THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1902.
23
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE J
T
Volume of BusineM Very Satisfactory ia
Bpite of Unseasonable Weather.
SHAPP ADVANCE IN PRICE OF SUGAR
Wlljl AajthlnsJ Like Normal Winter
Both Wholrialrm and Retailer
Look for Ktcepllnnally
Rrlak Urmand.
Roth wholesale and mall trade In Omaha
and surrounding country as brisk 'usl
week In spite of the f hi t that the weather
waa unfavorable for the rapid movement
of heavyweight good. Merchant who have
been In the city during the last few Uuya
aay they are Burpi-lKea at the way trade
haa held Up during the warm weather. Aa
a genera! thing unacasouable weather para
lyse both wholesal? and retail trade, but
that dots not seem to be the cane thla
season. Everyone, of course, looks for a
much heavier demand to follow the first
cold wave, but atill they or not complain
ing about the amount of goods they have
old. In view of the liberal demand that
haa 'been experienced so far thla season
retailers naturally look for a brisk trad;
throughout the winter, and for that reason
re placing liberal fllllng-ln orders. In
aome llneo. there Is quite a scarcity of good
and the merchanta who bought light early
In the fall are having some trouble, but to
far there has been no very sertoua delays.
Collections, aa a general thing, continue
very, satisfactory, and comparatively few
bad accounts have been found. Jobbers any
that It looks aa though retailers as a cMnss
re very prosperous and able to meet their
bills with unusual promptness.
The market continues very firm on nearly
all classes of goods, and "a number of Im
portant advances have taken place during
the week under review. The talked of ad
vance In freight rates. If put in force, will,
of course, cause a corresponding advance
on all tinea affected.
Inarar Advanced Fortr Cents.
The fact ha been mentioned through
these columns that augar has been Milling
on the Missouri river at considerably less
than the New Tork price would Justify.
There was evidently an attempt made last
week to restore prlcea to their proper baala
aa advancea were made aggregating 40
cents ber 100 pound. Jobbers claim thnt
the- prlca rs still low enough aa compared
with - New York, and aa raws arc very
Irons they consider the prospects for still
fort her advances very favorable.
The cheese market waa also excited and
ctlve last week. That was particularly
true of, New York stock and an advance
of 4r per pound Is reported. It Is thought
that tills advance will be followed by higher
price for Wisconsin made goods.
In farinaceous goods the rice, market
shows great strength with advancea on the
high - grades amounting to V40 or more.
Fancy gradea have been taken very quickly,
the market all over the country apparently
being short of thla class of goods. Oat
meat. tn the other hand Is about 26c per
barrel lower than It was a ween ago.
There, has . been no change In canned
tomatoes except that the late pack of green
tomatoes are being offered at lower prices
than, they were two weeka ago. It la
tated that the ft rat class packers of Balti
more are getting 10c per doxen more for
their standard brands than the first men
tioned class of goods are selling at. Canned
corn continues very strong and Jobber ay
that" indication are favorable for the
market going to $1 per doxen on standard
western good.
Advices from California Indicate an ad
vance of lMi-oc per doxen on standard and
extra standard aprlcota, and a scarcity of
all kind of canned fruits.
There was an exceptionally good demand
laat week for the fancy grades of dried
fruit. The unfavorable weather Interfered
to some extent with the anticipated trade
from the country, still the volume of good
old was unusually large and Included a
greater proportion of fancy goods than the
trade ha taken - In former years. The
active demand for seeded raisins, a well
a the difficulty of getting supplies from
the toast, caused an advance of He per
fiound. Fancy box raisins are also In very
Ight uppjy. and an advance of KXjl&c per
dox ia reported over opening price.
The fish market Is alao very Arm, with
the tendency of prlcea upward. Scaled
herring haa advanced W3c per box and
still higher prlcea ,are looked for In the
future1. The market on K. K. K. herring,
round shares and split Labradores, ia very
firm,. .wltfi prospect favorable for higher
prices.. In ihe near future. The catch of
mackerel la now over with and stock are
reported inadequate for the large demand
anticipated. Local . Jobber predict that
present price will look cheap by next
spring. Codfish haa been marked up Ho
per pound, with every prospect of higher
prices In the future. The exceptionally
large, consumption of fish and the light sup
piles on Irand are aald to be the cause for
thes advances.
The coffee market ha not shown much
change during the week. Price fluctuate
back and forth through a narrow margin,
but ho permanent changes have taken
place. The- tea market Is. of course, very
quiet, a retailers are buying In a hand-to-mouth
way. waiting for the first of the
year to arrive, when the tax will be re
duced. 'Dry Good Sot Brisk.
Dry good Jobber report business a little
more quiet than it haa been and also more
quiet than they expected. The reason they
give la the lack of cold weather to create
n active demand for heavyweight goods.
They aay, however, that considering the
warm weather the demand Is better than
could reasonably be expected. Quite a
few merchanta have been In the city plac
ing orttr. and without an exception they
look for an enormous demand aa soon as
winter sets In. For that reason thoy
bought, quite freely and traveling men are
also picking up quite a few order on the
road.
Merchant are placing good order for
snrlng specialties and traveling salesmen
re greatly encouraged over the success
they have had so far.
There afe no particular changes In the
mark to not. I'rlcea are Arm all along
the line,, and there in still considerable
rarclty of good. Woolen underwear I
causing some trouble Just now, us Jobbers
re unable to get duplicate order from the
mlllajtud local stocks are exhauated. Many
retailer claim they have not near enough
tockfo carry them through the aeaaon.
Certain lines of blankets' are also running
shore ,
Big; Moveinest of Wire a oil Niall.
The present low railroad ratea are caus
ing wire and nails to sell at a rapid rue.
WheMwcr a merahnnt can buy a carloud
Of that clans of goods he has done so and
takenr)vantagerof the cut rates. Ical
Jobw rs aay it has been a long time lnc
aa much nf -those lines bus been sold as
during the lasl tew week.
Thy supply of soft coal stoves Is still far
lion of the d-manil, with no prospect
of Immediate, relief. ,
80 far aa tho market ts'corfferned there
la nn quotable changes to report. Prac
tically all classes f goods are In a good,
firm position, with prospect favorable for
theip remaining that way for some time to
roiii. The demand Just at present Is a
tritld slack, owing to" the unfavorable
weather, hut Jobbers are looking for a big
Improvement In the. future.
Leather Loads In fairly liond Demand
The rain and" mud. of last we"k caused
q Hi a demand for nhoc and also for light
robbers and boots. J. libera pay there are
iiuitu a few alaing-up orders Coming in. uud
that they have r.o cause fur complaint.
Thcro haa, of course, not been cold enough
weather to create any demand for heavy
rubbers, and retailers are naturally getting
a little hiixIoii to unload some of .their
Stock, but liny say a few days of wlnfr
weutl.cr will go a long way toward clos
ing out lhiv pisfeut supplies.
As ha been previously mentioned, the
leaiher market la very tirm. and tho. who
ought to know say that present' values are
011 u good, tlrm .ounitat'on. and that alios
St pfeent price ro a safe purchase.
. Krolta aad I'roasfr.
Fruit and produce men felt to ome extent
the ai'proacli i.f Thanksgiving In their laat
week a trade, but at the same time the de
mand alii nut really act in uaill the nrt
of this avwk. According lo the advice
they have reivivetl to far they will do a
lie.ivler buMneea ih m ever before.
New Yrk j nil Tokay grapes are now out
e! the nuarkel. Uu 4'alawba aid Malaga
are atill to be had. California Jaffa and
navel oranges arrived last week, and are
ailtl to be in good condition. Cranberries
advanced considerably and prlcea now
range from $ to 111' per barrel.
There waa not much change In the prices
ruling on vegt iaoies except an n.ivame on
i"U.uea. vihk-h carried the market to
pea- per huahel. New California tomi-
.toes alao arrived Ian week, and are quoted
at -. .i pit lour-BasKet crate.
The eti market rirmed up a little last
Week ami so alao did the butter market.
r"oultr -a 1 1-0 iield up In good shape, al
though rtxxlpt toward the end at the eck
.were fully aa. heavy a anticipated. Com
mission turn My, however, that It Is cer
tain that turkey will command unusually
nign prices, liit quotations now ruling on
the direereiil lines will be found In auuth r
column. '
Coadltloa of tko Trtatsry.
WASHINGTON. Nov. . Today s state-
tneut-.4t(. lae treasury balance la the goa
'STrsT'
shows: Available cash bala
tISO.nnfi.fKO a-nld
of redemption,
ince. IMl.ia.au;
gold, $ll!t,41.!r?6.
WHOI.GSAIK
MARKETS.
Condition of Trad and daotatloae oa
Maple aad Fancy Produce.
Kong randlefl tock, 22c.
I.I VK POI IrHY Mens. 7Hc; old roost
ers. 4c; turkey. U'HftMHc; ducks, 8'dSc
g"ee, T'o'Hc; spring chickens, per lb., tft
DRESSED POCLTR Y Hen. 10fiin',c;
young chickens. Utilise;, turkey. Ibc;
duck and geese. lmlSc.
W'TTER Pack In c stork. ItVfJlijUr: choice
dairy. In tut, fcL'lc; separator, 2tVtT27c.
FRESH CACUMT FISH Trout. i10c;
hiring, "c: pickerel. Sc; piae. 10c: irch, c;
buffalo, dresseu, 7c; sunrlsb. Ic; btueflns, 3c;
whlterir, Vic: unlmon. lc; ndd.ck. 11c;
codfish, l!c; tednapper, 1"C; lobster, bol ed,
oer lb., Joe, lobsters, green, per Id., !Hc;
bullhead!', 10c: catfish. 14c; black bass. 20c;
halibut, ile
COBN-M.!.
OAT8-S2C
WHK.vr-No. i hard, tte.
It YE 43c.
HRAN-Pet ton, 114.
HAY Prices quoted br Omaha Whole
sale Hay Pealtrs' assoc. atlon: Choice No. 1
upland, 19.60; No. 1 medium. MM; No. 1
coarse, til. Rye straw. H 60. These price
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand filr: receipts light
OYSTER8 Standards, per can. V-c: extra
electa, per run. Sic; New York ceunts. per
can, 42c; bulk, extra selects, per gxl., $1.75;
bulk, standards per gal., tl.8.
VEGETABLES.
NEW CE1.EKY Kalamaxoo, per dox., 25c;
Utah, per doz., 5c; California, per dox. for
stalks welshing fro.n 1 to lVi lbs. each, 44
POTATOE8-New, per bu., 25340c.
BWKET POTATOES Virginia, per bbl..
(3, home grown, per bu., tl.
TURNIPS Per bu., JOc: Canada ruta
bagas, per lb., lc.
PEET8 Per basket, 40c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per do., tl 50.
WAX BEANS-Per bu. box. l.bo; string
beans, per bu. box, Jl 50.
CABBAGE Hone grown, new. lc.
ONIONS New home grown, in sack, per
bu., 6060c- Spanish, per crate. 11 W.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. tJ.0.
TOMATOES New California, per 4
baeket crate, t2.5.
CAULIFLOWER Long Island, per bbl.,
t6.o0.
FRUITS.
PEARS Fall varieties, per box. 2; Kie
fera, rer bbl., 3.?5; Colorado, per box, U ii.
APPUES Cooking, per bbl.. U 2s; eating
t2.2rjrj:2.60; Jonatliane, 13.50; New York stock.
X3 26.
GRAPES Catawba, per basket. ISO;
Malagas, per keg, S6.M5t.6o.
CHAN BERRIES Wisconaln, per bbl.,
19. w; Bell and Buglea, tlf.UU; per box, 13.0U.
gclNCEt Pet oox, tlou.
UANANAb Ptr bunch, according to six.
t2.uc.iu 2.5U. ,
LEMONS California fancy, $4 0034.C0;
choice, a.71.
OHANOES Mexican, any sire, $4.00;
Florida Bright, 14.76; caliiornla Jaffa,
la.iu; California Navel, tt.bO.
DATES PersUn in tO-lb. boxe. per lb.,
Ic; per case o( S'J-lb. pkgs., l.Zo.
F1US California, per 10-lb. cartons, tl;
Turkish, cir Jo-lb. box, H&llc.
OKAPE FRUIT Florida, .
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY New Utah, per 4-1 ram case,
13. 5.
CIDER New York, 4.50; per H-bbl., 13.75.
SAUEH KRAUT Wisconsin, per H bbl.,
'i-J; per bbl., H A, "
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c; No. t green, (c;
No. 1 salted, ic; No. 3 salted, Jc; No. 1
veal calf, t to UH lb., KVic. No. I veal calf,
U to li lb. 6c, dry hides, 12c; ahecu
pelts, 267bc; hork hide, i.Wyl.ht.
POPCORr;-Pe ib., 'lc; shelUU 4o.
NUTS Walnut. No 1 salt snell. per lb..
15c; hard shell, per lb., 13c: No. 2 soft
hell, per lb., liQ, No. 2 hard shell, pur 10.,
iic; Braxll. pel lb., 11c; filberts, per lb..
tic; almond, sofuhell, per lb., i$c; hard
hell, per lb., 16c; pecans. Urge, per II).,
U'c; small, per lb., Uj; cocoanuts, per dfx.,
60c; chestnut, per lb., 10c: peanuta, per lb.,
tiVic; roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; black wal
nuts, per bu., tl, nkaory nuts, pr bu.,
il.ife; cocoanuta, per 100, 14.
OLD METALfa-A B. Alpirn quote the
following price. ron, country mixed, per
ton, til; iron, tova plate, per ton, W; cop
per, per lb. (('Ac, bra, heavy, per lb., 8Vic;
bra, light, per In , 6Vc; lead, per lit., tc;
sine, per lb., 2ftc: rubber, ir id.. iVic
NCVY YORK GENERAL MARKET.
(saotatlona of the Day oa Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Nov. 22.'-FLOUR Receipts.
28,774 .bbls.;- exports, 20,036 bbls.; market
quiet, Dut nrm; winter patenta, 3.o3.iH);
winter straight. !3.46g3.(6; winter extras,
13 8663.10; winter low grades, I2.66ii2.9u:
Minnesota patents, t3K34.15; Minnesota
bakers, S3.2633.40. Rye Hour, quiet; fair
to good, t3.Ob3.40; choice to fancy, t3.60
3.66. Buckwheat flour, t2.3k3.36, spot and
xo arrive.
CORNMEAL Steady; yellow western,
ii.za; city, n.ia; uranuywine, .i Wtf3.t4,
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, 6Vc, f. o. b.,
afloat; No. i, 64j64ftc; track stale, 6464ttc,
c. I. f.. New York.
BARLEY Steady; feeding 41c, c. I. f.,
uunaio; malting, i.vowc, o. 1. I., .Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipt. 91,660 bu.; exports,
72,476 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2 red, 79c
elevator, and 78c, f. o. b., afloat; No.
northern, Duluth. 83Hc, f. o. b.. afloat
No. 1 hard, Manitoba. s4Vc. f. o. b.. afloat
The wheat market developed considerable
strength on a scare of shorts prompted by
a good demand from western sources,
credited to the leading bull Intereata. The
close wss nrm and partly Vo net hla-her.
May, 79 9-1637Ttc. cloaed at 79c; Decem-
Der, suwta wic, cioaea at suo.
CORN Receipt. 114,450 bu. Spot, dull;
No. 2, c, elevator, and 6Hc. f- o. b..
anoat: iso. 2 yeuow, mc; ro. i wnite, ssc.
The option market wa easier, belna af.
fected by clearing and colder weather,
lower cable and some Increase in the
movement. The close wa weak at 'Sl,,c
net decline. January, 63Vfl54c. closed at
6Jc; May, 47& 4tVtc, closed at 47 vie: July
cloaed at 467tc; December, 6tVi4&Hic, closed
at 69vc.
OATS Receipt. 183.000 bu.; exports. 75,077
du. epoi. suany; mo. x, ssc; standard
white, 3)c: No. 3. 35Vc: No. 3 white. 2Hc;
No. 3 white. 871c: trnok mixed western.
nominal; track white. 36V942c. The option
mantei was ouu ami earner, wun corn
December closed nt StiAic.
HAY Steady; shipping, 570c; good tq
cnoice, e,. vi.
HOPS Firm; state, common to choice
1902 crop, 2!iaSc: lsul crop, S4&28c; olds, Vb
lt',c; I'acltic coaat, 19o2 crop, Kf32c; 1901
crop. 2v'o.iO; olds, iHV-'c.
HIDES Steady : Ualveaton, 20 to 25 lbs.
lc; California, tu ;j iu., isiu; lcxja
dry, 24 to So lbs., 14c. 1
LEATHER Steady: acid. 24f62o'i
PHOVISIONS-Iiecf. quiet; fuinlly. tlj.50
(TlS.uo; mess. 10.to 10 5; beef hums. tJ 60
22.0O; paeKet, sit.uNi m.uu; city extra Iniila
meas, M . kj 2J .no. Cut meats, quiet; pickled
lielller, lll.u912.ut: pickled shoulder. W.25
fH-H.6ti: plckk-d hams. tl2 001 U 25. Lard
steady; wet'tern stemmed, tll.io; retlned
steady; South America. 112; compound, 87.50
4j7.75. Pork, eteady; family, IS.; cleur,
821 .rtKfi 23 l; mesa, 18.0oti 18.50. I
HI ITER l'irm : extra creamery. 22c:
factory, liTlHc; common to choice. flVuKc;
iniltatlun treamery. 17ri21c; (tale dairy,
26c; renovated. l'iVi$2lc.
CHEESE Firm; new tate full cream.
fancy small white, old, l-'Vul3c; new, l'-'jc;
small colored, old. lJHUc; new, lJHc;
large while, old. 13u; new, 12'KI largo
colored, old, lite;; i.ew, 12'c.
KOUS Unlet; stale and Pennsylvania,
average best, 28A2Mxc; refrigerated, lt4!r Jlc-;
wMtern tancy graded, au.'r; wtattrn, pour
to prime, .'lwaxr.
TAL1AJW steady; city, 6'ic; country, 6
Lc. '
POULTRY Alive, firm and unchanged.
Dressed, fli m ; eatern chickens-, lie; west
ern fcula. lJVu'ic western ititkeys, 15c.
RICE Firm, domestic, fair lo extra, 4'
tiSc: Japan, 4i5c. , . . .
MOLASUS-Steady; New Orleans, opeu
kettle, good to choice. SDtMc.
M ETA 11 Slow, trade wu reported In
II metals today. Full supplies of tin and
coppr kept these markets lit a morn or
lets depreFged condition, and while yes
terday's rlgura were quoted. It waa under
stood that conce.-iona would be made In
order lo close business. Tin was quoted
nt f25, bid. mil l;.i.l.V asked. Standard
copp 'r. tl0.62'x, nominal; lake, U 4'D 11. so;
electrolytic nnd Custing. til 2f.nl!. S5. lad
as dun and unchanged at for spot.
8ieltcr waa euny lit tone, with spot ut to. 20.
Iron was in good demand and scarce, with
prices Arm.
. Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 22-BCTTF.R-Dull
and weak: extra western ireamery,
ildc: extra nearby prints, inc.
I't le' Firm but q ilet; fresh nearby, 28c,
loss off; fre.'h western, 2Jc; frexli south
western. fl 2Tc ; fresh southern. 2Tc.
CHF.ESE -Steady; New York full creams.
prime smsll, I3'c; fair to good small, 12if
IM , prime iHigc. iiia-u, tiur 111 guoa
large, l2Hfjl24c
Duluth (irala Market.
rrLCTH. Nov. tt-WHEAT-Cash. No.
1 hsrd, 7lc: No. 1 northern. TJSe; No. 1
rorthirn. 71Sc: November, 4Sc; December,
jtc; May. J4c.
OATS iJecember, Ke,
Tearla Market.
PF.ORIA. 111., Nov. t2.CQRN-8tady;
No 3 new. 44HC
OATtV-Buady; No. t whits, 30&31e, billed
tnrouso.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Strengthens on Northwest Bujinp
and Export Demand.
CLOSE HIGHER AFTER WEAK START
Cora Drop Nearly Two Cents, with a
Fair Trade, Due to a Variety
of Caases Oats ttalet
ad Steady.
CHICAGO. Nov 22.-There was 4 fair
trade in wheat today and the market was
strong, December closing H'Sc higher,
with May up 45 December corn closed
17c lower, with oats V4iiC higher. Jan
uary provision closed italic higher.
Wheat ruled strong after an easier open
ing, due to weak cables, liberal receipts
and favorable weather tor the movement.
The chief suDPortina Influences were buy
ing by the northwest and a good export de
mand, ixicai traders were unaDie to De
termine the attitude of the leading long
and in consequence many of them kept out
of the market. Selling at the opening
caused a slight decline, but buying which
waa credited to a big long started an up
ward movement and the market waa strong
throughout the day, especially May, which
closeu c higher at 7S1c. December
opened Vtc lower at 74c, sold down to
iic, but rallied to io'c and closed 'n-tc
hlKher at 7aAv76V4ic. Clearance of wheat
and flour were equal to 418.000 bushel.
primary receipt were l,Z3o,suu DucneiB,
against 1,018,000 bushel a year ago. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported receipt of
ko8 cars, which, with local receipts of 72
cars 9 of contract grade made total re
ceipts for the three points of 1,030 cars,
against 867 car last week and 937 a year
a 20.
1 here waa a fair trade in corn, but once
dropped under the IntTuence of Increased
receipts, better weather, lower cables and
weakness of the cash article. December
and January were offered with especial lib
erality and in turn affected May. The de
cline brought out numerous stop-loss or
der. What demand there wae came chiefly
from shorts who wished to play even over
Sunday. Receipt were W) car. December
old between 6tHxC arui 63c and closed l7c
down at 65c.
The oats market, while quiet, waa steady.
Elevator Interests bought December and
traders sold It against purchases of May
at lc and lHc difference. On the rise In
May there was considerable selling of mat
delivery. Receipts were 1K3 cars. Decem
ber closed at 3o'ii31c and May at 317c.
Provision were steady on light hog re
ceipts, but trade was quiet. January pork
closed 124c higher at tl'o.tttVi, January lard
15c up at la.to and January rib 1 wc im
proved at tx.io.
Estimated receipt Monday: Wheat, 145
cars; corn, 260 car; oats, 185 car; hog,
39,000 head.
The leading futures ranged a follow:
Articles. I Open.j High. Low. Close.lYeet'y
Wheat I I
Dec. I 74')
May "STiSii
75
761
IA
6Mi
744
75ev
tVal
74
76
M
56
42
30V
t urn I
Nov.
Dec.
May
I 56
427-eVil
II 30Hl'
63
55
65
6t
Hi42Hj424i
I I
Oata
tDec.
May
3m!30H'9,Hf30S-31
Pork-
I
.1 .1
I
Jan.
May
Lard
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
May
May
15 62V.I Li 65 I 15 62SI 15 62A 15 50
14 62 14 67Hl 44 hlhtl 14 67Vi 14 52
10 80 I 10 80
9 87H 9 9
9 so 1
8 60 I 8 70
10 75
f 10 75 10 80
I 9 87 9 824j
9 87
22Vx b 30
8 tw 1 8 70
9 15
8 60
.1
I 8 05 I 8 10 I 8 02H 8 10
J 7 82H1 1 87V4! 7 821 7 85
8 02H
I 80
No. 2. tNew.
Cash quotation were follow:
FI.OITR Market steady: winter patents.
t3.504j3.60; atralghts. I3.lixii3.20: clear. 32.70
tiu.10; spring special, Mt"9i.'i paieni,
tX40(a.7o; straights, t2.90itJ.20; bakers,
V2. 9(02.10.
wheat tspring mo. 6, whsc; ino. x
red, 76(&'76c.
CORN No. 2, 65c: no. J yeuow, 6btbc.
OATS No. 2. 33KC; No. 2 white. 29"ac;
No. 3 white, 8u36c.
Ktlfi-No. i, OlIl'MC.
BARLEY Good feeding, S8c: fair to
choice malting, 66JjoJic.
. SEE1J NO. 1 nax i.ao; o. 1 norniweoi
ern. 81.23: prime tirriothy, .-13.80; clover,
contract- grade, 811.00.
PROVISIONS Mess porK, per ddi., in
C17.00. Lard, per 100 lba., tl0,754j'10.80.
Short ribs sides (loosel, t.25fi.50. Dry
salted shoulders (boxed), Vkdi&bc; short
Clear sides (boxed), til. 50 9 .75.
WHISKEY Hasls of high wine, tl.32.
Following were the receipt and shipments
Of the principal grains yeatcrday:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbl I6.O00 12,000
Wheat, bu W.000 14,000
Corn, bu 166,000 lB.ouo
Oat, bu 213,000 251,000
Kye bu 20.000 22,000
Barley, bu 61,000 8,000
On the Produce exchange today the bi.i
ter market was firm; creameries, 8'fr27c;
dairies, 1823c. Cheese, steady, 11(8 12c.
Eggs, firm; Iresh, 23c.
NHW YORK. STOCKS A.D BOXDS.
Coal Strike News Help the Market,
bat Cloe I lower,
NEW YORK, Nov. 22. Further Improve
ment was shown by the stock market at
the opening, a number of active issue
rising to a higher level. The latest news
regarding the coal strike situation was
doubtless a contributing factor. Business
was active and fairly Weil distributed,
with more covering by the short Interest.
Commission houses were prominent
throughout the seaslon. Moderate buying
was reported for out-of-town accounts.
Bt. Paul, the feature of yesterday a mar
ket, made an advance on heavy trading
and the Gould stocks were fractionally
higher, with a 1 per cent advance in
Denver & Rio Grande. Reading was act
ive and strong, while a better tone waa
shown by New York Central, Illinois Cen
tral. Southern Pacific and Pennsylvania.
Gains of 3 and 3S points were registered
by Delaware & Hudson and Illinois Cen
tral. Rock Island waa llrm on western
buying order, tiugar and Steel stocks
were the conspicuous Industrials. Realis
ing in large volu:ne wiped out some of
the early gams. tit. Paul and Illinois
Central making material declines, as did
also AniMlnanuited Copper and several
other lssuee. The lift kh a whole was
falrlv strong, especially the hard coal
group and the Gould stock. There wa
also a umart advance in .'.inneapolis, 8t.
Paul & Sault Ste. Mjt'le preferred. Com
paratively little wu done hi Manhattan
and the other local tractions. Kor in ap
parent reHHon, the n.arKft went tiff on
the puDilcanoii r w 11:11 w.i ii'siruco as
a rainy kooii nana aiau'inrm siui ine
clorlng was generally lieiow yesterday s
final quotation, bave 111 me matter of
loans. where a greater oecretse win
looked for, the brink statement about met
popular expectations. The iiiiparutpvcly
small contraction of loan wu due. it is
thought, to the fact lliat mucn of the
money called In bv the bunk during the
early week waa reloaned later. The ag
gregate of loHtia now outstanding Is $siV.
uMl.Oiu, or about $l!i,noO.oo less than when
the laat slump In tne market began. The
btreasurv made artner transfer of
-U.ooo to Sau r'rauclucu and fluU.OOO to
New Orleans.
The bond market clotcd steady: fluctua
tions were not pronounced either way.
Uuninep wa concenlrateu in the acini-
speculative issue and the rise in the
closing day Imparted a etronajcr tone to
the market, l ulled Slates old and new
4 declined 1', aa compared with lost
week, closliif call.
1 lie .New nine financier tnis weeg
ays: The statement or tne associated
banks last week t-howa an Increase of
.i3..H) in caeh, an amount very closely
correspondlnj witn tne estimated gain,
which waa fVo: the specie decreased
Irj2.. while the legal tender lncrcaed
H...cVi. The loans were reduced 12,30,, vm.
making a contraction of ti.&MOO for the
fortnight, a much smaller amount than
waa looked for considering the enormous
llauidation of speculative account on the
Slock exchange on the previous week. It
la probable, however, that the small ions
laat aeek waa chiefly due to the loas of
fund which ha. I accumulated for pending
syndicate payment. The deposits de
creased $2,613,300. which sum is greater by
H.6.U.70U thsn that called for by the re
duction In loans, leg the gain In cash;
hence the statement waa technically
largely out of proof. The required reserve
mas reducsd Adding this sum to
th net gain in cash make Il.fil'5.o6S aa th
increase in surplus reserve. 1 his item is
now l9.is.7&. sgalnst fl4.58S.VJ5 at th
corresponding date a year ago. Computed
on 1 hi basis of deposits less those of .
Is3.ii of the government the surplus Is
(.'9.570. 800. The circulation was Increased
1731.(00 durlnj the week, making the
amount now outstanding Ho.il?.7o0. At
the beainninc of July it was Kil.6K3.guO.
The average clearing of the banka for
the week were L.o0o,0. while those for
(Saturday, rrflectliu; Friday bualneai,
were l-ii3.591.743. Comparisons of change
in th item of loan by the larger bank
show that elaht instltutlona increase this
Item by (.VO.iiiO net. the reduction being
more .than offset by gain. The specie
movement by flv banka show a net in-
crea of taoO.uuu. Hank condition seem
likely to Improve in the Bear future a
the renult of the return movement of cur
rency, which appear to have begun at
least from distant western and north
wester points, Tha money, however
may be expected to show some tlernge
meni this week because of syndicate pay
ments, to be followed at the end of the
week by preparations lor Decern oer set
tlement. The following are the closing price on
the New York Stock exenange:
Atcbisua
ou flU
bai. m utuo....
dtt pis
CanaUiau faciBc
t.siimua bu
Cbel. St Ohio...
llm'ago 4k Alton
Bo. RiiIoet It'i
do pld
Teias a Pacific 4J
Toledo. 81. L. W. t
Ut do pfd 4 1
.viVnlon Pacific 10 i X
4X d" P,a ,l
kJa Wabash Sv
1. do Jld
do pla
Chlisiu, Ind.
L.
1, Whaallnf A L. C
(1 ' do 2d pfd
' L'nlr4
.. 29
.. X
.. lo
.. k1
..100
..aw
..134
..110
.. n
.. IS
.. II
.. 1'4)
.. 41
.. 4i
.. lii
.. ?
.. 4214
.. M
..II44)
..117"
do pi
ChM'Mo K. '"
Lhuiio tt U. W...
ww e,u
Adams Ex
Amencaa Ez
l ulled States Kx.
tYalls-Karxo Ex..
Amal. Copper ....
do 1st ptd
do M Bid
. H
. 40
.Ho
. It
Chlrsgo Si N. W ..
(hno 1r. Tr.
do pid
C. C. I . tt St. L. ..
Colorado 80
Amar. t ar tt F...
Oil...
do IK pld
U
Am.r Lin.
do pfd
A marl ran 8.
do Id pld
Dl. Sl Hudt.00
A R
Del. L. a W...
Ixnrsr A H. O.
..131
do pfd
Anac M:nlng Co.
411
do pfd
HrooXlrn n. T.
v
lolo. ruel A Iran
Erl
-Va . 11..
do lit pfd....
do td ptd
''Cont. Tobaecai' sfd
4
...17s
... tOVs
... is
... 714
... ii
... DO
Great Nor. pfd.
1M
it
89 H
uan. bltciric ..
Hocking Coal ..
Inter. Paper ...
do pld
Inter. Power ...
Laclede Uas ....
National biscuit
Hoiking Valla?
do pfd
Illinois Central
lows Central ..
144S
40
do pfd
Liks Brls sc W..
do pfd 1.
L N
Manhattan L
Uri. St. Rjr
Mx. Central ....
Met. National ...
Minn, a Bt. L...
Mo. Psrlflc
M.. K. T
do pfd
N. J. Central ...
N. Y. Ctntral ...
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W
Pennsylvania ....
Reading
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
St. L. A g. r...
da 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Bt. L 8. W
do ptd
Bt. Paul
do pfd
Bo. Pacific ,
8H
UV
Natlnnal Lead
110
126
No. American
::::.v:
120
Paclflo Coast
... 71H
tfl
Paclflc Mall ...
...19
...101'.,
... t
... tl
...t2t
1.. !'
... 7
140 PeoDle'a Uaa ...
Pressed 8. Car.
lav' d mi
...lOHi Pullman P. Car
-""i Republic 8tae
... '4i do pfd
. .. f8 Sugar
...168 Tenn. Coal tt Iron
...lb4 Union Bag It p....
... '1 do pfd
... o It'. 8. Leather
... I0H do pfd ,
...lf U. 8. Hubber
... 2V, do pfd
... m V. 8. Steel
... U do pfd
...71 Western I'nton ....
... aZ!4 Amar. Locomotlva
... 71 do pfd
... IH K. C. Southern....
... s4V do pfd
...m Rock Island
...ll do pfd
... M
120S,
SSMJ
124,
77
12
w
17
62V,
J 7
4
. 2
t
45',
Siew York Moaey Market.
NEW TORK, Nov. 22-MONET-On call,
nominal; no loans today; time money, easy;
thirty, alxty and ninety day. per cent
prime mercantile paper, 6V(f6 PT cent,
STERLING EXCHANGke- Steady with
actual business In bankers' bills at 14 87125
Si4.8725 for demand and at $4.KH!5ft4.8375 for
olxty day; pouted rates, $4.84t4i-;!4.85 and
14. Mi: commercial bills. H.8275f4 .8360.
?,lLVER Bar- 48c; Mexican dollar,
BONDS State, Inactive; railroad, firm;
ftovernmem, eteady; refundins; 2a, regis
tered and coupon, 107V4; 8, rexistered and
coupon, 108; new 4, registered and coupon,
13iV; old 4s, registered and coupon, 109V4:
6s. registered and coupon. 104.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follow:
U. B. nf.' Is, re.,
do coupon
do Is. re
do coupon
do new 4a, reg...,
do coupon
do old 4a, reg....
do coupon
do 6a, reg ,
do coupon
Atchison gen. 4..,
do adj. 4s
Bal. a Ohio 4a....
do 3'4s
du conv. 4s
Canada 80. la
Central of Oa. (..
do la Inc
Ches. A Ohio 4Ws
..NWViiL. A N. unl. 4s 101
..10ri Me. Central 4s 10
..109 do Is Inc 26
..10s Minn. A St. L. 4....103-
..135Vi M.. K. A T. 4a 100
..lao1. do Is 81
..10H,1N. V. Central la 103U
..luDVli do gen. 3'js 10ft
..104 iN. J. C. gen. 6s U"i
..104 No. Paclfio 4s 10314
..WU,! do Is 701,
.. Wli'K. A W. con. 4s 100
..101 iKeadlng gen. 4s (7
.. sa Bt. L. A I. M. c. ts.114
..107 St. L I f. 4s. ...100
..107 Bt. L. 8. W. la 1754
..1074 do la gr.v,
.. 7 8. A. A A. P. 4a 8V
..ll 80. Pacific 4a an
Lhlcsgo at A.
IViS... 79T4 Bo. lUllwsy As 11KW
c
B. A Q
4s... IjH rem A Pacific ls...l20.a
C, M A Bt P g. 4s. ..Ill ,T.; Bt. L. A W. 4a
c. at w. w. c. 7a.... 134 ll'nlon Pacific 4a.
C, R. I. A P. 4a....l(lH4 do conv. 4a
C C C A Bt L g. as. . 101 Wahaah la
109
..l'Mli
..1164
..lout,
..
..111
Chicago Ter. 4s.
81
do 2S
Colorado So. 4s....
Denver A R. O. 4a.
Erla prior Han 4a..
do general 4a
. !
,.101
. l
. 84
.114
do dab. B ,
West Shore 4a
Wheal. A L. E. 4a
Wis. Central 4s
2Vi
'V,
S4S
r. W. A I. C. la.
Cons. Tobacco 4a...
Hocking Val. 4ta....l08H
Doito Stock Qaotatlon.
BOSTON, Nov. 22. Call loan, per
cent; time loans, o(B per cent, umclal
closing or stock and bonds: .
Atchison 4s 100 Allouas t'i
Mrs. ('antral 4s.. 78 Amalutnatad (7
Auhlaon ..84 Dlngham J',4
oo pia calumet Mecla....4tw
Boston A Albany 26, Centennial 1I
Boaton A Me 191 Copper Rang te
w iicnnurg pin iu v uomtmon tjoal Ill
t'nlon Pacific 101 Isle Royal 12
Mei. Central 2.1" Old Dominion U
American Dufir uuit nrn ................ zj
do pfd 118'i Qulncy lo8
Amarlcan T. A T..tfll Santa Pa Copper 1
Lwmmion i. as b umtrari , i
Oen. Electric 180 Trlraountaln 14
Maaa. Elactrio M4i Trinity 8
do pfd H United Statea mu
United Fruit Ill Utah 21U
Daly Waat Ui Victoria is
j. o. Biaai 4j inona l
do pfd 84 W'olvarlna 88
Wastlngh. Common.. 99 il'nlted Copper 1054
juvcaiun jai
Kerr York Mining Quotation.
NEW TORK. Nov. 22 The following are
tne cioeing price on mining atocxs:
Adams Con
Alice
Breece
Brunawlck Con....
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va..
Horn Silver
iron Silver
LeadTtlla Con
.. 15
.. IS
.. 60
.. I
.. i
. .ion
..125
.. 80
.. S
Little Chief .,
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
Savaga
Sierra Nevada ,
Small Hopaa ..
Standard
.... 1
....TOO
.... M
.... I
.... 14
.... 4
.... It
.... 10
....tog
Bank Clearing;.
OMAHA, Nov. 22. Bank clearing for the
week a compared with corresponding week
mat year:
1902. 1901.
Monday
Tuesday
.11. 472,563 S3 91.451.989 S3
l.Ml.oiu uo 1,108,436 06
Wednecday 1.270,&8 32
Thursday 1,231,447 75
Friday 1,217.259 85
Saturday 1.228,647 45
1.028.2ft 30
1.142,104 28
1,047,34 4 43
1.100,283 09
Totals .i.. $7,757,537 27 36,880,414 09
Incretife 877.123 18
CHICAGO, Nov. 22. CTearlnga, 327,3S9,590;
balance. 32.301,813; New York exchange:
rar; foreign exchange, sterling posted at
11.81V, for sixty days and at $1.88 for de
mand. NEW TORK. Nov. 22 -Clearings. $203.
891.743; balance. $11,400,111.
BOSTON, Nov. .'. Clearings, $23,829 913;
balance. $1,670,448.
PHI I. VDKI.PIIIA. Nov. 22-Clearing.
$21.449.S9; buliince. S2.2c5.t70; clearing- for
the wt ek, 13,6jai,7ti3; ha lances. $16,807,208;
money, 6 per cent.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 22 Clearings. $2,666.
300; money. .VoC, per cent; New York ex
chMnge. pur and 10c premium.
ST. let, Nov. 22 Clearing. $6.i27.38j;
buluncea, $am.6Ws; money, eteady. Mi A per
cent; New York exchange, 25c premium.
Liverpool 4ralu and Provlloa.
UVKRPOOI, Nov. 22.-WHEAT-Spot,
firm: No. 2 red. western, winter, 5s 10d; No.
1 northern, spring. 6s id: No. 1 ('Hllfornlu
6k 7d; futures. Inactive; December. 5 lid:
March, b ad; May. 6s ed.
t'OK.N Boot. Qult-t: American mixed .
6.1 : futures. Inactive; January, 4a 4d;
March, 4 6d.
HOl'K St. Loul fancy winter, oulet.
S 3d.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast) firm,
a lwfi7
PEAS Canadian, ateady. 67d.
PROVISIONS Beef, strong; extra India
mens, 115. Pork, strong; prime mem. wesi
em, 9.'. Hams, ahort cut. 14 to 16 lbs.,
quiet, 008 6d. Bucon, Cumberland cut, 26
to 30 lbs., steady. 53s 6d: ahort rib. 16 to
24 lba., steady, 69a; long clear middles.
light. 28 to 84 lba.. dull. 69s: long clear
middle, heavy. 35 to 40 lbs., dull. Ht: short
clear backs. 16 to 20 lba., tlrm. 69s; clear
bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., steady. 67s 6d. Should
ers, square, 11 to 13 lbs., quiet, 628. Lard,
strong, prim western. In tierce, 60;
American finest white, 59s; American fluent
colored, S!m.
TALLOW Firm; prime city. 29 6d; Aus
tralian, In Loudon, 24 3d.
Kansas City Grala aad Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. !! WHEAT De
cember, fi4oHc; May. 70fi70c; cash, No.
I hard. eTHilO'fc; No. I, 6l&fi:Vjc; No. 2 red,
67c: No. 2. 63'uo4c.
CORN November. 44c; December. 414c;
May, 37c; cash. No. 2 mixed, 42c; No. 2
white. 42c; No. S. 4o43404c.
OAT&-N0. 2 white. 32$!33c; No. t mixed,
30c.
RYE No. t. 4Xo.
HAY Choice timothy, 110,5011.00; prairie
flO 50.
BUTTER Creamery. 21625c; fancy dairy,
21e.
EOGS Firm; fresh Missouri and Kansas
tock. 20c do.. Iota off. case returned;
new No. 1 whitewood case included, 2uc.
Recelot. Shipments.
Wheat, bu M.onO M 0o0
Corn, bu 73,000 b'.hti
Oata, bu 17,000 H.OuO
Mllwaakee Grala Market.'
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 22-WHEAT-Weak;
No. 1 northern, 76j76.ic; No. t
nr.rthern, 75&'75l4c; December, 7uc.
RYE Quiet; No. 1. ilW462c.
BARLEV-Steady; No. 3, 66; ampl.
I5jic.
, CORN December, Mo.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Light for the Week nd
Frioee a Little Higher,
HOGS A TRIFLE LOWER THAN A WEEK AGO
Fairly Liberal Baa of Sheep aa
Lamb All the Week aad Price oa
Both Feeders and Killer De
cline Tea to Fifteen Cent.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. a.
Receipt were:
Cattle. Hogs, sheep.
.. 4.9.'9 4.u.' ZiMi
... 6.23 S.945 .07S
.. 6.6JO a. H4 10.SW
... 6.310 9.W3 13. t U
,.. i.2f 6.MS4 ,4"S
... 83 4,9314 761
Official Monday
Official Tuecdav
Official Wednesday .
Official Thursday ...
Ullicial Friday
Official Saturday
Total this week 25.137 4S.043 56.4S
Weekending Nov. 15. ...34.429 34 ii5 - 64.047
Week ending Nov. 8 24.4.sa 36.37 TO.tWI
Week ending Nov. 1 30,279 39,736 74.730
Week ending Oct. 25 36,644 24, 97 68.36
Same week laat year 23,544 73,322 40,726
KKCEIPT8 FOK THE YEAR TO DA I c..
The tollowlne- tahle Hhowa the receipt of
cattle, hosa and sheerj at South Omaha for
the year tu date, with comparison with last
year: woz. isui. inc. aeu.
Cattle 903,978 735.879 168,009
Hog 1.9S0.&9 2,069.435 84.204
bheep I.i36,75 1.240,410 295,375
'ine following table snows me avemse
price of hog sold on the South Omaha
market the last several day, with com
parison with former year:
Date. i 1902. 1901. 1900.1899.1898. 1897. 1896.
Nov. 1
C 54T4I S 731 4 Ell
4 01 I Eii 3 2i
4 041 1 E0 411 3 tl
4 U 3 45 8 43 3 M
4 U2 1 61, I 43, I 31
3 621 8 44 i 21
4 01 3 46.3 11
4 20: 3 061 I
4 03 1 3 B4
4 00 ! 3 46 3 41 3 38
Nov.
U 4 U
Nov. I....
Nov. 4....
Nov. ....
4 fi
5 8!
7l 4 66j
Nov. ....
Nov. 7....
4
4 t7
4 71
Nov. 8
Nov. ....
4 69
Nov. 10...
4 74
4 03i 3 47, 3 31 I Zi
Not. 11...
Nov. 12...
4 021 3 45
3 33; 8 17
8 44
8 4
3 92i 3 41
8 38,
3 22
8 23
8 a
a
3 18
3 11
3 14
Nov. 18...
3 34
Nov. 14...
Nov. 15...
Nov. 1...
Nov. 17...
Nov. 18...
3 iJ 3
3 2-
4 90 1 3 84; 3 35
3 31
I 4 tSi 3 87 1 3 6 8 32
3 35
3 32
3 34
Nov. 19...
4 78 8 29
4 751 3 88
4 78 8 89) 3 SV
3 16
Nov. 20..
Nov. 21..
Nov. 22..
3 44. 3 13
I S 15
3 39
6 76 4 76 8 86 3 37
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of car of stock
brought la today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
C. M. & St. P. Ry 8
Wabash Ry ., 2
union pacific system.... 1 1 1
C. & N. W. Ry 8 31 1
r ., E. & M. V. Ry 1 12 1
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry 1 4
13. & M. Ry 2 8..
C, B. & U. Ry 6
K. C. & Bt. J. Ry 22
C, R. I. & P., east
Illinois Central 2
Total recelptii 81 80
The disDosition of the day's receipts was
as follow, each buyer purchasing the num
ber oT head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hog. Bheep.
Omaha Packing Co
I
1 49 IE S'i
tU' O 11
I 55 t 68
44 5 67
6 74
s a
e 25 1 73
6 10 ( 63 4 84
6 21 i 69) 4 74
( 2a4 6 6 4 67
I 6 31V 1 I 68! 4 82
a I I 64
I 31 5 63
6 29 15 63
6 28 6 731
I 6 24 ill
I 6 26 I
676
617
27 1.874 78
1.254 13
ES7
608
8 .... 1 ....
8 .... 335
623 4,928 426
O. H. Hammond Co
Armour & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Cudahy from K City....
Armour & Co., from 8. C.
Livingstone & Shaller....
Other buyer
)
CATTLE Most of the cattle that arrived
today were consigned direct to local pack
er and were not orcereu on ine maraet,
an that a teat of values waa not made.
For the week receipt have shown a de
crease of nearly 10,000 head as compared
with lat week, but a compared with the
same week of last year there ia an Increase
of a few hundred head.
The market on cornfed teer ha been
very uncertain all the week. On moil
days there were not over Ave or six loads,
an that it ia verv difficult for either buy
er or sellers to tell anything about the
true condition of the market. The most
of the cattle have been ahort fed and have
sold largely from $4.50 to $5.25, though as
high at $6.00 wa paid tor cattle that had
been fed about six months and were In
Drettv good condition. An extra fancy
load, however, ought td sell up to $6.75. As
compared with the close of last week there
does not seem to be much change In the
prevailing prices. Owing to the unevenness
some sales look a good deal higher than
others, but the market could not well be
quoted either higher or lower, it Is very
evident that packers are not at all anxious
for theae half fat cattle, as they do not
kill out satisfactorily. .
The cow market advanced sharply the
first of the week, but eased off a little to
ward the close. The best gradea of both
cornfeds and grassers are but little. If any,
higher than they were a week ago. It is
a difficult matter, seller say, to get over
13.00 for anything and the grassers seem
10 be selling to better advantage than the
cornfeds, for the reason, buyers claim, that
the cornfeds do not make as good a per
centage as the grassers. It may safely be
said that the pricea that have been paid
this week for the cornfeds have been very
disappointing. Canners. however, have
been in big demand and have advanced
fullv 25c and In some cases as much at
Soc. The medium class of cow are also a
little higher for the week,
Bologna bulls may be quoted fully 15
25c higher for the week and feeder bulls
or good quality are aiso a nine stronger.
Veal calves have not shown much change
and choice veals are selling from $5.50 to
$6.00.
Stockers and feeders were considerably
higher the first of the week, but the
market eased oft a little on Thursday and
Friday. As compared with the close of
last week, however, prices on desirable
stuff look 10j2'20c higher. Common stuff
haa been neglected ail the week.
Western beef steers also advanced the
first of the week and lost some of the gain
later on. The quality of the offering to
ward the close of the week, though, was
very Inferior, so that desirable kind would
probably have sold a little better than
they did last week. Range co are all
the way from strong to 2oc or 36c higher,
the greatest advance being on the canners
and the least on the best grades. Western
stockers and feeders art) also loj30c higher
than a week ago.
HOGS There was Just a fair run of hogs
here today, and the market opened fairly
active and steady to strong us compared
with yesterday. As the morning advanced
the feeling improved so that the market
averaged a shade higher. The bulk of the
sales went at $t.25 and $6 27V, with choice
loads mostly at $6.30. and the heavy packing
gradea sold from $6.25 down. The later ar
rivals sold at good strong prices, and as
trading was active from start to finish
everything was disposed of In good season.
For the Week receipts show an Increase
over last week of about 9,000 head, but aa
compared with the same week of laat year
there Is a decrease of about 30,000 head.
The week opened with an advance of about
a dime, but since that time, with the ex
ception of today, the tendency of prices was
downward and the week cloaed about a
nickel lower than the close of last week.
Representative sales:
No.
41....
64
in
44
IT
17
11
12
tt
II
At. So. Pr.
No.
At. 8b. Pr.
ni to 1 16
.211 40 I 16
.2711 40 I 26
.141 40 I 11
.Ik 10 4 26
.2S0 40 I IS
.174 110 I 16
i 16
40
64
II
61
11
12
II
62
Tl
10
II
tl
tl
70
6T
II
14
It
II
t7
II
4s
14
II
41
106....
lu
....
..ltd
..140
.Ail
..232
..ma
.. I HI
.. 4 10
10 I 10
10 ,
SO 12V
B0 I 11 '1
...sua iso 4 M'4
,..t6 44 I la
..in 10 16
...m luu 1 as
...2g 140 4 26
...171 120 I 16
...1.41 10 I 15
...nt 40 1 w
...1ST ISO 16
...If. 120 4 IS.
...V 40 4 16
...fc.1 W I 15
...fi ... tu
...t 140 tt
...140 ... 4 16
...110 140 I 16
...171 loO 4 IS
so' 4 ts
...141 1U III
...t4 10 14
...IS ... Ill
...IKI ... (16
...24 M 4 16
...124 40 4
...1S4 120 4 a
...170 ... 4 It
...104 140 4 16
...!'.0 140 I 15
....ti ... I to
....270 110 4 16
....277 200 I IS
....SOO sO I 16
....171 1M I tl
....271 40 I U
... Intl SO t 17S,
....16T 110 4 n't
....261 120 I 17 V,
... 26 SO 4 rtvt
....i7t 40 I nvi
... i 40 I nv,
... 21 10 4 27 V,
,...1MI 40 4 ITV,
....21 110 4 17V,
.....266 too 127 V,
....140 124 4 27V,
....221 10 4 17 V,
II ... I nv,
... 271 40 I ITV,
141 It I !7V
....! ... 127V,
....t ... 4 17 V,
....lil ... 4 17V,
....111 100 I 10
11 44 4 IS
21 SO I 10
141 120 I 10
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71
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44
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7
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61
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61
66
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41.
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41-
144 40 4 16
14.
.224 ... lit
SHEEP There wer three or four car of
fed cheep and lamb her thla morning, and
they sold readily at Just about steady
pricea with yesterday. Fed ewe sold a
high aa S3 60; wethers S4.2S, and lamb,
(4 ib. For the week receipt have bein quite
liberal, a a gain I noted both over last
week and the correanondlnc week of last
year. Owing to the liberal receipt price
nave eased off a little, though the decline
la not at all serious. The general run of
both sheep and lamb ar not over loSul&c
lower for the week, and on:e of the choicer
grade are not that much lower. Medium
gradea of cwea have probably suffered the
moat, but 15c would cover the decline on
those In the majority of cases. These
fluctuation apply equally well to fed stuff
and to graasers.
Th feeder market also cased off lOtjl&c
a the demand from the country wa lim
ited. Common kinds in particular were
slow sale but still very little tuff will
be carried over Sunday In first hands.
Quotation for graspers: Good to choice
yearlings. $3.5o4i3.75; fair to good. $3.2FWU.50;
good to choice wether, $3.24iS.60; - fair to
;ood wetners, x.i on-u.t 2ft; choice ewes. M.i'nr
.25; fair to good ewe, t. 2Va2.75: good to
choice lambs, 84 5i"fi4.75; fair to good lambs,
$4.0li4.5; feeder wethers. $2.if'n3l6; fcciler
yearlings, $2 li3.25; feeder Limbs. $3.iii
40: cull limbs, $1.5'ii2.W; feeder ewe.
$2 60163.00. Oood fed stock sells about 25c
higher than choice grassers. Representa
tive aa!es:
No.
Av
. 68
. 100
. 81
. 139
.
. 162
. 96
Pr
75
1 6
1 75
3 60
4 00
4 25
4 75
12 culls
6 buck
S36 western ernes
81 native fed ewes
1 native fed lamb
16 native fed wether
$0 native fed lamb
CHICAGO LME STOCK MARKKT.
Hogi aad Sheep Steady, with Liberal
Receipt Cattle omlnl.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22-CATTLE-Hecelpts,
200 head; market nominal; good to prime
leers, $B.755b6.KO; Poor to medium. $8 OoiiS.oo;
stockers and feeders, 82.00iH.6i; cows. $1 40
&4 50; heifers, $2.0uji560; canners. $1.402.e;
bulls, $2.no7 4 50; calves, $3.5oS7.00; Texns fed
steers, $3. 004. 00. western steers, $35o'fl4.7.i.
H Otis Receipts, ls.ooo ncaa: estimated
Monday. 15.000: left over. 6.500: market
steady; mixed and butcher. $5.9(ti6.So: good
to cnotve heavy. w.swotMo: rougn neavy.
$5.906.20; light, $5.966.15; bulk of sales.
$6.1(Vn 20.
SHEEP AM) LAM HS Receipt. l."W
head; market steady; good to choice weth
er. 13MW4.0: fair to rholce mixed. $2.50
$ 60; western sheep, $2.75133. e: native lambs.
3 Was. in; western lames, xa. i&!j4. 10.
Official yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle 3.042 4.6IH
Hogs SI 4:o
Sheep 14.52 8.019
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 22 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 600 head; market unchanged; choice
export and dressed beef steer. $5.ixu6.25;
fair to good, w.ooijim.so; stocK'rs arm iceci-
er. $2.6Mi3.90; weatexn-fed steers, xz.&'fr
5.50; Texas and Indian steers, $2.65'o3.9;
Texas cow. $2.00fi2.85; native cows. $1.50
i4.80; native heifers, $2 004.10; earners.
$l.O0f?3.25; bulls. $1.9itfi3.25; calves. $1.0off
6.00; receipt for week, 60,000 cattle, 6,2i0
calve.
HOGS Receipts. S.ono head: market tin-
chanaed: ton. 16 20: bulk of sale. $6.103'
6.20; heavy, $6 106.20; mixed packer. $6.00
frfi.20: bzhts. I8.0i?).16: yorkers. Io.lWi6.la;
pigs, $5.ti54j6.w; receipt for week, b,4w
head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS No receipt; mar
ket nominal; native lambs, $3.6fl(.2ti; west
ern lambs, $3.0ti'ii3.i5; fed ewes, 3.0"i3.i0;
native wether, $3.00i4.00; wentern wethers,
$3.0iK'(i3.85; Blocker and feeders, $1. 9ofy3. 25;
receipt foi weelt, 22,000 Mead.
New York Live Stork Market.
NEW TORK, Nov. 22. BEEVES Re
ceipt, none; dressed beef, steady; city
dressed native sld ., 7c to llc per lb.:
Texas beef, 5tye to 7c. Exports today, 622
beeves, 1,414 shjep and about 5.700 quarters
of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 68 head, 66 on sale.
A few grassers sold at $2.50, a few veals
at $8.50: a car of western calve unsold.
Veals. 104i 13c.
HOGS Receipts, 3,062 head; no sales re
ported. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.075
head; sheep In good demand and steady;
lambs in light supply; some sale of me
dium grade stronger. Sheep sold at $3.25
t3.50, a few culls at $2.00; lambs, $2.W
6.87H: dreiwed muttons, E&6V1C per lb;
dressed lambs, 7A&94c.
St. Loals Live Stock Market.
8T. LOUIS, Nov. 22. CATTLE Receipts,
2.000 head, Including 1.500 Texana; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$4. 75411. 00. the top being paid for strictly
fancv when received; dressed beef and
butcher steer, $3.75'6.60: ters under 1,000
lbs., $3.26186.26; stockers and feeder. $2.8ti
4.50; cow and heifer, $2.76go.OO; canaers,
$1. 5042.40; bull, $3.26(fi4.25; calves, $3.00
7.00; Texas and Indian steers, $2.804.80;
cows and heifers, $2.003.20.
HOGS Receipts, 2,000 head; market steady
to lower; pig and lights. $6.oora.10; pack
ers, $6.066.20; butchers. $6.15(f.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 300 head;
market ateady and dull; native muttons,
$3.25fU3.85; lambs, $4.0O(g5.6O; cull and
bucks, $2.004.00; tockers. $1.50(83.00.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 22. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 1,391 head; market steady.
HOGS Receipts, 8,060 head; market steady
to strong; mixed and heavy, $6.06g6.20;
light and light mixed, $6. 05&6. 15; bulk, $6.10
4J6.15; pigs. $4.25&6.00.
SHEEP Receipt, 300 head; market
steady.
Sloox City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Ia., Nov. 22. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Recelpta, 100 head; un
changed; beevea, $4.5tXn 50; cow, bulls and
mixed, $2.0O4j4.0O; stockers and feeders. $2.59
4(4.50; yearlings and calves, $2.50fi4.00.
HOGS Receipts. 4.200 head; average about
steady, selling at S.1(X&3.30; bulk. 6.15&6.20.
Stock In Sight.
The following were th receipts of live
stock at the six principal cities yesterday:
came. mors. 13 nee p
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
St Joseph ..
Bloux City ..
Total....
843
4.938
751
Soo
600
2,000
1.391
100
19.000
3.000
2,000
3.060
4,200
1.000
"916
800
6.034 36,198 2,351
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 22. COTTON Future
opened steady at a decline of 2&6 points,
chiefly under adverse cables? the Liverpool
market having cloed at a net los of 4(&4
points. The early weakness here wa alao
to aome extent due to bearish weather
new. IJght estimate on Houston recelnt
turned the market oon after the opening
call, when covering became very heavy
and Investment demand waa also large.
Private advice from the south Indlcute
thnt oot cotton Is still very firmly held.
with exporter and spinner competing for
supplies.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-OOTTON-Futures
steady: November. 7.95c; Decem
ber, 7 ftoflS.Oiic; January, .0Mi1l.09c: Febru
ary, S.U((o.izc; aiarcn. a.iic; auoi, a.i?'(.
8.20c; May, K.21&8.22c; June. .233S.25c; July,
8.25(68. 27c. Bpot. quiet and ateady : ale,
2 650 bale; ordinary. 9-lt5c; good ordinary,
711-lftc; low middling. 7Hc: middling. 77e;
good middling, tb-isc: miauling tair, c;
receipts, 15.M6 bale; stock. 3.13. fW4 bale.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 22. COTTON Spot,
dull; price eaay, American middling. 4.54d.
The ale of the day were l.ouO bules. of
which 200 were for uecuiaiion ana export.
and Included 4,300 American. Receipts were
8.000 bale, including !." American, f u
ture opened quiet and closed ateady.
American miniiung. g. o. c. iNovnmocr,
4 44ir4.45d; Novembcr-D cembcr, 4.t'34.41d;
December-januarv. iai..wi; janunry.
HVhruarv. 4S7'ii4.SKd : February-March. 4.37
4x4. 3d: March-April, 4.37'(i4.isd; Aprll-M.vy,
4.37i4 8id; May-June. 4.37'Ji4 3vd; June-July,
4.37&4.38d: July-August. 4.37d.
BT. LOI IH, Nov. . tui lua-nteauy;
middling, 7c; sales, 606 bale; receipt,
7.764 bales; shipments, 7,164 bales; stock,
22.871 bale.
QALVK8TON. Nov. 2Z.cui-rt.rN Mar
ket easy at 8 l-16c.
St. J.oiil Grala aad Provisions.
ST. T.OTM8. Nov. 2i WHEAT Higher:
No. 2 red. caah. elevator. 6Mc; trark.
70iic: December. tstttsvic; May. (o-WiVjc;
No. 2 hard, ..& wc.
CORN Lower: No. S cah. 4o'4c; track.
4Sty?j4iSc; December, 457c; May. 394c.
OATS Weak ; No. r casn. mw; tracK. st
p'JliAc; December, Mfcc; May, JOHc asked;
No. 2 white, 34c.
RYE Steady at 4R4c.
FLOUR Dull: red winter patent. $3.30
(11.50; extra fancy and straight, fct.0u3.26
clear, v. &'aiMa.
BEEP Timothy, teady. $2 9003.40.
COKNMEAIy Bteady at 82 40.
BRAN Firm; Backed, eat track, 68A70C.
HAY strong; tlmotny, io.omai.!.tjo; prai
rie. l fln;ill 00.
IRON COTTON TIES 8107H.
HAOOINO b-WSt 1-16C.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
atandard mea. 117 35. Lard, weak at 810 &2W
Dry salt meats, easier; boxed, extra shorta
and clear rit, 110.20: anon clear, tio.ao.
Macon, easier; boxed, extra short and
clear rib. J) 160; short clears, 111.75.
M ETAL8 Iad. ateady at $4.00. Spelter,
dull at $0 0l. sellera.
POULTRY Hteady; chicken, 8c; springs,
SfiSc; turkey, 10'tc; duck, HVic; geeae,
7V.C.
liCTTER Bteady; creamery, SKJOTjc;
aaine. 1.11-zic.
EOO8 Higher at 20c, lose off.
Receipt. Shipments
Flour, bbl 8.0t 12. (mo
Wheat, bu V2(f
Corn, b J Kift.Oial (3.000
Oats, bu W.uuo 41.000
tsiar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK, Nov. a.-BCOAR-Raw
firm; fair refined, 8&-16c; centrifugal 96
teat. 13-16c; molasse augar, 2 1-liic; re-
A a M . UA . , I . V . m I ,b - .
Hiiro. iv. v, i.iw, iu, I, a. otic,. fu.
8. 4 25c: No. . 4 20c: No. 10. lite: No. 11
4.1fc: No. 12. 4.06c; No. 13, 4c: No. 14. I5c;
Confectioner A. 4 30c; mould A, 6c; cut
loaf, 6 35c; cruehed. 135c; powdered, 48oc;
granulated, 4.75c; cube. 6c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. J2.-8UCIAR
Active and firm: open kettle, SSSc;
open kettle centrifugal. SVci 111-lfc. . cen
trifugal white, 341 c; yellow. iViMV';
seconds, 213 5-1kc.
Mol.ASSKS-Steady; open kettle, 2tjj33c;
centrlfunnl, l"'n.'2c; syrup, 2'u27c.
I.ONiiU.N. Nov. 22. SI'OAR-Raw, cen
trlfugul, Ms- Muscovado, 8Sd; beet, No
vember, 7s li'Vd.
I: vnpornteil Apples and llried Frnlt
NEW TORK, Nov. 2:.-KVArORATEP
APPLES The market Is still weak, owing
to the free offering, but prices are not
qiiotably changed. Common are quoted at
6ii5'4C. prime at 5'ii6c. choice at 6'u6'v
and fancy at 7ji7'c.
CALIFORNIA LiRIED FRllTS-fpot
prune continue steady to firm, with price
ranging from 3'ic to "i:c for all grades.
Apricots are In steady demand, with bones
at 74j12c and bag at Ttj Kc. Peaches arv.
tlrm. with ix eled quoted at 12tl.c and tin
peeled at 6'tSlOc.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 22 WOOI Strong; me- 1
dlum grades and combing 16'(il:c; light
fine. 13'cilc; heavy fine. Uiilic; tub wished.
175 2Sc.
IAN DON. Nov. 22. WOOIe-Slnre the
closing of the fifth serle of wool auction
a good buslmsa ha been done In cross
breds at Eft 10 per cent advance. Medium
grades have been quiet, owing to the high
price demanded.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2 -WOOL Market
quiet; domestic fleece. 26iii3tV.
Kxporta and Import at Meiv York.
NEW TORK, Nov. 22 -The totnl Imports
of dry goods and merchandise at the port
of New York for this week were valued
at $13,316 671.
The total exports of specie from the port
of New York to ali countries for this week
were $743,365 silver and $24S,!t50 gold. Th
total Import of specie at the port of New
Yors: for this week were $44,568 allver and
$4o5,!i'3 gold
Whisky Market.
CHICAGO, Nov. I3.-WHISKY-8teady
t $1.32.
. ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22-WHISKY-Steady
at $1 32.
PEORIA, Nov 22. WHISKY On the
basis of $1.32 for finished goods.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 22.-W H I3K Y-Dls- ,
tillers' finished goods, steady on basis of
$1.32.
Dry Cooits Market.
NEW YORK. Nov 22.-DRY OOODS-Ths
week closed with generally quiet condi
tion prevailing. Demand for staple cot
tons moderate and price unchanged. Fair
business in prints for spring. Print cloths
steady, but dull. Cotton yarn were very
Irregular, hut a better Inquiry wn notice
able at the close; worsted yarns firm: wool
yarns steady: linen and lute yarn firm.
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