THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, XOYEMBEH 10, 1013.
15
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Argentina Reports Making Wheat
Market Bullish.
CORN SHORTS FACE LOSSES
At JTo Time Dnrlnsr Monday's Trnd-
Inic XVnn Any Drctmbtr Offer
' lna of the Yellow Cereal
L Allowed to Last Long.
i
. OMAHA. Nov. 18. 1911
Gossip on wheat was rwat bullish lost
uascu gn argentine conumons.
f Commission houses advised buying on all
roa seiDacKs. it was said by pit traders
that most of the early buyers had un-
juiwicu on mo increase in the vi Die sup
ply, which was larger than was expected.
,It wu also said that with harvest about
to begm In Arglntlna the rains will do a
(lot of damage, and traders look for
'higher prices unless th6 weather thare
I changes at once. Cash wheat was lie
Tha shorts In T.mVi,r rnm fkffl
further and possibly pronounced losses.
The big traders who put out the Decem
ber future against the new and old- crop
to be able to bring to the Chicago market
in umo tor delivery, are now facing con
ditions that mav be difficult tn overcome.
At no time during yesterday's market
'was the Docemlier allowed to go be ft gin
MOT buyers. nlthnuirli hpr niu n. srlnrD
Imb.iIah . i . . i ,
""r:".w" Vu'" ne uesi on. i"c
"y .21 J"f" H I
secure the actual money. This brought
oui additional quantities or corn and a
setback. The trade at Omaha expects
big receipts of corn from now on.
i Cash corn was VWJ2Vic lower.
Oats longs were sellers on all the hard
spots yesterday, causing a reaction and
' decline, and closings were around the
same level as those of Saturday.
Cash oats were tjc lower.
The Ottawa (Canada) census office has
Issued a bulletin upon agricultural con
ditions at th end of October. The per
centage of fall plowing now completed
compared with last year Is high, consider
ing the conditions were exceptionally un
favorable. Celarancca of wheat and flour were
733,000 bu., 4SS.C00 bu., being Canadian;
corn. 3,000 bu.; oats, 13,000 bu.
Wheat at Liverpool was W lower and
corn J4d higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.754,000 bu.
and shipments 1,072,000 bu., against re
ceipts of , 2,606.000 bu. and shipments of
1,231,000 bu. last vear.
. Primary corn receipts were 653,000 bu.
and shipments 413,000 bu., against receipts
Jr of 625.000 bu. and shipments of 163,000 bu.
9" it year.
Primary oats receipts wern 987.000 bu.
and shipments 669,000 bu,, against receipts
of 953,000 bu, and shipments of 787,000 bu,
last year.
CAR. LOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago
41
123
127
.Minneapolis
275
286
, 61
18
94
juiutn
rJCaneas City
(Omaha.
St. Louis ....
So
47
66
Winnipeg
..1,033
The following cash prices were reported;
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 1 car, SOtfc!
No. 3 hard winter: V car, 80V4c; 1 car,
SOc. No. 3 durum: 1 car, 76c; 2 cars,
7514c No. 3 spring: 1 car, 79ftc. No. 2
mixed: 1 car, SOc. Rye No. 3: I car, 59c.
Oats Standard: 1 car, 3S4c. No. 1 white:
C cars, 3SJ4c. Rejected: 1 car. 38c. No
grade: 1 car, 38c. Corn No. 3 white. 1
car (old), 71c; 1 car. 70c; 2 cars. 6SVc:
6 cars, 67c No. 4 white: 1 car. C6c. No.
2 yellow: 1 car, 69Scj 7 cars, 69Hc; 1 car,
68ic No. 3 yellow: 1 car (old), 72V4c; 1
car, 69Vc; 20 cars, 69c; 1 car, C8Hc; 2 cars
6Sc; 1 car. 67Uc No. 4 yellow: 1 car,
67V4c; 1 oar, 66ic. No. 2 mixed: 2 cars,
68Hcj 1 car, 6Sc. No. 3 mixed: 4 cars
(old). 71ic; 2 cars, 68Hc; 9 cars, 6Sc; 1
car, 67V4e. No. 4 mixed: 2 cars (old), 9t;
2 cars, 67Vc; 2 cars, 67c; 1 car, 6c. No
jrrade: 1 car (wheat mixed), 6SHc; 1 car,
67UC
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
7H62c; No. 3 hard. T&SSlHcf No. 4 hard.
74HS78HO! No. 3 spring, 798T9ttc: No. I
spring, nwtfiBc: no. 2 durum, .sHwnc;
No. 3 durum, 75H76c. Corn: No. 2 white,
67W0I71HC; No. 8 white, 66i71Uc: No. 4
white.- 65HQ70HC; No. 2 yellow. 6SJT72Hc;
No. 3 yellow. 6172Wc; No. 4 yellow. &jff
71Hc: No. 2, 67HS72c; No. 3. 67K714c: Noj
4. 65V&309c; no grade. 64VV970C Oats; No. 2
white, . 384039Uc; standard, JS'ic; No. 3
white. 38; No. 4 white. 3fc. Barley:
Malting. 5ff73c; No. 1 feed, 43Q4Sc. Rye:
No. 2, 69059Hc; No. 3, SSViSftlc,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PItO VISIONS
Features of the Tradlnic and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Nov. 18. Reassuring reports
from Argentina lowered wheat values
here today He to H45ic net; weakness of
southwest markets depressed corn to a
net loss of Ho to ?ic; oats declined U01c
to Hc&Ho in sympathy with other grain,
and provisions sank because of a decline
at the yards, the net loss being a shade
to 5c
Weathor tn Argentina today was more
settled, and private cables said the re
ports of damage to wheat there had been
exaggerated. Especially important to the
bears was the news that drouth In the
llahla Olanca district had been broken
and losses from that source would not
be nearly so large as had been feared.
The market drooped after the receipt
of this report and continued steadily
downward for the remainder of the ses
sion. A show of strength was manifest
In the early trading on a correction mak
ing the world's available supply about
1.000,009 bushels less than had been pre
viously estimated, but the Argentine sta
tistics caused such a selling campaign
that prices did not hold.
The decline In wheat united with weak
ness in the southwest to lower corn val
ves, uuu support to the market was
conspicuously lacking after a show of
firmness at the start. Large receipts at
Missouri river points have weakened
been able to absorb the offerees. Oats
''trade was small and featureless, and cash
prices were at
t a premium .over futures,
Provisions showed at no time a power
to rally, receipts at the yards being 4,00)
more hogs than expected and the total
run west being more than 19,03) greater
than last year.
Closing prices of options:
Artlclel Open.j Hlgh. Low. Close. Ves'y.
Wheat !
Deo.. S6i0H S6H
May. 91ir? 91H0H!
Com.
Dec. 714 71
May. 7HJ0H I1V4
Oats.
Dec 3SHQ33 .19
May, 42H0tt 42H
Pork. I
Jan.. 20 67H 20 67H
May. 20 65-67 20 67H
Lard.
Jan.. 10 90 10 92U
May. 11 10 11 lZ'i
nibs.
Jan.. 10 95 10 97H
May. 11 OS 11 07H1
W'i KiS6U0;
!Si90SiHl S1V
1 I
70H
70S!
1
7O4&V71U0H
o?i7jua?i
3SH0H!
38H0H
38T4
42H0H
0 67H
20 67H
10 92H
U 12H
KM
20 62H
20 60
20 67-60
20 62H
10 90
10 90-92
11 07H
10 92-96
11 10
10 95 I 10 974
11 07 I 11 07H
northern. 87U&$S44c: No. S north.Vn u:u.
087Hc; No. 2 spring, 878Sc; No. 3 spring.
MH37e. Corn: No. 2. 7373Hc: No. 2
white, 7474Uc; No. 2 yelloV 74kc? No
3, 73973Uc: new No. 3. KrtiiKSc; No. 3
white, 73a7SVc; new. 6Si069c; No. 3 yel
low. 74c; new. 69B0'ic Oats: No. 3
white. 33041e; standard. tietlHc Rye:
No. 2, 63c. Barley, 54tJlc. Seeds: Tim
othy, $4.OO06.25i clover, $11.008-13.2S. Pro
visions: Pork, $20.75, lard, $10.80; ribs.
$10.5OlI.6O.
BUTTER Strong; creameries. t2H032c.
EGGS-Slightly firmer, recelpu. 2,933
cases; at mark, cases included. 23033c;
ordinary firsts, 3003:; firsts, 3 (034 He.
CHEESE Unchanged.
POTATO E8 Receipts, 55 cars; market
unchanged.
POULTRY Alive, lower; springs, 12Hc;
fowls, lOHc; turkeys, higher at 10c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 1J.-WHEAT No.
1 hard, 85ic; No. 1 northern. 83TiS5ic:
No. 3 northern. 81T40S3Hc; No. 2 hard
Montana, S2Hfl"Hc; No. 3. T?8Sltc;
D.cmbr, Vc. May, 87H0S7Hc
FLOUR-Unchanged.
BRAN Unchanged.
CORN No. 3 yellow. C589c
OAT8-N0. 3 white. S4i03'c.
RTE No. 2. 51HtJc
KLAX-31.3201.35.
BARLBY-Unchanged.
Liverpool Grain SlarUet.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 18. WHEAT-Spot.
Htm. No. 1 northern. 6a Ud, No. 2. 6s lid.
f.te,Armbcr- 7M Mfcrch
t.:uii. soot, oun; American mixed,
6s 6d; La Plata futures firm; December,
isvu; January, is va.
NEW YOKIC OKM3RAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day an Various
Commodities.
NEW TORK", Nov. K.-FLOtm-Steadyi
spring patents. II.J3P4 R5; winter straights,
M.lWjt.a); winter patents. 4.40g4.eo; spring
clears. s4.(iXi"4.M: m Vn t wini-r tie
175; extra, No. 2 winter, W.&G3.C0; Kan-
" siraiKms, Jt.iut.rv
WHEAT Snot, easv: S'o. J red. sltte.
nominal, c. I. f. New York, export basis,
and 99c f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth. HMc. t. o. b. afloat. Futures were
steadv; December, P6Hc; May, Wfr-le. '
HOI'S Steady: state, common to cholc
WIS, 40f?45c; 1911, WJJSci Pacific coast
191S. iSJiSPc; 19, IVffJSc.
HIDES Easy: Bogota. 304J31Hc; Cen
tral America. 31c.
PETROLEUM- Steady; refined New
York. bulk. 15.25: barrels. 1S.71: cases.
111.23.
WOOL-Steady; domestic fleece, XX
Ohio. 25c
CORN Snot, easv: exnOrt. nominal! old
No. 2 yellow. MHCSSc elevator domestic.
JC;No. J, t5H(54ficf fancy clipped white,
HAY Firm; standard, 11.00; No. 1, U.05;
o. 2. 924fi93c: No. 3. fCWc.
LEATHER Firm: hejnlock firsts. 29
I7VV?t1?tCT.?,'. fZ
SOc; seconds, 2$029c. i
PROVISIONS Pork, quiet: mess. 123.00 1
m.60; fumlly, IJ4.6OM27.O0; short clears,
!0.23R22.00. Beef, firm; mess. tlS.OOguLEO;
ifttnlly, Jl9.50fr30.60. Cut meats, quiet
m-iji.,, ,,-,. mi.,i, K.ni.. tiiM
01S.W. Card, barelv st
015.00. Lard, barely steady; continent,
111.75. South America, S12.S0; compound,
steady. s.62H'B8.H.
TALLOW Steady: cltv. CHc. country.
6r6c: special, 7Hc
BUTTER Market steady: receipts, 10.57Z
tubs; creamery extras, 34if3fc: firsts, 2S9
Sic; held extras, 31QS2c: firsts. 2630c;
state dairy, finest, 31632c; good, 27030c;
process extras, 25H26Hc; firsts, 21025c;
Imitation creamery Mrsts, 24823c; factory
held f.rsts. 23c; current make firsts, 2SH
G23c.
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 3,523 boxes;
state whole milk held specials. 16Hc;
average fancy. 16516Uc; fresh specials,
lbc; uverago lancy, 1340. unaer grades,
12H13Hc; daisies held, 16c.
KUGS Firm, receipts. 11,244 cases; fresh
gathered extras, UQGc, extra firsts, 420
43c; firsts, 11c; refrigerator special
marks fancy, 2Hf?30c; iirats, 2sH3c:
nearby hennery whites, fine to fancy,
tOsiGoc; nearby hennery gathered whites.
Sttfr62c; hennory browns, 46floOc; western
gathered whites. 42c.
POL'LTRY-Dull and weak; fresh killed
western chickens. 1323c; fowls, l2-l$Hc;
turkeys, spring. 184T22c.
OMAHA KENEHAL MAIUCKT.
DUTTBR No. 1, 1-lb, cartons, iOc; No.
1, GO-lb. tubs, 31c.
FISH White, fresh, 16c; trout, fresh,
15c; large crapples, fresh, 1315c; Spanish
mackerel, 16c; shad roe, per pair, 40c;
salmon, fresh, 10c; hatlbut, fresh. 13c;
buffalo, 9c; bullheads, 13c; channel cat
fish, 16c; pike, 15c: pickerel. 12r.
POULTRY Broilers, J5.OOBO.00 per dox.;
hens, 16016c; cocks, 12c; ducks, 18020c;
geese, 18c; turkeys, 2fc; pigeons, per dox.,
31.20; roosters, SHc; ducks, full feathered,
12Hc; geese, full feathered, 11c; squabs,
No. 1. S1.C0; No: 2, 50c.
CHEESE Imported Swlfff, SOc; Ameri
can Swiss, 86c; block Swiss, 24c; twins,
18c; daisies, 18Hc; triplets, ISHc: Younx
Americas, 19c: blue label brick, 18c; 11m
berger 2-lb 20c; New York wWte, 19e.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
today In Omaha are as follows:
BEEP CUTS No. 1 ribs, 18c; No. 2. 15c;
No. 3. 12c. No. 1 loins, ISHc; No. 2, 16Uc;
No. 3, 13Hc No 1 chucks, 10c; No. 2,
9'4c: No.-H, 84c. No. 1 rounds, 14c; No.
2, 12Hc; No. 3, HHc No. 1 plates, S&c;
No. 2, 8c; No. 3, 7Hc.
The following prices are furnished by
the Olllinsky Fruit company:
FRUITS Apples: Extra fancy Wash
ington Jonathans, per box, 33.24; White
Winter Pearmalns, per box, J2.23; fancy
AVhlte Winter Pearmalns, per box, 32.00;
fancy Idaho Black Twig, per box, 32.00;
fancy Idaho Baldwins, per box,- 32.00;
fancy laano York imperials, per dox,
32.CO; fancy Idaho Walbrldge. per box,
31.85; fancy Idaho Willow Twigs, psr box,
3L83; fancy Idaho Smith Ciders, per box,
31.85; extra fancy Idaho Northern Spy,
Greenings or Kings, per box, 32.00; extra
fancy Idaho Rambos, per box, 32.2o; extra
fancy Ben Davis, per box, 31.63; fancy
Ben Davis, per box, $1.59; choice Ben
Davis, per box, 31.40; No. 1 Ben Davis,
per bbl., 31.60; labeled Wine Saps, per
hbl., (8.50: labeled Gano, per bbl., 15.50.
Pears: Extra fancy Beurre Clalrgeau,
per box, 32.60. .Oranges: Florida, 116, 160,
176, 200, 216 sixes, per box, $4 50; 260 size,
per box, 11.00; 283 size, per box, 33.60;
naval. 16. 150. 176. 200. 216 sizes, per box.
34.50; 230 size, per box, 34.25! 2SS size, per
box, 33.75; 324 elxe, per box, 11.00. Lemons:
Extra fancy Sunklst, SOCs and 200a, per
box, 39.10; extra choice Red Ball, 300s and
860s, per box, $8.60. Grapes. Extra fancy
Emperors, per crate. iw; cans am
nerors. per bbl.. 34.00: Imported Malaga,
extra fancy. $7.00; fancy, $6.50; extra
choice, $6.00; choice. .6U. urapetruu:
Extra fancy Florida. 46 and 96. $4.75; 64,
64 and 80, $3.00. Cranberries: Per box,
12.75: Bell and Bugle, per bbl.. $9.00; Bell
and Cherry, per bbl,, $8.50; late Red, per
bbl., $s.25; lticnara, per ddl, .w; ex
trnme Jumbo. Per bbl.. 111.00.
VEGETABLES Potatoes: Genuine Red
River Early Ohio, per bu., $1.00; Rural or
Burbanks, per bu.. 83c; Virginia sweet
potatoes, per bbl., $2.00; Delaware Jerseys,
per hamper, $1.25. Cabbage; Holland
seed, per id., :c; rea, per id., jc oquasn;
Per lb., 2c. Pumpkins: Per lb., l?ic.
Onions: California largo yellow, per lb..
2Vic, Ohio large Red Globe, per lb., 2Vic;
Spanish, pr crate, $1.50; white boiling,
per lb.. 3c. Tomatoes: California, per
four-basket crate, $2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS California figs. 12
12-oz. pkgs., 85c; CO 6-oz. pkgs.. $2.00; Cali
fornia black tigs, a 12-oz. pkgs., $1.00; 7
crown Imported figs, per lb.. 18c; 3-crown
imported flg. V" lb., Uc; 7-crown pulled
tigs (boxes weighing about 6 lbs.), SOc; 5-
crown puuea ngs iDoxes weigning aooui
5 lbs.), 75c; 7-crow pulled figs (boxes
I welsrlilng about 10 oz ). per dor., 11.26:
1 Dromedary brand dates, pkg., 13.00; An-
i chor brand oaten, pkg., u.3a; Hallowe'en
dates, ner lb.. 7Hc: parsnips, per lb.. 3c:
carrots, per lb., 2c; beets, per lb.. 2c: ruta-hne-aa.
ner lb.. lHc: California Jumbo
celery, per dot., 85c; Michigan celery, per
doz., aac; ciaer, per kcb. w.ia; ciuer, per
half bbl., K.it; snauots, per aoz., wo;
rjarslev. ner doz.. 10c: radishes, per dos..
30c; head lettuce, per doz., 31.00; home
grown leaf lettuce, per aoz., uc; green
peppers, per basket, 60c: wax or green
beans, per hamper, 36.00; hothouse cucum
bers, per doz., 7uo to 31X0; cauliflower,
uer cratu. 33.25: Venetian garlic, per lb..
12Hc; eggplant, per aoz., j.w; Horse
radish. 2 doz. bottles tn case, per case.
12.00: walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
19c; medium pecans, per lb., UHc; Jumbo
pecans, per id., 10c; giant pecans, iouisi
ana Daner shell, per lb.. 2&c. filberts, per
lb., 15c; Drake almonds, per lb., lac; paper
shell, 23c; tiraziis, per id,, iic; large
washed, per lb., 19c; black walnuts, per
lb., 2Hc; raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb., 7c;
Jumbo peanuts, per lb., 8c; roast peanuts,
per lb., SHc; shell bark hickory nuts, per
lb. Sc; large hlckoiy nuts, per lb.. 4o:
white rice popcorn, per lb.. 4c; checkers,
per 110-pkg. rase. 33.60; checkers, per 60-
pxg. case, i.
Kansas Cltr Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, Nov. I8.-WHEAT-N0.
2 hsrd. 82fi87Hc; No. 2 red. S'HijSS'ic
(jORN No. 2 white, 76Hc; No. 3, 7fc
' WIIEAT-December, 80H8c; May.
CORN uecember, .oo.v4c; May, 72'
572Hc.
OATS No. 2 white, 41c; No. 2 mixed, 40
34014 c,
BUTTER Creamery, SOc; firsts, 28c;
seconds, 27c; packing stock. 19c.
KGQB l'lrsti, 36c; seconds. 24c.
POULTRY Hans, lOHc; roosters, 9c,
ducks, 10c; springs, lOHc
St. Louis General Hnrbet.
ST, IX)lI8. Nov. ll-WHEAT-CIoss:
No. 3 red, l9oc: No. 2 hsrd, 8&392Hc;
December, 87He; May, 91Sc.
CORN-No. 2. 76Hc; No. 2 white. 76c;
December, TlHtt71Sc; May, 72?fi72ic.
OAT-No. 2. 40-l04c; No. I wlilte, tic;
December, 40Hc; May, 43c.
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA. Nov. 17. HAY-Pralrie; No. 1
choice upland. 3H-O12.0V; extra choice,
312.60: No. 2. I10.847U-60; No. 3. 38.COS10.00;
No. 1 choice midland. ill.Cngll.60. No. 2,
310.00011.00; No. 3, 38.00310.00; No. 1 cholco
lowland. 39.OOgiO.0O. No. 2, 3S.OOfl.O0, No.
J, 31003.00. Straw Wheat. JO.COifi.60;
oats or ne. S.oya.U). Alfalfa, choice.
314.0013.06; No. 2, 3l2.Cvei4.00; No. 3. 10.00
BiiOO.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Firm Undertone Prevails Through'
out Day's Trading in Stooks.
ACTIVITY DURING FIRST HOUR
Time Money Somewhat Raster and
Decline tn Speoolatlon Re
flected in Call
Money.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18. A firm under
tone prevailed throughout today's trad
ing in stocks. It was one of the dullest
days of the year. After a display of mod
erate activity In the first hour, during
which prices were sent up as much as a
point In some cases, they dropped off Into
the same somnolent condition as yester
day.
In spite of the virtual cessation of buy
ing, stocks were held close to the top
figures of the opening rise. It was evi
dent the market was in a sold out con
dition.
New Haven was the strong feature of
the railroad list today. The stock was
marked up 2 points, to a level nearly 5
points above, the low record recently
established.
Some of the specialties were weak.
There was a drop of H in International
Steam Pump preferred to 18 a low mark
for the ytar. The common sold down to
5i, also the yar's bottom figure.
Aside from depressing reports from the
i sieei traae, waicaung a sun runner rail-
steel trada. Indicating a still further fall-
business and addition
pr'ce reductions, the day passed without
developments of significance marketwlse.
Time money wai somewhat easier, and
the decline In specultlon was reflected
In call money, of which their was an
oversupply.
Bonds moved uncertainly, with soma
Inactive lines falling severely. Virginia
debt certificates, after rising yesterday,
advanced strongly today, touching C9 as
compared with 53 at the opening of the
week. Tne rise was based on expecta
tion of an avrcemen between Virginia
and West Virginia for adjustment of the
debt-
Total sales of bonds, par value. $2,050.-
000. United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Number of sales and leadlnr auotatlons
on stocks were:
BalM. Htik, Vn. CM.
I.IOO 71H -0 70
!
Mi
1,00 t9H 2SS S
0H
i
r,
2IH
I
209 SS MU U
..... mi
17
1.O0O lUTi 1184 HIS
Amilnmtted Copoer
Amtrlctn Atrlcultural
Aratrlctn Bett Dupr,
American Cab
Amtrlctn Can rtl....,
Amerlctn c. a F
American Cetloo Oil .
Am. Ice Stcutltle
Amirlcin LImms
American Locomotive ,
Amerlcsn H. & It
Am. 8. R. pti
Am. srunr Itednlas...
American T. & T
American Tobacco . ...
zoo : zu no
Anaconda. Mlalns Co.... 104 MS
Atchlton too tiu
lt4
I4U,
Atchlmn pfJ .....
Aiianiic uoan ui
Baltlmora & Ohio
11
Bethlehem Steel zoo
24
Brooklyn Rapid Tr. tOO
1
MV4
Canadian raclfla
2.M Jau li4H
Central Leather
Cheiapeako A Ohio
Chicago O. W,. ,
Chlcaso, M. St. T. ..
Chlcaio & Northweatern
h ru
a
M0 H MU
Jl lt 125X. US
uoioriao F, a 1
Coneolldale4 Ota ........
Corn' rroducta
Delawara HuAeon
200 lt4 MVa ti4
ltTH
100 IUj H
1SOU
Denver a Rio Orande...,
Denver tc IU O. Itt
Dletlllera' Securities ....
Krle ,,
Rrle lit ptd..
Krte :a pm... ,,.
Qeneral Electric
Great Northern pU
Great Northern Ore ctfa..
Illlnole Oentral
Initerborontb Met
17H
IT
II
i.100 ii 2S tlH
40
00 110 UIU lit
o lti nnu inn
10414
M0
1,900
MS
MS
It
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inter. Met. pM
International Harvester..
lnter-Marlo nM
101
International Paper ....
international rninp
Kanau Cltr Southern...
Laclede Oaa ,
Lehlzh Valler
Loulavllla A Naihvlll...
300
1,1M
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s
144
1,000 let
1ISH 1I94
i:'4
..... in
.. sc. 1-. t h. me. m.
Mlaaourl. K. a T
Mtaaourt Pacltlo
National Blacult
1H
t
lit
i.oo jh :
National Lead ., too
N. It. It. of M. Id pfd.., -tW.
New Tork Oentral,.,..., "l.teo
n. r.. o. & w.......... .. :vr.
4IVi
1
41Vi
1H
Norfolk ' Weatern
North American ...
Northern raxifie .,,
Paclfle Mall
zs
00. 10SH 104 'M&
i.o io;h imv 10414
...... 700 JIV4 I44 Ut
3.000 1M(1 IMVi 10
Pennivlvajila
Peoole'a Oaa
p.. c a a. it
rittabursh Ooal
Prweed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car,,,,.
Readlnr
Jlepublle I. ft. .,
Republic I, e. pfd....
nock Iiland Co
Rock lalend On. tli
t I A B. F. !d pfd...
8eaboard Air Line
Seaboa.nl A. L. pfa
Sloae-BheflleU S. I...
Southern Paelflo
Southern Rallwar 1.
so. Rallwar pW
TenneasM CYnnr
la jiiu 111
.. IJ'4
' l
..... 21
1U
1414
U.400 I00H 110
M0 11 il
IK
IP
1.100
"ioo'
UK
'jj"
M4
M4
?t4
Teias A raclflc...
SSS SKffl! I140 "
'! 5!?7.v. :::::
iz
Waaler aiaici ftUDnvr.. J
United Btatea Rtetl...... JT.100 Soii 87T4 (714
Vi.. Carolina n,,mll 1H
Va. -Carolina Ctiemlcal
vaDaan , ,
Webaah pfd ,
Weatern Maryland ...... .'.'.'.
Weatern Union ,, jm
Wentlnirhouaa Elactrlo
10
1H
414
4i C2S
Totsl sales for the d.
for the d'sr.' iii.'los'ah'are'i.
Sen Yn,lr T . I
... 1 naritrf,
NEW TORK. Nov. 11-unuv. ...
easier; 2H38 per cent; ruling rate Tl rmi
closing bid, vhSml pe'r cenLTUne losSu
weaker, CO days, t per cent. 0 days. 'Kg
IWMntl six months. iK6 per cent
ner cint? M HCATILK PAPBHe 6
jrrERLINO EXCirANaE-tady at
34.11 for sixty days and 34. 8640 for del
'"nui unnmorciu Dills, 14. SOU
HILVER-Bar, 4c; Mexican dollars,
legula!0Vernm'nt "tdyS T0
..C,f?,'l!!!i.q.UOUUon hn boni' were
U. S. rafa. 2a res.. IT
v. r. - ....
do ret 2a coupon.. 17 aJ'. J.V;;.' ....
n. . la res.. 1 U A if. un'l u inS
V. S. 4a. res 11 d.Mn 4us - 5.-
Amer. A. (a M ? ? 5 JJ
A. T, T. ev. ti. nJi 6lb-t (
Am. ToUeeo U.....1U .w. y K It 4 ti' '
Armour A Co. 4a. I4 CT IUa'
Alchlaon sen. 4..... tHeK ' xr . V-i. iiS
do ev. .a ISM... II ,ia .. IZ " - "
do ct ta
1M12 ' . - .aire
rr'vno. Pnxlfle 4a..,,,. 114
A. C. L. let 4a
II
1. ohm 4.::::: ;:: SJi
Bal
d
cSi o OS. la. J , :j5 en?4w n ' 'ii'
On. leather ta.,.. .g T '"5 . "
Oiea. A Ohio 4H... I1S4 io i, " " i
do (en e ItV '
O
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... - .. nn. IUITW.. . . . .
'o ev. 4., ar. B MHWau'ah let a ";' J.'f
". wn. vaa. ,,, jai. weaL Kiu ..i i V
Inter. M. M. 4Ua ae Si?- ?T( M
Jaaan 4H . " I7i -rai 4.,.,. jH
Bid. Offered.
""Inn Stock Market
BOSTON. Nov. l.-Closlnr .
on stocks: """""""n
Allouai ti Mohawk
Amat. Coper WVlievsita rv
a. z. u s ii'.uii.. o .::
"" ...... .k'.-l nuii.
a Com. ...... 4V-7-r- "
n. a c. c a h. m. so i-rr .,
rentennlal ... ...... Uttg'-
:: ir
. 4lli
,. llt
,. HI
. 4U
.. VJU
:P
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M'i
41V
;: 4,
pper uuse y- v "as..... -
. . . . r. I
Fra" VTo .70 Superior a B. ii.
Oranbr Con. m Tsmarsck
areane Ca'anea ... R
1.1. Tlo'l Copper. Zi ao p
Kerr ml'Uli Con
LaVe Copper ,!uh reBptr Co....
Balle Cooper lUWIaona
Mlrmt Copper ., zlVWolf.rlne
Afked.
Local Secnrltles.
'Quotatlona furnl.hed br Burna. Brinker 4k Co.,
411 Omaha National hank balldlni:
Bid. Aaked.
Council BUffa O. A T.. la. Utl.. .. (4 . .
Oilambui. Neb.. U. 11 A P. ta, 1IM. U II
Chlcaso Itr. Sertea A. S7 It IIH
naaes Co Neb., CA. lfeuM la. lilt H 1.0
Peer - Co. pfd. u-dtr. .., Uk I7H
H ll
7't H
4
MV SiU
MH 3H
It
I
M4
as
100
s
17
',
IIU lW
17. ti M It
? 100
M MS
H loo
100
101.1 101.1
tl IN
Woedburr Co., ta., Dralnwa a, HIT.
W j more. Neb., I
CHICAGO I.1VIS STOCK MA11KKT
Cattle Slow anil WenW, Sheep ntrona
tn Dime Higher.
CHICAGO. Nov. 11 CATT1-K Recelnls.
,nc0 head; market slow and weak; beeves.
o.i.re; Texas steers, Jfi.60tn.90; western,
J.9CWT7.80: stockers and feeders. 34.rXKS7.J0:
cows and heifers, 33.20e!.l0; calves, KM
630.25.
HOOS-Recelpts, 3.000 head; market
clsaed 10Jfl5c lower; bulk of sales. 37.66
7.801 light. r7.2S07.SO; mixed. 37.3CKff7.90;
heavy, R.SOOT.M: rough, 37.204T7.XJ pigs,
4.7SfJ.!ia
SHEEP AND T.AMnFl-IIfrlnl. 5? M
head; market strong to 10c higher; na
tives, 33.8MJ4.W; western. 33.9084.33; year
lings, 35.lflS.!i; native lambs, 3a.6SC7.10;
western. 35.60tT7.oo.
Metal Market ,
NEW TORK. Nov. lS.-METALS-Lad:
Quiet. 34.3S4HK; London. C19 2s 6d. Spel
ter: Quiet. JS.2dafi.Ml! I.onr1nn. M 1. Ad.
Copper: Dull; standards spot and futures,
not quoted; electrolytic. 31R.I5tfl7.66; Lake,
I1160; casting. 3l5.004M5.r5. Tin: Firm; spot
and November. J4actva,40.0; December,
339.8901.25; January, J9.87H4a37!4. An-
timony. uuu: cookeon's. 17.00. iron: Quiet
and unchanged.
London markets closed as follows: Cop
per, strong; spot. 9 10s; futures, 67.
Tin, strong; spot, 181 16s; futures, 183.
iron, Cleveland warrants, 4s km.
RT. LOUIS. Nov. 18. MKTAIifrV-lead.
quiet, 14.30. Spelter, easier, 35.16.
Kansas Cltr Live Stock Market.
Receipt, 17.000 head; market steady to
15 cents lower; prime fed steers. JS.25fli
9.00; dressed beef steers, 38.7G4fS.25; west
ern steers, 36.00C8.00; southern steers,
35.0026.70; cows, 4.2!V3.75; heifers, J5.COfl
8.60J stockers and feeder. 35.COaT.40;
bulls. 35.00iiT.75: calVes. J.6OS'10.25.
HOGS Receipts. 22,003 head; market
nnonivl S cents lower, but closed steady:
bulk of sales, 37.76t7.M; heavy, 37.7W
S7H: packers and butcners. (..wi.eo;
light, 37.55(37.85: pigs. Jo.7.vtr..S..
sutram a Km r.AMHH RoceJpts. 7.000
head: market 10015 cents lower; lambs,
I6.HHI7.CK; yearlings. J4.60S6.25; wethers,
J4.kwo.oq; ewes, nnwi.
Slonx Cltr I'vo Stoclt Market.
rtirtnv mri' J n . v 1 H T A TT T .1."
Receipts. 1.200 head: market slow; native
.i.-r. e.: (L-jftV 4v roici and heifers. 34.164)
.25; banners. 33 KHi-4.60: stockers and
feeders, jfi.oow.76; caives, i,wjwi uua,
stags, etc.. 35.10fl6.76.
HOOS Receipts, .w neaa; mwsei w
.a 1 ..... , 1... in VT .-VS C ' tnlvi.. 17 fV)ri
7.RS; light, 3J.67V&7-76; bulk of sales, 37.65
7.63.
SHEEP AND IA mbs Receipts, i.omi
head: market steady; fed muttons, 35.5W
sfxi- wethera. 14&Ofrfi.OO: ewes. 33.754T t.fjO:
lambs, H-OOtrTW.
' a
St. Lonla lave Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIB. IO.. KOV. U.-WVlTJjt-
Recelpts, 6,104 head; market steady: good
to choice steers, juwre.i&; stocKors ana
. ,C A!7 M rnu'. ntlH hAlft.ni
3i.25i8S.3S: bulls, 34.754J7.00; calves. JS.OOr
11.00; southern steers, JM&Ofl.OO; cows and
heifers. J4.CO8.00. x , ,
HOQS Receipts. Ii,wv nrou; mo
and butchers. 37.6O477.90; good heavy,
J7.90S7-93. .
sheep aisu "Ao"J"25:"'i "
market steady; muttons, '"ji.v".
lings, 35.00gc.00; lambs, js.xrtfi.w.
Coffc Market.
....... -.'r-.i-.ir t...,. io' nrtwvm n-
r,.Y. lyl:L,',..Zl nV.ll anrl lower
ports UL inuuic ., . Y , V
cables caused considerable selling In cof
fee today. Alter opening vc" y
points lower to 2 points higher, prices
. , , . . ,M. hnvinff nH mvArlnir.
The close was very steady, at a. net ad
vance of 4 to 7 points. OBicn, u,u us,
December. P.19c: January. 9.31c; March,
9.57c.; May. S.82c: July, lo.oac; Bcptemrjor,
RVOc: spot, steady; Rio, No. 7, Ottc;
nantOS. rxo. , Ii7- innu, smci, .u.uu,
MHtTWe. nominal.
t t
t'l London Stock Mnrket.
iAjl1! LAJ.f A . J 1 t -V. a...v.
opened steady today. Fair buying ad
vanced prices during the early trading1
and at noon values ranged from H to 1H
'V" ........... IUTI,
Cotuola. moner..i uio union ritfiiis..,.,,.
A Aenunt.. .. 721116 .v i
SILVER Bar, steady at 27Hd Per ox,
MONEY 4W4 Per csnt.
nTcpntTWT Ti ATFVZ.RIinrr hllla. 6t ner
cent; three months' bills, 6 per cant.
St. Joseph Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Nov. 18.-42ATTLE
Receipts. 2,700 head; market dull; steers,
35.603.30: cows and heifers, 31.0OS8.75;
calves. 35.COrrlO.00.
HOaS Receipts. 14.000 head; market lOo
lower: top, J7.ro; bulk or sales, 17.wir7.Tu,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.000
head; market slow; lambs. J5.00C7.00.
Live Stock- In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six prln
Rlnnt western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Kansas City
St. Louis ..
Sioux City .
St. Joseph .
Chicago ....
17.000 22,000 7.003
.1W IZ.rK) 4,300
1,200 4.000 1,600
2,700 14.000 2,000
M iVM M AM n AAA
V,-rJ tt?,f ,VSj
South Omaha . 4,000
I 1
11,600 14,000
Totals 35,000 92,100 60,800
Sna-ar Market.
NEW TOIUC Nov. U.-HUOAR-Raw.
firm: muscovado, 3.14tJ3.17c; centrifugal,
3.6603.67c : molasses, 2.892.2c Refined.
steady; cut loar, d.30c; crusneo, 5.20c;
mould A. 4.86c: cubes. 4.60ci XXXX pow
dered, 4.60c; powdered, 4.45c; fine granu
lated, 4.3&c; aiamona a, d.uc: conrecuon
ere' A, 4 25c; No. 1, 4.25c.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Nov, 18. DRY GOODS
Men a wear sale were light today and
new fall business Is slow starting. Cot
ton goods held steady and quiet. Un
derwear and sweaters have been selling
for the fall of 1914. Jobers report a sea
sonable trade.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 18,-COTTON-Fu
turea closed steady: December. 13.42c:
January. 13.16c; March, 13.23c; May, 13.18c;
juiy, 13.11c; snot, quiet; miaaung, u.iuc;
gulf. 13.95c. The close was steady, net
unchanged to five points higher.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 18. COTTON
Spot in fair demand, prices easier; mid
dling fair. 7.90.1; good middling. 7.80d:
middling, 7.46d; low mlddllnr. 7.21d; good
ordinary, 6. COd; ordinary, 6.26d. Sales
15,000 bales.
Oils and Roaln.
NEW YORK. Nov. 18. COTTONSEED
OIL Market easy; prime summer yel
low, 37.0307.15; December, 37.08; March,
37.28; May. 37 39.
ROSIN-Market quiet.
TURPENTINE Market steady.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet and firm.
DRIED KRUITS-Prunes. firm. Apri
cots, quiet and steady. Peaches, Inactive.
Raisins, steady.
Omaha Hotel Men
Visit Washington
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-(Spec!al Tele
gram.) Rome Miller and P. H, Phllbln
of Omaha, delegates to American Hotel
Protective association, which has been
meeting in New York, arrived In Wash
ington today with other delegates on a
sight-seeing tour of eastern cities. Con
gressman Lobeck was early on hand to
meet the delegates from the Gate City
and until they were taken In charge by
the tocal committee stayed by his con
stituents, J. D. Richards, cashier ot the Omaha
National bank, is here alio,
Fairmont Oeamery T per cent suar .
Inter Rapid Tr. It. !
Iowa Ttr A LIlM U lilt
Kastaa Cltr. Mo., 8eh. Dla . 11)1.
Middle West Utlllltea 6a, 1(11 ,
Omaha Oaa , 111
atr ot Omaha 4Ha. 1141
Omaha A C. B. It. Kr. ta. 1HI
omha a c. n, t. nr. rfd
Omaha A n n. St. It. rem
Omaha C. ft. Itr. a rtrldae
Omaha B. !. A P. 6a, 1IU
racltle O. A E. p. c. notra. 1114...
Stat ot Colorado randlns la, 1171..
8anndere.K. Bids. per cent pfd
Port et Prattle Ua. 1111
Pa Franeleeo. Cel.. la. llzO-1130... .
Hockv Mt. fMel la. and bonua
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Very Slow and Ten to Fifteen
Cents Lower.
HOGS OPEN FIVE CENTS LOWER
Sheep anil Lambs In Very Moderate
Snpply Killers Abnnt Steady
vrlth Monday -Feeders Slow,
Steady to Kn.ler.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. IS. 1913,
Receipts werei Cattle. Hogs. UheeP.
Official Monday ....... P.4M 6,930 23.316
Kstmato Tuesday...... 6.000 11,600 14.000
Two days this week, 15 4S4 18,4.1) 5WI5
Hnme days last week.. 14,975 14,226 61.025
Batne days a w'ks. ago.lN240 12.161 29.6S7
80ms days 3 w'ks. ago.13.0tt 7,314 7416
Same days 4 w'ks. ago,l,27 .4 9S.241
Same, dajs last year..,. 1.!6 21.677 37.S37
Tha following table shows th range ot
prices for hogs at the South Omaha llv
stock market for the last fsw days, with
comparisons:
Date I nil. lirti.lll.ill.HW.l0.lt7.
Nov. 7. 1 (3H 7 7 6 11 7 5784P
Nov. 3, 7 65H 7 R4 6 OS 8 02 7 74 4 75
NOV. t. 7773 12 7 08 771(63483
Nov. 10 7 724 6 217S6T7S5M
Nov. 11 7 64H 7 6 6 27 7 84 7 76 6 41
Nov. 12 7 654 7 67 7 S8 7 84 6 7 4 83
Nov. 13 7 7JH 7 S3 6 $7 7 85 6 74 4 70
Nov. 14 7 744 7 82 TJ 7 71 5 6S 4 83
Nov. 15 7 06H 7 H 2S 7 M 7 37 4 94
Nov, 16 7 93 31 7 36 7 9 8 69 4 M
Nov. 17. 7 (!? 6 3.1 7 44 7 S3 K 54
Nov. 18. 7MW 779 8)733 7 9056 4'3
Sunday.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last yean
1913. 1913. Inc. Dec
Cattle 873.835 f00,S49 27.011
Hogs 2,213,402 2,63S,071 S3Z.WS
Sheep 2,907,814 2,697,260 270,660
nxelnt unit rflannaltlnn of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
Neb., tor twenty-four hours enatng i
s o'clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS,
Cattle. Hocs.Sheep. H'r's.
C M. &. BU P. Ry.. 6
Wabash Ry 8 .. 1
Mo. PaclDo lt 5 3 .. 1
Union Pacific Ry.. 6.1 40- 0
C. & N,-V., east. 1 7 6 3 1.
u. a. n.-yv., west.. Z) it iM 1
C RU P.. M. & O... 4 9 ..
C It. Q., east... 26 8 3
C, II. & V., west.. 75 Z.S 17 1
C. IL I. & P.. cast. 2 R " 8
C, R. I. & P., west .. 3 ..
C. a. W. Ry 2 4
Total receipts 227 164 81 3
DISPOSITION-HKAD.
CnttlrUlogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co 623 1,433
r6
Swift & Co 1,173 Z,t
CUdahy Packing Co....l,W5 3,m
Armour A. Co 698 3,011
Uchwaru A. Co... 138
1.33.1
3,236
J. W. Murphy i,t2
Aiorreu 3 ...
Lincoln Packing Co,... 12 ..,
W. B. Vansant Co...... 101 ...
Uenton. V. & & Lush.. M
Hill & Son 337
. II. Lewis 203
Huston & Co 47
J. U. Root & Co 83
J. IL llulla 13
L. F. Hubs ;... 14
Rosenstock Bros. ....... 21
McCreary & Kellogg.... 610
wortneimer & Degen.. S30
H. P. Hamilton 70
Sullivan Bros 2
Rothschild lsi
Mo. Kan.-Culf. Co.. KS
Christie 152
Hlgglns 7
Huffman Bros ...
Huffman k
15
Meyers 1
Baker, Jones & Smith., to
Tanner , jo
Harvey ,,,,, im
til
xowa came Co 67 ,j.
Other buyers T50 ... gja'i
T&'tl : iww
LAflLK A rotten market at Chicago
Is having a very demoralising effect upon
the Missouri river markets and the mar
ket at this point has not escaped Its share
i V':. . Yesterday the official reports
pf the Chicago market indicated a slump
In beef cattle at that point of 25&M0c as
compared with tho previous Monday. At
the samo time a good many of the cattle
received at Chicago went through the day
without receiving a bid. The cause for
the demoralisation,, of the trado at Chi
cago Is dua In the first place to the large
receipts. Tho country seems especially
anxious to unload Its halt fat and
warmed-up cattle on account or a lack
of confidence and because at tlm liiri.
price of corn. At the same time the buy
ing demand for beef. Then, too, the mar
lighter than might ordinarily be expected
at this season of the year. Mild weather
in many localities is (milling tho consunt
ing demand of beef. Then. too. the mar.
kets are already beginning to fear the
usual Thanksgiving poultry competition.
Whatever may be the cause or causes.
tho fact remains that Chicago Is suffer
ing In a marked degreo from an over
supply of cattle and a poor buying de
mand. In consequence of this and tho
low prices prevailing at that point, buyers
here at at other weatern markets are
very bearish and prices aro slumping
rapidly in an effort to keep pace with the
decline at Chicago.
This morning receipts at this point were
moderate, only 227 fresh cars being re
ported In, but with advices from Chi
cago Indicating a still further slump In
values, tne maruet here was extremely
slow and dull from start to finish with
prices 10c or 15a lower on the general run
of killing cattle.
Stockers and feeders were, extremely
hard to move, no one being at an anxious
for that class of cattle at a tlmo when
fat steers are making such a poor show
ing. It Is very evident there Is only one way
to remedy matters, and that Is for the
country to hold back their cattle until
the markets have had a chance to re
cover. It will do no good to withhold
cattle from this market and ship to some
other point, as the market here la no
worse than elsewhere. In fact, possibly
not so bad. The thing to do Is to limit
shipments to all markets without excep
tion. To do otherwise means useless sac
rifice of cattle that will be wanted later
on.
Quotations on cattle' Good to choice
beef ateers. 38.S6Q0.C0; fair to good beef
steers, 37.90IH.S5; common to fair beef
steers. 37.0W7.90; fair to choice yearlings.
8.2BtT9,15: good to choice rangers. 7.3G0
8.00i fair to good rangers. 36.854J1.30; com
mon to fair rangers. 30.0036.85; good to
choice comfed heifers. 8.50070; good to
cholco cornfed heifers. 36.6007.50; good to
choice cows, 36.2076.60; fair to good
grades, 35.256.20; common to fair grades,
SI.C035.26; good to choice stockers and
feeders, W.764f7.75; fair to good stockers
and feeders, 15.2520.75; common to fair
stockers and feeders. 35.7590.25; stock
cows and heifers, 31.7&Si75; veal calves,
S6.60St9.75; bulls, stags, etc., ll.75fi6.2G.
Representative sals:
COWS.
At. Pr. No.
Av. Pr.
...1140 S IS
.. 10U i 40
...1110 I 40
...1070 IV)
... 711 I tO
... 174 I TO
...11 6 75
...1000 I 71
...1140 t ii
... Ml 11
...IO01 t
...itio us
...lost 1 u
. W I II
...1011 is
... IM I M
... 7t I U
.. m im
810 4 So I
. ... 170 4 26
140 4 M 1
..... tit 4 K I......
1041 4 40 I
IK 4 40 11
1C0 4 M . . .
an 4 eo 1
Kt 4 fl 1
12M I M 11
.....lOM 6 00 t
ltM I 00 I .. .
110 I 10 11
fit I 26 14
HIS i ti S7
HEIFERS.
M0 6 64 10
(10 6 CI 14
U4 I 71 M
TRULLS.
1071 4 71 ......
il'.'.'.'.
It....
H.'.'.'..
:....
.1140 6 to
111 I i IK I
1 M0 t 00 1 I 7
J ' tdO 6 00 IM 1 m
1. . 230 I i0 T 21 I
10 Ill 7 H 1 110 M
1 176 7 M 1 140 I W
477 I 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 410 I ti I Ml I ti
II lit I t ITI 6 14
n t i toi 1 10
tn M (U il 170 Tt
7 HI 4 11 ' ... 1zt 7 II
WESTKRNS NEBRASKA.
9 rows M SSS 9 steers ..1038 6 60
J. S. Hull-Neb.
46 steers. 1044 H
I' H Flowers Neb,
Jg feeders 6 15
Searle Bros. Neb.
27 cows.. 915 5 CO
H. OMenberg--Neh.
II feeders.. lW. 6 M
O. Rurlelgh-Neb.
15 feeders.. SOfi 6 36
A. J. Peterson Neb.
It steers. ...l7 7 10
M , , C. H. Kramer-Neb.
20 feeders.. 12(6 7 40
WYOMING.
2H cows .... 929 6 15 23 steers.,. .11M Ml
SO steers.. ..1341 7 10
43 steers.. ..10 7 10
19 steers.. ..1109 R 90
24 steers., ..109.1 A 30
6 steers.. 900 90
7 heifers... 742 6 05
7 cows fKl 4 60
ft heifers... 956 6 05
11 feeders., 913 05
11 COWS 900 4 60
16 feeders.. 954 R K
11 heirers... 963 6 75
15 heifers.. .1C02 6 35
15 cows 1102 H 25
44 feeders.. HIS 7 00
16 steers.. .1028 6 90
38 feeders.. 640 7 65
22 feeders.. 1105 7 60
20 hetftrs...l01.1
8 25
20 bulls 1171
4 80
7 M
22 feedtrs..1012
37 feeders.. 1040
7 10
6 85
24 feeders.. 1013
2,1 feeders. KM
S3
R enws. . . 1036 (1 40
; heifers. 626 7 10
J. W. Conner-Wro.
bulls 1240 5 26 2 cows.... .1010 6 10
1 bull 850 8 5 cows ....1078 6 75
4 feeders . fittt ft 76 Scows 1133 6 75
3 feeders.. 72i. 6 74 20 feeders.. 930 7 40
M. Green Wyo.
fi feeders.. tV. 6 75 17 steers., .1158 7 10
7 cows 954 4 35 35 feeders.. 777 6 95
33 steers . ..m 7 ft
O. H. Arnold wyo.
12 feeders.. UVl fi 95 11 feeders.. 1242
4 M
6 75
S cows IMS fO 14 feeders.. 7.0
3 bulls . . HX 5 50
Ehman & Co. Wyo.
M steers., .ir.8 7 K 3 steers. ...1073 7 ST.
4 feeders.. 110 R 40 2? feeders.. ? 7 no
7 cows 1031 00 43 feeders.. 9S2 7 OS
11 steers.... 9S1 60
It. I Dow wyo.
J rows...., 9W 5 00 7 cows 921 6 09
16 feeder?.. S6 fi 90
Nels Sldenbender wyo.
1 hull 1401 4 75 1 bull 12) 5 10
2 feeders,, 695 .15 2 cows 1000 , 6 30
31 feeders.. D61 SA
!. Johnson Wyo.
21 cows 8S4 4 35 2 calves... 145 9 50
COLODADO.
16 bulls 1X0 6 00
F. H. Hill Colo.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av.
FT.
6 25
7 45
6 75
3 steers, .. 880 6 13 1 bull 1340
J. A. Monroe Colo,
30 feeders.. 1042 7 45 3.1 feeders..!013
38 COWS 1112 6 40 6 COWS 1024
5 COWS 1210 G 50
A. Peterson Colo.
35 feeders.. 1113 7 63 3 bulls. ....131
5 76
7 cows, ....1014 5 75
S cows IOTA 6 60
53 Cows 9S1 fi 60
41 feeders.. 1103 7 65
.1 cows 10CW
5 25
7 65
7 65
11 feeders.. 1114
1 feeder.. .1140
6 feeders. .11M 7 C6
Casper Fox-CcJo.
7 cows 1002 C 15 feciltvs.. 733
Larsori Bros. Colo.
6 feeders., m V 60 5 cows. ..,.1344
7 cow 1011 0 60 6 feeders.. 920
7 33
90
7 tO
7 55
4 60
6 00
8 15
A. AllaMr?nln
S3 feeders.. 849 7 65 52 feeders.. 653
HOUTH DAKOTA.
13 steera..13M 7 20 12 cows S0
7 COWS 907 5 30 10 COWS SH2
7 cows 857 6 90 10 COWS 1003
1 feeder.. .1440 B BO a steer.. ..1103
5 7S
7 W
6 X
6 75
20 feeders. .1113 6 90 11 feeders.. 8S9
J. V. Reed H. D.
13 feeders.. 758 65 It heifers... 827
Rlnlr Bros. S. D.
13 stt6rs....U!C 8 00 steers..,. 925
Held a J S. D.
10 cows... ,.1021 0 60 2 steers. ...1090 8 75
3 bulls 1410 B 25 63 feeders.. 873 8 10
1 COWS, ...,1167 G W b COWS 1093
August Peterson S. D.
4 60
21 feeders. .1068 7 00
MONTANA.
36 feeders. .1062 65 H steers. ...tl.W 6 63
io steers. ...1168 6 05 31 steers. ...1164
6 65
6 63
12 steers. ...1141 6 65 20 feeders. .1051
20 feeders.. 1071 70 8.1 feeders. .1017
6 70
10 COWS,,... 9S3 6 05 34 COWS. ....1009 6 05
Wood Uve Stock Co. Idaho.
S fecdera.,974 70 15 feeders.. S74 00
16 cows 1003 6 CO 84 COWS.... 1108 6 76
JIOOB BUDPllea ware very liberal and
the market opened out a little weaker.
first sales being mado at a decline of
about 6c. There was a good demand from
all quarters, however, and It was not
long before values began to show signs
of strength. Prices continued to improve
as tho morning advanced, and in tha end
ins market closed ud fully steady with
yesterday's average. Generally speaking,
values are steady to 60 lower, bulk of
the sslrez was made at 17.60fp7.70 and tops
sold at 37.75, tha same as on Monday.
Movement was slow during the early
rounds, but things livened up later on
and towards the olose was fairly active,
practically everything being sold by 10:30.
Pigs and shoats were In large supply,
and while prices paid for this stuff are
very uneven, It was Uie general opinion
that today's sal to were anywhere from
steady In some cases to as much as a
quarter lower in others.
Receipts f 00 td up 156 cars or 11,509
neAf1. 1.Vr thm fwn ava th, lnl.1 la-1.JW
a gain ot! mora than 4,009 head over last
week, but a little over 3.000 head short of
the same davs last eyar.
zieprescniative sales:
No. Av.
M Ill
tl. .....141
101 .....K0
71 lit
7s.,.,...m
H.......H!
IT, Mf
111
10 HI
II, .110
ti, 117
S,....,.1M
14, 110
10 117
14 1ST
i..,....m
l IM
101 ITI
64., ....WO
4 Ill
a tn
. IT.
... 7 U
... tli
, . Ill
... 7 40
N. Av,
IT tit
70 114
m. rr.
... 7 w
... 7 $.
... 7U
... 7 IS
... T-
... 7 ti
... 7 11
70.
Ill
70..
..211
..104
..til
..Ml
..III
..111
,U1
..ill
7 ta
7 49
40
:o.,
it.,
w..
7..
II..
M
7 48
400 7 46
... 7 41
... 7 41
IM
7 II
7 II
too 7 a
m in
H TCI
... 7i
40 7 II
... T
... 7 11
to 7 U ,
40 7 tl
140
7 4S
7 to
7 M
7 60
7 to
7
7 tl
7 IS
II.
ill
tl lit
71.
.171
71....
II. ..
7...
III. ..
IK...
....
II....
..III
..140
..IM.
..Zll
II 111
10 7 U
..IIS 160 7 II
.S04 10 7 II
.lit 40 7 !
7 So
(4 114 40 7 M
.,..117 ... 7tS
....111 ZJ0 7 S
.... 40 7 7U
,.,.171 UO 7 (7vt
....111 240 7 70
M t?l ... 7 tO
tl, 103 ,., 7 (4
II 1 ... 7 M
11 i im 7 eo
II ..114 iM 7 10
14...... ,104 40 7 SO
73 23 4W 7 (0
41 Z4. ... 7 SO
l 717 40 7 to
It Ill ltO T M
I 310 19 IN
41 144 40 7 M
77 0 tl 7
71 110 110 7 SO
41 ft4 ... 7 60
I7.. ,..!! IM 7 SO
M IM K0 7 0
19 134 140 7 Vi
41 213 M0 7t4
41.
1.
71,
(1.
17
.101 ... T70
M.......4Z1 ... 7 70
14 ill ... T?t
14 171 100 7 TO
It M0 ... 7 TO
41 lit 200 7 70
tl SM IM 7 To
41... .,..110 14 7 70
t til ... 7 70
71 04 ... T T
IT U 360 7 70
61 IM ... 7 70
l 411 ... 7 TO
14 til 10 7 70
to
,.rl 40 7 70
. .277 SO 7 70
..ISO 10 7 71
TV ..lit . 1 e
II 244 L 7 5
w 1 te
,. 7 5
I... T K
W 7U
41....
... .
60. . . .
11
41 m
..iU 110 7 71
4J.......171
,111
to t T
PIQ8.
It K
40 Tl
t 101
lot Ill
111 117
14
10J. ... Ill
Tl ,117
II... ...lit
,.. I 60
,.. I TS
.. Tl
,. 7 00
.. 7 M
.. 7 eo
.. 7 11
.. 7 11
.. 7 II
7.
..IM
,.111
.114
..lit
..141
..IM
.141
.HI
111
7 ta
7 it
7 II
7 tl
7 II
7 10
7 44
7 40
101..
II...
It...
14.,.,
41...
M. ...
M...
a..
7 40
SHEEP-
The
packers
thought thsy
ought to buy the general run ot tha fat
stuff a little lower again this morning,
but the sellers were of a different opin
ion and the consequence was not many
offerings changed hands until a late
hour. Along toward 11 o'clock a trading
basis was arrived at and the bulk of the
sales was practically steady with yester
day's low time. The bulk .of the fat
lambs were from the range and sold
largely at a spread of 36.65y8.60. About
and a small bunch of natives reached
36.85. What wethers were here sold
around 34.35 and most of tho ewes went
at 34, there being few If any fat year
lings on tne mantel.
Trade In feeders had not the Ufa it had
yesterday and prices were steady to
easier on most all grades. The supply
of feeder lambs was about up to the av
erage of the last few days, and nothing
strictly good was In sight. During the
early trade some lambs were good enough
to bring 36.40, and some feeder yearlings
sold at 35.25. The demand did not seem
as broad, though a clearance was effected
In good season.
The day's receipts footed up some CS
cars, or 14,000 head as compared with
27.000 on tho same day last week, 17,50f
two weeks ago and 11,96S on the corre
sponding day a year ago. As already
tinted ahnut 76 ner cent of the supply was
from the range, the receipts of fed west
erns and natives oeing a lime ugnier
than of late. Quality In general was
fairly good, though nothing really toppy
was on sale.
Quotations on sheep and lambs, Lambs,
good to choice, J6.7ty7.10; lambs, fair to
good, 36.6083,75; lambs, culls, 30.686.60,
lambs, feeders, lS.Ktfjfi.60; yearlings, light,
15.50H5.76; yearlings, heavy, S5.2&S6.C0,
yearlings, feeders. 34.5085.40; wethers,
ii in Vhnir. I4.5rt4.50: wethers, fair
to good, 14.00H -4. 25; wethers, feeders, 34.00
tl4.w; ewes, goou 10 cnuiw, ti.iwu,.,
ewes, fair to good. 33-75434.10; ewes, feed
ers. J3.251JO.76.
lieprcseniauve saits.
No.
Av.
. K5
. S4
. 84
. 56
. 67
. 7
Pr.
CO
4 00
4 CO
8 30
6 60
6 50
6 60
6 50
6 50
6 .VI
4 50
4 50
1.D Wyoming breeding ewes
193 Wyoming breeding ewes
120 Wyoming breeding ewes
163 Wyoming feeder lambs.,
15 Wyoming feeder lambs.,
IM Wyoming feeder lambs,.
90S Wvomlnir feeder lambs..
65
24S South Dakota feeder lambs 64
2.TJ South Dakota feeder lambs 63
208 South Dakota feeder lambs bl
218 8 Dakota yearling wethers 85
1st South Dakota wethers, 1W
r
I
90
94
01
95
94
94
91
87
3 75
3 tr,
3 85
i k,
3 85
8 85
S ,V,
8 70
8 20
3 60
3 60
3 60
5 20
5 20
4 25
4 25
4 23
6 50
fi 60
6 00
5 26
fi V,
6 CO
6 60
5 M
6 IS
C W
3 S3
.1 V.
5 10
3 4'.
3 4.1
3 4 ",
3 45
ij Wyoming cecoer ewes.,,...
4 Tl
227 8outh Dakota feeder ewes.
87
ii tvouth Dakota feeder ewes.
207 South Dakota feeder ewes.
605 Wyoming feeder yearlings.
3JS Wyoming feeder yearlings.
54 Wyoming feeder wethers..
IKS Wyoming feeder wethers,.
:v.V3L0,nlnK f'er wethors..
1.652 Idado lambs
322 trlnhrk lamfia
. 87
. 84
. 77
. 75
. 93
. 89
. 91
. 74
. fil
. 6.1
. 6.1
. 41
. 71
. 72
. 78
. 61
. 65
.107
. 87
. 81
. SI
. 85
. 87
. M
10 Idaho lambs. .'i.'!!.'.".'.'.;;.'."!!
.1 Ij.yomlns; feeder lambs...
41 Wyoming feeder lambs....
184 cornfed lambs..; ,
116 cornfed Inmbs.
32 cornfed yearlings
3.1 rnrnf.1 v..,llnff.
128 porn f.1 lam), ..
200 cornfed ewes
110 cornfed ewes
241 cornfed yearlings ".'
! JXyom,nt; feeder ewes
19S Wvnm no. r...t. -
;2 J,Vom UK feeder ewes
w wjuming teener ewes
GENIUS OF PIRATICAL SEERS
"vrlndllnK Methods of llrml Push
or ChlrriKo Clairvoyant
Crooks.
Harry Walle. cll
.. niiuilll 41
Prof. David K. Ross, has unfolded to
State's Attorney Hoyno of Chicago tht
first chapters of an autobiography that
tha latter believes will be the most
startjlng tale of dual Indentlty ho ever
has heard.
As Watte, the shrewd hiialni... man
(he probably has several nthr nam,
he Is said to bo the owner of a long string
of moving picture theaters In Ohio. As
Ross, he was the presiding genius ot tho
nattqnal "clairvoyant" trust," according
to the slate's officers. He is under In
dictment charged with swindling eight
men out of an aggregate of 37,453.
Walto or Ross, was questioned for
two hours by the state's attorony after
having been arrested yesterday In Bt.
Lolils. Ho told llttla concerning himself,
but. enough to convince Hoyno that tho
money he. 'earned" as a clairvoyant at
1123 Michigan (LVOflUft WITH Onl V Mrar.n
In the. bucket" as compared to his win-
mngs in other cities.
Most of the known vloiimn r rrn
said that he sold them bogus mining
stock, after telling their fortunes and
advising- them how to Invest their money.
in mo cipner code of the mystics they
were call "script SSs" (Vock-buvlnir auric.
ers).
Hero aro tho nampM Of thn. Mrann.
whom Ross Is said to have swindled, and
tne amounts that ho received from each:
Dah fiehnel.Tnr tt Anfl r'IUK..k ti
v..w. ...mu,i, uarr,
$1,400; August Llndstrom, $2,600; John
Rumirs, 83,300; Emu Razor. 3S2S; Fred
Ifogan, $175: John "W. Gansv. iz-A nnri
Albert Wachter, $100.
Llndstrom. a Mlchltrsn fi r it,.
grand Jury that ho not only lost tho
ww, out oecause) ne lost It he also lost
his wife and eight children. He said
they left him when they learned how ha
had been 'trimmed."
Walte told many stortna ahmif M vic
tims. Then he laughingly told of a now
game he Is going 1o play "within tho
law" when he gets out of his present
predicament. Ho said ho would start a
combination brokerage and clairvoyant
business, In which he, as tho soothsayer,
would advise the sucker to Invest In
stocks and then send hlm to his owh
brokerage orfloe, operated under andther
man's name, where his employe would;
sell legitimate stock and collect a legiti
mate commission, He would collect both
broker and clairvoyant commissions.
Ross Is 40 years old and l n enn.ir.ni.
Just an unusually shrewd appearing busl-
iiess man. lie is credited with having
originated the strange word end nt thn
mystics, and It was by tracing a telegram
written In this codo that he was arrested.
Tho telegram was from 'William Knadler,
former Bt. Louis newspaper solicitor, who
Is said to have become a clairvoyant In
Detroit, and was known In the code un
der tho fetching name of "Smallpox."
Attorneys for Ross' former associates,
Ryan and Bertsche will attempt to shake
story of Mrs. Hone L. UcGMownev. hn
said Ryan won her lovo and $15,000 of her
money, Chicago Post.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
The Persistent ana Judicious Use of
Business Success.
Xstabllslua 1890. Xfaose ai.
E. D. OLAGG,
Staler tn
Hides, Pelts, Tars, Wool,
Tallow and Grease.
Ml Casual Ave- Tort Bottg-s, la.
Mranea Keats. X. Xats, Za.
write for our prices and maka us a
trial shipment.
Ctiomkmutt
Caustic Balsam
In taltilirs Btt Mt SMMHttrt.
Eats, Speedy and roadtire Cura for
Cur., llat. Itinr, Otpatf Keek,
Stralaei T.alaas, roaster, Wlai
fus, aai all .lumii fraaa SfSTia.
JUatWa sat staer bear tamera.
Oar" all akia dlaaasoa er Ttruitea,
Tkrub, Diyhta.rla. Ktrarvti all
Xaatkes froaa Xaraal r OtUlo.
Ttve battls et 0mU. SUUue eoll (a
warranted ta fflye eMere4Ua rrle sl.&O
per botlla. aQ br dncstau. r Mat b .V.
preee, cvre. put. with tli cUraetlosa for
!UJ"- .ttru.'ui 'f. aeeripU ciroalare,
UattaacBlals, .40- AS4r.es
'rhlLs-rtnee-Wlllliai Ca., Clirtlsnf, 0,
180 Wyoming ewes
207 Wyoming ewes....
88 Wyoming ewes.,...
211 Wyoming ewes
286 Wyoming ewes
215 Wyoming ewes
241 Wyoming feeder ewes
SELDOM SEE
a big knee like this, but your hoist
may have a bunch or bruise on his
Ankle, Hock, Stifle, Knee or Throat.
will clean it off without laying- the
horse up. No blister, no hair
trone. Concentrated only a few
dropt required at an application. $2 per
tnola eUvcree'. DaaaOM your m lo icecUl laauactUu
aUBookf Kr. AUSORDlNETiR.. aattarstic
lialacat for rninlM, KUucta falalul tclliai ta
Urfia CUaia, GeUrt. Wcu. Bralaea. Varicoee. VcUa.
VarkMUlca, OU Serea, Allari rata, rrics (1 tU H a
MUe at dmizlwi w itlrnml. UasstaaK4 ocir tr
T 10UNS, P. D,fNHHTtPfJt jwhW.
lVIOlNJEV IN GRAIN
tit bars ata pr talla on 10.009 feuahela ot wheal
mt corn. No lurtber rttk. A caavameat at I. trees
price live, rou a chaoc. to tak. UM 4a. I4S1; ta
1190. etc. Write lor- particulars. rtaaBC. Breku
as. Co.. Ueak J. riaanc. Olds.. Kauaaa CtU.