Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA. ' FRIDAY. NOVEMBER., 24, 1911.
10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET !H
Liverpool Cables Weak in Ttce cf
Rnst Reporti ia Argentine.
EOIAXD FOR WHEAT IS SLOW
krl la Corn (tiff Freely
the Market I-ack Snpporl
r.k fa Fnrlker
OMAHA. Nov. 23. 1911.
Liverpool cable were a shade weaker
trvtny In face of some bullish rust re
ports from Argentina, but the wheat
trade for the time being In under the
xwtcrit of verv lietvy supplies and a
rather Inadequate demand. The sltustlnn
may work around to a strong poHlllon
later on In the crop year, but ne now
favors tint heart.
ShotB In corn had covered freely and
tne market larked support enough to
f-irthir advance In prices. However. It will
tnke t'.it best of weathir And a very
li"nvy rui of receipt to cause any de
cided dvllne.
Loner cables find . dull caah. demand
ruH further li.ii:lrl:it'.nn In the De
cember trptlon uipi value were lower.
I a i h price were Nc lower. V
fold went her aim n better nm of re
ceipta ea"l the curr market after
short hud rnrir.it !t aluta ranged
.u. changed to J'-jc lower.
rrlmary wru-iil ifcupt v ere ti?;.rp09
bushels and shipments were DvM) bush
els, agp.tiiM no receipts Ian year on ac
count oi l.ulldny u't v.et shipments on
ncc.limt of l.nlldiiv.
Trhnary corn rccelpTs were CU.WQ bush
els a till shipment acre 7. hnsl:.
ii.'BlnM no receipts Isst yenr on account
t holiday n:iii r.o shipments on uccount
of holiday.
Clearance were 100 bushel of corn.
I) bushel r.f out? and wheat and flour
e(iil to 2i,09 bushels.
i.lvrrKil iloecil i loer on wheat
acl i lusher o;i corn.
The following cKh sale were reported:
WHF.AT-No. 2 hard: 3 cans Wt: 4 mr.
J"i:4c. No. 1 hard: 1 car. txic; 1 er. !e;
Ku, 4 hard: 1 car (Turkey) kic; 1 cur, Vic.
.o. J mixed: 1 car. tm,c; 1 cut, Me.
'OltX-No. 3 white: 1 ear, Glc; No. 4
while: I earn, gJ'.tCS 8 ear-, fcfc: No. 4
color. 1 r-, 01c; No. t yellow: 1 cur. 2Vic.
No. 4 yellow: it cara. 6j'-.c; 4 ears, iSc.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car (old), 6?Hc. No. S
mixed: 1 car loldl. 70c; 1 car. 62Uc; 2 earf,
tie; 1 car. Ol'.c. No. 4 -nixed: t cara, fMu;
1 car i'4c: I cara, (tie; 1 car, 6l'4o. No. 4
mixed: cars, no'o; 1 ear, COVic; 1 car,
nr. No r-rade: 1 car. 8S.ir; 1 tnra. M'.ie.
AT-N.. J white: 1 car. 47c; 3 cara,
4;,IC 4 cara, 47c. No. 4 white: 1 car, r.'ic.
Omaha I'aak J'rlera.
WHEAT No. hard. MV4erl.(H: No. 3
!:ard. Wwji 11.01; No. 4 hard, K4'ir-'c.
ctI!N-No 2 white, 6.'ViO'c: No. 3
white t'vsi'i-tc; No. 4 white, 2hk:M.c; No.
3 color, i.ivii(c: No. 3 yellow, 6a'(i;2c;
No. 3 yellow, Cil'.'J've;, No. 4 yellow,
, i(.'iiof)iic; No. i. itl'i'iit'.aHc; No. 3. til'tW
ti'.e; No. 4. Uoci iXfjc ; no rade. fpft(S9'4).
nATrt No. 2 while. 4!ii4i''.-r; atandard.
4;M'.lc; No. 3 white, 4b';U47fee; No. 4
hlte, 4 ','( 1i.'4c.
.M ARI.KY Malting, 1.1M?1-S; No. I
feed. ll.0Viil.17.
iU ti Nv. 2. 9MiK-. No. 3. S.tyMC.
variut Itecrifita.
Wheat. Corn, Oa'
e-iikiii;o Ki 1X
Mlnneapolla 4'J
tinmha 44 11
lulutn 127 ...
nearhy ftrata. I10IK) per ciae: current re-
rree ri, per caae; weiern
free caaea, IIOlHI tier caaei current
reeeipta, free rnaea $10. W per caae.
CHKKSE Elim; New York full cream,
fancy, fair to Kood. Ifrj li'-c.
MJW YORK ;KF.IIAL. M4BKKT
nd
kiln
t t.
Qantatloaa f the Dar oa Varloa
( omntodltlea.
NEW TortK, Nov. LI FUfIl-8teady ;
aprlnK palenta. (i.vrn'5 4."; winter atralithta,
I4.;f i4-o; winter patetiia, 3l.3iiti4.70;
uprlng clrara, t4.Sntt4.iiO; winter extraa,
No I. l.rtli.t ; winter extraa No. 3.
$S.4Vi3.K4; Kannaa atraiahU. t4.w4 M); re
ceipta, 21.416 tobla. : ahimenta, 2S.073 bbla.
Hye flour, aleady; choice to fancy, li.OO
. Huckwheat flour, atendy, U-& lr
cwt.
CORNMIV.I-FIrm; fine white
yellow, tl. weft I ft; coarse. ' tl.CMfl-W;
lilted, ,14i3.7.".
RYE-I Mill; No. 2. 03c, nominal, c.
Itiiffato. to arrive.
BAIU.EY yulet; malllnK. 1.1J?1.S5, c. I.
f.. 1'iiffolo. ,
WIIKAT-Ppot market barely ateady;
No. 2 red. iW'e, elevator, export baala
and !',c, f. o. b., nfl,at. No. 1 northern
Duhith, tl.UW. f. o. b., ofloat. Etiturea
market waa eaay moat of the day on the
rahlea, fairly liberal recetpta and poor
cash demand. The Argentina newa waa
conflicting, hut reports ot bla'k fuel
cauaed itiverlntf and lute prlrea were
ateady, closlnK at S'tii'! net decline,
lieeember clueed at 9 b ; May, Il.lH'Vif
1.04 lft-K, cioed at tl.o4 11-1. llccelpla,
M 400 ,u.; elilpmenta, lll.!i7:t bu.
ttiR.N Hpot market - aleady; export,
new, l'ja, f. o. !.. afloat, to arilve.
Etiturea market waa nominal. Receipt,
Zl.U) bu.
OATS f pot market n'Het. riitutes
market waa ttnmliml. Receipts, M.liiO bu.
HAY Steady; prime, l.a; o. 1, 31.36;
No. s, tt.i;,: .o. :i, Sl.itTi. , ,
1IIUKS r'tendy; Centra! America, SIHc;
llojjolii, :'Z'-ki j.Te. "
l.KATHEi: Etrrn: lietnlm-k flrata. Wty
?7c; aecunda, 'XiZlc; thlida. IH'alc; re
Jc . l.'c.
I'HOVIKIONfl 1'ork. unsettled; mes,
$17..vir18.0i; family, tw abort clema,
17.:.. l".2i. lleet. Ilrni: ineHa, li.l '';
'.iiiillv. $14.1Wil4.M); heef bums. HWi)lM.
Cut iniuts. i-axy; pickled bellies, W to
V. ih,. flti.Ornnu.lSu; pickled hama, tit b)
11.. "A I.nrd, firm; mlddlu west prime,
. ST.-fi 0. 4". : refined, nuiet; continent, $:.Kfi;
South AmerlLa, tlti.uU; comiKjund, 3i..,f
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Uji-ard Movement of Pri:et Con
tinned After Hesitation.
RAILROAD ISSUES MARKED UP
i memo a ha 1 1 An ihoviio
Ecatnrea Ot the Trodla and loitnaT
I'rlcea oa Hoard of Trade.
CHICAOO. Nov. 3. A dlapoaltlon to
react agHln.it aenfatlonal reports of black
met In the Aigi'iitlni) lod to conalderalile
eilliiiK pressure hera tcday In the niaiket
lor wheat. '1 here waa aleo demorallcatloii
In the cnh trade owl.ig to a split brtw.en
tne principal ownern and tuelr leaaing
broker. t'kliiK prlcea were at a net
decline of a ahadu to ,o. Corn flnlsneo,
'.'r. io down, mi 'o to So and hug
)ioducts 2S'i(!7'c.
Nothwlthatandtn that a prominent ex
pert from here who U now In the
rnentl!'. jwialata that atmoaphei lo and
other plant condiilona are piecllnic Mack
i list In some ot the cholceet Olsli icta of
South America, the oldeat people In the
bu!nc pnifeeaed never to have heard
f the plnKun before In ArKentma,
Eurtlieirnore, EhKllah cablea referred to
moat favorable weather fur thti harvest
now In progress in the Mouth American
wl:cat tK-l t. hpeculatom here were ma.niy
lo ilned today to act on the assumption
tl.at ti e dlepatrhea pointed in the wiuliK
tlliectlon. All other newa waa bearish.
tittle steadiness at the close waa the
,cnlv relief from the dragging tone that
ptevalled the rest of the uuy. between
the opening and the ftnlah May ranged
lioni tt.tio'ii'fi 1.01, with layst ralea So off
tit SI.OUHHI.uPV
Corn declined under unloading by dla
com awed lonK. May fluctuated from
fci V'lhu'tC cloalng So net lower, but
steady at i'4 '! Caah grudea w
ey. No. i yellow waa quoted at iNtf
Vk'tc for old.
'i he oata market waa weak. Rearlsh
xentimnii was due mostly to sympathy
with other grain. Top and bottom figurea
touched by May provni to be o"V and
r. wlUi the clue 4sn4c, a loaa of Uc
front last night. Continued heavy pack
ing operations cairled down provlslona
At the end ot the day pork Waa leas ex
pennive by l4t)lto nd other product
la-aumg future ranged aa following
.r.o.
TMAJnw Easy, prime city, hhda.,
CTc. tiaked; country. ti'aTc.
UUT'ltlt-EIrm; creamery speelnla, Mr:
extras, iic; aecoods, iK'nJoo; thirds, 'it'tii
2ve ; rreumery, held sectals. . 3.fu3.1Vtc;
seconds, 2Vt:s'.4,c; thirds, iw47c; factory,
current make, firsts, 'iVyii'iAc.
CHKESK-Elrm.
KOOB Eirni; fresh gathered, extra,
4tV43c; extia firsts, 3Wi;tc; fresh gath
ered, dirties, No. 1, 2lru22e; fresh gath
ered, checks, prime, ltxtj .''Je : refrigerator,
apodal marks, fancy local, atorage
chargra paid, 23HVS4i;; refrigerator, dir
ties. H'ulV.c; western gathered, whites,
3iH-4:iC.
I'd I'LTllY - Alive, weak; western
ohlckens, BIIVic; fowls, 9VjrltVic; tur
keys, HicWc. Iirexaed, Irregular; western
chickens, ti'rfl'-'; fowls, l"Q18c; turkeys,
l(rij24c,
l. I.nals Oeneral Market.
PT. IX1M?, Nov. 28. WHRAT-Caah.
dull; track. No. 3 red, 87'tiV'Vc; No. 3
hard, OTcfeSUKi; Decetikber, HfiHIlHc;
May, $1 (J0t,ti I MVf
CORN yulet; truck, No. 2. "flo; No. 1
white, 7Bo; leoember, ii"Sc; May, tfc ,
OAT8 Elrm; track, No. I, 4be; No. 2
white, IVte; leeember, 4KO.
IIY K tlnchatiite.!. alo.
VIjOVH Uull; red winter patenta. $4.M
f4.76; extra fancy and fttralghta, t3.80(F
4..HI; hard winter clears. .4uJ.,o.
KKH Timothy, tl4.UKulfi.U1.
Pi tUN'M KAtM.M.
itUAN-Hcarce; aacked, east track, 11.15
01. Hi.
HAY-fttrong: timothy, $21.0i835.00;
prairie. tl2)4a.M.
1'ltOVlHloNH -ork. unchanged; Job
bing, til! W. Laird, lower; prime steam,
S.HwiS. Dry salt meals, unchanged;
boxed, extra aborts, tx.i; clear ribs,
tX.HB: abort clears, $8.K;Vj. Hacon, tin-
hangrd; boxeil, extra short. .; Clear
ribs, (9.i24j: short cleaia, rl.aiH.
l-OEI.TKY Hteadler: chlckena, 7HC
springs, HHo; turkeys, 14c; ducks, 10,ic;
geese, h",a.
ititTTKR Firm; creamery, 3wac,
EAIOii-Hteady, 2W&'3o.
Kecelpta. Shlpmenta.
Elonr, bbla i 7,7 t.m
Wheat, bu.....' SVfrt X0D0
orn, bu 3l,ioi a.iuo
Oats, bu lf.UV 1:1,0,1)
lalsa Paelfle Droaght to lae Fi-oat
hr Ralls to l.eait Their Meremeat
talted Kates at eel nc -nkij
Higher.
NEW TORK. Nov. 23. The upward
movement of stocks was resumed today
after a ferlod of hesitation. Early In the
uuv the list was lirdess, with an Inclina
tion toward heaviness, although the level
of prices changed but little. In the after
noon for no obv4r.ua reason the tide
turned, prices were marked up In everv
limner, although the movement waa
chiefly among the railroad stocks. When
the day waa ended leading railroad Issues
showed an advance of 1 to I points, with
n sprinkling of larger advances elsewhere
In the list, running up to rt points.
Union 1'aclflc wiig biougbt to the front
by the bulls to' lea 1 their movement. In
the latter pnrt of the day this stock was
forced above 17, an advance of more
than 3 points. , Various reports were cir
culated In 1 exHanntlon. There was no
satisfactory baala for these reports and It
Wss regarded an probable that I'nlon Pe.-c-iflc'a
rfse waa the result of another bull
demonstration.
The apeculHtlve hiovement In Ihe copper
shares weakened and they hung hack In
spite of a further advance In the price of
the . metal. I.'nited States Steel partici
pated moderately In the. upward move
ment. .New biiMln'-KH lit steel and Iron
wss said to have Increased. In view of
better buying of heavy steel products Tiy
the railroads it la expect.-d that the
Vnlted Mates 8teeJ-report of unfilled or-dera-for
the current month will reveal a
ronslderuhle increase.
The export movement of gold continued
with small nhtpmrnt to Canada and
Houth America. The total shipments to
Cnnadn wlihin the last two weeks aggre
gate tl.4no.0O0 and to Houth America about
W.nKi.ono.
The bond market was firm with an nc
tlve Iniptlry for Atlantic coast line and
Union Pacific Issues. Total gales, bar
value, t.l.hfis.ou).
t'ntled males txinda were unchanged on
call. .
Number of sale and leading ountatln'na
on stocks were as follrtws:
fttlM. High
ranged from above to below yester
day's New York closing. -
Indon closing stork quotations:
Contots. fnener
So arrows! ...
Amil. rpper .
rticnaa
Alrhltnn
Sn pM
7t 1IOtlTllle N..h HI
7 -4 Me., Kin. Tel . If '4
fl'Nw Yor Centrsl. 1Hi
Norfnlk A UMlMllC'',
110 I do sM
17 Ontario Wertsra
pilllmors a OV.o, PnnilTnl
I'ana4laa Parltlr ...IUl.ll.iiil Mln
i'hraipeak Ohio. 71 Hot'tlns
t'hl. Ureal westers. II Boulhora iff
( hi., Mil. t. P.tHH o 4M ,
1.. IP Smith pclfl
... S t'nlon Ptctrif .
... f do ptd
... HKC. 8 Stoel ....
,.. 44 4 do ptd
,.. 4lWsbMh
... t do gfd
steady t
ft
US
.. TT
.. tl
.. 1
,.iiS
..i:t
.. Kv
.. ai4
..liz't
.. 11
.. H
I nesrfl
penrer A Rle 0
do afd
Bris
do IX M
do td pfd
Orsnd Trunk ......
Illinois Central .
HILVEK-bar.
ounce.
MONEY Per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 8 per cent; for three
months' bills, a l-lW3i per cent.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipti Lig;ht and Prices
Show Little Change.
HOGS OPEN FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Sheep mail l.amhs of All Kinds la
Very Mght Maeply, While Ie
aiiad la Fair mm Prlrea
gome gtroager.
att'sd per
. rlostoa Hork Market.
BOSTON, Nov. 2.1 Closing quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Allium ;
Amsl. Copper ....
A. .. L. i g
Arliona Com
H. ('. g. 1
Unite Coalition ..
Ctl. A Arttona..
(41I. Heel....
Centennial
'op. Ranss C. C
Kant Hull CM.
Franklin .........
(Itrout Cnn
(Iranby t'on. ....
Graens Cananes .
lata Rorals
Kerr !a .
Ika wpper
C
l.s Salle Oippar..
Miami Coppar ...
Uld.
17 Mohawk
114 Nevada Ton.
!ftNlp1aaln Mlo
11 North Units ,
tl North Lake .,
M Old tmtnlnlon
Saunm-eolt
40 Parrott B
IStiQulni-r
IVHhannoa
12Suparlor
Superior Ic B. M
Tamarack
!U. 8. M. R AM
t do pUl
Copper. -lA'il'tah t'on
lUl'tah ('ODDer CH M
h V. Inona S
411,
lH
7 Ik
!J't
4V,
M
lV
ti
H
27
, SIVk
ns
, 47,
17
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 23, l!lt
PeeelDts were: - Cattl. Hogs. Bheep
Official Monday t.OCS 27o !.
Official Tuesday i.hU
Official Wedmaday.... 6..V1K
Estimate Thursday.... 8.1W)
Four days thla week. ..22. 44'
Barne days last week..2t.H1
Same days 2 wka ago. .2.I0 '
Same days t wka ago..24.S2
etame daya 4 wka ago..MH4S
Same daya last year... 15, 707
The following table atiowa the receipt!
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
mr tne year to data ns comparau who
laat year. 1811. Ilia. Inc. Deo
Cattlo .......1.W2.302 1.113.130 30.&28
Hoga 2.117,07 1.7S0.S23 3S6.765
Sheep 2.S2.1.009 2.S5J.244 M.VTt
The foltnm,ln hl tlie BVfrag
prices paid for hogs at South Omaha for
the laat few days, r.'lth comparisons.
. ewolvarlns
fl
Ttirxv York' Mining gtneka
NEW ' YORK, Nov. 23 ClosinB quota-
strcks were:
Hons on mining
A 1 lr
tm. Tunnel itigk
do honda ........
Con. Cat. Vs....
Ires Stiver
l-adrllls Con. ...
Ottered.
Little Chief ..
Mexlraa
Ontario
ripblr
standard ....
Yellow Jacket
. 4
.:o
. tin
.no
.100
.. 70
AiUc'll Open. High. lxw. Close. T'y,
NViieat
lec..t.',fiH
ntay.lou-4Jl
J"ly.it7l?l
torn. I i
leo..lB40l
M iy.ta,i
I L.
i.
July
Cats.
Ileo..
May.
July,
loik.
Jan..
May.
Lard.
Jan..
May.lituU-Wxl
(S 83 KH
1 w- inow-Siloov-oi
e44 4'4
t-l o4Ttjo, tXiii-
t'i
I I
47!77t 477.1m47V1l-
fcov, 41V 4: Ihiv.
4ti,40m, 4d,46HHr'
1 37Vl
IS Tieboi
III
C5-rVi,'9S7'--4o 3S j 8S 1
tWl
4-J
I
(II
Wal
il
I
WW "l v ,sv git
It 37Vsi 1 23 nx 1 40
16 6 I U 73Hi 1 72H.1 8V30
riH-4o 1 3
t t-'Hl (
40
l'.lbs. I - 1 I I
Jan.. K.'-T oWA-aOioWVi-oC t 60
May.liwkHMWl t ei ilhi aJin-si) dt'SVi-
Cash uuulalions were aa follows:
Fiji U'H bu-ady; winter jiaienta, t4.0l9
bvu; wiuier stiaignts, aprltiK
patents. lA tartiHOo; spring ctralghla, 14.40
raHers, aivih,.
HYE No. 2, .ti6c.
UAKL.EY EeeU or mixing. WcutLOJ;
fair to choice malting, II. It'll. 34.
t'Kl.Un Tmiothy, t2.tj, clover, 113.60
jij.j.'.
I'ltOVISlONS Meaa pork, per bbl.
!!; id m.iu; laid, per 11V lbs., 3D.1&; short
nines tioosei, u.za.
Total cleaianeea of wheat and flour
wi r'juul to Siii.wO bu. Primary receipts
were no., vompitreo witn a holiday
inf rotieeponuing uay a year atio. zmu
loate.1 recrlpts lor tomorrow: Wheal, lij
caia; corn iu Cajk, oats, Vi cara; hogs.
lit .u.
ct.it ago Caah Pricoa heat : No. 1 red
P,'V"!.c; No. 3 red. KlsUi; No. t haid,
r.o. 1 naru, sacttllw; No.
m.i ineiti. 1 ok'tl.io, No. 3 northern, 1 oe
tji.u,. .o J norioern, h.whji.ui. No.
i-plllig, Kjn'vll.Uj, No. J spill, , V.HUjJl.ftJ
A. 4 spring. a)iiiFj velvet cl:aff, kvcn
i.e., uuiuikl. evetiai.vi, lorn; JNO. 3. oiU,
7j-v; No. 3 white, old, 7ic; No. 3 yellow!
.!( lo'i.-; JNO. I. o-l'llbj',:; Old, 7jV,6c
io, e wiui. vrtl'HVyc; uiu, afcc; NO
)fi;o, Hi'a?; no. t, MVi'uwtSac; No. 4
otitic. l'2iJ'c; No. 4 yellow, t:jj',c
old, .S';7'-jc. Oata: No. 1 white. 4t,i
4-v.e; No. 3 white. 4Vj4V; No. 4 while,
aiVi'rc; etandard, 44Hr. Rye: No!
h jm. Harley: kh'i tl 2. Hay:
'J lmoiiiv, L5.lsi; clover, tl3 iaJU 25.
lil'TTEIl fitaly; creaiuerles, Str31c;
iia'riei, t -
j jitiJi r trm ; receipts, 1.TS0 rases; a
loark, caaes Included, Ziyiw;; flrau, 2b (J
i-; ordioary, &rjiv.
4'Iltt.tfc. bteady; daisies, 14tjlSc
tiii, ltviyHv; )oung Amcrlcaa, 14V
1 ', long lioni. 14l.iiluO.
PC i'A l' kr t a, el ; clinic to fancy,
!. . ij.f I tair to good, tjii'JOe.
It H'l.'l itY" Meaoy; turkey. J6tflc
ft. 1 htiis, sSitltH:; siuings, sc. '
Vi.Al fcteady, at ilt:.
Co. logo Cailut hecelpts Wheat. It cars,
vVh 1 of lonuaii grade; corn, 0 cara
sitti 4 of contruct gradv; oata. luo cars
Tola! talpls of wheat at Chicago, Mm
a.cai'U.is aud lfulutn Cxisy were wt ears,
cuoii'aied with 4U cars last ek and a
Lui.iuy the f iri anpuiiuwig day a yeai
97
74
1M
iii"
141
1
l(n
104
13
104
T
I3
81'.,
4
10
3
144
1!J
141
low. Cloa.
II
14
11
M
44
l4
73
10
117
141
Kl'i
107
101
lll
103
'T7
?
t2t,
H
X
M
14
110
141
11
81
t
It
44
1(4
17
41
14J
H
.47
Kansas titr lirala aau rritwlalona.
KANSAS CITY'. Mo.. Nov. 2.1.-WHEAT
Lnchanged; No. 2 hard, tl.owi'l.Ui; No.
WM'titl.Oo; No. t red, VTVrrJec; No. 3,
MiJlv, Ifecember, 97c; May, tl.UtVtf
.01.
CORN Old slesdy, new down nc;
No. 2 mixed. 7u7Jc; No. 3. 4Viy7Sc; No.
white. 7-ir73c: No. 3. iti73c.
OATS Kirm; No. I white, 60c; No. 2
mixed. 4f-4kc. - J
KYfcl HfKiiwe.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, tl9.S0i
2O011; choice prairie. 31X2.Vj 13.60.
HUTTEK f-Teamery, 3c; flrata. JOc:
seconds, l!Kc; packing stock. 2Uc.
p;tltiS Extra, sue; llratv. 30c; seo-
otida, 17c,
Kecelpta. Shipments
Wheat, bu i"U0 27,i0
Corn, bu .14. (M . 32.0ial
Oats, bu o.WJ 8,000
Mlaneapolla ISrala ;.!arket.
MINNEAPOI.H. Nov. 23. WHEAT
Deceniber, tl.0-1; May, tl.0M1.0o ; July,
tt.0U; nominal. Caih, No. 1 hard, I1.0C;
No. 1 northern, t.wi.vo; .o. x north
ern, U.WVal IW; No. 9. giTkU'Jitc.
FI.AX t'J.OI.
RAKLEY 74cjitl.ia
CORN No, I yellow. oRWIiV. I
OATS No. t white, toli&tftHC.
HYE No. 2. pKaMe.
H R A N 122 6o iXotl.
E1JUIV- First patents, t&.108 40; aee-
nnd patenta, H.7tiifto0; first clears, $3.ff
8.U6; second clears, W.Ck2.W).
Pearls Market,
PEORIA. Nov. 23.-CORN-Iwr: No.
t white. V,c: No. 4 white, 61Sc; No. t
yellow, 63ad4c: No. 4 yellow., TSi(i2c;
No. t mixed, 63c; No. 4 mixed. 614c;
imple, 6iv,
UA't'M-iiteady: No. 2 white, 44c;
standard. 4kc; No. t white, 4c; No. 4
white. 4747o.
LlvervMl Grain Market.
14VERPO.U Nov. X3.-WHKAT-8lot
steady; No. 2 Manitoba, 7s 10d; No. t
Manitoba, 7a Ml. ruture easy; Decem
ber, is 3d; March, 7a lSd; May, 7a Sd.
CORN tpot ateauy; American, mixed,
Aa 4'V Futures I.i in, January, a id;.
February, & 7Sd.
Allla-CliaWrf nfd ..
Amalganiated Copper ... 2e,sm
A marl can Aslipiiltural .. toil
Am. beet Huaar (00 M
American Can Km 11
Amerlran C. 4V F 2.KH) I M
Ant. Cotton Oil 40 4
Amaii.ao H U ptdj
Am. I re HevurUlea,
Americas 1,1 meed
Atnarl'an lxrnmotlva ... l.ino
Amtrlran B. tc H t.fno
Am. g A R ptd J0.1
Am. gteul Kntimlrlea
Am. guaar Rermlng :
A mart nan T. A T 10,3UO
American Tobaieo ptd... 1,11)
Araerteaa W'oolaa 10)
Anaconda Mining Co.... t.ioo
Atrhteoa ,,IN0
Atrhlaoa prd soft
Atlantlo Coa.t I.lns 'no
llaltlmnrs A Ohlp 4.0OD
liathlohnm Rtenl
Urooklrn Rapid Tr l.ana
'anadlan Parltlo . tuo
Central leathar 1.300
ientral Laathar prd . Mtl
Central ef New Jartay
( heaapeaka A Ohio 1,100 ;i 76
(hi.-. so Alton 1
fhlrato o. W,, naw loo
Chloaso O. W. ptd too
Chlnaso A N. W .- 1 100
(lhlraao, M. A a. P It.to
.. :.. c A St. L
Colorado F. A I :00 ! tS
lorsdo A aout here
CVineollJated pas I.sno
Corn HroducU 1,000
belawara A Hudaoa
pauvar A Rio (irands
Denver A It. O. pfd
Iinstllsra' ftacurlttaa ....
Kris
Kris lat prd
r.rle Id pfd
Oeneral Klaetrle
Great Northern ptd......
Great Northers Ore etfa.
Illinois Central
tntrrborough Mat
Int. Mat. pfd
lnter'avtna prd
Interhailagal Paper .....
International Pump .,..
Iowa Central
Kanaaa Cliy Southern...
K. C. go. pfd
LArleria Uaa ,
'oulsvllla A NaahTille.. 13,f0 140 154
Minn. A gt. Loula
M , St. P. A g. S. M.
Mlaaourl, K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
Ml.aourl Parltlo -
National HlaruH
National Lead
N. H. K. et M. td ptd
Naw York Central
K. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Weatara....
North American
Northern Pacltlo
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvsnta
People's Uaa
p., c, r. at. L
Pltt.txirfrt Coa)
Preaaad gteal Car pa), 14 14
Pullman Palara Car. ..
Hallway gtsel Spring...
Heading
j Kepubllo H eel
Kepublln Steal pOJ
Rouk lalaad Co
iok laland Ce. pfd ...
n. I.. R. K. td ptd.
at. Louli S W
1. 1. a. w. pfd
loea-Shaffteld 8. A I..
Southern Pacirto
Southern Hallway
a. Katlwar '!
Tanaaaaea Cor ear
Taiaa A Pacific .....
T.. t. U A W....
TV gt. U A W. pfd 100 41 41
I'nlon Pacific ll ono 17 174
nlon Pacific pfd 1,700 M
alted atataa Healtr.... too 4
sited gtataa Rubber.... too 47 44
nltad Klatas ileal t4.tue U (1
1. g. Steel ptd 400 los 10,
tah Cvppae 10.70 tl fc0
Va -Carolina Chemical
Wabaeh SO It 10
Wabaeh, ptd t0 tt 11
Weaters Maryland t.r 4 :'
W eetlnshoiiaa tlactrtc .. IM M 4.1
Weatara til Ion SCO 1 78
w neeuna 1
Lhlh VaJlev
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Mllnaakve Uralsi Market.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 23. W H E A T No,
1 northern, tl.OMgl.0HVi: No. 3 northern,
ll.0i1.ii; No. 3 bald winter, tl.0.'u l.ut;
beceinber, Uo'c; May. 31.00.
OATS -Stainlai d. 4lc.
MAULEY Mailing, tl.K-61 17.
Metal Market.
NEW YOllK. Nov 23. METALS-
Standurd copiht. flrni; siot. IU.U)iil3iO;
November, HJ.fc.fl IJ.tv; Oecember. 12.r:
13.10; Januury, Ili.i'.MrWlS U. Febiuaiy.
tl.' au 13.25. London markKt ateady; spot,
a.. 10a; tuturea, a.us pa. Arrivals ieM)rtt'a
at New tork tooay were iub tuna. Cus
tom house returns ahow exporta of 22.2J1
Kins so far Una month lake copper
IliUlil 13.a; electroi) tie, I3 n l.l.Z.,, cant
ing, tU.tiviirlJ Tin, firm; apot and
November, Ho.biHit 00; liet einber, H3
44 00; January, 4j.ii-4t 7,, February,
l 2oii-43.u; March, ftl.0O"42.0o. lxintlou
market atendy; aHt. a.lw lOa; futures,
4.1sk 6a. lad, gulet: t.3a4.tO, Now
York; lf0.i4 -',. East t)t itus. I.ondan
maiket quoted at a; 16 loa 3d. Bp, Iter,
nominal; liwiil w, New York; K.ji m,
Kaat St. Lout. London market quoted
at 2 17s fed. Antimony, quiet; Cook'
son's, t7 a. Wins. 00. Iron, Clevejand war
rants. 4a in London. Locally Iron waa
unsettled; No. 1 foundry, northern. 15 00
lUZ; NO. 3. 314 7HI 16.00; No. 1 southern
and No 1 southern, soft. tl.vw"a 16.60.
bf. LOt Id. Nov. 23. META1JS Iad.
firm at H speltet. higher at Ai0.
Irr tisHMla Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13. DKY GOOD8-
Th totton goods markets are steadily
working 10 a firmer bexls In the gray
good division. Men' wear orders for
staple heavy weight aergea are being
taken 'at value. An advance In laces
aid embroideries of fuielgn production
is 101 esnauowea iy caole neaa of aa
advance varying from i to 30 per cen
In Ihe rale fur switching at til. Callautl
Plauen.
Phllaalelphla Prodaca Market.
l'till.AHKI.I'HIA. Nov. S3. -BUTTER
1 Inn; tiim creamery specials, 3iltc;
t ,- . nn.ri j inei iita-oy prims eati a.'
i.j'j.t-lluu, i'ruii 1 aula gi,d vther
Oataka liar Market.
OMAHA. Nov. 23.-HAY-NO. 1. 114 60
No. 3. tU.&0; coarse. tUOO; packing stock
tutAHit.w, aliuila. ii.w. bugwi Whaat
to w, r gbti vais, ti.ov.
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flank 4f England Statement.
LONDON. Nov. 23. The weekly state
ment of the Rank of England shows the
following cbangea: Total reserve, In
creased 782,000; circulation Increased 45,
rjot); bullion, lncreuaed t;o37,20; other se
curities. Increased Ur.iS.OOO; other deposits,
decreased 1. 179.000: Dubllo deposits. In
creased 2,1M,000; notes reaerve. Increased
7ii0.d0o. Government securities un
changed. The proportion of the bank's
resarve to liability this week I tl.04. per
cent; last week it. wag 00 so per cent.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. "Nov. 23. Bank clearing for
today were t2,327,07u.DO and for the cone
spondlng day last year 12,447,600.14.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET. -
. 11.300 lt0 171 17t
Talal aataa lor the gay, ltd. 090 shares.
Near York Maaep Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. S3.-MONEY-OI1
call, steady, at 22H per cent; ruling
rate. 2 per cent; closing bid, 2 per
cent; offered at 2 per cent. Time loan.
teady; sixty and nlnet ydays, 343 Pet
cent; six months, 3Hii3' per cent. .
STERL1NO KXCHANUts Irregular.
1tb actual business In bankera' bills at
It .S375 for sixty-day bills and at M Stxii
for demanii: ctiminerciai diiib, 4 !vi.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER lijl.k
per cent. . .
Ml.Yi.K-Mar, ooc; Mexican uonars.
46o. . .
UONUB ajoveriiment, ateauy; raiiroaa,
firm.
Closing quotation on beno today were
aa folio:
.uh.s, -japan aa as -
.100 to 4S 4
.uw,K. C. go. lat ... lr
.Ikso g. dab. as 131.. w
.t)lU A N. unl. 4a.... t'J
. 40 M. K. A T. lat 4s. 7
101 do, (an. 4. int
cine aa 1:1.4
4a tr
CHEESE Imported Swiss, Sic; Anienl
can Hwltt, 22c; block Swiss, 18o. twins,
17c; daisies, 18c; triplets, 18c; young
American, lHc; blue UIm-I brick, I80; llm-
bergor, 2-lb., 18o; 1-lb., lc.
POULTRY Broilers. 18c; springs, HVje
hens. llUc: cocka. ltio: ducks. 13c: geese,
i:.; turkevs. 22c: pigeons, per do.. H 50.
Alive, broilers, 12:. hens, 8c; old
roosters sad stags, 4'ic; old ducks, full
featheied,. Who: geese, full feathered.
HM,c: turkevs. lac: guinea fowl, l&o each
pigeons, per dot., 00c; homers, per dog.
22.60: etiuabs. No. 1. tl.oO: No. 2. 600.
FIBH-Plckeral. 11c: white. 18cA pike,
15c; trout. 1H1i13c; large chappies, l&tflMc
fpantsh tnackeral, lc; eel, lxc; haddockn,
13c: flounders. 1,1c: green catfiah. Urdl.ic
roe shad, tl.uo each: shad roe. per pair.
l. salmon. Uc; halibut, 12c; yellow
perch.. 8c: bullalo, oc; bullheads. 14v,
EEEF CUTtf KlbK, No. 1, ISo; No. 2,
12M,e: No. 3. 8c. Loins. No. 1. 19Hc; No,
3. littc; No. 3, 4c Chucks, No. 1, 7c;
No. 2, o; No. 3, Hc Round, No. 1, 11c;
No. 2, 8o; mo a, ss.c.i'iaiea, -o. 1, sc
No 2. Rc: No. 3. 4i4c.
FRUITS. ETC. ADDf. cooking- ygrlw-
tiea, per bbl., t2.7i; Jonathan and Ortmot
Uolden, per bbl.. . 34.M); ben ' Uavl. per
bbl.. 32.60: California Uelletlower. per box
IL36; Coloiado Jonathan, extra fancy, per
box, I2.60; Washington Bpltxenberg, per
box, 32.60; Waahltigton It. 1-teauty, per
box. ti.oO; Washington Slamon Winesaps,
ir box. Bananas, fancy select, pe
bunch, t2.2iitr2.ti0; Jumbo, per bunch, Sz.7i
S4176. Cranberries, Wlsconaln fancy, per
bbl., S9.60. per box, t3.00; extra largo
Jumbo, per bbl., tiO.&O. Dates, Anchor
brand, new, 30 1-lb. pkg. In boxes, per
box. 32.60. Figs, California, per case of
13 12-oa, pkgs., 86c; per case of 3j 12-og.
pkg.. t2.60: per cass of 60 6-ox. pkgs., ti (K
New Turklh, t-crown In 2o-ib. boxea, pet
lb.. 16c: li-crown.ln 2-ip. boxes, per lb.,
16c; 7-crown In 30-lb. boxea. per lb., .17a.
Urape fruit. Florida. 46-li sixes, per crate,
I4.766io.0u: W-64-t4 sizes, tier crate. t6.24
ti rapes. Callfomla Tokays, per 4-basiiet
crate, ll.2o; Malaga grapea In bbla., Umw
6.00. lemons, Liiuouelia brand, extra
fancy, 3ot slae, per box, tj.76; 3tl else,, per
box, tu.oO; lxinii l.lmoneira, fancy, aov-
MJj sites, per box, tu.OO; 240 and 42o siieg,
600 per box less. Oranges, Niagara R'd
lands Valenclaa, tki-lJo alsea, per bog,
i&.Va- iriO-170 200-216-261) else, per box. t5.t.
l'eais. ( aUfotnta U. Ciarlgeau, per to-lli.
box.l3.0o. Ni
V EUETAULEft Sean, gtrlnK and wax,
per market basket. tl.00(tl.2&. Cabbage,
Wlscea.ein, per lb., l(rj l',c. Celery,
Mii:h;an, per dog., 40c: Colorado Jumbo,
per do., 80c. Cucumbers, hot house, per
uox., 32 oO. Egg plant, fancy Florida, per
dog., J.u0. Oarilo, extra fancy, whit.
per lb., 15c Lettuce, extra fancy leaf,
pur dog., 40u. onions, uaiuornta, write,
per lb., 8c; Wisconsin, yellow and red,Ih
racks, per id., :ftc; epanisn, per crate.
11.76. Parsley, fancy home grown, per
dog. bunches, too. Potatoea, Minnesota
Early Ohio, per bu., l.lu. Wisconsin whit
stock, per bu., 31.00; In 10-aacks lota, 6c
less. Sweet potatoes, Virginia, per bbl.,
VI. uO; per bu. basket, II. Sj. Kutabagaa, In
sacks, per lb.t lc. Tomatoes, Calif 01 nia,
per crate, tl.oft.
ilibi.tL.i.t.M.uuB Aimonai, Tar
ragona, per lb., lhfjc. in aack iota, lo leas.
brasu nuts, per lb., lc; in aack lot, lc
leaa. Cocoanuta, per Back, IS 60. Filbert,
per lb , 14c; In k Iota, lo leaa. Peanut,
loaaied, per Ik- ;; raw, per lb., 7c.
Peiana, luige.Ter lb., 17c; In sack loi,
1 lee. Walnuta, new crop, Inn, Call
lo.nla, per ib., l,c; In sack lota, lc lea.
Cider, New Nehawka, per 1 gai. bbl..
V3.oo; por 30-gal. bbl., to. 50; New York
Moll a. per lo-gal. bbl., 33 60; pcr 'to-
gal. bbl., tti.W. Honey, new, 24 trance.
J. 76. Kroul, per lo-gal. keg. t2.i6; per-o-
gal. keg, 31.10; WUcouaiu, per Vt-bbl., IJ.W
11 How a KM
Utilld
14 atera....1M
23 com lt44
3 cows PRO
4 7H .
4 00
4 75
4 25
4 JT
4 80
4 m
a 75
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27.-K7
18.73 95.773
2H. I13.?25
21,317 140.379
19.W4 S5.6U
Date. I 1MU. lUIO.Iliaia.illtoa.iletti.lliMW.ilW.
Notr. 14.
Nov. 15.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. 1
Nov.
Nov.
2S- J 74
t ZM I 7 60
6 30Vk
33
30
a
6 15H
6 12'A
6 11
7 26
7 44
7 S3
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7 W,
7 M
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61
6 70
5 6:
6 7t
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i 87
4 881 6 8 4 73
4 941 061 4
CottonwexxJ L. A L. 8. Co.
26 feeders.. PK1 6 09 2 oows Ik0i
4 50 13 cows 9H9
I A L. S Co.
( a) 12 feeders.. 877
4 7j 15 cow 1012
2 l
E. H. Ftott,
41 steer . ..117 6M IK steer.. ..ll1!
21 feeder.. 1O20 6 10 25 cows 100
17 cow IMS 4 26
COLORADO.
60 feeders.. 575 4 70 28 feeder.. 802
6 feeders.. 970 4 W 2 feeder., tot
21 steers. ...1109 5 25
I.OO8-Conditions In hog trade
little different from those of yesterday.
demand being active, with supply mod
erate. During early rounds sellers were
more or leaa aggreaslve and managed to
send quite a string of stuff over the
Kcales at figures a nickel higher, but the
market became rather quiet and almost
all of the advance wan lost. Prices steady
to Strom.' bought over half of the total
receipts and closing bumnens consisted
of sales showing no visible Improvement.
Si methtng like 1(0 loads of various
weights were received in nil and yards
wer cleared of this estimate before 10:3")
o'clock. Bhlpiere and Hpeculators fur
nished trood support from the start and
provided an outlet for fifteen or twenty
loads, mostly stupla' butcher and lard
grades.
Price spreads appeared even wider than
rcently, but the relative positions of lard,
butcher and bacon offerings remained un
changed. The best lard hogs on sale
reached Sfl.40. while good butchers sold
around t6.2"'iJ1.2j. Averages around and
under 200 pounds ranged from td. 15 down
to less than t'i.tO. There were no pigs of
consequence Included In supply and prices
for little stutr remtinea nominal
Representative sales:
54 fed lamha
121 western ewes, reeners...
1?0 western lambs, feeders..
PV. western lambs, feeder..
42 fed ewes and wethers...
fed lambs
CHICAGO MVI3 STOCK MARKET
Dei
4 99!
4 05
4 67
4 fci
101
6 0j
4 83
4 641 021
4 twS! 0 tr- Ml
4 4.M t 10. 4 06
4 32 6 1H 4 64
4 (Oil 6 121 4 66
Sunoay.
KecelDta and dlanoaltlon of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
tho twenty-four hours ending at I P. m.
yesterday :
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattl. Hoga. Sheep. H r .
C. M. & St. P. Ry.. 2 2
Webash Ry 1 1 ..
Missouri Pac. Ry... 1 1 .. ..
Union Pacific. Ry.. 13 '22 1
C. A N.-W., eaBt.. 2 3 ..
C. & N.-W.. west.. 32 22 2 1
C, St. P., M. A O... 6 8 2..
U. B. & g., east... t 4 .. ..
C, LI. & Q.. west... 64 21
C, H. I. & P., east. 3 6
C R. I. ft P.. west. .. I '
Illinois Central Ry.. 1 2 .. ..
C. O. W. Ry ' .. ..
Total receipt 127 99 4 2
I DISPOSITION-HEAD.
CattTe. Hog. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Cos.... 16S l.'HO
Swift & Co 618 1,801
Cudahy Packing Co.,.. 841 1.261 862
Armour & Co 516 2.0X1
J. W. Murphy 260
Benton, V. S. & Lush.. 1
Mill & Hon 112
F. B. Lewis 42
Huston & Co 75
J.. 11. Root & Co 40
L. F. Husg 7
L. Wolf 28
McCreary & Kellogg... 2
Wertheimer & Degan... 607 .....
H. F. Hamilton 5
Iee Rothschild ti
Mo. & Kan. -Calf Co 40
Cllne & Christie 85
Other buyers 697 1,025
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4a M
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t
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litu
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!." St. 1. P. a 4a. 71 1.1
da rta U . Ball.
(. 4a 104
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.A 74 va -in. Ck.a aa..ie
... ruwabeaa lot aa 1
... Tt do lat as. 4a.... 44
A. aa T m'" . aa ai
... T7,Weet. glae. e. aa. tz
Mil wia Coairal 4a rc
4s MMa. Pac ci. aa....lr
... Paoaiua la iw
rat. 4a.
war aa.
ec.io. In ta ,4,.,se . a
aCols. Mid 4s t'slon Pacific 4i
av a . r A a 4 07 da c. 4a...
lilatlllars' ti ...
gita p. I aa
Ho an. 4a
aa c. 4a. aar.
do aeetaa B
Oan. Klaa. cv. tl
III. Can. lat ret
Int. Met 4a
Int Id M 4S
Hid. Mu(tara4.
Total 3.720 6,363 1,887
CATTLE Receipt of cattie were mod
erate today, leaving the total for. the four
daya thla week 22.484 head, a falling 01c
of about 4.400 head, as compared with
the aame day last week, and of '.
head, as compared with two week ago.
At the same time receipt have, been
larger thus far this week than for the
corresponding week of last year.
Owing to the unfavorable condition at
eastern markets the trade has been alow.
with a lower tendency pretty much all
the week," It was therefor best that re
ceipts were aa moderate - a they were
today, fctlll there seemed to lie a very
fair demand lor desirable beef steers, and
anything answering that description
could be safely Quoted as steady. On
the other hand, the Inferior trash, of
which there ha been a great surplus this
week, was slow, with buyer very lnuu
feretit.
The feeling that the supplies would be
very light the remainder of the week
may have been an Inducement for pack-
era to buy oows and heifer a little more
freely today. In some caste salesmen
thought that thoy cot out- to a little bet
ter advantage than yesterday. Still the
market could not be quoted any higher.
but It wa safely steady. with, a better
feellne.
There were very few stockers and feed
er In the yards and. a the demand was
limited on account of speculators having
la good many on hand, very few wer
wanifu, 1
Quotation on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers. 36.50(3)7.76: fair to good
beef steers, t-Vtyit.ob; common to fair bee'
ateera. t4.506 AO; good to choice heifers.
t4.50tJ6.25; good to choice, bows, t4.26iii.00,
fair to good cow, t3.6u414.2s;. common to
fair cows, 12.75360; vealt calve, t3.50rj
Quotation, on range cattln uoouT to
choice beef ateer. ti. 757.25; fair to good
bee ateera.- t6.ovuli.76; common to fair
beet steers, 4.4ottto.00. pood to choice heif
ers. 14.40tav6.15: good to choice cows. I4.2
5.00; fair to good oows, t3.004C4.26; common
to fair cows, ti. lot.ou; jou to cnoic
atockcr and feeders, t5.0tm.00; fair to
good stockers and feeders t4.30Ca5.00; com
mon to fair stockers and feeder, fci.4u4J
4.80; stock heifers, t3.25tt-t.25; bull, (tags,
ftc. U.u4.Wt.
Representative sales:
BEEF HI EER3.
Mo. Av. Pr. No. . P.
4 ,17 4 40 11 1004 I M
10.. lost t 50 Ktal I 7S
1! 101 I 40 II 1?0I t to
13 1401 t 40 . I
tu w a.
I.aatos flock Market. .
LONDON. Nov. 23. American securities
wer dull and Irregular during the first
hour today. Must of the list held about
parity, but light liquidation cauaed d
cilue lo ttvoisl share, At vu piU
Cnffe Market. -
NEW YORK. Nov. J.-COFFEE-Fu-
turei opened firm at an advance ot 9il3
point .n response to firm r reru n cab.eJ,
repoit that exporters were buying more
fit-ely In the Santos market, covering. 04
aiiorta and support from trade Interest.
4 he market worked up u point or two
during the day, price at one tuna show
ing a net advance of about Uolo points
on the active month and, wnlle there
wa some irrgeulainty In the late trading
aa a result of the earlier cloning tables
from Havre and talk of lower firm oftera
from Hi axil, only alight receaoiona oc
con a and the market closed ateady at
a in 1 advance of irtl4 points. .Sales uete
M).3o0 tags. November and Decembrr,
14.31c; January, U.4rc; February, 14. c.
March, 1&42.-;- April. 13. ex:; May, 11.ee;
June, 13.31c; July,. U.2c; August. 13.28c;
September and October, 13.26c. Havre
waa lv 1 r higiier at tne hour of the
local opening, but lot , f. of the ad
vance, closing tl 1. net higher. Hani-
burg wa net unchanged to Vt pfg.
Iia tier than Tuesday. Rio 75 rels lower.
at 81taJ0;' Santos 4a, 50 reis lower, aft hoio;
is, UpO rets lower, at .l oo. Receipts tit
the two Braailian porta. 40,oud bag.
aaalnat 4S.V. bags laat year. Jundia.iy
re,ipta. 41,000 bags, against 27,6t0 l)ag
laat year. Rain or showers were repot Uu
all districts of Sao faulo. 'lousy
spet-ial cable from Sauto reported the
market firm this morning with quota
tions lo rels higher, at W. for 4s. spot
coffee uulet: Rio No. 7. 14 ac: Santo Isu
i. li.f.r; mild, quiet; Cordova, itf iSc,
nominal.
OH mm ll)la.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Nov. 23.-TCRPEN
TINE Firm. 44.a4c- Bales, 614 libla.
tecrlpt 611 blls.; khlpment. 750 bbl.
lock, SS.9S0 bbl.
RUBIN Flrut; sales. z..n bbls ; re
ceipts. 6.120 bt.l. ; shipments, IO bUe
stock, 106.13 bbla. quote: 11. KOu; 1
n w; r:. ' to; r, mi.uo; t,
tU; H, tot.: I, 2o.(i6.7; K,
to.4; JO, to-vu; aoso; t, ti.au. w, ,.iu.
m! Market.
8T. LOCI3. Nov. 23.-WOOL-Stady .
territory ana western meuiuina, l.y.'Wi;
fin medium. lt4iloc; fine. Italic.
attar Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. U-SUUAR-Ras
qulet: muscuvaao, k lest, t Mo; cen-
taifugal, M teat, tone; molae sugar,
a Ival, t IV. t IiWOd, SUlrl.
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PIGS-ODDS AND ENDS.
...140 ... t 15 14. ......147 ...
...23 t 4f, ' 0 14( ...
...103 ... 5 00
SilEEP Les than a half dozen load:.
of sheep and lambH .made up fresh re
ceipis, Dili everytning carried more or
less finish and found a packing outlet
Ews and lambs that were native-bred
and corn-fed were the onty offerings of
consequence, and despite the fact that
three of the larger packer buyer took
no Interest In the run, pens were emn
tied early at strong to sharply higher
prices. . ino ner nue .sovance was mint
ante, lor tne reason that the market waa
almost too small to be recognized.
p.xtra good native lambs made a cred
(table top of tS.40 and fed ewes that wero
not very attractive reached to. 10. Some,
rather common lambs landed at 14.75 and
inferior ewes sold at 32.40, these sale)
constituting the entire trade
comsured with last week s close fat
iambs nro closing about ltwloo lower, an
excenalve supply at eastern points being
tne primary reaann ror cneapening coat
rat sneep, 11 anything, nave suffered
little more than fat lamb and are clos
mi i'Ktiioc and possibly ac off in some
instance. Proximity of Thanksgiving,
seafon or the year when poultry gets
the call on retail market, ia generally
credited with the additional weakness in
fat wethers, yearlings and ewea. Choleu
fat ewes would probably sell around 33.25
at present, while pr'me wethers would do
well to elicit a tl.50 bid.
Trade in feeder-during the week foiled
to ahow very much urgency, but the
trend to values on atrotig weights ttai
slightly higher at times, nd everything
cleared in good shape. Lambs weighing
over 55 pound are now selling around
t4.5.", one string selling at that figure
ycKterday. Purchase of feeder clussee on
country account for the week thus far
amount to only 22.W0 head.
Quotations on Sheep - and Lambs
I.ainbs. O.Vod to choice, 15.105.40; fair to
good, t4.7585.10; feeders t-'i.50tj4.65. Year
lings: Fair to choice t".ix-y4.l5; feeders,
t3.2.c(t3.6u. Wethers: Good to choice, 13.35
i3.5o; fair to good, 13.15(33.35; feeder.
t3.OUW3.36. Ewes: CJood to choice, ao.lO
3.25; fair to good. t2.75&3.10; feeder, t2.2od
2.75; culls, fl.15enl.7f..
preaeutatlMe sale
and for Cattle Slotir Hoc
Higher Sheep Strong.
CHICAOO, Nov. 23. CATTLE Receipt,
000 head: msrkct alow and steady;
beeves. tl.SOtfll.uO; Texas steers, U WV '-l'K
western stoers. t4.4ti.-i 7.30; stockers and
feelers, f2.9tVii5.n6; cows ana neuers, ai.ou
j6.8o; calves. Jo.b0yS.2i.
HOUS Receipts, .KMoo iu'iim, in"i"-i
bade hlghrr for he.ivy grades; ot tiers
slow at opening figures; lignt, si.iWP..iu;
mixed, S6.0,.'i;.55; heavy, ni.w"H.'i"; rougu.
tt;.vit6.25: pool to choice heavy, --j'oti.w;
pigs. X4.2.Jt(..tiO; UUlIt OI eaien, n..n'a.w.
SHEEP AMJ Jjimun iiciwuis i".
head; market strong; native, .iti.).i";
western, 32.4iiiUo.i; yearlings, o.o.va.Doi
ambs. native, tlbva&-w; western iamu,
i3.5.'u5.50.
Kansas Clly Lire Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipta. 1,000 heiid, lncltiuing ni soutnernK.
Market atronc to 10c nioer. im-
beef and export aterrs, to. ,'.oH. in; fair ti
good, f5.2j'Tti.r)"i; western Meers, f4.0Ot,i4.5o;
stockers and fece'ers, t;).or405.76'. southern
steers, tt.oO'ofi.OO; xotitherB cows, 3MVi
4 2f; native cows. J2.5oftr5.00; native heifers.
$1.(86.511; bulls, fJ.boficl.bO; calves, 4VI.&0V
'5- . . .
HOGS Receipts, 10,000 bend, jwaraet 1
to 10c hlKher; bulk of aaltm, :i.i8Xnoi..
Heavy, fH.45'ti1.C0; pnekerr. and buicner.
PiO-DTVii; lights, t5.5o'!i)j.40; pigs, l.tt
'y.i.i:.
BllCIf.r AND lAIM tt;- neceipis, i,ow
head. Market clrong to VDc higher. Mut
tons, . t4.Wq5.25r yearlintfs, .1.2t)(ij-!.oo.
wethers, $3.0'si3.t0; ewes, t2.bii.2o; bIock
ei and feeUers, $2,0013.50.
92
81
52
110
83
6 25
2 l
1 00
3 01
5 ?5
6 35
St. I.onln l.lvf Stock Market.
ST. 1JL'IS, Nov. 2'. CATTLE Re-
colpm, 3,100 head, including 2.300 Texans.
Market steady. nrivo snipping nna ex
port teerf, f i,50 ":' dree.ed beef and
butcher steerx. .i.Co7.00; steers under
1,000 lb., f I.Wo-7.00: rtockers and feeders.
t3.0Hroti.(); cows and helfcrs. tiwiW.OO ;
canners, fl.OtVii3.00; bulls. S:i.7f.('.o.25; calves,
t4.(8.'oU.25. 'laxns and Indian steers, f4-W
47.00; cows and heifers. tX.50fi7.4i0.
HOUH Receipts, H.40U neoa. .viaraei no
higher. Pigs and lights, S4.7o(76.35; pack
ers. t6.15oj4j.4o; butchers ana best neavy,
58.25S6.R5.
SHEEP ANU lambs-Receipts, low
head. Market strung. Native muttons,
t3.Ofra3.1V: lambs, S4.2.V&Y,.&5: culls and
bucks, fl.25ff3.00; stockers. tL253.25.
8t. Joaenh Live Stock Market,
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 23. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 1.600 head. , Market steady to loc
higher; steer. I4.i4yri3.2-i: cows and heif
ers, 32 65(bti.C0; calve. SS.GWn.M).
HOGS Receipt k, 10.0H0 head. Market
rVfilOc higher; top, 36.55; bulk of sales,
t6.10friTt.4i7.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4.000
head. Mar.kst steady; lambs, H.0O65.50.
Stork In Mgbt.
Receipts of live Rtock at the five prin
cipal markets yeatorday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha.- 3,100 6,ftno l,i5t
St. Joseph 1.500 10,000 " 4,011
Kansas City ......l.OoO 10,000 2.0HO
St. Ixuls 8.101) 14,4'r l.ofM
Chicago 7.0jO 19,000 1S,000
Total ." i. 15,800 70,200 25,150
No.
10....
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.. Ul
.. 177
.. T70
.. lot
.. 10
.. 771
..1190
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. 143
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. 510
. 0.
. 4
.100
.loot
121,1
.lout
I 7
t 75
3 75
4 10
4 20
4 20
4 2i
4 21
4 to
HEIFERS,
I 00 . 11 143 3 10
3 73
BULLS. v
I tt 1 117 4 00
4 00 1 15M 4 10
4 00 1 1140 4 10
CALVES.
150 1....
4 15 1....
t 00 1 lit. vj 00
AND FEEDERS.
4 1... 710 4 10
4. 4 10
770 4 4
50
50
Pr.
3 00
2 55
3 oO
3 15
1 40
t IM
I 180
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NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av.
14 oows M IW 6 cow rc3
9 cow t3 3 65 11 cow 7U
10 rows XoO 3 lo 25 heifer. .. oi4
12 cow 1041 t 70
S. R. Blackman.
T feeder.. 1Vi7 t 60 6 cow 770
3 cow 716 2 75
N. J. Welni.
I heifer... 613 t 75 10 cow SCO Z 35
15 calve... 420 4 25
Overton & Prlc.
( COWS.,... 336 t 2V
J. 1. Richards,
t steers.... Ka) 4 40 4 cows 930 S S3
14 cow S25 I 00
E. J. Heskett.
It COWS 904 3 00 4 cow WO 3 10
MONTANA.
E. Buchanan
10 steer.. . 1024 4 r 67 steer.. ..1040
ateera.. ..1013 4 80 t steers.... 5
tvOUTH DAKOTA.
. . II. O. Woeppell.
II steer.. . 1073 6 50 33 steer.. ..1019
7 steers. .-lot. 1 4 60 2 cows.,... Had
Western Iltuiche.
It steers.. ..lilt 4 M
WYOMING.
1014 4 HO 34 feeder.. ttt5
KSJ 4 26 t6 cow 1011
87 cow 8J2
4 steers. ...115J
1 steer. ...1"46
6! cows 1007
141S
4 05
4 25
6 00
4 60
! cows...
9 oowa...
?4 cows...
121 rows..
hi steers..
4K steers..
28 cows...
.!
. VTt
.1154
.1011
.. ot
I 60
4 46
t tl
6 55
4 1.1
3 65
t 45
4 60
I 10
4 45
3
6 56
4 4tt
3 If 7 bulls.
C. tT. Ball.
31 steers.. ..IMS 6 3 7 cows
27 cows fc)3 t 73 t cows 1,'S
K. Koudson.
f steers. ...1I 4 Wl 1 oows 122 i 25
cows M t 60
L. Simmon.
3 feeder.. 4 . 23 cows M i W
14 cows Hu) 4 00
W. F Hill.
II feedora.. P t 40 . 10 cows loll 4 70
I lers....lve 25 f cow rat t (V
Av.
.. 3
.istive ewea, feeders..
native ewen, culls 79
272 Wyoming ewes, feeders..... 06
It Wyoming Iambs, feeders.... 47 -
1073 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 65
W yoming Iambs, fdrs. tulle. 42
220 native wethers 112
W native wether ....112
74 native w-jthers, culln Ill
351) W'y timing lambs, feeder.... 58
349 Wyoming lambs, feeder.... 69
347 Wyoming larnba. feeder.... 64
1.12 Yo. lambs, feeder, culls.. 63
16 Wyoming ewes 1 101
200 western ewes, feeder M
4' ,7 Idaho lambH 73
lol Idaho lambs 70
324 Idaho lamba. feeders 61
10 Idaho yearlings ' $2
'i' icon.) lambs 73
163 Idaho ewea .' 9
160 Idaho ewes , 103
2Vti fed ewes Ill
Pr
2 c5
1 40
2 15
4 20
4 65
2 50
3 20
3 20
,2 50
4 55
4 55
4 65
3 60
3 00
2 75
6 10
4 65
4 60
3 75
4 60
2 65
2 o
2 10
Cotton Mitrket.
NEW TORK. Nov. 23. COTTON Spot,
closed dull and unchanged; middling up
landa, 9.45c; middling gulf, 9.70c; sales, 100
bales.
Cotton futures cloned quiet. Closing
bid: November, 9.21c; DecenTber, 9.26c;
January, 9.06c: February. 9.11c; March,
0 17c Arirtl ft orW! Mat ftc: .Tono ft tN."
July, P.31c; August, 9.J2c; September,
9.34c; October, 9.:'.7o.
Midnight Intruder '
Causes Excitement
Tom Dermody Wedneaday entered two
apartments on South Twenty-sixth street,
tn At ma ana lire enriner. At tne rirstj-
fiaua 11c wao uii,iu,.u, vui cotairau.
Afterward he went to the Shrlner, next
door, and was captured again by thret
men, one of whom sat oh him until the
police arrived.
At the Shrlner he attempted to enter
the room of Mrs. C. B. Coon, but Bh
screamed and he ran. He then went to
the room of Mrs. McLeod and she ala
MJICKIIICU. i-'y .ll.S IJIIIQ tot? Ui;i:Ml,tlll4
of the apartments were awake and they
flocked Into the hall to catch the In
truder. They were met by Deimody him-'
self, with hi hat In his hands, his coat.
tie and collar off. Ho was In a tight place,
so he posed as a roomer.
James McLeod, tho proprietor of the
place, tho'ughtDermody had come In with
nonriA 'ronmera. ia tl 111 not soar anvthlnif
to him. Later, however, when Deimody
tried to sneak away he was accosted by
McLeod and when he could not give a
good account of himself he wa slesed by
McLeod. A struggle ensued, but Deimody
was finally subdued. Dermody will b
turned over to the Insanity commission.
1
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on th court, affordlug plenty of light and ventilation. Price per
month 110.0)
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17.50
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117.(4)
location 1 convenient.
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