V
THE OMATTA DAILT BEE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
1905.
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CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Strong Again Under Support of
Armour.
NORTH AND SOUTH SELLING MUCH FLOUR
lorn aod Oat Steady After Opening
Trifle Lovrer Reports frost Ar
Keaflaa ronflletlnc and tin
ot AtTeet tha Market.
V OMAHA, Nov. 24. 1.
Armour was supportm ihMi nin r,a
'he market was strong. A good Dour oe-
"" w" reports at Minneapolis and bt.
Iuis. Reports from Argentina wrtt con
flicting and did not Inflaence pnees toony
extent, December closed at 8-ift3 c. May
at i'jh,it,c and July at 2c. 1 ne opening
on lower cables and tne close a
llttia better than yesterday.
Corn opened lower and the market was
,1.7 "tady. St. IajuIs reported dsn corn
in higher, everything avallao.e having been
cleaned up by exporters. Dccemoer closed
M I'rte.nbcr at 4oc. May at
4.4e and July at 3 e.
t)ats opened a little lower ami were
steady all day around the owning. Decem
ber closed at 29'k, May a; 3i31c and
July at lo.
IJTfrpijfli clos-d d lower on wheat
and Hd lower on corn.
Broomhall says Argentina crops are mak
ing good progress, bul the weather In tlie
e.iutn is too dry for wheat. The market
tnare U steady with a fair demand.
Tne seaboard yesterday sold a;s,ooo bush
f .W"-"!. 68.000 bushels of corn and
1,000 bushels of oat.
Clearances were Ui.Wto bushels of corn,
23,000 bushels of oata, M.OnO bushela Of
wheat and 21,0f bsrrlel of nour. i'rlmary
wheat receipts were 1.17u,000 bushels and
shipments 486.000 bushela against receipts
last year (two daysi of 1.3o8,0ifl bushela
and ahlpmenta of MS,!) bushels. Corn
receipts were M.OOO bushels and ship
ments 470,000 bushels, against receipts last
year (two daysi of 833.0ml bushels and ship
ments of 328.000 bushels.
Much significance In attached to Argen
tina news by the trade in general. Should
the clulms of crop damage be continued,
tha Argentina situation will be a factor
In making wheat prices all over the world.
The European markets show themselves
slow to accept claims of damage In Argentina.
Argentina shipments of wheat were 1.632,
steady; at mark.
firsts, 24c; prime
Cheese, firm; KV't
dairies. IT'fJJOr. F.ggs
cases Included, l'o.4c
hrsts, 28c; extras, .
ac.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of (lour and grain:
Receipts. Bnipmcnts.
Flour, bhls 42.30
W heat, hu S7.i"
r"orn, hu rj.0
Oats, bu Iil'i.3
By. bu 2.1, cxi
Barley, bu 151 .few
!.7W
3.S"0
"W.fc")
441. kto
47,8'0
JEW VORK C KMCHtL MARKET
(Isolations
Yarloas
NEW YORR STOCKS AND BONDS
MoTement of Fricei it Confuted and Gen
erally Imgular.
EXTREME DULLNESS IN MIDDLE OF SESSION
f the nay
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Nor 21 -FLOUR-Re-ceipts,
24 47 bhls.; exports, 21. Of bhls.;
sales. packages: market steadv with
light trad; Minnesota patents, t4.fo.fi SuO:
winter itents. $4.2f'd4 56; winter straight.
t3 96.ri4.10- winter extras. $2.sS'o;3.25,' winter,
low grades. tl.srv?j4 .is. Rve flour, steadv;
fair to good. $3 WiMlfl; - choice to fancy,
$4 15fj4 60. Hook wheat flour, steady, -2.:A,
spot and to arrive.
Hi t "KWHEAT Dull; 2303c, delivered
New York.
' iRSM HAD Steady: line, white and
yellow. 11.25; coarse, $l.l6vi 1.19; klln-drled.
$.Tl'u3.15.
RTE Nominal; No. 2 western. 76c, c. I.
f. New York.
BARLEY Dull; feeding, 4(c. c. I. f.
Buffalo; malting, 5y61. c. 1. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, p..ooo bu. : export.
82.494 bu. ; sales. i.o'O.OOO hu. Futures Spot
market Irregular; No. 2 red. 91o elevator;
No. 2 red. K'c f . o. b. afloat ; No. 1 Du
luth, 9lc afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba.
9:'o afloat. At Ami yielding to lower
cables and ai prehension over Argentina
conditions, wheat quickly recovered on
smaller northwest receipts, bull support.
bullish Australian crop rep3rts nnd talk of I however.
large flour sales at Minneapolis. A reac- . evidences
taloa Parifle la Sareeeded as
Market Leader by I alted tates
Steel lose Is Weak and
Low.
NEW YORK. Nov. 24 The movement of
frl-es today was more confused and Ir
regular than is often seen on the Stock
exchange. The action of some stocks be
came so erratic as to unsettle speculative
sentiment and lead to general selling late
In the dv. The market as a result of
doubts aroused was thrown into decided
dullness for a considerable period.
Recent sieculative favorites were the
centers of the doubtful movement. Open
ing trading showed them under pressure of
the same character as of yesterday, vig
orous support ran them up to good gains
over last niaht's level, but this advance
was again followed by constant and violent
fluctuations both tip and down. The move
ment In I'n ion Pacific also was calculated
to puzzle observers. After yesterday's sud
den rls this stock was almost immovable
until the general break at last, any effort
to rise alKve last night's level meeting
with such heavv offers as to drive it
bark. The offerings ouicktv decreased.
on the dcellno In Riles and
of support for the stoclt de
ral fund, exclusive of the $1S nr.(i gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
$l:'.4.M.S7; gold coin and bullion, tS7.("tl,!-C,
gold certificates. t44.('4.'.440.
new York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 24. MONET On call
Steady. 4V!j6S rr cent; closing bid, 4t
per cent; offered at 4 per cent: time
money steady; sixty and ninety days. tv
b per cent: six months. 5Vif4 ptr cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE 1'AFER 6V'tiS
per cent
STERLING EXCHANfSE-Weak. with ac
tual business In bankers bll's at 4 86
134.10 for demand and at 4.S24M-I ."-IKo for
sixty dav bills; posted rstes. t4AUj4S4
and 4 i'T'tT'l.ST'W.. commercial bills, t4.2i.
SILVER Bar, S4V; Mexican dollars,
4e
BONDS Government steady; railroad,
easy.
Closing quotations on bonds wera aa follows:
...1I Jatn In. ii mtIm... H
...101 do 4W. ctfl !
...104 . Jo 51 trrn S
...1"4 L a K. unt. 41 1"
.. lvt Minhlttan e. . 4s. ..14
.. I' Mei. Onlrml 41 !
dr, lat Inr 24
...lliw Minn, ft St. L. 4....
M at.. K. ft T. 4s W
tlon followed on the bearish Modern Miller veloped. This would p"ft 1 process of
report and the close was partly ouarur ' Profit-taking on the wide advance of yes-
cent lower. Halea Included No. 2 red Mav, I terday. There were besides various new
91 l-lnViyi4ct closed 91 -lijc; Decemler, ' rolnts of positive strength throughout the
91 1-Mj)c, closed 91Ho. I market, while some stocks suffered from
CORN Receipts, Kh.iipu bu.: exports. 18.W6 continued weakness. Cnlted States Steel
bu.; sales. 10.000; futures. 32,000 bu.; spot I preferred was the most prominent sub
market steadv: No. 2. &7Uc elevator and i stltute for yesterday's leadership of the
K'o f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 yellow. 6tic: No.
2 white. Role. Option market opened higher
en rains west, but weakened under liquida
tion, prospects -for clearing weather and
larger country acceptances, closing c net
lower. January closed 62NC; M.iy closed
4laic; December, t'i'tc, cloRed 5.1'tc
OAT8 Receipts, 125.700 bu. ; exports, frJ.SM
bu.: spot market steady; mixed oats. 2i'd
32 lbs., 30c; natural white 3fifj32 lbs., SttSb'V
87Hc; clipped white, S,iiK lbs., 37H'iJOc.
HAY Quiet: shipping, 5fg66c; good to
choice. oiiK2i.c,
HOPS Steady ; state, common to choice.
!!. I4a2-'c; 1904. I.lfnl7c: o Ids. taKc.. fa
000 bushles, as against 1.320.H) bushels the ' flflc coast, 19u5. loigloc; 1904, 104jl4c; olds,
HIDES Firm; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
2c; California. 1 to 25 lbs., 21c; Texas dry,
24 to 30 lbs., 19c
LEATHER Firm; add. 26H-027tc
rRoVIHloNS-Beef. quiet; famllv til. 50
ft 12.50; mess, 9 &0a 1.50; beef hams,' t--V(p
22.W; racket. tlO 5i"511.B0; city, extra IndU
niess. tl7.5"i7 18.50. Cut moats quiet; pickled
bellies, S. 75 '(10.50: pickled vhou . n.j.J
700; pickled horns, $!.2Sfi9.75. Lard. Arm;
western steamed, t7.40li7.55; refined, steadv;
continent, t7S5: South America. t.30;
compound, t5.50tja.75. Pork, quiet; lam
lly, tlt.5o; short clear. 145O(jlii.50; mess,
tI5.0f((il6.50.
TALLOW Steady; cltv (t2 per pkg),
4rifcc; country (pkgs free), 41,'Boc.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, Zi
fic: Jc.pan. nominal
BUTTER Easy; street price, extra
creamery, 24c; official prices unchanged.
tnti.Br; li renuiar: state, full ueama,
small and large, colored and white, Sep
tember, fancy, lSc; state, fair to good, 12c.
EGGS Firm; stale, Penr.sylvania and
nearby selected, 3400; slats, choice, Kit
37c; state, mixed, extra. 36c; western, finest,
3e- it. firsts. Stu3!c: southerns. 21'ftru.
POt'LTRY Alive, quiet; western chick
ens, 12c; fowls, 12c: turkeys, 14t Dressed,
steady; western chickens, SftlSc; turkeys,
H'a2uc; fowls, 913c.
previous ween and smx.oijo bushles last ear.
Corn ahlpmenta were 2,2J.Or0 bushels,
against 2,i;o.or bushels the previous week
and 2,(w6.O00 bushels last year.
The northwest was a lare seller of July
wheat at Chicago yesterday.
Minnesota says only 2t per cent of tho
oata and barley have left the farmers'
bands. Advices from Illinois are of tha
same character.
Milling and Grain News of Omaha will
say: "Winter wheat acreage Is reported
larger to nearly h1! sections and espe
cially In Iowa. South Dakota and northern
Nebraska, farmers have put In a larger
ticreaga of winter wheat. The rainfall of
the last week was needed and the riant Is
generally thrifty. When the reports of
Hessian fly last year at this time Is con
sidered, there is no features of the crop
news which can bo used as a bull argu
ment." Omaha f'aah Sales.
WHEAT No. 3 bard.
7rtHo: 1 car, 7Ce; No. 1
no grade, 1 car, TiiVic.
1 car,
spring.
78c: 1 car,
1 car, 75c;
I
J Omaha I'aaU Pries
' V"7 WHEAT No. 2 hard, 77',c;
. 7476c; No. 4 hard, 72.:;
"w r I N". spring, 74jg77e; no gi
J CORN-No. , STIC: No. 4, 3(1
OATSNo. II mlxd. !7Hc; No. 3 white,
c; No. 4 white, 27V5 2Sc.
RYE No. 2, C3c; No. 3, 61e.
Carlot Hacolata.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago Ill 3&H 151
Kansas City 3 113 7
Minneapolis so
Omaha 21 41 24
Duluth 3 ltl
St. Loula 64 74 39
IHIl'AbO QRAIK AXD PROVISIONS
I'enturea of tha Trading: ana CloslnaT
Prlees oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24. Excellent demand
'or flour at" Minneapolis caused a steady
one in the wheat market here today. Final
luouitiuna were practically unchanged from
he cloning figures of yesteraay. Corn was
iff Ho and oata were down 'vifc.
The wheat market opened weak, Initial
juotatlons in May being off 'iS'ViO to
at tc to Wic. The decline wua
Sue olilefiy to weakness In tha market at
Liverpool. The failure of the English
market to raapund to yesterday's advance
Sere seemed to local traders to Indicate
:hat foreigners did not entertain serious
fears concerning the Argentine crop sltua
Ion and consequently traders here were
ucllned to dismiss the idea that the Argen
:lna crop had been severely damaged by
frost. Aa a result the price of May de
clined to Wij'M"c. The fact that rain
lad last nlgnt fallen over the greater pur
Ion of the wneat growing territory of the
I'nlted States was apparently ignored early
.n the session. On tha decline a leading
'.mil became an active purchaser of May
wheat. This created a general demand
which resulted in a sharp upturn. Reports
jf large sales of flour at Minneapolis which
ram in about this time were an important
factor in the situation. The strength of
rash wheat at that grain center also stimu
lated the demand for wheat here. For May
tha hignetit point of the day was reached
at STSc. The market was steady during
the greater part of the day. Final quota
tions In May were at i7ic. Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to lM.ouO bu.
Exporta for tha week, as shown by Brad
street's, were equal to 3.353.000 bu. Pri
mary receipts were 1,170,(4 bu., aa against
1.358,000 a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth
nnd Chicago reported receipts of 94a cars,
ms against U4 last week and 1,142 a year
i go.
Early In tha day the corn market was In
rllned to heaviness because of selling by
commission houses and pit traders, later.
however, the market became steady on
lair demand from shorts. Wet weather
throughout the corn belt was the main
feature In steadying the market. T&e close
was firm. May opened unchanged to 'c
lower at 4.lV(i44c, "old off to 4-fHc and
closed at 4.Vc. I.ocul receipts Wera 356
cars, with eight of contract grade.
Renewed liquidation In the December op
tion was the feature in trading In oata.
Tha May delivery was given good support
by commission housca. The market held
comparatively steady tha entire session.
May opened unchanged to a shade lower
at Sl't&42c to 32c, sold off to tlo and
dosed at tl(jii"-c. Local receipts were
151 cars.
Despite a alight decline In the price of
live hogs the provisions maiket was firm
throughout the day. Shorts were liberal
purchasers and there waa also an increased
demand for Investment account. Small
packers and local longs wera the principal
sellers. At the close May pork was up a
shade at 112.96. I-ard was off somewhat
st 7(. Ribs were 210 higher at K'Hii
its.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
V7 cars; corn, 21 cars; Oats, 151 cars; hogs,
17,0 head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Kaaaas City Grata and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Nov 24. WHEAT Mar
ket steady; December, ilc; May, VUmc:
July, i'dsc; casn. No. 2 huid, buua.ic; .No.
, 77Hii8"c; No. 2 .ed, 89c; No. 3, SJtiSSic.
COnN Steady; December. 3c; May,
94c; cash, No. i mixed. 4vvg4trc; No. 3,
41m&42c; No. 2 white, 4o,?)41c.
OA iS Steady; No. 3 wuite, 31J?32c; No.
3 mixed, 28Hc
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $ll.O0Q11.25;
choicepraliie, t.Hyfi9.6.
RYE Steady, e&JikiVic.
EGGS bteady; Mitourl and Kansas,
new No. 2 whltewood cases Included, 24Vc;
case count. 23c; cases returned, leas.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, i.c: dairy.
19V4C
The recelpta and shipments or grain
.Receipts, enipments.
market by fnlon rncllic. Baltimore &
nhtn ttlso enloved a neriod of strength and
there was a current supposition that large
speculative accounts were being shifted
from Reading into Vnlon Pacific and Bal
timore Ohio. Amalgamated Copper had
the advantuge of another advance In the
market price of the metal and In Ixindon
there was a sudden rise In the price of
copper futures which almost closed the
gap existing for some time between the
price of futures and Bpot copper In the
market.
There were a number Of developments
of Interest to the market, but not all of
them were reflected In any consistent way
In the action of the market. Unsettled af
fairs abroad were responsible for the gen
eral decline in early dealings, the atti
tude of Turkey towards the powers and
the British ministerial crisis In directing
some selling here for foreign account. The
general weakness late In the day seemed
to be due to the suspicion engendered of
the wholesale profit-taking on the part of
the large speculative leaders of the mar
ket. The estimates of the week's current
movement based on statements from
bankers Indicated a considerable gain in
cash bv the banks to be reflected In to
morrow's bank statement. There have been
heavy receipts by express from various
points of the Interior. Yesterdays trans
fer to Ban Francisco of .00o. deposited
at the sub-treasury, turned the earlier gain
bv the banks from that Institution into a
loss of several hundred thousand dollars.
Bnd an additional deposit tody of HOO.fliO
for transfer to the same point promised
to Increase these figures, but the receipts
by express were estimated to be ""Wet"
to afford a net gain of at Jcjmt .0" O.oOO
Discounts in Ixindon yielded to below the
bank rate toilav and foreign exchange here
was weak. Some very large sums offered
In the call loan market at the Stock ex
change were reported to be the proceeds
of the sale of finance bills In the "ons'
ports were circulated of threats '
troubles on the pnrt of leaders amongst
the coal miners but these were ul.
quently denied and were not of much ap
parent Influence. The market closed under
the Influence of a general "frus rmv
ment with the tone weak nnd prices at
the lowest of the day. .
Bonds were easy. Totnl pales par 32.i9S.
(100. I'nlted States bonds were all un
changed on call. . ,. 0f
Following were the sules and range 01
price, on the Stock "w.Close.
Amalgamated Copper 84.rX)
f. 8. rf i. ret
So coupon . . . .
r a. . rg
to co'ipen
c. a. . rf.
do oouiKm
t i. sew 49, re
do roupon
Am. Tobacco 4. .
do
AtrhlKiO f n. 4t
do 4a
Atomic c. L. 4i
Bal. ft Ohio 4. .
do ISi
Prk. B, T. a. 4
Com ml of O. am
do tut Inc
do til Inc
de l Inr
ChM. ft Ohio 4L,t
rhlrato ft A. !''
c . B. ft Q. n
C. R. I ft f
do col.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Jfoderite Beeeip'i of Cattle for Tridaj
Marke; Ste: ij to Strong.
HOG TRADE CLOSES ACTIVE AND HIGHER
Light Ran of sheep, with the Market
Xomlaally Steady Few Feed
lag Sheep Offered
Market Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 24. 1M,
rieceipts were:
Offl. I Monday....
Official Tuesday ..
, Official Wednesday I,u9
imiciai 1 nursoay 2.4if
Official FrlJay 1.950
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. i.tOI 3.SM I4.1JJ
3.6i3
.11SW in H U
N. R. R. e( M. e. 4. 4'a
. S N. T. CI. t
.101 N. J C. . ta Ill
U'S No PclBo 4s 104
. do S im
.10v, N. A W. c. 4s IMi
.113 O. L rlrtt 4s M
. S Peon. ton. 3'h IJVJ
. - Rckihns t'B. 4s n
. ' Ft. L. ft I M. r. Sa..ll
tt;s ?u l. a 8 r. fx 4s. '4
7,044
7,
7.1H9
3,2.1
17.183
1,71,7
7S
40.41S
4S 154
6,7T0
X2.0S9
st.r
rvw ft st. u
Coin. nd. Ks,
do serlas R
Co urado Mid. 4s...
Colo, ft So. 4s
CuOs
D A R. O. 4s
Mitlllrrs' Rve. in.
Kris prior lien 4s..
do gen. 4s
Ho kn; Val. 4'is. .
Jsi'an 6s
Offered.
st. t a. w
4s lulH !ebosrd A. L.
4s 7'i So Pacific 4s. .
do 1st 4s ctff
S. 4 .1011 Ro Railway M
srr. A. 72H Tciso ft P Is
it T , St. U ft W. 4a.
. 7oi t'nten Panlic 4s....
. S7a ie ennv. 4s
.11) t'. . fc.--1 -:i 5a...
.ini4) WabafSa
. 14, do deb. B .'.
.101 Western Md. 4s
. 3i W. ft L. K. 4s....,
.110 Wis. Central 4s
. '
..1t
.. 4
. .I0h4
..1.1'4
.. Mr,
,.11
.. Tf,
.. ',
.. f
.. sv.
4s..
were:
Wheat, bushela
Corn, bushels ,.
Oats, bushels ..
(W.000
..lfSJ.OUU-
.. 3,000
liO.lVIO
54,000
10,000
American
do pfd..
American
do pfd..
American
Amor. H.
American
C. & F
"Cotton Oli
2,i0
00
5U0
i'4
32'
8H
31'
1W4
32
ranaa of tvtces at Kansas
City was reported by F. D. Day & Co., 110-
o: trade building:
Tha following
111 Board
Articles.! Close. I High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat i I i
Dec... 77H 77', ", 77 , 77S
May... il'Sl T TDVii
July... 74,;74VOi '4? 7IH'4H"J4
Co.u I I
Dec... 39', 39ti 89' SWi.i 39H
May... 3Wr 3f' 3i)4 3tfV' &
Oata- III
Dec....! 29 I 2914,' 29'i 29HI 29
" May..., 3ofi 30 3ut 29'U3u 3u 3030
Poih- I I
Jan.... 12 72 12 0 12 72 12 80 12 72
May. .. 12 85 U 95 12 82 12 82 13 82
Laid I I
Jan.... 8 85 I 90 2 K3 If)
May... 7 00 I 7 02 7 00 7 00 7 02
ArUrtes.1 Opan. I High. I low. I Cli. Yes y.
Wheat
rvc.
May
July
Corn
Dec
J Dec,
May
July
ata
Dec
May
July
Tork
Jan.
May
Lard
Nov.
Deo.
Jan.
May
nibs
Jan.
May
835H
6iStlTm
w
45
44tJS
43Tnfl-l4
4S-4
394,:
31fl3i
,iS4
w 'a '0 'stfi
s 83
46
44
44
44
a
23
2
44
4J
2J 2
454Sf4t
44
4i
44
44
3131i
0
2 2ifj
4i
St. Loals General Market.
BT. LOUIS, Not. 24 WHEAT-Higher;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, Ko''yS!ic; track.
iigfrjc; Decemlier, 82ii8:c; May. 86c;
No. 2 hard. SS&SKc.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, nominal; track,
4-l6 43c; December, 41 c; May, 42c.
OATS Dull: No. 2 cash. SHxc; track, Sic;
December, 30c; May, 31t31c; No. 2 white,
3ic.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents,
I4.&U4.50; extra fancy and straight, 13.902
4.lf: clear, t2.90fi3.io.
SEED Timothv, steady at I2.50ji2.80.
CORNMEAL Steady; 2.0.
BRAN Firm; sacked east track, 73fl74o
HA Y Steady; timothy, tS.00B13.50; prairie,
l7.B0ti9.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-tl.OL
BAGOING-9'sc.
HEMP TWINE 7t4c.
1'ROVISIONB-Pork, steady; Jobbing.
114.75. Iard, higher; prime steam, 34.90;
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra
shorts, t7.70: clear ribs, tS.00; short c learn,
ts.25. Bacon, steadv; boxed, extra shorts,
t 50: clear ribs, t.',b; short cleur, th.00.
POULTRY Dull; chickens. 7c: sprlnn,
tf'lllc; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 9c; geese, i
ti8c.
BITTER Steady: creamery, 2025c;
dulry, Iturfilr.
EGGS Steady, 24c, case count.
Receipts.
Flour, bb!s (.wo
Wheat, bu Zi.itt)
Corn, bu 74,000
Outs, bu 39,000
Shipments.
7.IHJ0
Express...
& L. pld..
I,e sec
American Linseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive...
do pfd.
American 8. & R
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Refln...
Amer. Tobacco, p. c.
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line.
Baltimore & Ohio....
do ptu
Brooklyn R. T....
Canadian Pacific
Centrul of N. J
Chesapeake & Ohio..
Chicago & Alton ....
do pfd
Chicago G. W
Chicago ft N. W
C. M. & St. P
Chicago T. A T
do pfd
C, C C. St. L
Colorado F. At I
Colorado ft Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
do pfd
'Delaware ft Hudson
Delaware, L. ft W...
Denver ft Rio Grande
do pfd..
Dlstlliera" 'Securities.
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd.
General Electric ....
Hocking Valley
lllnols Central
ntei national Paper.
do pfd
International Pump.
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Ixmlsville ft Nash...
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
1,000
600
100
lo',9o6
300
76,200
U.400
4.4IM
1.5K)
6.i00
23.6VJ0
'ioo
4S,5u0
. 9,400
. 6.-i)
700
. 7.900
! "ioo
. I.i0
. l,o"0
. 1S.400
35
28
18
69
IV.Vb
InS't
i:u
10l.
151
w
m
9S
172f
2a;
54
76
21
ns
35
2T
18
117
149
13o
141 W
11
148
8oU
103"
113
86
171
2.5
53
re"
20
177
Hoston Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Nov. 24. Call loans. -iT7 per
cent; time loans, 507 per cent. Official quo
tations on stocks and bonds were as follows:
" M Aflventurt
Allouei
Amatcamated ...
. . so "4 Amerlran Zinc ..
Atlantic
1" PiriRtiam
'' ( al. A Hecla..
. .14-', Centennial
.. .1l4 repper Hangs ..
nalv West
.1 FranHln
1-v.tt Oranhy
. Isle Roti
. i Ms Mining ...
'i Mlchlasn
.'i41- Mohawk
is Vim. C. C...
114 old Dominion ...
. 4ft Osceiila
.10141 Parr.it
. V Quince
24i Shsnnon
.18 Tamarack
. 1SW Trlnltr
. a7 I'nlted Conner ..
Atchison ad.
do 4s
Mei. central 4a.
Atchison
do pfd
Pnston ft Mslns
ponton KleTsted ....
Fltchhurg pM
Mnlcan Central ....
N. T., N. H. H..
Pero Marquelts ...
Tnlon Pacific
Amer. Arre. Chem..
do pfd
Amer. Pnsu. Tube...
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. ft T
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I. ft 8. . .
Edlsou Electric Illu.
neoeral Electric ....
Mass. Electrle
do pfd
Haas. Gas
Volted Fruit
trilled Shoe Mach...
ao pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Westing, common ..
Bid. Asked.
. 74
. 41',
. IS
. 24 1
. J44
.60
. f's
. n
. P. -a
. If,
.
. n
a'i
. ;,
. Sd'i
.
. 80 T,
.10
. if
.10s
. T'i
Ail
1D4
Five days this week. ..18.949 J8.0O7
Same las; week 23. 852 27.448
Same two weeks ago 20.K9ii 24.554
Same three weeks ago..S5 2ti.9K
Same four weeks ago. .. .34.33 29.$o0
Same divs hist vear 24.197 4i i99
KKCEIIT8 FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, comparing with last
ear;
. , 106. 1904. Inc.
nttla 9.G.Fi So7.541 77.SU
Hogs 2.04S.9:; t.WZ.V 1,;R"'
Sheep 1,870..2 1.841.333 229, Mt
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for tha last
several days, with comparisons:
Data. I 1J05. 11904. ll903.!19(r.11901.I190O.ilS9J.
Nov.
Nov.
Nor.
Nov.
Nov.
N'ov.
Nov.
Nov
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1..
r.
t..
4 .
6..
..
7..
I..
.
10..
11..
12..
li..
14..
15 .1
11
17..
IS. ,
19..
20..
21..
22..
23..
24..
4 84 V 4 841 I t Gel t 7Si 4 51' 4 01
4 U 4 Ml 4 Ml I 731 4 4W 04
4 I71 4 Mi 4 871 611 ! 4 54' 4 4
4 STH'
4 74
4 0i 79' i 4 6 S2f 4 03
4 881 4 74( 6 51 Til 4 6
I 4 73 6 83! t 711 4 Ml 4 01
4 (71 4 0
4 711 4 03
4 CTl 4 03
4 74' 4 03
4 03
4 901 4 781 SSI 6 C
4 96i i 44 7
4 971 4 801 s t 74
4 7HV4I 4 97 4 67 6 35
4 ElTI 1 CO A C S ' ? 701
I 4 80 4 RSI 8 101 5 IV 4 F41
7fl 4 541 211 M 4 741 3 4
4 78 I 4 ml 4 571 2S.1 R ' 4 1 7
4 71 4 9I ! 32i 5 T 4 S2i 3 90
4 M 4 B7l 4 fEl B31 4 i: s "4
4 87 4 711 4 4.-.I ft 41 ' 4 82! 3 7
4 4 (Ml 4 39! 6 31 1 5 W 2 "
4 63. 4 451 6 291 B fiSI 4 '
I 4 46! 6 21 6 "31 4 751 3 R8
57 4 44', 6 241 8 811 4 781 3 89
4 611 28 8 751 4 76 3 86
4 491 4 Sll 6 4 78 3 85
I 4 201 6 13 I 5 S6 3 82
The United States
National Dank
of Omaha
credits at par checks and drafts
drawn on out-of-town banks,
charging the depositors only the
actual cost of collection; allows
interest upon Certificates of De
posit; issues Foreign Exchange
and Letters of Credit and invites
accounts of bankers and individ
uals, firms and corporations.
4 88
4 m
4 64
4 66
, 4.''
I "4
. 75
St
il7
104S
M
l. 8. Mining.
i'. s. on
ttah
Vlrtnrla
Wlnnns
WoU-erlns ..
North Butts
London Closing Stoeka.
IX5VDON, Nov. L'4. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were 83 follows:
Indicates Sundav. Indicates holiday.
The following table shows the prices paid
at the river markets for cattle:
Good to choice corn-fed steers 35. 25) 50
Fair to good corn-fed steers 6.00fS.2B
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4.00ft 5. 09
Good to choice range bef steers.. 4.2M4 50
Fair to good range beer steers 8.60'.14.25
tjooii to choice cows and heifers..
Fair to good cows and heifers
Fair to cood western pasi
X'Z ' Cn""" And cutters
3 ; Good to choice Blockers feeders
in goon Tocve-a setq t c eo r 3 . 4.juuo.vj
RANGE OF PRICES
Omaha tl.7Tyfi."0
f'hlcago I.rafl8.50 4.1"
Kansas City 1.75ff.flO 4.46
St. Louis 2.0016.90 4.50
Sioux Ct" iilS 65 4 60
.
. 72
3.3.V1I.80
i .vh 3 80
1.5D';2 7S
Vi3 80
8.5T4 in
ITogs.-
$4.fi"W.47
3 hulls 6HJ 2 35 2 cow s 1018 i 25
2 feeders.. "rtt 2 SO 1 cow 900 2 2i
8 feeders.. 983 3 10
F. Brancr-Neb.
4 feeders.. 1100 3 40 4 cows 943 1 83
11 feeders.. 11.86 3 40 1 steer 1410 3 50
E. Bamker, Wyoming.
7 steers.. 3 95 4 steers.. ..1105 8 33
9 steers. ...1:118 3 9ft 14 steers. ...1070 3 05
11 steerk....l281 8 96 12 cows 953 3 05
COLORADO.
23 cows 1002 2 8S 1 feeder... lli 3 r3
23 cows 9-4 3 65 4 feeders.. 930 3 00
2 cows 8?5 2 00 2 steers.. ..K85 2 50
1 steer 1:'60 3 25 2 steers.. ..V.'Si 3 13
19 cows 8;S 2 60 16 feeders.. 936 2 90
44 feeders.. 9?0 8 25 14 feeders.. 800 8 OR
10 feeders.. 8o0 2 50 43 steers.... 754 2 60
1 bull II) 2 15 1 cow 1150 3 20
1 cow 1050 2 75 27 feeders.. 794 3 20
SOUTH DAKOTA.
6 cows lf54 2 75 8 feeders. . 98 3 0
3 bulls IV) 2 80 2 feeders.. 875 3 30
1 bull 1700 3 10 feeders.. 1011 3 30
24 steers.. ..11?9 3 f 4 feeders. . 795
Scows 958 2 55 2 feeders.. 1150 2 SO
10 cows 940 2 00 4 cow s 925 2 55
1 cows 1i 39 2 90 7 cows loll 2 85
21 steers. ...1197 3 40 2 steers... .1060 3 40
Y. Central.
" ':,6 Norfolk: ft W.
do pld
... 'NOntario ft W.,
...lOsVpennr-lvanla .
...HcKiiRand Mines ..
...177 Reading
... MV dT lat pfd..
... lll'il do Jd nfd .
Southern Railway
1' s do nfd
.i Southern Psclflo
.. fnlon Pacific ..
.. 8i'H do pfd ,
4 V. S. Rteel
It do pfd
Wahajh
do nfd
38V Bpsnish 4a
..184
.. U'i
.. !
.. 4
.. TJ'4,
.. 1
.. 1l
.. 4S
.. SO '-j
as
1,500
300
700
mm
5IO
1.7
3
300
'iK
llTO
2.3'W
26,900
400
1.6)
7.0
vi
12,7tX
'ioo
luO
"ii
;o
4.1'J
8.3o0
Metropolitan St. Ry. K).KJ
45
26
63
43
F.9
16
54
227
M
88
4
49
81
74
190
176
23
86
81
r.
28
57
152
163
78
1.0
13
80
44
2614
63
43
179
15
54
226-s.
84
88
46
4
81
73
188
i7.;
2'-'
M
81
-"
27
ot;
151
163
72
119
L'3
4o.(4
34.000
(U.OuO
Mlaaeapolla 44rala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 24-FLOUR-Flrst
paients, t4 70tj4.sO; second patents, t4.50i(
4.60; first clears, t3ti'(3.76; second clears,
2 4f.2 55. Bran in bulk. $11.50.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery). The range of prices, as repotted
by Y . D. Day ft Co., U0-U1 Board ot Trade
building, was:
Articles ! Open. Higb.l Low. Closa Yss .
Wheat-I I
Dec....8feirt,-1
-May...84'o
97
May... I i02!
I
1, 4l
7 9T ,
1 W7tl 1 tt'
4:.
$o
.4
13 W 13 00 13 M It M
U W 13 06 13 H It K
T08 T08 T02 Tf
92 (97 t 95 86
0 98 I 10 K
TO 7 07 7 0 ltd
80 l7M a
82 87 0 85
12 85
13
T 02
t !
-'
7 07
67
f &2
No. 3. tOld. tNsw.
Cash quoutlons wera as follows:
FLOUR Steady and about to lower;
winter patents, 83.8604 20: straights, 13 75.(1
4 10; spring patents. t 8fHj4.1u; straights,
3tXc6: bakers. t2 tXTt
WHEAT No. t spring. 8Jf7c; No. 3
spring, iotiWc; No. I red. 83uc.
CORN No, t 4c; No. 3 yellow, top.
OATS-No. 1. 2lr,c: No, 3 white. S2o43c;
No. 3 whits, 39H32c.
RYE No. 3. 7c.
BARDEY-4iood feeding. 37c; fair to
choice malting, 4&4se.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, tte; No. 1 northwest
em. tc. Clover, contract grade. tl3.A0 U 5.
PROn8KN8-Mess pork, r bhl., IU 45
tMS tA Ird. per 00 lb. t7 VU7.7,. Short
loa sldoa (looael. t7 Kwl.LiV,. Short, clear
, sides (boxed i, t 87i7 u.
on the rTodUi-e exrhavnge today the but-
Minneapolis Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1
hard, 83c: No. 1 northern, 82c; to arrive,
8-c; No. 3 northern. 8uc; to arrive. 78c;
No. 3 northern. 77U78c; No. 1 durum, Jo
No. 2 durum. 71c. Corn: No. 3 yellow. 4oo:
No. 3. 44c. Oats: No. 3 white, 37o; to ar
rive, ;7o; No. 3, 4i27c. Rarley, 34ii
47c. Rye. etr 8le. I Ux. 7c.
Doldth Grala Market.
DULUTH. Nov. it WHEAT To arrive
No. 1 northern, &5c; No. 3 northern, 79i-c-on
track. No. 1 northern, Mc; No. t
northern, T3c: December, 80'-c: May
MSc: durum. No. 1. 73c; No. 2, 71c; De
cember No. 1. c; No. 2, 67c.
OAT To arrive and on track. 2Sc.
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 24. WHEAT Spot,
firm; No. 3 red. western, winter, 8s 7d
Futures, steady; Decembtr, ll"d; Marcn
s 10d ; May. da d.
CORN Siot. quiet; American mixed, ts
lOd. Futures, quiet; January, 4s 4Wd
March, 4s 3d.
Peoria Market.
111.. Nov. 24. CORN-8ieadv:
No. 8. 4'."r: No. 4 alo
OATiV Unchanged : No. 3 shite. a)icr
WHISKY On the basis of II. 3" for fin
ished g'JOdS.
PEORIA.
No. 3 yellow. 42c;
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Nov. 24 SEED Clover,
rack, to U: December. $8 15: Janusrv. t8 30.
bid: Kabi uarv tS.25. bid: Mc h ta hiH
tsr market was stead); creameries, 17$3c; j prima alsiks, tt to; prims timothy, fliXM-
Mexican Central 3"0
Minneapolis & St. L. 1"J
M.. St. P. & 8. St. M.
do pia
Missouri Pacific ..
Missouri, K. ft T..
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd
New York Central..
N. Y.. O. ft W
Norfolk & Western..
do pfd
North American ....
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas
P.. C., C. ft St. L...
Pressed Steel Car...,
do pfd
Pullman Palaca Car.
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd ,
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd ,
St. L. ft 8. F. 2d pfd.
St. L. Southwestern-.
do Pfd
Southern Pacific ....
do pfd
Southern Railway..
do pfd
Tennessee C. ft I...
Texas ft Pacific
T.. St. U ft W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
U. B Express
V. 8. Realty
C. 8- Rubber
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Va Caro. Chemical
do pfd
Wabah
do pfd
Wella-Fargo Exprers
Westinghouse Elec.
Western Union
Wheeling ft L. E ...
Wisconsin Central...
do pfd
Northern Pacific ....
Central Leather
do pfd
Sloss-Sheffield
Ex-dividend. Offered
Total sales for the day, 1.119 I'd share
300
10.4 iO
12, HO
43,K)
30
2.5fO
2,)
2.U00
, 19.700
10.600
, 66 ,100
1.JU0
IOO
600
, l.Sc)
20
3i0
, in.")
, 2. oi-O
. 41.2o0
. 6.610
100
18.7)
100
7.60
4O0
. 39 5k)
7
0
!l88'.2oi
Ku
ltJ
'aj
:o
. 74.700
. 83 Hi
. 2,
ls
6ia
3,100
164
lt'!
38
69
56
37
110
53
87
l.'cj"
&.
141
lul
5t
99
262
138
92
:
28
i)
2"
69
38
22
&
11
85
90
1-7
33
S7
137
98
118
54
111
S8
1"5
87
110
:i
42
2uo
100
I'lflO
IS.il
lrt
( 6.0
5.8
30
46
1"4
87
164
UK)
37
68
61
87
149
6i
86
100
48
140
lou
60
99
248
136
92
97
27
99
;
s
1"4
68
S2
68
119
So
99
13
3-1
37
135
96
118
63
11
s:
1
lie
s-
" 41iJ
174"
5S
r.9'
45
104
84
86
89
100
8i;
0
25
81
8
18
39
08
117
1.0
132
142
l"i6
14n .
86
103
161
118
V
86
171
224
631,
31
75
20
U8
1.7
18
39
95 .
44
26 ti
Ml
43
179
14
64
226
475
34
87
46
48
J
78
188
107
175
85
28
81
27
67 I
151
163
7i
119
23
79
138
164
100
37
C8
63:,
87
149
62
86
92
lul
481,
140
101
78
60
8
248
136
92
Consols, money
do account ..
Ansconda
Atchlron
do pfd
Paltlmors ft Ohio.,
Canadian Paclna ...
Ches. ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C. M. ft St. P....
PeBeers
Denver ft R. Q....
do pfd
Brie
do 1st pfd
do M pfd
Illinois Central ...
boulrvlll ft N...
M., K. ft T
biLVKR-Bar, firm, iii lo-16d per ounce
iuo per cent.
The rato of discount In the open market
for short bills Is Sl5-16Ti4 per cent; for
three months' bills, 3tt4 per cent.
Sen York Mining stocks.
NEW YORK. Nov. 24 Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
101
tl4
140
',
....jt'
1071,
12
4! '4
FRIDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
814.
p4.f
4.70
HOGS The receipts of hogs this morning
were rather light and the week s run tins
been of moderate proportions. The trade
this morning opened only steady and In
flations were that It would ciose a little
lower, but local conditions were such that
after a few bids were offered at steady
prices the market suddenly changed Into a
sky rocket market. The uuppiles were
cars or feeders shipped to the countrv
yesterday and their points of destination:
Cars.
Adsms Coo
Alice
breec
Brunswick Coo ..
Corectock Tunnel
Con. tal. ft Va..
Horn PHrer
Iron Silver
lisadvili. Coo....
10
.. 40
.. SO
.: 4
.. 8
..141
..170
..4U0
.. 4
I Little Chief
lOntsrlo
lOphlr
jl'hotnlx
Potosl
;Fsvaga
cicrra iHevsaa
smail Hopea .
Standard
The following list rhuws the number of 1 small and weie not up to exiectations
and there was hardly enough Mock In to
make a respectable maiket ordinarily.
ltuers were wanting stuff badly ami the
market was distinctly In the seller's favor.
Prices all during the trading were uneven,
but hitfher. When the market first opened
for trading prices were not much. If any.
higher, but after a little they advanced a
little, mostly about 2c, and the market
continued to strengthen until the market
was fully a nickel stronger than yester
dav's prices. There was not very much
attention paid to quality or to weight. The
bulk of the sales took place In the neigh
borhood of t4.70, while the bulk of the sales
yesterday were nt tl.6.'M.70. The top for
the day was 34-77. allowing an advance
of 7c.
Representative saies:
PRIVATE WIRES
Von Dorn Grain Co.
Member
Chicago Board of Trad
Omaha Grain Exchanjt.
Grain and Provisions
Bought and told for cash or future delivery
Receivers and Shippers.
J1S and 220 BOARD OF TRADE DLDO.
Tel. 1006. OMAHA.
F. D. Day a Co.
Meniere la
Stock. Grain, Provision
Slilp Yoor Grain to Is
Braark lll.ee. IIV-tH Hoard of Trade
Bids.. Oaiaha. 4-s. Teleohojao Xflld.
217-214 Exchang 3d(., South Omaha.
Bell 'Phone 21s. t'.depai.dent 'Pnuna k
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
CATTLE
Tom Rrndlng. Tabor, la Q
Warren Gregory. Tabor. Ia. Q.
W. C. Mann. McPaul. Ia. 3
M. W. Witham, Orient. Ia. Q.
John A. Love, Orient. Ia Q
Kunzman ft R., Plattsmouth Q.
Dan Miittsnn, Medlapolis, Ia. Q.
C. J. Hysham, Gordon F. E
J. J. Lammli, Stanton. Neb. F.
J H. Heyne, Hooper F. E
Leo Weiman, Snyder F. E
J. Lammers, Hanson F. E
Pieman., Rapid City, S. D F.
Sicilian. Hermosa. S. D. F. E
C. Andrews. Shea H. & M 1
H. Goodfellow, Ashland Ft. A M.... I
E..
.. 8
'.'Mn I
.. 1
.. T
.. 45
.. 38
.. ao
. .s:
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Nov 24. Bank clearings for to
day were tl.482,490.27. November 24 last
year was Thanksgiving day.
Vedstedt. Stanlehurst U. & M.
S. Morris. Broken Row B. A M
Rogers Pros.. C. Co., Lowell B. ft M.
John Wallace, Phillips B. ft M
8. G. Shumway. Lyons M. & O
Henry Hunsen, Oakland M. & O
O. E. Anderson, Oakland M. ft O
Jim Jones, Tekamnh M. & O
E. C. ntcher, lilair-M. & O
J. Wr. Ms son ft 8.. Laurel M. ft O
Joe Franks. Shelton V. P
J. E. Mendonhfill. Falrbury R. I..
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
99
26
68
38
104
6
3
68
119),
84
io
3J
;
66
13oi,
97
118
88
63
1K
r
4
110
20
227
174
!?
199
V.Z
1
Treaswry Stateaaeat.
WASHINGTON. Nov 24-Todav'a stMte.
mcnt of the treasury balances la tbe gsa-
f'ondltlon of Trade and laotatloaa on
Staple and Fancy Prod nee.
EGGS Fresh receipts, candled stock, 23o.
I ni I' It i ie:,B. .-c, luoMters,
6c; turkeys, 13i?714c: ducks, 9c; spring chlck
ns, 8c; geese, 8fi9e
DRESSED POULfRY-Tiirkeys. 17iS18c;
old tome, 141515c; chickens, tvgloe: old roos
ters. 7c; ducks, Ufll2c: geese, lOfillc.
BUTTER Packing stock. 15c; choice to
fancy o.iiiy, lStfli.-; creamery, 21'a21c;
prints, 21 c.
SI.'GAR Standard granulated. In bhls.,
85.01 per cwt.; cubes, ta.85 per cwt. ; cut
loaf, 86.30 per cwt.; No. 6 extra C, bags
or bbls., tl.86 per cwt.: No. 10 extra C,
bags only, 14.70 per cwt.: No. 15 yellow,
bags only. 84.65 per cwt.; XXXX powdered,
to.75 per cwt.
FRESH FISH Trout. lOfillc: halibut, 13c;
buffalo, dressed. 9c: pickerel, dressed. 6c;
white hass. rlresaoil 12c: atinflsh fic: rereh
scaled and dressed 8c; pike, 10c; catfish. I Armour
13c: red snapper. 10c: salmon. He: croD- . Cudshv
Pies, 12c; eels. 18c: bullheads, 11c; black
bass, 25c: whltetish, 12c; frog legs, per
dos., 35c: kbsters. green, 27c: boiled
lobsters, 30o; shad roe, 45c; bluefish, 15c;
herring. 4c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Feed
company: No. 1 upland, S7; medium, tO-50;
coarse, $6.
BRAN Fer ton, .14.50.
TROPICA L FRUIT.
OR A NO Ffl California Navels, all siies,
33.25: Florida, all sizes. t3.00.
KM' B I.emoniera, extra fancy, 210
sixe, 4 .25; 3CO and 360 sixes, to.io.
UAIKS Per box of 1-lb. pkgs., t!:
Hallowell, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb.. 5c;
walnuts, stuffed, 1-lb. pkgs., 32 per dox.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, TS'ft
85c; imported Smyrna, 4-crown, 12c; 6
crown, 14'.
BANANA8 Per medium sised bunch,
tl.76fa2.25; Jumbos. t'J.rWft3.0u.
FRUITS.
P";AR8 Lawrence and Mount Vernon,
12.50.
APPLES Ben Davis and Wlnesaps, in
t-bu. bbls., tl.OO; California Bellflowers.
tl.60; Colorado Jonathan and Grimes'
Golden, 32.25; New York apples, t4.5o per
bbl.
! RAPES Imported Malagas. t55O.0O.
CRANBERRIES Jerseys, tl2 00 per bbl.;
Bell and Bugle. tl2.norcf!3.0ft.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOE8 Home-grown, per bu., 60
j6oe; South Dakota, per bu.. 5c.
") v IONS Home-grow n elow, red and
white, per bu., 85c; Spanish, per crate,
$1.75.
WAX BEANS Per hamper. $3 50.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2 00.
CUCUMBKRS-Per dug., $1.2?4i1 50.
CABBAGE Home grown and Wisconsin,
In ert. tier lb.. lc.
CARROTS. PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS
Per bu.. 654 75c.
cart vYito,rnaxoo, per dos., 2c
8 WE FT POTATOES Kansas, per S-bu.
bbl., $1.75fV2."i0.
CAi'l.lKUnVER-Per crate, $3.
TOMATOES California, per craie of 20
lbs.. $2 60.
BEEF CUTS.
Nn. 1 rib. 12c: No. 2 rib. $c: No. 3 lib.
ac; No. 1 loin, loc: No. 3 loin. lue: No. 8
lei" "ic: No 1 c-HucWs. Sc; No. I chucks.
4c; No. 3 chucks, 3c; No. 1 round. 7c: No.
I round, 6c; No. t round. 6c; No. 1 plsta,
ic; No. i plate. 3c: No. 3 plxte. !c
M I SCELLA N EOU8.
CIDFR Per keg. 33 7S; per bhl . M 7.7.
HON FY New. per ti lbs., $3.5
CH"EESE Swiss. new. 6c; Wisconsin
brick, 14c; Wisconsin llmberger, 13c; twins,
l4c; young Americas. 14MrP.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 16lc; hard shells, per lb., 13c
Pecans, large, per lb., 14c; small, rtr lb'
12c. Peanuts, per lb.. 7c: rcsstd. r lb,
tc Chill walnuts, per lb.. 12j 13c. Almonds,
soft shells, per lb.. 17c: hard ihslls, pr
lb . 15c. 8hl!tark hickory nuts, per bu.,
$?: large hlrkory puts, per bu., $160.
Chestnuts. 15c per lb. Cocoanutg. II M par
sscV of Vift i
HIDES No. 1 green. 6e: No. 3 srreen. le:
No. 1 saltd. ltc; Jo. 3 salted. c: No. I
veal calf. 11c; No. 3 veal calf, tc; dry
salted, 7d14c: sheep lielts. t547l.0O; horse
hides. $1 .5033.00.
D. M. R'gvs, Lone Tree. Ia. R. t...
E. 8. McDonald. Bayard. In. Mil...
A. G. Hubbard. Neola. Ia Mil
J. W. Messenger Woodbine, Ia. I. C.
C. W. Sprout Madison-Mo. P
IOtils Funk, Ropers Mo. P
Randal) Bros., Osceola TT, p
M. G. Te, Shelton U. P
Fred Chase, Tekiniah M. ft O
C. O. Sellom. Pholes M. ft O
Sullivan ft McC. Casper. Wvo. F. E
Kdiriir feck, rairrax. mo w 2
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Roads. cattle. Hogs. She p. li r a.
1
D.D.
3
2
1
o
".".'.; T
i
i
Ms
76..
44...
ti...
J"...
17..
(4..
7..
43..
50....
hi....
11....
(.,..
88..,,
64....
(3....
41. .
! S5..
17..
81. .
J..'
70..
71.
4.
61.
C, M. ft St. P.
Wabash
Missouri Pacific 9
I Union Pselfle system 4
C. ft N. W.. east
C. ft N. W.. west 1
i C, St. P.. M. ft O.... 2
I C, B. ft Q , east 2
I C, B. ft Q., west.... 58
C. R. I. ft P.. east . ..
Illinois Central
1
2
3
7
14
9
. 2
8
5
62
198
107
:7
K)7
214
244
tut
245
241
1st
.set
..ma
..114
..s
..2M
..170
..Vt
174
271
1st
'. 1st
tb4
JT4
I0
luO
Pr.
4 KSi
4 l
4 ti
4 0A
4 7U,
4 74
... 4 Tia
... 4 7"
40 4 i'a
lf 4 474
2"0 4 n
4 471,
4 474
4 47S,
4 471,
4 Vm
4 47U
4 41V,
4 47V,
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
h.
120
40
10
200
0
too
40
240
:o
80
120
As.
....301
....225
....tso
...299
...281
8k.
....IN
....ao
... f
....2S4
....25S
....275
....250
m
214
171
141
307
!
264
30
274
lit
M
40
0
130
40
10
"0
M
1M
i:o
80
80
240
120
,0
13
40
40
SO
usual
Pr
4 74
4 19
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 10
4 70
4 70
4 10
4 70
4 74
4 70
4 70
4 72 V,
4 721,
4 72 V,
4 72V,
4 72L,
4 74
4 It
4 7H4
4 77V,
4 774,
Friday
Hogs. Sheep.
Total receipts 76
The disposition of the dav's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle.
Omsha Packing Co
Swift and Cnmpanv
Cndahy Packing Co...
ft Co
Kansas City.
Cuudahy, Rloux City..
Armour, Denver
Vansant ft Co
Carey
McCreary
W. I. Stephens
Hill Son
Hamilton
D. F. Hubs
Mike Hasrsertv
J. R Root ft Co
Bu'lan ft Kline
Cndahy, Denver
Other buyers
232 769 34
3r-3 553 1
38 787 1-fl
iWo 896 787
40 ....
469
111
40
82
104
65
26
98
118
1
1
11
29
20S .... 1.914
M02 3.464
i.m
we:
OIU and Rssla.
NEW TORK. Nov. 74 -OILS Cottonseed,
easv; Hm yellow, 28tju. Turpentine,
dull, &V364C,
No.
6..
77....
44....
II....
24....
J ...
60....
48....
47....
42..
70..
67..
47..
44..
71.
77.
40.
47.
St.
40.
44
14
44
IT
U
6IIEEP There was the
run today three cars, with a total of
about 7iW head. The run for the week has
been moderate in sixe. 80 far this week
40.418 head have, been received, which Is
smaller than the run . for last week by
I about 7.600 hea l nnd Is the smallest re
ceipts since ine nrei wrcs in oriicniucr.
However, the run for the week, although
rather small, was considerable larger than
that for the corresponding week last year,
when 34,568 head of sheep were received.
There was not enough fat stuff In sight
this morning to make a test of the mar
ket, there being only one car received and
nothing carried over from yesterday. How
ever, Judging from appearances and the
fact that there has at no time during the
present week been a large run of fat
sheep on tho market. It is safe to say that
had there been any good, choice, fat
stock on trade it A-ould have found sale
at good. Bteady prlees. The market all
during the week on this kind of sheep has
been generally Bteady and is perhaps a
little stronger In rvots than at the close
of last week's trade. The general run of
.heep during the week has not been of the
riest nuantv. ana mis. courtien
state of h weather, has caused a
slow market.
The trade In feeder sheep and limbs this
morning waa not very brisk. There were
only two cars of feeder sheep received,
and as there were only a few loads held
over from vesterdiy. there wis not much
of a market Rot. g-eerally sneiklng,
the market on feeder sheep was steadv.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice fed l.i "). r. 7V& r.2S; gcod tc
cl-nlca rn h-rha, ! ' a-cd to)
choice yearling wethers. 3V2SQ5.nV rood to
choice old v ehers. tj O S5 .60; food tu choice
old ewes. $l.5ffr5 0ft.
Quotations on feeder shep and lambs:
Good feeding, t5.25Vi5.75: good feeding yar-
ll.,oa ,4 7fii. OK- trt.rtA feeI".- "IS
t5 00- good fel"g ewes, $3.40&3.75: breed
tug ewes, $4.2StN 80.
Representative gales:
Ni.
9 Wyoming ewes, feeders.
The following renl estate transfers were
recorded on November 24:
WARRANTY DEEPS.
F H. Myers and wife to F. W. Car
inlcharl. lots 6 and 7, block 114. Dun
dee place 750
Hastings ft Heyden to R. J. Lisle,
lot lo. block 1, Hastings ft Heyden's
addition 1.600
Daisy M. Young and husband to O.
C. Ager, lots 18 to 21, block 26,
Benson l.Ooo
E J. Davis to C. J. Carlson, lot 1.
Dewev place 1,250
L. F. imni and wife to I. 8. Ander
son, north 41 feet lots 7 and 8 and
north 41 feet of west 27 feet lot
9. block 2, Lessentlne's Saratoga ad
dition 1
P. H. Peterson and wife to William
Ptorms. south 10 feet of north 192,3
feet, lot 25, Florenco Heights 40
". J. Nielsen to Mary Wlanlnwskl,
lots 16 and 10. block 3, Drews'
Hill 1.000
C. Dodds and wife to T. L. Jol
Ilff and wife, lot 9, block i, Ralph
place I.80O
fie Cosd Real Estate company to
the Conservative Savings and Loan
Atisnclntlon, east 33 feet, lot 6, block
140, Omaha I""1
DEEDS.
John find Mary McDermolt to P. C.
Heafev. lot 6, block 188, Omaha; lots
10 and" 11. block 12, West End addi
tion; lots 9 to 13, block 8. Saunders
& H's Highland park 1
Totnl amount of transfers...
.$37,512
with the
rather
ket steady; beeves. 4 00fl6.5; cows, bulls
and mixed, $2.0t,i.3. i5: Blockers and feeders,
$'.76?i3 6t; calves and yearlings, $2.60"j 3.40.
HOGS Receipts, S.iOo head. Market
opened steadv, but closed 5o lower, selling
at $4.60114.70; bulk of sales, $4.66.
t. lionls Lire Stock Market.
8T. LOUIS, Mo.. Nov. 24.-CATTLE-Rceelpts,
1.000 head, Including 150 Texans;
market steady; native shipping and ex
port steers, $4 fMS 90; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $2.7iVfj4.90; steers under 1.0"0
lbs., $2.70''4.lO; Blockers and feeders. $2.iXVji
3.80: cows and heifers. $J.0034.40; canners.
$1.7662 00; bulls, $21Vfi2.86; calves. $3 WV,i.
7.25; Texas and Indian steers, $2.103.i5;
cows and heifers. $2.00-63.00.
HOGS Receipts, 8.0UO head; market
steady; pigs nd lights, $4.6d4 8&; packers.
$4 5034.90; butchers and best heavy, $4.7&v
4 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.000
head; market steady: native muttons. $4.00
G6.36; lambs. $5.507.26; curls and bucks.
$.i.Ofifril.76: Blockers and feeders, $a0V4.6v;
Texans, $3.&4 26.
Stoek In Sight.
Receipts of live stock st the six principal
western markets yesterday were as follows:
4ame. nogs, onenp.
t.iw
631 Wyoming wethers..
41 native ewes. ,
92 nutlve ewes
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Totals
CATTLE Receipts this morning
very moderate, eighty cars, with five ctri
shipped direct to packers, being received.
For the week the supply Is about 19,1")
head, which is about 4 000 head short of
last week's run. and In fact is the smallest
run wo have had since the first week In
August. And as compared with the run for
the same week last year it Is smaller by
about 5i0 head. The quality of the rffer
Ings today did not show much Improvement
over yesterday's arrivals.
There was not much of anvthlng doing In
beef steers todnv, as the offerings were of
rather poor quality, there being practleallv
tio fed stock on the market whatever, all
of It being range stuff. However, buyers
were evldentlv anxious to secure beef suit
able for their purposes, and as a result
the market nn beef steers was active and
steadv to strong on anything that waa at
all desirable.
Anvthlng at all desirable In the wav of
killers or beef stock In cows and he'fers 1 end feeders. $2 15'fj4 15
found ready sle at prices that were sfenlv
to strong, while the common and medium
grades snld at prices that wer mostly
steadv with those of yesferdsv. There ws
not much good stock on trade today and
what little good stuff was In sight sojd
early at strong prices.
There was a sn'all run of feeders and
Blockers this morning jind the quality of
the offerings was not generally speaking
xery good. Trade was brisk and active
and the market was eteadv on the common
and medium grades of stock, while the
good choice stuff went at steady to strong
prices. Representative ssles:
BEEF STEERS.
4 Pr sti. s
U.0 I 0 II 1274
....1150 4 40 7
ua 4 a 1 iso
COWS.
ires t 40 4 11
III) IN t "J0
COWS AND HEIFERS.
lOSI I ti
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansas City .
St. Ixiuls ....
Bt. Joseph ...
Chicago
Total
I'M
2.8"0
l.diiO
9A
3,600
$.222
7.200
8.000
7,226
26.0H0
9,318 74,818
Av.
.. 77
.. 84
..102
..10
Pr.
3 75
I W )
6 87
6 87
Pr
4 K
I 00
4 (III
1 n
1 10
11
HEIFERS.
718 t 44 1 2 I 13
BULLS
lis t M 1 r.5 14
134 t s 1 172 u
ALVES.
rt IN I IN IN
lit IM
BTX ANT WEKDERS.
nt I 4
WFSTERN8.
NEBRASKA
t mixed... 5S
$ mixed... 776
I bull 1"7
4 Steers. ...107T
i heiters... !'
8 cows lUt
I COWS lUrt
J. rt-
1 76
Ij
I bull 11(0 3 10
bull l4io 1 :i
buii 4s9 in
I 80 . I carves... 168 $ no
I 75 1 calf $10 4 no
1 W 1 cm If M $ tt)
I on 3 bulls 1") $ 60
3 7v . 1 hull 17 i bo
4 feeders.. Ml I 9
I-awreneo Neb.
3 helfera... Tin :
1 heifer.. tw 2 10,
1 calf 3" :
Cattle Steady Hogs Five Cents Lower
Skeep Strong to Higher.
CHICAGO. Nov. 24 CATTLE Receipts.
8.600 head; market steady: comm-n to
prime steers. $2.9"fr6.60; cows. $2 8V(j4.25;
lielfers. $2 .00"u5 .(: bulls, $2.00i4.00: stockers
calves, ri.wai.nt.
HOGS Receipts. 26.000 head; market tc
lower; choice to prime heavy. $4.so'44.9u;
medium to good heavy. $4.70'n4 8o; strong
weight butchers. $4.8"fz4.Ac; good to choice
heavy, mixed. $4 707i4 5ti; packing. $4.3Cra 4 ct.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 10 OK)
head; market strong to higher; sheep,
$3.75ii3.50; yearlings, $5.75(.35; spring
lambs, $6,754 7 50.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, Nov. 24.-COTTON Spot
closed steadv; ' middling uplands, ll.5c.
middling gulf, 12 00c. Sules. :r,7 bales.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 24. COTTON Spot In
limited demand, prices 8 points higher;
1 ! American middling fair. 6 59d; good mid
dling, e.27d; middling, 6.11(1; low mianiina.
69od; good ordinary, 6.77d; ordinary. 5.6bl.
The sales of the day were 6.000 bales, of
which too were for Bpeculatlop and export,
and Included 4.5uO American. Receipts, 44,
Ui bales, Including 40,100 American.
ST. LOl IS, Nov. 24. CO TTON-Steady;
middling, llc. Sales, 75 bales; receipts,
1.004 bales; shipments, 4 bales; stock, 21, $17
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 24. COTTON
Bteady; sales, 4,4i bales; ordinary, 8c:
good ordinary, 11 10-loc; middling, lift
10 15-I6c; middling. 10c: good middling.
11 15-16c: middling fair. 12c; receipts, 14.19$
bales; stock. 321, 9 bales.
I
Kssasa Cits- Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 24 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.r0u head, including 3"0 southerns;
market steadv; choice extort and dressed
beef steers, $5.u0iQ6.ii0; fair to good $3 i(p
6 u0; western fed steers. $2 7D44 i; stockers
and feeders. $2 4"st4.25; southern steers,
$J "&4.tsf; southern rows, $1 75fi3.00: native
cows. $1.7riu3 W : stockers and feed'-rs $2 uo
ioSi: bulls. $2.ivn'l 60; eslves. $2 2&'6 25.
HflCS Receipts. 7 2() head: mirket
strong; top. II Ht; bulk of sales. $4 7"t4sO;
heavy, $4 75'(4 1.1: f.,clrrs. $4.7'Xu4.8:;
pls sed lights. $4 5(t4 77.
SHEFP AND LAMPS Recelnts. 1
beMd; market strong; native limb t'iT'1 I
710: western lahs, Vt ;f'"'i7 .0f- ewes und
vearlltirs. 14 .' a 1 ; western riipoed ve-r-ilnK.
$Vr6.8'; western rllt.ucd sheep,
$4 25196.50; stockers snd feeders, $3.25j4.50.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24. MET AI .8 Tha
Ixindon tin market was 5s lower at 4.163 16s
for spot, hut futures remained unchanged
at 163. Locally the market was reported
firm, with spot quoted at $i 65'i('J3 .75. Cop
per was decidedly higher abroad, closing
at 76 for spot and 7u 5s for futures. Tha
local market la strong. Electrolytic Is
said to tie In better deiniind thun lake and
sales have been made, it Is paid, around
$17.6:. while it is believed thut little if
uny business has been done In lake above
$17.60 Gr.era!!v speaking, quotations range
as follows: Lake and ehctiolytlc, $17.12(T
17.62: casting. $16.75417 25. La-ad was un
changed at L'.i 7s 6d in Ijr..l.i: and at
$'.0"'Oo25 in the local maiket. spelter was
also unchanged in both irurk-ic. closing
at 13 s td in London and at $6 Kx.a6.30 In
the local market.
St. Joaewh !.! Bt.M k Market.
8T. J08EPII. Mo.. Nov. 24 CATTLE
Receli-ta. 968 head; market Bteady: nitlves.
$3hTjK: cows and het'era, $1.60i,$0u;
Stoe' er, and feeders. $?75y3 90.
HOGS Krrelpls I ' head: market
steady; htrht. 4 GT rj 4 W : medium and
b.w '1 "it S
tJiILKI' AND I.AMI:. V. 't. :si
riisai, rel siea.lv. I.umir I'.Ji, ea.
:n, s, i i.
4 Mr lis
tou CITY .
ifaiici'.VI'll.h i
... k Market.
1. f e, ui T. le.
, V ti.-i. r-
points
ill f loll.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24 COFFEE Mai ket
for futures open..! steady at an advance
of 6 points in r.xpoose to steady rnbles
nd light inferior receipts at Brazilian
I Here waa eioitimi, I nearny llqul
l.ut the swlti I1I1 u nil l ardly as
active as recently, whhh, with tomorrow
the first notice day for Deicinher, was
consigned a favoruble factor, and tlirte
was a little linoiovement In the grneial
demand. Msrhet closed steadv at a net
ad vanes of fr'ilO points with sules f ports. I
of 144,70 bags, of which shout 9" Ouu bags
were switches. Hales Included Dcemhe:'
at atf'udai'ri January, 6i'i4 7'J' Msn-h.
(1i4sc; May. 7ti4ii7.l5c; July. .26-f73V;
September, 7 4tVrt'7.sii-. and October st Lime.
Spot l;lo. steudy; No. 7 Invoice, $ 7-lv.
Phlltdelphla Pro "ire Market.
PH I LAD hi L, I'll I A, Nov. 24 BITTER -Steu
Iv, extia western creaintr). Uc, extra
neri-v prints, 2ttf.
E' irl-Firiui nesrby. freeh, s !T, 3,c;
ii'4't'l, fresh, 3.0 at uiark.
