THK OMAHA DAILY HEK: WKDXKSDAV. XOVKMt.KK 20, ,!X)7.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKK1
Opening ii Dull and Practically No
Trading Goei On.
CABLES DISAPPOETT THE BULLS
.tnrle Heavy, with Crotvil
Pitying; Hear aide anil f onunia-
Hoaacs frlllnu on
j to Tikf tHTrrlnns.
OMAHA. Nov. 13. 19o7.
'II " rrsin market opened dull atnl there
practically nothing doing. Obion were
"ale and dtsapno'nl Ing Id the bull fae
lion. frothing rame In to Induce buying
Htil prices hung heavy all morning,
Whnt opened heavy, with the crowd
playing the rx-ar side and commission
housed telling. There was no one to take
the offering and very Ittt ! was accom
plished December wheat opened at 7T,c
and closed at MiiC
Corn opened dead and fell oft Home, with
the market acting heavv and no one tak
ing on any. The prospects tor k wider
essfen. market seem to bo the strongest
factor, for any future advance. lcoember
com opened at 4ft7e and cloned at 4Se.
Oat followed corn close. There was
practically nothing doing; evervnuc wan
willing to eell, but the market was dead
and f"W nfTerlncs Were tuken. December
oste opened at 44'sic anil closed at 44o.
Primary wheat receipts were MHi.mm
buihela and shipments wero l.W.Ui'l husnels.
agalntit receipts last rear of l.OVi.oi") bushels
and shiprnenta of 149.0OO bushels.
Corn receipts were ;i6.i bushels and
shipments were JGS.OK) bushels, against re
ceipts, lastyear of toz.wn bushels and ship
ment of 374.UOO buahela.
Clearances were 2,1ml bushels of corn.
3.1X0 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 331.0HO bushels.
Liverpool cloned Vf(V.id lower on wheut
and Vf!d lower on com.
Seaboard reported 2t),j0 bushels of wheat
and J4,uou bushels of corn taken for ex
port. , ,
Loo! range of options:
Arlicls. OpeTTTHIglTnwTKn" l Ycs'y.
Wheat
Dec... May...
July...
Corn
Dec,.
May...
July...
Oats
1JC.....
May...
July...
I
I
87' (.77, 1
6 w,y-j
Vl !
m 4S-,'
Go, so,! fii.i
&0'l fru'gi 49S
I 1 1
44?. 44-', 44 1
47 I 47 I 47'
4;- 42 4J,,
!'54
90' .
Wik
4S
fs
oo
44S
477,
43 'a
I
4'JI
I
44
47V
42V
Omaha Cask Frlcea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 91W03u: No. 3 hard.
7'rjOOc; No. 4 hard, trji6c; No. 3 spring,
WHjtsfr.
CORN No. 3. fiHfiJc; No. 4. i'W'i 43c ;
no grade, MWrtta-; No. 3 yellow, OlV'iVsc;
No. J white, ulV'"2c.
OAT8 No. 3, white. 4oUUc; No. 3 whlttf.
42V,'ct'4aVjc; No. 4 white, 4(j(4'i42e; standard,
42J44u.
HTl-No. 2. ;i'oc; No. 3. tfclfTOr.
Caurlot kKMiti,
t Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 39 274 '.'II
.Minneapolis 214
Dulutli 527
St. Louis 57
CHICAGO (.HAl.V AD PROVISIONS
Keafarea ml the Trading: and Cloning
I Prices oh Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-The local grain
markt was weak today because of the
depression In tin? stock market. At the
close December wheal was lc lower.
Corn- vai down H'U'V- Otits were off
)a". Provlalona were ItfiflJlsc lower.
Sentiment In the wheat pit was Inarch
all day, chiefly because of the weak con
dition of the stock market. Other Influ
ences which accentuated the bearish feel
ing wero Increased receipts In the north-'
west, poor demand from exporters ami si
private dlsatcli from Argentina which
claimed that the harvesting of wheat hail
commenced In that country, nnd that the
crop was In excellent condition. A de
crease of '.SOO.OtiO bushels In the world's
visible supply as shown , by Hradstreet's,
compared with a dccrcaHe of lsrt.ii bushels
for the corresponding time one year ago
was the chief bullish factor. Tho market
closed wook. Decetntier opened 's'fl'v
lower, at tMM4c. sold off to M' and
closed: -at WW'. ,-Waw eiiirt. wnren n.cji,
'fil.037, and closed at, IVflsVc lower, ut
M.021,,(til02.c. .. Clearances . ut. wheat, and
Hour were etitml to S0,6i bu.- I'rlmury rv
cciprs were ;. hu., against l.m.itM lm.
on the same (iiy luot y,.ar. Minneapolis.
Duluth )and illileag"! , reported reoeipis of
TV) cara, 1 aKUlnst 77 curs last week an'l
7' ear one yur ugo. ,
The orn market was also weak all
day. In addition tu tha deprosKlng inthi
ence of, tho stock market, pricea had to
eontaud against the bearish Irifluenee. uf
lower cables and. reports of. larxc ylelilM
lit Illinois. Local r- elts also showed
a moderate Increase. The close, ana wcwk
and near the low point of the day. l)e
cembor opetiod- V,Vt'' lower, at MvoJinsVc,
fold at oVc and llien declined to MVr
Mc. The closu was at WMiG4e. May
rai.ged between iu'x'a Mv, nnd clj.rd nt
a net loss or c. Local recclptu
were Tii cara. with nlneleen cars of con
tract, grade.
The trade In oats was smnll and the mni
ket was weak In sympathy with wheat
and corn. December opened 'i'rMic lower,
at 7c, sold up 10 47ic and .then lc
clbieU to 4"i'4'eWSc. where It closed. May
old between i' j0gc, and closed ut 4ST.
h decline of He. Local receipts
were i'l cars.
I'rovlslcns were weak because of the
free selling of lard, by local packers. The
financial situation, the weakness of grain
a mi kiwar pricea for live Iioks wert? bear
ish factors. At the close January pork
wag off S'.'".c, at SlL'.4:,,y; lard was down
lac. at 17.70; ribs were I7'sc lower, i.t
$'1.75. , ,
l-illutati'd recaipur for tomorrow are:
Wheat, it) csrai torn. l;'4 cars; oats, hi
cars: hogs, .W.lAl" h, ail.
The'lcadlng futures ranged as follows:
i T". . ' 1 '
Artlcles. Open. I High. I Low. Close.l Tes y.
Wheai
1 ec.
May
I I
,!M1-I
1 1 WSI
' ii
,iVpSI
1 I
srkfi:
I t".ls
Wi!1-'
(.rfWiMSI
' 47 I
I I
!;;; m, i
1 02V 1 "2Vv, 1
1 K
July
( Vim
-C.
May
July
' "da
Dec. Ma v
.lulv
I'.-rk-
ls 11.
Mav
lard
Inn.
May
Hit'
Jan.
May
So 2
mV. WV 9T! ' !S
11 I
C3U'"'ili'S6S'i' 11
I '
ii s 1 u
.Vil4 fij'j! ;".,") TIS,
I I
47', 4tiVi46''l 47V"'1.
f 4: 43 o.V on,
kV 44i 44: 45
111
12 So i 12 4J! 12 4.' 12 75
12 to I 12 72' 12 75 U iC
'
T 7 71 7 70 i 7 M
1W 1 7 67V 7 7D ! 7 !i
K 76 I 6 7T. ', S .'
7 w I 1M I a I 7 ir;
.Si
41!
I
J 1J 10 I
13 S2'i!
I T7.
I J W
: S21
I 7 t
iash iiuoiulioiia were as follows:
I'lXH'H Stettity ; wlnt r patents. RJiVy
4 Hi: a inter straights. H'tili; spring p.n.
. His. Ki.uki5.uii: spring strul(.'hls, H.5"iic4
b ikers, $,( f
ttllEAT-Nn. 2 spring. $lucil.0l: No. 3
spring. Hii"U$l,il; No. H red. JttHc.
COHN-Nii. 2, uieuic: No. t yellow,
01 is, '
(lATS-Xu. 2. W,i'; No.' 3 white, 4.1fl49c.
UARLEY-Ooort feeding, 2iloic; fair to
clioic mailing, 7i0m'.
8tKli- N'j. 1 northwestern. $1.12. rrlm
iiniothv. l Clover, coalract grades,
tlib: ' . -
Vlmd. iK-r l'H lbs., ts j,',. Short clear l"d
Following were the receipt and hlp
tneuls of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipment
ri.iur. Mils. 27. jm yi.G'iO
Veat. bu . i
Com. bu ?17 : Ui 3i)
oats, hu 2ii 262. lim
Rye, hu ! I.ian)
Hurley, bu -b.i'J 'J.V
On the Produce exei,MR() (W)11V ,h,, i,ux.
ler market wss steady; creameries. 21fi
2Tc; dallies. at24c. Kggs. sttadv; ai maik
cases included, 17', .7.1 V; His's. i.'c; ia-iiiic
flrats, rc. Cheese, ateudy; Uc.
(eallable ailles of ;rala.
. NKW YORK. Nov. 11-Spi Hal cable and
telegraphic coiiimunlcuttoiiK recclv.-d bv
lirailAtieal's show HvaHahle supplies s
coii iuied avlth pifvlous accounts.
Vhet. I'nited Slates, east of Uockles
dK'raaed C4.IX bushels. Canada, iiu leased
..ot bushels. 1'otul. I'nited States and
Canada. iicreed. lJ2.ii. Afloat for and
In Kurope. decreased t .twaj.tasj biisliei.. Totl
American and Luroptoii sjpply ..decreased
?,;i .ijw bti.shels.
Com, I lilted Statea and I'anada. de
cleasoil Ml.'" J bushela. .
'at. I n.ted Mat. and Canada. ie-eleaM-d
Mr. M biilo l.
I ii leading Im-rcws and il'Ti'Hi iv.
orted tula wwli -follow :
iiiiivg'' .J"-'tiitMtu, in hit.-; Omaha.
44. 00 h i : Cl.ii ago prhatc rfva:nr. ?vi0iO
bu. ; Minm Hpolis private e.-utors. l"'.i"i
li : 1'iirtl.imi, Me.. S 11" In : t-'l. Joseph,
'",'"i 1. 11,; t.igdeiiKliurg. ;A.f" tin.
!' c t-sm-k: Klnscion. as lm ; Lincoln
nnd li'lnlty, Tl.mt hit.
KV ' VORK f.l,KHl. MAIIKP.T
l ea 1 11 res of Tradlna Prices 11 n
l.eaillna ( nnimoilitlra.
M7W YOniC. Nov. IP FLorrt Receipts,
-V TIi; til.ln.; exports. 7.0.7 bblB. : market d'lll
.iitI biireiy steady: Mtnue:iHiiis imtent. i-'cj
ti? . winter Ft'riilKhts. t.Sii4 7.".; Minne
ota Irikers, tl .Aaxff A .'i; winter extras. U.sMi
4 1": wlnl r pntcri's. 4.i''f5 .'0; winter low
grades. $:t71l-i4 1. Rye flour, quiet; fair
i'i god. $4 s.i'i.ir.: choice fnnoy. $Ti 2i
Knekwheat Hour stcudy, tl.l'ViiJ.:.! in r
l'i ltr
CORNMKAl Sieadyr tine while and vel
low. Sl dKni.t;,; coarse. I'.Jolrl.rfS; Hiln dret,
U T!,-;,:', nr.. -
H Y K Ilrm. Xm-t Ii western, Slc f. o. b.
New York
U'HKAT-K'iceip's, id.iio Uu: exports,
W.J"J bu. fisit .market weak. No. 2 red,
$1. '(. elevator; No. 2 red. lie:1, f. o. b.
afloat: No. 1 northern Dulutli. IIP), f. o.
1). afloat: No. 2 hard winter. 1 1. f. o. b.
afloat. Depression and rtullnees were the
twin features in wheat todav. Prices lost
upward of ii cents ier bushel for lack of
buying jsiwer. The thief Inltucnrea were
northwest weakness, eH.ier cables, big
northwest shipment and financial uncer
tainty. December lower; final prices
showed 1VuJ4c net lose; December. $1. ),'!'
sil. '',. closed $l.c:ri,; -Mav. $1 . !'' 1.11"..
closed M.10.
Ci HX Kecelpts. r,.' 151 bu ; exports," 5.CKK)
bu. ; markel weak. Spot. No. bl-r, ele
vator, and Wc afloat; No. 2 White, 7c,
and No. 2 yellow, IHk: afloat. Option mar
ket was easi r. wli h wtieat Moslng
net lower. December closed Sfc; May,
Wk'Hti'iC. closed M'v'.
OATH Receipts. W.f.ijo bu.' lx.t. market
steady. Mixed, -ti to pounds, 52c; natural
white. X to Wl pounds, (-"flM'-iC; clinied
white, ;u to 411 pounds, uic.
HAY SlMMdy; gisid to choice, $1 . Iitfrl . 15.
I II 1'S (vtnet ; Mute, coiinnon to choice,
crop. K4rHie; i'licH'ic coast, 1907 crop,
i'''(I..'c: l!tl croji. ,r.'i7.-. '
HIDKri Unlet ; Huqola. VYuV.'h ; Central
America, I'M-.
I.i: THl:H-Si. ady; acid. K,ii2?c. .'
1'JtovisioN.s H.-cf. steadv; ' family,
$1 1 .V'W 1'i.to; mess, $10 (KVt ni.M; beef hiitus.
$'; packet. U.3i'ViU.iJi; cltv extra India
lues. $i.'.(ifu?3.it". t.'iit 'meats, steadv:
j pickled bellies, t I.0041 1.!."0; pickled Iuiiuh.
g I i:.iK(.K.f,o. Lard, steady; western iirliuo.
$s.6.Vi(S.75. nominal; relined barely steady ;
ccntlneiit. ! ; South America. fln.Cii; com
pound. $7.7ri1K.rt'. I'ork. easy: family, IIH.ftO
'o i'.'..'ii; Hhori clear, $l'i.2,V; 17.25; mess, l,'i.6o
'nlHllll.
T A I. LOW Dull ; cltv $-' per pkg.), 5 9-1'ic;
country pkgs. fie. i, ;,j5",c.
HICK yuiel: tloniestii, lair to extra.
27Jiiit!c; Jnpan, lioiriinal.
Hl'TTKU Steadier; creamrrj' extras. i8e;
tliirilH to llistF. j:J7c; 'stern factory,
common to firsts. 1sf'1c; iniltatlon cream
cry firsts, -'VU-ViC
CM K IC S K Kuay: stale ' full cream,
small colored and white, September, line,
l.i'4c; same. Oclohi r, best, 12c: same, good
to prime. MVh 1 ln: kiiiih-, ionimu.ii to fair,
C'llc; snme. Inrge colored. September, fine,
liie; siime. while, 14c;,hame, large, Oc
tober, btst, llc; name, common to prime,
4'il Sc.
i:iOS Firm; stale and nearby, good to
choice, :;v(i4;ic, biowit nnd mixed selected,
fancy. .Wo iv: nverage, best, :i4?i3'; flrsls
to extra firsts, miijllc: western and south
ern firsts, rntctnc; seconds. LViL'Se.
P o C L T II Y Dressed, nulel; western
chickens.l2 hlc; turkeys. 121 18': fowls, in
'u 14c.
WKATIIKR IV TliTPTiHAIN BR I.T
Probably Hutu Wednesday and
Warmer, Maya the Prophet.
OMAHA. Nov. 1. 1!7.
AVIIhln the past twenty-four hours snow
and rain were general In western Nebraska,
and over the southern llocky ' Viounta'lti
slope, and rains are falling this morning
in New Mexico, Texas. Oklahoma, and the
west Gulf statea. Light rains were scat
tered over the Ohio valley and southern
states, and heavier rains in the eastern
sfules. The weather continues cloudy In
the central valleys and west. A disturbance
of decided energy, with warmer weather,
has appeared In the extreme northwest,
ami conditions are favorable for ruin In
tills vicinity tonight and Wednesday, with
warmer.
Omalia record of temperature and pre
cipitation, compared Willi the correspond
ing day of the last three years:
19(17 1HOG 1!J6
Minimum 'temperature.... 32 IK 34 41
Precipitation 00 .10 .110 .110
Normal temperature for today, 36 degrees.
Deficiency in preclpltutlbn since March 1.
6.1 Inches. .1
Deficiency corresponding period in 19n.
4.01 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 19".",
2.1.6 Inches. L. A. WKL8H.
Local Forecaster.
M. l.ouls General Markel.
ST. IX1.18, Nov. 13 WHEAT Lower;
tr.uk. No. 2 red cash. HKc; No. 2 hard, Hh1
till'iJ; December, !M'ii1iii3c ; May, $1.124.
CORN Lower: track. No. 2 cusli, f7tyu
lsc; No. 2 white, 67'c; December, 5c-e;
May, Wc.
OATS lower; track. No. 2 cash, 45e; No.
2 white, 47c; December, 4."h:; Jlay, 4Sc.
l'"lAi'K Dull; 1 d winter patents, l.7."i
'iVi.'O; extra tine aid -KtralKlit. 4.:i1r4.'i,".;
clear, $;i.8u'u4 1.
HKKDS Tlmolhy, steudv. $J.t'.j7 I. I'I.
"OI4NM KAL Bleiuly, H.nO.
UHAN Hlcudv; sacked, cast track, $l.t3
ill.Ci. '
HAY Steady, dull; Timothy, $l. fc'u in.71;
nralri". Jhl.inol2.ou,
HtON (UIT'I'ON TIFJ-$1.10.
HAC.C1NC, 1lc.
H KM I TY1NK 11c.
PROVISION POKK-r.ower: jobbing,
S12.1H. Lurdr- lower; - Kinw ieuiu, P jk
Dry salt meats. steady; boxed extra
shorts, la.U'j: clear vib. - ttuv: short
cbars, S1.2I. Hacon,, .steady; boxed-extra
short, tlO.fn; clear lihs. $!t..S7'(; sliort
cleu,-, tin 1 ,. , ; "
POCLTRY-WcBk: clilek.ist Tc; springs,
Sc; turkevs, lie; ducks. 5c; geese. 80.
ni'TTK.ll Steady; creainery, 24''i29i-.
LUUS Steady al I'.i!.
Rocelpts.' Shipments.
Flour, bills , ...W.imo H 11,mo
Wneal, bu ....VO.Osn-- 72,ti)
I 'oni, bu l;i.yii v i l.lno
Outs, bu 27.li.ti .,. i oK.ikm
Kansas I Mr .rain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. IX. YVH KAT De
cember. !'(; May, 'JSe; casli. No. 2
hard. Wti'i'W: No. ,1. !Oo'.:!c; No. 2 red.
Sh-; No. 3. iCoM'.jC. '
CORN December. 47r: Slay, 5'',4C: cash.
No. "2 mixed, 4Sli2c; No. S. 4Mt,'ilir; No.
2 white. nl'y.'..,c: No. i. 4Wrl2c.
OATS No. 2 white, 4.VtHsc; No, 2 mixed.
UMmVsU.
i:)i iS-Steady ; extus, 2ic; firsts, 2:tc.
1 1 A Y Steady ; choice timothy, tl.jn'f
$12.nu; cholei. prairie. $;i.li Ice".
HVK-Wi72c.
liL'l TLIt Finn; creamery, 27c; packing,
17c.
FOILS Higher; extra. 21c; tirsts.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheal, bu iX.0110 42.mii
Corn, bu 14.( 22.0
Oats, bu l.ivi 6,ii0
1
Mluaeapolls Oraln .Usrkel.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 1H WHEAT De
cember. $1.02: May. $1 in';: No. 1 hard.
$l."i4v: No. - 1 northern. $1 oi; No. 2 north
ern. $1 i'2il 02; No. 3 northern. 7'(i.'tic.
FLOI'K Fmu patents, $i (S.ts); second
patents, $.i..mrS : first clears. $4 !Mi4 4o;
second clears. $.nnu2.T'.
FLAX Fglr demand: closing prices,
$l.lo. ' ...
BRAN In bulk. $.2ij 20.30.
' Peoria tiraln Market.
rtORlA. 111.'. Nov. Kr.J-CfUlN'-Steady;
No. 3 yellow, old. akSc; new. b2'jC; No. 3.
old, u)iSo; new, oJt-c; No, 4. old, 67'; new,
aoc; no tirade, old. 6.".c; uew..4o.
OATfv lifr; No. 3 white, 4'rt'4JVc; No.
4 bile, 4imc. ; ,
RYK-Xn demand.
WUlSKV-ll.'Ji. ; . . ,
I lTernool (7 rain and Prvvialonai'
1-IVKRl'iMll., Nov. IS.-WHEAT tipot,
llrm; No. 2 red western winter, in; fu
tuie. dull; 1'ecember, isj Maicli,
8h 3 "-d. May, ki :,it. "
CORN tij'ot. Hteady; prime mixed Am-'
erliati, 6s ('jd. futureK. dull; 1 ii-cembcr,
6s ' id: January, iu 4'jil.
Mllwankre (.rain Maikrt.
MII.WAI KKK. WIm.. Nov. H-WllKA'l'-
j Steady: No. 1 northern, SI OSi 1.1"; No. 2
noittiern. l.af l.tr,; May. 1 ".'S-
UAKLEY-Liul!; No. 2. Kjc; sample, i'u'
94c.
CORN Dull: No. 3 cash. 5?i 'c ; Mav
S'. bid.
Itnlntn t. rain Market.
Dl'Ll'TH,. Minn . Nov. ID. WHEAT
X,i
1 uorthein. SI Oi1; No
i northern 11 ill -
December. Il.u'i; Ma)
OAT8-4'k.
111',.
4ee Market.
NKW YOKK. Nov. I!. COKKKK Tlie
market for cofn e Juturs- aj ened sre i
at unclianaed prices and ruled quiet. The
opening was considered fully aa good as
due on- fie Uuiuutitu cklli, but prices
!. i impiovrd alightly during lite dav on
a moderstt" ili'in.tii'1 in the ab-nce of iiu
kiollnl ,f, tj(0 and . Itie . annJ'Kttt i:lov4
I'l.iet , I'Vl . til'eilK( d to J ;oi)ls lllgfli t.'
Ialcs Writ ripoit.-d of 6,'JI li.ig
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market ii Generally Lower on Heavy
Forced Liquidation.
ROCK ISLAND LEADS DECLINE
St. Paul, I nlon PaclAc anil ew lurk
Central Are Also Loner
Decline Continues
Ml Day.
NKW YORK, Nov. I:'. Thrte was .1 re
pewal of KipililMtlon in the stock niHrket
todiv of h character which CHitied a
formidable influence on speculative senti
ment. The effect for good of the national
government's plan of relief for the cur
rency situation seemed to line passed
away completely, this result lietng sn ex
tension of yesterday s tendency when Hie
pronrers of the day's dealings Witnessed
a steady wnnlng of the effect of that
factor. Prices today got hack generally to
below the closing level of last week and
In not a few Instances to the lowest prices
of th year.
The pressure to liquidate was urgent
In some points if the list snd was con
du -ted in a way and on terms to leave
little doubt of the necessities of the sollers.
It first developed in portenous lorm
in the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
railroad collateral fours. This is the oper
ating company, all of whose slock Is owned
by the Rock Island company, and the 4
per cent bonds were Issue d by It and re
ceived dollar for dollar for the old Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific railway stock which
forms the collateral secuiUy. The collat
eral fives of the same company were
Issued In part payment for the St. Ixiuis
& San Franc(scn common stock. The weak
ness In tills group of sei unties gave di
rection to the many conjectures as to the
source of the liquidat ion. The later heavy
liquidation In the I'nited States Stefl se
curities. Including the sinking fund bonds,
was used as contlrmatoti of some of these
conjectures, owing to huge common In
terests known to lie held in the two groups
of properties. While the identity of the
sellers was thus but vaguely outlined, tbe
volume and the urgency (f die sellimr
gave it sufficient Importance, without the
additional Inferences drawn from its
personal bearings. The selling of St. Paul.
I'nion Pacific nnd New York Central was
supposed to be connected In some way.
although indications pointed to a differ
ent source for tills selling from that con
jectured in the other pinup. The weak
ness of these stocks was the conspicuous
feature of the day's market and II wiis
its sympathetic effect, more than anything
else, that gave the tone to the rest of the.
market.
The confusion ef mind revealed bv the
discussion of the plan to issue I'nited
States treasury one year certificates to
the amount of $lu.'o.' .o not only by the
rank and tile of operators In slocks, al
ways ready to venture an Interpretation'
ready-made on any conceivable develop
ment, but by public commentators of au
thority and hankers of skill-tl knowledge
detracted from the kooiI effect of the
project. The willingness of the New York
banks to subscribe for the certificates in
large amounts seemed to hinge on the
question of leuve to count them in their
legal reserve. There was an Intimation
from Washington of the purpose of the
secretary of l he treasury to transfer the
proceeds of New York subscript ions to
points of active demand in the Interior.
The right to issue bank notes against the
certificates, which could not be counted as
bank reserves under the law misiit not
compensate the banks for such a sur
render of reserve holdings. Reports of
further large curtailment of Iron output
was hu Influence on the markel. 'l itis Is In
accordance with the avowed Intention of
iron trade authorities to udjusl produc
tion to consumptive requirements, what
ever those may be. Such an avoidance
of accumulation ' of stocks Is expected to
do much towards maintaining stability in
the trade. Tim shrinkage in uctlvlty Is,
nevertheless, to be reckoned wth. The
decline in prices was continued practically
without interruption lo the closing,
Honda were weak. Total sales. par
value, $4.HX4.iiOO. I'nited States 2s declined
'. the 2s and the 4s 1 per cent on
call.
Number of sales nnd range of prices on
stocks were as follows:
Snl. Illsli. Low. Clone.
AiUms Kxpreg i n;t ii;-, . p;
Amalgamate!) Copper 3ri,:" 4ti Ta :' 4.,'
Am. c. 1,. via L'tii. i:, Mr,
Am. '. K. fti ,. Uhl Hi, Ml, M
Am. I'otlim ml...., Jen ;t', t . "t.
Am. rytlbii OIl'pM..' .' ,:.
American gxprena '. . ; !. ' ,-
Am. H. ac In pW , 1 unj
Aiiiartun lie Serurltln .. r.iw n" 11 11
Am. Ltniteed Otl in
Am. Liiine) nil pM, '.1
Am. Lrfx-omotlve 'jmi :is ' ::4'g
Am, lAM.-imollve pM lot n'a tsu, S4
Am. a. i- It !S."i, I'm m up, ci i.
Am. S. Sr K. pM I'd i:. nr.
Am. sugar KufntiiK L'.'MMl Vc't PM 1"1
Am. TobatT pfil i'if Iini Hp, m'... 7
Anai-onda Mining l.'n "."mi :j y :iie :?n4
Ati-tilmm ti ilKl "n'i i:sTt atb
AM'hlsnn pid I..'
Atlanta- Uuait Llna .'nl ti-" ::4 M'
lliiliimnrs A: lihlo J fri'i i.u'4 71t Thii
Pal. Olilo ptj am ;t 7:i
briKiktyn riapiil Tr " li'i'.i :!;", :im
i'hiii1iii pa. inr i'4.:i, Hi", 141.14
ntral ef N. J uo
I'lieMiprike ulilii.. 1,01 ( 'j'i' S'
t'liliagn lit. W 1 .0.-1 71. 7 7',
I'liitagn g; N. V: 'Hl 1 :l ir.ti'., j::ui-
I'hiiag.i. M. Ik ft. P 17.:ii Wi, M . :
t'lil.ago T. Ac T, ngered
( Illiago T. T. pM !''
' . t'. ft ft. I. :ni ;ni !, 4
I'oloradn V. I l.m Tfi v l",', l.".a4
Culnrado Sc P'l 7'" 17', 17 " M
f'nlu. K'i. Ut pM I'm 42-, i: 4.',
Colo. . Jil pl
I'enaollilated Oas ;li x.'.i, g-,
t'o.-n Prodmti rfg l'hi 8Ti 'J'f H'a
i urn Produi-ia pfd r.n
lllawere g; Tludunn l.Ii'tl l.'n i.tl-- Ij4i-
riat . I.. &. W 4ur,
lieiivar Sc It. i; iiu i 171- i;i
ll. Ut K. O. pfd
niallllera- Snurltlfs tin 4n 4i- ;'.:,
Krt 7., Kim l.'.u. I4'u 141,
I'rte t"t pM :tfi :i7'i ' x,4
F.rl d pfd I.7'l 24,j :lij
i.rurrai r. leci rn- l.vi I 'H lui.-i i'i.i
J lllinnla Central .'ni,i l'.'i-g l!! ll '
iiuariiaiiimui eaper n
Int. Paper pfd :ui ag :i4
lm. Puaip I,4i-i :it4 :iiw
tnt. Hump pfd .M
Ins-a I 'antral l.t
lewa l antral pid
KaiiHga I lly Sn Hi,i 2T,4 '21 Jli,
K. '. So. pfd Ml 411 4! 4IO,
)-ouivtiie v N ;t'i y.:'4 y; :i2i4
M-liau Ontrai i;;
Minn, g; hi. Luula -n
' M . St P gV H. S. M Ml 7.. 7:'l. 7 ,
HI. P. 4V S. S- M pi.. mi Ji ij,,
Mtaa uri Pa, I tie . .'. t."'i,i ,',3', ,-.j'M
.MiiMiuri. K. V T ' "v
M . K. df T. pld ;,7
Natlnnal Laad 2i.' .:.'. -1'.. :i4
N. It. II. of M. prd. olttrrd " 4',
Saw York I'aulral lo.eeo iti4 s:lr-4 i
N. Y., tl. A- W r-ni j'j-- si4 21"-
Norfolk al- W. pfd r
North Alne'-K-au . 4ifl 4'i :ti4 ;;vt ..
I'a.lfl.' Mail -o.,
Prnnaylvanla O-l.j'-ft in 'n7'a I'w
Peoplt'a Uin S'l'i 7)ia 71 74
P., r.. i' St. L :i
Prei.d Steal car ji. 7' W4 17
Pranaed S. ('. pld (,i
Pullman Palais t ar lki 1 1 rm 1 iii
R -adlng Sl.Vof) i 7jl4 ' ;-
grading lat pfd 110 7.". 7f, Ta
Raadlng id prd itUt
Kapulilli: Jileel 4 14', ivt 2
KfpiibU" Sleel pfd 1 r.ii -;.s .,7
hisk Ulaad i'o .(.io l:-.i, 12
kotg laland Co. pfd 2.I1M :;2't 2i-
. L. ar s r. I'd pfd :; ;4
Si. kuuls a. W 110
SI. L. S V pfd ; '
Sontliei-n Pai im- g 7tM fii,
So. Pai iB. pld I,:nt 111.11, Vei
H,i. Kallaay
ns, u.
f. Hallaar pfd
Tanuassi (.'. Az I
'i'.iaa V I'ai'lle
Tul..l.. 81. L A W
T . HI L. W. pM
I u 11111 Padfli-
l iunn Pat lit-- pfd
1. K. Knpra.a
I . a. H'altv
I . S. Hullber
I g Kubhar pit
I. H. Mtael
I . a atael pfd
Va.-t'arulliia L'licinlrai ..
a.-i aro. i'bemltal prd .
w al.h
wahath plit
V.lla-Karti Kx . uftera'l.
a.ttuhouaa iClrclrlc
Wenarn tnluu
Hhclina at L. R
W lrcoiii.lii Central
r t-s. Central pfd
:in
t"! ia in o
ia
17
"( ts, tsi4
;-i :t", r.
H fiwi it: t"i
!' 7,-a TS
il
' i 'i :m
Tim I:,', r, li.t
it 1
4.fi S4, ::.
' I
Jif 7s, ;n
I".
a,,
I'M S M
i"i lu y,t I.,,,
.
7'. ;.:i', ,"t
:' k4', a,
',
I" IS'. 1 ' 1 - H
! Nortl.aru I'a. t.
12.S'I H'7
li'.'. !.
li',
;i -.a
Ciniral Leather .
(V-utial lealher pld 7s 7:
f loi-Uh.m.ld t'KH.I, a-dl
lifat Nuriharn ptd 3. I'M m i:isa
ialarboruush Mat 4(s .',4
Int. Mai. pit 1.'. IS
Ttal aataa for the da 1 . 41C I'M) ahart..
Treanary tateiuenf.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19. Today's nut-.
meut ol the treasury balancea In the Bu
eral fand, fxclustve of the llio.uuu.Oc) gjld
rerve. allow : Available cash balance,
lJW.9V2.211; gold coin and bullion. 15 1m5.
744: gold cei tim-Mles, $75.414. ajo.
Bank Clearlnara.
OMAHA. Nov. 19-Bnk clearings fur to
day were tl.taw'.79s.7o and fur the coi respond
ing dale laat year S1.M2 K.2.74.
Uir nnd Molnsars.
VKW Vt-RK, Nov Iti -el C, H- Ha v
ijui. i: filr r. iiiui.g. S. lia ; enii ifual. x
t.-t. ?ac, nioi.o-aea Suaar. J.:'-. it.-hlie,
ijiiici; No. , 4.rv; No. 1, 4.20-; No. 4. ',
No. 9. 4 ; No. o. 4.1.V-; No. 11. 4 1"e; N 1.
12. 4 .; No. It. 4."1 . No. 14. 4:4Sc; confec
tioners' A. 4 Six ; mould A. (Vine: cut inef.
.'i.'H'c: crushed, fYrsi ; powdered. granu
lated, 4.K"'; cules. o.'gs'. 1
Xeir tnrk Money Market. 1
xkw TtinK, Nov ls.-rmMi: mkh-
CANTU,i; fAPBR-Nomlniaj'iv at to 10
per cent. .Sterling exchsnge, weak, with
actual business In bankets bills at S4.fs.ViR
4i4 Mloo for demand and st $4 7sfi for slxty
dav bills. Commercial bills. 4.Ti.
HAK SIl-VKR-RP'V: Mexican dollars.
47c.
UtiVERNMKXT BOND? Weak ; railroad
bonds, weak.
MONEY On call, firm; .Vu! per rent;
ruling rate, 7 per cent, closing offered at
tl per cent. Time loans, nominal: slxtv
days. 15 per cent; ninety days. 12 per cent;
six months. 8 per cent.
Closing quotations on New York bonds
were at follows:
V S. rf. 2s. ri ...
do rnupon
I. 9. 3a. reg
do i-oupon
V. s. s. 4a. rsg
do coupon
Am. Tobui'i o 4a
In ea
Att hianu gn. 4h
do ad). 4a
Atlantic '. L. 4n
Pal. & Ohl 4
do J'is
Bin. It. T. r. 4a....
('antral of Ca. .'ia. . .
iln Id Ing
do Jd I tic
' lira. It Ohio 4ta. . .
Olihago A. J'a
C, II. q. n. 4...
L.. It. I P. 4. ...
do 10I. Tit
t't t'. PI. b. 4
Colo. Intl. ."ia. aer. A,
'."olo Mid. 4i
Colo, t- So. 4
Cuba ;,a
I. R. 0. 4a
IMallllara' Ke.. i. ...
Japan 4'a ctfa..., . . . .
rt . 2 aeriea
do 4a
Hock. Val. 4',
OIT.Ted. llld.
1'Hv, Erie p
1. T
!' do gen. 4" 7.1
IM ' I.. N. unl 4 Mi,
mist Me. Central 4a 7:1
t:l do ai Uh 1C'
121 Minn. A t. L. ir..
.'I M . K. i T. 4a K-l,
fi't do I'a 7(.i
M X. Y. ". g St
n. J. c. 1. r.a n'
"4 No. Pailflo 4 US'
' do 3a Svgj
"H N. A W. r. 4, M
I'iO. P. b rfdg 4a 71',
f Peno. tnar SHa M
4!s gi-adlng g'-n 4s K
' St. u & I. M. r. ta .iot'i
7S St. b. 4 P. r. tg. 4a. ajsi,
"4SI. U. P. W. t. 4a i
."i Saahoird A. L. 4. . . ai"
id Po. Paiirle 4a 71"
lo 1st 4s Ota "
-"4i Pa. Hailaar C ;i
4o', Taa tr P. 1 H5'j
PS T., 81. b. W. 4a.. .'.7
77 Vnlnn Pgclflr 4a tut
P7 ' do ct. 4a I' '4,
tl I'. S. steal U 7S
.1 Wlhaah la HU
s.'.'i eWeatern ltd. 4s.... fi;l
i'i W. g, L. R. 4s 7".
774W"H. Central in 74
.-.
boston Mocks anal llouds.
l'USTOX Nov. lft. Call louns. ;
uf p. r
Ofllclal
.... k',
.... 4'a
......7t
IS
.... tk
.... Hk
.... ii '.
.... "0
.... 4'
... 2'i
.... !',
.... 42
... . 1
.... 21
.... 71
....
.... V4
.... ',
.... :.7
.... !.
.... II
.... SI'i
....
.... 4
.... 1
....IM
.... Sl
.... 17,
....
.... Mt
.... ',
cent; time
cl'ising on
loans. tHi'dS per cent,
stocks and bonds:
Auti'-un ailj. 4a..
do 4-
Mft. Central 4a. . .
Aii-tilaon
do pfd .
flnstou 41- Altianv.
1 B al.in JlHlne.
llotiUMl KliMaled
Flti htiuri; pfd .
.Mxlian lential
N V.. X. II. ii It
Plv Marquette .
I nlim Paclfl.
Am. Pneii. Tub .
Amar. sugar ... .
lo pfd
Am. T. '
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Mli-oii 1 1 lu .
flenaial Kli trie .
.Mana. i:iectrlc ...
do pfd
Mas. Has
l ulled Fruit
I nlted 8. .M
do pfd
f. P. Steel
do pfd
Aihenture
Allou-a
Amalgamated
.. " A'lantlr
.. "' ll'ngham
. . 70 fal. tle la. .
. fis's Oniannlsl
.. 81 '4 Copper lUngr ..
..!i ralv Wnl
..Ct1 Prank hn
..Ill Uranhv
..i: 11 Iti.val
.. ll'i Vaa. Vililus ..
..t;i4'4 Mlehlgan
. . 12 Mohawk
..II Mom. C. A C.
4 f lid Dnminii-n . .
..1"t Osceola
. .1''ll' ParrnT . . :
.. Mt4QulDey
.. 1:14 Aliainiou
. . H'j 'fainurack
..IM Trinity
, . 1' , l.'nneil Cupper .
. . Ii V. S. Mining . .
.. tnijr. s. on
.. 4 Victoria
..UKU Winona
. . ,:'i Wolvet Inn ......
.'. .:i'v Nun h liuit . . .
.. -".'s4 Hutl Ciialiilon
. . T'J;i Ni'gita
.. 7iCal. A.' Ailzuna.
. . 2-i ArUona Cum. ..
.. I.'',
Illd. Asked.
UMAff I U HObUaAI.E MAHKGT,
Condition of Trad; and Qaotatlong oa
Staple and 1'nncy Produce.
L'GGS I'resh oountiy. Xlc; storage, jdc.
It looks like 2K"c for .fresh country eggs
until after Thanksgiving.
Bl'TTKK-Common, 16c; fancy lull and
rolls. 22c; creamery, 31ci
CHEESE New lull cream. Wisconsin
twins, 1T',k; new full cream brick. 17e; do
mesllc, new Swiss, lc; new llmbinger, li
4(Pie; young Americas, lUic.
LIVE PoL'LTKY Springs, 9c; hens. 8c;
roosters, 4c; ducks, ltkj; geese, 10c; turkeys,
16c ; pigeons, 75c per dour.
UHEsirtEt) POLLTnY-Sprlngs. fancy.
l"c; hens, lie; roosters, 5c; ducks, 12C; geese,
12c; turkeys, tfjc ,
HAY Choice No.' 1 upland, $10.00; me
dium, $.0v; No. 1 bottom, 8.w0; off grades,
from SS.60 to $tl.50; ryo straw, $7.0u; No. I
alfalfa. fil.OV. , ,
ta. , Rt,4TiJ.
APlM.Kb New York King, per barrel.
$j.Ao; "None Hueh.'t per barrel, $5.25; 20
ounce Pippins, pep sburm!, $0.2i; Maiden
Hiush, per barteL,. Baldwins, per
barrel, $5.00; Uretnlnus. per barrel, $6.00;
weateiti box apples1, Colorado Jonathans,
per i box, $:t.2'5; Cofoikdo Oi liues Guldens,
peiv box, W.25;. laalnr, Jonathans, per box,
H.00; Idaho Winter .,, Bananas, per bos,
W.Oof AVashliigloii Ren Uavls. fj.oo; Wash
ton Northern Spy. pcr'box. $2.00; Washing
ton Ores'tiings. per box, $2.otz; Washington
Baldwins, per Vox. $2.00; Washington Hume
Beauty, per box, $i; Washington fall ap
ples, assorted, per box. $1.75411.85.
TROPICAL' FRUITS.
OUANfJES Florida, per box. S4.tm'u4 25;
Flniida. (raie Fruit.. per box. $".7Wrt).00.
O RAPES Concords, per basket, "M'dlOc;
Mulaga. heavy welghls, per kug, $."..005
o.'iO; filalagas. medium weights, per keg,
$4.5'jii6.ou; California grapes, s.ason about
over; some few Emperors of fair quality
still moving, per crate. $1.7S5il.8i.
LEMONS Fancy. and JiH size, per
box. $a.0O4i.5O; extta choice, 300 and SO)
slz". per box-, $5.01 ku.30.
BAN ANAS--Port Unions, per bunch,
$2.(V'q 3.U0.
FI&8 AND DATES - Smyrna figs,
7 crown, per pound, 14'lcc; Smyrna figs,
-crown, per potuid,- liWl.lc; Smyrna figs,
4-crown, per pound. Pallet California figs,
boxes, 10 cartons, S5o; California figs,
boxes, 12 cartons, R5e; .California flas, bulk
pr pound. BSc; llallowl dales, per pound'
ll'-ie; Khadrawl dates. eii pjund. Sc; Sal
dates, per pound, f.4c; Ferd dates. 13
pound boxes, per pound. Ko.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRt'lTB Prunes
are somewhat unsettled by iroer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of ItutniilJa.b' grades, yuo
tatlons range from IV ,n. 'Jc 'or California
fruit and from V tV 9 ' &' ' for Oregon.
Poaches very firm. wjti fnncy vellows
quoted at IjT'V'.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Ier bu., 6t & 75c.
auai;e Holland seed, per lb., 1 15
1
ONIONS Ked Globe, pot'
Deni.i, per crate. 11.60.
154905c;
SWKET POTATOES Small
BKKTS Per bit.. SOc.
bbl.
$2. 60.
CARROTS Per. bu.. ?5c.
T L' R N I P8 Per bushel, ute.
PA R S N" I PS Per bushel. 7T,c.
' 'KLEUY Michigan, per tuntli, ZlUlie.
NAVY BKANSi Per bit.. No. 1. 2.j per
bu.; Limn, 7c per lb..
BEANS New wax and string. 40'3h0c
per niHrket brisket.
RADISHES Per dozen. 3o
B EEK CC'l'S.
No. 1 rib. 14MC; No. I rib", llljc; No. S
ribs, tit.,c. No. 1 loin, 19c; No. i loin. 13c:
No. 3 loin, flc. No. 1 chuck, 6W; No 2
chuck. &'.(-; No. 3 chuck, 4c. No' 1 round.
:; No. 3 round. 71.;c No. 3 round, ti'c.
No. X plate. 5c; No. i rlale, 4c; No. 3 plate,
M ISCEMVNKOL'S.
CANNED OOODS-Com. mandard west
ern, 75c. Tomatoas, faucy 3-pound cans,
11.45; standard 3-pound cans, tl an. Pine
apples, giuted. 2-puund, J2 30.30; sliced.
$1.7ai?f2.25. liallon apples. 44 1. Ciillfornla
apricots, 12 FVu3 3u. Tears, 2.1oSl la
Peaches, II 15. I.. C peaches, I2.bii
3 16. Alaeka salmon, red, I1.4U; fancy
Chinook, flat. 2.15; fancy aockeye, flat
-'.!". Sardines, quarter oil, i.'i.6U; three-(iiiHit.-iM
mustard, $3.35. Sweet potatoes
fl. 251. :.". Sauerkraut, 9ric. Piimpklns. wh
'ii $1 '. I.lina biaus. 2-pound, 75cjl;j
Soaked iieas, 2-pound. 65c; fancy. $1 'jil 45
Nl'TS California walnuts, per lb, 18c
imported walnuts, per lb., 13jilOc; Tarra
gone almonds, per lb., 1 8c; Alberts, per lb
13c; BrasilH, per lb., 13614c; Pecilns, per
lb., 12'ti 13c; peanuts, raw, per lb., 7c'
peanuts, roasted, per lb., gc; Italian cheaw
nuts, per lo., gjisc.
COCOANCTS-l'i r sack, $4.50; per doien
6"C".
COFFEE Roasted. No. 35, Ti': No aw
tie; No. 25. lHc; No. . 14',c.
Sl'OAR Granulated, lane, per sack
$5.4 :t beet, $5; cut loaf. tic; cubes ti'ic'
powdered.
I'lSH-Halihut, He; trout. 13c; pickerel
bv; pike, 14.'; pike.' ffegh froxvn, i.'
whltefisli, 14tlfic; biiffili). lie; bullheads
fktnned and Crested. 13c; i-arRsh, dressed'
17c; nblte perch, Jc; uhlte lisse. 15c; black
bass. 25c; sunflnh. ti''ii'i : ranpies, 6??c
large crapplas. ;.-: berrind, fresh froien'
. ; whltelaij, froien. I3iw.-; pickerel frsli
froin. lie: ret! mapper, 12c: flounders
traikerrl. Ui(Ac ner llsii; oodftxh. fresti
froten, 12c; red snipper, 12c; flounders
fresh frosen, 13c; haddock, fresh frozen, 12c:
smelts, lie; shad roe, 45c per lb. ; t rov 'h its'
3c per dog.; green sea turtle meat 5a
per lb.
HIDES AND TALJXW-Green sailed
No. 1, c; No. 2. 7'e; bull hides, gc; green
hides. No. 1. tic; No. t be: horse, tl Siin
rneep peita, k-qji.i. l allow,. No. 1
No. 2, 3'iC Vool,16S23o.
4Sf ;
slock la alcbl.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday.
Cm t I I . VJ a.
tj,,,.il. ... I, ;..iii.bud
. .. ti.tiio
7:sO
9.2u0
HlOUX Cltv
K an Has Citv
...11. ISO
... 2.1i4
... t.vw
.. lti.utb
Vu.taat
.4i"
ll.i-ai
.VUI1U
4 mo
7t
2.(av
e.ouu
Si. Joseph .
Si. Lajuis ....
Chii-ago ....
Total ....
.35. "3 73 521 .aj
1
1 T-
INVEST aitt HOME2
5 Gold Bonds
of the
Osrualnai fiiCouncil Blofils
Iggtreet IFgaLiliay Co.
in $1,000.00 denominations.
Interest Paid Semi-Annually.
Full Information on Request. Call Up or Address
SAMUEL BURNS, Jp.
G14 New York Life Dldfj.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Extremely Dull
and Generally lower.
HOGS CONTINUE ON DOWN GRADE
Miec and l.auiba In Moderate Supply,
Tilth Klllera steady to Kaaler
nnd Feeders Ai'tlse
and I'lrni.
Uol'TII OMAHA. Nov. 10. ISuT.
Kecelpta were: Caltlo. lloga. Sbeeb.
fltnclal Monday 5.178 2.M 9,M
Estimate Ttiox.lay .tV) 7,:sJ ,
Two daya tlila weeli . . . .ll.sa
Same daya laat week...U.4Kt
Hnmo ilaya 2 weeka ago.. J.tS4
Same days 3 week ago..l'J,SI7
Siime daya 4 weka m(o..'.rn.!
Siime daya laal year. . . .lo.JU-
The followlua; table allows the receipt of
cattle, iion and nbeep al Bout 11 Umaba, for
tbe year to dale, compared with laal year:
1907. . 19;. Inc. Ueo
Crtiltle I.ii7.'.i.i MT.HSo l'.1i,tMti ........
HoH .iwi.iMi I'.iTH.fts xu.im
Sti'ep l,l7,43s 1,'JM,35-' 7t.13
The following table alio tbe average
pricea of boga al Soutli Omaha for the last
everal days, Willi comparisons:
Date. I 1907. lu6.:il..;i9(H.ilW.190t.1901.
lO.I'.IH 18.C21
4.H7S ,IM
&:x) hi, 1 m
3. ill M,2tl
lti,V. M..H63
'.,712 i.;7
Nov. .... 4 k'714i "l
Nov. 10... 6 07
Nov. 11... 4 93
Nov. 12... 4 83 W
Nov. 13... 4 70 6 V
Nov. 14... 4 W ' u
Nov. 15... 4 W ti Uj
Nov. K. . . 4 6 I'i
Nov. 17... ti (10
Nov. IS... 4 2i,
Nov. 19... 4 iy 6 tJ
Sunday!
4 7! 4 r,f 4 n
4 m 4 71 6 C7 SS
4 2! 4 S9 4 Mi (
1 4 Stti 4 83; 8 1
1 mi: 11 rut t 21
74
S73
A3
S t
4 7a 4 9 4 G7, B 5
4 12, 4 4 I tl 32, 5 70
4 KBI 4 1-1: 4 54: S 63
i 67 4 71, 4 4(1 6 41
4 tiSI 4 117 4 39 SI
1 4 61 4 451 2
5 t;3
6 fvl
The orflclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
l.at tie. iiofta.oneeji.
C. M. & Sf. P. Ry.
1
WatisHh
Mo. pu-. Ry
I'nion Purine System
C. A N. W. Ry. tEast) ..
C. & N. W. (West)
C. St. P. M. O. Ry
C. R. Q. iEhhII
C. B. & ti. (West)
C. R. 1. el- P. R.v. tlCastl
C. H. 1. 1- P. Ry. (West)..
Illinois Central
Chicago Ureal Western...
til :t:'
!i
4 r.
o
tai :ii
3 6
' 1
3
I
Total ! ceiplH 25S lu.' 34
The disposition of the day's recelpli was
as folio k.s. each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Huyers. Cat tie. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 1.024 KM 4IH
Swift & Co 1.to l.tiat 2I
Cu.lahv Pucking Co I.ihk 1.517 1.K11
Armour r Co !'7 1.3H5 2211
V'ansant 4- Co 15 ....
Carev & Benton 221 .,
McCrearv Carey IfO
W. I. Stephen "
Kill & Son 34
F. P. Iye wis l't
Huh ton & Co 2i .... ....
Hamilton 4- Rolhsclilld . !
I. . F. Hum !'
L. Wolf 45
Sam Wertheimer lift
Mike Hunerty K .... ....
J. H. Root & Co lit
T. H. lngliram IK
Sullivan Hros !i ....
Other Buyers S" 4.315
Total 5.77i II.K77 7.tt!r
CAT'I I. E Receipts of cattle were much
latgir than uu..l this morning, M cars
bi ItiR rcporled m. Al Hie same time re
cclpiH ut all other markel points were re
ported very liberal for u Tuesday. As
there wss no Improvement In the demand
to correspond with Hie Increase in the re
ceipts it followed that the feeling on the
mnrket was extremely weak right from the
outsit. Advices from other market points
indicated a sharp decline and the market
lure opmied very dull, with the feeling
generally IMjlje lower on the general run
of stuff.
The market continued extremely dull all
the forenoon, salesmen finding It hard
work to unload. Sucii beef steers ss met
the approval of buyers sold generally lto
lower than yesterday, but there were
cases whero cattle that did not happen lo
lind special favor show more declinu than
that.
Cows and heifers were very dull through
out and were generally noted 1o4j15c lower
than yesterday.
Stockers and feeders were about the dull
est that they have been any day, as well
as the lowest, being fully l'Kyluc lower
than yeaterdav, and hard to move evsn at
lhat decline.
quotations on caltle: Good to choice
coinfeu steers. 4s).snj5. 60; fair to good corn
fed steers, $4 "cr4.90; common 'to fair corn
fed steers, $3.7t?4 4; good to choice range
steers, $4.15U4.9u; fair to good range steers.
$3 6"i44 1u; common to fair range sleers,
$3.0od35o; good to choice cows and heifers,
$.j.(u'J bit; rair to good cows and heifers,
$2.4o'ri3.(i0; common to fair cows and heifers,
II. 2WU2.40; good lo cholue snickers and feed
ers, I4.t"'i I fair tu good stockers and
feeders. $ 5"'u-4 ''; common to lair stockers
and feeders. I2.76f(t SO.
Kepresental he sales:
BECK STEERS.
Kg At. Pr. .o. At. Ft.
It l'.'Tl 4 it
COWS.
I 1 3 1 179 z w
STOCKERS AND KEEDliJHS.
1 718 i SS 7 71J I HI
CALVES.
1 t0 1 219 i gu
K 4 25
WESTERNS N Eli H ASK A.
24 cows Mu I 9(5 S cows ln',2 ,'. ai
15 st .-era.. ..104'. 3 5o 1 bull lir.j .'W
30 heifers... tail 3 'i 1.1 feeders. . 3 no
25 cows leiii 2 No 17 cows is.) 2 si
3 cons MO 1 i 2 cows HnS I ft5
5 con a lilo I HS 1 cow 5') I nu
1 calf Jfu 3 li,
WYOMING.
9 cowa S77 3 10 ticows lljii 3 '
11 cows J2 J iai 14 cows 5I 2 Ou
41 steers.... W. 3 so
11. Somers, Wyoming.
23 st et is. ..h'.i" 3 oil Icons 95S 3 75
20 steers. .. ITTb 3 b)
' Nefsey Bros., Wjoming.
130 steers . .10bH 3 tsi
J. T. Price, Wyoming.
6 steers.... 781 3 10 17 corns. ... 177 2 ft
U. S. Howes, Wyoming.
It sleers. ...Iuu7 lab 15 cons '2 3 10
4 cows ivt 3 lo 1 cows 75tf I ZS
C. C. Hunts, Wyoming.
44 steers. .. .1060 3 To 3 steers. ... 950 100
SOL'TH DAKOTA.
M cow N I 10
J. W. Cliltty, South Dakota
1$ cons 1014 3 lo Jl cowa i.O 3 7it
1 bull U.'ii 2 26 9 steers. ...l'l&o $ So
IDAHO.
a stests ...1133 3 7o I steer V) 179
W. Colson. Idaho.
53 feeders . !2 1 i 6 feadeis.. I IIS,
41 feeders.. t7 3 lu t feelers.. 7y7 3 W
9 cows 975 3 Hi ' 11 cows 1114 $ 2S
J. W. Spiers, Idaho.
COLORADO.
1 bull 121 SOU I cow 'i 3 I'O
1 cow liKkl 3 ti 24 steers ...ll'W 3
2 steers.... 975 3 lo
15 feeders . 2 3 i 55 cuns 1'iJO S !5
HOGS T'li receipts of hogs this morning
Were very much larger thai) usual of late.
It being a normal run for this srasnn of
the year. Fortunately there was a pretty
fair demand, so that sellers did not find
very much difficulty In securing buyers at
current prices. However, the situation
was entirely against the selling Interests.
Advices from all market points Indicated
Urge recelptf, with pricea decidedly lower.
Thus the first message from Chicago re
ported .'O.Oflo hogs. 15o lower, but a 111 tie
later the market was posted as VOhCo
lower. With such advices from other sell
ing points it Is not surprising that tho
market here opened Ivf20c lower than yes
terday. The first hogs sold verv largely
on the basis of $4.t for the general run.
In fact the early market was a e proposi
tion, there being very few sales either
above or below thai figure. Salesmen
seemed to feel that under such conditions
there was nothing lo do but to lake their
medicine and they accordingly cut loose,
so that mosl of the hogs In sight changed
hands In veiy fair season in tbe forenoon.
Late trains came in more heavily
loaded than anticipated, making the to
tal receipts over 100 cars, t lie hesvlest
run of any day since September 2ti. In
spite of the large receipts the trade con
tinued active, with prices fullv ss good as
esrly, that Is. largely It.tiO 4.65. with a
few st $4.70. It will be noted that $4.65
was the most popular price nnd a very
large proportion of the loads brought
that price.
Today's decline carries the market to
the lowest point touched so far. A
feature of today's trade was the active
buying on the part of shippers and ono
of the blr packers who announced that
III his belief tho iKittom hud been tonclsd
and hence he was willing to tske on a
goodly number at prevailing prices. This
sentiment is entirely at variance with
the opinion expressed a couple of week
ago by the Armours, who predicted that
hoga .would touch $4 before the down,
ward movement was finally checked.
No. at. 41. Pr. s. At. Su. fr
5ii s'.o 4 no r; , i, k:
74. .4 1S4 ... 4 to 74 M n 4 ,
4 !.,2 tiHI 4 l 54 f'.'j .Nil :,
M4 lJS 4 Sit i . . j ar,
5 242 Wl 4 74 vim 4l 4 "
ut '80 4 4" ii hi u 4 .-,
5" 2-' Jfr' 4 H ' '. JJ ao 4 f,
M IV.S71 30 4 (u -m ii 4
SO iiu 101 4 ft '.V Sill . , 4 6",
7 ...SI6 ... 4 fl : Sli ... 4 '.
5 Si 1o 4 tit i,l J.T1 nil 4 6-,
6 Ml 40 4 t" T5 C-S 4 1 4 ar.
52 SM a 4 t2'i 6t fr,l 4'l 4 K '
ii 311 40 4 Hi', 59 .n :iu 4 tr,
37 JSC ... 4 .'. 7 !IKI ... 4 ,r,
7 ,..'fJ ... 4 ; m ma- :,! 4 ti
4 VM' lun 4 -, j,,7 4 ,n
74 24.1 J 4 '. tit 27S 11 4 r.
I7 ... 4 t.7 41 MO ... 4 .'.
" M4 2H 4 It). 74 1.4 4i 4
t7 245 ... 4 M 711 ; Ji 4 as
Sit ItU 4 05 til 2.8 2i t ;,
1 14 .. 4 f.-. :r SKI 4H 4 7',
44 79 2"fl 4 tf. 75 S ir 4'l 4 S7'I
7 f t 1S 4 S7 iS ti;. ... 4 7,1
4..... .::! tin 4(5 54 s4 ,, 4M
70 J7S tM 4 t-'i
Representatlva sales:
SHEEP-Hecelt.ts this
morning were
moderate, only thirty-four cars being re
ported In. At the same time there wsn a
very rair uemHiia notn ror feeders end kill
ers. Buyers were out In the vsnls esrlv
and the market opened In verv good season
and was fairly active. The prices paid for
killers were steady In posslb'.y n little
lower in some spots. In fact, some of Hie
buvers . thought that they bought to a
rifle better adventage than yesterday. Old
wethers, with a Tew yearlinga on them,
sold to the klllera at $4.r.5. with quite u
long string of ewes at $4.1i.
There were more feeder buvers In the
yards than for several (lavs back, with
the result that there was more life to the
trade than usual of late, lb would look
ns If country hanks were loosening up a
little to the extent of faking csre of some
of their customers. Atwnv rate there were
a number of buyer. In the yards this morn
ing; wlio cleaned up the big bulk of the
offerings In very fuir season. As to prices,
there was no very noteworthy change, as
compared with esterdsy. If anything, the
market was firm.
yuotsttotis on good to choice killers:
Lambs, $5.7otjti.4); yearling wethers. $4 bO
0.15; wethers, $4.2Mv4.n; ewea. $3.o044.15.
Quotations on feeders: Good lambs. $5.00
Hu f0; common lambs. 3 5e4.0; vearllngs
e"", weiiiei's, 34.110'q 4. ;a; goon
l2.7oft3.25; common etves, $l.25'2.;5.
No. Al
rwes.
Pr.
5 .to
4 iai
3 50
ii 3il
5 10
4 90
5 30
. 30
in
5 i
4
h Ml
mi
4 V.
4 tVi
s vt yoming iambs, feeders.
174 Wyoming ewes
35 Wyoming ewes, feeders...
44 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
304 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
289 Idaho lambs, feeders
tta Idaho lambs, feeders
Nb Idaho lambs, feeders
49 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
34 Wyoming ewes, feeders..,
23 Wyoming ewes .,
52 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
36 Wyoming lambs
l'2l western fed wethers
157 weetern fed wethers
Kin
ll-l
or.
53
S3
K3
ik
74
111
11X
CHICAGO I.1VB KTOCK M4.RKRT
Cnttle Heady Hons Weak
Steady hnt glow.
stheep !
.AClnLAU.' Nov' 1!CATTLE-Receipts.
To.ooo head; market steadv; steers. $4 iai
J50; cows $2.7fyj4.r0; heifers. $ioWj6fni;
bulls. $2.tilK;i4.Si: calves, $3.(yiiT.ia); stockers
and feeders. 1.1. 4v 4 "..
HOG8 Receipts. 2ii.uun head; market
weak; choice heavy shippings. $5.otx6.2ii;
''."'J . uuhera. $5.1'6.2o: Tight mixed,
Jl?1;: '' "fl". 5,o-ii6.15; packing.
14 50'(4 $C; pigs. H.754i4.75.
SHEEP AND LA M B8 Receipt s, U.h
head, market steadv hut slow: sheep.
$4.7Hi&'; lambs, $5.2Krii.6"; yearlings, $4:5
'16.10.
l. I.nul Lire 4na-k Markel.
ST. LOI'IS. Nov. 19. CATTLE Receipts,
o.tun head, including l.too Texana. Market
nstlves. 10 to 15c lower; Texana steadv.
Native shipping and export steers. $5,264
iiu; dressed beef and butcher stsers,
14 7fytx6.HU; stoers under 1.000 pounds. $1 KKi
4 oo: stoikers and feeders. $2.ia4 lo: cows
snd heifers. $2 76sri.ii; i snneis, $1 26fj ' (e
bulls, $2 OHti4.5u; iI es. $2.fi7.7i; I . xhiis
and Indian sleers. $2.!t52fi; cows and
heifers, fl.25ti3.9u.
HOGS Receipts, ll.rio bead: market -'.v
lower: pigs and lights. $4 tO(to lo; packers.
$4j&3C.(j; butchers and liest heavy, $4.h6i
SHEEP AND LAM HS Receipts, 2 onO
head; market steady. Native muttons. $:i.i
tu.2o; lambs. $6.a4.So: vulls and bucks
l.tm)1.2u; stockers. $4.iK.t)5 2a.
si. Joseph Live murk Markel.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Nov. 19. CATTLE
Receipts. 2.153 head: insrket ateadr: na
tives, $4.2fi.oo; cowa and heifers, $J.7oijl.4o
atix kers and feeders. ti.&Qi 35.
HlHJM Receipts. i,423 bead; market ac
tive: top. $1 75: bulk. 4.5u4w.
SHEEP AND LAMbS Ro.eit.ts 7U0 head;
markst steady; lambs, 13 75s 2&, yearlings
$o-9.Sii.
! Ulr Lle fltsxk Market.
Siorx ITU'. Nm. 19i8peclal Tele
grain. J-r-CATTLE Jteci ipia. i.uai head;
market Vslj !' lo wi rr sto.' kets slow; beeves.
4 Ig4 , cowt and htlfsra. $Jti3.7(;
OMAHA, NEO.
stockers and feeders, $3 .(', 3. rv; calves and
yearlings. l.'.finKd:) .50.
I IOUS Receipts. ;.'i head: market 15di
2oc lower, selling al $4.uo4il.7ti; bulk. ,of
sales, 4.tj4 ii5.
Kansas Cl l ive fsiock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1!t.-CATTI.K-Re-ceipts.
li.io head. Including 5mi southerns.
Market steady to VK' lower; choice export
and dressed beef steers. Il.mmfi.ti0: fair lo
good. $.i.7fVl4.7&; western steers, lit 4i3i4.2i';
stockers snd feeders. $2 Suit In; stmt hern
steers. 2.tkii4.Xl; southern Cows, ll.doffl 3.n;
native steers, $l.7.Vi2 HU; native heifers.
$'.5(ii 1.4"; bulls, t2.24ttr 85; calves, SsMSMi
Ji.(l
HOUS Receipts. Jo.oo head; market, t5'u
20c lower; top, It 75: bulk of sales, $4 ffi'
4.70; heavv, g4.ttofi4.7S: pnekera, $4.35"t
4.72',: pigs and lights, $4.:iS'rt l 72.
SH EEC AND I. A M.BS Receipts. 4.WJ
head; market steady lo wctik; lambs. $u.il
h-si.JO; ewes and yeai'llUKS, t.i.lofi 4 ; west
ern yearlings, $4.0t'4.Ort: western sheep, '
$".5'"ti4.,r,ii: stinkers and feeders, $2.75ij 4.25.
Cotton Market.
NEW VORK. Nov. l9.-COTTON-FuJ.ulcs
opened steady: IeccmlH'r. 10.30c; January,
9 Ss,-; March, 10 l:ic; April, lti.lttc bid; May.
10.24c; June, 10.2iii ; July, 10.25c; August,
111.15c bid.
Spot closed steady. Middling uplands.
lO.wio; middling Kidf. 12.06c . . Sales, I.ihsi
bales.
Kill urea closed steady: November. 10.30c;,
Oeccmle r, H'.4Hc; Jamiury, 1ti.ti.k-: Kebnuiry,
10.07c; March, lu.llc; April, l.14c: Ma ,
10.17c; June, PUtic; July. lO.ltic; August,
10.U.V'.
GALVESTON. Nov. 19.-COTTON-lllRhcr
at 10 !5-lhV.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 19. Cf TTIN Sjail.
moderate business done; prices 7 HiintH
higher. American middlliiK. fair. U.Svi.
good middling, (i.2d; mlddliiiir. 5.2d; low
middling. 54ed: good ordlmtry. u.otid; ordl
risry, 4.4111. The sales of the day were
8.000 bulis, of wJilcli .'itto bnhs were for
spi culat Ion and export and Included 7. tin
bales American. Receipts. 33.000 bales, In
cluding ltt.RVK bules American.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Ill COTTON -Spots
wero sleady. Sales, 4.7'0 bales. Low
iirditiary, ti'ac, iiomimil; ordinary, 7 7-ltic.
nominal: good ordinary, SV. lioinihal; low
n lddlltiE. :"'; middling. I'm4c; good mlil
dlliiK. He; middling lair, ll'.c; lair. l-',e.
iiomimil; receipts, jo.ltii liales; stock. )'.'?, 23
bales.
ST. LOI 'IS. Mo.. Nov. 19. -COTTON -Steady;
middling. I;c: sales. 20 hales; iv
C'll is, .'i:H bah-Mt shipments, Km I'a lex;
stock. I0.5n2 bales. , .
SimiI coflee dull; No. 7 Rio, lie: SllllleS
No. 4. 7:14( ; mild colTec-sjulel ; Cordova,
13'ac. .'
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Musi.. Nov. !'.. WOOL Tile
wool market locally continue) to tie domi
nated by the financial situation and trad
ing la ery dull despite somewhat cnsler
values. Tim leading Western quotations
follow: Kentucky,. Indiana, and Missouri:
Tlirer-elht hs-blood. X'tySSo; qiiarter'-blooil,
2lyf7loo. Scotireil values. . Texas: Fine. 1.'
months. 724f7.'lc: fine, 0 lo montlis. UV.idic;
line fall. ;24(o5c, Culifortiln: Northern,
Min'ioc ; middle ooiinty, 4H' Ul'7 southern,
."ociiti'ic; fall free. 45U INC. Oregon: Eastern
No. 1 staple, 711720; eastern No. I clothlnu,
Kji'7lip; oiisiirn h rage, i'.i(ijf0: valley.
No. l, liknWc. Territory, sconseil basis;
Fine staple, 72ft 7T.e: line nieilliiill ataple.
7i '1-72C: line clolhlng. lVdn(c;' '(Inn medium
clothing, lij'-iitficj half-blood, faic; thre,-eigiiilis-bhiod.
MfM.iic: qnartei-'bluod. 52'H'
5c; pulled exliii, Vli?k; fine, ,'(r im-,
sutlers, Amti.'iSc'.
ST. LOI'IS. Mil., Nov. 19.--WOOL. -Steady:
medium grades. combing and
clothing. 2.;'i''i25c; lielil fine,' pi! 1 23c; heavy
line, 17'ilKe; tub washed, '..X-jIItio.
Melul Markets.
NEW YORK. Nov. Ill MKTALB The
London tin niiirke, was higher. Willi spot
snot quilled at ;5tJ 17s tnt, and futures at
licslly the market was yuiet. with qou
tatlons rsuglng from ino.Sn to ll..Vi. Coppi'r
was higlier In the Loudon niHrket, with
spot quiiled at AJ3N 17 lid.' and (utiirs at
ilV IBs. Locally the . mat ko was w. nk,
with lake quoted al 113 .AI3.2o; elect rolvl 'c
at $i2.75''ri:t.00 and casting nl IW.bufi l:.U.
Lead wua 2s lid higlier hi the London mar
ket, spot closing nl Jtl 17s tid. Locally the
murket was weak and it Is said that Hie
chief producer has marked off quotation.
to meet the open market. Spot ia quoted
at 14.35'iM 40. Spelter was unchanged at
Lit lu London. IM-Hlly (he market -ass
weak at f4.9tHtD.no. The Englwli Iron mar
ket was higlier, with standard foundry
quoted at 5(s 3d. and Cleveland warrants
at Ms. Locally I lie market was nouiirirtllv
easier. No. 1 foundry. IIS.lS'ula'.Tt); No 2
foundry northern at f l7.IVq IK.25, and south
ern gindes nominal
ST. Lol lS. Nov. 19. -MF.TALS-I.EAK-Dull
at f432V4.2r: spoiler dull at $1..
London Closing; MtiM-ks.
ll.N'PON, Nov. IK Closint quotations on
flocks were as follows:
t'onaiila. niuney 2 l ie M . K. T J4
it.i acinunt H2J-HN. V. Central s-ii,
Anai.inila ., li, Norfolk 4k W.. t4't
Amlilami ,'l'a do pld
do .fU 4', ilniai l A W
Hallliaore (lliiii. .. tll fv ntipvivanla K',
l anaSlan I'aelSi tt.'.i, Hand Mlnaa 4
I'lieaapeske a nliln... .'V It aibar Il'i
i i tiliaio ct 7'iSoutlirii Railway.... H'
'.. M. i St. f Il'2 Uj pfd 41",
! lie Heers IT Soulliarn Pa. Iflo ',
lienver II. li !'. I ntoo HadS'' ll ,
rtn pf'l Ma (lu pfd , a:
Krte I'.', V. 8. ftieal.. ;4'k
lo lal M .1 da pfs 14V,
tk 2i1 pld. 27 Waln.il
liranrt Truok 17-i li pfd 14 ,
I1 Illinois omui i:' Spanish 4a M
I.nuiavllia N H i
SI I.VEH Bur, stead'.', 2i',d per ounce.
I .MONEV-4,'ql'; per cent,
j The rale of discount In the open market
lor short bills is i.Vri7 tier cent; for three
months' hillx. i;viie. per rent.
1 Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. Nov. i! -EVAPOR ATEI
APPLES-Market Is higher on buying to
fill November contracts. Fancy are quoted
al 12c; choice at ln-; prime Ht' Pc, and I'.sO
fruit at H'(tK'4e.
DRIED FHl'IT'8 Prunes are quiet, with
quotations ranging from 47aoV for Call
fornni fruit and from ti'ac lo eV for Ore
gon, up to :n and 4os. Apricot are un
changed at 21c for choice, 22c for exrrs
choice ami 24c for fsncv. Peaches are
steady, with clinic quoted al ldl2V;
extra choice at l.'iyahCjc: fancy at l.ljiUV.
and extra fauev st :p4il3c. Ratsms ar
unchanged, with loose muscatel quoted at
'jll.'C.
Tulrilu Need Market.
TOLEDO, ).. Nov. 19.-SEE1 Clover,
( Kaii. $:i35; Dei ember. 19 4o: March, f9.3.
Timotliy. prime. $2.20. Alslke. prime, I'j 3c
trnuaer Hegulus Asbnre.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1!..T he ateuiner Rcg
iilus, bound from Loumbuig, N. ft,' for
New York with lumber, came ashore dur
ing the nlglii In the fog and rain near
the Bellpoit life aavlng station, twenli
lilies east uf Fire Island. The steamer
has a ciew of eighteen men. Not much of
a sea is running so thai Hie steamer is
In no immediate danger. Tbe crew re
mained aboard and are throwing cargo
uwrboard lu . ao attsii pt to rUs(,.ibe
steamer. Wrecking tugs hat beta IsktJ.
Xot.
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