Nebraska Newspapers

    'THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1013.
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REAL EST AT K.
CITY PllOriSnTY Foil SALE.
lt. vcnnu nVl"5? fivfi
ruom.ncarly new; hardwood Inside; hnC.
mr, eirnuciiy, KB?, eaceimunni nn.uMviu
accessible: nil Improvements. Doug. S23i.
ACREAUR FOR SALE.
CHAS. E. "WILLtTA'MSON CO.
ONE TO ELEVEN, ACRES
Severe.1 bunches of Iot. 1 to 11 acre,
some with small houses from one lot up
to, several acres In various parts of town.
Some with runnnlng water. finest In tho
w6rld for chickens. pigs, etc Very low
rent, and If you decide to buy later, what
you pay us rent will be applied as pay
ment. Bee- us atone about these.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Arksnuu,
A.RM of 120 acres of fine land foe 320
per acre. Woilld make a model small
stack farm and Is cheap. Lee Harrell,
McGehee. Ark.
FA11M' of 330 acres of virgin land for
sale; IM-acre cultivated; could be made
a model stock farm; 335 per aero caoh;
this is a bargain. E, E. "Williams, McQe-
hee. ATjt.
CHEAP homes in Arkansas: healthful
climate? pure water; timber tracts; crop
failures unknown. Write for list. C. E.
Stevens, Hlndsvllle. Ark.
Arlaoaa.
FOR' 1250 we can locate you on S acres
Kovernment land: best of soil and water
and close to main line R. R, and good
climate. J2C0 pays fare down and back
from Omaha, tiling fees, surveying, trans
portation on ground, etc 1120 City Nat.
Bank Bldg.. Omaha.
Idaho.
IDAHO'S choicest alfalfa, corn, diversi
fied dairying-, stock and fruit ranches;
unlimited water for Irrigation, for less
money than unlrrlgoted lands In any corn
states; mild climate; no drouths, cyclones
or billiards. A. E.- Wood, Payette,
Idaho.
Kama.
FOR SAIiE'-ln southern Kansas, where
stock ore fattening on wheat pasture,
fine farm of 2S8H A.; 200 growing wheat,
some , alfalfa: flno neighborhood, school
an4 Sunday school 40 rods; .Phone, .mall
route; .plenty good water. Price, 123,000.
C. P. Newell. Owner. Lamed. Kan.
Minnesota.
440 .acres 45 miles from Minneapolis, 1
mile from town: 180 acres under cultiva
tion, balanCQ used for pasture; can prac
tically all be cultivated; heavy soil; good
set of buildings, consisting of S-r. house,
large barn, granary, corn cribs, wind
mills, etci land will produce 60 bu. corn
Per acre: telephone in house; country
thickly settled; complete set machinery.
27 head stock, consisting of 11 cows, bal-
Snce 1 and 2-year-olds; 6 good horses, as
ogs, chickens, this year's crop and
everything on farm goes it W per acre,
U cash. SCHWAB BROS.,
Joffl Plymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
JVebrmsua. ,
FOUND 320-acre homestead in settled
neighborhood; line farm land; no sand
hlUs. Cost you $200. filing fees and aa
J. A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb.
BEAIi ESTATE POU RENT
Fnrnia nnit Rnnch, Land.
WANTED Tenant for 320-acre farm
WeftTwruy. Colo; o fenced; under
cultivation; good eight-room hous e and
barns; or will sell on easy terms, T Al,
Be. i
REAIj ESTATE LOANS
3100 to ilO.OOO made promptly. F. 13
wean ume;.. ""f .......
loan on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
$r9,.y1h.anywamount-.B
ItvJJat'l Hank Bldg.
MONKV to loan on eastern Nebraska
falrfsVVW 'c6nl hdvsmall cash conjmls.
slanv Optional payHiciiiD, m" - -
i. 1 on 4 IPn t. m
mien, IWl
626
fa AiA iti.Am Thoatnr hlllMlnS.
t Clv'ol. iiittimcui
GARVIN BBOS.asaat?nBaa?;g;
SZtXTStii & Co.. IMP FornamSt.
OITY property. Large loans a specialty
W. H. Thomas, aa ataie wn iw
OMAHA honies. East Nebraska .farms.
W6 OMAHA- NATIONAL, uougias xiia.
i.mnn iuna our sDcclolty. StUll Bros
HARRISON & MORTON. Sit Om. Nat.
' WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
SALE OR EXCHANGE R. E.
' FOR SALE r trade for merchandise,
840 acreT land near- Pueblo, Colo.; clear
title. J. T. Blatchford. Aroan. B. D.
" WANTED.
GOOD CATTLE RANCH
WILL BXCHANQE
Live .business established 5 years, in
cluding horses, harness, heavy truck and
freight wagons, carriages, hearses, bus
and trunk transfer and real estate lo
cated in a good manufacturing town In
Iowa. What have you to offer?
BOBBERMAN BROS., I
Murray, la.
WANTED TO BUT.
"WANTED TO BUYREAL ESTATE.
We have customers -who want to buy, 1
slx-room house and I seven-room house
must Be In good location. Call at office
or telephone. C C. Clifton, manager real
estate department, Bankers' Realty In
vestment Company, ground floor. Bee
building. Phone Doug. 2826.
FULL price p'ald for furniture. W. 2469.
WANTED to buy, all kinds of watch
movement and gold. M. Nathan. 108 H. 11
" WE PAY highest prices for ladles' and
ln,hln- fJH H 13th fit. n. f&u
fcltw v,....... - - --- .
Rachman will troai you "sni; pesi
prices for turn., clothes & shoes. W. 8146.
1,1 VE STOCK ftlAKKgl OP WEST.
bhlp live stock to South Omaha. Save
mlleago" and shrinkage. Tour consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Lire Stoolc Commission Merchants.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. exchange Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Dttit IllKl lor record Nortmbtr is, 1111;
Anna Uitmo to Victor uU sH owVi
K, H K niH iU t-M-U I 1
Cor4a PHtmm to A. D. MllUr. loti tt
mi tt, block 2. Rxllck rsrk ii 10O
C. B. FTlc to AlUrt FlrbroUir, Ion 14
and U. .block 2. KtcrcU Plua 300
Dnchul Nirlor to Otrth Willi, lot iO.
block i, Monmouth l'a,rk 1,9X
Camilla Thorp to O. Epcaottr, nW tttt
'lot 111. Nelun'i add 1
Antoa Onntsor to O. Epnr, nlU ttet
lot lit. Ntlnn's adj. 1
Komuteail Go. u O, A. Oenke, lot 131, ,
ItomMUad add ,
llomuttal Co. to 0. A. Gerckt, lot KI.
liomcatrad add 110
Italaton Towntlt Co. to Thomai Short,
lot JO. Mock . Hslaton I
Komcttaad Co. to ChrUtlan Otrtke, lot
Ml. Homeattad add lZi
N. Mtiitcr U Hoy CblduUr. sndU InUreat
In lots' I. 7. I and 10.' block 4. Portland
PUca 4
Oeort Damls to J. Ookulll, aCO feat ot olio
leat ol tax lot 1, M-15-1J 400
Anna Barttlacn to O. NUlaen, lot 1), ntt ,
feet of eV4 wl4 tett of lot tl. block 1,
Campbell' add Z.C04
Annl Colaon to D. La la, lot 41, De-
aoaharat add J ,000
Harrey Orota to P. R Lawla. lot 14, block
U. Orchard HUI 4,100
Amsnda Orove to D. it. Lcwla, lot 47, Ben-
aoahurat add It, 000
Jullui Thoelck to Prancla Thoelcke, lots
Land . block 4. Eait Millard 10
Jullui Thoelcke to Ansuat Thoelcke, lota
i'aad 4. block 4. Eaat Millard 100
A. B. Detweller to Jullui Thoelck. 'lot
I, I I and 4. block 4. But Millard (09
Ida Wyrlck to E. II. Howland, lots MS and
!. Komeatead add 1
Georfe Parka to J. Murphy, lets 11 and It,
block t. Cbrrlcaa Place: lot I. block t.
Mlaaouri Arena . lota S and 4. block 1,
Ilaaourl Arena park; lota 1 and J, block
1. Flrat add to Ulasourl Arena park;
e'i lot T. block tt South Omaha 2,(40
Clara Boa to A. Anderaon, m lot 11, M
block I. CampbeU'a add. I. Id)
W W Way to D. Haney. eSO feet of lot
a. block I. South Omaha m
Bernard Svaaaan to A. schler. lot . block
2. Idlewlld add . . 1.500
U Whlrel to Hutb McCaifrer lot 3.
block i. OtU I'lace ., Jo
GRAIN AND PRODUCE HARKBT22SB M-
Wheat Speculators in the Fit Desert
the Bear Camp.
ARGENTINA NEWS IS EFFECTIVE
Word from the Southern Hemis
phere Una n Tendency 'to In
fluence nnd Improve the
Trade nt Chlcnuo.
OMAHA, Nov. S6, 1913.
Many of tho larger, as well as smaller
speculators, In wheat deserted the bear
camp and inlneil Imnria with tho hulls
yesterday. Besides the advices sent out
by some of the private wire ahd other
nouses in tne trade advising caution on
the bear side, then ware many circum
stances as well as conditions surrounding
wheat that caused new buying to como
into the market. It Is generally believed
mat me ufcemoer future is controuea
by some of the strongest concerns In the
trade, and that there Is a possibility of
that option tightening up still further,
and of much higher prices being seen
later on.
While I.IvfrrwKil has refused to sympa
thise with the line of highly colored news
coming rrom the Argentine iiepuDiic
these items have stirred up considerable
excitement and have caused an Improve
ment in tho trade at Chicago ana else
where. Cable advices ot yesterday
claimed there were many crop losses In
sections of the southern hemisphere.
This was borne out by the fact that In
the extreme northern section of that
country, where the wheat is being cut.
tno yieio, as wen as tne quality, was not
up to expectations. Cash wheat was Vic
higher
Thnra was a comnleta chance In the
corn market yesterday, weakness giving
way to strength ana activity, uiosinir
prices for the day were within a small
fraction of .the highest points reached,
and showed beyond a doubt that this
market has many good and substantial
friends. There are now only SDS,00O bush
els of contract corn In Chicago, while
there Is a big open Interest In tho De
comber and more deferred months. Tho
price yesterday was helped by unsettled
weather throughout the belt and tho con
tinuation of the same Is expected. Cash
corn was unchanged to Uc higher.
rv warA frartioniiJlv higher, mainly
Jn sympathy with corn yesterday. Cash
oats were ho nigner. , ,
All markets will be closed Thanksgiv
ing day. .
Clearances were none of corn or oats
and wheat and flour equal to 845,000
bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged to W
higher on wheat and ld lower on corn.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,600,000
bushels and shipments were 817,000 bush
ols, against receipts last year ot 1,680,000
bushels and shipments of 1,575,000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts wero 705,000 bush
els and shipments wero 754.000 bushels,
against receipts last year Of 730,000 bush
els and shipments of 393,000 bushels.
Primary oats receipts were 68S.0W bush
els and shipments were 041,000 bushels,
against recolpts last year of 724,000 bush
els and shipments of 823.000 bushels.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
WheatCorn.Oats.
Chicago 43 111 110
Minneapolis 118 ... .,,
Duluth 446 ... ...
Omaha 34 114 18
Kansas City 12 S4 25
St. Louis 00 29 24
Winnipeg 843
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat No. 2 hard winter. 1 cox, 8114c
No. 3 hard winter: 1 car, 81Uc. No. 3
mixed: U car, SOc No. 2 spring: 1 car,
79c. No. 3 durum: V car, Toe Rejected:
1 car, 77c Rye No. 2: 1 car, 6Sttc; 1 car,
tSHc Oats No. 3 white: 6 cars, 3SV4c
No. 4 white: I car, 38c. Corn No. 3
whlto: l car (old), CSo: 2 cars, C5c No.
4 white: 1 car, 65V4& No. 2 yellow: 4 cars,
V4c No. 3 yellow: C cars, 66c; 12 cars,
OCc No. 4 yellow: 4 cars, C6c No. 3
mixed: 1!4 cars (old), C9c; 1 car (local),
65c; S cars, 65Hc; 1 car. G5Ho. No. 4
mixed: 1 car (old). 6Sc: 2 cars. 6So: 24
cars, G4i4c; 2- cars, Kc No grade: 2
cars, tkic.
Amah. C n m TMn.. tVh..l. Mn V V. n..
803S2Mc: No, 3 hard. 7Vfc9lHc; No. 4
hard, 75O80c; No. 3 spring, 7S379o; No. 4
spring, 7778c No. 2 durum, 77yi078c; No.
3 durum, 76V4l977c Com: No. 2 white, 65
66c; No. 3 white, 64HCo; No. 4 white,
64H66tto: No. 2 yellow, G&S6Hc; No. 3
yellow, ooKVGoo; no. 4 yeuow, Wxc; No.
2. 65U5c; No. 3, C5C5Hc; No. 4, 64
5&' Oats: No. 2 white, tSK&Wc: standard,
3SU$?36ttc; No. 3 white, SSiSSSUc; No. 4
white, Jiuafc. jjariey: mailing, dso'iuc;
No. 1 feed, 454Sc Rye: .No. 2, 680MHc;
No. 3, 67V4QMC.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features ot the Trndlnir nnd CloslnR
Prices on Board at Trade.
CHOCAaO, Nov. 26. Wheat eased off
a little today. European markets having
virtually ignored the recent advance In
fpturos on this side of the Atlantic. Lat
est prices were steady at a shade to Mo
net decline. Corn closed unchanged to
HWo lower, oats off HQc and pro
visions varying from' a setback pf 6c to
a rise of, 2Hc.
On account of the holiday tomorrow
there was not & great deal of selling
pressure in wheat. As a result values
did not recede far. Harvest advices
from Argentina were conflicting, dis
patches early in the day telling ot fa
vorable conditions, but later mentioning
.ran in tho northern districts and re
ferring ' to dread ot frost
Bullish estimates of the Russian crop
helped to sustain the wheat market here,
and so also did a report that the Euro
pean rye crop .was short 180,000,000 bush
els compared with last year's total. Mil
lers were said to be liberal buyers here.
Something of an offset, however, ap
peared in optlmlstlo views regarding the
probable yield In Australia
Wet weather hardened tno corn market.
but prices afterward sagged owing to
pit demand1 being- slack. 'Iowa farmers
Wero said to be accepting reduced fie.
urea December shorts, though, were un
easy ana covered with considerable free
dom. Discouraged speculative holders of
oats liquidated. Elevator interests picked
up most of the offerings.
Provisions tightened up after early
wrunnuBs uue to unloading oy packers
Tllgher prices for hogs wore largely re
sponsible for the rally.
Chicago future prices:
Artlclel Open. I Hlgli.j IOW. Close. Yes y,
Wheat
Dec..
Hay.
Corn.
Dec..
May.
Oats.
Dec..
May.
Pork.
Jan..
May.
Lard.
Jan..
May.
Ribs.
Jan..1
May.
87
STIi
91X
70141
70:
87'.i
87
91
70
70
snt'
20 92
20 87
87
91V4
70
81
lHf
70
"(Hi
S7i
K
20 92
20 77
10 82H
11 07H
70.
.7PV4
38
42
3S
42
20 90
20 20
10 90
11 15
10 97
11 17
42
20 92U
20 0JH
20 92H
10 87H
120 77-82
10 fSV,
10 07
10 92
11 12
10 87
11 12
11 00
U 17
11 15
11 02
11 SO
10 92H
11 12H
Chicago Cash Prices No cash grain
quotations obtainable today, fog prevent
ing Inspection. Pork, 821.00. Lard, $10.70.
Ribs. S10.50ftll.25.
EOQS Slightly firmer: receipts, 3.960
cases; at mark, cases ' Included, 28933c;
ordinary firsts, 30332c; firsts, 34g35c.
POTATOES Receipts, 30 cars: Wiscon
sin, white, 6SS8c; red. 656Sc; Michigan,
Ohio and Minnesota, 65&70&
CHEESE Higher! daisies, 144 01 5c;
twins. 14liS'14c: Americas, 15Vi015c;
long horns. 1515c '
POULTRY Higher: alive, springs.
13c; fowls, lie; turkeys, 17c; turkeys,
dressed, 22c.
Minneapolis Grain Market,
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 26. WHEAT
No. I hard, S6Vc; No. 1 northern. 84WO
Kc; No. 2 northern. 82083Kc; No. 2
hard Montana, 83;Q84.c; No. 3. 80Vi
SIKc: December. 82r: May, XlHftUKc.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
CORN-No, 3 yellow, 64f?68c
OATB-No. 3 white. S64Q57c.
RYE No. 2. 51fj63c
FLAX-ll.3681.29.
jJAitiKi unchanged.
Ht. Louis Genral Market. .
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26. -Vn IEAT No. 2
red, 90fi05c; No. 2 hard. 8763c; De
cember, 8SHS88c; May, 92c.
CORN-No, 2. 77c. No. 2 white, 76c; De
cember, 70871c, May, 72t?72c.
OATS-No. 2, 40ic; No. 2 white, 41;
NHW YORK GENERAL MAHKRT
Qnotntlons of the Day on Vstrlona
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Nov. at VtjQUR
Stwtdy; spring patents. t4.3MT4.55; winter
Uralchts, 4.10iS4.50; winter patents, M 40
434.60; sprln clears, I4.0084.W; extra No.
I Winter. M.55tf3.75; extra No. 2 winter,
lMTS.Mr Kansas Blralghts. J1.10S4.I0.
wheat Spot market Irregular; No. 2
red. 98c. nominal, c. 1. f.. New York.
export basis, and 11.00, f. o. b., afloat.
No. 1 northern Duluth, 97o, f. o, b.,
afloat Futures Steady, unchanged to ic
lower: December, 96c; May, 991-160.
HOPS 8teady; state common to choice,
1913 crop. 40iH8e; 1912 crop, 2025c; Pnclflo
coast. 1913 crop, 25Q30o; 1912 crop. Dic.
HIDES-Steady; Bogota, sr30c;
Central America, 30c
PETROLEUM Steady: refined, New
lork, bulk, iS.25; barrels, 18.76; casos,
$11.25.
WOOL-Qulet; domestlo fleece, XX
Ohio. 2Cc
CORN-Spot market steady; old No.
2 yellow, 82c nominal, elevator, dot
mestlo.
OATS Soot market dull: standard
White. 4&TM70! No. 3. 45U746c: foncv'
clipped white, 47f4So.
iiAi-Dirm; stanuard, ll.oiv: no. i,
$1.07J No. 2, 9Ge97o; No. 3, 8O08JC.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 20
30c; seconds. 2829a.
riiovisiONS Pork, steady; moss,
2S.26fl23.75: family, $2l.t0fl27.00: short
clears, jaxz&gm.OO. iug stady; mess
$18.00918.50; family. I19.5CWM.W. Cut meats
firm; pickled bellies, lo to 14 pounds,
$13.5031600; pickled hams. $13.75. Lard,
easy; middle west, $ia90ffll06; refined,
quiet; conUnent. $11.05; South America,
$12.30; compound, steady; $8.62ff8.S7.
TALLOW Steady; city, 6o; country,
6SC4c; special, 7c
jjuiTisii steady: receipts, 7,600 tubs;
creamery extras, tfS5c; firsts, 28032c;
held extras. 30832c: firsts. 27UI29c: state
dairy, finest. 31632c: nootl to nrimo t7ti
SOc; common to fair, 026c; process ex
tros, 2520c; imitation creamery, 24
25c; factory, held firsts, 23c; current make.
stato whole milk, held specials, 16916ic;
average fancy, ltu; fresh specials, 16MC;
average fancy, 1516c; daisies, hold. 16-
r.uutr i- lrm; receipts, s.300 cases; fresh
gathered eJctras. 48c; extra firsts, 44
if 45c: firsts, 424143c: checks, good to
choice, ro; refrigerator, special marks,
tancy. fuwc; iirsts, axuw; noaruy nen
nery whites, fine to fancy. 68063a: gath
ered whites, 6MT60c: hennery browns, 4SO
two; western gatnerea Whites, 40jj(sk3.
POULTRY Dressed, strong; fresh
kltled western chickens, 1223c; fowls,
1218c; turkeys, spring. 10ffl2o.
OMAHA GENERA. MARKET.
D UTTER Na 1, 1-lb. cartons, 0c; No.
1. 60-lb. tubs, Sic
FISH White, fresh. 16c: trout, fresh,
15c; large crapples, fresh, 1315o; Spanish
mackerel, 16c; shad roe, per pair, 40o;
salmon, fresh, 10c; halibut, fresh, 13c;
buffalo, 9c: bullheads, 13c; channel cat
fish, 16c; pike, ISc; pickerel, 12c
PftTTTrnV T1w.U.n, nvRm nr Inc.
hens, 15Q16c; cooks, 12o; ducks, l&20c;
scese, uc; turKeys, 2oc; pigeons, per aoz.,
$1.20; roosters, 8o; ducks, full feathered,
12c; geese, full feathered, 11c; squabs,
No. 1. $1.60; No. 2. 60c.
CHEESE Imported Swiss, JOc; Ameri
can Swiss, 36c; block Swiss, 24c; twins,
13c; daisies, 18o; triplets, 18c; Young
Americas. 19c: blue label brick, 18c; Urn
berger. 2-lb., 20c; New York white. 19c
nnoiesaio prices of beer cuts aueciivo
today in Omaha ore as follows:
BEEF CUTS-No. 1 ribs. 17c; No. 2.
14Hc; No. 3. llc. No. 1 loins. 19c: No. 2,
15ic: No. 3, 13c No. 1 chucks, 10c; No.
2, 9c; No. 3, 8c: No. 1 rounds, Uc;
No. 2. 12o: No. 8, llc. No. 1 plates,
9c; No, 2, iXa No. 3, 8c
The following prices are furnished by
the ailltnsky Fruit company:
FRUITS Apples: Extra fancy Wash
ington Jonathans, per box, $2.25; White
Winter Pearmalns, per box, $2.25; fancy
White Winter Pearmalns, per box, $2.00;
fancy Idaho Black Twig, per box, $2,00;
fancy Idaho Baldwins, per box, $2.00;
fancy Idaho York Imperials, per box,
$2.00; fancy Idaho Walbrldce, per box,
81.86; fahcy Idaho Willow Twigs, per box,
$L86; .fancy Idaho Smith Ciders, per box,
$1.86; extra fancy Idaho Northern Spy,
Qreenngs or Kings, per box. $2.00; extra
fancy Idaho Rarabos, per box, $125; extra
fancy Ben Davis, per box, $1.05; fancy
Ben Davis, per box, $160; choice Ben
Davis, per box. $1.40; No. 1 Ben Davie,
per bbl., $4.60; labeled Wine Baps, per
bbl., $6.50; labeled Qano, per bbl., $5.60.
Pears: Extra fancy Beurre Clalrgeau,
per box, $2.60. Oranges! Florida, 126, 150.
176, 200, 216 sizes, per box, $4.50; 250 size,
per box, $4.00; 283 size, per box, $3.50;
navals. 126, 150, 176, 200, 216 sizes, per box,
$4.60; 250 size, per box, $4.25; 283 size, per
box, $3.75; 324 size, per box, $3.00. Lemons!
Extra fancy Sunktst, 300s and 860s, per
box, $9.00; extra choice Red Ball, 300s and
SCOs, per box, $8.60. drapes: Extra fancy
Emperors, per crate, $2.00; Earl's Em
perors, per bbl., $4.00; Imported Malaga,
extra fancy, $7.00; fancy, $0.60; extra
choice, $6.00; choice. $5.50. Orapefrult:
Extra fancy Florida, 46 and 96, $4.75: St,
64 and 80, $5.00. Cranberries: Per box,
$2.75; Bell and Bugle, per bbl., $9.00: Bell
and Cherry, per bbl., $8.50; late Red. per
bbl., $8.25; Richard, per bbl., $3.00; ex
treme Jumbo, per bbl, $11.00.
VEGETABLES Potatoes: Genuine Red
River Early Ohio, per bu., $1.00; Rural or
Burbanks, per bu., 85c; Virginia sweet
potatoes, per bbl., $2.60; Delaware Jerseys,
per hamper, $1.25. Cabbage: Holland
seed, per lb., 2c; red, per lb., 3c Squash!
Per lb., 2c. Pumpkins: Per lb., l;a
Onions: California large yellow, per lb.,
2o; Ohio large Red Globe, per lb., 2c;
Spanish, per crate, $1.50; white boiling,
per lb., -Sc. Tomatoes: California, per
four-basket crate, $2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS-Callfornla figs, 13
12-oz, pkgs.. 86c; 50 6-oz. pkgs., $2.00; Cali
fornia black figs, 02 12-oz. pkgs., $1.00; 7.
crown imported figs, per lb., 18c; 3-crown
imported figs, per lb 18c; 7-crown pulled
figs (boxes weighing about 5 lbs.), Wc; 5.
orown pulled, figs (boxes weighing about
6 lbs.), 75o; 7-crown pulled figs (boxes
weighing about 10 oz.), per dor., $1.25;
Dromedary .brand dates, pkg,, $3.00; An
chor brand dates, pkg., $2.28; Hallowe'en
dates, per lb., 7c; parsnips, per lb., 2c:
carrots, per lb., 2c; beets, per lb., 2o; ruta
bagas, per lb., lc: California Jumbo
celery, per doz., Gc; Michigan celery, per
do., 35c; cider, per keg, $3.25; cider, per
halt bbl.. $5.75; shallots, per doz., 60c;
parsley, per doz., 40c; radishes, pr doz.,
SOc: head lettuce, per doz., $1.00; home
grown leaf lettuce, per doz., 40c; green
peppers, per basket. 50c; wax or green
beans, per hamper, $6.00; hothouse cucum
bers, per doz;, 75c to $1.50; cauliflower,
per crate, $3.25; Venetian garlic, per lb.,
l$o: eggplant, per doz., $2.00; horse
radish. 2 doz. bottles in case, per case,
$2.00; walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
19c; medium pecans, per lb., 13c; Jumbo
pecans, per lb., 15c; giant pecans, Louisi
ana paper shell, per lb., 25c; filberts, per
lb., 15o; Drake almonds, per lb., 18o; paper
shell, 23c; Brazils, per lb 18c; large
washed, per lb.. 19c; black walnuts, per
lb., 2c; raw No. i peanuts, per lb.. 7c:
Jumbo peanuts, per lb., so; roast peanuts
per lb.,'8c; shell bark hickory nuts, per
lb.. 6c; large hickory nuts, per lb., 4os
white rico popcorn, per lb., 4c; checkers,
per 100-pkg. ease. $3.60; checkers, per 60
pkg. case. $1.75.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-COTTON-FU-tures
closed steady: December, 12.95c;
July, 12.76c. Spot, quiet; middling, 13.30c;
UfarkAt r!njM4 fav n . .. it
-- : -7 j u. tin.
of 1 to 7 points.
LIVERPOOL Nov. M(Yrwnwon.i
ln. talrJtmKni' Pri?e" esler; middling,
J6.7-,1 K?25..m,ddJlS5- ViSA' middling
7.25d; low middling, 7.0Cd;. good ordinary
0.43d; ordinary. 6.03d. Sales, 10,000 bales.
1
Kansas City Grain nnd Prnvislons.
KANSAS CITYt Nov. 26. WHEAT
?fU,0, 5 nanI' aWSc; No. 2 red.
70c; No. 2 'white, teWWWxCi' 0. Z, 09
OAT-No. I white, 3340c; No. 2 mixed,
Closing prices of futures:
WiHEAT-December. 81c; May, WS
CORN-December. 65g69c; May, 72c
Liverpool Grain Blarket.
LIVEHPOOL. Nov. 26. WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. 1 Manitoba. 7s Hid; No. 2, 7s
ld. Futures steady; December, 7s lld:
March. 7s SKd; May, 7s 3d.
CORN Snot firm; American mixed. 6
5daAa tUU '"iurf" wk. Pecember,
4s 9d; January, 6s 'id.
NEW YORK JTOCK MARKET
Prices Drop Slightly, with Business
in Street Dull.
CONDITION OF STAGNATION
Heavy Ontllntr nf Money Cnntlnnrs,
Tilth I.nrsic Shipments nf Gold
to Cnnndn.
,NKW TORIC. Nov. 26.-Prlces droppetl
slightly today, In a dull and narrow
stock market. The upward spurt of
yesterday appeared to have exhausted the
buying power ot the market, which fell
back Into a condition of stagnation.
Money market conditions tended to re
strict speculation. The heavy outflow
of money continued with largo shipment
of gold to Canada. The amount en
gaged for the dominion today was $4,350,.
Ort), which brought up the total for tho
movement to $10,700,000, For San Fran
cisco $500,000 more was reserved, making
a total of $2,400,000. Several Influences
combined to bring about the large move
ment of gold to Canada. Heavy selling
ot Canadian grain bulls on the market,
against shipments of grain now coming
on through American ports; flotation ot
Canadian bond Issues abroad recently,
payment of the last Installment on tho
Canadian Pacific stock Issue and the In
creased gold requirement of Canadian
banks under the new banking law were
factors.
Call -money rose to 8 per cent, In re
sponse to the outward movement of
funds and preparations for Interest and
dividend payments, December 1. At the
close of November last year Call money
advanced, to 20 per cent.
Reports from tho steel trade Again
were pessimistic An estimate attributed
to an Independent steel manufacturer was
that over 50,000 steel workers had beon
laid off or wore working on short time.
8teel trade reviews were unfavorable, and
a largo shrinkage ln United States Steel s
unfilled tonnage was predicted for tho
next monthely statement. .
Bond prices were Irregular with no
ticeable pressure on United States Steel
5s. Total sales par value $1,140,000.
United State bonds were unchanged
on Cflll
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were: ....
BaW. HUh. tow CloM.
AmatmtJ Coppr
American Asrtcultnral
' 7.80Q JH 10 "
4iH
American lien nuiar
Amfrlcan Can
Arrxrlran Can pld........
Amtrlcan C. & K
American Cotton Oil
Am. lc Hacurltle
American I.lnnnl
American LotomotlT ...
American 8. & 11.......
American 8. It. pfd...
21
H
81
H
11 H
:m
s
MH
ca
iti
l.too .
......
too
!tt
4IH
rH
tM OH' MM
Am. Busar Ilennins
American T. T...
imarlran TAhacCO ..
107H
11IH UIH
... 1,(00 180
Anaconda Mlnlos Co.... l.tOO IJH
tt
MH
31
i
7
U7H
MH
Atehlton
Atchleon ptd ........
Atlantic Coait Lin,
naltlmore Ohio....
Ifcthlehtm Btetl
Ilrooklrn lUptd Tr..
Canadian Pacific ....
Central leather ....
ChMPtk & Ohio,,
rhlrivfi a. W. ...,..
100 tl
... k.
too
too
900
MU Ml
to 29H
17 a;
17
.... 4,800 tH $ HIH
... tOO I1H KM
X- .11..' . .'i'
l,..
H
1IH.
.....
crilcaio, M. ru. r....
Chlraso N. W. ........ ,
Colorado K. A I ,
Conaolldatol Qaa
Corn PreducU
Otlawar A Hudson
Denrer & Hlo Grand... .
Dcnter It. 0. ptd
Dlttlllera' Securltlea ....
Rrla
Erla lit nfd
too
MH
lttH
, n,
too neu iwu mh
soo IV H H
1H
7H
n4
too
too
400
ian
MM
41H
itH l
107, 41 ,
Erie Id Md
.... Silt
too 1MH ltlH 13H
aenersl Klectrlo ........
Greet Northern pfd
Greet Northern Or ctfi..
too IIH
500 aiH
11H
Illlnola central
10H
ItH
SI
101
II
7
f
Interboroush Met. .....
too
tOO
Jl
HH
lift
tSH
Inter. Met. ptd
International JUrreitcr
Inttr-Mirln pfd i...
International paper ..... ....
International IMimp
Kaneat City Bouthern
M
tOO Ul',1 KtH KtH
Laeled uaa
Lahlfh Vallex
IXHiUTIli a KaanTili
M., Bt. P. & B. Bt. M. ......
MliiourU K. A T
Mlitourt raelllo
National niacult
National Lead 400-
N. R. It. ot M. 2d pfd.. tOO
1I1H
1V
i
lit
4IH
11
4IH
II
New Torn central
N. Y., O., ft W
Norfolk Weetern 'tOO 104
MU,
..... la
103 lOtU
North American TOvj
Northern raclflo , too 107H 107 104(4
Pacific Mall t
Pennirlranla , 700 -1MH 10 lot
People' at , lit
p.. a. c. st. v.... tin
PttUburah Coal 1IH
Prentd Hleel Car ' SOT 23H tt
IMI man raiac car HI
Rcadins , 11,300 1M4 1B9U 160
Itepuhllc Iron A Steel , mu.
IlrpuMla I. & 8. pfd....
Itock Iiland Co
Itock Ialind Co. pfd.'....
St. L I t F. 2d pfd...
Seaboard Air Un. ......
Seaboard A. L. pfd,
Btoii-Sheffleld 8. A I...
Bouthern Pacific ,,,
Southern Hallway
Bo. nallwar Ptd
H
21
X
It
41
M
MH
21 H
7(Tt
l'JW
Ul
MH
5J
15H
104 H
4IH.
24H
IH
10H
trH
62K
S4H
4H
n
t.ooo t7s n
too TtH
400 2lS
too 11U
71
Trnneieei copper
Teia A Pacific
.12
Union Pacific
Union Taclflc pfd
United state Realty....
I.J00 151S 1S1
200 117 I1K
United State nuhber,.., 600
United Statu Steel IT. too
IIH
itH
tt
u. s, steel pfd . tan .101
Utah Conner Iliu iiu
Carolina cncmicai coo
MX
Wataah ,
t..l.
Wabaeh nfd ,
weatern Maryland !
9H
Weetlnthon Electric. .. ......
Wheeling lUk Erie,
nrw iiaTen ....,..,,,., 2,100
751, 'fj.'01" ,b 4r- ,h,f"'
TVe vrVork Money Market,
NEW YORK. Nov. 24. MONEY On
call, firm; 46 per cent; ruling- rate,
4Ji per cent; closing bid, 4?Ji pr cent.
iuumd, uiuij maijr inn ninety, aays.
6 per cent; six months, 44Qtf per cent.
64 Per cent. - ,,'.,,
STERLING EXCUANQE Weak; sixty
wif tftSr! demahd Lts39i Pommerclal
rjiis. t4.so. ?
8IL.VER-Dar. tSHc; Mexican dollars;
lreul2r3GOVenmn, 'Btedy; railroad,
CloiInK quotations on bonds today were
U. B. ref. ti re .7 K. C. Bo. ref. t... IH
do nt, . U coupon.. IT U 6". deb. 4t 1MJ..
V. B. ta res JJ2H N" nnl. 4. . SliJ
o ""POO JJJJJ'M. K. t T. lit 4. It
U. B. 4. res lltH "ta . 414. iu
do coupon "JHe.Mo. Paclfl. 4..... KL
Panama ! coupon.. .eflg con. t, 7trt
An. Aw f . . . 17 . n . . - . . " 'P
a. t. t. c. 4. mhs: V: s: 1: "h. ... "h
Am. ToUceo .... HIH e4o ab 4i IT
Armour & Co. 4H "Hn. V. N II ft'ii"
do er. 4. i60.,.' 4n. & W. lit e. 4a! tlH
do er. (., 100H do cr 4i . lftj
c.. k.,ut, Si?No- rlcifio 4 .:: Tt
D1I4A Ohio 4..,,.. 0H ej0 ... ij,,
do ih 'o. a. u ttti. 4i.;; til.
VrkifTaVcV..!r:,S,rcotnr: 5?'
do eonr. 4H..,., 71 do sen. ta.... ti
Chicago lc A. IH.. Bt. tl 8 W e U It
do sen. 4 to Bo. Pac. col 4a. ia
C M & 8 P e 4H .101H, do cr, J? ?,
C. n. I, A T. c. ta 11. 3 1st rf ii lilt
do rf. 4 71 Bo. nlllwlr l imS
C. A 8, r . 4H HH d, in tl 2
ri. tc R. a. ref. tt.. K do ct. 4i ant?
nutlller.' C 1H do lit J J 'ii" SI?
Erl P- I. tl H IT. B, II ubbir 41' 1 101
Iloaton Stock Market.
BOSTON, Nov. 26.-C1oslng quotations
on stocks were:
Allooei tOHVohawk su
Amal, Copper 70NT,da Con IIH
A. Z. U. ft 8 1) Nlpleitor illnn.. 7 lS-fg
Arltona Com, . . . H North llutt IIH
II. s O. O B. M. W N-orth Lake 1
C. It Arlion MHoid Dominion 47
Cl. Heel 4 Oareola c
Centennial HHOalnejr (4
Copper Itanse C. 0, HH Shannon u,
Eaet Butt C. M.,. tHSuperlor tlL
Franklin IV Superior V D. M.. . JM
Clranbr Con. HTamarack 77 . tl
?'.1f "S. HiVH- 8' R' M. 17
lei Roral Copper. itH do pfd UK
Kerr Lake tHutah Con, ju
Lak copper IHah Copper Co.,., 4lil
La Salle Copper... IH Winona .. ....... leT
Ulaml Copper 21HWolrerlna an
Ei-dlrldend.
Lornl Srcnrltlea.
Quotation furnlthed br Burn, lirlnker A. Co..
443 Omaha. National Unk building: '
Did. Aaked
Aerr Co. pfd. 7 per cent dock tt joo '
Beatrlc Creamery pfd ttH UK
Council Bluff O, & IS. I. 1121 (u ,
Columbua. Nb.. L, It. a P. la, I I) at
Chicago 1(7 Krlei A. 1M7 tl MH
IHwron rv.. Nth., Ct. llou la, lilt
Pr A Co f4. tlT
Kalrmont Crraintrr 4 rr rent sar. .
Fairmont Ovamtrr 7 pr cnl rfd ...
Itrborouh HaplJ Tr. ta, 4
lava Hr it U t. 1MI
Kaataa Cltr Mo., Hen. DU 4a, 1IH..
MldJI Wirt Vtllttlr . 111!
Omaha oa (a, 1U
Cltr ot Omaha ltd
rtmiha C n. Kt Hr. H, 1M
Omaha A C. n. Ft. Itf. Itd
Omaha A C. n ft. ltj. rom.. . ..
Omaha A C. P. H. D i.....
Omaha E. 1 V. I 1J
Pacific O. A K I p. e. notra, 1tt ..
Plate ot Cnlorailo Pumllna, . 1?...
saundm-Krnnedr tllds. t. e. rM .
Ran Frantlsni. Cat., (a. 1M0-1H
t'nlan PI oca Yir-dn IMk
llotkr XI t. rufl ta an4 bonut
Wxmor, Nb., It
M 1M
I T
i lei
too loiu
rm MH
It M
4S H
MM 7V
S
H 1M
Mil MH
U MH
S 44
(4 T
X) MH.
MH V
tl.ti.tS.1T
MH ioo
MH 100
M
..... V
M 100
I.nndnn Stork Mnrkrt.
LONDON, Nov. 86, American securities
openetl quiet and unchanged today. An
upward movement followed, but most of
the gains were lost under realising be
fore tho end of the first hour. At noon
the tone was steady and prices ranged
from unchanged to H above parity.
Consols for money. 73; consols for
account. "3 3-16. Uplon Pacific, 1KH. Uar
silver, steady; S7d. Stoney, 4tN. Dis
count, short bills, 5 per cent; three
months, 47k per cent.
Coffer Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-COFFEE The
circulation of December notices estimated
nt about 50,000 bags was accompanied by
considerable switching trom December to
later months In tho coffee market today,
but prices were generally higher on the
firmer cost and freight situation! cover
ing of shorts nnd trade buying. Futures
opened firm at nn advance ot 14 to 13
points and closed steady at a net ad-
vanco of 19 to 26 points. Sales, 192,450
January, $9.84; March, $10.13; May, $10.38;
ociuemoer, nj uciooer, iiu.m, npot,
firm; lUo, No. 7, 10c; Santos. No. 4,
12c. Mild, steady; Cordova, 13fJ16c
nominal.
Metnl Market,
NEW YOHK. Nov. M.-MBTAIS-iad,
quiet at $4.aJH.30; Ixmdon, 118 10s. Spelter,
quiet at $5.SWG.30; Ijndon. I016s. Cop
P'f. steady; standard spot to January.
$14.12trU.62; electrolytic, $14.7Mf 16.00;
lake. $l8.00tfi5.50. nominal; castlnB, $14.15
HH'.J.1.'! n1n ",ot n1 November,
$J9.6M7S9.S7; Pecomber and January,
$.6W9.S7. Antimony, dull; Cookson's,
$7.60tr7.70. iron, quiet, unchanged. Lon
don maarkets closed ns follows: Copper,
firm; spot 167 12s 6d. I'"itures, IC6 7s6d.
Tin, firm; spbt, 181. Kutures, lSll6c.
Iron, Cleveland warrants, t9s6d.
BT. LOUIS, Nov. SS.-METALS-Ivead,
quiet at $1.1S; anelter. slow at $5.0066.10.
Dry floods Mnrket,
NEAV YORK. Nov. 2a nm nrirtna-
Staple cotton hosiery will be opened for
inn uoramoer 1. a. 1 air auvnnco business
was done today an underu-nnr Una. rn
fall, 1311. Domestic embroideries for
spring Were In UOOd demand. IVnretnl
Jiar.n" wer8 lulet- Cotton yarns were
UUII.
Oils mid Itoaln.
NKP.V YOTlir TOnV fst rvrrrr Mt3tr.tr ti
OIL-eteady; prtmo summer yellow, $7.06
W7.1D; December, $7.C; March, $7.22; May,
$7.85,
ROSIN Quiet.
TURPENTINE Easy.
Evnpornted Annies nnd Dried Krnlts
NRW Vnnlf m mrinnnimni.
APPLES Quiet.
uuuau FRUITS Steady. Apricots,
ilrtn. Punrtin nulnt n Mil s,mim t . i
, - " avi a tvu -ClAI
ln. firm.
' Wool Mnrket
tmrintrm Irt Vf? KIh nn... . . . .
demand. Americana boujcht a ftjw sllpn
Slayer's Admission
Involves Organizers
of the Mine Workers
TRINIDAD. Colo.. Nov. MTv,i.
Zancanelll, Under arrest on the charge
01 assassinating Qeorco w. Belcher, a
detective, wo was shot to death on the
street hero on the nleht of November 90,
has inado a full confession, aiwnnllnv n
a slatoment mado lata today try Adjutant
uenerai John Chase.
The confession implicates I hr nrcrnnle;.
ers of thp United Mine Workers ot Amer
ica, who, Zancanelll declares, hired him
to meet the detective. The prisoner, in
his signed statement.- sava hv was irivan
$K In gold and promised tl .000 more. 11a
declares the plot to kilt Belcher was dis
cussed in the Miners' hall here on the
night of .November 17. After that, ho
says, he followed Belcher for threo days
before there was an opportunity to shoot
him.
Robert UPllch. organizer of district Nn.
16 of the United Mine Workors of Amer
ica and president of tho local Trinidad
union, was arrested tonight by the mili
tary authorities. The authnritlea rehia
to divulge the nature of tho charges on
wnicn nq is held.
Women Crowd to Hear
"Inner Studies" Read
CHICAGO, Nov. 26. A crowded audi
ence, many of the number being fashion
ably dressed women, massed ln the United
States district court here today to hear
the reading of "Inner Studies," the book
of Instructions of the Mazdaxnan .sun
worshippers' cult. The book has been
denounced as objectionable by the gov
ernment prosecutor, and Ottoman Zar
Adusht Hanlsh, leader of the cult. Is on
trial for sending It by oxpress In inter
state commerce, Hanlsh formerly was a
printer at Salt Lake Cl(y.
Judgo Mack suggested that women
leave the court room to avoid possible
embarrassment. None left.
Passages from "Inner Studies," as read
to the Jury, are:
"Every morning and evening the body
should bo aired, exposing it to the sun.
"Woman Is the temple of the living Qod,
for she Is the mother, the llfe-Klver.
"Oriental women are the most beauti
ful In the world, for the reason that they
walk In the air In a nude condition for
several hours each day,"
Hanlsh will attempt to prove that the
book Is a medical work and that his re
Ilglon Is baaed on the ethical teachings ot
Zoroaster,
Mayor Dahlman Sees
Sights of Washington
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Speclal Tel
egram.) Mayor and Mrs. Dahlman
reached Washington today and were en
Joying sightseeing with Representative
Lobeck as a guide.
Mayor Dahlman said ho would prob
ably remain here for the seaslon, of the
Rivers and Harbors congress next week.
They are stopping at the Raleigh.
EATER OF SQUIRREL EATING
BLIGHTED CHESTNUTS DEAD
QLATONBURY, Conn., Nov, 24-An-other
death attributed to the chestnut
blight, the fifth In the state this fall
from that cause, occurred here today.
Everett Hale, aged 30, was taken 111 last
night after eating a gray squirrel. The
attending physician gave the cause of
death as ptomaine poisoning, due to
blighted chestnuts which the squirrel had
eaten.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Active and Quarter to Fifty
Higher for Week.
HOCJS VERY SLOW AND LOWER
Sheep nnd I.nmli Mtendy or Ten to
rifteen lllnlter for the Week
Feeders Nrnrce and
Active Sellers.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. IS. 113.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday S,X 6.601 W.040
Official Tuesday , 2.S76 13,069 16,1)76
Estimate Wednesday.. 1,400 10,000 4.W0
Threo days this week 7,591 28.57J 8J.016
Fame daps lat week..lS.W) 13.601 47,0
fame days 2 wks. ago. 19.810 2J.SW 8T.4M
Samo days S wks. sko.1P.37 18.(40 S0,6i:
Same days 4 wks. ago.17,665 12.SS5 101,42$
Sf.mo days last year,.12,J.10 31.9W 35.8M
Tho following table shows the receipts
of cattlo, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with lost year:
101. 1911. Inc. Dec
Cattle (tS7,2fi M7.4W taw
Hogs 2,216,401 Itrt.VTt ....... S22.676
Ghp 3.021.180 3,764.237 2oG,W3
, The following table shows the range of
prices for hogs at tho South Omaha live
stock market for tho last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. I 1913. l12.lll. 11910. imw.llWW.
I1W7.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
6 63!
4 86
4 94
4 9)
481
4 64
463
4 49
4 33
4 OS
193
407
16
7 cef.
16
t
17.
IS.
19.
10.
6 64
6 691
67W
6 69
21,
6 76
Nov. S2.
Nov. 23
6 R7
Nov. 24
6 76
Nov. SB
6 62
Nov. 26
Sunday. Holiday.
... 1.1 it., .inek
at the Union Blook Yards. Bouth Omaha,
nsD ror iwsniy-iour uours
3 o'clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARE.
Cattle.' Hogs. Sheep.
C. M. & St. 1'. Uy ! 1
Wabash Ry i
Missouri Paolflo Ry
Union I'aclflo Ry 27 J
C. & N.-W., cast 6 1
C. & N.-W., west 7 41 J
C, BU V., M. & O. Ry 7 6..
C, H. A Q., cast. 6 6
C, II, & q., westt S4 58 4
C, It. I. & P.. east 3 15 .6
C, It. I, & P.. west 2 1 ..
Illinois Central Ry 11..
C. Q. W. Ry 14..
Total receipt 63
133
23
D1SPOSITION-IIKAD.
cattle, nogs.
Bhoep.
630
6C
1,634
1,677
Morns i -o,.........t...
Swift & Co
Ctidahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co.....
Schwarta & Co
J. W, Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co
So. Omaha Packing Co.
llonton, Van H. & Lush
Hill & Son
V. a. Lewis
Huston & Co -.....
J. n. Root & Co
J, H, Uulla
Rosenstock Hroa..
McCreary & Kellogg..,.
H. T. Hamilton
Bulllvan Bros
Rothschild
Mo. & Knn.-Cal. Co.,,,
Christie
Hlgglns
Huff man
Tanner ,
Harvey
ICrcbs
Other buyers ,
30.1
1.463
407
330
v2
2,083
3,000
2,6!
138
874
7
4
6
63
D7
7
W
12
32
23
Ul
1
9
43
1
1
3
1
34
3
173
2.063
Totals 1,763 10,818 6,430
CATTLE Receipts were Very light
today, only fifty-six cars being reported
In. As a result ot the run the 'm&rkot
was good and strong and practically
everything nt.all desirable sold at prices
a little stronger again than yesterday.
It Is earn to say that the market on kill
ing cattle Is KtfTSOc hls-hcr than the low
point last week.
win e the market at this point has
advanced sharply during the present
week, owing to lighter receipts every
where. It would bo well for the country
to Dear in mind that during tho coming
week tho bis; stock show will be held at
Chicago. The entries this year have been
very large, and if shlDDers follow the
samo policy as In recent years, the Chicago
montei win ne neaviiy suppnea witn cai
tie. It hardly ever falls that during the
live stock show at Chicago the packers
take advantage ot the big receipts to
force a sharp reduction In prices. Ship
pers should alsn bear In mind that the
recent decline In cattle nt all market
points was due almost entirely to the
fact that tho Chicago market was
flooded all during December, with the
trade ln a stato of chronlo demoralisation.
Tho weak and unsatisfactory condition
01 me i:nicago marKet gave an otner
marxeis a lower tendency, in view or
these facts It would seem to stand ship,
tiers In hand to exercise some caution in
the matter of shipments to Chicago.
muoiauons on cattle: uood to choice
beet steers, tS.0OQ4.7S; fair to good beet
steers, J7.t0iff8.00; common to fair beet
steers, 18.0037.60; ialr to choleo yearlings,
$3 2609.23; good to choice rangers, fl.WlP
7.90; fair to good rangers, t6.6OS7.00; com
mon to fair rangers, J6.7W.00; good to
noice cornieo. ncuors, i.M)sr(.&u; good to
choice grass heifers, K.2&!f7.00; good to
choice cows, t5.75CJ.X; fair to good
grades, t5.006Jc.76; common to fair grades,
14O0IU&.6Q; good to choice stockers and
feeders, M. 6007.50; fair to good Blockers
and feeders, t8.O0tf4.50: common to fair
stockers and feeders, 36.6666.00; stock cows
and heifers, t4.G084.30; veal calves, to.KK
10.0Q; bulls, stags etc, t4.6OQ6.00.
Representative sales;
BEEF HTBEHS.
No, At, Pr. No, At. Pr.
1 10 tM 21 ltd III
9 ta w 11 1100 1 to
1 ...,.1031 1 II ,, S 100
a,, 110 t 1
II 10M T 14
ll 11(1 7 4
it 1011 T II
11 1JJ1 1 la
11 mi 1 11
i ins 1 46
STRERB AND HEIFERS.
J 791 7 W
1:4 4 tt
t.
135 8 76
1110 I II
1110 1 to
1015 6 to
..I.., tit 1 to
1111 t 10
1000 t 11
tit 1 20
nto t 21
..,.. mi
1230 C 40
UtO I 40
,...,.1070 U
T40 (40
TM t 40
414 . 6 M
jlOOO I 10
I2M I 00
WW I 00
mo 00
..... IM t 40
1190 10
ISOt IS
11 jo 4 tt
...... u 4 to
11H I 00
ISO 1 00
tM I 00
7K 6 40
t:o t to
1000 I M
10U & M
. 1040 I 70
1
1
II
4..,
20
1
I
1
0
I
i. ...
7. ...
ij!!i
1....
..,.,.1031 171
1.
HEIFEKS.
.... 474 t 00
.... 171 I 10
.... ui t rs
.... 11 t s
100 1 11
1
1
1
II
1..
BULLS.
. IM I 00
. 150 I
, 100 6 40
1.
1
2
1
1
1
... u
1.
1
1
1
. 410 I 10
I::::
.12M I Tl
.UtO I TI
CALVES,
1
1
1
7
2
1
1
1
, 290 U
.140 I t J
1 170 I to
1 , 2M t tt
1 260 t M
in in
(20 7 U
1.
310 t 10
210
7 W
110 1 to
110 t lo
US t 7t
IM ITS
114 7I
110 t T5
200 10 00
412 7 U
, 210 7 75
170 I 00
no 1 to
144 I 60
110 I to
170 I 10
I........t.
I. ..........
1.
2...
I...
2...
II...
1...
II...
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
.. TOO I tS
.,160 t W
II...
.. 470 I I
., 70 IM
.. (20 T 00
.. (IT 7 00
I.
1.
4.
era a
70 I
190 t 75
I
111 7 00
Charles Avery. Nebraska.
79 feeders.. 1016 7 00 20 steers.... 1238 6 86
63 cows 1067 6 00 17 cows 1030 6 60
MONTANA.
3 steers. .. 1106 7 10 6 c & h... 681 6 GO
44 steers.. ..1173 7 20
WYOM1NO
13 feeders.. 760 6 90 43 feeders.. 813 6 85
3 feeders.. 863 6 00
HOGS There was a fairly liberal run
ln sight this morning, about 133 cars, or
1U.WJ0 neaa, ceing reported in. , i'or the
three days the total is 28,675, about 1.000
smaller than a week ago and over 3.000
lighter than for the corresponding days
of lost year.
Packers were very bearish this morn
ing and outside of a tew loads bought
by shippers nothing much was done be
ore 10 o'clock. What stuff was taken
7 62 tti I 74
7 916K7M7J7
7 93 I1 736 796
6 S3 7 44 7 tl
779SS07U7 99
7 71 7 20 7 94
7 73 ' T96
7 70 6 13 7 08
7 60 6 IK 6 8S 7 83
767S(16837S9
6 24 7 V7
7 60 6 19 71 ,
7 47 83 s 04
by outside buyers looked to be steady ta
a nickel lower, but when packers began
bidding, prices offered for heavies and
butchers were fully a dime lower. Sales
men had been expecting prices as good
as yesterday's, nnd they were not In
clined to make any concessions, but
values fatted to Improve and In the end
they were forced to tut loose at tho
decline named, nulk of the weighty ot
tering movi at 17.407r7.b5 with several
loads selling at 87.60, the top.
Light hogs weighing from ISO to 214
rounds were sold nt about the same de
cline as the heavtce. The mixed and un
derwelght stuff, running down into pigs,
lauea 10 uo even tms wen, ana it was m
general opinion that ln many coses hogs
of this weight were as much as 23c lower.
moi ot these sales landed at a range ot
I7.0&rr7.s.", They moved very slowly and
It was late before anything like a clear
ance was made. Pigs were In poor de
mand, and the moderate supply on sale
moved at a docllne of anywhere from a
quarter to In some cases as much as 60c
Representative sates:
No. At, Bh, Pr. No. At. 6h. IT.
100 141 ... I TO II MS 110 7 4t
81 1ST ... ( II Tt 140 140 T U
It., 1U ... 7 Ofl II 40 7 46
It 114 ... 7 00 II 277 200 7 SO
tl. 114 ... 7 00 71 Ill 10 T SO
110 Ill .., 7 10 17. ...... I) SO 7 M
II 171 ... 7 It 41 171 ... 7 10
41 210 T IS II 141 ... T 60
to ITS ... 7 M It. IK ... 7 10
U Ill ... 710 10 11 10 7 10
IS 1.117 ... 7 IS 41 1U 110 7 10
tl Ill 80 7 IS 70 5 SO T 60
M 114 40 7 11 rl IM 40 7 SO
W UI M 7 IS St.. Ill IK Hi
It U7 N IN 11.,,... .SSI ... 711
a Ill ... 7 10 (4 240 7 IS
tl ill to 7 10 to 27 200 T SS
TS Itl 10 7 10 It Ill 140 7 M
M lit ... 7 10 M lit 0 I IS
It 117 ... 7 to 11 tSS ... T IS
tt lit SO 7 15 4T 1ST 110 T It
II 2M ... 1 IS IT t 110 7 65
57 Ill M 7 S3 14 17! 140 7 SS
10 117 M 7 35 60 SIS 10 7 U
H Ml 10 7 IS Tl 2SI ... T 68
It.. ..i. .207 ... 7 IS lie itOI 110 7 M
U til 100 7 IS II 171 40 T tt
T4 too M T IS U....,l.Vt 10 7 tt
..... ..117 40 7 40 67.......WJ IOO 7 II
!.. 110 ... 7 40 10 101 140 7 IS
17 Ill 119 7 40 (1 2S7 200 7 SS
II ttO 120 7 4a II 24 210 7 SI
14 221 210 7 40 41 277 ... 7 tt
19 207 ... 7 40 Tl !a 40 1 U
70-... ..Ill ... T 40 ! Ill 110 7 M
tl 110 M 7 40 II .in SO T to
41 117 40. T IJVi 74 110. T CO
41 Ill ... 7 41 tl Ill II it)
( .140 10 7 45 41. ..I...409' v 4 0
10 .116 ... 7 44
nun.
14 IS ... 6 00 K 114 ... 4 38
IS 71 ... tOO !..., ...Ill ... (40
0, ...... II ... 5 39 II 121 ...
0 11! ... t M It 141 ... (M
4( 105 ... t 71 . I ..Ill ... I 14
Ill ... 100 TS Ill ... IM
111 HI ... 10 71 1 W
10 lit ... ( 26 101 UO ... I K
HlirSISP It was laruelv a nre-holIdaT
affair In the sheep barn this morning, aa
most ot tho packers had only a certain
number of orders to fill Receipts were)
not qulta up to expectations, the estl.
mate being around 4,000 head, which,
whllo considerably short ot a week and,
two weeks ago, were llltlo larger than on
the day that preceded Thanksgiving hurt
yeBr . . ..- ....
As usual or laie, rcoiiy cnoreo emu
was In very meager supply, consequently
was ln good request , on the part of tho
packer buyers at prices fully steady with
yestorday. Anything coming back from
the country only halt fat did npt meet
With as ready sale, which has been the
case for several days back. Fed western
lambs and ewes made up the bulk of
the offering and these were disposed ot
during, the first hours. Three double
uOCKB OT lea western law., noimuna
pounds sold straight at 87.60 and others
not quite as good changed hands at 37.4a
What fat ewes were here moved ar&und
1.004H23. Two double decks of fed west
ern yearling also sold at 16.00.
Bo far trade for ine wees nas oeen
fairly satisfactory, prevailing prieea on
tut Inmha and ewes being about 10315a
higher than the close of last wesk.
Trade-in feedors continued to snow no
Important changes this, morning, thero
being, aa a matter ot fact, not enough
feeder offerings here to make a market.
Quotations remain practically, the same
as at the closo ot last week.
quotations on sheep and lambs! Lambs,
good to choice, S7.36O7.60: lambs, fair to
good, t6.764y7.S5: Iambs, culls, 25.6O.0O;
rambs. feedsrs, 6.&O6,60; yearlings, light,
W.754W.0Q; yearlings, heavy, to.60H5.76;
yearltngB. feeders, 34.se6.4ej wethers,
good to choice, t4.SS4jM.00; wethers, fair
to gooa, 4.WW4.i weinwa, B4?Si7?r
4.M; ewes, good to choice, tt.269f.60;
owes, ralr to good. IJ.5i4jN.S8;. owes, feed
ers. S3.Ktr3.75.
Representative saieii
No. -Av. IT.
209 eornfed Umbs 7S 7 50
BftO comfed lambs ,. 7 60
167 eornfed lambs , W 4 35
216 eornfed lambs W i 35
24 eornfed lambs . 4
138 eornfed lambs 96 4 35
1K Knmfivl venrllnirs BO 0 V
130 eornfed yearllnga W J S3
168 cornred yeorungs ............. jo w
m eornfed yearlings 86 6 09
1G6 eornfed lambs 81 7 69,
165 rprnfed lamos , i i
106ctrnfcd lambs J 7 3o
11 eornfed Iambs 70 7 36
169 eornfed lambs 6B 8 75
145 cornfod lambs f: ? S
168 eornfed lambs 61
105 eornfed lambo
216 cornfod lambs ...,.., 65 C 60
CHICAGO LIVE BTOCK, MARKET
e
Cattle Btrona- to Fifteen Cents
Higher Hons Open Iltsher.
CHICAGO. Nov. 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 11,000 head; market strong to 15o
higher; beeves, 8O.0O-9.CO; Texas steers,
14.4077.00: wostorn steers, t6.to4i7.80:
stockers and feeders, Jt.804J7.40; cows and
heifers, SXXfl&lS; calves, t7.0O8U.0Q.
HOGS Receipts, S3,08o head; market
opened 10a higher, advance mostly lost;
bulk of sales, t7.60S7.SO; light. S7.1037.70;
mixed, S7.36e7.S0: heavy, 7.3&87.70i rough,
S7.364P7.46: pigs, t400l90.
BHBEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 28,060
head; market strong to 16c higher; native,
tl.0036.10; western, t4-0O5.10; yearlings,
iC.Xtta.GD: native lambs. t6.0097.SO; west
ern, t6.00Q7.S0.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 28. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,000 head; market steady to lOo
higher. Prime fed steers, t3.269.09;
dressed beet steers H76OS.30; western
steers, t&oOQ&OO; southern trteers, t5.60t
7.60; cows, StatW.7.5; heifers, t5.60t5f8.60;
stockers and feeders, 86 60070; bulls, 85.00
O6.40; calves, t6.0OS9.bO.
11003 Receipts, 9,600 head; market
steady to 10c lower: bulk ot sales, J7 l6tP
7.00; heavy, t7.6OQ7.60; packers and butch
ers, S7.86tf7.62 ',,! light, 17.16(37.60: pigs,
S5.60&7.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,600
head; market 10a to 16a higher; lambs,
S7.UKi7.76; yearlings, S5.2SCi6.00; wethers,
tl.&OtfCa; ewes, tl.00tiH.60.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS, Nov. M. CATTLE-Ra-celpts,
1,100 head; market, strong; .good
to choice steers. t8.25t&60; stockers and
feeders, S5.00S7.60; cows and heifers. 84.23
438.36; bulls, ti.7DS7.00; calves, t6.0OS10.0O;
southern steers, t5.75S7.00; cows and heif
ers. t4.00S4.00.
HOOS Receipts, 8.500 head: market
steady; pigs and lights. S5.76S7.70; mixed
and butchers, 37.69S7.S0; good heavy. S7.70
7.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,800
head; market, lOUlSc higher; muttons,
S3.76S4.00; yearlings, t5.0Og.00; lambs.
t5.25S7.75
Sloox Cltr Live Stock Market,
BIOX CITY, Nov. 31. CATTLIO Mar
ket steady: native steers, S7.10S7.E0; can
ners, t3.60tf4.00; calves, 6.COQ7.00; bulls,
stags, etc. S4.50S1.15.
HOGS Receipts, 4,500 head; market 10a
lower; heavy. S7.00S7.S5: mixed, S7.35S7 45;
light, S7.45S7.66; bulk ot sales, S7.SS750.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.000
head; market steady; ted muttons. t5.6fto
6.00; wethers. S4.60S&00; ewes, tlTtfi-tW;
lambs, S9.00S7 50.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH, Nov. 30. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 600 head; market, 40315c higher;
steers, S5.00S&T5; cows and heifers, S4.00
$8.30; calves, S4.6OS8.60:
1IOGS Receipts, 8.000 head; market,
steady to weak; top, 37.70; bulk, 17.260
"SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600
headmarket strong to 10c higher; Umbs,
' Lire Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live etock at the tlx prin
cipal market points:
CattltV Hogs. Sheep.
Sioux City ear 4,500 2,000
St Louis 1,100 8.500 1.800
aKnsas City 4,000 9,500 8,50)
Chicago 11.000 33.0CO 23,00)
St. Joseph 600 8.000 600
South Omaha 1,400 10,000 4,000
Totals , 18,600 73.6po JI.S00