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    THE OMAHA . DAILY BEE: Fill DAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1907.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE HARM I
ivity in Grain for Tint Time in
Ten Dayi.
EAPOLIS MARKET ' HELPS
$3 75. T.ard. steady; prime steam. I.".
lry unit meal, lower: lioxed ntrt shorts.
IfU.'H; clear ribs, $3.S7H; short clears,
HEMP TWIN'E-llc.
, HAUOINfl 11 5-l.V.
I r'01'L.TFt T Dull : chickens, fc-; spring-,
WtOc; turkeys, i:Vjc; ducks, Cc; geese,
1 Sc. I
' JMi'llCK-MrtOV;
KUU8-Steady; 16c,
la F.ichanae leases to
Reports (kiliTbm la No De
mand Becaase of Finan
cial Conditions.
I Flour, bbls.
end Oat ; Wheat, bu
. nrn, hu.
Oati, bu. .
creamery. 21a26c,
cane count.
Receipts. Shipments.
OMAHA. Nov. 7, 100(7.
There was mor activity on the grain
rket today than there ,' been for sev-
'1 daya. ,
The Mlnneanotla curb and tha reports of
letter financial conditions in the northwest
i . , 'arted soma early buying-.
. Wheat atarted strong on reports of a
strong Mlnneapolla curb. : Buying was mora
active and good advance made until
ordera had been filled, and then thore was
a elide back until at the close, no bottom
u apparent. December wheat opened at
"c and closed at v,c. '
t-'orn was (airly steAdy after the break
yesterday, but there nl not enough sup
port to advamv. lt any and when wheat
broke the second time corn went down,
with It. Decemlier wheat opened at bl!c
and closed at 6lWc. 4
. . Oats continued weak and-there wn con
sdsrabl selling of long tines. There was
joining to Support the market and oats
closed very weak. . uecembor oats opened
; at 4ho and closed at .
Primary -wheat,-receipts were 7(17,000 bu,
and alilpinenta were P47,fl"0 bu., against re
ceipts last year of fcll,000 bu. and shlp
menla of . 771,000 bu.
Corn receipt were .18,000 bu. and ship
ments were il'S.ono bu , against receipts
' lust year of bu. and ahlpmenta of
Mo.OOu bu. ',-'
Clearances were lfH.OOO bushels of corn,
2.0no bushels of oats and wheat, and flour
equal to 4b2.00O bushels.
Ilverpoot closed IVi trt ld lower on
w heat, and Hd to A lower on corn.
Beaboard reported ' 844,000 bushels of
wheat and 62,000. buatMla of corn taken for
export . ? .. p.
Kansas City options; '
Articles.! Open. Hlgta. lw. I Close. Yes'y.
f,
"..oou .
...40.0IO
'...ai.tvo
...84.000
11. ooo
Wi.rttO
67,000
KW V OH K tiKVEKAI, MARKET
Featares of Trading and Frlces of
Leading Commodltlea.
NF:W YORK, Nov. 7 FbOfR Re
ceipts. 24.8.11 hbls.; exports, 4.00 bbls.
Market wenk and lower. Minnesota pat
ents, J5.00IU 5.60; Minnesota baiters, f t . r 0
64.95; winter patents, $4.5i84 8n: winter
straights, $4 6014.75; winter extra, 11.00
TO 1.25; winter new grades
Rye flour, quiet: fair to rood. I'xOOtt 5.25:
choice to fancy, 15.25 tj 5.50. fttickwheat
flour, steady at I3.10i&3.l'5 per 100 lbs.
CORNHKAL Easier; fine white and yel
low, $140'.; 145; coarse, $1.3021. Sa, kiln
drled. I3.SC if 4.05.
KYE Nominal; No. 2 western, , 94c, f.
O. b.. New York.
BARLEY Nominal; malting, t1.0S91.10,
c. 1. f., New York.
WHKAT Receipts, 216.600 bu.: exports,
184,734 bu. Spot, market weak; No. 3
red, tl.OOVfc In elevatur and $1.0244, f. o.
b. and afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, nom
inal, f. o. b. and afloat; No. 2 bard winter,
nominal, f. o. b. and afloat. From a wenk
opening, wheat advanced 1c on bad Rus
sian crop news and reports of a big export
trade last Tuesday. A'break of nearly io
followed, due to disquieting Wall street
reports, and tne market closed herfvy at
14.0 210 net decline. December, $1.03 Is
li 1.08 Vt; closed at 11.03 Vi. May, $1.07 H
t 11.01 Mi.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Struggles to Rite, bat Hearr
. Tone Ultimately Prevails.
EUROPE FIGHTS TO KEEP GOLD
liaise la Rat of Dlsconnt la London
and Pari 't rentes Baal Impres
sionBank Reserves
Still Law.
NEW YORK. Nov. 7. Several Important
events today served aa an admonition that
regular conditions are not yet ripe to move
definitely out of the Influences of the finan
cial disturbances from whioh the country
has suffered. The action of the stock mar
ts. ("OHM. 15. ket Indicated some disposition to contest
tne etrect or these events, out me neavy
tone prevailed ultimately.
The rise in the official discount of the
Bank of England to 7 per cent, while
dearly foreseen yesterday, was too Impos
ing an evldencu of the atraln how extend
In throuKh the world money markets not t
to make a formidable Impression. It had 1 4710.
U 1.1 OH J closed at
CORN-'-Kecelpts. 48.075 bu. Snot market.
easier; No. 2. 69 Vic In elevator and 69 '4c
been expected that the Imperial Bank of
Germany would be forced to. follow this
example, but the rise In tho Bank of
I France official rate to, 4 per cent had not
been so much considered, and emphasised
' the influence of the English bank's action.
The 7 per cent rate of the Bank of Eng
I land has no parallel since the crisis of
1 1873, although the rate in that year went
aa high as 0 per cent. In the case of the
.4 per cent of the Bank of France it seems
not to have been touched before Since the
I Franco-PruHslan war period. The decline
of $15,000,000 In the bullion holdings of the
I Bank of England during the week and in
I the Bank of France of $8,228,000 show the
reason for the solicitude which has
f. o. b. 'and afloat; No. 2 white, 70Ve; No. , prompted the discount rate; although the
2 yellow. 69 He f. o. b. and afloat. Ontton
market was without transactions, closing
He to c net lower. December closed
at 70V4.C. May closed at 87 Ho.
OATS Receipts, 75,000 bu.; exports.
2,125 bu. Kpot market, easy; mixed. 2( to
82 lbs., B.lc; natural white, 26a'i
4
lbi
lbs.
. 56
Wheat ;
Dec... 85H ,85H . W M4 H
May.. 4 "M 1H- MH S
July.. 89 ' 8 ; Mt 88'.
Com w .
Dee... MB MV . 51 H 61 H
Ma v.. s:s 61'Mi B24 52
July.. 63 Vi bi 52H
Oats
Deo... 46 4 44 44 Wfr
May.. - 4 4R 47 47 -49-
July.. 44H 44H 43 43 44
IOmaJaa Cash Prices.
Two cars of No. 8 yellow corn sold at
65c. No other Interest shown.
Carlnt Rints.
Wheat. Corn,
56
'23
Oats
73
'26
Chicago 40.
Mlnnearsjlis 237
Omaha 20
Duluth ....148
CHICAGO GRAIN AM) PROVISION'S
Features of tbe Tradln and Cloalnw
Price oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7. Wheat prices on the
local exchange- broke- II Cants from the
highest point today on general selling
caused by a. sharp decline at -Winnipeg and
by the financial situation. At the close
wheat for December delivery was down
24'J14iC. Corn was oft Hfic. Oata were
lHWio lower. Provletons were ZWii&c
lower to 6c higher. .
The wheat market opened weak because
of a further advance in the rate of dis
count by the tlank of 'England. The open
ing .declines here "ranged from HtfHic to
liTlViC. There was general selling at the
alart, partly for liquidation, and partly for
ahort aooount. The market, however, soon
became strong because of the cold weather
In southern Russia, where ft large percent
age of the winter crop (a said to have been
killed. An -advance of 4o at Winnipeg
caused by actlva bidding by exporters was
an additional bullish Inflluence. The mar
ket at Winnipeg later declined 2o and this
resulted In a break of more than So from
the high point of the day In the local mar
ket. The close wae weak. December
opened Hit.n I 11 l'o lower at MVu'-M Vic ;
advgftcott'i.t ;"" thett decller-te S0Vc.
Tho.lose was at Jtoo. May soia weiween
9H0 and $1.02H0-1.02S. and closed at $1.00iw
l.OuH- Clearanoea of wheat and flour were
equal to eil.OuO bushels. Primary ' receipts
were 77,0O bushels, against 921,000 bushels,
on the same day last year. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported recelpia of
4X1 cars against 6u8 cars last week and
1,041 cars one year ago.
Tha corn market was weak the greater
part of tbe day- ,The early depressing In
fluences were lower cable, and dear cold
weather In the corn belt. Tbe market be
came strong In sympathy with wheat and
then-, declined along with that groin later
In the day The close waa weak.- Decem
ber opeuea Aio to 0 lower at 67'&&7e,
sold up to 6V and then declined to 670.
The close waa at 67Vr7Hs. Local receipts
were 64 oara. with 17 of contract grade.
The oata market waa dull. Prices were
Influenced chiefly by the action of wheat
and corn. December opened Ho lower at
off to 47$h4C, advanced to 4&4c, and
then Bold -off to 47So. The close, -waa at
47H47H. Local reoelpta were 76 cars.
Provisions were weak early In the day
because pf. selling by packers, and lower
prices for live hogs. Later. the losa waa
nearly all regained on covering by snorts.
The olone steady, with January pork
up 5c at U.to. i.ura wbb on ai ti.v.yi.
Klbs were 2H6c lower at $7.02H-
Estimated reoelpts for tomorrow are':
Wheal, 80 cars; corn, 58, cars; oats, 78 cars;
hogs, 14.000 head.
Tha lsadlng future ranged aa follows:
63 6' 66c; clipped white,' 3240
tB-BC.
HOI'S Steady; state common to choice
1907, 14lsn; 190S, 812c; Pacific coarft,
1907. 10aiL'c; 1900. 64Mc
HIDKS A tilet; Central America, ISC)
I919ic; Bogota, 1919c
LEATHER Steady; acid, 20f27".
PKOVISTOXSBeef, steady; family,
$14.60(15.00; mess, $10.00 4t 13.30; beef
hama, $29.00; packet, $1 LSOig 1 2.06; city
extra India mens, $23 00 24.0. Cut meaiA,
quiet; pickled bellies, $11.6014.00;
pickled bams, $1 1.00 ' 1 n. T.srd. weak;
western prime, $8.408.60; refined, quiet
and steady; continent, $9.00: South Amer-l
lea, $10.80; compound. M.l 2 ti 8.2S. Pork,
weak: family, $l.00(f20.00; short clear,
$16.60(&17 50; mess, $18.00M7.0O.
TALLOW Dull; city ($2 per pkg.). c;
country (pkgs. fre), 6(f64c.
RICt, Steady; domestic, fair 'to extra,
ajreo: japan, nominal.
day on a rumor that New York had can
celled a portion ef the gold engagements.
While It Is recornlaed thst the higher
bank rate Is necessary, owing -to the pres
ent outflow of gold, which had reduced
the reserve by over -iS.ofrt.ooo, the effect
on trade aa well aa on the bourses, It la
generally anticipated, will be unfavorable
and lead to much liquidation. In the af
ternoon the announcement that the Bank
of France had also raised Its discount
rste depressed DeBeers. Rio Tlntos and
other Paris spedsltiee. Americana dropped
1 to 3 points below yesterday evening's
prices on the higher dlscoient rate of the
Bank of FJrigland, and ruled weak at noon,
the determined efforta of the authorities
to check the gold outflow creating an un
favorable Impression. Trading became dull
until the receipt of the New York open
ing prices and then quotations advanced
under the lead of I'nlon Pacific, and after
good buslneaa, closed firm. (
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7 Money on call In
strong demand; 64f20 per cent; ruling rate
80 per cent; offered at 4 per cent. Time
loana dull and strong; alxty and ninety
days, li"ul3 per cent; six months, 6Vf37 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper nominally at
7iil0 per cent; sterling exchange, firmer,
with actual business In bankers bills at
$4 8ivg-4wO for demand and $4 87 for alxty
dsy bills. Commercial bills, $4.77.
BIL.VE.ri Bar, oi; Mexican aoiiars,
railroad
New York bonds
OKAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
light Bun of Cattle, with Killers Sell
ing Considerably Higher.
HOGS QUAETER LOWES AGAIN
Sheep and Lansaa la Light Heelpt,
While Prices Remain Ahoat
Steady, with tho Trade
Lacking la Snap.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 7. 197.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4.670 $.0f4 20.344
Official Tuesday 6,0:4 $.304 7,70
Official Wednesday 2.974 2.7H7 17.i.!4
Estimate Thursday 2,000 $.6n0 6.900
Four days this week... 13. V
Same days laat week.... 20. 371
BONDS Oovernment-.8teady ;
bonds, irregular.
, closing quotations on
were aa follows
V. K. rar. la. !
do eoupon
t. a. . raj
do ooupon
V. 8. new 4s, res...
do coupon
Anter. Tob. 4
dt ta .
Atrnlmn sn. 4t.,
do id). 4
Atlantis C U 4t..
B. O. 4l
do JH
Prooklyn R- T.
Cent. of Os. (
do IM Inc. ..
do 14 Inc.
do Id Ine. ,.
C. O. 44 ..
C. 4k A. IHi
C. B. A Q. sew
Bank of France's position Is reinforced
by a heavy loan reduction and a large
contraction of outstanding note Issues.
Additional gold was engagod for New
York today In spite of these measures,
which may, In fact, serve to attract gold
to London and Paris from other sources,
but seem Inefficacious to obstruct the
withdrawals for New York. Foreign money
markets have 'held so suspicious an attitude 1 a n
v" icmui-i" Cuba M
preneni year mat aavances were inoonse- j
quentlal, even such aa are usually made
In anticipation of the marketing abroad of
our commodities. The consequence Is that '
now, with the outward movement of our
cpmmodltles in force and payments fall
ing due, tho foreign banking centers have
no offset In. the form of maturing loans of
American borrowers. Our choice of pay
ment In gold for our exports therefore
leavea the foreigners no alternative. An
other Installment of some $1,900,000 of gold
arrived In New York today, with a, $10,000,
000 Installment close at hand and others
to arrive before the week end. The effeot
of this was not marked In the fall of the
nremlnm which Is helnar natrt for currency
oy aome neceasitous user. The extent to
.1"! U It N. unified 4 . M
,.! 'Mm. coo. sold 4a. rl
..11 Mel. Central 4s.... 79
,.1'4 do 1st ino M!i
,.lf M. ft St. L. 4a 10
.Aft M , K. A T. 4a W
..5 do Ma T7Uj
1 . 9Nat. R. of 14. e. 4a. 71
. 14 M. T. C. n. tm.. M
,. TH N. J. C. cn. 6a. ...lit
,. MH No. Pacific 4a 15
. J do la
,.. U N. a W. eon. 4a.. I
4s WHO. R. U rfrlg. 4a.... t
.. 7Vi Ina. ct. Ia WSi
.. 75 Reading (en. 4a 0
.. Bt, U ft I. M. e. 5s..1
... 41 St. U ft 8. r. ff. 4a. 70
.. fit. U g -W. o. 4a U
.. P Rboard A. U 4a... ili
n so. rarinc 41 i
10.6T7
.4.'t6
30 6h4
17.W1
18.211
17,301
61.65S
60,6.
W.4i6
82.11x3
66 048
77.770
Same days I weeks ago..82.73
Same daya $ weeka ago.. 32.344
Same daya 4 weeka ago. .!M 4-2
Same days last year 24,996
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hoga and sheep at 8outh Omaha
lor in year to date, comparea wun mm
.1.033,564
.2,031,83
.1,837.953
The following tnhle
prices of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several daya with comparisons
especially, of which , there were a good
many scattered In the barn that have been
accumulating from day to day, were prac
tically unsalable even at the extremely low
f rices. In fsct there could hardly he said
a be a market of old broken-mouthed
feeding ewes. ,
Quotations on ' gttnd to choice killers:
lambs, $5 754h.00: yearling wethers, $4 eoft
4 75: wethera, $4 2M4.50; ewes. $3 904f4 ?.V
Quotations on feeders: Oood lambs, $5 nt
p.0; common lambs,. $1 ISodM.tO; yearlings,
$4 fWi4; wethera, J4 04.35; good ewes.
$3 0(j 50; common ewes, $1.60u2.60; aged
breeding ewes, $4. 259 4.76.
No. .... Av
78 Wyoming lambs, culls 4r
20 Wyoming ewes, culls.... K
30 Wyoming ewes, feeders 92
28 Wyoming lambs, feeders ' 62
34 Wyoming lambs, fee.dt.re 61
606 Wyomlnx lambs, feeders..... 63
j 11 Wyoming lambs, feeder 55
trs o yominR weinera
Sl Wyoming wethers , 98
87 Wyoming bucks 135
148 Wyoming ewes h"!
474 Wyoming ewes, breeders.... 103
28 Wyoming ewes, breeders W
100 Wyoming ewes, breeders 101
117 Wyoming ewes, breeders 103
111 Wyoming ewes, breeders 1"3
810 Wyoming y'rl gs and w'hers. 116
year:
Cattle ..
Hoga .
Sheep
feeders,
feeders.
Date. 1907. 19O.1905.!lO4.ll9O$.190l.1901
Oct. 28....
Oct 29. .
Oct. 30 ..,
Oct. 31...
Nov. 1...,
I NOV.
Nov.
Nor.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
BUTTER Firm: creamorv extras. 25Uo: which the money market waa affected was
thirds to firsts, 21W26c; creamory, held, disappointment to those who had looked
first to specials, 23i,?6c; state dairy, com- for prompt relaxation with the first arrlv-
mon to finest, 19 4? 25c; process, common
to npeclalB, 17fe'23e; western factory,
cumnnin iu ursi, lavrzic.
CHEESE Quiet; state, full cream, col
ored and white, September, fine, 16c,
October, fine, 13c; October, gid to
prime, 12 (r13c; October, common to
f'r. 10Si12c; large, October, fine,
1$C
i,,;ns Firm: western, firsts, 27 28c;
seconds, 24ff26c.
l"Ol LTRY Allre, steady; western
chickens, 13S14c; fowls, 12$14c; tur
keys,. 15c. Dressed, easy: weate.'n chick
ens, 1215c; turkeys, 1318c; fowls, Jl
13o.- :
i
t ArUcles.1 Open. Hlgt. Low. I Cloe. Tee y.
Wheat I
Iajc, 91-2 3"!
Mav 1 U1V1 0-v,
July ,06a .
'orn I I
Dec. 57W fH
'May :;.Hi:
July 57 a I &3
M 6kW
lc M 48 T14
May. 1Sfc4f HV
4TVa
4 I,
'!
July
Pork Jan.
May
Lard
No.
Jan.
May
II 00
13 46
S12W
7 86
I 00
7 00
47
13 36
13 70
I 12
.8 00
12
7 10
T S5
94! ' f5
1 I
67 67Mr-H
bV 58
47S!47i)
wi;6Wsij
80v.l t Q
lv0Jll &
1 M
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 7. WHEAT
December, 87c; May, 944c. Cash: No. 2
hard, 92jj93c; No. 3, 90.'c; No. 2 red, 810
2c: No. 3, 89ri9Uc.
CORN December, 50c; May, 62c.
Cash: No. 2. mixed, 576c; No. 3, 66c; No.
3 white. 67c; No. 3. 66c.
OATS-No. 3 white, 4748c; No. 2 mixed,
441i 45c.
HAY Steady; choice- timothy, $12.00
12.50; choice prairie. $10.00&10.50.
RYE Steady; 6S(fi70c.
E4K1S Steady; extras. 22c; firsta 20c.
BUTTER Creamery, 23c; packing, 15c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. 1.... 46. (mo 160,000
Corn, . bu., 13.000,. -lHOOO
Oats, bu ifcOOU 6,000
Minneapolis Uraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 7. WH EAT De
cern ber, 9ofi9bc; May, $1.06H; No. 1 hard,
MiV&H"4,c; No. 1 northern, 98ifi 98TBc ; No.
S northern,. 4iUl; No. 3 northern, SWt
90c.
FLOUR First patents, $5.40fflo.60; second
patents, $6.20igtV4o; first clears, $4.j4.40;
second clears, $3.60d3.70.
BRAN In bulk. $.U75ti21.0O,
' ,48
13 00
13 45
8 12
'I s-'Vs
7 16
90
T 16
46',;
13 26
13 67
8 12;
7
B t
7 (2
7 rv
6K4j
684
6S
4H
47
13 20
13 tiJ
8 10
7 95 .
$ 07
7 07
7 3)
J
No. f- :
Cash quotatlona were aa follows:
KLAJl'R Easy; winter patents, $4.4ofe
4 76; winter straights. $3 o4.&6; spring pat
ents. $5.2neio; spring airaiglila, H 'Muii.w,
bakers. H,;i4.20.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. Mc6$1.02; No. I,
Kciptl.ta; No. 2 red. KcadlV-
CuKN-No, i. Botwc; No. t yellow, 60
idu'v.
DATS No. t, Hc; No.Jt white, 46ft60c.
RVK No. 2, 7c.
UAliLi:if-Jood f-editig. 63j70c; fair to
choice malting. 7iiivuc.
SttEDB Flax. No. 1 northwestern, $1.17H.
Prime timothy, $1.30. Clover, contract
B-mJ.-a. $16 26.
PROVIhlONS Short ' ribs sides (lwwl,
' t7.2f4itt.26. Purk. mess, per bbl.. $l!.0ual3 26.
Lard, per loo lbs., $o.22. Bhort clear sides
X tboxed). $7.60B.it . ,.
y Following ware tbe receipts and shlp-
Shipinents.
Sd 4"0
17.400
176,700
ltft.Tt'l
l.licO
2i I0J
f T Receipts.
Flout, Cbls
f Wheat, bu ,. 88 w
I i'orn, bu. .. r, .141. Hi
Oats, b. ..... lfcO.wO
' Rye. bu l.Oot
itarley, bu , 41.. ''JO
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Nov. 7. WHEAT
No. 1 northern, $1.0Mi'0"1.06: No. 2 north
ern, 99cp$l.tr.'; December, 90c.
RYE No. 1. 79W9c.
BARLEY No. 2, $1.0v; sample 70f,'98c.
CORN No. 3 cash. Gl&Uc; May, 68c
bid. - -
Liverpool Uraln Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7.-WH EAT Spot,
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 8a d;
futures, steady; December, 8s; March, Ss
ld: May, Ks a.
CORN Spot, easy; prime mixed Ameri
can, 6s 8dt futures, steady; December, 6a
7d; January, 5a 6d.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA,' 111.7 Nov. 7-CORN-Lower: No.
t yellow and No. 3. 6S4c; no grade, 64c.
OATS-Dull; No. 8 white, 47a48Hc; No.
4 white, no demand.
WHISKY-81.36.
Dnlnth Uraln Market.
Dl'LUTH. Nov. 7.-WIIEAT-NO. 1 hard
on-track, lSc: No. 1 northern. 98c; No.
I northern. 95c; December, 99c; May,
$1.06.
OATS To arrive. 46c; ort track, 46e.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7-COTTON-Spot In
fair demand, prices four points lower;
American middling fair, 6 55d; good mid
dling, middling, 69M; low middling,
67d; good ordinary, 5.23d; ordinary, 4.63,1.
The tales of the day were 8.000 bales, of
which 1,000 were for speculation and ex
port and Included 7.30O American. Recelpta,
16.000 bales. Including 13,700 American.
NEW ORLEANS. I.a.. Nov. 7.-COTTON
8pots firm: sales 3.660 bales; low ordinary,
Cn. nominal; ordinary, 7 7-loc, nominal;
good ordinary, 87ic, nominal; low middling,
9'c; middling, 10c; good middling, 11c;
middling fair, llc; fair, 12M,c. nominal.
Receipts, 8.726 bales; stock, 176 bales.
ST. LOl'13. Nov. 7.-t?OTTON Quiet;
middling, loTc; sales, 62 halea. Receipts.
744 bales; shipments, 22 bales; stock, 9,518
bales.
GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. 7.-COTTON
Lower; 10c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 7. METALS The
London tin market was lower with apot
quoted at 1.16 and futures at 137 loa.
Locally the market was weak with quota
tions ranging from $J9.60 to $29.80. The
London copper market waa lower with
spot quoted at itfu 6s and futures at 69
15s. Locslly the market waa weak and
F rices loi-t part of their recent gain with
.ake closing at $14.Uigl 25. electrolytic at
$)3.75ril4.uO and casting at $13 kKu 13.75. Lead
was lower In London with spot quoted at
17 15s. Locally the market waa weak but
unchanged. Spelter closud lower at .1 12g
6d In the London murhet, but no change
was reported locally. Iron was unchanged
with Standard foundry qroted at 4a and
Cleveland warrants at 4Hs 10d In the Lon
don market. Lucally no change waa re
ported. ST. LOT '19. Nov. 7. METALS Lead
lower; $1 4; spelter dull; $6.16.
als of gold. The explanation la found In
the necessary repair of the deficit below
the legal reserve of the banks and also of
the urgent requirement of the Interior for
currency to complete the movement of the
crops; a process of vital Importance in
righting the situation and In setting free
means for facilitating the liquidation.
Money on call for operations In stocka still
remains scarce. In consequence of thet.e
conditions. The Immediate results of the
completion of the Tennessee Coal trans
action In the stock market proved rather
disconcerting, with the admission to the
Stock exchange list of the $:.000,000 of
United Btatea steel sinking: funds bonds
presumably employed In that transaction.
there waa evident Iluuldatlon and a decline
of S points in the bonds, Tennessee Coal
also fell precipitately from the artificial
level at which it haa been arbitrarily held.
The fine levied on the Atchison for rebat
ing and the reporta from various sources
of extensive shutting down of Industrial
operations bore heavily on the market and
forced It to the weak closing.
Honda were irregular. Total sales, uar
Blue. $2,684,000. United 8tates 2s and 3a
registered advanced H and the 4a Ut ter
cent on call. '
Number of sales and quotations on stocks
were aa louows:
BOSTON.
Wool Market.
Nov .7.-WrOL There
Is a
On the Produce exebsnae todav the but- .marked conservative tendency In tha trad-
cr market waa steady; croaiaerlea. 4f ' mt in int woui maraei. ana oraini
i
24c: usu-las, 1 c. K. steady; ut
mark, rases Included, 17Htf-'lSc: firsts, ti.-;
prune firsls,; 24v Chees-. steady ut U'.vf
14T.
Bt, L6ala Oeaeral Market.
ST. LOUI8. Mo.. Nov.' f.-WHKAT-De.
rreiwed; traokj-No. 2 red, ash 4o; No.
hard, SSu'.'K; December, eSr;1i,xic; Muy,
CORN-I-ower; track. No. 2. cash. 6.v
(Ac; Leceniler. 6:Sc; May, 6e; track,
ho, J white, 67nto. , .
OATS Lower; track. No. 2. cash. 46c; ,
Ivevrmter. nothing doing; May, 4.1t,c; No.
t white. 47c. . ,
FLOUR IUll: red nrln'er ""tents. $4 5Mi
I St ; extra itnc and straight, $4 t.U
clear. H vv N n 1 ' . -
FVFPP-Ttiuulhy. du"; $15j'j4I0.
t'OHNM:iAlv-Siady; ti'M
BRAN Dpll: sacked east track, $l.tnkjr
Y Steady: timothy. $1 1 Hi 18 Oi;
pi sir'c. r l
ikii.v f'.niV TIE3-8U'..
iniovi-'.yi-4'1'1'' J-v; bbuif.i
keeps ace with actual requ rements. Pr ie
remain firm and dealinits have been light.
The lesdiug western prices are aa follows'
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri three,
eighths blood, il-'y.Uoi quarter-blood, 2ft9oc.
Scoured values: Teaas, fine, , on two
nionihs, 7ijl,lc; from six to eight! months,
u,)wjc: fine fall. 67u58c. California north
ern, 4oirc ; middle county. . ',.'; south
ern. Sodj'ic. t Orrnen eaatern No. 1, staple,
7dq(7:c: eastern No. I. cloth'ng, o87tic; east
ern, averaging. ti7'uTc; valley No. 1, ."n2e.
Territory, scoured hauls, staple, 7ft73c; half
1,,hm1, tWiiO.'io: three-eighths blood, fS'uube;
qtiMi ter-blood, 6T'l5tiC.
tST. LOUIS. Nov. 7.-,WOOL Quiet; me
dium grades, coinhlng and clothing,
Sc; liKlil fine. 2"tik-; tiravy fine. 17UV';
lub-ashed, H'jiuc. .
luffee Market.
NEW YfUU. Nov 7 COFFEE
turea market closed steady, net unchi
to 10 ioint lower; I t). einher, .. j 3 li);
March. '5 65; May. 6 7U66: July. $i.0
M5 1I0: S leinter. ..f'): October. 5 !tj4.".
6(10. M" t i it: Hu Nr. 7. 6: ; !wnti,
No. 4, 6c; mild, dull; I'oiduva, tVxblit.
Adams Kxnraaa
Amalgamated Copper ....
aaiar. Car ft Foundry ...
f do Old
Amer. Oottoa Oil
do pfd
Amer. Express
Atu.r. M. ft L. pfd ...
Amr. Ice Beo. ,
Amer. Llnaaed Oil
pfd
Amer. Looomotlve
do pfd
Amer. 8. ft R
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Reflulng ,
Amvr. Tobaooo pfd cartlf
Anaconda Mining Co. ...
Atcnlaon
do pfd '
Atlantlo Coaat 1.1ns ....
Baltimore ft Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranatt .
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jsrsey ,
Chesapeake ft Ohio
Chicago ursat Weatsrn .
Chicago ft Northwestern .
O , M. ft at. P
Chicago T. ft T.
do pld I
c , o.. c. ft at. l
Colorado Kuel ft Iron
Colorado ft Southern ...
do let ptd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated (laa
Corn Products Rafg
da pfd
Delaware ft Hudaaa
D. 1a ft W
Dearer Rio Grande .
do pfd
tlletlllera' Securities
Kris
do let pfd
do H pfd
Oonarel Eiectrle
Illlnola Central
Internet tonal Paper
do pfd
International Pump
do pfd
lows Central
do pfd
Kanaaa City Southern ...
- do pfd
Loulevtlls ft Naabrllle ..
Moaloan Central
Mtun. ft St. Louts
at , 81. P. ft 8. Bta. M
do pfd
Mlaaourl Paclfiu
Mlaeourl, Kanaaa A Texaa
do pfd
National Led
Nat. R. R. of Mex. pit.,
New York Central
N. Y . O. ft V.
Norfolk ft Wealern ,
do pfd
North Americas
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa
P., C. C. ft St. U
preease Steel Car
do pfd a
Pullman Palate Car ....
heading 1....
do let pfd
do Id pfd ,
Republic steal
do pfd
Ruck liland Co.
do pfd
St. L. ft S. F. 3d pfd.
St. Louia-Southweatern
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd)
Southern Railway
do ptd
Teas. Coal ft Iron
Teiae ft Pacific
T. 81. L. ft W.
do pfd
Vnioa Pacific
do pfd
V. S. Riprcaa .,
V. S. Really
V. 8. Rubber
do pfd
XI. t. Steel
do pld
Va -Carolina Chemical ...
do pld
Wabaah
do pld
Wella-Pargo Eapreaa ....
VieaU Elotlric
Vk eaters t'alon
Wheel.' ft Lake Erie
Wleconftln Central
do pld
Northers Pacific
Central Leather
do pfd
tluee-bhefseld Steel
Great Northers ptd
Interporuegb Met
do pld
Ki-divldend. Offered.
Total sales for tha day.
Sales. High. Low. Close.
166
46.600 6014 46
00 K . tSi
C.. R. I. ft P. R. 4s. tfMj do let 4a eertlf..
do col. ta 70 So. Railway Ka tl't
CCC ft St L, gen 4a. II Tex. ft Pao. lata....lut
Cfllo. Ind. 6a, a. A. 40 eT.. St. L. ft W. 4a 17
Colo. Midland 4a.. k I'nlon Pacific 4i 15
7v do ct. 4a 11
M V. 8. 8teel, Id la,... Il'i
D. ft R. Ot 4a Webanh lats 100
Diet. Securities 6e...liXH Weatern Md. 4a 44
Eric, prior Ilea 4a. wia. Cent. 4a 7l'4v
do gen. 4a 70S Japan 4s 77
Hock. Valley 44a.. 17 Atrhleou cv. 4s fUVi
Japan 4Hs, rartlf.... 64 do (
do 3d series 64Mj Int. Met. 4s 4hV4j
Offered. Bid. ,
2...
3...
4...
6...
...
7...
6 55 I 4 n 4 96
(48 (IS 4 M
6 49 ( 05 4 94
( 58 102 4 12 111
( 61 ( 05 4 84 4 84
5 67 ( 10 4 90 4 84
( 07 4 87 4 81
5 63 4 88 4 o
( 38 ( 98 4 89
( 15 6 96 4 87
4 90 5 4 83 4 91
101 Wyoming ewes, breeders..
w yoming ewes
120 Wyoming ewes, breeders
144 Wyoming ewes
26 Wyoming wethers
10.it Inc. DfO.1 "I11"" jemima
8H9 007 134 667 14 W yoming yearlings,
?!?'.1 oc i US Wyoming yearlltiRS.
f'i -Jil 120 Wypmlng ewes, breeders
- .05 vnmina wethers
shows the average , 0,1 wyom others ,
l.i Wyoming inmhs. runs
406 Wyoming lambs, feeders
274 Wyoming lambs, feeders
674 Wyoming lambs, feeders
167 Wyoming lambs, feeders
263 Wyoming ewes, feeders
644 Wyoming ewes, feeders
491 Wyoming ewes, feeders
370 Wyoming ewes, f'ders, culls.
6S0 Wyoming lambs
5 oi 511 i n
4 8
4 93
4 98!
5 00
4 87
4 791
4 74'
4 73
( 61
6 69
6 61
(41
501
4S
I II
( 12
( 67
( 71
( 7$
( 81
( 511 ( 72
621 ( 72
109
119
lt
117
ll!
ft
1I0
100
li2
101
I'M
61
66
65
66
70
7
96
99
87
7.1
Pr. ;
3 73
2 M
3 80
5 00
s m
( 50
5 40
4 4A
4 45
1 75
4 00
4 25
4 23
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 45
4 60
4 10
4 60
4 10
4 25
4 60
4 M
4 50
4 25
4 50
4 An
4 50
6 40
( 55
5
( 55
3 35
8
3 35
2 00
( 60
4 78 H ( 6
Boston
Stocka and Bonds.
BOSTON, Nov. 7 Call loans, 710
cent; time loans. per cent.
closing on stocka and bonds:
Atrhlsoa 4s 2 Atlantic
Mexican Central 4a. 71 Bingham
Atchison Tl "Calumet ft Heels
do pfd 6314 Centennial ,
Boaton ft Albany.. Ifl Copper Range ,
Roaton ft Maine. .19 Daly West ,
Boaton Kleyated ... Franklin
Fltchburg pfd 120 Granby
Mexican Central .... Msfc lile Royale
N. Y . N. H. ft H ISO Mass. Mining
Pere Marquetts .... 12 Michigan
Union Pacific inH Mohawk
Amer. Arge, Cliem. It MUna O. AC.
Amer. Pneu. Tuba.. 41 Old Dominion
Amer. Sugar InjMj Oareola 1
do pfd 10U Parrot
Amer. T. ft T tt Qulncy
Amer. Woolen 144 Shannon
do pfd 73 Tamarack
Rdlaon Flee. Ilium. 1M Trinity
per
Official
Oen. Electric
Maaa. Electrlo
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa.
United rrult
Vol ted Shoe Mach.
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
de pfd
Adrenture
AUouae ,
Amalgamated ,
Asked. Bid.
11 United Copper
.10 V.' 8. Mining
. 39S V. 8. Oil ,
. 41 Si Utah
.104 Victoria
. S6 Winona
. 24 H Wolverine
. 24 North Butt
.64 Bolt Coalition ...
. 1 Nevada
. 26 . Calumat ft Arliona
. 4 Anions Commercial
, 10
. I4
.605
, 20
. 43 H
. 10
.
. 16H
. s
. t
. 44
. m
, X! ,
. tl
. 10
. 71
. ion
. 63
. 11V4
. 7
. II
.'
. it
. 4
. tt
.1M
. 40
. 14
. 7
.10 Vi
. 1 .
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Iloxs. Sheep. Horsee.
c., m. ft st. p
Union Pacific 10
C, N. W., east ..
C. fk N. W., west 8
C. Ft. P.. M. A O.
C, IT. & Q.. east. . .
C. H. ft Q.. west 21
Great Western.. ..
Total receipts.. 39
The disposition of the day's receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the
numoer 01 neaa indicated :
4
7 14
1
8 (
9
11 i
o
37 22
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co,.
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Co.
1 Armour ft; Co
Vansant & Co
Iiobman & Co
F. P. Lewis
L. F. Hubs
Mike Haggerty ....
J. B. Root Ac Co. .. ,
1 O. McConnaughey ..
T. B. Inghram. .'. . .
Wesmltlt
Independence ......
Other buyers ......
Total
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
CHICAGO LIVB7 STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hoga Weak "beep
and Lambs Dnll.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated about 9.000 head. hVrket
steady; steers, $4.607.OO; co'.vs, li hSfu1
4.60; heavy. $2.60 & (.00; bulls, $2.60u 0 00,
calves 13.00(3 7.00.
HOGS Recelpta, estimated about 18.000
head. Market about wenk; choice heavy
ehlpplng, $5.15 5.25; light butchers, $5.25
ifi6.30; light mixed. $5.15.5.80, choice
light, $5.20(40; packers. U.oOffolO,
pigs, $4,266 .15; bulk of sales, 15.00 tt
6.50. I
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, psti
mated about 12,000 head. Market dull;
cheep, $1.6006.35: lambs, $5.00J6.80;
yearlings, $4 60 1 6.00.
London Ooalasr Stocks.
IXNDON, Nov. 7. Closing quotations on
roiiowa: ,
. S1H m., K. A T MM
. llNw York Central ..10214,
. H Norfolk ft Western.. M
. n 46 pfd (X
. M Ontario ft Wasters., tovi
. Mil PenniylTBsl 51
.14t ' Band Mines ,
a Baadlog
stocks were as
Conaols, nroooy ,
do aocouat
Aaaconds f
Atchiaon
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio
Canadian Pacific .
Chesapeake ft Ohio
4,40
100
15
l.soo 12Vi 104
300
1,4'fl
10
1,100
300
.10O
00
t
t.ttoO
1.600
,S-JO
lira)
3,400
800
T.IO
4)
kH
u
74
106
ss"
714
84 "4
62 ti
80 !
Il'i
145
2S4
7i
13344
104
JUV4
UAH
1t
7
lOSVt
SI '4
71V
3U
SilM
7H44
i4
1311
28 14
7H
1SS
llli
80O 17 144
'ioo iiii jj"
M M
l',oi is" ljiii
40 lisi
-7o; 4JH 41
o 174 17 ,
100 St I
'700 lii" lii"
6u0 Mb m
'it'ii it "' ii"
1.100 1 14
'ioi ia" ii"
ii" ui
1, 100 14 14
"ioi isii ii"
yy 11 ut
lot) MV4 60
1 CO 1414 ta
SH) 6 05
1,0 t('4 81
li&oe 4 ii'i
aoo Sim 1.114
too u i
"ii '"
too 2114 il-4
M p 107k
"0 75 74S4
K b$ eS
'M 17 174
, I....
lmwi 1.1S4,
19, Ki ;t n
: 7 74
100 7 7
4uO li IS .
SuO 5st f7 '
, l.kott 134 ' IIS
v S4 I4t
K 10 no
li'W.aio 7t, ci"
, l.loo 10, hri
to l'.' !!
lu 40 40
.. !. IM lilt
3,l 1 111,
ll 114 144
4"0 S4 14
, M.400 111 11
M N ao
4 '4
Z4V4
7
SH4
70
1T0
11
1014
7
1
S
l
8t4)
MM
103 M
as
1144
71H
u
n
n
75
S1H
1V
150
n
7i
mil
1014
6 ,
10
44
1M
17V4
44
UV4
w
10M
a
121
375
18
6
41
17
S4
J7M
110
m
M
ni
11
90
21
4Vt
44
144,
!4
714
116
54
21
53
3
l
74
jo
tut
K
43
t
107H
74S4
11
14
n
131
7414
71
tt
li
57
13V
M
14
14
S
7
1024
n4
i
im
it
i
34 M
10 -4
77 Si
7
7
lM
4H
40
12
i"w , w pta ,
14 9owtara Pacific. Ute
, is , ynien recmo .
, 41 . 49 pfd
. 1614 V. 8. 8lal ..
. 41 do pfd
. r Wabaah
. 174 de Ptd
.13 Bpnltb 4s ....
. M
Chicago Ut. Weatara IS Southern Railway
C M. ft t..p,.,,,..in ,ed I4
D Boers ...... ....
D. ft R. O.
do pfd -
Erie
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Oraad Trunk
Illluola Central ..
Loula. A Naah. ,.
SILVER Bar. dull at 7 $-16d per OS.
MONEY 4 per cent. . ' ,
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 6tyl per cent; for three
months' bills, 6-(&7 per cent.
lis
. i
. t4
.
. 16
. 14
133 123 424
(44 090 77
(44 640 1,114
$06 771 660
64
63
10
135
81
23
8
240
27
83 . .. 12,707
.1,628 2.696 16.003
' New York Mlntnsy Stocks.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7. Cloaing quotations
on mining stocks were, aa ronows:
Adams Coa.
Alic
Breece
Brunawlck Con. .
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. ft Vs.
Horn Silver
Iron Silver .......
LeadTlll Con. ...
Offered.
6
....50
... 17
... 10
... 21
48
...1J0 ,
...100
6
Llttl Chief
Ontario
Ophlr
Potoal
Savage
glerre Nevada
Small Haeea ..
Staadard
.. 6
..tio
..106
.. 13
.. se
.. 15
.. II
..160
Bank of Bngrlaaal Statement.
LONDON Nov. 7. The weekly statement
of the Bank of England shows the follow
ing changes: . Total reserve decreased,
3.139.000; circulation Increased, 136.000;
bullion decreased, 8,004.037; other aecur
ltlea Increased, 1,360,000;. other deposits
decreased, 4.113,000; public deposit de-
I creased. 490,000; notes reserve decreased,
i, r.fi,A. ...... .tl la. J 1
M.'WiWi avvvi iiiiiviii iiuiiiibi um I citmu,
4,0o0. The proportion of . the bank's re
serve to liability this week Is 36.30 per
cent, compared with 89,01 per cent last
weeks
Treasury Statement.
WA8HINGEON. Nov.: 7.-Today a state
J ment of tha treasury balances In the gen-
eral fund, exclualve of the $15O,og0.OuO gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
' $240,658,632; gold coin and. bullion, $8,623,1175;
gold certificates, toO.630.090.,
Bank Cleariaga,
OMAHA, Nov. 7. Bank clearings for to
day were $1,730,868.03 and for the corre
sponding date laat year $l,t!2.118.45.
WEATHER 14 THE GRAIN BELT
Fair aad
it (a
Coaler for Friday.
Promised to Be.
OMAHA. Nov. 7, 1907.
Btormf weather continues over the east
ern and upper Atlantic atatea, and heavy
rains and high winds are reported through
out those sections. Increased cloudlnesa Is
shown In the central valleys and western
portion, but no precipitation worthy of
note has occurred since the last report,
except light rains In the western Canadian
provinces. Cooler weather Is geneiat eaat
of the Mississippi river. Temperatures are
higher In the Missouri valley, but are lower
In the west and northwest, and will bu
lower In this vicinity tonight and Friday,
with probably continued fair weather.
Omaha record of temperature and preci
pitation, compared wltn the corresponding
day of the last three years:
1907. 1906. 1936. 1M
Minimum temperature .... 42 45 40 40
Precipitation 00 00 00 Ou
Normal temperature for today, 41 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
(.47 inches.
Deficiency in corresponding period In l'jOh,
3.86 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 19ij,
2.24 Inches. L. A. WELSH.
, Local Foiea -.ttr.
CATTLE With extremely light receipts
of cattle In sight this morning and with
moderate runs reported at other selling
points,- the trade took on a better feeling
than for the several daya past. It hap
pened that buyers all wanted a few head
and, as tnere were so few on sale, the tnar-
aei was not. oniy active, uui ruuhkcii me
... 1 . ...... 1 ...... .1 . , n ........ 1 sna
eariv 1 revaijis viiciiiBi.'e, ii.i'w. wj
short time.
Beef steers can safely be quoted strong
to lOo higher. A bunch of cornfeds sold
up to $6.40, but, as there has been noth
ing of that kind coming of late, it would be
lmpoeatble to give comparisons. The few
westerns were also sold to very good ad
vantage. There seemed to be a very fair demand
for cows and heifers and the more de
sirable lots sold quite readily lO&lto higher
than yesterday. Borne cattle carried over
from yeaterday actually brought 10c more
than was bid for them yesterday. As a
matter of courae aome bunches that did
not happen to find favor In the eyes of
buyers did not sell to as good advantage.
' There were very few .feeder In eight In
first handa this morning, but, as usual dur
ing the last half Of the week, the demand
was not particularly urgent. There was
sale, however, for a (ew right good Cattle
at atrong prices.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers. $5.50i. 41.40; fair to good corn
fed steers, $4.806.40; common to fair corn
fed steers. $4.0U&4.80; good to choice range
steers, $4.256.00; fair to good range steera.
$3.7fij4.26; common to fair range steers,
t3.vi8.76; good to choice cows and heifers,
$3.(Hk(i3 60; fair to good cowa and lielfers,
ez.niKn -i.uo; common to lair cuww iu nnien,
$1. 5063. 50; good to oholce stockers and feed
ers $4 0iii4 : fair to good ftrkers snd
feeders, $3.6tS4.M: common to fair stockers
and feeders, $2 76(93.60.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 43 4 40 S 4 4 4
t 1161 4 4 81 list 40
8TOCKER8 AND FEEDkiKfl.
11 7KI III
WEB TERNS NEHKABri-A.
St. Lonls Live Stock Market.
8T. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-CATTLE Reoelpts
8,000 head. Including 1.000 Texana; market
strong; native shipping and export steers,
$6.90fd7.00; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$o.Ky60; steers under 1,000 pounds, $3.6C3
4.86; stockers and feeders, (ItsXa 4. 16 : cows
and heifers, $3.&Utf6.60; cannnrs, $1.2Mra.C0:
bulls, $2.6oti4.60; calves, $3.Wa7.60; Texas
and Indlnn steers, $2.0035.00; cows and
heifers, 31.2&ft3.66;
HOQ3 Receipts 6.500 heed: market 15c to
20c lower; pig and lights, ti.o0io.?l
packers, 4.86vi625; butchera and best
heavy, $5.$t;6.46.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1,200
head: market steady: native muttons, t'i.26
I (.6.26; lambs, $4.00i.SO; culls and bucks,
,2. 6060; stockers. 12 004,00.
Kssus City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, Nov. 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 9,000 head, Including 600 southerns;
market stead v; choice exiKirt and dressed
beef steers, $5.204.6.06; fair to good, $4.'a
I (.30; western steers, $1.6Mi4.40; stockers
feeders, li.WKiH: southern steers,
$3.00ti3.96; southern cows, $1.50ru'3.10: native
cowa, $2.0Ou 4. 26; native heifers, $3.004.06;
bulls, l2.loli3.66; calvea, $3.605.75.
HOGS Receipts 7,000 head; market opened
25c lower; loss regained; top, $5.06; bulk of
sales. $4.7vOtr4.0; heavy, (4.80rn4.86; packers
Bv.moo.oo. pikb aria iihoib, eo.puuHi.w.
BHEEP AND LAMtta Receipts 4.0U0
head; market steady to strong; lambs,
t4.7tVHi.26: yearllnxs. $4.tW4.7R: .we--
yearllngs, $4.60(i6.00; western sheep. S-1V
4.76; stockers and feeders, 33.004). uu.
14 cows
41 cows,
( cows...
22 cows...
( heifers.
91 steers.. ..1006
3 hslfers... 363
21 calves.... 3U3
830
863
4
927
674
7 cows
15 cows...,
4 cows.,,,
7 cows....
( bulls....
11 cows..,,
6 heifers.
IS cowa....
13 feedere.
39 heifers.
I cows...,
15 cows...,
8 cows...
10 cows...
13 steers..
27 cows....
1 cow....
12 calves.
744
944
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1 60
1 36
3 80
I (6
( 25
( 65
1 26
2 85
3 10
41 cows.
rows..
8 cows..
( cows..
2 steers
4 steers.. ..1140
2 calves.... 290
767
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.. 943
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( 40
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1 75
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WYOMING.
4 calvea
14 cows....
18 cows....
8 cows....
30 Bteers...
7 cows....
29 cows....
13 cows....
0 cows....
7 steers...
13 cows
12 feeders.
3 cows....
6 cows
8 cows..
2 cows. .
8 cows..
1 calf...
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( 25
1 15
2 26
3 85
I 60
$ 60
1 76
i 00
1 40
5 00
2 00
4 00
887
.1153
46 cows....
10 steers..,
28 steers,. ..1357
18 cows 855
10 cows 900
58 feeders.. 1085
64 steers.. ..1214
1 steer 1120
DAKOTA.
5 steers.... 950
56 steers. ...H66
9 steers. ...1178
14 cows 1027
2 80
3 60
4 90
1 60
2 55
4 On
4 85
4 H
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1I1.40 share.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Nov. T.-Th supplies of money
Were short, the demand waa good and
rates were dearer In tne market today
Discounts were adjusted to the Increased
rate of the Bank of England.- Trading
on the Bunk exchange opened buoyantly
on the settlement of the railway diaout.
Consols Improved (-16 snd home rails went
up from 1 to 4 points, but dealers re
ceived a shock when the 1 per cent bsnk
rate was announced and a general detltns
followed. Hume rails lost niost of the
InitUI M1ai.ie and consols declined S.
but talsid abue the lowest prU.cs of the
St. Josepk Live Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo.. Nov. 7. CATTLE
Receipt 1.372 head; market steady; na
tives, J4. 2.(10.00; cows and heifers. $1.7i,
4 40; stockers and feeders. (-l.ttiM.ii; cows
and heifers, $4.6NJ4.7
' HOtiS Receipts t.669 head; market !o
lower: top, $4 66; bulk of aalea, $4 61 11 4. 70.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts U71 head;
market steady; lambs, $ft.iofl.J6, yearlings,
$o.0u6.50.
1 1
Blens City Lire Stock Market.
RIOl X CITT, Nov. 7.-. "pedal Telegram.)
CATTLE- Receipts, j head: market
ateady; Blockers slow; beeves, $4. 6046. 78;
cows and heifers, $2 (j3 76; stockers and
feeders, $2.7uu3.76; tulvxa and yearlings,
M.2a.M.
. liutJS Receipts, 900 head: market U0o
lower, selling at $4.aofJ4., bulk ot sales,
$4.lsi4.o.
Stack
Receipts of llvs
clpal western
South Omaha
eloux City .
Kansas t ity
fit. Jo.epli .
Hi. Louub ...
Chicago
Total ......
la Sight.
stock at the alx
markets yesterday:
Catlia. llo?s.
prln-
elieep.
II, 10 ! Mill t 'Mill
600 9011
OHO 7,0110 1.000
1.372 2.64i .71
3 000 6.600 1..01
S.Ontf 1000 I2,0o0
,.24,7
(7,tl .3.1)1
23 cows 923 $ 16
9 steers.. ..11 4 ( 76
13 Steers.. ..1130 4 25
6 cows 972 I 76
9 cows 977 ( 00
10 feeders.. 86 $ 85
d steer 1370 4 85
13 steers . ..1146 3 60
fiOI'TII
69 steers.. ..1133 8 85 5 steers.... 950 $ 00
"8 steers.. ..1140 4 00 66 atoers....H66 4 00
50 steers. ...1149 IOI 9 steers. ...1178 IW
8 cows 1066 $ 00 11 cows 127 3 15
4 cows HH5 2 60
HOGS Hogs this morning sold 25o lower
than yesterday, or 76c, lower than last
Saturday. There were so few on sale that
when the trade waa once under way the
offerings were soon disposed of. The hogs
sold very largely at $4 90. with a top at
$4 95. It will be remembered that yesterday
5 If, was the leading price, with a top of
$5.23.
Hoga Bold today below the $5.00 mark for
the first time since March, I06- More than
that, the general opinion seems to be that
the bottom has not yt-l been reached, but
that prices are bound to continue on down
ward. As a matter etif fact, no one can
tell very much about the future, but with
nut Mo In sight to sustain the market the
conclusion Is that prlcea are liable to go
st Ml lower. Borne of the ble backers have
predicted that hoar will be selling down to
$4 00 before the close of the season.
Representative eales:
OMAHA wnol.kltlS VtflKKT,-
Condition of Trade and ttoetetleae on
Staple aad Knne rradaee.
EGGS-Fresh country. 22c; storage, I80.
BUTTER common. 11V: : fancy tub and
rolls. Skfi.'ic; creamery, Sic.
CHEESE New full cream. Wisconsin
twins, 17Hc; new full cream brick. 17cj dn
nestle, new Swiss, lso; nw limberber, 13
l6c; young Amrricaa, 17Vc ,
LIVE POULTRY Rprlngs, S"'! hens,
(c; roosters, 4c; ducks, le: geese, 9c;
turkeys, lc; rixeons, 7(c per 0.0.
rVH'll HI-norma,''. lanv;,
10r; hens, 10c; roosters, tic; decks, . J.c;
gcew lie; turkeys, 17J18o.
HAT Choice Ko. 1 upland. $10.f; me
dium. $9 00; No. 1 bottom. 00: oft grades
from 00 10 S6.&0, rye straw, i.iw;
alfalfa. Ilioo
FRt'ITB.
CRANBERRIES-Per barrel. $9 25fi9.5, '
APPLES Colorado fancy Jonathans. 4-.
tier box. ISJ6; California Helleflower. (2.tVt) .
t; Washington Bnow, per box. $2.00; Ore
gon Kings, per box, $2.60: Oreon Bpltsen
berg, per box. $2.W; Oregon Baldwin, 32.26;
New York Baldwins, fancy, per barrel, $u.0o;
Greening, $5.00; Hubbardson, $5.00.
I'KAKS winter fseuia, -iier cox, n.a.
(-tier box, $3.0o; Idaho and u. DeAnJou,
4 and 5-tler hoxes, 3 oO.
OHAPE8 MichiaHn, per basket. 82cr New
York, 82c; California Tokay, per crate. (2.1a);
Cornlchan, $2.00; Imported Malaga, per ktg,-.
$4.006.00.
VEGETABLES.
NAVY BEANB Per bu.. No, L (2.(0 per
bu., l ima. 7c ier lb.
Pf ITA I U(-1 er ou., b.m .oc.
BEANS New wax and string, 404T60O per
Ws r ket basket .
CAlUlAUtv Wisconsin, Holland seed. 1V4
per pound.
BEETS Per bushel, 80c.
1 t.'KNirS 'er bushel. 60.
PA KPN IP. Fer bushel. 7bC.
FAI1SHKH-I'er dosttn, 20c.
TOMATOES 1'er basket, u04T76c.
CELERY Michigan, 3oti3&c.
ONION Red Globe, per pound, Ie.
BWEET POTATOlC3-Vlrglnla, $1.3a,
PEPPERS Per bualie). 76c.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
LEMONS Per box, $3.00, $7 00. 1 ,
cuCOANUTB-Per sack. l fro; per dosea,
(Oc
DATES On market Oct. 26; Hallowe'en,
per pound, 7c; t-syer. per Pound. 4'jiO.
IIKBK CUTS.
No. 1 ribs. 14V; No. 2 ribs, 'lH4c: No. S
ribs, 6Hc. No. 1 loin, 19c; No. 8 loin, 13c;
No. 8 loin, 9c. No. I chuck, 6; No. t
chuck, 5c; No. 8 chuck, 4u. No. 1 round,
84c; No. 2 round, 71.e; No. S round, UV.
No. 1 plate, 6c; No. 2 plate, 4c; No. 3 plain,
80.
MISCELLANEOUS,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunea
re somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who se?r. lesirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo
tatlonr range from 60 to 8c lcr California
fruit and from &Ha to 8c fot Oregon.
Peaches, very firm. with fancy yellows
quoted at 13o.
111LTJ A.D TALLOW Oren salted.
No. 1 9c; No. 2, 7Vo; bull hides, 6c; green
bides, No. L (c; No. 8, 6c ) horse. $1.60(3.50;
sheep pelts, 5ociU 3. Tallow.. Ka 1. 44c;
No. L 8Hc. Wool, lit 22c.
COFFEE Rossted, No. SB, 26c; No. 30,
Be; No, 25. 19o; No. 30. 14V40.
FISH Halibut, Ho; trout. ISt; pickerel.
10c; pike, 14c; pike, fresh frozen, 13c;
whlteQsh, 1416c: buffalo. 14c; bullheads.
Skinned and dressed, 13c; cattish, dressed.
Uc; white perch, c; white bans, 15c; black
bass, 26c; aunflsh, CtiBc. ciappiea, 4b9c;
large crappies, 16c: hen Ing, fresh f rosea.
6c; whlteltsh, frosen, 13ul5c, pickerel, fresh -frosen,
13c: red snapper. 12c: flounders,
macaerel, 13o per nali; cedflsii, freari
frozen, 12c; red snipper, lie; flounders,
fresh frozen, 12c; haddock, fresh frnren, 12c;
an.elts, 13c; shad roe, 46c per lb.; frog legs.
$5o per don green aea turtle meat, to
ver lb. (
Bank of France Statement. ' ,
PARIS, Nov. 7. Tho weekly statement of
the Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation decreased
84,975,000, francs: treasury deposits de
creased, 36,0t0,H00 francs; general deposits
decreased, 28,125,000 francs; gold on hand
decreased, 31,125.000 franca; silver, on hand
decreased. 2fl. 325,000 francs: bills discounted '
decreased, 191,125.000 francs; advunces In
creased, 14,874,000 francs.
(agar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK. Nov. 7. SUGAR Haw
quiet; fair refining, 3.40c; centrifugal, 08'
test, 3.90c; molasBes sugar, 3.05c; tcflned,
quiet; crushed, 5.70c; powdered,, 5.10c;
granulated, 6c. . J
California's, t'
i Perfect Golf Links 'SsMsF ff
II nor too cold for a good l&IlK!'.!" iH ,TA
II game. Sdlj I ' '
reached i&-f. ' '
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SHEEP There waa no great rnange In
the situation in the sheep bsrn this morn
Ir.g, the market beginning about ahere it
left off yesterday. Fortunately rece.pta
here were very much lighter, and at most
all other market points as well, which waa
a great help in sustaining prices. Buyers
ataited out In good season picking up her
snd there such stuff as suited them at
prices thst looked about ateady with yes
terday. While there was no great activity
in the movement, atlll the stuff kept chang
ing hands a load or two at a time. Killers
pu ked up a fair kind of ewea at (3 XqZ to,
with good yearling wctjtrrs at (4.5o and
lambs at $5.(0.
With feedera It waa a good deal of a
nvtch-aa-catch-can" .market. The feeling
waa Just about steady and the g'.neral con
ditions governing Hi trade were , without
noteworthy cbange as compared with yes
terday. Tins wonH apply to the good kind of
feeders. When It came to the common !
kinds the trade was very slow. Old j
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