Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1004.
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GRAIN AM FR8DCCE MARKET
December Wheat Weak tad Points Lever
ob Large BteeipU.
DEFERRED FUTURES SHOW STEADIER TONE
Cora Mlahtlr KaslerVlalbl Sag-ntr
hw It first taerease Oat
Steady , Cash Daii4
tor Cam 4;ln ( pita.
OMAHA. Nov. n, 104.
-I V"t,no,h,r b,r day In th whflt
" th" country and th chief factor
wss the enormous receipt at Minneapolis,
over L1G0 rrs Th rW weather la of
n,i'irI factor wf Importance and on that
UU keep tB whaat comlm to the market,
'"feat question of Interest to the trad
at this time la what percentage of tha
crop of 19..4 (till remalna In the hand of
ilia producers. If thla could be answered
L .woi!.,', h,v ll'" n effect on the mar
Ket. The vlalbl supply of wheat Increased
"eek 1.Vm bu .. making a total
visible of S5,6HS.ono bushel. The world
jhlpments were ll.haVGO bushels. ovr
1.000 (s buahaie In excess of laat year. Tha
conditions. statistically, have rather
dampened the courage of the bulla, al
though theV St 111 llir.k fnr hlrhae nrlt. ....
they are timid while tha receipts continue
at present. The Wars, on the other1
hand, are feeling quite well satisfied with
tha situation and are hammering away for
an advantage, taking profile now and then,
but keeping up tha pressure on Ieeember
wheat when there la especially bearish In
fluences. May holds rather better than
tiie nearny delivery, for the reason that
there Is not much question but what D.
cemher shorts will have plentv of wheat
to deliver -whil the unfavorable weather
for crop la rather favorable to a better
'h' I" deferred '"lures. December opened
,1;'iy'I1(7- declined to $l.o.'.'4 and ral
lied feebly i4c. . May lost lio to tl.0S
from a close on Saturday at $1.10. recovered
e arid was fairly ateady. July was about
0 Off.
the Omaha market cash wheat sold
welL There waa only a little hard wheat.
No- "n and the price, $1.02
to $1.06. waa fairly atrong.
Corn For the first time this year there
waa an Increase In the visible aupplv.
amounting to 30.000 bushels, and from this
time on there will he an Increase. There
w"..an """'lent Inquiry for corn. The
''.'!! y 1' ,h "w porn Improving ra
pidly and the tone of tha market Is com
paratively firm. Prkea were allghtly bet
ter early, but went off In eympathy with
wheat, recoverlnr fairly well later on.
Omaha cash demand good and prlcee firm.
Omaha Cash Sales Wheat: I car No. t
hard. Hit lbs., $1 6M,: 1 car No. bard, KH
lbs., 11.02; 1 car no grade, 47 lbs.. 86e; i car
No. 4 hard, M lbs., tee. Corn: 7,000 bu.. No.
mixed, to arrive, 41e; t cars No. , 41Uo:
1 car No. ' yellow, 4Hc; 1 car No. 4, 40Ve:
1 car No. 4, 4re.
Omaha rash Prices.
WHEAT No. 3 hard, $1.01.07: No. 1
hard. $l.03M.05H; No. 4 hard. 93c; No. $
spring. $l.(Vtjl.07; no grade. 85c.
CORN-No. I. 4Hc. new; No. 8, 41e,
new; No. 4, 404e; no grade, $7;c; No. 1
y!:"owi.4,cL No yellow, 41c; No. 2 white,
4214 No. a white, 41Vo.
OATS No. J mixed. 28c; No. 3 mixed, re;
No. 4 mixed, 2c; No. 3 white. 20c; No. I
white, 2S',ic; No. 4 white. 27Hc; atandard,
3814c.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat
Corn.
471
61
Oats.
65
Chicago
Kanaa City
St. Loula ..
Minneapolis
Duluth
66
.. . 89
.. 90
1,126
2S
Visible Supply,
Wheat, 35 596,000 hu.; Increase. 219,O0 bu.
Corn. 1.853.0(0 bu.; Increase. .000 bu. Oats.
24,232,00u bu.; decrease, 92.000 bu.
World'a Shipments.
Wheat, this week, 11,880,000 bu., against
11.hM.OU0 bu. previous week, against 10,8211,.
Orto bu. lint yeiir. Corn, thla week, a,8S7,0O0
bu., against 3.034.0(10 bu. last previous week,
against 4,212,000 bu.
Q rata Ma.rh.ets CTaevrnere.
Closing p-lcee at the following market
today and 8aturdny were:
CHICAGO.
oss-
Wheat-Dei-ember
May
July
Corn
December May
July ,
Osta
December
May
July ......
Wheat--December
May
Corn
December ,
May
Wheat-
December ,
May ...:
Corn
iHu'ember ,
Muy
Today, 8at'day.
. 1.07 1.0874
1.10
9-Vi
4ri
. 29'i
V1H
KANSAS CITT.
l.OOVi
ion
.......
1.03
3
ST. LOUIS.
Holiday.
J.. J-"
4
44
e'lnaarlal Goaalp.
Good demand for Great Weatern In loan
crowd
Big Increase In volume In exports 'to
Mexico.
American Iocomotlve rcpurte orders for
locomotlvea Increasing.
Anthracite roads expected to make good
showing of earnings for October.
Fear of Imports will prevent further ad.
varices In many linen of Meel manufacture.
Twelve Induatriala advanced 71 per cent.
Twenty active railroads advanced 48 per
cent.
Southern iron operator report demand
for Iron far greater than at this time last
year.
NKW YORK, Nov. .-American slocks
in Ixindon heavy with exception of Steel
common.
Washington thinks a shin subsidy bill
may be recommended, but it is not likely
to pass.
banks lost to subtreaaury on Friday 379..
000. Gold exporta checked and exchange
depressed by nrmneaa of money.
Large American buying of Grand Trunk
of Canada, reported from London. Tun of
newspaper comment over end of weeX is
conservative.
Seventeen roada for October show aver
age net decrease of 9.66 per rent. Twenty
ruuds for third week In November show
average groat Increase of 10.84 per cent.
Ijculsvllle esrnlnga third week In Novem".
her, Increaee, $90,'.9o. Mexican Central earn,
lugs same wuek, increase, $;7; Mexican
Central October, net Inoreuae, $162,241'.
Co mm err la I Gossip.
Ob in ha stocks: Wheat, 823,742 bu.; corn,'
8. bu.; oats, 192.W6 bu.; or which 14,903
bu. of wheat is contract grade.
Talk of unsettled weather In Argentina
checked the wheat decline and brought in
good many May buying orders around $1.09.
At the moment the market I holding firm
and looka us If some rally might take place.
8. A. McWhorter From the character ot
the la llng O May corn the acceptance of
cash corn over night must have been
(aliiy llberak Cavh market he ' Jua
opened and U hi to 4 lower than Slurca
Chicago grain In regular warehouses;
Wheat, l.lTO.ouo bu.; decrease, 3,Ouo bu. Corn,
im.oiO bu.; Increase, ((JO bu. Oats, S,226.uoq
bu.; derrras. 24.000 bu. Rye. 4t4.ufi0 bu. ;
decrease, s.VuO bu, hrley, lt,0uu bu. ; un
uWueted.
Oeorge A. Adama Company It la an
Bounced from Washington that owing to
U fact that Derrmbrr 10 falla on Siturday
th final estimates 011 the crops wl.l be
given uut at 11 1ft, Waahiugton time, and
the details th following Monday at 11 a, m.
k Kaaaa City Arata aad Pravlalaaa.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2. WHKAT Pe
cenibcr. l.(Mi'4; May, 31 CI1, 'u 1 01; July,
,r; caah. No. $ hard. IML'vSl Ui; No. 3.
ll uiViil u;, No. 4. th tl.K; No. 3 red.
fl mvl OS; No. 8. ILOldH W; No. 4. 90cj$1.0U
Itm-eliitH, 177 cara.
l )RN-DecemlM r, 4?H42t4c: May. 42c;
Hli. No. 8 mixed. 44Wa-46c: No. 3,
44V: No. ! while. 45c; No. 3. 44c.
OATS Nu. : mixed. 3Kc; No. ; white,
KYb-Steady; No. . TKc.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $.0060;
Choice prairie, $7 h-fll.TS.
BOOS-FIrm; Kansas and Missouri, new
No. 3 whltewood casea Included. 5c; case
co-"nl;J"vc:-c returned. Ha less.
Bl TTER Higher; creamery, KQUc;
dairy, fancy, lTc. .
A . . Receipts Shipments.
Wheat, bu.. '. 141 M M.nM
Corn, bu tl.aiO 2iMU
Oats, bu.. u.uuo - 13.U00
Visible Mapply t iral.
NEW YORK. Nov, W. The vlnlhle aupply
of grain Saturday, November 26, aa com.
piled by the New York Produce exchange,
was as follows: Whent. .M.ci bu.; In
crease. $ lM.ouO bu. Corn, I.nS.0i hu.; in.
creaa. bu. Ost, 2t.CJi.ino bu.; du
crease, fct,(0 ba. Rye. l.ftno bu. ; de
cretin. u.ouO bu. Barley, e,0Si,KM bu.: la
crntae, U7.0it bu.
' Daluth 4rala Market.
'nriXTH. Nov. a -WHKAT-To arrive:
Ka. 1 northern. $109; No, $ noitherm.
r1 On track: No. 1 northern, fl l;
No. J northern. $1.(TJ4; December, $l.(H'4j;
May. IMP
OATS Jn track and to arrive. 29V.
CHKAbO OHAH AtD rROVISIOf
Featares ( the Tradlaaj aad ( laalasr
Prices aa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 38 Enormous receipts
In th northwest was cm f the reasons
for a break of nearly 2c In the price of
December wheat here today. - Tart of the
loss waa regained on covering At the
cloee, however, the December rti llverry was
off l'ttolVc. Mav Is down Sie- rorri "
up 't'avtr. Oata are off HV.e and pro
visions 6"ji1JV.
From teginnlng to end the bears wer
In complete control of the situation In the
w-heat pit, prarticallv every Item of newe
being favorable to them. The weekly ata
tlstlcs furnished the first dleappoln""Vni
to the bulla. World's shipments, which
hsd been uilm.i. A CLiturrfsv at about
I 9,on.0fto bushels, were In reality almost
UOOO.OU). At the opening moderate sales
by commission houses met with little de
I round. As a result Inltlnl quotations wer
I lower, December being off Vrt c Hwlc
I at $1.V)1 May was down Vafic to
Sc at l.09Setl.(V A" ,n ""lon o"1'
vanced prices continued to decline. 8ev
I eral tirnmlninl .nmmi.olnn hounK became
I persistent sellers of the December option.
in December the low point tor ine u wn
reached at $1.06' and on May at $1 .(.
On th buvtng said to be for a leader of
the hulls the market toward the end re.
covered a portion of th losa. There was
also covering by shorts. The close, how
ever, was weak. Final figures on Decem
ber wer at $1 07S May closed at 81.P9'
i1.09V Clearances of wheat and Tour
were equal- t MJf hu. The amount on
passage Increased irrt.ow bu. and the vis
ible supply Increased 2.1M.0OO bu. 1'rimary
receipts were l,M7.3nO bu., compared with
l.4S.0O hu. a vear ago. Minneapolis. Du
luth and rhlcapo reported receipts of 1,411
cars, against l.f8 cara last week and 1.1.9
Notwithstanding extreme weakness of
wheat the corn market neia quite nrm.
The main supporting factors were higher
cables snd smaller receipts than expected.
Selling of Mav by cash houses caused an
easy tone early In the day, but sentiment
soon became bullish. December opened Ho
lower to He higher at 461i46Tie, sold be
tween 484c and tftc and cloeed at 48''mr49c.
May ranged between 45He and 4n"'S4rtc and
rloaed at 46V(4iio. Local recelpta were 4.1
cars, none of eontrsrt grade.
In sympathy with tha break In wheat th
oat market ruled a trifle easier, but the
downward tendency waa checked by ex
ceedingly small recelpta. A fairly active
btiainess waa done at the outset on g'd
demand from commission houses, but luter
trading became quiet. December opened
unchanged to. He higher at 2S'1iV. sold
off to 29'o and cloeed at the low point.
May closed with a shade loss at JlMjSlHc
Local receipts were cars.
Heavy recelpta of hogs caused an easier
tone In provisions. Packers were credited
with considerable sale, especially late In
the day. At the close January pork was
off WWc at $12.80. Lard waa down 7He at
$7(rj. Ribs wera Sti7o lower at H.9
a $"H
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
n cara; corn, 428 cars; oats, 163 cars; hogs.
S2.000 head. ,
Th leading futures ranged aa follows:
Artlcles.l Open.l Hlgh.l Low. Close. Sat y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
July
Corn
Dec. May
July
Oata
Nov.
Dec.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan. May
Rlha
Jan.
May
1 nH
1 osH
1 06T4 1 07I
1 08H11 OSmjrl
1 08v
1 10
1 09S$
1 ovi
1 09T4
98
97H 98,,'& 9RH
I I
48V4!48e9 48 V
4HH ! 4BT4t 46i 454 J 74
4H4fl"4l 49
4MW44 457tM6l
I tt
45Hfl 4S 46T
SftHS''PH
2l Mi.39W
3lS,31H1Hl $14
31 HI 31ViSVsQ'H
31x1 mi
12 9i
13 00
7.10
13 00
13 15
7 10
13 80 12 80
12 2H 13 96
12 92H
13 06
J 2H
7 0241 7 10
7 22V4I 7 27 4
7 271
7 27H
a ss
6 65
$ 85
56
6 274
6 75 I
a 624
C $0
77V4I
6 724!
No. 2.
Cash cuotatlons wer as follows:
FLOCR 8teady; winter patents. $5.10
1.20; straights, $4.8000; spring patent",
34.oa4.40; straight, $4.604f4.90; bakers, 8.7o
$.80.
WHEAT No. I spring. fl.09fil.lS; No. 3
spring. $1. 0241.10; No. 2 red, tl.lOHff 1124.
CORN No. 2. 5iH4c; No. 2 yellow. 6c.
OATS No. 3. 30Vc; No. 3 white, 32c; No.
8 white, 80Hi32c.
BARLEY Good feeding. 38c; fair to
Choice malting, 42i661o.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. $1.12; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.19: prime timothy. $2,724; clover,
contract grsde. $13-3-
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl., $11.60
tjill.eo. Lard, Pr 100 lbs., $7.00, Short rli
aide (loose). $A.62V?!.7d; short clear sides
(boxed). $.75.8-4. , M v ,
The following wer th receipts and ship
ments yesterday: '
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 41.coo 15.wv
Wheat, bu 101 108,100
Corn, bu 468.900 431.7 0
Oats, bu 15S.W0 l'..4'0
Rye, bu 7.00 11000
Bariey. bu 142,800. , 49,3uO
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries. 16g2nc;
dairlee, 16tr21o. Eggs, firm; at mark, cases
Included. laHrirVSttc : Hrsta. 24c; prim first.
36o ; xtras, 28. Cheese, steady at ll12o.
NEW YORK CEXCtlAL MARKKT
(laotatloas f the Day on Varloas
Caaiiaodltles.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28. FI-OUR Receipts.
22.114 bbls.; exports, 2.277 bbls.; sales, 2.200
pkgs. Market dull and featureless; Min
nesota patentfc, $6.9n.30; Minnesota bakera,
$4 .8iK&4.fc; winter patenta. $fi.60i.OO; winter
straights. xs.JKXilo.tx; winter extras, o
4 26; winter low grades. $3.4it4.06. Rye
flour, firm; sales, H bbls.; fair to good.
$4.UW4.76; choice to fancy, $4.76d600. Buck,
wheat flour, steady; per 100 lbs., $2.162.26.
CORNMBAL Quiet; yellow western.
$1.13(41.16; city. $1.16jjUB; kiln dried. $3.00
63.20
BARLEY Quiet; ffedlng, 44e, c. I. U
New York; malting. 62c, c. I. f.. Buffalo.
WHEAT ReoelptS, 60.340 bu.; sties, 4,000.
000 bu. futures; spot market easy; No. 3
red, $1.19 f. o. b. afloat; No. I northern
Duluth. $1.1I0S f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard
Manitoba, nominal f. o. b. afloat. Yielding
to heavy world'a ahlpments, lower foreign
markets, big northwest and interior re
relpts, with active liquidation, mostly In
December, wheat broke over a cent today.
Jt finally rallied a trifle with corn, but
closed Vd"lVo lower. Sales Included No.
3 red, Msy, Sl.lo7ftl.U 15-16 and closed.
tl.llh; July. $1.024lJ 03. closed, $1.03; De
cember, $1.16.
CORN Receipts, 23.650 hu.; exports, 2i0
bu.; ealea, 16.000 bu. futurea, 8.000 bu. Knot;
spot market barely ateady: No. 2, nominal
elevator and 664c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yel
low. 66c; No. 8 white, 66c. Option market,
while a shade lower with wheat, was rela
tively well held following the weet and
closed unchanged. May closed, 617c; De
cember. HHi'tc, closed, 67ic
OATS Receipts, 143.000 bu.; exports, 266
bu.; spot market dull; mixed oats to
82 IbaT StVtU&Wc; natural white. 30 to 32
lbs., S6-'(T:i74o; clipped white. 36 to 40 lbs..
37n40o. Options market nominal.
FEED Dull: spring bran, $20. 000 30. 65;
middling. $20.25; city, 20.'C04j27.60.
HA Y Steady; shipping, 66ur70c; good to
choice. gMiffic.
MOP8 Finn: state, common to rholce,
19"4. ai&39o; 1903, Slf36c; olds, 144jlc; Pa
cldc coaat, lSo4, 304r7c; 103. 034c; olds,
140l8o. .
HIDE8 Firm; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
19c; Texas dry. 24 to 30 lbs.. 144c.
LEATHER Firm; add, 24(jjZiic.
PROVISIONS Beef firm; family, $10 50
CrU 60; mess, $9.00r9 60: beef hams, $'.".Uii
23.60; packet. $10.iKit 10.50; city, extra I mil
mesa. $14.6.116 60. Cut nieatx. steady; pick
led bellies. $S.253.75; pickled shoulders,
$7.60; plcklxd hams, $u Of((9.75. Lard, easy;
western sleameo, ati ; rennnu. easy:
continent, $7 55; Sc,th America, $H10
compound. $n 50tj6.75. Pork, firm: fam.
II v. $l5.oiH16 & short clear. $13.T&ilfi 50:
mess, 81S 2&i18.76.
TALIA1W Quiet: city IV per pkg ), 4V;
country Ipkgu. free). 4Vo4Tc.
RICE Firm: domestic full to extra, STa
Afc: JafsneHC, nniiiliial
EGOS Slrons : extra fancy selected. 30c
average best, fi29c
POULTRY Alive. nominal; dreased,
Steady; western chickens. UVfflicj fowl.
Ilt24e: turkeys, lii'tf'.'le.
BUTTER Firm: street price .extra
creamery, jWtMV- Offlelal prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, 16fu-264c; held extra.
IS-ftBHc; atate, dairy, common to extra,
15n-J4c; renovated, common to extrar 13'j
l"4jo: western factory, commun to choice,
18Jl6Vc: western, imitation creamery, com.
won tV choice. 1644 iOc.
CHEE8B Firm; state, full cream, small.
September, colored and white, fancy. 11V:
lata made, colored and white, poor to
choice, 8Vtrl0Vc; large, September, colored,
fancy. 114c: lat made, colored..' good to
choice, 9&10-e; Urge, September, white,
fa lie v. UVic; lat made, 10 Vi P"r to prim.
7Vlc-
Liverpool firala Marhet.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 28-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal: future, steady; December. 7s
3Hd: March. 7s 4d: May, 7s 3'd.
CORN Spot, American mixed Arm at 4s
9d; futures, quiet; Deceaiber, 4s 9ud; Jan
uary, 4s 6d.
Pearla Market. '
PEORIA. Nov. 2. CORN-Ixwer; No. 3
new. 44qiac; No. 4 new, 4J'tQ14c; no grade,
C4f t24- ... , 1
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BUNDS
Irregular Movement of Pricea'ia Due to
Mixed Profit Taking.
NEW SPECULATIVE CAMPAIGN BEGINS
Bayers Take Stoek aa Rapidly as
They A re Tarawa aa Market
Farther Withdrawals f Gold
Sot fcxreeted.
NEW YORK. Xov. T8.-An Irregular
movement of prices of stocks today re
fleeted th mixed profit taking and new
speculative campaign going on. Stocks
which were whipped up Into rapid advance
last week were sold to meet the new out
side demand attracted by these develop,
ments. At other points there were new
rspld advances and large dealings. Specu
lative interest and enthusiasm were dem
onstrated to be awake and eager and the
day'a business at the Stock exchange waa
large ard varied.
The actual news affecting property values
w-as not plentiful or Important and was
very little regarded. The one point in th
general situation to which Importance
eems to be sttached Is th money market.
Rates were not appreciably relaxed today,
but offerings seemed sufficient at the rates
ruling to satisfy the principul demand.
The buying of stocks accordingly proceeded
side by aide with the selling to reallxe,
sometimes In the same storks end some,
times in a wsy to csuse divergent move,
ment In different stocks. The day's de
velopments pointed to exemption from fur
ther withdrawals of gold from European
account. The price of gold waa reduced
In Lnminn and sterling exchange rose at
Berlin and Paris, while weakening here.
Helling of stocks here for London account
did not arreat the downward course of
sterling exchange. Rates for loans her
were reported Arm. but did not rise above
4 per cent for thirty days to six months.
Railroad officials reported a further large
expansion In traffic, but -trie grain move,
ment continues small and corn Is still
hackward. There were some violent ad
vance Irl th southern trunk line stocks.
Iron and steel Industrials were strong, with
Cnlted States Steel preferred the only Im
portant exception rnd It was sold per.
slstently. ;
Amalgamsted Copper win weak, but re
eevered strongly. The Pacldra and west
ern railroads were under rather pronounced
pressure and there were hackward points
here and there In the railroad list gen
erally. Pennsylvania was In active de
mand and Missouri Pacific, lias a good ad
vance. Otherwise the day's principal gains
must be sought In the list of specialties.
The market closed Irregular under th ln
fluence of a late rlac. in call money rata
to 4 rer cent.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, 310.000.000. Cnlted States bonds were
unchanged on call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Hales. High. Low. Close.
Atchison 15.9 fWH Ws
an prererreij 1 a) 104
Baltimore A Ohio.... 8 800 97
do preferred . 200 94
Canadian Pacific 14,900 135
Central of N. J P0 191
103i I'M
16 Mitt
94 91 .
1344 M
191 1SH
49 494
444 414
83
Ches. & Ohio 8,100 5t4
Chicago & Alton 100 444
do preferred .....
Chicago O. V 24.100 264
Chinas a, xt r a 1. a o.Li.t.7
254 2M,
4. HO 2i4i 200 204
c m. st. p..;
do preferred ...
20,100 173 173 174V,
181
Chicago T. A T 15V4
do preferred :0 27'i
C. C. C. A St. L.... 2,100 8t4
Colorado Southern.... 300 2'
do 1st preferred 600 584
do 2d referred 1i M
i5M
24
87S
224
58
154
2H
94
22V
54
36
3t
Delaware & Hudson.. 1,50 IWVj 18X14 l-8
iaca. at v joj azv
Denver A R. 0 500 33
do preferred 1.2'i0 86
Erl 99.410 41
do 1st preferr-d 6 90 74U
do 2d preferred 6.500 5S&i
32 825
324 32K
864
404 404
734 I
67 6714
PT.4 85'4
91 89V4
1514 1674
30 30
5614
274 2S
61 52
1t4 114
Hocking Valley M 8TH
00 preferred XW
904
Illinois Central
Iowa Central .
do preferred
..47,o irsvi
Vv 30
K. C. Southern F00 ?9
do preferred 4i E'.'V4
louivllle & Nash.
Manhattan L
Met. Hecurltles
Met. Street Rr
I4"i4
J.ie.i iw Jl
ItM
82M, RO'4 8H4
1214 1224
16 oo
Minn, ft St. l.
M . St. P. A 8. S. M..
?(i0 fl4 644 61
H 91 Mi 91 904
do preferred
... . in. in. JlliA
'.111
Missouri Pacific 16.200 1WS, insi 1"8i
Mo.. Knn, A Tex...... 1.80ft 14 MVi ?3i
do preferred 700 634 '
N. R. R. of Mex. ofd
New York Central ...1fW 134 lWi
Norfolk A Western.. 15.2'Kl 7HV 75
do preferred W 91 il
3H
4?4
18"?
7i4
90
Ontario A Western.. 1.1"0 43 42
4!4
Pennsylvania 167,900 1374 1364 1874
P.. C. C. A St. L.
76
Reading
do 1ft preferred
do 2d nref erred.
Rock I'lsnd Co..
do DrafeTed . . .
29.M
100
76
8"4
864
26
54
76 i
S"4
'37"
8.M4
68
?4
T64
7tV4
S7
8S14
7i
23
54
.r 100
. 9,1i'l
Ht. L. A 8. F. 2d pfd
500
2,000
S.3(rt
28.400
Bt. ixiuts rJ. w
do preferred
Southern Pacific .
do preferred
Southern Railway
do preferred ....
Texas A Pacific .
T., St. L. A W...
do preferred ....
Union Paelflc
do preferred ....
68
6(10 117V4 117i lntf
62. Slut 36C .'Ui4 .1674
1,5'X) 9V4
jt-i H)4
3vt 361.
.. a."! :n
.. 700 31
.. 624
OI oj
5 !4 t n24
..48,400 11574 15U ll&H
ty US- !t4i H44
Wabash
do preferred
Whec-l'ng A L. E....
Wisconsin Central ..
do preferred
Mexican Centrsl
Adams Ex Drees .....
American Kxp
t'nited Statea Exd. .
3.W)
8 0
inn
l.ono
40
15.100
I 'H
4674
21
4o4
234
a-tJ
464
21
r
48
274
2314
I46
V
23
2"6
215
in
240
R14
3'J7j
Ki
334
93
9
394
164
100 215
215
Wells-FRxgo Exp
Amal. Copper 8O8'0
Am. Car A Foun 6.100
H4
84 4
93
MM,
3V
164
.13
024
34
944
874
So 44
164
do preferred
Am. Cotton Oil
do preferred
American Ice
do preferred
Am. Linseed Oil ....
do preferred
Am. Locomotive ..
do preferred
Am. Smelt. A Rfg..
. 1,9 0
20
100
l.MH
4.3-0
1UU
14.6011 364 36S
3574
2.000 1044 H'SV 103
18.8CO tC4 814 81i
do preferred
1134
Am. Sugar Rfg 19.800 14974 1474 148
Anaconda Mn. Co.... 116 11&U HD
n 1. 1 .. r ...t t u.k ca
67 ti toil
iiiimsoi. o.piu ....... 0 w q
Colo. Fuel A Iron. ...64.400 fS
Consolidated Gas 2,8i 2164
Corn Products 1.400 24
do preferred 1.4H0 8'1A
Distillers' Securities.. 6 9o0 H8
General Electric 5 4o0 lf
International Paper,, 2 21W,
do preferred 1,9 794
InternatloiiMl Pump
d preferred 100 F6
bZ hH 14
21M4 21
234, 23'4
81 M4
36V4 38
ISsiU, lHo4
1HV4 VH
78
ft
40
R
234
H4
45
11014
41 S
2,15
18
71H
24
91
.764
1414
06.
fi4
W14
81 4
14,
i"4
8S
214
10'4
4r,u
19
4074
904
j?"
TOT.
?4
84
7;
'4'4
04 v;
aa
i4
9.14
1"
91
National Lead 2nO 234
North American 1.7' 0 1K'4
Pacific ilall 7110
People's Ot J?.fv
Pressed Steel Car.... 4 701
ltol
do preferred 2.P00
Pullman Pnlac Cer
Republic Steel 10 701
do preferred l'l
Rubber Onods 4.4"0
do preferred W)
Tenn. Cost A Iron. ...11
V. 8. leather oo
do preferred
T. f tltv Imp 700
I'. 8, Rubber I.Krt
do p"-fe-red 3
1. 8. Steel Jnl.fVi
do nrefeered lo SOo
ii4
14
6"t4
774
14,
-4
8'4
4V
9H
814
Veatlrh"Ue Elec... ' 14
Wtn 1'nlon ISO
112
Total sales for the day, 1,615,500 rhare.
loadoa Stack Qaotalluns.
LONDON, Nov. 38)-Clolng: "
Consols, minar Mt K. T. (antral ltnu
in sicvunt . M 'a Norfolk A W. ...,.. 11
Anaconda do pfd at
At hlaon H Ontario ft W 41'4
da pfd l"rl Pcassrlvanla Te l
naltlmnra ft Okie ... Raad Mlnaa lis
(anadlau Par 1 6c Ill IRiadlns - SiJ
f'haa. ft Ohio MS do 1st pfd 45
Chlcase Ot. W 171(1 de Id pit 41
C. M. A SI. T .I7IH gouiharn Kallaar ... us
PeHeera Ia'l e pti MwJ
lianvar A R. Q S gomharn faalae laH
da pfd tlt Inloo Pacific m
Bfia 4i4 4o pfd , 17
da 1st pfd Hit V. I. Ileal , '.
do td pfd II , do pfd 14 i
llllaala 1'esiral IHSs Wabaah :ii,
Loula. A Kaak 141 ! da pfd 4I'I
U . K. A T US Ipanlsk 4a al
SILVER Bar. firm, 37 3-1(4 per ounce,
MONEY tfi 24 per cent.
The rate of discount In th open market
for short bills Is 30)81-16 per cent; for thre
months' bills, I per cent.
Saw Yrk Mlalagr !.-
NEW YORK. Nov. W. The following are
i ne closing quotations on mining storks
.7.
Adama Cos
Utile t hief ..
Ol.tsrlo
Altca
Braaue
Bruuawkk Cun .
Cuaelocs: Tuanal
Cun. Tal. ft Vs..
Hra Bilsar
Iron Si War
Leslrllls Con ....
Offered.
mt
M
ii
ii
M
4)
... 11
... II
...
...17
. . IM
...lu
... 3
uulilr
Phu.aU
P.Hual
Shiase
Sierra Narada
Small Ho
td
Standard 1M
(adltlaa of th Traaaarr.
WASHINGTON. Nov. a.Today's stst.
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
era fund, exclusive pf th J1(O.0UvujuU so"
reeer-e In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance. $142. H,
3.1; gold., 3c'.9?P.on.
Hrw Yark Money Market.
NEW TORK. Nov. 28.-MONEY-On call,
Strongt 31 4 per cent: cloning bid. 3 per
cent; offered at 3 per cent; time loans,
firm; sixtv and ninety days. 34 per cent;
six months. 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE rAFER-4tf4
rTERLINO EXCHANC.E-Weik. tloel
steadier, with actual hustius in binkors'
bills st 14 8a6ivfj4 for demand and at
4.M-"5t4 V;W5 fcr -dsy hills; josed TU,
14 MHjiOO snd (4 PTHrlJ 0T; comm rc al b 11 1,
m4
SlLVFR-Rar. B9c; Mexican dollirs. 47Vic
ROND8 Oovernment, stesdy; railroad.
Irregular.
The following are the quotations on
stocks arid bonds:
r. S rf. fa. raf . -IM1 Manhattan e. f 4a...1
i rnupon 1Mtt omral 4a TT
in U. rf 194 4o lit n- tf
f-nusnn I'M Vlnn 4V St U 4a... 7
in I: reg I" al . K T. 4a leu
ao eeupnn If " t M4
So eld 4a. res I01- N K R nf M. e. (a. 1
4o reupnn I'1 V V. C. a Va Ill
At'hlenn fn 4s l'4 S. 1 r. a 1H
no ad). 4a M1 Nn Paelflc 4a 10"
Atlantic r u u ! 4" 7
bat. ft Oklo 4 1"H t. A W. e. 4a lot '4
An 3 Ha W4 o. a U 4a par... .Ia4
rantral nf Oa 4a... .1114 Pnn i-onr. W 1"14
4s lat Inc " keadlns 4 1H4
rhe. A nnte 4m . lH St. L 1. M r (a 1IM4
Chlrats A. ISa... i;4 ft. I.. 9 F. tf. 4a. ai'4
r.. B. Q. n. 4i .. 14 St. I., s. W. la 74
r. M. A St. f. I 4a..ll4 deabnard A. U 4a ...
C. A S. W. r. la ...If v in. Pactflp 4a "a
C . R. I. r. 4a ... 4 S Railway la ln,
to rnl. (a 4H Tut. p. 1. 121
CCC. ft St Ut 4 W T , St. I,. W. 4a.. !
Chlraro Tar. 4a 14 .t'nlnn PaclHc 4a 1f
Ca Tnharco 4s ll Ao cenr. 4 HI
Cnln. St So. 4a V Steal 2d la H
D A R. C 4a I'll H Wahaah Is IPS
Krtf pHor Hen 4a....l"t'4 do deb. R H
do (an 4a 1 W. A L,. K 4a !H
r W. ft D. r. la. -.111 Wis. rantral 4a ;"4
tlncklns Vat. 44a....1114 Colo. Fuel e. la ST 'a
L. ft N. unl. 4a lOSVi
Holloa Stock Market.
BOSTON, Nov. 38 Call loans. 3(5
3U per
Official
cent; time losns, vnft per cent.
closing of stocks snd bonds:
Afhlaon adj. 4 I31 Weitlns. common
do 4a I"f lA.lventura
"Mm. ('antral 4a ... 71 Allmiei
... 12
....
.... U
.... 1
.... 1T4
....
.... 37H
. ...l
.... 11
.... 7I
.... i
.... 4
.... 1.1
....
.... Wa
.... IS
.... IS
M
.... 4
.... 2
....
.... 314
....11
.... Ill"
. . . .131
.... 14H
.... 24't
.... 12
.... 4i'
.... -4
.... 11
...1M
Atrhlaon M .. Amalaamated
in pfd llSial "American Tine
Rxaton ft Albany I'-'l Atlantic
Boston ft Mama 1M Dtnfham
boat on Kiaratad lJH ('al A Hecla....
Kltchhiirj ptd 140 omennlsl
Men. Central 2:4 Cupper Range ...
N. V.. N. H. ft H...m flair Wast
Per Marquette .... 71 tiominlon Coal ..
t'aloa Pacinc llltt r'rar.hlln -.
Amer. Arcs. Cham... II 4 r.rancv
da pfd M1 I.le Rrrrale
Amar. Pnau. Tubs....m Mass Mining . .'.
Amtr, Rusar , ,14H Mlchiaan
do pfd . .. ill Molina
Amer. T A T 14S Mont. C. A c...
Amer, Woolen 2 Old llomlnton ...
da pfd 14 Oaraola
Dominion I. A 8..... Jl Parrot
Kdlson Klc. Illu VI lluinry
(lanaral Kiectrlc 1" Shannon
Mass. Etactrlc 11 Tamarack
da , pfd , u Trlnltr
Mm. Uaa 47 f. s. Mining.. ..
I'Dlud Krult l"7i f. a. oil
I'ntied. Shea Mark.... iT iiuh
do pfd 314. victoria
V. 8. HI sal Jl1. Winona
do pfd I4S Wolverine
Hid. "Asked.
Forelga PInsaclal.
IXDNDON, Nov. 28. Money waa abundnnt
in the ninrket today and was In fair de
mand. The Stock oxohange Inquiry was
rather larger than usual. Discounts were
firm. Prices on the Stock exchange were
unusually strong, there helng considsrable
new account buatneas.' ; Isa nervousnnsn
wss manifested reg:irdhig the money pros
pecta. Consols Improved a shade and e.osed
easier. Home rana were quietly cheerful.
Americans opened generally higher, with
prices fairly steady at about parity. The
movement subseauentlv became Irregular
and prices reacted snd closed weak. Grand
Trunk was in active aemana ana nigner.
Mexican rails were strong, owing to the
advance In the price of allver. Kaffirs iind
Rhodesians were buoyant and a wider In.
terest was manifested In them. Imperial
Japanese government 6s of 1H04 were quoted
at S4T,.
BERLIN. Nov. 26. On the Bourse today
prices In most of the depnrtmenta were firm.
rAnlo, nov, co. niece tin ine ouuinv
today were flrmi but a lm tone prevailed.
Russian Imperial 4s were quoted at 34.06
and Russian bonds of inu4 at 601.
OMAHA WHOLBIALK MARKET.
Coadltloa f Trad and Qaotatloa an
Stapl aad Faacy Produce.
EOOS Candled stookl 2s.
i.ivk Pom.TRt-Hinsc '7V4c: roosters.
6c; turkeys, 124c; dtickf , 8;; geese, 8'a 9c;
spring chicken, 84t8Vsc. .
BUTTER Packing sU'ck. 14HC15C! chol.-s
to fancy dairy. J.y lsi-.reamory. 2ili;
fancy prints, It5c. f 1 4
KUESH KRONEN FISH Trout, 10c: pick
erel. 8c; pike, )0c; perc.li, 7c; bluefish, L'c;;
wnitensn, luc; saimon, wc; reasnapper, ic,
lobster, green. 20c; lobster, bolitu, 3uc; bull
heads, lie: uatfisn, 14c; black baas, 20c;
halllbut, 10c; crapples, 12c: roe shad, 31;
buffalo, 7c; white basa. '11c; frog legs, per
dos.. 25e.
BRAN Per ton, 115. "
HAY Prices quoted by Omahs Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
J7.00; No.' 2. 36 60; medium, 36.00; coarse.
35.50. Rye atraw. 35.(0. These prices are
Ltor hay pf good color and quantity.
, OYSTERS New York counts, per can,
I 45c; extra selects, per csn. 37c; standards,
I per cn. 32c; bulk, standards, per gal., 31.35)
hulk, extra selects, per gal.. 31.73; bulk,
New yorg counts, per gal., 3.t..
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES Florida, fllxea 126. 156. 176, 200.
216 and 260, 83.26S-3.60; California navels, ill
slses. 33.60.
LEMONS California fancy, 27c: 300 and
360. ttuO; cholc, 34.60.
DATES Per box of 80-lb. pkgs., 12,00;
Hallowl, In 70-lb. box. per lb.. 6mfl6c.
FIOS California, per 10-lb. carton. 75'
86c; imported Smyrna. 4-crown, 12V4c; 6
crown. 14c; 7-crown, 16c: fancy Imported,
washed. In 1-lh. pkgs.. Wftlic; California,
per esse of thlrtv-slx pkgs.. !!.'."
BANANAS Per medium sixed bunch, 32.00
3.50; Jumbo. 32.703. 5f.
, FRUITS.
APPLES Home grown Jonathan, per
bbl., 4.00; Ben Davis. '.2": New Vork Tal.
man anil Pound Sweets. 13.00.' New Yoi(
Kings, 33.00; New York Pippins. 82.75; New
York Oreenlnrs. Jl 5ifl?.61; New Vcrir B-)d.
wins. 32.5033.75; Colorado Jonathans Jl 60
and Win Saps, per bu. box, Jl.40.
PEARS Utah, Colorado ;!-4 California,
fall varieties, per oox, Jl.75fjT2.2a
GRAPES amported Malagas, per keg,
C 00474 00.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Well and
Bugle, per bbl.. M. 5069.00; Wisconsin Hell
and Cherry and Jerseys, psr bbl., J8.U0; per
box, J2.6K.
' VEGETABLES.
POTATOES New hotna. grown, In sacks,
per bti.. 40o.
TURNIPS Per bu.. Me; Canada ruta.
bagns. per II), lc.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. Jl.:vB2.00.
ONIONS Home-grown, in sacks, pr bu.;
66G7Jc: Spanish, per erat. Jl.Jt).
CUCl'M B EK8 Ptr eas of 2 dog.. Jl Ti.
TOMATOES California, per 4-basket
crate. J3.60.
CABBAGE Home-grown, per 100 lbs., 70c,
hwkkT POTATOES Home-grown, tier
bu. basket, 60c; Illinois klln-drisd, psr bb).,
ti is
GREEN PEPPERS Per bu. baukat. Wo.
SOCA8H Home-grown, per do Wc
CELERY Per dog., 2ofj0c; Cslif-rnla.
45c.
RADISHES Per dos.,
LETTUCE Hot house, per bbl., $7.50.
6HALL0T8-Per dos.. 7oc.
MISCELLANIOU8.
SAUKR KRAUT-Wlsunpsls.. per keg,
33.60.
C1DER-Nw York, pr bbl, J8.3C; per 4
bbl..
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
124c; Wisconsin Young America, 13c; block
Swiss, new. inc; old. 16f.l7c; Wisconsin
brick. 14c: Wlsnonsln llmburger, 13o.
NUT8 Walnuts, Nj. 1 soft shell, new
crop, per lb., Mcl hard shell, per lb., IScj
No. 3 soft shell, per lb., 12c; No. I hard
shell, per lb. I2e; pecans, large, per lb., 13c;
small, per lb., ilk:; peanuts, per lb., 7ej
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chill walnut,
per lb.. 12&l4c: almonds, soft shell, per
lb.,-17c; hard shall, per lb., lie; ehsetnuis,
per lb.. 1244'16i'i new black walnuts, per
bu., 75S90c; shellburk hickory nuts, per bu.,
81.75: large hickory nute. per bu., Jl.50. '
HIDEB-No. 1 green. ',o; No. I green. c
No 1 salted. 84ei No. 3 salted, itt-c; No. 1
veal calf. 9c; No I veal calf, 7o: dry silted,
U(hancsbeep pelts, kic&Jl.OO; hois bides,
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 28. BUTTER
Firm and lo higher; extra western cream.
rv, 36Hc: extra nearby prints, sc.
EGOS Bcarce snd firm; nearly fresh, I2e
at mark: western flesh. 32c at mark..
CHEESE Firmer; New York full creams,
fancy, lHc; Nw York full creams, choice,
liwc; New York full creams, fair to good,
UCUWo.
Mlaaesalls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLS. Nov 28 WHEAT De
cember. 11.151a: September. 934iWr: July,
ll.lo: No. 1 hsrd. Ji ll: No. T northern
jl (t4; No. 2 northern. Jl 04-a
FLOUR First patents. J6 (VfW 10: second
pstents, J.8Va66: first clears, J4 36-64.4o;
second rlesrs. J!.76i2k6.
BRAN In bulk, $14 M.
Mllwaakc Oral Market.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 28 WHEAT Mar.
ket l2c lower; No, 1 northerb. J1.10U; So,
i northern. Jl.l3'..
RVE-Diill; No. 1. 83c.
BARLEYEsaief ; Nu. 2. Uc; sample,
J7ti6lc.
CORN-Wtak; No. I, 83&$4V4c; Mayr w7
bid, . .
9MA1IA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Eef 8ten tod FMden Stttdy to Strong,
Cowi Wegk to Ten Lower.
HOGS SOLO SHADE TO FIVE CENTS LOWER
'eBBBBBBBBBB
Feeling Fat bee a l ittle Weak la
aata, kat Laaabs Said Fatly
Steady, with Feeder Actlva
at !.l Week' Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 28. 1904.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday 8 oo 4 470 9.73
Sara dav last week .9 6.036 1 1"0
Sum day week before.. 9.391 ?li v 9..V1
Sam three weeks ago... 4.44 3 151 11.374
Same four weeks ago.... 8 4S 8 4-11 18 221
Sam day last venr 4.8:3 6.42i 17.53
RFX'EIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and tOie-ep at South Omiha for
the year to date, with comparison with last
yesr:
19f4 141. Inc. IV".
rsttle 84.587 9v7 .... 130,193
Hcgs ;.iU.o.e S mat ii74 54.P31
Sheep 1.656.8S2 1.705.561 .... 47.199
Th following tsbl shows the sversg
prfc nf hng st South Omar. rar th Isst
ivrl days with comparlsorut:
Data. Tlt04. !3T.i$oi7lW.ir908
Not.
Vv
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
Nov.
Nmr.
Nov.
84V4I
4 (W,
4 96HI
4 90 i
4 8g
I
4 fii1
4 96 I
4 071
4 97V, '
,!
d tnut
$ 16! $ 7l
I $ 721
611 I
i 491 I ?l
6 811 $ 711
6 et $ 7V
6 88' , C
44! $ i
I $741
6 6l I
$ 25'i 6 731
5 V R 1 1
$ 211 $ 591
6 r 6 t
SI 5 5TI
I J Oil
6 411 1
91' 6 63'
6 29 ! 8 631
$ 28! 5 73
?i 8 11 :
S 20I 8 75!
4511 4011
4 sol 4 041
4 Ml 4 f4l
I 4 IV
4 6ft! I
4 ll 4 Oil
4 s.71 4 '
4 71' 4 Mi
4 $9) 4 061
4 74' 4 031
I 4 021
4 4I I
4 74! 3 941
4 871 8 021
4 62 x
4 so; t Ml
4 h. 2 87,
I 3 861
4 781 I
4 75: 3 8
4 7-" 3 !
3 M
3 46
3 41
3 H
$ 6J
a
9 1
t 6r
$ 45
9 47
X 43
f II
4 roi
4 871
4 791
4 74!
4 TT
4 78:
I
4 801
4 671
4 631
4
4 Ml
4 671
4t5s
4 461
4 391
4 451
4 46!
4 44
a 1
4 31 '
4 :oi
4 18!
aa 1
4 2ft
4 24
Oa a
I...
Nov, 10
NOV, 11.
Nov. 1.
Nov. 13.
Nov. 14.
Nov. 15.
Nov. 16.
Nov. 17.
Nov. 18.
Nov. 19.
Nov. 30.
Nov. 21.
Nov. 22.
Nov. 23.
Nov. 24.
Nov 25,
Nov. 2.
Nov. 27
Nov. 38.
41
8 91
I 85
3 8
3 36
3 29
a
9
a -s
B )4
3 44
3 46
8
3 23
3 20
I 4 8141
4 63
4 ', I 1 I
4 66al
4 MVjj
J
4 6774
4 m:
4 7Ri
4 7"
6 861
1
3 861
8 .'
.14 4!! I
! I
.. 4 474
4 6271
.1 I
.1 4 49t
A G.I
151
6 till
5 99
I
3 82!
3 77'
5 76'
8 7QI
4 7
I
a. 8
6 03i '
3
4 76; 8 761
4 71! 3 73
'Indicates Btindny. "Indlcstes holldsy,
The official number of csrs of stock
brough.t In today bv ech road was:
t att'e. nogs, eneen.ii r a
C. M. St. P 19 12 2
1'nlon Pnolnc system 21 6 24 6
C. & N. W 2 8
F.. E. M V 69 2"1 7 $
C, St. P...M. at O S
B. M 85 .. 4
K. C. o St. J 6
C. R. I. A P.. east.. 1 .. ..
Illinois Central 4
Chicago Ot. Western. 1
totnl receipts. 204 71 37 1!
The rilannalH.tn rt the .lav's recelnls
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 627
645
261
Bwlft and Company 86s
Cudahy Packing t'o 1.343
Armour tk Co 431
Armour, from Bloux City ....
Armour, from Denver... 25
Vansant A Co 7o
CHrey dV Hi nton 168
Lobman A Co 264
W. I. Stephen 87
Hill at Huntzlnger 211
Huston & Co 62
J. B. Root A Co 12
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 3td
I j. F. Huss 146
Wolf A Murnan 79
Haggerty A Co 171
Bulla A Kline 98
B. S
McClearv A Carey 1.. 51
9 ill
813
1.2ol
633
M
918
(5:1
273
41538
Other buyers $.833
10.626
10 6.
Totals 6.333
4.rsi
CATTLE There was a liberal run of cat
tle In Kansas City and Chicago this morn
ing snd advices were not very favorable
to the selling Intereats. The supply st
this point, though, was rather moderate,
and with a goon demand from all sources
the market ruled fairly active, with deslrs
able grades of cattle selling to good ad
vantage. There were so few cdrnfed Steer on sale
this morning that a fair test of the situa
tion waa not made and nothing strictly
choice was offered. Buyers, though,
seemed lo be anxious for anything at all
desirable and the market could safely be
quoted ateady to strong.
Receipts Included aulte a lew western
range beef steers, but the quality was not
very good. Still, packers took hold quit
freely and th market could be quoted
strong on the better gradea, with others
sbout steady. As trading was quite brisk,
It waa not long before th bulk of th
offerings was disposed of.
The cow market was rather slow, with
the feeling week. A Urge proportion of
the
receipts
consls
sieu ot
cows, and that
gav packers a chance to pound the mar
ket. Something strictly choice may not
have been much lower, but th general
market could best be described by railing
It weak to a dime lower. Salesmen did not
like the Idea of taking off, and as a re
sult trading wss not very active.
Bulls were rather weak, but veal cave
did not show much change.
Speculators carried over very few desir
able storkers and feeders from Isst week
and aa a result thy were all anxious for
fresh supplies this morning. The better
grades were active and strong, with some
sales a little higher than the same kinds
brought last week. The commoner kinds
were not very active, but still they com
manded ateady prices. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Ks . Fr.
i 1070 I M fit) 1311 t 00
kj w a.
.. 100
., "4
.. 411
., m
. .10
.. no
. .110
..1061
.. 174
.. 110
t AO
I I"
I on
1 111
i in
t :i
t
t 30
I 2U
I.
..1110
.. 14
. .11.35
.. 11
, 117
.. 144
.. M4
.. 1ST
.. I4S
. 170
3 M
3 ID
I 10
I M
:
I 10
I To
t vo
I III
I KI
I
II
11
14
PI
I
7
10!!!'.
17.'.'."
II....
I.
I M
I...
BULLS.
M4
UNA
11m
1 o 1 in j n
1 75 1 IIIWI I M
I 71 1 1450 I tit
I 00
CALVE&
! 71 1 110 I 00
870
BTOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
I0 I HO 3 410 J 30
, 717 I ' . a
I..
7..
NKUKAVKA.
1 cow..
1 cow..
13 cows.
14 oows.
11 cows.
3 cows.
8 cows ,
17 oows.
1 cow..,
3 cows.
12 cows.
cows.
3 cows.
,...1370
.... 760
.... 878
.... 95
... 3
... 880
... 85t
... 996
...II11O
... 9X0
...1111
... 861
i 75
1 COW 1700
1 bull 1260
1 heifer,.. 400
9 rows M48
17 feeders. ,1ii
3 feelers,. 796
1 bull
1 bull...... r0
33 fevers, ,1166
1 cow 990
1 bull 1170
1 stag t iO
23 steers.... 944
22 Cows 1110
17 feeders, .1155
1 feeder... 6(0
3 feeders.. 700
14 feeders.. 868
I 711
1 60
2 75
2 16
$
8 35
I 23
8 50
1 00
I 00
1 75
8 90
i 36
3 60
9 00
3 30
1 6.1
1 60
2 70
2 65
$ 53
$ 7u
2 85
t 76
( 00
i 60
1 85
1 46
8 2 r
JT5
J 25
I 80
a 00
848
141 feeders. M2
15 cows..
906
1 cow..,.
10 cows...
2 rows...
I cows...
J heifers
1 bull....
1 bull....
1 tow..,.
., 9.10
..11
.. 880
..HU)
, 643
.. 910
,.1670
..1150
3 10
COLORADO.
2 ii 9 feeders.
1 76 1 cow
I 60 8 cows....
1 '.'5 1 row
763
900
877
too
8 30
2 40
8 60
t 00
8 16
t 26
3 ii
1 80
t 26
3 25
$ 5
t 40
J 00
66
2 25
2 90
2 36
3 35
$ 36
t 36
t 6
3 $"
$ in
$ 90
i 26
$ 0
WYOMING
19 COWS 989 I 80
1 cows 116 80
1 row 1"40 $ 8
1 cows in5 I 40
Istsg 1210 2 60
30 cows 1014 3 75
2 feeders.. 12S 85
1 stag 1120 3 111
3 sierra....! 156 3 40
1 steer 1140 8 40
21 feeder.. 934 3 65
1 stag 1110 2 50
1 cow 60 2 90
1 cow 1010 2 90
1 fplf 170 $ (0
i feeder.. 8x$ 8 00
3 feders.. M 2 60
3 steers.
12-6
im
1660
1.T70
7 iteers.
I steers.
' 1 bull...
1 bull.,.
$ steers.
9 0
9 feeders.. 1121
1 steer 1080
1 feeder.,," 880
1 feeder... KiO
3 bulls 1160
19 cows 966
1 heifer... 4i0
3 heifers.
I heifer..
$ heifers.
3'fl
890
6Jf
cows 1171 I sa
1 bull 1650
71 gteerg... 116ft
4 feeders.. 971
t steers.. ..1335
I feeder... DM
10 feeders.. 961
39 cows Hll
8 steers... .115$
$7 oows 11141
$ cows D7I
1 nmia 878
8
$ 26
t 10
I 80
i to
33 feeders.. If $
s rars.
' SOUTH DAKOTA.
1 cow 11.10 36
1 heifer... oo t )
16 steers.. . 1163 3 40
1 eow...
1 bull...
1 stser..
$ cows..
1 cow...
1 bull...
t bull...
.123)
.1461
,..1165
.. 85
..11O0
.. 810
..12X0
t as
t 15
t 40
t 75
126
i 40
$ 00
1 stser
1260
$ 40
1 steer...
4 steers..
1 steer...
38 steers..
10 feeders
1 bull
2 feeders
10 com...,
1 cows...
,.10.10
,.11'JO
.1131
..nr.!
. 846
H.
.1310
, 776
. 8hfi
..!'
9 ft
$ 30
9 0
9 40
$ 40
K
Esty-Neh.
$ heifers.. 830
' 3 heifers.. 753
1 ki
2 86
t 00
2 60
I to
i 10
: 3
t belfsrs.. 737
Hutt Bros Neb.
10 cows... v tJt 3 86 d cows .
1 cow 870 t 00 1 cow...
t cow 8"3 2 60 $ calves
A. L. Davis Neb.
913
960
3VJ
2 00
t 00
i 60
1 COW 1060 25 $ bull...
...1100 2 19
inro i as S rows. ? J on
1146 2 1 cow ir 1 75
J. C. Wvsona Neb.
$70 2 fl 6 steer.... M IS
612
3 15 1 bull I1il 1 7ii
2 75 1 feeder... 1090 3 So
3 86
616
628
A.
M WIlSOTr N".
IX!
1042
131
8 40 cows llfS 2 6
$ 4 I s.eers....UM I 90
t (A
Mllward Pro.
579 8 85 I feeders.. iS 109
1 Herroll-Nevada.
.'M I 1 bill' ...1113 I ("0
Thomas Masters Wyo.
34 bulls..
90 corns..
20 cows..
1 cow...
Id cow..
ST9 3 an 1 nun iw v x in
. .1011
..1330
C,
.. 17
$ 40 1 bull inao J lit
f 40 feeders.. 1012- $ U
L. Moore Wyo.
2 in fl feeder.. W 13
! 25 41 cows 87K 2 45
cows
38
Coopef-Wlllow Live Stock Co. Wyo
27 cow. 991 3 86 24 cows 1045 2 3
I HOOS Ther ws an enormous run of
hogs In Chicago thla morning, about 83.0O0
being reported. The market there broke
1 $4i inc. and that, of emirae. caused price to
weaken here, even though receipts were
i not excessive. Peckers started in trying
to buy their droves a nickel lower, and a
f.m. Ka mnA . V. v Kill It a ru-in Ks.
I ram evident that packers wer all anxious
lor supplies ana as a result tne market im
proved a Utile. o that the decline amounted
to only 2S$c ss compared with Situr
day'a average. Th bulk of the hogs sold
at 84 47V4 and $4 50. with a top at 14 54.
Some of th erly sales and also th com
moner loads went tinder $4.47U. The msr
ket wss oulte actlv after packers began to
rsise their bids and a good rlearanc was
msde before th middle of the forenoon.
Representative sales:
K
41...
41...
14...
71...
IV. .
t...
If...
41...
13...
II...
14...
II...
I...
84...
At.
...Ill
..III
. . sei
..Ml
.. J"
.. .177
...KI4
...IM
...KI7
...Ml
...M7
...JI7
...111
...Sr
...r4
. . . ii
..174
...S4r
..m
...1-4
.. .!
...Ill
..HI
...814
.. lit
, . . MA
... W0
...171
...lit
...110
h.
ISI
11
140
I4A
in
FT
Ko.
A. Sti. Pr.
21 170 I li
4 W
4 474
4 47V
4 4TV
4 47 1
4 47
4 47V4
4 441,
4 47V,
4 47 '4
4 47V,
4 4TH
4 47V
4 47V
4 47
4 41b,
4 471
4 41i
4 471
4 471
4 47 L,
4 47W
4 47'4
4 47
4 47V
4 474
4 47W,
4 47V,
4 10
4 M
4 10
II...
II..,
44..,
W...
M..,
.144
I M
.111
t'4
.14?
Ill
.174
Jsi
4 is
4 K
4 m
4 10
4 KS
4 10
4 M
4 M
4 U
4 10
4 lo
I 10
4 M
4 10
4 10
4 10
I 10
4 M
4 Kl
4 10
4 10
4 l4
4 M4
4 II
4 II
4 II
4 II
4 II
4 U
so
Kl
so
11..
71.,
41.,
14.,
0.,
II.,
41..
II. .
Ik.,
..Ml
..14
,.87
. tIT
.Ml
..171
..!
.141
..rs
,.iu
..
. I7
.141
..
.121
..171
..118
..tit
. ai4
,.MI
,.8M
I IS. ..
ss. . .
II. . .
17...
M. ..
K...
M...
44...
J7...
41...
4...
M...
SI...
80
40
40
12
?
11
u
It
71
in
110
40
1 111 ... 4lo is
14 10 ... 4 M II Ml !4A
U IM ... 4 10 II SIT
BHEKP Receipts ot sheen and
Receipts
lambs
were moderate this morning, for th time
of yesr. The quality of the offerings was
not very good and that fact doubtless
had a tendency to make packers rather
Indifferent and bearish. Tho market on
fat sheen could best be quoted by calling
it stesdy to a shade lower. Some sales
were steady, and on the other hand, others
looked a trifle lower. Lambs sold In just
about th same notches they did last week.
Trading was not very brisk and as a re
suit it was a little late before everything
In sight waa disposed of.
The demand for feedera was fully equnl
to the aupply and the market could safely
be quoted fully ateady. - All desirable
grades changed hands In good seaaon.
(Quotations Jor grass sheep and' lambs:
Good to choice yearlings, $4-6014.76; fnlr to
good yearlings. tt.2Mj4.50; good to cholc
wethers. $4.2604.60; fnlr to good wether.
84.0Ojf4.36: good to choice ewes, $4.0041)1.2$;
fair to good ewes, U.7iai.O0; good lo choice
lambs, $5.6036.90; fair to good lambs, $5.16
ttt.40; feeder yearlings, $3.75flM.2S- feeder
wethera. 88.60ia4.20: feeder ewes. $3.004$. 50:
feeder
lamba, 34.zo4jo.tio: representative
sales:
No. Av.
10 Wyoming feeder ewes 86
81 Wyoming bucks 127
1 Wyoming ewe 9
196 Wyoming feeder ewes Kl
101 Wyoming feeoer ewes 83
1H9 Wyoming feeder ewes ' 85
1U3 Wyoming feeder ewes 89
1 Wyoming feeder ewn 80
200 Wyoming ewea 99
Wyoming feeder lambs 68
1 Montana ct'll ewe 110
269 Montana feeder ewes lid
1U3 Nebraska ewes 103 '
i; Montana ewes ! 3
465 Montana ewes Ut
22 Montana ewes 107
SiiO Montana 'ewes 1"4
$ Nebraska feeder cull ewes... 79
13 Nebraska feeder Cull ewes... 76
131 Nebraska feeder cult ewes... 79
3t Wyoming feeder ewes 100
1(0 Wyoming feeder ewes 91
367 Idaho ewes 97
24 Idaho ewes 97
Udaho- ewes .108
21 Idaho feeder lambs '
50 Idaho awe ... t 1.1
473 Idaho yearlings 8.'
178 Idaho feeder lambs 66
170 Idaho feeder lamba 74
149 native lamb ,. 74
95 Nebraska ewes 81
26 Nehraaka wethers 84
10 Nebraska lambs 67
3 na'lve bucks 126
15 native bucks 161
133 Wyoming feeder ewes 78
148 Wyoming feeder wts 79
10 native cull ewes 97
517 Wyoming feeder ewes 92
189 Wyoming cull lam! s 33
AVI Wyoming feeder lambs 37
66 native ewea and wethers ... 99
10 Wyoming ewea and wa.hers. Hu
Pr.
1 75
2 25
2 26
8 (0
$ 00
3 00
3 20
8 20
3 85
6 1
$ 00
8 70
$ 80
4 00
4 00
4 0t
4 (.0
1 76
1 75
2 60
3 25
3 30
3 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 2$
4 36
2!
$ 60
6 60
t 15
4 40
4 76
a 00
i 60
a to
a no
3 00
8 so
a 60
4 00
4 00
4 28
4 38
6 00
6 36
t 86
6 35
$ 70
13 Wyoming wethers
98
60
66
60
67
403 Wyoming feeder Ismbs
7 Wyoming lambs
1 native lamb
131 natlv iambs
390 western lambs
(Hit AGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady, Hogs Lower oa Havy
Receipt Kheep Steady. -
CHICAGO, Nov. 28-CATTLB-Rcelpts,
28,000 head, Including 2.K0 westerns: mar.
ket steady: good to prime steers, t.i.0Ofl7 8fl;
poor to medium, $3.6tx86.8n; storkers snd
feeders. $1.76(84.20; cows, 31.aJ5j4.00; heifers,
1.Vb5.S5; canners $1.40&'2.36; bulls. uu)c
4.?o; calves, $.006.BO; western tteers, $3.50
4T6.00.
riOGS-rRecelpts, 66,000 head; estimated
for tomorrow. 33,000 head; market 60 lower:
mixed and butchers, $4.6O'04.7O; good to
choice heavy, $4.6(ft4.70; rough heavy, $4 40
ift.M; light, $4.4ts7j4.tiO; bulk of sales, $4.60
54.60.
HU 1KP ' AND LAM RS Receipts, 26.000
head: market steady; good to choice weth.
era. $4.3C4.0; fair to choice mixed, $3.50
4.S0; weetern sheep, $3.0Oifi6.U0: native
lambs, $4.16.W.
Kaasas City Lira stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 38, CATTLK Re
ceipts, 7,4(1) bead. Including 600 southerns:
slow, steady; choice export and dressd
href steer. $6.0086.26: fair to good. $2.6ff
6.00: western fed steers, H WVTjfi.fc.); stnekers
and feeders. $2.6004,00; southern steers. $1.64
43-4.26; southern cows. $1.5(f 3.28: native
cows, 1.5ti4.(0; natlvs heifers, $3.60473.01):
bulls. $2.omga.60; calves. $2.60n.5o.
HOOS Receipts. 7.000 head; 6tfl0c. lower;
top, $4.72H; bulk of sules. $ '0Q I.67H: heavy,
$4.65f)4.72i: pnekers, $4.6064 65; pigs and
lights, $3.7034.56.
BHfCKP AND LAMBS-Recelpt. 11,006
head: steady; native lambs. $4.6oirO.OO: na
tive wethers, $4 14.75' native ewes, $4.00ft
4.50; western lambs, $4.60(6.00: western vear.
lings, $4,264(6.25; western sheep, $.1.7504.40;
stockers and feeders. $2.5tKfj4.2&.
t. Loals Live Stok Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2 -CATTLE-Recelpts,
4.(01 head. Including 70Txans: steady; ri
tlve shipping and export steers. $4.504j4.76.
the top for fancy fed steers: dressed beef
snd hiitch.fr steers. $4,00415.00; steers under
1.000 lbs., $3.0orf! 00: stockers and feeders,
$2 2f.i 3. 76: rows snd heifers. $3.Kr)V0O. th
top for fsnev heifers; cxnners, 4'!. 00413.23!
bulls. $2. 26m 4. 00: calvea. $2.60(( 00: Teia-Un-1
Ind'an steers, $-'.IOjw4 16; row- and heifers,
$2.0j3.00.
H( X48 Recelnta 8 KU) head: lower: nlrs
and lights. $3.76474.FO: packers. $4, 454) 4. 40 1
Utilizers and t'est hesvv It KVf4.7i.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 9.r3
besd: stesdy; natlv niutt'ns, 17'i4T1i
Ismbs. $6 CO- culls and bucks. on 4.00;
Stockers, t2.OOfln8.25: Texans, $3 00t6.fj0.
t. Josah I.lv Stork Market.
HT. JOBKPH Nov, 31 CATTLE Re.
relr.te 8 213 head; stendy to atroi n'ttv-,
$3 2MI6.00; rows nnrt b-(f-, $1.76-34 35:
iln-i-srs snd feeders n$0t1ii3.t0.
HOfir" Rece'n' .11 hd: market Stt
io-"' 'Ight. $4.350-5; medium and hesvv,
14 4MtU 70.
SHEEP AND LAMnsj-r-Reoelpts, $.51$
hsadi steady; lambs, $3.75,
laag rilf I.ITI llsek 44 slot.
lOirY rTrV T Huh aann.UI T1.
egrem ) TTXF Per1ps. f TOO resfl;
msratt nigne-i ' ki." euvs
buM". nd r"'ed. $3.,643f$; stork' nd
t4An 826oa8 40: calvss knd vsarllnra.
$2 4.
HOOS "ecelpts. m neso: trrke so
lower, selling at $4 36'u4.60; bulk, $4.404.46.
atoek ta tight,
' The receipts of live stork at th six prln.
rliml western cities yesterday wer as foi
ls, wa
Cl.
South 0iha "
Sioux Cltv Moo -
KP"s City 17 4K
at. .Tnaph 3H
S. lUls 4 Ms
Chicago t
Total
.t012 83.67$ 50.r,i8
Co Market.
NEW TORK. Nov. 38-COFFEE-Msr-ket
for future opnd steady st an ad-
7 COWa....
9 cows....
1 heifer..,
4 feeders.
2 feeders.
9 feeders.
33 feeders.
16 feeders.
3 bulls ...
30 feeders.
Ho. gheen
4 47.1 I.Jja
4 4er
7.1k Jl e.v
4 1ii6 2 613
8 I'SI 8 OVI
66.O11O 2S.0"0
ranee of 6ffl"i prints In response to firm
K'irope-n rubles and signs of a falling off
of receipts The market ruled gtneisHy
firm and r'oscd slendv st a nt gain of
l.'rriiO lolcts. 8al-s aere reporteil of
bos. Includlre lccemher at nc :
January. .iSi'tiiOoc; Mnroh. 7 l-'u7 Jtn-:
4av, ;.35t7 4fe- .,teT-' - r.75fI7 8tV. 8iot
Rio stf.idj; Cnrdovn. ofl12c.
SI. a.nals tjrala aad Pravtalna.
ST. MR'IS. Nov. 2X WHEAT fxa er;
No. J cash, elcvat ir, $1 ,S: track. $1.134
1.11; December, $!.(,; May. l.nfil.llSi
No 2 bard. $1 ifl1 1. . ,
fORN lowrr: No. 2 cssh. nominal;
track, 44fi52r; tvremher. 44r; May. 44c.
OATS rtsadv: No. 2 cash, oy; tra. k.
313mc; December. 29c; M.y, ile; No.
2 wblte. aViSL't,!-. k
Kl.orP I'uli snd lowrr: red winter pat
ent. $5 :oflt.lr; special brsnds. $6 Nfj 50;
extra ram-v. $4 704 4 1; rlrar. $4 1Mi4.e.
8EF".l Tlntothv. steadv. $.' Ooti 2. 45.
rnRNMEAI-8teily. V
HRAN Dull and unsettled; sacked.! est
track. MfjW. , ,
HAY-Steady: timothy. $8 rskjtlt.UP; pralrio.
tsorftlTA
IRON COTTON TIKS-Wtf.
RAOOIN(l-7c.
HKMP TWINE 'V.
PHOV15IONS Polk. lower: Jobbing.
$11 6:j. Lard, lower; prim steam. $8 7:''.
Raron. steady; Imxed extra ehorte, $8.0;
clear rib. 84 i:4; short clear. $8 374.
POULTUT Steadv: chickens, 7o: prlngs,
liV; turkeys, llVjllliic; ducks, 9i- geese,
'i'TTER - Stendy; creamery. 204J26He;
dairy. l54rt1o.
EGOS V'lrm, 24c. case count.
Rocelpt. Shipments
Flour, bhls 16,0i IS.fl1
Wheat, bu 91.000 ' $7,000
Corn, bu 96,fn .....
Oats, bu 68.000 t-.o)
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Nov. 2.. METALS Thera
w another sharp advance In the London
tin mnrket. where spot closed at 136 jo
and futures at 136. While demand lo
cally wiut light, prices were marked up
In most Instsnces and quotations at the
close of the day ranged from $2t.(Cm:n.l.i.
Copper was also 11 little higher abroad,
with London cabling spot at 67 2s ski
and futures st 67 10. locally th mar
ket was quiet, but showed a genersllv
steadv tone. Lske Is quoted at $14.87H
15L'H; electrolytic, $14,751(16.00 and casting
at $14 601 14.75. Most of the larger riealera
hold hike at the outside price quoted, ImiI
was a shade easier In the London mar
ket, closing at 13 7s 6d. but the local
market - remained steady with quotation
rsnglng from $4 20i4.7o; the Inside quota
tion Is for full car lot. Spelter waa a
little lower with lead In the English mar
ket firm, closed at 26 2a 6d. Ideally th
ton I firm at ouotatlone ranging from
t5.7Eifi.67V. Iron closed at 63s 3d in Glas
gow nnd 47s 9d In Mlddlesboro. Locally
lon was firm: No. 1 foundry, northern.
No. 1 foundrv. southern, snd No. 1 foundry,
southern, soft, n; 7517.26; No. 2 foundry.
ncrhrn. 916 264JI6 76.
ST. LOl'18. Nov. 28. METALS Lead,
stronger, $4.40t(i4.50; spelter, higher, $5.00.
Wool Market.
LONDON, Nov. 28. WOOI The offerings
at the wool auction salea todny amounted
to 12.4115 bales. There wss a large supply
of new clip In fine condition and bidding
was nctlve In all sections. Scoured fleece
wools were In chief demsnd for Oermany.
Inferior scoured lambs and greaay first
pieces sold slowly and wer often bought
In. Crossbred were In good requeet. slips
being tnken chiefly by home buyers. Amer
icans secured a fair supply of fine Merinos,
medium crossbreds and line slips at full
prices. Following are the ssles In detail:
New South Wales, Stl rtio hales; scoured.
8d IsfiNOAd: greasy. . 44dY1 Queens
lHnd. TO' hnlts; scoured. 15 id; gressy, 4il
fills. Victoria. 9 600 hules: scoured. 7Hd4r
2s: gressy, fi'idlls Hd. South Australia.
9i)0 bsles; scoured. lr 7d; greasy, MOT
Iv. West Australia. 100 hals: gressy. 6'1
d9Ud. New Zeals nil f0 hales; greaev,
7dMs 3Ud. Cnne of Oond Mop- and Nstal.
401 hnles; scoured, Is 4Vd&ls 9V4d; griasy.
TVMod.
ST. LOi'IS. Nov. 28 WOOL Onlet but
firm; medium erades, combing and cloth
n 'OLUc; light rue. )622Vci heavy fine.
12618c; tub washed, :7640c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23 COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling uplmda, 9 70c; mid
dling gill', JC. Hales. KJ Deles. ,
LIVERPOOL. Nov. a.-OTTON Snot,
In fa'r demand, pr'lcei 8 pti'n's hieh-;
Amer!rsn m'ddllng fair. t.SOd; low middling,
6.03d; good ordinary. 4 92d;. ordinary. 4 761.
The les of th day wer 6.000 bain, of
which 600 were for speculation and export
and Included 4 600 American.
NEW ORLEANS. Nok. 28.-COTTON-
Flrm: anle. H.2tf bales; ordlnsry 6-;
good ordlnsrv. 7 15-i6c; low -. m ddllna,
8 II-I60; middling. OVf; g'od middling.
9 6-16o mlidlln. 913-i6?. Receipts. 17,779
bales; slocks 361 843 hsls.
ST. LOt'IB. Nov. 28.-COTTON-Q"t'4;
mlddlln. 9 7-16c: h1; IO h'les; receip's.
110X balsa; shipments, 166 bales; stoek, :$,
U ball.
evr York Dry fiood Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. W -Th featur of
the t.rv goods market todsy hss been the
reduction of Vi&4o In American print,
which ha bn met by competing line.
Th reduction I regarded as likely to
clear the atmosphere and to result In Im
proved business. Other lines are generally
firm, with buyers operating on a con
servative basis. '
near aad Molasses.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. a.-ST'OAH
Strong: open kettle. 3. ft 4 R-lat; npen ket
tle, centrifugal. 44(ri-44ac: centrifugal
whltea 3 1-Hii4iac yellow. 4Mf4 lS-tOc;
seconds. 8if4c,
MOLASSES-Hteady: open kettle, JfUjanc;
centrtfugul, 7ffJKc. Syrup ateady at
30c. ' ,
Evaporated Apple and Dried Frnllsi
NEW YORK. Nov. rS.-BVAPORATED
APPLES Th market continues quiet with
demand light and the tone weak, owing to
th euslnesa of futures, which are offering
tinder- Siot quotations. Common sr
quoted at 8;i&4l: prime, 4ifi4e; cholc.
6&6tyc; fancy, tfttifc.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFilRS.
DEEDS flld for record November 3$ as
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, lull
Farnsm street, for The Bei
J. B. Potter et al to Ira M Cobe,
part ne'4 neV section 3-14-13 $300,000
J. P. Brown und wife to J. Coete. .
e'A lot 8, blKk 16, Credit Fonder... 300
H- McKendry and wife to Nellie 8.
Brummer, lot 13, block 3, Jailer's
add 1,000
V W. Carinlchuel and wife, to O, H,
Miller, Jul 21, block 101, , Dundee
Plao , II
C- 8. Shepard and wifo to H. E.
Joiner, n,4 feet of e75 feet of sub
lot 3. tax lot 66. ssitlon 10-15-13 2.U4
J. Motir and wife to P. Meliuir.
nVh lot I and sll feet lot block It.
E. V. Smith's add
P. MuGuii and wife to Terasa
Moore, nam
F. 8. MuCoriiili k and wife to K. D.
Smith, e of lot , block 3, Claren
don add " rl.200
L. T. Moore and wlf to W. Krug,
lot 3, block 8, Cunningham' sub... "3.80$
W. Krug to Cased Realty company,
sanje
J. H. Pnrrolt and wife to W. Krug,';
part lot 3. block 2, sam 4 $01
W. Krug to Cause I Realty company,
part lot 3. block 2, same , y,,,',.
Q. Doll et al to E. Doll, lot 7, block
2. Sherwood Park J
Mary E. O'Connor et al to' Cerlrid.
Sherry. e.m fret of wkS feet of lot.'
17. Millard A Caldwell's add,
Shepard and wife to C. (.
hirnek, 11 37 fset 38 feet e0 feet of
lot 7, Thorneir add , ...-: ,H
J. R. McPheroti to Kutle S. M. Mr-
Pliarsun. lot L Archer Place J
Sully Keey to W. Demon, lots .V
t and lo, blockHl, Wiiterlnw ,j ' 71
C, ('. Pliliuer to N. B. Van Mstr. Tt37,r
reef or fus itt or in isvi ot 1 ,
7 Tl'mll add
Al b." Hills to Annie M. Kierce. lot .
35. block 3. Armstrong's 1st add
National Real Estate compuoy and
i.n
II, veal main c(iuimn , o 4 . K. tier,
lot $. block 187. city
National Hank of Comnierc tq P.
K. Her. lot 1 and 8, block 1, Credit
Fonder
A A. Uunoreaox and wlf- to a.
I'lrlch. lot 17. Washington square..
F Sautter to Jenpie Sautter, lot It,
bluck 3, 8. E. Rogers' add and utlier
lund . ,
F. Sautter and wife- to Q. Suutter,
part of se4 nwVi section $1-16-1$....
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nln Offlctt Filth snd Robert Strt,
ST. PAUL, niNN.
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