I
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
"Wheat Shows a Complete Revival
and Much Strength.
CORN UP TO EXPECTATIONS
Tear's "VleM Mrmnrta lip to the Es
timate Held night Alonir by
the IMt Traders In the
Vellorr Cereal.
OMAHA. Nov. It, 1918.
It was lmot a complete reversal ot
conditions surrounding the wheat market
yesterday beoauce of the strength at
Liverpool, coupltd with unfavorable crop
news from the southern hemisphere. The
day's tain at the big English market
amounted to ttfjlo and this, too. In the
face of enormous world shipments, as
compared with those ot a week ago. The
fear of the English mllltra that their
auppltM ar Uaaly to continue to dwindle,
as the continent Is Getting a large part
ot the grain, was the cause ot the
fctrenfrth there. Word came from Winni
peg that there were Urea transactions
there In wheat on United Kingdom ac
count, and that this wheat will be ship
ped abroad as rapidly aa possible.
The buvlrur of wheat yesterday was led
by professionals and was not as strong;
as the selling-, un the nave nee mo larger
commltslon housed filled up all comers,
and some of them sold on the weak spots.
It was a market that was boosted by
the Argentine cables and these were in
vldenca through half a dosen different
Channel.
Cash wheat ws Ho higher.
The total yield of corn this year was
about as looked tor by the trade caused
little change In sentiment after the close
yesterday. Corn prices for the day were
uu. Mtrhr rinn at th surnrtsea was
the strength shown In the face of colder
weather, snorts were inn pnnjm
era and there was some corn taken n
Investment account. . , . . .
Cash com was unchanged to Ho hlBner.
Data ruled higher early, but the ad
v.. I.., ini.r nnlv Mventy-three
oars were received at Chicago and 887.000
bushels at western points. Cash oats were
Unchanged to HQ nigner.
Provisions were high all around, fol
lowing an advance of ItoK&c In the price
of hogs at the yards. The averag
weight of hogs at Chicago and South
Omaha last week, were tha lightest in
two year. The offerings were mainly
by- longsu while shorts were the best
buyers. There are some In the trade
who believe that the raw material has
been on a forced level.
Clearances of wheat were 811,000 bu.;
wrn. 8.060 bu.; oats. 18,000 bu.
At Liverpool wheat closed unchanged to
'Ad higher and corn UHd lower.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
, Wheat. Corn, Oats,
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City ...
in
112
.403
.m
. 10
62
a
71
S8
it
S3
Mt. Louis
Winnipeg ................. SS6 ,.. ...
The following cash sales were reported:
"Wheat: No. 3 hard winter, H car Mo;
No .3 hard winter. 3 cars, 80c, t car;
Rio: no grade, 1 car 72c: No. 3 mixed, 1
tar SOUc. Corn: No. 3 white, 1 car 72c:
No. 4 white, 1 car (new) 6$He; No. 2
yellow J cars (new) 72e: No. 3 yellow,
2 cars T3Ho: 3 cars (new) 71o: 2 cars
(new) TOttc; No: 4 yellow, 1 car 72Hoj 1
oar (new) 69Hc; No. 2 mixed, 1 car (new)
71c: No. 3 mixed, 5 cars 72c; 2 cars (part
new) 71Hc: 3 cars (new) 71qj 3 cars (new)
70Wc; 1 car (new) "0c; 3 cara (new) 70c;
1 car (new) He: No. 4 mUed. 3 cars
71Ucf no grade, 45 cars KHe. Oats: Stand
ard. 2 cars Ss4c; No. 3 white. 1 car SSHe:
cars S8c; No. 4 white. 4 cara 37Kc; 1
car (poqr) 37Hoj no grade. 1 car na
Omaha, Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 3
hard.-i&rS2c; No. 3. hard. IfttfJUoS No.
hard, 74H7Ho: No. 3 spring, 7MJ79HO)
NS 4 M$ngT-T7HTSHc: No, 2 durum.
Ni 8 white. WV4H$l No. JlMl ..W
73c 1 No. 4.whlt, (71Hcl Nv t yUvW,
70HO72yc: No. 3 yellow. OH1?0! MN' ,
veflow. 6f72Hoi No. 2. ToSjJUo; No. 3.
LMT72C No. . 88W1HC. Oatst'No.
white', aSHffS;; standard, MHNOv
white WHc: . No. 4 white. aHTHo.
1 Barley: Malting. eegTpc; No. 1 tfrg
p 6)0, Bye: No. 2, taMHe; No. 3. JTHQWc
New York deneral Market.
BUTTER-Flrm: receipts, 3,700 tubs)
creamer)' extrss, 33Hf34Hc: firsts.
amc: hVld extras, 30Hai$oi i rfla, U
aeUc: state, dairy, finest, J18lHo: good
to urirno, 2730c: common to fair,
nrocess extras, 26Q2Ho: Imitation cream
ery. 24c; factory, June, 3'e current
make, dHe; packing stock. June. No. 1,
3Jo.
r-iiwwQTnVIrm; recalnts. 2.0 boxes)
state whole milk, held specials. 16UlHoi
average ran or, rem atxtm.a,
l&Wl6o; average fanoy, ISHo: state whole
milk, under grades, 12HOWUC.
Eaa& Irregular; receipts, 11.400 cases;
fresh gathered, extras. 4&948o: extra
firsts, 4244o: firsts. 3S4r40o: checks, ood
to choice extra, 2425c; under grades,
m ftiw 90: . rpfrleerator. special marks.
fancy, 29o: firsts, 282SHcr nearby hennery
whites, fine to fancy, 60363c; gathered
whites, 68sue; western Kmpuieu wniica,
PO'JLTRY Dressed, weak; fresh killed
western chickens. 1347230; fowls, l2Hjflc;
turkeys, spring, auorzac.
Minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 11. WHEAT
No. 1 hard, Hc; No. 1 northern. 84H
REAL ESTATE.
FARM 4 RANCH IjANDS FOR BAT.K
Washlaa-tea.
ACRES IRRIQATED LAND In
"Yakima Valley, with ample water right.
Will ralsa 7 tons alfalfa hay or 70 bu.
qotn per acre first cron. Two miles from
either Northern Pacific or Milwaukee
roads Ideal stock and dairy ranch, Write
owner, T. A. Noble, North Yakima, wasn.
vvasn.
MIsoellaaeoBS.
OUT THBT GO.
32 an Acre Down.
And then you can pay for on of our
iw or ezo-acre farms out or ine sroceeos
of one-halt the crop raised yearly until
tha farm Is oald for. Come out with
the down payment and select your land
20.000 acres to select from. Prices 216
to 330 an acre and good land. Where can f
you beat these terms for such rloh landr
Write for facts or come right to our
office now. Wm. II. Brown Co., Mandan,
Morton Co., North Dakota, or Mott. Het
tinger Co., North. Dakota, or 6 N. La
tialle St, Chicago. Get In while land Is
cheap.
HEAL ESTATE LOANB.
.MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
liana on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
ptoperty In any amounts.
II. W, BINDER.
City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
LOANS pt 11.000 and up desired on im
proved real estate. Large sums u ape
ulalty. W. H. Thomas. 23a State Bk. Bldg,
net, CITY I.OANB, Bemls-Carlberr Co.,
u 310-412 Brandals Theater bufldlne,
GARVIN BEOS Ioan!, and "p-
WANTED-Clty loans and warrants,
W. Fsrnam Smith & Co., 1330 Farnam Ht.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
OKEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1018 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 3175.
LARGE loans our specialty. Bum Bros.
HARRISON A MORTON. 91 Om. Nat.
1100 to U0.O00 made promptly. J D.
Wead. Wead Bldg.. nth end Farnam.
WANTED City lonns. Peters Truat Co.
W A NTBD Iti" BDV.
Kachman will treat you right, beat
prices fo.' turn-, clothes & shoes. W 514.
U. SHAFTON buys men's cloth. W."l7T
FULL price paid for furniture. W. 2409.
1 PAY one-halt price more for stoves
then any one else. 2217 Cuming. I. 7031.
LIVE 8TOCK jvtAUUEl OF WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Have
nileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. 1.1 vr alufk Cunimlaatoi. Slercliaaia.
M VRTIN tR03. fc CO, Exchange Bldj,-
MSp, No. I northern. MMiflSJHr: No. t
hard, Montana. KMiMHc. No. 3, JO'.iU
W'ic; December, S2VMJ!t,e May, S7Htf
f'LOun Unchanged.
URAN-Un-shanged.
CORN No. 1 yellow, CTHflWltc
OATS-No. white. S6HjlHo.
RYT-No. S. IR.tfooHc.
klax tniwemu.
PAULEY Unchanged.
CHICAGO OIXA1N ANU t'ROV19ION3
Featare of the Trading; and Closing;
Prices ea Board ot Trade.
CinCAGO. Nov. 11. Widening of the
damaged area In Argentina turned tha
wheat market today upgrade after there
had been a material setback In prices.
Tha close was nervous, varying from last
night's figures to HttHC aavance. umer
leading staples all showed a net loss;
torn. HHo to t4UHc,; oats, Ho to HCHo,
and provisions, SHo to 10c
Increasingly serious news eame from
Posa Rio and Buenos Ay res in regard
to crop Injury by drouth throughout a
large portion ot the Argentine wheat
belt. One dispatch spoke of ruin beyond
repair over a region amounting to 1.150,000
acres In the south part of Duenos Ayres
Brovlnce. Other advices said the Rahla
lanea and Pampas districts wera badly
hurt, extending west ot a line from
Aparlco to I.es Mostavos and from Tree
Peaces on to Rivera. It was on adverse
report of this kind that tha market
rallied nearly a cent a bushel with ex
cited buying on the advance. One house
alone was credited with acquiring more
than 1.00O.00Q bushels.
Uncertainty as to how far tho Argentine
damage stretched was largely responsible
for tho early weakness In wheat. Ex
perts were also ot the opinion that
timely rains might yet Induce a vigorous
growth. Such Influences, however, lost
effect when more definite dispatches ar
rived from south of tho Kauador. Note
was taken, too. of the extreme meager
neas of primary arrivals, the whole
United Status, aside from Minneapolis
and Dututh. obtaining less than 2W.000
hushels.
Government crop figures heavily In
creased, compared with tha estimate a
month ago, depressed com. Favorable
weather for husking tended likewise to
keep down prices. The oats market suf
fered on account of continued offerings
of Canadian cargoes. Commission houses
nevertheless were fair buyers at modcr.
ate decline.
Unloading by packers and stockyard
firms rased provisions. Sales were chiefly
of lard.
Futures closed a follows;
Article! Clore.l High.
Low. Close. Y'a'y.
Wheatl
Dec
SSHSli 8HH
May.
9W0H
Corn,
i
uec..
May.
SH
68H
6H7i70HU
70O70H1
i I
Oats.
Dec.
May,
3SH
!7fl4
peMHJ
HSH
41H4Z14lHaH
44
Pork.
Jan.,
2015
20 30
10 73
10 90
10 65
30 16
30 20
10 75
20 10
20 12H
20 12H
20 12&
20 22
20 23
it
May
Lard.
Jan.
10 72H
10 72-7B
10 83U
10 85
10 70
10 77H
May.!
10 92H
10 87-9M
10 90
10 6.)
10 7$
Ribs.
Jan..
aoes
10 2-6
10 73-78
May,
10 78-771
10 77HI
Chicago Cash Prices No. S red, HO
9CHo; No. 3 red, lUG94ci No. 2 hard, MU
esse; No. 3 hard, WHB7c; No. 8 north
ern. S&gWo: No. 3 northern, 80-I?S7o: No, i
spring. elOtiei No. 3 spring, StVVCrttJc: vel
vet chaff, 6tj(SH3l durum, Mo, Corn!
No. 2. 71He: No. 3 white. 71tf72c; Ntf. 3
yellow, 72c; No. 3, 7ic; no. s new, 6M4c;
No. 3 white, 71IH4c: No. 3 yellow, 71Joj
No. 3 yellow, new, lc. Oats: No. 3 white,
3$SJHei standard, 40840Ac. Rye: No,
3. MHc Barley: MtJKVs. Ss: Timothy.
M.OOflo.25: clover. Jll.0Ogl3.25. Pork: 320.7G.
Lard: 31&67H. nibs: JlO.OftglLOO.
KGGS Higher) receipts, 3.7W) cases; at
mark, casea included, J8fJ3c; ordinary
firsts. 8&32o: firsts. 34o.
POTATOES Higher; receipts, 30 cars)
Michigan , and Wisconsin, 6576c; Minne
sota and Ohio, K4J73c.
POULTRYAllve. hlhri springs, 12Hl
fowls, lOHo; turkeys, ltc.
Kansas Clir Grain and. rrovtalons,
KANSAS CITT. Nov. 11. WHEAT
Cash: No 3 hard, 83Jc; No. 2 red, K8fl
KHc.
COUN-No. 2 white, 77o; No. X 77Hc.
Closing prices ot futures:
WHHAT December, 31He; Mary, 86!sfj
Wllic.
CORN December, 70f?OHcj May, 71'iO
It.
OATS-No, "1 -white; WUc; No. 2 mixed,
3Hc,
UUTTER-Creamery, ,,30q; firsts, 28c;
seconds, 21c; packing, SOHc
EGQS Firsts, 33c; secqnds, 82c.
POULTitY-Hens, 810c; roosters. K;
ducks. 10c; springs, 11?.
Llveriioel drain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. It. WHRAT-Spot.
firms No. 1 Manitoba, fa ttd; No, 2, 6s
Hd! No. 3. Is Sdi futures, steady; De
cember, 7s Ud; March, 7s Hid; May, 7s
NM- .... . , .
CORN-Spot duUl American mixed, U
6d? La PUta futures eaayi December, 4s
7d; January, 4a Mid.
Oils ana Rosin,
eessttitttutttt oal shrdlu uemfwyppp.
NEW YORK, Nov, U.-COTTONSEnsD
OIL Raay; prime summer yellow, 8.f
.Wi December, JA1 March, 37.83; May,
WRI'ENTINB Steady; machine, bar
rels, 46c
RQSIN-Bteadi'.
SAVANNAH, Oa., Nov. U.-TURPEN.
TlNB-mnn, 4SQ4JUc; sales, 445 bbls.j
iteelpts, m bbls,; shipments. 1 bbl,j
stocks, 27,837 bbls.
ROSIN Kirmt sales. 1,33 bbls.: re
ceipts, 3.K5 bbls.; shipments, 313 bbls.
stocks, 133.233 bbls. Quotations: A, B,
C, D and IS. 13.7&: F and O, 33.75iJ3.77Hl
N, .C0; WO. W-M; WW, litt.
Coffee Market
NEW YORK. Nov. U, COFFEE There
waa a further shsrp break In the market
today, with prices making new low
ground for the movement under continued
liquidation and reports that Braxtl was
Bresttlng coffee for sale In the cost and
freight market. The opening wag steady
at a decline of U4)fl points In reaponie
to lower Brasllan and European cables
and tha market closed steady at a net
decline of 29QS3 points. Bales, 128.TM bags.
November, t.Otc; Deoember, 9.1K0S Janu
ary, .80c; March, ,Wc Slay, O.SOc; July,
s.roc; rjeptemoer, miuo: vfoosr, iu.io.
Spot unsettled, Rio 7s, 9Ho; Santos No. 4,
ll&c. MUd nominal; Cordova, 13H18Hc,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 11. METALS Lead,
QUleti 31.S0 bid; In Ivondon, U 7s d.
epelter, quiet; $S.2&33.tts In London, IM
10s. Copper, nominal; standard, spot and
futures not quoted; electrolytic, I1S.7MP
JC.00; lake. 31S.60; casting, 115.50; In Lon
don, steady; spot, IM 7s 64; futures, tii.
Tin, dull; spot, W.IMJOS-Ui November,
33H.lt4339.40i December, 339.1(tf3s.G0; Janu
ary, 33.iOg89.C0: In London, firm; snot,
Il't; future ISO Ss. Antimony, dull;
Cookaon's, 17.61 Iron, quiet; unchanged;
In London. Cleveland warrants. 4s 7Hd.
ST. LOUIS. Noy, ll.-METALS-Lead,
slow, 14.20. Hpelter, stropg; 3i.15433.20.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. Nov. 10,-PRAIRlE HAY No.
I, to choice upland. ll3.00iltWi No. I.
ie.Wi:.00; No, I, W OWK.00: No, 1 to
chulce midland. 3lt.00fi 13.00; No. I, j,08
II. 00; No. 3. 37.0atrj.0f; No. 1. to choice
lowland, tS.006?,Oi; No. 2, $7.0088.00; No.
3, 3S.OOp7.00.
STRAW Choice oats or rye, 35.5036.CO;
ehotee wheat. to.0o$A.tU
ALFALFA No, 1 to choice of the pea
green variety fa quotable at 3lt.0onio.00;
No. i. iito&fci.eo; No. 3. taouoo.
Cation Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov, ll.-COTTON-8pot,
iiilt nHpM atnAv r fain
good middling, 7,ld: middling, 7. 47d ; low
middling. 7.2d good ordinary, .(ld; or
dinary, 6.27d. Eales 7,00 bales.
closed careiy ateaay at a net decline
of thirty. five points on August and o(
inieen 10 iwemy poinia on omer monins
Dry Goods Mark!.
NEW YORK. NOV 11 DRY GOOD8-
Carpet trade reports with The opening of
the season Indicated a good initial busi
ness. oCtton goods were barely steady and
quioi iuaa. mm itiieiaa were more ac
tive for spring dreas fabrics. Sheer fanev
drtss goods were much sought after for
tbii ana- sunns.
snanr atarkei,
NEW YOnK, Nov H.-SUOAR-Raw
closed firm, centrifugal. 3.41c. muacovado.
3.11c: molasaes, 3.31c: sales. 120.000 bar.
(ol.Od tons) Refined steady and un-
cnansea,
THE BEE; OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1P1H.
NEW YORK ST0GK MARKET
Quotations Moved Upward ai They
Declined Say Before.
LIQUIDATION NOT APPARENT
Outside Influences IMar Little
Part In Shaplns Coarse of
the Market Roads Are
Irreftnlnr.
NEW YOnK, Nov. ll-Quotatlons
moved upward on the stock exchange
today as abruptly as they declined yes
terday. There was no sign of the
liquidation which was the most disquiet
ing feature ot the preceding session and
both railroad and industrial shares ad
vanced strongly. Higher prices were well
maintained until the last hour, when a
swift reaction cancelled a large part of
the day's gains.
The change in the market apparently
was due primarily to the strong techni
cal position.
Outside Influences played little part In
shaping the course of the market, al
though the more cheerful view, which
was taken pt the Mexican situation, was
a factor In the upturn. It waa felt that
feara of an Immediate crisis in the coun
trv' yM&tlona with Mexico had been ex
aggerated In the street. Buying for fvr-
elgn account helped in me upwara swing.
London traded here freely, taking about
12,000 shares at balance. The copper
stocks were benefited by the rally In
copper metal abroad.
Bear traders sought to make capital of
v. Httn.tinn hnu-d'n award of all in
crease In wages to conductors and train
men on the eastern roads. The decision,
however, was of comparatively small
significance in the eyes of speculators,
for the reason that they had expected
some such compromise would be made, it
was contended also that the decision
would arm the railroads with another
argument in favor ot Increased freight
"ilonds were Irregular. Total tales par
VUnllM 'fltaTs bonds w,re unchanged
on call. . . . , .inns
Numuer or saiei nna iumi
on stocks were:
BtKl. Illlk. lW. CIJJJ;
AmaUunitM Coppir,
eiH
Am.rloen Asneunri.-
Am.rlt.n nt Hutr....
ATOTlcin Cn -Amarlrtn
Cn era..,,.
American Cr A Foundry
AmerWin Cotton 0 1,..,,
Am.ricin Io Surlll.
Amirlcan UnMi4...
Airlcn Uiorooll.,'
1M.HMH H. A It. ...
,..,
' 'liiw. "iTH
it
'i
il
M
10H
:iv
:iU
41
'ioi
'it't
130 4tH
1,4)00
nu
'H
'iiH
"liooo
1,100
Inulul S. Ac II, Vf4- ,,
Amrlen 8unr Btflslnt .:,
Alavtfa T. T 0 llH 11H
Aat.rluia Tobaeco
Amooo4k Ujalns Co,..,
AUhlaon , ...
Atehlios t4. t
AtUnlll Coat Lin
Daltlmor Ohio
BUhl.h.m BtMl. .........
BroaMrs 1UU Trinilt .
canadlaa Pacltlo.. .....
CntMl Litlir , .......
Ct.Mtink. ft Ohio
Chluco art Waiters.,
Chliase. M. A St. 1'..,
CUesjra A North"1""'
Color.to Kwil t Iron, ..
Cfanoll4at Oil
Corn. JTo4viota ...
Dilivin lUAron.,...
rwnt.r A nio Qranda...
D. JV Q. tti
DUUIIcre' Uicurltln .. .
Krl ,.,,..,,..... ...
Crja nt W
Krl l W la.
a.naral Klactrlo
Or Narth.m pit
nir.it Northwn Ore CtU
llllnell Cinltll ,.,
lnlirborough-Hi.
Inltr.-Mft. pfd ,
Inlrttlnl lltrv.itrr.,
1.404
6C0
a
ii
it
lHH
1H HH
:iih nut
00
tot
too
1.100 111'
l.ioi nu
llii
too
lll
S.1W
1.104
300
ii'
tW 114
1I4H
14
um
V4
ISO
!'.u
It
stt
tt
31V
tilt HU
109
l.too
400
II
3JH
141
300 1
131H 1SIV
MO 111V4 131U 113V
WO It WV 10V
lorn
l.too iiv IIH
ice ui ioi
Inl.r.Winn. pia .
iDUrnttlonal l'lixr..,,,. ....
IMcmstlonal I'ump
lluiu cltr Southirn
1SH
I.iei.d.
lhlih Vtll.r iJ.tM liT K(ti 144U
Loulitlll. NllhTlll ,, ,.. 130
ir . nt. p. a H. at.. M.. (At 114 1I4U 1M
Mlwourl, H, fc T W im y IIV
Mliaaiirt P.llllo
COO ITV4
IIH n
Natlonil UtKult
National iaa , ,
n. Rm. 01 m. ti fd.,., tea livi lis
Niw V.rk Central I. M0 S iV
N. Y., Ontirla & Waittrn ,.,
Nbrfnlk A Wfit.rn
North Am. iian .....
'NortWn I'aeld
l.ooo mu 1011
we II . I?H
l.iee IaiH lilt
toe 111 - lliu
FacllU Mall ,,. .. . ...
PinnijlTanla ..,,,,,.,.
ren.'i an . , ,,
P., tt O. fe St, L...,.
Pltukvrah noal
Fr.aia Steal Car ........
Pullman Pilara Car
.....
o uu
'"Hi iiiu ik
r.aa4lns 12,004 IMVt 111
n.puano iron meal,.., ...... 1114
aanwMle I, A BL pM il
Hutk lilanit Co , , ... . hv
Joi Ial.r.4 Ce. sfe,.... a liu SOU 31
ft. U & H. r. ti sM... , ,,. I
8tarJ Air I.tn. ...... ..... U
SealAird Air Una pM... 204. t(Vi 4 Mi 44'I
soutlitra I'ociflc T.tM IS'.J llu 4U
gawthfrn Dallwar 0 31V4 JlVt 1U
fiiulhrrn IUilwa)r p4.,,, ., ,,,, 74U
TfnaaM Oooir 309 till II 31
Vivian Piclt a 2,100 141H lliU 4TH
Uo.HH BUtaa n.altir .....
VntUd fflalaa Itublxr.. . H UU l$u (i
VsM BtaUa Sla.1 14,160 M, saj m1
v.ii.w. pint. Die., pin,. 9tn m
1M14 ioii
ilii ltd
was LXJppr .,, ,.
v..Cr. Csamlcal
4
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WMtlnahaijia ClKtrlo.,.,
300
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xnr.una utia Kria...
Gl. Dl.
TeUt aalta feMfce dty, U 00, ihirii.
New York Money Mnrkul.
NEW YORK. Nov. It. MOVTSvnn
steady; J'464 per cent; ruling rate, 8ti
per cent: closing. 3V434 ner cni Tim.
'.7;"1 XF! w afti"' 0 Per cent;
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-SV,
6 par cant.
JaTBRHiS.Q HCHANaB-Bteadyj to
kRi"' .ftS066' demanu, 34.85. CommeroJM
Dl'la a-W. i
UILVEIt Bar. ISUc: Maxlran Hntl...
BONDS-aovernment, steady; railroad.
Irregular,
Closing quotations on bands today were
as follows;
U. s, r.t It. ras,.. IT JiMn 4Ua ith
v.f immpi " v. o. r.r. at,
"""i.Iu IK'C.8- "' .
l(....lli if, K, T. lit 4a,. W
v. p. . rs
do sauaas
U. B. a. rll
oo causae, i .i,9 . 4u,, ,,,,
r.sima la aauias, II Mo, p.cllle , liu
A.-C, lat l tali. t4 4a tonr, It..... u
Am. Agricultural ia If.. N Hji. cl u. 4Ut as
Am. Ar. I. IT N V C ,a" lUaV. ii
m. TAT. e. 4a It dib. U.,7,'. IJVi
Am. To i in n. v. n. ii. a H
Armour Co. 4a.. IIH er. Uli., 4J
Atehlaon s.n, 4i.... 13 N. & w. lit con, 4i 41U
do ct. 4a (1160). M .do cr, 4i. . ..l
do CT. II.,, 100 Northirn Paclde 4i II
a. c. I., lit ii... im do s si;
Hal c O. la. . .. MViO. 8, K rf4t, 4i., lovt
tW tt4 I""' U (till) TVi
Br.aok Tr. ctr. 4i.. It cj0 con. 4i aiC
Cio. of Oa. la. . lOlVi rteadlnic a.a. 41. attt
Can. L-ath.r. . . . I3V4 a U A II V f., 4. fo'i
OSaa. A O 4Ua. . IMi do a.n. la,,..,,. : sT
Ol. A IWa.... m8. A. U adj. Sj...! 1IV4
O 0. A Q. J. 41., 8a. faelfl. , JJj
J Mn. .,. , 1H d or. 4i. .. C
C M t H P er 4V(i.llt 4 lit r( 4, S
Am Ttt. 41,...., . ltVk Aa mtn ia
H A fl. r A Vii ftlHUntoa P.HfiV i. iUf
ar a s . a. avaia' . ' '
D. a ii, o. r.f. ii. 7il do nt a ref n. ia
IWa prior Ills 4a. 11 v. H. HtMl 14 la.,10
in n. 4i ''SVa .Car CTiiin. hi . u
ado cr. 4. ier II lU iwX i 4 , '
III, Cm. it rf. 4i Htt. Wall.rn M4 4i " n
lnt..M.t; 4V4 73 Wat. HI,,, '.,,1'i ' H
Intar. M. l tt.. 40 Wla. Ctl 41. IIU
Hid. Offarcd.
Hoetaa I lock Market,
BOSTON, Nov. 11 Closing quotation
Alui SSU Mohawk ... 4QU
Amal. OPtxr. . . t)'jN.ada Qot . , ,. U
X. I. U A g "ISS'E""!" Mln .1. 7H
A tit Hat a rm..... (tU Moli M.ll. a
U. AC OA 8. U, 44 K.flh Uk. " .' I
CaUntat 4 Arliaaa, Old Dorolo .,, ., 4T
Calum.t 4 ll.cla- .4M Oataola . .. . . 71H
iwpp.r ii. -. HHbAasaon
Kilt Bulla C M . lev Huattlnr
Krioklln .... I HtiMil.r A
. M. . li.
, 1 , n K V .An (II V. ..-.1. -.
Orc.n. Cinan.i. ., 10 H t' H. H, R. A 14., I4U
la Knrall. Coaptr. II id pfd as )Z
Karr Lata . . . 4tt'tih tJoo im
IMt uvppir. . . i Utah caapcr La.
La Salla Cor ft . IVtWIpona .... ,
Ml iml tppar. . , IIV, W.lr.rlat
1114
i!ft
Local Scarltlra,
QootitjOAi (uraltlifd br Burn. Brlnkir 4 Co.,
4t Omaba National Biuk bvilldlog, Omabi:
1)14. Aikid.
r-Duncii muni un a Kite. 11. 1111.. 14 .
llumtui. N.h.. U 11 A ' Ii, '34.
Ouicaao Hr , rl ' A IMT . II
Dnui ( o Neb. Ouurt II It, li. II
Vptrmont IWuni' I irtr cat Qor Hi,
Iniarborouah Itapld Tnnlt Ii, 1K4, II1!
Uaar Hi a U Si. lilt 14
Kami Citr Mo., ttcb bt U. '33. 14V;
it
HV(
10a'
111
LooKt-mitt nu to J t.c .i nt m hh
MI44le Wt I limit. , lllf HI TV
Omh Cm K 1HT M M
QiBtks (! It llll ,...100 lM'i
CUT et Unitha H. Hit II 1M
omibt c. u. w. nr. il ttti.,.. ttvi i
Omihi C U. ftt, nr. tti tt mh
Omtlis & C. n. Hi, nr. Com N
Omtbk A c llf. KrHM II IT
Umths ElM. U. 4 rw i, lIU.. i .. ti
fic nu a mt i tt tt. ntt, 'ii nu mv
8iit ot coi. Konjim ii, int..., :.! titr
8unilenuKnni4r HI 4. ( pr, tU rid. MH 1M
81. ut Otr Ptk. Vll. i. 1130 ,.. II N
Tert f Hit, 1MJ , H MH
llotkr Ml Kuil U. n4 banal,,,, . ,, 100
Union Block Ysrdt, Otnihs , IT IIM
Woo4t)urr Co,, Dnlnar tt, '11.1019 1M.W
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Nov. ll.-Amerlcan securi
ties opened Irregularly today. I.ater the
list received good support snd advanced
from ' to a point over parity.
VliJZOWr VTiHn'B"n ratl"c 1,1,4
.'JtOCJi-Uar n"" at 27 1MM per os.
MONBV-3U04 per cent.
Discount ratesi Short bills, S per cent,
three months' bills, 415-16 per cent.
OHICAOO HVI3 STOCK 3IARKHT
Cattle Unit, firMerally Sleaily
Haa Weak.
-CHICAGO. Nov, ll.-CATTLE-lle-celpts,
6.000 head; market, dull, generally
!teaiXl.b0VM' .754Jv.K; Texas steers,
HfWt7.7S; western steers, 18.0Wf5.0O;
stockers and feeders, W.0O87.6S: cows and
heifers. Uf.v38.JJj calves, 37.00411.60.
HOOS-Recelpts, 33,000 head: market. SO
10c lower; bulk of sales. 37.WfS.10; light,
3T.aftS.10; mixed, 37.90itf3.301 heavy, I7.4M1
S ?,! Mllvh t? J ft . ..I . . C ,AU AA
81IEB1 AND LAMBS-Receipts. Sl.fOO
head; market, strong to Uo higher; lis
Jlvo, 34.fl5,50: western. 4.SriJfi.iV; year
lings, .oiiTW.7: iambs, native, i.if8.H;
western, ro.iUB.iu.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET,
BUTTKR-No. 1. 1-lb. csrlona. Iftr! NV
1, Mb. tub, 31c
PIBH White, fir.h. 1A! rm,l fr..l.
Ita; large crspplos. fresh, lSfjlSo; Spanish
iiiacnvrci, iwi mnaa ro, per pair, wc;
buffalo, 9c: bullheuds. l3o channel cat
fish, iro: pike, J6oi plckarel, l3o.
rOULTRY-llroirers, 3J.OOfl4.00 per dos.;
hens, lMJlooi cocks, 13c: ducks, lMfloo
geesv. ISc: turkeys. zVc: ulspona. nr An:.
1.30 j rooiters, bWo; ducks, full feattwrd,
JUVic; geese, full feathered, 11c; aquabr,
No. 1, 31.60; No, 3. 80e.
CHEHBE-lmporied Bwlss, 30c; Ameri
can Swiss, Sfc; block fiwlat. 34c: twins.
itc; naiee, isvic, rripiets, isve: Young
tiiivnwtui, vmv iq.i(oi uriuH, lacj, iiin-
berger. 2-lb., JOci New York white, lc
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effectlvo
today In Omaha are asi follows:
REEK CUTS-Rlbs: No. 1, Wo; No. 2.
wvic; No. 3. HH, Chucks: No. l. lOHc;
No. t. Vioi No, 3. ic, nounds. No. 1,
": o. J. iaViors No.3. Utto. Elates; Ho.
1, J'ic; No. S. 7Hct Ko, 3, 7V4o.
i" louowina pnees are lurnilliea uy
the Ullllnaky Krult company!
, FRUlTii-Apples-Extra fancy Wneh
tngton Jonathan, per box, 11.15; White
Winter resrmulna, per box, 3I.2B; fancy
White Winter rearmBlns, per box, 13.00;
fancy Idaho Black Twig, per box, 13.00;
fanay Jdaho Baldwins, per hex, !.CO:
fsnov Idaho Yortc Imnerlala. ner bnx.
31.00; fancy Idaho Walbrldge, per box,
11. a; mnuy vaano wiiiiiw ywiks, per
box, 31 J5 ; fancy Idaho Smith Cider, per
box, 31,1ft; extra fancy Idaho Northern
sw, ureemngs, or ivuigs, per pox,
extra fancy Idaho Rum bos, per box
Spy, Ureenlngs, or Kings, per box. it.OO;
extra fancy Ban Davla. nap box.
mncy jien usvii, per uox, li.eui cnoico
Ben. Davis, per box, 11.40: No. 1 Bon
Davis, per bbl,. 14.60: Labelled Winn
Haps, per bbl., 1G.D0; Labelled Oeno. per
bbl.. 13.W. Pears-Kxtra fancv Ileurra
Clalrgrau, per box, 2.M. Oranges
Klorids, l!, 160, 176. 3. 216 sUes, per box,
(4.60; 260 slse. per box, J4.00; its size, per
dm, (j.wi; navais, m, nt, zw, :io
sixes, uer box. 34. M: KO size, ner box.
14.25; 2Sf size, per box, 33.76; tit size, per
box, 33.00. Lemons Extra fancy Sunklst,
2093 and SOOa, per box, 39,00; extra choice
Red Bull. 300s and 300, per box, S,M.
Grapes Extra fancy Emperors, per orate,
..w; i-ans emperors, per obi., m i"j; im
ported Malaga, extra fancy, ii.Oo; fancy,
H60; oxtra choice, P1.00; choice, 36,60.
Grapefruit-Extra fancy Klorldtt. 44. and
94, 34.75; 64, 84 and SO, 18.00. Cranberri
Per box, 92.76 1 Bell and Bugle, per bbl.,
39.00; Bell and Cherry, per bbl.. !.;
late Red, Per bbl., 18.23; Richard, par bbl..
W.00; extreme Jumbo, per bbl., Ill 00.
VEGETABLES Potatoes Genuine Red
River early Ohio, For bu., 31.00; Rural or
uuruanKi, par uu., imc; virxinin nw.ei
potato., per bbl.. 12.601 Delaware Jer
seys, per hamper, 1.36. Cahboge Holland
Seed, per lb., 2ot Red, per lb., So, Squash
Per b to. Pumpklns-Per lb lMc.
Onion Callfomla large yellow, per lb-,
JUc; Ohio large RetT Globe, per lb Svio;
Spanish, per oiatu, 31,60: white boiling,
per lb., So, Tomatoea California, per
fpur-bsikt crato, 12,00,
MiBCHLiANifiaut)-csiirornia ' "
I9.n. I. !l I, a B,A, Pn1l,n.H a fir. RA
pkgs., ftco: California black figs, 13 12-ox,
PKgs,, ll. w; T-crown imported tigs, per
lb ISc; J. crown Imported figs, per lb.,
13c: 7-tiown nulled flas (boxes weighing
about S lbs,), Wo; 5-orown pulled fg
(boxes vveighing about e ins., im! ?
orown pulled figs (boxes weighing 10 os.),
per dos.. II 2J; DromeUary brand date,
ikg t3,b0t Anchor Brand date, pkg.,
U.Soi npipwif mie, per id,, ic; par
snip, per iu., xc; carrots, per iu., c
beet, per b., 2c; rt.ibaB, per lb., JHc
California Jumbo celerv. DCr dnx.. WC
Allclilcan celery, per dor., itoc; cider, ytr
keg, 33.33) elder, per half bbl.. r.T5i
sliallots, per tloz., bOu; parsley, per dos.,
40ci radlih, per doz 30ei head lettuce,
per dos.. 31.W); homegrown leaf lettuce,
per dos., 40o; green peppers, per basket,
COc; wax or green bean, per hamper,
16.00; hot house cucumbers, per doz., 76c
to 81.60; caulflower, per crate, 33.26;
Venetian Karllc. per lb 124c: eggplant,
per doz., 31.00; horiieradlb, 2 doz. bottles
III oajp, per case, 12,00) walnuts No. 1
sqft shell, per b.. lo medium pecans,
Per lb., WviC pecans Jumbo, per lb., loc;
S'ant pecans, Louisiana paper shell, per
., 26c; filbert. Per lb., 16c: .Drake
monds, per lb., Ja( paper shell, 23r;
Urazils. per lb., 18ot Urge washed, per
lb lcj black walnuts, per lb.. 2V4c: raw
No, 1 peanuts, per lb., 7ci Jumbo peanuts,
per lb., toi roast peanuts, per lb 8,ci
shell bark hlokorynut. per )b 6c; large
hlckorynuts, per lb,. 4c; white rice pop
Tn. Per lb.. 4c; checkers, per V&W.
cao, S.OOi checKers, per 60-pkg. crsc, fl.75.
Kanaaa City Lire UtoeW Slarket.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. It,-CATTL1S-Re-celptB,
20,000 head; market steady to lOo
lower; calve, 36c hlgherl prime fed
teer, H7o4i.40i reaed beef steers, tJ.Ve
68.60; western steers, $J,60ft.W: southern
steers, la.OOtJ7.40; pows, HU-V7.C0; heifer,
l0Ofi9.00i itookers and feeders. Vi.lMl
7.73; bull, J4.60fr7.25t calvee, W.ttXfflO.00,
SHEEP AND LAWIJr-JVeceipi, n.vn
head; market Wiito higher; lambs, 1T.2C
8.00; yearlings. i.7Mi.M; western, 4.7C4
6.60; ewes, $4.0085 00,
HI, Jnaepli Llva Stock Market.
BT, JOSBI'H. Mo., Nov, ll.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
3,000 head; market steady;
steers, 33.Wfl9.00; cows and heifers, 14.23
Q3.60: calve. 15.00tfl0.cw.
HOOB-Receipts, 12.000 head; market
opened lOtftio lower; top, 17.70; bulk, 87.39
77C.
SHEEP AND lAMBS-Recelpts, 1.600
head; market 26o higher; lambs, 35.0004,10.
Kvaporated Apples and Dried Fruta
NllV YOIIK, Nov. ll.-EVAPORATED
Ari'i.cn-uuiet ana urm; prime, THTWit-,
DRIED FRUITS Prune, firm: BDrl.
qots, quiet; peaches, quiet; raUlns, tnoro
active.
Run Made for Silver
On Mexico City Banks
MEXICO CITY, Nov. ll.-The wlthraw
aU of silver today from tha Bank of
I,ondon and Mexico and the National
bank reached the proportions of a for
midable run, Un of people from the
paying teller' windows extended for
bloQk. Hundred stood for hour and
finally departed with bags of silver coins,
Theie were the only banks paying out
llver.
Javier M- CancMno, manager of the Ns-
lloiisl bank, minimized the Importance of
the run, eaylng that le thn l.OCO.OuO
Dfciio hod been withdrawn In Saturday's
runs And until noon today. He explained
that mot of thoie who withdrew their
money were small depositors, the
amounts being rarely more than fifty
peao.
The Perslitent one Judicou le of
Newspaper Advertising Is ths r.ottd tn
Uuslncax Hucces.
t
lAHA L1YEJT0CK MARKET
Fat Cattle Steady and Fairly Aotivc,
Feeders Slow and Lower.
HOGS SLOW, TEN CENTS LOWER
Sheep and Lamb .Suitable for rack
ere Active nnd Ten to Fifteen
Cents lllfther Feeder Stock
I Active nnit Sternly.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov 11. 1P13.
RacalDts wri t'atlto. linn. Sheen.
Official Monday . . .. 3,1 0 Mil
liaiiniRiea Tucsilny . . S.wo s.ioq a.vw
Two dais this wefkilT.ii TTlVi 6U43
Same days last wcek..l,S40 13.161 23,Wt
Hume days 3 wks. ago.W.OTJ 7,St4 "4.S1"
Same days 3 wks. apro.in.rfi Mil
Heme days 4 wks. ago.t7,4'J 3,719 71. t
Same days last year., 14,103 33,113
The following table shows tho receipts
Of cattle, hna-a ami ahrn at tho South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
uate as compared with last year:
1913. 19U, tnc Hec.
Cattlo ... S4S.S49 K73.MS
Hogs 2,IM,W,.t 3,17,m 323,415
r-'heep Z.R'S.SeS 3,tl7,6t Mi.369 .......
The following table shows the range of
prions for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons;
Date I iwll. Ut,ll3U.ill4..lW.ll03.llW..
ov:vj7?Hj.:.!:j.!.?:i.!.:?)..:j.
Nov. 3.f T MVif ( W I Ct 7 43 I W) I W
Nov. 4..J 7 lV,k 7 (II 6 131 8 071 T 74 R l 5
Nov
6. 7 45tt 7 33 7
7 70
K RTI & S
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
6. V 6141 7 731 ll
T 70)
6 71 6 1
C3.
7 78
' 6 111 7 OO
5 75
4 M
4 75
7 a
T U
7 64H
7 M
7 77
7
S Cn It 07
7 74
3 IS 7 C
6 21 7 HI
7 TJ1
6 tt
4 si
7 71
A M
f. 1
6 277M
7
4 !rt
Sunday.
Itn.lnl. ami rilatin.lllnn nf live stOCK
at the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha.
neo., for twenty-four hours enaing
3 o'clock yesterday;
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle, Hog. Blieep.Ji r b.
C, M. k Si P..
Wahaah ltv. ...
1
1
a
it
IS
1
4
"i
2
ISO
Mo. Tarlflc HI' 4 1
Uulon Taclflc 87
C. fc N. W,, east,. 3
C. Jfc N. W west.. 47
C St. 1. M. & O..,. 3
C, B. & Q east....
C. B. & Q west.... W 21
C. R. I. & P., east., 4 i
r. IL. I. & V., wevt,. .. 2
Illinois Central :
C. O. W, Ry - 3
Totals 218
124
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle.Hors.Sheen,
Morris & Co 316 1,637 1,133
Swift & Co Ml
Cudahy Packing Co.,.. tS
Armour & Co tW
Schwartz if Co
J. w. Murphy
Morrelt 6
Lincoln Packing Co....
South Omaha I, Co.... 22
Rotii
W. R. Vaneant Co JO
Venton, V. 8. & Lush,. 177
Hill ti Son 90
V. B. Lewis 91
Huston Co l
.1. B. Rott & Co 23
J. H. Bulla 21
L, F. Iluat 237
Rosenstock Bros, 149
McCrcary & Kellogg, 4W
Werthelmer ft Degen.. Ci
H. F. Hamilton 8C
Rothschild .' 60
861
4,210
1,263
4,978
2,403
2,793
1.0CT
U7
10
Mo, ft Kana.-Calf Co,. 179
Christie
68
HiCKln
16
16
, 4
4
78
6
310
MS
Huffman
Meyers
Ajlii.awcrH
Baker. Jones v Smith,.
Tanner
Harvttv
Other buyers
13,70
ToUls a,G 9,vn .S5
CATTLE Receipts were uulte moderate
this morning, only 212 cars alt told being
reported In the yards. This leaves the
total for the two days this week ai
14.409 head, being a falltnar oft of almost
2,000 head as compared with the same
days last week, and an Increase of over J
neaa as compared wiiii a year ago.
tieet steers were in gooa onnnna ana
while the market was not exactly active
thero was a fair movement of all desir
able kind. The prices paid did not
show much change as compared with
yesterday, being In the main about eteady.
am a matter or root, some salesmen
thought they seourod stronger price,
while others looked upon their eales a
possibly a little easier than yesterday. In
some cases aateamen quoted their cattle
as bringing strong prices.
Blockers and feedars of all kinds were
slow and late In selling. It seemed as If
speculators hod a good many cattle on
hand that had heen carried over from
yesterday and were not particularly
anxious to Increase their loud. Choice
llRht yearlings were in beet demand and
they poslby did not how much change
no compared with yeeterday, but as a
general thing feeders were alow to 10c
lower.
Quotations on cattle. oOod tn rhnlna
tornfod bef steers, l8.SSflS.00; fair to good
curniea neei sieers, ll.iniW.X', common to
fair cornfed beef steers, Tt.WWW. fair
to choice cornfed yearlings, !i.r8S.2J;
good to choice range beeves, 37JOiJS.0O;
fair to good range beeva. .Br7Ms com
mon o fair rango beeves, 310C343.S5; good
to choice cornfed heifers, tWAOSTW; good
to cho co grans heifers, 16.6007,26; good
to cholco cows. I4.20fi0.60; fair to good
fFtf!'5-26-'' common to fair grades.
I4.00tlfi.25: KOOil lo chntra lnrl(. o.,rf
feeder, 3.76i7.80; fair to good stocker
uu imuisri, a.unqv.a; common to fair
stockers and feeder. 35 7H.:j; atock
2iAlJ(1 i,0er WIG'J.TB; veal calve,
HMQW. bull, stags, etc., 35 004ij.
Representative salest
BEEP STKKRS,
Na. Ar, Tr, Ne. At. Pt
3.. 1147 t II Jl ii, ,l
R ?t?S 5 '! ' "
II. ,,,,,. ..UM 113 im a ci
.. .1011 I 40 II . ,..1111 i m
STE1JJIS AND JIEIlteltH. V
.... rll I ft
ni:irCRs.
Ii
3 ...
I
4
...
f-:;:.
i
4. ...
20
.... ai a to j...
i... 170 I 40
COWS.
..Ml 4 I .
.. im i io i..
.... Ml tt 1...
... 370 I TI
BULLS.
..1110 t 21 1. ..
IM I 11
l UI
IM I 71
I0CO I 0
.1710 ( M
... 100 I M
... IH IU
CALVES,
141 IU . .
Ml T M I...,
IIS fi on
t.
STOCK KRS AND KKKnuns
t ..... 71 1 10 T lot f
.v."4-.'". 7
rr ivn jTiiino-rMBIJItArfltA
3 feeders,. E67 7 10
calve..
197 8 00
m r, 40
4 calves.. 3tO 7 25
I cslf W 6 M
3 steers. , 1100 7 00
'ow 1 4 (fi
12 feeders,, IM t Ui
28 fenders. ,HH 7 00
24 feeders.. 13 7 1C
II cow,. ,,,1087 8 00
10 fceJr,,lC77 6 00
8 bul1,,,,.l0 8 00
1 feoder.,, W0 6 20
3 cows 114 IU
12 cows. . . .1020 is
II rows.. . .
1 bull
11 cows,...
1414 C 40
K 15
8 heifers,
40 feedars ,
tti C 30
11 8U
911 4 23
8 r.o vi a. . .
.10U7 7 Oi
2 bull I24S 4 60
12 feeders.. Wl t 30
V feeders.. llKI C 78
3 cows 1M0 8 IS
Ed. Macumber Nebraska.
H cows MO 4 23 2 heifers .. 7M 6 SO
, C, Knuton-Nebraks-H
feeder,, 7M 7 0) 8 halfers... W 00
WYOMINO.
Ir' -H!i 2 steer. ... 1848 7 10
3 Users, . ,m 7 40
, . v' Calvert-WIomlng.
7 ler ,., 708 7 36 7 heifers.., 8M 10
. . ., 'n.,. t"Hng-VyomlnB-.
heifers. .1111 8 76 9 steers... .1230 7 63
v aiears. 110a i w
. . William Thompson Wyoming1,
I ' p I SO 2 heifers. .1143 8 76
a nciicr. .ivuj o it
llovd Alh-Wvnmlnr
11 steer. 12245 7 30 I heifer... I0M 6 75
S. W. Caller Wyoming,
a steer. .1100 7 05
Lera Sllbur' Wyomlnr.
40 aters.. . 1178 7 30 11 heifers... lOJt C 75
I cow, a 1170 C 20 2 bulls 1340 5 36
C", II, Phaldon-Wyomlng.
14 steer.. .1109 7 16 6 hefer..,fot0 8 75
3 (tear.. 1203 83
Sheldon ft Salisbury Wyoming.
14 teer .. 10) 7 16 3 steers.... 1220 6 ii
3 QOW 1023 20
Brown c Hush Wyoming.
29 steers. (133 0
B. Beard -Wyoming
15 feeders MS 6 80 17 feeders 006 7
John Hayes Wyoming.
10 steer. Kl (to 11 feeders , S60 7 t
Ucetvs.. . I0M M III f.erjers.. M
v. c. ritagner Wyoming.
(3 feeders. . R74 7 63
J. Williamson Wyoming.
41 feeders.. W ?s
J. I 7,lng Wyoming.
26 steers.. .1100 7 16
b. o. Reeder wya
17 steers. ...1347 7 M
Ruff Tinnan Neb.
12 cows 33 4 23 6 heifers.. 4 35 SW
10 cows f SO 3
W. T. Johnson-Wyo.
7 steers. ...10W 7 13 1 feeder.. 7 00
W. II. Zlndell I R. Co.-Wyo.
S steers, ...1131 7 SO 3 steer 1300 7 9
lOfeeders. 741 7 20 40 steers.. ..11J5 7 4
Scows.. UK 60 10 steers.. .1036 W
Brown ft Weare Wyo.
1R7 steers. . Mfi 4 30
Harney BesrJ wyo.
1J feeders. . 73 7 20 3 steers.. .1100 7 30
1 calf 250 3 00
W. B. Brook Wyo.
4 rows 107 1 73 1 bull 1109 B S3
lbull ISM 3 00 cows 108t M
6 feeders . 6T3 7 20 11 cows 1127 130
6 feeders. , 740 7 20 17 steers. ...1037 7 35
J, Buckingham Wyo.
3 cows 1076 40 3 steers,. ..11TO 7 SO
3 steers.. 1191 7 20 S3 steers. ...10RO 7 20
T. J. Gardner Wyo.
24 steers, ...1117 7 60 10 steer 12S7 7 W
43 steers . .1113 7M 12 steer 902 ?0
1 bull 1370 6 60 S steers.... P41 s TO
18 Stters....l241 7 96
SOUTH DAKOTA.
24 feeder.. 713 A 7S
t It VtrniwRnlllh Dakota.
19 steers. . ..10 80 4 cow If 4
3 feeders.. 0 7 00 7 heifers... 60S 60
10 cows (!4 R Ck.
P. WiestKate-South Dakota.
17 feeders., 9CO W 5 cows... .334 IN
.1 f. liuteninson coioraoo.
6? steers. , I7 6 70 W steers....
steers, , P 70 7 steers. .. sis i
iirwRniinniia war imermi inia muru
!m r.ra. nr t.ooo head, being
reported in. For tne iwo uari uw ,!
i. iiiti n vain nf 1000 over last week.
and Jut about the same for the corres
ponding days of last year.
uuyer were an very oearinn, mm
(t..i rif.i Mil. ui nrlcM that were all
of lOo lower. Sellers wero not Inclined
to make any such concessions, wim n
result that trade during tho early round
was very slow, ana ii was
much of anything waa done. Buyer
hsd everything In their favr, and when
the supply finally started to move, vai
ue were fully lOo lower.
Mnvi.mnt waa verv slow all the way
through. Towards the close prtcos began
to weaken sllll more, anu me inarnev
wound up at the low time, values being
fully 1M1160 snd In extreme cases ldo
lower. Bulk of the sales waa made at
37.iWi7.70. with a good oral or traany
light stuff on down to $7.. The best
price paid was $7.76.
A large supply of iigntweignu omucni
a sharp reduction in pig prices, ssies
being quoted as anywhere from 10c to as
much ss Ac lower.
Representative sales:
No. At. Hh, rr. No. Ar, h. Tr,
.171 ... T 40
t 34 l IM
M IS4 ... til
M.., ...l7i 144 TII
II Ill T II
TI 11 10 I II
(I it MTU
It ,,341 40 T U
41 t ... TII
M til 140 T S
(4, Ill TOO T ITVi
TI,, til 0 7 TO
fl Wl IU t TO
a 107 IM T 70
II IM ... T'O
T7. Ill 4 T T
II Ut M III
U...,,,.IU 40 TtO
IT Ml ... T TI
41 Ml M T 70
TT Ml MO T TO
ii ..no t to
: ioi 240 T is
ii rn to t ti
M Ill 10 7 TI
II, ......IM ... T7I
4. ,,...l4 40 T TI
If Ml ... 7
II 30 240 7 71
..Ml SJO T 44
.,m no im
.iw ... tin
....in ... 7 to
TT Ill ... Id
II. ......Ill 41 7 14
it :m ih iu
41 211 M 7 II
TO S41 D 1H
TI IU HTM
II Ill ... 7 M
M.......1T4 ... 749
u.....,.:u h ni
U., IM t te
t ill ... Tee
Tl..,,...t 40 TIIH
: ko t it
STI IM T II
X.4 T O
...til 140 T
41 M 111
110 T 44
...III 140 7 It
Ill 141 7 41
Ill 40 T 41
.00
T 41
...IM
...rti
U I H
.. 7 4
PI (ML
10.
10.,
I.
8:
ii.
ii..
...Ml
...111
...104
,.IU
...100
,,.101
in iu,, . ,iu
. . . T 15
... 1 tl
... 7 30
.,, T M
111
0 7M
... 7 44
t TI
I M
T 4W
7 00
Tt
T III
41. ......Ill
M... ...IM
II ,1M
17 1
... ,.,.141
M 141
.1(1
TI...,. .141
SlIEEi'-EvftiTthiBg of a fairly largo
run of killing aheep and lambs was dis
posed of by 10:30 o'clock this morning,
Indicating a continuance of a good,
i..,iih Mnnrl for such offerings. In a
T 1
general way the quality of the lamb
waa falrlv Kood. but very few ot the
toppy kinds were In evidence. Traders
quoted prices as steady to lOSlXo higher
on both sheep and Iambs with trade
lively alt the way through at the Im
provement A new high mark was es
tablished for lambs, as soma natives
nu aa blah as 38.00. being the hlghret
point touched since August, when 38.10
waa top for the month. Range lambs
sold largely at a range of 37.40jT7.TI, with
a few leas desirable grades selling a lit
tle below that. Most of the range ewes
went around 84.75. The supply of wethers
and yearling was light, there being not
enough to make comparisons.
Strength anad activity featured the
market on most an reeding? grades, trade
beginning eariy ana a complete clear
ance beina effected a little sooner than
yeilerday. Lujulry continued good and
prices showed no material change In
either direction.
Tho total receipts amounted to 112 cars
or 28,000 head, being a little larger than
a week ago and a year euro. The run was
about e,3v neaa snort or two weeks ago,
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
good tn choir. HMtfrb.00, lambs, fair to
good, ji.w4J7.wj; lamo. cun. S3.we.oo;
lamb, feeders, 35.5094.tVO: yearlings. Tight,
5.7Ga.3S; yearlings, heavy, 86.00(95.71:
vearilnc. feeders. 24.OfiC40: wethara
to irood. H.M4'.7S; wethers, feeders 31.00
tlt.w. ewe, goon to cnoice, 34.mosm.81;
wna fair Ift wnnA tl TJMA tto. am,.. ,
era, J3.2&H3.40.
Representative sales-
No, Av.
100 Wyoming feeder lambs 64
44 Wyoming feeder lambs.... (2
06 Wyoming feeder lambs 65
260 Wyoming feeder wethers.. (1
233 Wyoming feeder ewes 23
89 Wyoming feeder lambs 24
223 Wyoming feeder ewes 90
174 Wyoming feeder ewes 90
35 Wyoming feeder ewes...... 32
1W Wyoming feeder ewes W
178 Wyoming feeder ewes (9
187 Wyoming feeder ewes...... US
163 Wyoming feeder ewes 88
144 Wyoming feeder ewes...... V)
34 Wyoming feeder ewe,..,.. 92
184 Wyoming ewes , Ill
&5 culls 83
IM Wyumlntr ewes 100
Pr.
8 60
660
60
4 SS
800
t 23
3 60
360
3 50
350
3 60
3 60
3 60
4 75
2 75
4 00
7 40
4 85
4
3 40
7 85
7 N5
7 50
7 60
7 50
2.1
23
7 60
7 CO
4 13
4lg
4 la
4 16
4 IS
7 CO
8 25
2 IX
49
6 40
6 90
7 40
7 IS
CO
4M cornfed lambs
t a St !
105
103
111 cornfed ewes
77 cornfed ewes
213 culls
92 cornfed lambs
160 cornfed lambs
IK7 Idaho lambs .
88
71
77
C9
C7
64
04
71
71
9i
04
34
l
04
70
56
84
67
67
43
78
74
CT
236 Idaho lamb .
IO Idaho lambs
48 culls ......
4 culls
'M Idaho lambs .,
300 Idaho lambs ,
14 Wyoming ewes
14 Wyoming ewes
232 Wyoming ewes ,.
133 Wyoming ewes
212 Wyoming ewes
Ill romfed lambs
60 culls
173 Wyoming feeder ewes......
ZfA Wyoming feeder lambs
83 Wyoming feeder lamb,,. .
64 culls
164 cornfed lamb
121 cornfed lambs
10 culls
hi. Louis Lire Slock Market.
ST. LOUI8. Nov. IL CATTLE Re
celpts, 5,l00 head: market steady; good to
choice ji leers, 3S.503&75; stockers and
feeders, 35.0OS7.5O: cows and heifers. 34.25
n.as; bulla, 34.76477.00; calves, n.uvia.&o
southern steers, f-',i.oo; cows ana heir
er. 3l.0O2i6.O0.
HOOS-lteceipts, 12,300 head; market, 10
15c oiwer: pics ana lights. I6.7ra3.10;
mixed and butchers, t7.9u38.16; good
heavy, w.umts.zs.
ailEEP AND LAMB8-Rce!pt, 3.900
Heart: marKet. ivir.se metier, muttons.
1UUT4 85; yearling. $.00ff.00; lamb, 33.20
' Sioux City Live Stock Markol.
SIOUX C1TV. Ia. Nov. 1L-CATLE
Receipt. 800 head: market steady: native
stoer. t6.65tt3.l6; cows and heifers, M.OOff
ta; (tanners. I3.CG4X410: stocKers and feed
ers, 38.254)6.76; calves, 17.008-10.00; bull,
etag. etc., 36.gogtf.icn.
HOOB-Recelnts. 3.300 head: market
&10a lower; heavy. 37.3587.65; mixed. 37.65
67 70; light, 17. 7037 SO; bulk ot sales, 37.55
437.70.
SHKIC1' AND LAUBS-Recetpts. 60)
head; market steady; fed muttons, ti.Kjt
s.uu, wetner. ii.us.w; ewes, tz.ltM.iC
lambs, 3O.OO0i7.6O.
Persistent Advertising Is tne Road to
Big Returns,
t
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atsa wf
CUMMINS ISJNOW BOtiiD
Train Iovan Is Aboard Still; in
Drifts in Pennsylvania;
ST0R1I FIERCE THROUGH J aST
One P'raon Killed n CletRlSK
Bet tit I'loim front To of B
'ivrf IMmaitr lo prSpeety
, Jleary.
tr
WAftMlNtVJON. P., Xov. It Th
pattern; r I fain of the WaahlnKtc A
Wayneiuurg jK'IroaJ, a narrow luge
line, wl Ich fiiul. )tO rakueoifer. Ine) dltif
United State Bcnitor Albert R. Cut nine
of Iow, almr0. Is stuck In snowj flfwr
three nlke frnm this' place. St iator
CilmmlliS hart been vliljllngji rUaU t nt
Carinlchaeh, ls. The train, .Win for
Washington. Vecume snowbound Ui1.
night and a i-Uc train waj)' sen1 out.
The en,tlno of the relief train .jumpi I the
truck within lht of the stranded rain.
The e.itlrt pHy wna without f.u I for
over twnty-jfoiir hour. l?armem went
to their aid toda)' nnd all wore tnl in to
the farm hniUta. Rsld ar Imp v lable
ori account U drift and rallrokd offi
cials say thr tnun will 'hot "rest.h ' her
before loon tomorio-, The pAss igers
were foreeil. ro shovel mow this m 'nlng
to keep free fretstng.
rierr.e Utorm In I'lerelani
CLBV 1l,Ai), O., Nov. ll.-The most
severe etrly'. winter storm in rrjsji, fears
raged In CleVclatid and vicinity fren 'Sun-
'day aft"ri:Qon imtll thin mornlrs the
damage running- Into the thousands. Com
munlcatl in vr)lh the outilde worl. by
telegraph, tfclphone, rsllAind or rater
was cut off for thirty hour.
Trains wm from tftlve o elg iteen
hours hvte. Jlundreds nt telei.ijbn'e roles
ware blown down hnd not only ws.ni treet
car trafflo tied :p, but the ent gled
wire, irarty o them charge1 ha vlly,
were a donttsnt toxiron of danger, ti Iven
by a .id nbloh readied a Voloell i ot
nearly vepty,fva jtl)e an hour fun
day ntyiit. the snow t.ill to a dortf of
from fliti Int-hes to ftrn felt In thb d I ft.
One r.h V?a killed by be-ns V? )wn
from the top of a box oar. Many t reel
car patisenscii psrrowly wcfe4 ( heii
pole fell utt, tto cars or wh,t -Kin owe
were bl'jwrt In, '
tiirtvi Mile VoutitrstiavrtV. j
TOUNaSTOlVN. O . Nov. lL-Tfilay litv.
praotlciifly lanlate ilnre Bundu ( tK3n,
oxperlenoed 91V eK the worst nrow And
windstorms la IU liittbiv. Trains, tr Jley
lines ami telcxraph and telephone r
were put out of qommiralon. Tlwo tier-
sons wire kHUd, a monber i'Alrx4d In
juries nnd ti lotiei occasioned ' by the
storm e,r ii!eved, to he heavy,
To Aityna io tin Wal4W.
"What Is four eon 1oing now"
"Playing tha oilno In a movftiu titetura
show."
"I shouldn't HlliiW you would want Kim
to do thatr'
"I dot,'t but fhen a chap hat. a mu-
ileal educa'llor he's rot to do roinethlng
wim it, narr. t neT" cnicago Rerord
Herald. Xstabllibed H00. Vkzmk 8L
S. D. OLAGG, 1
7Jlaj la f
Hid3, iPolt?, Purs, .Wool,
TallOw and Grejaia. .
331 Ceatrxl Ava Tort Beflgr; Ja,
IkraarA Souse,- Z,n Vara, IA.
Write f Or )tir prlcea and, rnajryi us a
trial ablpmont
Causiic Balsam;
Its Mim lit Ki Oiitirs.
Elf a, Gpon&f and Poaliira Our for :
Clra. 7fUs, Switar, Ca4 JfMt
l-raiaai Tial.at, Fonaitr, Iftaa
liub, asl U Uataots trm ttetrta,
Suraeaa a4 ctktr bear tumi(4,
. C -.iil.tll eUiiatu ar TarailUv,
irais, DIpMhirU. knum .4
3 uaaM frdaKarMiMCsUlt, a
tin n,i?oriirwSlf?tal hTnwSL
m rr. w.i.t vaaaaia .aiutsa ewa 11
War
lataa lo MtaafactKH. iTic. 3t0
aula. BeQ by 4t.vart.Wi er aant 1 r a
ptr : aula. BeQ tr a.vart.Wj er aant Vr
riran rS.rj.. ptii. )& full eiraoisgi it
it ia. l-.nd fardafltrlaUre V,Up
..bum, vw, t r...
" Hit v.wrtnetti7iiuie8 8a-,Clitiliiai, 0.
v ii reduce im'ameo. evcMitn
; tints, Sfralna, Orulttf. Sitit
Buncbesi HeaU Bulla, I'oJI
Evil, yulx)f, natJtila,ir
Buy unhealthy t3oir
quickly u II II a aonuVa' injyie
JttteilxH. rluuRtiuBiti dote
n-t blhttr vio- fcifciu ar re
autt ib klr ("! roa, ns w t
tle tarw. 8100 XT bitU., ftif
jii4. Book 7 K free.
ABSOFBINE. JR.. aadirrtU IIiUmm 1tt,matlL
KWuaa lilaluL Ivollra Vtiaa. (Mac IViln. tutiai.
BrulMi, K ft fila a4 lallititiiriaa. FrVa 81.80 Hr intOt
.1 4 til at 4ilmiL WU1 laU re Kelt j ran wtN.
Uaaulaai ti. arlr br
. F. TOUJtS. K 0. 104 Tempi! tt.SpricjrntM, UtfU
MONEY IIJ GRAIN!
Ill Mia vn'a er ealla oa 10,000 auti-U of Vut
ax cara. Na fvirta.r rlik. A ar.anuiuit ef to truca
rrtce (I -a icni a chanta to taka ttJ' it. lt)0j
ISM. tti V.rlt. far D.rtlcul.n. mjtiua BkIibt.
saCa Dttk 1. Klninc. Bias.. Kx CUj. Ma.
Winter Blasts
h Your Store?
Papers Disarranged,
Olerks with Golds,
Patrons Disgusted
and Business Poor?
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Revolving Door,
and Eliminate
This Trouble.
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