I
CRAB AND PRODUCE MARKET
Lis!y Tim?( of r.i.t. a Lec.l
Fiobacc
WHEAT ADVANCE ONE AND A HALF CENTS
Advent of lafayorahle Weatker
'oosra Disaster Amen Rran
i nrn Firm, hat Fall lo R.
pond lo General Strength.
OMAHA, Nov. 13, 10.
Romething Ilk th old-tlm activity was
11! V" VT h'B pit mdsy. consid-
ruh.e demand developed and price were
advanced lc. the chief factor for strength
if.ru xno and rain all over the northwest,
i-nimn rroji news was generally favorable
ana cable were unchanged. There was a
JT"od demand at all market for the better
grades of wheat, and especially n the
northwest where receipt were llgnt. Brsd
'" visible supply report for the week
factor' Increase, was a bearish
S0?1),?' .nrm' but disappointed the bulla
iy railing to respond In anv considerable
jieasur to the strength In wheat. The ln
lueme of the siormy weather waa lightly
eit. Cash market wa weak by reason of
nrger receipts, closing option prices were
c above yesterday.
Primary wheat receipts wer 1,235.000
bushels . and shipments 710,000 busbo s.
gainst receipts last year of 1.430.0o bush
els and shipments of SJo.OOo bunhela. Corn
iT'ptJ! w,fr 6;-ono bushel and shipments
2M.li- bushels, against receipts laat year of
Jjl.wio bushels and shipments of H48.0OO
busheM. Clearances were 48,000 bushels of
wheat, J.0U) bushels of corn. 18,000 bushels
or oats and flour and wheat equal to 273.000
Liverpool closed unchanged to d higher
.orL wheat and K,i-d lower on corn.
The World's available supply of wheat In
creased last week 4.000,000 bushels, against
"n increase the previous week of 1,232,000
bushels and an Increase last year of 1.080,
0i bushels. .- . . ...
A prominent elevator concern with 180
houses through Minnesota, South Dakota
and northern Iowa, reports only 150.000
I?!!, ln "" of " houaes. against over
X. 000,000 bushels this time last year. An
other elevator concern of tho northwest
ways the houses through central and south
ern Minnesota and. South Dako'a are
practically amply.
Minneapolis wired: "I want to call yoiir
attention to the fact that receipts at
Minneapolis -snd 'Ouluth this year have
as large ss last year to dale, mt
wHhstanding the cry of light recelDts. Tim
Jirrerepc this year from lest Is that a
large percentage of receipts this year have
been durum and It has been going out for
export as fast as It came in."
Local range of options; .
Artlclea.1 Open. High.l Low. Close.l Tes'y.
Omsbs fm Prices.
WHEAT-No.' 2 tierd. '(KVyWSo:
hard. 63'r7C,7c: No 4 hard, 64ft 60c
No.
No.
spring, tm'ottic. .
CORN No. .1, 40c: .No. 3 yrllow. 4(Hc: No.
I white, 4040.
OATS No. 2 mixed. sofiSO'fcc; No 3 white,
IKi.'dVJc; No -4 white. 94C
RTB-Nn. J, S.ilyfrOOe: No. 3. SR5SHf-
Range of p' !' , , .
C.'i ? Itfcelpls.
Wheat I I . , I . I
May... -CMi 74 &' ' V . Ri
coVSt"r :USS! 7'7" T2V 707
Lec.... ...'.-...'. 31l...
a - --".! :
Wheat. Corp. Oai
. 4 v 3M IB )
.82 a ss
.. &a ... - ...
,.7o at 7
.. t ...
.47 ,58 SI
hicag i . .
K h n ej Ci y
Allnrrs pulls'
"malm. ......
Dnliiil)
Mt Louis ...
CHICAGO i.Vl . AM ritOVI!IIO
Features of the Trading and Closing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Nov. 13. Active covering by
shorts caused by the continued small re
ceipts In the northwest brought about an
advance of more than lc a bushel In- the
price of wheat tcday on the local exchange.
At tho clone wheat for December delivery
was JAiK blgJier.i.i.Corn-.Wf. up ''V. Outs
gained t&i-fec. Provisions were !4fi5c to
10c higher.
Opening with a firm undertone, the wheat
market eteudlly gained in strength through
ut the day and closed very strong, with
prices at the highest point of the day.
Shorts end commlssrtin nouses were active
bidders for wheat, but there was no par
ticular selling pressure, the bulk of offer
ings coming from local longs. The main
source of strength was an advance of 2Sc
In the price of wheat at Minneapolis, which
It was claimed was due to the continued
mall receipts of spring wheat at Minne
apolis and Luluih. Firm cables and a re
port of frost in Argentina were minor In
fluences that strengthened the local mar
ket. An Increase of 4,000,000 bu. In the
world's visible supply compared with an
Increase of only l.uw.ono hu. for the corre
sponding time laat year had apparently no
effect .. on prices. December opened un
changed to a shade higher at 72Vi'72ic t j
icr advanced to 74c and closed at 74i
T4c. Clearances of wheat and flour were
euual to 274.0U) bu. Primsrv receipts were
1.1J3.000 bu.. against 1,430,000 bu. for the
corresponding day last year. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipt of
82 car against a holiday lust week and
1,587 cars a year ago.
The corn market exhibited some ' weak
ness early In th duy because of selling
by a leading cash house, but rallied later
In sympathy with wheat and closed at the
highest point of the day. Trading was
uuiet In the first half of the session hut
became more active following the sharpy
upturn In wheat. Shorts and commission
nouses were the principal buyer. Decem
ber opened unchanged to ie lower at 4l4c.
o 42c. sold off to 414kfr41c and closed at
424c Local receipts were 862 car with ou
cars of contract grade.
Oata were In fairly active demand by
commission houses and local bulls and
the market ruled firm all day. Weather in
the north weat wa unfavorable for the crop
movement and receipt In that section con
tinued small. December opened unchanged
at 24V.C, advanced to 84y34'i,c and closed
at th top ptice. Local receipt were life
car.
Provision were somewhat eaaler at the
opening because of a 6c decline In the price
of live hogs, but later the market rallied
and closed firm.
The advance wa caused by buying of
all products by shorts and local packers.
The strength of wheat wss a but. Inn factor.
At the clone January pork waa up loo at
$14 15. lrd waa up 2VU6o at $8 i 42W
Klh were 674C higher at $7 Roji'J.W.
Estimated receipts fur tomorrow: Wheat,
33 cars: corn, 150 cars; oats, 103 car; hogs
34,"j head.
The leading future ranged a follows:
Article! Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close., Yts y
Wheat
Dec...
May...
May...
July...
Oats
Pec
Msy...
July...
Pork
Jan....
May...
lrd-
Noy...
Pec...
Jan....
M.y...
Ribs
Jan
May...
I
74V
J!i
42'l
72'i 74'744J 721
J.- 7ai V;s
42vl 42
43Hi 43H,43VihH
43S 44S 3
S4vfs4vssi ; H
3J',j uv '
14 06 I 14 IS 14 Oft
14 17W 14 26 14 171,
25 I 25 ' 2S
67H! g gjvtj g 67H
37 V! 8 42V. t 374
$ 3& I 8 u 4 35
T ?vj 7 aptJ T 66
7 fcVsl 7 72-J 7 91
41T45H2
43S!
43 1
84V
34
S5V.1.S
83V
14 06
3Vd
14 2sJ
U 17Uj
I
8 7vi
it at
8 5
8 46
42
Ticj
77 1
T 62V.
7
. . 'No. I. .,
fiish ouotatlon were aa follows:
FLOL'R-Siesily; winter patents. $3.$o3.4A;
klraialits, $3.1vli 80: eprlng patents, j 8i
$ ; Ktrnlghia, $8J5ti3 5u; baker, li.y'm mi.
WHEAT No. I spring, r.eiVjc; No. 1 .. 7J
VTwc; No. 2 red, 7Iy7ac.
CORN No. X 44c; No. 1 yellow. 4ttVfi4ic
OA'lB-lo. 3. 34Vc; No, 2 white, vlc:
N. 3 white, '0ivc.
RYE No. t 4i,aolVrC.
bAltLEY lr to choice malting, 47H6le
6t: k.Ii-No. 1 flax, $1.13; No. 1 north waul',
rn, $1.8.'; prime timothy, 84.2oej4.26- clover,
contrart grade. $18. ii.
I'KOilSlD.N hurt ribs sides (looee),
$3 uu.y 60. Mess pork, per bbl., $18.00, Lard
pe.- i.irf lbs.. !. .Short clear aides
(b ixedi, $3 37V4t 50.
T lie r.,'elt and shipments of flaur and
rialn were: RvCeipts. Shipment
Flour. ttl.. 31,i"0 . , .u.imj
Wheal, lu lo7.uo M .
''oMi, bu ,..r ,...ei3tirt . -i,t)
'nts, bu .'...,( 2:19 a i
hye. bu li kI 7ut
barley, bu... ......:A,Hl.tit aV.uuo
On the Produce exchange today the buf
fer market ws stesdy; cresmety, lif-jrtc;
dairy. lSrvv. t. firm: at mark, rurt
li'i-luded. nista. 85c; prune first.
oaliaa. jc. CUesee. suou, i.'-S 'Jc
KEW YORK GRXCM A l M ARKRT
notation
f Day
Varton
Cemmadltles.
NEW YORK. NV. lS-FlOCR-P.ecelpts.
bu.; exports.. trt,2i bu.; sales, 4.000
pat kagt-s', rnarket ' sif.)v but dull;
Minnesota pstents, M.IMM.M: Mlruie
soia linkers, fJ 4''o4W: winter patents, ts.itxl
401); winter straights, IJ.4f.'da.6; winter ex
tras, $2.(Wi3.lO, mlar low grades, 2.&
05. Hye flour, firm; fair to g'Md, M.ttot
Hi ; choice to fancy, S.l44.U. ttuokwheat
flour, firm, t2.&ni. Jt and to arrive;
buckwheat, steadv, II.. per KM lbs.
CORN MEAb jnlet; flue white end yel
Inw W.XiKui.,; coarse, l.ml.li. kiln dried,
$2.75. ' .
RYB Kli-m; No. 2 western, toe e. I. t.
Ne Yotk;' Jersey and atai. S'c de
livered New York.
RAKLE,V-Kirm; feeding, 4HC c. I. f.
Buffalo; malting. 4ef6c e. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Hecelpts. 94,1W bu.; exports,
23.9y) bu.; sales. 1.91.0i bu future; spot
market Arm; No. 1 red, &c elevator; No,
i red. 82c f. o. b. allont; No. 1 northern
Duluth. klc c. I. f Ruffaln; No. 2 hard
winter, 77Sc o. I. f. KurTalo. Options opened
unchanged but ruled lc higher on strong
northwest advices, cables aad predicted re
duction In, Crop estimates, and closed Arm
at a net rise of lc. May, MS'n4 11-1:,
closed at Mil-Pic: Dwembtr, 81 S-lOttdiWc,
closed at Rlc.
CORN Receipts, U.0R0 bu.; exports, 1,618
bu. ; sales, 20.0110 bu. futures and 24. mo bu.
spot; spot market rsa'; No. 2, W4c ele
vator and Mc I. o. B. afloat; No. 2 yellow
and No. 2 white, S4lt Option market de
clined but recovered with wheat and
Closed steady at net unchanged prices.
January closed at ftltto; 'May, WV(ift"c,
closed at ffy; December closed at hzr..
OATS Receipts. 144.UO bu. ; exports. 18.14S
bu.; spot market steady; mixed oats, 18 to
32 pounds. 3c; nntural white. So to 23
pounds, 3fWa4''Vic; clipped white, M to 40
pounds 8S'feS43Hc.
F"EKIA Firm; spring bran, 12160, prompt
shipment; middlings, $22.60, prompt ship
ment. HAY-Flrm; shipping, Wfm5c; good to
oholce. II (Mi 1.10.
HOP8-8teady; Pactflc coast, im, 10m5c.
HI PES fltendy; Galveston. 20 to 26
lbs., 20c; California, 21 to 26 lbs., 21c; Texaa
dry. 14 to 30 lbs., lie
I.KATHBR-Quiet; acid. 27frac.
rROVI8ION8-Beef, steady; family, 112 M
E13 00; mess, . $8.0TKi1.00; beef hams. $22.0iK(r
.60; packet. I10.5kU11.00; city extra India
mess, JJI SO.g20.00. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, 10'4512Vc; pickled hams,
rXi-ltW. Ijrd, stndy; western prime.,
9 4f'u56; refined, easy; continent, 18:
South American, 110.75; compound, $77VJ
812v Fork, steady ;, family, 119. 014ji9.au;
short clear, 117.2519.00: mess, $18.0018.75.
TAL,I,OW Firm; city (12 per package),
fityc: country (packages free), 6i&ic.
KICK Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
Vin;e: Japan, nominal,
creamery. 27c. Offltilal prices: Creamery,
common to extra, lr26Vic; held, seconds
to extra. SI'&ttHjc; state dairy, common to
extra, lf1i35Vbc; renovated, common to ex
tra, nnyu⁣ western factory, common to
firsts, liiVk'S'.'oc; western Imitation creamery,
firsts, 2Vo21Hc.
CHEESK-Qulst; state, full cream, amall
fancy, llic; state, J'ecember best, lic;
state. alr to good, I'.'tilo; state, October
best, '12c; state, fair to good, 1212Vjc;
state. ,lnl-ror. Oifi'll 4o ; sklma. SlOtio.
. Ka?S Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected whit. 8, kittle; state,
choice, 34t3tlc; . state, mixed, extra, 33c:
western, average best, Xg 31c. Officlat
prices: Firsts, Wc; Hscnnds, 2wa-8c.
POITTrRY Alive, firm: western chickens
nd fowls, 134c; turkeys. 15c. Dressed,
dulct; western chickens, HttlilSVjc; spring
rurkeys. Itul8c; fowls. 0$illc.
St. l,eals General Market
8T. LOUIS, Noy. 13. WHEAT Future,
higher; cash o.ule; track No. I red, cash.
74'y?i75-c; No. 2 hard, 7ia,4c; December,
TS'iiTSVic; May, TTHc
CORN Firm: track. No. 2 cash, 4494414c;
No. 2 white. 44ttj44c
OAT8-Flrm: track No 2 "cash, 83c; No.
2 white, 34Uc: December, S37434c; May. Ac.
FIXR'K tJteady; red winter patents.
83.3 7T: extra fancy and straight, $J.Jut
8.45; clear. $2.26to2.9o.
SEED Timothy, steady. $3.2S3.75.
CORN MEAl-6tealy, $150.
HAY Firm; timothy, $U.6O3?16.0O; prairie,
$10.00ft 13.50.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.0?.
PROVISIONS-Pork. higher; Jobbing,
$18.50. Lard, higher; prim steam, 49.06.
Dry Salt mfwts, steady; boxed extra shorts,
$3.C;; clear ribs, $3.12!; short clear, 19 87S4.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra short, HO.tiiV.
clear ribs, $9.87H: short clear. $10.87V.
POULTRY Turkeys, lower; chickens. 8c;
springs. (Hfcc; turkeys. 13ttc; ducks, SViftsHc;
geese, SVixc,
BL'TTKR Steady; creamery, 31927c;
dairy, 18f22c.
KUCW Firm
24C. i
- Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, libls...
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
8.000 13,000
47,000 48,0lO
68.000 . 70.0(0
83,004 142,000
Hlnneapolla firnla Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 18 FLOtTR
First patents. $4.20(94.30; Second patents,
I4.05&4.16; first clears. $3.263.36:
second clears, $2.4045( 2.60. :
BRAN In bulk. $16.25.
(Superior Board of Trade quotation for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). . Th
range of prices, aa reported by F. D. Day
ft Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Articles ! Open Hlgh. Low. Close. Bnt'y
W heat i
Dec...
May.;.
July...
Flax
Dec... Nov...
May...
I
I
7h'
741,'&S
77Va4
78Ha-
I
1 lS'i
1 22
1 22V
7
77W
SO'.,
74V
- T7V,
7SS!
1 18V
1 22
t 22V
74H
' n
t 17H
1 204,
79V
80V
I 18J
1 22S
1 224
1 13
1 MV,
1 234
Minneapolis Cash Clore Wheat:- No. 1
hard, 804c; NO. 1 northern. 80c; to arrive,
7&c; No. 2 northern, 78c; to arrive. -7c;
No. $, 73ia74c; No. 1 durum. 6c; to arrive,
November iO, 6no; regular. 0o4e; No. 2
durum, 61Vc; lo arrive, November 20, tilo.
Corn: No. 3 yellow, 464c; No. 2. 4."i4c
Oata: No. 3 white, 32c; No. 3. 2043040.
Barley, 3l7c. Rye.. 67iQ84c. Flax.
fl.lH . . '.,,
Visible Snpply of Orsls., -
NBW YORK. Nov. U -Telegraphic com
munications received - by Hrads'reets'
showed the following change In available
tipply a compared with previous account:
Wheat. Tnlled 8tat". east Rockies. In
crease, 1, 137.000 bu. Canada. Increase 117.
000 bu. Total I'nlted States and Canadt,
increase 1,454,000 bu. Afloat for and in Eu
rope, increase, 2.000,000 bu. Total American
ami Kuropotui supply. Increase, 4,O41.0uu bu.
Com, Cimed Suites and CJanada, decrease.
13 000 bu.
Oata, I'nlted State and Canada, Increase,
S'o.utti bu.
In the following figures are set forth. Itie
leading Increases and decrease reported to
Bradstreets' this weey:
Increase Manitoba, 2t1.000 bu. : Fort
Worth, 108,J bu.; Port Huron, lno.om bu. :
Omaha, fta.aw bu.; Portland. Me., giono bu.:
Cleveland, 73.014) bu. : ijncoln, Neb., and
vicinity, decrease 182,0to bu.
Kansaa t'llr Grain and Provisions
KANSAS CITT, Nov. 13. WH EAT De
cember. 874c; May, 72V- Cash: No. $
hard, b74fii!c; No. 3. t4i'!8,4c; No. 2 red,
tiKV'oo ; No. t. 6:Hiac.
CO KN December, 37'4c: Mav. 804c.
Cash: No. 3 mixed, 88i(iVc; No. 8, 374i374c;
No. 2 while, S84W40C.
OAT8-N0. J white. 33VfiS3c; No. 3
mixed. SS'SV.
JXJGS Firm: extras, 264o per dosen;
firsts. 244c; seconds, 1H4P.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $1176414.00;
choice prairie, $11.7512.00.
ItYl.-8teady. &Tui7'c.
BUTTER Creamery, aie; packing, lie.
Mllwnake Urnla Market.
MILWAIKEE. Nov. 13. WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, 78W80e; No. 2
northern, 7&tjf774c; May, 78'c asked.
RYE Steady; No. 1. 414fl7e.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2. 664c;
4 2 46c.
sample,
CORN Steady; No. 3 cash, 44 4 47
May, 43 He asked.
Philadelphia Prodnee Market.
PHILADEU'HIA. Nov. 11-BCTTER-Vnchanged;
extra western creamery, offi
cial price. 27c; street price, iSc; extra
nesrby prints, 30c.
l;OA-l"lnn and In good demand, nearby
freeh and western freFh, Slo at mark.
CHUEWB ju1ei. but steady; New York
full crea4iis, l.'gl3Vc
Llveroool Grain nasi Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Not. 13-WHEAT-8pot.
steady; No. t red western winter. 6s 114d;
futures quiet; Icember, tts Jd; March,
is 6Vi: May. a 4V.J.
CORN Spot.- steady: American mixed 4a
14d; futures quiet: December, 4a ld;
January, 4a 4d.
" nnlslb Grain Market.
DlLVTH. Nov. 13 WHEAT No. 1
tiard, on tiark. 7$4c; on track. No. 1
nwrthsrn. 7Sc; No. 3 northern, 77'4e:
November, 7 4c; Iecember, 7(4c; May.
74c; July. 804?
OATS To arrive. II 4c
Peoria - rain Market.
PEORIA. Nov. 13-CORN-Hlgher: No.
white. S;iw 5 Sjc; No. 4 white. $ -43"e.
OaT.-P"ii. No. 2 whl'.e, Xc; ho. I
"-; No 4. 3c; tin grade. 384i
KYfi-Jr'li-m; No. X 4a5c. ,
THE OMAIIA
NEW TURR STOCKS ASD BONDS
IfoveniMt Toward EcoTrj in Prioei
Mtkel Itrtbt 8bUtial Prorrsii.
MONEY MARKET BECOMES EASIER
Fewer l,oa as Are Called, Outside
rands Are Attracted by High
Rates aad Ultaatlaa Abroad
Improves.
KKW YORK. Nov. I J. The movement
towards recovery In prices of stocks which
was distinctly initiated In the later dealings
of yesterday mprie further substantial prog
ress today. The demand was not large
and conspicuous movements were restricted
to a few stocks which have been favorites
in the speculation. A demand from un
covered shorts was another factor in the
recovery. The light demand waa made ef
fective through the failing off in the pres
sure to sll which was in evidence yester
day by reason of the withdrawal of credits
from speculative holders on margin. There
was much .less calling of loans today and
less difficulty In securing fresh accommoda
tions. It was assumed that this waa due 1
partly to the return to the money market
of the amount paid In yesterday In sub
scriptions to new Ht. Paul stock, which
called for some 12.0W,OnO.
The stock market settlement In London
made favorable progress and without fur
ther urgent pressure on New York for j
retirement of slock held In that market. '
This afforded a sense of relief, although
the actual pay day for the settlement la ,
fixed for tomorrow. Money and discounts
were firmly held In london, but develop
ments pointed unmistakably to effective 1
rellaf of the tension In that market. For
eign financial opinion has been freely ex-
r reused that relief measures were called
or by the United States treasury In view
of the part played by New York's re
quirements In the present tightness of
money. The reiterated refusal of the sec
retary of the treasury to adopt any Imme
diate measures, which were repeated today,
were calculated to disappoint expectations
of relief by this means which were expected
to ease foreign money markets aa well as
our own. The appearance of the secretary
In Wall street today gave new circulation
of rumors of his intention to adopt relief
measures. These rumor had their part In
the early strength of tho stock market,
by the time they were denied the market
had the more substantial basis of an easier
tone In the money market without the help
of treasury measures.
There wag some disposition to Infer that
effort htd been made to exaggerate the
money stringency of yesterday in order to
Impress the treasury officials with the de
sirability of relief and that today' relsxa
tlon might be due to the abandonment of
these effort. The course of the money
market seems sufficiently explained by the
lack of pressure on account of the London
settlement, the reappearance of St. Paul
stocks subscription and in the money mar
ket lending of money for out of town banks
attracted by the high money rates and a
subsidence of the movement of curreney to
the Interior.
Reports of settlement of wage disputes
on some of the railroads was a help to the
market. Some sentimental effect wa pro
duced by the reports of agreement at
Washington on a plan amonget the ad
vocates of a law permitting emergency
hank note Issues.- The special strength of
St. Paul found no explanation In any news
beyond dividend rumors of rights of sub-
scrlptlon to further stock issues. The open
Ing money rate at 14 per cent proved to be
the highest of the day. With the decline
In the rata stocks advanced gradually, but
quite steadily. Profit taking caused some
reaction, and while the closing wa gen
erally below the best prices, the tone wa
firm.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, $1,830,000. I'nlted State bonds were
unchanged on call.
The following wa the rang of price on
the New York Block exchange:
ale, hub. uw. i inn,
Adam Express
Amal. Copper
Am. C. ft F
Am. C. ft F. yfd......
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd..
Am. Express
Am. H. ft L. pfd
Am, Ice. securities..
Am. Linseed Oil
Am. Linseed Oil pfd
Am. Locomotive
Am. Loco. pfd........
27a
37,800 -110H- 109' k 110
L6U0 43 42 44
101
700 36
S4V,
. 834
240
344
SSI
37H
72
111
100
100
8f4
1714
'72"
600
7!H
Am. B. ft rt.,
7,IO0 1544 153U
154',
tAm. 8. ft R. pfd....'. ' 700 1174 )18Vi 116
Am. Sugar Refining. 1 400 13.1 132H 132
Am. Tob. pfd clfa... WO " MV4 A 9i
Anaconda. Min. Co... 10.90
268
208 2fl7U
97H 08
Atchison
Atchison pfd ..
Atlantic C. L. .
8.300 9H
6"0 li14i
10 133
4.408 118
7 U8i
li 101H
it)l
136 1U
Hal. ft Ohio
1174 117
..... no
"4 784
1734 174T4
Ral. ft Ohio pfd...
Brk. Rapid
Tr
4.4(0 7714
S.0U0 174S
Canadian Pacific
Central of N, J.
118
Ches. ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago ft N. W...
C. M. ft St. 7?
Chicago T. ft T
C. T. ft T. pfd
C , C. C. ft St. L...
Colorado . ft I
Colorado ft So ,
Colo, ft So. 1st pfd
Colo. 80. 2d pfd..
Consolidated Gjs ..
Corn Products, rfg
Corn Prod. pfd. rfg
Delaware ft H
1.400 524
600 174
1.000 2004
77.100 1764
524
17
200
171
624
174
189
1764
$
)
914
5t
. 374
es
137
194
75
217'4
615
3X4
8:14
69
P
174
123
172tJ
V
81
44
5
274
614
H14
23
66
146
16i
93
304
6;
744,
624
W
884
88
400
t.V
1.200
"joo
(3
61
87H
924
50
37 .
64'
'm
Hi"
'39''
424
'vii
178
664
" ioo 'isii
'i'.soo zis"'
"soo 'si'
Del.; L. ft W
D. ft R. Q
D. R. O pfd
Dlt-tlllera Sec
Ene
Erie 1st pfd.
Erie 2d pfd
Oeneral Electric
Hock. Val.. offered.,
Illinois Central
International Paper.
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd....
Kansas City Bo.......
K. C. 80. Pfd
100
8.500
894
42
100
' 10
2TN)
300
17
814
1T4
814
300 284 g8'4
jno
I.40O
11,400
20
64
1414
87
584
141
224
67
lffl"
364
1
45 .
98
'874
35
Louts, ft Nosh
Mex. Central
Minneapolis ft St. 1,,
M . Bt. P A 8. 8. M
M B P. ft 8 9 M pfd..
Missouri Pacific .....
M . K. ft T
M . K. ft T. pfd
Nsttonal Isd
N. R. R of M. pfd..
N. Y. Central
N Y.. O. ft W ,
Norfolk ft W
Norfolk ft W. pfd....
No. A merle vi
Psclflo Mail
Pennsylvania
People Qs. ex-dlv..
1"0 188
1 Wirt 1i
17.2")
VO
i'O
2.9)0
2"0
1.800'
SS'-,
4
744
M'4
1274
45'4
974
300 8
800 88'i
Sli mu
)O0 88
'"jo 'ti"
84
1.T74 18S4
MS XK
80
614
87
242 Kin "
1424 144
P . C . C ft St u. . . .
Pressed 8tes Car
P. 8. C. nfd
Pullman Palace Car.
soo 28a4
Reading 177,J0 1444
neso'ng 1st prn
Reedine Jd pfd
Reniibllc Steel ..
WenuMIc S'eel pfd..
Rock lslin'l Co
SM
t
35
7'4
n
66
4HA
2t-i
57
914
W
Xii
158
35M
4-.
MV
1SIU
':
115
$4
4.
105 U.
14V
)e44
"i
1"7
Hi
4
7W)
158
8S"
14U
H
5-":
21
6 V
I0rt
72
31v
?
1.000 36
13.no
4 ,
7 . 644
484 44
R. I. Ct. (M
ft. I. A- 8 F. 2d pfd.
St. t 8. W
St. L. B W, pfd
Bo. Pacific
Bo Pacific pfd
Bo. Ra'lwav . .
Bo. Railway pfd
Tnnesee C. I....
Texas A Pacific
T.. fit. U W
P.. St L. A W. pfd..
1,0"0
20
W 158
. l.l'O 36
S"0 85
jno 55
I'nlon Paclc
I'n'ort Pacific pfd..
.111.3"0 181 1S0
I', r Express...
f. B Peettv
T. 8. Rubber
I' B R ibher pfd...
T'. 8. 8tel
I'. 8 8tel nfd
V. -Carolina Chem
Vs.-Csr. Chem. pfd.
Wabash
XVhesh tifd
Wells-Fareo Fx
Westing F'ectrlc ..
Western '"nlon
W A T.. E
Wis. Central
Wis Ceetrsl pfd....
Vo. Pselflc
Centrl Tsther ....
Cen. Testher pfd...
'le-.KheffMd
Ot Northern nfd....
'it. Metropolitan ..
f:'. Met. ofd
l.4i 2 9o4
3,4(0 '324 '8214
is"
JS4
106 108
47 0 44H 45
l 1A44 u
70 364 34
i'(i(io 'jiii 'je'"
300 4t'4 42
'"ioo '854 '854'
t'nno '4 '244
oo M4 ri
I6.V0 2-v; jtT-
300 364 36
' 4 I0 '' '' 3'vi
ii v4 sen
100 rn 7'i
76
Total sale for the day. 680.0)0 sharea.
Xew York Mining Sleeks.
NEW YORK. Nov. 11 Clo!:ig quotation!
on mlolns itt war
Adam Con
,. so
j Little Chief ...
.. T
..8'.'5
..3-i
.. 28
..1J6
.. 40
.373
Alice 8"0
Preece 3$
Brunswick 60
Comstook Tun.... 18
Con Cel.' ft Va..lS5
Horn silver ISO
Iron Sliver 460
Leadvllle Con ... i
lOntarlo '.
lOphlr ,
iPetoal
Savage
IBIerra Nevada .
iBmall Hopes ..
'Btandsrd
Treasnry Statement. .
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 $.--Tody' state
ment til me treaa.jijr balances It) (ha fca
DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY,
eral fund, exrluslre of the ItSO.TfiO.OOO
gold reserve, shows? Available cash bal-
Jnce. 1127.070,220; gold coin and bullion,
111, 111,634; gold certificate. 141.804.100.
We w York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK, Nor. ll.-MONEY-On call,
strong at tVul per cent; ruling rate, ti per
cent; last loan, 7 per cent. Time loans,
slightly easier; sixty days. "Hfi per cent;
ninety days, 1 per cent; all months, 08
per cent.
PR) MR mercantile: PAPER-H4
per cent.
BTER1.IN1 EXCMANOE-Kssler, wl h ae
fuel business In bankers bills st 84 N"1' '4
4 .ft",, for demand and at $4.8H:"v4 fy fur
slxty-dav bills; posted rates, 14 81 Vvt4:
commercial bills. $4.80.
SILVER Bar, 71c; Mexican dollars.
c.
BONDS Government and railroad, steady.
Quotations on bonds today were as fol-
U.W8. r. la, re. .104H Japan ts try, j
do coupon I'M1 Jap. 4s. 2d ser ... 7
U. B. s. re 103 1 do 4a ctfs K! I
do coupon I"! do 4 ctfs V I
U. 8. o. 4s, reg..lol do 2f eerie K9" 1
do coupon 102 It- A N. uni. 4...l'1l'i
U. 8. n. 4s, reg..l3"Uj Man. c. g. 4s HO I
do coupon Mex. Central 4s.. 81 Mj I
Am. tod. 4s Tii do 1st Inc Z4i
do a 110 iM. & Bo. L. 4s.. tf.
Atch. gen. 4a.....lon'4 M., K. T. 4s.... KtKk
do sdj. 4s K'J, do 2s 8
Atch. gen. 4s 100-4 N. RR. of M C 4s 84
OO BOJ. 4S N. Y. C. g. SS.. ,
At. C. L. 4
i-.i N. J. C. a 5s 12.su
101 "4, No. Pacific 4s 1U'-
M do 8s 75$
4 N. ft W. c. 4s.... M
HOUj O. 8. L. r. 4s M
89 jPenn. conv. SHs.. 914
76 Reading gen. 4s.. 9fi
B. ft O. 4a
do 34s
B. R. T. C. 4s..
Cen. of Ga. 6s.,
do 1st Inc....
do 2d Inc
do 3d Inc
Che, ft O. 44s
C. A A. 214s...
B I., ft I.M. C. bs .114
,.104H 8 L. ft 8. F. fg 4s 84
4 St. L. 8. W. c. 4. 804
48. A. U 4s 84
C. H. ft Q. n. 4.. W4 8. A. U 4s 84
C. H. I. s r. 4.. 774 "So.
4So. Pacific 4s.... 914
do col. 5 , 1
CCC.AS. L. g 4S..1024
Col. Ind. 6s. a. A. 754
Colo. Mid. 4s 74
ao jt 4s ctrs... 9R
Bo. Railway 5s... 1144
Texas A P. Is 119"4
T. 8. L. A W. 4s.. 80 Z
Colo. A 80. 4s.... 92
C'nion Parlftn 4a..lnfl-v.
Cuba 6s
D. A R
10.1'A t'. 8. 8. 2d 6s BtTT
O. 4.... 984 Wbash Is ll.'V
DIs. Sec. 5s
... 84 do deb. B 79-v
...100L4 West. M.I 4a Rl
Erie p. 1. 4s
ao yen. 4s vv w. A L. E. 4s.... 844
cntral 4s.. 9t)
Ronton Storks and Bonds.
BO8TON, Nov. 13. Call loans, &g per
cent; time loans, &JP7 per cent. Official
Quotations on stocVs sml bonds were:
Atch. adj. i4s $14,Rlnghom 294
do 4s It 1 .
cal. ft Hecla...8n
Centennial 29
-.. ,.ruuai ,e.. 11,
Atchison 9Mi
Copper Range ... 814
do pfd ..........101tjDTy West M.
inv.
-jjuBion n yii ivi rrangiin
.. 21
.. 12
.. 21
.. 8
.. 17
.. 64
.. 1
. . o7
..125
.. 254
..101
..154
..100
.. 10
... 71i
.. 61
.. 94
.. 63
.. 64
.. S
..158
..1104
.. 3ti
.. 19
Moston ft Me 181 Oranbv
Boston Ele 154 Isle Rovale
Fltchburg pfd.. 135 Mass. Mining
Mex. Central .... 234 Michigan
N.Y. N. H. ft H..192UI Mohawk
Pare Marq 63 Mont. C A C.
Union Pacific ....181 Old Dominion
A. A. Chem. pfd. 914'Osceola
Am. Pneu. Tube. 1:14 1 Parrot
Amer. Sugar 132Vigulncy
do pfd .129 Shannon.
Am. t. AT!.
.1374 Tamarack ..
. 80 Trinity
.1014 United Copper
. 23 IT. 8. Mining..
.233 U. 8. Oil
Am. Woolen ..
do pfd
Domln. I. ft B
Edison Elec. II
Mtss. Electric
do pfd
14, Utah
69
Victoria
Mass. Uas 67Vj
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte ..
Butte Coalition
Nevada
1 iiueu rruit .i.,.iisj
united B. Mach
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
70
29
4.W,
do pfd ........
"Adventure ...
llMvk Mitchell
.. 6 Cal. ft Arlona...l54-
Alloues
.. 34 'Tecumseh 144
..1M4 Greene Con 15
Amalgamated
Atlantic
1.V'
Bid. Alked
Boston Cooper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper
mar-
nti. it wnpa ov liOffAn Ifnnn 7
Board
m i mue ouncung. tmtana:
A ...
AO renture
f,
fevana t ons...
North Butte ,
Old Dominion..
Osceola
Pneu. ServiCT..
do pfd
Qtilncy
Shannon
Tamarack
Tenn. Chopper...
Trinity
19 I
Alloues
Atlantic ..,
Bingham
Black Mountain
Boston Cons
Butte Coalition.
36
1.T4
'
4
3f"4
1 II,
58
1254
13-
29
84
..100
.. 15
..100
.. 4:4
.. 11
..106
.. 624
.. 44
.. 3
.. 324
.. 6
..
..159
... 28
254
Calumet ft Ari.15.'?
ttol. ft Hecla.,.
Centennial ....... a4
Copper Range... 814
Dally West 19
East Butte I04
Franklin 21 .
Greene Copper.. 25V.
Granby 12
Helvetia sv.'
Isl Royal i'2iu.
L. 8. ft P'.Cs.... 27", .
Massachuact) .. 6 h
Michigan ........ 17'4I
Mohawk ......... Oity.
United Fmlt..
U. S., com
U. 8., nfd
lTtah C'ons
Utah Copper..
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine ...
NlplsRlng
Cananea
London Closing Stocks.
LONDON, Nov. IS. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were'
Cons, money
84
M., K. ft T
N. Y. Central.,
.. 374
..131
.. 94
,. 93
.. 44
.. 72
.. 64
.. 73.
do account
Anaconda ...
Atchison
do pfd
Pal. A Ohio..
Can. Pacific
84-v.
13V
103W - do pfd
I'm 4 iniarii) ft w..,
..121
Pennsylvania .,
Rand Mines ..,
Reading ,
So. Railway ...
do pfd
...173
Ches. ft Ohio...
Chicago Gt. W... 17
.. .1:!-, 1
C. M A St. P.. ..1764
.. PS
. 9.1
..1864
&6
.. 47
..108
.. 20
.. 44
.. 95
De Beers
JiVciSo. Pacific
D- R. 0 20 I'nlon Puclfte ..
do pfd 84 do pfd
Erie 4.1 U. 8. Steel
do 1st pfd.. 77' do pfd
do 2d jfd 6 Wabash
Illinois Central.. .178 do pfd
LolllS A- V'BBh ll'.U V.nl.k Am
oii.v r.n nar, st:ui., iii per ounce.
MONEY 6'iio4 per cent.
Ths rate or discount In th open market
for short bill Is 6 per cent; for three
months' bills, per cent.
Bank Clearing:.
OMAHA, Nov. 13. Bank clearings for
today wer $1 026.010.22 and for the corre
sponding day last year $1,476,718.80.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Nov. 13 -WOOL Market la
(1rm and active. The individual vile of
trrrltory now being made range from IOO.iOO
to 500,000 pounds and most house have a
part in this business. There N a steady
call for staple Oregon and there Is a con
tinued large movement In territory wool of
II grade but quarter bloods More Inter
est 1 now In pulled wools. Foreign grade
are firm. Iead1ng domestic quotations fol
low; Ohio and Pennsylvania XX and above
334634c; X. 31ft2c; No. 1. 4tS-Uc; No. 2, S'
-: flne unwaahed, 25-qrJSc; unmerchantable,
!?30c; half bloodm uu washed, mi:ai4c;
three-eighth blood unwashed,, 3484V,c-
Euw blood unwashed. 6iC7c; delaine 37
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri:
blng, three-eighth blood, Wimc. Texas
(scoured basis), line. J2 months, 72-ir72c-fine.
I to I months. 66fi7c; fine fall, clean
Vni'OOC. California, scoured baais, northern
choice 768o; northern good. ftv&4c; mid
dle counties, 63ii45c; southern. &Mi63e; fall
free, 5t67c. Oregon (rcoured baslai, east
ern No. 1. staple, '70ti72c; eastern No 1
clothing, 67C!!C; vallev No. 1, anHtw.-c Terri
tory staple sroured tiaHs, fine, TfjiTixv me
dium fine. 6Xt(70e; medium. (Tvfitc terri
tory, scoured basis, gne, tTifffju-; fine me
dlutn,6ti67e; medium, esiiUSc. Colorado and
New Mexico spring scoured. X, 6!Wr7)c; No
1, 64ifi&o. Pulled wools, scoured basis extra
nr71c; flne. 63i4c; A supers, 57fiW R
supers. 4tV&n3c.
ST. IXil Is Mo. Nov. 13 -WOOL Steadv.
Metllum grade combing and cl.rthlng 24
27c; light fine. 1Vf,,2ic; eovy fine. HtffltV:
tub washed, 83&374c.
C otton .Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13,-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet and at I points advance; mid
dling uplands. IC.toc; middling gulf, 10 66c'
sa'ej, t.o bales.
LIVERPOOL, . Nov. ll-COTTON-fipot
in fair demand and prices 13 points higher;
American middling fair, 6.2U1; good mid
dling. l.78d; middling. 6R4d; low middling
6 44d, good ordinary. 6.1d; ordinary, 4 8vhT
The sale uf th day were $.0 bales, of
which 500 bales were for speculation and
export and Included 7.2u bales Americin
ItrceliKs. COu) bale, including S4,GuO lialus
American.
ST. litiUIS Mo.. Nov. 13 COTTON
Steady; middling, 10c; sales. Wu bales; re
ceipts, 606 bales; shipments, 12S bales'
stock, 10,910 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La.. Nov. 13.--COT-TON
Snot closed firm; rales. 6,oo bales;
ow ordinary, 6f. nominal; ordinary, c,
lomlnal: guod ordinary. 7 15-lGc: middling
o; good middling. 10c; middling fair!
t(c, nominal: fair, llc, nominal; re
ceipt. 21,641 bales; stock. 2.6 bale
Evaporated Applea and Dried FrnHs.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-EVAPORATED
APPLES Market is firm and holders are
wcurlng higher price f -ir pro-r.it delivery
High choice are quoted at Hifctic; choice at
4'uec and prime at 0V.r7c
CAUl-ORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
tre said to be leas active at the recent ad
vance on the onast, but the ton of the mar
Vet is at. II firm and prices are still miln
' allied, ranging frum 3c to 8c for lllforllia
"rult snJ froui to Inc for Oregon 4s to
'. Aprloots are very quiet but price arc
nklntalned in the absence of Important
.fferings. Choice are quoted at 16c, and
ancy at lfcdJuc. Peaches are firm with
ild crop choice quoted at He: extr olio're
' 1al2'c. and fancy to extra fancy t
"tll'ic. Raisins rv In light supply In the
nl u srket and nils rlrm with l.,.,e ths.
,lel qmHed at 71, i.'!'. , see-j- 1 -t--,.
'"tt) " ,nl (mUuit layer at l.ii5'gH.;,
NOVEMBER 14, 1D0G.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
H Important (ttair in Gtttlt, Frioei
Bsinr ftdy.
H06S SHOW LOWER RANGE OF PRICES
Moderate Raa of fherp and I.atnha,
Mostly All Feeders, with Hardly
Aay Kilters General
Market Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 13. 1W5.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. 6heep.
Official Mondsv 10,779 J.lrtO 8.4
Official Tuesday 1.O1O 4.S.XI 23.00"
Two days this week. .17.779 7.740 31.914
Same days last week ... .14.57) 8.243 Ss.744
Same days 2 weeks ago..l,.;si 8,747 31. 'JM
Sam days $ weeks ago. 8.242 b.2X
Same days 4 weks ago. .17.413 8.US 69.474
Same days last yesr 13,720 10.447 28,iin)
The lullowlng table shows the receipt ot
Cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
th year to date, compared with last year:
I806. 196. Inc.
V,at,le 525,132 "0,8S9 24.273
""Ra 2,157.534 l.JTJl.V'7 lw.fc.'
Sheep 1,950,411 1.749.048 181.343
CATTIJO QUOTATIONS.
Oood to choice corn-fed steers $5 vfi3S
Fair to good corn-fed steers 6.0t5.0
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4.0u'y6.00
Good to choice rsnge steers 4.75iu"6.4S
Common to fair range steer 8.5tnft40O
Good grass cows nd heifers S.JiiH.W)
Fair to goou cowa and heifers 3.75(fi3.30
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 1.5ncu2.73
Good-choice Blockers and feeder.. 4.004T4.73
Fair to good stocker and feeders.. 3 2iip4.00
Common to fair stocker 2.7.1i 3.2ft
Bulls, stags, etc 2.0o,fi3.75
Veal calve 4.0i'o."0
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at outh Omaha for the lavt
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 180$. 19UG.1B04.U9U3. 1902.1901 . 1900.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
4 SS
4 8"i 4 791 6 481
4 89, 4 741 611
I 4 73 6 62!
4 811 4 781 65
6 811
6 72 64
5 72! 4 64
6 49' 4 67
S 98
6 90
4 87
9(
ft fta
4 83
J Vft
4 81
4 79
4 80
4 95'
4 79
4 17
4 89
4 8u
I 6 44'
f 6
74
4 71
10.'.
11..
13
07
4k
k 00
4 901
4 67!
4 63
4 63
4 64
4 69
4 73
35
4 82)
6 25' 5 '
12.
8 10 6 43j 4 84
6 21 1 6 5! 4 74
Nov. 13..
4 80
Sunday.
RANGE OF FKTCES.
Csttle. Hogs.
Omaha Sl.tuUH.OO $S.6hi4.1S
Chicago 1.6r-u7.25 5.5li6.36
Kansas City 2.0ivu6.50 6.5Mj6.124
St. Louis 2.004j7.00 6.(8'nfi.25
Sioux City 2.5tKii.25 5 Sf.fio0
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each rood was:
. Cattle. HogB. Sheep
C. M. ft St. P 9
Missouri Pacific
I'nlon Pacific System..
C. ft N. W., east
O. ft N. W.. west
C, 8t. P.. M. ft O
1
14
7
80
1
10
1
17
6
12
13
3
1
3
1
c, M. ft Q., east 2
C, B. ft Q.. wesrt 105
O., R. I. A P., east X
C. R. I. ft P.. west 2
Illinois Central s
Chicago Great Western 3
2)
total receipts 2.'.4 74 62
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follow, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle
.. 800
,..l,20i;
lings. Sheen.
7S7 624
1.17S i
1.621 508
Omaha Packing Co....
Swift and Company....
Ctidahy Packing Co...
Armour ft Co., K. C 60
Armour ft Co., Denver.. 139
Varvmnt ft Co 84
Carey ft Benton 44
Lobman ft Jo 135
McCreary ft Carey lo
W. 1. Stephen 158
Hill ft Son 394
F. P. Lewis -,s
Huston ft Co 1S9
Hamilton ft Rothschild . 150
L. F. Hues 117
Wolf 876
J. H. Bulla 43
Mike Haggerty im
J. B. Root ft CO 147
Z. H. Clark 6
T. B. Inghram 3
Sullivan Bros l
V. A. Britlon 17
Other buyers 1,136
6.043
Totals .1.
..7.597 4.540 10.424
CATTLEt Receipts of cattle were liberal
ataln this morning, the yards being full of
cattle of all kinds. Still there wa no
great number of right choice beeves. The
general market did not allow any great or
noteworthy change aa compared with yes
terday. Beef steers were In good demand and any
thing at all desirable sold at fully steady
prices The trade wa fairly active and
the offering for the most part were cleaned
up in fair season, but the late arrival of
trains caused the trade to be prolonged
through a good share of the day the same
as uaual.
Good cows and heifers were steady. In
fact the gener.il cow trade was. steady at
the decline noted esterday. In some cuseB
possibly the- medium kinds of cow sold
lower, but the change was not of any great
Importance. Among the offerings todav
were a few very good Wyoming cow which
sold up to $4.25.
Good feeders continue free sellers every
day and prices are fully steady with laM
week's beat time. The common and thin
cattle are hard to move every day, but still
receivers manage to get rid of them In one
way or another.
Representative fcales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr
769 4 70 24 1355 6 76
lu a.
1...
6...
(....
li...
9...
21...
3...
13...
10...
27. . .
T...
4...
33...
24...
13...
.. 860
..
.. 762
.. 910
.. 795
.. 932
.. 801)
..1034
.. 562
.. 444
.. 8v2
.. (H7
.. 673
.. 737
.. 63
1 76
16...
,..1016
...1116
... 943
... ai7
...1247
...1265
... M)
...1133
... 756
... 470
... 33
... 4,V1
... 372
3 70
1 86
t 80
3 )
3 00
1 00
8 10
3 40
3 45
3 50
8 76
2 35
4 00
2 06
2 10,
2 15
2 30
2 70
6...
10...
11...
4...
2 65
2 06
FEEDERS.
2 46
66.
1
2
2 96
I 70
3 2j
....
3....
lit....
7....
HEIFERS.
2 Co J.'
796 1 10
WESTERNS-WYOMING.
8 cows 1..I2.I 3 15 11 cows ;
2 x
S 6v
1 65
2 5t
17 cows UM 3 00 6 cows 1020
0 COWS M8 2 SO 14 cows
742
o;
23 cows 970 3 ti cows
i steers.. ..1140 4 1
NEBRASKKA.
29 cost 817 2 10 61 cows
16 feeder.. i4 8 26 66 feeder. .
883
9i 4t
2 75
4 Oo
. 05
: 55
30 feeders.. buO 2 65 3ii cows HM
CO 1 .OKA La J.
3 70 v heifers.. tl
2 55 13 cows louO
1 75
. E. Dorr Wyo.
3 7a
feeder.. 932
1 cows 862
7 cows 831
W
17 feeder.. 854
K.
G. Bruner Wvu.
1Z steer.. ..izju 470 Scows..
L. Dickinaon Wvo.
.1120
1 14
3 90
3 43
3 40
2 10
4 UU
4 26
4 26
3 U
20 feeder.. 840 8 95 7 feeders. .1060
Frank Klrkputrlck Wyo.
47 steers.. ..Hi4 4 70 It cow 1005
John Mullen Wyo.
10 feeder.. 'Ml 3 70 4 steers.. ..1050
C. Gi-os Wvo.
21 cow 1030 8 60 T cows 10i7
11 cow 94 2 70 14 feeders.. 708
26 feeder. .1049 4 10
William Runnel Wyo.
13 steers.. ..1170 6 20 6 cows 1140
1). J. Smythe Wyo. .
9COWS 1187 3 36 J'. feeders.. IU5U
B. Hope Wyo.
12 feeder.. 914 3(5 So feeder
J. J. Cullen Wyo.
41 cow 934 2 80
A. 8. Patrick-Wvo.
114) cows... .1067 4(ii lu2cos..,
9 cows 1123 $10 6 cows ...
W. L. Hamilton Wvo,
$74
.Lot
.nro
6 00
8 00
23 feeders.. 7J1 3 76 32 c-iws li.c-i
George Foxton Wvo.
38 cows 1020 3 Is feeiiits.. 5H1
3 30
S 75'
S. J. Stookcy vo
13$ feeders. !Jt 4 30
, feeilers.. 901
5 feeders.. 8"!
124 cows 93
41 cows .... 9nS
4S steer.. ..1I8U
ft 1:0.-8. D.
33 feeder.. -9
3 50
3 60
3 40
2 !
4 75
6$ fetders.. 4 16
13 feeders.. 5o4 3 9
61 cows -4 3 40
44 heifer... CJ 2 5u
H. Si earn
28 cows li67 I 20
11 feeder.. 750 4 26
4
20
O'Connor Bro. 8. D.
14 steers ...13'- 4 no 3 steers. ...10.13 4 lit
Jo Durtee S. D.
26 oows f!'J I 20 10 feeders.. 856 4 ft)
i feeder.. Sou 8 6
J O. MrDonald-B D.
cov.,,..lo'.il $10 U st,ers....l080 4 10
A. C. Craven S D.
4 cows 10r2 2 40 12 cows vo 2 to
8 cows t2 2 50 10 luwi ' 4 3 )
3 steers. ...li3 4 5n " sti ers. ...1220 4 60
F U. Stewart-3 U.
11 stetr.,.1'M 3 80 ow. .... Dfi 1 jo
W. H. Reynolds -Neb.
42 cow 872 2 80 cows 79.'" 1 25
Flrat National Bank Neb
lie! 81 2 75 T2 riiies.,. I 4 60
13 calv... 314 3 25
J II Howard-N'eh.
!1 cows K63 8 00
D. Gotnlev Neb
4 feeder.. 51? 4 10 21' steers... 1V4 $ 7f,
;o rows 1 2 8 i i cowe iv,i 3 .
7 bulls 1173 1 uO 8 st.iga Ill $ 33
W. H TAylor-Neh.
SI feeder. .1058 4 26 18 feeders. .1106 4
lo steers.. ..12 4 04
W. H. Martln-Nev.
41 steers. .. .D8I 8 70 14 cows 975 3 10
Hi HIS -There wss the nsusl moderate run
of hos today which has been character
istic! of th hog business during the lust
several weeks. The trade 0ene slow, the
smt hi it has been every day of la to, and
whs at no time very active, si that s guod
share of the forenoon was consumed In
etTecting a clearance. The prices paid were
mostly 6.- lower than yesterday, a consid
erable proportion of the hogs selling at
$5.!rt6 . whereas yssterdav the hulk of
the full lo,ds lirmiRlit $'.ttv,;.o5. In other
words a cops Idernble proportion of iho hug
sold at and right Arojnd $.' ,. Toils y s d.
cline takes the market to the lowest point
touched In some days.
Hepresentstlve sales:
No.
Av
Bh.
Pr. No. Av Bh. Pr
5 55 61 24 14 5 97'4
6 70 61 !f.i 40 4 Oil
6 ! 1-5 25 4.1 6 00
t 80 46. 2xi l 4 00
6 674 7" 235 ... 6 00
t 90 60 243 40 6 10
5 80 . 70 ii1 ... 6 00
6 80 74 Si 12" 00
6 8.'4 3f t'3 4i 6 (
6 924 2" 12" 8 (O
6 924 .66.... . 273 ll 6 0
6 924 79 254 50 6 024
6 96 71 272 ... 6 (V)
6 ! 7f 224 2S0 6 05
6 96 42 14 ... 1 16
6 06 ' 170 ... 6 10
6 Vi (.0 2V 10 6 12
6 9i 1-7 1S1 ... 6 16
6 72 80 6 15
-5 U14
2.1... .
II
19..;.
lie...
44....
32....
54....
83....
..lit
. 44M
..374
..140
. ,3.r4
..243
..178
.176
,.8'0
..2.3
. 3W
. .324
..:il6
..2!1
,.Si2
40
. 40
8
80
80
01
80
so
140
JSO
200
I 47....
r-i
M . . . '.
64 ...
70....
40....
45....
9....
62...
50. . . .
70. . . .
30
131
24
SHKEP There was a fair run of sheep
and lamb this morning, hut they were ai-,
most al) feeders.
Aside front n couple of bunches of fed
Wethers which sold at $5.25 and $j 30 there
whs almost nothing in the way of desirable
killers. In fuct there was not a single
choice load of yearlings or lainhs on sivle
' Owing to the small offering the 'market
j was lust about steady with yesterday, but
pretty c.oso to 25c lower than one week ago
today. The fact that prices are no lower
.than thiy arc seems to be due entirely. to
j the light run of fat stuff at this point.
I The feeling I vciv weak on account of the
hoavy break at Chlcigo. The Chicago
Drovers' Journal of yesterday quoted their
market l(j5c lower on both sheep anil
liimlis than at the close of last week, and
It will be rememlKirfd that last weeks
I close was also lower. YeMerdsy prime
I wethers sold st Chlcigo at JS.fO. with very
1 good to real choice yearlings at $5. 75V6 00.
Very prime and heavy ewes brought $6 25.
: but the lighter ones went mostly at $4.5Ku
16 00. With prices Ilk these prevailing at
Chicago yemerduv and with the market
posted as still lower today R will readily
be understood why the feeling at this point
la week.
Dullness wos a leading characteristic of
the feeder trade today. There was n"cr
thelcss considerable inqulrv for desirable
feeders, which sold about stendy with yes
terday. The common and Inferior grades
were slow and weak, especially thin Bnd
not overly good feedlnar ewes.
Quotations on killers: Good to choic
lambs. $7.0ii7.2ii. air to good lam lis, $6 76W
7 0"' good to choice yearlings. $5.&0ti6.1i;
fair 10 good yearlings. $.i.26tuu.50; good to
choice wethers, $5.U06.W): fair to good
wethers $4.76o0o; good to choice ewe,
84 ao.HU.25.
Quotation on feeder: Good to eholc
: lambs, $6 0tuU25; medium lambs. $5.00fi6.(;
1 light lambs, $4.io$j6.25; yearlings, $u.l&'5 3j;
Wethers, $4. 1610.00; ewea, $&60W4.25: bised
' InK ewes 84 7afti5.ini
I No.
' 1'4 Idaho ewes, feeders
209 Idaho ewes, feeders
844 Idaho ewes
4n1 native wethers
21 Wyoming lambs, culls
510 Nebraska weihers
I 68 Montanu lambs, feeders..
'108 Idaho lumbs
328 Wyoming lambs
245 Wyoming lambs
, u'J Montana lambs
Av. Pr.
:i6 iv
95 4 16
Hd 4 45
117 6 25
68 6 85
112 6 30
65
66 6 40
67 ( 50
69 4 50
73 6 75
80 3 00
69 4 10
IM 4 50
104 . 4 26
44 5 25
54 i 66
100 6 25
84 6 2
92 6 50
68 6 26
.06 8 7i
92 yomlng ewes
' 306 Wyoming ewes
Wyoming ewes
225 Idaho feeder ewe
38 Wyoming lambs
178 Idaho lamb feders
141 Wyoming wethers
63 Wyoming wether feeders.
91 Wyoming wethers
55 Idaho lamb
69 Idaho lambs
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Slow to Dull Hog Five to Ten
Cent Lower. -
CHICAGO, Nov. II. CATTLI5 Re
ceipts, 11,000 bead; market slow and dull;
common to prime steer, $4.00'iip f.80;
cows, 2.65(&4.75;; heifers, $2.40fa6.35;
bulls, . $2.40ib'4.60: calves, $3. 00 7.50;
Blockers and feodcrs, $2.0004.40.
HOGS Receipts, 22,000 head; market
6 Ir 1 Oc lower; choice to prime heuvy, $6.30
4tf6.1!5; medium to good heavy, $6. low
6.20; butuher weights. $6.25 fa 6.35;. good
to choice mixed, $6. 10ft 6.20; packers, $6.6.)
A It AH nl.i in 1A. 111
.SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 25,000 J
li'oad; market weak to 10c lower; sheep, ,
$3 2606.75; yearlings, $5.&0&6.40; lambs, !
$5,6017.25.
New York Live stock Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13. BEEVES Re
ceipt, 593 head; market steady; Messed
beef, slow at 6 46c per pound for
native sides. Some choice bewf, at 104
104c; Texas beef, dull at 64 4 7c. ' To
day's cables from London and Liverpool
. quoted live csttle selling at 120134c per
I lound. dressed weight; refrigerator beef,
j 1 0 9i 10c per pound; exports today, 96')
cattle and 4.200 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 162 head: very little
doing, but feeling steady. Indiana calves
sold at $6. 00 j 6,00 per 100 pounds; city
dressed veals, lint hanged at 8jl3o per
pound; country dressed, at 8 0114c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,141
head; sheen unchanged; lambs In fAlr
demand and steady for top grades. Com
mon to prime siieep sold at $3.00t 5.00
per 100 pounds- a few choice at $5.50;
lambs. $6.50ff7.60; culls, $3,50 4)5.00.
HOGS Receipts, $,3C1 head; market
nominally steady.
1
Kansns City IAv Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo Nov. 13-CATTLE-r
Receipts. 1,900 head, including 1.100 south
erns; market, best steers, steady to 10c
lower; other strong: top. $7.00; choice ex
port und dressed beef steers, $3.50ti700; fair
to good. $4.00tt5.40: western steer. $3.51
6.26; stoekcrs and feeders. $2.60(4.50: south
ern steers, $3 0"a3.25: southern cow, $2 toff
8 26; native cowa $2ATt4.oO; native heifers,
$3.0(5 10; bulls, $2.16-'l.7S; calves. $3.007.00.
HOGr-Reeelpts. 14.HO head; market
opened frtiloe lower, but loss regained; top,
$4 15; bulk of sales. $4 0"ti4 10; heavy, $4 0 4
6 15; packer, $6.UG46.1; pigs and Uatii, $5.jo4
6.L4. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. IO.i'jO
head; market weak to 10c lower; lumbs.
$6. 75i 7.25; ewe and yenrllnxs. $K.404t'..uO;
we-tern yiarllngs. $5 ifTi6O0; western sheep,
$4.0iiif 5.25; stocker and feeders, $3.7(6.10.
St l.onls Live Stock Merket.
ST. IXIUIS, Mo., Nov. 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 6 Cxi head. Including 1.5tO Ttxans;
n-rket 4esdy: native shipping and egport
teers, I5.70fi7.0n; dressed beef end hr4r'...r
steers, $T).ij'.j6.35; steers under 1.000 pouiuls,
$3.25fu4.7o; stockers and feeders, $2.uou4.,W:
cows and heifers, $2.15475.23; canners, tl.ldnu,
2 i6; bullr. $2.;Vi4.00; calves. $.1 50'i7.2fi; Tex
and Inulan steers, $3.0iii6 .fc; coa-s and
lulfers. 21iiS50.
HOGS-BMepta, 6.'0 head; market weak;
pin and llathts. $57fl 25: packers S4.0 'f
butchers and best heavy, KJifMI 2."i.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 0 h, id;
market strong: native mutton. M o lil.Mi;
Iambs, $4.iK(7.fi: culls and bucks, $2.75fi3.50;
Blockers, $3.004 0.00.
Vt. Joeerk l ive Slock Market.
BT. JOSEPH, Mo. Nov IS. CATTLE
Receipt p. 4.917 hesd: market slow and
steodv: natives. $4 iM&fl 73: cows and h'ifers,
$.' 4.V; stockers "d feeders. $3.nti4.5.
lini:n Pecelptc, 7S-M h-ad: iTe
oiried 6e lo-r. eloae't strong; light, $;.(l'47
..I''.: bulk or -ales ft .r. t, to.
BHEEP AND LAMBS-Recilpts,
head: market weak to 10c lower.
4 0(0
fctonx City Live Stock Market
SIOUX CITY. Nov. 13 (Spral Tele
grnm.1 CATTLE RcIpis 0 hed; m- r.
ket steady; rweves. $4 "4i.:5; cow, bulls
and mixed. "..Mi1j4.i': no-ker and feeder,
$3 in tli it. 26: calves and yearlings. 3.' C. 3 re.
HiiGS Reeipt. !.t'0 he-d; mciVet weak
to to loaer wiling t $3.jt4,to; bulk of
sale. $3.9e4j5 83.
Itork In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six frln
clpal western markets yesterday;
Cattle. )ios
line p.
S, OHO
0.000
4.1.1O
60.1
!S.0u'J
South Omaha
Sioux City . . .
Kanaus City .
r t. Joseph . . .
Pt. Louis ...
Chicago .....
Total
7.0'i0
4.400
500
, 1.900
, 4.917
. 6.000
. 11.0 10
2.600
14.000
7,321
6.010
22,000
.31,617 62I 2.80'J
Snnnr and 8nln.
NEW YORK. Nov. H SUGAR Raw.
quiet; fair refining. 5-'ic: uentniugai, 94
:est, 3 M-lCc; molafi-es sujar, 8 1-lik.-. Re
fined, quiet; No. . 4 30c; .So. ". 4.15 ; No $
iJ.r; No 9. 4 13c; No. 14. 4 'k : No II c
No. 12. i toe: No 13. $ (Oc; coiifoctioners' A.
4 'Aic; ninuld A. 5.13c: cut leaf, t.f 3-; ei ush -i
Link:; powderej, 4.90c; gianulsted. 4.v;
cum s, b 05c.
Mf I'.Ar.S"? Btejdv: New Orleans, 1,; n
kettle,' good tj chvke. Si
" OMAHA VHOLEItl.lt M IRKET,
Staple and Fasrr Trslsre,
t:tOS Per dog..- CSC.
LIVE FOl'LTR Y-Hns. 8c; roosters, Ro;
turkeys, 12'yl5c; docks, !c; spring chickens,
6c; geeir. 8k4o.
Ill TTh'R-Packing slock. 17c; choice to
fsnry dairy, Ityllc; creamery, 24i27c.
IIAY-Ch )lif upland, l oO; medium, .00;
course, t. ism 8.60. Rye struw, M. jdit7.Hi).
. UltAN-l'tr tin, $15.00.
VEGETABLES.
SWEET POT A KIKS Per hhl., $2 80.
TOMATOES California, per basket of 2
I lbs., $2.25.
WAX BEANS Per one-third bu. box.
$125
BEETS AND CARROTS Per bu.. 75c.
LEAF LETTl CE Hothouse, pr d' .
hrad. 40c. , r
Cl.LERY-Per do.. 3?00c.
CUCI'MBERB-Hothouse, per d".. $1 :A
ONIONS Home grown. 62k- per 011.; Span
tsh. 41 per rrnte, olorado, ,5c-
GREEN ONION8--Per do, bunches. 2.
IIOHSERADISH-C.iae of I do $1 90.
RADISHES- Per dot. buno'iee r-.
N.VY BKAN8 Per 6u l.c5; No. , $1.71,
LIMA BEANS-Per lb , 64c,.
OREEN PEPPERS Pes- market basket.
75e.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per d. bunche.
$-.
CABBAGE Holland seed, home grown,
per lb , 14c.
EGO PLANT Per dot., $2 00.
POTATOES Per bu., iHiS C
Rl TABAGAS-Per lb., l',c, 150 lb, to
sack. ,
TURNIPS rer fni:." Ifc
QUINCES Per box. 12 25.
rnuiTs.
PFArifFB Oallfoinln Srtlway, per bog.
$1 Hi; Colorado, 4i.'f,.
PEARS Winter varieties, per bu.. $2.25f
$.00.
GRAPES Toky. JJ 75; Milaga,. pec UM
:'..lVfm 00.
APPLES lien-
Davis. $2.25: Jonathan
83 2Mi3.40: New York apptes, J3.J5; Grimes'
I Gol.'en, M.75. " ' "
1 CRANBERRIES-Per bbl., 89 00710 00.
j WATERMK.lONS -Colorado, winter, 3&C
osch. -
, TROPICAL FRUITS. '
ORANGFS Florida oranges. il.nn.
LEMONS- Llmohlei a, extra fancy. 246
sire, $7.50; 3fX size, $.s.m; Joo size. $8.00; other
brands. nOffic less.
BANANAS Per mediuni-slsed bunch,
$2 ' 2 25 ; Jumbos, $?.5Wi3.(4).
GRAPE FRU1T--Slxe b4 to 64 nnd 80 to
94. tl.ro34.DO.
I FIGS Kada way, 4c: sayers. t.'ic; new
I stuffed w.ilntil dates, 9-lb. box, 11.10; Cali
fornia bulk, 54r: 7-rrown Turkish. 15c; t
crown. 14c: 5-crown, ISO: 8-erown. 12c.
BEEF CUT PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1, 14Uc; No. S, 9c; No. 8. 80.
Round: No. 1, 8c; No. 2. 7e; No. S, 6c.
Loin:' No. 1, 17c; No. 2, 12'4c; No. 3. 84o.
Plate: . No. 1, 44c: No. 2, 4c: No. 8, 24c.
Chucks, No 1, 4o; No. 6c: No. $, 34c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUGAR Granulated cane, In sacks, $5.31;
grunulalrd beet, in sucks, $5.31.
CHEESE SwIms. new, 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 154c: Wisconsin limbefger. i24v;
fins, IV; Young Americans, 154c.
COFFEE Roasted. No 35 24o per lh.;
No. 30, 21o per lb.; No, 26, i&o per lb.; No.
20, 14c per lb : No. 21, 13o per lo.
COCOANUTS-Per sack of 100, $4.50.
SYRUP In bbls., S7e per gaK ; In case.
6 10-lb cans, $1.70; cases, 11 6-lb cans. $1.80;
cases, 24 24-lb. cans, $1.85. , .
HONBYPer 24 frames. $1.60.'
CIDER New, Imlf barrel, $2.76; barrel,
$5.26. .......
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern. oofiOOe; Maine. $1.1.. Tomatoes, 3-lb.
cars, $1.10; 5-lb. ouns. 674cti1.00. Pine
apples, grated, 2-lb- $2.0Mdlr.So; sliced. $1.W
ii2.il!; gallon apples, fancy, $2.65; California
upricotf, 1.90'h2.2C; penrs, tl.'Yit:.M; peac, e.
fancy. $1.752.40; li. C- pea. hi-s, t,uti4i2 w.
Alaska salmon, red; $1.2o: lancy Chinook,
F.. $2.10; fancy sockeye, F $1.95; ardlnes.
qitarfr oil, $2.76; lliree-ejunricr luustard,
HOo. Sweet potntoes, ll.lOyl.U'i; sauerkraut.
II. e"; pumpkins. 8oc'u$l.oo; wax beans, 8-lh.,
o4t;M)c: lima beans. 2-lb 75c 131. si; spinach,
$!.?5; cheap peas, 2-lb., 60c; extras, 9uci(i$1.10:
fancy, Jl.Jiiil.75.
CURED FISH - Family 'whltefish, per
quarter bbl., 1(4) 1Ih., 14. iw; Norway mack
eral. No. 1, $26.00; No. 2, $26.(0; No. 3, $20.00:
Irish. No. 2, $14.00; herring, In bbls., 2uo
lbs. each, Norway, 4k, $9.00: Norway, 8k,
89 00; Holland, herring. In kegs, milkers.
6oe; kegs, mixed, 70c -
FISH Trout, lie; halibut. 12c: catfish.
16c: buffalo, e: bnr.heads. lie; black bans,
line stock, 25c; salmon, 12c; pike., 11c; red
snapper, fresh froxen. 12c; whltotlsh,. fresh
froxen. 13c; yellow, perch, dressed and
scaled. Sol pickerel, fresh frozen, 9c;
frog legs, 35c per doz. saddle. -
HIDES AND TALLOW Green - salted.
No. 1. 12c; No. 2, Hc; bull ,hll, 9(loc;
green hides. No. 1, 11c; No. 2, 10c; horse,
$7.5013 75; sheep pelts, SOcKill. 26. Tallow,
No. 1. 4c: No. 2, 2c. ' . r '
NUTS Frcnoii .walnuts, linici California
walnuts, No 2, hard shell, i3o; Nq. 1. soft
shell. 14c; Brarils, 13144e; pecans. 14i&17c;
filberts. 124(J;14c; peanuts, raw, 54c;
roasted, 74c: California almonds, hard
shell, 16c; soft sheik 18o. -v ,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13. METALS th
London tin market whs lowef, according
to today's cables, with spot quoted ul
(194 10s and futures at 1'4 2s 6d. Lo
cally the market was steady and lower,
in sympathy wktn spot, quoted, at $42. 6J
442.65. Copper was tinrhanged In the
local market, with spot quoted at $21.75';f
22.50; electrolytic, $21. BOM 22.00; cAStlng.
$21.26 $t 21.76 The 1Oiirton- market waa
a shade higher, at 99 6s. for stuit and
101 for futures. Lead whs 2s 6d higher
at 19 7s 6d In London. Locally, the
market wus unchanged, at $5,7 31 5.95.
Spelter was firm, at $6,3046.40 in th
local market, and advanced to 127 12s 61
In London. Iron was Irregular In tho
English market, with standard foundry
closing at 66s 3d and Cluvelatld warrant
al 56s 10'. id. Locally, the niarm't was
unchanged; No. 1 foundry northern, $25.24
41 24 26; No. 2 foundry northern, $2l.75'u)
25.75; No. 1 foundry southern, $25.50 u
27.50. nnd No. 2 foundry southern, $25.00
ti 27.00. ' -
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13 METALS Lead
steady, $5.90; "spelter firm. ;sl."
CoWee' Market. '. '" 1
NEW YORK, 'Nov. 13. COFFEE Mar
ket for ;f ttures ined eteildy t un
changed prices to a decline of 5'poInt
In reaponse to luige Brazilian -reqalpts and
easy l-Juropean 'rabies. : At-first -the mar
ket held 'around the . opening figures, but
the tlnat cable' from ' Havre reported a
further docltne and the market eased off
in the late session under scattering liqui
dation and closed - steady, at u-net loss
of 6ffl0 points. Sules for the day were
reported of 30,600 t.aga, Inoludlng De
cember, at 6,051 6.15c; February. 6.16c;
March. 6 35i& 6 40cj May, 6.60c; June, 6 0c;
July. .6446.70c;' September. 6 041 6. (.'.;
October, 6.90c. 6pot, ttulet; No. 7 Kiu
T ll-lc.
. Oils and Rosin,
NEW YORK. NOV. 13.r-OIL-Ealer;
prliue crude, f. o. b. mills, 27c: yellow.
874o. Petroleum, quiet; infilled New York,
$7.6ii: Philadelphia und Bnltunure. 17.16.
Tur(enUne, 7o4'i,7Jc. s ''"
RoSIN Firm; strained, tuinmon to
good, $4.30. " -
OIL CITY. Pit.. Nov. 13 OIL Credit
balances. $1.58: run, 1 2,359 bbls.: averugn,
77.688 bbls.; shipments, 144.167 bbl.; aver
age. 162352 bbN.
SAVANNAH. Ga., Nov. 13. OIL Tur
pentine, firm, 68c.
ROSIN ilrni; A. B and C,l$4.O0; r, $4.05;
F, $4.1-0: G. $4.25: II, $4 40; 1. $4.50; M, $5.60;
N, $11. oO; Wlj, $4.50; WW, 6.9o. ,
I have, in connection, with pra'Mk'ftl
miners, secured some most promising
! properties lu the great QoldSeld, N.-
vaua, (amp. .
We need aid for ijiiltk development.
We are ronfldent pf opc'nipg up good
mines, as we are surrounded" by th
shipping mines. .
Write for particulars.
Address
GEO. W, E. Dorsey
Fremont, Neb,r
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