Nebraska Newspapers

    TTTE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 10(K.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Weik Opati Without flftoitl restart is
. Local Whtat Pit
PRICES ITtAOY EARLY, BUT WEAK LATER
Firm Cables aad smalt Receipts la
Xarlfcwest Lead Balls Hop Corn
l oi, Official Figures Urine
Costraed Bearish.
i piled by the New York Produce em-hangs.
a as a follows:
Wheat, Rx..O"!; tiu ; Increaee. 473.onft.
Torn, I. !',:'. nil.; dei-renee. froon i)U.
Oats, lo.Mfii") bu ; Increase, 7:W,( bu..
Ry, lXS.onn bu ; decrease 341, bu.
Hurley, 3, WO,) bu.; Increase. SM,l bu.
I NEW YORK SiOCkS ASDBilMSU5
dajr
OMAHA,
hna passed
f'ur to the wheat markat Tlw mam
iii firmer feeling at tba atart. but In tha
Nov. 12. 190.
without special
a
Another
llflii
alienee of aupport prices dropped off to Ho
r.elow Saturday. Firmer Liverpool cables
and small receipts In tha northwest lent
cuursge to the but!". A fair Increase was
shown In tha visible supply, though the
futures were' only about half as much aa
laet year. Cash demand whs fair.
Tha trade construed Saturday's govern
ment figures on corn ai beariah and com
rnlselon houees offered corn for sale. The
market ruled weak and cloned Vo lower.
Receipts wars moderate and the weather
gunerally waa favorable. The cash demand
was low and prloea were off In tha sample
market.
Primary wheat receipt, 1.117.000 bu. and
shipments (Ml. duo bu.. agalnat receipts last
year of l.SW.OOO bu. and ahlpmenta of 4M.0O0
bu. Corn recHpts were 720.000 bu. and ship
ments 4,fKiO bu.. against receipts last year
of 878.0r bu. and ahlpmenta of 41,nno bu.
Clearances wera 3X3,000 hu. of wheat. 126.00rt
bu of corn, 8,000 bu. of oats and flour and
wheat equal to 81,000 bu.
Liverpool closed unchanged to Hd higher
on wheat and Vtf'4d lower on corn.
World's wheat ahlpmenta were ll.OOn.OOO
bunhels, agalnat -11. MH.OOO bushels. Last
week and l2Mi,(X buhels last year. Coin
shipment wera ,914,t)M) bushela, against
tAx!.i0 bushels laat vear. Tha visible
aupply of wheat Increased T7S.00U buaheU;
corn decreased, M.rtO bunhels; oata in
creased, 739.0(0 bushels.
The Market Record today says: "Min
neapolis has received J.,noO bunhels less
from 190J crop than from the 19 crop for
the aarne period Duluth received about
3.nr,ft,o more of the last crop than of the
previous crop. Total movemetit of each
crop to thlr imw is about, the same. As
to whether nere la more or less yet to
come than came after this date last year
la allll to ha determined. The chief differ
ence In the situation thla year la In the
f renter porportlon of durum going to
"ninth. Reports Indicate that durum I
hurried forward to export before close of
navigation."
Local range of options:
1 Wheat1
1 Dec...
May...
m
Iec
May...
Oata
Dec...'.
May...
KEW YORK UtSIKRAli MARKET
Virion
f the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12-n-OUR-ReoelpCi.
15.33 hu.; exports, d.7 bu.; sales, i.l
packages; market quiet and lower to cell;
Minnesota patents, K,K4; Minne
sota bakera, $3 era 4. 80; winter patent. $l.ini
4 00; winter straights, $3.4n'a3.b6; winter ex
tras, $2,9048.10; winter low grades, 2 . i
3 0B. Rye flour, firm; fair to good, H .'
a So; choice to fancy, $3.tMj4.16. Buckwheat
fi-)ur. steady, l.ii 35 spot and to arrive;
buckwheat, steady, II 25 per M0 lbs.
CORN MEAL yulet; fine white and yel
low, iX 'UMtil.ii,; coarse, $l.loiil.l2; kiln dried,
$2.75.
RITE Firm; No. I western, 10c c. t. f.
New York; Jersey and state, tvc Ue-
nverea isew York.
JIAKLKYt-Klrm; fowling.
BufTalo; malting, 4!y69c c. I.
WHEAT Receipts, 13.1.(00
12H.T27 bu.: sales. l.Tjfl.nuO bu..
market easy: No t red. 7&Vc elevator; No.
2 red, Sic f. o. b afloat; No. 1 northern Du
luth, 81VC. c. I. t. Butlalo; No. 2 hard. Tbc
c. L f. Buffalo. After a steadier opening.
7.j:o; gn,d co ti tind uu'l on, tll7.1ii4.:ii;
certificate. i!(.;7.7in.
Ca'ilinc of Loam to Rtp'eoiih Depleted
Eesertci Ca?ei Eellinc
CALL LOANS RISE TO TWENTY PER CENT
4Vc c. I. f.
f. Buffalo,
bu. ; export.
, futures; ppot
due to small northwestern receipts and ! by scaling udwn uf outaiaiiuiiig creu.ta
Prllina Ry aborts (aaaea a Itlae
i aloes Late la Iay and
tbe Close la
llrm.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12. Tha money situa
tion nud koine etteel on pine of ii.ca 10
uuy. 'i ne tiCirmin aohiention Ivoni np
ulionb in Hie iiimaei, wiucii was a teaiUie
of. itHt wtea, ave place to some liu.J'""
Hon. As line uemanu connnued as iupi
K lam weeK, tne seiiing was i-necieu ou.y
at concesaiuiis wIiro eic suoalaonai l
slochs wiitre praviuua speculatiun iwu octu
active. i lie cumpenliia lunuence in WW
keliitie was the caning m loan netesaitaieu
bv tne a. in ll In tun kki iei vt o luc
biiKM tnuwn by tne biuiuay ona sian-
iih i.t. io source ot rcpieniamiitmi l cash
( is available yet, unu a ieuui;iiuM ui utpsils
in
Xeir lurk Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12. -MONK Y-On chII.
strnog at Mr.o per cent: ruling rute. l'J per
cent; eluslPK bid. 5 per cent; offered at 8
per cent; tlmr loans, very ntrnn(t; sixty
days. 8 per cent: ninety days. rti7$ per
cent; lx months. per cent.
PRIME MKRCANTIl.K PA PER K'V
per cent.
8TEBUNO FTXCHANOE Steady at tie.
cllno. with scfiiaf bislne!s In barker"' bills
at 14 tt;(K(i4 s.175 for demand nd at $4.wiS'a
4 ai for sixty-day bills: posted rate f4 81'
tH W: riimmerrinl bills, $4 .
fillA Ell-liar. 71c: Mexican dollars. 5nC.
HONLJta-Government, steady; railroad,
easy.
nonos today sere as
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ftst Caul
A brut 8td,
Kindt Lower.
with Cthtr
27i
4. .'i
"i4 3i
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lima tiii
v t Of
ij
Rceijn
momma
stesdv cables, wheat felt the effects of re.
newed December liquidation and In the
Afternoon was weak at Vlj'ijc. net decline.
Financial conditions also Induced aime
-liquidation. Last prices showed c net loss.
Mt-y. 83Vo3Tc. closed at 83 S-lijc; December,
81Vum'c,, closed at 81lic
CORN Receipts, K125 bu.; exports, t2,W3
bu.; sales, lS.O'nl bu. futures; spot, Irregular;
No. 2. 64c elevator and blv f. 0. b. alloat.
No. 2 yellow, 55V4jc; No. 2 white 55c. Op
tion market waa generally weaker on easy
cables from bearish crop report and liquida
tion, closing kc to e net lower; M.iy,
j 5"Hcigo0SiC, closed fle; December, f2M
ki-c, closed Kc.
OATS Receipts, 203.100 bu.; exports,
Artlclea.) Open. Hlgh. Iw. Close. Bnfy
M4I
TOTai
38
I
70;
I
70','
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70 ij 70Ts
36S 36'4
S7S
31H
32V4
- Omaha Cask Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. WHTc: No. S
bard. B6'4'f"4,c; No. 4 hard, 63&ti)c: No. I
spring, 65if(7c.
CORN No. , 40'c; No. 4 yellow, 41c; No.
3 white. 41e.
OATS No. 3 mixed, SC-SSOXic; No. S whlta.
SlfiSlVjc; No. 4 white, 30Mt231e.
Itecelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
1 do;
X.nriwl
Chicago.
Ka.llaa City
Ml nova polls '.
Omaha. ......
Duluth
8t. Loula
85
..2i
..41R
.. 58
..335
.. 89
3S3
78
3
129
821
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tne uiirri.utive fiolaers oi ni-unties tnus
called upon lor repayment sermo rciuctuiu
, to part with their hoianigs, unu nun elfoi'ts
: to m-cure fiesn c-coiiiiiiiOMiiti ran ine
i money rate up to ) per cent early in Hie
i day. The local hajik were said to be out of
I the money market entirely, ami lunua wen
1 available omy trout tne tiust coinpanles anu
out of town lenuers.
The stunaency in tne money market was
aggravated by the maturity ol an matail-
iiient of about half the subscriptions at par
i to u.(Ki,(w of St. Paul stock, whicu theie
i fore called for provision of aooui ju.uw.w.
'Operators in atocka were ' somewhat . Oia
Iturbed by the explicit assertion of Hie sec-
retarv nf the Irnmuiv tnat ne wouiu
bu.; spot market barelv steady; mixed oats, . no measure of relief tor the money in.iraei
W to 33 pounds, 89c; natural white. 80 to In present conditions. Tne tepetilion ot
33 pounds. 3Kj4rtc; cllppinl white, 38 to 40 j the announcement today was that, aiier
potinds 29ft43tc. i confident aasertiona were In circulation in
HAY1 Firm; "-hipping. 8 Ki5c; good to j Wall street that early steps would be taK",i
choice, t.(frq 10. to replenish the money market In spite oi
HOPS-8teady; Pacific const. lOloc , the disclaimers of the treasury authorities.
HIDES Steady; Galveston. SO to 26 Opinion Is not united In financial circles
lbs.. Mc: California, a to Li lbs.. ZJc; Texas 'as to the feasibility of treasury measure
drv. ?4 to an lh ie ! to iv effei-tiva relief at the present tune.
Quotations on
lows:
I' S. ref. J, res...
in coupon
V. 8. ta. re
do cnupon
V. 8. nld 4s, -s.
dn roupon
I' 8. s. 4a. rt
do roiipna
Aki. Tnbscco 4a....
do (a
Atrhiann gen. 4a...
do dj. 4a
Atlantic C. L 4a..
I Bal. Ohio 4a.
I do 3Wa
Brk R. T. r. 4s. ...
Ontral of On. ta..
I 'do lat Inn
do M Inc
do Id Inr
rnen. a Ohio 4'4a..
Chlrago A. .
C.. B. Q. n. la..
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do col. ia
1 n r. a at. L. a. .
. Colo. Ind. (ft, aer.
f'nlorario Mid. 4a. ,
Tnlo. ft Ro 4a ..
, Cuba 5i ,
P. ft R. C. 4a...
I tUMIIIrra' aer. it
! Erie p. I. 4a
do sen. 4a
Horklax Val. 4'a
Japan 4a
'jffired.
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HOGS EXPERIENCE A SHARP REVERSE
Moderate Raa of lbeep and la nabs.
IU (taallly ol Very ttood
Klllera aio and l.orrer, with
Feeders Abont Steady.
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801TH OMAHA. Nov. 12. 1!H.
Recelpfa were: Cattle. Hugs. Sheep.
LEATHER Steadvi add. 27rc.
PROVISIONS Reef, firm; family. I12S0
(613.00; mess, $a fioi9.); beef hams. $l.o"'8l
23.00; packet, 1 10 .M(. 1 1 0; ; city extra India
mens. $i9 601520.00. Cut merits, steady;
pickled bellies, lOtfiU'c; pickled hums.
12f124jc. Ijard. easy; western prime,
$9.4S&9.55: refined continent, $9.90; Scuth
American, $10,7t: compound, I7.87HUH.lVfc
Pork, steady; family. $19.lVwil9.flC. short
clear, $17. 25ib 18.76; mesa, $lft.l8.5.
TAbbOW-Firm: city 2 per pa
64"'; country (packages free), 6Wa$o
RICK Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
SSit-jo; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm; street prlcea, extra
creamery, 27c; otllclal prices, creameiy,
common to extra, 19'fr.Wxc; held seconds to
extra, 2KnJoc; atate dairy common to fancy,
lfa renovated, common to extra, lotii
22o; western factory common to firsts, li. 4
tiMc; western Imitation creamery flints, 2"H
4j2l".c.
CHEESE Qulat; state, full cream, small
fancy, lbc; state; lecember best, il'Sc;
state, fair to good, Vi'ffK'Hc; state, October
best, 12ic; state, fair to good, iJ'a IS'jc:
State. Inferior, lvA.'ffllc; skims. 310'43.
EGOS Firm; atate, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 6',ruifr. stat.
choice, 34-tlbc; state, mixed, extra, 33c
western, average best, 30S31C.
crloes: Firsts, 80c; seconds, 2n28c.
POULTRY Live firm; western chickens
and fowls, HVio; turkeys, 14c. Dressed
firm; western chickens, lKuUc; spring tur
keys, l&tjl&oi fowls, V312c.
i It Is recognised as out of the question ij
bring about easy conditions In wan mrrci
except by carrying foreign inarketa with
thla to a lower Interest basis. Any marked
relaxation In rates here will lead certainly
to an outgo of gold to assist the struggle of
the London money market to adjust ""'T
to the heavy coming requirement of tne
year-end settlements. The stock market
setlement beaan In London today and carry-
I over rates were again stiff, a rate of per
okage), ' rent helnar rennrted at one time. The rates
. 7
.100
. o'4
.101
. 7'.i
TVubaah la ,.
do deb. P.. . .
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Official Mondav 9.3iO .!00 .&"
Siitne dav lust week IO.A'1 3.l''r' 19.-'.
Same day 2 weeks aeo.. 9.M6 2'X m,
8a mo dav 3 weeks aRO.. 8. 4 3.217 17!3
S(iin do?" 4 weeks ag... MSi 1.12 27 vs
Hnme dny Inst yenr 8.3S3 3.'M l.-",9
The folluwliig table shows the receipts of
csttle. hoas snd sheep at South Omaha for
the year to oate. compared with last year:
iojA 1aV Inc.
Cut tin ... 916 M W2.47R 2I..172
Hogs J i:,8 274 1 P'K.l.W l'4.1
Sheep 1,!CS.9i;7 1.75J,1 17.R'jS
CATTLE gUOTATlONS.
Oood to choice corn-fed steers $5 78 35
Fair to g iod corn-fed steers &.nii.
Ooininun to fair corn-fed steers 4.l"(ie '(0
Qood to choice range stt-ers 4.7;Viu.4o
Common to fjir range steers Jcfn4(Vi
Oood grans cows and heifers 8 3-x'4.(M
Fair to goou cows and heifers Mr.VJ.3o
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 1.whi-'.7o
OoodK-hnlf-e s:ockers ami feeders.. 4 i4 V.
Fair to good stockers and feeders . 3 2.l.nO
Common to fair stockeis 2.7oii3 3o
Bulla, stags, etc 2.Utti3.75
; Veal calves 4.i'i.0;
The following taole shows the average i
price of hogs at out li Omaha for the last I
several days, with comparisons: i
7." 111 Ml V7'a
; i ... in
ii i ... j"
of sheep were vriy
only a txut timty .s
bcinu leportett In when the ntirfcri I'lunwl.
It ks junt as well, however, that the luu
light sn advices Ironi t imago ami
more easterly hiiiis were deculi-uiy un
favorable. Packers hsd inessnires quoting
the Chicago market l.v'nlnc loner and In
cases more than that Naturul.y they aeie
Inclined to move retty cautiously at this
point with tha result Hint the murk. I on
killers was slow from start to finish, with
prices generally a little lower. The tct
that there X ere almost no good killers
either sheep or lambs on sale irade the
market even -lower than It aould other
wise have -been.
Most everything In sight was on the
feeder order and while the condition of tna
'market on killers niturully made huyi rs
a little bearish, the trade ns a whole was,
In fnlr shape. Desirable feeders such as
were epeclnllv Fought after were iully
steady with last week. In spite of the fact
that there was no great life to the trade
the receipts were so moderate thai tha
bulk was cleani-d ii" In fair season.
Quotations on klllera: Oood to choice
lambs, $7 OOOJ7.2S; Talr lo good lambs. $(V7r'?
7i; good to choice yearlings. $.'i.5tifi.U;
fair to good yearlings. $.i.2Mj3 50; good to
chnlcn wethers, $S."t?S "0; fair to good
wethers. $4.7.'4ja.00; good to choice ewes,
$4...o(i6.25.
I Quotations on feeders: Oood to choice
Ininlts. $ p"tS.2e: medium lambs. $3 oix&f.iiO;
I light lambs. $l.7.V(Ki.2o: ycnrllnK', $.V1
wethers. $4.7.Hioo; ewes, $3..VKti4.2j;
lug ewes. $4.7y(i5.on.
43 Nebraska ewes and wethers
cull feeders'
1.S8 Nebraska yearling ree,1"it.,
F 44 Nebraska yearling feeders...,
3:2 Nebraska yearling feeders...
I" 7 Wyoming lambs
, 2o0 Wyoming lambs
bieed-
1
81
8
4 40
5
J 25
I 40
7S
No. ;n, sic per Ih. ; No. JS. I- per lb.; No.
2". I'H' per '.h : No. 21. l.V per In. t
CO'-OAM TS-l'er pack of on. $4 Mi .
SVIU'P In bbls.. :7c per ail.; In cse.
6 i0-lh cans, $1.7(.; cases, 11 i. lb tans, $1
cass, i4 :-lb. cans. $I.K.'.
HONEY Per 24 frames, trt.KV
Cll'KR New, rmlf barrel, $2.76; barrel.
$r..o.
CANNED O'MIDS Corn, standard w.
cm. Ivili'c; Milne. Il li. Tomatoes, 8 lb.
curs, 41. In; 2-lb. eann. tT'ciitl (0. Plne
spiiles. grated. 2-lb.. $2Mi.Sv; Sliced. tl.Ct
ti1:: jinlhoi apples. f;incy. : ; California
apricot". H.SOii J 5&; penrs. $1.7;. -!..; peac
fancy. $1 Tt.-o 2 i; II. C pes. bes, I.u iiIm
Alaska salmon, red. $l.i: Jancy Chlimak.
F., $.'.1(1: fancy sot key e. F.. $!..'; SMrd'ie s.
quarter oil, $2.7fi: Hit ee-quni ter mustard.
8V0j Sweet potatoes, $1.irlil.i; sauerkraut.
$100; pumpkins. IsX-tiH (HI; wax beans. 2-lh.,
i J..i.0c; llipa lieans. 2-lb.. 7.".ciSl 3i; spinach,
1 $!.Si; cheap peas, 2-lb., 60c; exiras, 9jci$l.lo;
' la i,cy. $1 ..id 1.75.
( I ll KD fish Family whliensn. per
qunrter bbl., Iki lbs., $0ii; Norway mack
erel. No. 1. I2S.O0; No. 2. $.''. 0; No. 3. $20.(0;
Irish. No. t $bi.0(; herrina. In bbls. -.1)
lbs. enrh, Norway, 4k. $9.0"; Norway, 3k,
$9.00; Holland herring, in kens, milkers,
sec; kegs, mixed, 70c.
FISH Trout, lie: halibut. 12c; catfish.
15c; buffalo, sc; bullheiids. 11c: black bass,
fine stock. 25c; salmon, 12c: pike. 11c; red
snapper, fresh frosen, 12c; whltellnh, fresii
froxen, 13c; yellow perch. dress-d snd
scaled. 8c; pickerel, freh froaon. 9o;
frog legs, 35c per d". saddles.
HIDES AND TAl.LOW-(Jrecn s-tlted.
No, 1, 12c; No. 2. llc: bull hides, 91 1.8-1
green hides. No. 1. 11c; No 2. lie; horsa,
1 fnorS.75 ; sheep pelts. 5tv'i.'?1.25. Tallow,
No. 1. 4c: No. 2, ie.
NI TS French walnuts, me; California
walnuts. No. 1. hard shell. 13r; No. 1. soft
hell. He; ljrar.ils. U't 1 4;0 ; pecans, 14c.il7cJ
filberts, UVuHc: peanuts, raw, 5c:
i oastc.1. 7Hc; California almonds, hard
el. el!, loc; soft shell, lsc.
CHICAGO, I.IVB STOCK MARKET
Date.
Boston Stocks and Ronds.
BOSTON, Nov. 12 Call loans. TI per
cent; time lo-ins. sti 7 per cent, official
quotations on stoc'-s ind bonds were:
19o. il$06. 11901. ;Ha)3.;i902. 11901. IIWO.
ad, 4a.
4a.
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CHICAGO CHAM AMD rHOVISIOS.
at. I.ools General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12. WHEAT Lower;
track. No. 1 red. oath. 757u4c; No. 2 hard
714i74c: December, TZdtTihtc: May, i6ic.
CORN Lower: track. No. 2. cash. 44c
No. 2 white, 44Hc; December, 38!4'940c; May,
41Vf41VJ.
OATS Lower; track, No. 2. caah, S3V4tt
34c; No. 1 white, 344 33c; December, 33;t).
34c: May, 84e.
FTXJt'R Steady; red 'winter patents,
$1503.80; extra fancy and straight, $,'1.15
fc3.4(: clear, $t.20(&175.
SEED Timothy; steady, $3.26ff3.75. ,
CORN MEAU Steady. $2.50.
RRAN Sacked, east track. 93Cn95i-.
HAY-Steady; timothy. $12.50ia'l5.00;
He. $10.50-( 13 60.
IRON COTTON TIE8-$1.02.
BAOOINO 9V4c.
HEMP TWINE8C..
Jobbing,
steam. $9.02.
Dry salt meats, steady; Doxed extra shorts,
$6.92Vi; clear ribs, 9.12; short clear $9.874.
Bacon, steady: boxed extra short, $10.624;
clear ribs, $9.874; short clear, $10.87i.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 8c; springs,
8c; turkeys, 13ea'15c; ducks, 8'ti9c; geese.
for sterling exchange had declined, never
theless, under the Influence of the stringent
I money market and free offerings of cotton
bills. Discounts hardened In London and
Berlin, but the Bank of England secured a
large consignment of South American gold
newly arrived In Txindon.
I The decline In prices of stocks gave some
I Additional point to the discussion of the
, labor question, which Is going on either by
1 voluntary advances by many corporations
I or by demands from labor organisations.
1 Nof much apprehension was expressed or
i strikes In spite of the having of a ballot
reported amongst the Erie firemen on the
question of golnx out. Ths reports of the
prosecution In preparation against the
r. . 1 a i-, CnmnanV ftf Sn intended lh-
Ofticla . vestlgatlon of the Harrlman railroad combl
! hntlone by the Interstate Commerce com
mission and of rumored recommenoa.-oo.
In the forthcoming message of the president
were Items In the day s discussion and had
some Influence In the depression. The con
siderable pArt played by short Selling hov
ers was Indicated by the recovery In the
latter part of the day, due to covering or
short contracts. The closing was firm at
. Ronds were easy. Total sales, par value.
BUTTER Steady:
dairy. 18n21c.
EGGS Higher; 24c,
Flour, bhla
W heat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Pea fares uf tha Trading aad Closlnr
. Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-Advleea claiming s
liberal yield of spring 'Wheat In the: north
west depressed the local wheat murket to
day. ,At tha close wheat for December de
livery, was off V&.Ho, corn was down We,
oats were Ho low.. and provisions were
'oT'to to 10c lower.
During the eariy trading In the wheU pit
the tone was moderately firm, because of a
fair demand by commission houses. This
buying waa largely the result of firm cables
and continued small receipts In the north,
west. Iater, however, the market gradually
eased off. Ixcal holders were free sellers I PROVISIONS Pork, lower;
of MM) December delivery and I coiuihM)lon4 ird.TVJvJei prlme ' ate
selling was bnsed upon reports of the north
west declurlng that this year's crop of
spring wheat will prove very large. Selling
hy commission houses that nave northwest
ern connections seems to confirm this Im
pression. An Increase of 775,000 bu In the
visible supply hud some beariah Influence,
although the increase for the corresponding
time last year amounted to 1.826.000 hu. The
market closed easy. December opened
higher at 73c, sold oft to 72V and closed
at 72'ii-72-ic. Clearances of wheat and flour
were equ,-U to 399,000 bu. The amount of
breadstuffs on ocean passage decreased
876,0) bu. Primary receipts were 1.187,000
bu.. compared wtth 1.548,010 for th corre
sponding time one year ago. Mlnrenpolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported rcre'pts of
833 cars, as against &S5 last week and l,3o
a year ago.
The, government crop report, which
showed a farm reservs on November 1 of
119.ufO.000 bu. of corn, was chiefly responsible
for Ihe moderate weakness that prevailed
all day In the corn pit. The Increase) In
local receipts also inspired selling. Leading
cash houses were the principal sellers and
there waa some liquidation uf Deceinlier
holdings. Offerings were taken by aborts
and commission houses. The market rlnswd
easy. . December opened unchanged to "tc
lower at 42'c, sold off to 41rTi417e and
closed at 42c. Local receipts were S-j core,
with 102 or contract frraae.
The oats market was weak for the greater
part of the day. The market was affected
ny the weakness of wheat and corn and
hI so by an Increaao of iJ9,0)0 bu. In thn
visible aupply, ss against a ' decrease of
i2.u0 bu. for the corresponding lima last
ear. Pit traders and commission house
sold, while shorts and cash interests took
tl offerings. December opened unchanged
to s shade higher at 34S to 31(fiS44c. wild
between 34,c and 34o and closed at 34c.
Local receipts were 321-carr.
Trading in provisions was active and the
tone of the market was weak. The receipts
of live hog today were 6.000 more than had
been expected and this led to considerable
selling by local tongs, who nought Salurday
on tho expects tlou of light receipt. There
was u!so considerable selling of January
lard by a" local packer. The demand came
chiefly from shorts. At the close Janu-rv
pork was off 7Sfil0c St $14 OS. lard was down
.Willie at $8,371 j and ribs were 5c lower at
$7 55.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
IS cars; corn. 387 cars; oata. 209 cars; hogs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
21.0U) head.
$".monn. United States nonos were un
changed on cnll. -
The following was the range of prices on
the New Tor t Stock exenanae.
Sulfa. Hlh.
Prsl-
. i.
creamery, 21'ff27c;
case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
12,(0 9,000
W.Oi O 41, (mi
128.000 6),ioo
138,000 89,000
Minneapolis Grnli Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 12.-FLOUR-First
patents, $4.iOiiJ-.J0; second taitents, $4.0i744
4.1&; first clears, $3.i(3.35; second clears,
$2. 407i 2.50.
BRAN In bulk, $1C.25.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis snd Chicago delivery). Ths
ranga of prices, as reported by F. D. Day
b Co., 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. j Snfy
Wheat
Dec...
May.,.
July...78'(aT,i
r iax
Dec.
Nov..
May.
74&1
777u78
1 1 I
1 l.4j .
1 aoHi
1
7Lsl
7ii
17Hl
' 74i
77l
1 1
1 19S4
1 'V!
74S1!
77
78S,
1 17.
1 an,
1 21V,
Articles.! Open. I Hlgh. Ixw. Close. Sat'y.
W heirT" 1 j j j
Dec, 173 iV 73KI 72S,72",'ir's! TV,
May.. (78 )' 78H.I 7741 nS: 77
Corn I : I I I
Viec. . 142 45V 42W.I 41'' 42 ' 42K
May i434,H. 43 W! 43 43''o' 48H
Julv , 44 1 44 I ' 4X1 . 434! 44H
Oats- ! I 'I I
Dec. , !S4S(! M W,! 34'i! 34;
MiT ;ViviAi' 35SI !KV- W, S5
Julv ! 33,; MV S3'.'
Pork- ! Ill
Jin. . 14 IIH! 14 12HI 14 00 ! 14 05 11 IF.
ew May 14 25 I 14 26 14 12H1 17V 14 SS
l.nd I'll
Nor. 20 j 9 25 91 I 2B rv'
rec. 8 ft 8 6" I S H'Li,' S 574l 8 7H
.Ian. v 8 42i 142V 8 35 i 8 37il 8 47H
Ribs. ! I I
Jan. I T 571,1 7 so 7 S2Hi 7 55
May :i T 87V 7HI 7 hi I 7 67V
7 t
7 72V.
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat : No. 1
hard, 784c; No. 1 northern. 77Vc to arrive.
784C; No. t northern, 74C, to
74ac; No. I northern, 72H'uv73ii.
durum, 6..i,c, to arrive November 20, 6uH;
regular oomic; no, 3 aurum, bic, to arrive,
57Hc Corn: No. I yellow, 45c;. Oals: No.
3 white, 31vic; No. 3. 29VnJO(,c. Barley:
S7&-47C. Rye: 67fe68c. Flax: $1.17.
Kansas City Grata aad Provlslou.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 12 -WHEAT-De-i
cembar, 6Sc; May, ile: cash, No. 8 hard,
$7Hib7c; No. 3 oOOdc, No. 2 reu, (H0 No.
J, o.foWw-.
CORN-December, S7'4c; May. 38'c; Julv.
887c; cash, No. i mixed. 3Mi3!Hc, No. 3
3V4o: No. 2 white, 88Vv(j:c.
OAT8-N0. ,2.whlt, BJVc; No. 2 mixed,
32 V" JJ. - .
RYE Steady, 57 6 60c
HAY Firm; choice timothy, $13,763'
14 00; choice pralrlu. $1 1.7i 12.00.
Ml. TTER 4. reamery, 20c; packing,
EC.OS Firm; extrus. 25V'; hrsts.
seconds, 19c.
Adama Expmai
Amalgamates Copper ......
j Amartean C. 4V V
1 Am. r. T. pf4
I Am. Cotton OH
Am. Cotton Oil pM
Am. Eipra
i Am. H. U pfd
! Am. Ira, aerurltlaa
Am. Llnaead Oil
Am. Llnaea.1 Oil pf
I Am. Loromotlv
! Am. Locnraotlva pM
, Am. . R..-
'Am. 8. R. P'4
Am. 8usr Rallnlns
, Am. Tobacco ptd. ctta
Anaconda Mining Co
I Atchlaon
I Auhlaon pfd
I Atlantic Coaat Lina
j Baltimore Ohio
tiai. tin... e".
Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canadian Pacific
Oulral of N. J
ChcMpealia V Ohio
Chicago ct. Weatara
Chicago Norlhweatorn...
Chicago, Mil. St. P
Chicago T. 4k T
Chicago T. ft T. pfd
C C, C. St. L
Colorado F. r I
Colorado At
Colo. A So. 1t pfd
Cola. A 80. Id pfd
ConnolKlaled Oaa
Corn Product, rfg
Corn Product a pfd, rfg
Delaware A Hudann
Helasara. L. a W
Denver Klo Oranda
P. R. O. pfd
IllatllUrs- Sacur'tles
Kris
Urlei 1t pfd
Erie td p(d
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illlnola Central
International Ptper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iws Central pfd
Kanasa CHr So
K. C. 80. pfd
Luulavlils & Nashville
arrive, 1 lleilcsn Central
No. 1 I Mlnnaaonlla St. L
M.. St. r. a a.
M . SI. P. 8. S. M. pfd
M'.uourl Pacific
Mlaaourl. K T
M.. K. & T. pfd
National Lead
Sal ion. I R. R. of M. pld
New York Central 1...
N. Y.. O. W
Norfolk St W....; v
Norfolk A V. pfd
North American
Panne Mill
Pennaylvanlft
Peopie's 0a
P.. C. C. f St. L
PretaM Staol Car
Low. Cloae.
2M
TS.S'KI
i.i'Xt
100
XXI
too
1(10
110
414
I'll
MH
IOB'4
, 41
101
4H
11
Atchlaon
do 4a
M'l. Central
Atchlaon
do pfd
ftneton A Albane.
Roaton A Maine..
Boaton EiT1tMf .
Klt.hhiirg pfd .
Mexican Central .
N V., N. II A
Per Marquette
I nlo.l Pacific , . .
Am. Arge. Cnem
Amer. Pneu. Tune
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
Dominion I. ft 8
Edleon riec. Illu..
Ma. Ele,lrlc ....
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa, ei-dlv.
1 nlted fruit
Inlted Shoe M.rh..
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd. ei-dlr
AdTentur
Allnues
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bid. "Asked
. a'V Bingham
.KK'Vcal. ft Hcla...
. 7 ( entenntai
. I.H'Cnnper Ra-.ge ...
.miS, Pair Km
.in Franklin
.141 Granhy
.1M jtale Rrtrele
.133 Maaa. Mining ...
. 1:H Michigan
.lf:"a!M"hawk
.... 88 iMont. C. ft C...
i...1ni,loid Domlnlos .,
pfd iS",rol
. 18 'l arrot
.IJ2 Oulncr
Hhannon
. ! Tamarack ....
.lnin Trinity
. ?S"4Cnltcd Cooper .
.23 H'. 8. Mining..
. 114 P. 8. Oil
. it'tah
. 7i'virtorla
.10 IWInone
. 70 Wnlrarlne
. IVorth Butte ...
. 454 Bmta Coalition
.104 1 .-.reels
8-,
. 71
.. 17V,
.. (6
.. It,
.. 6
..1!4V,
. . til
. ,10O
.. 1SH
..101
.. 1"
Nov.
Nov.
Nr.V.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1...I 05 1 4 S4 4 84i '
!... fl 0974' 4 80' 4 Ml 00'
3...; Oo-, 4 871 4 i
' I 4 s 4 00
5... i 98 I I 4 !
... 5 IhSI 4 87. I
7..., 5 14.1,1 4 83 4 81'
8... i 01 1 4 M 4 Vv
0 03 f 4 7' 4 7i!
10...' 6 r7 4 4 97
11. 1 4 82
51
I
12...! ixa,i
4 831 4 M
4 4 03
4 87i 8 50
4 7H 6 4s:
4 7P 6 61
4 781 6 r.2
4 781 ( 55
I 6 41;
4 tall I
4 87' 8 35'
251
101 5 03;
4 !
4 0V
4 "
5 ;i
5 73'
1
5 811
i 72i 4 M
6 72 4 1
5 opi 4 ;
5 asi 4 71
5 71 4 8!'
i I 73
R 731
4 81
Cattle Steady In Lower Hons Lower
Sheep Slow.
ClUCAtlO. Nov. 12. C ATT I. K- Receipts,
I 3.('" hed; market for best steady; others
1 weik to loc lower; common to pnine steers.
! $4.tkvi7.: cows, t:'.C4.7J: heifers t ."5f
15.10; bulls. J2.4o!i4.50; calves. $-10'ia .01;
Islo.Kee snd feeders. $"40.j4 60.
i HOC5S-Receipts. Sfl.'OO head; markf t ro'l'V
I lower: choice lo prime heavy. $H 3 .ii-l 4..:
I medium to ood heavy. $; l'n 710 ; butcher
'nelchtF, $t;.3.Vo;.tr.; sood to choice mixed.
I lb .ltn;.25; packmic. $5.5ifi 10: pips. 8B.SO.K..3
I 81II-JKF AND l.AMHS-Receipls.
hrnd; n arket slow: sheep. $1 'Jf.tio 85
linns. $.i.;iU'jti.4i; lambs. IF..joi (.ao.
T
Sunday.
RANGE
Omitha
Chicago
Kansas City ..
8t. l.ouls
Slim. City ....
1 he oniclai
OF TRICES
Cuttle.
....$1.80til.O
, ... Lw 1.2.1
.... 2.oui(0.5o
.... 2..'((7 -o
.... 2.5tKf(6.25
or cars
Hogs.
Sr. !j.ijo.07',i
5 m u b
S.'iO'ttS.'JVSi
5.M"((i.2i"i
5 8V1 ..10
of stocR
! brought In today by each road was
..1"4
.. 18
Cal. A Arizona.
Teeumeeh
Oreene Con
. 2
.
.ltnv,
. ftM,
. li
.1(4
. 14 (i
. lit
'CM X, Ht P Bv
I Wabash
I Mo. Fac. Ry
Il'nlon 1'ne. 8yten..
C. & N. W. (oasti...
& N. W. (west). ...
C. P.. M. A O Ry
B. Q. (east)
II. Q. (west)
R. 1. P. (eaat..
l.HlO 7114 71
H,,M"1
100
1.2H0
300
11,t(")
80.9'Xl
n0
l.oon
.joo
153S
1174
1S1
im
27 W
T
101
1.14
.1174
Jl.goo T74
1,000 171
1.7O0
I.n0
44.700
00
11.100
aOO
400
1.100
200
inn
00
12
1714
U2H
117
1314
1
2K4S
TV,
101
1.14
llS
'is',
ViS
17
no
ldSS
Mi
81
37
. . . .
UK
14
tl'4
M4
137
14
76
21SS
41 0
J1.8O0
JOO
200
8U0
74.1,
7hs
9H
42 S
75,
4S
17H4
414
75-4
,
1T1 Vfc
40") 171 17m
l 17 17
400 ll ''
ioo '" ri"
stio mi, in'i
16c.
itvc;
Receipts. Shipments.
2L-...0) lu2,(i
78.0,(0 22.0 4)
25.0i ln,un()
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oata, bu
Liverpool 4rt-la ana I'rnvlalona.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 12.-WH EAT-Snot,
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 5s il.d;
futuiert. uulet; lieceuiber. t'j 37d; Murcn,
tia 5'-d; May, lis Hd.
CORN Hiot, steady; American mixed, la
3V1; futures quiet; December, 4s Kl;
j.inuary, 4s tl
HOPS At London (Pacific coast) firm,
Jt4 los-ald.
pfd
Palace Car..
lat pfd
:d p(d
Sleel
Steel pfd...
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. Nov. 12. CORN HiBher; No
yellow, old. 444c; new, 4oc;No. 8, 44c; No.
old, 44c: No. 8 old, 44c; new, S9o; No.
42tc; new, 37'aC; no Krade, old, 41c;
Si;i-ie
OATR Steady; No. 2 white. 34c; No
white. 33V:; No. 4 while. 32UfiiS.,c.
$
5
4 old,
new.
No. t.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
L I 1 f ' K'afi.lv wlnlar nat..,t. 4-. - a .a
transits. $l.Po3.i; sprlnit nate'nta 1" t ii - Philadelphia Prod nee Market.
J $0; atralpthta, $3.2fti3. 50; bakers. $.'.2t;i:. PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 12. Hl'TTER
WH K AT No 2 spring 774(MUc- No 8i Firm; extra a eetern creamery, offlclnl prl
eprbiK. 72&7Sc; No. $ red,. 71h72c- (?7c; street price, 28c; extra nearbv print;
r-iK .-so. .-, ei'mv-; ,u. 3 vellnw. 4'.i:c 30c.
Ot'lt-.No. l 3oc; No. X white, .5c-; No! 3
ntllle. 5.M(V,
UVF No. t. "Ji01c.
HA Ht-F.Y Fair to choice malting. 47.4,51c
8EK-t)i-No. 1 flx. $1.11; No 1 northwest
ern, tl.i". Prime timothy, $1 il.25. Clover
contract (trtid. $13 26
PRuVISION3--4Short ribs sides (loose)
$.0 fi bi Mees pork, per bhl . $I6C0. L-rd'
er l..i Ihs.. $i'..'5 Short clear sides iboxeil)'
$s rif$ 4-V
Tlvn receipts snd shipments of fluur and
grrain were; iteceipts. Bhlpmei.ts.
Flour, bbls....
Wheut.ibu
"rn. Oil
S'ats. bu
Rye. hu
Warley. bu....
i On the Produce ex
3I'0 23.'
...a.. th.all) iK'.0
4ai.nl 4ZI.5UI
2S. 3S5.2H0
.( S('l
at aw 10 nr.)
hiiuae todav the but-
I r market was ateadv; creamerli-s. l!(i.'5iso;
I I., rles. I:.ffa.. Kkio, stronj: r.t muk.
a.e Imiuitci, V.'li.'lc: firsts, 2S-; rime
Imts. 2ac; exuas. UK-. Cheese, sleudv. 12' .
l.'.V.c.
Dull:
northern, 75a'
6'.l-.f7;7c.
, 5oH,c; sample,
42fJ
'47c;
NEW
of r.
Islhle Si.v
t vr.c l- v.... ,0.
I SSaturJ iy
uf .ral
The
vein I
visible nipp I y
E1G3 rlrin. 2c hlnier: nearbv fresh and
western fresh Sic, at mark.
CHEESE I iv hai.ged; New Tork full
creams. 12-W.&13V'.
Milwaukee Grata Market.
MILWAIKEE. Nov. 12. WHEAT
No. I northern. Ttxusc; No.
77(c: May, i."o ma.
RYE l-teadv ; No. 1
PARLE Y Dull; No.
loc.
CORN Hlsher: No. 1 cah.
May. ioSaW 4Sc aeked.
Coffee Market
NEW YORK. Nov. 12 tXJFFEE Futures
opened steady at unchantrrd piicea snd
worked up u partial 6 points on ad lc s
from Havre savins that, the unfavorable
Santos crop accounts bad tieen coiillrui.1
and that - InterW.r Slocks la Europe were
light. Tradinc aaa only li).-ht. hut the
market held steady and ekiaed steady, net
niirh.inred to $ points lutrher. &tles for the
dav were reported o( sIkiu! h.iax-. In.
ehiillng Ieceniber at t Ii'm. ; March. $ loc 4V,
M iv.. s Not H :;; J-.Hv, 7-c: Kepte-nb.
Priaaad
Pullman
Reading
Heading
Reading
ReputiliL-Rrput.lie
Ro. k imanfl 10
Rock lalsnd Co. ptd
8t. L. ft 8. r d P'd
St. Louie S. W
St. Louie 8. W. pfd
Soulhrrn Pac'nc
So. Paclftc pfd
Bourhrrn Railway
Sn. Railway pfd -
Tennae (. ft I
True ft Pacific
Toledo. 8t. L. ft W
T . St. L. ft W. pfd
I'B'on Pacific
I Bli.n PaclDr pfd
I. 8. Kiprraa
f 8 Realty
I'. 8 Ruhher
V. 8 Rubher pfd
P. 8 Steel
I". 8. Sieel .rl
Va. -Carolina chemical ...
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd
Waha-h
Wahaeh pfd
Wcllfr-fargo Emreaa
Weettnghnuea tlactrlc ...
We.lern I'nloo
Wheeling ft I- K
Wleionaln Central
Wie Cetitril p!d
Northern Pacifte
Central Leath-r
Central I.e4lher pfd
tt'oea -Shtfll-ld Slerl
Creat Northern .fd
Interborough Metiopolltan
Int. Met ptd
Total aalea for the day.
1.100
8.409
!00
ioo
4.8O0
1.200
!)
. 1.3.(0
. 1,0"0
. 8,7(
. 1.7"0
Toe
100
T'"t
no '
. 47.1.W
V
'. l.aoo
100
. 1 l
.K4."0
44t
2)14
44
2
V4
n
7'4
tl
l!7(
4.'.
.1
in 14
8814
117 '
4(14
"iivi
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tun
14444
r 10, as cum-j t Soc.'' Slvt RIJ, iuiet;" No. 7 Involco, 74.C.
. 1. too
Sa1
. 7.400
too
. too
. , 100
'. 8t-)
I too
. t.k'U
"0
4n
. 1
tl
.141.700
100
". "i(io
. 1.000
H
.. 12 7iW
. 4.100
KI
?lrfl
o0
KM
.. " L
4ue
JOO
41.
100
" 700
7o
l.lmi
1.400
SI
874,
4
(4
464
24
'in:4
in
M'A
0
V-i
Zi
S(
M
los,
14
'3"
4H
104
414
104
94 4
111
14
42
153"
44
601,
i4
15-4
'ii"
1C4
77
864.400 aha res.
14014
22V
44 4
' tl'4
l
tk
74
624
124
444
1
Si. I,
87 S
4
13
801.
7
tf
1414
S44
7
7
a
44
5$
014
HI
5 H
IF..'! 14
VV4
344
844
17i4
21
m"
44
10
44',
104
U
111
lft,
414
iso"
Sc
217
1S4
7i"
11714
74
4214
10f
M '4
M4
1411
24 H
n
ns
S7H
71
111
1H4 '
117
112H
M
ti4
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in
0
u
17i4
HI
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!00
171H
JO
1214
SO
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19714
1114
71
314
Hi
8814
13
114
4?K
75
172(4
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I74
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43
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14(04
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7
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67
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164
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111
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144
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80
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7114
Boains Copper Market.
Closlriff quotations on Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Logan & Ilryan. 2 Board
of Trade building, Omaha:
rsevada t ons V",
North rtutto no
Old Dominion....
Osceola 121
Pneu. Service.... V,
do pfd 8oi i
Qtilncy lim
Shannon
Tamarack lfl
Tenn. Copper.... 4'."4
trinity
Fnlted Fruit.
F. S., com...
1'. S.. pfd
I'tah Cons
ftah Copper.
ictorin
Adventure 8
Alloues .18
Atlantic IHVi
ItlnRham SH
Black Mountain.
Boston Cons ftoii
Butte Coalition. 115
1 aiumet & Arig.lh
Cal. A Hecla.
Centennial ..v..
Ooppeo- Rante. .
Iiaily West ....
East Butte
Franklin
Oreene Copper..
Granby
Helvetia
Isle Royal
L. B. A Pitts..
Maaanchusetts
MichlK.m
Mohawk
Sou
C.
' C.
1
V-,
C
Chlcatfo Ot. W.
Total receipts
The disposition of
ib fclliws. rpch huvi
bcr of head Indlrated
116
14
ISO
1
,. 5
.8111
thr
1
1
15
3
'9
3
3o-1
Tew York .t' Star!. Market.
NEW YOUK. Nov. 12 BEEVES Re
ceipts, 4,443 head: steers In fair demand and
V'c hlsrher. except for common: ft bulls
'strnn, others stendv; choice fat cows 1"1C
, 1Rc higher, others sluw; steers, 88. 70118.0.1,
ioxen and sttRs, tir: bulls, 8Msrj( 1.1H;
cowj!. tl l:fc3.S2V; helftrs, 83.80. Exports to
j morrow M cattle and 1.4(81 quarters of beef
CALVE.3 Receipts. I.V h-.ii: prime nrd
choice veali. firm, others ' steody : jtrasseia
and westerns dull: veils. 4 lOnM.oti; r iss, rs..
I2.i(n2.75; westerns, 14.nu; dress.1 calves In
moderate demand; city dressed veals, Ku'
12c per lb,
PMEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpls. l,t3f
heutl; sheep dull; lambs opened steady to
weak, closed easier; sheep, 3.tfi8.t. with
few choice at $.1.6": wethers, 8fi.tS24; culls.
12 iKff-.rsJ: lambs. cS.tHW7.30; choice, 17.11
7.W; culls, S4.t"i;5.0i): Canada lambs. $7
HOGS Receipts. ll.SWl head: market llrm;
j state und Pennsylvania. $8.80.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12.- COTTON-Spot
olom-d n,ul-t; 20 points niiv.-inco; nilddliuK
uplands, lu.tfic; ir.ltl.lllnR gull, W.loc; sales,
l.NKj hales.
LlVEKl-C)OL. Nov. 12. COTTON Spot
Mn ralr demand; prices 1 point liliilur,
1 American mlddlltiK fair. 80id'.; (towl niid
i dilni;. 6.60.I. mlildlinR, fi.IWI, low ninUllinx,
t.iid; Kood ordinary. 4.87d; ordinary, 4'i'hI.
The sale of the day were lo,U) bales, of
j ahlch Id.) holes were for speculation and
I export and luclmled s.jno bales Anu iicaii.
I Reccl.ts. 1M1 bales, Including 14.IKSJ bal
1 American.
, a.-.. 1 . , . 10 CllTTHV
' 1 Steady; mlddllnir. U"c; sales, 4u baba; ru
"rlir" I ceipis, le2 bales; rhlpnit-nts, li bi.Us;
' flock. 1(1 314 bules.
NEW tiKI KA.19. la.. Nov. 12 . COTTf IN
iiwit closed steady; sales S.otio hales, low
ordinary, fiic, nominal; ordinary, H'c,
nominal; good ordinary. 7 15-lilc; low mid
dling, 8c; middling, VHc; (rood mlddllii,
loc; nilddlliiK fair, loSc nominal, fair,
11ic, nominal; receipts, 18,000 bains; slotk,
24..'iOI) bales.
Kansas City Live
44 84 4 KANSAS CITY'. Nov
receipts was reipts, l,8w) head,, Includinn
Oils and noalu.
NEW YORK K, Nov. 12. Oil- Easier;
Prime crude, f. 11. b. mills, 27c: yellow. ;le.
'elroleum. steadv; refined New York, ti.fto;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, $7.1.". Turpen
tine, (;!Hyu70r. , .
HOS1N Finn; atralned, . common .to
good, 14.25.
OIL CITY. Pn . Nov. 12-OlL Credit
balances, 81.58; runs, 1!4).212 bbla.; uveiaite,
81,220 bbls.; shipments. 2!i.i'l bbls.; uvor
ape. U,.V2!(1 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Nor. 12. OILTur.
pentlne, firm. (,f6.
ROSIN Firm, tjuote: A. B snd C,
II.IO: D, 14.05; E. 14.10; F, $4.25; tl, $4.30; II,
84 40; I. 4 4f: K, 1..o; M, lu.tsi;
S4
t" I
21
264
"12 'J
SUI
Winona
Wolverine
llViplMlnir .
17 jCunanea ..
6fiii .
21':
8
1074
lflti
(!1
IS
li
23
V4
10
158
JtlJ
London Closing stocks.
IONDON, Nov. 12. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchasge wore:n
Conaola, money 4t43f., K. A T..
- do account I4'4,N...V Cent ml
Anaconda 1! Jvorfolk ft W.
Atehlron 701: do pfd
do pis r.I05 inntarlo ft W
.I(1S Hennayleanls
.17lfRnrt Mine,
. 84 -Headlng
. 174 ;8nulhero Rsllwar
,17Bm do pfd
. 204, Southern Peclflo .
. 4C14 tlnlon PaclBc ....
. 8i to pfd
. 434ir: 8. steel
. 7714 dn pfd
. i4Whah
.171 I do pfd
.UlU'Snanltli 4ai
SILVER Bar. steady. 32 1 5-ltd per "ounce.
.. c mvi"--! ir cent.
The late of discount In ths open market
for short bills Is 8 per cent; for three
months' bills, ( por cent.
Btlttmore ft Ohio.
Canadian Pacific
Chea. ft Ohio ...
Cblnagn Gl. W .
C. M. ft St. P..
He flee ra
D. ft R. 0
do pfd
Brie
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Illlnola Central
Loulerllle Naah.
..... K
1tl4
K
9S
'
72S
'14
.. 71",
. . 3 ,1V,
.. tl
.. I.ii
. .ISA'S
.. 9
.. 47V.
..101'i
.. to
.. 44
M 1-11
lOmnha Packing; Co..
1 Swift and Company!.
Cudahy Parking Co..
Armour & Co
Armour A Co., Denver..
Vansant A Co
Carey A Benton
Lobman & tVi
McCreary A Carey...
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
Hamilton & Rothschild.
L. V. Huss
Wolf
J. II. Bulla
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Root A Co
Z. II. Clark,
S. A S
T. B. Ingram
Sullivan Bros
V. A Brltton ;
Jacobs
Other buyers
r tiurchaslna tie num. stendv to shade hlnhcr: ton. 88.40; chob
export and dressed neer steers, j.. !. .-;
Cntt'e Hogs Sheep. I fnlr to good, 84.noftiti.40; western steers. I'l.do
... 915 oUi ifi.40; sltxkers and feeders. 2.5tV(i4.5(): south.
. 1 820 inn Xti ern meets. JSOo-ob '5; southern cows. 82.(t
. 13:12 1019 2 4aI 8 26; native cows, I2.Oi4i4.i8i; native heiferi,
"-i 1 tfl-i "e.n tLMi.M: bulla. 82.HH3.78; calves, 83 (Ki.2.
I HtKia Iteceipts. i.a"( neiio; rcnic lower:
,op. $6.174. bulk of sales, W.loii.15: heavy,
it8.124t'4l.li: p'ickers. $ti lifi6.15; pigs and
I llghls. $S.Si5i6.i:t.
. ! SHEEP AND LAMBri-Rccelpts. SiX) head:
murk'-t weuk; lambs. 8fl (nMi7.5i: ewes ind
j yearlings, $4.Wfj6.6"; western yearlings. $5.25
ijitt.0"; aestern sheep, tl.rr7ij.4o; slockots
i and feeders, $3.7Mi5.CO.
H t nr. It Market
12. CATTLE Re- o, ..ai; i 11. .wi,
1 .Hi afiiiihnrnt' :
3-V)
15
:25
147
878
122
314
34
Kn
27;
t
127
. 8
Foreign Financial.
I.0NDON, Nov. 12 -There was a keen de
mand for money today and the supply was
moderate. Discounts were firmer In sym
pathy with ihe money market. Business
on tha Stock exchange was oulet. with a
Total
CATTLB Hecelpts of cattle Ihla morning
were the same as ono week ago. there be
ing not far from 400 fresh cur on sale.
Considering the large run. the market as a
whole was In very fair condition.
Oood beef steers, such as packers would
especially desire, commandeu about steady
prices, demand helug good and the movement
fairly active. The tendency on the loss
desirable kinds, owing to the large offer
Ings. was considerably lower.
The supply of cows was very large, which,
taken in connection with the fact that
nrlcea at the close of Inst week wer vrv
j high as compared with other market points.
orougni snout a lower range 01 prices to
day. The trade opened rather slow, owing
to the bear tactics of the buyers, and waa I
at no time very active, with prices loc and J
In many cases 15c lower than the close of I
last week.
The best feeders accmed to be In very
fair demand this morning, the same as was
the case every day last week. Buyers wars
especially looKing fur good, well bred
, . . Lnnla Live Stock Market.
8T. LOVlS. Nov. 12. CATTLE Re
....!! ceipts, 7.5t including 2.018) Texans. Market
..... ' steady. Native shipping and export steers,
.... ' fj.Ttcol.OO; dressed beef nnd butcher steers,
' o.OO'fjg So; sters under l.fOO pounds. $3.aVf
4.75; stockeis and feeders, $2.0Xpt.uU; cows
and heifers, $2.2tk(i.5.26; c,annrrs $l.nO'1 J.2j;
. " bulls, $2.2'4.0O; calves, .$3.50tfj i.On; Texas
and Indian steers, $3.00(fjo.50; cows nnd
helferu, $2.1Qi3.fio.
7,(00 HOGS Receipts, 7,000 bead; market He
lower; pigs and lights, $5,8016.21); packets,
8.4H0 3.147 10.32$ $0.(O'il2b; butchers and best heavy, vMdt
8HEEP AND LAMBS Rccelp'a, 1O0.
Market strong. Native muttons, 3.0,h!i5.jO;
lambs, 84.000)7.50; culls and bucks, IJO
8.60; stockers, $3.064.RO.
Ilulnth (.rain Market. ,
DCLl'TH. Nov. 12.-WHEAT-NO. 1
northern, 7740 : No
cember, 7474c; May,
OATS To arrive.
northern, 7i!Mc; Do-
78c; July. 78V,c.
32'4C
l.laln Butter Market.
ELGIN. III., Nov. 12 -BCTTER-Flrm
and unchanged from last week tit 2io. To
tal output Tor the week. fif.5.:a pounds.
PACIFIC PACKERS COMPLAIN
Washington Meat Men say Hates Are
Too High fro..i the
Corn Belt. '
3S4
5
75
3
30
18
50
508
packets
brought
8t. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mn., Nov. 13. CATTLE
Receipts, 3.177 head; market steady; na
tives, $4.00(6.75 ; cows snd heifers, $2.0o
4.5o; stockers and feeders, $3.00'fi4.io.
HOGS Receipts, 3.134 head; m.irket about
5c lower; top, $6.15; bulk of sales, tti.oTVytf
b. 1-4
fleso v
firm undertone, In spite of the dearness of feeders, und eaule answering to that de
money. Gilt-edged securities hardened on scrlptlon seemvl to sell quite freely. On
the Bank of England, securing the bulk thu 0,ner hand, It was slow and hard work
of the week's gold nrrlvala. Operators were 10 move trie common ngni and
principally occupied with the adjustment I klnn". which were lower without
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4.0IS I
jhead; market slow, loc lower.
Moux City Live Stock Market
SIOCX CITY, Nov. 12.-Speclnl Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 4.U8) head;
market steady; stockers, best strong;
beeves, $4.uoiti.2G: cows, bulls and mixed,
$'.50t(t.2o; stockers and feeders, H.oocm i.jo;
calves and yearlings, $2.fsyii3.n().
HfiGvS Receipts, 2.5oi) head; market 5c
lower; selling at $o.SMj.C0; bulk of sales,
!&.1K.5.Kj. ,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Mcal
In the Btate of Washington have
an action before, the Interstate Commcrcjn
commission against the Northetn Parllle
and Chicago, Burlington & Qulncy rail
roads, alleging that" these roads have
raised the rates on shipments of hogs from
the corn belt states to Seattle, Wash., to
a figure that practically prohibits the ship
ment of hogs west.
1 The Chlcr compiaintani is rye a tirunn,
j -ncorporated. operating at Seattle, which
! concern alleged it would : not be able to
1 continue business except for the fact that
having established nn extensive plant
j under favorable rates that had existed for
j seven yiara. The continued existing high
' ratos, this llrm cays, would Uneaten It
with bankruptcy.
I
! PORTLAND MINING ELECTION
J. C. Helm Succeeds IV. H. Baker aa
- President of Bis Copper
Mining; Corporation.
of the account. Foreigners were a leader,
owing to t-ans Dtiying. Americana we-e
Irregular and dull. The poor New York
bank statement and Secretary Shaw's an
nouncement that he could not rellfie tha
money market had a discouraging effect on
business during the forenoon, quotations
being below parity and business light Later
New Tork Selling cauped a further setback
and the market closed, weak at ths lowest
quotations of the day, excent Mhaourl Pa
cific, which received considerable attention
Jananrse Imnerlal 8s of 1804 closed at lootz
BERLIN. Nov. 12-Prlcea on the Bourn
today declined owing to annrhenelon of a
further rise in the Bank of England's rale
of discount. Americans were depressed
upon New York Advices.
PARIS. Nov. 12. Tradlns on the Bourse
tndnv was heavv. Ro-slnn rnre-. 4,
closed St 74.50 and Russian bonds at 493.(0.
Metal Market.
NFW TORK. Nov. 12 .-METALr-Thi
London tin market was hlsrher with soot
otioted at 11 6s and futures at ei8 15
locally the market wos nqiet. with snot
quoted St $42.70 bid and $42 88 asked. Cooper
was higher In !ondon. with snot quoted at
f ?s 6d and futures at Kio Is. locally
the market was unchanged, with lik
minted at $21. 7S ft 22. 50. elertrolvtlc t I'UM
2.t and casting nt lrl.?8'o21 7S. Iad was
unchanged at $5.7Siff6.9"i In the local mar
ket and at V) IRs In London. Fruiter wm
quoted at 23 l"s in I.nttrrn, but lornllv
was hlgh-r at $.30tfi 40. Iron was higher
in the Ena-llsh msrlret. -s-l 1 h "tandird
foundry n noted nt Wis 4d and Cleveland war.
rants at Ftfs ltwd Locsllv Ihe morket was
firmer, with No. 1 northern foundry ouotd
et 2fi ?5. No. 2 northern foundry n 8'4 7sf
25.75 No. 1 southern foundry at 827 "."fl? 50
snd No. er.uthern foun.tr-.. nt ITS 'Vr?-T on '
ST. tXHTT3 Nov. 12.-MFrrAf.P Ieid 'ID)
fi6.95. Spelter, firm. $8 28. '
rw York Mlalac Stacks.
on mlnlns Moc wsra;
Aa.raa t'oa il-'ule Chief
Alice 171 lOnlarlo Inn
Hreece Ophlr jjj
Ursunrtck res IPoloel tt
roinatn.k Tunnel jHaease 144
Cos. Cal. A Va 140 jSlerre Neeetft I.e.
Hars SlUer 1 (Small Mope -70
lroa 8ilr 44. 8tana4rd m
lUadrllle I'oa I i
Bank Clesrlaas.
OMAHA. Nov. I!. Bank cleurlngs for to.
dav were $1,878,291.71 and for the corre
sponding date but year 31.9M.luS.7ik
Trrasarr siateaaeat.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 12-Today s state
-.iient of the treasury balances In the gen
nal fund. excluive of the $Lio.ucv.re1 f,(i
ierrve, shows: Available cash balance.
Kresnratetl Apples and Dried Pralla.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12 EVAPORATED
APP1 .F.a Market is unchanged. Recelnls
are running a little heavier, but demand
la sufficient to absorb ofTe-ings and the
market Is sdv In tuna. Hiirh choice are
quoted at 8tiV; choice. 7ii7Vc; prime,
' CALIFORNIA DR18TD FRFITS'-Prunes
sre reprirted In active demand oq the coas'
with prices for forward shloment ad
vancing. Tbe spot situation is firm and
iincnansea. wnn 1 itii-mia grades rang
ing from 3c. Oregon prices on sool are
quoted at IrUtlOc for 40s to 204 Apricots
are nominally unchanged, with choice
nuoted at lc: extra choice 17c: fancv i',e
fix: Peaches sre In IItIiI supply and 'uri. es
hold steadv. with old croo rhnlce ouoted
at llo; extra choice I2'1"c: fancy to
estra fancy, ij'til2c. Raisins are steady,
with looae Muscatel quoted at 7W''D.'Tc'
eetled raisins, tyt'qc; Iondon layers'
ni5tl.76. '
NEW
car sit) Molasses.
YORK, Nov. 12. SrQAR-
Raw
tlon.
Representative sales:
... BEEF STEERS.
trashy
excep-
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
12 Iul6 3 aO Mi li'l 5 va)
COWS.
4 830 1 90 2 llio 2
C 83 3 ' 7 1171 3 uu
1 8!0 2 26 h Mi 2 no
3 ..VM 2 4o , 111 vi IK)
7 1021 3 iV 1 laiu 3 uo
19 884 3 75 i ,.Hm 3 00
1 luui 3 75 4 8ti2 I 4u
4 1UU0 3 SO
HEIFERS.
7 17 3 86
Bl'LXaS.
1 1280 0u
CALVES.
1 l"t) t 26 1 180 I 00
2 115 00
FEEDERS.
3 750 3 00 lu 91 8 W5
7 Wl 8 40 ,i VoO (u)
11 .72 8 7
Stock In Mght.
Receipts tf live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Tattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South omana y.3" 6.:uo
I Sioux City 4,t 1.4
Kansas City l.rKO 7.6()
St. Joseph 3.177 3.131
8t, Louis 7.500 7,(01
Chicago SO.OCO . 38,000
NEW YORK, Nov. 1?. It was announced
today that William II. Baker, vice presi
dent and geivral manager of the. Postal
Telegraph and Commercial Cable company,
has resigned all offices which he held In the
Portland Copper Mining company. J. C.
9.7,00 ! Helm, ex-t-hlef justice of the supreme court
or Colorado, was today elected . president
of the Portland Mining company to suc
ceed Mr. Baker. This Indicates no change
800
4.518
100
Totals
...66.577 61,364
1 cows..
7 heifers..
WESTEKN8-WVO.MING.
11.6
. 775
8 cows 915
11 heifers... 6tt3 i 25
10 feeders.. 5t8 3 t5
i3 feeder, .lc.n' 4 (o
23 tuners. ...1170 8 8t
69 cows led 3 40
27 si ers.... llio 4 26
SOFTU
3 feed3rs..lllo 3 40
11 coas 9t3
4 feeders.. 82
8 35 1 cows.
8 26
COLORADO.
In t-owi
.12)0 2 75
i cows.
125 feeders
22 steers..
21 t-uws...
..1018
.. 874
..1121
..ll.'l
..lo:7
2 90
3 2J
4 50
3 96
i io
DAKOTA.
4 feeders. .1120
- feeders.. 9:'S
7 feeders .. Iuti3
3 40
3 00
3 70
41 cows 9!8
9 cows 922
20 his it cs- 940
2 90
2 80
2 70
19 steers.. ..1354 4 70
980 2 90
3 OU
3 70
5 cows 9A0 2 .15
NEBRASKA.
53 feeders.. 795 3 35 21 feeders. . 857 8 7S
6 feeders.. 912 3 75
4 cows 910 2 26
9 cows 837 2 W)
4 heifers... 00 2 40
6 rows 842 2 10
20 steers.. ..U99 4 40
14 feeuers..lo67 3 90
NEVADA.
68 steers.... 987 3 50 23 cows.
SOl'THERNS.
26 feedors.. 693 3 80 bolls. .... 836 150
John Mullen Wyo.
11 cows 942 3 90
C. Grass Wyo.
26 feeders. .1069 4 40
W. H. EadsWyo.
steers.. ..1395 5 10 2 steers. ...1176 $10
8 steers.. ..b.ao 4 u6
J. H. Howsrd-Neb.
7 steers.... $34 3 66 15 cows 898 $10
C. B. and Wood Smith, Bouth Dakota
li feeders.. 858 3 HO Hi feeders.. tfc,9 3 00
7 cows lo42 3 80 7 rows..... jo 3 80
5 ste rs.... 89M 3 26
HOGS There were hardly enough hogs
in sight this morning to make a market
but In spile of thut fact the market waa
very slow snd lower. Large runs at other
points, together with lower prices, put huy-
OM AHA WllOLUSAfclu MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations en
Staple and Fancy Prod are.
EGGS Per dos., t3o.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. $c; roosters. Bo;
turkeys, 124115c; ducks, 9c; spring chickens,
8c: aeese. 84ii'ic.
. BUTTER -Packing stock, 17e; choice to
.fancy dairy, 19ia21c; creamery, 24'827c.
HAY Choice upland, $9 50; medium, $9.00;
coarse, $8.0)1438.50. rtye straw, 8o.aWI.uo.
BRAN Per ton, $15.00.
VEGETABLES,
fl W F FT POTATOES Per bhl.. 32 50.
TOMATOES California, per basket of
'lbs., $2.25.
I WAX BEANS Per ons-thlrd bu. box.
' tl 26
BEETS AND CARROTS Per bit.. 73c.
LEAP LETTUCE Hothouse, per dog.
heads, 40c.
CKI.KHY-rer dos.. S'Jic.
Cl'C UMBERS Hothouse, per doi.. $1.50.
ONIONS Home grown, 66c per bu.; Bpan
ish, 11 per crate; Colorado, 76c.
GREEN ONIONS Per dos. bunches. 26c.
HORSERADISH Case of 3 dos., $190.
RADI8HE8 Per dos. bunches, 8Sc.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 31.85; No. 3, $1.75.
LIVfA BEANS-Per lb., 6,io.
GREEN PEPPERS Por market basket,
75c.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per dos. bunches.
3".c.
CABBAGE Holland seed, horns grown,
per lb.. Hie.
EGG PLANT-Per dos.. $2 00.
POTATOES Per bu.. 40t.vC.
RUTABAGAS Per lb., lc, 150 lbs. to
s.i ok.
TURNIPS Per bu.. Joe.
QUINCES Per hot. 12 .
FRUITS.
PFIACHES California Salwsy, per bog.
$1.10; Colorado, $i..'5.
PEARS Winter varieties, per bu., $3.2.rji
3.0O.
GRAPES Toksy. $175; Malaga, per bH.,
$r..ooni.oo.
APPLES Ben Davis, $2.25: Jonathans.
$3 264)3 50; New York 'appns, $3.25; Grimes'
Golden, $3.75.
CR A N hEHRI E4 Per bbl.. $9 Ootfrl 00.
WATERMELONS Colorado, winter, 35c
each.
TROPICAL FRU!T8.
ORANGES-Florida oram.es. .oiX 1
LEMONB Llmonlers. extra fancy, 240
' I In the administration of the company, for
41.918 I Mr- Baker states that ha has had tlr
I several years a large holding In the stock
I of the Portland company gnd propose to
j keep It for tho present. (
ghavr Not Ready to Act.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12. Secretary Shaw
today said that ha saw no' present need
of going -to the assistance of tha money
market, nnd that as before stated by him,
unices conditions materially changed, ' he
will adhere to his Intention not to refund,
buy bonds or Increase deposits.
Taft 1
LAWTON. Okl.,
t Fort trill.'
Nov. 12. Secretary of
Wsr Taft and party arrived at Fort Sill this
morning and was given a sal life of twenty
guns by the Thirteenta cavalry, tne sec
retary spent the day inspecting Fort Sl'.l
and the reservation with a view to making
this a brigade post. The party leaves for
Fort Bam lloualon tomorrow.
A 1
leict
era at this point on the bear side and they slse,'7.5o; 3oft size, $8.0; 360 slse, $8.0o. other
siariru um uiuuimb i.murui, tower right . brands. fOyiDC less
from the first. Sellers, on account of the
nutet; fair rennlng. $ 6-lo: centrifugal, lei 1 light receipts, mads a hard struggle to hold
HIS lllli a., uf, uui ana lut.vu lo ISKS Ofl
a big 6c and 'n sums cases aa much ss 10c.
The trade waa slow and It was bus before
a clearance was finally effected.
Representative sales:
test. 3 13-lsc; molasses eusar. 3 1-lBc. Re
Mned. oulet; No. . I: No 7. 4 'Ac; No 8
'30c; No . 4 15c; No. 10. 4ti8c; -0. j
No. 12. 3 96e; No. 13. 3S0c: conffx-tioners' a'
' (4ic; mould A, 6.15c: cut loaf 5.f5c; rush -j'
8.5.K-; powdered. 4 90c; granulated. 4.sv:
't, 5 OPc.
MOLABriES Steady; Vsw Orleans.
eitl. good to choice, 4;s8c. .
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1?T'GAR
1iea.lv; centrifugal yellow. 3 aV-hu-S 16-li-ct
seconds. S.'OSSc. New molatses syup, 24
asoc. ' ' -
open
Wool Market.
BT LOUIS Mo.. Nov. 12-WOOL-tteady:
m'chuni rrades. r.m.l-in ntl
1 .tlilr.r S4'o27c; light fine 18'tjIc; heavy
hue, Hjliic; tub aaahed, i-S.c.
No. Av Bh. Pr v.,. Av 8h pr
6 .340 ... 6 90 3 Jg o 3.0
44 i-'I 40 5 90 M .rtl 80 ( no
411 3-'7 80 6 1s) Vi 164 IO til)
61 332 ... 5 92V4 :) S"2 ... !.'
M li ... 6 8A 72 275 40 lO
81 815 120 $ 96 52 273 12 4 00
61 349 3V0 S Jo H 2S5 11 0JV4
T ' I "Jf 69 2n7 240 02 t
33 324 80 6 M ,17 2r,l 1 8 06
50 o8 40 6 00 41 p-6 H) (ft
47 2wi .... ID M .237 40 ( 16
83 3K! ... 8 tw W 12 80 i5
30 ,1 4U (W Ti 306 80 U7'i
BANANAS Per medlum-slsed bunch.
$;.'"H.'.2f.; Jumbos, $25u.o3 .00.
GKAI'f, FHUlT-biss t4 to 04 and W to
W. 11(1X04.60.
FlOS-Kadaasy, c; sayers, 6'i-; new
stuffed walnut dates, t-lb. box. $1.10; Cali
fornia bulk. 5Mrc; 7-crown Turkish. 15c; la
crown. 14c; 8-rroan, 13c; $-crown. 12c.
BEEF CUT PKICEW
Ribs: No. 1, 14'c, No. t, K-; No. 3. c
Round: No. 1. 8c; No. 2, 7c; No. 3, 6c,
Loin: No. 1, 17c; No t, 124e; No. 3. 84e.
plats: No. 1. 4Sio; No. 2. 4c; No. 3. 2V:.
Chucks. No. 1, : No. 1 6c: No. $, SVfcc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUGAR Granulated cane. In sackn, $5.31;
grunuiatied be-i. In sacks, $0 31.
CHEkSE ewlns. new, Ilk-; Wisconsin
brick, licrjc; Wisconsin limLierger. 1 .'';.
t Ins. lie; Young Americans, Itv'ic. '
COFFkE-itoasted. No. 3i, iw. per lb.;
I have, la connection with practical
miners, secured gome jnosC pforulslng
properties in the great Ooldfield, Ne
vada, camp.
We need aid tor quick development
We are confident of opening up good
mlnea, ai we are surrounded by the
ahipplng mines. . - 1 .
Write for particulars. w
Address
GEO, VV. E. Dorsey
Fremont, Neb.
After Nov. 17th. Goldfleld. Nevada.
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