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TTTTC BEE: OMATTA. SATTTiPAY. NOT.VnF.T R. 1PM.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
V Open!:
Nt
t
STOT
nf Cablei Weak and Doiiiestio
Kaiket Z&ij.
C0R3 MARKET STEADY
ait
For
.Market Has a Good Tone
I tr-r Prloea Are Looked
Acceptances from (
n' ,ry
OMAHA. Nov. 4, 1910.
trpaTilng cabin were weak and domeetlo
rnsraei wore easy at about closing figures,
t-oius rally caused by shorts covering alter
the sever liquidation yesterday. v mie
there f--ma to te no mm of a permanent
a. l. sine tiauere are more alow in maaing
coniiiuLmtiuta on tUa abort side at these
Jevela.
coin continues to act firm and with a
period of wet weather foi ecaated receipts
a ill show no improvement- Shifting de
mand is veiy good and a fair upturn la
likely.
vv In at ruled nervous, breaking sharply on
tables and recovered selling pressuie.
un the break aliorla covered and caused
-lair il!i and prices at tha close net a
IlKt yei.- !'Jy closing lavel.
The rpnt rui n marset was steady, valua
b"ln- a ahada batter on aniall receipts,
i K ri t country acoepianoea and continued
tedv shipping demand. Tha market haa
a good tons and batter prices ara looked
for.
Primary wheat reoelpta were 8f.9,000 bu.
and fiipinnts war ,ui-0 bu., against re
ceipt ia-vj year of LStg.ooO bu and atiipinents
of X'i.i"i bu.
Pninaiy oorn raonlpta war Svt.OOO bu. and
A. r'lipm.nia ware ,t,uou ou., against receipts
aa"i ar of 329, Out) bu, and shipments of
f,.u bu.
t " r r u . MTk . flfA k., H , lit fyl W..
of oats and wheat and Hour equal to L.uuu
bu.
Uverpool closed Vid lower on Wheat
and Htfad lower on corn.
Omaha Cash, Prlwea.
WHEAT No. 8 bard. S4s7o; No. t
hard. SIH'flHc; No. 4 hard, TtlJKlr; re
l.witod, hard, 71'u77o; No. I eprlng, ouH&Mo;
No. 8 spring, 2H'fi'Ho.
OHN-No. I white, 4V(14 N I
white, 43Vti44o; No. white, 4.i4p4.iyr; No.
yellow, .i'44i4o; No, i yellow, 43'4(f44o;
So. 4 yellow, e7348Ho; No. I, 4:V'l4'to;
No. 8. 4SHU44o; No. 4, 4ay43Ho; no grade,
&u-41o. '
OATS No. I white, HtJ30o a tan (lard,
r"tr2o; No, t whlta, Zi'amc; No. 4
white, fc&"2Va0l No. I yellow, 89yiHc; No.
4 yellow. .1H2o,
4 BARLEY No. S. 4fl8o: No. 4, tkVgtMo; NO.
fl fa"l, fctytoSo: rejected. 6Vd0io.
KYE-No. a, TVVi72Hos No. , TO'fBnVio.
Ctarlot Hecrlpta.
Wheat Com. Oata.
fhlnaro ....... 44 123 143
Minneapolis ................. ft
Omaha 2ft 24 20
X'UiUt-H I4MMI4IIMI ST aa a
I. 4k
lb-
CHICAGO GHAXM AND rROVIHONI
V'lilurps, -rt'ir'ilar: I rnr,i-r. 1 -a
Marrh M.,t. r,,miiMt.
CH..-!M. .. .iii.-riian nil
d Kuturca. iiiuM i Jthiii, nun., ml,
ruarv. 4a
1'KAS 'an,'i1lan. aton,l at 7a M
MKW lOIIK .KKRI. M4HKKT
Qaotntloaa ef tha Day fn tarloas
t mmodltlaa.
N'KW VonK, Nov. 4. - IT.OI lt-Mflikt
dull, winter alraiKl'l. (4 !. 4 : wmt-r
pMKntH, t4MMi4 7.'i: airln clinrs. JII MHi;
winter aatraa, N. 1. $.i.4'M.! 7l; w ntar ft
iriia. No. 2. J.1 3, U'i , Kanaaa atralahta.
4 MH-.I4 7.'.. Jtva flour aten.V. flr to ir.md.
14 :: i-holra to fnr r. $4 4 4" IMP
whst fio'ir rjulat; t-! 1. j 2 M par V 1v)k.
'tKN M IJA I Steady ; f!n whlta and yel
low. ll.l&'jjl.So; coarae. I1.10U 1.15: kiln dried,
Moo.
W H KAT Spot, ati'iiily; No. 2. Bl"-. ele
vator, and Wv, f o b . aflont; No. t
northern, luiluth. II llT. f. o. t . aflont.
Futures were steailv at tlm open nit on
the rabies, h it (leillneil to new low levrla
iimli r li'i'ildiition. a'isenre of i Mort de
mand and favorable AiKentlne nawa. l.nte
In the day prices rallied mi covi-rlnic due
to atnall r- a j,ta find laru. r I'.radatrpet'a
axporta, clnainit ,o net hlxlvr. 1 -cember,
MtiWrVj-, closed nt K)V. Mav,
Hum'iilOl'i, rload nt Uli'l'; Jiilv tIosmJ
at II tX'V Itecelr.ts. JuR,7tM bu ; alilptnenta,
4J,77 bu.
('l)RN pot. firm; No. 2. 67:'-,o. elevator,
domentlc. to arrive, e. I. f., and .Mt'4c. f. o.
o., afloat. tuturea were without tiana-
actlonn. cloaintc unchunaed to u net lower.
lecmbT cloaed at 6Sv,o and May at WViC.
ltece.pta, 13.600 bu. ; ahlpmenia. J.HKI bu.
OATS Soot, ateadv. e'utnrea Were nulet
but ateady on email reoelpta. clOMinif at Sc
decline to '40 advance. November cloxed
at 7'oI Deoember at 371!. Mav at S7ic
and July at Jfeo. Receipta. 75,i! bu. ; alilp
menta none.
HAT Kaay; prime, Jl loi 1 1; No. 1.
tl WVSjl.W; No. 2, 5-(fll.(i0; No. 3. (HyjOc.
HOHS-fteady; common to choice. 1910
crop. iv?a. c: 10 crop, lofr l!c : Pacific coaat,
1H1H crop, ltylSc; litult crop, 1Hj140.
HIlJKS-FIrm; Central Auicrica, 21ic;
Boicota. Wf(ii3c.
I.KATHl.ll-ilrm: hemlock, flrsta. Kt4
CZS'c; aeconda, HtyuZic; thirda, Wit'tno;
rejarta. l'ViTc.
PUUVISIO.NS-rork rteady: meaa, ICO 00;
family, IJ4 utu.on; abort cleara, Kl.OOtv
22.50. Beef ateady: rneas. l."i rti'u 15.W;
Inmily, lls.ufwj.1 iiu; beef hama, 100-3.00.
Cut meats ateady, pickled bellies. 10 to 14
lbs.. fla.WKf 10; pickled hams. 14.."V8 14.75.
lard. easy; prime middle west, Jll.Mu U.W;
ref ned, rmi)-; continent, 112 ml. touth
Amirlca M.2."i; compound. S tA"u Hi 00.
TAILaJW Steady; prima oily hhda., 7o;
country, 7S,'iiH'(,c.
HUTTKK Firm; creamery special. MSo:
extra, S2c; th rd to flrnt. fct'oif"; held,
creamery, second to special. 2iS W'c ; atata
da.ry, common to finest. 24fa:)c; factory,
June make, first, 24c; same, current make,
firm. Wa.
t'llEtSlCSteady; aklms. full to special,
12'y l2-c.
KOOS-Firm; frealt Rathered. extra first.
BlfiMc; firat. 27&:c; seconds, 2&T'.Mc; fresh
Fathered dirties, No. 1, candled, KU24c: No.
, 2Knii'2'; limed, fancy, offered at 24Uo.
ruUITRy Alive, nulet; sprln chickens.
13jl;n-4c; fowls, U'al3c; turkeya, 14nl7c;
dressed tulat; western broilers. ViMc;
fowls, ll'ylTVxo; sprlnc turkeys, 142i:c.
.NLWYJKIaSTOCRSANDBOSUb
Operations on Market Again Become
Highly Congested.
SOME DISTRUST OF MOVEMENT
i
I i.iM coin. ts.'. 4." solv r do'laia. '.
silver tlid'ar of $.1.M! ". il-
rr cenlificatea outatandlua. i--' .l.V".
General fund: fltandirj :ller dolmis In
ren-ral fund. I; oi.:.'l . cunnit UaMltttes.
JllH ,";t:..077. working balance In treasury
offices, .;1 U4..I74. In Punks to credit of
treasurer of the l'nlte.1 flutes, x. mi .
suhsoliarv silver coin, H".. 1J; n lnor coin.
11. "17; total balance In emTal fund. .
L'4'..7:r.. HKi'tMtr or tiik t LKtniM; inn k
( ond It Ion of Market Ascribed
1'nlltlcal Seatlment Lar( K
tent Hallrwada ta I'lair
Orders After Klectloa.
NEW TOKIC. Nov. 4. Tha operations In
stocks became hiKhly nonnested asain to
rlsy In two or three of the favorite specula
tive stoci:s. K vlna ih market the aprienr
ance of prof "ssioiiiuisiii and of direct. on
and control froM centrallxej sources The
voliiine of the deaunua In t'nited States
Steel aain rose to nearly one-third of the
aeR.ret.ale transactions and tho sales of
HeaditiK and I'nion I'aclfic combined acre
almost as larite as those ,n steel. The
latter stock oiened at a fiartlonsl advance
over any pr.ee touched sftire April last
and moved to higher planes successive
statics.
I he extremo specialization bf the specu
lation and the unrespoiiHivenrss ot the
special liet Rave a lacK of symmetry to
the moxemrnt. which aroused soma dla
trust. With rumnri of a short term note
Issue by New York Central there came a
v.olent relapse In prices and nn unsettled
closing, w.th many aubetantlal net de
clines. '1 ho day's market waa ascribed to politi
cal sentiment to a laine extent. Tha after
election revival Is almost a tradition, aa Is
tho pre-election flurry, and the stock mar
ket la said to be d scounUng such a move
ment. Kellef from Unsettlement with the. peas
Ink of the elections Is looked for In busi
ness as much aa In stock speculation. The
railroads especially are said to be awalt-
Inn the opportunity of tha rel.ef from
Transaction of tho ssnriated Hanks
for tha Week.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4 1'ra.lstret s batik
clearings report fof the week ended No
vember S shows an ansreRHte of lt-'-4"2
as against $.I.K2...ivHi l.iat week and
$.1.5.10,0(13 ( In the correspondinn Wei k lust
year. Following la a I. at ot the cities:
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
nit served tit aa'T-en deninrid hv anv
means (Mi the ontirv. the i.tierul trend
I of pilces has ben lower cun, rt ;ales of
Clear! iiKS.
Inc. Doc.
New York
Ch.rasro
Huston
I'hiladelphla ..,
ft. 1H1UIS
Kansas City....
IMUsburs;
i-an Francisco.,
Hultlmoie
Cincinnati
M nneapolls ...
New Orleans..,
Cleveland
Ietrolt
O a, all a ,
Los Angolas...,
Loulavlile
Wllwauksa
Seattle
Ht I'aul
Kuffalo ..-
Denver
Ind anapolis ...
Atlanta ,
Providence ....
1'urtland, Ore..,
Memphis ,
Richmond ,
Fort Worth.
Feaf-jrea of tha TravdlngT and Cloaioar
Prlooa on Board of Trade.
CTIICAOO, Not. 4. Attempts to follow
leaders rather than news Have tha wheat
market unusual action today, weak and
riroiif turns comics; in quick succession.
Notwithstanding1 a suspicion that the lead
ing buyers had been feeding tha pit, the
rlose waa Arm at nearly Uu highest prloea
reached and with a net gain of VU"c
latest flures for corn showed NHo ad
vance and for oats ,V("c. i-roviaiuns fin
ished 2Vuio dearer to lho decline.
.Mora unanimity was keen in the covering
f short wheat than at any time In some
days. There waa also open buying on the
part of prominent bouses. Foreign news
was less depresslug than expected. There
nas much nervousness all day. At one
eta-re, dry weather In the southwest started
a bull flurry, which, however, suddenly
gave plaoe to tha worst weaaneaa this sea
run. The ostensible reason for the ool
lapse lay In the publication of Ohio and
lulchigaii reports telling of fine conditions
of growing wheat. Then came a soars
which lusted until tha gong closed the
eeahlun. Furchasea on a lame acale by
big elevator concern were accompanied by
r -ports that t.'our was -being bought at
Minneapolis for shipment to iCurope. Tha
final rushing up of prloea covered the en
tire ran ne ot the day. December fluctua
tluns run from 87c to SSc, with the close
;e. net higher at s--.c.
Corn was stubborn all day. December
runted from 4'3to to 47 c and finished Ho
up at 474o. Cash corn was steady. No, i
ellow closed at bOVic.
Outs prices followed tha couraa of corn.
December sold between 3tfcuU'a and 3lHc,
with last sales at airo. a net gain of Wo.
November lard showed heaviness and In
tho end was down 12v4l&c: otherwise pro
visions Kept just a utile taut.
ths leuu..iiB futures ranged as follows.
nicies. Open. High. I Low. Close.) Yos y.
V'lieat
I eo,
J May
I July
H'oill
i en.
May
July
Hats
1 'eo.
May
l'ora
Jan.
May
id
Nov.
Jan.
May
lllhH
Jan.
May
i2r'hV !
4Ti-T-a
4V--
8SV4.1 87
I 93-3l
274t,
47-H
4-.V
31W-;lSl
n 07H
Pi la
11 4S
1U IX)
76
I 10
ki
e-
-I
S7H
47 V
4:o;4V' l4Ss84!t'.
n4V4ia). 4Wt
Ml.,
17 15
1 l'Vil
H 42Vi
10 i
77 W
a .'!
17 05
1 14
11
ai'il 81 H
a4Vs,34Hii4
17 12H
U 17 H
11 2H
17 10
1 17H
11 45
10 2u
7iH
9 10
8 in) I 8 viH! I !MH
10 2-'4"V3 25
7.',k,
07H1 12H
WBATI1ICU IN TUB CHAIN BELT
tusettled, with rrobablr Ilaln or
fraovr for Satnrdar.
OMAHA, Nov. 4, 1910.
A disturbance of decided energy Is cen
tral otf the middle Atlantic coast, and is
cuuHlnir heavy rains throughout that soo
tion, a fan of X la Inches having occurred
In New York City within tha lust twenty-
tour hours. An area of lugti pressure ia
following the low, and colder weather pre
vails auma tha entire Atlantic aeaooaru
this morning. A trough of relatively low
pressure extends from Manitoba south over
the Missouri valley to the southwest, and
unsettled weather Is general over the val
leys, with raina and snows in me upper
valleys. An area of high pressure over the
northwest, accompanied by coldor weather,
Is following the trough of low pressure
over the valleys, and unsettled and colder
weather, with rain or snow, win prevail
throughout this vicinity tonight and Sat
urday. 1210. 1909. 1908. 1907.
Lowest last night 43 49 83 40
precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature lor tooaj-, uegreua.
Deliciency lu precipitation siuce warcu i,
13.74 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1S0B,
IS8 Inches.
Deficiency oorresponoing periuu iu ,
l.U Inches. .
U A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
It. Loata Oearral Bfarket.
BT LOUIS, Nov. 4.-FLOUR Dull; red
winter patents, $4.40-u4 So; extra fancy and
straight. 3.BWiJ1.8&; iiaid winter clears,
S3.SUS0.
BliED- Timothy, 15.00200.
ci ,I)Vllt' 11 ftl TJi
BRAN Steady; ' sacked, east track, 83
11 AY Firm; timothy, $l.0o18.60; prairie,
V."Vr. v.i..v..... m.o.mh.r 4SX4,n!
Mi.'., 48 So. Cash, track, no. , c; s
wh.te 4'."o'49ic. .
OAf 8 Futures, higher: December. BOHo.
Cash, track. No. 2, ale; No. i white, Sue.
RYB-Unchanged at T7c
I'OULTRV Steady; chickens. Wo.
springs. 11c; turkeya, 17o; ducks, lie; geese,
10c
RUTTER Steady: creamery, WHO,
FUGS Firm at 4o.
I'ROVHAIONS Pork. lower; Jobbing,
$17.75. Lard, lower; prime ateam, ii cr
11.66. L'ry sail meam. sieaur,
P h rts, lc; clear ribs, llfc; short clears.
llTt,t:. ltacon, stesoy; Doxea exirs nmi,
hiWo; clear nos, uvsu; --i
salt Lake City
political exig encies to place their deferred I ashlngton ...
orders for material. It is this in particular 1 Joseph
that Is dwelt on to Justify the aKgreaslvej J C olumbua
advance In Cn ted States Steel In face ofAlDny
the coniins- renort nf N'ovemhur 1 unruled Tacoma
tonnaKe on hand, which ia expected to I Savannah
show a low record figure. I
Intimations are disseminated, also, that
the copper producers' rciati t for October,
to appear next week, may be expeoted to
show a material reduction of the unwleldlv
surplus stocks of the metal. The price of
tho metal rose again In London today, but
the copper lndustr.als made little response
here.
'i he call money market was firm again,
with no loans below 4 per cent, and the
maximum for the season rising another
fraction to 4 per cent. Tha time money
market was also strong, the asking rate
for sixty and ninety-day loans rising to
D'4 per cent, with money lending at 6 per
cent for these periods. The est. mates of
the currency movement Indicate another
decrease. In caah of nearly $3,000,000. Rank
rs' f. nance mils have been sold In tho
foreign exchange markets during ths week
snd reports are becoming current of bor
rowing of large sums. In Paris and London
In this way on the New York account.
There was a rise In the private discount
rate In London todav and foreign ax
change rates recovered here.
llonds were steady. Total sales, par value,
I2.04i.oii0. United Btatea bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sales and teae'.ng quotations
on stocks were as follows:
galea, tllih. Low. Cloa.
Z" (HSi MV4
1.W0
1. (110
2, f"0
2,000
Alllaaunt-rs M
Amalgamated Oipoar ...
American Agricultural ,
American Heat Sugar...
Amariran CWn
American O. A F
Am. Cottnn Oil
American M. a L, pfd.
Am. lea nacurltles
American L,lnaed .....
American Loonmottre .
Amu-lean 8. A H
Am. 8. A R. pM
Am. Steal Foundries...
Am. gugar Refining....
American T. e T .'
American Tobacco pfd..
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co..
Au-hleon. ei 41v ,.
Atchison pr4
Atlantis Coast Una....
Dammar Ohio
Bethlehem Mael
Brooklm RsdI4 Tr
Canadian Paelfle
tntrl Lealher 4u0
Central iMibar pfd
Central of New Jeraa..... ,
Cheaapeak Ohio U.S00
Chicago A Alton
Chicago O. W., new.
C. O. W. pfd
t'bicago A N. W....
C, M. A St. P
i .. v., c. a at. it
Colorado F. & I
Colorado A Southern
Consolidated (las
Corn Producte
Palawan A Hudson
Lienver A R. .-
D. A R. O. pfd
Illalilient' ttecuxlue
F.rle ,
tlrle lKt pfd
Brie id pfd ,
General aVieulrte
Ureal Nm-tliero pfd. ..,
Ureat Northern Or otf. ..
Illinol Central
Intertiorousb slet
Int. Met. pfd
14. I'M 71H 7W4
3t
4
1
("4
M4
47
SO
4m)
lie
U,4U
K
lo
l'JO
4
a.3
100
410
U.PK
UO
MX!
no
in
l,o
4, lag)
204
w
41H
M
lu6'4
471
11444
1-tf
H'4,
1444
43
104 44
1014,
11
1U4V.
"4
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1H
1
40
114
10u
41
114
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us
4H
41-4,
vai
lo14
lilt)
luH
St
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S4
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... 1"
... nx
... nUO
... 1,700
M
... too
MO
Mi
'iiii
44
40
V
no
t3
"iivi
iei"
12B
4
us
H
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MV4
Spokane
Toledo
Rochester
Nashville
Hartford
Des Moines
Peoria
Norfolk
New Haven
S.oux City
Wichita
Giand Rapids
Syracuse
Augusta, Oa
Hlirminghain
Springfield, Mass....
bvansvllla
Davton
Oakland. Cal
Oklahoma City
Jacksonville, Flo.....
Portland, Ma
Worcester
Mute Rock
Knoxvllla
Wheeling
Charleston
Chattanooga
Lincoln
Wilmington
Mobile
Topeka
Davenport
W.lkesbarra ..
Kaiamasoo
Fall River...,
Cedar Rapids,
Sacramento
Now Bedford
Sprlnxfleld. Ill
Macon
Youngstown
Fort Wayne
Helena
Fargo
Columbia, b C...
Akron
Canton
Lexington
Krle
Sioux Falls
' Rock ford
' Qtilncy
llloomlngton ......
77 rpnngneia,
1V4 - Chester, Pa
86 j South Bend
1' ' Lowell i
M felnghamton
Jackson, Miss.....
Decatur, 111
Mansfield, O
Fremont, Neb
Vlcksburg, Miss...
Jacksonville, 111...
uuiuth ..
Hcranton
Houston ...
Galveston .
York. Pa
44
10 Si
46
47
n
12
s
47
114V4
143
41
HU44
m
in
l'V4
14
la....
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7l."Vl f"l .
ryvr,.iM! .
52.3vs.oun'
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2'..71i .
2i.4S6.ii'0 .
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13.lV.tRliM.
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5. .0no
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2.240 OTK
8.6ir7.Oi0
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I.170.0OO.
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8.249,000
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8.8.W.O0O,
2,354 W
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l.SO.1,000
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l.ani.ouo ,
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1.425.0(0
1.6R7,OilO
1.830 OHO
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1,30(1,000
1,4:17 om
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1.4.1.0001
1,024.000
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1,075,000
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1.102 M
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1,076 000
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10 7'.
H.v,.
1 1
13 N
6.0
7
1.6
ltf.tl
11 3
"si
1.3
.9
5.8
2 0
16.0
.
.8
6 0
10.0
Cattle Receipts Are Small, but Week
Closes with Bearish Feeling.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
light ltecrtpta Ho t 'rem to
Maarpen the Demaad -Trade ta
Vkrrp and l.ainhs 1 Slow
aad Doll.
SOUTH O.UAHA, Nov. 4, 1910.
Receipts were. Catt'e. llota 5hep
UHMai Moiiiiay l.i.ew 2..J ..i.t'ii
lllrlal 1 uesouy .SM S.l
filial Wednesday 7.rj 2 r.47 2 1 l
nlli ial Thursday b.r.'ti 2 vi ..8fi
.vtiniate Friday 1.W4 t.4s) 6.ii2o
Five days this week... .3S.2V3 14.4M Uu.044
Same days .avt eek . .. .3, . I.:2 lv.lii lio.tvj
same davs 2 weeks ago...t.i.l:'.7 l.V l'd.7:i
Same d.is 3 weeks tig.i..4".4-i ' IH.9'4) V.: 910
Same nay 4 wei ks aao..3 4'i l-.i lo 1:.7H
same uays last year 2V.3JJ K.Wt Wl
The tollowinx tame shuws Hie receipts
of cattle, hOK and sheep at South Omaha
for tha year to data as compared with last
year: miO !'.. Inc. Dec
sttle 1.0::t.ii29 9S5.4..4 Hh.lHio
Huns l.hoi.5.iK l.saja.V.l 2.X).S
Sheep 2.701.W7 l.Hii,9a 6!6,6i9
Ill following Lama anows lue average
prices of bogs at couth Omaha tor tha last
keveral daya, with comparisons.
19.0
"ii'.i
10.6
8.8
$.1
13.3
?vs
10 8
46
.
6 9
.2
12 9
64
65
, 2.3
, .4
1.3
8
8 4
, 10.S
7.51
4.31
1.4
.4
22.9!
00.6
"ii'.i
7.9
1
S3
18.1
"i'.i
.5
i.6
18.8
4.7
"7li
8.1
1W.41
22.0
16.21
43.2
6.91
lxi
700
"ioo
las)
t,0
t,HQ
International HarT eater ... U.KU
Hour, bbls.
Wheat, bu "'.w-
Corn, bu liZ
Oats, bu
10,900
43,000
3.t
44,000
I
I w
Vja
c.ish ipiotailons were as follows:
FLOUlt Fa.iy; winter pateiiU, $4.1ft44.90;
wirier mrulglits, $i.M'i 4.5T.; spring straiglits,
II 304 4.50; bakers. ii.Mu.w, spring pal
ems, best hard, Stl.la.
HVF No. 3, 77o.
KA1U.KV Fwd or mixing, 07 o; fair to
choice malting, 73j-77o.
Slil-IDfJ Flajt. Nu. 1 sonthwestern, $2.60;
No. 1 north western, 82.03. Tluioihy,
llover. 114.30.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $17.87
fili al). Lard, per Iw ins., Jll.7... short ill
MUcs (loose). In 50 j lO.50. bliort citiar aides
(boxed). Sl0.7WlLtA).
'Id (1 clea.iaui.ua of wheat and flour were
eival to iULikO bu. Pi Unary receipts were
4'k-MuO ou., iwui.raJ wild L2ti,vkA( bu. the
curt espuudtng uuy a year aero. Ksuitiated
receipts tor tomorrow; Wheat, 3a cam;
corn. 177 cars: oats. 7 cars; hogs. 8,taA head.
Chicago Cash Prloes vVbeati No. red.
e't'vtiDO Ao; No. 8 red. I.VIWSc; No. 3 hard
eJ-VitMHc; No. 8 bard, ,'ui' ,c, No. 1 north
ern surlug. 11 uul.. J; No. 3 northern spring.
lviiLA: No. 3 apiiug. niiwstc. Com; No. 2
uaalt. 5JV:a No. 3 cash,. 4t'Uc; No. 3
White, i..:uHo; No. S whit. 4i--,y.,"e; No. 8
yellow. UM
Nt. I cash. SluJlHa; No. whit. SJ,ilHc
No. 8 whlta, KiHo; No. 4 whit. UHiuc;
Standard, SiiaJHC
Hl'TTKlv Steady; 'creameries. 4ii Joo
Calrlea, 8.i.i27e.
KGOS steady; receipts, .317 caaea; at
mark, eases Included, lH4i'Ho; firsts, 2to;
tirima flrsta 2o.
CHtt.;'K erteady ; daisies. lSTJlo;
twins, 14jHS". youug Americas, Ujlio;
l.,nir horns. luJlOSaO.
POTATOES Kteady; oholoa to fanoy, 463
lie: fair to good. 4Jo.
POULTRY citeady; turkeys, 17o; fowls.
loic: surlnxs. 11 Ho.
VIAL Steady; is to gO-lb. wta, o-lOn;
M to et-lb. wta., WUo; 44 to UO-lb. wta.
IIH'11 l'-'Ho.
Chicago Reovlpts, Wheat. 44 cars; corn,
ITS cars, oata, 143 cars. H.Umated Tomor-
' low Wheat. 2o cars, corn. 177 cars, oat
4 IT
Philadelphia Prodnco Marlcet.
PH1LADKLPH1A. Nov. l-HUTTKK-
Flrin; western creamery Wi nigner;
western t-reainery, 84c; nearby prints, Me.
KGG rlrni; r-eiineyivaiuo. om. w....
nearby ftists, free cas.s. ic at niars. cui
rent recelpta In returnable cases, 23c at
mark: western firsts, free coses, 31o at
murk; current receipts. io at mark.
CHBKnK Steady ; rew iora mn uiw.,
fancy, 15"c; tair to good, itditw
Peoria Market.
rrnnti Nnv. 4 CORN Steady I No. S
yellow. 4a4o: No. 3 yellow, 4Ko; No. 3. 49c;
No. 4. 42HM448c; Bo grade. To.
OATS Lower; Mi. 1 wnne, oio; no.
wblto. 81 HC V
Mlaneapolla OraJa Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. I.-WI1EA T De-
r.ii.lmr. 9Mkc: May. II TO,e; io. 1 narq,
$1,02 4; No. 1 nortnern, 11 1 vi-, nv. a
noilhern, UtiHiUw0. vQ- u
Mllvrankee Orata Market.
MILWAUKF.K, Nov. l-WHEAT-No. 1
northern, Sl Olujl. 08; No. hoitliern, l.rn
1.01; lecembr, a'o.
IIAKLli eampiea, vz-qiho.
I.oadoa Moaey Market.
1.0NDON. Nov. 4 American securities
were quiet and featureless during the early
trad bg today. At noon ine iiunn waa
rteody, with prices ranging irom -ne aoov
to H below yeaterdav a New York oloalng.
Int. Uarine pld.
Iuteniatlonal Faiier ....
Internatiimal Funis- ....
Iowa Central
Kansas City Bo
K. C. So. pfd
Iju-led Oas
Loularllla A Naabrtlla...
Minn. A 8i. Loui ,
M., St. P. A 81 B. M...
M., K. A T
M. K. A T. pfd
Missouri Paclfie
National lilacult
Natloliai Lead ,
N. H. K. of M. 3d pfd
New Turk Central ,
N T., O. A W
Norfolk A Western....
North American ,
Northern Paulfl
Pacific Mall
PeiiUBjrlTBiiia, ex-dlT ..
People' Oas
P., C, C. & B4.. L.....
FH labors Coal
Preeaed Stee4 Car
Pullman Palaoa Car....
HaUva? Steel gprlng. .
Heading
HrnuLllo 81eel
Knyublie tileol P(4
ltok laiand Co
koi-k laiand Co. pfd....
St. L. A i. F td Pfd..
St. Louta 8. W
U . W pfd.
Sloee-r-hetrield s. A I..
Southern Paoifle
SouUiern Hallway
80. Hallway pld
Tenneess pier
Tuu Facllic
T , Bt. U A W
T . St. L. W. Pli.-
t nion Pacllio ,
I'niou Paiillio si4 ,
; nlled Blatea Healtr..
I'nuea Duue nuoue.
tuned Blalea Bteel....,
V. . Bteel pfd.
I tail Chopper
300
l'lO
.400
,")
800
100
400
. 1.1M
1sj
8u0
. 70-)
. 18.400
. t.y
. l.Oia)
UK)
. )
. I"0
. ,700
'. ".
. l.au4
H
v0
'.114,400
,. 2.7)
. -i0
,. ,3"0
. tv
BftUj
1MH
US
1V4
lit
M"4
ev4i
114
11
Uw
4
XIV,
324
44
10
14.
iii"
,
"4'4
U114
41
84.
Ill
44i4
luo'4
44
l;o
!U
I04
10.14
rT4
114
11
H
4
444
4v
44H
2Ti
44
IMS
Ul
40
1.S
2T4
414
1U
n
lta
44
ti
44
14
141
t4
44
147 H
126 V4j
46
us
bs
UH
17
1I4
M
74 S
41
?'
49 4
M
1MV4
UTS
4H
nvt
44 V,
114
17
13
44V4
"4
K
650 0110
643.000 !
504,0001..
C34.0W 4.9
SM.OOftl
628,0001 15.1'
427 0001
715.01 01
400 0001
4W.0OO
SlJ.Oool
87,00ik
57.000
4.919.000
.566 000
S.6(.00O
19 002.0UOI
L004.000.
10.
1.4
6.01
15
4.4
1.4
26. 6
9.1
80.8
4 3
.3
33.2
'tit
15.8
21.7
'X's
24 5
u.a
17.4
4.6
1.5
16
28
84.0
heavies- showing ret declines of 1
1. 1 Ms have i.een relatively a.virre st:d nre
i i-itiK pretty close to st ady With
I P..
1 : k
!-p"i.
, ..
' Umi.1
I,.
i.l uu
Ji j' ' it I"'... 1
11 1 I -I So
olK. -.'7-.,i
c si-ot. i t Ir
-t I.
u-i.i
1 .
1 .
S:i 'ordsv.
Representative sales
No. i Sh. Pr. N'. . P-.
it s! ... t 74 i: ... -'
11 4.t ... 7 7ft 13 . . n.i
4-. .... , v.i 3D 7 tt : 1 0.1
f. ,i ... 7 s ")
5 ..res ... 1 so 1" fit 4" 4
4.. a-JJ M 1 11 f-S 5. 4 Ort
t ill 4 7 S 44 .! (HI ID
14 )M T 45 et- f 0 l tn)
a VI 44 t V i-x) 1 llll
44. I" 4 . . T a : tJ la 4 04
44 4 K 7 44 ; 16.) I if
11 J14 o 7 :) n rn 40 nt
44 IMT 1 tw 4V in 44 I t,
Hi XI J 1V0 7 44 74 ... I t.l
41 1 1' 7 P 4.- ) ... I 10
44 ;! 1 7 IJ ... I 10
t 2.4 H 7 ! 11 : ... I IV
41 ?4 lot 1 M 7 Sl t) I :to
1 : . . i K 7 IC4 10 I tw
46 273 ISO 7 .". 7V .231 ... I 4)
14 a 40 7 5 3 lit 40 I i.
8C s ... 7 Hi . 514 ... I to
In 2s 4 0 I 42 :.- 80 8 40
f.t JMl 1' 7 S 44 17J ... I M
M M 7 V 71 1 ... I
u SiJ ... 7 9 f l lJ ... I to
STAt.s.
4 45 t) 8 IS 4 44 4O0 4 IS
1 1 'le- 1 ln;i.l w si- nut'.
last 1 4jO; Vd In London l.o. ally 11 ai aet n-
in. et. .n 1 1 ..-.in-r-v
r.-endrv uMiihern snd No. 1 f It) s-..i: .-
itr, s.-it. '.ui l'-.;.'-, No. J fo-.iiidiy n 'i I -ein.
$!...: 1 1 vi.
.-1-. 1.. . Is N.v. 4 -U;TAI.S l.e.i i.
stiong, II Sprltei. e.isy ; V-.7. -i.'
081 4114 UIIi r:Vtl.k I' HICK .
N'O. 8. de'lveiel tr
carloiK, 8Jc, N,. 1
J. In 1-lh. curtot s
pack. 2lHc; dairy
Market changes
Datea. 1910. 190.19otl-.li'M.lt'O5.190t.
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
Nov,
Nov
Nov. $
Nov. 4
80...
1...
1...
3..
Ut(
7 67.1 $ m
1 l0i 6 SO
4 S
8 181 6 151 I
6 6.) 6 U0 4 94
I (4 I I 68 t i9 V2i 4 9ZI 4 83
7 87 7 72 I 411 8 0o 4 Ml I s
7 81V 7 061 8 72 48 IV, "l "
8 vH 7 us, 5 8 O'l M
7 74 0 89j ft B2 ' SBj w
Sunday.
Receipts and dipos:tlon of live stock at
the Union stock Yards, South Omaha, for
twenty -lour hours ending at S p. nu yes
tei day :
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'g,
C, M. & St. P 1
a basil
.Missouri 7'aclflo
Vnion I'acinc 10
C. & N. W., east 8
C. 02 N. W., west 13
C, Ht. P.. M. ei O.... 2
C, 14. & i., east 1
C. B. & vj., west 35
C, R. 1. A P., east
C, R. I. tk P.. west.. 1
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot Western 1
Total receipts 87
DiatocilTlON-
1
1
1
9 IS
X
33
2
5 3..
10 4 1
to 8
a
1
11..
58 28 1
HKAD.
Cattie. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Tacking Co 24 M0 60s
tSwilt & Co 868 7.-3 4,97i
Cudany Packing Co 4A 449 743
Armour & Co 501 899 91n
Cuuany, from St. Paul 3tu
Omana, from Denver.... 97 .... ....
F. 11. Lew.s 20
J. R. Root ot Co 31
J. II. Bulla 32
MoCreary A Carey 8
r. Weriheimer 81
Lehmer Bros 1 .... ....
T. J. ins hi am , 8
Leo Rothschild 25 .... ....
Other buyers Si .... 14.310
Sill-. 1. 1 '1 Hoc in sheep and lamps today
was i.ard,y lu u.a eitoug.i iO develop any new
leuluies ol tonse.j.n i,cc aim va.ues re
luuiiud uiiotau.y steatl with those, of yca
tero.iy. Moueiate receipts mire yauled,
brihgitig tut- total for me w. i k thus lar
up to 1.70. iso itend. Movement was quiet
as the demand from either packers or leeil
eia at tne wevK-vtid Is seiuom vrry ac
tive. Final clearance was practically com
plete. ttMiay led lamns selling at 80 40 with
prims grassera quotable only a little
Uiwuer.
While supplies this weag were larger tnan
expected, average quality of ofieilngs was
rather common, a lot ot tailings coming
from South Dakota and V yoinlng. '1 ne
eastern trade has been in poor shape and.
in a large measure, local weakness Isiely
la due to tlus condition. Feeder lambs
have auffered moie tnan any otner class
of stock, the poorer kuula of light wrlgnis
selling around too lower than prices at
last wSK s close. oooa iiesny teeaer
lambs are hardly wont than a quarter
lower while teener sheep show little. If
any. weakness, common ewes are possmiy
iouuk) lower for the live days, nut ewes
with good mouths and feeder wethers are
in mueii the s.une notches . us iney were
a week mo. -
The tone to tho market for fat flock has
been rather uncertain owing to the bullish
Influence of small sorts and the bear an
Influence of eastern truda reports, lamhs
ar- closing about lfuAa lower, while fat
sheep of ail kinds have been in very fair
dsmand at steady to shaded figures. Half.
lat strings are still out ot tavoi-. nowever,
and are selling on much the same basis
as good feeders or fair killers.
(Quotations on grass stock: wood to
choice lambs, SO.KftC.ts); fair to good lambs,
$tf.iK)iiti.2j; feeding lambs. S3.uOi.iu 76; handy
weight yearlings, 14 9o5.2": heavy year
lings, 84. Wil. 00; feeder yearlihKS, $4.2517
6.00; good to choice wethers, $3.Sf.'u4.10; fair
to good wethers, $3.&n'a3.8i: feeding weth
ers, $3.3ufci3.6; breeding ewes, $4 OiV&ii.Ott;
fat ewes, 13 4o.i3 V); feeding awes, $2.26u3.0O;
canners, $1.502.25.
No.
113 WVo. Iambs, feeders, culls.
4X0 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
Not Included In totals because compari
sons are Incomplete.'
Not Included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
134 a
11114
4t
84
11444
43
9V4
4
llSVi
2'4
HO
101
rJ-4
444
les 4
H
44
8.1H
4nH
106
1S
s
138 4
4V
44
44 V
4t.V
LU V
4314
4SV4
44
IIS
n
1H0H
10,4
31 vi ;
44
m
s
li44
84'
7 V !
!'
aH I
4!
U
0
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Not. 4.-MONBY-On call
strong at 44 per cent; ruling rate, 4'4
per Cunt; closing bid, 44 per cent; offered
at 4H per cent. Time loans, strong; sixty
day and ninety-day 6614 per cant; six
months, 4V-y5 Per cent.
PRIAiEJ MKRCANTILK PAPER 6V to
I per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak after ad
vance with actual business In bankers
bills at $4.818StT4.8196 for sixty-day bills and
at $4.8590 for demand; commercial bills.
$4.81Vb- 81W.
SILVF.R Rar, 664c; Mexican dollars, 4lo.
BONDS (government, ateady; railroad,
ateady.
Closing quotations on stocks and bond!
were aa follows:
V. I. ret 8. rg....l0Clnt. M. M- 4 Ha.
do coupon... 100H Japan 4
U. . 8a, rag,
do eoupea.........
C. 8. 4. r(
do eoupoa
Alltl-Chal. 1st ta.
Am. Af. 4a
Alu. T. A T. or.
Ain. Tobacco 4s , N. R. It-
do 4a. lews N. t. a
Arroovr Co. 4HS.. 41
Atchison gea. ta,
do sr. 4a.
do or. 4a
At. C. k Ul t
Bal. A Oble 4a.
d tvta
do S. W. vs.
Brook. Tr. or. 4
Oen. of O
loiv du 4a
.10144 K. C. So. let 8e..
.114 U 8. deb. 4s 11131...
.115H I. A N. unl. 4s
. 71 iL, K. ft T. lat 4s,
.7074 dO gen. 4 Vo
i.10T.vMo. Pmclflo .
ot M. 4Vta. 9
g. 14
6'4
At 4
94
74 V4
J4
44
t.'i't
77
YCaaaias City Grata aad Prvvlaloaa.
K.VNSA3 CITY. Via. Nov. A-WHHLAT
Iceuber, SaWel-'Svv, ealler; !ay, tlW
l4t aelleir. Caah, unchanged; No. t
Lard, eow4a3o; No. 3 hard. ostc; No. 3
K.V Allele: No. 3 red. S-Viwoo.
OOH.S-D-enber, 447o. bid; May. 47.
fi,,', tdd. Caah. unchanged: No. 3 mixed.
in7 V; No 3 mixed, 4 , -..-''4 , ; oj Nov,
vahilex 4vM.e: No. S white, 47j47vo.
OAT I achanged. Nv 8 widta, $14TrHo;
Iva. 3 whlie, aujOHo.
RYM-JVo. , 7oi7So.
HA7-I 'nchanged ; rhole tlranthy, $JJ.it3
Keo- chop-e prain. SU.to
Rl TThUi Creamei y. lis-: firata. 6c
shd. ttc: r-ack.na stock. JJHa
l-iKia Lj-traa. 3bHc; flrau. SgHr; awoooda,
fSHo.
Raoelnta Shipments.
Wheat, bu .... 9Kt0
Corn, bu .... .2l'i4t
Otis, bu .. 4,f0
1S ixmHKllI N.
... 7V4 M , k. T
. lit, N. T. Central
... I Jsertolt W
...U4 du pfd
...lot OnUrie W
... 11 Peiins iTsjila
...Soil Hal, a Mlnea
47 hsedlng ,
U koothern 117 ,
P...1SH4 do M
1, Southern Paclha.
. MS Unioa Paoirto
.. II da fit
. 414 V. 8. Steel
,. t,4 do p:4
,. 4. Wauaatt
,. at du pr i
, 1J goanlsh
tuiwl.
.141
.. 44H
..1'4
..1-4
.. Ol
.. 4V4
... 44
,.. It
... TVV,
.. 3:
.... lO.tnO
.... 140
... l.JW
... 1.VU9
'' ioo
.... 1.70
4,
.... ivt)
'"Hi
.... l.HO
S.ivo
Consult, money...
do aceour.. .....
Anial. topper
A nscenoa
Atohieou
do uid
Reillmor A 74ilo.
naulan Psoitis.
l'hel,eele O...
1 tiloagu ti. W . .
tlu.. alll. A 8t
lie Ileer
Un?er A K10 O
de pit
Erie
4 lat ptd
de ad p'd
Orna Trtuik ...
i.ln.l. (NmiLtmI.
fit, Ve.lt liui-. viuiet t -o-ieu par wtuioei.
MoNh. 4HV rr 'i'- , .
1'be rate of uU.oui.i In the ooen market
for anon bnia It IS per cent, lor uireo
niontua- biila, ;-lHi par cent.
B4Mtom Stoka aad Baa 4s.
BOSTON. Nov. 4. Closing quotations on
Mocks w4:
tllouat MotawX
tmL Ooivyw
A X- U -
anwiia txm.
V a -i -ara. Uaera.,
Waosah
Waliash pfd
Western Maryland
W eallnghousa gieetli ..
Western t:nlon
Wl,i4Uig A 1 K
Total sale tor th ear,
ei-dJT... !.)
2u0
8,-
WO
I,)
t
4i)
477,60
till
84H
'H
41
It
894
4lv
444
7414
74
41 H
8t
3144
'ffi
444
114V4
elra
'S
liS4
4o4
44 14
14
44
47H
74
TiS
4
Cen. Leather 6a.
74 do eb. 4a
M Y N. H. At H.
...1074 . 6 U44
...luA N at W. 1st a
... K do ov. 4s luo4
... 4V4 No. Paoldo 4 lco
... iS do 3 71Vi
... H-iO 8. U rfdg. 4S .... 4.14.
... 4o4penn. et. 4. 1415.. K'4
...li- i)o oon. 4a n
w Reading 11. 4a.
l4
M4 I C. of N. J. g 6.. .! St U A 8. F. f(. 4 II V.
UH4
8T4( '
ru
87
44
114
Pi
4 Vt
114
bov,
44 V,
II
S
l4
7vt
73Vt
4
Chea A Ohio 4V.
ao nt. a
Cbloao A A. SV..
C. 8. A 4). j. ta...
oe gefv
l do gen. 5a.,
Wttft. U 8. W. a
, 7v 4o UK gold 4
444 Seaboard A. U,
. Vi bo. P.O. COL 4
Total ,643 8,726 18,271
CAtiou-ihtra was tne usual compara
tively kiuaii jpriuays run 01 cattle aim tue
usual uuil and unaaiisiautory rnuay's
truuu. OiXeniiaa Inoiuuwu a sptiliKUng 01
wry decent cornieu oeeves, out puoaeis
look very little interest in tneiu and uius
were lower, wnere tiiey couid tie muuceu
to bid at ail. 'me weea closes witn a veiy
beansn leeiing in tue tat catuo niaiaet
and prices luiiy tsioO lower vhau tiiey
were two weess aso. on tne oilier iiand
ail classes ot buyers bavs laaen uold 01
tne range beef 1U gooa suape and price
have teen lairiy goou all wvma, averaging
up suoatanually in same, aa at tne uioati
01. last weeK. Eastern markets are Insist.
eul ou cutaper Oeet and lor tlus reason
the oeairaoi rangers nave held tueir own
In face 01 the aeouumg maiaat tor coiu
ted beeves.
there was little life to tha market for
oowa aua turners touujr, aua aitnougu aup
piies were very limueu the deiuauu waa of
the niost inuiiterent cliaiactar and puces
were anywnei lroiu weaa 10 a ojiue lower
than yesteruay. butcher Block lias bean
Beuing to reiauvely better auvuniage U
beef steers an weeii owing to me ueuiauu
lor cheaper beet, but lho geneial tone 10
the traue at the close Is raiuer weaa and
values ara generally a shaue lower in au
they were ai the close of last weea,
Business in Blockers and teeueis has peen
pieny badiy uemoi aimed all week. The
recent severe decline in coruleds nas niu
a aeprettslng Inilueuce and the leeuer u-aue
has been Qisappoinling Irom start to fiiiisn.
luce have been woiauig lower every Oay
and at tne close the general uiarkei is tuiiy
isuouc lower than at the ciose of last
week, it looks very much as it a large
number of cattle will be carried over 10
next weea lu speculators' hauas, as there
Is little Indication 01 any improvement in
the a email d deaplla tne sharp break In
prices.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, to. 00,4). So, lair to good
beef steers, 5.6o-a.4o; common to fair beef
steers, $4.2og)6.2o; good to choice cows and
heilers, $4.4o&u.v; lair to '"oil cows and
heifers. 83.4oiu4.u: curmuo iw fair cow
and heifers, $2.753.40; good to choice stock-
ers and leaders, 4t.Wuu.it; lair 10 good
locker and feeders, 84.0u4.o0; common
to fair slockera and feedera, $U0uuo.80;
atock hellers, 43.0Oiu4.2S; veal calves, 4J.0OJ
i.oo; bulla, siags, etc., e3.lsau4.i.
Quotations on range cattle: Choice to
prune beeves, $8.4iuu4.76; good to oholce
beeves, 36.4A&t.00; fair to good beeves, 84. 60
(o.2o; common to fair beeves, J.iVa4.4o;
good to cnoice heifers, 84.oiny6.00;. good to
choice cows, t4.04.to; fair 10 good cows,
4J.iV-o4.Oo; canner. $2. 764tl.au.
Kepreaenlauve salea:
BKKF STKERS,
RCTTKn-Cre.Mnery.
the teiall trod In 1-lb
In St'-Hv tulis, Sle; .No
Dik-; packing sttx k, Old
In (v-h. tubs, 13J-.40.
every' Tuestl.iy.
CUF.KSi: Tw Ins. 171 '17V: Young Arnrr
Icas. lv .1; t!alvles. 17H'HVc; triplets, is.-;
Ilnihuixer. lvc; No. 1 brick. lMilvi.,e; im
ported Swiss, 3?c; domestic Svvita, i'le;
luocK SWIH, 2iC
POIT.TK Y I'l essed broilers, under f lbs ,
$.") dot.: over 3 lbs., 14c; hens, i:.c; rocks,
lis.c; ducks, Ki ; t-esc, ! ; tuikevs, tic;
pige ns, ptr (lot., $1.3): l-o-r.er squabs, per
dos., 34 On; fancy s.iisb, p. r do.. $i.ui; Vo.
I. pr do., $.1 11O. Alive: Hr.uleis. I.ve; over
2 lbs., si-jc; hens. He; old roo- -rs, 7c: old
ducks, full feathered, lie; iiteM', full feats
etcd. UK-, turkey s, lv-; a .urn a fowls, ;mo
each; pigeons, per dos., tki ; homers, per
tins., $3.0H; t.piabs, No. 1. per deg , Jl.j-.i;
No 2, per do. . evt-.
FISH tall frcz n -Pickerel. 12c; ntiita
fish, lv'c: pike. 1-c; trout. 14c; linn crsp
plrs, V; Spanish mackerel, live: eel. lsoj
haddock, lc: flounders, U-; green catfi.-h,
lvc; roe shad. $1 .no each; el'fld roe, pit- pair,
R.V-; frog laga, per dos, too; salmon, 13c;
halibut. lCc.
HKKF CUTS Ribs: ro. 1, 10c: No. .
12c; No- f'0- Loin: No. 1. 17HC; No .
13'4e; No. 3. 8!-a. Chuok: No. 1, 7',e- Nn.
2 Hc: No. 8. 8c Round: No. 1. c; No. ,
7'-o; No. 3, To. plate; No. 1, c; No. 1
bc; No. 3. 5Hc.
FRUITS Oraiiges: California Vslenclas.
good slr.as, per box. 86.0O; 96 slse, per box.'
80. Lemons: Limonlera, txtra fancy, Jsj
sire, per box, js; 3W) sir.e, per box. t; choir
800 sire, per uu, ti-uvi -ou s aw, per dot.
8; 50 : 240 slxa, 0O0 per box lcs. Banana
r
per bbl.. $460: California Winter Nellis. per
box $2-85. Apple: Home-grown cooking,
par 'bbl.. $3oOtu4.l): Mistotn l Jonathan and
233 Wyoming lambs,
8:t6 Wyoming lambs.
feedera...
feedera...
361 Wyoming lambs, feeders
lt W yoming lambs, feeders
379 Wyoming ewes, feeders
400 Wyom.ng lambs, feeders
417 Wyoming lamhs, feeders
4FV0 Wyom.ng ewes, feeders
343 Wyoming ewes, feeders
201 Wyo. lambs, feeders, culls..,
lord Wvomlng lambs, feeders...
26 Wyoming ewes, feeders ,
470 Wyoming ewes, culls ,
lfO Wyoming yearlings, culls...
POO Wyoming lambs, feeders...
239 Wyoming ewes
202 Wyoming ewes, feeders
U9 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.
601 western yearlings, feeders..
70 western yearlings, culls...-.
224 Idaho ewes
118 Wyoming lambs
3H9 Wyom.ng lambs, feeders....
107 Wyoming ewes
49 Wyom.ng ewes, culls
206 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
371 Wyoming lamba, feedera....
$01 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
444 Wyoming lambs, feeder....
1003 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
1080 Wyoming lambs, feedera...
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and lloge Slew
Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4 CATTLE Receipts,
3.0.K) head; market slow and weak; beeves,
14. tVxu7.tif.: Texas steers. 43.oMift.7A; western
steers, $4 I046.S6; Blockers and feedera, $410
tfio.50; cowa and hellers, 4.2oo.uo; caives,
87.KOYiil0.2u.
HOGS Receipts. 15,000 head; market for
light hogs, 5c lower than opening, others
slow; light, 38.164lS-f6: mixed, X7.7Cft8.80;
heavy, 7.8..ij8.Ui; rough, $7.36ii7.53; good to
choice heavy, $7.6Mi65; pigs, $i.bo8.60;
bulk of sales. 87.8ui7i8.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
head: market weak: native, 82.fiiKi4.36; west-
m. $2.t)ru4.30; yearlings. 84 36'a5.40; lambs.
native, $4.?6u)65; western, $4.76'4.8S.
Av, Pr.
.28 60
.69 t 60
.61 5 00
.80 B 60
.81 S 60
, 64 6 00
. K3 2 33
.61 6 00
. 4 5 00
.79 05
.87 3 2u
.37 4 00
.59 6 40
.100 75
.88 15
.86 8 25
. 47 N 00
.102 8 26
.97 73
.89 4 35
.77 4 25
.84 8 36
. 105 3 20
,. 9 6 40
. 69 5 60
.112 8 80
,. 78 2 15
.44 4 25
. 43 4 75
.61 5 00
.64 6 36
.68 6 00
.65 S 40
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 4. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,500 head. Including 500 southerns;
market, steady to weak; dressed beef and
export steers, $t.2aij7.40; fair to good, $4.65
uou; western steers, $4.0u6. ia; Blockers
nd feeders. io.6ouiO.76; southern steers.
$4.lAxito.2i; southern cows, $2 76i-t.7; native
cows, I2.Kai(.oo; native heifers, $3.7otu4.2b;
UHS. 83.2.14.60.
HOUS Receipts. 6.000 head: market. 60
lower; bulk of salea, $8.00)18.50; heavy, $8.00
tu.3o; packer and butchers, $8.308.50,
light, $3. 34 8.6j.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.4O0
head; market, lOo to l.'c lower; lambs, 8526
Wil.oO; yearlings, $4.26((4.75: wethers, STt.Mkiji
lS; ewes. S3.2oCa4.00; Blockers and feeders,
$2.764. 20.
No. At. Fr. No.
4 407 4 II I
II luoi 6 00 31
i m .8 i
COWS.
4 848 3 18 4
4 i 3 80 8
8 416 3 34 8
8 7W 3 S 4 ,
HEIFLRS.
1. 445 8 86 8 ,
t ti V tsP
CALVES.
8 884 8 84 4
1 800 4 W 1
AT.
...1246
...14tl
.1107
.llbO
. 146
Fr.
4 (0
1 46
8 48
3 74
8 44
4 84
448 4 0
, 347
, 140
3 84
4 64
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
a at. A A F. g 8Vm M 4o
C n. L A P. a . t4 to 1st ref. 4
4a rfg. 4s tv go.' Rallwaf 61
tola. In. 44 Tl do si. ...
Colo. Mid. 4s ta I Dion pmcllla
v. 4 I. I. 6 t 4V4 7 do ST.
Loral Br4tla.
furnlahed by purna, Brlnker
National bans
Quotations furnlahed py
A Co.. 4tS Nw Omaha
building:
...VH4
...nut
... a.4
....itivt
.... l
... so
.... 40
fi.ftiO
27. it
k.OuO
, st
S V..d CIV. 'I
t.4. vi.,u,nt IllDua .... 1'
-. 1" Norvn butts
.. S-4 kulub Laae
a. a c. r. a a -ou ioiuiuiu
putt t,WJlllou . Fj,'i oaoaoi ;
Csl. A Arlsou.-- e parrett A A C..
Hevla- -eT" trfuluor ...-
Italalh 4rata wlarVet.
PTXtTH, Nov 4 WUl-AT nsue-nher,
tars; utr, Bi wv: No 1 nurioarn. t .-,;
2 northera. '.li9:o.
I.lvrrpMl 4reUa Matr Wwt.
IJvT-TIlPOfiL, Nor. l-WH liT-rt
fuut Svo. I rati, Waatarm win tar. to suauk.
ai
Ul
isntetoilal
L SU4U. C
l.Taun
l.iri.i-A tsKi. .-
Cra u IT
OMsrfie tavnaa-
Sualiuaa
' Butsmur .....
B'srtur
P
... 8-w
... t-w
...
...10
... 14V.
T
L.V
61
at .... '
a..... !
- "A. a a. R- ... .4-48
is J a M
ins Fosrst v4isw.. Vt
kerr lte... , t-1
Balls OOVP-
to pi
oon-
utm (-- l''
Winona
Id is mi
8s 4
W,UfSjClUO
U4
Bit. aakse.
U)M.
I). A H. ov.
D. A R. O. ta...
da ret 4s.
P.stlller' tm ,
krl p. L 4s, ,
do geu. 4s
do ct. 4a, ar. A
do serte 8)
Geo. kilea OT. la.
ill. (ira. 1st nt ,
Int. Mat. tta
Uld. Ollareo.
IHi do let a ref. 4a...
. 44 0. B. HuOUer 4a....
. W U. 8. Be4 3d 4a...
. le Va-Cr. Clietn. 6a
. 4V ewtbasb lat s
. 744 do 1st A ex. 4s....
. Ttv W estern Md. 4.....
. TVV4 W est. FX so. e. 8s,
.144 Wl. Ootral ts
1. 41S 14a. Pee. ot. 4a
,. 41
4
. TS44
. It
. Tl
. 12
. v,
. H
.1
.14
.107V4
.lu4
. 7
.101
.1"4
.liwvi
.1H
. 41
. 4e
,. 41
. U 4
. 8iV
No.
ol cows....
lo feedera.
20 cows...,
1 feeders.
Li cows...,
Av.
. 818
. 706
. 808
. too
. 7b4
Pr.
8 15
4 00
5 A
4 45
3 15
No. AV.
10 calves... 2vl
11 Ireders.. 7-.1
38 Blockers. 629
31 cos w 6o4
John Hayes Wyo.
57 feeders.. 800 4 65 40 cows 383
30 steers.. ..1026 4 e0
James MoCUntock Wyo.
i feeders. . t8 4 80 13 cows 1004
E. Meredith Wyo.
18 heifers.- S06 4 40 10 feeders.. 918
J. K. Moore Vt yo.
$S feeders.. 8v7 4 90 12 feeders.
31 cows 848 4 05 0 cows...,
73 cows k5 60 9 cows...
Borl Coanty w.rrants .
I it of Omaha ts, IIJ',
..... N.ll.msl S.Jx. 4s,
Colored Tel Co. 1 JJ-ST f01..;-
roluinbua. Keo.,
Ietm,l kdlsofl ta. !"-
Hsu-oil t niied Rr. 4s, UJ1
r.lnnont ITsaineij a- - e
(ierlliaa T irw Its,
llsrilr No. IUlUHKll1.1i n.
Hydrsulle Pressed But P'
luw Portias l 'anie.it 1st 4s
K.'ua. O. a. 1 P 01 PM; WktklU
Kaluga t Itr R A U 4 , 118
Lain Bell umwr ss.
ta.cwoe Co.. a. D . la !l
Nebeaaaa (Naaee Co.) war. 3 per eot
M.uria a Co. tw. w
Otuatia water ts, imI
Oman w er si pia
On .an Wtsr ad put
Oinsba A U . St. fr P'd 8 per sent
Omaha a C M, St. Ry. aa. 1U4
iiciatia use aa. Mi7
limana Ua 4s. U14.
4l isuia any.
Now Tark MtaUug SttMlaav.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4. Cloalng; quota-
tlona aa tululnc stocks were:
44 ti
4 101
44 44
4 IJV, '
VMS ins I
e s ,
4 M
.1 luO
4 11
14 MV4
M I'M
lw
44 KS8
M 1! j
4 ' 104
1
at4 i4
4 Mg,
84
4
41 14
ft 4
44 714
lis) tut
lUUVg.
Kovr York Cora Market.
Th following quotations are f urn' shed
by IOgan A Bryan, mmher New York
Stock exchange, Jio South Sixteenth street,
Omaha:
Irurplratlcm 44
Laroa 4Tk
81 Nee. OJtiaulldated... 31V
1 Newbousa 1'4
.. IS Ohio tVniper 14
1 11-14 Hawblde Coalition... 3
.. Har (Vitrei 1 H-14
, .. I Swift Pkd. I'O I'M
.. V llesra-Roehvick Ct. . .V
as Silver Pick 4
... 14 g u peril r Pitlsbuig US
... 114 Tonopa Mining ...
... 74 Trtnliy Coiaisr 4
.. 1' Nort Uuts It.
... I Bohemia 44
... 74 tulbway - 44
eao WW
4'oul TtnMl at est. 86
ts a-s.s. it
Cou. CaL A T J.i
hora iii.et si
Iron tilver . . . -. 1
lxsdvili Can. . 10
utlerea.
Uttte Cloef
Meuoaa li
(irtarl S4
Ot-bw .- -lJ"
Jianaart) H
leilow
Tmtsrr Btmtwaawat.
WASH1NOTON, Nov. 4 Tha 4tandrtJeTi
of tit treasury at the bei ic'ng of bual-
stavta today waa as folln-.t 1st frraaai
Har Btal Oa 34
host 00 tNwwolldataa. 1
li, itte CosliUaa ..
t sot u
Chluo ,
-oif Cooa
Kracuon
li.Tia-baly
tiy Csntral
Elf ( oueolldaled
kiy WltoU
Franklin
Olrous
Ooitlsld Florstui
utuarieid lMsier ,.
0.
353
kvt
794
Set)
69 calves... 826 8 00 1 oalvea..
F. P. uickinson vv yo.
10 cows 810 3 26 8 feeders.. 87S
8 cows 845 4 06 7 feeders.. 640
10 calves... 3u0 6 25
Art Doyle Wyo.
83 feeders.. 1016 6 85 13 feeders.. 868
17 heifers... 827 4 46 6 cow 9S$
j. MCKeiaon w yo.
rr.'
4 50
4 00
3 90
60
4 15 ,
25
I 30
4 0
4 06
3 2o
I 10
4 90
4 60
St. Loots Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 4 CATTLE Receipts,
900 heed. Including 3,3u0 Trxans; market,
lOo to leo lower; native shipping and export
steers, $5.5tM7.60; dressed beet and butchers'
teers, .".7iu 7.76; steers under 1.000 lbs.,
i.0ox7.7o; Blockers ami feeder s, $3.60lf 26;
cows and heifers, $3.7&a7.00; canners, $2.7Tyd'
15; bulls. f-12f.iJo.00; calves, $6.24ri9.00:
Texas and Indian steers; $4.40e31 Oo; cows
and heifers, $3,754(4.26.
Pious Koceipta, 4,iWJ head; market. 10c
lower; pigs and llehts. SsOuriMKo'. Hackers.
$S0o&a.2&; buichers and best heavy, 18.404?
lis.
SHEEP AND UtMnS-Reoelnts. 4.700
head; market, steady; native muttons, 33.75
Sil i'l Uml s, to bu(8'7.0ii; culls and bucks.
S2.mxu-3.00; stockers, $Z.itu.3.7D.
!5 feeders.. 1042 4 85
14 cons 1013 4 OU
7 Eteers.... 974
16 cow s l'V3
87 steers.. ..1109
27 feeders.. WIS
t6 feeders.. 1X)
12 steers. ...1010
71 cows 10"0
41 cows 973
60 cows.,
79 cows..
11 cows...
1 7 cows...
5a steers.
25 feeders.. 10. 2
72 steers.. ..I'M
8 60
8 &5
4 90
4 85
4 80
4 40 29 cows..
4 20 75 cews...
4 20
Ferguson Eros Wyo
t2 feeders. .lho 61 10 heifers
12 steers.
993
9m!
9t4
1,1
.l'i-2
972
902
I 10
4 35
4 20
3 76
8 45
3 2i
4 90
4 86
4 40
4 20
4 20
.1008 4 55
Baxtk Clear! nas.
OMAHA, Nov. 4. Bank cleartmrs for to
day were $2 715.244.60, and for the corre
sponding dale last year, $2,5Y3.18.9i.
Otla aad ttoata.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov. 4 TURPEN
TINE Firm, 7Hc; aalea. SZ1 bbls; receipt.
ri bbla; shlpmanta, 4o8 bbla; stock, 3U.U8
bbls.
ROSIN Firm ; sales. Its bbls.; receipts,
l.44) bbls.; shlpmaut. 746 bbla; stock.
74,0s) bhis. Quote: B, $5.!sV. 1). $5 wi.rt. O;
E. 8i.tJ 00; F. 8.0it7.0o; O. $0vu10: H,
8.48vwt4iS: I. KlOitsllo: SC. 84.50; XI, 84-ii;
N. 84. 7b; WO, $7.v; WW-, $7 li
Ostaaa-Har Market.
OMAHA, Nov. A HAY No. 1 upland.
$11 -. Na. upland, $8"; rack'ng. $0 00;
alfaiia. 812 Buawi Whaat. $4.(10 rya.
)7JJUi sal SLfraV
.10 . 7 6 O)
J. J. Hunter Wyo.
49 heifers... 812 4 00 46 heifers... fr? 4 60
17 rows lOi.0 4 3. 27 feeders.. 91a 6 Oo
iB heifers... oi.2 4 60
HOOS Heavy hogs sold around $7-90 thl
morning, with medium weight mixed a
$S and better. The best bacon aiilingl
mnv.il at u.uo. wniuu waa aiso yesteruay
lop price. Figures 6(1100 lower bought th
bulk of the receipts,
lopaction In va.ura waa due to bearls
activity at eastern points. Recent otiangth
at a'l tradu centers in ths lace 01 lam
provision stork, as Indicated by the la
reuoit. are two pliant of the market 011
r,f harmony, to that today s break ma
be traced to an ettort toward logical le
vision.
A few loads of spring ahoats wer4 In
cluded In today's supply, which was fully
normal, but heavier made up the bulk.
Snippers bought sparine I v, favoring me
dium weight mixed. The demand from
packer was reasonably active and easily
ample, midday clearance finding almost
everything in second hands. Lute trade
was rather quiet, prices closing at ths full
dec Una
KeoUpts fur the week, while light, have
ncy select, per bunch. $2 2.u3. ; Jumii.t,
lunch. $17611 75. Pears: New York Kelfer,
er bbl.. $460: California Winter Nellis. per
ox $2 0T1. Apples: Home-grown cooking.
...'hbl. 83 &OU4.00: Missouri Jonathan and
Urlmes Golden, per bbl., $4 7S; Missouri Ben
lavls. per bbl., $3.60; Missouil Wlnrsupt,
per bbl.. 4.oo; aiissuuri uiuiu, per nnt., l 76;
other varieties, per bbl., 84; Colormlo Jona
than. l'r box. $1.7.; Callioiiil Oravan
tleln. per box. $2 10; California Hell, f ;0 er. '
per box. $1"0; Washlnaton Oritnes Ooiden
and Jonathan, extra fancy, vv f, 15
per box. S2 2. Grapes: California Toksy.
tier crate. $1 40; Concord, Mh liigan and New
York per S-lb. bsk., :uc: Malaga. i t.i (6 hs.
gross, per 5.00a-'- Ctiinheirlcs: Jr
box 82 50; per bbl.. ..; Jeisty. per bhl
1(1 Dates: Anchor brand, iuw so j.b.
rkgs ti box. per box. $J. Fins: Now Call-fo-nla.
12 l'-o- l'B"-. Mo; b 12-os. pkgs..
42 26- urklsh. 7-crown, per lh . 16c: 5-crown,
7,.;. It, 14c. Quinces: l'er box, $l.so.
TEOETAPbtK Pol a toes: Early Ohio, In
sacks, per bu.. sec; ioa wnito stock, pec
bu KGc Sweet Potatoes: Vlrglr'a, per
bbi!. S2.50. Onions: Iowa, small red and
yellow, rpr " i ' p'-i t iaie, i.a.
Garlic: Extra rtni-y , wnne. per in., uc
red. per lb., lc. Kgg I lsnt: Fancy Florida,
Eer dox., -... iTr no..
n,h.. Soc. Rutabagas: Per lb. liin.
Cucumbers: Hot house, l', and dog., per
box, 3l '-..r . .
HOMF-U'iovv r v 1 .t.r. n r.ur,n v.annage:
New per lb., le. Tomatoes: l'er bsk , $;j.
string and Wax Peans: Per mkt. bsk., 76c
Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf, per dox., 4S
Varsity: r aocy iminr-.ni.ii, jier ana
bund , 80c. Turnips: r-er mKt. hsk., 35e.
Carri ts: Per mkt. bsk., 40c. Beets: Per
mkt. ban., soc.
Mistjr.iji' i r.ft e. Riiiiii. ; junrrt, per
lb 2c; Calirc.rnia ivo 1, per in., isc; Cali
fornia No. . per lb.. 14e. Hit korynuts:
Ijtrne. per lb., 4c; small, per lb., 5c. Cocoa
nuts: Per sack, $5.60; per dox., 60c. Honey:
New, 4 frrnies, $3.66. Cider, New York,
per V bbl., S3 60.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-COTTON Spot,
Closed quiet, 10 points advance; middling
uplands. 14.G5c: Middling gulf. 14.90c; No
raloa.
Futures closed steady: Kovemher, 14. .w;
liecember, 14.53o; .lanuary, 14.40c: Febru
ary. 14.47.o; March, 14.5'c; April, 14. Mc; May,
H.tSc; June, 14.50c; July. 14.riro.
IJVERPOOL. Nov. 4. 'I he following are
the weekly cotton statistics: Imports of
all kinds, 142,000 bales; Imports, American,
111.0)0 bales; stock of all kinds, 4V.2 .000 hales;
stock, American, 804.000 balee; American
forwarded, 73.UUO balea; total exports, 11,400
bOT?" LOUIM, Nov. 4. COTTON-lllgher;
middling, 14Ho; sales, none; receipts, 3.183
bales; shipments, 4,011 bales; stock, $.327.
' Furnished by Logun A Bryan, members
New York Cotton exchange. 3U South Six
teenth street. Omaha. Nb.
Options.! Open. I High. I Low. Close. I Tes"y.
14 360
14 23
14 31
14 40
14 35
leo I 14 60 14 61 14 50 14 ttt
Jan 14 S9 14 62 14 39 14 40
March .. 16 52 14 82 14 C2 14 63
May .... It t 14 70 II 58 14 (2
July.... 14 68 1 14 W 14 65 14 65
Fvaporaied Apples and Dried Frnllu.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4 EVAPOIt TE1
APPLES Steady, with a fair Jobbing de
mand. On the spot fancy Is quoted ut
11V.C; choice, HVntc; prime, 8.ifj'.c; com
mon to fair. 0Vii7c.
IiRlEI) FRl ITS Prunes steady, smn'.l
Offerlnits and In fairly good demitnd.
Quotations mnge from Mi !0c for Califor
nia up to 30U-40H mid S'd'J'c for Oregous
from 60S-3OS. Apricots are quiet and some
what unsettled; choice, 12 iiil2c; extra
Choice, 13u.S3l3c; fancy, 13 Volte. Peaches
quiet and about steady; choice. 7i7'ic; ex
tra choice, SyS'.ie; fancy. S'V'rDc. Raisins
dull and easy; loose Aluscatels, KVu'i'.c;
oholce to fancy seeded. V(i7c; seedless
6'Uc; Lordon layers, $1.20(71.30.
Omaha Prndace Market.
OMAHA, Nov. 4.-RlITTERCrt-amory,
Ttt"4,c; panning stors. xi".i!jit'4c.
font r resn, ZMriWtC.
POULTRY Broilers, 15c; aprlngs, loc;
ens, lOHo; Ouckb, itc: geese, 10c; turaeys.
IMc. Squabs, homer, $3 00 per dox.; No. 1,
1 60 per dos.: No. 3, duo per dot.; guinea
fowls, 25o each; pigeons. 5c each.
Offerings on the Board i cars butter, 1
car eggs.
St. Joseph l ive Stuck Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 4 -CATTLE-Recelpts,
600 bead; market steady; steers, St.Tulf 7.25:
oowa and heifers, $3.0vu5.76; calvea, $4.00
28.
HOGS Receipts. 8.000 head; market
opened steady; clodng lower; top, $8.60;
bulk of sales, $Oiu8.4o.
SltliEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.200
bead; market steady; lamba, $o.26gd.70.
Stork in Sight.
Recelpta of live stock at the fiva prin
cipal western markets yesterdsy:
Cattle. Horf. Sheep,
South Omaha
St. Joseph ....
Kansas City .,
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
1.900
l.00
2.5uO
, 4.9"0
, 2,000
3.4-0
3 "
5.000
4.7)
15.04
6.O.1O
$ 400
l.loO
10,000
..13,900 31,100 22,300
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Coffwo Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4 COFFEE Futures
opened steady at an advance of. fifllO
points in res pon ho 10 higher h.aropi-an
citoles, talk of hiaher Iirar.illan olferuigs
for forward shipment, covering and some
fresh buying for long account. Business
was only moderately active, however, ami
toward the end the market eused off witn
the cloh steady on mar months, but
weak on distant posit. una. net o points
higher to a lower, stales, annuo nags. I 10s
inn: November, kvoc; December, s.9uc
January. 8 97c; February, 9.03.;; March
9"9u; April. 9.09c; May, June. July
August, 9 10c; September and October,
9 we. Havre '4 hiaher, Hamburg '4
hlKher. Rio 2u rels higher at 0
Santos luO rels higher. 4s 'X)0: 7s 6 I
Receipts at the two Bras'llan ports bs.ouO
bugs against novo bugs last year,
Jundiahy receipts. 23 a v bags agains
t'.."i 7oo last year. New York warehouse de
liveries ytsierday, 4,04 bags against 9.89ti
last vear.
Spot, steady; Rio No. 7, lie; Santos No.
4. HT.aiA:. Mild, quiet: Cordova, ll3'13tC.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4 -M ETALS Stand
ard copper, steady; spot and November,
$'-2.4il2 iA; De err. her. i2.4(sii i o. January,
U 6ii L1.70; February, $l3 7o,U76 Salaa,
2o tun. London, firm; spot, t.77 IS 9d; fu
ture, fi 17 r-d Airlvals reported st Nw
York today, Uii ton. Custom house re
turns show exports at 97 tons so far this
month Lake copper, $12.87H''13.r.": dec
tn lytic. $i2 7til3.0o: casting. $12.fnulS.7i.
Tin easy: spot, $)17H'J3' 40; November,
liecembcr, January and February, $.id
Sti.isA Lmimmui dull; spov tltie iva, rutvue.
Import and Export,
NF.W YORK. Nov. 4 Imnoit of mer-
chnndlse and dry goods at the port of Newv
York for tha week ending octoDer 29 were
valued at $14,717,859.
Imports of specie ror th week were 3U4,
4K5 silver and 8128015 Hold. Exports of
specia wort $u8,970 silver and S3. too gold.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-ORY GOODS The
dry goods markets are quiet. Yarns are
quiet and generally steady. Cloths are
quiet. The local wool market Is Inactive.
The carpet auction disclosed only a slight
decline In values for tha day.
log.r Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-SUOAR-Ravv.
firm; muscovado, 89 test. 2.30c; centrifugal,
9A test- 3V0c; molaases, 59 test, 2.07.C. Re
fined, quiet.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 4 WOOL -Steady ; ter
ritory and western mediums, li'uu3Hc; tine
mediums, 17ir2oc; fine, 12c 10a.
Man Killed nt Woonaorkrt.
MITCHELL. 8. D., Nov. 4. -(Special Tele
gram.) J. J. Burn was accidentally killed
at TVooiisooket tlila afternoon when he fed
from a passenger train on the Milwaukee
road and rolled beneath a freight train
which wa then moving, the wheols pass
ing over his waist and cutting him In two.
Burns, with a friend arid a woman rela
tive, wer on the train on their way horn
to Lennox, S. D. He got off the train at
Wodnsocket, but was not missed until the
next station was reached. The friend drove
back to Woonsocket and found that Ruins
had been crushed uy the passing freight.
I.edora Postofflc Robbed.
MITCHELL, S. U., Nov. 4.-(SpeoiaI TtI
egram.) The postofflce at I-cdoro, In
Minor county, was robbed last night, the
robbers getting awsy with S'-nO worth of
stamps and Sl'JO In caah. The postofflce
Is located In a store building. The men
made their escape without being detected.
The Etste bloodhound was sent for to track
the robbers.
Mrs. Wis. Hart by Aalo.
LONDON, Nov. A Mr. Thomas Wlnans,
who before her marriage to tho Amerh:an,
was widely known as Victoria Delgado. a
Spanish dancer, waa critically Injured In an
automobile accident near Guilford today.
Tha car In which she was driving with her
husband swerved from the roadway and,
ramming a stone wall, waa overturned.
Mr. Wlnans eacapod with a fw cuts m hU
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