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TIIE OMAHA DAILY DEE: SATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1905.
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WAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Aieat Beifuata to Fespond to Inflnence
: esponfl
of Eull Hawa.
'0N6S LET LOOSE THEIR HOLDINGS
Jeeensner Eases Oaf to Half Cent Itelevr
Prcvlons Day, Mar llnllna Steady
Corn Market Featnreless
tich(til.
f
I Th wr.
been for
OMAHA. Nov. 23. 190K.
heat market In about as It hl
or some time. Tlnllinh new waa
plenty, but trade whs too Unlit to allow inv
advance. Ilecomlng discouraged, tired
holders lot louse of tSi-lr wheat and nrlce I
11 ittiimrr easm on in vc neiow vm.
;erday. May held steady. "
Higher cables, amali reeelnts fit nHmanr
markets and the general Rood demand for
ash wheat seemed to avail nothing- toward
strengthening the local speculative market.
Corn prices hardly moved one way or
another and at the close were unchanged
from yesterday. Ught receipt are offset
ly the poor CHKh demand. Exporters re
port bids out ct line. Weatlx.i- waa more
ravorable for movement-
Primsry whent we nt! were Ml.OrtO bush
els snd shipments 4'4,oo bushel, against
receipts last year of 1.17VJOO bushel and
shipment- of 4N4.000 bushels. Com receipts
were 3SC.0OO bushels and shipments 3.l7.0nO
tuhels, against receipts last vesr of Tol.OnO
bushels and shipment r.f 478.000 bushels,
lenrances were l.Ki.oOO bushels of wheat.
t.ffiO bushels of corn, l,Aw bushels of oats,
and flour and wheat equal to 361,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed tinohsnged to d higher
on wheat and 7rd higher on corn.
Argentina shipments of wheat this week
were 1.184,000 bushels, last week m
bushels, last yenr l.32,00o bushels. Corn
this week 2.242,000 bushels, last week 1,470.000
bushel, last year 2.22S.OOO bushels.
The Modern Miller will axv today: "Tha
recent rains and snow, which wer quite
general In the winter wheat belt, relieved
drouth conditions with the exception of Ne
braska. That state has been without
moisture for a long time and reports from
there say the crop Is not doing well."
Local range of options:
Articles. Open.1 H!gh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
T'ec... 7 7
May... -72V 72
Corn
nee. .. 37 87
May
Oats
TeC '.
May
72
87
87
72
374
38
72V
I
37
38
ii
33
' Omaha Cash Prlees.
WHKAT-Xo. 2 hard. 68"S9e; No. J
liard. STRc; No. 4 bard, 6T,fI67Hc.
CORN No. I old. 30c; new, 37e: No. 4.
new, 3f-5.?Hc; No. I yellow, old. 41e; new,
37V-C; NO. 3 white, old, S3c: new. 87e.
OATS No. 3 mixed. JO'-ifiHc; No. 8
While. 31c; No. 4 white. S0U4'31c.
- TIT El No. 2, 61e; No. 8. 60c. ,
, Carlot Iteeetots. .
Wheat. Corn. 0'"'
Chicago .......
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha
rKiluth ,
St. Louis
40
IS
200
M
811
23
187
r4t
34
9
10
40
(HICAfiO GRAI3I AD PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing;
Prices nn Ilonrd f Trade.
CHICAGO. Nov. 23 -8elling of December
delivery by longs caused moderate weak
nes today in the local wheat market, the
December option closing at a net losa of
Vjc Corn was unchanged. Oats were V,
;c tower. Provisions ware unchanged to
2Ko lower.
Early In the day pit traders bought wheat
because of the comparatively firm tone
of the Liverpool cables and the continued
sma.ll receipts at Minneapolis and Du)uth.
The market for a time waa firm, but offer
ings wera not large and trading soon negan
trig. The principal aemana waa ror
ip May option, which waa wanted by com-
mis-Ion bouses. Toward the middle 0 the
dnv local hears commenced to sell Decem
ber and the price of that delivery was
prised off. . News received during the day
was about equally favorable to bulls and
bears. Weather tn the United Btatoa wss
much better for the crop movement . and
Argentina shipments for the week were
larger than had been previously estimated.
On the other hand, tha demandfor cash
wheat at MlnneapoSia waa a rain urgent,
and export of wheat and flour frosn thla
country for the week were larger than
for the eorreapondlng week last year. The
selling of December continued until the
close, which was easy, with prices a trifle
lower than the final ouotatlons of yester-
CI MMlnt. vara 11 k,lh.
e a air.lns : 1 1 70.0no bushels last year. Ex-
shown by Brndstreefs were equal to 4000,-
000 bushels. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chi-
cn rennrted receints of 638 curs. Bjralnst
am cars leet wee4c and MS cars a year ago.
Trading In the corn pit was extremely
quiet, but the market was firm for the
nroater part of the day. Commission houses
were fair bidders for May delivery, and thla
offset some realls'ng sules In the Decem
ber option. Reports of small country ac
ceptances aided in holding the market firm.
Tha weather, waa favorable for the crop
movement but wlpla. t ",
k,. J lie ITIrRn ' - "
1 a shade higher, at iWW. '"' between
B 4iViT(42V.o and closed at 42Hc. liocal re
B celnts were 15S cars, with 2 cars of con-
trsct grade. . ,
Oat wer easier because of liquidation
of IVeember holdings by local lonrs. ly
cal receipts were larger than had been tl
mated, and this waa mainly responsible for
the selling pressure. December opened Ue
to CMc hlsher, at 33V1WH0 to 33Sc. old
off to 8.)tVh:Vie and closed at 33'iC. IVicsl
receipts were 200 cars. .
1
I d
yth.
r po
rTovlalons were in' iinoa iu " 1
day because of selling by local packers.
hleh was based upon a aoi'iuo neenns in
the price of live hogs. At the close January
pork was unchanged at $14.674- Lard was
o 2c. at IS-iSAs. . Ribs were down rVic. at
BetlmjUed receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
S3 ears; corn, lei cars; oais, vwa, i-s,
w 000 head.
The leading; future ranged a follow:
Article.! Open. I Klgh-I Low. Cloo. Tea y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
Corn
ice. May
July
Oats
lee.
May
July
l'ork
Jan.
May
Lard
Nov.
Deo.
Jan.
Al&y
Rlt
Jan.
May
1
I
781! 78
T!TS'.4&H
73itiSI
78
78-4
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43
44
I
4?
4214
42
48ti
43-,4S,T5;
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44
44 i
4
44
S37S
3384!
86
JSC S3WHS
S4T,! St.O'V,
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33
14 47) 14
14 t.'J 14
14 65 1 14 67
6T1 14 $7
fc 14 8-ii
14 II so
I
I
a 07
a o
a 46
1241
ecvj
07
10
a 66
a 46
142
7 73
T 86
a bn
8 67.
$ 40
62
a Hi
a 47
8 37
a 40
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7 72H)
T t3l
T 86 7 70 I
7 77 7 621
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No. 2.
Cash quotation were a follows:
FLOUR Firm; wiater patents, $3.gS
traights. 3 8uu3tV': spring patents. UC'f
4.10; straights, 3.4v8 70; bakers, $2.$tf-lu
WHEAT No. $ spring, 7&tf4e; No. $.
IflJc; No, S red, T35'.'4.
COKN No. t. 44o: No. I yellow. 470.
OATS No, 1 $; No. t whlt. 8ii(iie;
No. $ whit. K-'WIK'So.
RYE No. $, fH vi.
BARIE1-Jr'air to cholc malting, 48tT63c.
Bti-DS No. 1 flax. $1.11; No. 1 northwest
rn. $lla. Timothy, prim, $4.3i. Clovr,
contract grada, $13.40.
t'.-i iv IS1li S fchort ribs sides tloos
hTg'her 73VHTdUbe?ween BO ' POULTRY Firm; chickens, 8c; spring-.
$w aidcW'nwS VkRy"8ffi-dU 'eameWKeMVr:
of wheat and flour were equal to 361.000 1 BUTTER Steady. creamery, 'gc.
UOwi)!-- Mes pork. $:8 3B. IMrd, per too
lbs.. 6.07f Short clear Side (boxed), $$ $
11, receipt aud shipments ef flnur and
grain were: Receipts. Bhlpments
Flour, bbla. I7,3'i0 90,
Wheat, bu - .41.U SO
Corn, bu....u 17l.w 237 loo
Oa.ts, bU $a.B; &-1.
Birley. bu . LM)
On th Produce txchang today th but
ter market was strong; ereameriss, iO0
i,c; dairies. IM'Ip. Fuss, steady; a
mark, cases Included. E.Juc: firsts, 7e;
prim firsts. $0c; xtr. fcic. Cheese, firm,
iW14c.
PhllBdelnhln IMmdae Market.
PHn..tTiFIJmA. Nov. 23 Bt;r r.R
Firm; estra western creajnery.
.Win sireet rrUe. SO'ic; extra
om.itl.
in-rb
uiints. 3Jc. . . ,
Hiii-Hnn and In goo demand; nearly
fre.h snd mestt'rn fieli. 3c at mark.
CHFKtiE-Ut.-ady; Nw York (ull en-mu
i:3lJc. ' ,
I lvernnol mm nn " laln.
L1VBRPOOI Nov. 2a-W-HKAT-pot.
steady; No. $ red western win'er 6s lid
Fu'nres. gutst; Iecinbrr, avJ; Manh,
wi'-,d: Ma.. a6S-1. . .
CuiiN tit. tJy; Aniaiicaa wUd, 4
3d. Future, firm; December,
Jsnunty, 4 l'yd.
Hi.j'A-At London (Ptclflo coast),
t4'tf4 16.
I J;
quiet,
KKW OHK GEIHRAt. MARKET
Q negation
t the Day
a Tarloaa
' Camraadltles.
NKW YORK, Nov, 23.-FI.OrR-Reor.lpl.
23, Hi. bhls.; exports, .W7 bbl. ; sales.
8 t pkg. Market firm, with light trade:
Minnesota jatents, $4.Kul40; Minnesota
bflkei. Vi.M'U-t so; winter patents, $3.7iO
4.(; alnter strulghts, Uoo-33.60; wtntw ex
tras, $J.ikj3.1i; winter low grades, tl.Hj(j
3 0i. Kye Hour, firm; sales. 200 bhls,;
fair to good, H.4.vl s; choice to fancy,
t3.S5Q4.lft. Huckwheat flour, steady, 13.20
y 3.80: shipment, to arrive.
. CORNMKALvtuInt; fine white and yel
low, n.2t)ol.; coarse, U.iogi.lJ) klln-drlcd,
2.7f5i75,
KKK Firm; No. 1 western. 71 He e. I. r.
New York; Jersey and state. Mi8c, de
livered at New York.
BARLEY f irm; feeding, 440 e. I. f
New York; . nialUng, iitK c. I. f. Buf
falo. ,
WHEAT Receipts, .Bf0 bl.:. exports,
42.3'l biu; sales, 1.300,000 bu. futures and
16.0tO bu. spot. Piot market' easy; No. t
red, ta in elevator; No. red, la, t. o.
b., anat; No. 1 niwthern Duluth, koic, c.
I. f.. Buffalo: No. 2 hard winter, 77c.
Stronger conditions In wheat early In the
session following Improvement at Mlnne.
anolls and light receipts were succeeded oy
sharp declines tinder Pocember liquid
tlon. The close wns ffc. net lower; May,
41t!4 -lSc, closing st 34'sc; Dectrubcr,
&1 -i';'ilWo. closing st nve.
CORN Receipts, 9:!,4&o bu:; sxports, 8,4l
bu.; sales, 22.000 bu.sspot. Spot market
easy; No. 2, 64c In eleva,tor and b2a, t. o.
b., afloat: No. 2 yellow, 54o; No. 1 whl.
B4c. Option market waa iteglected and
net unchanged; January closed at SI'ac;
May closed at toftc; December closed at
OATS Receipts, IRS.sno bu.; export, l.oW
bu. Bpot -market steady; mixed oats, 86 to
33 lbs., 3c; natural white. 30 to 33 lbs.,
S40c; clipped white, 36 to 40 lbs., M
FEED Btrong; sprlns; bTan, 3C3.10,
prompt shipment; middlings, 22.8o,
prompt shipment; city, -22.00i'o,20.
HAY Firm; shipping, SxxgSOo; good to
Choice, $1. 1061.1ft.
HOPS Bteady; state, common to inolce.
19o. 334c; 1Su6, !&.13c; Pacific coaat, 1J6,
uunc ...
H1DFS Steady; Galveston. 20 to 85 tha.,
Iftc; California. 21 to 26 lbs., 21c; Texas
dry, 24 to 30 lbs., 19c
LKATHER Cjulet; acid, 273c.
PROVISIONS Peef, firm; f amlly, JtS-SJ
13.00; mess, s.00,'i 9.0ft; beef ham, tS.'Kva)
24.&0; packet. I10.sutfll.0ft; city extra India
mess. l.6O2o.0O. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, 110.26612.50; pickled hams,
$12 00 12.60. Lard, easy; western prime,
W.3Of9.i0, nominal;-refined, easy, continent,
$!.75; South America, 310.76: compound, $S.0
l8.26. Pork, steady; family. 11 s-ol:t.0o;
hort clear. flT.sOtfi 18.00; mess, $17.7&ai.'75.
TALLOW Barely steady; city ($3 per
pkg . He; ountry (pkgs. free), &i
C e. -
RICE: Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
3VrS4r: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm; street prices, extra
creamery, 29?atHC. omciaj prices: t ream
ery, common to extra, 10 39c; held, sec-
onds to extra, 214J28c; state, dairy, com- wa practically bare of offerlnga. The
mon toaxtra,208!37Hc; renovated, common estimates of the week's currency move
to extra, 16 49 22 He; western factory, com- ment proved 'unsatisfactory to those who
mon to firsts, ltfauc; western rniuv i
tlon creamery, firsts, 21022c
CHEESE Irregular; state, -full cream,!
large and gmail, September. fancy,
13c; October, best 13c; state, late made,
12Vk'S'l!'4o; state, fair to good, 12i2y,c; ;
state. Inferior, l(4eilie. ...
EGOS Steady; slate, Pennsylvania end
nearby, fancy and selected white, 3940c;
rule, choice. Rt,f;.c: state, mixed fancy.
BbtiiiTc ; western, selected best, 8.1c. OfnclaJ
prices: Firsts, 3!c; seconds. 27330c.
POULTRY Alive, dull; western chickens.
I lie; fowls, 13c; tu keys. 15c. Dressed, Irreg
ular; western Chickens, 113ltVe.
St. Lonla General Market.
ST tMTTS. Nov. 23 VH EAT Lower;
track. No. 2 red aash. 7676Hc; No. I hard.
72vu74lc! December. 72V07.4c; May, 77V
CORN weak: track, ino. 3 casn, sic, new
44Ji461io old; No. 2 white, 45c, old; Decem
ber, "'Vic: May, 4iHc f
OATS-Weak; track. No. t Oash, 4S34o;
No. 1 white, 34c; December. Joo; May,
;S4HS4Sc,
'. FIXJUR Steady; red winter patents, $3.80
433.76; extra fancy and straight, 3.1053.46;
clear, t2.o2.$0.
fF,EP-T!mnthy.' steady, $3.258.78.
CORNMEAIe-Dull; 2.30.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 98ifffl9o.
HAY Firm; timothy, 14.00gi9.&0; prairie,
10 00(316.60.
IRON COTTON TIES 31.01 '
BAGGlNG-9We. .... .
HEMP TWINE 90.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: jobbing.
314.25. Lard, lower; prima steam, $8.974.
Drv salt meats, quiet; boxed extra shorts,
19 37H; clear ribs, 39.12H; short clears. 9.2H.
Bacon, quiet; boxed extra shorts, $10.124;
dear rlbw. 9.S7V; short cleat. 310.37H-
OBirV. 13 0 -lO.
I EGGS Firm at 26c. casa count.
Recelp. Bhlpments.
Flour, bbls 6.000
! Wheat, bu ts.OOrt
i Corn, bu 40.P00
30.400
22,f 0
70,005
Oats, bu..
80,000
Kansas City Grain and ProVlalona.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 23 WHEAT De
cember, 67Hc; Mv. TJVe: July, 710 ; cish,
No. hard, 70Ai&i'mc; No. 8, 65dj71c; No. 2
red, 71c; No. 5. 7i'fr7oc.
CORf December, 37Nlc; May 38Vtc; July.
394c; cash. No. 2 mixed, aiiasjc; No. 3,
J; i wh-,t., sasSto.
. r, , .
OATS-No. 2 white, 33Si33c; No, 2 mixed,
$2liS2e. .
rXKJS Firm: extras, 28o; first. 27c;
seconds. 21o.
HAY Firm: choice timothy, $14.50; choice
prslrle, $U.7yiM3.Zo.
BTF Hleadv at tifufiglc.
BUTTERCreamery, 27c; packing, 16c.
Rece'p1". 6hlpm'nt.
Wheat, bu 93,-ono ins.000
Corn, bu. 34,no 27,fif)
Oats. bu. ' t.Ouu . 15.O1O
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City and Chicago delivery. - The range of
prices, as reported by Logan ft Bryan, 112
Board of .Trad Building, waa;
Articles. I Opn. Hih. Low. I Clos. Y4W.
WKnt-'
til
TW....'87't'ffA;
7!7HJ'
.(fMu 72Si
May...',72tt!7:fBr'VI
Dee 1 374A
374'
2VV3I
J74A
May...!8H&Hl
ha!
Mlnneannlla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Nov. 28. FLOUR
First patents, M.Si'lHIO: second patents.
$4.16"V1.25; first clear, $3.26iJ3.6o; second
dear, $3 32.0.
BRAN In bulk, 1.ZMJ is.oo.
Board of Trade quotation for Minneapo
lis and Chicago delivery. Th range of
prices, ns reported ny iogan it uryan, iu
Board of Trad builoing, was:
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh.l Low, Cloae.l Tes y.
Wheat- I II-
May... JOe-'HI 79 79B
Dec... IT 77 771 , rt-m
July ISWiAl
MUnaakt Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE Ws., Nov 28.-WHIU.T-Bteady;
No. 1 northern. 81oS3c; No. 3
northern, TVTlc; May, 7c.
RYE HlKher; No. 1. .M6.i70Uc.
BARLEY Steady; No. t oic; am
''c'OhN'flgher; No. t cah, 4:rt-47c; May,
Peurla Grain Market.
PEORIA, Nov. 23. CORN Steady: n-w.
No. 8 yellow. 40c; No. 8 new, 40o; old.
46o : No. 4. 3W: no grade, Jffitiso.
OATS-tedy; No. 3 white. 84Vic; No. I
white, SSc; No. 4 white. S2Ufl32e. .
ItYB-irm; No. S, Ma.
Toledo tec Market.
TOLEDO, Nov. 13. P BEDS Clover, cash.
$..$?; D-embr. $.": Jnury, i.3.v;
Marco a.t- iimwviij', .w
sik. prim. $7.61.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23. METALS There
was an advance of 1 in th London tin
martlet, with pot closing at U&7 and fu
ures at 198. Locally the market was
firm In consequsnce, with spot quoted at
43.12443 26. Copper ws higher on the
lxindon market, with spot quoted st 11
lis snd futures at Al"8 2 6d. lAcally th
mtrket waa firm, with lake quoted at
"if,i 22.511; elcctrolytlo, $a.7.-d22.00: casting,
21. (Tl. Lead was unchanged at $5.76
ism in the local market, but advanced to
19 6s In London. 8peller was also higher
n lbs EusUfh market. clui:ig at 4.28. I
"llr th mtivrket waa firm at 6A.,f'6 45. Iron
mas" higher in ths English piarket. with
mandtrd foundry quoted at it lod and
leelnd warrants at 4ld. Lorallv the
market naa unchangsd. wltn No 1 foundry
northern quoted at lI6qi .26; No. 3 fouii
Iry northern, ,tv(725 .4, No. 1 foundry
nuthern I 8 fM5 27 60; K. i foundry snuth
rn. $25 -"i:T no.
ST. l'l'!". Nov. 23. METALS Iead,
di ui at silter, firm at $6.12.
NEW YORRSTOCKS AND BONDS
kTirket ii UnMttled and IrrezaUr in Tods
Tbroocbrnt tbe e33ioo.
ST. PAUL ALONE .S MOTABLY STRONG
MlssaarL Kaasaa A Texas Rlsee on
itssisrt e Raylac by BUI later
Mil-I'nloa Paetta la
Hesry,
NETv TORIC, Nov. 23. The unsettled
and Irregular tone of the stock market
continued In evidence today. The uncer
tainty of the j.rlce movement dlscoursged
operation's and the consequence was a
dull and sagging tendency. As Is usual
In a neglected market, there was enough
selling by tired holders to cause an un
dertone of depression. The downward
movement was neither universal or
marked. There were strong spots in the
list, but they were, for the most psrt,
AmonffSt the Ismiea whiu mnvmnt, mr
the least Influential on the general tone 1
or me speculation. Nearly all the stocks
which moved vigorously were selling at
low prices in the market, many of them
not paying dividends.
. The dullness of the money market, es
peciallyfor time loans, offer plausible
grounds for favor towards low priced
ct re-
loney.
nrlce
biockk, io carry tnem In tha mark
quirs a much smaller sum of mone
While a mnvmnt r. f -.At- n ,A n.UA
offers ss large a rroflt on speculative
holdings as would result from a similar
movement In the very hla-h rrlccd stocks.
Not all of tha movements of today had
any explanation announced for them.
Ptocks of Independent iron and steel com
panies . were pointed to ss reflecting the
large profits resulting from the urgent
demand of prompt delivery on all grades
of lion products. There waa a story of
Hill buying of Missouri, Kansas & Texas
to account for the rise in these stocks,
said to be for a strategical move s gainst
the Harrlman control of Illinois Central.
Of the stocks of most prominence, St.
Paul wss the only one to be notably
strong at any time. Tha evidence of
realizing In Vnlon Paclflo was of more
effect on sentiment. The only explana
tion offered for it was the assertion that
the forthcoming annual report of the
company would prove only a routlno offi
cial dooument, rather than a brilliant ex-
fonent of the road's future, as the specu
ators hare been contending for some
time. The heaviness of Union Paclfto had
an additional Influence from the fact that
the decline In Standard Oil shares on the
curb market was resumed, the price yield
ing at one time to 600. Supporters of
stocks had to contest also with the effect
of the further realizing In Great Northern
preferred and the fall In tha price of the
ore certificates which were dealt In on
the curb when Issued.
The call money showed no sirn of flis-
turnanca. The
market for time lnana.
. however wn i.kA-.to-l-j - - ,..,.., t
and the brokers reported that that market
nan oeen counting on a large cash gain,
none of the computers showing more than
31.000 000 gain In cash by the banks. Of
this the sub-treasury operations account
for nearly $500,000 dollars. Last week
the gain on the Interior movement was In
the neighborhood of 31,000.000. A turn
In the current at the expense of New
j York is therefore Indicated. In the week
i-orrnsponning to tnis, last year, the in
terior movement was to the advantage of
New York to the extent of several mil
lion dollars. The further vain nf mlrl
1 by the Bank of England from Paris and
tne oecnne in the discount rate In London
were favorable to the money situation, The
stock market was unresponsive to the
continued spurts In a series of low priced
stock and the market closed easy.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales psr
value, $1,348,000. United States bond
were unchanged on call.
The following was tha ran re of prices on
the New York 8tock exchange:
Bales Hlih T.ow Clno
Aunttii Kxpress
Amal. Copper 36,300 114
Am. C. ft.F 1,800 U
Am. C. ft F. pfd
271
113'4
113
44
101
82
90
240
27
89
18
s
111
154
116
136
14(4
Am. Cotton OH 200 32 33
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
Am. Express
Am. H. ft L. pfd i
Am. Ice. securities.. 200 8&H 89
Am. Linseed Oil , ,.
Am. Linseed Oil pfd
Am. Locomotive 800 75T4 754
Am. iouumoil ve pia.
Am. a. at n
Am. 8. ft R. pfd
14,400 155' i
lot) 116
15V,
116
13 -
Am Bjrar Refining..
Arrv Tobacco pfd ctf.
2") 1J6
700
9SU
Si
Anaoonda Mln. Co... a. ino 2so
278 279
Atchison ,30 102
Atchison pfd 4'4 103
Atlantic C. L loo 138
Bal. Ohio...., l,7oo 119T4
Hal. A Oh'o pfd 300 924
Brooklyn R. T 10.2-10 wm
Canadian Paclflo .... 6.900 182
Central of N. J
r'li 1HI"A
101 101
138
HH
9!
79
181
54i
18
207
184
13
1194
91
80
19-'
226
65
IX
2ii6
184
9
22
92
66
3
66
67
13X
22
81
645
40
85
71
i4
76
67
U4
136
175
18
til
42
81
52
SO
63
146
4
64
147
163
94
41 S
Ches, ft Ohio 1,900
Chloaso O. W 300
Chicago ft N. W 500
C. M. ft St. P C3.50O
ChlcTgo T. ft T
Chicago T. ft T. pfd
56
IK
207
186
C. C. C. ft 8t. L.... 4"0
Colorado F. ft 1 20.6"0
Colorado ft 80 900
93
66
38
Stt
67
133
21
8H4
22X
651
44H
88
68-4
Colo, ft Bo. 1st pfd., 300
Colo, ft Bo Zd Dfd...
Consolidated Gas ..
Corn Ptoducta
9-10 6,
2 13S
17.6iO 23
2.frO 82
2,100 2
200 652
Corn Products pfd.,
SH-l A Hud., ex-d
)ela., L. ft W....
)enver A R. G...
div,
1 D. A R. G. pfd...
; DUtlller' Bcc
I'O
300
1.900
8584
71
44-,;
I Erla
l"t pfd.
Erie 2d pfd.
General Electric
Hock. Val, offered...
I'llno's Central
Ink Paper
Int. Paer pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pumo ofd
1,000 175 174
'"ioo "is 'is
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd.....
Kansas Cltv 8o.H....
K. C. 80. pfd.........
Louisville A N
Mexican Central ....
Minn, ft St Lout....
M St. P. ft 8. 8 M.
M.8.P. A 8.8. Mpfd.
Missouri Paclflo .....
M.. K. A T
M.. K. ft T. pfd
National l.esd
N R. R. of M. pfd..
N. Y. Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. pfd....
No American
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Peonie s Gas
P. C. C. A St. L. . . .
800
4"0
300
S2)
80M
62-li
30
61
146'4
62
8.4O0 147U
1.800 244
3 m
73 300
17.fi0
1.20
41 T4
94
89
75
iii"
47
95
74
76
66
131
1.100 1.71V
160 43
1.300
47
94
Sx
3
199
W
84
64
"Mk
2.-6
14H
89
34
3
M"
81
67
48
$6
61
M
119
8
X
300
1.)
13,90
600
2-0
100
8
4i
14"
64
2?
39
l:'f
91
85
644
jri"
14
90
"ss"
l'4
31
67
'26
6)
m
Pressed Bteel Car....
Pressed S. C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
4)
Reading
Reading 1st pfd
Reading 2d pfd
Repuhllo "'eel
Republic Bteel pfd..,
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
Pt. K ft S F. 3d Pfd
125,M 149
0 91
2X)
2.800
19.700
700
101
81
Bt. I 8 W 4
Pt. L 8 W. pfd 1 io
80 Paclflo 10C.3U)
80. Paclflo pfd
8... Itsl'way 10
Po. Rollwav p'd M
Tennee C. ft I
Tex ft Pac'nc 10 VO
r
4M
85'i
'34
So
'ji
4;
a-8i
'iii;
94
37
84
6
1
93
15
T . Pt. L ft W' )
T.. Pt. L. ft W. pfd..
34
61
1
93
PS
89
ST
107
47
JOM4.
-lt
1
"S
296
151
M
17
2i
51 U
-
V
7
'.
84
Union Psc'S.0
.127. 1
T'n'OTI Pe'fto pfd.
n S3
V. 7rtl)'M
U n t)l'v
T. 8 IRtibKer
1 8 w.ibher pfd
tt si Ptel
t. p Peel nfd
Va.-farens (?hem..
Va .C'r. Chem. pfd..
Tl'shseh
W-tta.Vi r.f,l
'4 4"0
38 40
S."no
1.700
"'too
400
6-.
1'
S9
'jou
44
51
1
47
10-.
38
'if
43
'2S
iei
JrH
xva'is-Frw Express
West. E"ecri
Wesern TTn'on
W ft T, K
200
so
85
'ii"
V4s. Centml
Vts Cnr pfd
v Ta(. ,
Central Tstbee
C. t vr r.M ....
ptoss-'erS.M Bteel.
Ore' v r.fd
tn ftmr.'llten ...
13 rt ?t;
4) 1!
4 r T-li
1 in vt
Via T
let Vt.- pf-t.
76
76
Total ale for th day. 775 000 shares.
Bank Clearings.
Nov. !3 Rank clearings
OMAHA
TKndav were $l.h83,g29.nj. snd f
n.rresnoi.dipg dt IhsI year ll,1.f'4S
Bank clearing for tody wer $1 652,7ijrt 53,
snd for th corresponding dais lat year
$1,4a-'.4j0.27.
Treasary Statement.
WABHTNtJTON, Nov. tl Today s state
ment of the balances in tha gentral fund,
sxc-luslv of the 15t.aO.0u0 gold reserve,
show. Available CwsA ksluct, $26.149.6.;
g"ld coin and b'llllon, 11.014.!I4; gotd cer
tificates, I47.801.UJ.
Hew York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-MONEY-On call,
firm at iiit1 per cent; ruilns rate. pa.
cent; cloeing bid, 4 per cent; onVred at 4-4
per cent; time loans, dull sn.l stringent;
lxty days, ;w per cent; ninety days, i
71 per cent; six month. per cent-
I'RIME MF;RCANTILE 1'Ale.K trti-...
RT fcRLINt KXC'llANCB Steady, with
actual business in banker s bills st M
4-XST5 for demand, and at $4 Wi 4-i for
slxtv-day bills; potM rste, (4.UV(lt'4i
commercial bills, 4 H'4 si.
SILVKR Bai-, 6c; Mexican dollars.
e3c.
HONtHS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular. ,
Quotations on bonds today wera as fol.
lows
U. 8. r. 2s. reg...104
Japan 8s, 2d eer.. 9T4
oo coupon i"4
V. S. 3. reg I"3
ao 4s ctrs
do 4V4s ctfs...
92'.
do courxin 1"
do 2d series 91H
U. 8. o. 4s, reg.. .loli L. ft N. unl. 4s.. .ion,
do coupon 101 Man. c. g. 4a lm
TJ. 8. n. 4s, rcg..l3"'4j Mex. Central 4s.
do coupon l.W do 1st Inc 2rt'i
Am. Tobacco 4s.. 77V "M. ft Bt. L. 4s.. &!-V
do 6a
110 M., K. ft T. 48...
100T lo 2s eh1.
Atch. gen. 4s....
do adj. 4s
A. C. L. 4s
Bal. A Ohio 4s..
do 3" 4s
R. R. f, c. 4s....
Cen. of Oa. 6s..,
do 1st Ino....
do 2d Inc
do 3d lnc
Ches. ft O. 4Vs..
2
N.R.R, of M.c.48 8.1V,
N. Y. C. g. 31,8.. 94-X
N. J. C. g. 6s. ...1214
No. Pacific 4s. ...1031
do 3s nm
N. ft W. c 4s....inov
O. 8. L. r. 4s 9H
Penn. conv. 34s.. loo
98
101
94
W'4
111
90
74
70
rteauing gen. e.. re--.
.106 8.L. ft I. M. C.6S..11.H,
. A. V4S
77 8 U ft B. F. fg.4s 84
C. B. ft Q. n. 4s..ino
C R. I. 1 P. 4s.. 78
i o col. 6s 9l"i
. Li. . W. C. 4S. Bl'4
8 A. L. 4s KV
So. Paclflo 4s 93
do 1st 4s ctfs... M
80 Kallwsy Bs...l1'4
Texas ft P. Is.... 119
SC- -B lj " t"-1
A" '
M'd. 4a..... 74
Colo, ft 80. 4s.. 92 T. 8. L. ft W. 4s. 8014
Cuba 8s lw Union Paclflo 4s.. l3tj
u. n. o. 4s... s u. h. h. ea '."a
DIs. Bee.
C. 68 Rtis I V 1
abash Is
113
Erie p. L 4s 100
do deb. R ,
oi.
84'
, 87
do jen. 4s 90
Hock. Val. 44,8.. iof.14
Japan 6s 97"
Wid. Offered.
Western Md. 4s..
W. ft L. E. 4s...
Wis. Central 4s.
Boston Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Nov. 23 Call loans. 6&7 pef
cent: time loans. 6i6 per cent. OUlcial
quotations on stocv, and bonds wer
Atch. adj. 4s 93 lAtlantlo ..
14
ao 4S l'vi mngnsm
Mex. Central 4s.. 81 iCal. ft Hecla...
Atchison 101 Centennial ....
.. 32H
..fo
.. 3.1'A
.. 83
.. 2
.. 214
.. 13
.. 23".
.. 7iJ
.. 18
.. 73
.. 2t
.. 6t
.. 2'i
..101
do pfd 101V4;Copper Range
Boston ft Al IM2
Daly West
Boston A Me....l2
Boston Ele. ......163
Fltchburg pfd .AK6
Mex. Central .... 244
N. Y. N. H. ft H..193
Pere Marq 63
Union Pacific ..1X84
Am. A. C. pfd.... 91
hrankim ,
Granby ,
isle Koyaie ....
Mass. Mining .
Michigan
Mohawk ,
Mont. C. A C.
Old Dominion ,
Parrot ,
Qulncy
Shannon
Tamarack ...
Trinity
United Copper
Am. Pneu. Tube. 13T4
Amer. Sugar
136
do pro ,
Am. T. A T.,
Am. "Woolen
do pfd
Dom. I. A 8
.in
.13KH
. 5
114
ii
"T
.102
... 22 U. 8. Mining...
"Edison E. II. ...233
Mass. Electric ... 19
V. D. Oil
Utah
. a.3'4
6
. n
.159
.111
. 36
do pfd
69 Victoria
Mass. Gis 5'
United Fruit ...log
United 8. M 71
do pfd 29
IWolverlne
iNorth Butte ...
Rutte Coalition
U. 8. 8teel 48
Nevada
19
do pfd
.lfe4 Cal. A Arizona.. .161
Adventure
Alloues
Amalgamated .,
..Bid. "Asked.
44 Tecumseh
17
1 42V Artsona Com.
.113 lOreene Con. .
SCia
26
Boston Copper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Logan ft Bryan, 112 Board
of Trade building, Omaha:
Adventure 3 Nevada Con 19
Alloues 42North Butte Ill
Atlantio 14 Old Dominion ... bd
Hint-ham 33 Osceola 131
Black Mountain.. 9 Pneu. Service 14
Boston Cons 31"iPneu Serv., pfd. 31
Butte Coalition.. s Qulncy 102
uaiumet oc Ariz-.i'u enannon
Cal. ft Hecla. ....860 Tamarack
Centennial 33H Tenn. Copper
Copper Range ... M Trinity
Daily West 20 United Fruit .
East Butte 11 U. 8., com
Franklin 23 V. 8., pfd
Greene Copper .. 26 Utah Cons
Oranby 13Utah Copper ,
Helvetia 8 Victoria
18
.lOOH
,. 47,
.108
. 62H
. 46
:
:i?
Isle Royal 2:1 Winona
L. 8. A Pittsburg 26 Wolverine
Massachusetts .. 8 Nlplssng .
Michigan 18 Cananea ..
Mohawk 73
.160
2S
X
London Closing: stocks.
LONDON, Nov. 23. Closing quotations on
the Rtock exchange were:
Cons., money. 86 9-16 M., K. ft T
do account 86 11-16 N. Y. Central..
Anaconda 14 Norfolk ft W...
Atchison 105..! do pfd
.. 41
..135
.. 93
do Pfd lo5'Ontario ft W..4
Bal. ft Ohio mvi'et.nsylvanla ..
Can. Pacific 18; Rand Mines ....
Ches. ft Ohio 6 Reading
Chicago Gt. W... 18 80. Railway ...
.. 46 i
:: 'ft
.. 76
..
.. 91
.. 97
..lOls
.. 96
.. 49
..10X
.. 30
.. 45
i., m. ci, -..-.ivit' ao pro
DeBeers
21
Bo. Pacific
D. ft R. Q
do pfd
Erie .7
do 1st pfd.....
do 2d pfd
Illinois Central .
Louisville ft N..
BiLVER Bar.
41
8s
46
7b
70
Union Pacific
do pfd
U. 8. Steel...
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
.161
ll,4j Jpansh 4s
96
Uncci lain
32d per ounce. v
.
MONEY 4it6 ner cent
The rate 01 discount In tha orn inark-i
for short bills Is 674 per cent; for three
months' bills, 6(&o per cent.
Kere York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK.-Nov. 23. Closing quotations
on D ining block wer:
Adams Con 20
Alice 850
Breec 36
Little Chief
.... 5
....300
,...2m
.... 17
Ontario
Ophlr
Brunswick Con .. 68
Comstock Tun. .. 32
Con. Cal. ft Va..ll0
Hum Silver 180
Iron Silver 450
Leadvllle Con .... S
Potosl
Savage ,
Sierra Nevada
Small Hope .
..110
.. 75
.. 30
..$00
manoura
Foreign Financial.
BERLIN, Nov. 23. Rate for money wero
higher on the Bourse today, for th
monthly settlement 'and trading was ex
tremely limited.
PARIS, Nov. 28. Trading on th Bourse
today waa quiet. Russian Imperial 4
closed at 75.40 and Kuaslun bond of 1904
at iuo.oo.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Nov. 23 WOOL-Th Commer
cial Btillentin of this c:ty, basing its re
port upon statistics gathered for the gov
ernment, will say tomorrow: The Boston
wool market is steadily tending against,
buyers and prices are becoming suffer.
Good wool can be readily sold at full
asking values, and merchant are so opti
mistic In regard to the strength of the
sltustion that prices acceptable two weeks
ago are now too low. However, no sudden
advances are anticipated, hut rather a
gradual hardening sufficient to place values
on a parity with thoso of the markets of
the world. The feature of the week is the
movement In quarter-bloods, hitherto
neglected. According to current reports,
the American Woolen company and several
other consumer have taken over l.U)0,0ii0
pound of Ohio, Michigan and Missouri
stack at 32Ke. 31(lLc apd ., re
spectively. The activity In clothing terri
tory 1 quit marked, whlla worsted wools
are tn sin-ill supply. Fin nd line medium
bring nu2Ja and fine staple 24y2oi A
falrlv large movement In Oregon staple at
2Ht2lc Is reported. Th scoured hsnls Is
strong t 70"a2c for fin staple, 6v&7uo for
Pn medium, fci'ctwj for fine clothing,
67c for fine medium, 65167 for ausrtor-
jrru I blood. 63ii6c for three-eighth and 7j8c
for half-blood. New Texas is Imvlng a
moderate call at 22j123c, or Un'Ac for
scoured. In middle county California a
fslr business I being done at axjicic and
S,VpWo for clean. In addition to activity
In auarter-blood fleeces, some three-eighths.
half-bloods, wosht-d and unwaxhnd Iialne
are also being disposed of. Three-eighth
Ohio sells readily at 34o knd b&lf-bVood at
R,.iWc. Washed Delaine is selling at
i5.inui', although some dealers consider
It to be worth uo to 7c Ouarter-blood
Michigan Is now held by some house at
"fiT.'uo. Th last lot of quarter-blood in
St. Ixiuls wss recently sold to a Boston
consumer at 800, delivered. Tha shipment
of wool from Boston to date from Decem
ber 27, 1 "6. accord iig to the same author
ity, are S7,7M,ui pounds, against 218,151 V
pounds at the same time last year. Iti
re.-t-u.is to date are J Ka4.913 pounds.
aninut 3f6.156.4i7 pounds for th unit pe
riod last year.
Oils an Rosin.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23. OH J6 Cottonseed,
Ann: nrtme crude, f. o. h. mills 27c:
prime yellow. 44c. Petroleum, steady; re
filled New York,. $7 5: Phlladelpiua and
Lialllmore. 37.45: t'nuaaeiiitiia and Haiti
more in bulk, 14 Si. Turpentine, firm, 0
f-r
4i71e.
tha
KOS1N Btsady; strs.ned. common to
pfL CITY. Pa.. Nov 23 -OILr-Credlt bj-
snces, gt .a-" ; runs, ua.jro onis.; sversge, i..,
210 bhls : shipments, 177, bbls.; avenLga,
158 441 bhls.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Nov. 23. OILe-Turpen-tine.
quiet. 87e.
HO.SIN Firm; A. B and C. $3 86: D, $3 40;
E, $3 kfr4.; F, $4 Vp4 10; J, $4o4 0; H,
$4 1oo4l6: K. $S lo; M, 5.y-; N. $6; VG.
$.5. WW, $7 2
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
All rssirable Cattle Coct'mtia t Steady
" Frice. '
HOGS GEt A. MODERATE SETBACK
Very Light Raa t sheer, with 74a
Laaaha tg-eak Of Price
Geaenally ttroagr aa
Trad Aetlre.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. , IMS.
Receipts were: Cattle, l.ors. Sheep.
Official Monday 7." 3.4KS 11.8i7
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday ....
Official Thursday
Official Friday
4,214 3,6.t0
1713
4.h
6'.0
1.7O0
Five days thla week
Pame dayk last week..
30.40S
2S.8V0
2i.l3
24.187
Si.711
61.816
86.470
77,k74
41. OK
4U.U8
8ame dHys t weeks ago. .27.216
fame days I weeks ago. .33.613
Kama days 4 weeks ago. .19.03
Ramn rinva lajit vear 1K.979
ivro
28.040
The following table shows the receipts oi
cattle, hogs and stieep at Stnith Omsha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
larx !. Inc.
Cattle KaX7 nH.402 34.9.
, Hogi,
J l!:.7t4 1046.714 183 063
Bheop ....
2,ona,53 i.s',jw
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice cornfed steers $5
Fair to rood rc.rnf.H steers 6.0OS 60
Common to fair corn-fed teera.... 4.'00
ooi to choice rang ter.
Good-choice stooksrs and feedera.
-4.afv64.78
r air 10 good stocker and feeder.,
common to fair stocker
Bulla, stag, etc
Veal calve
The following table rtcwi the
price of hog t South Omaha for
vrl days, with comparisons:
9.-pM."0
i.7M$
ton
i.otaoa
average
th las)
Date. I 1906. 1906.l$O4.11903.il2.ll01. 11900.
Nov. 12. ..I 4 0f I
I 4 $01 4 V 10" ' 84
Nov
13... I 6 8 4 80) I 4 641 I til ( 61 4 74
Nov. 14
98 14
6 051 4
10 1 4
731 4 691 4 7l 6 281 $ 81 4 87
Nov. 16.
Nov. 18
Nov. 17.
Nov. 18.
Nov. if.
Nov. 20.
Nov. 21.
Nov. 22.
Nov. 23.
721 4 841 6 821 6 87 ; 4 3?
im 4 Ml 4 64' I $ 831 4 0
04VJ
4 871 4 711 4 481 411 I 4 82
4 68! 4 87' '. 391 6 31 1 1 831
v
02
10
16
I 4 881 4 48' 9 6 l 4 78
4 88
4 46!
$ 381 731 4 71
6 241 6 81 4 78
6 251 S 74l 4 76
6 60 4 78
4 88
4 84
4 66
4 64 4 461
4 61
4 491 4 31
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hors.
tl.60ff25 $56tV7t.27H
Omaha
Chicaa-o .
1.60rr7.4fl KHVaS.ff
2.0r6.7i S.7Tli S2
i.oo(ft7.oo a.fg.s6
i2tV4.26 a.COdj6.20
number of car of atock
.Kansas City
St. Iinfa
, Bloux City .
The official
brought In today by each road waa
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'a.
C, M. ft 6t. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific system,
S
3
18
t
22
1
6
13
6
4
13
'7
1
1
18
1
1:. ft N. w., east.
C. A N. W.. west.
,C., St. P., M. ft O...,
1 C, B. ft Q.. etst ,
t;., B. ft Q , West
tJi, R. I. A P.. east..
Illinois Central
Chicago G. W
Total receipt...
48
.84
The disposition of the day'a receipt was
as follows, each buyer purchasing Jhe nam-
Cattle.
... 64
Hotfs. Sheep,
Omaha Packing Co...,
Swift and Company...,
Cudahy Packing Co...,
Armour ft Co.
Armour, from Denver
Iobman ft Co.......
Hill ft Son
F. P. Lewi ,
L. F. Husa
Wolf
J. H, Bulla
Mike Haggerty .......
J. B. Root ft Co
T. B. Inghram .; -
Sullivan Bros
V. A. Britton
Agor Packing Co
Krey Packing Co
Other buyers
Total ,
,.. 418
,.. 288
,.. 173
... 15
... 18
3
... 86
... 43.
6
... 66
... 21
... 26
7
... 10
8
1
1.360
1,778
1,B
1.67$ f.0ft 1.668
CATTLE There was, a usual on Fri
day, a small run of cattl and the total
for the week to date show a considerable
laiiimx on aa compared with laat week.
Tho market as a whole today did not show
. any noteworthy change.
Keer steer of decent quality sold quite
readily at good,-steady prices, there being
som corn-feds here good enough to bring
86.25. Practically everything that would do
to kill wag sold In very fair season In the
morning.
Cows and heifers also sold at steady
prices, and while buyers did not appeur
especially eager, still , there was a fair
movement and about everything In sight
changed hands by 10 O'clock in the morn
ing or soon after.
As usuiil toward the last of the week.
feeders were a tittle slow, and still buyers
evidently had use for the good kinds, which
J sold In practically the same notches aa
yesterday. Some or the trash, odds and
ends, etc., which has been hanging around
the yards, were a little hard to move.
Representative sales:
BKtlC STEERS.
No.
6....
21....
Av.
Pr.
No.
Av.
Pr.
25
..1084
..122S
3 75
4 60
88...
....1371
C20W8.
. 6,184 4.W1
. 1.600 6,400
.83.7
w.miiivh 11, iair ruin liewr X. . JS . . , " iw.
Good grass cow and heifer $.24.08 did tha buyer tsk everything In slapt,
Falr to good cow and hslfer.... I.6O.5 3. 26 but they bought as many more for dellv-
.ommon ta f.lr Mva utd ha Iters.. l."a!i
11 $73 1 85 2 1210 J 85
2 740 1 60 t....H I 05
2 1 910 2 25 4 102 $ 15
12 913 3 35 10 1040 8 20
2 875 1 70 4 1000 3 20
1 810 I 75 25 1082 3T,
t 915 I 40 26 1075 $ 60
1 1186 2 73 8 Iii63 3 V
1 1150 1 85 8 525 4 25
HETIFER8.
I $93 1 60 12 540 3 23
STAGS.
4.. 1083 100 ' -
CALVES.
75 1....
$60 $....
$60
. 140
. 175
m
. Iso
$ 60
6 60
00
$00
204
$70 I 75 1
280 4 1....
ltd 4 so
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
555 $ 25 t 4W $ 75
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
cows 1096 $ 30
8 cow K'S 1 60
It cow 91$
I cow 876
7 cow 657
43 cow K.0
IS heifers... 8T9
4 calves... 1:0
15 cows fro
t Ml
2 00
2 00
1 Ti
2 40
a 00
8 30
2 )
2 75
$ 46
$ 70
2 20
t 40
$ 80
3 40
$ 60
$ 73
16 calves,.. 2s7 3 00
7 Bluer
.10")
S 10
J 40
60
75
8 80
3 85
1 20
$ 00
2 30
20 feeuers.
86 feeder.
. 81
. 6 )
, 243
. 961
. 5M
8 calve..
44 cow. ...
Si heifer... 649
85 feedera.
16 cows....
7 cows
83 feeders..
7 feeders..
$ cows
82;
873
86
7H6
Mi.3
I feeders.
$ feeder.
I cow
740
863 lOO
4 cow 912
7 feeders.. 1046 $ 76
19 feeder.. looi
1 feeder.. lino
i$0
3 cow.
$ cow.
853
9.M
22 feeder.. 920
42 feeders.. 114
$ steers.
..1213
36 teer.... 99
14 cows....
t feoder.
960 $ 10
860 3 76
3 cows 940-
15 cow 8-i7
86 feeder.. 7i
$ 86
WTOMINO.
68 steers.. ..U-'W
106
23 steers.. ..1224 t 05
14 feeders., 966 4 40
18 feeders..
6 cows
.1216
17 feeders.
. 6
.. M
,.10.4
.li4
..
..llob
6 COW
V13 1
9s I
r....U4 I
ler.. 914 4
1 80
8 cows...,
7 cows...
13 COW
80
40
00
5 (tee
17 feeder,
7 feeder
21 cows...
4 steers..
3 cow
8a0 $ 7$
COLORADO.
..80S $ 05 22 eo-s...
P. Bu'!tt, Wyoming.
(1 cow...
851 3 20
24 fders..U8 4 Oo 11 feeders.. 760
15 steer.. ..12"4 $9 4 cow 1HU
,7?
4 leedr..UJJ -t ;
U. u. r-riu, Wyoming.
21 steers. ...10 30 4 cows....
cow tr4 $ W I fedsr.
$ cows 913 $ 00 4 Sters...
$ steers.... $46 $0
K0 $ 50
k4
$.
$j
Hneii tiros., Wyoming.
4 cows loO
3 15
8 30
46 feeder.. 812
14 feeder.. 6x1
t cow loM
J. A.
13 COW rH8
C. H.
21 cows 8
I calves... 2Jc
4 bull 1147
t a
2 5s
Adsma. Nebraaka.
3 16 . $ bull 133$
too
Btacty, Nebraaka.
2 80 10 cow hO . I. 3
$ 76
fust
A II., Montana.
$3 ters....low $90 11 ter.... Ml t CO
4 cno-s 930 $ $i
HOGS The hog market on paper did tint
look over 24;5c lower than v-tsterday, but
the oualitv today was much better than
It has been of late, and taking thet Into
consideration a guod many seller thousht
that they had to take oft fully 6c. The
trade was a little uneven In di if went parts
of th yards, the hog In B division gen
erally selling 6 lower. There were moie
good young hog of fight weight than
have been seen la the yards tn a long time,
which helped to make tho sales show up
better on paper. The beet of these sold up
to $6 27. which te higher than any
thing .'ld yesterday, with other kMds at
$4 3. Iti Us r. as r.n,bly .tl
I when once nnder wy and the Mr bulk of
tne receipts rhanged hsnds before II o ciook
In the morning.
No.
41...
49...
re. ...
30....
11....
4S...
24....
Av.
.. 85
. yo
..:57
..3
..4
...Kl
..318
..11
th. Pr.
... 6 6
200 J 96
... 6 96
$0 00
80 0O
40 02
ln 05
1 05
380
... $07
... 10
170 10
80 10
JOO 10
80 10
40 10
... 10
11 10
240 10
120 10
120 10
0 g 10
40 6 10
100 10
100 10
40 10
40 10
too 10
240 10
... 10 ,
160 6 12
... 12
No. Av. Btv Pr
61 J0 ... 12
70 ?'.7 1J0 a It
9 rj $0 12
T......i4 ... $ 12-4
81 941 ... 8 12
i 23, ... a 12
7ii X 40 a 12
3 2M 9 12
66 2T3 1J0 f 13
70 i t 40 a 16
60 21 120 a H
66 M $0 8 1
s .11 ... a is
72 S 80 16
at 2$ 100 an
7 241 80 a 16
7T1 223 6 IS
s 2M a 16
M 217 40 $ W
68 m ... a is
6 us ... a 17
86 213 ... a 17
73 i9t ... a 1714
83 211 ... a 17
If ... 17
84 183 ... fO
84 in ...
83. ..'...191 ... I SO
100 187 ... a 20
94 1S ...
93 1KT ... 25
83 M2 ... 37
63 .
.174
69..,
M...
60...
...
(W. .,
63...
M...
61...
63..,
...2
...2-
...tM
...811
...t
...2.
...24
...2)8
...S3
...24
...n3
...298
...
"9...
67..
48..
..810
68 807
.818
....21
....299
....271
221
HI 12
8H EBP Only seven car wer reported
In this morning, all of them yearlings and
ewes and all on the feeder order. As will
be noted from the table of receipts at the
head of the column arrivals this week have
been very small as compared with rrevlous
weeks.
While there was not enough of anything
to really make a market the demand for
! feeder wss very good and evervone was
out early looking fo
or upplle. The result
ery tne nrst or tne wees, in- imirr
old at $4.60, with feeder yearlings at $8.60.
Thnra were no killers nn the market to I
talk about the total supply being limited 1
to a few ortod off from tne teeners, mi
feeling on killers was fully stesdy and th
market at the present time Is fully a good
as It was at the close of last week.
Quotations on killers: Good 'o choice
lambs, $7. 0007.40; fair to good lamb, $4. 16-9
7.00: a-ood to choirs yearling. $i.7ft4.0o;
fair to good yearlings, $.V6iro.76; good t
1 .kaIma so,'.;? A i. -1 - t rt wnoH
wethers. $6.006.26; good to choice ewes,
$.Of4it.25; fair to good ewes, $4.6o4gf.on.
Quotations on feedersi Good to choice
lambs, t6.0MS6 26; medium lamb. 65 601 4 0);
light lambs, $4.26f.2o; yearlings. 5.16.3$5;
wethers, l.7oin.'0; ewes, $3.604.40; bleed
ing ewes, $4.75S6.00.
Representative sales: .
No. Av. Pr.
2i8 western ewes 106 $00
tol western wether 106 6 40
170 western lmbs, feeders 66 $60
131 Neb. ewes and yearlings.... 78 6 76
m Wyoming lamb 63 (76
120 Wyoming lambs 63 8 10
291 Nebraska lambs, feeders 63 6 16
300 Nebraska lambs, feeders 66 7 0)
y.ii Nebraska lambs, feeders 67 T 00
131 Wwomlng ewes, feeder 92 4 60
f37 Wyoming ewes, feeders 93 . 4 60
614 Wyoming yearlings, feeder.. 63 t oO
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hog Five to Tea Cents
' Lower- Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23. CATTLE Receipts.
6.60ft head; market steady; common t
prime steers, $4.007.4O; cows, $2.66fr4.76;
heifers, $2.60if(4.00; bulls, $2.40rt54.60; calves.
" $3.00S8flO; stocker and feeders, $2. 4nrg4.60.
I I HCK18 Receipts, 18,000 head; market Vfi
1 100 lower; choice to prime heavy, $6.3or6.4o;
" I medium to good henvy. $6 164t4.25; butcher
" weights. $6 3Kfi6.40: good to choice, mixed,
II $6 15a.30; packing, $5.?J.20; pigs, $6.60((J
s .30. . . ...
SHEEP AND LAMBS Keceipts, u.ii
head; market for sheep weak; lambs
steadv; sheep, $3.26'g5.76; yearlings, ti.iii
$.60; lambs, to.50fa7.6j.
Kew York Live Stork Market.
York Live Btocit nsrsn.
NF.W
YORK. Nov. 2$. BEEVES Re-
ceipts, 4.194 head. Market for steers, slow
at 10C to loo lower, except, n'uii
bulla and cows, 10c off : steers. $3.76ifi 90;
cows, $1.10(58.90. Liverpool and Ixindon
quoted llvo cattle slow at 11&13C per lb
dressed weights refrigerator beef, lower at
84i9c per lb.
CALVES Receipts. 276 head. Market for
veals, slow: for grassers, ouu; westerns,
steady; veals. 4"lt--60; chol.V would bring
JS.75; grassers, 3.tKv.; gooo xwwn
$4 264.60; dressed calves, slow but steady.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,665
head. Market for good sheep, firm; other
, ,n-'in m wpr tnat tne rew cars on piw rM.,
IHieiM'rMitlU r.rlce Not onlV
117 1 ....'steady; choice lambs, firm; eheep, g-WS
a.as; cnoice wptners.-so.vn, y .--r
6.60: lambs. $6.0037.76; Canada lambs, $7.m;
. cull $5.00.
tltJtJo lveceiiir, .no 1 ' . " 1 ..... . ..
nally higher on Buffalo advice.
St. I.nl U Stoek Market.
ST. LOI-18. Mo.. Nov. J3. CATTLE Re
ceipts, ,V)0 head, including 100 Texans
Market strong: native shipping and . "Po"
bulls. $2.2iird4.W; calves, 3.0"a iesa
and Indlsn" steers, $2.5066.50; tows and
h HOGsikpT. I.W0 bead. Market 10c
lower; pigs and lights. $6.0a4i25; pucker,
$ Ka4.3o; butcher and best heavy, $6.1(3
HEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 600 head
mlrntr- nntiVfl mUttOnS. S3.0O''tQ,
- i v;. An. o,,ii. u.i.l bucks. $2.Kffl
IHinw, w , ' ' . - : , -
$.(; stocker. $3.50(64.50
Slows City Live Stock Market.
morv CITY. Ia.. Nov. 23,-(8pecial Tele-
irrMm.K-CATTLE Receipts, 700 head; mar
ket steady, beeves, $4.004i6.26; cows, bulls
Snd mixed. $2.2V&3.86; stocker. i" "!"
13fOf?4.f0; calves and yearllrgs, Ji.6o4iO.Sj.
HOCrfl RecelpU, 2.6(0 bead; matket 60
lower, selling at $6.0ora6.20; bulk of aales.
W8HEBP AND LAMBS-Recelpt. 600
head ; market tendy.
Stork In Sight.
t.,..(t. of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
South Omaha
.. 1.6XO 6.40 1,100
.. 7 J.&0
.. 8,7i H.7'0 8,000
.. 966 9.656 677
.. ,ono 6,000 WO
.. 6.6UO 18.0t 10,000
Sioux City ....
Kansas city ..
8. Joseph ....
Bt. Louis
Chicago
Totals
...17.86 63.256 15,877
Kansas City Llvs Stock Market.
Vlnin PITT. Mo.. Nov. 23. CATTLE
Receipts, 6,700 head. Including 600 southern.
Market steaoy 10 a iiane mwer; nun
Ktrt wid dressed beef steers. $6.50S6.16; fnlr
S. mr 14 vnS 40: western steers. $3.6fK3
$.25; stockers and feeders. $2.60i94.0: south
ern steers. n.uirt .vs.; soutnern cows.
t26; native cows, $2.OVg4.10; native heifers,
82,756 00; bulls. $2-lfya3 85; calves. $2.VH4.7&.
HOGS Receipts, 11.7ii0 head. Market 6c
lw..r: ton. 16 82H: bulk of sales, $6 .!. 27;
hiavy, a6.Zuifl4i.ao; pacaei-s,
and'llifht, $6.i6.26.
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,000
steers, 85.OiW7.oo; oressea o-i niiu ""i''7J
steers. $4 70.(i6.30; Blockers and feeders, $..00
C 4.60; atears" under I.OoO lb... $A2M4 4- c.ws
.JJi V.if.r. js.vS.iS: canners. $1.0fTii26;
C5-3ICAGOAHD
VIA
CHICAGO, HILVMIHEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Account InUruational Live Stock Exposition
Tickets on sale Dec. 1, 2, 8, 4.'
.Return limit Dec. 10th.
Threo Faot Tra.no Dally
From Union Station, Omaha, to Union
Station, Chicago. Leave Omaha at
7:55 a. m., 5:45 p. m. and 8:35 p. m.
For Information, folders, ale, call at City
Tick at Office, 102 Farnam Su, or writ to
F. A.
tianaral Waatarn Afnt
head. Market slow and weak: lmbs, $ "0
i7.36; ew- and yearling. $i.5"ii 2S: "'-
rn vearllngs, vs.ait'i'l wesiern sn.-p,
60; stoi ker and feeders, u to-ye w".
t. Joseh LIT atwrk Market.
8T. JOtrFim. Mv, Nor. 23 CATTLI-
Receipts. 9; head. Msrket steady: na
tive. 4.ftv,,.T6; cows and heifers. l.oii
4.o; stocker snd feeder. $0.0)4 '
H(M)rt Receipts. 9,nfl head. Market 6i
TV lower; ton, 127: bulk. 1A
bllEEP ANl LA.MU3-Reclpts, 6 head.
Market nominal.
OMAHA WHOUUIB MARKET.
Caadltlaa ( Trad and anotntlnn
Utanla and rnncy Prsdne.
EGOS Per do.. $5e.
LIVE POO LTRY Hens, $! roosters, 6c:
tutafys, Hvii.c, jucr.s, Kc; spring cnickens.
8c; geese, 8'i7'9c.
BC'l I t-K-Packlng stock. 17c; choice to
fancy dairy, iivc. creKmery, iWiiiO.
HAY-4.:holi-e upUnd, $9.; medium, ff.OO;
Coarse. $S.0ol8 0. By sti aw, $o.6Vt7.00.
BRAN Per ton, $16.00.
VEGKTABLES.
BWEET POTA rOES Per bl.. $2 60. M
TOMATOES California, per basket Of 28
lbs , $2.36. .
WAX BEANS Per one-third bu. box,
$1 00. .
liEETB AND CA R ROTS Per bu., 78c.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per dog.
heads, 45c.
CKLKRY Per do., SOffdne.
CUCl M HERS Hothouse, fer do., $2.00
ONIONS Home grown. 0c per bu.; 8pan
Ish, $1 75 per crnte; Colorado, 76c.
fll'.rCKN ONION8 Per dos. bunches. jn,
HORSERADISH Case of $ dos., $1.9tX
RAP1SHKS Per dor bunches. 30c.
I NAVY PEA N8 Per bu., $1 76; No. J, tl .flB.
I.IU1 Hi.- N Per lb.. 6Uc
GREEN PEPPERS Par market baakst.
'PAR8LE Y Hothouse, per doa. bunohs.
Oo. . . . . . '
CARBAOB Holland seea. nomn
,h 1140.
,oa PLA'
FOG PLANT Per do.. $ X. .
Pf)TATOp;-Pr bu., 4i"jc- ,
RUTAR AGA8 160 lbs. to aack, $1.50.
TURNIPS Pr tro.. 600.
FRUITS.
PEACHES California fcalway, per bog,
81.10; Colorado, $,25. ,
PEARS Winter varieties, per bu $2 25f
O0
O R APES Tokay, $175; M-ilaga, pvr bbU
f..0ffl6 00.
APPLES Ren Davl. 82.2.1; Jonathans,
$3 2518.60; New York apprr. $3.25; OrlBn
Golden $3 00
CRANBERRIES Per bbl.. $9 00310.00.
QUINCES Per box. $3"b.
TROPICAL rRUlT".
OR ANGE8 F.oriua oraokes, 63.00.
LEMONS Llmonlers. extra fancy, 44
slxe, $5.00; 300 size, $6.00; $60 slse, $6.M); other
brands. $1.00 less.
vi ANANAS Per medltim-slxed bunch.
! $2. 00(82. 26: Jumbos, $2.60fri3.&0.
stuffed walnut date. -lb. box, r..l0; Cali
fornia bulk, 5c; 7-crown Turklah. lio; a
crown. '4c: 6-crown. 13c; -crown, 12o.
GRAPE FRUIT 81s b4 to 64 and ft) ta
M 4 SCELLANEOUS.
BUGAR Granulated cans, in sacks, f3.$l;
granulated beet. In ck, $5 31.
CHEESE Bwls, new. 16c; Wisconsin
brick. lbc: Wisconsin llmberger, U;
twin. 16c; Young Americans, 15c
COFFEE Roasted, No. 85, 2rtc f)r R-$
No. 30, 21o per lb.; No. 36, 19o pr lb.1 Nh
20, 16o per lb.: No. 21, 13c per lb.
COCOANUTB-Per ssck of 100, $4.60.
BYRUPr-In bbls., 27c per gal.; In eases,
$ 10-!b cans. $1.70; cases, U 6-lb can. $1.80;
cases, 24 2-lb. cans. Jl.Si.
HONEY Ver 24 frame, $3.60.
CIDER Nw. bait barrel, $2.75; barrel,
CUT BEEP PRICES.
No. 1 ribs, 14c; No. 2 ribs, 9c; No. S rib,
c; No. 1 loin, 17c; No. 2 loin, lZy.o; No,
8 loin, 8c: No. 1 chuck. 6c; No. 2 chuck,
6c; No. $ chuck, 4n; No. 1 round, 8c; No. $
round. 7c: No. $ round, 6c: No. 1 plate,
iua. Vn It nlal. 4c: No. 3 ulnte. 20.
CANNED GOODS Morn, elendard west
em. 6560c; Maine, $1.16. Tomato, 8-lh,
.r. xi. 10: 2-lh. can. &7oull.00. pins-
apples, grated. 2-Ib., $2.0f.3O; sliced, $1.99
0 apple,, fancy, $2.65; California,
,prloots, $1.902.26; psars, $1.751.60; peac 4MB,
fancy. si.ioi.j, ri. v r.w.vv.
Alaska salmon, red. $1.26: fancy (Jiun.KiK.
F.. $3.10; fancy aockey. K., $1.9o; sardine,
quarter oil. $2.76; three-quarter mustard.
$3 00. Sweet potatoes, $1.1031.264 sauerkraut,
$1.00; pumpkin. 80c$l.oa; wax oeans, -lb,
60i80c; lima beans, 2-lb., 76c&J1.3oA spinach.
: n.Js; cheap pess, $-lb., 0c; extra. 96c4$l-;
j fancy. I1.3dejl.7.
niBF.11 k-ihh Family whlteflsh. per
quarter bbl., 100 lbs., $4.00; Norway mack
eral, No. 1, $28.00; No. 2, $28.00; No. $, $20.00;
Irish. No. 2, $1C00; herring. In bbls.. 200
lb. 8ch. Norway, 4k. $9.09; Norway. 8k.
89.00; Holland herring-. In kegs, niilkra,
SOc; Vega, mixed; ?0c ; 71r
FISH Trout, 12c; halibut, 12cs catfish,
!5c; buffalo. 8c; bullhead, lie; black bass,
fin stock, 36c 1 salmon. 12c: pike, llo: red
snapper, fresh froser.. 12c; whlteflsh, frsi
frozen, 13o; yellow perch, dressed and
scaled, 8c; pickerel, fresh froaen, c;
frog legs, 8Gc per dos. anddl.
HIDES AND TALLjW-Green altd.
No. 1. 12o; No. 110 bull hides, a(10o;
green hide. No. 1, 11o; No. 2. 10c; horse.
$i.6(kfl3.76; Bhecp pelt, 50C681.25. Tallow,
No. 1. 4c: No. , 2o.
NUTS French walnut. 13V.c; California
wlnuts. No. 2. hard shell, 12c; No. I. soft
bhell. 14c; Brsxils, 13U14e; pecans, 14317c;
lllberts. 12ik-: tanut. . raw. c:
ec:
hard
roasted, Tic; California almond,
hall, 16c; soft shell. 18c
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23. COFFEE Market
for future opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline of 6 points In sympathy
with rather dlsuppolntlng cables, and after
ruling around tha Initial figures during ths
middle session, eased off toward the close,
under liquidation. The market closed eay
at a net decline of 5610 point". Sales wera
reported of 110.000 bags. Including December.
6.96-66.00C; March, 6.24i6.oc; May, 6.45c;
June. 6.55c; July. 8.60c; August, 6.70c; Sep
tember, 6.7&(f(.80c. Spot Rio, quiet; No. t
Invoice, 7 9-lOc.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Frnll.
NEW YORK. Nor. 23. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market shows a firm tone and
offerings of prime at the insld figure
quoted re very lignt. nign cnoice am
quoted t 8c; choice, 743c; prime, In
cases, 71?7o.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunas
ar very firm on spot, with quotationa ran
ging from 3c to 9c, according to grade.
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