THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1908.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Opening Cables Come .Weaker on
". Corn kid Also Wheat. ' . ,
SO MATERIAL CHANGE IN LATTEE
Varhtt i Shows Devilled Btreagth
411 Wnik Spots When Aar Bar
Ins Develop I)tmu4
. , la Notice-able.
A
de-
OMAHA. Nov. 12. 1.
t.t n.rtg tabled came weaker, starting un
ti.ciifu to d lower on wheat ana
)oer on corn.
There appealed no material change In the
wheat sliuat.on, but the market aiiowa de
rided strength on all weak spots whan any
buying develops. There was a noticeable
Intil. lis; demand during today's session.
Com receipts are sictit light, but country
Boiling Is expected to loosen up shortly.
very good export demand for corn Is
velopiwr.
W heat rallied again soon after the open
Inn In spite of lowcf cables and the late
KlHmc f yesterday was soon overcome by
pertlstenl buying and a well-eeUbrished
muling demand. December wheat opened at
.': mid closed at 97 V.
t orn proved stronger with wheat and de
cidedly better dem-nd. Attention was at
tracted by a much better export business
which has developed suddenly. Better re
rrlpts are expected soon, as country ac
ceptances have been Improving. December
:orn opened at 5tfVo and closed at 66c.
Primary wheat receipts were 8.18,000 bush
pis and shipments m,00 bushels, against
receipts last vesr of Wi.OuO bushel and
shipments of C69,O00 bushels.
Corn ' receipts were 236,000 bushels and
shipments lHs.flot) ' bushels, against receipts
last y-ar of 1M.000 busnels and shipments
of 375.i bushels.
Clearances were 27,000 bushels of corn,
W.uuo bushels of oats, and wheat and flour
equal t hrO.fix) bushels.
Mverpojl closed V.yd lower on wheat
And .,1 1 ter on corn.
Heu'wiiul reported 480.000 bushels of wheat
ft ml icd.'mi bu.'ttipis or corn i&xen tor expurv.
I.'
:r.ae or oiitlons:
Ai d :. .. Open. Hlgh.t Ixiw. Close.l Tes"y
1" i-...
May...
Cor'-, i
In-..
May...
0a'
! v...
May...
9"H
1 oiv,l
l
4S'AI
1 01S
6S
56
4SW
.. 48t,
87H 1T7H 7H
1 01 1 01 l oi
M 66 BH
56 frSVi 66H
46 4 4H
48 48 48
Omnba Caaa Prices.
WHKAT No. 2 hard. 97H4J mc ; No.
hard. 9Wo7c; No. ' 4 hard, Wa"Mc; No.
iprlng. 96fl7Hc.
CORN No. 2. old 60c: new. 60367c: No.
yellow, old, COc: new. 57468e; No. 1 white.
old, wc; pw. trafic.
OAT3 No. S mixed,
white 47&4?I'4e:' No. 4
Btnntlard. 47'4jC-
RYE No. 2, 71c. No,
larlot
4fit4V8r46Ac: No.
white, KKIiWc:
3, 7oe.
Hecelats.
Wheat.
... 48
.., 2.1
62
821
Corn. Oats
109 ?8
4 14
new No. 3. 61c
new, 6Sc.
OATS Strong, No. t white
SEW ' YOflK GESERAt,
nsw No. 4. toe; no rrads,
4PH3Oc.
MARKET
Chicago
Minneapolis . .
Omaha
Dululh
CH.1CA.OO GRAIN. AND PROVISIONS
Festani or the Traitlmt nd Closln
' Prices est Board of Trade.
CHtOAUOl Nov 12. After establishing
n..r Titc-l. Vecoirt mark fof the May
delivery an A emmlllng ypHrerday's high
..fi.-A r,r I i.(MYv..r. IK wheat market to-
il.iy eased off on profit "taking and closed
we.il: at nst.' losses far the clay or -40 to
id V-. crn- Was, stead", oats weak and
(t'ovln.!i.s tlTWi.- - . -.. ; . .
Vjth. Uhi exception of a sharp r.illy
f v t'he ' mldrtlo -of the session, when the
SUV fTcllverr dVnriJ f'tl.084i and De
ccnlipr 'to ' ?l 'vi. the ' wheat market was
t J. .;' liHllnnT -nlldsyv end tlosfd at
;; st 'I'ia fr-it:j'ml nkures. with I)voemb-r
1.1 . .,l.).;!'v-;uild , Ty at IVOTVirfi 1 07H- The
wrjiv'4 was -u'vin to ftc Selling by a
in r-'.-hr 'f Hi"leadtn longs who were dls
r"i 1 .K',' 'J- ilia '.apparent indltferencn of
: ; m -in t;:ir market tfl( the bullish
1 . -.. "'!,',iti-crou conditions In" Argsn-
. v " ; SW;penTi markets closlr
fCv cleY 'thippor cam from Inc.
i ''. ilv'.t e 'rfcom -Arnentlna claimed
r..'f 'ftffi,in the sotuhera-rtfiftlon if
itatM. i SrH iiSrWk aod-tUat
Onolatloaa of. fc Par Varl...
Commodities.
NFJW TORK. Nov. lt-rt wnB..
reipts, Kl.J0 bbls.j exports. 400 bbls. Mar
set steady, aufet trnile Minnn. ui..i.
So.2B.5; winter straights, M bQIM.,0: Mlnnel
sota bakers, $4 20 4 60; winter extras, M.Wrf
4.011; winter patents, l4.7fKH6.10; winter low
grades, $.'l50flS90. Rye flour, firm: fslr to
good. 41M.'. Buckwheat flour, steady;
li.71Vfr2.85.
("OR.N'MEAL-OulPl' nn v.ii. .a -.1.
Tow, 1W1.70; coarse, $1.6&giL60; kiln dried,
13 o.
It YE Dull: No. 1 w..t.rn Ha m K
New York. "
BAH1,EY-Oulet: msttlnv saTrw. . I f
BV.f.f.nl.o; fee5ln""- MHc c. 1. f. New York.
ntiAi nec'eipta, izi.000 bu.; exports,
1M.446 bu.; spot market e-aay; No. 2 red,
1.1SH. elevator; No. 2 red, I1.13U f. o. b.,
rioat; No. 2 hard winter tt l.iu. f o h .
afloat. Fluctuations In wheat were less
violent today, but the market showed con
tinued support by bull Interest and at times
soia up close to the season's high polnu
There were fair export trade and further
crop complaints from the southwest and
rrom Argentina. Sharp reactions occurred
near the close through realising and final
prices were USc net lower. . December.
tl.144jl.l4H. closed at $1.14; May, I1.14V
l.l&V closed at $1.1474.
CORN Receipts. 3.2."6 bu.: spot market
steady; No. t ew, 7tHc, elevator, and
71, f. o. b., afloat to arrive; No. 2 old, 76o,
nominal. Option market was quiet and
steady; clos'nit .4c net higher. December,
71,fi72c, closed at 717ic; May closed 7uH3.
OATS Receipts, 40,iVX bu. ; spot market
firm; mixed, 26 to 83 lbs., M(NI natural
white, -M to 32 11m.. 53fl6Sc; clipped white,
24 to 41 lbs., of.Wfi"Uc.
HirRB-nrm; Bogata, 1620c.
FKFJD Firm: snrlmr bran 22S.35!tl3.eO;
mh'iUns. ?3.g51i2.fio; cltv, .3..
I.KATHFR-Quiet; acid. 4f24e.
I'ROVISIONS Beef, seadv; family, ITB00
M1.W; mess, IIS.OIVSIJ 5": beef hams, I27.no
J'23.00; packet, 114 . 0015.86: cltv extr lnrtlr
mess. $i.MK&a;.(. Cut meats, steady; pickled
bellies, $9.2610.00; pickled hams, $10.00
I.ard. steady, western. $.8W9.70; contlnont.
$10.00: South America. $10.76: compound,
$7.267.50. Pork, quiet; family, $I8.6K(119 60;
short clears, lun O04i22.0O: mess. $16.00 l.7o.
TALLOW Dull; city (20) per pkg ), 6Tic;
country . (pkgs. free), 6'4fi6c.
IUCB Quiet; domestic fair to extra, 29
t'.ir; Japan, nomlnaL
POCLTRY Alive, steady; spring chick
ens, 13c; fowls, 12c; turkeys. 13c; dressed
unsettled: western spring chickens, lfrgOOc;
fowls, 12H'Sl4c; spring turkeys. 18lo.
CREESE Firm: state, full cream spe
cials, 14ft'13c; state, full cream, September,
small, colored or white, fancy, 13V; state,
full cream, large, 13c: October, small, col
ored or white, best, 124n3e.
BUTTER Stesdv; cresmery. specials. Soft
Hc; extras 2WL. ',4c; thirds to firsts, 24a
2Xc; held, seconds to specials, 22S28feo; stats
dairy, common to finest, 20jM8c; process,
thirds to specials. 17r24Hc; western fac
tory, firsts, 20c; western Imitation cream
ery, 20HCb21c.
E10S Quiet; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby selected, white, fancy, 46ff48c;
fair to choice, S5G45c; broWn and mixed,
fsncy, 3&tj3c: fair to choice. Sr836c; west
ern firsts. 32633c: seconds. 2910.
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
1:
t '1 '
i!:.i
.Itriiraza V.-0UUI result unless lviliff
t . .. t-. . ..U ) w M'.k. Aanw ill tn n l
" He) frAiti -the Ohh rver valley also
ik'cttAl th.1t tho drouth In that section had
pieu only' fftftlany broken.- The export
Uun'r.css ' tcday was not. so lively as of
line, nlihoagh there was a good trade, in g t,,- n, h( s.
Msnltol.vwlient. and Ohio millers were rair ! ppf ici. noy
bid. let s for : red winter- wnear wore. i 4.t Iik Ilea.
Fair and Continued Cool for Friday
la the Forecast.
OMAHA. Nov. 11,-190.
The high pressure extending from the
western Canadian provinces southeast over
the eastern Rocky mountain slope to the
west Kulf states . Wednesday morning has
spread over the eastern and southern por
tions of the country and the cool wave that
accompanied the high over the central val
..i.a A M,lnir1nv morntna has SDread over
I the eai-tel n and southern states, snd frees-
Ing weather extends south over Tennessee,
Arkansas and northern Texas. The crest of
the high still continues over the western
Canadian provinces, where the unusua.ly
Ugh pressure of 30.92 Inches is reported.
A very slight rise In temperature Is shown
throughout the west and northwest, but
cxi:l weather still continues In those sec
tions and zero weather was again recorded
In Wvomtng. Light ralna were general In
tiie At aniio and east gulf states within
the lat twenty-four hours and light snows
ate falling this morning In the extreme
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys and
northwest. Conditions are favorable lor
lair and continued cool In this vicinity to
night and Friday, t . . , ,
Omaha record of temperature and preclpl
T4tion cmparcd 'with the corresponding day
of the laai three years; -' -
V 190R: 19.17; 1906. 1906.
Mtitimum temperature ... 22 24f 55 34
I'reclpltaUon . . -.00 .00
. Normal temperature for today, 39 degrees.
Tef.cicncy in precipitation since March 1,
NEWYORKSTOCliS AND BONDS
MoTement of Valuei ii WaTerin; and
Uncertain All Day.
MARKET IS SPOTTY AND UNEVEN
Yolame of Baslness la Mark Smaller
aad Professionals Are Passled
Nw Mick Record (or
Steel Common.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12 Transactions In
stocks underwent a decided shrinkage from
the recent activity today. Accompanying
this shrinkage In business was a wavering
nd uncertain movement In prices. The
tendency was at ail times hesitating and
the market movements were exceedingly
spotty and uneven.
The professional operators found thm
Selves much puxsled to read the signifi
cance of those mixed Indications and con
stsnt shifting of operations by the room
traders reflected this mood. The specula
tive element was disposed to work for 3
reaction In the morning when It seemed
that large additional sales to reaHxe had
been Attracted by yesterday's signs of
weakness. Later this element worked for a
recovery, when the realising seemed to be
completed. This effort was furthered by
the marking up of special stocks. The
languid response of the general list to this
demonstration In special stocks proved un
satisfactory and led to renewed doubts
over the speculative outlook. There Is no
stock on the list which has more sym
pathetic Influence ordinarily on the whole
market thsn United States Steel. Its rise
today to M. eclipsing by more thsn a
folnt any price ever before touched In
he history of the corporation, was a re
markable demonstration. The preferred
stock at 114 sold at a record price. The
moderate response elsewhere was, there
fore, the more noticeable. Outside of
Northern Paclflo the show of strength to
day was largely confined to stocks of
the lower grade and smaller prices, the
prominence of which Is accounted a sign
usually of the passing of a speculative
movement Into Its declining stagss. The
lack of special news to Hccount for the
heavy demand for United States Steel gave
rise to a surmise that a large and ob
stinate short Interest In the stock was
being driven to cover, on such distressing
terms as may be 'Imagined from the excess
of the price paid over that at which any
previous sales could have been effected.
The organs of the Iron and steel trade,
while detailing the many evidences of In
creased activity 1n that Industry and of
widespread receipt of new orders, expressed
a warning against what the Tron Age
railed the "absurd exaggeration" of many
statements current In regard to the Im
provement that has taken place and the
firospects for the winter. A violent slump
n the price of copper warrants 1n London,
wntch amounted to 1 3s 9d per ton, gave
point to the suspicion or speculative manip
ulation of the market for that metal on
recent advance. Prices of copper locally
were not affected, but a falling off In de
mand was reported, Indicating that the
Immediate needs of consumers have been
provided for. The copper Industrials were
not conspicuous here for a price move
ment In either direction, although In Lon
don they were actually depressed 1n svm
pathy with the action of the metal. The
Bank of England and the Bank of France
both made strong weekly returns and the
discount rate at Berlin declined.
The sales of $20,000.0u0 of a new Issue of
Illinois central bonds and the . Immediate
cloaing of applications for the Issue by
the purchasing bankers was regarded as
a proof of the healthy Investment demand
and of the good promise of provision of
facilities for the railroads In entering on
new work. The reports of orders for new
cars was in the same sense. The declara
tion of an Initial dividend on Colorado &
Southern stock was an illustration of the
results hoped for by purchasers Of lo
priced railroad stocks from the coming
prosperity which 1s counted upon, although
the earnings of that particular rallronrl
even through the period of depression have
marked It apart. The day's net changes
show some striking gains, but the restraint
on the movement of such prime speculative
favorites as Union Psolflc, Southern Pa-
cmc, et. faul. Amalgamated Copper,
Heading and American Smelting made
useir ieis in tne tone or the market.
oraiai . were irregular.- Total sales, par'
value, $4,828,000. Umted States bonds were
uncnnngea on call.
Number of sales and leading quotation!
yu nrn s yra siocKs;
would unload it stork hers checked fresh
dealings. Later the continent sold and this
caused another dropping, and In, the ab
sence of pronounced Support from New
York, the market finished dull.
BERLIN. Nov. 12. Trading on tne Hourss
today was dull and prices were week, witn
the exception of government securities.
PARIS. Nov. 12. Prices on the Bourse to
ay optned steady and then became firm.
fn iork Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11 MONEY-On call.
easy; ltr2 per cent; ruling rate. it per
cent: closing bid, i per cent; offered at
IV per cent. Time loans, dull and slightly
easier; sixty days. 31 per cent; ninety
days, St per cent; six months, per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4ff4'i
PPBTERLINft EXCHANGE Firmer, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.3ffl
4.K375 for sixty-day Mils, and at $4.Mso for
demand. Commerlcal bills, $4 HIHifM 83.
SILVER Bar, Wc; Mexican dollars. 46c.
BONDS Government, steady, railroad. Ir
regular.
NKW YORK., Nor. ii. Clos'ng quntatlon
on New York bonds were as follows:
C. I. rf. Is, ree,....lM4 Int. Met. 4 St 7H
do wrunon 104 !, !t unl 4a 11014
V 8. U. r( ll4Mn. t. g. 4 W4
So coupon loov, onlr.l 4. ll'i
C. I. 4. ra. 12tti 1o 1st Inr i 4
4s couvon Ut Ulna. A St. L. 4a.. Wl
Am. Tobacco 4a U U-. K. A T. 4a ll'
4 4s 17 la do la :u
Auhtaon n. 4a 1H N. R. R. of M. e. 4a PHi
do adj. 4s. lt N. Y. C. g Wa M
00 v. a "v y, j, c. f. Da
do CT. ta 104 Nfk. Ptrlfin Im
Atlantic c. U 4s..., i do la
Bal. A Ohio 4a 100 N. A W. p. 4a
do IHa I4U o. s. U ffda 4. ...
Rrk. R. T. ct. 4a p-nn ,- .u.. ibiil
central of Oa. la lot do cnn. 4a
grudo wheat was In rather poor aemanu
at thn same tables. t'lHranci-s of wheat
and flour were erjuol to .b$.0tw busl!-
Buying by1 shbrt caused several' rallies
In the corn martial during . the . day., but
each advance brought out liberal relixiiw
sales which resulted In renewed weakness.
The market closed -weak nd near the low
point, with prices unchanged to V;c lower.
Final quotations on December .were at
Sli'-no and on May at 8346iHc -
Oats displayed moderate firmness early
in the day, but later bucamo weak. The
market closed weak at declines of a shade
to Ho compared -veHli the previous olose.
Final quotations on December were 4iJ
4'4c. and on May, 61?iXlVie.
Provisions scored a far advance, owing
to a &43'10c gain In the price of live hogs.
The market closed firm,- with prices up
ftse7ttc.
.'Abe leading future ranged as follows:
Dclteleiicy
Inches..
, ' h. A
corresponding period In 1907,
corresponding period In 1906,
. WELSVI, Local Forecaster.
Articles. I Opan.j High. Low. Close.) Ye"y.
Wheat
IVeo.
May
July
Corn
Dec. .
' May
July
Oats
Deo.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan.
May.
Ribs
1 Jn- -,
' May
1 03H
1 07S
1 01!
-tej
1 04 1
1 08 I
1 02m
SJ-Tai
6?
tillaWHVUML!
41fl'H49WV,
aiVual 61 .
46 4. I
16 12V4 1 26
14 02VM 16 22H!
1 ami
1 07WI
1 01V
1
62
1 0S
1 07!
101m
I
62V.I'
1 03i,4j
1 07H
1 01
62H
2li 62'.'4l,624'0,
bl-Ml
49 49
61 ,61
46S
tilTti Wis
20
to
I 40
8 471
8 6CH
1.5 07
16 00
9 30 '
9 27H
8 40
8 U',j
em 4s
16 07m 1 02V4
16 12H! 16 96
I
23H
9 30
9 17Vi
8 27V
8 nM
8 67V.I
8 37H
8
, St. Inls General Market.'
LOUiS. Nov. 12. WHEAT Weak:
No. 2 red, cash, $1.07$1.0g; No. 5
$l.Hul.05; December, 1.03V; May,
ET.
track,
hard.
it.cnu
CORN wean: traca, ito. a, camn, w
64'ic). N- white, 64Vic; December, 604J
OOic; May, 61 He.
OATS weaR; xraca, 10. 4, cms a, dumc;
No. white, 61MtfHc.
RYE Firmer at (4c.
FLOUR Mather; red winter patents, $4.7S
O.uo; extra fancy and straight, W&lrl-So;
clear. $3.60.
BEED Timothy, $2.60(88.36.
CORNMEAL-3.40.
IRAN Firm; sacked, east track, $1.00(3
1.02.
HAY Firm; timothy. $10.XS16.00; prairie,
t8.0o,U.00.
IRON COTTON- TIBS $1.00.
BAUOINU 8c.
HEMP TW 1 N B 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady; Jobbing,
$l6.laVt- Lard, higher; prime steam. $.12HW
9.21V. Dry salt meats (boxed), dull; extra
thorts, $10.37H; clear ribs, $10.26; short
clears, J1U.37V Bacon (boxed), dull; extra
short, $U.6; clear ribs, $11. IS; short clears,
$11.2.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 7Hc; springs,
10c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, sViaflc; geese, 7Vc.
BUTTER Steady;, creamery. 23'fiic.
EGGS Finn at 25o, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
.... 9,000 12,000
.... 41.0(0 l,lJ0
.... 1S.000 4,000
.... 18.0U0 " 46,000
., 'No: t
'. FLOUR Firm; winter patents, $4.40
Liu: stralahts. $4.2cil 4.tt: clears, $3.6oi4.0o;
spring specials, 60"ii6.&u; patents, o.is'nj
; 4": strHlghis. $3 .'.'(4.',5; bakers. $2.9tU4.0O.
WHEAT No. 8 spring, $1.06'&1.07; No. 3
' prltig. 7c1i$1.06; No. 2 red, $1.03V'S'104H.
CORN No. 2, , 6a64Vc; No. 1 yellow,
' W-iKltillC. ... y ... .
f OATH No. 2 white, S2t66Vc; No. I white,
1 Soft 62c.
." It Y K No. I, T3c.
BARLEY Good feeding. 60TJlc; fair to
..choice malting, 64'g66c.
' BKKD Flax, No. 1 northwestern, $1.87li.
-Timothy, prime, $3.85. Clover, contract
grades, $9 00.
iV IHIONS Short ribs, sides (loose),
$8 .S7-4!-7H. Mesa pork, per bbl $14.t:Hi4
.14 75. Lard, per lvO ls., $y.26. Short clear
.sides (boxed), $S.75i(i9.UO.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments ut flour and grain:
Iteceipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Outs, bu
Rye. bu
liarley, bu....
S7.20O
... 50. WO
...If3.ici0
...153.00
... 7.0(0
... 63.DOO
40,000
18,300
72 4iX
236 4 0
2,000
25.500
On the Produce exchange today the but
- Ii r market was steady; creameries, 22(f;2Stc;
dairies, 19V&360. Fggs, steady; at mark,
cases Included, lSii'-e; firsts. 27c; prime
firsts, 2c, Cbeese. firm; 12tt'13c.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu ,..
Corn, bu.'.
Oats, bu
Kaniat CHy Grain aad Provlsloas.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 12,-WHEAT-Un
changed to 1c higher; December, 96Vc;
May. $1.00H; July KSc; cash, No. 2 bard,
lt.faal.04, No. 3 hard. 9Sj9c; No. Z red,
ll.W jl Hi; No. red, $1,0011.04.
cuKN unchanged to hc lower! uocem
ber. 5tt4kc: May. 67c: July. 67Vc: cash. No,
2 mixed, 6.tVfU'..Sc; No. 3 mixed. M'(olC; No.
2 white, 6mu02Hc; No. 8 white, 61Hc
OATs Unchanged; No. I while, tiwawc;
pjo. 2 mixed, 4,w-toC
R Y H 13 a 76c.
HAY Choice timothy, ftrm, $950(310.00;
choice prairie, easy, sn.wxus.bo.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 28c; packing
Stock. 18c.
KUGS lc higher; fresh extras, 31c; cur
rent m cei pis, 00.
Receipts. Shipments.
V, heat, bu 74.ow 78.000
CVrn, bu 19.UU0 7.00n
Oats, bu 4.0U0 It, too
, Options closed at Kansas City as follows
Articles. I Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat I I I I
Dec IVa'pt 9674 tHiHHA
May 1 0uV 1 01 1 00S1I AHR
Cort- I I 1 I
Dec 56 iH.6i&6 t?4 564Si
May j 6j 67H o1t7;67
A Asked. B Bid.
Minneapolis Gratia Market.
M INNEAPOL19. " Nov. If. WHEAT Do
rember. 1104: Mav. $1.0e1i. Cash: No. 1
hard. $1 WVili'l..'H; No. 1 northern, $1 J7Vu-1 nearby firsts, free cases, J3o at mark; Penn
Philadelphia Prod are Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 11 BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 81c; extra
nearby prints, S3c.
firm; Pennsylvania and other
amalgamated Cocfwr 4&.KO
Am. C. A F..1 ; 4,100
AlS, C. .r. PI4....T. io
Am. Cotton Oil, sx-dlT X.JU
Am. h. a u prd
Am. Ice securities 500
Am. Llnaaad Oil 100
Am. Locomotivo 1,0)0
Am. LocomotlTS ptd WO
Am. 8. A H M.100
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Am. Busar Refining l.svo
Am. Tobacco pfd 3t
Amarican Woolas 3,ino
Anaconda Minlns Co S "
Atchlaos 4. too
Atchison n(d yx
Atlantic Coaat Lin 10
Baltimore A Ohio 4.1000
Bal. A Ohio ptd
Hrooklrn Rapid Tr IS.410
Canadian Paclflo 4.0"!
Central Leather (M
Cantral Laaihar prd luo
Central ot New Jeraajr (00
Cheaapaaka A Ohio 10,000
Chicago Ot. W 100
Chicago A N. W 4.1(H)
C , 14. A St. r J0.4U0
C , C. C. A . t. 1 800
Colorado Kual A Iroo. -0.100
Colorado A 80 s.son
Colo. A 80. 1st pfd Tr.)
Colo. A 80. M pta 400
Consolidated Oas 2,100
Corn Products MO
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A Rio Orand 1,100
Denver A R. O. ptd 41.)
Manners' Securities loo
Brie M,w
trie let ptd IX)
Erie M ptd un
Oenersl klectrtc l.tiK)
Ureal Northern pfd 10.600
Ot. Northern Ore elta I. too
Illlnola Central loo
Intertxiroush Met 1 too
Int. Met. pfd 1.100
International Taper too
Int. Paper pfd WO
nternatlonal PSmp too
Iowa Central t. loo
Kanaaa City So ,. J.O00
K. C. 80. pfd. 1,,1U0
Loulivlile A N I.S'O
Minn. A 8t. L l.&O
M , 8t. P. A 8. 8. M I.9H0
Mleeuuri Paclflo U.IOO
M., K. A T l,loo
M , K. A T. pfd 1.109
National Lead t.eo
New York Central 14.100
N. Y.. O. A W T.l'O
Norfolk A W 1,300
North Americas 200
Northern Pacllle 6.0
Paclflo Mall 1,7")
Pennsylvania 4t 0O
People's Uaa t.too
P , C. C. A St. L.. . ,
Preaaed Bteel Car...,
Pullman Palace Car..
Rallwar 8teel Spring (00
Heading 77. fn
Republic Bteel 7.00)
Republic Bteel pfd .i0
Rock laiand Co 11, (MO
Rock laiand Co. ptd ,.. l.l'O
St. L. A 8. F. til pfd 100
Bt. L. 8. W l.eo
St. L. 8. W. pfd 4.300
Bloea-Bheffleld 8. A 1 1.M
Boat hern Paclflo 41.. bm
Bo. Pacific pld .
80. Rallwar 000
80. Rallwar Pd 70
Tenaeeaee Copper 4ii.40
Texas A Pacific il
T., Bt. U A W 700
T.. Bt. L. A W. pfd I SO
Laloa Paclflo 141. luu
Inion Paclflo pfd 10
U. B, Rubber l.ono
11. 8. Rubber let pfd .
V. 8. Bteel I 0
V. 8. Bteel pfd lO.luO
I' tab Copper 7,6uO
Va.-Carullna Chemical .... 8,400
Va -Oaro. Cham, ptd 100
Webaab. 10
Wabaeh pfd . j 14.400
Weeiinghouas Electric l.loo
W satern l moo too
Wheeling A L. B I-O
Wlaconala Central 1.4(10
American T. A T 2.100
, . .iftmlee. High. Low. .Moao,
1.07H: No. 1 northern. $l.U6Vti l.(V; No,
northern. $I.V1.04.
FI.Ol'RStrvns; first patents, n.406.65:
second pstrnt, $5 154 j. 40; first clears, $4.00
4 So; settmd -ch-ai s. 8.1.110.5 J :ty.
. BRAN In bulk. $i8 .Jj H.T5.
Liverpool (irala Market.
UVKRPtXIU Nov. 12 -WHEAT-Strong,
No. ! red western, winter. 8s td: futures,
quiet; December, is; March, 7s 9d; May,
7s md.
(JOHN-ftpot. steady; American mixed,
old. 7s 2d: futures, quiet; December, 6s 6Hd;
January, 5s 5Sd.
Mllwsske tirala Market.
MILWAUKKK, Nov. 12.-WH fc. AT-Mur-ki-t
hljcher: No. 1 northern. 1 oT'-rt
No i northern, $1 M: May. H.v. Lid.
CORN Steady: M.iy. 6-o.
FARLKY Lower; etaiiJi-.rd. 6c; No. 5.
Prta Market.
PKORIA. Nov. l".-Ct)ltV l.iwr:'fM V
S c!lu', tii'ic, N t liliow, new, slc
sylvanla and other current receipts. In re
turnable cases, S2c at mark; western firsts,
free rass, 5c at mark; western current re
celpts. Sic.
CHE&bE Firm: New York full creams,
choice, liVirUV; fair to good, UVySltc,
Dnlath (irala Market.
DULIITH, Nov. lt-WJItAT-,No. 1 nirth
ern, I1.07H; No. 1 northern, $l.u54; Decern'
ber, JlOl'V May, l.Os4k; Noumtmr, 81.07H-OAT3-mc.
Hetsed aitar Cess.
NEW YORK. Nov. It All grades of re
fined sugur were reduced 10c a loo pounds
to duy. , ,
CoCe Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. U.-K'OrTEE-Fu
turrs closed unlet, net uncnange to
points lower. Sitles were' reported of 0.700
hass. Including November and December a
S ine; March, 6 2tsu4.2ic; ly. S.aec; aWptem-
B.261', Bpol cofiee. quiet; ro. 1 lllo,
i'.w t.s Nu. t, bVkc; mild dail; Cardo.a.
ber.
44 V'
SJI4
'it"
liH
lt'4
110
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1074,
1S64
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62',
106
10H
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v
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100T4
$11
47V,
4
171 V
lMti
S3t
40
4
70
tl
144
1V.
1751,
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75
Mi
US
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US
rs
11
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so
444
1144
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3cS
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444
83S
71
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loos
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464
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110
414
107
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2
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61'i
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104
lots
"its
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274
100S
1S
46S
7S
14
1444a
4S
49
63 S
144S
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176
MS
74S
14
So
4X44
89 S
1M
US
70
142S
11
4144
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4S
114'4
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128
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Chicago A A. IS
C, B, A q. n. 4a..
C. R. I. A P. 4..
do col. ta.
do rfds 4i
CW. A St. L a 4a
Volo. Ind. fa
Colo. Mid. 4a
Colo. A 80. 4l
Del. A H. cv. 4a..
D. R. O. 4a.....
Erie- p. I. 4
do gen. 4e..,
Hock. Val. 4Se....
japan
. t. Reading gen. 4e.,
. 4 Rep. of Cuba I
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74 do at 4a MS
F'i So. Rallwar U 1"S
4 Teiaa A P. Ii 1K'4
74 T.. Bt. L. W. 4a.. 77
'.IH t'nion Pacific 4i l'W'4
S'4 do cv 4a 1
C S Steel M 5a I".'',
M Wahah ta IPS
Wetera Md. 4a 7
J4 W. A U B. 4a f:
107 Wit. Central 4 SS
'S N. Y.. N. H. A H.
do 4Sa SiiH cv. rtfa 134
Jo td aerlea S Lake Bhore 4a 1M1... MS
Bid. Offered.
Boston Stork and Bonds
BOSTON, Nov. 12. Money, call loans, 2
Dtr esnr: time ionns wi tix. nor rant
Closing prices on stocks and bonds were at
ioiiovvs:
Atchlaon tdj. 4a !' Cal. A Hecla.
do 4a .):S fVntennlal
Atchllon R. R !5 Conner Range
do pfd OT Daiv Ht ...
Boston A Albany ii Franklin
Botton A Maine 114 rirartbr
Boston Elevated 141 I. le Ftovale ..
Kltchbnrg pfd I& Max. Mining
in. r , rv . H. A H...16H Mtclilsan
t'nion Pacific
Am. Arga. Chant...
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube....
Aoier. Rugar .......
do pfd
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Edlaon Blec. Illu.
General Electric ..
Maae. Rlectlio
do pfd
Maae. Gee
t'nlted Fruit
Vnlted B. at
do pfd
V: 8. Bteel
do pfd
Adventure
Allouea
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bid. Aked.
Mohawk
.. 2H: Mont. C. AC...
.. 4SOtd Dominion ..
.. iS oei eola
.. 144 S Parrot .
..li Quinor
. . M Bhannon
. . 9S'j Tamarack
Trinity
.. 143 S t'nlted Copper ..
... 0. I'. 8. Mining
.. M V. 8. Oil
.. 1.744 t'tah
..1'4 Vlctorts
. . ft4 Winona
.. !'.44 Wolverine
..dS North Butte
..113 Butte Coalition .
.. t Nevada
.. .s-('al. A Artiona..
.. f S Arlaona Com. ...
.'. riSOrecne Cananea
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64
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111
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Total sales lor the 4ar, 1 ll.O0 abaree.
44s
117 S
7S
7
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21 H
62 s
74
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11!S
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12S
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4S
1644
MS
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26S
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41 S
103
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211
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171 S
46S
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London Closlngr fltacka.
IONDON, Nov. 12. American securities
opened weak and below parity today. Dur.
lng the early session Southern. Pacific de
clined 14 and -Union Pacific and Reading
aoout a point. At noon the market was
easy and Drlces were from A to IVi below
...... V.m 1? . T I
enLeiunjr e .-.(tot i ui n cioajiie..
London closing stock quotations: '
Coneols., money ...14 4-14 Mo., Kan. A Texas.. AU,
do account d New Yorli Central .... 117 H
Anaconda l4t Norfolk A Western.. IAS
Atrhlaon I''H -as pfd ts
do pfd 101 Ontario A W eaters. .. I4S
Baltimore A Ohlo...loH penmylvunla 47 S
Canadian Pacttla . ...lSJSHand Mines 7S
Cbeaapeake A Ohio.. 41 Seeding 70
Chi. Ureal Western.. tSSoutbem Railway .. 26 S
Chi., Mil. A St. P. .14944 .'do pfd 10
De Beera IS 14 Southern Paclflo ,...i'.H
Denver A Klo 0 I.Lnlon Pacific 1S
do pfd do pfd MS
Crts ....,.,-.v.flr'(!l e. Bteel SS
as let pra , o pta 117
ao za pta . naDaan i&
Orand Trunk 3! - do prd 64
Illinois Central 147S Boanlan 4 tl
Louisville A Nea...UI Araal. Copper US
mlv tn-Hsr, auu at a -ioa per ounce.
M'jNET 1 per cent.'
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is RSifrl!1 per cent; for three
norths Dills, zsa-S per cent.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the s-pn
era! fund, exclusive of the 150,0()0,O0O gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
$161,413,049; gold coin and bullion, $36,37o,738:
gold certificates, $47,a6Li,0.
OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Trade Fairlj Actire and Price $ Strong-
in Cattle Division.
HOGS TEN TO TWENTY HIGHER
keen and Lambs ot Good Qnallty
Scarce and Feellnsj on That Kind
tronsjer .Feeder In De
mand and Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 1$. IK.
Rerelrts were: Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Officlan Monday S.07ii t.lM ll.ljt
Official Tuesday 6.074 t.vv '
Official Wednesday .7i .i J."
Ketlmate Thursday $.100 6.600 $.760
Four days this week.. 28.017 I7.$48 6T88
Same days last week. ...11.441 14.2M M.w
Hamo days 2 weeks ago..l7.5Sl 1S.SR9 J2.7M
Hs-me days t weeks agn.. 83.201 14. M ;."
Hams days 4 weeks ago.. So. 706 23.B92 76,77$
Same days last year VJ.S20 11.1W eo.two
The following table snows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for tne year to date, comparea win i
year: in. mi. W. ,,V?7S
Cattle WW. Ml 1.047,410 1&8.649
Hogs 2.10S.M5 2.C-40.3S4 63.47s
Sheep 1.860,648 1,874,S15 14,$,.
The following tahi. .hows the average
price of hogs at Bouth Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 10$. 1W7. 190$. 11906. 11904. l01.iri$.
Nov. 1... I 6 41 4 06 4 64'
Nov. I... $73 I 6 6 4 10 4 '
Nov. $... 6 B54.I 6 07 4 n
Nov. 4... 6 MVfc' 6 62 4 SSI
Nov. 6... 6 87 6 3 6 9S
Nov. 6... 6 '14 6 15 6 9 4 87
Nov. 7... 6 TTV 4 o 6 S 4 83
Nov. ... t 76 4 0? 4 81
Nov. "... 5 81 Mi 4 881 0 03 479
Nov. 10.. 6 68 07 4 8u
Nov. 11.. 6 61 4 961 4 82
Nov. 12 4 83 4 00
Sunday.
4 84
4 84 6 00
4 84 4 81
4 90 4 79
4 89
e
4 91
4 M
4 97
4 9
4 74
4 73
4 7S
e
4 80
4 6
f 64
s
60
4 48
6 61
4 3
6 65
44
e
6
6 25
. Ml A AH
4 W( 4 3 6 10
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each r.iad was:
Cattle. Hons. Sheep. H r 8
C, M. A Bt. P 4
Wabash 5
Missouri Pacific 24
t & N. V. (east).... 11
C. st N. W. (west).... 24
C, 8t. P., & 0 5
C R. A Q. (east).... 2
C, H. & Q. (west).... f3
C, R. I. & P. (east).. 4
C, R. I. & P. (west).. ..
Illinois Central
Total
.142
2 2..
ii '2
4
21 12
1
1
23 11 1
'i V. V.
1
80 29 1
5M 878
6o7 1.2X8 274
1.1K8 134 7D
477 1,948 883
71
1&3
158
46
138
89
6
118
60 . . . , . . . , ,
33
12
7
96
S28
120
10
251
10S
79
100
90
7
o .
224 '.'.'.'.'. 6,127
17
4.695 . 7.579
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Nov. 12. Dank clearings for to
day were $2,266,181.55 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,847,967.06.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12. M ETATJ3 There
was a further shari break in the London
tin market today, with spot quoted at 137
12s 6d and futures at 129 ,'s 4.1. The local
market was weak and lower In sympathy
at $30.0fXfj0.40. Copper declined to 61 for
spot and a;64 17s tkl for futures In the
English market. The local market was
quiet and unchanged, with lake quoted at
$14.60fll4.62H. electrolytic at $14.37Mjtf 14.50 and
casting at $14.121Vai4.87Mj. Lad was lower
at 13 12s 6d In London. The local market
was quiet and unchanged at 44. 1". 40.
Hpelter declined 6s to 20 16s in London,
but was quiet and unchanged locally at
$5.0Oft5.o5. Iron shared In the general de
clining tendency of the foreign market for
metals, with standard foundry quoted at
4Ss 3d and Cleveland warrants at 49s 6d.
The local market was firmer, with No. 1
northern foundry quoted at $18. 7ni 17.26,
No. i northern foundry at $IH.oik? 17.00 and
No. 1 southern and No. X southern soft at
$17.00(&17.60.
ST. IXUIS, Nov. 12. METALS Lead,
lower, $4.30. Spelter, quiet, $1.96.
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattli
Omaha Packing Co
Swift & Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Krey Packing Co
Cudahy Pk. Co., K. C.
Cdhy. Pk. Co., Denver.
Armour ft Co., Denver..
Vansant & Co
Lobman ft Rnthchlld....
W. I. Stephen
Hill ft Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston ft Co
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Hum
Cudahy Bros Co
Lavtnri ft Co
L. Wolf
McCreary ft Carey
Sam Werthlmer 10S
H. F. Hamilton
M. Haserty & Co
F. O. Inrhram
Sullivan Pros
Lehmer Bros
Other Buvers
Smith & Porley
Total
CATTLE There was the usual Thurs
day's moderate run of oattl and the qual
ity of the offerings wa hardly good
enough to attract much attention. Still the
market ss a whole was In a very satlsfac
tory condition,, pretty much everything
chanirlnir hands early In the morning
Everything went to show that packers
were anxious for beef steers, but the supply
of that kind was extremely light. There
were, however, a few pretty decent corn'
feds that sold ud fo $.50. There was also
a sprinkling of westerns, but the most of
them were on the trashy order. The feeling
was strong and had there been anything
toppy hero It would undoubtedly have old
quite a little higher than yesterday.
Cows and heifers were In more liberal
supply, a considerable proportion of the
receipts consisting ot that Kind. At me
same tlmo there waa a fair demand for tho
better grades of killers and the market
was quite active at good strong prices at
least. Common canners do not move any
too freely, but still they sell fairly well at
steady Drlces.
Good foeders commanded good strong
prices, but tho market on the common and
Inferior grades was a little slow as Is apt
to be the case toward the closo of the
WQuotatlon on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers, $(i.4o(ii7.26; fair to good corn
fed steers, $8.60tfJ6.40; common to fair corn
fed steers, $4,604(6.50; good to choice range
steers, $4.6066.40; fair to good range steers,
$4.004.60; common to fair range steers,
$3 2S84.00; good to choice cornfed cows and
heifers, $3.85&4.S5: good to choice grass
cows and heifers, $3.4(X33.86; fair to good
grass cows and heifers, t2.7V33.40; common
to fair grass cows and heifers, $l.SOW1.76;
good to choice stockers and feeders, $4.60tf
6 00; fair to good stockers and feeders,
$3 754.40; common, to fair stockers and
feeders, $17Dd3.76; stock heifers, $2.25.3.23;
veal calves, $2.7566.76; bulls, stags, etc.,
$2.2663.76.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
At,
1042
1.05
1177
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, Nov 12 -COTTON-Fu-tures
opened steady; December, 8.!8c; Jan
uary, 8.78c; March, 8.76c; May, 8.76c; July,
8.70c ; August, 8.62c.
Futures closed steady; November. 6 96c;
December, 9.0c; January, 8.90c; February
8.87c; Mrch, 6.88c; Mav, 8.86c; June, 8.8,c,
11 iv, a..vc; August, s.ivc.
Spot cotton closed quiet and 6 points
higher; middling uplands. 9.35c; middling
gulf. 60c. Biiles, 100 bales.
OALVKaTON, Nov. 12.-COTTON Steady
at 9 1-16V.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 12. COTTON
Spots were quiet and steady; low ordinary,
ic. nominal; ordinary. 6 6 lite, nominal; low
middling. 8ac; middling, 97c; good mid
dling, 9140; middling fair, 9 -16c; fair, 10
6-ldc, nominal; receipts, 18,248 bales; stock,
231.749 bales.
ST. LOCI 8. Nov. 12,-OOTTON-Steadv:
middling. 9Hc; sales, none; receipts,
bales; shipments, 8,444 hales; stork, 22,518
bales.
Jo.
10...
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11
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COWS
Pr. N A. Pr.
4 on II 140 AO 6 86
4 40 63 1 SO 6 eg
4 M 70 Its 1 111
I 00 11 " 44 6 64
1 60 17., 197 ... 4 44
6 40
COW8.
1 10 10 teo I 26
t 0 II 994 I io
t '5 1 144 I 44
t 0 t 91 I 40
2 SO t 1010 I M
t 4.t 4 1U21 I 60
t 00 It 1 I o0
1 10 11S6 4
I IS I V4 4 44
I St
AND HEIFERS.
New York Mlnlngr Stocks.
NEW YORK. Nov. 11. Closing quotations
on mining slocks were:
Alice :ii Leadvllle Cos.
Breecs I I.ittle Chief ...
Brunawlck Con 6 Meileaa
Con. Tunnel atork. .. tl Ontario
Com. Tunnel bond. . .?74 0vSir
i Standard
10 Yellow Jacket
114
. 4,
. I
. 'I
.4)
.175
,.la
. .1
fjKVc.
Coa. Cal. A Va.
Hers Sliver .
lroa Silver .
Forelara Financial.
LONDON. Nov. 11 Money was in quiet
demand on the market today and discounts
were steady. Trading on the Stock ex
change, after an active opening, developed
Irregularity. The proposed Dew issues and
realisations affected gilt-edged securities,
while foreigners sagged on undecided Paris
reports. Copper shares weakened la sym
pathy with the decline In the prl e of metal,
but home rails and Japanese bunds were
supported steadily. American securities.
arter an adjustment to parity, weakened on
disappointing news concerning the Hnrrl-
j uiuu dividends, whlls (ears tliat New Vuilr
Evaporated Applea and Dried Krnlts.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market Is rather irrigulur. with
prime fruit easy In tone, while the hlpher
grades are firm. Fancy are quoted at fcWc.
choice at ,7H'o7c and prime at SY(7e. Old
crop anpl'es range from 4 to 6c, according
to grade.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes are unchanged,
with quotations ranging from 4 to 13c for
California and from 6V to 7a for Oregon
fruit, latter from 60s to 80s. Apricots are
active and firm, with cholcs quoted at 84
4iei4c. extra choice at 9fiHie and fancy at
WVulO'tc Peaches are In somewhat better
demand, with choice quoted at 64'n7c, extra
choice at 7aec and fancy at 8H9c.
Raisins continue firm, with loose muscatel
quoted at 5Vvta!Vtc. choice to fancy seeded
at 6?8c, seedless at 47ii6c and London
layers at $1.2u'al.60. nominal.
Sasrar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12-SCGAR-Raw,
steady; fair refining, 3.40c; centrifugal. 96
test. S94c; molasses sugar, S.lc; refined
unsettled; No. 6, 4 4oc; No. T, 4 35c; No. 8.
4c; No. . 4.2c; No. 10, 4 1V; No. 11, 4 1c;
No. 12. 4(c; No. 13. 4 00c; No. 14. 3.6ic.
Confectioners A. 4 40c; mould A, 5 15; cut
loaf, 6.600: crushed. 55c; powdered, 4.9oc;
granulated. 4.80; cubes. 60S.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-The dry goods
market continues to show Improvement.
Men's wear lines are being duplicated more
freely for soring. Cotton good continue
active and firm. Cotton yarns are firm,
with n tendency toward higher prices and
contracts. Jobbers are doing a fair business
and it .is caned an active market for the
period. .
. Aiver:ee ;r Tr.e Bee. the paper that goes
into the homes of the best people.
u) ixi
, HEIFERS.
t eio m ( 40s 1 to
1 531, t 4) 1 646 I 16
J li) 2 70 tl 6J I 40
4 6ot J to It 441 I lo
BULI.
1 1270 t tS 1 ISiO I 16
J 4u0 I i l 1600 4 46
1 I'M I 06
CALVES.
1 300 t tl 1 160 IV)
5 -.64 I 75 4 00 IM
1 6 UO 1 160 I X
t m t w 1 lso t ;
1 liu v0 144 6 .4
1 1S3 6 44 2 210 4 76
I lo
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 474 II 26 6 lit lil
j Ill 8 U 1 110 I H
10 64 1 :6 3 470 I 40
5 6:0 I M 10 m I 44
H 470 S V) t5 74 4 IS
4 473 S 7 11 4 4 16
1 i4t 1 45
ew jl rain
to
Mi
via
Effective November 15th now train service will be installed
between Omaha and St. Paul-Minneapolis, leaving Omaha at 6:45
P. M., arriving St. Paul 7:15 A. M., Minnenixlis 7:50 A. M. car
rying through sleepers and coaches to St. Paul-Minneapolis and
Aberdeen, with parlor car to Sioux City.
The Twin-City Limited now leaving at 8:30 P. M. will leave at
9:00 P. M., with electric lighted sleepers and buffet car, arriving
St. Paul 8:20 A. M., Minneapolis 8:55 A. M. serving breakfa?
in dining car.
The Best of Everything
CITY OFFICES, 1401-03 FARN AM STREET.
t cows 990 3 00
..1086
.. 807
22 cows 838
K.
2 cows..
21 cows..
22 cows..
20 steers.
18 cows.
2 cows WO 3 65
a bulls 1104 2 60
Dan Egan Neb.
16 steers.. ..1139 4 E0 3 steers.. ..103 ) 4 60
COLORADO.
8 40 4 cows 787 2 40
E. Held-S. D.
8 76 3 cows 1140 3 75
3 76
Q. H. Sanders S. D.
.1027 3 06 22 cows 1022 3 65
W. Marsh 8. D.
1276 4 60 22 feeders.. 1051 4 20
H. P. Summons S. D.
...1022 3 0 33 cows 912 3 80
HaBklns A Fllsram 8. D.
30 feeders.. 8U 3 DO 4 feeders.. 911
14 feeders.. 10.9 4 00 1 fe der... 8i0
O. Lang S. D.
10 steers.. ..1006 3 86 10 cows 1041
4 COWS "7 Z 60
H. Johnson 8. D.
40 cows WH 8 05 8 mixed... 972 2 73
1 bull 15H0 2 60
O. J. Hanson S. D.
63 feeders.. 10S9 4 70 1 feeder... 1070
4 feeders. .ION, 8 60 2 steers.... 9n6
1 steer 1140 4 60 36 cows 976
6 cows 921 140 1 cow...... 780
is. A. urown yo.
t steers.. ..1364 4 21 steers
r. A. rear wyo.
14 steers.. ..1177 4 86 1 steer 1020
27 steers.. ..1037 4 66 81 cows 10.7
3 cows 1U3 3 16 8 steers.. ..Iu63
W. W. Luce Wyo.
1 steer 100 4 76 68 sUers....l070
3 steers.... 923 4 CO 26 cows 1010
cows 1083 3 16
8 26
8 26
4 00
4 00
2 60
8 75
2 40
.1163 4 86
4 7S
3 96
3 to
4 70
3 90
Thomas Reardon Wyo.
1 bull. .....1360 2 80 1 steer 1160 4 70
u. Moorneao wyo.
21 teers....UJ3 6 26 38 steers. ...1276 6 :3
1 heifer. ...1K0 4 50
(irant Dunning Mont.
18 steers.. ..1164 4 o 1 cow....
1 cow 9f0 2 90 1 cow....
1 cow 960 2 90
Bryan 6
1 steer 1070 4 60
1 steer 1480 6 25
1 steer 1210 6 00
4 cows 1100 8 86
41 steers.. ..1315 6 25
Wilson A
6 steers.. ..1844 5 00
J. u. Mosgar Mont
60 4 00
860 4 00
Badgett Mont.
1 steer 1460 6 23
2 Steers.. ..1380 6 36
COWS 1026 3 26
1 steer 1100 8 id
2 heifers.. .1326 4 60
Tarbell Mont.
3 cowa.
2 cows.
1 cow..,
2 cows.
1 steer.
1 cow..
3 bulls.
2 cows 1060
M
91 cows 910
2 cows 415
HOOS-Hogs
.. 833
.. 740
.. 9T0
... 820
...1380
.. 0S0
..1283
3 96 1 cow 980 3 96
3 60 1 cow 1060 8 60
3 00 1 oof .... 900 8 00
3 00 1 cow 880 3 60
6 10 1 steer 1600 6 10
8 95 2 cows KM 3 95
2 60 1 bull 1530 2 60
3 96
Barrett Mont.
3 75 44 cows 872 3 33
2 60
started out this morning
with prices around i'oc higher, but It turned
out to be one of those "runaway mar
kets," and It was not long until prices
were 16c higher, and some were pointing
out sales that looked 2oo higher. The
market was not overly active ot the ad
vance, but still most of the good hogs sold
in pretty fair season. The bulk of tho
hogs went at 85.766.85 and on up to 36.86.
Representative sales;
2 mixed. ..Ii"l6
2 helfeis... 460
1 calf 450
4 mixed... M
41 cows I(n6
3 feed. rs.. ikO
4 hi iters... 615
11 cows 1IS6
1 cow
9 feed. rs
':1 st-ers..
1 cow....
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
6 calves. .. 648
1 bull 1J
9 heifers... 727
KHO
77
1018
lauo
A. 8
11 cows
.' bulls
6 cows...
17 cows...
1 feeder.,
1 calf....
22 steers..
I bull....
38 cows...
I calves.
2 U)
A 60
3 0l
3 00
3 75
3 30
3 6u
8 25
3 :t
8 05
4 15
8 76
Spearman Neb.
3 tows
20 bulls..
1 feeei'
2 cows..
1 bull....
9 steers..
..Ut6
..10JS
14;)
V!
1:3 heifers... M
steers.. ..160
2iu 1 calf :0
..13.0 2ii 4 feeders.. 116
L. E. Martin-Neb.
2 feeders.. 1116 4 40 19 cows 1013
Scows 1016 2 50 1 bull 12J0
William Moshage Neb.
. &.M, a i cow g:o
. 771 2 86 1 feeder... 870
. 660 3 35 10 calves... 314
. 110 6 (.4) -John
Eubank Neb.
;.10i 4 10 1 bull 1400
.VIM 2 60
W. N. Wilkinson Nab.
,.lu& 3 66 16 cows....
. 7 3 60 1 calf
J. F. HcConne.ll Neb.
K .4ars..ll00 4 25 3 cows....
1 slers....U61 4 0 47 feeders.. l?
William Caskej Neb.
23 cows..... tw M 2 cows...
3 heifers... 4.6 3 60
Frai.k Sides Neb.
1 cow....- 830 8 26 . 1 cow...,
It cows 83 2 40 2 steers.
I steer DbO 4 00 1 bull....
44 feeders.. IK 4 86 2 feeders.. 1060
X steer UtW 4 to 37 cows Iub6
'l
3M
.1010
3 73
3 16
3 U
I
i 75
1 75
2 'M
ii
3 76
3 '
4 65
4 00
4 Go
3 75
2 60
80
3 50
: 50
3 60
3 36
3 40
4 '.6
TI 2 60
8k. Pr. No. A. Bb. Pr.
160 I 70 44 M SO I SO
tW 70 87 at.i 40
120 4 74 44 280 til la)
140 I 74 74 144 40 6 44
40 I 70 74 iti HO 4 40
40 4 70 71 t 41) I 40
140 4 70 Tl 140 40 4 40
40 4 70 II 141 6 40 '
... 6 7D 64 BUO 4 40
440 6 7SH 44 ISO ... 6 a.)
40 6 75 44 Ut ... I 40
120 4 74 T7 1t ... 6 40
ml ,'B 74 361 120 4 1 0
110 4 74 44 222 ... 6 40
40 4 T . 44 Ill 1 6 to
40 5 75 W 144 110 6 40
... ( 75 41 25 44 4 44
... I 74 71 ..144 101) 6 45
... 4 71 87 I I ... 4 44
Ifto 4 74 4S Wt 14 I 45
. 6 75 71 im too I 46
1U 4 75 44 Wl 14 4 16
140 4 76 47 27t 240 4 i
... 6 75 44 tl li 4 44
40 6 74 144 140 320 4 M7S4j
130 5 47 24 2 4 7l
10 4 T 44 ' ' 47 241 40 4 ')
40 I 77 71 141 fe I 40
1(0 6 77V4 6 135 IW
40 4 (714 It til 40 I )
40 6 77S4 47 414 140 4
luO.t 77 4 V. ... I )
... 4 77 44 171 120 4 40
... 4 I7S4 71 24 4.0 I 40
44 4 774 47 175 40 6 la)
Klo 6 40 44 287 40 4 o
120 4 4U 44 Ill 40 I M
IO 6 'JO 44 244 40 5 H
67 Wyoming ewes, culls.......... 74
147 western lambs, feeders, culls 68
86 western Inmbs, culls bi
26 western lambs, cuiis 86
125 western ewes, culls...... 79
l7 Colorado ewes 101
1450 Colorado yearlings and '
. wethers, feeders ..........,' 77
28 Colo. ewes, feeders, colls..- 80
646 Wyoming wethers 104
1 16
3 86
4 26
3 ot
1
3 66
4 2S
2 76
4 20
CHICAGO LIVE .STOCK MARKEs
... 44ssel.aeaaaBasas) .
Cattle flleady to tr6na- Hogs Tern t
Tweaty Ceats Hla-er.
CHICAGO. ' Nov. 12.CATTLE-iRecelpls
estimated about 7,000 head; market stesdy
to strong; steers. H 60igi7.73; cows, 82.8otrG.00;
neirers, i:.win.(ii; duus, K.tf!r4.ftv; caives,
83.007.75; stockers and feeder. 4e.i034.66.
llOUS Kecelnts., estimated .about ia.ouo
head; market 10 td 20c .higher; choice heavy
shipping. 88.2046.25: butchers, 84.10ie20;
light mixed. 4e.66'p5.oi parking, 846. 16;
pigs. 34.26i-fi6.60; hulk of sales, 6.8&6.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, estimated
about 16,000 head; market steady: sheep,
84.656.00; lambs. 24.75tt.00; yearlings, 83.864
6.26, ;
Kansas City Live stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 10,000 head, Including 8(0 southerns.
Market tor steers weak to loo lower, otners
steady to weak. Choice export aad dressed
beef steers, 86.107.50; fair to good, 84.60(1
6.00; Western steers, 83.7Mi6.40; stockers and
feeders, 83.00(34.50; southern steers, 33.25(3
4.86; southern cows. 32.24KiT3.40; native cows.
3175'i6.0O; native heifers, 82.85)6.50; bulls,
32.2&ti3.75; calves, 83.6(87.0O.
HOiiS Receipts, ie,ooo head. Market loa
15c higher Pigs, 10U12c higher. Top. 8600.
Bulk of sales, 85.6Vu6.60. Heavy, .90(S00!
packers and butchers, 35.704i4.00; light, 85.44)
6 80; pigs, 84.26tr6.25, ,
SHEEP AND LA.MUS Receipts, 4.004
head. Market steady to weak. Lambs, 24.40
&6.90; ewes and yearlings. 34.0004.60; western
yearlings, 84.250.00; western sheep, B3.603
4.50; stockers and feeders, 32.sOt4.20.
..1000
,..1076
..13J0
3 26
t
4 83
3 to
No. A.
47 247
Ii' ll
4 244
7l) 110
41 M4
14. ........ 14
17 U
ji ru
74 1"4
44 174
C4 tc4
41 118
41 244
227
It 23
II. HI
41 217
46 220
44 204
4 2-14
71 114
4i mo
71 117
77 S14
71 J41
II 214
71 241
41... 10
47 2.17
41 241
44 lot
71 IM
75 2u6
71 114
44 247
17 141
II 444
41 i6i
44 212 400 6 lo
feHEEP Receipts of sheep this morning
were very small and the quality gener
ally poor. It was a case of a good deal ot
trash and lot much elce. At the same
tlrre there was a good demund for any
thing that would do to kill and the feel
ing was that good fat sheep or lambs
would sell quite a little higher. There were
a few western twtl good enough to bring
44. ou, and a little bunch of natives, part
teat lings, sold up to 84 65, with native
lambs at $5.76. There were no good west
ern lambs to make a test of the market.
Anything In the way of feeders mat was
at all desirable met with cjuue ready sale
at good, steady prices. A feature of the
market during the last few days has been
the large number of old, thin ewes, the
kind that are generally described In the
yards as old pelUrs. Ewes of that de sorp
tion are always hard to move i,d It has
kept salesmen busy to keep them from
accumulating. Ul ewes ot that descrip
tion are selling all tin way from tl.oo per
hundred up lo 82.25. In fact, uulte a go. d
msny sold at and right around 1185. and
they were nut the poorest In the yards
either.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs, I6.7b.a4 0i); fair lo good lamha.
3J.iWl6.75; feeding iambs, 84 2tO4.80; good
to chi
to chok
ing yearlings, 33 75-a4.36; good to choice
Wetners, 44 u8' w; lair 10 gooo weiners,
34.4od4 16; feeding wethers, 335O&4.00; good
to choice ewes, 83.764 uO; fair to gold
twes, 83-25h3 76; feeding swes, 2.254is.26;
culls and bucks, Il.oujj2.50.
Rsoresentatlve sales:
No. Av.
244 Wyoming lambs, feeders 45
, 24 Wyoming bucks 114
Bt. Low Is Live Stock Market.
ST. LOCI9, Nov. 12.-CATTLE Receipts.
3,700 head, Including 600 Texsna. Market
strong to 15c higher. Native shipping and
export steers, JAflW7.7E; dressed beet and
butcher steers, 34.60(f6.70; steers under l.OuQ
lbs., 33.60iiiti.60; stockers and feeders, 83.00
4.00; cows and heifers, $11006.10; canners,
t2.0S.76: bulls. 82.75ro4.0: calves, 34.0OtS7.26.
Texas and Indian steers, 33.506.75; cows snd
heifers, 32.i08S.60. ,, .
HOOS Receipts. 10,900 hBd. VMaflcet lOTJt
15c higher. Pigs and lights, 1.0Qru6.0; pack
ers, $r..8O'u.O0; butchers and' Jbesi - heavy,
36.I0416.2S. ' ; "i I
SHEEP AND LAMBS RocelnJB. 1.150
head. Market loo higher. Native muttons.
34.254)4.60; lambs, 85.7wu4.15; culls and bucks,
83.00(4.00; stockers and feeders, 42.004ft.75.
4. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,000 head; market strong; steers,
84 .5iiH7.10; cows and heifers, 3.2ttj.7S;
calves. 23.0006.76.
HOGS Receipts, S.OnO head; market NflOo
higher; top, VSt; bulk of sales. $$.60nJ6.fc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200
head; market steady; lambs, 84.6oiy6.75.
8 1 on City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Nov. 12. (Special Tel
egram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1,009 head;
market higher; beeves, 84.60W7 00; cows and
heifers, 3a.754i4.60; feeders, i.0ue4.s0i oaivea
and yearlings, 32.75&fl.60.
HOGS Receipts, 4.0O head; market lOtpiSa
higher; range, 85.40426.88; bulk of roles,
35.IJO4j6.J0.
Stock la Sltfkt.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western marketa yesterday:
Cattle. lines. Sheen
renin omana s.r)
Sioux City V.OhO
St Joseph 2.0H0
Kansas City 10,0)4)
tit. Louts 8.7'a)
Chicago 7,000
t. 6.70
4.0tl0
6.000 200
16.000 4.500
10 fn 1,160
28,000 16,000
68,500 47,660
riolce light yearlings, 34.5u6.0O; good
)oks heavy yearlings, 84.864-1.76; feed-
Pr.
4 36
1 2s
Total receipts...
OMAHA GENEHAI. MARKET.
Coadltloa of Trade as4 Qaotatloaa
Stasia aad Faster Prodaee.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
retail trnile In cartons, 28c; No. 1. In 40-lb.
tubs 2a2Su; No. X, la 40-lb. tubs, 234Mci
No. 2, lit 30-lb. tubs, 21c; No. 3. In 1-lb. oar
tons, 21c; fancy dairy, tubs, 2423o.
EtXlsiV-Frreh candied, 18c per dos,
CHEESE finest Wisconsin full cream,
twins, 14c; young Americas, 4 In hoop,
16c; favorlts, 8 In hoop, lf,c; daisies, 30 in
hoop, 15',c; cream brick, full case. Utyc;
half case, 13c; half doxen bricks. 14c. No
quotatloos on Swiss or llmbergur uutil after
Vctober.
uEEK CUTS No. 1 ribs. 17o; No 2, ribs,
UHc; No. 3 ribs. 7c; No. 1 loins. 2uc; Nu- 3
louis, 13c; No. 2 loins, Be; No. 1 chuck, ,:
No. 3 chuck, 6c; No. 3 chuck, Vc; ,No. I
round, b'f; No. 3 round. 7c; No. 2 round,
44C; No. 1 plate, tS,c; No. 2 plats, 4tau;
No. 3 plate. c.
UlUuoalHj roLLTRY Suuabs, 3220 per
dux.
Hl'UAR Coarss granulated, 160c; fine
granulated, l.itsj; vubes, 6.40c ; powdered,
8.5uv per 10.
FRESH FRUITB-Apple. 32.75433.00 per
bu. box. Lemons, 34.u(U'0.tiO. Oranges, 84-00
tj4 IX). Uininai, 4c per lb. Plums, 61.46 per
4-basket crate. Poaches, Cullfornla, 7"iiwx)
per box; Texas, 4-bsaket irata, tUU'UC.
pears, 31.60 per 4-basket crate. iJlackber
rles, 84. uu per crate. Huspherries, 84. uu per
crate. Cherries, 32.2ti. ('urtunts, 82.OO per
crate. Gooseberries. 12 Oo per crate.
VEGETABLES Celery. Ml hlgan, per
dux . Sue. ticans, new wax and spring, one
third bu. basket, 31.00) uavy, per bu,, No. 1,
82 70; lima, pr lb.. Cabbtige, 2o per lb.
Potatoes. 6uo5c. Tomatoes, per 4-basktt
crate, sue. incumbers, - per di.s,, 1) 46.
Onion, Bermuda, 81. 7 per crate; Texas
yellow, 3125 per crate. Mushrooms, culti
vated, per lb., Sue. Ittute, per 4VusV. Z044,
Peppers, southern, 3L00 iter crate.
1