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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 22, 1903.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
unlet
ribs. ta.Jb; iihort dears, tlO.li. Bacon.
unrhtRiil; box.-d extra ehrirta, til 36; clear
vyvumg vauice vu nuniuiu(i uiu i HEMP TWINE-Tc,
prim, .teem, 89..273, Dry ..lt me.ts. KVV .liDh STliTr.! AMI. RliV'IK
bosod extra short. im-TTMi; nr hlh 1 V Ills J 1 V v liiJ flitl UVJVJ
Lower on Cora.
FORMER IS A SCALPIKO AFFAIR
Floor Trader Held Oaly it Let Corn, hu.
. . ,. - tsata, bu
fKLI-THr-WHli: chickens, "c: springs.
V: turkey. Utc; ducks, 7ic; geese. c.
BUTTER Steady ; irrnnery. 23a3ec.
EGGS Firm at 26o. esse count.
Receipt. tThipmenls
Flour. bW. l'i.f U.OW
.WhNt. bu l.ffs 61.1U0 !
..44,009 45,000
Early Trading it Unsettled, but
Steadies on Supporting Measures.
MARKET FALLS INTO NEGLECT
Be Rata Brib
lac Prlcea.
KKW YORK. GENERAL MARKET
I Qaotatloaa of the Day m Vnrleae
( onanaoAlt les.
Resalt Invitee Attack, mi rioa la
ffuh Attendance Small Be
eanae of Foot Ball Uaaae
t Sw Have.
OMAHA. Nov. n, tm. ! NEW YORK. Nov. 21. FlyOUR Receipts,
vpcning espies oil wneat were q-u i nun. rxpurin, ct.m-r uois. mhik"i l , . j .. -
his her and ltd lower on ran The wheat I dull, but steady: Minnesota intents. 85 258
mirket w. a scalping- affair today, wttr. :-M"? Vl tertiV. The atrona
noor trader noimng oniy imaii low " It yesterday
wheat and were Inclined to be bearish. 1 1"" ViI""V.r . -.7. other hand th
NEW TORK. Nov. tl.-There waa a re-
nsettled speculative sen-
a area in prk-es yes-
y. The strong rally which developed
waa not extended. On the
here were signs of supporting
n.eceipis or corn snow arraauu ini:rw ;r.Vj r measures lor a time on decline. When the
and Inside of another week should be a f" ri-Vl.r ,t. la 7mJ aS ateadiness waa secured the market fell Into
"twE?.,b?,r.r,.nt.Vron do. to firmer for BTCKWI aftac wlicr, Sd a"..'-. Wna-10 -rE
Wheat started strong, due to firmer for- rnii'MKAl o,jv. wMt and v.i- ltack. Which caused a weak closing;. The
e1gn markets and continued dry weather wtimMrii hx"ilM f0ot b'11 "me at New Hsven claimed a
over the winter wheat belt. Operations l"Zt W-1.TO. coarae. Il-60ft... kilo dried, larr,, Bhare of aUenllon rrom tne broker.
were not large and were of a scalping na- rTft,,ii- Kn i ....rn asuc nominal ?5 lement and reduced the attendance at
ture. Borne bearish feellna develoed later . XTh kU- Vnrfc western. g4c. nominal, th9 KrA t0 a ,arg, ltPnt
on expected Increase In the visible supply jTaSV rTi,,iL.. . i , A dlsturblni factor was the violent break
and profit taking took the edge off the "f ttomZMlk f New !" TenrM,'",' Copper, without explanation
market, at th clone. Iecember whtat f"'-'0' reedln. W'OlaC. c. L I. Mew m new developmenta. This Block haa
opened at tWSo and cloaed at IHHfi. TTFAT-Ro.lnta tl 000 bu exnorts fprVn' !nt? Prnmlno In .the speculation
Corn opened steady and withstood some g, jJ ho r'w- n rl th" U,t iew weeks. Sale tMa week
heavy selling by h ading longs. Scattered L, ..7 B 1J? f a h W"T Parda of WO.ouO shares and last
buying held valiee steaXy for the day, but VfloatNTS north. nluthl'lftU f o! w." "or 1180(10 UP to the
with larger receipts next week values are f "?!ij.f?0i,i "."iTT'i ' Aat' h ?' November only 481, shares were dealt
expected to fall lower. December corn
opened at tme and rloeed at 6710,
Primary whent receipts were 1,265,000
aga
and
afloat. After a steadier opening, due to
cables and dry weather news, wheat de-
1W.0O0 sharea were In October. The rise
in tne price from below 44 before the elec
sneis and shipments were duimh, - i ,. at wnu :, . accom-
Inft receipta Irhi year of B21.000 bushols Vt jerii nV n.r.VJr rloned at itiw Ii 1 rumors or vajunoie huslness de-
shlnments of !7$.0 bushels. HSj.S.r it 111 " velopmen . In the by-product of the com-
Corn receipts were 4.0u bushels and ' rriRVxKS.ina. RX bu exnorts. I.S0O r" .1 :m.,ia.Dl? J?' -ina coiiapae
Shlpmenta were V7.10 bushels, against t- bu Boot market steady- No 2 old 78c, '. . J"T maaa P1a impression,
celpts last yer of 311.000 bushels and ship- -"f r VeVTroU- No t 7240." " ",,V,"lblr ,n.,1,'x of unhealthy speculative
ment, of Itt.ono bushels S b. afloat and N 1 IUw 71Hc. to ar: ""1Jtlona In the market, the general
fi i ,m h.i.h.i. rnni - anoai. ano iMfv . new. "." weakness deve oned after h i Incldpnt.
12.0tn bushels of oats, and wheat and flour m-TV-t T wlthont transsct'lons. closing ""'e c1':rn.m-"nt ?ia" r?.u"?d.?y tne ""P0!!
r n
snd May closed at 71H4C-
net lower
of an Increase of 10,2tU In the number of
surplus cars In the two weeks ended No
i l -ra u,7Jt ., . ii ki Tivrti vemnpr i ncre was at tne same time a
OATS-Receipts. lSI.WM bU. . exports. 1. 1. . numh.r r,f "hnrf
hitm t to M Ibe order" cars, indicating reduction In the
Articles. I Open. Hlgh.l Low. C)..Tes. mtcj clipped white. 84 to lbs.. ffttfKlc. h""t "J .TSnT11 ThfiJ?.-."??.! 'in-iiS"!
r: ; .HAX-yulet; anippms. c; ' h.llV h. riunf tan mn n
equal to 4J.w' Dusneis. i pertly
IJverpool closed Q41 higher 4" wheat I 2tyi i
nnn a lower on corn.
Local range of options:
Among . the forelgnera Jspanese bonds
were firm. American securities hesi
tated at the opening. hut gathered
strength during the session and prof.
alona) support snd sfter modern u busi
ness closed quietly steady. Kaffirs were
ey.
hrlRt.l.V, Nov. 21 Trading on th
Ilourse todnv wss quiet.
PARIS. Nov. II Prices on the Bourse
today opened weaker on realisations eni
became dull towards the close.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-MONEY-On call,
nominal.
TIMK LOANS Pull and easy; sixty days,
S per cent; ninety dsys, 1V4 per cent; six
months. SVf?: per cent.
1'RIMR MERCANTILE PAPER 44l4
per cent.
8TERLINO EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business in bankers' bills at tt MtJ
4.8410 for sixty-day bills and at $4 15
4.S'i.'5 for demand; commercial bills, M 83S
tj-t vr,.
SILVER Bar, 4r"4,c; Mexican dollars. 46c.
ROND8 Government, steady; railroad.
Irrrsulnr.
Closing quotation! on New York bonda
were ss follows:
TJ a r-t ts. ri....lm.. K. ant. 4s 1"
do pounon 104 Man. e. m. 4s t
Ms Cntrl M n
..lonX i1o 1st tne W
..lKMInn. St. L. 4s.... MV,
..111 M . K. a T. 4
.. ; do si
...V N. R. R. ot M. e 4s. it
Atrhlson rn. 4s. IHN. Y. C. g. IV, "4
S.1J. 4a S1'N. J. C. . &S ltf4
o e. 4s W No. Pseltle 4s. Ji
So ct. 107 ilti s Tl
Atlantic 0. L. ts MN tk W. e. 4s 103m
Bsl. Ohio 4s M do Is TO
do Ss MSN. A W. 4 k
Srk. R. T. ct. s 7 o. S. U rf'ls. 4s tt
sntrsl of Os. 6s KWsj Pfnn. rr. Sw,, 1916...
77 do con. 4s JOM
M Rssdlni sen. 4s M
0 fteo. of Cubs. 8s It? si
Ctips. A Ohio 41S....1M Bu 1a A 1. M c. ts .lin'4
Chlrsso A A. JSS... 7'4St. U A ff F f 4S. 17
, n. a Q. n. 4s ', st. u B. w. e. 4s.... 77
, R. I. A P. it 77 asatioard A. L. 4s... 67 H
do col. 6s 7'jSci. Psclflo 4s
do rM. 4s M do 1st 4s
rrr. A St.- L. . 4s. t o. Rallwsjr Ss...
it "Truss a r. 11. ...
It T, St. L. W. 4s
Union Psrltic 4s...
loft do CT. 4s
fS V. 8. Stepl M 6s...
SIHfl'ihuh Is
5wi western Md
V. I. la. ret
do coupon
O. S. 4s, rg....,
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4s.,
do 8s .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Cattle Steady, Other Generally
Lower for the Week.
HOGS HIGHEST 15 OVER A WEEK
keep and Lambs, Both Feeders aad
Killers la C.ood Demand All (ho
Week aad Active, t losln
Fally steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nch.. Nov. 21. 1.
Receipts were:
Official Monday ...
Official Tuesday....
Official Wednesday
Official Thursiiuy .
Official Friday
Estimate Saturday
Cattle. Hos. Sh-ep.
... 7,CtV S.K.' 17. Wl
... (A3 s.113 S"."
... S.78B t.m 14.61?
... 8, li.i'-
... l.VS 7,47 6.11-
... 17 6.S66
41. 15 73,(2
2H,K& 62.28
24. Ml 3K.912
21 SS19 73.P04
l.6i2 S576
27,341 2S.440
do 1st Inc.
do 2d Inc. ,
do Id inc....
COIo. Ind. 6s ....
Colo. Mid. 4s..
Colo. A So. 4s..
rxl. A H. CT. 4l
D. A R. O. 4s.
Kris p. . 4a...
do gen. ss.
Wheat
l T)ec...
May...
Corn
Dec...
May...
Oats
Iec....
Mnv...
I
9s.
i 02hi i m
tT.
6741
4t
4kl
'I
Ml
1 (U
67
4!(,
4rVl
Omaka task Prlcea.
WHBAT No. I hard. iavWHc; No. t hard,
vityti7c; No. 4 hard, Pontic; No. 3 spring
yeirjKc.
COKN-No. I. M46Hc: No. I yellow
OATB-No. 8 yellow, 46V847o; No. t white, BU1
47fi47c; No. 4 white, 4'uH7c; standard. 1 31Vc
4itC
R Y E No. 2. 70Hc; No. t. 83HC
syssrssvs nswipia
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Cbloago 44 27 17
Minneapolis 348
Omaha .., 60 13
Puluth 33
102 I 10: trl AnwrtcA. f4c. . u x-onaon jent seinnff orner tn mm mar-
USi 67H PROVISlUN8-Be4r -teidy: family. v' disturbed state of India. The
K7 I I7U ,...n !ii. k.m. 9 irrfi I bank statement showed the loan expansions
f a'wrpaTkVtx iuKTkSi; city extr'a Indii helna; rapidly extended both by thebanks
46VA meea. 2.4r9. bO. Cut meats, steady; pick- ""u .lrl ,l D,il m. sunsianuai in-
44l 4k led belUee. .; pickled hams, J10.W. Lard, rjease In cash holdings kept up the propor-
steady; m-estern, l.iv.(o; rciinen. sieaay ; '- .'"71
enntinont lioOR! South America. tia6: com- crease In note circulation wss an Incident
pound. t7.UUtl7.37. rork, steaoy; iamuy.
l.K61.ro; ahort cleara, IW.a'JlWi mesa,
tin ravn 1A 7K
RICB Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 3
CScjjapan. nominal.
13U I IB.K Hieaay ; creamery, spec a in,
Vc held, common to special. 202c.
lnt. K vos Ins
EtKJa--Bteady; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 48i0c; state.
Pen
45c;
of the maturity of the $14.(K,nP0 one-year
treasury certificate on November 2i. these
navtna served as bases for circulation.
Bonds were irregular. Total aales. par
value. $2 224.000. United States 3s have ad
vanced 4 per cent on call di'ring the week.
1R celpts. 4,812 cases.
LMtlSBIi yuiei
and firm; state full
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of tke Tradtasj aad CloslasT
Prices on Board of Trade,
CHICAGO. Nov. 21.-Conflnued liberal re- ls.i "Pprts. 1,850 lba.
celpts of wheat In the northwest and aouth-
sntnmhr small, colored or white, best,
mimtt. full rrram. larae. 12c: state Am. 8. A R. pfd.
full cream, late made, large, best. 12c; Am. Susar Refljlnt
good to prime. UWiMti common to imii,
10weil4e; aklma. 2'qUV.c. Receipts, 6,l6
on stocks were:
1s. Htsh. Low. Close
AmalfsmstM Copper M.imn 14 lH ?H
Am. C. A r 1,100 4Vk 46 4Sk
Am. C. A F. pfd 17
Am. Cottos Oil l.no I7H
Abu H. L. pfd inft 7i 27W
Am. Ice Securities 4"0 M 16 H V
Am. LlBSs4 Oil 13
Am. LocomottT toe 6614 C4V, Mi
Am. ItcnmotlTS pfd M" 1o 10 104
Am. S. A R 1S." H V3 !-
Am. Tnbscco pfd...
Americsn m oolen
Anaeonda Mining Co....
Atchison
Atchlsoa i
Atlantis Coast Lias....
Central Leather pfd
Central of Nsw Jersey...
Ctissspsaks A Ohio
Chlcsco Ot. W
t hlcaro a N. w
C, M. A St. P
C, C. C. A St. L.
a range 01 valleys to the southwest r riaay morning a. 1 . o
to (BT4ie. Tne close waa weak at I has moved eastward and now overlies the W1 2
the lowest prices, with December country eaat of the Mississippi river, with - -
tl.044 and Msy at 81.08. Primary re- 11. r.t vr th. middle Atlantic elates. i . " .ZZ. ':' .V.
pfSfi. TRY Alive, steady: spring chick
: . 1. j . . , . 4W , , 1 Bn. hut; rnwis. livbc: luraeya, wu.
wheat market today, prices at the close R" 8tr,a?.:w7tfrn..JLp.ri"s ,JT, ?!"raof ""
hi, ni, LA.LAn l.. Cr. . 1ZSTUIC: IOW1B. LLWltrmt ILi I r. J i . A . I n. at U01O PTO...
nr,vl.lnn: .;. .'aa, ' Brooklra Rapid Tr.
Trade In the wheat pit waa dull the entire WEATHER IS THE URAI BBLT Psciflc
uay nuu srviiiiinriu wni urnriBii, Willi liio I ssbbsbbsbbbbbbb
exception of a few mlnutee at the opening, j,, aB4 WarBler . tke On t look for
a is-? tt jj c iiu a 1 so tv vs w riUfiFiirn ISSl III lilt 1
situation ana tne majority or pit traders 1
were Inclined to favor the selling side of I OMAHA. Nov. 21. 1908.
the market, owing to the continued, free The jarea of high pressure that extended
movement 01 wneai in inia country, i-rices from the lake region across tne central
during me any fluctuates over
WHc
almost
at
v -1 -i t- ,.,i0,wi iru.ii.ia. cm ar apiuinr coniiiiucrsi wivii hit iiirii, i t . .
corn displayed slight firmness during tha and temperutures are lower this mornliif Mlnn ft Hudsoa..
pari ui tne uay on uuyinsj tfj a ieaa-1 throughout tne eaat, tne ian oeing moai nntar 4 R. O
ing elevator interest, out eased on later. I mrkrf alnna? tha UDoer Atlantic coast. I n a. n n i,m
The close was easy, with prlcea unchanged The northwest low has extended south piatiilsnf Securities
10 Vc lower, Uecember closed at 63 He and I over tha eaatern Rocky mountain slope, I Erie
Mav at ti3c. I,ocal recelota. 27 cara. I mnA th wiithr la warmer lh the moun- Brie 1st Tfd
1 raoe in oata wna aun. 1 nere waa ai i.in. mnt amt to tne Missouri river, ana r.ne m pro
llttln huvlnsr ourlv hut Istor thero wss snf- 1. .111 k. m,mrmr In this vlclnltv tontsrht. 1 General Electric
eiMnr ...Ml,,. nrantM In rtaua all alif I i . i . t . . .4 f., . 1 1 V t and nrohnhlv I t't. NorthsrS pfd.
re,r.SKlins Th r In., was B v nTAniTiAp I a i . .. n.na..llv f !t- wASther rjrevalla I - Northern Ore etfs.
clesed at 49c and May at Dj.WfiSl'ac. Lo- in .11 s'ectlona this morning, except on the ;I"n",?J"trmi."--
cal receipts. 172 cars. north Pacific slope, where It continues i-i m Vfd '
rruvisiuiia wria weas sui uajr, viuaiiiig VI ihOWsrj ItlQ unaeuiru.
Omaha record 01 temperature P'"-
clpltatlon compared with tne correspono.
in. ni ot ina last inraa yrar..
" 1908. 1907. 1906. 190R.
Minimum temperature.... 40 84 28 S3
tr.,.nlltlnn 00 .00 .07 .00
Un.mai i.mnaraii ra Tor touav. oo af-amrs. I 1 " " m .v. u.
n.finianKv in nreclnitstlon since March 1. M . St. P. A B. 8,
. ...-,-.ncr n.rlnrf In 10O7 M., K. A T..
6.68 inches. . ti.. iJ.d .
J.ericiency corresponuuia imi New York Central....
N. T., O. A W..
Norfolk A W...
North American
Northern Psclflo
. . v v n.T ft -.T ' , T T - "T-" I TT I rBXIllO . 1 1
fMlUAUt-WniA, nuv. -1.-DU 1 1 en- p,,.,.,.
Firm and In good demand; extra western Psooie-s ou
creamery. 82c; extra nearby prints, 4c. p., c., C. A 8t. I.
FXKiH Weak and lc lower: Pennsylvania fressea etesi isr.
and other nearby firsts, free cases, 34c at c" -
ma.rk; Peunaylvanla current receipU. In 8t"1 ""
....ki. . t mark! western ttssoing
i-riui n.u.o -. -- Republic Steel
!n lWuj liMiVi
7() 1S34 13J
6U M 2 .'tj
Vt
4 610 4M4 48 4Uj
7.400 M4 H1
V) (MV, pov, 34
1W ici4 l.4 l'
1,600 1044 J054a .11644
o
4 500 64 H 63 -4
t.P 17 176 174H
, 400 If 57 27
900 1001, 1004 H-.'Ss
lia
10. (mo 44 47 V, I7V
, ,8J 124 114 It
171
11.400 14714 144V4 14u;
S-'Tl
4
lRVa
TW 1TS44 176VI 176Vt
200 , i;v, S24 124
4O0 74j
) 3
.(OO HA4
400 48
2i I-
MN4
4714
7
13 V(
S5
9S
109 B134 J53V4 Wl
"1.4IO 1WS 137Vt
.10c lower.
The leading futurea ranged aa follows:
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat I I -
Pit. 1 (mi's. 1 MS V 04 1 04-4 1 04H
Mav ll 0Xi,m Oto-tS 1 7 1 08 1 ngv.
July - 1 02HVs'l 1 02 1 02 1 (,2
Ct rn I .
Dec. 3S 84 rtfVi 63S 3
Mav rT34frS!63i4t.4 1'7, 68 (),
July tS.S62S'8 62Vflii 62T4 6JH
Oats
Iec. 4i4ff4 4H . 4H 4 494
May iri44iKi 61HM 51Hff, 61.
July 461, 404 404 46 4H
Pork I
Jan. 18 rVs( IV SO I 16 20 16 28 If. 35
May 16 60 16 GO 16 40 16 40 16 tk)
Lard
Jan. 40 40 324 S7V 9 46
May 56 8 66 47Vfa 60 8 674
Bibs
Jan. 8K7H 8 674 8 60 8 53--, g 674
May 8 72Vx 8 72V4 8 674 8 70 8 75
No. 2. '
pfd..
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Intsrnstlonsl Pump
Iowa Central
kip waa Cttr 80
K. C. 80. pfd
Louisville A N
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Fklladelpkla Prod nee Market.
l.o is Tl4 71
TOO 144 144 144
8,000 114 1H It
f 144 I34 S.H44
110 11 It 13
64
mo 11 11 V4 914
200 tV4 24 &
it i i
100 S.144 f34 M14
1,109 11BV4 1174 IIS
100 474 4444 4714
BO 13314 1S1 ISL'14
t.Ono K t 14
1.IU0 36 3441 34
1.O.T0 3H 82 K2S1
8410' 114 115 lli.'i
1,000 43 S 4t4 4244
104 ti 43 S4 13
TOO T.H4 Tl 71
7.400 141 '4 14 l1
300 tl 4 80n '"4
8. it im'4 i-'
7.0 1004 W
100 K'.S 8c.4 kS
100 344 88 3KU
17J
4iVl
Hock. Val. 44s 17'4 W. A L. B.
Int. Met. 4 7 Wis Central 4s
Japan 4s
do 44s
do 2d sat1"S
Bid. "Offered.
.. J
.. S4
..lo
..117
.. 74
..ws
. 104 4
. .lo?S
n
W4
7Va
A H.
Six daya this week ....2R.35
Same days last week 26.978
Seme days 2 weeks ago..l2.i'l
Same days S weeks ago..l9.a10
Ha mo days 4 weeks ago. .34.nS6
Sama davs last vear 20.171
The following table shows the receipts of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
tho year to date, compared with last year:
19ns. V.I07. Inc. Ic.
Cattle 9.0,207 1.075.1B5 154.848
Hogs 2,K.6.o37 2.071.625 85.212
Sheop 1,935,44 1,919.627 15.838
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
to really mske a market. Prlcea were
nominally unchanged.
For the week the receipts hsve been very
liberal, showing a heavy gain over last
week and being considerably more than
double the renOpta for the corresponding
w.-ek of Inst year. Still, recelpti have been
none too huge to aupplv the very god de
mand that has prevailed at this point
j throughout the entire week. Parkers hsve
wrn 1 r'T inn 1 la auti, a. iririui ocFir-
ahle killets huve hern small, very little dif
ficulty has been experienced In keeping sup
pllesvwell cleaned up. At the beginning of
the. week some little weakness wss notice
able, but that waa entirely recovered.. The
trade on Thursday waa a little bit slow,
but at the close of the week tho market 1s
practically whero It wss one week ago
and the trade as a whole may be summed
up as fairly aaltsfactory to selling Interests.
A very targe proportion of the receipts
has consisted of feeder sheep and lambs,
hut the demand has been such that good,
firm prlcas have prevailed most of th,-
time. In fact, on tha other hand, some
ilays the market has shown a good deal
of strength In spite of the feet that re
ceipts were lsrsre. The week closes with
feeders also fully stesdy with last week.
Quotations nn stieep and lambs: Good to
choice lanihs. r.7HfC.O0; fair to good lambs,
IS SiVdS K; rseftlng lambs. 14 2Mr6 0; good to
choice light yesrllngs. t4.GMi4.9fl: good to
choice heavy yesrllngs. t4.25414.i'A: feeding
yearlings, 18 8644.36; good to choice weth
ers. t4.26fS4.50; fair to good "Wethers. HVi
4 26; feeding wethers, ft 6114.00; good to
choice ewes, t3.75tr4.00; fair to good ewes.
Ki&fiiM; feeding ewes, 82.00u6.25; culls and
bucks, tl. 0OO2 60. 1
Representative aales:
No. Av. Tt.
15S western lambs, feeders 6
2 western lambs, feeders, rulla 46 8 60
Date. I 1908. 1907.190.19O5.119o4.11903Jl2.
M-V N. T.. N. H.
S014 pt. s ctfa 134
ti Lske Shore 4s 1931... 94)4
Boaton Stocks and Bonda.
BOSTON. Nov. 21. Money, rail loans. 247r
84 per cent; time loans, 34" 4 per oent.
Cio:ng prices on stocks and bonds were aa
ioiiows:
Atrhlson 014 Cal. A Heels...
do 4s 9V Centennial ,
Atrhlson R. R M Copper Range ..
00 pfd Mi Ialy Wrst
Boston A Albany. ...23 Franklin
Boaton Maine l.il O ran by
Ponton Rlfvatil 12 Isle RoTsle
FlUhburg pfd Ul Maia. Mining ..
n. l , . H. oc H...l:,s Hlihlgsn
I'nlon Pacific 17 Mohawk
Am. Arge. Chem aVi Mont. C. A C...
. Ih Old Dominion ..
flHtceola
.131 Parrot
.1.10 Qolnci
.l.To-a Shannon
. T Tamarack ....
, 4H Trinltr
. 18 t'nltcd Copper ,
.1-1 V. 8. Mining...
. 11H U. 8. Oil
. (V (7tsh '.
. Wi Victoria ,
.110 Winona ,
. fH Wolverine
. n North Butte ..
. iu Butte Coalition
.llS Nerads
. ftli Cal. A Arltona
. Arttons Com. .
. f? Greene Canaoea
. :
do pfd
Am. Pncu. Tube...
Amer. Sugar .....
do pfd
Am. T A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
rtnmlnlon I. & 9..
Kdlson Klcc. Illu.
Mans. Electrlo ...
do pfd
Mass Oas
t'nltsd Fruit
United 8. M
do pfd . . .
V. 8. Bteel
do pfd
Adventure
Alloucs
Amalgamatod ....
Atlantic
Bid. Asked.
.480
.. J8
.. w
.. 10
.. 1
.1"4 4
. -a
::
.. t
.. 40
.. .7-4
..!
.. a
.. M4
.. 17'4
.. M 4
.. 17V4
.. 14
.. 4S
.. S
.. 44U.
.. 44
.. 4'4
..161
..X
.. t4
.. 184.
. .11M4
. . 'a!
.. U
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Nov. 21. Bank clearings for to
day were tl,&ri5.893.43 and for the corre
sponding date late year tl. 557.914.21.
1908. 1907.
Monday t 2.637.6.12.52 $ 2,0i5.4oS.74
Tuesday 2.017.376.48 1,662,795.70
Wednesday 2.086601. 60 l,tf,707.43
Thursday 2.2S8.IW8.18 1.739.512.88
Friday 2,n23.740.6 1.556,9u57
Saturday 1.855,693.43 1,667,914.21
Nov. 10.'.
Nov. 11..
Nov. 12..
Nov. 12..
Nov. 14..
Nov. 15..
Nov. '16..
Nov. 17..
Nov. 18..
Nov. 19..
Nov. 20..
Nov. 21..
6 58
6 784
e 74
i 67.
' I
6
6 54
6 69W
6 70
6 69
6 76
1 6 071
4 951
4 83 00
4 70 s 9i
4 88! 6 9.: 4 73!
4 94 06 4 72
4 801
4 82
e
4 80
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle SteadyHosts Strong to flicker
Sheep aad Lambs Weak.
CHICAGO, Nov. 21-CATTLE-Recolpts.
5KI head; market slendy; beeves, 83 zVg 7.60;
Texsns, W.4O14.40; westerns, t310tjo.7o;
calves, $5.60V7.26.
HOtiS Receipts, 20.000 head; market
strong to 6c higher; lights. t5.UHuj.80; mixed,
V'.iotiti.M): heavy, to. 3 Ha 4)16: rough. n.;to
i5.51); good to choice heavy, to. 501 6. 06; plgH,
t.i.7fvti5.0(; bulk of sales, tj.6i1m69o.
BMNKl' AND LA MRS Receipts, 2.500
market weak; natives. t2.40V4.6ii;
4 97 1 4 67 6 35
4 8D I 4 611 6 25
4 80 4 63 10
4 54 6 21
4 69 i 4 571 4 24
4 641 6 8
4 9i 6 10 4 651 4 3 4 64
6 05 4 67i 4 71 4 4 6 41
4 S3' 4 68 , 4 67 4 89 1 6 81
a u 02 I 4 63: 4 4M 6 29
4 Mi 6 (f'l 4 68 4 461 6 24 lion ri
4 49i 1W 4 W 4 mi ti t westerns, 82.40ifrt.4U; yearlings, t4.001H 80;
lainos, n.io(U.w; westerns, is.isuV0,
Sunday.
The oillclat number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was as lol-
iuws;
C. M. & St. P...
Wabash
M.B.ouurl Pacific
Lnion 1'aaiic
C. at N. w., east
C, Ac N. W., west
C, bt. P. M. & O....
C, H. de q eaat
C, 13. &. g., west
C, R. 1. At P., east....
lliltio.s Central
c. u. w
Kansaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITV. Mo.. Nov. 21 CATTLE
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 11 r s. Receipts, 800 head. Market steady; re-
" i'i iur tne weea, os.eiu neaa; choice ex
port anil dressed beef steers, t6.1')rrf7.40;
fair lo good. 14.-M6.0i': w.ern stevrs. 13.40
416.60; stockers and feeders, t2..6i'l ; south
ern cows, S2.aMfi3.fni: native cows, S2.0O4i4.76;
native heifers, t3.001i6.5U: bulls. t2.iU4i3.80:
calves, t3.25(ji.00.
HOGS Receipts. 7.000 head. Market
strong to fxa higher; receipts for the week,
84.000 head; top, to.97U; bulk ot aales. lo.4tau
6.86: heavy. S5.75'u6.97t: packers and butch-
ers, S5.70oj6.90; light, S5.354i6.T6; pltrs, S4.25
2 .
on titr- Ainu juAAitis rno receipts; re
ceipts for the waek, 22,700 head.
4
3
3
19
4
29
6
6
12
2
1
2
87
2
Total receipts &
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Switt and Company
dually packing Co
Armour A Co
Omaha P'k. Co., Denver.
Cudahy p k. Co., Denver.
Cudahy P'k. Co., St. Paul.
F. O. Inghram
Suliivan liros
fct. Ixuls Packing Co....
Kruger
Other Buyers
104
13
18
1.IM4
1.276
1.727
l.tiiU
4X6
86
Totals 167 6.228
CATTLE There were onry a rew scat
tering bunches of cattle In the yards this
morning and not enough to attract any spe
cial attention. For the week the receipts
have been large, showing a considerable
gain over last week and a very heavy gain
over the corresponding week ot last year,
St, Lonla Live Stock Market.
ST. LOCIS. Mo.. Nov. 21. CATTLEl Re
ceipts, 3,ouo head. Including 2,700 Texana.
Market steady; native shipping and export
steers, 84.5v-u7.50; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $4.(&6.25; steers under l,0i0 lbs.,
S3.50ati.26; Blockers and . feeders, S3.60fi4.2o;
cows and heifers. S.I.2fViti.oi); cannera, 82.10
litXiio; bulls, 2.7o(j3.7o; calves, S4.0Oft7.00:
Texas and Indian steers, S3.60Q6.26; cows
and heifers, f-'.0tKu3.25.
HOGS Receipts, 2,M0 head. Market W
10c higher; pigs and lights. S3.5Or6.60; pack-
707 era. So.50"t6.70; butchers and best heavy,
S6.8tril6.00.
No sheep on sale.
645
162
St. Josepk Lire Stock Market,
8T. JOSKPH. Nov. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 350 head; market unchanged; steers,
14. Htfi7.n0: cows anil heifers 12 2SS' On-
Alio yutmijr ui me ifLlie lltLB utvii iiiinv I caiVeH, e1.0lft..i.
good, there being a large proportion ot
trasny caitlo received.
Strictly good killing beeves have been ex
tremely acarce all the week. The ofi'orlngs
HOGS Receipts, 5,500 head: market active
and Bfrluc higher; top, S5.95; bulk of sales,
S5 46(!jr).PO.
BHEKP AND LAMBS Nothing on sale
Totals
S12.910.132.85 810.268,889.58
Increase over the corresponding date last
year, 82,611.843.82.
New York Mining- Stock.
IEW YORK, Nov. 21, Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alice -00 LeadTllle Con.
ilrunswlrk Con 1 Uttle Chief .
Con. Tuunel stock... 24 Meslcaa . . ... .
com. Tunnel bonds.. 17 Ontarlo
Cos. Cal. A Va 74 Ophlr
Horn Sliver 70 Standard
Iron surer 1(a) Yellow Jacket
Offered. Assessment psld.
.. 4Vs
..
.. 74
..rio
..1M
..180
.. 44
.. 61,200 1374 1M
O 7744 17
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd.
Cash Quotations were as follows;
FLOT'R--flteady: winter patents. 84.40
4.46; winter straights, 84.20(614.65; spring pat
ents, sd iotioso: spring straignis, n.iarat.ia
bskers. U.9tr4.0O,
' WHEAT No. 2 spring. Sl.Oftfn OS; No. 3
Bpriny;. wciqsi.ui; jo. x rea, l. 00 !..
tunrr ito. x, OdtQtuvic; NO,
63tjtiSo.
OATS-No. I white, 47t510.
H Y tj NO. 2. 744jC.
currpnt rocelnts. free cases, 324S3c.
OHFSKRFJ Firm: New York full cream.
choice, lS4fi14o; New York full cream, fair at. L A 8. Y. id pfd.
to good. 134lSc - - ;;
mm .. I Blors-Sheffleld g. A 1.
ISSeSSOUS urnan Jisarat.v. gouthern Psclflo
XfTVN'EAPOLIS. Nov.' 21. WHEAT De- 8 Pscific pfd
K.r. tlOiUf Mav. 81.08c. Cash: No. 1 soumsrn bsuwst
.'. Ao..., wii . VI 1 nnrthurn II H7l . RallWST pfd.
Dam, ii.imu-i.uoii. - . ........ - " t .
i mi. s nrthn XlnfU: No. X north-1
viii, .1.1M.J i.wn. IT.. St. Lft. m w,.
FLAX-Closd. el.. t., 8t. LAW. pfd
nrtars in ouis, io.i. I nlon Psclflo
toO
KO0
8,700
100
874
44
U4
800 6!IU
1O0 TT
87
224
48
134
'6:t4
77 V4
l.Ki
27
87
23
474
4.1
"4
SI!-
tS.-0 11744 ll'H
400 121 S 121 H 1214
" 24 S 2414 H4
710 r84
46.81-0 41
7'X) tl4
U. 8. Rubbsr 1st pfd.
C. I. Steel
V. 8. Steel pfd.
BARLEY Good feedlnk. 57fi69c: fair to I FLOUR Active; first patents, .4XWt'.P6; I ;oa Padfie pM.
choice malting, 0114364c. second patents. e6.26(U0D: rirst clears. n u. 8. Rubber
BKEDS Flax, No el northwestern, 81 434. 4.3U; second clears, ti.wgt.au.
Prime timothy. S3.H6. Clover, contract I 7Z . Zl
j- mii l.iTsrsMi uraia narnet.
J PHOVISIONS-Short ribs sides (loose!. LIVERPOOL. Nov. 21. WHEAT Spot. I v -CswUna Cssmicai i
so ioitje. 10. xucbb fNira, per -ooi., s.tu-TT I firm: NO. X red western winier, ib iiia
14.76. I Jtrd, per 10i1 Ihs, S9.37V4, Short clear Futures, quiet: December, 7sUSd; Match
7s9d ; May, 7s 8d.
CORN fpot. quiet; American mxea, oiu
s. Futures, dull; January, 5s6vJ; March
(s 6Vsd.
6774 i74
4"4 444
114 81-4
600 40 684. b4
44.0 1814s 17t4 17V4
00 n4 ss m
sli4i--s (boxed. S. 751-9 c.
Following were the receipta and ship-
ments o: iiour ana grain 1
Receipts. Shipment.
24.SOO 18.700
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu....
Rye, bu
Barley, bu
87. Ibrt
.249.irt
.'..232.O10
... 5,0n
..110.0tO
Ml
156. S0O
27.700
On the Produce exrhanea IoiIbt tha hut.
tsr market wns steady; creameries, iStljauo1
dairies, 19Htrc. Fugs, steady; at mark.
cases included, 23VSc; firsts. 28c; prime
ii. I., twv. ft,iiBTBe, steaay, irwicOA
stansas City Grata aad Provlaioara.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. H.whe.ti-
changed to fclower; lumber. 97Sc May rwKiS5- To 1 whU.
flm; July. 96c; cash. No. t hard 97c UATo ateaay . r.o. wnns
tl.03; No. rhard. sVxCitl 01 ; No. 2 red. 81.04 nsii.isi lir.i. -m..
104: No. 8 red. 99ctjtl 02. Dalatk Grata Mar
CORN-lCfle lower; Deoeraber. r4c; May
67o; July. 57'4c: cash. No. 2 mixed, 68VO
59c; No. t mixed. aBV,4j69c; No. 2 white,
69r; No. 8 White, 69c.
OATS Cnehsnged; No. 2 white. AHMMis.-
v .. a 1 ft" 1. j.JIL. "
. . . ' ftlllX.ftft, 1l7Tft1Mn
RYE TSOft .
HAY Choice timothy, steady at 19 50a
10.00; choice' prairie, weak at tSOiXud W.
bl TTEll-tateady; creamery extra. 20c:
packing stock. lsa.
EGOS Firm; fresh, extrag, tie; current
receipta, J7c. - .
Following were tha receipts and shlp-
iiicina ot greiM.
Mllwaakre G revise. Market.
MILWAt'KEE, Wia.. Nov. 21. WHEAT
Dull; No. 1 northern. t!07; No. Z northern,
tl.06; May, tl 77t&108. bid.
cch.v-Hteariv; May, tuc, dio.
BARLEY Steady; standard, 64tc;
samples, 59i64Ic,
Peoria Market.
PHORIA. III.. Nov. 21. CORN 8taady :
No. 8 white, 62c; No. I yellow, 6240; No. t
yellow. f4i62aa; No. I. 62c; No. 4, 6040
tlc; no grade, 56j66o.
Market.
FlT'f ITU UlnM X-n w SI WUP1T-.
No. 1 northern. 81074; No. 2 northern.
11054: December, 81044: May, ll.u;
November, SlOtV,
OATS it4C
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Nov. 2t. 8KED49 Clover,
cash and November, 86.65; December, t5 57Vi;
March, S667H. Prima timothy, 11.70. Prims
latke, S8.80. N
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NF.W YORK. Nov. 21. EVAPORATED
APPLES Easier In tone wltli fancy quoted
ft. , ..... Tl-A. . I . Aft. '. .. .
Receipts. Shipments. APPLES-Easier n tone wltli fancy quoted
Wheat, bu. tOOOO 14tM 8vi0: choice. 7ftr&,c; prime. HtfHc.
Corn, bu . . 18 On) ls'aoo DRIED FRUITS There Is a fair demand
Oats bu tiiTB. tor spot prunes with quotations ranging
Quotations at Kaaaaa City were:
Artlclea.
from 4o to IV, for California and from 6o
to 740 for Oregon fruit, the lattur 60s to
80s. Peaches are steady, although demand
Ocen I Ulirh 1 I-nw i cioa. I limited. Choice are quotes at 7'jr7Vc;
upen. I HlgH.1 Low. Cloae. fK,T ch0ce. 74tic; fancy, SVu'llc
Raisins are unchanged, with loose mus
es' el quoted at 6tittc; choice to fancy
seeders. 4c: aeeaieaa, ijjk; London lay
era. 81 501. SO.
Wheat-
December .... 974
May I 1014
Corn I I
December .... 674 I 674 lfrrHtyilirr41?t4
M'Y rMVati! 6s4 676'T,,6774
I I
87 I 7Vi I 974
luivi ) 101 I 10144
8T.
t. Loots General Market.
LOUIS. Nov. 21.-WHEAT-Low.ri
t,r,c' Jilfftf?1 f?:h- jTi.ts): no. i
nani, e uv.vs, luvriiiuer. 41.0i4atil 03
Vlav. XI lA "U "-,
CORN Iwer; track. No. t cash. v- v I cember 10, Tho offerings next week will
t white, tfco; December, c: Usy, 61Ic. I be V.0"0 balee. The general market during
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Nov. 21 WOO!,-Firm
medium grades.- combing and clothing. 18.'ti
21c; lbrht fine. 16'al7c; heavy fine, liaise;
tub-wtfsriea. vxrac.
IjONIWN. Nov. . WOOt-The sixth
series ot the wool sales will open next
Tuesday and la scheduled to close De
4
OATS Weak: track. No. 1 cash l..
No. 2 white, 6it)61Yc; December, 4ac; May!
BAj.
RYE Nominal at T4V4c
FLOUR 'irm: red winter patenta. 84 76
0u; extra fancy and straitt. S4.25u4.6S;
lioar, h w.
PEKD Tlmothv. S2.S0tJS.SS.
CORNM EAL 43 40.
BR AN tlieady ; sacked, east track, 8101
ti t 04.
HAY Steady; timothy, 8J0uVila.; prai
rie. V V' "
IRON COTTON TILS 41.00.
bAOOINO 7c
PROVISIONS-Purk, at
tha week ruled firm. In anticipation of a
10 per cent advance at the auction next
week.
Sntrar and Molasees.
NEW YORK. Nov. 21. 81 OAR Raw
quirt; fair refining, 1.44c; centrifugal, 96
test. 894c; molasses sugar, j.isc. itriinra.
nolet: No. 6, No. 7. 4 4jc: no. k. 4-4c
Na . 4 Sic: No. 10. 4 26c: No. H. 4 itc; No.
12. 4.15c: No. It. 4 loc; No. 14. 4 c: con
fetiWners A., 4. A.; niouitl A., s-2jc; cut
leaf. 6.70c; cruahsd. 40v: powdered, i.iAK;
granulated. 4Vfc; cuDes. sue.
Kl i il Khbs vlf-TVi Nw Orlaana m.n
aexru, lower; Kettle, oil to choice, wj -'c.
Va.-Csro. Chem. pfd
V abash
Wabaab pld
Heatlushouae Electrlo ...
Western Union
Wheeling A L. K
Wisconsin Central
Am. T. A T
O 8.")
110 10.i
. W.loO 66 14
00 113
. 1.700 474
. t,a 41
K 11.".
I0 14
,. 1.4-J0 l
,. l.f'J
400
.. 1.5")
14H S4Ui
106 ll
5S4 J
ll. ll!4
4 47
41. 41 'J
1144 114
14'a 14V,
3
44
114
31
1SS4
Vi
44H
it's
st.Vi
4o
11
300 111 130 130
Tetal sales tor the day, eSt.luO shares.
London Stock Market,
LONDON. Nov. 21. American securities
hsHitated at the opening of the stock ex
change today, but gathered strength during
the session on professional support, and
after moderate business closed quietly
steady.
Ixrndon closing stock quotations:
Ceneela. money X44 St., K. A T
da account I4a N. T. Central..
Anaoonda lo1 Norfolk A W...
Atchison 74 do pfd
do pfd 1914 Onurlo A W...
Baltlmor A Ohio 104 PennsylTsnla ..
Canadlaa Pacific Ul4 Rand Mines
Cnreapeeks a O sosResdln
Merchandise and Specie.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21. Imports of mer
chandise and dry goods at the port of
New York for the week ending November
14 were valued at 815,339,429. Imports of
si"cle for the port of New York for the
week ending today were 8106.406 stiver and
S'JXO.046 gold. Exports of specie from tho
port of New lork for the week ending
today were S29, 1 27 silver and i'Mi.ZM gold.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the S15O.O0O.0OO gold
rncrve. shows: Available cash balances,
SlM.613.378; gold coin and bullion, $32,232,261;
gold certificates, S43.358.450.
have consisted largely of warmed-up or half market nominally steady; lambs. 85.26.00;
- - . . . . I . '1 . ... II...... . 1 (irr.K ..A
ewes, S3.75U4.25; yearltngs, S4.25(tf5.00.
Slonz City Live Stock Market.
fat steers ot the kind that packers never
want when anything else la to bo had. A
few pretty dec nt cornteds were recived and
there was one lead good enough to bring Sioux CITY. Nov. 21. fBDecial' Tela.
W.90, tho high price of the month to date, gram.) HOUS Receipts, 6,200 head; mar-
A lew gooa range came also put in an ap- 1 ket atrong to be higher; range, lo.oo.sO;
Dearance and It mav be aald of desirable bulk of sales. 65.65(115.70.
beeves ot all kinds that prices throughout CATTLE Receipts, 800 head; market
the week were generally ateady. On the steady; beeves, U.fHtfi.W; cows and heifers.
other hand the poor condition of oaatern I2.7&W.50; feeders,
markets haa caused a weakening In prices yearlings, S2.7fii3.50.
on the common to medium kinds and they
are ISSCoc lower for the week.
The market on cows and heifers started
S3.UXu4.5U; calves and
Stork in Sight.
Ttecelnta of live stock at the six nrlnclnal
out at tho beginning of the week lower and I western markets yesterday were as fol-
1184
S..14
84
444
CJi.
'4
7014
Chicago u. VY 1214 Southern Railway.... lf4
rtil , Mil. A St. P...H444 So pfd
De Beers 12 Southern Pacific
Dearer A RIO) O ust lua Paelflc.
do pfd I do pfd
Brie II V. . Steel....
do 1st pfd 4t da pfd
do M pfd !4'4 Wabash ,
Orand Trunk .1 4o pfd
Illinois Central loo Spantak 4s
LoulsTllle at N Ul A aval CoDner
SlLV KIt Har, steady at 23 l-16d per ox.
MONEY li&2 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 24ti2H per cent; tor three
months' bills, 2 per cent.
....110-1
....
.... tH
....114
.... 15Uj
.... :6'
.... MVi
81 332 77SKB1 1 1 KldA I ll ooU hales, incluaing lo.aw Dales Amcri-
" l'u4u-siio Hi 1700 Futures opened steady and closed
" 47MS liM.'lftS. Quiet: November. 4S7d: November-De-
79 7io0 ii iwm I cember. 4.77d; December-January, 4 75,d;
"' 1 injiVi January-February. 4.75d; February.March,
ll U-fSSS tW; March-ApraHtd; April-May.
If. ,40; niaj'J uiifr, 1-i.ftftftt umit-juij, e.iu:
85.1.507.075
29.599. C:5
81Jia3.12S
626. 425
6i;.tJ8
tila.SuO
Clearlnsj House Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, Nov. 81-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold S29.S99.82B more than
the requirements of the 26 per cent reserve
rule. This Is a decrease of 8112.328 In the
proportionate cash reserve as compared
with laat week. The statement follows:
Increase
Loans
Deposit
Circulation
Legal tender
Specie
Reserve
Reserve required...,
Surplus
Ex-U. 8. deposits...
Decreaae.
The perceptage of actual reserve of the
cVaring house banks today was 27.80.
The statement of banks and trust com
panles of greater New York, not reported
to the clearing house, show that these In
stitutions have aggregate deposits of 81.090.
479.900; total cash on hand. 8104,442,6uO, and
loans amounting to 8986.8' d. 400.
Kerelf s Financial.
LONDON, Nov. 21 Money was In In
creased demand on th market today and
discounts heavy. Trading on tha Stock
exchange waa of tho. usual week-end di
mensions,' but tUs chaages la prlurs wee
narrow. Consols and gilt-edgad aecurl
tlea were dull pending the announcement
ot the Irish boud issue ou Muuday.
OMAHA UE.NERAL MARKET.
Condition or Trade and (tuotatloas oa
Staple and Fancy Prodaco.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
retail trade in cations, 31c; No. 1, In UO-lb.
tubs, 3uVac; No. i, in bo-lb. tubs, 27xc; No.
2, in 80-lb. tubs, 24c; No. 2. In 1-lb. cai-tons.
2gc; fancy dairy, tuba, -j.Xc.
EGOS Fresh candled, tia per dot.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full cream,
twins, 14c; young Americas, 4 In hoop, 16c;
favorite, 8 in hoop, V.tc; daisies, 20 In hoop,
154c; cream brick, lull case, Uo; h..f
cuhh, Ydc; half dox. bricks, 14c.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 ribs, 17c; No. 2 rib
UVc; NO. i ribs, 7c; No. 1 loins, 2uc; No. 2
loins, 13c; No. i loins, 9c; No. 1 chuck, 6c;
No. 2 chuck, 60; No. S chuck, 440; No. I
round, eVc; No. 2 round. 7c; No. 3 round,
6V ; No. 1 plate, &Vic; No. I piale, 44c; No.
3 plaic, 3c.
DHESSb-D POULTRY Dressed hens, 10c;
springs, 10Vc; ducks, 12c; geese, lie; tur.
kevs, 19c; squabs, 82.20U2.25 per dos.
SUGAR Coarse granulated, 6.5uc; fins
granulated, 6.7oc; cubes, 6 one; powdered,
6.50 per lb.
r i-tt.ati r riutio Appies, loozuu per
bu. box. Lemons. 14.wx10.uo. oranges, Cal
ifornia. S3.0eii3.2D. Bananas. 4c oer lh
Grapes, Malaga, S3.5t1l6.50 per keg; Cali
fornia e.mperor. troox crates. 41. 70402.00.
Vfctit.1 ABL.E.O ceiery, xuicnigan, per
dos., 80c. Hears, new wax and spring, ono-
tnird ou. uaaaet, si.w; navy, per ou., MO. 1,
12.70: lima. 6c per lb. Cabbage. 2a per Ib.
Potatoes. 60t4o. Tomatoes, per 4-basket
crate, tl 50. Cucumbers, per dec, tl.26.
Onions, Rerumda, 81-75 per crate; Texas
yellow, 81. per crate. Musnrooms. culti
vated, per lb., 60c. Lettuce, per do., 25c.
Peppers, southern, SI.! per crate. Cauli
flower. 82.50 crate. EgKnlant. 81.50 dox.
Brunsi lls sprouts, qt. Kumnuata, 35c qL
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 21 COTTON-Fu-tures
opened steady; December, 8c;
January, s.iic: iuarcn. uc; May, 9.00c;
July. K.PXc; AuKust, h.SOc.
Futures closed ateady: Novemtier, 9.29c;
Decetr.bei. 9.19c; January, 9 16c; February,
9.12c; March, 9.13c; April. 9.11c; May. 8. loo;
June, 9.05c; July, 903c; August, 8.93c; Oc
tober. 8.7oc.
Boot cotton rltsed quiet: middling ud-
lan.ls, 9.55c; mldUUng gulf, 9. sue; sales.'
none.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 21. COTTON 8 pot,
quiet, prlcea 2 point higher; American
middling fair, 6.57d; good middling. 621 J;
middling, 6 4d; low middling. 4.K9J; good
ordinary, 4.38d; ordinary, 3.9sd. The sales ' u .'.
of tha dav were 6.OJ0 balea. of which A3 1 s ...
bales were f ir speculation and export and I 45 tor
Included 8.66U bales American. Receipts,
tt wound up still lower. The receipt I lows:
throughout the week were liberal, but the
main cause of weakness seemed to be the P6uth Omaha
unfavorable situation prevailing at eastern I Sioux City
points. Thus, while the market on most I St. Joseph
days of the week waa reasonably activ I Kansas City
under the Influence of Aree buying, the St. Louis
tendency of prices haa been downward and 1 Chicago
at the close 01 the week even tne good
kinds are fully l&U25o lower and medium I Totals
grades fully 26o lower than the close of last
week.
Good feeders have been active sellers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
167 6.H66 892
6.200
6.500
7.000
2,800
20.0(0
.. 300
.. 350
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.. S.CX0
.. 600
2.500
6.117 47,ftK6 2,392
Metal Market.
kti-w vriRW Nov. 21. METALS Mar-
throughout the week. In fact buyers have kets' were quiet and nominally unchanged
been unable to aecure aa many cattlo of Gn the absence of cables. Tin was reported
that description as they could have used. easy at S30.12fa30.ftt7. Copper was tin
ThiiM tmrln nn that kind has been active nhuna.il with lake nominal, at S14 .2&tpl4.60:
and strong every day throughout the week, electrolytic, S14.0ojil4.2&; casting 18.77trt4
On the other hand trashy kinds of light 14.124. Lesd was dull, at 84.204rt.36.-Spelter
cattle and medium grades of feeders havo quiet, at !.0om.m. iron was Bieuy, it
been very much neglected by country uuy- cent dticob.
r,-. 1 1. 1 . t ui 8. Nov.
era. r.vrijr viit bci-iiicu iu iwaiiig oi i.7 n"..r.. i.iK..- SK IKAifi In
good feeders and did not touch anything iirm, at. i.ov. opcilci, ...s,... -v
else. The result and dl not touch anything ,
. v.. i, .,,.i, a ft.ift.r. .11 Kut I t-otTee atarstei
ku ta1 arnlsa ara lStfi'Sc Invar More than KF.W YORK. NOV. 21. COFFEE Mar
that during the laat two or thre days of ket opened steady at unchanged prices
the week receivers found it extremely hard and closed steady, net unchanged to o
" "r -T -i .1 I ,.nir. inuar HiialneBS was largely In
worn to cieo.ii vfticin n y cum ai lumi I .'.."- . , , , ,
Drice. the way of switching. The salea reported
Quotation
corn-fed steers,
corn-fed steers,
COrn-ieu aiccn, Tueu.w, vvu in uiiiiics ft..i m . i, CnrrlnvA
range steers, S4 60Q6.40; fair to good range No. 4. 7'4jc; mild coffee, dull, Cordova,
steers, 8400434 60; common to fair range 9Al2V4o-
a on cattle: Oood to eholoe were 49.250 bags '"9 "9.'"yo"u", "l
I, S6 4(ku7.26; fair to good 6 o; January, -c, ' ' "
, $6.4036 40; common to fair 6.20c; July, 6.26c; September 6.30c. Spot
. , -. X .A. . ft ft ft. I I Mffft. nlllAt IM O. I IftlU. D U . Oailiua
steers. t3.2Tyfr4.00: rood to choice corn-fed
cows and heifers, S34.40; good to choice
trrasa cows and heifers. 83.600)4.26: fair to
good grass cows and helfera. S2.76it8.60; balances, SI. "8; runs, 192.790 bbls.; average
Oils and Rosin
OTL CITY, Pa.. Nov. 21. OIL cretin
common to fair grasa cows and heifers, isa bbls.; shipments, 181.664 bbls.; aver
I2(KI;2.75: good to choice stockera and feed- I ...L toa bbls.
era. 84.6vS6.0O: fair to good Blocker and SAVANNAH. Ga Nov. 21 OIL Tur-
feedera. S3.75iS4.60; common to fair Blockers nentine firm, 89Hc; sales. ?81 bbls.
snd feeders. S2.75ifi3.75: stock heifers, S2.250 RUSIN Firm: sales, S.fM btls. Quote:
8.25; veal calve), 82.714,5.75; bulls, stags, etc., h ii Hnd E. 12.00; F. 2 924 ; O, Si.B-'Vsiff'.'.gS;
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HOGS The hog market this morning waa I WG, 86.35; WW, S 40.
in the best condition tnat it has neen In
for aomeillme back. The demand waa good
and the trade active, so that practically
everything sold in good season In the
morning. A a matter of course some light
and Inferior loads, the kind that do not
find favor In buyers' eyes any day, were a
little slow. Still, pretty much everything
Supreme Court Syllabi.
44 I
nM tn vtrv anA RrivAntnifH. a nnnni.i. I fitrf Railway company. Ou motion
erabU proportion of th5 hogs brought $5.70 to modify nl objection thereto. Motion
z9.iR.kt: on4 on nr. aa riiih 1 fml mm t a-.. i u 1 a.. Vaar ll rlfl tTI-
tuv. of SB. a i va use sbsbst iiisjii saasn nrw. W bbmw Sfteaj UJI1D4 I VTvl I 4J,4- V-4 Ave ( , a A a
a top yesterday of 85.90. ' Rule 7 of this oourt allowing forty
The receipta of hogs this week have been days from the filing of tha opinion or ren-lara-p.
allowing a decided train over nrsvlmia .imim of tha iudgment In the case within
weeks and at the aame time an Increase which tt file a motion for rehearing euper
nt over 14 OuO head as comnared with tha .4. Dm a-eneral rule aa to ludgatenta he
am. aiftftftftlc laap v.ar It mi.lit . 1,. l. I inv Tin. I ut thn BXDiratlon of the term
mentioned that th receipts for the twenty- t which thev am tendered. Thla appll-s
one daya of November are the largest thai only to Judgments and opinion by the
thev have been for any correaoondlna- rt in Us ai.oellate Jurisdiction. In the
r.,.ri.,.l In November since 1904 The ma I ,.t... nt Km nrlirinal lurlsdictioll the Pro
het this week, while fluctuating back and visions of section et sen. of the ctde
lortn. closes at tne niga pomi or me week, applv.
higher than at the i,S(r Her
" J being on an averaae 74c
(.nun l'inien SKiliM.l m iii'-ift",
cloae of last week and tha highest of anv .,..! ruater. On rehearing. 1-ornier
day since November 12. I tuilument of reversal vacated -nd set aside
Representative sales:
district court affirmed.
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November.' 4 55d.
GALVESTON, Nov. 21.-COTTON-8teady
,lSTlLOUIfl. Mo.. Nov. tl. COTTON
Higher; middling. 8 6-16c; sales. 15 bales;
receipts. 2.946 hales; shipments, 2,564
bales: stock. 26.650 hales.
NEW ORLEANS. La.. Nov. 11. COT
TON Spot steady; low ordinary,
4 13-16e. nominal; ordinary, 6s. nom
inal; good ordinary. 7 l-16c; .low mid
dling. 8 7-16c mid lling. 9 l-16c; good
nilddllng; 94c; middling talr. 94c; fair.
194C, nominal; receipts, 9.201. bales;
atock, 58.939 bales.
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were very light and of those reported in
two cara were direct to a packer. Thus
tber ivtl not siious-; " an thing on 1
at. na. Vt.
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Juilgtnei.t of
1. .. c I
1 After' the dissolution of a partnership,
the purtner to whom Is ass gned a rurnt or
action of the partnership and Ihe r:ht to
nn.,rfn which Is the subieel of the ac
tion may be substituted or admitted to be
come a party plaintiff for the purpose of
carrying ou the sun.
rn.r ..pi nn euz am u. aiai.,
a (ilhsolved corporation! may be sued In the
corporate name and eervice made upon tha
trustee IT person in cubist ui m.
x Where tiie orlainal action is brought
against a corporation In Its corporate name
and certain persons surgei! iu uo
cers, tor the specific performance ot a con
tract to convey real estate made by the fil
lencd officers for the corporation, an
amendment to the petition pleading thai
at the time the contract was ma-!., the cor
poration waa dissolved and soms of the do
fendants were the trustees thereof, doea
not change the cause of action.
4. If a contract for the Bale and pui
chase of real 1 state ran be ascertained from
the entire correnponuence between the par
ties together with an abstract of titlt cou
talnlnn the description of the premises
transmitted for Inspection to the vendee
and referred to In the correapondence, this
will be a aufficlent memorandum In m-rltlng
lo ntlsfr the statute of frauds.
6. Under Hie facts set forth In the opin
ion, held that one C. was the lust acting
manager of a dissolved corporation, ws
therefore sole trustee no- competent 1a
sell snd convey the real eswte of the cor
porstlon.
15141. Scandinavian Mutual Aid aso(4i
tlon against Kesmey county. Apped. Cus
ter. On motion for rehearing. Motion over
ruled. (kod. C. Division No. I.
The revenue law of this state, which
permits under the Ihterprelstlon of this
court a taxpayer to deduct his bona fide
debts from his gross receipts, is not In con
flict with section 1, article IX, of the con
stitution. lM. Wslker' against Rurtless. Appe.it.
Red Willow. On motion f.r rehearing. Judg
ment of district court modified. Motion for
rehearing overruled. Fawcett, C. Division
No. 2.
If the consideration of a record of t!ia
district court does not require the examina
tion of any Issue of fact, or error of law
occurring at the trial which could only b
preserved by a bill of exceptions, a motion
for a new trial la not a condition precedent
lo a review of that record In this court..
15222. State ex rel Mabln against Ioer.
Appeal. Box Butte. Reversed and re
manded. Good, C. Division No. 1.
1. In an action of quo warranto,
brought to determine ths respective rlghta
of the relator and respondent to an elec
tive public office. It Is not necessirv thst
relator should stste In the Information that
he received the highest number of votes
cast for any candidate for the office. It
Is sufficient In that respect if facts ara
alleged In the Information from which such
conclusion may be drawn. '
1524K. City of Chadron against Dawet
County. Appeal from Dawes. Affirmed,
iawcett. c. Division No. 2.
1. Cltlt of the second class and village
were road districts, within the meaning ot
section 76 of the road law as It existed
prior to the amendment of 1901. and aa
such were, except where otherwise pro
vided, entitled to one-half of the moneys
arising from the road tax levied bv the
county commissioners upon tho propet ty
situated within their limits.
!. And where a county has collected a
road tax levied upon property within the.
limits of such a city or village, It holds
one-half of the amount so collected as a
public trust, and Is charged with the con
tinuing duty to pay the aame over to uch
city or village.
3. In such a case, as between the county
and city or village, the county dors not
hold such collections In Its own right, but
the possession of the one Is the possession
of the other. The possession of the county
Is precarious, and not antmo domlni, and
being trustee. It rsnnot acquire the trust
tund by lapse of time.
4. And In such a esse, where th eotintv
appropriates that portion of the road tag
which should be paid to said city or vil
lage by transferring It to Its general fund,
It thereby becomes liable to such cltv of
village for the amount so appropriated,
and may be proceeded against directly: and
the fact that the county treasurer snd his
bondsmen may also be liable therefore la
Immaterial.
15288. Relmert against Merrick County.
Appeal from Merrick. Affirmed. Root, C.
Division No. 2.
On an appeal to the district court from tht
decision of a county board of equalisation,
said court Is Without Jurisdiction to con
sider any questions other than those pre.
sented to said hoard.
15329. State Life Insurance company
against Bolton. Appeal. Colfax, Affirmed.
Calkin, C. Division No. 2.
In an action upon a note executed at
the maturity ot the second premium on a
life Insurance policy In payment of such
premium, the defense that such note was
obtained by fraud Is not sustained by evi
dence that the policy Issued and accepted
by defendant Is less favorable to him than
the agent taking th application represented
it would ba.
15304. Douglass against Hayes County. Ad-
real from Hayes. Reversed and remanded.
)uff1e, C. Division No. 1.
1. In redeeming from a Judicial sale of
land made for delinquent taxes, the pur
chaser Is entitled to receive the amount
bid at the sale with Interest.
2. Redemption from such a sale must he
made or offered within two years from the
stile. If the purchaser refuses to allow re
demption to be made, the party wishing to
redeem should tender the purchaser the
amount necessary therefor, unless tha pur
chaser by hi conduct waives a formal
tender.
8. A formal tender Is waived by the re
fusal of the purchaser to receive anything
leas than an amount which Is larger than
that to which he Is entitled.
4. If the purchaser refuses to allow re
demption to be made on legal term, a,
cause of action for that purpose arises In
favor of the owner or party Interested,
which may be brought and prosecuted at
anv time before being barred by the gen
eral statute of limitations.
6. The owner of real estate who convey
the same by deed of general warranty,
after a sale thereof for delinquent taxes,
haa auch an Interest tn the land as entitle
him to redeem from the tax Bale.
15335. Calon against City Saving hank.
Appeal. Douglas. Reversed and remanded.
Duffle, C. Division NO. 1.
1. Tha Omaha I-oan and Trust comnanv
Savings bank by an amentfment to Its ar
ticles or incorporation uittnacu na nnmo
to the "City Bavings bank:" the then atock-.
holder old their stock to other parties.
woo surrendered the same and obtained
new certificates of stock. The business waa '
therofter continued under a newly ap-,
pointed set of officers, the management ot
the Institution being entirely changed. Held
tnat suon change did not Changs tne legal
entity of the corporation.
A A mortgagor of certain real estate ex
ecuted an .assignment of the rents and
profits arising therefrom to the mortgagee,
a corporation. The writing evidencing such
assignment contained the clause following:
Giving and grantlnjr to the Omaha Loan
and Trust company Saving bank full and
complete, authority and control of aald
premises as I could or would have it per
sonally present with full authority to enter
Into and take full possession thereof, and
to rent and lease the same to such person
or person and on such term, either In my
name or In hi name aa to It shall seem .
proper, to the following end and purpose,
towlt: Said Omaha Loan and Trust Com
pany Savings barn shall annlv all sums
collected under and by virtue hereof: First,
to tne payment of all legl taxes and as
sessments levied upon said real estate; sec-
ond. to the payment of all sums necessary
to keep Improvements In proper condition
ror successful renting: third, to tne pay
ment of the Interest of the two mortgages
above described; fourth, to the payment of
the principal debts secured by said mort
rages." The evidence tends to show that
the ssslgnee through an agent rented tho
premises to the plaintiff In the action;
held, that there waa evidence sufficient to
submit to the Jury the question whether or
not the assignee had taken control and pos
session of the premises.
8. While the landlord, in the absence of
n agreement so to do. Is not usually re
quired to keep rented premiaes In repair.
atlll ir he volunteera to make repairs he)
will be liable for damages sustained by tha
tenant, who without fault on his part Is In
jured In conseouence of the negligent man.
ner In which th repair are mad.
1591 Clark agalnat Fottyn. Appeal.
Platte. Reversed and remanded. Oood, C
Division No. 1.
1. In an appeal by remonstrators from
the decision of a licensing board granting
a liquor license. Jurisdiction Is conferred
upon the district court bv giving notice of
tha intended appeal and filing, within a rea
sonable time In said court, a transcript of
the proceedings had upon th hearing be
fore the licensing hoard.
2. That a certified transcript of the evi
dence taken before a licensing board upon
a hearing on an application for liquor li
cense Is not filed with the transcript of tha
proceedings of the board upon such hear
ing Is not a ground for dismissing the ap
peal. 8. On an appeal to the district court
from the declalon of a licensing board
granting a Honor license. It Is not a ground
for the dismissal of such appeal that tho
transcript of the proceedings had before)
the licensing hoard upon the hearing I de-
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