l',ii0,JIl.-!:Jt?ndy: re1. wl.",0.r.Pa'?n?- 3-i5
ern. $1.4,
contract
PROVI8I
ffll4.20. Iarrt. per 100 lbs.. $rK)f7.75. Short
IEEDS No. 1 flax, $1.4fi; No. 1 northwest- 'i.uuit-sieaay; reel wintor patents, w.la
n. $1.47; prime llmothy. $ft.0OS6.10: clover, Q,0 "0: "" nci' nnll "trnlght, $3.103.2o;
ntract grade. $8.C0. clear. $2.752.90. w
'ROVISIONS-Mohs pork, per bbl., $14.10 , SEED-Timothy. nominally firm, $3.50Q
ribs sides (loose). $7.90iiS.OTi. Drv salted
shoulders (boxed), $7.157.3754. Short clear
woes (Doxcaj, w.-hkkk.w.
WHISKV-Basls of high wines, $1.31
The following are the receipts and ihlp-
mentn ror ine-wBi iweiuy-rour nours
Artlclos.
Flour,' hols:...;.,..
Wheat, bu
Corn, hit
pats, bu
Jtye. bu
nanny, du..
Receipts. ShlDinonts.
..... 37,000 31.000
257,000 9.S.000
135,000 m.Nft
439.000
23,000
142,000. .40,000
6.0U.
CORNMEAU-Stendr. $3.
BRAN Scarce, higher: sacked, east trnck.
9499c.
HAY steady, strong: t tnotny. I9.ooa
l6.nu; prairie, iu,.w.
AViiiMKY Mtenqy. 11.31.
IRON COTTON TIES-$l.
BAGaiNO-BSiflfiHc
HEMP TWIIE-9c.
PROVISIONS-Dry salt meats (boxed),
cicnr ribs, VS. 3714;
inoxeai. niEiier:
ribs $9.25: clear
sides, J'.i.w. l'nrK, nigner; jobning, $is.
Uird. nigner, vs.ki.
METALS Iead. firm nt I4.20M 4.27'4. Sncl
ter. stromr at $4.12U.
POULTRY Slow: chickens. 6c: snrlnes
6c: turkeys. 7c: ducks. Gf?6!4c: geese, aweoc,
BUTTER Higncr; creamery, 2025Hc;
airy, lfiHoc.
Vf!l!HHtonHv nt "In
RECEIPTS-t'lotir. 10.000 bbls.: wheat. ?!.-i
000 tin.; corn, IC.OOO bu.; oats. 31.000 bu.
n-smrt PROVISIONS Dry salt 1
) Mghcr: extra shorts, $8.25; cl
i nm clear sldeB, $8.tBU. Bacon (
iVnm extrrt HhortB, $9.1214; clenr r
On the Produce exchanee todav the but.
ter market wan firm; creameries, 14S2414c;
nalrles. 130S0C. Cheese, steady, 91ieiOUc
iigga, nrm; iresn,
i SEW YORK GKMBHAIi MABKRT.
i Quotation jiot'. tho Dy on Various
i , cnosainaitlea. SHIPMENTS-Flour. 9,000 bhla.; wheat,
NEW TOBK. Nov. 19.-FIX)UR-necelpta, 77.001) du.; corn, to.ow ph.; oats, w.wu uu
av.niB ddib.; expons, ,tss onu. ; nuiot, naroiy I
steady; winter patents. $3.60(S3.90; winter I I.trcrpool Grain Market
WiVlO: winter extrasT $2 602 SOj'M.nne: MVKRPOOU n -WHEVr-Steadv;
sota bakers. $2.90(83.23; winter low grades, No. 3 western whiter, 6s 10.1 ; NJ. 1 north-
S2.6OQ2.60., Rye Hour, quiet; fair to good "B. 6" W .No. t California, 5s
$3.0003.30; cholco to fancy, 3.33i?3.00. JOHd: futures, steady; December. 6s 9d;
arrive In Now York. ' CORN-Spot, firm: American mixed. 6s
CORNMEAlr-Dull: yellow weatern. $1.30: l,,l"r"i,
city. $1.28; Brandywlno. $3.404i'3.6O. Ja.nu.4r 2? Marcn, us ,
UYE-Steady; No. 2 western. 66c. f. o. b.. :r-""R",an. ,lr", 08 7a: . ...
i t'lAJUit tit. xx) ins, runcy winter, sieaoy,
nfloat
BARLEY-Steady; malting, G7UWc, c. i
t, Buffalo. 'iV
WHKiVT-Reoelpta, 38,000 bu.; export.
7.963 bu. Snot, steady: No. 2 red. 82Uc. t.
o, b., afloat; No. 2 red. 80c, elevator; No. 1
nortbern Duluth, Rlc, f. o, b afloat: No. 1
7s fid.
HOPS At London, racuic coast, steady.
us.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; extra India
mess, ,3s Rd. t'orK. steaav: prima mess.
western, an. iarn, American reunoa, in
hard Duluth. SSlic f. o. b.. afloat. 6ptlon8 P".. A r'iin.h.i
oncned steady on forclun buvlmr. but Intor t'o.r.ces. 4.u ? ..4S?.?1' "ftm8- h?rt. 9ut';14..0
,. o ....i h,, I to ids., strong. s. uncon, uumooriana cut.
to 30 lbs., llrm, 44s; short ribs, 16 to
enormous Increase In world'n stocks. I.ater . dulK47C,-CnshoSl c eHr
they had a strong upturn on covering and a' , A Ybi' li, ilct 41s- Vleur benCes
closed Arm at unchanued nr ces. Mnv. !,.nCKB. i .1 .- I0"'''!1""' 5JarD?,lleJ'i
'.C16c SaTa05 Wm ber 78' o S bBs. "stromr 4"" "" "
'V-ORN-R bu.; exports. 1,118 fl,UT0T0niJn,dyda JL""' 8,nt"
till. Unnl lll-m. Vn ' Otlln .l.vnlnr , nH JS , gOO(l UnlteO BIRIfB, U9.
bu. Spot, llrm: No. 2, 6640, elevator, nnd
58c, f.. o, b afloat. Option market opened
stondy with wheat, but gave way later,
owing to long sales, larger receipts west
nnu lower caiuca. vinany me marKoi re
covered on a scaro of snorts nnd closed
very Arm at 14o net advance. May, 6V4W
60Tic closed at 6614c ; December. C6f4G66Uc,
ciohoii ni 6wc.
J2AI0 Receipts, 226,900 bu.; exports. 1.240
bu. Spot, Htendy; no. 2, 460; No. 3, 45c; No.
I white, 48o; No, 3 white, 47o: track, mixed
western, woinwc; tracK, wnue, iimtuc. up
IIoiib. wenk 11 nil lower with corn. slow.
HAT-Steady; shipping, 60B65c; good to
cnoico, eaviuwc
-St
HOPS Steady! stnte. common to eholrn
1901 crop. 12I&1514C: 190O crop, SOiHc; 1899
crop, oxiiic; i-acinc coast, r.ji crop,
16iic; liW crop. 9Q9c: 1899 crop. 6fllfc,
HIDES-Steiidy: Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
18c; Callfomln, 21 to 25 lbs., 1914c; Texas
tiry, i 10 mi 111s., HVic.
iJUATtllsii-Hteiuiy; Hemlock sole, line
CHEESE Quiet: United States, colored
;Sn 3d: Australian. In Iondon. steady. 30s.
Receipts or wueai during ine tasi inree
days. 306.000 centals. Including 281,000 Anier-
lenn. ...
RecelptH of American corn the lost three
days, 32,300 centals.
Kansna City Grain anal ProrUlnns
KANSAS CITY". Nov. 19. WHEAT Do
cember 6714c; May, 71'4c; cash, No. 2 hard,
KtUHMWc: No. 3. OSo; No. 2 red. 7172c: No
3. tUilTOUe.
CORN-Docember. 63i.40fi3i;c; May, talf
KTitn! rash. No. 2 mixed. (Kiltnt no. 2
White. 66c; No. 3. 65!i(H65llc.
OATS-NO. 2 wlillo, 43tf4;iV4C
HYI5 No. 2. Glc.
HAY Choice timothy, $13.00?13.60; choice
prairie, jis.w.
BUTTER Crenmery, lSfl22c; dairy, fnncy
He. . ..
touch Demanu ra ion orr on account o
r strictly rresii still
fresh Missouri nnd
noK Ajrres. light to heavyweights', 2602014c. i,lh nrlcuH: nrrlvals o
. WOdlfrPull; domestic lleece.' 2M2lc; marked
lexas, .iWlliC. llfniiRus stock nuoted on 'cliuntre. 20e ner
P.,iA,.v,810N ri"r "0ly: """'fiVS0 jo- hiss off. cases roturned.
1 " 111 tniia 11 Ftlir linn f liuma . O f j V?T 1 A Art I ...... . iaa . rm
W12.00; mess, $9.60; beef hams, $9.60$TIO.OO;
cltv. India mess. J17.00fjllS.OO. Put mouts.
stendy; pickled bellies, $8.60fflo.0O; lilckled
snouiaers, a; picKieu nums, VJ.ibviv.w.
Laru, ntroiiger; wcsiorn steamed, I'J.loy
v.viVt; rouneu. continent, w.zb; com
pound, $7.6Q87.75. Pork, strong; family,
$17.004'17.23; short cleur, $17.6019.00: mens,
BUTTER Receipt. 1.1S1 pkgs.: llrm
state-dairy, lbSTJSc; creamery, 17irJ5c: June
ceamory. ,WW-1W. factory. 12H15!4c,
CHEESE Receipts. 4.S51 pkgs.; nrm;
feney- largo September, 9iW10o; fancy large
October, 9i?i9!to: fnncy small September,
10ViffMC;c: fancy smull October. 9i10Hc.
KGGS-Receltitn. l.l.tvvj nkits.: stroue: state PEORIA.
and Pennsylvania, 27J28o; western, nt mark, No. 3, 6114c.
V.tpr!7r, cntitharn. nt tnnrlc. '2fi?t:p. I nATfl slid
2J27o: southern, at mark, 22fl26c. OATS Steady; No,
ruunini aiht, rimy, Biiriiwcrn, o tnroiign.
turkeys, sjee; iowis, svjc. uresseu, easy;
springers, D145T11c; fowls, 9tf9Vic; turkey,
lOflllc.
TALIDW Jlrrn ; city ($3 per pkg.), 6Hic;
country (pkgs. free), 6U6!.
METALS Trading In the local market
fgr metals was very slow today. In the
RECEIPTS-Wheat. 46.400 bu.: corn. 67.600
bu.; onts. n.n nu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat. 18,400 bu.: corn. 33.
coo bu.; oats, 7.UW uu.
Toledo Grain anil Seed
TOLEDO, 0.. Nov. 19.-WHEAT-Dull
ensb. 76c: December, Tufta; May, 79c.
CORN December, Cilic: Mny. iVl'-c.
OATS December. 4lc; Mny, 42r.
CLOVER8EED December. J5.421: March
$5.60; No. 2 Alulkc, $5.i'0; mixed, $7,
Peorln Market.
Ill,, Nov. 19.-CORN-S(eady
white, 1214c, billed
W'HISICY'-On the.basln of $1.31 for fin
iiueu cuuus,
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 19. WHEAT
Cash. 704to; Dtcember, 6914tI9Hc; May,
buses duo to the rnkn nvndlolte flvlnu the
new price higher thnn nntlelpnted. Inter
liHiiniinis wero nrm, i nniuunii i-ncincs re
eled sllglitly.
lm, .ov, l, iiusincss on me nourse
today opened hesitating, but prices Im
proved until tlie close. A rnny in rentes
stimulated foreigners, especially Spanish
4s. which were In Hood request. Russlnns
wore In demand Thtnsti-llouston, Tram
ways nnd otbers substnntiaiiy recovored,
Rlu tlntos begnn firm on satisfactory fort
nightly statistics, but declined owing to
Ktifllvh nfrpra. Tim nrlvntn rntA nf 1ltj.
count Is unchufiged at 2 13-16 per cent.
Srw York. Money Market,
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-MONEY-On call.
firm nt IWMV ner cent: Inst lonn. 3 ner
cent: ruling rate, 41j per cent; prime mer-
onniun paper, itio per cent.
elTERLING KXCHANGE Ens er. then
stendy, with nctunl business In bankers'
bills nt $I.S7ifT4.S8 for dcmniul nnd nt $4.84
sin for sixty days: posteii rates. Sl.5v
nnd JI.MHffl.SD. Commercial bills, J4.8IJP
SliiVER Bar, 66!4c: Mexican dollars. 43c.
BONDS Government, wenk: ntnte. firm:
railroad, easier.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows;
tlnlntli Grnln .Market.
DULUTH, Nov? 19.-WHEAT-Cash, No.
hard, 73c; No. 2 northern, t!8G6814o: No.
northern, "OUc; December, CDc; May,
OATS
CORN-69?ic.
M2W vomc TOcK."l am) noxns.
Minnesota Governor Rises Like tl
Speelre on the Street.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19. The stock market
todav was under the continued Influences
nnd factors which depressed values yester
day and discouraged speculation tor nn
ndvnnce. Probably tho outward movement
of gold was the most effectual of them
motors, nut mo expresses uetcrminatiou oi
the executlvos of northwestern states to
use their Influence to contest tho opera
tion of tho Northern Securities company
wns nn cilivlimn Inlluencp. eHtieclallV on tho
stocks of tho transcontinental group. Union
Pnclllc and St. Paul were especially in
fected. Tho nrgumcnt that such opposi
tion to thn company wns expected, owing
to the statutes of tho northwestern stutcs
Intended to prevent consolidation, and that
eminent legal counsol had co-operated to
evade these prohibition!), wns not very con
vincing ill quieting npprcnenmon, onsen on
tho assumption that the residents of those
stntcH nro earnestly opposed to the spirit
nnd purpose of tho new company, leaving
nniy tno question open us to tncir aoiiny
to prevent by lnw Its operation.
The bcara sold tho market nctlvely on
the announcement of tho engagement of
JU000.000 additional gold ror export on
Thursdnv. but there, wan a larco demand
to' cover later In tho day. when half of
this engagement wns cnucclled and when
tho money mnrket wns seen to bo un
nffected. A Jump of 2 centimes In the sterl
ing exchango rate nt Purls, a decline in
the private discount rate there, and a slight
Jcuctlon hero In exchange rates, both on
Ixiudon and the continent, retlectcd tho
relaxation resulting from yesterday's outgo
of gold nnd aroused tho hope tnal tne
largest part or tne requirements nro satis
fied. Thero Is still continence expressed
that tho offerings of government bonds for
redemption will maintain the ease of tho
money market, even If more, gold goes out.
It Is not Improbnblo that tho spiling of
government bonds comes indirectly npurt
from the Interests who have to remit in
pnyment of foreign obligations. It Is
evident that tho exehnntro mnrket Is cor
nered to a certain extent nnd even tho bills
acnlnst outKoliiK cotton and xraln winch
como upon tho mnrket nro contracted for
in advance, icavini; tne nanaer wno arc
short of exchange still under tno necessity
or snipping gom to cover mammies,
Ono feature of tho novernmcnt bond re
demptions that has not attracted attention
is tnnt tho national tianKs apparently coil'
rider the nresent nriee snfUclnntl v nttrac
live to nromnt. tnem to withdraw nonun on
deposit with the treasury to secure their
circulation, nixd orrer them ror redemption.
This nmcess Involves the release of cash
irom i no, treasury to uie amount or tno
mnrket value of tho bond, but It nIo In
volves tho retirement of circulation to tho
nmount of the pur valuo of tho bond, off
setting that fur tho supply of money to tho
market. Such withdrawals of bonds have
already reached the legal limit of $3,000,000
per montn ror tne, present month.
There wns somo special strength shown
today by Individual stockH. notaDlv Amer-
tenn Car and International Power, on tho
urgent demand for railroad equipment of
nil kinds, nnd the express companies'
utoeks. on account of the Eencrul business
activity or tno country. Thero wero strong
spotH among the coalers nnd the locnl
tractions. Tho market closed steady at a
stiustaniini rnny irom mo lowest.
Railroad bonds wero only moderately ac
live at slight recessions. Total snles, pur
vnlue, $2,6:10,000. I'nlted States refunding
2s declined 11 on tho Inst cull.
The commercial Advertisers London
financial cablegram says: Tho stock mar
ket today wns Inclined to dullness. Con
sols wero heavy on 11 report that this wePk
a Now Zealand loan, varying from !,5i0,0u0
to a:;i.O(i,iv, is to no ihsiipiI. American
Blocks wero lifeless nnd very narrow, with
not enough business to sustain tho rise.
New York gavo no support nnd tho close
wan dull, savo Rending and Erie. Tho
former touched record prices, 25l. They
nro talkluc of dividends on. tho second pre
ferred, through tho road's connection with
New Jersey Central. Pajls exchango Is
25.17 on New York gold shipments. Berlin
exehanco Is 20.44U.
Tho following nro the closing prices on
tho Now lorK hiock exchange:
Atchison , SOU, do nfd Is5
do nra ii no. i-aciuc mi
Tinltlmnro &. O...1071i So. Railway 33tA
do pfd 95 I do pfd 90U
Canadian Pao....!!! Tex. & Pacific... WtJ
Hit iOI., Eil. 1.. t Y. llMu
464 do pfd 3414
3714 Union Pacllc ....Kfl
774 do pfd 9IU
46 WnbnHh 20H
7314 do pfd 371a
1364 Wheel. & L. E... ISVfc
26V do 2d pfd 3014
45 1 wis. ucntrai .... zi
42'
190
20 American Ex 208
37 U. 8. Ex 9414
96i WollH.Flirgn Ex.190
13'iAmal. Copper .... Sfllt
m; Amer. unr .. su
do prii.
fnnnda So..
Ches. & Ohio.,
Chicago & A...
do pro
Chi., -lnd. & L.
uo pra........
Chi. & E. 111...
Chicago G. W.
iln 3,1 llfd....
r-hlemrn Jfe N. W.208 do nfd.
C. R. I. & P 14614 Adamn Exi.
Chi. Ter. & 'Jr.
do pfd.........
C. C. C. & St. L
Colorado So
do 1st pin
Ha "A nfd
Del. & Hudson,.. 17414 Amer. Lin. Oil...
nnl.. L. & W
Denver & R. G
do pttl
Erlo
do 1st pfd....
do 2d pfd
Ot. Nor. Pfd.
.240 do nfd.
46H Amor. S. & R...
K4!i
18
46V4
45i
.. 94U do pfd 01
.. 42-J Anae. 'Mln. Co... 34&
.. 72J4 Brooklyn R. T.... 6S
.. 69(4 Colo. Fuel & I... 91
.197 1C011. Gas
llooklmr Valley.. BlVi Con, Tob. nfd.
do pfd 7814 Gen. Electric ....257'
...... 220
117
Illinois Central
Iowa Central .,
do pfd
Lako Erlo & W
do pfd
..13SW Olucoso Sugar.,.
10V4 itocKing 1:0111
7'
.. IK
..128
10GV4
Inter. Paper
uu pin ,
Inter. Power
Laclede Gun
X, gz N iuu'.a' I'licipun unu
Monhillnn T 1"1U Nil. DISCtitt
Met. St, Ry 16S National Lead
Mex. Central .... 21isNiitlonnl Salt .
Mnv N'ntlonnl.. l.li do nfd
Minn. & St. L....10i No. American ,
! St;!
177
iiu'i
56H
1
.. 90'
Mn. Pacific
M.. K. & T....
do Jifd
N. J. Central.
N. Y. Central.
Norfolk & W.
flu nfd
No. Pacific pfd...lo0U
.Ontario & W ilMl
Pennsylvania ....no
lienuing ......
do 1st pfd...
do 2d pfd....
St. L. & 8. F.
do 1st pfd,..
do 2d pfd....
St. L. Sottthw
100V4 Paclllo Coast
.1 i'uciiio Aiau
8t. Paul ias't(Western Union .. 906,
eoole's rim Ml:
Pressed 8. Car... 4.T
do pfd 86S(
unman i'. uar.,216
Republic Steel ... 15;
do ifd ,. 67SJ
tiuenr iis7,
fienii. uoai 02 1.,. (Kit
uiuuil llllK c 1'.,. 14
(in ptu
lT. S. Leather
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber.
do nfd
:8k'"U, S. Steel.
,. Ml'4 u Pin
.; 4S&;
.. 79jl
.. 63
.. 7l!4
!?.U.
ll'
81
151,
60
421
921i
'. S. rof. 2s, rog.l084L. & N. nnl. 4s..,102'4
do coupon IO8I4 Mex. Central 4s,. 8214
do S3, reg 108 1 do Is Inc 29U
do coupon 108i; M. & St. L. 4s., 103
do new 4s, reg.,129 M., K. & T. 4s...l00i
do coupon ....139 I "do 2s 82
do old 4s, rcg...H24 N. Y, Central ls.105'4
do coupon 112H 'dp gen. 314S....IO8I4
do 6s, reg 107 N. J. O.K. 6s 1314
do coudoii 107 ,No. Pacltlc 4s IO0I1
Atch. gen. 4s 10.1 I o 3s... 72?
'110 nuj. is 3,4i;'''. ff c. is.,.iu;vj
Bnl. A- Ohio 4s. ..104 Rending gen. 4s.. 99I4
do 3Ws 96',4'St L & I M c. 6s.ll61i
do cwiv. 4s..::: 107 Jrst l &-b V 4s... I'
Canndn 80. 2s....l0ii St. L. S. W. Is... 96V
Cent, of On. 6s. ..105V
do la Inc 73
Ches. & O. 414s.. .107
Chi. & A. 3V4s.... 80
C B. & Q. 11. 4s., 9S
O. M & 8 P g. 4s. 112
C & N W c. 7S...13SW
C R. I. & P. 4S.10614
CCC & 8 L n. 4s. IM
Chlcngo Ter. 4s.. 90
Colorado So. 4s.. 88U
D. & R. G. 4s... 103
Eric prior 1. 4s. ..100
do Ken. 4s 89
F. W. oi D. C. 1S.107W
llocK. vai. 414s. .107?4
,J r. o- .-,11
8. A. & A'.'p.'Vi:: 88i
no. i-acinc 48.,,.. vi
80. Rullwny 6s., .120(4
Tex. & Pne. lH..l?n
T., St 1 & W 4s. 28
union Pacific 4s. .106
do conv. 4s 107
Wnbaah Is 118
do 2b noil
do deb. B HO
West Shorn 4s. ..11314
W. & L. E. 4s... sail
Win. Central 4s... 88H
Cons. Tob. 4s.... 61 li
Bid. Offered.
London Stock (notation.
LONDON, Nov. 19,-4 p. m. Closing:
v,uiisoin, money.. ij
do account ...91 3-16
Anitcondu , 7H
Atchison ! X2ll
do pfd 102
Bultlmoro & O...110
CaniKllttii Pac....H7
t-nes. : unio 47
Chicago G. W.... 26
i.'.. Ai. & Ht. I'. ..123
D. & R. G. nfd... 96I
jiiu
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
Illinois Central
L. oi N
M K. A: T
do tifd
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & W
43lt
14214
14
..104
... 5514
...166
... 5s4:
do pfd 92i
Co. Pnclllc pfd... 10414
hitarlo & W 4614
'onnsylvanla .... 944
jso. I'at
Ontario
Ponnsy
Heading
do 1st pfd..
do 2d nfd...,
So. Railway ,
uo pin ,
So. Pacific .1,
Union Pacific
no pra
U. S. Steel ,
do pfd
Wabash ....
do Lfd
Spanish 4s.,,
Rand Mines
DcBccrs
40;
30V
341,
92
fil'i
..ess
44?i
!'.
21
38
69T4
10
39
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Cattlt ii iotire Dtmtid ind I'nllj
lUady with Yttriaj.
HEAVY HOGS STEADY, fTHERS LOWER
I'nt Sheep and Lnmbt Could lie lluoted
Steady to Dime l,ocr, While Feed
era Were Dnll nnd Ten to
Fifteen Cents Loner.
Receipts were:
Official Monday .
oniclal Tuesday
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 19.
Cattle.
6,214
6,000
Hogs. Sheep.
M&o ll.wi
13,160 17,6:0
Two days this week. ..12,214
Sama dayn last week. ...14,311
Same week before 8.X54
Sama three weeks ngo..l2,osv
Sumo four weeks ago, ...14,410
Same days Inst year,... 9,462
Average prices paid for hoes nt
Omaha tho 'last several days, with com
parlsons:
22.315
15,t?J
7.611
9.S10
11,286
16,153
29,611
3.0S
21,298
36.734
26,417
11,512
South
Date. I 1901. I900.1S9.1898.1897.1896.1895.
Nov. 1....
Nov. 2....
Nov. 3....
Nov. 4....
Nov. 5....
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. 38...
Nov. 19...
5 7314
6 72
6 82:
" 7lU
C 71(4
6 6.Vi
6 7414
5 72?
5 63
6 69
6 68'4
5 67H
6 03,
6 6314
4 61
4 60,
4 66
4 66
4 64
4 67
4 71
4 C9
4 74
4 84
4 74
4 67,
4 82
4 0
4 82
4 78
4 01
4 04
4 04
4 02
4 01
4 02
4 03
4 0J
4 03
4 02
3 94
3 9.
3 90
3 84
3 87
3 6
3 6T
.1 46
3 45
3 61
3 62
3 55
3 62
2 tl
3 47
3 43
3 44
.1 41
3 95
8 35
.1 36
8 351
3 29
.1 291
3 41
3 43
3 43
3 441
3 27
3 30
1 31
n 11
3 46 3 17
3 54
3 41
3 311
3 32
3 38
3 34
3 27
3 31
3 32
3 3!
3 34
3 28
3 17
3 17
8 22
3 23
3 25
3 18
3 11
3 14
3 16
3 42
3 44
3 S3
3 35
3 36
t 45
3 (5
3 59
3 S9
3 46
3 44
3 4-
3 46
3 45
3 41
3 39
I
BAR SILVER-Steady nt 2 3-16d per
ounce.
M O N E Y 2V4 W3 Der cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
Ui;i por coin; ior inreo montns bins,
3 lb-ivi.rJi per cent.
Boston Stock (notation.
BOSTON. Nov. 19.-Call loans. 3141N14 ner
cent: time loans, 4i4fJS per cent. Ofllclal
closing:
.102
.141
AtehlKon 4s
Gas Is 80'A
Jlcx. central s.. ia
Atchison 8014
do nfd 100
Boston & Alb'y..259
Boston & Me.... iii;;s
Boston Elevated.166
N Y. N II & II. .213
Fltchburg pfd..
Union Pacltlc .
Mex. Central ..
Amer. Sugar ..
Amer. T. & T..
Dom. I. i& S....
Gen. Electric ..
Mass. Electric.
do nfd
N. E. G. & C...
TTi.ll,,1 T."xiilf
'inn." ' mv .
IT. H Honl 1 a2l 4
do pfd rnjw
West. Common... 71U
Adventure 2.
Al'.oucz 4114
Amalgnmated ... 06s
Baltic 43
Bingham 29U
Col. & Hecln 667
Centennial 17v;
Copper Rnnge ... 61
Dominion Coal .. 4814
itiiiikiiii
Isle Rovnln
1034 Mohawk
211, Old Dominion .
UH4WHCeOIU
I'arroi
Qulncy
Santa Fe Cop..
Tamarack
Trlmountaln ...
Trinity
United States ..
Utah 221;
Vlotnrla ttl
Wolverine 674
Indicates Sunday.
Tho oRlclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p.H'scs.
c. M. Si 8t. 1 . Ry
Wabash , ....
Missouri Pnciflc Ry
Union Pacific system .
C. & N. W. Ry
F., E. oV M. V. R. R....
J'., 8t P.. M. & O. Ry..
H. & M. R. R. R
3., B. & Q. Ry
iv. C. & St. J
('., R. 1. & P., east
p.. R. I. & P., west
Illinois Central
Total receipts
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
8 19 .1
4 4
.13 4.,
44 30 10
3 21
39 32 20
6 11 2
4i 22 28
23 19
1
27 19 1
1 4
1 1
Ice m iw "1
Omaha Pnckine Co 127
fl. H. Hammond Co 676
Swift nnd Company 70S
Cudahy Packing Co 931
Armour & Co 911
Hammond Co., country... 412
fl, Becker & Dcgnn 52
iobman & Co 101
W. I. Blephcn 77
Benton & Underwood 48
i.lvlngstono & Schaller.... 168
B. F. Hobblck 15
Hamilton & R loo
L. F. Musi , ,97
Wolf & M SI
Fowler
Other buyers 423
2,609
W6
3.088
3.757
2.6S5
1,761
IS
521
3.3S0
157
. 27
.256
. 36
i
.
!
. 41"
. 26
. 98
. 36T4
.150
. 4
.275
. 41
2514
lb
n York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19. The following arc
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Con.
Adams
Alice
Hroeee
Brunswick Con... 10
Comstock Tun.... 6
Con. CaL & Vai.lHl
Dcadwood Terra. W
Horn Silver 19
Iron Silver 62
Leadvlllo Con.... 5
18 Ltttle Chief 12
45 Ontario 950
HO Ophlr 72
'Phoenix 6
Potosl 3
Savngo 6
Sierra Nevada ... 12
Small Hopes .... 40
Standard ....r....3.V)
Dunk Clearing;.
Last Sale. Trust receipts. Ex-dlv.
Fore lull Financial.
LONDON. Nov. 19,Monoy was in fnlr
demand today and abundant. It is be
IIpvpiI tho government has been disbursing
freelj' Ititoly. Tho largo exports of gold
'from New York have caused nn easier ten
dency In discounts. Though the gold Is
going to the continent the market Is con
fident that It will soon find Its way her.
The tone of the Slock exchango today w.ia
unsatisfactory. Most department) wvro
dull, Consols opened 11 fraction bettor, but
wero afterward easier on the talk of a new
loan. 'They ultimately recovered, Gilt
edged securities wero strong on easier
money. Americans opened dull. In vm
piithy with the closing prices of New York
yesterday, but wero afterward steadier nrd
then cusler. The tendency at the closing
wns quiet. Readings were exceptionally
strong, in expectation of a good October
statement.
BERLIN, Nov. 19. Iicals and banks
were active and strong today on the bourse
owing to covering and speculative pur-
OMAHA. Nov. 19. Bank clearings -today,
$1,109,436.06; corresponding day last year,
$904,309.12: Increase. $200,126.64.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 19.-Clearlngs.
$23,115,758; balances, $2o$6,ll2; money, 4ijfj5
per cpnt.-
CII1CAGO. Nov. i9.-Clearlngs, $28,434,920;
balances. $1,814,011; posted exchange, $4.8514
i(4.8S!i: New York' exchange, 10c. premium.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19,-Clearings, $341,
922.505: balnnces, $16,769,406.
BOSTON. Nov. 19. Clearings, $24,405,943;
balances, $2,122,471.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19.-Clearlngs, $10.2J3.933:
balances, $1,645,452; money, 666 per cent;
New York cxclinnge, 20o premium.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 19,-Clearlngs. $2,932.
930; money, 4TI6 per cent; New York ex
change, 20c premium bid.
Condition nf the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. Today'n" state
ment of the treasury balances In tho jren
oral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances, $170,949,770;
gold, $107,964,791.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19,-COTTON-Spot
rfoseu quiet; middling uplands, 8c: mid
dling gulf, 8Uc; sales, 1,121 bales. Futures
closed barely steady; November, 7.47c; De
cember. 7.51 c: January, 7.62c; February,
7.61c; March. 7.51c: April, 7.61c; May, 7.62c;
June, 7.52c: July, 7.62c; August, 7.42c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-COTTON-Qulot.
l-lfio lower: middling, 7 5-16c; sales, 200
bales; receipts, 4,887 bales; shipments, 6,108
bales; stock, 48.265 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-COTTON
.Very stendy: sales, 7,700 bales; ordinary,
61S-16c; good ordinary, 66-l6c; low mid
dling, 6c: middling. 714c; good middling,
7!4o; middling fnlr. 7 15-160,; receipts. 12.717
balcB; slock. 279,656 bales. Futures stendy;
November. 7.32c; December, 7.33i?J'7.34e; Jnn
uary. 7.28r7.29c: Fohruary. 7.28fl7.29c; March.
7.297.30c; April, 7.29&7.31c; May, 7.307.3lc;
June, 7.30M7.32c: July, 7.327.34c.
GALVESTON, Nov. 19.-COTTON-Qulet,
7 7-16c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 19. 4 p. m.-COTTON
Spot, modernto business. priceB firm;
American middling, 4 9-32d: the sales of the
dny were 7,000 bales, of which 600 were for
speculation nnd Included 6,400 bales Amer
ican; recolpts, 27,000 bales. Including 21,700
bales American. Futures opened quiet and
closed steady, American middling, g. o. c:
November, 4 4-64d, selling; November nnd
December, 4 4-64d; December and January,
4 8-64d. buyers; January and February,
4 7-64W4 8-64d, buyers; February and Marcb,
"4 7-645N S.64d, selling; March, and April,
4 "-Old. buyers; April nnd May, 4 7-64d, buy
ers; May nnd June, 4 7-64d, buyers: June
and July, 4 7-64d, buyers; July. and August,
4 7-C4d, buyers.
Sowar nnd Molasses.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 19. SUGAR
Firm: open kettle. 214215-16c: open kettle
centrifugal, 314fr3 9-16c; centrifugal granu
lated. 4,Jti4 6-16c; white. 3V&3 15-16c; yellow.
314f3?ic; seconds, 214314c Molasses, strong;
open kottK 271WOc; centrifugal, 1084c.
Hyrnp. strong. 20(&3Oe.
LONDON. Nov. 19,-BUOAn-Beet sugar,
November. 7b Sd.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19. SUGAR Raw,
steady: fair refining. 3 3-1631ic: centrif
ugnl, 96 test, 3 ll-l&fi3';o; molasses sugar.
3c. Refined, steady: No. 6, 4.30o; No. 7.
4.20c: No. 8. 4.10c: No. 9. 4.00c: No. 10. 4o!
No. 11. 3.95e: Nn. 12. 3.95fi! No. 13. 3.85c: No.
14. 3.83c; stnndard A. 4.70c; confectioners' A.
4.70c; mould A. 5.25c; cut mar, ti.oc: crushed,
5.40c; powdered, 6o; granulnted, 4.90c; cubes,
6.10c.
Kvapornted Apples aud Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1 9. EVA POR AT E D
AI'PLES There contlnuea a toiernniy
steady undertone in the market for evapo
rated npples. with n fair demand In prog,
ress. particularly for tho choice and fancy
grades, which are held higher. State, com
mon to good, ftftSlio: prime, 99i;c: choice,
S4ffj9;o: fnncy, I0tj104e.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Markot
unlet and steady. Prunes. ZKfllc, Apricots,
Royal, sisftiSc; Moor Park. 8iil2c. J'caehes,
peeled, llQUc; unpeeled, 694C
Totals 4,7 13.066 6,218
CATTLE Receipts of cnttlo continue lib
eral today, but tho demand on tho part
of local packera waa nlso In good shape.
They nil seemed to have liberal orders, so
that the better grades changed hnnns
rapidly at fully as good prices as wero
paid yesterday.
There wero not very many eorntcd steers
Included In the receipts and buyers wero
out early and paid good, firm prices for
all the better grades. The commoner kinds
did not move quite as freely, hut stilt the
market on atl grades coutd be quoted fully
steady with yesterday.
, uown anil neirers were also in gooa oe
mand, this morning and anything good was
bought up a steady to strong prices. Even
the medium grades and canners sold freely
at aood. steady, tirlces. so it was not Ioiik
before tho bulk of the offerings had changed
hands.
There was very little change noticeable
today In the prices paid for nulls, calves
and stags.
Thero was a liberal demand this morn
ing for heavyweight feeders showing qual
ity, and oh there werp not very many an
swering to thnt description In the yards
good strong prices were puld. Prime year
lings also commanded fully steady prices.
The medium weights, however, were slow
nnd barely steady. ' Anything on the com
monlsh ordor moved very slowly nnd In
most cases sold lower. Common stockers
In particular were a drug on the market,
nn no one seemed to want that elnss of
cnttle. Salesmen In a good tunny enscs
Bald they could hardly get a bid on their
common stockers or on their common
calves, and as a result they sold consider
ably lower.
The supply ot range steers good enough
for killers wns very light today and the
market wan strong and nctlve. Rnnge
cows also sold fully steady nnd so, nlo,
did good to choice stockers nnd feeders.
The common kinds, howpver, were dull nnd
lower, the same ,ns Is noted nbovo for tho
natives. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. A v.
11 1062
20 1131
j looo
15 977
11)01
No.
1...
1..,
4...
Av.
.. 650
.. 890
.. 670
.. 745
.. 910
.. 970
.. 520
.. 621
.. 660
.. 956
.. 916
..1053
.. 816
.1132
Tr.
2 00
2 60
2 50
990
1090
1093
1000
1025
1..
2..
8..
8..
1..
15..
3..
10..
6..
25..
20..
15..
10..
14..
8..
20..
14..
6....
18....
::::
3, 1106
1 850
1 930
1 1060
2 1130
1 ,,...1050
2 1085
3 00
3 35
3 35
3 60
r 65
3 65
.1 71?
4 00
4 00
4 05
..1030 4 05
..904 4 10
4 10
4 25
4 25
4 3S
4 40
21.
8.
17.
68..
2..
!..
19..
22
25::
65..
38..
20..
S4s
..BOO
....1161
....1056
....109S
....1136
....1029
....1173
....1150
.... 952
....1087
....1128
....1396
....1093
....1179
....1344
Pr.
4 45
4 50
4 50
4 65
4 80
5 00
6 00
5 20
5 20
6 20
5 25
5 35
5 35
5 60
5 60
6 75
6 00
6 00
6 15
6 35
STEERS AND HEIFERS. '
825
....1155
.... 820
.... 850
.... 710
.... 860
.... 855
....1000
....1010
....1170
....1200
....1000
.... 694
.... 730
.... 715
.... 730
... 702
....1008
....1060
.... 800
.... 820
....1066
.... 900.
.1132
4 .15 66....
6 10 21....
COWS.
1
796
716
1 50
1 60
1 75
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 15
2 15
2 25
, 05
n jj
2 25
2 25
2 35
2 Si
2 35
2 60
2 50
2 65
2 65
2 63
2 70
2 75
2 75
2 SO
1065
1230
802
930
995
1055
850
1040
1670
1070
958
1150
1200
1000
10 1080
1 1160
7 1033
2 1283
3 1123
2 1000
4 1040
11 1110
12 1208
4 1025
1 1160
1 1310
4 1257
1 1090
ii.:::
21::::
ii
930
670
440
670
725
60)
20....
1....
1....
1....
23....
O
e::::
i.
1 1520
1 750
1 1470
1 1300
2 1273
1 1610
COWS AND HEIFERS.
. 820 3 10 17 902
HEIFKRH.
2 00
2 00 .
2 2fi
2 60
2 76
1.
4
!:::::
2.....
. 480
. 622
. 620
. 870
.1000
1300
1360
2 SO
2 40
2 40
2 60
2 75
BULLS.
1 1230
1 1450
1 1520
1.
1..
1..
'1..
1320
..1480
,.1430
..1800
..1800
1....
1....
1....
1....
3....
4....
1....
1,...
3 00
3 00
CALVES.
2 00 2 123
3 00 4 140
4 00 1 210
STOCK CAIA'ES.
400 2 00 7 285
3 00 R..., 350
3 00 1 370
STAGS.
.. 940 3 00 6 1643
..1290 3 fiO
190
280
260
273
300
5 50
5 50
2 80
2 SO
2 85
2 85
2 90
2 95
2 115
3 00'
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 15
3 25
.'I 40
3 45
3 60
3 50 .
.1 50'
3 60
3 50
3 65
3 63
3 65
3 76
3 75
3 85
3 60
2 75
2 85
3 00
4 15
3 25
3 25
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 63
4 00
4 10
5 00
5 00
6 00
3 60
3 60
3 60
6 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 1000
1 790
1
1
2.........
0
25
1
830
780
685
460
692
908
635
19stecr....1l09
5 feeders. .1148
B feeder.. 982
1 feeder... 820
10 feeders.. 873
1 ster 1170
2 steers,... 985
42 cows...., 1120
1 bull UW
1 75
1 75
1 75
2 60
2 60
3 00
3 fiO
3 25
.1 3.3
NEBRASKA.
12 610
1 930
1 1370
5 1030
24 830
,1... 653
1 1180
1 10SO
3 35
3 40
3 50
3 611
3 6.3
3 70
4 00
4 50
3 75
3 2 .7
3 60
3 00
3 35
4 on
3 3.3
3 25
2 W
2 bulls 1260
1 cow. ,.,,.111,11
2 cows 11.15
1 cow 650
9 cows 958
4 steers... .119.3
2 eows 1120
13 hulls 1.307
1 Dull 14S0
2 .
2 25
2 73
2 00
2 ?3
4 00
2 60
2 10
2 25
. 9M
.11X12
.1U)7
. 840
1076
3cotv. ...1CO0 3 60
18 cow .,... 1017 .1 .1.3
t cows 810 .1 V)
46 cows i 2 75
6 eows 1024 3 00
12 heifers,.. 672 I 63
25 feeders.. 851 a 75
E. II
1 calf 340 3 90
6 cows,. ..i)26 .1 nn
1 cow 990 3 SO
1 bull 1010 2 to
10 cnlves... 4.10 3 IK)
T. J. Vnndlne-Neh
12 steers... .102S 3 50 1 feeder., , 900
16 cows 1276 2 75 1 bull 1220
I. iiurKc Colo.
3 70 8 cows...,
3 75 8 cows....
8 cow..
6 cows..,
9 cows..,
6 cows.,.
16 cows...
12 fefders.,1065
z steers.,., km
Keller-Neb.
7 COWS 1210
1 cow...... W
1 heifer. .. 9.11
I feeder.., 700
: feeders., iu
,1006
. 931
16 steer 920
17 steers.... MS
2 cows 875
Pnttim Uvn Stork Co. -S. D.
SS cows HC5 3 00 4 cows 952
1 steer.. ...1350 3 60
Peter Johnson S. D.
12 cows 1068 3 10 1 steer 1000
11 cows 922 2 90 I bull 1&
Wvnlt M. S. D.
15 cows 974 2 76 2 bulls 1175
a cows vm s w
Mllwnrd Bros. Wyo.
18 feeders.. 572 I oo 16 cows lo.'l
2 90 6 cows 958
Hlggcnson Wyo.
JW 6 steers... .110.1
B. Adamn Wyo.
4 25 24 feeders,. 977
3 10
C, Hubble-Neb.
2 75
Andrews Colo.
1 75 1 steer 810
2 50 1 stng 9m
3 so 2 feeders.. 515
3 SO
Dlnwlddle-Wyo.
.1 25 3 bull 1366
2 35
& R.-Neb.
1 cow 730
2 10
2 75
3 t)
3 2.3
3 CO
3 75
4 00
3 0)
2 M
3 Ol
3 to
3 15
3 50
2 26
.1 23
3 10
200
3 W
2 15
2 0
3 .10
2 75
12 cows.
A Son-Colo.
21 feeders.. 903
1 Hclfer....l0tO
4 00
3 70
3 0)
3 0)
3 00
10
3 6.3
85
19 heifers... 702
A.
.1056
J.
16 Btcer 1201
32 cows 1002
M.
60 cows 993
N.
1 cow 1100
lstag 1190
36 feeders.. 730
4 feeders.. 665
E. R.
11 cows 1050
7 cows 1119
Kng
28 feeders.. R36 a 75
1 cow 900 2 60
E. Curtis
30 feeders. .101.1 4 00
1 feeder.. .1010 3 00
HOGS There wns another big run ot
hogs hero today, making the supply for
tho two dnyn this week considerably
heavier than for the corresponding days ot
Inst week nnd nlso for the same day of
lust year. Tho market opened slow, with
the best hogs selling steady to a shade
lower. Tho light hogs on the start did
not soil at nil. us packers were all looking
for the' better and heavier grades. The
first sales were mostly from $5.60 to $5.65,
and as high ns $6.75 was paid for choice
londs. Pnckors, though, were slow to pay
tho prlcos, and as a result it was rather
late before the bulk of tho offerings wns
out of first hands. Later In the morning
tho mnrket took on mora life nnd gained
In strength. The close wus fully steady
with yesterday on tho heavier hogs, but
tho lightweights were slow and consider
ably lower tlun yesterday. In fnct, nbout
the only change In the market today from
yesterday wns the tendency to widen the
rnnge between tho heavy and light hogs.
Representative sales:
No. Av. 8h, Pr. No. Av. 8h. Pr.
141,.... 98 ... 4 75 74 216 160 5 62J4
60 13.1 ... 4 90 66 308 200 6 62a
52 SO ... 6 00 6.1 237 SO 6 02U
22 110 ... 5KI 68 260 280 5 62U
6.3 160 lit) 5 25 C2 254 200 5 tV.'l.t
100 151 120 5 35 b8 229 120 6 621
91 16.1 ... 5 40 69 244 200 6 '.',
89 184 ISO 5 60 77 220 120 6 621
P 95, 194 2S0 5 62',4 65 237 400 6 62lb
633 99 IW ISO 5 55 67 248 ... 5 62lE
67 182 ... 5 55 63 290 160 n 62U
84 167 ... 5 65 62 . ... 5 62W
89 221 ... 6 65 68 271 280 5 6214
. 77 18.1 160 5 65 73 29 120 6 621
r 7tii 181 ... 6 65 62 .101 120 5 in
. 63 236 SO 5 60 60 360 120 5 65
. 74 227 120 5 60 47 2V9 240 5 65
. 60 228 120 5 60 57 302 40 5 6.3
. r,l 296 49 5 60 71 2.16 SO 5 65
. 20 24.3 ... u M 70 268 80 6 6.7
. 97 .'207 . 6 60 63 2S2 :oo 5 fir,
67 206 360 5 0(1 92 20.1 ... .3 65
.37 218 40 6 61) 49 317 40 5 65
' 74 205 40 5 60 61 2S8 ... 6 65
So 201) ... 5 GO 62 256 SO 6 65
S3 2US ... 5 60 61 264 160 5 63
73 211 280 5 bO 62 .113 40 5 63
81 21)6 ... 5 60 1' 21S S) 5 65
84 223 80 .3 6 ) 70 259 120 B 65
57 311 ... 5 60 72 235 1 20 6 65
74., ...,227 240 6 60 64 240 80 6 65
81 211 40 5 60 91 260 SO 6 6.3
77 224 SO 6 6-1 64 288 160 6 63
58 1119 ... 5 60 71 276 240 5 63
67 285 i'80 5 60 42 253 480 5 65
S2 217 80 5 60 fS 244 320 6 65
CD 214 8) 5 60 68 310 ... 5 65
CO 180 SO. 6 60 41 285 SO 5 6.3
9i 112 160 6 6214 288 40 6 65
65 UI7 169 5 r,2U C2 276 120 6 65
60 212 .. 6 62U fIi
80 19(1 ... 6 62 U 67 289 ... 5 65
67 24.1 300 fi 62(4 45 JW B 65
67 254 40 5 62(4 82 270 2) 5 65
66 285 40 6 62(4 16 2W 40 5 65
74 205 40 5 ITlL 6V 278 120 5 65
S7 28.1 SO 5 6214 67 21 240 6 65
70 276 240 5 62(4 68 276 40 5 65
75 276 ... 6 62(4 67 5 63
62 307 80 E 62 82 240 SO 6 65
63 210 ... 6 6214 7S M 260 6 65
61 271 SO 5 6214 70 249 SO 5 63
71 60 400 5 624 322 40 6 65
43 360 160 C 2 S3 276 40 6 65
59 285 SO 5 02S 61 200 40 5 6.3
85 254 SO 5 62 U 72 300 200 5 65
72 20S 120 6 6214 1 283 3 20 6 65
fj. ntn. lift r. r . . . "Ki fan r. C.
I 63 286 ... 6 65
ti 30.1 SO 6 62 257 40 5 6714
67 249 240 5 6214 73 SO 6 674
SO 249 120 5 6214 65 340 ... 6 67(a
I. 66 3,10 80 6 671?
2 64 29.8 ... 6 67l
.18 32.1 SO 6 70
I 29 2T!i l?il It ?n
52 376 ... 6 70
60 290 ... 5 70
64 311 ... 6 70
67 287 ... 6 70
43 368 ... 6 70
45 449 320 5 70
SO..
69..
"
62 23.7 SO
70 .153 im
73 213 SO
71 220 60
62 282 240
70 sa 160
SHEEP There
here tortiiy, hut
6 6214
5 62(1
6 62(
6 62
5 62 V
S Sr
6 62
6 62
5 621
r. cM
5 62 4
5 62(4
6 621,
r. iriv
5 62(4
6 ftsH
5 6214
was a big run of sheep
tliA nf til rerpliitfl
consisted of feeders. Packers took hold
fnlrly well today, but still the feeling was
wcfik an urniinn nnu they wanted to buy
their supplies n little lower. In some ruses
sonic of the better grades sold nbout sternly,
but ns a general thing the mnrket could
be quoted a dime lower on both sheep nnd
lumbs, nnd In Mimo cases the decline wns
even greater. Most of the offerings, though,
were disposed of in fairly good season.
The feeder mnrket was very dull today,
hb very few btiyern were on the market.
Except In the case of something choice It
would bo safe to' call the feeder market
10iai6c lower and rather slow.
Quotations: Choice yenrllngs. $3,40375:
fair to good yearlings, $3.20a.1.40; choice
wethers. $3.3083.60; fair to good wethers,
$3.1OJJ3.30: choice ewes, $2.90(83.25; fair to
good ewes. $2.6032.90; choice spring lambs.
$4.30ig:4.r,0: fair to good spring lambs, $3.75ig
4.25: foodcr wethers. $3.0O3.6O; feeder
lambs, $3.60tfi.00. Representative sales:
No.
10 feeder wethers
480 feeder wethers
18 bucks
123 western ewes
136 Mexican yearlings...
426 Mexican yearlings...
135 native ewes
Av.
103
103
150
103
70
71
88
Pr.
fl 00
3 40
1 35
.1 0)
3 75
3 73
2 80
CHICAGO LIVE "TOOK MARKET.
head; market steady! native lamlm, $2.60j
4.S0; western lambs, $UftH6.50: natlvl
wethers, $3.26io.Wi, western wethers. $3.00(1
3.60; yearling, $j.35N.oo; owes, $2.75TJ.Eo;
cnlves, $1.50'iia.26.
Cattle Steady Hons Steady to Strong
Sheep Lower.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
6,600 head; steady; good to prime, 16.25fl'
7.10, nominal; poor to medium, $4.0096.00:
Miockers nnd feeders. $2.nogl,26; cows. $1.25
04.75; heifers. $1.6Off5.0O; canners. $1.2532.2f.;
bulls. $2.00W4.60: calves, $2.0095.25: western
steers. $3.60ft6.25.
HOGS-Recelpts, 46,000 head: estlmnted
tomorrow, 44.000; left over, 6,000: market
steady to strong on good weights, light
slow: mixed aud butchers, $5.5030.85; good
to choice heavy, $5.6095.92: rough to fat
heavy. $5.35ij5.65; light, $5.261JS.50; bulk of
snles. $5.60i)6.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 15,000
head: sheep 10915c lower: lambs opened
steady, closed weaker; good to choice
wethers. $3.4094.25; fair to choice mixed.
$2.9093.40; western sheep, $3.0O4.0O: native
lambs, $2.509 4.75: western lambs, $3,009-4.40.
Official yesterday: Receipts Cattle, 13.075
head; hogs, 42,009 head: sheep. ,12,746 head.
Shipments-Cattle, 22,439 head; hogs, 4,396
head; sheep, 4,490 head.
Xrrr York Live Stock .Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19,-BEBVES-Re-celpts,
3S2 hend, mainly consigned direct;
no trading of Importance. Cables quote
American Bteers at 1291214c dressed
weight, and refrigerator beef at lO?4011c.
Exports. 110 beefs, 116 sheep and 4,890 quar
ters of beef, .
CALVE8-Recelpts, 467 head: generally
dull and weak; few veals sold at $1,009100
and two enrs of 277-lb. western calves at
SIIEEP AND IAMBS-Recelpte, 2.017
head, all for the market; prices about
steady; sheep sold at $2.0093.50; lambs, $4.10
04.85.
HOGS Receipts. 2,379 head; steady; prime
state hogs quoted at $6. westerns sold at
$5.6595.80 and Ohlos nt $5.8096.85.
ICnnsns City l.lvr Stock Markrt.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. W.-CA'fTLE-Ro.
celpts, 9.600 head natlveB. 600 head Tnxnns
and 600 head calves; best steers, sternly to
10c lower: other cattle steady; choice ex
port and dresoed beef steers. $5.0096.10; fair
to good, $1.4096.60; stnckerB ancf feeders,
'3.0O94.2S: western fed steers. $4.5096.50;
ivrn ransn steers. $3.2694.40: Texns and
Indian Bteers, $2.8094.20; Texan cows, $1,809'
3.00. native cows. $2.60114.25: heifers, $3.0ft9
O.Wi; CH!inr, l.iu',iv, uuur, fvum,
cnlves, $3.0O9G 25.
HOGS Receipts, 19,000 head: markot
stead v to 60 lower: top. J5.r'u; bulk of sale,
$5.4096.50; heavy. $5,859(7.95; mixed packers,
$5.60115.80; light. $5.0095.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,600
St. f.onls Mir .Stock Market.
ST. IX)LMS. Nov. 19 t'ATTt.l.: rterelnt
J.iOO head. Including 2,60ft head Toxnns; mnr
ket steady; native shipping nnd export
sleers, $5.u(.40. with the top nt $7; dressed
iicei uu nuicner sieers, ji.wjmsi, siwm
tinder l.txn lbs.. $2.7596.25. stoekcrs nni
feeders. $2.25fla.tR; eows and heifers, $2,009
C, 1 , ,. .1 .... tl um ,,11 .. ... 1 a n,. ".I
..w, L.iv'i .UI', I, HHP, 9.411...JI
Texas nnd Indian steers, $1.P04i 1.30, with fed
won 11 o.4ii; cows nnu nciiers, J2.l5fl0.av.
HOGS Receipts, s.luo hend. niorkol
steady; pigs and lights. j.3,vn5.50! inciters.
$5.4096.60; butchers, $.3. COW.. S.3.
SIIKW1' AND LAJI 118 Receipts. 1.60?.
head; mnrket 10915c higher, native mtiti
tons, $.t.oo93.G0: lambs, $1.0091.75, culls nnd
bucks, $2.009 3.50.
St. .Joseph 1,1 vp Stock MnrUet.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 19.-CATTI.1'.-Kn.
celpts, 2,700 hend: steady: nnt Ives, $3.0096. 7;""
cowb and heifers, $i,25)tfi.lo: veals, $2.76'!
C.00; stockers nnd feeders, $1.509 1.26.
nuns Receipts, 9.0UO hend; steady; light
nnd light mixed, $5.359v.S0: medium nnd
heavy. 5.70fl6.92i4: nlits. $3.8071.75: hulk.
$3.60ffC.S214.
SHEEP AND LASIBS-Recelpts. 1,0(0
head; stendy to 10c lower.
Stock In Sight.
The followlnc tnble shows the reeelnt ol
cattle, hogs and sheep nt the live principal
innrKcis tor .ovemoer id:
Cntllp. lines. Sheen.
South Omnhn 6.000 13.160 17.610
Chlcngo .. 6.500 4.3,000 I5,P0D
iwuisns vny iu.irh ij.imi 4,n"l
St. Louis , 4.700 8.100 1.6O0
81. Joseph 2,700 9.600 1,000
Totals
.,29,900 91,760 39.810
M oot Mnrket.
ST. l.oriB, Nov. 19.- WOOL- Firm:
medium grade, I39lfe: light line. 13915c;
heavy tine, 991714c: tub washed. 149240.
t BOSTON. Nov. 19. WOOL Thero hns
been a very Inlr business In tho wool mar
ket hero this weok, although not so largo
as tho tvo preceding weeks, but dealers
appear well satisfied with tho trade. Vnluos
are fully as llrm as a week ngo and deal
ers continue to tnlk of a strong and tinner
mnrket. The stock of wool offerings on
the mnrket Is materially reduced by thn
trading of the Inst three, weeks. Some linen
nro nnrrowed down considerably, this Is
noticeable In quarter-blood Ohio and stiiblo
territory wool. Buyers who went west
nfter the heavy sales here for the purpose,
of replenishing stocks did not succeed In
purchnslng much wool, ns they found prices
too high for them to land wool here nnd
dispose of It nt a profit. The outlook for
the market hero Is conrldered very favor
able. Foreign markets continue strong and.
wool selling here ennunt bo replnced from
any other country. Ohio nnd Pennsylvania
fleeces, X nnd X nnd above. 23924c: XX
and XX and nbove, see; Deliilne. 2Sc: No. I
combing. 26c; No. 2 nnd three-clgbths-blood,
26c; coarse and bnild wnshed, 23921c,
Mlchlgnn. Wisconsin, etc., X Michigan. 21c;
No. 1 Mlchlgnn, combing, 249 25c; No. II
Mlchlgnn combing. ?Ki25e; conrse and brnld
washed, 2392ic: lino Delaine, 2lf725c. Un
wnshed medium Kentucky nnd lndluna
qunrter-blood combing, 20921c: three-eighths-blood,
21c; Missouri quarter-blood
combing. 19920c: threo-elghths-blood. 19(
20c: braid combing, 17918c; territory,
scoured bnsls, Montana, tine, ISfilOc:
scoured, 4494(c: lino medium. ir.yi7c:
scoured, 429,4,Sc; staple, 16917c; scoured, tfrji
48e; Utnh. Wyoming nnd Idiihu, finr. wt
14c; scoured. 41945c; lino medium, 1l9l5e;
scoured, 40943c: stnple, 1514916c: scoured,
45946c: Australian, scoured, hmls spot
prices, combing, mnierllno, 70972c; super,
6S9"0c; average, 65967c
Oil nnd Rosin.
OIL CITY, Pn.. Nov. 19.-OIt-Credlt bnl
nnees, $1.30; certificates, no bid: shipments,
9S.S61 bbls.; nvernge. too.115 bbls.V runs,
S2.0S0 bbls.: average, 74,3.81 bbls.
SAVANNAH. On.. Nov. 19.-OIL-Splrlts
turpentine, firm. 35c. Rosin, llrm.
TOLEDO. O., Nov. 19.-OILNorth Lima,
74c; South Lima nnd Indlnnn. S9c.
LIVERPOOU Nov. 19.-OIL-CottniiBced,
dull; refined, tmot, quiet, 20s 3d, Linseed,
"LONDON, Nov. 19.-OH-Llnseed. 33s 3d.
Turpentine nplrltH. 26s 6d. Rosin, Ameri
can, strained. 4s 7Ud.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-OIICottoneed.
firm: yellow, S414c. Petroleum, dull; re
fined, Now 3'ork, $5.65: Philadelphia and
Baltimore. $7.60; Philadelphia and Balfl-.
more. In bulk. $5. Rosin, steady: strained,
common to good, $1.60. Turpentine, dull,
37549 38c.
Coffer Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.'-COFFKE-Hpot
Rio, steady: No. 7 Invoice. fi?ie. Mild,
quiet; Cordova, 714911c. Futures opened
steady In tone, with prices 6910 points
lower, under realizing, us a result of 111I
verso Europcnii and Brazilian market nd
vlces, henvy receipts In tho crop country
nnd nus tinsatlsfactorv snot ileiinrtment.
I'ouowing tne can, however, tne mnrket
Kt end led nn somewhat on room siiminre
and on light foreign buying orders. Before,
the llnlh of the session values were bnclc
t Inst nlsht's figures, with tho final phases
01 1110 mnrKct stenuy. wmi prices n pointH
lower to 5 points higher. Trading wan
fnlrly nctlve. with the total transactions
52.50) bnirs. Inelndlntr December nt 6.35'(B
6.40c: Jnnunry. 6.6O0: March, 6.IV196.7O0: Mnv,
6.8O"q6.90e: July. 7.0097.060; September, 7.1691
7.30e; October, 7.2iVH7.V.
.ott York llrj- Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-DRY GOODS -There
lmvo been no further chnnges In
print prices today, but the market Is mora
or less unsettled for prints, in henvy
brown cottons home liuvliic hns been dull
nnd thero 1ms been little pusslng for export:
prices nrc iinrnniigeu. uieiicneu nnd ennrsn
colored cottunn nro quiet nnd nnchnnged.
rrint ciotns nre inactive unu unennnged.
Glnghnms nre llrm. RuMnesH on cotton
hosiery nnd underwear Is quiet at previous
prices.
MANCHESTER. Nov. 19.-Cloths quiet.
Yarns Irregular nnd depressed.
Aniprlonn Firm Gels Cunt met.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I9.-The Ameri
can Rrldge company of this city hns se
cured a contract fur the construction of
twenty steel bridges along the line of thai
Uganda rallrond In East Africa. The
nmount nf the contract Is nbout $1,000,000.
Sovornl English nnd continental firms of
fered bids, bill thnt of the Philadelphia
compuny wns not only tho lowest, but guar.
1111 toed the completion of the work In a
nhorter space of time than Its competitors.
The new lirldges Will replace wooden struc
tures which were built several months ngo
and found to bo Inadequate.
Offlccrs of Jirvr Snlt Conihlnl.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19. It is stated at th
office of the National Salt company that tho
president of the now Nntlonnl Suit company
will be E. L. Fuller, now president of tho
Retsof Mining company. A. 8. White, tha
former president of the National Salt com
pany, will bo chairman of tho board of
directors. Both these companies are to bo
Included In the International Snlt company.
The full board of directors to be elected has
not been selected.
Comes to liny Wnr Mnterlnl.
NEW TORK. Nov. 19.ArnotiK the pas
sengers who nrrlved today on board tho
steamer Allegheny, from Snvanllla, wero
General Diego de Castro, special commis
sioner or Colombia, and his secretary, An
tonio L. Armentu. General do Castro says
his mission Is to purchase war nmtorlal and,
to prevent the purchasw of such material
bv'the revolutionists. He will go direct to
Washington to consult the Colombian min
ister. Till) REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tuetday,
November 19: ,
Warranty Deeds.
F. M. Robb et al to M. F. Mailer, n
24 feet and w 30 feet of s 38 feet lot
1, and w 30 feet of n 8 feet lot 2, nnd
w 10 feet of s 64 feet lot 2. nnd e 15
feet lot 3, block U, Shlnu's 2d ndd....$ II
II. B. Munro et al to R. 8. Alexander.
w 4o reel lot 3, diock u, onion a 211
ndd
M. E. Hoffman nnd husbnnd to J. II.
Levy, lot 6, block 2, 1st add to Mount
Douglas
Omaha Realty company to Jennie
Buresh. n loo feet of w!4 lot 3. block
1, Improvement association ndd
G. M. Turner nnd wife to Frederick
Stromberg, lot 3, Ltidwlck Place, ....
R. 8. Alexnnder et al to J, N. Robb, a
SS feet of o 90 feet lot 1, and n 8 feel
of 90 feet lot 2, block U, Shlnu's
2d add
United States National bnnk to Anton
Hajny. lot 17. block 2, In sub of
block 30, Albright's Choice
Total amount of transfers ,,
11
200
3,000
11s
10
160
....$ 3.495
Tstoaawn Of.
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to J, X. Hoys A Co.,
OMAHA. NEB.
COMMISSION
dKAIN, FROVIilOMS AND STOCK.
art of Traa Ballalas;.
Dlrset wirss to Chicago and Now Tors
CorttPondtBC, John A. Wsrrtn Co.