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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FMDAY, NOVEMBER 15. l!07. ft 0 e .RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKtl ptning ii Heavy and Prices Break Wlen Ordcn Are Tilled. ;. RADERS DO NOT SUPPORT IT (heat Alvair At PreTlon liar Tom naalel u4 gelkaek Follow., with Little Help on the Decline. ' "MAH A. Nov. 14, 1!7. The market opened heavy, and as aoon tho buying order were filled price irk. Trader! were bullish, at heart, but they ire till aetirg conservative and are now importing tha brak. Yesterday' advance In wheat was too pld and It took a setback today, receiving lit Ia auppoit on the way down. It 1 "lalnly a scalplDC market and ecalpera are n and out quickly for profit. Decern "r wheat opened at Wc and dosed a V. Corn tii very nrvous through the hole season and trading very light. Com nls.tlon houses bought gome, hut the mar ;et wee featureless an'l closed weak. ) 'eecmber corn opened at 49Hc and dosed I it 48'4C. ' Oat opened weak but rallied slightly on tome buying by commission houses. The jc Towd waa strongly bearish, however, and Z.' iold oata freely and knoc ked a hie hole B n the opening prices. December oata II ipened at 44V and cloeed at 44r. P Primary Wheat tecetptii were ,. bush C and shipment Were StW.O"' bushel. If igalnat receipts fast ttT of fiis.cmo bushel ind shipment of "4rt,t bushels. Corn recelnta -were lirT.nno bushels and ihtprnent Wer 37S,C)0 bushels, against re ceipt laat year of jM.I.Cin bushel and ship ment of aHB.OOO bushel. Clearances. wrn 134 don bushels of corn. n loot) biieb") of oata and wheat und flour tu'ial to tM.(XiO TiUsliols. Liverpool cloned unchanged to 3id higher In wheat and Wl to -d 'nwer on corn. IJ Seaboard reported H'.,noO bushels of wheat pd IKoTO bushel ff corn taken for ex- f-ociii range or option: i - i I, , , - i -lrtlcles. Open. Hlgn. Low. Ctose.l Ye-y. Wheat oeo... Hay.. W4 woV I Ma. 4M.I 44 47: W I .VI IMV Vial w MVi 4Mi Ml. 5o. 44 47 43H July.U crn Deo.... May... July... rmta- tec. . . . May... July... I 49'J h! 4t'.j 6)'V o0' oO! I 44V 44' 47 47.i -43 I - I 4tf I 44V 47H Omaha Cash rrlcea. WHKAT-No. 2 hard, fKhttio; No. 3 hard, MtrOOc; No. 4 bard. TV'ds&c; No. spring, ifr" no grade,- 7mS7lk'i X!UKS-No. . olftf.lc: No. 4, 4i??5ic ; no trade, 464(ic; No. 3 yellow, ul'.iir&iiHc. No. I white, N&G2c. OATS No.-S mixed, 4"41c; No. 3 white, Lfaic; No. 4 white, 3VtyHlV4c; standard, t.fa44o. . AY B No, 2, W?c; No. 8. WST7c. ' Carlot Receliil, Wheat. Corn. Oat. Ohlcaa-o k W Mlnneapolt ,. ... ... Dhiaha 7 a & UuluUl CHICAGO OHU. AND PROVJ8ION5 ("eatajre of the Tradlaa; and Closing ' Prices oat Board of Trade. CHICAOO, Nov, 14. Thtv local wheat fuarkct, waa strebgthene! today by" re ports that the export, of wheat from Ituesl will bo greatly curtailed during the next few months. At the clone wheat tor December delivery wa 14 WJe higher. 4'orn and oat were each ott 'ac Pro llxloo were o to 13 He lower. c ' Tha wheat market early lu the day Waa weak because of the Ueprenlon In In stock market. An advance of nearly i pence at Liverpool apparently had no r fleet. About nuon the market rallied End continued strong for the remainder f the day. Ttrt'report'rrgartHn; the Bu lan exports . was the Hource of the Vtrength. The market-waa also bulllahly fffected by small receipts at the prin cipal grain center In tnl country. The I lose wa strong. December . opened ic lo He lower at 44iHSc, Bold off to 1)4 Mc and then advanced to ttVc. The do wa at 5H!)6Sc. May aold be tween $1.0 and $1.04 and closed at 11.03 3 1.03 V Clearance of wheat I.nd Hour wera equal to 600.000 bushel. Pri mary receipts were 665,000 bu., against 1)13,000 hu, on the tiame day last year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 60S cars, against 4sl car last .week and 28 car one year ago. The corn market wa w-ak early In tho Xlay because of lower cables, clear, cold v eat her In the corn belt, and the break in wheat. Commission houeea sold freely lurlng the first hour. The market rallied later with tho advance In wheat, and on tun active demand by short and casn house. Tito cloo waa ateady. Decent )er opened 'tf 'ic lower at 66H(r55SiC, old off to f4 c and then advanced to tf.HVr. The close was at 60 Ho. Local re ceipts wire ii cars, with 11 of control tirade. Oat declined almost 1c early In' the tlay In sympathy with the weakness of .wheat and corn, but regained the greater ,iirt of the 'loss by ooverlna; by shorts. December opened Ho lower at 47c. sold between 48 Ho and 47'c, and closed at 4T4c. Ixxal receipts were l7 car. t Provisions were weak all day despite n 16c advance In the price of live hogs. "Selling by local puckers caused the weak mess. There waa a moderate rally in irlbs late In the day on covering by shorts. At the close January pork wss off 12 He lit $13 00. Lard waa down 7 Ho at $8.07 H. Utibs were be higher at $7.07 H ; Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow are: Wheat. 14 cars; corp. 78 curs; oats,- Hit) t arn;, hog. 11.000 head. Tha leading future tanged aa follow: ,Artlelaa. Open. H1Q. Low. Close. I Tea'y. Wheat May July Corn-- n.c. My July , May July i'ork Jan. May L.tuit- .lail. May tll Jan. May I I 84HVjM 1 H il-l 1 (M V7H1 ?77.l 1 l4 :47l iaiKWi SE7i 66H'irVt'WV4 f',i ii. iti, 4h! 4-J 47H 4H: 4'.)',' Bo. 46 669S . IH II lH-4 1 04 ! .&4JV&H WH1 i i iH'is W jWV'i'rH ' f"l lutxuMil jlt I 47 47Hi ' 4i'i 45S, 13 00 11 00 liii' 1J 45 8 lo 8 IS . s 10 8 10 I I 97 H T WH I 7 ::h 7 .'H 13 00 13 30 I 8 0CH 8 V.'H ez 1 10 13 ( 13 1ZH IS 40 IS 47H 8 07H 8 13 8 071 8 US 7 0"HJ 7 02H 7 2) 7 H Cash (iiiutution were aa follows: KLOl'H stiady; winter patents, $4.3E( 4.75: straights. tltttjt.KO: spring patents. KlOKiofci; straights, $l.4OU4.0; bakers, $3.30 t4 1". WHBAT-Xo. 2 aprln $1 001.04; No. 3, a3c$1.0$: No. 3 red, WH'uHo. CORN-No. , sljb-c; No. 2 yellow, ., .OATS-No. S, 46e; No. 3 white, 444c. UAKLKY Oood feeding, t2Hnaic; fair to .iliv'c nieltng, 776uc. tsttDB n, No. 1 northwestern, 81.18H. TlmoUisr. pnme, $ 2o. Clover, contract (trade, 116 ji. ..l'i;0,!(jNlS,lort r'. (loose), $0,HV'""'li- Mess pork. ir bhl.. llx7R4i s. "00- ,V,d-.?'I,,''u " i B Bl'Ort clear aide tbuxed), $7 3;Vo7.&;h. .'.U,"VBh ' rrcelpu and hlp ment of flour and grain: . ... ... Receipt. Shipments 1-VT: l,.bU M v ' . !Jtvi,U " 24 ll.Sia .,1' hu I'7'i"", Sl.SuO ata, ou... ,. SS.ont JU6.9UO bu - hum parley, bu X70u T . n Produe escbange today tha but maikst waa firm; creanierlea. TMHc- dairies. Kl!tl4. ?.gK,. ateady" at tnark t deluded. ITVuHc; nrsY.: 1 flrsis. U4c .heese.stedy at liHflliv" " " t. Loal Oraeral Market. y ST. LOtTl. Nor. 14 WHEAT Future wvak; cash. trong; track. N. J red cash SaV.A.' CORN - h-uture. lower: cash, higher track. No. J cash. ttHo ; December . 'il t Muy. S4'oi No. 8 whit. hbWo U'H-. ...- lk. ,11 ..L. V. uiio-..i.. .i..., j cash, 4So: De. 4c- May, 4c; No. 1 white 47Hc KLOl K-ririn; red winter patents, t ;H fir.";liry 'um- KFI Timothy, steady. $3 &.'i4 hi OUN MLtl Steady, ti iju. j MRAN-Firm; cke.i, iat Ir.t, k $1,4, Mi. iV COTTON T1KS-$1 1". Aiil.i liv,c it, vl 1. -r i 1 v i- ,,. -!(-' Mi Xi-'l-.u-k, St.a.; J. .t-l.ia.4y:. tl-ln. T.ard, higher: oriniH slt-ain. H.C, Dry sah mnt, steadv; boxel. extra shorts, $! 12'4; clear ribs, sri.Oft; short Clears, $:'.a. HAT Firm. nn-hnned: timothy, $ll.ni lH.w; prairie. $x.iK(ill.uu. IDl 1,1 nl-uuh. ouli'keiix. c; springs, In;; turkeys. d ick", fH; geese. Sc. MVTTEK Vnchsnged; cresinery, 24-tf29i!, VXJOR Pteadv, MKT.IJ4-Len.l, dull. H 3T,7!4.57'i: spelter dull. $i('. Heceipts. Shipments. Flour. bhlH..i .() 12,000 Wheat, bu 30.on Cr-n, bu .0() 11.0)10 Oats, bu Is."" 2,000 ."SEW YORK GEMCIIAIi MARKET Fee tares of Tradln- atod . Price oa I.eadlag tontmodltles. NEW YORK, Nov 14. FLOPR Receipts, 16,6m bhls.; market firm and quiet. Minne sota DHtents. $o.2.jj J.60; winter straight, $4 qt'iiJi, Mlnni'Sota bakers. $4 j)ra6 00; winter extras. $3.!Vi!4.10; winter jwtents, $4Hiij.35; winter low grade, t3.7V4.0U. Rye flour steady; fair to good4ii.oi."ri6.25; cheice to fHin-y, K, .jfiifkSO. Huckwheal flour, steady, $3.101 3. 2& per 100 lbs. COHNMKAL fcitesdy; fine white and yel low, 11 4ful.4.'.; coarse, $1.301.35; kiln dried, $3.75f(.1.SS. RAHLKY Nominal. RYK Firm; No. 2 western, SoHc, f. o. b.. New York. WH.fcAT Rocelpt. l.70O hu.; exports. 13.U14 bu.; sales, 3.0"u,ii00 bu. futures, KO.OtO bu. spot; spot market steady; No. 2 red, $1.4H, elevator; No. 2 red. ll.OfrH. f. o. b. alloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. nominal, f. o. 1). arlimt; No. 8 hard winter, nominal, f. 0. b. afloat. Kaiiy weakness In wheat, due to dlsupointlng English cablea and a weak stork market, was replaced by mlddav Strength on higher cables, rumor of export sales and covering. About half the advance was lost under realising, and final prices showed Vtc. net loss. December, $1.05 7-lKv 106", closed. l.ObH; May $1.10 ls-i6rt.iaH. Closed $1.11t. CORN Heceipts, 45.735 bu.; exports. &S.3S8 bu.; SHle, 5,000 bu. futures; spot market firm; No. 2, " elevator and(T7ic f. o. b. alloat; No. 2 white. tSHc; No. 8 yellow, 7V f o. b. afloat. Option market was ditll all day and a trifle easier, closing He to So net lower. December, (UKWtac, closed tc; Mav closed 66Hc OATS Receipts. 134.000 bu.: exports. 1.130 bu.; spot market steadv. Mixed. avrf3? lb.. 5:'c; natural wMte. 2tVf:c' Ibe., 6Mji6Hc; Clipped whll. 3K&40 lb., WH50:- Jl A V-Bteauy; good to ciuoce, $l.15rl.M. HOPS yulet; state, common to choice, 1!KI7 crop. iaei8e; 1f)o crop, 711c; Paclflo toast. 1!o7 crop, 9&2c; IS06 crop, 6Vc. HlDES-KJulet ; Central America, 1'.cj Bogota, l(glHc. LKATHKR-Bteady; acid, 2527c. PROVISIONS Beef. Irregular; family, $14.004145.00; packet, 811.(i&'12.Wi; city extra India tiles, $20.0023.00; pickled bellies, $11.60i613.50; pickled ham, $ll.(KKi1l.60. Lard, llrm; western prime, $.704r.$0; refined firm; continent, $9 40; South America, $10.25; compound, $8.00. Pork, steady; fam ily. $20.00; short clear, $18.5017.60; roe, $lS0o-r?lfi.75. TALLOVV-fiteady; city, c; country, o'nee. RICK Quiet; domestic, flr to extra, 2"vi6Ur: Japan, nominal ' POULTRY Alive, steady; western chick ens, lP&L'c; fowls, 11& lie;' turkey , 12Q-18c Dressed, steady; western chickens, li15c; turkeys. 14u18h; fowl, 100 13H. BCTTER Steady; Imitation creamery, firsts. 2'H'23He. CHEfcjSK Quiet; state, full cream, small colored and while, September fine, lM(c; October fine, 13c: rood to prime, 12H?1" 12c ; large colored. September nne, loo; white, Ho; common to prime, October large, 10i12c. i EGGS Firm; western first. 2S(S30o; sec onds, 264) 2XC. WEATHER If TUB GRAIX BELT . ' ! ' Fair and Slight Warmer for Friday, Say Welsh. ' ' . , OMAHA. Nov. 14, 1917. The urea of high pressure, with cooler weather., noted In the northwest Wednes day morning, has spread over the central valleys and 'southern states, and has caused another decided drop In temperature throughout the upper lake region and the tipper Mississippi and Missouri valley. Temiieraturea -continue unaeasonably low In the southern and eastern states. The weather Is growing warmer In I ha moun tain districts and extreme northweHtH and It will be. slightly warmer In this -vicinity tonight and Friday, with continued, fair. Ouyiha reoord of temperature and- pre cipitation, compared with the corresponding day of the last three years: 1)7 lDOS 1116 1904 Minimum temperature ... 21 2M 37 So Precipitation 00 .00 ; .00 .00 Normal temperature for today, 38 de grees. Deficiency In jpreclpltatlon since March 1, 6.7B Inchea. Deficiency corresponding period lry 1MOS, 8,97 Inches. . ;.. Deficiency corresponding period In 1903, tol Inches. L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster. Kansas dly Oralu and Provisions. KANSAS CITY. Nov. 14.-WHEAT-De-cembir. Vq; Mav, Wc. Cash: No. i hard, S4'u)c; No. 3, 03i(97c; No. 2 red, 94ft 97u; No 3. 94i2VjC. COKN-December. 47T4-: May, &nic. Cash: No. 2 mixed. H-iifiSc; No. 3. 48Hs' 62Hc; No. 3 white, 61&Me; No. J. 48Hltr51c. OATS-No. 2 white, 46Hfj'4tic; No. 2 mixed. 43VH44C HAY-Cholce tlmothey, $U.60!3'12.00; choice prairie, $.o0i& 10.00. BUTTER-Creamery, 23c; packing, 17c. i1US Fresh, 23c; firsts, 5lc. Following were the receipts and 'ship ments of grain: Receipts. Shipments. Wheat. bu 37.000 so.uw Corn, bu 17.r : 17.0O0' Oats, bu tl.floo 7,oiW The rang of price at Kansas City:- Article. I Open. Hlgh. Low. nose. Wheat I I December .... 93 94' ' 92$ 93iB Way .: ' $ WHi W $T,A Corn I December . . .'. 48 4KH 47V ' 47T, May ISvHS, 601 4',50Vi A aske B bid. . Minneapolis Grata Market. 'MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 14 WHEAT De oember, $1.04V May. $l.lo4; No. 1 hard. $l.lH; No. 1 northern, $1.7: No. 8 northern, $1.04S: No. S northern, ll.oovo'l.ois. FLOUH First patents, 6.4"i4 tio; second patents, $0. ;;" 40; hrst clears, 4,3'Xu4 40; see ond clears, H fl. FLAX Steacy. Closing prices were $1.17 ; to arrive. $1.174. BRAN In bulk. $-'0.7&3 21.00. Mllwaakee Ornln Market. MILWAUKEE, Higher. No. No. J northern, bid. Wla., Nov 14 WHKAT 1 northern, $ l.OS ft 1 On ; $1.04fl,07; May. $1.03 BARLEY Dull. No, D4c. CORN Steady. No. CHc bid. 2, VEo; sample, 60 3 cash, 50Hc May, reorla Urala Market. PEOItlA. Nov. 14 TORN Steady: No. S yellow, 56.o; No. 3, 60c; No. 4, tie; no grniie. new. 4oc. OATS-Lower; No. 3 white, 454iHc; No. 4 white. 4'."ij4M..0. KYK-No demand. VHISKY-$1:J5. - Liverpool Grata and Provisions. LIVERPOOL. Nov. H.-WIIEAT-8pot, firm; No. 2 red western winter. 7a UHd. Future, quirt; December, 8s8l,d; Match Ss sd: Mrf v, S 3d. CORN-Snot, steady: prime mixed Ameri can, D SWd. Futures, quiet; Duveinber, 6s8i,d; January, 5s 6d. Philadelphia Prod ace Market. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14 BUTTE R Firm; western creamery, aHc; nearby prints. 3ic. FjJIOS Firm: llrsts. 31o at mark; firsts, oases returnable. at mark; western choice. ; fair to good. 2c at mark. OH EES E Firm ; fair to good, ltValoV. Dalnlh Oralw Market. DULUTH. Minn, Nov. 14 WHEAT No. 1 northern. $1071,; No. 3 northern, $1.04V: December. $l.0o4; May, $1.11H. OATS 46c. Rvaaorated tpule and Dried Frslli. NEW YORK. Nov. 14 -EVAPORATED APPLE8 Market is quiet, but !. riniv. w ith lancy quoted at 1 W. choice at iHW c, pnino a 1 aHtrOc and lmii iruit at k-u lO'.c. 1RIED FRUITS-Piunes are steady, with quotations from 5c to 'U- for Call, fornla fruit and from to 7c for Ore- goiia. up to . Apricot are unchanged, with choice quoted at JU-. tiirii 1 hole at f.'c ami (muy at :IV. PeacUe con tinue steady, with choice quolnd at l-'n 1-T', extra choice at l-'-vU'-. faucv at IS til3.u and extra fa my at 1414H'. ltuiains arc modciately mlivr, iih hae Mus tel quoted at iHoVc. Uveia at I7i In.- and a.-e,l..il r;ti.-.iiiit a; i1-.'.! !'.). Ilauk t Irariava. OMAHA. No-.. II lViu.i I. ..11 w- h- i.m: : : )'. ;.n. i..t u .i -...i.nn viiiu lan . .n. '.:,, li..- ic.r- NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Market Decidedly Weak at Some Pointa on Henewed Liquidation. REACTION IN IBON AND STEEL Condition of Trad Read leel Trast "d PeaasylToala Railroad Secur ities Down Interior Demand More Fands. NEW YORK. Nov. 14 -The sun k market ws decidedly weak t ome point todsy. Renewed liquidation of an urgent kind wa Inferred to be partlv responalble for this. It was auspected also that there wa a certain growth of activity on the part of the professional bear In the murket, the circulation from time to time of rumors of an unfavorable character, which failed of confirmation, tending to confirm this Im pression. The principal Immediate factor In the market was the emphatic testimony from the Iron and steel trade of the wide reac tion there and the belief that It Is to go further. The selling Induced by this de velopment naturally converged on the se curities of the United State Bteel corpora tion, but Pennsylvania railroad was sharply affected and In close sympathy. Pennsyl vania Is the railroad system which responds most directly to the mutations In the Iron and steel trade, owing to the large propor tion of Its tonrige. which la made up of materials for all branches of thnt trdo. The supposition was that some large In dividual accounts In these stocks were be ing closed out and the selling orders were believed to have their origin In the Iron and ateel centers. St. Paul was another dis tinct center of acute weakness, for causes individual to Itaelf, apparently, aa related stock were much les affected. The ex planation may be found in the approach of the date for payment of a large install ment of subscriptions to new 8t. Paul com mon and preferred stock. The amount of the new stock of both classes. In round numbers, I $100,000,000. and on December 1 subscriber are committed to the payment of a 20 per cent Installment, which calls, therefore, for approximately $30,000,000. It needs no explanation to understand that condition are not propitious for meeting such a requirement. Notwithstanding tho considerable sympathetic effect of these special center or weakness, a scrutiny of the general list will show that It was af fected comparatively little. The declara tion of the regular quarterly dividend on the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific gave some help In resistance to the de pression. Some high premiums were paid 011 currency again early In the day, but the tendency was toward relaxation. The point of Interest In this subject has shifted to the Interior, front which the urgent de mands are most responsible for present conditions. The opinion is heard amongst New York hankers that condition may be due to what is, in effect, hoarding by the Interior banks themselvea. which have been moved to strengthen their reserve position a a precautionary measure, but aeera to have overdone the matter In some ln etance. The drawing down of balance of Interior banks in New York deposltB Is a prima factor In the dislocation of the domestic exchange. The consequence is that no form of remittance is obtainable for payment of debts to New York mer chants, who are receiving checks on In terior hanks for that purpose, which ore received subject to collection by New York hanks, a process that proves slow under present circumstances. Reports published prior to the close of the Stock exchange of the nature of the negotiations under way for u large Sum of gold for New York from the Hank of France were somewhat vague. Tho very strong statement of th4 Bank of England, In spite of the large supplies of gold fur nished to New York, waa accepted as highly encouraging. The accompanying decline to day in the French bank's bullion holdings was evidence that Paris hud been helping London to supply the New York demand. The recall of hi per cent of the government deposlta with the New York banks 1n small daily Installment was not considered of great Importance in view of the liifh' of gold to New York. Some of today's liqui dation was of accounts taken over from Involved house to save them . from dis aster during the recent troubled period. Bond were Irregular. Total sales, par value, $3,211,000. United Stutes bonds were unchanged on call. Number of aalo and quotation on stock wore ua follows: Salsa. Hlfh. Low. Cloa. 166 I Adinis Kiprai ., AintisauiBLcd l:npper Am. Car & Kuundrjr fd Am. Cottun OU do pld Am. E-r Am. Hlo? & Lt)er pfU... Am, lis Securities Am. Unxed Oil do pfd Am. Locomotlvs ti pfd Am. Smclttu & H( do pfd , Am. Hugar Refining Am. Tobaruo pfd trtlf.... Anaconda Mining Cu AtL'hlaon do pfd Atlantic Coaat I J ne bultlmors ti Ohio do pfd Brooklyn Rapid TTan!t..., Canadian Faciftc Contral of Naw Jeraay.... riiraapaaka & Ohli Chlcasa Great Woatera..., Thlcagj & North eatern. C , M. Ht. P Chicago T. T do pfd C, C. C. at 8t. It. .'. Colo. Pual Iron Colo, ttonthara. do In pfd do Vd pfd '. Consolidated Oa Corn Froducta do pfd Dal. Hudnon t'el.. Lack, at Wtateru Denvar aV Rio Urand d pfd .- Dlatlllera' gacurltlra &.ii 4,S0) 4 4o4t 4Wf sr. mo l2li lot, 1 U', M 91 IV 2SU 7S fcl l.vo ) 114 K' 12 H 114 lll'i 10U I.UOII 18.SU0 Ml, a BUS 40") 8), ft inn, Ifi; .taxi 104 a4 3. I'M I.fttH) an, 72't 0.1 3.IH, 7 H, t: 71 ' 7 Ht IO St'i 7 ill. 5 10 4H I.Vt Hi 4'J rij v r 1SH HW 7H :4 J.S00 S'H4 79'i !,0i0 3n ;)), D0 1UV Hi !.) il'i ai "i, joo is J .10.31X1 K1, 7 1st D7i )) 1,800 r . 41 '4 i:. i i ii(i D7H :,i)s 1! l 10 1,3) 12 0O mi HO 4tt4 4u 41 .... 'tni u., etaoin atirutu bin torn bmbmm Krta o.im . 15 16 do lat pfd Him Un do 2d pfd (.. 27 S Ornerai Electric I H") l'H( Hocklai Vallay X7i ...Ta H.7V, C4 ' s ..244 10 :'t sv. Illinola Central 121 1:1 Inter. Paper do pfd Inter. Pump 700 do pfd cm Iowa Central do ptd K. C. Southern do pfd Loulavllle Naabvilla... M'ltrati Contra! Minneapolla a St. Loul Mlnu., St. P. A t. Sic. M d pfd Mlaaourl Pacific M , K. T do pfd National Load Nat' I K. R. ol Mai. pfd. N. Y. Central K. Y.. Ont. ft W Norfolk at Waatara do pfd North Amartuan Pactac Mall PanaaylTanla Popla'a Oaa P , O., C. St. Loula.... Freaaed Steal Car do pfd Pullman Palace Car Readtuf do lat pfd do d ptd Repubilo Steel do pfd Rock Ialaad Co t do pfd Ft. L. a San F. 14 pfd St. Loula e. W do ptd BO. Paolfk .-. do pfd.. So. Rallwar.. do pfd Tena. Coal it Iron Taaa PacISc lulado. St. U W do pfd I n ion PaclfU do pf i V. . Kpreaa r. . Raaltf V. s. Hubbor do pfd V. S. Staal.., do pfd Va. Carolina Cbemk-al do pfd Wabaab do pfd Wall-i''arg(k Eipreaa. Wsulngbuuao tkectj-ii- Waolrru Colon WuMling aV Lata KM. 8)"l Dll, aii M', :.30u 14 11 11 je Iflu 714 73'a 7J). 117 L'it MS S4S S4i; ' i t at . :')) M'4 r.4'4 mi, ) x, ai), u I t.vm : fn t'SXa S -''a I a 134 :ls d'ii-j I 67', I 4lu ii 4(1 4l i's ioi, I iT.4'-l' PS V' 1"7)4 1 1) 74S 'S 74), V10 !A 5T. ;s 4).l It 17 17 8ei) m n i:i 4f.l'S sfiia 7t4a iS 71 7's 200 ICh !' 14 I H-U b M o I iW) 13i I314 U'4 I i. ' :ioo iil4 " -27t. 14 lint', lu.. 1,1 10H u, U IW 3'i DD 1744 & U"l, 77', ss la 17 'a 4si S3S4 3.1', t0 111 V 1 1141 74 B4 14 u aJ li', 84 1 Vs." 4 1H 1)1 o --i'a al It's M r.S 4i I S'i K 4.') H.luu M . al ? SJ ' " ju ll )N ;.t 814, HI, SO 8 '4 1..., in. lMatuolu Ceuual do pfd Northern pactflc ;at Central Lad -" 14 do pfd o 7-1 floaa-Suadald !' Ureal Nurtkara pfd I ') 114 luiar. ll is . do pfd lew U' 'total aalca for rno Jar. 4iC,luo abarva I11T', 14 U 37 H Jl:S 'i 1 '. l"f .(7 111 1 l-'orrlga Ktnoaelal. IXiNDON, Nov. 14. Money wa. in fair d.iiKiid and supplies in the markol dis louiita Were even anil uncertain, owing to Hie continued guld demand from America. Am.-ricn itnpiuvtd ufo-v an easy upeiing. the 111. clanged honk r.ite an,) the 'luii.iu 1 tout Krance mist. 1 m ml g,u4 diteii t I Aimrica. ijhioj a h.. in nil j.jrili mug 'iu I .m.: ..iiiux, ni t;ie illic it. tin )-.-,1 u, ,1 in I N. liil; i!.ck- U an cjti miisimu of buai- ness. The New Tork orienlng came Irreau. Isr and then stock were offered moder ately and the market closed easv. Home rails, Kaffir and foreigners were very Arm In section on good Investment a well as speculative buying BERLIN, Nov. 14 Oood report from the western markets yesterday, the large ar rivula at the bank of England and the sharp fall In the Bank or England checks here made triers generally on the Berlin Bourse todoy rather strong American, however, were weaker upon the New York advice. PARIS. Nov. 14. Prices on the Bourse today opened Irregular, .with trading unlet. ew York Mooey Market. NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-PR1MB MER CANTILE PAPER Nominally at 7'JIO per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Easier, with actual business In hankers' bills at $4 fbrjSfl' 4 KWt for demand and at $4.777iif4.7g for sixtv-dav bills. SILVER Bar. jS'.c; Mexican dollars. 46SC. BONDS Government, steady; railroad, Irregular. MONET On tall, ateadv, lulo per cent; ruling rate. 10 per cent; closing bid, 6 pet cent; offered at H ptr cent. Time loans, nominal: atxty and ninety days, 15 per cent; six monl hs, s per cent. Closing iiuntstlonn on New York bonds were as follows: U. a. r. aa, reg.....!)" Japan 4 n do coupon luei u & N. unl. 4w P3 C. 8. la. rag m.'a Man. . m. 4r KU do VOUPOD .10S ".Mex. Central 4s.... 71 .1-1 Ou Hi Inr II Ail Minn i ft. L. 4a.. 7J . .' SI.. K. & T. 4 3 .9". 4 Ma TH . sis n. n. r. or m. l-. 49 ;s I. 8. n. 4a, rag.. do r-upon Am. Tnba-o 4n.. do (a Al-t)laon gen. 4. . do adj. 4a. .) iv. 1. f. g. ra W N. J. C. g. 3a US WIS No. PatlBu 4 94j 81'i 'do it 4 IJU. Norlolk A W. c. 4a.. a.i J Oro. a. L. rtdg 4a.. T9 75 Vtin. nr. 314s SH 4 ll-a.llng 1 4a mi; W St. I A I. M. c. 13 4 ft. I. 9. r. fg. 4 9i "5 St. L. . W. r. 4... it V.H SealKiard A. L. t. 37 ft. Paclic 4a 7 Atlantic C. U 4a., B. O. 4 do ma lira. R. T. e. 4a... Central of Oa. lis... do lKt hie do 2nd Inr do 3d Inr Ctiex. A Ohio 44a . Chi. no ft A. IH . C, R. Q. n. 4.. C, R. 1. ft P. 4a .. do col. Ba. ds lat 4a ctre Mil Colo. Ind La. aer. A.. 4.) He. Rallwsjr lis w' Colo. Midland 6 Tu. ft Paclflo lats.lt; c lo. ft Southern 4s Cuba D. ft R. O. 4a DIMIIlera' 9e. Erl prior lien 4i.. do aen. 4a . Tol , St. L. ft W. 4a M'i . JS Vnlon Pac lBr 4a. MS .SIS do cv. 4a . M V. . Kieel ?nil . . K W abash lata . 7.1s Wratern Md. 4a... . sis 101 . IS . 7)i . 751. - 4... Hocking Val. 4Ha S "W. ik b. K. Japan 4Ha, otfa I4H 'H. Central 4a. do 2d aerlea. 84 S Int. Met. 4S. uneied. ''Bid. Boston Stork anil Unsds, BOSTON, Nov. 14,-Call loans. Sfl-io per cent; time loans, iuH por cent. Offlciut closing mi stocks and bonds: Atnhiton 4a ffli Atlantic i, Met. Central 4a 74 Binaham i Atrhlantt 71i Calumet ft Hedt. .. .50 do pfd Boaton ft Albany Boatoa ft alalne. Poaton Blavated., Fltchbure Dfd ... . llCentannlal ... C.iper Range .133 Daly Weal... H94 Franklin .... .1W Oranhy 111 .V5. 14,' ,' ; , 75 44 7! Mailran Central I"i !! Rovala N V., N. H. ft II.. 1U Mam. Mining. Pere Mamuatte li Michigan cnion raeinc Ami. Alga. Cham. Am. Pneu. Tuba.. Am. Sugar do pfd Am. Tel. ft Tel.. Am. Woolen . US Mohawk . 14 M'mtuna C. ft C. 4 (lid Dominion.... .1"3 Osraola .lot 14 Parrot . 91) Qulncy . 1-11 Shannon .' . hi . ii; a . ill 14 . H . 3) 4 . il .llHI . an 14 . l.T 7'4 . !T . S do pfd 7i" j Tamarack Kdlaon Elec. Ilium.. 1M Trlnllv Oeneral Klectrlc 101 Vnltd Coppar. Maaa. Klaitrlc fMj p. g. Mining.. do pfd..., 3) u. g. oil Maaa. One 4.11J t tah ,. I'nlled fruit 104 Victoria inued Shoo Mach... 37U Winona tlo nfd Slli Wolverlna 21 North Hutte 14 Butte Coalition M't Nevada Z3 Calumet ft Artsona.. 4Hi Arlsnna Commerrlal V. steel do pfd Adventure AMoues Amalgamate)! ... Asked. D14. London CloshiK Stock. LONDON, Nov. If Closing quotation on Mocks were an follows. Conaola, mnnty ... S ) M., K. ft T .iSl-lliN. Y. Central ... Norfolk ft W U i-' do pfd . .. Dti Ontario ft W ... SVi Vemn.rlvmila .... ...ll'i gand .Mlnea . .. :S1 Rratllng ... 7Ho. Hallway..'.... j.AOi . do pfd . .. I65i Co. Pacific m 'tnlcm Pacific ... 71 ,!: do pfd... ... lai U. 8. steol,, ...... ...40 Mo pfd ...it Veba.0 ..lB'i do pfd ...17 Spanish 4a ... 8 . .-2'4 .105 . 41, . M . 40 . 41W, ,. U'4 . 42 cut, .111 . Hi .. 24V. . Hi . i . lt . w do account....... Anaconda Atrhla-n du pfd B. ft O Canadian Tartac.. Ckea. ft Ohio Chlcagu at. W.... C, M. ft Bt. P... Do Baers l. ft R. O do pfd........... Erie do 1st pfd " do 3d ptd ,. Orasd Trunk...... lllinula Cautral... L. ft N Kx-divldend. SILVKK-Cir. steady. 20 1-llxl per oz. MONK1 IVi5 Per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bills is 8H per cent; for three month' bills, 3'i per rent. ' Vork Mining Mock. NKW YORK, Nov. 14. l.'loslng quotations uii niuimg biock were as loliows: Aoaus ton Alice P react' Brunswick Con... Comatock Tunnel on. Cal. ft Va... Horn Silver 8 Little Chief.... . t .1VO .100 . 9 . sr. . Ml . .35 Onlarlr. . . I Ciphlr .. .V) pi.tosl I'J Savage . .... 41 Sierra Vevada . ...A' Small Hopea... ....loo Standard .... Iron Sliver .. Leadvllla Coo. UlTered. Bank of tSnttlaud Htateuiet. .LONDON. Nov. 14. The weekly statement of the Bank of Ktiglattd shows the follow ing changes? Total ; reserve, liK-reased 3 419,tsj; clrculntlorj. i d.-reased 347.001,; bullion. Increased: 3,l7l,flRB; other securi ties, decreased l,tS2.flo9; other deposits, In creaaed 1.647,Ci; public deposits, Increased ltW,0UO; notes, reserve, increased 3,352.(Kj; government aeiurltles. unchanged. The proportion of the bunk s reserve to liability tlil.4 week is 40.52 per cent, compured witii 35.20 per cent last wok. Bank of France Statemeut. PARIS, Nov., I4.-The weekly statement of tho bank of France shows tho following changes: Note In circulation decreased 8t,'.2im,0i0 franca: goneral deposits decreased 11.8tO.Ooo franc.; gold in hand decreased 49.426,iO francs; silver In hand decreased 1,32i".ixi -francs; bills discounted increased 4u.32R,tio) francs: advunces decreased 2.7.Vi -0i) francs. Treasury Statement. WASHINGTON. Nov. 14 Today's atato- nieiit of the treasury balances In the gen eral fund, exclusive Of the f l.lO.OOO'.uOfl gold reserve shows: Available cash bal ance, $240, ;i0. 028; gold coin und bullion, $l,fi44,H07; gold certthcates. $71,4D,010. ('niton Market. NEW YORK. Nov. U.-COTTON-Fu-lurea optmti aiendv: December. l)).50c: Jan uary, lo.loc: February, 10.14'(T1I'.1ih'; March. lulSo; April, lo.2ic offered; Mav, lo;Sc" June, 111.28c offered; July, lo.2Wiln.27c; Au gust. 10.20c offertd. Futures closed steady; Novemtier. lo.kj; December, lo.&oc; jAnuury, 10.10c; Kebniaiy' 10.14c; March, kUsc; April. 10.22c; May' 10.27c; June, 10.17c; July, 10.27c; August' 10. aw. Biof closed steady: middling uplands. 10.80c; mlildllng gulf, U.uVc. Hales 2.11 bales. OAI.VKSTON. Tex., Nov. 14 -COTTON Steady, ln'gl6'f!lc. , rT. LOl IS, Nov 14 COTTON Steady; middling. 10Tc. Hale. 295 bales; recelpta. ilk bales; shipment. 1 bale; stock. 10,8 10 bales. LIVERPOOL. Nov. 14 COTTON Spot t higher: American middling fair, 8.48J; good middling. B.lJd; middling, B.2d; low middling, fi.uod; good ordinary, 5.16d; ordi nary. 4. olid. The sales of the lav were 12.000 bales, of which 1.00U were for spec, illation and export and Included 11.1) American. Receipts, 9,000, including 4,)U0 American. NBW ORLKAKS." Nov.5 11 COTTON tipot. steady; low ordinury. 614c; ordinary, 7 9-1 be. nominal; good ordinary.- 9c; low middling. 10c; nndilling. p.'io; good mid illing. ll',c; middling fair, HSc: fair. 12',c. Bole. S,j balea; slinaV 17k.Stti bale; net receipts, lti,Ci bale. . Metal Market. NKW YORK, Nov. 14 MKT A LS Tin was lower in the Loudon murket. with pot quoted at 137 6s and futures at 129. Locally the market waa weak, with quotations ranging from HO.OO lo 130. On. Copper was lower in London with both spot and futures quotud at 59. Local lv the market wa weak, but unchanged, with lake quoted at 13.il)(u U.75; electrolytic at 413 230 13.50, and iating at I13 0u4( i'i 'Ji. Lend was uiuhangeil at 17 10 in London. Locally the market was weak It. 4i 'u 4. 7J1. Fpeiter t-loaed 2 Oil lower at J1 7s td In Londtn and waa rtlao lower In the local market, closing weak at i.00 6.0... Iron waa higher In Eng land, witii ritandanl foundry quoted at :") till and Cleveland warrant at 61s 3d I-ooally tho market waa umhiittd; No. 1 foundry iionliern i.n quoted at I19!0 19 70; No. J foundry northern $18.7)jfi 19 21'. Southern grades, nominal. Oil aad Hoala. OIL CITY. Pa.. Nov. It-OIL-Credlt balances, tl Is; shipments, . 148.4C1 bhl average. 172. P bbl. '' SAVANNAH. Ua.. Nov. 14.-OIL Spirit turreniine, 4i',i4J14e. ' ' . R044M-il.-i.tn. A. B. . C. U S: P. li; '- --..2-.; K. M JS; ii, u.-Ji: II. H : 1. u : : .M. " '; N. V'"', XV. O., ) 2o; OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle of All Kinds Slow and with Tendency Lower. Dull, HOGS TAKE A TTJEN FOR BETTER keep aaal Lamb lu .Moderate Ha. celpt, Uhlle Killer More More FVeely at teady Prlcea, with Feeders Doll. SOUTH OMA11A. Nov. 14. h)7. Sheep. 17.011 l'0.1.i ."4J v.lu Hoceipts were: Official Monday .... Official Tuesday ... Official Wednesday Estimato Thursday Cattle. Flogs. 1.S.1H -.Mo 3,7t) Four days this week...l.3 11. 1M 4S.F.)4 Same days last week....l3.Sil 1".67S Bl.SU Same days 2 wetks ago. .W).i71 S.4S5 ro.R.l Same days t week ago. .3.t72 f'.ft'.l Su.4ivi Same day 4 weeks ago. ,3?.644 1 7.3X1 Same days last year -D.773 IT.bSo ul.ik The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs ami cheep at Hnuth Omaha for the year to ihite, compared with las' year; 1W7. 1K!. Inc. Dec. Cattle ...IM.iill OH.r.TS ia.71W Hogs 2.()hi.67S !.1ti-',iiil U8,0:i Sheep 1.SWU77 1.11.777 75,W The following table show the average prlcea of hog at South Omaha for the laet several days, with comparisons; Date. I 1907. :i!H.'irA)6.ll90.llM3.!l.ll. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Not . Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. $. 4. 5 . e.. 7. . I. 071 4 7! 4 Ml 4 071 t H 6 S3 I 6 15 4 90 4 74H 4 K) 4 7! 4 74 4- 6 F.1 6 62 3 81 ft K 4 6 72 6 li 5 t-9 6 b 5 71 a 3 73 3 63 I 6 M B 69 , t MSI 6 H 4 87; 4 63 4 HI! a, 4 91 4 73 4 78 a 6 &5I ...I 4 96 1 8 44 s'sr, ( 25 9 4 S7V.1 8 03 4 79 4 97 4 801 pi.. 11.. 12.. 13.. 14.. 6 07 4 si) 4 r, 0 7 4 61 4 83 4 95 4 . I 4 7o 4 SS 4 Hi, 4 89 I i 801 4 8')! 4 731 4 tit) 0 S 99 5 9k! 6 I" 4 Ml 4 R7j 6 28 Sunday. The official number of cars of tock brought lu today bv each road wa: Cattle. ltoga.ttieep.ii r s. C., M. A 8t. 1'... :: Missouri Pacific. I'nion Pacific ysteiu. C. A- N. W, east C. N. W., west C, Bt. P.. M. & O ... ('.. B. & Q., east C, K. & CJ., west..... C, R. I. & P., east... C. K. 1. & P., west... 14 Total receipts. .159 5.1 The disposition of the day's receipt waa the aa follow, each buyer purchasing- numocr 01 neau indicated: Cattle. Hogs. Shec) Omaha Packing Co... Swift and Company... Cuduhy Packing Co.. Armour c& Co.......... Cudahy, from K. C... Vnnsant & Co Carey at Benton lyohtmin &. Co..., W. 1. Stephen..... Mill & Bon P. P. Lewis. Huston & Co U V. Husi Kingnn Ac Co L. Wolf Mike Haggerty J. B. Root & Co T. B. lnghrani Sullivan Mro Holstead Independent St. Clnlr Cudahy Bro Other buyers 441) t!i:! S72 537 n: 4'iU I4 1.3-17 !r-7 ' Til .111 140 "li .... :!" .... .... 40 .... 87 Ill .... :iS 05 21 :i!) ti .... .... 44 ...! 'iji .... 2::t ti'i 321 .... S.UfVS Totals 3,330 3,752 CATTLB Kresli receipts of cattle hered 14.1 cars this nioiniim'. which 752 6.0SS nti 111 was a liberal sttunlv for Ihesc limes. Other niar- kot points reported runs in about the same proportion, with the tendency of prices everywhere lower. In addition to the very moderate demand for cattle, which nat urally would have a bearish influence, the reports from cattle resliipped from tills point to Chicago were very unfavorable to the selling -interests. Homo of these cattle sold" In CTilcngu at price considerably lower than were bid ih them here, without taking Into account the adilll lona! expense of shipping. Buyers were not at nil Blow to make use of this information (o bear the market still more. The result was u very slow and late opening, with the ten dency weak to loc lower on ail kinds of cattle, both killers and feeders. It was II o'clock or after before any business of con sequence was transacted. Quotations on cattle: Good In choice corn-fed steers. f.".2tVtU.1fi; fair to good corn-fed steers. I4.4"i3.25; common to Inlr corn-fed steer. f3.7Mi4.4o; good to choice range steers, S4.15Vnft.xi; fair to good rane steers, :i C'n l.lp; common to fair range steers, f.'l.oor.'t o5; gonil to choice cows and heifers. 13 ()'n3.50; fair to good cowa and heifers. S2.tWo3.0o; common to fair cows and heifers, S1.2!V2.5i: good lo choice stockers and feeders, f4.ip l.f.o; fair to piod etockers and feeders, f3.5orti4.Oo: common to fall- stockers and feeders, f!.7IVtt3.r". Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. No. It..... 10 10 l 1 A. Pr. No. A. rr. . ,lu4 U I., ' ID 104 .'. il3 4 I" 2 1D ,.li; 4 l i'i 1'5 COWS. .. 3 2 oo : is:; . . 1020 t WJOSTKRNS-WYOMINO 10 steers.. ..1147 3 60 30 steer.. ..101)1 .1 5o 3 35 ,1 75 4 r it 90 3 50 31 steers.. ..1197 1). steers.. ..1140 21 cows 1014 13 feeders.. llo 1 steer 1H70 lit utters....! ! 3 s5 :i iiii 3 ID) 3 V. 4 flu 8 i 3 60 52 teer....l'io7 2 steers. ...11iiJ 28 cows 1119 15 steer.. ..117 2H steers . .1117 IS atecra....H7 J. H. Kendrlck Wyoming. 4o steer. ...12So 26 heifers. ..1067 3 ows 1206 It. 8. 44 cow 109) 4 15 12k steers.. ..llfSl 3 45 ' 16 cows 1021 3 40 24 Steers. ...1210 Morris, Nehrasku. 2 5 2 cows 25 1 So 26 feeder.. 114) 3 ts. 3 20 4 20 1 bull 1350 A. Brady, Nebraska. .1008 3 2o 13 feeders.. M9 . r);7 2 60 IDAHO. 10 feeders 11 feeder 13 steer.,.. 950 !7 steers.... S'.iO HOGS After 00 5 steers ...piTii 3 36 going down hill rapidly tile day before, hog values yesterday and took a turn for the bettor today. Iho murket opened 10o higher, Ktrcngt honing up until it was lnGil5c higher, anil then fully ioc lilglie. with buyers picking up thei hogs as font us -they were Unloudod. A little later hogs began selling 15'ii2oo luger than the low limo yesterday. To day'a advance carries the market back to a point that is u xhailc higher than Tues day's murket. but mill l.-aves It il..se to 10e lower ihan Monday. To put it another way, the average of the market today waa not far from where It was at the close of last week. Some late train which came In near midday sold 2ofr26c higher than yesterday's general market; that 1. largely at f4.9o'ir 4.9i or better, with a top at f5.of. The buik of all the hogs brought f4.sffl4.90, with some of the light, hogs selling down to 14.75 or under. The price today depended not so much upon the quality as upon the time of day that they were sold. Thus hogs that aold at f4.754.8o In the morning brought 4 9.n4 i5 late. It was, In fact, a wildly higher market, no one being able to see any very good reason for such a sharp advance, ullhuugh provisions wait higher yesterday. Representative sales: No. A. Eh. Pr. No. A. Ik. Pr tW 1S Lo 4.7'. f9 lua 4 at 74 It W 4 ii. 74 Wi It j m 20O ! 4 7". 52 M IS) 4 a-. 74 1.i4 ... 4 TT'j 31 irt 40 4 li 44 Ua 40. 4 77 'a C i4 4 . SI 34 1 l 4 7T, ,-, 34 SO 4 a.'. (3 r 11 4 T7', 7 37 ) 4 7'i 71. V1 U Itl M UT 4o 41 ! L i'M 4 t" rt iii l.'O 4 tv. 71 2lS : 4 ' ' HO ... 4 i 74 ' 4 4 a . :.7 ill 11 4 Do 4o 2Si . ... 4 kJ. 71 3J0 I ) M lla 14.) 4 S'i .', !4 ... 4 0 ii 174 ... 4 SO SI IS ... 4 w 41 :v li0 4 a c 2V1 40 4 .-, 64 17 ... 4 a,i 251 100 4 K'. I. SJ ... 4 M 1 207 aO 4 VI', k aw 40 4 i". 4 ,u :v 4 mu Hi., I-.T k) Hi . a f 00 13 '. . '7 aV 4 IT, W -3tt . . (06 8 HKF.P Receipts were xery moderate ogam this morning. Trains were late and It was 10 o'clock or after before there were enough sheep In sight to open on. There seemed to be a little bitter deinuud on tho part of packers and the market opened considerably more active than yesterdav, but without any mat 'rial change in prlcea. The most desirable of the fat stuff, both sheep and lambs, changed hands quit readily and In very fair season It will be understood, however, that the offerings wei limited, a very large proportion of the arrival consisting of feeders. The mm ket 01. feeder sheep and lamb wa in mIh.uI 11. e same condition a yes terday. The country demand la not very brisk and It la not always eaav to Mnd a buyer Just at tb tuna when one I wanted. 1 uo me ower nana, mere u a IttTle demand all tn Willi tor feeder and the stuff the while for that juct bappena to ault sell to very (air advautagn. cm the other hand, some of Ilia less dea. ruble, kind are very hard to il'i I not move, 11 being r.M su iiiudi a maiter uf pttei iheti tier m uf finding ini' our who aam. ill. Aa rtat,.l y..terilflv. It la a an.,,1 d.'sl of a "CHtch its calch cim'' mstket. ules being very uneven, so nnib an. In f.i.-l, thul It k hanl work soinetltne-i t,. t'tl it what the market feallv i Hipn-Hititntit) subs: No M Wyoming lamb. bucks'. ... SS Wyoming rwes. feeder 17 Wyoming t-w.-s. f-ert r. ..'. KtE Wyoming limiha. feeilers... Av 'i fi .1 Ml hi" .; ). Mi ' 8 . 2-1 S7 5 M f'v ." SI 1 vi !2 2 7a lo I 7.. .1 ) "! .; :) i ," ) f.7 ; :n ? .: i". : r. "7 "1 .".) )in f2 .'1 "o 44 ycniing iHtnbs. f eed.-rs. , . 4i. Wyoming Innibs. fectlers... luinbs. fi-oleis... l.Vi Wyoming j w i.nilna ewes, culls eWfs. feeilers Wvoniliig -'t o. lamos. cuilx. feeders., "i W yoming lambs, finders... 3K2 Wyoming lambs, feeders... ;IT1 Wyoming lambs, feeder..., &7 Wyoming lambs, feeders... 21S weotertt cwe). feederr 4 Wyoming lambs, fei-thTS... Z'J! Wyoming 'H Wyoming 2t Wyoming lambs, feeders... lamlis, tceders... lumbs, feeders... rillCAit . I.IK TOfK II IHk KT t'nttle Mead Hogs Silting xheep and La in tw Slow. cmCAtlO. Nov. 14-CATTLK-U.c.ipts. head; market sieudy; steers. $4 ti. Sm; cow. M la4 HI; lieK.-rs. $ .rash 6 00' bulls. 2.fi'4.75: calves, isxmrr.so stockers and feeders. 12 4"iH 7'1. HOOS-reci'lpt. 15.li head: market strong, loviir.c higher; choice heavv shli piug. $6.4irti0.5)'; light botchers. j.4tifi 611; choice light. tr..;i.Vii.i.5o;. packing. II (4V(i5 i; plas. l4...ff6.1o; bulk vf sales. C.l.vi .-.;). 8HEK1' AND I, A M BH K'Celpls, U'.isnj head: market slow; sheep. 3.76(h i.il; Inmhs, Jj.tlWrti.oO; yeurlinge, )4.kS.1). Kanains City l lir toek Market. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 14 -CATTI,K-Receipts, 7.0)0, Including BOO southerns; choice export and dressed beef steer, tn.no.titi.no; o go d, 8J.,,itH "; western steers $3.40 ft4.3S; stockers and feeders, 12.764 2S: south ern steers. 3.aSj7 4.0O: southern cows, $2.0if!. J36; native cows, fl.kotrt.iC; natlv heifers. $2J)Kt(4.35; bulls, t2.W,j 3. ; calves, $3.75"i tl. 2o. HOOa-Recelpts. .000 head; market ISc to 2Tm? higher; top, 6.i6; bulk of sale, 5 iKkji 6 20; heavy. It 95flS "5; pucker, f.ooi).26: pigs and light, l4.7irnB.13. SHEEP AND LAM HS Receipts, 3.0)10 head; market strong. Lambs, tii 0tli).1i; ewes and yearling. l4.2nfrO.2S; western veV llngs, 4.30'd4.8O; western sheep, 3.75r4 75; stockers and feeders. IH.0oift4.50 St. I.onla live Mtoek Market. ST. LOl'IS. Mo., Nov. 14.-CATTLK Re ceipis. 4.0011 head. Including l.flon Texans. Market steady; native shipping end export leers. $5.1.in.lln; dressed beef and bu.cher steer, 4.&Mi6.flO; steer under l.noo lbs., 13.00 fr4.5o; stockers and feeders. 12.004)4 10; cows and helt'ers, $2.75t.6u; canners, 1.2Mfi2.00; bulls. .0Or(i4.Bo; calves, S4.0odjB.n0; Texans and Indian steers, S5.00tfS.26; row and heif ers. fl.tfify4.2S. HOU8-Receipts, C625 head; steady; pigs and lights. S4(V5.26; packer, S4.R5y5.30; butchers and best heavv, f6.lojfiS.il6. 8HKKP AND LAMBS Receipts. l.f.00 head; market slendy; native muttons. S3.fi)i fiBNi; lambs. f4.0U.tS.2ft; bet stuckers. S2ti"1i S.00. St. Joseph Lire. Stock Market. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Nov. 14. CATTLK Receipts. 2.101 head: market, weak: nntlv-es S4.56tifi.0O; cow and heifers, S1.7.V7 4.IO; stockers and feeders, f3.25fr4.25. IIOUK-Receipts, 4.506 head; nmrkct wehk. Top, 15.221; bulk of sole, fo.00ii6.li). BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 3& head; niHrket steady. Lumbs, f5.S6'(M.2B; veer lings, ITi.OOfeo.So. tfloax City Lire Mtock Market. SIOUX CITY, la., Nov 14-(8peclal Telo- gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 400 bend; ket slow to weak: bewes, f4.ficii0.5o; and heifers, f2.0otfi3.75; stockrrs und ers, S2.7aj&7n; calves and yearlings, niar- I'OWD fee I- f2.50 UiA.OO. HtXS Reef ipts, 900 head: market 15c higher; Selling at I4.7MM.96; bulk of sales. J4.8oO.4 90. Stork Ill Sight Cattle. . . 3,tl . . 40)' .. 7.0JI .. 2.101 .. 4.60O . . 8,000 ..26.00I I I. .K. Sllcep. 3.70l 5,400 lyni d.O)"t 3.0011 4.601") 303 6,625 1.000 lll.isio 12.000 iM.iiUu 21.703 South Omaliu HIoux City .... Kansas City ., St. Joseph St. Loul Chicago Total OWlflt WHOLESALE MAHKBli Coast It Ion of Trade nod Uaotatlon on Staple and Fancy Frodoce. EGOS Fresn country, 22c; storage, I've. BCTTER Common, 14c; fancy luo olid roils, i9i.oc: creamery, 31c. CHICKSK New full cream. Wisconsin twins, 17Vc; new full cream brick, 17c; do mestic, new Swiss, 18c; new llmbiirgcr, 1J (clitic; young Americas, 17'tic. L1V1S. PGl'LTRY Springs, 10c; hen 9c; roosters, 4c; ducks, 10c; geese, 10c; turkeys. lc; pigeons, 76c per do. DRESSED POCLTRY-Sprlngs. fancy, lie; hens, 10c; roosters, be; ducks, 12c; geepc, lie; turkey, J80. HAY-Cholce No. 1 upland, 110.00; me dium, 19.00; No. 1 bottom. IS.00; off grades, Ironi fo.50 to fC.60; rye straw, f7.oo; No. 1 alfalfa, fll.oo. FRUITS APPLKS New York King s, per barrel, fo.50; "None Such." per barrel. tS.ti; 'in ounce Pippins, per barrel. 15,25; Maiden Hlusli, per bnriul, Jo, 00, Baldwins, per barrel. ' fo.OO; Greenings, per barrel, f5.00; western box upples, Colorado Jonathans, per box, Si!. 23; Colorado Grime Uoldens, per box, fii.25; Idaho Jonathans, per box, f3.00; Idaho Winter Bansnas. per box. 13.00; Washington Ben Davis. 12.00; Wash ton Northern Spy, per box. f'2.00; Washing ton Ui ceilings, per box. S2.00; WaHltlngton Baldwins, per box, S2.00; Waahlngton Rome Beauty, per box, S2.26; Washington fall ap ples. aKSorted. pe' box, SI 75VI.85. BKKK CUTS. No. 1 rib. He; No. 2 ribs, llHc; No. S ribs, V- No. 1 loin, 19c; No. 2 loin. 18c; No. 3 loin, 9c. No. 1 chuck, lit-; No. t chuck, 6e; No. 1 chuck, 4.c. No. 1 round, -ac; No. 2 round, 7'c; No. 3 round, oic. No. 1 plate, ic; No, 2 rlu'e, 4c: No. 3 plate. ic TROPICAL FRI.IT8. ORANOKS-Florlda, per box. S4.um4.25; Florida Grape Fruit, per box, So.7oit 00. GRAPLtt Concords, per basket, 29ti)c; Maluga, heavy weight, per keg, S5 OOi 6.50; Malagas, medium weights, per keg, S4. 5H&6.1W: Callfurn'a grapes, season about over; ome few Kmperuis of lair ual!ty still moving, per crate, II. 7561. K5. LEMONS Fancy. 3tJ and 3V lie. per box, S6.00it&&ot extra choice. SfXi and 300 Slxe, per box, fYOtifc 50. BANANAS--I'ort Limon. per hunch, 12.0) U 3.110. FIG3 AND DATES - Smyrna fig. 7 crown, per pound. 14'iY15o; Smyrna figs, 6-crown, per poi;nd, 1.'h13c; Stiiyrna figs, 4-erown, per peund, lxyllc: California fig, boxes, 10 cartons, Kc; California figs, boxes, 12 cartons, 5c; California figs, bulk, per pound, 6',,c; Hallowl dates, per pound. 6V; Khudrawl dates, per pound, Uc; Salt- BUY A $1,000.00 :OF Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Company Pays You 5 Interest ' The Security Is Ample ; The Road Is Growing. MAY WE GIVE YOU FULL INFORMATION SAMUEL BURNS, Jr. 614 N. Y. Life. dates, fer pound. ee, Ksul tlstis. 13 P'oinil Im'XI'S. per pound. '. VK'SKTAIM.i:.- IMTATOKS Per bu., ti.-.J'c. C AUBAUK. I .il la nd feed. ri lb., 11 I 'jC ON'IONel Bed Olol e. per bu.. 95$) Hoc; l'enia, per ciiit) . fl 50. SWKKT POTATOKS S'rtMll bbl, f2.il' IIKKTS- per hu.. 10c. 'AHHOT8 Ter. I'll. ".".r. Tl R.MI'A Per buli)-l. j"v . rARSNIPS Per liusliel. ,Th-. CKLKRY Ml hlgii. pet buin li, 2515,.) NAVY BEANS Per 4u.. No. 1. J2." pe, bn.; 1,1ms. ic per lb. UK.VNS ., w wax and ftiilig. 4"':") per maik't brisket. K.DI8HKS-Per lloieii. k-. T'iMAToKS Per hask-t. ,V6 J'KPPKIIS-Per btiDliel. 75c. MlfCFLUVNEOl'S. CANNKD OOODH-Corn, eiantlai.i west ern. 75e. Tomatoes, fancy 3-poiitid runs. fl.lt.; standard 3-pound cans,' SI f. Pine apples, grateil. 2-pound. t2 2t'i;2 30: sliced, t l.;5't2 3'.. Gallon siplrs. S4 &". Isllfortila apricot. IJ nM3 30. Pear. 12 li"i3.15. Peaches, I1.9t"u3 16. L. C. peaches, Ji liKii ."..15. Alaska salmon, led. SI 40; lanev Chinook, flat, 12.15; fancv soekeyr. flat, S2 15. Sardlu'-s. iniarter oil. 3 Oo; thr - niai-ters imiFt.itd. 13.35. Swei-i potatoes. S1.2.tll.W. 8aucrkiiti, 9.V'. Pumpkins, (uk sjtl.in. Lima l)tan, 2-pouiul. 75.-irll. ii. Soaked peas, J-pound, Hoc; fancy, SI 2..'d I 1'.. N ITS California walnut, per lb, Mc; Imported walnut, per lb.. 13 10c; Tarra gone almondr. per lb., Ike; filbert, per lb., 12c; Branlls, per lb., 13'uHc; I'ecans, per lb., 12't13c; peanuts. rv. per 10., K; peanuts, roasted, per lb sc) Italian chest nuts, por lb.. tu 9c. COCOANL T8 IN r ack, 14.5ft; pr doaen. k COKFKH Roasted, No. S.'., 26c; No. i!0, 21c; No. 25. 19c; No. 20. 14ic SKUA H Granulated, cane. per ack. S5.4:0 beet, S5; cut loaf, flc; cubes, (i'c: powdered, 815c. FISH HallbuT, 11c; trout. 13c: pickerel. 10c: pike. 14c; pike, fresh frogen. 12c; whlteftsh. 14(h1flc: buffalo, 14o: bullheads, skinned and dressed, 13e; cattish, dressed. 17c; white perch,-7c: w hite bass. 15c; blnrl, bass, 25c: sunflsh. KfeOc: crapplen, Iji9c; large erapples. 16c: herring, fresh froaen. He; whlletlsh, froaen. I3i?il6c; pickerel. fi.sh froxen. 13e: red snapper. 12c: flounders, mackerel. ItWiSoc per lish; codfish, fresh froien. 12c; red sniipper, li:; flounders, fienh froxen, 12'; haddo k. fresh froxen. 12c : smelts. 13c: shad roe, 45c per lb.; frog legs, ".fie pir dor..; green sea turtle meat. 25: .ier llv H1DKH AND TALLOW Green tailed. No. 1, 9-; No. 2, 7Se i bull hides, gc; green hides. No. 1, sc-. No. i, ; horse, fl.5oys0; sheep pelts, McCafl.i'i. Tallow, No. 1, 4je; No. 2. 34e. Wool, 15fJ2o. CALIFORNIA DRIED FRT'tTS Prunes are omewliat unsettled by freer offering from second hands, who seem desirous of moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo tation range from 8c to 9c for California fruit and from .VjC to Sc for Oregon, peaelu very firm, with fncy yellow quoted l W40. Coffee Market. NBW YORK. Nov. H.-COFFKK-Fu-turea market was teady at n advance of 6 to 10 point. The close , waa ateady al a net advance of Mplb points. Sales were reported of Zn.0t3 bags. Inoloding December at fR UnfiiViK; Janunry at fo.sY.; February Bt ffi.7i': March, S5.X0; May, f.'9o: July. f3.95: September. o&. ot rorTee nominal, No. 7, 8c; Santos No. 4. 7s,c; mild, steady; Cordova, Oirlil'io. Wool Market. ST LoflS. Nov. 17. WOOL Steadv; medium grades, combing and clothings. 23'4i2fie; light line. 22i2Sc; heavy fine, 17018c; tub washed, lX1f2Uc. MOORE TS TURNED LOOSE llnvlnu Served Time III Technl.'l Case of Perjnrx- I Dismissed from Court. The case of Bennett It. Moore, Indicted for perjury In one of the northern Ne braska land fraud cases, has been dls mlSHed in the I'nlled State district court al the iiinlance of United State Attorney f!os. It wa on of the minor case In volving only the entry of a quurlcr section of land in Nehrasku. Moore on making his filing, sworn thul lie. had never mad u previous entry of land, but It was as certained he hud once before entered quarter section In South Dakota. He had nlso only short while ihefore the Nebraska land completed u cnterlnc term In the penitentiary al Sioux Falls ou til)' charge of receiving aonie horse of which the legitimate ownership was In doubt and served two veals and three months, at Sioux Falls fur tho misunderstanding. District Attorney Goss was of tho opin ion that Moore hod performed enough in voluntary service nt Sluux Full us the special guest of the I'nitod PUate und m hi turn! fraud offense was but technical one at Hie best, concluded to dismiss I he case against hl':i. WINNEBAGOES RISE SLOWLY Indiana Still I, Ik- Their f4rht.ai.ps. Shore 8la-n of Moral Im provement. hut Oscar M. W'uthli II, superlntvtidciit of the Winnebago Indian agency, who ucrerdi Agent McFatrldge, la In Omaha. "The Wiiinebugoes Bn- still putting in conlderable time drinking bad whiakey." said Agent Waddcll, "bul wo hope Id bleak them of the lial.lt in time. 11 I a big Job. however. It might Ik- fh Id lu. Justice lo them, they are Improving somewhat In moral and I believe the younger genera tion will make pretty good Indians If they tan art half n chunce. We are doing ell thai wc can to Improve their Morals and I think I hut good result will follow" In time." Foinit nn U Street, When you find something that doesn't belong lo you It should be advertised in The Bee want columns. Pretly nearly every body read The Pee, and those who don't read It are not tho ones who have vnluable thing to lose. Pcrn.lt to Sell Liquor. LOUAN. . la.. Nov. 14. (Special.) In the Harrison county district court, atill In session here,- a permit was granted to F. L Sellers of Duniap fur the keep ing and sale of Intoxicating liquet a for the term uf line year in his Duniap drug store. A divorce wa (ranted to Charles W. Masten from Flora M. on the grounds of desertion. THE: CM1H! 00(10 I .4 352
