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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Short in Wheat Are Again the Best
Buyers.
CASH WHEAT Jff GOOD SHAPE
Weather la Uftnf to Haeceasfal
Handling of Corn Receipts
Are Small anil Hell Feel
ing? (ironti
Art OMAHA. Nov. 17. 1911.
In di Pliorts In wheat were the best buyers
strain today. There were more unfavor
R able Argentina report with some damage
fayi of importance In the I n t r advices. The
Only cash wheat situation In working around
nf a Into bolter ahnpe and some fair shipping
eept sales are reported. Northwest receipt
BCC are Mil! well shove last year's rim, but
re rapidly decreasing a compared with
lust work.
rfl The weather In very adverse to handling
Bi nf the new corn. Receipts and stocks
Co are small and bullish feeilne? In growing.
J .4 1 here are manv f.s lines of strength In
ft- the situation but there exists a stiff
Kl tipponltlon to the advance at present.
N't Hullsh tiewa frohi Argentina and bet
W ter ah demand kept shorts buying and
lrlceH advanced aliarply. Cash wheat
f'd vaa-'-4 higher,
edit. I'nfavM-able weather 'ptit the corn
OmrJTntures higher while the new cash corn
values were lower ngaln today, samples
gold Ho to lc lower.
lYImsry wheat receipt" were "IS A bit.
and ahlpmrnta Were r'l.lOO bu.. against
" receipts lat year of 711,000 bu. and shlp
nienia nf oral ami tin.
lTimiirv nun receipt were 4KJ.onn mi.
and shipments were I'OKM bu.. against
receipts hint your of 458,00 bu. and ship
ments of 40,nmj hu.
Clearances were TTO bu. cf corn. JO.VD
tun f oats, and Wheat and flour eiual to
j,n r,.roii hu.
Liverpool cloned Kfn S1 lower on wheat
and (iti VI higher on com.
The following cash sales were reporieu
Wheal; No. 2 hard. 1 car. iOc,; No. 3
hard, 1 car, Dflc; 1 car. DSSjc: 1 car. Wc:
' No. 4 hard, 1 cor, 9Vc. Corn: No.
while, 1 car, (new), ti.'l'ijc; No. 4 while,
. S var, (new), 3c; No. 4 yellow, 1 car,
" ".-4new, l'.2'c; 1 car. (i"tr; No. 8 mixed,
a l car 70c; I rar, (new), KUjc; No. 4 mixed,
, 1 car, KliMc; 1 enr, (new), Ie: no grade,
' S car, (new), file. (Jala: Hlandard, 1 car,
B . V; No. 1 white, t cara, 47Vac; No. 4
m while, 2 car. 47c.
r Omaba Cash Piters.
WHKAT-No. 2 hnrd, PIHcfiil.OI',:. No.
I hard, Wrihvfl.00'.t; No. 4 hard, WysUjO.
( (IRS-No.i! white, (V'(70c; No. 3 while,
f.lfiTOc; No. 4 white, CZtyxli!; No. 2 yel
llit J-iw, .i70c; No. 3 yellow, KViiTuc; No. 4
yellow, WaRiic; No. 2, Ki'0c; No. Z,
.:w7tc: No. 4, t2'(i!l4.p.
, (1AT.S No. 3 white, 47Vi'847c; alandard.
4:'ii'4iHc; No. 3 white, 4747V4o; No. 4
white, 4vtM:o
liARf.V-.V-Maltltur, fl.14Sl.M: No. 1 feed,
t2rfi tl 07.
HYU-No. 2, SCtjOSc: No. 3, OttjOCo.
Carlvt Itecelpta,
Wheat. Corn. Oat.
Chicago M , 1S3 102
; Minneapolis S-""
. Omaha n 3 18
lJUiuth 170
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UnilMCAOO GHAI.N AM riiOVISIONS
Fratarea f the Tradlaa; and Cloalns
thl I'rleea on Hoarl of Trade,
hi CIIIL'AUO, Nov. 17. Whlpnawed apecu
- , latora In wheat today laid the blame for
f their trouhlea to contradictory dlapatchea
.about weather conditions In ArKvntlna.
'After a day of nervoua fluctuation, prices
W closed In ragged fashion var) lug from 4o
ervi lower to V( '4c udvance. Oorn finished
co 1-I4j''4c down, oats unchanged to So up
and hog products strung; out from l&a
. 1 3aSV decline to fx; advance.
. It was an unsatisfactory day all around
th In the wheat pit. At times It was as hard
. to sell as at other times to buy. Cable
00 jiews telling of damage from wind, rain
and hall In portions of Argentina caused
" worry among shorts. Karly illnpatches
reported the weather mora favorable and
th pear the end of tha seeslon the latest nd
Mces declared the conditions fine. Large
' itiiantltles of long wheat were accordingly
thrown on the market In the lust few
minutes am), produced a decided unset-(-.!
feeling.' Inning the aessloii May
( ranged from tl. to l.00 and Closed
Vu'x" down, at ll.OUViifi l.0U'..
I K forrs ant of cold weakened com. ITn
li a threatened car shortage Interferes,
. dealers expect larger receipts the next
Meek or two. May swung between Wo
,j and Bf.Vie, cloning 'Mo net lower, but
steady, at 6T even. Cash grades were In
lilmted supply. No. 2 yellow was quoted
i at 7;.Ho for old.
L'uylug on the part of cash houses gave
rtrengtli to oats. Top and bottom figures
v., 1 1 nic hed by May privod to bo K)-u and
liu'c, with the clu.io UHiuWc, just the
Bl same as last night.
provisions paralleled with an Interim of
litgher values, but early and late suf
fered from -Bulling by pailters. ihi she
r upturn, q-ilte a line of product was ub-
xirbed by commission houses. At the
II l:iet gong, pork Bimwed a decline of luc
li 10T12'iC, lard was unchanged to 2',io
111 ana 110s at an auvance to J'vu.x-.
Quotations on leading futurea were:
Ijirilc l Open. High. 1aw. Close. Yes'y.
a heat
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- July. 11 towv. 1 I w
Ill V IMIV. '.1 IHFRfa 1 iat 1
004, , I
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h ' May.,4Vyj lwi , 1)4
W-4
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ur. I I I
1W,WWS 4
: Juiy.l5!'t'4! tAStil
r May.toWtkiu'U)s
V data. I I I
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' - tecl 47S 47;CV4fiS
- July. I Wikl 4iii ii'i
1H 4714
sum, uovt u
. i 01 k. I I 11
. , jan. I 1 C2H 1 52m 16 45 1 47S 1 57H
, May.lW ts& 14 Wvxi ill 62lM6i7Vx li i'm
u Lard. I I I I '
jan. I 8 Kl-40 9 4i I 20 (!H7S4.4u 9 40-Vj
n.. iii.ifci-wi sviimi oi'.ui s v tj
Libs. I I I I
Junt ( I I7'4I AO I 8 KSl tta
- May.KJV-Jt sr.Vii VJMiiSxoiVi-e-.KIVsSsO
L Cash quotations were as follows:
c VlAll'lt Steady; winter patents, $4.toJ
.:-: winter straights, S3.7uji4.K&; spring
.,,j tenis, si.awtw; epring suaignts, 4U)
1 iiYfc-No. t fcV4
0 HAItLHY ed or mixing. HOi-tl 05.
, hhKhH-Timothy, fl3.1ijU.2i. Clover.
$13 5'.l2V.O0.
rhoVlSlONR Mesa pork. Per bbl..
I'HO'fflH.lB. 1-ard. per 100 bs., 2.l&. Short
ril.s, sides tlooae), 1Ji.2j.
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 2.H.U0O bu. Kxports for the
w eek, as shown by ilrudMreel's were
piBl to 3,0ij0 bu. i'rlmary receipts were
'lii.ouo bu., compared with 711,000 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. Katlmated
srelt fur tomorrow: Wheat, is cars
'turn, 2U4 cars; vats, HV cms hogs, H,uw
s UMil.
( hic go Cash I'rlces Wheat. No. 2 red,
f'..iV7'-.-; No. t red .v,(;,c; No. 2 hard.
I jbs is i ) ; -o. naru. y' fto. i norln
- ern, ii.vxpi.ii; no. a noiinorn, 1 X(il.oj
'x-o. northern, l.uiiii.t; No. 2 spring
tl.lnKil.u,; No. J priug. 1.0url.4; No. 1
spring. h."-V1.03; velvet cliall, IsX'till.Ol
uuiuiii, Iw wi' Corn: No. 2 old, J5f
-,.v-c; ..e. 4. winic, uiu, iuvc; rio. s,c
i0, II's'riTTic; No. J white, hie; No. 2 el
low, .v'!tosc; oli. 7i'sc; No. 4, WjW
uid, 74.; No. 4 white, toiiCI'ic; No. 4 tl
luw, tyotw'.c. uu: wi. 4. 4.c: No.
liii. 4'uWc; No. I white. 4sVu 43c
4 white. standard, 4s-t,(4jc.
ljUTir.ll Mtau , ci vainer lea, X4ni;c
tallies.
r.'l oleany : receipts, i.a cases: a
inaik, cases included, J.iu2c; firsts, 2y
, l.l u ilia I J , o ' w.
CHK: steady; daisies. KV&lfic
twins, 14'?t.;iHi:; young Americas, Hin
it ; long norns, i4'vuic.
i'OTATO.. Mlroiig; Wisconsin. 7SSK:c
JiliiliUau sud Minnesota, fcJ'USx;, receipts,
to cars.
l'Oi:i.TRY IJve. easy; turkeys, 15c
thickens, ssje; spriigs, svc.
V t-AlSleady; W to Co U.S., 7t lie.
( allot receipts Wheat. Hi cars with 1
. of cot. tract nixde; corn, l!tl cars with
1 of contract giade; oats, 1i2 cars. Total
1 ie'rlii of wheat at Cnlcago, Minneapolis
i.d ljalutb toUay were ieU cats, com
I aii-d with t'J cars last week and &8
lii the coritsiHitiditig uay a year ago.
fkiladelhla I'rodaea Market.
' 1 HII.ADKLI'IIIA, Nov. 17 UtJTTEJU
- 3 11 m: wesinn cituiuery, hpeclul, 37c; ex
iid western cicauieri, aOc; txna Dcaiuy
j !it. .iiy-.
1 . ,'io r'lrm; I'ennsylvanla and other
l.nt.y fusts, fitsr cases. iu bu per case;
t in lit le"e:pt, free IS.es. pr
1 wenl.-i'ii lustn, free cases, iu so per
. oe, tunciil receipts, free casus, .0 W
.T ' r i-e
til i-t--& firm; New York full creams.
lancy, ise; New Y'ork full creams, fair
to good, LVyliHc.
,EW VOIIK (iF.NftrtAf, MATtKET
Qaotatloas of the Par
oa Varloaa
lomnsndlttes,
NT.W YOIlK, Nov. 17. KliOUB Steady;
spring patents. :. L'r,!fB .60: winter stralKhts,
14 aj 4.. winter patenia. 4 4i4 7t), spring
rUars, f4.3vn4.tt'i; winter extras. No. 1,
Iliirf.i.lXi, winter extras. No. 2, M.4jii3.B5;
Kansas straights. $4.xiti 4. at. Ilye flour,
dun; lair to good, I4.7i.i4 IKi; choice to
innry, J(, mini 26. Buckwheat flour, quiet,
ti.H'al per luO lbs. ,
COKNMKALe-Nteadv: fine while end
yellow, i,wni.b5; coarse, 1.65ijl.6; kiln
dried, .!. i.Vt:!. 70. . .
ItYK-guit; No. 2. J6c, c. 1. f.. Uuffalo,
to arrive.
AKI.KY-teady; malting, I1.16S1.26. C.
I. f , Uuffalo.
WJIKai Mpot market steady; No. 2
red. Hv, elevator, export bases, and HMc,
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern iMiluth,
1.13, f. o. h. afloat. Futures market
was firm early on covering, duo to re
ports of damage to the Argentine crop
and small receipts In the northwest, but
esHed olf under realising and In sym
pathy with the outside markets, closing
urn hanged to c net lower. leeember,
A4c4iti.u0. nosed a.t fc'Nc: May, fl WS'
l.("Ti 1-lii, closed at $1.04 7-le. .Receipts,
1IU.400 bu.; shipments, 2f..n00 bu.
COll.N Spot market quiet; new, export,
70o, f, o. b. nfloat, to arrive. Futures
market was nominal. Receipts, 12,376 bu,;
sinpments, 7) bu.
iiAlrt Miot market steady. FNitures
market was nominal. Jieuelpts, S'2,6'i ' bu. ;
slnpmsnta, 10,5fw on.
JtA Y rteauy; prime, 91.30; No. 1, 11.20;
No. 2, 11.2.'.; No. a. 1.0i.
HOI'S Klrm; state, common to choice,
mi crop. 62ifi( ; J'Jh) crop nominal;
1 aclflc coaat, J1MI crop, 4i'o4ic; 1K1U crop
nominal.
IllL-KrlQulct; Central America, llo
gola. li2ic. .
l.li.A'1'llKK Firm: hemlmilc firsts. 2"i
27c; seconds, 22'24c; thirds, V&H'tW, f-Je'-ts,
Vs.
I'ltOVlHIONS-Pork, steedy: mess,
Il7.fio'ils0i; family, y.Wul M); sliort
lenrs. 117.2511 II it. Heer, rirni; mess,
12 13.00; family, l4.04il4.tyu; beef hams,
js.turdVl.iv. t:ut meais. quiei; pii-aieu
ellles. Hi to 14 lbs.. HO.i'.'n 11 : Ploliled
ams, tll.Oxi(11.25. Lard, steady; middle
west prime. 9.Wi.4(i; refined steady;
ontlnent, $9.So; Koutli America, 10.W;
ompouiid. t7.2"H'io.
tallow-li'net; prima city, nnas.,
c; country. (Jii(l7c.
MJTTKK Firm, creamery specials, 2,'ic
Hkrd: extras; extras. J4c; first, rtl ij .tJUc :
factory, current make, firsts, 22',c; sec
onds, 2l'u2.'c.
CHKIthK Firm; state whole milk.
September and. osrlier specials, lbjc;
daisies, rleptemtwr and best, l.'.Vic.
W.KJK Meady; refrigerator first, on
nek, 20V21c; refilHciatur aeconds, In
oral storage, 20H(2oyic; state, I'ennsyl-
anla and nearby hennery, white, fancy
arge, new laid, .WiIjuc; selected wiutrs,
Ir to good 4irul6c; weatern gatnereu,
whites. ;uti43c.
roULTHy linn: western cnicgens, 10V4
4011c; fowls, liiV'Hc; turkeys, 14UlBc;
rrssed, weak; wetsern chickens, iUUg;
fowls, VqWz; turkeys, lu'lbc
"t. I.oals (leaernl Market,
ST. IOUIH. Nov. 17-WMEAT-Cash.
ilgher; track. No 2 red. WViifai'llo; No. 2
rd, ll.('0'(il.ii JJectmoer, tuvc; May,
1 WVi I . 4-
COKN-liufner; tracx, no. z, 7Yo; no. 2
white, 77'ac; . December, b4e.
OATS HI eiuly : track. No. 2, 4K(U4S1fcc.
No. 2 while, vOo; December, 48c; May,
ill r7 Lincnangea, at si,
FMUIirStuady; red wlntar patents,
$4 (Ki'itu.oO; exVra fancy and straights, tj.lxi
4.37.; hard winter clears, $3.4.V(jJ.05.
hkki Timotny, 414.uuuib.ov.
roriNMKAI-M.30.
KHAN Unclmnged; sacked cast track.
Il.14dil.15.
J 1 A y Hteady ; timotnr, iju.w; prairie.
13.l)fill(I.W.
rttUvisiu,-ror. uncnangsa; jod-
bliiK. IIH.7D. lJtrd. higher; prime steam.
tD.lflVV&V.OTW. lrX "s.11 meats, unchanged;,
boxed extra snorts, w.tj'i; near riua,
iK.itV,; short clears, tx.NiVi. bacon, un
hanged; boxed extra snort, IH02V4;
lear ribs, w.n-Vi; snort, clears,
MillL'I'ltY Weak: chickens. 7Hc:
prints, ac; turkeys. 13'ic; ducks, llVc;
geese, 90.
ill itt; 11 nrn; creamery, rajraio.
EUOS-FIrm, iat Snauo.
, Kscelpta, Shipments.
"lour, bhls. .....k. 9.W U.m
Wheat, bu U.UOO 17,000
Corn, bu , 4t,00i 2I.0O0
Oats, bu.
..il.nuo
2D,000
Kaases C'tty ' Grata sad Provisions.
KANHAK CITY, Mo., Nov. 17 WHEAT
Cash, unchanged: No. 1 hard. sKcCuil.uu:
No. 8. tjcxiS1.03; No. I red. vMrtttc: No. 3.
'(j.tlc; December, WWuVTho; May, $LO0H;
uly, 2Vc. 1
CORN-Unchanged to Uo lower; No. 2
mixed, 7M7oWc.; No. , 7?ti74H; No. 2
white, 7tiutWc; No. 3, 73'S76c; December,
OATM-stesuy; ro. s wnite. awtoytc:
No. 2 mixed, 4i?t'U'MC.
HY K 4'ir;i,ric.
HAY Mteady; choice timothy, tl.60a
20.00; cim tee prairie, ii3.t-i ij.iio.
ML'TTKIV-Creamery, 32o; firsts. SOc:
seconds, 2Kc; packing stock, 20c.
fciuus l'-xtras, xiv; iirsts, .sto: seconds.
lie.
Kecrlnts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu... lH.ooo 73,000
Corn, bu 44,uoo 2.ouo
Oats, bu..... 6,000 II.OUO
Liverpool 4irala Market,
I.IV1CHIOOL,, Nov. 17. WHKAT-Bpot,
easy; No. 2 Aianunoa, is bw, No. g
Manitoba. 7s Cd; futures, easy; Iecen)
ber. 7s ld; March, 7a ii; May, 7s Hd.
COllN pot, firm; American mixed, fts
Hid; futures, steady; January, da 4d;
etiruary, oe
hops 111 i,oiiuon ti'gcitio coast).
ill tsiaiu.
Peoria Market,
PEORIA. 111.. Nov. 17. COKN-Hlcher:
No. 2 w hite, new, Hc; No. 2 yellow, old.
4c: No. 8 yellow, new, toc; no. 4 yel
low, new, 6:"4iJo; No. S mixed, old, 71c;
new, t4V4c; No. 4 mixed, new, Wo; sample,
IstU tW:.
OA! s wnrnangea; no. x wnne, 4t4o,
standard, 4c; No. 3 whits, 47c; No. 4
white. 4itu.
Mllsvaokeo Urala Market.
MIT.WAL'KKlC. Nov. 17. WHEAT No.
1 northern. ll.OKiri.W: No. 2 northern,
tl.0-1 107 ; No. 2 hard winter, 1.01lUJ,
Uecember. tsi'4c; May, li.ooss.
OAT3-Standard. 4Vv'l'Un.
13 AH1. BY Malting, ll.Uiil.30.
Mlaaeapolla Grata Mas-ket.
MINNEAPOUS. Nov. 17. WHEAT
IiecemlH-r. tl.04. May, tl.0St; July, tl.Oo.
Cash: No. 1 hard. tloiiU; No. 1 northern,
lluilM: No. 2 northern. ll.Wul.v4; No.
S, wftcui.vi.
Coffee Market.
NEW TOHK. Nov. 17.-COKFEE-KU
turn opened steady at an advance of
tas points, in response to higher Kuro
peso cable. retKirts of steady coast- and
freight offers from Ilraxll, scattered
covering and a little support from bullish
sources. Trading was only moderately
active and the market held well up to
tha opening figures until late In the
afternoon, when it turned easlar under
scattering liquidation. The close was
steady oil near mouths, hut weak on far
months, with iatit prices 4y'-'l points
lower. naiea, ioi.-'u bags. November,
H m; Iiecember, Hx.r; January, 14.OW
Kehruory. 13U)c; March, 12.41: April
j;.a..e; M ty, June, juiy and August, 13. tic;
September and October, 12 9. Havre was
Vtl higher. Hamburg was 'i'ipfg higher,
llto was 7i lets higher at t.W0. b.uiyi
was luu rels higher; 4s, MJ; 7s, MM.
Itei'elpis at the two Ibailliiin ports were
1.0,0 bags, against iSMV bags last year.
Jundlahy receipts were 27,000 baa. as
against 40.MO bugs last year. New York
warehouse deliveries cat el day were 17.410
bags, against l&.ktf bugs last year, lialn
was reKjrted In one district of Sao I'aulo,
but the weather wus fine over the bal
ance of the state. Today's special Stnios
Cable ro:'rta 4s unchanged and Sno I'aulo
receipts i7,"0 bags, against iei) hags
yesterday. Spot coffee, unsettled; No. 7
luo. Ific: No. 4 Santos, lfi'-.c. Mild, uulct:
Cordova, 16V. iilSSv. nominal.
Oils pad Koala.
RAVANNAH. Oa.. Nov. n.-TI'RPKN-
TINE litn at 4'44Wc: sales, !43 bhls.;
re-eipts, 710 Pius.; shipments, 6.4 bhls.;
at s ka. bbls.
HOlN-llnii; sales, fc'4 bbls.; receipts,
l.Stl bbls.; shipments, 74i bbls: stocks,
iSi.SftT this, guotutbins: H. i.oi'i. 10; ,
$; VV'f.i !.".: h so 07 '&; K. p: lorjd idl;
O. M2Vi2m; 11 and I. .lMt W; K,
2."i; M, K jO; N. t.u; HU, 7 .; WW,
17.10. t
kmI Market.
ST. IXlUIH, Nov. 17WOOL Pteady;
territory and western meilluius, LiiiA';
Hut medium, luflsci Hue, A-yuc-
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Fricei Are Lifted Rapidly, with
Tone of Market Confident.
BUYING MOVEMENT BROADER
.Iterances of Former President
Itoosevelt Referred to as llavlua;
tlmolated Prices of Steel
Stocks.
NEW TOItK, Nov. 17.-rrloes of stocks
were lifted rapidly today and the market
showed a pronounced reversal from the
heaviness of the, first half of the week.
The more confident tone of yesterday
continued. The buying movement was
broader and more aggreaaive and gains
were registered In every section of the
market. Union I'aclflc, Heading, l.'nlted
Mates Fteel, Amalgamated Copper and
American Kmcltlng rose 2 points. The
advances were rcored early for the most
part, letter trading became quieter and
r I VMM
of the
t and
profit taking reduced tho gains of
speculative Issues.
While trail in k was at Its heavies
I'Mled States rUeel, Keadlng and Union
t'aclfio were being bought In lots of
several thousand shares there were Indi
cations of distress among the bears and
buying from that quarter undoubtedly
strengthened the list temporarily.
Former i'resldent Hoosevelt's utterances
on the trust question also were referred
to as having stimulated tne market. His
remarks concerning the government's suit
against tho United states isteel corpora
tion In particular were noted because of
tho pronounced strength of the steel
slocks. United StA'na Kteel common at
87.V. Us high price of the day, was within
a small traction of Its ton figure since
the plunge to CO when the dissolution
suit was announced.
The export movement of gold was con
In lied today. Kor shipment to Canada
tTiO0,0i0 more was obtained and It was
expected ihHt an additional 24,000,1)00 or
tfi.um.ooo would follow before the move
ment was completed. A withdrawal of
1J)O,0j0 gold for shipment to Argentina.
was madu for tha account of a i'arta
bunk.
Largely us a result nf the withdrawal
of gold It. Is expected that the banks
would report a considerable cash Ions 1
tomorrow's statement. The in, ney mar
ket has made 110 response to the nu.i, un
1, on account of the accumulation of
surplus it this center. With the crop
moving needs of the ,iterlor nearly nvi r,
It Is prohsble that a considerable influx
of funds will occur and thai tne 111.1. ....
soon may reach a alate of congestion.
The bank clearings again showed u con
siderable expansion, ainoi tiling to nearly
6 per cent over last year.
I he bond market was arcnerallv firm.
with Wabash 4s showing exceptional
weakness. Total sales, par value. SLUM.-
Ooo. United flutes bonds unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Rales. Illvh. Iiw rtns.
AiiiR'cnaimers pm ,
2D ir, 15 IS
it.Koo HP, a1,
104 Ci, Ml, 64i
4.i0 b 6s'k tl' i
2. IKK) II', l, i
3.SIK) H,. (314 M
6KI 41. (4 4IH
2.r.
foo JSV4 ifk
I
100 no, i4 ig
SO.OiK) 7.1', 70', 7;iH
too in;', 101 1., prii,
Mm 14 in, 3314
1,(110 117 117',, 117'.,
1.6(10 I3i4 uh
luo ssva i"t'
27
7.a0 17', IT 21 'i
4,400 107H 107 ll7 W
103
l,Sts Ul 3t l:'.l
l.SOO lUlt. l"'-"4
40n n 29 SI
I.70H "I1 77S V
Wi.ii) !.ill ' 2:n't
UN) tH 23 21
M l M IM
i.ivi ' 7Mi
hi
. no d ten mm
4i0 . it in 14 sm,
10 144 144 16
10,400 111 111 1I1H
19
100 :i 2 n
4
2.4c 14i 141'4 14IS
300 1U 10 lll
1... 171
100 JH 3H tH
100 4' 41 4-
t.100 a:', am t)
4.4UO ll.l 4 12 S3
1,10 tl U Mt(
4414
on it.4'i iR.ti l4
I.MO 1'Ji't li'dl, i;
, JUO 4.1i, 4314 4:li4
141
l.o ih ir,i., i.,i4
l.imo 41'., 44'a 4
107 '
3W I1.14 1444 16
100 1014 I1114 10
l,2uo lis a'i
"4a
its) in4 n 24
100 US ID ti
7M) I04H It", loili
I.0U0 l(4Vk 131tj lol
3214
13414
400 32'., SJ'tj S(
6HI,
1,100 41 40 31)4
l.non His H014 len,
'S) 411-14 40 1.0V,
no li. 33 u, S., 1
1. 800 10KA4 1(1! '4 11"
600 40', 41HV4 41114
1.300 1104 1111 llol,
loo 7:i'4 73 7SS
li,:."0 120(4 iikH nut,
4. too a.i 3114 a J '4
1 2,7oti 1:1 1:2',
PS! 104 4 1(11 '4 lil4'a
I'M) t M i
loo 1KV4 is 14 IS4
7u0 14 93 3314
, . ..... lHi
300 33 31 114;
114.71S1 1U 1.M1I4 Xhi
1.200 22"4 214 j;-4
1.000 11 'i, iii m'4
l.MO 17 H 2714 2II4
Imio MS MS4 (1
, I.IOO 42 '4 41 41',
f'l
10'4
4n,
, l.fton 1114 11314 11:. ',
, 4.1(10 301, 3014 os
iO 7!', 71 1, 7:
, l.:i00 37 'J l,4 36(4
100 24 !IS
J'K) i '4 in4 ins
300 4.1", 43 4.1',
104. OOO 174S 17244 1744
, 1.SU0 MS M S3
4i
, 2,00 4?S 4714 47S
2i. J. 00 4f.S C4S
, 1.7(H) 110s 1WS I'1,
, (.nod 4k', 4NS 4ns,
XI 434 43S 41
tioO lis 1 IS l'S4
, t.b0 34 '4 I3S I3S
, I.OoO os 4S ISS
, 1 47 46 S 44
lis) 71 74 7744
00 4', 4 l
. 44. too HI 17H14 17S
Anislgsmsteil Cupper
American AxrlruUuril .,
Am. fleet Miliar
Amsrlusa Can ,
Amsrlian C & T
Am. Cotton (Ml
Amerlran II. A I,. DM.
Am. Ire Herurltlua ,
Anierli-sn Llnaecd
Aniertrau Locomotive ..,
Amsrlian H It ,
Am. H. A It pf.l
Am. Hteel Knumlrlsa. . . ,
Am. SiiKar Hefintug. ...
American T. oe T
AmsrU-an Tobacco pfd...,
amarirao woolen
Ansovnda VI tiling Co....
Atrhlana
Atrhlauo pfd
Atlantla Coast Mas......
Baltlinnrs Ohio. . 1
Hethlsliem Steal ....
Hrouilvn Itaplil Tr
Canadian Haolfla ......v. -
1 antral leather
Central lalbsr pftl
rsntrsl M Nnw Jarsty. .
Chesapsak . Ohio
('hli-aso 4t Altos
Chicago O, W.. aaw...,.
Cliioaio (I. W. pfd.,,,..
Chicago At N. W. .......
Chlisigo. M. St r...
t'.. C, C. A St. L,
Colorado V. aV I
Colorado A Snuthsro. ...
Consolidated uas
Corn rrodiicts
Delaware Mr Hudson
Dsnvsr A Hlo tlraoda...
mum a, Jt. (1. pfd..,.
Iitatlllara' Hecurltlea ...
Rrla
Ilrla lut pfd
Mrls U pM
(loiieral Ekctrlo
(treat Northern pfd
(Irsat Northern Ora otfi.
llllnola Crntral ......
Intsrhnrough Met
Int. Mat Ptd
International llarvaatar..
lnlar-Marlos pfd
International Paper
International Pump .....
Insra Central
Kansas (ttr Routhara...,
K. ('. go. pfd
lAclsd Uaa
Ixuilavlll ft NaahTlils..
Minn, at St. Ionia
M . St. P AH S M...
Mlaaourl, K. 4b T
M . K. & T, pfd
Mlaaourl Paclflo
National lllarult
National I,ad
N. It. K. of M Id pfd..
New York Central
N. Y., o. a v;
Norfolk 4k Wtatarn
Nurtli Anirlran
Northani Paeltla
I'a.lllo Mall
Pansarlvanla
People's Uas
P.. ('., O. 4k Bt. L.
lMttt.urh ( nal
Prd St Ml Car
Pullman Palace far
Hallarar Sltel Spring. ...
Heading
lUpuhlla Htael
Utpuhllc Klmil pfd
Rork laland Co
RiH'k Uland Co ptd
St. L. . S. F id ptd .
St. Lou I a H W
St. L. g. W. pfil
Sloaa-Bhefriald S I...
Houtliern Pailfle
Southern llaJlsay
So. Hallarar pfd
Tennaanes Cnppor
Taa at PaclPi-
T, St. U . W
T , St. U W. pfd....
t 11 Ion Pa.tho
Pnlon 1'acltlo pfd
l otted Slataa Itealtr
I nlted Statas Kubbar....
Vnltad Slates Blast...
I'. Steal pfd
t'tab Copper
Va. -Carolina Chaailcal .,
Wabaih
Wahaah p'd
Waatarn Warylaud
Waattllgbnuas bleclrlo ..,
Waatarn t'nlon
W heeling U K
Lehlsh Vallcr
Tolsl sales tor ths day, tM.7i aliaraa.
I.oadoa (lock Market.
TjONDON. Nov. 17 American securities
oueiied steady and a fraction higher to
day. 1 'urlng tha first hour the market
advanced under the lead of I'nluii I'a
clflc, Southern I'aclflo and I'nlted fctates
Ptiel. At noun prices ranged from to
1 point auovo yesicruay a New 101k
closing.
Uoiidon closing stock quotations:
Con so la, woiiar ..11 4-14 Unilatllls 4k Nnh.lf.l
4u aooouul
.. 714 111, Kan, 4k 'las. MS4
.. 434Na York tautrml. 110
.. IS Norfolk At Wa.toiu.lUS
Aaial. Coppsr
AaacuDds ....
Atthlaou ....
..HUS so pld kl
..lot Ontario & W astern. 41
do ptd
aiiiuuirs a caio...ims rauuaiivauia
. U
s
.
. SIS
73 ',
.117
.17.H
. 4
. 44
.111
. H
. I4S
lausduia Pscltlo ..34S Ksud Idlnss
t'bvaapaaka a Dills. 7IS Heading
Cht. Oraal Waatarn. 21 Soulhvru Hy
Chi., kill. 4k SI. P-114S do ptd
lis Usara
Ixntar His O ...
do lfd
S iulb.m I'b'lfto ..
. 24'tiutoa Pacllia ....
.44 do pld
. 3 J A t g. KtMl
. 44 do ptil
. 4oS w absah
34 ' do ytJ
Hi
(julet at 23 13-lbd
Kris
do 1st pM
do Id bid
Grsnd Truua.
Illinois ( antral ..
81LVEH-Uur,
per
ounce.
MONEY mil 14 per cent.
The rate cf discount In the open mar
ket for ahort hills Is per ceut; for
three months' bills, per cent.
luaporla at New Vatrl.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17 Imports of mer
chandise and dry goods at the port of
New York for the week willing Novem
ber 11 were valued at tl6.lH.tsei.
Imports of .ele for the irt of New
York ending today were $7,o.'.l silver and
$W1 :M gold. Kxports of Fiiecio were
$i.(CJ.4'J5 silver and $au,310 gold.
Bask of (arrmaar taleaaeat.
BKK1.1N'. Nov. 17. 'I he weekly stata
rienl of the limienal Hank of tier many
shows tha following changes: Cash In
liand. Increased 44.9i3.tS4) marks; loaaa,
ilasiieascd i.4i0,ou0 luaika; Uincouuta, as-
creased fS.4.V!.0.l marks; treasury bills,
decreased 4.g;i.000 ninrks: notes In cir
culation, decreased 9. '.Otrj.fro marks; oe
.oits, Increased V..f 10.U" murks; gold in
hand. Increased 40,8i'0,i.Oo marks.
IIUPORT OF TUP, CI.P.AIIINO HOI SE
Transactions of Associated Ilanka
for the week.
K7:W TOIIK, Nov. 17 UradHtreet's
Idnk dealings repmt for the week end
ing November 16 shows en sgirrecate of
H.r,2!,Bw!,iiO. ss iigHinst ;t 131.1I4?..'.") iHtt
week and $'l.:7.r.-'.0iJ0 In the correspond
ing week last Year. Following Is a list
of the) cities:
ciTii:a
Amount I Inc.
Dec.
New York
Chicago
I'.OKton
I'liiladelphla
Kt. lylHllS
Knn.Kis City
I'lttsluirgh
an Francisco
Hiiltlmore
r'lnclnnatl
Minneapolis
Cleveland ,
New Orleans
I et roll
OMAHA
I.o Angeles ,
I.ouisvllla ,
Milwaukee
Seattle ,
St. 1'aul
Atlanta
I'oriliind, Ore
Uuffalo
I enver
Indianapolis
I'rovldence
Klchmond ,
Washington
St. Joseph
Kort Worth
Memphis
Halt Ijiksj City
Columbus
Alhany
Tacotna
Snvnnnnh
Spokane
Toledo
Hartford
Kochestcr
J'es Muliie.1
Nitshvlllo
Duluth
Wlchllu
1'eorla
Norfolk
Oakland. Cal
Sioux City
New Iluvcn
Orand Kaplds
Srrantun
5.',
6.8 ,
2f Sli HO'
1H4.!:' t.io!
ir.rl.7t9 0'!
81. W4 tfml
-:s....:8
4 1
2.0
4 1
10 8
ti.l
2.8
4.'i
4
7.5
3.5
6.H
10.3
11.3
6 7
'4.8;
7.3
6.3
11.5
M,ir,',iv
H.f77 01
.21 I'd
I'i 71
Zi.MV.ojo
22.4iiX.Oni'
Si.."Hi.f4 .
?iX' 00 'I
15.44;0'r.;.
1.4.".'.
13 .2 W HO .
1 11 id vmj
IS.min 00
ii.Mioo):
17.6.VI.MI"
13,7H4.iiO
ll.ri!2,(i
io,?; ooo
4.fi
.2?B.''I 7.
X45.COO 8.3
9.21 9V 15.4i
7, te4.0O 4
.77ii,(i0' 12 1
fvMi.iUO! 6.6
1I.7.T0(I0 8.1
8. rii.k 2.9
6.7.1t.n"0! 8.9
B.OHN.onl 13.4
4.7t;7.( 3.4
7.41 0"0 .6
4f.42.0O! 11.4
4 7TtVtKV 4.!
.nV4.(iriO
4,.,(t.''0 0.1
4.i;;i,.('0 7.0
6.u(v.t"si r.'.x
VttlK.nio! 40.9
8.r,'.'4 'i 1.9
2. MS OH) 4.0
4.O1S.0 s' 6.4
4. M4.O0! 21.6
2.34.4s.l 16.2
S,1I4.'"M 2.3
a.iiM.toi 1.2
3 .177. (Ul 9.0
2.sX,ol 0
8 20.( 6.1
2..H9.0 0 10.9
2.S.14.0.OI 8.0
2.957.(i"ll 13. 2
2.7ti!).l"l l.ti
2.63 ft"! 3.0
2.M4.0I 9.1
2.076. 0"0 7.2
2.IK8.O01, 2.2
5. Ml.'Mt 8.3
2 561.00 IS. 4
2.E"2.0(V 15.1
1.8V5 01 6.6
2.2.VMKV 4.3
1.6IB.(s! 4
l.zt.Am io.o
1.7,0ri J.9
1.460 00 9.2
I.5l1,(i0 9 0
838.000 20. HI
2.1:14(00 10.41
I.fil't ,M 17.5
,236,(io 25.7
4.Hi;i.(Kl 230.4
1.411,0110 8.9
, 3i,0ii0 23.7
1,334. 0t 1 9.4
9n-50.o 15.9
1,113.000 8.5
1.2H0.0HO 20.2
641( 16.7
14O2.BH0 21.0
1.134,f) 7.1
1.1 41,0 14 2
772.0H)! 18.5
4.S,0"0 1.4
9ri7.() 6.11
R12IX) ..3
712.0(0 14.6
604.(00 J.7
666.00)) 13.2
:t6.0ti0 lfi.O
Ilirmltmhnin
lacksonvllle. Fla.
Oklahoma City....
r mouse
Aiigu.stn, Ga
Worcester
Kvansvllle
pringfield. Mass.
Dtyton
Portland, Me
Whecllmr
Mttle Hock
Charleston
Kiioxville
Chattanooga
Lincoln
Osvetipnrt
W'llmlngton
Mohlle
V'llkesharro
KalamaKoo
acraincntn
Topeka
Cedar Iluplds, Ik.
111 a con
Fall Jtlver
Youngstnwn
New lied ford
Springfield. 111....
Fort Wayne
Canton. O
Sioux Kails
Akron
Helena
Columhla, 8. C...
Islington
f argo. N. V
Krle, l'a
Rock ford
Quincy
Hloomlngton
ihester, l'a
Springfield, O
South Itend
Lowell
IION.I.OI
64.1.01 1")1
.4j,
12.8 ,
Jackson, Miss
5r.7.ov
f.no.oioi
7.7
Klnghamton
1'ecatur
2.6
6.6
I.S
4r,:(.OOl
4L'6.0 10
Mansfield, O
rremont. Nan....
Vlcksburg. sllss.
2l8.(ien
8.0
8.3
2.6
19.6
"i'i
440.(i
Jacksonville, 111.
253.000
iorK, i'ii
l)H.t,0l
1.274.(J"I
Waterloo, la
11.6
Houston
2.2f.6.aiOl
22.878, OiOl
Oalvston
6.81
'Not Included In totals becauHa contain.
lng other Items than clearings.
New York Money Market.
NEW TOKK. Nov. 17. MONEY-On
rail, steady at 2V2Hi per rent; ruling
rates, 2 per cent; closing hid, 2-S per
cent; offered at 2', per cent. Time loans,
easy; mxty days, aVj3Va per cent; ninety
days, 3Vkf-3 P-T cent; six months, av-ytf
3)4 per cent.
F1UMK MEKCAHTILB FAPER-4ff4'A
per cent.
rtlfcJKliiNU ,uinNu hi Meady. with
actual business In hankers' bills at Jt.s.fw
for sixty days and II.80II6 for demand:
commercial bills, S4.83.
HI L.V Kit liar, buc; Mexican dollars.
46MiC. ,
liONUiS 4JOvernraont. steady; railroad.
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
a follows:
U. 8. rot. la. rag... 1004 Tnt M, M. 4'is..
do coupon
..1004,'JspSB 4S
ID
43 It
Ml
do la reg.
..10IH do 44
..101iaK. C, So. Iat 3a..
..111 L. 8. ileb. 4a 1.U
..11314 I.. N. unl. 4a...
do eoupoa
do 4a res.......,
do coupou 1
Allls-l'tial. Iat 6a.
aAnisr Ag. 6.....
A. T. 4k T. c. 4s
.. 4WVM. K. 4k T 1st 4.S7U.
.10144 da gsn. 4 ,i nu
.104
Mo. Pacific 4a 7;,u
Am. Tobscoo 4a.
do 4s
.. "XN. R. II. nf M 11-. -
N. Y. C. g IVaa....
Armour 4k Co. 4a
2'4 do deh. 4 aj
Ati-hlaon gaa. 4s
do ev. 4s......
ila ctr, 4s
. "10. 1., 11. av h.
. M1 cv. a i.nu
.1'" N. at W lit e, 4a.. 1'4
. S'4 da e. 4a no
. set No. rsclflc 4a HMV4
A. C. b 1st 4a....
1UI. 4V Ohio 4a....
da SH.
do 8. W. 14a....
c'.S QO 9 ttl
O. a. I. rl'lc 4a... 844
sr.14 Pa na. cv. im ibis, ik'i
nrook. Tr. cv. 4s
Sa. of (Is. 6a...
Oil. lathar 4a.
.10SH do eoa. 4 l(KH
t'fc ftaadlng gen 4a...,viiu
i: ot N. J. g. 5s..
-l'ib. U 4a 8. P. If. 4s V
(lies. A. CH1I0 44s..li'l, do gen. 6
... IHi
do ref. oa H.i'tsi u S. W 0. 41
Oitcssn A A, IVts. IK'S 0i 1st gold 4a.
C. II. y J. 4a.... Sf4 A. U 4s
do sen. 4a. nvaga. Psa. rol. 4a.
C. M. 4 r. 4 lllll do ev. 4
C. It. I. P. a. 4s. Ki'4 do 1st raf. 4a..
7Si
1'4
m'i
714
46
do rfc 4a 48o. ltallw.r 6a.....l
"Colo. lud. 4s , 74! do gen. 4a. 79
i'oIo Mid. 4s ( Union Psrlfia 4s. ...lot
c, 4 I. r a 4HS "it do ci. 4a
iosh
11.(14
I). 11. ev. 4a "4 do lal a ref. 4a
II. 4c it. O. 4a IHl'tlT ft. Hublier 4. .
dn raf. 4a ' f. M. 8tMl 2d 4a..
fit.llllara' 6s T7V. Vs.-Car. ('hem. ia
10: ,
l"0w
Krla p. I. 4a tfta Wabash lat 6a lnsij
'1o gen 4a 7't do lat 4V ax. 4a... 6,4
wilO aa, arr, A. r"-ia nra.wrn wi. aa KB
do series B 77Wat. Klim. ct. 6a.. 4.7
Can. llv. r. U...1U wia "antra I 4a
III. Cen. lat raf. 4s. SiH Mo. Pso. e. 6a..... nu
Int. Met im 10 I'cnsius 3s ioju
BlU. oflerad.
nas4oH Btork Market.
BOSTON, Nov. 17. Closing quotations
on stocks were a-" follows:
Allouai IJVi Mohawk 4!4j
Amal. Copiier (' Nevada Cbn 74
A. 2. U 4V 8 24H Nlplaalng Mines ... 7i
Aliions Coin 14 North Bolts Mi,
H. at (.'. C 4t 8. M. 1-V.Ni.nh Lake 41,
Hulls Coalition .... 17 Old Iloailnton 4.M,
Cat. & Arliona 63 Osraol 9:1
( l 4V llaols 3W I'armtt B. A. (',.... 't
Caotannlal 10 Oulucy 4
Cup Hna O. ('... 6S Rhaunoa '-
Kant Hulls (. M ... HSiSuparlor t"
Krankhs TWSupanor 4V. U. XI... 3
(lln.m Con ,. 4S Tamarack !M4
llraubr CVn 34 V. 8. S B. & M ... 341.
Craaiia Cauanoa .. T I 14 4 pfd 47
lla Koyalo (Vpper. lM'lah ( on IMi
Kerr lsiks SM I'lah Copper Co.... 47
L6e t'opr li4;wiBons 4
la Sails Cuppar.... 4S W'alvsrlna It's
Miami cVppsr tu!i
New York Mlalna; gtocks.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17 Closing quota
tions on mining sincks were:
Allcs too
l.lltla ( blal ..
Mrilcaa
Osiarls
Itpliir
SlaodaM
V allow Jackal
. 4
340
ll
.174
.tiw
. 71
cum. Tunual stock. IS
do l-.naa 1
Cos. Cal 4t Va.... 1
Iron Sllesr lee
ladviils cob 10
Ottarsd,
Drr Goods Slarkrt.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-PHY COOPS
The cotton goods markets am tending1
toward a firmer basis with some lines
of print cloth goods quoted at an ad
vance of l-16nVc. Jobbers are doing a
steady trade In small lots, with the hull
(av business expanding. Y'artis are quiet.
Local wool markets are quirt and firm.
kaaar Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17. SVG AR-Tlaw,
eteadv; muscovado. 9 test. 4 62 b 4. 60c;
centrifugal, 94 test. .12m6.1.'; molataes, alt
teat, 4.37 til. its.; refined, steady.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Eeceipts Light and Trade is
Slow and Steadj.
HOGS SELL STEADY TO STRONG
Fat hee Slorr to a Little Lower,
with Lambs aa Mock as Fif
teen to Twenty-Flvo
Cesti Lower,
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 17, 191L
Receipts were: Cattle.
Official Monday 6,793
Official Tuesday 7.1x4
(.ifticlal Wednesday.... U.44S
Official Thursday 6,S
Estimate .Friday 70)
Hogs. Sheep.
1.HS2 14(M
6,537
11. M4
7.i4
6. 50O
Five days this we.k..27,5lO
Same days last week.. 30.5V)
ISamo days 2 w'ks ago 26.iK
Kame aays 3 w'ks ago 35.20
Hame days 4 w'ks ago 26.2.):!
Same days last year.. 22,518
1'he following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omana
lor the year to data as compared with
sst year. lull. luio. Inc.
t'attlo 1.069.261 l,0O5.5.ri7
H"!S ZW'.m 1,7'X'.'4.S 382,01)3
bhfito 2.7ii,&J8 2,81,6o5
le!
86,21
The following table snows the average
prices paid for hogs at bouth Omaba for
the last few days, with comparisons.
Uate. I lull. lslO.lji)M.li)0. L)i.Uj.ll0.i.
.so v. 9..
Nov. 10.
Nov. 11.
Nov. 12. 1
Nov. 13.
Nov. 11
Nov. 15.
b LI'4 J Mi 1 7 'J 1 6 U 4 Ml Vt
4 79
4 HI
4 U
11 1 1 yni t iji a doi - 1 b ui
s ill ), 7 64 7 761 6 611 4 90
I 7 kS 7 S4 u 79
4 S3 00)
36 I 7 to,
6 It
6 &3
4 10 a Si
4 SO
25.1 7 74
6 26 I 7 6l 7 9'
4 m b 9K 4 73
4 94 6 vol 4 72
4 99 6 101 4 06
06 4 67
Nov. 16.
6 20M.I 7 36i 7 (all
6 61)
Nov. 17.) I 7 44 7
6 64
Bunday.
Keceipta and disposition of live stock at
tha Union kltock Yards, bouth Omaha, for
the twenty-four hours endimr at 3 p. in.
yetteiday:
1 lECEIi'TS-CA ULOADS.
Cattle, lions. SlieeD. lIVs.
u., hi. & Bt. V
19.H8
la.6l
9.8)4
4,001
S4.S7 60.328
24, rjo.H;2
26.1.S l&o.UH
1:1.513 170.7(i
20.7US 113.141
i 6
1
1 a
3 20 2
16 1..
10 26 7 1
3 A 6
4 2..
13 17 1
1 a
..4 1..
2 3..
32 96 23 1
Wahasli
Missouri 1'aciflo
L nlin l acilic
C. & N. VV., east....
C. r N. W'., west...
C, tit. P., M. oi O...
C, . A Q., east....
C. H. & Cl.. west
C, R. 1. & P., east..
Illinois Central
Chicago (it. West..
Total receipts....
UISPOSITION-HttAD.
Cattln. 1 loirs. Sheen
omana j acKing (jo ,
Swift and Company....,
93 I.I60 ....
217 1,790 815
263 8.634 2,4,15
21a 2,121 20
4
63
49
23
:n
61
33
6
3
13
3
263 .... 1,462
cudany packing Co...,
Armour & Co
Armour, from Denver.,
W. JU. Vansant Co ,
Hill & Bon
F. B. Lewis
J. H. Hulla ,
I Wolf
McCreary & Carey ,
S. Wertheiiner ,
H. V. Hamilton ,
lhmer iiros ,
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co...
Cline & ChrlHtle
Other buyers
Totals 1,697
CATTL.K Cattle recelota
only twenty-seven cars being reported
In. The total for the five dava foots hd
27,610 head, which shows a falling off
of about 3,000 head as compared with the
same period last week and of 6,000 head
as compared with a year ago. Still the
run has been plenty large enough to
supply the requirements of the market.
In fact It would have been better for
the selling Interests had the receipts been
smaller. As It was liberal receipts com
bined with the big slump In Chicago has
brought about a decidedly lower range
of prices on most kinds of cattle.
There were really not enough fresh
cattle on sale this morning to make a
market, and the trade partook very
largely of the character usual on Friday.
That Is, It was a slow, different sort of
market devoid ot new or interesting
features. Huch cattle as buyers Juat
happened to want sold very readily at
steady prices, but their wants were lim
ited and inferior and common kinds were
weak and bard to dispose of. HUH In
the end practically everything was
cleaned up.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, S6.75&7.76; fair to good
beef steers, fb.ooub.io; common to fair
heef steers, I4.aoititi.60; good to choice
heifers, M.SOui 0.20; good to choice cows.
t4.406.00; fair to good cows. $3. 764.40;
common to fair cows, 2.7&a3.7a; veal
calves. $3.0047. b0.
Quotations on range catt:?: Good to
choice beef steers, 1.570(27.26; fair to good
beet steers, 0.0Oy6.75; common to fair
beet steers, $4.40(0.00; good to choice heif
ers. J4.4-Ka0.15; good to choice cows. H.HMit
6.00; fair to good cows, $3. oirfu 4 20; comiui.u
to fair cows, 2. imaAbo; good to choice
stockcrs and feeders, $5.0oa6.00; fair to
good stockers and feeders, ff.404f6.0o; com
mon to fair stocUeis and feeders, $3.4iut
1,40; stock heliero, $3.204.20; bulls, stats,
etc.. $3.20414.90.
lUptcsenlative sales:
13 IS Kir STEERS.
No. A. Pr. No. At. Pr.
10 "6 4 Cfi 16 loo 6 to
I Sis) 6 S5 14 1085 6 U
4 100 I Jo 11 11S0 4 2
V. U W O.
I...,
11...
4...
4...
13...
I...
2...
4...
11...
...
4...
It...
4...
I. ..
I...
1...
I...
1...
I...
I...
4...
4...
4...
I...
II. ..
I...
11...
7...
II...
144
74
tlK
4-6
k4
tMI
a
1'KiO
1011
1071
8;l
6)7
411
7-4
1560
110
t 10
I 16
I 26
26
I 2J
I 10
I 36
I 60
I 64
1 76
1'.'.
14..
104.0
746
too
12(10
1031
:.4
I M
4 04
4 ul
4 20
4 20
4 26
4 24
4 26
4 IS
10...
I...,
11...
...1093
... S6t
...1040
nElFEP.S,
I 60 10
I so
I 76 10
I u
HULLS.
t 40 1
I 60 1
, 111
, 441
714
4 04
4 00
4 li
...1800
.. .17(10
...1610
4 44
4 45
4 r
.13S5.4 00 1
.14111 4 60
UAL V L.9.
m
2M
am
ISO
400
. 24
241
bXOC iv
t
1..
150
14
I 75
4 25
4 15
4 40
4 64
4 25
ti..S
4
1
140
4 23
7 00
210
X
10
137
140
4..
7 26
2..
1..
AND
i:..
-
u'.'.
T 60
140 IM
7"i 4 it
430 4 6o
411 4 to
, lit
714
I 14
4 20
4 24
4 44
i.
103 4 76
y W t-t 1 fc-K-N'S NkHKASKA.
12 feeders.. 820 4 25 9 steers. ...1146
t 50
490
I M
4 00
4 30
4 M)
3 35
4 00
William Merrill .-Nebraska.
S4 steers... .10."? 6 40 21 steers...
riUUTli IiAKOTA.
931
13 cows...
32 cows...
914 3 33 14 cows.
805
616
9S3
MS
749
4.0
M
tsil
6!7
3 K
12 heifers..
17 steers..
4 !5
4 65
6 40
4 10
4 25
cows....
38 feeders.
10 cows....
14 cows....
67 feeders
8 steers... .1106
21 feeders.. 7:
30 cows.
.. fclXi
C.
..123i
Kohler S.
6 60
16 steera.
WYOMING.
13 cows....
919
9S4.
949
9M
967
977
4 16
3 44)
3 35
4 66
4 40
6 15
9 feeders
.1091
.1"32
. 913
. S09
4 33
6 15
4 00
4 00
6 10
3 40
15 cows....
11 cows....
7 steers..
17 cows...
li steers...
IS feeders.
14 cows....
15 feeders.
6 steers. ...1040
4 cows 906
6 feeders
.1016
6 15
HOGS Hog trade Improved slightly In
pots, the main market ruling aieady to
strong. At one lime in the session It
was pos.ll bis to obtain nickel advances
on attractive lard giades, but ordinary
butchers and light stuff usually bud to
move at prices little different from those
of yesterday. The demand appeared lo
be reasonably active from the start,
with packers famishing the best sup
port and yaids were cleared of offerings
lu very good season.
Keceiuia amounted to fully 100 loads and
the run bad plenty of variety, the same as
recentlv. 1-aid animals reiainea iiieir
usual popularity unu crew premiums of
IVilOoc over bucon stuff weighing around
Ml i-ii:iuls. 1 lie uesi ilea vies on sale
landed at $6.45, Identical with yesterday's
hizh nrlco. and htgh-nuxed loads with a
light average sold unevenly from $6.20
downward. 8ome toppy lights, evenly
graded, brought as much aa $6.30, Ami
sales it- underweights at this level were
the exception. . .
(Shippers and speculators provided an
outlet for only a limited per cent of total
aunrlv and generally favored weighty
stuff that la more staple than light and
high mined varieties, inert were not
very many pigs among the arrlvala. but
anything healthy hud no trouble la land-
ma above (he $0.00 mark.
Representative sates:
Na. A. n- r.
10 15& ... 4 40
so I , i 60 4
Na.
47...
It...
At.
.241
.:-i
8n.
so
ISO
Pr.
4
4
4 45
4 47
It 171 W 4
SO..
. . 2v5 ...
,.4-4 6
.14.
t IS)
73...
1...
M...
73...
U...
tl...
i'ii..
n...
40...
74...
44...
M...
40...
2...
47...
15...
69...
M...
44...
70...
it...
47...
61...
47...
7......
72...
...1M
...l:
. . . 1.1
...10
.. .2e0
...Ml
...1
...11
...114
...M4
...171
...I'd
...11
...206
...2'l
...241
...210
...2'.5
...Iii
...2;j
...II
...1I
...11
...271
...241
...213
...i4
...2M
...221
...;2
...;ij
...2'.4
...2.71
I 1
4 15
4 16
4 20
4 20
4 20
4 20
4 24
4 20
4 20
4 25
4 26
4 26
4 39
4 .0
4 .")
4 30
4 30
4 34
4 10
4 31
I 12 '4
I 35
4 li
4 35
4 35
4 35
4 30
4 30
4 35
4 35
4 20
35
4 30
4 35
4!)....
67....
69....
67....
4:....
11....
64....
ill...,
64....
64....
ft....
49
2....
42
64....
4"....
40....
64....
26 ... .
67....
64....
36....
40....
41....
M ...
64....
47
4S
69....
S3....
47....
64....
27....
62....
..?M
..2.'4
..2'.7
..:(7J
. -S"l
. ::,i
..111
..2i.O
..2H
..2i
..2.1
..2;4
..1.1
..2M
..279
. .1"!
..2M
..2")
..Ka
a-.1"3
..2Vp
.
..331
..31
..277
..274
..4fll
..SIH
..:i.i7
..2J7
..314
..3S3
I S7'4
4 ll'i
4 37 ,
4 37 'a
4 17
4 4f
I 44
4 44
4 41
4 40
4 4
4 4.
4 40
4 44
4 40
4 49
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 44
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 44
4 40
4 42
4 45
4 40
4 40
4 4i
4 45
4 45
4 40
4 60
4 50
40
1.0
120
40
120
40
40
200
40
140
120
40
ail
U'O
120
It)
10
l.'.'O
7J
44
114
BD
7?
35
2S7
120
60.
l'IG-OUDS AND K.HDsi,
14 124 ... I 60 42 40
51 ') ... 6 25 61 1111
4 70 ... 6 li to 116
6 00
6 20
I :
lii.h.lJ rat iamb trade continued on
Its downward course, packers pounding
values for fresh declines of lOU-ic. The
demand from no quarter had very much
life, despite the fact that receipts were
meager, and the market dragged along
all morning without producing anything,
like a creditable clearance. In most quar
ters killers advanced the argument that
local prices are much too high as com
pared with eastern coat. Ignoring small
sue of receipts.
Something like 6.000 head of stock made
up the supply, and the bulk consisted of
ted and warmed up classes. One big
siring of range wethers arrived, but other
ofterings that came under western bill
ing were few and scattered. Uood sheep
met with a better demand than lambs In
most cases, but inquiry for matured mut
tons, wethers especially, usually pro
sen ted a decidedly quiet tone. Early
trade In ewe, yearlings, etc., Indicated a
market steady to some lower.
Attractive fed lambs had to sell at J0..10
early, and strings that were merely
warmed up, moved In catch-as-catch-can
fashion, ranging at liberal discounts under
classes 'that were properly fed, strictly
prime lambs would hardly pass the $0.60
mark at present, this limit being well up
to other points, 'loppy ewes brought as
much as $3.25 and near prime yearlings
landed at $4.25. There was little or no
business In canner ewes and the wether
trade was lale In starting.
Only a handful of feeder stock was
available and prices showed no quotable
change. Feeder ewes sold up to $2.60, and
strong weight feeder lambs were wanted
around $4.35. Yesterday's purchase on
country account amounted to only L300
head, making; a four days' buy of about
28,000 bead.
The main features of the trade thus
far this week have been a sharp con
traction of fed and warmed-up stuff from
Iowa and Nebraska sections. On the face
of total supply figures It would seem
that offerings failed to come up to trade
requirements but as a matter of fact the
market held more than enough stock
to satisfy the demand. Current prices
for fat lambs show declines from a week
ago of fully a quarter, while fat wethers,
ewes and yearlings are closing weak to
about 10c lower. Feeders are still Hell
ing In notches littlo different from those
at last week's close.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs
Lambs, good to choice, $5.20(i:j.oO;
lambs, fair to good, $4.753.20; lambs,
feeders, $3.25Cj4.6o; yearlings, fair to
choice, $3.&5'u4.35; yearlings, feeders, $3.25
4r3.75; wethers, good to choice, $3.60(90.75;
wethers, fair to good, $3.4Oa'3.60; wetners,
feeders, $3.003.40; ewes, good to choice,
$0.10ij3.".Ti; ewes, fair to good, 4,2.70(1:1.10;
ewes, breeders, $3.20(53.76; ewes, feeders.
f2.otKn2.65; ewes, cuns, 41.1wa1.10.
Kepreseniauva saics:
No.
211 native -Iambs
Av.
.. 74
..106
.. 80
.. 81
.. 73
.. 74
.. 65
.. 89
..114
.. 71
.. s5
.. 90
..102
.. 97
..114
Pr.
E 25
3 60
6 20
6 20
6 54
6 25
4 60
2 40
2 75
6 35
6 60
3 60
4 25
4 25
3 25
S9 native ylgs and wthrs..
135 native lambs
44 native lambs
.71 native lambs
203 native lambs
40 native lambs, culls
271 western ewes, feeders..
KIT Idaho ewes, feeders
223 western lambs
2S western lambs
:i72 western yearlings.......
276 western yearlings
127 native yearlings
315 native ewes
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and Sheep Steady
Hogs Higher.
CHICAGO. Nov. 17. CATTLT3 Receipts.
2,000 head; market steady; beeve3, f4.40.il
9.10; Texas steers, $(. 00-&5. 70; western
steers, $4,3097.30; Blockers and feeders,
9orao.70: cows and heifers. Jl.DOao.iO;
calves. $0.60(08.25.
HOuS Hecelpts, 25,000 head; market
active, strong and generally be higher;
light, $5.964mS.24; mixed, $6.20370; heavy,
$6. 20(6.7&; rough, $ti.20ti6.40; good to choice
heavy, .40j6.7u; pigs, 4H.0oy0.uo; puik 01
sales, $ii.45ti6.65
B11EEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 10,000
head; market steady; native, $2.503.75;
western, $2,654(3.70; yearlings, $3.75U4.60;
native lambs, $3.5oii5.o; western, $3.70a
5.75.
Kansas Clly Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.3u0 head. Including 400 head
southerns: market steady; oressea Deer
and export steers, $6.5oi(9.O0; fair to good,
$0.0Oii6.60; western ste3rs, $l.cOii7.00; mock
ers and reedovs, xo.iowa.io; suutnern
steers, $4.0OU.26; southern cows, fO.Onj1
4.60; native cows, $3.70(tfo.25: native heif
ers, $4.004j'i.W; bulls, $3.40u6.00; calves,
$4.00r7.25.
HOOS Rec5ipts. 12,000 neao market.
steady to 5c hlghor; bulk of sales, fO.OOtf
6.60; heavy, $H.ntiiii.62!4j; packers and
butchers, f6.30no.M!; lignts, fo.iwsuio;
Pigs. $4,264(5.60.
MHrSlSP anl bAJiss-iteceipts, 4,000
head; market steady; lambs, $4.oOTii.86;
yearlings, J3.754i4.6o; wethers, t3.2CKU4.00;
ewes, $2,704 0.5O; Blockers suid feeders, $2.00
410.10.
St. low la Live 8tuac Market. v
ST. IjOUIS. Nov. 17. CATTLK Re
celota. 2.500 head. Including 900 head Tex
an; market steady; native shipping and
export steers. $7.&Cuv.O0; dresBed beef and
butcher steers. 4O.0Oii7.60; steers under
l.OuO lbs., $4.0Oi8.0o; stockers and feeders,
$3.0Ojj.00; cows and heifers, $3.00a7.0o;
ranners. 1.00ii3.00; bulls, $7).75ff526; calves.
$4.0oS.50; Texas and Indian steers, $4.0X(ji
7.00: cows and lie fers. 4.&o'(.w. .
HOGS Receipts. 14.U0O head market
strong, lOo higher; pigs and lights, f4.75u)
6.60: packers, $6.25(i6.6&; butchers and
best heavy. JJi.iOub id.
6HKKP AM) 1JIMHS- lieceipis. l.iW
head; market steady; native muttons, $3.00
KiO.bfi; lambs, 4. 20uo.su; cutis ana ducks,
$L203.oo; stockers and feeders, fi.W-ijO.20.
St. Joseph l ive t4X-k Market.
ST. JOSKFH, Mo., Nov. 17. CATTLK
Receluta. MR) head: market ateauy
steers. f4.60iUS.2S; cows and heifers, fO.Outf
6.20: calves. f4.uOiii.v.
HOUS Receipts. 6.000 nead market
steady to strong; top, 6-60, bulk Of sales.
$6.15,(i6f0.
S1IE1S1 AND LA.M1S-."IOT On Sale
market unchanged; lambs. $.' 6.90.
Slock la Sla-ht.
clpal markets yeatcrday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 7uO 6) 4.U0
Kt. Joseph fce 6.O0O
Kansas City 1.304 12.1 4.(M
St. Louis 2.500 14.600 1.7u0
Chicago 2,ou0 20,(J0 lO.oxaj
Totals 7.3(A) 61,600 19.700
Metal Market.
VRW YORK, Nov. 17. M ETALi3
Standard copiier, steady: spot. tl2.ii
12.40; November. December, January and
i.'..k-..u -v 4i- r ! 'al. I.iiiloD market.
firm; siiot, 4.57 3a 9d; futures, 4.19 lv 9d.
Arrival reported at New 1 org loaay
were 2o0 tons. Custom house returns
show exnorla of 16.1:47 tons so far this
month. Lake copper, tl2.2'-j 12 75; elec
K.i.i ll:i;-'l.lil ':5: casting. 4 12 2;V(rl2.50
i'i.. fin,, hin nuiel: siKit. f43.3"t l 44.00:
November, fii. 30(1.475; lecetuber t43.hui
a-i i unimrv f.-. ia.,1 aa ':". lehruary
HiliLKfi 44.00. lxindon tuerket, steady at
I..-. CiitnrM 4' 1 kx hu. Lead, duiet
14 0.414 40. New York, and f4.2uu4.30 at
I. .... . r ...ilu T -..n.li.n lis IKS Hd. SIe -
ter. oulet. til 4fi6.ti0, New Y'ork. and 4W 40
tiO.tiO at Last St. Ixjuis. Iondon, J l.ia
Antimony, dull; Coukson s. fs.ou).S .12,
ipiin I 'Ui-.luii,l warrants 4es 6d lU Ixin
dim. I.OC allv iron was steady; No. 1
f..nnilrtf nnrlliiirii 1 1 0 (iMil 10-25 '. No. 2.
ti4 7:41 10 (M: No. 1 Bnuthein aud No. 1
suulhera soft, flOooulO-Ou.
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Progress in Necessary Readjust"
ments Gives Confidence.
IKON AST) STEEL TRADE BETTER
Prices In Drr Goods Markets Gen
erallr Settling; to Loner Level
and This Stimulates Con
- tract Business.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-R. O. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Revle wtomorrow will tayi
While It Is recoenlzed that business l
In a transition period, and transition
means change and uncertainty, jet such
progress has been made In necessary re
adjustments as to impart a better feel
ing. This Is especially noticeable In the
west, which for some time this year has
seemed to be more depressed than tha
ea44t, which Is closer to the sensitive
financial markets. A larger volume of
business Is being carried on and there Is
now further buying for the future.
The Iron and steel trade Is stimulated
by the Increased orders of railroads for
tails and rolllnsr stock and by the some
what better demand for structural mav-
terlals. y
The new tonnnire In rails will be con
siderably larger than last year. In the
piate amnion considerably over loo.oou
tons recently have been taken hv the
mills in the Chicago and Pittsburgh dis
tricts, reflecting tha Increased business
in cars, yteel bars are likewise In greater
request. Lower quotations induce some
Dusinena in other finished products, but
quietness still prevails In sheet plates and
wire products.
l"lg iron is somewhat Improved, buvln
of foundry grades being larger In certain
directions, although the fixing of quota
tions fur 1912 Is still a retarding Influence.
Kessemer iron is weaker at Pittsburgh.
Demand for 'billets Is not active ami
prices are not fully maintained.
Ihe Increased demand In retail dry
goods stores due to cooler weather has
led to more active demand In primary
channels for any lot of merchandise ready
for quick shipment. Prices are generally 1
settling to lower levels and this Is stimu
lating the placing of contract business In
a quiet way. Orders for hose, belting and
miscellaneaus wide duck are Increasing;
and prints, ginghams and bleached cot
tons are moving steadily In small lots.
Miscellaneous export trade of cotton.
goods Is very satisfactory and no cancel
lations of China orders have been re
ceived. The narrowing margin of profit
causing; careful attention to the danger
of over-production at the mills. In wool
ens and worsteds mills are running a
substantial part of machinery and liava
been booking more forward business.
Overcoatings are well cleaned up. Tha
New England shoe factories are quite ac
tive and there is quite a demand for
leather.
nRADSTREKT'S TRADE IlEVIEW
First Touch of Winter Weather
Helps Retail Trade.
NEW YORK, Nov. l-.-Bradstreet's to
morrow will say:
ljlU'AI. ImnhoMlllp.a t. 1 1 li annu, aw ruin
the first touch of real winter weather, in
fact, has been a distinct help to retail
trade in seasonable wear and there also
has been a perceptible Kttmulus irlven to
Jobbing re-order trade to fill out depleted
siocks. ah parts ot the country have
benefited, the northern sections particu
larly so. and some improvement Is even
noted In southern demand, though low
cotton has been a bar there to fullest
activity. Holiday trade Is also mora
favorably spoken of than at anv tirevlous
dato this season. Collections are not
much better, but reports note a slight Im
provement at some eastern and western
centers, thouirh remnlnli.ir iiiuinullf leillv
Blow at the south.
A monar the Industries the features tr.
a rather more optimistic feeling. Iron
and steel are more active, though 'prices
are no better. Reports of more wide
spread nuying or railroad cars, rails and
locomotives are current. The coal trade
has been benefited by lower temperatures,
affecting domestic house demand, anfl
by apparently better call for manufactur
ing purposes. The woolen goods trade Is
more busily employed, and raw wool Is
active despite the talk of possible tariff
revision Cotton goods are Irregularly
affected. Prices tend to ease. Print
cloths are slightly lower, but there Is In
some quarters more of a disposition to
iuko noia lor spring, nie leather trades!
are more active at firmer prices and
indoor prices tor snoea are Indicated.
Husiness failures In tho United States
for the week endlns November m nan.
238, against 237 last week, 2IS In the Ilka
week of 1!)10, 2U2 in 1U0U, 273 In 1'JOS and
26Ti In 1D07.
Kindness failures In Canada for h
week numbered 31. wliich compared with
nun ween ana 16 in tne correspondlnir
week of 1!H0.
Wheat, including- flour, exports from
the United StateH and C;in,iri:i fnr tha
week ending November IB ugregate 3,513,
074 bu.. against 3,325.813 bu. last "week and
3.72D.4H3 bu. this week last year. Kor the
twenty weeks ending November 16 exports
. nrj ui.oiu.uw I1U., UKUingl fj,iia,;uy pu. in
the corresponding period last year.
Corn exports for the week are 164.27H
hu.. oRalnst- 278,802 bu. last week and
3K3.7S2 bu. ir 1910. For tho twenty weeks)
ending; November 16 corn exporta are
10,803,698 bu.. against 7.429,876 last year.
OMAHA GliNEHAL MARKET.
CHEESE Imported Swiss, c; American'-
Swiss, 22c' biock Swiss, 18c: twins.
17c; dalnlea. 17c; triplets, 17V-c; younrf
Americas, 18c; blue label brick, 17Hc; Uiu
berger, 2-lb., 18c; limberger, 1-lb., 10c.
fcUTTKR No. L 1-lb. curton, 34c; No. 1.
in 60-lb. tubs, 34c; No. 2, 32c; packing. 20o!
POULTRY-Hrollers. ISc: springs. 12c;
hens, 12c; cocks, 10c; ducks, 18c; geesu.
lbc; turkeys, 20c; pigeons, per doz., $1.50.
Alive, broilers, 12feu: hens, 8'ic; old
roosters and stags. Sc; old ducks, full
feathered, 11c; geese, full feathered, loc;
turkeys, lsc; guinea fowls, I5u each;
pigeons, per doi., 75c; homers, tier doz..
2 &o; squabs. No. 1, 11.50; No. t, SOc.
KISH Pickerel. 11c; while, 13jiiuc,; pike,
10c; trout, lirjiljic; large crappics. 15Ji;18o;
Hpanlsh mackerel, 19c; eet. 8c; haddocks,
13c; flounders, 13c; gteen catfish, IJiBuw:;
roe shad, l.o0 each; shad roc, per pair,
Ulc; salmon, 13c; halibut, HOflJu; yell.w
perch 8c; buffalo. 8c; bullheads. 11c.
POULTRY Broilers, lso. springs, 12c;
hens, 12c; cocks, lie; ducks, 18c; geese,
15c; turkeya. 20c; pigeons, per dos, ll.U.
Alive broilers, 12Vsc; hens, Uc; oil
roosters and stags, &c; old ducks, full
feathered. Uc; geese, full tetaliered, 10c;
turkeys, Uc; guinea fowls, lu aauli;
pigeons, per doz., 75c; homers, per doz..
2.fi0; sguabs, No. L U.60; No. 2. We,
FRUITS Apples Cooking varieties, per
bbl., $2.75; Jonathan, per bbl., 14.00; Hen
Davis, per bbl., 1.50. California belle
flower, per box, S1.3T; Colorado Jonathan,
extra- fancy, per box, l-'-i; Washington
bpnsenberg, per box, I-.m; Washington,
it. Heauiy, per box, 12. u0; W ashuigton
Ktuman wineaaps per box, $2.50. Ba
nanas Fancy select, per bunch, SX25tf)
2.5o; Jumbo, per bunch, $2.7513.75. Cran
berriesWisconsin fancy, per bbl., Ja.oo;
per box. $j.Vu; extra large Jumbo, per
bbl., $10.00. Date Anchor brand, new,
30 1-lb. pkga.. In boxes, per box, $2.50.
Figs California, per case of 12 l.-ounce
pkgs., 85c; per rase ot 36 12-ounce.
$2.00; New Turkish, a-crown lu 2V-rt.
boxes, per lb., 15c; b-crown in 2o-lb.
boxes, per lb., loc; i-crown In 30-lb.
boxes, per lb., 17c. Grape fruit Florida,
40-36 sixes, per crate. $1.75 0,5.00; 8u-54-tel
sizes, per crate, $5.25. Grapes Califor
nia Tokays, per 4-bbl,. crate. $1.25; Malaga
giapea In bi.ilH.. $5.504io.tAJ. Lcinnus L.1
moneira brand, extra fancy, S-joo slits,
per box, $o.i5; l.onia Ltmoneira, fancy,
3cO-3( rlzes, per bux. $(.C0; -,0 and 420
kizea. uoc per box it-si. Oiunges
Niagara Kedlaml Valencia., 90-U'ti sues,
per box. $5 25. 150-17o-UO-21ii-2jO sixes, per
box. $5.50. Peaches California and Colo
rado, per bux, $1.00. Peaia-Californb
11. Clangeau. per 50-lb. box. I3.ua
MISCLULANKOUI A I tnonua Tarra
gona, per lb., lt.Sc; In sack hits, lo leas
Uracil nuts Pi.r lb., lie; in sack lots, id
less. Cocoanuts Per aack, $j.5o. Fil
berts Per lb.. He; in sack lots, lc less,
peanuts Ituasted, per lb., 8'jc; raw. per
lb.. 1V3C Pecans Large, per lb., 10c; la
kaek lots, lo less Walnuts New crop,
lull. Calilortila, per lb., LVje; in aack lota,
10 1ms. Cider New Nehawka, per jj.
gal. ' bbl. $J O0; per 3o-gai bbL, $5 iVj;
New York licit s, per 15-al. bul.. $j W.
per So-gal. bbl., $a.50. liouey New, 24
traraes. $3.75. kraut-Per 15-gsl. keg.
11 lu. Wlacouiln. per bbl.,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17. COTTON-Ppot
closed quiet and unchanged. Midd.lng
uplands, D jOc; niiddUug galf, 3.75c. Sales,
Z," bales.
Cotton futures closed ttealy. Close:
November, .3ic; December, V :t2c; July,
t.llc; February. .18c; March, H.22c; Atiril,
K24K-; May, KJSc; June, .3m-; July, 32c;
August, s.33c; Septeuiber, Xic; October,
$35c.
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