I'lIK MHiv OMAHA, KJIIDAV, NOVMMHKI. II, 1!H1
13
CITY
niUL ESTATE.
riutiMiiiTY run svi.c.
HAtfSCOM PARK DJ STRUT
On 8. 3td St , between Francis and
Martha Sis., and one block west of Hans
com park, you will find four as completo
and aa well birltt dwellings aa there aro
In the cltr- No two of them are alike.
Each ha oak finish downstairs except
kitchen and three, flno commodious bed-1-oomJ,
extra flno bathroom with tile floor
and sleeping porch upstairs; ono bed
room finished In white enamel. I -urge
living rooms with press brick fireplace
and bullt-ln bookcases. Dining room
beautifully burlapped; panel strips and
plate rail Included. There aro many
other attractive features about these
dwellings which wo will be glad to point
out to you. Remember, you take no
chance buying one of thesehouses. They
are built by day labor by tho best of
mechanics. A row of beautiful shade
treea helps to make this location doubly
attractive. The dwellings and the loca
tion combine In-making a most attractive
proposition for the home buyer. Bee or
telephone us at any time for appointment
to look theso over.
SCOTT & HILL,
Douglas 1000. 307 McCagUe Bldg.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Argentina Wheat Newi Moit Im
portant of All Expected.
CHICAGO TRADERS LONG ON CORN
Thnsn In Ihr Pit Kind Themselves
Pretty Well I.oadrd Up on (he
Kntnrea of the Vetlow
Cereal.
Dundee Special
Owner leaving the city, offers his beau
tlful new home at a sacrifice: built less
than a year ago and built Tight. First
floor has large living room with vestibule
entrance, fireplace, bullt-ln bootcasos,
beamed celling, scat; large dining
room, with beamed colling. buf
fet, kitchen, good size and con
veniently arranged. Second floor:
Three large bedrooms and sleeping porch,
all finished In birch, with oak floors.
Third floor! Large attic' 'With one room
finished. Full cement basement, com
plete In every way, large furnace, extra
toilet
In fact, this Is one of the best planned,
conveniently arranged, most attractive
homes, built on tho latest pattern, with
the little Improvements that go to make
a complete home. This Is your opportun
ity. Frlco has been reduced io $3,ZuO, and
we want an offer this week.
Glover & Spain
l City Nat Rank Bldg. , D. 3X2.
Dundee
Must Be Sold
$5,250
Owner Is moving to Chicago and must
Mil his fine home before Dec. 1. Only 3
3'ears old, newly decorated throughout
and in fine condition. Long living room
with brick fireplace and beamed ceilings;
good sized dining room, butler pantry
and kitchen on first floor'; bed rooms,
nice bath and sleeping porch on second;
large attic! convenient basement; first
floor has oak woodwork and floors: sec
ond floor hard pine, with maple floors;
lot 60x136; fine shade and fruit trees;
shrubbery of all kinds. This Is ono of
the most attractive homes lit Dundee: on
paved street, half-block from car line.
The price-la right, 1,S00 cash will handle:
located on California 8t, between 0th
and Slat
We have another fine hot-water-heated
home near 61st and Davenport Sts.; 7
rooms and large heated sleeping porch.
which we can sell for t6,T&0. It's a
beauty and will be sold this fall.
Armstrong. Walsh Co.
Tyler 1538. 210-12-H Stato Bank Bldg.
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT
S rooms, modern except heat, with hall,
parlor, dining room, kitchen and pantry
on 1st floor; 2 large bedrooms, bath and
itoreroom on 2d floor. Some rooms, newly
decorated, screens and .storm sash, aandy
east front lot, nice trees, paved street,
handy to 2 car lines. Must be sold. Price
but (1,800. Easy terms if required .
BERHS-CA-RLBERGr CO.,
310-312 Brando's Theater Bldg.
Snap
1 have for auick sate a lot 50x1 CO ft
ettst side. 4Mb -St. Uurt and Cuming
Kts. Threo blocks td Farnam tar, fiOO.
Arthur J. McShane
tl9 First Nntl. Bank llldg. Doug. 167K.
MUST SELL my e-room mod. bunga
low. 819 No. 22d Ht., So. Omaha. 1300 cash.
Will rent. Phone.
' TO BUY, SELL OR RENT. FIRST KICK
JOHN W. ROBB1NB. 1802 FARNAM 8T.
1IANSCOM. PARK, west side Seven
rooms, nearly new! hardwood Inside; hot
air, ' electricity, gua; exceptional location;
accessible; all Improvements. Doug. 6:132.
j OMAHA, Nov. 13. .1913.
It waa the gossip of tho wheat trade
last night that the Argentina news Is
the thing to watch, as It la the most Im
portant of all that is expected to como
In at the present Bulls called attention
to tho limited hedging pressure, as re
ceipts are running materially under last
year. It waa noticeable that Duluth was
offering cargoes at lower prices rela
tive to the December futurei. A number
of commission houses which were among
the largest sellers yesterday, bought up
ward Indemnities last night.
It has been tho old saying before tho
spring wheat crop commenced to move
that hedging sales at Chicago would drive
every bull into the bear camp, but this
has not been the case. It may be heard
In wheat circles every day that there aro
no buns. Thoso declarations aro simply
because the men who believe wheat Is
good fail to absorb all the grain offered
In the pit The bulls, however, are in the
market, notwithstanding the fact that
they show no anxiety to back up their
opinion.
Cash wheat, lc higher.
Corn specialists who were In the pit
all ilsv nM tliA fMilftflffrk imAnra vm
mainly long last night They claimed that
most or in a selling la of short corn and
that tha latter are likely to have to
como In. One trader waa talking bull
ish yesterday, basing his arguments on
the fact that the greater part of the
country consumers will have to draw
their supplies from Iowa, Illinois, Min
nesota, Boutn uaitota, Indiana and Ohio,
which he believes will not have enouch
to supply the demand. A point was made
that a car of old corn was sold yesterdav
at 71 cents to go to Alabama and that
corn is going south at a rate that will
keep it away from northern markets. The
main point made by the bears waa that
prices are too wgn and they will curtail
consumption
Cash corn waa unchanged.
The movement of oats to the Mt,m
markets is considerably below that of
iasi wcck ana materially smaller than
mat, or a year ago.
Cash oats were n hlarhnr
. cIe.'il!a-nces were: Wheat and flour equal
to 1,318.000 bu.: corn, none; oats, none.
Liverpool closed with wheat HfiMid
higher and with corn umj.:i ),iirh,r
Primary wheat receipts were 1,225,000
bu., and shipments. ,185.000 bu.. against
FS'JEi" .ot 1.625.000 bu. and shipments of
1,603,000 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 370.000 bu.
and shipments of 271,000 bu., against re
iSffi! ?.f and MemenU of
Primary oats receipts were D61.000 bu,
ana snipmonts nr TMonn hi, ...i...
iiiS'&W.1 1831:000 bu" and hlpmenu of
1,110,000 bu. last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. Oats
71
ino
a
26
100
mcago 32
Minneapolis , au
Duluth W7
Omaha. 22
Kansas City 38
St Louis , 99
Winnipeg 959
vh!.!0,wW,n.e..caJ, "aIe" were reported:
wneat: No. 2 hn.ni wtmnr mw..
No. 3 hard winter, 1 car 82Hc. 1 car 81c;
No. 3 mixed. 1 car 80c: No. 3 durum. 1 car
w . 'f. .' "nite. 1 car (new) 71c:
No. 3 white, 3 cars 72c, 1 car (new) 70c;
No. 4 white. 1 car CStfc. 4 cars (new) 6Sc
No. 2 yellow. 3 cars (.new) TTyie: No. 3
yellow. 3 cars 72Ha 4 cars (new) 714c.
3 cars (new) nUc, 7 cars (new) 71c. It.
cars (new) 70c; No. 4 yellow. 2 cars (new)
69o; No. 2 mixed. 1 car (new) 71c; No. 3
mixed. 9 cars 72c. 7H cars (new) 70c. 3
cars (new) 69c; No. 4 mixed. 1 car 71Jc.
1 car TlKc. 1 car TOc, 1 car (new) ffijic
1 car (new) 6SVic 1 car (new) 68c Oats
Standard, 1 car 38c; No. 3 white. 1 car
3SVIC, 6 cars 38c; No. 4 white, 3 cars 37ic.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard
SKS-Mc; No. 3 hard, K3S2Wc; No hSrd
. f
si and -
No 1. TOtTTtt.r. No 1. Nn
7t.e. (lata No t While. M41V
ard MV-c: No. t white, KflWHc No. I
white, itr. Barley . Malting. tTw.
No. 1 feed. trW Rye o. X. tstfMV
Ne. r I7W&.
tlllCAOO (JllAIV AMU l'llOVlSIOS
Ken tares nf the Trndlngr nnil Closing
Prices on Ilonrd of Trndr.
C1I1CAQO. Nbv. I3.-Kstltnates that
more than S,(O0O arres. one-third of Ar
gentina's wheat lands hsd suffered seri
ous crop damage, brought about a quirk
upturn today In wheat Although much
of the gain waa afterward lost prices
rlosed steady at a gain ot HUlio to W
net Other leading staples, too, all fin
ished at an advance corn lie. nnts !4c to
UffVio and provisions 10c to 23Uc, ,
Wheat was reported an entire failure
In the southern twelve departments of
Buenos Ayros. In the central department
of Buenos Ayres and In the Pampas, In-
Jury was said to be gravo but not com
plete. The news. 11 reasonably nccumtv,
was taken as meaning that the Argentlno
export surnlus would be reduced W.0TO.-
000 bushels or less. Accordingly there was
a rush of buying that Included brisk
activity on tho part ot some of the lead
ing houses In the trade.
Prorlt taking was largely responsible for
tho bearish reaction of wheal In the
lost hour, Thero were also reports of
fresh showers ln Argentina. Some un
certainty developed, too. because the
Buenos Avres accounts furnished no
evidence of new anxiety.
Corn bulls received aid from the un
seasonably mild weather over Illinois and
Iowa, Shorts In the December option es
pecially were nervous regarding the pros
pect of largo shipments to be made from
Chicago stocks, but pit transactions were
small com parea witu me Dusiness u
wheat. There seemed to bo an abundance
of resting orders to buy oats whenever
the market aippeu. it was saiu signs
slowed an Improved demand from the
fcouth.
Provisions rore nn a result of unusually
nctlvo speculative buying 011 the part of
large Interests. A big shortage among
western packers was conspicuous In cov
ering previous sales of lard.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
All Kindt Cattle Very Slow, Dull
to Lower. '
H0QS TEN TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
I'at Sheep nud I.nmba Slnmp aharplr
on Arrnnnt of IIIbt tlreato at
ChifatTO and Other Points
-Feeders Steady,
SOUTH OMAHA. November. 13, 113.
, Receipts were: Cattle, llogt Shrep.
Official Monday a.C MSI 23,142
Official Tuesday .... (sffVl 9.rt2
Official Wednesday .. .87l K.772 38.40ft
Kstlmate Thurslay 3,800 7,300 ,000
little but llt-lsir gnln 1'i.irr I'iHH re
covered all the loeali. At4 tnt the fmir
dsts prlren nhnw a hl Rain of ilt
liout Ve. The Irtg frattun 'f rt'ietday's
market was lli enter detnamt III th
faea of ItHivr reeelws, and whlls the
market showed a HUM lower ynUv.
barkers still needed the hogs luday, and
with a smaller supply on hand, were
fereed to put uii prices te get them.
Receipts to ilsy amunted tit ninety
bine ears, or 7.9TO head, bringing the
total for the week up tn M.m This Is
about &.0PO larger than last week, and n
Utile over l.wn hea1er than fer the same
days last year.
Nv At.
M
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Artlclel Open. High. Low. Close. Y'a'y.
I.
WIi6l
7OSjr;0H
I
fi9
9IHI
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3SU M
I
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70'4I
I
as-
42 I
Wheatl
Dec.
May
Corn.
Dec,
Muy
Oats. I
Dec.
May41?i2
I'orK.
Jan
May
Lard. I
Jan.llO 82-85
May 10 97V4
rilv.. 1 I
Jan. 10 73V41 10 8714 10 72W 10 87HI10 70-72
May 10 83141 10 87h 10 82HI 10 I 10
1 2025 12060 12025 12045
mm 1 "o 47U ai ao 20 46
.1 . t
10 95 10 S2H110 90-921
11 10 I 10 37V4JU 07-10j
85?itt
90!
W
70
28
20 22fc
30 a-
10 77H
10 80
31.193
M,a3
17.M7
1R.M'
77.431
2,24
112,111
1U.147
Pour dhvs this week..2.us
Banrn days last week.. 21.93
Same days. 2 w'k nrn.51 vjj
Samo days 3 w'ks iuro.27.1M
came nays w'ks ago.Z.122 21.370 l2,sw
Same days lAst year. .20,663 29,830 7,K
ino totiowtng tabls shows tha receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha-live stock market for the year to
date as compared with Iset year:
inn tsu inc. Doc
Cattle KA.m 881.C53 26.1K
Hogs 2,211.007 2.U1.W0 320,692
Sheep 2,05,1&2 2,6o9,05 2o7,i7
Th following table shows the range of
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for tho last fow days, with
comparisons:
Data j 1H3. 1.1II1.I(..1W.108.1W.
Nov. 1..
Nov. i .
HOY.
Nov.
Nov,
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. dl
Nov. 121
Nov. 13
7 (Si 7 711 041 7 87
7 KVlfTloTs 061 7 68
7 tSH! 7 811 131 8 07
7 48 7 83 I 7
7 Bllil 7 73 ISf I
3HI 7 791 6 14i 7 0
7 65 V 7 86 6 08 8 02
7 77 2 12 7 OS
7 72i 0 21 7 M
7 64H 7 6 6 27 7 84
7 69-4 7 67 7 8S
7 75t 7 R3 6 37
I 7 721 I B 61
sVtjf r Vx
7 74 R 89 B B2
7 70 6 87 5 S9
7 70l 6 79 5 IS
57S 4 M
7 7 4 73
7 79 5 62 4 M
7 73 S B8
7 76 r 61 4 95
7 8 4 5 79 4 S3
7 85 6 74 4 70
Sunday.
Receipts and diiDosltlon of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha,
neo ror twenty-rour hours ending ai
3 o'clock yesterday:
H15CE1 ITS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs, sncep.Ji r s.
"iri ;" pnng,
dufutn. 7Sc- Corn:- Nd. 2 white, "0;
oi;n!4c; no. 2 yellow, 717254c: No. 3
yellow, 7037214c: No.. 4 yellow, 63!4&72c.
SACRIFICE BALK.
Built for a home. 7-room house, hot
water heat, cistern, garage, walking dis
tance. 275 California St Price 33.S0U. TeL
II. 068.
REAL ESTATB.
PARK A RANCH LANDS FOR BALII
Minnesota.
240 acres 45 miles from Minneapolis, 1
mile from town: 160 acres under cultiva
tion, balance, used for pasture; can prac
tically all be cultivated; heavy soli; good
set of buildings, consisting of 8-r. house.
Urge barn, granary, corn cribs, wind
mills, etc.; land wilt produco CO bu. corn
per acre; telephone In house; country
thickly settled; complete set. machinery;
27 head stock, consisting of 11 cows, bal
ance 1 and 2-year-olds; 6 good horses, 25
hogs, chickens, 14 this year's crop and
everything on farm goes at 150 per acre;
V4'ah. SCHWAB BROS.,
u2s Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
IMPROVED and unimproved farms for
ale In the Red River valley: a few farms
offered In exchange for other property;
send for list. Baker & Lamb Land Co.,
Barnesvllle. Minn.
Montana.
BUY Irrigated land. Take no more
chances on drouth. Five tons alfalfa,
forty bushels wheat eighty bushels oats,
uie crops every year. 110.50 per acru
land and permanent water right Jo, 5')
eown. 32.50 for fourteen years, which is
liss than lent Interest. 6 per cent
Write Valier Farm Sales Company, Box
KC6. Valier. Mont
Aabimaiui,
FOUND 320-acre homestead in settled
neighborhood: flno farm land; no sand
hills. Cost you 8200. filing fees and all.
J. A. Tracy, Kimball, Neb.
.North Dakota.
FARMERS, renters, investors. Send
for my illustrated prospectus of Foster
county, eastern North Dakota, farms.
Investigate the big crop county. Wendell
Huston, Carrlngton, N. D.
BUY A FARM ON CROP PAYMBNTS.
I own a magnificent body of land, being
a. beautiful, level, heavy black soil farm
of S(00 acres only two miles tn miim.
town of 1.0CO people In famous Rod River
Valley of eastern North Dakota: 750
aares under cultivation and already fall
plowed. Fair set of buildings In center
01 larin. rtntci damage, riot a stone
nor single fault Surrounded by thrifty
farms with a thirty years' record for good
riopa. Just the place for a Proirreasiv
termer with growing sons. A sure-money
maker. I am not a farmer and need
n oney in other business. Will sell for
me cAiicmeiy low price t jjj per aorc
Jl 5,000 cash, and accept half or crop each
year until balance Is paid. You tak
risks'. You can't lose. Farm is worth
more money and growing in value. Don't
sign Hiiiuiin6c niiu pay i;.iv,,at on high
I rlced land. Come at once and lnsDrt
farm. Othors will want It. It.m. nn
for half crop, but will give possession If
CHARLES O. ELWOOD.
Leamington Hotel. Minneapolis, Minn.
REAL ESTATK
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SAM:
Waafctnstoa.
80 ACRKfl lnniOATiu) T.1MT-, i
Yakima Valley, with ample water right.
Will raise 7 tons alfalfa hav or TO hu.
coin Per acta first crop. Two miles from
either Northern Pacific or Milwaukee
roads Ideal stock and dairy ranch. Write
owner, T. A. Noble, North Yakima, Wash.
UBII.
I OWN and offer for aa!,, ,v
terms and In tracts to suit 500 acres within
two miles of Orovllle, Wash., the largest
and best town within a radius of 5 Omlles
In any direction, situated at the Junction
of two Important rivers at an elevation
of 925 feet, with two railroads, water
Power, electric lights, city water, a 345,00')
uuici aiiu . tj.vw nign school 'mis 18
vallev land itnd prmv, fnn r.ma ,
alfalfa, corn, fruit, melons or veirttables
without irrigation. Excellent for dairying
and 2p acres Is ample for 15 cows. Will
Provide dairy cows if dalrd. lYr f
Jays only call on or address me at. 41?
REAL ESTATE IOANS.
MONEY on hand at lnw,it ntu tn-
Icsns on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
y.uyu.i m miy amounts.
It W. HINDER.
City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
LOANS of 31.000 and un dcalmil nn im.
proved, real estate. Large sums u spe
cialty. W. II. Thomas, 23S State Bk. Bldg.
Rcf CITY LOANS, Bemls-Corlberg Co.,
" 310-312 Brandels Theater building:
GARVIN BEOS. & p-
wain. tuku uaiim
WANTED-:ity loans and warrants.
w. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAt. rstate m
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2175.
LARQB loans uur specialty. Stull Bros.
HARRISON & MORTON, 916 Om. Nat.
8100
Wead.
to 110.000 made promptly,
Wead Bldg., 18th and Fe
F. D.
arnam.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
HALK OR, EXCHANGE R. E.
M FOR SALE OR TRADE Knox countv
farm, ten miles from Bloomfleld, a
acres, 90 acres In cultivation: no build-
I?.'- Z'Q0 i?per acr- D- - Wilson,
Bloomfleld. Neb.
TRADE direct with owner. Write for
Kirk's Exchange List. 4222 Luf&vette.
Omaha.
SNAP Furniture for 7-room house.
Ml 8.
WANTED TO BUY.
Hachman will treat you right, best
prices fo.- turn., clothes A shoes. W. 5146.
B. SHAFTON buys men's cloth. W. 5479.
FULL price paid for furniture. W. 2469.
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2
red, 95!44K6!4c; No. 3 rod, 91!4S9lc: -hard,
88.8S914C; No. 3 hard. .87Sttc; 0.
2 northern. 88H00c: No. 3 northern. 86W
87c; No. 2 spring. 8Ste; No. 3 prlng;
f614c; velvet chaff. ttS9Hc; durum. 8W
85c Com: No. 2, 7214073c; No. 2 white.
uT ? vnllnw- 72V.Sf73C'. NO. 3,
mJZnZ.' Nn' a whit. 72Mf72Vc: No. 3
yellow. 7o: No. 3, new, Gc: No. 3 wliUe
new, 6Hc: No. 3 yellow, new. 6914c. Oats.
No. 3 white, S91i(U9ic; standard. 404
iiii- n ' n 1 2UOG3V4c. Barley:
uSmr. Tlmothv : '14.004i6.25. Clover: $11.00
13.25. Pork: $20.75. Lard: $10.90. Ribs:
KOOSStfady; receipts. 2.627 cases; nt
nark, cases included, 2t,fl(Oc; ordlnarj
firsts. SOtfKBc: firsts. 31c.
IOTATOES Steady; receipts, cars.
Michigan and Wisconsin, t$i7c; Minne
sota and Ohio. 6573c. ,..,..,.
CHEESE Lower; Palsies. 15fl4&'.e:
twins, 15ai5Uc; Americas, 141iHc; long
horns, , MHeiSo...... . ,. .
POULTltl Alive, I1IKI1C! Bimi.no, .
fowls, 11c; turkeys. 16c.
NEW YORK UKNBIIAI., MARKET
Quotation of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-FLOUR-8tcady;
spring patents. $4.3SQl.5G;
straights, $4.1OS4.J0; winter patents, $4.40
4.00; spring clears. $4.0084.20; extra No. 1
winter. U5503.75; extra No. 2 winter,
$3.3500.60; ICansas straights, $4.1004.20.
WHEAT Spot Is firm; No. 2 red,
9614c. nominal, c. I. f. New York, export
basis, and 98o nominal, f. o. b. afloat, wo.
1 northern Duluth, 9514c, f. o. b. afloat
Futures wero firmer on the cab'.11"
favorable Argentine news and the firm
ness In tho outside markets, closing -Jsc
I... t... Tin.mK ok 2.1K- Mav. 90c.
HOPS Steady: state, common to choice,
LlP13 crop, 39647c; 1912 'crop. WJIJi, , u
cirio coast. 1913 crop, iwo-w,
250CSC. , .
HIDES Easy; Bogota, 31032c; Central
America. 3132c. .
PETROLEUM Steady; refined. New
York, bulk, $5.25; barrels, $8.75; cases.
$11.25. . .
WOOI-Steady; domestlo fleece, XJk.
Ohio. 25c. rn
CORN Spot, abrcly firm: export, wo,
f. o. b., afloat ...
OATS Spot, firm: standard white, 4ul4
4614c; No. 3, 4&fl45Hc; fancy clipped
white. 461447140.
HAY Steady: standard, $1.00; N. 1,
$1.05; No. 2, 95807Hc; No. 3, i64:tc.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, Z)U
30c; seconds. 2&829C
PROVISIONS Pork, firm; mess, $2X00
23.60; family, $24.604127.00; short clears,
jaX0a:i.W. Beef firm; mess,- $18.00
1S.M! famitv. nu.tOfi20.L0. Cut meata,
nulet: pickled bellies, 10to 14 pounds,
$1X50315.00; pickled hams. $11.00. Lard,
cosy; middle west. $11,10811.20; refined,
firm; continent, $11.65; South America,
$1X30; compound, steady; $8.628.75.
TALLOW Firm; city, 6Hc; country,
GQ63e; special, 7c.
BUTTER Firm; receipts, vu iuds;
creamery extras, Juic; iirsis, aw
3114c; held, extras, S2033c; firsts. 27144
2$14c; state, dairy, finest, 3103114c; good
to prime, L'.uauc; common 10 iair, uviw;
process extras, 2602614c; Imitation cream
ery, 24ffl'25c; factory, June, 33c; curront
make, 2214c; packing stock. June. No, 1,
Mc ...
CHEESE Steady; receipts. 3,100 boxes;
state whole milk, held specials. 161181614c;
average fancy. 1516c: fresh specials,
16016c; average fancy. 1614c; stato whole
milk, under grades, 1214&16UC
EGGS Firm; receipt. 6,100 i'job,
fresh gathered, extras. 45848c; extra
firsts, 434144c; firsts. 33ft40c: checks, good
to choice extra. 2425c; under grades,
JtJ.0OIj6.00; refrigerator, special marks,
fancy, V9c; firsts, 2S828',4o: nearby hennery
whites, fine to fancy, C0)C3c; gathered
whites, ti&GOe; western gathered whites,
42lh58c.
POULTRY Dressed, weak; fresh killed
western chickens. 13143r23c, fowls, IVa)
18Hc; turkeys, spring, 3yzzc.
1 1
Kansas City drain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. M. WHEAT
Cash: No. 2 hard, $a88Sc; No. 2 red. 87HO
SSc
OATSNo. 2 white, 4014841c; No. 2
mixed. 40c.
BUTTER-Creamery, 30c; firsts. 2c;
seconds, 27c; packing, 1314c
EGGS Firsts, 33c; seconds, 22c.
POULTRY Hens, 1014c; roosters, 9c;
ducks, 10c; springs. 104a
Closing prices of futures:
CORN-No. a white, 77c; No. 3. 76eT6c.
"WHEAT December, fcOHteMHc; May,
y?c.
CORN-Docember. 70'.4c: May. 72'ltr72ic,
I
Ht. I.onla Ueneral AlarUet.
ST. LOUIP. Nov. IX-WHBAT-No. !
red. 3ei94Uc: No. 2 hard, 85h800c; De,
cember. 87H(l87ic.
CORN'tiNo. 2, 75476C; No. 2 white, 758
75Hc; Dember, 70T4c; May. 728721ic.
OATSNo. 2. 3914c; No. 2 white. 4114c;
iJccemoer, w?c; May, !ic.
r . M St. P. R. : 3
Wabash R. R 4 1
Missouri Pao. Ry. ..4
Union Pacific Ry.... 20
O. & N. W.. east.. 1 &
C. & N. W.. west .. 14 26
C, St. P.. M. & O... 7 4
C, B. & Q., east.... 6 2
C B. & Q west.... 72 21
C. R. I. & P.. east.. 3 7
C. R. I. & P.. west 1
Illinois Central Ry. .. 2
c. a. w. Ry 1
1
2
9
2
$
4
41
Total receipt ..123 94
D1SPOS1TION-HUAD.
Cattle.Iloss.aneep.
934
1,616
l.liJ
1,765
$44
2J9
476
2,245
803
I PAY one-half prlco more for stoves
then any one else. 2217 Cuming. I.v 7032.
WAITED to buy. "all kinds of watch
movements and gold. M. Nathan, 109 S 13.
LIVE BTOCK MARKE-l OP WEST.
Ukluhouia,
5.000 ACRES ill large and small tracts
o' Pittsburg county, coal bearing, form
i'.g. fruit and pasture laud. In pros
peith e oil and gas belt. $10 an arr For
part'.-iilars write John K, Caanagli.
McA'ester. Okl.
nnip live stock to South Omaha. Save
ii iickkb mm BiimiKage. xour consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion Live Block CutumUilon Merchants.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
I.lTerpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 13. WHEAT
Stoady; No. 1 Manitoba, 6s lid; No. 2, 61
9id; No. 3, tis Sd. Futures, firm; Decern,
ber, 7s 14d; March. 7s Hid: May. 7s lKd.
CORN Spot, dull: American mixed. 6s
6d. u Plata, futures steady; December,
is I'.ia; January, fs ya.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Apartuieuts nnd Flats.
DOWNTOWN FLATS FOR RENT.
Reduced Rental.
6 -r. flats near nth and Howard Sts.,
modern except heat, fine repair, $J0 per
month ear h
GEORGE & COMPANY.
902 City Nat Bank Bldg. Phone D- 756
tills and Roaln.
NEW YORK. Nov. IX COTTONSEED
OIL Firm; prime summer yellow. $6,934?
7.00; December, $6.99; March, $7.29; May,
$7.41.
ROSIN-Qulet
TtrRPENTlNE Firm; maohlne barrels.
46; c.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 18. -TURPENTINE
Firm; VtC- eaiee, us uois. : receipts,
l.CW bbla; shipments, 79 bbls.; stocks,
20.100 bbls,
ROSIN Jlnii. Sales. 2.214 bbls.: re
ceipts. 2.163 bbls.; shipments. 100 bbls.:
stocks. 163.272 bbls. Quote. A, B, C, D.
K F G, $3.65410.85; II, $X8583 90: I. $190if
1K5. K. $4.40-o4.45, M, $515, N, $6.00, WG,
$4.t0; WW, $6.75.
Morris &. Co. 401
Swift & Co 472
Cudahy Packing Co 69S
Armour A Co 404
J. W. Murphy
Morrell z
L. P. Co 10
Sinclair 17
Benton, Vansnnt & L.., t2
Hill & Son SO
F. D. Lewis 61
Huston & Co 15 ... , ...
J. B. Root & Co lot
J. II. Bulla 9
L. F. Husx 42 ... ' ...
Werthelmer & Degcn ..195
II. F. Hamilton 67
Sullivan Bros 1
Rothschild 9
Mo. Kan. Calf Co 49
Hlgglns 6
Iluttman 6
Roth 2
Meyers 1
Tanner 11
Harvey 94
Other buyers 499 ... 5,703
Total X491 6,322 9,451
CATTLE The cattle run was small to
day oven for a Thursday, only 112 cars
being reported In. Still the total for the
four days this week foots up 22,649 head.
slightly larger than for the samo days
last week: in fact, tha largest ror any
similar period since three weeks ago and
larger than a year ago by ZfiOO head.
All kinds of cattle this morning were
very slow and dull. In tho first pdaco the
large receipts at Chicago this week and
the sharp break In prices at that point
has, according to buyers, left this market
too high In proportion. In conseauonce
they were all very backward about taking
noia ana tne market declined through
lack of buying support All kinds or
killers were extremely slow and more or
less lower than yesterday.
With feedere It waa a case of havltur
altogether too many cattle on hand. Spec
ulators Dougni 1 reel y during the early
part of tht'vweek with the expectation
that there would be at least a fair coun
try demand. Instead of that tha cnunirv
demand has been disappointingly small,
wiin tne resuu mat came nave Deen ac
cumulating in the hands of speculators.
For that reason buyers were unwilling
to take on additional cattle tha mornnr
and the market, on all kinds of stockers
and feeders was alow aid lower. It Is safe
to quota tne market on such cattle aa
fully 25c lower than last week and in
some cases lower than that Stock calves
are 25800c lower Or a big dollar lower at
tha high time.
Quotations on cattle: Good tn rimi
cornfed beef steers, $8.S5Jf9.00; fair to good
cornfed beef steers, $7.9088.35; common to
lair corntea oeet steers. J7.004r7.90; fair
to choice cornfed yearlln. fta m it-
good to choice ranao beavea. I7uim.
.un iu iuvu lung doc v o, o.&o'u'idu; com-
uuii iu iu raiiso uneven, 0.UPU.B5; good
to choice cornfed heifers, $4.60fli7.60: good
to choice grans heifers, $6.5087.25: rood
to choice cows. 10.2006.60: ri . ZA
grades, $5.25ft.20: common tn fair r....
84.0085.2S: good to cholca atni,.,. .-A
and feeders, $6.Z'M.75: common to fair
a.wKwa kiiu leruera, w.,inii.ZG: stock
cows and heifers, $4,768.75j veal calves
$6.6089.75; bulls. sUgs. etc.,' $5 0086 60. '
vjiia it a -Mil ;
BEEF STEERS,
No.
1 .
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, MO I 00 t
, IM 01 Jt
, in. 2i 1
i: 28 3
cows.
At. Pr
mi 1 11
1114 111
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itn 1 !5
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7 7
I 74
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40 7 70
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40 7 70
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110 7 71
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10 7 71
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KM 7 77l
...170 . . 7 0
JM W T M
...t7 140 7 M
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.. 176
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40 7 M
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40 T 10
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10 7 fcv
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110 0 70
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17 1S7
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amounted
to
as
... 1 JO
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... 700
... 7 10
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40 7 IS
... 7 21
The recelDla
somn thirty-nlno cars, or P.OOO head.
against 11,662 a week ago, JOFXl two weeks
ago and 6,925 011 the corresponding tiny a
J tar ago. This makes for tho week to
date about 77,112 head, bolng 14.S93 mora
than during the snme time last week, and
608 more than the samo tlmo last year
as win be noted, the receipts this morn
ing were very moderate and. for tho most
part, consisted of kilters, tha proportion
of feeding grades being a little smaller
than on recsnt days.
Tho excessive receipts at Chicago yes
terday, resulting In a big slump In values
at that point, was much used as a bear
ish argument by the local packers this
morning to hammer down prices here.
Quotations being relatively high, the
packer buyers set out to put trade more
In line with that at ChtcRgo and other
outside points. Sellers, however, were
unwilling to conceda as much as the
packers asked, so tho market wits abso
lutely dead a good part ot the forenoon,
there being verj few sales of conse
auenca made bv 10:30 o'clock.
Tho demand for tho feeding grades of
both sheen and lambs bolng still gooi
and the supply being light, feeder buyers
operated In good season on a steady to
strong basis. Trade was fairly active.
The early transactions Included n lot of
feeding lambs, numbering 2:i3 hund nud
averaging sixty pounds, that sold up
to $0.35.
In the end when tho offerings changed
hands fat lambs wero 4OjTC0o lower and
old sheep around SSc, with feeders fully
steady.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, $7.60418.10; lambs, fair to
good, $7.0007.50; lambs, culls, $A.50aCO0;
lambs, feeders, 15.5086.50; yearlings, light
$5.764W.23; yearlings, heavy, $5.00fl5.75;
yearlings, feeders, $1.50316.40; wethers,
good to choice, $4.7695.00; wethers, fair
to good, $4.tOQ4.76; wethers, feeders, $4.00
64.50; ewes, good to oholco $4.50if4.IK);
ewes, fair to good, $4.25474.10; ewes, feed
ers, $3.2503.40.
Representative sates:
No.
171 Utsh ewes
53 cornfed ewes ,
191 Wyoming cornfed ewes....
108 Wyoming cornfed ewes PS
112 culls DO
164 Utah ewes 117
74 cornfed lambs
201 cornfed lambs
150 cornfed lambs
130 native feoder lambs
14! Wyoming feeder lambs,,
1KB Wyoming feeder lambs..
131 Wyoming feeder lambs..
259 S. D. feeder lamb
176 Wyoming foedcr lambs..
293 Wyoming feoder lambs.
214 Wyoming ewes ,
50 Wyoming lambs
111 cornfed yearlings
18 cornfed yearlings
S) cornfed ewes ,
32 cornfed lambs
171 cornfed ewes
134 cornfed ewes ,
106 cornfed lambs
25 culls
207 comfed lambs
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Upwrtrd Movement in Wall Street in
United.
SWIFT UPTURN AT THE CLOSE
Mmrii llrrlluea In !N timber of High
tirade Stuck, anil llnnks In
illeate Hint l.linld'ntlnrt
Is Strong,
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The upward
movement In a took s was halted today.
The market was under pressure and th"
range of prices win materially lower
until a swift upturn shortly befora tho
close virtually cancelled the day's losses.
The arytiig aspects of the Mexican
situation were reflected In tho market's
movements. Dispatcher I'ora Mexico
City over night reported a break In ne-
fiotlatlnns between this country and Mex
co. Aa the rally of the two -preceding
days as tmsed largely on -the assump
tion that the situation had- improved
greatly, this sudden change removed the
main nrnu of the hulls and effectually
checked operations on the long side, of
tho market Shortly beroro tno cna or
tho day's trading enmc reports from
Washington o; decidedly favorable de
velopments which caused the market to
rally strongly.
Sex-crol new records were made on tho
etrly break. Now Haven fell two points
to 76 nnd Mexican Petroleum receded a
similar amount to 41S. In both cases tho
lowtats prices at which tnese siocks
have over sold. On the final upturn
Metlcan Petroleum was buoyant. Jump
ing four points from tlitj day's bottom
I rice.
siiurii ilrrllnna In n. number of high
H-nHn tncks and bonds indlcatod that
liquidation was strong, although soiling
ot 111. a nature was on 11 amailor scale
than a few ilnys ago. Further' reductions
in steel prices were reporira.
Tho failure of H. B. Holllns and com
pany was without effect oil the stock
iiarkct. For some time preceding vno
announcement the streot was filled with
rumors of a forthcoming failure, but the
market did not move wueii me nows
cnino out. .
The bond market wns neavy. mpro
trvrA ln-rrn1tr anlrs of irlll engOd ISSUeS.
Total sales, par value, $2,070,000.
l ulled mates minus were iiiiuimnocu
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were; .
aim. Illia. Low. CljM.
r,Mf . M.1M 70H ! 70Si
American Agncuuurti ,,
AiuetUtn nt Bugtr. ... 304
American Can 7.SO0
American Out ptd ......
Amortua I' & K.
Amarlran Ortlnn Oil 1
Am. Ice fWcurltlM. ...... ... ..
American Mneeed 100
Amerlran I,ocomotlTa ... 800
American S. A It
American H. V It pld... 40)
Am, Hutar Harming......
American T. T.. ......
Atierlcan Totwoeo
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atchlaon ,,,
Atchlton tti 1
Atlantic coaat Una ,
Baltimore Ohio tv0
llethlehem Kteel 100
llmoklrn IUpM Tr loo
Canadian rarltlo
Central leather
A v.
. 115
. Ill
100
: m
63
1,5
57
64
55
43
52
54
60
SS
76
, 55
S7
135
M
no
100
75
64
Pr.
4 75
6 00
4 75
4 75
3 50
4 75
7 50
7 33
7 25
6 00
6 35
6 3T
6 65
E 95
6 35
6 65
3 60
4 IS
C 70
6 70
4 25
7 25
4 35
4 33
7 23
6 00
7 25
nici ixo. , uc. tiuck
No. 2, Sic. No. 3. 8Hc.
15; NO. 2. IZHc,; No. 3. lUlc.
I. 5'i : No. i. 7i.p. Jfn a 7
23
II
10
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in
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31 3IU
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10U
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i
iiiu
J2I
3JJ4
Ilia
IIH
HU.
Mil
i.ooo aiu
1,300 34H
400 II
41V
II
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us;
41
17 Vi
30
uM
im
MV4
MVI
107
11IK
14
H
7
114H
l4
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4M
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100
'Hi
oo
1,700
IMS
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40
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4, too l('i 1I4H
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Slow- Hogs Average Five
Cents Higher.
CHICAGO. Nov. IS. CATTLE -Receipts.
7,000 head; market slow; beevos,
$6.7039.65; Texas steers, J6.60tfr7.70; west
ern steers, J6.00Q7.90; Blockers and feeders,
$4.907.65; cows and heifers, J3.r,flR.15;
calves, $7.001311.26.
HOaS Receipts, 26.C0O head; market
averaged 5o higher, closed weak; bulk of
sales. J7.S5t7S.15: light. J7.CMi8.15: mixed.
$7.65U; heavy, $7.50S8.25; rough, $7.60a
7.70; pigs, 6.7&tCT.70.
8IIE1CP AND LAJkUlB-Roctlpts, 31.0(0
head: market lOo to 15c lower; native,
$4.0036.25; western, $4,100(1.15; yearlings,
$5.50r?.50; native lambs, $4.00377.65; west
era lambs, J6.0ftS7.6r,.
I -
Knnaas City i.mvo fltooU Market,
ICAN8A8 CITY. Nov, 13. CATTLE
Rocelpts, 3,000 head: market steady; prime
fed steers, J5.7oii0.40; drosaod beef steers,
$6.75SS.76; western steers, $S.154ja.60; south
ern steers. $5.00188.40; cows, $l.20'a7.(W;
heifers, J5.60&O.C0; stockers and feoders,
tS.504j7.6S; bulls. JS.OOJT7.60; calves, $6.25
7.25.
HOC S Receipts, 9,500 head; market 5c
to 10o higher; bulk, J7.75OCS.00; heavy. $7.80
68,00; packers and butchers, f7.6Ojj8.00;
light. J7.n5e.00; pigs, J6.50O7.50.
HHEEP AND LAMUi5-ReCelit8. 10.000
head; market 10a to 15a lower; lambs, $7.20
418.25; yearlings. $5.6006.40; wethers, $4.00
(jC.25; ewes. 1 1.0004.75.
UO I 71
.ltll 4 to
. 171 4 10
.Ml 4 76
.714 J 10
,17 J IS
. IM t 31
. M0 I II
.1100 18
...1J4I IU
... 711 I to
,.. IM I 00
,. Ill I II
..,1001 ti
...100 I I
...1141 10
...1U0 I
..wt ico
...1740 00
...1310 100
170 I U
I..
I
1?:::;;;;;
7
I
bulls!"
1 114 I 71 I
i ino t a i.,..
J IM i to
CALVES.
II 417 7 M 2
l ia av I , no -.
STOCKERS AND FEEDKlts '
,- J l
ii ...ul ui ii....... .., "n iu
I til I M
William lodeme-Neb.
US IK 7 feeders.. S61
3 heifers... 780 6 50
WYOMINO.
ti steers. ...jizs i , 10 steers... .1030 7 00
85 helfers...l008 6 to $ cows.. ..,1023 6 50
J. JvunoncK ivyo,
21 sters.,..1137 M 21 steers.. ..1188
17 steers. ...1214 7 30 4 steers....U50
J. M. Bard-Wyo.
IS steers. ...1234 7 40 15 steers,. ..1062
4 COWS 9S7 6 25
Spear Bros. Mont
6 cows 876 4 40 1 cow 1010
3 cows.,.,, wj t V) 3 cows.,,.
1 cow 1070 5 50 1 cow
1 steer.. . .1470 400 2 feeders.
It cows S87 6 00
R. M. Paddls-Mont.
33 steers... ivui a no is steers
V. Qustln Mont.
20 steers. ...10C5 6 70
C. Hlxon-fl. D.
30 feeders.. 947 6 60 8 feeders.. 706 6 10
12 feeders.. 735 6 10 1 bull$,....llt0 5 76
1 bull 1200 6 25
irons Receipts moderated thta mnrn
Ing, and with all Hinds of hogs In good
demand, a sharp reaction set in, most
of the sale being made at an advance
of lOfil&c. Movement was actlvo from
the outset, and practically everything
had been cleaned up by 9 30. Bulk of tho
sales was mads at J7.65U7.&0. and tops
moved up to $7 S5, just a dime higher than
yt-steraay s nest price
During the first half of the wecH
Ilea, 1 c-T,,'ia avi'iu i.iut, uunn
f-55
7 30
7 30
7 00
4 40
934 6 60
870 5 50
6S0 6 75
.1115 6 95
St. Loir! I.iva Block Market.
BT. LOUIS. Nov. IS CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,000 head; market steady; good
10 cnoice steers, eauua.io; aiociters ana
feeders. J5.0O4J7.50: cows and helNrs. J4.25
j.X; bulls, JI.754J7.to; calves, J6.omiO.5Q:
soutuern steers, v;tui.w, cows" una
heifers. JI.0Ofi6.00.
HCXJ.S-HcctlptK, 11,100 head; market 15c
to -jks nigner, pigs ana lights, Vi.TSaK.il,;
mixed and butchors, J7.Mijo'.2u; good
heavy, J8.10Se.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Rcelpts, 2,300
head; market 25a lower for sheen and
lambs; muttons, $3.7584.40; yearlings, $5.00
o.vj; lamos, jo.aU7.cu.
Sioux Ity Live Htuck Market.
SIOUX CITY, Nov. 13. CATTLE Re
celpts, 400 heud; market steady; nutive
steers, JI.t0i80.SO; cows and heifers, $6.75
wisierii steers, in.um's.w: cunners.
J3.2M2C.O0; stockers and feeders. J6.454i7.50;
calves, J7.0OJfia00, bulls, stags, etc., $5.00
IIOOS Rocelpts, 3,000 head; market
steady to lOo higher: heavy. $7.75fi7.80:
light H.3O0I7.67H; pigs, $4.50rj7.10; bulk of
sales, jt.OOT.TO.
SHEEP AND IAMItS-Recelpts, 2.50O
head; market closed dull; wcthors, JJ.7&U
ewes, eJ.oiqai.w; ismDS,
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 13.-CATTLK-Re
celpts, 2,200 head; market slow, steers,
J6.50Q9.00; rows und hulferr, J4.25ti8.00;
calves. 15.003 10.00.
HOOS Receipts, 12.000 head, market 10c
h sher: top. JS.00: bulk. J7..0-J7.W.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelpts. 6,000
head; market slow; lamps, jo.ut.w.
Lire Stock In Sight.
Receipts and shipments of live stock at
tha six principal mantels yesterday:
uaiue. 1 togs, wieep.
South Omaha.
Sioux City
Chicago
Kansas City..
St Louis ,
St. Joseph.. .
Total . . .
2,500
400
7.000
, 3.(
4.000
2,300
7.3O0
3.0U0
26,ax)
9.UO
11.100
L'.WW
9.000
2,500
31.000
10.00)
2.300
6.0UO
4"lewtelta Ohio.
Oilcan O. W .
Ittlcaao, M. 81. P.... 2.001 l ,
Chlcaio N. W 1W I4tJ
ColertJf. Kuel A Iron.... 100 17
Coneolldated (Ian 100 137U
4.?orn Product JOO I'a
Delaware A Hudeon...... .. .,
Penter A Itlo Onnde,
Penter A It. O. pfd...,
TUtlllera Heeurltlea
Krle J.I00 M'i
Krle lal ptd 400 4 0VI
Erie 3d pfd. ..
General Klrctrlo
Oreat Northern rM....
tlreat Northern Ora ctt
llllnola Central
Interborouih Met
Inter. Met. ptd
International Harveattr
Inter-Marina pfd ....
International Paper ....
International Pump ....
Kaniae Cltr Southern... 100 34 21
ucieae uu
Ihlih Velle?
iuiaTiue naanruie
M Bt. P, A H, Ste. M ..
Mlaaourl,K. At T....
Mlaaourt Pacltlo I.COO rlVi 34)
National Dlacult .,s
National Lead ". ,
n. n. n. or is. u ptd.. 300 uu uu
New Tork Central 1,100 15V 14V,
Jt. Y. O. A W ,
Norfolk & Western .. ..
ttorth American
Northern racllla 1,100 I0C4 1M'
I'aclflo Mall MM 34. iJ,
PennarUajila 1,400 101 10l
People's Oa 100 113V. 133
1-.. I'-. v. ft si. I,,
Plttaburth Coa ,
rreaeed Hteel Car
Pullman Palaee Car...
Heading . 11,000 1114 111
nepuhlle I. ft g , ,
Ilepuhllo 18. pfd.,.. ,
nock laUnd Co too
Itock laland Co. pld too
m. i. a h. r. id ntd.
naanoara Air una..,..
searoard A, u pfd....
Bloea-Hhttllald 8. A I,
Southern Paclllo
Houthern Ilallwar ....
Ho. Railway p(d...,i,..
Tenncweo Copper
Teiaa PnelHa ,,. .. .
t'nlon 1-acltlo 3,1700 ItoVi
Union I'aclflo ptd.., joo uu
United Htalea Itealtr
Tnljed Htata Rubber., ., KM)
unuea sittee steel. 4,100
II. H. Meel pfd 400
Utah copper J too
va.-L.Hrol na Chemical
Wabeah , ,
Wahath pfd
weaiern Marrland
wetiern un on
Weatlnthonae Elerlrls ,, 700 144. si'
wneallos 4k Lake Krle. .
loiai aaiea lor tn sty, 1:1, 400 ifcarea.
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Nrrr A'ork Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.rMnMicvn
...11 n -."v.:: r
iwr cent: ruling rate.
per cent; closing bid. 3H3t. per cent.
Tlmo loans, steady; sixty and ninety day.
6 per cent; six months, 44C6 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAP
KR U?M
pi'l lCIIU
HTUlUjliNU lQXCIIANUB Valrlt,
steady; sixty doys, Jt.60h5; demand, J4.KU;
SILVER liar. HIHc: Mexlc&n dollar.
4c. '
HONDS Government, steadv: rnllroad.
hes.vy.
UloslliKT nuotatlons on bonds tndav worn
as follows;
U. 8. rf. Zi ri.. 7 'K. C. 80. tef. J.. I4U.
do ret. 3 coupon.. 17 u H, dab. 4 1IJ1. UV
U. H. Ja res 101WK A N. unl. 4a. ..MS,
do S coupon ,...,.101ttM. K. A T. let 4a. II
U. 4a ret 110 do sen. 4Ua IH4
da coupon Jio Pacific 4i H
Panama la coupon.. II do near, la 71
A..C. tat S etta.. M K. 11. IU ot M. t'ia M
Amer, Ac. la. H n. T. C. c. U
A. T. A T, ct 4a, IIH "do deb. U 11
Am, Tobacco la..., Ill k y j, n, i .
Armour & Co,l4Sa, li cv, m
Atchlwn n. 4.,., IIU-, j- yf, e. 4a., II
do ct. 4a 1M MU .ao ct. 4a 10Hi
.dt.'V 'fv; 199 Ko' PeWlo ....US
A. t. I lit 4 11 4. Ja ... MS
tlil. A Ohio 4a.. . totio. B. L. rfde. 4.... IIS
. do.'W 0 Peon. ct. IHa 1I1S., I7S
llrook. Tr. cr. 4,.. do con. 4a PS
t.en. ol tla. i 103 Iteadlnc can 4 I1V
V'" "oi. Im i a r, lg ta 7U
Chea. A Ohio 4Ha 1 do ceo. ta... . . U
do conr. 4Ha. ..... 7IH ft. U 8. W. e. 4a. II
picajo A. IHa. Irti'H. A I., ad . la... 7314
C D. A Q. 1. 44.,.. lSBo. Pae. col. 4i... 40
do ceo. 4a J(A do ct 4a... I4U
... . a. , v .1-ido. tutliwar aa,,.,,to3
do tfc. 4a. .. . 7IS to sen. 4 7IV4
V- T a 4Sa. llSUnleo I'aclflo U. .. 94S
IP' Jl1 i"' W ia er- . WlS
-w. a i. 11. m. n jo at A Mr. it. II
Dlatllleri I . . .. UV. fl. Ruhke.ta .1a1
Krle p. I. 4a MliU. B. Rteel 3d la... Ml
no gan. ta 71SV..C. Chem. la I4li
do ct. 4a aer. B. S Wab. let ai. 4a. 4IU,
111. cen let tel. 4a. JO Weatarn itd. 4a 7ltl
Inter. Mat l 4Sa.. ... 7414 Waat. Elee. ct. U.. ItS
Bid. Ofte'red.
Iloatou Stock Market.
HOSTON. Nov. 13.-CTo.lng quoUtlons
Oil HIOGKtf
Alleue II Mohawk 4IV4
Amal. copoer .. ,, 7o Netida Can , 14S
A. . U A 8 17(4 Nlplaalnc Mtnas.. 7 11-tl
Ariaoaa Com 4S North llulta 23S
II. A C. C 4b S, M. 50 North Lake li
Cal. Arliona, US old Dominion 47
Cal. tt lleola ,.401 Oeceola ,.. 71U,
Centennial IJ4Qulser K
fVpcer Itanca C. C ICUKhannon ...,,..... IS
Kaat Butte V. M... loHSuperlor 21S
J Hupcrlor A U, M... 3S
MV lainaraca ivj
11 I B. H. II. av it... UU
W
4IS
, IMMIM tlltllllMI, II 4 71 KMT,
Vlill- Wlilt?r'ftTali, 1. trmil. fresh
1r, inn rraPMsa, freeih. ireflle, Spsnun
tnarltereii, isc, hsi' rtw, er pair, 40, ,
falmotw fresh, I4r; hallmit, fresh, i .
Iitiffsls. 90; litiliheHtla, le; ahniinei cat
'tMh, Ife: pike, lfc-i pirkerej, lle
, roULTRV-JirolMrs, $A.txOti.ro per dot I
fhetis, IHfloo; rwhii. 11c; dueks, lH2na,
eese, IV; turkeys. 36o; pigeons, per dot,
IX' roosters. Uc, ducks, full feathereJ, ,
Jto: geese, fnfl feathered, He, squabs, '
No I, fl.W; No. 2. too.
t'HICUSK Imported Bwlss, 30" Amerl
ran Swiss, 2te, block Swiss, 24c; twins,
He; daises, la4o. triplets. WHc; Youns
Americas, ic, blue label brick, Ho; llm
berger. 2-lb 20c; New Tork white. 19f
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effectlvs
loily In Omaha are as follows:
IIKIS!" CLTTS-niba: Nn. 1. Nn. .
IV; No. 3, 12c. ljlns: No, L. 19Vc; No, 2.
s: ino. 1, lose
Rounds. No. 1,
Plates: No.
tin
Tho followltie nrlcea are furnlahef bv
the Olllinsky Fruit company:
. FRUITS- -Apples Extra, fancy Wash
ington Jonathan, pe box, J2.25; White
JVInter Pearmalns, per. box. $2.; fancv
White Winter Pearmalns, per box, $2.00;
fancy Idaho lllack Twig, per box.. $2.00
fancy Idaho Bitldwjns. per box. $2.00,
fancy Idaho Yotnf Imperials, per box,
$3.00; fancy Idaho Walbrldge. per box.
Jl.5; fancy Iilnho Wllioiy TwIks. per
box, $1S5; tancy Idaho Snflth Cider, per
box, Jl.JJ extra fany Idaho Northern
Spy, Greenings, or Kings, per box. $2.00
extra fancy Idaho Ranlbos, Per box, 12.25
extra funcy Hen Davis, por box. Jl.ff:
fancy Pen Davis, por box, $1.50; choice
Hon Davis, per box. $1.40. No. 1 Ren
Davis, per bbl., $4.50; labelled Wlno
Saps, per bbl. $8,50; labelled Oand, p
bbl., $5.50. Pears Extra faucy lleurre
Clalrgeau, per box, $2.50. Oranges -
Kiotida. 128, 150, 176, 200. 216 sixes, per box.
S4.60; 250 slxe, per bbx. $4.00; 2 slxs. per
box, $3.50, Navals. 126, 150, 17C 200, 216
sixes, per box, $4.50; 250 site, per box,
$4.25; 2S$ site, per box. $3.75; 321 slxe. per
box, $3.00. Iemons Extra fancy Sunklst.
JOOs and.MOs, per box, $9.00; extra choice)
Red Bull, 300s and 300, per box. 1S.10,
Orapcs Extra fancy Emperors, ror crate,
j.w; r;aris wniperorr, per pdi.. (it"; im
ported Malaga, extra fancy, $7.00; fancj',
P.50; extra choice, $6.00; choice, $3.50.
(Irapefrult-Extra fancy Florida, 44 and
M, $4.75! 54. C4 and SO, $S.00. Cranberrles-r
rer box, $2.75, Hell and tlugle, per bbl
$9.00, Hell and Cherry, Per bbl.. $&50
late Red, per bhl , $.25; Rlchnrd, per bbl ,
$3.00; extreme Jumbo, per bbl., $11.00.
VEQETAHLKH Potatoes Genuine Rod
River early Ohio, per bu., $1.00, jRiiral or
Uurbnnks, per bu., S5c: Virginia Sweet
potatoes, per bbl., $2.50: Delaware Jer
seys,' per hamper, $1.25. Cabbage Holland
Seed, per lb., 2c. Red, per lb.. Jc. Squash
I'er lb.. 2c. Pumpkins Per lb., Iic.
Onions California large yellow, per lb.,
2'.4c; Ohio large Red Globe. Per It)., me;
Spanish, por crate, $1.50; white boiling,
per lb., 3c. Tomaloes California, per
fout-baskt crate, $2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS-Callfornla figs. 13
12-or. pkgs., Ko; California figs W 6-oz
pkgs., $2.00; California black figs, 12 12-ox,
pkgs., Jl.oO; 7-crown Imported tigs, per
ll 18c; 3-crown Imported figs, per lb .
He: 7-crown pulled figs (boxes weighing
about 6 lbs.), POe; R-crown pulled figs
(boxes weighing about 6 lbs.), 75c; 7
crown pulled figs (boxes weighing 10 ox.),
per dox., $L25; Dromedary brand dates,
Pkg., $3.00; Anchor Brand dates, pkg.,
$2.25; Halowle dates, per lb., 7Hc: par
snips, per lb., c; carrots, per lb., 2c:
beets, per lb., 2c; rutabagas, per lb., 1H;
California Jumbo celery, per dox., S5o,
Michigan celery, per dox., 35c; elder, per
keg, $3.23; cider, per half hbl.. $5.75,
shallots, per doc 50ci parsley, per doz.,
40c, radish, per dox., 30o; head lettuce,
per dox., $1.00; homegrown leaf lettuce.
per dox., 40c; green peppers, per basnet. t
Mo; wax or irreen beans, Mr hamper,
$6.00: hot house cucumbers, per dox., 75c
to $1.50; caulflowor, per crate, $3.85;
Venetian garlic, per lb.. 12Ho; eggplant.
per dor., $3.00; horseradish, 2 dox. bottles
In case, per" caso, $2.00; walnuts No. 1
soft shell, per lb., 19c: medium pecan,
per lb., 13ttc; pecans Jumbo, per lb,k 15c,
glaut pecans, Louisiana paper shell, per
lb 26o; filberts, per' lb., 16ci Drftltn
nlmonds, per lb 1S0; paper shell. 23n,
Braxlts. por lb., Ho; large washed, per
lb., lo ; black walnuts, per lb.. 2ttc: raw
No. 1 peanuts, per lb., 7c; Jumbo peanuts,
per ,1b.. 8c: roast peanuts, per lo., 8W,c.
shell bark hlckorynuts, per lb., 5c: large
hlckorynuts, per lb., 4c: white rice pop
corn, per lb.. 4c; checkers, per lOO-pkif.
case, $3.50; checkers, per 50-pkg. casettlLTj,,!,.
Metal Market. '
NEW YORK. Nov. 11 METALS Lead.
Qulot at $4.3004.40; London, 1, 6s. Spel
ter: Quiet at $5.25,95.36 L LOndon, 20, J2s,
Cd. Copper! Nominal; standartl, spot to
January, $t4.7r-SI5.25; electrolytic, $16.50
$15.75; lake, J16.50; castlnirs, $15:23. Tin.
Firm; spot and Novemner, ib,mij,iu
Deoember. $39.C5f3!.l: January, $39.701
40.00, Antimony: Dull: Cookson's, $7.50,
Iron: Quiet and unchangod.
Iidndnn markets rlosed as follows: Cop
per: Quiet: spot, tf&; futures, XG7, 7s, rt.
Tim Flrmi spot. 181. 10s: futures. 132,
10s. Iron: Cleveland, warrants. 43s, 6d.
BT. IA3VIB, NOV, 13. METALS INld
Quiet at $4.20. Spelter: Steady at $S.17H-
Coffee, Market.
NI3W YORK. Nov. lA-COFFEE-Tho
market lost yesterday's advance under re
newed liquidation and foreign selling
Which was accompanied by lower Euro
pean cables and rumors of failures In
Brazil. The opening was steady at a de
cllno of 0 to 18 points. Active months
sold 10 to 20 net lower during tha day
Covering caused a rally or 2 or 3 in the
lata trading. The close was steady. 10 to
23 net lower. Bales, 79,000 bags. Decem
ber. 0.30c; March, t.5Sc; May, 9.80o; July
10,00c; September, 10.19c Sooth, unsettled;
Rio No. 7, c; Santos No. 4, 13T.C. Mild,
quiet; Cordova, 13A$rl6c, nominal.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK? Nov. 13.-COTTON Pu.
tttrea closed steady; December. 12.22c: Jan-
uar, 13.10c; Marcn, 12.210; May, 13.20a,
July, 13.10c. Spot, quiet; middling, 13.00c,
gulf, 13.85c
LIVERPOOL, NOV. IS COTTON Spot,
good business done; prices steady; mid
dling fair, 7.80c: good middling. '7.5c,
middling, 7.45c; low middling, 7.23c; good
ordinary, 6,59c; ordinary, 6.25c: sales,
12,000 bales.
Kranklln
Ornbr t'on.
Greene Canapes
late Itoraja Copper.
Kerr Lake ,
I.ake Copper
Ii Ball Copper ..
Ulaml Copper .
17VI do ptd
4U I'tah rea
IS Vtah Copper Co.,
IS Winona .........
21SWelter!aa ,
ITi
It
IS.40) 60,500
Evaporated Apples nud Dried Fruits
NEW YORK. Nov. 13. -EVAPORATED
APPLK-luiet und urm.
DRIED FRl'IT Apricots and peaches,
iuitri out sicauj iiiviaiiip, iniLttn'e.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13 Tmv rtrnn
There was an active demand for over
coatings for quick delivery to. 'western
buyers. Moderate duplicate orders art
coming on suitings. Raw silk was higher
for the day. Cotton goods showed little,
activity. Jobbers did a steady seasonable.
liaue,
PECANS
Fancy psper shell nuts shipped In bar
rels. Auk for quotations.
A. S. SXOXSOIT, Grower.
T, O. Box 13041 Xouston, Tex.
Key to the
atlon-Bos Advertising.
Winter Blasts
in Your Store?
Papers Disarranged.
Clerks with Golds,
Patron3 Disgusted
and Business Poor?
Use a
Revolving Door,
and Eliminate
This Trouble.
' FOU SALE CHEAP
A standard pattern, collapsible
Revolving Door solid oak,
heavy plate glass, with solid
brass push and kick plates.
NEOESSAHV EQUIPMENT
AT A BARGAIN
The Bee Building Co.
Room 103.
,