TIIK IU:K: OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVKMBElt HO, 1009.
CUlllN AND PRODUCE MARKET
via Oalvrsir.n. Ii M. Futures, quiet; De
cember, f .S(,d.
$1.4.4is; total balance In seneral fund,
V4.7w,.0kl.
MCW YORK r;HAL MARKET
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Appearance cf Irregularity.
Apperance of Irregularity.
THIS DANK IS
1
Wheat Stands Strong? and Higher
, Again Friday.
(iaotatlona
Yarloas
XABLES FIRM, OFFLRIKGS NONE
1 r rl I Sapported, with friers
' Tearllnar t pnrard lie-cause of Llaht
f Receipt and Fairly Act
ive: Drnund.
OMAHA, Nov. 19. 1W.
Wheat strung and higher acaln today,
tables were firm and with no offering
hn market advanced and held firm in t..e
ip pi lees. The lifffmbir cption Is paining
itrengtrt and In selling al a good premium
ver the future option, streng.hun.d by
h stronger rash prices. , ,
The corn market in beln well euppnrte.l
nd prion are trending upwind brau-e ol
viy llRht receipts and moderately active
demand at receiving contera.
Vt neat ruled firm anu niMher from the
start. The advance In cash stuff and a
general falling off in primary receipts
turned spa-cnlators bullish, who bought
freelv with each advance. Some realising
nt Hie cloxe eased the market temporarily.
Virn i.n etradv without much chaheo.
receipts being very light owing to the pant
unfavorable, weather, but a freer move
ment Ik looked for during the coming week.
There s a good demand, and s the ship
ments more than equal the receipts price
hold firm.
Prima rv whent receipts were 7H.A00 bush
el and shipments were (120.000 bushels,'
against receipts last year of 1.2W.00O bush
el and shipments of 674.000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 315 001) bushels
and shipments were 179,000 bushels, against
receipts last year of WW bushels and
shipments of 20.000 bushels.
Clearances were 2.0O0 bushels of corn,
none of oats and wheat and flour equal to
Si 000 bushels.
Liverpool closed Sd to V2A higher on
wheat and Hd higher on corn.
loca! taiine oh options:
Articles ! Open. Hlrh.f Low. Close. Tea'r.
Wheat; I
lee. ...I Ifr: 1
,May...j !.!
o-n i
feo....l r:
'.May... f,sH
oats I
Dec... I
Ms v...!
l mm
K7
f.m
I
1 02 .1 1 OS
9'.' I 99 91'H
!! 57
t f.8 68H
S7S 7h! !T7'i
3! VK t'
1 (it
Omaha Cask Prices.
Ja.VIIEAT No. 2 hard, ll.OSH1fl.04V4; No. S
, ftuLTd, fl.O0ril.O2U,; No. 4 hard. M'aTOc; No. 2
spring, l.24i.o:iH; No. 2 spring, 95eg31.O0;
No 4 spring, i2'&96o.
CORN No. 2. D.V.c: No. . B9'4c; No. 4.
t&W"be; Nos. 2 and 2 yellow, 69c; Nos.
2 and 3 white. 69Vc.
i-.OATa-No. 3 mixed, 27Hc; No. 3 yellow.
AF? ii3c; No. 3 white. JS'i-WHci No. 4
white. SiVf3So: standard. 3SHc
RYE No. 2, tec; No. 3, 7fl8c.
Car lot iteceipts.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago 21 103 .102-
Minneapolis 343
Dmaha 23 17 9
Ouluth 209
4'IIICAUO CHAIN ASD PltOVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing;
Frlcea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19. Increased congestion
In the December delivery caused a fur
ther advance in the price of that option
In the wheat market Fiere today, the hig!i
point of the day being reached at fl.OS'e,.
Distant deliveries were Inclined to droop.
At the close prices were Ho lower to He
higher. Coarse grain and provisions closid
heavy.
Active demand for December and a con
sequent widening of the spread between
that option and May was the feature of
trading In the wheat pit. Many of the
smaller shorts, alarmed at the prospects of
a "Squeeze," wera urgent bidders nearly
all day, but offerings were light the
ureater part of the time. The distant
futures fulled to follow the upward trend
if the December delivery, owing to favor
able reports regarding the new crop In
Argentina and Auntralia as well as In this
country. A St. Louis trade journal re
ported the fell sown crop to be In ex
cllnt condition, with the exception of
xnme damage by heeslun fly in Illinois and
Missouri. ' The range on Decerrher was
between $1 0SH and fl W4. while May sold
between Jl.O.Vs and $1.0H! At the close
December was well up toward the lop at
S1.0SH. but the more distant deliveries
were almost at the bottom, with May at
31 .,.
Clear weather In the corn belt weakened
the corn market, but he selling pressure
was not henvy at any time, owing to the
action of December whent. Trading was
inclined to drag throughout the day and
prices moved over a narrow range. The
ur'iiHn was easy, with prices a shade to
nii-ic below the previous close.
" Profit taking In the December option
caused moderate weakness In oats. The
volume of trading, however, was small.
At the close prices were unchanged to H;
o lower.
Provisions closed 5o to 27e lower.
The leading futures tanged aa follows:
of the Hay
ommodllles.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13 -FLOPR Re
ceipts. if,,X hbls ; exnrrta, "00 bb a
Market slow st old quotations; Minnes 'ta
talents. $.", x,1f j. 40 : winter stratihes, ii 20
6 80; Minnesota, bakers. 34;iev,MW.; winter
ex:ras. 34 3004 0; winter r"nts, 3S..WI
6.75; winter low grades. 34ni4SU; T'ansss
straights, 34 mmi : on. Rve flour, quiet- fair
to good. 34.i'a4 30: choice to fancv. 11 S"S
4 50. Huckuhent flour, dull at )iti par
iou lbs., nominal.
Cijli.v'n i.-eHeadv; fine white and yel
low. 11 "il &; coarse, ' ILtOffll. 45; kiln
dried. J3.
It TR Dull; No. 2 western, 81,o, nomi
nal, f. o h., New Tork.
P.ARl.KY-Steady; feeding, BOMo, e. I. f..
New oYrk.
WIIKA1' Receipts, 1ri".000 bu.; exports,
201 eH bu. Snot market firm: No. red.
312'"., nominal, domestic, elevator; No. 1
red, tl.2iiH. nominal, f. o b. sfloa,:; No. 1
northern Duluth, 31. ITS. nominal, f. o. b.
afloat; No. 3 hard wlnt'-r, 11.21 H. nominal,
f. o. b. afloat. Kear of manipulation In
December held wheat firm most of ths
day in the face of bearish news regard
ing crop conditions In principal exporting
countries, but nenr the close prices gave
way with moderate veiling and th close
was at Ho net advance for December and
He lower to He higher for other positions.
A northwestern authority estimates that
there are left 10s.Ckj0.oiXI bushels of the
spring whent crop to last until next sea
Son. December closi d at 31 17; May closed
at 31 12H; July closed at 31.04H.
CORN Receipts. 4.500 bu. Spot market
barely steady; No. 2, 72He, elevator, do
mes le, 72c delivered nnd 7?e, f. i. b.
aflont; No. 2 yellow, 73c, all nominal.
Option market waa without transact! jns,
closing H'fi'c low r December closed at
71e; May closed at S9e.
OATS Receipts, lay ." bu. Spot market
steady; mixed oats, 2S to 32 pounds, nom
inal; naiural white, K to 32 pounds, 444-tft
4"c: clipped white, 34 to 42 pounds, 4uH0
4He.
HOPR Dull; state, common to choice,
1909. S3'4(ac, 1)S, 141i20c; I'aclflo coast, 1909,
rfcirie; ikis. lTuac.
UAY Firm; No. 3; 80?i;ic; good to choice,
ffiCo fl.OK.
HI Die S Firm; Rogota, 21Hi?22Hc; Cen
tral America. t2-i22ltu.
LFiATH ICK Sundv ; acid. 22t?:c.
PROVISIONS-Beef steady; family, 314.00
I&14.50; mess, $11. Ufa 11 M; beef hsms, $iS 00'iji
2...00; packet. ilJ.wii i2.j0; city wxtra India
ners, $'i0 5Wi7 fi Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. $13.50714 00; pickled hams, $12 TA
f.11.00. l.ard, steady; middle west, $13.R."1J
13 66; refund, steady; continent, $14.10;
Soiiih America, i'i.lu; cuiuuouim. $iu.uu.i
10.25. Pork. Ftcady; family, OV-rr.Ou;
short clear, 324. W(26.50; iness. $2S. 7Bj8i2 .00.
TAI.DOW Steady; country (pkgs. frea).
6V!j7,o.
RiClfi steady ; domestie, rair to axtru.
2'i'UTc; Japan, bM.'Vbc.
UCTTlill stronger; creamery specials.
32c; extras, 31c; third to first, 2Wu!Hjho;
state dairy, common to finest, 25&310.
CHIiiiKr r irm; statu, new, iuu o earn,
special. ltiiGl"Hc: September fancy, ItiHc;
October best, lbc; common to good, 14H
Uo; ekius. full to special. pl4Hc.
EGOS Firmer; western extra rirsis, a
HMc; firsts, ZKaile; seconds, 2tiif28c.
1'OUL.TIIY Alive, firm; western cnicg-
ens, 10c; fowls, loc: turkeys, l.ic. jjressed,
firm; western chickens, broilers, lvJiELc;
fowls, 13bl!tc; turkeys. 17321c.
WK ATI! Ell IN TUB GRAIN BEf-T
Fair Satnrdar After a Night of
Wanner Atmosphere.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 19. 1909.
The barometric depression, reported de
veloping In the extreme northwest In the
preceding report, has moved slowly east
ward durlt.g the pas twenty-lour nours,
and Is extending down over the North
Dakota and north Into Canada. An area
of high pressure continues over all other
portions of the country. Light snow flur
ries acoompatiy the northwest depression,
and generally cloudy weather prevails lit
tho upper- valleys this morning. Unsettled
weather prevails on the Paclflo slope, and
ra ns are general alonr the ' coast. The
weather continues clear In the southwest
nnd throughout ths lower valleys, and it
will continue fair In this vicinity tonight
and Saturday. Temperatures are lower
along the Atlantic coast, and tn the ex
reme northwest Canadian provinces. They
ere much higher throughou central and
western portions, and will ba somewhat
higher In this vicinity tonight.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
he lust three years:
1S09. 190. 1907. 190H.
Minimum temperature.... 34 41 81 13
Precipitation 00 .00 .03 .00
Normal temperature for today, 3 degrees.
Kxeess In precipitation sines March 1,
2.49 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
4.04 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 19o7,
6.93 Inches.
Li. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Safy,
i
1 0SH1?
1 -H
1 oou
1 UH:
97HI
I
1 08 1 08(3 H
1 06 H 1 06HI
97HI 96Ts.
1 08H
I
106HI
I
86H
1 0$
iocs
37
0H
coan tHH .tievfi'HioDTtifieo
62Holv WH,lH,2il;iH''llVkiiH
oo: hiqui suit bU',iuti et
COPPER ISSUES - ARE ADVANCED
Effect of Meloa Catting; of Wells.
Fargo Company Affects Vnloa and
alhera raeirie Favorably
Many Realising Sales,
NFW YORK. Nov. 19 There wera con
flicting Influences at work In the stock
market today which gave It an appearance
of Irregularity. The unfavorable influence
was a doubt about the character of to
morrow's bank statement.
In favor of higher prices was the re
newal of rumors of the progress of the
plan for consolidation of the copper pro
ducing corporations and assumptions grow
ing out of the Wella-Fargo melon cutting
on other bonuses. The latter Influence
wss perceptable In the wide advances on
light dealings of a number of hlgtl priced
Investments stocks known to have large
surplus holdings In their treasuries, as well
as others credited with "concealed assets,"
which do not figure In balance sheets.
In the case of the Coppor stock, the ad
vance with which they started brought In
some realizing sales which turned the
prices downwards again and resulted In
considerably unsettling the foreign market
The same was true of I'nlon Pacific, which
got an early benefit from the renewal of
talk of segregation of assets on Its own
account and from estimates of the value of
Investment holdings by Southern Faciric
of Wells-Fargo.
There was a great variety of movements
In stock of a minor clnss. as for example,
the Keokuk Des Moines stock, which
became actlv after a long period of
quiescence,' the common advancing from
a fraction above 37 a share to nearly 312
Doubts over the complexion of the bank
statement was due to uncertainty over the
after-affects of last week's unexplained
loan contraction, a much aa to tho actual
cash loss Indicated by the preliminary es
timates of the currency movement. In
these the total of gold for export for the
week ran up t otfi.nftoat). The express
movement with the Interior, on the other
hend. yielded a considerable balance In
favor of New York and the subtreaaury
operations nearly 3.VI0.000 more, so that the
loss by gold exports anems to have been
reduced to tinder $2,000,000.
United States Steel was quite steadily
under pressure throughout the day and
closed st a small net decline In spit of
the buoyant rise at other point. The prlc
movement became feverish and excited
late In the day, but did not lose Its Ir
regularity altogether and closed unsettled.
nonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
$4,252,000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Sales and range of prices on the Block
exchange today were as follows:
ISlSS. Hlf. LOW. LIO.
.sohhthi
41V4
i 894.!
I
20 20 H
19 96
II 10
11 S
11 42HI
10 67H
10 40
89141 8 I394J39HI
41 '41Hi!:47VoHj
39V3rHI '!
21 05
20 00
13 15
11 97 H
20 72H
l 85
13 10
11 87H
11 47Hi 11 40
10 70
10 42H
10 00
10 87141
20 72H
19 36
13 15
11 HO
11 40
10 CO
10 S7H
&H
41
S9I.
21 00
10 02H
13 25
12 00
11 46
10 70
10 42H
t
t
Wheat
Iec.
May
CoX
D c.
May
July
Oats
Dec. "JUiy
IV.. i
fl Jan.
May
Laiu
, Nov.
' Jan.
May
Hloit
Jan.
May
FLOUR Firm; winter patents. 35.0tVS5.iH;
winter straUhts, 34NH(5.30; suilng straights,
34.tVo4.7i; bakers. 34 2ti&-10.
RYHNo. 2. T&tflSWc
BAULKY Fetd or mixing, MI'Me; fair
to cholee multhiK, Mfi 57 !,' '
FLAXe-KFD No. 1, south wi stern, $1.72;
nort h western, 31s2.
HEKDS-Tlmolhy. 33.7S; clover. $).504i
14 00.
1-OKK-Per bbl.. $3.7V."'.,4.00. Lard, per
101 lbs , $13 20. IShoit ribs, sides (loose)
$11 STViH K-'H; short clear sides (boxed)!
$U.2ull76. ,
Total designees of whent and flour wers
equal to 5iiS,0tK) bu. Exports for the week,
ii s shown by Rridat real's, were eoual to
USA. 000 bu. Primary receipts were 714.00
bu., compared w ith 1.297 000 bu. the cot re
sponding day a year ago. F.stimated re
ceipts -for tomorrow: Wheat. 30 cars; com,
la csrs; oats. 111! cars; hot?. 12.0o0 head.
Chicago Cash rrlees Wheat: No, 2 red.
$1. instil. 21 H; No. 3 red, 31. lfttfl 17: No. 3
tiara, ii. Witii. ii; no. nart ii.woi WH: t
No. 1 northern spring. II Hiil.lS; Not I
northern spring. $1 oiinfl 10S.; No. 2 spring. I
II o.il o9. Coin: No. 2 cash. ;ji4o; No. $
issh, MUc; No. 4 whlto, (ia'ic; No. 3 yal-!
low, C4,.4t4Hf; No. 3 yellow, t4K,e. O-tts:
No. 8 white, JwjtOHo; No. 4 white,
X'Hc.
j it TTIIK Steady; cieametiefl, StiitW'sc;
.Itlrles. 2c'2J'.
LOtjS tteudy; receipts. 4 017 rases; at
mark, eases Included, &)xiaiJ: firsts, Hc:
30Hc.
i; daisies, lftfi llHe: twins,
young Ameiicas, loultlVo: long
I. cons. l''e.
POTATOES -Steady: choice to fancy, ibfl
III! Q J it r. II ,V J
St. Ionia (itneral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19-WHEAT-Cash
firm, futures higher; track. No. 2 red, cash,
3l.2Mjl.25H: No. 2 hard, 31.071. 12; Decem
ber. n.07i; May, 31.06H.
CORN Steady; track, No. 2 cash, 6W'ic;
No. 2 white, 62o; December, 5So; May, to,
OATS Steady; track. , No. 2 cash, J. k;
No. It wlilte, 42o; December, 3ic; May,
410.
R V K Firm, 72c.
FIOUR Steady ; red winter patents, $3.55
(t5.90; extra fancy and straight, $5.0O'5.4u;
hard, winter clears. $4,3964.40.
8KED Timothy, $2.7663.60.
CORNMKAL $3.00.
BRAN Quiet; sacked east track, 9c9
l oo.
HAT Firm: timothy. $12.60ai$.50: Dralria.
lll.OOij'12 50.
ISAflOl NO 9-l0.
HKMP TWINE 7o. ,
I'HO VISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
$24.00. Lard, lower; prime steam, 313 10
13.20. Dry salt meats, lower; boxed extra
short. I12.2T.; clear ribs, 312.26; short Clears,
$1250. Bacon, higher; boxed extra short,
3'3KSH; clear ribs, 31S.82H; short clears,
$!S7H-
POULTRY Easier; chickens, Hc;
spring, 12'ic; turkeys, 1HN ducks, llHo;
geese. 7Hc.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, tSSOo.
KGOS-Steady at Ta
Reclpts. Shipments
F'oitr, bbls 14 0 12 7no
Wheat, bu 41 500 37.SV
Corn, bu 2 KO0 81.'.
Outs, bu 54.400 30.8.O
Kanssa City Uraln and Provlalons.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 19 WHF; AT De
cember, $1.02N'f 1.024 bid; May, $1 0". ft 03'4
sellers: July. Kf-.c bid; cash, unchanged;
No. 2 linvt. II trim 1.10; No 3, I1.0hil.0u: No.
2 red. $1.Mrl 22; No. 3. 31.16tfl.20.
CORN'-TJnclianged; No. 3 mixed, 5Hc;
No. a. 59Hc; No. 2 white. 59H4c; No 3.
Ci".r; December, 6:c bid; May, (sy'jc bid;
Julv. OOMitMHc bid.
OATS I'nchangi d; No. $ white, 40H4:c;
No. 2 mixed. 3'fi40o.
RYE-fiS?i70c.
HA Y I'nchanged; choice timothy, 315.00
fl.00: chnh-e prairie, Ia.2i.g9. 60, choice al
falfa, $15. Ouji 16.76.
liUTTtll-trwiinry, extras, 30c: firsts,
2Sc; secoinle, 26c; packing stock. 31Hc
Kt'lttS fc-'xtras, 2ilc; f lists. 27c; seconds
and dirties, lie; current receipts, 26c;
southerns, loss off, lie.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu tiSOOO 82 000
Corn, bu 7.WJ0 13 000
Oats, bu H.vuO 3,0u0
Kansas City quotations were as follows:
oiai a, rirfl inci
trrb le first, 30
-f -tiCESK-KlM
ltVic; young
4V;
POULTRY-K.asy; tutkeys, 19c; chtckens
lIHe; springs. 13c.
VEAIv-Meady; 50 to fl0-b. we(hts, 7Hff
c: '. wetKhts, SHy.Ho; cs to
n lb. welnhts iii1iu.
Receipts Todsy-Wh'st. 21 cars; corn 10J
.am; cats. 1ft. cars. Eetlmatrd tomo raw
Wheat, SO cars; corn. 130 cars; cats, n
.a is
Pearl Mtrkrt,
PfcXtlUA. Nov 19 CORN Steady; No. 3
vllow. old. $3c: No. 3. old, b.i'c; nw
Jt; No. 4, new, &7c; Bo grade, new, tiHU
IwC.
1 1 ATS- Firm
S-Vuttc.
stsndard. 40l,c; No. $ whl;e.
llilMaakra tiraln Market.
.Mil.WAl KKK. Nov 19. WHEAT No 1
t oi -thirn. $1 10 1 1 12'
MUCH: May. 31 h
OA'I . li.. .41Hc
KARLKY Samples. 67iin7c
No. $ nui tiurn. IL07H
4Jlvrpool tiraln Markets.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. ll-WHKAT-Spet
firm; No. 3 red west tin winter, Is ,,1.
Futuri fi'in: I'ecemt er. Nsld; Mr :i
", "'-i : &ia. 7h 7N,ii.
4-ui;.-.-, ot, ..-) ; new A.i.erl.nii a.iied
Articles.
Open. High.) Low. Close.
Wheat
May December .
Corn
May December
1 o?S
1 OL'H
I
ioth;
103
041
1 02SI1 OTHB
1 02'it O-'HB
60.!
i.l
fOSB
B bid. . . ,
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. " 19.-WHEAT-De-eember.
31 04H; May. 31 06 1 Cash: No 1
hard. $1 oki1.07H; No. 1 northern, $1.0S14
010ti; No. 2 northern, $1.04H &1.04H; No.
3 northern, $l.t?Hl-04,
FLA X II NO.
ftiRN-No. 8 yellow, )4fllo.
OATS No. 3 w hite. 37HW IsHc
RYK-No. 3. 6Htf69,iO.
I RAN In 100-lb. sacks, 319 50.
FLOUR First patents. $a.30(i5.56: second
patents, $5 105 30; first clears. $4.214.46;
Second clears, $3.JfgS.4a
Philadelphia Prodaco Market.
PHIIJDELPHIA. Nov. 13 H UTTER
Firm: good demand; extra western craam
erv. Sl'Hc; nearby print. 34o.
KGUS Firm; 2a higher; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, free cases 3&o, at
mark; ourrenl receipts. In returnable
cilkcs. J4c. at mark; western firsts, frea
cases. S5c at mark, current receipts, frea
canes. 81iS3c. at mark.
rilEl't-S-Firm; .New York, full craams,
choice, 17c; fair to good. Hi3lsc.
Dululh Orals Market.
DUI.TTH. Nov. 19 WIIEAT-Itacvmher.
11. u": M.iv. $10:.; No. 1 northern. $10;;
K . riTilnu. 10t'.
OATS' l:-.w
Allli-Ctlraen pM
AmalKamat4 Copper
American Asrlcuitursl ....
Am. Bmt Sugar
Am. Can pfd
Am. C. F
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. It. pM
Am. Ice gwurlilM.
American LtBaesd
American Lrfcamotlv
Am. B R
Am. 9. a. R. pfd
Am. Rusar Rallntng
Am. T. T
Am. Tobacco pfs ...
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
AtchlaoQ
Atchlaon pfd.
AUantio Coast Line
Baltlmor & Ohio
Bal. A Ohio ptd
Bethlohem 81el
brooklrn Rapid Tr
Canadian Prin
Ontial Laihr
Central Leather pfe..r. ....
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake St Ohio
Ch lease 4 Alton
Chlcato Oreat W astern otte
Cliloaso e N. W
C, M. 4 It.
C, C, C. A St. L
Colorado T. I
Colorado V Sa
Colo. A Se. lit pfd
Colo, a So. Id ptd
Conaolldated Gaa
Corn Products
Delaware Hudaoe.
Denver 4 Hie Urande
D. R. O. pfd
Distillers' Secautl)
trie
Brie let pfd
Krle Id pfd
Oenersl Elentrte
Oreet Northern pfd
Ureal Northern Ore ctfe. ...
Illinois OentraJ
Interborou(h Met. ..
int. Met. pfd ,
International Marrester ..
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas dtp So
K. C. Se. pfd
LoulsTlile N
Minn. 4b It. L,
M... St. P. g. S. M....
Miswutt Paclfle
M. K A T . . . .
H.', K.' T. pfoi oVfered.
National biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. let pfd....
New York Central
N. Y.. O. ft W
Norfolk W
North American
Northern Hacltto
Paciflo Mall
Pennajlvanla
People's ties
P., C, C. St. L
Preaeed Steel Car
Pullrus Pauua car
Railway Steel Sprlni......
Reading
Kepuolla Bteel
Hepubilo Steel ptd
Rock laland Co
Hock laland Co. pfd
st. L. a i. r. .4 ptd
St. Louis W i
St. L. g. W. pfd
S!oaa-gherrteld t. a I..,.
Southern Peclfto
Southern Railway
So. Railway ptd
Tenneeeee Copper
Tenaa at Pacific
T., Bt. L. W
T , St. U W. pfd
t'nlon Paririo
I'nlon railfto pfd
I), t. Realty
It. S. Rubber
V. 8. Steel
V. S. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
Vs. -Carolina Cheml.! ...
Wabash
Wba pfd
weatern Maryland etfi
Weminihouaa alectrlo ....
Wrteru Union
Wheeilnf a L. E
Wiacmialu Ceutrel
Ei-dlldend.
Total sales for the day.
t.50.) 64 H 6
IS.SiM) 9H 44i
ion 49t4 44,
l.f 4714 4H
.) ir 4V
l.wo k 1
800 M W 1
4'K 47 46H
4.el0 3S4 fe'-a
10 11 1'H
l.lfhj eg;, e4
lo.imo lvH
14 1K' 112i
1,1100 U4!t 14
ti.tOD Hit 141
Ml
MS
4
47
MHj
H
eH
46 H
H?H
J44)
' M
MS
1.600 1 21 '4 H 12v
00 HH m l'H
I.") ISdVs 1
1,7'K) li.Vt 11I4 117
1I0 wi
1,(04 36
100 in
4,0.10 41
loj
1.0.W 111
4,4(10 II
60 61
100
33.4UO
155,
W4
61
I
16
TTH
1T7
4H
10
IK
M
7H
II
17714
47!4
H''e
111
VI
1.1W1 1144a lM-i
I.IU0 167 14 1511a U
11,100
400
100
62a
67 14
W14
31,000 ut
tot M'i
1,700 18
bv
sua
loo
I.OHI
1,1110
Ml
so
1(!H 1S
l7Vt ltl-W
0
17 4
41
44
17 V
4H
40 4
M
I3'4
out
4.100 14444 163 '4 164
l.uuO 14 J V, 1424 KiH
1.W0 91 11 w
1M 147V, 147k
17
. 10,700
i.iue
raw 111
1.4(4 16
2314
141
ii'4
1UV4 UU
H toil
1,71)0 1H 16W U
W0 l.ir 62Vi 8 H
U
1,404 4f,ti 41 41
4(10 73', 71 "4
4.0)0 15414 li2-4
It'K) Mt4j t.ii CiStj
litO ISSH 13u 131
d, iuu it
14.UU0 eO4
71
41 Vi
00 114
3,0u '4
2,400 133
1,700 4114
eVO Itlvt,
list 7u
I.WU 146 144
4.100 41 4k 4444
1H
19
71
114
3J
14
132H 133
114
M14
4:44
74
41
7V
14444
45
1I.1U0 IM4 liOt, 133V
e,u 111 ,13), 114V
HO
ts'4
64
10
64
lit
Ml
tU 40
JW.4O0 i7o u,i4
4.6U0 i 4IH4 4944
t(V IV t l(if
4, 4M 4(1 40
400 ku(4 Ki
l.wo 17 tin
4,7uO 13 Vt 33
400 T.14 71
4J M
l-i
4H4
W
u
13 V
7 J 4
81.100 1J. lVj
1.1.10
t.voo
1,0(10
1(10
33S
71
4114
85 '4
ei
4
31',
T0V4
40 V,
31.
6.1 -
4
TO
60
3,ilW Due luiu f.,1
i.coO 1U4V, 1,3 v, lObH
4.3-M)
7, M0
700
I. too
l,-0
300
100
MM)
l.loO
e-
.44,
IIS
lu
-S
60s
M',
6IS
.;H
61
63 (4
fr'S
4314
MlVk 3S
60
3H 'S
53- !m
14 m
M MS
7 ki
S
o
IM.600 share,.
I.osdos Closlna; Htocka.
LONDON'. Nov. 19. American securities
after a steadier oiii-nina; today, advanced'
under the lead of I'nion I'aeifle. Amalga
mated Cotper and I'mted Slates Steel At
noon the market was firm and prices were
from '4 to lv points higher than yester
day's New York closlns;.
London clotting- stocks:
Console, money 13S LoulSTllle A N..
do aeceunl I3SM , K. dt T .
AMI. Cupper SN. Y. Central.!'.'.
Anaconda IIS Norfolk w.
Atrhleos 134V4 do ptd
do pfd ....I117 Ontario A W .
Baltimore Ohio. . . .Uls Penmylvanla
( aeaian racinc is Hand Minae -
IIHReedlns
. llSlouibern Ry
14. do pfd
. i4 Southern Pacific.
. 4v I uion Pacific...
. I14 do pfd
M V. S, steel
. iwS do .' pfd
. 41sWbaeh
. o do pfd
.loOSSeanlah 4a
SieadV St i'44.,1 nrr
UAVCV 9). A.. . " r
.uvy.i & 1 1V(. vr cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 4Vtf4'4) per cent; for three
months' bills, 4suS per cent.
O....
Cheeapeeke IV
Chtcaso O. W
Chi., Mil. aV. St. p.
De Been
Denver A Rio O ...
do pfd
ne
do at pfd
do id pfd
Grand Trunk
Ill Inula Central
SILVER Bar.
..147
.. 41
..likv,
.. It
.. K
.. 4S
.. ea'4
.. S
.. tin
.. 13..
..U3i
..til
..lM
.. H'-,
. .l.J
.. i.s
.. 60
6
RKPORT Or 1IIIC Cl.EARl.tiO IIOUSU
Traaaarlloat of tfce Asaoelaletl Baaka
far 4ae IVaek.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19 Hi sdslreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending fvo
vemoer 18 snows an aggregate of $1.4nvl.i.
otv, as siialnst 3i.ns!l.vt,tAA last week and
.t tt.iib,'v in the cm responding week last
year. Following is a list ol ti.e cules:
CITIES.
Clearings. I Inc.
I
Dec.
New York
ci.Kaso
13ueloil
t'iiiludelphls,
at. Louis
t'lltsoatg
Joannas City
t'aii r raucisco
ijaltlmore
c li.ciiinail
Minneapolis
.sew Orleans
Cleveland
L'etroii
OaiAsfaV
Ltiuievhie
aiiiwaukee
rort vtorih
Los Angeles
a 1. i'aui
f(Stli
ienver
UuIfHIO
liiilittuapolla
opukaiie
l ionucnce
i'ortlaud. Ore
icicniiiond
Albany
Vv asniiigton, 1). C.
til. Joseph
bult laae City....
Columuua
Meinpiiltt
Atlanta
lacoina
avaiuiah
loleuo 4)
iioohesier
Uariioid
INUSIJVille
ues Moines
I'eona
iew Haven
eilouK city
Norfolk
urand Haplds
ciyiacuse
i.vantvi,l
Ulini.iisuam
opi'iiigneiU. Mass..
Portland, Me
Augusta, Ca
Kay tun
uakland
vv 01 center
Jacksonville, Kla.,
icliita
Wheeling
Knoxvilltt
Little Hock
v. hatianuOKa
Cliurieeton
iMuoiie
Wilmington
Lincoln
v ilkesbaris
Topeka
Lavenport
ukianoitia
i ail ltiver
ivaiajuaioo
bacraineiito
fpi iiUCfield, 111
Helena
J-on Wayne
cedar Kapldu
New BvtiloiU
Columbia, a. C...
Macon
loungstown
Lexington
I'biijo
Akron
itockford, III
l.rle
hioux Kails
canton i.
guincy
iiioofinngton
Ijowell
hilnghanuon ......
th enter, l'a
oouth liend........
Lecatur
.spiingtleld, O
V icjtsouig
Fremont
Munstleld
Jacksonville, 111...
'Jackson, Miss
"Houston
"Lalvesion
Dululh
tier an ton
New York Mlalaaj stocks.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Clcsing quotations
on mining Hocks were aa iui.ohs:
Alice
efcliniwle Con
Com. Tunnel stack.
edo bonds
Pes. Cel. Vs....
Horn liler
Iron Silrer
offered.
364
. I
. r
. it
. s.
. 74
.146
LeedTllle Con
Lillie Ch.ef.
Meilcan
Ontario
Optiir
tianrlard
Tellow Jacket
.115
ra
.140
II
. w
Treasary Itslesirst.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19-The condition
of the treasury at ths beginning ot busi
ness today was as follow sf
Trust Funds Gold coin. ISSl.laO.S; ell
ver dollars. $4-S7.M3 000; silver dollars of
1&N0. $4 ony.nnn; silver certificates eutstsnd
liisr. KiT7 143 000.
J reral Fund Standard silver dollars In
general fund. $J 011,542: current liabilities.
i' t-i.51'1: working balance In nessury
offices. I-T.4J0 413 in banks, to cred t of
trra-niy of tins I'ihikI Mutes, $.5 is7 lfi;
J ubi liti y slUer t uln. tin Tj nili.or col:i.
.$2,170,717,t.iO
I i,9.5.t.W(Jl
, lSl.liA.wMU)
I i4.l.e.u
I ,Mt0.(MV
I el.boa.tAM;
bl,Vi,VAr
4;,4t)(,0AJ
84.ij,lM
2I.Wl.tv,
,(.. (AA)
lfJ.4U,(A'
3J.V41,0iM
In 4.k, o.
I l4,3,UVti
1SJV.VRJ
l4,i.(WJ,
5,l70.W0
lK.yJO.OWl
Li.JtiO 0(Jj
1.4VIO.OOO
I(i,vv3,0ii
10,oWl,VUO
u,4yo,tMU
4,7.1.v4W
ll,lJe,V0V
,401.tWU
4,(x,vwj
7,ti.ooy
7,WU,tAI
6,iHv,tM
3, .e,0O0
4, V01,lJV
7,bi0,vlW
3.bcO.OW
6,iUl.lM
6.vW.0O0
4, to,vW
4,(1,0,01(0,
3,047. Oo0
3 8i4,0uO
4 Um.voOi
$.34.tM
2biB.trW
3.0t)4.lM".
I.W.,0W
3.at.tM)
3,tuo,uuO
1!,1&,IM;.
3,77o,0uW
3,uo4.vtW
2 Oi4,V.-0
LstiLOOdl
1,791,W0
l,tk4,ovo
I.to7,0u0i
S.ilO.WArl
l.Wi,00
l,Ui-J,UW
2.1tr,0v0
1, 631,000
3.,(AK)(.
l,40,tM.
l,6O,00O
l,4W,0lH
l,4vH.O00
1.4l);,lM,
l.avuv).
3,U7,vMJ
l.HJ.OVO
1.6ii4,0W
l,4tW,oy.jj
1144,000!.
l.lbJ.WOl
1.004, UvU
l,6i,0U0
l,4Uo,U(AI
l,06o,0o0
l,a3o,00U
Vil.UUO
w.ooij
tWSu.OUOi
(UV).0OI
tUu,4M
1,0U,(.W
71i.00O
17.0001
ftJS.OOOj
443,000! .
4M.IMS,
(VOJ.OOOt
375,000) .
477,O0O
til.UAIt.
367.000,.
8.so,0O0,
3i7.0OU .
618.0(A);
Z3,3o,tA.
lo.lol.OJO .
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1(1.6,.,
Mi. 4,.
4)3-31 . ,
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lb. . ,
1.3.,
lD.l..
U.6.,
10. 8.,
31.3;.,
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lin.il .
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16.4,.
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4.o,.
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14.01.
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33..,
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6.4.,
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74.31.,
lu.7.,
13. 4.,
11.
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4
1.6
11
34.61
13.7
lb.7i
10.4
67. 0j.
02. i,.
33. 0.
4S..1 .
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11.81 .
Ko.0,.
30.1.
13 6: .
03. $1.
43.3!.
SO. 6.
18. 0i.
43.21.
34. b.
Z.2i.
6o.l.
1J.7.
3b. 1.
73.01.
14.6
33
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18.9
ii-.i1
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.
3.7
13 8
U.l
3.1
"6.0
'il'.i
32.$
'Not Included In totals because compari
sons are Incomplete.
Not Included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
New York Aloaer Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-MONB Y-On call,
firm at 4'iii& per cent; l-ullng rate, 4'V, per
cent; closing bid, i per cent; offered at
4; nmf llm. I j
6ul4 per cent; ninety days, 4lj5 per cent;
six nuintha iLr,.ii(. n.. . - '
' ' urn, 1 1 111a in c 1 -
cantlie paper, 6ajV4 Pr cent.
HTtnl.lNO EXCItANOH-Flrm. with ac
tual business In banket s' bills at $4 S340O
4 8360 for sixty-day bills, and at $4.8735 for
demand: commercial bills, $1.82 Vu 4.83.
SILVER Bar, 60Sc; Mexican dollars, 43c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were aa fol-
Intva
. n
. 5
, 16
, M'4
, t84
, ws
. IOVk
IS
, S
. SOS
S. ref 3s re 100 em. (j.0. i,t ret. ,
S. ref. it ouuponl'lO Int. Met. 4Sa ....
. res 101 S Japan 4s
S. le coupon 101S do 4Sa
4, reitKiired....U64,K. C. So. let In.
B. 4a eeuoon 110 tL s. dah. 1. tail
Allls-Chal. lat
Am. Ag. 6,
Am. T. dk T. Cf. 4a.
Am. Tobacco 4l
do 4a
Armour eV Co. 4S4-.
Atcblaon tea. 4a....
do cv. 4e
do er. 6s
At. C. L. lit 4s
Ual. Ohio 4a
do ISe
do S W. IS
brooklrn Tr. c. 4s.
fen. of tia. 6a
''"ii. Leither 64
C. of N. J. I 6a..,
t'h.a. a Ohio 4Ss..:
do ref. la
t'ulcaso A. JS.
C. B eV Q. . ....
ao sen. 4a
M. I f
C, R. I. v P. e
do eol. la
do rfg 4s ,...
Cole. Ind. 6s...,
Colo. Mid. 4a..
c A 8. r e.
f II ct. 4a
D. R. O. 4a ...
do ref. 6a
PlaUHere' 6a
Krle p. I. ta.:
de sen. 4s ......
do cr. 4l, aer.
do terlea
Oen. E!ec. cv. Is...
lut. at. M. 4S. .
Bid. 'Offarcd.
.10 L N. unl. 4a
.lol U , K. 4 T. let 4
.107 V, do sen. 4Sa
. 60S Mo. Puolfio 4a ...
.VSN. R. R. of M. IVnlJ,
. IHN. T. C. s. IS 0S
. 00 do deb. 4a lis
.. T.. N. H. A H.
.lii)4 cv. I, 13JU
. Ij44N. a W. lat e. U...
. II do CT. 4a 100
. M No. Paclflo 41 l"tS
lH do Is us
. no S. L. rfdg. 4a 14
.IWSPenn. or. ISa 1115... 44'4
I9S do con. 4a 1(4
15414 Readlm gen 4a r"
loj'431. L. & S. F. fg. 4a. MS
1"4'S do gen 61
. HfSt L. S. W. c. 4i...
(4 do lat gold 4s as
-rtiuoero A. L. 4s.. Ii
ISa lSSo. Pacific e. 4s... KK
u.. 7IS do c. 4a l.t4
II de let ref. 4a Its
0SSo. Railway 6s lo
4i, do gaa. 4a Sfis
lo' I'nlon Pacific 4a 10JS
4S. 7S do cv. 4a ll.',S
103S do lat A ref. 4e ... 07 S
lt7. S. Rubber Ce 14s
-KV S Slel J.i la M4-4
?V.-f'sro. Chrm. is... e:u
'Wabseh ai la 11a
"4S do In V . 4a T4S
lWtalarn Md. 4s....:.. MU
.. 7lSveat. Tlec cr. 6i.. Ms
111 Wla. Central 4a 14s
.. T1S
Iloston Storks and Honda.
BOSTON. Nov.. IB. Money, call loans 6
4t pr cent; time loans, StJS per cent
Closn.g quotations rc as foi.ows:
Atcmaon adj. 4a I Amalgamated
UrtArliona CXmu 4,4i
lloS Atlantic js
l4Satutle Coalition 44
do 4a
Atchlaon R. R
do pfd
Boatoli A Albany.,
koeton & Maine...
lloetus Klevaied ..
Kltchturg pfd
N Y . N HAH
I'nlon Peclflc ....
Am. Arge. Cham..
do r,fd
Am. i'neu. Tube..
Aner Su.nar
do pfd '.
Am. T A T
Amer. Wijoleti ....
do pfd
I'om. I. S
lvlnuu klec. Ills..
6!aai. KUctrlc
do pro
Mara, tiaa
I nited Prult
Vnlterl S. 14
do ptd
I'. I Sieel
do ptd
Adventure
Alluuea
ki-dlvldeud.
1-7 Cel. A Artrons 0)
lit Cel. A Hecia CS
1 Centennial tv
.li'J Cowitr Range e
.164 Itair Weet s
.IM'4Kriinklla us
. 4ISlrsnby .., 104s,
. 42 Greene Cenanaa 14
. KSMnsa Mining .
.!!4V,NI,lilltan fri
.111 Mohawk ia
,I44SNea0a ;ss
. 14 ilo U-mlnluo Miv
.imS'Jvwla ' 111
. 47 Parrot Jis
.I..0 gullloy 4;
. l'i Shannon its
. ') Tamara,-k v,
. T4'4 Trinity us
.IM f s. Vlntug 67
. SP. t. Oil ami
) I'Uh 48
. V44VU torts is
L'tlS Winona ?s
6S W'oiverine 141
. 6S -North Butte 4
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
EeceipU of Cattle Very Lrg for a
Friday.
HOGS ABE SELLING FIVE LOWES,
heep and Lambs 4 ontlnne to Torn
niaad .steady I'rlres on Both Kill
ers aad I'eeUers, with
Kalr Morrsirat.
SOL'TH OMAHA, Nov. 1. 19.
Iteceipts were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday....
O'ficlal Wednesday
Official Thursday ..
Estimate Friday ....
Cattle. Hue. Sheep
.. 9,1 J i.("0 14 S18
.. S.V.'t 3 tir4 4 744
.. 7.131 8.4 t XU
.. 3..s,i i..t 6.-4)1
.. 3,100 6.MI0 4.W0
Five davs this week....:,005 31. VS 37.772
Same dttvs last weeK...27.6'i l,3'-" 32.0WV
Same days I weeks e;o.2uiM M.M SO lil
hanie days 3 weeks ano.Sl.'W) 15.Ht8 .r)
Same days 4 wets ago.37.lM4 i.it !W.ii64
Same days last year.... 38,213 86.010 73. WO
i he loilon Iiik table shows the receipts
of rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
tor tne yeui to utile, compared witn last
ear: Hit,-).
Cattle D'lLTW
Hogs l.Hof.Mtt'
bheep l,!ls,b.'l
The following tame
price of h.i( at bouilt Omaha for the last
seveiai aas. win cuini'Si isons
lHox. Inc. L'ec.
PW.3TT 73,3J
3.14J.U4 l-CMS
l,c30.704 6D.127
shows the averailu
Dais. I W. lwti.l;w7.UM.liWu.ivw.lwa.
Nov. 8.
1NOV. .
Nov. 10.
Nov. 11.
Nov. 1$.
Nov, 13.
Nov. 14.
iNOV. 16.
Nov. 16.
Nov 17.,
Nov. 13.,
Nov. 10.
i 7 7 .
7 TiM
1 ib
7 64 i
7 ii
I 7 Ht
1 7 fcSi
I 7 M
I I
6 6i
6 hoi
ml
6 71
6 ;i
6 tS4
I
6 69
t 64
b 04
ii 70j
4 761
4 t
e I
4 to
4 83
4 ,0
4 bi
4 nil
4 'M,
1
4 W;
4 t4
4 81
4 K
bV
4 30
4 7.
4 73
4 nr..
4 671
I 4
02
6 OKI
3 (W
.'
6 00
6 VII
6 V
v
6 10,
0G
4 1
4 Vi 4 80
i V. 4 Hi
4 li 4 bj
4 H0 4 bo
I 4 04
4 fj 4 bi
4 01,
4 03i 4 M
4 71l 4 4o
tt,l)
4 OJi 4 i
'bunday.
Keceiuts and disposition of live flock at
the l tuon Stock lards, South Omaha,
Neb.:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle, liogs. blieep.il r s.
C, M. & St P 4 2
W abash H. K. 1
Mo. k Ry 3 1
U. V. R. R 4H 34 t
C. dk N. V. (east) ..4 II 4
C. & N. W. twevo... l 23
C, St. P., M. A O.. 3 3
C, M. & g. least) ..4 1
C, 11. & Q. twest)... 40 IK 3 1
C, H. 1. & P. feast).. 3 4 2
Illinois Central Hy.. i 2
Chicago Ot. Western 113..
Total receipts ...134 97 18 1
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Ohiaha Packing Co 167 LOW 150
sia and Company bia3 Liui 'ii
Cudany 1'acnlug Co bbl 3,007 ?W
Armour at Co 243 33
bchwurts-Boin Co 13
I'enton. Vansant dk Lush 173
blepneus tiros 3
Km vt Son 113
r". 13. Lewis i
Huston oi Co 45
J. b. Hoot 4k Co 24
J. H. Bulla 17&
U. Wolf 17
McCrvary At Carey 241
tS. W enhelmer 61
H. F. Hamilton 4s
M. Hegarty 4
Sullivan Bros 34
Lee Rothschild 40
Mo. -Kan. Cattle Co.... Sf
Christy, Klein ci Bniith .'ts
Oliie.- buyers , 2,142
Totals 2,61)8 7.271 4,100
Cn t Ktceioiu ut ovv.. till. lnol'luo
huiuocrcu lib Cttle, tins ueiiig tile u,u.l
iuu of came lor a liiuay e.uco 1,'suruu.y
Li. Vvline lilt is were suine preity ues.i
uOie cauiu among lli on.iiia,a. Mill luere
was aiso quite a showing of vid-mi.
iitet aitiia appeared to oe in good de
mand so lar a. mi uotuauie kn.cr. weis
Coucerued, ttjid ll is sate to vuola any
iini.g of tn4 duscnpliun as lu.iy sicauy
nun y;sieiua. uu me oiucr iieu.d inter
ior aiaues weie not suugnt after.
The Close oa vows anu lieiturs was lower
tsieiday and the weakness aeveiuped at
that tuns was carried over uiii.li iouiy,
Uha bist.graues o( canle aid not show to
much change, but anything ihal was nui
parilcuiauy desnabie was rather s.ow to
move and saiesuivn wers generully com
pelled to shade prices more or less.
1he demand fui leeUors Is expected to be
very brisk this late In ths week, but suli
there was a very good Inquiry for the
better grades. Anything uslde from the
best, however, was slow and w,ak, as
niit,nt be expected with such large offer
ings. quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornted steers. 37.2&b.lii; fair io good coin
fed steers, 3o.J0ib7.36i common to fair corn
fed steers, 34.00140.6; guod to choice range
sieers, 15.00, 6.26; fair to good range steeis,
34.7'u Do; common to tail' run ,10 steers,
3.3t4 bO; good to cholco cornftd cows ana
belters, ii.ioiii.Jl; fair 10 good cornfd
Cows and heifers, JJ.ai4.k; cummun 10
fair cumfed cows and heifers. I2...O48.S6;
good to cholco range cows and heiiers,
13.764.60; fair to good range cows and hell
ers, o.3t,'iiS.I6; coinnioii to fair range cowo
and hellers, .oOU3.3j; guod to choice
Hookers and feeders. I4.toj5.s0, fair to
good stockers and fcedcis. 33.7&6450; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders. 33 00sj3.76;
stock heifers, IJ7utt8.7j; veal culves, 40. oou
7.00; bulls, stags, etc. 32.7644.66.
Representative sales: .
BEEF BTEERS. "
No. Ar. Pr. No. Av, Tr.
1 1130 4 40 1 171 I 00
cow a.
1 1004 115 I not 40
4 IK0 I 15 1 10 ,3 I SI)
I w.4 o 4 do; 1 io
I loll 3 lo 1 12 (0 4 00
4 II I SO II l(.,vo 16
6 1060 I 00 6 134 4
8 Ian 3 II II Kul 4 11
II 171 I 10
HEIFERS.
1 460 3 SO 1 140 I 15
8 KI0 I to 1 1170 I If.
1 747 S 40 1 4.4 4 00
BULLS.
1 l0 I 16 1 1460 I J5
1 1210 I 30
, CALVES.
I IM 3 60 3 Ill I 10
1 443 I LA I 4J o
3 126 3 36 1 160 7 00
7 J4I i en i no 7 oo
4 iM 4 SS I Hi 7 00
1 lao I uu
STuCKhl'.S ANU FEEDERS.
10 Ihl I 46 I MM 4 00
4 l('M) I lj I l 4 00
7 1004 1U 4 177 4 60
in. I i II 1111 4 o
24 cows...
.U COVtl..,
1 calf....
27 cows...
S cows.
11.
. o.V.
. !U4
. 210
3 75
i ,6
0 16
3 15
4 5
Laral . an tie.
Quotations furnish: by t-smuel Burns
Jr.. 14 Ne York Life building:
Cite ef Omaha 4a, lilt
Cite of flats bs 4.e. 1114
( olumbus. Ni. . K. L. la. Iin
Am. T T. fCnt ) 4e (corttt.)
(al O 4k K unl. a ref la. lilt ..
c y. uu. no
(uh tftep. of) Internal la, 1111
I'.trolt IMlaon le. Ill
Rax It. L. Suk. Col. Tr la. llll
ltideoendant Tel. la, Oaulis
K. C, 14. A O. 4a
K C, M. a O. r.T 4a. 1M1
Nebraaka Tel atovk I par ceo4...'.
Omaha Oei, 1J4. I aer cent
Omaha baa le. 1117
Gmaaa I L. P la. llll .
Omaba a: C B St. R. Oe.
'nuatit a C. B 4'. Ir pi) per cast 4
eu i... a. a a u. ae,
iBiea Sio.1: lards, Omaha. I eer cent
Bank (Irarlesa.
OMAHA. N',iv. IS Bank elenrlnss for lo-
(l;iy were 33 ? 3'!7.2 snd for the c rre
"loiulhig u,i t lafl (ear (2 03,744 04.
me ism
loot, h
lo.a !
54 V, Hi
104 ion
W. (H.V,
'tC'ft !,
S l.
1) 101
" n
ii t:
10 'u
11 17
s4 1 i
14 ln-e
I aw
14V, l"l
4 li)
"4 eJ
'
II It
P. Pollard Wy-j.
3 00 24 cows V10
8 ib 20 cows 047
6 00 6 bleers....ll2
A. A. CurlsoJ No J.
. M0 8 DO S cows it)u0
. tUi 3 15 13 feeders. . jig
. lt.t.dci's..iusu 4 0
ltOO.S 1 here were loO cars or hogs re
poried in iii yatus hum morning, uu. be
ing l ne. luigesi tun ol any any since Sep
tember 3. ilia very nigh p.iccs pirvahlug
at tnis point and me veiy tai.itiiui..oi y coii
uti.un ot Hie niuikel a.e unuouoteuiy ro
bpntf.b.e lor tne iata,o increase in re
eelpis, quhe a number of hogs being d.
wr.ed to this point Hum olht-r muikcts.
In spite of Hie large r-jctipis, ina n.ai
ket wus again in vei suiteiuciu, y coi.d.
ilon as legunled from a seller's 4lanttpoliit.
1 he demand was corn spotiulngly .urge, so
that the tiado Ihrougnout tne morning was
,u a good, ilieai.hv lonuition. As advices
from Chicag.o Iruiicated a brek al tnat
point, buyers iiatiual.y detnund'.d a con-
I cession heru and they slat li d oui bidding
coiiMuerau.y tower inan irsteraay. riaies
men were blow to give in, uud the nado,
at the bi ginning, was dull, hut buyer. and
i-r I r finally gut tocelher on the bavls of
a Lc decline as compaied with yesleiday s
prices and the hoj then sold freely, tne
bulk of the early receipts chanttlng hunds
in good season In I lie liioriilinj. A very
i larjie prtipnrtion of the hogs i-old at 87.1.1
I lii :t7. whereas yesterday, 17 W -.(fin 0),
j bought most of the receipt. ('od hos
so d on up to 300 today and light' hog
i went largely at 87. u?1 and under.
IS ITS
During nil thi time it lias fom
maiulfH. the confidence of the peo
ple. This confidence is still evi
denced by the daily opening of new
accounts uud the constantly increas
ing volume of business.
Your uccount i9 invited.
First National Dank
ol Omaha
Invest your saving In
3 Pr Corti Ccrtlf.cat of Dapoalt.
MM
Wit. uo ?
lis
Hill " J;V-.' -
n mi 40 t i;i4 14 rn ... 7 H
V' 2CI 0 7 6 Iff i ... 11
73 t it 30 7 DA 04 SO 7 M
13 HI ... 7 12 Ml :t 7 IS
73 2. 3M 7 H5 71 2! 100 T t
17 140 7 M U Ill 160 7 ?H
M 3f,4 1) 7 ', 87 rH ... 7 I74
64 200 IS) IK 70 241 II) 7 I7H
14 211 240 7 til. 2 Si 341 7 17V
0 IH ... I W t.' 141 ... 7 7V,
60 531 ... IK 4S J 14.) 7 74
17 tit ... 7 0 (S ICO 10 I 00
14..'. ft 140 in 74 tli ... I Ml
31 IM 40 7 'Jf. 74 J"4 130 I 00
4 2J0 140 7 5 10 30 ... 100
0 314 ... 7 M
pulled wools. Jobbers are doing a mndet.
late and steudy trade.
KHEKP-Supplies consisted of about sev
enteen double decks today and offerings
were of the same mixed character that has
featured receipts at tnost principal mar
ket points lately.
A good, broad demand for practically all
kinds was apparent from the start, how
ever, and strings of both .killers and feed
ers changed hands quickly In just about
the order of their arrival. There was very
little on sale In the way of really good
cornfeds, but the bent killing grades here
were eagerly sought and realized Rood,
firm prices, with tho common and warmed
up stuff about steady. Fed lambs sold at
3". and a band of fed yearlings were
weighed up early at 35.75. There ha been
little change in quotations on killers from
day to day this week and current values
are comparatively steady to perhaps some
higher on the more desirable kinds, as com
pared with the close of last week.
Business tn ths feeder branch of trade
has been largely a repetition of that ot
the previous day, any day this week. In
quiry continues Drlsk. the outlet for suit
able stcck sheep and lambs abroad and
prices have experienced no apieveclable
change. .
Violations on fat sheep and Inmbs: Good
to choice lambs, li.lojVW; fair lo good
lambs, 86.704(7.10; good light yearlings, r.!0
06.28; good heavy yearlings. IMi.MrS.M;
gend to choice wethers. I4..ii5.3f.i fair to
good wethers, 84. 404. 85; good to choice
ewes, 34.4044.70; fair to good ewes, H.loiil
4.40.
Quotations on feeder stock: Clood to
choice lambs, 8t.lMi6.f0; fair to good lambs,
3.1.70, 6.15; light earllrigs. f5.otKi5.30; heavy
yearlings, fl.CCtiin.OO; old wethers, 34.19
4.40; good to choice ewes, 83 1"473.88; breed
ing ewes, 33.7iii6.60; yearling breeding ewes,
...wa oo.
Representative sales:
750 western lambs
2M western lambs
72 western yearlings
6t native wethers
1W5 Wyoming ewes
569 Wyoming ewes, feeders....
18 Wyoming lambs, culls......
19 Wyoming lambs
30 Wyoming lambs
2R0 western yearlings, wethers
129 western ewes, feeders
Ml western ewes, feeders
300 native lambs
30 native lambs
156 native lambs
25 native lambs, culls
74
73
97
122
m
M
5S
83
73
101
86
83
66
71
77
t
7 K
1 25
a oo
4 90
4 25
3 35
6 00
7 25
t 75
5 75
4 10
4 10
6 50
6 60
7 25
6 00
CHICAGO 1.1 VIS STOCK MARKET
Catl-( Sheep and l.nrabs Steady, Mom
Steady lo Lower.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19-CATTLK-Recelpcs,
4,000 head; market steady; steers. J.". 00,;,
9.26; cows. f3.604i4J.4W; heifers, 33.0Oru-6.OO;
bulls, ;t.Ot34.75; calves, f3.00it8.M; itookers
and feeders, f3.76Q6.25.
HOGS Iteceipts, lt,000 head; steady to to
lower; choice heavy, fS.lfi-SfS 25; butchers,
8S.10(&8.20; light mixed, 87.851)7.96; choice
light, fS.0O$8.!0; packing, 3M.U0; pigs, Jri.OCrJ
7.0f,; bulk of sales, 37.9.".Hi8.10.
SHEEP AND I.AM US Receipts. 10.000
head; market steady; sheep. 310055.25;
lambs, $u5Oij7.50; yeurllngs, 35.0041.55.
Kansas City Lire Stock Msrkrt.
KANSAH CITY, Nov. 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,000 head, Including 400 southerns;
steady to weak; choloe export and dressed
beef steers, f6.60frS.fci; fair to good, fVOOgf
6.25; western sti'trs. S4.O0rci5.9O; stockers snd
feeders, 33.00fro.10; southern steers, $.). 0-,f
516; southern cows, f2.75fr4.00: native cows,
l2.iriKj6.UO; native heifers, 33. J.'xjjti.OO; bulls,
t2.9ofr4.10; calves, $4.00o(:.50.
HOGS Reolpts, 9,000 head; market
opened 60 higher, closed weak; top. fs 15;
bulk of sales, f7.65fr8.10; heavy, f7.fl5fi-8.15;
packers and butchers, 87. 9008.15; light, f7.40
&8 00; pigs, $0 00fr7.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 5.000
head; strong tn 15c higher; lambs, fti.0ii
7.50; yearlings, fu.50fr6.60; wethers, f4.7Dfr
5.50; ewe, f4.00fr5.00; stockers and feeder,
f3. 25(5.26.
SI. Louis Lira Stork Market.
fcT. LOUIS. Nov. 19.-4?ATTLE-Recelpts,
3,50 head, Including 2.100 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steeis,
fi.7BfnS.0O; dressed beef and butcher steers.
S5.4Cfrli.ri0; steers under 1,000 lbs., f4.0ofr6.Ss;
stockers and feeders, f:t.&t),'f .25: cows and
heifers, H.25fr6.00; canners. 2.oi)fr2.Sj; bulls,
fJ.Mlfr4.3D; calves, fs.0nfr-S.7S; Texas and In
dlcn steeis, 33.60fr4.65; cows and heifers,
t2.2.-T(4.40.
HOGS Receipts. 8,r00 head; steady: pigs
and lights. tii.25fr".90; packers, l7.S'ii8. 10;
btilrhers and b. st heavv, 3S. It' u 8 25.
SHEEP AND LAMliS-Hecelpts, 2,800
hisd: loiil5c lower; native muttons, 33uO(j
4 iai; lambs. fri.60fr".26: culls and bucks, U.Zi
fr4.0O; alockeis, :).00'n 3.75.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Staple aad Faary Produce Prlcva Far.
Blahed hr Barer and Wholesalers.
BUTTKR Creamery, No. 1, delivered tt
the retail trade In 1-1 b. cartons, 32c; No
L in o-lti. tuba, 81 c; No. 2. In 1-lh. car
tons, 30c; In 0-lb. tuoa, 2."'c; packing
stock, Uric; fancy dairy, tubs, 3oc; Mar
ket changes every Tuesday.
KtiUS- l-'resh kelling stuck, candled, tfr. '
l"OULTRY Dressed broilers, 3.ic; sprltins
14c; hens 14c; cocks, 10c; ducks, L',c; g.'.so,
14c; turkeys, 2oc; pigeons, per 001., Il.ii .
Ailve, broilers under 1 pnunus, lhc; ovet
2 pounds, HH" bens, UK-; cocks,' 7cj
ducks, full leathered, lvu; geese, full
feathered, 9c; turkeys, tinder 8 pounds, If.c; ;
over 8 pounds, lc; guinea fowls, 3.0v pel , 1
dot., pigeons, 600 per dos. ,
OVK'l fc.KS Selects, email uns, 22c; largi
40c; gnlluns, fl.r6; New ork cuunts, small, - '
33c; large, 46c; gallon, fl.st; Baltiirioie,
standards, small. Lie; laigs. 36c; gallon,
FISH Fresh caught, aim jut all tr
dt ebbed: Halibut, 12c; bullaio, 8c: trout, '
luc; bullhea.'s, 14c; catfish, i.'o; croppies,
sunflsh, 9wl8c; black buss, lie; whlietlsn,
li-u; pike, 12c; saliuun, Uc, pickerel. Ho;
frog legs, 46c. Kiern ftosen wntiulisli. No.
1, lie; picKeiel, di eased and headless, 9;
pike, dressed, 12c; rvdsiiappers, loc;' bpan- , .
tab mackerel, lac; native maCKerel, 460 eaca. (
Ub.KK C'Ultj No. 1 rlbb. lnc; io. 2 ribs, :
12c; No. 8 libs, 7y.c; No. 1 nun, 3oc, No. 8 ; ' (
lulu, 16c, No. 3 loin, etxc; No. 1 chuck, f
oVu; No. 2 chuck, tVic; No. 3 chuck, 4s,c,
No, 1 lounu, 8c; No. 3 round, evc. No. 3 . '
be. Nor 1 piate. 6'c; No. 2 plate, 4c; No. 3 .
pi.de, 3VjO.
UlUITS Grapes: New York Concord, as
sociation pacK, pur bubkel, 21c; lou-baskot
loi. per basket, 2vu; Caliiorula, extra :
fancy a-'iauiing Tokays, pur large cral,!, '
81. 16; 3-ciula lots, per crate, fl.tw; -crate ' 1
lota, per crale, ll.Oo; exira cnoico Malagas, K 1
per bbl., fo.iw; extra cdoIlo heavy Malagas, ' '
per bbl., fo.oo; urictly fncy .Malagas, per ' 1
ubl., fo.60; strictly tancy Heavy Muiagas, ' ,
per tSbl., 37.00; extra' fancy tinted erapes, '
pcr bbl.. f7.60; extra fancy extra heavy t
liniru, pur oui., o W extra fancy piim La. .
bohhiiiia L. per bbl., 1.00, Cianuerrles: 1 . '
Wisconsin,' Atillur brand,' extra fancy; , ,
Ji'irbo, per bbl.. llO.oo; WibcoiiMin." poppy'
I rand, bell St Cherry, per bbl., 37.50; Wis- 1
coubin. field run, per bbl., fi.ov; fane;- Cape ' . -Cod,
17.60; choice Capi Cod, 17 IA. choice '
Cape Cod, box, 32.do. Appiew: fc-xlra C030-'
rsdo Joiiatlians, per box, 2.o0; extra choice'
Colorado Joiiatlians, pur box, 43.26; cllolio
Jonathans, pur box, 13 00; Missouri lien,
No. 1, lieu Davis, per uol., Ino; Missouri
Btn, No. 1, Wlnesaps, per bbl., II. 00; Mis
souri Hen, No. 1, Oauo, pel' Uol., 33.ro; New
York extra fancy lied tn. id wins, per bbl.,,
14.60; New York extra fancy Greenings, per
bbl., H 60; New York farti.crs' pack, Baid-'
wins, per bbl., f3.75; New York larniers'
pack, Greenings, per bbl., 83.15. l'onis:' '
Calif ornln, extra fancy Kastie Buerre, per'
box, t2 60; Michigan Kieflers, per 3-bu. bbl., ) '
34 00. Oranges: Lxlia fancy Valencia!, Lie, , , '
160, 176. 2v0 and 210, per box, 84.60; 260 and - '
288, per box, f 4.60; extra fancy Florida, 120,
160, 176, 3oo, 210, pur Dox, 13.25. Lemons: .
Lxlra fancy, M0 and per box, 86.00;
choice. 3u0 and 00O, per box, 85.60. Urai
fiull: Florida, 54, 04 and 80, per box, f4.0.
Bananas: Lxlra fancy port Limon, per lb., '
4c; 6-buncli lots, per lb., iita. llouey: Colo
lado. per crale, 8J.25.
VP.Gfc-TABLKS bwcet potatoes, Virginia
Red e-tar, per large bbl., 32.60; 5-bbl. lot, .
per bbl., 12.60. Celery: Kxtra fancy Mlohl- ,
gan, per doz., ode; extra lancy Muskegon,
per flat box. 8126. Iliad lettuce: Per ham
per, f3.60. Rutabagas: Canadian, pr lb.,
line. Cabbage; Wisconsin, genuine Hol
land Seed, per lb., iVc; 1,000-lb. lots or :
more, l'Ac; red, per lb., tic. California
tomatoes: Per crate, $1.60. Onions: Indiana
Red Globe, per bu., 11. 00; Idaho yellow, per
bu., 11.00; bpuniuh, per crate, 1160. Pota
toes: Colorado, per bu., 7oc. Plys: New, ,
Imported, 7-crow n, per lb., 15c; 4-ci omi, .
per lb., 13c; 13 12-oz. pkgs., per box, loc; ,-
60 6-ox. pkgs., per box, 12.00.
NC'l'S Almonds: Drake seedlings, per 1
lb., 15c; filbens, large, per lb., 14c. Pecans: , .
Louisiana, pr lb., Kite) Jumbo Texaj, per '
lb., lbc;-medium Texas, per lu., 120. Cali
fornia walnuts: No. 1, soft shell, per ib.,
16o; No. 3, soft shell, per lb., Ho. I'eanuis:.
Haw. per lb., 6c; Jumbo, raw. per lb., 7c;
roasted, per lb., 8c; suited, per box, 11 36.
DAI KS 30 1-lb. pkgs., per box, 12.26;
new Hallowe'en, per lb., 7c, sugar wauiui.
per box, 11.25; fard, per lb., 10c. ' .
HU'i-.S No. 1 titeen. 10c; So. I cured,
CIDKR-Mott's. per keg, 13.50.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSF.I'H. Mo.. Nov. 19. CATTLK
Receipts, 1 000 head; market sternly;
steers,. 14.KMTH 00: cows and heifers, t2.50'4p
6.00; calves, fJ.26fr7.50.
HOGS Receipts, 5,000 head; market
Hteadv to easy; top, 18.10; bulk of saleH,
17 06 718 05.
SHLKP AND WMBM- Receipts. 500
head; market steady; lambs, f6 A0fr7.5O.
Sioux City LItc Stork Market.
PIOl'X CITV. In., Nov. 19-lSp claI Tfle-
I gam.) CATTLK Receipts, 800 bead; mar
ket iinciiunneii.
HOGS K. eelpis. Fino head; market lowr;
ratine of prices, f7.7ufr7.95; bulk of salta,
17. 80 'tl 7.1-0.
Stuck In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle.
South Omaha.l 3,100
I Sioux City M)
r-'t. Joseph l.OoO
Kansas City o.ouo .
' Hi. Louis IUoO
Chicago 1,000
piincl-
llfpres. ntative uie:
No. at. Sli f-r. Ne. at. Sh fr.
13 174 U 7 70 7- 2i) 0 7 M
VA 12 SO f el 71 Z.VI 140 It;,
T7 214 I'D IM 11 01 II 7 lo
IT 2.t I o 74 1-4 Id I 14
fl a0 1 lai 14 .44 leu 7 &
SI 1 "1 ... 7 4 ! ... t sfi
i :4 m 7 ,i tt 3-1 40 7 i6
14 101 ... 7 10 60 :'Jl 40 7 t
1 244 ... f IS), ie pel 7 I
40 ' 45 . . 7 Ititj 4 r.-4 ... 7 15
!'. !l 7 if-' M 14 120 7 IS
44 342 Mo 7 ri I, .44 If 7 IS
tl I'.4 ... J Ki 4 3; M 7 M
41 i"4) M 7 ri't 4 MJ ... 7 M
an jr.! 4 7 !-ia II .... .. .. 7 1;.
o ... 7 .t't t4 i 1 tr,
74 Ii IM t .!i le ,.i!r: .. t m
a tit 4i : tl to: ... 7 it.
;n s 1 - iTo 4i 7 aa
(I .4 an 7 .! .l Ill 7 1,',
t :i ... I :.' 24 s-c 4 ; 14
Total t ec -Ipts 17,400 47. V
Holts, bheep.
O.KiO 4 OoO
.755 ....
5.IMK) ,'0
9 OA) .'..tl'lu
8,6i
lb.ooo lO.OOij
47. V 22.1KA)
. Cotton Market. .
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-COTTON Th4 ;
market opened steady at a decline of i 13
points and was very unsettled after the
call, with the active months selling about
10ul4 points net lower. The National Gin
uers' report proved much more bullish
than yesterday's rumors had suggested
and tho bulls had big supporting orders In
the market on tho basis of 14.j()u for May.
This buying checked the decline and fluc
tuations during the middle of the morning
were Irregular, but 4 or 6 points up from
the lowest.
Futures opened steady; November, 14.20c;
December, 1431c; January, 14.60c; March,
14.75c; May. 14.93c; June, 14.8c; July, 14.91c;
August. 14.20c.
Futures closed firm; November, 14 45o;
December. 14 60c; January, 14.69c; February,
14.7Hc; March, 14 93c; April, 14.96c; May,
16 0sc; June, 15.02c; July, 15.08c; Auguxt,
14 38c; September, L107r; October, 12 53c.
Spot closed quiet at 10 points lower; mid
dling uplsndH. 14.80c; middling gulf, 15.06c;
bales. 600 bales.
GALVESTON, TeX., Nov. H. COTTON
Higher; 14c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19-COTTON
Spots were easy; good ordinary, lSl-lCc;
strict good ordinary, 13Hc; low middling,
13 6-lCc; strict low middling. 14',c; middling.
14'c; strict middling, 14Sc; good middling,
14,e; strict good middling, HSc; middling
fair. 15 1-loc; middling fair to fair, 15 15-lric;
fair. 15 13-ltic, nominal; rscelpts, 3,402 bales;
slock, 212,34 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-COTTON Quiet:
middling. J2c; sales, none; receipts, 6.T1)
bulus; slilpnients, 6,229 bales; stock, 29,275
bales.
Metal Market.
NKW YORK. Nov. 19.-MKTALS -Btund-aid
copper was firm but quiet today; local
dealers quote lake copper at 313.60 7 13.75;
eivctrolyt.ti., tl3.37Mil3.isi-; casting. 113 124
iil3.37Vt; Ixir.doii market firm and higher
also with spot closing at 100 L's and futures
M 15s. Tin was strong. London market
strong and over 1 higher; spot 4:141 15s:
future. 1.1(3 17s CI. I. cad stead), spot,
14 .4i'V4 42; Ixudoii market unchunged at
4. 13 2n ixl. Sixlitr steady; spot f'.3.Vit;.45;
London market unrhanged at 123 f,s. The
Kiil'I mi iron nmrket was higher at Ms 4 1 .... 1
for Cleveland warrants; locally the mark, t
wsh uncliantt'd.
ST. LOl'IS. Nov. 1-ML'TALS-I,ead,
steady at 14 .26. Selter, steady at 14.25.
Dry Goods Murkrt.
NKW'YOllK. Nov. !9.-The drjgoods
primary mark, t ruled quit t for the day.
Many lots of gtay cottons off led st tec
oud hand have be. n cleaned up. The
y.iri u.aiket Is quiet and fanly stetnlv.
Ltii al "aw wool ma kets ate quirt, wl.h
fon.e signs of an easing tendency on
toffee Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19 COFFEEFutUres
opened steady at unchanged prices tf a
decline of fi points, owing to tho failure,
of Kurop.an maikets to fully respond to
yesterday's local gains and scattered seallx
Ing. There was some support froi locil
bulls, but the demand was at no time
active and prices showed no Improvement
during tho day, with tlm cIoimi eua.lv, net
urchangej to 6 points lower. The market
at Havre cloved at a net advance of i'Ti'tj
franc. MaleH hc-r were rt ported of ),jti
lagb. Inclndliier November and Deccmlw :
at 8.45c, January at O.Mio. March at 6 HO.-,
Mr ... i! lit. l.,l, ., . i.,u O ... ....
r-'"? M t'., tfUt.T wow anu o, i"mi.i--
at DOC. Spot, quiet; No. 7 R'o. sfxi..e,
I nominal; No. 4 Santos, 8V.ie. Ml hi,
I quiet; Cordova. V'lWic
torn and Leans.
A Mlbsourlaii Informed a Intveler, wln
had iiKiuirtd about corn, that "each stalk
1 1 rd nine earn on ll aid was filteen feet
hUh "
' That's nothing compared to our corn "
rtplltd the other, quickly. "Up -t I !:rv.i ...
wlieiri I came from, u e uluava r.t I niri -e.-tis
to each stalk, and u perk i f lu!(,
corn haiiKlni, lo each irkc-I; but we never
con', I raife any field beans Willi It."
"Why?" Sbked the M iHsourian.
"because," nodded the olhei, "the corn,
gieu, so fast that It pulled Hie beans up,''
--I'iirli. Magaslne.
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