THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SAT I'll DAY, NOVEMBER 17, 100(1.
13
UiAIN AM) PRODUCE II ARRET
h Opaainc Ttirly 8tedj, Whwt
Price! Bale Wenk.
UCUNE LUi TO HEAVY REALIZING
ein.rts from Arirntlan Tell f I -lifH
Wnthrr an Dnmestr
er Is Bearish Corn Mar
ket U Vers- IfidctlTe.
OMAHA. Nov. K 1.
Though the opening In whml was fairly
wieady, price Boon eased off under pressure
f heavy selling In a realizing wy, which
he market van unable to rare for. Closing
price were o tielnw yesterday. Despite
the Wfuknui the new generally una In
fnvor of the hull. Argentina rent reports
of weather unfavorable for til growing
rop snd Liverpool cables were higher.
Heoetpt In the northwest ntf tinn 11 end
nlllers took moot of the offering At good
premiums. Pome sign of improvement are
'hown In the flour situation. Bradstreet's
weekly clearances were not oh largo as
anticipated.
Option price in corn ran through a nar
row range. Hue to the bail weather, rorn
was easy early, hut It firmed up again.
' Men iiemnnrt ws falrlv good and apot
prices held steady, not wlthaiandlng re
ceipts were larger than expected.
frimaty wheat receipts were !5.tf0 bit,
mcl shipments ZCi.r.jO bn., ngalnst receipts
'et yet.r of 1.:o5.to bu. and shlpmenla of
lxl.i0 bn. Corn receipts were tai.fno bu.
mid shipments .iio bu., against reeelpta
!Ft year of s7,iaa) bu. and shipment of
let. Clearance were Jig.nut) bu. of
wheat. ls.iYo bu. of corn. 2.0O9 bu. of oat
.ind flour and wheit rmial to Kt.Ox) bu.
Liverpool closed VrfVl higher on wheat
ml HtyVl higher on corn.
There haa been so much talk about the
Increased use of the low grade corn tor
making free alcohol that a deposition ex
jrts among holder In part of the corn
belt to keep u back, li also haa the ef
mct of creating n demand for May.
The Modern Miller soys: ' Drought con
Onions, wnloh have been prevalent In mniit
"f the principal winter wheat states,
clicking Hie growth of the riant to aonie
extent, have been relieved by the recenf
toiowa m the west, which extended through
AllBsourl and Inio Illinois. The more east-
rn localities have not experienced full re
lief. Local range of options:
Arttcles.l Open. Htgh. Low. Cloae.l Vas'y.
Wheat
Dec.... May...
Viiin
Dee....
May...
Oats
Jer....
-May
3xit
.....
38'
3!
SIS
74
111
'Mi
5
Omaha fash Prices
WHEAT No. 1 hard. SR-frflSc; No. 3 hard,
;iln',c; No. 4 hard, fcifiiiiHc; No. 2 aprlng,
amine; No. 3 spring, 6",fii!ic.
CORN No. a old. SS'yiiic; new, 374c;
No. 3 yellow, old, 401411410; new, 37',4a;(c;
No. 3 white, old, 40rfi4V; new, 374c.
OAT8 No. 3 mixed. 30V"31c; No. 3 whlU.
jiti iic: no. t white, siftaic.
KVE-No, 2, Mc; No. 3. oSc.
Carlot ltecelpta.
TV'henl. Corn. Oat
27 i
11
21
IW
.n;2
Ti
i
1'hleago
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha. ,
I'uluth
St. Loula ...
49
CHICAGO CiRAIM AD fBOVIflONS
aM. ruftires, steady; p.cember, 4sd;
Janunrv, 4s Id.
tkvTtii L,onl,on raclllc eo.ist, quiet
a
(tnntatlona
artnna
nf this Pay on
Commodities.
NKW YOIIK, Nov. 1(1. FliOt'It Receipts.
H Ml bbls ; exiorts. IMJit bbls.; sales. ts.!-0
rk.r market llrm with a niorlerute trade.
Minnesota patent. t4.!-4.40: winter
frHleht. n ,Vti1..iii; Ikrinnesota bakers, 34.4 t
1;4); winti-r patents. $.1.;.r.'.i l.ov, winter ex
tra?, kMrtrHlo; winter low grades, 32.'
Itve Hour, steadv; fnlr t'j gnod. W.tMi
; cholc to fancy, 3XW,4.15. Htiekwheat
Tour. rteHdy. ;.V,'u . S spot and to arrive.
HI CK WHKAT-Flrm; 31.25 p r ! H.
low l.s&i.j; coarse, '.0i 1.12; kiln dfled.
32.78
HYK-Steadj-; No.
New York; Jersey
Keren irw lork.
HA R LKY Finn: feeding.
UnrTalr.; malting. 4.Vafi9c e. I
WH KAT Receipt, IU.iko
2.W bn.: e, J,x.-,o,(io bu.
niargei easy; No. 2 red.
western, 714' c.
anU state, 6c
1. f.
dc-
f.
4y: c I.
f. Buffalo,
bu.; export.
future; spot
elevator,
1
I
1'eatarea of the TradlatT and loslnc
Prloea on Hoard of Trad.
CHICAGO, Nov. IS. Profit-taking on a
liberal scale caused weakness today In the
local market, the December delivery at
the close showing a net decline of (t
f. Corn wa down c. Oats were a
khade lower. Provisions were 5fi74c to
isMiq lower.
, Dustite the fact that the new of the
day ii mainly favorable to the bulla
the wheat 'market was dominated bv the
bears and prices steadily declined, mere
was no change In the northwestern situa
tion, the receipts belli, less than for
the corresponding day last year and wet
weather threatened to make the movement
still smaller. The wheat market at Liv
erpool was firm, and advices from Argen
tina told of damage to the wheat crop
there by unfavorable weather. The prin
cipal hearlsli Influences were a decrease
or (ou.iioo du. 111 stocks at 1 hi nun and a
decrease In breadstuff exports for the
week. According to Hradstreets' the total
exports of breadstuff this week wero
tqual to 3,750,000 bu.. against 4,732,000
bu. for the corresponding week last year.
Local and outside longs sold actively all
day, the pressure on the December option
being especially heavy, There was also
considerable changing of" December for
May deltvery for elevator Interests. De
mand came chiefly from shorts. The
market closed weak. December opened
unchanged to a shade, lower, at 744 W1
74VJO. sold off to 73 9 7 3 4o and closed
at 73 i $t 73'ic Clearances tit wheat and
tlogr were e.(uol to 465,000 bu. Primary
receipts were 905,000 bu., agulnst 1. 2O8.0O0
bu. for the same day last year. Min
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 618 cars, against 672 cars last
week and hi 3 cars a year ago.
Rain In Iowa and Nebraska brought out
a good demand for com by commission
houses and cash Interests, which caused
, a steady tone all day. Apprehension of a
. "coruer 1 ins the December delivery be
v'iauti of the continued light receipts and
t small local stocks restrained traders souio-
what from free selling. The close waa
f steady. December opened a shade to lo
higher, at 42i427c, sold off to 424c
J and closed at 42411 42S". Local re
ceipts were 1.9 cars, with 29 cars of con
tract grade. .
Outs held steady on good buying by
commission house and cash Interests.
I'ntavorablo weather for the crop move
ment waa a bulllslt factor. December
pened a shade higher, at 34 He, and Mold
IT to 84 4c, where it closed. Local -re-
elnta were 169 cars.
A- Provisions were strong early In the day
Y Pn tn K'tive general demand, which was
j - bnsud upon a strong market for live
..X 'shogs. During the first hour offerings
ffTTT were light, but later local longs sold
freely and brought about a sharp decline.
The closu waa weak, with January pork
down 24c, at 314.474. Lard was off
7 4yl0e, at 3 0'o 8 2. Ribs were Bt
i'.u luivi-i, at 37.75 & 7. ."'.ic .
Kstimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 41 cars: corn, 243 cars; oats, 198
uars; hoss, 16.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
ami svi(,e i. o. h. afloat: No. 1 northern,
duluth, t---. c. I. f. Buffalo; No. I hard
winter. M'.c. c. I. f. Iluffnlo. Renewed
llnulrlatlons of December occasioned fur
tner wcHKnc.Ks'in wheat todav. Traders
also sold on lighter weekly clearances and
a bearish Modern Miller report, but cov
ered near the close, rallying prices slightly.
They w,.r. tlnatly VpN" net lower; May,
M ll-lKtiM-v, closed at N7c; December,
4'ti2 J3-1HT, closed at S2Sc.
CORN Receipts, 22.575 bu.; export, l.FWS
bu.; spot mnrket steady; No. 2, ni!4c, ele
vator, and 54o f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yel
low. M40; No. 2 white. 6f.o. Tho option
market was without transaction, closing
'' net hinher; January closed at 614c;
May closed at 8ot,,.. i.COember closed at
p:Se.
OAT8 Receipts, 2.fmo bu.; exports, 1.7S0
mi.; spot market steady; mixed oats, 2i to
52 lb.. 33c: natural white, JO to S3 lbs,
"ffp4c; clipped white, 38 to 40 lbs..
4.IHI".
t'BED Steady; spring bran, 35160, prompt
shipment; middlings, 22.3!v prompt ship
ment. HATBteady; shipping, 75iS0c; good to
chilce, 31.0val.io.
IlOPS-steady; Paclflo coast, W, lOflloc.
HIDES Steady; Galveston, 20 to 25
lbs., ioc; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 21c; Tegas
dry, 24 to 30 lbs., lSc
LKATJ1 EH Quiet; acid. 275"So.
PHOVlKlONS Keef. firm: fa mil v, 312 bO
13.00; mess, 3K.0iKfi9.0O; beef hams, $22.0i'f
23.50; packet, io.5(rg 11. no; cltv extra lndi.i
mesa, 3l.5(K!20.00. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, 310.&V?! 12.50; pickled hams,
lUXKi 12.50. Lard, firm; western prime,
t'.mtSM; refined, firm; continent, 310.00;
South American, 310.75; compound, 37.si4'.i
S.124. Pork, Arm; family, 310.rtwil9.50; short
clean 317.L.Vj 19.00: mesa, 31K.ootrl8.7o.
TALLOW Firm: city 2 per package),
t',4c; country (packages frse), CVSOHc.
WICK Firm; domestic, fair to extra,
SHtte; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm; street price,, extra
creamery, 2?He Official prices: Creamery,
common to extra, 2tfr27ej held, seconds
to extra, 19ff27c; state dairy, common to
extra, l:W.rj renovated, common to ex
tra, 154ii22c; western factory, common to
firsts, HiVa-Joc; western Imitation creamery,
firsts. !04jj2iHc.
CHELSli - Firm; state. full cream,
large sr,d small, September. fancy,
1.14c; state, Iecemter, best, 12ir;
state, fair to good, l'.'(frl24o; state, October
best, 120; state, fair to good, 12'ij124c;
state. l::?rr)r, ltiifrll4o; skims, 31S104C.
EirtS Quiet; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby extra, 3VS37c; fancy selected white,
37i3)tc; state, choice, 34ii3tc; state, mixed,
extra. 3!c; western, selected, best. 3.V;
average beet, Sc'riaic; western, seconds, 2T
30c. Oftlclal prices: Firsts, 32c; seconds,
2H'(! nr.
POFLTRT Live unlet; western chicken
and fowls. 134c; turkeys, lfc. . Dressed
linn; western chickens. 12'ali4c; spring
turkeys, 16ul8c: fowls, 1014c.
gt. Louis General Market.
ST. LOCI8. Nov. 16.-WITEAT-Lower;
track. -o. . red. cash, 75fi7fte; No. 2 hard.
iJV'O&e; Dccemner, 1413140;
77"c.
CORN Weak; track. No. 2
No. 2 white, 45c; December,
41N.C.
OATS Steady; track. No. 2, 3314c: No. 2
white, 3440; December, Xic; Mav, 35c.
FLOCR Steady; red winter patents, 33.55
tr3.75; extra fancy apd straight, $3.1tKt 3.4;
clear, 32.tfiB2.90.
SEfcl,-Tltnothv, stendy. 33.2&83.7B.
CORNMKAL Steady. 32.50.
PRAN Steady; sacked, east track, 9oifi07e:.
HAY Firm; timothy. 312.50(816.00; prairie,
310.mv 13.00. y
IRON COTTON TIES 31.02.
BAOOINO-SMe.
HKMP TWINE-fte.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; lobbing,
3K.6t. Lard, lower: prime steamed, 39.2".
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra shorts,
19.374; clear ribs, 39.14; short clears,
3H.H24- Bacon, steady: boxed, extra shorts,
310.124: clear ribs, 39 874; short clears.
310.374.'.
POI LTRY Firm: chickens, 8c: springs,
914c; turkeys, L'c; ducks. lic: geese, 5'nOc.
lU'TTER Steady; creamery, 21 '27c;
dairy, 1(n22c.
FtlOS Firm, 2."o, case count.
Receipts and shipments of flour and grain
were as follows:
Receipt!
9.oou
T2.om
fiS.OOil
70.000
May, 77Hf
cash,
4t4c;
444c;
May,
Arikles.j Open, j HIgh. Low. Close.! Yea'y
Wheat
Iec.
May
Corn
Dec. May
July
oats
Dee.
May
July
l'ork-
Jan.
Mav
litd
ec.
Jan.
May
Rlim
In n. '
May
No.
I
I
174", 41 744,
'TlrVu'.sl 7J4
Soi)4! 4r,
4S, 43-,i
44'iJ'Hj 444,
) 34S 84
3iHt S'
SuHl iS!
14 6 ' 14 771.'
14 : ) 14 4'
I 1
874: to '
9 ( 1 9 )
g 674 75
il j li 70
I . I
7 24 7 9i'4
7 924, 3 I
:s;73W 744
7aj i j78Si)'.i
424,4i4"lVt'i:Vi
4i'4 444UU
3444 4"
444
844;
31,4,
1
14 474
00
3 W
It)
5-4
374:
v.4i
3341
14 474!
14 frJ
60
8 S5
a
3 b.',
7 7741
7 374,
3J'
14 60
14 74
S hi
3 Ut
3 0
574
T 824
7 96
n
t ush uuotMtions were as follows:
FLvM'H-FJrm; winter jiatent, 33 ky
straights, 33.2inf4 4t'; spring paUnU,
It. '..) l.nv; ttraJglits, 33.itVii1t.00; bakers, 32.40
W1IFAT No. 3 sptins. T7'jin2e; No. S,
72'tiM'-; No. 3 red. i.llt'ii ,4'ie.
f'iRN No. 3. 4a'0t'4c: No. ! yellow, 474
AT8-No. S. 4'4c; No. 3 white, 82tr3."4e
ItYK-No. 2. JV.
HAKI.KY Fair to choice malting. 47'da.to.
SKKf'tt No. 1 flax. 31124; No. I north.
X w. -stern. 3121's- Timothy, prime. 3425.
Clover, cotitriit t grades, 313.25.
il pnoVISIoNl"-fhi.ri ribs sides (looe),
t3i". ii.7i. Pork, ties. per bbl., glri.nu. Lard,
p- r 1ij lbs., fc.60. Short clear sljes tboxud),
s:4'",t,
I l.e rec. lpts and shipment of tlotir and
k'hiu were: IOceii.1. Shipments
flour, bbis ls. dirt
V'heat. 1U 4M Ji'via.
I Corn, htl !. T't .V.
f'Hts, bit 1 24.i0
V Rve. bu 1S.ui 10.9m
J liurley. bi 44.9UI' I9.m
I'm the Produce exchans loUav the but-
tep market was linn: creameries. Zmti.v,
rles. lK'njle. Fkk, Ann; at niaik, rasi
fiiii!u.ii 1 SLt2-; lliet. 27c; prime Itrsls, v;
eviins. Chee, sieady, 1241 l'.v
. -.f i,rm aawa rrm 1 iiioi 1,
I.lVERPOOr Nov. H. WH K AT Hoot
S'rady, No. t re.l western winier, Ss p.,'
l'li'i'iva, steA.lv inoliei. 6 l',d: .March
Is i-td: M iv. i VI-
t,yl.N-ei'i. i't-li Amt.kau luixed,
Flour, bbl....
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Shipments.
S.i
40.OI0
;'J.om
77.K10
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. le.-FIXl'R-Firt
patent., 34..X'u 4. 40 : second patents. 34.1.Vif
4 25: flrat clears, Sa.a&jS 35; second clears.
2.MjS SUv
BRAN In bulk, 318.2C.
("Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
range of prices, as reported by F. D. Day
to Co., 110-1U Board of Trad, was:
Articles.! Open. High. I Ix)W. Close. Yes'y
Wheat I !
Dec...77:iifr7S!
Nov.,.1 1 24
Dec... I 1
May... 1 1234
78 I
a"4
14
1 244
1 3)
1 234
77
tut;
tlO
1 24 I
1 19(4
1 23
77S
no I
. So!,'
1 244!
1 li'Sj
1 U4I-
7714
.80
;8-Ti
174
Minneapolis Cash Prices Wheat : No. 1
northern, (W4c; No. 3 northern. 7s4c: to ar
rive, 77Sc: No. 3. 754t74o: No. 1 durum,
flv. to arrive, fiOc; No. 3 durum, tcio;
to arrive, 37c. Corn: No. 3 yellow, 49.c;
No. 8, 44c. Oats: No. 3 while, 32c; No. 3,
4't?304c. Bailey, 3(47c. Rye, iit'6u9ic.
Flax, 31.20.
Kaasaa City Grain aad Crovlaleaa.
KANSAS CITT, Nov, 18.-WHEAT-De-cember,
7Hc; May, 72'ic; cash, No. 2 hard,
6!r'j70i:; No. 3 6i4je; No. 2 red, 714'u-,2c;
No. 3, 674'fi'ilo.
CORN l)ece mhe r, 370; May, 3v; July,
S.'c: cash, No. 2 mixed, J74c; No. 3, 37(Ji
374c; No. 2 white. 38c.
OATS No. 2 white, SS'ic; No. 2 mixed.
S2:i4 it 33o.
HOGS Firm, He higher; extras, 24c;
firsts. 15c: seconds, 17c.
HAY Steadv; choice timothy, 313.75'fJ
11.00; choice prairie, 11.5fJj 12.00.
RYE Steady at 67t(6.-.
BUTTER Firm; creamery. 6c
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. l!.un 86.OX1
Corn, hu 4!,(M 2ii.ii0
Oats, bu 7.ouu O.imo
Mllwaakee brats Market.
MILWAVKKE. Nov. M.-WHKAT-Steaily;
No. 1 northern, S0?ilc; No. 3 north
ern, 7tyHv: May, ftc.
RYK Higher; No. 1 674"574c.
' IiARLKY Active; No. 2. B54tr5S:; am
ple. 4L-(;6uc.
ORN Iwor; No. 3 cash, 47c; May,
lia aeked.
Pearta Grata Market.
PEORIA. Nov. 16.-CORN Higher; No. 3
yellow, new, 4;c; ro. 3. new, 41c: No. 4,
S94c; no grade, new. 34c.
OATS Higher; No. 2 white. 344344e;
No. 3 white, aV(,i34c; No. 4 white, 3.i4'(30c.
RYE Firm; N". t. 6tt.
llalath Gralai Market.
Dl'LT'TH Nov. 1H.-WHKAT On ttfck:
No. 1 northern. S&'V: No. 2 northern. 7!4c;
I-eemter, 774c; May Vk:; Julv, bic,
OATS To srrive. 32c.
NEWYORRSrOCKS AND BONDS
Uirkit ii Actire, bat Bptculttive Vft
mnt ii More Diyir iftd.
FAVORITES UNDER PRESSURE MOST OF DAY
8t. Psal aad Meadlna Decline tnder
Proltt Taking, hat Itecorer Later
Hill hares Adrasrc
Sharply.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18 The speculative
movement todav was more diversified than
yesterday, although the aggregate sales
for tho day did not exceed those of yes
terday. The decrease was In those stocks
In which dealing were congested yester
day to a degree that give the market an
unnatural appearance. The favorite
stocks In today's speculation were under
more, or less pressure In a process of
profit-taking. St. Paul still held a load
ing place In the movement, but It wis
Irregular and yielded sharply at the out
set, under offerings to reallxe. It eanift .
up afterwards and Reading also made
a new start to a higher level. L,am or
consistency was a general comment upon
the market. Stocks here and there were
sent upwards suddenly, with nothing to
explain the movement.
Traders were convinced quite generally
that Important operations were going on
and that tho working out of far-reacning
financial projects wero In view. They
sough eagerly to get Into the current
of tho movement without further know
ledgo of what they might mean. The
houses which executed, the large orders
gave color to Suppositions as to the Iden
tity of the buyer. Western speculative
combinations were credited with very
large operations In the market. The
Standard Oil party was supposed to he
accumulating stocks, notwithstanding tha
continued heavy fall of that stock in ths
curb market and the sensational atten
tion given to the government's suit
against the company. A reported hasty
return to this city of President Hill of
the Oreat Northern, waa made ground for
rumors or Important pending ttoveiop
ments affecting his properties. Reading I
was subject to revived rumors of a coming ;
increase In the dividend rate. The usual ;
explanation heard for the rise In Amalga
mated Copper was that it might be ex
pected, as a Standard Oil favorite, to
follow tha movement of St. Paul.
Tho character of the day's trading waa
falrlv Indicated bv lha kind of factors
that are thus seen to have figured In
the trading. Money continued to work
easier. Only small changes are Indicated
In the cash holding of .the banks for
the week, as a result of the currency
movement, but a large cutting down of
tho loan Item Is expected to be shown '
In consequence of free lending here lor
account of Interior banks, "he tone of
the money market precludes any doubt :
about the reserves havltffc been restored
to the legal 25 per cent limit or above It. .
The banks report a definite shifting of the !
course of the currency movement in favor '
of New York, the gain on balance by ex
press movement being In the neighbor
hood of 31,000,000. Absorption by the '
sub-treasury was sufficient to leave the
gain by the banks small. The turn In
the movement towards New l'ork was j
of large sentimental effort, as . further J
gains in the future are thus 1
Indicated. A resumption of the Interior I
demand during December Is not unusual.
however. The irregular tone of the latter
mnrket, when protit-taklng had become
quite general, was broken In upon by the,
buoyant Jump In the Hill stocks and the
market closed generally strong under this
Influence.
Bonds were firm. Total salea par value,
31.1)6.000. United States 4s declined 4c
on call.
The following was ths ran are of rjrlces On
the New York Stock exchange: i
S.uc.liign.Low.cio9e.
27
102.0 1134 1114 113'i
..7r43K: rMd coin onrt bullion, 3n7.-.4.2r;
('Id certificates, 3l7.U3.2..
' 1 Official Wednesday
W,t"ft m2?- f-Jirit i S "tt!ci Thursday ....
1"1' Mex. t entrnl 4S.. s- I official Fririav
reg..l304 1o 1st Inc 24 rrlriaj
tn York Money Market.
NF,V YORK, Nov. ltV-MONET-On call,
steady st 4lii per cent; ruling rate. 44 per
rent: closing bid, 4 per cent; offered, at 4'
per cent. Time loans, easier; day. 74
pr cent; !"J days, 7 per cent; 6 months,
per rent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPEU-vgii4
Per cent.
STERLING KXCHANliFr-Btertdy. with
actual business In bankers' bill at It 8.T7V?t
4 dVo for demand and at $4.SOtMi4.a fir
6-dav bills; posted rates. 3t.814'u4.S4;
commercial bills, H
HILVKJt Bar, TTSc; Mexican dollars,
31 C
IWjNDB Government, tasy; railroad,
firm.
Quotations on bonds today were as fol
lows; V, S. r. 2, reg....1044 Japan fis. 2d sec.. PT'j.
do coupon 1"4S do 4 rtf 8.T4
V. a. 3s. reg l I do 44 rtf M
do coupon 1"3 IL A N. ti. 4 l"!i
IT. S. old 4, reg
do coupon
IT. S. n. 4s. res
do coupon 1304 M. A St. L. 4s... K
Am. Tobacco 4.. 78 M.. iK. & T. 4s.... SW'tj
do 6s 114 do 2 96
Atch. gen. 4s......l'a N. R.R. of M.c.4s M
do Sdj. 4s 92a4 N. T. C. g. 34... t.i
At. C. X. 4 97V, N. J. C. g. 5 128
Bal. Ohio 4.. ..1014 No. Pacific 4s 14
do 34 M I do 3 75
R. R. T. C. 4 94!N. At W. c. 4.... 944
Cen. of Oa. 5s. ...111". O. S. L. rfg. 4... 9
90 ipnn. conv. 34..14
74 Reading gen. 4.. 99J.
73 S.L. A I. M. C.6..113',
Ches. A O. 4Vf..VK4 B. L. S. r . rg.ts St
Chicago & A- 34 77X St L. 8. W. c 4s. 814
C H. A Q. n. 4.. 99 8. A. L. 4s 82
C. R. I. A P. 4.. 774 So. Paclflo 4 9.'S
do col. 5 92i. do 1st 4 ctfs... 91:4
CCC. A RL. g. 4. .In24 So. Railway 5a. ..1164
Colo. I. B. ser. A. 75V Texas A P. 1....1194
... 91 T. S. L. W. 4 4
...103 I'nlon Pacific 4s..H4
... 9i4 f. 8. fl. 2d 5s 97
... M Wsbash 1 1124
...10eAt do deb. B 79
... ! Western Md. 4.. MU
1081 w. A L. K. 4s.... 8'.'4
974 Wis. Central 4... 904
B2 I
0HA1IA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Re Yerj Mirk ad Cbtece Teles Piece
it Cettle.
HOGS STRONG TO FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Very Light Raa of ftaeesi aad Umki
Ktllers la Good Pemaad and 1
ttroag o Tea Hlgker
Feeder Steady.
POCTH OMAHA, Nov. K 1W.
Receipts were:
t Official Monday....
tMTlclal Tuesday.
Cittle. Hog. 8hep.
do lt Inc..
do 2d Inc.
do 3d lnc
..10.779
.. .7
.. 7.491
.. 4.
.. 8.000
3 b
S.121
4.248
t.m
5.0i)
N.9t
15.418
17.949
3.949
bidding no more than steady price. Other
buyer were willing to pay stroeg to So
hlkther price, and It wa on that basis
that the market opened. At first the trade
wis slow and buyes were only paying
the ndvancv on the better loads. Quite .
good miny hi.f. sold early that were no
more thiin a shade higher, but as It be
cam evident that the demand waa really
quite good, packers were forcd t
strengthen up r.n their hid, and the later
market was right at 5c higher than yes
terdMy. Today's and yesterday's advance wipe
out sll the decline this week and leave
the market a little stronger than It waa
at the close oT last week.
Reoresentatlve sales:
No. Ar 8h, Pr. No.
29. .
50.
58.
ftl.
74.
89.
76.
Colo. Mid. 4s.
Cuba 5s ,
D. A R. a. 4s.
Dls. Bee. S
Erie p. I. 4
do gen. 4s
Hock. Val. 44s.
Japan fis
do 3d series....
Offered.
Nnatfla Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Nov. 1fi.-Call loans, (Kit per
cent; time loans, BV87 per cent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Atch. adj. 4s 914 (Atlantic 13
no is i'Ni'4 Hingnam '
Fivo days this week. ..32.773 r.5 M.'
fame day last week.. .27,213 22.12S 85.479
Patne. day 2 weeks ago.. 33.812 24. I? 77.874
Pame days 8 weeks ago..l9os.'? 14.230 47.08
fame days 4 weeks ago.,85.779 12.729 l'1.9M
Bame days last year 23.852 27.448 48,154
Tha following tab! shows the receipts of
..III. K J 1 . c .w U . fAa I
iL". ' . . mm inwp n i cvuin winn ,
tha year to date, compared with last year:
" . 130. 1. Inc.
Cattle 940 20 9l5.2f I4.K70
Hogs 2,172,759 1011.877 1ft.tc2
Hhsep 1.971.47 1.799.854 171.S23
. CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Oood to choice corn-fed steers 35"tffS5
Fair to good corn-fed steers .tifl.eo
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... I.Oiiiii.OO
Good to choice range steers 4 7Vi 4S
Common to fair rsnge steers 3 8"'o4 00
Oood grsss cows and heifers 3-3KSIO0
Fair to gooo. cows and heifers 1 TVS ISO
Common to fair cows and heifer.. l.fcoa"2 75
Onod-cholce stockers and feeders.. .orK'g4.75
Fair to good stockers and feeder.. 3 3fVgM.no
Common to fair stockers 3.7wi3
Bulla, stags, etc jorv&sit
Veal calves 4.0n4Ji
Tha following table shows the average
price of hogs st outh Omaha for ths last
several days, with comparisons:
Dats. I 1903. 1 191. 11904. 11903. 11902. 190l. 1900.
4.
3.
..
Mex. Central 4s.. 80
Atchison 1014
do pfd 1014
Poston A Al 2404
Roston A Me 1S14
poston Ele 153
Fitchhurg pfd ...133
Mex. Central .... 234
N Y. N. H. AH..1024
Pere Mam: M
Union Pacific ....1PSH
Am. A. C. pfd.... 92
Am. Pneu. Tube.. 141
Amer. 8tlgar 1334
do pfd 129
Amer. T. A T 1374
Amer. Woolen ... 34 I
do pfd 102',
Dom. I. A 8...
F.dlson Elec. II
Mass. Electric
do pfd
Mass. Ots
United Fruit .,
United 8. M...
do pfd
IT. 8. Steel.;...
do pfd
Adventure
Alloues
Amalgamated
Bid.
..233
.. 19
.. 70
.. 58
..1084
.. 734
.. 29
.. 48
..106V
.... 64
.... 19V
...113V,
Cal. A Hecla....870
Centennial 324
Copper Range ... 82H
Daly West 20
Franklin 22
C.ranbv 134
Isle Royale 224
Mass. Mining .... 84
Michigan 174
Mohawk 81
Old Dominion ... 574
Osceola 128
Parrot 24
Jjlncy 99
Shannon liiS
Tamarack ...100 .
Trinity ;.. 11
"tilted Copper .. 73
J. P. Mining 624 '
r. s. on... 7 fit;
Utah 634 I
Victoria 4
Winona 10V
Wolevrlne lSu
North Hutt 1114
Butte Coalition.. 3Ij
Nevada 19 I
Mitchell ;,s,
."al A Arizona. ..1M
Tecumseh l.Vl .
Ireeno Con 264
S 98
... 5 9T,V
I-i f IS.
V. . . I W 6
t 03
eo7
1
a
10!i
11..
12... 6 OO
13... I S 9S4
6 9
6 064!
I 83
4 8'
4 83
4 81
4 79
4 8"
i 82
4 90
4 89
4 91
4 95
4 79!
4 97
4 89
4 80;
4 79I e 48
4 74l C Si
4 73! 6 62
4 78 1 3 6f
14
4 801
4 731 4 f.9j
4 Tl 4 84
4 M 4 83
4 80
4 67! is!
4 63! 3 28
4 63' 101
Nov.
Nov.
Nor.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
Nov.
Nov. 15.
Nov. 1.
I
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle.
Omaha 32.oonl.fl0
Chicago 1 .8017.25
Kansas City 3.vft1.75
6 7z 4 4
5 721 4 34
3 66! 4 67
( 44 6 08 14 71
S 74 4 89
4 73
e 73!
S K8 4 84
4 541 6 211 t 69!
4 6
4 54
28
6 32
6 9
5 67
6 63
4 74
4 67
4 82
4 90
Ht. Douts ;.orvn.7.m
Sioux City 2.5o-o.2&
The official number of cars
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, H ecs
Hogg.
35Bo'ni.l5
6 800 .45
.emt"i.27H
0iVo.3ft
6.90I16.IO
Of stock
33
74..
74..
97..
48..
4.S..
30..
47..
3..
23..
41..
53..
59..
66..
64..
82..
FJ5. .
59..
49..
51..
62..
88
...103
...111
,...126
...3K2
...3
...1-8
...1W7
.. .W
...341
...M
...311
...314
...310
...249
...26
...202
...278
...305
...311
.292
6 50
6 60
.. 6 60
... 3 M
.. 3 00
.. 6 00
40 6 00
e 00
00
3 00
e oo
03
6 On
03
21m
l
HO
80
80
40 6 05
40 e 074
r) eo74
2 074
e 074
074
$074
eo.
7 ,
78.
7..
A v.
. .. T"'
...2M
....2.-9
....270
....2s
...270
....2.VI
...2:!6
....249
....270
....2t
....279
....216
..253
Sh. Pr.
so 3 10
40 8 10
. .-. w
o 8 10
80 10
120 6 1
1 2fM
4i
40
57..
48..
64...
49..
SO.
...19 160 0
... III)
...?) 80
...370 140
30
...278
71.
68..
68..
74..
62..
49..
82..
30..
49..
84..
...2f.3
...2.4
...4
...244
...1X3
...2.-.2
...220
...190
...'l
.170
84 195
e 124
im e 124
i e 124
6 i:;4
i8o e 124
40 124
e is
6 15
e 15
'
e 13
.. 6 174
... 6 174
30 6 174
.. 6 20
.. 6 26
.. 6 25
. . 25
120
"if!
"io
40
2fl
8HKFP-
niornlng
C, M. A 8t. P 1
Wabash 1
Missouri Paclflo 3
Union Pacific :. 27
C. A N. W., east 1
C. A N. W.. west 14
C. Bt P., M. A 0 2
C P. A Q., east 4
C, p. & g., west 60
P., R. 1. A P., east... 1
C. li. I A P., west... 2
Illinois Central 1
Oreat Western 2
7
1
2
10
9
20
Adams Express
Amal. Copper ..
Am. .. f
Am. C. A F. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd..
Am. Express
Am. H. A L. pfd
Am. Ice, securities..
Am. Linseed OH
Am. Linseed Oil pfd.
Am. Iocomotlve
Am. Locomotive pfd.
Arn. 8. A R
Am. S. A R. pfd..
Am. Suxar Reflnlna'. S.lOO 134
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf. 700 98 4
434 44
4io 1014 101 im 1
200 33 33 324
, ..... 91) ;
242 I
100 254 254 2.514
3' 884 88 8S 1
1W 18 18 18 i
100 39 39 38-i
1.400 744 734 744
Ill
26,300 1574 1554 lfitv
(Ml Hi
lli 114
1334 133;
98 9ts
Anaconda Mln. C... 13.1(a) 2784 2734 278
Atchison , lti,600 loHi -987J 101K4
jucniHon pia
Atlantic C. L
Boston Copper Market.
ket, reported by Logan -A Dryan. 2 Board .To,i' receipts
of Trade building, Omaha:
Adventure 74 Nevada Cons 19'i
Allouez 40 North Butte ....112S 1
Atlantic 14 Old IVimlnl.-n 57
Rlnaham 30-i Osceola 12814 'Omaha lacking Co..
Rlack Mountain.. 94 Pneu. fiervlce-.... 13-v 8wltt and Company..
Boston Cons 324 do pfd
Butte Coalition.. 8rt4 Qutncy
Calumet A Arii..l55 Phannon
Cal. A llecla 875 Tamarack
Centeunlal 324 Tenn. Copper..
Copper Range.... 824 Trinity
Daily West 304 United Fruit..
East Butte 12 ,U. 8., Com....
Franklin 22 do pfd
Greene Copper... 264 Utah Cons
Oranby 134 Utah Copper..
Helvetia 34 Victoria ,
ie itoyai si Winona
6
10
8
i
4
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
ner 01 neaa indicated:
Buyers.
I 10
6 10
6 10
. 6 10
Fresh receipts tM
were egtremelv llaht- thr hardlv h!n
enough of anything In sight to make a mar
ket. There were, however, a few odd and
ends In the way of hold-over that helped
to make a showing on the market.
Oood killers were strong again todav,
some of the same wethers that brought
3.".40 yesterday going at 45 50 today. The
fact Is the market on fed sheep, owing to
the very llsht receipt, has been steadllv
strengthening, so thst the weakness at the
close of last week and the opening of the
? resent week la nractlcally all made up.
n other words the market on fat sheep
I Just about as high as It has been any
time this month. No good to choice lamb
have been received to make a test of the
market on that kind of stuff, but lodging
from the talk on the part of packers they
would undoubtedly sell to rood advantse.
There waa nothing new In the feedee sit
uation this mornlnar: the few hers sold In
about the same notches ayeterdy. Dur
ing the last two or three dava feeder hve
been selling more freelv and the de!rahle
kinds have strengthened tip somewhat, but
they are still considerably lower than at
tb hlrh time.
Quotation on killers: Oood to choice
lambs. 3i.7of7.00: fair to a-ood 1amb. 88 ore
6.78; good to choice yerl'nm. 33.30 4. 00;
fair to good yearllnr. 5.25S6 50; good to
choice wethers. SVOOfJo.PO; fair to good
wether. 34.7515G.0O; good to choice ewea,
34 r-o5 00.
Quotation on feeders: Oood to choice
lamhs. 30 OOtffl.jR- medium lnmhs, 35 OOfffl 00;
light lamb. 8 ?5i5.25: vearllne. 3.V15W6.S5:
wother. 34 .7V'5.en: ewe. 33.oOSJ4.40; breed-
ewes. 34.7516.00.
Ko. Av.
384 Nebraska wstherg 101
115 native lambs 80
27 native lambs S5
Pr
3 50
4 00
T !S
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
W. cudahy racking Co
...1( 1 Armour A Co
. . 16H I Armour, from Denver...
...100 Vansnnt A Co
... 45W Ixibinan A Co
flu'vreiiry a: iaey
W. 1. Stephen
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
I L. F. Hues
Cattle Steady to Strnatr Unas Higher
Sheep and Ijunka firm.
CflTCAOO. Nov. lR.CATTI.B-Roee4pt.
. I steady. Common to nelme steer, ii 0W7.4O;
cow. sz.tifM.f!: iietfe. iz.tjiwfo m: null.
32.40-554.50: ca'ves. 33.0O8.0O; stockers and
frir t 1 1 rf -l V
119 80 3 2 I HOOP Plecelnta. 19 000 head. Market fV
10c higher. Choice to prime heavv. 4 8S!T
6.45; medium to mod heavv. 36.2056 30;
butcher weiebt. 3S.3fW6.45; rood to choice
Cattle. Hogs. Bhcep. mld. 34.1ia6.a0; packing, 35.75fl16; pig.
Jia .... 35 20.
1,324 W8 ! 8HEFP AND L"AMR Reeelnt. 8.000
1,608 20 .head. Market firm. Sheen, tt 7Vff8.75; year-
1,449 1,439 ling. 35 2&ft640; lambs, 35.50iu7.6O.
. 11
.llK',4
. 624
. 4.Mi
. 6.34
. 33
400 1014
0(10 i:m
16.4O0 120
3( a)
2,4
1
644
17
l.Siat
91a)
la)
i
28
4il 137ii 13;
l.!"0 2u--i 194
2al
2i a 1
4.600
7.10U
174
4,9ai 19
01 a
100
824
44
1.300
1.100
3ia
1.7-al
29
28-S
l.Iia) 1404 lt'Vi
5 f.tfk ytl
9,800
13.41 aj
2.7ia)
3.2(a)
lia)
Taled Meed Market
TOLEDO, Nov. 18.-8KEDB-Clover, cash
and NoventtMir, 38.171; Ieveinber, ' 2--i.;
Mrcli, U Vt. Timothy, 3195. Alvike, J7 be.
Oils and Hosla.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-0 11 Easier;
prune crude, f. o. h. oilll. 2."c; yellow. ;,i''
3c. Petroleum, (julet: rr lined New York,
7 50; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 37.15.
Turpentine. 7i.v,j ,Tic.
Oil. CITY, in., Nov. 16. OI I Credit bal
inira, 31.5S. Ruim. 117.0S8 bhls.: average,
S4 K.3 btils. : shipments, 1KK72 btils.; avu--aate.
15J.tw bbls.
KAVANNAH. C.a . Nov. IK-ROSIN
Firr.i; ralvt. 1.704 bbls.; A. B. C. D. u :.;
K. F, ClltMt.ili; t4. 4.'ri4 10; H. 34 20; I,
'4 : K. 8 ii; M, 3i-; N. t,.v; W li, lai.So;
W, 3 i.uo.
Bal. A Ohio.
Bal.-A Ohio pfd...
Brooklyn R. T.....
Canadian Pacific .
Central of N."J....
Chea. & Ohio
Cldcago Ot. W
Chicago A N. W..
C. M. & St. P
Chlcaao T. A T....
Chicago T. A T. pfd.
C. C, C. A 8t. L
Colorado F. & I
Colorado A 80
Colo. A 80. 1st pfd...
Colo. A 80. 2d pfd....
Consolidated Gas
Corn Produota, rfg...
Com Prod. pfd. rfa..
Delaware A Hudson. 2,800 224
i'ei., u. v
Denver A R. O
D. A It. G. pfd
Distillers' Sec
Erie
Erie lwt pfd
Erlu 2d pfd
General Electric
Hock. Val., offered...
Illinois Central ......
Int. Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kansas Cltv Bo
K. C. So. pfd
Iiulavllle A Nash...
Mexican Central
Minn. A 8t. L
M., St. P. A 8. 8. M.
M. 8.P. A 8 8. M. pfd
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A T
M.. K. A T. pfd....
national tni
N. R. R. of M. pfd..
N. Y. Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. pfd....
No. American
Paclflo Mull
Pennsylvania
Peonie s Gas
P.. C. C. A St. L
Pressed Steel Car
Pressed 8. C. pfd....
t-uiiinan t-al. Car,
Reading
Reading 1st pfd...
iteauing 2d pfd
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd...
Rock Inland Co
Rock Island Co. pfd.
St. U A 8 F. 2d pfd.
St. L 8. W
St. L. 8. V. nf.t
Southern Pacific
So. Pacific pfd....
So. Railway
So. Railway pfd..
Tennessee f". 4 J
Texas A Pacinc.
T.. St. 1a. A W....
T.. Ht. I.. A YV". pfd
1 mon facinc
Union Pacific pfd...
U. 8. Express
U. 8. R.ultv
U. 8. Rubber
l".8. Rubber pfd....
, . n. Mtec-t
U. 8. Steel nfd
Va -Car. Chemical ..
Va.-Car. Chem.. pfd..
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Wells-Fargo ETt
W est. Electric
Western Union
W. A L. E
Wis. Central
Wis. Central pM
Northern Pacific. ....
V") iXn Hi
800 1764 1764 176
1014 lid-',
1364 i:m
117 1197s
91
'V 78'i
L. 8. A Pitts.... 27H Wolverino
Mansachusetts .. 84 Nlplsslng
Michigan 174 Cananea .
Mohawk 6f,
6'i
. 104
.160
. 30
. 274
London Closing: Storks.
LONDON, Nov. 16. Closing quotations 011
the Stock exchange were:
221 222
53i 54 "i
17", 17-1
1.300 2iW"4 21154 2"54
694
5li4
94;
52
69
56
1824
2.V1
634
;4
1
13,4 ,
14 :
7ti
86
714
414
2l9"i 224
b4.
404
M
71
8514
(jC4
200 1744 171
174
18
814
44
29
494
2S4
594
95
37S
70-4
53-i
13,7ia 1304
7(a) 4u
rr t 7
7'i0
4o0
H04
9:14
70
754
53'V
124
44
au4
414
6
126
174
n'-i
81 4
44
80
29
el 4
281,
57
145
234
06
147
186
944
J7i;
70
76
54
128i
44
Hi
90
Cons., money ..
do account ...
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Bal. A Ohio
Can. Paclllc ....
Chea. A Ohio...
Chicago Gt. W.
C M. A St. P..
De Beers
D. A R. Q
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d Pfd
Illinois Central
. 864 M . K. A T
. c6i N Y. Central..
. 144 Norfolk A W...
.l"2Vi do pfd
. 384
.i;nij
,. 974
. 93
. 474
. 714
. 6
.. 76
J. H. Bulla
Mike Huggerty .
J. B. Root A CO,
Other buyers ....
25
Oil
6a)
535
287
89
89
104
It
78
39
26
58
10
64
446
Total
CATTLE There
here for a Friday,
10u4 Ontario A YV
..1214 Pennsylvania
..181 4 Rand Mines .
.. 55 Reading
.. 18 8o. Railway .
..1.8814' do pfd 784
.. 21- So. Pacific 9S4
.. 41ia Union Pacific ....190
.. 81-4 do pfd 94
.. 454 U. 8. Steel 48'4
.. 7811 do pfd liS
.. 694 Wabash 21
..179 do nfd 41
Louisville A N... .1494 'Spanish 4 9o4
SILVER Bar, firm, 33 1-16U per ounce.
MONEY 5-U54 er cent.
The rste of discount in ths open market
for short bills Is 64'ij64 per cent; for three
months' bills, 6 per cent.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Nov. 16. Clearings for today
were $l,k4, 647.54 snd for ths corresponding
date last year 31.6u6.695.30.
Foreign Financial.
BERLIN, Nov. 16. On the Bourse todav
prices were generally firm and a more
hopeful tone prevailed.
PARIS, Nov. 16. Prices on the Bourne
today continued to improve. Russian Im
perial 4s closed at 75.60 and Russian bonds
of 19o4 ut 4.96.
3,392 4,579 2.083
waa a very decent run I
maklna the recelnta fur I
the week decidedly larger than either last '
weea or tne corresponding week of a year
ago. The market as a whole was devoid of
new or Interesting features.
The market on fat cattle was In lust
' about the same condition as yesterday.
Right desirable killers commanded steady
prices and were comparatively easy to
sell, but the common warmed up kind
I were hard to move. Shippers are warned
'to look-out for half fat and warmed up
, cornfed steers, as the market on thut kind
is decidedly lower, while the cattle are
slow sellers at the best. The fact Is shlp
1 peis are rushing In too many of that kind
of cattle at a - time when nuite a ri..ul
many desirable range steers are still com-
im. no nem luvmtaijjjr preirr tne range
cattle to the warmed up cornfeds. It fol
lows that the latter suffer from the compe
tition. , Cows and heifers sold about the same
as yesterday, although the trade was
not particularly active. That, however, la
the usual condition of a Friday's market
Good feeders were In demand at about
steady prices, and while Inferior grade,
were slow, prospects at the -time of closing
thla report were good for everything of
that description being cleaned up before
the close or the week.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1106 4 00 40 1244 5 40
a t-u
8N4
Af.ll
36.5ia uni j.tsit ia,7,
2.800 91; 90 8,J
324
"0 544 54 544
?!'4
:ii. it, i
3o6.8oo 1494 14l4 14S"4
8
lull
l.Val
4.5iiO
2n0
l.iaai
t;.i
2
36i
:;
9n4
31
674
49;
25",
61 .
(',.
93
354 :tt
9t'4 98
"4 -H
674 67
49 4S14
244 25,
59- 61
SM-a 944
n ns-I
it.'t'4 34 4
168
4
244 344
141.3(a) ls js;Hrt
115
84
ba i.:
4.SU
) 119
1W !4
l'a) 90it
Val
4-"l
3.4 a)
8S4
...102 1i)
... 8.7iat 11
4i a)
884
l"6i
4k
51
484
.1, S4
1"44 lf5.
Va) H114 ii
4ia 4i-
ha) m
l 156
lie 8v.
17
Sagnr and Mnlnsses.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16. SUGAR Raw.
-uli't: fitr refining. 3 5-16c; criititfugul Hi
est. 3 l;t-!6-; olases Jugir. 3 l-ll-. Ro
In. 'd. eti-.tdy; ci utiiieu, j.dh ; powdered, 4 900;
Siun.iUuJ, itrnj.
Ctotral leather
CentiHl lather pfd.
a)oe-Shefrield
Gt. Northern pfd.
Int. Metrunolltaii
Int Met pfd
1at
41.3'ai
t)
51
374
4ii Pit
lia)
,.l
17 .Vt 3 i4
371.
i,64
2(a)
424
29X
1
2L-H4
H:i
73
:44
Total Kales for the day, shut
37 N.
li"4
?.a)
154
K.".
10'.
226,
1'
73
3.'4
1)7
T7
Xn York Mining gtut-ks.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16. Closing quota
on n.lning aualu were:
Adams Con 20 Little Chief ....
Alice
Bteece 35
Brunswick Con.. 63
"umstock Tunnel 38
Con. Cal. A Va..l4H
turn miver 1
Iron Silver 410
Ltudville Con ...
( in t aria
lOphlr
IPotosI
Suage
Small Hopes
'Standard
iliierra Nevada
tlotu
. 3
.350
.3.'6
. JO
.115
. 35
Treaanry ktateaaenl.
WASHIYGTON. Nov. 16. Today's state
ment of the trvasury tialances In the gep
r:il luiulj exa-luailve of the i,v eiaj.oo g.iir
iver, slione; AvtuUtbls (.una baltLUce,
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Nov. 16 WOOL The Cummer,
clul Bulletin of this city, basing Its report
on atutlatics gathered for the government,
will suy tomorrow: A moderate business is
being accomplished on the local wool mar.
ket and trade Is fairly well distributed. The
aggregate of bales 1 between 7.000.UM) and
8,(aa,ftio pounds. The continued activity of
all classes of consumers la stadily making
the market more a seller' n6. tor bid
even a fraction under asking prices arc
being rejected without hesitation. The situ-
at Ion la considered satisfactory by all mer-
rnants. wno reel that it any change sho'ild
occur It would be toward a higher luvel of
prices. An Important feature not to be
overlooked Is the scarcity of half and
three-clgliths grades, particularly of terri
tory stock. Attention (s now tielng shown
In the Quarter bloods, hitherto neglected,
as ft preliminary to heavy weight business
and as a result of the realization of its
comparative cheapness. Clothing wools are
hsvlug a decidedly substantial cull. Fine
and fine medium Wyoming, Idaho, Utah,
Montana and Nevada are Helling- at about
Jlfi 23c, or 67tj6Sc clean, with Ton occasion
ally touched on fine clips. Three-eighths
territory bring W. or 6.vi6c cleun, while
half blood Is moving In a ncejarily lim
ited way at S6'&26ia'.'i or 7rti.' scoured
baain. quarter bloods are beginning to sell
at &,Vf537c clean. Fine staple I still quoted
at 7oi72c scoured liasis; line rnedluin, 6-tr
7"c; line clothing. 6"i7iic; tine r eailum, 'if
67c; tfiree-eighUis. (j.tyMc: half blood, hsn
7"c, and quarn-r blood, 'uSiii Oregvn sta
ple sells quietly at 2.11'J!1'. or 7"ri72e
scoured, while No. J brings 2Ei(26.-, or 6'f
Joe clean. A few sales of new fall Texas
Just arrived are tielng moved at JiiU-, the
clean cost of which is SVntyc. The ship
ments of wool from Boston to date, from
December 27, lis, according to the same
authority, are 2"v.(4.9'J5 munds. against
tl3.K52.W pounds at the same time last year.
The receipts to date are SM.785.44S pounds,
agxtnst 3n3.ls8.223 pounds fur the same h
rid last year.
ST. 1X)1 IS. Mo. Nov. 16-WOOrSteadv.
Medium grades combing and clothing. 'W
27c; light fine, l'n21c; heavy tine. 1416c;
tub-Wuslitd. iC4gtf74c.
Metal Market.
LONDON. Nov. 16 METALS The
lAndon tin market was unehangHd to
5s lower, with spot quoted at ilu. and
futures at 4194 los. Ixtcally the market
as quiet, with spot quoted at 342. 61144
42.70. Copper waa 11m banged In the
local market, Willi lake quoted at 22 (Ot
22 50; let ttolytic. 3 2 1.50 f 2 2.00; casting,
321. 25Q 21.75. The Ixmdon market was
higher, with spot quoted at flot) 15s and
futures were st (I03 2s 6d. Lead was
a little lower, at 19 In London. Locally
the market waa quiet snd unchanged, at
15 76) 3.95. Spelter waa unchanged, at
27 15s In the London market and at
.36ft4 40 locally. Iron was higher In
he English market, where standard fouu
try was quoted st 57s Id. and Cleveland
warrants at 67s 7 4d. Locally the market
ana firm at recent prices; No I foundry
northern is quoted at 323 28 43 24.25 : No.
foundry northern. 324 25 d25T5; No. 1
"sundry southern, 825 50 r 27.60; Xo. 2
"oundry southern. 3-5 fcntj .'7 00.
ST. Lol'lai, Nov. 16 ME T t8- J.tad,
, Jull, j Si, suiter, dull, io.
... 920
... 813
... 670
... 921
... 816
...1033
...loeo
...1(165
... ktiO
... R2f
... 880
4 33
1 67i
1 65
3 (al
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 60
2 50
3 66
COWS.
.. m
.. 895
.. 795
..1106
.. 934
..HU
..Katf
..1115
..1270
3 65
3 70
2 80
3 80
i 80
3 30
3 00
3 00
3 65
1300
1400
1221)
990
368
340
240
220
130
610
K'75
849
54 cow 9A 3 15
69 feeders.. H Jui
14 feeders. . 8 29 3 20
7 cows 918
3 cows 333
3....
3....
15....
....
11....
3....
1....
HEIFERS
J ' 904 S 10
3 00
BULLS.
2 00 1
2 25 1
2 35 8
3 76
CALVES.
3 40 1
3 50 2
4 (aj 1
5 0.1 1
6 25 2
FEEDER8.
3 00 3
3 (O
3 40 27
3 'i ''4
WESTERNS.
COLKJKADO.
35 cows 305,
5 feeders.. 694
10 feerlAra Urn
I u 8 cows 844
L?5., 8 co 8
M 1 O.VU.NU.
...1320
...1370
..1200
... ISO
. .. 270
... 150
... ISO
... 150
... 990
... 900
...1027
...in;9
A 10
3 0
3 23
5 50
00
e 00
6 OO
00
3 50
3 50
4 00
4 05
.1463
..1H'7
.. 970
..KM
..1"18
steers. ...li;5
8"4
.363
3 15
3 00
3 35
2 73
3 25
4 (0
2 50
2 60
3 (a)
3 20
3 iO
i 30
3 40
3 73
3 on
3 25
5 Steers.. ..11:2 4 on 4 steers. .104?
ieiu'ia,.i'i:.i s w a bulls.
3 cows 1(03 3 "0 8 cows.
cows 978 2 6f 27 cows.
3 cows liaVS 3 (a) 3 cows
I Steers.... 875 3 25 8 cows
a cow J(a 2 75
25 steers.. ..U61; 4 3o
M. Jordan Veh
11 COWS 10t" t 60 21 er.ws 1015
W. J. Cook Wh
IT steers. ...1141 4 15 feeders.. 1004
Sackett Fro .h.
e cows 7x5 2 25 Scows..
14 heifers... 773 2 a 12 calves
F. C. Gibba Keh
33 cows 773 3 10
H. C. Reader Neb.
10 heifers... 5ol S 25 17 heifers... 654 1 35
A. Jewell Ntb.
ST heifers... giO 2 45
Max Frohner YVyo.
T steers.. ..1J7 4 Sa 15 steers. ...Udo 430
26 steer.. ..1244 4 15 steers. ...1173 4 00
20 feeders.. In91 3 70 cows 1at I 60
7 cows.... 1111 3 35 7 cows i 2 83
3 cows 140 2 35 6 cows :al 2 23
A. B. Cooley-Wyo.
18 feeders.. (r.'7 3 70 12 cows F00 3 00
IS cows Ml 3 50
J. D. Wallace Wyo.
23 cows 11'3 S o 10 cows 10HI 2 Jo
I calves... 434 3 75
T. 8. Wilkinson Wyo.
26 tcers....1147 3 55 steers. ...1103 3 55
coas iwl 3 10
ti steer. ...1177 4 35 11 steers. ... Ago 3 10
& steers ... 943 3 88
Platte Valley fjhwp Co. Wvo
19 steers. ...1119 4 10 4 bulls. ..ililT J 25
JAH. Boos Wyo.
it cow 9B7 3 25 3 calves... 416 4 00
J. Krowse Wyo.
1T cows 1f6 3 13 corn s 10fV) 7$
3 steers... l'l 3 60 7 steers. ...Iiw2 4 35
HOGS H'igs wero higher today snd ths
market wa fairly active at the advance,
t eat sufficiently active to effect a re.
Kmably early clearance. It was very an-nar-nt
however, that Ackers were si I II
ObPOKed to selng any material advance
and some of Ui largest buy tit siantj, uut
Kanaaa Cltv Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Nov. 16. -CATTLE Re
celpi, 3.000 head. Including 1,200 southerns.
Market steadv. Choice export and drel
beef steers, $5.50f(.75: fnlr to good. 34.0Oi
5.40: western steers, 83.50Ofl.25; stockers snd
feeders, 32 0ifi4.67H; southern steer. 33.0017
535: southern cow. .fl04J4.50; native rows.
t!.oof4 in; native helfr. 32.80(66.00; bulls,
32.RS.; calve. $3.0"Jfi.75.
HOGS Receipt. 9,000 hend. Market V
hivher. Top. 8R27V- bulk of sale, v?fxiS
e.TO; heavy. 36.2(Vfi 'i4.- Dockers, 36.K3(.25:
plr and light. Sj.SVtffl.iR.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipt. 5.000
hend. Markeit, sheen steadv: lnmhs loo
lower. Iflmba. 36.0ofi'7.25; ewea and year
Unas, 34 7M6.W; Western yearling-, 37.4(fr
4.00: western sheep, 34.2oift6.('4); stockers and
feeders, J3.75io.00.
St. I -on I Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUI8. Mo.. Nov. T CATTLE
Receipts, 8.000 head. Including 1,200
Texans; market eteadv; native shipping
and export steers. 33 60: dressed beef and
butcher steers, 83. 004 6.60; steers under
1.000 pounds. 13 23(5 4.60; stockcra and
feeders. 32. 00 W 4.60; cows and heifers.
33.601 5.25; ennners. 31O0fi2.25; bull.
2oi34.00; calve. 3OO7.50; Texas and
Indian steer. 32.500 5.50; cows and
heifer. 32.1 0 3.50.
HOGS Receipt. 5 500 head: market , 5c
higher: pias and lights, 36.OoiH6.30: pack
ers. IS OTiifi 6.35; butchers and best heavy,
36 16i 4 35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts. 1,500
head: native muttons. 33.00&5.7S: lamb.
34.001ft 7.25: roll end bucks, 32.50S3.00;
stockers, 13.00 ft 3,60.
ew York Live Stoek Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14 BEFVEH-Re.
celpts, 8.623 head. Steers, firm to 15c higher:
bull and cows. 1o?ri5c higher. Steers, 33.30
fi.lo! bulla. 32. 5oru3 65; cows. 31.2?tS 15. Uv.
erpool and Ixmdon cables; quoted live cattle
steady at 1141340 per pound, dressed
weight; refrigerator beef. lo4fr inc.
CALVF Receipts. 116 hed. VeaUs steady
at 3l.50Si8.oO for common to good; prime
veals would sell tip to 39 00; graasers dull
and nominal at 32.50iH2 75: dressed calves
steady at 8c to 134c for cltv dressel veals
end 60 to U4c for country dressed.
81HCFP AND LAMB Receipts. !.1S
hend. Sheep steady at 33.oifi6.6o; lambs flm
at 87.00ifi'7.75 for good to choico.
HOGS Receipts, 3,574 head. Nominally
firm.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
8T. JOSEPH. Mo., Nov. 16. CATTLU
Receipts, 1,273 head; market slow; natives,
34.00&6.75: e.owja and heifers, t2.00iit.bU;
Blockers and feeders, 33.O04j4.25.
HOGS Receipts, 7.268 head; market 5c
higher; top. 34.25; bulk, 36.1 5 tt 6.21 4-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 338
head; market steady.
Slaanx City Live Stock Market.
BIOITX CITY. la.. Nov. 16 fSpeciul Tele,
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 300 head; mar
ket steady; beeves. 34.0ira626; cows, bulls
snd mixed, 32.W4.00; stockers and feeders,
33 i4.1n; calves and vearllnira, 82.50ia3.to.
HOGS Receipts, 3.5(a) head; market 6c
higher, selling at 36.90fy6.10; bulk ot sales.
36.uocffl.l6.
Stock la
Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the slg principal
western maraeis yesterony:
Cattle.
P'.ulh Omaha ,. 3.o
Sluux Cltv
Kansas City ()
St. Josenh , 1.27::
St. Ixuls 3.(m
Chicago 3,500
Totals.
...14,073
Ilotr. Sheen
6t) 7r)
2 htt
.0ial ,-,aai
7.
5.7a) i,5ibi
li.Oiai K,(a
40,2f.8 10.IK8
6c: Septemlier. 6.75c. Sit JiU stesdyi
No. 7 Invoice, 7Tc.
OMAHA WHOI.K9AI.ti. M HKET.
Stas.1 aa4 Fnncy rrnilorc.
KGns-Per d" . 23e.
LIVE I'OI'l.l HY - Hens, c; roosters, 6c)
turkey. I2'ul5c; ducks, 9c; spring chickens,
8 j geese,
Pl'TTER-Packing stock. 17c; choice to
fsncv diliy. 19'ij21c: creamery, 24i'i27c,
11 AY- Chi'li e upland, 3:t :"a): medium, $9.00;
co.irse. 81 "Vif 6o. Pre straw, 86.&ts)i7.00i.
tJHAN-I'cr ton, 315 V
VEGETABLES.
SWEET I "OTA TOES 1'er bbl.. 32 60.
TOMATOES California, per basket of 2d
lb . 3125.
WAX BEANS rr onc-tblrl bu. bog.
r
B EFTS AND CARROTS-Per bn.. ToC.
LEAF LET TL'4.'E Hothouse, per Jcs,
heads, 40c.
CELERY Per doi , S'lffiOOc.
CUCl M BE RS Hothouse, fer dos., 31. 50.
ONIONS Home grown. fcV- per nu.; Span
Ish, t h6 per crate; t olnrudo, 75c.
OHEKN ONIONBPer dos. buncbe. Sc.
HOXSKRAD1SH Case of J dos., 81 SMX
RAfilSH r'S Per nog. bunches. Mc.
NAVY" BEANS Per tu., 31.85; No. X 31 73.
I.lMf BEANS-Ter lb , 54-.
GREEN PEPPERS-Per market basket,
7Sc.
PARBLEY Hothouse, per doi. bunches,
3'.c.
C ABB AG V; Holland seed, home grown,
per lh., 14c.
. EOG ri.ANT Per dog., 32 00.
POTATOES Pr bu., 40i6".
RUTABAGAS rer lb., 14c 15C lba. t
sack.
TURNIPS Per bo . Vc
FRUITS.
FKACHER California Solwny, per box,
81 10; Colorado, 82 25.
PEARS-Wlnter varieties, per bu., 32 25
8.00.
GR APES Tokay, II 75; Milap. per bM ,
3r..oo4.no.
APPLES Ben Davis, 32.25; Jonathan.
325fi3.50; New Tork appro, J3.25; Grime '
Golden, 12.75.
CRANBERRIES Per bhl 39(10 00.
WATERMELONS Colorado, winter, t5
each.
QUINCES-Per box. 2 "h.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
OR ANGFS Florida ora, ,es. 83.00.
LEMONS Llmonler. extra fancy, S4
elite, 87.60; 309 sle, 88.00; 360 size, 88.00; other
brnnd, SO'g75c less.
BANANAS Per medium-steed bunch,
32 orf2 ?f.: Jumbos. 82 fiofiS.OO.
GRAPE FRUIT-Slr.8 t4 to 04 and 80 t
96, 11.00(34.60.
FIGS Kadaway, 6c; sayer. 64c; new
stuffed wnlnut dates. 9-1K box. 31.10; Call
fornla bulk, 54c: 7-erown Turkish. 15c; g
crown, 14c; 6-crown, 13c; 8-crown, 12o.
BEEF CUT PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1. 144c; No. 2, 9c; No. 8, 6c
Round: No. 1. 8c; No. t 7c; No. 8, 6c.
Loin: No. 1, 17c; No. 3, 124c; No. 3, 84c
Plate: No. 1, 44c; No. 2, 4c; No. 8, 24c.
Chucks, No. 1, 60: No. 5c: No. 3, 84c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
8UJAR Orantjlated cane. In sacks, 8511
granulated beet. In sacks. 35.81.
CHEESE Swiss, new, iSc: Wisconsin
brick, 154c; Wisconsin llmberger, 124c;
twins. 15c; Young American. 154c
COFFEE Roasted, No. 35. 26c per lb.;
No. 30, 210 per lb.; No. 25, 19c per lb.; No.
SO, 14c per lb.; No. a. 13c per lb.
COCOA NUTS Per sack of 10. 34.60.
8YRIP In bhls., 27c per gal.; In cases.
( 10-lb cans. 81.70; rates. 11 5-lb cans. 31.80;
cases, 24 24-1 o. can. 31. 85.
HONEY Per 24 frames, 33.60.
CIDER New. half barrel, 32.76; barrel,
85.25.
CANNED GOODS Corn. ' standard west
ern, ofyTjOOe; Maine, 3115. Tomatoes, 3-lh.
car. 3110; 2-lb. can. STHofi 31.00. Pineapples,-
grated, 2-lb., 32.OrvJr2.30; sliced. 31.9(1
i2.20; gallon apples, fancy, $2 65; California
apricots, 31.Woi.26; pears, l.7&rz.o0: peao oa,
fancy. tl.75Ca2.40; 11. C pea hes, 3l(K(J2.5().
Alaska salmon, red, 31.25: fancy Chinook,
V., $2.10; fancy sockeye, F., 31. 5; sardines,
quarter oil, $2.75; three-quarter mustard.
tlCi. Sweet potatoes. $1.10il.26; sauerkraut,
llio; pumpkins, SOccpji no; wax weans. 2-lb.,
SOfiKOc: lima beans, 75ci$1.35; rplnach,
81.35; cheap peas, 34.. c; extras, 95ctj$1.10;
fancy. $1.35(61.75.
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh. rr
quarter bbl., 100 lb., $4.0; Norway mack
eral. No. 1, 328.00; No. 2. 326.00; No. 8. 820.00:
Irish, No. 2, 316.00; herring. In bbls., 2W
lbs. esch, Norway, 4k, 39.00; Norway, 8k.
39.00; Holland herring. In kegs, milkers,
80c; 4tegs, mixed, 70c.
FISH Trout, 12c; halibut. 12c; catfish.
16c; buffalo, 8c; bullheads, lie; black bass,
fine stock. 25c; salmon, 12c; pike, 11c; red
snapper, fresh frogen,. 12c; whitensh, fresh
froxen, 13c; yellow perch, dressed and
sculcd, kc; pickerel, fresh frozen, 9c;
frog legs, 35c per dos. saddles
HIDES AND TALLOW Green United.
No. 1, 12c No. 2, ll,c; bull hides, 9'$loc;
green hides, No. 1, 11c; No. 2, 10c; horse,
$1.6ficg8.76; sheep pelts, 60cj$1.25. Tallow,
No. I, 41c: No. t, 2c.
NUTS-French walnuts. 13Vje; California
walnuts. No. 2, hard shell, 13c; No. 1, soft,
shell. 14c; Brazils, 13S144c; pecans, 14'i17c;
filberts, 124ijl4o; peanuts, raw, 64c;
roasted, 74c; California almonds, hard
shell, 16c; soft shell. 18c.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frott.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16 EVAPORATED
APPLES Msrket continues firm, with
high choice quoted at 84c; choice, TVftAc;
prime, in cases, 7c; In bag-s, 64c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are firm with a good demand reported.
Quotations range from 3ii9c for California
gradest Apricots are dull but steady, with
cholceiquoted at 16o; extra choice. 17'(il74c;
fancv, lscfi'jic. Peaches are not active,
owing to the light offerings, which imparts
a tlrm tone to the market. New crop
choice are quoted at 12c; extra choice,
124c; fancy, 13c. Ralaln were without fur
ther change. Loose Muscatel, 74'i84,':
seeded raisins, 7ij9c; London layers, $1.6oif
1.75.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-COTTON-Spot.
easy, 10 points advsnce; middling uplands,
11c: middling gulf. 11.25c: sales, l.lrti bales.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 16. CoTTON-HiMin,
moderate business done snd prices firm;
American middling fair. .44d; good mid
dling, 6.99d: middling, &.8M; low middling,
5 6id; ordinary. .07d, good ordinary. 6.SI0.
Tl-f sales of the day were lO.uro bales, of
which l.iaa? were for speculation and export
and lacluded 8"i American, Receipts,
35.ia) bales. Including 24.3(a) American.
8T. LOUIS. Nov. 14 COTTON-Steady ;
middling. HVic; sales, 87 bales; receipt.
l.o;o bules; shipments, 51 bales; stock, 12.313
bales.
NEW ORLEANB. Nov. 16.-COTTON-Bixil.
firm; sales, 1.250 bales; low ordiuarv,
4 ll-lix-. nominal; ordinary. 7 3 16c, nominal;
gmiil ordlnarv. 8Vc: low iiiddllng. 5-)('c;
middling, 10 7-16c; good huddling, 11c; mid
dling filr. llic. Receipts, 11,925 bales;
stock, 249.190 bales.
Coffee Mnrket. '
NEW YORK. Nov. 16. COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices. In keeping with European cables.
There wag considerable liquidation of the
Dear months, but this was mostly la the
wsy of exchanges and general business
was not active. Prices during the middle
session was a partial 6 points lower, but
steadied up toward the rloee and the mar
ket was finally steady at a decline of t
points tn an advance of 8 points as com
pared with yesterday - Sales were repotted
of 71, V) bag. Including Imceniber at 6 Key.
.ic; January, SiaV; Man h. 8.2t,n6.ks-;
ale, s.sav.tvci Jul'. .a'4 August,
HEAL ESTATE TltAXSFEHS.
Christine Lund to Clement F. Patter
son, part lot lo, biucK 1, Parg fiuce..$
George '!'. Llnusay ana wlte to jonii
B. Whitley, tot 3 ana part of lots 1
and 2, blovK 11, Orcnarcl iliil
William Halfke to George T. Llndlcy,
lot 3, blocg 12, orcnara Dili.....
Solomon J. Firestone and wife to the
State National Ban of Cleveland,
., w4 sH'4 33-lu-io, ana otuer luixl
Tho West Farnam Street Building as
sociation of Omaha to Ricnard C.
Cushing. Tot 2, block 15, Highland
Place
Charles E. Baker to Hllnia O. John
son, lot 3, Snull's suhdlv
Caroline L. I'oppleton to Helen E.
Malllnsou, lot 1, block 4, Sulphur
Springs
Charles Battello and wlfo to Frank
Heean, part lot 8, block 268, Omaha..
Melvln 8. I hi and wife to Esther A.
Braxee, e37 feet lot 26, block 15,
Chun's 2.1....,
Edward H. Klor to Frank E. Lock
wood, s4 lot 6, block 1, C. E.
Mayne's 1st, Valley 1
Clara B. Wymnn ami hijsland to
Anna Cfttherino Chrlstt nsen, lot 6,
block 8. Hawthorne add
Adolph B. Hubermann and wife to
Mr. Mary Gllatud, lot 4. block 7,
Bedford Place
Hans Peterson and wife to Charles,
Watson Hull, lots 1. 2. 3 and n34 I- et
lot 4. block , Wilcox's 2d
Winifred A. Gallagher to Charles II.
Foster, lots 1, 2 and 3, block 15, High
land Place
Charles H. Foster and wife to Wini
fred A. Gallagher, w44 feet 1,132 feet
lot 1. and ell feet nl32 feet lot 2.
block 22, West Omaha
Fred Kavan to Anna Marie Chotha
rlne ljlbbekr, lot 4, Drexel & Maul s
Total
2.7o3
2.000
77jO
7au
Li
250
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2.5t8)
300
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7,t-j0
1.1(00
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INVESTMENT
500 Shares of Treasury Stock
for fale in a high grade mauu
facturlns plant. Bame to be used
to Inrreane the business. Coin,
pany well rated, and bolda strong
trade position. 6 dividend paid
in 1903 and 1906, and as output
1b sold for 1907 at advanced
prices, dividend will be 8 cr
more. Investors are invited to
Investigate.
Address, V 100, Omaha life.
The Financial World
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