10
Till-; 11EK: OMAHA.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Leaders in Wheat Say Kecovery of
Prices it National.
ItETOBT ON COBN IS BEARISH
Vnfavornkle WMtktr Ofrr fne f ont
Belt I Offset tr a Farther
Break la Jaew t 'ash
Prices.
, OM A If A, Nov. 0 1111.
it U the general opinion of leaders In
the wheat trade that the recovery In
prices la a nut urn I one resulting from
. nn oversold market condition.
rome doubtful news front Arnentlno
had II ettect, but the news from dav lo
day will lx governed largely bv larse
holders. the mtr of the ca.Hi wheat "ales
and a rowible niicwhI of large II. initia
tion by the bull Irarirrs.
Yesterday's official report on rnrn as
bearlah. compared with the Oetober flu
me on farm reerve. being 13.0ro,t)
huahel more than a year ago. The un
favorable weRther over the corn belt w
offnet by the fin I her break In new cash
rorn prices. The commercial jioaltlon of
rum builUh and late season valuoa
should be h:ither.
Cable on wheat were firmer and
shorts were taking profit. piittlnK prices
higher. rnth '-hr.it u firm at '-c
lilgher.
Light receipts of corn and the active
ilemMnd fnvorrd the corn market In face
of the hcariah government report. Cash
corn km yc hlgl er.
Irimary wheat receipt Were 94fOP0
bushels and rhlpmenta were SMi.tmO bush
els, against Vecelpts laal year of 7i2.0uO
buaheis and hlmcnts of Mti.oun bushel.
Primary orn receipt were 4Z7. bush
els and shipments were 234,0' bushels,
agalnH receipt lent year of aoi.ooo bush
els und shipments of .141.000 bushels.
Clearance were 1UK bushels of corn.
1.0)0 biiT.li.ils of i.ata and wheat and flour
equal to KV.C0 biiNhcl.
Liverpool cloned Jd higher on whett
and 'HVt higher on corn.
The following cah an lea were reported:
JVheat No. 2 hard, 1 car, KT'in; No. 4
hard. 1 car, I0'4a. Corn: Nr.. 4 White,
1 car. svc; No. 2 yellow. 1 car. C9c; No.
J yellow. 1 car, 40c; No. 4 yellow, 1 car.
mew). .i'4c; No. S mixed. X car. t1o. 1
car. (new), m.c; No. 4 mixed, 1 car. 440.
(: .standard. 1 car. 4c; No. 4 white,
fiVc; no grade, 1 car. 4:.
Omaha ltli 1'rlcea.
WIIEAT-No. 2 hard. I7cfl t.On.H; No i
fcitrd, !evfiWc; No. 4 hard, V:QMc.
corn-No. i while, bm',.jHo; No.
white, Si,itif.itc; No. 4 .white. liUftiixc;
No. 2 color, tiMicIS'!.'. No. yellow, XV(
i.!'c; No. yellow. i4fii'jn; No. 4 yellow.
M',y4C No. I, ftVVrtOOc; No. I 6St)4c;
No. 4 corn, 6Mi'iWe.
AT8 No. it white, WQWic; standard.
:.i.c; No. White, 4(H'dJ,Wc; No. 4,
White. 45'iW4Mio.
RAIiI.KY-Maltlng, $1.140184; No. 1
feed, H,'ctll.07.
RYIi-No. 2. 9-VJrOfic; No. J. 9C99;c.
t.arlui Itecf lpia.
Wheat, Corn. Oat.
t W M
42
Tl 21 1
3il
Chicago
Ulnin-apolia
Omaha
liuiuth
CHICAGO GRAIM AM) PItOVIIO.
Feat area of the Tradtna; aa4 tloalaa;
I'rloea oa. Board at Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9 -Know and ' cold
Btopiantr the threHhera In the Canadian
tiirthwent and mnklnjr farm offeiinK
Jielit at elevator point In the prln;
crop statea, Klve a lift today to the
prices of wheat. The cloae wna stead r
at a net advanue of Ho to Uc. latent
limire ahowed corn a sixteenth off to
Kfi up, oata, Ha to 'ifiHo hltther and
fcoa; producta, lV'io to it.a hKher.
Wheat tinlahed at nearly the top point
f the day. An Improved demand for
winter wheat flour appeurrd to he one
underlying- cause of the market slrenulh.
Offerings were limited except on the
swell when h feeding out prorex y
leading lone wita .reumrd In a moderate
way. The market, however, nt no time
was burdened. Sentiment In favor of the
bull aide received mora or le Impetus
from tu'a of large aale of cash wheat
iK-ndlng here.
As a matter of fact though, no trans
action of thut nature was reported :is
havlim been brought to completion, lmr
Itiajr the aexaton Iiecemlar awnnif from
Ki,,c. to MHc, closlui; I'iv lilvher up at
H-.o.
Mtuhbomens seemed to have a clutch
em corn. There were apparently hi renins-
order lo buy a ahade below the
market end there were equally liberal
offers to sell at a little over the market.
1'ecember ranged from 6!'(iO to W.$o and
cloned ateady at Cio, a pain of lo net.
Cash RTudea were In moderate demand
't tower. No. i yellow was quoted at
Wi7le.
Klrmnes developed In oat, lllffh and
law limits touched for I ho lieremlier do
livery were 4i7o and M'c. with the close
M'c net hlKher at 4ti)1ti:4ilT(.'
l'ro Ixlonn hud the eteepent ailvance
Jn weeks. Pork closed 'Sc tip and oilier
Irroducl IWjKWc to Mn?ft!ti hlher.
Quotation on leadinit prtaluri were:
rticrl7open. i llitfhTTijow. Close. YrtTy,
.Wheat
I
lec..
May.
July.
iM'WfV
wv 314
1 (Ki ,99iiS
WViKi-Ai
vora
J we..
62tM CT
C34i
6
May
July.
li;le'
t4VtmW!Si
Cats
Heo..
May.
July.
I 4fr
4fH
4fi-,l46X(a
4C,
44!Q'49ii
44 1 4
4Jl44Ht
I'ork
i )....
Jan..
May,
Lrd
Jan..
May.
XlUs
Jan..
May.
It 10 TO
it KMil K 37H
35 KM
14 W
14 IS
16 60
is m
14 M
i:',i
so
I H
a H7H
1T,
t I7W
em
St
I 4
li
I 40
.140 '
u
t 40
t 6.1
I aah guutaltuiia were as follows:
FIJVH Weak; winter patents. $4.W9
f'J'; stralKhts. ll.'.MiM.S." ; eprlnn patents,
4iofi4.15: atralghts, H.Wjt.hO; bakers, 3.W
K5lo.
HVrTNo. 1 1). .
BAHJ.KY teed or niliilnc. 80c4Jtl.04i
fair to choice miiltlnn. Il.li;j l.M.
jsKKKtf Timothy. is.ta U.ai; clover.
14 floilSD (X.
I'KOVlsiONK Mesa pork, per bht
$liS.'Wt 15.75. l.ard per 100 lbs., $9.1J'S3
ir: ehort rllis (loose), IS 10.
Total clearances of wheat ' and flour
were ecpial to M.ViO bu. Primary receipts
were W'.. bo., compared with 70?,W.o hu.
the correHpondliig day a ear ago. In
timated receipts for tomorrow: Wheal.
U cars; 001 11. "11 cars; ottln, 10 ,:,
Iiok. M.OU) head.
Chb axo Cash Prices-Wheat : No. I red,
u:. V: No. S red. WirtSi&c: No. 2 hanL
y;H'ull.o2: No. S hard, WJ97i-; No, 1
northern, tl.oenl.09: No. t noithpin, 41. (
iex. in. nurinern, (i.twd 1.0, ; No. t
aor.nir. 11.0iJlO4: No. X Mtnlitu ui...',. ti ivi.
.No 4 spring, f! velvet chaff, lui.-
II o.. Corn: No. 2. H'Vj-ui"ve: No. i white,
iioi.iVi io. 2 yellow, fn, J, vni
j,'o : No. i new. . jtB'-r; No. 3 wiilt
i.vS',i7tv; new, f-oWji'; No 3 vellow 'id
.m , new. U'sVMv; No. 4. bev'Sc: No. 4
iiew. tioVj'utilc; No. 4 white. ttjiKyijc; new
wH'; K11. 4 yellow. ,l',7ir; ,NF, oiWii-t.-'ii
. Oat: No. 2 white, Ki4yi No.
g white. 47,i.m.'V; standard, i(i"iO.
llHi iey. VV4il . Tlmotliy, ti3.0vilj J
Cloer. IM.uiki lxi .0".
HCITKM Alai l-t steady; creameries,
Zl V. 'i ; dulrus, iJ'jrZso.
i(iH Htrmty ; receipts. S.C44 run' at
liiklk. ia,.-s lmluded. IV.ic; firsts, Z:,rp
Xtc; prime first. &uJ7c
t H fc.hr! fc. btcudy ; daiaiea, 14VI'QHc
twins, 14V; )oiu,g Ainerii-as. li-'oiac;
I1.-1 tt bonis. H!.6.-.
1 uTAToh8-l-i:iii: ehoiio to fancy, 7a
Me-; tall to go'd. 7L -
POl'l.TlV-tiirid; tuiket, IJcj chick
ens. sprlniis, Ilk-.
KAl-ftiad , uu to 60-pound weights
T'ZullVtc.
1 .allot Kerelpts Wheat. S cars with
of (ontrai-t giade; corn, Z:i cars." with S.'
cf contract giade; oata, let cars. Total
rectljit of wheat at Chlcsgo, Muineapolla
and luluth today were l curs, com
pared with 773 tars last Week and 147 curs
ttie correnpondlng 0y a year ago.
Pearl Market.
PBORIA. Nov. .-ltlgier. No ! white
How, e.b.-; No. 4 while, uew. tkV; No
11 yellow. old, No. i yeU
low. ofc ; No. 4 yellow, old. AVfcftilwc:
mixed, old. '; samplx, 6&''r4t:.
OAT !tieiy, siamiard. 4oic; No. I.
white, 4,';jO. No. 4 wiilt, 4ic.
I.lterptosl rala llarket.
LIVM'.liM,, Nov. WHKAT Root,
etady: No. 2 Manitoba. 7s M; No. t
Manitoba, is "d: fuliiie. stead , Iirxi-m-ber,
is ;'vh ilareh, 7s i'd; Mav, 7s ld.
COilN vuisl; AuiviiccJt nirf an
i W
I 4;V
future, steady; January 6s 7'frd; Febru
ary. 6 7'sd i
HajIR winter patent 17 1
sew voiik c;e:cr.i, market
Qaotatlona af the Day an Varloas
t ansmadltlea. 1
NEW TORK, Nov. -Ft.nrR-Tnili;
winter eiralirhis. MW.TO; winter pat
ents. t4.ZM)4.7rt; spring clears, l..1f 1 fO;
Kansas straight. t4.7,d'4 90. Rye flour,
steady; fair lo good, oo-fi ; choice
to fanrv, '.. 2r,ij s. 40. Pork wheat flour,
quiet: 12 fvi2 6 per V Ih.
Cf IRN M hA Stead v ; fine white and
yellow, 1 -" 1 ; coarse, tLDMl.); kiln
dried, f.l."l7S. - - -
KVK-Kaay; No. I, Wtc. c. I. f. Buffalo
to arrive
MAJtl.KT-Kary; malting, tl 15&1.2S c.
I. f Huffalo.
WHKAT pot mark firm; No. S red,
!7V-e elevator domestic bntls to arrive
end Wc f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern
liuiuth, llc t. o. b. Futures market
was firmer on active covering and Influ
ent rd by the fitrenfth in the stock mar
ket and the belief that the technical
position was firmer a a result of recently
Heavy KeiiioK, rif.ing Vgiir net mgner.
Pcremher, !'ii9lic. eh sing 'SWVkr I Msv,
41 'M'ftl.Oi't,, el, Mine tl.irV Kecelpt. 8.12.
f biiehel; shipment. 10.l bushels.
I 'I M I V . - I. . . ' . m-J
' ivi cioi niariteL i)iiiii; ejipr o.
2. goc, - nominal, - old, f. o. b. afloat.
rw.urrn 11ml Hri vi ae llonilOMI. lieeeipis,
4,lbK) bushels ; shipments, h.MI bushel.
r 1 rr ripot maraex etenov. riitore
market, was nominal. Kecelpt, 205.R7S
bushels; shipments, 1,225 bushels.
HAV-Stes-ly; prime, $1.); No. 1, tl.rS-ff
!.: No. t. tl.nlX; No. , tLIO.
1111)1.-0 I r,Hl tl,l tVnlrkl Atnmrtnm
21c; Hognta, 2'vulV.
I.EATf I Kit Kirm; hemlock firsts. Z&fli
27c; seconds, :'2-';itc; third. lK'lc; re
ject, li.c.
IIOPP Firm: state common to cholet
llill, nj),-,7c; Pacific coast 1911.
PKOViaiONS-Pork steady; mess, Jl.75
fil7.2T,; farnllv. IO.Of'a2I.OO; short cler,
$lfi 7ijl7 (0. Iteef. stendy; mess. tlZ.MK.
13ti; family, tlS.&OfiM.oO; beef hams,
129 f1fl31..V). Cut meuta. steady; pickled
bellies 10 id H Ih., lo';',i 1114c; pickled
ham. liyilSe. Iird, firm; middle wet
million, mn 7.1", reinieii 111111, eiiiiiuieri
19.76; flouth Ameiica, 10,00, compound,
7li.(fi7Uc.
TAI,I)W- fitendy; prima city hhds.,
t'w. country, n'4J7c.
MPTlKIi Firm: cr-iamerv SDeclal.
SlVtifiWc; extras. Mn; first, 3(rtcZln;
creamery-held, specials, . aiHtl'.o; extra,
21'4li2Zc; factory, current make,, aocond',
CHKKPF. rirtn: skims. 12fM2e.
BOciK Firm; fresh gathered extra, 87
fl.tiic; extra first. 34i; first, tlfltc;
fresh gathered dirties. No. .1. 19S,cj freh
gathered checks, prime, I7lil7,4c; re
frlgerntnr, first, y Season etnrage charges
paid. iWiiMn; first on dock. :0n21o;
weetern gathered whiles, irloc.
n.ciri.- M.. t IIIa ir.lLn-
cloned weak; December, .4iv; March,
13.61c.
P"ri,TnY Alive, western chicken
in-tfillc: fowl,- loflllc; turkeys, lc
. - . 1 . . . 1 . 1 . . .. - ..... .
i;i cnirM UUii, neminii, i-iin nrim, IT1IU,
Ht. I.oals Geaeral Market.
AT. liOl'13, Nov. 9. VH K AT Cash
higiier; tiiiek, No. 2 red, te.T-)S',ic; No. 2
hard. Scfitl 07. '
CORN-Higher; truckNo. 2, 75c; No. 2
while, 72'i'i2iC.
OATH lilgher; track. No. i. 47'c; No. 2
While. 49V4I1'4C.
RYK-lxwer at 02c.
l'lt;RJulef red winter patent.
14 (Vui.OO; extra fanny- and straights, ti.bi
$4 :1.1: hard clears, n. 4.i-3 ti.
rir.i-.i 1 imtitnv, 414.outtij.i1i1.
CullNMRAIy-ta.'lo.
llHAN-Steady: sucked, east track, tilt
1.13.
hat Firm: timotny, xis.wruca.uo; prai
rie. tll-rl4.00,
PRUVlMHN8-Pork. higher; Jobbing,
11425. hard, higher: prime steam. t.9a
900. Dry lt meat, lower; boxed, extra
shorts, PUiO; clear ribs, 1.W; short
clear. n.7r.. Racon, lower: boxed, extra
hnrts, tf.U); clear ribs, t'J.50; short clekts,
t9.75.
POULTRY Quiet: chickens, o; spring,
9Vio; turkeys, 14c; duoks, lie; geese, tfa.
Hl'TTKK nrm; creamery, znix.
KtlUH-Hlgher at Wrioc.
Receipt, fihlpments.
Flour. bbU 2J
Wheat, bu 1 60 970
Ciwn, bu 2iM 4.0.0
Oats, bu 10,KW T4.0J0
K a risen Ctty tiealu an U Previsions.
KANSAS' C1TV. Nov. H.-WIIBAT-Caah.
unchanged to lo higher; No. 3
hard, Ih.'tCj JU; No. 3, l 'ul."S; No. i
red. rw.,ijU7c: No. 3. MiTikV. Iecemler.
9oVc: May, 1.00i(rt 1.004; July, So.ttlOSo.
t UIlK-ini! nigner; jno. 1 niixou. ijc;
No. 3. 72'ii72'i-c: No. i while. 7:li: No. 3.
72je; December, KUU'tf'iC; May, ttS'Hn,
(ATI-V nigner; ino. j wnue, isto'ilC'Sc;
No. 2 mixed. 4t!;ti 4T-irO.
HAY steady; choice tlmothv. tU.tftif
Mm; choice prairie. tlO tKHf IS ,W.
MJTTh'K Creamery, Sic; firsts. c;
aeennda, 21c; packing stock, !0c.
iiCiOo hasy, Uic. iirsts, Zic; seconda,
17o.
lleceipts. Hhlpmenl.
Wheat, bu i.m w,v0
Coin, bu i 4.0O0 Jl.oop
Oats, bu I. W.0"tl 9.000
t Inneapotla Grata Market.
MINNKAH1UH, Nov. 9. WJ 1 KAT De
cember, li.W'i; May, tl i; July, tl.oa7.
Cash. No. 1 hard. tl.o.'iH: No. 1 northern,
l.Kk; No. t northern. tt.oiVitH.03Vi: No.
t. 7'4clil 00'i..
FI.AX-t2.02.
HARf,EY-7r,ciitl.lS.
CtlKN No. S yellow. "Jc.
OATH No. S white, 40y40c.
ttYHJ-Nn, t. Rilfl.
IIIUN-tnmvU'ZlM.
FLOITR First patent. I5.lc4i5.40: aeo-
ond patents, t4.70j6.oO; flret clears, 3.ik
lib; second clears, t-' j: W.
Phlladeliikla Prodoee Market.'
PH1UADEI.PH1A, Nov. .-BUTTRR-Flrni;
Vi to lo higher; extra western
creamery, Sftvtjc; nearby prints, 7o.
F.tK;&- Firm; ennylvanla and other
nearby firsts, f. c. f. 40 per case; current
receipts, f. c, ts.u per cae; wentern
firsts, f. . c. 9(t per case; current re
ceipt, f. c, t0 per case.
CHKFSK Firm; New York 11 creams
fancy, ldtjliHo; fair to good ltVfculuc.
Itlllevaakea Grata Market. ,
MILWAL'KFFl. Nov. .-WIlKAT-No.
1 northern, tl.OSHK I.0TH: No. I northern,
il.Of.5il.t11l; No. 1 velvet chaff. 1104: No 1
velvet chaff. t!.0al.M: No. t hard win
ter, li.wui.or;
December.
toc; May,
tl Oft',. . .
OATf5r,Jtandar,' 48.-. '
RAKUJY-MaJtlng, U.tiift.tS,
Caflea Market.
NBW YORK.' Nov. 9 CO FF EEFu
ture opened at a decline of 10 to 13
points In resiKtie to low Kuropean cables
nattering liijuldntlona and rumors that
Braxlllan shippers were becoming more
willing sellers as a result of the accumtt
latlng eloi'k at the primary orta. of.
fcrlngs were pretty well absorbed around
the upunlng prices during the early trad
ing, ttit become rather heavier again
toward the close muf the final tone of
the market was weak, with lut price
bowing a net lo of from 10 to 3J
point. Hales. Ki.Ooo baga. (JuoiaUons:
November, 14.M0; December, 14 4-ic; Janu
ary. M.lik.-; February, lx.wic; March, 13.S4c:
April, U.tSc; May, 13.4.V; June. l42c;
JuW, August, September and October.
13 40c.
Havre was one-quarter to 1 franc lower.
Hamburg waa pfg lower. Rio, un
chauaed, at tdlOO: eiantoa 4s. unrhanred
at MllAI; 7s, HO rel loner, at H&MkJ. lie
rctpts at the two Itraslllan ports, x 0O
l ags, agaliiHt 44 XW bag lust year. Jundl
aby recelpta. bi, bags., against 2S.300
bass last year. Fine weather was re
ported In ail districts at Kao Paulo. To
day's sieclal Pantos cabin reKirted an In
active market with 4a unchanged and Hao
Paulo receipts of f,2 baas, against 64 ouo
bags the ptevlous day. New York ware
house deliveries yesterday, 15.419 bags
asalnst bags laet year. ' '
Spot coffee .quiet: No. T, 15c; Fantoa.
li.c. Mild, quiet; Cordova, ltSU IBo nouil
nal. Kvaparated Apgilea and Dried frails
NW YORK, Nov. .-EVAP.RATKD
APPLUS julct and iteaay; on the spot,
fismy, loiUl1:; choice. Si9wc; prune,
iiv,r.
iviur.l) FRCI T8 IVune. ina-t!v and
prlies are bartiy st.aily: quotations
tangs from 'italic for 1 allforn.a up to
t-Um and from lmnlj'to for Oreuon.
Apricots, dull and nominal; choice, Ibrr
.u-ti., rim ciuuie, iuio-.-; lancy, ;uj
Umj. PeaA'hrs, Inactive, but prices are
steady, with little pressure to an-
cbolee, HW'ii'v: extra choice,
lie; fancy, liw U'1c. Raisins, quirt but
stiady; looae Musiatels quoted at M-
i-e; eooiev ig laocy iawilil, iiv,
acedlcea, yu; UuaUva labors, li.4v4l.ta.
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Securities Purchased Confidently in
- Large Amounts.
EXTENSIVE BISES IN PBICES
Wall Street" leer af Accegtaaee
by CoBrf of Tekarre Reoraaalr.a
tloa Plan Registered oa
Dtitek Market. '
NEW TORK. Nov. .-Wall street
view of the acceptance by the court of
the American Tobacco reorganisation
plan was realsiered emphatically today
In the stock market. Securities were pur
chased confidently In large amount.
Prices rose extensively In, every quarter
of the market.
I'nlted fltatea Steel was the mot con
splcuous figure rising . mote than 1
points to U7. Transaction In this stock
wtere on Mh enormous scale with a total
for the day of 42l.ono share. The. stock
wiia particularly aensltlva to the Tabac-o
decision because of the dissolution suit
Instituted against tho Pnlted Htatea Steel
corporation and the demand for these
shnj-cs seemed to be almost limitless.
Oalne were general throughout the list,
t nlon Pacific rose to 17.V4. a gain of.
nearly five points. Irf-hlgh Vullcy, Ameri
can Hmeltlng and International Harvester
rose 4 points or more Reading and Amal
gamated t'opper more than and other
active sluire from 1 to 1 points. Trad
Ing was on a much larger scale, with a
total of well above a million shares.
Trading In American Tobacco Issue
was lighter and fluctuations were smaller
than on several other days since the su
preme court decision wa announced. The
common stock roe 4 points, the preferred
Vi, the 4 per cent bonds 2' and the
4s 1 point.
The adoption of the tobacco reorgani
sation plan was styled In the street tut
of high Importance a viewed In Its
broader aspect. The possibility of a
decree of dissolution against the l.'nlted
states Rieel corporation wfti les dis
concerting to bolder of steel stocks and
bonds.
This Influence extended to other cor
poratlona which It has been thought
might be made defendants In anti-trust
tilts. It waa felt that settlement of the
case might point the way toward an end
of the uncertainty concerning the con
duct of corporations.
Report of much greater activity In
the aleel trade continued to come In. A
declaration of an extra dividend on Na
tional lilncult, waa followed by a rise of
the stock to a new high level.
london trading was estimated at about
IK.OnO shares, chiefly .buying. l ulled
States Steel, Reading. TTnlon Paclflo and
Rock Island were traded In most heavily
for foreign account.
Trading in the bond market wa on a
much larger scale. Howls' generally
showed pronounced strength, with sub
stantial gains In some of the higher
priced Issues. Total sales, par value,
to.378.000. United States bonds were un
changed on call. 1
Number of uile and leading quotation
on stocks were as follows:
!. Hlth. Low. Clue.
Allli-Ohslmer. nf4 joo 11H 11 10
Amalstmatnl Cupper .. 14,100 K14 tf, l,.
American Agricultural... zoo n?l4 81t til
Amortnn Heel Buaar.... 4,(00 1714 US M't
Amorloan 1 in II. mm 1IH ll4 1IU
Amerlnsa C. Jb t.tno Hii HH
Amarlosa retton Oil.... 1,700 4ii 4S4 '
n.r,.;M it, f a IU., ..... ..... 40
Amerttsa Ire gaeurilies, 4W lit 11 )ti
Amertraa Llnsaed Ii.
American LecouioliTs .. 11.100 SHU SSU. Isv.
Aaisrlraa R. It 4J.4K) 7: 9ii 71
American I. a. R. sf4. 404 lOlit Ion. 101
American St Ml rdra 404 li II .11
American sutsr lieMnlng l.too HI 11TS
American Tel. Tel.... 4,0ov mst ltu U0
Anterican To In ceo Id... 4,tW0 tl t
American Waoien ..i 2nX
AnaeoDOa Mlulng Co... 1.100 HV H 1
Atchlnon ll.nie tout, lot 1111114
Atchlean fit Me 10414 1W4 los
Atlanlle Vnm lase .... l.K) H 1WM 1?
Haltlmor & Ohio 9,400 ItiSti 108 4 10?,
Hethlehen Htral 100 tlu tot. Jn
l)ro.iklra Rapid Transit. 1.100 7IH TP. 1S
Canadian Pacltl t.MO 2i't 34114 241 ti
Central Leather , 4,100 ill; a 11
Onlral Lea 1 her pld too 4j li J
(Central 01 Maw jereajr.e 1. ..... las
Cheianoaa' r Olil 4.000 US. 71-li 74M.
Chlrato 4k Alton ,.. lo
ll.lcajio (treat Western. 400 lf l; m(
Chi. III. Weal. t l.OuO tV, lS
till. A N. W 1.4MI 141 144 144H
Wil.. Mil. A Ht, I" 1I.S0U 1L1H 1U) lU'a
(T.. c. a a at. L :.. 7s
Colo. Past Iron W0 34. 7(4 51
Coluraito A gmithera , 4.J
Cunlllatii (ea 10. H0 141T4 140V, 14 1 H
corn Knxlnets ll.Ouo in, it 1114
Delaware A Huileoa .... MO 17044 114 H
a-'enver A Rio (tramta ..... 14
lienrer K. O. pbt 41
Distillers'' saeurUles ... 3,4no i44 114 !'.
Kris U.too 114 t:la
Krla.lat ptS 1.400 II (I', (4
Kris Jit BfJ I'M 45 41. 4t,I
Heaeral Kle.irct ........ 1.4M H4 .' 1511 It.JK
Great Sort Kara pf4 4.(0.) 124U. S7 UTi
Urrt Kurthem Ore ctls 1,001 1 4iJ, 4t 4.11
lliinoit .ntrai too ie 14a ll'i'i
luterhiirauBh-Met.i . 1 TOO 16'. 15 r,H
IntartHtrouslt-Met. M.... ' S.lo 44 44 4.I
luternatlnnal. Darrealer.. lO.-'t'O HIS lua't loe'l
Inter. Marina . pld. SCO It't l&Sa H
International Paper... .... I"0 lOs 1H 10
International Furap .... 1,100 ItSa tii 3-1 "i
luwa Cantral - 4 14
K. C.-i Somhern . ........ . loo tl 10
K. C. 'gout hero ptd loo 4i- ' M tsi
l.acled ua .4,400 104 . 104'4 M
lxulevill ak Naahflll.. I.loo IM); 14l' liiO
Minn. A St. U KM Mi tlt'ij 31
m , at. p. a a, at, m. too ni mh im
M,-K 'T I. f US, Jl U
M, K. A T, ptrt. .....' 474
Mltunarl I'aolflc 1.1O0 43 H 41H 411
Natlnnal glacult I.400 14H. l:i. 13 .
National bead.... 4,404 (14 if At'
N. My. of at. 14 pt4... loo 11 ', 3
New York ceatral ... 4.300 101 loia UU'k
N. V.. O A W 1,100 4114 4(i'
Nortolk A Weotem.... i.rfto l'k 10414 lim
Nan American 400 7:H tl 7314
Nurthara Pacltle II, too 1!S 1 IS r.nA
Pacllle Mall HI ll'i 1014 M
rennaiilvauta t.SM l.'i I 1:1
Pitta.. IV. 0. A 4U L... I, t4
People'a Oaa poo li4 1H loH
Pltiuininh Coat :0 livi l'4 14
Preued Steel Car eoo 9:44 1114 I2S4
rulliaaa Palace cir .... PA irH 1M4 1M
lUllvar Bleal 4pruig .. to .1044 4 ai'l
Headlns 1SI.C 15H 141i 14'i
Republic ial .A 1.400 1114 t 31 'i
lUiiublto Steal pti l.toO II 4014
R.ak ialand (V 10.400 II '4 Tt'i ti
Dock lland Co. pld ' lie) l l4 I Hi
St.. U A 8. P. td fd 1.000 4V4 41 4I4
St. Uoala ft. W It
8t. L. g. WV pld 100 71, 71 7lt4j
Slnee-Sherrteld . A I... tvO 41 41' 4
Southern JHtlllo I8.00 114 1US 111
Houthara' Baliwar 11.000 114 . 14 II
Southern hallway pt4.... t.00 714 71 7:1,
Tenaeeeaa tapper 100 I7( lH tl
Teaaa A Pacific , .100 lH MS
Tel., 41. U A W.. 144 II H 14
Tub. 44 I. A W..pt4.. too 4114 4r4.
loion Pacltlo ..' 1IS.IO0 174t 14tHi n
Vntna Paclflo Ptd 104 41 1S 4
Pnlted Slate Dealt .... 100 tk'4 t
Vniied Ctatra Hubiiar.... 1,100 4k 4444 4.M4
Inlted Slate Steal ....411,000 ' .Vk S ill.
Vnttad state' Bteat pfd.. 7.100 10S lo( liai,
Ptah Coh-t 4!4
Virxiaia-tarollaa caam.. sov, 4114 i,om
WalataU 400 1S 111, 11.
Wabaah pbl - I N ? S Ma
Wratern Maryland 400 MS 4 lis
Wetlnhoua Klectrts .. tl.oo t'4 i
Weetera I a Inn !." 74 114 7
Wtwellns A like Krl.. 0 4V 4S, 414
Lehigh Vallar fV" I744 1HV4 1734
Total eelea tor Ibe day. 1.3M.I04 shares.
Roe ton Mock Market.
ROSTOX. Nov. .'loslng quotations on
tlona on mining stock a wet 4:
Alouea SI "haak .41
A Dial Coper II Neted Oin IT
A Z. U A B.. taH Nlpitn Mines .. 714
Aria Con 40 North Bulla 1544
p. 4 C. - M. I NortS 4',
bulla Cualliloo .... ItHOId Doiaialoa 411,
Cal A Aril MltHli 1
Cal. A He.-la I'arrott 1. tl. A CM
fentenntal 4Onlnr 6
Cupper itana Con. U Shannon 7
F.ait Bulls 0. 14. . IH Superior
Iranklla 7eiiirlor A B. M . H
llraiitnr Con 10 Tamarack tt
Uraan .Cananea .. 11". S. 4. R. aV M. SiVi
tele Koralla tCuop.) II do pfd 4ti
Kerr lae 1'Uk Con U14
Lake IWper to 4 ''k l'ppr 4
Iaalle topper .... 44W!nena t
Miami Copper 114 4 Sllrerllae 44
Uid.
Ilaak of rrsnet atalenteat'.
PAKia. Nov. . The weekly statement
of the Bank of Krwnce shows the follow
ing changes: Note In circulation, de
crease, lll,tf7o, 0UO francs; treasury de
posits, decrease, 41, rJo.iM) frame; general
deposits. Increase. S.iJi.tMO francs; gold In
hand, increaae, 1.4";..0J francs; silver In
band, lucreaae. I.4:M francs; bills dis
counted, decrease, l44.ftiS.0i) franca; ad
vance, increaxa. lltoo.ouu francs.
Daak ef Kslasd Slalenaeat.
I-ONIXIN. Nov. .-The weekly state
ntmit of the Rank of Kngland Hiow the
following changes: Total teserve. de-
cieaeeu, i.w . uniiiieiiiiii, uim-rriaco
4ijouo; bullion, decreaswl, 11,040 4il, other
securities. Incree-saxl. Ui24.Wi; othe de-
, . - . . I 14 l-l A. . I
posits, uwrcamwu, o.i-.wv, puunu Of.
posits, increased, M.J42,txiO; notes reserve
decreased, Ixil.rtV; government securilleai
Iticnaaed. UU.OOU. The proportion of the
bauk a (ae v U UaWUUta tula. we .i
444 per cent. Iist week It was BI.W rer
cent.
. Sew Vark Money Market.
NKW Ttil? K, Nov. . MONKT On call,
f'eady; ruling rate. 2V4 per cent; clrwlng
hid. 2'i per cent; offered at 2 per cent
TltTie loan, easier; slutv davs, S-fraV ier
ceni.. ninety day. JV', per cent; six
month. Hv1'' per cetit.
PRI.fK M KrtC A M ILK PAPKR-CTose,
IS4S per cent. ,
HTRRI.lNd racMANOK-nrm: with
actual business in banker's bills at 14 4,73
for slxtv davs, and at 14 Vf0i for demand..
COMMT- Kl IAl, till .LS-el
'KIL.VKR Har, KSic; Mexican dollars,
Ific.
UiJ.Nrg-4lovernment. steady; railroad,
bonds, strong. . .
Closing isolations on bonds today wera
as tollo's: .
U. S. I ret 1004 tnt. M. M. 44.... 4
do coupon looit Japan 4 174,
do l rag li4 do 44 044
do coupon 1I;4K. I.'. .. 74
do 4s re III,!,, n et 41 (1S1) 414
(In cunrm 113 la.- N on. 4a.. H4
Allla-t'hal. lat ta.. t M . K. A T Wt 4a M4
AS). At. la mi no (en 44 M
A .T aV T ct. 4a..lt0' 'Mb. Pacific 4a 714
American Tob. 4a.. 41 4 M. H. e( M. 44 !Vt
no 114 N. IT. C. en. J4a. l
Artoeur A 4. 44a S24, n deb 4 144
Atchison fen. 4a... Hi4.N. Y.. N. H. A H.
do , 4a In!4 er. 4a Ill
do cr. 4a N. W 11 con. 4a X4
At. C. L. lat 4a... r.4 do cr, 4e 104
I. A r. 4a 4.No. Pacific 4a lw"
' do 14s jn 9
4 4. W. 14 .... l or. S. I. ftd 4e.. 4
Br. Tr. c. 4 eJHpenn. e. I'a (HIS) M'4
". o' tl. 4e 194 e,. eon 4a ,...104
On. Lcrtiisr la . . H Heillnj gen la.... M14
1. N. J. g. 4a 111 at. I.. A a V. I. 4 404
U A O. 4Mj 101 do gn. la l
do ret. a gt u . W ens. 4a M
('. A " A, ISa ....444 'do lat fold ta.. 414
Vm li. gen. 4a4' A. I 4a M4
' da aan. 4a aatasn. Pec. col 4a 41 1
C. M. A g P. g. 44a 124 do cv. 4a D74
li R. I. A P. e. 4a 74H "do lrt ref. 4a.... M4
in col. 4a 4,o Ry.. (a :..! 4
.lo. Ind 4s 74 do gen. 44 74
t'olo. Mid. 4a ..so Inlon Paclfle 4a. .1014
r. at 4. r 4e4.44i 174 do rv. 4a 10J4
jni. ac 11. ct, 4a.. ea4 lrt at r. 4a n
'U. aV 11. O. 4a.. sola V. 9. Rubber 6a. ...104
do ref. Oa 474 V. f. 4teel id la. .1034
Dlellllen' ,.ta 74 Vs. -Car. Ch. 6e... .101144
Brt pr.' I. 4.... 474Wbati lat Lt....lfw4
do cn. 4a IP, 4o lat A . 4a.. 194
do ev. 4a aer. A.. 47 Wet Md. 4 474
do ir, B 77 West, B. ct. la. 4114
lien. El. ev. M..I1S tilt On 4a :
II C. lat r. 4a....M4Mo rao. c. 4a..4
ink Met 44a ... tl4Panaoja U 10S4
. flld. Of tcrad.
London Stock Market.
laONDO.V. Nov. . American securities
opened steady and a fraction higher and
further Improved on light buying during
the) first hour. At boon the market was
steady, with prices ranging from un
changed to 1 point higher than yester
day's New York closing.
laondon closing stock quotations:
Consols, money ,.7 11-14 Lotilavlll A Naah..lSJ4
.do soommt 74 11-14 Mo.. Kan. A Tea.. 114
Amal. Copper 4.14 New York Central. .110
Anaconda 74 Norfolk Weatero.lil
Atchison 1114 do fd It
do pfd 107 Ontario . A Weatern. 414
Baltimore A Okie. .lo.-4 Pennaylranlt 4.1
Canadian Paolflc ...!44Haod Mlnaa 4
Chesapeake A Ohio. 74 Hnaillng 744
I bl. Oraal Western. 10 Southern Ry 114
LSI., Mil. A at. P. 11? 4 do fd 73
Da Beera I4 Southern Paclflo ...1164
Denver A Rio 0... Ill Union Paclflo ....1744
do pfd 404 da Id 444
rle 14 V. 8. Steel, 4.1
do lat td 44 do fd ,1114
do Id td 4H Wahaah II
Grand Trunk ...... ! da fd 14
ininola Central ...141
in.y-h, iiar, unsettled at 26d per
ounce.
JMONKY VWl per cent.
The. rate of discount In the open mar
ket lor short bills Is WQi per cent; for
three months' bills. per cunt.
lank of Germany gtateraent.
BERLIN. Nov. . Tho weekly statement
Of the Imperial, hank of Uennany shows
the following changes: Oali In hahd. In
creased lli,04t,iJ0 marks: loans, decreased
41.78.7.000 mark; dleeotinta. decreased 91,
l'J4 .01 marks; treasury ' bills, decreased
1.7t4,000 marks; notes In circulation, de
creased .1,21,000 marks; deposit, de
creased ,'.w,o0 marks; gold In hand, in
creased J,r7,000 marks.
w Tork.MlsIng Stocks. ,
NEW YORK. Nov. . Closing quota
stocks were as foliowa: - . . .
Alice ir,o blttia chtsf I '
Corn. Tun. stock... 14 Mot Iran 437
do bonda 17 Ontario ...100.
Con. Cal. 4' Vs.... 40 Ophlr , jlw.
Iron Silver 100 standard 100
l.edvlll liu 10 Yellow Jacket t$
1 Ki. dir. otferd.
. Olltnt GKKliRAL, MARKET.
CIIEKSR Imported Swiss, e?e; Amcrl
ran Hwiss, 23c; block Swiss, 18c; twins,
V,o; daisies, 17c; ' triplets, n'sri: young
Americas, 18c; blue label brick, 174c; llm
bcrger, a-lb.. ISc; llniberser, Lib., Ifti.
BUTTKR No. 1, i-lb. carton, S4oi No.' 1,
In 00-lb. tubs, ale; No. 2, Sic; packing, L"0o.
i POUI.TReBrt)IUjrs, 18c; springs, )Jc;
hens. Ue; cocks, idc; ducks,, lac; gese,
lae; turkeys, 2lo; pigeons, per dox.. tlM.
Alive, broiler. Jjc; hena. 814c; old
roosters and stags, 6c; old ducK. full
feathered, 11c; get-so, full feathered, lue;
turkeys, lc guinea fowls, lfto each:
pigeons, per tins., 7iio: homers, per doc..
2 ."i0: atpiab. No. 1, $1.): No. i. 6c.
. FISH Pickerel. 11c; white. I:yi6c; pike,
lftc: ttout, Uib'Klo; large crapplrs, luTfflSo;
fnanlsh mackerel, lo; eel, He: haddocks,
lie; flounders, 13c; green catfish, lJy,i5o:
roe shad, 1.0U each; ahad roe, per pair
eOc; salmon, 13c; halibut, lUMSc; yel.tr
perch. 8c; buffalo. 4c; bullheade. 14c.
- POULTRY broilers, . uc, .rings, 1S-,
hens, Uc; cocks, c; ducks, lc; gees.
lc; turkeys, 26c; pigeons, per dos, l.W.
Alive, broilers, . iic; hens, o; oil
roosters andv-gtaga. 6:; old ducks, full
teatherrd, llo; geese, full fetahered, 10a;
turkeys, ltic; guinea fowls, luo each;
lgeons. por doa., 74c; homara, per dog..
M.jO; squabs. No. 1, ll.oo; No. Z, SOc.
Reef Cut Prices Ribs: No. 1, Wc; No
B, l'tc; No. J, 4 Vic. Inline: No. 1 wvtc;
No. , 13Vc: No. . Chucks: No. L
eci No. 2, 6-o; No, 3, fci-ic. -Rounds: No.
1, He; No. 2, 4tc; Nu. 3. 4c. Plates: No.
I, tk". No. J, 4o ; No. 8, 41c
, FRUITS. KTC. -Apples: Cooking varii
Hes. per bid.. .i5; Jonathan, per bbbl..
M,(; Iten lavi. per bbl., Ki.SO; California
Kalleflower,' per box, $1.3S; Colorado Jon
athan, extra fancy, per bog, U.ti; Wash
ington Hpltsenbcrg, per box, $2.50; Wash.
Ingtoa Red Heauty, per box, M.90; Wash
ington fltasaan Wlneasps, per bog, 50
bananas: ancy select, per bunch, 42 M
t(2.o0; Junibo. per bunch, 2.7iij3 75.
Crmberrles. Wisconsin fancy, psr bbl
tt.Otl; per box, 13.00. Dates: Anchor
brand, new, 40 1-lb pkgs. in boxes, pet
box, Figs: California, per case of
IH 12-o. pkgs., 85c: per caao of $4 12-os.
pkgs., t2 tV; er case of M 4-oa. pkgs.,
li'.oo; Ny Turkish. 6-crown in so-lb
boxes, per lb., lie; 4-arown In 20-lu. boxeai
brr lb., ltic; 7-orown In 3 lb. boxes per
lb.. 17c. Urapes:' California Tokay, per
4-bak. .crate. l.8S; Malaga grapes, in
bills.. li-owc). Ivemona: dlmoneira
brand, extra fancy. su-ou sixes, per box
4.76; I.oiiia I.lmonelra. fancy, 300-Mu
Sites, per box. 4400; 140 and 4W sixes, 6)c
per box leas. Oranges: Niagara Red
lands Valencia. M-126 sixes, per box.
IV.'S; lt)-174-:,00-li4-:j0 etxos, per box, Ii.io.
Peaches: Callfoiula and Colorado. jer
bog. elOtV Pears: California Duchea
B. Hardy and R. Clarlgeau. per CO-lb.
box , 43.00; Lawrence, per box, 13.00.
. , iWhrrAHLKS-bfena: String and
wax, perxiukt. bsk.. HOthal.li. Cabbage:
Msvonaln, per lb.. 14'lVc. C:iry:
Michigan, per dox., :ir; Colorado Jumho,
per Oos , 40c. Cucumbers: Hot huuae,
per dox., 43.00. Kkg Plant: . Kauoy
Klotida, per dog., tl.MA Oarlio: , Extra
fancy, white, per lb., ifa. Lettuce: Ex
tra fancy tear, per dox., 40c. Onlonc
California, white, per lb,, 3c; Wisconsin,
Icllow and red. In eacka. per lb., 24c;
Spanish, per crate, fl.iii. Parsley: Fancy
home grown, per dos. bunches, 45c. Po
tatoes: Minnesota Karly Ohio, per bu.,
il 00; Wtkconsln white stock, per bu..
Doc; in lv-eAck lots, bo less. 8wet Po
tatoes: Viieinia. per bbl.. tl&O; per bu.
bsk.. R 05. Rutabagas: in sacks, per lb..
)4o. . Tumatoea: California, per crate,
1W,
M1UCKLI.ANEOUS Almonds: Tarra
gona, per lb., l4c; in sack lota, lo less.
Bran! Nuts: Per lb. llo; In sack bus,
lo leas. Cocoanuta; per sack, 46.0. Fil-
I'ite. .i m., w aava luie, iKi leas.
Peanula. Roasted, prr lb., 4c; raw, per
lb., 74c. I'ecana: lArge, per lb.. lo; in
sack lore, le Irsa. Walnuts: .New crop,
lull. California, per lb., 174c; in aatg
lots, lo less, cider: New Nehawka, per
lo-gal. Mi bbl., 43 00; per 40-gai. bbl., o io;
New York Mutt s, per 16-gal. S bbl., 43.&0;
rer 40-gal. bbl., to 60. Honey: New. 44
ramea. 43 74. Kraut: Per liga keg,
IL.i; per 6 gal. kug. 11.10.
Dry Good a Market.
NKW YORK, Nov. 4.-DRY OOODH
The cotton frooda market la quiet.
Prices In dress goods are In active call.
Some few-large contracts have recently
been piuced on cotton yarns tor deliv
eries running .Into iwxt year.
I'ri ii. n;r iu., ic, 111 aava iota, ic leaa.
O-ataka liar Market.
. OMAHA. Nov. l-HAI-No. I, 111 00; No.
t IlL.Vsrlt do; coaree. 10.00; parking
stock, r in'tit; alfalfa. 1)4 oo. straw:
Mieta J.vji.i0,.j tu4 4M, a-a.
OMAHA LIYEJJOCK MARET
Cattle Are Steady to Some Easier
ia Spots.
BULK OF THE HOGS FIVE HIGHER
keep and l.amba ta Moderate Re
celpl, While Demand la 'Terr
I'alr aad Prices Remain
laj gleady Totrhrs,
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 9. 1911.
Kecelpta were. Cattle. Hoes, tshrep
v.'M.mi iiiiiiiiiiy IV.J04
Official Tuesilsy .. fi.ln.J
Official WHlneiilay... ,107
Kstimata Thursday.... 3.H7
3t.f!l
S1.4.1S
lil.M2
i.B'.ci
4,r-s
6.000
Four days this ek.Z!t,77ii lH.WT W449
Same days last wek..M.2 J0.4l l;l,WS
game days li wks. Bg.33.MH Sl.S'.T 1 .;!,
Bame days I wks - ago.3l..17o 17.RHI lf.1,774
Same daya 4 wks. ago.OT.K'A'l ls.ir fi7.
Same daya last year...l6:i ll.lW l ,3
The following tabic rnowa the recelpia
of cattle, hogs and aheep ni 6onth Omaha
for the year to date, ni compared with
lar.l years 19U. ' W. lac. Die.
-ittle l.Oai.XTl l,0i'Jl.3OO 37,129
Hoga 2.C(.5IJ 1,H7,343 S'aM9
'ttetp 2,714.214 li,".4.7l8 W,lW
The following table shows the average
p riots paid for hoks at Bouih Omaha for
the last few days, w-Jth comparisons.
DatO- I Jfll. ll41fl.llii09.ll908.ll407.llfJti.llW5.
Oct 31.
Nov. 1..
4 : 01
4 03'r7 87
4 eg-! V tb
4 twvil 8 t
4 lb' 4 07
. I 7 Vj
18H I
8 14'Hi 7 90
6 08 I 8 02
4 7 HO!
I t Uj 6 iPi C 03 4 91;
7 7JI I e ll 4 0o 4 84
7 tf) 4 73 0 4 10 4 iJ
rso v. 3..
Nov. ..
Nov. 4..
Nov. 5..
Nov. 6.. I
Nov. 7..
Nov. 4.. I
Nov. II. ,
64 i 8J
9 07
4 57
7 74! ii K'ji S
4 fti
7 70 i nil i 3:1 B 3S
7 701 5 7H 6 lo i l0 4 ki
: 6 '8( 4 DO 5 9-i 4 81
7 761 I 4 7i 6 02 4 kl
7 7 S U 4 88 4 03 4 79
Sunday,
Recelpta and disposition of llvo stock
at. the l.'nlon 8tock yards, Pouth Omurii,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at j3
o clock.
RECEIPTS CARS.
faille ltni.1 Cben
I. ., Al. AC HI. f
Wabash
Mlnsourl Pnclflo 3
Union Pacific 14
C. efc N. W., east 13
C. ft N. W west. 22
(, kt. P. M. & 0 4
C, H. & east 4
C, ll. y.. west 43
C R. I. A P., eaiit 1
C, R. I. A P., went 3
Illinois Central '..
Chicago Great Western-.-... 3
2
1
n ii
7 4
23 1
4 3
4 1
17 6
8 2
'i
S7 29
Total- receipts U9
DISPOSITION-H1UAD.
Cattle. Hog. Bhecp.
Omaha Packing Co 4uo ,e
swift and company ;li I.kod
Cudahy Packing co l,iw 3,twil
Armour & Co 474 .
403
LStOo
3,373
ltfi
u. co., from Denver 25
Mortell 14
Hhl dc On 27B
t R. lyewis S!l
J. R. Root & Co 2:15
J. if. bulla 10s
I Wolf .. 10
McCrearyA Kellogg.... 1:1.1
Wertheltner ct Organ.
45
H. F. Hamilton
AtO llOtllHChlld ..,
M6.-Kan. llf Co
Other buyers
. 12
. .'
. t
. 903 ....
.5.203 6,705
. Totals
CATTLE Cattle receipt tvere mod
erato, but still the total lor the week has
been large, amounting to almost So.ouo
head, Knowing a large gain over last
week and an lncrae 01. 11,000 head as
compared ' with tha. same week of last
yrxr. 1
Under the Influence' of lar receipts and
none too good reports from other selling
pont, the market-here was a little slow
to open. Still there waa a fair demand
for desirable kinds' of beet and the gen
eral market waa about eteady. Warmed
up corn-fed cattle have been more or loan
neglected for the last 'two days or more,
and they are slow. sale and o.uite a little
lower than last week.
Cows and heifers did not show very
much change today, the- kinds thai
buyers wanted selling in about- yeater
aay's notches.
A goiut many feeders were held over
yesterday in the hands of apecuiatora,
and as tha country demand this morn
ing was not very urgent, the movement
was slow, with some kinds steady and
others a little easier. It is safe to aay
that feeders are a little .lower than on
1 uesday.
Quotations on 'native cattle:. Good to
choice beet en-ers, i.w4(i.'ioi (air to good
beef au-ers, 41'i.ooy.o.ia; common to lair
beef steers, 4.4oyfi.o0; good to choice halt
sra, I4.1a.30; good to choice cows, $4.2J'J
4. kit; fair to good cows and lielfera, 43.7a
U4.V5; ooruinon to talr cows and heifers,
eJ.76t1.7u: veal calves, li.biCQi.W.
Quotations on- range 'cattle: Good to
choice beef eteers, 9b. 6t T.Ur; fair to good
beef sieuis, es.oovb. ia; common to tair
beef steers, M lobS.tiO;, good to choice heif
ers, 4 40B4.16; good to coo ice cows, (43524
l.'.io; lair to good Cows and heifers. 4B.7C3
4.35; good to choice utockerg and feeders,
H.40&4.0Q: fair to good stockers and feed
ers, ll.toeiSO; common to tair stockers
and 1 orders, 4 44f 4.36; Slock n.lfets, 4J.23
fjiffi; bulla, stage, etc.. 43.2u3r4.lH).
Representative sales:
REEF STEERS. . ' 1
Ne. At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
it 1001 I 00 . 43 UN I 44
17 10SI I le
CO I VS.
I
4 44
4 71
4 04
4 1
4 00
. Ill
. Vi4.
.1000
. i.4
. 141
I 11 I , 114
I SO 30 464
I 4. I UU
I 4o I PAW
4 40 4 110
HEi H.41B..
401 . I 10 1.1 fit 4 1
104 I 74' 40 HI 4 IS
..... ll I W 1 109 4 10
BULLA.
1031 I 71 1 .1174 4 44
OALVES.
141 I 73 4 too 4 44 -
413 4 le ' 1 IK 111
!M I 00 1 144 T 10 '
ll I 00 1 110 7 74
BTOCKKR.S A NO FEEDERS.
Ii4 4 16 ' IS 430 4 14
4K4 4 40 17 Ul til
474 4 44 14 444 ' 4 44 '
414 4 I '. N 1V44 4 44
MONTANA.
t...
II...
1...
II...
11...
4...
14...
Ed Yager Montana. '
No. AV. Pr. No. ' At. Pr.
33 cowa 910 4 40 13 cowa 830 I 80
, Charles Thex Montana.
46 ateera....lt4 4 45 IS cowa 47S 4 90
14 cowa 783 8 DO
NEBRASKA.
IS heifers..". S74
14 steers.. ..186
44 feeders.. 113
4 40 16 heifers.
7S3
4 08
6 10
4 75
4 2u
3 45
6 10
4 OS
4 00
4 40
4 C5
13 feeders.. PUM
64 feeders.. 1017
li feeders.
15 00 we....
?tl feeders.
J.
13 cowa.,..
13 cowa....
1000
901
HIS
41 cows 1103
14 steers.... 778
32 Mteera....n76
4 40
E. Herman Nebraska.
. tti 4 15 13 cows 900
. 843 3 26 C calves... 103
. . i 10
W. Thurston Nebraska.
.914 S 00 14 cows 918
S 40
7 25
8 calves.,
C.
9 feeders
4 05
3 30
3 75
Gl cows
?9 calves...
. A.
94 feeders.,
Mrs
4 feeders.,
17 cowa
7477
403
R.
8 40 20 cows 740
6 10 13 cows iM
Kloka Nebraska.
945
4 75
Heasle Ross Nebraska.
8a6 4 75 20 rows 9M 4 25
441 S 25 ( cowa 820 3 CO
. SOUTH DAKOTA.
24 cowa 745 3 00 9 cows 891 3 30
23 heifers... M 4M
William Kolterinan South Dakota.
rl feedeis..l0l3 4 00 21 feeders.. 410 3 25
.9 cows 8;0 4 15
WYOMING
9 heifers... S?8 4 40 10 feeders.. 941 4 40
14 cows Tib 8 00 97 rows 7S1 S
H heifers... 4M 4 40 14 feeders.. 4 4 75
V calves
6 00 18 feeders.. 70 4 80
4 75 -4 cowa 1044 4 50
t OTi 20 cowa 1014 4 10
3 35 9 feeders.. 428 4 to
4 H 1 feeders., 7W 4 55
4 50 18 feeders.. 731 4 45
21 feeders
W feeders
13 cowa...
feeders
710
l&
905
S-f
: co a ;oo7
10 belters... 042
4 90
R. Thornton Wyoming.
19 steers.. ..1167 I 10 IS Steers.... 9W
M feeders.. 106 4 IS 14 feeders.. 1041
Steers. ...1IS4 4 M IS steers. ...long
cowa ft 7 .4 SO 14 heifers... 70
149 rows.... S64 4 E 84 cows 941
J. Brooks Wyoming.
8 00
4 8S
4 00
4 M
3 50
18 Stera....ll04 5 00 14 steers. ...HdR
4 tj
4 74
14 rows "H
14 steers. ...1170
C. II.
! steers.. ..1110
U cowa 1120
I Ml 13 feeders., 850
4 W
Cash Wyoming.
4 Ai 1C steers.. ..1171
5 GO
4 W
H
Pets Wyoming.
n steers... liw
4 tw
R Rlchter Wyoming.
9 fee-1i s.. IM 4 71
Wyoming Cattle Co. Wyoming.
59 atara....looO 111 1 40W4.... U IM
O. Crsco Wyoming.
11 cows W 3 o 10 beifer... 729 4 30
I calves... 2h3 4 00
C. i'. Ripley Wyoming.
19 feeders.. 1017 5 40 9 steers.... 9S0 4 50
18 rows 1036 IN
HOIl-Eastern receipt of hoea failed
to come up to expectancy and with the
local supply limited, sellers encountered
little difficulty in forcing prices to a
higher plane. Karly In the session buy
ers resiaiea nuinsn rrrorts. out this at
titude did not gt them many hogs and
after a short lull, the market started out
In earnest at figures barely a nickel
higher, closing at a full 6-cent advance.
Soma business was done early on a
merely strong barts. but big bulk showed
the fist nickel' bulge. -
Offerings amounted to about eighty-five
loads, mostly butcher and lard grades,
and the yards were cleared !n good shape
before . 10:30 o'clock. Shipping demand
proved lifeless and there was practically
no outlet of a speculative chnracter. Only
two or three loads of animals sold to
buyers not associated with local packing
concerns. .
Usual premiums were claimed by choice
'ard grades and fancy butchers, tops re
maining at 44.20, identical with yester
day's high price. Improvement was
largely reflected by a bulk of 3ii.l0fffl.13.
Karon Ktocke and underweights moved
at. ana on Dotn sides of the f&.OO-tnark.
Representative aales:
No. Ae. an. e . So. At. ah. Pr.
SO 4 II 1SJ ... 4 15
"- 1J too 4 CO JJ 1M ... f it
1 ?!1 ... 4 04 4? l4 ... in
' 0 I 05 It O Ml IU
1 13 ... I 05 i4 440 4 II
P3-. I'l 110 1st 13 2.M jno 4 1
4' 4 W 44 IKS K II
f4 t-l ... 4 ftl 19 21 140 4 14
j M4 ... 4 OS 44 161 fa 4 II
' II' 170 4 05 14 IK too 4 li
7" 114 0 4 45 II JnO 40 4 13
7 214 140 4 05 CI 171 10 4 IS
75 114 IH IK 14 .14 40 4 II
43 141 HO I C; 13 SoT ... 4 15
73 11 ... 4 1)3 . 44 i 120 4 18
45 fn ... 47aj 61) Silt (to 4 15
141 ... 4 074 54 310 l0 4 15
70 114 140 I ll7 H : no 4 15
70 lis ItO C 19 II J.K.4 1 4 15
4 2t 140 4 10 . 44 ..1:11 1M 4 15
M 144 11 I 10 77 174 120 I II
4 VIS !') 4 10 14 Sf.O 40 4 15
41 St 110 I 10 41 ... 4 14
1..S....K4 W I 10 40 394 1!0 4 II
10 V'3 ... I lo II 2H UO 4 15
14 let ... 4 10 CI liil KO Hi
44.. ..... r-i 140 llo 50 Ill 1"0 113
II IS! 110 I 10 44 !S2 110 4 15
70 iS li'D I 10 41 124 40 4 1714
14 2111 110 4 14 44. 1.11 ISO 4 17W,
71 1.'i6 124 4 II 44.1 135 ' 40 I 17'
47 SI! ... 110 41 t0 100 I 17H
n....,..lU ... 4 10 M 137 140 4 1714
67 im to 4 10 40 2 US 120 4 tO
34 174 940 4 UtuJ 44 Ml 120 4 14
M.......I14 240 4 124 51 MO eO 4 24)
f'5 Ill 210 4 12S4 41 l:4 too 4 20
6. ......rSS ... 4 1!' '34 128 B0 4 24
4S 144 40 12ii 24 4.11 320 4 SO
TOO 40 SlIH IIK 147 ... 4 20
62 140 800 4 12U, ... - .ITO ... 4 20
17.. til 100 4 ltH II 174 M 4 20
71. ......2X7 40 4 12Va lt 29 40 I 20
II 114 20 4 15 S7 414 ... 4 14
i lGri-OuDS AND K.S'Orf.
11.. .....100 ... 5 00 )!.. 122 ... 4 54
45....... 17 .... 5 00 104 ... 104
57 121 ... 1 25 42 Ul ... 5 74
SHliaf-Plenty of variety, but not
much nixe featured the fresh supply of
sheep and - lumbs. Offerings amounted
to only 6,700 head, making a four days'
totaf of 97,000 bead. Fully half of the
total arrivals came In feeder condition,
and the remainder of the run consisted
of fed native .stock, fed and warmed-up
westerns, aome good fat WeslertiM straight
from tho 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. Practically
everything suitable for alaughhter, run
ning from prime lamba down to canner
ewes changed hands before 9:30 o'clock.
Quality string got the best call, but
firm-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 5.2;Va6.6i, and
the best ft westerns were repeaters at
15.75, the highest- price paid. Goo- ewes
landed around 33.00ri4t5 and some fed
yearlings, rather toppy, brought $1.00
without much of a workout. Canner ewes
made up a very modest proportion of the
run-and sales under 83.00 were by no
means as plentiful aa recently.
..feeder trade' waa Indifferent. The
better grades showed reasonably good ac
tion; but .country outlet has narrowed
considerably and discrimination in favor
of atrongwetghts for drylot feeding is
decidedly pronounced. Not much change
in prices developed nnd the market as a
whole waa. not very- interesting. Early
business Included a string of feeder
yearlings at 3.75, but Iambs, now Belling
from 34.50 downward, appeared draggy.
Oood feeder ewes can be bought around
82.50. Three days' purchase of unfinished
stuff on country accounts amounted to
72.400 head.
Quotations on sheep and lamba: Tambs,
good to choice, 85.4tKi5.75; lambs, fair to
good, 35.155.40; lambs, feeders. 33.25ft-4.50;
yearlings, good to choice, S3.6fK&4.35; year
lings, feederu, 43.25C3.85; wethers, good to
choice, $3.40i&,3.60; wethers, fair to good,
3S.l6W3.4lO; wethers, feeders. 2.900j3.2.r.;
wes, . good to choice. - 33.0liil.35; ewes,
fair to good, J2.6fciti3.0O; ewes, breeders,
e3.2o$3.75; ewes, feeders, J1O0U2.7O; awea.
culls. 41.1Mjl.75.
Representative sales:
No. . Av. Pr.
4S1 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... NO 3 30
373 Wyoming lamba, feeders.... 62 4 09
178 Wyoming lamba, feeders.... t 8 75
1W Wyoming ewes HI 8 00
511 Wyoming ewes, culls 7ft 1 70
777 Wyoming ewes, culls 7fi 1 70
445 Wyoming ewes, culls 94 2 73
314 Wyoming ewes, culls 105 3 10
250 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 93 176
251 Wyoming eews. feeders.... 95 2 60
3oit Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 43 3 65
601 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 99 2 60
175 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 99 2 03
72 Wyoming ewes, canners.... 95 1 25
Joo Wyoming wethera 114 3 60
90 national ewes 127 3 25
Wyoming ewes 113 3 15
63 Wyoming ewes, culls 104 2 60
60 national lamba 77 6 50
170 W yoming yearlings, fdra.. 8S 3 60
272 Woymlng - yearlings 87 4 00
307 national lambs 60 4 65
60 national lambs, culls 64 8 50
144 Wyoming yearlings 81 3 75
S): Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 67 4 25
364 Wyoming wethers 119 3 50
457 Wyoming wethera 119 8 50
m Wyoming wethera 135 3 60
9:1 Wyoming lambs, feeders,... 40 3 50
150 Wyoming ewea. feeders.... 84 2 16
70 Wyoming yearlings 95 8 65
465 Wyoming lamba 78 6 to
94 Wyoming lamba 78 t 60
90 national ewes Ill ....
4W Nebraska ewes, feeders.... H 8 00
110 Wyoming ewes, feeders... 81 1 90
6W Wyoming ewea, feeders.... 77 2 70
5'1 Wyoming yearlings, fdrs.. 68. 3 75
660 Wyoming ewea, feeders.... S3 2 30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Heaulr -Hegs
Hirher Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-CATTI.E Receipts,
4.500 head; market steady: brave. 14 iwid
9.10; steers, H.X'-o 15: webtein steers.
44.3.'I3'7.35; Blockers and feeders. J3 Oubo.wi;
cowa and belters, liOjyfO.OO; calves, i.Wit
4.60.
HOGS Receipts, 24.000 head; market
fairly active and 5c higher than the open
ing; light, . lo. 8&Ui6. 36; mixed. 13 S5y6.45;
heavy, $&.t&iji.46; rough, 3& sfti.oS ; fcood
to cho:o heavy. 46 oitl.45; pigs, 43.tiia6.ii;
bulk of sales. 41-t.40.
SHEEP AND LAMitH Receipts. 25.000
head; ;narket weak; . native, 42.e03r3.a6;
western, J.7fii43.S3: yearlings, 43.7oiii-4.40;
lambs, , native, t3.75ti.eo; western, I3.7ui
5.40. ,
Kanaaa City LIts Steele Market.
KANSAS C1TV. Nov. 0 -CATTLE Re
ceipu. 7.600 head. Including 1,200 southern
ers; market steady to strong; cows, 10c
higher; dressed beef and export ateera,
f6.75ft9.a; fair to good, 4a.354i6.60; western
steers, H.t.o7.60,atockere and feeders, $3.76
4(6.75; southern steers, 44.0n4r5.25; southern
cows, I2.7.IVI 4.25; native cowa, 82 5j6.40;
native heifers, 44.ivy7.O0; bulls, $3.2Jj4.75;
calves, HtKrtTto.
HOUR- Receipt a. 12,000 head; market,
steady to 60 higher; bulk of sales, 83.70
jfl.35; heavy, 8pi.35; packers and
butchers. lil.OrVgO.Kisi . llgbta, 4i.7Kg6.13;
pi. It 2565.23.
riHEEP Iamba, receipts, (ID head;
market, steady to lc higher; lamba.
t".'o'.77i; yearlines. 43.504.50; welhers
4.1.004,00: ewee. 42.753.75; aiockera and
feeders, $I.ui J.7S.
t. Loals Live stock llarket.
ST. I.OUI8. Nov. 9-CATTI.E-Re-celpts,
4.600 head, Including 2.00 Trxana;
market, 10c to lie higher; native shipping
and export steers. 87.. gift 00, dressed, and
butcher steers. 46 WH77.50; steers under
1.UU0 pounds. 44 00m.00, stockers and feed
ers, 43 O0to4.n0; cows nnd heifers IlO-vf
7.00: cannera. $l.in"S-00; bulla. 43.76r5.23
ralves. M.o.nu S TO, Trxaa and Indian steera'
14 ftfn7.0o-, cows and heifers. $4.efj7.4H.
lHaJti Receipts. 16.&) head: market,
steady to strotrr: piss and lights. 44.3uf
6 26: packers. 43eU;4.!3; butchers and best
heavv, t. 36.
SHEEP lJtntba. receipts. 1,00 head:
market, ateady: native muttons. 13. 0 5
3 vi: iambs. 44 2ftr5 e4; cobs and buiks
tl.2iieU.tM. glMkera, ILiul
OTHER SIDE OFCRUELTY TALE
Italian Ministry Issues Statement
About aUleged Atrocities.
SAYS ARABS ARE TREACHEROUS
YVomeai Kill Woanded, Red Cross
Attendants SI ordered anal Sol
diers raelf led In
lint.
WASHINGTON, Nov. . "That the pun
Ishment fits the crime" and "blood met
blood" on the Trlpolltan battlefields was
declared In a cablegram to the Italian
embassy today by Pan Glullano, Italian
minister of war, referring to the reported
Italian atrocitiea against the Turks und
Arabs.
The cablegram from Ban" Glullnno wns
In the form of an official atatetr.ent under
the caption: (
"Italian Heart: Araldan Cruelty."
,"At tha outset we recognized the fnct
that the people abroad might regard the
reported acta of the aoldlern as excesHlvo
cruelty and declared that to be under.
atood thoroughly, talks were necessary
witn orncers nnd soldiers, particularly
those who suffered the worst in tho bat
tle of Octobor 23.
"Our soldiera occurred the entrench.
ments at Sldl Mesey," the- mlnlmer of
war cablegram continued, "and between
them and the Arabs, back of the village.
there had been established friendly re
lations.
"The soldiers paid, without anv disDule.
for everything they purchased from ths
Arabs, Soma officers even bought cloth
Ing for tha naked children. I think that
since such wars began ths natives havs
been treated with such kindness.
Women Kill Wounded.
"Bat, suddenly. In the midst of ths
hard fighting, from the small white Arab
houses back of our soldiers there ruahed
out Infuriated men. Inhuman, and horrible
things happened. An Italian surgeon was
Kiiie-d by the father of a girl whom be
had cured and saved. A waunded soldier.
who had been left alone for a moment
by his comrades, had his throat cut bv
a woman who crept stealthily on him
through the doad and wounded. There
were cruelties unspeakable. Red Cross
attendents carrying; stretchers to aid the
wounded Turka were treacherously slain
by two wounded men. Isolated soldiers,
surprised In the Interior were disem
boweled.
"Strange lnoldents of horror there were.
An Arab was seen fleeing with human
flesh stuffed Into an Italian soldiers
knapsack. The soldier was later found
crucified In a native hut.
"The punishment was nronortlonat n
the crime. Tooth bv tOOth nne r.lAlAf.a
4V.tt.rl.fr Tl. - .. . .
""" iJrjHHion passed like a
scythe over the battlefield. Blood met
blood."
The Turkish ambassador. Toilaaotlf 7ta
Pasha, left Washington today for New
lora.
A dispatch from Tripoli, da
ber 8, forwarded to the Italian embassy
tier Dy me Italian minister of war, San
Glullano, Bays.
"Detachments of the Nlnetv.thtrH in
fantry. Company Eight from Hamldle to
ociaraecitt, drove back the enemy who
left fifty dead. Our losses were, nr.r.
wounded. The government lias received
a report or brilliant operations of Italian
troops October 23 and 28, which resulted
In the enemy's defeat."
WIFE THREATENED TO '
CARVE OUT HIS HEART
NEENAH. Wis.. Nov. S TW....,a. . v.i-
Wlfe thretatened to carve out his heart
and throw it to the Dies. Herman T a V, 1, 1 .
was granted a divorce by Judge Burnell.
jjauoits said he was "scared stiff" by
his wife.
EVELYN ARTHUR SEE
SENTENCED TO PRISON
CHICAGO, Nov. . Evelyn Arthur See
founder of the "ihaAi.,,. r .. , .
7 .j . - - tv. ,ulD ,-:iB cuu, con
victed Of Cnntrlbitrlnn. A .U- J-,.
m . . , , Kv mi, uvfunuuency
of Mildred Bridges, a Juvenile disciple of
iuy waa stmter.ced to prison
from one to five years and was r.
rested.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Nov. B MPTit c c.-a
lS?,P.r lrm; "pot "nd November
412.1513.35: December, $12.2012.4O; Jan
uary, 12.25S 12.60; February, 112.2512.66
London market, steady.; spot, 36 lis 3d;
futures, till 6s. Arrivals reported at New
Tork today were 245 tons. Custom house
returns show exrjnrta an fae 11.;. ....... , 1.
7,003 tons. Lake copper, 41 3.60(ja2.ti2Ve;
r.vi 'it ""B''Wi; castutg, 412.SG4 .
Mft&io T.ln.e8S': POt and November,
Hl.a04S.2O; December, 41.70S'42.00; Jan
uary, Hl.tiOS'42.00; February, Hl.541 75
London market, steady; spot 191 lOs
futures, fl6 10s. Iead, dull,' H 25Q4 '
New York, and M.10W4.15 at Kaat St.'
Ixiuls. London. IHa 0,1 an&i. ..,1
W.3OV6.B0, New York, and .lfl(S'.40 at
01. i-uiB. ixinaon. t2 ir,s. Anti
mony. dulU Cookson's. $8.00cjJS.I2Vs. Iron.
Locally Iron was quiet: No. 1 foundry
uoruiern, 10.vuw1a.ZD; ISO. 2, 414. 76(810.00;
No. 1 southern anil Vn 1 innil,-.. aameA
$15 0Olh.60. ali.
ST. IOLTS., Nov. 9. MF3TALS Lead
H.14.K; spelter, firm. 46.30.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Nov. . COTTON CIna.i
steady but dull at 10 points higher; mid
dling uplands, 9.45c; middling gulf, 9.70c
No sales.
Cotton futures closed steady. Bids: No.
vernber. 9.14c; December, 8.34o; January,
lt.Olc: February. 9.0Sc: March. a.iLe: AnHi
9.1Dc; May, 9.24c; June, S.lMc; July. 9.30c;
svokusi. j.ac; eeptemuer, ..c; Oc
tober, 9.27c,
Oils nnd Itosla.
BAVANKAlf rjn. Vnv n Tt-dtx.-v
TIMW 1,'li-m- aK,aiJ.'.f ..I.. -t i.kil .
receipts. 76 bhls.; shlpnient's. 63 bbls 1
stocks. 39,14 bbls.
ROSIN Firm; receints. icon lihls
ehlpments, 4.2oS bbls.: stocks, 90..
MM) lihla Otlnlet- Ti t,: 4.i?A 1 n ' . r e
i?i6.1S: K, F. a. $llSj4.17H:' H. wsb; k.
eu.ou.:,.T; eo-uv, eo-t; w u, 47.30;
if , , ei .w.
lock In Slchl.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal markets yesterday:
I'nttla IXnnm GK n
Bouth Omaha 3,?m) 5 io 6 9fi
t. Joseph ISO) sour) 1 mi
Kansas City 7.500 I2 0m o
8t. liotils 4 5il J5 Son :
Chicago 5,400 2i,fliw 26,xi
Totals
...22. i00 Ct.BOO 41,400
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
BT. JOSEPH, Mo.. Nov. 4.-CATTLE
Receipts. 1,400 head; market steady; steers,
li;jms.50: cons and heifers, 2.9ot.60;
calves, 43.0oft7.6O.
HOGS Receipts. 8.000 head; market
slow; top, 4tiK-"ii; bulk of sales, to.!044.30.
SHEEP AM) LAMBS Receipts. 2,600
head; market lower; lambs, H.6O4 i.Tii.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 4.-WOOL-L'n-rhsnxed;
territory and western mediums.
Ki'jiB-'oc; fine inedlums. liijlSc; fine lliii
lie
lagar Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9 SUOA R-Raw.
quiet; muscovado, W tt. 4Cic; cen
trifugal, so teat, .B.lic; n:oiasse, 49 teal
4.40o. Refined easy.
Refined lagar Redacted.
NEW YORK. Nov. II -All grades of re
fined sugar were reduced 10 cunu pr luO
pounds today.