TIIH OMAHA DAILY REE: Fill DAY, NOVEMBER 20, lf0.T
i
CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bulhah Sentiment Not So Strong in Wheat
Fit and Prices Are Unchanged.
PRICE OF CORN SOMEWHAT LOWER
Oat la Only (iraln Pkoirlaf Advance
la Price, llh Trotlalona Firmer
and Slia-ht Advance la
Rome Commodities.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19. The situation In the
northwest una less bulliah today and iti
consequent the. wheat market here showed
little strength. Dornfnbt r dosing unchanged.
December corn waa oft (, oat were, up
He, and January provision were from 6 to
7!,To higher. i
wheat ruled strong" early In the day nri
active support from a prominent operator
and Influenced Borne by higher cables, and
after opening a (hade lower to "4ft
higher, at TMiTVir, December advanced to
Tiiic. Northwestern traders seemed to have
wheat for aale and on the advance there
waa considerable realizing by local long,
and while there waa a. fair demand the
buying waa not suincient to prevent a loaa
of the early gain. December reacting to
"ftc. Shorts covered quite freely on the
decline and prices again advanced, but the
market showed little strength the latter
frt of the session. December cloaed un
changed at 79'',79l4)o-. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 307,500 bushels. Pri
mary recelpta were l,335,lu0 bushels, against
1.263.100 bushels a, ?ear ago. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported recelpta of
1.13 cara, against All care laat week and
J.ool cars a year ago.
Corn recelpta dropped oft materially in
pite of excellent weather for the move
ment, and this fact waa the chief factor In
supporting prices. There waa conalderahle
covering early in the day and the market
ruled atrong, but later on selling by pro
vision Intereala a wenker tone developed.
After selling between 42Ho and 427,r Decem
ber closed Ho lower at 42t.o. Local recelpta
were 84 cars, none of contract grade.
December oata were In fair demand from
aborts throughout the day, and with only
mall offerings the market ruled strong at
tlmea, but selling by local traders held
f rices down. Small recelpta and an Imp
rovement In shipping demand were bull
actors. December ranged between 34c
and Sba and closed Ve .higher, at
Local recelpta were IXl curs.
Provisions sold over a narrow range of
prlcea and the volume of trade was small
and mostly for local account. There was a
small advance at the atart on higher prlcea
at the yards, uid the better tone waa maintained-
throughout the day. January pork
closed '6c higher at $11. WV,. January lard
and rib were each 7c higher at tti.721 and
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: ' Wheat,
6 cars: corn, 120 cars; oata, 180 cars; hogs,
12.000 head. ,
The leading- futures ranged as follows:
Articles." Open. Hlgh. Low. Ctose.l Yes'y.
IWheat,
tDec. ,,
May '
July I
Corn-.'
Dec,' r
May ,
July
Dad- '
1 eci
May
Pork
Jan.
Ma
Lurd
Jan:.
May'-.
Klbs-i-,
Jani ;
May '
7979Vi 79 78 79u"79H 7979V4
78441 S 7Ki . 78 78i ThVirfi
J4 V ""A 4V 74H
42SW - 4'-, 42 42 42H
' ::J . '41 41 42
42 .; A 41 41 41Vtf42
84 ' 3T,Vg ' 34 34 34
35V4-tf 35 6H
11 62 11 55 11 60 11 62 11 47
11 Co 11 70 n 6 11 7H 11 W
'6 67 6 72 3V 6 72 6 65
6 67i 6 72V 6 6: 6 72 62
6 12 17 6 10 17 6 10
8 26 6 25 620 25 620
tNew.; M
fash quotations" were as follows:- .
FLOCK -Firm! wlnteft patents, ' $4 00n
4 hp struluhts 13.70tfi4.10: soring patents.
4fN.3t'; straights, $3.00433.80; bakers, $2.60
WHEAT-No. 3, 78fi81c; No. 2 red, 828
3c.
CORN No. 2, 42c; No. 2 yellow, 44fi46c.
OAT-No. 2, 3Nc; No. 3 white, 344l3c
RYE No. 2, 53ffl54c.
BARLEY Good reeding, 3638c; fair to
Choice malting, 4648c.
SEEDS No. I flax, 4c; No. 1 northwest
ern, ft 00; prime timothy, $2.16; clover, con
tract grade, $10.60. .
i-VVTSinNMS!-iorlf. ner phi.. $11.37"
ril.lO. t-ard. ner 100 lbs.. $ .87g6.90. Bhort
ribs aides (loose). $6.764j7.25: short clear
Bides Abpxed), $6.504j.62.
T Heoe ntaT Bhlnmonts.
Flourv bhls 34.100 2.9
Wheat, bu.,,.., 2S6.100 . . , S2.400
tTorn, rig.., r..,.i.w.s"i jm.nw
Oats, btt.v;. ..i.,..vl85.SoO . - 20Mi
Jive, bu .E"0 2.300
Barley, bu;... .&oo 42 K0
On the Produce exchange today the but
ler market was firms creameries. 15i&22c;
dairies, 14?Me. EvK firm at nVtrk; eases
Included, 2u ito.C'heese steady at ltXiloo.
HEW YORK 019MURAI, MAKKIfiT.
tnotatlona
of the Day oa
Varloas
Comanodltlea. ,
NEW YORK, Nov. 19. FLOUR-Recelpts,
20,023 bbls. exports, 0,9!S this. The mar
ket was steady but quieter; winter patents,
t4.O0Q4.36; winter strulghta, $3.li6a4 0u; Min
nesota patents, $4.6kut.i'0; winter straights,
$3.oo4i3.3o; Minnesota bskers, $3.70ti3.85;
winter low grades, $2Soti3.1A. Bye flour,
quiet; fair to good, $3.2ttt3.40; choice to
fancy, $:).4M(3.o0. Buckwheat flour, easy
t $2.2fi'((2.3u.
COHNA1EAL Steady; yellow western,
$1.01; cltv, $1; kiln dried, $3 (MVU3.05.
RYE Nominal; No. western, 63c, nomi
nal, afloat.
BARLEY Quiet; feeding, 39c, c 1. f., Buf
falo. WHEAT Receipts, 104.400 bu.; exports.
10.910 bu. The market for spot was dull;
No. 1 red, Ktic elevator; No. 2 red, K7Sc f.
o. b., afloat; No.- 1 , hard Manitoba, nomi
nal, f. o. b., afloat. December wheat
peneu nrm anu nigner on runner at-
mands from shorts, but later gave way
with western markets. ' following larger
northwestern recelpta, a poor export de
mand, and stop Iomh selling. The close
showed hiC net decline; May, ,t07vfS3c,
closed at 83c; July, 7'.i& 7c, closed at
7c; December, 8o(JS7V!)C, . closed at e7c.
CORN Receipts, UB.fcO bu. ; exports.
2.730 bu. The market tor spot was steady;
No. 2, 60c elevator .and 60c f. o. b-.
afloat: No. 2 yellow. 6?r: NV 3 whlre.
6oc. Option market opened steady with
wheat, but quickly weakened under bear
preeaura and the fine weather news. Alter
a sharp rally on covering It again eased
off with wheat, and closed net unchanged;
May, 47j4Mi,c, closed at 47c; December,
4K-'V'u.c. closed tc.
OATS Receipts. 142.000 bu.', exports, 870
bu. The inarkrt far spot was steady; No.
2 41c; standard white, 42V: No. t, 404c;
No. 2 white. c; Nu- $ white, 43c; track
White, 42'U46C.
HAY Wiilet; shipping, 601 75c; good to
choice.. tkV(t2e.
HOPS Steady ; state, common to choice
1903, 2-t32c; 1:hi2, 2i'a2.".c; olds, 912c;
Pa
cine coast, luoi 1211 isc
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 20&25 lbs.
California.' 21U2S lbs., lUc; Texas dry,
isc:
24'
80 ins., nr.
LEATHER Steady ; aclJ, '625c.
PF "V IS IONS Beef. steady; family,
$10 00111.00; mesa, $ti.0otll5o; beef hams,
XJI Jf.VCI H. 40' lm-K"t. CVUHMUUU. VitV DAW
Indian mesa, $15.0irl7.M). Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, $t ue'14 10."V; pickled shoul
ders. $i.00: pickled hams, $10.5041 11.00.
Lard, quiet; western steamed. $7.40; refined,
steady: continent. 17 lit: South Amarlea.
$S 36; compound. $6 5tti.7n.- Pork, steady;
fnmtlv $18.00; short clear. $13.25'u 15.00; mesa,
$13 ft mi 13.76.
ltlCE Steady: domestic, fair to extra,
efottc: Jitniin. nomliiHl.
TALLOW Quiet; city. 4c; country. 4
Wc -
BUTTER Receipts,
creamery. lSfM23c.
1.400 pkgs.; quiet;
CHEESE Receipts. 7.700; unsettled
EUGS Hetelpts, $.100 pkgs.; western, 25
. ,
POULTRY Steady; . fowls, llU12c; tur
keys, llfcla. ...'.
Kansas City ;rala anil Provisions.
KANSAS CJTY, Nv. IS. WHEAT Da
cemlier. $7c; Mv. fi;,c: cah No t hard
r-"(nji. no. 3, mivp"'; mi. 4 6"js.i-: re-
Je-..jBsuKi ko. 4 rsd, ilo; No. ,
CORN December. 36HtTWc: Mav. 6'i9
9c; cash N . 2 mlxe 1. 3Vi-; No. 2 white,
SV; No. 3, 3.
OATS-.No. 2 white, 36ft 38c; No. 2 mixed.
3ri.V,'.
BUTTFR-Cre-imery. 192oc; dairy
fancy. 18.'.
!!! f i-i-n; Mlnsourl and Kansaa. cases
returned, 26o dot ; new No. 2 whltewood
caxes Inrluiled, '4tc.
H A Y Choice timothy, $9.60'; choice prulrie,
an jo"s au.
KYKtKo. i, 4c.
Recelnts.Ehipments.
....P 164 (i0
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu. ...,..'.,....
Oats, hi.
.... 19 2f0
ll.ooO
lS.ono
12.000
Dalath iirala Market.
DI'LITH. Nov !. WHEAT Oil trsek.
No. 1 tiorthern, 8'c; No. ! northern. 7c;
!'. -iso: to arrive in Novemler, No. 1
li.'rt-n. ixksc: May. 'ffc.
OATS-rTo arrjv. .j3c: on track, 33c.
Mtaaeaitolts Uartt, Fleur aad Brag,
MINNEAPOLIS Nov. 19 VW H EAT ?.
IjTkTgc; Iy, Ti4 tr7:o; ua travk, Nu, 1
hM, K2'4c; No. 1 northern, 81' ic; No. 1
tuM'thern, 7c; No. 3 northern, 7:i'ff76o.
FUHH First patents $1 8f'(i4.7:; second
patents, $4 5Mil.; first clears. $3.3f4j8 40;
second clear. $2.404j2 BO.
VHJ.BO.
.13.25.
BKAN-ln bulk,
OMAHA WIIOLKAI.E MARKET.
Coadltlss) f Trade an Qaotatlena oa
Staple ana Fancy froaaea.
EOOS Fresh stock, 24o.
L'.VB POL'I.THY Hens, 7c; spring
chickens, Hc; roosters, according to
age, 4Ho; turkeys, 16c. ducka. 9c; geese,
7'asc. Dressed stuck about 2c per lo. higtier
than live stock.
HUl iKH-i-acking stock. 13V4c; choice to
fancy dairy. In tuba, li.'ulSc; separator, 22o.
FKK8H FISH Trout, H)c; pick
erel, ?c; pike, 9c; perch. 6c: buttalo,
71sc; blueflsli, 15c; whltefish, c; salmon,
lie; haddocK, 10c; codnsh, 12c; redsnapper,
11c; lobsters, boiled, per lb., J0r; lobsters,
green, per Ib.,2-; bullheads. 11c: cattish,
14c; clack bass, hat, out, c: crappies,
Uc; herring, 6c; white bass. lc; bluednn, MX
OH'S ILhil-New Yora counU, per can,
43c, per gal., $2.00; eitra selects, per can
fcc, per ial., l.li. standard, per can, 27a.
per gai, $1.15
BHAN 1'er ton, $14 60.
HAY Prices quoted By Omaha Whola'
ale Dealera' association: Choice No. 1 up
land, $".6u; No. 2, $7.00; medium, $6.Ui;
coarse, $tl.00. llye straw, $6.60. These prices
are for hay of good color and Quality. De
mand fair and recelpta light.
CORN-44c.
OAT8-37C. '
KY1 No. 2. E0c.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Coloi ado. fcuu; Dakota,
bu., 70i7!c; native, 65'uioc.
SWEET POTATOES Home grown,
per
per
banket, sue; irgintnn, per a-oti. ooi
$3.00.
NAVY HEANb Per bu., $2.26.
CKLERY Smnll, per dos., &J6c largs
California, 454j76c.
ONIOjNS New home grown, dry, per lb.,
lc; Rpivhish, per crata. $1 60.
CABBAOE Wisconsin Holland. 1.
TURNIPS Canada Rutabagas, per lb.
lvc; wtilte, per bu., 60c.
CARROTS Per bu.. SV.
piftSNIPS Per bu.. 60o.
BEETB-Per bu., 60c.
FRUITS
PEARS Colorado and 'Utah Kellers, $1.75.
winter Nellls, $2.2.60.
APPLES Michigan stock. $3.15: Califor
nia Bellfiowers, per bex. $1.0J- New Tors,
Greenings and Baldwins, $3.26; eating vari
eties. $3.50.
GRAPES California Tokays, $1.76; New
York, -tr tt-lb. basket, 30c; "'my Oaiawbas,
22c; lnii-.rted Maiaras, wr rg, on!fl50.
CRANBERRI KH Jersey, per bbl.,
per box, $.1.00; Wisconsin Bell Bugle, $9.60.
QUINCES California, per box, $1.76.
TROPICAL FRUITB.
ORANGES Florida brlghta and russets,
all Hires $3.764.00.
LEMON a CBUiornia f incy, 800 to 360
sizes, $1.50;. choice 240 to 270 sizes, 004 26.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons. 80o;
Imported Smyrna, 1-crown, 14c; 6 crown,
16c; 7-crown, 18c.
COCOANUT8 Per sack, $4.00; per dor,
60c
DATES Persian, per box of 30 packages,
$2.00; ner lb., In 60-!b. boxes, c.
BANANAS Per medium ailed bunch, $2.06
62.60; Jumbo, $2.7503.26.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wtaconcln twins, full cream,
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13Vo;
block Swiss, loc; Wisconsin brick, Uc;
Wisconsin limbarger, 12o.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames. $3.50;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 3.6J.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
CIDER Per bbl., $5.76; per -bbl., $3 25.
POPCORN- Per lb., 2c; shelled, SW3o.
HORSE KADISH Per case of 2 dos.,
packed, KOc.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 shoft-ghell, par lb.,
15c; hard-shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 sort-shell,
per lb., 13c; No. hard-shell, per lb., 12c;
Brazils, per lb., UUc: filberts, per lb ,
HillSc; almonds., soft-shell, per lb., 16c;
hard-shell, per lb., 13c; pecans, Urge, pr
lb., loiy.llc; small, per II)., 9liic; peanuts,
per lb., 6 Vic; roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c;
Chill walnuts. 12(jii:ic; large hickory nuts,
per bu., $1.75; shell-barks, per bu., $l.763
2.00; black walnuts, per bu., $125; eaatern
chestnuts, per id, 14c.
HIDKS-No, 1 green. 6c: No. 2 re(m,
5c; No 1 salted, 7c;
c; jno i saitea, ic; io. z sattea c
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. Re; No. i veai
calf, 12 to 16 lbs., 6o; dry salted hides, 8
12c; sheep pelts, 25B.76c; horse bides, $i.6CHJ
2.50.
no. z salted, 6c;
sr.
Irfnls
Orala and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Nov! 19. -WHEAT Steady;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, nominal;'. Decem
ber. 87c; May, 88c; track, fcWc; No. 2
bard. 7(?i7no.
CORN Higher; No. t cash, 41c; Decem
ber, 41c: May, 40He; track. 4242c-
OAT8 Higher; No. 2 cash, 3lic; May,
36o; track, 87c; No. 2 white, 40c,
' SEED Timothy, steady. $2.25i,2.S5prIme
worth more. --,
CORNMEAL-Sttttdy. T$2.3rr,VT.,' V
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track; 746T7c.
HAY Firm: timothy. $7.50913.50: prairie.
$6.tJ10.5e.- r
IKON COTTON TIES $1.0o.
BAGGING StlfiHo.
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork, nominal: lobbing.
$11.96. Lard, nominal, $6.72. Bacon, easy;
boxed extra, shorts. $$S.12; clear ribs,
$8.37; short clear, $8.62.
POULTRY Slow, weak: chickens. 7c:
springs. 7c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, loc;
geese. Re. ,
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 18523c;
dairy. 13j'18c.
EGGS Higher,' 25c, loss 'off.
Receipts. Shipments.
f iour. Dtns...., tt.iou
Wheat, bu ......78.000
Corn, bu.v 28.000
Oats, bu 70,000
15 000
Sl.Oirl
21.000
32,000
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralta.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19 EVAPORATED
APPLES The market continues easy. Com
mon are quoted at 4'yjc, prime at 6a&c,
and fancv at 7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are quiet In the local market, with prices
held at about the form level. Quotations
range from. 2 to 7o for all grades. Aorl-
rota rule quiet. Choice are quoted at 9i9
9c, extra choice at 1010c, and fancy at
HC12c. Peaches are generally dull and
featurelesa. Choice are Held at 7Slvc.
extra choice at 78c, and fancy at 93
luc. .
Philadelphia Prodnce Market.
PHILADELPHIA.' Nov. 19. BUTTER
Firm good demand; extra wvstern creum
erv. Be; nearby prints,' !4c.
EOOS Firm. 2 cents higher; fresh
nearhv, 32". loss off; weBtern. Sic; south
western. '9-&80CI southern,) 27280.
CHEESE-Oulet. but eady. New York
full creams fancv. llj12c; choice, 11 c;
fair to good, 10ill"4c. ,
Milvraokee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 19 WHEAT-Weak:
No. 1 northern, Sl0SOc; No. 2 northern,
M'i80c; May. 7S'4c asked.
RYE Firm: No. 1. f,6ifie.
BAR1 EY Dull: No. 2 t&o; sample, 41(0.
CO HN November, 43c; , May, . 41v4j42c
asked.
N Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, Nov, 19 SEEDS Clover, cash,
$S56; lecemler, $157; January. $ti.t!;
Fel)runry. $i 67
; March, $6.72. Prime al-
slke, $G.Gc. l'rime
tlmothy. $1.32.
l'eorla Grain Market.
PEORIA, Nov. 19. CORN Higher; No. 3,
42o; No. 4, 41c; new No. 4. S7c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19 METALS Tin'
was a little lower in ixnion, spot ueenn
Ing 2s6d to 116 los. while futures were
6s lower at 117 It. Locally tin was a
little higher on the Inside prices, closing
at $J5 -"'!iiG0. Copper was a little lower
ei, dc!iT!nj In cdcrt absut Cd witli
spot' closing at 55 13s tkl. and futures at
oi 6s. Locally copper was lower; lake,
electrolytic and casting are all quoted at
$l$.76lil3.0O. Iead declined Is 3d In London,
closing at 11, but was unchanged locally
at $4.26. Spelter was quiet at $5 tiL'H In ths
lower market and waa unchanged at 20 log
In London. Iron closed at 4Ks tkl in Glas
gow and at 42a Td In Miidiestorough.
Locally Iron waa unchanged; No. 1 foundry
northern la quoted at $15 tKi 16 00; No. '$
foundry northern at $14.('ul5.uo; No. 1
foundry southern and No. I foundry south
er", soft st $13.6fil4.0.
ST. I Ol'IS, Nov. 19. METALS Lead,
dull, $4.00. Spelter, dull, $o.00.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19 COFFEE Spot,
steady. The market for futures opened
steady at unchanged prlcea. In keeping
with featureless foreign news, snd during
the greater part of the session ruled quiet
and practically uncharged. In the after
noon, however, the closing decline In Havre
caused slightly heavier offerings, and the
market lest a partial 6 points. The trad
ing wes largely In Ihs nature of switches
from December to the later months. In
cluding these, tha total salea were 6. 760
bags, as follows: December. M'sVVfiOe; Jan
usry, 6 fifths. ARC: March 80iV85c: April,
6.96c; Vv 6oii6.06c: July, 6 15c; Septem
ber. 6.M.Soc.
Oil aad Raala.
OIL CITY. Nov. l.-OIL-Credlt balances.
$1.77; certificates, no bid. Shipments. 82.800
bbls: average. 80 826 bbls; runs, 94.&J6 bbls;
average. 70.210 bbls. Shipments. Lima, 62,
9.'1 bbls. average. 69 6.12 bbls; runs, Lima,
68 464 bbls; average, 6.44 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 19 Tl 'RPENTINE
Firm, 60.; receipts 1,197 bbls; sales, 931
bbls.
i .S1N-Flrm: receipts 2.877 bbls; exports,
S750 bbls. A. H. C. D. $M5; E. 12 'J; F, $: :;
Q. $!4o; 11 ti.6: I. $2 To: K, $-' 20; M. $3.00.
N, $3 20; W G, $3.26; W. W. $3 90.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
United Btat6t Steel Conmaon 6yndiot6
Beliefod to Be Buyer of Preferred.
REPUBLIC STEEL PREFERRED ADVANCES
This la Ipsa Raraor that Haiders af
lalted States Steel Serarltles Ara
Becoming; Interested la I a
dependent Concerns.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Prlces In the stock
market showed a tendency to harden
slowly again today. The most active stocks
was ('nited States Steel preferred and the
late strength of that stock saved the mar
ket from any reaction caused by profit
tsking on the part of traders and made the
closing strong at top prices and quite ac
tive. There waa nothing In the news of
the day to account for the strength In
1'nlted States Steel preferred, but the
Identity of the brokers most largely con
cerned In the buying caused tha Inference
that they were acting for the preferred I
conversion syndicate. Reports circulated
during the day seemed to show that this
buying was Incident to the closing up of
the syndicate's operations preparatory to
Its dissolution. The second mortgage bonds
rose vigorously 2 points on this report,
the assumption being that the bond hold
ings of the syndicate hud been marketed.
The strength of the bonds seemed to be
unaffected by the report that a new syn
dicate would be formed to take over the
bond holdings of the present one and under
write them at 66, principally , with the pur
pose of disposing of them to the public
at a profit. Nothing official was forthcom
ing regarding the syndicate operations be
fore the market closed. United States pre
ferred may have been affected by the de
cision of the trunk line officials to con
sider the question of steel manufacturers
for a reduction on export steel freight
rates. It was intimated, however, that
the railroads were holding out for a re
duction on steel rails. Very discouraging
reports were In circulation regarding the
rate of earnings on the present output of
United States Steel and rumors were very
persistent of the entry of large Interests
In the old steel companies Into some of the
Independent corporations. The advance of
1 In Republic Steel preferred was a re
flection of these rumors. Light buying for
talned their conspicuous position of the
last fewe days In the market.
The retention of the present rate of dis
count of the Bank of England helped the
foreign markets and the advance In ex
change rates here Indicated that our pres
sure for gold was relaxed. The outgo to
the Interior from the sub-treasury was on
a moderate scale again and although New
York exchange at Chicago rose to a slight
premium $100,000 of the transfer were for
that point. Minor railroad stocks main
tained their conspicuous position position
of the last few days In the market.
The consummation of the seaboard set
tlement was a favoring Influence on this
class of stock, pointing to the possibility
of absorption and consolidation growing
out of the recent troubles and losses caused
by the extensive shrinkage In stock market
values. Minor railroad companies which
have a strategic value of position In the
making of rates even where their earning
rowr Is small, are considered to be des
tined for ultimate absorption by the larger
railroad systems.
The bond market was notably firm and
became decidedly more active. The total
sales, par value, were $4,184,000. United
States bonds were unchanged on the last
call.
Following are the closing quotations on
the New York Stock exchange:
Sales High. LOW. Close.
Atchison 20,400 66 6a 6
do ota tsw
Baltimore & Ohio..
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ...
.u.m
. 1.700
76'
7
7li
8
lis-
'29'
31
'l6
2b
163
"is"
71
12
63 .
20
167
239
19
' 66
46
76
87
119
la4
8
66 .
YZ""":l
! 4,640
. 2.SKJJ
1 2,350
. 900
. 600
"n)
30
3:"
'i5
27',
164
'wi
71
13
63
21
lo7
229
20
67
27
'67:
-.v,i g, nm
r-htr-nr, A. Alton
ti'cttS AUOn"
I rhicaio o'w
I So pfd...'..V.'. '.!!!!
nhlrsin '"fi" W '
16
27 v
Chlcaxo &. N. W
164
Chicago T. 4 Trans
' do Did
8
. 18
'1
13
63 .
21
16o
27
6i
' 49
160
i0
83
129V4
21
36
. 18
83
102
139
1H
68
17
36
37
117
66
82
20
114-.
66
41
75
68
24
69
64
60
45
13
81
130
C, C, C. at St. L...
Colotado Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Dela. & Hudson....
Dela.. L. c Wedt...
Denver & R. U
do pfd
Erie
.. 100
.. Ua
.. 200
.. 450
.. 100
.. 2t0
.. 300
.. 700
19,600
I do 1st pfd.........
do 2d pfd.
D.006
1,017
nrar Northern, rifd..
Hocking Valley 200 71 71
do pfd 83 83
Illinois Central ....... 1.4u0 1 12
iowa Central 100 iil 21
do pfd 100 37 8
K. C. Southern 100 18 18
do pfd 100 83 8
Louis. & Nash 2,000 ltr.', 101
Manhattan L . 1,900 13b 139
Met. St. Ry 115 114
Mlnne. & St. L 100 60 60
Missouri Pacific 11,110 9074 89
Missouri, K. &. T 1.700 17 17
do pfd 3,000 36-14 3
N. R. R. of M., pfd.. 100 37 37
N. Y. Central 3,200 118 117
Norfolk & Western... 896 66 6i
do pfd i
Ont. & Western 3,540 20 20
Pennsylvania 71,266 lis 113
P., C. C. & St. L
Reading 26,000 41 40
do 1st pfd 100 76 76
do 2d pfd 800 ' 68 67
Rock Island Co 10,350 24 23
do pfd 1.100 69 69
St. L. & s. r
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Bt, L. & S. W
do pfd
St. Paul
do Df d
Southern Pacific ....
Southern Railway ..
do pfd
Texas &. Pacific
Tol., St. L. A W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central..
do pfd
Adams Express
American
Vnlted States
43'
86
19
83
14
17
87
8,100
2,200
219
190
loO
196
19
l'J7
67
25
14
78
4
87
118
67
38
27
10
177
166
11
61
:o
68
87
11
. 71
26
94
V1
70
210
7
62
1
69
29
7U
77 'i
3
62'Z
84
129 191 191
Wells-Fargo
Amal. Copper 27,835 89
Amer. Car at Foun.... 4o0 19
do pfd 700 7
Amer. Linseed Oil
do pfd -
Amer. Iyoeomotlve.... 2,620 14
do pfd
Amer. Smelt. Refln. 4,9M 44
do pfd 380 87
Amer. Sugar Refln.... 8.400 119
Anaconda Mln. Co.... l.K'O 65
Prooklyn Rapid T 12,f9i 39
Colo. Fuel & Iron.... 410 29
Col. A Hock Coal
Consolidated Gas...... 882 177
Gen. Electric 3,300 157
International Paper
do pfd 200 62
International Pump
. do pfd
National B'scult Ji
National Lead ,
38
19
66
13
"
87
118
65
89
177
152
'
35
'26
94
27.
toil
"7
49
North American
Pacific Mail 0
People's Gas 3.000
Pressed Btefl Car...,. 15.565
'do pfd 110 .
h-uuman fai. car
Republic Steel 3.900
do pfd 2.000
Rubber Goods .-
do pfd 2o0
26
2HVt .
68
'is.
'69
29
J
36
11
63
84
Tenn. Coal 4c Iron.... 1,610
V. B. Leather SoO
do pfd 60
V. B. Rubber 100
do pfd Pl
U. 8. Steel 17.900
do pfd 11.761
Western I'nlon 200
Northern Securities
n
t
84
b
Total aalea for 4i day, 570,400 shares,
Forelga Flaaaclal.
LONDON, Nov. 19. Money was not abun
dant In the market today owing to tha In
fluence of the higher rate of New York ex
change and the absence of an advance In
the rate of discount of the Bank of Eng
land. Discounts were firm In view of the
coming issue of treasury bills. Bunlness on
the Stock exchange opened buovant being
animated In spots, but afterward became
quiet. .There was a good undertone, the
market being supported largely by bears
covering ana oy i a r is buying orders. Con
sols were In good request, at one time
reacning st ia-is tor money ana K for the
account. They subsequently reacted on
Droflt-taklng. Heme rails hardened. Amer
icans responded to the advance In New
Tora. out were inactive n1 closed quiet.
Canadians were strong. Kaffirs profession
ally were fairly animated on bear covering
The weekly statement of the Bank of Eng
land shows the following changes: Total
reserve, increase. tiHZ.uuu: circulation. rl.
crease, 310 000; bullion, drcresse. 177 6;
other securities, decrease. 488.000; other
deMUlts. decrease 1 378 000; public de
posits. Ircrease. 70S.CjO; notes reserve. In
crease, tl.vini; government sectiii'iea a
crease 13V. 000. The proportion of the Rank
of England s reserve to liability this week
Is 4H.92 per cent, ss romoared with 75 pe-C-i't
last week. Rulllon to the amount of
' 26,0u0 was withdrawn from the Bank of
.. 2,900 45 43
,. 200 13i 13
,. 500 32 31
,.25,230 138 137
,. ZOO ll,f 113 1.8
,.20.060 43 42 43
.. 6.076 18 18 18
,. 1,120 76 75 76
,. 1.500 23 23 23
,. 8.8.10 23 19 21
.. 8,860 3.1 - 81 88
..24.300 72 71 72
" 1,500 '19 'ii
..13,876 85 83
'17 '16
38 36
England " today for" slilpmcnfa lo Bouth t
America.
l'ARIS, Nov. 19. Prices on the bourse
today opened firm and business waa ani
mated. Later a reaction took place toward
heaviness and at the close stocks were
heavy throughout. The private rate of dis
count waa 2 15-1H per cent. Three per cent
rentea, 9f 12o for the account. Exchange
on London, 26f 18c for checka. The weekly
statement of the Bank of France shows the
following changea: Notes In circulation,
decreased ai.ooo.mvf : treasury accounts cur
rent. Increased ll.HTK.WSif ; gold In hand, In
creased 1.9io,00of; bills discounted, decreased
33,on0.m)f ; silver In hand. Increased 275.ooof.
BERLIN, Nov. 19. Prices on the bourse
today were firm.
Kew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19. MONEY On call,
strong at 6'4!i5 per cent; closing bid. 4
per cent; offered at 6 per cent; time loans,
slightly easier; sixty days and ninety days.
0 per cent: six months, 64i5 per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 6 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Vlrm, with ac
tual business In bunkers' bills at $4 .R39oif4.RI
for demand and $4.M)IOfM.8i20 for sixty-day
bills; posted rates, $4.61 and $4.84; com
mercial hills, $4.80.
SILVER Bar, 68c; Mexican dollars,
44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows: e
U. 8. rf. is, rf....106H L. A N. nl. 4s
do coupon 1M Manhattan e. . 4a. .1014
do 3a. res , .101 Mrs. Central 4a Tl
do coupon 107S do 1st Inc. 14
do nw 4a. raa lMtlMlnn. aV 8t. L. 4a... tl
do coupon 144 a
do old 4a, r....110
do new 4a coupon. .llu
af.. K. A T. 4a '
do 2a 7ft"
N. ft. ft. of M. e. 4s
N, Y. C. . IVa
N. J. C. s. 6" 130
No. Parian 4a 124
do la It
Nor. aa West. c. 4a.. It
O. 8. U 4a A par.... )1
Penn. eonv. IHa t
Raadlns sen. 4a (7
do (a, res.
do coupon
Atthtaoo g-n.
..l"lt
..101Sk
..100
.. MVa
.. :4
,,100V
.. ee
..in't
4s..
do adj. 4s...
Atlantic C. L.
Baltlroora St O.
do la
Central of Oa. 6a..
do 1st lne.t
rhsa. A Onto 4Ha.
Chlceso A A. ma.
C. 11. Q. a. 4a..
.. 4V.at,
U 1. M. r . .i)'r
U A V. fs. 4a. lit
KH 14 St.
51 Bt.. b. 8. W. la t
M Seaboard A. L. 4a... 7'4
C. II. St. P,
f 4a..l' Ho.
Pact Bo 4a
C. A N. W.
Ta....l3V4'SO
Rallwar it 11T14
C. ft. I. A P. 4a....
do col. 6a
71iTeaa
P. la
....tnvi
4a.. 70
....ioji
T., St. f,. A W.
Ore. A St. U g. 4a.
Chicago Tar. 4a 7
Con. Tobacco a fto
Colo. Bo. 4a 84
D at ft. O. 4a....,- M
Kria prior lien 4a.... i
V'nlon Pacific 4a....
do conv. 4a
P. 8. Steel M a.
Wabash la
do deb. B
TV A 1. R. 4a.....
4
70
111
'
47
do Kenerai 4a s:e wia.
F. W. A D. C. ls..lOV,Colo,
Hocking Val. 4a....lut 1
Offered. 1
Central 4a ....
Fuel con. Ca
Boston Stockc tlaotatloas.
BOSTON, Nov. 19 -Call loans, 6
per
rent- time loans, btln ner cent.
Official
closing prices on stocks .and bonds:
Atchtaon 4s
Mex. Central 4a..
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Boston A Albany
9 Allouee
. 4
. W
It
.446
. 15
. 44
. 74
. 7V4
. 6
. 7
.
.17
,. ia
. to
t
.. M
,. t
..
,.
.. IV,
,. 7
.. 4
. 69 Amalgamated
. U' Bingham
. M Cal, A Hecla....
.in Centennial
.171 I Copper Hange ....
lloaton A Maine
Boston Elevated.
N. Y., N. H. A
140 IDominlon Coal ..
H..195 Frankln
....13SH Isle Rojral
.... 72 Mohavk
.... 4 Old Dominion ....
...;11lla Osceola
....120 parrot
....IffiH Qulncr
.... iVa Aanta Fe Copper.
... .155 ,Tamarack .,.
.... in Trlnlljr
.... 7 - United States ....
.... VI . Utah
1144 Victoria
.... (2 Winona
Kltchburg pfd ...
Union Pacific ....
Mex. Central ....
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T...
Dom. 1. A 8
General Electrlo
Mass. Electrio ..
do pfd
Vnlted Fruit ....
V. 8. Steel
do pfd -
Weatlng. common
Adventure
Asked.
7 .Wolverine
London
LONDON, Nov.
gtocU Market.
19. Closing:
Conaola,
mnner... M 11-14 N. T. Central
..ltl
.. 6
.. s
.. 81
t
..
.. 21
.. M .
.. M
.. 18'4
.. T7Va
.. 44
.. 74 V,
.. n
.. n
.. 63
.. M
.. MH
do. account
Anaconda
Atchtaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
Chee. A Ohio
8
Norfolk A Weat.
.. SH
.. 7V
.. i
do pfd
Ontario A Weat..
Pennsylvania ....
Hand Mines
..m
IReadlng
do. 1st pra
do Id pfd
So. Railway
, ds fd -.
Chicago Ot. West.
.. le
C, M. A
St.
P 141
DeBeers
tt. A R. O
do pfd
trie
do let pfd...
do id pfd...
Illinois Central
MVa'Bo. Pacific ...
Lnlon Paclfio
.
. '
. 604
.134
.106
da pfd ...
C. 8. Bteel..
do pfd ...
Wabash
fouia. as Nub
M., K. A T...
do pfd ...
11"
BAR SILVER Steady at 27d per ounce.
MONEY 3ig3 per cent; the rate of dis
count In tha open market for short bills Is
44 1-16 per cent; the rata of .discount In
the open market for. .three months' bills Is
4 per cent.
GOLD Bar, 77s llfd; American eagles,
76s 6d. i to'-."
' ;Kw Vorlt, Mls4)aslniBotatons, '. .
' NEW YORK.-NOV. M,wTha following are
the closing quotations., (on mining giocgs:
Adama Con
10
1
Ontario,..
.too
.us
. '
. T
. 11
. It
. 16
too
Alice
Breece
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver ......
Leadvllle Cob ...
Little Chief
Offered.
'T-mr
sptoanlx"
Potosl
.. 8
.. to
..100
..186
.. a
..
jsterra Nevada
nmni nupea
eusdard
Bank C'learlngre.
OMAHA, Nov. 19. Bank clearings for to
day, $1,?92,661.91, an increase of $161,219.16
over the corresponding day last, year.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Nov; ' 19. COTTON The
market opened Arm at an advance of 611
points, and following the advance a gain
of another point caused by room trading
and the condition In UverPool, which at
the opening was better 'than -expected.
Then it was observed that the big bull lead
ers were not supporting as aggressively as
expected and a little luter the bears made
a drive at the market, which In connection
with heavy realizing caused a net loss of
two and four points. Prices In the middle
of the afternoon showed a net gain of
eighteen and twenty-five point" on the
active months, and room sentiment seemed
bullish. Just before the close there was
again heavy realising' by the scalping con
tingent and the market eased off, closing
net six and thirteen points higher. Sales
were estimated at 600,000 bales. Beginning
with an easy estimate of 620.000 bales for
the dav's ports, ideas- were later reduced
to the 63.000 bale fl"ure, apd the actual re.
reipts turned out still less than that, though
well above last year's figures. Exports
were fair. A feature of the afternoo.. mar
ket wbh a aula of 8.000 bales of November
In one block at nine points below tne De
cember nuotntlon. Private advices re
eel veil from Texas Indicated that the cold
Wave had done considerable damage anil It
seems the traders still expect a bullish
statement from the government In the
earlv part of next month.
.NEW OKL.fcJAIS. XNOV. I9.-CU1 11)3-
Ouiet and easv. sales. 3.405 bales. Ordinary,
8Uc: eood ordlnnrv. 9 .-16c: good middling.
10 7-10c: a-ood middling, llo: middling fair.
11C Receipts. 16,872 bales: stock. 252.650
bales. Futures were steady. November,
10.Sc bid; January, 10.9Win.99ej February.
M.ti;'c.(li.oc: Marcn. 11 son n.ioc. Arrs. ii.-jj
11.26c: Mv. ll.80ifjll.31c;' June. ll.3Sj311.3uc;
Julv. 11 9!li11 41c.
BT. LOl 13. Nov. is. t in i iiT r trm ana
unchanged. Mlddl'ng, Up. 8 lies, 67 bales
receipts. 100 bales; shipments, 66 bales
lock 1 W bales.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 19. COTTON Spot,
moderate business done and prices ten
points lower. Amrlcn middling fair, 6.21;
good middling. 6 08c; middling. 61; low mid-
il'r.? "l3' Jf-l firnin.rv n w nrnmsry
5.64d. The sales of the day were 6.000 bales,
of which 500 were for speculation and ex-
nort and Included 8.8o0 American. Receipts,
$.2011 bales, all American. Futures opened
eier ont closed verv stenov. American
middling. Tfic; Novevbr. 6Sff4d: No-
v.mlier-reoenPer. o.iri ueoemner.
Jartuiry. 5 85d JintiTV-Februarv. 5.84.1;
Vehniorv-Marcb 6f 5.84d: M-irch-Aprll.
R 83i 6.8 td: An-il-Mnv 6.8'td: Mny-Juna. 6.8?d:
June-July, .B2tp.twj. uiy-AUun, o.uw
62d.
Wool Merket.
BOSTON.
Nov. 19. WOOL Current' quo
tatkms on
domestic wools mav be sum
follows: Territory,- Idaho, fine.
S.v.
ved as
14gl5c: fine medium, 10Sil7c; medium. 18(f
19'-: Wyoming, tine, li'iisc: nne me.ltum
16ifil7c; medium. WAfISc; T'tah and Ne
vada, fine. 15i 16c: nne medium. l.17c:
medium, Wj-2oc: Dakota, fine. lfitT!6c; fine
medium, lV'lfVo; menium. iwn.-oc; Mon
tana, fine choice. ISWlJUc; staple, 20id21c
me-'lum choice. tfi21c.
ST. LOt'IS. Nov. 19 WOOI Nominal
medium aradea, combing and clothing, I7tff
tlUc; llsrht fine. 141TV-; heavy Ane, 12
14c; tub washed, witmc.
agar Market
NEW YORK. Nov. 19 SCO AR Raw
nomlnsl; fair reflnlng, 8c: centrifugal, 91
test. 3c; molasses sugar, Sc. Refined
quiet; crushed, 6 9c; powdered, 480c; gran
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. W.-ST'QAR-Qulet;
open kettle, centrlf usral. 3 6-PVtf
3 7-16c ; centrifugal whites, g ll-16t3e
yellows. 33Sc; seconds. 2.ib3c.
MOLASSES Unlet; open katlle, 31f3lc
syrup quint, lo-Tilnc.
Mblaky Market.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 19 WHISKT-Dls
tillers' finished goods steady on basis
$1 26.
PEORIA, Nov. I9-WHISKY-On the
bui-ls. of $1 TS for finished eoo.ls
ST LOC1S. Nov. 19 WHISKY Steady
at tl 81.
CHICAOO. Nov." 19-WIIISKT-Steady
on basis of blgh w ines, $1 23.
OMAHA' LIVE" STOCK 'MARKET
Cattle Becaipti Light and Fricei Hold
Btetd; to 8trong.
K0GS SOLO A GOOD NICKEL HIGHER
saall Sapply af hcea aad limbs am
Bala aad Killers Said ( lose to
Steady, with Feeders
Active aad Fir as.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 19.
Receipts were;
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday ....
Otnclnl Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday ..
6.44
0,739
19. 1 08
i 3.430
4.015
3.900
7.658
10,o94
6,200
9.2x1
I9,0oo
6,100
6.1.144
7l.fr
64,356
69.670
6.6-2
Four days this week....
Same days last week....
Same week before
Same three weeks ago.
Same four weeks agu...
Same cays last year
.17.339
.26.173
.24,934
.31,111
.82.060
30,11
21,318
17,271
17.6J0
13.000
81,241
...21,088
6...2I6
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE-
Iho following tabls shows tha receipts of
cauie, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date and comparisons with last
1902. Inc. Dec.
894,753 79,371 ....
l,M4,3i5 8,003
1.621,514 136,319 ....
Cattle 97
Hogs 1.96,3d3
Sheep 1.6o6,833
Averaas nrl raH .... i
for hogs at South
imana lor the last several das with com-
pn-i .Bona ;
Date. 1903. 11902. 11901. 1900. 11899. 11898. 1897.
Nov.
Nor.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
I..
2..
..
4 .
..
..
7..
8..
..
10..
11..
12..
13..
14..
15..
16..
M
t 73
4 il
4 Oil
4 04
4 04,
I 66
8 28
8 41
8 43
3 43
3 44
8 46
8 64
3 41
3 31
3 82
3 38
8 84
3 32
8 31
3 33
3 83
8 84
' 9!
e
4 60,
4 bo
8 4M
1 M
4 kov
6 61
8 4o
3 61
49,
I 61
t 82
4 02
e
401
4 02
4 73
71
4 6t
3 52
6 621
S 71
4 64
4 7f
I 66
411
i 68
4 67
4 71
.
3 62
8 47
3 47
3 43,
8 44,
3 41
3 86
6 6;
4 03
4 03!
4 03
4 81
4 67
4 62,
4 6JH
6 74
4 69
4 74,
6 36
25
I 72;
6 63
4 02
6 10!
4 84
4 64 21
91'
6 5
4 74 3 94
4 6
6 2S
I 81
6 68
6 67
6 6S
4 6'
3 9;
3 8
Nov.
Nov.
4 82
4 64
4 46
4 38.
4 90
$ 84
3 87
8 86
8 36
Nov. 17
6 41
6 81
4 82,
3 &
Nov. 18.
Nov. 17.
6 63 1
8 35
8 29
4 44
6 29
6 63 4 78,
Indicates Sunday.
The Official tinmhsr rtt aa nf
brought In today by each road waa:
w . Cattle.Uogs.Sh'p.H'r'a.
C.. M. &. St , P. Ry 3 16 1
Wabash i
Mo. Pac. Ry i
I'nion Paclne system m 17
11
'i
'i
C. & N. W. Ry 27
V.. E. & IS.- V. R. R... 28 10
HI. p., M. A O. Ry.. 6 6
tt M. Ry , 64 12
C. ki At Q. Ry 1 a
K. C. & St. J 1 i
R. I. A P.. east t
C., R. I. & P., west.... 2
lllnols Central 4 8
Chicago Great Western. .. 1
Total recelnta 147
98
19
The disposition of the dav's recelnta waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
uer oi neaa inaicaiea:
Cattle.
Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 441
41
Swift and Company. 860 1,008 17
Cudahy Packing Co 916 1.846 438
Armour & Co ... 760 1.307 1.338
Armour, Sioux City 1,938 ....
Vansant & Co...... 179
Carey & Benton 112 ..... ....
LiOtiman & Co 82
McCreary & Carey 117
W. I. Stephen 127 .... . ....
Hill & Huntxinger 11 .... ,
Lewis & Underwood...... 84 .... ' ....
Livingstone & Root 93
H. F. Hamilton 100
L. F. Husx 93
Wolf & Murnan 200
Hobblck & B 42
Bam Wertheimer 177
Lee Rothschild 11 ....
Morton it Oregson 4tJ8 ....
Mike Haggerty 4 '
Other buyers 498 6,083
Total ..4.797 6.656 6.8T7
CATTLE-Ther was another moderate
run ot cattle on sale this morning and tne
general market waa fully steady with, yes
terday. The demand iron) all sources
seemed to be quite liberal and as a result
everything at all desirable changed hands
In goad aeaaon tU steady ana in soma eases
at stronger prices.
Corn-led cattle were scarce this morning
and In fact there waa nothing on sale that
could be classed as good lo choice. The
few loads that old arr.ve had only been on
feed a short time and, the same as Usual,
that clas Waa hard to aell utid could be
auoted no more than steady with yesterday.
Packers do not seem to want the common
kinds and consequently they sell to poor
advantage.
There was considerable life to tne cow
tradu .his morning and the market could
safely be quoted steady to strong. Buyers
apparently started In with the Idea of buy
ing tr.eir supplies a uttie lower, out sales
men would not cut loose and buyers had to
raise their hands before they could get any
thing. All ' the early arrivals were sum
disposed of after trading once began. The
strength was most noticeable on the better
grades, though canners and cutters also
sold to fully a good advantage as they did
yesterday.
Bulls, veal calves and stags could be
quoted Just about steady with yesterday.
i nere was a urisa aemana tor me, petter
grades of stockera and feeders at good,
steady prices. There were not many of
that kind on sale and in fact not enough
to supply the demand. Common kinds
were not so brisk, but still they brought
fully as much as they did yesterday.
Western grass beef steers were In light
supply and commanded steady to strong
prices. The strength, though, was con
fined mostly to the better grades. Range
cows and stockers and feeders fluctuated,
as noted above. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. . Av. Pr. . No. A. Pr.
I KI 1M 1 12IM g K
IJ.. MS 8 75 41 1174 4 M
16 la 3 S 1 HI0 4
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
V.... 1IM 4)0
COWS. '
...... 711
190
...... M0
171
1130
S91
10U0
1440
1 71
1 76
1 71
I It
I ti
I S6
1....
...lr4
... 791
...1140
... tsa
... 941
...11(1
...lui
1 St
t tt
I ta
I 70
I 7t
I 10
I M
11....
1....
to....
....
4....
1....
,3Bl
JULLS.
I to
HEIFKR8.
1 76 7
BTAQS.
4 OS 10
717 t 16
..169
..1171
4 Ot
i M
.li'ttO
4 nr. 1.
996
STOCKERS AND FEEDER8.
10.
490 1 45 I.
tw 1 50
BOUTH DAKOTA.
3 cows lOid
I COW fHiO
4 25
2 cows.
...1360
...I00O
...1170
8 76
8 65
3 00
3 00
2 60
3 00
2 80
1 60
3 70
2 70
1 90
S 60
3 00
2 66
3 00
2 00
3 50
3 60
$ 80
3 00
3 25
1 60
3 00
3 20
3 75
AO
3 30
3 75
3 60
6 cows. ,
1 cow..
16 steers.. ..1128
4 steerH....l&6
1 cow..
.12X0
21 steers, ...1199
1 cow. ,....1000
1 COW IOL'0
1 bull 140
1 bull UJ0
1 bull 1180
1 steer 1O30
3 COWS lOL'S
1 cow...
S cows..
1 cow...
24 cows..
2 cows.
4 cows..
1 cow...
810
..1068
..12O0
.. 902
PIE
K!5
.. 910
.. 14.-0
t2 stsers.... 946
3 steers.... 86
17 freders..!!-!
1 steers. ...1117
1 steer 1-tjfl
18 steers.. ..1113
1 steer..
WYOMINO.
a 4A T .
1 feederT.'.'ilio
1 feeder... 9oo
3 65 25 feeders.. fsj 3 66
3 65 1 feeder... lifcO 3 o
j. navKison r Bon wen.
1 cow 1000 2 5 22 cws...,.l0S9 1 86
J. Connolly Neb.
4 steers.. ..Ilii6 3 ) 1 cow 700 ISO
3 cows 95 3 45 1 steer 9 3 So
14 feeders.. U62 8 35 Scows 1075 3 45
J. Holllngsworth Neb.
steers.. ..1100 3 00 1 bull H"0 J $"
17 feeders.. 1078 8 35 3 feeders.. 906 3 00
Andrew Jensen Neb.
28 feeders. .1112 8 25 15 feeders.. 797 3 30
23 cows 9t 3 65 7 heifers... 740 2 2
13 heifers... S 2 6 feeders.. 376 3 60
B. T. Oilman-Neb.
IT feeders. .1074 8 15 cows 10M no
1 cow 1080 3 00 1 bull 1330 1 60
6 oows cm) $ 40 1 cow 10.0 3 40
cows 1013 3 40
J. Veach Neb.
1 cow 790 3 36 1 bull.
.1030
,. 9S5
,.1170
.. 84
.. 875
. 740
,.1186
3 00
S 00
3 40
S 4-1
$ 40
1 00
SOO
S M
3 30
1 steer 8)0 $00 $ cows...
1 feeder... 830 3 86 1 cow....
1 feeder... 1M $ to 7 steers..
3 cows 900 3 00 $ cows...
1 feeder... 10 3 35 1 eow....
Scows 903 8 40 Scows...
O. R. Thelson Neb.
I steer 700 3 60 (cows..
,.1090
T stsers.... 867 3 60 66 feeders.
916
7 steers... .1048 8 36
William Ferdon Nb.
66 heifers... 6F.7 3 66 65 cows 890 3 60
George O. Wsre Neb.
rows K97 2 80
13 cows 933 $ 80
28 feeders.. 618 8 15
84 bulls 1210 1 80
10 cows (18
3 M
S 80
3 60
138 cows.. ..I09I
36 cows 942
J. K. Holllngsrorth-Neb.
4 feeders.. 3 60 Scows m
heifers... M 3 85 10 cows 88$
Badlshel Bros. Wyo.
IS cows 2 66
Diamond Cattl Co. Wyo.
Meows r8 3 85 47 steers. ...ll:t
44 steers. ...1139 3 60 I steers. ...1143
81 rows ol 3 00
J. Davis Wvo.
3 feeders. .1P6 3 06 1 feeder... 1210
3 50
t 10
3 60
3 60
I 35
YOU ARE
to Join Mr. C. n. Olover on an excu -
oiner points in 1 exns. rne puny stl
llngton a-t 10:45 P. M.. Tuesday, Not
Wednesday morning, Nov. 25th, wh
a large party leaving at ;4o A. M.
jiesumont, etc.
From Kansas City the entire rnrty
of a nrivate bllftVt nn.1 a)nlilnir oar
The object of the trip is to Inspe
TEXAS. Enormous prollts can be in
with a small amount of money to In
dreams of avarice. 1 want you to ta
to show you. DON'T MISS IT such
For the occasion, the extremely
the round trip from Omaha to Bean
for 21 dnva. You don't have to come
This Is the only expense outside of
nansas v uy, except your meais ami
All other expenses are paid after yo
WRITE ME AT ONCE, slgnlfyin
make all arrangements for you.
C. R. GLOVER,
Room 3 New York Life BIclg., Onialia.
Phone 133.
Iron Mountain
Ranch Co. Wyo.
68 steers.. ..1035 3 3
10 steers.. ..103 8 30
1 steer 1160 3 30
, 29 steers. ...I08J $ 30 '
33 steers. ...lik.5 8 30
61 steers... .1024
11 feeders.. 990
8 80
8 40
3 SO ,
3 00
1 steer.
.1110
66 cows.
970
Meeks tt
D. Wyo.
4 cow. .
4 cows..
950 2 8Q
S15 2 25 ,
M. Hampton S. D.
14 cows....
1 heifers.,
890 2 75 10 cows..
937
3 20
2 2j
615 3 00 4 heifers... 662
F. Bender 8. D.
...100) 2 65 7 cows...
...1340 3 00 '
16 cows.
3 bulls.
783 1 60
A. Tretault-8. D.
23 cows 1089 3 00
J. cross Colo.
1 feeder... 1130 3 00 6 feeders
KM
905
2 25
8 CO
2 15
2 5)
20 feeders.. 993
2 hulls. ....1200
8 00 3 feeders
Bardun Colo.
2 ifl 12 cows...
3 36 2 feeders
813
12 feeders., 894
8'V0
Pawnee River Stock Com oanv Colo.
1 ball L?90 2 00 29 cows 922 2 40
27 feeders.. 976 3 1 5 1 feeder... 900 3 15
F. Dallenbery Colo.
8 steers.... 771 2 15
Fratt &
O Mont
1 cow 1020 2 00
1 feeder... 1070 8 00
C feeders.. 1174 3 55
17 cows 92 2 60
8 feeders.. 1130 3 65
9 steers.. ..12o0 3 30
1 cow 1050 2 60
6 steers. ...1234 3 30
HOGSReceints this morning were not
excessive and the market Improved a little
under the Influence of a good local demand
as well as of favorable reports from other
fiolnts. The market opened about a nickel
ilgher and later strengthened to soma
extent, so that a good many hogs sold 64j'lOc
higher. Trading was fairly active at the
advance, so that the bulk of the early
arrivals was disposed of in good season.
Heavy hogs advanced fully as much as
the lightweights and sold largely from $4 .40
to $4.45; medium weights went from $4.43
to $4.60 and lights largely from $4.50 to $4 60.
There was no particular change In the
market at the close, and as the trains ar
rived In fairly good season an earlier clear
ance than usual was made. Representative
sales:
No.
IS....
il....
M....
tl....
41....
(I....
tt....
5....
(0....
47....
S3....
(9....
SI....
It....
45....
(.;....
(1....
' At.
... M
...ill
...114
...WO
...Hi
Bk. Pr
.. 4 16
No. Av. Bh. Pr.
B4 17 W 4 45
44 21S5 40 4 46
74 144 40 4 41
7C ,..24i 120 4 4t
9 2M 120 4 45
11 110 1C0 4 45
C3 2"1 10 4 4ft
71 28 1 60 4 45
41 141 .. 4 40
14 217 140 4 46
0 ?90 .. 4 46
tl 120 4 46
C4 : . . 4 46
CO 246 120 4 46
77 JSC 40 4 45
4.'. 227 00 4 46
.71 2f.l 120 4 45
CO 179 80 4 46.
tl.. ttl to 4 46
60 17C M 4 46
ifl 114 .. 4 47
74 171 40 4 47
70 l!7 CO 4 SI.
CI 267 40 4 60
CI 140 40 4 10
11 118 40 4 (0
47 I'd .. 4 60
CO 2K7 0 4 ISO
17... tS6 140 4 61
74 114 .. 4 66
12 01 .. 4 M
41 111 .. 4 17
41,. lkC ... 4 CO
84 Ill 40 4 CO
40
4 10
4 lit
4 17 4
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40.
4 44
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 42
4 42
4 41Sa
4 42
4 42
4 42
4 41
4 41
t 41
4 41
4 41
4 41
4 41
4 42
4 4.1
4 4i
4 4T
...141
.311. 1C0
.2114
t4
904
SSI
04
324
I'M
tC
ICO
117
...1.174
.....170
tit
187
M4
lllC
IH0
Ml
ISO
14t
lt
I.U
iW
171
171
Co..
CD..
W..
CO..
IS..
64. .
III.
14..
SO..
Ct.
6.
IC4
4 48
BHEKP There was a very light run of
sheep an. lambs here this morning and
very little change In the market was
noticed. at stuff, though, was ao scarce
that a fair test of the situation was not
made, but the few that did- arrive sold at
light close to steady -prices... For the week
killers show a loss of about 10(gl5c.
The demand for feeders was In good
Chape and everything changed hands In
good season at steady prices. The tendency
of values has been upward this week and
ail desirable grades are all of I0QI6C higher
than at the close of last week.
Quotations for grass stock: Choice west
ern lambs, I4.50tc4.76; fair to good lambs,
$4.264.60; choice yearlings, $3.403.76; fair
to good yearlings, $3.154m3.40; cnolce weth
ers, $3.26ij'3 .60; fair to good wethers, $3.00'4
$.26; good to choice ewes, $2.761.3.00; fair to
good ewes, $2.6o&2.75; choice feeder lnmhs,
$3904.10; fair to good feeder lambs $3.26'tf
3.76; baby lambs, $2.00rt2.60; feeder year
lings. $3.10(93.30: feeder wethers, $3.0n3 25;
feeder ewes. $2.0u42 .25; culls. $1.00u2.00.
Representatives sales-
No.
46 fed native ewes
A v.
. 84
. 44
. 92
. 103
. 91
. 76
. 86
. 43
. 44
Pr.
1 75
3 25
2 40
2 75
2 75
1 10
2 15
2 60
2 60
3 40
3 50
8 75
3 75
2 25
3 40
248 Wyoming cull lambs ,.,
67 fed native ewes
670 Wyoming ewes
100 Routh Dakota ewes
15 Wyoming-cull ewes....,
130 Wyoming feeder ewes.......
246 Wyoming cull lambs
20 Wyoming cull lambs
8X4 Wyoming' feeder lambs
S2K Wyoming feeder yearlings..
258 Wyoming feeder lambs
61
70
60
1S3 Wyoming feeder lambs -62
246 Montana cull lambs ' 44
703 Montana feeder lambs 60
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET.
Light Receipts of Cattle aad Sheep,
with Fnlr nerrlpts of lloga.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19. CATTLE Receipts,
8.00) head. Including 1,000 head of westerns.
The market was steady; good to prime
steers, $5.15fr6.60, poor to medium, fetif
4 90: stockers -and feeders, $1.75-4.30; cows,
$1.40$4.26: heifers. $2.0o$i6.00; canners. $1.5Kf
2.50; bulls, $2.5(Kft4.60; calves, $:.50i&7.2f.;
Texas fed steers, $2.753.50; western steers,
$3.004.40.
HOG 8 Receipts today, !5.O0O head; to
morrow, 20,000 (estimated). The market was
6c to 10c higher; mixed and butchers, $l.0
i4 66. good to choice heavy, $4.66'.r4.8fl; rough
heavy, $4.40tf4.65; light. $4.46&4.75; bulk of
ales, $4,604(4.76.
BHEKH AND LAMPS Receipts, 1.(,00
head. The market for sheep was steady;
for lambs, steady; good to choice wethers,
$3.6014.00; fair to choice mixed, $2.753.60;
western sheep. $2.764i4.00: native lambs,
$3,7645.60; western lambs, $3.00414.86.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT, Nov. 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, ft.) head of natives, 400 head of
Texans. 600 hend of native calves. The gen
eral close was 10-fiaV- higher than Tuesday.
Tha market for native Indian steers and
cows was active and Arm, for native cows
and heifers quiet, for stockers and feeders
Stronger: choice export and dressed beef
steers, $4.4od5 10; fair to good, $3.25434.45;
stockers and feeders. $.20ti$.tiO; western fed
steers. $3.1014.40; Texas and Indian steers.
$1063 25: Texas cows, $1.76g 2.05; native
cows. $1.2rU3;o; native heifers. $2.4oti4.00;
canners, $1,0042.30; bulls, tl .jyj.uu; calves,
2.5oi.O0.
not 18 neceiota. k.ij nead. rne margei
was 10c higher; top. $4 75: bulk of salea, $4.50
Kj4.70; heavy, $1.404i4 tin; mixed packers, $4.56
tl 4. 75; light. ' $4.604 4.75; yorkers, K70f4 ,",
pigs. $4.4tijj4.70.
b M r. r. AINU bAinna rteceipts,
head. The market was steady; native
lam be, $3 36iTSo; weatern lambs '.:. J.'id:
Texas clipped yearlings, $2.t044."0; Texas
clipped, $2. 404)3.75; stockers and iiedcrs. $-.00
410.00.
St. Loals Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19. CATTLF. Receipts.
8 500 head. Including 1.600 head of Texans.
The market waa steady to strong: native
shipping and export steers, f4.S6v6.26;
dressed beef and butcher steers. $l.tii!.iio;
steer under 1.000 U.S., $1.604.sa; stockers
and feeders,-$2 304(3 80; cows and heifers.
1 8f.4j4.O0, with corn fed heifers worth up to
$4.60; canners. $1.6u4j2.5; bulls, $2.264l36o;
calves, $3.u047t.&0; Texas and Indian steers,
$3 264(3 85; rows and heifers, $Z.uu"i2.GG.
HOGS Receipts, 5,000 head. The market
wsa strong and higher: pig and lights,
$4.00&4.i5; packers, $4.Xifj4 76; butohurs and
best heavy, 84 60414 60.
BHEKP AND LA Mil 8 Receipts, faO head.
The market was steady to firm; native mut
tons, $3 0od3 50; lambs. $4.9oi6 25; culls and
bucks, $2.60V37S; stockers, $20o2.35.
New Vark Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1. BEEVES Re
ceipts. 36 head: no sales reported. The
market- for dressed beef was steady, c-ltv
dressed native sides, be to 9c per pound.
Exports. 8 cattle.
CALVES Iterelpls, 369 head. The market
was about steady for all sorts. Veals sold
at 64j5.5t: gracers, $17.'. two cars of west
erns at $3.60. City dressed vsttls. jl3c per
pound.
HOGS Receipt. 8.956 head. There was
not much change from yesterday in price,
but the tone rated wetk. State hogs sold
INVITED
rslon to HOfRToN. PEAl'MONT and
tarting from Omaha leaves over the Hur
iv. 24th. arriving In Kansaa Citv earlv
isre they will be met by nn.l Joined with
over the Santa Fo direct for Houston,
will have the use FREE Of. CHARGE.
ct the wonderful RICE FIELDS OF
a.le from the cultivation of rice. The man
vest can become wealthy beyond the
ke this trip with me and see what I have
a chance la not offered every day.
low rate of $18 85 lms hern made me for
mont and return. The tickets are good
hn''k with the party unless you- want -to.
your sleeping tar fare from Omah:i to-
wnatever you desire to spijnd ci aonally.
tl leave Kansas City.
g your detdre to Join the party hlitl I will
Adlress,
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fUnhattan Building,
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HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record - yesterday, as fur
nished by the Midland -Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farnam street:
William E. Bates and wife to J. W.
Peters, lot 12, block 1, Vandercook
add $ 600
James Rybln and wife to John Rybln.
lot 15, block 6. Potter & Cobb's 2d
add , 1
Annie F. HeBter . and husband to .
Louise Kurtz, lot 20, block. 13, Saun
ders & Hlmebaugh's Highland Park
add SO
George E. Barker and wife to James
H. Sherwood, lots 23 and 24. block 18. .
Orchard Hill 265
John Falk and wife to John Larson,
lots 20 and 21, block 14, Halcyon
Heights 1.150
wood
S Go
Edward D. Jonea and wife to Charles
B. Smith, lots 11 .and .12. block. 1. " '
Halcyon Height',,. ...... ...r.'.;.. . 450
Ammi W. Wright and wife to Flor-.
ence P. Leavltt, lot 9, block 120, Dun
dee Place 40TJ
United Real Estate and. Trust com
pany to Lewis Parsley, lot 9. block
6, Maxwell's 2d add '. -.. '450
Lulu B. Bull and husband ' to Rosa .
Schuler, lot .12, block 152, South ' '
Omaha .'...-.. ;.. 67S
Fred D. Weed and wife to Leah Ken
dls, lot 6, block 62, city ..1.... 4,000
Same to same, 20-foot strip adjoining
lot 5, block 52, city, on west 3
Charles B. Smith and wife to Jane
Warren, lots U and 12, block 1.
Halcyon Heights :'..., 600
Peter Munson and wife to Jesse H. .
Hutten et al. wtf lot 7, block 471,
Grand View add ; 250
Hannah M. Tlndall and hur.band to
Carrie Giacomina,; part . sub lot 7,
tax lot 41, 10-15-12 . 3,150
Sophronla T. Hradway and husband ,
to William Nelson, lot 14, block 2.
A. 8. Patrick's add. 2
Union National bank to Rock Springs
Building association, lota 23 and 24,
block 27. West Side 1
at $5.154J5.25; top figures for rather light
weights.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,fS
head. The market for sheep rated about
steady; for lambs, active and 104(16o higher.
Sheep sold at $2.26fc3.75. . Umbi, $5.604jd.l2i.
Including Canadus at $5.6tKu6.60; dressed
muttons, 6ru7c per pound;- dressed lambs,
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 19-CATTLB-Be-ceipts,
1,1.20 head. The market was steady
to strong: natives, $3.5d4j5.36; cows and
heifers, $1,604)4.66; stockers and feeders,
$2,6044.25.
HOGS Receipts. 6.400 head. The market
waa steady to 6c higher; light, $4,6044.50;
medhim and heavy, $4 454i4.T.. -.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts, 1,706
head. The market was active; lambs, $5.26;
wethers, $2.65; ewes, $3.26.
Sionx Ctty Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. Nov. 19. (Special Tele--gram.)
CATTLE Receipts, 500 head:
steady; beeves $3.76'i6.00; cows, bulls and
mixed. $1.60r(i3.30; stockers ' nnd feeders,
$2 f.(va3 0, calves and yearlings, $12,113 3".
HoGS-Receipts, 4.O0 head: market tylOc
higher. $4.264.60; bulk. $4.40tf4.4S. ,
Stork lu sight. - . , ' j
Following are the reoelpts of live stock at
the six principal western cities yesterday:
latue. jinirs. nvieep.
Omaha
4'hl.Hgo ...
Kansas City .
St.. LahiIs
St. 'Joseph ....
Bloux City ....
8.900 .
.;jo
6.100
.. 9 uoo
.. 9.0. n
.. 3.ri0
. l.t-'.o
.. 600
2,V
h Ooo
Ron
' 4,000 '
18.001)
2l
G0
1.7'g)
Total 2S.120 63,600 25.800
Dry- iooda Market.
NEW YOllK. Nov. ' 19. The! dry goods'
ir.irk.'t 1 c:;:-d"r:;t! y 'Icter vith boyer
uncertain In their action, whlltf seiiwrs 'are
still standing ery firm In their VoMUoh
of demanding higher prices ' en certain
lines and ugalnst granting any concessions
whatever. The Joblwrs are doing- only .-t
moderatn tnirl'ievs, but stocks are generally
In satisfactory condition. , (
LOOKS FOR LARGER PREMIUM
t lt Trrnaiirer llennlngs Tifiects tie- '
. tfwal Honda to Hrlaa; Moi-e on
Rerond Rale.
"I think a much larger premium, will be
offered for the $1S4.U'4 issue ef renewal
bonds to bn resold In December than they
brought In the fall." uld City Treasurer
Hennlngs. "At that time a premium of
$6,000 was offered and was accepted, as It
was the highest b'd. Since then tha statu
of the money market h changed. People
are ufrald to put their money into tocka
and corporation bonds and prefer the oil.
reliable securltlc. They are growing con
servative, and I want to say that the ni m'
conservative and r..fe thing In the country
lust now are the bonds of Omaha, Neb."
A special meeting of the council ha b?eit
called for 11 o'clock Friday morning to
puss the ordinance providing for rho lpsue
and to repeal authority fur the previous
Istue. which has not been taken by the
tlrm that contracted for It. '
The treasurer ha prepared circular ad
vertising th sale for 3 o'clock hi the after
noon of December "17. The bonds will bear
4V per rnt Interest, payable aemi-aunually
ai.d mature In thirty year.
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