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.NOVEMBER 6, 1900.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Receipt Show Large Incre&M
Orer Thoie of Lttt Year.
RALLY AFTER STEADY DECLINE
I laat RaaelBt Cora la aaatalalasJ
the Yalaea far tha Tim 0a
. at Brara Flaa mm
OraalaaT.
OMAHA. Nov. t. 1909.
til receipt are very liberal, she-win.;
good Increases over last year, but tt
) oi, ly natural to expect a reaction aftar
tha steady decline which haa resulted from
evara liquidation In the general trade from
the recent high points.
Light receipts of corn la sustaining
value .for the time being, but the gov
ernment estimate and full husking returna
re creatine; strong bearish aentlment,
with lower piicea predicted.
Wheat tn eoft and declined despite the
firmer cables. Tha cash market lacked
snap and values eaaed off, with buyera
holding back, refuaing any but tha beat
quality of sample offered. Receipts are
heavy, and this la the main r,eaaon for
the declines.
Corn held firm In face of tha weakness
In wheat owing to llKht receipts and small
offerings. New a Is still bearish, however,
and with favorable weather receipts should
Increase and cauue a weaker cash situation.
Primary wheat receipt were 1.149.000
bushela and shipments 1.872.000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 9X3.000 bushels
and shipments of 269.000 bushels.
Primary com receipts were lA.OOO bushels
and shipments 666.000 bushels, against re
ceipts last year of 259,000 bushels and ship
ments of 218.000 bushels.
i learaneea were 69,000 bushels or corn,
1000 bushels of oats, and wheat and flour
canal tn 291.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed i higher on wheat and
unchanged on corn.
Local range of options:
Pennsytvanian and other nearby current re-
ceipta. In returnable eaaea, Skj, at mark;
woaiara firsta. free um, Uo, at mark.
western firsta, current reoeipta, tree case.
Wmj 2r., at mark.
CHEESE firm. C nigncr; insw lorn
full oreams, cBulee. I4trl7c; New Tork
ull creams, fair to good, ltvfo isc.
Articlea. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloa. Tes'y.
t- 1 .
Wheat
lec... 9f ( 9F,4 96
May... 9t!4 964 86 US
Corn
Iec.. 5SH 6S 6H 65"-i 65.
May... 67 (7 67 57 11
Oat
Dec.... 31 Sl 3C 8874 87
May... 89 29', 39 t
Omaha Caah Price.
WHEAT No. t hard. 984i99c: No. S hard
P3S9c; No. 4 hard. S8j93c; No. I spring. Sa
Wo; No. I spring, 90$9tc; No. 4 spring. V)
02a.
CORN No. 2, S6o; No. 1, 66c; No. 4, 66Hc;
No. t yellow, 6SV40; No. t yellow, 66 c; No.
3 white, 6'4o; No. t white. 59c.
OATS No. I mixed. SSH(B37o: No. I yel
low, ruS7Hc; No. I white. 37ro; No.
4 white, 274J37Vo; standard. 184338Kc.
RYE No. 2, Me; No. 3. 7c
, Carlot Heoelpta.
Wheat. Corn.
Chicago 69 IX
Minneapolis 4JS
Omaha 42 IS
Duluth Ml
Oats.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of th Trading aad CloalagJ
Prlcea aa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. . Liberal receipt and
bearish reports concerning the fail aown
crop In this country caused a fresh slump
In wheat prlcea today. At the close price
snowed net losses oftvaVtO to 'c. Corn
and oats, also, closed weak, but provis
ions were strong.
Tha break In wheat occurred In tha final
half of Uia session, when prioea dropped
aoout 10 from the high point of the day
In December delivery was again subject
to th greatest, selling pressure and Mid
oft from S1.U2 to tl.vi ltl.Un. Tha mar
ket closed almost at the bottom, the final
quotations on Decemoer being at 11.014k.
Cables reported beneficial rams In south
ern Kuesia. while the report of a tit. Louis
trade Journal told of the hlgnly favorable
condition of the winter wheat crop In tula
country. An emlinam on ma worid a amp
nionts of wheat for the week, which pre
dicted total export amounting to nearly
li.tMO.uOO. aiso bad a weakening effect.
Corn was In demand during in early
Cart.. of tne day, snorts and commission
nouses being moderate bidders. December
declined a trom the hlgli point ot thu
aeaalon. frlcas at the close were almost
at the bottom and showed net losses of
Wo to iUi'Ao.
Trading in oats was dull and the close
waa weak with prlcea VsWVic toHc lower
than yesterday's final figures.
Light receipts of live hogs In the west-
total arrivals today being 60,000 head less
than the figures of the same day a year
ago caused decided strength In the pro
visions market. Sentiment waa bullish all
day and at tha cloao prices were up 6c to
27 He
The leading future ranged a follows
Articles. Open Hlgh.j Low. Close. Yes y
r-
WTieat
Deo.
May
July
t orn
Dec.
Mav
July
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Dec.
May
July
May
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Nov.
Jan.
May
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May
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11 72H 11 SO U 87S
11 30 11 '36 U 90
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HKW TORK 6E7t Kl A L MARKET
Qaotattona of the Day oa Varloaa !
Coaaaaodtttee.
NEW TORK, Nov. I -FLOUR Receipts.
13 bbls.; exports, 21.MK) bbls.; maiket
dull and easier; Minnesota patents, i:T'it
6.50; Minnesota bakers. wlntnr
patents, 5Vo6"6; winter straights, 25.16'J
10: winter extras. fM.'340: winter low
rradea. H 2054.70, Karuuta straights, 24 'ri
J. Kye flour steady; fair to good, 14.20
4M 25; choice to f incy, M 30U4.6. Buck
wheat flour, dull; bulk, (2.30, nominal, per
109 I be.
CORNMKAL Barely steady: fine white
and yellow, 11601.56; coarse, $1.40tL45;
kiln dried, 23.60.
RTE Dull; No. t western. Kile, nom
inal, f o. b. New York.
BARLEY Dull: feeding. Slflfclc. C. L f..
New York.
WHEAT RecelDts. 121300 bu. : exports.
40,301 bu. ; spot market easy; No. 2 red,
tl.24V elevator, domestic; No. t red. II. 204
aaked. f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Du-
uth, U.U", f. o. b.. afloat: No. I hard.
winter, 11.16V. f. o. b , afloat. After ex
hibiting a very steady tona during the
early trading, with value up fee from last
nlKht on firmer cables and covering by
short, wheat declined sharply In the late
session, values losing about lo under heavy
commission house (selling on good crop
news and prospects from liberal world a I
shipments. The clone was at a net de- I
oilne of SAW December cloaed at 1.09:
May closed at 11.08V
CORN Kecelota. 74.250 bu.: rxoorta. 7.162
bu. ; No. 2. 69c, domestic, elevator, nom
inal, and 70q bid, delivered; No. 2. 70c, f.
b., afloat, and No. 1 yellow. 71c both
nominal. Option market waa ateadler for
the December position on the bullish cash I
situation, closing at He advance to c
decline; Deoembt-r, UtKiS'tc; closed at 69Vfcc;
May closed at Ko.
OATS Keceupta, 134.900 bu.; exports, l.r.M
bu.; spot irregular; mixed nominal; na
tural white, 44vi46c; clipped white, 4o'.t
4Kc.
HAY Steady; No. 1. 13.80; good to choice.
8ic. nominal.
HOPS Oulet; atate, common to choice.
l!0!. 3i'uac; IS. li&21c; Pacific coast, 1909,
Ill liES-Steady; Bogota, zzic: central
America. 2:iZic.
l.hA'l HtH-Hteady; acid, 2&30c.
I'HO VISIONS Beef, steady; family, 114.00
(,I4.60: mess. Ill 00i lLfO: beef hams. 123.00
ti2o.OO; packet. I12.00.12.u0; city extra India
mess. 1-0.. 4y 21.00. Cut meat quiet; picK-
l-d bellies, 113.DO-al4.26; pickled hams, 112.50
4YI309. Lard, strong; middle west, $13.o9
refined, market firm; continent, J Law,
fionth America, 114.00; tompound, 10.00'i)
10 60. Pork, firm; family, $at,.ojtr'7.00; short
clears, 26.50ti 26.50; mean, 125.76(0 2i.00.
TALLOW Steady: city. c: country. 6
hice: Firm: domestic. iWHio: japan
Patna. 6H(Bo.
POULTRY Alive, quiet; western chick
ens, 14c; fowls, He; turkey, vzmihc; dressed.
western chicken, broilers. lJUiIlc: fowls.
1214.-!; turKeya. 17tr21o.
BUTTKR Weaker; creamery specials,
12c: extras, llo.
CHKEiellv Firm; unchanged; state run
cream special. 16917Hc.
EUUH Irregular; western firsts, sKZKSg;
firsts, 2830c; seoohda. 2&S27o.
WEATHER IN TUB GRAIN BELT
Fair Probably Batarday aad Not Mack
Change la Temperature.
OMAHA. Nov. 5, 1909.
Fair weather prevails this morning In all
portions, except that light snow Is falling
In northern New England and ralna and
snow In the extreme northwest. Tempera
ture are higher In the lake region and
west to the Missouri river. They are de
cidedly lower In the Ohio valley and
throughout the eastern states and are gen
erally lower on 'he northern Rocky moun
tain slope; elsewhere the changea have been
slight and unimportant. The barometric
pressure Is high over the Hocky mountain
districts and from tne lake region soutn
over the Ohio valley and southern states,
with relative areas of low pressure on the
upper Atlantic coast and In the extreme
northwest. The weather will continue fair
In this vicinity tonight and probably Sat
urday, with no Important change in tem
perature. Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three years:
1303. 19UB. 1307. 1VH
Minimum temperature 60 34 45 . 66
Precipitation oo .w .ou .uo
Normal temperature for today, 42 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation sine March 1,
t.43 Inchea.
corresponding period in vrxt.
Deficiency
S M Inches.
Deficiency
1.17 Inches.
corresponding period In 1907,
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
No. 2.
i Mt-h uuotutlona were as follows:
KMU'il Steady: winter patenla. 16-S."iS.90
witter straights. 14.70ri6AO: spring straights.
Jl 7.'u4.90; bakers. 12 ttkji&.w.
Hi B No. 2. 73y$ i4.
ij Kl.KY !iu i.r mixing, 5rI63o; fair
to choloe malting, it-Dba.
SKKDS r'lax. No. 1 southwestern, tl.il;
No. 1 northwestern, 11.71. Timothy, fX'Mii
3.05. Clover. 13.504) 14.26.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per nb!.. 128.71
t)24.O0. Lard, per 100 lbs., 112 95. Short rlbB,
sides (loose). $10.7H11-00. Short clear sldss
(boxed). 111. 0011. 26.
lotai citantticea of wheat and flour were
equal to 2.940.O00 bu. Exports for the week,
as shown by Bradatreet'a. were equal to
6.397,000 bu. Primary receipt were LM9,0o0
bu., compared with 9M.000 bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago.
i-.Klimatta receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
43 cars; corn, 117 cara; oats, 202 cars; hogs,
9,000 head.
Chicago Cash Price Wheat: No. t red,
tl.17wl.18; No. I red. 11 lOfil 15; No. 2 hard,
110HJ106; No. 1 hard, 11 .Otriil.03; No. 1
northern eprlng, tl.06Ol.0t; No. 2 northern
spring. tL0ai-OS; No. 1 spring, tl.0u&l.04'4.
Corn- No. 1 cash, ttc; No. 1 caah. 63c; No.
t yellow, WBSc; No. J yellow, WtfMc.
Oat: No. I caah, 3Sc; No. 1 white, UHfJ
ftHe; No. 4 whit. 39039fcc; atandard.
WHlV-c.
Cl'TTBR Steady; crearaarlea. M'ifi0tc;
dalle- 4i2o.
K.OX.8 r'trm: receipts. 4.447 eases; at
mark, cses included. IHc; firsta, 2tic; prime
flrais.' 27c.
CHEESE Firm; dalsle, lrnVic; twin,
lHfJlic; young Americas, lutflSc; loiitf
horrs. rsa -flf le. ,
POTATOfc.- Rteadyr: cholca to fancy, 40
t(42c; fair to good. X3gc.
. I-OCLTRY S-,eady: turkeys, 14c; ehlck
n IIWc: SDrlnas. 13V4C
";' VEAL-Steadv: to lbs., 7ljTHc; 00
t 15 Ibt., Th09c: at to 110 lb.. fiffUe.
Liverpool Grata aad Pravlaloaa.
LIVEREOOL. Nov 8. WH EAT Spot,
quiet; No. t red. weatern. winter, nominally
7a lOHd. Future, steady: Iemtier, 7
March. 7s 7'd; May, 7s !.
CORN pot. easy, new. American, mix Hi.
via Calveaton. 6s 10Sd- Futures, dull; De
cember, fca llrd.
St. Loaia General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5. WHEAT Lower;
track. No. 2 red, caah. 11.151.22; No. l
hard, tl .02M,!&1.V; December, 11.02S4: May,
Jl.t3VQl.0aV
ft H.N 1 uturea. weaa: caaii. nrnj ircn,
No. 2 cash, 51V4a5l-Vc: No. l white, 6iw9
52c; December. 674S7c; May. &9(e.
OAT.sWeak; track, ISO. r casn, asc;
No. 2 white. 42i342V; Icember, itoc; May,
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, K.S0
(pa. so; extra ia.ncy anu aLimigoi., r'.tnno.-iv,
bard winter clear. J a4.0.
HEED Timothy. 22.76w4.50.
1-llkKMKA 112.10.
BRAN Weak; aackad, east track, ti-00
HAY-FIrm; timothy, tl2.00Oil6.00; prairie,
110 uoy 12.00.
BAtKiLNO t 9-16c
' HI-. MP TWINE 7c
provisions Pork. higher: Jobbing,
124.00. Lard, higher; prime ateam, 112.55U
12.65. Dry salt meats, quiet; boxed extra
shorts. IU.8VU: clear libs. tllsT'; short
clear. 112.12H- Bacon, quiet; boxed extra
ehurt, U2.W; clear no, Uliitt; snort cieain,
111 12.
HYIV 75.
POULTRY Higher; chickens, Ho;
springs, UHc; turkey. 14&15c; duck, llo;
geese, Se.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 2&331C,
EGGS Firm at 24Vio.
Receipts.
Flour, bbls 10,000
Wheat, bu 97.000
Son. bvl 54.000
at, bu 42,000
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Steel Fall Into Background and En
tire Lilt Saffen Accordingly.
MONEY MARKET IS TRANQUIL
Raaaor of Farther Advance la Rat
of Dlieessl by Baak of Knglaad
Cloalas; Toao I Decidedly
Weak.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5. Bteel fell Into the
background In the stock speculation today
and the volume ot the wnole market suf
fered aerordliis.lv. There waa some ahift
of speculative preference back Into the old
favorites Union Pacific. Southern Paclflo
and Reading but tha market, on the whole.
relapsed into ons ot specialties ana was
given over to somewhat erratic and Irregu
lar movemenia.
Yesterday's rumor that the listing of
United States Steel on the Paris Bourse
was Imminent, failed of confirmation, and
were positively discredited in cabled ac
counts from Paris. The Pennsylvania se
curities. Including the slock and convertible
bunds, showed further depression aa an
expression of the unfavorable view taken
ot the offerings of new stock at par to
stockholders. The semi-annual dividend of
3 per cent came off the prloe of Pennayl-
vanla today, Increasing the appearance ot
depression.
the money market wit tranquil, put tne
situation was the aubject of active dis
cussion. From abroad came renewed Inti
mations of the possibility of an advance
to 1 per cant In the minimum discount rates
both of the Hank of England and of the
lir.Derlal Bank of Germany. Foreign ex
change ratea yielded, In spite of these re
ports from abroad, but recovered orisxiy.
Forecasts of tb weekly currency move
ment indicated only a slight offset to the
loss In cash on subtreaaury operations.
The net decline In the cash holdings of the
banks for the week appear to be in tne
neighborhood of 13.500,000.
A rood deal of talk was heard of the sup
posed negotiations tor a closer combination
of the leading coppe Interests. Amalga
mated copper, however, was freely supplied.
In spite of assertions of the good quality
of the buying of the stock.
The exports of wheat, including nour. ior
the week reached 6.iK7.45u bu.. an increase
Over last week of nearly 1. 200,000 bu.
The closing tone was decidedly weax.
Bonds were Irregular, with most of the
activity In convertible Issues, which were
weak. Total sales, par value, 15.014,000.
United Stats bond were unchanged on
call.
Following were the sales ana range oi
price on the Slock exchange today:
general fund, tx.179.230; current liabilities,
IiU.Jd3.0d2. working balance in treasury
offl.es. 129.334.422; In banka to crllt of
treaaurwr of the United Ptatee. 137,053. 47;
aubleldlary stiver coin, 117.75l.404; minor
coin, 11 41;,Mo. Total balance In general
fund. tb7.7W.901.
REPORT OF Til W ( LRARItO HOCSB
Tranaaetl
Baake
of the Associated
for the Week.
NEW TORK. Nov. I Brad street a bank
clearings report for the week ending No
veml 4 show an aggregate of t.l.544,771.-
. Rlnst t3.4K4.322.0" butt week and
li ft in the corresponding week last
year, following la a Hat of the cities:
CITIES.
Clearing. Inc.
I
Deo.
l.luO
t.000
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1.S00
1.404
' 100
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1,1
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900
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1I.900
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1,400
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100
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131
141
100 4
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Peoria tlrala Market.
PKORIA. Nov. S CORN Higher
e!Iuw. 6Jc: No. 2. Mc; No. 1 2c;
lea, 5i c; no grade, new. WJot.
OATsl i"t' d ; atandard. 4oSe: No.
white. u40c; No. i white. if30o.
No. t
No. i
Mlaneapoll Crala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. S. WHEAT Pet-ember.
Wlc; May. tl 02. Caah: No.
1 hard. tl014101; No, I northern. 11 01V4,
kll: No. t northern. 99lUHo; No. t
northern, 9tx,'9c.
PklUdelahla Prodaeo Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. I. BITTER
v, I ull and weak; extra western creamery
lr.V evtra nearov orlntis. ISc.
rrstls-Firm: Pennavlvarla and other
nearby first. Ire casts, Co, at mark;
Shipments.
1.400
4.160V
19.400
45,900
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Provlatoaa.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. B. VHEAT De
cember, 'je; May. atiVc bid; July, no bid.
Cash wheat unchanged; No. 2 hard. 41 oo
fel.Ol; No. 1. wi;a oi; iso. i red, fi.U'u
1.15; No. S. tl.OWul.u
CORN Decetnbc r. MTio, sellers; way.
B9Vsc, srlUrs; July. &94c bid. Cash un
changed to He lower; No. t mixed. 57iic;
No. brnc; ro. wnne, ooc; ino. s, owo.
OATt Lnchangoo; ixo. 2 wnite, 40nj4ic;
No 2 mlx.d. !fclJ4vo.
RYE I0;i7ZCs
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy. tl2.00
gill 50; choice prairie, ).2&sv.&9; choice al
falfa 1B. 7541 18.75.
B'TTIEK creamery exiraa. sue; iirsta.
2Sc. a concJa. loc; packing stock, 22c.
EUGs Extraa. i.c; iirsts, vc; aeennaa
ani d rue, 20c; current recolpta, io:
southerns, loss off.
neceipis. nnipmenis.
Wheat, bu 153.000 100 000
Corn, bu 44 .000 IS.OO
Oats, bu 22.0OO 8.000
Options at Kansas City.
Allls-Cbilmert ptd W
Amlsmatel Copper TI.STO
American Asrlcultural .... 1.4U0
An. Bt Sugar r 4,f0
Am. Cn pM W0
Am. O. A T 1.400
Am. Cotton Oil 14.
Am. H. 1 L pli 1,900
Am. let Securttlas. ..
Amerltwa 14n it ...
America Locomotlre
Am. B. a
Am. . R. t'4
Am. 5uir Rstlnlng..
Am. T. a T
Am. Tobacco prt
Amerleaa Woolen ....
Aameonds Mlnlne Co.
Atchlaon. -dlT tl.tAD
Atohllon eld
AtUntle Coait Una 700
Baltimore a Ohio...
Bal. A Ohio ptd
Bethlehem Bteel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr. .
Canadian Pacific ....
Central Leather ....
Central of New Jeraer W
Ohaaapeaka A Ohio 7. too
Chlcaso A Alton
Chicago Oraat western.,
Chicago a N. W
C, M. St. P
C , C, C. a BU L
Colorado F. a I
Colorado a Southern
Colo. A so. lit pfd
Oolo. a So. Id ptd
Consolidated Caa
Corn Producti
Delaware A Hudson
Denver a R. O
D. 4V R. 0. ptd
Distillers' Securities ....
Ens
Erla 1st pfdv
Erie id pfd
Oenerel Eleotrle
Oreat Northern pfd
Greet Northern Ore ctfs.
Illlnole Centml ,
Interboroush Met.
Int. Met. pfd '
liuernatlonel .Hsnetar
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Funip ....
Iowa central ,
Kanaaa Citjr So
K. C. tto. pfd .,
Loulsvllla A N l.too
Minn, a St. L. k(
M., St. P A B. 9, M 90
Missouri Paclfle t.tx
M , K. A T U.000
M., K. A T. pfd 3 JO
National niaoott
National Lead 409 19 t
NR. R. of M. 1 pfd
New York Central
N T.. O. W
Norfolk a Western....
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall. M-diT...
Peoplo'e Uaa
P.. C. C. A St. L
Pressed Bteel Car
PUman Palace Car
Railway gtcel Spring ..
Readln
Republic Steal
Republic Steel pfd
Rock lelaud Oo
Rock laland Co. pfd....
St. L A 8. F. 2d pfd..
St. Louis 8. W
St. L g. W. pfd
Sloaa-Shafflcld B. a I..
Southern Paclflo
Southern Rallwajr
So. Rallwa pfd
Tenneeiiee Copper
Teaa A Pacific
T., St. L. A W J jo
T.. St. LAW. pfd 4u0
Union Paclflo 14fi J.O
Union Paclflo pfd i.uvo
V. 9. Realty 1(
U. 8. Rubber 0O
V. B. Steal 1M !O0
I'. S. Bteel pfd, ex-div 4.0M
ftah Copper l.r)
Ba -Carolina Chemical .... I,7u0
W abash pi)
Wabash pfd 40
Wtrn Maryland l.iwo
Weattnghouea Electric t.MO
Wretem t'nlon &)
Wheeling A L E tou
B'lecottaln Central 1.000
3H
4744
W14
ia.u
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1,7'W III si
14tS4
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111
8144
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1.400
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15
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Article.
1 Open. I High. I Low. Close.
Wheat- IIII
December ... IW',1 IS. 17V., 91
May I W i SI
Corn III'
December .... 5V 87, fA to
May I 6ii 0 ajr b
A asked. B bid.
Toleda Bead Market.
TOLEDO, O.. Nov. S. SPEDsi Oliver,
rash and Novembt-r. t'75; December, iS5;
March. tJ WW; No. 8, V 50; rv.-ted. ..'0;
no establUhed grade. t00. Tin-l-hy. prime,
11 SO. Alslke. prime. 17 S6; November, 17. H6;
December, i 02; March. ts.l2'-.
Dalatk Grala Market.
Dl'LVTH, Nov. S-WHKAT-Deceraher,
98 Ac; May. tl.01TA; No. 1 northern. tl.Ol1;
No. I northern, c
OATS 36,4) Slc.
Forelga Flaaaelal.
LONDON. Now. I. Money was In mod
erate supply and demand on the market
today and discounts were firm. On Ui
ttlock exchange Inveatinent aac irltlea con
Uuue to b handicapped by politic fear
and the new laaue. whll the Bionatary
uncertainty checked aoaculativ operatlona
liualneas as on a small scale every where,
Willi a drooping tendency. Copper share
weakened on profit-taking, but recovered
later Grand Trunk hardened and Keillfer
Improved In th afternoon on bear euvar
'"fiKKLIN. Nov. 1 Trading on the Bourse
today aa dull, operators awaiting devee
opments to th gold market.
1344
47
to
T444
144 4
143S4
114
94
14A
Ml 14
K4V
4IH
lu7
40
81
68 4
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1
10
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44
7V
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604b
6T
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91
Total ealea fur the day, Sr7.704 chares.
1!4
484
K-H
7444
17
iit
113
MS,
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14244
47'4
10414
4014
1
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2'4
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44
70
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64
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ill
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74
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18
414
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1
61
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to
New York
Chicago
Boston
I'hiladelphla
Bt. Ixuls
Pittsburg
Kanxa City
Ban Francisco
Knltlmore
Cincinnati
M nun b im, lis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
OMAHA
Ixiuisvllle
Milwaukee
For Worth
Iaiu Angeles
St Paul
Seattle
Denver
Puffalo ,
Indianapolis
Bpokane
Providence
Portland, Ore
Richmond
Albany
Washington, D. C...
St. Joseph
Hnlt Ike City
Columbus
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoma ,
Savannah ,
Toledo
Rochester
Hartford ,
Nashville ,
Des Moines ,
Peoria ,
New Haven
Bloux City
Norfolk ,
Grand Rapid
Syracuse
Evansvllle ,
Birmingham
Springfield. Mass
Portland, Me
Augusta. Ga
Dayton ,
Oakland. Cal
Worcester
Jacksonville, Fla....
Wichita
Wheeling
Knoxvllle
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Charleston, S. C
Mobile
Wilmington
Llnooln, Neb
Wllkesbarre
Topeka
Davenport
Oklahoma City
Fall River
Kalamazoo
Sacramento
Springfield, III
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rsplds, la....
New Bedford
Columbia, S. C
Macon
Youngstown
Lexington
Fargo, N. D
Akron
Rockford. Ill
Erie, Pa ..
Stoux Falls...,
Canton, O
Quincy, III
Bloomlngton, 111
Ixiwell
Blnghamton
Chester, Pa
South Bend
Decatur. Ill
Sprlnjrfield, O
VlckBburg
Fremont, Neb
Mansfield. O
Jacksonville, III
'Jackson, Miss
Houston
Oalviston
Duluth
Scranton
London Btoslt Market.
LONDON, Nov. I. American securities
were dull and uninteresting during the
early session today. After opening slightly
higher some stocks reacted, and at noon
values ranged from above to lower
than yesterday's New York closing.
London Closing Blocks
Consols, moaej....
do account
Amal. Copper
Anaconda -
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Cansdisn Pacific.
Chesapeake A O ..
Oilcago 0. V.
(hi.. Mil. A St.
Pe Been)
Denver A Rla O
do pfd
Brie
a la pfd
do 4d pfd
Grand Trunk....
Illinois Centra!
SILVFR
MONKY-
i: t-lt Lcuisviiie A N. .
. .4M., K. A T
. MSN. Y. Central...,
. 10 Norfolk A W
It' do pfd
.lo.Ontarlo A W
.llPtnnsylTenia ...
.l4Rsnd Mines
. tl ltra1lng
H Soathem Rr . ..
P. ..WI14 do ptd
14 Southern Pacific
494 I clan Paclfls. ..
do pfi
S44l'. B. Sleel
44 do pfd
44iiWsbkSta
II da pfd
US Spanish 4s
Bar. dull at 2ad per ounce.
44 per cent
...4844
...ii;s4
... at
... l
... 48
... T64
... '4
... 434
... life
... 11
...1
... to
...13! -
... "4
... M
'1 be late of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 4T per cent; for three
months' bills, i pei cent.
41
2
U
l-i
!4
M
4i4
41
k4
liW
tt
Ake,i
l-4
i
to
Local Irrsritirs.
tjuolatlona furni.thed by Samuel Burns,
jr.. 414 New York Lite building:
Bid
City of Omaha 4Ha Itrf Hh;4
Cudahr i-a,alus W1
Coluinhua, 'b , L 6a. 1.
Cltlseat' O. A t.. Waterloo, U.
Independrnl Tel. 6a. Omaha
International Con. Co
Lailoie O L l a ss. 1834
Nebraska Tel. Ftork. t per ernt.
Omasa Oas. '.H 4 per cent....
Oniaka Gas 6s. It;
Omaha a) L. A P. Is lt
Omaha g. L A P. pld
Omaha A C. B. St. K, 6s. lilt.
Omaha A C. B. St. Kr . I.4..
Oawha A C B. St. Rr. pit 4 pee rent
J2.23S.!O7.0ur
274,01.00t)
l.81jWl
La.54!.0it
7S.075Am
4S, 1.12.0001
M.i0.0i)(
4i.4-Mi 0"j
K.OU8.0K):
r,. 130.01 V!
iW.124.UiO
13.6iK.OOO
W.lS4.00i
16.117 0"0:
1..8.000
12.12.0001
11.670.
9.8S0.OI0
14.4fiti,O0O
13.8'ifi.OiO
12,.000
D.OT.3,000
1. 449.000
8 010 000
(.020.0(1)
. 042. 000
t.Rm.oooj
S.IM.OtOi
t.637,000
t.847.000
7,J6.000
7.175,000
6.081.000
1.721. 00
HQMI.OOO
6.1W OOO
7.606.00
4.1SS.00O
4.J70.000
t.436,000
1.657.000
4.801.000
8.216.00D
I.6W.00O
3.7K2.000
8,812.00i
t.H7.000
2.5OI.000
2.28.000
1 691.000
1.201.000
2.1X1,000
t.76,0"O
1.8S6,O0O
1,022.000
1,73.000
2.073.000
3,200.000
1.670.000
L84a.0t
8,467.000
1.776.000
1 104,000
1,60.0"0
L3l0,000
l.iyi.O"0!
1.406,0001
1.564,000
1,663, 000
2,901.000
2,000.000
1.442.0i0
l,3L.0u0
9i2,000j
L05,0JO
lea, 0001
l,418.0OO
1.808. 000
1,063, 000(
L3S6,(X)I
l,4m,0O0i
761,01
1,427,0001
8W7,000I
(521,0001
7K2.O0O
78,O0O
613,000
&6.000
570.0001
459,000
3i6,00o
609,001):
645, OWl
SJO.OOOI
612,000
624,O0O
' 3S3.OO0I
400.000
246,000
44.1,000
28.S57.00o
15, 669,000.
7,463,000) .
2,80l,000.
39 k;
24.6!
14. !
86. 8;
11.11
M.li
S.l
8-1.4
18.2!
89 t'
67.8!
46. ll
27 01
44 1
21 1
32.71
49.71
67.2
U.
10.S
87.81
12.8
67. Ij
17.2:
8.9
4ft. 1,
17.71
14.41
64.6
46.9
19 5
40 1
0.8
43.71.
?4 1
27 8
111
24.31...
54. t....
11.91....
7.8 ....
18. ol....
66 6 ....
49 2 ....
1.1 ....
28.7 ....
86.61....
17.81....
10.01....
10.11....
18.
83.4I
IO.81 .
31.61
99.3
6.21
8K.1
1.3
28.7
41.01
13.8
31.8
l.t
7.4
33.01...
23.5 ...
12.S.1 ...
51. 4i...
50.0...
63. 9...
17.2...
23.0 ...
31.3;...
74.1...
29.61...
28.3...
46.9...
1 43.91...
10.41...
78.6 .
67. 6.
33. 8i
I
12.71
4.2
31.8
22.81
.8
16. 4
23.51
16.8
11.3
M.o!
28.0!
34.6
5.5
23.3
7.6
. 1S.4
26.2
Not Included In totals because compari
sons are incomplete.
Not Included in totals because contain
ing other item than clearings.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK Nov. 6. MONkY On call,
firm. iWit per cent: ruling rate 3ft per
cent; closing bid, 3 per cent; offered at
1 per cent.
Time leans, firm; sixty days, 4Vi per cent;
ninety days, i per cent; six months, Arli
444 Der cent.
FKIMU MKKCA1S TlLiia r'aper, o-wai per
cent.
STERLING EXCrlANiiK strong, at re
covery, with actual business In bankers'
bills at 14.8348520 for sixty-day bills and
at 14.8715 for demand; commercial bills,
SILiVKR Bar, 60Hc; Mexican dollars, 4a?.
liuNUS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotation on bonds were as follows:
100 Inl Mat 4V4S S3
.1 Int. M. M. 4Ujs 704
.101(4. 1. rv. 4s KVi
.11:14 do 4Vis
.11614. C. Bo. Ut is. 734s
.11., 4 b. B. deb. 4s 1981.... 4
. 44'L. A H. nl. 4s.
.1U2S4M., K. A T. 1st 4s... t
.101 do (en. 44s B0
. oOMo. Psclfic 4a tij
.14 N. R. R. of M. 4HS. 44
. 4344 N. Y. C. g. JSS Vl
. do deb. 4s '
MtN. Y. N. U. A H.
.lli tr. 4a M
. taN. A W. 1st c. 4s.. 48 It
. do cv. 4s '-nts
. 82 No. Pacific 4s 101
. s a do s 72
reg
it. B. ret. ta,
do coupon .
V. B. is. p
do coupon
U. B. 4s. re
do coupon
Allla-Chsl. 1st is...
Am. Ag. 6s
Am. T. A T. CT. 4s
Am. Tobacco 4s
do Is
Armour A Co. 4:
Atchison fin. 4s...
do ev. 4s
do cr. as t..
At. C. U 1st 4s....
Bsl. A Ohio 4s...
do JW4
do S. W. S,. ...
Brk. Tr. ev. 4s
(.'en. of On. 6s.
Oa. Leather 6s ...
C. ol H. J g. ba..
Ctaes. A Ohio 4Ssa.
4a ref. 4s
Chii-sao A A. S4s.
C, B. A Q. J. 4s..
do sen. 4s..
C. M. A I P.
C, R. I. A P.
do col. bs. . .
do rff 4s
Colo. Ir,d.. 5s
Colo. Mid. 4s
C. A S r. A e. 4'-
D. A H. e. 4s
1). A K. O. 4e
do ref. 60
Lilitlllers' 4s
trie p. 1. 4s
du sn. 4s
do c 4a, ser. A
do seiiea B
rie-i. Kiec. rr. &e. .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET'S
Keceiptt of Cattl Very Lijht nd
Pricet Steady.
HOGS MOP NEARLY FIVE CEJJTS
Sheea tst Laaaba la Extreaaely Meat
Reaelpt aad Carreal Prlee gkovr
No Very Material Ckaage
Since Taareday.
Cattle. Hogs. "heep.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 6, 1POT.
Receipts were:
Official Monday ...
Official Tuesday....
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .
Estimate Friday ..
.10 877
6.01
4.6'i7
10
1.000
1.764
1 i'Jt
1449
4.700
2 400
MM
16 8
l.t47
18 1S3
4.200
Five day thl week...2$.lT3 16.230 80.007
Same days last week.... 31.020 18.906 6S.:t0
Same daya 1 weeks ago 37.9(4 16.22 9K.66I
Same day 1 weeks ago 86.M2 15.5-cl 119.440
Same day 4 weeks ago.40.ffa 22.70H 131.949
Same day Itist year. ...13.910 20.5 Sss&l
Tha followln table shows trie receipt of
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
tne year to qate, compared witn i'i
year: 1909. 190S lnc, 10. j
Cattle 137.04! 8A4.669 72.484
Hogs 1.910 906 2.067. 6f4 l..W3
Sheep 1,930.210 1,808,477 113.731
The following tsble shews the average
prloe of hogs at South Omaha for th last
several days, with comparisons:
SAFETY
ta the question of (iratest Import
aitre in j-oar bank connections,
whtHhor it bei a saving account (3
per rent paid on uch accounts)
op place5 for
DEPOSIT
of your current funds for check
Ing use.
It is etinaUjr Important that all
valuable be kept In a safe place.
The
BOXES
Id our Safety Vaults are of various
aire to suit your needs ant for.
nish AUSOIXTB satiety.
jMmk
I ii
-- 4
First National Bemk of Omaha
United States Depository. 13th and Farnam Sts.
Date. 1909. l.19OT.f0t.!ll.l04. 11903.
OoU 14... I
UcL 26... 7 CS
Oct. 86... 7 69
Oct. 27... 7 64'4
Oct 28... 7 taii;
0-t 29... 7 tJOVal
Oct. 7 ;
Oct 11...
Nov. 1...I7 72 ,
Nov. 2.... 7 I0V4
Nov. 8.... 7 68v,
Nov. 4.... 7 734
Nov. 6.... 7 771
5 41 I 471 t 12 101 6 HI 6 14
6 89
6 64 16 461
6 801
t 67 I 661
t 601 t 48 1
f 60 6 60
6 681 5 69
6 11
5 72, 6 Oil
6 Ml I
6 89 6 62
6 871 6 391
t 1!
t 16
M
e
t 16
t 05
02
t 06!
6 101
t 07
e
6 98!
f 01
4 94
4 88
4 91
e
4 91
4 91
t 80;
II OK
1 01
4 91
I 26
f 18
6 06
4 181 4 f I
I 4 98
4 12 4 "t
I 64 4 84,
4 w a e
4 87 4 86!
4 88 4 90
14 891
I 00
4 n
4 71
4 74
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stoc''
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha. fc-
bratKa. lor tweniy-lour hours endlni; ... -
o'clock p. m. November 6, li09.
RKCE1PTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H r'a.
C, M. A St. P 1
Union Pacific 44
O. 4 N. W east 1
C. & N. W., west 4
C, St. P., M. & O..
C, B. A Q., east....
C. B. tt W., west....
C, R. I. & P., east.
C, R. I. A P., west.
Chicago U. W
13
1
11
12
ToUl receipts 67 33 17 1
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 69 1 ....
Swift and Company 640 448 312
Cudahy Packing Co 321 881 1,756
Armour & Co 448 706 272
Krey Packing Co 236
Cudahy, St Paul 231
Omaha Co., Denver 91
W . B. Vansant Co S4
Hill & Son 171
F. B. Lewis 62
J. B. Root V Co 18
J. H. Bulla tl
L. F. Huss 28
McCreary & Carey 44
S. Werthelmer 204
H. P. Hamilton 28
M. Hagarty 11
Ie Rothschild 129
C, K. & 8 45
Other buyera 178 .... 1,647
Totals 1.4SS 2,270 6,125
CATTLfc Receipts of cattle were moder
ate for a Friday, only slxty-slx cars being
reported In. This leave the total recolpt
for the week to date almost 8,000 head
smaller than last week, but more than
twice a large a for the stun days last
year.
The supply of beef steer wa hardly
large enough to make a good test of values.
Still, what few there were, commanded
prices that looked about steady with yes
terday, or 10T15c higher on the good kinds
for the week.
Cow and heifers sold quite freely in
about yesterday' notches. The fact la
there has been very little change this week
tn the market for she stock, prlcea at the
present time being about on par with one
week ago.
What few feeders there were here com
manded steady prices, and the offering
for the most part changed bands in good
season, or as soon aa they could be sorted
out. The market for the week 1 generally
quoted a 10015a higher than last week's
close.
Quotation on cattle: Oood to chdlce
cornfed steer, t7.0CKS8.08; fair to good corn
fed steers, t6.00rCi7.00; common to fair corn
fed steers, 14.5041.00; good to choice range
steers. 15.26(2)6.25; fair to good range steers,
14.50' 5.00; common to fair range steers,
13 604.40; good to choice cornfed cow and
heifers, 14.00fc5.00; fair to good cornfed
cows and heifers. 13.2G.1j4.00; common to
fair cornfed cows and heifers, 32.0093 2.V,
good to choice range cows and heifer. 18 80
4.30; fair to good range cows and heifers,
3.?Wi3.85: common to fair range cows and
heifer, !3.2&i3 3): good to choice stocker
and feeders. !4.75fr5 ?S; fair to good Block
ers and feeders. 14 fOS-4.60; cmmon to fair
stocker snd feeders. 2 .7r?3.7R: stock heif
ers. tC.85ff3.75: veil calves, 13.5087.00; bulls,
stags, etc.. t?7rkff4 W).
Representative sale:
WESTERNS NKRRA8KA.
.r(m,iWffiirT'iiT',r ".ir .Vs. rrnj iy . ? aS.A'rffii'in.i.a sot varr, . .."nn-.ts'.
A
1
BETWEEN
and LiiignSi
EVERY DAY.
LEAVE UNION STATION
8:30 A. IV. .
1:20 F. IV1.
4:OfJ F. 1VI.
7:30 F. IV.
10:4J F. xt.
LEAVE LINCOLN
S:30 A. IV1.
lo:sr a. ivj.
2 :10 F. M.
4:OG F. M.
lO:SO F. IV1.
ALL CARRY STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS EQUIPMENT.
ii iBiiiniV ii
G. 8. PENTECOST, Div. Pass. Agt.
14th and Farnam Sts. OMAHA, NEB.
although buyers did not succeed In getting
quit that muoh oft In all otuioa. A con
siderable proportion of all the bog of do
slrable quality sold at and right around
J7.70, whereaa yesterday tha bulk of the
hog brought t7.'70&7.76. There wa noth
ing very choice such a wa her yesterday
to make a top.
Representative sales:
No.
It
48
41
t
10
f....
tl...
48 ...
41....
11....
At. Sb. rr.
...ml t t to
...an ...
...184 KM
...it to
...izt to
v.S4l ...
...167 ...
...K6 no
...444 W
.144
7 tr
7 T
I 70
7 W
7 1
T 10
t 70
t 70
1 70
No.
41 .
40..
71..
tt..
48..
41..
41..
..
61..
At.
.868
..IM
..Ml
..Ml
..in
.144
..VI
..141
..w
Bh. Pr. .
m in
i 40 7 70
.H IM
.. 7 70
.. 7 7IH
80 T 76
SO 7 11
tO T 71
140 t 7744
6 rows...
6 heifers.
7 hetfrrs,
23 pftWB...
16 cows. ..
11 ra'ves.
17 cows...
,.1"76
.. 811
.. 757
,.10 8
.. RS6
. 434
,. 870
R
1 freders..ll0
6 cows.
1 40
3 40
t M
8 65
3 35
4 76
2 66
O. Clifford Neb
6 cows. .
6 cows..
18 cows....
17 feeder.
17 calves..,
18 calves..,
938
746
1107
224
874
2 IS
2 95
8 20
4 60
t 50
4 20
902
S90
9 owa...
4 feeders
II COWB...
;0 cows. ..
1! calvs... Sft3
0 heifers... 52
6 calves.
13 calves.
812
624
9--S
903
874
to O. B. U rfdi. 4s
.l'SHean. ct. Iv 116... t
. r' ta cob. 4s V
s-1 Ftesdlng fen. 4s t
l'i2St. L. a B. f. fg 4a 444
.106 oo gen- 6a t
. 1i44 Bt. U K. W. c. 4s... 7744
. MS) do 1st sold 4s Hi
. 9KH ubnsr1 A. L 4s.
4s.
111. ten.
11.0. '
1st ref.
Oflered.
a Km s"'iio. ratirir
c. 4s. 77 do CT. 4s
82 do 1st ref. 4a
tO Bo. Rstlwsjr 6s
. sS do sn- 4
tm'l nlon Faclflc 4s..
N do ct. 4s
I'll, do 1st ref. 4a..
Mill. 8. Kuhror to ...
V. 8 Steel td ta. . .
,4Va-Csro. (hm. 6a
4 Viahakh 1st 5s
do 1st a ei. 4s...
ft, WVstem M1. 4s
IIS West. Klsc. cv. oe.
l..,i, W la Cenintl 4s
VI
.102 "4
.. V44
. .10-
.. al
..101
..Hi',
.. ;h
..IX,
.. 17 )i
.112
.. 74
ti4
.. 94
..
4s.
Kostoa SlooV aad Bond.
ROSTON. Nov. 5. Money, call loans.
4i",' pr cent; time loans. 4-tC14 pr cent.
Cloying (imitations on Htocka and bonds:
4:
2W
M
97"
847
P
11 steers.. ..W
7 cows 1042
4 fteer..
'It cows...
37 cows...
20 steers..
4 steers. .
2 cows...
28 heifer.
4 calves.
6 cows...
9 bulls...
4 40 11 cows.
890 9 60 1 feeder
SOt'TH DAKOTA.
941 3 40 11 cows..
25 14 cows..
8 00 14 feeders.. ir.3
60 23 heifers...
1 76 19 cows 943
8 25 37 cows 822
3 90 13 calves... 379
4 F0 6 calves... 458
Wagner H. D.
Or- 6 steers.. ..1144
3 45
Magnet S. D.
4 80 11 oows...
3 45
WYOMING.
. P49 3 40 21 cows...
A. Erdman Wyo.
.12"-2 IM 17 steers.
.12 4 ? 16 ste?rs.
.(40 8 26
O. 8 Ppaln Wvo.
.. (til 8 16 2 heifers
. 315 4 00 2 calves.
,,! !W 3 cows..,
.631 3 70
N. Engen Wyo.
2 90
2 60
S 00
1 40
4 76
3 40
8 30
3 00
t 40
3 90
4 60
.1169 t 80
736 2 5
.1515
.1300
.. 440
.. 108
..1000
R 25
4 85
8 28
t 00
1 60
Tt
S4
as
Otoaaa C. B Bu kjr. ceav 4 ser ..
Omens Water Co. ta. 14
Ontsi Water C. aa. .
Oroaua Wawr la at s(4 so
touik Osiaos Saerar Sa, 1'4 110
Sluus 'Hj mote lards pfd t see ... 8a
tvitt Co In
I Dion Stoc 4 Tarda. Omaha, I per a., r-
Mtsra racltle 4a, Itu t4
48
1"5
lmt
li4
t
lUUW
44
li
R
ts
1M44
a
VI
tu
latw
fa
t:sa
Treassry Stateaaeat.
WASHINGTON. Nov. (.-The condition
of th treaaury at the beginning ot buaineaa
today a as as follow:
Truat Kunda Ooin coin, ttftt MS.tMS; silver
dollars. t45l.71.0uu; allver dollar of lie).
M 02S OuO: silver certificate outstanding,
t47.710bO
Uueral Fund-atandard silver dollars In
Atrhlsoa ad. 4e..
do 4a
Atnlsn B ft---
n pf-i
IVietno Albanr
H.rn at Maine..
(t.Mtm Blcvaled .
KUrhburg pfd ...
t:nlon Paclfle ...
Ant. Arse. ( hem.
da pld
Am. Pneu. Tube..
Amor. usar
d.i pfd
Am. T a T
Araer. Woolen ...
do pfd
Pom. I B
Rensrsl Elet'llic .
Msm Bit' trie ...
do pfd
Mass Oss
Vnlted Fnllt . ..
t'aiuat B. si
do pfd
U B. Steal
do pfd
AdTentura
Alioon
Atr.BlgmBkate ....
U-diridena,
tt
Alisons Cnn
Alla!ili-
...Is1 Unite tTnalition .
.. HMCel & Arisen.
Cel. a Her la....
...1- Or.tenuial
...lt Copper Knnire ..
..-181 pair anal
...JOH Krar.kMn
... 4":r.by
...11 Ureeue Cananea
... Iiif horala
...W Msta Mmliif ...
...IMS UlrhliSB
...li-j Mohan
, ... 84 Nevada
. .. 0 Old Poialnion ..
... 4-4 p rrot
13 Qutnrr
....VtHSbsnaoa
... I'J44 Tsmaraik
... TUsirlnlty
...144 t'nlted copper .
... 1" V. S. Mining ...
... 4 I. B. Oil
... tl4 fish
...11 Victoria
.... 'HWtnoaa
.... tt WolT.Hna
.... IsltNorUl Butts ....
. .
. 11
. zHi
1' 1
. 4Wi
1
u
ii S'eers.... 78n 4 61
11 cows 1100 3 76
S. Pldes-Wyo.
24 cows t! 1 10 11 cows JV2
II. T. Church & Son Wyo.
89 Meets ...1019 4 75 6 st-er.v ...1048
Converse Cattle Co. Wyo.
11 feeders. .1118 5 00 feeders . .1121
Frontier Supplv Co. Wyo.
2'- feeders.. 1 ; 3 4 90 15 fders.. 8T.3
7 steers.... 12 6 00 4 steers... .107
fe ders.. K43 4 00 3 feeders.. W0
3i ci.ws 1i'!3 - 05 11 cov. s 945
F. Funkhouser Idaho.
17 fe. rters.. 8"8 40 1 cow 1340
3 feeiie.rs.. 623 3 60 4 cows 1013
1 cow U'O 3 00 1 bull 14-J0
William Hradshaw Idaho.
?2 feeders.. Ssj 4 50 1 cows 1000
11 cot 103" 3 to 1 cot !t:7)
3 f dPrs.. 7vl 3 60 1 cow !
1 bull 14) 3 16 1 hull 12M
A. 1. Donney Idaho.
15 steers.... 9-7 4 25 4 hellers... 957
Miimrord uros. Idaho.
T) steers
2) lelfer
L0 cows.
4
') fee,
8 heif-rs... 750 3 60
8 35
4 85
v
4 70
4 Si
4 05
t 00
4 00
1 30
3 00
s tn
3 (0
2 75
3 00
4 00
4 0
3 95
HHISUI' Th actual offerings today were
hardly sufficient to make a test of the
market Only about alxteen car were re
ceived and five ot these were consigned
dlraot to a packer. The balanoe sold
readily, however, at good, steady to strong
prices.
Except, on Monday, the trend of values
has been sharply higher In the killing
sheep branch of the trade each suooeed
Ing day. The proportion of fat stock was
by no means excessive and the demand
from packers has been especially urgent
for good fat lamb and deslrabla ewe
stuff. All kinds of fleshy gradea shared
In the general advanoe, however, and
found a broad outlet at the prices. The
Improvement in fat lambs is most ap
parent, current quotations ranging from
2oo to 60c higher than a week ago. The
better kinds of fat sheep are selling fully
a quarter higher than last Jtriaay, with
common and Inferior classes easily lie
hiaher.
While an equal degree or activity nas
featured the feeder trade throughout the
week, there ha been no very great change
so far as prices were concerned. "Mteauy
to strong" would Just about describe the
situation any day lately with prices on
suitable thin lambs and half-fat sheep
closing all the way up to loylic higher
than the end ot last week. Practically
everything has been sold on the day uf
arrival and Nebraska buyers have been
the leading market patron.
Quotations on tat sheep and lamb: Good
to cnuice lambs, St.7tU i.l6; 'air to good
lambs. tt.40at.75; good light yearlings, t.Oo
6.16; good heavy yearlings, t4.85j6.00; good
to choice wethers, 4.S.".(y4.CO; fair to good
wethers, 14.104.35; good to choice ewes,
14.10V4.30; fair to good ewes, 13.4) 4. 10; old
canner ewes, tl-00(&2.00.
Quotations on feeder .stock: Oood to
choice lambs, tS-OOdj 0; fair to good
lambs, t5.40f(43.O0; light yearlings. 26.t5.26;
heavy yearlings. t4 50tC.OC. j& wethers.
1415&4 40; good to choice ewes, 13.00 i 3. ',S;
breeding ewes, 13.75(5.60; yearling breeding
ewe. tT.6O.00.
Representative sale:
No.
Dakota yearllnes
Dakota yearlings
Dakota wethers
Dakota wethers
Dakota wethers
Dakota ewes
1.3;i5 Wyoming wethers, feeders.
lot! w yomlng ewes
538 Wyoming ewes, feeders
609 Nebraska lambs, feeders
1.775 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
lit Wyoming lambs, culls...
224 Wyoming ewes, feeders.
274 Wyoming ewes
119 Wyoming ewes
2W) Wyoming ewes
13 Wyoming yearllns
Z'i Wyoming lambs, feeders
fi"l Wyoming lambs, feedera
154 South Dakota lambs, feeder
?sft South De.kota lambs, feeders
:t)0 South Dakota lambs, feeders
2.M South Dakota ewes
41 South Dakota yearlluga,
feeders
202 South Dakota yearlings,
feeder
629 Wyoming lambs
ill Wyoming wethers
6) Nebraska lambs
24 Nebraska lambs
cows, tI.25i34J.26; heifers, 13.26tS6.60; bulls,
lJ.754ri.S6; calvoB, 13.60fe0.60.
HOUU Receipts, 9,000 head; market
steady to 5c lower; top, 17.85; bulk of sales,
t7.60tji7.fg; heavy, 17.7&i7.ll5; packers and
butchers, 17.70a7.85; light, 17.25rf7.72Vi; pigs,
tt.00lS7.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recetpts, 1,000
head; market steady to weak; lambs, 86 00
&7.15; yearlings, 15.20; wethers. It. 403 5.00;
ewes, 13. 904.60; stockers and feeders, 13.00
44.75.
St. Joseph Live St 00 It Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Nov. 6. CATTLE Ro
celpts, 1,500 head. Market steady; steers,
t4.50t&7.&0; cowa and heifers. t2.50(.4.U0;
calves, 13. 004(7.00.
HOGS Receipts. 4,500 head. Market
steady to 6c lower; top, 17.86; bulk of
sales. 17 60417 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,500
head. Market steady; lambs, H.50y7.26.
2,6 South
l.W South
627 South
1.S0 South
)2 South
1,4 South
Av.
. 77
. 77
. 97
. 96
. 84
. ?0
110
Uf7
61
63
45
lr3
113
112
112
92
89
73
41
62
52
91
Pr.
6 10
5 10
4 60
4 60
4 26
1 40
4 35
4 i"
8 60
21
6 25
00
4 85
4 35
4 35
4 35
6 25
6 25
7 00
6 40
10
ti 10
4 40
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6. COTTON Th
market opened Irregular at an advance of
11 point to a decline of 6 points, witn
business very active and excited aud with
fluctuations very erratic after the call.
There was an enormous general liquida
tion, but big southern bulls were heavy
buyers; there was spot house support and
the report of the National Olnnera' asso
ciation confirmed small crop views.
From the low point prices quickly Jumped
about 16 to 24 points, with the market sub
sequently very irregular, about 3 point
lower to 1 points net higher.
Futures opened easy. November, 14.269
14.85c; December, 14.50rul4.37o; January,
14.15K 14.42c; March, 14 &7&14.6oc; May. 14.73
(B 14.77c; June, 14.76c; July, 14.76c; August,
14.35c; September, 13.10o.
Futures Closed weak; November, N.lOc;
December, 14.30c; January, 14.40c; February,
14.60c; March, 14.00c; April, 14.66c; May,
14.70c; June, 14.71c; July, 14.71c; August,
14 15c; September, 12 99c; October, 13.40c.
Spot closed quiet at 2 points lower; mid
dlings uplands, 14.70c; middling gulf, 14.96c
Sales, 600 bales.
OALVESTON, Nov. 6. COTTON-Lower
at 14'tc
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. R.-COTTON
Spot, quiet; low ordinary, 10 11-1 6c, nominal;
rrdinary, 11 '40, nominal; good ordinary,
12 6-16c; strict good ordinary, 13 V; low
middling. 13 13-ltic; strict low middling,
14'mc; middling, 14c; strict middling. 14M,c;
good middling, HVTT.'rlct good middling,
14 13- 16c; middling fair, 14 15-16c; middling
fair to good, 15 6-16c.
ST. LOL1H. Nov. 6. COTTON 1,0 wr-r;
middling, 14 t,c; sales, none: receipt. 2.391
bales; shipments, l,i4 bales; stock, 23wdl
bales.
78 6 21
78
73
1"7
fi
6 20
7 00
4 o
7 00
7 00
..ll ;7 4 VI 14 steers.
.. I'M 20 24 cows....
..103 1 60
K. P. Wilson-Idaho.
?9 feelers.. s:0 4 40 6 fe tVrs.
l-OWf...
blnls...
. 8
. !.
. tf.
U
14
. ifS
. 1;,
. 44
. I
. T
.150
H4
W,3 1 70 3 cows.
15u0 1 10
T. W. Culvers-Idaho.
ers.. 9.6 4 50 48 cows...
1131
. 98
100
3 50
1 30
New York ktlalas Stack.
NEW YORK. Nov. t Closing quotations
n mining stock were as oiiows:
A lie 17t
braaswlck Coa 4
Com. Tannel Stook... tt
da beads 13
Coa. cal a Ta
Horn 8ilr St
Iron SUTer 1st
uttena,
L ..111. Coa.
Little t hief ..
Meateaa
On tart. ........
Orbir
Btardara
Jacket
. 1
. t
.116
.tut
. It
. 44
.It)
6 feedi rs.. 8-0 3 50 12 co
1 bull liso 8 10 I bull...
HOUS The situation
this morning was not
. 932 t 70
.1W) 3 27
.1490 1 00
In the hog division
01 ine kind neces
sary in make a satisfactory market. In the
first place, recelpta were too light to make
much cf a market, only thirty-five cars
being reported in, and, as a consequence,
interest among buyers was decidedly lark
ing. To make the situation atill worae,
early advices from Chicago all indicated
a break in prlcea at that point vtl h the
reault that buyers here all seemed to feel
that they were entitled to a considerable
concession. Most of them announced right
at the outset that they must buy hogs 6c
lower than yeaterday. At th same time
the light receipts encouraged salesmen
to hold on for steady or nearly ateady
prlcea. thus making the trade extremely
slow and dull throughout. Still the hogs
kept selling a few loads at a time, but a
price that were In most case 6c lower.
St. I.oals live Stock Market.
ST. LOt'IS. Nov. 6 CATTLE Receipts,
8.001) head, Including 1.900 Taxans. Market
xteitdy. Native shipping and tixport steers.
H ,",0,i7 .60: dressed beef and butcher steers.
t', .2,'.ri0; steers under l.OoO lbs., t3.7&or5.25;
stockers and feeders. t3.fiyfj6.0f); cows and
heifers, 13 26-117 00; t anners. 12 2Vd2.50; bulls,
1.5M4.00; t alves. t3 2-V(7.ti5. Tessa and In
dian steers, Wiit).40, cuws and heifers,
t- 26" 4 25.
HOtSS Receipts. 7.900 head. Market
strong. Pigs and llghtn. t5 76(j7 55; packers.
!7xjj7.85; butcher and best heavy, (t.'M'it
6 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, t.t")0
head Market 10c higher. Native muttons.
13 6W4 60;' lambs. 16.7r,ti7 60; culls and bucks,
12.6044 ; Blockers. 13 tKtS.75.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6Ooffee market for
futures opened barely steady, at a decline
of ft to 2 points In response to the decline
of franc in the French market, pri
vate cables reporting an Improvement In
the lirazillun nop outlook and European
selling. LochI bulls supported the near
months, Imparting a steady tone to tha
market nt the decline, but prlcea failed t J
rally and the market closed barely steady
at a net lovs of 6il0 points. Biles were
reported of 61 7tl hags, including Novem
ber and December at 6.25c; March, 4.35'd)
6.40c; May, t.Vn ) 60c ; July, t 50t&.65c, and
September. 6.5&C16 65c. The world'a visible
Hupply ahowed an Increase of about 875 0:0
bans fur the month of October, making the
visible supply as of November first 17.405.
796 bags, agalniit 11.362071 bags last year
and 16.K0O.1S4 bags two years ago. Spot
coffee, quiet; Rio. No. 7. SVifitSKc, nom'nil;
Suntos. No. 4, 8vtc; mild, quiet; Cordova,
KrllV.c. i
Btoax City Live tok Market.
SIOl'X CITY, la.. Nov. S.-(Sp-c1al Tele
gram.) CATTLE Reoe' pis, 4.00 head;
market active and steady.
HOGS Receipts. 1.700 head; market 5c
lower; range of price, 17.60tj7.;t; bulk of
sale. 17 .6Uj7.70.
ttaaaa City Live Block Market.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1 OuO head. Including 200 southerns;
market steady to 10c higher; export and
dressed beef steers. M6O9 00; fair to good.
14 T0tJ26; western steers m 'i6 40; Block
ers and feeders, tl twfl6.00; southern steer.
t4.2tj4.75; southern cows, Uoou4 00, native
Wool Market.
HOHTON. Nov. 6. WOOI Tha Commer
cial Bulletin of Boston will say of the wool
markets Saturday. Ruslriess of the week
Is only moderate, all gradea silling at
lilKliest rules. Worxted manufacturers aro
well supplied with wool, but carded wool 'n
makers are buying rtw material with In
creaHlng vigor. Mocks of di-slruble wools
are extremely low in all hou.". The ship
ments of wool from lloston to November
4. inclusive, were 224 679. 90s lbs., against
156 J13.KC8 lbs. for the same time last year.
The receipts to November 4, Inclusive,
were 375.796.628 Itis.. airtlnst 230,810. 2W lbs.
for Ihe t-nie period loot vear.
ST. LOC IS. Nov. C WOOL Quirt; ter
ritory and wesn-m mediums. 24'jyc; fin
medlumn, 2T?i2flc; fine. Hij.flc.
Isiar aad Molaaaea.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-SCUA R-Rw.
firm; fair refining. 3 9V; centrlf uv.-l. 98
teat. 4 30c Molannes suaar. 8.660. It-fined,
steady: No. . 4 K.c; No. 7. 4 fiOe; No. 8.
4 6U-; No. 9 I VV; No. 10. 4 45c; No. 11.
4 40c: No 12 4 3.V-; No 13, 4 Soc: 'o 14.
4 H0c; confectlotierK' A. 4."5o; mould A. 6 60c;
loaf, f, 9--.C; rrnshed, 6 sf.c: powdered,
cut
5.25c: granulated. 5 15c; cnhee. 6 4oo.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans, opon
kettle, food to rholce. 2v?t42c.
Oils rut Ha.nl a.
OIL CITY, Pa., Nov. 6 Oily Crrrtlt bal
ances, tl 53; runs. V'2 211 bhln ; average,
151.948 bb'a. ; shipments. 2,SUI hbla. ; aver
age. 193 3S bbls.
SAVANVAH. Oa.. Nov. 1. TCRPEN
TI N E Firm, 66c
RfiSIN Firm: R. 13 9fi: D tS.9fi; E. VSf
400; F. 139nl40O: 14 0O?l4 10; I f (.)
I 84 CO: K ''is": M, tfK; N, 1410; W. U..
H.40; W. W.,80.
