liilS 1JK13: OMAHA, TUKSDAV, iSOVKMi31CIt 12, 1912.
li
RKAL ESTATE LOANS
$100 to 110.000 made promptly. F. D.
wead. Wead Bide, Uth and Famam.
GAEVIN BROS ffliBaX
Loans on farms and Improved city prop
crty. E to S pet; ni delay. J. II. Dutnont
& Co., 1603 Farnam St.. Omaha.
6f0
CITY. LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
UO-m Brandels Theater Bide.
MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence properties, $1,000 to $M,000. W. H.
THOMAS, S3 State Bank Rldg.
FARM LOANS near Omaha; no com
mission; optional payments: cheap money.
Orln 3. Merrill. 1213 City Nat Bank Bide
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska (arms.
O'KKKFE RRAL ESTATE CO..
1018 Omaha Na(16tlal. Douglas ITU.
LARGE loans our specialty, fluill Bros.
MONEY to loan on Improved farms In
eastern Nebraska. Loans mado for 5W
per cent with the privilege of paying all
or part of the Principal after 3 years.
For further particulars write to home
orrice. The Equitable Loan Co. Percy
E. Qwynne. Ass't Sec'y. Omaha, Neb.
FUIfNITUttE DEALERS
Dolgoff 2dhand store-pays highest prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 107. .
WANTED TO BUY
PAYING highest price tor scrap Iron.
Write for particulars. A. B. Alplrn. Omaha
WANTED to buy. a cottage or a 7 or
S-room house to be moved on a lot; would
like ono within 15 blocks of 24th nnd
Franklin. Telephone Red 4301.
Best prices for fur., clothes, shoes. W. 6146.
WANTED to buy old broken watches
and old gold. M. Nathan. 109 South Uth St
WANTED Good team 1,100 horses;
must be sound and right. Address G 207,
Bee. y
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
SEND for our system of exchanges,
Shopen & Co.. Dept. B, Omaha. Neli.
TO EXCHANGE South Dakota. North
Dakota and Minnesota farms for mer
chandise or other property. J. E. HtuHU,
Parker, South Dakota.
RKAL ESTATE
AUST11ACTS OF TITLE.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 206 Brandels Theater.
ACREAGE FOR DALB.
5-Acre Bargain
Five acres, six blocks from Benson car
line and right In line with the city
growth; In fact, it Is ripe now' for sub
division proositlon. Has good 6-room
house, all the necessary outbuildings and
a nice orchard of apples, cherries, pears,
also vineyard, In all about two acres In
fruit. Whoever buys this property at the
price we are offering for will undoubtedly
double their money within five years,
besides having a tnost desirable suburban
home In the meantime.
O 'Neil's E. E. & Ins. Agency,
K03 FARNAM ST.
Thone Tyler 1024.
TO BUY. SELL OR RENT. FIRST SEE
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1S02 FARNAM 8T.
CITV PROPERTY FOR SALE.
$2,300
Here is just what you are looking for.
Band new, reception hall, parlor, dining
room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath;
modern plumbing, combination lighting
llxtures, cemented cellar, modern In every
detail except furnace; close to car line;
dandy lot; barn. Located In north part
of city.
BEMIS-CABLBERG CO.
'310-312 J3randols Theater B!dg.
Great Bargain
'itfUStt BE SOLI) AT ONCE
Two lots at 40th Ave., near Ames, two
blocks from street car line, $125 each.
One lot, 47th and Cass St., adjoining
Dundee. $500. Inquire at 1208 Jones St.
LOT Suitable for Small garage or re
pair shop, or will build to suit tenant.
Tel. Webster 2612.
"WILL SACRIFICE RATHER THAN.
RENT
Seven rooms, living room, dining room,
all finished in oak. Kitchen und 3 bed
rooms finished in birch and maple. White
enamel bath room. Full basement. House
Is strictly modern In every respect. Price
I,3W. Terms.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
483 Brandels Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
FQR SALE One of the finest homes In
Chicago, III.; south side; large grounds;
14-room, modern house; fine garage; will
sell at a bargain. Terms to suit. Address
Y 231. Bee.
CLOSE IN
Six rooms, all modern, except heat;
paved street, good neighborhood; close to
:ar lino and high school; nice lot. Price
only $2,200; 1200 cash, balance monthly.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.,
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
SAVE CAR FARE
Buy a nice home In walking distance.
Wo havo a splendid 6-room, strictly mod
em and up-to-date house on a corner lot
close In for $3,600, and the owner will take
n new automobile or vacant lot worth
$1,100 and carry the balance 3 years at 6
peiv cent. Come In and talk the matter
over.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Doug. 1TS1. 3d Floor Ware Block,
GOOD store building lot, 22x116, cheap,
See W. E. Hoaton, 2618 Cuming St.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE.
Canada,
BRITISH Columoia finest agricul
tural land, Necharo valley, near Grand
Trunk; also Fort George, Cariboo, Peace
River, Bulkley valley. State requirements.
o acres to luu.uuu, ioweai prices; easy
'terms. uienn at i-u., ui i-enuer
Vancouver, B. C.
St.,
UeorfcTa.
TRAVERSED BY THE
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM-ATLANTIC
RAILROAD.
Iands adapted to tho widest range of
crop. All the money crops of the south
plentifully produced. For literature treat
ing with this coming country. Its soil,
climate; church and school advantages,
write,
W. B. LEAHY, Dept, K.
General Passenger Agent.
ATLANTA. Ga.
Iovra.
FRUIT AND TRUCK FARM at bar.
gain. 354 acres, three miles from Council
Bluffs postofflce; good houso, barn and
buildings: five acres grapes, six acres
apples, one acre of alfalfa; oak posts for
sale, day & Htaa cu., council Bluffs.
Is. Phono 3344.
IdITBi
Garden and Fruit Tracts.
Farm of any size, Jutt E miles north of
Council Bluffs, at bargain prices. SOS
acres, known as Orchard Heights, subdi
vided and for sals at from $10 to $100 per
acre; easy terms. Let us show you this
land, jjay ec iiess io., la reari at,
uouncii iJiuii, is.
DO YOU DO ANY BUSINESS IN IOWAT
ino Lies oines uapuai is towa's most
widely circulated and most Influential
newspaper. Its dally circulation exceeds
i3,uou copies, ine ciassinea advertising
rate Is 1 cent a word or 6 cents a line.
You can sell your farm In Iowa or vnn
can buy land in Iowa by the use of the
Des Moines Capital. The rate by th
month is $1.20 a line. Address The Des
aioines vapiiaj, ues Moines. ia.
aiUalaalppl.
FOR SALE 70 acres best farm land,
unimproved, 4 mile from Lyman, Miss.
Noted for truck farming. W. W. Byrne,
Holt. Flo.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Canada and South America Will
Compete Sharply for Exports.
FEELING INV WHEAT IS BEARISH
While the' Open Interest In Corn
Mnch Smaller Tlmn It Was n
fortnight Aim l( I Still
of Importance,
Is
Omaha, November 12. 1912.
The situation In wheat, as viewed from
an Inpartlal standpoint, may be called
quite bearish. The Buenos Aires market
continues to decline because of a most ex
cellent crop promise In the Argititlue Re
public. The Canada wheat crop has
scarcely been touched, so that In the Im
mediate luturu the country to the north
of us and 'South America will be sharp
competitors for the trade In Europe. The
United States has a large wheat surplus
and It will be necessary to absorb a good
portion of this grali In order to place the
market where It cannot be attacked by
short sellers or bears. Receipts of 14,0tt),OiW
bushels of wheat at primary markets in
seven days, or double tho receipts for the
corresponding time a year ago, show that
there are many In the trade who are will
ing to let god of their grain at present
price levels. It has been nearly a week
Klnce the seaboard reported any takings
of wheat by foreigners. There havo been
some lots sold to go abroad, but this
wheat was largely. If not wholly, Cana
dian grain. Cash wheat was Htfflo lower.
While tho open Interest In corn Is much
smaller than It was a fortnlKtit ago. It
Is still of considerable Importance. The
November government report was con
Klilpml hiMirih hi- the tra.de. as Is demon
strated tho fact that ,the United States
has raised a bumper crop of yellow cer
eals and that an export business of con
sequence must develop In order to place
the surplus wjilch will soon be held In
our midst. Traders look for the market
to show bearncss this week, especially for
May corn, which has the appearance oi
a safe sale on tho hard spots. On a sharp
break, some look for active uuying oi
December corn especially If the weather
Is unsettled. Cash corn was MOW lower.
A large amount of oats have neen ox
ported la tho absence of a bountiful sup
plv of coin, and some countries abroad
where oats havo always been sparingly
red, have token larger quantities man
ever before in their history. Cash oats
were Uc higher.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 66S.O0O bu.; corn, 6,000 bu.J oats.
35.000 bu. ...
Llvcriiool close: wncax, w iuwor;
corn. 1V44T1HC lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 2.698,000
bu., and shipments. 1,416,000 bu.. against
receipts of 1,140,000 bu., and shipments,
348.000 bu. last vear.
Primary corn receipts were 400,000 bu.,
and shipments, 184,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 636,000 bu., and shipments, 217,000
bu. last year. , .,, ,
Primary oats receipts were l,3o2.000 bu,,
and Bhlpments. 1,024,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 449,000 bu., and shipments of
222.000 bu. Jast year. , ,
The 'following cash sales were reported
today: Wheat, No. 2 hard winter, 2 cars,
S3ttc: 9 cars, S3Vic. No. 3 hard winter, 1
car, S2?ic; 6 cars, 8Zttc. No. hard winter,
1 car, 81V4cK 2 cars, Sic: 1 car. 80c. No
grade hard winter, 1 car,. 76Vic No. 2
spring, 1 car, 83c. No. 3 spring, 1 car. 84c;
1 car, 82V4c; 1 car. 82Uc; 3 cars, 82c; 1 car.
81Hc. No. 4 spring, 1 car. SO&c. No. J
mixed 1 car, S3c. No. 3 mixed. 1 car. 824d;
3 cars, 82Vic No. 4 mixed, 2 cars, 8pWc.
No. 3 durum, 1 car, 79Hc No. 3 mixed
durum, 2 cars, 79ViC. Corn: No. 4 white.
1 car (now), 4Sc No. 3 yellow, 1 car, 59Uc.
No. 3 mixed. 1 car, 66c: 1 car (new), 11c.
No. 4 mixed, 2 cars (new), 48c. Oats:
Standard. 3 cars. 31c; 1 car. 31c. No.
3 white, 2 cars. Sic: 9 cars, 30ic; 9 cars.
30Hc No. 4 white. 3 cars. 30Hc; 4 cars,
Soke. Rye: No. S, 2 cars, GOc Barley:
No. 1 feed. 1 car, 60c. No grade, 1 car, 48c.
Oiualia CttU Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 83gle; No. 3
hnrd. 82fl83c: No. 4 hard. 79&1HC; No. 2
spring, ' 83(&84Wc; No. 3 spring, 8iftB4c;
No. 4 spring, 800ttc.
CORN No. 3 white, 56c; No. 3 yellow,
69V4c; No. 3, 66c,
oats No. i white, aivisraivsc; stanuuru,
3Mr31'.lc: No. 3 white. 30!4'31c; No. 4
white, 30W-W4C. "
BARLEY Malting, Wtfwc; .no. i iecu,
45&63c. ,
RYE No. 2. 6ie; rso. 3, wc.
Carlot Receipts,
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
110
103
277
MC
1,165
129
280
VJj
1.917
3
15
37
Kansas City.
St. Louts-.-.,
Winlnpeg ....
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 11. BUTTER
Firmer, good demand; western creamery,
extra, 33i833V4c; nearby prints, extra, 35c;
fancy, .soc. ,
EGGS Firm, good demand; Pennsyl
vania and other nearby firsts, free cases,
$10.20igao.60 per case; Pennsylvania and
other nearby, current receipts, free cases.
REAL ESTATE
FARM Jb RANC31I LANI1S FOR SALE.
Minnesota.
SNAP 200 acres near Mankato, Minn,
$5,000. Steam heated brick residence. All
plow land, orchard, fine grove. $80 per
acre. Morehart-Atchison Land Co.,
Mankato, Minn.
Sllssonrl.
PLATTE county. Missouri 776 acres:
276 acres bluegraos and timber pasture.
balance In corn, alfalfa, clover, rye, oats,
etc; S-room house, very large barn, 4
tenant houses, stables, creamery, etc.,
etc.; 2 miles from large town and al
most adjoining railroad station; price
$75,000; $20,000 cash, balance long time, 6
per cent. Address Owner, Bex 868, Kan
tas City, Mo.
Nebraska.
40-BUSHEL WHEAT LAND, $23 TO $35
We have for sale over 20.000 acres of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
farm land, where the crop yields for 12
years, including 1910 and 1911, average
with the best In the state. Alfalfa, also
a leading crop. Better soil, water and
climate cannot be found. Write for full
Information. Agents wanted everywhere.
FUNDINGSLAND INVESTMENT CO.,
SIDNEY, NEB.
MR. INVESTOR, Mr. Man with small
means: For sale. 12 Quarters of choice
farm land close to Sidney, Neb., one
tenth cash, bal. ten years. In ten equal
payments. Ernest Raasch, Sidney. Neb.
HOMESTEAD 160 acres rich farm land
U f lIVl IAin V U HIIU Ulll UIIBt Uf in his
Colorado good stuff, not sandhills. Land
around Kimball, $15 to $25 an acre. Agents
wanted. J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
1.000-ACRE STOCK RANCH WITHIN
TEN MILES. J. Q. BURONER. 647
BRANDEIS UL.UU.. UMAIiA.
Sooth Dakota.
FOR SALE 160 acres eood farm land:
40 acres broke, balance tll tillable; 7
miles from Dallas and 6 miles from
Colome. Price $40 per acre, payable $1,500
cash, $2,500 March 1, 1913; $2,400 March 1,
1917. Address Oiox ISO, Dal I a, South
Dakota.
Texas.
CHEAP patented state schonl lands,
couth Texas; $1 an acre cash, balance ten
years. For full particulars write F. A.
Connable, trustee, 484 Commercial Bank
l)ldg Houston. Tex.
Wnsbluirton.
BUY SPOKANE PROPERTY.
One acre that will soon be worth $1,000
for $600; terms. Write
EMERY B, BAYLEY,
Peach. Wash.
livk btook market of west
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. J,tvo Block Commission Merobant.
BYERS BROS. & CO. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Ca, 222 Exchange Bldg.
Bnyder-Malone-Coffman Co., UO Ex. BldUc
LAVEItTY BROS., 1JS Exchange Bldg.
MARTINBROS. & CO., Exchange Bldg.
"clay, Robinson & Co., 200 ExcbaoxeBldg7
Js.otoi9 ?0; western firsts, free coses, $UV20
dui.tv, western, current receipts, ires
cases, $9.fjjr9.90.
i UKUSN (juiet. out sicnuy. New YorK
full crwinis, choice. ISc; New York full
creams, fair to good, JlIffliHc, New York,
part SKims, iiffiK,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rilOVISIONS
Fen tn res of hc TrndtiiR- anil Closing;
Prices on Hoard of Trailr,
CHICAGO, III.. Nov 11.- Deprrewlon
overspread, the wheat market today In
consequence mainly of loss warlike tone
of news from Europe. The close, though
firm, showed n decline of to io net.
Latest trading left corn a shade to Uo
up. oats unchanged to We lower nnd
provisions varying from Saturday night's
figures to a gain of
wheat traders also had to confront
world shipments a third larger than a
year ago. A lively business with millers
at Minneapolis led to some reaction, but
the fact that harvesting In Argentina
would begin within a fortnight spoiled the
rally. December, which ranged from SSSW
8So to i9ViC, finished at the level last
named, a-loss of He compared with forty
eight hours before.
'Predictions of unsettled weather braced
up the corn market. There were also dis
patches from central and southern Illi
nois that mentioned disappointment nt
husking centers, December fluctuated be
tween 49Hc and COUQCOVtc closing firm
Hilttc net higher at WVMiWfce. Cash
grades were In fair demand. No. 2 yel
low wits quoted nt 58H469C.
Oats Inclined lo sag on account of the
absence of export call. December sold
from 31Vic to 31Hc, with latest quotations
He off nt SlUGttlKc.
Lower prices for hogs tended to pull
down provisions. Tho chief setback was
In January pork, 7Hc.
(juoiations cioseu Uo touows;
Article! Open. High.) Low. Clo8e. Sat.
Wheatl '
Dec $9S9. 89V4 SHW 891 89H
May. 94VJ514 84 94H 95 9&SW
July. 9Mi9l 91 H 91 91S
Corn
Dec. 49Hi WWtSi 49 5o; 60
Slay. 49JN9U H 49 VWtiH 49H
July. 49t60 60U 49i 50. 60
Oats
Dec. 31!i 314 SlU 31W4 SlHr,
May. 32?iWtt 32?ieT33 32-T 33 33V4
July. 32H S3 324T4 S3 33
Pork 1
Jnn. IS S3 18 42tt IK So 18 42H IS 35
May. (18 00-05 IS 03 17 93 18 05 18 35
Lard I
Nov. .10 70 10 73 10 70 10 75 10 ?i
Dec. 10 60 10 52H 10 60 10 62H 1" R2H
Jan.. 10 37-40 10 424 10 374 10 42H 10 40
May. 10 12VS 10 15 . 10 12H 10 15 10 15
Ribs
Nov. 10 40 10 40 10 37H 10 37
Jan.. 9 92H 9 97W 9 90 9 97M 9 92A93
May. 9 72H 9 72-76 9 70 9 72-75 9 724
Cash quotations wero as follows:
FLOUR Steudy; winter patents. M.SOdP
4.75; winter straights, f4.10Iit.6O; spring
patents. $4.zriH60; spring straights, $1.00
4.25; bakers, $3.t'(i3.tr..
RYE No. 2, GMf66V4C
BARLEY Feed or mixing. 4J$(01o; fair
to cholco malting. 5wfi.70c.
SEED Timothy, $3.00fc3.75. Clover, $13.00
PORlC-OUcss. $16.5017.00. I,ard (In
tierces), 10.7&4j10.82V4. Short ribs (loose),
$10.12010.624-
Total clearances of wheat and flour
wore equal to 66S,0tX) bushels. Primary
receipts wore 2.69S.O00 bushels, compared
with LltO.OOO bushels the corresponding
day a year ago. Tho visible supply of
wneat 111 the united states increased
3,654,000 bushels, for the week. The amount
of breadstuff on ocean passage increased
2,448,000 bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat, 197 cars; corn, 160
cars: oats. 4R6 cars; hogs. 21.000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
$1.05iil.O7; No. 3 red, 96cjr$1.03; No. 2 hard,
89?ir92c: No. 3 hard. 87iH4o: No. 1
northern, "oa'OOHc; No. 2 northern, 86V4K
88M1C; No. 3 northern, S-Vri874c; No. 2
spring, 87(jSc; No. 3 spring, 8o87c: No.
4 spring, swisio; velvet cnarr, swirssc
durum. WWiDOc. Corn: No. 2. 6Sc; No. :
white, 5SV4PC9C; No. 2 yellow. tSViWKtc;
No. 3, WK(jX)(c; imo. J wnue, wvitrusa No,
3 yellow, old, 6i?4ft5Sc; new, 64c; No. 4,
old. 63W56c; new, C2V4c; No. 4 white, old.
64564c; new, 62c; No. 4 yellow, old, 66Vi
607c; new. 619ijf.2V4c Oats: No. 2, 31VSc;
ino. - wnue. dtnw.tsc; io. a, .nc; rvo, i
white, 31V4fl32V4c; No. 4 white, 30;'31Ae
stanilard. 3M)33Hc
RYE No. 2. 66(8C6!ic. (
liAitur; 1 h 11c.
TIMOTHY $3.0060.75. Clover. $lh0mSl7.DO.
BUTTER Steady; creameries, 28S)32V4ci
dairies. 2CS30c.
EGGS-Steady; receipts, 2.168 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 2225c; ordinary
firsts, Z6c; iirsts, c.
CHEESE Steady; daisies, 17V174c;
twins, ltrfio'ifc; voung America, it?0j7o;
long horns, itrvniic.
POTATOES Bteady; receipts. 115 cars
Michigan, 4SU63c; Minnesota, 4"Gf50c; Wis
consln, 45T52c.
POULTRY Alive firm; turkeys, 16c;
chickens, 11c; springs, izkc.
VEAL-Stendy at 914c.
NEW YORK fiK.XiniAl, MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Vnrlnns
Commodities. ,
NEW YOR1C, Nov. H.-FLpUR-Mjuiet,
spring patents. $4. 60454.80: winter straights
$4.60&4.00; winter patents, $4.70ij6.15; spring'
clears, $4.:S4.60; winter extras No. 1. $4.10
tn.so; winter extras No. 2, 4.cog4.1o: Kan
sas straights, J4.IMH.25. Rye flour, steady;
rair to good. J3.75fii3.90: cho co to fancy
$3.954.10. Buckwheat flour, quiet; $2.00
&2.0C per 100 lbs.
CORNMEAI-Steady; flno white nnd
yellow, $1.5&51.60; coarse, ll.G0Sl.53; kiln
dried, W.w.
RYE Quiet; No. 2, 68c. c. '.. t. Buffalo,
WHEAT Spot market, steady.:. No.
red, $1.06 clovator and $1.07. f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. 98Vic. f.
b. afloat. Futures market steady on cov
ering at Vic lower; December, 96 1-16
97 l-16c, closed 97 l-10c; .May, $1.00H
l.ui i-i; closed $1.01 1-16.
CORN Spot market, steady; export,
l&c, t. o. b. afloat; December to March.
OATS Spot market, quiet; stundard
white, 384c; No. 4, 37tr374c; natural
white, 3j!03SVjc; white clipped. 37(f?40c.
FHED Quiet: western spring hran, 100-
pounu huckh, !.&o; standard middling,
$22.60: cltv. $23.50.
HAY Quiet; prime, nominal; No. 1, $1.10
Wi.ia; no. z, ji.uoyi.ix; ip. 3, bbc.
HOPS SteadyS, state, common to
choice, 1912, 27tI33c; 1911, 14619c; Paclilc
coast. 1M1Z, mr&c: 1911, 194J20C.
HIDES-Steady; Central America, 28V4c;
Bogota. 2S29c
LEATHER Firm: hemlock flrsU. 27SD
28c; seconds, 26&27c; thirds, 23Jf24c; re-,
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; mess. $18.75
(aiv.su; lamuy. jii.ww-'i.w; snort clears
$22.XWiC4.60. neef. firm: mess. $18.00019.00
family. $22.004523.00: beef hams. $28.0SW1.M,
Cut meats, ay. pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lbs.. $13.60014.00: nickled hams. $14.00. nam.
Inal. Ijinl, easy; middle west prime, $11,01
5iii.i&. reiineo, ujreiy steady; continent,
ju.80; Koutn America. Jiz.eo: compound
$8.00fl.25.
TALLOW -Quiet, prime city, hhds.
6ic. special, 7"c. country. 6g6lr.
CHBESE-Steady; receipts. 1.039 boxes:
state, wholp milk. held, colored snprlnln
174lRo; skims. 4il4o.
Euun-steady to nrm; receipts. 6,003
cases; rresn gathered extras, 3tH0c; re-
rngeraior, speciui marss, tancy, 34c
nearby hennery, whites, fancy. nw Inhl
63i(ti0c; nearby selected whites, good to
prime, 4363o: western gathered whites.
2342c '
POULTRY Dressed, Irregular; western
chickens. 12iil8c; fowls, , nViCIS'ic; tur-
Keys, iwa-ic
BUTTER FI rin ; receipts. 3.183 tubs
creamery specials, 33V4c: creamery held
extras, sm&SZc; state dairy, finest, 314f
51H; process extra. 27H8J8c; factory, Juno
make, firsts. U'Mt'Xic: factory, current
make, first. 244c; lacking stock, June
mage, zmW. current maxe, no. z, zvtp
Mlnneaiinlls (i rill 11 Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. ll.-WHEAT-
uecemDer, taw. Jiay, iwc. cash. No. 1
hard, 85t,o; No. 1 northern. WVf87Hc; No
t, IIUI 1 U,TII. 007Htl 0J7U.
CORN No. 3 yellow, E2&3c.
OATS-No. 3 white, 2929'4c,
RYE No, 2. 67C604C.
BRAN In 100-lb. sacks. $18.00fi 19.00.
Fi-OUR-Flrst patents, $4.354.65; second
patents, ti.axui.fs; iirst clears, J3.20ftg.50;
second clears. i.iiuiiu.
FLAX-$1.39V4.
BARLBY-t-3SyCSc. -
I'roria Market.
PEORIA. III.. Nov. ll.-CORN-Ohl.
changed; new, Vtif-c higher: No. 3 yellow,
ozvw&jc. no. yeiiow, oiw(WV4c; No, I
mixed 57.tc, No. 3 mixed, 5744158c, asm
pie, wwc,
OATS Unchanged, No, 2 white, 33c
standard, aivtc; no. nac; No,
whltf n.
NEW YORK jiTOCK MARKET
Trading: Becomes Weak After Four
Hours of Irregularity.
ALL RECENT GAINS WIPED OUT
Selling In Late IH-allngM Only Mod
erate anil Decline la Altogether
Gradual Losses In London
DenlliiH.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11 -After four
hours of Irregularity, during which
pi-Ires rose and felt within ono point lim
its, today's stock market suddenly
turned weak in the hut hour, not only
wiping out all gains but In several Im
portant Instances, notably Fnlted State.-
Stl, going under last week's low level
The selling In the late dealings whs
only moderate and the decline altogether
gradual. The only previous break In the
monotony of the session was during the
noon hour, when tho list suffered a sharp
reversal on news from Washington that
tho supreme court would, render no de-
lsion today in me several suns 01 cape
lal Interest to Wall street. Including tho
Union Paclflo-Southern Pacific merger,
Foreign conditions were negatively
helpful to the day's reactionary move
ment, Iondon's prices for American
stocks showed more lotrcs than gains
and tho British metropolis had Its own
troubles In connection with the fort
nightly settlements and the posslblo dis
solution of the libel nl ministry. Uncer
tainties growing out of the BAlkan situa
tion were an added factor, not only In
London, but nt the Frenuh and German
capitals.
Call money touched 6 per cent lowiirus
the end of tho dav. but time rates eased
n fraction by roason of lust Saturday's
hotter Dank statement, tub one cnoernii
note of the day was contained In traffic
advices from the middle west, which
allowed that tho business of the railways
nt tho moment Is limited only by tho
capacity of equipment.
Bonds were lower on a tair lustrum-
tlon of offerings, Total sales par vuluo
aggregated $2.03S.00. United States gov
eminent bonds were unchnnged on rnll.
Number of ta rn and leading quotations
today were as follows:
pura. limn, w iw ,
Amilomited Coprr . .
I,0O
MX
6.6O0
n.ioo
300
l,t
H4.
Si's
SIM
American Asrlrultursl .
b7'
it
W,
mt
mi
MH
'iiji
Bra
IM
mi.
67
M!.
Itl
6S
63
'is"
44
79
104
li!H
1UU
371
4114
107
Rt
MH
SU
1:1
6SS
r4
i
u
44
79
107H
lit
143
IT
43.
10t4
104S
im
IMH
43
t
31
m
ish
1I4H
mi;
mi
143i
164
165 H
lli
ill;
SiH
334;
MVt
42
161
13T4
46
12t
Ills
"T
120
ll'i
14'.
Amtrlon Dtet Sur.r, .
American I'm
Amerlcsn Can pfd
American C. & V
Amerlritn Cotton Oil...
Am, lco Securities
American Unseed
American ljwomotlte
American a. t It
HOI
l.tlM
,CK
100
40fl
m
Am. S. A H. ptd
Am. Suiiar Kerinlni
American. T T
American Tobacco
tOO S7I
Anaconda Mlnlni Co....
Atclilaon
4.CQ 3S
,SM tOS
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Ooaat Una......
Ilaltlmnre & Ohio
Bethlehem Rleel
Ilrooklyn Itapld Tr......
Canadian racltlo
Central Leather
Cheaapoaks A) Ohio
era ioh
1.7W 4s
too t)
4, wo MS
106S
43
ni
3t
10
1IH4
1HU
140
35 i
143
US
166
40 '
17S
JJ.
6m
NOO 31M
1,!00
1.000
11,300
MOO
too
600
1,000
wo
' "ioo
600
4,700
700
IS
Chleaio Q. W.
1SH
1UH
3 a
HtH
iwt
"ioi,
V
34H
6H.
niloio, m. ft St. r
Chlcaio & K, W
Colorado V, ft I
Cbnsolldnled Qaa
Corn Producla
Delaware fit Hudson. ....
Henrer & lUo Ormnde ...
Denver It. 0. pfd...
Dtttlllt-ra' Securities ....
Rrla
Krle lat pfd
Krla id pfd
General Klectrlo
Great Northern pfd
Great Mirthern Ore ctf.
J, 300
1,300
1,700
J,W
70)
47
'ioi
121
46
'iii,
'"1
Illinois Central
tntertwrouch Met
Inter. Met. pfd.....
International Harvester..
lnler-Marlnn pfd
international Taper ... .
International Tump
SO0 HV. 16
21
Kanitaa City southern.. .
COO
100
6,000
21
lACleda Qaa 1
Lehljh Valley
IOJH
10&S
105 l
1T3T4
lT4i J72';
Loulavllln A- 'XMliyllle.,
M., St. P. t S. S. M..-.
MlaAOAjrl, K. U T
600 147
164
141'i
141
100 14314
1,000 '26
3,300 -45H
100 lit
700 63 U
100 US
O0 1151
1UH
21
4H
130
2 4
111
.2T6i
,J!i
Mltaourl raclflo
National Ulacult ........
National Lead
N. 1L It. of M 2d nfd .
NViw York Central
in. r . o. v
liiu
83S
orfolk St. Western
400 116 11411
North American ,,,,
Northern Pacific
3,300 126'i 134
124)4
Pacific Mall d.4
300 3Ji 814 33
1,600 1t3's 123V4 12314
300 117 116)4 110
109
200 UH 2JU
604 39 37 3T
200 117 16T 166
81,700 1T2K 1S 1H
3,600 31 30 23 H
200 Mi 93 91 '4
1.300 :(1l 26 V, 26
400 494 494 4IV4
3O0 26 li'i S6U
300 tO JOli
200 4 49 H'-i
100 66 66 66
3.600 HHi 109V4 IMH
1,300 294, 20 '4 29H
TOO 81S 61 gO'i
600 42 414 411,
2414
43,000 173 170 1T0
100 JOS' 90S WlH
0H
60) 61i 6IH 614
106,900 7U 74 74
11IH
6,000 4U 63 63
600 , 49 46V4 46i
'
14
-a 654
S00 im T 71
1,600 12 804, W14
I'ennaylranla )..
reople a Gas
P . C. C & St. L
Pittsburgh Coal
Presel Steel Car
Pullman Palace Oar
Heading
Republic I. A S
Republic I. & 8, pfd....
Rock Island Co
Hock' Island Co. pfd
St. L. & S V. 2d pfd .
fleahnard Air Une. . . .
Seaboard A, U pfd
Slosa-Sheffleld 8. A I ..
Southern Taclflc
Southern IlallftMr
Bo. Hallway pfd
Tennessee, Conner . . .
Teiaa Parltle,
llnlou Pacific
Union Pacltlo pfd
United Statna Realty
United Stales Rubber....
United Wales Steel
V. S. Steel pfd
Utsh Copper . ... ...
Va. Carolina Chemical ..
Wnbath
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland
Western Union
WrstlnaJiouM Electric ..
Wheeling & I K
Total salca for the day,
647,100 shares.
New York .Money .Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1L-MONHY On
call, firm; 4'A8 per cent; ruling rati), 414
por cent; closing tld, 6 per cent; offere'd
at 6 per cent. Time loans, easier; sixty
days, 6 per cent; ninety days, 67i per
cent; six months, SVitiOW per cent.
riUMB MERCANTILE IAI'ISR-6 ner
cent.
8TKRLINO I3XCIIANQK Steadv. with
actual business In bankers' bills at J4.&125
ror sixty-aay nuis. ana at h hu) ror do
mahd. Commercial bills, 14.81.
WILVBR Uar. 62c: Mexican dollars.
49c. i
1JONDS Government, steady: railroad.
steady.
Closing flotations on bonds today wero
uh follows;
U. 8. rf. 3, Ttt ..101 K C. So. ref. 6... It
do coupon 101 L, B. deb. 4a 1911... 92 V4
V. S. ret 102V4U tc N, unl. 4a. . 9714
do coupon 10214 tl. K. T. 1st 4i . 93
U. S. 4s, r(.. do sen. 4V4s I3'4
do coupon ItSltMo. Pacific 4a 7114
ranaroa 3s, roupon. 1014, do conr. Is 67 14
A.-C, 1st, 6s rtfs. 62 N R R of M 414 69
Amer. A. 6a .. .10114 N V. C. k. 3!4a. .. S
A. T. T . 4a.. 11114 do dab. ta...
92
Am. Tobacco 6s. ..121)4 N. T. N. 11.
Armour A Co. 4V4 90)t cv, 114s
Atchison sen. 4a. .. 97SN. w. lit i
t. II.
90
97
116
94)4
6614
I".
914,
103)4
4l
do cv. 4s I960 104, "go ct 4s.
do cr. 6s 107HNO. Pacino 4s.
A C. L. 1st 4s... MH 00 is
Hal. Ohio 4s. ... 9744 0, 8. U rfdf. 4a
do 3)4s 9114 rnn. cr. 31, 1916
hrook. Tr. cv 4s. . 90 do eon. .
Cen, of Oa. 6a 10614 Ileadlni sen. 4s
714
Cn. Leuther ( 954 s. 1.. 8 F
Ches, Ohio 414s.. 9964 do (an. a.
do conr. 4Hs . . 91H,t- L, 8. w.
Chleaxo ic A. 114a. 66 '3. A. L. adl
fit 4s 76H
4s. 60U
6s.... 754i
U. D. & Q 1. 4s... 9344 So Vie. rol. 4
19
63S
It
1064
79H
9H
103H
96H
103
16144
7)4
1 C6)i
lli
9144
9144
do fen. 4s 96)4 do cr 4l.
C M 8 P ct 414a.. 10414 do 1st raf. 4a...
C. II I. A P. c, 4a. 61 So. Ilallwar 6a
da tff. 4a 174, do (an, 4s. .
C tt 8. r b 44.. 94H Union Patlflo 4s.
D. A H. cr. 4... 9714 do ct. 4a..
D, &. It. O. raf. ta 1314 do jst & ref 4s,
Dlallllera 6a 71)4 W. Hubber 6a .
Krle p. I. 4a 64)4 V, 8. Steel Id 6a
do sen. 4a 76S Va.-Car. Cheni, 6a
do ct la, ser. n 7TH Wabash lat ex. 4i
III. Cen. lat rtf. 4s 96 Western Md. ia
Inter. Met. 4)4s 41 Weat, Kleo, ct 6a.
later. M, M. 4s. 66Wls. Ceotral 4a....
Japan 4Hs 64
Did. Offered,
New York Mining Mlneka,
NKW YORK. Nov. ll.-tnoslng quota.
lions on mininei siocks were;)
Com. Tunnel stock.. 9 Meilcan .....
.. 170
...WW
...46
.. 10O
do bnnda
IS
Ontario
Con. fUl. A Va...
Iron Bllr
LeadTllle Cna. ,.
Little Chief ....
Offered.
. 30
.160
. 4
...4
Opblr
Standard
Yellow JaeVst
Trenanry Mtatemciif .
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 The condition
of thu United States treasury at the be
ginning of business today was: Work
ing balance, $4.3ft9,C0. In banks jind
Philippine treasury. $30,485,161. Total of
general fund, $143,618,722. Receipts Satur
day, $3,3S0,54. fDlsbursejnents, $3,779,247
Ix.fl-Jt tp,l fljicsl vaar JU.7M.oKS. as
ngalnst a deficit of W.Mf.970 last year.
The figures for receipts, disbursements
and deficit exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
l,o ml on Stuck Market.
LONDON, Nov. 11 Money was dearer
and discount rates were firm today. The
Bank of England secured most of the
jS.TW.ttM South African gold offered in the
open maiket. The uncertainties f the
European situation nnd the commence
ment of the settlement In tho mining sec
tion restricted business on the StonK ex
change. Realising Prior to the general
carry-over caused weakness In shlppng
shares and Brazilian and home rails.
Russian and Servian bonds were easy and
copper shares wero offered on bearish
American statistics. Ponsols were steady.
American securities opened quiet and
unchanged and later In the forenoon ad
vanced on light covering. During the
rest of the session the market fluctuated
Irregularly and closed undecided.
liomlon closing stock quotations:
ContoU. moot? ..14 l-U UmUtllU Nh. .It-Hi
1)0 mnint . !4!-tlMo. Kn. Tit,
Amnl. rortr .. tt Nfw TotV tVnltl Hit
AnronJ .. . ' N'orfolV t WMtrrn.ltl
AHhlton UOH do pM
do pM . . u unurin . witrn. w
lUUInvuo Ohlo..tO41Vtnlnl
CtinnJUn lVfHIo .IMWIU11.I Mines
Chrsnpenlii' Ohio. ISHHfllns
Chi, Orest Wetrn. tvPoulhrn Hr
Chi., Mil. W. r.UIH do fti
l) lletr
V Southern I'ttltlo
lner . HKi ..
do pM
r.rl.
do tl ptd . ...
do 3d pld
Orti4 Trunk .
llllnnll Ontrtl ..
tlH Union I'.olrlo
411, 1I0 pfd . ..
MU. 8. ftl
H do rfd
41 Wbh
sS d r(J
..HT
MV
.. V
. m
.- 44
.. lMt
1S
easy at
SILVKH-uar, easy at j3-ied per
ounce.
MONEY .HI3i per cent.
The rate of discount in the open mar
ket for short bills Is 4 13-16tT5 per cent;
for three months hills, 4 15-16 per cent.
Huston Cloning ttock.
IIOSTON, Nov. 11. Closing quotations
on stocks were ns ronows;
Allouei 42 Mohawk
Amal. Coppr 6IU Nevada Con
A. 7.. U A S 3imNlp1slnir Mines ,.
Arltona Com 3T NVirth Ilutta ......
II. : 0. C. S. .t. M. North Uke
tlal A Arlnma "ti Old Dominion ....
Cat. Ik llecla ....6T1 Oeceola
'Centennial N Uulncy
(Sp Hanae C. C... 6a Shannon
IViet nulls C M... 16 Superior
Kranklln 10S Superior A 11. M.
Olrout Con. ........ 4V Tamarack
Oranby On T6H t'. 8. 8. It. M
Oret-ne Cananea ... dn pM
1.1. Hoyala Copper. Sm Utah CVn
Kerr Uke 1 11-ltVlah CVrper Co..
Iike Ctippr ........ 30H Winona
I Salle CVpper..... 6 Wolverine
l
1:4
Mi
l
H
105
64
Il4
i:.
2S
41
46l(
604
13
MV
4
;
Miami Copper ISH
Aaked.
Ht, Louis (ionrrnl Market.
8T. LOUIS, Mo.. Nuv. H.-AVUWAT-Cach.
lower: track No. 3 red, J1.06Sii.07;
No. 2 hard, SSJJ91c.
CORN-1-ower; track No. 2, 65!to; No.
2 white.
Closing prices of futures:
VI I RAT Lower; December. 90Sc; May,
95c.
CORN Klrm; December. 4THc; May,
4SHc.
OAT-8teady; Deoeinber, 3Uic; May,
SSHtKUe.
RVI0-Unoliauged; 64a.
KIXJUH Steady; red winter pntentis
JI.7Mlfl.TO; extra fanoy and strnlghts, fl.15
hanl winter clears, 3.60ra-N,
SICHD-Tlmothy. Iio.rt).
CORMM10A1-03.GO.
HRAN Lower; sacked, east tro:k, 93
96c.
HAY Sternly; timothy, 113.0O4fl7.DO; prat
rl, SU.COUilti.uo.
IlAOai NO 10 3-lfic.
TWINK-Hemp, 8c.
I'ROVISIONB-Pork, unchnimed; lob
blng, 116.60. I-anL unchsnged; inline
steam, 110.72Wif?10.S2V4. Dry salt meats,
unohunged: boxed extra shorts, $U,63H;
clear ribs, III KiV4; short clears, $12. llacou,
unchanged; boxed extra shorts, JI2.6:H;
clear ribs. H2.H2H: short clears, $13.
roiILTRT Weaker; chickens, 9V4c;
springs, Ha; turkeys,. 15c; ducks, 12c;
geese, 11c.
1IUTTKR Klrm: creamery, 274102c.
isuun-nrmi ine,
Rcculpts.
.... '13,000
.... 187,0(111
HhlpmentH.
16,000
91.000
110,000
!S ! Whea't. Iiii"'!!!
l.lnltt. 1.1.1-
Corn, bu
Outs, bu
45,000
124,000
K'nnsna 4,'lt (7 ml II 11 ml Pro vIkIiiiin,
KANSAS' CITY, Mo., Nov. U.-WHIWT
Cush, unchanged to Ic lowcn; No. 2
1 ham, 5.ittMn9tta; No. 3. S3HL; No. 2
t-'UllN cnciiftliged; No. 2 mixed, old,
M'iflWic; new, 62J4Jf53c: No. 3. old. 64o;
now, 61(62o; No. 2 white, old, Wlftlo;
iisw, iniiwc; io. J 0111, &3UMC; new, bZYi
OATS-Vic lower; No. 2 white, 32?;
33160; No. S.mUod. 2-IWMc.
Cloning prices of futures.
WHlQATDilCfJUitjqr, s3WfS3?ic; May.
CORN-Deecrfiber, 4SiUf40Ho! May, 47',i
4f471ia; July, 47Hc. .
OATS-Deeember, 82?c; May, 3S74034C.
RYE 438c,
HAY Weak; choice timothy. $13.60
14.00; choice prairie, 12.60iQ 13.00.
HUTTUR Creamery, 30o; firsts, 2Sc;
seconds, 26a; packing, 23Ho.
MUQH lixtras, 28c; firsts, l6H27c; sec
onds, 19c.
POULTRY Hens, 10',ic; roosters, 9o;
springs, ll)H13c; young turkeys, J7o,
Rnrelpts. Bhlpments.
Wheat, bu 20.000 130.000
Corn, bu 15,000 7.000
Oats, bu 46,000 3,000
.Meliil .Market,
NKW YORK. Nov. ll.-MHTAUS-4'op-
per; iwuiet; sianuaiu, vpot, JW.WKij 17.37;
November. 317.02117.27): December nnd
January, $17.00' 1 7. 25; electrolytic, $l7.62(fj
11.31, 111K0, ai7.6asii7.Ni; castings, $l7,lrfi
17.37. Tin: Dull nnd easy; spot to Janu
ary, $I9.47WT40.87W. Lead: Quiet, $I.7W
4.NO. bpeiier. quiet. $7.36.45, Antimony;
Hteady; CookKons. $10.60. Iron: Klrm; No.
1 northern, $18.16J18.76; No, 2 northern,
$17.73018.25; No. 1 southern, $18.7619.23;
No, 1 southern, soft. $18,60119.00.
Copper arrivals, 1,624 tons. ICxports
this month, 3,697 tons, Local exchange
sates, copper, ib tons, ixmilon copper,
firm: snot. 176 10s: futures. (77 2h Ril.
London,' tin, dull;' spot, 227; futures, 22i
ids, ixnuon lean, iin 7s txi. in(iori spel
ter, 27 7s 6d. Iron, Cleveland warrants,
66s 7Md In London.
BT. IOUIS, Mo. Nov. ll.-MRTALH
Lead, steady, $4.60. Spelter, quiet, $7,25,
VUllilo Mupply 11 f (i nil 11.
NKW YORK. Nov. 11. Tho visible sup
ply of grain In the tTnlted Htates No
vember 9, ns compiled by the 'New York
Produce exchange, was as follows
Wheat. I5.30i.000 bushels; Increase, 3,354,003
bushels. Wheat In bond, ' 2,5.",000 bush
els; Increase, 3IS.000 bushels. Corn, 2,216,-
ono huKiiein; decrease, 473,0m iiiiHhels,
OatB, 11,574,000 hiiMhnls.;, Increase, l,(f22,00J
bushels. Oats In bond. 42,000 buihcls; un
changed. Rye, 1,330,000 bushels; Increase,
80,000 bushelc, llarley, 4,280,000 bushels;
Increase, 151,000 bushels. Hsrlny In bond,
271,000 bushels; Increase, 45,000 bushels.
of fee Market.
NKW YORK. Nov. ll.-OOKKKK-Ku-
tures market openi-d steady at n decline
of 2 to 4 points In response to easier
Kuronenn cables, The close was steudy.
ret 15 points lower to 1 point higher, noar
months being relatively weak. Hales, 111,
LOO bags. Closing bids': November and
December, 13.69c; January and February,
13.58c; March, 13. wo; April, 13. c; 31 ay
14n: June. 14.02cl July. 14.06c: Auinist
14.07c; (September and October, 14.09c,
Wpot, quiet; Rio 7s, 14c; Santos 4s, J6c,
Mild, quiet; uorativa, io),iisc.
Kvwparatea Apples nnd Dried Fruits
NKW YORK, Nov. 11.--EVAPORATBD
APPLES-Dull; fancy, 8Q0c; choice, 7
inc; prime, tviTio'vc.
DRIKD KIiriTS-ITunes, Callfornlas
up to SomffK, 29V4c; Oregons, 5VjVU0,,c,
Apricots, firm, choice, 8HW4c; extra
choice. S'V&lOo; extra choice fancy, IOO"
!2c. Peaches, firm! choice, 6Vjfjlio; extra
choice, 6T(87c. Raisins, firm; loose Mus
catels. CUQSVic; choice to fancy seeded
MifiVio: seedless, 6ttfH4o; indon layers.
$L4041.43,
Hay Market.
OMAHA, Nov. It, HAY No. 1, upland
tn.fjftn 11.60: No. 2. tlOOOfill.OO; No. 3
$8.00810.00; No. 1, midland, $10.6Oii 11.00; No.
3, is.oiyuiuw; ro. 1, iowiunu, 6.waiu.w
No. 2. IS.Otra9.00: No. 3. $8.OO&'8.O0. Alfalfa
Nn 1. third and fourth cutting. $13.60ff
11.00: No. 2, first und second cutting, $13.00
ca 13.60; No. s, any cutting, ji-'.wiz.w; jvo,
3. any cutting, $11.0Ojl2.C0. Straw, wheat
$3.00; oats ano rye, n.wit'iw.'
Kuicar Market,
NEW YORK. Nov. 11, Sl'OAR-Raw,
steady; muscovado K test, 3.ic, centriru
gal M test, 4.0Cc, molasses 89 test, 3.30c
refined, steady,
OMAHA LIVEJTOGK MARKET
Cftttle Sell All Way from Stronger
to Ten Lower,
HOGS GENERALLY TEN LOWER
Liberal ItrrclpU of Sheep nml l.nmb(
with l.amlis In thr Majority
Trailr SIoit and Triers Weak
to Ten Lower,
SOt'TII OMAHA. Nob.. Nov. 11, 1912.
Receipts wete Cattle. Hogs. Shiep
Kstlmate Monday .... 8,300 5.700 29,000
.Suno day last week.. 4,437 2.SU 19,3
katno day 2 wks, aio 1M36 4,442 61.9i
Hame day J wks. ago.. 12,230 3,614 45.720
Same day 4 wks. ago.. 14.764 2,471 20.222
Somo day last year. .. 6.792 1.8S2 14.0M
The following talile snuws the receipts
or cattle, hog and sheep at Snuth Omaha
tor tho yesr to date as comparud with
last year: i2. utt. Inc. Deo
Cattle 873,624 1,031,686 148,162
R"K" 2.517,870 S.04J.I8S 474,582
Sheep 3.618.46.', S.T1R.R.V1 ...4... SS.S96
lhu following table hors the range oi
prices for hogs at South Omaha lor tin
last few days with comparisons:
Date. I 19lt. 1911imo.li)oa.l903.uci07,l90d,
Nov. 1.
6 l4 7 K7 7 731 6 (1 t 05
6 10 7 91 7 65 & 72 6 6 S 10
0 10 09 7 S3 1 5 88 6 07
1J 8 07 7 74l 5 89 6 f.3
17 95 7 701587 539 BM
6 13 7 70 5 79 5 15 5
C. 14 7 90 I 5 TS 4 90 6 99
B OS S 03 7 781- r 4 75 0 03
tl 13 7 SO 7 79 1 6 C3 4 SS (I 03
6 21 7 96 7 73 6 M 8 07
fi 27 7 S4 7 78 6 61 4 95
Nov, 2..
Nov. S..
Nov. 4..
Nov. 6..
Nov. fi..
7 74SI
7 14
7 S3
7 TIN,
7 76N,
Nov. 7..
Nov. g.
Nov. 9.
7 S5
7 nv
Nov. 10.
Nov. 11.
Sunday
Receipts and dlsKisltlon of llvo stock
i mo union mock yards ror ttiehty
four hours ending at 3 o'clock yesterday
H ICC Klll'R.
Cattle. Hogs, ethoep. lrr's.
C,. M. & St. I Ry K
Wabash R. It I
I'nlon Puclflo R, 11. rti
t A N. W. (east).. 3
t. A N. V. twest)..l.t)
C. St. 1.. M. .to.. R
C. II. A. Q. (west).. 107
C It. I, a 1 (oast) 9
V., R. I. A I', twest) 5
Illinois Central 1
22
4S
2
to
3
1
1.7
18
13
1
O. V. j
Totals .
337 7J
DISPOSITION.
US
Cnttle, Hogs. 8hcep.
Morris ft Co (UO l.fttS M4
Hwlft and Cotnrtanv.. 1.242 1.145 1.17J
uunany racking Co... l,a
1,761
1.4M
5,5l
Armour Ai Co 62S
43
Mormll 36
W. 11. Vnnsant Co 214
Ronton Van 8, . I... 399
llll & Son AS7
'. H. Iiwls 276
fusion & Co 221
R. Root ay Co IK
J. H. nulla 142
F. Huss "4
Rosenstock Hros 32
McCroary & Kellogg. 81
Wortholmrr A D 415
H. V, Hnmllton 216
Rothschild & Krubs.. 1S9
Mo. & Kan.-Cttlf Co S5
lino & Christie 90
Other buyers...., 946 10,849
Total 7,413 C.460 18,678
CATTLH Whlla tho reccluts of cattlo
wero decldedlv heavlor than on Monday
of Inst week, they wen fctunilcr than two
wockb ago uy 6,000 head. At tli same, timo
tho run whh a little larger than a year
ngo, Whllo them wero unite, a good mnnv
westerns among tlio receipts this morning,
1110 proportion 01 uaiiva rattle was union
larger than for somo tlmo back.
Thorn was a good demand this niorn
Ing for range, steers suitable for killing
nnd tho market on anything of that de
rcrlptlon was fully steady nnd tctlvo. On
no inner nanu, there worn tu rn cornieu
link in sight than ,or 11 lon:( tlmo nacK
and some of them wero of pretty fair
uuallty. As usual at .lis tlmo of the year
uuyrj uro moro or less n: stu on tnu
cornfed proposition as tunny of the early
at rivals do not kill nut any too well. An
u result tho trade, on com.eds was rather
slow and dull and with other markets
reporting lower prlcej the innvVet hera
declined about 10a on that class of. stock.
Cows and heifers were 111 moderate sup
ply and very good demund, Prices were
fully steady and tho offerings for the
most port changed hands In very go-jJ
seusou in the morning. 1
All tho fo-dius ana stocaers in in
nrila hist weok were cleaned Upl before
the close, ho that rpcculutois und yard
traders wero ontlroly out of cattle tlilt
morning and wolu all anxious for freh
supplies. At tho same time thero w?:e
qiiltB a number of country buyers In so
that tho demand for dcslrablo grades at
least was active. As a result tho market
was a tittle stronger man last ,
Quotations on nativo came: u iu
.1 1 .... .U,.n IR 2MI10.UUI IUir IU HUUU
iw...r uioi-a x7.if.jfH.za; common iu
beef steers, $0.00417.26; good to choice
heifers, $5.00fi.00; good to c-holcs cows.
$5.60fJ0.40; fair to good grades, is.wuo.iw,
common to fair grades. J3.26W4.40: good to
fair to good Blockers and feeders. $6.7&tt
. t nu nr-i n Tin iiti'iinin. uiwiki'i
ti.25! common to fair stunners uii
$d.(XU6.75; stock cows win u;i ';"
;6o; veui calves, $5.0041300; bulls, Mtags,
etc.. Jl.oouu.oo.
Representative euifn,
UBI3K 8TEERB,
No.
19....
At. rr. fe- ATi ' r"
lll( I 7 90 1 1
. ...1269 8 00
19....
WWO.
665 4 00 1
770 4 60 11
904 4 60 14
1060 I 00. 1
1000 t 25 14
HEIFERS.
774 4 60
Ill I II 4
690 I 33
967 6 40
.....1107 6 60
1110 1 00
946 6 30
611 S 10
630 6 00
1....
11....
4....
1.,..
"'dulls.
... 1 an 1 1400 4 86
613 4 40
I. ........ v w
1...
4...
1...
9..
6..
4...
1...
4.
. .1660 4 68
CALVES.
.110 5 76 J K 7 00
lu Jo 4.. 160 6 60
"- 00 1 1
flTOCKKRS AND irKHDBRB.
.. . 664 6 60 16 T88 I ti
707 6 00 16 7M 40
'.." 630 4 00 7 31 7 15
410 6 25
un.-uTir.iiNK- NKliRASKA.
,n ..irM .1083 II 30 14 feeders,. 782
6 30
6 50
3 i0
6 35
6 35
7 heifers... 768
8 heifers... 773
20 steers.. ..li";
6 60 3 cows....
5 60 6 steers,..
6 35 3 steers...
Ml
W0
4 cows iwii
6 steers.... H50
22 feeders.. 1122
C 3.1
Nelson Neb.
II m 5 cs. ft lis. 991 5 W
A
16 steers.-.1113
H. P. Hansen Neb,
fnn.lers . 928 6 60 2 COWS..
5 75
Jl, It. nwiuin-tini.
I feeders.. 1165 to 19 feeders. .1118 6 50
James O Nell 8. IJ.
ir,feeders-.1035 6 80 ,
jonn iouin ,tw.
57 cows 972 6 J a cows....
9M
335
SCO
670
74S
C 00
d 85
085
5 35
6 25
12 cows PM D w IA i .
151 feeders. 867 85 BNmj,
J. rj. umimi
2 cows 1026 5 X 13 heifers..
ti COWS 9Ua o co ieejBi.
2 fears.. w o ou
J. Hterllng-Wyo.
fcows 1061 O0 4 cows..
..... usn eoi 2 coWB..
992
00
6 00
.!0W
""b. A. Slmmons-Wyo.
16 fa 1 arc.. 1011 7 10
HOOB-Condltlons surrounding the early
trade In hogs seemed very gloomy with
business commencing on a ievei mm i
dime lower than Saturday's general mar
a. iiai thei lobbers were the cnle
facto'rs during the first hour and bought
about their usual proportion ui mo "i
..1., Ti,. ,uilrH ware slow in coming
out and wure even more bearish than the
Jobbers, but the sellers were inclined to
hold out for better prices. While, a few
hogs changed hands at $7.60 the bulk of
the offerings was disposed of around $7.63
itfl.10. thus making the general market
about 10 cents lower than the close of last
week. Two or three loads of the. best
hogs on sale sold us high us $7.73, highest
n.iM rnr tint rlttv. and lust u nickel below
Saturday's top. Trade was fairly active
early, but as the market progress! the
movement became more lively, with price
showing considerable improvement Quite
a few pigs showed up In the receipts und
there was apparently a poor demand for
anything of that description. The major
Ity of the pigs showed a decline of fully
25o when compared with the way they
were selling at the enu 01 last. ween.
The recelDts were very liberal, the sup
ply being almost twice as large as last
Monday, greater than two weeks ago and
much In excess of arrivals hero on the
same day a year ago. There being, as
nuoted. above a very good movement of
the offerings most of the morning, prac
tlcoiiy everything was cleaned up In
very fslr Scsson.
Representative saiev
No. Ar.
ah. rr.
200 7 40
190 7 40
60 7 M
... 7 66
90 7 66
40 7 fl
60 T 60
60 7 60
No.
61...,
67....
119...
66. .
66...
67 ..
At, Sh. Pr.
.217 120 T 66
n m
IS.
194
170 110 IIS
90.. .
int...
41.. .
K. ..
9
J4. .
44.
160
144
4tl
196
.in
129
391
.961
.244
14i
K0 7 66
100 7 6:4
200 7 4JV4
60 7 70
CI..
.264
60 7 70
67 Mi
60
7 TO
t 70
l 160 7 60
66 191
64 343
19.. .
66 ..
66.. .
64....
64. ..
66. .
.170 140 7 60
260 SO T 66
.119 100 7 46
1(9 160 7 63
.177 40 T 68
60
7 70
7 TO
67..
69..
..214 40
..146 100
..290 60
. .106 20
..262 404
TO
46
7 70
7 70
7 70
64..
66..
68..
76.
64.,
64..
11..
44.
. 261
. 501
. .307
10
111
201
.147
..191
. 194
. 194
..187
.303
.263
160
90
60
m
lf.0
io
164
7 66
66. .
13.. .
7 63
7 4S
7 66
7 65
7 4)
7 66
. .311 320 7 70
..241 90 7 70
. 279 60 7 TO
..261 160 7 70
..35 . . 7 TO
64...
It...
61 .
l. .
60...
69. .
171 W 7 70
233 160. 7 76
204 60 7 70
!4T 320 7 TO
III 60 7 10
2T7 440 7 70
190 40 7 TO
210 t 70
26t 160 7 70
Ml 80 7 -S
170 ... 7 76
60 1 63
(0 7 66
60 7 66
164....
47
61
41
61....
71
tl. ..
161....
67
17
Tl.
64
61
60 7 65
210 7 66
110 7 66
49 ...
64 .
.287 240 T 66
.166 120 7 65
64. .
66 ..
64 ...
...262
.. 179
60
7 63
1
7 66
Pins.
144
T 10
I 33
66
91
I 0
.124
S1IKKP-A
liberal run of sheen unit
lamtm showed tin this mnrnltur. tlm ntv-
ply being considerably larger than n week
ago, less than two weeks ngo and larger
than on tho corresponding doy a year
ago. Tho receipts ' comprised a big per
centage of feeders, while tho number of
good killers wns relatively small, Not
withstanding bearish reports from Chi
cago and other markets local buyers
seemed to have very fair demands, llusl
ness was n llttlo slow In getting under
way during the first hours of the morn
ing. consequently little trade took plana
at that time. Among the early sales wero
Included about six loads of range ewes
that changed hands nt $4.10. and a bunch
of fed western owes that brought $3 90.
Three decks of lambs went to tho pack
ers nt $7.26 and two other decks that
were not quite, so good ns to quality
brought $7.15,
There belnir 11 rnnionrntlvnlv ainnll sim
ply of killing tninhs mi sale the malorltv
of tho offerings changed hands in fnr
season at prices anywhere from steauy
a mine lower, uood killing owes wero
n fair supply, with the tiada rather
rnggy most of tho morning.
Quotations on Rheorv nnd Lamhi
Irftmb, good to choice. $7.(627.40; lambs,
fair to good. $0.6007.00; lambs, feeders,
$S.264S'G.23: yearlings, good to choice,
light. $5.00415.40; yearlings, heavy, $t.C5ft
6.00: yearlhiES. feeders, feeders. $4.6010
$5,0; wothers, good to choice, $I.O04f4.M;
wethers, fair to good, $3.50174.00; wethers.
iseaers, 5.iir4.; swos, gooa to cnoice,
$4,0014.25: ewes, fair to good. $3.6034.00:
ewes, feeders, $3.003:.35; ewes, yearlings
breeders, JI.6O1J5.00; culls, sheep and
bucks. 12.6Wf3.00
Representative snlbs:
No.
Av
. 63
. 1
. 06
. 105
. 80
. 4.1
. 74
. 78
. 80
, 80
Pr
7 00
5 .15
a R
3 90
2 90'
6 16)
7 25
7 15
4 90,
4 90
!2 Nebraska Iambs
182 native yearlings
13 native lambs
173 Nebraska owes ,
227 Wyoming owes, feeders..
177 'Wyoming Inmbs. feeders.
329 native lambs
47 natlva lambs
672 Wyoming yearling
620 Wyoming yearlings
CHICAGO LIVK I4TOC1C MARliKl'
Demniul for Cattle Mtenilr H"W
Iiimer Sltcrii Weak.
ClUCAnO. Nov. U.-CATTLE-Ro-
celpts, 23,000 head; market, steady to 10a
lower: beuves, j5.Jttlflo.N5: Texas steers.
JI.40ft6.tV); western steers, I5.60fty.du;
shirkers and feeders, $4.1507,10; cows and
heifers. J3.76tf7.30.;, calves, eO.50iSjflO.60.
noun Receipts. 35.OW iienii: market.
largely 15o lower; light. $7.16tf1.85; mixed,
$7.3041 7.H5! heavy. $7.2WI7.W: rough. $7.KMi
7.40; pigs, $4.6000.66: bulk of sales. $7.50
7.85.
H1I10HP AND tsAMRS Receipts, 6.V0OO
head; market, weak; nativo, $.1254(4.50,
western, $3.50ilf4.15i yearlings. $4,lWo.75,
lambs, native, $5.36lr7.25! western, $5.U0
(H7.15.
St, Louis Iitvn Stock Mnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. U.-CATTLK-Re-
celpts, 11,400, Including 4,400 Texanrt;
market, steady; native snipping nnd ox
porting steers, jx.wirio.w; urcsseu and
butcher steers, $3.3508.75; stockers and
feeders. $3.76107,00; cows nnd heifers, $4.75
(19.00; canners, $2.76474.00; bulls J(.W.M;
calves, Jti.OORIl.00; Texas and Indian
stcors, $1,601(7.16,:. cows and heifers, $3.25
CC.00.
HOlIH Receipts. 9,700 heal: market, low
J5o lower: pigs and lights, $6.6007.93.
mixed nnd butchers, J7.50ij9.00; good
heavy. $7.S598.(i0.
HHK1CP AND LAMU8 Receipts. 6,W
head; market, 16a lower; muttons, Jl.OOiH
4.10; lambs, $5.6011.36; culln and bucks,
J2.aW3.25; stockers, $2.758-&0.
Kansas City Live Slock Market,
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1I.-CATTLE-
Recelpts, 30,000 head, Including 3,000
southerns; beef steers, steady to lOo
lower; others, steady to strong,;, dressed
beef nnd export steers, Ji.wyiu.w; rair to
good. $0.OOlii7.6O: western steers. $5.0087 25;
stockers und feeders, $4.60(37.25; southern
steers. J4.25SKI.10: southern cows, kmm
6.25; native cows. $3.604Jfl.76: native heif
ers, S6.utni8.u0 nuns, ii,uuni.bu; caives.
$s.ootrio.oo.
HOUS Receipts, 9.000 hend: market, 100
lower.; bulk of sales, J7.40&7.C3; heavy,
$7.00117.75; packers nnd butchers, $7.5567.75;
light, $7.3.jj;7.6o; pigs, jti.iwsi'j.oo.
SHEEP AND LAM IIS Receipts. WWO
head; market, steudy to 25a lower; lambs,
J6.OKR7.60; yearlings, $5.O06.00; wethers.
$4.00i(u,00; ewes, $3.75114,60; stockers and
. . a 't r : i i
leiMjern, ..iuu -,w.
Ml. .loariih Live Nlork Mnrkrt.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,700 head. Market steady; steers,
$6.761110.60; cows and heifers, $3.6033.73;
calves, $4.6(VfJ.60.
HOOfl Receipts, 3,000 head. Jiiaritei
lower! top, $7.75; bulk or sales, $7.65417.70.
HH1SEP AND LAMBS Receipts, lt.OOi)
head. Murkot steady; lambs, 56.0007.50.
Sloek In HIhIi4.
Receipts of llvo stock at the five prin
cipal westorn markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha. 8,300 5.700 29,000
St. Joseph 1,700
Kansas City 26,000
St. Louts 11.400
Chlcugo 23,000
3,000
9,000
9.700
11,000
12,000
6,800
C5.Q00
35,000
Totals 70,400 62,400 123,800
Cotlon Market.
NEW YORK, Nov 11.-COTTON Spot.
ntrHi1 nulnt: middling uplands, 12.20oi
inedlum gulf. 12.45c; sales. 10 bales.
COTTON Futures ciosea weuK, .ios-,
Ing bids: May, 11.60c; December, 11.69c;
January. il.79c; February, 11.87c; March,
11.970! May. 12.00c; June. 12.02o; July,
12.03o; August, 11.95c; September, 11.70c;
October, 11.60c,
LlVKhl'OOL. Nov. ll.-COTTON-Spot,
good business done; price 3 points higher;
American middling fair, 7.38d; good mid
dling, 7.10d; middling, 6.90d; low middling,
6.72d; good ordinary, 6.26d: ordinary, 5.78d;
sales, 10,000 balea.
Alllvraukrc drain Market,
MILWAl'KBE, Wis.. Nov. H.-WHKAT
No. 1 northern, 89SWc; No. 2 northern,
87V4SSSUO; No. 2 hard winter, 92fi93c,
December. 86Sft6?ic: May. B2ic.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 68Gc; No. 3
white, 69c; No. 3. 67Q07Hc; December,.
fiic; May, 49V4-l!lHc.
OATS Standard. 32r32V4c.
lIARLBY-5b72c.
Turpentine nnd Rosin,
SAVANNAH, Oa., Nov. 11 TURPEN
TINE Klrm. at S84c: sales, 706 bbls.; ro-.
celpts, 65 bbls.; si Ipments, 1,878 bbls,;1
stock, 22.100 bbls. ...,
ROSIN Klrm; sales, 2.600 bbls.; receipts,,
3,M1 bbls.; shipments, 6.619 bbls,: stock,'
121.2S4 bbls.: A. H. C. $5,9IH; D. J5.05; E,
15.9iH: V, J6; O. $6.02V4; H, $6.05,10. I.I
J:078; K-: $0.45; M, 7; N, $7.68; WO, $8.25;
WW. 58.55.
- . 1 1
Liverpool (i rat 11 Market,
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 11. WHEAT Spot.'
dull: 'o. 1 Manitoba, new, 7s 10d: No.3
Manitoba, old, 8a; futures, weak: Decern-1
ber, 7s 6d: March, 7s 6d; May, 7s 4d.
(30RN-Siot, easy; new American, kflrii
dried. 6s" lOHd; futures, weak; December,
6s d; January, 6s Hd.
Duluth CJrnln Market.
Dl'LUTH, Nov. 1L-WIIEAT No. t
hard, 87Uci No. 1 northern. S6ic, No. 2
northern, 84Vic Montana No, 2 hard, to
arrive, M'c; December, SSVic. bid. May,
WVic, aaked.
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