GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Interest Centers in Argentine. Where
Hot Winds Prevail.
BULLS HOPE FOR CHOP LOSS
fonr, torn Trnilrrn ,,.
vislnir Ani-lnM Short Side or lie
eemlirr Oiilloii ntul Wnrn
ik Arc Dniplintlr.
OMAHA. No. IS. I9tt
.IS are llmes wllc Ptfe of news
T.t el.th?r Jht hull or the bear side ot
wht Is brushed nslde upon Its flist
appearance, but which Inter proves of
great Importance ak a price makvi' In the
hlcngn wheat pit. This was the case
esterday when a private cable from a
leading Liverpool news agency reported
change l the weather conditions In the
Argentina Hepub.lc. This cable eouvcyed
the reports of hot winds In Buenos Aire
piovlnre ami too much moisture in the
SHntrfe province. As harvesting will
soon commence In the southern hemts
Ptiere, good weather is particularly U
Mrablc. as cither hot winds or a rainy
Dell would cause almost untold damage
!"u. nt rou'"r- Tho bull Interests at
i hlcngo which hnve accumulated "million
f bushels of May wheat and have, been
holding tightly to their tines have hrttt
nut one hope in view, and that hope was
11 crop loss In tho southern hemisphere
Nearly all thn gossip on wheat Inst nlcht
was bearish. .Traders in accounting for
tho small decline In the face of the
strong array of bearish news, attributed
, it to tho supporting Influence of a few
' ''.'K rP'nnIfslon houses. Cash wheat wuii
.. .Vjfil-So lower.
Conservative corn traders are advhlng
f UKalMt, tho short side of the December
option, some of tho mot active traders
nro emphatic In their warnings 11511 list
short Fales. They fay these tains have
, n tendency to further delay a movement
.-of corn, and as price are at n level which
Is not especially attractive to producers,
it Is doubtful whether tho run of corn
. , uuring the next thirty days will be such
in "to cause a heavy accumulation. Cash
, com unchanged.
Occasionally, Chicago shorts cover and
steady the outs futures, but the great
supply of the year, large receipts and an
overabundance of feed of nil kinds, are
all on the side of sellers. Cash oats He
to ?'c lower.
Clearances of wheat and flour were C92,.
Wflbit.; corn. G.000 bu.: oats. 211,000 bu.
Liverpool wheat closedUOTW lower:
corn, asid lower.
. . Primary wheat receipts were 2,156,000
bu. and shipments 713,000 bu.. against re
ceipts of 733,000 bu. and shipments of
4n.or0 bu. last vear.
Primary corn receipts were 394,0ft) bu.
and shipments 330,000 bu.. against receipts
of 379.000 bu. and and shipments of 264,000
bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1.017,000 bu.
and shipments 814,000 bu., against re
celptii of 347,000 bu. and shipments of
r.SS.000 bu. last yoar. ,
Tho following' cash sales were reported;
"Wheat-No. 2 hard winter: 4 cam. S2ic;
1 car, S2'c. No. 3 hard winter: 3 cars,
r-2'ic. No. 4 hard winter: 1 car. SOHc No,
3 spring: 2 cars, S2Mc; 2 cars, SWtc. No.
4 spring: 1 car, 78a. No grade spring:
1 car. 78c. No. 2 durum. 1 car. 7914c No.
4 durum, 1 car, 77c. No. 4 Pacific: 1 car,
SOc. Corn No. 4 yellow: 1 car (damaged),
64c. Barley No. 3: 1 car, 61c Oats No.
3 white: 1 car. SOHc; 11 cars, 3014c No,
4 white: 1 car, 30c.
Otiinhn Cash I'rlcen.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. 82ig83Vc; No. 3
hard, 8lHfiR2V4c: No. 4 hard, 7Sf31c; No. 3
spring. MHCiWic; No, 4 spring. 78i80c.
COIIN No. 2 white, fr$H66He; No. 3
white. KWidfMc; No. 2 yellow, 38c; No. 3
yellow. 57?ic; No. ,4 yellow. 64c; No. 2,
r.6V4iB&owc: No. 3. BMiffuCc
OATS No. 2 white, 30(R31c; Rtandard.
S01iftW4c; No. 3 white, 30'i30''c; No. 4
white, 30c.
BArtLEr Malting. 66g65c: No. 1 feed,
4Jff63c.
It YE No. 2. 61c; No. 3,c.
Cnrlot Ilecelpti,
Wheat'. Corn. Oats,
Chicago 12S 105 311
Minneapolis ',; 3S6 . ,
"Duluth ... 750. v '
Omaha 3d. - 1 .3$
Kansas City i" 130- 14 JJ
St. Louis r?TT... 20 T33
"Winnipeg .,'.. .,833 ... ,..
cincAcu chain and rnovisio.vs
Features of tlie Trrultnr nnd Clnsln-r
1'rlc.c on llonril of -Trade.
CUICAaO. Nov. 13. Wheat today mado
tho lowest closo of the season. Denials
that Argentina crop conditions had be
come less promising turned the market
heavy. Final prices were at a halt, but
Uc t6 VtWnc under last night. Latest
trading left corn Utrtic to c down, oats
oft 4o to HSc and provisions at an
udvanco of 101214c to 20c.
Neither Buenos Ayrcs nor London
could confirm reports of excessive rain
and hot winds in Argentina's wheat dis
tricts. On tho contrary It was said the
harvest outlook In South America was
excellent. Other bear factors were hugo
receipts at American primary points, an
udyance In freight rates to tha gulf and
rumors that Austria had conceded an
Adriatic seaport to fciervla. Demand was
caused only by short covering". December
ranged from SSQSSWo to 8Sic, with last
eales H net lower at iSHc
Corn weakened with wheat and because
of clear cold weather. Nearly all reports
were favorable concerning tho new crop.
December fluctuated between 48M49e
and 50c, closing steady at 49c, a decline
of UPio from last night. Cash grades
wcro depressed. No. 3 yellow was quoted
lit (AM&Oc.
In oats tho record stood the some as
for wheat tho lowest close of the sea
pon. Slackness of demnnd was responsi
ble in the main. Outside limits reached
by" December wero SOVieflOHc nnd 314t31',4c,
with tho close HffHo down at SOHQSOHc
Provisions ruled stronger throughout
on account of diminished supplies of
hogs. In the end pork had risen f20c,
lard 12Xr02Oc and ribs 1012V4o to 12Vic
Quotations ciuteQ tu to, lows:
Articlel Oten.l High. I Low. Close.l Yes'y.
IWheatl
Uec..
May.
July.
Corn
Dec.
May.
July.
Oats
Dec.
May.
July.
Pork
Jan..
May.
Nov.
Lard
D-..
Jan..
May.
Illbs
SS?4QTi
,94VU
SSJi
94H
SKi
MH88THJS9
iiOVi! 90H
49s 49Tif?50
48T4I 19
wl
fOVi
iOTiGOO;
CO
49HWH
49U6H'
4S
49H
!4
3PHW
3i
3(H4HI30HyH:
31
34 4) V
32tJTi
IJ7T4I633,
32M32HrfSH
32i
MM
32 Vi
3H
IS K I IS 70
18 15 I 18 30
18 &5
IS IS
18 70
IS 30
11 03
18 00
10 10
10 67V51 I
10 65 I 10 G2 10 C5
10 77H 10 W
10 62HI 10 65
10 25 ; 10 32H 10 22Vi10 30-32,' 10 I2H
10 05 i 10 10 03 l0 10-k! 10 17H
9 bi I) M 1980-83Jil 9 i 10 00
Jan..
May.
Cash quotations ranged as follows;
FLOUlt Slow; winter patents, .3Qfi
4.75; winter straiglus. JI.10B4.W; sprint:
patents, JI.2&84.50; spring straights, I.OJ
U4.25: bakers. 3.e4j'J.tC.
ItYE No. 2, 6c.
BAULKY Feed or mixing, 45iJ50c: fair
to choice malting, 65tf70c.
SEEPS Timothy, J2.75gC75; clover,
H3.0UH 17.60.
PHOVISIONS-Mess pork, J16.W17.W.
Jard (in tierces), U.05fcH.10. Short ribs
.(loose), J10.25tflO.62H.
Total clearaneYH of wheat and flour
were equal to 692.000 bu. Primary receipts
wero 2,156,000 bu., compared with 783,ow) bu.
the corresponding day a year ago. Esti
mated receipts' for tomorrow; Wheat, 97
cars; corn, 153 car; oats, 225 cars; hogs,
24.000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat. No. 2
red, J1.033L06; No. 3 rod, 90c3J1.02; No. 1
hard, 699lc: No. 3 hard, 87J!Hc; No. 1
northern, iSHO&Ocj No. 2 northern. S7fii
KWc; No. 3 northern. S0C87c; No. 2
sprlnr. 468Sc; No. 3 spring, S3
jSc; No. 4 spring. 7&ijS2c; vel
vet chaff, 870&S'c; durum, MM90c. Corn:
No. 2, 67667HC; No. 2 white. 68Hc; No. 2
yellow, SSHtrtOc: No. 3. 56Hc: No. 3
white, old, ⪼ No. 3 white, new, 54c; No.
3 yellow, old, SMifiSHc; No. 3 yellow, new,
61c; No. 4. old. KSaVicr No. 4. new, 52
C2V4c No. 4 white, old. 5Vt67e; No. 4
white, new, 62&24c; No. 4 yellow, old,
66Hl57c, No. 4 yellow, old. CHQ57c; No, 4
yellow, new. S2VWi3sc. Oats: No, 2,
Zf No 2 white, 3J34Hc No, 3 white. .H
WUic No, 4 white tfQWic, standard
t."'' 32c
"lty No. 2. 3o. Parley, 48074c TJmothy
seed, J2.T5fl3.75, Clover seed, J13.0O3K30.
Bl"TTKll Pirm: rrenmerte. "!
dairies. 2w30c.
vnna ..... . ....... t . ,r
mark, cases included, po; onilnary
firsts, lie; firsts. J7c.
CltBKSB Steady; iUIls. 174174c;
twins. 17c; young Americas, llii;
lone horns, li(H7c
POTATOKS-Stendy; receipts, so ears:
Mlehlsail. lMf. Mltinnaitta iTMyv n'li.
cousin. 4We.
lni'T.Tl?V All .tka.1v l,,rb,-. Id..
ohlckens. lie; springs, lftr.'
VMif Meaiiy t 54114c
m:w YOitic (ii:.m:hai. market
((nntatlnkiK of Hip Dny mi Vnrlnu
Cntlnn 31nrkel.
NEW YORK Nov. 13. FtOPIt-Oulet:
sprnig patents. Jl.aH.SOj printer utraighls,
Ji.BOfi.OO; winter pateuts, JI.70Q.15; spring
clears, J4.2vn4.60; winter extras No. 1. JI.10
64.20; winter extras No. 2, 4.cflU0; Kan
sas straights, J4.rj4.r, ltye flour, steady;
fair to good. JJ.75frtt.90; choice to fancy.
JJ.UiJT4.10. Buck wheat flour, quiet; J2.W
LrS.i per 100 lbs.
COHNMEAlSteady; fine white and
yellow. jl.tv8l.fiU; courst. Jl 5001.55; kiln
diled, Ji.OJ.
BYE Quiet; No. 2. CSc. I. t. Buffalo.
WIIKAT-Siml nutrkvt. mihv: Xo. 2 re,!.
Ji.OS, elevator, and Jl.tsu, f. o. 1. afloat,
nominal. Futures closed Mric net lower"!
I)ecemler, tmi9 9-ltfc. closed at 916-lGc.
May, t 15.16cOJl.Hi 3-16. cloied at J1.(0.
CORN Sot miukct. easy; export, sic,
f. o. b. afloat, December to March.
OATS Spot market, firm; No. 4. 37c;
natural white. 37SK8VJC; white clipped, SsH
tfirte, I
KEKD Quiet; westeni spring 'rau. 1W
pound sacks. J22.50; standard middling,
J22.60; city, J23.60.
HAY Quiet, prime, nominal; No. 1. $1.10
f1.1:.: No. 2. Jt.00n.lr.; No. 3. SSo.
HOPS Ensy; state, common to choice,
1912. 27Ki"il3c: 1911. 12fil7c: Pacific coast.
1912184(210. 1911. 19420e.
InDK-nrm, Central America, ASvCi
Bogota. 251j29c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts. 27If
2Sc, ei'olids, 2SiU27c. thirds, 23&24c; le
jects. 18c.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; mess, J14.7S
!il9.5fl; family, J3.00fi2l.00; short clears,
J22.00ij21.50. Beef, firm; mess, J18.00fT19.ii0;
family, J22.0023.(0: beef hams. J28.001i'31.6O.
Cut meats easy, pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lbs.. Jl3.50(i 14.0.1, pickled hams, J14.00. nom
inal. Lard, firm; middle West prime. JU.25
fill. 35, refined, barely steady: continent,
Jll.SO; South America, $12.00: Compound,
JS.00M8.25.
TALLOW Quiet: prime city. hhd...
6)ic; stieclul, 7',c; country. fi6Mc.
CHEESE Steady: receipts, 3.9S1 boxes;
state, wnole milk, held, colored specials.
liUTlKc; skims. 4SHic
EOOS Steady; receipt"). "!.410 wses;
frosh gathered, extras, 33JT41C; re
frigerator, sprcl'il marks, fancy, 2tc;
nearby hennery, whites, fancy, new laid.
53t?60c; nearby selected whites.' good to
prime, 42Jf53c; western gathered whites,
38CT42C.
BPTTER Firm; lecqlpts. S.0S9 tubs:
creamery specials, S3'4c; creamery held
extras, 32c; state dairy, flnost, 8tf
JtH: procesw extra. 272Sc; factory, June
make, firsts. 24U25c: factory, current
make, first. 2c; packing stock, June
make, 24?24Hic: current make, No. 2, 237
23ttc: No. 3. 2022c
POULTRY Dressed, weak; western
chickens, 12&lSc; fowls," J3VHilGlH'; tur
keys, 16Q24c.
St. I.ouls CJenei'Ol Mnrkvt.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-WIIEAT-Cash,
steady; "track. No. 2 red, Jl.061.08W; No.
2 hard. SSflMta. .
CORN Higher; track, No. 2, 64c; OCo.
2 white. 66c
OATS-Lower; track, No. 2, 31V4jr32l4c;
No. 2 white, 34c.
Closing prices of futures.
WHEAT Lower; December. 8914c; May,
95c.
CORN Lower: December, 47c; May.
47Hc
OATS Lower: December, 31c; May.
32UC.
HYB-Fnchanged, at 64c,
FLOUR Quiet; red winter patents, J4.75
4)S.00; cxtm fancy and straights, $4.15Jf
4.6.': hard winter clears. J3.50Q3.S5.
SEED Timothy, J10.00.
CO RNMKAL Lower at J3.10.
BRAN Dull; sacked, cast track, J9.20&
9.40.
HAY Steady; timothy, JJ3.00il7i30; prai
rie. J12.004llfi.00.
BAOaiNO-10 3-16o.
HEMP TWINE-Sc.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchangod: Job
bing, $16.iV0. Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, J10.72WlfflO.82H,. Dry salt meats,
unchanged; boxed, extra nliorts, $11,62!
elenr ribs. J11.C24; short clears, J12.00. ila.
con, unchnnged; boxed, extra shorts,
J12.6215; clear ribs, J12.62H; short clears,
J13.C0.
POl'LTRY Dull: chickens, 9Vic; spring,
lie; turkeys, 16c: ducko, 12c; geese, 10c.
BUTTER Higher; creamery, 2&t("33c.
EUOS Steady,, at 26c.
Receipts, Shipments.
Flour, bbW ".. 7.609 21,000
Wheat, bu 73,000 90,000
Corn, bu 23,ono 22.000
Oats, bu 54,000 66,000
Knnnna City (irnln anil I'rovlslons.
KANSAS CITY. M.O., Nov. 13. WHEAT
Cash, unchanged to lu lower; Not 2
hard, S3S9c; No. 3, 82a84Hc; No. 2 red,
9fcf.Jl.01; No. 3, 910SMc.
CORN New, H'rflVic lower; old, un
changed; No. 2 mixed, old, 6465c; new,
GUi052"c; TXo. 3 old, 53Wci new, 6Hf62c;
No. 2 white, old, 65fi66c; new, 63c; No. 3,
old, Mlfffic; new. 53fM4c
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 3214Q
33c; No. 2 mixed, 82eS3e.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT December, S2V482Vic ; May,
8714c
CORN December, 45Hc; May, 46,046Hc;
July, 46(ff-47c.
OATS December, 32c; May, 334c
ItYI-C7c.
HAY Unchanged,
BUTTER-Creamery, 31c; flrstB, 28c:
seconds, 26c; packing, Ziyi2&c.
EOOS Extras. 28c; firsts, 27c; seconds,
19c.
POULTRY" Hens, lOMffllc; roosters, 9c;
springs, HV413c; young turkeys. 17c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 130,000 151,000
Corn, bu 14,000 8.000
Oats, bu 16.000 9.0
Miuiirupolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 13. WHEAT
December, 84Vic: May, 89Hc Cash: No.
1 northern, SSUSSSHc; No. 2 northern, 8Stf
84Hc; No. 3, S0HQ82?ic
CORN No. 3 yellow, 59c
OATS-No. 3 white, 29f294c.
RYE No. 2. W5ac.
BRAN-J18.O0(f(18.fi').
FliOUR First patents. J4.S51 1.6.1; see
ond patents, Jl.20ji-I.4"; first clears. J3.20
183.60; second clears, J2.40if2."0.
FIAX-JI.3S.
B A It LEY tOtldOc
Pcnrln Market.
PEORIA, Nov. 13.-CORN-01d, o
lower; No. 2 white, new, 2if2V4o lower;
No. 4 white. 4SS4SUc; No. 2 yellow, 68Hc;
No. 3 yellow, 67?V860c; No. 4 yellow. 48t:;
No. 3. 48c; No. 2 mixed. 674c; No. 4
mixed. 4Sc; sample, 444t45c.
OATS Market '4?rc lower; No. 2
white, 32c; standard, 32c; No. 3 white,
31'ic; No. 4 white. 30Uc.
Milwaukee Ornln Market.
MIIWAUKK.K. Nov. 13. WHEAT No.
1 northern. 8-SV4Sisc; No. 2 northern,
KVAQi&c; No. i hard winter, 2893c: De
cember. UTaQSGc; May. OIUc.
COKN-No. 3 yellow, 58c; No. 3 white.
SHc; No. 3, 57c; Dccembetf wtc; May,
4S7ic.
OATS-Standard, 3aB32Vic.
HA HUKY 67072c.
Liverpool Hruin Market.
I.IYKHPOOU Nov. 13.-WHlJAT-.Spot.
dull: No. 1 Manitoba, now, 7s9Vid; No. 2
Manitoba, new, 7s 7d; No. 3 Manitoba,
now, 7s M. futures, weak; December,
IsCd; March, 7Eil; May, "so'Hd,
COItN .Spot, easy; new American kiln
ilrlfd. s lOd. Futures, easy; Uecrmbei.
4s lld; Januaw. 4s HHd-
Duluth drain Murkrl.
DULVTH. Minn.. Nov. 13. WHKAT
No. 1 northern, f&o; No. S northern,
83ac; Montana No. ; hard, to arrive,
tMic; December, SHic; May, tS94c, bid.
O.VT8:CHc
Dry tiooils Market.
NKW YOItK. Nov. 13.-DUY OOODS
The cotton goods markets were firm, with
the demand steady. Cotton yarns were
higher. There was a good call for car
pets and rugs for the new spring season.
Jobbers reported a steady buslnesi for
this period ot the season.
Toledo Seed Market,
TOLEDO. Nov 13.--SEEDS - Clover,
prime. J10.H5- December and March, (ll.
Alslke, prime, 112 95 December and
March, tu Timothy, prime (1 so, ije
1 ember, 11 MVJ, March, 14 Mli.
NEW YORK jiTOK MARKET
Extreme Dullness Feature of Day's
Session of Exchange.
BEST PRICES IN FINAL HOUR
Fom Proiiiitnicrd lialita uf lla- t.lni.
Ilril (, Snnie of It lith-1'rlceil
.irelnltle Itnnelarr Con
illlinn I'nrhnnnetl,
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Extrmo dull,
ness featured today's stock market, l'ripn
ichangen were Irregular for the greater
'part of the session, with a steadier tone
In the rtnal hour, when beat prices of the
I day were recorded. Trading lost nono of
Its professional character, but even that
; faction seemei averse to taking on new
commltmeiiu.
i.rn- wv.r uti uLveiupnieuis 10 nrcuui
for tho ntiukefs apathy other than pre
vailing political wid ffnauolal' condltlona
In the wuly part of the session then?
wero signs of pressure upon such leader
us United States Steel. AmaJmittmted
j Copper, American Smelting, the sovernl
v.. nii.uva mm .niei 1111 u iieri oinou
Union Pacific also denoted short selling,
while an abrupt drclln In Wabash pre
ferred was associated with the tunglf
lu that roads reorganisation i'an.
The few pronounced gains of the ila
wero limited to some ot tho high priced
specialties, such n Woolworth, Sears.
Roebuck and National Biscuit. Tho sluir
glshnim of the copper group wns no
companltHl by rumors of A slight shading
oi" prices for tho metal.
Monetary condition.! wero unchanged,
althougit call loans did not get beyond
6 per vent. liocal and Interior banks
made further purchases of commercial
paper, which was acoe.ued us additional
proof of Increased iTwrcantllj activity.
The bond market wim dnvnl.t of spe
cial features. Total sulea. bar valui.
i Ji,S,0iX). United Stato- bonds wero t.n-
changed on cull.
Number ot sales and leading quotations
today were as follows:
(!- ill ah. ! Clou,
AmlgmiltP, Cocror .... m.w sn uu H
Amrrlran Aurlcullural M4
Ampflcn nft Sur .. J,P0O M 64 M
Amerlcui Con S.000 ib'i 3'i 10
Amerltun Cnti pfd Ida Kt 13 lit
Amorirtn ('. AT (00 U fO SU
Amcrkin Cnlton (111 3.100 l?t CIU
Am. Ice RecurltlM 'k
Anu-rlran Llnartd .. .. (,t) t( MM ay,
Amrrlrtn LoocmotUe . . d.lfto 4i
Anmliau . A H JS.IOO SO "i 71
Am. . t tl pM 1 I07H
Am. Sutir lUtlnlin ISIV;
American T. & T S00 lHh HtS ICS
Amrrlcon Tobacco J7l
Anaconda Mlnlni Co 5,200 iji, 4) OS
Atclllann ;,0) 101 to;a 107 "j
Atchlaon r'J 1W I0IS 101S 101S
Atlantic Coatt l.lnc 11714
llaltlmora & Ohio 1,900 101 lOS'i 1P0U
llfthlrhcm sl-t-l S.liKI 43 4i 41
llrookln Itapld Tr 300 SS'i MS I
Oansdian PacKIa 3,100 im m
Central Leather , ioa 30H jnii 30
CJicaapeake t Ohio S.too 11 t M'
Clilcago U. W I0O lla UK Hi,
Chlcngo, II.' A. 81. r.... (,70i) 111 11& 115
Chlcajo A N. W JOO HOU 140 140
Colorado P. & 1 3(10 ? 36 33
romollilatnl Caa 400 1 143 113
Corn rrotluct 1,100 16 11 1
nclaware Hudson jtjsi
I7nvcr & Rio Grand
Denier & It. 0. pfd 100 40 40 40
Distillers' BeeurltlM .... !,:00 J7 17 37
Brie 1,300 31 34 31
lTrle lit pfd 4oo 11 l r.1
Krlo M fid ;n
General Klectrlc 1S0
Great Northern pfd 3,300 1S 137 1J8
Clreat Northern Ore ctfa 15
IJIInole Central 300 at in m
Interboruuih Met 1,000 30 30 30
Inter. Met. pfd...,, 1,500 4 64 64
International Ilarreiter. .. 100 lto ISO 150
lnter-Marln pfd i
International I'ai-r 400 15 14 14
International Pump 100 S3 33 33
Kanas City Southern... 400 2S 27 31
!.ac1e!e Oaa i, 10
Lilh Valley .. . 4,000 1T4 173 173
lOulsvllU A N'athrllle.. 100 147 147 III
M Bt. P. ti 8, S. M. . . 101 111 143 143
Mliqrl K. It T J
Mlraoiirl Ialfle S.W 44 43 43
Mitlonnl Ulacult 100 133 131 1st
National Lead S0O J 63 t
N. It. It. ot M. 2J pfd.. 100 ! 3C 36
New York Central t.00 Hi iu 114
Ki 'V,, O, 4s W 100 33 SS 35
Norfolk A Weatern 2,100 116 115 115
Nartrt American ; j .
Northern Pacific ...... . l.too 185 124 124
Pacific MhII 2.S00 33 34 31
Paannylvanla 1,600 133 123 123
rtople'e Gas ....v 200 116 115 lit
I. C. O. ft St. I, 106
ritUburfh Coal COO 2t 22 23
Preaaed Plel Car 600 II 67 37
Pullman Palace. C(nr jdju
Iteadlns IS. 000 I7?u itoi: mi:
Itepubllo I. & K 1,600 30 26 29
Republic I. & 8. pfd...
300 62 61 81
hock island 10
Itock laland Co. pfd....
St. L. . 8. l ti pfd..
Seaboard Air Line
Hea board A, L. pfd
Eloaa-Sheftleld S. A I...
Southern Pacific
Bouthern lUllaay
So. Hallway pfd
Temeaaee Copper
Texai & Pacific
Union Pacific
Union Pacific pfd
300 26 23 25
tOO 46 48 4
200 36 33 35
20
1,800 46 l 46
64
1.600 111 110 110
300 2 2l,
300 11 11 Ha,
M0 41 40H 40
200 34 24 34
33,200 173 171 172
60
It
United Stalea Realty..
United Stales Ilubber.... 3.200 53 tiii 63
Vnltod Htatea 8te 62,600 71 74 75
U. rl. Steel pfd 300 U2 Its 11214
Utah Copper 6II (( 63 661,
Va.-Carollna Chemical Jjif
whah !,ioo 4 4 4.
Wabaah pfd 200 16 1 141.
Weatern Maryland too 6 66 65ii
Weatern Union 1,100 77 77 71U
Weitlnihouae, Klectrlc .. 1,000 J low tou
Wheellnu & L. 12 "JJj
Total aalea for tha day, 315,700 iharca,
NeiT A'ork Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. IJ.-MONBY-On
call, firm, at f'o per cent; ruling rate,
6j per cent; closing bid, 4H pr cent;
offered at 6 per cent. Time loans, strong;
sixty days, 6fl6H per cent; ninety days,
iU6 per cent; six months, 6 per cent.
PP.IMI3 MERCANTILE PAl'KH-fi per
cent. Sterling exchange, wak, with act
ual business In bankers' bills at $4.81 fot
sixty day bills and at IL8515 for demand.
Commercial hills, J1.S0V4.
SILVER-Har, C2Sc; Mexican dollars
48$ic
HONDS-Qovernmont, steady; railroad,
irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today wero
as follows.
U. S. ref. 3. reg ...101 K. C. So. ref. la. . II
do coupon 101 L. 8. deb. 4a 1631... U
V. S. 3a, re 0:L. 4 N. unl. la 7
do coupon 103 M. K. k T. let 4a. M
U. 8. 4, rei ttt do ten, 4a wl
do coupon 113 Mo. Pacific la
Panama la, coupon. .101 rto corn-, (a r7'4
eA -C. 1V 5a .ctfa . 61 "N It H of M 4',i l
Amer. As. 6a 103 M V. i ,. Ia..,. 66
A. T. A T. c. la. 111 do dab. I, M
Am. Tobacco 6a...I21N. T. N. II. ft n
Armour & Co. 4 a. 00 ct. 3a m
Atchlaon en. 4. .. 60 N. W. lat t. 4a . uv
do rv. 4 1(0 105 do ct. la Hi
do er. ta 107 Kb. Pacific 4a.... MU
A C. L. lat 4a- ... do U .(2
Dal. & Ohio 4i .... 67 O. 8. L. rfdf. u... 61?
do 3a 6llVnn. cr- 8. IHJ., MV,
DrooV. Tr. cv. 4a.. 60 do con. 4i joj
Cen. of Oa. 6a.. 107 Reading- ien. 4a... ai.
Cen. leather ta B. L. aV S. V. tt la 77 '
ChM. & Ohio 4.. 66 do gen. (. uv
do conv. 4a . . . IJ St. L. B. w. e. la. 61
Chicago k A. 3a. U 8. A. L. adj. 6a.. J5
C. n. St Q. J. la.. MBo. Pax, rol. la.... H
do gen. I l do er. 4a aia?
C M 8 P ev 4a..l04 1o lat ref. 4a ... Mv
C It. I. V. e 4a. 67 So. Hallway I, los2
do rfg. 4a 67 do gen. 4 nu
C. & . r & li. W Union Paelflc 4a.... Mi;
O. t II. cy. la 7 do tr. 4a.... M2u.
D. & n. a. ret. (a. 13 do lit. a ref. 4a V2
nUHHera" ta . 73 V. 8. Ilubber 6... ioi??
Erla p. I. 4a 6 l". 8. Bteel 2d ta... 01
do gen. 4a 74Va...Car, Cham, ta !
do er. 4a, Mr. II T7 waUah Irt t ei 4, uu
III. Cen. lat ref. 4. 65 Weatern Md. 4a.'. Is3
Inter. Met. 4J.. .. 41 Weat. Klec. cr. Ja' laH
Inter. M. M. 4a.. 467Ma. Central 4a Li?;
Japan 4a .. . .'. fl
Did. Offered.
ert York Mluintr Sloeka.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13,-Closlng quoUi
tlons on mining stocks were:
Cora, Tunnel atoek.. 6 Meilcaa no
do bonda 14 Ontario jjoo
Con. Cal. Sc. Va.... 34 Ophlr 4,
Iron 8llter lt Standard 'uu
Ueadrllle Coo t Yellow Jacket 30
Little Chief , t
Offered.
Ilauk of France Mateiurnt,
PARIS. Nov. ".-The weekly statement
of tha Bank of France when Issued to
morrow will show decreases of 1.7Sl.0u0
francs In gold holdings and '.',377 000 In
sliver.
Trranurr Staleiuent.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The condition
nf II, a T -1 1 ! Blala. .ncM. ... .... .
. . ti.u.ui i at 111c lie-
ginning of business today was: Working
balance, Pi. 61V. 401, in banks ond Philip
pine treasury S31,0M,47, total of general
THK BKK; OMAHA, TliTHSlUY. XOVEMUKK 1-1, 1)1'
v;4. illshuri-ements, If.Si'.t.tlS: deficit thl
iici year, i.v-!,ivs as against n tleticit
of MS.fW.41R last your Tlie figures for re
eelpls. disbursements nnd deficit esclude
Panama innal and public debt trausao
tlons. . t
l.onilon Mock Market.
LONDON. Nov. 13.- Moncv and discount
rates wero firm today The saPsfacHory
Improvement In the diplomatic outlook
In the near east gave tho stock mnrket
a firm undertone and Induced further
continental and local buying. tmois
pained a uuarter of a point, but later lost
an eli.mil. Continental favorites moved
higher and shipping shares Mere firm
features on the Increased dividend of thu
Peninsular and Oriental, Ktramshlp com
pany. The speculatlVH Vcctlon oloscd
fraction below the best on proflt'-taklng.
American securities opened uulet and n
fraction higher. Trading was light And
prices eaed off under reulltliig later.
The closing was steady
liondou closing stocks:
I'uneola. meney 74 l.oulitllle .1 K 161
do acoounl,. 71 M K. 4 T 36
Amat. Copper .. 66 N. Y. Central .111
Anaconda .. . 6 Norfolk W Jll
Atchlaon 110 do pvi 61
do rd ... 106 Ontario A; W i . 34
Haltltmire A- Ohio .! Pennarltanla .. . II
Canadian t'acltlr ...276 Hand Mtuea 6
Chetapeake A O. . 63 JliMulIng .. 61
Chicago G. W.... IJ Southern 11) . 3
Chi., Mil St. P 111 do pfd 61
lie Ueers S" Southern Padtlc 114
Denyer ft Itlo II .. 33 Union PaelHc 177
1I0 pfd 46 do pfd.., . ... 61
Krle . Mf S. Steel.. . . 77
do lat pfd 63 do pfd 115
Mo 20 pfd Il'atmah "...
Grand Trunk . . s? do pfd II
llllnola Central ... 132
Hid.
Blt.VKU-Unr, steady nt rSS-lW per 01.
MONEY 3HU4 per rent.
The." rnto of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 4 1H4H per cent: for
threo months' bills, 4 1&-1 ier qent.
Hol.11111
HOSTON. Nov
Clualnir Nliioks.
. IX -Closing quotations
as follows:
on stocks wero
Allouet . . .
Aroat. Copper
A. Z.. L. 4 f
Arlmna Com. .
13 Moh-.uk
61 Nevada Con
. 37Nlplailng Mines
(3
34
M
3
16
106
66
11
u
13
16
H
4
76
47rlh Putt
6Nmth Uke
?60ld Dominion ..
II. & C. At S. M
Cat. A Arteonn..
til. A llecla.
Centennial . .
Cop. ltanae C t
.670 Oaceola ... .
. 16 qulnry ... . ..
- 66 Shannon . .
16 Superior . ..
i:aat Dutte c. M
Franklin .....
Olrmu Con. ..
Granby Cun . .
Oreii Cnnanea
1-ila lloyale Copper
Kerr Iake . .
Lnke Copper .
Iji Salle Copper. ..
Miami Copper . ...
10 superior II.
M
. 4t Tamarack
76 IT. 8 S. It M
9 do pfd . .
33 Utah Con
2 Utah Copper Co
3lVlnonn . ...
t Wolverine
26
OMAHA 4ilflNE.it A I. .MARK KT.
II UTT1C it-No. I. 1-lb, cartons, 34c; No.
1. Urt-lb. tubs, 33Hc; No. 8, 'Uc.
CHKICdlC-Imported Swiss. 3c; Ameri
can Swiss. JSo: block Swiss. "If. twhi
It'c; dalslus, ?)c; triplet,. 20c; Young'
'ii.cnv.ns,, i.w, UIU5 lUri IiriUH, J1C lim-
berger, Mb,, lie; l-lb., 2tc; New York
wnue, 21c,
11CUI' Ct'T PUlCES-ltlbs: No, 1. aw;
No. 2. lic: No. 3. ltiuc. Loins: No. 1.
22o: No. 2, 18c: No. 3, ltiic Chucks: No.
1. lo: No. J. 7c: No, S, 7V. Rounds:
No. 1, 12c; No. 2, llc; No. 3, Oc. Plates:
No. 1, 8c; No. 2, 7c; No. 3, C'ic.
POCl.'i ui -iitoiiirs, u nor i.o.! liens,
Ijc; cooks, Uc: ducks, ISc; gtebe, ICc!
turkeys, roc; pigeons, por dos., l,20. Alive,
broilers. Iocs hens. IMtflOWc; qld rooslurs,
7o; ducks, full fcutimrod, )2c; rrooso.
full feathered, 10c; turkeys. 16o; pigeons,
per dos., UOc, nomcrs, J3.S0; souabs, Mo. j,
61. tie; No. 2, k,c.
FISH (fresh)-Plckercl, He; whlto, 14c;
trout, 12c; large croppies, 12c: flpanlsh
mackerel, 16c; eel, loc; haddock, 13c:
tlounderw, 13c; grocn catfish, ISc; shad
roe. per iialr. 30c; saunon, He, halibut, K'c;
buffalo, bo; bullheads. 13c.
KllOlTH. KTC.-Mlssourl apples, in
bbls., J3.0OH3.25: New York Urccnlngs
and lluldwlns, 13.25. Spanish pnlons, per
case, 11.60. liananas, fancy select, per
bunch, .2&!i2.30! JUmbo, per bunch, 12.75
jra.76. Dates, Anchor brand, new, 30 1-lb.
pkgs. In box, per box, 12.25; Dromedary
brand, new. 30 1-lb. pttgs. In box, per
box, J3.00. Figs, California, per cuso of
13 No. 12 pkgs.. Sic; per ouse of 33 No. 12
pkgs., J2.W; per case of W No. 0 pkgs.,
12.00; bulk, In 25 nnd 60.1b, boxes, per lh
10c; new, Turkish, 6-crown. In 2d-lb,
boxes, per lb., 16c; 6-ciown, lu 10-lb.
boxer, per lb., ICc; 7-crown,. In 20-lb.
bo xi . per ,1b., 17c. Lemons, Unionelra,
selected .brand, extra fancy, 300-3UU sties,
por box, 17.50; Loum Llmonelra, fancy,
SOO-SO) sites, per box, IB.5Q; 240-420 sizes,
60c per box less; California, choice. SOUS-JO
size., per box, $0.00. Oranges, Cali
fornia Hed (C) brand, extra fancy, 96-10,
Blzes, pur box, 31.23; extra funcy, all
sizes, per box, 4.76. Florida vrupe fruit,
all sizes, 14.00. Cranberries, per bbl,,
18.00; per box, 2.76.
VEGliTAULUH - Cabbage, Wisconsin,
per lb., lc. Celery, Mlchlgun. Per doz..
35c. Cucumbers, hothouso, per doz., 31.25.
HKX plant, rancy i loriua, per doz., 31.50.
Garlic, extra fancy white, per doz., 16o,
lettuco, extra fancy, per doz,, ' 45c
Onions, white in crate, fl; yellow, per
lb., lHc Parsley, fancy southern,, per
doz. bunches, 60f7tc. Potatoes, Caj:y
Ohio, per bu Cue. Tomatoes, California,
per basket, $2-00. Wax beans, per basket,
It; green beans, por basket, SI. iSweet
potatoes, Jersey, per bbl,, 34,25; Kansas,
per bbl,, 32.60. Hutulmgas, per lb., lc,
CHICAGO I.IVII (4TOCK .11 Alt If HT
Tendciiry of Prlcea for Ucller lirniles
l Vinvard.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-;!Al'TM'-no-celpts,
20,000 head. MHrket for choice
buove.s lOo up, others steady; bocve. 35.25
JjlO.85; Texas stoerJ. $1 iOftS.tM; wostem
steers, 35.SOit9.00; stockers und 'fecdeni,
4.UU7.10; cows nnd heifers, 32.7&ti'7.40!
calves. J6.W10.60.
HOG8 necclpts, 20,000 head. Market
active, mostly lOo up, but clospd weak;,
light, r7.3Ofl8.00; mixed, J7.45an.10; heavy.
J7.3&H8.10: rough. $7.36W.65; Pigs, J5.00H
(J.S5; bulk of, snleH, $7.fir.O0,
8HBEP AND I.A.MUH-ltCCOipiB,
head. Market steady, shade up; native.
J3.25fl4.C0; western, J3.60ir4.60; yearlings,
JI.ogrij6.90; lambs, native, J5,ilMj7,3J; west
ern. J5.6oa7.25.
1 -
ill. I.ouU Live Stock Market.
8T. IOUIH, Nov. tt.-CATTLr-no.
cHpts, 8,000 head. Includlna; 2.000 Texaiw
Market steady. 10a to 25a higher; native
shipping and exporting steers, JN.oO'all.Oo:
dressed beef and butcher steers, J5.355i8.75:
stockers and feeders, JX75'87.00; cows Ant
heifers, J4.WI9.10; canners. J2.754r4.0O;
bulls, Ji.0Oiftj.Wl; calves, Ji5.0OJfll.00; Texar
and Indian steers, J4.C0a7.25; cows and
heifers, J3.2Mf6.C0.
Hoas-ltecelpts, 10.400 head. Market
5c to lOo higher; pigs and lights. Jrt.WH
7.K"., mixed and butchers, J7.tXW7.90; good
heavy. J7.W?7.90.
SHTKI' AND IxiMt5 Heccipts. 20.00J
head. Market steady; muttons. J3.S0tr4.00;
lambs. J5.rVvrjp7.oO; culls and bucks, J2.(XXt
3.25; stockers, J2.7MW.Sft
Ivnnsns I'll)- l.lvr Slock Slarkrt.
ICAN8A8 CITY. Nov. 13.-CATTIJ0-Ilocclptii,
8,000 head, including 600 south
erns. Market strong to 10c higher;
dressed beef nnd export steers, J7.75
10.00; fair to good, J',25i7.f-0; western
steors, J5.O0fIS.6O; stockers und feeders,
Jl.75Jj7.40; southern steers, J4.26fj6.80;
southern cows, 13.606.23; nntivn cows,
J2.C0yti.60; natlvo lieifers. J5.0W.00; bulls.
J4.2Va6.60; calven, 15.50(10.00.
IIOCiH ltc-ctipta, 12,000 head. Market 6c
to lOo higher: bulk of sale, J7.rWg7.li.5;
heavy. J7,764i7 fZ; packers und butchers,
J7.G0H7.85; tight. J7.6iY47.70: pigs, H.2ft(fi.0O.
8HEEP AND LAMnS-Hecelpts, 4,000
head. Market steady; lambs, J6.00ft7.40;
yearlings, J4.5O80); wethers. JI.Wij6.00:
ewes, Jl.65tJI.fXi; stockers and feeders, J3.O0
ft 4.5).
Mrtnl Market.
NUW YtillK, Nov, 13. MBTAI-S-Cop-per,
firm; standard spot, 317.00, bid; No
vember, JlT.10.tt7.32; December. J17.12
17.35; January' and February, J17.COtfl7.3U:
electrolytlo and lako, J17.faei7,S7, cast
ings. J17.25tfil7.35. Tin. dull: mikiI. til ftfuTa
6C.37: November, J49.87i360.37; December,
J49.S76C.16. Lead, weak; J4.70Jjl.iiO. Hpel
ter, sttiody: J7.2&-3-7.45. Antimony, quiet;
Cookson's, J10.0O. Iron, firm, unchanged.
nr. iJi iB, .-sov, 13. aiiSTAi-lyad,
dull, at J4.66. Spelter, firm, at 17.30.
Tnrpontlno and Itoaln.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Nov. 11 -1 ! UPISN
TJNR Firm; 3oc; sales, (Aft bbls.; re
relpts, 1.030 bbls. J shipments, 212 bbls,;
stocks, 32.725 bbls.
KOrllN-Flrni: sales. 1,821 bbls, re
celpts, 3,100 bbls., shipments, 492 bbls.:
stocks, 12l.2tj7 bbls. Quote A, H and t'
J5.97-A, D. Jfi.02.i: B, JS.07H V and fl. JC.lo
H and I, KXi'i, K JC.4.".. M, J7O0, N
I7.W, WO, J8.20; WW, J8.63.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Active nnd Strong to Tea
I Cents Hicher.
HOGS FIFTEEN CENTS HIGHER
.iheep and l.nmlia in Very Fair Mnp
il, vrltli (lenrral Deiiiand Hood
and prl. es on All Kind
lead) .
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 13, Wit
Uoeelpts wore: Cattle. li'B. H',,lM"
Official Monday 8.690 B.2WI
Oftlclal Tuesday .t,iY ?'P
Kstlmate Wednesday. 3.W 4.7.V n."
Three days this wevk.lMfi IM
Hume days last week.. 7.477 9.3
Same days s wks. ubo.Ji.377 1S.WS
Saino days 3 w'ks. ago, 2 4S2 UVWl
Sami days 4 w'ks ngo.33,601 H5.4HO
Hnma Inat .r l HI 'M.I.U
tS.ill"
.7J
lll.SIC
12R,fM
73.511
4,tSI
The following tabfe snuw tho receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep ut houth Otnanu
for tha yetr to dnto as compurwl with
iHt-t year. 1112. 1911. inc. ,U'.C
Cattle RM.072 1,038.641 ''"
Hugs . . 2,iVH,0iW 2,019,912 4.H1.UM .; - - j
Sheep 2,fiW,00J 2.73l.4tiS --"
Tho following table shows t.10 raiigo of
pi Ices for hogs at Bouth Omaha tor th
last tew days wun comparisuusi
Date. 1 win. 1 mijfuiu. lW JlliMJ .WW.
No. 4..I 7 81U
r. m x 07
TH! 6 891 B 2
Nov. 6..
7 fa
17 95
1 CO 15 87 6 9
5M
5 W
6 Vi
fi 02
fl 0.1
607
fl 0i
6 99
Nov. 6..
Nov. 7..
7 T2
it m
1 7,1 5 7
16
7 7f.
14 7 W
G 0S S 02
II 121 7 M)
1 6 7S
4 W)
Nov. 8.,
7 85
7 7i
7 6S
I 67
7 7
4 75
4 JS
Nov. 9. .
6 T2
f Mt
Nov. 10.
8 2I 7 P5
6 27 7 K
7 M
fi 37
Nov. 11.
r. ml 1 95
Nov. 12.
si, t ?hi 4 h:l
Nov. 13.'.
7 SSI 5 74 4 70
'flUhdny
Itccetpts and disposition of live stock
. ..... , , 1 . . . . 1 . , . .. ...
i iiii 1,'nioii moots yorus i'i iwi
four hours midlng at 3 o'clock ycBterdayt
1 1 liU K 1 1 i 1 1 1'iA 1 -
I'nllU line. MhOell. 111- H.
C. M.. Ai tit- P. lt
Wabash Ky 3 4...
MUsourl Phi, ltv .. 3
I'nlon Paclflo lly... i
C. ft N.-W.. east.... S
C. oi N.-W., west... 2
C, Ht. P. M. AO.. 3
15
I
19
1
It
fi
19
C. II. & Q.. east.... 7
t'., 11. Q west... 7
C. It. 1. Ai P., east.. 4
5
Total receipts 151 72 7ti
DKSPOSITION-Hl D.
Cattle. Hogs, Hheep.
Morris .v.- Co IS3 K71 i,90f.
Swift Ai Co ,167 1,313 3,013
CtldHhy Patltlng.Co,.... 715 716 3.1S
Armour r4 On 839 l,R2tl 2,132
Morreii : 1 ,
fouth Omaha Pkg. Co. 20
W. H, Vansaut Co 97
llonton, V. 8. Ai Lush.. 73
Hlli& Soil 249
V. 11. . Lewis 157
Huston Co HI
S. U. ltoot Ai. Co t&
.1, II. Ilulln 22
Hoynstock HroH ........ 210 ... ,..
MePrenry A Kellogg.... 37
Weithelmor & Degcn... 119 ... ,..
11, F. IlamUton tr.
Sullivan Pros IS
Rothschild Krebs. . 250
Mo, & Kan.-Cal. Co.... 64 ,
Cllne & Christie 67 '
Other buyers tVV ... 12,23
Totals 4,M2 4.330 22,4ia
CATTLl'3-t'attlo receipts wero light
again today, making thn total for the
threo days 15,841 hend, the smallest of
any week in a lone time back, with the
single exception of election week, nnd
smaller than a year ago by almost 6,000
head, The receipts consisted largely of
cows and feeders, with u very moderate
sprinkling of beeves.
There was a good buying demand for
beef cattle, nnd the market opened steady
nnd very active, with prices loo higher
nt leant, ISveiytlilng In sight changed
hum! in a very short time.
Cows nnd belfurs were strong to lOo
higher than yesterday and nro around
25c higher than last week. Tho fact Is
that, all kinds of killing cattle, beef steers
nnd cows and heifers are 25c higher thun
at the t-luse of last week.
Feeders wero In active demand and sold
very readily at prices thnt were strong
to 10o higher, with everything cleaned up
In very fair season.
Quotations on native cnttle: Good to
cholco beef steers, JS.2&tfl0.00; fair to good
beef steers, J7.26JJ8.2fi; rommor. to fair
beef steers, fnjOOiJil.iS; good to choloe
helfcis, JS.tOHO.GO; good to chplco cows,
!56OSi.40? fair to gobd grades, l.50ti5.60i
common to falr grades, JJ.26iQi4.40; good to
choice strfkfcrs and feeders, Jl.!i6'?7.60;
fair 10 good stockers and feeders. JS.73
tl.25; common to fair stockers and feeders
J5.00U5.75; utock cows and heifers, (4.604;
8.00; veal calves, l5.Wf9.00; bulls, stags,
etc, J4.OOiU6.60.
lleprescntntlve sales:
HI5IJI'- HTI5HHS.
No.
10....
13!..
n1::;
I'r,
No.
Av.
Pr,
7 36
7 66
I 33
6 60
6 10
t IS
t :s
731
. 661
till
. ItO
I 33
6 60
7 :o
7 36
J.
to.. .
to. ..
40,...
. . 1043
. ...11T6
. ...Illl
13:6
.. . 1010
. ...1M4
1077
.. ..1033
IftJI
1010
..... W4
1061
, ... 601
C0W8.
... 994 .4 M
. lOW 4 00
.. 611 4 35
..1070 4.4
... m 4 ro
7....
I....
,...
31....
6....
14....
II. ..
13....
I...,
...1040
...irco
.. in
... 620
4 U
I 76
4 73
4 60
t 00
6 no
...1071
14,..
.1034 3 76
113
163
64
666
164
7 UK f I
HEIF10HS.
6 16 I
6 to II
6 1 ....
J 60
. U3
. 661
.1010
6 60
I 10
6 60
11.'!::
11.:::
HULLS.
...li.to 4 in
...1636 4 70
1
.1160
6 OS
t 36
1..
.1170
..1360
4 70
1
1.
1 ,
.1110 t 36
.1760 4 70
.1110 6 44
1110 4 76
1046 t 00
CALVES.
M 6 40
420 6 76
1 . ..
330 I 10
166 6 00
306
341)
160
160
110
163
I 36
I 00
I 00
6 00
6 76
110 I 00
340
I If,
6 23
364
8TOCKKHB AND FEEDI'ItS.
606 I 00 43 711 I 40
117 I 10 ti .... 664 40
661 6 33
AVESTIOIINS NKHHAHICA.
No.
Av. Pr.
No.
2 feeders.
2 heifers.,
20 feeders.
10 steers..
3 cows-....
5 heifers..
2 cows....
6 cows....
Av.
fwn
R7J
1(02
633
8M
9fC
Pr.
6 75
600
5 40
(j 35
6 00
C CO
4 00
4 fi
b 60
10
t5
10 feeders.. 017 6 20
10 feeders.. 7K K 25
9 feeders.. 713 6 26
34 steers.. ..1124 fi 80
10 caws 1002 6 W
10 steers.... ;xh 6 05
6 heifers... Ml C 0)
0 fowlers.. 623 6 10
6 steers.... 000 fi 75
40 feeders. . 850 1 10
.1035
6 cows 1166
30 i s Si hfs.lOOt
5 steers.... 830
20 steer-.,.. S73 0 45
11 cs & hfs. iV) 6 65
K. B. Ford-Neb.
13 heifers... lew
11 feeders.. KSl
4 heifers... 742
5 m
11 75
2 steers.. ..1IS6
a 25
i 76
0 feeders. .1233
S 00
Jorln Lelth-Neb.
40 feeders . 1 177 0 85 27 feeders. .1017
19 cows 1070 6 40 18 cows JOG
Fred Schwader Neb.
6 feeders.. 1033 fi 30 4 cows 082
WYOMINO.
6 iX
3 60
6 40
6 35
t) 65
6 10
6 00
4 25
3 60
45
8 CO
5 70
7 00
C 40
7 25
6 6u
C 25
fi 60
CC5
4 65
6 Ii5
0 .7)
C 10
17 feeders.
8 cows
21 heifers..
8 feeders.
8 calves...
!S2 M IC cows 1034
aw
6 75
25 feeders.. 904
3 heifers... K.V
24 cows 1030
16 cows R05
3 cows 973
41 strrs....l073
3 tcera.,..UX
7 cows 1027
9 feeders.. 750
14 steers .1112
852
U 00
fttt C 60
SOS 7 00
6 oows.. ..1121
6 10
S 85
6 cows 1120
8 steers.. -.1070 43
0 cows 917
00
25 feeders.. 603
13 steers. ...1130
7 steers.. .1238
25 steers... 678
it steers.... 851
7 0)
6 60
5 40
fl 65
6 13
li 40
0 5
41 steers...
65 steer".. .
Vi steers...
12 steer.. .
12 steers. ..
.1207
W
1)02
SiSI
D35
11 steers.
SH4
23 steers
10 steers..
31 cows.--23
cow..
S3 feeders.
11 cows.. .
.1W2 6 2)
.1061 &&
. m C 65
30 cows...
6 cows...
too
858 C 7ii
6 feeder.. 860
14 cows 937
869
4 03
4 cows
632
00
Pullettfl Hunch Co. Wvo.
65 cows ftS 5 00 6 feeders.. 810 7 10
cows 9S4 5 70 9 cows 1000 0 26
15 cows 888 4 00
Horn Pros. Wyo,
65 feeders.. l48 60 3 feeders.. 970 C 50
iB feeders, . b ! 00
Hunter, Cateel Si H -Wyo.
34 feeders., Ml 6 rC 9 cs & hfs, 1031 5 85
J hulls 1430 4 '0
COI.OKADO, '
12 fieders Ml C-i l(Jbf.1,Vc ,50 an
27 heifers ',M 5 to
. Cot-Coto.
i feeders 70l fi Jfc cows 1 1 13 5 90
8snborn A Owlnoll Colo.
17 es ,1 hfg. tt! 6 m 4 COw.. I0tt 3 06
i bulls . . &a 4 w
IKHIH-Hhortly after the hogs wete un
loaded this morning buyers were going
around apparently eager to fill their
orders. It nn a ease of simply scramb
ling for hogs and right nt thn opening of
the market prh-es showed nn advance of
about 19c above the general Hade oil
Tuesda. Whl.e speculators have started
the trade in n sort of lrlsurely way of
Iste they had to hustle this morning lu
order to buy as large n percentage of the
receipts as on yesterday. The packer
set the pace and kept It going right from
Inn opening until near the close, when the
movement slowed up n little, the packers
apparently having satisfied their ro
inurements for the day. Ituslness wns
conducted on a 'eomprtlvely even basis
all tho morning with tho big bulk of the
offerings selling nt a range of J7 S04i7 '.0,
as cotnpnred with J7.rfr7 76 yesterday
Aside from two or three loads thnt camo
In on n late train everything was quickly
Picked up by -30 O'clock. Thn high price)
nnd tin, extremely active trado could bj
accounted for only because receipt! were
very light fur this time of thn year nnd
tho packers anxious to buy. While the
supply was 11 trifle, larger than Inst
Wednesday, which was the day after
the election, It was much shoit of two
weeks ago und fell In the nelRhborlioo.l
of 7,100 head hnlow tho hi rivals here on
the imme da) Inst year
No. A. fh. Pr. No. A. Sh. Pr.
17 . . 111 . 7 o it tJi :m ; is
60 1 . 7 (B .. . nt M T 61
110 ,WI . . 7 t H. . . Ml jto 7 86
Id... . 171 .80 7 7(1 61 to) M 7 66
to... ,.161 .. 1 10 ; at iro 7 u
II 60 7 10 70 .... Ill m 7 '
tl . ...110 1C0 7 76 (ti.. . .JM tM 1 Hi
66 60S M IN It (to IK) 1
67 SI1 IN 1M 63.. .. 166 .1 61
II 3 H 1 0 16. .. 4 IM 7 66
272 ItO 7 SO 7f.. ' . .346 tto 7 M
43 .. .. Sit 10 7 W 66.. . .: Ml III
II 3W 40 T 10 II tu 40 7 16
II ... .346 6A 1 60 6.1 ... Ml 60 7 63
3' 311 . . 1 80 M . til 60 7 81
17 30 ... 1 60 17.. 1 mi . 7 j
II 336 160 7 80 OJ HO 7 66
t 3 10 7 111 04 ISO IM 7 5
66 M0 60 7 61) 41 SSI , , tli
73 34! 60 7 SO 61 ...IIS too 7 86
68 tli 40 1 60 77 343 330 7 II
31 Ill 7 60 l 174 140 7 M
67 Ill SCO 7 60 3 310 $40 T 63
61 Ill 14 7 61 41 tu HO 7 66
34.. 616 ... 1 64 43 t7 M 7 M
6 168 10 7 60 . 63. . .. 113 1 60 7 66
70 367 310 7 60 31 337 40 7 IS
61 101 140 7 60 46 Sit ..16)
96 184 M 7 60 S 304 -(i) 7 an
41 . . lit 130 1 60 M m IM 7 60
66 SIJ . 7 13 II 140 60 7 XI
30 317 - 7 86 61 : . 7 60
18 313 60 T IS 63 305 ItO 7 M
l Il 10 7 85 60 in . . 7 60
PIOH.
61 118 . 7 10 63... Ill . tU
36... 130 7 16 43 III . 7 40
::i 118 1 00 to.. . 101 :i
RUHUP-Whlle trade In sheep and
lambs was rather slow In getting under
way, on tho whole thn tunvemnnt was
falrjy active. Packers apparently Itnd a
very fair number of orders, to fill and
mado their pumhasrs at prices showing
very little, ff nny, chatiKu from yester
day's market. As recently right good
killing lambs were very scarce, tho best
offerings oh sate sold as high as Jtl.M.
Quito a few fat ewes were In evidence;
and thn bulk of them changed hands less
readily than the lamb offerings. One
string of very good owes brought ns much
ns Ji.tTi. No rcnlty choice wethers wero
placed on the market; In tact, tho number
of wethers of uny description was com
paratively small. The, highest point
re-ached by wethers was $1.20.
There was n very fair Inquiry for any
thing on the feeding order and the ma
jority ot tho holdings sold at prices
steady to strong when compared with this
day previous. Not a gteat many feeding'
lambs were nn sale, but thn supply of
feetllnir sheep wns fairly large. A elear
uneo of feeders was innrte In fair season,
Today's receipts of sheep nnd Inmbs
were light for a Wednesday, its only
about 17,m hood arrived at the yards ns
ugalnst 22,291 a week ago mid lO.'.Kul head
two weeks 11 ho, nnd 12,00$ head on the cor
responding day h yetir ago, As was tho
cbss yestarday and the day bofore, sheep
mode tip thn biggest part of thn supply.
Quotatuns on sheep und lambs: I.ambs,
good to choice, JS.76Q7.20i lambs, fair tti
good, J6.30iiJ4j.75; lambs, feeders, J5.2.vji",2"i
yearlings, light, $5,004(6.40; ycarllnpH,
heavy, J4.5dl5,00; yearlings, feeders, ll.ro
05.00; wethers, good to cholco. J3,76U4.2S;
wethers, fair to good, J3.2WI.7ft; wethers,
feeders. $3.754.25: ewes, good to choice,
J3.76Hr4,00: ewes, fair to good, J3.25tf3.75;
owos. feeders, t1.003.25; owes, yearllnir
breedars, J4.604f5.00; cull sheep und bucks,
J2.ftOfl3.00.
IteprcHmtatlve titles;
No. Av. Pr.
71 Wyoming owe 88 3 60
13 Wyoming lambs, fuedeis... 52 B 90
207 Wyoming lambs, fcmlors... 60' 5 !V
210 Wyo. yearlings, wethers,., 79 4 35
374 Wyoming lambs, feeders... 60 6 75
874 Wyoming lambs, feeders... 60 6 76
170 Utah Umbs 70 0 00
6T) Montana, yearlings 10 4 kt
87 Montana wethers fi'.l 3 40
664 Montana wntnnrs 110 4 00
4P5 Montana wethers 107 4 00
114 Montana wethers , I9 3 40
J608 Colo, wethers, feeders X2 3 00
705 Wyoming lambs, feeders... 60 6 10
111 Wyoming lambs, feeders,.. 61 6 76
64 AVyomlng lambs, feeders... 60 fi 00
229 H. D. Iambs, feeders.. 42 6 8.7
276 Nebraska lambs, feeders... 63 ft 75
432 Idaho lambs, feeders 62 0 30
ZH H. I), lambs, feeders 44 6 60
367 H. D. lambs, fenders 64 6 10
670 H. D. lambs, feeders 64 41 10
154 Wyo. lambs, feeders. ....... 60 11 00
254 Wyo. yearlings, feeders.... (o 4 40
644 Wyo. yearlings, feeders.... 78 4 75
294 Wyo. ycurllngs, feeders.... 77 4 75
205 "Wyoming' lumbs U 6 00
163 native lambs 74 6 60
100 Idaho lambs, feeders 76 C 60
147 Wyoming ewes, feders 94 3 00
410 Wyoming owes, feeders 83 y 2 90
390 Wyoming owes M 3 60
174 dinner oweu 77 2 56
102 Idaho ewes 116 3 65
495 Idaho ewes, cull 99 3 05
16 Nebraska Iambi, feeders... 64 C 00
12O0 Idaho owes 93 3 65
200 Idaho owes 92 3 00
79 Nebraska wethers ...100 4 10
.19 Nebraska yearling 73 4 00
143 Wyoming ewes, feeders 81 3 05
643 Wyoming owes, feeders 84 3 05
493 fed lambs 72 6 75
2.14 fed lamb 80 C 85
PC fed lambs 90 C 76
14 fed ewes , ,....162 3 65
643 Wyomlnir ewes 87 3 16
367 Wyoming ewes ,., 80 3 15
12 tin live ewes 144 .1 66
19 native ewe 132 3 26
10 native lambs 104 6 75
10 nutlve lambs, culls 95 6 75
HI. Joseph l.lre Ntoe.lt Market.
HT. JOBHPH, Mo., Nov. 1S.-CATTM-Hecelpts,
1,800 head; market strong; steers,
JC.75t10,W: cows nnd heifers, J3.60fll.73,
calves, J4.60tt9.73.
HOUBnoctlpts, 6,600 head; market Wt
ISc higher; top, t'.U; bulk of sales, rT.COy
7.75.
HHRRP AND LAMHrt-Hecelpts. 1.C00
head; market Htesdy; lamh( $6.0037.10.
Stock In Hljrht,
lleoelpt.i of Uvo stork at the five prin
clpul western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep
South Omaha 3,000 4,700 17,600
St. Joseph 1.M0 6,600 1,000
Kansas City 8.000 12,000 4,000
Ht. 1-ouls 8.000 10.400 20.WC
Chicago 20,000 26,000 42,000
Totals
..41.400 58.0 0 86,100
Cut to 11 Market.
NBW VOHK. Nov. ll-COTTON-Spot,
closed ipilct: middling' uplands, 12.00c; mid
dling gulf. 12.26c, Bales flfty-slx bales
Futures cloBi.i steady; November, 11,13c;
December, 11.6.1c; January. 11.76c; Feb
ruary. 11, Mo; March, 11, 93c; April and
May, ll.K7c; June, 11.93c; July, 11.93c; An
gust, 11.89c; September, 11.66c; October,
11.4V.
MVEUPOOti. Nov. 18.-COTTON-Hpot.
good business done; prices 4 points higher;
American middling fair, 7,37c; good mid
dling, 7.09c, middling. 6.80c; low middling.
6.71r, good ordinary, 6.25c; ordinary, 6.77c:
mles, 7,00 bales,
Coffee .Market.
NKW YOUK, Nov 13.-COFFI2E-FU-tures,
opened steady at an advunco of Wtf
11 points on higher European cables.
The market closed barely steady, 2jNl
nollltn net hlf?hir. Kr,l.n 112 ftVI !. twm
Closing bids; November. 13.71c; Decern-
ner, ia. uc; January una February, 13.6I0:
March. l.92o: April. 13.9; May. 14.04o;
111mm li M, lulu IJ ATn. lion., .
September and October, 14.11c. Hoot,
iiulet; IUo 7s. HV,c. Hnntos Is, lOHc. Mild,
imei, wuruuvu, loitiioi;.
1
Huicar Maiket.
SEW YOriK N'ov 13 HfllAli ii.t-
steady niuscoudu, 8!i test 3 m' cen.
I.trugul 9i, test 4.4,i inolnssis tucnr 89
I nt 3,joc, Jteflned, quiet.
13
KANSAS STEELSJTS DEFENSE
Manv Chanp;es in lincun for Oftine
with Cornhuskcrs.
COLEMAN, GUARD. BACK IN PLAY
rewrites) Trying In Develop Kleker In
Itemed)- Defect In Hooting; De
partment, Wherein dny
hnrrUeri Are M'enk.
l.AWHHNCK, Kan.. Nov 13.- tSpe"l;tl
Kvery posslhln Hoheme Is being tried on
Hie Jnylxxwkers this .week in order to rt,
tliein realy for the big game lu I.lncol i
next Saturday ngalhit ftlehm s Corn
buskers. The Kansns team prohnbl, will
preent n lineup entirely new from tha
which has been used In past l,anns lie'
ern. center; Weldllne. tackle, and t'ap
tain llrownlca at end, are the only me 1
in the team slitv of their plnfes, The re
mnlnder ot tho eleven t being sblftel
from position to position.
Milton, who has been phiyliit; nt eitcr
part of thn sotisoii. Is being worked n
left end by Conch Mosse. Hramwell las
year's tackle, Is ngnln back nt his old
plncc and Tudor, a new mun, Is plnylu,,
the other tackle. Colemnn. who Ims bee
on tho sidelines during the greater pu t
of the season, was worked nt guard this
afternoon by tho coaches'. This was don
It) order to get a punier In tho IHeup, Bu
far this fnll Kansas lins shown up poorli
lu the kicking depattmcnt. und the Kan
sa.i mentor sro ilolnt; oxen thing posl
bin to develops a Ivoolrr.
In thn backflcld Jlollldny. one of th
star (verfonners. will not bo seen In the
contest on account of a wrenched kneo
which he received In tho Wnshhum-Kan-shs
Bntnc last Saturday Coolldge
Parker and Miller will ho the likely trio
of plungers, with Jlaglll or Wilson direct
li'g tho play.
The Kansas rooteis are expecting to In
vsde the Cornhuskcp camp 1,000 strong,
und. if rootlntr counts, nte confident of
downing Stlchm's machine. In 1904 Kan
sas won nt Lincoln S to , In 190 Kansas
university won 20 to 5 and in 1909 snntched
a .to-0 victory on Nebraska soil
O'Neill Releases
All His Umpires
MIL.WAUKU12, Nov. 13. It was an
nounced today that President N I
O'Neill had released his wholo staff of
umpires In tho Western letijruo and whs
looking for new mntcrlnl.
President O'Neill of the Wns torn league
had no ronton to offer for letting his um
pires go. Ho said he llkod to meet new
people and that ho wnntcd to "gtvo tho
umpires a chaneo to j;et In bigger com
pany." Ho said ho had no criticism ot
them to mako, as ho was "too busy select
ing new men."
llovrlliiir Antes.
Pickett will bo ti bowler yet lie has
nrtunlly i cached tho MX) murk twice in a
row.
Htookwcll is tho latest recruit to tlm
ranks of the dopo bull artists. Hn Is
working it nlcnly, too.
Tim 000 games. In tho Uooster Tuesday
nlgnt wero: Yousem, 649; Firestone, 6a.
C, nice, CJO, nnd attinz, tiOs.
Uplnskl spimt two hours tho other day
trying to find a spot on his bull when a
(end loud had not been inserted.
Wctlthrlck wns not rosponilhle for thn
defeat of the Muceppus Tucs'lny night
Ho rolled a good game with bis 588.
Tin! Deacon I'rerses tram worn the high
rollers lu tho Mercantile, this week. Thoir
total of 1,602 Is n good tJiowlug for tli s
league.
Tho fitoiz MnltM haVo more men en
rolled than any other team, but they oil.
mnnago to hnVo four present at inch
match name.
I.cmon hnsn't made nny official state
ment nbout his MldweK Tailors, but It Is
understood that ho thinks they am tho
pennant winners.
Tho Fred Delf team has nciiulrt'd the
namo of 'Jelevntor boys," They hnvo
been going up and down nil season. Ncct
week they go up.
Knrnlo Chrlsteuren U nn honorary
member of tho Old Saxon Ilrau tenm. H
joined thn first of tha season, but has
not plnyed a game yet.
Charles lllo-a, the roilnil gonitis of thn
Juber. Cross team, has nt last cut down
hln speed. As a result ot this w s act
he Is netting morn pins.
Mono Yousem rolled one, of his old-tlmo
iccord games this week. He piled up a
total of 149, being responsible for tho, big
totnl thn Highballs registered.
Sholeen und Hngnard doubled up with
iAiidstrom nnd Woppnor and a "I.cmon"
thrown In, you huvo tho lineup ot thu
loaders of tho (Into City league.
"Kay" Kennedy's thoughts were far
away, und When the smoke had clean d
awuy, lo and behold, upon tho score board
after lila imtno wns a dinky score ot 461.
At lat Charley ltlco has found how to
work hit dodo ball. Ha managed to roll
n, string of three 200 gainns In tho nooster
league. They wero ait, 200, 218 total, 021,
The Brandels' Highballs have started.
Their total of 2,795 shows what they can
do nnd ought to he doing. Out of tho
fourteen Individual games seven wcro
over 200.
Pushouso nnd Cornan, the midgets ot
the Oat City, itro real acrobats when It
comes to deliveries. They go through
stunts that would put a circus performer
to shame.
An attack of typhoid fever han kept
Maythnm from joining tho I.nxus team.
Hn is on thn road lo recovery and will
be seen In their lineup about the first of
tho year.
At last Fircstnnn found his groove. Its
finally reached tho 600 mark In hli game
"Flro ' has been up In tho 590 column
many times, hut could nevor reach tho
coveted mark.
Hero Is the most enthusiastic family ot
bowlers: K. 'A. Bclplo, sr.; It. D., K Q .
A. P. and E. A.. Jr. They nre nil good
bowlers nnd will bowl any other family
In tho United Mutes
The Siamese twins. Amsdrn and
Schoenmnn. not nntlsfled wltli their
ahootlng ten-Dins. Jiave given ut In dis
gust, and are now In tho wilds of western
Nebraska trying thtr luck shootlnif
duoki.
Barney Shaw Is Joe Perger's under
study at tho Morrison alleys. Hartley a
anxious to become ono of Omaha's star
bowlers, and In order to realize his am
bition he tins packed his trunk and in
tends to camp on tho alleys.
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