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TIIH 15 HE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, XOVEMDEK 22, 1011.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cable Influence Cauie Temporary
Advance in Wheat.
CANADIAN KEWS IS BULLISH
Most Tradrra la Cora Holdlasr Isons;
Ktiff, bat Are? Not Inclined to
Ada to llrlr Holdings at
Preseat Time.
OMAHA. Nov. 21. 1911.
TlliMl. influenced by higher cable,
cpcned hlaner, but the advance mi tem
porary, leiadlng bers sold heavily on the
advance.
The Canitdlan Mti tu a little more
bullish, as foreign demand was auiklng
for wrara at Montreal. However, the
nl loHx'Mant price factor for the
present la' the good or bad weather for
ArtfOiitinr. harvesting.
M.Wt of the trader In com are holding
long stuff at these levels, but are not
Incllntd to add to their holding until
after the firm early run of new corn Is
over, ta Here Is usually a fair depression
In valor". Shorts might start to cover
at any tioi-. cauMng a rebound.
A heat arted firm and higher but
taned off l'f, and demand being dull
and beam were aggressive.
Com was stronit and higher. Receipts
were very light and the demand Is grad
ually plekbV; up. Canh values were un
changed. lMmary wheat receipts were
',,Z.i"J bushe V. and shipments were MH.OuO,
against reoa. V's last year of 731. 000 bush
els, and shipments nf :2?, bushcla.
Primary ro.fn receipts were 7fi.0 bush
els, and shipments were 4l,i bushels,
against receipts last year of 716,000 bush
eis, and elilptnts of 22",i0 huxhels.
learsnces vur 10.600 htixhcls of corn;
!. buahela, of fats and wheat and flour
equal to Viuehelt,.
Liverpool closed to 4d lower on
wheat, and unc banged to Wi lower on
corn. 1
The followlrx cash sales were reported
Wheat: No. J her d, 2 cars II, 1 car HK'o;
No. spring, I r $1. Torn. No. 2 yel
low, H air uJd) Top; No. 4 yellow, V
car 81 He; No. mixed, 1 car .. 1 car
tljc. 1 car 82c; No. 4 mixed, 1 car Clc.
Oats: No. 3 wbhe. 4 cars 47c.
OmaJtsl Caak I'rlees.
WHEAT No. r hard, WHctl .02; No. 3
hard, 9sc1)?1.01; No. 4 hard. W(jv.H4c.
t'OKN-Nu- I tvhlte, iUVifl'c; .o. 3
i white. 6L"'t"iT4c: No. 4 "White, tiSfija'hiHc;
Xo. 3 color, ttf'ufitKJc:; No. t yellow, 6iM
;t',t; No. a yollcr. Kltec; No. 4 yellow,
il'oit)2c; No. X 2fcWte; No. S, 23c;
No 4, 14i12o.
OATS-No. 2 hlte. 47WJ47'4c; standard,
4:4.'c; No. X white, 4UV47c; No. 4
white, 4:V.464c
I UAnLEY-Malttag. ll.14ffl.24; No. 1
feed. IWcsM.07.'
Hli-No. t JMcSKc; No. 3, 83U4c.
wau-it Kceincita. j
Wheat. Corn! Oata
Chicago -.31 4 i 181
Minneapolis ...So7 ... ...
Omaha ' 10 s
I Duluth
; I CHICAGO CHAIN AXU PROVISIONS
Feat ares of tko Tradlna aad Closlag;
! ,' friers as Hoard of Trade.
! ? CHICAGO, Nov. 2L Bright hot weather
; , today fuvorcd tlwi actual beginning of
ma argentine narvei una uciptni iv
the price of wheat in Chicago a setback.
The close was fiieC under last night.
Corn showed a ni i advance of HW''
and oats a to Vi4' decline. The end
of the diiy left hog products 7M off to a
rise of 24c ?
Resides the suspicion crop conditions
prevailing In Argent!!, wheat traders
hud to face dental" thac the alleged wlde
sprend carnage from litnt week s stornif
In that country had 1 roved to be Im
portant. Then, t'X, northwest receipts
were large and despite tdl the talk about
cash sales here of late the big stocks
were still on hand In local elevators.
Karller In the -sraainn the new had beeu
more encouraging to the bull aide. The
1 Ktrongest Influence In that direction was
: J the fact that the world's available supply
j exhibited a substantial decrease, making
! the total now 6.0uO,0U bushels lesa thaa
j " at this time last yar. Another source
' of firmness was the Inability of Cauadlan
! railroads to" keep wheat moving fast
enough lo lnko ports to permit of elear-
i lug before the close of .navigation. Argen
i ' tine advices, however, turned out to be
i fur the most powerful In effect, ao that
lntest trading, although steady In tone,
' was at a materially lower level. Iietween
the opening 'and the close May fluctu
I ated from tl.OOSt to 1 01'A .with the finish
f 1 1 .',. a net loss of He
J lit the corn crowd there were some
i little Indications of a rising demand. May
t ranged from W4o to 64'c, cioxuig steady
, J "-u,ia up at 'V4c. Cash grades were
in more liberal supply. No. 2 yellow waa
1 tjooted at 7t'7bHo for old.
Outs suffered from continuous trickling
: rules by lonvs. Cpper and lower levels
. touched by the May option were 60tfCioVe.
and :vijinc, with the close at 41)0,
' net loss of He
In provlulons the big run throughout
the west formed the thief coute of the
weak feeling. Pork closed unchanged to
7Vc down and the rent of the list within
a limit of 3e either way rrom uie ngurea
of twenty-four hours before.
Quotations on leading futureai were:
Artlo H Open. High. Low. Close. Tea1 y.
Vheall I I
lcc..'Mif rt'ft ' KH
May.ll HUV4'1 "1 I' wl
July. SkH 'tU:WS4
Corn.
lee..6SmrS!ta4
May.Sttf-VtH'i
July. M' 644
Oata.
I ec. 47flH 47H
May. WuWVWU W
July. 4'4 4H
fork.
Jan.. 13 W 18 30
May. 16 W
Lard. 1
Jan.. 9 IC4I
May. 44-7V!
J'.lbs. I
Jn..f 4
Msy.l H
47
I 4f.
1 01
'4
3,iUS,4,a
044 l1(J4 MS
UH C4 04,
47'((v!47iHl47S
41-(lrii4T M
4tlU'4i40.i 4tt
i 02st 1 14 l7H
1 to j 1 W 1 (ttS
m.! so-r so
t.'Will 40-7419 4.r,-7Vm
140 I 4isf 8 45
I &4 to-74 tb-7
4'id; futures, escy;
February, i :rl.
January, 8s 7'id;
,KW lOIIK hf.m:iui. mahkkt
qantatlons nf the of arloos
Commmlltira,
NKW YOHK, Nov. 21. FIT'R-Qulet;
spring patents. $i.iU 4.'.; winter stralgnts,
ifii.'K. winter nljnts. H.iVi;4.70;
spring clenrs, M.3f)i4.nO; winter CAtiss,
No I. $ t.H ii.l K; sinter extr.is. No. 2,
ll.tRfiJ.SD; Kansns strmgnte. l4.iHKn4.Wi, re
ceipt. 21.415 .lil.: Khlpinxnls, 2h.O3 bhls
Itye llmir. steady; chol to fancy. J.0i)
ii.1i. Duckwhcat flour, steady, t2.ljj per
cwt.
.'RNMr;AI-!eRdy; fine white and
J-ellow, fl.Hr.i.GD; coarse, II.Ull.W; kiln
dried, f3.C4i3.7f.
R V K I uil ; No. 2, 93c, Dominnl, C. I. f-,
fSiiffalo. to arrive
UAltl.KY yulet; inaltlrur, fl.lOtpl.3. c. t.
f.. htiffnlo.
WHKAT Boot market. Irregular; No.
2 red, !Vc elevator exMrt basis and WiVk-,
f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern uiiiu.ii.
11134, t. i. ,b., afh.at. future market
opened steady on the early cables, but
developed nn easier nndeitone on the
closing decline abroad, fine weather and
liberal rncetpts In the northwest and
more fuvniabie advlren from Argentina,
cloning V1r'M' net lower. December
Cloned 99 la-14.-: May, 11.04.
I'OHN-Snot inniket. tlim; export new.
74 f. o. h.. afloat to arrive. Futures
ma.krl. nomln.'ii.
ATH H not ir arket. oulet. Future mar
ket, nominal.
HAY unlet : liHme, 11.30; No. 1, 11.26;
No. I. II. hi; No. , MIT.
HIll.K Firrr; Central America, 21A-;
Ilogotil, 22V23!r2.
LH.THKItr-l'lrm; hemlock firsts, XM
27c; seconds, i'iaic: thirds. llfjiJlc: re-
Jfcts, l..
riwv isiONS-iWK, rirnn; mess, w..vrr .
l.0h; family, JIM: short clours,
$17.2T,f Ite.f, flini; menu, $I2.SI l.l.tw;
family, ll.t 14 W; beef hums, I2!.iii;ll.w.
Cut metits.1 stiacly; plckh'd bellies. 10 to
11 His., f lO.aKji Hi.!,; plcltled hums,
ll..r. I.iird. easy, middle west prime.
tfl.2n-ij0.no; rcrflnetl, quloi; continent, ri.Hn;
houtu Amcrli u, tlu.M: . compound, I7.wri'
7.M.
TALLOW r-Rny. prime city. hhds..
6Tc, nkrd; country, ti,,'if7o.
Mt'Tl Lit ' r If m; creamery Speclnls.
3uc; extras, iile; firsts, .IKjiiV; cream
ery, held !ii'lals, 33c; extras, 314i;t2u:
firsts, ilHiic; process specials, 254'u20o;
extniH, 2l4'n2c.
rHKKMI'I Finn; skims, ia13c.
KilOH-FIrm; fretoh gathered extras. 38
64c; extra first, jyM7o; first, WijMc;
held fiesh, poor to lair, 2W27c; fresh
gathered dirties, No. 1, aOc; liesh gath
ered checks, prime, 17ai8c: refrigerator,
aneclals murks fc.'iry. lociil storairu
charges paid, 224c: list, 2Uu22v; refriger
ator seconds, local Moruge, .(Xu.'U4o; re
frigerator thirds. ll'U'-iac.
l-ol.'LTRY Alive, steady; western
chickens, 104rn2c; fowls, 10b 114c; tur
keys. 14'aic; d;'e.sed. Irregular; western
chickens, tjltlc; fowls, Ctfltc; turkeys, 10
bide.
Ht. I.ools tleseral Blarket.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2l.-WHRAT-Cash
weak; track, No. 2 red, 90Vuif74c; No. '2
hard, VSclill.Uti; December, Hjc; May.
$l.on.
CORN Firm: track. No. 3. 7B4c; No. 3
white, 72V-c; Ueoi.mbor, 64'.4fi4'4o.
OATH Firm; vrack. No. 2. 4)H448Voj
No. 2 white, too; December, 477c.
RYK Unchangied, 01c.
FiJL'R Dull, red winter patent, I4.3J
F47&: extra, fnrsuy and straight, J3.wfca
4.30: hard ivlnter clears, $.1.4i'a3.70.
HKRI Tlmothv. $14.00(216.60.
C O K N M J C A 1 30.
KUAN Firm; sucked, eaat track, 31.14
C1.16.
HAY FUrm; timothy, S2O.OS24.00; prai
rie, I3.0ii1S.W.
PROVISION- Pork, unchanged; job
bing, $)a.,X. Ird, unchanged; prime
steam, )i.iV8 M4. Bait meat (boxed),
lower; exti-w shorts. 1X.U24; clear ribs,
f.CC4; hort clears, 3S.K74 llacon (boxed),
lower; extra short. IH.X24; clear lib,
$!.(124; short clear. $9X74.
POULTKY-Uull; chicken THc; apiinr,
4c; turkey, 134o; ducks,' 104c; geeae,
84c.
BUTTER Higher; creamery, 26ff33o. '
EOCS-Flrm. 2WJ1C.
, n Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, hbls H.OoO 8,nro
Wheat, bu 24,0(10 M.000
Corn, bu , 4!i.000 2A.0O0
Oeit. bu 24.0U0 22,000
Kajnaaa City drain sad Provisions.
KAN HAS CITY, Nov. 21. WHKAT
Cash unchanged; No. 2hard. Wci$1,0;
No. 8, Wc&$!.OS; No, 1 red, wgwo; No. I.
!&f7o: December, 7c; May. . $1.09;
July, 34t)U24c. .
CORN- Unchanged to t,o higher; No. I
mixed, 73c; No. 3, tr.H4j7.te I No. I white
73o; No. 3. two 72c; Lecembcr, eSO3(o;
May. MV1io, ,
OATH-Kteady; No. 3 white, 4!)ff30c; No.
t, 47dj4Sc. v
RYK-0u&iK!c.
HAY-steady; choice timothy, $19,600
20.00; choice prairie, $U.0ftlS.W.
BUTTER Creamery, Xio; flrt. 0o,
seconds, ae; packing stock, 2oo.
KOC2S Uxtras, 32c; firsts, 29o; aecond,
17c.
Receipts, Shipment.
Wheat, bu lu.OuO , 2R.MV)
Corn, bu 20,000 S4 C0O
Oata. bu 4.000 8.000
Minneapolis Orala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 31. WHEAT
December. $1.08-4,: May. $1.08HCt08HJ
July. $1,004, nominal. Casht No. 1 hard.
l.Otvtc; No. 1 northern. 81. 06541.06 "A:
fNo. 3 northern, $1. 031.034; No. 3, 884cig
$1,004. r
FLAX-$..
HA RLK Y 0ctitl,20.
tXJRN-No. $ yellow. 71o.
OATH No. I white, 4S4'$44c
RYK No. t. '.
RRAN-422.0OJfii.25.
FLOUR, First patents, $3.60tj3.te; sec
ond dear, f2.60tf2.yo.
Oiili nuotalloiis were as foilowe:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, $t.0n$
Lit): winter straights, a.7H..t. spring
j atents, it' ; spring alialght. HW
tjl.oo; bakers, $.i.76'u4.tu.
ItYE No. 2. lsjiMO,
H A R L K Y r- Ke d or mixing. SOcSO.Ou;
(sir to choice malting. $l.Pin 1.20.
SKl-.LH llnnHiiy, lu.otnu 16.2a. Clover,
$1 U'J 20.28. ,
PROVISIONS Mas pork, per bhl.,
? i; 7i;j lt.UJ. lrd, per pa) lbs., $9.00. tliort
1 Hi", sides, louiie, a. 124.
Total cleaiauces of wheat and flour
were enual to 4M.000 bu. Primary revclpis
via :u."0 bu., compared with 7X4,000 bu.
the con eupoiidlng day a year aao. The
vorld mm bio supply, hj biuiwn by Brad
tlnfl , decreased 1. 334.000 Cu.
Kstiuiated receipts tor tomorrow:
AVhent, SI cars; coin. car; oata, 120
la: s, hogs, 'M.U head.
Chicago Cash Priors Wheat, No. 3 red,
JMic; No. 8 red, W.yWc; No. I hard.
. ..iwJl.OI; No. 3 hard, Uici; 11.00; No. 1
U'jithern. fl.UKul.U4; No. 2 northern, $MM
kl us; No $ northern, fLMl.OS; No. 2
pnug. 81.0uyl.ULi, No. 8 spring. Scia.1.04;
ro. 4 apring, cHifl.04; velvet chaff, kvc
H.Uo; durum, to'sll.
lOUN-No. 3 toldl, 70c; No. white
(.Id), 7i4u.bc; No. t yellow told), 7uv
74c; No. 3 loid), 74-7i)4c; No. 8. 34
tit. No. 3 while, 6Juxjtc, No. 3 yellow
(old), 7ic. No. 3 yellow luid), "lie; No. 8
dow, fc4 11040; No. 4 (old). 74c; No. 4,
H'njiic; No. 4 while, tlii24o; No. 4
yniow, ClSeSc. Oats, No. t white. Uril
c; No. 8 white. 4',4tc: No. 4 while,
4.'., u4n4c; etandard, 4f44c Rye. No.
f. Is'WC. Barley, hiv-ull.-j. Timothy, IUW
lulu. a, fiover, iL4.owai.3u.
LI. rrt-K-Flrm; cieamerles, a4jS3c;
LUOs nieuay; reretpts. I.ra eases; at
mark, nl included, iiu'c. fusts,
i.c; ordinary, UijU-c.
fHttaE Steady; daisies, 1440'lic;
twins, ll-.UHV, young Aiuvrloas, Hy
IjC; long horns, leiili.e.
FOTATOk-S uteaoy; choice to fancy, k6
t?jc; ISiT IO I"UU, SOKIK.IC.
POULTRY Firm; tuiksya, lS4184c;
Ciucuvns, b-.c, kvixis, sc.
VLAb-Steady, at 7jUc.
Cki'lol Receipts Wheat, 31 rars, with
f cuiilrai 1 graoe; corn. 4.JI cars, -with
of col. tract grade; oata. lf.1 cars. Total
rcceipis of wheat at Chicago. Minneapolis
auid Duiuth lousy were til cars, compared
nj 31 cars lost wk and 62 car the
ieipuong aay a year ago.
Llveratoof (iraJn Market.
UVilkiPOOU Nov. WHEAT
teaoy, No. 3 Manitoba. 7s 104d; No. t
iJumubt, 7s ad; tutuies, weak; Decem
ber, 7s id; March. 7 l d. May, 7s 14d
" pvt firm; Auwricau uiixcj,
4
1
Philadelphia Prodeee Market.
PHI IA DELl'1 1 1 A. Nov, 21. BUTTER
4c higher; western creamery special,
874c; extra western creamery. 8t4o;
nearby jirluta, 3VO,
KOO Firm; l'ennsylvanla and other
nearby firsts, free rant's, $10.80 per case;
current receipts, frrrf cases, f 10.20 per
case; western firsts, free cases. Jlo.SO per
case; current receipts, free caaea, $10.30
per case. .
CHKKHR Firm; New York full cream,
fancy, 10c; lair to good, 1(1040.
' Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. Nov. 21. CORN-eJIlgher;
No. 4 white, ttli4ti.'4o; No. $ yellow, 3
tj44c; No. 4 yellow, f142c; No. 8
nilxeil, 6.T.c; No. 4 mixed,. HrMic.
OATS Steady; standard. 4M-; No. I
while, 47o, No. 4 white, 4V4Pi7c
Mtlwaokoo Uraln Market.
MILWAUKEE Nov. Sl.-WHEAT-So.
northern, $l.4'!rl.'4: No. 2 northern.
$1.0;i1.uk; No. hard winter, $1,0041.02;
lecemt)r, IM4c; May, $I.OoV.-)'1.0o.
ttATS eitaiidard. 4MWtSoc.
BARLEY Malting, $1.11.26.
NEW Y0RKST0CK MARKET
Securities Shake Off Weakening;
Tendency of Last Few Days.
GENERAL ADVANCE RECORDED
of
t ailed
gprr-wlale I'oaltloa
fate gteel strengthened by
Kxpeetatlon Stanley Inrrntl.
Ration Will lie F.nded.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-A decided change
aas apparent today In trie securities
market, which shook off the weakening
tendency of the last two days of trading.
Roth the railroad and the industrial
stocks advanced, speculative sentiment
was affected favorably by several occur
rences and bull operators displayed more
confidence.
'1 he opening was higher with a irood de-
mund for the representative stocks. The
lecently revived Interest In the copper
stocks was heightened today by reports
of better business. Amalgamated Con-
per ros 3 points to M and Anaconda,
Utah Copper and American Hmeltimr
made substantial gains.
Jn the lyondon market the courier metal
advanced to the highest price since last
March.
The Steel stocks also were stronir Th
speculative Msltlon of United States
Hteel was strengthened by the expecta
tion that the Stanley Investigation would
b terminated short ly.
The Increase of tho Atlantic Coast Line
dividend to 7 per cent resulted In an ad
vance of 4 points In the stock. Louis
ville & Nashville, which Is controlled bv
Atlantic Coast Line, rose more than 3
points.
I he first of tho October reports of 1arar
railroad systems, that of the Haltlnmro
O11I0, came In toduy, making n favor
able showing, operating revenuo gained
more thun $:.0(K nnd with a reduction
of more than liWO.Oiii In expenses, the net
ilicnmn was Increased by $40f).KK.
llonds were steady. Wabash 4a more
than mndu up yesterdny's loss. Total
snlcs, par value, $4,200,000. United Status
2s, registered, declined V4 per cent on
call.
Number of sale and leading quotation
on stock were a follows:
galea. Utah. Low. Clnaa.
Aiiir-i naimers pra
Amalaainatetl ('upper ...
Amsrlran Agricultural ..
Am, Heat Sugar
Amerfi:sn i an
Amarlrin (j, a f
Am. cetton oil
American II. at L. pf4...
Am. Ii gaurltle
American IJlnaeed
Airarlcaa LooomollTe ...
American g. 4k R
Am. g At R. pM
Am, Htsel Koundrlas....
Am. gusar hafliang
Aicarlcas T. si T
Auiarlcan Tobareo p(d...
AnSarlcan Woolen
Anaoonda Mining Co
Atrhlann
Atnnlaon pld ,.
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltimore at Ohio
Hethlehem Hteel
Brooklyn Papld Tt ,
'anadlaa Paolflo
Central Leather
Ontral l.eathr pt4
Central of Mew Jersey...
Oifwapeeke Ohio
Clitceso at Altea
(Iilnio U. W new....
t'lllrifO U W. ptd
Ohloaco N. W
Cklraso, M. V Bt. p....
C. C. C. 4k 81. L
Colorado P. I
Colorado At Southern
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Producta
Delaware A Hudaon
Penver 4k Itlo Urande....
Denver R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities ....
Erie .,
JSrle lat pfd ......
Kris id pfd
Oeneral ftleotrlo ........
Oreat Northern aid
Oreat Northern Ore otfs.
Illinois Central ..........
Interborouga Met. ...
Int. Mat, ptd
International Harvester..
Inter-Martne pfd -
lnternatioajal Paper .....
International Punip .....
Iowa Oentrml ,..
Kuni Ctly fSMitaern,..,
K. C. go. ptd
Lsnlede Oaa
Loulavllls 4k Nashville..
Minn. t. L
M., St. P 4k 8. . M...
Miaaourl. K. T
St., K. 4k T. pfd.
Miaaourl Pec I tie
National Blaoult
National Lead
N. K. R. of M 3d pr..
Naw York Ontral,.... ..
N. Y., O. W
Norfolk at Weatera
North Aniertrea
Northern Pacifla
Paclflo Mall ,.
Penneylvanla .......
People's Oaa
P.. C C. Ht. L.
Plttaburfh Coal
Praeeed gteel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway gleel Spring....
Reading
Kapubllo Steel
Heoublle Rtael pfd
Hoik laland Co...,
Hork laland Co. pfd...v.
St. U P. ii pfd...
Ht. Lnula g. W
Ht. Louie ft. W. pfd
Bluaa-ghefrield . 4k I...
Southern Paclflo
Southern Hallway
So Hallway pfd
Tenneaaee Clipper
Teas Parttle
T., gt. U 4k W
T . Rt. L. W. pfd
Vntoa Paclflo
t'nlon Paclflo pfd
t'nlted States Realty
t rilled states Ruhear....
t'llll.d Htelee Steel
V. . Steel pfd
t'tah Copper
Ve.'Oro lltemtrel
Wahavh
Wahaah pM
Wetem Maryland
Waetinghouse Klectrla .,
Weaters t'nlon
Wheeling a I R
Lehlsh Valtev
1 Total sales fer Ik day, $4,1M aueree.
M
32. 100 04 44 M'i
MVS
1.000 It (,6S Mt
I.aofl 144 114 US
a0 its 65 4
OO 444 44 44
!1
700 Jl) 1K4 J0VI
t
n 34 4 ,1 84
1.100 74 T:4 74
no 11114 111 101S4
1110 44 .14 33 4
100 11S 117 114
(.US) IU14 l.l
. mo an , m
too K4 IH X74
.) s4 1114 34
2, lis) 107 in lixt'e
1110 10:14 io;s nn
13,100 1174 U14 It '4,
oo loan lojf loan
00 t'lk t84
1.0O0 TI4 T74 7M'4
101) 14 1394 tSS
IV0 i! 224 n
4
loo io 810 no
200 7J 74 4 14
M
oo tok 204 2H
- 400 1 !i Suva t4
100 144 14A4 HI.4
4,100 1114 1104 104
.... ..... ..... 47
17
4
1.400 1414 1404 141
ilOO II It 10U
10 1714 1714 171
IS
.100 47 474 41
too 114 ais 114
3,404 M4 M4 !4
434
444
440 K irt 151
3.4o tn i.4 1214
300 - 41 4S 4'i
M 14244 141 141
1.104 1 ! 154 164
3.711" 474 47
40 197 4 1074 1074
' M4 164 144 14
..... 10
To U4 U .I4
17
100 s4 zV4 24
M4
lot
1,70 lU4i IU4 1M
100 414 11:14 .U
100 M44 1944 l'
100 414 114 114
!
i l4 t4
Sin) 140 140 140
400 414 to 4 41
. 'J 14 4 91 "4
sua , iuis 1074 1074
too - 40 40t4,
l,4o0 lios 114 D04
:K 134 73e 7f4
4.io liatk 114 I1U4
tOO 124 31 VJ
f.tilO 1!4 1H4 123
100 1044 1044 iO
...i 444
It
34
100 1C14 im4
tj.oo iiio'i ims
i."0 . f4 124 :ii4
S.M0 IU4 414 34
to t4 4
to4
10 U4 414 424
to
too T14 i ?t
44
1.10 II24 11'.' ill
t.tttt 4 tf 84
l.ao it 114 13
!.( 174 47 174
0 144 44 4
In 14 114 . 174
4" 414 414 4t4
tt.tot 1744 1734 11:14
24
4
404 47 4 47 47
ts,74 (34 CU1 f.lH
00 lo4 loi loi
lt,ioo (ot 44 b04
104 134 414 M4
1.in los 14 104
1.704 114 . 104 f!4
11 13 (04 cs
10 44 44 '.4
TU
4
o.tn 1IH 1114 171
fl tlecla rr, 'Ptrmll g. f?.... 10
ntiTnlal 1 1 M, joln- r B1
Cop hint. '. I' ,. F.7'4 Phannoii 4j
Kart HiiUa I. M... USSurerlor ...a M
f'rankllo a Superior St B. M... 3'i
Olroiia C.n. ., Tamaraz-k 24
tlranhr r u l s S. K. M 14 4
tlrino 4"anana' .... do pfd 44
l-lo rtoytl. Copper. 174Ttah On 1
Kerr Lake It I'teh Copper .... M4
Lake Copper . Wtoona Ri'4
ti Halle l oppwr f4 Wolverine 40
Miami lopfr 12
aAked. Itld.
eiv York loiiey Market.
NEW TOKK. Nov. 21.-MONKV-V)n
call, steady, at 2Vr24 per cent; rulliig
rnte, 2'4 per cent; clos.ng bid, 24 per
cent; offered 'st 2 per cent. Time l.ians,
eai.er: nlxty days, J','3 per cent; ninety
days, 34 per cent; six months, Si'mXH, per
cent.
1'IUMK MERCANTILE PAPER 4-(i44
per cent.
KTK'HIjINfl KX("HANaF-Eosy, with
actual business In bankers' bills at t4.S.i;&
lor sixty-day hills and at $4 (siM) for de
mand; commercial bills, f4.K3.
HILVER liar, RSc; Mexican dollar,
44c. ' -
HON US Government, easier; railroad,
steady.
(..'losing quotation on bend today were
as follows:
U. g. ref. ta. reg...loii4 lnt M M. 44a... 6J4
do coupon ion ejipin 4
do ia rg ........lul, to 44 4
so coupon iwi'e-K.. t;. so. let Kn. . . 734
do 4a re lU kjl 8. deh. 4a 131. .14
DlkiL. tc N. unl 4a....
la... oaM K AT lat 4a 474
102 do n 44 an
4e..lM4 Mo. Perlflc 4a 75
of M. 44a 434
(. l(4a.... '.
4a 13t4
.. n. .. n. tl. 11.
..1074 cr. a 131
.1014 N. ft W. tat 0. 4a. .H14
.. t'.4 do cv. 4a lo4
.. 414 No Pacific 4s.. .y... 1004
.. 2 dn 3a 491,
.. ntn a. L. rfrlg. 4... 044
.. r.4,Penn. rv. 14a Hit. M'i
..10s do con. 4a 10214
"4 Rradin gan. 4a HI '4
K fa. 4a koi4
do coupon . . .
Allla-Chal. lat
Amer. Ag. ta...
A. T. 4V T. c.
Am. Tobacoo 4a I4N, U K
do 0 117 N Y. C
Armour 4V Co.' 44a.. r4 - do deb.
Att-nlson gen. 4a..
On cv. 4a
do cv. ts
A C. L. Irt 4a...
Pal. Ohio 4a..
do 34a
do 8. W 14a...
Brook. Tt c. 4a
Can. of On. ta..
Ces. leather ta.
C. of N. J. g fa..l314 8. L. A g
Chea. Ohio 44a..ltll4b do ta ..
do ref. ta.
f lilratm A.
V. B. W. J.
do gen. 4a...
G M. 8. P.
C. R. I. at P.
do rfg. 4a...
acolo. Ind. ta.
Mid.
do account
Anial. Copper
Anaionda ....
-XAlt'hlaon
do pfd
Ken York Mlulagr Stock.
N15W YORK. Nov. 21. Closing quota-
ttons on mining stnckw were
Alice
Cnru. Tunnel stock. II
soo honda It
Con. Cel. 4k V at
Iron SlUer lot
led.llle Cos I
aoflered.
Little Chief ..
Mealcen
Oul.rlo .......
Ophlr
aateuderd ....
Yellow Jacket
.. 4
..140
..lit
..1W
,.lue
.. 74
Ho4os Block Market.
BOSTON. Nov. St. Closing quotations
on stock were
Ailouea
AiaiL Copper
A Z . L. v B
ArlODa Com
B. O. C g.
Putt Coellllos
Cel. 4V Arltooa.
a follows:
,.. 1 Mohawk 4r4
,.. US Nevada, Con
,., 244 Mplaain Uloee ... 74
... 14 North llulte 1
M 4 .North Lake 44
..11 tild Ihiuiliiioa e
... tt40sceots ..: ta
aec'olo.
C. aV 8 r.
D. A H. r
I). ft It fl
do ref. ta
Maimers' ta ....
aKrle p. 1. 4a....
do gen 4a
do cv. 4a, ear.
do series B
Oen. Klec. cv. ta.
III. On. lit ret.
Int Mat. 44a....
aDId. aeotferad.
W. L. 8. W. o. 4a
34a. 4a do lat gold 4a...
4a... t4 8. A. la. 4a
414 80. rac. col. 4...
t 4a 4.'4 do cr. 4a
4a. 74 do 1st ref. 4a
'va!v). Hallway. la....
'4' do gnu. 4a
4a no Union pacific 4a
e. 44s 174 do cv. 4a
4a.... IM4 do lat ft ref. 4a
at 004 V. 8 Rubber 6e..
4 P. 8. Plel 2d ta..
74
7
Tt
A. It Western
414
H)
9?4
K't
4
108
794
101 4
..11134
7V4
1034
Va.-C. Chem. ta..lsi4
'Wahaah lat ta....loe
do lat ft ei. 4a. . ftJ4
Md. 4a US
, . 1 7 Weet. Klec. cv ta.. SJVt
,.1M Wla. Cantral 4a Vl
i. 444 Mo. Pac. cv. ta 4
.. 714 Panama Is 1024
I. nation Mock Market.
LONDON. Nov. 21. American securities
opened steady today. Later prices ad
vanced on covering and at noon the mar
ket was steady and from unchanged to
M higher than yesterday' New York
closing.
London closing stock quotations:
Consols, money ..74 1-14 Illinola Central ....
.. iW loulavllls ft Nsh.U74
.. 444 Mo., Kan. ft Tax.. 224
.. 74 N Y. Central nova
,..to4 Norfolk ft Weatern.1134
...lot do pfd ti
Raltlmora ft Ohio.. 1044 Ontario ft Western. 414
anarllen Pacific . ..S4&4 Pennsylvania
Chmapesk ft Ohio. 74 Rand Mines .
Chi. Greet Western. 104 Readln
Chi., Mil. ft Bt P.1114southera Rr
De Ilea re 1 do pfd
Denver ft Rio Q ... 244 Southern Psctflo
do pfd to t'nlon Paclflo ..
Brie 834V. 8. gtael ....
do lat pfd t4 do pfd ........
do Id pfd 4ltJWabaeh
Grand Trunk ItTk do nrd
HILVKIt Bar, steady at 36d per ounce.
wiuivr.r i4jfs per cent.
The rate of discount In the open mar
ket for short bill Is 34 per cent; for
three month' bills, 34133 7-1S per cent.
6'H
... 4
... 77"4
... 304
... 74
...114
...1744
... 854
...111
... 10
11
Ilank C'leartaass.
OMAHA, Nov. It. Bank clearing for
today were $2,098,401.40 and for the corre
sponding; day last year $2,691,308.73.
Available Stippltea of Grain.
NEW YORK, Nov. tl.-Speclal cable
and telegraphic communications received
by Bradslreet'a show tsw following
changes In available supplies, as com
pared with previous account: Wheat
cnumi oiaies. east Kockles, increased
1,321,0110 bushels; Canada, decreased 1.253 -K
bushels; total United State and Can
ada, Increased 86,000 bushels; afloat for
and Europe-; decreased 1,400,000 bushels,
total American and European supply, de
creased 1,3:44.000 bushels. Corn United
Wtate and Canada, decreased 25,000 bush
els, oats I'nited States and Canada, de
creased 442.000 bushels. The leading In
crease and decreases reported this woek
follow: Increase) Manitoba, 302.0UO bush
els; Rochester, 70,000 bushols; Milwaukee,
private elevators, 65,0tlO bushel. De
creases Minneapolis, private elevators,
100,000 bushels; Lincoln and vicinity, 73.OJ0
bushels.
Metal Market.
NEiW TORK, Nov. II. M ETA LS
Standard copper, firm; spot, $U.46.ii 12.75;
futures. $12.fity.i 12.85. London market
strong; spot 37 1J 91: future. '.JS Ss
9l. Ieke cODDer. 112.00: nlentrolvtln
kta.7Hid3.0O; casting, $12.4rl2.76. Tin.
easy; spot and November, $43.l04i4i.i0;
futures, $4i.6iXa'43.W. Ix.ndon market
steady; spot. ;1S7. 15s: futures, 1H8 15u.
Lead, steady; $4.il5iH4.40, New York; $4..
rjtat Ht. Louis. London market
quoted at 15 Ha 3d. Spelter, quiet; $140
IjU-flO, New York: f8.4tKul.GO. r.ast St.
Lnula. London market quoted at 2
l&s. Antimony, 'dull; Cookaon's, $S.0i'(J
8.124. Iron, Cleveland warrants, 47s loVtd
in lxndon. Locally iron was steady; No.
I foundry, northern. $15.0tt'l5.2i: No. 2.
$i4.Tutftri.m; no. 1 southern and No.
soft, $15.KXoslf.&0.
1.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Nov. tl. There ha been a
revival of activity In the wool market,
value holding 'steady, wltyh a firmer
tendency. Ohio quarter blood brings 2 lit
2&o, with Michigan a trifle lower. Fine
territory staple sells at 21c, or 600 clean,
and transfers run fairly heavy. Interest
In Texa wooT3"contlnue and 13 mouth
bring Mc clean Pulled wool is dull.
HT. LOL'IfhaeXov. 21. WOOL Steady ;
territory and western mediums, lT(3.H)c;
fin moduins, lul!ws;, fine, ll'Jlc.
Coffee Market.
NEW VORK, Nov. II. XFFEB-Fu-t
tires closed steady at a ret decline of 10
point; ales, 23.BOO bags; November
and December, 14.33c; January, 11 He;
February, 13.T0c; March. 13.88c: April,
13.20c; May and June, IS. 13c; July. 13.1sc;
August, U.15c: September, l$.14c; October,
13.13. 6pot toffs unsettled; Rio No. 7,
Mc; Santos. No. 4, ltic. Mild, quit; Cor
dova, leaiTc
agar Market.
NEW YOR1C. Nov. 21.-8CaAR-Raw.
quiet: Muntovado, 80 test, 4.5tc; centrifu
gal, M test, 6.U.C; niolasaes sugar, test.
I.slc; rwtincd, easy. ,
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Killing: Cattle Are Steady to a Little
Stronger.
HOGS OPEN LOWFR. EEGAIN LOSS
No Very Material thanae In Sheep
and lamb Trade, Friers for the
Most Part Rannlnsr In
', ' Monday's Notches.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 21, 1311.
Receipts wete: Cattle. H ies. Sheep
uiciai jnondiiv 8.(1,5
Lst.mate Tuesday 5,000
't.2TS
,!W0
lS.tWi
16,0i0
Two day tht week. .11.055 15,178 34. W8
Fame day last week..l3.!ii .41 33 ktr,
fame day 2 w'ks ago.17.4.12 7.005 tW.flf.4
Same days 3 w ks ago.17.779 9,574 04, 367
Kame days 4 w'ks ago. 21. 745 10.8W 101,543
Same day last year.. 12,083 12.4H8 30,.'
The following table shows tlie rere4nU
of cattle, hogs nnd sheep at South Omnha
tor tne year to date a compared witn
last year. li11. PHO. Inc. Dec
Cattle 1.070.W3 1,104. 3X2 34,009
H'g 2.103.9S5 1.-714.8M 3)s8,101
Sheep 2,813.311 2,W4.W4 30,813
The following table erowa the average
prices paid for hogs at South Omaha. for
the I ant few days, with comparisons.
Date, I l'.itl. lM0.l!i.l:KM.llo.l0n.ll!Jo.
Nov.
Nov,
Nov. 14.
Nov. 16.
Nov. IS.
Nov. 17.
Nov. IS.
Nov. 10.
Nov. :o.
Nov. 21.
I I s 1 4 u 7k 4 o3 6 las,
12.1
IX. I 3h4' I 7 Mi u 74
25i 7 74 5 68
2ti 7 &;: 7 971 a
6 3041 7 3ti 7 9 6 59
6 33
30HI
m
fl 15's
7 441 7 93 i 54!
7 33 7 6 08
7 20 7 941 0 701
7 9o 0 69
7 08
4 70 1 5 991
4 Kg 1 6 98
4 941 e OS !
4 991 6 101
ti 05
4 8!l!
4 Ml 6 02
4 63 6 02
6 7ti 4 49! 10
4 )
4 73
4
4 03
4 67
4 fit)
a
4 68
4 tvi
Sunday:
Receipts and deposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yardn, South Omaha, for
the twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m.
ycuterday :
RECEIPTS-CARLOADS. '
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'g.
C. M. at St. F. Ry 6
Wabash It 11 2
Mo, I'ac. Ry 5
Union I'aclflc R ,R. 38
C. A N. W., east.. 6
C & N. W.. west.. 4
C, St. V., M. & O.. 7
C, R. Ac Q., east... 8
C, R. & tj., west.. 61
C, R. 1 & P., east. 5
C, It I. & P., west. 3
Illinois Central .... 2
Chicago Gt. Wesfn. ..
Total receipts... 204
DISPOSITION HEAD.
U 1
o
lii 23 'i
5 7..
35 13
13 3
8 1..
27 21
6. ..
6 V.
131 C9 7
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co Dll
Swift & Company 807
Cudahy Packing Co. ...1.303
Armour & Company.. ..1,013
Morrell 23
W. V. Vansant Co 1S3
Benton, Van Sant & L. 195
Hill Son 3H
F. H. Lewis 30
Huston & Company.... 94
J. B. Hoot & Co .', .. 129
J. H. Hulla K. 52
L. F. Hun... 32
L. Wolf 93
Werthelmer & Degen.. 6i2
Sullivan Hros 24
Iehmer liros 5
Lee Rothschild 139
Mo.. & Kan.-Cal. Co.... 141
Cllne & Christie 137
Other buyers 1,026
Hogs. Sheep.
9x8
2,057
3.5H6
2,842
714
1,787
1,290
1.435
11.778
17,004
Totals 7,011 9.47
CATTLE There was anjther fair run
of cattle today, but still the total for
tho two days amount to only 11,056 head,
a falling; off of almost 3,000 bead, as
compared with last week and of over
5,000 head as compared with two week
ago.. It win In fact the smallest run
since the beginning of the range season.
There were quite a good many range cat
tle in the yards, but R la very evident
from the character of the receipts that
the range season s very near the end.
The demand for desirable beef steers
was good and the market on anything
answering that description waa fairly ac
tive at prices that were fully steady to
a littlo stronger In some cases. The feel
ing was decidedly better than yesterday
and th cattle old much more freely.
Cow and heifers of the kind that buy
ers would naturally want were also quite
free sellers at prices that were steady to
a little stronger, the same as waa the
case with beef steers.
The best feeders were sought after at
good, steady prices, but the supply of
that kind of cattle was very light. On
the other hand the yards were full of
trash, the same as yesterday and for
that matter the same as on a good many
days of late. The trashy kind of cattle
were very. slow sellers and the tendency
was a little easier again today.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, $0.50tiji7.'7!'; fair to good
beef steers, $i.6iw6.&0; common to fair beet
steers, H.oOWo.oO;. good-to choice heifers,
$4.5tKjji6.2&; good to choice cows, $4.26u.00;
fair to good cows, $3.60814.26; common to
fair cows, $2.754,3.60; veal calves. $3.50(jf
7.60.
Quotation on range cattle Good to
choice bef steers, $5.75&7.26; fair to good
beet steers. e6.UX5.76; common to fair
beef tteers, $4.4uov&.uM; pood to choice heif
ers, $4.40-.ij 6.15; good to choice cows, $4.26(9
6.00; fair to good cow, $3.60(4. 26; common
to fair cows, 12.7i4Kl.60; good to choice
stockers and feeders, $6.Ouu.00; fair 10
good stockers and feeders $4.3006.00; eom
mou to fair stockers ana leader, $3.4uh)
4.30; tock heifers. $3.2yu4.25; bulls, stags,
etc. 4Afc(tj4.W.
Representative sales:
COWS.
rr. ,Ng.i
No.
14...,
4...,
1....
I....
....
14....
(....
4....
4....
14....
I....
1....
I....
4....
4....
4....
4....
Jf".
It....
II....
4....
14....
1....
4....
14....
No.
Av.
, 4t4
, 4U
M
4t4
44
till
1 14
I 1
1 14
1 14
1 46
I 44
....
....,
.....
14
1
... 400
..474
...4)
... m
...1140
... ti
... r.t
... 114
... in
...
...411
3!7
4r,4
4..
HEIFERS.
4 40 I
1 40 $
4 (0 t
4 40
BULLS.
44 i....:,
1 tal 1
CALVES.
At.
...1010
...1(T7I
... t4
...1004
...lDIi
1043
471
411
, T44
1 14
I 40
4 1)0
4 00
4 14
4 I:.
4 40
4 14
1...
1...
I...
4...
1...
l..
..1441
.. U0
.. itO
.. lmi
.. ui
.. iao
,. 160
.. 110
.. i;o
no
!r.
I 4
4 m
4 1
4 1
4 14
4 10
4 14
4 44
4
4 64
4 14
00
4 00
4 74
1 00
T 00
7 14
7 4
1 14
SlOt .LlS ANj Fi.EDh.rt.S.
4M 4 04 13 117 4 46
M 4 0a. fi 401 4 44
TO 4 14 10 704 4 to
414 4 40 II 754 4 frl
771 111 i JJ 4 ti
too 4 U 11 Kit k
472 4 40 41 loot 4 M
WESTERN'S NEBRASKA.
Av. Pr. Nj. Av. Pr.
9 cows snr. 3 50 u cs.&hfrs 9S3 3 93
23 hefers... 827 4 25
Hlrxrh-Hahn Cattle Co.
2! feeders.. V. 4 N i heifers... 749
13 cows 7H 3 10 7 cows 8!J
3 calves... 213 A 00
II W. Hlomenknmp.
23 feeder.. 1100 6 10 3 feeders.. 1"03
J. H. Mcdlnley.
4 10
3 30
4 50
S steers.
4 cows..
8 cows. . . .
12 cows....
14 feeders.,
8 heifers..
40 feeders.,
25 cows
13 heifers..
13 feeders.,
16 cows....,
10 feeders..
I cows
7 cow
heifers..,
16 calves...
..l'fi:
..lot;
4 CO
3 15
P J.
8M 3 00
916 3 f)
SOUTH
971 5 00
'l LOW"
.1033 3 65
74.1
860
Martin.
IS cows
2S feeders..
DAKOTA.
19 cows
14 feeders. .
11 calves..,
23 cows
1H feeders.. Km)
2fl feeders.. 990
12 heifers.
Llndley.
10 cows...
Morton.
10 cows...
823
V.3
346
945
4 26
J. Z.
15 feeders.. 016 6 20
90 4 90
. 940 3 40
C. H.
. 900 3 25
.1223 2 45
, "5 3 50
891 4 65
817 S 20
,874 4 20
911 4 M
846 3 10
W. 8.
840 4 55
M. V.
TV. 4 00
855 $ 10
O. Graves
6"5 3 60 8 feeders.. 715
313
644
897
710
6 feeders.
2 cows.
Reed.
16 cows..
4 cow..
848
832
4 00
4 90
2 35
4 35
4 00
3 60
4 15
4 65
$ 70
4 10
4) 00
4 60
4 00
$ 16
13 cows.
3 bull.
Dodge.
10 steers
2 calve... 350
WYOMING.
16 cows 962 4 30 13 cows...
15 cows 726 3 00 14 feeders
U steers.. ..1072 4 75 13 cows...
, B. Beard.
,.118!) 6 00 10 steer..
,.1095 6 00 14 steers..
,. 900 4 45 10 cows...
. 870 3 70 3 cows...
E. B. Wilson
. 961 4 40 15 feeders.. 1000
,. 800 8 00
J. Mollcr.
23 heifers... 500 3 85
R. King.
13 feeders.. R4 4 40 24 heifers... 618 3 85
19 cows 873 3 .15
N. C. Thygerson.
19 steers. ...1134 6 00 . ti feeder.. 1036
6 feeders. .1056 4 10 3 cows 1010
13 steers;
22 steers.
11 steer.
8 cows..,
6 steer.
7 cows..,
900
. 805
. 9.15
. 918
.1236
. 995
. 970
. 839
4 40
4 00
I 25
4 50'
5 30
4 60
4 40
4 26
3 15
4 70
20 feeders.
Wind River Live Stock
Co.
, 9S8
4 85
4 26
998
992
976
4 80
4 75
4 35
5 45
830 3 30
893 6 20 15 cows.
Masters Bros.
45 feeders. . 998 5 45 5 feeders
9 cows 9'.6 4 35 8 cows...
T feeders.. 1028 6 45 3 feeders
Duncan Bros.
14 feeders.. 9T.2 4 80 2 cows...
2 cows 875 4 30
HOGS Opening trade In hogs ruled
fully 5c lower, bearish wires from the
east prompting the fresh decline. The
demand from all quarters had plenty of
breadth and activity, however, and after
early rounds the market gradually Im
proved, closing almost steady, with
yesterday. Hulk of offerings landed at
figures barely a nickel off. larger droves
cutting only a little less than the similar
dioves put up yesterday.
Movement during the latter part of the
session was lively enough to produce a
reasonably early clearance, despite a sup
ply of about .90O head, and the yards
were practically empty at 10:30 o'clock.
Shippers and spec.iiutprs made moat of
their selections during the first hour of
trading, about ten loads of various
weights moving on orders other than
local packing.
Weight was favored by at! regular buy
ers, the same as recently, and lard aver
ages generally sold at good premiums
over butcher and bacon classes. The
best lard hogs on sale made a top of
$6.25 as compared with yesterday' high
price of $0.30, and good butcher landed
around $6.15. Bacon animal weighing
around 200 pounds ranged from. $6.10 down
to less than $6.00. There were several
bunches of pigs Included In receipts, any.
thing healthy moving around $5.0XKu6.25.
Representative salesi
No,
tl...,
88...,
44...,
a...,
a...
74...
74...
ti...
41...
11....
74...
(4...
44...
44...
17...
ta...
74...
17...
14..,
41...
74...
47...
74...
24...
40...
17...
74...
74...
M. ..
42...
71...
as...
55...
77.
18.
Av.
...174
...170
...11,9
...m
...210
...2.11
...ma
...
...tu
...220
...234
...24.1
...184
...2S1
...S47
...117
...224
...,2(8
....Hit
....220
....220
....171
....224
....104
....211
....:
....254
....235
....257
....140
....248
....23
....161
....241
....244
130
1
104
80
also
820
10
400
180
120
140
18
120
Pr.
t li
0
4 n
6 44 '
4 00
4 00
4 00
00
4 06
4 04
4 04
4 Of
10
4 10
4 10
4 10
10
4 10
4 10
10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 14
10
4 1
4 12V4,
4 12Ml
4 12
4 12Vi
4 12
4 14
4 15
15
15
No.
77..
72..
43..
71)..
23..
3..
48..
1.1..
47....
!....
44....
51....
54....
59....
44..'..
14....
58....
41....
44....
29....
43....
58....
23....
....
51....
43....
17....
49
53....
44..,.
14....
14....
4(1....
41.
Av.
....251
....144
....214
....149
....228
....140
....264
....248
....Kl
....2S7
....304
....254
....247
....281
....Ml
..274
..281
..131
.'.4S1
..881
..197
..811 -
..174
..291
,.27
..938
..251
..Zti.
..334
..317
..27
..321
..369
.3.(1
gh.
4
22
re.
It
15
14
15
4 15
t It
4 lo
4 14
It
15
It
15
It
4 14
4 14
4 15
1-
4 20
4 10
4 20
4 10
4 20
20
4 M
4 30
4 10
4 10
1 20
4 20
4 20
4 10
4 20
4 124j
4 2J
4 25
PIGS ODDS AND ENDS.
$ 220 ... 10 lot ... 4 50
44 M 8 t 60 13 1(1 ... 4 76
101 ... 4 75 71 15 ... f to .
40 104 ... 4 75 46 134 ... I 50
SHEEP In most respect Bheep and
Iamb trade involved prices steady all
along the line. Aside from the fact
that packing demand was featured by
more freedom, the market as a whole
had few phases that were not ahown yes
terday. Receipts gave a total of fairly
iarge size and the ciiaracter of the run
was much the same as that of yesterday'
supply, fed and warmed-up classes consti
tuting ' bulk. tJome stubble-fed and
straight eras stock arrived from the
west, but range offerings are becoming
Bmaller each day, resulting In a feeder
display that lacks variety.
Fat eheep and lambs with dressing
promise were favored In killing circles,
the same a recently, nd sold more read
ily than the doubtful, warmed-up strings.
1'oppy fed native lambs reached $5.30
early and a near prime article landed at
$5.25. The market for inferior quality
lamb ruled largely under the $5.00 mark
and proved more or less erratic.
Mutured muttons moved off In good
season, but inquiry for big stuff waa by
no means urgent, as the product gener
ally 1 neglected when brought into com
petition with Thanksgiving poultry and
lamb. Killers 'assert that present pur
chases aie be.ng put away for future dis
posal and the fact that fat cheep aret ob
viously worth the money becomes th
only visible. Inducement in buying quar
ters. Fat rang wether sold early at $3.40
and a string of heavy wethers and year
lings realised I3.6U Ewe sales were in
frequent, but anything good In this line
would probably get action around 43.00.
Feeder trade waa given very fair sun-
port from country buyers and price re
mained lust aDout steady. Some warmed
up stuff waa taken out fur a second
finish at figures that aid not interest
rackers, but the feeder tr.tde in straight
rangers aXforded tne best opportunity for
selection. Yesterday's purchase on coun
try account amounted to only 8,600 head.
Quotations on Sneei and Laiuue
Lamb: Good to Choice. $5.00i5.23: fair to
good, $4. 7iV.ii 5.00; feeder. JJ.4. 75. Year-
Managers of Co-Operative Elevators
States
of Four
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j- ., j- ,. . e. a ,-wse ii jr- . 1 M f af- i ' u. 3 - E II Ssaaat B '
' itm
HI.
qiLVLN WHO ARB UOLULNQ A.. CONYCNTION IN OUAHA TlUfl WEK
f
o
llnga: Fair to choice $3 6:r4.15: feeder
$3.2.Vii3.65. Wethers: (Vod to choice, $.1.3$
4r3..Vi; fair to good. SI.1iVfl3.35; feeder
$:t'i0i3.35. Ewes: tinorl to choice. $.10ivj'
3 15; fair to g'Kwl. J.7iflfJ 3.00; feeders, $2.25.
2.85; culls. H l.-t 1.75.
Representative sales:
No.
217 Nebraska ylgs and wth.
i)47 Nebraska ewes
54 Idaho
10 Idaho
112 Idaho
78 Idaho
256 Idaho
49 Idaho
419 Idaho
4.11 Idaho
263 Idaho
i.7 Idaho
Av.
. 99
.103
.133
.116
.117
.110
. 93
. 86
. 79
. 75
. 68
. 59
. 67
62
ewes
ewes
ewes
ewes
ewes
ewes
lambs
lambs
lambs
lambs
57 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
492 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
370 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
173 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 79
1654 Wyoming wethers, ytVs....H6
24 Wyoming ewes, feeders 91
190 Idaho lambs 80
242 native ewes
208 native ewes, feeders
ll Wyoming ewes, feeders.
2i Nebraska lambs, feeders
98 Nebraska lambs, feeder
74 Nebraska ewes, feeders..
217 Idaho lambs
lambs
lambs
lambs
ewes
ewes
ewes
yearlings
Iambs, feeders.
lambs, feeders, culls 62
ewe, feeders 106
90 cull bucks 118
130 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 64
76 Wyoming lambs, feeder.... 64
41 Wyoming ewes.... 97
29 Idaho
451 Idaho
420 Idaho
115 lhado
64 Idaho
254 Idaho
13 Idaho
203 Idaho
41 Idaho
300 Idaho
V
..100
..100
..102
.. 36
.. 39
.. 79
.. 84
.. 88
.. 79
.. 85
..116
..133
.. 95
.. 95
.. 66
Pr.
1 90
3 60
00
t
s 00
1 00
175
2 75
6 2f
6 20
S 15
4 75
4 15
4 75
4 50
4 35
5 35
2 75
E 00
2 65
1 86
2 86
3 25
S 25
2 25
5 10
5 20
6 20
6 25
3 00
3 00
1 15
S 76
4 25
3 25
2 30
2 60
4 75
4 60
2 80
CHICAGO . LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for . Cattle Slow Hoira
Lower Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Nov. 21. CATTLE Receipts,
9,000 hend; market slow and steady,
beeves, $4.60-9.10: Texa" steers, $4.00&
5.70; western steers, $4.3W7.30; stockers
and feeders, $2.90r5.75; cows and heifers,
$1.90fr5.80; calves, $5.50tr8.23.
HOGS Receipts, 35,000 head; market
fairly active, 6c lower than yesterday's
average: light, $5.75(fi6.40; mixed, $6.00r?
6.50; heavy, $G.00Hi6.6o; rough, $6.00fjt6.20:
good to choice heavy, $6.?niit;.50; pigs, $4.23
4)5.40; bulk of sales, $6.t5f(i45.46.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts. Xi.OOH
head; market weak; natives, $2.60(fj3.75;
westerns, $2.rXK3.80; yearlings $3.7K4.60,
native lambs, $3.505.70; western lambs,
$3.75(415.65.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 21. CATTLE-Receipts,
16.000 head. Including 1,400 head
southerns; market slow to 10c lower;
dressed beef and export steers, $6.75C?18.75;
fair to good, $5.35(fi6.50; western steers,
$4.00.75; stockers and feeders, $3.76H
5.50; southern steers, $4.00it6.25; southern
cows, $3.75M.25; native cows, $2.50ta5.00;
native heifers, $4.00f6.50; bulls, $3.50(9
4.50; calves, $4.0O(&TO6.
HOGS Receipts, 24.000 head; market
steady to lOo lower; bulk of sales, $u.90((
6.46; heavy, $6.4ifc1.50; packers and butch,
ers, $6.2016.45; lights, $5.80ji.20; pigs, $4.50
6.25 -
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.50J
yearlings, $3.75'dM.oO; wethers, $3.003.50;
yearlings. $3.H5fe'4.60; wethers, $3.003.50;
ewes, $2,603 3.10; stockers and feeders,
$2.0a'3.75.
St. I.onla Live Stock Market.
ST. , LOUIS, Nov. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6.200 head, including 100 Texans;
market, steady, weak to 10c lower; na
tive shipping and export steers. $7.60
9.00; dreesed and butcher steers, $5.00 cp
7.00; steers under 1,000 pounds, $4.00(88.00;
stockers and feeders, $3,004(6.00; cows and,
heifers. S3.OOiii7.O0; banners. J1.0O53.U0;
bulls, $3.766.26; calves. $4.008.50; Texas
and Indian steers, $4.00rii7.00; cows and,
heifers. $4.507.00. ,
HOGS Receipts, 20.40 head; market,
steady; pigs and lights, $4.75rg4j.35; pack
ers, Jrt.10-ij6.4O butchers and best heavy,
$6.20.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,100
head, market, steady; native muttons,
3.2.(j'3.75; lambs, $4.25$5.76; culls and,
bucks, $1.253.00; stockers, $1.603.26.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.000 head. Market slow to weak;
steers, $4.00(Q)7.5O; cows and heifer. $2,664
0.00; calves, $3.07.9O.
HOGS Receipts 13,000 head. Market
5(il0o lower; top, $6.40; bulk of sale, $6.00
64S.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000
head. Market 10 15c lower; lambs, $4.50
5.75. . .
Stock 1st Slant.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha 6,000 8,90 16,000
St. Joseph 4,0 ) 13,000 4,009
Kansas City 16,000 24,000 7,500
St. Louis 6.200 20,400 3,100
Chicago 9,000 . 36,000 33,000
Totals
.39.200 j01,300 65,600
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21. EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet and barely steady, with,
continued heavy receipts: on the spot,
fancy, 10c; choice, oVj.9c; prime, Vi$)
8Vio.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, eaay on mors
liberal recelDts. Quotations range from
p'yllo for California up to 40-6os and 10
42 12c for Oregons. Apricots, quiet ana
unchanged; choice, 15ft15tac; extra choice,
16'rilOVte; fancy, lIloc. Peaches, quiet
and steady; choke, 11 Valine; extra
choice, 1Vm12c; fancy, 12'ft(u 12c. Raisins,
dull and steady; loose Muscatels, 64?
7 lac: choice to fancy seeded, 7ffsvc;
seedless, 64r7c; London layers, $L4oj?l46.
f
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, Nov. 21,-COTTON-Spot
closed dull and unchanged; middling up
lands, 9.45c; middling gulf, 9.70c No
sales.
Futures closed barely steady. Closing
bids: November, 9.14c; December, .16c;
January, 9.00c; February, 9.05c; March.
9.11c; April, 9.14c; May, 9.18o; June, 9.21c;
July, 9.25c; August, 9.25c; September,
9.2tic; October, 9.27c.
, Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA, Nov. 21.-1IAY-NO. 1. $14.00;
No. 2. $18.00; coarse, $11.00; packing slock,
$8. &!i. t; alfalfa, $15.00. Straw; Wheat,
$6.00; rye and oats. $7.60.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Nov. 21. COFFEE Rio
No. 7. 15.o0c. Futures closed steady; De
cember, 14.33c; March, 13.38c
ASSETS
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COMPANY
CAPITA!.
...910,000.000
Will loan on security requlr
lng special investigation
or .-loe Hupervifcion, and
not uvallable for bank loans.
Large enterprises financed.
Prompt Investigation of
security offered. whatever
Its character o r location.
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