.
tiih i?i;i;: omai.a. fimday. Kovkmhkk :. v.mk
I
t
u
CR4AS AND PRODUCE MARKET
.Premium for Cash Wheat Well Eli
minated by Drop of Over Six Cents.
VI
ml
Oalveslnti. 6 10d;
"T, 5s td.
future quiet; Dec-
CORN
"trenarfh
MARKET
IS KERV0U3
Is . f boBii finally, line It
Demand, Light Herelpt
and II Offerings 4 orn
Well Saatateied.
H: IIIIH .K KI4 4.1. MARKET
qnntarton. ,he I,,, Wrlon
Commodities.
NEW VOUK. Nov. 4 . FL4JURr-Rerelpts.
54,4l hbl ; exports. 17.3UO bbls. ; dull biiiI
lomlnally Iim, Minnesota t'Slent. '... "a.
6 40. winter straights. g.i.264ib3&; Minnesota
bakers. t4.5uf)4kn; winter extras, ft. 4 iff 4. 30;
winter pir-nt. tn.SiAin.7o; winter low
grades. t4..Wu4 80; Kansas straights. $4 !v4v
i I'.. Rye riour, steady; fair tfi aood 14 20
I fi4 25; choice to fncv, M Vfi4..Vi. lluck
i wheat flour, dull; hulk, t2.30. nominal, per
; I'M lbs
CORNMEAL yuirt: fine white ami yel-
Th nremiu
Weil eliminated
OMAHA. Nov. 4. W.
ms for cash wheat have been
bv the steadv fall of over
6'- from th recent high point. And It la
fvideni frojn the action of the market
lately that. Trillins hn been well stocked,
which will eep tlipin out of the market
fnr iomi tirqe to come.
The action .if tlie cnrn market was ncrv
o. but flnallv showed some strength
owing to a' 81, tidier demand, IlKht receipt
Htifi small Affffinnf!. .
Wheat b!ik nmilti lods'r after a steady
start on roriiiiiuad fniihef legislation by
holdsr of long xiiat. The cHeh demand
i much weaker' and the premiums paid a
few days punt hutrv 'twn wipes' out.
Corn was well mintaltifd and held firm
by a firmer ca'h demand owing to light
receipts. NSesther condition are Idoal and
generally all reports are very bearish con
cerning the new nop and an early move
ment la evlflent.
Primary wheat ' recelpta wore " 1,467,000
bushels and shipment were 670.000 bushels,
against receipt last yeur of .i8,8jg bushel
and ahlprmnta of R;,tK bushel.
Primary corn recelpta were 304. 900 bush
els and shipment were 2Mi,0iJU bushels,
against recelpla last year of.221.0t8 bushel
and ahlpmenta of 210.(100 bushel".
Clearance ware 18,188) bushel of cotn,
none of oats and wheal ahd flour equal to
640.000 bushel.
Liverpool closed 4d to d lower on wheat
and d lower on corn.
Local range of fpUon;
kiln
notn-
I. f.,
Articles.! Open. I High. 1 lxw. Clo.e. Yesy.
Wheat.
Off..
May..
Corn
Dev..
May.
oats
I eo..
May.
9R
37
1
SffiTti, W'Tfc
67 67Vi
jmj 37
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market it Inert, with Some Issuer !!;
Strong and Some Weak,
STEEL ACTIVE LATE IN DAY
illae Itae to lletlval f Ramur that
"tork la to He l.lated on Pari
Boo rue Itallrond laanea
I, oner.
Omaha Caaai Frtcea.
WHKAT No. 2 Jiard, 8si1.00; No. 3
hard. HHibi', No. 4 hard, SOyMc; No. S
prlng, UH(Mc No. 4 apnnjf. W.a'Jlc.
:)KN No.' i,- iViV No. . bbc; No. t.
f jiKlVt-; No." yellow, li.VH.ic; No. S yei
Vjw, ufSlfHfr; No. I white, M4j5Vio; No. 3
white. f'a iJVtc.
OATS-N... 1 mlnexl, SfViHc; No- V'1'
low. 874tiS.'i; No. -H white, .W'acl No.
3 white, fi7Vi c Np 4 ''white, 3i'Mr37'Bc;
(ilTfinrd. H3wV4p. ; ',
WrK No I 8ii90- Nd. J. OB'S 670.
i V'arlot ileoeli.
) i Wheat. Coi n.
low. $1 Stu, i.fi- roarae. I140r.il4f,-
dried, tt 60.
HVK gulet; Ni. t eatern. 81c,
Inal, f. o. b. New York.
HAHT.KT Dull; feeding;, SIKSc. c.
WHKAT-Reretpta. 200.100 bu.; expt.rtB,
lo. bu. Spot, irregular; No. 2 red, 11 ".'.
axked, doinratlc elevatfir; No. I red, tl 2V
faked, to arrive, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
i nrthern. Dttluih. tl.11'4, nominal, f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 2 hard winter, tl.l;V nominal,
f. o. b.. afloat. After opening lower on
liberal northweat receipt!" wheat worked up
a Utile on buying by early aeller. but
ea.fed off aaln late and closed steady at
K'ySiC net decline. I ece ruber closed at
II W and May at 11.09V
COHN Recelpta, 14.IU3 bvt. Ppot. steady;
No. 2, Hfl'ic. elevator, dnmeatlc, 70c de
livered and 70c J. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yellow,
71c. all nominal. Options were without
transactions and ViiVV net lower. De
cember closed at 6Hc and May at KSSe.
OATS Receipts, ftt.0li0 bu. Sj)ot, o,ule;
mixed oats. Jfrt to 32 lhs , nominal; natural
white. 20 to 32 lbs., 444J4c; clipped white,
34 to 42 lbs.. 4615480.
HAY Kirm; No. J, ta 80; good to choice.
K'c, nominal.
ffOPS Quiet: state. -common to choice
IflOo. ;i(Mtc; liVfl2lc; Pacific coast, 1SW,
24uWtc; 1H(, 17220.
HIDES Strong; Bogota, nSTSOc; Central
America. Zlfi'Sir. '
I.KATHEIt-Steadv; acid. 22ff30e.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady: family, 114.00
014 f,0: mess. $11001110; beef hams," tin 00
itrvOO; packet, tl2.00.1il.K; city extra India
mesa, $2O5O'a2100. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, $13.MVffl4.2ft; pi sl'l hams, $1250
13 00. l,nrd, firm; middle west, 12.WtT
12 !; refined, firm: continent, tis.ziif) 14 ;
South America, $15 00: Cfmpotind. $l0 0tyf
10M. Pork, firm; family, $2i OMrirr.flO: short
clears. $26.f"Vf2H.50; mens. t2S.7f"l 2"..0O.
TA LDOW Barely steady; city, 6"c; coun
try, (Vf'ic.
RICE Firm; domestic, 2iS7c; Japan
Patna, SH-fdSc.
POCLTItY Alive, steady; western, 14c;
fowls, 14c; turkeys. 12150. Dressed, Irreg
ular; western chickens, broilers, 15J21c:
fowls. IS'kIIc: turkeys. WiWe. '
BUTTKIt-Steady ; creamery apecinlx, 32
2Ho; extras, SIHc; western fancy, 24tfj2So.
OIIEKSE- Firm; state full creum spe-
ClulS. lri''l 17VtC
KOOS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby brown, 2f.c; extra firsts, 3t)iyS2c.
Kmt Urg
Hrpili'llr Siel
RfpuMlf Siel pfl
11. k k lJnnt Co
k k lrlltri.1 To. Dfit . .
I, F -d pit
IaiuK S W
U S W pM
Hint ihffilHd S. A I.
Snufhem Purlttc
r-.fllhrn Klllwar
n Kallsar P''t
Tfnmwf f'eptir
I Tf-i l'."flr
I T-, St U W
T . St. 1. W. pfd...
t'nlnn rilMi-
I fm.in fir 'Of r'il
! I S H..'ty
: f. S. Riihher
1 . 8. Stfl
, t . 9. Stel pfd
i 1 tah tipprr
Chicago
Oats.
164
. r. 124
4B3
' 42
:,;:.33S ....
aVd PROVISIONS
12
39
Mlnneapoll
Omaha , ..s.',
Duluth
CHICAGA "filtAlN
Features ! the Trading; and Cloalng
Prlcea on Honr , af4 Trade.
CHICAGO, NOV. 4. Wheat prices dropped
to new levels today on renewed liquida
tion In the '1eeemUtir delivery, but made a
complete recovery nhd closed lo lower to
io higher eomparwl With final figures of
the prevluUaj seNHinu. Corn and outs closed
steady and provision firm.
Trading til the wheat Ttt Tvas dull during
the first hour arid although sentiment was
hearlah no. great weakness was apparent.
The markeu thn slumped sharply on gen
eral proll ' taking, prompted by liberal
sales of the' Lteceiubar delivery by a lead
ing elevator Interest. . This selling brought
out numerous "slop-losaVl ordeia, the ex
ecution of which caused additional weak
ness. Late, in the dav however, shorts
covered freely, resulting In a strong tone
at the finish. The range for the day on
December was between tl.OlVi and 81.02.
The murket closed at almost the top notch,
with December at 11:02.
Corn was affected 'by the late bulge In
wheat and closed moderately firm, with
prices shude to boe th previous
final figurea.
Oats followed the course of wheat and
cotn and the close was a shade to c
higher.
Continued light receipts of live hogs
throughout the west Inspired a renewed
buying of provisions. Total receipts of
hogs at principal wefitein ceiilotw were
more than 2H.0UU head -less than the figures
for the corresponding day a ear ago.
Price at the close were V'laLx- lower.
The leading lututes vantteu as follows:
I
NEW YORK, Nov. 4. -Today's stork mar- !
kat was a two-sided affair. In th-it some I
stocks were strong and some were weak. I
The great body of securities, however, was
Inert and the price movement was llstleos
and Insignificant. A recurrence of strength
In I'nlted Htatea Steel and a congestion of
practically the whole activity of the later
market In that security did not have a
favorable effect on speculation.
Points or strength were scattered through
a miscellaneous list of specialties, some of
them decidedly obscure and seldom appear
ing In the transactions of the stock
market. The railroad stocks generally were
dull and some of the high priced Industrials
were inclined to be heavy. This was true
of t'nlied States Bieel In the enrly part
of the dav, as well as of Amalgamated
Copper and the railroad equipment stocks.
The operations that made stocks strong
from time to time were gretly concen
trated In their execution and apparently
In their origin. The steel movement was
connected with a revival of reports that
the effort to list the stock on the Purls
Bourse was about to be crowned with suc
cess. The fall of 2 points In New York Central
following yusterday's news of a new Issue
of stock to the extent of 25 per cent of
the present volume were In line with, sim
ilar action of Pennsylvania snd New York,
New Haven & Hartford, when additional
stock issueo were announced bv those
companies.
There ware fresh reports today of con
ditions In foreign money markets that were
not reassuring. It was reported that an
other advance In the nfficlnl rate of the
Imperial Bank of Germany had come Into
discussion again.
The unchanged Rank of Kngland rate
made a cheerful Impression on speculators,
but the decline In condition of that Insti
tution as well as of the Hank of France
Indicated that the hoped for recuperation
at those points was not eoing on. Sterling
exchange hpre declined sharply.
Ilonds were heavy. Total salt s, par value,
t4.o62.OilO. I'nlted States 4s, registered, de
clined H Per cent on call.
Following were the sales and range of
prices on the Stock exchange today:
a at-o. l'heink-a.1
Wnth
WahAJh pM
Wfttern Marrlani
Went inrzhfHice KlB.'trle
Wratern I nlon
Wlinellns I.. R
Vlar.tniln tvntral
Total Mien for lb day
51 t 1 , Hi4 laH
. !I ! ei 4"V
re m s y
,. an.i 41 4i
. niifi as . ns tl
. 2 7'1
. l.i'O - l' 2?
-.if u
,, i.sm is t
.. 11 '' I-1
,. 1' M
i : ?
.Tii 5tft s
.. I
4 Mi, S4 M
. '' T"T l"i
. . ;. i"i J'l.'s "i; "i
4. imn ill.!' imt
I'M US "2 8i
. 1 " Ml tl il
.. 4 'I Ml, "H
. . T,'l li : 1SH
. . it. 7 n ,M 14 im i
. . '? a 4i -'
a) l ;.i y-
.. l.vo r.j M "i
.. M SIV, ' S.1 34
!i M'i
.-') 77 S 774 771
. .. W
. l'1 biV, Vt't
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Very Little, if Any, Change in Cat
tle Values.
HOGS GENERALLY FIVE HIGHER
1.1351 fharra.
WEATHER It THR GRAIN REI.T
Fair and
la
V
Article. I Open Hlgh. LfOW. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
1 rc.
Mav
July
Corn
1 )ec. .
July'
Oats
I ec.
May
July.
.May
l.ard-
Nov. .
1 OI-41
1 02
."
'
ti0'
1 02;
1 02
1 01 1 1 02 1 01-2
1 Ol-vl OliSll 02'
13 I lio
IMfiiMVifSl
wl
btrk,
!tf'43SfiVi
41S'M W 42
-ov
I Jan
Mav
y
ltlbs
.lan. May
1 8f
Is M
12 20
11 2
il Ml
10 30
10 20
38 S
IB !0
it ;i
12 32
11 70
11 30
10 SO
tW! 58
HOHI ' 0U&,t60'u
4 IW18Wj tW
39 89l39'a
41Hi41lJ.fiUiu-t4
Mlghtly Cooler Friday
the Prediction.
OMAHA. Nov. 4. 1909.
Generally clear weather prevails In all
portions of the country this morning, ex
cept light rains are falling In the lower
Lake region and New Kngland stales, and
generally cloudy weather prevails In the
extreme northwest, with showers In west
ern Montana and Idaho. The weather Is
slightly warmer In the Ohio valley, the
southern states and southwest, and la
cooler In the New Kngland states, upper
lake region, upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys, and throughout the northwest, it
will be slightly cooler In this vicinity to
night and Friday, with continued fair.
tvltK the rnrraannndlnr Auv , Chicago Alton.
;z .. r ' - Chicago
Ilia laai l 1 . 1 l u
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-MONKY-"n call,
easier at 3ft4 per cent; ruling irate. i
per cent; closing bid, 3 per cent; offered
at 4 per cent. Time loans, easy; sixty and
ninety days. 4Va4 per cent; six months.
PRIME M K RCA N T 1 LB PAPKR frti:.
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE- Weak. with
a'tual business In bai.keis' bills at $4.s:i(?
4.S315 for HO day bills and at ?4 i71fl for
demand. Commercial bills. t4.klfi4l..
SI I.VElt Rar, Cflc; Mexican dollars. 43c.
PONDS Government, easy; railroad
bonds steady.
Closing Quotations on bonds were as
lows:
. t"0 III. On. lt ref. 4o..
. .I'O Int. Met. 4
. .MlVilnt. M. M. 4V,
..1o;wJa.pan 4a 1...
..n;i io 4
..ll(iK. so. lt Ja
.. 4 1. 8. dub. 4a 1H.lt. ..
..li2i,I,. N. mil. 4a. ..
K. T. lat 4a.
J4 do gen. 44a
1 Mo. Pai-Klo 4a
. SS N. R. R. of M. 4. M
I'" N. Y. C. g. vt SI
lJt'4) do deb. 4s SiH
N. I., N. H. H
. -H ct. s
. K N. W. lM c. 4i.
. M do c. 4.
. tW, No. Iaciflc 4a
. S". ilo li
l.O. 8. It. rfrtg. 4s. ..
. '9 Ponn.. cv. Itsa
. Ta do con. 4a
.1-51 Heading gall. 4a
,1'W St. U A B. F. fg
.KM du gan. 5a
. 7!Vt8t. L. 8. W c 4a
. tMU do lat gold 4a
90S rcasnirl A L. 4a
Lorn. Cloaf.
:t f.14
Salra.
Allla-41halmr pfd 2.7i 74
Amalgamated Copper 140.100 894j
Amarlcnn Agricultural !.! 41iH 4t
Am. Haft sugar " 4H' 44
Am. Can prd 2.3'i M,
Am. C. F 1ID 7H
Am. Ootton Oil UM" 77H 7S1,
Am. H. & L. ptd l.OW 4.-. 4K
Am. Ice Becurttiea 01 X'1
Amariran Unael S"0 16 luta
American Uicomotlva 2.7"o tviH ti-'Si
Am. B. R JVf." 1
Am. 8. & R.. pfd l.rN) 112 11
Am. Sugar Refining 3.7' i4 ia
Am. T A T !. 141H 141
Am. Tohacrn pfd 4"0 lOO'i I'M
Amertcnn Woolan
Anaconda Mining Co 1U.0O0 4"i 4
At'hlaon t, 1"0 121, 124
Atchlatin ptd 6"0 W- H
Atlantlo Cuaat Un .l.: H91 "7
Balllmora Ohio S.70O 117H 116
Bal. Ohio pfd I
Bethlehem Stoel 2,7') SH 34
Brooklyn Rapid Tr 3(1 77 16
Canadian Pacific " 1M'4 lMSi
Central Leather 7,r.0 4 4sa
Central Leather pfd I
Central of New Jersey..
Cheaapsake 4 Ohio
11, Off) KH
1909. 190. 1907. im
,. 60 83 40 88
,..00 .00 .00 .00
for today, 43 da-.
19 82j
19 47
12 20
II 60
a 2u
18 86
VJ 60
12 32
11 70 j
11 30
10 ri 10 so
10 22; 10 17 10 20
19 71
19 40
12 10
U 57
11 26
10 22
10 17
t(V-h quotations were as follows:
VIjOL'R Steady; winter patents, t5.8RW5.90;
m wli ter straights, $4 7tVfr6.6Q; spring straights,
f l IRy4.90; bakers. t3.40ta4).30.
UAULKY Fend or mixing, &2&u3c; fair
1 to choice malting, 66f(ii3c.
; SiCEDS Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $1,410;
No. 1 northwestern. $1.70. Timothy, $3.76.
Clover. $.60tl4.&O.
j PROVISIONS Mess pork, $23.7&&!4.00.
' l.ard, per 100 lbs., tl2.48ro 12 47. Short ribs,
, sides (loose), fl0.tuiirl0.b7H: short clear
sidr-s, boxed. $U.2ia 11.60.
,J('tal clearances of wheat and flour were
!, etiual to fv40,oiiu bu. Primary receipts were
1.4(7.000 bu., compared with 968,000 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
F.atimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
61 cars; coin, 128 cars; oats, 192 cars; hogs,
llOtW head. v
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1 red,
, 11.17'it 1.1; No. S red, Sl.144il.18; No. t hard.
$1.0441 106; No. J hard, $l.flolfl.03; No. 1
noriharn spring. tt.0vVjil.Oti: No. 2 northern
spring,' tl.o&rjl. 04; No. 3 snrltig. tl OO
r 1.05. Corn: No. t caah, tE(ii;2c; No. 3
F vash. 2i'; No. i yellow, 2yti3c: No. 1 yel
low, UlSc. tlata:. No.. S rash,. 3o; No. 2
white. 41c: No, 3 white, itr40c; No. 4
. white, ;ti :tc; stanaaro. jtrii'c.
j MUTTfc.lt Steady; cr'raiiieries, 26'30c;
, daisies, zoc.
EUUS Firm; receipts, 4.I.1S st mark.
cases Included, Isc; firsts, 26c; prime
firsts, rrc.
CHF.F.SK Firm; weak. ltJfplH'ie; twins.
l&Wltir: young Americas, l"Vyli;c; long
horns. l.itjrHc. 1
i POTATOES Weak: rhblce to fancy. 40
4?c; fair to good. C'sfSfc.
t'Ol'I. t'HY- Flrin;. turkeys. 14c; chakens.
l'-'c; spring. 12c.
VKAl-Steady; 60 to 60-lb. weights, TfJ
7c; HO to (C,-lb. weights, 7fj9c; b& to 110
? Ih. weights. n6 lie
Minneapolis (irala Market.
MINNF.MMil.ls Ntv.e 4 WHKAT De
cember Jl 0": May. $1 .02 1.02. Cash. No.
1 hard, 1 .ttf'.i I r; No. 1 northern. tl.0l
itil02; No ! ton hern. Kei$t.tJ0; No. 3
Northern, HSXfil'.iV.o.
-;i'Kr-Flax. $1 fR. 1
' 'OKX-No. 3 vellow. 67.i6"HC.
"ATS-No. 3 vhlte 37Vtia7c.
RY E No. 2. U7HlVe.
HRANt-In 100-lb. aucks,
FLOL'R Fust patrols,
patents. tAOtVtS 10: first
second clears, $.1.1i3 jo.
Peoria Urala Market.
PEORIA. Nov. 4-CORN-Hlgher;
yellow, i; No. I yellow, tric;
mimed lc: No. , lc; No. 4.
Mc; no grade, new, 62c.
Minimum temperature.
Precipitation
Normal temperaeure
gree. '
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
1.38 Inches.
leflclsncy corresponding period In 190S,
3.63 inches. "
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
6.32 Inches.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
IM., Loula General Market. !
ST. LOUIS,' Nov. WHEAT-lower;
track Ho. 2 red casA, tl.lttji.1.23; No. 2
hard, tl.03tUl.09' December. 1.0o-4ral."a;
May. tl.04.
CORN Firm; track No. t. cash, 01ff61c;
No. 2 white, 62c; December, 57H; May, 60
ttwyt.
OATS Firm; track No. 2 cash. 39c;
No. 2 white, 42c; December, 89ii?39Vgu;
Mav. 41c.
FLOL' K Steady: red winter patents, $6.50
ij?fi.)i0; extra fancy and straight, H.KSiib.iO;
hard winter clears, $4flfV(5 10.
SEED Tlmot hy. t2.75fa3.50.
CORNMKAI 3.10.
K RAN Dull; sacked, east track, '1.02'gJ
1.03.
HAY Steadv; timothy, tl2.00fft16.00; prai
rie. $10.MXf 12.00.
I RON COTTON TIES 80c.
RAGGING 9-lac.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
t23.75. Lard, higher; prime steam. $12,209,
12.30. Dry salt meats, steady-, boxed extra
shorts, $12 00; clear ribs.- $12.00; short
clears. $12.2T. Bacon, steady; boxed extra
shorts. $13.00; clear ribs, $13.00; short clears,
113.26.
RYE 76c.
POCLTRY Steady; chickens, 9c; springs,
11c; turkeys, 16c; ducks, He; geese, 7c.
HITTER-Firm; creamery, 264j31o.
KGGS-Hlgher at 24c.
Receipts snd shipments of flour and grain
were as follows:
Recolpts Shipments.
Flour, bbls 10000 12.400
Wheat, bu 82.000 fi,800
Com, bu 36,000 1 3.400
Oats, bu 66,000 69.300
4. fn
3. im txn
Icago Oreat Western. .... 1.600 2I4
t-hlcago & N. W loo 189H
C, M. ft Bt. P S.WW
C, C, O. A St. Lt 300 79
Colorado F. A 1 48. Deo li7'
Colorado 60 300 C7
Colo. A Bo. lat prd )' . SO
Colo, ft so. 2d pfd l.Oot) 74
Oonaolldated Oas !") HI'i
rem l"roduct o0 5114
Delaware A Hudaon 4") 1KB .
penver A Rio Orande l.oo 4t4
D. A R. 43. PM VI M"
PletllletV Securities 4 IH
Erie 7.f 33 '4
Krle lat pfd 40 4
Rrl Id pfd
General Electric ,
Oreat Northern pfd
Greet Northern Ore ctfs.
iionfss central ..... w ive
Intertxirough'. Met 12 N.i !'!
lot:' Met. pfd 4.Si 5'a
International Harvester ... 1.4u )ui
Inf. Marine pfd X) iaa
International . Paper 4') l.V4j
lnterimtlonal Pump 4.6"" r.7
Iowa Centra.1 ?l f
Kanaaa City 80 .) 4:14
K. C. So. pfd I11O 70
Lnularllle A L 1,4 Ih'.
Minn. A Bt. I MO 61
M., St. P. ft S. B. M
Mlaeotirt Pacific 6. W0 71 V,
M K. A T 7.4.PO 4104
M.. K. ft T. pfd 2"0 74V
National Blaoult
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. let pfd
New York Central ,
N. Y., O. A W 6"0 47
Norfolk A W 1 "
North American 7"0 SO
Nortliwn Pacific J.HOO l4'4
Pacific Ma.ll 3,7'iu 42''
Penneylranla 111. 7 1 1'"
People's Oaa, ei-dlr 1,400 IU
P., C C. A 6t. L 2.1'"l '
Preaeed Steel Car 1.4"! .V, M
Pullman Palace Car.'. J"i li'4 U'u
Hallway Steel Spring....... 400 tl Sl
20s,
1SSM4
lr.714
7'4
44
o
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7i4
14:1
1
48 4
MS
37
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47
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74
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148
4'4
f. 8. ref. 2a,
do coupon
V. 8. 3. reg
do coupon
C. 8. 4a. reg
do coupon
Allle-fhal. let I: .
Am. Ag. 6a
Am. T. A T. ct. 4s. .l'lR't M.
am. Toicoo 4s
do tfl
Armour A Co. 44i .
Afhln gen. 4a
do cv. 4a
flo ct. f.a.
At. C. I., lrt 4s..
Bal. & Ohio 4a
do Sn
do s. W. 3,....
Hrk. Tr. cv. 4k
Hrk. Tr. cv. 4a
Ccn. of Ga. f.
'en. Leather 6a
C. of N. J. g. 6a...,
thca. & Ohlo.4'a.
do ref. 6a
Chicago ft A. v,e..
C. h. A Q. j. 4,...
no gen. 4a
fol-
. M'4
. I3
. 7'1
. rW4
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. 734
. 4
.
. W4
. f
. 41
Artlvr Trade In Fat sheep and l ambs
at troner Prloea, rlth Feed-
of All Kind Fully
steady
era
StlUTH
Receipts were:
Official Mondav ...
Off'flal Tuesday....
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday
OMAHA. Nov. 4
Cattle. Hogs
1077
6 o:;i
, 4.HA7
. 3.900
2 7M
t.1'24
3 441
5..T72
1910.
Pheep.
ir6N8
16.000
Four davs this week. . .2T..43 14 Wi 74.224
Same davs last week. .. .30 017 12.9.40 3.o,.t
Same davs 2 weeks ago.3f.913 12.437 'W.944
Same davs S weeks ago.:2 '9 13 127 111.111
Same davs 4 weeks ago.:is.S4 18.30 118.009
Same days last year 11.411 16.292 33.Wi
The following table shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha tor
the year to date, compurea v.nti
41 lt . 7 .-. J 12" 7 7?v
t '7 40 7 '. 8 I2I 7 7 .
"4 It ... 7 ;4) 2 1 . . t 76
4 .l T 70 Jd .'. !1 1 7.'.
(. M 320 7 7 t J7 12" 7 75
s 4 7 70 it, t 40 7 7
M Ill t in tt f . . 1 "
.. u ... 1 t :lb l 7 Tl
HI ... 7 7 Si IM fn 7 75
II t 4 t t Til 47 ! I JO 7 75
79 Ill . . . 7 7 1 1 4") 7 li
! Jl 120 7 7e 7 245 . . 7 71
II HI ... T 70 g: . is 7 7S
4 i' ... 7 70 lit 24 ( 7 71
: ir.S ... 7 70 34 5 W 111
71 40 7 70 ,Vl 4 0 7 75
' 2fi .. 7 7 67. Ho 120 7 71
44 C.7 T 1" (W H5 ... T 75
4 HI . 7 70 t t: . 7 75
4 112 40 7 70 TJ M4 7 75
54 840 80 T "0 M , IN HO T 774
V I 211 ... 7 71'4 .41 SM ... 7 77,
II US ... t ; .52 ': 1 1 77
17 214 4i J nw, r.f tl 40 7 1
71 247 4 T 71 7" t7 ... 7 '
?l n 7 77' M J7! ... 7 i
74 J . . 7 71 t Il ... 7 0
45 57 ISO 7 7 go JH ... 7 n
4il .M 0 7 73 it :l ... 7 5
18 2M gil 7 72'4 57 75 7 15
11 ...H2 ... 7 73 M 2t . Ill
18 ... 7 71 64 4 10 T )
71 161 10 7 7i
last
Dec
vear: 1'I09 1008 inc.
Cattle 9:14 335 1 W.2 T2.ts3
Hogs 1.91M.HS I.061.BK1 lrJ.OSS
Sheep 1.913.827 1.802.341 111.486
The following tsble show the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons'.
Date. I 1909. 1908.19O7.rO6.!1906. 11904. 11903.
4a
A P.
5e. .,
e. 4
C. R. I
do col.
do rfg
Colo. Ind. m. .
Colo. Mid. 4a
C. A 8. r. A
I). A H. cv. 4a.
D. A R. O. 4a..
do ref. fia
rilatlllerV 6a
Frle p. I. 4a
do gen. 44
do cv. 4a, aer. A
do aerlea B
Gen. Ele cv. 5a.
Hid. offered.
ft 8 P. g a i-Kfo l'ai'tflc col. 4..
. ao rv. 4
, ;i4 do lat rcf. 4a
. aM48o. Hallway 6a
, K3 do gen. 4s
. 81H4 t'nloa Pacific 4a
, tt7-4 do cv. 4 .....
.Jul1 do lat A ref. 4..
. tft fl. Rubber 4
. 91 t' 8. Steel 2d 6s
, 75 Va. -Ca.ro. Chem. 6e
, 84 W'abah lat 6a
.70 - do 1st A ex. 4...
. 81 'Western Md. 4a. . .
. 72 West... Elec. cv. 5s.
.149 Wla. Central 4a.. .
141
99
10
M l 'a
71
set
lo4
m
84
. 89
. 77
. 14
. 88
. 1
.1024
. 94 54
.in4
. 81
.103
.115
. 07
.1
.106
. 7
.u:
. 73'4
. J
. H
. 9o
noaton Stocks and Donda.
ROSTON. Nov. 4. Money, call loans. 4
75 per cent; time loans, 44toV per cent.
Closing quotations on stocks and bonds:
3
.I'M)
Atchlaon adl. 4a
do 4a
Atc.himn R. R.
do Dtd
Boyton ft Maine 1C1
Fostnn Klovated
Fltihburg pfd 181
N. Y.. N. H. ft H...1H8
I'ulon Pacific
Am. Arge. Chem..
do ptd
Am. Pneu. Tube..
Amer. sugar
do pfd
Am. T. ft T
Amer. Woolen ...
di pfd I'll
Inni. 1. A S..
Maas. Blectrlc
do pfd
Atlantic
Kiitta Mlitlin
....121 aVAMioaa..
!?! ',,Cal. A Hecla. ..
Centennial
Cot per Range .
Daly Weat
Franklin
M..
el'.'.!
Maaa. Gaa
L'l.lted 8.
do pfd
C. S. 8te
do pfd
Adventure
Allouei
Amalgamated ..
Arizona, t'xim, .
Kx-dlvldend. ,
..S014r,ratiby
4 Greene Cananea
..101 1.1, ,tgvale
MaaV' Mining ...
133 Mlchlgjm
I2 Mohswk
14154 Nevada
36 nlf Ilnmlnlrm
Parrot
. O Quincy
. 17V4 8hnnfiH
"3 Tamarack
. 75Trlnltv
. I'nlted' t:irper .
2f s. Mining..,.
92U. B. Oil
l ias Hi.-:
44 Vlct.,.,.......
. 19 Winona ...VT....
8S54North'Tltrtt
. 4444 - f.ef' v
oart V
. 11
. 29
.101
.WW)
. 88
. 81
. 7
. 18'4
. 98
,. 11
. 26
.
. 454
. 1
. 21
. 63
,. 29V4
. 88
. l;.
.. m
.. 11
. 1
. 66
.. r
.. 44
.. 1
.. 7
.. 40
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
let.
let.
Oct.
Nov.
ov.
Nov.
Nov.
23...
24...
25...
26...
27...
28...
29...
80. . .
31...
1...
2...
3....
4N.
I 6 41
5 ft! 6 14
6 Ml
6 081 t 25
6 01 6 18
4 92! 6 06
4 9SI 4 97
I I 93
4 92 4 9t)
4 84 4 Ml
4 !i 4 S4 6 00
7 f.81 8.11 I 07 4 87 1 4 Mi, 4 m
7 73l 5 89 6 621 I 4 88 1 4 90', 4 7
7 52 6 42, 5 70' 6 13 S 14i
6 41 47 f 12 6 10)
I 6 39i 1!. I 01
5 641 6 461 8 181 4 941
5 o! I 13 4 88
5 57 E6 4 92
5 80 6 481 t 15l
7 ti4i! 6 60 6 50 051 4 9
j S 6.81 6 (V 6 02 1 4 92
7 72 1 6 al obi
7 f l 6 72: 5 68, 6 10
T 66
7 69
7 64!
7 62
7 r.
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of 'Ive stock at
the 1'nlon Sttck Yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m. yester
day :
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C, M. & St. P 1
Wabash 4
Missouri Pacific 3 4
I'nlon Pacific 39 17 40
C. N. W.. east 4 2
C. & N. W., west 68 21 J4
C, St. P., M. & 0 7 3 1
C, H. & Q., east 1 2
C, H. cVr Q., west 53 22 3
C, R. I. & P., east 8 .. . 1
C, R. I. A P.. west 1
Illinois Central 1 3
Chicago Great Western 1
Total receipts 186 7 4 69
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs: Sheen.
Omaha Packing Co 479 480 1.S07
Swift and Companv 7S7 1.30K 1.8.54
Cudahy Packing Co 1.3M 1.10 1.273
Armour & Co 708 1,267 2.101
Armour, from Denver... 55 .... ....
W. R. Vansant Co 6:1
Benton, A ant-ant & Lush 2I3
Hill Ai Son K4
V. B. Lewis 14S
Huston & Co lrtti
J. R. Root H. Co 40
J. H. Hulla 18
L. F. Husi !I4
McCrearv A Carey 210
S. Werthelmer 28
H. F. Hamilton 31
I M. Hegarty .' 41
Lee Rothschild 17
Christy, Cline & Smith.. 18
Smith & Polsey 11
Mo.-Kan. Cattle Co 4
Other buyers 343 11,823
SHEEP Range receipts are keeping up
In volume remarkably well for this time
of the year. Some I6.011O head were re
ceived again this morning, making the
total thus far this week right around 74.
(8) head, as compared with 34.000 head for
the corresponding period of last year.
Anything that looked at all good to
packer', sold readily at price strong to
Borne higher In spots. Fat lambs have
shown the most strength during the last
three tiays and In spite of Monday' weak
ness c it rent quotations are easily a quar
ter higher than last Friday. The 7-cent
lamb appeared again today after an ab
sence of several weeks. There were also
some fat wether and ewes Included In
today's run that wers good enough to sell
at $4 50 and $1.25. respectively. Good grades
of fat sheep are about 10$ 15c higher than
last Friday.
There 5vere no new developments of
consequence In the feeder situation. Huy
Ing orders were plentiful and the usual
brisk demand afforded a good, wide out
let for thin and half-fat classes. Prices
as a general rule held about steady with
yesterday.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, t6.66fg7.00; fair to good
lambs, $6,3046.66; good light yearlings, $...00
fiS.25; good heavy yearlings. $4.85ffif..OO; good
to choice wethers. $4.364.60; fnir to good
wethers, $4 10514.35; good to choice ewes,
$4.10'(i4 30: fair to good ewes, t3.9C-ti4.10; old
canner ewe. $1 002.00.
Quotation on feeder tork: Good lo
choice lamb. t8:0t$6.40; fair to good
lambs, $5.40iii41.00: light yearlings. $Y00i.:
heavy yearlings. MoOfjK.OO; old wethers,
$4.15fi4 40; good to choice ewes, $3.00173.75;
breeding ewea. $3,765 50; yearling breeding
ewes $5.oXg6nO.
Representative sales :
No. Av. Tr.
1?S Nebraska ewe, breeders 109 4 50
20?0 Idaho lambs, feeders 68 26
lambs, feeders 76 6 85
lamb 81 86
yearling and weth
13:1
4(1
S6
7
148
41
14.il. .
114 114
.51
l'
60
Local Securities.'1
Quotations furnished bSam
jr., 614 New York Life building:
City of Omaha, 4a, 1127
Cudahy Packing Co
Columbua, Neb., E. L. la, 1926.....!i!
Cstliene' a. A E., Waterloo, u!'T.."!
Independent Tel. 6a, Omaiia '.
International Con. Co v. ..i.'.
Laclede O. L. Co. 5a, 1934
Nehraaka Tel. Stock. ( per cent..
Omaha Uaa, 1914. per cent. . , .-
Omaha Gaa 6. 1917
Omaha B. L. A P. 6a 1911....
Omaha E. L. ft P. pfd
Omaha A C. B. Bt. Ry. 6a, 12I
Omaha A c. n. 81. Ry. 0, i:4 ..
Omaha A C. B. 8U Hy. pfd 6 per cent
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ry. coin. 4 per c..
Omaha Water Co. 6a, 194
Omaha Water Co. la, J9,g
Omaha Water Co. 1st pfd..v...i."
South Omaha Sewer 4a lg-g
Rloug city stock Yarda pfd I p'eVc""
Swift ft Co '
I nton stock Yards, Oniaiii,':',!m'i"
Western Pacific 6a, uu. ......
iiel Burns,
nil. Aaked.
100 104i
!i44 1(H,
H M
83 93
10 25
2 41
llil I'll
9 100
104 104
I tit
99 1U0
11 44
9 114)
100 ll
I 83
73 74
94 itc,
!
' 32
l'l Ml
66 90
lt8 Jo
t: as
i , lt
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 4. WHEAT Cash,
unchanged to lc lower; No. 2 hard. $1.00
(fcl.01; No. S. 97fj9c; No. 2 red, $1.131.16;
No. 3. tl.09ftl.13.
CORN-Unchanged to c higher; No. t
mixed. 67r157e; No. 3. 67; No. 2 white,
60'il'4c:' No. 3. 60c
OATS Unohanged ; No. 2 whMe, 40fj40c;
No. 8 mixed. 3D440C.
RYK 7(V(72c.
HAY Cnchanged; choice tlmothv, $12.00rJ
12.60; choice prairie. $.25,jK.o0; choice al
falfa. 1 1 6. 75411 4. 75.
RUTTER Creamery, extras, 30c: firsts,
28c: econda, 2tc; packing stock, 22c.
EGOS Exeras, 27c; firsts, 25c; seconds
snd dirties, 20c; current receipt, 24c;
southern's loss off, 14o. . ,
Receipt. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 167,000 77.000
Corn, bu 44 000 4goon
Oats, bu 13.000 15,000
' Options at Kansa City. - -
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat- I I I I
May f9 99 l 9A
leceraber .... 91 88 96 fciA
Corn I
May 69 fiT 69l 69 A
December .... 56 K 66i,4
A asked. B bid.
Philadelphia Prod are Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4 BUTTER
Steady; extna western creamery, 33tic;
extra nearby prints, 35c.
EGGS Finn and lc hlither; Pennsyl
vania and other nearby firsts, free ra'sea,
82c at mark; Pennsylvania current re
ceipt, in returnable rases, Sue at mark;
western firsts, free cases, t.o at mark:
western current receipts, free cases. 2ii'ii
2Sc at mark.
CHEESF Flim: New Tork full creams
choice. lic; New York full creams, fair
to good, 16,frloC
$19 TA
o"t9 30: t-econd
cleats. 4 1Vt)4 5i;
No. t
No. t
new.
r:
Mllerankea Urala Market.
M1LWAPKEE. Nov. 4 -WHEAT No 1
northern, tl . (! l.07: No. 2 northern, $104
u 1 06; December, $1 SC.
J OAT8 Sauiulea, 64c.
Dnlath Urala Market.
DI'LVTH, .Nov. 4-WHKAT-Derember.
May. tl.Mi: No. 1 northern.
rtvVo; May. tl.Mi:
iJ'OiS: No t northern. WSf
, r OATS ifir,'0.
I.lwsnrnaat tirsls and Proilsloas.
l.IVERPOrtl ; Nov. 4 WHEAT-Spot,
quiet; N As t i western winter, nominally,
7s 10d.' fftt"rc8 quiet: Iecetrber, 7s .1,
March 7 s e d , Mav. 7s 6d
COKN-JSpot, ttaa ; iitw American mixed
London Stock Market.
I.ONIXN, Nov. 4 American securities
sold below parity during the early dealings
today, but hardened a fraction later. At
noon the market was Irregular with prices
ranging from higher to lower than
yesterday's New Yolk closing.
l-utvlull Cloning iuim
Conevle, nioney
do aecouut
A '! C0P0"
Araconda
Auhteoti. .
do pfd.
Baltimore Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
Cheupeaxe 44 O...
chRage i. W
till.. Mil. A St. P
be Beer
penver A HI 0
do gfd
Erie
do let pfd
do tt pfd
Graad Trunk
Ilhnole entral
81 l.VKlt Bar. steady at 23d per ounce.
MO.NbIr4(144i pee cent.
The rate of discount in the open marks'
for short bills Is 4g per cent; for thru
months Dills. 4 per cent.
.at 6-IILoulavllle ft N....
...:' M.. K. A T
... I14IN. Y. Central
...10 Norfolk A W
...187 do pfd
. . l"7Ouiarle A W
. . 1 Pcnnaylvanla
...lMRand Mines
... 91 Hearting
... 11 Southern Ry
..141 4 pfd.
.. lt southern Pacific...
.. 49 tntea Paclfl....t
.. II ee er4
.. 34 I' g. Steel. .
.. 4 do pfd
.. 41 Wabaah
.. So pf
.IM gpanlah
..117
.. 41
..1U
.. Ir7
. . 91
.. 47
.. Ti
.. 4
.. 13
.. 314a
.. 71
..
. M
..MS)
.. t
.111
.. 21
.. U5J
sa
Dun's Report of Clearings
DUN'S REPORT OF BANK CLEARINGS FOR OCTOBER.
Bank cJaariagg for October maintain ths steady tn crease which has been marked for
Mveral atonths, and though there was Interference by holidays at aovoral important points
and one loss bnslntss day, aaymoats throngh th baakt for Oetohar at many cities war
largar than ovsr before ; total saak exchanc at ail eitisg Ln th Catltod Statea, aaeordtac to
the statement issued by R. O. Dvm e Co., which smbraost 116 leadlna; eentars, wers
$15,664),M4,711I aa laargas of 29.5 per coat compared with last year and ot 7.0 par eont com
pared with 190, when business was very actlvs. There are still loss at a fW points com
pared with 19C4J, aotably at Mow Orleans and San Francisco, at ths former Deoauss of th pho
, somonally actlvo eotton market in that year and at ths lattar becaus of conditions following
tbs (rest fir. Th dltfersnos of on business day will mors than account for th trifling
losses at Boston, Philadelphia, Plttabarg and son smaller oirle, compared with 1906. Ex
changes at Now Tork City woro very large, and though stock market operation wore active,
the Increase is principally duo to th onormoua volume of business transactions. Cities ln
New England toak snbstantlal increases, especially Providence, Worcester, Fall River and
Springfield, and at nearly all there are gains 00 rs pared with 1904V In tha Middle Bute
Philadelphia and Pittsburg mak larger return than in last year, reflecting improvement
ln Iron and kindred trade, and practically every other city reports an inersas over all pro
coding years. Bank eloariug in th South Atlantlo States wars very large, returns being
sa pec tally satisfactory at Baltimore, Richmond, Atlanta, Savannah and Jacksonville, Th
active business in ths Hlddls South is shown by tho extremely largo clearings at St Louis,
Memphis. Chattanooga. Birmingham, Little Rock and Fort Worth. Almost without exception
cities ln th Central West report increases, notable example being Chieago, Milwaukee,
Cleraland, Detroit aad Grand Rapids. , Th large increase which hav in most ease been
maintained for months, are eoneluaiv evidence of th business activity that prevails ln that
section of th country. Vary satisfactory conditions continue ln tho Far West, whore overy
aity report good gains At some eltlei, notably Minnaapollf, St Paul, Kansas City, Omaha,
Bt Joseph and Donvar th Increase aro large. Comparison Is mad beicw of bank
xohange by section covering three years ; also th avoraga daily figure for th year to
date: .
octobss. loo. lmia. p.o. inotv p.o.
Hes laglaat 7a.i;4.S75 ' 7fir.,si8,711 -tl60 srn)il.183 21
Ml4ktt l,040,717,isri S.'4,1'."2.U 4 4X3. 1 ,05ri,ll , i li8 8.4
&ouUi Atkeatta 861.K.44 4SO V.50 77".-;U 44 0 2e! 67.150 -rSft.f)
ftoulnera ew.itaJ.oo'J ei7 SueVJol t IS 2 04o '24 3,oi6 4. 9.1
leutnlWtal .1.704.110 041 l,M.B77,la -1 12 8 l,4.'..')Mil.-v'H 417.2
WetWI d4l.44ltl 6:18,111:3 M 1 20 '2 4f.2 t.fi'i H3 41.9
Paeiac...' - 427.744.Ulo Ssl,M ?,6ta Hlil 434.1WH.2U2 ; .8
Total .618.7o8.15 4.sHl,o4.x8S 415 2 h,224.HH'..lH0 4. T
New York Clly..... Im.u-i '.341.640 7 .-' i.il ." 1.7 7 J 1 sk.O il.844.o43.ltii 7.6
railed SesMe tlt.tMS.044.711 1'2. 11666,80:4 -t'Jtf. tl4,5l.01,342 4-7.6
Average dally:
rkatuee AO S9.000 4I8.72(.00 S4 8 f630.680.O0O 411.7
BWHWeaawr 6iW.y8D,l.a) 444.tl72.lnt 4-14 6 .'2, 07. '.,000 4 8.8
A ugiiel . M7.ew4.maj :!. i.h,iio 48I.4 4Jt7.st-o.isiu ,4 60
.eiy Ilt,in,l . 4 '.':. LOW .001) 21 3 4il7,onS,tH0 4106
Juae... 64i.60 0i0 877 bl 1000 44:7 471, - 4 000 416.0
Mey 618 JX7.UO0 4 idsl.ooo 1:1 5 fi(i'2.oo4 4 18
April 6'14..81,liiN 374.77.1 tsio 4 s ) Mb.9tHls) 4 10
Mairh 4il.M7.0 876.IW4.ooO 4 24 0 41 .7.'.H,ooi 34
Fi-Uituu-f froU.134.OlS) 8 ,':l,7 t.l,i'"0 H34.1 .111? ,U : 4 1SKI 10 4
.aaaary 569AMASJU 436.W1U.0O0 .o.l t) JS.iTo.ooO -10.
Totals 6,157 4,136 18.83S
CATTLK Receipts of cattle continue
very moderate, so that the run for tho four
days this week foots up only 25.400 head, us
against 30,000 head last week. Still re
ceipts arc more than twice ns large a
for the corresponding day of last year,
when the run was extremely small.
There. were a good many short
red cattle among today's offerings
of beef steers, and tht trade on
UiRt kind was rather dull, buyers being
wide apart In their view, so much so
that It was largely a matter of chance
Just where cattle of that description would
sell. On the other hand, the supply of
strictly good killers was small and the
market was firm on that kind.
The market on cows and heifers did
not show any very material change, sales
men as a rule quoting lt as about steady
with yesterday.
Stockers and feeders were In fair de
mand at about the name prices as pre
vailed yesterday. The supply was not
largu and desirable kinds moved off quits
freely, the same as they have all ths
week.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers, $7.0068.00; fair to good corn
fed steers, 007.00; common to fair corn
fed steers, $4 tsVj4.00; good to choice rang
steer, t6.26V(t.26; fair to good rang steers,
t4.'ii5 0ti; common to fair rangs steers,
$3.50'tj4.40; good to ohotc cornfed cows and
heifers, $4. .05.00; fair to good cornfed
cows and heifers, $3.20(34.00; common to
fair cornfed cows and heifers, $2.003.25:
good to choice range cow and heifers. $3.80
n4 30; fair to good range cows and heifers,
13.253.85; common to fair range cows and
heifers. $2.26it3.20; good to choice stockers
and feeders. t4.7o'ri& 2ft; fair to good Block
ers and feeders, t4.00 4 60; common to fair
stockers and feeder, J2.75tj3 7o; stock heif
ers, I2.85fi3.7r; veal calves, $3.507.00; bulls,
stHgs. etc. 12.754(4 60.
Representative sales:
WKSTEKNS- NKBHASKA
37 steer,
67 cows....
33 cow,..,
67 cows...
18 cow...
6 cows...
9 cow...
20 steer..
14 cows...
10 cows...
4 cows...
7 heifers.
10 feeders.
.11x6
.. 9z3
..1033
..1128
.. 950
,. 956
..10:17
.. 898
.. 97
,. 89
.. 857
.. 6!0
. 990
A.
.. 920
4 75
2 65
3 95
3 70
8 35
2 85
2 66
4 35
8 55
3 30
2 75
3 20
4 DO
J.
4 cows.
22 cows...
.1025
.1018
40 steers.. ..10118
13 heifers..
7 heifers..
10 cows....
6 cows 1133
9 steers.... 818
102 steers.. ..1004
10 cows 836
8 feeders.. 567
10 cows. . . ,
4 feeder.
Kirns Neb.
803
622
9i2
9X5
902
..1020
340
917
.1136
,. 90S
rVMtiaa evajz-yerlty hi tho Far West reports gain oomparod with previous years, notably
lftannafjong, Bt Faml, Kansas City, Omaha, bt Jn, De Motnaa, Denver, Daveuport aad
Biotas Fedes. Tb taesstall follow:
PC.
4l 7
437.0
430.2
'440
4s 0
4 si
437
4479
41
4 ISO
414S I
411A
4a
- to
6 cow 920 2 80 8 cow...
4 steer.... 852 4 20 2 calves.,
W. O. Slmonson Neb,
5 cows..... 9i6 2 65 20 cows...
10 steers.... 921 4 40 23 heifers... 6X2
7 cow 11877 8 60 22 calves... 337
3 calve. .. 450 3 00
J. W. Delashmutt Neb.
14 cow 923 S 50
SOUTH DAKOTA.
42 siren. ...1158 4 70 6 steers..
C. Harkey-S. D.
5 cows 88 2 75 6 cows...
O. L. Arbuckle S. I..
13 cows 1013 8 00 9 cows 884
Theodore Johnson 8. D.
9 cows W 2 4 00 16 cows 956
37 cow 8s7 2 90
Pert Hughes 8. D.
8 cows 931 2 75
Landis Estate 8. I.
21 steers. ...1252 4 95 4 bulls 1460
10 cows 850 2 75 22 cows 3t
A. A. Haasher S. D.
95 feeders.. lo:'2 4 25 10 feeders.. 1012
21 feeders.. 1175 4 40 11 steers. ...1174
A. 8. Patrick Wvo.
190 feeders. 102 6 15 12 feeders. .1002
111 fe ders. 1159 6(8) 20 feeders. .115M
71 heifers... fM 4 .15 20 cows f;2
35 f"W4 lt-S.) 4 00 3 cow 1083
6 cows s 8T0 9 cows tVtd
Clarence Wulfjen Wyo.
11 steers. ...1170 5 50 ,3 cows Hl.fi
4 steers.. ..1322 5 60 6 cows liMO
F. WIlHams-Wyo.
7 steers. ...125S 6 00
J. I 'Ixon Wyo.
13 steers.. ..1146 4 85 4 cows 1070
Diamond Cattle Co. Wyo.
14 steers . ..107 4 40 40 cows 977
F. J. Clark-Wye,.
17 cows 1020 4 00 27 feeders.. 1293
8 steers.. ..1203 6 00 14 ster-rs... 1027
W. R. McMullao Idaho.
33 steers. ...1165 4 9.". 42 steers. ...1042
13 stee:s....H3U 4 00 3 steers.... :6
66 cows 3j3 4 Of, 11 cows :i!M
HoOS A ruling of prime heavy
sold early this morning 10c higher
yesterday, bringing $7. 807. 30. on
other hand, hoga on the common
that did not find favor In buyers'
3 00
a 00
4 60
3 35
1 45
3 10
3 50
3 75
4 96
2 76
2 80
2 45
4 10
15
2 75
2 86
5 40
4 00
4 00
2 75
2 90
5 46
3 00
3 60
2 50
4 50
4 25
4 26
8 20
3 00
3 15
Chios,
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Westers
lnw. nmg. pc
lSf3yxl.l llT4'l'A'.'i 417 7
6rc8.s .i; -4 . 4W4
1S.6V-.-81 llus,33.i U
IX-tHttS 11.44".fJ 412 1
aaoi.trt 5.K10.U7 4III
6.U4 7a 3, "40 7:44 48.1
i4.wi,t)n7 ltM,,670.6i 4113
TST660 '.'.V4021 28 6
71.7WIA"! 6tl.VM4l.j30 1
1JMS4.W78 l,t,U,7M 410
6C1.4S4 6.l.O'l.4-S 4le I
14. I a. .let U.essf.i'Sw -tux.
5i.4ei) 41IJ.'I 4 83
4SJ.H3 ft M.71.J1 4
.7:f.7i .1.1. 151 -14.3
8 To ntk) .. I'tV )!
4.AOS7I3 3il.i-1.l7 4-'oO
4,lw.7l t.t04.;s 4lX
t41, 443.310' 'f33.6t3.64l 40.3
1SSHI.
118.Vi.67
43 4M.7M
12 i HS 424
V10 V.'S
6 3io.7J
2 MJ 7 'il
138.1'-i.3
au'il.lM
4S.6.46.119
1.03U.271
l.e4 fciS
4 BlUrl
4 31- o4
1.4-. 71
3.l4.4N4
S,3H.H
2.674
t Sl.-;7
t462,4W3,M3
4TH.T
-f-84.6
Til
12 Idtho
405 Idaho
1S8 Idaho
ers
102 Idaho ewes
149 Idaho lamb
912 Wyoming lambs, culls....
822 Wyoming lamb, culls....
T7S Wyoming lambs, culls....
142 Wyoming ewes, feeder...
RIO Wyoming ewe
140 Wyoming ewes
68 Wyoming lamb, cull
461 Wyoming lamb
91 Idaho wether
1K2 Idaho lamb, feeder
31S Idaho lamb
627 Idaho lamb
79 Idaho lamb
634 Idaho lamb
660 Idaho lamb
232 Nebraska ewes, feeder....
23 Nebraska ewe ,
lytic. i.;m.U87; "tltK. 122Vll
iH.n.loo tnnrkct ens at t.'.i U's tri for spot
ml f.Vi lis i.d for futures. Tin closed emsv
locally. London market mild ; sjst. :i:v
futures, (140 ,".s. Lead firm locaitv; siot
I4.4.H.4 4S Umlon inatket hlKhet at HI
Is 3d. Spelter wenk lis ally: spot. 8 .Vti
ti 4K. I.oii.li.ti 111,11 kct ttnchanud at 121
5 s. The hngftsh Hon mttiket was lower
t 61s ld for Clcvcliind variant. 1ocsl
market stcad ; No. 1 notthcrn CfUndry,
tl'itkiti 1.1.50. No. 2. tl".rl;i 1:1 fv. No. 1 south
ern and o 1 southern, soft. $19 2M1 19 10
ST. I.OI IS. Nov. 4 - MFTAI.8-1.ead.
teady at $4.27. Spelter, easier at tt'.
4IMH4 4.KKT7I. MHIIKr.T.
aiaple and Fancy Prod ace Price Far
nlshrtl hy Bayer and Wholraaler.
ltl'TTF.n Creamery. No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In llb. rnrtons, r!2c; No.
1. In tio-lb. tubs. Slt.ci No. i. In 1-lh. -cartons,
toe; in uO-lh. tub. 2!"c. packing
stock, 22c; fitncy dairy, tubs, 21c. Mui
kr' changes e cry Ttiesdky.
..mis-l iesh stillng struck, candled, fjc.
l'Ol'l.TRY Dressed broilers. 2.tc: sprlnas.
14c; hens 14c; cocks, 10c; ducks, 15c, geese.
He, turkeys. 25c; pigeons, ier dog., tl.25.
Alive, broilers under 3 pounds. 15c; ver
3 pounds. 10c; hens. 10c; ctx. ks. O'.jo;
ducks, full fcathereil, 10c; geese, full
feathered. 7c; turkeys, under 10 pound. 15c;
over 10 pounds, lc; gulna fowls, t-50 per
do., pigeons, t'iOc per dog.
OVSTKRS Selects, mall cans, 25c: larg
40c; gallons, $1.80; New York counts, smnll,
Xlc; large. 4ic; gallon, $2.00; Haltlmore,
standards, (mall, 0; large, 36c; gallon,
$1 40.
FISH-Fresh caught, almost all n
dreased: Halibut, 12'g.l3c; buffalo. 8c; trout.
15c; bullliea.'s. 14c; catfish, 17r; ci apples,
sunflsh, Wil8c; black bass, 25c; whltctisn.
18c; pike, 12c; salmon, l?c: pickerel, lie;
frog legs. 45c. Fresh frogen whiteflsh. No.
1, 11c; pickerel, dressed and headless. 9,
pike, dressed, 12c; reUappcrs, 13c; Span
ish mackerel, 18c; native mackerel, 3ic.
HEl-.F CUTS No. 1 ribs, isc; No. 2 ribs.
12o; No. 3 1 lhs, 7'to; No. 1 loin, 30c; No. 2
loin. 13c; No. 3 loin, bo; No. I chuck.
6j; No. chuck, 4-c; No. 3 chuck, 4c;
No. 1 round. c; No. 2 round, Ovic; No. 3
uc; No. 1 ilate, 6c; No. 2 plate. 3o; No. J
plate, 3c.
rflLi IS Oranges, Valencia seedless, 9
to 288 sises, ;U.r; Floflda, all slges, 325;
Lemons. C'aliloriila fancy, per boa, t-v&O.
California, txtra fancy, f-Wi extra
fancy pears, fall variety. $2i4); peaches.
Colorado freestone!, extras, per box,
90c; grapes. Tokajs, $1.50, New York,
ejitra fancy penis, fall varieties. 42
peaches, Colorado freestones, extras, per
box, 90c; grapes, Tokay. 11.60; New York,
per 7-11). basket, 21c prunes, Italian, pet
crate, tl.26; cantaloupes, Colorado RHik.v
ford, standard sizes 46 melon, M.25; pony
siio, 64 melons, 11.76; apples, horn grown
cooking, per bu. basket, 76c; per markot
basket, 4i.c; Jonathans and no, m bll.,
$5.00; California bellflower. per box, $1 5
Colorado box Jonathans, extra choice, $2.60;
ea t ra fancv. 13 00: western Ben Davl, In
bbls.. $3.60; V tuesitps,
..111
..110
.. 61
.. 51
.. 51
.. 60
.. 91
..101
.. 92
.. 48
.. 77
..100
.. 60
.. 62
. 78
. 78
. 76
. 77
. 106
. 6
4 80
8 90
00
5 60
6 CO
6 fO
3 00
4 IS
3 60
5 W
6 85
4 40
5 75
50
90
6 90
6 90
A 80
4 10
5 23
CHICAGO I.IVK 8TOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to Firm Hogs, Nheeu
and Lambs Higher.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4. CATTLE Receipts,
bout 6.000 head. Market for best firm:
other steady; steers, t6.0oji9.10; cow, $3 50
t6O0; heifers. t3.36W00; bulls, $3.0004 75;
calves, t3.0O'u.S.50; stockers and feeders, $3.76
6.M.
HOOS Receipts, about 14,000 head. Mar
ket 10f?15c higher: choice heavy. $8.00f
8.12; butcher. t7.95(SS.10; light mixed, $7.60
I&7.75; choice light. t7.8OS8.00; packing, $7.85
8.05; pig. $5.76-7.40; bulk ot sales. $7.80
JJ8W.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, about
16.000 head. Market 10rul6c higher: -alleeirt.
t3 .yv.j5.25; lambs, $6.25.25; yearlings, $3.50
(S5.50. '
Kansa Cltr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4 CATTLK Re
ceipts. 6,000 head, Including 300 southerns.
Market steady to strong ; choice export
and dressed beef steers, $6.6039.00; top,
$9.00; packers, dull; fair to good. $4 60
6.25; western steers, $3.85ff5.60; stockers and
feeders, t3.10ta4.80; southern steers, $2.90
4.76; southern cows, l2.nxtlS.Ka; native cows,
$2.2614 50; naUve heifers, t3.00tjpo.50; bull,
$2.6Tra3.8l; calves, $3.5006 50.
HOQ8 Receipts, 11,000 hesd. Market
closed weak; top, $7.90; bulk of sales, $7.70
7.80; heavy, $7.7MrV7.0; packer and butch
ers, t7.60ro7.K5; light, tf .44X07.76; pigs, $8.23
3 7.16.
6HEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 9.O00
hoad. Market strong; lambs, $6.00f7f7 25;
yearlings. $4.2535.26: wethers, $4.2r1j5 00;
ewes, $4.0tJ24.60; stockers and feeders, $3.00
it. Lool Live Rtock Market.
ST. LOITIS, Mo., Nov. 4. --CATTLE Re
ceipt, 4,700 head, Including 2,600 Texans;
market teady. Natlvo shipping and ex
port steers, ta.66fT7.60; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $5.26(ff8.60; steers under
l.OuO lb., t3.75'ri5.26; Blocker and feeders,
$3.60t,6.00; cows and heifers, $3 26fj7.0U; can
ners W 2Rr2.M: W- 00; r-,"-s.
$5.25i97.5); Texas and Indian steer, $3,509
6.4t; cows and lieiuu, ..w. ,
HOQS Receipt. 7.600 head; market, 10c
to 15c higher; pig and light, $6.5O'fl7.60;
packers. $7.5oi7.80; butchers and best
heavy, $7.868 06.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 1.000
head; market, 10c to 15c higher; native
muttons. $3.2fu'4.40; lambs, $5.75f7.40; culls
and bucks, $2.60(4.50; stockers, $3.00$3.75.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 4. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 2,700 head; market steady; steers,
$4 5va7.00; cows and heifers, $2.50&6.00;
calves, $3.007.26.
HOOS Receipt. $4,700; market 6c higher;
top, $7.96; bulk of sale, t7.60rtf7.80.
SHEEP AND LAMHB Receipt. 1.500
head; market strong; lambs, 4 5'J7.10.
Sloaz Cltr Live Stock Market.
STOUX CITY. Nov. 4 CATTLE Receipts,
500 head. Market firm.
HO?S Receipts, 2 500 head. Market Bfji
10c higher; range, $7.66i?7.s0: bulk, $7.70,1
7.75.
In bbls., $4.00; tiulnces
Culifornla nw hm. II 86: urat e fruit, Flo
rida. 54 to 64 sles, $5.50; California. 48, o4
and 64 sizes, $4.60 to $5.00; cranberries, Cpe
Cod. per bbl., $7.00; per box, $2.60, date,
Anchor brand, 80-lb. pkg. ln box, per box.
$2.00; Hallowe'en dates, due about Novem
ber 1. per lb., 7c; figs, California. 50 pkgs.
5c slxe. In box, $1.85;. cider, Nehawka, per
keg, $2 90.
VEOKTARLE8 Irish potatoes, per bu..
76(&80c; Virginia weel, per bod., e2.B0VZ.ia;
Wlynnniln cahhlM tipr lb.. 1C! radlshe,
hot house, per doi.. bunches, 85c; extra
fancy letuce per dos., 45c; fancy home
grown parsley, per doi. bunche. 'S..e;
onion, red and yellow, In sack, per lb.,
lc; Spanish onions, per crato, $1 60; fHncy
Florida egg riant, do., tl.26; tomatoes,
fancy home grown, per market basket, 60c;
string and wax beans, per market basket.
tl.OO; celery. Michigan, per dos. bunches,
S5e; Colorado, .per 12-lh. bunch. 75c; mam
moth western, per dos. bunches. 65c: cu
cumber, hot house, per dos., tl-g-l DO;
rutabaga. Canada, per lb., le; horse
radish, don. ln case. $1 .90; walnut, black,
per lb.. 2o; California No. 1, per lb., 13c;
California No. 2. 10c; garlic, extra fancy .
white, per lb., 10c; red, per lb.. 12c.
HIDES No. 1 green. 10c; No. 1 cured,
llo. '
i u ,
ROSTON. Nov. 4 WOOly With the tock
of domestic wool becoming tlll smaller In
the local market, Interest Increase ln the
new clips in th southern hemisphere. A
fair business In domestic however. Is main
tained, with values very firm. Leading do
mestic quotation range a follows: Ohio
and Pennsylvania fleece: XX, 37c; No. 1
washed. 40W41c; No. 2 washed, 40c; fine un
u.o aHull r,r.r?r- half hlnod combiner. 37 c:
three-eighths blood combing, S'a3io; quar
ter blood combing, 3411 36c; delaine washed,
40(j41c; delaine unwashed, 3fr34o. Michigan,
Wisconsin and New York fleece: Fine un
washed. 26J26c: delali unwashed. 31ftf33r;
half blood unwashed. 84a5c; three-eighth
blood unwashed, 34ii35c; quarter blood un
washed. 8.Va34c. Kentucky, Indiana and
Missouri three-eighths blood, J4c; quarter
blood, 82ij33o. Scoured values: Texas fine
12 months, 751jr78c; fine 8 to 8 month, 68
70c; fine fall. 68,?tl0c. Territory: Fine staple.
75.580c; fine mellutn staple, 705y72c fine
clothing, 70r72c; i'lne medium clothing,
68c; half blood. 734 76c : three-eighths blood,
6Nrff70c; quarter blood, tHiSe. Pulled, extra,
72l"i 75c; fine A, 8Ca70c; A super, 60fi4o.
ST. IXDUIS. Nov. 4 VOOI Unchanged ;
1 territory and western mediums, 24'y29c;
fine mediums, 23fi 26c ; fine, 14J20c.
Trraaary Statement.
WASHINGTON. Nov.. 4. The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows:
Trust Funds Oold coin, $875,918,869; silver
dollars. $487,741,000; silver dollars ' of 18)0.
$4,032,000: silver certificates outstanding,
$487,741,000.
General Fund stanoara silver aonars in
general fund, $2,723,987; Current liabilities.
$112,839,993; working balance ln treaaui'y
office, $28,617,647; In . bank to credit of
treasurer of the United Stales, t37.148.928;
subsidiary Bilver coin. tl7, 801,583; minor
coin. tl. 485.148. Total balance In general
fund, $86,230,083.
tsgir and Molaase.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4. SUGAR Raw
firm; fair refining. 3.90c; centrifugal, 96
test. 4.30c. Molashes sugar, 8.55c. Refined,
steady; No. 6, 4 66c: No. 7, 4.60r; No. 8.
4 55c; No. 9. 4.60c; No. 10. 4.46c; No. 11.
4 40c; No. 12. 4.35c; No. 13, 4.30c; ' No. 14.
4.30c; confectioners' A. 4.85c; mould A. 6 5V ;
rut loaf. 6.95c; crushed. 6.85c; powdsred,
6.26c; grannlsted. 6.15(;; cube. 6.40c.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice. 28ft42n.
OH and Hoaln.
OIL CITY, Nov. 4. OIL Credit balances.
$1.53; run, lsfl.404 bbls.; average, 131.816
l.bls.: shipments, 161,202 -trbl.; average, 147.-
672 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 4. OIL Turpentine,
firm at 66c.
ROSIN Firm: quotations: B, D, E. $4:
K. t4 00174.05; O. $4 Or.fi4.07: ' H. t4.12'
4.15: I. t4.0: K. $560:- M, $5.86; Nj tfl.K:
W G. $6.40: W W. K.8, ' T
Stork In Sight.
Receipt of live stock at the six principal
western market yesterday:-
South Omaha
Sioux City ..
St. Joseph ...
Kansas City
St. Louli
3.900
600
3.700
6,000
4.700
Hogs. Sheep.
5.372 16,000
Chicago 6,000
Totals ,
2.500
4.700
11,000
7.S00
14.000
1.600
8.018)
1.000
15.0W
.22.100 45.172 42,600
4 25
3 90
5 30
4 66
4 80
4 40
3 50
hogs
than
L II 0
order
eves
showed little Improvement over yesterday
selling at the beat a trifle stronger. The
seoeiai inataei, nowever. was around 6c
higher than yesterday. The trade was at
no time especially active, owing to th
fact that talesmen were determined to
boost price as much as possible, while
buyer did not seem disposed to put on
sny more than compelled to. Still, the
hogs kept selling and the early arrivals
changed hands In very good season In the
morning. To put It another way. It was
a good, healthy trad at current prices.
A considerable proportion of all the hogg
brought $7.70j7 76, with a top at $7 0.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Bh. Pr. No. Av. 8h. Pr
4. 114 4.) T 80 71 Tel fl) T T
: I P -! ... T 7t
Ui kl I4 Il 14 81 1 Tim
Now Tork Mining Stock.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4. -Closing quotation
on mining (lock were as follow:
Alice
Hrutiawlck Con
Com. Tunnel SUM-k.
do bolide
Con. Cel. A V....
Horn Silver
.171
. 6
. tl
. 21
,1
. 46
Iron Silver 116
offered.
I.eadvllle Con..
Little Chief ...
Meatcan
Outarlo
Oj.hlr
Btandard
i
.....
ltO
26
IM
Kl
Yellow Jacket '. TOO '
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4. The cotton market
opened easy at a decline of 3t(21 points
under heavy realising and operation fnr
a reaction by local professionals, who were
influenced by disappointing cables. Foreign
houses were again buyers here, and the
market rallied to within 10-016 points of
last night's close before me end of the
first half hour, but there were persistent
rumors of liquidation by leading bulls, and
subsequent fluctuations were very Irreg
ular. NEW YORK, Nov. 4 COTTON Futures
opened easy; November, 14.67c, offered;
December, 14 83c; January. 14.90c; March,
15.09c; May. 16.10o; June, 15. Uc; July, 15 20c;
Auguat, 14 80c; September. 13.47c; October,
13 940.
Futures closed steady. Closing bids: No
vember. 14 28c; December, 14 4c; January.
14.55c; February, 14 Sue; March, 14.6Tc; April,
14 70c; May. 14.78c; June. 14.76c; July. 14.75c;
August, 14.30c; September. 13.12c; October,
12.70c.
Spot closed quiet at 2 points lower; mid
dling uplands, 14.35c! middling gulf, 16.30c.
Sales, 243 bales.
GALVESTON, Nov. 4 COTTON-Steady
at 14c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4 410TTON Steady;
middling. 15c; vale. 66 hales; lecelpts, 8.783
bales; shipments, 2.636 bale; stock, 22.754
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 4-COTTON Spots
easy; low ordinary, 10 13-16e. nominal; or
dinary llv nominal; good ordinary,
13 1-I6c; strict good ordinary, Uc; low
middling. 12 16-16. ; strict low middling.
14c; middling, 14c; strict middling. 14c;
good middling, 14C! strict good middling,
14 lu-lfW': middling fair, 16 l-16c; middling
fair to fair, 16 7-16o; fair, U 11-16c, nominal.
Coffee Marvel,
NEW YORK, Nov. 4 COFFEE Futures
closed steady, net unchanged to 15 points
lower. Sules were reported of 44.250 bags,
Including November at 430'.iu.35o; Decem
ber. 6 36c; March. 6.60c; May, .60it4J.6c;
July, 6.6iV6 76c; September, .75c; October,
6 80c. . - i - -
Rank Clearing.
OMAHA. Nov. 4. Rank clearings Tor .In
day were f2 5f2 269. and for the correspund
ing dale last year tl.5ofi.915. 92.
Delta I pallon Jqbtlec.
ROSTON. Nov. 4 Members ofthe Delta
Upall.m fraternity, who are now attending
the diamond jubilee of that organisation,
were tha guests today of several of the
chapter of nearby colleges. Women In 'the
party were entertained at Wesley college.
A short business session was held during
the forenoon, at which arrangements wer
completed for the banquet on Friday.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-M ETALK Stand
ard copper on th New York Metal ex
change was easy today. Ical dealer
ijuottt iak copper at I J.o813.L; UkUu-
Settlement with Creditor.
RALT1MOKE. Nov. 4 The Seaboard Air
ine railway, which was on January 1. lttog.
L tared In the hands of 8. Davie Warfieid.
ancaster William and I. Duncan a re
ceivers, because of Inability to meat obliga
tions, has settled with its creditors and at
midnight tonight the property will bs ro
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