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THE OMATTA DA IT A" BEE: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 100.'.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wet Wittker Contribute? Loading Ftatnrt
to the Trade.
FUTS CORN HIGHER IN DEFERRED FUTURES
Considerable Shortage In December
ad Escltenaent Likely to Coma
la Keit Two Da Wheat
Ktreng, Oats steady.
OMAHA. NOV. 1905.
Wet weather all over tha corn belt con
tributed the feature to the trade today by
putting corn higher In deferred future.
There waa little doing In December. It la
aid there Is a considerable shortage In
thla month, and there la likely to be aome
excitement, as there are only two more
daya to cover. December closed at 44c, old
iremocr at xc, May at 44 40 and July at
It ia thought that tha recent decline In
wheat ha a reached Ha limit. The market
today waa very strong and closed So
higher. December finished at 8374c. May at
87'874c and July at 824c W hat news oama
from Argentina today waa a little mora
favorable.
Oata wera teady. December closed at
294c. May at tlo and July at J04o.
The world's ahlpmenta tf wheat were
1.1.812,000 buahela, against 13.680,000 bushels
last week and H,OM),ooO bushels last year.
Corn ahlpmenta were 3.493,000 buahela,
gainst 4,087,000 bushels last week.
Liverpool closed unchanged to 44 lower
on wheat and 40-4d lower on corn. Ar
gentina weather waa reported favorable
and Russian ahlpmenta wera heavy.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.745.000
bushels and ahlpmenta 466,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1.847,000 bushels last year
and ahlpmenta of 732,000 bushels. Primary
com receipts wera 89l,0u0 bushels and ship
ments 6Jo000 bushels, against receipts last
year of 831,000 bushel and shipments of
3S.0fl0 bushels. Clearances were 641,000
bushels of corn. 177,000 bushels of oats
471.000 bushels of wheat and 10,000 barrels
of flour.
The Increased buying of Manitoba wheat
last week by Europe and the large Inquiry
for the United States crop Indicate that
some of the European traders are fore
casting a bullish future. The season for
Manitoba wheat Is almost over, as far as
bike shipments are concerned, and another
week or ten days will see tha last of them.
The wheat is being sent to eastern lake
and seaboard ports, to bo held for future
disposition.
.lames I'otlen of Chicago ears be has
learned that twenty-elf; tit loads of corn
have been cancelled by Baltimore shippers
on agreement with foreign buyers. He
fears a dull corn market.
From the Inter Ocean: "What traders
wait news from Argentina, as t Is ex
pected to be a factor In making prices and
Influencing speculation for the next thirty
days. Last week brought sensational r.
ports of crop losses In Argentina, which If
confirmed may change the future course of
prices In the world s wheat markets, and
especially Kurope. Kvery one la looking for
a crop acare In Argentina this voar, and
according to the rules of the trade one Is
iuo, as it Is seldom that a country raises
four successive large crops. Claims of dam-
ge range from 17 to 48 per cent, due mostly
i" irorm in me soutnrrn and central re
Inns November 11 to -14. The most sensa
'.lonnl clnlms are sent by the man who In
lh peat has given the trade the most r..
'lable Information. Seldom. If ever, has he
seen an alarmist, but this year he seems to
e among that class. There are other good
uthorltles who cabled Sstnr.luvr tn. .u-.
rroat damage was slight and his reports of
hi " ' rnp connmons tnrnughout
..... rraovn ! ueiicr ihhii last year.
Omaha Cash galea.
WHEAT-No. 3 hard, 1 car, 78c; 2 cars
no; No. 4 hard, 1 car. 74c.
CORN-No. 4. 1 car, 37c.
Omaha Task Prices.
wheat no. J hard. 7Sfi04o: No. 3
mm. itoiw; jso. nard. 70,u74c; No
spring, 7Sc: No. 3 spring. 74J577c.
vuiw-mi, , a;?; rso. , 37380: no
rune, vrjj,c; no. 3 yellow. 39c: No.
white, 39e.
OATB- No. 3 mixed. 274'S27:Ko; No.
White. ISiy&JKc; No. 4 white, 2743284c
RYE No. 2, 83c; No. S. 61c. H
Carlo! Receipts.
Wheat, Corn
On'
Chicago
Kansas City .
Minneapolis ..
Omaha
Duluth
3t. Louis
.10
445
303
.. 89
..871
.. 12
..251
..115
120
178
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CHICAGO GRAIX AMI PROVISION..
Featares of the Trading; sad Closing
Prices oa Hoard of Trad.
CHICAGO. Nov. 27 Demand frnm a
Ing bull held the wheat market firm todav
In the face of generally bearish news. At
the close wheat for Mav delivery was tin
"so. corn showed a gain of IWNic. OHts
were practically unchanged. Provisions
were 10 :.'"o Mglicr.
With the exception of a slightly easier
rone si me opening trie wheat market was
firm the entire day. Influenced by a num
ber of bearish factors the market onened
easy, with May a shade lower to a shade
higher at 8o4frSg4r. World's shipments
were liberal, the total movement for last
ween amounting to I3.312.ono bushels. Hgalnst
.l.OnO.Oiin bushels for the corresponding week
ine year ago. The amount of hreadstufTs
in ocean passage Increased 2.64.cS) bushels
as a result of these statistics the price of
wheat at Liverpool was 4d lower. Liberal
receipts of wheat in the northwest fur.
' -lished additional cause fur the selling of
wheat here. Notwithstanding all these in
luences offerings were not large and prices
it no rime ieu oriow tne opening quota
tions. Toward the end of the first hour a
prominent King commenced to huv Mav and
his creuted a fair demand from pit traders,
Support from the bull leaders was a tea.
lure of trading for the remainder of the
lay. The volume of business, however, was
omparatlvely small. During the day the
viav option soin up to iic. The niarkei
'losed firm, with Mav iid He at 87ic. Clear
mcea or wheat and nour were equal to
18 AlO bushels. The visible supply Increased
1213 0i bushels. Primary receipts were
..74S.OOO bushels, compared with l.M7.0i0
msrieis one year ago. Minneapolis, nululh
md Chicago reported receipts of l.:'.2 curs
gainst l.S.'O cars last week and 1,413 one
ear ago.
Weakness prevailed In the corn market
or the greater purt of the day. Renewed
Inulnallon or ire lcceimer option was a
eeture of trading. Liberal acceptances
rm the countrv were a bearish influence,
in Increase of l.titifi im biiMlirla in the visible
" tipnlv also depressed values. A rally late
i the session caused bv the covering
f short lines. The market closed firm,
ith prices at the highest pidnt of the dav.
1s v opend a shade to i'i',c lower at 4i
i484c. sold tip to 44lc and closed at the
op. IOcal receipts were 44i cars, with 1 of
ontract grade.
The oats market was heavy early In the
'ay but later a firm tone developed and
. loalns prices were at the richest p,,int of
he day. I Iqulibitlon of December waa
sntn in evidence and there was also some
olllig by cash bouses. May opened a shade
a Vc lower at SlWiSlSc to JlSe. sold up to
iKc and closed al the hlirhest point of the
lev. Local receipts were 303 cars.
Provisions were firm on acilve demand
for Investment account. Reports of hog
,'hoVcra in western Nebraska induced some
tmvlng of provisions bv outsiders. At the
?loe Mav pork wss up JoTJ2W st $13
' :ard was un 2Htfc st $7 lutri 7.1.'li. liibs
-ere 7S- higher at $6 9;V.
tstlmateil receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
IfS cars: corn. 37 cars; oats. !Tj9 cara; hogs,
t)0i head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles 1 Open. High. I low. I Cloae l Yeay.
Wheat I I
rec. 'MVf,l
Mav '-ti
Julv ' l8iS4l
Corn- I I
.'Ore. I 4.W-0
JOec. 'WVfr't!
Mav n:i"iU
July. '4"t0SI
8.14' 8-4
87 0" 8irv
k-'S S24'u 4
44l 4T.4
44 I 114
44i-'43V
444 4
29
3t aiHit
3om 4
s.iv
gK4
.8-41
44J
4:tS'
4' I
8741
8V'
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444
4441
On 1 a I
Hec. 'JR429
4l 28',
Si.-31V, ...N,
Mav IS14
Julv
Terk-
Jan.
V"V
Ijiid-
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
May
rtibs
Jan.
May
3wi Jo.' 30'.
12 74l IS 50 12 74! 12 JO ! 1? (T4
13 02HI 13 22' IS 014' 1.1 2.'4' 18 OJ4
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7 074I
7 074'
7 00
7 on 1 7 isl
7 0:'4l 6
7 no 9 24
7 124' 7 074
7:4' 4 RS
9-41 4 86
e to
f 90
7 tt. 4
7 00 I
7 124I
724!
9241
( 95
4 90
7 074
( K I
4 H6
T074
t 6
4 86
No. I. tOld. tNew.
Cash quotations wera as follows:
WHEAT No. t sort n . 84tic; No. J, 814
(1 844c; No. J red. 844tia.V.
CORN No. 2. 4S4c; No. I yellow. 60c.
OATS No. X H-, No. 2 white. Jl
124c: No. I white, 45U4c
R TP-No. X, bc.
RARLEY Good feeding. S7c; fair to
rholce malttng. 42"r49c.
StKDS No. J (lax. 43c; No. 1 northwest
ern, two; prime timothy, 43.30; clover, con
tract grade, I1J0OO132S.
FLOI R-Stradv: winter patents. IS 85J
tli, sUiht. H70Ji!ii. spring patents.
r TSI.10; straights, W Vi i 80; bakers', $180
j8 m.
PROVISION-Mrsa pork, per bbl . $13 45
G1360. I,ard, per l'S 1h . : ififi7 .074. -Short
ribs aides !) ITi""!.!, short clear
Mrs boxed). $.; 874 fi 7 .00.
Following were tne receipt and ship
ment of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, bhls.. 77.s M 7')
Wheat, bij 171 (o 18.700
Corn, bu .t'W.tsiit l.'3.7
Oats, bu , l!4". 158. 4oo
Rvw, bu 9.nis 7.w)
Barley, bu M.0 33.")
On the Produce exchange today the but
trr market was steady; creameries, 17ft -3c,
dairies, 17fi?Oc. Eggs, steady; at mark,
cases Incluclrd. 18i:!4c; first. 24c; prime
firsts, 28c; extra, Due. Cheese, steady, 124
613c
SJEW YORK CEKERAI. MARKET
katatloaa of the pay oa Varloaa
Commodities.
NF.W TORK, Nov. 27 FLOCR-Reoeipta,
40.W0 bbls.; exprrts, 6.942 bbls. Market was
steady with largest trade in spring grades;
winter patents. $4.30i4.B6; wintr straights.
H9fi4in; winter extras, l2.8MiS.25; Minne
sota bakers, 83-6t4.00; winter low grades.
lii.Kija.zo. Itye Dour, steady; fair to good,
B 9VU-4.10; choice to fancy. Hl.W. Ruck-
wneai nour, m.iMai.s, spot and to arrive.
BUCKWHEAT- Hull: aluft:n. rt.llv.,.,1
New York.
CORN MEAtr Stead v: fine, white and
yellow, 11.26; coarse, Sl.ltKjl.18; kiln drled
RiENomlnal; No. 3 western, 7c, e, I.
. New Tork.
BARLEY Dull: feed Inn- 4nr. e. I t Wiif-
falo: malting. frfaSlVxC, c. I. f. Ruffalo.
WHEAT Reeelpta, 2R7.00O bu.; exports.
126,633 bu. Spot market steady; No. 3 red,
le. elevator, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
northern. Duluth, lo. f. o. b. afloat; No.
1 hard, Manitoba, 2c, f. o. b. afloat. Op
tions. In face of extremelv bearish statis
tics and easier cables, were generally steady
10 nrm ail nay, closing H'tlHc net higher.
They had fair bull support and were also
Influenced by a demand from millers, lib
eral clearances and large flour sales at
Minneapolis. May, HHfiftl -1iic, closed at
914e; December. 91VoCl7lic, closed at IdV-.
CORN Receipts, 218,075 bu.; exports. 97.711
bu. Spot market Irregular: No. 2. 58c. old.
elevator, and &ic f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yel
low, MVfcc: No. 2 white, B4c. The option
market was without transactions, closing
partly 4e net higher. January closed at 62H".
May closed at 4rc and December closed at
OATH Receipts, 81.1.300 bu.: exports, 9.8M
bu. Bpot market steadv; mixed oals. 2t to
33 lbs., 3e; natural white, 30 to 32 lbs.. 3tii4
437o; clipped white, 3b to 40 lbs . 37V64flc.
xia i oieaoy; gooa to cnoiee, aoruKic
HOI'S Firm: state, common to choice.
1906. 14fc22c; ino4, I317c; olds, 6"i8c; Pa
clflo coast. 1905. 1015c: 1904. loeiUc: olds
9c.
HIPFB Firm; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
10c; California, 21 to 2a lbs., 31c; Texas dry,
z io m ins., ic.
LEATHKR Steady ; acid, SSrSrC.
PHOVISIONH Hef. oulet: family 111 M
H2.B0; mesa, S.D0iS1o.50; beef hams, 21.00tf
22.60; packet, 310.5011.60; city, extra India
mesa. J17.60'.i 18 00. Cut meats, steady: pickled
bellies. M.TTxfilO&O: rilckled shoulders. SA.609
7.00; pickled hams, t'.t.L'.V.i 9.75. Lard, steady;
western steamed. i.iroi.66; rellnd, quiet,
continent, J7.S6; South America, $8.30; com
pound, 35.76. Pork, steady; family, IK..&0;
short clear. lU.Vii l'i.50: mess, I16.0nfii6.50.
RICE Quiet: domestic, fair to extra, 34
(j$c; Japan, nominal
TALLOW llarrlv stendv rltv fit rwr
pkg), 4Hc; country (pkg. free), 4f6c.
BUTTER Steady: street price, extra
creamery, 24c. Ofllalnl prices: Creamery,
common to extra, lrir24c; state dairy, com
mon to extra, left 23c; western imltnlion
creamen'. extras, 18H?fl9e; firsts, 17Vii18c;
renovated, common to extra. bVj?0e: west
ern factory, common to firsts, IMiltHc
v n f.r.fih- irregular: state, run cream,
small and lare colored and white. Bentem-
er, fancy, 13c; state, late made, average
nest, uai.'c; state, fair to good, llll'c.
EOOS lTnsettled; state and Pennsylvania
nearby, fancy selected white, 38fr40c: state
choice, 3.Vii37c; state mixed, extra. 35c;
western finest, 32c; state firsts, 30 31c;
southern, 211i80c.
POULTRY Dressed firm; western chick
ens, 9$ 134c; Towls, 8313c; turkeys, 12520c.
Kamsas Ctty Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 27.-WHEAT
Steady; December, 77Hc; Mav, 79Sc; July.
76o. Cash: No. 4 hard. 8wu84c; No. 3, 77jf
81c; No. 2 red, 88SVW0c; No. 3. 85o884c.
CORN Steady ; December, 39Hc; May,
394c. Cash: No. 2 mixed, 40'c; No. 8,
40c; No. 4, 40c.
OATS Steady; No. 3 white. 314c; No. 2
mixed. 304c.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, 311.2&3
11.60; choice prairie, $9.0oii9.60.
RYK-teady. 60c.
KOOS Steady; Missouri and Kansas,
new, No. 2 whltewood cases Included, 244c;
case count, 2Se; rases returned, 4c less.
HI'TTUIl Staady; creamery, 22c; dairy,
184c
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, hu 15&.UO 8.0ii0
Corn, bu 21ii. 105.0iX
Oats, bu 21,000 8,000
I Open. I High. I Low. Close.! Sat'y.
t 77V.I 77",! 77V.I 77 77H
SVfl'TDVcOai 7!4 79H s
7t' 74-) 744 74H-0 4
89 1 3rS 29 Mt 894
3 39V u )i 39Va 39394
29 294: 294 29S 294
30 S"';2ST,'uJ0 30
12 87 13 12 12 87 13 12 12 8S
12 92 U 10 li 92 13 10 12 9U
6 87 92 ( 87 92 6 87
700 7u& 700 706 7 W
Wheat
Dec. . .
Mav..
July...
Corn
1 ec. . .
May...
Oals
I ec. . .
May..,
Pork
Jan... May..
Lard
Jan... May..
St. Loots General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 27. WHEAT Firm; No.
2 red cash elevator. 8&4u894c; track.
91 Xi 91 4c; May, hb4'i4c; December, 824c;
No. 2 hard, M'u6c.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, nominal; track,
14'tlt2 now, 474c old; December, tic; May,
41 4o.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash. 304c; track,
31c; December, S04c; May, 31J,JUc; No. 2
white, rc.
FliOUH Steady; red winter patents. $4 80
(MSO; extra fancy and straight, $3.tsip
4.2"i; clear, 42 6e4i3.70.
8KEI Timothy, steady. 2.5tiT2.80.
CtiRNMEAL Steady. 12 6U
M KAN Firm; aucked, east track, 7407760.
HAY Timothy, lower, IS.OCVb 12.50; pruliie,
steady. $7.5ti(o9.0O.
ikoN Oi I ON TIES 41 01.
HAtkHNO 94c
HEMP TWINE 74c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
413 76. lJrd, higher; prime steamed. 16
Dry aall meats, steady; boxed extra shorts.
87.73; clear ribs, svuu; snort clears, x.i.
Bacon, steadv: boxed extra snorts, xk.oo;
clear ribs, $8.7.; short clear, $9 00.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 74o; springs,
4'(jllc; turkeys, 124c; ducks, 94c; geeau,
74 axe.
BUTTER Steady ; creamery. 20W3c;
dairy, lW(21c.
K.tiUS tsteany, i'lc, case count.
The receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oals, bu
16.01
9.("1
11.isl
178.tK)
142.01")
S8.i
64. Of
64,OU
Minneapolis C.raln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 27. FIXM'R-Flrst
r items, (4.70414 .80: second patents, $4 5'
611; first clears, 13. (-,. 76; second clears,
$2 I5'n2 56.
BRAN-In bulk. $11.50.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery.) The range of prices, as reported
by F. D. Day A Co.. 110-1U Board of Trade
building, waa:
Artlclea.l Open. I High. Low. Cloae. Sat'y.
Wheat I I
Iec... 794i90
May...iM4'4
Flax
Iec.... 74
May... I 1 0-41
794!
804'784'tiSO
8t4
44
I 85 I kit
74! 974
I 1 02 I 1 024
' 974
1 024
97
1 0l
Minneapolis Cash "Vise Wheat : Ko. 1
hard. s'-'4c; No. 1 northern. 824c; to ar
rive. 824c; No. 2 northern. 794c; to arrive.
794c: No. J northern. 774ft 7,4c; No. 1
durum, 71c; No. 2 durum. 70c. Corn: No. i
vellow. 3ac; No. 3. 37c. Oats: No. I white.
7i274c; No. 8. it4c. Barley: No. S. 34i'
7c. Rye. ao14c Flax. 97Sc.
visible snpplr of Urala.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27. -The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday, November 25, aa
compiled by the New York Produce ex
change, la as follows:
Wheat. 35.9!.7.uuu bu.. Increase, 2.213.000 bu.
Corn, 6 57. bu.; Increase. l.MS.i'M) bu.
Can. 28 59V 000 bu. ; Increase, 6W.tsj bu.
Rye. I.it.iio bu.; Increase, 236.uiO hu.
Barley. (.itoO.OTa) bu. ; Increase, 314,OuO bu.
Liverpool Urala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. r7.-WHEAT-6pot.
firm: No. S red. western, winter, 6 74d.
Futures, steady: December, Cs lod; March
s 1.d: May, lis Ud.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed. 5s.
Futures, quiet; January, 43d. March,
4s 2d ;
Hi'ipS In London (Pacific coast), steady,
3 luejt.
Dalatk Grain Market.
DULUTH. Nov. T7. WH EAT To arrive.
No. 1 northern. 814c; No. i northern. 794c;
on track. No. 1 northern, 814c; No. 2
northern. 794c; December, nS,c; Uy, 844c.
OATS To arrive and on track. 28 Vo.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
f peculatWe Spirit Bhowi Itself Indifferent
to DevelopraeDti of Dar.
GENERAL LIST DULL ON PROFIT TAKING
Metal atoeka Are lllaher on Advaore
In Prlcea of t opper and Lead
Heavy Plamp In Rock
Island Shares.
NEW TORK. Nov. 27.-lTie speculative
spirit showed Itself entirely Indifferent to
any development of affairs which did not
point the wav that the general enthusiasm
rsn. Such Incidents as the crumbling away
of the prices of the Rock Island stocks to
day or the renewed weakness In Russian
securities abroad have been sufficient In
times pest to put an effective check upon
the speculative movement and induce a
reversal In the course of prices. But to
dy' sensational advances continued to oc
cur here and there In the market, with
scarcely any attention being paid to these
occurrences. A heavy digestion of profits
was effected, which Is a weakening process
on the technical position of the trading In
ltseir.
The flare of nrlces In the Immediate open
Ing after last week's considerable gains
and exnansion of activity might havo been
disquieting, as such a demonstration Is
looked upon as a likely sign of a culmina
tion In a speculative movement :ind as a
nreenrsor of reaction. These and nil other
signs were ignored in me aeierminen prim
ing of speculative operations todsy. The
substantial recuperation of the banking po
sition disclosed by the Saturday bank state
ment, the fact that it was obtained bv
actual replenishment of cash reserves and
the easier tendency In today's money mar
ket seemed to overwhelm all other consider
ation. Sicial developments helped some
stocks and vague surmises of developments
were even more effective In others. The
southern Iron group was a notable example.
On top of wide advances already achieved
and substantial evidence of an oagerness
to take profits as shown, especlallv In Ten
nessee I'onl this morning, the stocks in the
group developed renewed animation and
Jumped in a paroxysmal manner. The old
stories of a merger of the members of the
group have been authoritatively denied and
little was heard today of last week's report
of an effort to secure Tennessee Coal by
the United States Steel corporation. The
supposition was held, however, that a strug
gle for control In the open market might bn
Involved. The unconcern with which tii-
violent Mdvances seemed to be observed was
against the supposition that severe losses
were being inflicted uion any considerable
short Interest by the furious idvances.
Smelting and Lead proved agnln the ready
control of the market managers of these
stocks.
In the general list the movements were
much less conspicuous and there was a
steady process of prollt-taklng which tire
vented some stocks from rlBlng higher than
the opening. This was notably true of
Union Pacific and of the United States
Steel stocks. The sluaalshness In these
stocks was offset by the strength devel
oped, first in St. Paul, and a number of
others in succession. Atchison njoved n
vigorous advance as a result of Its strong
showing of net earrings for October. A fur
ther rise in the price of copper here and
In London awakened a movement In Amal
gamated Copper. The sustaining influences
carried the market through the period of
the sluniD in the Rock Island Issues with
only moderate effect nnd it was not until
late In the day that the weight of profU
taklng began to make a general effect
upon prices. There was a violent recovery
in some of the buoyant industrials In the
final dealings to the best prices of the
I... v,,, , v.- nin.i nn. u,a. .mo-hot
Irregular under the effects of continued
profit-taking. Rock Tslnnd bonds were weak
In sympathy with stocks. Otherwise prices
were very well held.
Total sales of bonds, par value. $3.015,on0.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call.
Following were the sales and range of
prices on tho Stock exchange today:
baies.Hign.Dow.t lose.
23n
.138.4110 9114 88 90
8.400 J9 394 39?4
Adams Express....
Amal. Copper ....
American C. A F..
do pfd
American Cotton Oil
100 1K14 ln4 1004,
1.IUU 324 3.'4 M
do pfd 92
American Express 23'i
Amer. H. & L. pfd.. Son 35 34, 344
American Ice sec... 1.100 24 28 4 2s4
American Linseed Oil 100 174 174 17
do pfd S94
Amer. Locomotive 30,6uO 714 t79 71
do pfd 117
American 8. & R.... 83.800 I0O4 153 .
do pfd 114.K00 134 W 132
Amer. Sugar Reftn.. 6.!io 1434 142i 1424
Amer. Tobacco, p. c. 4tJ 1064 lu4 l"i
Anaconda Mining Co. I8.80O IH 1614 144
Atchison 72,5iO 884 864 8x4
do pfd 400 KM liwy, bM
Atlantic coast une. l.l'io lft-. ! ibi
Baltimore & Ohio
2,600 1134 1134 1134
do pfd
9,
Brooklyn R. T 60.200 84 8T 88V
Canadian Paclnc .... 15,400 174 174 17.14
t entrai or N. J zsi
Chesapeake & Ohio.. 2.5t) 66V4 644
Chicago & Alton
544
31'
754
214
2194
1794
17
374
9i
47
274
63
434'
1794
14
6.14
2284
4H0
844
88
4n'i
494
do pfd inn
Chicago a. W 8.8UO
Chicago N. W I,"!
C. M. St St. P 45,100
Chicago T. & T
7 7
214 2"i'i
222 2:i
1X04 178
do pfd
C C, C. & St. L
Colorado F. & 1 3.310 474
Colorado A Southern 6,t) 274
do 1st pfd 811I 034
do 2d pfil 2,300 434
Consolidated Uas... 1,2 lau
Corn Products 300 16
4.4
2V
6.14
43
178
15
do pfd
Delaware A Hudson. J00 2L 2;9 ,
Delaware. L. & XV
Denver Rio Grande
do pfd
:
84S
84
408.
6t)
82
844
884
4.;4
49
814
3'l
Distillers' Securities. ft.tfiO
Erie 43.0110
do 1st pfd
do 2d Pfd
Oeneral Electric
Hocking Vallev
Illinois Central
International Paper.
do pfd
International Pump.
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
8s)
814
74
8.2UO
754
744
600 188
1874 187
6.606 179"
7.6isi 244
.... IO, Vg
171T 1774
::i4 r.r.
9.200 874 S6
874
28
82
28
55
304
24
1514
163
I204
79
138
ia 2;4 2ti4
K. C. Southern 19,300 32
do pfd 21.Ho0 64
29
694
1514
l'S4
Ixulsvllle & Nash
Manhattan L
2.9(10 1524
tM 1'S'i
Met. Securities
s.isi r.tt
24
Metropolitan St. Hv. IS.Iisi in 4 ian
Mexican Central 4.KO J34 534
Minnsamtlls St T 'SSI fi,tS. fi,tiT
84
M., St. P. A 8. St. M
do pfd
1844
Missouri Pacific 13.7CO 1024 lf4 I104
Missouri, K. A T ll.loo 37- SUK 374
do pfd 2i 64 68 684
National Lead 164.I0 644 57V titu
N. R. R. of M. pfd.. 200 874 374 37U
New York Central.. 13.4m) 1514 15t4 15uU
N. Y.. O. A W l.l.s) 6S, 63 534
Norfolk A Western.
3.0U) 87
804
f4
do pfd
North American
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania ...
s.Stsi 1024 mi huv,
2.fs0 60 49'i 49U
13.5"0 1)'4 140.4 14114
Peoples Uas 19.2nO 1044 104
104 4.
80
60
9HU,
!f.n
138
9.'4
74
$4
124
244
824
3S
104
6
'.. C. C. St. L
Pressed Steel Car ' f1 6"i 504
do pfd I08 ", 94
rtuiman rtuace ttr. 1011 a.l 1
Keading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel ...
do pfd
Rock Island Co..
do pfd
Rubber Goods ...
41,600 IS84 137
0 92
92
... 91.3.")
... 19 6k)
...122 HO
. .. 45.2(10
S2i
1"34
2'4
474
S84
lf
234
604
do pfd
St. L. A 8. F. 2d pfd. S.9()
St. L. Southwestern. 40
do pfd lisj
Southern Paclnc 14.5)
6K4
?24
bt
H94
5.-
22'J
67
w-
1194
344
994
HI
334
6f
69
119'i
35
99
123
S'14
"4
tin pr:i
Southern Railway..
do pfd
Tennessee C. A I...
TexHs A Paclnc
T . 8t L. A W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
I'. 8. Exnres
U 8 Realty
I. 8. Rublier
do 1st p"fd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Va.-Caro. Chemical
ll"l 1197.
. 8.1(0 354
41 9914
.104 1i) 124
Sf) 34
(.
2a) 664
54
.123,7) 13S4 1V.4 1371,
1iO 98 98 87
100 1174 1174 lis
88
. 1.700 66 64 51
3o0 HI4 H014 J104
. 51.5) 384 374 37;
. 45.hi0 1'4 10414
105;,
374
111
21
414
227
172
9;-4
14
?9
69
19!4
454
V
834
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Exnresa
Weatinghouse Elec.
Western Union
Wheeling A U E ...
Wisconsin Central...
do pfd
1104
214
41 "i
9i1 214
HO
4H4
2V
4
J4
4
14
Northern Iaclf1o ) 200
Central Leather ..... 2.8i 4
454
do rfd .Y.. 2.5iO Kt-,U 1.
8l,s-themeld 43.7 964 So
Kx-dlvidend. Offered
Total sales for the day. 1.7274.500 shares
Treaanrr Stnteasent.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-Today' tale
menl of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $i50.ai.uo gold
irserve, hows: Available caah balance,
13 157.71 : gold coin and bullion, T.IKISS;
gold certificate". tU.44.740.
Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17 MOM K Y On call,
easier at 4V"5 per cent; closing bid, 4 per
tent; offered, 4 per cent. Time money,
slightly easier: CO days. R,Jj64 per cent; W
davs. 64 per cent: f, months, 5 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPF.U-4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm: clorlng
essler, with actual business In banks'
bills at 4 fcii4.Nh.V for demand ami st
4?sf o4 R.rxi for t-dav bills; posted rates,
14 S34'a4.84 and 4.87ti4.S74; commercial bills,
14 82U.
SILVER Par. 3c: Mexican dollars. 60c.
BONDS Oovcrnment, steady; railroad,
steady.
Cloainn; quotations on bonds were as fol
lows: v
V. . ref. tt, rrg... Jpn . :d rt
do rruT" in 4' fi
17 8. at. res I4 , An t ssrlm
4i coupon 14 't,. A N. unl. 4...
T. I. old 4". T9g 1K4 Manhattan c. a 4
dn coupon K'1 Mtx. rrntral 4a
io:,',
si
:
fT
"S
4'
V. 8. new 4a. -rrf ...13; . do Jai Ine
do rnupon
. .IJ.'V Minn St L. 4a
' M . K. T 4s...
II' (In ta
. .I"':H N. R. ft. of M. e.
5 N. V. '. X 3S-
..1":" N. 1. c. . oa
No. ParlBc 4
.. in It
.. "' V A W. r. 4a
..114', n s. L. rM 4a. .
.. Pann. conv. 3'V"-..
.. M1 Rcndlna fan. 4a...
Am. Tobacco 4a...
an la
Atrhlaon gen. 4a. ..
do ad). 4s
Atlantic 0. L. 4s..
Hal. Ohio 4,..,
do .Itta
Pr. R. T. c. 4s ,
Ontral nf Oa, (s.
do 1st Inc
do tl Inc
do S4 Inc
Chra. Ac Ohio 4a
Chicago ft A. IW"
('.. B. A Q. n. 4s
C. R. I. A P. 4s
do rol. ns
err. A St. L. s .
Colo. Ind. is, arr.
do asrtcs R
Cnlftrado Mid. 4s
Colo. A So. 4s....
1S
Hi
. V
.lot's
. T,
.1M
.10Ii
St. U ft I M
...psmj t. I., ft r J,. 4a. aL,
... M1 8t L. 8. W c. 4s.... S4i
...ini'4j Ssabeard A. I.. 4s ...
... iia 8o. Paclflc 4s
. .. ; do 1st 4s (Its.,
s .104 So. Railway Ss...
A. 714 T-sas A P. ia . .
... ''" T.. 8t. I- A W.
. .. it'ntnn Pacific 4s.
... Wl dn conr. 4s
M'4
- 4
no
....123
4a.. M
.. . l-.'4
....l.HVj
.... 7
1164
7
.... Si
.... 91
.... s54
Cuh" fta
..106', f 8. Rtssl Jd Ss
P. A R. O. 4s 101V Wsh"h Is
Plstlllsrs- gee. r, SIS,I do deb B
Erla prior Man 4s....1nj (Western Md 4s
do tsn. 4s S3 W. A U B. 4s
Hocking Val. 4Ss....1in Iwn. Csntral 4s.
Japan la Ji4,
Offered.
Roston Storks and Roods.
BOSTON. Nov. 27. Call loans. (Kf7 per
cent; time loans. 5fa7 per cent. Official quo
in tlons on stocks and bonds were as fol
lows: Atchison tdj. 4a
dn 4s
Mrv Central 4s
Atchison
dn pfd
Boston t Alhanj .
Ponton ft Maine
Iloston Klevsted ..
KH'iibiira; pfd
N V.. N. H. H..
Psra Maronette ...
t'nton Paclnc
Antsr. Aigr. rliciii..
dn pfd
Amar. rncu. Tuba...
Amsr. siigsr
do pfd
Amcr. T. A T
Amer. W'otilan
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8
Edl.tnn Kloc. Illu
Cenrral Electric
Mass Electric
do ptd
Mass. Gas
l nlts.1 Fruit
t'nltad Shot Mach...
do pfd
f. 8. Stoel
do pfil
Wasting, common .
Advrntura
Bid. Asked.
4 Allo,i
? AmsUatnated
75 'American Ztnc ...
" Atlantic
.10.14 H'niham
jt l. A Hsrla...
cntnnlal
'copper Range ....
.144 Pair West
.10.1 Momlnlon foal
100 iFranSlln
.1.174 c.rsnhy
24 ia .Rnrale
. !Ma Mining ....
Michigan
14:4 Mniawk
1 Mont O. A r
l'SW oid Pomtnlon ...
. 4S Oscanla
104 i Parrot
. S jgulncy
.244 .Shannon
.W Tamarack
. 13 Trlnltr
. B1W t'nitsd Copper ...
. 18 V. B. Mining
.104 ! S. oil
.. 45
.. M'
.. 4
3414,
. .40
. . a
.. 741.
.. 1
. . 7"
.. IS
.. :a
.. 2Si
.. 94
.. I4
.. iv
.. 4
.. 314
..110
.. U
..107,
.. 74
..1t
.. 104
.. 4
.. 4il'4j
.. 10
..
.. 4
. . (1
..1JT4
.. 74
'44 ftsh
. 31
victoria
. 31
,105
. X
Winona
Wolverine ...
North Butts
London Closing: Mtnrks.
LONDON, Nov. 27. Closing limitations on
the Stuck exchange were ns follows:
Consols, mnner
dn account ...
Ar.sconna
Atchison
do pfd
" N. Y. Central
Nn'tolk A W
'" do pfd
. Ontario W
.1064 p.n;,vlvanla
Hand Minos
.1.-.4
Baltimore ft Ohio.
7S
Canadian PaclHc ... ITS Reading
1 ' " n"V.:
Chicago nt. W
m do 1st pfd
. 4S
. "
. 84
.1014
. :-
14t,
.loo
. t's
.1074
. !IH
14 do 2.1 ptd
l.-'4 Snuthcrn Hlll
If I do pfd
s-''4 southern Pactflc
04,Vnlnn Pm.lflc ..
W do pfd
M4 r. 9. steel
76 do pfd
ll I Wabash
l.Viil do Pfd
C. M. & Bt. P..
Iteneera
Denver A R. U...
do pfd
Krle
do 1st pfd
do Jd pfd
Illinois Central ..
Ijoulevllla ft Nash
M . K. ft T
3!s Spanish 4s t2t
wii-v r.n M.ir. sicady, 30 3-ltxl per ounce.
MONEY-3H.14 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open inarkt
for short bills Is Vlt 15-10 per cent; for
three months' bills. 34 per cent. ,
evr York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27. Closing quotations
on mining stocks ware as follows:
Adams Con
Mills Chief ..
Alice
Hreere
Rrunawlck Con . .
Comatack Tunnel
ton. Cal. A Vs..
. M
. 40
. ul
'.
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosl
.
.U
,5c0
. 1
. 7
. 41
. 34
. :o
.t:i
.144
.1:0
IHavage
I Sierra Nevada
Horn Silver
iron ailter 360 l&tiia.l liopss
LMavuie von iwtandaid
Foreign Financial.
I-ONDON. Nov. 27. The prospectus of
tho now Japanese loan was issued todav.
Hig crowds surrounded the issuing banks.
The loan was quoted on the stock exchange
at 1 nnd 14 premiums.
Money was in fHlr demand and good sup
ply In the market today. Discounts were
weak. Trading on the stock exchange was
quiet, operators being in the midst of the
mining carry-over. The undertone was
steady. Consols were a fraction easier.
Home rails were somewhat Irregular, but
the tone was fairly satisfactory in antici
pation of easier money. Americana opened
steady, helped by the New York bmk state
ment, urid hnd a hardening tendency but
trade was Inactive. Business Improved
during the last hour and prices closed
firm. Foreigners were dull. Russians were
weak on the disquietude In Russia. Japa
nese sagged. Kafirs were weak. Japanese
Imperial 6s of 19"4 were quoted at 102
PARIS. Nov. 27 Prlcea on the bourse to
day were weak. Russian Imperial 4s were
2.uLBt 8S4 anJ Ku"'an bonds of 1904
111 WW. (10,
BERLIN. Nov. 27.-Pr!cea on ths bourse
sia Wer ei4k'r upon news tvon Ru-
Hank Clearings.
Chicago Receipts-Wheat. 180 cars; corn,
445 cars: oats. 303 cars; cattle. 33.0U0 head
rTAiiV"L, he Estimated tomorrow:
OMAHA, Nov. 27-Bank clearings for to
day were $1,646,673.81 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,521,434.5$.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27. M ETALS There
was a big advance in the l.ndon tin nit
.,',c,w."h "pot rl"lngat 1:155 hnd futures at
154 5s. or about 1 6s higher. The local
market was firm in sympathy with snot
quoted at $,-.3.76i.i34.0O. Cupper also was
much higher In the English market with
spot quoted at 77 15a and future, at 77.
The local market Is said to lie in a firm
position with supplies sold two or three
months : a head and the market pretty well
atr pped of stocks available for Immediate
delivery. Ike and electrolytic are quoted
at $17 5Mil,.76 and casting at $17.0"fil,.5u
.Vfad, Wa? 68 "'"her at 15 12s 8d in London.
I ho local market was firm with spot quota
tions ranging from $5 25 for shipment in
th Hy days to about $6.76 for actual spot
delivery; the latter price being more or lesj
nominal. Spelter was unchanged at 28 Us
M in Loudon but Joined In the general ad
"tt.v'l, !"cal '"arket and closed firm
i.. . m'-- lr?n higher abroad with
standard foundry closing at 62s 4J and
Cleveland warrants at 5.ts 3d Wallv the
market is firm No. 1 foundry northern is
Vr nuirJW'-'J5'- 1 fu"d''y north
ern. 81s2:mKHn: No 1 fcitoi.i,..-
'o8318'75' N' J founlr' outhern. $18.0ti,
ST. IUI8, Nov. r -METALS Lead
firm; ap.-lter. higher, $8.20. Lead,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27. -COTTON-Soot
cloned steady. 25 points higher: middling
uplands. 12c; middling gulf, 12.050. Re"
celpts, none.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 27 COTTON
Firm; sales. 2 bales; ordinarv $ li-iV-good
ordinary. 104c; low middling lie
middling. H4c: good middling. 12c;' mid
dling fair. 12 6-lhV. Receipts. 11 69J bales;
Btock, 322. KM bales.
ST. LOUIS. Nov 27. - COTTON - Firm
middling. 114c. Soles, 277 hales; receipts"
none: shipnifnts. 324 hales; stock, 21 S
bates.
LI VERPOf riy, Nov. I7.Soot business re
stricted, prices 22 points lilaher; Am ican
fair 6 7i1; good nilddlina 4 74d : middling
$31: low middline 8.12.1: good ord'usrv
54d: ordlssry. 6.78d. The axles of the
dav were 7 sl bales, of which Ron for spec
ulation and export snd Included 4.M0 Amer
ican. Receipts. l.0is bales. Including $.300
American.
sDItr nnd Molasses.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27 - SUOAR - Raw.
firm; fair refilling. 2 15-16'g3r; centrifugal, hi
test. 3 9-1 80; molasses sugai. 2 11-loj, f.c;
refined, steady; No. 6. 4 10c; No. 7. 4uic
No. 8. 4'k-; No. . 3.9fe; No. ID, nc;
No. 11, $hRc; No. 12. $.; No. 18, $66c;
No. 14 3.75c; confectioners' A. 465o; mold
A. txc: cut loaf. 6. ex-; crushed. (40c:
powdered, 4 90c; granulated, 4 7uc; cube.
4.96c. 1
MOLASSES-FIrm: New Orleans open
gtt rr.,i i0 choice. tf'ti.TSc.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 27 SUGAR Mar
ket. 'eadv; ti-n kettle. 8 J-1nc: open kettle
centrifugal. 33 7-18c: centrifugal whltea,
I4u34c; yellows. 44i34c: ae.v.nda, 24) 34c.
MlLAHSE-Open kettle. yijj;c; centrif
ugal, anj'-'oc. 8 ruy, 2 a 28c
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
General Cattle Market Stead to Strong
and Reasonably Active.
HOG MARKET GENERALLY FIVE LOWER
Fair Reeelpta of gheeo Fat sheep and
Lambs ArtlTe, Strong to a
Dime Higher Feeding
hrep strndf.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 27. 195.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4.7; 4.)
Same day last week 6.M4 S..vi;l
Same week before 8..tS3 2.7ti
Same three weeks ago.. 6.:i;i 8. "97
Same four weeks ago... 8. .11 3.1"4
Same day last vcar 6,.tkl 4.nUS
ll.l.s)
14. IM
16.TM)
8.i,i
13. 77
8.2..0
RECEIPTS FOR THE YKAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts
of eattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, comparing with last
) ear;
lf. 1904.
Cattle Mo.tiU Ml.is.i
Hogs 2.nii9,S48 I.til.OiH
Sheep 1.SM.633 l.M6,St'7
Inc.
79.446
8.8' Si
23S.m.ti
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for ths last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1906 .19(H.19a.litt.19Ol.;i!W0.!1899.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Now
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1.
I.
a.
4.
5.
e.
7.
I 4 84V 4 84!
I 8 661 I 7Hi 4 611 4 01
499! WI4Um
4 611 ! 4 681 4 04
I 4 89,1 4 831 4
I 4 8741 4 M'
4 4
4 90i . i 411 6 S2 in
4 SSI 4 74' 611 t
4 r.
4 M
4 47'
4 71
4 b9
4 874:
I 4 78' I 83 6 71
4 01
4 834
4 81
i 79
4 tot 4 78! 6S 6 08
4 02
4 03
4 03
4 Mi 44i 6 67
4 17! 4 801 I 6 74
4 971 4 7 4 85
4 8s' 4 '.: i 2ii 5 72
io..
4 794
4 814,
4 74 4 03
4 01
11.
12.
1 6A1 IMS inl S (II 4 S4
13..
4 797,1
4 641 4 III S 59 4 74 S J
4 il 4 67 i 28t 5 ii 4 7; J 93
4 691 4 52; 5 87 i 4 82 S 90
4 8?' 4 651 I 5 63 4 is)' 8 M
4 711 4 4.,' f, 41 4 82 3 7
14
4 73
13. .14 7141
10.. 4 ha
17..! 4 67
18.. 4 fTT,
4 (Ml
4 63!
4 nil
4 51
4 49!
" I
4 47
4 52
4 39) 0 31 6 6'J'
4 451 291 6 f,3l 4 78
4 4 4 28; 6 73' 4 i5
4 44 741 6 911 4 7S
M
e
3 88
3 S9
3 fC
3 85
3 82
3 77
3 76
30.. I 4
21.. I 4 0541
22.. I 4 614
1 6 26 5 75 4 761
4 m
4 31 6 M 4 "81
24..
4
4 201 8 IS!
4 IS: fi 04;
6 99!
4 20! i
6 S6
2.V
2.
4 72
6 70' !
5 7SI 4 7'
5 73. 4 761
Indloates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
The following taele shows the prices paid
t the river markets for cattle:
Oood to choice corn-fed steers J.V25'36.oO
Fair to good corn-fed steers o.OXiii 25
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4.0tK$S.'.K
Good to choice rango beef steers.. 4 . S5ti 4 . ,V)
Fair to good range beer steers $.6044.26
Good to choice cows and heifers... 3..Vfti.W
Fair to good cows and helfera i.HYfi 30
Fair to good western cows l.RfmJ.75
Canners and cutters 1.7503 50
Good to choice Blockers & feeders. S.Wut 10
Fair to good stocke-r and feeders. 3.0013.60
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha Sl.6tsriii.00 $4.35ii4.75
t-'mcago 1.25'nG.rtl
Kansas City 2.tj( is)
St. Louis 2.iii5.90
Sioux City 2.0tsfi .VtlO
4. Ufa 4.85
4.40"t4.724
4.6'"u4.85
4 ."i6'j:i4.G5
SATURDAY 8 SHIPMENTS
The following list shows the number of
cars of feed'-rs shipped to the country Sat
urday and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cars.
N. P. Mayhew, Vlllisca, In. Q
N. P. Mayhew A Co., Villisca,
R. W. W'atchorn. lyclgh-F. H.
la.-y.
Lars Rllx. Calloway U. P
John llerron. North Rend U. P
Long t, Hanson, Mount Vernon Mil.
Becker A D., Alexandria. S. D. Mil.
SHEEP. D. D.
C. O. Lerpinnlng, Brown City, Mich.
N. W 1
11. Lemke. Clialco U. A M 1
R. A. Tawney, Pierce F. E 5
1'lie urrlclni number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road waa:
Cat tie. Hogs. Sh p.H'ses.
C, M. A St. P 2 3
Missouri Vaclllc 1 .. .. 1
Union Pat'ilic svsttm.... 21
C. A N. W. (east)...'.... t
C. N. W. twest) 60
C, St. P., M. A 0 7
C, U. A Q. (east) 1
C, H. A q. (wesi) !l
C, R. I. A P. least) 1
C. R. I. A P. twest)
Illinois Central 8
Chi. Gt. Western 2
Total receipts 199
11 1)
13 3
22 18 3
4
2
5 12
6 4 , ..
2 ..
1 1
1
89 47 4
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tne num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
umana racgmg i;o i
Swift and Company 1,1.;
Cudahy Packing Co 601
Armour A Co 678
Cudahy Pck. Co., Denver 354
i.74
478
1.190
U'I2
1,381
'ioi
1,141
795
1,611
Cudahy P. Co., Sioux C
Vansant A Co
152
Carey 118
Lobman A Co 281
W. I. Stephen 75
Hill A Son 88
Huston A Co 14
Hamilton 333
Wolf 315
MJke Haggcrty 81
Sol Degan 15
J. B. Hoot A Co 388
Bullan 3
Other buyers 224
6.4JO
Totals
CATTLE The week
...6,279 4.648 10,354
opens with a mod-
erate run of cattle
up to noon about )u
bad been received, as
cars, or 4. wo head,
against 6,834 head last Monday and 6,836'
head on the corresponding Monday unx
rear ago. OI tha law van received today
ourteen of them weru shipped direct to
th packers. As a rulu the quality of the
offerings was not very good, but there
were a few ' loads of good cattle on the
market. ,
There were only one or two bunches of
f;ood cornfed cattle In the yards this morn
ng. There was a fairly good demand
from the packers, with the result that
prices held up steady to a little strong in
spots. Good choice stock found ready
aale at prices thai were a little stronger
than those at the close of business last
week.
There were only a few scattering loads
of cows and heifers on the market this
morning, while there was a moderate de
mand irom both tha packers and outside
buvera. Tuete was very little choice atuff
obtainable, and what there waa In found
ready tale at prices thai were gent-rally
steady with thoae al the close of luxt
week'a trading. ,
There was a fair supply of stockers and
feeders on the market this morning and
there waa a good demand from yard
speculators. There were quite a number
of country buyera In and they were looking
for desirable cattle. Light and medium
weight Btock seemed to have preference
ovei the heavy slock. Good light and
medium weight feeders sold at prices that
were generally a little stronger than at
Friday s close, while the heavy weights
were selling practically steady.
Representative sales:
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iJ cows..
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38 feeders.. 692 $3 $0
930
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3 60
t 60
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a 76
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3 86
a 45
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6-' beifers..
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t feeders.
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1 cow...
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1 bull...
4 steers.
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13 feeders.
IS feeders.
t 40
NUBRA8KA.
4 COWS 942 1 io 2 Teeders.
I tows 792 1 90 37 feeders.
It cows 890 I 80
16 cuws 916 t 40
62 feeders.. 789 2 86
10 cows Iu02 1 60
SOUTH DAKOTA.
II ateers ...1157 $41 14 steers. ...1164 8 35
E. B. Meyers Neb.
$1 cows 677 t Ou 6 cows J0 1 40
O. C. Mulloy Neb.
84 feeders.. 1166 14
HOGS There waa a moderate run of
hog this morning, and up to noon soma
lxt-slx loads. 4. "00 hwul. had been re
ceived Of this number five cars were
shipped direct to th packers. This Is
somewhat larger than the run lail week
snd is Just about tlie same as the run
for the corresponding day Isst vear. when
the receipts totaled 4 for the 1uy.
The tnaikt t oiMned sinm! s nlcktd loa-er
and was rather drsggv and has hern In
Just about that condition all day. Fx
(eptlng at the rinse, of the market prlres
rased olT Just a tr'fle more, and closed
we.tker than at the opening. A single
IomiI of good rliotce f:l hoicks brought the
top of the market for the rity. selling at
14. iS. The hulk of the sales todav are
taking place In the neighborhood of 14 tWnr
4 70, which s Just about 5c lower than the
hulk of the sale last Saturday. The aver
sge of the s.il-s today will amount to
practically a strong nickel lower than those
at the close of list week's market.
Early reports Indicated a light run at
Chicago and a lower market, and the mar
ket nt this point slumped In sympathy with
th merket at that point.
Representative sales:
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SHEEP There was a rather light run of
sheen todav and the aualltv of the stuff re
ceived showed a little improvement over that
shipped in last week. There was a great
deal of plain sheep on the market todsy.
cut there were also a few loads of pretty
respect.'ihle-lnoking stock. Dp to noon
some fortv-scven cars, .'8, OTO head, hnd ar
tlvcd as iisnilnst about 14. Of") head the prev
ious Monday, and 9.25" head for the corre-
spi ndmg Monday a year ago.
i'Mcker: were all in tne margei tor 1111
stock, but the tun of this kind of Mteep
was rather light, wllh the result that trad
ing in choice fat sheep was fairly active
with the market strong to 10c higher in
most cases, ltmbs were also selling at
good, steady prices and In some cases
went nt prices that would Indicate that the
market on that kind of slock was about
lot- higher. However, generally speaking,
the market on fat lambs was steady to
strong.
There were n number of fending lambs
on the market this morning and the quality
wns generally pretty fair. There wete
quite a number of coulry buyers In today,
but they were Inclined to be rather par
ticular and were In a rather bearish mood.
However, In spite of this, the trading on
feeder sheep was reasonably active, with a
market Hint was practically steady with
Inst week's prices.
Quotations on fat sheep snd lambs: Oood
to clioice fed lambs, '1.7"'f 7.25; good tc
choice range lambs, Stl.M'T on; good to
choice yearling wethers, $5.2S5.6V. cood to
choice old wetherB. $5 Otfl5.50; good to choice
idd ewes, $1.6005.00.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
G001I feeding. $i.25i6.75; good feeding year
lings. $4.7"iii." 26: good feeding wethers. 4.7J
A6.U0; good feeding ewes. $3. 40fo"S 75; breed
ing ewes. $4 26 34.30.
Uepresentailve sates:
No.
4 Wyoming ewes
320 Wyoming feeder ewes..,
8!4 native ewes
5 native wethers
35 native ewes
73 native ewes
114 native ewes
218 Nebraska ewes
463 native wethers
118 native wethers
11 native, lambs
842 Wyoming lambs '.
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. io?
. 9
. 99
. 110
. lot
. 122
. 123
. 9H
. 94
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. 102
. b9
Pr.
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4 )
4 40
4 60
4 60
4 H24
4 624
4 76
6 40
s (124
50
4 56
CHICAGO LIVK STUCK MARKET
Best Cattle Steady, Others Lower
' Hohs Five Cents loever,
CHICAGO, Nov. 27. CATTLE Receipts,
S3.INX) head; market for best steady, others
dull and lower; common to prime steers,
f 9sio.(i0: cows, $2.8iii'4.2f: heifers, $2.00ifr
l 0; bulls, $2.OtaH.0O; stockers and feeders,
$2.1.Hf415; calves. J2.0fr7.00.
HOGS Receipts, 45.t"l head; market 8c
lower; good to prime heavy. $4 .8024.87 4;
medium to good heavy, $4.70tf4.80; strong
weight butchers. $4.8(xrt4.86; good to choice
heavv mixed. $4.6Wi4.80: packing. t4.5g4.8q,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 30.000
head; market steady; sheep. fcl.75(ij6.6o;
yearlings, $5.50!&.35; lambs, $6.5Q1.60.
New York Live Stork Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 4.412 head; market: steers opened
firm, good steers 10c higher; medium and
common, slow, closed steady; bulla, steady
to strong; cows unchanged: native steers,
$3.75415.45; oxen. 43-00; bulls, $l4('ii3.50; heavy
export. $400; cows, $1.4i1j3.60. Liverpool and
London cables quoted live cattle lower at
iV114c per pound; tops at London, 12c,
tressed weight; exports tomorrow, 1,120
head of cattle and 4.5U0 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 917 head: market 1
slightly higher; veals. $8.50(i9.50; little
calves, $6.4tt6.iiO: grassers, $2.&fKu8.0O; no
westerns; dressed calves, firm; city dressed
veala, 64frl34c per pound; country dressed,
114c
HOGS Receipts, 14.592 head; market
easier at $S.lO'u6.40; choice light and pigs,
$5 4i"1(5.5i.
SHEEP AND LAMBflRecelpts, t.15.1
lead; sleep slow and feeding easier; lambs.
steady to strong; sneep, i-i.jvuo.ji)
$2.503.00; few choice sheep, $5.50;
$850u7.76; choice, $7.85U7.874; culls,
8.00; Canada lambs. $7.20417.25.
culls.
lambs,
$4 00(9
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 27 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 14.000 head, Including 1.1(0 south
erne. Market steady to 10c higher: choice
export and dressed beef steers. $&.15ii6.0i);
fair to good, $3.605.00; weatern fed steers.
$2,757)4.50; stockers and feeders, J2.40fil-4.2e;
southern steers, $2.5Oj4.00; southern cows.
$1.7fVn3.00: native cows, $1.7.Vi3 So; native
heifers. t2.6O4j5.00; bulls. $2,OKri3.5n, calves,
$2.5Ofi.(i0.
HOGS Receipts, 6. COO head. Market weak
to 5c lower; top, $4.80; bulk of sales, $4.70ff
4 80; heavy. $4.7fc?i4 8ii; packers. $4.76''q4 80;
pigs and lights. $4.4tr&4 724.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,000
bead. Mnrket l(svjl5c higher: native lambs,
16.25437. 16; western lambs, $6.26i7.00: ewes
and yearlings, $4 264)5.85: western clipped
yearlings, $5.2Mr6.85; western cllpited sheep,
$4 6tS(i6.60; stockers and feeders, $3.50414.50.
St. l.onla Live Stock Market.
ST. IjOUIS. Nov. 27. CATTLE Receipts,
6.000 head. Including 1.500 Texana. Market
steadv; native shipping and export steers,
$4 06'g5 9f; dressed beef and butchers' steers,
$2.7ru-4.o5; steers under 1.000 lbs., 12 704 (t;
stockers and feeders, $2.Pfl3 u; cows and
beifers, $2.0iK't)4 40; canners. 1 1 751)2.10; bulls,
$' l.'(i3 So; calves. $3tsii7 0n; Texas and In
dian steers, $2.0u4j3.7S; cows and beifers,
$2 ii04i3 00.
HOGS Receipts, 7,500 head. Market was
teady; plga and lights, $4.60414 80: packers,
$4 5')t)4.80; butchers and best heavv, 1. '
4 85. : 1
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ;.0ft)
head. Market steady; native muttons. $4 00
toft 25; lambs, I5,iiji;,; culls and bucks,
tt.n4 3u; stockers. $S.(S3.50; Texans, ti.uO
tj4.25.
St. Joseph Live Stuck Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 27. CATTLE Re-
celpts. 1,991 head.
Natives. $3.66 08.10
$.00; stockers and
HOGS Receipts
Market steady to strong;
cows and beifers, 1 &Xu
feeders. $2.753 90.
5.197 head. Market a
shade lower; light
$4.65444 75: medium and
heavv. $4.7oft4 6": bulk. $4 7.4'a4 774.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,
hoad. Market steady to strong.
1,471
Slons City Live Stock Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY, Nov. 27. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipt. 2.0U0 head;
market steady; stockers higher; beeves.
$4.1x4(41-60; eons, bulla and mixed, t2.taj.!ti;
stockers and feeders, $2 7Tii3.7o, calves and
yearlings $. VH3 40.
HOGS Receipts. 4 6n0 head: market tc
lower, selling at $4 5534. Si; bulk of sales.
$46Kil.i24
Slock lu Sight.
Receipts of live stock at th six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. IIOS. 8hn.
South Omaha.
Sioux Cltv
Kansas City...
St. Louis
St Joseph
Chicago
Total
. 4,750
. 2,000
.H.OuO
. 5.000
. 1 4
J3.0l
.60.741
4.6o0
11 ,7t
4.5"i
4.000
7 M
6 197
46.0HO
10.0(0
1 t-i
1 471
JU.0O0
72.797 44.231
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frails.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27. EVAPORATED
APPLES General market la firm. Com
mon to rood are quoted at 7c; nearby prim
at 84'aMc; prime, n.,ij)4c; choice, luc;
fancy, lie.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
ar In teady demand In a lobbing way,
but the demand lenvuln for small lot.
Quotations iaTg 4u;&c, according to grade.
Apricots are unchanged with choice quoted
at H4'ij9c; extra choice, 94t10c and fancy
10'ijl2c. Peaches roiiiluue firm with a fair
demand and offering light. Extra ohoit
are quoted t 10c: fancy at 104B11c; extra
fane, 114 13c. Raisin ar nuiet tin spot
with quotations unchanged. 1ooee muscatel
are quoted at 6Stj,4c, seeded raisins. 544
9c and lindon la vets al $1 so.
)MII WIH)IF.I.K MARKKT.
Condition of Trade nnd qnntatlona a
staple and Fancy Prodnce.
EGGS Fresh receipts, candled stock. 2.s
l.ivr. 1 Oi I Tr) - liens. itx-ste,
6c; turkeys, 13 Mr: ducks, c; spring chle'
tns, 8'yc; geese. 'fio
DRKI
KSSbiM
POULlRT-Turkey. 171f
Old touts. 14 filar; chicken. ""U'lOr; Old roo.
ters.
ducks, lift 12c; geeae. liaftllc.
BUTTER-Pack Ing stock. 15c
holt
ki&214
fancy dairy. lHtl9c; creamery,
mints. 114c.
SUGAR Standard granulated. In bbls
$6 11 per cwt ; cube. $6.96 per ct. eut
loaf. 'i 40 per cw t.; No. 8 extra C bag
or bbls., $195 per cwt.; No. 10 extra t
1as only, $4 80 per cwt : No. 16 yellow
bags only, $4 73 per cwt.; XXXX iniaderec
$5 85 per cwt.
FRKSH FISll-Trout. 1011c: halibut,
lr
buffnlo, dressed. 9c; pickerel, rtrersed, ;
while bass, dressed, l!c; sunfish, Oc; p
scaled and t1ressd 8c; pike, lisc ; ct
13c: red snapper, Inc: salmon, lie; 1
ties. 12c; eels, ISc; bullheads. 11c;
bass. 26c: w hlteflsh, 12c; frog lef
dor... 36c: Icbsters, green, 17o; i w
lobsters. 20c; shad roe, 46c; bluefl .
berrlng, 4c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha 1-
v .. 1 .. Ji 1 a-.
ion-I'n 11 . . , vj. a f , , niruiuin,
course. $1;.
BRAN Per ton. $14.80.
TROPICAL FRT'IT.
ORANGFJt - California Navels, all
tSM- Florida all sixes. 13 (si.
I
i
1
LEMONS l'moniera, extra tanoy
slse, $4 .25; S'10 and 380 alies, $6.60. n'
DATES IVr box of SO 1-lb. pkg.. Ill
Hallow-ell. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb. $4c
wslnuts, stuffed, 1-lb. pkga.. $2 per doc.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. ealton, 7M
8T.c: lmnorted Smyrna. 4-crown. 12c; t-
err, sen 14c
BANANAS Per medium - Slxed bunch.
$1,761)2.26; Jumbos. $7.5orJ.0O,
FRUITS
PEARS Lawrence snd Mount Vernon,
$2.50.
APPLES Ben Davis and Wlnesspa. In
3-bti. bbls.. 14.00: California Bellnowers,
$1.60: Colorado Jonathan and Grimes'
Golden. $2.26; New York apples. $4.60 pet
bhl.
i : RAPES Imoo-ted Malagas. t5.5O9n.0O.
CRANBElf rseys. $12.00 per bhl.;
Bell and Bugle. ... il3 0o.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home-grown, per bn
Is
rT'
fifiOc; Sotttlt Dakota, per bu.. .5c.
ONIONS Home-grown yellow, red
white, ner bu., 85c; Spanish, per era
'''WAX BEANS Per hamper. $3.50.
NAVY BEANS -Per bu., $2 no. ,
Cl'CUMBERS-Per dos , $l.2i'TJ1ft.
CA B HAG E Home grown and Wisconsin
In crates, per lb.. lc.
CARROTS PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS;
rr 1,11 A5'fi75c.
CKLFRY Knlamflfioo, per dos., 2"9.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per
bbl., $1.75fi2.0f
CAULIKI-OWER-Per crate. $.
TOMATOES-.'allfornla, per crata
lbs.. $2 50.
BEEF CUTS.
t-bu
of
No. 1 rib, 124c: No. i rib. 84c: No.
rl
6c: No. 1 loin, loc; no. s ioin. iti'jc: noj
oln 7t4c: NO. 1 CHUCKS,
oc; 4u. i rtiucK:
4c- No. 3 chucks, Sc; No
1 round. To; N
!
1 round, 64c; No. 3 rounn. J4c; no. 1 plat
4c: No. 2 plate,
So: No. t plnte. JUc.
MISCELLANEOUS. t
CIDER Per keg, $3.75; per bbl.. $,.7S.
HONEY New. per 21 lbs.. $3.60.
CHEESE Swiss. new, 6c; Wlscon
brick, 14c; Wisconsin llmberger, 13c; twl
144c; voting Americas, 14M-C
S UTS Walnuts, No. 1 -soft shells, n
eron. ner lb.. 154c; hard shells, per IK. 13V
Ferans. large, per lb., 14c; small, per P
i9C Petinuts. per lb., 7c; roasted, perl I
',11,1" .,alnli ner lh 12lSl.Ur llmsL.
soft shells, per 1b 17e; hard -thella, in
lb . 15c. Shellbark hickory nuts, nr lb!
$2.26: large hickory nuts, per bu.. l.
Chestnuts. 15c per lb. Coeoanuta. $1,501
sack of 100.
MIOKS No. 1 green. Oc: No. J greent
No. 1 salted. 104c; No. 2 salted. tVie; Ifo
vesl calf, lie: no. s veai ir. c
salted, 7(914c; sheep pelts, 2541.00; H
hides, $1.5t5fJ.OO.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-COFFEE-Fute
otienAfl steadv at unchanged nrlces tr
ndvance of 6 points, in response to sti'r"
European cables. Interior Santos recdia
were heavier again, but while this a.
have checked demand through commit .
lieuses to some extent, offerings wera 01
tively light and the market ruled geneia
steady. The close was net unchHtigun
10 points higher. Sales" were reporte
(4 250 bags. Including December st
.764' ;
7.26c;
Rio.
January, 880c; March, 7.05cv r
July. 7.40c; September, 7.56A7.Oe. i'
ateady; No. 7 Invoice, t 5-lc. r
I
len
Milwaukee Urnln Market.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 27. WHK.en
Steady: No. 1 northern. 8ff88c; No. 2n,t
11
cm, R-'4Wi44c; May. 8ttik,isc. asgea.
RYE- Lower: No. 1. 68c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2. 5Tc; sample, 4"
444c
CORN-Strong; May. 444e. asked. I
Philadelphia Prodnce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 27 BUTTfR
Steady; extra western creamery. 24r; extra
nenrbv prints. 26c.
BGGS Firm: nearby fresh, loss off
tl-'r;
nearby fresh and western fresh, tie
mark
CHEESE Firm: New Tork full cream,
124140.
I
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Nov. 27. CORN f-ower; No. t
vellow, 4?r: No. t. 42c; No. 4. 404e; no
grade. 84350.
OATS-Easv; No. i white. J0JO4e; No. 4
white. 30c.
WHISKY On the basis of $1.30 for fin
ished goods.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Nov. 27. SEED Clover
seed, cash, $8,124: December. $8.16; Janu
arv. $8.) bid: Fehruarv, $8.26 bid; Msreh.
$88x4. Prime alslke, $8.06; prime timothy,
I1.57H.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following deeds were filed for recJ
November 27:' 'J
WARRANTY DEEDS.
S. R. Cox and wife Io K. K Brownlee f
et al, ekO feet lots 2o and 204, Millard
A Caldwell add 1 1.4
Arlington State bank to Pearl Cowglll,
lot 9, block 62, South Omali
Annie Cogan and husband to J. J.
Ryan, lot 5, block 4, Cortigan Plac
W. G. Rasgorshek to EfTi Rasgor
shek. w32 feet of s99 feet lot 1, block ,
V. Lowe' add
Helta of Peter Glandt to Union Pacific
railroad, tract In aw'4 se4 and atrip
In nw4 22-15-11
United Heal Estate and Trust com-
fanv to Anna Junek, 4 lot 13, block
8, Kountxe'a 3d add
Helen M. Hawkea to Elizabeth Mal
colm, lot I, Pruyn'a subdiv,,.
Frank Thompson, executor, et al to
J. H. Ilutten. w-44 feet lots 14 snd
16. block 3 M. Donovan's subdiv....
Hlldnr Applegren to Maria Johnson,
lot 9, block 11. Rose Hill
T. K. MoCracken et al to Mry A.
Enrlght, lot I, block 4, Matthew'
uhdlv
F. J. Mledlng and wife to D. A.
Smith, lot 7, block 18. Walnut Hill..
O. T. Morton and wife to O. E. But- '
terfield et a I. e4 lota 7 and I, block
11. Dwlght A K'a add
Rose Cole to William Sandstrom, lot
3. block 6. Orchard Hill add
Lucretlu R. Seymour to Herman Falk,
lot 24. block 1, Beymour'a add
J. J. Miller and wife to W. F. Miller,
a tract In ae4 11-16-10
Eineline Garahan to Mary M. Bennett,
lots 7 and 8. block 4, Corrigan Placa
QUIT C1.A1M DEEDS.
W. V. Bennett and wife to J. C. Kinh
ball. lot 14. block 4, Central Park. ..
W. F. Hoc li et al to Maria Hocli, a4)
isbiiji v in v-ia-ja
Total amount of transfer
PRIVATE WIRES
Von Dorn Grain Co.
Member
Chlosgo Board of Trad
Omaha Grain Exehang.
Grain and Provisions
Bought and sold for cash or future delivery
Receivers and Shipper. '
til and 230 BOARD OK TRADE BUX3.
Tel. 1004. OMAHA. '
F. D. Day & Co.
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