Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY" HKE: FRIDAY, yOVEMKIMg 13. '1003.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Weakneis in Foreigi Markets Caasai E
dine in Wheat at Olrcag.
CORN MARKET SHOWS SIGNS OF ADVANCE
Oata Market llaa Little Imoetna of Ita
Om, bat Followe Olhrr (iralns
Protlslona I'.aeler on Scat
terel Ordera.
CHICAGO. Nov. i:.-WfaknpM In foreign
markets chuhiiI renewed Helling In tne
wheat pit today and further losc were
sustained, Drrnnbrr closing r. iwer. De
ri mber corn was iff fa'fcc, oats were down
V&lc, with provision eHHler, the J.inunry
product tloelng unchanged to 7VfcC lower.
Foreign wheat market showed the effect
of the severe decline here yesterday and
ruled lower, ami the depression abroad
brought out heavy selling ot both Decem
ber anil May deliveries at the opening. lc
ctmber wan unchanged to Vc lower at (OMi
(hiti'HiO at the start, i hut after se ling at ibu
the sentiment chnngod and the market
(rave promise of a material advance, com
misslon houses and shorts being active buy
era at the lower price. Offering w e ie
good and with prospect of bad weather In
thn near future the market aoon developed
considerable strength. December advancing
to Wfcc within the tlrst hour. Later the
demand dropped off BJid with a disposition
on the part of local traders to sell the mar
ket turned weak. Influenced by declines in
all outride markets. December sold off to
7r.io ajid closed at 78c. a loss of Sc for the
day. Clearances of wheat and llour were
equal to 797.SOO bushols. Primary receipts
were 1,293,100 bushe'. against 1,430.800 bush
els a year ago. Minneapolis nnd Duluth
reported receipts of (pi9 cars, which, with
local receipts of 132 cars none of contract
grade made totnl receipts for the three
points of Ml cars, against 1.178 cars last
week and 1,088 cars a year ago.
Corn was easier at the opening, due to
decidedly weak rabies and many of the
leading bear operators were still on the
imlllng side. Later, however, December
shorts bought quite freely on predictions
of unfavorable weather and there was
enough buying by scalpers to cause a
fair rally In that delivery, but liberal
Belling of May by commission houses acted
aa a drag on the market. Toward the end
of the session the weakness in wheat was
felt In the corn pit and muny of the early
buyers turned sellers and prices declined,
the close being near the bottom. December
ranged between 411c and 42UVtc and
closed if,o lower at 41c. Iocal receipts
were 203 cars, with 15 of contract grade.
The tendency In the oats pit was to fol
low the action of other grains and the early
market ehowed firmness, but heavy liqui
dation late In the day, due to the weakness
In wheat and corn, caused a severe decline,
December cosing Tvftjc. lower at 33c, after
selling between 32"6c and 84V4C Local re
ceipts were 236 cars.
Provisions were easier on scattered sell
ing early In' the day, but there was enough
demand from small packers and local
shorts to prevent any big decline. The
break In grains late in the day had a de-
y rearing Influence and January pork closed
'o lower at 111.55. January lard waa un
changed at $6.87M. with rths off Bo to lfi.05.
Kstimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
121 cars; rxrn, 240 cars; oats, 165 cars; hogs,
18,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Futures steady; December, 8a 4Vid: March,
ts ad; Mnv. s M.
COKN Hpot, essy; American mixed, 4a.
Futures steady December, 4s Sad; January,
8a 11 VI- .
. OMAHA WHOLESALE MAftKET.
Condition ot Trade ana Qootatlana
ample and Fancy Prodoee.
EGGS Fresh stock, loss off. 22c.
IJVK 1'U ll Ri Hens. cVUe; aprlng
chickens, 8Vu9c; roosters, according towage,
4'(jjc; turkeys, 14c; ducks, c; geese, I'aac
HOTTER Packing toc. lafcc; choice to
fancy dairy, in tubs, lfpl8c; separator, Z2o.
FkKsh FISH fresh caught trout, 10c;
p.tkerel, sc; pike, loc; percu, c; burlalo,
iVitiS:-; bluetlsn, Ijc; uhlieflah, 16c; salmon,
lie; haddock. 10c; codfish, i2c; redsnapper,
11c; lobsters, boiled, per lb., 30c; lobsters,
green, per lb.,2c; bullheads, 11c; cattish.
14c; black bass, a0i-(ii..'5c;lialiDut. 9c j crapples,
Uc; herring, tic; white baas, ltic; blueflns, bo.
OYSTa,K.-4 New York counts, per can,
43:, per gal., $200; extra selects, par can
itoc, per gai.. standard, per can, 27c.
per gai. 11.15 4
UKAN Per ton. $14 50.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' asaociailon: Choice No. 1 up
land. (M.tat; No., 2, 17.50; medium. ..tat;
coarse, 18 50. Rye straw, f6.6o. These pr.ces
are for hay of good color and auiUity. De
mand fair and receipts light.
COKN 48c.
OATd 3fac. ,
KYK No. 2. 6V.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, hoc; Dakota, pet
bu., 7n'n75c; native. 65'n70c. "
BWEiiT POTATOEB Home grown, pef
basket. S.V?: Virginias, per S-bu. bbl., I3.UU.
misaivs fer
bu.. $2.26.
per dos., 2535c; large
Articlea. Open. High. Low Cloee.Y'B'ty.
Wheat
tDec.
May
July
Corn
Dec.
May
July
Mar
Pork Jan.
May
Lard
Dec
Jan.
May
May
78V,, 7fiHI
io-VI'! h'M
73B',734j
I I
4Hi-ii,44iTiIq-
41itr
41VW
11,57V4
U 70
8 62VJ
6 t
42
41
844
S54
11 624
U 7IMi
6 87
65
07H 10 I
78 78
78 76W K 76
73 73 73V4'
411 4l aumi
41W 1H
41V41tl- 41
82! 33 331T
x 34 34H4 36
11 50 1 11 55 11 62
11 67 11 tia 11 72
6 70 6 72
6 62 6 67 6 67
6 tW 6 62 6 85
6 06 ' 6 06 6 10
6 15 I 6 20 22
NAVY
CKLEHY Small,
m'estrrn
ONIONS New home grown, dry, per lb.,
lc; Spanish, per crate. 11.50.
cAhBAGK Wisconsin Holland. IMC
TL'KNIPH Canada Rutabagas, per lb,
lc: white, per bu.. 50c.
CARUOTSPer bu., 61c.
PA KAMI'S Per bu.. 50c.
FRUITS
PEARS Colorado and Utah Kelfer. tl.78,
winter Nellln, )2.ia'2.50.
APPLES Michigan stock. $3.15; Califor
nia Bellflowers, per box, $1.00: New Tork
Greenings and Baldwins, $3.25; eating vari
eties. $3.50.
Or'.APESl-Oallfornla Tokays, $1.65; New
Tork, -tr 8-lb. bucket, 30c; nonv Caiawbaw,
22c; Imported Malaras, p t keg, $o "ikB'S.W.
CRANBERRIES Per bb;.. Ji.50; per box,
$3.00; Wisconsin Bell Bugle, $S.C0.
QUINCES California, per box, 11.78.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Florida brlghts and russets,
all sizes, $4.(K)..
LEMONS California fcney. 300 to SSO
sizes, $4.50; choice 240 to 270 sizes, $4.O03.25.
F1US California, per lu-Ib. cartons. 86c;
Imported Smyrna, 8-crown, 14c; 5-crown,
16c; 7-crown. ltic.
COCOANUTS Per sack, $4.00; per dox.,
60c.
DATES-Persian, per box of 30 packages,
$2.00; per lb., in 60-lb. boxes, 8c.
BANANASTer medium Mzed bunch, $2. CO
2 50; Jumbo. $2.75'&3.25.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Vv IbcoiirIii twins, full cream,
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c;
block BwIhh, lac; Wisconsin brick, 12 c;
Wisconsin llmberger, 12c.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, $3.50;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 3.&).
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
CIDER Per bbl., $5.75; per -bbl., $3.25.
POP(ORN-Per lb., 2c; shelled, 3(3c.
HORSE RADISH Per case of 2 dos.,
packed. 80-v
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 shoft-ahell, per lb.,
15c; hard-aiiell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 sort-shell,
Ser lb., 13c; No. 2 hard-shell, per lb 12c;
;ru7.ils, per lb., llllc; Alberts, per lb.,
ll(0llc; almonds, soft-shell, per lb., loc;
narii-sneu, per lb., 13c; pecans, large, per
lb.. !oUllc; Bmall. per lb., 9yi0c; peanuts,
per lb., 5c; roasted peanuU, per lb., 7c;
Chill walnuts. lktt3c; large hickory nuts,
per bu., $1.75; shell-barks, per bu., $1.79
2.00; black walnuts, per bu., $1.20; eastern
chestnuts, per lb.. 14c.
HIDES No. 1 rreen. IUi' Mr. 5 rmn
BHc: "No. 1 salted, 7c: No. 2 salted. 6c:
iso. l veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. 8Uc: No s veal
in . r . i j . . . ... .
inn, i i ios., dc: ary rauea niaes.
1 ') aK&An O - . i i
, Biwy AJciia, .auiui:, iiursQ niaes,
2.50.
No. 1 tNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUK--Market waa ateady; winter pat
mts. $4.0O!i4.2O; straights, t3.7O5i4.10; spring
patenta. $4.1i&4.40; etralghU, $3.703.90; bak
ers, $2.903.30.
WHEAT No. Si 7fx877c; No. 2 red, 76
1to.
CORN-No. 2, 42"; No. 2 yellow, 420,
OATS No. white, 84(&a7c.
RYE No. 2, 63c.
BARLEY Good feeding, I740c; fair Xa
Choice malting, 4754o.
SEED No. 1 flax, lo; No. 1 northwestern,
c; prime timothy, $2.75; clover, contract
grade, $10.50.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., fll.63
PH.82. Iard. per 100 lbs. $6.87'g.0; thort
ribs ides (loosel. r7.36g7.75; thort, clear
aides (boxed), $6.756.87.
The following wre me receipts of flour
and grain: ,,,,
Receipts. Shipments.
Klour. bbls 37,800 29.200
Wheat, bu 167.800 2S2.8O0
Corn, bu 176,000 847,8
Oats, bu 201.100 14300
Rve bu 76,000 4J
Barley, bu 155,600 M.W
On the Produce exchange, today the but
ter market was easy; creameries, 15
21 Vic: dairies, Hffmc. Eggs steady at
mark, cases Included, 2224c. Cheese easy,
lo&'Ho.
I HEW YORK bURGRAL MARKET.
Qaotatloas
on Varlona
lea, 83
$1.505
NEWY0RKS10CRS AND BONDS
Aoncnnoemsnt That Ho Cut Will U lltde
in Stoel 8trDgtbeni Eecnri'Jfu.
LABOR SITUATION AFFECTS MARKET
Saarar Beeorltlea Make a how of
treaarth oa Kxpeeted Beaeflt to
Trade from Cobta Reci
procity Treaty.
NEW TORK, Nov. 12 Pennsylvania nnd
United States Steel preferred divided atten
tion and a good degree of Influence In to
day's stock market.! The dealing were not
In such overwhelming proportions in either
stock as for the last several days. Penn4
sylvania was weak front the outset, but
showed stubborn resistance in the neigh
borhood of 118. The price rallied again and
again from that figure, or slightly Tielo It,
and the greater part of the trading in the
stock up to late In the day was at close to
112. Its various rallies did not carry It
quite back to last night's price. The con
test In support of the stock seemed to be
abandoned after enormous absorption and
the price was carried to with a rally
at the close to 111. The efforts to support
the stock were at first to strengthen United
Ptites ftee stocks and later United States
Steel bonds. The formal announcement
that It had determined not to cut the price
ot steel p. ales and structural forms was a
help. The rumor was circulated so freely
for the nut-nose of helnina the stock that
some $16,000,000 had been taken for Invest
ment by one of the wealthiest and most
conservative Insurance companies. Rumors
were also circulated that prices of struc
tural steel, etc., would be cut In spite of
the decision to the contrary. United Stntes
Steel preferred retained Its advance owing
to these rumors.
The outlook in the labor world was re-
frarded as threatening, and reports of rlot
ng with the Chicago street railway strike
was in circulation. Reports of a cut In
wages at Fall River also had an effect.
The reported Intention of the Steel corpora
tion to retrench their outlay for wages
$15,000 000, or 10 per cent, and the serious
situation growing out of the coal strike
In Colorado were added features In shaping
sentiment on t"hls subject. The show of
strength In Sugar was due to hopes of
benefit from a Cuban reciprocity treaty.
Amalgamated Copper was another strong
feature, without explanation.
Additional engagement of $2,000,000 for
shipment to New York became known, part
of which was already on the way, but not
heretofore announced. The Bang or n.ng
land refrained from advancing its discount
rates so 'that a further Inflow of gold Is
sf! likely.
The bond market closed steadv, but not
much above the' lowest. Total sales of
bonds, par value, $1,300,000. United States
2s declined per cent nnd the 3s and old
4s ti per cent on h last call.
Following are the closing .(uotatlons on
the New York Stock exchange:
Sales. Hia-h. Low. Close.
'.43.600 64 62 62
1,170 8it
Ohio.. ..41,000 73 72
serve to liability this week wss 48.75 per
cent, as compared with 47 80 per cent Inst
week. There wss no change In the Bank of
England rate of discount. The withdrawals
of gold from the Bank of England today
amounted to 213.onn. of which 2'.nnn was
for shipment to the United States and
10.000 to South America.
PARIS. Nov. 12. Business at the opening
of the bourse today was heavy and prices
became Irregular during the afternoon. Rio
Tlntos lost 23f. The private rate of dis
count wss 2 15-16 per cent. Three per cent
rentes. !f 30c for the account. Exchange
on Ixmdon, 2Bf l(c for checks.
The weekly statement of the Rank Of
France shown the following changes: Notes
In circulation decreased 75,700 Oiiiif, treasury
accounts current increased 15.125.00ftf, gold
In hand decreased 7,9C5,000f. bills discounted
decreased l!M75,ooof and silver In hand de
creased l,725,COOf.
New York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12. MONEY On call,
firm, 455 per cent, closing bid 3 per cent,
rfWed at S ner cent. Time lonns, firm;
0 day and 0 days, 6 per cent; 6 months,
iifrjn per cent. iTimo mercantile ynyi,
i per cent.
ST EI
ERL1NO EXCHANGE Steadier, with
actual bankers' bills at $4 .83 471.8340 for de
mand nnd at $4.7!4!fM.79" for ffi-day bills;
posted rates. $4.8n4i4.81 and $4S44.85; com
mercial bills, $4.79.
SILVER Par. 67c; Mexican dollars 44c.
BONDS Government, weak; railroad. Ir
regular. The cloning quotations on bonds are as
follows:
IMS L. N. ant. iTi
Kwt M;nhtln e. f. 4i.m2'4
lTVMrt. rmtrsl 4 tO
liii) o tut Ine
V. 8. rf. 2.
do coupon .
an 3s, riK
da coupon ,
do new 43, rec
do roupno
do old 4k, res..
do coupon
do &b, rrx
do coupon
Atrhtson gen. 4s..
ao id. 4i
Atlantic Coant U
. A O. 4s
do IWa
Central of Ga.
'do 1st Inc..
Chs. a Ohio 4Hs..l0la
i.m. m anon i4a.. 73
P. ft q. new 4a.. 4
M. ft 8t.P. g. 4.10K
do col. 5a
CVC ft St L 4a
Oil. Term. 4a
Con. Tobacco 4a...
oln. ft 8. 4a
156
27
28
64'V
14
300 162 162
150
700
910
560
200
600
of the Bay
Commodltlea. .
NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-FLOUR Receipts,
24.593 bbls.; exports. 22.350 bbls. The mar
ket waa unsettled, weak and lower to sell
Winter patents, $3.3tVfr4.30; winter straights.
$3.9o(U4.06; Minnesota patenta, H.tt(4.70;
winter extras, $2.95a3.66; Minnesota bakers,
$3.70(i3.85; winter low grades. $2.7Mj3.26. Rye
flour, dull; choice to fancy, $3.453.65, Buck
wheat Hour. dull. $2.26 (12.15.
CORNMEAIr Easier; yellow western.
II il: city. 3l.no: kiln dried. u.utxT3.iu.
RYE Nominal; No. 2 western, 610 t O. b.
afloat: state and Jersey. &tM;5Xe.
BARLEY Easy; malting, 4(Ku60c O. L f.
Buffalo.
WHEAT Recelpta. 29.250 bu.; exports,
76,932 bu. The market for snot waa easy;
No. 2 iwd. 83Vc elevator: No. 2 red. 84c
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, Sba
f. o. b. afloat: No. l hard Manitoba, nom
Inal f. o. b. afloat. On foreign buying of
December and a feeling that spring wheat
receipts were too light, wheat opened i
firmer. Then yielding
tactics. It weakened for a time, but rallied i
again on big seaboard clearances, only
to break Anally under renewed liquida
tion. The close showed So net decline.
May, ROVifSme. cloned, 80Hc; July, closed,
7SV.c; December, 834i84 $-liic, closed, 83c.
CORN Receipts, 144.000 bu.; exports,
736.6u6 bu. The market for spot was easier;
No. 2, 4?c elevator and 417io f. o. b.
afloat; No. 2. yellow, 6oc; No. 2 white.
49c. Option market was generally firm
and higher on showers west, room cover
ing and a little bull support, but ulti
mately closed unchanged to o net lower;
May, 47iji 47'c. closed, 47c; December,
4"iN!)c, closed. 48"c.
OATS Receipts, 135,000 bu.; exports,
26.0uO.bu. The market for spot was weak;
No. 40c; standard white, 41c; track white,
41 45c.
HAY Dull: spring, 66075c; good to
choice, sy6c. '
HOPS Steady! Galveston, 20 to 26 lbs.,
JKiI. 21tl25c; olds, 10ui2a
HIDES titeady; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
18c; California. 21 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
24 to 30 lbs , 14c.
LEATHER tedy; ncld. 23fi2"V.c.
PROVISIONS-Mleef, steady; family, $10.00
31100; mess, $K.oniS 50; beef hams, $3a.6t
22.60; packet. $ 0010 00; city, extra India
picas. $!5ntiT17.00. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, $9.!S'ul0,75; pickled shoul
ders. $5 6i( 5.76: pickled hams, $110011.60.
J.ard, easy; western steamed, $7.40; re
fined, easy; continent. $7.t)0; South America,
$S35; compound. (6.G04ii.75. Pork, ateady;
family. $1800; short clear, $13.2515.00; mesa,
115 75.0 18 50.
RICE Steady: domestic, fair to extra, 49
6c: Japan nominal.
TALLOW Steady; city, 4c; country, 4
BUTTER Receipts, 4,200 pkgs.; market
ateady.
CHEESE Receipts, 4.70ft pkgs.-. quiet.
POULTRY Alive, steady; western chick
n. in-: fowls, lie: turkeys. IS 'i 14c: west
em chickens. 124(Uc; fowls, lie; turkeys.
13c.
St. Loals Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 12 WI-reiTT,r.
No. 2 red. cash, elevator, nominal teair
86iji87c; December, 837ic; May, i7i77c;
w. liuru. I.Kii 1 1 'AC.
CORN Lower: No. 2 rash aniXe- trsoV
424iW43c; December.. 39fc3c; May, 34c.
OATS Weak: No. 2 cash. Stic: track. SRXL
37c; December, 44&C; May, 35c; No. 2
white, 3Hc.
KYK Quiet at 64c.
FLOUR Steadv: red winter natents. 14 00
64.10; extra fancy and straight, $3.704.05;
Clear, .l.Dorpd.DU.
SEED Timothy, steady: l2.20tff2.7D: nrlme
worth more.
CORNMEAL Steady, $2.30.
BRAN Easy; sacked, east track, 74J77c
HAY Firm for good: tlmothv. 87.50tS12.00:
prairie. $6.00tffl0.00.
1KUN COTTON TIES $1.05.
BAGGING 64!&c.
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork lower: lobhin. stan
dard mess, $11.70. Lard higher at $6.76.
Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorts. $8.25:
clear ribs. $8.50; short clear, $8.75.
POULTRY Firm : chickens. 7c: Borings.
9c; turkeys, llo; ducks, 9i⪼ geese, 8c.
BUTTER Steady : creamery. 18323c:
dairy, 13i-2He.
EGGS Firm at 23c.
Receipts Shipments.
Flour, bbls fo.ooo 11.000
Wheat, bu 65,000 67,000
Corn, bu 14.000 23,000
Oats, bu 34,000 16,000
1
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 12. WHEAT De
cember, o:ifi6c; May, 66ttGUc; caah. No.
2 hnrd. 71 Cu 73c; No. 3. 6ii69e; No. 4, tKh1
63c: rejected, 58r59c; No. 2 red, SOtJolc;
No. i. 76(ji7Xc.
CORN December, $6tfi36e; May, SST
36c; cash, No. 2 mixed, 4oc; No. 2 white,
40c; No. 8. 40c.
OATS No 2 white, 3638c; No. I mixed,
35c.
RYE NO. 2, 4. "-!-!'
HAY' Choice timothy, $9.00g.60; choice
prairie. 18 (Mil 8 25.
BUTTER-Creamery. 18O20c; dairy,
fancy, 18c.
EGGS Firm; Missouri and Kansas, cases
returned, 21o doi.; new No. 2 whltewood
cases Included, 21c,
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 128.0HO 114.400
Corn, bu 15.200 16.000
Oats ,bu 14,000 18,000
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market shows no Important
change so far aa spot quotations are con
cerned, though prime fruit for future de
livery Is rather easier. Common are quoted
at 4?6w, prime at o-zwotsnic and rancv at 7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are quiet and present little feature, Tjunts-
tlonn ranging from zvto to 7c lor all grades
.Dr-..i. I Aprlcota are steady to firm, choice being
IIT-1,4 ni w-,- liiii mi i-r-fiui-iu
and fancv at 11rt2lc. Peaches are In lob
bing demand nnd about steadv, with choice
quoted at 7W.(j57,c. extra choice at 7i68o
ana lancy at svfliu-4c.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 12. BUTTER
Steady: fair demand: extra western cream
ery. ?2Hc: nearby prints. 24o.
EGGS Firm; good demand; fresh nearby.
sue loss on; western, cv.-ac; aouin western,
2tvh27c: southern. 2445 2fi.
CHEESE Steady; New York full creamn
fancy, 12c; choice, 13c; fair to good, HO
Minneapolis Wheat, Ploar aad Bran
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. IS. WHEAT De
cember. 7i!e: May. 7b-t??ic; on track,
No. 1 hard. 7Hc; No. 1 northern, TIc; No.
3 northern. 74-c; No. 3 northern, TO4i73c
FIUR First patenta. $4.60-14.(0: second
patenta, 4."(i4 50; first clears, $3.503.60;
secona clears, r.-sxgj.do.
BRAN In bulk, $13.25.
. Milwaukee tirala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. IS WHEAT -
W eak; Nu. 1 northern. HOiOlc; No. 2 north
ern, 77i78-: Vceniber. 7iWi76lc a eked.
CORN Steadv: November. 454o asked.
RYE Weak: No. 1, 6T,i56Sc.
KARL-EY Steady ; No. 2, 64c; sample, 26
45v.
Toledo Bred Market.
TOLEDO. O. Nov. 1!. SEEDS Clover,
rash, $65: IVcember, $6.67; January,
Kbrurv, $6 67Vt; M -rcb. 70; prime timo
thy, $135; prime altdke, $660.
Liverpool Grain Market.
MVERPOOI Nov. 18.-WHKAT-8pot
steady; No. I red western, winur. 6a id.
.
new
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. Nov. 13. CORN-I-ower
No. 4. 3tc: No. 8. 42Vc: No. 4. 414ac.
OATH I-ower; No. 1 white, 34Va34jc; No.
a wniLu, iusc.
Dnlnth Grain Market.
DULUTH. Nov. 12. WHEAT On track
No. 1 northern. 76.c; No. 2 northern, 74c
uecemner. i'c; juay. it"4,c.
OAT'S On track and to arrive, 22o.
Metal Market,
NEW YORK. Nov. 12. METALS Tin
again lower in London, spot closing at
decline of 10s. to 114 5a and futures 6a
lower at 115 7s 6d. Locally tin was aulet
Land nominally lower at $tt.00. Copper had
a slight recovery from yesterday s break
In Loudon, spot clotdng at i-li 6a and
futurea at 55 17a ted. Locally copper la
rather unsettled aud more or leas nominal.
Iake Is quoted at $13.uuin 13 50. electrolytic
at 113. io and casting at (ll.uO. Lead waa
quiet and u nc ban tied at $4.o0 In New York
and was unchanged in ixnoon. closing al
11 Is 3d. Spelti-r declined 2a d In London
to --0 16s Ml. Locally It was quiet and
iiuoted at v 16. nominal. Iron closed a
4.M kxl In Glasgow, and at Cs 8d In Middles
IxVough. Locally Iron was umhnnged. No,
1 foundry northern is quoted at $15 u4;il.O0
No. 2 foundry northern at $14.25jl5; No.
foundry southern, and No. I foundry south
ern soft at $i4 Mil4 26.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 12 METALS Lead dull
at $4.2i. Spelter. 15.1s.
Watch for tbe mia-apelled words they're
coming.
17
6874,
11
61
19
153
'18
66
26
66
48
17
68
11
60
lia
151
'is"
66
26
66
47
100
4.146
80
129
.80
127
Atchison
do Dfd.
Baltimore & Ohio.. ..41,000 73
do pfd
Canadian Pacific 2.200 117
Cent, of New Jersey.. 2-'0 167
Chesapeake & Ohio.. 2.160 28
Chicago & Alton 2,000 28
do pfd 2,100 66
Chi. Great Western.. 670 14
do B pfO,
Chi. & Northwestern.
Chi. Term. & Trans...
do pfd
C C. C & St. L....
Colorado Southern....
dj-lnt pfd
do 2d pfd
Delaware ft Hudson..
Del., Lack. & West
Denver & Rio Grande. . 436
do pfd 450
Erie 26.750
do 1st pfd 1.270
do 2d Dfd 1.060
Great Northern pfd
Hocking valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
;. C. Southern
do pfd V...
Louisville i Nash.... 1,900
Manhattan L 3.600
Metrflpolt'n-n St, Ry.. 1,800
Minneapolis & St. L.. 700
Missouri Pacific 11,900
M.. K. A T
do nfd I
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd
New York central ... .4.o
Norfolk & Western.... 6,900
do pfd
Ontario & Western.. 2,400
Pennsylvania 26,300
Pitts., c, U. at oc i
Reading ' - 6,750
do 1st pra zou
do 2d Pfd 400
Rock Island Co 12.200
do pfd l.iuo
St. L. & S. F. 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
St. Louis Southwest.. 200 12 12
do pfd
St. Paul 28,900
do pfd PM
Southern Pacific 6,100
Southern Railway .... 6,300
do pfd i,w
Texan & Pacific 860
Toledo. St. L. Weat. 200
do pfd 420
99
138
112
4!
88
100 34
115
66
'
111
'
76
67
23
68
99
137
110
47
87
34"
114
63
19
110
"38
76
67
22
61
Union Pacific 41,160
do pfd iuu
Wabash
do pfd 1.226
Wheeling A L. E.... 100
Wisconsin Central ... 300
do pfd 460
Adams Express
Amerlca-n Express
V. S. Expreea
Wells-Kararo Express
Amalgamated Copper.26.560
Amer. Car at ounory i.smi
d pfd w
Amer. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive.... 200
do nfd
Am. Smelt. A Refln'g.
do pfd
Am. Sugar Refining.. 18,200
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rao. Tran.. 8.620
Colorado Fuel & Iron. 682
Colum. Hock. Coal
Consolidated Gag
General Electrie 100
International Paper.. 500
do Dfd 1
International Pump .
do pfd
National Biscuit 100
National Lead 300
North American 3"u
Pacific Mall 440
People's Gaa 900
Pressed Steel Car 1,1N
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.. 925
Republic Steel 8J0
do pfd d50
Rubber Goods 100
do pfd.... 1,400
Tenn. Coal & Iron.... 750
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd ,
IT. 8. Steel ....
do Pfd
Western Union
136
173
41
17
72
22
15
26
70
85
fig
16
33
135
173
40
16
71
22
15
24
69
85
si"
14
15
83
38
19
66
87
18
65
12 12
117 114
87
28
147
10
34
11
70
25
93
26
6
49
13
68
27
7
75
86
25
147
10
84
H
70
23
93
26
4814
13
6K
26
7
76
.111,000 10 10
..80.140 52 M
.. 100 82 82
Vnrthm Securities
Total salea lor tne aay, (iu.iw "
Boston Stock notations.
ROSTON. Nov. 12. Call loans, tp
cent; time 'loans,
88
73
87
117
155
27
28
65
14
25
161
8
16
68
11
60
19
15)
33
17
6.'
25
66
47
160
U9
79
127
1
31
16
29
W
137
110
4X
87
16
83
361.;
114
63
BU
19
111
66
88
76
61
22
67
60
44
12
29
136
17:
40
16V
71
15
25
69
18
S2
14
14
32
223
186
100
195
38
1
8
26
12
74
4.
86
115
G5
30
26
9
176
146
10
61
30
68
34
n
70
23
3
26
4S
13
fin
26
1
751.
8
36
10
51
65
.134H
.1114
,110V
.ll'Mk
.11114
Minn, ft St. L. 4s.
JL. K. ft T. 4a...
7
7'i
do Is
N. R. R. of M. c. 4a 74
N. Y. C. a. fit
101 "4 N. J. Central f. 6.12S4i
No. Pacino 4a i"i
do 9a H
Nor. ft Want. e. 4a.. 7
Ore. 8. L. 4a and at tl '
99
4a 1H
....too
.... W
la. If
4
Penn. conT. 3Ha 9
Readlnt gen. 4a MH
St. L. ft I. M. c. U.W
8t. I., ft i. F. ff. 4a. 1
St. U 8. W. la 2
Seaboard Air Una 4a 74
Par-ISn 4a Mil
A N. W. con. Ta..lsou So R.llwaT Ka.. 1124
R I ft P R R 4a.. 7l"A Teia ft Pacific la.. 11
tm Union Pacific 4a 1"S'4
ft R. O. 4a...
Brie prior lien 4a.
do ren. 4a
Ft. W. ft D. C. tat
Hockinj- Valley 4a.lOC4
do eonv. 4a Ml
(4 V g. Steel M .... i
4 Wahaah la Ill
da deb. n
HH'W. ft Lake Krtt 4s 87
l4,Wla. Central 4a x
Wi Cola. Fuel coot. (., H
London Stork Market.
LONDON, Nor. 12. Closing quotations:
Conaola for money.
do account
Aanconda
Atchlann
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio..
Canadian Pacific
Cheaapeake ft Oblo.
Chlcaico O. W
m. ft at. f...
DeBeera
Denrer ft R. O
do pfd
Erlo
do ut pfd...:....
do 2d nfd
Illinois Central
Loualvllle ft Naah..
Mleaourl. K. AT.
7S
. 12
. n
1JI V,
.2lH
. f,
. 14
. tn4
. in
. 8
. 7
. ft'4
. 49
.13.1U.
.1021
U'4
New York Central. .Il9t
Norfolk ft Weatern.. ST 4,
do pfd 8"
Ontario ft Western.. 2"H
Pcainij-lranla
Rand Mines 4
Reeding 1V4
ao let pra a
do td pfd 10
Southern Railway... 174
do -?a 7b
Southern PaolBo 42H
Union Pacific 72!4
do pfd a
X!nlted States Steel.. 1114
do pfd 43
wanaen is
do pfd 13Vi
" Ei-dlr
UAR SILVER-26 9-lCd per ounce.
MONEY 3ra4 per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills
end for three months' bills is 434 per
New York Mining; annotations.
NEW TORK. Nov. 12. Thn following are
me cionmg quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con..,
Alice
tlreece
Brunawlck Con...,
Comavocli Tunnel..,
Con. Cal. ft V...,
Horn Stlrer
Iron Bllrer ,
Lieadrllie Con
Offered.
10
.. 14
.. 10
.. 8
.. 7
.. M
. .100
..170
Little Chief.
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
Havana
Sierra Nevada....
Small Hopea
Standard
....4.10
....134
.... t
....
.... Jt
.... i
.... SO
....too
Bank Clearlnga.
OMAHA. Nov. 11-Tlsnll cleurlnc-a tnr tn-
day were $1,364,190.69. an Increase of $129,-
wver corresponding aay last y ear.
Cotton Market.
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Not Hear, but Tendency
of Pricei Downward.
HOG MARKET WAS RATHER, SLOW
1
Small Una ol Sheep and Lam be and
Vnder Influence of Good Demaad
front All Sonreee Trail I a a; Waa
Active with Prices-Steady.
Recelpta were:
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 12,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
7.414 Zt,b.l
6. K73
7. M4
6.1.0J
24.6i'9
17.271
2i,:i2i
16,367
io.a-4
18.670
.. 6.6"S
.. 1.VM
.. 3,800
,.25.i67
..24.934
..3:1,40
i6.2
H.tli'6
6ai
73,2-fl
64,:i"6
76, hlfi
76.2H6
9a.li9
91,660
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Ontcial Wednesday ..
Official Thursday ....
Four days this week.
Same days last week
Same week betore ...
Same three weeks ago 34,371
came lour weeks ago Z6.416
Same days laat year 31.747
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The lollowlnir table ahown thn receinta of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaoa for
ine year to dale and comparisons with .aat
year:
190J 1li
Cattle 934 io3 872.812
HKfl 1,916,60 l.L'i9.403
Sheep l,o9o,97 1,4j.1o
Averaare rjrineM i.ui.i ...ita wt eln-ith
Omaha for tbe last several o wun turn-
Inc.
81.M1
142,810
Dec.
323
Data 19Q3, lf12.l01.ii(0Ollfa.J9ll.llKI
8 K. Bchvmeeg, fj
1 cow $ no I steer 930 I 00
98 steers.... !'J9 3 00
' I P. Pollard . n.
.14W 2 (Vi g cows 883 2 45
. 902 I 15
J. H. Kaulkner-8. D.
.P3 1 ?: 11 steers.. ..1163
.1041 S i 20 COWS.....10B4
. 876 I 00
K Catron 9. P.
P07 3 10 1 feeder... 970 2 10
. 972 2 25
Ack-Minnn A R 8. D.
. 919 3 00 1 steer 1070
.lf0 3 40
P. Kanflpld S. P.
: 875 2 :ii 8 cows 1072
.136-I 2 0 1 bull 12:10
8 25 23 Meers....llsl
Patenode S. U.
3 40 17 steer... .1164
3 40 1 bull 1270
1
J. Johnson Wyo.'
1 bull....
15 steers..
?B nteorn..
8 steem. ..
15 cows....
15 feeders.
i cows....
98 steers.,
1 cow....
8 cows. . .
1 bull....
feeders.. 1120
J
16 steers..
1 tenj-...
1 bull
.1140
.liMO
.14S0
T.
2 3S
2 60
2 40
1 78
2 00
4 00
3 2C
2 00
14 cnw.a 1073 2W 26cown.,
14 feeders.. 9o 3 00
S W Gleaxe Wyo.
1 row 14T0 3 25 8 feeders.. 1115
14 steers. ...1105 3 00 4 steers. ...Km
16 steers.. ..13i;8 3i0 1 steer 1"40
8 steers.. ..lin 3 t-0 1 steer loso
1 row 10M1 2 15 10 cows P1!
2 feeders.. 101 2 3 no 3 feeders. . 983
P. W. Howell-Wyo.
tt 2 15
1 feeder... 9S0
11 fepe-e.. 9;3
22 steers.. ..1230
1 cow KO
3 cows 1133
2 cows 1(95
3 Oil
3 01
3 40
2 S6
1 5
2 55
1 feeder... 1010
6 MtAers....U80
13 steers. ...110
6 cows 1145
11 t$ws 1019
3 15
3 CO
3 6.1
3 80
'.5
3 (0
S 00
3 40
3 61
2 55
2 65
Mockers and feeders, $2 SCrJTS.BO; calves and
yearling. 2.fi3.l. . . . A .
1K.M.1S Receipts, 3.800 bend. Market Re
higher nt $l.6Mi4.70; bulk, $4.6034.66.
IXew York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-REKVEfl-Re-celptn.
46 head; no sales reported; dressed
beef steadv; drenned native sides, extreme
range. tVi!K per lb. Cables quoted Ameri
can steers at llc. top price, dreaned
weight, and refrigerator beet at 84j8c
''"cALVES-Recelpts. 187 head: rttarket
nlHiut steadv; veals sold at $6 00fl5.S6 per
100 lbs., went'ern calves at $3.75, with a amall
hunch nt 4. . :
Ht mis Receipts. 1.415 head; market wns
sllghtlv firmer; a bunch of rough mixed
Jerseys sold at $5 per 1W lbs.
Export, 60 cnttle. . .
SHEEP AND LAMnR-Recelrits, 3.2SO
head; market quiet and atonily; sheep soM
nt $3.25di3.76 Jier 100 ll., InmliS at $.0vuS..:
dressed mutton, 6(fi7c per lb.; dressed
lanitia, 71iloc.
Stock In Sight.
Following are the receipts
rt the six principal western
any:
Cnttle.
Omaha S.Mk)
Chicago 11,000
Kaiifuin City 12.7K)
St. Louis a.iiOO
St. Joseph 1,909
Sioux City 400
Totals 31,809
of live stock
cities yester-
Sheep.
S.KO
18.000
2,0110
700
132
Hogn.
6.010
14.000
10. Ol 10
6.0tiO
6.616
3.500
44.616 26,232.
Oct. 15...
Oct. 16...
Oct. 17...
Oct. 18...
Oct 1...
Oct. it....
Oct 21...
Oct. 22...
Oct 23...
UCt. 24...
Oct. 25...
Oct JS...
Oat 11...
Oct. 28...
Oct 29...
Oct. SO...
Oct. 31....
NOV. t.
NOV.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov,
Nov.
Nov.
9..
10..
11..
12..
S 49 7 00 t 18
v 1 U.
:'kta,
22
ui
i mp
f 0.'
6 It,
l
S 14
I 25
5 8i
o us
4 97
4 -' 0 69,
1 vi vsi 6 si
I 16
7 02
V
82J
V0i
76,
74
71
8 61
6 61
61
4 9l
1 so
4 80V.
73,
4 l
m
4 81
4 67
4 02
4 62
I M
6 61
49
6 61
6 621
6 41
e
36
26
6 10
29,
27
a
a
26
Oil
t 99j
01
6 06
( 00
e
6 89,
6 81
6 72,
6 67
6 73
6 72
V
6 71
5 71
6 681
5 67
6 74
e
6 72
6 63
4 82 I 3 C9I
4 72 4 20 I
4 64 14 1 3 70!
4 til 4 llll 1 67:
4 61 4 15 1 73
a Dai an a
4 13
4 52
4 ol
4 61
4 48,
4 (8
4 64
e
4 6:
4 601
4 47
4 61
4 60
4 66
4
4 64
4 6
4 7l
4 i
4 74:
e
4 84!
4 16
4 14
4 13;
4 18
66,
8 M
3 61
tJJ
1 6
2 6u
54
1 52
2 i
t 63
3 561
3 681 2 48
A . ,1
4 lof 3 6
4 101 3 47
I 3 641
41 0C, I
lusil 66!
4 01 8 66 3j2t
4 04 46 2 41
3 41
318
38
3 1
3 46
3 61
3 621
a
3 55
4 03 3 62
4 l I 4,
4 03 1 47
4 02 i 3 431
I 3 44
4 04
4 Ol
4 01
4 02
3 43
i 43
3 44
t 46
e
3 64
3 41
3 31
3 32
3 38
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
P..
C. M. ft St
Wabash ....
Mo. Puc
Union Pac
C. ft N. W
F. E. ft M. V....
C, St. P. M. ft O.
B. ft M
C, B. ft Q
K. C. ft St. J....
C, R. I. ft P. east
C. R. I. ft P. w.
Illinois Central..
16'
2
10
21
19
41
11 14
2
2
1
2
130 20
Hogs. Sheep.
94 296
86f
rve r
hLfn ner cent. Official
closing prices on stotiks and bonds!
Atchleoa
Mei. Central 4a...
Atchleon
to pta
Boaton ft Albany..
Boatoa ft Maine....
Boat on K leveled ....
N. Y.. N. H. ft H
Vtji Adventure
. Allouea
. JH 4malsadlate4 ..
. w44,Bluinani
.Ill kl. ft Hecla...
.170 ('entennlal
.Wi Copper Ranee .
ia4a Dominion Coal.
viichhur nfd l.V rranklln
t'nlon Pacine..., lale Rovala
Mea. Central W Mohawk
Amer. Sugar .'.1144, old Dominion..
ao vfd .".lle-li Oeieoln
American Tel. ft Tal.lM rarrot
I Kim. Iron ft Steel.
General Klectrte
Maaa. Electrie
do pfd
l olled Krelt
Pair Weet
V. 1. Steel
do pfd
Weetlnthouas com.
TSaOulncr
..144 Hanla Pe Copper...
,, II Tamarack
,. II Trinity
.. M t olled Statea ,.
.. M t'tah
.. lo4 Victoria
., f";4 Winona
.. M Wolverine
4
H
M
21
440
19
7S
i
II
t
. It
as
i
:1SH
, ii
, i
, 19
Ferelan Financial.
LONDON, Nov. 12. Money was wanted
In the market today, owing to It being
Stork exchange pay day, but ratea eased
when It waa announced tkat the Bank of
Knaland'a rate of discount waa unchanged.
Plscounta were sllghtlv easier, though
there ware further withdrawals of gold
from the Bank of England for America In
addition to yeaterday'a 8760,000. Huslneaa
waa almoat nt a atandstlll. The tone Im
proved on the bank rate announcement.
Conaola closed below the best prices of the
day. Americana opened dull, but rallied
to a ptitv. The operations, however, were
not sufficient to test prices. I'nlted Statea
Steel hardened tnatertilly during the last
hour on New York ad vices. At the clone
the market waa firm.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
Kngl"nd show the following chxngen:
Totnl reserve dece-e' 182.orjrt. circulation
rWrered 7.vO. bullion decnned tK9.
eoo, other cu title erresd 4.00o. other
iittvx ta decreased 1 F6l.0o. puhll denoelt
)rre-ned 16'2.(10. notes renerveij decrenaed
T7.firt and government aecurttiea decreased
T1.0lO. Tbe proportloa of the bank's re-
WKW YORK. NOV. 12. COTTnVTh.
market pened firm at an advance of 1M
points In spite of lower cah e than
pected, rather better weather than expected
oiiu um prospect ror nig receijita tor the
day. on bull sunoort' and cnverlne which
semed clvieffy due to' the reassuring nature
ui-auvices irom rati ttiver. stating that a
striae was unimeiy to result from the con
tcmplated reduction n wages. The cloae
waa a point or two oTT from the top, but
the market was finally firm, net 14(ftr'l
points higher. Sales are estimated at 800,000
Dates.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 12.-COTTON
Firm; sales, 2.675 bales; ordinary. 8c; good
ordinary, 9 7-16c; low mldd'ing, 10 7-16c; mid
dling, 10 13-lSc; good middling, 11c; middling
lair, llc; receipts, 21.216 bales; stock. 232.-
ti Dales, r mures were steadv: November.
10.93c bid; December, 10.9ifa 10.96c; January,
ll.Oira 11.02c; February, ll.10tgll.12c; May,
March, H.l,7n.l8c; April, 11.22(611. 24c; May,
li.tKiau.Mc June. iijo(un.Sic: July. 11.
11.45c.
ST. LOITI8, Nov. 12. COTTpN Firm and
unchanged; middling, 10cf sales, 180 bales;
receipt, 60t bales; shipments, none; stock,
f.966 bales). '
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 11 COTTON Spot In
fair demand, prices 2 points lower; Ameri
can middling fair, 6.28d; good middling,
8.10d; middling, 6 02d; good ordinary, 5.86U;
ordinary, 5.66d. The sales of the day were
7,000 bales, of which 600 were for specula
tion and export and Inc'.uded 6,800 Ameri
can. Receipts, 16.400 bales, all American.
Futures opened easier and cloned quiet;
American middling, g. o. c. November,
6.76d: December-January, 6.774M.78d; January-February,
6.76d; February-March, 6.76d;
March-April. 6.75$r6.76d; April-May, 6.75H
6.76d; May-June. 6.76d; June-July, 6.76d:
July-August, 5.72o.73d.
Sagar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12. SUGAR Raw,
nominal; fair reflflnlng, 2 6-16c; centrifugal,
96 test, 33s3-16c; molasses sugar, 3 l-16c.
Refined, quiet; No. 6. 4.3"c; No. 7, 4.26c; No.
, 4.20c; No. 9, 4.15c; No. 10, 4.10c; No. 11,
4.05c: No. 12, 4c; No. 13, 3 85c: No. 14. 3.90c.
Confectioners' A. 4.55c; mould A, 496c; cut
loaf, 6.30c: crushed. 5.30c: powdered, 4.8oc;
granulated. 4.70c; cubes, 4.95a
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans Open
kettle, good to choice, 3Ka-42o
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 12. SUGAR
Quiet and eanier; open kettle centrifugal,
33c; centrifugal whites. 3 13-lfoi3c;
yellows, Sfi3 13-16c; seconds, 2U3e,
MOLASSES Quiet; open kettle, 27i32c;
centrifugal, l-t(i2Jc; syrup, easier, 21i8-30c.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Nov., 12. WOOL Kentucky,
and fine grades. Quotations: Kentucky,
Indiana, etc. -blood. 24(fi25c; -blood. 24$
2Tc; braid, 22io23c. Territory and Idaho
Fine. 14tl5c; fine medium. Ii'ifl7c; medium,
lKfjl9c. Wyoming Fine. 14 015c; fine me
dium. 16frl7c; medium. 18t&19o. Utah and
Nevada Fine, 15'alOc; fine medium. 17$
17c. Dakota Fine. l!Vfjl6c; fine medium,
16til7c; medium. 19t(20o. Montana Fine
choice, 19i2oc; fine medium choice. 19(20c;
staple, 2CkJjlc: medium tine choice. 2ojt21c.
or. .LiUlib, rsov. n.-ivuui-yuiei,
steadv. Medium grades, combing and cloth
ing. 17T21c; light fine. I.rtl7c; heavy
fine. 12il4o; tub washed. 20a 3oc.
Coffee Market
NEW YORK. Nov. 12 COFFEE-Spot
Rio, steady; No. 7 Invoice, 6c. Mild,
firm. Futures opened steady at a partial
advance of 6 points, in sympathy with
rather better cables than expected and
moderate Interior Santos receipts. Trading
was quiet until near the close and price
were fairly well sustained. In the last half
hour, however, there was heavy realising
and the market waa finally unchanged to
5 pnlnta lower, with aale of 80,000 bags,
Inclurlinr November at 5. 40fi 5 6'V ; Decem
ber. 6.45tf!f5.60c: January, 8.50i6.65c: March,
6.75S6.9oc; May. 6.16&6.10e: July, .00tii.06c;
September, 6 20(rJ.SOc; October, 6.30(Jj6.3oc.
Oils and Roala.
SAVANNAH, Nov. II. TURPENTINE
Steady, 66c.
ROSIN Firm: A. B. C. D. $2.05; E. $210;
F. $2.26; O. $2 30; H. $2.85: I- 22 70; K, $2 80;
M. $2.90: N, $3 10; W o. 3.ai; w vv, 3 .60.
OIL CITY, Nov. 12. OIL Credit balances.
r 77; certificates, no bid. Shipments. o.a
bis.; average, 86.524 bbls.; runs, 89 270 bbls.;
a vet-Here, 6h,846 bbla. Shipments, Lima, tz,
661 bbls.; average, 70,652 bbls.; runs, Lima,
61,938 bbls.; average, 62,669 bbla. v
Whisky Market.
PEORIA. Nov. 12. WHISKY Steady on
bai of finished goods, $1.23.
ST. IXl'IS. Nov. 12.-WHISKY-Steady,
$1.31.
CHICAGO. Nov. 12. WHI8KY-On basis
of high wines, steady, $1.25.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 12. WHISKY-PlsUl-lers'
finished goods, steady, on basis of
$1-26.
Dry (iooda Market.
NEW YORK, Not. 12. DRY GOODS
Buying haa been more or leas restricted
in the dry goods market, yet there la no
evidence of lack of m-llera. The wage re
duction at Fall River haa been discounted
and la expected to be followed by like re
ductions In other quarters.
Watch for the mis-spelled words-they're
coming. v
L. F. Huss
Wolf ft Murnan
Sam Werthelmer....
Morton ft Gregson..
McCurdy ft Co
Mike Hogarty
Other buyers
Totals
45
83
63
103
197
37
113
102
13
117
113
"96
243
679
1.030
996
2,260
Total receipts. 161
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
wi 01 neau luuicaiea;
, Cattle.
Omaha Tacking Co.... $01
Bwirt anu company. .1,000
Cudahy Packing Co... 65S
Omaha Pg. Co., K. C.729
Armour ft Co., B i C.
Vanant-& Co 1.
Carey ft Benton
Iiobraan ft Co
W. I. Stephen
Lewis ft Underwood..
Livingstone & Shaller.
it. f. Hamilton
459
llouts-Ti.ere were r.ot as many hogs here
tot.ay as arilv.tl yesterday and the maraet
opened a kh.de stronger. Salesmen, how
ever, oniy Had time to dispose of a few
loutln that way before less favorable re
ports came Irom Chicago and packers then
lowered their Uitls. '1 lie market kept get
ting wurte as the morning advanced and
cloned a nickel lower than the opening,
or a shade lower than yesterday's mar
ket. Trading was not active at any time.
but still all the early arrivals were dls-
fn, til in mwu nt-aMin. jk I1UUII lliriiti
were still spme trains back. Heavy weights!
sold all the way from $4.50 to $4.62. me
dium weights went large.lv around $4.65 and
lights sold as high as 4.85. Representative
sales:
Av. Sh. Pr. No. At. Sh. FT.
....MS 160 I M If, 17 ltO I !!(
...36 ... 4 60 IS MS 120 4 2'i
...Si 40 4 50 f0 770 HO 4 124,
...Jl 40 4 f.r. Id 21)4 10 4 ;i,
. ...VJ'1 40 IK. 6 310 ... 41214,
...11.1 ... 4 FS SI Ill 40 4 C2Vi
...241 40 lli 4 SO MO 4 V4,
...121 JfiO 4 f6 12 8" 120 4 I2V4
...if, 10 4 10 (1 2H9 120 4 l2Va
...174 HO 4 10 It MO ... lilt,
...202 120 4 10 67 21 140 4 2vt
...291 10 4 0 67 (70 10 4 IS
...300 120 4 M 63 21 ... 4 !i
...Ml 120 4 0 61 271 Kl tlS
...311 NO 4 10 71 2fit S20 4 6
...2X7 10 4 CO 61 t7 40 4 5
...270 ... 4 80 61 2 ... 4 16
...27 40 4 0 17 iftl 40 4 15
...2HI SO 4 10 13 2 200 4 16
...S46 ... 4 i t 2 10 4 6
...303 40 4 0 41 134 40 4 7v,
...310 ... 40 17 2f6 120 4 70
...301 M IK1 0 ID 00 4 724
...273 140 4 0 71 ..211 ... 4 U
.28 40 4 KM
$i.oo6a.oo.
7.J74
..4,879 ' 6,700 8.899
CATTLE There was not an excessive run
of cattle here this morning, but aa prices
at this point are claimed by packers to be
out of 'Ine with other markets buyers were
Inclined to be bearish and as a result trad
ing waa rather slow. As compared with
yesterday, though, the change in prices
was not at all radical.
There were several more car of com fed
steers on sale and while some sales looked
about steady with yesterday the gen erf
market was slow and a little lower. The
market, in ract has been going downward
all the week and va'ues are now right
around 163Sc lower than they were a
week ago. Something strictly fancy like
the $5.30 cattle that sold late yesterday are
perhaps not quite that much off. Cattle
of that kind, however, are so scarce that
It Is hard to tell what the market on
them Is.
The cow trade wns also slow this morn
ing with prices steady to a little lower than
yesterday. There were close to 80 earn In
cluded In the receipts and as the market
was s'ow It waa late before a clearance
was made. Aa compared with the close of
last week prices are now fully ss low, the
advance of the first of the week having
beer. lost.
Bulls were a little lower this morning.
Gross bulls are pelllns- around tl.ROrjfl 90 and
corn feds go from $2.00 to $2.60 with an
occasional choice bull ss high as $3.00. Vea!
calves held about steady.
The downward course In the price of
feeders continued today'and trading was
slow. 3tie market could best be described
bv calling It slow and weak or lOffflSc lower
than !sst week. Heavy cattle seem to have
suffered the greatest decline, as the de
mand in now largely for yearlings.,
The western grass beef steers that had
any kll. to them sold readily at steadv
prlcea. The Inferior graden, though, uch
an are neither good feeders or good killer
were slow. As compared with last week
there does not seem to have been much
change In the prices of western ranger.
Grass cows were slow today nnd steady
to a nhnde lower and stockers and feeder
were dull and wnk. Renrenentatlvo sales:
BEEF STEERS
Ka.
...
II...
17...
34...
11...
31...,
1..
I..
1..
It..
AT.
.... 174
....117
.... H7
. ... fni
....1293
....1141
Pr.
3 56
4 36
4 41
4 th
4 75
4 T
No
87.'.'.'.'.'.'
Av.
...12:9
...1244
...12.1
. ..U7t
...1331
Pr.
4 85
4 CO
4 to
4 r,
4 W
No.
41...
4;t...,
21...
10...
21...
a.l...
64..
47...
62...
67...
0. ..
61...
67...
61...
61...
II...
tl...
3S...
21...
14...
45...
0...
II...
S3...
IX...
SHEEP There was a moderate run of
sheep and lambs here this morning and as
the demand from all sources waa In good
shape the general market ruled active and
fully steady on all grades.
The supply of killers has been rather
short In spite of the liberal receipts. Owing
to the fact that packers have had large
orders to fill the tendency of prices has
been upward all the week and prices tndav
are right around 25c higher than those In
force at the close of last week. Common
kinds of course may not have advanced
quite that much.
Feeders have been selling to good ad
vantage the last two days. On Tuesday
the heavy run caused quite a slump in
prices, but yesterday and today the loss of
the first part of the week haa been prac
tically regained and there Is now very
little change In prices from ttjose paid a
week ago.
Quotations for grass stock: Choice west
ern lambs, $4.50ftM.7fi: fair to good lambs,
M25i4.60; choice yearlings. $3 4003 66; fair
to good yearlings, $3.16gi3.40; choice weth
ers, $3.25S'3.40; fair to good wethers, $3,000
3.25; good to choice ewes, $2.5092.75; fair to
rood ewes, $3.26(g'2.60; choice feeder Iambs
3.904.10; fair to good feeder lambs $3.26
8.76; baby lambs. $2.6O3.00: feeder year
ling, $3.103.30; feeder wethers, $3.0nsT3.25;
feeder ewes, Vi.wwi.zb; culls.
Representative sales:
No.
16 Wyoming cull ewea... .......
68 Wyoming cull lambs
84 Wyoming cull lambs
223 Wyoming feeder lambs.. t...,
24 Wyoming feeder lamba......
122 Wyoming yearlings ,
47 Wyoming yearlings
63J Wyoming feeder lamba
2(9 Wyoming feeder ewea
343 Wyoming feeder ewes
699 Wyoming feeder ewes..
62 Wyoming ewes
82 Wyoming ewes
163 Wyoming cull lamba ,
176 Colorado ewes
656 Wyoming ewes
134 Wyoming ewes
133 Wyoming ewes
108 Wyoming ewes
116 Wyoming feeder yearlings..
213 Wyoming feeder lambs
lh 1 oioraao yeaning
3t Wyoming feeder yearlings..
690 Wyoming feeder yearlings..
795 Wyoming feeder lambs
49 Wyoming feeder lambs
292 Wyoming feeder lambs
840 Wyoming feeder lambs
367 TJiyomlng feeder lambs
247 Wyoming feeder lambs
700 Wyoming feeder lambs
3-19 Wyoming feeder lambs
40 Wyoming feeder lambs
435 South Dakota feeder lambs..
3T4 South Dakota feeder lambs..
123 South Dakota feeder lambs..
6f8 Wyoming lambs
798 Wvomlng iambs
356 Wyoming feeder ewes
432 Wyoming feeder ewes
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, MARKET.
Pair Receipts of Stork, with Markets
Steady to Strong-.
CHICAGO. Nov. 12. CATTLE Recelpta,
11.000 head, Including 400 head of Texana
and 600 head of weaterns. The market waa
steadv to strong. Good to prime steers,
$6.OO4i'5.70; poor to medium. $3.264.7R: stock
ers and reedern. $1.76tii4.25; cowa. $1.60t(j4uO;
heifers. $2.0016. 00; ennners, $I.60S.4A; bulls,
$1.75fo4.26: calves. $2.0tr7.60; Texas fed steers,
$2.7513 65; western steers, $3.0004.60.
HOGS Receipt today. H.OnO head; esti
mated tomorrow. 15.000. The market opened
steadv and closed lflc lower. Mixed and
butchers. tl.60'if5.00: good to choice heavy.
$4.66f6.M): tough heavy. 4 ?Oir4.60; light, $4.46
4)5.00: bulk or sales, H.mi'in.w.
SHEEP Receipts. 18 oot) head. The mar-
kct for sheep and lotrb wis strong. Good
to clioic wethers. 4W75W4.2S: fair to choice
mlvrd, J2.75raa.ifi: w"'em heep. Stf.eOTM on:
native lambs, 4.00(j5.75; western lambs, $4.00
(M5.15.
GOSSIP ON COMMISSION ROW
Potatoes Are Crowding Into the
Market Like People at Brook.
lyn Bridge. (
The crowds that gather at the western
end of the Brooklyn bridge every evening
are nothing to the crowd of potatoes that
are coming to Omaha every day to Increase
the population that la, the weight of tho
population. From Montana, Colorado,
Idaho and the Dakotas they are hurrying
here so as to arrive before the cold
weather and snows, which rr.eke It Im
possible for them to travel. While this
stocking up Is going on wholesale prices
rule at 75 to 86 cents. Ten cars were on
the Omaha tracks W'ednestlay, nnd this 1
aatd to be an average.
Two cars of New York apples have Just
arrived In bulk, having agreed to put them
selves to the inconvenience of traveling
without barrels from motives of charity
charity to the dealers. There Is a barrel
famine In the apple countries, anyhow.
These apples are designated for the wagon
trade. This la conducted from house to
house by men who get their fruit directly
from the cars. 1
Florida oranges and Spanish grapes ar,
In. The Malagas came In for business
two days ago. They are very reasonable
and will sell wholesale at from $5 to $6.60
per barrel of from forty to fifty pounds.
They are snugly packed In cork scraps
and are here for the winter.
The Florida are of the "Bright" family
and are starting in on their Jobbing career
atr$4 a box. They believe in advertising
and want to arrange with the orange eat
ers for an opening day a day when as
many oranges aa possible will bo opened
They are said to be sweeter thati the Mexi
cans and to have fewer seeds. California
Loranges are giving notice of early maturity.
Yesterday a car of them on their way e;ift
waa Inspected Tiers by their local op nt.
Some of them are a trifle green, but" tin
moneyed eastern market must have Hi"
California navels regardless. They will
not open up In Omaha at present.
At. Pr.
,78 1 00
, 68 1 15
,42 2 09
, 45 $00
,43 3 00
, 7 S 85
89 I SS
M 4 00
86 2 00
85 2 20
80 2 45
3 2 60
104 2 60
89 2 60
79 2 65
85 2 75
83 2 75
91 2 70
80 2 70
63 2 00
43 8 00
72 8 00
64 2 00
65 8 10
49 8 20
44 3 .15
46 8 25
46 3 35
60 t 60
67 8 80
,67 2 80
64 8 65
68 8 75
, 64 4 CO
, '64 4 00
63 4 00
61 4 25
61 4 60
, fi too
,87 8 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
1114 vl 73
COWS.
t 10
HEIFERS.
1 76 1.
t 16 I
fcSULl.B.
1 15 1
STOCK CALVES.
40 1 36 1
bt 1 60 II
310 3 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
144 3 16 1 146 I 15
MCdnAHKA.
40
. 610
114
.1110
,. 703
. 63
.(300
. 110
. 3114
I 10
I M
I 40
I IS
I ill
7 cows 1057
J feeder... 1110
feeders.. 1131
1 feeder... 1060
1 cow
loM)
... 9;io
... if
...1230
...1O40
... 940
...1113
...895
1 COW. .
2 cows.
1 cow..
4 cows.
2 cowa.
3 cowa.
2 cowa.
i cowa 8X8
69 cows 9o6
L heifer.... 740
1 steers....-870
14 steers.... 871
13 feeders.. 717
1 bull luio
1 cow ttiO
1 feeder... 610
1 feeder... 940
1 cow 900
1 cow 10
2 heifers... 795
2 06
2 75
2 95
2 95
1 90
1 90
1 90
1 90
2 10
2 10
2 10
1 90
2 20
2 35
2 25
2 50
3 20
2 0a
1 80
1 60
1 60
3 On
2 15
2 40
2 10
1 feeder... 930
U feeders.. 1137
1 feeder... 910
2 feeders.. 965
1 cow 91
.113
.' 9T0
.1200
. 9 SO
.1170
960
1 cow.
1 cow.
1 cow.
1 cow.
1 cow.
1 cow.
14 cows 9S2
2 steers.. ..1100
6 cows 914
11 cows 1335
3 steers.. ..1120
1 cow 1050
2 feeders.. 6:0
7 cows 1031
6 hetfitrs... 758
1 feeder... 70
8 cowa U -3
t cows 1041
1 cow 710
1 lelfer.... 790
WYOMING.
2 55 9 cows
S 40 1 heifer..
L. E. Balllnger Neb.
41 cowa 997 3 60 scows.,..
K. r. joaiin t-uiu.
24 cows 1010 2 85
tl. A BOlBpiecii ,tju.
7S rnwa 1039 2 40 23 cows lw)
1 19 2 mill'..
B. Porter Neb.
2 66 3 cows..
$15 14 cows..
1
H. irons Neo
4 cows.,
1 cow...
85
..1226
825
S 35
8 26
t 96
2 35
1 90
1 90
1 90
2 60
2 10
2 10
2 10
1 9)
2 85
2 35
2 10
3 35
2 65
2 26
2 40
2 10
2 35"
2 15
2 15
1 60
2 10
2 20
3 00
1006 8 00
8 bulla 151
J.
I feeders.. 870
8 feeders.. Pd
8 cows 784
C.
8 cowa 1015
1 cow 9(
1 cow 1060
t stera....li52
.1320
"l017
8 25
1 75
8 25
2 80
1 cow..
1 cow..
870
870
4 feeders.. 11.4
8 no
1 75
1 50
2 30
1 50
2 00
3 t
Kenrle ft Son Neb.
Ii,i7 m I atn-r 8?0
. 871 2 00 1 eow 410
. 760 1 61 I calf 115
. 920 J 1 cow' ...1010
J. H., McOlnley-Neb.
. li'2 J 3 1 ctlf 160 5 0)
W Xordlot coio.
38 feeders.. 1111 3 45 1 cow 1100
1 cow 1060 2 15 2 cows. M)
8 cows 114t 2 4
4 cowa.
8 cowa.
1 atM-r.
3 cowa.,
28 cowa.
$ 00
1 50
4 60
2 (V)
2 11
2 10
WILL NOT HURT OMAHA TAXES
Extra feoeion of Leglalatnre Could
Wot Alter Situation Here,
Saya Fleming-,
A special session of the legislature to re
construct the revenue law In case the su
preme court declares the measure uncon
stitutional will not affect Omaha's taxes
for the year 1904, according to Tax Com
missioner Fleming. He points out the fact
that by the time an extraordinary session
could be brought about, the city assessment
rolls would be complete and passed upon
by the Board of Review.
"I have decided to assens these railroads
In the same way that I have in the past, to
avoid exempting them," said Commissioner
Fleming.
Get out your old spelling book. It will
be useful after you see The Sunday Bee.
Will Meet In Omaha, "
The executive board of the Nebrnxki
Lumber Dealers' association met Tuesday
evening at the Millard hotel for the pur.
pone of fixing a date and place for the next
annual meeting of the association. The
dates decided upon were February 4, 6, 1904
at Omaha, with headquarters at the Mil
lard hotel. Those present with the board
of directors were President E. 8. Clark of
Gretna and Secretary Bird Crltchfteld of
Lincoln.
MU-spelled words next week.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Kansas City Lire Stt--k M-irket.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 12. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 9,000 head of native. 1.700 head of
Texann; calve. l.otiO head of native, 1 Ooo
head of Texan The market for c.TrP-fd
cattle and wintered weatern wan 15fi2"c
lower than Monday; for western cow, ac
tive and steady; for hanvv native neirer
nnd cow, dull; for stockers and feeders,
bnrely steady; for ti-iHr;tnt'ne. ntenlv.
Choice export end dre-fen rer n'er, n.i
1176.25; fair to good. $1.7.Mft4.50; ntnekern nnd
feedern. 2.0()f(j3.75: we-'ern fed s ee-. ;t V)
ifi4 25: Texas nnd In-'inn wteern. t2.0Pf'3 IV
Texe cows, 'in. 40ift 2.51'; nillve cow. ll.tO'fi
355; native heifers. $2.004i4.0O; earners.
$10062.15: bulla. $l.MXfi3.00; calves. $1.6tKii
6.00.
HOOS-Receipts, io.poo nein. i ne marFet
wa SOT' lower. Ton 45; nniK or naie.
$4.8W 85: heavy, $4.40rfr4.80: mixed pick'r.
$4 6?iAifi4 95: light. 4.7 ir4 81; yomer, li.oi
tfr4 87V,: nisrs. $4.75'fr4.8,-'H.
HHEEF-Hece in. t neno.
ket wan stronf Native lamb.
Inmb. $2.96ff6 13; Texas cllnred
$2.5"74.00; Texan clipped nt-een,
stockers and feeder. $2.003.50.
The tle.
$1.255 So;
varlnar,
$2.00'3.75;
t. Loots Live Stork Market.
8T. LOUIS. Nov. 12. CATTLE Receipt.
? noo head, Including 800 head of Texans.
The market wn active nnd stcttly to a
shade better Native shipping and exnort
steers $4 4oTS.25: dreed beef and butcher
steer' $4.0Vi6.OO: steers under 1 n1 lb..
$3 sii4 7S: stocker nnd feeders. $2 30rri 7R:
cows and heifer, tt 2V4 canner. 81 vii
7 00- bull. $2 0"i2.7R; calve. $t 00;
Texa nnd Inrtlsn teers. $22.:3.45; cow
and helfern $. 0nr? 70
HOGS Receipt. B.'ioo nean. 1 ne mar.-.
.... ,v ur.il lower. Plir nnd light 84.60
i3 50- packer.. 84. 45"(J4 86; butoliers and bet
8HEEP Recelnts, 700 hed. The market
wan strong nnd active Nstlve mti'ton.
rt.fwS.75; lnmbn. 4..ii -.: culls ana ducks,
$2.0U2 50; stockers, jz.at'tn.uo.
St. Joseph I.lve Stocli Market.
ST JOSEPH. Nov. 12 CATTLERn
cJnta . . 1.909 head. The market wan active
and steady to loc higher. Natl vea. $3.ii'i
6 25; cowa and helfera, $1.26i4.6u; stockers
and feeders. $2 6oj4.00.
HOGS Receipt. 6,61 head. Prlcea were
6U10c lower I.lghi. e4.6o4.6. medium nnd
heavy, $4 3WM.66.
SHEEP Receipts, Itt head. The market
wa ateady. Ntllve lamba, $5.50; wethers,
$3.75; ewea. $3.36 -
sloas City Ue Stork Market.
SrOL'X CITY, la.. Nov. 1!. -(Special Tele
cram.) CATTLE Recelpta. 4ii0 bead
tockera attong; klllera ateady; beevea. $3 .6
I 5)5.00; cowa, bulla and uilxea, ii.ftuj.w;
Deeds filed for record yesterday aa fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614 vh.
Farnam street:
Willis James Hoyt and wife to Chris
tian Kaelber, lot 9, block 18, 2.4 ad
dition to Bedford riace $ 1,601
John L. Soil, et at, to Emma E.
Knight, lota 1 and 2, block 8, Irving
ton 150
Ella W. Brown and huaband to John
1. Redlck, wH of lota and 10. block
191V.. city 80.001
Frank E. Best and wife to Patrick
and Annie Roche, lot 7, block 12,
Patrick's 2d addition 1.400
Peter I-aux and wife to Reglna
Flncke, lot 3, Burr Oak addition.... 1
Rachael McNabb to Daniel Heunel,
lot 3. block 9, Patterson Park ad
dition 1
Jacob G. Bohlebcr to Mary H. Harte,
undivided' of nVi of lot 2, block t,
Bowery Hill
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Margins.
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Beat Facllitlea. Liberal Advances.
Branch omre
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
We have ever 160 offlcea.
Referencea: 176 Stale and Nat I Banks.
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TH0S. M. WADDICK. Correspondent
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