Nebraska Newspapers

    THi; ItKK: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, NOV EM HER 10. 1DO0.
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CRMS AND PRODUCE MARIET
Firm Cable Reports" from Liverpool
Hurried Shorts to Cover.
at mark;
cast-ii, ;ilc
f ror rases, Jic,
fr" caws, 27 oi
INDICATIONS TOWARD REACTION
nianri for H(
lliior Rill
S CH
Tene tlnod Ie
frem F.Ieator
la Drlir-
In
Hill),
waiby firMs. fr-c case. rCc,
current rt c ipt. In leturnnOI'
at mark; western first".
t m.u-k: current rwipl",
at mark.
'II KLSL Firm; New Turk full Cream,
choice, 17c; fair to good. 11 V 'c.
NKW 1IIIIK l,KKHtl, MAHKKT
A arlnaa
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Volnme of Trading Diminishes Be
cause of Rise in Call Loan Rate.
OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. 9. VA.
Firmer Livepool cabb :artcd shorts
covering and caused a shaip upturn In
wheat values. Klavator roi.rprtu were In
Iti'. market f f.r uhlAt Allfl all active CaSO
drmatiH riavalnned Thn short interest
rar.lHlu hulnv Hmirint. however
will, continued liberal receipt', reactions
are espeeted. . , . . ,
Corn showed a better tone with wheal
and lata seller of yesterday were )'l"
back the short sales. The cash demand
waa not Improved. .
Wheat was strong- P" better cables, and
food demand from elevator houses. Ke
celpta contlnun liberal, and when this tem
porary demand haa been supplied, values
should recede. .
Corn was firm and higher, with the
strength In wheat and light receipt. Local
rash demand waa better at advanced val
ues Wet weather la delaying the new crop
movement, and the light offerings are
easily taken .ere of.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.318.000
bushels suid shipments were W onn bushels,
against ieeiirts last venr of 1 212.000 bushels
and ahlpmenta of o,0ii0 bushels.
Primary corn receipt were 4:w.i) bushels
and shipment were 246.000 bushels, against
receipts last year of 3.OW bushels and
ahlpmenta of 225.000 bushels.
Clearances were 40.000 bushels of corn,
none of cats, and. wheat and flour equal
tn ftsl Hlialiala
I.lva'rnool elided UWtiil higher Oil wheat
and 4d lower on corny
Local ranga of options:
Artlcles. Opfcn
t-
Wheat.
leo...,
May...
Corn
f Ieo...,
i May...
' Oats
Pec... May..
High. Low. Close. Yes' jr.
i ,
9CV4 9.u 96'4 ''Hi
SIS' 97'i 96Ms C71
85" t 65 57,i
W 674, 56
' S7 W S7
3D). 3W"4 3PHi SSHi
SM7'
55
50
3H
Omaha. Cash Prices.
Cash prlcea at Omaha Tuesday:
VHEAT-Ko. 1 hard. fiocm 1 1 o0 ; No.
.'"...-jt a-y;.o- TOn a hard SOfil'jlc: NO.
spring. W'uft.OO; No. 2 spring, Wi! 97c ; No.
4 spring, NwiWa. .'.,..
CORN-No. 2. B7c; No. , f.7Vc; No-lviii,-ri5ts;o:
No. 2 yellow. BTVc; No. S yellow.
fi7y,o; No. 2 white, 5ic; No. S whlto, SRi.tfc.
MTy Mrt X In IM tMfl.tlC. i- U. jci-
-? 874-S:!7'V,c; No. 3 white. 37c; No. 4
White, tffi.lTSaC. standard oats. .c
RYE No. A &i!c;- No. S. 6iJ(6iHc
fartot Rrcrtpts.
' Wheat. Corn. Outs.
-!,..,., , H 223 2-11
i-n
Minneapolis
( Hnalia
Iuluth
CHICAGO GRAIN A.D
403
13
314
" rnovisioxs
Qaotatlnaa of the Kay
Commodities.
NF.W YORK. Nov. 9 -FLorU-Hecclpts. I
42.647 bhls.; exports. 11.22:1 libls.. Market
'I ii ier and urn liHhK' d; Minnesota pat' nts.
s 3T.v.'; winter Btralghls. ST. bU
v.ji. Minnesota bakers. $4iij4H(); winlei
extras, M3o,i4W; winter patents. S-V3fi'o &.TG :
winter low giades. 4 2iu4 7U Rye flour,
steady; fair to good. $Wn4.2f.; choice to
fancy, U Liei 4..ifl. Ilucknheat flour, dull;
bulk. J&:i, nominal, per Jo0 lbs.
COHN.MKAL steady; fina white and
yellow, si.5Wjil.66; coarse. 1.4Au 1 4.".; kiln
dried. $3.4...
KYL Meady; No. t western, Vc,
nominal, f. o. b, New York.
liA RLE Y Steady; feedlnu. CHilBc. c. I. f.
New York.
WH FAT Receipts. 172. 000 bu.: spot mar
ket strong; No. 2 red. 11.27. nominal,
elevator; No. 2 red. 11.224, nominal, to
arrive, f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern
!uluth. SI 12V nominal, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 2 hard winter. $1.17. nominal, f. o.
b., afloat. Higher cables, firmer cash
markets and hi live bidding on the part
of shorts sent wheat prlr.s up nearly 2c
a bushel, Willi a moderately active trade.
Export sales of eighty loads were re-
polled and the maiKet cloced firm at a
net advance of l'alir. leceinber. $1,10 7-16(1
1.121. closed at $1.U:'4; May, $l.WVtil.lOS-lH,
closd at Sl.10'4.
CORN Reieint.s. 4.510 bu.: exports. 2.2O0
bu .: snot market firm: No. 2. 70Wc. elevator
domestic; 71c. delivered, and 71c, f. o. b.,
aflnHt; No. 2 yellow. 72c. all nominal.
Option market was without transaction
closing at a net advance of 14'&Sc. Oecem-
ber i osod at Kit: Mav closea at Mc.
OATS HecoiDlM. 215.400 bu ; spot market
steady; mixed. 26 to 32 lbs., nominal
natural white, 2(1 to 32 lhn.. 44Vi4tic;
Cliuued while. 34 to 42 lbs.. tbViiMbVc
HOI'H lianv; male, common to choice.
l!r.. .I 'jj.i'e; 1 H)S. Ifia20c; Pacific coast, ltmv,
2ul2Ji': 1'iCK. 17'n'22e.'
HAY Firm; No. 1, MKoVk-; good to
choice. !fc.
HIDES Firm; Ruiiota, 21'45j22S4c; Central
America. 22'i22'Te.
LKATIIF.H Firm: acid. 22''j30c.
PROVISIONS He'f, firm; family, $11.00
(fi It. CO, mead, lUViill.Oo: bef liains. 2i.tw.f
2..0O; packet. $l2.0.u 12.50; city extra I.idu
mess. SAI.kii 22.1X1. Cut moats, uteady; pick
led bellies. $i3.r'iH20; pickled hams, $12.R0
i 13.00. Lard, easy; iniddle .west, $13.15
il3.2."i; refined, steudy; continent, $13.50;
Sniilli Amcjica, $14. 25; ' compound. $10.0J'u
12.X. Pork, firm; family, $2il.00a 27.00; short
clenr. $21.;u-.fi0; mess, $25.75' 26 .00.
TALLOW Firm; city, per package, 6-Sc;
country, package free, tViiSc.
RICK Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 24
'i7e; ,(Hill, t.4'uic. - '
lil'TTUR Unsettled and lower; creamery
specials. 31c; extras. 30c; third to first. 2ft?
2S'4c process. fc'iVt.'a 29c; western factory,
24 (72.": Imitation, creamery, 2H427c.
CHKKsR-Firrii; ate, full oream, spc
clls, 16-'i'ul7Ho; state, full cream. Septem
ber, fancy. IGHjc; state, full cream, Octo
ber, best, luc; state, full cream, common to
good, HMi'Tflac; skims, full to special, &)
140. -
HOOS-Steady; refrigerator, fancy,
251ic.
1'Ol'LTRY Pressed", qiilet; weetorn chick
ens, broilers. 1.VQ21C; fowls. 12trl4c; turkeys,
17f4i21c. '
WEAT11KH - iTJ 'ritK I1IS BELT
MARKET WEAK LATE IN DAY
Profeaalonal Operators Hellene that
Klnanrlal Ponrra Have Ordered
Period of Quietude Honda
are Irrraular.
Kmal Cllf It U. ffil. ( j.r t. ;
Nohritka Tel. Slorx. pr rr ro4 )1"H
Omaha :. ltl. I r mi I"t 1"
Oiniht G. M. 1
CmiM k t. A P la 1SJ rH
Omaha g. L. a P fli at M
Omaha C. R. St Rr. (a. Hfl H 1
On.aha A r. B St. H 5 . 1!M4 )" 101
Omaha H St. Rr. pld lr o .. w
'miaha r B St R. rnm. 4 T ... 14
Omaha Water Cv a, lf4 M HH
Omaha W'atrr O. 6a. li Ni4 )"
Omaha Walar Co. .at pf4...l 1 St'
u'h Omaha fumtr 4Hl. 1 4 111
fiiui Chr Stock Yarda rt4 per a... M
Iwltt To li 104j
I nlon St.irk Tarda. Omaba, I aar e... l1
Weatera Pacific v 1I3J
Feat area of the Trading; and Cloalng;
PrlceaJ. on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9. Argentine advices
and a marked falling off In the movement
In the southwest prompted urgent buying
of wheat here today, resulting in net gains
at the close of T4'o2o. - Coarse- grains and
provision alio closed firm.
Rhorts wero active bidders for December
-wheat and that option displayed relatively
greater strength than the more dlHtant
month, the range on the nearby delivery
being between $1.02V and $1.04Val.04'4. The
market closed with prices almost at the
top, final quotations on December being
$1 04A. Combined receipts today at Kau
nas City and St. Louis were naarly lOO.OUO
bu. lesa than the figures for the corre
sponding day last week and country offer
ings In the aouthwest wera reported ex
tremely light The movement; In the north
west, on tha- other hand, continued on a
liberal acale. but the large receipts aeemed
to have little'' effect on the market here.
The corn market was firm. .The market
closed stronfc- at almnr-llVt hitch point
of the, dav, final qootatlona showing net
gains of Wna to ,H!c. "
Oats ruled firm alt day, Prlcea at the
close were up 14 to Vii 'i1'.
Provisions were firm. Prlee at the close
were Bo lower to 124c higher.
Tha leading futures ranged as follows: -
NKW YORK, Nov. . I 'ratings In mocks
diminished s gnlflcanily tuiiay to the ac
companiment of a sustRiiua higher rate
lor citll loans in tne money maiKet. It is
t lU'. in luc financial powers ai e agreed
that ' 1 1 ul 1 1 i i n b are not proiitous for pUBIi-
ii. K specuiat i e operaaons In stcuiluea.
niie mm liu ' eviilence of the heavily
congealed operations for the purpose ot
chuinlng the maiket into activity, which
have been a feature of stock market deal
ing! fur many- weeks past.
it la the contention of the professional
operiitors that a period ot quieiude is de
signed by the finaiiclhl powers which have
foMercd the prolonged speculative rise In
the market. For this purpose, repressive
measures appear upon signs of any con
siderable movement in el; her diiection. An
advance in prices develops Felling orders
on nn upward acale, which early discour
aged attempts to advance prices. Any
considerable decline In prices, on the othtr
hand, uncovers orders to buy at each mc-
cessive downward stage. 1 he effect Is to
hold prices In equilibrum and to discourage
the purely trading operations, which ie
based on ths chance of w:de and sudden
fluctuations In either direction.
More attention was given today to money
market developments than to the stock
market. The further rise In the sterling
exchange rats at Paris pointed to a movu-
mcnt of capital from Paris to London
which is helping to revive the situation at
the latter point.
The continued demand for foreign ex
change here kept alive the supposition that
additional gold shipments might be com
manded by London, although none was
announced. In view of the slender pro
portions of the bank surplus reserve shown
bv the Saturday bank statement, the op
eratlon or these various forces or aepietion
disinclined speculative borrowers to extend
their obligations to the money market.
Yesterday's reports of large buying of
copper for export had lost their effect on
the copper Industrials, and the general
market lucked that sustaining Influence.
The persistent pressure on Pennsylvania
since the announcement of stock subscrip
tion rights to stockholders makes a bad
augury for the reception to the tender to
further efforts to raise capital, which will
be required In large amounts In the near
future. New Y'ork Central moved In sym
pathy with Pennsylvania. It was not until
late In the day that the dragging tendency
of tho market turned Into positive weak
ness, when the money rate ran up to 64
per cent.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales par
value. $3,518,000. United Stntes bonds were
unchanged on call.
Sales and range of
exchange today were
New York Money Market.
NF.W YORK. Nov. 9 MONEY On call.
strong and higher; 441154 per cent; ruling
rate. 44 per cent; closing bid. S per cent:
offered at u' per cent. Time loans, strong;
sixty das and ninety days, 6 per cent; six
months. 4;fca per cent.
PR I AI i: M KRCANTI LE PAPFR 5tfi"4
per cent.
STF.RI.INil EXP1IA NI1E Faalor. with
actual business In hankers' bills at $4St'!
4 for slxty-dav bills and at $4 h7?F for
demand. Commercial bills. $42Vi4.yi.
S1LVKR Par. 60c; Mexican dollars. 43c.
ROM pS Government, steadv: railroad.
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows:
t. c. lt
..VI lntr.-M.
,..1'H4 IMer.- M.
..II1 '.lapsn 4 .
. . lli. Jsan 4Ha
. K. C. P 1st 8a ....
6a MS U s 1i-W 4a. 1BS1
..li2 L. N nn. 4s....
l4a M . K. T 1t 4a
r s.
V. 8
Iff. J.
coupon . . .
S. reg
coupon . .
rem
rr. 4a...
4t
M. 4a.
V. 3. 4s. reg
ilo pfvipon
Allla-Chalmera lat
Amrr. Aart. 5a
Ar T. T. CT.
Amer. Tobacco 4a..
dn 4a
Armour A Co. 44a.
Atohlaon fan. 4a....
do
. 71 H
.
. US
, 74
. M
4
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Half Fat Cornier! Steers Week and
Others Steady.
HOGS STRONG TO FIVE HIGHER
Sheep and Lambi, Both Fat Klnda aad
I'eedera, Sell la About Monday's
Notrhea. hat Trade la Not
So Brisk.
SOt'TH OMAHA, Neb., Nor. S.
RecelDls were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday 11 304
Lstlmate Tuesday 4 M0
t )
4.00
9 4f.4
S.S20
Two dav Inst wrek....l:VPtM .9" t7.7TJ
Kum. H.v. I. at n n.V llOX S M W f,77
Fame days t weeks ago..l.17S W4 12 .079
S:-rne davs 3 weeks ago..ii.;.u " u.;
fams dava 4 weeks a go.. 17 4.r.; S.M
Same days la-st year 1S.P-2 ,W Sl..-!
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at Smith Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year- ism. 1 Inc. Pec.
Cattle 9-3 41 974 ln T?.n
Tf,,ir 19M9S4 2.C1.B37 lflO o63
ISh-n 1.9:.41 1227 l.OU
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omha Tor the last
several days, with comparisons:
S steers.... 7! 4 V) S row 101 tt J
Scows 3 ' row 771 2
F. Nelson Colo
19 feelera.. S''3 4 10 13 feeders.. 1067 I V. .
H heifers... 2 sO 10 cow l J
S calves.... 278 4 SB
HtHlS Prices paid for hog this morning
ranged all thw wav from atrong to e
higher than yesterday, or. to put HI an
other way, the market was generally ?4'
higher than yesterday. The general run
of good hogs sold at and right around
$7 90. as against ST.TMi 7.774 yesterday,
while the best heavy hogs mild on up as
high as $7 W). which was the top, as against
$7.85 yesterday. Lighter begs, on the other
hand, sold from li.MI down, according to
weight and quality. The trade was rrason
ably active at the advance noted and all
early arrival changed hands In very good
season In the morning. It might be
summed up as a good, healthy and entirely
satisfactory market so far as selling In
terests were concerned.
County Must Pay
Mooted Bonds
do CT. lis
A. C. U lt 4s.
B. n. 4a
do !
B. O. 0. W.
m do sn. 4Hs Hav
loo1 Mo. I'arJMc 4a v(
. MS N. Rr. M. 4a W-4
N. V. C. n. Itta. . KUi
US oo 4tD. 4s j
....11PV, N Y. . N. II altl ta.lfl
.... r. N. W. lrt con. 4a W
19 do ov. 4 .11044
a Nonharn Pacific 4.lt
sv,a i"4 do It 72
BrixiVlrn T. ct. 4a . H o. g. u rf
Onlral of Oa. 6a . :iH Pnn. or. 3-,
tntral Ieathr Sa... PS do con. 4s...
4a
VIS
Il4.
Date. 1909. 190R.'1.190S.1B. 1904. 11903.
f . R. R. N. J .ie Rfiadlr (en 4
C. Ac O. 44 1'S4 g. L. ft 8. P. If- 4s M
do rf. fa l'TW do ran. fia yo
T. A. 3M a 7SH m. U W con. 4 77 4
C, B 4 Q. Jt. 4... Pf. do lat gold 4a ... tH
4o gn. 4s 'S, A. L. 4 1
C, M. a St. . I 1H " So Pacific col. 4a... H4
C. R. 1. P. col. 4a 77 do cv. 4a... Hum
do fia SJ S. P. R. K. 1st r. 4a D4H
do Rr. rf(. 4 4a go. Railway ba liw't
Colo. Inil. irfi l:l do gan. 4a..... Si
Colo. Midland 4i .. mi t'nlon rai lflc cv. 4a . 1 1 4 4
I', a- S rat. t a. 44 do lat and ret. 4a.. 74
PAH. cv. 4b 1014 r. Rubbnr U44
D. A R O. 4.... 4 T. . gleet 2J 6a... l'X.',
do rcf. h 7a Va.-rT: Cbrm. 5a. 7
niallllera 5a 76 Webaah. 1st r 113
Eria prior lien 4s... M do lat nit rr. 4a. Tlri
do r-n. 4a 7E4 Wealcrn Md. 4r 34
do cr. 4a, aerlea A an Wert. Klac. cv. 5a.. 4
do c. 4a. aerlaa B. '"W w la. Oalral 4s m
"i'.n. ice. CT. ba..l?o
Bid. otttna.
Oct. 90...
Oct. SI...
Nov. 1
Nov. 2 ...
Nov. S
Nov. 4 ...
Nov. 6 ...
Nov. S
Nov. 7....
Nov. 8 ...
Nov. 9
Sunday.
7 6! 5 60 S Wl 6 081 4 94
tlilil 6 t z
& Ml S OR
5 721 S R8 101
C 9i S 7
ft a?
S $7 6 39 5 9
t 79! 6 IRi t 90
4 Oi 6 W
4 7S1 Wl 4 SI I 4 Bv
T 72
7 6'.i
T S
7 7S4
7 74i
7 4i
T 76H
5 79
6 C2
4 S4
4 99
4 97'
4 M
4 87
4 S.T
4 92'
4 S4
4 Mi
4 So
4 901
4 S9I
a
4 91
4 M
4 98
t 00
4 1.7
4 79
4 74
4 73
4 78
No. At. h. Fr. N. At. h. Pr.
7 15 4 t art 77 W ?P
? HI 190 7 TO M m ll 7 BO
r r: no 7 tsh fs ... 7
Hi !M 0 7 78 7 Ut ltd t N
(7 IW t J6 S XI .... m
44. I.'S 40 7 7 . W . . 7 M
4:1 S1 ... 7 "5 II ... 14 ... 7 1
IS i ... 7 75 f 4I to 7 40
7 4! 9M T 78 4 ' 40 1 Ml
n 14 lo 7 11 4 IM ... 7 10
: 4 sjo 774 4.; t 40 : to
! TT W 1 TT4 AO M Ian J a
60 M.I Xl 7 774 7 Id 1 BO
10 t.14 ... 7 774 64 MT 100 7 ai
4 t0 J40 7 T74 W ... t 0
II ill ... 7 774 II M7 SO 7 0 .
41 i 10 1 774 W 2S.1 14 7 It)
71 I4 10 1 Wl 74 ri ... 1m
14 21 ... 7 M 117 I1 ... 7 Ii4
U 3? 40 7 0 67 14 1 7 U4
I'i le 40 7 9 li W . . 7 124
17 I'll K 7 SO 40 ri HO t IS4
M I4 40 7 W 4 . -4 7 U
aO 471 400 7 10 41 JT 10 7 16
W Fl ... 7 B0 3 01 40 ID
4 88 6 03 4 79! 4 97 4 90
P.ep'lnts and disposittnn r,f live sioc
the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha. -braska.
for twenty-four hours eJding v.. J
o'clock p. m. November 6, lt.
KECK1PTB.
Cattle.HoB .Bh'p.Hr s s.
prices on the Stock
a- follows:
Salea. Hlah. Low. floae.
( looilr and Possibly Vnaetlled and
l.lttle ( hange In Temperature.
OMAHA, Nov. 9. U09.
An area of high pressure overlies the
eastern and southern portions, and lsfol
lowed bv an arna of low pressure over the
I Kent and northwest, with its center stUl
on the north Paclfio coaat. Hains are gen
eral on the Pacnic slope, and are scatlcrea
throughout the mountain district, and gen
erally cloudy and Unsettled weather pre
vails over the entire country. Showers oc
curred within the last twenty-four hours
In the lower valleys and eastern states,
and rains are scattered throughout the
central valleys this morning. Tempera
tures are decidedly lower In the lower lake
region and Ohio vaney, ana are sngntiy
lower in the extreme lower valleys and
gulf states. They are much higher In the
upper Missouri vaney, ana are generally
higher throughout the west. The weather
vm continue pimmy ana generauy unset
tled in tills vlclnitv tonlKht and probably
RTriliieHdS.J', w Itfrnotranucb. change In tem-
L nn4-n 1 1 c . '
It cord or temperature ana precipitation
couipared with the cot responding day of
ho luut three years:
Allla-Chalmer rfd
Anulgamatad Copper
Amarlian Agricultural
Beet Soiax
Tan p'd
r. A P
Cotton oil
H. A U ptil ...
lea scurltiea..
. inn 111
Irficomotivo ....
8. A R
Articles. I Open I Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes y.
r-
Wheat
Hec.
May
July
Corn
1 pec.
May
July
oats -Dec.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May.
Lard
No v.
Jan.
May
Rlba
Jan. I May
1 KHI
1 O24
7T4-84
f'9 4.( t
bSli 4
20 r
M 00
IS 75
11 724
1 044
1 034
W4
54
4
bO
1 02'
1 0241
9541
1 044
1 (M4
Wl
1 024
1 024
954
MtS,, no-4 b4
094 094'nt0 fS4
S9
414.
:4
30 90
20 06
12 80
11 774
11 2741 U 324
8SH
411
344I
30 K
19 96
3:14 3SS
4lV41Vn4
si4! a4
10 35
10 36
.1
10 47
10 374
20 SO t0 474
13 96 IS 874
12 624 74 12 724
11 724i 11 75 I 11 75
11 274i U 2741 U 274
10 40 f 10 35
10 3241 W 2i4
1909. 1908. 1907. 190o.
..42 22 82 35
.. T .00 .00 .00
for today, 40 de-
Mlnlmnm temperature
Precipitation
Normal temperature
gr es.
uerlcienry tn precipitation since marc 11 1,
l.til Incliiis.
Ixfiuicncy .corresponding period lu 1908,
8.78 Indies.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
8.57 Inches. 1
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster,
Kanana City Grain and Provlaloaa
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 9 WHEAT X'n-
changed to 4(1: higher; No. 2 hard. $1.00
jso. x l eu. 4i.ujj i.it;
No. 2 mixed. 68c; No
594c; No. 8, 69W594C.
No. 2 white, 40j(42c;
74;' 10 55 . :
74, L 30, 1
No. t.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FlrOUU Standy; winter patents, SS.SBfl'S.SO;
winter straights. $4.64sjC.45; spring straights.
S4 75fi4.90; bakers, $3 2.S1i3.a0.
V Rl'K-No, 2, 734tl7-
''AHLKY Feed or mixing, UftVic; fair to
oilolPB malting, tfi'iitiic.
' SEEIif Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $l.Bi;
No. I northwestern. $1.7. Timothy, $2.0uj'
S40.
PKOV1SIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $23.75
to 24 00. Lard, per 100 lbs., $12,874. Short ribs
sides (loose), $10 a: V i 11 124: short clear
aides (boxed), SU.0tKtll.2a.
Total clearances 01 ulieat and flour were
equal to 204,008 bu. Primary receipts were
1 3V7.000 bu., compared with 1,242,000 bu.
A' corresponding day a year ago. Tho
itrld'a visible aupply as shown by Brad
street's Increased 1.457,000 bu. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 31 care:
corn, 49 cars; oats, J2ti cars; hogs. If J ,000
bead.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. I red.
$1.18. nominal; No. 3 red, $1.10fll 13; No. 2
hard, S1.U94; No. 3 hard, tl.OKjjl.044: No. 1
northern spring, fl.0tVol.07; No. 2 northern
spring, $1.04vl.O6: No. 3 spring. fl.0iai.C5.
Corn: No. S rash, tU4,2c; No. S cash,
(W4c; No. 8 yellow, 634c; No. S yellow,
4.14c. Oats: No. S white, am-Wc; No. 4
white, Sk4'u894o; standard, 41c.
Hl'TTEK Steady; creameries, 24j30c;
aalrlea. 24jj28c.
EOi8 Steady: receipt. 5.1783 cases; at
nark, rases Included, 204hJ2&4c; firsts, 27c;
$rlme firsts. 2Hc.
CHKKSC--Kirin: daisies. Itiil84c; twins.
ViS'iUoc. young Americas, ltkjjlAc; long
Iiorns. 15S'Slc-
PoTATOL.S Steady : choice to fancy,
4yo4:tc; fair to good. S2fl37c
POULl Itf-Easy; turkey. 14c; chickens,
114c; springs, 13o.
VEAL Steady; 50 to 60 lb. wts., 7t?74c;
to ko lb. wis., 74c; to in 10. wts.,
1.05; No. 3. .c((i$1.03
No. 3. f l.lutii 1.14.
CH. Inchsnged;
57c; No. 2 white,
OATS I'nchanged;
No. 2 mixed. 3i'y40c
11VB-70il72c.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, $12.00
12 50; choice prairie, $.&j.jjv.w; choice al
falfa. $lfi Ooui.r0.
Bl'TTKK-Creamery, extras, 30c; firsts,
2Sc: seconds. 2uc: packing stock. 214c,
EC.OS Extras, 27c; firsts, 254c; seconds
and dirties, me: current receipts, 27c;
southerns, loss off. 14c
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 7X.000 53,000
Corn, bu 2o.Oi4l 4,'t (j0
Oats, bu 14,000 21,000
Options at Transas City.
Articles. open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat- i i
December .... 9-4l 99 I 97 99B
May ..' W'i: 1 00 9 1 004B
Corn I
December .... fv;4 574i 5i4 674B
May 4! 694 6.14B
A asked; li bid.
of tiraln.
9411 no.
llecelpts Today: Wheat, 9S cars: corn,
223 car; oats, 241 cars. Est I mat ej tomor
row: Wheat. 31 cars; corn, US cars; oats,
VN car.
t. Loal General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. S.-WHRAT
Higher; track: No. 2 red cash. tl.Util.214;
,Ko. S hard, $104jl.0l4; Docaniber, $1.M
1(44: May. $1.05.
CORN Higher; track: No. ! cash, E93
4r; 1 eceiiiir, 674d574o; May. SO(jio4c.
OATH Firm; track; No. 2 cash. 3.nj:t:i4c;
No. S while. 42c; Dei emlier, 3yc; May, 414c
HYP-Nominal ; 72tf7Sc.
FLOCH Unchanged, red winter patents.
SS 60jj6 SO: extra fancy and straight, Si.lwti
(.40: hard winter clears. .! SO j 4 40.
SFEl Timothy, $2.fcii3.50.
CO KN M EAI-$3.10.
BRAN Steady; sacked. eat track $100.
HAY Steady; timothy, $l2.0uillOO:
rrairle. 81100,112 50.
HAOfllNIM 9-Wo.
PROVISIONS Pork. Jobbing. $24 50
I-ard, weaker; prime steam. $12 55ir
1266. Iry salt meats. unchanged;
boxed. extra shorts. $11 874; clear
gibs. $11,874; ahorl clears, $12 124. Bacon,
unchanged; boxed, extra slioi ta. $12 874;
giear riua. i. a.t: anon clears.
POULT It T Firm; chlcki ns. 104c, tur
Iveys. 14jl5c; ducks, H4c; geese. He.
BUTTER Steadv, creamery, 2V&J1C.
EGOS Higher, &4c
I Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, bbls a . T 15 5n)
Wheat, bu 5obj 7oiu
'om, bu WOO 2 rt.j
Oat, bu 840UO 17.00
rarAdelDhln' ProataM Market.
PH1LADFLPHIA. Nov. S Bl'TTKP
Ioll: 4a lower. estrrn. crraurej-jt,.-X!'c;
nearby print. S4c.
tOviA J; '.iiu; ptuiiylvia and other
S'irnr Refining.
Tal. A Tal
TVitcco pfd
Woolan
Mining Co
. 1"0
. 4.4--0
.. 1.1"
. 4.RO0
100
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Vlelale Sapply
NEW YORK. Nov. 9. Special cable and
teleuraphic communication received by
Uradstieets show the following changes in
available supplies, aa compared with
pieviou account:
Available Supplies Wheat: United States,
ea.st Rockies. Increased 3.&i.000 bu.:
Canada, Increased 1,395.000 bu. ; total United
Stales and Canada, increased 4 ivM.oou nn,:
afloat for and In Europe, decreased 3,300.000
bu.; total American and European eupply.
Increased 1.4.51.000. Corn: United Slates
and Canada, decreased 6S9.0O0 bu. Oats:
United States and Canada, Increased 1.
2a2.ouO bu.
The leading Increased and decrease re
ported this week follows:
Increases: Manitoba. 1.229 000 bu.; Mid
land. ScS.000 bu. : Medford. 245,000 bu. ; Port
Huron, 175 OO bu.; Omaha, l'!9.0il bu.;
Sarnia. 124 0X) bu : Rol'hesier. 120. 000 bu :
Chaltaiinoga. loo m) bu. J Louisville, 73.0UO
bu.: Portland, M.000 bu.
Decreases: liepot Harbor, 70.000 bu.;
Port Colborne, M.ooo bu.; St. Joseph, 80.000
bu.; Kingston, 54.UU) bu.
Mlaaraolla brain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Nov. 9 WHEAT
December, HOIV1IOI4; May, $l.i-v
l.fti; No. 1 hard, f 1.0441 1.044: N.
eru. $1.03451 4Ai 4 ; No. 2 northern
1.01V
FLAX Closed. $1714
CtiHN No. 3 yelliiw, 57,4i57c.
OATS-No. 3 white, 5745137 V
ItVH "7.'.
FliOUH-First patent. $." 2frii5.30: second
patents, $.".Oki(5 10; fiist i leal s. $4.35t?4.iV;
revond clear. $.'. liVo 2.3o.
Amcrl'-an
American
Amarlcun
American
Amarli-nn
American
American
American
American
do pfd.
American
American
American
American
Anaconda
Atrhiaon
do pfd
Atlantlo Coast Una
Baltimore A Ohio
do pfd
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Hapld Transit..
Canadian Pailflo
Central Leather
do pfd
Central of New Jersey....
rnesapeaka A Ohio
Chlcairo A Alton
til lea so Great Western....
'.4iaa:o A Noru;awitern.
tV, M. A Ft. P....
C C C. A St. L
Colorado Fuel A Iron....
Colorado A Boulhern
da 1st pfd
do td pfd
Consolidated Oa
Corn Product
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A Klo Urande
do pfd .-.
niatillera' Becurltle
Erie
do lft pfd
do Id pfd
General Ele-trlo
Ureat N-rthern pfd
do n, ctfa
Illlnola Central
Interborouffh-Metrufllltan.
do pfd
International Harveaier. .
Inter-Martne pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Oentral
Kanaaa ' Itr Southern....
do pfd
Lou levi lie A Naahvllle. . .
Minneapolis A 81. Louie.
M . St. P. A 8. Ste. M . .
Mlsaourl Pacific
Missouri, Kanaaa A Texaa. I.ScO
do pfd 100
National Biacult
National Lead
N. Rya. of M. lat pfd..
New York Central
N. V.. O. A W
Norfolk A Weatem ...
Nurth American
Northern Paclfio
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Peoples Use
P., C. C. A A A 61. L .
PreHaed Bteel Car
Pullman Palace Car. ...
Railway Steel Spring..
Read mis
Ki public Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. L.. 8. F. Sd pfd....
81. Louie Southwestern
do pfd
Sluea-Blieffleld S. A 1.
Southern Pacific
Southern Rullway
do pfd
Tennessee Copper
Texaa A Paolflc
T.. SI. L. A W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
fulled Slates Realty
I nlted Kialea Hubtier. ..
lulled sislea Steel
do rfd..'. M
I'lah Oipper
a -I'aruliti Chemical ..
Wabash
do pfd
We-lern Maryland
Wesllnrhouse Klectric
W'estern I nlon
Wl..hnu U Lake Erie...
Wif.onsln onlral
Tolsl salea for I he day
) M M ;"4
:1R.1 8Vi 7V H7t4
a.rt 411 At 41
J 7' 4 47 41;
2 ROO 84 Ml, S4
tuO 7:.4 74i 744
.." 7S 7 77
4.i' 414 47 4 47
MO IS 84 14 24 '4
1-T, ! ir.it ir.s
t") 82 4IS. t4
I.S'Kt IV4 174 974
00 112 1114 11' 4
131
, l,5c 1414 140 1404
ol Hlt4 10 8:4
. jno 15 S44
. 4."0 4 414 41
, ,IW0 120 11S' 111"3
, 400 10S 144
. S10 197 117
. 1.20O 111 llii4 nri4
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47
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1.7K1
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474
74
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1 north
, tl-014Tr
Liverpool tiraln aad Provision.
LIVERPOOU Nov. 9. WHEAT Spot,
firm; No. 2 red western Winter. 7s 114d.
Futures, steadv; December, 7 104d; March,
7 74d: May. 7s 6d.
CtHN Mpot. easv; new American mixed,
via (lalvfft'in. 5j 9nd. Futures, quiet; De
cember, 5s S4d.
.... 6,401)
.... too
.... 4
.... 10
.... 1.300
.... S.friO
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Peoria tiraln Market.
PEORIA. III.. Nov. 9 CORN Firm; No.
t yellow. C24c; No. 3. S24o; No. S. old, 724c;
No. 3. ne, ,c; No. 4. new, 5oc; no grade,
new. Sitji'ic.
OATS Easy ; No. S white, 3S43394c; No.
4 white, 34c.
Nllwaakr Crala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. V -WHKAT-No 1
northern. $ltx.il.07; No. 2 iiortlirrn, $1.03
tl.tH: I wwiilitr, $LtX4 bid.
1 ATS 4 l4'U 41 c.
UAKl.tV-,-aioul, 514i-.
Ilalalta Uraln Market.
Pl'LITH, Nov. 9 WHEAT-Ieoeniber,
Mu4; Mav. $1.W4: No. I uoUavru,-fi.Ui-;
No 2 noi iliein. $! 014,
OATS at43''.-B.
Hoatiia Mlnlns Mocka.
;iv).-iw.. iuv. a Money, call loans. 41,
.u 1-1 1 cm , nine loans. 4tt u'2 per cent
v ,K tjuoiaiions 011 biocks and bonds:
"" nisnil aj. 4S fi Arliona Commercial. U
i'4 Allar.llo
. 1 94 Bulla Coalition
. , .1"44 I'alutnet A Aniona.
I'emetinlal
li Copper hanKe
l. Daly West
1..3 Franklin
.S o'i liranby
. 4e Oreene Canaoaa ...
IU14 lle Koyale
64 Mesa. Mining
.113 Mulligan
1104H.0iak.
. 314 Nevada
114 old fioinlnlon
. M Parrot
. Is Qulncy
. 7t4 Shaunoa
.144 'iMiaara.'k
. a Trinity
. 3" I. 8 Mining
. sS f. S. oil
.124 4 I tan
4 VKtoria
. 58 Winona
. 7 Norlh bulla "
do 4s...
Au-hUon .
do pfd..
Boetou & Albany.
lo.su.n Klevte.1. . . .
Fllihburg ,M
N V.. N. H. A H.
t nlon Pacific
Amer. Arge. Chem
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. Woolen
do pro
Dominion I. at 8...
Mus. Kiectrtc
Msks. lias
I lined Kruil
tniied Siuie alach..
do pld
I' S Siael
do pro
A ilven lure
Allouea
Atuaigatnated
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Nov. 9. American securities
after a nulet opening today advanced on
llKht covering in a few stocks. At noon
the market was steady and mires
from 4?4 higher than yesterday's
York closing.
London closing stocks:
were
New
124 Louisville N...
. - M., K. A T
. 1 N. Y. Central....
. . 10 Norfolk A W
..t4 do pfl
. loi'nOrtario 4V W
. .184 Pennsylvania ....
..184 Rand Mine
, . 91 Reading
. H Southern Rr
.161 do pfd
. 14 Southern Pacific
. 49 Union Pacific...
.84 do pfd
. 334 U. 8. Steel
.. 4k do r'1
.. 404rVabah
.. 214 do pfd
1544 Spanish 4a
steady at 234d Dr ounce.
MONEY 44 per cent.
The rate of discount In the ooen market
for short bills Is 44ti4 per cent; for three
monins diiis, 4-lii4i per cent.
Console, money.
do account
Amal. Copper
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Rsltlmore & Ohio. .
Csnatllan Pacific...
Chesapeake A O...
Chicago O. W
Chi., Mil. A St. P.
lie Uccra
Denver A Rio 0...
do pfd
Rrl
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Grand Trunk
Illlnola Central
SILVER Bar,
..154
.. 48
..137
.. 7
. . 92
.. 47"i
.. 734
.'. 8
.. 134
.. 31
.. 71
.133
. .2014
. .I'M
.. SK.4
..1:114
.. 20
.. M4
t,
Bank. Clearing;.
OMAHA. Nov. 9 Bank clearing for tn.
day were $2.090,!(0t;.92 and for Monday, No
vember 8, gZ.DS. ISb.otS.
C. M. & St. P 14
Vatah
Missouri Pacific 2
Union Pacific 21
C. Si N. V., east
C. K- N. W., west 59
C. St. P. M. & 0 10
13. & W . east
C. It. & Q., west S3
C. R. 1. & P., east.... 1
R. 1. A r.. west.... 1
IlUlnots Central 2
C. O. W 1
Total receipts 200
l:t
1
2o
66
10
3
12
1
1
'i
33
10
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
B17
l.OHl
SbT)
1.309
95
340
1.932
6h3
2K2
PrU
24
1"1
i4
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74
14
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6
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24
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6
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644
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44
4
7
6
OMAHA GENRrlA. SIAItKET.
Staple and Fancy Produce Prlcea Far.
nlabed by Bayrra and Wholeaalera.
JiL i ter creamery. No. 1. delivered to
xf'e retail iraae in i-id.. cai'tona, :ac; No.
v. in 00-10. tuus, ix'rje; ro. z. iji l-ib. car-
tons, 30c; In 00-lb. tubs. 294c: nackina-
rtock. 224c; fancy dairy, tubs, 25c: Mar
tlet, cnanges every Tuesday.
I.titia r resh selllnit Mock, candled. 25c.
IVLLTRl' Drttsed broilersi 2Jc: sDrinua.
ncj nena jao; cocks, juc; aacKS, loc; geese.
14c; turkeys, 2oc; pigeon, per, dog., $1.25.
Alive, Drouers untier 2 pounds. 15c: over
pounds, 104c; hens, 10c; cocks, 64c
ducks, full leathered, . loc; geega, full
leutnered, !c; turkeys, under 10 pounds. 15c
over 10 pounds, 17c; guinea fowls, $2.50 per
uua., pigeons, ovc per uoz.
Ok S TERS Selects. Binall cans. 22c: larare
toe; gallons, $l.(sa; New loik counts, small,
3;tc; larKe, tic; gallon, $1.95; Baltimore,
standard, small. 2Jc: Urge. 35u: arallon.
11. .u.
tisn-r resn caugnr. almost all ira
dressed: Halibut, 12c; buffalo, $c; trout,
loc; Duiinea.13, 14c; ratttbh, lie; crapDiea,
unflsh, 9UUc; black bass, 26c; whtuflsn.
loc; pike, 12c; salmon, 13c; pickerel, 11c;
nog legs, 400. crepn irozen wnitetish, No.
1, lie; pickerel, diesaed" and headless, S;
pike, dressed, 12c; redunuppers. 1-c; Suan-
ish mackerel, lhc; native mackerel, 35c each.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 ribs, lc; No. 2 ribs,
i.e. ino. o no, 1V10; ISO. 1 loin, Mu; No.
loin, loc; No. 3 loin, S4c; No. 1 chuck,
o4c; No. 2 chuck, 5'c; No. 3 chuck, 44c;
No. 1 round, fcc; No. 2 round, t4c; No. S
Be; No. 1 plate, 64c; No. 2 plate, 4c-; No. 3
plate, 34c
FRUITS Oranges, Valencia seedless, 96
to 2iH sizes, 13.70; Florida, all siite, $3.25;
Lemons, California fancy, per box, $j.5o.
California, eatra fancy, $o.00; extra
fancy pears, fall Variety, $250; peaches,
Colorado freestones, extra, per box,
9vc; rup.. Tokays, $1.60; New Tork,
extra fancy peats, fait varieties, tU.uO;
peaches, Culoraao freestones, extras, per
box, 90c; grapes, Tokays. 41.60; New York,
per 7-lb. basket, 21c, prunes, Italian, pet
crate, $1.25; cantaloupes, Colorado Rocky
ford, standard sizes, 45 mulou. 12.25; puny
size, 54 melons, $1.75; apples, home grown
cooking, per bu. bskt, 7oc; per inarkut
basket, 45c; Jonathan and snows, tn bbls.,
k.0U; California bellllower. per box, $165
Colorado box Jonathans, extra choice, $Lo0;
extra fancy, $3.u0; western Uti Davis, in
bbl., $3.5o; Winesaps, In bbls., $4.00; quinces
California, j.er box, $15; grap fruit, Flo
rida, 54 to 64 sizes, $5.50; California, 48, 54
and 64 sixes, $4.50 to $5.00; cranberries. Cape
Cod, per bbl., $7.00; per box, $.60, dates,
Anchor biand. JO-lb. pkgs. la. box, per box,
$-'uo; Hallowe en dates, due about Novem
ber 1, per lb.. 7c: figs, California, 50 pkgs,
5c size, in box, SLsi; cider, Nehawka, per
keg. $2 9V.
VEGETABLES Irish potatoes, per bu.,
7r,'to0c; Virginia sweets, per bbl., $i50J3.7j;
Wisconsin cabbage, per lb., 14c; radishes,
hot house, per doc. bunch, 45c; exira
fancy letuce per doz 45c; fancy home
grown parsley, per do. bunches, Sjo;
onions, red and yellow, in sacks, per lu.,
lc; Snsnish onions, per crate, $1.60; fancy
Florida egg plant, do.. $1.25; tomatoes,
fancy home grown, per market basket, SOc;
string and wax beans, per market basket,
$1.00; ceiery, Michigan, per dos. bunches,
35c; Colorado, per 12-lb. bunch, 76c; mam
moth western, per doz. bunches, 75c; cu
cumbers, hot house, per doz., $1.25ql5u;
lutabagas, Canada, per lb., 14c; horse
radish, 2 dog. In case. $1.90; walnuts, black,
per lb., 24c; California No. 1. per lb l$4c;
California No. 2. 10c; garlic, extra fancy
white, per lb., 10c: red. per lb., 12c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 10c; No. 1 cured,
lie
Omaha Packing Co 459
Swift & Company 1.4"0
Cudahy Packing Co 1.773
Armour At Co l.wi
Schwartz-Bolen Co
St. Ixiul lnd. Pkg. Co .
Armour from Denver 64
VI -Wan California. Co. 45
W 14 Vntiinnt t:o P
Benton Vansant & Lush. 622
Stephens Bros 99
Hill & son -v.ro
F. U. Lewis 17
Huston & Co 124
J. H. Root & Co 163
J. H. Bulla lk
L. F. Husz ;t.to
McCreary A Carey 14
S. Werthelmer 437
H. F. Hamilton 21i
M. . Hegarty 20
T. J. Inghram 1
I,ee Rothschild -i
Kline Christy 61
Smith & P
Other buyers
Total 8.9 317 "BU
ciTTi.if Rncahvts o rattle this morning
were moderate for a Tuesday, making the
total fnr the tern dava about 1.000 bend lets
than the same period last week, but over
2.0U0 head In excess of the same days last
There wera quite a good many warmed-up
beef steers on sale this morning, but tbty
were generally very slow art I wea.t. 'ack
ers weie complaining that they had been
killing out very poorly and in consequence
were not very anxious tor r.dditl-wvtl sup
r.na nniABfl tbav cou'id socuio them at
... . t Inivsr nrlcea. tin ilio other hsf:d
good western range rattle wero sought
after at fully steady price. or even stiong
figures In some cases.
The market on cows and heifers seemed
to he devoid or any new or inm s
f..i piKitprs all had reasonably lib
eral orders and as a rule the offerings sold
.nit. fi-usiv at shout steadv Drlces.
Stockers and feeders -vers also It good
oemund that la. the acsliuble kinds) wcte,
and sold quite readily at fc'ood steady to
firm nrlces. Tne ouik 01 me suw;
changed hands In good season In the morn.
In.
oimttttlons on cattle: Good to choice
.nrnfirf utaers 17 "j. i 04): fair to good corn
iA sieen 10 . 2,Va 7 . 25 : common to fair corn
fed steer, $4.60u6.25; good to choice range
stei rs, $5.25i;.Zo; lair to gooa range eieers,
146005. i6: common to fair range steers,
ti 7uj.M: rood to choice oornfed cows an
hi'if.-r. l4.4vjrtiS.0O: fail to good cormed
enw-a and heifers. $3.t5fi4.00, common to
fair comfed rows and heifers. $2.25 0 3.5
i.imi.1 to chnlca ranea cows and heifers.
..t 8.V&4.35: fair to good range cows and
helfeis, $3.2fc'a3.85; common to fair range
cows and heifers. $2.25Jj3. 25; good to cholc
Blockers and feeders, $4.50(u5 25; fair to
- .,! .,or.w..ra and feeders. I3.60&4.60: com
moll to lair aiocaers suu lecuno, f..ivv
S.60: stock heifers. $2.90t(i8.7f ; veal calves,
$3 MS7.oo; bull, stags, etc, $2.7rya4.50.
ittpresenis live rsi. ..,,m.
WESTERNS bOl'TH DAKOTA.
13 feeders.. 9J6 4 40 13 cows ltci a is
13 cows 9"1 3 95 14 steers... .Iln7 5 00
4 DO 10 ieeaer3..ivjo iv
2 05
Vallery-S. D.
6 35 13 cows 955 S 55
M. Lin ion S. D.
4 95
Dauehenbaugh S.
w lorlt Mining; Moeti.
NEW YORK, Nov. S. Closing quotations
on mining stock were as follows:
Alii
Hrunswlt k Con. . .
fumatoi-s T., stoth
do b.ida .
Con. I a I A V
Hora Silver
Iroa Stiver
Offered.
.lo
. I
. ;i
. 'J
86
ltd
Leadviiie t-oa.
Lllile filial...
aleiuaa
Ontario
tilhli
Standard
Yelloa Jacket..
.. I
..
..1l
. )
l-.i
.. 60
leeantle
Local
Quotation furnished by Samuel Burn
Jr.. 614 New York Lit building:
14. AakeA,
City ol Omaha 44s. 1I7 lv , I
lud.br Packing Co 94 loO
loUuibua, brb. K L ia, 191
Cltlaeae' O A . Water 100. 1 M
lneapnatkt Tal ha. Oeua lu
biteraalloul Cvn. Co 41 i
Ucim O. 1 Co. as. 144- Ul V4
Cation Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9. COTTON The
market opened firm, with October 6 point
lower and other months lOqjlg points
higher. The gain were In response to btt
ur cables than expected, covering and op
erations for a rally based on reaauring re
ports from Interior spot markets. The
market after the opening ws Irregular,
with trading much less active than re
cently and with active months ruling about
10i(jl5 points net higher during the middle
of tho morning.
Futures opt lied firm; December, 14 00
14 90c; January. 14 15c; March, 14.39c; May,
14 47c; June. 14 43c; July, 14.43c; August,
13.96c; October. 12.05c.
Futures closed strong; November, 14 J2o;
leceniDer. 14 o-'c; janunry, 14 wc; r ebru
ary, 14 71c; March. 14.70c; April. 14.74c
May, HS5c; June. 14 85c; July. 14S7c; Au-nn.-it,
14.15o; September, 12. 97c; October,
1. uc.
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands,
ltt-V; nitildling pulf. 14:Jc; No (ules.
OALVESTtJN COTTON Lower. lSc.
ST IAjFLS. Nov. 9. COTTON' Lower;
middl'ng. 144c; sale, none: receipts, 6 300
hales; shipinuuta, 6B47 bale; stock, 23,76a
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov $. COTToN-Spot
steady; low oidinary. 104c nominal; 01 dl-
nary. 11 7-lto, nominal; good ordinary, L'4c;
strict good ordinary, 13 6-lso; low middling
lSVc: strict low middling. 14 l-16c; middling.
ltu-luc; strict ml. Idling. 14 7-itM good mid
dllrg. 119-14:; strict good middling. 14,e
mlddiing fair. 14c; middling fair to fair
li.c; fair. 154c nominal. Receipts, 9125
baits; stock, li,73o baia
li feeders
20 oows...
1119
831
P.
7 steers.. ..1271
A.
44 feeders.. 1101
F. W.
New York Capitalist Gets Judgmenl
for $552,000 in Famous Mis
souri Case.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. -Bernaru J
Burke, a New York capitalist wa awarded
a Judgment Ot $552,000 agnlnat St. CUir
county, Missouri. In the federal court hert
last night, beciie that county In 170
floated bond for the Le's ft Neosho
railway, which was never built.
When the bond wei-e" Issued the offlcei
of St. Clair county thought the railroad
would be built. Mr. Purke owned about
$-00,000 of the county's bond Issuiinee, and.
after hearing the history of the case, the
court held he was entltien to a Judg
ment for the full amount with Interest.
The controversy over
county railroad rase hns
litigation. All the power
States court was used
the St. Clair
caused emtio
of the, Colled
In an effort to
collrct from the county. The people elected
county judges who refused to obey the
courts' orders and more than fifteen county
Judges served Jail sentence for contempt
of court. The men received nelr regular
salary while In Jail.
SHEEP None of yesterday s bullish en
ergy could be detected in the sheep barn
this morning, despite the fact that today's
run was rather meager a compared with
previous Tuesdays. In the neighborhood
of S.60O head were received thi morning
a compared with 16.000 head it Tuesday
and 20.400 head a year tin.
The character, a well as the volume, of
today' run Indicates that the rang sup
ply is almost exhausted. Quality a a rule
was common and the killing end of most
strings were decidedly small. In fact
there were hardly enough good killers on
sale to afford atithlng like a broad test
of the market.
A a result packers did not evince much
Interest at any time and trading wa
rather quiet, with prices little different
from yesterday. A sprinkling of fed stuff
was Included in both yetserdav s and to
day's offerings and everything In this line
nas sola very wen. borne lea western
lambs brought $7.26 today. It must be re
membered, however, that packers Invaria
bly discriminate against grassy-fed stook
that Is "fed" In name only, and the sharply
higher trend of values this week must
not be mistaken for a bid for this class of
supplies.
ine reeder trade today presented no new
features ot consequence. With the closing
of the range season many Job-lot ship
ments are showing up at market and the
keen edge to recent demand Is becoming
a trifle dull. Inquiry for the more suitable
kinds continues vigorous, however, and
most bunches are selling at good, steady
figures.
Quotations On fat sheen and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, $6.90'rf7.S6; fair to good
lambs, $.iWfi6,90; good light yearlings, $5.10
J1S.40; good hesvy yearlings, S4.90fr5.10; good
to choice wrthers, (4.504.85; fair to good
wethers. 14 20fi4 50: srood to choice ewes.
$4.2M?4.60; fair to good ewes. $4.0Ta4.25.
Utiotations on feeder stock: ttood to
rholcn lambs. $6.1fVS6.50: fair to rood lambs.
$5.7iVn6.15; light yearling, $5.00(65.90, heavy
yearlings, $4 ooa.oo; old wethers. $4 ij4.4o;
good to choice ewes, $3.1541$. 66; breeding
ewrs, ti. 755-60; yearling breeding- ewes,
$5. SOiS OS.
Representative sales:
No: Av.
453 Western wethers Ill
148 Wyoming ewes, feeders .... 91
100 Wyoming yearlings
340 Wyoming lambs, feeders
feeders
feeders
feeders
844 Wyoming lambs.
S3 Wyoming ewes,
152 Wyoming ewes,
97 Wyoming ewes
76 Wyoming lambs
167 Wyoming ewes, feeders .
258 Wyoming ewes, feeders ..
440 Wyoming ewes, feeders
S23 Wyoming lambs, feeders
TTO Wyoming yearlings
142 Wyoming ewes
87 Wyoming wethers
15$ native ewes
197 Nebraska yearlings
647 Nebraska wethers
487 Nebraska yearlings
474 Wyoming ewes, feeders..,
. 7S
. 67
. 58
. 90
. 94
.105
. TO
. 93
. 86
. 90
. 48
. 70
. 91
. 98
118
06
M
92
Pr.
B 00
3 40
6 25
6 40
6 40
3 25
8 50
4 60
7 00
4 25
5 60
S 50
5 25
6 35
4 IS
4 75
4 30
5 05
5 05
5 05
3 60
ROW IN MISSION SHCOOL
Two F.mploye Make Charge Against ,
Superintendent of Kplacopnl
Institution.
ABERDEEN. f. D.. Nov. 9. (Special. I
Miss Janet Eklund of Minneapolis and a
Miss Wanner are In Aberdeen awAlting the
arrival of Bishop Frederick Foote Johnson
of the Episcopal diocese of South Dakota
in order to prefer charges against Superin
tendent J. L. Kicker of the Episcopal mis
sion school at Waknala. S. I).. 011 llv?
Standing Rock reservation.
Miss Eklund, who claims lo be 23 years
old, and a graduate nurse as well as a
teacher, has prepared and signed an affi
davit In which she sets forth that she -vas
engaged by Ricker to take a position ns
Instructor In the school on October .1.
On November S. she claim ho ordered her
to leave the dining room nt he school sti l
upon her refusal to go. jummaiilv dis
charged her. telling her If she remained
upon the mission grounds, or in any of
the buildings, he would have her taken
Into custody.
Miss Eklund claims that from the tlnm
of her arrival at the school. Kicker was
overbearing In his behavior, and that his
wife and daughter acted as though they
were Jealous ot her, although she did not
know of any reason for their actions.
Allegations reflecting upon Kicker's treat
ment of the other employes and of the
pupils of the school are also made In the
affidavit In which Miss Eklund recites her
woes during her two weeks' stsy at the
school.
FREIGHT HITS LIMITED TRAIN
Three Trainmen Are Killed in a
Wreck Canned by I.ax
Flasman.
knoxvillf:,
trainmen were
Florida limited
Louisville ft
wrecked In a
7 heifers.
16 cow s
4 cows...
S42
902
916
heifers..
6 cows
71 cs. ft hfs. 717
3 75
3 00
3 15
WYOMING.
2 90 153 cs. ft hfs
D.
, 878
, 910
3 75
3 16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK TMARKF.
Cattle and Hogs Steady to Strong
Sheep , and Latnba Steady.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9. CATTLE Receipts
estimated. 8.000 head; market, steady to
strong; steers, $5.60dl.l0; cows. $3.50v7f5.00;
heifers. $3.251.; bulls, $3.00(1 4.75; calves,
$3.0fra8.50; stockers and feeders, S3.75iyri.50.
HOGS Receipts estimated, 17.000 head;
market, steady to strong; choice heavy,
$110-58.15; butchers, $8.05178.15; light mixed.
$7.MV(i7.90; choice llRht. i.sfaS.OO; packers,
$7.908.10; pigs, $6.0iKt7.50; bulk of sales.
$7.9tK(,o.05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts esti
mated, 20,000 head; market, steady; sheep,
$4.00-115.25; Iambs, $6.50a7.25; yearlings. $5.00
li6.25.
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 9. CATTLT3
Receipts, 11,000 head, Including 1,300 south
erns; market steady to strong; choice ex
port and dressed boef steers, $6.40(8.50; fair
to good, 15.10ii.ii.25: western steers, $3.60
5.75; stockers and feeders, $3.25ft5.00; south
ern steers, $3.25(j4.70: southern cows, IH.OOfr
8.80; native cows, f2.00ifr4.60; native heifers,
$:S.:tVa5.75; bulls, $.6tVg3.76; calves, $3.007.00.
HOGS Receipts, 17.000 head; market
steady to 6c higher; top, $7.95; bulk of sales,
$7.6tyu7.90; heavy, $7.fy(f7.96; packer and
butchers, $7.70ifi7.924: light, $7.357.80: pigs.
$6.M"o7.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
head; market strong to 10c higher: lambs,
$5. 75 7. 85; yearlings. $5.0t?6.75; wethers,
$4. 25th 5. 25; ewes. $3.75(64.75; stockers V"l
feeders, $3.2545.25.
742
150 cs. ft hfs. 729
802
J08
90
t 90
2 60
6 00
91 cows SKI 3 40
47 cows 773 2 CS 17 cows...
64 calves.... 176 f 50 12 calves.
42 cows 807 S 40
C. P. NODie vvyo.
71 steers.. ..117 4 90 107 cows 1027 4 10
22 steers.... 1081 4 30
The Tolland Co. wyo.
72 cows 957 3 90 14 cows 858 3 20
$6 bulls 1337 S 15
R. S. Van Tasseit wyo,
22 steers.. ..1254 6 2
44 steers.. ..10e,6 4 70
26 steers.... 10s2 4 10
20 steers.
10 cows...
18 cows...
7 steers.,
S4 steers.,
5 steers.,
6 steers.
IS cows...
11 steers.,
3 steers.
Erlckson
..1250 6 25
.. 906
c.
..1011
,.105
.. 90
4 10
4 90
4 60
Edward
.94 4 65
81 steer.
45 steers.,
. 4 cows...
Bros. Wyo.
16 steers..
4 00
P. Noble-Wyo.
1100
.1129
.1000
4 55
4 55
3 60
952 4 I'O
..11S4
,. 932
C.
.1005
..10M)
49 steers.. ..1241
123 steers.. ..1059
21 cows 997
Bros Wyo.
21 steers..
15 cows
5 26
3 95
Hitshew Wyo.
4 55 4 bulls.
4 55
NEBRASKA
705
892
fi 70
4 1)0
5 66
4 40
3 10
.1200 S 15
22 feeders.. 1075
9 feeders.. 96
8 cows. .. .
6 calves...
7 cows....
6 feeders.
9 cs. & hfs. 865
ti.
S heifers
19 steers..
90S
. 376
875
737
15 cows..
S steers..
10 heifers.
10 steers..
41 cows...
T cows...
21 feeders
16 cows.
4'i
647
A.
740
. 612
4 85
4 50
3 65
4 25
3 30
4 10
8 4r
E. Austin Neb.
4 00 4 steers.
3 SO
J. Kestler Neb.
5 75 12 cow. .
S 00 20 cow s
..06S
. 773
12 feeders.
7 cows
fi ye'rllngs. 68
7 heifers... 6j0
S feeders., 901
916
4 50
5 75
4 00
85
4 26
5 80
420 4 60
873
773
C. J. Keenan Neb.
. oa 4 50 2 steers..,
J. H. Quiley Neb.
. 999 3 65 6 cows
Slater ft N. Neb.
. 916 2 70 14 steers..
A. H. Peterson Neb.
.1104 4 40 S cow....
.bXin 3 60 1 bull..
S 90
2 96
810 3 75
974 2 75
903 4 20
.1140
.1.150
Milldale Cattle Co. Neb.
$4 cows S42 2 80 22 cows 8
5 calves... 228 4 00 4 calves.... 162
A. N. Holchklss Mont.
15 steers.. ..1271 6 50 12 cows 1022
26 COWS 1041 4 00 1 steer lioO
Wilson A Farbell-Mont.
28 steers.. ..L2 6 60 18 steers. ...IXC
J steer. ...1140 4 25 21 cow.... 1068
It COWS 975 S 35
Wilson ft 8lway Mont.
I steers. ...L-oO S 70 7 eows 10.18
F. J. Kly Mont.
11 steers.. .1227 6 0 1 steer lano
4 cows 965 4 00 4 cows 10LS
William Leltner Mont.
6 steers.. ..1274 S 00 4 eows SIS
Spear Bros Mont.
6 steer.. .1310 00 6 steers . ..1222
Rradley Jackson Mont.
7 cows Iif 7 4 10 16 cow 970
H. E. Chncy-Colo.
f heifers... 0 I 4 1 Heifers... 727
S 45
5 00
3 50
60
3 53
6 50
4 65
3 65
4 00
4 0
I 50
s 00
6 10
t 40
5 46
St. Lonls Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. S.-CATTLE-Rooeints,
4.700 head. Including 1.600 Texan; market
strong; native shipping and export steers,
$6.70(i8.00; dress beef and butcher steers,
$5.406 60; steers under 1.000 pounds. $::.75'(i
6.25; stockers snd feeders. $3.503"5.00; cows
and heifers,- $3.25i7.00; canners, $2.2.rWt 2.50;
bulk of sales, $5.a.5.30: calves, $5.50rS0o;
Texas and Indian steers, $3.&0trti.40; co vs
and heifers, $2.254.26
HOGS ilecelpis, 12,200 head; market 5c
lower: pigs and lights. $ti.OO!i7.75; packers,
$7.GOCu7.&0; butchers and best heavy, $7.95'i
8 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.400
head; market steadv: native muttons. $1.70
ft4.50: lambs. $60ikj7.60; bucks, $2.50i4 25;
stockers, $3.00)3.75.
Tenn., Nov. S. Three
killed when "Clnclnnatl
' train No. 34, en the
Nashville railroad was
head-on collision with a
freight train at Lelnerts early today. The
passengers escaped with a shaking up.
The dead are M. O. Pierce, engineer, and
R. B. Bowman, fireman of the freight,
and L. O. Lemons, fireman of the pas
senger train. Four other trainmen were
Injured.
The freight wan standing on the main
line at Lelnerts and a brakeman had been
sent ahead to flag the "limited." Either
he failed to give the signal or It was not
seen, for the passenger train rushed Into
Lelnerts at fifty miles an hour.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9 METALS Stand
ard copper on the New York Metal ex
change was easier today. Local dealers
quote lake copper at $13 001(113 25; electro
lytic, $12.87fi 13.00; casting, $12.751,l2.87'i.
London market was steady; spot 58 17 Sd;
futures, ' 2s 6d. Tin was easier locally:
spot, $S0.o6'tr30.75; London market firm;
spot 139 7s 6d: futures. 141 12 6d. Iead
firmer locally; $445 for spot. London nisr
ket lower at 13 17s Sd. ' Spelter dull and
nominal; spot. $6.40 locally. Iron was tin
changed at 60s lOWd for Cleveland war
rants In London. Local market steady; No.
1 fortndry notrhern, $19.00t 19.50; No. 2. $18.5")
(ft 19.00; No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern
soft. $19.2519.75.
ST. LOllS, Nov. METALS Lead,
steady; $4.25. Spelter, quiet; SU.2G.
4
agar and Molasses.
NKW YORK. Nov. 9. SUGAR Raw.
steady; fair refining. 3.80c; centrifugal. 9il
test, 4.30c; molasses sugar, 3.55c. Refined,
steady; crushed, 6.85u; , powdered. - 5.25c;
granulated, 6.15c.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Nov. 9 CATTLE
Recelpt. 3,5U head; market steady; steers.
$4.50-ij7.50; cow s and heifers, $2.50y6.00;
culves, $3.0C57.00. !
HOUS Receipts, 6,700 head; market
steady to strong; top, $7. 90; bulk of sales,
t7.nOti7.8f. I
SHEEP AND TAMRS Receipts, 1.OO0
head; market 15S25c higher; lambs, $4 OOtf
7.50.
j :: y
Slonx City Llvo Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia , Nov. 9. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts 1,000 head;
market steady.
HOGS Receipts, 1.700 head; steady to 5c
hlaher: range of price. $7.65tr7.86: bulk of
sales, $7.7037.76.
Receipts
cipal western
Stock la Sight.
of live stock at the six
markets yesterday:
prln-
Suuth Omaha
Sioux City ...
St. Joseph....
Kansas City..
St. Louis
Chicago
Total
Cattle.
4.510
l.txs)
35i0
11 OllO
4 7-10
8.000
31.710
Hogs. Sheep.
4. on) S.aao !
1.700 I
6.7UO 1.000'
17.000 6,0") '
12 20 2 4aj
17,0o0 20.000 '
68.6cO 36.7a0;
Market.
BOSTON. Mass.. Nov. 9-WOOL With
very little available wool In sight, ad
vancing prices and well-stocked worsted
mills, the local wool market is dull, and
dealers are becoming more and more In
terested In the 1910 clip. Reports have
been received of sales of several million
pounds of territory on the sheep's back
at lhc to Etc, but most of the growers are
holding for high prices.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9 WOOL yutet; terri
tory and western mediums, 2l(iio; fin
mediums, 24625c; fine, ltJOo.
toffee Market.
NEW YORK. Nor. 8 COFFEE Futures
closed steady at a net advance of 5'qlO
point bales were reported of 21.250 bags,
including November at 6 40c; January. 8 45c;
March. $.6tX(iS 65c; May, 6 50c; July and
September. 6 .wen. 85c ; October, 6 H5c. Spot,
teady; Klo No. 7. SVufcSc. nominal; No.
4 ntoa, 8Vc Mild, quiet; Coidovia, 9"!
I La
You will find
where to buy the
best birds of var
ious breeds un
der the head
"POULTRY"
in the want ads.
If you have poultry you
can sell it by advertising
your stock in The Bee. The
cost is small, one cent por
word per day, or $1.50 .per
line per month.
Want Ad Dept.
THE 0171 All A DEE
Omaha.