Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAIIA DAILY BED: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1006.
Viuniil tMI riWULLL IMAiAiALl ! 1 r. ... tir.-ts. no;
Virions ftctori mb;tj to Lower Trice
of Wheat Option. -
j mia,
5KW
tlufi steady, iJii Utio.
VCniv t.EM.UAI.
MAHKKT
on Various
SELLING DLVZLCP3 IN THE DXEMBlR!
Larger Receipts
reel friers
Reported
Grndnnlly
In
North-Drop
After ltdr (irnln
' Firmer reellnsj In Corn.
1
lo
M OMAHA, Nov. 28, 190G.
Wheat bulls struck Miags today in the
.way of liqu.dntion, selling by mmc .aigu
in.eiesis anu larger receipts m tue noitn
After a ste.'dy opening price giau
ually sagged until December was no lower
and May o lower th;in yesterday. An
other bearish feature wad King a s.an.saj
report, which made the crop w.otFi.iou bu.
more than the uovt-nnnnt rumrr m-i...
bulls tried to slay the decline by talk ot a I '"'""V1
revival of export trade, but railed In their i tl.J .
IriUUtA',
feeding. 45c c.
I. f.
enorta
Trade In corn Waa very little. In fact, It
was almost nothing outside of the chango '
In holdings lrom December to May. Re- i
celpis continue light and the tendency of
prices is upward. Closing prices were un- I
changed.
Primary wheat recel.l were SAOOU busn
ela and shipments i4o,) bushels, against I
receipts last year ol &J4,uuo busheia and I
shipments of J:,ixX) bushols. Corn receipts I
war ll'.iVJl V.. ...... 1. 1 i - . .
' " " iuouri hiiu euipiucuin -u,u.j i
( bushels .agHliiHt receipts lust year of 6io.ovj j
bushels and shiptnenis of 5.12.UUO bushels, i
Clearances were 217,uuu bushels wheat, Si.tu)
bushels corn, 74,000 bushels oats and hour I
and wheat equal to 514,uou bush. la. i
Liverpool closed unchanged to d lower '
on wheat and d higher on coi n. ,
C A. King's Kauaas final report makes '
winter and spilng wheat cruji 9:!,"O!',0iO :
bu., where the government Indicated M.uin,
0 bu. King makes the corn 1k7.ouu.ii bu .
where the government Indicated 2u4,ucn,ooo ;
bu. 1
Bronmhall cabled: "Owing to the free
use of low-giude Russian and D.nu'.,lur.
wheats Brlttih mlliers tire finding un In
creasing dltllculty In selling bakers' grades
of flour. At Liverpool the rrlce was orll-
clally reduced la per sack Oil lbs.) yester
day, but patents are scarce and In good
detpand. Good milling wheats ate becoming
very scarce and requirements will necessi
tate a larger demand upon the Lnilod
Suites and Cannda." .'.
New York wired: "In regard to corn de
mand there is this to consider, that Liver
pool weekly requirements are now only
about forty loads, where It used to need 110
. loads. This shows how the demand for
' feed has been reduced."
Local range of options:
i Articles. i Opcn.l lllgh. Low. I Close. Yes'y.
Quotations of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Nov. X. FLO I." R Receipts,
lo,ii,4 f b . . , . spoils, mi.iito ooi., stje, ,,ai
pga. market was uuu and uuciid.igcu;
..i.ncia patrn.a, el.'uv, i...iic
om Uanrn, o.v0J.s.J; wniier 'pa.ciiis,
iel tAtlu,, v---., wiovet mi. s.i:fe.cs,
...Oi,..w. i. nwi, it.oi, lair to k"u,
i...., C.wl.e l laftcy, 9.444.1. LUb-
wheat Hour, steady, U.t'Ju-i.iii, apol and to
. . . .
iii . KNVll K AT Ste.nl y, H.-J9 per 1iU ibJ.
.oin AtiiAi isteauj ; line white ana ei-
v... ... ..i... t..eu.
- .
KYIS Firm, No. 2 western, tMinc. c. L f.
New ioik, jetacy uuu i..e, i,.uuov, tie-
U A k lii elieady :
Buflalo.
nuAT-Receipts. ltW.Otfl bushels; ex
ports, lltt.ubl busiixis; aaics. i,dOu,ou busn
eia lutUita alia u,.t) ousnelM btot. ouot
easy; Su. i red, t'J "c, nevnwi ;
red. cm,.', f. o. o.. uuoat: .o. t
northern Uulutn, tc. c. 1. ilu.taio;
iso. ii nam wnuer, ijc c. I. t., I'Uiiau.
Although steauy t lust with corn, urn
wneat market weakened later unior
liquidation ot December and a bearifli
K.M1KUH tate leikiit, ciufing vc lift io.vei.
Alay. 4 l-ltu!i .-itic, closed at M'ac; au.y,
kVV84 J-loc c.o.Tea at M'jC, uceinucr,
bO-.yiC, ciosud Ul ftC
t.i-'Krt-iieceipts, i.n'J bushels; expotts,
3o,ni bUHhuia; s.nee, oo,iju buaneis tuiures
and bb.iAA) Oumik Is spot. cpol inui iv-t
steady; io. i, b4c, elevator, and u3c, f. o.
b., Biluat; .N'o. x yellow, uic; .no. it wmte,
64'iC uplioii maiket whs stronger on u
acne ot ieccmoer shui Is and ltn the
wvbt cios.ng KmU tc net higiiei. January
; closed at mvjc; May, olV"-t'c, cloaca .tl
1 i.i?e, ljcceiitu. , uj"vHtc, eloscu at wc.
I OA fls Receipts, i&i.ivo busnels. tipot
tnuraei ieuu ; mixed oris, .b to su
, pounos, iju, ii.iluial while, vt to j
; ... unas, 8. u.:!'c; v.ipped wn.ie, m to
i iMjunds. (yiiSsC.
j . .. . .-pi uuu bran, 'ti3.2 prompt
I Piiirment; liuculings, J.S.vW.
I nieiit.
MWYORRSiOCKSASD BONDS
After an Ccur of Act.Titj IrRciiae Settles
Dora to Umal tre-doiida iuLneu.
UNiON PACIilC wUUPIlS A1TLMI0N
Kildeare that
Annaal llepurt
Anticipated
tiood Shonlng
Had Already Met
by Speculators
of
(lose la lrrennlar.
fa.ily act've In the forenoon at well o er
p..u'i Optraimtis paid tue nust at
tention to Atcnison, Topeaa Satan
Ks southern taclrie and I'nlon l'a
cilic. A Slight reaction on proiit
taKlng occurred prior to" the New York
opening, but on the receipt of the eaily
New 4 ork quotations the market strength
ened temporarily. Realisations later, efqe
clally In Missouri, Kansas A Teas and
I'nlon j'aclnc, and prices closed easier with
the exception of high priced Issue, which
were steady. Japanese imperial tie of 1SM
Closed at
PAlUtf, Nov. 2f. Price on the Bourse
toduv weakened owln to the Moroccan
situation. Russian imperial 4s closed at
ib.uo and Ruvslun bonds of 1904 at 4!.00.
do 6s
Atch. gen. 4s..
do adj. 4s ...
A. C. L. 4s....
B. A O. 4s.....
do 3W
UAY-Steady; shlppin,
iiOI'B Quiet; state
prompt ship-
Kyvoc; good
to
cunimou
A .LCl.lC
to choice,
i Wheat-I ; I . '. '
Dec....l 6614 . 66V'6("4 fWI 66
Ma... 72 72 7i:y, ; ,i
' Corn . . ( '
i Dec... 87S 37B 37H
May... 8hV -V. .,.,....! 3bVAI 30
Onts . . (
lec 1 1 8I14 I
.t . .. 1 ... 0 w 1
, OmahovCaari Prleea.
WHEAT No. r 3 hard,- t?iiSic
llftrd, biljhtsc. No: 4 hard, BiiUhit.
CORN-No. S, old, 4oc; new. .U3V4e;' No.
4, old, '(J9.; new. itVioc; No. 2 white,
old, 41c; new, iDiiTit.
. OATS No. 3 white. 8uVu3Hc; No. 4
whi-.e, latiiS&Vl. . " ,
Ki'K bic
No. S
Carlot
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
O110 ha
1 1. 'nth
b:. IjouIk ....
Receipts.
Wheat.
.' 0 . .
70 .
, 301
2
tU .
at
Corn. Oats.
S3
2
43
19
iu.o.:c; A:-oo. ilil4c.
iiUjt;.S isuuuy, Uaivcston, 20 to lbs.,
20c; 4. amoi nld, .1 to m 10s., iic; Texas, dry,
i4 :n ,ii 11. . ).ic.
f-KATHKR-Eteady ; ucld. 27i:Sc.
fKoVisioNo iieel. hrm ; tamny. 113.5"
iJt.oO, mesa, .vov ya.vO; beef hums. $22.u40
I.W; packet, l0.aui 11.00; city extra imli.t
intiAi, ,.u., u. .m. r.,oat.i. sleaoy; pick-
leii bellies. I0 -'.nil :.. m; pleated hnii-s. i-'.W)
13.50. Lard, steady; weslem prime, tJ..-cji
V.ou; rrSueci. steuu ; conimcnt, 'J.ii; aoa'.n
America, $10.60; compound, H.'Hp ,.:b. fu ti,
sio dy; laiuliy, si bnql.00; thort clear, Jli.Sj
Clft.OO; mess, 17.T5tt M.fi. ;
TALLOW 6 tetidy ; city (2 per pkg.), 6Vte,'
countiy tpKKS tree). i(h"tc.
RICE-Qulet; domestic, fair to extra, 8V4
1t. 4c;' .n,ii, i.oimnul.
Rlj fTcK r'trin. street prices: Extra
creamery, JOyoc. Ou.Cial prices: Cream
ery, common to extra. tii3Cc; held, seconds
to extra, WijHc; s.ato dairy, common id
fancy, 20ir.'Kc; rpnovated, common to extra,
lo'uiic:" western fuctory, ' firsts, 2Ht(i.lc;
w stern imitation creamery, firsts, iliL3c.
CHKESE-gutet; state, fud cream, small
and large, September, fancy, 14o; state. Oo.
tober, best. 13c ; '1 ue made, 12V4&125ic i state,
Inferior. lOMjllVc. '
EGW Firm; st:ite and Pennsylvania
i nearby, fancy, selected white, 42c; state,
choice. 3)ikic; state, mixed Taney, 3tvVx!
western, finest selected. 3?fi34c. Ottlclul
price: Firsts, 32c; seconds, 27ii30c.
I'Ul.L.U'.i-rt.ii'e s.eauy, turkeys, I5c;
dressed. Irregular; western chickens, 12(J
16c; turkeys. 14'alfc; fowls, 8ul34o.
do 1st Inc.
do 2d Inc..
do 3d Inc..
CHICAGO GRA1M AXP PROVISIONS
Features of the Tradlugr and Closlua
Prices on Iloard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2a.-Fear of heavy deliv
eries on Lecember contracts b.tturuay
caused renewed liquidation in the local
wheat market today and resulted In uo
c.i.cd weaitneas, 1 tne linul quotations on
lJeccmber being otf m vc. coi n whs up
HwHc. Oats were down Wu Vic i'ruvisioas
were a shade to ou tower. "
. The sales In the JJccenjber option con
Onue(lthfo'ul)til te' tlay anj' ie iriui-o
general in cluiracter tnan at any time
ounng the last two weeus. -i'lteie . was
also considerable changing from Decemocr
to May by oommisbloii houses. The prin
cipal demand came from shorts. One of tne
chief reasons for the selling of the Decem
ber 'option was an -estimate by ' a. local
commission house that over 5,Uaj,0(m bush
els will be delivered on the first ot tne
month In December contracts. The fact
that total primary receipts for today ex
ceeded thoke ot the coiresponaing uay one
year ao had some erfect in weaaenlng
values. Receipts touay at Minneapolis una
l'uluth ware .larger than last year, btK
this was accounted for by the taut tua.
a severe bllmard last year caused a train
blockade and prevented deliveries, prices
sagged during the day, the final quota
tions being close to the lowest point. De
cember opened a shade lower, at 73Sti
73'c, sold at 73c, d.'cilncd to 7Hc and
closed weak at iZ-Vd'-'iC. May ranged
between 7ii(i7SVtO and Closed at 7VuiaVc.
Clearances of wheat and flour were e-piai
to 6U,4ou bushels. Primary receipts were
A&9,CoO bushels, against WI,iX busnels last
year. - Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 61a cars, against tM cars
last week and fcJJ cars a year ago.
Deoplte lite- weakness of wheat the corn
market was firm all day. There was u
good demand for December by commission
houses and cash interests, but offerings
were light- The firmness was due to the
small amount of contract corn in Chicago
and the fact that local receipts are running
very light. The market closed firm. De
cember opened unchanged to a shade lower,
at 427V04Jc to 4.1c, advanced to 434c and
closed at 43Vk&43'4C May held ' between
43tj43'4c and 44c and closed at 48X,c. Lo
cal receipts were K3 cars, with 83 cars of
contra.it grade.
The feature of trading In oats wns the
changing of the December option for the
May delivery. This caused slight weakness
In the nearby delivery while the future
option held steady. Trading in general
was quiet. December opened unchanged,
at 33Sc, sold off to aa'40, and closed at 33',
tl 3.1 'so. May held between 3-1 Vtiytc and
ou and closed at 47t&36c. Local receipts
were IS cars.
Provisions were Arm early In the day
on buying by commission houses and local
packers, based upon a 633 10c advance In
the price of live nogs. Later the market
eased off on profit-taking and the close
was easy with January pork off 6c. at
J14M. l.rd was a shade lower, at K4;.'a
V.47V. liibs were a shade lower, at $7..u.i
7.77 Vi.
Estimated receipts for Friday: Wheat,
ft) cars; corn, 121 cars; oats, 133 cars; hogs,
80,rvo head.
There will be no market tomorrow.
Thanksgiving day.
Tue ieauiug tutures ranged as follows:
St. l.ools General Market. yj
ST. LOCJ3. Nov, IS. WHEAT Lower)
track", No. i red. cosh, 75'i7ic; No. 2 hard,
?.! 7tc; December, ?;rvu'ik'c; May, 77-V. 1
CORN Higher; track, No. 1 cash, 4lvc,
new; old, 4oc; No. 2 white, 4og-tbc; old,
new, 4iV"4-:-c; December, 40'4c; May, 41i
4742c. .
OATS Steady; track. No. 2 cash, 3M4el
No. 2 white, Kltac; December, 32Hc; May,
34)sc.
FLOUP. Steady; red winter patents, 33. W
(flJ.KO; txtra fancy and straight, t3.laiU3.50;
clear, $J.Mrfi'.Sv. ;
8LEI0 'innothy, steady; $3.253.76. '
CpRNMEAI, Quiet, $2.30. .,
ltllAN Klrm; sacktd, east track, 87(ff9c.. .
HAY Firm; timothy, 14.oCiili.oo; prairie,'
Uv.tWttM.i0.- " , , .
IRON COTTON TIES $1.02.
mm&-f.e;-- 'V '
PivOVISIONK' Pork, t steady; Jobbing,
$16,50. Iird, steady; prime steam, $S.!W. Dry
salt meats, steady; boxed extra short, $9.26;
clear ribs, VJ.ui; short cleats, $9.50. Bacon,
steady; boxed, extra short, $10.00; clear
ribs, $9.75; short clear, $10.25. . ,
POL'LTRY Weak; chickens. '8c; springs.
8c; ttirkes, 12Hc; ducks. 9c; geese, 8c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 25431c; dairy,
?6e.
EGOS Firm. 2Cc, case count.
. .. , .Jtectlpts.. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 8,0u0 14.
Wheat, bu ,,..84,0.10 S3,C3
Corn, bu 4...0UO . 31,Ck)
Oats, bu .04.000 86,0.0
NEW YORK, Nov. !!. Theie was an hour
01 i..ouCi a.e.y acuve liauing 111 siociva alter
me opeiiius touay dnu knell ii.e iiuikcI
Ueu i.ot. tutu usual p.e-.ioi.uuy au.uiesa.
ine uu.11.ess lesu.ied ill tne concession oi
the k.i.liu wlncn were eaoi.sueu in 111a
iiiftt .ui4, Uic luiie was ueAvy soetwtuu.
riti.tMiuntU traueis were evidently uis
pomeu to cose up tnelr cuuttacis over tne
.o.,,.a auo mis inclination was tue more
pionouuceu since many urokers were pie
pa..u.g 10 leave the u.y to be gone until
iUunuuy next. Tue eneot of the piepia
.loiis lor tue Decemoer setUeniunls was
susoeptiuie 111 tne money ina.i.wei and 1..0
r.se in tue call money market uuu somu
ueiii essliig enect. llie wno.e mat net .J
na.iow and ali.ioKt ciuireiy prolesiuiial and
n.eietoie ot s.ight slgmiicai.ee.
ll.e cnion 1 acillc aunuui report con
tinued to occupy a lare snare u. at.tn
tion. i he mock was not acuve in tne niar
ae,, howevui, and tiieie was some appiu
neustou tnat the giH.U t.ews 011 tue s.ock
iiau aireuuy been uiacounted as in oinei 111
fe.i.ances lately. Tue poweitui posiUun of
Hie company In the mailer of casu assets
was nail 11 commented upon, tne Item si. ow
ing a tulai of over fju.ucO.uuo, of winch
nea.-.y ),iaa;,IM) were p.uceu in dumaiid
loans. io tue appi ehen.-.ior. ot the Vv a.i
atlu.l Onotif! (lein..r(i n,.t ;im a rrt aoesLlve
ot lacl.iliea lor homing ot nocks on inai- I U. K. 1. c. 4s..
gin and tne Immunity of Important twecu- I Cen. of Oa. 5s.
alive i.oiuings lloln the enecls ol moot
stringency tniuugn the fail nas been tile
subject oi consuiiii comment. Ibis fact Is
cited in II, e same connection that li.e in
clhc slocks have held a toremoi plce In
the speculation lor many nionius past. A
btiong market position for tne s.ocivs' Is
Imel ied 110m this chain of events. On r rl
uay tl,ere is payable the $0,4).im) dividend
on 1 into. I slate Steel preierred and on
Saf.iruuy a long list of dividend payments
tails due, of which the must important
a.e the American Tobacco stocks and extia
dividends and the Atchison hait-year.y
uiviueiiU on ih common stock.
Money supplies are anected at the same
time by cam. requirements. The subtreaf
ury has taken upwulus or .).t00,o,0 tiom the
banks since the last statement. Money
11 IH) has gone to Canada this week in con
nection with the making up of the annual
showing of the banks there for the Novem
ber 3v reports. New York exchange at
Chicago aiso fell back to a discount today.
The iiank ot England made a gain of up
wards of $2,u0o,iM) In gold today, of which
Jl.vixi.ooo came from Paris. The London
money market waa alTected, however, by
reports that further engagements of gold
101 suipmeut to .Brar.ll are impending, t ne
compilation of condition of New Yorrt trust
companies as of iSovember 14 showed the
eltects of the operation of the new reserve
law. Compared with the August report
lucre is shown a decrease in loans of $4,027,.
oou and an increase in specie holdings of
i,3M,ioj. In the yearly comparison theic
is a contraction in the loan Item of $i'.2,iuS,-
60J, a growth In specie of $24,115,100 and in
legal tenders of $2,711, 2o0. The lessened
burden on the reserves of clearing house
banks, in their otiice of ultimate reserve,
against redeposits, on which loans are
twice made is thus disclosed. The strong
report of Rock Island s net earnings for
October helped to explain the recent ad
vance In the stock. Huying of New York
Central waa attributed to the approaching
period of subscription rights to new slock.
The market was lethargic for the latter
part of the day and closed irregular.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, $2,146,04)0. I'nlied States bonds were
uncna!!ked on coll. .
The following was the range ot prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
uaies. tugn.tjow.cioce.
..275
113H 112H
44 44
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28. MONEY "n call,
firm at 4'ij4l per cent; ruling rale, wc per
cent; closing bid, 4(4 per cent; offered at 5
per cent. Time loans, dull and oieady;
sixty days, 7 per cent; ninety days, 7i
per cent; six months, per cent.
PR M Id MERCANTILE PAPER Sj6'-i
STEHLINO EXCHANGE - Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8oiO
MXoii for demand and at $4 80.84.HIX)5 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4.siV and
$46Vi commercial bills, $i.M)i.
SILVER itar, 89-)c; Mexican dollars,
63 le.
1, Vrrt rtnvernmenL steadv: railroad, lr-
! regular.
quotations on bonds toes wei as
lows:
IT. 8. r. s, reg.'.-iwt Jap. 6s. 2d ser...
do coupon 103-V do 4s ctfs ,
V- 8. 3s. reg 12V do 4's ctfs
do cojpon 102V do 2.1 series....
r. 8. o. 4s, reg..b'S4jL. & N. unl. 4s..
do coupon 10H Man. c g. 4s
U. S. n. 4s, reg,.13)v Mex. Central 4s.
do cojpon 135 do 1st Inc
Am. Tobacco 4s.. 77V. "M & St. L. 4s
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Command Good, tUad to Stronger
Irioea.
fol-
. 81-H
4s.
.W, M . K AT
...ion1, ""do 2s
... 92 N. R.R.olM c.4a :(
1 N. Y. t: g. 3's... W
Ml,
10"
8.1
M
K
9
86
..101 N. J. C. g
ANOTHER FIVE CENTS PUT ON HOGS
Moderate Rin of Sheen and Unb,
Mostly on Feeder Order All De
sirable Kinds Command Prac
tically Stendy Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA, No. 2H, 190.
Receipts . .in; Cut! ie. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 8.63 3.bi'7 lo.i:'4
OITtclal Tuesday 3,!2J '..o2 J.&IH
Omclal Wednesday 4,100 6,A) ,
Three days this week. .17.516 16,."9 27,ui:i
Same days last week.. ..20.917 10,425 2A.U21
Same days 2 weeks ago. .24.W7 i,im 42.U1O
Bnine days 3 weeks aJ. .19.827 U 52't 60.154
Same days I weeks ago..2J,i'!f l4.12i 42.IM
Same days last year 11,783 2o,12t ,Wo
in..' lu.ioi.n.g iHoie shows the receipts of
Cuule, hogs and sheep at Houih Omaha for
the year to dale, compared with last year:
!'. ism... inc.
Cattle 9S7.27 4 944.SM 42,42:1
Hogs 2,2l,JU 2.ti'i.2.1 irM.l
Sheep .........2,03.527 l,h61,575 1(;,9..2
ini ii.b ulU . A tTONa.
tlood to choice cornfed steers
Ktilr to good cornfed steers
Oood tn choice range steers.....
Fair to good range steers
Common to lair range steers....
Good to choice cows and heifers..
Fair to good cows und heifers..
Common to fair cows and heifers
flood choice stockem and le.ieis
the rnost of the early arrlvsls were disposed
of In good season. As to firlcea the maiket
wns generally be higher, the hog" s llmn
largelv at $ ln.ln, as against kVHMiSoS
yesterdsr. Some irerv good Unlit bogs sold
up to $6 .3 w hich was So higher than any
thing brought yesterday.
W hlle the bulk of the hogs sold In vVry
fair season the market wns at no time what
might be ea)ind active. Some of the puck
ers were vn the bear side and were holding
off not trying to do very much. When the
more urgent orders were filled and some of
the more active huvers dropped out Ino
bears were able to have things their own
way with the result that the trade came
to a sudden standstill The advance of the
morning was lost before anyone realized
what was happening and before all Ih
sellers were able to unload. From tbnt
time until the close the market was very
dull and weak.
In spite of the fact thst It did not rlose
so good, the market at this point continues
in verv satisfactory condition ns comiwrert
with other points. Yesterday the average f
all the hogs at Chicago was $K.io as ng.iiitst
$il.01 at Houth Oniahn. This Is naturally
turning a good many hogs In this direction,
with the result that receipts are showing
good gains. The new crop of hogs Is alo
beginning to come forward, which likewise
helps the slse of the receipts.
Representative sales:
breds sold readily, light conditioned ad
vsnclng 1 per cent. Following n re the
sales In detail: New Month Wales. Mo.)
hales; scoured, ld'( 6'l. greav. tdf
Is Id. jueen.lanil. S,1T) 1N-V s (Hired. Is
4do.s; giensy, Mils Id. ntoiia. 8. i')
bales; scoured. Is 3d; greasy, nd'ils Id.
South Auslralla, 8"0 bales; s."iured. Is .Td ;
greasy. fc'nlod. Wet Aus'rslla. bales;
s.xAired. Is 6d; grenv. sut'sl. New -Innd,
1.S.4) Imles; scoured, lsuls t;d : greiv.
good. Is 3.1. Cape of Oo.mI Mope and Nut il,
20 bales; scoured. Is 7d; greasj. 'mi ci
Falkland Islands, 1,3.4) bales; greasj. h' l f
Is ll.
ST. I.oriS. Nov. 2S. V001-Steady ; me
dhitn grades, combing and clot lung, i'.
27c; light. I'n21c; Jieavy, 14'uluC; tuo
washed, S2i37c. ;
OMAHA Vllltl.US.Md MARKET.
94 Jo Pacific Is.. 1 'a'r ' Rood Blocker 1 ard feeders.. 3
.. 81 do 3s 75 j Common to fair stockers f
..111 N. A W. C 4s !'9'4
.. S9 O. S. L.. r. 4s 8
.. 75 ,,Penn. c. 3s... 9
.. 71 Reading gen 4s.. 89 4
Ches. ft-O. 4s-...l"5 S.L.&I. M Cos.. 113
C. A A. 3s.... 77S8. L. ft S. F.fg.4s. 81
C. R. & Q. n. 4s. 99 8. L. S. W. c. 4s. Rl
C. R. I. s P. 4s..t7T'4S. A. L 4s 82
do col. 6s. 923, 80. Parinc 4s 91
CCC &S.L g.4s.l"2 do 1st 4s ctfs.... 96
Colo. I. Es, s. A 75 Bo. Railway os...!1
Colo. Mid. 4s..
Colo, ft So. 4s...
Cuba 5s
! D. A R. G. 4s
Dls. Sec. 5s
Erie p. 1. 4s..
do gen. 4s.
Hock. Val
Japan 6s
jriuiis, stags, etc..
Veal calves 4.00u6.,)
ins ioiljwing table shows the ave.ag.;
price of hogs at South Omaha for the lasl
several days, with comparisons:
Late. I 18u6. 1Wj. 19o4. 11803. ilSO'2. ,19ul USHjO
.$.') 5n6 30
. &.tu..5u
. 4.7&UJ. to
. I t'-iil. 1 5
. i.i 'u 00
. 3.3i.il4.tl
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4.2u'04.Mi
40U4.2.1
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it
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75 , Texas & P. ls....ll'"i
. 91T T. 8. j A W. 4s. n j ov. 21.
,. 1 j. u,'i7 Nov. 22.
.l"0 -cmion 1 h. inc
.89 nr. 8. S.' 2d 5s 87i
. 87 Wsbash Is 113
.100 do deb. H. fO
. 90 .Western Md. 4s... 84
4s..Ki 'W. ALE. 4S. 87
, 87V,Wls. Central 4s 1W
Ex-Interest Offered. Bld.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Nov. 28-Call loans, 67 per
cent; time loans, HQ1 per cent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Nov. 17...
Nov. 18...
Nov. is...
Nov. 20...
4
. 1
N"oY. '.2...
Nov. 24...
Nov. 2f....
Nov. 26...
Nov. 27,..
Nov. 28...
Hi 4 671 I H! 4 4 41 4 82
4 bSI 4 1.7
01 I 4 u3
I 02 I 4 08 1
6 lui, 4 tvi 4 64
B Ji ; 4 4i 4 6I1
I 124I 4 4 4. 1
6 Oo 1 4 6 I
4 72 4 4S,
4 63,
4 67 I
4 72 4 49
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SHEEP Out ot the thii ty-lni ee
siieeu leuoited in uniy six or eij;
goou enough lor itiue.s. v.lin so
sirabie slult! on sale the raunni
No.'
4...
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4 4u -til 6 78
4 4ti 2? i 73 4 74 i
4 4b 6 4 w oi, -4 74 !
I 26i 5 71, 4 7tl I
4 31 I t. 4 .8
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Atch. adj.' 4s..... 91 Bingham
do 4s v..lOVi Cal. A Hecla..
Mex. Central 4s.. SI Centennial ...
Atchison 102 Copper Range
33,100
600
Kansas CI47 Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 28. WHEAT De
cember, 67c; May, 72c; July, 7lc. Cash:
No. 2 hard. 71t72c; N'o. 3, 6S72c; No. 2
I red, 71'u72c; No. 3, 6,41 .lc.
I CORN December, 37,c; May, 89c; July,
i SSc. Cash: No. 2 mixed, esc; No. i,
' sc: No. 2 white. 3Wc; No. 3, 3y'c.
OATS No. 2 white, 33c; No. 2 mixed, 82
b32C
imi Strong; timothy. 6cT75c higher;
choice timothy, J14.75w1j.25; choice prairie,
11.75'a.J5. -..'. "''
EGOS Steady to firm; extra., '30c; firsts,
cas n eluded. Uo; seconds, ilc.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 28c: packing,
17m
Receipts. Shipments,
Wheat, bu 70,t00 122.0."")
Corn, bu 32,000 26.000
Oats, bu .li.OoO . i.iaa) j
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City and Chicago delivery. tne range 01
prices, as reported by Logan A Bryan, 112
Board of Trade Building, was:
Articles.! Open.) Hlgh. Low. Close Yes'y
Wheat I I I
Deo... 67 67
May... 7241 72
Corn I I
Dec ... 171 87
May... $9 1 8';
67 l677'..
72:724iJ ..
17S!37Mn4..
39 I 3UU..
n a , . . 1 rv
VlflH ;,1 1 I . V fl.nlnl
nrniiii Nnv .-roRN-Nw. higher: iv m
No. 1 yellow and No. , 41c; No. 4, 4oc; no Q' fu'lk w..!
gradv 88c. . N. ft W. pfd...
1 No. Amer.cun .
Adams Express
Amal. Copper ...
Am. C. A F
Am. C. A F. Dfd
Am. Cotton Oil 400 .33 83
Am. Cotton Oil pfd ...... ....
Am. Express
Am. 11. A L. pfd
Am. Ice, securities,.,
Am. Linseed Oil......
Am. Linseed Oil pfd
Am. Locomotive
Am. Locomotive -pfd.
Am. B. A K
Am. S. Vt R. pfd..,
Am. Sugar Runnln j..
Am. Tobacco pfdiTf. '
Anaconda Min. Co..,
Atchison
Atchison pfd ,'.
Atlantic C. L.
Bal. A Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn R. T ,
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago Gt. W
Chicago A N. W
C. M. A St. P
Chlcano T. A T
I Chicago T. A T. pfd
C, C, C. A St. L...
Colorado F. A I
I Colorado A So
I Cm Jt. an tut nfd.
Colo! A So. 2d pld.... 600 67Vi 66
1 Consolidated Oas ....
j Corn Products, rfg...
j Cum Prcd. pfd, rig..
; Delaware A Had
1 Del., L. A W
I D. A K. G
1 D. A K. O. pfd.......
I Distillers' Securities.
Erie
Erie 1st pfd
Erie 2d pld
Oeneral Electric......
Hock. Val., aaked....
Illinois Centrat
Int. Paper . ............ ,
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump 1. ......).'.! ......
Int. Pump pfd., v
Iowa Central 400
Iowa Central pfd.;..r ' 400,
Kansas.ty tto...... .l.Jtj)
K. C. So. pfd . 1 700-
Loulsvllle A N . I.00O
Mexican Central .... 1,'
Minn. A St. Louis..., j0
M . St. P. A 8. S. M ..'
M. 8.P. A S.S. M pfd, 100
Missouri Pacific 800
M.. K. A T 816"
M., K. A T. pfd...... 2.0.4)
Kullonul Ix-Hd OV
It. R. of M. pta.
400
100
10.100
Z 10
1,300
100
6,700
21,100
200
loo
1.100
200
22.2oO
l,8u0
1.3O0
1,000
600
100
28,6uO
2O0
2,3oo
000
2,000
60O
600
2oo
J,6o0
200
1,000
4,400
' 800
, ,v . .
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27
88-
164
116
135
U
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137
.119
82
80
182
tl
66
18
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184
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66-
38
23
82
22V
649
43
86
71
46
27
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116
135
8S
2ili
102
101
137
119
' 92
79
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206
182
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04
38
22
814
228
649
43
86
71
44
171
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81
63
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76
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;No.
Articles. I Open. lllgh. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat 1
I -
Dec. "7310- 78
May r.'sa 7
Pec. 42i)-U 43
May 4S'j 44
July 441 44
Pec. I S3l S3
May 34Vu-fc i
July 1324'U 8$
Jan. I 14 65 I 14 66
71 73flVs
"8 I U!
74
1
42'V43ff'-v434r
43l 43 44!!1
44 44 44j
May j 16 02 15 U2
Nov.
Poo.
Jan.
Uay
.
Jan.
Uay
471
S 76
8 60
8 47W
7 821
78a I
t 60
8 76
8 62
DO
7 85
7 86
'SS'4
8lii5i'io,
I
14 62
14 87
47
8 67
8 46
t 4a
7 76
7 80
14 66
14 871
60
8 v:k
8 47
46
7 7714
7 80
83
44
32
14 60
14 80
25
8 70
8 47
8 47
7 77H
7 90
OATS Firm; No. 2 white, 84c
white, 33c; No. 4 white. 32i4'833o.
HYE Steady; No. 2, 67fiii9c.
WHISKY On basis of $1.20 for finished
good
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 28. WH EAT
ket steady; No. 1 northern. 81'ojc;
northern, 77faMc: May, 7710 bid.
RYE Lower; No. 1. 6Sfti'c
1 a ...... a. h r.'.o.
-Mar-No.
1
CORN-Bteady; No. I old. 46c; May
bid.
No. 2, (uc; sample, 43
430
(
No. t
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, $3,208
8.40; straights, U.KjiSi; spring patents,
U t8.9o; straights, ij.J-SCi. bakers' $2.40
u-' w.
WHEAT No. 1 spring. 76ifj84c; No. t,
73aa3e; No. 1 red. 72 ff";3c.
CORN No. I. 464c; No, I yellow,
4ic.
OATS No. I. S3c; No. I white, S6c; No.
I white, 824j34c.
RYE No. 2. 64i6e.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting. 4fiMc.
8tKU-No. 1 flax. $111; No. 1 north
western, $l.lV Prime timothy, $4.14.
Clover, contract grades, $18 40.
PROVISIONS Snort ribs sides (loose).
. t2. Mess pork, per bbl.. $16.00.
Short clear sidss (boxed). $d$7n8.6a
The re. . lots and shlpmenla of rtour and
.raln were:
In ..-e;
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu ,
I'tirn, bu ..
Oats, bu ...
Rye. bu ...
barley, bu
till Ihe I'l
tor Uialtk.et
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL Nov. M.-WHEAT-Spot,
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 5s lld;
futures, firm; December, 6s 31j,d; March, 6s
May, lis 5d.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, 4s
4d: futures, firm; December. 4s 4d; Jan
uary, 4a ld.
Dulntk Grain Market.
PULUTH. Nov. 28. WHEAT On track,
No. 1 northern, 78c; No. 2 northern, 77u;
November, 8oc; December, 77o; Muy,
79tc; July, 8uc.
OATS To arrive. S2o.
near and Molasses.
KEW YORK. Nov. 28 SUGAR Raw,
nuiet; fair rertnlng, 3 6-lbma U-I60; centrif ti-
aal 86 test, 8 2T-3io; molasses sug.r, l-ioit
1 f ? i,J t ...,'-1 . k: a k- f
S-OC. livuum, , ' - t -"
4 20C'. NO. . t.&X, i'.o. w, t-iBi, I'.o. i.wn;,
No 11. 4c; No. 12. $ oc; No. 13, 8 0c; No. 14,
8 8&c; oonfectloners' A. 4.6oc; mould A. 6.15c;
cut loaf, iaoc; crushed, 6boc; powdered,
4u; granulated. 40c; cubes, 60oc
MOl-AoSES Steady; New Orleans, open
ketlle, good to choice. 8i8c.
NEW ORLKANS, Nov. 28. - SUGAR -Firm;
open ketlle, centrtf ugal, 8'iiS 16-le;
centrifugal whites, 8 la-1 (4 4c; centrifugal
yellow, i 9-lh.3 16-loc: seconds 2y3o.
MOLASSES New syrup. Set) 33c
L...
400
28.700
1,400
3u0
600
-89
41
8214
SJ
64
8" luo
89
41
138
i
84
64
W
Receipts
3 6a
4rw
841 2 0
3v
14 40
J6.SUI)
dJco ex, haugtf toduy the but
w4 U1111, cieuuieiioa, -i.:;
Shipments.
67 i
14 0 0
147 7
8.VI0
8l.r)
CosTeo Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28 COFFEE Mar
ket for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline of 6 points. During the
early session there was covering, and prices
at one lime were partially i points higher.
Later, selling eased off the market again
and the close was weak at a net dechne
of 4 to 10 points Salex tiri.ooo bags, includ
ing December at 8 76ni6 VK'l January, 6.fru
i.tOc, April, s.loii6 15c; May. 6 liiij 3oc; July,
6 ji..i6 4t e; Auxust, i u j ?; September,
il 4,. 0 ii A'c , October. t.iK yu.w. bOt IUj. 110111
lul. No. 7 Riu, '.,0.
Paclliu Mall
Pennsylvania .
People's Gas ..
P . C. C. A St.
pressed 8. C......
1'ressei 8. C. pfd
Pullman Pal. Car
Reading
Heading 1st pfd..
Reading 2d pld
Republic Steel
Republic Sleel pfd...
Rock Island Co
R. 1. Co. pfd.... ......
Rubber Goods pfd...
St. LAB. V. 2d pfd
St. Louis 8 W...
St. L. 8. W. pfd.....
Southern Paclllc ....
So. Pacific pfd
80. Railway
So. Railway pfd.....
Tennessee C. A I...
Texas A Pacific
T.. St. L. A W..i...
T.l St. L. A W. pfd.
Union Pacific
Union Pacific pfd...
U. 8. Express
Realty
Rubber
Rubber pfd ...
Steel
Sieel pid
Va.-Car. Chera. pfd..
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Wells-Fargo Express
West. Electric
Western Union
W. A L. E-.
i- Central .........
Wis. Central pfd....
Northern Paclrto ...
Central Leather ....
Central leather pfd
Bioss-Sherneld Steel.
Ot. Northern pfd..-.
Int. Metropolitan ...
'Total Tfor the day. $78.4 .ha...
..lib.ioo
. boO
'. 'i,iib
2O0
. 57.6' 0
. WO
luO
loo
6,10
2.J0
8,"0
300
2 loo
2.7O0
200
60, 3o6
100
148
81
"38
lol
32
.
48
96
119
344
84
166
38
24
188
82
146
91
'38"
Ml
31
68
'47
25
60
84
119.
84
84
161
8714
14
186
82
U. 8.
U. 8.
U. 8.
U. 8.
U. B.
200 6114 61
14
8,ou0
2.6O0
' "'boo
800
48
lo&
44V4
14
43
47
104
41
"ii
43
'2.0U0 8S (714
12,800
"iuo
, ' i "
222
io2
iii''
37
76
222
i"2
iii"
. 36
764u
112)4
44
101
32
80
240
88
18
74
HI
116
13o
OS
278
103
lul
136
119
82
SO
162
tto4
208
182
9
22
92
4
68
ot.
13 V
22-
83
227
648
43
86
71
44
76
67
176
126
lis
18
81
40
81
SO
62
80
, 62
14o
: 24
63
146
165
84
4:
n
66
131
4S-I,
' 84
80
fc'J
41
138
1)2
, 8,1
64
99
2,-5
147
S
84
38
I'd
82
67
11
47
26
60
84 Is
118
44
84
18
fi
83 V
'j4
187
82
in
86
614
107
47
104
"
10-,
19 I
2W
150
;
17
26
61
22
37
It
75
817
34
76
do pfd '..lol
Boston A Al 242
Boston A Me 16414
Boston Ele 150
Fltchburg pfd ..136
Mex. Central 24
N.Y. N. H. A H..192
Pere Marq. .......138
Union Pacific ....187
Am. A. C. pfd.... 91
Am. Pneu. Tube. 13
Amor. Sugar ....135
do pfd 130
Am. T. A T 136?;
Am. Woolen ...
do pfd
Dom. I. A 8....
Edison E. I...
Mass. Electric .
do pfd
Mass. GAs
United Fruit ...
United B. M....
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
Alloues
Amalgamated .
Atlantic
Bid. "Asked.
. 12
.860
. 28
. 63
, 0V
. 22
. 1.1
. 24
. 7
. 18
. T3
. 114
. 67
.1S6
. 29
.1W
. 18
.110
. 11
. 75
. 62
. H,
. S5
., 69 Victoria 6i
.. 54'. Winona 10
..K'9 iWoiverlne 160
.. 69 iNorth Butte 1114
.. 28VButte Coalition... 36
.. 47 Nevada
.. 103 Oar. A Artsona.
.. 4 Tecumseh
.. 4?i Arlaona Com. ..
..112.Greene Con. ....
85
.103
. 22
.228
,. 19
Daly 'West
Franklin
Grapby ........
isie Koyaie ...
Mass. Mining .
Michigan
Mohawk
Mont. C. A C.
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Qjincy ,,
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
U. 8. Mining..,
U. S. Oil
Utah .
. 1M
.162
. 17
. 26
.' 26
London Clostnsr Stocks.
LONDON, Nov. ffl.-Closlng Quotations on
the StocK exchange weiljS; . '
Cons., money
do sect ....
Anaconda .'.
Atchison
do pfd ...,.
Bal. A Ohio.
Can. Pacific
Ches, A Ohio
.: 86 mw k. & r
6 8-16 Nr -Y. Central.
.. 14 Mflk A W....
..106 Ontario A W....
..10i Pennsylvania ....
..122w Hand Mines
ng
V. otiklSo. Railway ....
Chicago Gt. W... 19 do pfd
C, M. A St. P....189'So. Pacific
.. 43Ji
..185
..8714
.. 60
7114
5
76
36
17 23
39 3
12 '
99 33
Hogs. Sheep.
De Beers
D. A R. G....
do pfd .....
Erie ..........
do 1st pfd..
do 2d pfd..
Illinois Central ..181 Spanish
21 Union Pacific
441 do pfd
89 U. 8. 8teel...
46 do pfd .....
78 Wabash .....
70 i do pfd
Ixiulsvllle A N.. .1501
SILVER Bar, firm, S2d per ounce.
MONEY 4ti 5 per cent.
The rateiof discount In the open market
for short bills is 6Va6 per cent; for three
months' bins, 6441'so per cent-
Is
.... 97-1
....193
....
.... 49
....107
.... 20
.... 44
.... 95
Boston Copper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Logan A Bryan, 112 Board
of Traue building, Omaha:
Adventure 4 Nevada Consol.
Alloues 48 No Butte
Atlantic e Old Dominion.,
Bingham 1 . S3 Osceola
Black Mountain.. 9 Pneu, Service..,
Boston Con 82 Pneu. Serv pfd
Butte Coalition.. 36: Qulncy
Calumet A Arts. .162 Shannon
. 19
.112
. o7
.137
. 13
. 30
.105
. 18
.114)
. 48
. 11
,1061
Calumet A Hec.,86 Tamarack
Centennial 88 Tenn. Copper...
Copper Range... 81 Trinity
Dally West 21 United Fruit...
East Butte i..... 11 V. B. Common.. 62
Franklin 23 U. 8. pfd.i 46
Greene Copper... i64. Utah Cans 60
Oranby i Clan Copper 33
ileivetia icioria .
Isle Royal ?414 Winona .
L 8. A. Pitts 27 Wolverine
Mass 8 '.Niplselng
Michigan 18 Canania .
Mohawk 73
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
n , Cattle. Hogs
Omaha $l.8.(i.u $3.6(16 20
Chicago 1.60w;.C) .&.(46.80
Kansas City 2.ok6.0 6.76'u6.1!i.
Bt. Louis 2,O"!t7.0O 6.9.i.26
Sioux City 2.606.25 5 lw'i.l5
the on.cial number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
. Cattle.HogB.biieep.IIn.
C., M. A 8L P. Ry 6 ., ..
v auasn 1
Mo. P. Ry. 3
U. P. system 33 1
C. A N. W. (east) ..
C. A N. W. (west! .. 18
C, St. P.. M. A O... 1
C, B. A g. (east)'.... 6
C, B. A g. (west) .... 88
C, R. I. A P. (east) .. t
C. H. 1. A P. (west) .; ..
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western., t
Total receipts ....154
ine aisposuion or the day s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnaslng tue num-
uer 01 nead indicated:
Cattle
umani Packing Co. ....
Swift and company ....
Cudaliy Packing Co
Armour A Co ,
Armour A Co., Denver
Vansanl A Co
Carey A Benlon
Lobman A Co
Mccreary A Carey
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
Hamilton A Rothschild.
L. F. Hubs
Wolf ..
J. H. Bulla
Mike Haggerty .........
T. B. Inghram
Sullivan Bros,
f A D..I , nw.
Ages Packing Co
Other buyers ,,
Totals 4.242 6.682 7,630
CATTLE There was a very fair run of
Cattle here today, but the quality on an
average waa poor, so that sales do not
show any too well on paper.
The offerings of good btef cattle were
very meager, bat the demand waa good in
spite of the fact that tomorrow wid be a
holiday and the trade was fulrly active at
good, steady prices. Everything that could
be considered at all desirable sold in very
good season in the morning, In fact earlier
tnan ueual. ihe supply ot cornf.ds con
sisted almost entirely of warmed-up kinds,
but there were some pretty decent west
erns.
Cows and heifers seemed especially In
good deinund and they sold very freely at
steady to strong prices. A" good many
sellers thought they got out considerably
better than yesterday. Among tho offer
ings were some fed cows good enough 10
bring better than $4.
Good (leshy feeders were In especially ac
tive demand and the supply of cuttle of
that description met with very quick tak
ers, In fact everything at all deslrahlo
changed hands early In Uie morning. The
prices paid were steady to strung. The In
leuor anu coirmon grsd.s were aoout
steady and no more active than usual. '
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Tt. .. ,
4 C7'i
4 07
4 07
I 07 '
4 07
4 07',
4 07
4 07.
4 l'7
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
t 10
10
t !0
t 12
4 12
4 l.'W
IS",
4 It
4 :i
4 11
"
4 l
4 20
cars of
h were
Hlle ue-naiura.ly
was noi very active i.r Inlei esiing. 111a
few loads offered cnanged iiuuos la very
fair season at piacl.caiiy hteauy prices,
rarme ewes going at .. and j.l. and
mixed lai.ge weihe.s and yt,.Uiiiigs ul
$0.60. ,
a large proportion of the total rrcelpls
cuusiHttd of teeueis, but it was the day
beioie a holiday anu tneie were very lew,
it any, country buyers in. Tne rejult was
that sellers were depenuent eutiieiy upon
tne buy.ng orders 111 the hands ol comiii.s
bioii inen. With ihc demand niou.au,
bu.veis were a littlo inclined to tike ao
vuntage of the situation to bid som.wnut
lower prices wherever there was 11 cnancd,
itriua making me trade a lime slow and
du.l. While some of the saies, especially
ewe, looked a little lower, there wus, how
ever, comparatively little etiinge in ine
maiket. Considering that tomorrow will
bo a nollday. the inarktt as a whole wus
In as good condition as couid be expected.
Quotations on killers: Good to enme
lambs, $7.oot7.4o; f''r to B-'od lambs, $u.7oi
1 1.00; good to choice yearlings, 80. .oiuo.uu,
I fair to good ycariuife-s, $...50(o.7i; g .od to
choice wethers, Jo.iotgu.uO; fair to good Wern
ers, $o.00iua.25; good to cho ee ees, $0.0 d
i.25; fair to good ewes, $4.6oo.0o.
Ouotations in leedeis: ooou to cnoice
lambs, $6.uoo6.40', medium lumbs, $j.Bit.tw;
light lambs, $4.4'Uj.26; yeornngs, $6.1j'mj.-0;
wethers, $4.75li:i.2o; ewes, l3 6uu4.oO; breeding
ewes. $4 504i6.00.
Repreaenlative sales:
No.
n Wyoming ewes, culls.
81 Wyoming lambs, culls
1K4 s4
941 l,KL 661
712 1,6,0 636
Ml 2,U( 5,2
144
8
l.M .....
' 6 ;
104 .....
12; .....
Ill
149 .....
68 .....
70
68
8
106 ... .....
6'
i
I? ::::: :::::
407 6.802
68 Wyoming lambs,
108 Wyoming ewes .
2.4 Wyoming ewes .
24 Wyoming lambs
676 Wyoming lambs
107 Wyon.lng lambs
25 Wyoming lambs
376 Utah ewes
124 Utah ewes
407 Utah ewes
culls.
Av. Pr.
77 2 00
,41 4 60
, 42 6 00
, 86 ; J
, 92 4 40
,60 6 00
, 61 6 00
,5.) 6 75
, 67 6 15
. luO 4 25
. 100 4 23
.114 6 00
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKKT
Cattle Steady Host Five to Ten Cents
Higher Sheep Strong;.
CHICAGO, Nov. 28. Receipts, 18,050
head; market stendy; common to prime
steers, $4,004(7.40; cows, $2.65(H.7r; he.fe.s,
$2.601.1.00; bulls, $2.4o'n4.60; cilves, $3.0vav
l.oo; Btockers and feeders, $2.4034. L0.
HOGS Receipts, 26,000 head; market 5fJ.
10c higher; thoice to prime heuvy, .2oy.
8.30; medium to good heavy, J6.05'ti6.1o;
butcher weights, $6.2t'a6.30; good to choice
mixed, $6.1ou6.22; packing, .76&6.Ia); pigs,
Vi.ooi'atJ.lo.
SHEEP AND IAMBS Receipts, 22.000
head; market strong; sheep, $3.2.'4u.6);
yearlings, $u.0036.00; lambs, $o.2og7.60.
St. Loots Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUI8, Mo., Nov. 28. CATTLE
Receipts, 6,ojo heao. Including l,fuu Texans;
market natives steady, Texas strong; na
tive shipping and export steers, H.aj7.o0;
dressed beef and butcher steers, i4.Duu.o6u;
steers und. r l.uuu pounds, -i...yi4.:o; stock
ers and feeders, $2.uo44.oO; cows and heifers,
Jt4i.Ky6.25; canneis, l.,o'i2..i6; bul.s, 2.ioa
4.00; calves, $3.0ott7.O0; Texas and Indian
steers, $2.6o5.oO; cows and neltvrs, 42.304)
$.60.
HOGS Receipts, 4,000 head; market 6fJ10c
higher; pigs and lignts. $o.do6.i6; packers,
$6.00iv6.20; butchers and best heuvy, $6.05it
6 26
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 54) head;
market steady; native muttons, $3.U0'6.35;
lambs, $4.0tii.o0; culls and bucks, 83.oug
3.50, stockers, $3.00204.00.
Condition of Trade and tnotatlone oa
staple and Fnncy Prodaen.
EGOS Per dot., 2oc.
LIVE I'Ol'l.l KY-llens, 7c; ro.vsters, 4
60; turkeys, 14'ali.c; ducks, 9c; spilng ciilca
ens, ic; geene, 8o9c.
BUT t'KK Packing stock. ISc; choice to
fancy daliv, 211ii-c; creamery, tmllc.
HAY Choice upland, $9. 0; medium, $9.00;
coarse. li.O.'y N.5o. Rye stiaw, $o.ii0it7.00.
BHAN-Per ton, $16.00.
VE4iKTABLE9.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, ptir bbl.,
'TOMATOES California, per basket of 2
lbs.. ..5t'(ii 2.76.
WAX HEAN'9-Per one-third bu. box.
Il.tv; hampers, 1.1. Li.
BEETS, TLKN1PS and CARROTS rer
hu., 75c.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per dot,
hen. Is. 45c.
CELERY Per dot., 80i?0c
CI CUMBERS Hothouse, per dox., $1.64)
ft 2 0".
ONION'S Home grown, (Vy pr bu.; Span
isi $2 1) per crate; Colorado, 75c.
GREEN ON IONS-Per dox. bunches. 25x
HORSERADISH 4Ttie of 2 dox.. $1 80.
RADISHES ivr. dor. bunches, southern,
lai se bunches, $1.00.
NAVY BKANa-l'ef bu., $1 .75; No. 2, $1.65.
I.I M A BEANS-Per lb., 6?.
GREEN PEPPERS I'er harnper, $3.00.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per do, bunches,
$0c. '
CABBAGE Holland seed, home grown,
pr Ih., 1.
EGG l'LA N'T Per dog., $125. s
rOTATOJ.;S-P. r bu., 4(o6c
RUTABAGAS At. ut 150 lbs. to sack, 1.!.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per dos.,
$1.50.
SHALLOTS Southern, per doi. bunches,
V cj $1.1-0.
CAULIFLOWER Per crate of about two
dox. heads, $4.;54i 4 50.
Fit UITB.
CR ANBERRIES- Per bbl.. $9 O-W1O.0O.
APPLES Ben Davis, $2.25; Jonathans,
$3.5"; New York apples, $3.25; Grimes
Golden, $3.2i.
PEARS-W Inter Nells, per box, $.1.00,
GUAPES-MnlHga, per bbl., $'..0Oj7.00;
New York Catftwbas, 4-lh. basket, 22c.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES-K.-orlda oranges. $.l.mv
LEMONS I. Imonlern, extra fancy, 240
size, $5.D0; 3"o size. $6.ou; .16u size, $b.uo; other
brands, $l.tK) less.
BANANAS Per medium-sized bunch.
$2 0t'i)2 25; Jumbos. $2.50(li3.50.
DATES Kadawnv, He: snyers. 5o; new
stuffed walnut dufs, 9-lh. box, T.-IO: Cali
fornia bulk. S'..c; 7-crown Turklsn, 16c; 6
trown, 14c; 5-ciown, 13c; 3-crown. 12c,
GRAPE FRUIT Size 54 to 64 and 80 to
96, $4 2.'.i)4.7fu
COCOA NUTS -Per sack of 100. $4.60.
CHEESE Swlsv new, 16c; Wisconsin
brick. i5c: iscotisin liniii.'i'gur, 12c;
t'lr,. 15c; Young Americans, 150.
FISH Trout. 12c; halibut. 12c; catfish,
loc; buffalo, 6c; bu,".heads. 11c; black bass,
line stock, 25c; sulit.on. i:c; pike, 11c; red
manner, fresh froxei.. 12c; whltetlsh, fres
Iroxen. 13c; yellow Derek. dre."ed and
scaled, 8c; pickerel, fresh frozen, 9c;
frog Icks, 3uij per dot. saddles
HIDES AND TALLOW Green anlted.
No. 1, 12c; No. J, llc; bull hides. 8floc;
green hides. No. 1, lie; No. 2. loc; horse,
11 G(y3.75. sheep ells, O'c'u 11.25. Tallow,
No. j, 4H,c: No. 2, 21iC.
NUTS French walnuts. 13Vc: California,
1 Walnuts, No. 2, hard shell, 12c: No. 1, soft
thell. 14c; Hrnx1!?. lo'ul(c; pecans. 14'iil7c;
filberts. 12Hi 14.; peanuts. raw. 6c:
roasted, 7c: California almonds, bard .
shell, loc; sort shell, 18c.
HOM-,1-Per 24 framed, $.1.60.
CIDER New York, half barret, $2.75; bar
rel, $6.00.
CUT BEEF PRICES.
Rlba: No. 1, 14V.c; No. 2, c; No. 8, 6V:-c
Loin: No. 1, ISc; No. 2, 12c; No. 8. o.
Chuck: No. 1. 0c; No. 2. 6c; No. I, 4o.
Round: No. 1, 8c; No. 2, 7c; No. S, !14c
Plato: No. 1. 4c; No. 2. 4c; No. 8, Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUGAR Granulated cane, In sacks, $5.21;
sranulnled beet. In sacks. 86 11.
COFFEE Roasted, No. 86. 26o nor lb.!
No. .30, 21c per lb.; No. 25, llic per lb.; No.
20. IHe per lb.; No. 21. 13c per lb.
6YKUP In bbls., 27e per gal.; In cases,
$ 10-lb cans, $1.70; cases, 11 5-lb cans. $1.80;
cases, 24 2-lo. cans, $1.8:.
CANNED GOODS eorn. standard west
ern, oofi.Kic; Maine, $1.15. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
cans, $1.10: 8-lb. cans, 97eu100. Pine
apples, grated. 2-lh., 12fK"ifo2.:; sliced, $1.90
4i 2.-0; gallon apples, fancy, $2.65: California
apricots, $1 "(i2.25; peirs, $1.76''i2.50; p'achs,
fancy. $1.75''i2.40; H. C peaihea, $2.0uia2.50.
Alaska salmon, red, $1.25; lancy Chinook,
P., $2.10; fancy sockeye, F $1.9o; sardines,
quarter -oil, $2.76: three-qunrter mustard,
$.1.00. Sweet potatoes, Il.10jl.i6; sauerkraut,
tl.Po; pumpkins, Sucti $1.00; wax Deans, 2-lb.,
&'iS0c; lima beans. 2-lb., 76c4)$l 35; spinach,
11.35; cheap peas, 2-lb., 600; extras, 95c(U 51.10;
fancy. $1.30fiil.75.
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh. per
quarter bbl., lbs . $4.00; Norway mack
eral, No. 1, $5.00; No. 2 $28.00; herring In
bbls., 2u0 lbs. each, Norway, 4k, $9.(0; Nor
way. 3k, $9.00: Holland herring, in kegs,
milkers, 80c; kegs, mixed. 70c.
7
.. 11
..169
.. 16
.. 80
New York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK,- Nov. 28. Closing quotations
en ir.tnlng stocks were:
Adams Con .-.1... 20 Little Chief
Alice .......73o
Breece 36
Brunswick Con... 66
Comstock Tun.... 81
Con. Cal. A Va,..13&
Horn Sliver 10
Iron Silver .460
LeadvlUe Con .... 6
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosl
Savage ........
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard ......
..
..2o0
..270
.. 28
.. 23
..113
.. 86
.. 83
..28o
Treasnry, Statement.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 28,-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen.
eral fund, exclusive of the $150.OO0,0u0 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
$229,516,447; gold coin and bullion, $114,265 184
gold certificates, $&2,68u,160.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA,' Nov. 28. Bank clearings for to
day were $1,626,726.32 and for the corre
sponding dais lost year $1,115,131.15.
Ho. " A. Pr. No. At. Pr.
7 1114 00 40 ir.t I u
20 Ull 4 40
COWS.
8 400 I 10 t..... Ml 1-70
4 4S 18 it 61 t!
I ID , 10JJ I 71
til I 10 10 tit) I 40
I 7 I 40 II tit I o
t til 1 40 t loyj 1 it
10 ...XKI 111 t 8111 III
1114 I to 1 1154 I 60
3 103 I M I tii! I 7
4 1100 I It
HEIFERS.
I t0 I It t UO M
I luO I 71 1 1J40 4 26
BULLS.
1 UIO $ SO
CALVES.
It HO I 75 I too 1 oa
1 171 6 60 1 o 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
8 Ml I It t- 760 I 4
t '. ... 740 I 00 tJ ta I 45
i Ul IM I taj 1 mj
24 cows...
63 steers..
W
20 cows.,,
8 cows...
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
. 838 i to . 2 bulls 1220
.1130 8 40 10 cows o8
A. Margrsve, Nebraska.
106
8 15
Kansas City live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 28. CATTLE
Receipts, 9,700 head, Including SCO southerns.
Steers, strong to 10c higher; cows, steady
to 10c lower; choice export and dressrd
heef steers. 15.5iKa6.60: fair to good, ll.lOif
5 36; western steers, $3.40H6.25: Blockers and
feeders, $2,505)4.50; southern steers, $3.0iu
5.26; southtrn cows, $2.00xu'3.96; calves, $2.76
il 50.
HOGS Receipts, 8,600 head; market 6fjl0c
higher; top, $6.22; bulk, $6.16'vi.20; heavy.
$6.10-qj.22; packers, $6.15'o.2o; pigs and
lights, $6.85(96.17.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 13.00.)
head; market steady; lambs, $6.0CVj7.35,
ewos and yearlings, $4.766.25; western year
lings, $5.256.00; westf-rn sheep, $4.26'a5.40;
stockers and feeders. $S.60''y6.00.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
BT JOSEPH, Mo., Nov. 28 CATTLE
Receipts, 2,340; market steady; native",
$4fOti4 75; cows and heifers, $2.0ea4.5o;
Btockers and feeders. 3 0"n4.60.
HOGS Receipts. 4.128 head; market 10c
higher; top. $6.1-Vu.22; bulk of sales,
SllEEP0' AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.638
head; market strong.
927
890
26 cows.
8 in
2 60
WYOMING.
690 $ 65
16 feeders.
10 cows
Weretgn Financial
1iNDON Nov. 28. Rates for money were
a shade harder in the market today and
fhe demand was Increased. Discounts were
firmer, probably in view of the Braslllan
:. ,j ......n.M.n for the end of the week.
Trading on the Stock exchange was quietly bales; low ordinary
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28. METALS The
London tin market wa higher, closing at
.lJ86d for spot and 19sl2s6d for fu
tures. Locally the market was sieady, with
spot quoted at $43. 26 443. 40. Copper was un
changed to 6s higher In London, with spot
quoted at 101 16s and futures at 102 Ls.
Locally (he market was firm, with lake I
quoted at $22.2oi(22.75, electrolytic at 172.0.. xt 1 26 steers
22.25 and casting at $21.5oii22.0O. Lead was ' 73 steers
unchanged at $5 7o4i 00 locally, but declined
in London. Spelter was unchanged in
London and was quoted at $i. 406. 45 in the
local market. Iron was higher in the Eng
lish market, with standard foundry quoted
at 88s 9d and Cleveland warrants at 60s 4d.
Locally the market was unchanged, with
No. 1 foundry northern quoted at $25 26a
2d.26, No. 2 foundry northern at $24. 7526. 7o,
No. 1 foundry southern at $26.6(i-27.3Q and
r.o. 1 lounary souinern at i ou.u27.00.
BT. LOC18, Nov. 28 M ET ALU Lead,
sieady, 8687; spelter, firm, $4.86.
4 IS
2 50
3 36 .
$ 60
$ 00
$ 30
$ 00
18 steers... .1233 4 4o 6 cows 990
31 cows loo3 $ 38 . 3 cows 1013
6 steers... .1064 8 90 7 steers.... 815
8 cows 961 3 00 3 cows 1I3
24 cows t8 3 16 8 cows 98
4 cows 142 $ 60 21 cows 918
10 cows 1030 2 90
F. Thorrpson. Wyoming.
27 cows 985 I 80 6 cows 848
18 fetders.. 740 3 55
Charles Waegele, Wyoming.
48 feeders.. 948 4 10
Joe Doiin, Wyoming.
, 886 3 65 23 cows 919 $ 15
. 990 Z 86
Ed Burnell
.1290 4 96
4 45
4 00
t 20
4 00
6 ste-rs
8 cows...
39 feeders.
..lows
.1078
.. 840
. 946
Wyoming.
10 steers.. ..1340
50 steers.. ..04
9'8
647
659
v,ri,il ssith hardening in various unec-
tlons due to a broadening of the Invest
ment bualneaa in British securities while
foielgnera. especially Ru-slans, Improved
oil bUr Pail supiMMl. Americans were
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28. COTTON-Spot
closed steady; middling uplands. 11.40c;
middling gulf, 11.6oc; sales, 600 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. as. COTTON Mod
erate business done; prices 8 pqlnls lower;
American middling fair, .17d. good mid
dling, 6.27d; middling, tied; good ordinary,
6 5&d, ordinary, 6.31d; low middling. 6 9od
The sales of the day were 8.O0O bales, ot
which Too bales were for speculation ant
export and included 8.200 bales of American,
ite.-eipta. 12ou0 bales, all American.
BT. LOUIS. Nov. 28. COTTON Steady ;
middling, lie; sales, 46 bales; receipts. '
bales; shipments, 183 bales; slock. 15.6o7
bales. . ,
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 28 COTTON
Spot closed quiet and steady; sales, l$.'i0
1 (-i numinsl. ordl-
75 cows
19 cows
12 feeders.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
...1029 8 40 11 steers...
A. N. Hotchklss Neb.
.. 820 2 85 3 cows 1018
..9-13 2 86 14 cows 1081
,..1050 8 70
COLORADO.
.. 188 6 00 1 calves... 223
$76 3 76
Ed Grinds Wyo.
14 feeders . 937 4 in 6 feeders.. 87
NEBRASKA.
$ feeders.. 1183 4 16 41 feeders. . K4
Hhostione Nstionai nana Idaho.
878
4 76
4 20
3 60
8 00
3 66
11 cows..
$ cows..
$ cows..
6 cows..
8 calves..
46 feeders
1170 3 90
3 86
3 66
3 60
330
3 80
396
Btoos City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Nov. 28. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts Sou head; mar
ket steady; beeves. $4.uoii25, cows, bulls
and mixed, $2.on.o4.00; stockers and ffed-rs,
J3iwh4 00; calves and yeirlimrs, $i.5iVd.75.
HOGS Receipts, 3.5t head: market lie
higher, selling ut $5.9:.i&6.15; bulk of sales,
$6.0"6.C.
' ' ' Stock In SUM.
Receipt of live stock st the six princi
pal western man
South Omaha ....
Sioux City
Kansas City
St. Louis ..,
St. Joseph .'.
Chicago
Totals
.. 4.1'")
.. S"
.. 9,7'"0
. . t.ipiy
.. 2.340
..18,000
..89.740
Oils and Hosln.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28.-OILS Cottonseed,
firm; prime crude, f. o. b. mills, 3"c;
prime yellow, f. o. b. mills, 42c. Petrol
eum, steudy; refined, New York, $7.60;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, $7.45; Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, in bulk, $4.35.
Turpentine, steady; 70(i)'70c.
ROSIN Steady; strained, common to
good, $4 U6.
OIL CITY, Pa., Nov. 28.-OIL-Cred!t bal
ances, $1.68. Runs, 121.41-8 bbls.; average,
98.9D5 bhls. Shipments, 149,043 bbls.; aver
age, 156,527 bbls.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, Nov. 28. SEEDS Clover, cash,
November and Deceiuler, $x.2&; March.
$8.42; alslke, $7.60; timothy. $2.00.
MeWnttera Makes t'hangr,
COLORADO SPRING 8, Nov. 28. D. Mo
Watters, who has been the head of the
passenger -department of the Colorado
Springs A Cripple Creek Short Line slnoe
its building, today confirmed his resigna
tion to take effect January 1. It is stated
thnt Mr. McWatters has been offered the
general passenger agency of an eastern
railway system.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Hogs. Sheep.
6.3"0 9,000
S.fxiO
9.60O 13.0O0
4.0"0 5oo I
4.128 1.636 !
25,000 22.COO -
61,428 86,638
nary, 7 15-lw. nominal; good ordinary, 9'c;
low middling, 10 l-16c; middling. 11 216c:;
good middling. llc; middling fa.r. Uc,
nominal; fair, 12;ic, nominal; receipts, 13,
1U ba.es, siwek, M,Sk8 bales.
44 feeders.. 593 4 00 19 feeders.
W tOMiNU.
13 steers. ...13 4 65 12 cows 1063
4 cows Ill 2 35
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA,
24 cows 804 2 H5
WYOMING.
4 steers.... 807 $ 60 20 steers. . 86
43 feeders.. 665 8 65 10 feeders. . 715
4 feeders.. fc0 8 $0 t feeders.. 8A
. W feeders. . 744 4 86 40 feeders. . 7;t9
: 37 feeders.. 924 4 10 29 steers. ...1173
John lenders- yo.
1 10 feeders. . 94 4(0 14 cons 10(4 3 40
! 20 steers.. ..'186 4 25
HOGS-Last week when the receipts were
lights buyers everywhere were bearish, but
now that receipts are more liberal tne de
I mand. if anything, has Improved. Tins
' morning, when ninety cars of bogs were In
J sight, the uuwket opened fairly eaxly and
3 10
3 M
8 )
8 60
4 85
4 Ou
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Nov. 2S.-WOOL The
market is strung, with a hardening
tnrv. It aDDears undoubted that
world S cup Ol wool win oe neeoeu to Bup
ply the demands of the increasing number
of buyers. Sales include Idaho, Montana,
Wyoming, Nevada and New Mexico. Fine
and medium clothing bring from 21f23e,
according to shrinkage and quality. Terri
tories are transferred heavily. The scoured
basis of territory wool Is steady, at 7ua72c
for fine staple, 67U72o for fine clothing.
Pulled wools continue In demand. Foreign
grades are steady. Leading domestic quo
tations follow: Kentucky, Indiana and Mis
souri, comulng. tiiree-elgnths blood, 3J'.).i4c;
combing, quarter-blood, 3K)31c. Texas,
scoured basis, fine 12 months, 7f73c; One,
t to 8 months. u.ij...c; nne tan. clean, wif
6c. California, scoured basis, northern
choice, 67'uc. northern, good, 62.'uiic;
southern, 62ii63c; fall free. 54.uU'.c. Oregon,
scoured basis, eastern No. 1 staple. 71'u72e;
eastern No. 1 clothing, u'u'io; valley No, 1,
6.(f6'-'c. Territory staple, scoured basis, line,
7o-i72c: fine medium, 68,a7uc; medium, fti'ij
,c. TeVrltory, ordinary, scoured b.sis, fine,
intie: fine medium. 66 n 67c; iiim11uiii, W.
660 Colorado and New Mexico. spring,
scoured. X. bnfu.JJc; No. 1. 62 i',4c. Pulled
wools, scoured basis, extre. 6!u71o; fine A.
cii4ihc; A supers, 66ft 69e: B supers. 4'i5,')c.
Ut.NDON. Nov. 2X.-WOOL-The offering!
at the wool suction sales today amount. :d
to 11.475 bales: trading was animated
throughout and all descriptions firm. A
Urge supply of new merinos brought out
active competition between American and
French bjyers. Victoria first combing,
greasy, told at Is 3d Sroureds were In
ugcr request. A belter supply of cioss-
Edgar T. Miller and wife to Bal I has .
.letter, part of "O" street, adjoining
the east 70 ft. lot 7. block 6L boutli
Omaha 3 3,000
Same to same, part lot 7, bloc 81,
South Omaha J.
Robert O. link to Security Invest
ment company, lots 1 and 2, block
14. Boyd a ,
Same to an inc. lota 6 and 6, block 18, ,
Centra; park . -.
John H. bull, r and wife to Olive M. . ,
Hardin, jtouth 60 f t. . north 107 ft. -N
west 62 ft. lot 8, block "H," Pros- ,
pect place '4,000
Joiiann 1). Neumann et al. to Fred
Armbrust, south west lot 22,
Kountiki's second 2,000
Same tu same, west lol 9, Borkalow
Place ' 40l
Fred D. Wcad and wife to Oliver W.
I lanuall. lot 12, block 11, Dwight and
Lyman's " iM
Mary Vuravka to Herman Ileal, lot 16,
block 36. Albright's choice. South
Dinuha t I EA
wool I Nettie Connallv et al to Erneet L.
tell- i ili.MtafHOil und wife, lot 14. bloc 12.1.
I South Omaha .1 3,150
James O Brien to Annie M. O'Brien,
north 35 ft. south 39 ft. lot 36,. .
H' dick's second 1
Charles J. Johnson and wife to "?T
Wlklund, south lot 18, block i,
Solomon's add 300
Omaha Pawn, Pottery, Brick and
Tile company, lots 11 and 12 and
west lot l.t. block 443, Grandvlew,
and other land 68,000
Waller b. Janilne and wife to the
irovernnra of the Knlithts of Ak-Sar-
Jten, tax lot sec. ic-ia-i.) ii. oou
Fernberth to I)-rnatus
lot 24, block 2, Irene
Jessey Sophia
F. Custard,
Place
Totals
...$89,753
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