THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 7, 1900.
CPiiN AND PRODUCE MARKET
No Change in Wheat Situation, Bar
ring the Sharp Rally.
LATTER DUE TO WEAK SHORTS
Thf r (oirr P.nngh to Advance Val
fi Somewhat, bat on the Whole
. the Market Ilaa m Weak
Tane.
aylvania and other nearby firsts, free)
rase. iuc at mark. Penns Ivania current
receipt, free case JSTiJsc at mark;
CH EF.fR- rirm; New Tor full cream,
thole,,, ltixti 1 -c; New York full creama, fair
to good, lwolisio.
RW YORK OR KRAI. MARKET
OMAHA, Nov. , 19.
There wan practically no change In the
wheat situation torlay, barring a sharp
tally caused by weak ahnris. who covered
cnt.ugh to advance value some, but on
the whole tha market has a weak tone
owing to the alack demand and liberal
receipts.
Corn while unchanged la allowing signs
of weakening and feel the effecta of
l.'-HrlBh sentiment pending the issuance of
the government report next Monday.
Wheat was In good demand from th
tart and shorts were started to buying
when ail nrfHna hurt been readily ab
sorbed causing a -harp advance of lc
for the lJec emher option, which allowed
the moat strength.
Corn did not follow tha advance with
whet and cash corn waa only steady, of
ferings not being taken readily. The de
cline Is alow, but sentiment continues beare
Ish, and with favorable weathtr further
losses are probable.
Primary wheat recelpta were 1.17.000
bnahela and shipments wero IViO.OnO bushels,
aralnst recelpta last yeer of l,llf bush
els und shipments of 778, CO bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 842, iaM bush
els and shipments were 434 Ooo bushels,
against receipts last year of 270.000 bushel
and shipment of l'fT.UOO bushels.
Clearances were 11.U00 buhil of corn,
S.WW bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 452.IW) bushels.
Liverpool closed Vid lower to 'id higher
on wheat and unchanged on coin.
Local range of options:
Articles', Open. Hlgh. Low. Clos. Yes'y.
Wheat.
Iec...
May...
Corn
Dec... May...
Ob t
Dec...
May...
!.
2!"4ji
97
65i
,
6-.,
95
1
2
Ouaka Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. Wtcttl.01; NO.
I hard. l2'U6c: No. 4 hard, fc6'u.c; No
i spring. iw'uH wj; No. 1 spring,
rvo. 4 spring. Hfisoo.
COHN No. 2. oc; No. S, Mo; No. 4,
Wo; No. 2 yellow, Wtc; No. I yallow,
6t'iH'4c. No. 2 white, Mc; No. t white,
, HVaWic.
WATS- No. I mixed, 3mi37c; No. 8 yel
"jw. 2;ii:t7vc: No. a white. 374'h.t8c: No.
4 white, Si4j37Vp; standtird, S8H3'o.
HYK No. 2. rtxc; No. X. 07o.
Cat'lot Receipts.
; Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago 47 122 21
Minneapolis SM '
Omaha 32 IS SI
iJiiluth 307
ttaatatloas of the Dar ea Various
Cora awed I ties.
NEW YORK. Nov -FLOL'R-Rcelpts,
S1.IW bbls.; exports. 11 2s bbls. Market waa
unchanged and demand alow; Minnesota
patents, to.2S4iti.aO; winter atraights, tu l.'U
j..; Minnesota bakers. MS'Sat'. wlntct
extraa, 4 30q4 40; winter patents. .JMj&.75;
w.nter low gradea, t4yj1) Rye flour,
steady; fair to good, 4.9xi4B; choice to
ancy, U Vq K. Buckwheat flour, dull;
bulk, $2 ..W, nominal, per 100 lba.
CORN MEAL Barley ateady; fine white
and ye, low. Ileuty I.K; coarse. $1.40-1.46;
kiln dried. $3.46.
KYic lull; No. 2 western. &, nominal,
f. o. b. New York.
BAHLKY "teady; "feeding. 61fjfi3c, C. I. f.
New York.
WHEAT Recelpta. 129,900 bu.; exports,
W.fino mu. Spot market firm; No. 2 red.
I1.2M, asked, elevator. 11.21 fc, nominal, f. o.
b. attoat; No. 1 northern, Liuluth, $1.12,
f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard winter, II. HH.
nominal, f. o. b. afloat. After a steady,
but rather featureless, opening the w-heat
market gained strength gnd advanced a on
covering by shorts on reports of firmer
northwestern market and buying by prom
inent commission houses. The tone waa
firmer at TstiVc net advance) December
Closed at tl.lo't and May closed at fl.WVk.
CORN Receipts, 20.2W bu.; exports. 2.000
bu. 8pot market firm; No. 2. 7oe, elevator,
domestic, 70Hc delivered and 70"4tO f. o. b.
afloat; No. 2 yellow, 71 He, all nominal. The
option market waa without transactions,
closing unchanged. December closed at
tSVViC and May closed at te.
OAT S Receipts, 107, 5i bu.; exports, 1.000
bu. .spot market quiet; mixed, 2 to 32
its., nomlna,; natural white, 2 to 22 lbs.,
44J4tic; Clipped White, 24 to 42 lbs., ft-Vstf
H5.
HAY Steady; No. 8, eOjjgoc; good tu
choice, H3.
lilUES-Dull: Bogota. 21UtiZ2V4o; Central
America, i'inc.
LEATHER Steady; acid, 22tl4o.
PROY1810N8 Beef, quiet; family, $14 00
j 14.50; mesa, 11. Own 11 50; beef hams. U.OtXQ
2,'00, packet, 112 Oxp li.OO; city extra India
mesa, IJO.oOfi 22.00. Cut meats, ateady; pick
led bellies, S12.oOul4.25; pickled hams, I2 60
7113 00. Ird. steady; middle west, HS.lfctf
12. 2S; refined, strong; continent, $1H .HO;
Smith America, 114.25; compound, llO.Ovft
10.50. Pork, firm; family. 26.0ini 27.00; short
clear, S!4.rKti2ft 50; mesa, JiVTS'uttS OO.
TALLOW Julet; city, per package, 6Hc;
country, package free, tf9c.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 24
67c; Japan. 6Ht5o.
POULTRY Alive, steady; western chick
ens, lie; fowls, 14c; turkeys. 12ijirio.
Dress d. Irregular; western chickens, broil
ers. ir.fi 21c; fowls. 12'14c; turkavs, liTZlo.
BUTTER Firm; creamery specials, tic;
extras. Sic,
CHEESS Firm; unchanged; state full
cream specials, 17Vc.
EOOS Irregular; state. Pennsylvania and
nca yby hennery, brown, oM?42e: western
x ra firsts, 33(fKc; firsts, 2!)ViS32c; sec
ond8, l6i2o.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Money Outlook it Reiponiible for
Downward Tendency in Values.
PRESSURE ON PENNSYLVANIA
Sabataatlal Heoovery Late la th
eaalon Dae to Coverloa by
borta Road Market la
Irregalar.
fund. 2.64".r4: current liabilities. tU.OM.1;
working balance In treasury offices. I-'S-M7.1i4;
In hanks to crerlit of trensurer of
the United states. ,iS.21S.I."d : subsidiary
silver coin. 1 2'; minor coin, (mi.N;
total balance In general fund. t.2H.3.C.
(llUAtit) UKAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and I'loalngr
' Prlcea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6. Talk of probablo
falling off In the movement of wheat in
the United Htstes next week Inspired ac
tive buying of that grain on th Hoard of
Trade today, which resulted In a ma
terial advance, prices at the close showing
net gains of from c to le. Corn and
oats closed firm and provisions barely
steady.
Leading elevator Interests gave the wheat
market vigorous support and this brought
out active covering by shorts. Demand
wan chiefly for the December delivery and
the prlc of that option advanced . nearly
2d from the low point of the day. Th
upturn occurred during the final hour and
at the close prices were almost at tho top
notch. December closed at $1-03, after
ranging between tl.OlH and $1.0Si. Advices
from the west, northwest and southwest
predicting a llnhter movement from th
farms next week wire Influential factors
In starting the lute upturn.
The bulge in wheat caused moderate
firmness in corn during the late trading
and rvHulted in net gains of 'c to fi'.tC
at the clone.
Trading In oata was dull all day. At th
close prices were a shade lower to Ho
higher compared with yesterday's final
figures.
1'rovlulons closed Do higher to MiT'ic
lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
NEW YORK. Nov. ..-Misgiving over
the monev outlook were as much re
sponsible as anything for the downward
tfndt-ncy of prices of stocks today. The
fueling over the money Mtuation Is based
not so much on the actual tone of the
money market ns on the suspicion of tne
active measures necessary on the part of
ttio powerful capitalists to conserve such
a?e In money rates as has been accom
plished thus far. There has been. he
sides, an actual hardening of money rales
on time In the latter part of th week
and a resumption of active deniund for
loans for the shorter periods. The ex-t.-iitlve
shifting of credits from one quar
ter to anothei, either In this country or
to foreign monev markets, has relaxed
the fltuatlin more than once when It
ten. Jed to b-come stringent.
The perslstinoe of the great central
banks abroad In their policy of building
up resources threatens to restrict the field
of these ahiftlng operations. A 6 per cent
minimum discount rale, both by tne wanK
of England and the Imperial Bunk of
Germany, are under renewed discussion
and the result win ne uxeiy to ob m a
lodgement of credits on which the New-
York mnrket is relying to carry inrougu
ti e fall with ease.
The further piessure on Pennsylvania
toiay In connection with the offering of
new stoik at par was a factor In keeping
alive an uneasy feeling over money mar
ket resources. More considi ration was
given todav to the week's loss In cash
by the tankt Indicated by yesterday's pre
liminary estimates. There were premonlT
tlons also that tha loan Item of the forth
coming bank statement would show the
effect of the large recelpta of home-coming
s curltles from foreign market which
have to be financed on arrival here. Large
withdrawals of gold from the Bank or
England for shipment to Egypt empha
sised the impresFlon of the hardening of
the world's mony markets.
Block had a substantial recovery on
Vmft poverlnir Induced bv denials of posi
tive reports that an advance in me vj-i-man
bank rate on Monday had been al
ready dfte: mined on. The bank etaiement
a.iowd over SA0 .000 actual loss of cah
and the loan expansion served to swell
the deposit liabilities as well. The sur
plus ! reduced 8,S7S,Rfi0 by the average of
UMiit. ..,.
bonds were Irregular. Total sales, ar
value, 21,710,000. United States 2s have
declined H and the 3, common, and the
4s. registered, i per cent on call during
the week. ' .
t'oiiuuin were the sales and range of
prlcea on tha Stock exchange today:
Ssin. Mir. t-'io.
Kew Yark Moner Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1 MONEY On call,
nominal.
TIME 1XJANS Firm; sixty and ninety
days, 4 per cent; alx mcnths. 4Vitf4- per
cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PA PER-,yr.V,
per cent.
HTEKLI NO EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In hankers' bills at l4.B5i
4 WU6 for flu day bills and at 4 K713 for de
mand; commercial bllla. t K-'H'fi &V
SILVFR-Uar. fre; Mexican dollars. 43o
BON DS Government steudy; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows:
..I") tnt. Vet. IWt
..l Int. M. M. , ,i
.101 'Japan 4a
..WV, do if
. ll.AK. C. Ha lit Is
. .11L. g. deb. 4a
., I44r,. N. onl. 41
..UiM., K. T. 1st 4a.
I. .14H 0 g". 4W
.. lr Mo. Faclflr 4a
.UHN. R. R. Ot M 4Va.
. hS'N. T. C. I ....
.1 "do dab. 41
. 1U N. T . N. H. A H
.. M c. ta
.. t N. A W. lit 0. 41..
.. H do ct. 4
.. t No. Paoltia 4i
..15 ile is
..1WHO s. L. rtdg. aa ....
.. M Ffnn. ct, 3 H 1U .
..Il'il 4o ran. 4a
Cliaa. Ohio 4Ha... ;k Kaadlng pan. 4a
do tar. ( 7t. k t I f
Chleaito A. Sua.... "4 dD .n,
C. tl. Q. 1. 4 MS St L S. W. a. 4a... T7
do in. 4a do 1st sold 4a ta
C. M A S. P. I. MSoatKMird A. U U ...
C , H. I. A P. o. 4s.. 77V fo. Pacific col. . . . VI
da ml. ta H do cv. 4i l'H
do Iff 4a 90 do 1st ret. 4 M.
Colo. Ind. la u to. luilwar H .1'H
I Mid. tj do Iran 4a si
(. S. r. a. 4 Via. raUnlon Paelflc 4s. ...14
V. t. raf Is, rf
do couson
I. S. Is, rag
do coupon
V. 8. 4a. rag
do coupon
Allll-(-hl. lat 5s...
Am. AR. 6e
Am. T. 4 T. 4a
Am Tobacco 4s
do 6
Armour 4V t"o. 4HS.
Atctdroa (an. 4a....
do ct. 4a
At. C. L. 1st 4s.....
Dal. Ohio 4a.....
ii 3Hi
do K. W. ....
Brk. Tr. t. 4a
tan. ot Oa. is
On. Lsathsr Is.....
t'. of N. i. s.
MS
''4
T8
4S
s.i
.M
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.
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... t
4a. 4V
WEATHER IS THO GRAIN BELT
Fair nadar and Sllgktlr Cooler la
tbe Predletloa.
OMAHA, Nov. , 1B09.
Light and scattered showers occurred
within the last twnty-four hours In the
lower lake region, the upper Ohio and
lower Mu-slsslppl valleys, and light ralna
were general on the Pacific slope Rains
continue, at points 1n Idaho and California
and generally cloudy weather prevails on
the Pacific slope and In the extreme north
west this morning. The weather la gen
erslly fair everywhere east of tha Rocky
mountains, and the outlook Is favorable
for continued fair In this vicinity tonight
and Sunday with slightly cooler tonight
and cooler Sunday. No Important change
In temperature lias occurred In any Section
since the preceding report, except that it
is generally cooler In the extreme north
west.
R cord of temperature and nreclBltatlon
compared with the corresponding day of
tne last inree years:
100. 19fl. 1907. 190.
Minimum temperature ... 64 44 41 SO
Precipitation 00 .06 .00 .07
Normal temperature for today, 42 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
1.4X Inches. . . : i
Deficiency correanondlna- cerlod In 1MM.
2.62 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907.
.4t inches,
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
I) H. ct. 4a.
D. R O. 4,
do ret. &s..
PltULsri' U
Erla p. 1. 4s.
do nan. 4s.
do i-T. 4a,
do serlas H
Oen. Klcc. cv
111
.10i"s 4 41 llfv'4
, MVs do lat a raf. 4s.... I7'
. 3Vfci. a. Rubber Sa Ms
. T4'1' d ta I7S4
. 14 w sbaan lat M Ill
. li4 do 1st A ai. 4a 1s
. SlvtWertern Md. 4a MH
. 71 HWast. Klac. CT. sa. . . . PA
.lurtWls. Caalltl is i
OMAHA LIVE STOCii MARKET
Western Beeyei and Feeding Cattle
Higher for the Week.
HOGS STEADY WITH A WIEK AGO
Good Fat I.amba TvBty-Flv4 to
Fifty lllaber and UonH Fat
theesi qmrtrr lllaber Than ,
Week Ago.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. , U09.
Cattle. Hogs, fiheep.
...10ST7 W. H9
... .1 lo
... 4.tf.7 1 449 1 8.H47
... 4 4.700 18 (
... l,77ti 2.W3 2.874
... 393 J.toT)
Receipts were:
Ofnciaf Monday ....
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .,
Official Friday
Estimate Saturday ,
Six days thia week....2.724 19.29J
Same daya last week. . . .Pt.2) 17.8'-'l R4.M0
Same days 2 weeks ago. 88. 1" W.2''l
Same days 2 weeks sgo.36.8Jn 18,730 170. W
Same days 4 weeks ago.4l.Of7 24.74W 1M.2i.
Same daya last year....lZ! 24.M1 2.12
The following table ahows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared wltn
year: lfJ9. IteOet Inc. Deo,
Cattle 37.6.4 WM.02 71.W4
Hogs l,14.0bU 2.071.812 157,772
Sheep I,i9,784 1,811,227 118.2S7
Tha following table showa the average
price ot hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, vtlih comparisons:
Date.
1809. l!X.lOT.r906.lOl. 11904. 1190!.
I. i a
too
, 6l)
tin)
too
too
t.40)
2
M, 100
Ai tlcleH.I Open Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
t , ,
Wheat I I
Dec. 1 01HV4! 1 03'! 1 01S 1 01 1 0l
May 1 0ni,-2l 1 W!k 1 01i, 1 02 1 01
July 9'. 96i 96 954,
t.'orn I i
Dec. DS'j, rH 58V 68
May fil'.iti 'j bo's 00 WHfi0lH "i
July 69?, 00 6t 00 6j'gH
Oats I
Dec. S8H7J39 29V4 3SV .19
May 41V"i'H 41 41i41S((i
July 29 f 3J 9, IWliiiH
Pork '
Jan. 20 20 20 20 20 074 20 12H 20 07H
May 19 80 19 80 19 1ST 19 70 19 70
Lara
Nov.' 12 80 U K74 12 75 12 75 12 70
Jan. 11 774 11 90 11 724 11 75 11 75
May U I7VI 11 274 11 274 U SO 11 36
Ribs
Jan. 10 90 10 274 10 30 10 20 10 274
May 19 274l 10 274 10 224 10 224 10 274
4t
4I4
75 '4
78S
4H
15H
24
10J
1.500
mo ui
"i.iio ii
1.200 4H4
14.IM) ut ut
tOO . 1M I'M 1(
17H
600 lltH 115 I1
M
1.900 V
ma
2,000 4
6,00)
100
100
47
uHt
4,000 1I4 151
41H4 50
b hi
sot, mt
7!4
l.SOO 144H 144i 144 4
900 i.ltl 211 il
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clash quotations were as follows:
.FLOUR Firm; winter patents, $5.35a6.80;
winter Straights, 24 6(6 46: spring straights,
4.7ri'u4.9; bakera, t2.2ma.20.
Rfh-No. 2. 734&74c.
UAKLKY Feud or mixing, 52y55c; fair to
choice malting. 6tuo6c.
SEEDS Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $1.64;
No. 1 northwestern, tl.74. Timothy, IS.1&.
Clover. t9.5tS 14.00.
PROVlSloNS-Mess pork, per bbl.. $23.75
4U4 0U. l-aid. per 100 lbs., tn.oo. Short ribs,
ihides (loose), f lO.TT-tf ll.OU. Short clear sides
-y'oxed), tHOOfuli ai.
Total clearances of wheat and flour Were
eo.ual to 4:.2.U00 hu. Primary receipts were
' 1.11(1,000 bu . compared with 1.149,0m bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
F.atimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
3 cars; coin. 169 cars; oats, 10 cars; hogs,
12.0W) head.
Chlcggo) Cash Prices Wheat: No. I red
11.170 MS; No. t red. tl.OUUl W; No. S hard,
tl. 04&1.U6; No. 2 hard. II.UW1I.QJ4; No. 1
northern spring, fl.Otti l.tsJ; No. 5 spring
tl.04djri.0S. Corn: No. 2 cssh, 62jiti24c; No.
2 cash. 624c; No. t ynllow, 1134c; No. I yel
low, 634c- Oats: No. 2 while &44j44c;
No. white, 87394c; standard, SvYtl'
400.
HOTTER Steady; creameries, 24e4c;
dalrlM, WJc
EGGS Steady ; receipts 5 414 oases; at
mark, raaea Included, 2o4ti264c; first, 27c;
prime rirsis, ac.
CH KF8B Firm; daisies. Itlfjlutic; twins
l.Vloo; young Americas, lofllb'-.c; long
horns. 154 1ac.
POI LTRV Firm; turkeys. He; chickens.
l?u.c! springs. 134e.
VEAL Steady; 60 to SO lb. vus.. 7tf74c;
M to 86 lb. wts.. 7 Vtil So ; K to 110 lb. wis.,
7i 11c.
Keoelpts Today: Wheat, 47 cars; corn,
I'.'l cars: oata, 21 cars. Estimated Mon
day: Wheat. 62 cars; coin, 179 cars; oats,
164 cars.
St. I.aals General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. . WHEAT Futures
Steady; traok, No. t red, oaah, l.ltJM 20;
No. 2 hard, tl. 033 1.08; December, tl.OS,
1.03Ti; May. i.044l.044.
CORN Firm; track. No. I cash, tlHUJ
Mc; December. 57HO; May, 614W04o; No.
2 white. 614c.
OATS Futures weak; cash firm; track,
No. 2 cash, 3!4c; December, SSHc; May,
414c: No. 2 white, 42c.
RYEt Nomina): 160.
FLOUR Steady : red winter patents. 25.50
j.80; extra fancy and alright, t4. 90S6.40;
hard winter clears, 23.8Ofj'4.40. .
SEEI-Tlmothy, t"5iJ.60.
CORNMEAIr-ta.10.
BRAN Weak; Backed, east track. 11.00
(91.02.
HAY Firm; timothy, 212-00&ll.00; prairle,
til 00.W12.50.
BAGGING 6 9-lc.
HEMP TWINE 74c
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
t240t). Lurd. higher; prime steam, 12.tiH(
12 70. Dry salt meats, steady: boxed extra
shorts. 111.874: clear ribs. ill. 874: short
clears, tJ2.124. Bacon, steady; boxed extra
short, 112.874; clear ribs, $12,874; short
clears, 113.124
POULTRY Firm; chickens. 4o; . spring,
114c: turkeys. 16a; ducks, 114c; geese, tc.
BUTTER Steady ; creamery, 2tH(31e.
EUGS-Steady at 244c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 9.0UO 7,700
Wheat, bu 107.000 ,2.4iO
Corn, bu 62,(M) 20.500
Oats, bu 41,600 60,600
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. . WHEAT Un
changed to lc higher; No. 2 hard, 99el
11.00; No. S. 97cf$l.02; No. 2 red, tl.l2l.l;
No. 3. tl.10ifil.14.
CORN enchanted; No. mixed. 574c;
No. 574c; No. 2 white, 60c; No. 3, 60c.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 404(42c;
No. i mixed, 39i40c.
RYE 72c.
HA Y-Unchanged; choice tlmolhv, 212.00
?I2 60; choice prairie, $9.269.60; choice al
falfa, IH. 76616.75.
BUTTER creamery extraa. 20c; firsts,
28c; seconds, 2Cc; packing stock, 22c.
EOGS Extraa, 87c; firsts, 25 40; seconds
and dirties, 20c; current receipts, 244c;
southerns, loss off, 14c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 14. GO 62.000
Corn, bu 24.000 60,000
Oats, bu 21.0U0 12.0U0
Options at Kansas City.
100
1,700
100
24
4?
200 103
10 14H M.'.Ci 14f4
1(10 UK US' 1U
4. S00 li 1H'4 li
Articles.
I Open. I High. I Low. j Close.
Allls-Chalmers pld ..
Amalfamatad t'opper
Americas Afrlcuilural
Am. Beat lunar
Am. Can p(d
Am. C. r
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. A L prd
Am. Ice 8ecurltlas
American Llnaesd
American Locomotive
Am. 9. A R
Am. 8 R pfd
Am. Kuiir Ratinlng
Am. T. a T
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Oo
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantic CoaM Una
Btltlmor at Ohio
Dal. A Ohio ptd
Balhtahsm Steal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paciflt
Oentrsl Laatbar
Central Laatbar pfd ,
Central ot New Jersey
Cherapeeke Ohio
Chicago S Alton
Chicago Great Western ctrs
Culcaio sV N. W
C. M. A St. P
C. C, C. St. U
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A Bo
Oolo. at So. 1st pfd
Colo. So. -ed pld
Consolidated Una
Corn Producte
Delaware a Hudson
Denver A Rio (Jrande....
D. A R. 0. pfd
blstlllers' Securities ....
Erie
Erie let pfd
Krle 2d pfd
General Electric
Ureat Northern prd.......
Great Northern Ore ctfs..
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester .
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas Ctty So
K. C. So. pfd
Louisville a N
Minn. A St. Louie
M., St. P. 8. S. M...
Mleeourl Pacific
M., K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd
National illacult
National Lead
N. R. R. ot M. let pfd..
New York Central
N. T., O. A W
Norfolk A
North American
Northern Pacific-
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P., C. C. A St. L.
Preaeed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring. ...
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel ptd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L. A S. r. (d pfd...
St. Louie S. W
St. L. 8 W. pfd
Sloes-Sheffield S. A I...
Southern Psclflc
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneeiee Copper
Texaa A Paelflc
T., St. U a W
T.. St. L. A W. pfd
Union Pacific
I nion Pacific pfd
V. S. Realty
V. 8. Rubber
I'. S. Steel
V. B. Steel prd
t'teh Copper
Vs. -Carolina ChcmlcaIN .
Wabeeh
Weba4i prd
Western Maryland ctrs.
Weetinghouie Electric .
Western tnton
Wheeling A L. E
Wtaoenein Oentral
Total sale for Ike day, 4OT,) shares.
6414
V
4
47
14 4
77
484
'iis
M
71t
111
6:i4,
4H
4
l?4
144
II
44
1
4
in
1324
148. 14et
KM
S44
474 4.4
Can. lat r. 4s. it
Clearlas; Houc Rank Statement
NEW YORK. Nov. 6. The statement of
clearing house banks for tha week, (five
days) ahowtj that the banks sold $5,042,675
more than tha requirements of the 26 per
cent reserve fund. This Is a decrease of
$8,867,250 In the proportionate cash reserve
as compared with last week.
Tha statsment follows:
Decrease.
I-nans $1,244, 974,400 IS.OiW.eoO
Deposits 1,241 4'0.f.nt 7.44" 20)
Circulation 63.278 800 113 TO)
Legal tender 08.630 400 1 623 60'')
Specie 246.877 "0 4.482 20)
Reeerve S15.4O7.700 7.006.700
Reserve required 8lO.Sfi5.125 I.Rfil.fiM
Surplus 6,042.675 i !T7 260
Ex IT. 8. deposits.... 6,449,229 S.ITS.sSJ
'Increase.
Tho percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house banks today wss 25 48.
Tho statement of banks and trust com
panies of Greater New York not reporting to
the clearing houae ahowa that these Insti
tutions have aggregate deposits of $1,272,046,
200; total caah on hand $146,617,600, and loans
amounting to $1,200,810,900.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
.ov.
i ov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
It..
28..
a. .
21..
1..
2...
...
4...
6...
6..,
7 69 I 6 64 6 46 t 1 4 94 6 0S 6 26
7 64', 6 Wj 13 4 hb, 6 0l 6 IK
7 674 6 67 5 65 4 92 4 9J I 06
7 6041 6 bv, 6 48 15 4 981 4 Cl
7 Utrfcl 6 W $ 64. t tli 4 l I 4 9t
6 k I 5 69 U2 4 92 4 92, 4 ,
7 T2 , I 5 61j l 4 M, 4 94,
7 6. 41 6 72! 5 t, loi 4 !M 4 94 1 6 00
7 6S't 6 801 I 6 07 4 SJ 4 86 1 4 87
7 T.i 6 M: t 2 14 4 W)! 4 ,
7 7tw 5 5 391 5 9"! I 4 6 4 71
. 7 6J4, 5 79 o 1S 5 4 S7 I 4 .J
eutlet fully sdequats to receipts. Every
thing has been selling at good strong fig
ures, ss compared with those of the pre
vious dsv and quotations on the more suit
able kinds of thin lamhs and half-fat cheep
are about lonilfW- higher than last Friday,
yoofailons on fat sheep and Iambs: Oood
to choice lambs. $ IVu M6; fair to gwd
lamhs. $. 40r T . g.Mid light veartlnes, .s HO
f. 2..; good hesvy yearlings, U V.a.VOo; good
to choice wethers. $4 Vt74 CO; fnlr to good
wethers, $4 HUM 36; good to rhoice ewes,
$4 1004.30: fair to good ewes, t3 90jJ4.10; old
dinner ernes. tltX7j3 0fj
Quotstlons on feeder stock: Oood 19
rhoice lambs, tfa3,V4A; fair to good
lambs, $5-4Xr); light yearling. $R0f1?5.r8;
henvy yearlings. $4 wvf p; jld wethers,
$4 fV4 40; good to choice ewes. $$ 0O-d9 7$;
breeding ewes. $.1.76JJ8 60; yearling breeding
ewes. $5.50Q.C
ft. I,oalaLlTe Stock Market.
PT. LOUIS, Nov. 6 CATTLE Receipts,
2 .W head. Including 2 000 Texins; mitk't
steady; native shipping and export steers.
t't.MVff? 50: dressed beef and butcher steers
$S 50; steers under 1 000 pounds, f S "htsf
6 2T: stockers and feeders. $2 50(66 01): cows
and heifers, $8.2MrrY00; canners. $2 2Mr2 FO;
hulls. $2 5Oti4.00; calves. $6 fcMJI.f: Texas
and Indlnn steers, $S.60&.40; cows and
hetf-rs. $2 2fvfr4 rr,.
HOOR Receipts, 2 500 head; mark Re
higher: pigs and lights. $5 00717.75: pac--e,
$7 70ir7.96; butchers and best heavy, 8 Off
8 15. v
,'HEFP AND LA MRS Receipts, 1W)
heart: market steadv: native muttons. $S.tn
4 50: lambs $S.7r.f6 7V colls and bucks, $2.50
fj4.2T; stockers, H.0frfS.76.
aioaa City Live Stock Market
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Nov. . (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 100 hesd; mar
ket nominal.
Jtons Recelnts. 1000 head: market
steady; range of prices, $7.90'o7.75; bulk of
sales, $1.bbiii.70.
stock In Sight
Receipts of live stock at the six prin-
Sunday.
ftHfeltkttt find dlwnfinltlon of live Stor'
the Union Stock Yards, bouth Omaha, Iter
brasha, lor ivtm-iuur nuuis etiu.ue -O'clock
p. m. November 6, 1.0M.
RECEIPTS.
C, M. A St. P
wabash
Missouri 1'actflo
Union Paclflo
C. 4 N. W., eaKt
ot N. V.. west
O., Kt. P., Ai. dt o...
C, U. & Q., east
C, li. tc W., west
C, It. 1. Ac P., west.
Illinois Central
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha S'f, 2 4Vi
Sioux Cltv 100 2000
St. Joserh l.om 3.700
K ansae City t.000 J.OOrt
St. Louis 2.V0 3, .SCO 150
Chicago t.900 11,000 11.600
Totals 7.795 2o,600 11.650
Hows Stands
94 144
74
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21
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7
a '
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ns
7
20
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94
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47
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1)4, 1!14
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47H
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47
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too 1114
It. too :ts
t 15
SO 5114
soo aa
too 44
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t.inO 1V4
000 534
WS
lu
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434
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14
61
2
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161 lt.2'4
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7U4- tDIti
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74 74
13S
44 S
74
44
it
Mlnarapolla t.rala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 1WII RAT De
cember, $1.00Sul.0O to tl.OuH: Mu v. 11 (13
' gt Til.OSMi. cash: No 1 hard, $1 tM'tgLW";
f No. 1 northern. tl.02V111.li2V No. 2 north
ern, ti tOHtil OO7,; No. i northern, t&co 11.00.
r LAX -$1.99.
COHN No. 3 yellow. 67Va''iMe.
. OATH Nit. 3 white, Z.r,c.
HYK-No. 3. 7titiSc.
H RAN In IO0 Iti. Backs. $19 05
I'lAit'R-First patents. U 2tj5 30: second
paierts. $500416 10; fust cleme. tl.3Sit4.W;
second ch ars, $3.10433 30.
I.lveraool Urala and Provtaloas.
LI VKRroOL. Nov. S.-WH KAT-ttpo.
firm; No. 2 red. western, wlnirr, 7a V1
Futures, easy; December, 7s 9A.d- March
Ts 7'.d: May. 7s -,d. ' Mrcn'
COKN-Spot. eu; new. American.
nuxeu, via uaiveaion, a. 1 uturrs
lrceniber, 6s JVid.
qule;;
feorla tirala Market.
PKORIA. Nov. t CORN-Strons: No t
yellow. Jc, old; new. Stc; No. 3. 62c, old;
tVic, new; No. 4 new, 6c; no grade, new'
6orfi2c.
OATS Steady; standard 40,c; No. I
white TV,c
Ikllaelkla Pretsre Market.
PliVfADKLPHlA. Nov. RUTTER
Doll, extra western creamery, Usee; extra
nesrhv prints. SSc
EGUS Firm and to good demand; Petin-
Wheat
December May
Corn
December May
S7H
W 9H
6"H $7
69V9 69
74
6h!
60VJ
6T4
5S4
Toledo teed Market.
TOLEIVl. O. Nov. SKEDrJ Clover.
cash, $8 7V November. $8 47H; December,
$N.75; March, $S 9o. Timothy, prime. $1 So.
l.txiti vg" isH
KM &6'i U
l.4i)0 IMS 1344s mit
100 44 4Ct 44
US 944 (k'l
iuo ns 7
I.IOJ 14H4 14S 14S
2.U0U 44 42 44
14.10) 141:44 141U 14144
00 11J4 11314 11144
IHU
1.SS0 US IS bIS
1114
4014
41. 163 14 1414 1U44
tM S 4744 4 in
I'O YM 106V
4.100 4014 3lf M
l.aoo ) 144 to
1.800
1.01O
so
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tow wte l ea
too loS 36 '4
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6K) Tle 7014
45.100 20344 '1 'J
l.uuO 104 10314 lot
fS
M
W S
Loral 6-ecantlea.
Uootatlons furnished by Samuel Burns.
jr., 614 New York Life building:
ni. AikM.
City of Omaha 414s, 1927 10414 107
Cudahr Packing Co tS 100
Columbus, Neb., E. L. la. list 9414 M
Cltliene- 0. A H., Waterloo. I........ 1S M
Independent Tel. Is. Omaha 90 29
International Con. Co It 41
Laclede O. l. Oo. 5a, 14 mi jot
Kansas CIIt R. A L. pfd. 5 per c 81 ?
Nibraska Tel. Stock, t per cent 4914 10014
Omaha Gee. 1414. t per cent 104 10414
Omaha Oas Is. 191' II
Omaha k. L. A P. it 1933 Vlt l'Wie
Omaha E. L. A T. yti... 99 94
Omaha A C. B. St. R)r. ta. 14tt M14 100
Omaha C. B. St. Rr. te. 114 ion 101
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. pfd 6 per c... tilt,
Omaha A C. B. St. R. com. t per e... 70 14
Omaha Water Oo. ta, 1M4 94 941
Omaha Water Co. ee. llt S91A oou
Omaha Water Co. 1st ptd w His
gouts omana sewer 41s, 1S!4 Iff) 14 101
Slowx city suxk arc a ptd per a... u
Swift A Co lot
I'nion Stock Tarda. Omaha, f per ... tilt
Waiters Pactfla sa, leal 94
10a It
H!4
MIS
ITaw York Mlmlaa Itooka.
NEW YORK. Nov. , Closing Quotations
en mining stocxs were as roiiows:
Alice 100 iyeadTllle Con
iBrunswIck Con t Little Chief t
Com. Tunnel Stock... II Mexican 126
do bonds S Ontario toO
Con. cel. A Va 10 Ophlr lto
Horn Silver 70 standard 49
Iron Sover ..........lti Yellow Jacket 76
Ottered.
OMAHA QfCNBltAla MARKET.
"0 4014
tl.eOO 9144
9a) 117
109 M
900 tl44
109 S
t,4) (144
KI S444
10W S414
9U0 18
'"ioo '0044
49 4144
044 II
IMI4 12614
60 4444
494
1944
to
til 14
II
'to
44
1944
M
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ns
V
fw
Alslke, prime, $7.95; November,
cember. $7.96; March, HOC.
$75; De-
Dalatk tirala Market.
DULUTH. Nov. 4. WHEAT No. 1 north
ern. $l (L,St; No. I northern, $1 0OV; Decem
ber. 9!ilc: May. $1.03.
OATS-aoVi'aJ7Vtc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1 MET A 1.8 The
usual Saturday situation obtained In the
metal markets in the absence of exchangee
Slid prices were nominal. Tin Is quoted at
$oa37i4.h3S 624. Lake copper Is quoted by
local dealeri at $13. Otft 13.124, : electrolytic
at tl27:1287V caatlng, 112 2 It $ 12 76. Lead
la reported easy at t437!AT4.42Vs; speller
nominal, at $4.46 asked. Iron remains
steadv: northern, $13.6019.50; southern,
$18 rl9.7.
8T. LOUIS. Nov. METALS Lead,
firm at $4 27H Spelter, dull at $6 25.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. t. COFFEE Fut urea
closed steady net unchanged to 10 points
higher. Sales were reported to 25 230 bugs.
Including November ai S.SOo; December,
I March. 4oc: May. srK efte: July,
4 Hoe; tleptember. 4finfco fput gulet; No.
T Rio, R4"oSc nominal; No. I 8anloa. k4C;
mild, ruler. Cordova. XjllHc.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. l-WH EAT No. 1
northern. II 0bl; No. t northern, tl 04; De
cember. 1 OS.
OATS 41 ti 42c.
BARLKY Samples. Ml)57Hc.
Undoa Stook Market.
LONDON, Nov. 8. American securities
crpened stesdy hers today, but aagged later
In anticipation of a poor New York bank
statement. A slight hardening occiirr-d
later and the market closed quietly steady,
a fraction either side of parity. Amalga
mated Copper was firm.
Ioiidon closing sUm ks:
Consols, money t24t Uiulivilie A N 167
do account I 44 VI., K. T
Amsl. Copper N. T C.ntral nrv,
Anaconda '4 Norfolk A W
Atrhiaon IMS do pfd
o pia in. Is Ontario A W
Baltimore Ohio. . . 1!4 Peona)lvanla 144
anadlan Pacific ISK'4 Hand Ulnae tt,
c!.eeuteae A 0 91 Heating un,
Chleeao O. W M Soeltiern Mr
Chi., Mil. A St. P...lt;v do pfd 7114
Ie Been 11 Southirn Pi Iflc I1314
IienTir A Rio O 4914 1 10 oil Piclflc :u4
do ptd lev, do pfd loew
Erll 14141' S. Steal 1V
de let pfd 4t do ptd mis
do 2d ptd 40 1 Wabash w
Grand Trunk t, do ptd m,
Illinois nentral lid Spen'.ah ts a"
tSILVLR Har. ateady at 23 6-16d per oa
MONEY I',n4 per cent.
The late of discount In the open market
for short bills is 4!t per cent; for three
months' bills, 4i 111-14 per tent.
Bask tlearlags.
OMAHA. Nov. 4 -Bank clearings for to
day were t2.398 ;4.96 and for the corres
ponding date last year $1,177,152,21.
19 9
...t 2.867 209.61
... 2 941 026 62
... 8.f4.27 98
... 2.5M2HS00
... 2 572.614 94
... 2.3 4.71,4 9.-.
If yo- ai,o anything to sell cr trad
nd want luck aotloa. advertUe It In Th
IVee Want A4. Columns.
1308.
t I 129.3!'l 0)
1.0. 9 3M 71
1 801.077.22
1.666.3ir,.j
l.JiW 043 e4
1 777,li221
Staple aid Fancy Prodnee Prices For
nlshed by Bayers and Wkoleaalera.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
the retail trad In 1-1 b. oartona. S2o: No.
1, In 60.1b. tubs. UHo; No. 2, In 1-lb. car
tons, SOc; In flO-lb. tubs, 29 Wc; packing
stock, 2214a; rarrcy dairy, tubs, 24o. Mar
ket changes every Tuesday.
EGGS Fresh selling stcok, candled, 23c.
POULTRY Dressed broilers. 23c: sDrlnns
14c; hens 14c; cocks, 10c; ducks, 15a; geese,
14c; turkeys, Zbc; pigeons, per aox., II. Us.
Alive, broilers un4er 2 pounds, 16c; over
i pounds, loftc; hens, i0V4c; cocks, e'.fcc;
ducks, full feathered, 10c; geese, full
feathered, 7c; turkeys, under 10 pounds. 15c:
over 10 pounds, 18c; gulna fowls, $2.50 per
dox., pigeons, Sou per dox.
OYSTERS Selects, small cans, 25c; large
40c; gallons, $1.9U; New York counts, small.
33c; large, 46c; gallon, 22.00; Baltimore,
standards, small, 2c; large, 36c; gallon.
$1.40.
fish Fresh caught, almost all ire
dressed: Halibut, 12'413c; buffalo, 8c; trout.
loo; buuneans, 14c; catfish, 110; orappies.
sunnan, suisc; Diack pass, auc; wniteiian,
lc; pike, 12c; salmon, 13a; pickerel. Ho;
frog legs, 46o. Fresh frozen whlteflsh. No.
1, 11c; pickerel, dressed and headless, 9;
pike, dressed, 12c; redsnappers, 13c; Span
ish mackerel, 19c: native mackerel, eric.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 ribs, 19c; No. 2 ribs,
12c; No. i ribs. 714c; No. 1 loin, SOc; No,
lulu, liWo: No. i loin. Kite; No. 1 chuck,
61t; No. I chuck, 4vtc; No. 2 chuck, 4Vo;
No. 1 round, ItVsc; No. 2 ruund. ovc; No,
6c; No. 1 plate, aVsc; No. 2 piaie, 2vc; No.
plate. JMiO.
FRU1 iti Oranges, Valencia seedless, 94
to 2eo sixes, $3.7; Florida, all sises, $3.26
Lemons, California fancy, Vr box, $o.6u
California, extra fancy, trt.OU; extra
fancy pears, fail Variety, $2.M); pouches
Colorado freestones, extras, per box,
90c; grapes, Tokays, $1.60; New York,
extra fancy pears, full varieties, $2.60
peaches. Colorado freestones, extras, pe
box, ink.-; grapes, Tokays. $1.60; New York,
per 7 -U. basket, 21c, prunes. Italian, per
crate. 21.26: cantaloupea. Colorado itocky
ford, standard sixes 46 melons, $2.26; pony
size, 64 melons, $1.76; apples, home grown
cooking, per bu. basket. 7oc: per mark
I .. . L. ... , " . T, V-v... .. A In hl.l.
$5.(10; California bellflowers, rer box, $1.66
Colorado box Jonathans, extra choice, e'.bU
extra fancy, $3.00; western Ben Davis, in
bbls., $3.60; Vt Ineaaps, In bbls., $4.00; quinces
California, per box, $l.sa; graie iruit. 1 10
rlda. bi to C4 sites. 16 oU; caiirornia. 4,
and 64 slses, $4 60 to $..00; cranbernes, Capu
Cod. per bbl., $7 00; per box. $2.60, dates,
Anchor brand. 30-lb. pkgs. In box. per box
9-.0U: llallowo en dates, due ai.out .Novein
V... 1 ....... IK f 1 , f. 1. Trfk ..liM
5c slse. In box, $1.8o; cider, Netisnk., per
keg, IZ.9U.
KGETARLE8 Irish potatoes, per bu
lUii bt'jc ; Virginia sweets, per bbl., $.50Q2 76;
Wisconsin cabbsge. per lb., lVic; radishes,
hot house, per dos. bunches. 35c; extra
fancy letuce per dos., tic; fancy home
grown parsley, per dos. bunches, $c:
unions, red and yellow, In sacks, per lb.,
lc; Spanish onions, per crste, $160; fancy
Florida eng plant, dos. $1.25; tomatoes,
fancy home grown, per market basket, 60c;
string and wax beans, per market basket,
$1.00; ce!ery, Michigan, per doz. bunches,
2.7c; Colorado, per IS-lb. bunch. 75c; mam
moth western, per dos. bunches, KT.c; cu
cumbers, hot house, per dos., $126nl50;
rutsbagas. Canada, per lb, ltc; horse
radish. 2 dos. In case. $190; walnuts, black,
per lb.. 2'4c; California No. 1, per lb., 13c;
California No. 10c; garlic, extra fancy
white, per lb., 10c; red. per lb.. 12c.
HIDES No. 1 green. 13c; No. 1 currd,
tic.
Cattle. Hogs.
2
1
1 1
6 17
1 2
9
1 4
1 3
I 8
1
2
...... U 60
Cattle. Hogs.
bM
.... 89 647
.... 4 L299
.... ... 902
109
132
.... 70
.... 126
.... 77
.... 12
.... 3
.... IS
6
.... 4ti 8.7
Total receipts
.DiSPOsrilOiM.
Omaha Packing Co
swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
8chwartx-Bolen Co
Cudahy Bros
Cudahy, from Kan. City
Omaha, from Denver
Omaha, from country
riiu dt Son
MoCreary & Carey
Lee Rothschild
Other buyers
Totals
CATTLE ReeelDts of cattle this morning
were small, there not being enough on sale
to have any lnflum.ee on values The re
ceipts for the week foot up 28,700 head,
snowing a (ailing off of about 2,buu neau
as complied wlm last week, but showing
gain of about lR.Htxi head as coinpareu
with the sums week a year ago.
Kecaiuia of oomfed cattle have bean
very moderate all the week, It being still
early In the season to expect very much
of a run ot that kind ot cattle. What tew
good beevea have put in an appearance
nave told very readily at prices as high
aa have prevailed any time this season.
un tne other hand there has Deen quite a
sprinkling of warmed-up or half-fat oorn-
leas mat coming into direct compemion
with range cattle have met with rathsr
slow rale at uneven prlaf. The tact is
with cattle of that desertion It has been
largely a matter of selling at the best bids
obtainable and letting it go at that. The
supply of range beeves has rapidly de
creased as compared win previous weens,
showing that the range season la rapldiy
drawing toward a oloea. The demand for
all desirable killers of that description hss
been very good throughout the weeg and
at the clone prices are ICK41I60 higher thau
one week ago
Cows and heifers have sold fairly well
all the week, there 'being a good demand
and a fair movement. Still prices have
snowed comparatively little cnange, the
market at the cloae or the wean oeing just
about where It was one week ago.
A veiv aatisfaciory trade in Blockers and
feeders has ruled throughout the week.
in supply and demand nave been about
equal and good kinds have been free sell
ers every day at firm prices. At the close
It is safe to quote the market low 16c higher
than one week ago, with the trade In a
good healthy condition.
(Quotations on cattle: uooo 10 cnoiue
corn ft d steers, $7.26'ue.tXl; fair to good Corn-
fed steers. Id. 20(0.7. 25; common to lair coin-
fed sieei'd, t4.b0u9.25; good to choice range
steers, $5.25U6.26; fair to good range steers,
t4.6iu6.2o; common to fair range steers
$J.You4.60; good to choice cornted cows and
hellers, n.oiyo.w; iuir 10 goou cornieu
tows and heuers, $3.2oru4.uu; common to
talr cornied cows and nsifers, r2.2oiu3.26;
good 10 eholcti rang cows ana heifers,
J.siil aj; tan- to good range cows and
lit ire. a. i3.;uuii.K; common 10 rair range
vows aud helieis, $2.2&'tf3.2o; good 10 cuotc
Blockers and feeuera. $4.60uo.2o; fair to
goou Blockers and feeders, $J.toro4.5o; com
mon to lair siocaers aim teeuere, c'.'a&l
$.60; stock hellers. $2.9oti3.75; veal calves,
3-"ij i'-oo, bulls, stags, sic, t2.7L)'u4.W.
lluus .mere waa not enougu ouaiige in
ths hog market this morning as compared
with yesterday to talk about. The general
run of hugs having quality and some
weight sold at $7.70, the same as yesterday,
It being a good deal of an old time one
price market, and it was very hard to get
above that figure for anything regardiuss
01 how good it might be. On the other
hand, light hogs lacking in quality sold at
$7.biVi and under, tne same as yesteiuay.
While the trade was slow In getting
started, there was an active movement
when once underway and everything had
changed hands by 10 o'clock.
Receipts of hogs this week show a gain
of about 1.600 head as compared with last
week, but a falling off of about t.tiuO head
as compared with the same week a year
ago. The market during the week has
not shown very much change, prices hav
ing fluctuated slightly, 60 up or 6c down,
and at the close ot the week hogs are soil
ing Just about where they wsr one week
ago.
Representative sales;
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6 COTTON The
market opened unsettled at an advance of
5ft 17 points on the active months In re
sponse to the cables, but t points lower on
September under continued liquidation.
There was considerable support at the
start owing to bullish week-end statement,
but the market soon weakened under gen-i
eral selling, attributed to reports from
esstern sections of the belt of a slack spot
demsnd. Prices during the middle of tho
morning were only 2 to t points net higher
on the active months.
Futures opened firm: November, 14.2oe,
offered; December, 14 29c: January, 14.4he;
March, 14.76c; May, J4 85o; July. 14 96c;
August, 14.23o; September, 12.044,12.96c;
October. 12 26a.
GALVESTON. Nov. 6. COTTON Steady
at 1440. ' . .
ST. LOUIB, NOV. S. 4J4J I 1 (JIM lower;
middling. l4Vc: sales, none: receipts, 180.
bales; shipments, 697 bales; stock, 24,631
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. . COTTON-Spot,
quiet; prices 4 points higher; American
middling fair, 7.99c; good middling, 7.75c;
middling, 7.H.1C; low middling, 7.63c; good
ordinary. 7.27c; ordinary, 1.0'ie. The sales of
the day were 12.000 balea, of which 600 were
for speculation and export and Include 1L
400 American.
ALLEGED BANK
SWINDLER ARRESTED
Ilenrr O. West Wanted at Davenport
la., and Hereral Otker Cities,
Cnplared at Ch lea pro.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5 Henry O. West, an
alleged former convict, was arrested hers
today on the charge of being ths leader
of a gang of bank swindlers who havs
obtained mors than .25,000 from banks In
Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, Florida, New
York, Wisconsin, South Carolina and
Canada. His arrest led to the discovery
that he had been leading a double life his
wife and many of his friends thinking he
was a traveling salesman employed by an
eaatern hardware company.
1 It is likely West will b taken to Daven
port, la., for the first trial, as he Is said
to have swindled the Iowa National bank
of that olty out of t80. West and four
companions are said to have been operat
ing since last March, when they were in
Florida.
Ten weeks ago while working In tit.
Joseph, Mo., West and his companions are
said to have swindled eleven banks In one
day, getting about 2500 from each bank.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Nov. 6. Eleven 8t.
Joseph banks wers swindled out of about
$500 each by two men, who said they were
from Ht. Louis and had Just disposed of
their business Interests there. They made
small deposits In each, a few days later
they deposited forged checks on ths Third
National bank of St. Louis, and then with
draw their deposits on checks. A reward
of $5,000 was offered for the capture of the
men. The local batiks were swindled
August 23.
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last year.
Treasarr Statement.
WASHINGTON. Nov. .-The oondltjon of
the treaaury St the beginning of business
today was as follows: TruM funds Gold
coin. t74 262.n; silver dollars. $477.201.);
silver dollars of 1M90. $4 (v aj; ivr certifi
cates) outstanding, t4n7.2ul.0o9. General
f und Standard silver dullais in geneial
tl,l4. 516.10 tll.092. 935.11
over the corresponding week
$4.9W1..V0 98.
Standard H educe Refined Oil.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6 The Standard OH
company today announced a ten-point re
duction In the price of refined oil. a fol
lows: Refined, In cases. 19 45 cents; ie
fined. In tanks, 4 55 cents; standard whlir.
4 0.". cents. The company also reduced the
pile of crude oil five points to 1 4H cents.
l.o an and lit est wood.
LOGAN, la.. Nov. 1 (Special.) An In
teresting foul ball gam net ween the Logan
High school and Glenwood lllali achool
haa been set dos n on the docket for Satur
day afternoon, November 6, at Logan. As
both teams, hsvs been victorious in many
hard fought battles up to dale, a large
atieudauo is anticipated Saturday.
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CASH AND J30NDS STOLEN
Maaked Bandit Blows Safe In Home
of Scantier Ranler at Bar-Una-ton,
N. J.
BURLINGTON, N. J.. Nov. 5. -Cash and
bonds amounting to nearly $10,000 were
stolen from the home of Schuyler Ranter,
aged 72 years, by a masked bandit late to
day. Although the Ranler home is less
than half a mile from ths Florence post
office, ths robber, after locking ths aged
farmer's housekeeper In her room, blew
ths safe with dynamite, hastily gathered
ths contents and departed without leaving
a trace of his ts hereabouts.
Mrs. Jane Nlckson, an aged woman, ths
only occupant of the house at the time. Is
'In a critical condition tonight from shock
and a struggls with ths bandit.
Tonight A possa la searching for ths
robber.
ELLIOTT, GENERAL ATTORNEY
Tyxidall Man Removed from Rate for
United States Senator by
Tkls Appointment.
ABERDEEN, fl. D.. Nov. t.-(Speclal)-It
was snnounced In Aberdeen today that
James D. Elliott of Tyndall, formerly
United States district attorney, had so
cepted the tender of tbe position of gen
eral attorney for tha Milwaukee Railroad
company for tha states of Nortn and South
Dakota, with headquarters In Aberdeen.
Th appointment of Elliott sets at rest
a rumor that he will enter the lists as an
opponent of .Senator Robert J. Gamble
when th latter come up for re-election
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bltbhl'-'lmte were no sheep of conse
quence received thle morning us is usually
tne case on Miluruay, aud me market rc
inaineu lioininany steady.
Volume ot lecelp.s nils week has busn
notably liberal lot in, eeuxon of I he ,ai.
In fact, the range nun tnieiit instead 01
Subsiding lias exceedtd that of lust Meek
by about lo.o.u hcuu. In toe neigiiborhood
of 80.UU0 head were received tin week as
compaied with 64 900 head the' previous
week, and ii.Jfi head for th same wuek
of laat year.
The weK opined with a decidedly bear
ish tone to killing stock and prices sufltred
more or less on all kunls of fat sheep and
lambs. On Tuexday. however, the market
rallied sharply and Improvement has fea
tured the trad each succeeding day. The
tlumand for fat lambs lias been espoclslly
broad and ths better clashes were eagerly
sought at all times. ("orient prices on
young killers range from 2:"nfi0c higher
than last Friday. The belter kinds of fat
sheep sre closing fully a quarti r hiKher
than a week ago Willi common and Inferior
classes right around 1..C higher.
Nebraska haa been a libeial patron of
the feeder mantel lately, and, while Dure
has been no startling advance In prices.
tbe Inquiry has been very ectly and th
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