Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 28, 1911, Page 12, Image 12
12 Till: JtHK: OMAHA, TUESDAY, XOVKMIJKK JH, 1JU1. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Unusual Efforts Are Made by Bean to Cause Break in Wheat. BIG EtTX OF COUTH IS EXPECTED Country llnMrn Remain nIHli rrrlod of lad Weather Woold (liil Situation. Corn Fatnree Hold Firm. OMAHA. Nov. rT. 111. Whi.at waa Ki'nK today, early cable siarung Hie maxlist lower. L'niwial ef foris on the part t li-mllng Dears me LoIns msde to break the market. Th enuiruvue vlaitil supply being the chief tHr aiV-imunt. Iula sis iuiifiutit that value will rurr.ii alter th new year aa a re markably larga portion of tha crop ha iuixnuy le.ii mat kotid anil Ihey predict u sponger cash situation. ) icj.uii..oih ior a voiy heavy run of lie w cura ,.a Weakened the cum futurei. At the ram ttrti the Had will do well tu rumeiiioer ti e fact that country holder are eiy buMsn on ah corn and iuj tiled at the present are light. Ihe titration would than: II there Ihould ne a peiiod of bad wctri. 'I r.u Ltavy Increaae in the visible aupply and heavy aiutce with a dull caah do-inai-.J enecd the wheat rnarkej today. Ctsh Whiat wa 'n- lower. Corn future held fairly firm, being wail supjorted, but .ah corn weak up (I olletli.K w t in bctigmg, value beiiiK t'.il'nc lowir today. CI. amine were 12.200 bushel of corn, C0,ft pueliel of oals and wheat and floui eiiual to J'.J.niO bushels. Liverpool closed Srt lower on wluat and unchanged to lad lower on corn. Primary wheat receipt were 1.643 0l bushel und ehlpment were l.ttifcOdW buHh ne, against receipta laxt year of 1.1:U, bulif, and ahljimenta of H.l.OcO buahcln. Primary corn receipt were l.iw.vw Luafiel and shipment were 611.000 bun tie, against receipt last year of UTi.OOu bt'h. ca..1 shipment of n.Hi,ow) bushel. The following cah ale were reported: WH Wf So, 3 hard: 3 cars, . No. 9 lard, i cara. Sc; 1 car, Kc. No. 4 hard: 1 tar, IHc; rejected: I car. We; No. I spring: 1 car, .UL No. I mixed: 1 car, Dec; 1 cur, tVfcc.. CORN io. I white: J core. eo'c. No. 4 white: 1 car, 69'4c: 1 car, 6o. No. I yel low: 1 car. etc; 1 csr, W",c. No. 4 yerlow: 1 car (old), Kc; 1 car, oMc; 1 car, oJ.Vto; 4 car, i'.'tc .No. I mixed: 1 enr, 61c; 1 car, 0s. iso. 4 mlxel: cara,, blc. No. trade: 3 rare, 66c; 1 car, Otc. OAi'H Mandurd: 3 care, 47r; No. 3 Vliite, e cara, 4f4aC. No. 4 white: 1 car, tnc; I cara, 4tVo. No. 3 mixed: 1 car, ho. No. grade: 1 cara, 4c. OmaU nh frier. WHEAT No. I hard, 74cifl.01t4j; No. 5 hard, Viciil.MH: No. 4 hard, tH(".iNC. COllN No. II white, eotiouVc; No. S White, eO&oOHo; No, 4 wmto, VSt c ; iso. i yellow, wtffuc; No. t yellow, O'linOc;. No. 4 yellow, 67tttio'tc; No. 2, 6utuc; No. t, .'Jjouc; No. 4, t;67Vtci no itrado, HA'J'14 No. I white. 47474o: itandard, 4nri47oi No. S white, 44i4tic; No. 4 white, 44j4ie. HAKLKtr-Maltinff, f 1.141.24; No. 1 feod, ai.tk4fl.17. UklO-Nv. X, WUMa; No. t, BjS3o. Lartot avit,ta. Wheat. Corn. Uat t lileano 16 Z70 107 Minneapolla 1,01 ... ... l.iiiana St 74 Uumtn 66 t UICAQO OHAI.M ANU PROVHIONI Kentarea of the TraeUaar and Cloalas I'rleea aa llourd ( Trade. CI11CAUU, Nov. Mi. Ug receipta nortli wm ana fine weather in me Argentine ne. pea torce down toaay the pnc ol .Mitl, itie oloee wae heavy, So tu o iuwkc thuu tMituraay mut. Corn aui-it-ied a net aenne of tto. 'ihe end i( tue Ouy ieil hog prouuuta viuynig nom oa oi f to an aave.no of lo. Car lot arrlvaie of wheat at point iiomiweal of Chicago were on a huge acfue. Ailnnettpolla and Winnipeg eucli hau a total of moie than 1.KW loads. Le pieneion. oue to true taut, teoelved grean-i empnaata owing to tne United rHaiee via io. auppiy allowing an increase that tarried tne amount available nearly to 'iu.uuu.uuO buaheia. Nothing encouraging lor higher Jiricea 5eveloiU. but on the tuntiaiy the hardrat aeinng preeaure of the oay was feit Jut at tue cioae when a Oeteinuned efiort was niauo to force the Aiay option uuuer a doiiax. lunng tne emrlou a a wnnie, Aiuy ranged from i.ui to ei", with lat aaiea net lower at 4i.wnj1.001. Increaelng' conaignmenta of corn acted ae an offset for a Inrecaet of rain and now. May Iluotuateu between t4o and MV, Clor-lcig tfeaa at t)4o, a net loaa of UkiSo. Casii graiiee were In poor du ln.ind. No. 1 yellow was quoted at 74u lor old. A few of the lamer longa unloaded oata and Irounht about weHkneaa In the market for that cereal, 'lop and bot tom litfures touched by May were ivo und '''4j, with the close hie off at l i'ovisiona were reasonably ateady to In in. in the (Intel trading, the market t'omiwred lavorably with forty-eight hour belore, had not altered either way to xceed 6c. Leading futurea ranged aa following: AiOc'll Open. ( Ulgh."l Low. C'rosaJriaVyT Nviirali I lt.o..lWil Muv.il ou Jul)-.,WSasl Ccni. I l-o..j0.iWl July.I MSI Oat. I i U..C..,f;4j47'.,1t7Vil'-l I. . A SB V41i 1 "S 1 0 till M-l 1 ooVii l ou J Ul V l-ora, rfUJl. May j4fi4uVl Jan. May. 04 I (4 MVU 46-J 46'Ji47rv; i i 18 174, 16 17V! II 10 1 18 10 I 10 07V, lit ti-'V lit is eU 110 0U-6Z It H -w B "-TBI v w w lr W. , . up Jul'i'.j'siftV,' Twl til Mu I07H May. IM lli 4;V 9 47V.I liH. I I I 8 42 'i 47V 40 I 40 , 4aai u i is s.i ,u e.in M 70 t'sh quotation were aa follows: tf'LuL'K bleady ; winter patents? 6(j; winter sliaiKhta. IJ.TtKa't1 .78; iprlns patents, 'j.75yiou, aprlue straights, HJu JiJ; likknm, 1 1.7 . (tH.00. Hr-Nii. 2, yjyWK;. BAllLtV-Kenl or mixing-, 75cS41.08: fair to choh;e lualtinK. 11 Uo'l 84. Hi:k,l eJ iT.iolhy, i3.tMt lo.;i; clover, fj J. iiu-j.M i5. HhoVlblONS Ms pork. per bhl., .11.. ;uv;ij. I.ard, pr luo lbs., 'j.nb. Short rib, sides (loose), lyU'ifc. 'lolal cisaxauces of wueat and flour equal to hioujO bu. i'rlmary re clpts Were 1.MS.UUO bu. compared with 1.U.XAM bu. the corresponding day a year ago. The visible auppiy of wheat lit the I'ntt.d bis to increased l.tM.uiiO bu. for th Wf.ik. ilis utiount of biiad- tuff on ooaii passage Incnased 1. ;..!. I'M. L-stlniuied receipt for tomorrow ; heat, 48 cars; curu, bTE care; vats, lag iajn; tu.ge, is.Ooo head Chicago Cash I'iKee Wheat : No. t red. n.i;tc! iu. 8 red, W:vo; No. 3 hard, KutfU-Cs: No. I hard. tvvU 02; No. 1 nuilhern, U-U7itfi.l0; No. t nortnern, ll.oi tulok; No. northern, tl.tUyl.th'; No S ' l'i lugT. ILOUiffl ; No. I spring, 6cu$i.u5 No. 4 spring, ui.ilW; vtstvet chaff, -a iut; durum, Doctfll.07. Corn: No. i. old i.'iiTZV; No. 1 yellow, old. 7tc; No. J. ld. 7vj:2c; No. I. (UaV,o; No. I white. t-;Wc; No. 3 yellow, lVsl4c; No. 4. ..id, U-c; No. 4. WviAc; No. 4 white, ttuS tjtic; No. 4 yellow, eoStftiSo. Oats: No t. 4.c: No. 2 white, ihuooc; No. I 47V-: No. I white. 7io,',c; No. 4 while. Hi ko; a'.aiidaid. sSSottf. Ky; No. 1 Viific Ttmuthy: tiXv-jlXii. Clover' 13!o.3. barley: 12.. , v over. liLT'l'tK r'trtu; creameries, SbiffMc' duls, l.'&;. ' tOUeV-lim; receipts, i486 cases; at mark, rases Included. l'lj)ac; firsts IbJ ordnary flists, Xrio. t'HtWK Meady; dalslas, 14;3l5c twins. lVjlHV:; young America. l4Voi to; long horns, 14ill. w i'tjl ATOW-Weak; choice to fancy so 4.'i; fair to gouil, kjbio. hOC'LTKY ot.ady; turkeys. 176ilV4c il.lcktiis, ejc; aprliira. cVxJluc ' Xt.Al bieady; to'c. VlalkU aepelr ef Ural a. NEW TORK. Nov, n.-The visible gup ply uf (rata lu the 1'clted btates Novem ber 'X. as compiled by the New York l'roduce chang waa aa follows: Wheat, iw.scT.OuO busnei: bicrai., 1.44 uuo tiueh tie, Corn, Lil,w4) bustieU: Increase, M Lusf.els. Oats, Ico.tel.uov bushels; ds "twi IwA pajtU. Lil,uw busU- rl: Increase, lS.ftkl bushels, parley, 4,411." oiw buahela, decreaso, IH.nuO biihela. The visible supply of wheat In Canada lent Mitiirdny was ll.190.uOl) buahela, a decrease of l,M.OU0 bushel. M:V YORK f,K KK A I. MAHKKT Caotatlone of the Day o Yarloae roasnsodltlea. NKW YORK, Nov. Z7.-FI.Ot.'R-Qiilet; "prlii patents. fS 2.1fit.4&; winter etralnht. M-i'VjI.ai; winter patents, 4.i.'u4.70; ap.lng client. f.ir4.to; winter extras No. 1, Ui3.; wlnier extras, No. 2, i,l4fty2.66; Kaneirs etrslKht. H.WrH ). Itye flour, st-Hdy; fxlr to good. l.,".j4.3fi; choice to fancy, l.".ivtri.jn. Huckwheat flour, quiet, l-iw or Pi Ilia. t'OH.NMKAl-Hteady; fine white and yrllow, l 1 5; coatse, tiStiQlM; kiln dried. $.16.'. 70. HVK-yulet; No. 2 Cc, nominal, c. I. f., Iinffalo to arrive. WHKAT hpot market, eaay; No. 2 red, 9:r, elevator, export baaea. and c, f. o. b. afloat ? No. 1 northern, I'uluth, I1.IJV4 f. o. b. afloat. Future market wa easier tinder local selling on the cable, larger wnrld'a exiKirt. favorable Argentine news, further liberal receipt In the north west and the Increase In the visible, do. Ins; He net lower. Kxportera took twenty five load of Manitoba low grade. De cember, closed Imiiiej May, ll.04'4. t'UUN St mmket. easy: export new. ?Hc, f. o. b. afloat to arrive. Futures market wan nominal. OATH hpot market, steady. Futurea market wa nominal FKK1 Bteady : western bran, lfilb. sacks. Ie.lii; elandnrd middling;, 100-lu. a ke. .7.0; city, liAMb. sacks, S1 Ih. iia tjiiiet; prime, l.; No. 1 II. 25; No. 2. tl.ltal.20; No. , 50tt.OO. . HOI'S Firm; atate common to choice, Itll, 6zr.iC7c: 1M0 nonilniil. HIUKH-Hti.ady; Cential America, SlVic llogota 2:'tik3ic. J.KATH Kit Hemlock firsts. l"I27r: sec. oinl. 2:"i:4c; third. lDyJlc: reject, 16a. PHOVIMIO.NK I'ork, steady; me, 17.7talKS; family. tJ0.UWo Z1.00; short clears. t!7.2&ft Pi Z.i. Keef. eteariv: me JU.fWjn.W); family. 111 OOflH W; beef hams, M.uotiai.tO. cut meat, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pounds, tlO.VOtf 10.2S; pickled iiaiiis, sii.ayuii.tiu. iaro, steady; middle west prime, J9. inff 30. refined, ea-y; continent. t!t SO; 8011th America, tlO W; compound. t7.1i:Vti7.iriVi. TAUA)W-Kasy; prime city, tc; country, tiV,iOc. 1 ol. 1.1 hi Alive, irrrttular: wertcrn chickens, Virile; fowls, Hillc; turkeys, la tilsc; dreraed, steady; western chicken, 0'(iU:c; fowl, efylHc; turkeys, dry packed. iV?"; Iced, i;i22c. HUTTKH-FIrm; creamery ipeclal. 3 6'nc; extras, Ho'c; first, itc; cream cry, held spectaln, JUVrfiUc; extras, ;t2'd: 32'nc; firsts, ; process speclaia, iCo: extras, 2iWi;c; first, MrUc; fao tory, current make, first, 22'Voilc. I'HKKSR-Firm; skims, 2fi I3c. F,JU8 Kteady; fresh KAthered, extras, ti'uVc: extra first. 37'lj.tc; firsts, iia'Mc, held fresh, poor to fair, 2Ka27c; fresh gathered dirties, No. 1, Wii'lSc; refriger ator, special marks, fancy to local stor age charges paid, ZtVfcc; firsts, local stor sge charge paid, ZiUibci Bathered whites, at. Lonl Ueaeral Market. 8T. LOUIS, Nov. 27. WHBAT-Cash, steady: track No. 2 red. W44f87o; No. 3 hard1. Mc&tl.U7V; leceiner, MVxo; Mnv, W,o. CORN Lower, track; No. 2, 74oj No. 1 whits. 74c; December, 64 ",c. OATS-Hlgher; track No. 2, 4!k?; No. t white, MXuoovto; December, 47V.C. KYrV-Cnchanged, Dlo. KLOURUull: red wlhter patent, tt.SS (f( 4.7B; extra fancy mid straight, ii.HWip 4. CO; hard winter clear, 13 4" 3,70. 8KKle-Timothy, tH.WS 15.60. l'OKNMKAI tJ.30. H HAN Higher; sacked, east track, 1.1 ifl I". HAY Pteady; timothy, t21.00i32C.00; prai rie. tl2.rVi16X'). PROVIHIONS rorki unchanged; Job bing, 16. 10. ard, unchanged; prime team, tJi.luS W. lry salt meats (boxed), lower; extra shorts, 18.50; clear ribs, tlt.50; short clears, f.s.Tf. llacon thoxed), lower; extra short, SU.ZD ;. clear rib, ttf.M); short clears, tf.75. FOULTKY Firmer: chicken. 7He; springs, SVio; turkeys, 16c; ducks, llo; geese He. ltiriTKR Hull: creamery, tOfjiMo. EOOa Firm. 3UO310. Kansas Vtiy Orala aad Provision. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 27. WHEAT Caah stesdy; No. hard, WVUitl Oo; No. 3, ',r7Vc4)1.0; No. I red, MKiiKo; No. 3, Kip Mc; Keoemher, 7S'l'Ic; May, tl.OOH; July. DiS-imiNc , . CORN Unchanged to He lower; No 3 mixed. 721t72Vo; No. 3. 2Mt7IVc; No.' 3 white, 73Vw4c; No. 3, 6tmt-;c; Uecember, ttlc; May, 4c; July, Mijirfio. OATH Unchanged; No. 3 white. 60 50'4c; No. 3 mixed, 4Stj&0c. RYrJ-.k). HAY Hteady; choice timothy, I19.501 20.O0; choice prairie, tl3.2r013.". XlUTTEIl-Creamery, 8lc; flraU, 80c: eennda, 2c; packing- stock, 21a. EOUS Extras, 83c; firsts, 32c; second, 17c Receipta. Shipment. W hoat 47.000 bu. ID.OnO Corn 1(13. uoc) bu. 47,iliiO Outs 13,000 bu. 4,ouO Minneapolis Grain Market. MlNNEAIt)LIH, Nov. 27. WHEAT recrmber, tl.2; Msy, tl.07T1.0K; July, tl.tV4; cash. No. 1 hard, tl.M'dl.04Vi; No I northern, tl 03V,l'l.WS; to arrive, tl 03V4 tl.Ult; No. 3 northern. tl.01Vstt4.01S: to arrlvo, tIM'4,il.t)lV4. Kt.AX-tl.97. HARLKY 7Xcfit1 10. COKN No. 3, vellow, KK4!c. OATS No. 3 white 4&fd4tc. RY K No. I. M''i8Tc. RltAN22 (W123.O0. FU)l'R-fhere wa no material change in the flour market today. Demand wa only fair at best and price were un changed, shipments. M.lia bbl. First patent, fi -Wis V second patents, U 70 clear,' t3 Utf3.; second clear, tl.50 (..'.90. I'lilUdelphU rrodaee Market. 1'IIILAOKI.FIIIA, Nov. 27. BUTTER Finn; wcatern creamery, special, 8c; ex tra. S.V; nearby print, extra, tea. KOCH-Firm; 1'ennsyivunla and nearby first, fre oases, lpi.10 per case; current recolpto, free casesj 1 10 20 per case; west ern firsts, free cases, tl0.Su per case; cur rent receipts, free cases, 310.20 per cuse CH K KH K Firm ; New York full creams, fancy, 10116Vic; fair to good, IfnaifiVxC. Liverpool Uraln Market. MVKUPOOU Nov. r.-WHFJlT-8iKt easy; No. 3 Manitoba, 7s 10d; No. 3 Mani toba, 7 Id; futures, easy; lecember. 7a Nu; March. 7 11d; May, 7s Sd. CORN spot, steady: American rulxcd 9 4M; futures, dull; January, &- 8sd. February, f 7Vi!. FLol'li Winter patent, 37 .... I'eorla Market. PKOHIA. HI.. Nov. 27 -CORN -Lower; No. 3 white, tic; No, 4 white, OOVko. No. 3 yellow, 62ii!VC; No. 4 yellow. 600; No. 3 mixed, u-'i'l No. 4 mixed, dun : unn.1.' 6k'u (. ' OA'l H-Hteady : No. 3 while, 4SVic; aland aid. 4ic; No. 3 white. 4c. Mllwaakee Uraln Market. WILWAI KKK, Nov, 37-WHEAT-No. T northern, tlxHrt 1.01 No, I northern. tl.iW'A'ul-W: No. i hard winter, tlOlJ 1W; l'ecember, H6V.OI lav, tl.Uo. tjATs .-tan.liinl, s'jvSa. IlAHLKV Malting, f.l2Ul.S5. Omaha liar Marks. " OMAHA, Nov. 2T.-HAY-NO. t tUCO; No. 3. tlllK: coarse. l2.go; iacktnjr stock. tti.jxKU'J.wui alfalfa, tli.w. rlraw; Wheat. kl.OU, rye and oats, 17. 40. Klals Hatter Market. EI1IV. Nov. CT.-UUTTKH-rUeady; S5c, an advance of 3 centa. Output, etl.suu pounl. NEW YORK JTOCK MARKET List, u Whole Falla Back Steadily, Wiping Oat Early Advance. UNION PACmC MAKES GAIN Strength ,( London Market Kxer. rises aastalnlas; laflaenre Bail, nes la London Chiefly n Baylngr Bide. Metal Market. NEW YORK, Nov. 27. M KT A LB Btandard copper, irregular; U3.uti'l3 10; futures, tU.;V.HS.3a. London markst uteady; spot. a.i 5; futurea, 410. Iks copper, tiJ IS'ViiU 36; electrolytic, tlt.UVttf HJi casting, iU.UVkvl3.74. Tin, firm; spot t4S.0Otf44.uu; futuros. til 70 C 46 W; Ixindon tnsrknt, steady; Kit. HAri lv; fi-ILres, all. Iad, firm: H4oi 4.11, New Yora; 14.eVu4.37Vk. test Bt. Louis; Lon don. allS li td. The leading produccra have advanued their price for lead from M Si to 44 4k. Hpelter, nominal: tt.7tu.W. New York; 9,1n4 sO, Kast St. Louis. Id rdon. ti'it 17 txi. Antimony, Cookson's ti.V7VtJtw. Iron, Cleveland warrants. 47s 6.1 In London; locslly unsettled; No. 1 foundry northern, tl&.tXd-l6.2b; No. 3 tlt.7i tjlLOu; No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern soft, tli W. ST. Id. Nov. r MKT A I Ji-Lead, (Irm; i.S7V. tsxiter, tilfhcr, H-r NEW YORK, Nov. 27. Rujing orders which accumulated over the week-enil stimulated th illicit market for a time todav. liut the dMy's movement a a whole fll back steadily until nttle wa leit or the advance. Pome stock. In cluding United HUtte Pteel, Reading atrl lihlgh Valley, fell to below Haturday close. The action rf the market seemed to Indlcato that It wa at 1 1 1 of a trnsitory character. Union I'aclflc wa the most conspicuous stock on the advance and gained two points. Ita advance was equalled by that of Ht. Paul and a few of the Inactive Issues, Including American Canadian pre ferred, which rose to KV the highent price at which this stock ever sold. On the recession the pressure wa most se vere against the coaler and both Head ing; and Lehigh Valley lost mora than a point m the day's movement. The strength of the London market ex ercled a Histamine; Influence. The busi ness In London wa chiefly on the buy Ins; aide, with transaction In Uniteu Mtate Hteel making up the bulk of the business. The strength of the American Tobacco Issues brought these stocks Into promi nence again. Th preferred stock roq 24. and on the curb the common stock Increased It recent large advance by twenty. one point, selling at bit, the high est price reitched since the final decree of dissolution appeared against the com pany and within nine" nlnt of the record iigure for that issue, jmro Avenue reii another point to 2. a low record. This slock once sold at 242. Call money hardened today and some loans were made at 3Vi per cent, the highest rate since the opening; of the year. , Hunker said that there was a fairly steady demand for money for commer cial purpose, both In New York and In the Interior and that the cneii reason why rate had been low wa tha light requirement of Wall street. The bond market became weak after an early display of firmness. Total sale, par value, x2.s7x.0uo. cnitea mate ouna were unchanged on call. Number of rales and leading quotation on stocks were a follow: BtlM. High. Low. tnm. Alll-Cblmr efd 0'i AnMlmtl Copper ... t,4oo 4454 41' H' Ameriraa Agricultural 46 Am. Reel u,r M0 t MH MH Amarlras Can 4.01 lit HV4 "H Amarlcan O A F 400 ti 44 MS Am. Cotton oil . M't Amarlran H. b. P'O Americas Llnaesd ....... 100 t t Amarirs Locomotive ... 4O0 17 SH American g. K 4.i0 74H 7V4 ."'4 Am. . at R. pfd.... MO HUH V'i 1 Am. tllMl roundrlc 4 S44 XM, Am. uir Raflnlng .... I. M0 lit lift lmu. Amrtrn T. T 4,1 141 1S91, 1M;4 Americas Tohaceo pt... 4.W0 HU r?4 im'a American Woolen 1"0 X1 27, Anaconda Mining Co.... S.UM) 19V, l 74 Atrhiton .we ln mm Atchison pfo Atlantle Coaat Lin 1.400 1SKV4 l.t7Vg 117 Ualllmor Ohio 0 l'UH HVa 10t lihl.n.m Hteal 100 1 to to Hrnoklrn Rapid Tr l.no T1 1 1 Canadian Pacific I,K I42t I41H 141 Central Lswthw 1" Vi Central LMthar pfd 100 M M M I 'antral 01 w jnraey C'heank st Ohio 1.400 7414 71 76 Ohloais a Alton f" Chicago u. w., new " Chlcaio O. W, pfd 400 It V Vi Chicago c N. W H6 Chicago, M. at Bt. P..., 16.S0O 1114 W M C. (.'.. C. 4k t. Ij 7 Colorado F. At 1 100 IS 14 17 Olorado gontharn ' , Conaoltnatad Mas 700 141 Vt 140V4 140 '4 Corn Products 600 11S4 HVi 11 Palaarars H , x-dlv 1J tnvsr at Hlo Ora1 Denver kH.ll. pfd , Dtatlllsn' BMurttl .... 0 ?S M4 EM I.000 (3 11 114 Erl 1st fd 700 6 Brie Id prd 100 44 44 414 Oanaral fcleetri 6o Ut4 H(V 1U Oraat Nnrthara pfd l.OoO 11 127 Vi 1170, Oraat Northara Or etf. to 424 424 H llllnal central "0 144-4 144 144 lnl.r borough Mst 1.704 144 MS HH Int. Met. pfd l.0 4 International Hanraatar.. tee 107 107 10 Inl.r-alarm pfd 1.400 1 li 1H International Paper 1 InUniatlonal Pump 1V0 14 44 U4 low Cantral "Mi Kanaa City Houtbarn... loo l Si t K. C. to. pfd loo 4 44 t-cled Oaa loo Phi's HUj 106 -4 Lehigh Vllr II. too ntH.muj 177'4 lxiulavlll A Kaahvlll.. I,u0. 140V4 1MV4 l''74 Mian, at st Loula 66 m . at. p. At a. a. M... v ivt imo, utn Mlsaourl. K. A T 60 II S1V4 11 at., K. A T. pfd 44 Mlasnurl Pacltlo 404 40V, t IK '4 National Ulacult ; l" National Lead 1.000 61 HV4 44 N. R. R of M. Id pfd V4 N.w Tort Centr! 1.700 10Vi lirl4 174 Norfolk Waatarn 1,00 111 1104 110 North Amarlian 7J Northern Paclflo i.000 1144 111 114 Paclflo Mall I."" ' Pesnfylvanl 1,00 1214 1124 lla'i PavDls' Oaa 104 1" )0r 1044 P.. tl. C. it. L to WV4 64 4 Plttaburgti Cosl II Pleaaad steel Csr 14 Pullman P' " m lf,1 ,f'1" R.llwir ileal Spring.... 100 tl 11 I24 Heading I7.600 ltjt, ltlVt 1MV4 R.nubllo Steal 1 "0 "4 " B.publln Steal pfd 100 MVi MV1 61 Rock laland Cb 1.0O3 r4 17 t Rock Island Co. pfd mo 614 II 60V. St. L F 14 pfd... 400 41V4 43H t, Loula g. W J 84. L. . W. pfd... U Bloaa-Rimld . 4V I ! gouthara Pacific 4.000 11414 UlVt HIV southara Railway 1 000 II II I go. Hallway pft t l" H 'I Tannesse Copoor 1.100 IIV4 l "4 Texas at Paclfle IV4 T . St L W 1 II T.. t I.. W. pfd TOO 4!. 414 41 fnlon Paclfla s.wi iio" i"'w t'hlo Paclflo Ptd. l.oo NV. 41Vi IIV4 fnlted tal Vralty ... 80 4w 44 Unltad gtate Rubher.... 400 47V4 44 4; t'sttad Btatea tel 141,000 U 44 44 tl. B. Slaal pfd I 104 10HV4 1"4 lHh CoMr ...1 0 61 61 Va -Csrollna Chamioal .. 400 64vi 64 611 wth 10 1; 1"4 14 Wabsab nfd 4 'H t'S Waatarn Maryland 100 It 414 1 H Wetlnihot Blaotrle stu, Wasters Vnlon Tf Tl't Tl Tl WheMtn I K . Total aale tor th day, 604.4ft share. Hank flenrlagra. OMAHA, Nov. 27 Bank cleft rInK for today were 32.4S4.7U.W. and for the cor responding day laat year :.t:i1.7S. New York loner Market. NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-MONKY ON CALL Firmer; 2HsV1 per cent; ruling rale. ? per vent; closintf bid, 3 per cent; ottered at at per ceuL Tl Mr. lXiANts Bieaay; wi-uay, V4t)i per cent; so-day, 3V per cent; six months. jVii per cent. 1'Kl.M E. MI.IU.AflliUli ivii r.lt P"TERLINO- KXCHANOE-Weak. with actual business lu bankers' bills at t Ni6 for to-day hills, and at t-') for demand. COMMERCIAL HlLLH tt.dS. SlVfcH lr, &uc; Mcxkuu dullars, '.Vc. LON DS Government, steady; railroad, steady. -Closing quotation on bond today were a follow: U. g. rt. Is, rf ..l"-t ir.t. M. at 4Vi 4414 do eoupoa 1004 Japan 4 M I', g. lu, rag 10K li 64V4 do wupou ..UIK. C. Ko. l.t a .. -J II. a. 4a, rag 111 L . dab. a UhU.. k34, do -eoupoa H'A L at N. uni 4a fa Allla-Ckal 1st to... fUH'M K. at T. lal a 1Vi Am.r. AI 4. 1014 do 4a M A. T. c T. a, 4..11'I t. Pacls 4a 14 Ala. Topacvs MHN. R. H. sf U 4Va 1H du'4 liaN 'Y 1'. g. IVha.... M- Arawur at Ctt. 4Va. MS do dao. 40 lit Atrhlaus . 4a ... WH'.N. V. N. It. U. 4a . 4a. llW cv. ta 11 do (IV. 6 ltN. at W. let a. 4.. M4 A. C 1.. lat 4a.... Hi so c aa 11 Dal. at Ohio 4a MSNo. paclflu 4s do Hs ' do la M do . W. IVta.... PJlPana. CT. IVa Ull. 47 Brook. Tr. e. 4a... MH do eos. 4. 11114 IV. of t.a 4a Pw Raadlut sen. 4a ... III. tathar 4.... MVt. L. at . T. f 4a '' C. of N. i f. 4a... in o ges 4a Chea. a Uklo 4va..U.I4 St. L S. !. a 4a.. 7t4 Ao raf. 6a 4 d l4 (old 4.... Okara at A. I4a- k A. U 4 II C B J1. 4 ... Pso. Pau. rut. 4a.... M14 do a do c 4 !' C M I I. M 4a ll do lat raf. 4a iV C H. 1. A P. 4. TJ 4 So. Itallaay 4 Ju da rtf ta. 4S. o ao. 4a rV, -ok. lod. as lit "' Paclflo 4....h'a alld. 4a ct. 4 lok C At t. p. A . 4 lrt4 m rat. 4a.. ;ta D. at H. a. 4.... rV. g. Huober a....l4 P. at R. O. 4 klaol Id 4 la raf. 6a ITVa -'r. Ckw U. ..wt Platlllor' 6 14 W'abwsk lat aa li, Ert p. L 4a I'4 so lat a, aa... I14 gaa. 4.. U4Wtra 344. 4s..., 174 do e. 4a. ear A. H Weat. Flee. ee. Is.. W4 do aerlaa II lt Wla. rVntral 4a W 1. Klec. CT. ts....m Mo. far. ct. 6a 't III. t en. 1st raf. 4. fsna.-n I IOJ14 int. sief. 4vs 7Va B.d. jffered. London "fork Market. IsONDoN, Nov. 27. American securities were quiet and ateadv during the fore noon. Price advanced from l to 4 on goon nuytng. Indon closlna; stock quotations: Cnsaala, money . .71 414 Imnlavllle at Nash. .14 do account ....71 I II Mo., Kan. Tel.. Jii!4 Amal. t apper New York Central . Ill Anaconda I '4 Norfolk at eat are 114 Atchlaon 114 do pfd It o pfd 107 Ontario At Wester. 41 Rltlmor 4V Ohio.. .104 Pennsylrsnl 42'4 Csnsdlsn Pacific ,.l4ltand Mine Clmapeak Ohio. 77 Heading 71 Chi. (treat Western. rfl souther Rf a (hi . Mil. at Bt. P IM'i do pfd 76 f Aeera 1S Pnnthern Pacin ...117S Denver at Rla a... ttiil'nion Paclfla 1 do pfd 4H do pfd M4 Erl SV. B. Steal 17 do 1st pfd 644 do pfd 1114 do Id pfd 4'Wahh 11 Grand Trunk ?4 do pfd zt4 Illinois Central ...141 KILVER-Mar, quiet at 25 11-lCd 'per ounce. MONEY 2'4'?2 per cent. The rate o frilacnuiit In the nnen msrket for short bll is 34 per cent: for three month' bills, 3 7-ltfUaVi per cent. New York Mlnlnar Stork. BOSTON. Nov. 26 Closlna- auota on hock were as roiiows. Alloueg u Mohawk Amal. Copper w Nevada Con A Z. L. St. 8 MViNlplsalns Mine ... Arloo Com North Butt A C. t:. 4 1. M. tK North I.aka Butte Coalition .... 17v()ld Domlnloa .... Cal. At Arltona Sic, (hx-enla 'I Heel IM parrolt B. at C... Cmtannlal u U'llncy Cop. Rang C. C... 64 Phannon East Hutt C. M... ll4fliipartor I Superior at B. M. 4'4 Tamarack 11 I', a. .. ft 'A t.. do pfd tOt'tall Con I t'lah tapper Co.. 44 H Winona 44Wulrertne "'4 Pranklln Olrout Con. Oranhy Oon. Orean Cananas .., fal itnrale Coipcr. Kerr Ike lake Copper Hall Copper..., Miami Copper Offered. As't paid. tlon 47 lt 7Vi 12 4 . 4V4 . 41 . 17 . 14 . 47 . 10 . 14 . 14 . rf f."4 74 . 1'4 . 61 . 6 . It Boston Mlnlnar Storks. NEW YortK, Nov. 26 Closing quota tion on mining stocks were: Alice 00 1. 1111 Chief S llmnnwlck Con. .. 6 Meilraa MO Onia. Tunnel stock.. 21 Ontario 100 do hoonda II Ophlr 10 Con. Cal. at V.... Tl 8tndard 100 Iron Sliver no Yellow Jacket 40 J,ea4Tlll Con 10 Ex-dlvldend. toffee Market. NEW YORK, Nov. 27. COFTEE-Fu-ture opened firm at an advance of 8'nlO point In response to higher European cables, smRllcr Interior Brazilian receipt and talk of bullish crop development In Brazil. The market aold up another 3 or 3 points on some of the active month during the day, but turned a shade easier after receipt of the closing; cable from Havre, which showed a ellght reaction and aa a result of realizing of liquidation by trailing longs. Near month were relatively easy and it waa reported that firm offers from Brazil were a shade lower In the' ring during the afternoon. The market closed barely steady, 1 point lower to 10 point hitcher. Kale were 6.S.- 000 bags. November and December, 11.44c, January, ia.iuc; reDruary, lt.w.c; March, 13.70c; April, 12.13c; May, 1215c; June, 12.64c; July, 13.52c; August, 13.51c; Septem ber and October, 13.4Sc. Havre waa Vtt 14 f. higher early, but reacted partially. closing at a net advance of 1'iilVj f. Ham burg wn ViOl pig. net higher. Hlo -was 76 rels higher, Bt 8t775. Pantos wa un changed; 4s, Kt7'5. Receipts at the two Brazilian ports were 51,0u0 bags, agalnat jtfi.ufiO bags laat year, jundlahy receipts were 37.000 bags, against 3ii.!iOU bag lust year. Fine weather waa reported In all district of Bao Paulo. New York ware house deliveries Saturday was &.S42 bags. against 9,822 bag Inst year. Today' special cable from Ranto reached, 4s, 50 rs higher at the opening this morning. BAo Paulo receipta were 49,000 bags, agalnat 4K.0U0 bags the previous day. Spot coffee ateady; Rio No. 7, 15c; Santos No, 4. lHVtc; mild, dull; Cordova, 16vt(fj MVfcc, nominni. . OMAHA UfcLfc.it 4.L MARKET. BUTTER No. 1. 1-lb. carton. 36c: No. 1, In 00-lb. tuba, WVc; No. 2, tic; pack ing, ic. CULKSE imported Bw!sa, 22c; Ameri can Bwltt. 22c: block Bwiss. 18c. twin tiVic; daisies, 18c; .triplets, lac; young Americas, lsc; blue labul brick, 18o; lira bergor, 2-ib., 1M; 1-lb., 14c. POLLTKi lirolieis, isc; spring, llVic; hen. liVzc; cock, iou; duck, lsc; geeaa, 1 ,u, , t a"avv.., , mv,., a. . Alive, bi oilers, L!yo. hen, sc; old rooatera ana stage, c, old ducks, tun teatneted, llsc; geese, lull teaiheieu, U)Vhc; tuikeya, lot; guinea lowis. 160 each; pigeun. pur do., 00c; hooier, per do., tU-oo; aquau. io. 1, 1.W; .o. i, ooc. F18H r-tuaeiai, llo; white, lsc pike, ltc; trout, n.ic; laige c.iappieo, lo-uiso epanUh mackeral, lieu; eel, lSo-, tiaddocks, lac; tiOundvr, i..o, aietn catnah, 1)60; roe viiao, al.uu each; snad roe, per pair, uoo. ' suimon, lav; iiauoui, i-c, yeaiow perch, c; bullato, 6c; buliueads. 14c. liLLr' CU'io ifcba. No. A, 100; No. t, iHw. No. 3, SftO. Loins, iSo. 1, l)to; No. 4, ii-mv. No. 3, cuueks, .so. 1, ;vc; No. i, tic; No. 0. orc. Houud, No. 1, 11c; NO. 2, '); No t. atV.Plates, No. ' b'u, ,o. i, pc. No. t, 4Vo. FRUllti. LIU-Apples, cooking vaiie- tiei, per bbl., 14.75; Jonathan anu Qi lines UuiUeu, per 001., at. ao, ixiu uavl, per bbl.. 4-.0O; Cutilornla, Belletlower, per box. 4L, Coiuiado Jonatlian, ox 11 a isuicy, ir box, as.au; tvaauuigiou Bpttaeiioerg, per boa, 4.00; Waeiui.sion IC ceauiy, per box. U.w. Wavshinauin Hlaman VVinesapa. per box, ti.eO. Lauaiiaa, lancy seievt, per bunch, tA.Jnti.bu; J umbo, per bunch, , 4,4. CiattucriUa, Wlsuonaln lancy. per out., ts.iw. per vox, so-w; exua large J umbo, per bbl., tiu.au. Latea, Anchor brand, new, otJ 1-ib. pkg. lu boxes, per box, ta.au. liS, Cailioi ma, per case) of U 11-0, pkg., hue; per cus of 3o li-o. pkg., W-4u; per cuse of bu s-ox. pka., t , New 'iuikun, e-crown lu sib. boxes, per 10., lwo; w-ciown in W-to. boxes, per Id., lot; 7-ctown in 3D-lb. boxes, per tut, l in. Otape fruit, i'iouua, 4u-3o sizes, per crate, 4.'iU..ou; eU-4-b4 sixes, per crate, a.4. uiapes, Calltomia ioaas, per t-basket vratv, l.la; iktaiaga grape in bbl., u.avi( t.ot. Lemons, Liinoneua uranU, extra lancy, M siae, per box, tu.76; aiO sute, per box, a.uu; Lohia Linionelra, lancy, 300 0 sues, per box, 4u.0u; -W anu ajo alxea, tou per box Icsa. Oranges, .Mugaia tied lanus Vatencias, ke-ljo sites, per box. e&25; laV-lik-Jou-Hlli-Uio sizes. Per box, 46.60. i eais. t-aiuoiuiit ii. Ciaiigcau, per W-ID. box, ad.uu. VibCt-LLANEOUS Almonds, Tar ragona, per lb., loVtu. In sack iota, la 1. itiuxu not, per lu., loo; in sack lota, lc leak. (Jucoanuca, per back, 65.50. iTliberi, per lb., leu; In sack lots, lo leas, peanuts, loaiiuu. per lb., sVc; raw, per lb., 7viu. pecaus, mi ge, per lb., lie; lo sack, lots, 10 Iocs. Wainuis, new crop Uui, cab fointa, per lb., liHo; In sack lots, lo less, Cldur, Nsw Nehawka, per l-gai. V bbl., U.ou; per to-gai. bui.. ta.60; fsew York Atcil's, per lo-gul. V bbl., tJoO, per gal. bol.. tu-oo. iloncy, new, 24 Iraikces, iio. Krout, per la-gal. keg. S-i; per 6 gaL ktg, H-IO; WUuoiisiu. pet Vk-bhl., ti-dO. Kraporated Apples and llrled Fralt. NEW YORK. Nov. 27 EVAPORATED APPLES inuctlve but ateady; on the sfuit tancy,, 10c: choice, Vwc; prime, tHTIS'.sC. 1'KIE JDFRUITS-Prunes. quiet and eaay ou sellihg on the part of local hold er: (imitation ranae nom fv. niir. California up to 4o-oua and MvuUc for wiegons. Apricots, auil put steady wltn email offering, choice. 16 i live: antra choice, li"rlhvc: fumy, lJ4jlc. Peaches, quint and atcutty; choice, HVairllVvc; ex tra cnoice, jiiu.'c; lancy, 12V,n 13c. Halslns, dull with buyer well supplied, loose mus.-atflH. t)V.ir7ViC: chnica to lim'u seded, ISt'VgC aerdless, bo'ic; London .-Hi e,.ijt.tf. ' Dry tiaaoAa Market. NEW YORK. Nov. .27. DRY ntvnn The cotton goods market was ateady during the day, with orders of fair pro portions recorded. Jobbers ars doing a quiet house trade In consexiuenre of the near approach of the holiday. Haw ailk is tugner here and In foreign markets. lre goods are still In ateady demand. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-X)TTON-flpot. closed qulol, 10 points lower; middling up lands, P.JOc; middling gulf, 5oo; sales, luo bales. Cotlon futures closed steady: November. t.OJc; December. D.Htc; January, t.Kte; reoruary, ii.se; March, i.imo; April, s.yTc; Msy, Vc; June, txv; July, B.Osc; August. i.lOc; bepletnber, 9.13c; October, P. 17c. lA'atol Market. BT. LOL'13. Nov, ZJ. WOOL-Bteady; territory and western mediums, llyjoc; flue uiedluuia, lot, lsc; due, Ula, OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET Lightett Cattle Run for Monday Since July. HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER Ran of tkeey and Lamb Contlnne mall, a I to Bo Expected at l b la Reason, and Price Hold Bteady. POLTH OMAHA, Noi 27, 1M1. Ifenelnle, . . . . . . . e1" "wit-. cs'iis. nog, oneep. Lstlmate Alonday 4.0D thOf) .0o0 m j weea.. g,tsj .z,s J5.t Bame day 3 w'k ago.. g.72 l.Hkt lt.iM rsn,rfa gilt IP msw-k. . ... , . at. a... ... j PMnil Hllf at tass'U- - or caui, hofi and stiMp at South On.Aiia t year. ,. j,n. jui. 1Uc. Dec V,"' t,C7,7n 1,113,1 IT 27.1 w . - ii.B.ictv.cii A.IW.VWV 449r4TJ P m t3l.U ZH,2v I n. eni 1 . .... eu.iwwiiig taoi siiusr tu avers prices paid for hogs at Houtb Omaha tor the last few days, with oouip4urisoiia. Late, Nov, It. I Nov. 1. Nov. 40. .NOV. 21. NOV. 22 ov. ZU.i Nov. 2t. Nov. 25. Nov. 2k. 1 Nov. 27. 1U. jf-Wi UVsj U, LAI ( 23 m 7 I Ul 1 2u) ' I 7 u&i SV W - t 77 a ? 4 7 P4 1 Vi a 7 SSi 7 k 7 V. aa I 041 14 i,4el.lV.i. til I 4 04 j; u4 4 63 e 4 U t TIN 4 44 s 14 Li k id) 4 4 8 101 4 M 4 32( L. 4 trt i 17 osi Lsi 4 I i I ' 0o 4 tW I ttti 3 iki 4 7. I 4 0i t 00 t Ml 4 to oa 4 67 ounday. Holiday Recelnt and nlmn.uun n . tha Union Mock Yards. Month Omaha, for th twenty-lour hours ending at 3 p. m. zvECEIPTS CARLOAD8. Cnttl. II , ... C, M. & St. P.... abash 1 Union Pacifin 1 C. At N. W., east.. 8 C. tc N. W., west.. 83 C, Ht. P.. M. AO.. 2 C, B. & Q., east.. 6 C, B. At Q., west C, R. 1. ft p., east 2 Illinois Central 1 C. ti. W 2 Total receipt... 200 DISPOSITION HEAD. Cattle. Hog. Sheep. 6 5.. 12 13 2 3.. 2X 6 2 St.. 1 69 20 6 8 S 2 2 80 36 2 1,030 1.&0K, 1.004 1,789 62 261 602 2.D11 330 ) 900 4,306 Omaha Packing Co.... 400 cwiri and company 466 Cudahy Packing Co.... 6D3 Armour eV Co 614 Morrell 9 Cudahy, from country.. Armour, Sioux City W. B. Vansant 7 Benton, Vansant it L. 123 HUI & Hon 1J2 F. B. Lewis ,233 Huston Ac Co 82 J. B. Root A Co 91 J. If. Bulla ,.. 89 L. K. Hus A L. Wolf 1B2 AlcCreary & Kellogg.... 66 Werthetmer A legen.. fi9 H. P. Hamilton 353 Lehmer Bros 2 Leo Rothschild 54 Mo. Ac Kan. Calf Co... 123 Clin Christie 1.1 Other buyers tot Total 4,995 6,344 .9,310 CAT! LE Receipt of cattl this morn ing were the smallest that they have been on a Monday since July 17. AJ1 told only latl car were reported and the quality of the receipts wa very unsatisfactory It buyer. Really desirable cattle of an kinds were very scarce, and as a result the trade was alow and dull throughout, largely for the reason that the cattle were not of the right kind to attract buyers. Beef steers generally commanded steady price, but the movement wa slow and the trade as a whole without any new o interesting features. The market on cow and heifers began the week about where it left off laai week, but the trade wa dull and no one eemed particularly anxloua for the kind of stock on sale. The feeling in the feeder market wn that anything strictly good would have old quite freely at possibly strongei prices, on, the other hand the general run to trash, which constituted the bulk of the receipts, was slow and dull at no mure than ateady prices. Quotations on native cattle: Good to choice beef steers, 36. 6097. 76; fair to good beef steers, t6.2iVq4S.50; common to lair beef steers, t4.40ju6.00; good to choice heifers, tt.50u6.25;.. good to choice cows, t4.2i'Ku4.85; fair to good cows, t3.60ti4.25, common to fair cows, 32. 76.23.50; veal calves, t3.607.60. guotationa on range cat tin: Good to choice beef ateer, t5.77.00; fair to good beef steers, 3500.75; common to fair beef steers, t4.4uu4.00; good to choice cow and heifer. H2u.i4.;o; fair to good cow and helCura, t3.50myi: common to fair cows and heifera, ti.7633.5t); good tu choice stockers and feeder. to.Ouii.OO, fair to good stocker and feeders, 64.30 5.00; common to fair Blocker and feed, era, 3X2444.80; stock heifers, f3.25&4.2a; bulls, stags, etc. U.OO.oo. Representative saies: BEEP STEERS. No. At. Pr. 10 1(14 4 44 14 170 4 46 No. 43.... COWS. U.'.Y. II.... At. Pr. ...1160 I II ....1076 I 64 ....lot. 4 I M .... U7 I II ....1000 1 to .... Mi H ....loao I 16 ....llras 40 ....104 4 10 .... sol 4 IS ,...1111 4 40 ..IMS I TO ..13:i0 I Tl .. 140 I TS . .120 I 16 ..1600 160 .. IM 4 II .. IM 4 to .. M 4 11 ,. 4I 111 ..loot 4 40 ..64 IN ..16 16 .. Ill I 40 T 104 f II 6 44 1 00 1 744 I 04 4 til I 10 t 140 I 1 I MO I 16 4 104T I 10 6 1060 I M 14 110 I 60 I A0 I 26 1 10U I 44 BULLS. " 1 . ,1AM I H I 1 M0 I 64 1. ...... 1 mo I 40 ' 1 1 11) I 40 1 I... 474 I 45 1 HEIFERS. 14 IM I 66 I 4 tut t 46 14 II 441 I 6 I I..., ! I 71 4 4 TO I 40 , 4. ..'... 2 40 3 45 t CALVES. 4..... t!l I tl 1 II 441 4 M 1 I u.. 4T 4 6 STOCK EKd ANU FEEDERS. 1 631 4 00 4 6a 4 tl 14 7 4 1 6 tf.0 4 II 1 64 4 16 !... 74 4 10 4 10 4 IS 4 714 4 61 1 407 4 16 . 10 1010 4 N HOGS Ail buyers in the hog yards were lined up on the bearish side, au at titude entirely consistent with conditions at other points and the market broke 5 lOu all along the line. Some little early business, especially In shipping grades, merely showed the leaser decline, but the demand from all quarters was dull and the bulk of sales after first rounds In dicated the- greater loss. Movement proved draggy throughout and trade wort along to a very tame finish. Yards were not completely cie&rea unm alter 10.30 o'clock. Shipper and ' speculator furnished pretty good support at the start, buying between fifteen and twenty loads of staple butcher, and lard averages. Total receipt amounted to only eighty-two loads and variety ranged from cholc heaviea down to common pigs, the same as recently. The beat lard animals on sale broucht 6.20, a dime under the high price at last week close, while Putctier offerliiK landed largely at I6.10rrr4.lli. Bacon hogs sold from tt-05 down to 8590 and less, spread being more closely bunched than was the cane last week. Pig receipts were limited to a few scattered bunches and uaual price were paid for anything healthy. No, At. . Bt. K. . At. Bit. Pr. 101 14 lu I 71 -' M 1W 6 lt4 lu4 lo ... 4 14 44 Ut MO 12V 77 tl ... I OS t l ... 4 IIS 41 1S ... 104 14 Ml SO 4 1S 14 Is 4 41 J1 M 4 1S It it ... IM 14 Ill 40 It's Ti Jo IK 104 M lit M 4 i;v, !lt t 4 OS 4T tst ... 4 list It M4 4 4 04 4 11 ... 14 tl Mi 40 4 14. ttl ... I 16 .7 t.) ... 4 44 44 t 1(4 16 40.. lit 44 4 04 4S tS4 10 4 14 41 1 ... I Oi 1 tl ) 4 14 41 ' ... 4 04 ti ft 4 16 4t S'.l ... 4 04 24 114 ... 4 II 11 IM ... 4 01 W 2 4 li IM ... 4 V4 It 2vl 1: I 16 S4 Ill H 111 a I 140 4 16 T Ill ... 4 1 to 90S 44 4 16 64 Ill 44 4 M 16 US 40 I 16 1 tT ... I 14 M I 14 1 4 ... 4 14 U In IS 16 1 ttl 140 4 1 04 rit I 174 4 .Ut M I It II HI 1st 111 4 .!7 44 4 )0 47 JM 130 I 17c, 7T 40 4 10 71 J .t to in 74 11 SO I HI st S9 ... to 7" J.I ... 4 14 61 370 ... I m J" o 10 i 24 10 1 at JM 10 I 1 Hi StO ... I til 47 5 10 I 14 a. nl 110 4 W 217 1 110 34 !? ... I to 3 2)4 HI 110 4.1 il til I to 0 M4 so I in H 91 11 I Id 7 21.7 40 I 1I 41 JJl 210 I to PIUt4 tiut3 ANU KMs4. II 11 ... 4 n 1I7 ... I n HO ... 4 to 4 140 ... 1 14 104 ... 4 0 SHEEP A very fair supply of sheep and lambs arrived, but quiilltv on an average proved common and ho small slice of the run was either poorly con ditioned or penltlvely unfit for slaughter. Fed and warmed-up classes made up the bulk of the csono-head estimate, and scarcity a! good dressing stuff naturally served to stimulate the packing demand for better quality string. Trade opened about steady in all lit branches and pens holding the mettv fair In iroorl cmH.. were all cleared on this basis by 9.30 U I IUCS. Some western wheatfleld lamb, almllar to th tubble-fed at laat i, i,.. sold early at to. 50. the highest price paid! u.,;. ihiub coming unaer corn-belt billing moved In small himcii,, ti; 5.35 and fed yearlings that weie fairly en iinisned moved at tt lO. Ueslrable heavy sheep were hard lo fln4 1..,, . minis ut iihio wemers reacnea t3.75 and loppy ewes landed at t3.30. There was nothing much doing In feed er early a offering lacked variety and country outlet waa rather restricted and uncertain. Only the better kind of strong-weight stock can be placed with finishers at present, and even at that the task of selling Is more or less dif ficult. In general. It appears aa If the 1U feeder sea h in Is in itp final stages, producing a scale of values subject to decided and erratic changes. In addition to seasonable dwindling of the demand the fact that thla week include a national holiday. In also regarded aa an Influence tending toward a small, back ward Inquiry. guotations on sheep and lambs: Good to choice Inmbs, ti".25'&,5.66; fair to good lambs, to.fcr5t5.2.;i; feeder lambs, 33.50ru) 4.65; fair to choice yearlings. tZ'fyxi.ia; feeder yearlings. f3.2D(aS.63; good to choice wethers, t3.40f((J.7S; fair to good wethers, t3.20j3.40; feeder wethers. S3. 004. 35; good to choice ewes, t3.1fi'it3.35; fair to good ewe, t2.o3.15; feeder ewes, S2.25ift2.0; cull ewes, tl.16ffl.75. Representative sales: No. Av, Pr. 23 fed wether ; 114 3 75 231 fed ewe 115 8 80 20 fed lambs 78 5 25 2 fed lambs 70 4 50 279 fed ylgs. and wethers 81 4 10 43 western ewe and ylgs.... 66 8 10 70 western ewes, feeders 75 4 01 24 Idaho lambs 88 6 60 133 fed wethers 11H 3 75 47 fat ewes Ill 8' 40 2D0 fed yearlings 93 4 10 tllan steers, HOikjT.OO; cow and helfcra, H 5" 1j7.it. III. MJS Receipts. IB. head; market steady, lower plus and lights, S4.50(u.2& puckers. IH U.ai; butchers and best heavy. Sti.ltifi6.4b. SHEEP ANU I.AM US Receipts, L300 head; marked Ki.Sc higher; native muttons, t-l.Wii3.7.: lpn:b, tl-uU7E; cu 1 In and bucks, l.&rQ-i.; Blocker, f-M 113.25. Bt. Joseph Live Stock Market, ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 27. CATTLE Re ceipts, 2.000 head; market Bteady; steers, t4.5038.2o; cows and heifers, t2.66nii.O0; calves, 330067.50. HOGS Receipts, 6,600 head: market low; top, 36.45; bulk of sales, t6.05i&6.40.. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,000 head; market steady; lambs, 34.5035.50. Bt. Lonl Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS. Nov. 27. CATTLE Re ceipts 2,500 head Including 1,400 Texans; market steady? 10c lower; native ship ping and export steers, S7.6Wf9.00; dressed and butcher steers, S5.0OiJj7.OO; Bteer under 1,000 lbs., t-1 0o(r7.00; stockers and feeders, S3.0oru6.(; cows and heifers, S3.OOtj7.00; canners, tl.0Ca3.O0; bulls, 33-75 4,3.25; calves, SL0OjS.25; Texas and In- (IIKACO 1.1 VK BTOCK MARKET Demand for Cattle 'Weak Hog Lower Sheep Strong. . CHICAGO, Nov. 27. CATTLE Receipts, IS.OOO head: market weak, at early prices; beeves, S4.5fvsiS.O0; Texas sleorR, t4.(t'u5.70; western steers, $4.4tr.i7.30; stockera anil feeders, ti!rOin.n; cotv and heifer, 11.80 t?5.M; calves, t5.nttrj4i.2r,. HOGS Receipts, 47.(iO head: market 60 lower than early; liuht, t."..5O'(i6.20; mixed, to.ttf6.40; heavy, t5.DOii6.45; rough, Sn.Wt) 6.10; good to choice heavy, I6.1imiH.4i,; pigs, S4.2'6.50: bulk of sales, 16.066.30. SHEEP AND LA MBS-Receipts, 32. 00 head; market strong; native, l.vi S.6fi; western, S2.40fr3.JO; yearlings, S3.bVf 4.60; Inmbs, native, SJ.jo'.n-o.oi; western, t3.50KJ6.60. Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 27. CATTLE Re ceipts, 12000 head. Including M0 southerns; market steady to 10c higher; dressed beef and export steers, Si.oOfiOI. 75; fair to good, 85.00tuti.i5; western steers, S4.0u(i6.65: stockers and feeders, S3. 75ii6.65; southern steers,' t4.0txq6.o0; sou t t ern cows, ta.OOdD 4.25; native cows, 12 .aUfrS.iiO; native heifers, S:i.7536.a0; bulls, S;i.iiOiU'4-60; calves, S3. 754(7.00. " HotlS Receipts, 13.000 head; market steady: Ji-ilk of salpt. tS.sri'(it.45; packers and butchers, tn.lottrt.tO; lights, t5.i5iiti.30; pigs. tl.O04i5.23. SHEEP' AND LAMBS Receipts 7.0W head; market steady to strong; muttons, t4.OtVTr5.60; yearlings. S3.3V(fl.2o; wethers, t3.otyi.50; ewes, t2.5ft3.15; stockers and feeders, S2-0Oii3.75. Stock In Sight. Receipts of livestock at the five prin cipal western markets yesterday: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. South Omaha a... 4,o0 6.o"0 9,000 St. Joseph 2,000 &,&) 1,0)0 Kansas City 12,0 13,000 7,000 St. LoulB 28,000 47.0TO 1.300 Chicago 21,000 47,O0i) Sl.OOO Chicago 2S.000 47,O.H) 32,000 Totals 'P0 Saeo 50,300 Sugar Market. NEW TORK. Nov. 27. SUGAR Raw, quet; Muscovado, 89 test, 4.56c; centrif ugal, 96 test, 5.06c; molasses sugar, 9 test, 3.91c; refined, quiet. OMAHA SINGER REFUSES ' GOOD OFFER TO SINQ Louis J. Klebba, clerk In the office of County Judge Leslie, has been offered 160 a week to join the Aborn English grand opera company, which appeared at the Boyd theater last week. He refused tho offer because he already partially has perfected plans to go to Europe to study next spring. Nicolo Nicosia, director of the Aborn company, who tries out promising voices In every city his company visits, gave Mr. Klebba a hearing Saturday night and said he. possessed an excelent tenor voice. After a conference with tho company manager he made the offer. PERMANENT ADDRESSES of CThlef Attractions aad Tnlnga of Interest Seen at the Land Show rizona Booth of the big duck and the loud noise; where they gave away five acres of orange land to the lucky guesser on the jar of nuts. The land of flowers, oranges, grape lrult, lemons, figs, dales, nuts, oil van and alfalfa the year round. Address, North Salt River Valley irrigation Co.. Pboenlx. Ar. California i Angelea, San Diego. The Booth where you everything worm while and then aome! eluding climate and opportunity. Address . Angeles Chamber of Commerce, or ban ego Chamber of Cjmn.erce. Better still, go out and see for yourselves. California Where you saw the famous Sacramento Valley Exhibit. Inquire about the next excursion to thla beautiful country, Nov 16. Trowbridge A Bolster, 404 City National Bank Building. Omaha, Nebraska. v California At the Tulare County Booth you saw the big peaches, potatoes, cort. - pumpkins, prunes and plum. Also the fine oranges, lemons and citrus fruits. You can farm tor pleasure and profit In Tulare County, Addross, Tulare County Board of T raise, Vlsalta, California. California "Patterson in the Famous Ban Joaquin V'al Icy. Why not go with ua and gee this I'axa. dise for Plain People. Payne Investment Company, Omaha, Nebraska. Colorado! Where you saw the Platte sUver Valley Exhibit, mowing wneat, oats, liax anu corn raiaeu on tun rrigated soil; land that pays (or ltsslf la two ,yar.. We sell this laud on terms 01 oue-tnira to one-nair casn, dsuuic s tu d rtara. Auurtu Platte River Valley Land Co., (Men ing, uoiorauo. Colorado Colorado Apples, Apples, Big Red and Yellow Apple, nice clean potatoes, sugar oeet, grains aa grown at Xtotohklss, Delta Count?, Colorado. "You remem bert Remember also rands from t&o per acre and upward. Address Oould and WUloughby, Uotcbklss, Colorado. "whara vou aaw tha San Lula Valley Exhibit- showing especially the big grain and field peas, unequalled for hog feed; heard about the new sugar factory; and vhere you learned that you can buy Irrigated land In this rich valley on terms of one-tenth. Address C. A. Robinson. 1st Nat'l Bank. Denver. Colo. A at AnRntt' The Rio Grande Home Co., of Alamosa, Colo., oc f"lll fill ft If fl cupled Booth No. 1. This la where you saw the J UlilJ Al i lUU fine cabbage, celery and othe.' vegetables; also w SO varieties of Colorado grasses oats that ylelued Itlfe bushels per acre. 73 H bushels of wheat, wonderful alfalfa, choice potatoes, etc., from the Sunny ban Luis Valley. Colo. Write them todayl Where you saw especially the fine Apples, Poiawcs and grain raUed in Marsh Valley, the "Garden Hpot of Idaho." Address Downey Improvement Co., Downey, Idaho. alio Nebraska Nebraska Northwestern Where you bought those T Bo Cos tor a Wlokel and the J-a Trudaa for a Dime. . You Remember! Tracy Stroa. Co- who aell v more cigar In Omaha than any other house. Why 7 Quality. All first class dealers sell our good a Tracy Bros. Co., 1416 Doug. St., Omaha, Neb. "biiliin LdghtjtiDx Ktulg, the booth that In terested mauy showing the (Trade Mark) of the test in Lightning Protection. Address. W. C. Shlnn, Lincoln, Nebraska. aw tho beautiful alfalfa and ? exhibit, lou retiiemoer: uarge cattle and sheep. If Interested Where you stock raUin . fn alfalfa raising .vrite to Oeneral Paasen Omaha. Nebraska. iter . K., for pamphlet dealing Wnero you saw Ihe attractive cyotoronu or in vnj Aaent. Chicago nd xuiiy w Northwestern 1th the supject. ri c autism and the WUianiatt Tuuey created oy ceo. I Irrinrnn L fcthreiber. The artiat la Identified with leading art lllHUIIll clubs-iii Chicago and the country. He Is also super Ill U2LUII vlbor of drawing In the fcalem grado and high schools. W0 Address Oeo. U bchrelber. OH Pi v. tit- balem. Ore. rr.M,l v fertile Willamette valley Booth was the blKgcst agrlcultutal and horticultural display. BToa Irritated fruits, nuts and vege.ables. No blizzards, storms or drouths. No crop lailures. Five new rail roads. Write to Commercial Club (secretary at Corval- lis, Albany or Palem. Oregon. Let u explain to you how 10 own a 6 or 10 acre fruit and garden tract. Albany, Oregon, one of the best town In Oregon, and In the very heart of the famous Willamette Valley. 11.250 00 for the entire tract, oil ea-sv monthly tiiyncntt No tajtes, no iniereti. gooa marseia t,aii or wViM Hecker & liaui, 821 Brandels Theater Building, Omaha. Where you saw the two-beaded calf, the large cabbage, tha flax grown on sod, and the wheat grown without Irrigation Address Ardmote Commer cial Club, trdinort. South Dakota. Oregon OflEGOn South Dakota Utah Ko boom price 410 Newhouse 1 Wyoming The booth with the six-foot wheat: the 100 bushel oats; the perfect apples; the national sliver trophied won In competition against the fruit and farm section of th world. The famous Uu unison vaney in me nesri or uian. spsiuirg, MVintaiun iqt. t-O- y Nat. UK. niag., 1 'mana, nso. No boom prices yet. Alfalfas natural home. 410 NVwhiuse Uldg . lt Lake City. 812 Clt You don't have to be rah to start farming Land sold on crop payments. Remember the fine products of this year's crop. Address C. L- Beatty, Pine Bluffs. Wyoming. "The Wylle Way." where the ticket was given away dally. Our nsw folder will be published Deo. 1. No rhars-e. Write for It toiler W-IX.U1 EAJri:n? cajcpiho couAir. UTiaasTojr. stoTTAiA. Yellowstone Park