ulE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2G, 1904.
GRAB ANB PRODUCE MASIET
Lighter Trad, but Prices for Cash Wheat
ind Futorei Art Higher.
ARMOUR SAID TO BE THE HEAVIEST BUYER
Vrt Aboat Point Hlf her Cora
rimer Receipt Art Llktr
Goaslp from Pits aad
Wall Street.
OMAHA, Nov. 25, 19o4.
Armour was the chief factor In the wheat
rnurket today. Ills house was reported as
having bought culls on l.flm.tao. bu. of May
wheat and advising; friends to get on the
lms; side of the. market. Liverpool prices
were 1 point higher ami the receipts fir
the first time wore smaller than last year.
Dtspita these favorable influences there
was not so much activity in wheat as might
liiive been expected. There Is a large spec
ulative Interest that does not follow Ar
mour and this Interest was keeping aloof
from the market. As a result It was a
rather quiet and comparatively stendy mar
ket, the fluctuations rclng within
point. December opened at $l."9Vi, nn ad
vance of r, broke to Jl 09' and then turn
ing to Sl.luW. dropped off to tl.4. with an
Improvement thereafter to Sl.OtV May
opened c higher than on Wednesday and
nfter selling at $1.1' broke tc, then recov
ered to 11.11, off to $1.1H and hnck to
$1.11. Most of the Interest was In the May
future and the volume of business In July
was also materially Increased. Tbls latter
option (tallied n and was firm throughout.
' OokiIkl cash sales were light. There was
a fair demand for wheat, but the offerings
were not large. A car of high-grade No. 3
linrd, testing 614, pounds, sold at $1.08,
which is practically 2c higher thnn the,
siime grade would have sold for i
AVednesday. The car was exceptionally
good In quality and cleanliness.
In sympathy with wheat and lighter re
ceipts the market for corn was considerably
firmer, but not materially better as to
price. At one time December was an ex
ception to this latter statement, for It ad
vanced nearly a full point to 60Vic, after
sielllng at 9ct, but a part of this advance
whs loot before the close. May was corn
parattvely steady.
Omaha Cash Prices.
' WHEAT No. a hard, $1.0601. W; No. 8
bard. $1.06: No. 4 hard, tOc&H.OO; No 3
spring, $1 OS.
: COKN-No. 2. 41V4SI2e: No. 3. 40c; No. 4,
fflVw 3!c; no grad. awo-Wc; No. 2 yellow,
42V,c; No. S yellow, 42c; No. 2 white, 41Hc;
No. 3 white, 4oc.
OATS No X mixed, 28c; No. t mixed,
2714c; No. 4 mixed, 2HV4e; No. 3 white. 29c;
No. 3 white. 28ic; No. 4 white. 27Hc; stan
dard, 2SVio.
Grain Markets Elsewhere.
Closing prices at the following markets
today and Wednesday were:
CHICAGO.
Wheat-December
' May
July
Corn
- December
Msy
July
Oats
December May
July
8T. LOUIS.
Wheat-
December
May
Corn
December May
Wheat
1 ecember
May
Corn
December May
Today. Wedn'day.
1.004 l.OMt
1.10 1.09H
99'- 98ft
4.o4 49
467, 4R74
46 467,
294 29H
31 Sl
31ft 31ft
1.12 ij.1V?
4Bft 44H
44 44
KANSAS CITT.
::::::::::::::::::: 1
42
42
Wheat
lcember
May
Wheat
December May
Wheat
December May
NEW TOPJC.
n 1.17ft
1.12ft
MINNEAPOLIS.
e 1.10
1.13
'JVLUTH.
... 1.11
s 1.12
i.m
1.01ft
42
1.MH
1.11ft
1.P9H
l.Uft
KKW TOAK GENERAL, MARKET
4aotatl.na of the Day on Varlons
- . - ' Commodities. j -
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-FLOUR Receipts,
20.834 bbls.; exports, 637 bbls.; sales, 400
bbls. Market quiet and nominally higher;
Minnesota patents, $5.90X1.20; Minne
sota, bakers, $4.604.86; winter patents, S6.60U
; winter straights, So.S6tt5.oo! winter ex
tras, S3.60W4.25; winter low grades. S3.4O(0
4.06. Rye Hour, firm: sales, 300 bbls.; fair
o good, $4.MXf4.76: choice to fancy, $4,769
i.66. Buckwheat flour, dull at $2.26S2.66.
CtlHiNMiiAi Steady; yellow western,
3US&1.16; city, Sl.l&fcd.lSi kiln dried. S3.OO0
BARLEY Quiet; feeding:, 4414c. C. 1. f..
New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 108.600 bu.; sales,
3.600,000 bu. futures. Spot market firm; No.
2 red, $1.20ft. f. o. b afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth, S1.2244. f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 hard
Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b., afloat. There
was a strong advance in wheat today on
further reports of wet weather In Argen
tina and of drouth in our own country.
Higher cables also had an influence and
the market ruled firm all day; May. ll.liif
1.12V closing at $1.12ft; July, $1,0241.04,
closing at $1 Kl; December, $1.17ftjUift,
closing at $1.17ft.
CORN Receipts, 11,826 bu.; exports, firm;
sales. 26,000 bu. futures. Spot market barely
steady: No. 2, nominal In elevator and
66fto, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yellow, 6tiftc;
No. 3 white, 66o. Option market was quiet
and featureless, closing ftc net higher,
with wheat; May, 617(i62e. closing at
6174c ; Deoember closed at 68fto.
OATS Receipts, 219,400 bu. Spot market
dull; mixed oats, 26 to 32 lbs, 84ftrn'36ftc;
natural, white, 30 to 32 lbs., 36fr37ftc; clipped
white, SS to 40 lbs., 37Q'40c options nomi
nal FEED Quiet; sprint: bran, $20.66; mid
dlings, $20.25.
HAY Firm; spring, 6670c; good to
choice. SOfrNic.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
3904 crop, SlfeXk:; li3 crop, grt6c; olds.
Hfjl8c; Pacific coast, 1904 crop, 30fi,37c:
old 11Sc
HIDES Steady; Galveston, 20 to 35 lbs.,
17c; coi-fornln, 1 to -j lbs., 19c; Texas
drv 7 to i ! , Ho,
LEATHER-Steady; acid. 2426c.
t'KuvlbiONn tit-et. stead : ramlly,
$11.60; mess. $9.0oj.60; beef hums, $23.60;
puckot, $10.0010.50; city extra India mesa.
$14. Wa 18.50. Cut meats, firm; pickled bel
lies, Js.25fiS.75: pickled shoulders. $7.60; pick
'.oil hams, SHOnfjO.75. Ijtrd, steady; western
vteamed, $7 Rn: November rl"d at 87 o
nominal; refined. Arm; continent, $7.70;
Houtlj America. "V co""- .i.6Mi V".
Pork, firm; family, $15.0015.60; short
clar. S13.2KU1S .75; mess, $12.7513.60.
TALLOW Firm; city, 4ftc; country, 4ft
J"47C.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 2ft
CS'ic: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Market strong; renovated,
common to extra, 1319ftc; western Imita
tion cresmery. common to choice. 15ft(&0e.
CHEKSK Market firm; state full creams,
small, September colored and whit fancy,
llNo.
EGG 8- Firm: western fancy selected, 30c;
western averages. 28&29e.
POULTRY Alive: Market irregular;
western chickens, lie; fowls. He; turkeys.
16c. Dressed: Market steady; western
chickens, 1215c; fowls, lltfl2ftc; turkeys,
Wile
. St. I.ouls nrala sal PrevUloas.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 25. WHFJiT-Hlgher;
No. 3 red, cash, elevator, $L10ft; track.
rl.l2ftJ'1.13ft; December. $1 09ft; May, $1.12ft
ti 12ft: No 3 hard, $1.0S4il.lO.
CORN Stronger; No. 2 cash, nominal;
track, 49c new, 62ftc old; December, 46ftc;
May, 44c.
OATS Firmer; No. t cash, SOftc; track.
Sic: December, 29c; May, tic; No. I
white, S24ja.'ftc.
FIjOUH Quiet, unchanged: red winter
riitents. t5.Nfi6 .30: sneclal brands. K 4o$(a.60;
e'r-x fancy. $4 704.80: clear. $4 1M4 4a
PKKD Timothy, steadv. t3.003.45.
CORNMKAI-Steady, $2.60.
ftR N Dull: sack-d, eM tracW. 84i7e.
HAY-Dull; timothy, $8.00511.00; prairie,
$6.iin.0.
IRON COTTON TIES-3c.
BAOOINO 7Vic.
HEMP TWINE ftc.
PROVISIONS 1'ork. higher; Jobbing,
til. i6. Ird. higher: prime steamed,
Bacon, ateady: boxed extr horts, $8; clear
ribs. S01?4: short clear. $8 25.
POULTRY IXill: chlrkenH. 6ftc; springs,
8c: tvrkevs, lli12c: ducks, tc: geese. 7Vtc.
nilTTKR Firm; creamery, HOfiitiftc;
datrv. 15Cr?lc.
. EGOS Firm, 24c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls uo lln
Wheat, bu 8t M.Md
Oirn, bu fi.tm n.flno
4t, bu 6j.W0 24.000
Peoria Market.
PKORIA. III.. Nov. 2S.CORV Quoted
Maher. active: No. 3, new. 4iui4j !. 4,
new, 43,ii'4oc; no grade. 42'l3ftc.
Dalath Grata Market.
MXT'TH, Nor Ii.WHEAT- WTTT.
No. 1 uorthern, $1.11; No. 3 notikMO, X,
on track. No. 1, northern $1 II- No 2
r.frthern. $1.04. December. $111- Ma'v $1 12V
OATS-To arrive and on traVk. 29ftc.
CHICAGO GRAI ASD PROVI9IOM
Featarea of the TradlaK and Ctosla
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Not. 25-ExoessIve rains In
Argentina, delaying harvest, caused a cen
advance in wheat here today. Continual
lack of moisture In the aouthwest addrd
to the bullish sentiment. At the close Tn
cember wheat was up a to lc and Ma.', at
cJ"i. """ gtin of Sc. Oat, are
ft(i'4c higher and provisions 7Vial7ftc
Bullish sentiment prevailed In the wheat
pit throughout the entire day. At the
start the December delivery was r p ftfi4C
to V-S-ftc at $1 .nftftin.Oi,. May w.s up ft
c to lc at $1.10iiil.ioft to fl.lieft. 'rhe Initial
advance waa due malnlv to a sharp rise
in wheat prices at Liverpool, quotations
there being up fully Id. Trw. strength of
the English market was sal to be the re
sult of bullish advices) frjm Argentina.
Domestic conditions slso fa vored the bulls.
Drouth In the southwest remained un
broken. On profit-taking the market early
loat a portion of the oj.nlng advance, De
cember easing off to e, oV'al.OS1. My de
clined to $1.097i'81.1''. On the reaction
shorts became act'. buyers, causing a
quirk tally. The hh po'ra of the day was
reached at tl.lOft ftir December. Meantime
May ad v. in red fa $i h. The market closed
strong, with rjmber at $l fvt. Final
quotations on ,iay were at 31. loft. Clear
ances of whes,t and flour were equal to
33,010 bu. Et'Mirta for the week, as shown
by Rraditret . were 1,332,000 bu. Primary
receipts Wwya 1,36. 600 bu.. compared with
l,09.5t ba a year ago. Minneapolis. Du
luth and, Chicago reported receipts of 1,142
cars, a jurist W9 cars last week and 1.1S0
cars a. year ago
Influenced by higher cables and the
atregth of wheat, the corn market ruled
atrrig. Trading waa active throughout the
entire session. Offerings came largely
f,tom small holders. December opened ft'tf
c higher at 49Vn60fto, sold between 49"c
and 4!ftc and 6v4c and closed at 49c.
May ranged between 46ftc and itMc and
closed at 467fj4c. Local receipts were 609
cars, none of contract grade.
In sympathy with the strength of other
grains, oats were firm, but prices held
within a very narrow range. The fact
that the movement during the month has
been light Is a constant bull Influence.
December opened unchanged at 29ftc, sold
up to 29V?j29fte and closed at the top. May
sold between 31ftc and Slftc and closed at
31ftc. T,ocal receipts were 107 cars.
In spite of tremendous receipts of hogs
at tha yards, the provision market was
stronn, under the Influence of an active
demAnd from a big packing house. Indi
cations pointed to the closing of a big
sltort line by the same Interest. At the
close January pork was un l'ftc at $12.82ft.
Lard was up 7H'al0c at Ribs
closed with a gain of 10c at $fl ftg.fi2ft.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
78 cars; corn, 466 cars; oats, 138 cars; hogs,
17 000 bead.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.
Wheat
Dec.
May
Open.
1 09ftfJ
1 094
1 10ftfl
1 inft
High
1 10ft
1 11
Wft
29ft!29i4iWt.
80ft 3)ft
81ft( Slftl
12 65 I 12 82ft
Low.
1 09ft
loe'VB
1 10
99
12 77ft
7 00
7 17ft
50
I 70
12 97ft
7 10 I
7 25 !
I
!ftl
49Uft
407j
4
2ft
3J
3Jft
12 65
12 77ft
7 00
7 17ft
50
Close.
1 09
1 10ft
99ft
4Mi
46ft M6j
48
!3ftftW,
29ftiti
Wed.
1 0S
l onft
Wft
49ft
4Sft
4574
30ft
2ift
8oui3i8;fTU
31ftl31ftft
12 82ftl 12 65
12 97ft
7 10
7 25
?ftl
12 75
T 00
7 17ft
5"ft
J-jly
Oorn
Dee. f49ft-Oftl 60ft
May 4 srvji
July I 46ft 46ft
"Oats
, Nov.
' Deo.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan. May
Ribs
Jan.
May 170 77ft 6 62ft 6 67ft 6 67ft
No. 8.
Cash quotations were ss follows:
FLOUR Steadv: wlnt-r n-tf-nt. IS.SO'r
6.40; winter straights, $4. 9056.20: spring pat
ents, $5.00(55 50; spring straights, $4.706.00;
bakers. $2 9(Vfr3.90.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. $1 .09f?1.13 ; No. 8.
$1.02431.10; No. 2 red, $l.12ftl.l3ft:.
CORN No. 2, 62c: No. 2 yellow. 57fte.
OATS No. 2, 81ftfJfl2ftc: No. 2 white, 323
33V,c: No. 8 wntte, 30ft32ftc;.
RYE No. 2. 78c.
BARLEY Good feeding, S8S38ftc; fair to
Choice malting, 42ff62o.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, $1.12ft; No. 1 north
western, $1.19; prime timothy, $2.70; clover,
contract grade. $12.25.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $11.40
frll.45. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.02ftifr7.O6. Short
ribs sides (loose), $6.62ftS.75; short clear
Ides (boxed. $.75j.C7ft.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments yesterday
Flour, bWsi '
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
Baney, ou
Receipts. Shipments.
2i.floo 21.
tto.000 in,2(V
RR7.20O 153.400
136.800 . 49.200
, 4,000 5.400
, 86,100 22,70
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries. KfoCiW.
dairies, 16ff21e. Fggs, firm: at murk, cases
Included, lSfta22ftc; firsts. 24c; prime firsts,
26c; extras, 8c Cheese steady. ll(312fto.
Kaasas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 25. WHEAT De
cember, $102; May, $1.04ft; July, toftc.
Cash: No. 2 hard, $1.04ft; No. 3. $1.02ColOd;
No. 4, tScAll.Ol; No. 2 red, $l.fi(SL08; No.
3, $1.021.0: No. 4. 93cfl1.00.
CORN December, 42ftc; May, 4202ftc.
Cash: No. 2 mixed. 46ft&M6c; No. 3, 46(31
45ftc; No. 2 white, 46c; No. 3, 45c.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 30c; No. 2 white, 31c.
HAY Weak: choice timothy, $9.0O'9.50;
choloe prairie. $7.605S.).
I'VE Lower, 75c.
EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas,
new No. 2 whltewood cases included, ISc
dozen; case count, 22c; cases returned, ftc
per doxen leas.
BUTTER Creamery, 21ig23c; fancy dairy,
16c.
Rcoelyla. Shlrments.
Wheat, bu M Th,ii
Corn, bu 8-K) V.4oo
Oats, bu 63,000 23,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 25. WHEAT De
cember, $1.10; May, $1.13; July. $lloft; Sep
tember. 94ftc: No. 1 hard. $I.HVi: No. 1
northern. $f 12ft; No. 2 northern, $1.07ft.
FLOUR First patents, $6.IKi8.10; second
patents, $5.85(136.95: nrt clears, $4.354.45;
second clears, $2 75.85.
BRAN In bulk, $14.60.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 25 WHBAT
Flrmer; No. 1 northern. $1.14; No. 2 north
ern, $1.1011.12; May, $1.l0ft.
RTF Dull; No. 1, 82c.
BARLEY Steady ; No. 2, C6c; sample,
372c
CORN Firm; No. 3, 663o7c; May, 45ft
fjM6c.
Liverpool Grain Market,
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.-WHEAT-Snot.
nominal: futures barely steady; December,
7s!'4d; March, 7s Sftd.
CORN Spot, American mixed, firm. 4s
tftd. Futures, steady; December, 4s9ftd;
January, 4s 5d.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 25.-RUTTER
Steady: western creamerv. 25fl32Kc.
EGGS Firm; western ilrsta, 25(S3?o,
mark.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BUNDS
Wall Street Market It 8trong, Active and
Higher.
UNITED STATES STEEL THE LEADER
Sew High Record Made for Preferred
ad Common Shares aad tlaklas
Faad Bonds Vnloa Pa
cific la Lower.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2i. The maintenance
of the minimum discount r.itc of the Bank
of England, the lack of apprehension to the
demnnd money market here and evidence of
steady Improvement In Industrial circles
were among the contributing factors 1o
today's strong and active stock market.
United Slates Steel Issues were the letd
ers, the preferred and common shnres,
together with the sinking fund bonds, mov
ing to new high records for the present
movement. The continued absorption of
these bonds at the higher level was In
excess of 17.000 nm. uhli h was believed to
break all records for a day's dealings ln
any uiuivmuai ooni on ine eiws. rvnnuRc
and was nssunied to be for Investment
account. As proof of the better state of
the steel and Iron trade It Is only necessary
to cite today's advance of $.1 per ton In
bar Iron by one of the Independent com
panies. That this advance has been, or
will be followed bv kindred companies ad
mits of little doubt. Out of town banks
and other flnnnrtal Institutions were lender
of money on rail In this market todny. Fof
Iondon account some 50,000 shares of stocks
was bought.
After an Irregular opening, prices for a
number of active Issues, chiefly Amalga
mated Copper. Sugar and Pacific Mall, took
a decided drop, the result. It seemed, of
market manipulation. Recoveries were quite
general by noon, a number of specialties
participating In the improvement. Save
for some moments of hesitation, the market
held strong throughout the afternoon. Lit
tle Increase of commission business was
noted until tho fln-tl hour, wnen the gen
eral list was bought. Henv'v buvlng of
Reading, attributed to Philadelphia denvnd
stimulated buvlng In the other coalers. The
steel stocks and stocks of similar Independ
ent companies resisted further gains.
The most marked exception to the gen
eral rise was Union Pacific, which was
under pressure nil dsv and made a net
fractional decline. Transactions In the steel
shares which mde net gains of 1. and 4'4
per cent for the common and preferred,
respectively, ainrregated almost rne-thlrd
of the day's total operations. The ateel
bonds led slso Into the bond market several
huge blocks changing bands. Their net
advance was 2 per cent. The minor steel
and Iron stocks advn"nced 1 to 3 per cent.
I ike gains were made bv the coal shares.
Elsewhere In the active (1st material gains
on the day were scored by Illinois Central,
Great Northern preferred and Erie.
Government bonds were unchanged on
caH. Total sales, par value, aggregate
$10 740,000.
The following were the quotations on the
Slock exchange:
.D,2l
. 6, 100
eral fund exclusive of the $150,noo,nnn gold
reserve In the division of redemption
shows: Available cash balance, $144,0S9,2;
gold, $S2,;ol,6hl.
Bl'SISESS OF ASSOCIATED BANKS
Clearlags of the Great Commercial
Craters of Coaatry.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25. The following
table, compiled by Bradstrest. ch"ws the
bank clearings, at the pnnc.pai cities tr
the week ended November 24. wi.h the
percentage of Increase and decrease as
com i area with the corresponds g week last
ear : '
CITIES.
I 1 1
. Clearings. Inc. Dec.
Atchison 66.200 89 KXft mft
do pfd e.ioo i'"'
Baltimore & Ohio 6,400 Wft 95ft 9ft
do pfd 2"0 94 94 4K!ft
Cunadian Pacific 9.800 134ft 1327s 134ft
Central of N. J 19"
Chesapeake & Ohio... 4.100 49ft 49 49ft
Chicago & Alton 40
do pfd M
Chicago Gt. Western. 36,100 25ft 24ft 25ft
Chicago & N. W 100 00 200 198
C. M. & St. P 12.000 174 173 173ft
do pfd 100 lS3ft !3ft 183
Chicago Term. & T... 1,000 15ft 15ft
do pfd Hoi) 26ft 2tift
C, C. C. & St. L 300 88 87ft
Colo. Southern 700 23 22ft
do 1st pfd 100 68 58
do 2d pfd 100 35ft Soft
Delaware A Hudson.. 1,800 187ft 185ft
D. , L. & W
Denver & R'.o Grande
152
30ft
56ft
139ft
l9ft
81
G4ft
90
108ft
34ft
63ft
43ft
135ft
75
42
76ft
88
SS
72
52ft
86
iisft
30
65ft
1TC
WSft
KOV.
63
90
10774
m
43
13474
74ft
41ft
75ft
88
26ft
87
22ft
57ft
35
187ft
333
32ft
dfift
39ft
73ft
65 ft
85 ft
89ft
151ft
30
65ft
28
62ft I
138ft i
168ft
81
do Dfd a 85ft
Erie 69.700 3ft
do 1st pfd 8.000 73ft
do 2d pfd 4.900 5fift
Hocking Valley 1.300 80ft
do ptd
Illinois Central 12,400
Iowa Central 6o0
do pfd 1,100
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louis. A Nashville.... l.fino
Manhattan L l.Kiio
Met. Securities 2.700
Met. St. Ry 16.000 123ft 121ft 122ft
Minn. & St. Ijtils.... too
M . St. P. & S. S. M.. 100
do pfd
Missouri Pacific 10.400
M.. K. & T 1,300
do pfd OoO
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd. 600
N. Y. Central I,2n0
Norfolk & Western... 5,900
do pfd
Ontario A Western.... 4.700
Pennsylvania 40,600 13574 135ft 125ft
P.. C. C. & St. L.. Ofd !00 7(5 7tt 77
Reading 55,000
do 1st pfd 100
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co 20.200
do Dfd 11.000
St. L. A 8. F. 2d pfd. 2,400
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis ,
IMttsburir . ,
J San Francisco
Baltlmjre
Cincinnati
Kansas City
New Orleans
Cieveland ,
Minneapolis
Detroit
Iotilsvllle
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Providence
Buffalo
Indianapolis
St. Paul ,
Ixs Angeles
St. Joseph
Denver
Columbus
Memphis
Peattle
Richmond
Washington
Savannah
Albany
Portland. Ore
Fort Worth
Toledo, O ,
Salt Lake City ....
Peoria
Atlanta
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
Des Moines
Spokane, Wash
Tacoma
Orand Rapids
New Haven
Davton
Norfolk
Springfield. Mass..
Worcester
Portland. Me
Augusta, Ga
Topeka
Ploux City
Syracuse
Evansville
Birmingham
Wilmington. Del
Knoxvllle
Davenport
Little Rock
Wilkcsharre
Fall River
Macon
Wheeling, W. Va...
Wichita
Akron
Chattanooga
Springfield. Ill
Kalamazoo, Mich...
Youngstown
Helena
Lexington
Fareo V T"
New Bedford
Canton, O
Jsck'onvll'e, Fla...
Iowell
Chester, Pa
Oreensburg. Pa....
Rockford. Ill
Rlnhamton
Springfield. O
Rloomlngton, 111....
Oulncy. ill
Ploux Falls, S. D..
Mansfle'd. O
Decatur. Ill
Jacksonville. III..,,
Fremont. Neb
tOalveston
Charleston, S. C..
Total, IT. S
Outside N. Y..,.
$1,746. S41.2.T6
lH4A3i.84a
127. 1"7 !
110. 1 c9 39i
62,9:3. ?i9
4".4;o014
27,710. k
22 821. Wai
19.5Jt.4'M
20.S21.Xn9'
19.493 732
12.18,'. 7.MI
2o,'l"2 ;-
lo.srto.9.8
9..2.34..
6.948 fiofii
7.2 4,i!-7
6. JO0 4 W
6.4.X9 125
6.7:.316
6,jS7.6n7
6 4S3.H4
3,772.557
4 641 010'
39 6il.
6.242,9731
4.218.9r
6.745 41o
4.1S3 U2
6.512.045'.
3.764 294,
3,79.7.06:1
6.477 0221
2,727. 4j.
4.497.1591
3.2"9.12
3.4(11 Mti
2,623 f61
2. 261. 23
2.B66 4'2
2.1R7."93
2 4H5 5921
2 646. 7'H1
l.57.:"
1.4ol.S67
1. t .0141
1.897.311
1.3 8 111
l,129.r7
1, ISO 891 1
1.5 ' 24SI
84? 27o.
1.215,7761
1.208 7611
l,30S.R14l.
1,237 (W8I
910 217!
1.127 W .
6 3 0191.
1,398 P.49I
542.94
875.842
776 8-41
1,012 634
44.tiO .
751 8:1 1
842.5 J5 .
67 204
459 6-i5l.
5)'rt 4 'SI
4-5.672l.
:61 14"
40 272 .
370,1501.
734 87I
892 4691.
341 341 1.
6'6 6721
3?6.9flO.
312 2"2I.
301 3P5
256 4"6I.
279 3511
Ifirt Wl.
217 7"9t
164 2041.
157 1071
1297 000
1.209 676
.'$2,567 079 8181
. 826,738,6131
2.7
f2. ..
13.8 ..
.9 6 ..
20. b, .
I
&S.3
10.4,
31.2;
3.9
13. 7t
Zt.
.6
19.4
2.1
13. 61
13.5'......
6.61
7:4...3:2
2.7!
10.9
12.11
14.01
10.81.
I
28.6'.
24.01.
67.0'.
23.9;.
3.7
22.91..
27.61..
8.7.
15.6
30.3
42.21,
41.11.
42.9;,
20 2 ,
34.9'
89. 5
7.21,
2.7!,
7.3!,
23.2 ,
10.7 .
50.51,
31.01,
,12::l'
7.0',
24.4 ,
1.2
3,8
88I
9.6
44.7i.
32.7
"i'.t
20.3
4.7
?9 9
49.8
61.2 .
11.11
....I
29.0
27.9
37.2
16.5
10.0I
11 .01
35!4
ii'.'i
i.4l.
1 81.
10.11.
17.9
.
'ii'.s
1
"V6
13.5
'ii'.7
27.2
3.0
1.1
31.5
55.11.
17..
64
90
146
108ft
34ft
63
42ft
135ft
74ft
90
42
35ft
84
68
25ft
63
at
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26. METALS The
London tin market reported a sharp ad
vance, with snot closing at 135 loa and
futurea at 134 15s. The local market
responded to the foreign firmness and was
also hither, with spot quoted at $?9.5t"0
29.85. Buulnes waa quiet at the advance.
Copper was also higher In London, with
spot quoted t.t 66 12s 6d; future at 67
6s 6d. Locally spot was firm, but with 11
material change. Lake is held at $14.87fti
16.12ft: electrolytic at $14.75ti 16 00; casting at
$14.6Hi! 14.75. Ixad was lower In Ixmdon.
at 12 18s $xl. In the New York market
the tone waa firm and rrlces still range
from $4.20 to $4.70. Spelter was uii' hursel
in London and at $G.7f4r5.87ft in the New
York market. Iron closed at E3s lOd In
Glasgow, and at 47s lftd In Mirtrilest-oriiwh.
Locally Iron was firm; No. 1 foundry ro'th
em is quoted at $18. 75i 17.25; No. 2 foun
dry northern, $l.25tfilti.75: No. 1 foundry
southern and No. 1 foundry southern soft
$1.75C17.18.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 25. MET AT J! Lead
quiet, $4.35ff4.50. Spelter, firm, $5.65.
66ft
117ft
35ft
Hoft
86ft
31ft
63ft
11574
94ft
23ft
4fift
20ft
24
48
aft
78ft
32ft
90ft
4ft
"8ft
37ft
16ft
'S4ft
104
81ft
bft
61
215ft
24
80
36
192ft
19ft
78
'&
24
105
45ft
84ft
83ft
67ft
26
53
66ft
117
Sift
95
36ft
31
62ft
114ft
94ft
22ft
45ft
20
23ft
47ft
22ft
St. Louis S. W 60D
do pfd 600
S. Pacific 26,500
do pld 200
8. Railway 15,800
do pfd "00
Texas & Pacific 1,4(0
T.. 8t. L. & W 600
do pfd 2.210
Union Pacific 64,700
do pfd 100
Wabash 2.100
do pfd 600
W. & L. E 600
Wisconsin Central .... 80O
do pfd 600
Mexican Central 10,100
Adams Ex
American Ex.7....,..., 100 217 217
United States Ex
Wells-Fargo Ex
Amal. Copper 110,100
Am. Car & Foundry.. 4,600
do pfd 1,800
Am. Cotton OH: 600
do pfd
Am. Ice 1,400
do pfd 200
Am. Linseed Oil 100
do pfd
Am. Locomotive 18.4O0
do pfd 1.4O0
Am. Smelt. &. Refng.. 9.5:0
do pfd 300 114
Am. Sugar Refng 16.30U 149ft 147ft
Anaconda M. co wu m in
Brcoklyn R. T 13.8o0
Colo. Fuel & Iron 38.3(0
Consolidated Gus 60O
Corn Products 2,8o0
do pfd 800
Ditttlllers- Securities.. "00
General Electric , 4iO
International Paper... 1,200
do pfd 000
Internatlunal Pump
do pfd 600
National Lead 1.4o0
North American l.OtO
Pacific Mall 3 009
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car.
do pfd 3,500 87
Pullman Palace Car
Republic Steel 4.900
do pfd 1.010
Rubber Goods 2.000
do pfd 100
Tenn. Cosl & Iron... .15.1'.)
U. S. Leather 4,200
do pfd 80O
I. 8. Realty & Imp... 800
76ft
81ft
89ft
83ft
"8ft
87ft
16ft
'iift
102ft
80ft
113
7ft
47ft
215
23ft
79 ft
36
192
19
77ft
'Su"
23ft
103
42
76ft
8774
79ft
35ft
83ft
6Vft
25ft
63
60ft
117 V,
35
95ft
86ft
81ft
62ft
115ft
94ft
23ft
46ft
20
23ft
47ft
22ft
238
215
120
1W7
78ft
82ft
90
34
93
8ft
37ft
15
37
34ft
103ft
81
113ft
148 ft
114ft
7ft
60ft
215
23ft
80
35ft
llft
19
77ft
40
So
23ft
103 44
4b
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa ,
Halifax
Quebec
Vancouver, B. C....
Hamilton
Iondon. Ont
Pt. John. N. B...,
Victoria, B. C
Totals, Canada.
CANADA.
$
I-.1$
29.432 8041
24 M6..rr,l
.665.?B5I
2 814 437I
1.914.MKI
1 816.7971
1.771 "Wl
1.361 23I
1.0 8?11
1.185 1r7!
470,0961.
40.6'..
70.fi..
38 01..
24.5'..
8. til..
19.31..
27.9'..
22.5'..
4.3'..
23.6',
16.8
76.127,2931 44.31.
Not Included in totals because of no
report last week.
tNot included In totals becau-e containing
other Items than rleirlnifs.
Not included In totals because of mo
comparison for last year.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 21. MONEY On call,
steady, 3&4 per cent; closing bid and asked,
8ft per cent; time loans, firm; sixty days,
3ft per cent; ninety days, 4 per cent; six
months, 4 per cent; prime mercantile paper.
Ml4' ler cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at S4.86S5
G4.8693 for demnnd and at $4.8405 and $4.8410
I?r..?lxty-dalr bllls; Posted rates. $4.86 and
$4.87ftf&4.88; commercial bllls, $4. 83ft and
SILVER Bar. 5Sftc; Mexican dollars. 47c.
BONDS Government, steady: railroad. Ir
regular. The following were the closing prices on
stocks and bonds:
V. 8. rer. Is. ns...
do coupon
do Ss. rrm
do coupon ....
do new 4s, reg
do coupon
do old 4i, r io4 n.
ao coupon
Atchison son. 4s.
do adj. 4s
Atlantic C. L. 4a
Ill. A Ohio 4a...
do aa
.I04V 'Manhattan e (. 4a. ..inf,u
.104H.-Mex. Cantral 4a.... 79
.1M'4i do lat lno J7
.104S Minn. A St. L. 4a.... 1
T. 4a.,
1804 14., K. A
.1J0H do Zl
R. R. of M e.
...IM't N. T. C. g. H4s...
...IdJHlN. J. C. g. oa
... 4!No. Pacinc 4a
...100 I do Sa
...IOSMj N. A W. e. 4a....
.OS. L. 4a A par.
... if us
4a. Blft
.. .10014
...1.1611
...105'!
... 7474
...10H
...103ft
-imrai or us. u... .11114 Penn. conr. IHa 10i"A
do lat lno 0 I Reading gen. 4a 102
Chea. A Ohio 4Sa....t08 fit. L. 4 1, M. e. (a ,llfii
Phlcago A A. IVta.... H2H St. 1.. A B. K. tg 4a. 894,
C, B. A Q. n. 4a.... 10014 St. L. 8. W. la 714
C, 14. B. P. g 4a..lto4 seaboard A. L. 4a.... 84
C. A N. W. c. 7a.... 12iH 80. Pacific 4a M
IT. 8. Rubber 1.600
do pfd 1.000
17. S. Steel 216. 6t
do Pfd ISiI.hoo
Weatlnghouse Elec.... 1,000
Western t'nlon
2.000 looi 107H 1081
8.000 3Kft 86ft 38ft
Wft
230
17
69ft
23
87
76ft
14
95
81ft
S3ft
1
29
94
180ft
17ft
69ft
ft
77ft
14ft
95ft
82ft
R4,
84
16ft
ftsft
23ft
87ft
74ft
14
94ft
82
33ft
!ft 8!.ft
27ft
4ft
181
ftou
180
Total pales for the day, 1.5X1,400 shares.
London Closings Atork.
LONDON, Nov. 26. Closln-:
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25. COFFEE The
market for futures opened steady at a
dec-line of 61 10 points In ix-eponEe to dls
appointing European csbles and -ontlr.'ie1
full receipts. Prices ruled genernllv s edv
after the opening and the market wa"
steady at the close, net unchanged f, 8
points lower. Sales were reported of
00 bags. Including Dece mber at 4 Cj-jil "n ;
January, .8i)c: March. 74j7.05c; Julv. 7.3r"-;
September. 7.5507. 611c. Spot Rio steady; No.
T Invoice 7ft c; mild steady.
Cotiaelo, money
do account
Aoaconda
AWMson ,
do prd
BiUlrtcra A Ohio,
ranaditn Pacinc .
Ch-a. k Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C. M. A St. P...
DrUeara
Denver A C 0...
di pfd
Erie
do l't pfd
do Id pfd
tlllnnla rertrel ...
toula Jh Nith....
M . K T
PIT A'Fi'l- t?ir,
UJ Y lentril.
... M-.. Norfolk V.
, .. 4 I do pfd ...f
Hi,Oi.iarlo 4t
...usm
...
...1K
.. S0V.
.. 55 Vi
. .171
... l:-4
..
.. '
.. SS
..
.. 54lj
..'5J'.
..:'fvt
Ptnnaylvania ....
t'and. Minea
Reading
dn lat pfd
do td pd
Southern Railway
dn pfd
Southern Pacific .
leioa P.'aifla ....
dn pf'l
I', g. St-el
do ofd
V.rah
do ffl
StVSnanlth a ...
...1.tH
... 7T
... 4
... i
... 4M4
... 1114
... 31.
... 4.i
... 41
... f,ft
... 7
... Sii
...117'4.
... f"
... tv,
. .. i
...24
... 47
firm. "7 1-161 per ounce.
Mo.M-ir-Mj rr cent.
Tlie rate of (liwniiii In tlie npen morket
for short hi 'Is is itt-li per cent; for three
months' bll!u, 3 :r cent.
Sen York Ulnlnsr tiek.
Oils aa4 Rosla.
OIL CITY. Nov. 25.-OIIJ4 Credit bal
ances, $161; certificates, no bid; shipment.
149,113 bbls.; average. 8".0a bbls.; runs. 177.
7 bbls ; average, 78,768 bhla. ; slilumer.f s.
Lima, 134,336 bU. averaae, 67Tj l.l.'s.;
runs, Lima, 166,471 bbls.; average, 63 4m Mils.
SAVANNAH. Ga., Nov. 26.-OII.S Tui-
entln. firm, 48ftc. Rosin, firm; A, It. :
!; I. K. $2 62ft; F. $2 7fti2.7t; O. $2 7'.'-:
NEW YORK,
It-,' CloVt,g I .
A'ltm t on
tUn
-i e
nri.f-!..a !-(,-,
IV.niM,.. H Tuuiiel .
lor- 'r-r'T
I.-.." s'ir.r
I.dl'i- t'un ....
Lt: : '.: f
'i lifi red
Nov.
Tl.e following are
t".-k
lOi.tarlo
.al
I "VI
'fno
liutukl
""SJ
1 ' ' rr , St
Hjpta .
'"Url
Va
1 e-i nn- Fiareirie..
H ,: 'i;v!T IN. V.v w.-v-Hn'
ttiul till vbo tkiaKUi-y luuui4
. ."..v
.lit
. -:u
.. '4
.. 1
.. I
..
sta'e
C . R. I. A P. 4a.
dn col. 6a. .11
err. A St. L. g. 4a.
Chicago Ter. 4a
Cnn. Tobacco 4a
Colo. A So. 4a
D. A R. Q. 4a
Erie prior Han 4a...
do gen. 4a
P. W. A D. C. la...
Hocking Val. 4Vta...
h. A N. unl. 4a
Bid. Offered.
lilt So Rallwar 5a.
lexaa a r. la
.103
. U
. ai'
. 8H
.101
.104W
. HlVi
.111
.110
.103
p.. Bt. L. A W. 4a
uu a aviiio e...
do conr. 4a
U 8. Bteol 2d Sa.
WaUaah la
do deb. B
W. A L. E. 4a
Wia. Central 4a...
Colo. Fuel c. (a. ctfa. Wft
..11814
.121
.. Ill
. .104
.113Vi
,.
.1174
Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON, Nov. 25. Call loans, 3ff3ft per
cent; time loans, 4I&5 per cent. Official clos-
f n r nt atnr-tra unA hnnil.'
Atchlaon adj. 4a M4
do 4a . ., 101
Atchlaon , .
do pfd ini'tt
Boaton A Albany. ...lf.2'
Boatnn A Maine 1K7H
Boalon Elevated li4
Pltchburg pfd 140
Mexican Central 22H
N. Y., N. H. A H...18
Pare Marqurtta 79
t'nlon Pacinc ll&K
Amer. Arge. inem... iu
Adventure
Allouei
Amalyaraated .
American ZlnA
Atlantic
Blnehflm
Cal. A Hetla..
Centennlel ...
Copper Range .,
uaiy weat ....
Dominlnn
Pranklls
lOrancy
do Dfd Jl'Vl.lI RnTaU
Amer. Pneu. Tuba... 6H,Ma. ailnlnx
.ifn-.micnigan
Asior. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T....
Amer. Woolea ...
do pfd
Edlaon Rlee. Illu
Oeneral Electric .
kaaa. Blectrlo ...
do pfd
Mata. (la a
t'nlled Prult
I'nlted Shoa Mach
do pfd
V. 8. Steal
do Dfd
Vretin. common
AM Mnhawk
1444,' Mont. C. c.
101
ia
1V
. 41
. el
. 31S
Old Domini. m '
Oac.eola
Parrot
Oulnrv
shannon
.Thmarack
Bid.' E-divi(iend.
Trinity
t. 8. Mining..
V. S. Oil
I'tah
ViclApU
MV Winona
'Wolverine ....
It
.... 7)
... Ui
... 17ft
... 7V,
....tic
... .
... T014
... 13
... (u'4
... li
... 6'4
... ai'i
... 7 ft
... ft
.... 5Vi
... 4
... 7ft
... 5H
... 0
...US
... KH4
...127
... 13i
... isvt
... li
... 45 '4
... iht
... It
.. .10MV4
Forelara Plaanelal,
IXNDON, Nov. 26. Money was growing
scarcer In the market today, owing to the
Joint stock banks calling in loans In order
to niHke up their monthly balance sheets
The dlseounr business wai largely dune bv
the Tank of England. Tradlns; on ths Stork
exchange whs quiet, but hud a good tend
ency. Consols cased a shade. Home rnlls
w-re depressed. American were main
tained, but were idle pending the receipt
of the quotations nt the opening of the New
York stock market. Stock closed weaker
Rl-odeslsns and Ktfflrs were firm and
romewhat active. Argentine rails were
I "'r on rrirora of labor troubles In Argen
tlre. Imr-lal Jopanece 6a of 19i4 were
qooted at 95.
PFI IN. N"v. fS.-Te transactions on
tr Poorse tortav are light.
TAnm. Nov. 35 Trilling on the Bourse
was Irrea-oNr and prices were feeble The
rpro-ci-ng debate in the Chamber of
T er-utiFii nn the proposed 'ncome taxes de-Pic-'iod
Kr"n"h re"e. Russlnn Imperisl
4 wre o-.icd -t and Kunn hnnds
of W "t 4. Th privute rate of discount
vks 2 9-16 fer cent.
Toledo Heed Market,
TOLFDO. Nov. .-SEFD Clover ca-h
D-e-vib r. $7.57,; Pebruury. ' $7 05:
MTireh. $7.70. Alslke$7 80. I'rlma Umotliy!
fl -.ft. ,
MAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Desirable Corafed and Westers
Steady, Cows Blow.
Steers
HOGS AVERAGED A SHAIE EASIER
Light Raa of abeea aad Lambs aad as
the Denaand from Paekers Wn
Liberal, Klllera Held ttroac,
While Feeders Held Steady.
SOfTH OMAHA, Nov. 26, 1"o4.
Receipts were: Cstta. Hogs. Sheen.
Ofnclnl Monrlny .9t5 S t3 1S.1A0
Official Tuesday 7.11 11.610 8.117
OtTirl i Wednesday J.943 12.6o4 3.47S
Thursday Holiday
Official Friday 3,40 11.430 4.3CS
41. WO
34.S45
24 -8
27.2H3
27.S43
31.213
34.1179
40.MS
SR.ft'l
S7.474
M.342
29.868
Hve days this week. ..24.349
Pime d:tys Inst week. ...30.27.2
Same days week before. .14.1M
Snme three weeks ago...2n.7V5
Same four weeks ogo....82.7Sl
Same days Inst year 1S.979
"r-J:tIPT8 FOR THE YFAR TO DATE.
. . '"""wing tahle shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha,
with comparison with last vcar:
... 1904. 19nS. InO. Dec.
Cattle Sin.043 3.1 132,143
'Y1"" 2.O40.S92 1.9fi2.fi?fl 67,366
Bhr,P 1.648.211 1,701.445 53.204
The following table shows ths average
price of hogs st 8outh Omaha tor the last
several days with comparisons:
Dt- 1 1. ii.iisja.ioxn.!i
!()'.'
11.
Not.
Nov
Not.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nnv. 1
Nov. 13.
Nov. 14.
Nov. 15.
Nov. 16.
Nov. 17.
Nov. 18.
Nov. 19.
Nov. 20.
Nov. 21.
Nov. 22.
Nov. 23.
Nov. LI.
May 25.
4 K,
4 rH4l
I 4 86141
f so
4 taj,
4 on
4 95
4 971
a i. v.
I 89
4 '".
4 rv,
4 6.ih
4 62
4 71
4 6HSI
4MHI
I
4 BT''
4 611
4 4H I
4 47
4 991
4 87
4 79
4 741
4 731
4 781
I
4 an
4 671
4 621
4 T
4 Ml
4 S7I
I
4 661
4 461
4 3M
4 451
4 46'
4 44'
;j
4
4 18
4 161 $ 75'
I 721
S 611 I
5 49 S 7I
6 611 6 711
631 S 711
4 SS' 8 '
5 441 8 f"
5 741
6 851 I
25 6 731
(t VI 8 '!!
211 6 691
6 2' 6 69'
6 3J S 671
I 641
6 411 ,
6 811 6 631
6 29 6 C3I
6 2S' 5 731
8 ?H 5 811
6 261 t 75
1 5 66
8 151 I
C 04 6 7G
4 611
4 801
4 eel
4 64
4 871
4 Til
4 C9
474l
4 Ct!
4 74'
4 671
4 82
4 901
4 hi;
I
4 78
4 751
4 7"!
4 76
4 7
6 861
4 0V I 6
4 (Ml S 4S
4 04 S 46
4 Oj' S F1
I I 63
4 mi
4 W S 88
4 Oil 3 61
4 061 S 45
4 031 8 47
4 021 S 41
' I 41
2 941
I 981 S 41
9 l I 95
5 64 S 35
i 87i S 38
S 661 8 85
I I 28
3 881
3 8l 3 ?1
S 66 S 37
3 HR S 4
3 821 3 46
3 77 8 38
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in toduy by each road was:
Cattle. Hok. Sheep.H'r's.
C, M. & St. P 7 30 .. 1
Wabash 4 .. ..
Missouri rnciflc 3 1 .. 1
Fnion Pad Ho system 29 17 17 3
C. & N. W 2 30
F., K. & M. V 21 26 2 1
C, St P., M. & O.... 1 7
B. & M 33 13
C, B. & Q 9
C, R. I. & P., east.. 5 16 1
C. R. I. & P.. west.. 23 3
Illinois Central 3 ..
Chicago Gt. Western. .. 1
Total receipts 123 ISO 20 6
The disposition of the day's receipt was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 222 1,163
Swift and Company 665 1.863 241
Cudahy Packing Co 609 2,156 l,4si
Armour & Co 654 2,67 1,687
Armour, from Sioux City loS 2,641 ....
Armour, lrom Denver.... 158
Vanwint & Co 69
Carey & Benton 189
Ixibman & Co 96
McCreary A Crary 13
Hill & Huntzlnger 66
Hamilton & Rothschild.. . K4
Mike Hiiggerty 83
J. B. Root & Co 2
8. & S 194 iAi
Other buyers W3 .... 2,006
Total.... 2.9t!l 10.464 6.416
CATTLE There was a falr'y liberal run
of cattle on sale this morr.l.ig for the day
after Thanksgiving, but the demand was
also of good proportions, and a very satis
factory market waa experienced. Trading
on most kinds was quite brisk and the bulk
of the offerings was soon disposed of.
The demand for corn-fed steers was fully
equal to the supply, and the better grades
could safely he quoted steady to strong
and some salPS looked a little higher. The
common kinds, however, sold In much the
same notches they did on Wednesday.
There was noth'ng strictly prime on sa a.
but still as high as 35.E0 win pild.
Quite a few western range best sfeei-s
were on sale this morrlng. but the market
ruled active and steadv to strong, every
thing that would do to kill changing hands
In good season. The same as wlih corn
feds, most of the cattle were not very
choice, but still there were a few on sale
that could bo called good.
The cow market whs rather Irregdlar.
Buyers started out and bought quite freely
at neurly stendv vrics 'I hev s eroed to
favor the good stuff and a good many of
that k'nd sild for n moch os they would
have brought on Wednesday, but when
It came to the commoner kinds the mniket
was a trifle lower. After buyers had some
of their more orient oMt? oiled ho mus
ket slowed down and the latter half wns
dull, with prices a little lower on all kinds
Bulls, veal calves and stags sold In very
much the same notches they did oh
Wednesday.
Receipts Included a few stockers and
feeders, and ns sneculitors carried very
few cattle over Tbanksplvlng. they were
all anxious for fresh sunplles, evn though
It wns Frldnv. The belter grades sold
freely at strong prices, with the commoner
kinds about f""" """"ni.itive sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No A. Pr "o.
14 11t 4 70 10 1447 S SO
16 1300 S 40
COWS.
t inn t 00 t lnoo t m
1 870 I 00 1 77 1 0
1 800 I 06 1 1130 I (It
I 1S t 26 4 1I4S I to
1 970 t IS 14 1021 I S
3 dt I SS 1 1M4 t 70
IS "94 I 45 S 107S S 00
1 Wl 1 SO 1 1110 I 00
? I SO I 11B0 I 00
19 907 I 60 ... 1018 t 00
BULLS.
1 130 I 00 1 14t0 1 so
1 1M0 i SO 1 1440 I SO
1 ISM I 40 1 ISM I 00
CALVES.
t 80S I 40 1 140 I 00
4 ma 4 so
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
4 RS 1 90 18 689 s 7U.
5 KM 90 1 9K0 I 10
tt 70 I IS
NEBRASKA.
81 cows MO 2 26 8 feeders., 737 2 80
48 cows 948 2 70 25 feeders., 849 J 15
84 cows 943 2 65 22 feeders.. 870 2 75
13 cows 926 2 55 . 2 feeders.. 870 2 30
2 cows 875 2 00 15 cows 834 2 45
65 feeders.. 9S3 3 45 19 foeders. .1060 3 SO
2 heifers... 4t z 9 cows 900 1 90
4 calves... 130 4 00
24 cows 967 2 30
COLORADO.
1 cow 860 2 60 25 cows 1014 2 50
1 cow 1110 2 50 4 cows 970 2 60
5 cows '!0 1W 3 cows 9"0 2 25
2 cows loft) 2 25 1 bull 1:410 IK
1 cow 14W 2 60 1 bull 1260 1 95
1 cow 1190 2 60 8 calves... 361 2 70
20 cows 746 2 05 1 calf.:.... 220 2 Oil
13 cows 8141 2 10 8 culves... 193 S 60
7 cows 921 1 85 2 cows 900 1 85
1 cow loon 2 10 1 cow &0O 1 60
5 cows 1"90 2 36 1 cow 9M) 2 85
13 calves... 310 8 65 2 steers.... 665 3 60
27 cows 897 2 85 108 steers... 905 S 00
1 cow 1020 2 25
WYOMING.
1 steers.. ..1356 4 00 Scows 750 2 06
12 steers. ...1358 8 60 1 cow 910 2 85
6 steers.. . 1141 8 25 6 cows 1026 2 26
3 steers. ...1"16 3 25 2 cows 1010 2 95
t steers. ...1233 8 60 S steers.. ..1033 1 25
9 steers.. ..1343 4 00
A. Beavons, Wyo.
cows 1"10 3 75 2 Steers.. ..1360 2 35
9 cows 833 2 65 8 steers. ...11M S 85
5 rows 1012 2 75 1 steer 1320 S 35
1 cow 9o0 2 T 2 cows 1075 2 76
C. Hettler. 8. D.
5 rows 1001 2 35 11 steers. ...1149 2 85
Scows 1036 3 80 2 steers. ...1136 S 76
X cow 970 2 80 2 bulls 1200 2 06
O. Dumond. Neb.
g rows 910 2 60 11 feeders.. 1063 S 86
4 COw 10'fl 2 to 1 feeder... lo S 00
2 cows .... 80 2 40 8 feeders., 60 3 "8
4 cows.... 3T 2 '0 21 feeder. . 8R 2 85
I hull 700 2 25 1 stag 1110 1 76
HOOS There was quite a liberal run of
hoKS here this nioinloe nnd reports from
other points were a little bearish, so that
puckers started In to buy thtlr supplies
for b-sa money and In some cases were
bidding as much as 6c lower than Wednes
day. Most of the early sales, however,
wera !"n lower. Hn4 as the mornlne ad
vanced it became evident that the demand
from all souri'is whs quite liberal nnd tha
market kenl strengthening until the loss
wns Just about rt gained. Trading was
active and nil the carlv arrivals were
soon disposed of, hut quite a few trains
wire lite, wlibh delayed the nvkft to
some extent. As compared with Wednes
(Imv the general msrket todav could proh-
II My best be described by calling It steady
10 a shade lower. The bulk of all tha
mss so'd from 84. '8 to tl.60. It ock choirs
bogs, however, to bring over $4 47,i aod as
high $4 13a waa paid for something
prime.
The eirtreme close of the market s
hardly as firm as the best tlwie earlier
In the dav, as rackers haf, their more
urgent order filled. Representative sales:
a. 8a. r. Te. A. an. pr.
J H ... IN (3 tsS 90 4 4TH
t U ... 4 4 SI tot 4A 4 474
It ... 4 40 II Vt at 44714,
4S Ml ... 4 40 M IM 4 I 47u
tt JOT ... 4 41 47 VI ... 4 47
14 rt ISO 4 4S It 7 ... 4 4Tt
4 at 10 4 W 17 lit M I 4714
t Mi IM 4 4t 44 Ill M 4 47 H
K 1i M 4 4t IT 171 M 4 4714
41 r7 40 4 W 14 m ... 4 47V
V r ... 4 41 IJ 171 M 4 47V
to W4 I 4 4 '. JM to 4 47H
70 IM tt 4 44 tt 14 40 4 47 V,
t ...... !1 M 4 46 M 174 100 4 47 '4
t7 I4 170 4 4S 40 ft 40 4 4714
75 t4t 10 4 48 tt Mt M 4 47'a
10 IS 40 4 44 TS 94 90 4 47i
41 4i'7 ... 4 4t It 94 ... 4 47V,
IS. M 10 4 4S tt I7t ... 4 47V
It K4 90 4 4S tS ITS ltd 4 47V,
71 4I 40 4 4S tS rso 10 4 471,
l !0 ... 4 411 74 170 140 4 4iS
tt 174 40 4 4S 4t rt ... 4 47V,
17 7 ... 4 471, 4- im HO 4 M
SS 14 40 4 4T4 tt tt 40 4 M
41 .177 SO 4 47V, tf 171 ... 4 St
TO 7"4 n 4 47 H 4t 144 IN 4 40
4 !t 40 4 47V, 70 nt I at 4 SO
14 i( 11 4 47 Vj 44 tnt ... 4 SO
9 Sir. rxi 4 47V, tl tut ... 4 SO
17 t 120 4 47V, SO S07 ... 4 to
It tl 170 4 4714, tf .171 80 4 to
53 m 140 4 471, t7 141 M 4 SO
S40 . . 4 47V4 lit 944 40 4 SO
71 971 10 4 47V, S3 114 100 4 SO
147 to 4 47V, I! IH ... t SO
St S3 190 4 47V, 71 177 ... 4 10
S7 171 40 4 47 H 8 70 40 4 SO
54 tat 4t 44714, in 9S1 ... 4 SO
in im ... 4474 to i7i so 4 so
Tl !! 1T0 4 47H 77 Mt 00 4 SO
tt 2(3 to 4 47V4 tf tit ... 4 SO
tt !4S SO 4 474 St tat 100 4 SO
47 310 1!0 4 47V, 44 JM ... 4 ttv,
17 t4 40 4 474i D7 tit 10 4 SO
7 240 SO 4 47V, 17 190 40 4 SO
70 tS ... 44714, at It4 40 4 SO
t4 SM 110 4 47V4 M Ill ... 4 10 '
70 t7 ... 4 474, 10 117 to 4 SO
to 11 no 4 47V, II tit SO 4 SO
47 10 10 4 47V, 04 M4 ... 4 SO
S7 300 tw 4 47v, TS Il 140 4 SO
47 rr7 0 4 47Vi 10 141 ... 4 SO
M ISO 1?0 4 47V, Tl 147 140 4 B0
tl tSl IM 4 47-4 Tt 174 ... 4 S2V
t XI 40 4 47V, SI 141 ... 4 SS
It 198 110 4 47V,
SHEEP There was a light run of sheep
on sale this morning, and with a good de
mnnd from all the packers the market
on desirable grades of klllera ruled active
and steady to strong. Some sales, In fact,
looked a trifle higher. A string of range
lambs sold as high as $5.60 and some fed
yearlings brought $4 60. That was about
the extent of the good stuff, but still any
thing that would do to kill sold readily
enough at fully as good prices as were
paid on Wednesday.
There wece a few feeders Included In the
receipts, and while there were not many
buyers on hand, there were enough or
ders In the hands cf commlalon men to
hold the market steady. Everything was
sold In good season.
Quotations for grass sheen and lambs:
Oood to choice yenrllnars. $4.S0!ft4.76: fnlr to
good yearllnes. 84.26fr4.50: good to ehoine
wethers. $l.25'!?4.rO: fnlr to good wethers.
34. 004. 25; rood- to choice ewes. $4 0011.28;
fair to good e s, 13.7571.(10: good to ch'ee
limbs, 15.SO4S5.90: fnlr to good Ismbs $6 15
65.40; feeder vesrllnrs. $3.75W4.25: fedr
wethers, 13.S0ifj4.2O; fder ewes. $3.0n?js0;
feeder lambs, $4.255.00: Representative
'es:
No. a p
2 native lamhs 60 4 2S
13 rmtlve lambs TS S 60
615 Nebraska feeder ewes 88 3 IB
660 Nebraska feeder ewes 88 S 16
3 Nebraska feeder ewes 130 4 no
241 Wyoming ewes and wethers.. 81 4 00
90 Idaho ewes ior 400
300 Montana ewes 103 4 00
300 Montana ewes va 4 00
98 Montana ewes 103 4 00
246 Nebraska wethers 111 4 40
10 Idaho wethers 108 4 60
41 Idaho wethers and vearllngs.103 4 60
424 Idaho wethers and yearlings. 104 4 60
178 Trtnho lamhs "1 6 60
32 Idaho lambs 81 5 60
261 Idaho lamhs 69 6 60
1 Idaho lamb 80 6 60
CHICAGO I.I VK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to Ten Cents Lower,
Hoars Weak and Lorrer.
CHICAOO. Nov. 26. CATTLE Receipts,
8.000 head, Including 2,000 head westerns;
market steady to 10c lower; good to prime
steers, S6.WVS7.16; poor to medium. $3.60
6.80: stockers and feeders. $2.00(94.10; cows,
$1.35M.20; heifers. Sl.tOff 2.60; csnners. $1.S6D
2.35; bull. $2 0(V?f4.2O: calves, $3.004t6.&0; west
ern steers $3.00156.15.
HOOS Receipts. 35.000 head: market weak
to 6c lower; mixed and butchers. $4.65(171.75;
good to choice heavy, $4. 6504.75; rough
hesvy. $4 40fj4.60; light, 4.5C4.67t4; bulk of
sales. 14 554.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 12.000
head; market for sheep steadv; lambs
closed weak; good to colce wethers. $4.80f?
6.00; fair to choice mixed. $3.50314.30; west
ern sneep, jw.unoj'o.uo: nan-a iambs, $4.30
6.16; western lambs. S4.0064.15.
Kansas City live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 25. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,900 head, including 100 southerns;
market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers. $5.(ttji.26; fair to good. 13 50tJ
6.C0; western fed steers, $3.60tfi6.60; stockers
nnd feeders, $2.50(84.10; southern steers.
$2 5014.26: southern cows. $1.6Gg3.25; native
cows. $14S3.75; native heifers. S2.60fi6.00:
bulls. J2.0flfi3.SO; calves. $2.50(36.00.
HOOS Receints. 13.600 head' market mn
steady to 6c higher; top, S4.82H; bulk of
sales. $4.50(84.75; heavy, $l.704.8?4: packers,
$4.(wr4 75: pigs and lights. $4.76(64.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 6.000
head; market steady: native Ismbs, $4.50!
6.O0; native wethers. $2.46(54.90; native ewes,
$4.0fK84.50; western lambs, $4.60fi6.00; west
ern yearlings. U.ibrai:a; western sheen,
$3.75(&4.60; stockers and feeders. S2.60U4.25:
Colorado yearlings, 91 pounds, $4.80.
St. Ixtals Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 25. CATTLE Receipts,
4.600 head, Including I.60O Texans; market
dull and steady: native shipping and ex
port steers, $4.0O(g5.6O; steers under 1,000
pounds, $3.0fl6.00; stockers and feeders,
$2.258'3.76; cows and heifers, $2.26174.26;
canners. $2.0(Kh"2.50; bulls. $1.76(ti3.50; calves,
$2.256.60; Texas and Indian steers, $2.60fl
4.26: cows and heifers. $2.00yS.oo.
HOG8 Receipts, 10,000 head; market was
steady to easy; pigs and lights, $3.75(94.50;
packers, ' $1.46(774.65; butchers and best
heavy; $4.6064.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 1.000
head: native muttons, $3.75H.75; In robs,
$4.60076.00; culls and bucks, fc 60Q-3.60;
stockers, J2.0tk53.00; Texans. $3.COfifi.0O.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 25. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.617 head: market steady to strong:
natives, $3.60u6.76; cows and heifers, $1.75
4.36: stockers and feeders, $2.50.773. 40.
HOGS Receipts. 6.884 head; market was
steady to 6c higher; light, $4.3004.66; me
dium and heavy, $4.45rn4 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,663
head; market steady; lambs, $6.76.
Sioux City Live Slock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Nov. 25. -(Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 300 head; mar
ket steady; beeves. $3.6tKfi6.00; cows, bulls
and mixed, $3.2613.50; stockers and feeders,
$2.5ii3.50; calves and yearlings. $2.2503.26.
HOOS Receipts, 4.600 head; market
strong, selling at S4.40i34.52Vx; bulk, $4.42tl
4.45.
Stock In Starlit.
The receipts of live stock at
clpal western cities yesterday
lows:
the six prln
were as fol-
South Omaha
Bloux City ...
Kansas City .
St. Ixmls
St. Joseph ....
Chicago
Totals
Cattle.
.. 8,400
.. 800
.. 6.900
.. 4.600
.. 2.617
.. S.0UO
..24.717
Hogs. Sheen.
11.420 4.326
4.600
13AI0 6.0U0
10.000 1.000
6.884 1,658
35.000 12.000
81,404 24,979
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Nov. 26. WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin, concerning the wool market
tomorrow will say: The week haa been free
from exciting features. A fair amount of
business was closed previous to the holiday
Including sizeable transactions In Idaho'
Utah and Wyoming fine, fine medium and
medium. For fine and fine medium the
scoured basis has been ss hi'h as 65c nnd
half-blood sold to cost 80c. The market la
very firm and foreign advices strong. Lon
don showing A good advance all around.
Tight monev. heavy exportation and heavy
tariff are talked about sa restraining in
fluences. The shipments of wool for Boston
to date from December 81, 1903. according
to the same authority, are 226.428.447 Ibo.,
against 212 344 039 at the aarr time last
year. The receipts to date are 291,878 047 lbs.,
against 264,437.396 for tha asm period last
year.
LONDON. Nov. 26 WOOI-Offerinar at
the wool auction sales today amounted to
15.074 bales. Merinos were firm. Americans
buying several lots. New South Walea
rrensv clothing rros-bred were in active
demand, coarse realising the highest sales
since 1896. This advance waa due to the
Placing cf large orders for srmy clothing
bv the Japanese, coupled with Important
purchsses of coarser colonial eross-hrda
and English wools for shipment to America.
Inihs wcol was offered freelv. but It did
pot sell well. Medium Cfdes were un
changed but Inferiors fell 7H wr cent be
low September prices. Cope of Oood Hone
and Natal was In demand and sold nulcklv
to the continent. Oreas' sdvanced 6 ner
c nt rn some ss'ea. Vollnwln are
ales In detail: New South Wales, wi
hale-: scoured. 9d?ls "d: rreasy. 4td
Is 4d. Queens'snd 1 sv bales: scoured.
Is 1d: grensv fcir. Victoria, t " bales ;
scoured, lsifiris SV-d; rreasv. MilO'i 4d.
West Australia. 1 400 bales; greasy. Id
Tasmania, 200 bale; groaty, Wfllo Id. ' Now
7aland. ttoo hales; scoured. 9dffls Svtjd;
greasy, odflls 4V1. Cape of Oood Hop anvt
Natal, aj bales; scoured, lod ols d ; greasy,
8S4ilOd. Spanish. Jin bales; greasy. Id.
ST. Ixl"lS. Nov. a. WtHil-Steady; me
dium grades, combing and clothing.
light tine lv(J-.!2Vic; heavy nne, U4jlc; tut
washed, fry .tie.
OMAHA Mr HOLES ALk MARKET.
Coaaltlea of Trad til Qaotatloaa oa
Staple and Faacy rrodaee.
E"50S-Candled stock, 24c.
livk poultry Hen, 7Vc; roottera,
6c; turkeys, lor; ducks, &ji9c; geese, Kjj;
spring chickens, 84i8v,c
BUTTKH-Pucklng stock, 14H015C! Choi
to fancy dairy, l.lsc; creamery. 2l4j4ci
fancy prints, toe.
h HEsIl Krlu.KN FISH Trout, 10c; pick
erel, 8c; pike, luc; rrch. 7c; blueflsh. 12c;
whltensh, 10c; salmon. 14c; redsnapper. 11c;
lobster, green. 20c: lobster, boiled, inc; bull
hesds, uc; caiflsn. 14c; black bass. 20c;
halllbut. 10c; crapples. 12c; roe hsd, SI;
buffalo. 7c; whit bass, Uc; frog legs, per
dox., 25c.
BRAN Per ton, $15.
HAT Price quoted bv Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No I upland.
$7 00; No. S. $4 60; medium. $6.00: coarse,
$6 60. Rye straw. $5 00. These prices ar
for hav of good color and quantity.
OYSTERS New York counts, per can,
45c; extra selects, per ran. J7c: standards,
per can. S2c; bulk, standards, per gal., $1 85;
bulk, extra selects, per gal . $1.76; bulk.
New York counts, per gal., $2 oft.
TROPICAL. FRUITS.
ORANOES-Florld. sjr.rs 124. 158. 176. SO.
216 and 260, $3.25173.60; California navels, all
Sixes. $3.50.
LEMON'S California fancy. 27e; 300 and
$60, 98 00- choice. $4 60. .
DATES Per box of SO-lh. rkt,, tt.OO;
Hallowl. In 70-lh. box. per lb.. 6m78e.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton. 7&4t
86c; lm;orted Smvrna, 4-crown, 12V4: S
rrown. 14c; 7-crown. 16c: fnncy Imported,
waahed. In l ib. pkgs.. 164119c: California,
per case of thlrtv-slr rkea.. $!2K
BANANAS Per medium sited bunch, S2.M
62 50; Jumbo, $2.7503.50.
COCONfT9-T"er 100, $S.00
GRAPE FRUIT-rer box, $S.00tu.50.
TANOKR1N KS Florida, pr box, SB.00
per half-box, $2.60.
FRUITS.
APPLES Home grown Jonathan, per
bbl., $4.00; Ben Davit. t'.IR: New York Tal
man and Pound Sweets. 11.00' New Yot
Kings. $3.00; New York Tlpoins. $2 75; New
York Oeeentnss, $" (Mi? 8" : New Vorlf 4lrt
wins, $2.5M12.75; Colorado Jonaihana $160
and Wine Saps, per bu. box, $1.40.
PEAKS Utah. Colorado nn- California,
fall varieties, per nox. $1.76fl2.S.
GRAPES imported Malagas, per keg,
C 006.00.
CRANBERRIK8-Wlscons!n Bell and
Bugle, per bbl.. S5.nW79.00; Wisconsin Bell
nnd Cherry and Jerseys, per bbl., SS.0O; per
box, $2.65.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES New home, grown. In sack.
per bu.. 4"c.
TURNIPS Per bu., 50c; Canada ruta
bsgns, per lo. 1c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $1 9"x9S.0
ONIONS Home-grown, In racks, per bu.,
65r76e: Spanish, per crate. $1 90.
CAULIFLOWER Per bbl., $4O0r74.5O.
CUCUMBERS Per case of 2 dot., $1.T5.
TOMATOES California, per 4-bssket
crate, $2.60.
CABBAGE Home-grown, per 100 lb., 70c.
SWEET POTATOES Home-grown, per
bu. basket, COc; Illinois kiln-dried, per bbl.,
$2.75.
GREEN PEPPERS rer bu. basket. 60c.
SQUASH Home-grown, per dot.. 60c.
CELERY Per doa., 2550c; California,
45c.
RADISHES Per dot., frc
LETTUCE Hot house, per bbl., $7.50,
SHALLOTS Per dot., 7oc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BAUER KRAUT Wisconsin, per keg,
$2 60.
CIDER New York, per bbl, $5.26; per
bbl., $3.25.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
12'4c; Wisconsin Young America, )3e; block
Swiss, new. 15c; old. 1617c; Wisconsin
brick, 14c: Wisconsin llmburger, 13c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, new
crop, per lb.. 14c; hard shell, per lb., 18-j
No. 2 soft ohell, per lb., 12c; No. 2 hard
shell, per lb. 12c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c;
small, per lb., i0c; peanuts, per lb., Jc;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts,
per lb., 12i7il3Mjc; almonds, soft shell, per
lb., 17c; hard shell, per lb., 15c; chestnuts,
per lb., 12ffUffi new bUck wnlnuts, per
bu., 76(890c; ehellbnrk hickory null, per bu.,
11.75; large hickory nuts, per bu., tl.SO.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25. COTTON Spot,
quiet, 10 points decline; middling uplands,
9.70c: middling gulf, 9.95c; sales. 172 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 25. COTTON Spot,
moderate business done; prices 5 polnta
lower; American middling fair, 6.40d; good
middling. o.lSd: miaanng, o.osa: tow miu
dllng, 4.96d; good ordinary, 4.82d; ordinary.
4.tifld. The sales of the day were 7,000 hales.
or wmcn 00" were it.r en5i;uiiiiuii snu
port and Included 6.000 American. Receipts,
i.000 bales, Including 7,100 American.
HI, LAMJIB, li.v. -J. f.ti,
l-16c lower; middling. 9-16c; sales, 62 bales:
no receipts, no shipments; stock, 21,634)
bales.
NEW OR LEA Ml, NOV. an-tuiiun-
. , . . ,1 T 1 1 I . n.,lln..,, Ik nl
Bteaay; wiics, iu.oh. i..htb, muni, j.
good ordinary. 715-16c; low middling,
8 11-160.; middling. 91c; good middling,
9 5-16c; middling fair. 9 13-1 6c. Receipts, 22,.
876 bales; stock, 356,476 bales.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market shows rather a better
tone. Common are quoted at 3s44c;
prime, 4V4(&44c; choice, 6(64e; fancy, tV
CLLo
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune)
are steadv, with California gradea rang
ing from 2c to 6c. Oregon varieties ar In
light supply at from 6c to 6c. Apricot
are receiving1 little attention, but are not
offered freely, so that prices remain steady.
Choice are limited at 9&914ic; fancy, lli15c.
Peaches are steady, with cholc held at
8&9Yc; extra choice, 9'4(&10o fancy, lOtoffUo.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-DRY GOODS
Comparatively little activity hns been re
ported In dry. goods today, although the
market remains firm agalnat all Importuni
ties of the buyer. The curtailment of pro
duction continues to a greater or less ax
tent and as long as this condition continue
inquiries will undoubtedly continue active,
Inasmuch as the search for good la In
many cases untucceesful.
llEAli ESTATE TRANSFERS'.
DEEDS filed for record November 26, a
furnished bv the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farnam street, to The Bee:
C. Linch and wife to Anna Wilson,
lot 4, block 2, Paddock Place I 1,4)00
Marv E. Bubcock and husband to
J. "H. Schenk, lot 6. block t, J
rome Park
W. H. Russell and wife to H. K.
Smith, t-29 feet lots 7 and S, block
18. Wtloox'B 2d add 1
C. H. Brlggs and wife to J. S. Ronk
35 feet nl feet w132 feet taxlot
32. 22-15-13 T70
F. L. Loomls and wife to C. Q.
Carey, lot 4. block . Hansom PInce I,75
Margareth M. Back to F. M. Back,
part lot 4. block 244, City ' t
J C. Stebblns, administrator, to
George & Co.. lot 18, block 7,
Hanscom Place 1.521
George A Co. to A. N. Smith, same. 1
Mary Elcke to M J. Thompson, part
ett se4 17-15-12 t
M. Peltx to Mary Elcko, sV te
sem 17-15-12 1
Omaha Oraln Terminals to Ind. Ele
vator company. wl26 feet lots 1 and
2, block 2, Oherne & Hoslck's add
and other ptoperty 15,M$)
J. A. Paul and wife to Marv Dolexol,
e25 feet lot 13, block 80, South
Omaha 4,000
Omaha Lom and Building association
to C. Klngerlo. lot 11, block 3,
Valley Grove 400
George B. LchnhofT to Minnie C.
Ibnhoff. wV lot 6 and e lot 6,
reolat block 10. Bemis Park 1
O, M. Lees to Minnie C. Lehnhoff.
nl40 feet. e56 feet of lot 10, block t,
Park Place .j. ---
J. H. Levy and wife to Victoria Ko
oski, lot 19, block . Summit TB"
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Ida-.. Oaaaka, Neb. Telepboa told.
212-214 Exchange Bldg., South Omaha.
DeU 'Phon 211 Independent 'Pboo .