10
THE HKK: OMAHA.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Leaden in Wheat Say Kecorery of
rricei it National.
RETORT ON CORN IS BEARISH
I afaToraMe Weather Otfr (he torn
Belt Offaet hr a Farther
Break la rr Cask
Prices.
, OMAHA. Nov. 9. 1111.
it Is the general opinion of lenders In
me nra I trsile that the recovery In
prices I a naturnl on" reuniting Irom
nn overruld mnrkel ei.ndit'on.
Some doubtful nrn from Argentina
hsd Its elleet, but the news from dav to
clav will l.e governed l.irgelv l.v larsn
."..irm, i no sue or the canli wheat suits
and a pomMx ft-ncwsl ( large l.indii
tlon by the bull Iraclerft.
Yenterrtiy's official report on rorn wns
beartnh. compared with tha October flg
re on fnrm reserves, being IJ.Oro.nm)
buheln more then a year sgo. The un
favorable weather ovsr th corn belt wss
offset by the further break In new canli
rorn price. The commercial oltlon of
corn In htillUh and late season value
should be holier.
Cables on wheat were firmer anl
elinrts were taking profit, putting prices
higher. Lash wheat was firm at fc
higher.
Usht receipts of corn and the active
demand fttvorrd the rorn market In face
vt the bearish government reports. Cash
corn was , fcc ,r.
Primary wheat teccipts were ftl-TonO
bosheln and rhlpments were SKk.otiO bunli--ls,
against receipts lant yesr of 702, Out)
bUcheiH and shipments of TAi.m bunheia.
lrimary corn receipts were 427.0W bush
els and shipments were zai.Wil bushels,
asalnn receipt last year of aoi.OM bush
els nnd shipments of 841, OdO bushels.
( li ar ant es were ll.OiK) bushels of corn,
3.WX) bu.nhnls of oata and wheat and flour
equal to X7,C90 runnels.
Liverpool cloned M higher on wheel
and 'V1 higher on corn.
The following canh aiilcs were reported:
Whesl No. I hard, 2 cars, il'c; No. 4
hard. 1 car, HVjc. Corn: No. 4 while,
I car. WVic; No. 3 yellow, 1 car. C9c; No.
yellow. 1 car, ic; No. 4 yellow. 1 car.
(new), V; No. 1 mixed. 8 cara. (So, 1
car, tnewi. .1ic; No. 4 mixed, I car, 4o.
Oata: Standard. 1 car, 4c; No. 4 white,
Hc; no grade. I car, 4."
Omaha I anu Prices.
WIIEAT-Xo. 3 hard. Trffl.M.'A: No 3
hiird. KsfWV; No. 4 hard, fc:flWVkc.
CORN No. i white, ttsHScrUy;; No. ft
while, (W'tj.is,c; No. 4 white, tTft fensc;
Xo. 3 color. tivuiiSViv- No. I yellow, tsh4,$
c; No. 8 yellow, ifnar. ; No. 4 yallow.
ti4'4ic No. t, j'((J0c; No. 1 631i!)c;
ivo. 4 rorn. oA'jjOVc.
()ATa-No. K white. 4CflM'ic; standard.
4-i4ic; No. White. 4.Vi4.c; No. 4,
White. 4Uft4A4o.
WAhLKt-Maltlnf. Il.l45jpi.e4; No. 1
luxl, 9."c'.1.07.
Klfli No. i. va0Sc; No. 3. 9lr595c.
Cariui Horvipia.
WTieat. trorn. oat.
M iA im
4f2
ti 21 7
Xi
Chlrago
ililllieHpolia
Omaha .....
ZUluih
tUICAGO GRAI.X AM) PROVISIO.VS
Fatarea of tba Tradln a ad t loaln
I'rtoea an, Board f Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. Snow and ' cold
BtopHmr the thntHhera In the Canadlnn
Aorthweet ami making farm offeriiiK
llrht at elevator points In the rprlria;
crop states, give a lift today to the
rkrca of wheat. The close mil steady
at a net advance: of Ho to -'sc. latest
SlKure showed corn a sixteenth off to
up. oats, n to ifrHo hlRhor and
Itoar products, l'Vn lo t hlf.her.
Wheat finished at noarlv the top point
f the (ley. An Improved demand for
winter wheat flour appeared to be one
underlying cause of the market strenKth.
Offerings were llrnttej except on the
wells when a feeding out process by
leaillnr, Ioiik wns refiimrd In a moderate
way. The market, however, at no time
was burdened. Hcntlioent In favor of the
Lull side received more or less Impetus
from ta'k of turfs sales of cash wheat
(ending here.
As a matter of fact though, no trans
Action of thut nature was reported us
liavliiR- been brought to completion. Iur
Ins; tho sevalun 1 lecemla r iwun from
l':tc to WVic, closing l'iu lilKhrr up at
H-t.c.
ritubborness seemed to have a clutch
on corn. There were appurentlv bl rent
ing orders to buy a ahado below the
JiiHrket and there were eiually liberal
offers to sell st a little over the market.
Jeceniber ranged from ttJ'io to la'jo and
cloned steady at ti'ic, a pain of 'no net.
'ash Krudes were In moderate demand
' lower. No. ytllow was quoted at
'.yi74c.
Ktrninesa developed In oats. High and
law limits touched for tho leremher de
livery were 474.o sod ''. with the close
'HsVc net hlnlier at 4'iMHtl',o
I'rovtslons hud the steepest advntice
In weeks. Pork cloned ;.".c lip and other
).;oiictH lSul7Vic to i!r.''ic hltther.
Quotation on leadinic products were:
Artlc li Q)en. HlKh. lxw. t:ii.s. Yes y.
AVheatl
Iec..lM';(ffS
May. 99 V V
July. I Mj
Corn l
Ws! 9S14
ts.
1 00'j 9V!itiS
(,!
94
leo..7il
3i
644,
Msy.!M'4(fS
4'i.,VSl
I
July.WVtf'
t'sts !
I
reo.,
May
4Ci
.4HV
4S 48 4Ui
4x-SH98'4(
July.
S'ork
Jan..
May.
t-ard
Jan..
May.
Has
Jan..
May.
4oTsi4&i4tS
4d;
15 9?H
9 tVi
f 1 Jrt
IS 9!i'
1 15
U 10
IS M
M
9 1:.
9 i
I to
B 87H
1 S7Vl
1
ITS
9RH
Kt
I
4
9 li
I a
40
9 62V
I 40
.144
I 66
I ash Uulatiiis were as toilowsi .
I-'UJVK Weak; winter patents. $4.!
b3: stralKhts. fl'MM :: sprltia' patents,
ii.li; straights, $4.60ul 0; bakers, 13.116
45 10.
KV K No. J. 9le.
HAltl.tY-teed or nilxin. tOcfifl.04)
fair to choice maltlnft. l lilul.M.
fKKrf Timothy. Iis.ttxa is :a; clover.
IU.uhi 30.W.
I K V i IO.N-Mesa pork, per bbl.,
$lo.eV-?jl5.7i. l.ard per UK) lbs., I9U"i3
!.'.; etiort rths (loose), JS 10.
Total clearances of wheat " and flour
were etial to 87.1) bu. I'rluinry recelpta
were bo., compared with "(V.'.Oio bu.
the corruHpondlng daty a yesr ago. la.
tiniateil receipts for lumurrow: Wheat,
M cam, coin, 211 cars; oats, 100 cars'
hoKn. M.rtw head.
hl aso t'anh Prices Wheat : No. ! red,
KVO'tic: No. 3 red. KSSia&c; No. 2 hard,
V;chi1.uS; No X hard, rl(l97c; Ny, 1
noithern. Jl until W: No. t northern 1 1 u
tilox. No. northern, tl.tasil.u;; No. 9
siu-.ng, Sl.OitylW; No, 9 npiiiitf, S'F.-U 91 01
No 4 sprint;. 9Mj$l.; velvat chaff, uc
II ti. forn: No. i. it Si 7' ,: No. t white
il'c; No. 2 yellow, 7iji ;to; No. S, wi
i No. t new. '. :U tB1-. ; No, S white
"SliTls-; new. "yw,,-; No 3 vellow 1"A
In , new. UVwwc; No. 4. jj' ,il-te: No 4
new, vMiitW. No. 4 white, io-.a'-.c; new
truiiif, K 4 yellow. 714 7Sc : New. WW
h.'v . Oaim No. 1 white, Nu
i while. 47i4c; stnudurd, ui'o
Daney, kVtill.X Tluiothy, iX(AiilJ Si.
Closer. IM.OiH.iA'Cf'.
bl "iTKrt-ilaikst steady; creameries.
SI. t':,-''i dalflts. fe2v.
rx.Ui hteat ; in olpts. I.C4i ares' at
iiiaik. i as liu ludeU, i;iuv; firsts, 'zJiP
Sic; prime fit sis, aU'27c
Cllhl.rirj-bteady ; daisies, UStJH:e
twins. Hc; j.iung Americas, 14j,uiac;
bit horns. WVfj.fcc.
I'(j'f AT( )KS h i: m : rhoUo to fancy, 7J
ti' : tan to fco"l, 7ty-7c. -
I'Ol'I.Thy titeudv ; tuike)t, lie; chit k
ciis. fy.-; sprliijiS, lUc.
KAl.r-teal) , Im to 0-pound weights.
1 1 -tc.
silot Kerelpts Wheat. S3 cars with S3
f luiurart sia.le; corn, cars,' with .'
.f contract iade; oats. It cara. Total
receipts of wheat at I'hlcago. Muineapolls
and K'jluth toilsy were 1 cars, com
pared with 773 cars lat Week and 647 cars
the corrpoid!ny cy a year ago.
Feorta Market.
PKOKIA. Nov. .-Hlgher, No 3 whit
ti, fci.-; No. 4 white, new. WW-; No'
i yellow. old, 71c: No. J yell
low, ok-; No. 4 yellow, old. wovi&iiiv-c;
uuxed, old. li ; tumple, to''iif,-.
OAT h-Hlo;y, standard. tc; No 3.
white, .'. No. 4 white. fcc.
I.ierp-a Orals Market.
MVKllltsjL, N.v -WHrJAT-Bpot,
n .!, No t hl nltoha, 7n W; No. 1
Manitoba. - 7d ; Jutoi, steady. Iietem--'i;
March. 7s Mv, 7s ld.
CUit. vuji, Auicik.su ii.( aa C1;
futures, steady; January Cs T'.frd; Fabru
ary. 6s 7Mid i
HjLR-WlBtar rrntent Tia.
skw vonn (k:;h,Hj market
Qaotatlone sf the Day on Varloae
f omraodKles. i
NEW YORK. Nov. 9 -ri.Ofn-Inilt;
winter straights. 4 2tH4Sn; winter pat
ents, 4 MH 7rt; spring clears, H.3Mi I (O;
Kansas straights, 14 7.y-( mi. tlye flour,
stesdy; fair to good, ,", OMiR i; choice
to fancv. tf.ir.fi '.). Iltirkwheat flour,
quiet; 2flrv2, per 100 lbs.
CfiRSMKAle- Steadv ; fine white and
yellow, $1 (so-.,) f,; coarse, fLuty l.flO; kiln
dried, .l.(rfij.76. - -
RYK-Kssy; No. 3, Wic c. I. f. Buffalo
to arrive.
H.Utf.KY-Knsy; malting. fl.lMjl.ft C.
I. f Muffalo.
WH BAT Spot market, firm; No. 2 red.
P7U-C elevator domestic bnnla to srrlve
and Wo f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern
lniluth,' 11V f. o. b. rutures market
was firmer on srlive covering and influ
enced by the strength in the stock mar
ket and the belief that the technical
pos.tlon was firmer as a result of recently
neavy selling, cloning 41jc nst higher
rfcemher, wVJ'gOsc, ch nlng ivr tsv,
II.Wl.0Mi, cl.slng 11 1, lleceipts, 832,
c.nshels; shipments, 10.X bushels.
CO hN Foot market citilet: ex nor t No.
J. c, . nominal, old. f. o. b. afloat.
Kultirns market was nominal, fleeclntn.
4,600 bushels; shipments, h.MI bushels. .
(lAirv-srml msrket stesdv. Futures
market pomlnsl lle.eps, 2US.675
bushels; shipments, 1.225 bushels.
HAY-Stes ly; prime. fl.; No. 1. f1.K'8
l.i; No. I tl.WKil ; No. 8. L10.
HIDKfl Unsettled: Central America.
lie; Hogota, Z'U'ii'iW.
T.EATUKK-Kirm; hemlock firsts, 2frf
J7c; seconds. Write: thirds. liKu'Jlc: re.
Jects. 15c.
MOTH-nrm: state common to choice
mil, r.'i5:,7c; Pacific coast mil. 4.V?f4flr.
PKOVlHlONtr-Pork stesdy; mess, tl75
il7.2r.; fnrnlly. IO.orKill.OO; short clesrs,
lfi.75j17.f0. Beef, stendy: mess. flZ.MKJ
Ml: fam !y. tl3.ESsi 14.40: beef bams.
I21.604t3l..v. Cut meats, steady; pickled
bellies 10 to 14 lbs., loU'dlPio; plcklsd
hams, lHMISc. Ird, firm; middle went
nrima t'l 2 114 ifl' foflnal firm ' ninillni.i.1
1 76; Routh America, 10.(; 'compound!
I'Wl i Vic
TAIIXIW-Stcndy: pr me c l hhds..
'c; country, (i'4y7c.
Ml'T H,Ilr-r irm; creamery specials.
32Vsi34o; extrss. Mo; first, 36tf3IHo;
rresmery held, specials,. JIH'U'Uo; extras,
;ISiilc; first, ilnj.Stc; prot-ens seconds,
'UU,n22r; factory, current make,, seconds,
2Uj21V4c , '
I'HKKfK-Finn: sklmi. UHI2Xc.
KOUS Firm; fresh gsthered extrss, 87
:tto ; extra first, 34lfr?i'.c; first. 3IA.1.V;
fresh gathered dlrttsn, No. .1. ItnV: fresh
?athered checks, prime, )7W17V4c; te
rlgerator, first. , season storage charges
paid. 21Vt22c; first on dock. M'iiaio;
wentern gatnerea wnites, :iloc.
COl' TF.K- No. 7 Ulo. ir"Lo: futures
closed weak; December, 14.4iic; March,
13.BIC.
POfl.TIlY Alive. western chickens
lOstjifillStc; fowls,- Itftllttc; turkeys, !;.
urenseu auii; western cnti sons, 77fl7o;
at. I.oals Oeaeral Market.
fT. Ld)l'IS". Nov. 9 rVflKAT-Cash
hlgnsr; truck, No. 2 red, toflptlVic; No. 2
hard. VSchfl 07. '
COIIN-Hlgher; truck, No. 2. 75c; No. 2
white, "iPWit'tr.
OATS-Higher: track. No. 2. 47,ic; No. 2
white, 4'44 4'V4C.
HYI--lwer at Dir.
Frl'K Unlet' red winter patents.
Movu.VOO; extra fanny and straights, $1S6
tr 4 35 : hard clears, I'l.tVutf.Gn.
KK.i:i Timothy. I14.0UW1&.&0.
C(iHNMI;AI-3.30.
IiitAN-Strady; Fluked, east track. 11.13
ii. i:.
may Firm: timoitiy.xis.oiuc3.ou: prai
rie. 9Jlt.4MXJCltf.4X.
PHOVIHIONS-Pork. higher; lobbing.
fln.U. lJird. higher; prime ateim, 9N.!it
900. Dry sslt meat, lower; boxed, extra
shorts. .iVJ: clear ribs. fx. fx); short
clears. I 7r. Macon, lower: boxsd, extra
shorts, iu.60: clear ribs, f.G0; short clears.
IK.7C.
i'ori.TIlY yiilot; chickens, 9c; springs,
9Hr: turkeys, 14o; ducks, l'ia; geese, tfo.
Hl'TTKK-nim; creamery, -iaix.
KdOH Higher at L'4'iiiae.
lleceipts. Bhlpmenls.
Flour, bhls , .: 2Jiu
Wheat, bu M.ftsi 97
Corn, bu SO.OKi 4.tt0
Oats, bu l&.'HW Ta.OJO
Kansas City tiralu dProvlslona.
KANftAM CITY. Nov. 9.-WHBAT-
Cash, unchanged to lo higher: No. 3
hard, 1h,,ciiiI1.C'.; No. 3, No. 3
red. flil'-.ii U7c : No. 3. 94fff'.i(W'. lx-cemler.
rHc; May, fl.0u4t l.uOVb; July, 9iMMmA.
t'oHN-lli higher; No. 8 mixed, 7Uo;
No. 3. 72'iiTJHc: No. 3 white. 7:ic; No. 3.
7Jc: Pecember, ftljft'sc; May, (Wn.
PATi o miiner; ino. j wnue, isto'c;
No. 3 mixed, iii'.w lViiC.
ItYK f-ViWic.
HAY Steady, choice tlmothv. tl9.6Wd
.!); choice pralile. fl.7.tKU1.1 ..W.
Ill ITT KK-Creamery, 31c; firsts, c;
sei-onds, 27c: packing stock, too.
KOUtt Kaay, iio. firsts, i7e; seconds,
17c.
lleceipts. Hhlpments.
Wheat, bu. 2it.ottt l!,u0
Coin, bu . 21.ix
Oals, bu. i. 18, CHi) y.duo
. Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNKAPOUH. Nov. 9 WJ1 KAT-IV.
cember. 31.044: May. tl tWi : July. l.lJ't.
Canh, No. I hard, tl.Oi; No. 1 northern,
fl.ttMh; No. t northern, fl..".s11 1.U3V4; No.
i. 97'icjiii non,..
FI.AX-liO;.
HAHl.EY-7r,Cfill.lt.
COKN-No, 3 yellow, 7Jc.
OATS No. 3 white. 40tU'4kj.
It Y K NO. 2. ftto.
IUIAN fIS.oiKbTEl.OA,
FLAJUH Flmt patents. 35.104)5.40; sec
ond patents, ll.70.g6.co; flmt clears, 13.00
S.U; second clears, li.ui.W.
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PIUUADEUIMA, Nov. 9.-nirTTnR-Flrm;
to to -higher; extra western
creamery, Jivc; hearhy prints, 87c.
F.Ui;t Firm; ennsylvsnla and other
noartiy firsts, t. c. In flu per case; current
receipts, t. c, fa. 90 per case; western
firsts, t. . c, $ per esse; current re
ceipts f. c., fstOO ier cane.
I'HBKefi-Firm; New York full cream
fancy, UWSlSio; fair to good HVjiuo.
lUllnsskrs Grain Market.
MILWAUKKR. Nov. 9 WHEAT No
1 northern. tl.tMHtj .07ts; No. 2 northern,
fl.ORJH.4J8; No. 1 velvet rhsff. fl04; No. 2
velvet chaff, fl0.'gl03; No. 3 hard win
ter fl.uoy 1.02; liet vnil.er, fcVic; May.
fl OOS.
OATSlandat. 4S -
BAHLUY-Maltlng. fl.lil 2J.
retire Market.
NliW Y'OniC." Nov. 9 COFFEE Fu
tures opened at a decline of 10 to 13
points In response to low European cables,
flattering liquidations and rumors that
Brazilian shippers were becoming more
willing sellers as a result or the accumu
lating stock at the primary porta, of
ferings were pretty well absorbed around
the opening prices during the early trad
ing, btlt become rather heavier again
toward th close amr the final tone of
the market was wesk, with lust prices
how-lug a net Ions of from 10 to Si
points. Hales. WAD bags, quotations
November. 1461c; December, 144rto; Janu
ary. 14 ltc; February, M.SRc; March, 1.1 N4"
April. tUSc; May. l.46c; June, U 4io;
JuW, August, tepteinber and October.
13 40c.
Havre was one quarter to 1 franc lower.
Hamburg was pfg lower. Klo. un
changed, at Htiuu: Santos 4s. unchanged
at Mi's); 7e. HO rels lower, at sou. lle
cctpts at the tr.'o llrailllan ports. (rlOo
l ass, ngalnnt 44 (Ml Less lust yesr. Jundl
ahy receipts. 60.rtO bags., sgslnst W.HI0
bass last year. Fine weather was re
ported In all dmtrlcts at Hso Paulo. To
day's stieclsl Santos cablo reported an In
active market with 4s unchanged and Fao
Paulo receipts of G2.(n) bsss, against 64 uoj
hsgs the previous dsy. New York ware
house deliveries yeaterday, li.19 , bags
attains! K fcW bags lent yesr. '
Spot coffee .quiet: No. T. 15c; Pantos.
l'.c. Mild, quiet; Cordova, lSS,U19o noml
nal. ICvaneralrd Apples audi Dried v'ralts
NI7AV YOHK, Nov. 9.-EVAP.RATKD
Al'r'L.US Vlitut and steady; on the spot
tsnry. lwUWo; choice, eHfisfec; Prima!
)Hlt;i FRCITft IVunes, lnactlva and
puces are barely steady; quotations
langs from 7wi2c for California up to
4o-6o and from UVstj !3'4i for Oregon
Apricots, dull and nominal; choice, 16 tr
lV! extra c holes. Ii.ty; fancy, l;
Lim:. Peaclirs, Inactive, but price are
stesdy, with little pressure to Sell'
choice, 11Vj'ic: egtra choice, 114t
lie; fancy. liiljfV- Kalslns. quiet but
sttady; looae Uoxstels quoted at Mf
7c; choice to fancy seeded, 7,iv.
kcvllrsa, 6g7c; Lamdv la; era, fltoLti,
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Securitiei PurcKased Confidently in
L&rg-e Amountt.
EXTENSIVE EISESIN PRICES
Wall Street's lew of Arreplasro
by Court of Tobneco Reorasalca
tloa Plan Rrglntered ft a
trtek Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-WAII streetg
view, of the acceptance by the court of
the American Tobacco reorganisation
plan was registered emphatically today
In the stock market. Securities were pur
chased confidently In large amounts.
Prices rose extensively In, every quarter
of the msrket. .
t'nited Ptstes Steel was the most con
spicuous figure rising . mote than (
points to Tranasctlnns In this stock
wro on ah, enormous scale with a total
for the day -of 42l.ono shares. The stock
wits psrtlrularly sensitive to the Tabaoco
decision because of the dissolution suit
Instituted against tho t'nited Htates Hteel
corporation and the demand for these
shares seemed to be almost limitless.
Ualns were general throughout the list,
t nlon Pacific rose to )73'i. a gain of
nearly five points. Ix-hlgh Valley. Amen
ran Hmeltlng and International Harvester
rose 4 points or more Itesdlng and Amal
gamated Copper more than 8 and other
active a lis res from 2 to 8 points. Trad
lug was on a much largr scale, with a
total of well above a million shares.
Trading In American Tobacco Issues
was lighter and fluctuations Were smaller
than on several other days since the su
preme court decision was announced. The
common stock rose 9 point n, the preferred
M, , the per cent bonds 2' and the
4s 1 point.
The adoption of the tobacco reorgani
sation plan was styled In the street aa
of high Importance as viewed in h
bronder aspects. Tha possibility of a
decree of dissolution agalnnt the United
Htates Hteel corporation was less dis
concerting to holders of steel stocks and
Donas.
This Influence extended to other cor
poratlons which It has been thought
might be made defendants In anti-trust
suits. It was felt that settlement of the.
case might point tho way toward an end
of the uncertainty concerning the con
duct of corporations.
Heports of much greater activity In
the steel trade continued to come In. A
declaration of an extra dividend on Na
tional iiiscult, was followed by a rise of
the stock to a new high level.
london trading was estimated at about
ItVOOO shares, chiefly .buying. t'nited
Blstes Hteel, Heading. Union Paclflo and
Hock Island were traded In most heavily
for foreign account.
Trading In the bond market was on a
much larger scale. Montis' generally
showed pronounced strength, with sub
stantial gains In some of the higher
priced Issues. Total sales, par value,
G.378.ono. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows: .
Sal. It lli. Low. Clnis.
Allli-C'halmars, tM iixi 11 U lovt.
Amalgamated Cuppar ,. U, lil U'-i M'4 t
Amailcan Agricultural. .. tftO 12 II (
Amerti'an lleet Sugar ... 4.(00 V MS 0-IT
American can ll.swi 1IH 1H 1Z'4
American ('. a V 4 .me 114 6..H
Amerlcisn Col ton Oil... 1,700 46(4 4S(4 4.1(4
Amarl.au II. L. S'1 ,-. n
Amerliaa l Sacurliles. 4M llNa 1"S )'4
American LlnMied t
Amnrlrss Locomotive ., 11.100 SSVi Wi 15 v,
Asierlraa 8. It 43,4KI 1t, 44 H
American 9. at H. pfd. 14)0 101 loll 10)
Amarli'an Stnel Filra M II II 21
Anmrtran Sugar Harming l,fi0 HIV4 117 n?H
American Tel. aV Trl..,. t.Omt 14(s lluli HO'4
Anverli'an ToImto fd... 4, too n as
Amarlcan Wnolan 1,.; ..... MX
Anaeonds Mining Co... J. loo iu ti M4
Atchlaan 1I,0 lot', jot H)4
Atchlian fd mo 10I14 IS.1I4 m
Atlantto Coaat IIns .... l.sno 1I9H 1SH ISsVs
Haltlmors ft Ohio I,4oo n??i 10! H io?J
lletlilaham Steal too I Hi KjH l0
llrooklta Rapid Trsnait. I. too 71 14 T1'4 71
Canadian Pacific I.M0 Ht', St', I41H
Ontral Uaatliar 4.100 iivt tt 13
Ontral Uaathar p(d 400 :S H 3
Omral of Naw Janwy.a 1 xi
(timapsaks aV Okie 4.IW0 U Wit 741,
Chicago a Alton to
tlilrags Ureat Wntern. too JH4
('III. IIU Went, ptd 1.0O0 IDS, 844 N
(lit. N. w 1.4ns 141 144 144S4
hl., Mil. aV St. P 14.400 lliH 110 m
(T., C a 44 SI. L : 74
Colo. Pul 4V Iron too 3. tl it
t'Dlorado 4k goiithsrn ' , 4Nt
Consul Itlaled (4 1(1. 4-) 14(74 140U, 14114
Corn rrodnma U.Ooo liv, 11 n4
Delaarars V HuiImis .... too 1"V 110 1I4
4envar A Klo (Irands ti
Henfnr A H. O. pld , -
inxillan' Sseurltles ... 3.400 1(4 41 si ll'.i
ICi1 ll.wi H J.iki ill,
Krls.Iat i(d I.loo 14 tl'i 6.
Kris 1 Did
V") 45
41.
4
Oenaral Klentrcl ....... .. i.Css IM. 15H
Uraat Northers P'4 S.Tl0 Hi 1)4 M
Ureal JXorthnrn Or ct( 1,001 1 41' 4t4 4:14
llllnol Central :0 l4t 4S 14014
Intarhoraugh-Met.. 1.JMI IS", 15 r.H
IntarrKlrougri-Mct. pfd.... ' S.Tl - At 4f 4SV4j
liitarnatloiial HarTcitrr.. 10,11-0 HIS lutl'4 ln,
Inter. Marine . pfd. S04 ' 15't
Intamstional Paper... .s. Ion 10 10s 10
Intaniatlonal furop .... l.ttlO Its, ICS S.14
idi vnnirai 1 la
K.
Southern . ...'... , - loo 10 V, fit, to
K. - ' Southern pfd.'.
loci 44
Mclaiia Uaa
lxulavllls NaahTlllS.
4.IH0 10, 1U4 '4 loiV
I, 00 IV-'; 14'j 1,,0
Minn. Bl. U 100 aVk jPa s
M , St. P. I. its. 84. 104 HIS 4 134i
M.'K T 1.400 U, St.
M , K. Jk T . pfd .', 7
Mlwnurt Faclfle I. too 4 Hi llt 414a
National Blarult .40. 1414a U
National ld. .. 4,400 (l4 M
N, Hr ef M. Id pfs... loo U14 tvv M
Ntw Yark ("antral ... 4,300 101 10.'. 101 '4
N. V., U 4k W 3.100 4tVl 0i 4'(
Norfolk 4k Weatarn.... 4.oo l'i 10 a io4ia
North Amarlcan too ;?Vfc II 72
Northars Pacltte 11. Mo UV liS rsci V4
Parllle Mall " 11 -i toil .11
Pannaylvanta
.too ikh 1T 1:1
Pllt... (i 0. 4k St. L.
Peenre's Gaa
" i.'ni" M'i 10544
Plltdlnirgh Coal , too 1 )' lv4
Pietawl Stool Car an I;) mi 1214
Pullman Palace Or .... l'O ir4 lMtu; i:,
lun Btaal Spring .. IrvO .lit, sol 31 H
Haadlns lKt.Cin) HI', 14l
itepubllo Staal - .A I.40 His 1114 31'4
Hat.ublle Klssl pfd l.tuO tl i"4 0I
R.nk liland (V 10.M0 II 'j r?H 3S4
lljek I.land ("O. pM ' 41 40 t H'i
St.. U A S y td pfd... 1.400 41S4 i
SI. l-n w 11
Ft. I.. 8. W.' pfd 10 71, 71 71MJ
Hlnna-Shafriald U. 4V I... 4O0 41 4t' 40
Southarn Pncltle .0O 114 lt:fc
Boutliarn' Ratlwar II. 000 lltl , 14 II
Boulharn hatlarar pt.... 10 7IH H 4!
Hnn.eea Cuppar ro4 I1H ll 87
laaaa a Paciilc. lot ri4 UVi H
Tol.. Hi. t. W ' 1 II 14 II
Tol . St L. da W.,pf.. 100 4H4 41 tt
I'olon TacKIa 182.400 l.'li, li 17l,
tinl.m Pacltie pfd too 41 JS
t'nited States llMlt .... Io0 C4SS 'a
United Statca ltuttr.... I.im 4i 4444 4si
t nltad Stataa Steal ....411.000 ' .')' ICS 4.14
t'nited siaias'giaal ptd. . 7.100 ion, lot liev,
I'tah Copper 41a 4i 4T
Vtrstnls-Carollna Cham.. I " 40 4V M4
WahaaU 400 lt'- lit, 114
Wauaah pfd 1 I'M t4 ttV II .
Wraiern Marrland ..... 40.1 1.14 hi 14
Weatlnghouaa Klectlia .. It. 00 414 '
Vi aairra I nlon I.M 7IU 7
Whaaitns Iaks Kris.. !"0 4v 4v
Lhigh Vaiiar 4.o lT'i 171M 171
Tutal salaa lor tba da 7. I.Sta.los aharas.
nstit "lock Market.
MOSTON. Nov. . 'l.islng quotations on
tl.nn on mining stocka were:
Alouaa 54 Mohawk 41
Auial Coear 44 Nda (Vn 1;
A Z. U S . tls Nlpiaains atlnaa .. 7i
Aria Com 40 Nortk Hulls 15 s
H. i". . . M. I Nortk Uki 4",
liutta Oialtlloa .... 11 4 ('Id Uuialnlas 41
cal Aria 4a',oce!a t
Cat. Harla M I'arrottvtt. C.) t
Centannlal IliOolucy it
Copper Hariga Cos. 41 Shannon T
Rait Bulls 0, 44.. ISHS'jpaHor JJ
Kranklls " su parlor 4V B. St.. 14,
(Iranlir Con M Tauinrai'k 4
Uraana Cananas .. 1 l'. S. S R. a M. JU
lata Koralia tt-'oop ) 1 da pfd ' 4i
K-rr ka I t'lab Con iu
Laka (Vvpar tou 1'lah Capper 4
Iaalla (oppar .... 4SWlnoiia
Miami Cuppar Uw W slvartlse 88
UI4.
Ilaak of Krauee Italaucal,
PARIS, Nov. . The weekly statement
Of the Hank of France shows the follow
ing changes: Notes In circulation, de
crease, U1.K75.Oa) francs; treasury de-
J waits, decrease. 4i.7.TO.(0 francs; general
leposlts. Increase, S.fciviAO francs; gold in
hand, increane. 81.47.0) francs; s'lver In
hand. Increase, l,4."o.t tratirs; bills dis
counted, decrease, 245 625(4.4) franca; ad
vances. Increase, 11.4o0.out) franca
Raak of Kaglaad Slstamrst.
IjONIXIN. Nov. The weekly state
ment of the Hank of Knglan4 Hiows the
following changes: Tutal ' reserve, .
cleaned, ftwi.uu), circulation, decreased
iijs uw, bullion, decreaswl, 11,040 t.a. other
securltlss. Increased iK4,(ajii; other de
pontts, decreaned, (2,lH.0iA); publlo de
IK.glta, Incrassed, tl.a42.ua); notes reserve
dec res seil, fxil.ea); government securities'
Inert ased. Litlovi. 1 he proportion of the
banks isasive lu UaUUilca this wsca is
474 per cent. Ijist week !t was 61. M per
cent.
- . York Money .Market,
KKW TORK. Nov. S MONFT fhi call,
rtesdy; ruling rate. 2i per cent; closing
hid. 2'4 per cent: offered at 2 per cent
Time I'.an. essirir: sltv davs, S'iW.IH ler
cent;, ninety dsyn, . IV" per cent; six
months 8v'''i per cM.
I'KIMK MKROANTILK PATKR-Clos,
4"44l-j per cent. i
HTKIU.INd rrXt'HANOK- Urm; with
actual huniness in banker's bills st 14 8,75
for slst davs. snd st M S70" for demand..
fOMMKKCUl, llll,IX-8t.S3.
" fl IV KH liar, W4ic; Mexican dollars.
4flWc.
KuNT'S-Oovernment. steady; rsllroad.
bonds, strong. . .
Closing quotations on Uonda today war
as follows: .
V. 8. In reg ISoHlnt. M. M 4'4s....M
do coupon l'h. Japan 4a i'K
do rng ion, i 4a IMUj
do coopon 101 1, K. (.'. S. 1I Ja.. 7H
on 4a rcg IHIj. 8 dab 4a (llsl) lt4
do rupon 113)4 U N ' on. 4a.. 44(4
Arlla-l'hsl. lat la.. 41 M . K. A T kt 4a Mv,
Asi. Ag. f.a mill do gn 4w,a ....
A T. c T ct. 4a..linia ay. yaPirir 4a .... tl4
American Tob. 4a.. 41 4. It. sf M. 41a . HVj
"a HHN y. C. gnn. 144a. tl
Armour (. 44i tiH do dab 4 44 "4
Atchlaon gn. 4a... MaN y., s. h. a H.
do a. 4a loi, eT 4a 131
o e. la 1"S4N. A W m con. 4a 't
At. C. L. lat 4a... .S da CT. 4a 1041,
. A O. 4a 14No. Pacific, 4a lo
' 'do 314a I4 00 la i
do S. W. 11, 41 Or. 8. I. rfd 4n.. t4
Br. Tr. c. aa UHl'cnn. e. (HIM Mli
1. of "a. U . ...lot de con 4a ....PIS
tn. tcrihr fa . . a' riaalins gn 4a ... M14
V f N. J. f. la 111 St. L. 8. r. f. 4a
(:. (I. 4V",a loivi do gen. la M
do raf. la tt st L. S. W. cos. 4a SO
I . A A, IVa 41V, 4i0 i,t rij a., tl'i
(,'., 11. A Q. gas. 4a Mil' A. l 4a "4
do san. 4a Mwito. Pac. eol. 4a.... la1
C. M. A M P. f. 34a IH, do tr. 4a 74
1 , 1. a: r. c. 4a 74 do Irt rcf. 4a.... w
d col. ia IKH80. By. ba 104
'telo. In4 la 741, do gen. 4a 74,
Colo. Mid. 4a ..00 I nlon Pacific 4j..10t
f. A 8. r.AiCs.m, 7uj do ct. 4a 103M
Dnl. A II. ci, 4a . M4 lrt A r. 4a 47
if. A II. O. 4a.. 40 If. g. Rubber 4a. ...lot
do raf. (a 17 U. t. Steel Id 4a..lo'iVi
Dlnllllera' ..la 74 Vs. -Car. Ch. 6a....l.i
Krta pr.- I. 4a.... rswahah lat bo. ...1064,
do gen. 4n 74 So Ut A s. 4a.. tSMi
do ev. 4a aer. A.. 17 Went Md. 4a 7H
do aar. B 77k au. ... r.i a aiu
Oen. Fl. r. ,..IJ! Wis On 4 124,
II. C. lat . 4a.... S Mo Pae. t. 4a.. SS".
in. Mel. 4-ii ,,. 7!4ianama Is 10S
Bid. Offcrad.
London Stock Market.
IJNDON, Nov. .Amerlcsn securities
opened steady and a fraction higher and
further Improved on light buying during
the) first hour. At noon the market was
stesdy, with prices rsnslng Irom un
changed to 1 point higher than yester
day's New York closing.
Ixindon closing stock quotations:
Conaola, money ..71 ll-MIjoularllle A Nah..lMW,
.do sooount 7lll-14Mo., Kan. A Tax.. 314
Amal. Copper tsiNaw York Central. .llOVj
Anaconda 74 Norfolk A Weatarn. Ill
Atchlaon IllUj da fd II
o pfd 107 Ontario -A Waatarn. 4IVj
BaltlnMrs A Ohio. .1n.-,t4 pannarl-rania MI
(nadlan Paotflc ...KHSltand Mlnaa IV
invMpriii ex unio. 19 Hnaillng 744
Chi. (imat Waatarn. 10 Bouiharn Ry 31'
Chi., Mil. A St. r.113'4 do fd 73
Da Baara HH Southern Paclflo .. .11114
lnrar A Rio O... H Lulon Piclflo ....mv,
do pfd 40'4 do fd MV,
Brie 14 U. fl. fltael 4.1
do lit fd 11 do fd im,
do Id fd 4 Wahaih II
Orand Trunk M do fd 31
Ifllnoia Central ...141
ii.Vh.i iiar, unsettled at 26d per
ounce.
SIONKY lU5'la per cent.
The. rate of discount In the open mar
ket tor short bills Is S'fl3, per cent; for
three months' bills. 3M per cent.
Ilaak of Uermany Ktatement.
BKRL1N. Nov. 9 Ths weekly statement
of the Imperial liunk of ocrmany shows
the following changes: Canh In hand. In
creased 15,046,()( marks; loans, decreased
4l.7M.OUO markg; dltcounts, decreased 91.
ll)4,0i marks; treasury - bills, decreased
1.7o4.000 marks; notes, In circulation, de
creased :i,23B,(lO0 marks; cleposlti, dt
creased 7B.W.0W marks; gold In hand, In
creased 7,r7.0oO marks.
n York Mining Rtocks. r
NEW YORK, Nov. . Closing-, quota
stocks wr as follows: - .
Alice ino Lotus CTitsf I "
Com. Tun. stock... II Mat lean . 137
do posda 17 Ontario 1(0 .
Con. Cal. A Va.... 10 aophlr id.
iron silver loo , astandard loo
"l-Mdvllls Cvu 10 Yallow Jacket 48
. Bi. dir. oifarad..
. OMAHA aBNr7RAL MARKET. '
CHEES15-Tmported Swiss, e?e; Ameri
can Kwlss. 23c- block Hwlss, 18c; twins.
e.ui uiuaira, .jo; triplets, l'4C; young
j-.niii. j. me; iiiun iaiei nncK, i;hc; 11m
brrRer, a-lb.. JSo; llmberBer, 1-lb., lOo.
HUTTKR No. 1, a-lb. carton. Moi No 1.
In (10-lb. tubs, 34c; No. I, 8c; jwoklng, :fio.
iPoUI.THlr HrolUrs. 18c; springs, 12c;
nons, lie; cocks. li)c; ducks,, loc; geese
1; turkeys, 2do; ulKetns, per dox.. ,l.ta.
Alive, brollorw, J)c; ions, 8'ic; old
roosters and stags, 6c; old ducKs, full
feathered, lie; geeso, full feathered. lt'O;
turkeyg, 1V guinea fowls. l5o each;
Pigeons, .per dos., 75o; homers, per dot..
2 :; squabs. No. 1. 11. no: No. 2. loc.
.11811 1'lckerel, 11c; white. HIWJoc; pike,
lc; trout, incise; large crapples. lialSo;
fnunlsh mackerel, lo; eel, etc: haddocks.
13c; tlounders, 13c; green oatflsh, ll5o;
roe shad. $1.0t) each; shad roe, per pair!
SOe; salmon, 13c; halibut, !ltr1.1c: vefl-w
perch. 8c; buffalo. 8c; bullheads 'c. r
POUljTaY Uroilsrs. Uc, springs, liar,
hens, 12c; cocks. c; ducks, 18c; geesa,
lie; turkeys, 24c; plgoona, per dos, II. W.
Alive, broilers, laiso; hens, 8a; oil
roosters and -stags. 6c; old ducks, full
feathered, llu; geese, full fetahered, 10a;
turkeys, ltic; guinea - fowls, luo each;
Pigeons, por dos., - 78c; homers,-pr dog..
Il.jo; squabs. No. 1, ll.&U; No. t, c .
ici shu. i, u; co. li'ic -Hounds; N
, ire, nn. i, o7c; do. sc. nates: no.
lUc; No. t. 44c; No. 8, 4c.
, FRUITS, KTC. -Apples: cooking vari
lies, per bhl., U-ib; Jonathan, per bbbl .
M.tl); lien Uavis. per bbl.. i.i0; California
Relleflowar, per box, $1.35; Colorado Jon
athan, extra fancy, per bog, 84.25; Wash
ington Hpltsenberg, per box, $2.60; Wash
Ingtoo Usd.Ueauty, per box, U-V; Wash
I tig ton MlaJSMin Wlnessps, per box $ 00
Hsnanas: h ancy select, per bunch, 12 JS
412. W; Juufbo, per bunch, 2.7oii3 7j.
Cranberries. Wisconsin fancy, par bbl
18.141, per box. I3.W. Dates: Anchor
brand, new, 80 1-lb pkgs. in boxeat per
boa. 83.85. Figs: California, per case of
ii js-oe. pnga., eoc; per case or 31 12-on.
pkgs., I2.6t); per rase of 40 ft-os. pkgs..
UOo; Ney Turkish. 6-crown in 20-lb
boxes, per lb . lie; C-orown In 2-llj. boxes
tor la., loc; 7-orown in 3 lb. boxes per
lb., lie. Urapes:' California Tokays, psr
J-bsk. crate. 11.20; Malaga graiiea, in
bbls.. tS-iiiriitM. IjeniMis: Clinonaira
bland, extra fancy. auOdoo sixers, per box
t).7fi; I.oma I.lmonetra. fancy ,' 30O-8S4
sizes, per box. lo w; 240 and 420 sizes. I)c
par box less. Omnges: Niagara Hed
lands -Valenclas. H-Ud sixes, per box.
t. ii; 160-17-2t)-2ie-23o eisos, per box. JiJa
Peaches: Callfoiula and Colorado, er
bos. 81.0a Fears: California Uuchess.
B. Hardy and B. Clarlgeau. per 00-1 1)
box, ,83.t0; Lawrence, par box. 13.00.
. . HOliTAHUES-beano: String and
an, periiiHi. oik., ii.uutji.zj. Cabbage
Vvincotisin. per lb., lMUVc. C:try:
Michigan, per dos.. Sc; Coloiado Jumbo,
per Cos. koc Cucumbers: liot liouaa,
per dox., 8iW- Ki.g Flant: Faooy
Floiida. per dos., tl.uu Uarllo: , Kxtra
fancy, white, per lb., ito. lettuce: tg.
tra fancy leaf, per dog., 40c. Onions:
California, white, pr lb., 3c; NYlsvonsln,
)llow and red. in sacks, per lb., 2Vtc;
Spanish, per crate, Paruley: Fancy
hums grown, per dos. bunches, 46c. I'o
taioes: Minnesota ICarly Ohio, per bu.,
tl 0U; Wlkconstu white stock, per bu.,
Hvc; in lo-sick lots, 6o less. Bwctt Fo
latocs: Viislnia, per bbl., H6o; per bu.
bKk., $1 05. tiutabagas: in sacks, per lb.,
la.c. . Tomatoes: California, per crate,
II W.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds: Tarra
gona, per lb., lhc; in sack lots, lo less,
firasit Nuts: Fer lb . Ho. In sack lots,
lo less. Cocnauuls: Per sack, 86.0. Fil
berts: Ptr lb., 14c; In sack lota, lc leas.
Peanuts. Roasted, per lb., 8vc; raw, per
lb., 7 Sc. Pecans: Largs, per lb., loo; In
sack lufM, le less. Walnuts: .Now crop,
lvll, California, per lb., lite; In s-
lots, lo leas, elder: New Nehawka. per
lb gal. H bbl., 83 00; per 8o-gai. bbl.. 8i -M;
Naw York Mod's, per 15-gal. n bbl., 83.M);
rer 80-gal. bbl., to 00. Honor : New. 24
raines, 83 78. Kraut: Per la-ga;. ksg,
!I.a; per i-gal. kusT. II 10.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YOHK. Nov. .-tR GOODS
The cotton goods market la quiet.
Prices in dress goods are in active call.
Homo few-large contracts have recently
been placed on cotton yarns for deliv
eries running . Into next year.
Omaha Umr Market.
. OMAHA. Nov. 8. HAY -No. 1. 8J3 00; No.
L IlLWlt : coaise, llu.00; parking
stock. ;i'-;tu0: alfalfa. l4 0u. eitraw:
Wheat, UtV4i.iiO,.t)(e tvuai usUA, . ti.tna, .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Are
Steady to
is Spots.
Some Easier
BULK OF THE HOGS FIVE HIGHER
heeg and l.amlx In Moderate Be
celpf, while Demand Is Very
Fair oad Prices Itematn
ia teady otchea. s
; SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 9. 1911.
Kecelpts were. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.'iiii:iai Aionasy in i4 2.717
Official Ttienrlsy ..- 6M-i 4.2.S
3ti.;i
31.4:15
21.lx2
b.VM
orrirlal Wedneulay... 9,17
J.stlmata 1 hursday.... 3.237
6l.2
6.IKI0
Four days this Week. 271.770
Same days Inst week ..24,92
game days wks. agi.33,MH
Knme days 8 wks. ago. 34,370
Same dace a vi. oua-ii
1H.6S7
20. Hi)
21. lT
17. Wl
l.lr it
96 449
1U.92&
14.:).U
1M.776
)C7.oi
Same davs last vear. IvRl
ii.i;o
l.S4)
The following table snows the reoelnii
pr cattle, hogs and sheep nt Booth oirshs
for the year to date, nt compared with
lar.l year; ion ' im.. i... n. r
Cattle 1 (Tin K71 1 fiiJi iin '. . .129
Hoga ..- 2.0.1S.5U 1.M7.34S SO-l.rV
"'P 2,714,204 2.0.4.71 i7,4M
Th following table shows the avsrsge
prices psld for lioks at Bouth Omaha for
the last few days, with comparisons.
Patd. 19U. 19in.lCl.l!)08.l07.l.)(j.lK5.
Oct
Nov.
Nov.
Z 8 01
03-J8I-7 7
tiltvsi ; 91
i a ui
7T?
7 Oil 8 7Ui
7 ! i 6J
7 741 i Vj
6 ii,
i ell
0 tto
C 02;
d'
10
4 W
4 84
4 In)
4 77
4 cS
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
W 8 t.SI
6 07
loVsl 8 0
7 9.
( 18X
5 S)
i 1", o ai
701 8 7KI
S l.il 1 mil 4 hi
MV' 7 IW
6 7si 4 ytl S Ml 4 8:1
Nov.
OS I 8 02
7 " ! 4 7o C 02 4 dl
7 7.c 5 0J 4 !W B 0:l 4 79
Nov. V.. 124
7 m
Sunday,
Receipts and disposition of live stock
t the Cnlon Stock yards. Kouth Omuha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at 3
o clock.
RECEIPTS CARa
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. M. & St. P 2
W abash '.. i
Missouri Pnclflc 3 ;.
L'nion Pacific 74 7 n
C. A N. W., eant 18 7
C. ft N. W., west. tl 1,1 1
C, 4t. P. M. s 0 4 4 8
C, B. & (., east.. 8 5 1
(',., II. 4.. west 42 17 8
C, It I. V P., east 18 2
C. It. I. A P., west S
Illinois Central ..j..; '.. 1
Chicago Oreat Westerns... 3 2
Total rex-el pts 119 . 87 29
DISPOSITION-HISAD.
- Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 4uo ) u
swift and company ', iri l,n9 l.lku
Cudahy Packing Co 1,1K 2.M 8,272
Armour & Co B7 . 1,2S ltfi
o. P. Co., from Denver 25
Morreil n
Hlil (t Van 27
F. 14. lewis ill
J. B. Hoot & Co i.. 2:i6 .... ....
J. It. piulla lt
U Wolf .. 10
Mccreary1 A Kellogg.... l;u ....
Werthelmt. 1-iegu.n... 46
II. F. Hamilton 12
I so Ilothschlid .., Hi'
Mo. -Kan. oalf Co '.. 2.1 .... ....
Other buyers: 803 .... -8,927
Totals 6,2(5 6,705 13,131
CATTI.E3 Cattle receipt's were mod
erate, but still the total lor the week has
been large, amounting to almost So.uoo
head, snowing a large gain over last
week and an Increase ol 11,000 head as
compared ' with the. same week of last
year. . 1
Under the Influence of lare receipts and
none too good reports from other selling
poflits, the market- here was a little slow
to open. 8tlll there was a fair demand
for desirable kind or neet and the iren.
era! market was about steady. Warmed-
up corn-rea cattle have been more or loss
neglected for the last-two days or more,
and they are slow. sale and yulte a little
lower than last week.
Cowa and heifers did not show very
much change today, the-'kinds that
buyers wanted selling In about yester
day's notches.
A good many feeders were held over
yesterday in the hands of speculators,
and as the country demand this morn
ing was not very urgent, the movement
was slow, with some klods steady and
others a little easier. It Is safe to sav
that -feeders are' a little .lower than on
i uesuay. .
Quotations on-native cattle: Good to
chute ueei steers, 4i.iMJ...'io; fair to good
beef steers, 4Vi.0Otf.o.i;i; common to fair
beef steers, H.torgfri.oo; good lo choice heif
ers, t4.avg6.20; good to choice cows. 84.J'd
4. No; fair to good cows and hellers, ti.'ii
lbv4.1'o; oominon to lair cows and heifers,
JJ 7i3.1o; veal calves, ilWalM.
Quotations on range 'cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, eU.'.util.Ju; fair to good
bef stocis, ss.tscud.io; cotnoion to tair
beef stsers, 84.40&S.II); good to Choice helf
ers, M 4o&i.lu; good to cnolce. cows, 84.3JJI
4.14); lair to good Cows and heifers. VUSJ
4.; good to choice stockert and feeders,
I4.80(iiii.o0; fair to good stoukers and lead
ers, I4.3htl4 9ii; coniinon to lair stocksrs
and feeders, 84.4oij4..H&; stock n.lfers. W.2j
t4.U; bulls, stags, etc. 83.2U3-4.W.
Hepresentatlve sales:
BEEF STEERS. . ' 1
Ns. At. Tt. No. At. Tt.
It 10U1 8 00 43 Um IM
17 1051 I l
COWS. ,
111 8 It ... i
I 44
I 71
4 04
4 10
I vt
I at sm
.1000
. W'4 .
. 141
111 I .....1114
I 4a I looo
8 40 ', MM)
our H.SO.
lot . I M It 910 4 1
7tft I 75' 40 Ml 4 IS
. llW
.lOJl"
. 840
. 414
. 140
BLXU). .
8 75 1... ;...ut I OS
CALVES.
8 75 4 100 I It '
4 14 I IS 111
I 00 1 140 10
& 00 l in tn
8...
II...
1...
I...
1(4
hVroCKKKrf AND FEEDk,KS.
II
I I t it 14 '0 4 4
44 4 40 17 Ul (II
174 4 45 44 444 4 44
III t it ' as 1V4S 4 14
MONTANA.
KJ, Vster Montana. '
AV. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
.910 4 40 12 cows 800 8 80
11..
4..
II..
No.
23 COWS. .
Charles 1 hex Montana.
4S steers.. ..K34 4 . IS cow 1 87B 4 30
18 cows 783 8 W
NEBRASKA.
IS betters. .. ST8 4 40 18 "heifers... 73J
HI steers.. .1286 4 06 13 fseders.. Ion
4 06
6 10
4 76
4 25
8 85
6 10
44 feeders.. 1132
4 0
4 40
3 fS
M feeders.. 1017
41 oows I'53
14 steers.... 778
32 steers.. ..1176
15 feeders.. 10U)
18 oows...
901
?0 feeders
. 812
4
J.
13 cows...
11 cows...
8 calves.,
C.
9 feeders
E. Herman Nebraska
. (42 4 15 12 cows 900
. 842 8 2G C calves... 1C3
. SS6 6 10
V. Thurston Nebraska.
.914 8 00 14 cowa 918
8 40
7 25
4 06
3 80
3 75
01 oows 7(77
9 calves... too
8 40 20 cows 780
8 10 13 cows &J0
Kloke Nebraska.
. A,
R.
945
90 feeders..
4 75
Mrs
8 feeders..
Bessls Rons Nebraska
814 4 75 20 Cows 9.4 4 23
841 3 25 6 cows 820 3 50
SOUTH DAKOTA.
17 cows....,
24 cows 785 3 00 cowl 891 3 50
23 heifers... M (U
Wllliaui Kolterman South Dakota.
.71 feedeis.,1015 4 nO 21 feeders.. 840 3 23
28 cows 11,0 4 15
WYOMING.
8 heifers... 828
4 40
10 feeders.
Ml
781
4nJ
7S0
108
1014
828
4 40
5
4 71
4 tV)
4 50
4 10
4 8.1
4 5a
4 45
18 rows 730
3 0
4 40
6 00
4 75
6 T.
3 So
4 t4
4 50
87 cows
18 feeders.
18 feeders.,
"4 cows....
20 cows
8 feeders.,
"O helf era... 44
37 calves... t9
21 feeders.. 710
W f seders.. ."
13 cows 805
feeder.. s.T
It oo a 1007
10 hellers... 4
14 feeders.
7M
18 feeders.. 781
2 80
R. Thornton Wyoming.
V steers. .117
10
63 steers.... 9B0
14 feeders. .1041
15 Steers.. ..lux
84 heifers... 870
88 cows ttl
Wyoming.
14 steers ...11 SR
13 feeders., iitO
I 00
4 K
4 00
4
3 50
4
4 74
M feeders.. lo
Ml Steers.. ..11?4
4 85
4 50
15 COWS..
148 cows.
ft 7 . 4
864 4 E
J. Brook
18 steer.. ..1104 6 00
18 rows..... 7K5
18 steers... U'O
C. H
1 steers. ...1180
13 cow s I'OO
4 50
Canh Wyoming.
4 as 16 steers.. ..1178 6 CO
t 00
Pets Wyoming.
11 steer.. ..119 4 55
R. Rlchter Wyoming.
3 feeders.. 888 4 75
Wvomlnc Csttle Co. Wyoming
5 steers.. ..10U0 i li - I towi.... u 3 5
O. Crsco Wyoming.
11 cows RM 3 40 10 heifers... 729 4 80
4 calves... Ml iW
C. c. Ripley Wyomlag.
18 feeders.. 1017 5 40 steers.... 9S0 4 50
18 rows Hit 4 fO
HO( Kan tern receipt of hnirn failed
to come tip to expectancy and with the
local supply limited, sellers encountered
little difficulty In forcing prices to a
higher plane. Farly In the session buy
ers reflated hulllnh. efforts, bftt this at-
tituae oki not get them many hogs and
after a short lull, the market started out
In earnest at figures barely a nickel
nigner, nosing at a lull o-cent advance,
""inn uueuienn wan - aono earty on a
merely strong l Fln, but big bulk showed
the fist nickel, bulge. -
Offerings amounted to about eighty-five
losdn rnosttv butcher and lard graden.
and the yards were cleared ! good shape
n:4oin.i.jv u ciuca. snipping demand
proved lifeless and there was practically
no outlet of a speculative character. Only
two of three loads of animals sold to
buyers not associated with local packing
concerns. .
I sual premiums were claimed by choice
a graac ami rancy rrutchers, tops re
main-inn at 8.20, identical with yester-
, " price. improvement was
largely reflected by a bulk of 1. )0fN 15.
Macon stocks and underweights moved
ii. mm on raun siaes ot tne lo.oo-marg.
Tteprt tentative sales:
No. A. fs. e . No. at. gb. Pr.'
S 2U SO 8 IS II isi ... 15
"t too t (.0 11 lt. ... t u
41 ... 4 OR 4' SM ... I 14
" f-t 40 t 05 II t in) aj u)
' '"3 ... 4 06 41 Sol 140 I It
lt 140 t 48 (1 js luo f 15
7" MS 110 t 04 41 7i 0 t It
r ; H 2SS t(0 I 15 -
ti ? ... t 05 4t XI fO t It
17 17 4 OS 14 !K4 too li
' M SS M 41 I 40 t li
74 214 140 t 05 , Ct J71 W t It
"3 '4 i to I OS 14 M 111
in ho 4 t: i2 mr ... t n
" I't ... t 05 . 44 ! IM t 11
fnt ... t t7"j 0 Sot SO I IS
S ... 1074 18 310 140 tit
714 110 t 7u, 44 ;a 40 t It
7o lis i:o c i) si no s it
4 2i 140 4 It . 44 .'JH 110 t It
I' 140 t 10 , 17 171 110 t If
h :it s) t ) m im) to i ii
It S41 1J0 t 10 41 271 ... I II
Ct...,...l!i4 40 I 10 10 X 120 t II
10 '') ... t 10 tl 21f0 10 I It
34 791 ... t 10 Ct SHI f0 I 15
14... -....8.11 1(0 t to CO Ill 100 til
tl tM ltO t 10 !1 ISO I II
70 48 1!0 10 41 32t 40 I 1714
It 21 140 I 10 41.. t.1 ISO I 17'
It i:S 12 I 19 at.l 131 SO 4 17'i.
47 Ill ... t 10 41 IM too t 174
:...... .323 ... tlO '! J7 140 t 17i
47 tl DO f 10 40 21 420 t M
: f"4 o t ltu, tit ts 120 t M
44...... .lit :0 t 124 M tOO 40 I to
Ill 210 t 124 tl J:I4 Ml lit
U.;.....nt ... t 1!', 34 128 tO t tt
U t4t 40 4 124 Ul 124) t 14
4' -"WO 40 t 184 tl J47 ... t 10
140 SOO 4 124 '..170 ... IN
Ill ISO 4 IS 4 JT4 M CM
73. ......m 40 t 124 l-'l tt 40 t 29
It 141 20 t 15 :7 414 ... 8 29
' i 'IGri OijOS -AND ka'DA
t.......100 ... 8 Oo It 123 ... U
45 17 u, I 00 tl lot ... I 01
67. ..121 ... I It e Ul ... 5 71
SHKaF Plenty of variety, but not
much size featured the frenh supply of
sneep ana - lambs. Offerings amounted
to only 0.700 head, mnklnar a four davs'
total- of 117,000 head. Fully half of the
miai arrivals came in feeder condition,
and the remainder of the run consisted
of fed native stock, fed and warmed-up
westerns, some good fat westerns straight
from the range, and more or less trash.
Abrupt decrease In receipts served to
Shape the demand for anything fit to kill,
and business In. this branch of the trade
was active and short-lived. Practical ly
everything suitable for slaughhter, run
ning from prime lambs down to canner
i . . . ..I -f 1 ....... . . .. , 1 .
Quality strings got the best call, but
urm-prices were paid all along the line,
common to poor classes being utilized
on orders that were not very particular.
Fed native lambs sold at 15.2Mtf5.65, and
the best fat westerns were repeaters at
85.75, the highest-price paid. Uoo- ewes
landed around $3.00914 15 and some fed
yearlings, rather toppy, brought $4.00
without much of a workout. Canner ewes
made up a very modest proportion of the
run - ana sales under 8.00 were by no
means as plentiful as recently.
..Feeder trade' was indifferent. The
better grades showed reasonably good ac
tion, but .country outlet has narrowed
considerably and .discrimination in favor
of strongweights for drylot feeding Is
decidedly pronounced. Not much change
In prices developed and the market as a
whole was. not very- Interesting. Early
business included a string of feeder
yearlings at $3.76, but lambs, now selling
rrom h i downward, appeared draggy.
(iood feeder ewes can be bouirht around
$2.50. Three days' purchase of unfinished
stuff on country accounts amounted to
(i.aou neaa.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to cholcs, $6.40i(5.75; lambs, fair to
good, $5.150.5.40; lambs, feeders. $3.25734.50;
yearlings, good to choice, $3.fVX54.iS; year
lings, feeders, $3.25&3.o5; wethers, good to
cnoioe, s.40Oj.'3,ti0; wethers, rair to good,
$3,164.71.40; wethers, feeders, 82.a04rS.2r.;
ewes, , good to choice, $3.0W33.36; ewes,
fair to good, $2.66HO.0O; ewes, breeders,
83.2i7fi3.75; ewes, feeders, $2.O0y2."O; ewes,
culls. 81.ir.if 1.76.
Representative sales:
No. , av. Pr.
881 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... NO 8 30
J73 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 62 4 00
17S Wyoming lambs, feeders. ... 60 1 75
Kl Wyoming ewes kl 8 00
51 1 Wyoming ewes, culls 75 1 70
777 Wyoming ewes, culls 75 1 70
4JR Wyoming ewes, culls...... 94 2 75
314 Wyoming ewes, culls 106 8 10
150 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 02 1 7S
251 Wyoming eews. feeders. ... 1 2 00
3t Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 4.1 8 65
601 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 09 2 60
175 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 99 2 05
72 Wyoming ewes, canners.... 95 1 25
200 Wyoming wethers 114 3 00
30 national ewes 127 S 25
9 Wyoming ewes 11 3 15
63 Wyoming ewes, culls 104 I 60
60 national lambs 77 6 50
170 Wyoming yearlings, fdrs.. 8S 3 60
272 Woytnlng - yearlings 87 4 00
807 national lambs 60 4 65
60 national lambs, eulls 64 S 50
144 Wyoming yearlings 81 3 75
2y. Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 67 4 25
X64 Wyoming wethers 119 3 50
457 Wyoming wethers 119 8 50
IW Wyoming wethers 133 3 60
8:1 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 40 3 60
150 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 86 S 16
70 Wyoming yearlings 95 8 65
465 Wyoming lamba 78 6 60
94 Wyoming lambs 78 6 60
00 national ewes Ill ....
4S9 Nebraska ewes, feeders.... M 8 09
1)0 Wyoming ewes, feeders... 81 1 90
6: Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 77 2 70
R Wyoming yearlings, fdrs.. 68. 8 75
560 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 82 2 30
CHICAGO -LIVE) STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Steavalr Hairs
HlgrherSkeep Weak.
CHICAGO. Nov. 8.-CATTLI3Rece!pts,
5,500 head; market steady; beeves, 84.6y
J.10; steers, 3l.0titc5lj5; western steers,
$4.3.'i5'7.26; Blockers and feeders. $3.00ijj6.!u;
cows and heifers. $.0Jdtt.00: calve, bbu
8.60.
HOGS Receipts. 24.000 head; market
fairly active and 6c higher than the open
ing; light, . $5 5i4i.J5; mixed, to 856.45;
heavy, $5.&.ii6.46; rough, $5.&'&'6.0S; good
to choice heavy. $6.njK45; pigs, 4U.ti5j6.25:
bulk of sales. 86.Uyio.40.
SHEEP AND LAMB-Rece!pts. 25.000
head; ;.iarket weak; . native, 82.60ft7i.85;
western, $3.75cJ3.Ki; ye&rlings, $3.7t4.40;
lambs. . native. JX75ti6.oo: western. ii.7oo2
5.50. ,
Kaaaaa City LIt Sleek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 0. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 7.5tn) head. Including 1,200 southern
ers; market steady to strong; cowa 10c
higher; dressed buef and export steers,
1475(i(9.0f; fair to good, to.2o.we.50: western
steers, $i.Ovrfy7.60, stackers and feeders. $3 76
4)6.75 ; southern steers, 84.0.415.25; southern
cows, )2.75(u4.25; native cows, I2o.)5 00;
native heifers. $4-W7.00; bulls, $3.25l4.75:
calves, $4 irt7.00.
IIOUS Recolpta, 12.000 head; market,
steady to 5o liixher; bulk of sales, $5.70
titi.45; heavy. 8(.C.35, packers and
butchers, $.l.o5'gj.a7 . lights, $5.7086.15;
piss. $i 25415.25.
r H E 1C f Lambs, receipts, .t?0 head;
market, steady to l'W higher; lamba.
$.i75.75: yearllnsts. 83.5Af 1 50; wethers
U.0 4.00; ewes. $2.7503.75; siockers and
feeders, $2.ut3.73.
t. Lals Live Stock Market.
ST. LOC18. Nov. 9. CATTI.K Re
ceipts, i.MO head, Including 2.00 Texans;
market, loc to 15c higher; native shipping
and export steers. $T.5.s,is.O0, dressed, and
butcher steers. 8o.lX&7.50; steers under
1.ij0 pounds. 84.00iiiK.00; Blockers and feed
ers. 13 fvut.10, cows nnd heifers ISo,f
7.00: connera S 1 1 " "t J 3. CO; bulls. I1.7fi5 25'
calves. 44.oauii.ro; Texas and Indlon steers!
4 iV-,i7.00; cows aud heifers. t4 5o7 (
IKHiS Receipts. Ih.Aot head: market,
steady to stroni;: piss and lights. H.jo.f
(X.; packers. $5 906.25; butchers and beat
heavv, V. luil6
KHEEi Uambs, receipts. J.ffO head:
market, steatiy: native muttons, U-tn-'j
: lambs. 84.2f.trt.o6: culls aud buiLs
U -4ii., Kwkira, $L2i(i.ii.
OTHER SIDE OFCRUELTY TALE
Italian Ministry Issues Statement
Abont Alleged Atrocities.
SAYS ARABS ARE TREACHEROUS
Women Kill Womnded, Ited Cross
Attendants Mardered and fol
dlers Onelfled In
lint.
WASHINGTON'. Nov. D.-"That the pun
ishment fits the crime" and "blood met
blood" on the Trlpolitsn battlefields was
declared In a cablegram to the Kalian
embassy today by pan Olullano, Itallsn
minister of war, referring to the reported
Italian atrocities against the Turks und
A rabs.
The cablegram from Ban' Glullnno wns
In
the form of an official statement under
the caption:
"Italian Heart; Arabian Cruelty."
"At the outset we recognized the fact
that tlie people abroad might regard the
reported acts of the soldiers aa excesslvo
cruelty and declared that to be under
stood, thoroughly, talks were necessary
with officers and soldiers, particularly
those who suffered the worst in tho bnt-
tle of October 23.
"Our soldiers occupied the entrench.
raents at Sldl Mesey," the minister of
cablegram continued, "rend tet ween
them and the Arabs, back of the village,
there had been established friendly re
lations.
"The soldiers paid, without anv disDute.
for everything they purchased from the
Arabs. Some officers even bought cloth
ing for the naked children. I think that
since such wars began the natives have
been treated with such kindness.
Women Kill Wounded.
"Bat, suddenly, in the midst of the
hard fighting, from the small white Arah
houses back of our soldiers there rushed
out Infuriated men. Inhuman, and horrible
things happened. An Italian surgeon was
killed by the father of a girl whom ha
had cured and saved. A wounded soldier,
who had been left alone for a moment
by his comrades, had his throat cut by
a woman who crerit atealthllv on him
through the doad and wounded. There
were cruelties unspeakable. Red Prnn
attendents carrying; stretchers to aid tha
wounded Turks were treacherously slain
oy two wounded men. Isolated soldiers,
surprised In the Interior were dlnem.
boweled.
Strange Incidents of horror there ....
An Arab was seen fleeing with human
flesh stuffed Into an Italian anMi.r.
knapsack. Tha soldier was later found
crucmca in a native hut.
"The punishment wan
the crime. Tooth bjr tooth our soldier.
lougnt. rne oppress on na:el nv .
scythe over the battlefield. Blood met
blood."
The Turkish ambasnadne v ... v:.
Pasha, left Washington today for New
A dispatch from Trlnnll iti.4 v..
f . . V v. .lUVfTIII
ber 8, forwarded to the Italian embassy
here by the Italian minister of war, San
Oluliano, says.
"Detachments of h .i.t.j i.
fantry, Company Eight from Hamldle to
Sclarasclat, drove hsclr ih .., w
left fifty dead. Our losses were fifteen
wounaea. ins government has received
a report of brilliant operations of Italian
troops October 23 and 28. which resulted
in the enemy's defeat."
WIFE THREATENED TO 1 '
CARVE OUT HIS HEART
NEENAH. Wis..
Wlfa thretatened to carve nm hi. v-.
and throw it to the pigs. Herman Babbiu
was granted a divorce by Judge Burnell.
Babbits said he was "scare .ire ,.,
his wife, '
EVELYN ARTHUR SEE
SENTENCED TO PRISON
M.n, nm, juvciyn Arthur See
fol'1ndr ot the "Absolute i.ife" culti con
V T1 J fu'", ""ns o the delinquency
of ailldrod Bridges, a juvenile disciple of
the CUt. tOdav wna .,T..., ' .
from one to five years and was Ir
rested.
Metnl Murkrl,
NEW YORK. Nii 9mitit d c..
, mu.au,-. Italia.
1f0c,!!r rf'rm: pot "nd November,
$12.1503,12.35: Uecember, $12,203)12.40' Jtm
uary, $12.25S 12.50; February, $12.2512.65.
London market, steady.; spot, fots lu 3d;
--w-., i... u. arrivals reported at New
Tork todav were vat iAn ... t
returns Show aytvirta u.i tam thi. . m
7,005 tons. Lake copper, $3.6012.02Vi;
i.V7i , ""n'".oii; casting, $12.a4ji .
liifia M.n' rf "V: v pot. and November,
$41.80ry.20; December, $41.70042.00; Jan-
. ' f",wu.i; reoruary, $41.r34l.7j .
Ltondon marker i,.h.,, . r.n. mr.
futures. fl86 10s. Iad. dull." $4.2534 3o'
New York, and $4.104 .15 at rTait St.'
""Jon, J5 18a 9d. Spelter, dull.
$4,304.50, New York, and $6.1fl86.40 at
East St. Louis. London. f2 1.7s. Anti
mony, rfllll: Pnnlftnn.a 19 Orla 101 .
: , - rj.wu0.u7j iron,
Cleveland warrants. 4fs 10fid In London.
w"s quiet; iv o. 1 roundry
northern. $16.00Jjri5.26; No. 2. I4.7515.00;
No. 1 Southern and V. 1 -.
$15 OOff 15.60. . au.
ST. IX5UI3., Nor. 9.-MFrrALS-Lead.
$4.154.KV4; spelter, firm, $6.30.
Cotton Market.
NFTW VOl? TT Mv o cnTTAvr.i .
Steadv hilt Hull m 1(1 nAlnl. v.l..A. . .
' ' - " ''''.' . iiiiu-
dllng uplands, 9.45c; middling gulf. $.70c
C.nilnn eit f 11 rm m -lA4 BAv T. 1 . X'
...... - ...... . . n .' . AJlLfll. . 1 '
.'"""" . A ..1.1,,.., - .1 , JNUHUI T ,
l.04c; February. .0Kc; March, 9.15c; April,
Ct lfl. ...... A .1 . . I ,, . .
ff.v, wiaj-, e.wau, une, ..fH:, July. V.JOC;
'vukusi. Deptemuer, r.-ic; Oc
tober, 9.27c
Oils nnd Itoaln.
HAVATJVAlf r:n Vn n nTT.iiL--
T1NK Kinn; 4Ri0Vic; sales. J71 bhls.;
receipts. D76 bhls.; shipments, 53 bbls :
stocks. 80,14a bbls.
ROSIN Firm : receipts. 2.00.1 l.hin
shipments, 4.255 bbls.: stocks, 80
800 bbls. Ouote: B. $; 0534.121,,: D 86 in
i.i5: K. F. a. $iijc.i7i-: h, t.: k
$G 3ui3.46: M, $6.50; N, $4.65; W O. S7.30;
Hioclc In Sight.
lleceipts of live stock at the ft.-
clj.al markets yesterday:
Cattle. Ilocrs. Shoep.
South Omaha 3,)0 5.J0 6 )
St. Joseph soi s.ono i fan
Kansas City 7.3n 2.o wrt
St. 1a)Ii1s 4 is ..i
Chicago 5.50 21.0)0 25!uu
Totals
.22.500 C4.8U0 41.400
M. Joseph I.Ito lisrk Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Nov. 9. CATTLE
lleceipts, 1,500 head; market steady; steers.
li..uii8.ou: cons ana lienors, 4-KoyvbO;
calves, 8J.0n4;i7.IM.
HOa.S Receipts. 8.000 head: marker
slow; top, li lCH; bulk of sales, $5.!M'S.a).
SHEEP AN li LAMUS KecWpts. 2,500
head; market lower; lambs. $4.60u5."5.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9WOOLlTn.
changed; territory and western mediums.
Hf'iU-Uc; line ineoiums, ltiuisc; fine 111
15c
agar Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. l.-fiL'OAR-R...
quiet; muscovado, W teet 4 tic. ren-
truugavi, no icii, .u.iw, luuiaaseir, IV test.
40c. Itelinea easy.
Refined Sugar Healaced.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9-AII grades of re.
fined sugar were reduced 19 ccnu per luO
pounds today.