GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
After Sevoral Days' Decline Wheat
Took a Rally Yesterday.
CORN MARKET TRIFLE BULLISH
Onls Sperinllst Sny Trier Would De
Much Lower but for the l'nct
Hint There 1 n Lnriro
Shortage of C'nrs.
OMAHA, Nov. 1, 191!.
It was natural thut wtieat iihould have
I?m.e ,y trom ttn over-sold spot late
JMterday alter several days' decline,
even without anything ftvsh In the way
SL 1 nV!" The short interest was re-
Tho pllelng up of about 2,000,000 bushels
or wheat In northwest markets In nddl-Ar-M
the 1JPav' shlpmpnts from Duluth
to Chicago for the week Is making the
trade g vo attention to tho accumulation
pr stocks. The weather In tho northwest
Is somewhat against the largo movement,
nut any delay In shipments will probably
i .",y. tepPorRry. Many conservative
lenders think selling pressuro will return
on any further; rally. If Intervention to
end the Raikan war takes place without
any compll.-atlon among tho powers nn
other supporting feature In wheat nt
home and abroad will bo lost. Cash
wheat was ViSJRic lower,
riiB appearance of an active cash do
mand for corn late yesterday, with lance
rales to domestic consumers and a large
ntrgo for export, some rally in the sam
Pie markets, with choice corn scarce,
helped rally the new crop futures the
last hour. The bad weather over the
corn belt was a bull help. Rany and
?!'.., c?n1t'is with snow promised for
Illinois late today will no doubt have a
moderately bullish effect on the trade.
On the othor hand late reports Indicate
even larger corn yields than, was estl
mated, a ho May contracts are sluggish
on the rallies, and that month should be
told Tor a lower level, The action of
traders In December corn must be gov
erned largely by the weather outlook.
Cash corn unchanged to 3c lower.
Nearly every oat specialist was bearish
inn night. Somo of tho cash handlers
said prices would bo much lower were It
not for the fact that car shortage pre
vented BUPDlles from ru-cumnlnllnir.
Cash oats unchanged to Wc higher.
There will be no market In Chicago or
Omaha Saturday, November 2. on account
of the funeral of Vice President Sherman.
Primary wheat receipts were 2.2C1.O0O
bu. and shipments 1,002.000 bu against
receipts of 1.073,000 bu. and shipments of
549.000 bu last year.
Primary corn receipts were 318,000 bu.
and shlnments 1.141.000 bu.. airalnst re
ceipts of 379,000 bu. and shipments ot
z-io.wu du. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1,1S7,000 bu.
and shipments l.OSO.000 bu., ngalnst re
ceipts of 436,000 bu. and shipments of 351.-
000 bu, last year.
Clearances were 14,000 bushels ot corn.
701,000 bushels ot oats and wheat and
flour equal to 1,40S,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed KitfTid lower on whoat
and Hd lower on corn. v
The following cash sales were reported
today Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 1 car,
64Vic; 17 cars, Wic No. 3 hard winter.
1 car (yellow), 85V4c; 1 car (dark), MVic;
1 car, Sic; 5 cars, 83io; 7 cars, 83Hc. No.
I hard winter, 1 car, 82c; 1 car, 81V4c; 1
car (corn mixed), 81c. No. 2 spring, 1 car,
Ma No. 3 spring, I car, S3V4c; 1 car, S3!4o;
4 oars, 83c; 1 car, 82V4c. No. 4 spring, 1
car, Sic; 1 car, 804c; 4 cars, 80c. No. 2
durum, 2 cars,' SOVtc No. 3 durum, 1 car,
SOc. No. 3 mixed, U cars, 83Hc: 3 cars.
S3c. No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 80c. Corn; No. 2
white, 1 car, 5c. No. 2 yellow, 1 car, 59c.
.No. 3 mixed, 3 cars, 57c; 1 car 55c, No. 4
mixed, I car, 54yjc. Barley: No. 1 feed,
1 car, C24c Ryo: No. 2, 2 cars, 63c. No.
3. 1 car. C3c. Oats: No. 3 white, 2 cars,
He; 4 cars, 30c. No. 4 white, 2 oirs,
3C'ic.
Omnlin Cash rrleen.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 84086V4c; No. 3
hard, KOSSHc; No. 4 hard. S082!4c: No.
2 spring, 82iiS3Hc; No. 3 spring, WWQSlo.
CORN No. 2 white. 67c; No. 3 white,
Kfio; No. 2 yellow, 6Sg59o: No. 3 yellow,
67'.itGSHc; No, 3, 54&867c; No. 4, 6354VC
OATS-No. 2 white, 3Ri31s;c; standard,
3108H4CJ No. 3 white, C0ft(h31ci No. 4
white, Wlte.
BAULKY Malting, 576670; No. 1 feed,
47f56c.
RYE-No. 2, 63c; No. 3, C2V45KSC..
Cnrlot ItreetpM, i
wneat. corn. Oats.
Chicago
Minneapolis .
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City.
St. Louis
Winnipeg ...
102
131
289
. 618
. 532
. 117
. 157
, 103
4
0
27
27
19
42
891
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Fenturcs of the Trading; nnd Closing;
Priced on Ilnsril of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. J. Wheat today sagged
to near the law est point thin season.
Prospects of a speedy end to tho Turkish
war had a good deal to do with taking
the snap out of tho market. Closing
prices were weak, lHc to lVflc under
last night. Corn closed i to Hc down,
oats at a decline of V4" to V4tjc and
provisions So to 22V4c lower.
Heaviness ruled wheat from the out
set. Rallies wero few and In no case
important. News that Argentine rains
had not done much damngu; unloading
by those who did not ca,-c to risk a
stoppago of business until Monday and
the fact that the Increase of stocks this
week at Minneapolis' and Duluth was
more than double that of r. year ago,
wero bearish factor. December delivery
In Chicago ranged from 89Tt90T4c, with
last sales 1H1Hc net lower at 89G90c.
Corn went to new low prices for the
present crop. Constantly Increasing re
ceipts gave tho market a heavy tone.
Moreover, Argentine shipments this week
broke all records 7,761.003 bushels against
none a year ago. December fluctuated
between 61o and 6lftc, closing weak at
61c. a fall of R4c from last night. Cash
grades were, slow, No. 2 yellow was
quoted at t969ic . , M
In oats as well as corn, values touched
a new low level compared with previous
prices this Heason. Weakness pf other
grain led to the break which In turn
brought about not a little export trade,
Outside limits for Deocmber proved to
bo 31VSO and 3ITic, with the close Mc off
Bt 3lWo' , . ' , , '
Although provisions opened firmer be.
cause ot an advance at the yards, the
ninrkekt soon weakened under tho In
fluence of cheaper cereais. une outcome
wus an all around decline. Pork, 22V4ci
lurd, 612,ic, and ribs, 5Jjl0c.
The leading f-run-i. rai.aeO as follows
Article! Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y.
W heat
Dec.
JIay.
July.
C'r.rn
July.
WiJfSO D1U
....'
51 E2V4
Wi 51',,
5194
3R41 32
33"iC?4 3STi
3S433',i
' 16 20
JS 40 IS 24
IS CO J.S Slj
io m ...... .
10 07.
10 CO 10 67H
10 22-25 10 27Vi
10 50
9 95 10 00
9 80 77
GlTf 51
51HH4!
UK 50T
52W!61tieHl
Dec..31'!ie'-T
May. 33,S'T4
July. I 331.1
31',
am
33WGi
33f33H
Nov.. I 16 20
Jin.. IS C5
18 65
18 &
10 K
10 SO
10 70
10 25
18 XtVt
17 97W
10 77H
Mayl.is 20-25
UK1
Dec .
10 to
10 70
10 23
10 50
10
10 65
W 174
Jan
May. Nov..
Jan..
May.
10 0S-06
10 05 9 92H
V 10
9 80382 9 70
Cahh nuotutlons were as follows;
FLOrk Poy; winter palents, J4.301j
l.i; winter straights. U-Vi&iM: spring
patents, $4.256.40; spring straights, JI.Oj
to A: tinkers, 3.60iS.8j.
nYE No. 2. C7V.roc.
BARLUy Feed or mixing, isy3c; fair
to cr-jlce malting. Wat2c.
BBKDrJ Timothy, IJ.0O&3.83; cloyer, IU0O
SpROVISIONS--Mess pork. I1R.S5OT6.J7H.
Ijird (In tierces). 110.50. Short ribs (.loose),
Jl.258 10.75. ...
Tttal CimrancAB of wheut and flour
wre equal to tOS.OOO bu. Bxorts for the
week, as shown by Bradstreefs. were
C48.ftX) bu. Primary receipts were 2,2Cl,(X
Uu. compartd with 1.073.UO bu. the corrt
srondlng day a yar ago Etlmattd re
ceipts for tomorrow: Wheat, KS cars;
dm 101 c-rs: puts. 261 can; hogs, 7.5U
"adago Cash Prices-Wheat. No. rtd,
U.btMd 1T7. No. 3 red. 91rfl 02, No. 3 hard,
WiSi'-e No. 3 haid sx2c. No. 1 norther-.
UP1hc. N 'i rv rtbern, iOirOc. No
rnrtrorn kOiiJc No. - spring trtiiWc
No 3 -prlng. MHJSse; No. 4 spring, SPjr
X8c; VeUt shaft, USBKc; durum. rdgWlc.
i.orn: .o. i. 9Mttwr; Nn, x wh.te. Mr
jeViC No. t yellow. tsio. No. ,i. .vstr
c: No. 3 white. ktjfi9c; No. 3 y4low.
iiew. We; old. M41Mtc: Nn. 4. lAiHSc-
Nn. 4 whtte. new. Mkc nld. KUMtAr- S,i
4 yellow, now, 62Hc; oldL S7ftKW- 0U:
No. 4 while. 3li4:Hr. No. 4 White. 9&
Jlic; sundard. Xtf3340.
live: No. 2, tTWwr.Vj. Harley. MOT'
Seels: Timothy. 3.005I.S6j clover, $13.00
eis.w,
1U lTKIt-Hrm; creameries, SfiSOHe.
dairies, 2aHSc.
K108-Plrmi recolpts, 4,202 eae: at
mark, cases Included, 19fl30c: ordinary
firsts, 32r. firsts. Xc.
IXll'LTHY-AIIVe, flnn! turkeys, Kc,
chickens. 11H"; springs, 12Vic.
CHKKSt-Steadyi Uaslcs. KHKlie,
twins, 164ffl7c; young Americas, 17tt(j
17c; long Jiorns, 16617c.
lJTATOKS-Steady; receipts, 10 cars
Michigan, 4ii(4Se, Minnesota. 42if5c; Wis.
consln, 43ft4e.
V 1U L St cady. at 9gllc
NEW TOltlC flKM-ntAI, Tit All K 13 T
Qnotntlona of the Iy "n Vnriotis
rnntiuoilltlm,
NBAV YORK, Nov. l.-FLOl'R-Qulot,
lower; spring patents. M.aiN.90; win
t?r straights, Jl.uOiHW; winter patents,
M.7DS.1S: spring clears, JI.KeM.fiO; winter
H.70Go.lj: spring clears, Jl.Ker-l.W; winter
Sutras, No. 1, S4a0S'l.; winter extras. No.
"..V.r.il"! Kansas straights. ii.isW4.zj.
liffi T,7rLS,(iT11 'it!V!
closed at il 01&
, CORN Wp.t market weak; cxiHirt, 57.
f. o. b. afloat, December to Murcb
OATft-Spot market quiet; No. 3, 30
39W, No. 4. S7WtfJ;Wc: natural white, 3itf'
"'jw; white clipped, 3Stlc.
I'lOtiiD has , tvefctvin bran, .5017
IZl.tt; standard middling, $23.26; city,
14.26; per sack, $23.60.
HAY Quiet: prime, nominal: No. L 11.10
61.lt: No. 2, J1.00CL06; No. X, 85c.
HIDBS-Kirm; Central America, 3!ic
Ilogota, 2Sff29c.
LEATHBll Film; hemlock flrsbJ. 270
28c; seconds, 26.V77o; thirds, Sifatet re
jects, ISo.
PROVISIONS-Pork, barely steady;
mess, ti9.oooi9.75; family 323.00024.00;
mess, I18.0H19.00; family, t22.O0f23.O0; beef
hams, JM.0Offil.W. Cut meals, quiet;
.Pickled beillte, lv to 14 lbs., 111.0014.50;
pickled hams. 114 01 Lard, weak mlrt-llc
I west prime, Jll.lMlll.20: refined, easy;
wjnuneni. iii.ku; outn Amenoa,
compound. J3.00ii.25.
, TALLOW Rarely steady: prime city,
hhds., GHej speclol, lc', .country. y4C
U L'TTKR Firm ; receipts, 4.872 tubs;
creamery, ox t ran. 82c; firsts, 2jJ30o;
creamery held extras. 0OVUf31cl stato
dairy, finest. Kfi'30c; process, extras, 27t
taciory, June maxe, rirsis. zivtw-ao:
current makes, first, 24 -ic: packing stqck,
current make. No. J, 230S3Vtc.
CHUKSI--EaBy; receipts. 2,800 boxes;
state, whole milk, held, colored specials,
175ieiSc; white specials. I7H4J17VC1 sklnlt,
41 15c.
EOOS Steady; receipts, 7,262 cases; fresh
gathered, extras, 35Q3Sc; refrigerator spe
cial marks, fancy, 2IMC, nearby hennery
whites, fanoy, large, new laid. 53955c;
western, gathered, whites, KI5J38C.
POULTRY Live, steady; western chick
ens, 13;vff'l-tHc; fowls. 12i4Q'14o: turkoys,
16c. Dressed, easy; lresh- killed western
chickens, 12617c; fowls, H017',4c; turkeys,
16tS20c.
4
St. Loots General Mnrlcet.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 1.-WI1EAT-Cosh,
lower; track, No. 2 red, tl.O4Sl.00;
No. 2 hard, X393c.
CORN-Weak; track, No. 2, 59HHJ62C,
No. 2 white, 63c,
OATS-Steady; track, No. 2, 32ttS3Jc;
No. 2 white, 34c.
Closing prices of futures:
rW."S6Ir,wer: December, 91W91Hc;
CORN Lpwer;
19U(ir49Sc.
December, 43Vic; May,
OATS Lower; December, 31Vc; May,
S3 Via
nvr Lower; &5c.
FIX) UR Firm; red winter patents, 34.95
(SX3.2S; extra fancy and straight, 4.351.85;
hard winter clears.- i3.DO0O.GO..
SEHD Timothy, tlO.00.
CORNMEAI-t3.60.
BRAN Weak; sacked (east track), P5
(QOSc
HAY Dull: timothy. 313.00ftl7.00: nral.
rio. jn.ooiin6.oo.
TWINE Hemp, Sc
BAGGING 10 S-lKc
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Job
bing, 316.75. Lard, unohanged; prime
steam, 311.22H11.32H. Dry salt meats un
changed; boxed, extra shorts, ill.62H;
clear ribs, 311. CH; short clears, 312.00.
Hfttion. unchanged: boxed, extra shorts.
J12.62Ht dear ribs, 3I2.62H; short clears,
POULTRY Dull; chickens, lie; spring.
12Hc; turkeys, 15c: duckB, 12c; geese, 11c.
UUTTER-Steady; creamery, 2&tf20c.
EQaS-Weak, ot 23Hc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 9,000 11,000
Wheat, bu 126.000 73.000
Corn, bu 23.000 28.000
Oats, bu 71,000 72,000
Kansas City Grain nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1. WHEAT
Cash, unohanged to lc lower: No. 2 hard.
sSQUSc; No. 3. S886c; No. 2 red, 97H6I1.01;
CORN Unchaneed: No. 2 mixed, old. 56
f7c; new, E4c; No. 3, old, 57c; now, 50fj
oao: io. i wnue, oia, V4c; now, MiJ&w;
OATS Steady: No. 2 white. S3WSi3tc:
No 2 mixed, 33f33Hc.
uiosing prices ot ruiures;
WHEAT-December, 84084Mcj May, 3H
CORN-December. 47Ue47?4ci May. 4SV4c:
July. 48Ho.
OATS-December. 32rS302'ie: May, 3IV.C
nYK-65c.
HAY Firm: choice timothy. 113.500
M.O0; choice prairie, 813.00(313.60.
HUTTER Creamery. 2Sc: firsts. Met
seconds', 24c; packing stock. ttMc.
EdOS-Extras, 25tei firsts, 2414c; sec
onds, lie.
POULTRY Hens. HWc: roosters. So;
springs, llH13c; young turkeys. 15c,
Rocelnts. Shlnments.
"Wheat, bu.,.. 161.000 123,000
i-orn, bu w.wo a.ouo
pats, bu 7,000 13,000
Mliineniiolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. l.WUKATDe.
eember, 85i5ic; May, 91&91K-C; cash.
No. 1 hard, 87Hc; No. 1 northern. 55S
fcGHc: No. 2 northern. 82840: No. 3.
SOHSjSc.
CORN No, 3 yellow. e4S5c.
OATS No. 3 white, 2ft4&0c.
RYE No. 2, fa2c,
RRAN-318.5OO1S.00.
FLOUR First patents, J4.3f.if4.65: sec
ond potents, M.'JOilltt: first clears, J3.LW
3.50; second clears, !2.4O3',.70.
SEED Flax, S1.41.
RARLKY 41S5c.
Pbtlailejlphln Iroditce Market.
PHllAEL.IHIA, Nov. l.RUTTER
Finn and in good demand; western
creamery, extra, K'.tc. . . ,
Edas Firm. 30iiOe per cose higher:
I'ennsyivonia nna owier iicainy mai,
freo cases. JS.SO'tflO.20 per case; current
receipt, free cases, $5,7079.60 xr case;
western firsts, free casus. 10. Wit 10.20 Del'
Pennsylvania nnd other nearby firsts,
case; current receipts, free cases, fS.io1
v.V) per case.
CHEESE Quiet and unchanged
Jllhrnnkee drain Market
MILWAUKEE, Nov. L WHEAT No. '
1 northern. 84Sto No. 2 northern. 870 ,
87l,ic; May. 92Hc8Wio,
CORN-NO, 3 yellow, 61c: No. 3 white,
ww. it.A W7T-. , v.uvi7iv(
RARLEY-5SW76C.
Liverpool Grain 3Iarket.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. t. WHEAT Bpot,
steady; No. 3 Manitoba, Ss id; futures,
easy; December. 7s March, 7s 6-id;
May, "s 5d.
CORN Spot, easy; nevf American, kiln
dried, lis HHd; futures, steady; Decem
ber, 5a IHd; January, 5s ld,
Peorln Market.
PEORIA, Nov. l.-CORN-Markot 101H
higher; No. 2 yellow. 5SHc; No. 3 yellow,
5SSc; No. 2 mixed, 6Sc; No. 3 mixed, 68c.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 33c;
standard. S'.'c; No. 3 white, 31;c; No. 4
yvhlte, 31c
'I'oleilu llraln Mnrkrl.
TOLEDO, Nov. 1.-RKI3DH Clover. caWi
prime. 111.15; December. U1.17M,. Alslke
cash prime, Depcmber. March. 11.32. Tim
othy. prime December, $1 90; March, 13.50.
Duluth Grain -Market.
urwTir. qy, i - wiie t No. i
hard, & No 1 northern No. "
northern Vq, December, t5c asked,
MV WlMio Mr1
THEBKK:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Holidays at Home and Abroad Serve
to Curtail Operations.
LOCAL BANKS CALLING LOANS
llnj-'n lltiatue tin Kxehnnrre Snmll.
cut of Anr Full Sensloh In Several
AVeek Opening Prices
Adratire.
NKW YORK. Nov. 1 -Observance of
religious holidays at all the principal
Kuuipean centers, Uerlln excepted, and
s. holiday hero tomorrow In honor of
the lato Vice President Hhermuli served
to curtail today s operations on the local
Mock exchange. An additional deterrent
wns found In call money, which rose to
9 per cont, u fraction over yesterday's
official quotatlun. although tliu rloso was
nearer 6 per cent.
Prospects of Impairment of clearing
house reserves prompted some calling of
loans by local banks. In a gcnoral way,
however, tomorrow's bank statement Is
expected to work out more lavoiably
than recent forecasts Indicated. The hlgli
' than recent forecasts lndlcat
money rateB of the Inst f
few days re-
suited In a heavy Inflow of money from
wo" anks reducing local bank losses
the smallest of any full day In several
1 weeks. Opening prices showed general
ndanies with n smsrt gain In Canadian
Paclflo. This was followed by general
-"lcclines, which obliterated all early gains,
. nud then a long period of stagnation.
1 Towards the clo?e, when It became evl-
dent that thero would bo no repetition of
yesterday's money squeese, the market
once more giew moderately active, clos
ing with n firm undertone.
Several prominent railroad systems s
sued returns for September. The St.
Paul railroad n'lowed a net gain for that
month of $920,000, while the Pennsylvania
gained 3378.000 on Its eastern lines and
3177,000 on those west of lMttsburgh. New
York Central showed a net decrease of
JW3.O0O.
Ronds were firm with msrked improve
ment In speculative Jssuee. Total snlcs
par value, S1.440.tXs). United States govern-
ment bonds wero unchansed.
Number of sales and lending quotat'ons
on stocks today were n follows:
FnWt. Hih. low. rio
AmUtmtt Oopper ..
Amcrlcui Asrlculturtl .
Ammcnn Hel 8uir..
Amtrlcan Ctn
American CSin rM
Arrnrlon C. A V
m.:m t
IS MS
.... 6TH
too S IT 67
0,100 Mi 4H
100 K IS 114
loo MM ai Dft
American Cotton Oil (09 57
Am, Ife Srfurltlta I0 SO
American Linseed 10rt 15
American Locmntlra ... W0 41
(7
43S
MS
20
4SS
American 8. A R 3.M0 IJH
2
Am. H. (. pr4
Am. Sugar llntinlns ....
American T, ft T.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mlnlnc Co...
AtcMaon, ex-dlvliland .
Ichlion pfd ,
Atlantic Ooaat Una
naltlmore ft Ohl
IMthlehcm stael
100 107H 101 U 107
100 IttS 1H 1MU
i.mo tots tits uid
l,t,0 27S 2t J77U
1,0 41 42V. 41S
J, 800 197U 104S 104S
100 101 lot lots
100 II4S 13S US
too lots loss lot
1,000 44 46U ii
llrooVlyn Itapid Tr 1,M Mi
ranadlnn racltlc 1.000 J(
Central Luther 400 33
ClieMpeuke & Ohio 400 SIS
MS
IKS JUS
Hit sis
tl its
II 1S
t-nicngo a. w too JH
Itilciio, 11. St.' I'..,,.
fhlcaso Sc N. W.(
Colorado V. t, I
Consolidated (las
rfirn Product
I'rlavare & Hudaon
Denvar & Itlo Oranda....
Kenrer & 11. 0. pld
Dtatlllera' Bn-urltlei ....
11 o
Prla M pfd
Brl id Jfd
Oaneral tlectrls 1
Or alt Northern pfd......
(troat rthern Ora ct(a..
Illinois Central
Intc rtiorouth Met,
Inter, Met. ptd
International Harveiter
Inter-Marina pfd ...... .
International Paper
International Pump ,,,,,
Kannn city Southern. ,.,
Laded Oaa ,
Lchlih Vallar
Louimrllle A eVaahvlll..
II., 8t. P. & 8. a.. M. ...
Mlaaourl. K. 4 T
Mlaaourl Pacific
National Ulacult ,
National Iead
N. n. n. of M. td pfd..
New Yolk Central
2,0W 0S 10S 1091k
too iju nts u
100 MS HS 3
too 1I4S 1US 1S
l.tOO 17H H!i 17
IMS
, tos
JC0 S6U !Ci
3,eoo S4H s
100 1 U
tes
IIS
(IS
tl
, 100 HIS HIS IMS
COO ill U7S HIS
100 47 47
ms
TO SO IIS US
COO 4S 4S S
(w ltos isos i:os
US
300 us us us
700 ns u
10S
1,100 17tS 173S I73S
2 157 1(7 U7S
200 140S HS 10S
104 I7S HH ITS
1,490 42 S 41S 4S
too 1US 31'i 1S01
too ts esH os
ml
1,000 11IS lit 114
3(S
114S
US
i.eoo itt is i"s
?3S
N. Y O. tt W
Norfolk &. western
North American
Northern Pacific
IVcINc Mall
rennavleanla
1,100 IKS l"H I'l
People'a Oaa, ax-dlfldend ,.
r.. i, c. i bt. l:
Plttvburth Coal
PreaKed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
liS
1TO 101 104 10
ZOO sis SIS J3S
31
i I
34,(00 170S 170 110S
100 31S 3IH 31S
100 MS MH 2S
1,(00 US 2H 2(S
190 (0 (0
ISS
100 MS 70 tOS
(00 IDS 4S 4ii
(4
1,100 110S IMS HO
1,409 2tS MS 19 S
409 (IS (IS MS
200 41 41 40S
IM SIS MS 4S
13,!09 110S HIS US
OS
80S
Heading ,
Republic 1. & B.
Ttepntlie I. A B. pfd....
Rock Inland Co ,
Rock Iiland Co nfd
St. L. A S. P. Id pfd....
Seaboard Air Una
Seaboard A. L. pfd
8OB.-Sheffield 8. & I....
Southern raclflo
Routhern lUllway
! Ho. luiiwsr pM
Tnneee copper ,.
Triaa & raclflo
I'nion raclflo
t'nlon Pacific pfd........
United State. Itealtjr ...
United Blatea Rubber..
("0 (IS (IS (IS
united Btatea 8teel O.too 765, 7IS 7CH
II. 3. Steel pfd
-oo in ins iS
uttn uopper
Va. -Carolina Chemical
Wabuth
Wabash pfd ,
weatern Maryland
Weitaru Union
Weatlughouae Klectrlo
i,3oo 2s :s its
inn iau ul. tatl
- . -
4S
., 400 us us ns
MS
lira ii ti
(00 82 t
71
1S
S
wneeutig u. K
100 f
Total aalea for the dar, SM.W0 abarea.
Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1. MONEY On
I call. Strom; : Bffi'J ni-r CPtll ' 111 1 Itl W Cn In fl
per cent: closing bid, 6 per cent: offered
at 6V4 per cent. Time loans strong; sixty
and ninety days, 0 per cent: six months
; 6Hyi per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-0 per
cent. '
I STERLING EXCHANGI5 Heavy, with
I actual biislnesr. In bankers' bills at 54.8176
for slxtyday bills and at 31.8550 for de-
inana; commercial unia, i,tii.
SILVER Oar, C2Hcj .Mexican dollars,
48lic.
RONDS Government, railroad, steady.
Closing uuouitlons n .bonds today wcr
ns follows:
U. B. ret. ti. ref.,.101SK. C. So. ref. (a,, II
rniiMi 101 SL. 8. dab. in 1HI.. tit:
tl. B. 3. ret ,.103SU N. mil. 4a 7S
do coupon ......."ii-rf.. r.. & x, m it, n
U. 6. 4, r 113 do cen, 4S lis
tl coupon , lo. raclflo 4,,,,,, 7)S
rsnarno. a, cvw...w.t uu runr, ua ft
A.-C. lt ( ctla..,, 1 N R R of M 4S JO
Atner. At. 5a V. r. g, JS... (JS
A, T A T cv. Co dab.
Am. Tobacco n. ." n- Jl. S U
. .... Co. 4S-- ', cr. SSa M
ifchlaon E..4a.... 7SN- t W. let c, 4a 7
Ao cT i, nu 104'., do ov. la. ..... ,,.iu
s. 107VSM). Pacific l. . am
a. C. !' iv 110
t pal. ft Ohio 4a tSO, . I ridf. la... Its
I do 3S !i!pn1u cr- MS
' nmok. Tr, c. 4i MS 'do con. 4a ,.10IS
On. of On. w
10 lteailn sen. 4..., MS
; J5r ' g
c.d'' ts.! n Kt. L 'a w e"i;" Sit
c B 4 3. i. i' . K eo. rc, ci. 4. uu
I o sen. til .. .... M Ao cv. 4. , pt
ID H A B r ct uu itv rer. t.
C M ft B F tr 4S-105T do Ht'ref. I .. jk
C, R, I, & P. e. 4a. 8S,f3e. Ralajr (a.. .ItS
C, & S. r 4Se, IS Union peclfle 4i..., tvl
t II. cr, 4a. .... 7S do er 4,, let
D. & R. O. ref. tf. US do let k ref. 4i. SU
rrltllla (a ....... 71SP. 8, IHlbUr li,.,.MV
Erie p. I 4-t MSU. H. Steel M u. ,I9J
dd ttn. 4e...... 7tSV.-Car. Chem, ii. je;
do ct. 4e, r 77SWibaah ltt e. la Its
III. Cen, let ref. 4e NS Waaler Md. 4a nil
Inter Met 4Sa. . MS Went. Bleo. , (a,, ajii
Inter. M. M. 4S.- 5SWIf. CVntral la. ti?
Japan ISa . . ... l
Did. Offered
London HfocU SInrket,
LONDON. Nov. 1 The monetary ten
sion was rollevad today by the distribu
tion of W.ooo,ooo n dividends and tho
demand slackened with the turn of the
month, piscount rates remained firm itfid
brokors are acting cautiously In view of
the continental monetary situation and
tho war In the Rnlkans.
Treusiir)' .Statement.
WASHINGTON". Nov. V-The condl
tlpn of the United States treasury at the
beginning of business today was. Work
ng balanct SW 102.721, In banks and Phil
Plln ttm-ury $11 7CP.g; total of general
rands 14K7:f,7!S. Receipts yesterday
U'JW.i I disbursement. 31.881.625. Trie ,
OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVKMHER 2,
defldt this fiscal year Is ,7RWa as
against a deficit of fc.l$0,(0 last year.
The figures for receipts, dlsbuisemxtits
hd dcftelt exclude Pamthui canal and
public debt transactions.
UKPOIIT OK fl KAHINU IIOl'SK
Trnnsnctlon of Anaoclnted llanUn
for the Weeh,
NTW YORK, Nov. l.-Uradstreofs
IwriK elearirms rcnoit for the week end-l?f,Y-ol?l,r
81 s"ow an RgstMitB ot
I.4l3,,n,tv0, hm anltist last
week and $J,:w.Wu,0ia In n.c coneioiid.
Ing week last ear. following Is u tut
ot the cities:
I.
CITIUS.
I
New fork
Chicago
Uoston
Philadelphia ..
St. Louis.......
Kansas City...
I'lttsburgh .....
Sun Francisco,,
liaitlmore .....
niciniiiitl .....
.Minneapolis ...
New Orleans,.,
Clsviland
Dcttull
1. AtlKClt'S....
OMAHA
Mliwaukvu .....
Unilsvlllo
Atlanta
l'ortiaud, Ore.
Seattle
St. Raul
liurrato
Denver
llidlanupoll ...
Providence ....
Richmond
eJl,UiUil.W
i 31titt.u(i
6.U
II. ui
iw,u.ni:,vuii
l.tl
li, i, 2.5;
7,il,Wi
GUMMA)! 10.
6;,llc,i Is. 8
M,.4stU ,
10,v57.tAl 1.T
7.0
34...S.UOJI
3M,44,WJI
lll.(Xi0,W
SI.O.UK'i
W.SUI.UVH
13,i6aK
12,2il,Wi4
lt,72j,uiA
H,S:ti,wV.
12,4Sa.tW
16.74. . .
JI.M...
7.1 ..
I4.5i...
St.? ..
.....
5. !....
3.6...
6, ,..
12.
ll,l.iv.n.iu 12.6.
P.tWl.lMO;.,
U.Hh.UA'i..
7,67(,tA.'i,,
K,0i,OiO
".liJ.OvAM
9.2
14.0
13.4
0.5..
Washington, D. C,
.Mrmpnis ...
St. Joseph,.
io.iw.uiji
C'Jol.YOuj
ti,425.tW0l
ll.lJ,t"d,
5.5
6.4
Salt iMkc City....
3,0
Kurt wuilli
Albany ,.
Columbus
Savannah
lolcdo
Nashville
Hait ford
Spokane, Wash.
Tacoum
.Dvs Moines
Rochester
Duluth
Macon
Si). I
16.
7.5M.VW
1.1
6..W.fXt)l
31.6,
4J.4
3,!)S2,M)....
4,lt2,WM) ....
12.1
8.4
8.0
4.&M.WMJ
4,20I,(X
J.OJH.UW
4,b21,tAI
3,lo5,ltW
4,3Ju,UUO
3,4;7,MU0 ,
3,3(1,UW
J.CJ.UW .
2,2S1,UX
2, bill,IA
3,10,000
3,2ta,tAl0
3, -.VJ,WU
2,2f),W0
2,03,000 .
S,2.M,Ou0 .
2,&W.WX) .
,m.(M
2,656,000
2o,Vo,vuv .
2.173,000
2.17I.WO
2,t2uU0Q
2,uy,ou0
1,631,000 .
2,2tM,UOJ
1,131,000
l,52!(,O0O .
1,21.6.000 ,
1.1S3.000 .
j.iss.ooo
l,em,tAiO.
i.su.uooi.
10.5
1
b.tti
Oakland, Col
2.4
..Norfolk , ,,.
Wichita
l'eorla .............
New Haven
Jacksonville, Fla.
Scranlou
H.2i
13.0
6.3
"d!b
lO.b
llrand Rupids
13.1
isirmtnghain
riioux City
Augusta, Ua.
Syracuse
Kvunsvlllo ........
wort-osier
Sprlngtlald, Mass,
Dayton
Oklahoma City...
r'ortlunil, Me......
Chattanooga
Uttle Rock
l.'liuilest,on, S. C,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Knoxvlllo ,
dun Diego, Cat..,
Uncoln
jteadlnff, I'a.,
12.8
mm:
7.5
17.0
7.S
13.
1.6
17.0
"s.i
"i'.z
211.
18.3
Iti. J
7.2
23.K
7.6!
4.5
15.8
3.6
(tf I
1.1
13.5
6.1
ropeka
vs liminKton,
DaveniHtM .
ijacranienlo,
Del..
tT.S
Cal...
.Mobile
iMlkesbarro ......
Cedar Rapids, la..
Akron
i'oungstown ,
Waterloo, Ja
Fall River
Canton, O.....
riprlngtleld, 111....
Fort Wayne
.ew Redford
ilt-lena
lxlngton
Kirk, Pa............
Columbiii. S. C...
Hrle, Ru......
dtockton, Cal
.iolsc, Idaho
RocUrord, R
Muskogee, OKI...-
trlDn,iienn. Allen.
,41S,VW
J,WI,vw
l,bv7,000
l,8.',taA
1.444.000
32.R
16.3
6.8
l,lb3,0tW
3.6
l.lil.'.WJ
1,102,1)00
11.2
2.1
21.5
6,7
24.0
l,2t4,WU
l,80.t,
1.345.0W
lill,0iJ
hSl.000
1.12S.O00
7,8
11.5
081.0001
3-D
14.7
20.2
23.1
21.7
3.2
65.00
852,000
J.11S.0001
685.0001
71)6.0001
660.0001
O.H),000
826.000
Julncy, 111...... ..-..I
1.0
llloomlngton, Hi
rmsa, Okl
.u.lan lltllll.....
2.7
41S,U
25.8
wowell ...? ;l
f,w(Ali 13.61
..Hester, i-a."
dprlngtlold, O.....
Aiuth Rend, lnd.,
iinghamtoil
.Iloux I alls, S. D.
jucknon, Miss
..I
518,VJ
J,252.tl 11.!
543,0001
73.,ifAi 12.U,
361.000 ,
iri.oooi
2.1
l.U
Decatur.
..lanstlela. O ,
412.000
4.1
45I.OA)i
4.0
"i'.i
"li'.i
i-argo, n. y
iFremont, Neb
vTloksburg. MlBS..
Jacksonville, lll'-
Houston
Galveston en
Trenton
316,0vX)
23,6
.7
3U6.UW
272.000
57.310,000
25.553.000
l.OOS.000
1,731.0001 .
Lincoln
Not included.ln total, because conUln-
ng other ucnm
llontan HtcU Market,
ROSTON. Nov. 1,-Closlng quotations on
locks werst
Allntifll
... a.viitinniWK VI
... MSM-rada Con ,, 20 S
Amal, Copper
A. Z. I B-
A a.1 Pom.
. t 7-lC North Putte
31
3
(t
104
HIS
US
IDS
IS
n. ft a c. a B. m
, a norm bi.i ......
.. 7SOId Dominion ....
Csl. ft Anions...
Cal, & H"!
Centennial
.on. nance C, C
..III. oicenia
,.. It Qulncjr
,, (I Shannon
US Superior
Kranklln lOSBuperlor ft U. M, .
ulroux eon '?
Oranby Con 1H U. S. B. ft. & M... 4S
39
Greene cananea ... -h o fi
lale Ilorale Copper. SIS Utah Con lit,
Ktrr I-aWa .......... tttlltih Copper Co MS
Uke Copper 21S Winona 4
U Salle Copper. .. 4' Wolverine 77
Miami Copper H
Near York Mlnlnu- Htnolcs,
NEW YORK. Nov. 1. Closing quota
lions on mining stocks:
Com. Tnnnel etoes,. Meii'.an im
do lionde
. 11
. J7
.IM
, I
. 4
tints rln
..tM
.. I J
.,IW
Cen, Cal. ft Va...
Iron EUrer ,
ix-adrllle Con. .
Utile Chief......
Offered.
Ophlr
Standard .,,
import at New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1. Imports of mer
chandise and dry goods at the port of
New York for tho week ending October
10 were valued at $22.4S3.8M. Imports of
specie for the port for the week ending
today were tll,83i sliver and 3131,678 gold.
Exports, tl,3Si;,280 silver and S&4,W gold.
Cotton Market,
NEW YORK, Nov. 1 COTTON'-SjKit
closed steady; middling uplands,. H,76cj
middling, 12c; sales, 1.237 balen,
Cotton futures closed firm. Closing
bids: November. 11.07c; December, ll.Stc;
Junusry. 11.38c: February, 11.47c; March,
11.67c; May, 11.68er June, 11.60c; July,
U. ev; August, 11,56c; September. ll.SOo,
October. 11.2V?.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. l.-COTTQN-Hpot,
In fair demand; Prices firm: American,
middling fair. 7.05d; good middling, C.81rtj
middling, .C3d; low mlddl ng, 1.43d; good
ordinary. 6.81d; ordinary, 5.43d; sales,
8,000 bales.
Turpentine nnil Rosin.
(-.,. . v 1 1 1 rta ttinxr f f r ! 1 1 TITT-XT-
TINE Firm nt 3SVaj38VtC; sales, 707 bbls,;
receipts. 922 bbls.; shipments, 622 bbls.;
stocks. 30,007 bbls.
ROSIN Firm, rates, j,ij. nois,; ro-
. . e 'U I.KIw . ut.lnm.til. nrkl hKltf
domestic stocks. 112,2M bbls. Quotations.
A. is and c. i iu; i, vi u: is, tt-vat
fKVt, P. .20ilS5: O. 3a.22mj6.35; H,
TIJ.U 1. 4U...t it . fU'lts lw. 41, 4I.W,
WO, 8.25; WW. 3.1W,
rttft- Market.
NKW YORK. Nov lCOFinCE-Ftl-ttin-s
market closed steady net 1 point
higher to 1 point lower; sales, 22.500
bags: November, 14.10c: December. 14.02r:
January, 13.02c; February, 13.55cj March,
u. loc, vpni, iu.iso; iay i.zu:, June
14. He; July. August. 14.23c: Sentei.ilMr
and October, 1t.20o. Spot steady; Rto, 14Tu
ftnntos 4h, Ific; mild quiet; Cordova,
i.,iic
llrrndstuf f at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1. Follnwlnir
are
the stocks of breadstuff and provisions
In IJvor'ool. Flour. 400) k.-urk-. wh.,i
bGS.OW centals; wirn, 804.000 centals; bacon.'
e.uw uujtett, i. Muis, e.tw puxeai snouiaers.
4 boxes, butter, 300.000 lbs.; cheese. 67,.
100 boxes; lard. 2.500 tierces of prime
western steam and 2.20 ton of othr
kinds.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Arc Small nnd Trad
lnt is Dull.
HOGS ARE A NICKEL HIGHER
Pnoklttw Interests Tnkc nrlr AH
the Ktnclv Of trrrd Mhrep nnd
I.nitili Noitilnnll)- stendj
n Mnlit Rrerlpls,
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 1. U.
Receipts, wote: Cattle. Hogs- Sheep
lirtlfllll tl,l.tn i
.13.116
4.443
.7H
5M.
42,639
ll,tKu
1,0
OfRclal Tuesday.
Ul. I .Ul ttllli.W.lit.,
7,35
4.V03
4,153
,Ofnolal Thursdaj-...
, Kttlltmto Frlduy....
.. 2.V43
Five days this oek..l:.eM 27.5D3 145,060
Samo .days Inst week. 33.0J7 ru.O 14l,Oi
-hiiih days 2 weeks ngo .V.546 25.545 100,464
ISftine days 3 e(,ks ago 40,117 2:,u.u 147.8U
ctMim ua.vs I Wt'i'HS ago S1.S31 25,417 J86.20S
S.tlno days Ust )eMr..26,3i2 24.51S ll,bi2
The following tables slums tho receipts
r '"lv"' ,,':, um' sheep at South Omaha
tor tho year to duto us computvd with
IAU year! 1313. 1 1 1 luo I) sc.
t'Utla 85S.H7J H97.T59 143,7m!
"Oris 2,4Mi,715 2.UM 742 79,73
Sheep 2.616.7SS ,5S1,3VI Ot.taU
lliu rollowut; lablo mioas the tango ot
prices lor hotts at South Omaha (or the
last tew duy with c.impatlsonst
Pal-.
in. i tl. jiu
litus. inert lsrO.
Oct,
out.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oot.
Oct.
Ot t
23.
24.
25.
id.
:;.
S.
SS.
8 feHI 351
I 7 521 Vl &"70l tl 11
5 1
t 2.1
8
50) I 6 411 u 47i ( U
S 4
3,
I
0 24
K 471 7 59
at I 4. . . . w
6 2
' J3
tl 19
S 2d 7 511
8 30 7 51;
8 '! 7 i
8 13 7
5 511 5 451
10
U
6 19
H 13
e
5 tO,
5 51, 5 M.
& tj 6 4S 15
.0.
f
I tl 18
1 iVI li W 5 P0 k VD
Oct. 31.
8 01
6 M 5 5l fi
Nov. 1,.
0 04 7 87) 7 72
1 5 ul S 10
Sunday
Rooelpts and disposition of live stock
nt tho Union Htock ards for twenty,
tour hours ending yesterdav fit 3 o ulocKl
RKCRIins-CARS.
r r u. CUK lieep. H'r's,
C.. M. ft St. V l 3
W abash .. . i "
Missouri Raclflo .. 3
Uultih Paclflo 3
C. A N. W. cast.. 1
C. As N. W,. west.. 2
O., St. !., M. A, O.. 2
C, R. & Q east.. ..
C, R, & Q west.. 63
C, R. I. & I, vast ..
C R. I. cc 1'., wust I
O. (. W , i
Total receipts.. ..70
D181Ht'rinis
1 .. ..
U
6
10 2 1
2
13 S
1
5171
Cultlu. Hogs. Shsep
Morris A Pit ve.:
sat
H.N'J
Swirt and Compnny,... SOS
Cudahy Racking Co.... 445
Armour fa Co,. 24
S. O. l'aoklnn Co 3
Ronton, Vntwant & U 61
Hill & Son 47
It. twtwla 111
274
4l
673
1,28i
J, R. Root & Co 15
.....
.....
t-. HUBS 30
McCreaty fe Kellogg., lau
Wurtlieimer Oegell.. 47
.Mn. A.- Kim. inir i-.i r.
Cllne A Christie........ 2
utnor buyers 373
9,627
Total 2.1D2 3,501 11,176
CATTLE Cattle receipts as Usual on
a l-riuuy wero small, only sovetity-slg
curs bilng repotted In. This was not
enough to uiuko very much of a nolso or
mtcrvst buyers to uny very great extuitl,
As a result of this the tradu was natur
ally slow nnd dull, buyers not caring very
much whether lhy got the cattle or not,
as there wait really not. ouuuuh of uny
one kind to mako a killing.
Tho fueling on the umiliot was Just
about strudy w.th ycsteiilay, thoru being
no quotnblu change In either direction.
After allowing for the little strength
developed In the market yesterday, prices
on the better grades of cattle, both kill
ers and fcedurs, aro vory little different
Iioiu what they wero a week ago toduy,
Thu common to medium gtadui might bo
u little lower and In extreme cuses pos
sibly as much us Hnjlto lower.
Vluotatlons on native cimxe: dood to
choice beef steers, 8.10.00 fair to good
beef stucra, $i,2&foH.,iiii common to fair
beef steers, Ja.75iii.i5; good to choice
heifers, t.".8034.40; good to choluo cows,
75. levy 6,30; fair to good cows, H.Xtib.W,
common to fair cows, 33.Ooa4.30: good to
cholco stockers and (coders, T4.i!57jv7.s5;
fair to wood stockers unci feeders, J0.76W
C.26; common to fair stockers and feeders.
f4.50fr5.i5; stock cows and hcliurs, n.Mt
5.50; veal caRcs, H,7MjS.76; bulls, stags,
etc., ,4.4OQT,.40. -
Cjuotutlout. on range cattle: Good to
cholco beef bUers,, j8.r,I2H.30; fair to good
buef steers, li.itnfaM; cniiiuiun to fair
uoei eteeis, St.ia'ij.OK
Reprtsontutlvo sales:
COWB,
No. A. Pr, No. A. Pr.
I.. tM 4 M t .10SS 4 41
BTOUCER8 AND FEEDERS,
714 t 00
WESTERN'S NERRA8ICA.
No. Av. Pr. rro. Av,
Pr.
17 steer 1238 C 35
20 cows U15
S 10
i 40
13 cows 790 3 60
12 cow 667
17 calves..
14 calvcH. .
C heifers,
3 calves..
231
5 90
6 75
6 calves... 130
8 00
217
125 steers,..107
5 DO
450
4 75
10 steers,.., 640 5 05
340 6 50
4 feeders,. 72 5 75
3 calves,,, 420 0 50
2 feeders,, 775 4 60
6 calves,,, 314
5 73
3 50
4 76
3t cown
58V
: 4 steers.... 862
SOUTH
C steers,. 10u0 5 15
DAKOTA.
v steers,.., 934 6 16
11 steers, .,,1251 0 60
19 COWS,,,,, 91 4 75
52 steers.... 991 6 CO
it steers..,, 830 5 75
10 cows IHi 6 35
40 mixed.. .1U25 6 60
HOGS Hogs udvnnced again today.
inlets ruling .full) a big nickel higher
for most of tlio offerings. Tho Improve
ment of tin. trade over yesterdsy was
evident right from the opening, specu
lators, as usual, being the chief operators
on the early market, with tho puckers
following Immediately afterwurds. The
packing lnlrt'Nts were t)i big factors In
tho trade und took over the xreutor part
of a fair supply for a Friday at prices
ranging aiiywhuro from 7.nfift7.75. To
wards the clono tho movement became
loss actlvti and prices a little woak. com
pared with (itrlltr business. Savers!
loads of tho best hogs sold as high as
37.80, top for thu day. und a nickel above
yesterday's h Ik lift price- A fa'rly lively
movement prevailed most of tho morning,
the pens being pruutlcally cleured by 10:30
o'clock.
As already noted receipts wero very
fair, there being yarded about flftyefour
curs or 4,152 hfod, its against 4.602 head
lust Friday, 4,003 head two weeks ago
and 3.818 In nd on the same day n your
ago.l For the fly, days tho receipts have
been nbotit tho same as during tho suma
time a woolt ago, a little morn thtiri two
weeks ttgu nnd inor than during tho cor
fr"""""11'''" ' 'sst venr,
Representative sales:
No,
W...
7(...
...
SO...
T..
50...
M...
M...
1...
IS. .
Tt...
t ..
II.. .
7(...
77...
m,..
ci...
tl...
M. .
tt...
IS...
41,..
II...
7t...
10...
II...
17..
Av.
ltt
its
111
it!
17
3h.
rr,
7 10
7 U
7 CO
7 00
7 M
7 43
No,
Jt.
II.,
7
CI.
75.,
(7..
At.
...Ml
...w:
...H7
Bh. Tr.
10 7 70
i0 7 70
in 7 70
W9 7 79
10 7 7IU
17
7W Jo 7 7t',I
IM IM t 72S
:w 7 72 S
t IM 7 5
ti
W.) H IK
!..,
It...
34...
21...
...
21..,
...SM
14 IK
W 7 U
..tu
7 72 S
IM
.121
311
7 7JS
7 72S
..tit tlO 7 C7S
t9 It0 7 10
.,310
9 7 70
tit JW1 7 71 u
7 70
( 101
ii :u
.. 7 7(
40 7 76
40 7 75
40 7 71
.171
10 7 70
..I7J 1C0 7 70
..I7J IM 7 70
..273 it 7 79
to.. tso
., tM
t Itl
7 75
7 7(
7 78
7 71
CO 39 7 70
22.
...lot
...MM
.171
7 70
177
7 70
...:ti ltd
. .229 219 7 70
...in
...2l
...Ml
40 7 7(
. .M7 10 7 70
0 7 75
., 7 71
49 1 It
.. 7 (4
.. 7 (4
.. 7 (9
..Jl
M 7 79
0 1 10
?I4
14.
,...IU
.Sit JA) 7 70
T7 Itl
4 :
71 2Jt
.3(0 10 7 70
71 117
tl til
.. 1 79
(9 7 70
nas.
lot lit
eo ioi
II.. IN
I. ...... 71
7 US
tl.. tl
17...
20...
tl...
S...
II...
..Itl
..III
,.2M
.1(1
.. i
..III
,.ltl
7 09
I M
(9
I (9
( H
7(
7 40
I 71
I 75
I CO
7 19
7 19
71..
7J..
7 M
HHEHPAs somstlmes Is the rasa on .1
Friday receipts of slieep und iambs wero
not really Jurga enough to properly try
out valuta, consequently prices remain
nominally tho sains as on yesterday and
very little If any dlfferont from Thurs
day's trade.
Very liberal rece pig were distinguishing
characteristics r,f tho tiads during the
current week as the supply for the five
ditys amounts to in round numbers Hi, WO
head, ns comrarrd with 111. COO head dur
ing ths Mtno tlius last wsek. 100,500 hoAd
two weeks ago and lJrsWO head n year
ttga.
Thro wns a notlctmble falling off In
the supply of right prime killers. In fsit
ramus or sheep at all decent on the kill ng
rrter seemed (o bo gradually gettnii!
liore scarce from diu to day. Whim the
..eteri. mutton trade was not any too
goo.1 all week the local pttokcr buyers
..) patently had a good outlet for the ma
jority of the fnt offerings on most days
It ml Klit bn mentioned hero that thrr
was oil apparent lull In the trutlo at the
close ot the market yesteriluy.
At tho close of tho week the best fftt
lambs on snle are selling around the
same pi let its it week ago, but Judging
from the quality of tho offerings ready
prime lambs (any be trporded ns about
lOtiK.0 higher. The Inss desirable killers
showed very I ttlo If any tmprnx cmeiit
For the tmiiit reason killing wethers nnd
owes show about a quarter advance over
the close of last week. Few w ethers or
yearlings have been coming of lato, tltoro
being not enough to make comparisons,
Some fut yrurllmts sold nt 15 near the
oloco of the week.
Feeders weie In verv umil doinninl nnd
k fairly lively business was transacted
most of tho week. The mm lift n ti.it.
utilised by n huge number of buyers iwitl
ivmmlsslon men had qtilto a few onle s
lor reeding slock, tspcela ly tor lambs
wo.ghlnir urnutut flftv-flvo imtimls nnJ
llghtwvlghl ewes of good quality. Prices
on feeding lambs and cvei arn about
1MI200 higher than those pm tilling at
tho close of last week. Very fow weth-
oi h or yenriuiga nuvo uceu on sale.
Quotations on sheen nnd Inmbs. l-amtie
good to cholco, et1.00tr(!.9t; lambs, fair to t' leading luteroatH. Thero is a con
good. f0.'.mv0, Iambi, teeders, J.:Crfl.2r.. tinned sfuitJty of trudo steel and lots for
jearllngs, light, 4.45r6,25; ytarlnws, prompt deliver' command a ptomlum.
heavy, 14, 20t-i,7O; yearlings, fetVcie. j ,0 while steel bars, plates und shapes aro
6.00; wethers, good to choice, 3.90114. 10; . "t'nB'y Ileal- .
wethe.rs, fair to good, i3.40li3.l0; wethorr, I 1,"u "'V tiols trado has been ateiwly
feeders, 13.4'Hfi 1.33; ewes, good to choice. Pnees h shown pronounced flrm-
3.451f4,C; ewes, fair to good. 13 2011 3.45; I "esa; . " cotons the lobbing ttudes aro
- ...... . ' . ".. . , rni Alv Inir .-.nt..!..! a milff rw,tu .....l nu
einre, lei-lulu. a.i.iiQj.in; nwei, M'UI'illl
Ih-eedcrs. ll.OOU6.rO: cull sheen mul biickif.
i r.nt. i r.1
Representative sales;
No. Av.
!4 Wyoming ewes H
141 Wyoming lambs, ferders... 4
"4 Wyoming Inmim, feeders.,. 4S
229 Wyoming lambs, feeders.., 5$
io Wyoming lambs, feeders... 00
42 Wyoming owns and weth's.104
119 Wyoming owns and wcth's. 91
150 Wyoming lambs fit
231 Wyoming lambs, feedors.. 65
11 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 45
?. Wyoming lambs, feeders,.. 49
Pr
3 70
10
5 40
00
C 10
3 70
3 25
0 40
6 05
6 40
5 40
6 00
6 10
5 40
00
6 00
6 00
R (X)
5 00
3 70
3 70
2 15
3 ro
2 15
3 70
3 70
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 00
4 10
4 10
4 75
0 20
6 75
4 23
3 10
3 76
(1 40
6 15
0 15
0 00
f! 00
6 10
fl t
2 55
3 10
3 15
3 10
3 85
2 10
3 10
6 10
6 10
0 15
6 60
6 no
6 00..
4 70
1 70
4 25
3 60
4 60
3 50
2 73
3 00
5 15
6 15
4 60
92 Wyoming Inmbs, feeders... 57
37 Wyoming lambs, feeders,
22 Wyoming lambs, fecdets.
45 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
119 Wyoming yearlings
4
49
65
83
469 Wyoming yearlings , ,. 84
34 Wyoming yearlings 79
24 Wyoming yearlings fit!
2S5 Wyoming vwum 103
213 Wynmlli gowes ., ,...,.,103
210 Wyoming ewes, culls,.,,,,,. 70
151 Wyoming owes 01
2M Wyoming ewes, culls ,, 70
10S Wyoming owes ..103
15 Wyoming ewes 97
300 Wyoming ewes, feeders.,.. 90
127 Wyoming owes, feeders.... 8
135 Wyoming ewes, feeders.,.. 81
23 Wyoming own, feeders..,, 88
233 Wyoming withers, fdrs,,,. 87
200 AVyomlng wethers, fdrs,,,. IK)
W2 Wvomlnir vtuirllnus. Mrs.. 70
371 Wyoming lamus, fdrs 54
371 Wyo
2tS Wyo
123 Wya
ntiihiir Inmbs. film 48
Vnnilne: wethers ...i. 100
89 Wyoming owes, feeders.... 90
419 Wyoming mvca 105
351 Wyoming lamb (W
1'2 AVyomlng lambs, feeders.. 65
113 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 68
331 Wyumlng lambs, feeders., C3
349 Wyomlntt lambs, feeders., 66
IM Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 49
162 Wyoming lambs, feeders., M
477 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... S3
iro Wyoming eweB, feeders.... 9.1
211 Wyoming nwos, feelers..,, 103
653 Wyoming ewes, feeders,,,, 97
220 Wyoming ewes, .feeders.... 93
142 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 97
382 H. D. lambs, fnedors.. ...... 63
333 S. D, Iambs, feeder tU
ses Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 6tf
R0 Wyoming limits, feednrs,, 6i
SW Wyoming iatnlm, culls , 41
175 South Dakota lambs 65
201 S. D. lamln, feeders 64
ltn S. D, Inmbs, culls 63
275 S, D, yearlings, feeders,,,, 83
101 South Dakota owthers.,,.,. 97
23 S. D. wethers, culls 81
4 Wyoming yearlings, awes.. 82
69 Wyoming owes 81
M Wyoming owns 81
74 Wyoming owes..,, i.. 84
107. Wyoming yearlings ., 74
17 Wyoming yoarllngfl ......... JW
?4 Wyoming wethsrs 8
CIIIC7AGO I.IVI3 -TOOK MAIIICIST
lleiiinnd for Cnltlr HIimv
-llnsrn
Ntrnnsr Mheep Htendy.
CHICAOO, Nov. 1.-CATTLF. Receipts,
9 fVl li uni1 kinrlfnl' siinW linrl utnnflif
beevos, .:5i711.00; Texas itoers, ll lOtaOj!
wostorn steers, 15.504O n; stockers una'oi wu, in m iv, u m i uuu
feeders, $4.25(117.60; cows and holfcrs, 12.750;! , , , , ,
7,25, calves, 80.76W10.&0. Whont, Including flour, exports from tho'
HOas-Recelpts, 12,000 head; murknt UnlRd States and Canada for tlw week
stronir. mostlv lOo hlshurt ght. 17.2.W
Dnni i..i t rjv.?o n: v. t? itv.iy nn
OilA till A nil f (eVMJ OiW ll J I iV4ri V i
rough, r.20177.45; pigs, 15.0O1J7.30; bulk of
Bales. 17.70U7.95.
SHBKP AND L.MRH-Recolpts, 0.00
head; market steady to n shado up
native 13.30fl4.60; Wfjatern, 13.06fl4.ri0l
yearlings. lX0t.-6.75; lamb, iiuttvo, $6.26ir
7.16; western, 15.601J7.I9.
K n n sua City Live Mloch Market.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. l.-OATTLE-Ro.
celpts, 1,600 head. Including 300 suuthorni;
market steady! dressed boor and nxpoet
steers. 9.0iX( 10.75; fair to Rood, 10.C0tQ7.75'
wcGtern steers, 15.0O-5iS.SO; stockers and
feeders, tUOy7,25; southern steers, H.Jjff
8.15; southern cows, t3.35j5.&i; native cow-,
$3.25ii1.60; native heifers. 15.0u8.00) bulls.
14 0t'5.25; calves. 16,00'a9.60.
HOUS-Recelpts, 3,009 head; market 3r
higher; bulk of sales, 57.0)1(7.75! heavy
!7.70t7.w)! packers and burners, it.O'Jwt.B"'
light. J7.40Ht7.Hi; pigs. 0,0'l(B.W),
HHKICP AND LAM IS Receipts, 2,0ft)
head; market steady, bitnbb, 10.0Wi7,
yearlings. Sl.rAfiO.00: wethers, t4.TO7il.75
ewes. 13.60(it4.5! stockers und foedars.
12.604(4.26.
Hi, I, mils l.lvn NIocU Mnrkol,
BT. LOl'18, Nov, 1,-CATTLE-Recclnti.
3 3.W head, including 1,900 IVvu,,.; marke
sternly; native shipping u.id ettport i'.
I'.oojfio.w; dnssed 3 id butcher Uus.
S5.fJ0ti.W; stockers ond feeders, 13.7rV87.00-
cows and heifers. 13.6G K, oanners.
4(4.00; bulls, M-00t,6..0, calvts. HOttuHl.W
Texas and Indian st.tors. li DO7.26; cowi
and heltets, 1J.25C6.00,
HUUB itec
uce.tits, M ) iitil, market I0fl,j3o, Br(.on catfish, 13c: shad roe, per
r; pigs unu lKi'ts, 16.60ti''.i0: pttt'ri 40c; eulinon. 8c; halibut, 13o; buf
d bulchKi'B. 7t5(S7,!)0j good I tttio 7c; bullheads, 13o
15o higher
mixed un
heavy. 17.767.90,
BHKKP AND LAAIRK-Rocolpts, fJrW
head; market steady, m'i'ions, ll.f7il7i;
lambs, t;s.(iX;7.30; culls And bucks, 12.00tf
3,a; stockers, I2.75ii3.50.
Ht. Josepli Live Htouk Mnrkot,
ST. .IOHISPH, Nov. 1 --CATTL10-Re.
aelpts, fO hi'Ad; market slow; stoers, 15.60
iirio.26; cows and ho.ftT, 13.60a8.oo; calvw,
4.(tl6.00.
HOOB-RecQlpts, 2.800 headl market M
10a higher; top, 17.80; bulk of sales, 17.55
tjl.70.
HHBHP AND LAMRS-No receipts:
murket nominally steady; iambs, fts.ooii
7.00,
Hlorlt In Hlaht.
Receipts of live stock at tlio five prin
cipal markets yesterday;
Oattlo. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha, ..,2,0 4,100 i.ooi
St, Joseph., 600
Kansas City 1.600
St. Louis ,.,,..3.800
2, $00
s.ofio
8.S00
12.000
Chicago
Totals
9,h00 32,200 15,-W
MelHl Mnrket,
NKW YORK, Nov. l. -MRTAI-Oon.
per. uii'Httluu; stanourti spot, iit'.vr. uiti;
November and DfCiinber. 116.75fil7.15j
leotrolvtlc. 117.371(18.77. nominal: iiiko.
117.rl7.7, OiUtlng, 17.rai7 37. Tin.
dull; spot, 150.02.17; November. 150.1
4J50.45; Uvcinbr, im.wm.vi. l.wto, i-axy,
offered at 16. HpIter, rasy. at 7.S57d
7.4i. Antimony, qutt, Cook-on's, 110.50.
Iron, firm nnd unchanged, t'opper rx
ports for October, X4.C70 tons. Loiulou
coppur, firm, spot, i:75 7h Ud; futures,
:! lyjiidon tin. ftrm; spot, 230; fu
tures. 229 15s. Indon lend. 19. Lon
don spoiler, 27 7s tkl. iron, Cleveland
warrants, jct.7 7s 2a in Lomion,
ST LOlIS. Nov. l.-MHrAIJ-Liad,
unsettled, at 14 801cl.e5. Siwlter, unset
tled, ut 17.261(7,35.
Wool Market.
RT. LOUIS. Nov l.-WOOL-SUady,
territory and western mediums, 2Iir25o,
fins mediums, 18 u :0c; fine, 13U17c.
17
DUN'S REYIEW OF TRADE
Remarkable Activity and Soundness
Continue Prominent Features.
RAILROADS BUYING HEAVILY
Production In Iron nnd Hteel Limited
Only by Capacity of Mill nnd
l.nbor -Dry Hood Trade
Mcndy.
NKW YORK. Nov. l.-R. a. Dun & Co.'s
Wcowly Review of Trade tomorrow will
nayi
So far as tho business outlook Is con
cerned, conditions continue of remark
iiblo activity and soundness In most In
dustrial unci mercantile linos, rinn nt thu
most important development is tho
' utterly and counicu of tn.i mlln-wi.ta in
i tho titlrchuso of itnu rolllnir ainrk ami
other supplies In order to prepare for
the expansion of trade,
i oiiui.ioii in iron and steel Is limited
I only bv cnunr.lt v of mllta nnd limit mi
' lalxir and yet consumption still outstrips
Ptoductlon tind prompt delivery Is diffi
cult. In talis somo .nllls ato sold ahead
up to Juno and new business kuciw up
..in, iiuiituiisiiuuiiiig mat rollings tor
sptlug ttavk laving cannot bn inmln liv
I:,;.; ." 5"r ,!"- e
ocK" tin lMls tiro low, tho main."
" ,i -n. tuw.wn 1UU IU11, 1111 II1IUI1
tallied demand accounts for tho firmness
in values tt tin mo readiness with which
pilrrs Hdvanc'o with tha appearance ot
ordinary buying. Print cloth nnd con."
vvttibivs aio silgiitly higher and ciio ro
utljuslmtiiit In the prlco ot bleached goods
In anticipated. Ducks and cloths are well
under contract, peivalox contlnun to sell
well und gingham aro firm, wUlo tick.,
lugs and denims arc under ocder tor thT
next fow weeks. Exjiort shlpmonts con
tinuo laige. There Is n steady rail fort
all kinds ot woolens and worsteds and
many requests ato being mado for Im
mediate delivery ot goods not ynt due.
Tho shoo trado Is reasonably active and
firm, leather and bid vh contlnuo very
strong with advancing prices. So far nil
tho UKilotiUuiiil situation hrui changed. It
Is for the btttur, and It is especially
uotitblo this wook thut wlillo tho weathrr
continues favorablo tor cotton and re
CellttH urn hl'ltw. tirlriiie hll.v.. mtvitno,!
Ibttiauro of a largo demand from tho mills.
11 bus In every diction low stinks, coupled.
wiui resuireii couimenco una revived,.
iiuitvity, cttntu a demand thut tests pro
ductlvu capacity.
UHAUHTltUliT'H THAUI3 ItHVIUW
No Slaterlnl llesllnitny Rrcause of
Rlrotlon nt llnud.
NI3W YORK, Nov. l.liruustreefs to
morrow will sayj I
Trndo movoments, consldorod In a col
lective sopse, show no material hesitancy"
uecuuso of tho immlnsncn ut tho prcs
dimtlul election. In tho t;ttat surplus:
cm eiil producing section busing continues
. unabnted und It la only In tho east that
there Is rt tendonoy to mark tlmo, but
I there, ns elsewhere, business Is strongly
I buttressed with orders previously booked.
Tlio Integrnl purt of the situation can
bo uiicumpitssed in tho statement that
t liar it is need for goods and that stock
with first hands are light, tho shortage
of labor together with heavy oonsumptlva"
requirements having made for under
production. Jobbing tradu In the north
1 west, southwest and middle west con
' tliiues exceptionally good, thnso from
tuxuii points uetng pro-cimnouiiy so,
wlillo (li the east buying iroin Jobbers)
is ot (he small lot, but frequent typo,
principally through thu malls.
Throughout a luigo part ot the south
and pn to tho Pacltio const Improvement
is mlrrori ed forth, though In the lower
south Atlantic states things are dull, this
section' being about tho only buckwnrd
purt of tho country, ro,- which condition
a poor and lato cotton crop Is mainly
responsible.
Tha wheels of Industry contlnuo to move
at a swltt puce. In tho Iron and star)
llnrm a sold-ahcad condition pievalls and
material for railway and equipment con
cerns Is being takou In liberal quantities,
lluyers of tin plates, hoops and piatcs aro
booked UH fur forward art tno third
quarter of 1913.
Jobbing tiudo In dry goods, groceries
and shoes continues to manifest activity,
though soma reservation must bo imulo
for the, former lino in the east.
Ruslness failures In tha United States
for the week ending October 31 weru 8
t Kalnst 2H last week, , 200 In tho like weok
uniting uaiooer 31 nggregaio o,ts.in
bushels against 0,065,901 last week ami
0. 008.500 this week last yeur. For tin
eighteen weeks ending October 31 oxportt
aro 74,60S,ca bushels against 66,037,790 It
tho corresponding period last year. Core
exports for tho weok uro 61,620 buslioli
against 129,138 bushels last week ant
32. ,uU In 1911. For the eighteen weekt
ending October 31, corn exports aro 1,4CW,2S(
bushels Bcalnst 10,800,918 last year, J
OMAHA H2VmiAL MAHKUT,
DUTTER-Ko. 1, 1-lb. cartons, 31e; Na .
1, in oo-lb. tubs, yoiiio; No, 2, 29o; pack,
ing, 29a.
CH1S1SSB Imported Swiss, 83c; Amerl.t
can, Swiss, 20o; block. Swiss, 24o; twins.
Wo; daisies. 20a; trlpluts, 20o; Youna"
Atnorlcas. 2lc; blue label brick 21 o; Urn-
berger, 2-lb., 21c; l-lb 22o; New Yofk
white, 21c.
11PJHF CUTS-No. 1 ribs. 21c! No. I
ribs, 14Vic; No. 3 ribs, 10U-; No. 1 loins,
23V4o; No. 2 loins. 16Ho; No. 3 loins, HHoj -
.19' No. 1 qnucKs, -j'.tci xno, . uiiuckb, s. ; rto.
3 chuaks. 7Uc: No, 1 rounds, ,3Vlc; No. f
rounds, lOVioi No. 3 rounds, 9a; No. !
plates, 8 ',ic; No, 3 plates, 7Uo; No. 1
piatcs, fi'.jc.
POULTRY Rrollers, $5 per dos.; hens,
16at cocks, lla; ducks, 18c; geeso, 15c:,
1 "!' 1 'iKSffi ,.1iBnr. Xilo old
AHve: HroUoiB. ltl
!f,u V.ithBd lOo- turkavs Sc!
ll Aol ' homers 'nco'-"
fc ''NoP , 11 M: Nn? 1. Wo!
(freshl-Pickerel. He: white 14c ,
lrFu?"120,r,! W'- 'crappjes. Hc7 Soanls0! J
rJfrt- linelHratU 1e fi-tin.la..
l- UUITn, tiiv. e- ussouri appiss, 111
bbls., IS.tKxfjH.OO; Now York Oreenlngs and
Ilaldwlns, 13.25. Spanish onions, per case,
11. 60. Rannims, fancy select, per bunch.
2.2642.60; Jumbo, pr bunch, I2.75S3.75.
Dates, Anchor brund, new, 30 1-lb. pkgs.
Hi box, per box, 12.23; Dromedary brand,
new, 30 1-lb. pkgs. Jn hox, per box, 13.00,
Figs, California, per cubo of 13 No, 13
plgS Mia J per cusn of 30 No. 13 pkgs.,
12.50; per case of 80 No. 0 pkgs., $2.00;
bulk, in 25 and 60-lb, boxes, per lb 4c,
new Turkish S-crown. In 20-lb. boxes, per
lb 15c, 0-crown, In 20-lb. boxes, per lb,,
10c; 7-crowIi, In 30-11). boxes, per lb., 17c.
Iomons. Llmonclra, selocted brand, extra
fancy. 30-300 sizes, rer box, 17 i Lomu
Llmonoira, fancy, 30-8CO sizes, per box.
H.60; 240-420 sizes. 60c per box less; Cali
fornia, cholco. 300-310 sizes, per box, $5,00.
Oranges, California, Red (C) brand, extra
fMi,iv. slzim. nor box, 14.25: extra
ifnnt. nil kIzc,s. our box. $1.75. Pears,
"OOo'Koiri'r, per bbl, 13.60. Florida grape fruit
6oi'lil sizes. H.OO. Crnnbcrrlis, per bbl,, 18.00.
ciooolper box, $2.75.
vi'fii.yrAnLlCS Cabbage. Wisconsin
per lb., lc. Celery Michlirun, Per dos
35c. Cucumbers, hothouse, per do., 11.25
Kggplunt, fancy Florida, icr dox It. W
rtutllc. extra fancy white, per dos., lie.
I ttucc. extra fancy, per doz.. 45c Onions,
wlilte, In crate, 11: yellow, per lb IHc
Parsley, fancy southern, per dos. bunches,
5057Be. Potatoes, Kurly Ohio, per bu., 8o
Tomatoes. hon)e-grown, per basket, 76a
Wax benps, per bosl.et. $1; green beans,
nr husket. 11. Sweet potatoes, Jersey,
per bbl., $l ?v Virginia, per bbl., $3. Rutiv
bugas, per lb., lVo.
llrv 4Joi' 1lrlet,
NTW YOniC. Nov. 1. DRY OOOD8-
Cottutt goods markets wero firm and
active today, with prices tending upward.
Silk mossallnes huvo been advanced 1(
per cont In primary houses. Tho wool
markets ruled steady.
liiicnr Mnrke
NKW YORK, Nov l.-SUOAU-Raw,
iulet, muscovado, 69 test. 3.55c, can
'rlfugal, PC test l.fOc; molasses sugar, N
test, 3.60c Refined, steady.
