Nebraska Newspapers

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T1IH I5KC: OMAHA, SATURDAY, XOVEMHEK 4. 1911.
CRAM AND PRODUCE MARKET
Xajfo Qnsntitiei of Wheat Dumped
.en the Market.
COR1T 13 ALSO DEJIORALIZED
Share Feeling Evident la Wknt
Circle Cable Art Weak,
Sending Wheat till lower,
f with Km Support.
OMAHA. Nov. S, 1P11.
The enormous quantities of wheat
flumped on tho market leaves no doubt
as to the position m tne but Lull leaders
ho have, been selling wheat tho lust ten
Cava. The, trade wan o lull of long
wheat that when snorts had covered
then,, Mtlt-f the wheat market vlrluuJiy
collapsed.
1 he situation suggests a forced aban
don nirnt (if the bu.l oeralluna and tha
selling has been so heavy on every show
of market slreni-th Inat natural pew
gesture are hard tn follow.
The corn trsdu certainly shared soma
Of the demoralized feeling so evident In
wheat, and new low points were regis
tered, 'iho hew corn movement Is still
very Hshl, -nnsequently there Is littlo
or no ) ret u re from heading sales. Cold,
Ory weather Is helping ihe grading and
rash conditions mr.y ut Ilia market on a
healthy basis.
t'ahies vteic weak and lower and the
selling of wli'at coi.tlnuid, sinning values
till lower today. No market support was
tn evidence. I ash wheat sold I iC lower.
Regardless of the general bullish char
acter of the corn situation the market
felt the influence of (iemoraliied wheal
situation and prices eased olt. Cash corn
was loner.
i ritintry wiitat receipts wers 1.073.000
buHhela ud shipments w.-r 649.0U) bushels,
Aaainm leinpia la.-t year oi r,. .-..vi uuen
eis and siiipniriits of WS.OiX) bushels.
Primary corn receipts t-ru ....wO hush.
Is and shipments were 4,l btwhels,
aKalnnt receipts last year of 4.0u0 bush
els and shipments of ,172.0ti0 bushels.
Clearances were H,HiJ bushels of com,
lou l.uHii.m of outs and wheat and flour
ni.nl to 1 H.700 himhcl.
Liverpool nosed VI to T41 lower on
wheat sod 14,d to 1"4d lower on corn.
The following; cash salea were reported:
Wheat: No. 2 hard, 2 cars 97V, 8 cars
7c; No. 2 hard, 1 car 9',tc; No. 4 hard.
1 car HV4e. Corn: No. 3 white, 1 car
S7V, I ar -, 1 car (new) 0c; No. 3
color, 1 cur 6,v; No. 3 yellow, 6 cars 6So;
No. t mixed, l e-nr Mc; No. 4 mixed, 1 car
I part old) :c. Oats: No. 3 while, J cars
4. ; No. 4 whlto, 3 cars 44 V-.
Omuhs t nh Prices.
- WHKAT-No. 2 hard. Oi'.Vicni lt."l; No. I
hard, tciSl.uo; No. 4 hard. lU'u!c,
'ORN Nn. 2 white, 67-VO'jc; No. 8
hlt", 67Vjtfe; No. 4 While. 6V,,$j 67'4c ;
No 3 yallow, 67-VuO-o; No. 3 yellow, tl74
Hc; No. 4 y.-llow, ti7'-'i7c; No. J, 67Vte
6-ic; No. 3, i7Vi '"fl; No. 4, 77c; No.
i white. i,W, '" standard, 4.tf45',ir;
No. 3 whllo, 44fj 4c; No. 4 white, 44Vvjj
44c; No. 3 yellow, 44',41p4IVic; No, 4 yei
low, 44't4IVc.
H Alt u:-Maltlng, $1.1451.24; No. 1
fed rijc'ifllOS.
JtYU.Nv. 3, KUMc; No. 3. MQOSo.
Carlo IcereSpt.
Wheal. Corn. Oats.
.. 70. 113 74
Chicago ....
M uiiieapoll
Omaha
Duluth
1)1,
, 35
, 1W
11
17
CHICAGO UHA1N A!S'U PROVISIONS
l-'eatores uf the Tradlas anal (losing
I'rloea on Hoard uf Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3,-Weak owners sacri
ficed wheat today wholesale. On the re
sulting pnre tuiuole one Uealer was torced
to gUMnd and another had to trunater
all trades to nouavs possessing more capi
tal. Fear of the eltects of the federal
probe caused the break In the market.
The close was ntivous, o to 1SH'1Wo
under last night. Corn showed a net gain
of Vo to ',o and oats an advance of V'e
c to S''. In hog products the latest
trades yurled from a shade decline to a
gain of baiy.
It was a demoralized wheat pit for a
short time after the opening and there
wss a feeling of uneasiness all day. Le
Plie the fitct that the low point reached
today was a sc a bushel descent from cur
rent figures two Weeks ago and that the
cunseuuent losses were counted In mil.
lions, no important concerns were embar
rassed, the two establishments which felt
the Pini h being small.
A remarkable story that the plana for
m leoerai investigation had leaked pre
maturely nau a guoa ueal to do with help
ing wheat prices to recover in part. It
Was said that the government officiate
who had ordered the Inquiry had really no
rviueuce ai present aim that the dis
closure of their Intentions Would prove a
erious hand . tip. t,n this basis buyers
worked on the supposition II1H.1 the In
VeBtJisatlon Would lag. lietwernhe open
ing and close Itecvinber fluctunted from
.''(iy.iS,c to Wo. with last sales at DiWit
w 1 , a net oocuus 01 iViC.
Corn su.'iered severely from heavy Until
oat Ion eany, but more thun recovered
later. Liecember ranged fruin glo to Klkc.
clox'ng steady at tie, a gain of V.o over
last nlMht. Cash grades were In modest
demand. No, 2 yellow was quotod at !i'k
74Ve.
Stop loss orders In plenty raj-rled down
oats, but speculators took hold and forced
a rally, limn and low levels touched by
the December option proved to be 6o
and 46o, with the clous up at 4.c.
1'rovlhlons were firm. At the close pork
Was more costly by ta?Vfc".
tuoiation on leadlnu products were:
Amu II Opn. I llihh. I Iaiw. I Close. I s y
Vheat'
Dec
Muy.
July.
Corn
1 ic.
I I
-?V"4H
W 93Hfx !Hmr'
t
1
1 US
1
1 0I'
KrX
30
4'fS
64
t;iitiv,iVi
CI
n
w
3
Jilay.
4'1
July
Oats
.jW-tfW.ai
. 4Ml4.".
Dec
May
45
4Cia47
4t
4i!tsV(i
47T.,4J4o'4:
July,
Turk
Jan.
lUy.
Xurd
Jan.
May.
Tubs
Jau.
44
is f?m
15 7S
lti 32M
is m
11 04
u w
15 87H
1 17
00
UVs
t at
49
ltUM13t!
It) 2JV
17W I 00
1815-1TS
2.
3 :o
S 30 jaT-20) I S7W
May.
I S 2--, S 40
Cuxh quutatlons were as follows;
FLoUK Lus ; winter patents, H XQ
.: winter straights, 33.nuniv,.uu; sprtiig
traights. V4.COi4 bakers, tJ.oouCsu.
KVri No. 2. IMuVI'vC
PAKLKV Feed or mixing, TFh-iJjII.OL
HKi-;i' IluioUiy, U.twu 15.60; clover,
tl4 Oiihi .-j..t.
-HV ISIONS Mess pork, per bbt.,
tlt.tiJHtl lo.7i. lJrU, per loo lb., tS.W.
tthort ribs, side tluose), t-, vi.
Total clcurances ot whrut and flour
were equtU lo 1....U0 bti. Lxports for the
weeg, as snow it oy liraustreel s. were
4,di,i0 bu, Primai y rece.pts Were l,0,i.uou
bu., compared Willi oos.om) bu. the cone
ponding uay a year ag.. r-stimatcd re
teipts lor tomorrow: v neat, l can:
coin, cats; oat a, 131 cars; hogs, U.uuO
Iieitu.
Cnicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. 1
U.iWI. Nil I rerl llli,i:.'. N. n S I. .-.i
iioiil.ein. Sl ioM 0j, No. 2 luutliern. 11.04
4ilv7; iso. 3 noitiiern. 1 oj-ij !..; Nu.
spilng, tl.Ouujl.H; No. 3 epilog, Kii 11.01,
No. 4 spring. vc-l.ttt; velvet chaff, w
4l 04; durum, kucijl.v4. l orn: No. 2,
i.;i7K'; No. 2 white, 7oVi74'Hc; No. 2 yel
low, 73V74'.c; No. 3. ii-,u73ic; Nu. :
white, '.ji'.jc; Nu. S eliow, i3Sta,4c;
JSo. 4, ii; rso. l new, jo
4 white, ii..Jlc; Nu. White, new, bt
Kiu.--; No. 4 ehow, iH r;iiJc. Oat: No.
2 white, i.VLthc; No. 3 white, 4tWu4;c; No.
4 widle, . iuUu-tiK:; standard, wu47'c,
Itye; No. 2. M!,'V4'-.c, iarl.y, U(ill..
Timothy, lU to.ui.). Clovr, 14 uo.y ju.w).
Ill 1 i i.ll BUaU , Ovaiuieilas, elxlc
Olrles. iUC.
HiOri iicelpt 2.631 cases. Market
firm; at mavis, cases Included, 17juc
lirnts, pi line I.r.ls. c,
4 Jit-ili Stead) ; daisies, 14",&14,c
twUis, 14-ul4',c; young Americas, 14
14 v; long horns, H-t,HljC
poTAToliS steady ; choice
ik'ii-7oc; fir to good, fci.
to fancy,
loLLTKY Firm; turkeys,
ci.s. He; sprin,;, llVvC.
'liALr-t;Mdy at 3H'Zfl2c.
17c; chick
Mllevaake (irala Market,
MILWAL'K y.K, Nov. I-WJIEAT No.
1 imrthern. f.l V. Vu 1 0; fo. 2 northern
II w-i'il . 2 hard winter,
i'-; 1 '.-iTiiioei. w,'c; auay, l.w,.
O '.1 taji lard. 47c.
ii A ZlLL V jiailillK, Il ljl 23
Prorlat Market.
I'KORIA, Nov. 3. CORN Lower; No
( white. .w, ot'-.c; No. 4 white, new, 64c
Nu. 2 yellow, old. Tm; No. 2 yellow, old
Vi'.-; UK, ISw. 4 Jtliow, tiw, atn
.c; No. 3 mixed, old. 'ii.c; No. 4 mixed,
old, kv; ne, Mc; sanip.e, new, CI a.
OATS Lower; No. t white, old, 45'i
tt'tc; No. 4 white, old, 44.c.
K KW TOR K t.F.MCRAL MARKET
Quotations of the Par
Varloas
C ommodltles.
NKW YORK. Nov. 3 FLOUR Mnrket
unsettled; spr.n patents, I6.i6 fr; winter
straights. $4.uv4i 4.5o; winter pktents, 34
4.7 ; spring clears. 4.i "ti 4. Ml; winter
extras, No. 1. $.l.6",u 3.8J; wlnior extras.
No. 2, $345(13.55; K.iiiS4H straights, i.7".'
4 I"'. Ilye f.our, quiet; lair to good, $o.00U'
J.20; choice to fancy, $3.35'n 5.45.
Ci.iKNAiKAL nleady; tine white and
yellow, tl.4t' l.Urij coarse, 1.3iU l.v; kiln
dmd. 1 i,'u;i.75.
HW-luiii; No. 2, iSe nominal, c. I. f
liuKulo to arrive.
IiAKLKV-Km; malting. tl.17gi.25,
c. 1. f.. HuffaJo.
WMKAT-Miot, steady; No. 2 red, 9TV4c
elevator, export banls, and 7V f. o. b.,
atloat; No. 1 northern, t)uluth. $1.11. f. o.
b, afloat. The luturis market declined
l'1,iil'c at tho start under heavy selling
on foars of bearish results of tne govern
ment Investigation of an Illegal corner
In tha west and on the weakness on tho
outside markets and poor ca.h demand,
but regained part of tha lass on covering,
closing S jo net lower, liecember closed
at 13-lKo and May at tl .
OolCN Spot, dull; export No. 2. old,
We, f. o. h , afloat. The futures market
was nominal.
OATS spot, quiet. The futures market
was nominal.
HAY-Klim; prima. 11 JO; No. 1, tl.S
111 f-.; No 2, $1 A-t)l 2S.
1I1LES Steady; Central America, 21o;
Bogota, r"'(it'4C.
I.EATIIEK Firm; hemlock flrsU, V,
Tic; eeoonun, 2i24c; thlids, la'ailc; re
jects, l.Sc.
I'HOVISIONS Pork, steady; mess,
lB..ijtl7.i.; ismlly, $19 vwu H.vO; short
clears, tl.75Q 17.60. Beef, steadv; mens,
tU.wl3A; lannly, lU.Ctnj 14.00; beet
haniH, 'KuJl fiO. Cut meats, quiet;
(ilckled bellies, lu to 14 pounds, $ 1 0. 2i
U.2."i: pickled hams, Itl.uO-?, li t",. Iird.
steady; ndddla went prime, $!( ir.'(9.;j; re
fined, steady; continent, p; South
American, 310 40; comixiund, Ii.2jij7.60.
TALLOW Firm; prune oily, hhds..
b?c; country, Vj7c
JJUTT LK Firm, creamery special, KM
33ic; extras, an3J'tc; firsts, 2t4JOVc;
creamery, held specials, Jl'rtll'tc; cxlrss,
aivi:tuc; flrats, Ix-aiw; state dairy, tubs.
finest, Wallc; process, speciala, zsc; ex
tras, 2tv4'ic; factory, current make,
irits, 21v0.
liuuo Firm: iresn gatnerea extras.
.(iJic; extra llrsts, Jy.uc; firsts, fccuaic;
held ftesh, poor to prime, ltiijjzic; re
frigerator, first seaann's storage charges
paid, ZuftL'lc; refrigerator, first, on dock,
IWfciJlc; western gathered whites, iiS'iaso.
CHKIiSK Firm; state, whole miu cur-
rent make, specials, 14'4o; state, whole
milk curcnt make, average, JliiWuc;
fancy, 41o.
l'Url.TKi-Alive auu ena wenx; west
ern chlckotis, ll'dll'n; fowls, lruUc; tur
keys ltic: dressed lireuular. western
chickens, 7fil7c; fowls, 7'(16cVi; turkeys,
1lku21o.
Cariot iteceipts wneai, in cars, with lfl
Of contract grade; corn, 112 cars, with 27
of contract grade; oats, 7tt cars. Total re
ceipts of wheat at Chicago, Minneapolis
and JJuiutn tuaay were bs cars, com
pared with CTi3 cars last wek and M
cars the corresponding duy a year ago.
OMAHA GENERAL. MARKET.
CIIEFRr-TmporteiJ Rwlss. 2Je: Amer
ican Swiss, 2.'c; block Vwiss, ltic; twins,
17c; daisies, 17c, triplets, 17c; young Amer
icas, lc; i.iue label trick, 17c; ilmberger,
Mb.. nc; ilmberger, 1-lb., i:c.
BUTTKR-.No. 1. 1 lb., carton, 23c; No.
in bO-lb. tuba, 83c; No. 2, 2lo; packing.
21o.
POUI.TnT Broilers. lRn springs, 12c:
hens, lie; cocks. He; ducks, 18c; geese,
16c; turkeys, ioc; pigeons, per dos, $1.60.
Alive, broilers, lVc; hens, c; old
rooster and stags, 60; old ducks, full
feathered, Ho; geese, full fetahnred, 10c;
turkeys, lie; guinea iowis, ua eacn;
Ignons. per dot.. 7uc; homers, per doa,.
U.ui); siiuabs. No. 1, 11.60; No. 2, 60c.
F18I1 Pickerel, 11a; white, 13tilbc; pike.
tFic; trout, 1 I'd 13c; large orappies, llxirluc;
Spanish mackerel, lvo; eel, Isc; haddocks,
13c; flounders, 13o; green catfish, 13nri6c;
roe shad. 31.0 each: shad roe. Per nalr.
40c; salmon, 13o; halibut, Vo; yellow purch,
3c: buffalo, Mr, bullheads. 14c
iiUKf tuis-no. 1 ribs, ic; no. 2
ribs. 134c: No. S ribs. tc: No. 1 loins.
11HM!: No. 2 lotus. 1314c: No. S loins. ,o:
No. 1 chucks, 7 He; No. 3 chucks, tc;
No. S chucks, 54c; No. 1 round, lie; No. I
round, t)tc: No. 8 round, Kc; No. 1
plate, cc; No. plate, 4& No. I plate,
4VC
FHtTITS Apples Cooking varieties, per
Dot., i.ii; jonainan, pur 11111., H.iju; Cali
fornia Belleflower, per box, $1.26: Colo
raoo Jonathan, extra funcy, per box,
$2.26; Pen Davis, per bbl., $3.U). Hit-
bHiias-funcy select, per buncii. 3..2ipCu
I.bO; Jumbo, per bunch, ti.7t.u3.7j. Cunta-
toupes voioraoo, suwiuaru vi count, 31. ,i
er crate; pony crates, M count, l.6o;
'olotado Osage, 12 slse, per crate, $1.0).
Cranberries Vv Iscotisin fancy, per b'A.,
to w; per uox, isi.w. uaies Alienor brand,
new, 30 1-lb. pkgs. In boxes, per box. 32.2o,
figs California, per case of 12 12-o.
pkgs., M,c; per case of 60 0-os. pkgs.. $3.00;
New Turkish, 6-crown In 20-1 h. boxes,
Per in., po; o-crown in 20-iu. boxes, per
lb., ltic; 7-crown In .-l b. boxes, per lb..
17o. Orapes Nsw Yorit and Michigan
Concords, per 7-lb. basket, IVc; California
Tokays, per 4-baakel crate, $1.26. Lvmuns
Llnioiieira brand, extra fanc, 3ou-3ti
sizes, por uox, su.id; ixima Linionolru,
lancy, Ai0-i0 sixes, per box, $1U0; 240
and 420 sixes, 60c per box less. Oranges
Nlakaia iteuiunus vaienoias, w-120 slsss,
...... . tr. . 1 lit,:.'l -M,, .1 .
1er nw, v.m., ,uv-,iv-wv-.ivN siBrs, per
ox. $6 60. Peaches Callfot ma and Colo
rado, per box, $1.00. Pears California
Duchess, B. Hardy and it. Clarlgeau, per
bo-10. no i, sj.ou; ioib oi iu ooxes or more,
i6.Wt M1W1VIIUQ, fur WW) Sv'.W, uinui
rlichlgan, per basket, $2.26.
V Lut i'AtJLLb-iltans string and wax,
per market basks1, l.vut.26. Cabbage
wiscoiutin, per id., iituiv. ceiery Mich
igan, per dos., 36c; Colorado umbo, per
Uos., i. c ucumoers nut nouse, per
dos., $1.76. iigplant Fancy Florida, per
dox,, $1.00. oarllc Kxlra fancy, while,
per 10., mo, lotiurs-a,xtra lancy leaf,
per uos., sue. uiuoiia riome grown,
white, per crate, si.iu; yei.ow. per crate.
$1.00; red glob, per lb., 2tc; Wlsoonsln,
enow, in sacas, per id., tc; bpamsli,
per crate, i-arsiey fancy home
grown, per dos. Bundles. Potatoes-
Minnesota r.aiiy onto, per bu., 84c; Wis.
cousin white stock, per bu., 90c; In 10
sack lots, bo ieaa. bweet 4'otatoe Vir
ginia, per bbl., 33.60; per bu. psk., $1 Si.
Iiutabagas in sacks, per lb., lo. To-
niatoe lloin giowu, per market basket,
io .60.
Mlscisi4iAiNKOi; Aimonns Califor
nia soft shell, per lb., 2oc; tn sack lota.
lu leas. Urasii nut Par in., 13c; in aack
lots. 10 less. Chestnuts Per lb., loc. Co.
coanuts Per sack, $o.26. Filberts Per
lb., lo; In sack lots. 10 less. Peanuts
Hoasted, ler lb., kc; raw, per lb., IHo.
Pecans Lai go, per lb., loc; in sack lots,
lo less. valuuis New crop, Ull, Cali
fornia, per lb.. 17Vic; In aack lots, la less.
Cider New, per i.-ai. nni., w.iu; per
i-gal. bbl., S6.00. Honey New, 24 frames.
$3.ia. Krout rsr i-gai. a eg, as.,; per
-gaL keg. i
Bt. Lssli Geaerat Market.
ST. V LOl'IS. Nov. 8--WHF.AT-Cash.
loweLf-track, No. 2 reel. K.WU'-i'; No. 3
hardfH H.10; December, 1N:'UXk;; May,
t ttr bower; iraca, rQ. s, 11c: no. 1
white. 73c: December. &3c: May, 1.30.
OATP BtronRer; track. No. 3, 6c; No.
2 whim, Iv; December, 46c; May, 400.
RV. I ucnanifeu, at kou.c.
FIXIUR blow, steady; red winter pat
flits, $4 46'!! I. &; extra fancy and stralKht,
13 ivxi-4 .; hard w inter unit s, k.4o.0.
bl. i-.i 1 inu.iny, ui.uoiuit.uu.
C)HNMKA1-$3SI.
11 KAN Weak; sacked, east track, $1.13
(11.14.
UAY-Txwer; timothy, $13 .00.00; prat
rie. 311 4xu 100.
I'hoV iMU.So- Pork, unchanged; Job-
blitK. Ijiru. hleher; prime steam,
)i '.u-jiS.!'J. Dry salt meats, unchanged;
boxed extra shorts, ih,; clear 1,1. ,
3iS7; short dears. IH 1,',. Kacon, un
t hatiKed; boxed extra slioi l, 9 SiV; clear
rib. IihTV,: short rleurs. I0 .L'tfc,
I'OlUKf Firmer; chickens, IHc;
spriiiui!. Vic; turkeys, 14c; ducks, lie;
gt-eee. He.
Hi TTF.R Firm; eresmery, 24aJlo.
LUUd Firm, at 21i33i'.
Receipts. BhlDmenta
Flour, bbl.
Wheat, . bu.
Corn, bu....
Oat, bu....
4) 7.00O
410) 4.1 tmo
4i.oi"i m.uo
Xi.ooj W.ooo
I.lterpool Grain Market.
lJVF.Itl-OOL. Nov. a.-WllKAT-Spot.
weak: No. 2 Manitoba. 7 l'kl; .No. 3 Maui
toba, 7 7d. Futures, weak; December.
7s 3v,d. March, 7s 2'ad; May, 7s 2 ,d.
CORN Spot Weak; American. iulxed4s
4(1. Futures very weak; Jouuary, Im 6'd;
February, f 6t,d.
Fiji 1'R Winter patents. 27 3d.
liol-o-la Lvuvluii. Paclflo coast, U9
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
ApieisiTe Buying' of Previous Dayi
is Suspended.
READING STRONGEST OF LIST
Qantatloae More l aeertalaly, Itana
Inm at Times Above the Pre v Ions
Day's (lose and Aarala
Ilelorr It.
NEW TORK. Nov. 3-The scgresslve
Inlying of stocks, which ralxed prices
rapidly early In the week was suspended
todsy. Quotations moved uncertainly,
ranging at times above yestenlny's clone
and again below It. During most of the
day prices were liluher.
Heading roue 2' to Ilt.'4. It wns the
strongest among the principal stocks.
Canadian l'ailfic and Krie were very
strong, Amerlcsn Hmeltlng halteil sfter
Its swift advance. For a time It sold at
6, the hi Reel of the fovement, but It fell
hack arid closed with a net loss. United
Plates Bteel apparently has resumed Its
normsl place in speculation, showing no
further effects or the dissolution suit.
The malority of more prominent issues
closed witn only small charges.
I-omlon agnln took profits hers. Its
tminou'tloris ran to about lft,000 shares,
chiefly nn the selling side, with the bulk
of trading In United States Bteel and
Amalgamated Copper.
Announcement of the formation of a
corporation with Ii3,00 capital stock,
the largest kind lo be flosted for some
time, wss accepted as a further indication
of better conditions.
The hardening In call money during the
lant day or two was followed today by a
relaxation of rates, In spite of loxs of
cash by the banks. Preliminaries and do
mestics bused on the known movements
of money indicate a los for the eek of
about U.OOh.dio.
Trading In bonds contracted today. The
tone was firm. Total sales, par value,
.!,Sm,0iO. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of :ales and tending quotations
on stocks were as follows:
BsIm. Illsti. Diw. Clws.
Allli-ClMlinars pfJ
Amalitamata fnppar ...
Amarlian Asrlrultursl ,,
Am. Bawt Huitar
An.erlraa Can
Aniarlran C. V
Am. Cotton Oil
Amartran , a L. pfd...
Am. Ice Banurltlea
American Inaeeil ,
Amarlian Lncnmiitlve ...
American S. A K......
Am. 8. K. pM
Ani. Htael lnundrlaa
Am. Sugar Harinlns
Amerlmn T. c T
American Tobacco pfd....
American Woolen
Anai-anda kilning Co
10't
4 U
to
In',
t
4J
II
171i
7t
101S4)
11
l)7Mi
13-.
17
10
I4"4
lottVk
lo'
137
tt
19
7f.'4
j:m?,
II
1
20,1
13
IS
4
3D
145
10!1'4
15
S
'.V4j
140
11
147
14
4
t''
W '4
4
4.1
1M
126
41
13t
14
44
lot)
H'lO
'"ii
K)
101
HilO
l.aiHI
100
0
TOO
too
111
lKi'4
11" -4
H7'.t
sr, ' "
1 1 ui '4
u?,
L'Hi4
x )i
7
1H
as
1.14
7
'is'
lot
1WH
i:
it
7i'.
3I'4
Atcrilaun, eX'div
Atcblaoa pfd
Atlanllo Coaat Line
tlaltlmora & Ohio
Ilathletiem Hteel
Ilroiiklm Rapid Tr
Canadian I'aclllo
Central lAathor
Cantrat lealhar pfd
tntral of Now Jure..
4;heapsk Ohio
Chicago A; Alton
00 73 H 71
Chlcaso U. w.,
Chicago O. W. pld
I'hlcaco aV N. W
Chicago, M. 81. P....
C. .. C. A 8t. L
1,100 I1014 104
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern....
Conaolldated Gas
1.400
l.onj
too
too
loo
loo
1404
1IH
litis
tfi
4H
I OX
14
14
44 '4
IMS
L
- 43 :
'iis
444.
10
1H
i
147
14
49".
lo4
4:
1MV
124
41H
"wi
4S4
104 Ss
4!orn Producta
Delaware A lludaon
Iii.r A Itlo Urands..
Denver A H. O. pfd
111. tiller- DocurUlM ....
Krie
5.100
Kris let pfd
Krla Id pld
Oeneral Klectrid
. ll.eoo
. son
...
11
(Iraat Northern pfdi
100
Great Northern Ore stfs
l.aOil
llllnala Csntral ...
lntarborough Mat.
Int. Met. pld i..
Intornallonal Harveatar
WO
1M
Int Marine pfd
10
tn
II
IK
international Paper ' .....
nternat tonal rump eu an
lows C'anlral
K.nMa Citv Soothers....
K. C. Bo. pld in
Lac led Use 400
If.
104
ita
lit
11
.....
117
47
14
lo
It
104
iii
:m
Kit
10
6
104
104',,
14 .
istsi
S1V4j
12S
474k
14
108 14
. It !
101
ii'i"
1014
loa
Loulartlle A Naanviii.. euv
141
II
Minn. Bt. Louts ...
M . Ht, P. A B. 8. St..
100
100
i'000
1,100
BOO
JO0
I. M
100
2.404
i.'aoo
UK)
4.2O0
200
in
Mlaanurl, K. A T......
M . K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourl Paulflo
National Blacult
National Lead
11
17
4114
117
47
N. JH. It. of M. id pld
New York Central......
N. Y . 0. A W
14
101
l
1
Norfolk A Weatern....
North Amerlmn
Northern Pacific ,
Pacific Mall
peouaylvanls, sx-div
People's Oaa. e-dlv...
73
111
121
KC
P.. C.. C. A . .
Pltutiurgh Coal
Prraacd Steel Car f(l It
IT
Pullman Palace I r..
W
29
Hallway Bteel spring
Reading
t"0
..IU. loO
." i'oio
.. I.too
,. i0
m
Hi
'ii"
41
41
'TO
iii
90
Tl
'si"
i
43
m
11
'ii
17
H
41
US
10
Hepuhlio Bteel
Iteputillo Bteel pld
Hock laland Co
Hock laland Co. phi....
Ht, U . V. d pfd
1
Hi '4
60
4m
MS
4)1
2M
41
Ht. Louie H. W
at 1. a. W. pfd to Tl
1
11
40
Hloaa-Bheffleld 8. A I.
Houthern Pacific ,
Houihern Hallway
So. Hallway ptd ,
4, WW
l.HKI
100
......
400
loo
luO
n.ioo
100
Uf
1114,
11V4
'iiii
un
43'a
lisVa
1
111
70
Tfiin.ei.ee Copper
S3
Tease A I'aclllc ,
T., Ht. L. A W ,
T., Bt. L A W. ptd..,
14 4
1
41!
Pulnn pactno
Colon I'sclllo pld
United Hlaun Ilealty..
147
IVt
7
44
Polled Bale iiunnar.
.. 4,100
. .111,900
4.100
.. t.100
Pnlled Slates Bteel...
V. B. Bteel pttl
Utah t)Pler
UI
10a t
4J1,
4
Va.- arollns uneaii
47
12
us
n
Wahaak
Wenaen pfd
Weatern Meryland ....
Weetlnghnuee klactrl
u.d.rn Union
if.
M
W
1,100
vuo
M
44
W 'heeling U 31
l .io.li Valley
4
llOv,
III 170
Total lales lor th day. 4M.104 shares.
New York Slr Market.
vrw vniii Nov. 2. MONK Y On call
steady; 2(u'i', per cent; ruling rate. 2
per cent; closing oiu, i-er
at 2H per cent. Time loans, steady; sixty
days? SVuS P tvni: ninety days, 3
ir cent: six n nnui., oth
V pfllMK MERCANTILU PAPi.:t-4Vi
, A . . . tl t
BTFRL1NO EXCHANOR-PteaaT. wltn
actual business In bankers; bills at K8S75
for sixty cloys ana ai e.eiwv tm unuw.,
. . . .Xnll l.llln 14 hi
hlLVlU Ur. ''. -.-
--. ... ...
IIONDD uovernmeui, i"7,
fl.in
Closing quoiauona 011 uuuua louay wer
as lollows!
V. B. nf. la, fM-. i' ". . ..,
SO coupon -1 ,.nu .,
V t. la, res do 4a
do coupon 101 K. C. Ho. let la.
V 4a, re 1" U I. deb. 4a lUl.
a;
,
. 71
, It
do eoupon .".".. ......
AIII-tUal. let U... . ,24. K. A T It 4a
,
, e
.
earner, as. u 10114. o sen. a.
T. A T. o. 4S..101 -mo racuic 4a.
14
Am. Tubatce 4a Vr , " "
do fa v.. B. aa.... n.
Armour A Co. ' 7,0,..
Ai.hl.oa lo- 'N- Yi
00 c." la 104 N. A W. lat . 4..
.!.. stet Is ....iviil VV. sees a ............ ! 1
. j. 1. i-t 4. .... po. 00 e. aa lo:
Ual. A Ohio 4a N. Pacific 4a 10.1
do !V.a
00 W. le.... !'. S. U rfdg. 4a... M
nraok. Tr. cv. ta... nrnn. c. la I1J.. T
e.n. of Oa. la I01 do eono. 4 pi
4V. Leather la Beedlni gen. 4....ei
l'. of r. J- B .'. . . is. e an
.-h.a. A Ohio 4Va. .101V. do gra. (a
11
do ret. M .- 1. e. n e. a
. . 7S
echl.-ao A. l'a. ai -uo in S"ld 4..
c. n. a j. r"- "
.. 60
do en. 4a iw. "v. -ui. aa...
.. 12
C. M. A e T. o ct. 4.
.. IT
.. M
.,101
.. n
..mi',
..101
.. T4
C. K. I. A f. . a. " ,'"'"
do rts 4a ' "y. lunwir ee. ..
t'olo. Ind to "V, as en. 4m
eeoolo. Mid. 4e In Ion Pai-illa 4a..
t" A r. A e. 4V,. TT4 do c. 4e
en A H. e. 4. ... " a m rer aa.
et A It. O. 4e S. Kuht.ee a..
d ,.t 6a 7'al' "leel Id 6a .
.101'
n,M ,u.r.' aa va-4ar. t'hetn. .6a. .1011:.
trie p. I. 4a 1 Wabaj.h 1.1 6a
. 4a 00 i"l
da cY 4a. aer. A.. 6itv,We.ern Md. 4
d'j aerlee 8 rPeel. Kleo. ev
e-'i
IP,
1
e;n Blec tr. ej..li -v. la. central
Hi. Oen l.t ref. 4a Mo. pec, c. 6,
p.l. Met 4He !! Panama, la loii.
Bid, .-Ullcree.
Iloston Mock Market.
BOSTON, Nev. 3 -'!oslng quotation on
stocks wer a follows: e
Alloue iv,.vona( 411,
A mat. l"oplr 64V,..,.o Con , 1.
A K. U S .-i.: m Mine .... V ,
Arla..na ui 4. r.uns iiutte ...
:t
4
4.",
t
V
II. A C A . at. a inii uae ...
Iiutte t'oalllloa " 0d ltowiuluai ,
I'll. A tnuul 4Vill.ei
Cal A llia V rrrut . A C
.oWi.nlal eUulnar
a
'V
tl
V .. H
il... US
teal
4'p. Baiiae C. C... HSr.naniios ,
Ka.t Hallt C. M ... I t ivrUf
rr.uM!o 444 lrl. A .
I.Icm O.H 4 6 141 . S. R. A
loo liii l"i
l.suo KSa M'.s
'i'.ini 'in" 'W'i
4.000 .11" mv,
700 bi 4H
4.4O0 44 4i
"'iiii 'ji" 'l7
l'"0
coo iii t;
i,iio t ;4
loo loi Wi
.H.uW Ua.
31 tasiara,
flreene Canmea .... Tt tn p'4
!! Until Copper. 14 flit r
K-rr le 'Slt.h I rvt to.
Iake fipp.r tTSWlnon
Ii galle dirtier 4 WolTertnS
Ullml Cooper 1
4,
J '4
II
RF.PORT OF CUt: A II 14 G IIOt'SE
NKW YOP.K. Nov. 3 Itrsdstreet's
bank clearings report for the week end
ing November 2 snows an aggregate oi
ai.JJ6."2I,tM, as RKinst 32,J.iw7.()W last
week snd 33.oJV,30o,uuU tn tho correspond
ing week Isst year. The following is a
list of the cities:
Cities.
New 1 ork
Chicago
noaiun
rhliuneiphla
HI. iwmis
I Clearings. I Inc. Dec.
I Jl.xai.a-u.iMJi I 2.k
, 4.4ii,o4l 0.
.1 2M,.4J.tiOJ V.bi
. l.-1,H..0.i, I 1.0
7,0O4.ut) 8.4i
annai city
tVi.lli.OWi I 0.
48.41.000 '.j 7.4
fvty,( 4.!
8D.201 ,("J0 I 0.1
2o,ii3h,w l.
21l,iu6.0 12.3
m.olM.Od'i 1.3
lj.M,o.i: 13.3
l,iW.,ij"0 0.0
II.kM.OjO, 11.7
17,b.m.(K)it 13.1
ll.fcw.omr 1.7
13,a.'l 2-4
ll.OHu.OiO, 3.7
14,410.0O0 15. &
14.4jU3.f4s! 6.0
12.244,0H() 13.2
B.H.(,oH 4.2
xo.rs7,4s s.
1,)iOO 2.8
,M2,000 14.8
7.50(,IO .2i
7.3tl. 3-6
6.534,0J0) 4.3
8,04'.i,M 4.6
10,2Z3,0 0.4
6.12.(K) 3.2
4i.Ui3,lX) 2.1
6.ii6,0',O 1.8
i.m.vA 8-7
l.tVH.O'JO 13.0
4.oSl,0u0i 4.3
4,0;3,Hi 1.T,
4,24S.0H 17.2'
citisouifch
Can 1'raricisoo .....
lialtmiore
incitinatl
Minneapolis
leveland
ew Orleans
I'etrolt
Omaha
ls Ansreles
iuIhviIia
Milwaukee
eatt!o '
Ht. Paul
At.anta
ortland. Ore
Knflaio
Iienver
Indianapolis
Providence
Richmond
Washington
St. Joseph
Fort Worth
Memphis
fail Luke City ....
.oiumhus
lhany
i'acoma
.Savannah
Spokane, Wash. ..
Toledo
Hartford
Rochester
4. H7,0.io 10.81
4.1W.() 0.K'
4.6'.i6.('0i) 37.7'
D.HM.OUOI 21. 0
"l.DSX.OOilj 17. 2
3.1li3,OiiO -4.71
5. H.iM0 2.8
3,lUi4,lHX)i 0.4
2.4. ".1,IXW) 13.0
2.834,0001 8.1
, 2,M!,0tw 6-3
2,HiS.0iH 6.0
2,UO9,O0O 3.7
2,t!t;.S.0O0l 14.2
2,2fiil,oiioj 20.1
2.030.000 So. 4
1,1M4.0(1 55.2
2.706.0001 30. C
2,70r.,0o0 21.3
2,218.000
1.8B4.O0OI 20.0
2,248.010! 4.6
J,!tX4,000 9.0
2.242.000 8.8
2,0W,0oD...v. 17.6
1,759,0001 4.7
2.024. t30 22.6
1,0.18,0001 7.2
1.571,000 6.7
1.5. '!9,000 8.3
l.tel.OOO 13.9
1.4i.000 14.1
7i.0")l 1.8
lies Moliii'S
Nashville
Ouluth
Wichita
eoila
Norfolk
Oakland, Cat
loux City ,
Sew Haven
Oram Rapids
Scranton
Ulrmlnghnm ,
acksonvllle, Fla.
Oklahoma
Syracuse
ugustH, Ua
Worcester ,
Evansvlllo
Springfield, Mass.
Dayton
Portland, Me ,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Little Rock
Charleston, 8. C
Knoxvllle
hattanooga
Lincoln
Davenport
Wilmington, Del..
Mobile
Wllltenbarre
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Sacramento, Cal..
1,S77.000 15.5
Topeka
1.4i'2.CiO 21.31
1.204.000' 15.6
4 16),000 186.1
1,228.0001 8.0
1,303,000 18.2
J, 221,000 23.2
1,079,000 0.S
1.032.000 0.2
I,0!i2.000 9.S
4S2.00OI 9.3
l,295,O0O 341.0
1,184,000 26.7
778,0001 17.1
752,000! 17.9
470,0.111 12.6
944.000 2.6
6D2.0OO 6.1
647.0)0) 17.6
671.000 23.6
441.000 8-0
4;6.(I00 9.6
639,0iiO 6.7
. 604.000! 14.3 ......
452.0001 86.8
641,000! 23.6
477,00f) 19.2
890.0001 ' 2-9
W,000! 13.3
878.0001 0.6
IMI.Oflol 9.3
i'W.OOOj 0.4
1,111.0001
39.904.000 88.7
31.030.0001 67.8 .....'.
edar Rapids, la...
Macon
Full River
Touncstown
New lied lord
Sprlnftfield, 111
ort Wayne
Canton. 0
Sioux Falls, S. D...
Akron
Helena
Columbia, S. C
Lexington
Fargo, N. D...
Krie, Pa
Kockford. Ill
Qulncy, 111
Blooming-ton, 111...,
Hester, Pa.
Springfield. O
8outh Rend, Ind..
Lowell
ackson, Miss. ...
Blnghamton
Decatur, 111
Mansfield. O
Fremont, Neb
Vlrksburg. Mass. .
Jacksonville, III....
York, Pa.
Waterloo, lo.
Houston ,
Galveston
Not Included in totals because contain
ing other items than clearings.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Nov. 3. American securities
were unlet and featureless auring ine
enelv irmlinir today. Prices ranged from
higher to 'i lower uian yesieruay a
New York closing.
Conaols. money.. 71 1-lttoulevllle A N.
..102V,
do acoount
71 -., K. A 1...
.. II1N. Y. Central.
.. 1Vt Norfolk A W..
..110-14 do pfd
..1'MiuOntarlo A W...
., B2 7e
A mat. ;opper
..110
..111
.. 11
Anaconda
AUhieon
do pfd
.. 4044
Ilaltlniure A Ohlo...l01ViPennaylvanla ..
.. MV,
.. v
.. 13V
.. H'4
auadl.n Parltlo. S4 Hand Mines....
beeanealie A O.... 76 Heading
Chicago U. W..
to Southern Hr
Chi., Mil
A Bt..
P. 11244 do ptd
... 14 !a Southern Pacific
.. 7!
IX Beera.
..lli
..1724,
.. flv,
'iiio'o!!
Denver A
26 Union Pacllle....
60 do P'd
14HU. 8. Steel
65 S4 do pfd
43 Wabaah
lf4 to pfd
do pfd
Erl
.. 4044
..ins4
do lKt ptd
do 24 pfd
Grand Trunk
llllnute Central....
It.'
steady at 251-16d per 01.
hll.vr. H liar,
UllMli'VvtU.rn1, ner cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for abort bHla Is S-VirStt per cent; for
three month' bill. awtlS1) per cent
New Vork MlnlnB Stocks.
NEW YORK. Nov. S. Closing quota-
tlona on mining stocks were:
Alice .1..1I.0 Little Chief
. (
.160
.100
.1
.10
,. 44
tlm. Tunnel steesri. II
Meilcsa
de ponaa
Ontario
Octilr
8landnrd .....
Yellow Jacket
Con. C.I. A Vs.... 76
iron Silver 100
eLeadvllle Cos. .... 1
Minneapolis Uraln Market
MINNKAPOLIS, Nov. S. WHEAT Te-
ceinber, $1.04H41.0o; My, Jl.usvU'Lts"
Julv. ll.oVA. Cash: No. 1 hard, $1.0ut
Jo. 1 nortnern. 11.11w1.w1, "uim-
rn. 1.02',i'I.li; No. 3, 9i'.c'1i'$1.00.
I'LAMJ.UV
BARLEY 70ciS$l. 18.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 6!H70c.
41 ATS No. 3 white, 4&ni-4uy,o.
RY K? No. 2. 8SSc.
RRAN-422.0y.i 23.25.
k-tiilll Kirt natent. aVi.10i7lo.40: sec
ond patents. $4.7rtt5 00; first clears, $3.tioy.
u-.- . f-,tnrt eleara. 12.50TI1 2.90.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3. Imports of mer
ehanJise and drvgoods at the port of New
York for the week ending octoDer v were
valued at $20,540,879.
Imports of specie for th week ending
today wer $220,074 llver and $465,225 gold.
lOxixirt or specie ior ine m noio
$l,oa.0u& silver and $437, r gold.
Kanaa City CJraln ss4 Provisions.
KAMiAS CITY". Mo.. Nov. 3 WHKAT
Cash, unchanged to lo lower; No. 2
hard, 9Vnt1.0i; No. 3, 9.'K-t$i.05; No. 3
red, 87(iii7l4c; No. S. 4(iiJ0c; December,
SkiSuf'Hc; May, K.4109',0.
CORN I'ncliangrd; No. I mixed, 71&
71V: No. 3. 7lVc; No, 2 white, 71Vc; No.
8. t94i71c; PecemlM-r, 2'c; ilay, (BSJ
US.c; July, o.ivii03c.
OATS Dull; No. 2 white, iSStSHc; No.
t mixed, 40'vUI'Cs
ill r. ?ifu-c.
11AY eu-ady; choice timothy, $19,509
20.00; choice prairie, $l3.oo i:t.so.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu
, ..t.
..12.04)
..11.UV0
24.110)
lSi.000
15.OJ0
Corn, bu
Outs. bu.........
A Booklet for Investor.
Th Harris Trust and Pavings bank,
Harris building. Chicago, has issued a
booklet, entitled, ".jomis f. r Safe Invest
ment, intenoea ior mo j ii.-n.
planning to Invest in bo:.ds for the first
time. Its aim Is to explain In aln.pl
I-.,,,, the uurnoae and unes of various
claaees of bonds and to Indicate th value
of bonds a safe inveMiuenia iur mui
vldtial as yt II as safd iiitinent. Coplas
ou application.
Dry Good Market.
NRW TORK. Nov. 3. DRY'lIOODS At
trie carpet auction during the ouy tne
prices seemed were higher than tho.se
paid at the opening on numbers of aim
liar character offered. Cotton good trad
ing wa o.ult for th day, with price
bowing a slightly steadier trend. Tarn
ur e. with trading light. Messallnes
In Hk ai txtllui called Uf f SMIlna
tlaUvu-y
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt! Light, with Trade
Dnll and Weak.
LITTLE CHANGE IN HOG PRICES
Pat Sheep a ad I.amb la Moderate
apply, While Prices Remain
In Aboat he Same Notches
Tha radar
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. , 19U.'
Hecelpts were: Cattie. Hogs, hheep.
Official Monday 11.073 2.'2 303'
Miinai j uesday 8,71,6
Official Wednesday .... 6.244
Off, rial Thursday 1,9.
Lstlmate Friday l.paj
Five day this week..?6lm3
Pame days last week. .35.208
Hame days 2 wks. bro.36.2!M
Hame daya 3 wks. ago.31.679
amo days 4 wks. aifo.40,4
Same days last year. ..38.207
The following taste shows the receipt
or cattle, hos;s and sheep at South Omaha
ror the year to date, as compared with
last year; 1311. 191a Inc. Dec.
yl"e l,l.f,717 1,051,93
"" !.l!.tti J.ff.4,213
sheeP 2.617,6o9 2,637,912
The followlna- labia ahowa
61,200
3n2,4?t
18,727
the averse;
prices paid for hoka at South Omaha for
lew days, with comparisos.
Date. I 1911. 1910.1909.1908.ll7.!lfOS. 11905.
Oct 27..
Oct. 28..
Oct. :..
ct. ;i..
Oct 31.
Nov. 1..
Nov. 2..
Nov. 2..
134 8 36 7 64 6 901 I t 131
t Li 8 a0 7 Oil 6 071 E F!
, I 13j 7 tio & 601 5 4HI C 15
f1.! 1 7 701 5 60 6 eO 0 05,
12, 01 I 5 Sj 6 6:j 6 02'
6 03TI 7 871 7 721 5 61 C 05
4 83
I 4 92
e
4 94
4 93
4 81
t- -S 7 91 7 bo 6 72, b tJSI b 10 4 90
Writ S 09! 7 CS 6 Ml 6 07 4 i7
Sunday. -
Receipt and dlnnnsltlnn nf ik-.
t the Cnlnn stock varrlu Km ilh Omaha
r twenty-four hour, enillnir at a m'
yesterday: '
KICCRIPTS CARLOADS.
M. ft St P
vniiie. nogs, sneep.
8
1
V abash
Union Paclflo
C. &. N. w., east....
C. N. W.. west
. 4
. 4
. 4
! 34
! 'i
..63
S
20
1
2
41
2
St. P. M. At Ct.
C, H. & Q. east...
C, B. & Q., west...
C, H. I. & P., cast.
Chi. at. West..;....
Total receipts....
46
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
v'mana lacking CO.... 53 2! 623
.Hwllt and Comuanv Sou iK,i i t,i
Cudahy Packing Co.... 857 911 '471
Armour & Co lot 1,842 1,988
Cudahy, from Denver. 243
1111 Ac Son oo
R. Root & Co M
J. H. Bulla 12 : I '
McCreaiy & Carey 6
H. F. Hamilton 17 .
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co... 25
Cllne & Christie 61
Other l-uyera U3 jVgil
Toa'a 1,453 4,0f. 18,200
CATTLE Onlv fortv rr..h ... .
tl were In slKht thia ninrnlni laavlnv
tho total for the week tin to flat a nnlv
20.082 head, or over 9,000 head short of
iiio same oays last week and over 12,0o0
neii anort OI the corrennonriinir norloH
of last year. With so few cattle In sight
the market, as might be expected under
such circumstances was without any new
or Interesting features. There did not
appear to bo enough cattle of any one
un aue 10 reauy intorest buyer
and accordingly th trade was slow and
weag a usual on a Frnday. Whll the
trade wa very Blow and dull caul were
n practically all cleaned up.
The Present market nn t h. vnAroi
of both killers and feeders is around 25
uifeuci ineiii n was one weeg ago.
This mean that the decline the latter
part of last week has been recovered and
inai lne marKet is now Just about where
ii tv.ii un eany part or last week.
isolations on native cattle: Uood to
choice beef ateers, $7.00&7.'6; fair to good
neer steers, $j.OOru5.7r: common to fair
beef steers, $4.4OS5.00: aood to choice hAif.
ers, $4.tOl5.30; good to choice cow, $4.2.5
4.85; fair to good cow and heifers, $3.75
common to lair cows and heifers
$2.7rt3.76; veol calves, t3.Wfl1.ot).
uuotadono on ran ire cattle- r.n.4 tn
choice beef steers, $5.77i&6.75; fair to good
" ieera,o.uouo. io; common to fair
beef steer. $4.40in5.00L cood to rhnln. rtr.
ers, $4.40ti5.15; good to choice cows, $4.35
4.90; fair to good cows and boifers. $3.75
iiniu iu cnoice stocKers and leeders
$4.80(liti.OO; Jalr to good stackers and feed
ers, 4. Am 4. Common to far lnik.r.
and feeders, $4.4ora4.:t5; stock heifers, $3 25
t34 25; bulls, stags, etc., $3.25314.90.
iiepresentative sales:
HKKF .-.TEERS,
No.
At.
.101$
. 180
. tf.0
. til
. 7f,S
.1064
. Ull
.1S0O
.1440
. S40
. 140
. 1k4
. l:t
. 120
. Ill
.. 140
Pr.
t 7J
t 10
2 S3
3 25
3 40
No.
At.
..1344
.. 4.15
..1160
. . 1024
..1220
.. 77
M
11
O, S.
1 4
I 43
1 M
1 H
4 II
4 M '
t
1
11
I
3
3
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
I 40
4 75
i!ULIS.
I 45 1
3 63
.14(0 t T$
CALVES.
3 00
1 60
4 00
1..
I 50
7 00
130
i;o 7 00
mo 1 00
164 7 IS
14 1 60
110 7 60
4 6
4 60
4 40
4 45
4 00
10
4.
1.,
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 ; 700 4 40 il ,t 4 f
711 4 45 t 440 4 65
4 M7 4 44 $ 424 t 10 .
liuub t-ie.u.a, in nog Hade at the
opening had a weak tone, but few sellers
were willing to accept shuded to lower
bids, and the market aulckly shaned ur.
lnnea ly form. Bulk of a moderate sup
ply changed hands at figures almost Iden
tical wan tnose ot yesterday, but move
ment wa lacking in activity, and tt re
quired two or three hour to make a
complete clearance. Toward the extreme
close the demand became better, but no
visible Improvement In prices resulted.
Total receipts were estimated at about
sixty loads, mostly butcher and packing
stuff. Weighty offerings drew the high
figures, but preference for lard varieties
was Indicated only by small premiums.
Speculative demand throughout tha ses
sion wa fairly active, but limited, while
there were very tew purchase made on
actual outside order.
Bulk of business ranged from $6.06 to
$6.15, the same as yesterday. Long strings
landed at ri. ltkji (i.liVi. and there wa aiao
a lair trude in good heavie at $6.15. The
oesi mixeu nogs on sain, carrying a classy
top sort, sold at $.1V,, a tpllt nickel
inuo yesteruav nign price.
No. At. So. Pr
No.
At.
,..2M
...411)
...261
...21
...2.10
Sit.
12
Pr.
4 HV4
4 12va
llv,
4 12 V,
4 12
i:
1214,
12
12V,
t
11
i ixva
4 li
1
15
15
t It
4 16
4 15
I 15
15
4 15
16
4 15
4 15
15
4 i;v,
1 1U ... 6 71
...141
...n4
...1ST
...:m
...2.U
...147
...175
...111
...224
...'417
....l-'3
...111
...210
,...tu
,...:n
,...M4
,...i;;o
,...:ti
....
,...26
....HI
....124
....1-1
...111
....lt
61....
10....
44 ... .
66....
1....
M 14 ... I 76
it..
7..
17..
7..
6. .
64..
40
I 14
M)
4 06
4 06
4 06
4 06
4 06
4
64.
..IM
61
244
IN
6.-I
60
40
140
120
)k0
'iu
60
...304
...52T
...310
...24
...264
...11
...lol
...100
...t2
...ti;
...2K4
...240
...126
...22
...Ml
...2S4
...144
...r.i.4
...141
1..
74..
41..
u..
47..
T..
CO..
14..
6a.,
41..
60..
63..
47..
11..
14.,
40.
' 11.,
In.,
41.,
la..
06
4 06
of.
4 06
01 V,
10
10
10
10
I 10
10
17..
17..
124.
74..
1")..
14..
44..
ii..
1. .
ST..
69..
42.,
6a..
it.,
S..
1..
1
100
60
60
140
10
1
4 10
10
14
UVi
K4
1H
1,1)
It
,...St.
I
PIGS OI'IjS AND NIS.
41
.lit ... 6 43
Mi tvb.i i ne situation In sheep and
muni ii.u uiibi cm i hi appearance
traiio ruling steady, wuu the demand
rather quiet. Receipts anionnttd to only
ij,i'. nt-uo, iiiaaing a live days total of
llf.wv iieo-u. ,nn HKiiirai run noil v . n
over two months. Flesh offerings ran
niosiiy iu icturii, um mere was a Very
fulr Friday display In the lat
branch of the market, including a coup!
of fed shipments, aiiurn.
Toppy western lamb landed at $5.85.
ie mai eirr.nn too ao quotation limit.
nuu it rmwm ... u.u.i iiun net. Home
shorn fed ewes brought $3 and a str.ng
Of fed shorn lamba changed handa at $5 5
rooi-r cmwii'i iur, wun mn inquiry that
WBB rvrii iiiui, wiwuiu man, tn pucg
tng demand, but steady price were g.-n
eialiy niaintamea an along in ime. j he
belter kinds of strong weight fevdar
lamba ranged uround $t.5u, but there I
ome little call from th country fur fair
Kilting Kiaue iu anuri iiiiinn, am ttieso
oUiuuio tuaiuraily Act butter. actUac too
,W3
6,9.2 16,23l
6.194 24.278
4,900 12,1100
ri.J'.tO 125.925
w.i: liM.118
21,513 170,708
23.216 1;7.31
lo,88 15N.047
14.716 129.B21
benefit nf keener competition. Some rang
er with a liberal fst top went back for
a quirk turn early in the week at $5.40,
but nothing of this description Is belnx
purchased bv vi.ittlns; buyers at present.
Orders Blinnst Invarlshly favor stock suit
able for a term of three months or more
In dry lots, the speculative outlet beinc
practically closed. Feeder ewes still
fhow reasonably (rood action, moving
largely under the $3 mark. Yearling trado
la-ks else, as the market has been scan
tily supplied at all times. Four days'
total purchase of feeders on country tic
count, 85,l;tt head.
Compmed with last week's close current
prices lor fat lambs show an advance of
l;"i35c, while good fat sheep rule steady
to opsslbly a little stronger In spots.
Feeders are closing in good shape, pres
ent cost being sllijlitly above the cost a
week ago.
Uuotauons on sheep snd lambs Lambs,
good to choice, $fi.7a'i.00; lambs, fair to
good, $5.40'&5.75; lambs, feeders, $3.60d)
4.!j; yearlings, good to choice. $3.&0'a4.2..;
yearlings, feeders. " $3.2o.fi3.S5; wethers,
good to choice, $3.o0fi3.75; wethers, fair to
-,'od. $.1.2u4.l.0; wethers, feeders. $2.:Kf
3 25; ewes, good to choice, $3,1543.35; ewes,
fair to good, $3.0Va3.15. ewes, breeders,
$3.2594.00; ewes, feeders, $2.25lu':. ewes,
culls. $1,354(2.15.
ReDresentative salea:
NO,
Av.
Pr.
6 00
8 no
6 nO
3 25
4 30
4 25
247 Wyoming lambs
472 Wyoming lambs
4f'8 Wyoming lambs
1' Wyoming ewes .
24) Wyoming In rubs,
60
70
f-
110
feeders... 53
feeders... 44
3s yomlng lambs,
111 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 79
245 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. P5
3!! Wyoming yearlings, fi.-eders 07
'i!2 Wyoming yearlings, feeders t.7
102 Wyoming yearlings, feeder 70
8 85
3 8"i
S 75
CHICAGO LIVH STOCK ' MARKET
Demand for Cattle Steady Hogs
Slow .Sheep TA'eak.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3. CATTLE Receipts
estimated at 2.500 head; mr.rket, stonily;
beeves. $4.7.ri,y'J.l5; Texas steers, l.lOjiti.l0;
western steers. $l.25'u7.25; stockers and
feeders. $3 00i)5 90; cows and heifers, $2.00
C16.1.O: calves. $5.50jS.75.
IIOOS Receipts estimated at 18010
head; market, slow; linht. , $f..6'!iti.,!0;
mixed, $5.7OS()6.40; heavy, f5.7iKafi.40; rough,
$5.95; rood to choice heavy. $5 9Mt6.40;
pigs, $-i.75'ui5.r,; bulk of sales, $6.0iKinl.30.
ISIlI'iF.P AND LAMBS Receipts esti
mated nt 2iJ,0'i'i head; market, wenk, mc
off: native. $2 5ji.0i): western. $2 Oo-iM 10:
yearlings, $3.75714.25; lambs, native, $4.0042
western, $2.5o'a4.10.
Kanaa Cltr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 3. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,700 head, including 500 southerns;
market steady to weak; dressed beef and
export steers, $7.004i9.00: fair to good.
$5. 40ft n.90; western steers, $4.50'a7.50;
stockers and feeders, 33. i.vo.75; southern
steers, $3.76i5.O0; southern cows,. $2.75'il
4.50; native cows, $2.75(o5.00; native heif
ers, $4.0iKa7.00; bulls. $3,0034.50; calves.
$4.0OQ7.25.
HOGS Receipts. 7.000 head; market
steady to 6c etcher; bulk of sales, $5.00
6.25: heavy. r.i',i6.30; packers and butch
ers. $U.O526.20; lights. $5.500.10; pigs, $1.00
Si 5. 25.
fcillfc.!-.! aimli UAsniia rteccipis, o.ouv
head: market steady to strong; lamba,
$5.4V((6.25; yearlings. $3.75(ti4.76; wethers,
$3. 2f.ru 3. 75; ewes, 32.755j3.35; Btockera and
feeders, $2.0O4.0O.
St. I.ools Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3. CATTLE Receipts,
1,700 head, including 400 Texans; market
strong; native shipping and export
ateera. $7.251 8.75: dressed and butcher
steers, $5.0irp7.50; steers under 1,000
nminds. $i.00'a8.25: stockers and feeders
$3.25f5.75; cows and heifers, $3.00ii7.00;
nnii.n 11 oik,; 3.00: bulls. 3.75'(l5.2o: calves,
$4.008.50; Texas and Indian steers, $4.0O4ji
7.00; cows and heifers, $4.5O7.O0.
HOGS Receipts, 11,000 neaa; maraei
etendv and fio higher: Pigs and lights.
14.754i6.30: packers, $6.10&ti.&0; butchers
. r, K..1 huvv. 16. 15ft 0.45.
SHEilP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,300
head; market strong, lo15c higher; na-
II... mnttnna. 14. 5041 i. 35: lamDS. l.2,lb.H-.
culls and bucks, $1.253.50; stockers, $L50
I&3.00.
St. Joseph Live Stoek Market,
BT. JOSEPH, Mo., Nov. 8. CATTLE
Receipts,' 600 head; market 60 firmer;
steers. $5.008.60; cows and belters, $3.00
4i7.O0; calves, $4.00tj1.60.
HOGS Receipts, 4,000 head; market,
trnnu: ton. $6.30: bulk of sales. $6,1646.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 700
head; market, active; lambs, $0.25y6.25.
stock In Sight.
Receipt of live tock at the five prln
etnui markets yesterday:
Value. onrpii.
South Omaha..
St. Joseph
Kansas City....
St. Louis
Chicago
.1,100
4.900
4.0;)
7,000
12,000
... 600
...2,700
...1,700
...2,500
700
6.600
1,300
20.0JO
11.000
18,000
Totals
..8,600 44,900 33.500
Coffee Market.
wirw VOHK. Nov. 8. COFFEE Fu
tures opened steady at a decline of 10 to
13 pollnts In response to lower European
cables than expected In view ot yester
day's local Btrength, European selling
and scattering liquidation. Most of the
active n.onths eased oft a little further
during the early trading, but the market
firmed up around midday on reports of a
continued good spot demand from leading
roasters' and bulls' support. Near months
r.nieri tn about the closing figures of
u.ul.MDV nn tnis DUIKe out. um n
uinAkeneii aaaln later under renewed
ii...,i.iutin eloHinir barelv steady at
net loss of 8 to 21 points. Sales, 87,500
vn,,.mii.r. 14.72c: December. 14.0iC
anuary. 14 ate reoruury, .uvu, unuvu,
n-:r.o. Anrll. la.iOc: may. io.oo: wuno,
1863; July, August, September and Octo-
Havre wa frano net higher. Ham
hui-ir was 'A to pfenning net higher.
raintr to the holiday there were no
..hi., from nrlmarv markets. New T.k
warehouse deliveries yesieruay wero u,-
9 bags, against 4,uot iasi year. ine
world s visible supply statement provea
ust about as expeciea, an increase oi
'60.757 bags being reported for the month
of October, making ine totui 1.1,1.3,0,1,
..i.i W 794 1.MI last year. During Or to
ber last year tne visiuie auppiy iiiuciim
atii-inr 37 t00 hairs.
Hoot coffee, steaay; kio ivo. 1, ia-tiv
15c; Santos No. 4, ltiT,c. wiia, quiet
Cordova. IOioisc, nominal.
Metal Market.
VEW TORK. Nov. 1 METALS
Standaj-d coDher. dull; spot, $11.9tKvl2.10;
November, $11.90313.10; January, $ll.5'(i;
12.15: February, $12.00irl2.17t. London
market, steady : spot, 4.55. 13s, 9d; f n
tiirin. 66. 8s. 9d. Arrivals reported in
New York today, 225. tons. Custom house
this month. Lake copper, $13.nOV.yu12.0iii
electrolytic. 312.0OSU U.OO ; casting, K.P.
ri2.auW. Tin. aulet: spot November. De
cember. January, $40.804i-41.2o; February,
140.751-41.16. lAjtidon. hleay; spot,
5s: futures, 183, 10s. Lead, quiet; $4.50a
4.30. New York; $4.10a4.1., r-ast el. Louis.
London. 4.15. Us aa. tiener, nominal
lil.aO'uO.50. New Vork: $6.106 0. 40. East St
Louis. London, iai, i:.s. Antimony,
quiet; Cooksons, $8.00&'i.l3S. Iron, Cleve
land warrants. t.k. iimiu in iinuon
Locally Iron was steady. No. 1 founury
northern. 315.0041 15.50; No. 2. $14.7t.'u 15.2;,
No. 1 southern and lo. 1 southern so It,
US fVn 17.50.
Ml. LOl'lCt. Iov. A. .u r. I A ienu
.... - ... .v n . m . , T - T. T , , - ,
trrig at $4 17H; spelter, stioug ut $u.2u.ut
.25-V4.
Cotton atnrket
NEW YORK, Nov. 3. COTTON Spot
closed dull. & points higher: middling up
lands. 9.45c: middling gulf. 9.70c. No sales,
Futures closed steady; November. 9. 11c;
December, 9. 24c; January. !t.01c; Febru
ary, 9.00c; Marcn, s.i-c; April. .nc; jiuy,
9.2:c; June, .25c; July, .Ze; Aunust,
9.24c; September, 9.20c; October, 9.25c.
Sngar Market.
NEW ORK, Nov. 3. SUGAR Raw,
nominal; MuauovadJ. 89 test, $4.60; cen
trifugal, 95 '.eat, to.ai; nioiasses, ta test,
$4.55; refined, quiet. ,
Oils anU Itoaln.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 8. TURPENTINE
Firm; 4,.'c.
HOSIN-Flrm; F. $6.3TV4: O. tO.STV,
FOURTEEN POTATOES WEIGH
TWENTY-EIGHT POUND
ABERDEEN, S. D.. Nov. S. -(Special.)-Sine
farmer of northern South Dakota
ar boasting ot their big yield of pota
toes this year James Wynn of Columbia
exhibited fourteen potatoes which filled
a half bushel measure and weighed twenty-eight
pound. Th largest one weighed
thre pounds.
Ky U t Situation li Wt&t JHU.
DUN'S REYIWOF TRADE
Business Continues to Exhibit
Quickening Spirit.
STEEL ORDERS SHOW INCREASE
Movement of Dry Goods Continues
Very 6eody, Though Export
to Far Knst Are at
Standstill.
NEW TORK, Nov. 3.-R. O. Dun A Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say:
The volume of business Is of fair
amount and trade continues to extnoit a
quickening spirit; in most lint It Is still
below producing capacity, generally run-
isiing 01 ine supplying 01 uiun..
necessities. The absence of largo unsom
stocks on the shelve and the presence,
of supplies of credit so great that this
country Is now able to nuance me iir.--Ing
needs of Europe to an extent that
has rnrely If ever been equaled in the past
are element of basic strength.
Orders for steel products booked rjy tno
ead nir lntereMa durlnu October are esti
mated to have been the largest, with one
exception, in any month this year. The
transporting companies also are maum
purchases of needed equipment, contracts
ror some ten thousand cars naving oeco
placed In the last week, while about half
that number are under negotiation.
In addition part of on order lor
on of standard rails has been placed.
this business being for 1913 delivery, .-v
fair tonnage of structural material Is
called for, but plates are Inactive. Steel
bars are quiet and quotations weak.
There is a slightly better demanu ror
wire following tho lower quotations. l'itf
iron is weak.
The movement of dry goons continues
very steady. Exports to the far east are
at a standstill, owing to the Chinese com
plications, but the miscellaneous traoe is
steady and shipments still show a sub
stantial Increase over a yeur ago. Woolen,
and worsted agencies report a steady de
mand for nearly requirements, wun a.
slow expansion of forward orders, on
which the mills are placing more looms
&t work
In men's wear novelties have been
closely cleaned up and thero is steadier
application on Ftafrtcs. while the users of
goods are placing orders further ahead
and there is an increase in duplicating
for spring. As prices worn lower on coi
ton yarns business expands, while tho
call for worsted yarns Is well maintained
for nearby use.
Footwear Jobbers are holding off until
assured that the late advances asked by
manufacturers are to be maintained and
are not disposed to place more than sup
plementary contracts for winter goodw;
business for spring delivery ha not been
n very large volume es yet. moes hu.j
skins are fairly active and firmer, uui
there is less doing In leather.
BUADSTREKT'S TRADE REVIEW
Retail Trade Stimulated Thronghont
Country.
NEW TORK, Nov. 3. Bradstreet's to.
morrow will say:
Retail trade, which now occupies the
center of the stage as regards distribu
tion, has been greatly stimulated by
colder weather over a wider area of coun
try. In fact, reports regarding this
branch or busineyH ditipiay a better tenor
than they have since last spring.
1 ... ....... V. .. .......... ,,.11.. ... it r r 4
lie luinuvur lias uccii r.-,i-..,i, j , ,
in such lines as dry goods, rubbers, boots
and shoes, furs, clothing and furnish
ings, and the long-deferred breaking up
of stocks now seems to be under way.
Jobbing lines report a fairly good vol
ume of orders, though it is still too early
to expect much benefit from recent cold
weather. Road sales sent to wholesale,
holusen show a little Improvement and it
Is significant that woolen goods for spring
shipment and advances aro noted In sev
eral lines.
But in a general sense wholesale trade
outside of holiday lines Is relatively
light. At the same time there are ei.ougli
cross currents to prevent uniiorniuy.
Thus country merchants continue to buy
In a very conservative way. Industry re
mains rather quiet and the low price of
cotton Is i.uvlng a depressing effect on
trade and collections In the soutn. oi
course the low prlco of the crop means
cheap supplies for the textile mill In
dustry and consequently more activity
later, while the size of the yield presages
a good export trade. Sales ot cotton
goods for future account are hampered
bv the belief of consumers mat tne pries
situation Is unstable.
Leather is firm and there Is more dispo
sition to cover distant requiiements.
Bus ness failures in the unltea Mates
for the week ending November 2 were 200,
against 231 last week. 179 in the like week
of 1910, 212 in 1909, 205 in 11108 and 2:6 in
1907.
For the week business failures in Can
ada number 16, which contrasts with 31
last week and 22 in the corresponding
week of 1910.
Wheat including flour, exports from
the United States and Canada for tho
week ending November 2 aggregate 4,668,
EU0 bushels, against 3,7M),016 last week and
3,8i7,3'J7 this week last year. 1'or 1110
eighteen weeks ending November 2 ex
ports are 65,037,799' bushels, agalnBt 85,
305,713 tn the corresponding period last
year. Corn exports for the week are 328,
613 bushels, against 626,110 last week and
622,922 tn 1910. For tho 18 weeks ending
November 2 corn exports are 10,360,113
bushels, against 6,682,414 last year.
Wool Market. ,
ST LOUIS, Nov. 3. WOOL Slow; ter
ritory and western mediums, loviajuc;
tine mediums, lOwlttc; fine, ll'15c.
fWENTY-lHREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS FOR LOSS OF FOOT
ABERDEEN, S. D., Nov. 3. (Special.)
The Jury in the case of Hans Larson,
who sued the Milwaukee railroad for $21,
000 damages for the loss of a foot, sus
tained while trying to catch a train at
Mobrldge, which ha alleged pulled out
three minute after stopping, when the
conductor had told him tt would remain
thero fifteen minutes, brought In a ver
dict for $2,300.
Oa motion of tb defense a stay of
sixty days was granted to allow time for
perfecting an appeal. Larson Is tha
man who was a passenger on a Milwau
kee train and when the train reached
Mobrldge, feeling thirsty, he got off to
get a glass of beer after the conductor
had told him the train would stay thero
fifteen minutes. 'When the train whistled
to leav the station Larson hurried to
catch it. but It was already moving, and
he fell beneath the wheels, losing a foot.
Larson contends the train started Inside
of two or three minutes instead of fifteen
minutes.
An intei eating f.ature of the ease was
the fact that of the twelve Jurors eleven
came to South Dakota from Wisconsin.
The twelfth man was from Canada. It
was not apparent, however, that th
native state of the jurors had anything
to do with the decision they reached.
Several of them favored giving Larson a
larger amount and one placed It as low
as $1,000. -
FLANIGAN MUST ANSWER
TO CHARGE OF ARSON
PIERRE, S. D., Nov. J. (Special.) In
surance Commissioner Basford and Dep
uty Fire Marshal Crans have returned
from th Black Hills, after attending a
hearing at Hot Springs In which Q. B.
Flunigan was charged with burning hi
lumber yard at Smithwiik, for $7 0u0 In
surance carried. Flanigan wa defended
by M. Harrlnston. a prominent attorney
from O'Neill. Neb. He was placed un
der bond of $1,000 for his appearance
In circuit court to answer to tha charge.
The Insurance officials, while in th
Hills went to-Custer to examine a couple
of possible witnesses In th Sully county
chool boutt esses, but failed to elicit
any great amount ot Information which,
will bel) local Ui causa of thus Cratv
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