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Newspaper Page TextTHE OMAHA SUNDAY BKE: XOVEMBKtt 21, 1000. T GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Wrak and Lower Cablei Start the Wheat on Decline. LOCAL BEARS HAMMER PRICES Some no)ln 1J? aborts Who Were Wrrf "tetlsfleil nflh hort Prof it Causes Henetlon and n MlHht !.. OMAHA. Nov. 20. 100. Wrak and lower cables started the wheat on the decline and local bears hammered prlcfs down 'luiing the early part of the pension. Some buyliie; by shorts who were satisfied with short profits caused a rea-tl(iii and the final loss was slight t'nrn was unsteady and soft, with of ferings more liberal owing to the prospects of better receipts during the following Wf-k. Wheat suffered a sharp break at the start on weak Liverpool cables, whlcu fRiisi'd weak bulls to unload. Northwest recclp; are picking up and easier rash values with slower demand should resuit In K.nie further declines Corn proved a shude easier on free selling because of prospects of an improved move-in-tit from the countrv. Htt-r weather throughout the corn belt b: logs news of Inert-used shelling and more Inclination to sell. Primary wheat receipts were HTO.OOO bushels and shipments were 727. oi) bushels, sssitist recelpta last yer of 1.KV.0U0 bushel and slilmenta of 4!Ki.(10 bushels, Primary corn receipts were 822 OHO bushels and shipments were 32I.) bushels, nxainst receipts last year of 4f.VOi) bushels and shipments of 217.0O0 bushels. Clearance were :ei.0"tt bushels of corn, PiK) bushels of oats itnd wheat, and flour cuual to 410,000 bushels Liverpool closed Hti'id lower on wheat and unchanged on corn. local range or options: Articles. I Open. Illgh.j Low. Closel Yes'y. Whest-i j i Iec....l J fC',4. 1 (l.'H 1 K 1 n?Sl 1 02'4 May... KKS, 9;r-l & WW H'i-4. Corn f ' I I liec.... ',"), ,V.",i .V,--,; MS! t'r'T May... fS; 5sS: '! NV S'' Vec.... :t;J 37' J 37 1 S7 37l- May... X X 3:.l SI'Sl Ss Omaha fash Prlres. WHKAT-No. 2 hard, $1 Oili 1 04 . No. ,t hard. $1.0flff l 02: No. 4 hard. IH'uWc; No. 2 aprlng. $11113103; No. 3 spring. IWtciftll.OO. COKN-No. 2, tflVfi."i9V: No 3, oH'40: No. 4. 6!c; No. 2 yellow. fiHc; No. 3 yellow, 6H'c: No. 2 white, f'c; No. 3 white. Wje. OATH No. 3 mixed. STVic; No. 3 yellow. 37S'a,'c; No. S white. i34r; No. 4 white. KiraXiir; standard. 3S'4e. flVK-No. 1, 6(f70c; No. 3, We. Carlot Hecelpra. Wheat. Corn. Oats Chicago 21 122 US Minneapolis 411 Omaha I 11 IH Duluth 1 7,3 IHICAUO .HI AU lnOVISI(l..1 Feature uf the Trndlnar nnd 4 losing. Prliea on Board of Trade. CHICAtJO, Nov. Jo. l'i edii tionn of a heavy world'n moviuii.Mit of wheat or the week were partly responsible for moderate weakness In the wheat market today. Prices al the close were a shade to He below the final quotations of the prevloua session. Corn and oats also closed easy, but provisions were firm. Liquidation In December was thet feature of trading In wheat. Hentiment was bearish throughout the entire sen-1 slon. With the exception of the De-, ceniber option pi U'es moved within a half I cent range. During the day the nearby deliveries sold between I1.07S and I $1.08. The tuurket closed steady at about the best marks of the day. Slack demand for the cash grain, an unof ficial estimate on the world's shipments for the week. Indicating another heavy movement from Russia and a break in the price of the December delivery at Minneapolis Anil Duluth were factors that contributed to the weakness here. Corn market was weak. The close was weak, with prices '' to amHc lower. The oats market was heavy all day. The range of prices on all deliveries was confined to a l(i' range. Final i quotations were a shade to 'ic lower than the previous close. Provisions closed 2 He to 10c higher. The leading futures ranged as follows: Artlclesj: Open.l H1k1i. Low. Close.! Yes'y. W heat Dec. Mav July t orn I ec. Mav July Oats I cc. Mav July Fork Jan. 1 May Lard Nov. Jan. May Ribs Jan. May 1 tlXVfcl I n,..;. i 07', i osi,. 1 i'4j; 1 05 I 9;;, 9iVi! 1 OSVi 1 WVI 1 iAil I B9:.59',t;0 lil1, til V'pVj IW tW''(Ibl i I &M4 Rli'ii M til's! " tiOVt'-il 5(i y. M'i'ii')! xo'sl 30 :i-.si.,, 4iViVt,: 3'.iSl 3jS 3!li 19 i3939'i 41-i,i4IS''ii 4i'h .'S1 39V1 3l4 1 I ' I 20 70 I 20 90 20 50 JO 80 I 20 72'i 19 86 19 19 S2'i! 19 90 19 85 13 21 13 25 I 13 21 13 2.1 13 15 11 90 I 12 00 11 90 II 92'4 11 90 11 3; 11 47'il 11 HT'-jl 11 42i 11 40 10 c0 10 35 10 65V),, 10 150 10 45 10 35 10 taVii 10 fiO 10 42, 10 37Vi No I. KLOt'R Firm: winter patents. $5.00ta5.70; w inter straights. $4 5 4" . spring stiuights, I4.il0ii4.70; bakers, $3.U5;u5.0O. RYK No. 2, 75c. IJAltl.l V Feed or mixing. 62fo54c; fair to choice n.ultlng, 59Vac. SKK1 S No 1 southwestern. $l.l":No. 1 noi tliwestern, 11.77. Timothy, $2.50iz3.HO. Clover. $9 50114 .00. PROVISIONS Mess polk, per bbl.. $23.751f 24 00. Lard, per luo lbs., $13.35. Short ribs, sides (loose), $1 1.37' u 11 iUl. Short clear sides (boxed). $ll.tJU J 11.7.1. Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 411 (KM bu. Primary receipts were sTOOHO hit., compared with 1.1H8.0U0 bu. the corresponding day a year ago. estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, lti cars; corn, 198 cars; oats, 87 cars; hugs, 32 urn head. Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. S red, $121: No. 3 red, Sl.ioyi.17; No. 2 hard. $l.lOtj 1 10'; No. S hard. $i mgl08; No. 1 northern K,ring. I.IO-.i I HVt; No. 2 northern spring. SI .!. Oft; No. 3 aprlng. $l.04'ul.0s. Corn: No. 2 cash. tl2c; No. 2 yellow, MfitVtVjc; No. 3 yellow. MV,e; new No. 4, 57c. Oats; No. 3 white. 39ii:',9c; No. 4 white, 2V(i3M,e; standard. 41tt4lc HI' 1'TKlt-Steady; creameries, 2tVff30Vjc' dallies. H-c. KtJt'.S .steady; receipts. 4 2TO cases; at murk, cases liciuded. 201,'g-251c; firsts. 2Mc; prime firsts, an'e. CI1F.KSK Firm; daisies. lti'i'd I'i'c; tins. P'.MUc; yoi ng Americas, h li;v,c; POTATOKS steai'y : choice to fancy, 4.1 'Iv; rair to good, anti :,f. POI'LTRY-St. adv. turkeys. 1(c: chick ens. I2ljc; spiiiiKs. i:tc. KA r- Steady ; 50 to 'W pound weights, "'i'hS'-xv: 00 to 85-pound reights. SSUJc; 85 to 110 jHuind weights. !i'js.t ll'c. WKTIII:k IV TIIF. 4.KAIN BKI.T Kalr Sunday, with Some Drop in the Temperature. OMAHA. Nov. 20, 19o9 (leneinly cloudy wiather prevails Ihiouiilioiit the upper Missouri and upper Mississippi vall-s. the lake region, and cast to the Atlantic coast, and llht pi e clpltatloii occurred within (lie last twenty, four hours In the lake region and upper Ohio valley. Conditions are decidedly un settled In the west, rains are general In the mountain and on the Pacific slope and rains and snows are scattered over the northwest. Temperatures are much higher In the central valleys and through out the east and south, and warmer ueaher prealla every w her except In the extreme northwest, wheia a very decided fall In temperature has occurred since the piecedlna- report. The colder weather will I'M' I'd down over the central valievs dur ing the net twenty-four hours and the out lock Is fuvoiahla for colder In this m, nitty bv Sunday, with probably ontinued tai'r weather tonight and Sunday. Uecoid of temperature and precipitation compared with the corresponding ,av of the last threa years: l(fc. Lms 'i; : Minimum tempeiatuie 40 M 3 17 Frerlpiiatlun ou "0 .sr u5 Normal temperature for today. M de li ees Deficiency in precipitation since March i 4 In. lies. Def iclenc) corresponding period In VAT,, 9 Inches. L. A. WKI.8H, Local Forecaster. I uledu Heed Market. TtH.KDtt. O.. Ion r. $h 6 2 S ; Nov. "0 BKKI S Cash November. pi;it; 1 e- 1 ember. 18.55: Mi ircli. $8 77 U: N.t i. H. 't848 No 3. $810(1826: reiected. $:70ut00. no estahilslie.1 grade. $4b0tu I. (0. Timothy pruue, $1 Ml; Alsil.e prime, $7SS; November, $7 si; I)ecember. $75; March, $.imi. SKW TIIRk TiilVflnAl, MARKET Quotations nt the liar on arloaa I ommndltlea. NKW YOltK. Nov. ?n -FLOl'R-Recelpts. 2"..oii bbls ; export. I.a bh!s Market dull; Minnesota patent. $6 Zisi S K . Minnesota bskers. 4f'i'4a",; winter patents, 5 DM3 &.7": winter straights. $." Zo-V. S: winter extras, ti.3cf4 "0. winter low grades. 14 .20 't 4 70; Kansas straights. II y BARLKY steady; feeding, K)3c, e. . f., New York I'OliNM I'AL Pteadv; fine white and yel low. lir,iy,lBG; loarse, $1.4081.45; kiln dried, $3 35. HYR Dull; No. 2 western, 82'c, nomi nal, f. o. b , New York. WHirAT Receipts. H.on0 bti. Spot mar ket easy: No. 2 red. $1 2. nominal, domes tic, in elevator; No. 2 red. II 2Ti. nominal, f o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 1 17'. nominal, f. o. h.. afloat; No. I hard winter. Il.2"7. nominal, f. o. b.. afloat. There was a lower wheat market under moderate selling of December and on lower cables, large world's exports and favor able crop newa from Argentina. The close was lc net lower for liecember and c I ower for other positions. December closed ! at IMS; May closed at $1 12V July closed I at tl 0i,. I t'OKN Receipts. 9.000 bu.: extmrt. 3.000 bu. Spot market barely steady; No. 2, 72"-.c In elevator, domestic. 7Sc delivered and 73 f. o. h.. afloat; No. 2 yellow. 73c, all nominal. Option market without trans action, closing net unchanged; liecember closed at 71c: May closed at 79t4jc. OATS-Recelpts. 47.2.r0 bu ; exports. 752 bu. .Spot market quiet; mixed, 2t to 32 '.bs., nominal: natural white, 21 to 32 lbs.. 444j "ft4ic; natural white. 3 4to 4! lbs., 4i"ittj 4xc. HAY Firm; No. S, S6o; good to choice. 9rc4j$.05. HIDKri Firm; Bogota, tXa 23c; Central America. 23c. I.EATH ER Firm; crude. 22aS4c. PROVISIONS Beef, quiet: family, $14 00 ifj-14 W): mess. $11.0011.50; beef hama, $2S 00 fiS.OO; packet, JI2.OiVtfl2.50; city extra India mess, i.V.nO?j 2 00. Cut meats, steady; pick led bellies. $l3.M&l4.nO: pickled hams. $13.00. Lard, firm; middle west. 13 1113.70; re fined, firm; continental, 114 40; South Amer ica. $I4J: compound. $10 .ti 10. SO. Fork, steadv; family. $2 OtVjT27 .no; short clears, $24 '0;i2'i VI; mess. $2n.7Tb TALLOW yulnt; city i$2 per pkg ). fic; countrv (pkgs. free), BHiW.'dc. Ht'TTKU Stronger; creamery specials, 32c: extras, 31c; third to first. tMjMc; state dairy, common to finest, 2cB31c. CHKKSK Firm; state, new, full cream, special. I'lVtfnVvc; September fanay, l'i'tc; (Jctober beat, luc: common to good, 14'g IP..-: ki". full to special. ftitfMVte. KOOM Firm: weetern extra firsts, $3 34c; firsts. K'ttX'c; seconds, Wfl2fc. FOI'LTRY Alive, firm; western chick ens, 16c; fowls, irtc: turkeys. ISc. lressed, firm; western chickens, broilers. 17'n21c; fowls. 13'f&l"ic; turkeys, 21S22c. St. I.onla General Market. ST. LOFIS, Nov. 20 WHEAT Lower; track. No. red cash. $1 .22 1 .24 -4 ; No. 2 loud. $1.0S4fl'14. nominal; December, $1.07i,S1. 07V. May. $1.06,. CORN Weak; track. No. 2 cash. 61)e, nominal: liecember. 5c; May. 60 )0"(,c No 2 white. 69Vc. nominal. OATS Weak: track. No. 2 cash, 394c, nominal: December, 3STc; May, 41Vc; No. 2 while, 42c, nominal. RYK Nominal, 73c. FLOI'R Unchanged ; red winter patenta, IS ,Yi&5.90: extra fancy and straight. $3.00if 5.45: hard winter, clear. $3 9org4.40. SF.FI Timothv. 2.7.rSi STiO. CORNMF.AIi S3.00. RUAN Higher; sacked, east track, $1.0 4(1 02 HAY Firm; timothy, $12.5(7 lfi.W; prairie. $ll.v??12.rA HAtOI.VC. p-liic. HEMP TWINK 7p. PROVISIONS Pork higher; Jobbing, 124 2.1. Lard higher: prime steam. $13.15'ri1 13 25. Drv salt meats higher: boxd extra, sh 'tta, $12.75; clear ribs. $12.71; short clears. $13 00. Hiiciin higher: boxed extra short. $14.00; clear ribs, $14.00; short clears, $14.26. POCLTRY Steady: chickens, 11 Vic; springs. 12 Vic: turkeys, 16 Vic; ducks, 11 VJe; geese, 8c. BUTTER Steady; creamery, 25 30c. F.UGS Steady, 27c. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 10.000 9.4PO Wheat, bu 52,0)0 38.0 0 Corn, bu 4.1, C00 35.80) Oats, bu 35,000 32.000 Hnnatta llty drain nnd Provision. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 26. iVI I KAT Cash : new, unchanged; No. 2 hard. II.OWil.lO; No. 3, tl.tKMiLOb; No. 2 red, $1.20iH.24; No. 8, ll.lsryl.22; December, $1.02''(j 1 .02 bid; May. $1.02'i'iil.O2'4 sellers; July, 93VtC bid. CORN I.' nc hanged to Vic lower; No. 2 mlxtd. 59ti59Ve; No. 8. 59c; No. 2 white, 09li59'c; No. 3, ,19c; December. 57Sc bid; May. eu,lii0Vic; July, OOVtc bid. OATS Unchanged; No. 1 white, 40ff42o; No. 3, 39&40c. RYK 70c. HA Y I'nchnnged to 25c higher; choice timothy, $11.514 12.00; choice prairie, $9,504)! .i;i; cuoice aitaita. Hu.twu IB. .ft. UL'l '1 Kit Crciimn y, exu aa, 30c; firsts, 2Sc; seconds. 2ilc; packing stock, 21VaC. K'OUS Kxtras, 29c; firsts, 27c; seconds and dirties, lxc; current receipts, 26c; southern, loss off, 14c. Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bu 88.000 b. 00) Corn, bu 9.0ti0 23,00) Oats, bu 13,000 4,00) Kansas City quotations were t follows: Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close, Wheat- . I i T i December.... 1 02S W 1 01 Til 1 02Vi May 1 02 1 02VI 1 01V 1 02( Corn- I I I December .... R7H! B74 R"1! 67SR May MS! 6OV4I ij()H U bid. Mlnneaiiolia Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 20-WHEAT-De-cember, $1 .03VII 1 (&ii 1.037, ; Mav, S1.0.1S. Cash: No. 1 hard. $1 .Otift 1 .0fi' ; No. 1 north ern. $1.0f'Vpl OGV No. 2 northern, $1,034 No. 3 northern, SLWifll.OS. H RAN In 100 lb. sacks, 119 50. FLOI'R First patents, $5 305.60; second patents, $5.10j6 30; ftrst clears, $4.26i34.45; Stcond clears, $3.20(i3.40. Liverpool Grain Markets. LIVKRPOOU Nov. 20. Wll KAT Spot, firm; No. 2 red western winter, 8s 'd, fu tures, quiet: December, 8s Tid; March, 7s fcd: May. 7s 7d. CORN Spot, easy; American mixd. new, via (ialveston. us $d; futures steadv; De cember. 5s 5Vid. Peoria Market. FKORIA, III.. Nov. 20 CORN Dull; No. 2 yellow. 63c; No. 3 yellow, new, 58'tc: No. 2. 63c; No. 3. new. 58',c; No. 4, new, WVic; no grade, new, 52ft.'21e'. OATS Unlet ; standard. 40c Mllnaakrr linla Market. M1LWAFKKK. Nov. 20 -WH KAT No 1 northern. fl.Ott 1.1014; No. 2 northern $' OTVol.OS: May. $1.06V,. OATS 40VU40V BAKLKY Samples. 58fa7c. Dulath Grain Market. I 'I Ll'TIl, Nov. 20 -WHKAT-Deceniber. $1!V4; May. $1.0f.S: No. 1 northera. I 07V; No. 2 northern. ShOilS- OATS 39c. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. Nov 20 . COTTON-Market for futures opened steady; November. 14 30c; December. 14.43c: Jantiarv. 14 63,.; March 14 Sf,c; April. 14 84.'; Way, ir.tric: June, 14 Hoc, offered: July, liOJc; August, 14.32c; September. 13.02c; October, 12 47c. Futures closed steady: closing bids: November, 14.32c: December. 14.37c; Jan uarys 14.55c; February, 14Sc; March, lts.'c; April, 14 80c; May, 147c; June. 140c; July. 146c: August, 14.28r; Sep tember. l.VOSe; October. 1 2 47c; spot closed quiet at 10 points decline: middling uplunds. 1 4 70c; middling gulf, 14 85c; sales, none GALVF.STON. Nov. 20. COTTON H ig her at 14 7-16.-. ST. l.ollS. Nov. JO. COTTON Dull ; middlli.g. l.V: sales, none: receipts, a.oi;i bales; shipments, 4.32$ laics; slock. 3,U13 ba'es. Metal Market. NK.W YORK. Nov. 30 M FT A I. S The metal matk.'ts were practically nominal, as usual, in the absence of cabfes and x chsnges. Tin was quoted at $.!l.1'frtl 10. Local dealer ouote lake copper at II? .Vff 13 75. electrolytic at $13 J7V-13.60 and cast lug at $13 12'4'u- I3.37H. Lead was unchanged at $4 37Kji4 42U and spelter at $6 Wo 45. rO-MKTAl.H-l.eal Iron was unchanged. ST. LOFIS, Nov. $1.26. Spelter. $6.36. Coffee Market. NEW YORK. Nov. 20. TOFFEK Fu tures cjused barely steady at a net decline of .rlj 10 points. Sales were reported nf j 19 500 bags. Including November at i.40c, , 1 i.ceo,l r at 6.46c, January at 4 4c. March I at tsV. May at 7oU 7ic and Jul, and September at 4 sOc. Spot, quiet; No. 7 Rio. 't'Viie'mc; No 4 Santos, ,SaT,c. Mild. Uier j Cordova, Wllc. VI' Want Ads are fcuaineia Boosters. NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Market Opens Actire and Strong, Bat Suddenly Turns Weak. OIL DECISION THE CAUSE Ilea? selllna Movement Follows the Announcement that Corporation Is Illegal Slight Rally at Close. NEW YORK, Nov. 20 The decision of the I'nlted States circuit court st St Paul, against the Standard Oil com pany of New Jersey, declaring that cor poration Illegal and ordering Its dis solution, was the one great feature of today's stock market. The news was evidently most unexpected and had the fffect of turning a very active and strong market Into one of extreme weak ness. The Importance of the decision and Ita far-reaching possibilities were freely acknowledged by officials of the cor poration concerned, who hastened to add, however, that the case would be promptly taken to the court of last resort. In accordance with an agreement entered Into some time ago between the govern ment and the defendants There had previously been a resumption of activity In various speculates. Including the copper shares, one of which, I'tah copper, almost repeated Its performance or a week ago, with an advance of ever 6 points. With the first word of the decision thsre ensued a general selling movement, which at times bordered on demoralisation. Not only were all the early gains wiped out, but net losses for the day ranged from 1 to $ or nore points. There was some Indication of a rally In the final trading, but this was offset by further liquidation and the closing was weak. The bank statement showed some extraordinary differences in average conditions. In ths latter loans decreased by over $2).00,000, while In the actual condition loans were Increased by almost $400,000. There were corre sponding Increases and decreases In the reserves, but on the vvhole the bank position for the week may be said to have strengthened. More gold for shipment to South America was nnnounced. mak ing exports to that country for the week over $6,000,000. Of general news there was little of Interest, the commercUl agencies re porting a continuance of good business In all sections. Oosslp of the day In cludod rumors of serious friction among the leading Interests In the Rock Island Frisco systems, but these were empliatl callly denied in authoritative quarters, dross returns of some two score leading railway lines for the first week of November showed an Increase of almost 18 per cent. Honda were stendv. Total sales, par value, $1,573,000. United States 4s registered declined i on the week. Sales and range of prices on the Stock exchange today were as follows: gles. Hlh. I."". Close. Atlln-rtialmers pfd 1.5"0 M 6.".V4 6S Ainlmlet Cpper 44.200 MVt t Mt Amerlr.n Art-ullurl .... ) i" 40', 4 Am. Beet sugar 1 48 Am. csn1 ptd I.f"0 If." M 14 Am. r. A r I.S'io T4 74 744 Am. Ootton Oil 1.800 K WW Am. II. A I.. pM 300 47 46S 46 Am. Ics Securities 1. 000 m t W Amsrloan Unrted 400 lf.k 1514 ' American Ixjcomotlve ! MA tl'i " Am. . A R St.S'TO 106 Uj ICi.'i 102H Am. S. A R. pfd " UJti 113 "a Am. sugar Refining 00 11" li ' 15 Am. T. A T 8.4O0 145 1H 143 Am. Tobacco pfd I,c0 11 1H llllJ4 American Vorlm ..... 34' Anaconda Mining Co MOO W1 'l1 z Atchlmn 6..v) 130 US' 1194 Atchison pM 110 10 104H 104(4 Atlantic Coast Lint 800 liKVa 1 W Baltimore A Ohio 2K) Ills H"si Bal. A Ohio t(d 1 Bethlehem Hteel f0 '-, SB .It Brooklyn Rapid Tr 2.ilS 7S 74 74 Canadian Piu:lf1o J, 100 17S 171H 1774 Central leather ,e0 47't 47 47 Central Leather pfd 100 1074 IO8T4 liwt Central ot New Jersey I0O 3H 316 118 Cheapeake A Ohio 3.000 84 tl 88 Chicago A Alton 100 67 (17 i Chicago Great Weal am ctli M) iu 2014 1014 ChiciKo A N. W 300 1S4 183 1M C. M. ft St. P 1,400 167 155 IMS, C. r... C. A St. L 77 Colorado f. A 1 7,500 6t M, 61 Colorado A Bo 200 57 &i4 6i Colo. A So. lit pfd 100 W 1014 Colo. A Bo. 8d pld in ContolldKled Uaa 1.5,400 14 14 140 Corn I'n.Juti 700 S24 !244 2214 Delaware A Hudson 4u0 19 186 1SS Denver A Rio Grande (00 41 474 47 U. A R. G. pfd 110 Mlfc M' 844 Dlitllleri' Securities 2H0 37 87 SUtt Krla J.8'10 33V 31 as1 Erie 1st pfd J00 4',, 4 44 Krie id pfd 104 40 40 l4 Oeneral Klectrlc I"0 119 16314 13 Great Northern pfd i.600 HJ 14; ifi Oreat Northern Ore clfa ... l.li") SI44 1 )4 Illinois Central WO 147H 147 147 Interborough Met 13.f0 u4 22 14, Int. Met. pfd 4.!00 M Wi e6 International Hirvesier 1.0-N) lr.it llov, no4 Int. Marine ptd m, 344 International Paper ,011 lit, 155, le- International Hump 1.M0 Sl'4 6! 62 Iowa Central III 2s JsTi Kanua City So 300 4I4 44S4 4414 K. C. So. pfd 70V4 bouleyille ft N i.Stfl 1S2' i:,2 jan Minn. A So. L () Ml. 62'4 M M . St. P. A 8. 8. M ... . im Mlaaouri pacific l.iiil 7 71 , lea- M . K. A T 7, 00 60 44 4k M , K. A T. pfd too 74-4 74'. 74 National Biscuit 1,701) 117 1144 115- National Ied !0,"m) 11 ssiu K. R. R. of M. lit pfd j-,.. New York i!itral j,0"i) isau i j u 13214 N. V.. O. A W 8 48 471, 47 Norfolk A W 4u0 96l 9514 North American n? Northern Pacific 3.100 lti 144 " 144'. Pacific Mall l.Doo 4.4 4:ii 411, Pennsylvania ,f u.is ni 133 People'! Gsa t.etio 11S44 114 14 P . C.. C A St. L . $j Pr"Sed Steel Car IK) (4 m" 641 Pullman Palace Car .... s Railway steel Spring d.jno Kti, ini, 'a !tlln 181.S0O 171 "4 1MU. mat, Kepubllo Steel 4s 41? 47? Republic Kieel pfd ,vk) IM', 11414 joau R0.I1 Island Oo 5.700 44 nil jot" Rock Island Co. pfd 1 SO 7. 7 ;j St. L. A 8. r. 2d pfd and 6'4 M 614 St. Loui. S W' 1.7 s 314 J, M t. h s. tv. pfd r.no 72', 7-414 lis, sloen-Rheffleld 8. A I j.io 39 Southern Pacific h.joo 1301. Xi,m inti southern Hallway 4.Q .12 si 4a h So Hallway pfd gon 7014 Ta Mi" Tenneeeee Copper ll.toO 4SU. 4074 1 T " a. . ' , 8(- w Pfd ) ess 4444 g44 lnlon Pacific (mHi 200 I""1 t nlon Paclric pfd 1,100 10414 1..3 I'. 8. Really . I-' I Rub,b" .W 4 "M M'J t . S. Steel 61. Us) fi'i aa )v I. S. Steel pfd I.'l u't )i-,ii i;i;a, I tah Copper RUs) T(, JS S4V, a.-i arolina C hemical .... aria, 4l 4iKi Wabash 2 4io 2i'Ta '11W 3. Wahaih pfd t-m f,, l2, MT Weetern Maryland rtfi SuO 341, .14 S4 Weatlnghoue Klotric :t.) fjv ',- Weitern Inlon AM) hit, j,S Wheeling A I.. K Wleconaln Central jn Total aalei tor the day, gSJ.too iharee. London ( loslns Xtorks. LONDON, Now 20. American ue,.,,ri.i.. I opened 011 tha stock exchange h.-re today iiseuoti euner sine or parity and moved narrowly throughout the session wnli small business. The close was dull and steady. London cloaiiiK storks: Conwle money. .. It -10 l.oulm Hie A N. . 1ST do account R1I1IM, K. A T . . Sl Amil Copper 74t. Y. I 'antral 134 Anaconda 11 Sarfot 4j W a, Atchlion 18?S do pfd 91 tie Pfd 107 Ontario A W , 4 Baltimore A Ohio 1tV4 Pennirlvanla .... law 1 anadlan Pacific IIIHRand Mlnea ' , Cheaapeake A O Reading . 171, Chlia, O. W t'. Southern Ry 32, Chi.. Mil. A St P ... i do pfd -j Pa Beers ll,8outhani Pacific. !'.13, Dner A Rio O 4,l n!on Pacific Jnv 4i PM Im, do pM ), rla J4Hl: Steel i; do lit pfd do pfd 124 do Id ptd 411tW'ibafh j.u Graad Trunk tl do pfd &41A Illlnola ( intral Ill Spanlih 4a n S1LVFH bar. quiet at 23d per ounce Mi i.N K Y 8'4 per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bills Is 4 14 0 4 S per cent for three months' bills. 4 1-I6t4 1. per cent. 4 learlntf Hons Rank statement. NKW YORK, Nov. 20. The statement of clearing Iioumo banks for the week shows that trie banks hold $:',io.775 inure than I the nouireiiienis of the 25 per cnt reserve I rule. This Is an Increase of $2,83. 775 In the proportiotiule cash reserve as compared with laat week. Tha statement follows ' Amount. De.Teate I Loans $1.2n4.ti4.200 $.'1 w ssaj ! De pewits 1.187.t94.l0 27 OHJ.tSD (t'lrculallon 64.022.2ot) 2ol luo 'Legal tenderi tiM'tt ul l."(.2oi) ptcl 2X8 OM2.7UU 3 H-io wW Reserve 3o6 5(20 $ HI 700 Reserve rruuired 2h6 D23 6 773 4T5 (Surplus ai.775 t.Kf) 775 lEx-C. S. depusi.s 10.fM) 2 827,775 I ncreas e. The pneentage of actual reserve of the clearing house banks today mt 26.87. Tha statement of banks and trust companies of lireater New York not reporting to ths clearing house shunts that Ihooe Institu tions It! AAgregate deposits of II, 24, 111, - son ; total cash on hand. $1413sij.nOO, and loans amounting to $1.203. 456. MiO evr York Money Market. NEW YOltK. Nov. 20. MONEY On rail, nominal T1MK IIANS-Kasler: sixty dsys. S per cent; ninety days, 4ir, per cent; six months, 4'4fi4 per cent, I'RIMK MERt'ANTl l.K rAPKH 5fi5Vi per cent. 8TF:RI.IN(I KXl'IlANtJK Firm. with actual business in bankers bills at $4 $3B0 6 4 M0 for so dav bills ami st $4 T4,1j 4 C7n0 for demand. Commercial bills, $4 82 H 34 S3 V SILVER Bar, 60c. Mexican dollars, 4Sc. B(5ND8 Oovernment, easy; rallroe'' bonds steady. Closing quotations on bonds were as fol lows: l'. g. rat. tr reg ....ion Int. Met. 44l t:. V. S ref. ta cutnll Int. S4. M. 4'l 7l"4 I'. S la, reg lOltJapan 4a 7 1. S. 3a coupon... 101 H de 4H 4H I . . 4a. reg 114K. C. So. lat V 7J4 V S 4 coupon llHU. . nb. 4 lull ... Htt Alllt-Chal. lat 6a ... 3414L.. A N. unl. 4a MS Am. Ag 6a.. ;1tM.. K AT. let 4s WW Am. T A T. or. 4i..l07S o 4'4i t"4 Am. Tobacoo 4a '4Mo. Pa. ltlc 4a 101, do la IOvSN R. R. of M. 411 H Armour A Co. 4v,i... HH'N T. c. g l'4i oi4 Auhteon (en. 4a ts:t do dab. 4s f5V do ct. 4e Ill N Y . N. H. A M. do cv. 6s M" tr. ta . lJXttj At. C. L 1st 4i d'SN. A W. 1st e. 4a... 4 Bal. A Ohio 4a H to cv. 4a '4 Mo IWi ' No Pacltlo 4s. ln-ti do (. W. 114a H to la 726 Brooklyn Tr. cr. 4i.. WP4O. 8. L. rMg 4t ... 4 Cen. of Oa. lit le44Penn. ct. IMjI 116. . PS t en. Leather 6a l4 do eon. 4a K'tSfc C. of N. J g 6s... 124 Reading gen. 4e IK Chea A otilo 4V,a. . . . HHi8i. L A S. K. fg. 4s. 141, do ref. 6a 10414 dn gen ia HUH Chicago A A. 3V4S t4vkSt. L. 8. W. c. 4a... T344 C , B. A Q. . 4a ... t:. dn lit gold 4a 4 J 14 do gen 4a Seaboard A. I. 4a... 12 c. M. A n. P. t 31,1 49o. Pacific col. 4i ... M14 C, R. I. A P. 0. 4i . 774 do cy. 4a M2S do col. 6i f4 do let ref. 4i tk, to rfg. 4e S"'4Sn Railway 6i If "4 Coin. Int. la W do gen. 4a Colo. MU1. 4a 4tnlon Pacific, 4a 102 C. A 8 B. A R. 4 We 97 do cv. 4a 116 D A H. cv, 4i 10S-4 to 1st A rat. 4a.... 7 n. A R. O. 4a :V. a. Rubber e 10414 do ref. 6a H 11 8. Steel M 6l 1IH liiitlllera' 6a 74't Va.-Caro. ( hem. 61.. 74 Erie p. I. 4a 14 Wabaah lat 6s Ill do gen. 4i 7' do lat A ex. 4a TH do cv. 4a. eer. A ... S: Weetern Md. 4a 1414 do series B T24Weet. Elee. OT. 6a... 414 Cm. Riec. ct. 6a IM Wla. Central 4a 14 111 Cen. 1st ref. ta. . :H Bit. Ofteret. Boiton Stocks and Bunds. MOSTON, Nov. 20. Money, ca'.l loans, 6 per cent; time loans. Kfifl per cant. Closing quotations were as follows: Atchlann adj. 4a M Allmiei 64 do (s 'SW Amalgamated 631 Alchleon R. R 1194 Arlcona Com 4Sa do pfd HH14 Atlantic 11 Breton Albany t.'l 1 nl. A Artiona 1"74 IK.ni on Klerated l' I'll. A llecla OS KllihOuig pfd I2 Centennial SI t'tllon 1'aclflc S'I Copper Hange I4i Am Arse. Chem 41"1, Paly West 4 do pfd lMWf'ranalln 1414 Am. I'neu. Tube fi',(!reene Cananea 134 Amr. Susar I'i4 lale Kovale 4 do pfd H 9 Maae. Mining t4 Am. T. ft T .lu; Michigan i, Anier. Woolen J414 Mohawk 44 da pM 10314 Nevada lt'4 om. 1. A s Old Dominion M K'itlinn Klec. Illu 2.V1 Parrot S(l Oeneral Kleclrle i4S Shannon Iiiw Mm. Klectrlc 14 1'i.marark 7 do pfd 10 Trinity ll4 Mans. Oaa 77 IV 8 Mining l Pnlted Fruit 151 V. 8. Oil IK Cnlted 8. M (Wit Victoria J14 do pfd Wlnirna T- V. B. Steel M44 Wolverine 141 do pfd lli'4 North itulta 41114 Adventure 6I4 Local fteeantlea. (Quotations furnished by Samuel Jr., 814 New York Life building: Burnt, Bid Aaked. ion 1( DC 54 Ml 10 IS 314 17 10014 lr114 1IHH 100 100 84 14 8414 im nl MO City or Omaha 4, l1l City of Omaha 4m, 1924 Columbtil, Neb., K. L. 5a, 192G.... Cuba (Rep. ofl Int. 8a, 113 Detroit Kdlson 61. i.i3 Eat 9t. LHiia A 8. C. Tr. 5a, 1832 100t4 10.14, 944 .. Km 9 '2.114 MS 86 H 4 104 tl M4 (lata City Malt Independent Tel, 6a, Omaha Imp. Jap. Gov. 4Wa, 1W6 K. C. M. A O. 4a, bonui'. Nebnika Tel stock per eent New York City 4a, 1H57 Omaha Uaa, 114. 4 per cent Omaha (lei Ea, 117 Omaha K. L. A P. S, 1933 Unilil A C. U. St. Ry. la. 128 4914 Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. pfd. C per cent 8314 timana-Nevana Mining Co 14a St. L., I. M. A R. A O. 4a, 1933 8714 Swift A Co. In. 114 Km I nlon Rtcvk Yards, Omaha, 4 per cent 8H14 Michigan State Telephone 61 Foreign Financial. LONDON. Nov. 30.-Money on the mar ket today was p entlful for the moderate demand and discounts were steady. Trad ing on the Stock exchange continued Inac tive, but the tone was steadier In places on cove.ritiK operations, most noticeable among Argentina and Mexican rails, while gilt-edged securities kept steady on money conditions. Russian bonds were strong but Kaffirs were weak. American securities opened at a fraction either aide of parity and moved narrowly throughout the scs'-, slon, with small business. The close was dull but steady. BERLIN, Nov. DO. Prices on tho Bourse today were weaker. V ARIS, Nov. 20. Prices on the Bourse today were firm. Treaanrr Statement. WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. The ,-on-dltion of the treasury at the beginning of business today was as follows: Trust Funds Gold coin, IH80.292 89 sliver dollars, 8487,823,000; silver dollars of 1S90, I4.009.0u0; silver certificates out standing, 8484.323,000. Oeneral Fund Standard silver dollars In general fund. $2,526,932; current liabilities, $104.337,SO; working balance In treasury offices. 837,341,412; In banks to credit of treasurer of the United States, $.16,447,138; subsidiary silver coin $16,734,414 ; minor coin. $1,462,872: total balance In general fund. $36,054,757. Bank (ImrtiiKa. OMAHA. Nov. 20 Rank clearings for today Weie $2,275,015.26 and for the cor responding date last year, $1.866,893 43. 1909. 1908 Monday $ 2. HI 2 532 09 $ 2.637 632 59 Tuesday 2.111. 903. 7 2.017.376.46 Wednesday 2.4o6.72.4R 2 0S6 6"1 60 Thursday 2.129. ?.'.X. 64 2.2S8 88.18 Friday 2.82 167.26 2 (12:1 740 Paturday 2,275,015.26 l.c.65,893.43 Totals for week $14,147,841 .60 $12.910. 132. S6 Increase for the corresponding week last year was $1,237,708.65. Merchandise and Specie. NEW YORIf. Nov. 20. Imports of mer chandise and dry goods at the port of New York for th week endln? November 13 ne valued at $17 9M.420. Imports of specie for the port of N?w York for the week eni Ing today wore 87S.974 Hold sod $215,701 sllier Kxports of specie from the port :f New York for the week ending today were $2,220,700 gold nnd $6"M90 silver. New York Mining; stocks. in r. " tonn. .iiiv. ji. iiiflinif qooiatlons I op mining stocks were as follows: Alice S4. Irfai1llle Con I rlrunaairk (on 6 l.lllle Chief Com. Tunnel ato. k... 28 Mexican Vfu do honili 22 Orlario ?t" Con. 4al. & Va ihir (torn SlUer 74 iandard 1 b Iron Silver 1fi5 Yellow Jacket 40 Ottered Nuaar and Molasses. NKW YORK. Nov. 20.-S1G A R-Raw. steady; fair refining, 3.92c; ceritrlfuttHl. '6 test. ;.42c; molasses sugar, S.iT7e. Refined, steady; crushed, 6.95c; powdered, 6.36c; granulated. 6.26c. MoLASKS Firm; Nw Orhans open kittle, good to choice, 2'nJv. Nl. I.nals Lite Stock Market. ST. LOt:iS. Nov. 20. t' ATT LK Receipts. l.Otll head. Including 100 T"xans; m.iiket steadv; native shipping and export steers, $i.7V' K.00; dressed beef and butcher steers. $i.4itfii.5U: steers under 1.(4)0 lbs., $4 Ur5.:v; stockeis and feeders. $3.6oun.2A; co s and 1 heifers. $S?:fi8 00: ranners. $2 .naif 2 .3..; bulls. $3 i".(rit4 .36: calves. $60rvjs.75; Tfxas and In i dian steers, $;i..'i(it4 .66; cows and heifers j $-' 2.VW4.40. ' H()i IS Receipts. S 600 bead; steadv pigs jand lights. $'. 25'a7 Wi. packers. $7.8Aj.lu; butchers and best heavy. $s lV(i8 25 I . SllliKP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2..VI0 : head: market steadv: native muttons. 3 00 ;44(i0; lambs. $V ."."''(i 7 25 : culls and bucks, ! $2.2641 4.(8); stockers. 83.004) 3.75. St. Joseph Live Stock Market. !T. JOSKPH. Nov. 20. CATTLL Re ceipts. I .Kn) head: market steady: steers. $4 604)8 50: n " and heifers. ti.liW'i 26; cslves. $3 6)1717 60 MOOS Receipts. 4,fin0 hesd: market steady: ton. $V10; bulk uf tales. $7.ao'.i 4 (ki. No sheep on sale. Stock In Slant. Receipts of live stock at the six princi pal western markets yesterday were: Cattle Hons Sheep. South Omaha 6 4 760 wt St. Joseph 1 SuO 4 "01 Kansas City I l 5 0t M0 St. Louis I."") 8 500 (600 Chicago J0 10. OoO $000 Total 1804 r.760 6.500 OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Week Closes with Cattle Price. Steady with Week Ago. HOGS HIGHER THAN LAST WEEK Itecelpts f heeii and l.ambs Entail t'onipnrrtl ltk 1 ear Ao and Katlly atearlr I'rlcee Mils, talned Inrln Week. SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 20, 19(19. Receipts were: Cattle . Hoks. Sbeep Official Monday 9.1 a.OtM) 14.91S Official Tuesday 2.sfil ' Wednesday .... 7.131 $.$ Official Official Thursday 8.'7 6.2W J.wi Official Friday 3,"7 e.M .34( Estimate Saturday 2 Six davs this week . . . r..!: 2S.s5' Same days last weck...W.loS 21.W Same days 2 weeks sko iW !!. Same davs 8 weeks tfo.:t1.2'i0 17. '21 Same days 4 weeks ago.XSW Is.Ml Same davs last year. .. 2S.3SS 41.847 S7.H19 X2.;i:M mi.isi S4.V40 Je.4tM 73.084 The follow lii table slio tbe receipt of cattle, hogs and sheep st South Omaha for ths car to dule, compared with laat year: loi. t:attle noil i.u,;m Sheep l.WO.tWU ThA fi-illnwtnir llhla vxn. Inc. Pec. 9J0.230 "1,369 J,lnt).71 1SS.S77 l,i".,8i shows the average price of hogs at South Omaha for the last several days, with comparisons: late. I 1. l.l'J.190.liW5.13O4.19OII. Nov. 10... Nov. 11... Nov. 12... Nov. 13... Nov. 14.. Nov. 15.. Nov. 16... Nov 17... Nov. 1... Nov. 19.. Nov. .. 7 i;V 6 S6 7 7nW 6 61 t H6 7 841 6 71i 4 83 7 SS 1 6 74' 4 70i I M 7 7 f14 B fO 7 M t 64 7 HV'a, G bu, 7 941..; 6 7111 I S 6H 4 63; Sunday. Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, Neb.: ItKCEIPTK Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. C, M. A St. 1. Ry Missouri I'aclfic 1 Union Pacific 9 12 V. N. W. Ry., Fast 2 C N. W. Rv.. West 2 !1 , C. St. 1, M. Ar. 0 5 V., B. r Q Hy.. Fast 1 4 CV, H. A (J. Ry., West 1 19 Illinois Central 3 C. Ci. W 2 3 Total receipts 13 72 3 DISPOSITION. Cattle.Hops.Sheep. Omaha Packing Co 931 Swift & Co 66 1.191 Cudahy Packing Co 112 1.634 41 Armour & Co 1396 Cudahy from St. Paul 495 Benton Vansant & Lush. 20 Hill & Son 44 F. B. Lewis 2 L. Wolf 6 McCreary A Carey 31 S. Werthelmer 128 Sullivan Bros 1 C'hrlHtv. Cllne & Smith.. 14 Other buyers 9 642 Total 432 6.151 1,178 CA'l TLB Receipts of cattle were very light, this meriting, as usual on a Saturday, only thirteen curs being reported In, which was not enough to realty make a uiaisei. Prices us a rule were nominally steady with yesterday. For the week receipts have been quite liberal, showing very Hula change, as compared with the previous week and not very much uU'fcrenoe as compared wltn a year ago. Tin; quality of the cattle, as la apt to be the case at this season of the year, has been ;oor. This is due to the fact that the season lor range cattle Is rapidly drawing 10 a close, many uf those still coming representing the tail end of the season's ahipmetus. the other hand it is too early to expect good corufeds, the supply consisting principally of short-fed and warmed-up kinds. Owing to the splendid demand for beef steers prices firmed up during the first half of the week and even tne half-fat kinds sold to very good advantage, owing to the small supply uf desirable kilkr.i. By the inludle or the week the general market was quoted UKyjUic higher. Willie range cattle held this advance until the close of the week, liberal receipts during the last few days and lower prices at other selling points caused a down aid tendency on half-tat cornfed cattle, so that the ad vance made earlier In the week has been wiped out and this leaves the market about wi ere It was at the close of last week. Cows and hellers alo firmed up during the first half of the week, showing con siderable advances on the moie desirable grades. They, too, eased off during tne last two or three days, and at the close of the week are steady with last we k s close. Siockers and feeders have been very free sellers all week, although neavy receipts yesterday created a somewhat easier feel ing, prices snowed some advance earlier in the week, but at the closo are not very much different from what they wsie a week ago, possibly a little stronger In spots. yuotatloiiK on cattle: Oood to choice cornfed steers, $7.26'us.25; fair to good corn fid ktcers, $6.(W7.2.i; common to fair corn fed steers, $4.5oyb.uu; good to cnolce range steers, $6.6(Mi6.ii,',; fair to good range steers, $4.7(4i6.60; common to fair range steers, $,I.Stiui4.0U; good to choice cornfed cows and lielfers, $4,251(5.26; fair to good cornfed cows and heifers, $3..'syi4-2o; common lo lair cornfed cows and heiiers, ii .iu.i.2j; good to choice tange cows and heifers, $3.75 ii4.60; fair lo good ranie cows and hellers, 352(3.75; common to talr range cows and helfcis, fl.bWu3.3o; good to cnoice s.ockers and feeders, e4.4Ui(5.30; fair 10 good Block ers and tetuleis, $3 i;(i4.4(i; common to fair siockers and feeders, $3.00'y3.76; stock heif ers, $2 75'u3.,5; eal calves, eS.aWiiJ.OO; bulls, stags, etc., $2. 754? 4 66. liOUS uuei a uil w anted supplies this morning and as soon as the trade was onoe underway, offerings changed hands very freely, the fifty loads in sight being soon disposed of. 1 lie pi ices were stesdy to stronger as compared with the best lime yesterday morning and quite a little higher than yesterday s weak close. In other words It was a good steady to strong market as com pa led with yester day. The hogs suld largely at and right aiound $7 95, the better loads of heavy weights selling fro, 11 tliut price oil up to $8.tai and the light loads from that figure down. Receipts of hogs during the last two days have Httown a ueclded Kaln over previous weeas. ovn ing to tne fact that very satis factory prices have ruled of late at this point. Still the total receipts for the week show cousldei aide decrease as compared with a year ago. As to prices, the week opened with a sharp advance, diupplng hack a little the middle of the wees, gaining again on Thursday, only to slip oa, k a llitle yes terday. .fter tuklng Into an, 'mint the btretigih developed today, the maiket Is around 74c higher than at .he close of last week, bin a little luwtr than the high I point louciieo on 1 niilxlay or mis week. All In an It has been a very satisfactory trade and 110 one eoukl ask fur a better ' market on w hich to sell. I Representative sales: ! So. Av. 8h. Pr. no. Av. as. fr. : im in ... 7 to t. .u iu 7 44 I'l I ISO 7 87 4 Mi fi.4 mi 1)i Hi ! !' 7 !' .7 J 14V 74 . 5 7 .:' J) 7 Mv, a.ti u 7 t I tl il 40 1 WW at, 2..; ... 1 ka as 204 ' 7 8.' j,, ,i lav 7 44 54 7 8 IS l'l 7 6 88 11." ' 92', w , , 7 g6 4 IK7- ... 7 9:', M o 7 at i ... i' Si ai a. 1-7 a" -t e-'i afl i- 1 ..1 ; si'4 ., l :'n 7 7va .327 2.0 7 47 va si ...... . 1 v 1 vt 1 te 7 a:. a 148 ... 1 i 7i Ji v1 7 s. 74 J7v I4U 7 K 74 24J Ifi 1 e. 44 I I la.1 7 . 86 .4. 4u 7 - , 1.1 i(4 . 7 84 57 2( 1W 10 IS7 . 4 244 2ll) 7 H 61 ell ni . . . 47 247 ... 1 ti .. mi zii nil s j-.n io 7 T ei .j 11 7 t, , 74 2W 10 7 47 V, .',4 J.1 . 7 7V 42 26 M 7 7v, 41 (I If 7 7V VI 4J ' 7 47Va el -.77 lie 7 iv, 71 r.'l 8 no '7 . . .is: id no SllhKi'- As is gcneially the rasa on Saturday, the sheep maiket was pi actually bare of supplies today and prices remained nominally steady. In the neighborhood of IH.Ow hesd were received this week as compared with 32 WA) head last week and il.mw load during tne same week last v.ar. Aside from a greater variety of otfriinas tins week it will he noted the total it.elpts and curient quo tations dlff'-r very mile llulu toe gelleial must, 00 Jit the close of tne pirviuun w eek. ... r llilng has been uliiiig vi . y v , ll. in favt, toe market has been on a g jod firm basis throughout in spite of the de cided weakness uf values at eastern points There has been a generous demand for good kiliei s, desiiable cornfed especially, and packers have been paying fully steady to auinewnat higher prices for the better kinds. Short-fed and half-fnd stuff has ait-u been aeiluig faiily well, but it must be remembered that there is more or leas uncertainty lo prices on warmed up stuff and feedeis ais uiged to hold back their I I 6 071 6 S0 6 971 4 87 I 4 hJi 4 t'J, 4 3 6 00 I 4 SU 4 Oo i Ml 4 80, I 4 64 1 4 8 6 98 4 1 4 W 4 67 4 Mi t 061 4 721 4 Ml , 4 99 10 14 . 4 M 4 M 05 4 67 1 4 71 4 46 4 S3 I 4 8SI 4 ti I 4 4 K4i 021 14 63, 4 46 C 02 4 6b I 4 44 sheep arid lamhs until they hava put them In a finished condition. The outlook for stock sheep and lamhs hits been fullv as broad as usual and de. slrable feeder classes have moved readily st all times. Nothing notably new hss happened to quotations. however. and everything hss been selling In about the same notches ss st last week s close yuotailotie on fat she. p and lambs: Oood to choice lambs. $7.1(u7 60; fair to good lamhs. $'i 70(i7 1"; good light yearlings. $,'. vl ii6 2f,; good heavy y.stllngs. $5.26116 80; good to choice wetners. $4 SMf5 S5; fair to good wethers. $4 4cTf4 Xfi; good to rnoioe ewes, $4 KM 4 70, fair to good ewes, $1 ItKif 4 40. Ountstlntvs on feeder stock: flood to choice lambs. $1.16176 60; fair to good Ismbs, $ 70i6 15; light earllngs. $5.0066 0; heavy yearlings. $4 tWU'S 00: old wethers. $4.1Su 4 40; good to choice ewes. $3 154i3 86; breed ing ewes, $3.75'u5.60; yearling breeding awes, $5. 5vU8 00. ( UK A(.() l.lR STOCK M4RKKT Cattle, llnga, Sheep and l.nnih are itesdy. CHICAOO. Nov. SO CATTLE Itecelpts. 300 head: market steady; beeves. $4 44'a 9.26; Texas steers, $3.76114 75; western steers, $4 26iT7.5n; stockers and feeders, $3.15 i 30; cows and heifers. $2.10'd5.70; calves, $6 26i R.76. HOU3 Receipts, IOOOO head; market steady; light. $7.60 8 06; mixed. $7.7m8 20; heavy, $7.70518.26; rough. $7.7O'(7.90; good to choice heavv, $7.9088.26; pigs, $6.26'o7.70; bulk of sales, $7.SaVa8,16. SHKKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.000 bead; market steady; natives, $2 9OfT5 10. western, $3 008 10; yearlings. $6.2f .(j6 .60; lamhs, native, $4.?57.60: western, $6.0tV(j 7 49. Kansas iitr Live Stork Market. KANSAS C1TT, Nov. ifl. CATTLK Re ceipts, 3,000 head. Including 1.000 head southerns; market steady; native steers, $4.8ihu8.60; southern steers, $3 4u6 26. south ern cows, $2 764t4.0(); native cows and heif ers, $2.26ipl00; stockers and feeders. $3.2M) 6.10; bulls. $2,764)4 )0; calves. 3 7tfl 7.50; west ern steers, $4,004)6.76; western cows, $2,760 4. 56. HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head: market steady; bulk of sales, $7.7V(i 8. 10: heavy, $400y8 i5; packers and butchers, $7.01i.15; light. $7.404)8.0t); pigs, .5(ty7 .26. SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 600 hesd; market steady; muttons, $4.t6j5.6fl; lamhs, J'i VH -aT.OO. range w ethers and yearlings, $4.40476.60; range ewes, $3. 40vai25. Slong Cltr Live Stork Market. SIOUX CITY, la.', Nov. 20. ( Special Tele gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 400 head; mar ket unchanged. HOtiS Receipts. 4.600 head; market steady to 6c higher. Range of prices, $7."5to.VOO; bulk cf sales, $7.6o4f7.90. OMAHA GEKGI14L MARKET. Staple) and Psaer Prodace Prices Pair, alaned by Barers and Wbnlesalera. BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, dellveied to the retail trade in 1-lb. cartons. 32c; No. 1. In 60-lb. tuba, Slc; No. 8, In 1-lb. car tons, 10c; In 60-lb. tubs, 2kvR; packing stock, 22v4c; fancy dairy, tuba, 26c; Mar ket changes every Tuesday. F.GGS Fresh selling stock, candled, 25c POULTRY Dressed broilers, Z3c; springs, 14c; hens 14o; cocks, 10c; ducks, 16c; geese, 14c; turkeys, 26c; pigeons, per dos., Jl.ai. Alive, broilers under 1 pounds. 16c; over 2 pounds, lOVfcc; hens, 10c; cocks, 7c; ducks, full feathered, 10z; geese, full feathered, Dc; turkeys, under $ pounds, 15c; over 8 pounds, 18c; guinea fowls, $2.50 per dos., pigeons, 60u par dos. OYSTKR.S Selects, small cttns, 32c; lurgs 40c; gallons, $1.85; New Yurk counts, small, 38c; largs, 46c; gallon, $1.96; Baltimore, standards, mall, 22o; large, 36c; gallon, $1.36. FISH Freah caught, almost all art dressed: Halibut, 12c; buffalo, 8c; trout, 15c; bullheaos, 14c; catfish, 17c; 0 apples, sunflsh, Hilsc; black bass, 26c; whiudsii, 16c; pike, 12o; salmon, 13c; pickerel. Ho; frog legs, 45o. Fresh froien whileflsh, No. L Uo; pickerel, dt eased and headless, t; pike, dressed, 12o; rsdsnappers, 13c; Span ish mackerel, lc; native tnaokerel, 860 each. BKb.F CUl'S No. 1 ribs. 16c; No. 2 ribs, 12c; No. i ribs, 7 ho, No. 1 loin, 20c; No. $ loin, 16c; No. $ loin, 4!c; fso. 1 chuck, 1... V. 9 olH.nl, Itv.. n:.. a K . . 1 . ... . v72s'i Aw. m bi'uvi, W7SV. w vuuvn, SC. No. 1 round, 8c; No. 1 round, 4c; No. i be; io. 1 piate, ovsc; ro. z piaie, 4c; No. 3 plate, 3VjC. FRUITS Grapes: Nsw York Concord, as. social Ion pack, per basket, 21c; 100-basket lots, per basket, $0o; Calitornia, extra fancy Flaming Tokays, ptr large cratj, $)..V6; 8-crtite lots, per crate, $1.6e; 6-crata lots, per crate, $1.60; extra choice Malagas, per bbl., $6.60; extra choice heavy Malagas, per bbl., $6.00; strictly fancy Malagas, per bbl., $6.60; strictly fancy heavy Malagas, per bbl., $7.00; extra fancy tinted grapes, per bbl., $7.60; extra fancy extra heavy tinted, per bui., M extra fancy pina La UohhmU D, per bbl., $100. Cranberries: Wisconsin, Antler brand, extia fancy Jin bo, per bbl.. $10.60; Wisconsin, poppy I rand, Bull & Cherry, per bbl., $1.60; H is conrln, field run, per bbl., $7.00; fane;' Cape Cud, $7.60; choice Cape Cod, fl.Ou: choice Cape Cud, bux, $2.o0. Apples: Ultra Colo rado Jonathans, per box, $2.60; extra choice Culuiado Jonathans, pur box, $2.26; choici Jonathuns, per box, $2.00; Missouri Ben, No. 1, Ben Davis, per bbl., $:;.6o; Missouri Ben, No. 1, Wlnesaps, per bbl , $1.(8); Mis souri Ben, No. 1, (Juno, per bbl., $XV5; Neve York extra fancy Red Baldwins, per hal., $4.50; New York extra fancy Greenings, per bbl., $4.50; New Yurk farmers' puck, Bald wins, per bbl., $3.76; Nw York Mrniei-s pack, Greenings, per bbl., 13.76. Pears: Calif ornlu., extra fancy Kaetre Bucrre, per bux, $2.60; Michigan Kieffers, per 3-bu. bbl., $4.00. oranges: Kxtra fancy Valencies, 120, 160, 176, 2AI and 216, per box, $4.60 , 250 and 288, per box. $4.50; extra fancy Florida, 124, 150. 176, 200, 216, per box, $3.26. Lemons: Lxtra fancy, M0 and 360, per box, $6.00; choice, 300 and 860, per box, $6.50. drape fruit: Florida, 54, 64 and 80, per bux, $4 "0. Bananas: Extra fancy Purt Llinun, per lb., 4c; 6-bunch lots, per lb., 3-?c. Honey: Colo rado, per crate, fi.25. VF.OKTABLKf. Sweet potatoes, Virginia R.d Star, per large bbl., 02.50; 6-bbl. lot, per bbl., $2.60. Celery: Kxtra fancy Mionl gan, per dos., 36c; extra fancy Muskegon, p-r flat box, $126. Head lettuce: Per ham per, $2.50. Rutabagas: Canadian, per lb., mo. Cabbage: Wisconsin, genuine Hoi land seed, per lb., IVjO; l,00o-lb. lots or more, 1140; red, per lb.. 2ic. California tomatoes; Per crate, $160. Onions: Indiana Red Globe, per bu., $1.00; Idaho yellow, per bu., $1.00; Spanish, per crate, $1.50. Pota toes: Colorado, per bu., 70c. Figs: New, Imported, 7-crown, per lb., 15c; 4-crown, per lb., 13c; 12 12-os. pkgs., per box, 80c; 60 4-or. pkgs., per box, $2.uo. NUTS-Almonds: Drake seedlings. per lb., 16c; filberts, large, per lb., 14c. Pecans: Louisiana, per lb., 17SC Jumbo Texas, per lb., 16c; medium Texas, per lb , 12'c. Cali fornia walnuts: No. 1, soft shell, per lb., 15c; No. 2. soft shell, per lb., He. Peanuts: Raw, per lb.. 6c; Jumbo, raw. per lb., 7c; roasted, per lb., 8c; salted, per box, $1.26. DATKS-J0 1-lb. pkgs., per box. $2.26; new Hallowe'en, per lb., 7e; sugar wainut, per box. $1.25; fard, per lb., luc. H1DKS No. t creen. 10c: No. I cured, CIDKR-Mott's. per keg. $3 50. Buy Stock Outright Taty in Monthly InaUlinvnti. You don't nerd a lot of money on our Inxtltnant Payment plan. W buy tha atokJi for you. 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