Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: Tl'ESDAY. NOVEMBER IS, IflOl.
CRAM ANP PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Fatorei Lowef On Frtitteit Soil
ing by Armtir.
DECLINES OF HALF POINT, CORN LOWER
Caeh kttl In Omaha In Moderate
Dmni-Ri of galea .Wire
Troable East Rrekers'
Vltffi.
OS AHA. Nov. 14. IV I.
luJuy'n whMt nmr.'l ui.veci slowly and
within ununuallv narrow limit of flur-t na
tion. Th absence of foreign advice
through wire trouble aid th uensl Mon
day vialble supply reports Wfr also
absent. Thla In a measure reduced the
operation to th level of a scalping mar
ket. It wax expected that the visible u
ply figure would show an Increase of
1,000.) bushels but thla would hv been
gult A heavv Increase. Receipts at pri
mary point were fair, with Minneapolis
mii'A heavier than expected. I ndcr the
existing condition th bear had rather
th better of the situation arid played for
a break. They accomplished their end,
but were o uneaay over their position
tht they did not wlt to preen their ad
vantage, bill trted quli'klv to cover their
ahort to the beet advantsge. their buying
resulting In om Improvement In Decem
ber, but not Timcli In Mv. In thl mnrket
th demand for caeh wheat wa Just a
U-lfle low, but In oine of the other mar
let the demand we better. Tbe price
ald her Were satisfactory to shipper, or
hould be. All the. local rush sales wer
of No, II hard wheat. There wai some.
No. 2 that wa taken off the market, for
the ron that price did lot iit and In
sxpectallon of better price tomorrow. The
ie w
ex wer t l.nt4 for 64 Ih. tent. i."j54
KTVi lb. tt tl.CL tor 6V4i lb, teat, nnd
for 7V
1104 for M lb. tet, with .rt lb, test ut
'
In lh vcnlallv market December
wheat advanced ,la, nt the opening, then
turned and broke In 11.13H. or h full point
under Saturday' clo. tlien recovering,
advanced to 11. uV wlih alight cluing
thereafter. May- Wheat mi at t1.12V114'i
t tl.UH01.ltS. lo of S'qH pnlnt.
Th corn market liinwii a inocier! de
gree of strength. The contract slocks In
Chicago are pra 't'cslly nil. and the Pe
ember .short are quite llkelv to have
trouble, unl Ih H4)v enrn harden and I
Improved Intrude, one being contingent
on the other. With the fine weather that
w have had farmer are not Inclined to
rush etuff to market, and there are thnce
who believe that the large cron has been
discounted. December continue to move
freely Within a range of SOVasiV': Mav
loat from 46"e to 44VV4V4c;. Old No. 2
torn erv the fcmuh market wa nominal
at (OHo, No. a at 50c. and new about 4c
for no grade. -
The oat market hold steady and de
cline are ueunliy recovered without ma
terial difficulty. , Futures lot ', point to-
cimaha 5sh Salea-1 cr No. t hard
wheat. B8V. lb.'tt, 11 06'4: 1 cr No. 9.
hard wheat, E7 1. leal, H O.".': 1 car No.
I hard wheat. 66 lb. test, 11.04: 1 enr No. 3
tard wheat. ! " 2 cr No.
hard wheat 55- lbs, teat, S1.01 2 car No.
white o1 :..
Omaha Cash, Bale 1 cur no irraile wheat,
ITU lb. tt. 85c; 2 car no arnde wheat.
W and 44 lb. tet, 1', 1 enr no prade
rorti, 43c. . - '"
Omaha Caeh Price.
WHKAT-No: I 5 "hard. $1 074il f: No. 3
hard. U.M1 och: No. 3 hitrd. 0cil.U0; No.
t (orlnt, fl.tCitit.n.
l'(lR.-N'. ?. No. 3. .V)c: No. 4. 4-:
no trail)!, tcl No. 2. yellow. 51c: No. 3 vol
'ow, tOhtfi No. 2 white. 5o4c;. No. 3 white.
fiOo " '
OATB--No. i mlXftT. N. 3 mixed. 27c:
No. 4 mixed. Mr: No. 3 white. 2!c: No. 3
white, No. 4 while. S7:'7,,4c; ttandard.
far Lot Rcc-liil.
H'he tt. Corn. OH'
I'hloao , '
ft. l,tul...
Kne City.
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Grnln Market KUcwhere.
''loslnr price at the following mnrket
today and, t sturdily were:.
CH1CAUO.
tloae.-
Whent
"ember
lv
.7m! y
Crr.
necember Mv
July
"ecember
lv
Ju!y
Wheat-
fcember
Miy
C"crn-
reeembrr.
May
Wheat
. PrembT
My
Corn
(December
Way
Wheat
Pecember May
Whcat
J'cember My
Todnv. 3aturday.
... i.mh
... t. l.u
... 98 f -
5IH
4H
4H
!1S
46H
31V
31H
.... .......
ST. LOtlS.'
... l.ld't
... 1.15'4
M5'
1.15
' 4 '
45 .
45H
KANSAS CITY.
1.0S4
1.05
1.06
4a,
4t,
4:s
MINNEA rOLlS.
11H
1.17H
1.16V4j
Dt.LUTJI.
1.1
1.134
1.17
1.16H
Flnanelal Kote.
S. A. McWl'r 'trr Vlertine ha been a
fa'r e11er t.f Mv whrl from II. 13V, to
l.lWi. throuir)) broker. He ha old about
rovftio Im. eo fer.
There wa rami new corn well a
anm high-gride wheat carried over on th
Omaha market In anticipation of better
prleea tomorrow.
rrlmary Rfcelpt Wheat. 1.2W.m0 hit.,
r.aalnkt l.fiKi.OM) hu. ; corn. 40Mk bu.,
Alnt 4K.O0O bu. Rhinment: Whent. 711..
i'Wi Lii.. aa-alnat 741. WW hu.; corn, 3M,(0 bu..
agaltiat 64.1)00 bu.
Oeorge A. Adam Grain t Company Ar
mour commenced to make No. t hard
wheat Saturday: turned out IT. 000 bu., pre
umahly for December delivery, on tiie
advance cau I by report of freealna
weather in Argentine. Armour wa a good
oiler.
Sunderland I'pdlke We hav thin from
St. Louie: At no time thl fall have we
had o many complaint of conditio" of
rowing wheat from the' aouthwtet a to
day. Tho following telegram . from
Richmond. Ind: "Ooverninept wheat re
port from Ohio. Indiana and Mich'gan
announce that wheal I badly affected by
Htan fy."
CMrgo Jut n year ago today, Mon
day. Von nihir 14, December wheat uld
t 7c and May at 7tSS- for low. Agln
on Tiicatluy, November 17, the low w:
Pecember, Wc: May, 7Sc. That waa tha
lt. Krom there It advanced tadily to
ti.lA for caeh wheat, on February SO
(In monthi. Why iliould not the ten
iti ncy of the wheal be higher for the next
three month, th ain way. with much
mote bulllah condition exiatlng now thai
t: uT
St. I.ael Orala t4 PravUioaa.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 14.-WI1KAT-Ixiwr;
No. t red, cat. l 14V : track. 11.17; Decem
ber, U.Mtt; May, I). 1; No. t hard, tl-UO
CORN-Lower; No. i caeh, 61c; track. U
57c; December, 4Mtc; May. 44c.
OATS Easy; track, 31V3tSc; Dcemb.ir,
Vj May. ltc; No. ! whit. fcHSSJo.
FLOl'R Steady; red winter patent. 15.40
fo 60, peel I brand. f&.offi.79; extra fancy,
ItMfiSft; clear, 64.264).
HEED Timothy, atuy. K.XQ'lit.
tX)RNMEAL-flteady, fc.60.
BRAN Dull; lacked, euat track, 8&Cc.
HAY Steady; timothy, H.00fju.00; pralrla,
oiio.oo.
IRON COTTON TIK8-3e.
B400INO-7,c.
HKUP TW1NE-4UC-..PROVISIONS-Pork.
atronger; lobbing.
jl 4i. I.ard. weaker; prime ateam, K feu.
Hron, ateady; 1 osed extra ahnrta, tt.S7H;
clear rib. S.7t: ihovt clear. 00.
POri.TUY-eteudy; chicken. c; prlnf,
,0H': i'Tkev. 15"; duck. 9c; jcce. Tfi.
dit i'AF,,ra: crcmf,r'- iOftMHi';
Ej6s-Bleady, loVjc. ca count.
. Receipt. Shipment.
Hour. bbl. is.Otw 10,000
,V " -'.oou u ooo
c orn, bu 6.ii 2u.Ooo
Otf. bu ij.ooo 30,000
Mlaaeavolla 49rala Market.
MINNBAr'CI.I8 . Nov. 14 -WHEAT-Pe-ceinber
11 US.: May. 1.1H; Septemter,
K-c.; N,'- '"' "-d IU9S,; No. I northern,
(1 I'M.) No. ni.rih'rn. fl.UH.
rnXJI'R-Flrt p.t.r.t. MkJr J(i: aecond
patent, 4tX.fiU; rtrat clear, I4.50u4.a0;
econd clearv. 13 lus m
FRAN Bulk, $16 uo,
. .Piorla Oral Market.
PEORIA. Nov. 14-CORN-Rteady: No t,
"Id. 64i 17c: new. 4li&lc; Ko. 4. old fl'-;
new. 4fl4S)c; no grade, old. 61c; new, sa)
Da lath Orala Market.
ni'Ll'TH. Nov. 14-WHKAT-To arrlva,
Na. i Borthera, I1.17S; No. I r.ortliern.
an track No. 1 northern. I117S
northern. 61. ri-.,Kr n ifr.:
my. fi.in.
JAT-To arrive and ,.n tr..c;..
iHirw.!) nm i pkoii
r'ealarea of the Tradlag a,l C lolnat
rrlrea n Rnard of Trade.
I'HICAOfl. Nov. 14.-t,lo.ildnton due to
lMiiife of newa from European grain en
ter cauee.l wenkneaa m whent here tmlav
At the clo thr lMr.mlr deliver' wa on
"SilSic. while the May nptluti h down 'v.
'orn ehowH lo ot . Oats were 'n'''
nd provlelon 5$IV.
Bntlment In the whe;it pit lierih
from trt to finish. Inipoflhillty of coni
munlpiitlon with the eaatprn eeaboard w-lrt
landed to make n tume erenion. In the b
ence of anv new from fnrHirn tnark'l"
local long were Inclined to lnke profit.
Initial quotation on r)ecenilT were off i
Hc at 11 14. Mav wa lower to a ahitil
higher ,it S1.l3'ttt'l. 141. ll'. Influnced by
mallrr movement In the northwest
short ImmedhiteK nflei lli opening cov
ered n.ult freely.' The rnlt w an d
vence to fl 14 for December. My sold
tip to I1.14U. Th market. Iiowever. fio:i
yielded to erltent liquidation nnd pt'l- n
started on u gindiml decline. .lust before
the close there was some buying on n
report of frost in Argentine. In conee.
inen,e the imirket made n slight recov
ery, but the tone at the c!oe n wenk.
Final onotritloii on I 'oeeinl.er were nt
$1 1S. Mav closed at II. 1.1V Primary re.
celpt were 1,295.100 bu., compared with
l.Wi.an bu. a vear no. Minneapolis. Pu
luth nnd Clil-flgo reported recelj t of tri
car, ngalnst l.irifl ciii last week and 1.JS7
cars ii year ago.
In the corn r'l weakness of whent nd
Increased movement of the new crop Htnl
lack of outside support m lived an easier
tone. For tbe first time In many week
primary receipts of com today were nearly
equal to those of the corresponding day a
year ago. Several large commission houses
ere active pelli r. Offerln were taken
by scalpers. December opened unchanged
to Sc lower at 5I13IV. sold between Sc
and RISc and closed at 5"t7c. Docal re
celyita were ;. care, with 1! of contract
rrade.
Trading In oat wa exceptionally quiet
and ;irlcc fluctuation were exceedingly
narrow. December opened a shade lower nt
KHiW!1. sold between lft7'8Wc and closed
at aS'uffkSc. Local receipt were 108 cars.
Influenced by liberal receipt of bogs nnd
lower prices at the yards loi-al packers were
fair sellers of lard and as the result prices
of all h"f products showed losses. At the
close January pork was off 7S,filUc nt
12.7, lard wa down UV at 17.07V4, rib
were Mr7V lower at M. ."2?j.rj.
Estinutted receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
91 car; corn, a9,1 car; oats. 153 cars; hogs,
28.000 head.
The leading future ranged a follow:
Wheat
I
Dec. 1 14! 1 H"l 1 "V
1 144
1 WtQ
1 14
1 144
MS
1 13 1 nU
1 144
May
July
Mav
July
Pnta
1 14
90
1 13'4I 1 13
1 14
9!
614
4f.i
46
2
31
9e-T4j '.
!Mi&m B1'
46H4Siij
nl4l 5041
46' 46l
4fi'46-i&H
Pec. !2t 2l 29 I
!31 !M
2e'28'o2S!
May ' miii 311 ' 31l
31l
31!
July 31 W; 3131'8l
I'ork
.ln.
May
L rd
Jan.
May
Rib
I
12 67H
12 70
70B
7 30
Mi
6 67
12 72Vi
12 75 I
12 6'.
12 67
7 05
7
12 B74I
77
77
4
fio
70
12 70 I 12
I '
7 07 7
" ' 7
7 10
7 2o I
I
R7il
6 67V4!
.Ian. 62 l R7UI SO I 56 I
May 6 67 I 6 67! 6 62! 6 55
No 2.
f'h onot1oii were a follow:
FIX)!.' R Market easier; winter patents,
t5v!& M); winter tn'l:hts, 14 90U5.2O; aprlng
bstent B.lff '10: spring straights, J4.703
a.?"' bokera. K3 .fl0i 4 00.
WIIBAT-No. 2 enrlng. t1.104rl.16; No. 3.
$l.in!.l; No. 2 red. t1.16Vtvl.lx.
COHN-No. 2. 5c: No. 2 vellow. lc.
OATe -N... ?. c; No. 3 white, 3Hi31c.
RVK 84H.1
HARI.EY tiood" feeding, 38ri38c: fair to
(.J.OI..C. -ftng. 4Wr62c.
SEEDS No. 1 flux, tl.10; No. 1 north
western, tl 17. Prime timothy. t2.62.
Clover, contract aradc, t12.2o.
PPOV181'iNflMc. pork per bbl., til. 16
011.30. Lard, per P lbs.. t7.02e7.C5. Short
ribs aides (loose, R 7u;7.12. Short clear
lde (boxed). t.87'S7.0O.
Following were tha receipt and hlp
menu of flour and grain:
Receipt. Shipments.
Flour, bbl 2o,5o 13,000
Wheat, bu 46.000 217. d'H)
Carn, bu 147.400 206.800
6at. bu 113,700 1,9,114)
Rye, bu 10.800 1,0W i
Hurley, bu 72.900 2,100
On the Produce exchai ga today tP but
ter market waa steady; creameries, WS'H";
dairies, 16&21C. Eggs, steady; at mark,
cases Included. 1720c; firsts, :'2c;
prime first. 24c; extras, 26c. Cheese,
steady, 10llc.
NEW YCllK GE1ER4L MARKET
4taotatloa of, the Day Varlone
Commodllle.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14. FLOURRecelpts.
84.177 bbl.; export. 15.865 bbl.; sales, 4.2O0
pkga. ; market firm, with trade quiet; Min
nesota patent, t 10Jj.4O; Minnesota ha
ker. t4.docb5.00: winter patents. S..6u4j4l.:
winter straights, ti.3F.4'3 60; winter extra.
t3.60ca4.26: winter low grades, t3.4ectf4.04. Rye
flour firm; fair to good. t4.50tiH.76; choice to
fancv, t4.75(iii.OO. Huckwheat flour, quiet; I
r inn lb. I2.lcva2.20. !
CORNMEAL Firm: yellow westerr.,
tl. 13(81.15; city, tl Uxtfl 18; kiln dried, t3 .OO'cr
3. 20
RYE Nominal.
BARLKY Steady; feeding, 4tJc. c. I. f
K'ew Yoik.
WHEAT Receipt. 15.256 bu.; No. 1 north- i
ern Duluth. tl.tN f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard ,
Manitoba. 11.08 f. o. b. sflcit. Options
opened eay on big Ktiaslan shipments, soici
up lc on low temperatures west and report
of frost In Argentine, but Anally yielded to
weakness In Chicago and closed partly c
net lower; Mav closed 11.15: July closed
t1.('; December closed tl.20.
CORN Receipts, i.iro ou.; expori". iu,i
bu. Spot market opened easier, rallied and I
aold off again and closed 'xic net lower; '
Mav c'losed 62c: December closed 69c.
OAT8 R.-celpte, 156.700 bu.: export, 2.420
bu. Hpot. dull: option, nominal.
FEED Firm; springs, tiO; middlings.
t170.
HAY Firm; lilpplng. 67'572e; good to
choice. R0iWc.
HOPS 8tendv; state, common to choice,
IBie) tl4lio; 1WK4. 81rtc: old. 14r1.;. P.
clflc coast. 1904. aotfct 1903. SHVf,3lc; olds,
141e.
HIDES Strong: Oalveaton. 20 to 30 lb..
17c: CHforej. 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas
(drv. ?4 to 30 'hs.. 14c.
LEATHER Strong: acid. ?4ti?6c.
PROVISIONS B.ef. firm: fa-nllv, tl'50
11 SO: niea. t9 0cvn9W: beef hama, t-'2.r"''
23.00: packet. tl0.0nilo.5fl: city, extra ldp.
ms, tl Strrt 16.00. Cut meat. eav; pickled
bellies 8!0!tc: picked sbouldcrs, 7c;
pickled ham. 9f.c. Lard, steady; west
ern steamed. 17 65; clnd. 67.75. nom
inal: rellned, l.arelv steady; continent. t'.KT.;
South America. tS.KV compound, 5fj6v
Pork, nule?; family. tlS 0nl6.6O; short clear,
tl 75H11H 7r.: leeas. 112 7618 25.
TALIAIW Dull; city, 4o; country. 4
?4Sc.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
nimf,i,.,.. .,.pHn. nominal.
BPTTER Firm. Official mice: Reno
vated comninn to extra, ltfl-: 'western
factory, common to choice. 13til6c' west
ern Imitation creamery, common to choice,
1641'ltc
CHEESE Firm; tt full cream, (mall
colored and white, choice October, 1(r,c;
larae colored choice October, 10-; large
whit cho'ne October. loc.
EOOS Strong; aeatern fancy aelected,
Ss: western average beat, tfrittc.
POl'LTRY Alive, outet: western chick,
ena. He; fowls. 12c: turkeys, 1416e.
Dressed quiet; wester" broilers, 11, 16c;
fowls, HlOc; turkey. 17tT19c.
K,aaa City Orala aad Provlalon.
KAN8AS CITT. Nov. 14-WHEAT-Steadv:
December, tlOR4: May. 11.04:
Bentember., WWc: eaah. No. t brd. tl.67i
: No . ll.0MSi.07: No. 4. trf tl .04U : re
lected. 70gV; No t red. tl.C8ffl.ll; No. 3.
ll.AMei.ot; No. 4. t0crtl.08.
CORN Steady; December. 43U4743n;
Ma'. 4'Uc: caah. No. mld AMiWAc; No.
8. 474MSc; No. 1 white, 4961c; No. i, 4TO
60i
OATS HUrber: No. t white, SlCSlVo; No.
HAT Stdy; cboiee timothy, $9O0fjfl25;
Choice prlrl. 87 '01)8.00.
RYE 8egdy. 78c.
wi-TTKP Cre-merv. wifie;. dairy. 18c.
EOOS Firm; Mlisourl and KsnsMs, new
No. i whltewood case Included U4o; case
count, 20c; cases returned. Uo less.
Recelnta. Shipment-
Wheat, bu 1J 2 400
Corn, bu 2 ,l, 1rt
Oats, bu 30.000 U.m
i
Philadelphia Prodae Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 14 BT'TTfR
Steady; extra wtm creamery. 16.-;
extra nearby print. io.
KtlOS Firm, aood demand; nearby flrets
and wetern Ort. ?f4i ic at mark
CH EESK-Flrm. fair damsnd: New Tyrk
full creama fuerv. Hc; New York full
creama choir H-: N Vork full creams,
fair to good. lOSCllc,
Mllwaakee Orala Market.
MILWAl'KEE. Nov. 14-WHEAT-No X
northern. W lH: N north.in. ti W
l.lev.: Mav. l.ll akd.
RYE-Stad; No. I. 5c - ' ,
BARLXY Firm; No. 1. 54 ; .ample. 1,4,
BCOHN-N. 3, KmefK-; May. 4j4c.
MWYORR STOCRSAND BONDS
E:ly Mgrket it Actifo tnd Trtdiij
Cotert Wido Btnge.
VALUES SAG AT MIDDLE OF SESSION
Oat.of-Tnna Order ( aaae Rally Sear
the I loe Larae Engagement
if I. old for Point
Abroad,
M.W YORK. Nov. 14. -Excited spec ula
tlon on the stock market was halted today
fcv the large engagement of gold for Paris.
The wild character of the movement of the
flrn hour In industrial specialties ncl low
giade railroad stocks moused misgiving
as well. These two Influence pnved the
way for the reaction, which became quite
general during the mlddav period and
forced the level of prleea for the active
tandard stock a point or more, liclow
Saturday's level. The decline was at no
time beyond control and the part plVved by
bear selling wus shown by the late demand
to cover short. Th a.'le recorded dur
!na the first hour rose to over 5o9.ini.) thnre.
showing the rate of activity well m",,i
talned nt the recent maximum, In vplte
of th interruption of wire service by i io
Mortn. which prnetlcally paralysed the ac .
tlvltles of some of the commodities mar
kets. Th. usual arbitrage operations with
such speculative centers ns Chicago, Pitts,
burg, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Boston
were c ut off and private wire house lacked
communication with points evn nearer at
hand. The unlmoa'red volume of the de
mand for sloc ks under these circumstance
ind the character of some of the securities
which moved most vlo'entlv wre surges
live of a narrow mngln for the business
nnd Increased the uneasiness of thoe who
were on the watch for sign of reaction. It
was supposed, however, that the liter
strength In the market was due In part to
the receipt of belated order from out of
town source. The Immohllit" of the en'"
loan rate In the face of the gold movement
was another factor In the lte recover- of
confidence . The 8'7ih)000 of aold engne-ed
for shipment to Psrls on Thursday, to
reitier with the t3.i00.ti00 expected to ro to
Cuba this week, certainly were an Impor
tant Inroad on the ts 854. S6o of sornlus re.
serve shown by the Saturday bank state
ment. Verv cheerful nnd hopofnl advices were
received In Wall street from all qutirtei
of the railroad commercial Pnd Industrial
worlds eeperal'e. Tb strenctb of tbe
1'njted Slates Kteel stocks, Southern Pa
cific. Amalgamated Conner, Sugar and the
New York tractions wre Intnortant aiifc
talnlng factor in the market. The nvf-.l
nec'tlve l'"iders otherwise were quite
generally under pressure. The unfamiliar
nsnect of the ndot ar-tlner will be per
ceived In the Hst of s'ocks which rls- ct
IIT(.rrit tiro's f'om 2 to 'lolnts, ncl''dln
Doiiilh. South filicir" .ltln"i'c peefeeped.
Cblcneo & Alton Kir"n Cltv Southeen
nreferred. N"vh11c. C'e.itqpooeT Xi St
Tali's M'notlc Co I inn. Ch'csa.
Paoi, lnnea-"ll Omab'. American l.in
.p,l fern prod-.ts. A'"-Cbnlmer nre-'-r-ed
Nc'ic-eit ii'u,,-'' North Amer'oan.
Pul'mnn. 'tl'te A I wflis- rreferred. New
Vork Air Pnir be--'' minv more rnnced
from 1 to 2 tiolnts. The evtvnordlmry vn
v'elv "f the e-niket pi '-o i by the 'act
that the pw"t IssiiCM dealt In nilmbered
n 'esa th"n 10".
The bond market wav ''reeular. but In
the nifin r'ctl"'i-,rv. Tolil enlen, pnr
value. ts.S.fOO. t'nlted StHtes bonds were
UPehBHecl on call.
Quotation on the New York 8tock ex
chin ranged as follows:
Stock
Sle-. lll(r. L.OW. cios
A teh!"
.H.Tiv. 07
80 80S
do pfd
Un'tin'ore A Ohio ...
do pfd ,
Canadian Pacific
Cent, of New Jersey
. i.fln 103
.H.iifo fld
JOO ,
.13.40 114
1K2S 1I1"I4
M
87
04'4
13! 13'
3'0 1114
lir: ii
Chesapeake & Ohio ..17.8W 47 4rt 4
Cblcag.i & Alton 3.000 4o 45 44
do Pfd 80
Chicago Ot. Western 31.700- 25 24 24
Chicago A N. W l.H) 01 100 199
C. I. t St. P 13.UW 174 liL'h lilt
no pro
Chic. Term. & Tran. 1.9O0
c'o nld l.''
C. C, C. & St. 1...... 700
Color-do Pciuthern .... 1.RO0
do 1t pfd 1.7CK)
18:i
11
23
88
3
58
11 11
"3 22
89 88
S3 53
58 67
Sftic, 36
do 2nd pfd 1.000
8!
Delaware .ludson
t"el.. I ack. & West.
D. R. G
do pfd
J.000 189 187 18
3J0
2,800
1.70
35
34
;
34
8
89
87
.0
Erie
do 1st pfd...
io 'nd nfd
Hocklna- A'alley
do pfd
Tlllnol Central .
Iuwa central .
...57.roo
... 4.60
:.. 2.000
.... 400
3
73 e-73
56 54
83 83
80 80
55
83
200
89
ft.300 162 160 150
1.400 3i 31 31
On pfd s.soo 8
57 67
Kansa City Southern 1.8no 81
do pfd 4.000 66
Met. St. Ry 19.400 116
31 31
64 64
123 121
Lou'svllle Navh... .17.200 1 39 137 138
Manhattan 1 7.f'0 166 163 164
Met. Securities 4.J00 83 81 82
Minn. & St. Louis 3C0 63 82 2
M.. Bt. P. ft H. 8te. M. "0 Wi 91 Hi
do Pfd
700 149 148 147
Missnur! Pjiclf.c
..34 900 109 107 108
M . K. & T 7.300
3S
34
34
do pfd 4 .500 ' 64
V. R. R. of Mex. pfd 2.900 43
63
43
43
New orK t'entral.
Norfolk & Western
1.400 1 37 136 WW
500 74 73 73
do iiM 100 94 94 M)
Ontario A Western ... 100 43 42 41
Per.naylvat'la
...40,600 137 136 13
P.. ('.. C. r St. L.... I'O
77
79
needing 25.100
do 1st pfd 1.200
do " 1 nfil ;'fO
Re e l; IpIbpcI Co 17.200
do pfr! 2.4fO
St. L. A- S. F. 2d pfd.. 1.401
Bt. Loula S. W 1.7(0
clo pfd 4.V0
Southern Piiclflr ....i:.R"0
S.Mithem Railway .....H.oro
do pfd 1.4i
Texiia & Pacific 14,.'K0
70
km 4
8ti
3C
79
70
26
f.4
67
3e
9.;
38
31
76
88
80
35
79
09
25
5.'
r,
3514
0
3tT,
31
75
8
80
36
78
?
26
52
67
:B
96
37
.30
j !.:,,. hi. i.
l vt
"lOfl
d- pfd
I'eion Pncifto
d pfd
Vnbif.il
?fV)
4014
i" 14
..HS.OO 113
. i0 96
111 112
94
. 7,'I0
. 6.31)0
24
47
22
23
47
21
24
24
4
11
23
47
20
116
24n
212
116
V
75
80
87
83
94
8
3p
18
41
30
99
78
114
147
114
69
4ti
218
i
811
37
ISO
)
7
40
85
oo r'd.
.
22
2:1
47
so
116
Wh. e',in A Lake Erie 300
"'!ivi-"in Central .... goo
do pfd OoO
Vex Cent nil..' 12.700
South. Pacific pfd.... ' 600 117
Adam Ex
American Ex
1 'niter State Ex
Wells-Farsro Ex..,...i
Ama'gamated Copper.77.W0
Amir. Car F 2,?"
do pfd 6ort
American Cotton Oil.. 3,01)0
do pfd
American Ice 400
do pfd
American Linseed Oil 6.HK)
clo nfd.. b"f
American Locomotive 3.XN)
do pfd 200
Amer. Smelt. A R... .18.300
75
81.
87
33
19
31
90
74
30
87
32
'8
if
41
3
99
do Pf't 8i'0 1W4 114
Amer. Sugar Ref 84.700 148 146
nac"iuiu Mlnle "o. I.too llfili 114
Brooklyn Rap. Tran. .46.0110
Colo. Fuel & Iron.. 24.1(0
H7
4o
Consolidated Qa 13.300 219 218
Corn Producta 27.(0 24 28
do pfd 1.2O0 8t 80
Diatlller' Securities.. 3,(ic0 37 37
llenersl Electric 3.4(4) 182 180
International Paper., 6. '00 21 in
do pfd l.msi
International Pump.,. 61O
79
4'
85
2
79
41)
85
do pfd
l0
National Lead ....
North American .
Pacific Mall
Peoples Gas ....
Pressed Steel Car
7.8HO
25
24
8.800 10;
4 300 61
99 101
4
4,100 lift ll
108
:m
83
2:6
16
6V
24
75
14
94
7
1"
84
27
7V
174
1,200 35 84
do pfd "0
B4
83
230
16
63
23
87
72
r
91
77
30
86
8i
174
Pullman Palac Car.. 100 230
Republic Steel S.i0 17
do pfd 1.600 83
Rubber Goods 3.600 24
do pfd 2T0 87
Tenn. Coal Iron. .. .84.600 75
United tates Leath..l 800 1
do pfd., 2 000 M
I'nlted States Realty 6.80O 80
I'nlted Slates Rubber 4Xl 31
do pfd 1.000 86
I'nlted State Steel.. 127.700 28
do nfd 122.800 87
We'lnghou Electric 800 177
--steni T'nion 1.700 93
2
2
Total ale for th day, 1,567,100 share
Extra dividend.
Foreign Flnanelal,
LONDON, Nov. 14 MONEY The rat on
money waa Increased today by large ap
plications for til new Japanese loana. Jap
anese discount were firm on heavy with
drawal of gold for Egypt. Operators on
th Stuck exchange were tolerably cheer
ful, but trading was quiet, the market nut
receiving all round support owing to th
momentary uncertainty. Consols were
eaaler. Americana opened Irregular uud
rather easier on realisation and grw
fcilghtly firmer to above parity. UlTiioia
Central and Louisville A Nashville were
Irons. Suuthern Pacific- wa lb feature.
Sloe k cloned Irregular. Grsnd Trunk was
buoyant. Mexican raila relapsed on realisa
tions. Foreigners were quiet. Interest cen
tered in the new Japnae loan, which wa
quoted at 1 per cent premium. There waa
a csiitlant stream of caller at th three
Unulng bank and application by mail
poured in from all over th country. Th
Indic ation are that the loan a 111 I heavily
over-subscribed. Imperial Japanese gov
ernment 6a of IIM were quoted at 84
PARIS. Nov. 14. The tone on the flour
today wa vary firm. Russian Imperials
Twer quoted at t4a and Russian bonds of
BERLIN.-Nov. 14 Price on the Rcurve
today nad a Arm tendency.
rvr York Manev Market.
' NEW YORK. Nov. 14-MONEY-On call.
s:eadv at 22 per csnt; cluing bid. 2
per cent: offered at 2 per rent; time
loans, vteadv; 1xty day. .1 p.r cent;
ninety dv nd lx morth. 3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Jtj4
per cent.
STFRL1NO EXCH A NO E Strong, with
actual bmlnev Ii brikcri' bill at t4 g;:.ff
4 80 for dmr.d and at t4 4'34 8"v, for
ixty-dav M'l; pes'ed rle. t4.S4f8i
rd t4 8T4.7: commere al bills, 84 S3d)
4.3.
8ILVER-Fr. 58': Mexlcin del sm,
46c.
BtiNPS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular. . ,
The following wer the closing price on
stock and bonds:
V. a. rf. fs. r....14i'M.ntiitn r.
)0S
74
do roiian
1"l 1. I stilril 4...
t4H dc. In Inr
b4' Vlnn ft St. L. 4s
4Jft a. peg
1rt rmifnn . . .
do new 4. pel
eta rocitwa . . .
do old Is. rra
... IS'1) n . K ft T. 4...
. ..mi do j.
....K'a X. K .fl of M c
. ..!0?
. If'.t
4s H
. ' S
..
... -f'i
...101
..104(4
...in
dO t'OUSCS
Atchison . 4(i..
do adj. 4
Atlintlr C L. 4.
I. n!( ...
do IH
Central of O.
do 1st tnc
Che. a OHIO 4W.
( hirofo a A H
f n AO n 4
.1"'! ?: v. c t !..
..in N J c. h. ..
.. I.Nc Ift8r 4....
. . I do ltd
..KtfV, N ft W. p. . ..
.. n t, 4s ft pir
fnn. ronr. Ii..
. . KH neidln en 4. .
1 07
. 10-U St I. ftl U p (...HI
.. sn.fst. t.. ft r.. f. 4s.
100 St. L. . ". tl
I'. M. 8 f. t 4s.. 111
I'. N. W r. Ti .
Seaboard A. L. 4 . I. H
So. PtclBr 4s '. . 4
So Rs'Iwst Ss lt
TXS ft P. - llOk
P., R. T. P. 4 .
do rot. Us...
err at . u g 4.
ciirasa Ter. 4t ...
Ton. Totairco 4s
Colo, ft o. 4
n ft a. a
t'rl prior lies 4s..
So gen 4e
r. w. ft t. v. .
Kcirkln Vtl. ', .
U ft N. unl. 4.
ll"jT.. Vt. I,, ft W. 4s.. ' 4
. it n ion Piridc 4 n"
. l'l do ronr. 4s 1U"4
MV VimI Id
(.Wlki.h Is
.'.0IH do db B
. f- W. ft U K. 4
.1' Wis. Central 4s. ...
Id H'olo. run c. ta...
.i"JV4
11'i
T4
IV
Roton Stock Market.
POPTON. Nov. 14 Call loans. 23
per
rent; time loan. 41, j per cent. Official
cle
.. M
,. m
.. iov,
.. 76
,. IIH
. Jl
.. M
.(MJO
. IIH
. 71
.112
. (4
: "A
. s:
t'.
. ) ";
. r,i
. 4i
. 7
. !'
.
ir.
. t
.1"
. .7t
. 4,
. 1W,
. 44'i
.
.104
in of stocks ana minis
Atrhlfon d. 4a ...
do 4n
Idei. Centril 4s
AtrMiion
do pfd
Boston A A lossy...
Boston ft Mslne
Boston Klevsted . . .
Fltchburg pfd ....'..
Meilran Cf-trl ...
N T.. N. II. II.
Per Mro,:iU
1'nlon Psnflr
Amer. Arse. Chio.
do fd
Amer. rrej. Tub.
Amer. VuRxr
do ptd
3 I Westing, common .
..ioz Adventur
.. 71 Alloues
.. HdS Amslssmaled
. . !:! American line
. .If Atlantic
,.i4 Biniihrm
..IS A Heels
..IH Centennial
.. 1'i't t'oener RsnK
..19l,itsly West
.. Tr. roTr(nlon Coal ....
..t!2k f'ranitlb.
.. I,.f;rn- y
.. 8!'j W.9 Icrsls
.. j.M,. Mining
..147 j mi -Mean
.. 'PS' , Mohawk
..I4?ii Mont. c. C
.. l?'V' :o Pomlnlaa
.. 7 i', o!a
.. 1R'-V rrot
"Jrlnojr
..lrn h. tinnn
..ir-. rpi-rack
.. f.T T-i-lty
.. 4m . . Mining
..Mr. f. p. oil
.. Bt t'tah
.. scii Virtorl
. . 27t Winona
. . ST'ii Wolverine
Ainr. T. ft T
Amer. Woe!s?i
00 pfd
Tiotntnlon I. A- 8...
Kdlsoo r.lrf. Illu...
IVnersI Elettrlr ...
M.n. F.leolrlc ......
1I0 pfd
Mass. Gst
t'nllsd Fruit
I'nlted Sliot Vtlrh..
do pfd
V. 9. ate.l
do ofd
Bid.
London Closlnar Slock.
LONDON. Nov. 14.-Clcsln:
Consols, money N V. central 140',
So aeoount.
. ! Norfolk W -
.... ; do pfd 113 ,
ii'i Ontario ft W U
....tore Ponnaylranla f 1 's
Anaconda ...
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio.
Canadian Parts. : ..
Ches. ft Ohio
Chlreao Ot. W
C. . HI. ft 8t. P...
PeBr
D. ft R. O
do pld
Erl
do 1st nfd
do td pfd
Illinois Central ...
Louis, ft Nssh
... i"C Hand Mines 1"i
..1S5V heading '
.. lit. do let pfd
.. KH' do ii CM 41
Southern Railwtjr ... 97
..UN do pfd :
. . 1S f outturn PsrIBi C-
.. I nlor Pstlflo IT'i
.. 41 , .It. pfd .''1
.. 7v. r. g. Steel .'.
.. 67' do pfd 'M
..15S Waliash
..14? do pfd 4
.. Spanish 4s (tS
M . If ft T..
SILVER Bar. quiet. 27d per ounce.
muski-m per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills in 3 per cent; for three
month' bills, 2 per cent.
New York Mining Stork.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-The following are
th closing price on mining stocks:
Adami con
Little Chief
.. I
. .sr.o
..100
.. g
..
.. so
.. tl
.. M ,
..3U0
A lie
Ureses
Oi.tsrl
Ophir
Phoenli ....
Potosl
Dtliniwii, . uo ......
romstoeii Tnnnsl ,!. .
Con. Cal. ft Va-..H.4a
Stvag
Horn Oliver
lion Btier
,.u;t4rr Nevada
K f'tnall Hopca .,
Uadvllls Cefi
(l.......-.ty h'-
SUndsrd
TTeaaury ftatement.
WASHINGTON. -TCov. M.-Today'a state
ment of tho treausry tsi lance In the gen
eral fund, txcluelv of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of .redemption,
shows: Available cash balance. 144,92,32S
Gold, t87.181.6D3.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14. M ETA L8 Spot
copper In lAndon was strong at 17s 6x1;
futurea, 61 8s. The local market wo ala )
firm and higher; lake wa quoted at H4.12Va
jri4.S2; electrolytic, 114 2 111 4.50; rastlne.
J14 tdji4.25. Spot tin also wa firm In Lon
don, closing at 132 ds 8d and futures at
131 17 8d. Lueglly tin Has (,ult I with
apot held at ?" 74r9.10. Le.id closed at
13 1 3d In I.omiofi. Locullv II wua tirni.
at t4.2,.!fi'l.oO. Speller was higher tit 124 H'a
in the l.c'tidoii n.arkei end ut 8" 4''qi.60
lociiily. Irop closed at Ms 3d In Olaagow
nnd at js 3d in Middlesboroiign. lR.ctlly
Iron waa unciimig .i. No. 1 foundry 1101 1 1.
ern Is minted r t II" 2fii lt2"i; No. 2 foii"clrv
pnrtherti. u.7Jr l.l.Vi5 ; No. 1 foundry south
ern nnd No. 1 foundry .southern soft, $i5.75
h" ...
ST. LOllS. Nov 14. METALS Lead,
sarong, 14.35i4.40. Spelter, strong. 15.36.
Oil and Roaln.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14. OILS -Cottonseed,
Inactive; prime crude, nominal: prime yel
low, 27'Tr'.'ic. Petroleum, steady; refined.
87.25; Philadelphia and Baltimore. 17.50: in
bulk. 15.00. Turpentine, ateady, 53'f)54c.
ROSIN Stesdy; strained, common to
good. 2.961f3.0O.
OIL CITY. Nov. 11 OILS Credit bal
ances, 180; certificates, no bid. Shipments.
Pennsylvania, 33,873 bble. ; average. 80,513
bhla. Riiiis, Pennsylvania. 65,627 bills.: av
erage, 57.170 bbl. Shipments, Lima, 1.252
bbls; average, os.oid I. his ; run, Lima. 1-4.-180
bbl.; average. 62,400 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 14. TERPENTINE
Firm. 50c.
ROSIN Firm: A. B. C. I). E. 12 G2Wfi2.i5;
F. 12.67U'5?.70: O. 12.71'tfi2.7R: H, 12 77: I.
13 27: K, 13.75; M. 14.25; N, $4.50; WG. $4.55;
WW, $6.00.
I'oltoo Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14 COTTON-Spot
closed dull; middling uplands, lo.2ec; mid
dling gulf. 10.5UC. Sales. 1,100 bale.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 14 COTTON
Firm; a1es. 4.4x0 hales; ordinary, 7 3-loc;
8ood ordinary, 8c; low middling, ?c: mid
ling. 8 11-loe; good middling. 8c; middling
fair, H c.
ST. LOCIS. Nov. 14-COTTON Steady;
middling, kc; sale, I'll bales; receipt.
I.000 bHies; anlpment. 4i,0 bale; stock, 18,
888 bsle.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. H.-COTTON-Spot In
moderate demand, price 2 nolnta lower;
midcling fair. fi.72d; good middling. 5. Cod:
middling. 6. tod: low middling. 6:nd; good
ordinary, t.Md: ordinary, 4. W-d. The aie
of the day were 8.0"0 bales. Receipts, 16,000
bales. Including balea Anierkan.
Mngar nnd Melaaae.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-8UGAR-Flrm;
fair refining. lj-)c; cei.trl. u.m 86 .est.
4 7-lt&lc; mola'sea tugar. 2 11 ) . Refined,
firm; No. (, 5.0oc: No. 7, 6c; No. 8. 4 9oo;
No. 9. 4.86c; No. 10. 4 80c; No. 11. 4.70c; NO.
12. 4.5c; No. 18. 4.00c; No. 14, 4c; roifec
tionaia' A. 6.30c, mould A. ft.tov: cut loaf,
115c; crufhed. 8.15c; powdered. 6.65c; grnu
lated, 6.46c; cube. 6.70c.
MOLABSES-Stetdy; New Orleans Open
ke'tie o''d o cho'ce, 8"ift ik:.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 14. Sl'QAR
Firm; plantation granulated. 4c; open
kettle lc; open, ket 1 rentrifusHl 404c;
centrifugal white 46416c. yellow, 40
4Vc: seconds, 3fi4c.
MOLASSES Quiet: open keltl. WSVc;
centrifugal, 1032c. Syrup, firmer, 25Q30C.
Wool Market.
LONDON, Nov. 14.-WOOL Th arrival
of wool for tha sixth serif of auction
sat closed today with th fallowing
amount: New South Wale, 2J M0 bl:
Quaeni'and. 8137 hale: Vlctrin, 16 475
bales; South Australia. 1077 bal-s; West
Australia. 0.882 ba'ei; Tasmania. 1S7 bsl's:
New Zealand. 15 110 bale'; Cpe of Go id
Hope and Natal. 8 72 bale. The to al
amount of available for the srl a Is ".1'6
bales. Including t ' bales held over (nm
the fifth aeries.
ST. LOl'IS. Nov. 14 WOOI-gtaady to
firm; medium arades, combing and cloth
Ina. 3(tt)c; llarlit Hue. 1722c; hevy tine.
U4i18c; tub washed, 25Sll)c.
I.lverg! Orala aad Prailaloa.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 14 WHEAT Spot,
nominal 1 future, firm: December, 7s 8d:
March. 7s 6d; May, fs 5d.
CORN Snot. American mixed, firm st
4 9d Future teady; December, 4a d;
January, 4 6d.
Teleda Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Nov. 14 BEEI) Clover," ch;
1745; December. 17 60; Fhruarv. 17:
March, 17 2 bid. Alslka, prim, 17 W.
IMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
tig Bsa of Cattle at All Point, Bat Beit
Ortrlgi Hld About 8tedy.
HOGS COLD TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS LOWER
Fat gheep anal l.arab Strong and
Active with game Mlea Tea te
Flfteea Ceata Higher ' aad
Feedera Meady to Strong.
BOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 14. 1904.
Receipts were: Cattle, llog Bneep
Official Monday 9.4.V .( 9.0S1
Same day last week t 4ti4 l.l.il 11.374
game day week before 8 4S3 3 4.11 18.241
Fame three weeks ago.. k2r 4 147 1 i.O
Same four weeks ago.. 7.54.) li13 LD.i 10
Sam day lat year 5.44 8.738 !). ;o
RirCElPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
Th following table shows th receipt of
cattle, hogs nnd sheep st South Omana for
the year to date, with, comparison with
Ut year:
... 104 1003. Inc. tec.
.'' 815 770 I'f.TSS 141.071
H"' l;2.82.l l:t21 42,llj
p"kP , "; I.W51.202 l l.37 42 4H
ihe following labia snow th average
price of hogs at South Omaha for th las!
several days with comparisons:
Date.
I 1M. IJ8O8. ilK.llorl.18W.ltl.
Oct. 17..
Oct !..
Oct. 19..
Oct. 20..
Oct. 21..
Oct. ?..
rvt.
Oct. U.'.
Oct 25..
t'ct. ?d..
Oct. rt..
Oct 28..
Oct ,
Oct. 80..
Oct. II. .
Nor. 1..
Nov. 2. .
Nov. ..
Nov. 4..
Nov. 8..
Nov ..
Nov. T..
Nov. 8..
Nov. ..
NTc.v. vi .
Nov. 11..
Nov. 1?.,
Nov. 13..
Nov. 14..
4 1l I T
4 10 I T
4 1R! 3 78
4 811 3 71
4 111 I 1
IIH
4 J81
4 141 8 84
4 IS' S 98
4 1 9 SI
4 leX 8 47
4 11 8 81
I 1 64
4 Oil .
4 Ml t 58
4 011 3 68
4 041 3 46
4 041 4
4 02' 3 M
I 1 12
4 Oil
4 ni s 8
4 091 3 6'.'
4 06 t 45
4 031 3 47
4 02! 1 43
1 41
1 91'
1 2i 1 41
Indira te Sunday.
The ollicl'il number of car of tock
brought In todtcy In- each road wa:
Cattle. Hons. Sheen. H'r'sj.
a. Bt. p g
1 1 0' I XI T 181 80 4 441
f TSI I 7 02 I 171 4 111
S o; 8 n! . it al 4 Ml
I 1 07i I 03: 83 I 4 181
1 13i 6 071 i M 4
I I 17l 5 171 g 7t C M 4 nil
1 1 8 14' m 8 9' 4 "!
S 12 I I 141 g 74 Oil 4 R'.j
20 1 71! 6 0Ci 4 41
5 OS' I ( !3i 711 i OOl 4 tat
$ 00 6 1; 8 831 14 S4I
4 9 I g i g 8l 8 an' '
4 88! 4 871 8 821 I 811 4 121
I 4 971 il 59! I 721 4 60!
4 1l 4 881 811 6 87! 4 47 i
4 84l I 8 651 8 731 4 51.
4 gi 1 01 i 1 721 4 an 1
I 4 86! 4 87 8 61 I 4 56 1
I 4 90 I 4 791 8 49! R 92! I
I 4 88l 4 741 8 511 6 711 4 Gl
I 4 7.11 8 3 5 71 4 l
4 98 I I e 44! 6 8" 4 71 1
4 7 4 SO) It 741 4 9I
I 4 97V, ' 4 i!'' 8 I 4 74'
I 4 88 I 4 CV 6 r! 6 71! I
I 4 ci 4 ' n 1 ; t 4l
I I 4 e4! ?1' 8 59' 4 741
t I 4 57! 6 I 89! 4 67
33
12 23 2
9
13 11 1
10 .,
1
s t
2
3
4
93 34 "l
A N. W.
1
C. St. P., M. O.... 3
. A M 12!)
C. R cV
K. C. & 3
C. R. I. . I'., east.. 1
C. R. I. A V.. west..
Illinois Control 5
Total receipts 310
The disposition of Ihe day's receipt waa
ns follows, each liuver purchasing tlie num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle,
,. !
.. 85
,. 1,950
.. 1.171
Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Pncklnsr Co.
Hwiit and Company
Ctiduhy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Armour, from Lnnver....
M3
l.i4
i.rii
611
2,077
2"8
191
Armour, rre.ni f loux City 26
Vansani ft Co 248
Carey A Benton 17
l.obman Co 110
McCrcary & Covey 187
W. I. 6lephtn. 24
Hill M 51
Huston & Co 45
Hamilton A Rothschild. 172
L. F. Hus 140
Wolf & Murnan 477
Mike Haggerty 86
J. B. Hoot & Co 325
Bulla & Kline 17
P. tt S
Other buyers 256
191
6.857
Totals 7.579 .148 10 031
CATTLE There was n big run of cattle
in sight tills inornlnar. Chlraa-o havlna 30.-
000 iHiid. Kansas Clly 16,000 head and 6oulli
Omnhn fl,) head. Packer were naturally
bearish und at most point price ranged
from ateady to a dime lower. That was
the situation at this market on I lost kinds.
No well finished cornfed steer arrived
here thl morning, but there were everal
load of warmed up and short fed tuff
for which the demand wna not very brisk.
The big slump In Chicago last week, of
course mude buyers here more bearish, as
they felt that tlili market wa entirely
too high ns compared with Chicago, and
ns a result they took off lfl15e in a good
many case. It wa an uneven market,
though, so that aome bunches suffered
more than other. Packer seemed to
prefer the better grades of westerns to
warmed up cornfed at prevailing prices,
fo thnt the latter have been going down
hill ut a rapid rate for the past ten day.
'There waa a big run of wetern range
4Wf etoera, and owing to the unfavorable
rej orta from other point, the market was
11 little slow. The better glades sc'l
about steady and as high a 14.10 was pnM
for some pretty good csttle. The general
run of westerns, though, were weak to u
dime lower, nnd it wua rather lute before
the bulk of the arrivals was disposed of.
Receipt included about 100 ear of west
ern cows. nd while some of the buyer
tried to get their supplies for less money,
the demand wa sufficient to hold the gen
eral market just about steady. Trading
was fairly active and the bulk was dis
posed of in good season. As high as 13.15
waa paid for a good bunch. Quite a few
cornfed are allowing un In Ihe receipt,
hut unless they are good they sell no bet
ter than the western.
Hulls, veal calve and stags sold at nearly
stead:' prices.
A cood many stockers and feeders were
on sale, but the demand was quite brisk
and anything al nil desirable changed
hand without 11 great deal of trouble at
about ateady price. The commoner kind,
though, were rather slow and
a little
lower. Representative sales:
REEF STEERS.
No. Aw Pr. No. Av. Pr.
7 827 3 26 18 810 3 30
17 1076 3 35 9 1043 8 35
67 1213 4 10 20 1275 4 10
38 1184 4 85
COWS.
; 980 2 oo a 1090 2 00
1 8X0 2 HO t 915 2 00
5 812 t OS 1 830 2 15
4 89". 2 15 4 1020 2 26
9 1024 2 40 1 1'i30 2 60
2 1115 2 50 10 1067 2 60
1H gS'i 2 70 1 1170 2 711
6 (118 2 75 S 1115 1 00
2 1245 8 30 7 Vi57 1 35
1 7'1 8 "0 4., 705 J 10
t 7fifl 1 15 1 KO0 2 25
1 1000 ' 2 40 ! 840 2 50
4 1210 t 75 1)25 2 16
14 961 I 10
1 7i 1 (A l. 960 1 50
5 870 2 (V) I. 946 2 00
J 891 2 15 795 2 2
1 877 2 40 11 tCt i 50
1 95! 2 T5
HEIFERS.
8T I 4ft g 3'40 1 80
14 8M g . ' 0 1 26
1 780 J 00 t r-r.1 1 2fi
JO m I Ml 11 730 1 60
M 50 2 86
CALVES.
4N) t T5 3 240 t 5ft
T 214 4 00 1 110 4 00
1 150 6 50 1 180 I 60
J 130 8 (0 g 406 t 15
2 2) 4 00 1 140 4 00
1 270 i 00
BULL8.
1 13V) 2 35 t 1370 I 40
1 1400 8 "0 1 1830 t W
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
3
2 40
! 826 t 25
437
S 50
NEBRASKA
6 feeder.
1 feder...
81 feeder.
6 feeder.
1 ter....
It heifer.
1 heifers.
2 steers...
19 steers. .,
l feeder.
1 feeders.
16 feeders.
feeders.
. 1 80
810 i 00
. 9ftfl 8 28
7 cows...
917
2 13
1 61
f II
2 21
1 1
7 co"-. .. .
. 911
. 77ft
. 0
t heifers
1 bull....
4 cows...
I cows...
66
2 75
8 1ft
t 3ft ,
80
3 60
9
8 16
1 75
8 90
12
1 85
ITU
i 26
1 10
1 no
2
1 10
1 75
2 76
S 75
25
3 25
3 10
8 40
8 40
1 1ft
1 10
I 10
3 1ft
1 10
! 10
1
11SI
T80
944
.1918
,l,r8
. 789
, 73
. 781
81 3
85
1 cow inoa
9 98
3 81
1 80
8 ft
1 feeder... 100
t cows.
1ift
,1078
1'40
. 9C10
2 rows.
4 C0"'S.
! cews.
1 ete-r.
9 00
: fti
9 40
1 10
81
53 feeder.. M
4 feeders.. 9"1
I elers.
9J1
he'fr..Jft"8
ro
1 cow
1014
8 ci'e.
9!
l '0
r 10
S 50
1 ffi
il:
1 10
1 00
1 31
1 10
1 11
1 111
2 3)
8 tit
1 1ft
1 10
9 11
1A
f 10
2 10
1 cow....
1 cow..,
13 cows..
1 cow....
3 cows..
1 cow
7 cows. ..
6 cows. .
1 cows .
2 cows..
1 cow
1 st.er..
6 steer.
1 cow. . ..
4 cow. .
H cow..
1 cow
1 cow...,
1 cow..,,
t bull..
..100
.. 71
.. 994
..I')
..
.. S'5)
.. kMI
.. 9"4
..1M0
..1"C0
..114.1
..110
,118ft
..11
.. 97
.. T0
..111
.. 80
..1010
..140
1 buP
5 feeders.,
1 feeder..
8 heifer.
1440
641
3i
97ft
too
1 bun..,
s bun ino
( feeders.
18 st-r. ..
la fe ider.
18 fer.
1 fe-1er..
t bulls....
5 strs...
1 cow
1 cow
1 cow
1 row
13 cow....
17 cows
F70
. '
. 8'3
. 88
. 79ft
.1210
. 831
IK'ft
. V
.100
.1110
. 98
. 711
WYOMING.
3 5ft t c ow.
S 00 1 row.
feeder.. f
t feeder... 10
... 9
...1170
2 M
1 25
J 9ft
;
8 15
cow. . .
I cow. ..
1 '.er..
4 e.'r.
J Kl -..
I CWS..,
4 .ieis.
t
3 4"
1 15
3
I 1.1
S M
..
..10
.. ID
..life
. 1 .1
. .!
..1 ,1
I ter.... II
12 tert..
lw t..s..
1 re
41 steer. .
34 cow...
i.ft a 7
1
104 .1 S 25
..I'M i J)
.1042 1 !
MONTANA
..1337 I' ers ... ism a fi
18 steer.
BOITII PAKCITA.
24 steer. ...107ft 115 3 St era.
1094
I'M
3 3-.
3
t rs
1 2o
1 60
1 c
2 75
1 ro
,1 steers.
I cews...
4 cow ..
II CW . . .
row...
17 cows.. .
JO steer..
..il )t I t e .
W. E Ingrem Net.
.. g 1 on 1 tow....
. . 81ft 1 80 1 cow...
719
low
..Kl 1 on 1 bul' 1270
Fuller Bros. Cole.
..91 2 Oft 2.1 fee ier
.. 84)7 2 8ft 1 fe drr
E Hltrr-A yo.
..87 1 on 1ft cow . ..
J W. Sprark'en Neb.
.loM
.10.1
. ?S
. Ml
J s- ..
I COW.
..1 oo tl
irerers.
..994 2 On
Thorn Rel' Nb.
134 feeder 1109 3 46 142 trr ... .1122 3 43
171 feeder. f. 1 35 8 fe-der.. 808 S 00
84 mixed.... f 1 00
F. T. Rlchsrd-. P.
.. 910 3 90 M feeder.. 99 a 20
..139ft 3 10 4 feeder., j-" ! !R
.. 9n 3 3 1 hull 118) 2 35
. Kit 1 cow 1C76 2 )
1 steer...
1 s'eer...
1 teer...
rt '..
ueorg Fergoffer IV yo.
47 cow 78 2 60 5 cow 74 1 00
H. B. Cunnlnghsm-Wyo.
198 feeder. 11 .in 3 '-r . . . 97 9 ftft
IT fder. 18 8 ? 10 feeder . 960 1 Oft
9 feeder. I9 3
W. L. Kltilgman Neb.
4 feeder.. 104.1 9$ fe'der . 744 1 75
O. W. Tutiv Wvo.
cow 9-4 ID 18 feeder.. im3 J 00
I row lft? 2 50
HOGS With 45.000 hogs In Chicago this
morning price took a drop ranging rrom
10c to 15c. Receipt here were also qul.e
liberal for a Monday, but there were 41
cars billed direct, so that th actual num
ber en- sale w not xclve. Th mar
ket opened a big dime lower and a the
rcrnlrg advanced the elluallon grew
worse until at th close the market wis
l'i315e lower. Th bulk of the hogs sold
at 14. 674, and 1170. with the choicer lods
mostly from 14.70 to 14 71. The commoner
kind, and also tim of the lute sale, went
at 14 65. Trading wa rather slow all the
morning, but still, most everything wa
old by 11 o'clock.
Representative ls:
No.
14...
)...
62...
67...
...
75...
63...
0...
...
61...
6...
59...
4...
6'.'. . .
7...
72
s!'.!
77...
46...
64...
46...
61...
55...
41...
78 ..
V)...
Av. Sh. Pr.
No.
Av
Sh.
Pr.
.292
.293
4 67
62...
on...
.273
.304
4 87
4 67
4 67
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 7ft
4 7"
4 57U
4 6"
4 67
4 -4
6-
4 67
4 67
4 67
4 T
4 67
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 724
4 72
4 ".
4 07
4 67
4 6-H
4 6-i
4 671
4 67
4 67
4 7ft
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 71)
4 70
4 7ft
4 7ft
.20
.256
.270
.218
.205
.224
.91
.310
.257
.303
.:
.?
.260
.2'.2
.77-.
.253
.273
.rio
"41
9ft
.807
.?07
.218
.73
6.
56.
.is
8ft
40
'0
1
no
30
40
80
30ft
71 271
18.
.261
12..
76..
7ft. .
25..
51 . .
67..
67..
64..
67..
58..
69..
78..
58..
.251
.213
.2"
.313
.87
.173
2
.299 200
.261 ...
25
80
40
80
120
80
...271
...?48
7"
4 7ft
.273
120 4 70
240 4 7
56 rn
67.
ft.
59.
A9.
69.
54.
81.
50.
231
4 4 70
lift
9ft
120
4)
40
?-'0 4 7ft
"64
258
253
24".
976
275
160
4 70
4 7ft
4 7ft
4 7ft
4 72
80
4 72
4 75
73.
8ft
SHEEP Recelnt of :iecD were verv
I.ght here thl morning, for th time of
year, and a the demand wa liberal -.here
were not enough to supply the r.oilre
menls of the tr.vle. Buyers for local
pneker tartcd nut early and found that
the bulk Of the offerings consisted of feed
er nnd competition on the- few killer be
came keen. The market on both fet sheep
and lambs could sai'ely be quoted active
and strong, with some sales showing an
advance of ns much ns 1iiJTi5o. Ewe and
wether mtx-d sold up to 14.50, and ewe
brought 14.15. Ijtinli that could not be
clussed an choice sold for 15 50. Everv
th!nr that hsd any kill to it waa dis
posed of In shorl order. It Is notlceab'c
Hint packers are now buying sheep ami
lambs thnt a short time ago they would
not look nt and classed them a feeder
There were, quite a few feeder buyers
on bmd this morning, so that although
the bulk of the offering did consist of
feeder,, the mnrket ruled gctlve and
stendv to strong.
Quotations for grs sheen nnd lambs:
Good to choice yearling". 14. 4004.60: fair to
good vearllegs. I4.0ft)4.4o: good to cho'ce
wethers. S4.25tb4.SO: fnlr to good we'h'r.
4 0Oft4.?n: rood to cbrice ewe. 84. 00 4 25;
fair to rood ewes. 3.75fl4.O0: good to cholc
lamb. I5 4055.7C: 'air lo rood Ismts, 95.15W
6.40: feeder ver'lrg. f3.75i4 25: feeder
wethers. 11.604.00; feeder ewe. 12.50(6150;
feeders lambs, $4,2544.(1). Representative
snles:
No. Av. Pr.
i31 Western feeder ewes 94 3 5"
loo fed western cull ewes l"t 1 W
VH fed western ewes '. l.'l 4 60
ltil ivyominf leeder ews t 2 85
2 Wyomllng leeder ewes 10 1 00
754 Wyoming feeder ewes .- 88 3 00
100 Wyoming cull lambs 63 1 76
44 Wyoming ewe 98 3 76
126 Wyoming feeder yearlings... 90 4 00
g Wyoming feeder lamb 67 4 00
Idaho ewes and wethers 67 4 00
283 Wyoming wether 97 4 26
299 Wyo. wethers and yearlings. 94 4 26
460 Idaho feeder lamb 64 4 60
807 Wyoming feeder lambs 80 4 76
224 Wyoming ewes 101 S 90
182 Idaho ewes 10- 4 25
50 Idaho yearling 8) 4 50
1088 Idaho lambs 7" 5 50
10 Wyoming feeder ewe 90 2 0
609 Wyoming feeder ewe 90 3 20
125 Wyoming feeder ewes 91 3 2
215 Womlng feeder ewes 92 3 26
245 Wyoming feeder ewea 101 4 10
CHICAGO I.I VF STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hour Ten Cents Lower
Kheep l,orer l.amb Weak.
-, t .-, a r. 1 ta tl f.TTI.f!lle,iit,
UlllV AW, .,.. " - ........- w
10.O4) h-ad; market lie lower; gold to pil-ne
vieeir, i.tw'i.w", 1 i imu.utti, u.,v
i.:o; stocker and leei.ers. la.OiciH.j.; civ..
S1.2at4.M; heller. S1.7at6.2ft: oiiners, l.25(t
2.4; bulls. 2.m)4i4-7j; calvts, ..u0r ;.ihi;
westtrn steer. a.Oi'4in.l5.
HOGS Receipt s to.tay. 45,000 head; esti
mated tomorrow, 20.( head; nmrnet Ijc
lower; mixed and butcher. 4.o0.10;
Rood to ct olee heavy, 14.lOii6.tW; lough
envy, 14i$4.75; light. I4.7.974.H); bulk of
sales. 14.7.'i5i4 9V
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 18 000
head; sheep, lower; lamb, weak; good to
choice wether. M i5i4 6i; fair to choic
mixed. 13.tXiiH.2o; western aheep. 3.25'n4.ii;
native lambs. 4.1tVltJ.10; western l.mba
14.606.50.
gt. I.onl Live !4tock Market.
8T. lXlt'lS, Nov. 14.-CATTL.E-Recel-ns.
2.000 head. Including 2.1X4) Texan: mirk el
lower; native ahlpplng and export ters,
15.017.5(1, th ton for strictly fancy corn
fed cattle; dressed beef and butcher sturs,
14.00ti6.25; steers under 1,000 b, 13.5ir?i i.50;
locker and feeder. t2.(Xi4.(; cows and
heifer. 12.25flo.60, the too for fancy corn
fed heifer; cnner. t2.0"5; bulls. 12.C)
4x4.00 ; calves, 2.6(m77.O0; Texaa and Inolin
steer. 12.50CJ4 25; cow and heifer. l;.0(ifl
2.80.
HOGS Receipt. 9.6WI head; market
lower: piga and light. 14.00(64 70; packers.'
14 6uj4.85; butcher and best heavy. !4.8f!
4 86.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Ret elpta. 2.5a)
head; market ateidy; native mutton, 13.6)
414. 7S; lamb. t4.oO4Ml.00; cull nd bucks,
12 00194.00; stockers, 12 fOCaVj.25: Texana, 13.01
6.00.
Kansas (Ity Mrs Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 14. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 18.000 head, Including (00 southern:
market ateadv to 10e lower; choice export
and drevied beef eteera, 2.2iVti.4u: fair to
food, 13.7685.00; western fed steers, l:!75c
76; stockers end feedtrs. 12.1694.15; south
em steers. 12.504(4.25: soul hern cows, fl.50)
S.26; native cow. S15tJ4 00; native heif
ers. S2.604jtt.00; bulls. Il.7oii3.50; calves. 12.50
460.
" HOGS Receipts. 8.000 head; market 10
6IJ0 lower; lop. S4.80; bulk of file. tt.S'ifi
4.81: ria gr.d light, t' 2 4.72.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 4 001
head: market strong and activr: native
lamba, t4.2o4tt.76; native wethers, 14 141.75;
wesiern yearlings, t40ii)4.75: wctern
sheep. 13.70$ 1.85; atocker and feeders,
t2.5O4.&0. ,
lew York Lira gtovk Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-BKEVE3-Pe-celpt.
S.536 head; market for t'r, 13.0
6.90; bulls. I'i.CKtSi.K; cows, I1.10&8.0); xlra
fat cows, t3.f).
CALVES relnts. 1.J34 head: msrku
for veals. 15.4oj41 60; tops. 18 ;i1.76;
dressed veN. 7fll3c per lb.; country
drfed. tlle.
HCGg-r.eceipt. 15.724 l.ectl; market
ateidv; prln-e g'.gt nog, 15.60.
8HltEP AND LAMBJ-Reetlpt 14 421
hiad; market for sheen steidv: ti.0XV4.6i;
cholc and x-ort ben. 11 5t4 80; ru II,
S2.0rttf.50; lamb. $3 SSe S3; one deck. S.'.0;
Canada lamb. cjIIs. 14.04 60.
Stock In Sight.
The receipts of I've t ck at the ix rrl i-
clpl weatern cltir yeaterday were k . I-
lowr: Cttl. Il'ig. Sheep
South Omaha 50 .'!
Bloux Cltv 8.7'J 4 tft
e-ans City 18'0 4.0-1
St. Loul I " )
Chicago 3H.04 45. CO ih.itft
Et. Josph 4.442 4.823 8,813
Total..
57,192 77.813 47.19.
St. Jaaeph l ira nek Market.
ST. JOSEPH Nov 14 -CATTLE-Be.
clpt. 4.442 head: mrkt steady to Vx
lower: natives, 11. 7144.00; cow and heif
er 13 0. 4 50, Ktnckrr and feeders, t.'.Tl
(T3 76.
HOflS-Recelpt.
4,C3 htad; market
1 cow l"ft
1 COW Ill
mnit.y 10c owf; bulk ef a). l4ftri v'.
1. 1 .:(' ANi I.AMK8- Recelrt. 1.84
head; mrket rtle ard terty; western
vetlc .-. 14.. 4.'.
glaat I Ity I Ire glnrk Market.
lit. l n V. Nor 14 -igpcc'aI Tels
gr.m. -f i l l 1.1 -Re e t , ,i.7j, he.d; mar.
1 et .i.i ut ; pe.x.f. ..., ; c - bull
pd mixed. !'.- '.iiS :6; fo.-kers srd feer.ers,
1.'5o,3hi: rnives ;,nd eHrlng. 8. itwil.
Hii1S Rere.pt 4 5t hean; n.a'ke- Iftc
lower. 1 Irg ill 14 ft1l4.;f bulk. 14 W4.4 70
OM ill
IV HOI C'llW
81.171 KB I
Condition af Trad and Qantatlaaa
9tr'e and Fanes l'r4ice,
l"7G3-t ar.dled stock. ?c
LIVE I'Di'L 1 4.1 l;n. 1c; roester. 5c;
tuike.. loc. cuik. I't. geese. 9c; spring
rhlcWfc. yf
1 Hl'TTER-I'.i. Xing stock. 13c. coolie
fancy oair. LtfUc; creani. .ij:4c; fanci
pilnt. lut.
FRESH r'ROZEN FISH-Trout. 10c; picg.
erel. c; pike, tea:; ptrch. 7c; buen!i. l.'o;
tsbitenah. inc; aimuii. 14c; rrdniter. lie;
lobster, gre I, Ac; lobaier, bollrd, jul-; bull,
be.id. lie; catfish. 14. ; black l.a, tm; hal
ibut, luc; trapple, 12c; ive sind, l; buf
fs lo, 7c; whit us, lie; frna legs, pgr dog.,
lie.
HAT Prices quoted by Omaha Whol.
ale Dealer' ftsocl1 lc? : Choice Nr. 1
upland. 17.00; No. 2. fi.U). medium, H 00,
coare, 16 to. P.yo raw, 16 00 These prices
are H. ihj c' guuu ui.or and quality.
OYBTKK4 New York count, per ea a,
45c: extrx select, per can. i. itandard.
r can. 32r; bulk, standards, per gal., UK;
bulk, extr.i selirts. pet g'M . 11.71: buig
New York cnums. per aal , fJOO.
TROPICAL FRl'ITS.
OK ANnrS-Florlda. aise 121. 16. 11 SM,
216. 250, t3.264j-3.60.
LKMO.Nh California fancy. J7t, 300 an4
C8v. r mi; cnolce. 11. F0.
I1A1F.?-Per box of 10-lb rVes . f 09:
Hillowi. In 70-lb. box. per lb., 6Jtc.
F1G8-I"allfernla. per 10-lo. varlon. 75J
15c; Imported Smyrer. 4-rrOwn. 12o;
6-crown. 14c; 7-crowu. I6c: far.cv Imported
whed. in 1-lb. pkg., Uijlitc, California,
per cts of thlrtv-sls i'kgs . 12 25.
RAN ANAS Per medium axed bunch,
p ('' 5": "i,"io. M
COCOANVTS-Per ino, S800.
Kttri'iS
APPLES ltomi. guu .fonnthan, per
tbl . till); Hen tii. S?M: New Tcjrk
Talmnn nd Pound Swe4s. 13 00; New Tork
Kings. ViOO; Ntw orn Pippin. 12.76; New
Yoik Greenings, Itui 2.M1; New York Bld
wln. 12 604f 2 ..,; Colorado Jonathan nd
Wine Sap, per bu. box. 11 60
PLAL.S Liah, Coinndo and California.
fail .-..-.;;. r" x. si.t.7;:.25; .w vori
Keefer peat. ir bb... 4.1 50; New York
Dutch, per bbl.. 14.0V4.2:
CKLEItY i'er ciciz.. :5450c. .
GRAPKP-Ir.iported Malaga. Mr keg
15 i"Hi.0O.
CRANBERRIES Cape 'nd and Wiscon
sin Bell and Cherry, per bbl., 18 Ot.; per box
tit6.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES.;., iiuiin imwn. In sacks,
per bu.. 40c.
TURNIP8-Pr bu., 50o; Canada 'ruta
b.iga per lb., lc.
NAVY BEA NS Per bu.. Sl2.00.
ONIONS llon-.r-grown. In sacks, per ba.
BaSJTBc: Spanish, per crate. 11.90.
CAl'l.lr LOU Kit-Per bb., 14.00; per ca
of b to 10 hes.1. I.'.CO.
Cl'Cl'MBERS Per case of 1 dox , 11 75
CA HM.-Gr. Home-grown, per luo lb.. 7c
SWFKT POTATOKS-Home-grown, per
bu. basket. G0c; Illinois kiln dried, per bbl
3 0ft; Muscatine, per bbl., 12.00.
GRL:;N PKprERS-Pe. bu. baakst. tOe.
SOI'ASII lloire-giown, per dog., 60c
EGG PLANT trome-gicwn per 40t ;jc
miscellaneous;
bAL'ER hiiAu 1' tviconln, per ke
1260.
CIDER Ngw York, per bbl., U 2C; per
bbl.. HI- ,
CHEESE - Wtgcoiie'.n tv.ina. full cream,
12c; Wisconsin Young America, 12c; block
Bwiss, new 15c; old. li017c; Wisconsin
brick, 13c; Wisconsin ltmberger, 13c
NUTS Walnui. No. 1 soft ahll. new
crop, per lb.. 14c; hard sliell, per h .
13c; No. 2 aft ahell. per lb., 12c; No. i
hard shell, per lb., l.'c; pecan. Urge, ptr
lu.. 12c; smalt, per lb. 10c: peanut, per
lb., 7c; roasted peanut, per lb.. 8c; Chill
Walnut. Pr lb.. i:'JH3c; almond, soft
shell, per lb.. 17c; hard shell, per lb.. Joe;
chestnui. per lb.. ?fil6c: new black wal
nuts, per bu.. 76S90c; ahellbark hickory
nut, per bu., 11.16; large hickory nula, per
hu.. 81.50.
HIDES No. 1 green. 7c; No. S green, c;
Ko 1 'td 4c: No. 2 salted. 7c; No. 1
veal calf, lc; No. 2 vesl calf, 7c: dry salted,
luajiac; sheep pelts. 25ctjll.00; bers aidta,
tl.oua1.0u.
Coffee Mnrkat.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14 COFFEE Fu
tures opened steadv at unchanged
prices. Wire trouble Interfered with biisl
na nd nrice ruled .barely tedv In th
absence of material buying. The clone was
barely steadv nt a decline of 10 oints.
Salts were reported of 41.250 bags. Includ
ing December, 7.0'c: Janusry, T. 15c f Mar?h,
7.4c; Mav. 7.K7.tnc: July. 7.75c; Septem
ber. 7.85ft7.Oc: October. 7.rtf7.Je; spot Rio,
steady; No 7 Invoice, 8 l-16c.
Elaln Butter Market.
ELGIN. Nov. 14. Bt'TTER Firm and
unchanged from last week at 2fic. Sale
for the week. 62,CO) pounds.
Hepobllcan Candidal Appeals.
CYc"rmNV Ky.. Nov. 14. J. B. Ben
nett, the republican cindlddte for con grew
irom the Ninth Ken.ueky dlstrlt t. today
filed a petition before Judge Fryer asking
for an order against county board of eic
llon commissioners of this county, oompel!
Ing thorn to count fifty-four votes for Ben
nett which the election officers In Lair pre
cinct of this county failed to mark on the
s'Ml' of th bn'lot book. Monday next waa
et for a hearing.
Buster Brown' Thanksgiving next Bun-da;-'
Bee.
nK 41. F.ST ATE THAMFKHg.
Lieeds nlcd for rtcord yesterday as fur
nished oy tiie Midland Guarantee nnd
'1 1 list company, bonded auatraetera, 1614
hurnani slieet, for The Bee:
Ida otcei to C. It. Norton, lot 11,
block 1. HIUJll' 2d add S 20
Mr. Hannah '. Pere to Chrle C.
Hkelllnger, lit 12. block 446, Grand
View ... SOU
Patrick M'iiimed to Anna K.
M'lihclder, n.t, leel lot 7, block 347,
South Omah.i '. '. 1.150
.Mr. Ida C. tandheig and htiaband to
feusan Paxson. w-tn foet niso reel lot
6. block s. park r-iac
1,1'Kl
J. W. peter to Susan Paxon. lot .12,
block 1. VanclerctMiK Terrgcye
I'd)
Charles r). Sward and wlf 40 4'hnrlea
K. Wlncct and Halt! E. Wlnscot,
lot 5. bloc k 3, Portland s-She. 1,000
Alex G. fitevenaou to Marlon R. Kind
red, lot 6. b.oek 4, rioience 628
Peter Jesaen, Jr., to Clnlstlne Pagmar
Jensen, lol 4. block 1. Anwsirong'a
2d add 1
Dwlght 8. Cochtnn, by Walter L. Selbv.
his attorney 111 fact, to Mary A.
Laiighlln, lot 7. block 1, Hammond
Place ..-.. i I"
D. W. M now and wlte to .lame Q.
Breneman. lot 1, block 13, Florenc'e.. 1
CliriKl Koch and wife to Fills Dr.stel,
lo 1. 2, 3, 4. 5, , 14, 17 apd 18, block
"2, Millard village .-. 7,750
Tboma II. Looker ct al to Ida C
Hantlberg. 80 feet Iil50 feet , lot i,
l.l..ek 6, Talk Place ..' ,.. 65ft
Gunnar A. Lndqulet and wife to Elisa
beth L. Johlieon. lot 4, Frederick add. 228
Florence K Anderson lo Fred W.
Wolf, lot 14, Oak Hill No. t add SOU
Nona llnldwln lo Ann' M.. Perkins,
w lot 12, hltck 9. Plalnvlew'. 1,0!0
Harriet E. Lmnnur to .'a me H. pun
bur. I"l 4 block 3, and lot 4, block 6.
Ilarl.'ord Place 1
Erne! Meyer to Peter Jessen. Jr..
lot 4, block 1. Armslrong' Sd add.... 1
Cltv tiavltig riank to Rertb. DrtxeT.
loin 13 und 14. block It, Wllgox 2d
add '' L450
Mstthew F.nnegan and wife tn Francis
Stdlncek, lot 1, block .17, bt add,.
South Omaha 400
Wlnnett W. Mcllvair. to Ol Carlseti
and Arna M. Cnr's-u, lot 10 and 11,
block 13, Ambler Plac..... lftO
Tllmt I-. 01sn end husband to Wln
nett W. Mcllvglne. aime , 71
main rrrrcr
F.lth ind Robert Stt
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Bldg.. Omab, 9. els. Trlrpkene 014.
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Bell Phone 214. lnUl endtsul Flion .
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