Nebraska Newspapers

    GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET U"d
iELiHILL1 fl- NOVEMBER 10, 1007.
General Weakneis All Along the Line
of Speculation.
CORN DROPS ON HEAVY SALES
Wae-nt and Oats In mpathr lld
"" EaHyF,r I ndrrtone
firings Iteanonsr-a to
Ruling.
OMAHA, Nov. It, 1HU7.
Tlitij' whs a ftrirral weakness all along
Hie line this morning. Corn had a heavy
"lump cajsed by heavy selling Induced by
'he last government reports.
Wheat ami oats acted III sympathy and
sol.l down easily.
Wheat fm strong on the Mart but
worked down later with the slump In corn
and the decline In the northwest. Ths mar
ket had a undertone and responded to buy
ing. Lieccnitier wheat opened at and
cloned at 84V.
Corn niaile a Bllde today and went off In
chunk. Ki lling wa extremely heavy and
there wn no support to check the decline.
I'ecembcr corn opened at &utc and closed
at &oV. ,
Jms started safe with corn and fol
lowed weak all mornlnR. They have had
heavy il.iniilation by long Inteiest and the
market begin to feel congested. December
oat opened at 44lf and closed at 44c.
I'rlniary wheat receipts were stii.OMi bu.
and shipments were ini.tsm bu.. uKHlnst re
eelpis lust year of tsST.lioO bu. and shipments
of 4(i. bu.
t orn receipts were tnl.flm bu. and ship
ments were X73.ors bUii against receipt last
year of l.foii bu. and shipments or 4J2,tmo
Charsnres were 48.1H7 bu. of torn, GOD
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
i'Z"'.;'." bu.
Liverpool cloned lower on wheat
and V4d lower on corn.
Local range of options:
Arilcle. Open. ! IIlKrtTl.owrfciese.i Tes y.
ond rnlent. 15 SO5.40: (lrt rl..r. 11. In
40; lei'uml clears. 13 f.,',' 3 7,'.
rl-,1,1.1 MrlJ. in I'Hsv rti-rii.ti,l rlnvinir
I'ti.'s. $1.14; to arrive. 1.J4.
HltAN In bulk, .76 i 2 I .UO.
5
Wheat
Dec.... Mlf
May... 971
July... 89
Corn
Deo.,.. pfW-J
May... i.lVii
July... M
Olils (
Don....
Mny... 47H
July... 4:",
Omaha
''li situation
doing.
Mtg M'V M'
-"sl "-'si MSI -'
50V 50,
MV toUsi l m
51 I o- 6Hj 60
44V 44 44 ",
47V. 47',! 47i,i 47H
43 4.", 42',, 43',
Task Prices.
dead and dull,
nothing
Carl.t Itacatyta.
Wheat Corn.
86 ho'
6i ...
4
2!2
Oats.
. 140
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
CHICAGO G11AIX A IN II PHOY1SIOM4
1'eatnrea of the Trading; and Closing
I'rlees on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Nov. .-After a nervous ses
sion the local whest market closed strong
buying by shorts, the December deliv
ery showing a net gain of IS'crlc. Corn
was off c. Oats were Vac lower. Pro
visions wore 2c to 74c higher.
The (7cmanl for wheat which -un,.rl
the sirong tone late In the day was based
chiefly on the weekly statement of tho
Aiew York hunk, which showed a more
satisfactory condition than hud heen gen
Tally expected. An Improved export de
mand and liberal shipments from here
iliw past week helped to strengthen the
market. There was an active trade during
:he Inst half of the session, but the vol
. iimo of business early In the day was very
light. Lower cables and a sharp break
In corn were bearish iiifluens-t-s that
caused weakness the first part of the day.
The market closed strong. December
opened VcrSe lower to Si4o higher, at
Mo to SOU.-, advanced to !,1V. and closed
t fri4 Way sold between sD'to and 1.0oi
nd closed at ILOOViJ 1.0".. Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to 2Z8.O00 bu.
Primary receipts were SlT.ox) bu.. compared
wtin 'HW.OOO hu. the corresponding day a
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
ago reported receipt of 134 cars, against
MB cars Inst week and 678 cars a year ago.
Renewed liquidation caused a slump of
c pec bushel In the price of corn. A large
port of these sales were said to bs for
tho account of an eastern trader. Prices
advanced, about lc from the low point on
buying by shorts. Induced by tho strength
-)f wheat. The close was steady. Decem
ber opened a shade, lower -to a shade
higher, at 5Sc to 6iV. advanced to 574c
snd then declined to 66Vfcc. Tho close was
t WHtiSaHc. Ijocal receipts were 66 cars,
with 16 cars of contract grade.
Oats were weak almost all day. Thero
was only a small volume of business. The
narket was affected principally by tho
action of com. A !c to 4o decline In cash
vsts had a weakening effect. December
opened unchanged at 4tNc, sold between
to'to- una 4. set and closed at 46V4c Local
receipts were 240 cars.
Provisions were firm on active demand
by shorts. Offerings were light through
out tor enure auy. A jot; to zuc advance In
the price of live hogs was a bullish factor.
At the close January pork was up lifto at
$13.t. - I-ard was up THo at 18.10. Ribs
were 2"4o higher at 17.074.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
3'J cars; corn, 71 cars; oats, 18S cars; hogs,
IR.ihui head.
The leading future ranged aa follows!
.KW VOIIK f.KIKHAI. MARKET
restores of Trading; sad Prices of
Leading Commodities.
NKW TOKK. Nov. 9.-FIl K Rweipts.
1M.1S bhls. ; exports, 12.1M hlils. ; quiet a:,d
about st'Hriy; Minnesota pateni. $i, 3,11 5. 6.;
Wir.ter sir.iiglus, 4 :"e.'(4 75 : .Vmm soia
baker, $4 is -4i .,; Winter extras, Si .Vu4.M;
wlnt.-r at.iit. 4.H.e-it.2'.; winter low
grade. l.:,V4.'. Hye Hour,' Heady; tan
to good, t!,.i.,r,,.J; choice to fancv. &.-2f
5.60. Uuck wheal flour; steady, H. I"'ir1.i5 tx r
l'W Ihs.
C'OKNMKAI Quiet; Hne white nnd vil
low. ll.4iKy i.t6; coarse, 1.3tt l.X5; kiln dried.
3.7VH3.'.i6
HirWmll; No. 2 Western, &4 , f. o. b..
New York.
MARIA Y Nominal.
W H K AT Receipts, !14.f00 l.u. Spot,
steady: No. 2 red, elevator, and tl.ul1,
f. o. h, afloat; No. t northern, Dublin,
nominal, f. o. b.. afloat ; No. 2 hard w inter
nominal, f. o. h., annul. The big Duluth
elevator tire, coupled with good commission
house support, strength in the northwest.
Ie favoiable Argentina new, lilted pried
a c this morning. Later It hi oke w ith coin
and closed VV not lower. December,
1 . l-u'-. closed at tl.01. May, tl.oTVtf
l.'"1. closed at tl.074.
CORN Receipts, ..U." bu.; exports, 2:130
h'l bpot. easy; No. 2, Hxo, elevator, and
Mri'. f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white, i,:ic; No 2
yellow. K7Sc. f. o. b.. atloat; nil nominal,
ihe option market t :-id atiHv, b it brok.
shari.iv towaids noon, with I no west, clos
ing llM'.r lower. December closed r-t KMx.c
-May, ii,-V,6c. closed at 1.1-Si .
VAlaK'-',l1t. lJl.leo bu. pot, eav;
;i . ",-? 10 A :'-c- nat n-iil whlf.
J2.J,h"- B2fi5414c; clip.ed white, S", to
40 lbs., S-Mutrav.
l!';.XrS"'n;y; go" to choice, tl. 151. 2(i.
MOI 8 Viuiet; state, common to choice.
I? I ci-op. 711.-; Pacific
coast Jo7 crop, W,12-; crop. .VoSc.
HlDfc,d-yui.-t; Central Anu-rlcii. li't'lilic
Rogota, mdflVkU.
I.KATIIKK-Hleurf... .,..1.1 I-..
PROVISIONS Reef, steadv; faniu'v. 114 "0
x ,l"-""-W.f-'. rickled bellies.
tn.f,14 (0; pickled hams. tll.iK.f. H.a.). Lard
tirm: western prime, lvn.i7n; retlnm
steady, quiet; continent, Jn.ir,; Soutli Amer
ica. tlO.Oti; compound. ts.t24-f,x.2r. Pork
steady; family, t2-i.no; UlTX ch-ar. thi.5 -'it
11.611; me, t Iti.OiKd 16,75.
TALA.OV-gulct; city. ec; country, VSl
Rlt h Steady; iloinel!c,
27'fii4c; Japan, nominal.
HI 1 1LH-Htiong; cieumery, extnis 2.''c;
thirds to firsts. 22i2ic; held c-rcimerles
second to specials. iMc'Sc; stute dairv
common to finest, 21 ft 27c
C'HKKSKHteudy; state, full cream, col
ored and white. September, fine, 174c
October, fine. 134,-; October, gijod to
'r l-AtY'1, ''tober. common 10
rlr. 104 ff 124c; large. October, fine.
KtSOS Firm; state. Tennsyl v.inhi an,
nearby first to .-m,-,. :;,.. west
ern firsts, 27r 2c; seconds, 2l'ii2tlc-.
POll.M'i Alive. lull; western k-
jii-, i.i'ic; lOWIS. i: ','f I i' tlil,.
I-- nresspd. Irregular; 'western chick
l.Jiluc; turkeys. Inline: fowls. 101 12c.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Torpid Because Bank State
ment is Withheld. '
eral fund, exclusive of the 11 i.n.ooo.ooo
gold reserve, shows: Available c.ih hsl
snce. t240.3rf3.47f.; gold icln snd bullion,
112. 462.217; gold certificates. Js,7S,6dO.
fair (o extra,
I-1IH,
WKAT1IRK IN TIIK inI
II K I.
Fair and
the- Mabltnlh
Cooler for
Day.
OMAHA. Nov. !,
Iciiiperature ha risen
1P07.
in Ihe
While the
"ei-i .Mississippi anu .Mlsourl vallev since
the preceding report, the weather continues
cool m the upper valleys and throughout
the west and northwest. The weather is
coo..r ,he ,nid,u Mississippi and lower
Ohio valleys and is warmer in the southern
states; elsewhere chuiiKc in lemuei at ore
oven uniiiipoi unit. -t in. weather
1 uuuy east or the .Mistissippi river
ciear wist or the rlvi'r. and It
"oiy i-ontinue ralr. with cool
vicinity tonlglit and Sundav.
Omaha record of
cipitatlon
MAKES UNPLEASANT SHOWING
Bank Reserve Nearly FlftyTws MM.
Hons Below Lean I l.lmlt l.lttle
Imported fold Flgnres la
. lUitlitiarr.
NKW YORK, Nov. . The decision to
withhold the publication of the bank
statement until after the close of the stock
market deprived it of what i usually the
sole Incentive to activity in the Saturday
short session. The consequence was a tor
pid market and an liiconseouential drift
of prices.
Ihe bank statement made the unpleas
ant showing of a widening of the deficit
below the leal reserve by the amount of
tut.oso.snj, leaving the margin for repn.r be
fore the legal reserve limit Is restored at
.l.H24.ii25. J he casli showing was not worse
tlmn was expected, the Increase of t.31S,
n". comparing with an Indicated decrease
of tl2.oie.MKj as far as the known move
ments of money could be traced. More
over, bank officials assert that not more
than .,uioii f ;(, week s tX ".Ow of
receipts of foreign gold actually figure n
the statement. The statement Is computed
oh averages for five days, owing to the
holiday. Instead of the usual six davs. and
this would serve to msgniiy the changes
f:,r Incoming gold may serve to re-li-nse
credits and reduce loan, the small
1'ioporiion 01 1 lie gold arrivals which fig
ure ill the Statement leuvna I ho .,.1,1.1
suit understated. The additional gold en
gagements made this week must figure, in
the same way, in extension of loans subject
to liquidation Oil the arnv.l ..( .1...
How far tho new Issues of cl.irin l,,,,,..
certificates and the transfer of loans from
trust companies to banks may figure In
the oun jlrIU ,. purely conhctural
There was a stl.lenlni; of the premium
paid for currency today. A feature was
the further large transfers of currency to
the Interior, representing, it is believed, the
forwarding to lis destination of the gold
Import arrivals. The New York clearing
house banks estimate that gross shfpmenls
of currency made by them to out-of-town
points this week amounted to J2l.5iV.000
last week they were t22.ts,nno and the pre
ctdlng weck, t21.5MOM, an aggregate for
the three weaks of jf,,(ioii.oon
Bond were steady. Total sales par
value, tl.,.s7.0i0. Cnitsd States 2s advanced
1. the 3s. and tlie 4s 2 per cent In the
bid price on call during tiie week.
Number of sah s and quotations on stocks
were as follows:
IfeiT York Money Market.
NKW YORK, Nov. , MONEY On call,
nominal; time loans dull and slrone, sluty
d.iys. i,i r cent; ninety days 12 per cent;
six months, 6 per cent.
PRIM 1-7 MKRCANTILE PAPER Nomin
ally at 7-5 to per cent.
STKRLINO KXCHANUB Firm. with
actual business In banker' bills at H WMf
4 6 for demand and at 14 79 for sixty-day
bills; commercial bill. tl.Trt'li 4.77ij.
SILVER Mar. fc'Se; Mexican dollars,
46 V-
RtJNDS Government, steady; railroad.
sieauy.
1"
V
.hi
.Pl
is
.'i ml
will prob
er, in this
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgli.l Low. I Close. Tos'y.
Wheat
Deo.
May
July
Corn
Dee. May
July
Oats
Dec.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Nov.
Jan.
May
Ribs
Jsn.
May
1 l-V
7l
56Vff'
lr.7VJS.
56-7'.!
l iss,y
1
P6H
r.7
RS1!
57Si
90
I
46,
46tjT
IS 30
13 70
K 3ZH
8 15
8 15
T K(4
736
I
m'Kov:-,H.
ii oot,-a w7ai
1 W 1 00
I
H,5VttV5tH,lT
46W
4ii"i
u"1-, V'Ct Wi4S4!'vsit0
4uHI b
13 35
IS 75
II :!
I IS
8 17H
7 15
7S7S
45
IS 20
13 57H
8 82V
8 orU
12W
7 os
7
13 22H1
13 60 I
32s;
8 10
15
I
7 07
7 32
13 2o
13 55
8 20
8 02
8 lu
7 06
T 30
No. t.
fash quotations were as follows-
KLOl'R Barely steady; winter patents
M lf54j-4 75; straights. ta.SKI 50: spring st
ents, ta.10ffj.40; straights, UtVgA.h, bakers
t3 vs-410. "
WHEAT NO. t spHng. 987-tl.Ol; No 3
tocfitl.OO; No. t red. k-iiiioc.
CORN No. 2, 6U'Hc; No. 3 yellow. o
ijnic. '
OATB-N'o. 2, 64 ; No. 3 white, 424i4!c
HYE-No, 2, 76c.
BA RIE Y Oood feeding. 82ij70c; fair to
choice malting. TS'SUOc.
6EEDS Flax. No. 1 northwestern, tl 17
Timothy, prime, 84.20. Clover, contract
grades. 815.25. "l
PROVIIsIONS-ehort ribs, sides (loose)
ti 2cf(25. Mess pork, per bbl.. tlSftai3 2s'
Lard, per loo lbs.. tx.rHr8.W. Bhort clear
sides (boxed l, 87 50i.ou.
Kolhnnng were the recelpta and ship,
ments of flour and grain:
. , , Recelpta Shipment
Flour bids M.lm
heat bu 4.uw 1M
J orn- ,bu 2t:2lW
Oats, bu ls2u(W iu ((lu
'- bui ltH 4.1. tl
Parley, l.u 47. -r. Mv
On the Produce exebange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries. 2lVa
.,.: dairies a.u.t,23r. Egg,, steady; at
mark, cases Included. 17uc: firsts 2Ji-;
prime firsts, 24c. Cheese, easy. 13451-
nuniii.fr Gral
MILWAIKKK. Nov
,-MeaoT. ,o. 1 northern. 11 uotr 1 (l v.t
c4i tl.Oo; Iiecetuber. tlVsc
temperature and iv...
Cfimilil(-..rl u-iili ti,
In. ,1.... . - . '.'.in
iB "a j 01 me last, inree years:
, . , 1907. Ii6. 1306
.Minimum temiieriitiiro.... ;j'i ;;s ail 32
Precipitation co .mi 3
Normal temperature for today, 40 hV-reox
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.'
o.5i Inches.
Deficiency in corresponding period In I:HX,
3.W Inches.
.".tML'nvy co"-'P'iiUlnir rs-riod in 1P05.
2.32 inches. A. vVELSII.
Local Forecaster.
at. I.oala (ieneral Market.
ST. LOC1S, Nov. fl.-VHKAT-Higl,cr:
track, No. 2 red, cash, 9ou,ililW--
'JSdiofic; D.-cember, 't"V: May si "
-7.UII1N-F,rn,: VHvk- No- r"s". 6U
wiV.,eD5: M0' - 2
OATS-Firm; track. No. 2 cash. 4f(i4.-,uc-whiTe.1
I7HC 4aHC! M"y' W No. 2
URAN-tl'.Oifil.Oo.
FLOUR-DulL red winter iiatents, U.Wtt
clear. t3.o"y Mrtt,M'
MEED Timothy, steady. t3.5iM a
CORNMKAI-Steady. t;i.0U.
","Ci:rol,-',ay: BH1ed, east track,
HA Steady; prairie, ts.mrtill 00
IRON ' (OTI'ON TIES-tl.lo.
BAtiGING 11 5-16C
HEMP TWINE lie.
1 "OVSIONa-Pork. firm. Jobbing, tl.1.75
Lard, higher; prime steam, t8.2o Dry
I. l.mt''.,"' B.,"dy. ,""t'',, oxtri horts.
l'M2Vi; clear ribs, t! 00 sliort clears, tit -'o
Bacon, steady; boxed yxtra shorts. tloio:
lOt.L RY-Du!l; chickens. 8c; springs.
..!,T.lI'',r,,,U; creamery, 2T26c.
kUGS-Stcady, lilc, case count
, , , , Receipts.
flour. bbls s.oui
Wheat, bu m.yflo
I om. hu ll.eoo
tats, bu w.ooo 1
AtUmA K.vpraes
Amalgamated Copper ....
Am. f. & K
Am. C. A r. pfd
Am. Cotton oil
Am. Cotton (ill pdi
American Kxpreen
Am. 11. ti L. ptd
Auierl'-an he a-rurltles.
Am. hlniHed (III
Am. Lli.a.ert Oil phi...
Am. l.oc motive
Am. Ijepom-.tlv.- pld
Am. 8. S, R
Am. 8. & H. pfd ,
Am. Sugar Helming
Am. Ti Inkto pfd ctfa...
Anainndu Mining Co
Attrlllmn
AlculKuil pfd
At:a;itlr i-oiit Line
lUIttmor? A: Olnn
Hal. (Ihlu I'M
Hrnoklyn Rapid Tr
Onadian rat-Id'-
Cenlr.il of yew Jpt'xey. ..
(-lieaatK-ahe '. Ohio
( hli-aito (it. w
L'hlvasa N. W
C. M. & ft. V
fhlragu T. Ac T
Chlragu T. tt T. p(d....
I'.. (".. r. & Kt. L
Colorado F. I
Colorado ft Po v
Colo. - Hu. 1st pfd
Colo. So. 2d pfd
(V-molldnted Umn
Corn Product, rfg.
I'sni Products pfd
Delaware ac Hudnoa. : .. . .
Pel.. U V
Deliver & R. O
P. ft It. C. pfd
Dlatlllers' S'tuiltiea
Krle
Krle tut pfd
Krle 2d pfd
(Ieneral Klectrlc
Ilhnola ( crural
International Paper ......
Salea. High. Low.
.4l"
l.tNfl
31 n
210,
21
4(4
S
22 (
400 lit, lit,
''ii .tH
im si', i
7.ti tv M'i
- Rk
1' I'-a In IS
M tv, .",
1,i' it;1,
l.!"M "iV il
?! M H3
:i' 1 iu 1,
7!',
70-1 gjii ai
Si"1 it-1, ms
r.ei jii.',
"Si TV
7'0' i'KiVa "liej
'is', istj
.".no :i:l ' i:
-m s1 hi, '
5l 1281,
3(i iiij 'i7'i
pfd..
tl.05.
Shipments,
lo.i m
72.COH
43.OO0
ai.iNXi
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. l.-WHKiTn..
No. 8 ! 60.
2 red. i so-
SoHc. Cash:
saywio; No.
cember, 88T4c: Mav.
hard. gyriiCe; No. 3,
8iro2c: No. 3. Wdi.Sle
CORN December, 40c; May, r,n.e
No 2 mixed, 64c; No. 8. 534.i,64c;
white. 64W-; No. 3. 5tc.
"HMO, 2 white,
''0 -tH
Cash :
No. 2
4T46Mic; No. 2 mixed,
HAY Choice timothy, S9.5C&10 co
pra Irle. tll.604i 12.U0.
RVfc-70c.
.-.''' ii-'Crean,.ery- Pxcki'1".
'", Ilisis. JOC.
Receipts. Shipments.
s.isai JW.uon
choice
15c.
Wheat, bu.
Corn.
Oats.
bu...
bu....
11.0(0
ll.lAl
8,000
Quolaflons at Kaneus City as reported by
Lmgan . Uryan. 112 Hoard of Trade, were.
Articles.
JOpen. j High. I Low. Close.
Wheat '
December
May
Corn
December
May
I I I
. 87Vlt V4:8!,'rc7,
4!', '.")! 5c1,'
71 WVH
W XHA
4k'4SA
50S I blU
A-Asked. B Bid.
Market.
. WHKAT-
2 northern
bid
BAHI.EY
60 l V'.tr.
CORN Lower
57 Sc bid.
Steady; No. , 5c; sample,
No. 3 cash, BtQkOc; May,
Liverpool Uraln Market.
.--. No. i red western winter. 7s SVd
futures, uulet; December. 7 Sd March
t-.d' Vsy. 's Ud. ' ri"'
COR N-Spot, easy; prime mixed Amerl
fCd; 'ry.t'ivl: dU"; r. 5-
Uolntk Grain Market.
DPLUTH. Nov. S WII,:ATNn 1
No. 2 nortnern, sfttUc:
May, tl.06.
northern. 7,c
I'ecember, tUr
. OATS 45 Sic
Toledo
TOLEDO. Nov.
ts 32S; iH-cemlier,
llmothy, prime, S2
Meed Market.
9. 8KEIS Clover, cash.
t:i.4o; March, t 4:4.
.it. AJsike, prime, tf u.
Coffee Market.
NKW YORK. Nov. S.-tYlPPl?rviu,i,.i
opened steady at unchanged
was about as due on ihe
for futures
prices, whi
Int. Taper
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kaunas City So
K. ('. So. pd
Loulfvllle ft N
Mexican Central
Mlun. ft St. 1.
M., St. P. ft s. K. M.
M.. 81. P. ft 8. H. M.
MOiRourl Pacific
M.. K. ft T
M., K. ft T. pfd
National Lead
N. H. R. of M. pfd. oAVt
New York Cenlra)
N. V.. 0. ft W
Norfolk ft Western
Norfolk ft W. Pfd
North American
Paclttc Mall
Pennsylvania
Heople'a Oaa
P . c. c. ft at. l...
Pretfbed Steel t'ar
Pressed B C. pfd
Pullman Palace t'ar
Heading
Heading let pfdv
H ading 2d pfd
Republic Steel
Hepubllr Steel pfd
Hock Irland Co
Itock Inland pfd
St. L ft H F. i pfd....
St. Lonla Soutliweateril...
St. b. S. W. pld
Southern Pacific
So. Pacific pfd
Railway
Hallway ufd
Tennessee C. ft l !
Texaa ft Pacific
Toledo, St. L ft W
T.. St. I. ft W. pfd
t nlon Paclnc
I nlun Paclflr pfd
L. H. K, press
I. 8. Really
I. g. Rubb.r . ...
C. . Rubber pfd
I'. S. Steel
t. ft. Steel pfd...'.
Va -Car Una Chemical ...
Vs. -Card. I'hcm. pfd
Waharh
Wabash pfd
Wells-Kargo Kx . offered..
W ratlngbouse Kieelrtr ...
Wontern t'nlon
whiellng ft L. K
WlM-iiicSIn Central
Wis. Central pfd
Northern Paclnc
Central Leather
central leather pfd
Sloee-Shetdeld Steel
(.rest Northern pld ,
Inlerborough Met
1st. Met. pfd
Total bales for the day.
loo
100
.too
lot)
1U4
12 Vs
91.
61 H
9
42
l!3a
12SV
6'l
9
20 114,
pld..
10U
100
l,l)
211
" 2 00
w
IM'O
too
4
"4
.I',
2:tv,
54
DKV,
30
:
:i
7;.
54
"a.',
294
70
37
76
10.4-W 7S', 78
tnu
1.7no
?
coy
21 M
4iO
14.100
i.K'M)
4. H)
1,L"I0
S7a
S7-,
104
HI
l4
31V,
ins
lr.t,
J(4
HV,
12 Vs
Close.
lBf.
4S
2Vi
'S
23
70
17K
13
US
"
1
;m
-
f7
MS
l'4
toa
.(!',
71.1,
:i
if.
i
77
s:v,
142.,
151.
2X
7
t:
10:1
o
10
49T,
16
17
t:t
:n
:ts
127..
3
1H
39
2744
II!
122
o
9
Mli
11V,
30
pi
4
MS
14
24
7J
115
54
23
M
D
29 S
I"
214
I'M,
74V. I
&4
17., I
sv
1(7
"S
7SV,
S
16Vs
Closing quotations
were as follows:
t'. 8. ref. ;e, reg.
do coupon
V. 8. 3s. reg
do roupon
I". P. new 4s, reR.
do coupon
Am. Tobaeco 4e...
do
Atchison Ren. 4s
do adl 4s
Atlantic ('. L 4s
Pal. ft Ohio 4s
d. S's
Brk. R. T. e. 4a
do 1st inc.
do 3d loc
Ches. ft Ohio 4S....
rhlcssjo ft A. Jvs ...
C B. Q n. 4s ...
C, R. I. ft P. 4s ...
do COl. &S
('CO ft S. L g 4s.
('olo. In-l. 6s, ser. A.
Colo. Mid. 4s
Colo, ft So. 4s.
Cuba 5s
t) ft R. (1. 4
Plsilllers' Sec. 5s..
Krle p. 1. 4s
do gen. 4a
Hock. Val. 4Sr
Japan 4S". ctfs
do l1 aeries
do 4s
L. ft N. unl. 4s
Offered. "Rid.
on New Tork bonds
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Are Fifteen to Twenty
Five Centi Higher.
HOGS SHOW BIO LOSS FOR WEEK
unaltered
Owing to a
day
have re-
throughoui
sharp tsll-
V
Sheep and I. a nib Recelpta Very l.laht
All the Week, rtlih Prices Kil
ter to Twestr-FUf Cents
I, oner.
'(Un, c. a;. 4 . .
Mex Central 4s
d 1st Inc
Minn, ft St. U
.M . K ft T. 4a..
do 2s
l'"S N. R. R of M.
9- n. r. r. a JSs.
2S.V. J. ('. f tm..
7 No. Pacific 4s. ..
' do Js .
2 N. ft W. r. 4s C
(1. S. t.. rfds 4s 71'i
M Penn. conv. 3Ss a
"S It-sdlns en 4s JV
3S St. la, ft 1. M. c. r.s. li
SSI. U. ft S r. f 4s. 79
'9 St. L. 8. W c. 4s... ?
"-aboard A. la 4s.
'"' So Paclflc 4s ...
do 1st 4a ctfs
.o. Bo. Railway Ss
4"S Texas ft P. Is
5 T . St. L. ft W. 4
7 t nlon Pacific 4s...
!" do conv! 4a
J t S Steel 2d Bs. .
f Wabash Is
K7H Western Md. 4 ...
7" W. ft L. E 4s...
S'S Wis. Central 4s ...
M Atchison cv. 4s
US do Ss
77 Int. Met. 4S
MS
... M
... 74V,
... HS
1... 1
... MS
...77
4s TS'i
... K7
...1I
... S
. J
. 75
. 114
. 93
117H
94S
. t
. I1V,
.100
. tm
. 7S
. WV,
. HH
. -,
. 50
London
LONDON, Nov
as
Closing; Stocks.
. 9 Closing quotations on
follows:
.. l txinlsville ft N . . .
.. : M., K. ft T
.. 4N. V. Central
.. 7S Norfolk ft W
. R7 do pfd
. l 4 Ontario ft W
t4.'i Pr nnsylvsnla
, . 27 I, Rand Mines
,. t4 Reading
1" Southern Railway
.IT do ptd .
. 1 Southern raclflc .
. H t nlon Pn'iAt-
. 17'i do pfd
.. 40 f. S. Steel
.. it do pfd
174 Wabash
.124 do pfd
97
1"24
4
S
30
WS
41,
stocks were
Cunsola, money . . .
do at count
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd .
Baltlni re ft Ohio.
Canadian Pacific
Chesap -ake ft (ihlo
Chicago (h. W
I'.. M ft St. P....
I Beera
l. ft H. O
do pfd
Kile
do 1 pfd
do 2d pfd
Grand Trunk
llilnoia Central ....
PIlaVEH Har.
MONKY 4ii5 tier cent
The rite of discount in the open market
for sliort hills Is 6r,'t'7 per cent; for three
months' bills, tt"w?iT per cent.
SOCTH
Receipts were:
Official Monday ...
Official Tuesday ..
Ofllcial Wednesday
t'lhcial Thursday .
Official Friday
llitnate Saturday
OMAHA, Nov. 9,
Cattle. Hogs
4.670
.. 6.0.4
. t.K.4
,. l.l"
. 1.317
2"0
3.06S
2.X
t.;7
I.MI
:.0()
1907.
Sheep.
t(..:itl
7,7.
17..M
8
.15.4.18
V4.5I3
l-'.PVO
2S.949
1:7.0.10
26.
the rece.pts
Six days this week..
Same days last week.,
fame dm 2 weeks aico
Hume days 3 weeks ago..3ti.!0i3
nsiiie nays 4 w eeks ago. .oti.Tw
Same days last year ;s,0i9
The following ttable shows
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to ilHte. conmared with la;.t
1H7. !ev. Inc. Dec.
1.0.".,i.3(4 .. 395 128,909
2.0)5.711 2.14o.lo 10m
l.Mi.tilS 1.91S.W7 M.19--'
followlna table snows the averaae
prices of hogs at Soutli Omaha for the last
several days with compat Isons:
year:
(ail I,.
Hogs
Bheep
The
Date. I J907. 108. 11905. ;i904.19v'3. 11902. 1901.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
XI .
31..
1..
2..
1.
41..
..
c..
7. .
..
9..
a bo
i 61
t 7V
s
5 63 I
6 88i
5 15 I
4 o
4 7ml
4 87 .j
8 061
6 02
6 05!
mi
8 07l
4 Ml
4 2 4 9'i
4 HP 4 M
4 ', 4 f-4,
4 87' 4 Sol
I 4 881 4
5 S I 4 89
S 9fi, 4 87
4 S3 4 91
4 M 4 96
4 79i 4 7
4 93
4 9b
5 00
4 8'
8 69!
8 bl
B4l
6 72
6 87
6 73
6 73
81
5 99
(1 02
6 :
4 791 8 4M
4 74, fi Ml 6 7.'
4 Wl 62 6 72
4 iH' 8 5fi; B (9
I 6 44
4 SO
given tip all Idea of shipping this season
There is little to be said regarding the
market this week that has not already
..re. reiH.rteoi m tnese columns from
(o nay. inc fact Is conditions
mnine.t practically
tnei whole week
-o 10 me consuming demand ror mut
ton and to a d.slr on the part of puckers
11. o. .i nntuipaio men- wants in tin
esi neg-ree the demand
iMi,.nKiioiii ine neeK. r or this rea
son and In spite of the light receipts prices
have gradually sagged until at the close
or ins ween they are general!1 all
a nc lower ttisn one week ngo. As
in 01 10. -v. me msrset nas been
even anil while some salt's
mat much off,
d-clln
Sl'Kht
killers has been
of l.V.f
a niat-
v.-rv tin-
miahl not sh.iuv
others show a still heavier
a
s re
Prices on feeders have fallen off in about
the same proportion ns have killers, but
the market on that kind has been still
...... e uneven, 11 oeing a good (leal of
caicti ss cstcn run" market. Prices
so iow mat there are plenty of people who
would like to feed a bunch of sheep or
lambs, but many of them nr.- prevented
from so doing by their Inability to secure
the money with which to pav for the stnft
11 will he readily understood from this
that the buying demand for feeders is Inn
"V.0 "d I lik.-ly to continue that way
while the present financial stringency con
tinues. Quotations on good to choice killers:
lambs. ...7.VuG..c. yearling Wethers, 4.i0(.j
l .u; wethers. J4 2.Vo4.ri0; ewes. H 9.14 2 -
Quotations on fie.l.rs: Oood lambs. ?5 rt)
jKi.Sfl; common lambs. .1fio-.i4i0; veaillngs,
4.ijpJ.5ii; wethers, H.o-iU.Lfi; good ewes.
.j.itf.l.ni; common ewes, J1.60C(r2.in; aged
breeding ewes, t4.Va-t.75.
Representative sales:
ii-. , Av. Pr.
1-. vvynmlng ewes, culls 72 250
CONDITION OF OMAHA TRADE
Weather
Needed to Make
Goods Go.
Winttr
tllK.M,i I.MK STOCK MARKET
Cattle and sheep Steady Hogs
to Fifteen tents II lit her.
s. 111V.A.JM. Nov. 9.--CA'rn.K-KecelnlsSOO
5 t8
6 74
Sunday.
The official number of ears nf stock
brought in today by each road was:
t:attl. Hogs. Morses.
I Mo. Pao. Ry
4 I I lilon Punlfl.. avctnt,.
! C, & N. V.. west
f .. St. P., M. O. Ry
it'., B. & Q., east
If., H. & U., west
C, R. I. & P., east....
42
(MV,
1'44
81
244
s4
t
li
r. quiet. 2 15-Kid per ounce.
rirsrlag Honae Ilnnk gta tement.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The statement of
clearing houso banks for Ihe week shows
thut the batiks hold $51,924,125 less than tl-e
requirements of the 2o nei cent reserv'e
rule. This Is a decrease, in the proportion
of cash resorve of 13,osS,ioO. us compared
with last week. The statement follows:
Amount. Increase.
$1.1X7.316,-I'i0 $;ii.S3(iO
TaOtWK
lepposits
Circulation
l-gal tenders
Hpecle
Reserve
Reserve refiuired .
Deficit
Ex. V. 8. deposits.
-uecrease. tNot
1,(6,87X,10(
62,!.rin 11,11 -
45,0V
170.712.OS
219.7!it.!i
271.7I9.V25
51.fM.o25
;i3.ort,r7;
2.5.0.(1,200
1.113.400
SS?) 9'V)
5.2. .1.900
-4.315.isiO
8.7T2.M10
l.l.O'.a.dsl
t.
given last week.
Bnolr riearrnga.
Nov. . Hank clearine-
vj.viAtiA. ivoy. . Hank clearing for to
day were 1 .383.370. and for tho correspond
ing date last year $1, 70K.uil.es.
1907. lfXVi.
....$ 2,111,129.0(1 tl.S15.9.Xt.32
..... 1.597.9H1.07 1,794.269.41
.... 1.840.392.M 1.4K4.148.24
1.72n.8iiS.0 1.492.118.46
.... 1.H82.292.43 1.481.248.30
.... 1.383.270.43 1.7.,118.08
7
8
o
1
1
1
M
Total receipts 16
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Cudahy, from Kantfas City..
Yvtsm'ith
Jlalstea-J
Huffman
Sinclair
Other buyers
Cattle
84
329
Hogs
47
22M
li
15
391
Monday ,.
Tuesday .
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday ...
Saturday
over the
$338,120.33.
$10,116,914.13 $9,777,798.80
corresponding woek
Total . .
Increase
last year
Morrnients of Specie.
NKW YORK, Nov. 9.-Reee!pta of specie
at the port of New York for the week end
ing today Were $70,447 silver; $7,172,752 gold
Exports of merchandise and dry goods at
the port of New York for the week ending
November 2 were $14,5Nl.8rt. Exports of
specie from ) he port of New York for the
week ending; today were $897,830 sliver and
no gold.
Bank of (iernianr Statement.
BERLIN. Nov. 9. The weekly statement
of the. Imperial Bank of Germany shows
the following changes: Cash in hand, de
creased. 19.820,000 marks; treasuiv notes.
Increased, 180.000 marks; other securities
decreased, 16.880,000 marks; totes in cir
culation, decreased, 54.6O6.UO0 marks.
OMAHA WllOl.ttSALB MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations vn
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS Fresh country. 22c; storage, Inc.
Bl'TTER Common, lfic; fancy tub and
tolls, 19-(J0c; creamery, 81c.
(llbtbE-New full cream, Ylsconsln
twins, l.Hc; new full cream brick, 17c; do
mestic, new Swiss, 18c; new lltnburger, 15
il6c; young Americas, 17Hc ,
LIVE. POl.'LTRY-Sprlngs. 10c; hens
c; roosters, 4c; ducks, 10o; geese, 10c
turkeys. 16c; pigeons, 75c per dox.
UKE.PSfc.lJ POl'LTRY-Si.rlnas. fancv
6c; ducks, 12c;
7
P'lS
lVs
34 v,
no:,
n
64
4"
Jfio
lS
IT,
liV
lcVi list
1U.
8.900 shares.
It os ton Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Nov. 9 Call loans. 810
European cablts. There
cent; time loans,
closing on stocks
Atchlaos 4s
Mei. Central 4e
Atctmon
do pfd
U Ann ft Albany
Boston ft Maine
Ponton F.:evat.-d
r'ltchburg prd
Mexican Central
N V , X. H. ft H...
Pere Manm tie
t'nton Pacific
Am. Pneu. Tube
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T ft T.
C...
was further llqui-V Am.' Woolea
dation by December longs during the niorn-
a. oui me niarget ruled fairly steadv
closing steady, net unchanged to S points
lower, the loss being confined to the three
last months. Sales wer reported of 26 5J
bags, including December at 6.45c: March
" " . o .ac; July, s.sac. Spot.
Rio No. 7. Sc; Santos No. 4. ;t
cofT-e. dull; Cordova. l(yn3V-
quiet ;
. .Mild
" Market.
Nov. CORNr xt., .
- " r 1 ,u. a. rr. 1 -
PEORIA.
yellow and No
4..-; no grade. Jo.
tATJ No demand.
WHISKY Ou Uie basis
islled goods.
new.
of $186 for Bp-
31 1 mac noils Grain Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. . WHKT
No 1 hard. IA.6I10U1,; No. 1 ,'o.ih,Yr7
sn if We; No- 2 northern, iWi,jVt:
S'LOVH rirt 1-atents, $S.44te0; see-
Forelgn Financial.
BERLIN. Nov. 9-Prces on the Bourse
today opened strong upon the tone of the
murket yesterday at New York and the. ad
vices from other western bourses Penn-
"." e points, l'rues partly re
acted later. '
PARIS. Nov. .-Prlces on the Bourse
today, after an irregular opening, weak
ened owing to the continued uneasiness
regarding the monetary stringency.
. Oils and Basin.
NEW YORK. Nov .-OII.S-Cotton8eed
easy; prime crude, i::1-; prime vellow, 3fc'
Petroleum, firm; rerlne.1 New York $8 75
Philadelphia and Pulllinore. $8.;ti; 'Phila
delphia and Baltimore, iu bulk, $8.46. Tur.
penllne. easy. oc.
ROfclN-hteady ; strained, common to
good, $4.10.
'Wool Market.
8T IH-Ii. Nov. It -WOOI.Si.-a.lv me
dium grades, combing and 1 lot huiK" 9
Ac: light line j.nij. ; h. aw tine, 17'nlv
liib-WsKlted. jsfl .c.
do ptd
Kdison Klec. Illu...
Geueral Electric ...
Mass. riectnc
do pfd
Has, lias
I oiled t'nilt
t siu-d t. at
do pfd
I 8. SieeL
dO pfd
Adventure
Allou
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Asked. Bid.
isfl'lu per cent
and bonds:
. Hlngham
77 11 a Heels.
. T2T, Centennial ....
-S Copper Hang
ls Iialy West ....
.130 r'.snkl n
113 'Oranby
12J isle K- rals ..
H'lMass Mintng
ut Mi b:ro
U Moltsali
Ill1, M ni ('. a
4s Old LkibuMod, .
109- Osceola
110 Parrot
J gulucy
14sj ifbaanm
'-'t Tamarack
1!H Truntr
113 I'mced Copper .
S l . Mining...
s- I I. Oil
4 Pub
1'4 Vicioiia
7VtWlnoa
Wrj!v.-nne
2S Nnrt Butt ...
M- Putte Coalufea
1 .Nevada
iJtl'al. A An .,!!
Arlions C'aalL .
Per
ORlclal
... 5V,
..610
... I"4
... M.
.. l.l
... t(,
.. 10
.. 16
isj
..
.. 4i
W
... JJ
.. Bl
.. 10
.. 7
.. 1.,
.. C3
.. IP
- 7S
.. jr.
-
.. v
4
.. .V,
...11
.. 3V
.. 14
.. 74,
..UN
... iuH
define; pens, 10c; roosters
13. 1 geese. 11c: turknvs. 18c.
HAY holce No. 1 upland. $1000; me
dium, $9.00; No. 1 bottom. $8.00; off grades
from $5.50 to $6.60; ryo straw. $7.00; No. 1
alfalfa. $11.00.
FRCITS.
.-APPLES-NW Y0' King's. per barrel,
$0.60; "None Such," per barrel, $5.25; 20
ounce Pippins, per harrel, $5.25; Maiden
Blush, per barrel, $5.u0; Baldwins, per
barrel, $5.00; Greenings, per barrel, $6 00
western box apples, Colorado Jonathans,
per box, $3.25; Colorado Grimes Goldens,
per box, $3.25; Idaho Jonathans, per box,
$3.00; Idaho Winter Rananas, per box,
$3.00; 'Washington Ben Davis. $2.01: Wash
ton Northern Spy, per box. $2.00; Washing
ton Greenings, per hox, $2.00; Washington
Baldwins, per hox. $2.00; Washington Rome
Beauty, per hox, $2.25; Washington fall an--pies,
assorted, per box. $1.7511.86
TROPICAL FRL'ITS.
ORANGES-Klorlda, per box. $4isirU4 2j
Morula Grape Fruit, per box, $5.756 00
ORAPES-Concords. per basket, 29-ajoc-a
. h""Vy welh"'. Per keg. iS.ornai
6.60; Malagas, medium weights, per keg
$4.50tC.oo; California grapes, season about
over; some few Emperors of fair quality
still moving, per crate. $1.75iB185
i-iua AND DATES Smvrna
7 crown, per pound, I4ft15c; Smyrna
-crown, per pound, 12'dll3c; Smyrna
4-erown, per pound. lot,HC; California
boxes, 10 cartons. 86c: r.lifoeni.
boxes, 12 cartons, 85c; California figs, bulk
per poena V; Mallowl dates, per pound.
6c, Khadrawl dates, per pound. 6.-; Salr
dates, per pound, 64r; Fard dates 13
pound boxes, per pound. $c.
S4
.
7:1
i
7v
1I
12.
101
'I
lfl
'41
111.,
ns
u
HVi
67
24S
Ms
'j
J''1
Son
47
Si
(Hi
114
r
i.wv,
no,
7S.,
.Tit
Uak,
f.
1 ,
figs,
figs,
figs,
figs,
figs,
ve
ill
Xew Tork Mlalnsj Htocka.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9. Closing quotations
on mining slocks were aa follows:
Utile Chief (
Adama Con.
Alloa
Preece
Brunswick Cos.
Comatte-k Tunnel .
Cos. ( l. sV a
Horn Silvse
Iron tilTer ....... ..
Lead vl lie Csa. ......
Offered.
i
. .;i
.
. 21
. 44
MS
.leU,
. T
On.aris ...
(phlr
Pol 0.1
Hsvste
Sierra Nesads . .
Small Hopes .
Stsudard
s)
la
.
. it
. Ti
. n
.las
tieranaa Kxrtianga mm London
BERLIN. Nov. K.-Ent -hangs on Ix.ndon.
2 marks 5xi4 pfgs.. for checks. Discount
rates Short bills. 6. per cent; three
luvntl s bills 6S per cent.
Treiasry Mlateuseat.
WASHINGTON. Nov. . Todaj'a state
Ill, lit of the Uvusury balanc. s lu the g.-n-
Prlres on Oregon Fruit.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 9,-(SpeclaI )
On tlie basis of reports from county in
spectors tiie vulue of Oregon's fruit croD
litis year Is officially estimated at $4 275 -1.
This figure, far in excess of anv 'pre
vious year, Is based on amounts actually
received by growers and represents an in
crease .f U per Cent over the frjIL croD
valuation of lust year.
To the high prlcet now. paid for Oregon
fruit is partly due the increas. l . , 1 .
ear's total, but the larger acreaire ..t
orchards in res to rise to eic j
.leo a lacior. ins neavy plantings of
the last few years -are beginning to bear
and the further increase in the value of
the crop probably w ill be very raold In
the future.
The apple crop forms the largest Item en
the list, with a total value of $14.30,0
Prunes paid Oregon growers this year $1 '.
tS'.rfJS; eears. peaches and cherries ail in
excess of K,0, and strawberries over
..tu orsr. uui year have sold
at wholesale in ihs east at ID cents aple
Hood River applies as high as $3.7S a bot
Metal Market.
mN.BiV TOBK- Nov MF3TAL The
. , .A a.h'U lWr more or l" nominal
today in the absence of cables. Tin was
i-.Ti 1 . .u , . '-"Pf"1- remained
" 11 '? ,on1, ',h lak' 'lu-'ted at $13.75S
14.eo; electrolytic at $13.Ssu 13.7S; and cast.
'".!!. ?l .'""-0- l-rJ was unchanged
at $4.5..ii4..5 and spedter at $5.156.4 Iron
was reported uulet al rsoent orle.
ht. iaji IS. Nov. a.-iMi-rrlf jr
hpelter. dull, $6.1.
dua H40.
nans- and Molauassrs.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9 STJGA R Raw
JL0'.""! fi.!air r?flnm"' i-3" centrifugal
test, S.8O0; molasses sugar, 195c; refined,
quiet ; No. , 4.60c; No. 7. 4 6io; NoL- 8. i ioj"-
V-. N?,li -cl No- U. 4 Soc ; No!
12. 4.J5c: No. 13, 4.auc; No. 14. 4 16c; con
fex tioners' A. 4 ktx ; mould A. rut
loaf. &.,0o; crushed, 1.70c; powdered. 4Jio
granulated. luw cubes. E J6c. 1
wiaAsi-,-titeadyi New trlean,
kettle, govd to choke, J7f4sc. '
open
Total 427 1.813
CATTLE As usual on Saturday there
were not enough cattle In sight to make a
market. The receipts for the week have
been the lightest ol any week since the
early part of August, there having been a
heavy tailing off us compared with last
week nnd a still heavier decrease. as com
pared with a year ago. In fact receipts of
cattle, this week hove been little more
than half whut thev were during tho cor
responding week of last year. Prospects
would all seem to Indicate a belief t hat
hairing occasional heavy days the. receipts
are likely to continue light from now on.
Advices from all sections of tho range
country indicate thut hundreds of cars of
cattle brought up to tho railroads for ship
ment, have been turned back on the range
and will be held over until another season.
The week started out with a lower move
ment to values, prices breaking sharply on
Monday and Tuesday. The decline was
plainly the result of very light demand for
beef steers on the part of packers. The
consuming demand lor the products ap
pears to have fallen off in all sections of
the country, with the result thst the pack
ers both here and ut all other market
points do not require as many beeves with
which to till orders as was the case a few
weeks ago. As they are not disposed to
ouy except wnen the stuff Is actually
needed with which to fill orders the demand
In consequence was light, as noted above.
Receipts on Monday and Tuesday being
rather liberal was the occasion for the
sharp breuk In prices. On Wednesday the
market remained stationary. The decline
In prices the first two days of the week
cut off receipts nlmost entirely, so that on
Ihursday and Friday thero were hardly
enough cattle here to make a market. As
there was a demand for a few tho market
,HHJ?.eu oVe? T0 rapidly than it de
(lined the first of the week, closing 15hiuc
higher than the first of the week
ri,i flen!urk.et..on t,,w' and """'crs broke
. ,Lr. . U!c woek 11,8 " oeef
steers, the trade on that kind being badly
demoralized. During the latter part of the
V'1" , 1111 ",ore rapidly, closing
week Cl08c ot thK Previous
The volume, nf Hi. i - i
raUterflmheY especia ly" dT
.h. i 'ter lt ot Ule I-artlv due
to the light offerings. It Is very evident
to "feeTVa,1 '.V 0(1 man" who would like
to feed cattle are not trying to do su on
?2 P1 h0 8CarVUy ""noneV. h, nt "
f?"?, mo" or less limited and Is likely
to continue so until the financial situation
ntproves very materially. With no very
thT1, der"a,nd ai time dura
Li?.,.. I?11 the "'arket has run along "1
about the game groove, prices at the close
C ifraf'T1 Wn"" they ,e on" week ago
Cluatadona on cattle:.,Oood to choice
feOdres1er".te$4K,ii'',i-40; fa'r ,0 "" '
ted sveers, 4O0uo.40; common to fair corn-
S -vfi ,V falr ,,0 ranK Pteeis;
W..W4.26. common to fair ranue Eteers
bS2?-2: 8r?d .t0 th'.ce cows'ad heiiers!
a'r ,0 fO'lfows and hellers
$-.(jtKg3.uu, common to fair cows and heifers
l.ua tiu; good to choice st.K-kers and feed
ers. $4.lsj40; talr to good slo. kers and
fede . -Mi4.(w; common to lair slockers
and feeders, $2.7o4iS50. -lutaers
HOOS-VVhen the market oenod this
morning there were only sixteen cars of
hogs in eight. At the same lime thero was
a yery good buying demand 011 the part of
shippers, with the result that the market
opened Kplisj higher than ye&terday's gen
eral market. The hoars ,w l,'...i. ..
j $4.Ss) and as high as $5.00. ' It wlil be re-
memnered that yesterday the bulk brought
$4194.80 with a top at $4 86. Later trains
swelled the recelnts until there ......1
of twenty-eight cars In. Packers had been
holding off all the morning, not trying to
do very much business, snd sfter shippers
had tilled their ordeis tho market eased off.
closing with part of the advance lost. The
lai t that there was not enough hogs to
make a killing for any one of the packers
was largely responsible for the weak close
no one of the packers caring to buy the
few s altering loads to carry over until
next week.
The receipts this week have been ex
tremely light, there being hardly enough
hogs on some days to niuks a fair test of
the market. In spite of that fact prices
have gone down hill rapidly, a heavy de
cline taking place each day. Even after
allowing for the sharp advance toalav the
market la still 75'7c lower than it was ut
the cloe of last week.
There is so much uncertainty surrounding
the trade at the present lime thut It is
hardly worth the while to express an
opinion as to the future of the market. It
may be said, however, thst the feeling on
all sides Is very weak. Today's reaction
Is only looked upon aa a temporary move
ment and the ft . ling seems to be that
prices are not likely to show any perma
1 ent advance for some time to come. On
the contrary the chances are laiter for a
decliue than for an advance. Some of the
big pack.rs are predicting $4.u) hogs for
the near future, whetber they are right In
their estimate remains to be seen.
Representative sales:
Pr.
4 t
4 0
4
4
4 to
4 SO
4
4
4
4 ti
I do
SV
BHEEP There were no fresh recelnts of
sheep in the yards today and very little In
the way of hold-overs. The receipts for
the week have been very light, showing
a falling off of over 4 OOo head, as compared
with last week's small run and a decrease
of about 34, Out) head, as compared with the
corresponding week of last ear, in fact
it was an extremely small run for the
early part of November, but no lighter
than was to be expected under existing
circumstances. Every one on ihe market
realises the very light demand, both on
the part of packer and feeder buyers and
naturally discouraged shipping with the re
sult that a good many who would have
been here with stuff remained at home
with It. More than that, prospects at tne
present time would Soein to favor a con
tinued light run for soma time to corns
According to reports received al tiie yards
a good many sheep and lambs are being
turned back on the range, owners having
,,...1. uiaw KCl sienrlv ft.v.a l n..,.? on
t?V:i,r.M,i-W: ""w- "'-:"t.50; Texans.
nni e . "'., erns, W.OIM10.40; Blockers,
an.l feeders, $2. 40,1 4 50.
1 'V)53-;KV',e,l1"' "cad; maket 10r-T,l5c
bigher; light $4.,5.; mixed $4.9tif,.5t;
tl;JSL"?'a: r"'Kli. $4.7.,14.80; pigs,
4o.?.'!-.Sl,: b,,lk of !. $-V(ii.2.-..
BHLLP AND LAMHS-ltecclpts 2.000
head; market steady; native $2.4o"i. 15:
western $2.Bl'-.iR.2o; yearlings, $5 OOr.nS.M;
Minos, $4.26,(ti.56; western, $.;jfjs.7o.
M. I.onls Live stock Market.
. T, IX?1"'.3, ,N:,V "--TATTLE-Receipts.
WW head. Including 20i) Texans; market
steady; native sliliminir ami ..v,,,r '
oresseo beef and butcher steers
steers under l.ooo lbs., ttfsloifiii-
fe.rl.ra ' m.J -
e-, .0.10.00; dinners, t.s'az. li; bulls
KUOti4.50; calv.-s. $3.0,7,76; Texans and In
dian st.K-rs, $2.5olo.i6; cows and heifers.
?2. 10
lltU8 Receipts. 1.500 head: market
strong to 5c higher; pigs and light, $.r.ab-
6 40; packers, $4.60y6.3o; butthers nnd best
heavy, $5.1i,5.40.
8HEEP AND LA M BS Receipt s, 200 head
market steady; native muttons, t3.2fVrin to
lambs, $5.(Kiil.76; culls and bucks. $2 26U
3.26; mockers, $3.0(Ki3.o0.
$6.8Mi 7.00:
! $.i.Stil(i.50:
stin kers and
WILL GROCERIES BE LOWER f
genrclty In Home Lines Makes Decline
Improhnble llrr lionds Healers
FHIIna Itenrdrrs, aa Well
na Milliners.
If Is the old saving with the trade "It
takes weather to make winter goods go."
lb sides that Just now It takes rssli snd a
good feeling, t'ountrv merchants and bank
ers who cl; not know how bright Is tho
core of the financial situation ure sllRlitlv
ilis.-oiirased alii their country customers
ate 111 tne same condition of mind. As a
result trade is not what It should be In
some lines, though on tlie whole there Is
no gloomy outlook, as the heavy orders
for future delivery fully offset tlie lack of
spot business.
(iro.-ery markets at this time have many
Interesting phases. Many buvers believ.
tliat the prices ar. al the top and as thev
sre hoping for n decline no rlass of deal
ers is scrambling to buy goods. On tho
other bund tliero Is such a pronounced
sea 1 city in some lines that even the pre
diction of such controllers of the market
as the packers hnve not had an effect on
the dealers and they are buying en their
own judgment.
N-atly all lines of groceries have been
r,',"J,1 'o.m"1 ,-",'lv T," ,lBht """"' has
made little difference with tho demand for
linnets which people must have to eat The
market shows little change. The following
is about all that can be said of new or
continued conditions:
Conditions ot Grocery .Market.
No new developments In sug.ir. the mar-
l,,st w liol 1 ""I1 ""'a"V: cofieo same as
1st week with undertone steady; all grades
L,.,'""ltI0"" "re "toady, low grades a "
SI
-il'inents or Ihe n..v .-. -I....
living and the market is si.oi.lv-
and b.inkfasl foods are in
,-tl oafs are Him on an a.
demand for
just opening. Corn Is
Kansas Cltr Live Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9. CATTLE Ro-
rceipis, a.vKst head; market unchanged; fair
to good. $4.25',io,20; western steers, $3 6."(t
1 4.60; Blockers and feeders. $3.flO',4 50; south
ern steers. $3,251(3.90; cows, $1.5,i,ii3.50: native
cows, $2.fKV,i4.i5; native heifers. $2.4.x,t 4.50;
, hulls, $2.0O4j3.t;5; calves, $3.25fu6.Ui. Receipts
jfor the week, 41.U0U head.
I HOGS Receipts, l,6o0 head; market lOfrlSc
higher; top. $5.2o; bulk of sales, $4.9f,'',i6.1o;
, heavy, $4.jnfir.nG; packets. $i.fi5iri.iHi; pigs
and lights. $4,lo(i 4.26. Receipts for tho week.
' 46.500 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, BOO head:
, market steady; lambs, $5.(s.r;i6.lo; ewes, $4.10;
western sheep, $4.60; stockers and feeders,
id.Bts-iM.wii. Receipts for the week, 33.6,-0
head.
scarce.
ur.
cereals
demand and rol
jMiiccn oasis. Kail and wlnte
lull vegetables is mat .,...
rtrro tr.ix.i . , ' "
in 1 1.. T V 'icauy. i.as are strong
s. llin l".r,f,r,:P"ly; lHn""'1 '"'"'I'klt. Is
rV , fmlous rate, though the big
IE!rKf ,h- tr""h -d
shIortL,and,rv!rvf'rUl,a lllp,lply eontlnuea
one!.L .1 r. f,'w Puckers are able to
quote the compete list. The same l ....
of thewhoJesaWs. Trade In dried ,", TJ
market on raisins ouulit 1,. 1,..
iinccrtaln deliveries frem tl,
kept It uneven. As the n,-w
'f thO lllurltivl - ..mm
raisins for eating as onfAe. .... BmJ.
Pies Will he .in., eve- " .r'
fruits during the co'm.ng St "" a,"-'a
wfn,erH Vor'":." s:!::? "-..: r-tl..
wholesaler, to expialn.' 'L-ka fish ' I. ."adv
o:,mia,ckn.'reV'ra'? whilU'iriK
... , in uncertain.
Cranberries are lllah.
-- ,. a .uiiuas are tin the
fair. Tho
easy, but
coast has
goods arrive
In
St. Joseph Live Htork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 9.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 408 head; market steadv; natives.
$6.25; cows and heifers, $1.7p'u;4.4o; stockers
and feeders, $3.2&?r4.26.
HOQS Receipts, 603 head; market 20c
higher: top, $5.10; bulk of sales, $6.lsa6.1i).
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
market nominal; lambs, $6.75i(.35; year
lings, $5.005.50.
giving,
now
market
Knit snoilu 1, , .. ..
cooler w,.u ms i j .
to dron In . Vh "Ul'ticnie orders
of ih v-e.e a" Y. uo mis
orners and
It Is,
altle that
ralse.4
wholesalers and
Sioux City Live Stock Market.
SIOCX CITY. Ia.. Nov. .-tSneclal Telo-
1 gram.) HOGS Receipts, 1,000: market 20c
I higher, selling at $4.76'ij4.96; bulk $4.86.
I . CATTLE Receipts 200; market steady;
beeves. $4.5y5.i5; cows and heifers $2.(aVJ;
4.00; stockers and feeders, $3.0oji3.85; calves
and yearlings, $2.4041 3.50.
"tork In Plant.
Receipts of live stock at the six
clpal western, markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs.
South Omaha 200 2,000
Sioux City 2l l.oisi
Kansas City 2,Ooo l.ftoii
St. Joseph 4.1K r.,;i
St. Louis 600 1.5,. 1
Chicago 300 6.000
Total 3.708 12.5K1
piin-
Shecp.
'506
'iVi
2.000
2,7fK)
lll.,a
there sen a f
retullers ur. i'."Z
thevr e.luaj ..:'.". . "". re-
the ho.'. ... .," " ""T1BI has
i- .iuii . . minas of
Axju.iv ui in nuvnn
J5: 5rd 1" almost off the mS K..V
(i,V. .1 garments are
....,,, ureseni orders
supplied.
Muslins
In such demand
cannot always b
for (b el n-.
Muslins In oil . . .
the holiday t?Ad and la iHH BO,5 for
and at'ccniLhu nmKe useful
pmnroiciery fa In demand
'i iiiirn, ine
thin 1..
ni trn tnw 1 , .
::::: res
erable
prices
Interest shown
considerable
Cotton
NEW YORK, Nov.
Market.
9.-COTTON-
-Futures
closed steudy; closing bids: November,
lu.ioo; uccenioer, je.ioc; January, lil.tejc;
February. 10.12.-; March. 10.11c; April, 10.16c;
May. lO.ISc; June, 10.2nc; July, 10.23c;
August, lO.li's?.
6pot closed Btendy; middling uplands,
lo c: middling gulf. 11.06c; sales, none.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 9. -COTTON Knot
quiet; prices 7 points lower; American mid
dling fair, 6.40d.; good middling. 6.04d.;
middling, S.eMd.; low middling, 6.62d.; good
ordinary, 6.0sd.; ordinary, 4.4od. The sales
of the day were 6,000 bales, of which 600
bales were for speculation and export and
included 4,9(1 bales American. Receipts
19,000 bales. Including 12.000 bales American.
OALVESTON, Nov. 9. COTTON-Lower
at 10Tc.
ST. IaOriS. Nov.
middling, lO'.c: sales,
4,s8 bales; shipments.
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-OOTTON
Spots were steady, with prices unchanged:
middling, 1044c; sales, 1,80 bales on spot
and 820 to arrive.
in the future of
given to embro lered J .enu"." . '."
box and Omaha ,1,
time to fill ll orders com-
up one in a
I having a, hard
juete,
9 COTTON Ouletl
250 hales; receipts,
8 bales; stork. 9,(!f
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ronformer'Tb v'k 1',"Ilnery continue tr,
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