Nebraska Newspapers

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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CaU An ProTj-ottJ Show It, but Ovh-r
CjrB7n.iiii Drop
WHEAT QUITE ACTIVE EARLY IN THE D.Y
Car tlalew Ftr Tkmtknl. !
wared ky Wke frwiw,
llllaala. ladlaaa 4 tke
h it
CTnCAOO. Nov Triitng In the grain
g.ita waa ruber inactive tooay nd altera
.itt bulge at tne rpentng fr.fff
aned and iB rim w.a e. with frcem
.rr rit rNo low- an-l Decern her corn
r lower IfftmieT rat ci
i.aher, while January pro, .stona
S.C
were
irm ."-V LV higlwr
"A neat wa quite early n.1 price. d
Ttirert about ye dr .-t.tirlnv rlo-e.
with gorwt huylr.g hy fnntmiwi'in house.
...me of which a -.ippo-d to have been
tor the lead. rig long l.e rge receipts In "
n..r h t r.4l a neivy trK-rea.e In the
vt.lhie suppiy fuee1 a weaker feeling
toward won snd lower price prevail.!
the remainder of the day. --. cle being
ear abl were also rather rtisapp" .Inl
ine not how1r.g much .ymoathy wuh the.
recent a rt a n oe here. trfriWr opened
tr4r hlcher t TS-.r. advanced to 7ic. "tit
an heavT reaillin declined to T4e. rloa-j-g
at the bottom with a fctat ot -.in-Sc.
2Hy opened Hrf- lower to K47 -jo higher at
7vKc and UPvwrrr ami ranged between 7c
ar..l ?". ri!r-g 4rV towr at 77-
7-cr. The xleilve pi.itiy showed an tn
rre rf 1 .. b'.-aei, compared with
an tn--reee ut yenr of !.' bushel
7 ne amount on pr' dcore.e.l 4
burthe., aaain.t a decrease the n week
lar rear of bushels. World ship-
ITenta were .'"' r t. f-i.trti'.. -ti
:th iai: i a tear
learancea of
wheat and tt were erjuai to wot.-.
buheis. Primary rece'pt were 1. 2
biMei. agatr.st 1 bu.heia a year
aaro Minneapolis an.i inluth reported re
ceipts .if 1.1U cT. which with local re-ee-pt.
of .12 rr-3 of contract (trade
tni.ie the total r-ce1rt f.r three pntnta of
1 J4 crm. aa-a.int .M car lt week and
1.4.K rar a year aiv
I'.vrn ru!ed nrm for tie V deTlT-ery. In
f ien-ed by wet weather thrmiahout IUI
ot. in.iia.na, and the out.'iwMt. lywal
trailer, were dteprwed to bjv that Tton,
. rre a.M elevator Intereata rVeemNer
waa emi . neina: kubjert to th IIhtet
Influence. !horTa were the beat buyera of
Ijecemher and cauaed a a harp adt-ance aonn
after the pernna the price folr.ll P to
fcSc after openlnt Sd'.c lower at 3Hc.
tieneral aeliin ca.ued a decline In the lat
ter p.irt of tie day, tfc prce tuirMfi BV
and ron ! kwer at UV- opened
Hrc tower to a ahade hieher at
aeljtcjf betweea Tc and 43V and
rki.tna; Wa-c hwer at JSc- LiOcal re
ceipt were 37 eara, with a of contract
1 he rei t ire ttruas in "
eov-rir.a- b rw-ennNer ahorta.
rnirn una
tt..- market firm. The lmpm-v-en c n oe
rnand waa aao a arjenntienirg tactor.
There waji a fair volume r trade and tho
est :"er v rie.-" r:r
ilay clwi1 fclKher at aeinng r-
tween Jl1.n-c ana ac ixcaj recripia
were " cars.
proTl-ilona ruled atronr. wifh lard lead
ing the advance and with a od demand
from foreigner. Tho steady tone to tho
hog market was atao a bull factor. Tho
!. was arm, with January pork up Sc at
fjci, January lard cloaed 12V higher
at W with n'rn 2V higher at
Fet. mated receipt, for tomorrow; Wheat,
Vh cars- corn, aft. cars; oata. 135 can; bogs,
JJ.' head;
The leading futarea ranged aa follows:
Artlcleo.1 Opem. Hlgh.l Low. Clooe. Safr.
Wheat
Not.
Iec
May
"torn
Not.
Iec
May
Tiata
tT"et
May
May
Lard
Not.
Iec
Jan.
May
Kibo
Jan.
May
I L......L
L y-
I w
744. '
L I i
KTS! B
ass.
IT'VS-ai
2S 42T
I I
r SI 31Hfr vS?l
li 70 ! IS 75
114 3 14 3
is a; f li rrs is r-i
14 7i. 14 7b 1 14 cr
i i
tn ",a a -T ""1
4l v
m j 'J. rrs,
a Trt' i its i ir,i irw' m
I SSai 7 7 r-, 7 t 7 SS
No. J. tNew.
Ca.h quotations were aa follows:
F1jOTR Market steady; winter patents.
tri-SouS-'; stratghta. K1S19; clear, t2.1t
j0.H'. aprlng a perl la, ksi; patenta,
i.taf). straighta, tra'o-1-; bakers.
Ji . "i J
WHtAT-Xn. S spring. 74Mr75He : So. 1
sprliag, TgTS'c; No. 2 red, 7475!
rr.HV No. Z. BV-
DATS Nox 2, r.Sc: Kk whlta, nS34e.
RYE No. 2 4Pa3.V.
BARLET-tiood feeding, S$3se; fair to
cho'ce malting, 44&Sc
SEEP No 1 flan HIS; No. 1 sortfcweat
em. H.H; prtme timothy, (a.u , clover, eon
tract grade, $10 5ft
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per nbL. C HT
fclT a. Lard, per 1.4 I ha.. !mT4ia . Soort
nba sides ikioae). Bi13S, try salted
shoulders fbnxedt, KJ7Hoi; short clear
ai.lra i boxed t. JS i&..
Following were tba receipt a and abipmeota
of the principal grains Saturday:
Reoelp's. Shipment
Flour, bbls . 2a,Si
heat. bo. S2io 14.
Com. K. US. ETW
(Mta. bu 24a on 1T4
Rye. bu. li.wn l.vw
Barley, bu Ta.7no
n the Produce exchange today tho tw.t
ter market waa steady; creameries, l&e ;
Aalrka, lsfKZc.. Iff firm; koaa off, 23c
Cheese, steady at lltfUc.
XEW lORK &EEKA1.
4aotatl
Tarlwwa
NEW YORK. Nor 2A-fTX3rR-Reee-lnT
2.;4 bbla; export. 211 bbla; fairly
why. hki urn; .inter patenta, gi.Biio3.ia;
winter straight. U 4-3 j. winter eatraa.
J-1. winter tow grad-a.
M.nneaota patenta. S2"44.U: Minoeaota
baser Ar.aS4 Rye Bour. steady; fair
to good. U .Hl3 4; coolc. to fancy, C
lift Biickwkeat Hour, firm, HJlJS, spot
an.i to arrive.
('ORXaEAllMiir: yellow westero,
H-S, city, a.a, Rraadywtna. gaalsJlSa.
KVE tiaay; No. 2 weatera, aMsc, t b.,
afloat. No. 2, (MHiy; traott state, UjSIV.
. i. f . New Tor.
BARLJCY julet. feedlns. c, e. t f..
Buffaio; malting. 4Kg. e. t t, Buffalo.
Vt HEAT Receipt l"w.7S bu.; expjrt.
23.172 bu. Spot, ey; N t red, THV ele.
vair; No, 2 red. t. a. b . afl.iot; No.
1 northern ruluih, ac, t. o. k, anoat; No
1 brd Manitoba, 4S,:, t . a. b , fcftort. f p
tiotia opened tlrsa and were weS auatained
owing to bui:ih foretcw SLatiauc sr-l
llfht offering, until ari.l-dy, hen a big
viaible supp.y lncrM and Intimations
thai the t tin ago bull lnter-al waa wi.mg
el to react Ktn. The late market waa
wk un.ter talk of large receipt and
r.ed .c net lower Uy. 77-ltk, cl,ed
at 71Sr. Itecemtter. '"i,M 5- lc. rl od l
St.
ORN Receipt m.ZA bo.; exports, 134
bu. ttpot, qutet; No 2. "tS. ele.ator, and
trc. I. o a. anoat. No, 2 yellow, fcv; No
2 anite, sac. i..,i.,iii at Orat refected wet
witber in rebtral corn atate together
..a Oecreaee. on p.maga and In worlds
tpnr.ts, but eventuaoy e.eeO off n
prc.pe l for larjrer re-eipts and closed c
net nwer. January cl.wed at ic; Mr
4""'a4'.c. cktoed at 4:e; Dnmlet, aVii
a.-, r ..ee4 at a.te.
OAT Keceipta, l4.r ba ; exports. 1S -17
bu. Spot, steady; No. t "He. atandard
itc; No 3c; No 2 white. r. No. 2
whita. 17--rc; irak mixed western, am-
. trai: tra. k while. 2. e--:c. (ttmna, after
ehowtng cormirt, r.bk early flrmnem on the
wet WMttifr. reacteu la the afiernooa with
wheat and cor.
H AT d'Maj , shipping, liTric; good to
Chou. wttl.
HoPS Urn : stare, mean to choice.
Iks crop, 2-s3vr: ln crop. 2ai21r. mo iti
l-c, paciin. roan, l croy, 2rtji.'c. Ism
cr-'P -'.;7c; olda. 7 !Se.
Hir.r Kteaoy: Ualvtaton. j ta 2S )ba
Ic ; t 'klircrnla. 23 lo 3 Iba.. lec; Teaa
ary. -4 to ire . ic
I. EATHKR-Steady; acid. l4gSV
1'R.jVlsluNS rwf. qjitl. :an,i,y, ti
)',, rneea. Jin ! HI ic . beef haana. 23.
.: i)t jHirk t. H4 1"- ifcOtt; ony extra lod:
ni. aa, J." -u Cut meat oucei ; p4ckied
ttl.iea, 2ii tt'M- .z pcced .b.-uiOers. 2. 2&
si . pit-k td ii&ni, 2. 'i i. lair.i
tv; weeiem er-nied, tux;. re;;i .!.
; com n t.v $ I 4", S..urh Am-'.'. $ ,
C...J :n,i:n.i. I e " 7-. Pi.rs. ete- - - - ,
$. at', c rr t niea. t - , .
TAUlA'W !! , ni), ,.c. t,it t: ,
c
7;K Firm: domestic, fJr to exrra.
Jtnta. 4 i . .
I , TT : K Peteijirs. 4 r'r
taie do.ry 2- - . c.-e.
t rr.fi ' 't to t i' .
Cllf.i .-if '
f - I - . ft,'..
nf TeTr-ranfa. erare ke. SV -
w.err. r-vr to fane, .rale iJITc.
P' I.THY -AUtre. nrmer, rreeae firm.
wr'm cMcirer. !7lc: tmrj fow lav
i.uvt--: w.-f tarkeyjt, t.Tr.'c
MKTIj T a weaa aatn fodiT
ih tie local maraet -:-lr ar t4
;4V. wh'Ie lndon de.-'1ne4 ! d te nj
1T M ;.r rot ind to 4)U.1 foy f't:jre
Ln.1on reported on. Vi.re. prices for mp.
, er. the c.-Hna; isotatuina heir jC'i ?a d
f.r po and f. lJa M for f itvire. The
local atiarket w. h.ji and weak. Standard
ri-ed at $1" nominal, laae at f.l
il . elertr-lytic at III Xill.l arxt ca.tir.
ar 111 2;1l . Iad m jnet and un
rharaed hre at M l?-t and ar H 15 la
l-riirn Spelter, waa unrhanaed at ly.n
rton Tiotatmn. remlntn at .Jlie an I
Nw Tori! at l Si Iron In t.aow clce,j
at S and at Mid.'.le.borouuh at ila d. The
local market waa ,ule and unchan-d.
Warrarta ennttm nominal No. 1 foin4ry
rorthe-m Is q.joted at fciflf-tri aft; No 2
fmindrr northern H No. 1 foundry aouth
ern aort at tl 'w.
OW AH k
. HOI K LE
MIRKETS.
roaoltlnn ml Trail aa kaoalwaia mm
taple awal Fa acy m4ae,
FCli rar.dled atork.
IJVK P"I I.TRT-Hr, TS-: M roewt
era. r . turkeya. llftlic: lucka, ;
T, TSTic; aprtc chickesa, per lb., H
fcioc.
tRRf!F.D POVI-TRT Hens. l'.-vSc:
rotinir rhlrkena. i;rirc; turkeya, ligiiic;
duck nd iree!. '4l72c.
fll TTKH-t'aclttra atock. lSlFr: choice
darry. In tuhe. Su.lc; trararor. SUSr.
FRESH CATrtHT FTAii-Trcut, Silr;
herr!r. Tc: pickerel, Sc: pike, liir: perch,
c; hnffaJo. dreaaed To; annflah. Ic: bluefina.
Ac; wf.ltel.h. lr ; ealmon. lc; haddock. 11c;
codf!h. lie; redanapper. Vr; lobar ra bolld,
per lb . c; kbter. (rreen, per lb.. ISe;
btinhead. Iftc; carflah. 14c; black baaa, c;
halthrtf. 11c.
tipRN'-Mt
O IV TS JCc
WHEAT-S. J hard. c
RTt-Cr.
BRAN-Per ton. r.
HAT Price nuotef btr Afnaa Xote-
Hay IValera' ajwociaflon: holc No.
1 upland, f! 50; No. 1 medium. S ; No. 1
coarse, jn Ky atraw. JS jft. These prtcea
are for hay of rood color and quality. E
mand. fair: receipt.. light.
OTSTK.RS PtAndarda. per cam, Sc: ertra
electa, per can, 3Bc: New York count per
can. 2c; bulk, extra ae-iecta, per caL. C-ta;
bulk, afandirda. per gal.. Si-JO.
VEG ETT ABIDES.
NEW CEXRT Kalamasoo, per doa.. J&c;
ftah. per Ooa., 45e. Cajfornla. per do., for
atAika weighing from 1 u IS Iba-. oacb,
4wa"Sc.
ItiTATOEi-New. per bu., SSafle.
( KET POTATOESVtrgima, per bbL,
S3; home grown, per bu , SL
TV RN LT'3 Per bo ic, Cajvada rnta
baa;aa. per !b.. lc
bi-fc-TS Per baeket, nc.
CVCVMPERS-Hothooae, per 5ox flK
WAX BtAN 8 Per bu. box, SLM, atrUig
bear.a, per bo. box. El to.
CABBAGE Horn grawn, Brw, lc
ON KISS New bomo grown, ta Hrka, per
bu , 5fnr; fipantan, pe.r crata, fLta.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. C .
TOMATtiES New Caafornla, per 4
baket crate, S2.TS.
CALUfUiWEH-Labs laiand. par kbU
murrs.
..putrv :
fers. per bbL, t2.75; Colorado, per bos, t2-2a.
AffLES oooaMng. per mil, ki.; eaung.
C 2.g.i.3D. Jonathan. tu; New York stock,
ta-.
GRAPE8 Catawbaa. per basket, lie;
Malaga, per keg, ti. sO.
CRANBERRIES-Wisconsin, per bbl, S;
Beil nd Bugle. tiO; per box, tl .
SlL lNCES per box, tUd.
BANANAS Per buAch, according to size,
t2-U"b-.Ttt.
Lt. Jd 1 1 N9 Calif orr.U fancy, t4.(X3l-;
cnorce. Hi .
ORANGES Mexicans, ar.y slse, t4;
Fiond Bright, t75; C.lrornl Jaffa,
P26: i Aiifoml Navels, hat
DAT Persian, In 7e-lb. boxaa, par lav-
tc ; per case of kr-lb. pkga.. C.2.
Fl'iS California, per lo-lb. cau-tanav C;
Turktsh. per Si-lb. box, 14jfl.c.
uKAflk iki I i-rwioa,
MISCEXJLJLNEOUS.
HOXET New Utah, per 34-fram case.
$2.75.
CIDER New York, 14.S0: per S-bbi, tiT-j.
fiAUERKRATT Wkaconata. wer -w-bbU,
tZ.S: per bbL, tS.75.
hiUha-Mi. l green, .c: .o. a rnwu ac:
No. 1 salted. SVc: No. 2 salted. 7-mC: No. 1
veal calf, a to lb.. &yc; No. 2 veal calf.
12 to la lb, c; ary Hide, ngruc; aoeep
pelts. trrc; horse hides, tl-wVaiia.
PoPOORN per lb., 2c; shelled. 4c -NUTS
Walnuts. No, 1 soft abeU. per Tb.. 1
15c: hard ebelL per It... 12c; No. 2 soft shell.
per lb,, lie; o, z bara aneu, per id., ile;
Braslia. per lb.. 11c; filberts, per lb, 12r;
almond, soft sheiL per lb, lie; hard shell,
per lb, lac; pecan, large, per lb, L-'-tc;
small, per lb., ttc; cocoariutn. per doc, m;
cheetnuta, per la, llc: peansta. per lb., fie;
roasted peanut, per lb-, 7c; black walnut,
per lb, ti; hickory nuts, per tra, li-,
oocoanuta per lu, ti.
oU METALS, ETC. A, B Alprm quotes
the following prices: Iron, country, mixed,
per ton, til. Iron, ateve plate, per ton, t;
copper, per lb.. -rc; bras, heavy, per lb,,
trc . braaa, light, per lb.. 5-v:; lead, per lb,
Ic , sine, per lb., 2c; rubber, par lb, fc
St. Loots Grata aaa Pio lalowa.
ST. LOCI 3, Not 24. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red, caab, elevator. tSc; track.
j7i; December. citieSc; May, TS-73Sc;
No t hard. Kii7fte.
CORN Lower; No. 2 caab, 42e wosnlnal:
track. 4fS4a-fC: December. 44c; May, Hc-
OATS Lower; No. I caab, 30-c; track,
tTVjc: December, -c; May. -rc; No, 2
white, T-vo.
RYE Lower at 4c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, S24S
ftitl; extra fancy and straight, ta.uS.2B;
cear ti.fc-at-fci.
SEED Timothy, steady. C g3.40.
C i RVMEAL Steadv at 12. 40.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track. &&
The
HAT Steadv to firm; timothy,
12 a": praine. t wtfll OOi
IRON COTTON TlEf tl.ffT-a.
BACKING t-!4j7 l-16c
H EM P TWINE ac
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
standard mesa, B.7 4. lard, unchanged at
tl t-x. Dry salt meats (boxed), trachanred;
extra shorts at.d clear rtha, fl"6: short
clears. Bacon i boxed i. unchanged;
extra alvorta and clear rib. tU-au; short
clear. 21175.
M ETA I A Lead, firm at KM- Spelter,
lower; 24 86. seller
POULTRY Steady; chickens, tc; springs,
Mr9c; turkeys, ltyc: ducks. Ue; geese,
TV-
BITTER -steady; creamery. RJZ74.;
dairv. 17c.
EtiGS Higher; 22c. loea off.
Receipt Shipxoenta.
Flour, bbl ... U.
Ulieat. ba 1"5. 77.
Com, ba n2 fflfl E2.0
Oats, bu . ti.utw
I.lverwwal Grata auad F-ravtalaaa.
LrVERPOOL, Nov. M -WHEAT Snot :!
Firm; No 2 red western winter. Is l"d, I
No. l nortbem aprtng. a ya: No, 1 Call-
fomta, 7d- Futares: Quiet; Iceoember.il.-. U a
is lid. March. a S..1; May. a 4,d- ! lar A - a
CoRN Spot. Quiet; Amertcaa mixed, 5a !
d Future.: Steady; January. 4a ad;!1"?"
Mart h 4a ;-J.
FlAll'P. St. Louis fancy winter, quiet, 1
9m M
H' 'PS At London cPaclflc coast) flrxa,
i liftl7
PRAs "anad1an. stsdy. 4Vf7d.
PROVIfloN? R-ef. strong; extra India
mess, lia Pork, strong; prime mm. we.t
ern. Sa Hams, short cut. 14 to It lbs .
quiet, aea 4d I'.acon. Cumberland cut, 2
to 3 Iba, steady ais; short flha. 14 to
24 lha . t-iilet, a; V'r.g cleir middte light.
2 to 24 Iba, dull. wi: lortar clear mldilea.
heavy. 36 to 4" itrtt , dull. Ta d . short
clear tack. 1 to 2 Iba.. firm it-a: ctear
teuiM 14 ta 14 IK. .teedv Cm C....I
dera. aouare. 11 to 12 Iba. auiet. it. led
atrtttta. ttriroe western, in tierce, aitaa -
American refined, la paila, firm, tl
CH t.FjiE American ftnest white, ESs;
American rlneet colored, asa.
TAIAaOW Finn; prime city. Sm td; Aus
tralian, tn Iindoa. 2.S 2d.
The Import of wheat Into TJverpool last
week were 7fi.it quarters from Atlantic
ports, none from Pacific and kt.kw from
other port The Imports ef com from At
iatit.c porta last week were i.na) quarter
Taleda Cie-ata a ad kaed.
TfiLrrtO, Not 24 WHEAT t4i II lower;
rafh. 7'aj: I ecenther. 7c: May. kV.
t uRX-Iiiui, lower: December. 44f ; May.
Oe
lUTft-PuU, higher; December, rrr, bid;
Mav W.e.
HYK-No 2. lie.
Pl'tl Cle'er. dt.Il. lower; November
6.7JH: January, tea.: March, tti Ml; prime
timothy, tl a. prtme alathe. tk a.
T talkie gafplr at r.i,.
NEW TORK, Nov. 24. -Tv - i
plv of gria Saturday, x
r.inifnied l.y f- w "V
A i,, at
t .-r :. .
e x-
TITE O MA II A DAILY" BEE: TUESDAY. OrEMTEIZ 23. 1002.
f-.r?l fteiBH. rtiwe emal!. IV; fair to god
Trail. L;4 !"; prime large. lilX-c; fir
! goc-a .arge, ir-,jue.
Kirtn C H y (.rata aww Prwvtatwaa.
KANPAfl CrTT. Nov H WHEAT
rv-errrcr, 3Hgoic: May. SoSc;
ci. No i hard. iyjhOc . No.
J. ...affc; ' 2 red. wj7r; No X CfBc.
O rv" November. 4c; December. 0-'-,c ;
Uit Mtrtfu-' No 1 mllel 4Jr:
. 2 white. No. X '-tc. I
HAT- i wkite. S1H4-Ijc: No, 2 mixed.
rv
RTE-No 2, 4&r.
MAT hoh- timothy, nAMril.t: choice
prairie, F;j;,.ia
BUTTER irftroerr. I44lEc: dairy, fancy.
EEOG-Freab, 2BSC
Recelnt.. Shipment. I
Wheat. a i.ta.w 4 i
rem. ba i.nt.a ki :
Oata, bu ii. 1.
w la Bras-alls xabewt. Floar aad Iraa. !
MINNEAPDMS, Nov 24 WHEAT-IV- I
cem her. r.jc; My, 73r.is74c On track:
No 1 hard. T3c; No, 1 northern. 74c; No. 2 j
northern. ".-ITc. j
FLt l'R Steady ; first parents. nT(??3;
cond patenta. ii.4Er3C: flrat clears,
trllfl; tcond clears, ILlntZ
BRAN la bulk, 2Uj"U.75, ta sacks,
SU.'iU.2a.
ll waa ke-e Krala Market.
MILWAfKEE. Nov. Jl WHEAT
Steady ; No. 1 northern. 75c; No. 2 Dorth
ern. :4fr"S.r; ilty, 7.0.
RTE Steady; No, L ii'jjSe.
BARLET Firm; No. 2, ; samplo. 28
).
CORN May. 4?Se.
Ela-ia Batter Market
ETJIN. ni.. Nov. 14. RTTTER Ad-
vanced another So. tn price today, the mar
ket being declared firm at 77c. There were
no offerings, although buy-era offered IT1
for any that might be p'ared. The saies
of the week aggregated it'ijOft lbs.
Pewrtw Market.
DrXTTTH. Nov. 24 -W WF. A T a . h. No.
1 hard, "Z'-jr; No 2 northern. 7.c- No. 1
northern, ..TV; November. 7V. Decem
ber. 7T:c; May. 74-c
Da lot Ik Crata Market.
PEORIA, Nov. 14. CORN Steady; No. S,
OATS Steady: No. 2 white, SHrC
HlSKI- a for finlsbed good.
XEW YORK. STOCKS AD atOSDS.
Stxwasrtk la Paretara Ei-
ekaag Slakaw Market ii tea alar.
NEW TORK. Nov. 14 Movements of
leading stocks tn today's market were Ir
regular for the part, this condition being
due la a great measure to the Increase of
strength la foreign exchange. Demand
sterling was emoted at 4 .'-.. the advance
ree-nrUr.-r largely from further selling of
storks hers for London, together wftk heavy
purchases of exchange by prominent In
ternational banking bouse. While the high
rate put this center nearer the gold export
point. It la a till the opinion of experts that
pressor will be brought to bear to pre
vent an outflow of gold eve should ex
change reach the level where transactions
of that sort could ba profitably made.
N even, he lees It Is doubted that exports can
be delayed much longer If London con
tinues a heavy seller of securities here. In
asmuch aa the local market also has to
provide for Important pavroettta maturing
this month. Time money was comparatively
easy, most kcans for ninety days or longer
being made at 5"- per cent. It la known
that considerable outside money not held
by local batiks has been loaned at this
figure In the last few day. Recetvtng no
encouragement from London, where the
market for Americans was dull and aptrtt
less, opening prices were generally lower,
though a tendency to Improvement waa
soon shown. Trading In such stocks as
Reading. Manhattan, Metropolitan. St, Paul,
Sugar and Colorado Fuel and other active
lasuea waa at a lower level, but some of
theo stock, notably St Paul and Read
ing, soon recovered. Rock Island Issue
made early gains of 1 and r. per cent for
the common and preferred shares, respec
tively, on heavy transaction The strength
of these stocks brought a sharp recovery,
but tho ltt soon developed another reac
tionary tendency, prepare being soon
shown against St. Paul. Missouri P rifle.
Southern Pacific. Reading and New York
Central, all declining a point or more, with
greater Insse in Canadian Pacific and
Hocking Valley. Ixmisvtiie at Nashvtll
waa decidedly erratic starting with a one
point decline, rallying IS and then declin
ing almost as much- The strena-th of the
Rock Island was meanwhile well sus
tained. During the early period there were
few moTements of Importance In the in
dustrials. Colorado Fuel displaying further
heaviness on reports of a renewal of the
contest for control, but in tho later trans
actions recovered, with a net gain of 2
points on moderate transaction In the
special class Pressed Steel Car waa higher,
while a single sale of New York Air Brake
was recorded at a decline of points.
Trading continued dull and largely profes
sional until the afternoon, when a new
movement tn Manhattan advanced that
stock to 15SS. which it declined i points,
closing with a net gain of 2 points on very
large transaction. The great bulk of Man
hattan buying was by Goula broker The
movement In Manhattan stimulated baying
tn New Tork Central and Penn.ytvania, but
Metropolitan and Brooklyn Transit were
little affected either way. The bear fac
tion traded cautiously, but took courage
from the absence of any news regarding
the so-called Manhattan "deal." nd made
a successful attack on that and other
stock New Tork Central and St. Paul
were forced down, while attempts to move
Amalgamated Copper met with Boston sell
ing. Short covering in the final dealings
ws hardly of sufficient volume to prevent
an Irregular close. London sold fully 26.10
share, a tctal of about 115 .WW, In the last
four day and bought nothing. The lack
of London buying was attributed partly to
the approaching fortnightly settlement
there.
Bonds were Irregular and rather dull
Early lose c a were largely recovered when
the stock market developed atrength. Total
sale, par value. C-ftM.una. United Btatea
2s and the is declined V per cent on the
last call.
The following are the closing price oa
the New Tork Stock exchange:
AUkJaoa So. Railway XTS
a. fs aa jrfd -i
kJUaor- A Oala Mr Ton a Pacts.
M sea - T, k L A W ,
CaaaAlaa Pan. ,...U-a a. r t
(aaa aiawa .. ai-sCaiea Pariac m
Cao oat. 4w a. fe ar4
Cataaaa k aitaa . b-e Wahaak
a. .! iw afa v
Chicago. L Av .... 14 W k U B x
a. (4 . aa ata at
Canes A E. I YTa. Central 25
Ctucatia a W Mia. .ra t.M
a. lea - as sauna Ftm J-
a. U pta i.lr tnma lis
c. a b. a i2.i. a. tiow in
I CBicaa T. k T il . W.lla-F.rr. E n
I a. ti ti w Copper wv
C. t C A at., t.... ST asu-r. C. A F xt
I C4la. SMLher a K4 aM.
a.
n laar. Li Cm 14
a. M ih4
... . 4. pin ai
. . AM-. S A k 4Sw
aa art tc,
... 4e ana. at... r. n
... l Brk K.p Tr e
.... '. Cvi r a i
" I tin Ca I" ?
o, r. Tk alt ....l:7',
....la Oanml Eltru in
ai Herklat ! ....-. 3k
tat-a Int'a'l Papav 14
ta pi 4 TS
Je Int a'l Pww u
a N.tioaaJ HiacmK .... 4C
M Nllu-l LaU ...?
,..11& No Aancal . un
i'- Pwtc r
Iwl-. ciaf Mail .... X4
...14. Paple a Oaa lm
X-1. Piiatad Steel Car
... k 4. pf. l
... 1.1 Pailta.a Pal Car
....list'. K.p.k.tir tiaal 1
.... J". ta alt 7
4". tiar u.' .
...MS .Tama. r. I s
... u-;r a A p. c i:a
twe B
pi 4
rx ! ptt .
borkiMt v uiy .
a. p:4
IIUaMa Cetral ..
latva I'eatrai
aa pit
1- B A W
4. aU
Lamta Nana...
kt.na.:iaa 1.
ket. at. kr
aasiraa Catrml
Mattlcaa N.u.oi
atik. a u. i.. ..
at antin Pa. tile .
k . k. A T
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ft
CatTml
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H . Ontrai
ior A WtaK
ta alt .
Oan. a W.....
rMtneyteaala
kaadui , ,
7t . tm pit
TT
...
... .
... !,
... i-'-i
...
.... P T. t
-4, ta pit
... u.. t ksiii
a'. 4s V
a pra
t, X k Saaai
it pit 1V 4. PI 4
i U A P IMTtan r.ioa
ta 1 pta a :la
aa 24 a44 :- a.
L L. A A W J. K r
k P..I 1TT: J iari
am pit l 1 a.
a. favta ua.l
P ... 4 a am pit
la'asa ....
44
lew TTark klalag qastatlssa.
NEW TORK. Nov. 54 -Th following are
the r losing price oa sauting atocka:
aaatae Caa.. . . 14 fi rui. ctuax is
aim. , . X ftaMaraa ..... 73s
k -.. a " o.tr a.
h' ...,tt ..- ram ... 4 fo..a t
. fc 1 i Petcai ... li
. ci a V. j
t.. t- . ia .(tiara Ketntaa . , n
Caeaa-iaara,
v, 24 4le--lr.a-a, t2T.MI Kl ;
New 1 tr earhange,
' f a. '.atr.ae unrtax-ged ;
-it t i,M ir a-ty daya aad
s-n.
-v li -au-tng, tl35k-
- A
k .arStK, ClsTirt;
5 Wiarlr.:
aw tlir), t per
2. . p-t
money. 5-4 per rent: New Torfc -
rhmiitr par
ST. IjjL-:.. Nov. Ji-dMntm. ?4.71;
ba nreii. $.... raonev. steady. iH per
wnt. New Y .ws. exrhag. xar premium.
f. York W.aey karktt.
NEV TORK. Nov . MOVET On ran.
firmer. 4 per cent, clewing offered at 4 per
cent, time money eaay ; sixty days. per
cer.t. ninety days, vrf? per cent; e1x
month.. .Wj per rent; prime mercantile
paper h7i per cer. f
STKRLlN'r EXCHANGE- "tmng. wltTi
act jal hi:toe!is In banker, bill at $4 f"26
for demand and at 4..i for alxty day
biiia: ported rate.. nuoIWi and KM;
cor-imr -l Mlk. H I'o-4. v-A
SILVER Bar. 0c; Mexican dollars. T7e.
BuNt'Jlimntiit, weak; state, Inao
tiv; raiir-iad. trreg-ji.r.
The ciong quotations on bonds are as
follows:
C. $. r. 2a, re
.: u . wt. 4a tr4
. ;mm - .ri t nrai 4a
.lit 4. me . 2H
lw :a St. U 4.
.La.-.-. . K. 4 f . a i'a
: . aa
.;-,! T "eri 1:-
l-i 4s l'
-l-4 K i 'J1
M. Mfc 4 i
w: a. a
. ai jt a w . t. 4a I"S
.141 a.!.. 4a
. a,. U I. - k.l'J
WT fc.. L. r 4 ..
o Xa. res
.4 mimmi
4o U4 W. reg
4a cnupoa ...
do 5 nc
atrat, sea. 4...
a. ma.
ai. a ODm 4a
Ha It
a pmi 4. ..
tua4a So. 3a.
vr M. u S. w. la.
C G. is lH7-t . to
tf. la ne .
' A A. f. 4S...
C. A O. 4H...
r. a a. f
C a a a a
I"4 v Parllle 4a
7 , RII.T i.
K Tsa. A fvrltr la..
C 54 A t r g 4.
tii T. L . a..
A N w e. 7. 1M taKra Paetae 4a l'-
r. k l.P 4a ta ra a. l'K
OT. A "t. U 4 1H Wakau In 11
djii-iso Tr. aa 7 ta la 1
Colo, a So. 4a n . ale B T4
D A k. O. 4a Wast Shat- 4a HJ'-aj
Zr pnea- Ilea 4a a w a U. B. 4. K
4. teral 4a M , w. central 4a i.
P w D. c la. ...114 Cae. Taa 4
Hatktag Vai. Its
tack taatattaaa,
BOSTON. Nov. 14 Can loans. 5MM per
cent; time loans. 5.fi per cent, official
closing of stack and bonds:
Afbiata 4s M A4ein.ara 24
5 1. a;. A.Wttte. 1
ex. Central 4a Tl aim nwaraal
Arrtaam. 3 Ei...ai "
ta ptt 'ti -ai. A Hark.... 4ke
ftoeum A Alttaay 2T Cantata iai 14
IVTetoa a J. IJ cjwr aanaa 17'
tVa-xsa C!e-4! l.4 DMiiatea Caal U
y T . 4 H. A B...X3 rraak la
rttrkkart pf li lat. Rraie - a
r.toa PlKta. UK liaiat
kriuaa Ceattral H hm OoaKiatea ........ it's
maa. avar urt Owtwi
a. f4 lit Pant a
Amer. T. A T ...It Qai-xy IS
IVtat t. A tt jlatata ' Caraatw 1H
Oeaeral Clwtris It Taatank 154
Kaa tlectna M Ti-mca-ntala M
4. p4 Sn TrlattT V
Vmrnt rrwt .ait Vf-4 gaatas
Cut4 Coopa-r H Ctak Uw
t . fa;l.
w vvr.nria
L4aa Statek Xarket
LONDOX. Not. s. Closing qootarjorrs:
Coaaala foe aasacy.... ! ?4ew Tar Ceam-al tU
ta ana tj U Xaral k Wastar... TTX
Aaai uuOa ta at
atrktaaa ITS curtail, k Wasters... IT
4a art Jli PaaaTt--aa1a . f
xartr-Mr. oala tacv kaat Mtnaat is.
rmaailkaa Paeltc 1U aaaalag xr.
OtaaapaaJra A Ok lav... 4TW at. lat stt
rklraaa a. W T ta M pft !
Oktcas X. k St. P.I1SH aaa-tkara Railway BS
.wine a n ta pra m-
Danrew k B. O . Una-tiaara Psctae 4a
a. pt ar Caue Paoaa it
n k. ta p(t aan
as lax pra r. Xattaal 9catss gasat.. tr
ta M ttf 4B 4. st 4
CItset. Canwal la. tSaaaaa H
Lealerllla k aak Ura I ta at 44
kiaaoan. K. A T ... rn apaalaa 4
BAR eULVlTR Uncertain at 22Hd par
ounca
MONTTT ?SS per cent. The rats of dis
count in the open market for short bills Is
2 ll-lMi34 per ont and for three months
Ulia i per cent.
Farelga ftaatseiat.
LONDON, Nor. 24. Money waa to. brisk
demand today. Discounts were firm. On
the Stock exchange interest was centered
In the carry-over of mines, which Is ex
pected to ba difficult, though apprehen
sions of important failure are apparently
unfounded- Consols were dull, owing ta th
firmness of money. Home rails were up
ported and inactive. Americana opened
dull on Bnencouragir.g news from New
Tork and utosequetatiy strengtheoed. par
ticularly 8t- Paul. Erie 4Ud Reading. Busi
ness, however, was narrow and Americana
closed Irregular. Spanish's 4a and Bra
xillana were flat en Pans eeJling. Kaffirs
were heavy. Rto tituoo were easier. Ooid
premium at Buenoa Ayrea, 1T7.4D; bar gold,
. li'Sd ; Americaa eTiea. 74s rSd.
PARIS, Nov. 24. rricea ra the bourse
today were weak early la the day and
there was a general decline, but favorable
advices from Locdaa regarding the settle
ment imparted steadlnen Later prwea
again eased, but they ciosed steady, though
Internationals dosed with a slight decline.
Industrials were agitated. Metropolitans
receded. Rio tlntos were offered at the
opening, but recovered at the close, Debeers
were weak. Kaffirs opened weak, but fin
ished with a better tone. The private rate
of discount was 2 3-1. per cent. Three per
cent rentes, "f J2e for account. Exchange
on London. 2Sf 21 Sc for check. Bpaniao ta,
HI 57.
BERLIN. Not. 2- Business waa quiet
and Irregular on th bourse today. Span
ish 4s were weak on Parts advices and
Canadian Pae-lftc reacted on news from
New York. Locals had a somewhat better
tone, especially iron shares oa bear cover
ing. MADRID, Not Jl Too weekly statement
of the Back of Spain shows tho following
changes: Gold in band increased 174. tana
peseta; silver la hand. Increased 2.ll.ta
peseta: notes in circulation, decreased 14,
Ut.wul) peseta
CwaTe Market.
NEW TORK, Now. 14. COFTXE Ppot
Rio. quiet: No. 2 Invoice. Pc. Mud. quiet;
Cordova, 7Hl2c Future opened steady,
with prvces unchangA or quite in keeping
with flat early cabae new For the first
half hour business was devoted strictly to
"switching" accounts out ef December and
January option lnta the later month. At
mid-dav the regular Santos cable advtaed
of interior receipts for tho day of but 1.MC7
bags, which waa far below local expecta
tion, and started active covering and la
vestment demand, risin.g quotations t
points before bear offerings could check
the advance. A reaction occurred near the
close, with prices finally quiet at a points
net decline on near months to t points ad
vance oa distant option Including the ex
changes today s total bualneas reached 7a,-
& bags. December sold at 24. toy4 7: Jan
uary, 41"-: March, 54t&.05c; May. a-ljr5.3ee;
Julv. t ij;5-3:-r : August, 6.; September,
a.4.(jiL4-c. October, a-joc.
OO st Batata.
OIL CTTT. Pa.. Nov. 24. OIL Credit bal
ances. 11.29: certificates, no salee; ship
ment. 7 w bbls.; average. 5i9 bbia;
rur. 13S-U2 bbl; average. 7S.471S bMs.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 24. OIL Turpen
tine . firm. w-Sc. Roain. firm; A, B. C. D.
n ir-i: E. rui'v f. n47,; o. nr: h,
n.kt. I. C-06; K. C-55; M, ti. N. .; WO.
aZ'i WW. Kla.
tot VTo o . Stir 14. OIL Unchanged.
NEW YORK. Nov. i4 T 'I L Cotton-ed.
qmet; prime yellow. c. Petroleum. Drm;
rpfincd New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore, 27 3i; Philadelphia and Baiti
mtre. in buia, aSjkr. Turpentine, steady.
Rosin, tlrm.
Lo2TON. Nov. 24. OIL Calcutta ttnseed.
spot, 42s d. Linseed, 3a.
Evaporated Apple aaa trrlea rrmlta.
NEW TORK. Nov. 24. EVAPORATED
APPLETS s?t:J arnvirg tn liba-ral quanu-t-ee
and tneref ore show little or no im
provement, prime in particular being weak,
ah.le the fancy stork la flirty steady: com
mon are quoted at u-"iac; prime. xvkci
choice, tVrc; fancv. '7ic.
CALIFORNIA URIED F"RT. ITS Spot
prunea are attractii a fair jobbing trade
and continue firm, with the larger ataee
c'.t-ola vnng a barier.lng tendency, thojgk
wlrhiitt qootabie 'htrte. prices ranging
from JVe to 7hrr Tur aa graa-f Apncwta
are tn steady demand, with tirves Ufl.
rhnged at 7H4iae f'jr boxes ami 7rttr for
bag Peaches aiao are unchanged at llaj 14c
for pteled tvnd svsitac for unpee.ee.
tsgar sit
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2A tTCIAR Ac
tive and firm: open kettle, SN?3c: open
kettle, centrifugal. 21, ni ll-lkc. centrifugal
s titte. r.-9c. yeilow. Vi?'TaN aecooda, 2
t: 5-lSc.
MOLASSES Steady : open kettle. 2rtC3&c;
ceetn'ugal. Vi2Sc: ayrup. ti-Tc.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2. -kl'GAR Raw.
firm; fatr rennlrg. li-lt.-; centrifugal, M
im. 2 le-Ifc; molAisav sugar, tl-lar; ra
fined firm
M rLA-itES Firm: New Orleans ape
kettle, goud to choice, autalhc.
Mark art.
NEW TORK. Nov 24 DRT GOODS The
market aiu'W. ths aame qutert geseral ron
dittona Ktday aa prevailed last week. The
da-mand for all dVarript-ions tf rottoa goods
baa bee of an itvrkia character at pre
vious J trice, la thla m.rket and print
cloth are auiet and u m ha naed- Tba mar
ket la steady lor rut ton b.urry and uiadirr
aear. with fair trade in prugrta
Bt a Market.
BT LOUIS. Nov 24 WOOL Higher:
meainsa grade aod eomttlng. liect:pic, licht
fine Uaslac, heavy Bo. lluc. tuk-waaitaad,
lOc
.x.W TORiC Mar. 2A WOOL Flrxa.
f Oil AnA LITE STOCK MARKET
Can: Receipt, Liberal tad Traiag S.vm
X Pr.cwt Sokd Lovar.
HOGS EXTKtUELY DULL AND LO-ER
Aa-tive Drwaai fwe rat kee aad
. Laaka at rally Steady rnea-a.
kwt rt4er Trad Waa
a Lfttlo tgalat.
BOCTH OMAHA, Nov. JA
Recelpta were: Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Official Monday AH " 1 -2
-am day last week 4.fc
tame we-k before H !- -
jam three, weeks ago... 7.577 A" J3.4
Same tour weeaa axa t.7'.J 2," Ai.vn
cm me day last year OS kl72 A:it
RECEIPTS FOR THE TaVAR TO DATE.
The following table show, the receipt "f
ratue. bogs and aheep at rloutn Oman f r
th year, to oate, and compansona with
Ust year: 13. 1 L Inc. Dec
catti no.ai rm.ui r.i
Hogs I.L7-a ttWlj-ai S,tW.
Sheep Laoi'Xb 1,4,4 2ia..i6
The following table shows the averags
price of bogs sotd oa the touih Omaaa
market the ast several aaya, with com
parisons with former years:
Data 12a. il2)1..14.,14.;lS3S..l7.:lSB4k
Nov. 1
Not. 2....
Not. t ...
Not. A..
Not. I...
Not. ....
Nov. ....
Nov. t.
Nov. t ....
OV. W..
Not. 11...
Not. 12...
Nov. IX.
Not. 14...
Nov. IS..
Nov. 14...
Nov. 17...
Not. IS...
Not. !..
Nov.
Nov. 21...
Nov. 22..
Nov. 22...
Not. 24...
I a V-w
i 731
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7:
i 7k
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f 73)
t l
t sat
t c
i 4
4 511
4 (
4 aa.
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4 Tli
4 sk
4 74,
;j
4 741
7
4 2j
4 -4
k2.
I
4 7
4 75,
4 7j
4 T
4 7h
t -
4 ai
4 (HI
4 ok
4 tttt
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4 elf
4 2k
4 k
4 tk
4 1
a
2 Mi
t rx
2 9m
i H
1 S7
'I
1 S
t ll
2 4
1 S6,
t ti
2 il
t W
t M
1 all
2 ii,
."!
m
t 4w
2 47
t 45
t 44,
I
1 41;
2 tat
t a
2 x
t to
rn I
1 2TI
t ri
1 44i
a 4,
t
1 M 2 17
mm
42, t a
1 444 t a
2 4m, I 17
IIS
2 54
t 4ii 2
2 rM 1
2 22, I 17
2 to. 23
1 M i t 22
It
ri
2 n, 2 12
2 22, 2 u
2 22: 1 14
t 244 la
a M. 1 12
,m
1 2
2 27 2 24
a 27, 2 a
14
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I
Indicates 8unday.
lATURSArt SHIPMXNTa.
The following fist shows th aumber ef
ears of feeders shipped to the country Sat
arday and their deaUnatioa:
Cattle Car
John Sandsford. Lakeside. Neb B. 4 M 1
J. O. Copple. Bancroft, Neb. It A 0 2
I, A. White, Pender. Nek M, ah 0 1
W. E- Bates. Springfield. Net M. P 1
Thomas Madden, Chadron. Neb F. E 2
John Blake, Phelps City, Mo. kC C 1
George Crandtul. Dow City, la. L C...... I
A. Armstrong. GUdden, Is, N. W 8
R W. Oerlaw. Oarlaw. UL Q 1
Frank Rama bottom. Creanoa, la, 8
Sheep D.D.
B. 8. Rlngsby. Thedford, Neb. B, M... 1
The ofRcial number of ears of stock
brought la today by each road waa:
Rawda. Cattle. Bog. Eh'p. BTsea.
C. M. 4 St. P. Ry 1 .. 1
Wabash Rv
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 8
Union Pacific syataxk (7 24 4
CAN. W. Ry I 24
F, El 4 11. V. R R. 77 10 3
C-. Pt. P, M, A 0-... 7 8 4 ..
H. A M. Ry M 14 1 1
C. B, A Q. Ry .. 1
K. C. Bt. J. Ry.... 1
C R. L A P., eaat ..
C, R- L A P, west .. 2 8..
Lilo-ai Central Ry... 4 1
Total receipts 2St 88 6 8
The dispotutioa of the day's receipts was
as follows, each Buyer purcnastrig the
ber of head UtdJcated:
Buyer
Cattle. Hoc ghee-p.
Omaha Packing Co til
4X4 4S
Swift and Company. ......1.14
Armour A Co 701
Cudahy Packing Co La
Armour, Sioux iity
Vansant 4 Co 14
(IS 2. Ml
tra 2.72
L171 LS75
LSJ7
Carey 4k Benton........... 8 .....
Lobman A Co 121 .....
W. L Stephen H .....
H'.H A Bro T
William Underwood . 8 ..... .....
IJvtngstoos 4 Schailer... IB
Hamilton A Rothschild... 197
Wolf A Murnan, 222 ..
B. F. Hobtolck 11
Dennis 42 .. ...
Wertheimer 15
Other buyers 492 ACT
Total - JLa 1,7 IT546
CATTLE There were more cattle here
today than arrived a week ago. and aiso
more than were generally expected. As a
result the tendency on tho part of Both
packers and feeder buyers was to pound
the market. As a general thing, however,
the deslrabia classes did not show much
change.
There was about the usual number of
,cornted steers included In the offerings, but
nsost of them were of inferior quality. The
market waa slow and very uneven, tho
same aa It was last week, and whiia the
market could not be quoted much of any
lower It was certainly no higher. Buyers
seemed to bo very indifferent and did not
take hold of area th better grades with
any Bfe.
The cpw market wa also slow and weak.
It was noticeable, however, that the taa
tiers sold without much trouble at steady
price, while the choicer kinds were tho
one to be neglected- la soma) cases sellers
were calling the market just about steady,
while tn others they were calling It a shade
easier. It wa very evident that the snap
and ton of a week ago were lacking.
Bulla, veal calves and stags, whil not
very active, broaght about steady prices.
With the exception of a few of the very
choicest loads of stockers and feeders th
market on stock cattle waa lower today.
Titer were a good many cattle carried
over Sunday in th hands ef speculators,
and comparatively few buyers arrived thla
morning, so speculators were naturally
bearish- Tho market was very uneven, so
that wbila some sales were not ever a shad
lower, others were fully a dime lower.
The better grades af western beef steers
old without muck rrouoie at about steady
prices, but the cotamoner grade were slow
snd lower. Rang cows were steady to a
nttle lower, th declin bet rig snoatly am
ths better grade All but the best grades
of stockers aud feeders were also alow and
lower. Representative sale:
BEET STEERS.
. .a. P Urn As. p.
it -aw
cows.
M II t ItSS t
M IS II It
13 I w iarr 1 at
pit IB 1 ........... list t ts
itttw I av 4T ItlM I af
IH It) 1 phi 1 aa
IMS t U C . 1HH 1 S
4 i 1 1 .....! I M
A itltii I 65 1 laae I 41
HEIFERS.
at 44 I 4E I 4M t ts
a.". 171 1 41 t TH la
1 a IS 14 art 111
BUT J A
1
1
A-
IBS 1 Tl 1 . 140. f M
!i I at J... W IS
u 1 yt
CALVES.
FTFS R S AND HEIFERS.
m 1 41
STOCK CALVES.
4-TH J a 1 141 I Tl
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
e. IK l.. aw I m
i I 2. w la
..it. I 41 .-- T7 I a.
m IB Mbl I tl
NEBRASKA-
1
1
t
A
No. Av.
15 cow. Si
cow a. 1iaT7
8 NSL. lMu
5 cow
Pr.
2
2 35
8 la
2 m
8
2 v
8
8 3
3
8
N. Av. Tr
1 bun. 3 2
1 bull hew 2
1 bull 4Sm 2
1 feoder .. U M
II co
4 rows T
82 feeders.. 99
17 feeoers.. A
1 feeder...
I (
8 14
8
8 ae
3 h
ia lee-aers.. k4
51 fea-Oers.. 91
12 rows fl
1 n W
8 feeders.. 72
4 CO. a M IS
1 feetW... lot 3 3t
8 barter IB
1 belfer.. 7w ttt
1 be! fee . 4B1 t 75
2 boiler taw S
t feeders.. 422 4 S
t feeder. -I 8 t
12 feeder.. M ID
II feeders.. 8
18 feeaers.. 74 2 )
II feeders.. M IB
1 fewdrr... a t
1 steer '. 4 25
1 steer 1 75
8 caivea... 214 8
8 caive... 145 8 75
7 ca Via 2 75
t MWI 14 2 24)
T cows r.2 2 2
Meow 74 tb
1 tw rt g
T row. 842 2 43
1 hull. 1I 2 u
WTOMINti.
148 ewwn.... BM I at I n....MI 8 Bt
rm,, l
COLORADO
H row ....E3 8 25 17 cows 047 I Bt
13 feeder . M IS I slater.. .la 2 ka
1 fveder...l4 125 I ateer.. I M 2 45
4 farixtcrs . 4S 2 kfe 1 tteer 2 45
1 feeder., aw I 1 steer ttr 25
2 feeders.. 2 4a 3 at .era . .. v1 J
1 row '" 8 5a 2 aui-er . . 1 : t 2 25
34 coa a n 2 1 steer 6a 2 45
IP rttws m ! 5 2 .leer. ... be f xi
let 5-a 2 25 llw. . 14 8 25
2 oatwa.... S34 2 as 2 raivara... 15 8 a
1 row 74 2 15 tfwdtara .AW 25
1 wa 7'je 1 14 evwa lead 2 15
T oowa kM 2 4k 4 eow... . 43
Kcvw t.a 2 45 1 ewa-...l u 2 Tl
k cosa k ttt afevwa . 1A 8 ttt
u
r
ins t 21 titt . . . t
.'. 2 v
I. N Woriev Neb
II' 4 17 20 rows.... '-frl
"10 1 r t cow ..
14"2 2 li It fee-iera. t"lt
t m
2 4T
a
R B Rrork. vv v
..ltWJ I IS feeders
M 4
r A Harmon j",
l.tro 2 steers . ..IfiW
4
M Donian oln.
... n s cow......
R S'ltTH-e W. D.
. V-M 2
Wood I. A Co-t'laho
srt b
3 steers
42 steer
214 steers.
114 4 fOT feeder,
linn 8 S I feeders
M H. Pnf more Nek.
1141 2 45 2 Pteera...
(OK
2 tn
2
t ertwa.
111.1
144I
8
4
3 feerters.. 1
I feeder... DO
A.
II COW.... 3
15 cows !
R A.
2 4 1 steer....
J '
M Carr Neb,
2 2R 1 bull.....
2 w
.! 2 tS
andersnn 4010.
47 cow,
i or.
2 2 :
i calves... l!k 4 7
AC. Stratton Coin.
k4 2 7 cow..... tit J SS
7 feeders.
t feeders.. il
2 feeders.. &.
V.
1 cow a
1 cow
1 cowa....i"7I
2 4 cow. 41 2 r
2 70 I cow 7 I
H Oerdts t'olo,
2 36 li steal-...!! 2 3
2 1 ateer 2 25
2 75 1 steer M) IS
1 cow K
2 25
Clark Cattli
Co Colo,
a stag.....10H
3 cow.
4 2 4
fl 2 li
2 25
1 cow T70
w.
n cow i
24 cow..... 12
t bulla.... Kit
A- Ripley Wyo.
1 1 steer ...J'"
2 li 2 steers K
111 1 stag .lijO
8 S
4
1 Ti
J tn
Pratt A Ferris VV ysv
It steer.. .!::. Ill 4 cow 1021
4 steer.. .112 2 40
HOiIS There wa a heavy run of hotrs
here today lor a Monday, but twenty-seven
cart were consigned direct to packer snd
not offered en the market. The market
opened Juat about steady with Saturday's
average, but before a dosea load had
changed bands trading came to a stand
still and fur some time nothing was done
Buyers claim that they have oeen paying
too much for tnetr supplies here aa com
pared with other markets and must get
this market down tn line with other.
Seiier. however, were not willing to maaa
any concessions of that character, so that
the morning was well advanced before
much w aa dona.
Tho situation, however, kept getting
worse instead of better and flna.ly packers
were only offering MUB to tAli for ths
lima kind that eold on Saturday from
ti.M to .. so that their oil. were loatiiR
lower. Th top today waa tAJii. with saies
all the way front tklB up to 8Jk Repra
sentativ sale:
Ms.
a., aa. Pr.
. .I4 1X4 I M
Ha. A. Bk Pr.
.... .rr aa li
TV .... JTt 1X4 4 M
U 2X4 W l
ts r. ... t xt
S7. lit ... I
n w 4 xt
aa....4 ... t xt
14 4 Bt 4 M
4 4 4S t E
44 1 M IB
at 14 is
cr......r m ic
u aa. at t a
a ...114 s 11
jne 11 4 s
TT i:4 ... I M
ts JM IS I It
m .SO St I 14
4 JX1 MS I tl
M J4 4S I U4j
71 ....J-! ... I 1J,
tt......JSt MS I U-
Tl 21 Its I Li-.
r. tt at 1 ixv,
t. ..xn ua 1 11.
c .....tn at 1 i2-
u jm las uvs
t4......S4 iM I U-
74 .7 US I U-
4a.- aa ts 1 12 -t
T 214 ... I il
14 221 K III
SHEEP There wag nwt k heavy supply
of sheep and lambs her today and be
side that the proportion of fat stuff to
th total receipt was not large. Packers
ail seemed to nave liberal orders, so that
the market opened active at fully steady
prices aa compared with the cioaa of last
week. Fed wethers and yearling mixed
sold aa high as 13.75. native ewes brought
83. Bl. fed western ewes t3-2 and some fed
lambs tASa. Anything at all desirable tn
the way of killers sold at a rapid rata
and everything waa disposed of In good
season.
There were not very many feeder buyers
on hand thla morning, so that the market
on that class of stock was rather slow.
Sellers, though, wera holding for steady
prices and the bunches that changed hand
looked about steady with last week
Quotations for graspers: Good to choice
yearling t2.5tnil.7i : fair to govd. tXS443.i1);
good to choice wethers, t2.:52.iA: fair to
good wethers, 83.)f2JS; choice ewes, COMy
2.25: fair to good ewes. t2.2&a2.75; good to
choice ktmb. 843034.75; fair to good lambs.
t4-K4f4-5v. feeder wethers. 82.75tiii2.lS; feeder
yearlings. 22-3mi2S : feeder lambs. 83.0tny
4S; cull lamb tL"jiu; feeder ewes,
tig2.'.. Good fed stork sells about 25c
higher than choice grasser. Representa
tive sales:
No. Av.
2 eoTT ewe k
4 cull ewes . . .. 75
8 cull ewe 112
3 Wyoming ewes .. ... MJ
4 Utah ewes lot
ii Wyoming- wether. ti
22 fed w .. s
Pr.
2
2
2 ill
2 5t
2 W
2 tk
a 2
3 2
8 25
3 4
3
3
3 t
3 75
3
4 )
4 S5
1 40
1
:
2 4t
3 5
3 W
4 i
4 4
3 til
1 25
1 5
1 s
2 ft
2 5i)
2 75
2
2 35
8 t
8 U
8 79
8 88
421 fed Itnt, ho
4-4 fed ewes Ill
21 fed ewes and wethers 7
1 fed ewe 13(1
3 fed ewes 124
2KB Wyoming wethers 1
2M wethers and yearlings 39
275 Wyoming lambs 48
8 native wethers Ulr
445 native lamba 2
2-Ki Wyoming cull ewes..... 96
! 2" Wyoming cull ewes M
2J9 i yomlng ewes 91
25 Wyoming ewes J
47 Wyoming feeder lambs........ 85
38 native ewea 1-a)
Is native lambs lv'l
22 native lambs tit
177 Wyoming wethers 87
8 buck 131
24 native ewes H
12s South Dakota ewes 12
11 native ewes 72
t native ewes and wethers lli
444 native ewes 12
2 western feeder wethers t
44 native ewe at
2u Colorado wethers .......... M
western yearlings IS
873 western lambs. .......... ....... Q
48 naUv wethera La
CtnCAtSO UT8E BTOCxt MAatKETT.
Csttla tlww auaat Lawit na Dvw-s,
kwt Bkep BTUt-aaalsi Btewdy.
CHICAGO. Nor. 2A CATTLE Receipt.
2.tA) head, including LIM westerns; mar
ket slow and hie lower: good ta prim
steers. l-7i-; poavr to medium. tXswug
S.jrr stockers and feeders. 82.duip4.ail; cows,
txetpt iw; hanfers. 82.SjA.u: caaaers. tLkary
2.t. bulla. CMj it), calve t2.iMer7.ia;
Texas fed steer. 13.IMa74.ia, w eat ar steers,
t3.itaa4.7a,
HCKiS Receipts. St.tOB head; estimated
tomorrow. SO.uua head- left ever, t,t. head:
bulk steady: closed Sc lower; mixed and
butcher, ti k-ftAJt". rough heavy, -3-4.a;
light, ts aj.li. bulk of sale. K.kual3u.
SHEEP AND LAMBA-Recelpu. 3S .
head; aheep, best native steady; lamba,
best natives, steady: good to coolc weth
era, 83-iuj4 4a; fair to rhote mixed, tS-joql
l ie; western sheep. B-TStiflTi: native lamb,
t3-t&i.25; wester lamba. 12. 7T04. 15.
Official Satorday:
Racatpta. Slilpwaents.
Cattle . . .. 24J l. 4
14 --tf p a a. a a4laaat4aaiiaatal . frT
Sheep L377 L13
8f a aaa City Uti Btwek Mavrket.
KANSAS CTTT. Nor. JA CATTTJS-Ra-eeipte.
11 aaa) aatlve. Lkw Ttiaoa, calve.
SuB Texass. l.kW a Uvea; corn cattle steady
to lie higher: native cows, slow and weak:
we. tern cows, steady to strong: stacker
and feeder, quiet but steady; quarantine,
alow: ehotce export and dressed beef ateer.
tuUytS: fair to good. 13 oun5 stockers
and feeders, t2.70ej4.25; western fed steer.
t3 1.JS5t: Texas and Indian steer, t2 Vnf
4 ptr; lxaa cowa. U7bJ. : native call,
tl 504j4 25; native heifers, tl Piti tf: can-rvt-c.
tl.skKXM, bull, fZ.si caivea,
82.7M-q.am.
H 'id Rsc-rlpt. 4. baat Market
steadv to tra; to ta SB; buia ef aala-a.
M luAIS. heavy. t 3; mixed packer.
t4 -ut.i5; Ught. m f7,Ai;; Xurker. 8AM
t(4 :ri: Plga. B 2I.V-4.W.
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipt s. TUB
bead Market active aad Orm. aatlv iamb.
at kau5 Jr. weaiern laanba. t3-Mt; lS. fed
wea. l3.WaA Ik. native wethera. K JWJJI t.
wwKera wethers. 83 lUHiai. stockers and
fe3er. tl-k-giak
Bt, tsala Ltva Btwark Sufctt
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2A TATTLE Rec(M.
I I taw head. Including L T.aana. Market
suravdy f"V aativoa t atroag fur Teaan.
naUve shlppAag and eapurt avteatrs. ta7af
T tat, tk tup beiag paid larr Uacl graaWa.
draa.ij beef aad butt' ber steer. tl-Tect k;
ateer HooVr 1 Iba.. 8t kauA ia: t atrr
and feeder, tl Mg-4 k . rvas aad bartfrrs,
t3 i... cantver. tl 5wp2 m. bulla. II S"Ot
435. calve -anti av. Tela aad ltxtl.n
steers. tS.7B4 v. cows aad kteifers. 8taea)
825.
HOD8 Receipts. 4w head. Market
sttxtig. pigs and tight, tk tu Hi. pacaer.
r-iav buttver. s jias 5
SllttP AND LAMMtv-Matweipt 1.2m
bead. Market active aad Krwa: native ant
tuna. t3taala5. Utaba 14 hai la. eiAila aad
buaaa. H -44 . stwekevs. 81 iuaft Ma
Blapwa CMp Ll4 ktatak Baraet.
SIOUX C1TT. la . Nr 34.-.r tal TU
gram CATTLIS Recartpts. I bead; leal
stteker sieady and t aral fcateves,
14 fcx).: arvw. bull 4-4 avtaed. t2 --4 t.
siw ar aad fWdve. CMpt. yrluiga
and ealve IT.!
HOijsV-rUM-taria. M head Me lowvr
aei aiuahty fvvr. awiilug at 8aABi; buia,
ta V"rt it
aiii.fcP-tc4i ha) Batad; steady.
Bt- Jaewpk t-lv ttaefc Markart,
T JOwCPS. M.. Nev M CAT-TLS
RatTvlstta. 2 3.4 bead Market 4.dr
st-twam. uUiat, It itasVAka. : ka kaafw.
14 row ..
14 Cow ..
41 ateer .
1 bti.l
8 trul...
15 row. . .
li cow. .
2 cows...
w rows...
t JttptTi v.. I. BMC atocker. and
feeder., C it T
H'-lI rteeeirta 1.771 tv 4. Mar-!
ate. ty to .troeg. me.iitMn and Ivaty, l:r.
Vlr r . W ' "
HrlF-P a1 IM Ro-It"i t
head Miirket r'1 4t. flrtn . -'
Umtia. . yearlrng. 8A; wether., r. .
wea, 82.4.
w Toek l.lve Bk Market.
NFIW ToRK. Niv 24 f ATTt.F-P.e-cMpa.
1117 head: steers p12e W-twer h-i .
firm ti lie higher: crws .low to l.wr
aatlve aeeera. W TvtrS weS'eria. 1 K.tt t
even and stags. U .V4r4 46. b-iHa, C .n
etiw.. II iJ B. cable, quoted Mve m .
at l2lfiiJSc pee lb. ilrawel weight. .....
ate,iv at l!u"l.l: lamh. 14c. ilree-aed w
a-hlpmenrs t.imorrow, 41 cattle. Li'.i .-'-srd
4.11 IJarter. ..f be-f.
C A LV ES Receipt.. t.t head: veal, f ,.
C 25. grr. tt'iil 7. western, t: r
4 te); ciiy dreed veais, firm at ir'SV. ' -per
lb
H EFT AXD IJIMB P.ecelpra :i y,
hea.i; hP .ready to 4trong; lam. i;
higher; rmtmsn to rh. Ice aheep. t J '
extm. t4: few export, 24 25. cul.s. 12. ' .--k
; choice. Witi.pS.l5, c-;l.s. U -
4 25: no Canada lamba
HtMiiS Receipts. W 9T hea.i; mArV
lawer; .tat hoes. IA.t: few oursl.le e.-
at W j4. we'ern naiminal.
etaxk la Bight.
The following were the receTr. of dv
stock at ths six prtrjclpal ciries .-ruriiT.
t .irrie.
Omaha AKH
Chicago B.'l
Kansas City M.1
8t. Lntils - 8. '
r. Joeenh ... l.r.t
Sioux City XJ
H '. 5-e-
4. :.2r.2
2R. .
4. io " .'
4 1 .t"
1.71 1. . .
Ai i...
55. tra e..v7
Totals
..4S.3li
fattaw Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 21 -rnTTOV-Flrm
; sale. l.7: bales; oni.rarr. tl-;. ;
good ordinary. 7 3-ltic; iow mldHieg. TV",
middling. c; good mlddllrg. 1 ;-S:, ir, .1
dlmg fair. c; receipt. 2t.9 baies t,
347.73 bales. Futures. sta,ir; Nvvemtwr
S tttc bid; December. S.UuS lie. J.t-u.irv.
8.rytl.23c: Febr-iary. S.J5.liii.Jtc. Mir--.,
8 32c; April. S j4c45S 3c; M.iy. 4 2Au J7r
June, S.37tr4 3Bc: July. S JMj4 4.
ST. LOI IS. Nov. 24.-COTTi-N-FTm anJ
tc higher; mltMHng. :: sas. i"l b..j.
receipts. 4.J1S bales, shipmect. AT.S hale.
Steele. 3.071 h.es.
NEW YORK. Nov. 24. COTTON Ope ,i
firm at an advance of S to 11 points. The
advance was Increased to IS to IS -.!-
for the day on the more active pne.fi.-T.
this being a net rise or aJ to if p. ir:
within a little more than a week Tola'
Improvement was largely on strong ct;e.
Liverpool reporting an advance of 7 to 4
point Later in the session the weather
became a factor and buying was upon an
enormous scale and from all classes of
operator At the opening the short were
particularly heavy buyer C'tntnbuung to
th Improvement were strong advances
from the cotton markets of the country,
the south tn general reporting an a.ivar.e
of l-ltiS-;c, and large activity on the part
of the exporters and spinners. e.pecia:.y
the former. Texas reported large areas of
lowlands more or lee washed out, with
heavy rain prill failing. Other parts of
the cotton belt reported killing frosts. At
the same time the movement of cotton was
of disappointing proportions and not tn
keeping wtth the larger crop estimates cur
rent a few weeks ago. Total tranjj.-tn-na
today are estimated at not 1m than if -
bales. The public gave prt ferix- to
March. May and July, while spot Kcu
and the larger shorts bought ths nearer
positions very freely.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 24. COTTON Spot,
moderate demand, prices f to S points
higher: American middling, fair. 8. ltd. good
middling. 4.M; middling. 4 d: low mid
dling. 4 41. good ordinary. 4. kid, ordinary,
4.24d. The saies of the day were S.ura) ba.es.
of which 3M were for speculation and ex
port, and Included AinO American: receipts.
3.0 bales. Including J.i4 American. Fu
tures opened firm and cioajed tteady: Amer
ican middling, g. o, e.. November. 4 5-'9
4-S2d; November and December 4.4eH.4&o.
December and January. 4 43'fi4 47d; January
! and February. 4.4ra4.4i: February an.i
March. 4.46d: March and April. 4 464: April
and May, 4,4&d; M.y and June. 4.4d: June
I and July. A44tjj4 4od; July and August. 4.4d.
Wklaky Market.
CHICAGO. Nov. 24 WHISKT Steady at
H.32.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 24 WHISKY Steady at
81.32.
PEORIA, Nov. 24. WHISKT On th
basts of S1..1S for finished good
CINCINNATI, Nov. 24.-WH1SKT Dtf
tillers' finished goods, steady on basis of
n.32.
O atrial Tote af Wlsarwaaia.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Nov. 21. The of
ficial vote for governor tn the recent state
election is as follows: Rose, democrat.
146.S1S: Drake, prohibltionia-t, .!: La
Follette. repuoitcajj, ISlOt; Seidel. socialist-democrat,
15.367: p-jrk. sociaiist-iaboc.
7S7. The total vote was 3S5...S and Jv
erner LaFoliette I piuraitty 47..
Arsrasseat far ew Trial,
DETROIT. Nov. 14 Argament on the
application for a new trial for Frank C.
Andrews, former vice president of the
wrecked Cltv garters bank, wa begun to
day be tore Judge Murphy. Th application
I based a several affidavits that Jur-tr
Bock was prejudiced agair.st Andrews when
h was sworn tn a a juror In the case.
Ta Be Bar-led ta ariia-tau
HOUSTON, Tex.. Nov. 24 Th remains
ef Captain J. D. McBlain, U. S. A. have
been sent to Washington, where they will
be interred In ArUr.gtoo cemtery. Captain
McBlain was the first officer to obtain a
commission under the act of congresa per
mitting enlisted men to apply for examina
tion. Alaaea at tk Jew.
BUCHAREST, Roumanla, Nov. 34 Th
disciplinary coaactl of th Roumanian bar
has published a decision that only Rou
manian clusens may hereafter practice
law or act as clerk of lawyers. The de
cision is aimed directly at th Jew who
form th majority of lha la yen and law
clera.
Dluaa to laarsitsg.
CMlCAuO, Nov. 24 John Dillon, who was
atrlcaen with th grip yesterday aad ar
abl to plead the Irian caose at the Mac
cheater martyrs memorial, for which j-ur-poaa
ha cam to Chicago, is reported to
day to be improving ad with prospects
of being able to leave his room within a day
or two.
Bid tktw BLIkuK lint By.
LONDON. Not. 54 The king af Portugal
bid farewell to King Edward at Windsor
this morning and proceedad ta Blenheim,
where he lunched with the duke snd dich
M of Marlborough. Ths Portuguese king
will remain la England for soma time on
a private vtaU.
Ta Ereet Wire lews Btatleaa.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, Nov.
24. -A Ml
kaa been prepared for rat
trod act mn tn the
ml ieartaiatur next year providing for
tb crscuoa of wlretess telegraph stations
her.
Tslt r asses li.4 Xlht.
SPRINO FIELD. Til. Not. 84 -Th con
dluoa of Oovemor Tale ts quits encouraging-
H paaaed a govd night and his tem
Ixrratur today was m.
Tk kew kind af Geaerxl Artbsx rlntra
ar now aa aal.
THE KB7AI.Tr MABMBTT.
INSTRT "VENTS Bled for reord Monday.
No4mber 34:
Warrsaty Dweda.
W H, Strain and wlfs to Oarla-s Col-
len. lots 1 and 8. bloc 8. C. B
Mayas 1st add t Valley.. . .... .-.-8 17
Adulpk Genius and rtf. to Ethau L.
Gamuos t ai. swV SB-14VI1. . 1
) r lieila and wif to Hehn m Cm..
loll 1 I t I. 8.Wkd 14 Marsha.!
Ls vision; lots .-, "
A Bulotnua. add: lot A Jeffrtear tuk, takw
C. r Faks and wife t O C. Byrtoa.
b i tn a Ki-k k fjoatk Omaha, lat
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