TTIE BKK: OMAHA. TUKSOAY, NOVEMBER K, VM
.CRAW AND NtODWE BARIET
Wheat Sells EUadily Higher on the
Omaha Exchange.
WORLD 8 SHIPMENTS IGNORED
$1 OTei V, . No. t nrll1i-fn. fl 4T1.f;;
.Nit. 3.. 1 On , 04 V
I' UX- los.-d t tl.HlV
f HAN In In l0-pimnf sack. flS.jO.
CtjHS-Sn. i Villow. .' 1''c.
OtTS-Nn. 3 whir. SS'itrc.
l(VK-Xo. J, M,iio,c.
FLOUR First lial'iitn. V."fif.m s-iMind
ll'HH. $-. 2 i 5. V. first deals. f45."u4.75,
s.colid clears, $3..33.50.
SEWYORKSTOCRS AND BONDS
j Market Rises on Improvement of the
Money Situation.
Hamuli Sentiment In hl Well
Exhibit! In ke lorn
r tsir-e.
OMAHA, Nov. 15, WW
The very heavy world's shipments for
he meek had no rf-rt on the opening
value and wheat hqtd steadily higher
with further bullish reports from Argen
tina. Shorts have been well covered and
the market wan full of offering, buy hi
was of good character ami the advance
was sharp.
Weather condition are. still bullish In
the corn belt and gaining strength with
wheat, the market was strong and price
worked higher.
The sentiment i strongly bullish on
tvheat today and speculators bought freely
nt the opt nliih". starting Kn advance which
lesulied In a sharp upturn, when the matv
kt was found to lack any offerings from
long holders. '
Coin whs strong with the advance In
wheal and general unfavorable weather re
ports which started heavy buying by shorts
who turned bullish owing to the expecta
tions of delayed movement of the new crop.
li.uiurj- . wheat. ' receipts werfi l.wix.OuO
bushels and fihlpment 753. One bushels,
against receipts last year of 1.403,000 bush
el and shipments of 477.000 bushels
Primary oorn receipts were 4M.000 bush-
Is and shipments' t.'A.V) bushels, against
jeceljita last year of SM.000 bushels and
shipments of 2S5.OO0 bushels.
Clearances were 6 000 bushels of corn,
none of o.-its. and wheat and flour equal
to rKS.OOO bushels.
Liverpool closed tr"4d higher on wheat
and Vjil higher on corn.
Loral range of options: v
Articles Open. High Love. Clne. Pafy.
I , ,
Wheat. I. v I 1
. May... I PSVi 9!H W.l 9
Corn i , I
I ....! 87, ' !Wv R7i WH
May... 57 57V f7Ti 581 57't
Cts t , I I
, rve... . rrr . x 37'ii 37i
... My... 3! W KVl 10 S3
V
Omaha Caeh Prices.
WHEAT Vn. a hard. 21.02411.0.1: No. 8
hard. ia.rfifl.01; No. 1 spring, $1.011.02: No.
V spring, 56cfj$l.Cl; No. 4 spring, (eJrfrMc.
IOR.N-No. I. B'"c; new, 65c: No. 2. 68o:
new, D.ic; No. 4. IS'ic; new, MftHc; No. 2
irellow.' SOc: new, 65c; No. S yellow. Kie;
new, 55c: No. 2 white. 6!4i.tflo: new. 6UQi)7c;
fio. 3 while. 6941 0c; new, 6Vfi57o.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 37'-6p :Kc: No. 8 yel
low, 371 ft Site; No. 2 white, J'-, 3So; No. 4
whit". ai4(.iiV4c: standard, ifSttWo.
. RVE No. 2, fcfifiSVic; No. 3, KtoS'Hc.
Caurlot Receipts.
Chicago .....
;ilnneapoll
Ouniha
Uuluth ......
Wheat Corn.
... 39 h,i
... 91
... a H
... 64u
dats.
124
'i'i
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PKOVI10.
Kvataree of the Tsadlny and Cloalas
1 Trices ou Board of Trade.
CHICACO, Nov. 13 -Wlth a preponder
atue of beaiiHh reports, headed by unprece
derted world's atilpments aggregating
.(.Ml.txio bu. over the world's alupinent
record, the wheat pit here today showed a
paraduxh al bullishness which forced the
pvices up and kept the market strong. Du
cemhur touched H.Wi. lc above Satur
day's close, and today's close wu la.
Kmnl figures teday were close to the high
poli.t. t oin showed a mild advance, as did
in, while pruvlttions, after a strong start,
fcded aWHy. '
'1 ne wiuat market was atrong from the
out' t ami pit irAdora, in defiance of Mie
iK'ui.sli iii'H.', t!intributed to tue repeated
ii',r .iiini i.' 1'i.i.uiii.iIiiii in riMCMinhfte WMii 1
u friiu.ic ini'iiu ili.'.ut the vkiwuMi. a leading
en vaior i "in i'n buying that option and
W'tUiiK Ma.r' a wlor difference thaw
-Sauuiliiy. KiiK'i-"' murkets kept firm, due,
u the ainatl iii'.iptiruun of khipinenta out-:
ide til niu coiiiineiii. only 6.()ou.w0 of t,ho
IT.Xlo.tCO hu. world k siilpmenla going to the
Vailed Kiiigduni. Huilish MKiuiment here
v an aided uiso by u Uecroue of ti.JS.000 bu.
in the vmiblo supply In the United biatea,
compared with uu Inoreaeu of 4s7,ooO bu. in
tine corresponding week a year ago.
Heavy raina throughout the greater part
of the corn belt, the bulge In wheat and
favorable ciop news from Argentina created
cniiKiueruble bullish sentiment in the corn
market. As a result the markut raUied
soon after the opening, which was a trifle
below the closing figure of Saturday, and
otitlnued f'.ijn for the remainder of the
day. Trading was of large volume. The
market closed firm, prices being up Vuc
to 1c
ais reflected the strength of wheat and
corn, the market being linn all day wllh
the exception of alight weuknees at Hie
Hart. Churls were eager bidders through
.he entire session. At the close prices Were
iii W1' to -o higher than Saturday's final
.luures.
I'rovislona closed heavy, with prices 12Vc
higher to 4iVio lower.
The leading fuiuiue tanged as follows:
MW YORK KEHAl. MARKET
Muotallona nt the Day Various
f ommedltles.
NKW YORK, Nov. Ill -FLOUR-Ttecelpts.
W bbls.; exports. I BOO bbls.; nulet; nom
inally higher; Minnesota patents. IS. IS
i.VM: winter straights. V,VQt90; Minne
sota bakers, M.frnfi4.M: winter extras. 14
4n; whit'-r patents. B SF.fi fi. 71; winter low
etudes. $4 rotM.so; Kansas straights. 4 tor
ITi.no. Kye flour steady; fair to good, 14
4 30; choice to fancy, 4.(4.60. Huckwheat
flour, dull; 12.28 per 100 lbs., nominal.
t'OKNNf KA l , Steady ; Tine white and yel
low. ll.fgi.55; coarse, tl.40tfl.46; kiln
dried. 1.1.3.V
HYR -xready; No. I western, ilc. nomi
nal, f. o. b.. New York
" BARLEY Firm; feeding. 6o3c, c. 1. f..
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. S7,00 bu.; exports.
4F...00 bu.; sport firm; No. 3 red. 1127
asked, domestic, elevator; No. 2 red, II 2tiMi,
nominal, f. o b.. afloat; No. 1 northern,
Iuluth, I.17S, nominal, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 2 hard winter, l KH. nominal, f. o. h ,
afloat. Covering by shorts on the strength
in the technical position sent wheat prices
up easily In the face of very heavy world's
export figures, with good buying by com
mission houses and for foreign account.
Cash markets were strong and exporters
took ten losds. The close was Vnlttic
net higher. December closed at 11.16;
May closed at ll.U1-.
CORN Receipts. 1.000 hu.; spot firm;
No. 2, 72',je. elevator, domestic; 73o deliv
ered and 72Ho, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 yel
low, 7Ztc, all nominal. Option market was
without transactions, closing unchanged
to He net higher. December Icosed at 71Vc;
May closed at 6ST4jO.
OATS Receipts, tr.400 bu.: spot quiet:
mixed, 2t to 32 lbs., nominal; natural
white, M to 32 lbs., 44M,'g'4!c; dipped white,
34 to 42 lbs.. 4KVa4l1e.
HOI'S Dull; state, common to choice,
IS09, 3,'j(g c; 1H1. 14'fi20c; Pacific coast, 1U09.
3.-P 2f)c ; lig, 17i22c. -
HAY Firm: No. 3. R0'd!s5c; good to choice,
9f.ctit1.06.
mute! Strong: Bogota, 21Va2ZVic; cen
tral Atner ca, 22i22'-c.
I.EATH KK Ptesdv ; acid, 22f 30o.
I'itOVlSlON'S-Beef steady; family, S14.0(Va
& 14.00; mesH, U.0ull.i0; beef hama, 1300 ii
i. vo; piichei. u.uu u it ,j0; c.ty extra ' India
mess. t20.u0i 21.00. Cut meats firm; pick
led bellies, aa..Blt a.; pickled hams, fU.iO
tl.1O0. l.ard, strong, middle west, tlJ.6rf
I3.;i0; refined strong; continent, 13 W; South
America, 114.50; compound. 10.00(ii0.2Q. Pork
firm, family, li0H.. 27.00; short clear, 124.W
&W.60; meHH, lJ6TCtt240.
TALLOW Steady; city ttl per pkf.)
country (pkgs tree), 6'9V:.
RICK Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 2'4
i67c: .lapun. J1iJc.
POULTRY Dressed. Irregular; western
chickens, broilers, 10210; fowls, 12St14Vic;
turkeys, ltul9c.
BUTTER eiteady: creamery specials, Sic;
extras, 30c; third to first, 26l29sc; atata,
dairy, conimon to finest, 2if30o; process,
UiVkc2$a; western factory, 2Sa-"c; western
Imitation, creamery, 2927c,
CHEEsiE Firm; state, new, full cream,
special. 161&17Sc; rJeptember fancy, ltiftc;
October best, 16c; common to good, 14j(3
lti,c; skins, full to special, 6Sl4,aC
KOGS Irregular; western extra firsts, 31
(p33c; first, 2iti'30a; soconds, 2M27e; re
frigerator, special marks, fancy, 24tf'J6c;
first, 22 3240; seconds, 21220.
WEATHER I5f THIS GRAIX BELT
COPPER COMBINE IS FORMED
World's Greatest Prodacers and Sell
er of Metal Inlte to Restrict
Pradaetlon and Steady
Prices.
in
Its
NEW YORK, Nov. lfi. The upturn
pi Ices of stocks In today's market had
Incentive In the grtajlr strengthened
position of the banks disclosed bv the
bank statement on Saturday and in tits
corroborative evidence of the rumors of
a coming copper combination emhtacllnir
most of the world's great producers and
sellers of that metal.
The action of the copper securities was
In Itself strongly confirmatory of these
rumors and the continuance of conferences
amongst the leading Interests concerned
pointed to the same conclusion. The alms
of the new combination were supposed to
Include a centralisation of control of the
sale of copper, some restriction of produc
tion and an increase In price which. It was
asserted, would be moderate and coupl"
rvith It restraint on the advancing as well
as declining tendency of the price.
The enormous proIts reallred out of the
United States Steel corporation organi
sation by the stockholders In the consti
tuent company In that formation was
cited as a possible precedent. The leader
ship of the market swung Into the copper
industrial and there was excited specu
lation In them, not only on the stock ex
change, but In outside markets. A power
ful combination to hold up the price of
copper was looked to hopefully to bring
numerous copper properties Into the range
of profitable operations.
The general markut was not at first In
clined to follow tho movement in the
coppers with any enthusiasm. The Gould
stocks were consplcious as u group and
conjecture continues busy over tlie Mis
souri Pacific financial plan, which was
reported to contemplate a mortgage bond
with a convertible feature end posslhlva
subscription privilege for stock holders.
The contraction of nearly 140,000.000 In the
loan account of the clearing house banks
last week and the small disturbance In the
stock market Involved point to other Im
portant sources of relief. Reports that
French funds were placed here met with
divided acceptance. Attention turns to the
scaling down of over rJO.OuO.OOO in the de
posits of nonclearing house institutions, ac
companied by an actual increase in loans.
It 18 known that large loans were placed
In Wall street last week by Important
private banking houses bearing close rela
tions with the largest corporations,
violent break in American Sugar was
cepted as an episode connected with
activities of the public prosecuting
flcials.
Hands were irregu'.ar. Total sales,
value, 13.108.000.
United Satea bonds wtre unchanged
call.
Sales snd range of
exchange today were
gaining an eighth and other gilt-edged
chare hardening tn inpaihy, the niai set
reading the monetary outlook more favor
ably, topper shares In.proved, In sym
pathy witn the strength in New York,
vl ile t ans opera i ions and bear covering
agisted the Improvement la Kaffirs and
foreigner. Kaltire later eased oil siighity.
American securities opened steady. Sup
port In Amalgamated copper. United Stale
Steel and Union Pacific caused an improve
ment and at noon tlie market was from
'ne to V above parity. Some hesitation
followed until New oi k spt-ciale strength
ened stock. Amalgamated t opper and Mis
souri, Kansas & 'iexas led the advance and
cleat d at the tup. The rest of the list de
clined a fraction and (he market closed
ciuiet.
now Taesday and Not Hick Chssg
in Temperature.
OMAHA, Nov. 15, UOO.
An area of high pressure extends from
the extreme northwest across the central
valleys to the south Atlantic coast. A
very decided drop In temperature occurred
within the last twenty-four hours In the
nortnwett and over the central valleys
and upper lake region. Temperatures rang
ing fn m gero to Id below are reported in
the northwest this morning, and freealng
ath r exiends south over the Missouri
val.e,- as far as Kansas and Missouri.
Snows Were general In ihe upper valleys
and mountain districts since the laat re
port and are falling this morning' in Colo
rado, Wyoming. South Dakota and west
ern Nebraska. Rains- were general tn the
lower Valleys and throughout the eastern
poriion during the night snd continue fail
ing in' the lower Mississippi valley and
eastern states tuts morning- A disturb
ance overlies the southwest, which will
probably move across the central valleys,
causing snow In this vtolnltv tonight and
p.obably Tuesday, wuli no important
change in temperature.
Kecord or temperature ana precipitation
compared with lh? corresponding day of
tna latt tnrea years: s
WW iso. ivn. 190.
Minimum temperature .... 20 25 26 SI
Precipitation .00 .00 '.00 .00
Normal temperature tor looay, m degrees.
Eve in in precipitation since March 1.
rtlcles. Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Sat'y
Wheat
' Dec.
.May
July
Col ll
Dec.
July
'ma
1 ec.
May
July
May
Laru
Nov.
Jan.
t, Way
4 it I us-
Jen.
May
II 0RUU
:i ih-si
!Vtl
I f-9l
3? J
41-I
40
1 07v 1M 1
, 1 UV, 1 04V
1l
I
22 1&
20 60
13 40
t;l t"0l
i-isl W"I
I. . . I
42
40
I
1 07V I 06
1 Ofrfei 1 04-
tw'rrva
Sliitjovsytil
tills H
41vv4-i4'', 4l-v
3'
A
ao-
the
of-
par
on
prices on the Stock
ss follow:
Bale,. Hllh. l- Clow.
') M'4 MS IU44
94
l.:3 inches.
D flciency
3.11 Inches.
Defic.ency
C.tO Inches.
U A
corresponding period In 1908,
corresponding period tn 1907,
. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
21 25
20 WVl
21 671
wo 4a
13 42 13 40
U 12- U 1M
11 w uw
10 86
10 Ml
I 10 W
I 10 M
12 06
ii a
21 62Vs
20 60
13 42Vi
12 10
H M
10 K2Va 10 S6
10 60 t 10 is)
22 00
20 bO
13 30
12 06
I 10' 70
10 65
No. t.
t ash uuotatkms were as follows:
FLOUK tirni; winter patents, t6.0tVfT5 W);
winter struighia. t4 lXiu.3o; bpiing suaighU,
tt tuVii 4.7u; bukei . 14 2. 5.10.
KYfcl No. A 73','u74c.
BAKLtY i'teu or mixing, 51.u54c; fair to
clioue inalllng, 67iWh:.
SlilCDS r lax. No. 1 southwestern, tl.73V;
No. 1 norlhv. intern, 1.63'. Timoihy, ti.U.
Clover, tu.do'uH 00.
PROVlSK.sr Mess pork, per bbl., t24.00.
Lard, per loo iha., Slj.iia. Siiort ribs, sides
tioote, $ll.37'4 u 11 tU;?. Short clear sides
thoxed). il uOini.75.
ioial cicatunt.es of wheat and rlour were
eutial to IMi.ovO bu. Primary receipta were
1 i-s.M) bu., uunipared with 1.4o3.ui0 bu. the
coritbpoiidlng day a year ago. The visible
supi.lv of wneat In the United States rte
I'lval'l i.uia bu. fur the wtek. Tlie
airoiint of breadstuff on ocean passage in
vrcasid !.7;'2,uoo bu.
Lstimaied lec.ipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
mi cars; rout, t.n cars; oats, 1.H cars; hogs,
ls.Ouo head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
tl.ml.J: No. ii red, ft. 11Q1.17; No. 2 haid,
tl.o.Kiii-10; No. 3 Inird, tl.04iil07; No. 1
northern siring, tl.lO'Olll; No. i northern
spring. tl.u7tfl.u(ii; No. 3 vprlng, 11.0. l.W.
Corn: No. i cash. 64c; No. 3 cash. tju4o;
No. 2 white, Mc; No. 4 white, 63c, No.
t yellow. Wi'tlM'sC, No. 3 yellow, b4c;
(.So. 4 new, B.'-te. oata: 3s'o; No. 1 whUe,
'Jf 2'j 4t'c; No. 4 white, S740c; standuid,
Oiiillc.
Iil'TTKR steady ; creameries, K30c;
tlstrtes. 24i :o.
MX IS Finn, at mark: receipts 4.470 cases;
at niaik. fi.rt Included, 2;'.(i26Sic; f.rsts,
27t-.c; prime Ursts, V4c.
ClIKFf Firm; ilmn-. mdirt.c; twu.a,
ljSy h". yotmg Aninlcjs, n.l.c; lung
horns. IMinMc.
POTATi'fcS-tead v ; cl oi to fancy,
4iU;; f'.iir to good, .V.1f4'V.
POULTRY Firm; tuikfs, pc; chickeus,
13'c: springs. UW'--
V HA L Strkd y ; W to i3-lh wiiglits. 7
74c; 40 to fceib. wehis. I'Uiij, ; i t0 no.
welghta Willc.
Chicago Reoelptk Wheat. B cars; corn,
lfil rare; oats, 124 car. Kfiinm J Tomor
rowWheat, M vara; corn, 2.-S cara, oals,
14 cr
Nt. I.aals Uencral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Not. 16. WHEAT Higher;
track, No. S red, cash, tl.2Vul.2t; No. 2
hi. id, tl.Oti&l.Ot); December, tLOuOl.OtlH;
May. 11.064.
CORN Firm; track. No. t cash, iSVigsta;
No. i white, C2u; December, 64c; May,
blo.
OATS-Firm: track. No. t cash, 39Vio: No.
2 white, 42c; December, 39c; May, 4140.
RYE-Steady at 73V0.
FLOUR Unchanged; red winter patents,
tS.tUb6.s0; extra fancy and straight, tt-dOjl
6.40; hard winter clears, 3 SO&'4.40.
SEEl-Timothy. t2.6tXS3.60. '
COHNMEAI-$3 00.
PR AN Steady; sacked, east track, I LOO.
HAY Steady; timothy, SHOW1 16.00;
prairie, tll.OU 12.60.
BAGGING 4j 7-160.
HEMP TWINE 70.
PROVISIONS Pork, weak; Jobbing. t2.Y00.
Lard, higher; prima steam, Il3.22yi3.32 4j.
Dry salt meats, higher; boxed, extra
shorts, tl2.26; clear ribs. 112.25; short Clears,
112.60. Bacon, higher; boxed, extra shorts,
tl3.2u; clear ribs, tU.2; short clears, J 13. 6a
POULTRY Steady ; chickens, 11c; springs,
12Vjc; turkeys, 14Mi5c; ducks, llc; geese,
sc.
HUTTER Steady; creamery, 2531c
KGCS Higher at Ko.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 23.600 7.S00
Wheat, bu 7,0U0 t2,lo0
Corn, bu .....FlTon ju.iwo
Oata. bu 83.600 Itf.lOO
Kansas City tirala and Provlsleaa.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. lfr. WHEAT Un
changed to lc higher; No. 2 hard, Ilu6
l ui; No. 3. i t(i , no. i reu, i.i0'i il;
No. S, tl.0t.ai l0.
CORN Lncnanged to lc higher: No. 2
mixed, 6c; No. 3, 6c; No. 2 white, 6tVs
b'-ic; No. S, 6dV,c.
OATS Nominally unchanged; No. 2
white, 40(i42c; No. 2 mixed, too-iOc
RYE 70(i 72c.
It AY Unchanged; choice timothy, ttl.MrJ
12 '; choice prairie, ta.2S3'J.W; choke al
falfa. tl.:.Au 16.76.
UUTTER Creamery, extraa, 90c; firsts,
seconds. 2bc; packing stock, 21 4c.
EGGS Extras, 2fic; firsts, 26c; seconds
aid dirties. lKu: current receipts, 2vc;
southerns, loss off. 14c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 10. 0"0 35.0.10
Coi ll, bu 34 0 41 2ii.(xi0
Oats, bu 24,000 7,000
Principal quotations were as follows:
AUI,-ni,lmri bM ...
A4iialMir.ted Coppor 144.400
Amorl. an AgrlcultunU
Am. B,t Sugar 1.00 47St
Am. Can pW 2.1io S6
Am. 0. T 4.."0 75
Am. Cotton Oil 'I1
Am. H. L ptd e 7i
Am. Irs geciKltlel I. '
Ainarlrsn Unssea " 1,v
American Locomotive ..... 4
Am. S. R ." 1
Am. S. 4 R. PM l.V J'
Am. Busar Refining l..4 Wi
Am. T. T 10) 12;
Am. Tohacc vli., P 114
American Woolen W J5
Americas Woolen
Anai-ond Mining Co 4t Too M
Atchlwo H "14
Atehloon pi : 1"4"6
Atlantte Coaet Lino 1.0W lMi
nalllmBre Ohio 0 US
Ral. A Ohio pM
Bathloham Stool 401) "
Brooklyn Rapl4 Tr 4.4'JO 764,
Canadian Paeirto, sx-nghta 4-)
Central Leather I, MO 47
cntrl Leaihor pM. K) lu
Central of Now Jeroey.., .....
Icheaapeaa & Ohio. . ..;,.. ,!0
I Chlcaso & Alton......... .
I Chicago Orent Weatorn etfa X)0 21
Chlcaso N. W
0.. M. St. P
C C, O. Bt. L
Colorado y. I
Colorado ti goutharn....
Colo. A So. lit pfd
coio. ft Bo. ca pfd
ComolMated Oaa
Corn Product!
Delaware & Hudaon
Denver & Rio Oranda...
r. R. O. pfd
PI nl lllra' gacurttla ....
Brie
Brio let pM
Krle 2d pfd
Oenoral Bleotile
ureal Northern pfd
ureal Northern Or otte.
lutarborciuih Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harveeter
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper ....
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City Bo
K. a So. pfd
Loulevllle N
Minn. eV St. L
M . Bt. P. ft 8. S. M...
Mliaourl Pacific
M , K. T
M., K. ft T. pfd
National Blaeult
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. let pfd..
New York Central
N. Y. , O. ft W
Norfolk ft W
North Amertoaa
Nortnem aoKiu
Pacific Mall
I'ennaylYsnta, ex-rights
People'! Gaa
P., C. C. Bt. L
Preaeed gteel Car
Pullman Palace Car....
Hallway Bteel Bprlng Mv fH
Reading TO.OOO
Repubilo Bteel 1.7M 4'
Reptiblle Steel pfd 104 106t
Rock laland Oo t,K) 4144
Rock Island Co. pfd l.i k...
It. 1. F M pfd l.OK) , 674
St. Louis 8. W 1. 4's SJV
Bt. L' S W. pfd )
BlOM-Bhetfleld 8. ft 1 5uo Wl
Southern Pacific .I 1
Bouiliern Railway l,b' 14
Bo. Railway pid l.i-o 71
Tenneaaee Copper 4.E..I0 4..4
Texas ft Pacific 2) JB-4
T., St. L. W )
T . Bt. U ft W. pfd I M .,
t'nlon Pacific 51.s.v ja
t'ninn Pa.-Klo ptd H) lr
V. 8. Realty
U. 8. Kuboer 41U .Vit4
V. 8. Steel Ul.T.iO 1W
I', ft. Bteel pfd 7l
I'tan Copper Il.tO 69 '4
Va -Carolina Chemical .... 1.41 tni
Wabaah l.'.lu
Wahaah pfd 1.1 uo ls
Wealern Maryland etfa 1.3.N) .IS
W'oatlnghouM tlectrio ....
Weatern t'nlon 10. -C4) Ue
neaung a u. m
Wlacoualu Central
Tolal saw for the day, IHI ahara
4,K)
too
!,)
m
no
)0
1.2K1
1,0
60.)
1.700
"'no
. o0
X)
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I, 100
E7.40X)
K.aoi)
1,610
1.7O0
l.l'O
200
l.lOO
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4U
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1, 'W
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SP-i
23
106
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4i4
74
114
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48
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47
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24
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111
141
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New York. Hoary Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 15. MONK Y On call
strong. 4'ub per cent; ruling late. per
cent; closing bid. SV per cent; olferet at
3i per cent, lime loans dull, but f 11 111,
sixty days or ninety days, b.(i6s per cent;
six months, 4i5 per cent,
PU1MK MKilCANTII'K PAPER-65H
per cmt.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
aciuai business In bankers hills at tt.vj
Si 4 Scjo for alxty-day bills and at tl aT.tO (or
en and; commercial bills. tt.BjWu.M'i.
SIiv EH Bar, iiO'ic; Mexican dollars. 43c.
HoN US Oovernment, steudy; railroad, Ir
regular. '
t. losing quotations on bonds were as fol
lows: '
,.ll III. Cen. : rf. 4..
..l'O Int. MM. 4H ,3
.101' Int. M. M. 4V, 7H
. loiej.pan 4a !"
..ll do 4Via I'1.
. .llK. C. So. lit it 73 Va
.. M U 8. deb. 4e 1M1.... 4H
.1.1 L. ft N. unl 4a !"
looM., K. ft. T. lal 4a... MS
'S do 4Ha
lt)- 'Mo. Pacific 4a io
reg.
4s.
V. 8. rf. la.
do coupon
I' g. 3a. reg....
do coupon
V. B. 4. reg....
do coupon
AlUs-Chal. 1st (a.
Am. As. ia
Am. T. ft T. cv
Am. Tobacco 4a
do 4
Armour ft Co. 4!4a
Atchison gen. 4.'. ,
do ct. 4s
do cv. lis
At. C. h. 1st 4a...,
Bal. A Ohio 4s....
do la
do 8. W. IV,s...
ltmokiyn Tr. cv. 4
tn. of Ga. ua
Can. leather 6a...,
C. of N. J. g. 6s.
Choe. A Ohio 4Ss.
do ret. is
Chtcaga ft A. 3Vt
C. U. Ik Q. J. 4s.
do sen. 4s
C. M. 8 P. g
C, R. I. P. c.
do col. Ss
do rfg. 4
Colo. Ind. ft.,,
Colo. Mid. 4s....
C. ft 8. r. ft e. 4s.
"U. ft H. cv. 4s. .
D ft R. 0. 4....
do r(. os
Distillers' 6a
ivrie p. 1. 4s
do gen. 4s
1 .lo cv. 4s. er.
do series B
Gen. Klec. cv. 6s.
Bid. Offered.
':N. ft. R. of M. 4Sa M
o4
4
1S4
PS
st4
ltcs
Tl
as
tsua
l"4
14N. Y. C g. 3Saa.
V I do deb. 4a
.121 N Y., N. H. ft H
. H'N ft W. 1st s 4
. Xdo CT. 4
. So Pacifl 4e
. t4j d is
H-0. 8. U rfdg. 4s.
l''.pann. cv. m lfUi
. 9 do cuq 4
Iiil4 Heudlna sen. 4a ..
iiSt. U 8. r. fg. 4a Wis
.14 do gen bt ''
. 14'4st. L. 8. W. c. 4a... 77
. do 1st gold 4s
i-rWalid A. L,
mesatiSo. aclflo c. 4a.
4a. . 77 Va do cv. 4a
.... it do 1st ref. 4a...
.... at4gu. Hallway km...
.... - do gen. 4a
elVaVnioa Pacific 4a..
; do cv. 4a
.10)34, do let ref. 4e
. MAU. f. Rubber 6 .
. K-tt V. 8. Bleei 2d km
. 74 j V.-Caro. them. 6s
. r Wubasb. 1st bs
. 76 o 1st ft ei. 4s...
. 7 Western Md. 4s...
. t'.iW'esl. Kleo.. cv. is.
.1 ins Vila. Oentral 4a.....
4. . ant,
.... HVi
....l'HS
.... US
....107
.... 81
....;H
....11s
... 1S
...1"4
..H4!
7
,.ia
74V.
4 4
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Nov. ID. Amei-.cati securities
opened steady today. Good support of
Amalgamated copper, union t'acuio and
United States Steel caused an Improve
ment and at noon the market was firm
with prices from Wo to 7r higher than
Saturday's New York dosing.
London closing stocks
IMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Starts Out with a Larg-e Ran of
Cattle.
HOGS FIVE TO TIN CENTS UP
Very Pew Fat becp and l.ainbs, ttnlk
of Receipt Bring Feeders
(iood Hinds Dolk Strong
and Actlte.
OMAHA. Nov. 1...
Cattle. Ilocs.
l.soo
2hSi
1!W.
Sheep,
1K.0H)
.4r.4
15.7SU
1T7.7H
17.21
SOUTH
Keceinls were:
Estimate Monday S.iMi
Saute dav last week 11 .ti't
Same day 1 weeks ago..lO.N77 t.7S4
Same dav i weeks ago.. H.N"7 2.2i.7
Same day 4 weeks ago., ah 2.2.J
Same day last pear 7.M6 a,t!l
The following tahle shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs anil sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: l'ffl. iws Inc. Dec.
Cattle 973.SK1 W2.0K3 R1.1H9
Hogs 1.M7.741 8.116.07.2 1T7,MI
Sheep 1.9611,119 l.fKS.eStl 104.4M
The following tahle shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1909. 11908. ILW.iaOti.l!K15.!lM4.llJOI.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
N ov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
6....
7....
I ...
t ..
10...
11..
12..
13...
H.,
15..
T TOHil 6 7
7 '!,, 6 7!i
6 781
i7.! I
7 7St4 6 fi2
T 72SI 5 S.t)
7 75'4 6 611
7 MW! 5 7:0
7 tS 6 74
6 6!
5 891 6 981 i 4 891 4 74
5 16 6 W 4 S7 I 4 .3
4 90: 6 W' 4 TV 4 91! 4 78
4 75! 021 4 811 4 93
4 K81 6 tilt, 4 791 4 971 4 0
e ) $ 071 S SOI I 7 4 S!
4 96' ' I 4 Mi 4 K;i 4 fij
4 Ki Ofti I 4 S0 4 M
4 70 6 991 4 HOI I 4 64
4 (ft, 6 !! 4 7:t 4 9 4 6.
4 94 8 06 4 72 4 64
Sunday. ' '
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Slock Yards, South Omaha, Neb..
for the twenty-four hours ending at S
o'clock p. m. November 13. 1909:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
& St JP.
elf .
C, M
Union I 'a
C. & N. W.,
C. 1 N. W.,
C, St. P., M
C, B. & Q.,
C, H. s U
Illinois Central
C. G. W
east.....
west....
& O ...
east....
west
... '
... it
...151
... HI
... i
...113
... 2
... 1
Total receipts 3.".
DISPOSITION.
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co 4Mt
Swift and Company l.lff
Cudahy Packing Co 1,06
tl 12
io ii
2 5
I
9 'J4
03
N.
114
li4S
4SS
lsiht
1.4
1,200 84 S 64
us
HIS
47S
io.", .
at
o4
J7
31V
To,
14
l:as
ait
704
35 S
69 '4
w s
103
'41
n't
lars
MS
4'4
'W
MS
S4S
'
94
484
4d4i
44
724
46
;'4i4
1I.-H
tVs
mis
lis
y
ui
MS
84
MS
Ui.S
ims
IA.4
m1
MS
7
176 .4
474
I'V
!
67
"S
1,'ltl
lr.iis
7
4S
lS
NoH
7S
144
22S
J4
4t.Se
4
37i
SL'S
47
S
1U
144
's
13S
U'S
10f.-t,
H
14
63
MS
4-S
70
lalS
61Vt
13H
71S
4S
74S
113
9
rs s
132S
4S
PS
7
14.'S
4H'4
ISiS
113S
4S
t
1J1S
6S
lt.;s
47V
VS i
!
"S I
ttl't
:S
71S 1
:s i
JS i
IS I
s
Console, money 8S 7-l loultvllle ft
ilu account "SM.. 1
Amal. Copper 941, N Y. Central
Anaconda MS NorToIX ft W
At.hlson UIS do pfd
do pfd 1U7S Ontario ft W
Baltimore A Ohio 11S Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific. . . . .lt7S Rand 1 Mine
Chesapeake ft O 0 Reading
Chicago U. W tlSSuuthcm Ry
Chi., Mil. ft St. P...loS do pfd
Da Beers US' Southern Pacific...
Denver A Rio a 48 V t'nlon Pacific
do ptd do pfd
Erie WSU 8. Steel
do 1st pfd 46i do pfd
do stl ptd 4 Wabash
Grand Trunk 11 do ifB
Illinois Central 150 Spanish in
Si lV'KK-Uar, steady at 2j4d per ounce.
WON KY 4W4Vi pot' cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills la 4Vn4 per cent; for three
months' bills, 4:m&4H Pr cent.
..1ST
.. 4 its
..13..V,
.. 7
. . 4
.. 47S
.. BUS
.. s
.. 83S
.. ll
.. i;s
..Z07S
..lot
.. fts
.. !0S
.. its
.. 6
Local eecantlea.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burna
Jr., 014
New York Life building:
Rtd.
JI1......7..V.:.-... inns
124 .,... 105
L. 6s, l3.t., 94 S
4s (contv iih
City of Omaha 4a,
City of Omaha 44
Columbus, Neb.. E
Am. T. A T. fot.)
.v;
Ash Orove L. ft C..4S, 11
t si. O. ft E unt. ft ret. 6s,
r b & a. (in. div.l
( una (Rep. of) Internal 6s, Iil3
Detroit EdiEon aa. Hit
East Bt. L. ft Bub. Col Tr. 6s, IMS..
Independent Tel. 5a, Omaha
K. t'., M. ft O. 4a
K. C, M. ft O.- Ry 4a, 151....h
Nebraska Tel atock per cent...,....,.
New Voik City 4s, 19j7-6I-69
Omaha Oas, 1914, 4 per cent
Omaha Gaa 6, 1117
Omaha G. L. P. ts. 193S
Omaha ft C. B. Bt. Ry. 6s. ls. '.......
Omaha ft C. B. gt. Ry. pfd 6 per cent
Bt. L , 14. R. ft U. 4a. 1VM
Union Stock Yards, Omaha, 4 per cent
4
96
100S
ti
11V)
M
J3
70
it
100
104
tS
9S
I3S
;s
IS
ArketL
loos
106
95
io
' OAS
ties
IOS
Jul
9-
1.
72
7
loOS
100
I"4S
100
lo0
3S
ts
it
.Armour & Co 7 .1
St. Loulu lnedcpcndent.. .. .
Armour, from Denver .. 4iS
Cudahy, from St. Paul
W. 11. Vansant Co l'
Benton, Vanant & I... 209
Stephens Utos 4S
lllll 3t Son I
P. 11. Lewis 2tjt)
Huston & Co M
J. B. Root & Co 17
J. H. Bulla 201
U r . Hus B2
I Wolt 206
McCreary & Carey 47
S. Werthelincr 310
H. F. Hamilton IM
M. HeRarty :.. tft
Sullivan. Bros 63
I. ehmer Bros 33
Mo. -Kan. Calf Co 2lti
Christie, B. & S 16
Otlier buyers 6&s
Hogs.
4S
7S7
&06
32.1
Sheep.
377
1.417
S.320
778
1.062
6,K32
turn mmm -
1 liunUyj)'; (Qjnmn
!i.
rs.. i
ll
r
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I
I.
0!
I" rja.T. tz-;?t.- i.v-t-T-i-M-t-s-a-r.-.
What amount have yoi bean able to sava
this year? and
How Will You Invest
Your Earnings?
( you have an Idle hundred or fifty or even ton which
you desire to lay aside for safe keeping, bring it to tbla bank
for deposit.
H issui CerfiftcitM of Jp'tfi' payabU 0 dimoai, or Timt
(JcrlificaUs blaring tJiree fxr c itl interest.
.11
1
$..701i16; light yearlinss, T.(lof6.30; heavy
earl. line, 4 oOoi.OO; old wethers. J4.15jt
4.4i; Hood to choi.e ewes, 13.13.1; breeu
ins ewes, t3.7i:.ju.W; yearling breeding ewe,
Vi.WiiOOJ.
Ucpresentalive sales:
No. Ac. Pr.
ils Nebraska ewes 10o 4 16
1,5 Idaho lamb M 7 10
41) Idaho wethers UK 5 25
tillCAuO I.1VK STOCK MtHKKT
Cattle Weak to Lower Hobs llluher
Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. Njv. 15. CATTLK Hecelpta
estimated 30.000 head; market weak to UK.
lower. Stfors, .".tjir(9.10; cows. I3.o01.i4 76;
heifers, t3.0noi.tj0; bulls, $;i.otk'u4.7t'.; calves,
3-0ny26; slot krs and feeders, $3 7,V(i6 9.V
llOOS Itecelpts estimated 2H.O0O head;
market 6c to 10c hlirher; choice heavy,
S.aiiiiH20; butchers, J,.16,iK.2;.; light mixed.
i7.9,.u.o.; choice IlKht. t.tHy b. 1.".; packing.
$S.l,n.a); pias, $8.(XU7.76.
S1II..KP AND LAMBd- Receipts estl
mated 27,001 head; market steady. Sheep
t4.ooci5.50; lambs, Jti.6oj7.iO, yearlings, 6.0u
iWOW.
Bank Clear Inns.
OMAHA, Nov. 15. Bank clearings for to
day were 12.S12.532.09 and for the corre
sponding date last year, !2.ti37.G32.62,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15. The cotton
market opened firm at an advance of 4'ijlo
points In response to better cables than
expected, and bad weather In the south
west. There was a good deal of realizing
at the Initial advance, hut offerings were
well taken and, the market, during the
middle of the morning, held- some 1217
points net higher on the active months.
Futures opened firm, November, 14.40c
offered; December, 14.47e; January, 14t'sc;
March, 1491c; May, 15.08o; July, I5.02o;
AueuHt, 14.30c; September, lS.ljc; October,
12 60c.
Spot closed quiet, ( points higher; mid
dling uplands, 14.M0c; middling gulf, 15.05c;
tali s, &0 bales.
Cotton futures closed steady. Closing
bids: November, I4.1Rc; December', 14SSc;
January, 14.57c; February. 14.d3c; March,
li.ttc; April, 14.&2c; May, 14 S2o; June. 14.Mcj
July, 14fSc: AupTUat, 14.15c; September,
12 MM-: October. 12.65c.
(iALVKSTON, Nov. 16.-COTTON-Steady
at 14S.C
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16.-COTTON
SpotH were steady. Ixw ordinary, 10 11-16C,
nominal; ordinary, lmc nominal; good or
dit.ary, 12 15-ltk-; strict good ordinary,
l;;4c; low middling, IS lS-lc; strict low
middling. 14'c; middling. 14 nc; strict mld
dlit gs, 14'c; good middling, 14'c; strong
good middling. 13 3-16c; middlings, 14 6-ldc;
middling fair to fair, 15 1-lbc; fair, 15 11-lric.
4is 1 nominal. Receipts, 7. MM balsa; slock, 10,33
3!t 1 bales.
KS ST. LOUIS. Nov. 15.-COTTON L'n
't changed; middling, 16c. Ha lea, none; re
I ctipts, i 960 bales; shipments, 2,309 bales
1"J Imi rk 27 O'l hales
6i
tos
liH
l.'t
4's
jS
62 t
34 S
'S
JS
s
60
Besto Stork and Deads,
BOSTON, Nov. 15 Money, call l.,ans. 5
65V per cent; time loans. 64ij'j per cent.
Closing quotations on hocks ana bonds
Articles. I Open. lllgh.l Low. Close.
Wheat II
D.o mber .... 1 01, 102V 1 00s 1 24jB
May 1W 1 2Sl 1 0l 1 02SU
Ci'cember .... 57 61 57s 5SSB
May ' IVi Wsl 1B
Liverpool Grata aail I'rovlsloas.
LIEVRIOOL, Nov. 15 WH EAT Spot,
firm. No. 1 red western winter, 7 llHd;
futures firm; Ieteniber It 11V1. March, 7s
Kl ; Mav, 7s P&.
CORN Slot easy; new American mixed,
(via Galveston!, 6s td; futures steady; D-re.-nber
7s 4S1
fk V-Csnadlan steady. 7s lid.
I ;.Ol'R-Wlnttr palenta, steady, 33.
H bid.
Malbla bapplr ( Grata.
NEW YORK. Nov. 15 The visible sup
ply uf gialn In the I'nlted Slate Seiurdjy,
SuvemUr U. as compiled by the New York
produce exchange, was as follows:
Wheat, 23,6S7,0uO bushels; decreased, SM,
08 Lu:hel.
Crrn. 14O0O0 bushels; decreased, 14.000
i bushtis.
I Dais. 1S.703 000 bushels; decreased, 106,000
1 bLBtiels.
live l.uftV bushels; decreased, 307,000
I bu h. la-
1 Holl y, 4,133 000 bushels
buht is.
decreased, S01.0QO
Mlaaeapolle lira I a Market.
MlVNa'AITVLls Nov 15 WH BAT De
cnib r '1 Oi'il ('' Mav. tl c '.4 n:
hu. 1 hJU.L 41.07 ul , 1 noilU'lil.
Mllwseke tirsls Market.
MILWAUKEE. Nov 16 WHKAT-.Vo. 1
northern, ll 119I1.1S: No. 1 northern, 11 0a
l tw'i; Iecemh. r, fl t7V
OATH tllUJo.
BARLEY Samples, 5SVc.
Peoria tirala Market.
PICOKIA. Nov. 15. 4'Or.N steady;
oil, Me; No. I new. 6S0; No. 4. new
no trad. 61 ii.V
DA'I S -1'ik hanged; No. t ahlte, 40v::
4 while, eVg,
No. I,
6Wc;
No.
Atuhlaoa adj. 4 Arizona Com. ...
4o ) Atlantic
At.hlson R. R lKSilulte Lnallllo .
do ptd 104V4('al. ft Anion..
Boston Albany CTfel'al. ft lit, Is ...
Rcston ft Mslne 14lw t'rnteiinlsl
Pltrhburi pfd U t'opper Range ..
K T.. N. H. ft H...114 Ilalv West
Union Pacific i"!;1 Franklin
Am. Arje. Chem 4i tiranby
do ptd ituureeoe 141.11111
s isie noysle
122 Mass. Mining .. .
Am. Pi.eu Tube..
Amer. Bugar
do ptd
Am. T. ft T
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
Pom. 1 ft a
Mas. Electric ....
do pfd
Mill. Ose
Vnlted r'ruit
lolled 0. M
do pfd
V I. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
AHouea
Attia'tsamated
J-UlVldrUd.
i.V M.cniKan
..14Si Mohawk
.. 114 N'ava.la
. .l-3 Old Ilomlllloo
. . Parrot
.. 16-4 yuincy
.. 7 Shanno
. . 76 Tamarack
. .1474 t'nited t opper
.. V. S. Mining..
.. .l f 8. Oil
. . v l uh
..lit VKtoria
.. 6t4w,noo
, . Wolverine
.. .ite North Butt ..
.. 46 14
.. II
. . 2t4
..loll
..eo
.. 1
.. j
w
.. 17
. .1014
.. Kl
..
.. v.
.. at
.. H
..
..
47
.. 164.
.. 4
.. I:
.. CS
.. 3
.. 4
. 1
.. ii
.149
.. i
t of fee Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 15. COFFEE Mar
ket for coffee futures opened steady at un
changed prices, which was shout In line
with the European markets. There was a
little demand from local bulls, but im
porters were moderate sellers during the
day, and wllh some scattering liquidation,
prices eased off in the late trading, clos
ing barely steady, net unchanged to 10
points lower. Receipts at Uiasiliau ports
H.rd HttlA fln.ullnp hut Ihsra ia.-n talU
of a smaller spot demand from the Interior. I T
hales for the day were 27000 bags, Includ
ing November and December at 6 40c;
March. 6.60c; May. .70c; July, 6. 7.VR 6. SOc :
1 September. S s0c. Spot quiet; Rio No. 7.
VunVie, nominal; Santos No. 4, o5j6Tc:
mild uulet, Cordova, Mjllc.
Totals c 7,414 2,314 11.786
CATILEJ-Hecelpts of cattle were very
liberal this moiiung, 330 cars being re
ported In. The quality of the receipts was
very poor, the arrivals consisting almost
entirely of trash, with hardly more than a
sprinkling of desirable loads of any kind.
Early advices from Chicago Indicated a
lower market at that point and buyers
were Inclined to point to that fact, but
there were so few desirable killers here
that the local market on cattle of that de
scription was strong. On the other hand.
Inferior cattle and trash of all kinds was
slow; and the feeling rather weak.
Cows and heifers of fair to good quality
moved off quite freely at good, steady to
strong price, with common .kind xuostly
steady.
Feeders were anywhore from steady to
10c higher; that Is, the desirable kinds
were, and the msrket fairly active at pre
vailing figures. The fact ia the feeder
market Is very strong every day and un
usually high for this season of the year.
Quotations on rattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers. $7.2fM1S25; fair to good corn
fed steers, $H .257.25; common to fair corn
fed steers, $4.60(516.25; good to choice range
steers. 5.60ft6.g5; fair to good range steers.
J4.7oifi5.50', common to fair range steers,
J3S(V74.60; pood to choice cornfed cows and
heifers. 14.2505.35; fair to good cornfed
cows and heifers. J3.1ri4.2f; common to
fair cornfed cows and heifers. 3.rflS2K;
gon.1 to choice rsnge cows and heifers.
3.76?i4.SO; fair to good range cows and heif
ers. t3 3ffi3.76; common to fair range cow
and heifers. $3 Soft 3. J5; good to choice
storkers and feeders. W-POfi S : fair to
good storkers and feeders. 19.75414 W); com
mon to fair stocers snd feeders, J3.00ttS76;
stock heifers. .75.tTS.75; veal calves, .8.50
7.00; bulls, stags, etc.. S2.76fi4.0G.
Representative sales:
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
ft cows xr,3 3 75 13 cows 814 t 10
15 cows 90 3 80 15 steers. ...ll.r.3 li 40
2(1 steers.. ..12 5 00 26 steers. ...102S 4 60
64 feeders.. 10l.il 5 25 17 feeders. . f.10 4 00
8 heifers.,. 608 S 25 10 cows 955 8 00
14 heifers... t7 3 30 11 cowa 724 3 10
13 steers.... 871 4 00 6 cowa 826 2 90
R. Lucas Nebraska,
67 steers... 10l9 5 20 8 steer.
W ESTE R.N IS W YOM 1NU.
5 now 1124 4 00 IS cows 973
87 heifers... M2 4 20 12 steers. ...1070
38 steers.... 6'.9 4 75 15 cows S70
11 calves... 255 6 00 40 heifers... 647
13 heifers... 6.(0 3 16
WESTERNS.
J. P. Stephenson Wyoming.
8 ews-hfs.. 925 4 26 8 cows 1063 3 16
29 feeders.. 1U63 6 10 1 calf 230 25
HOGS Receipts of hogs were extremely
light this morning and, as some of ihe
trains were late in arriving at the yards,
there were at no time enough hogs on
sale to really make a market or to Induce
all the buyers to compete for supplies.
Still the demand was urgent and the hugs
sold about as fast as they put in an ap
pearance at prices that were MMOo higher,
In fact, In moat cases 10c higher. Pretty
much everything sold Inside the range of
37.80478.00, while on Saturday the big bulk
of all the hogs brought 7.85(u'7,r. The best
hogs here tuday sold up to 100, although
there was nothing very toppy Included
among the receipts.
Toilav's advance carries the mirks) to
the highest point touched In a month and
a halt, today being the first occa. .n that
hogs have reached 800 since October 1.
This Is the fifth month of the ' year on
w hich hogs have sold as high as Is 00. ihe
highest price having been reached in Sep
tember, when 38. SO was touched,
llcprcsentatlve sales:
Kansns City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 15. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 11,000 head, Including 1,000 south
erns; market steady to strong; westerns,
10c higher; choice export and dressed beef
steers. Jo. 50V 5.50, fair to good, J4.7o'i;tj,S6,
weotern steers, 34.OOtf5.50; Blockers and feed
ers, Jo.OU4r600; southern steers, 33.50ti5.10;
southern cows. J2.C("a4O0; native cowa,
2.K.4J4.75; native heifers, $2.2566.85; bulls,
J2.9t.j U0; calves, $4.UVff 7.00.
11UGS Rt ecelpts, s 000 head; market 5c
to 10c higher; top, JS.17H: bulk of sales.
J7.Mh(8.10; heavy, 3S.0t"u17 Vi; packers and
butchers, J7 M.-yS.15; light, $7,6048.00; pigs,
$6.60.17.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts." 9 fKX
head; market steady; lambs, J6.0rv.r7.a0;
yearlings, $6.00600; wethers, $4.2&n6.25;
ewe, J4.0O-ii4.75; stockers and feeders, $3.25
4,5.25.
:;an. per dos., Sf.c; extra fsncy Muskegon,
per flat box, $1 26. Head lettuce: per ham
per. $J 50. Rutabagas: Canadian) per lb..
iv,c. Cabbage: Wisconsin, genuine HpN
land seed, per lb., l'c; l,0OU-lb. lots or
more, l'o; rod, per Io., lfo. California
tomatoes: Per orate, $1 50. Onions: Indiana
Ked Ulobe, per bu., Jl 00, Idaho yellow, per
bu., $100; Spanish, per crate, $1.60, Pota
toes: Colorado, per bu., 7oo. Figs: New,
Imported, 7-ct own, per lb., 16c; ' 4-orown,
per lb., 13c; U lJ-os. pkgs., per bog, 80c;
50 6 0s. pkgs., per box, $2 00.
NI'TS Almonds: Drake seedlings, per
lb., 16c; filberts, large, per lb., He. Pecans:
Louisiana, per lb., 17Sc; Jumbo Texas, per
lb., 10c; medium Texas, per lb.. 12'4ja. Cali
fornia walnuts: No. 1, soft shell, per lb.,
ir.c; No. 2, soft shell, per lb., 11c. Peanuts:
Raw, per lb.. 6c; Jumbo, raw. per lb, Tc;
toasted, per lb., 8c; salted, per box. U.K.
DATES-30 l ib- pkgs.. per bog. $2.26;
new Hallowe'en, per lb., 7c; sugar wAmuu
per box, 31.16; fard, per lb.. 10c.
HlDtK-No. 1 green. 10c: No. t cured,
CIDER Mott's, per keg, 33.50.
LONDON,
of wool for
sales closed
mw s: New
Queensland,
bales; South
Wool Market.
Nov. 15. WOOL The" listing
the sixth series ot auction
with ludsy's arrivals as fol
South Wales. 32, 81T bales:
3a,t'iOU bales; Victoria, -14,11
Australia. 10,322 bales; wet
Australia. 11.987 balna: Tasmania, $M bales:
.ew Zealand. 14,648 bales; Cape of Oood
Hope and Natal, 2.t!2 bales. Of this wool;
o4.0u0 bales of Australian and 23. 600 bales
of Cape of Oood Hope and Natal were
forwarded direct to spinners, making the
net available for the sales (Including 4.000
bales held over from the fifth series) 8, 40
blST.' LOUIS, Mo.. Nov. 1K.-WOOL Un
changed; territory and weatern mediums,
.'42!rc; fine mediums. 3tJg26c; fine, 143 JOc.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 16. CATTLE Receipts,
11,000 head, including 6.700 Texan; market
steady to lOo lower. Native shipping and
export Bteers, $d.7.VfcS.00; dressed beef and
butcher steers, f3.rsMrtl.o0; sters. under
1,1X10 pounds, $8.75(66.26; stockers and feeders,
a.oOG.Io; cows and heifers, $3.2;V(f.90;
cannera. $2.00,32.50; bulla, $2.50,qi4.25; calves,
J6.My.jK. 25; Texas and Indian stoers, $3.60u
6.30; cows and heifers. J2,40f4.25.
HOGS Receipts, 12,300 head: market 6c
higher. Pigs and lights. Jd.257J7.S0; pack
ers, $7,705(8.00; butchers and best heavyi
J8.05TjK.15. '
SHEEP AND LAM B3 Receipts, 1,700
head; market steady; native muttons, 83.50
(j'OtJO: lambs, t6.25ji7.65; culls and bucks,
32.6oi(i4.4o; blockers, J3.!Uti3.76.
.1151 6 30
4 00
4 no
3 20
t 60
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST JOSEPH, Mo., Nov. IG. CATTLE
lU'colpt. 1,000 head; market steady to
strong; steers, $4,607.00; cowa and heifers,
32.60uti.00; calve. $3.K"Sj7.oO. '
HOGS Receipts, 3.000 head; market otjlOc
higher; top, $8.16; bulk of sales, $7."fflS lo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Market steady:
lambs, $4.00iT.60.
Sloes. Cltr Live Stock Market.
8UOUX CITY. Ia., Nov. 15,-tSpeclal Tel
egram.) CATTLE Receipts, . 3,500 head;
market killers easier; feeders, steady to
strong; beeves, 34 00rj4.'26; cows, $3.orfi4.Ta;
feeders, $4.10tt4.90; yearllng-a.. $3 0O1j4. 10. '
HOOS Receipts. 3.200 head; market
strong to 60 higher: close, weak; range of
prices, $7. 75S8.O0; bulk of sales, f 7.903 7.V5.
atock In eiaht.
Itec'ulpt of live stock at the six prlucl
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha R.200
. . Sarar and Molae.
NEW YORK, Nov. U.-SUtJAR-Raw ,
firm; refining, 3.9(r,j4.00c; cen trl ruga 1, .
test, 4.45V4.oOo; mola'ses sugar, 1. 10 S.76c;
refined, steady; No. . .4.75e; No. . 4.8.V;
No. , 4 80o; N'o. 10. 4.660: No. 1L 4.50e; No.
12, 4.45c; No. 13, 440o; No 14, 4.40o; con
fectloters' A, 5.O60; mould A, 6.60c, cut
loaf, .06c: crushed, 8.86c: powdered,: Ltac:
granulated. 6880; cubes. 6.60c. .. . .
.MOLASEfi Firm: New Orleans open ket
tla, good to choice. 8&42c.
KINKAID FOR MONEY' REFORM
Math District Conressnia T ri
nanolal Learlalatloa Will Lasul
This Wlhte; (
. ' ' ' ' '
Congressman .ose P. Klnkald, repre
sentative in the national congress from
"The Big Sixth" district of Nebraska,
passed, through Omaha on his way to
Washington for the next season.
"The currency question probably will be
of paramount importance thla term," he
said. "There la no quefttpn that our fi
nancial system mut ba revtsetfv and It la
not too early now to begin legislation,
Senator Aldrich hag aroused oOnslderabl
Interest among banker and buslne men
In the necessity of a better banking ays
tern. . ':': :; "' '
'The central bank Idea rriay be exploited.
At any rate it Is stir to cause coriftider
aile discussion, as We .are not all the
same mind on that plan,"" 1 t -
There Is no dangei1 . from .'ronp rhen
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy IB used. ;
Sioux City
SU Joseph ...
Kansas City
St. Louis .....
Chicago ......
Totals
OMAHA
3.500
... 1.000
...11,000
...11,000
...30,000 '
1.N00
.1,200
3,tXH)
8.0(10
13,200
28.000
ltj.000 I
I
9.000
1,700
27.000
14 ' () Btt.200 63,700
ticAbit.ll. JlAHKteT.
Ktw Yark Mlalaa; Stocka.
NEW YORK. Nov. 16. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Alios 1 !.eadvlll Cos.
euruusehk Ton .... t l.iule tTilei...
Com. Tunnel eto:k... E slsalraa
. Is Oetan
. Ophlr ,
. 74 - 'standard ....
IM Yellosl Jacket
. (
. f
.1)
I t
. M
do b..ada
On. Cel. ft V.
Horn Sliver
lion Sliver
unr4.
Fore I a a Flaaaclal.
LONDON. Nov. 16 Money was obtain
able on easier terms today. Saturday a
gold import and the fart thai the Bank of
Er gland secured tl "io tsO gold, w hich ar
rived today, eased d.scoont tatr and
j siienglheiied biiiiati securilies, Coiihoi
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-METALS-St
inward conoer on the New York Metal
lexchaiige was neglected and ne quotations
wre mad. The London market was
jt adv snd Snr(iU 6d higher at 69 for
I spot and A ttO 2s 6d for futures. Local deal
lets quote Uk- copper at $13 00u U.2a; elec.
Ilrolvic, flltT'Afi 13.00: casting, $12.75'ii
l.'71. Tin was firm locally. The London
n:a:ket wes fiim at 13j )2s d for spot
and 111 15a for futures. Iead was quiet
lecslly; spot, $4 37Htj4 4'. The Ixmdon mar
Hi was higher a! 13 Is 8d. Spelter was
(julet Ineallv ai to 2r..?4 40 The London mar-
ki t was unchanged at 23 6s. Iron was
uncnansen tiotn in uonrinn and locally.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 15 METAt S Ltad,
quiet at $4.26. Spelter, steady at $6.25.
Philadelphia I' rod ace Market.
PHILADKLPHIA. Nov. U. BUTTER
Steady, fair demand. Western creamery,
t'-r: nearby prints. Sic.
EGOS Firm, good d'-inand. Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, tree case, 33c at
mark; Pennsylvania and other nearby cur
rent receipt, returnable cases. 31c at mark;
western firsts, free cases. Sic at mark;
wenern current receipts, free cases, 272Sio
at mark.
CHEESE Firm, fair demand. New York
full creams, choice, 17o; fair to good, lo'w
lUVo.
No. Av. 8b. Pr. No. Av. Bh. Pr.
2K 14.) ... 75 JHJ 40 T r7t4
Ti 18 10 It"' - ! t 7,
s isi to 1 in ib 17 en t ;'
41 11 ... 7 HO 411 kS $4 t tn
Mi til 110 7 6 s4 2sl SO I on
3 ii ... 7 tm 47 Ltl 140 I 00
.-,.. t 7 SO 7 9b U 244 . t 00
ill 7 4 441 T Sa 42 40 00
3 -l 40 7 Uo e0 3 W I Oil
St IliO 7 ii t 241 ... I 00
i8 215 140 7 15 7S 20 10 00
naletk Crala Market.
DULUTH, Nov. 1 WH KAT Decembr,
$103; May, $10fS: No. 1 northern. fl07V
No t northern, $l.Xrv
OATS 39c.
Klgla flatter Market.
Fl.OIN. Nov 75-P.UTTF - Firm,
sale for the week, 54,u pocUs.
SOc;
SHEEP P.reelpt on paper were of a
very respectable volume this morning, the
estimate being placed at 1(1,000 head, as
compared with 8.454 head last Monday and
17,21 head a year ago. There were sev
eral shipment that did not arrive until
late, however, and tlie actual ottering on
the early market gave a much smaller total
than the estimate.
Fleshy kind moved readily from the
opening; In fact, there waa little tendency
In killing circles to wait for the full as
sortment. 'Most price paid were fullv
steady with best grades and about strong
as compared with last week's close. Only
a very moderate supply of fat stock was
Included in today's run, and quality as a
rule was none too good. Some fed west
tin ewes were good enough to bring $4.55
and a small siring of toppy lambs changed
hands at $7.50.
The percentage of feeder was larger
than usual today, but the demand fully
equaled the supply and activity featured
the trade throughout. There was no ma
terial change In prices, most sale carrying
Jurl atn.ui steady figures. It might be
well to nolo in this connection that one
reason for tna stauinty or reeaer values
from day to day 1 the large number of
orders in the hand of commission men
now waiting to be filled.
iguotailon 011 fat hp and lambs: Oood
to clioue Uinba, J7.1oy7 50; fair to good
lambs, fd.70n7.lo. good light yearling. J.. .J,
t)5.75; good heavy yearling. Jo.oo-i5.So,
gcod to holre wethers. $4 sfriftl 36;, fair to
good wetheia. $1 40)4 15; good to choice
ewrs. $4.fx.t4 M; fair to good ewe. Jt.AnX
4.;
Quotations on feeder stock: Oood ' to
choice lamb, fti.Uuf .50, (air to good lambs,
Staple and fssey Prod nee Prices Fare
lbed by Bayer and Wholesalers.
BUTTER Creamery, No. I, delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 32c; No.
1, in 60-1 b. tubs, 31 He; No. t, in 1-lb. car
tons. 30c; in 00-lb. tubs, 28n; packing
stock, 22rtc: fancy dairy, tubs, 25c; Mar
ket changes every Tuesday.
EGGS Fresh selling stock, candled, 25c.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, 33c; springs,
14c; hens 14c; cocks, 10c; ducks, loc; geese.
Itc; turkeys, 2oc; pigeons, por dos., J1.25.
Alive, broilers under 3 pounds, 15c; over
2 pounds, 10ic; hens, 10c; cocks, tVc:
ducks, full feathered, 10c; jgeese, full
leathered, 8c; turkeys, under 10 pounds, 15c;
over 10 pounds, lie; guinea fowls, $2.60 per
dog., pigeons, 60c per dos.
ci Yb 1 fc-MS aciectu. smail cans. 22c; large
40c; gallons, fl.ko; New Vork counts, smull,
63c; large, 4ia;; gallon, $1.85, Lialtimore.
Biandaiiis. small, sUo; laige, iiv; gallon,
kl.OO. .
FISH Fresh caught, almost all irt
dresked: Halibut, 12c; buffalo. 8c: trout,
Ijo, bullhuais, 14c; catfish, i.c; crapptea,
suufish, felloe; blauV. bas, 25c; whiietisii,
loc; piae, 12c; samujn. Uo; pickerel, .11c;
frog legs, 45o. Fresh froxen whileiish, No.'
1, 11c; pickerel, at eased and oeaaiea. 8;
pike, dressed, 12c; reusuappers, lJc: Span
uh macktrei, lav; naUe n.ackarel, 35c each.
BEEF CL'ib-No., 1 rib. Pc; No. 2 ribs,
12c; o. 2 fibs, 7ic; No. 1 10111. 2wc; No. 2
loin. 16c, No. 3 loin, 6'c; No. 1 chuck.
ttVyc; No. 2 t'hurk, erie; No. 3 chuck, 4Vc,
No. 1 ryund. c; No. 2 round, otjo; No. 2
be No. 1 plate, 6'sc; No. 2 plate, 4c; No. 2
Dule. 2n,C.
FRL'1'1 si Uiapts; New York Concord, as
socialluu pack, por basket, 2lc; loo-hatket
loi.i. per basket, JOc; Calitornia, extra
fancy lt'laming Tokays, per lare crgu,
$1.75; 3-ciaie lots, pr cime. Jl.bu, 5-crate
Iota, per crate, Jl 60; extra choice Malagas,
per hoi., $- 6u, extra choice heavy Malagas,
tor phi., Jo.ou; kliicily fancy Malasas, per
bl Jo.50; sti iotly fancy neavy Malagas,
per bbl., $7 00. extra fancy tinted graces,
per -bbl., $7.60; extra fancy extra baavy
tinitu. per 001., m 00 ext. fancy pma La
bolihmia D, per but., Jloou. Cianberrlna:
Wibuonsln, Antler brauil, extra fancy
Ji n bo, per bbl.. 110 jo, V isconsla, poppy
1 1 and, Pell & Cherry, per bbl., $7.50; Vs 1.
cotiuin, tleid run, ur bbl,, j; ou, fancy t.'ape
Cod, $7 50; choice Capt Cod, 7.0u. choicu
Cape Cod, box. $20. ApiJlua; Eura Colo
rado Juuailians. per box, J2.60; extra choice
ColoiaUo Jonathans, per uux, e.2o; cnoico
Jonathans, per box. J2.0U; Misnouri Uatn,
No. 1. lien Davia. per bbl., $3.50; Miafouii
Ben, No. 1, Wlnesaps, per bbl , $100; Mis
souri lien. No. 1, Uano, per bbl., JJ 7; New
York extra fancy Red Baldwins, per bbl.,,
$4.50; New York extra fancy tireenliigs, per
bbl., ft oO; New torg farmers pack. Raid
wins, per bbl., fJ.75; New Vork farmers'
pack. Greenings, per bbl., $J.7a. Puars:
California, extra fancy Eastie Uuerre, per
box, $2.50, Miclilgan Klerters, per 3 bo. bbl.,
$4 00. Oranges: Extra fancy Valencia, 124,'
I'M, 176. too and 216. per box, $4 50, 250 and
itJ. per box, $4 50, exua fancy Florida, Ui.
150. 174, 2O0, 216 per box, J 25. Lemons:
Extra fancy. A) and SW, . par fcox, j.oD;
choice, 000 and 300. per box, JUti. (jiue
fruit: Florida, 64, 64 and So, per bv. $4
Banana. Extra fancy Port Lnnun, per 1U.
4c; 6-buitch lots, per lb., ic. tlouey; Col
lado. per crate, te 25.
VEG t-TAHLES "weet potatoes. Vlrgl.tig
Red fciar, per laig bbl., $2.58; 6-bbl. lot,
per bbl., $2oo. Celery: Extra fancy Jdicul-
your
left
OMAHA r,,A!! CURED .
OF PARALYSIS
ISKLFSH HAND IS RE8TOnKI
-
After One Kontn'a Treatmeat at tk
Jladium ZnitltwU, JV Jl. fteese Has
2erfeot Vie of Band That Wu
Paralysed ana Useless.
A an example of the wonderful currs
effected at the Radium Institute, follow
ing Is a letter from a grateful Omaha
man, who through this system of treat
ment received the use of a hand Inat was
paralysed and so utterly useless that he
had no control of the muscles pf the en
tire arm. We have other letters on file
at the Institute as convincing of the vir
tu of the Radium System as Is the fol
lowing: Omaha, Neb., Nov. 13, J0l.
Radium Medical and frnrglcal Institute,
Omaha, Neb.
Dear Doctors: I want to thank you for
r treatment. When 1 came to you my
hand and wrist was paralysed to Ihe
extent that It was useless to tie. After
one month of your treatment It Is" en
tirely well and I have perfect use of It. A
freat many peopie ask me about your
reatment and call on me. You can refer
anyone who is skeptiOHl. I take pleasure
in recommending your treatment to all
my friends. , Yours truly,
R E. REESE
2823 Farnam street, Omaha.
Perhaps you are suffering from a like
disease. Can you afford to go through
life with such a handicap or can you af
ford to entrust your case to soma one
who is not fit in knowledge or euuiprnent
to glvs you the successful treatment and
effect such cures as the above? .The
specialists are men of long experience
They have every equipment known te the
profession and their record ot past suc
cesses should prove their efficiency to
handle your case.
Cancer, lupus, eplthellona,
tarrh, epilepsy, rheusnstiani,
stomach, liver, kidney and
diseases are best treated by
ful Radium System and tn k these
success has been phenomenal.
They have recently moved f.roin the old
offices In the Patterson hlofit and are
now located at the northwest corner of
Thirteenth and Farnam. 220 Houth Thir
teenth street, In larger quarters to Jiandle
their Immense practice, and have 'added
eminent physicians to their staff.'-'
- Remember the new address, 321) South
fhlrtoenth street, Omaha
asthma, is-
gall stones.
all nervous
the wonder-
thelr
Herbert E. Gooch Co.
Brokers tad Deilen
, tjfapr. rawtigjoaa. stoo
Otba Office 1 tit) 31. T. sUfe SlduJ.
U ttelevboae. Bear Las taL
. . taepeaaak e-8ial aa.4 A-4Uaa,
leev asa LeUeteet Uouee la the fHale.
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