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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 191tf.
IIVE STOCK-MARKET
Cattle Fairly Active at About
. Steady Prices Sheep Ten
to Fifteen Cents Higher.
BOGS FIVE TO TEN HIGHEB
Omaha, November St, 1611.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs- Sheep.
Official Monday 14,400 11,661 11,111
Estimate Tueeday I.OOS 14.104 1MH
Two days this week..M.M 10.061 IIJ1I
Rama days last mk.ll,lll 10.061 11.271
a me dan I wka. ao.. 11,114 11,744 10,040
Same days I whs. ate. . IT.H7 1I.IJI 41.2(4
Kama dan 4 wka. aio.17.K4 11. m 6t,;l
Same dan laat year, ..11.441 1,070 16,641
Receipts and disposition of lira atoek at
the Union Stork yards, Omaha, Neb., for
twenty-tour hours ending at S o'clock yea-
loroay:
RBCBI"T-CAM.
Cattle. Hoaa. Sheep. H'fl.
C... V SL P.
11
Wabash . .
Missouri Pacific...
Union Paclfle
CAN. W., eaat...
CAN. W.. west..'.
C, SI. P., MAO..
C, B. 4V Q.. eaat ...
C, B. Jt Q.. weat..
C, R. I. P., eaat..
C, R. I. P. west. .
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. West..
I
I
41
II
"
' IS
41
II
Total receipts.... 114 lot II
DISPOSITION HBAD,
' e Cattla. Hon Sheep.
Morris ft CO... 1.1H
Swift & Company. ...1,111
ClHlaby Packing Co.. 1.141
Armour 4 Co.... 2,111
Schwarts A Co , ....
1.111
I.lf7
1.103
1.540
1,101
4,412
3.117
111
1.121
4,174
I. w. Murphy ..
Morrall
Lincoln Packing Co.
B. Omaha Packing Co
Banlnger at Oliver...
W. B. Vaasant Co. . .
I
14
10
127
71
Benton. Vansaat.Loaa)
Ti
r. B. Lewis.
III
114
Jt B. Root ft Co
J. K. Bella
Roeenatock Bros
T. a. Kellogg
Wertbelraer Dsgea
H. r. Hamilton
Sullivan Broa
Rothschild Kress..
Mo. Kaa. Calf Co.,
Christie
H(glns
Huffman
Roth ,
Meyers
Baker
Banner Broa ,
John Hervey , ,
Deanle Francis.
Kilns
114
III
111
110
141
. 101
. 71
. Ill
. II
T
: M;
.1.117
Jensen Ll
ffPtf .......
Other buyers
4,147
.Touts ..11,111 11,471 14.741
' Cattle- Reeel sis were larce again today.
taking the total ran for the two dan !!.
400 bead, tba largest alnoe three wesks ago
and o.aoo bead larger tbaa a year ass.
Tba dsmand was Quito brisk and a large
poreeotago of the cattle changed hands In
good saaaon In the morning, tba markst
being considerably mora active than roster
day. Prices paid ware about the asms as
those prove! ring on Monday, Quality of ths
cattle on an average waa poor, there being
nothing vary oholco In sight, although there
were some heavy eattle good enough to brute
10.10 .
. Cow's and helfero sold about tho earns at
beef steers, and the same waa true of feed
ore, although the feeder trade, eepeelally on
uto common grades, waa a little alow.
Quotations oa eattlol Oood to
oamfoda. Iie.oeejll.iei fair to good earn
feds, !1II10 00: common te fair oemfeda,
M.tol.lli fancy heavy greasers, ll.tle?
10 00; good to choice grass beeves. 7.fi
1.10: fur to good grass boons, I4.7IT.7S
eommon to fair, II. 714. 71: good to choice
heifers, I.II7.1I good to choice cows.
M.10O7.00: fair to good cows. ll.7SVi.io:
common to fair sown, $l.llI.IO good to
choice feeders, I7.W0J1.00; fair to good
feeders. 10.710)7,10; common to fair feed
ers. o.io)i.7ii good te choice stockara.
n.tOOl.OO; stock helfero, ll.00SM.ll; stock
saws. ti.ioojles: stock salves, ll. oof l. 00:
JJjj calves. II.I00) 10.001 poof bulla, t.6l
Hsprtssatstlva sales: '
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr.
No,
Av.
11....... Oil 11 11
14..,. A,
11
Ill l 40
731 70
oj...,...ioto i to
1J. ...... 170
11.. ,,.,.1011
10. Ml
...... ..1040
20.. 1271
17 ..1331
71
14 I7t
40 1031
14 itsi
14 1111
,11. ...... 1 1 BT
11
t 11
I 10
I 00
10
70
(
I il
I 40
1 10
7 II
7 71
I 10
I 15 IS....... Ill
HEIFERS.
.. Ill I 71 . 40.,..,,. (II
.. lit 00 .; ' Ill'
.. Ill 0 10 7 141
BULLS.
If.:
10..
a..
11..
T. .
..1130 I 10 .
.,, CALVES.' . ,
.. 310 4 10 . II.'..,... 104 II
.. 431 til , 1. ...... 310 I 31
..143 I ID 3. ...... 310 71
NEBRASKA
21 helfero. Oil T 00 17 cows. ... 104. 4 II
41 steers.. 070 7 71 33 steers. .1121 170
IDAHO.
41, steers.. 141 I M 10 steers.. Ill I 10
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Meteors.. (II I 71 21 steers.. 117 M
-. Hogs The banner run of hogs for the
season to date put In Its appearance this
morning, wnen lis cars, or some 14,600 bead,
were reported la. For the week so far eup
pllea an the largest In months, receipts hsv.
Ing been IMI1 head, as compared with
20.161 last week, 11,744 two woeka ago, and
I, 070 a year ago.
.'Ueneral conditions wen pretty much re
versed this morning, and an upturn was
noted all along the Una. Supplies were heavy
at nearly all point, but on ths strength of
a tig provision sdvanea moat markets closed
active and stronger yesterday, and the out
look for today was decidedly bullish. With
early everything against them, buyers mads
concessions fairly early, and dealrable bogs,
especially the weightier grades, started mov
ing oarly at SO 10c higher prloea.
Considering ths breadth of the supply,
the market for light hogs proved to be
fairly satisfactory la most cases, but It was
almost ss uneven as yeeterday'a, and com
paring the two dan was almost an Impossi
bility, A great many aalas wars fully steady
with the earlier trade. and the genenl
market for lights waa as much belter than
yesterday's close that then waa no compari
son. Just aa an example, hoga that were
carried over ' under blda of around tl.oo
brot-erht 11.1690.41 this morning. Of course,
la some caees lights wen hard to move to
day, aad some eepeelally underweight kinds
nmatned In firat hands all fonnoon. but
gsnonlly speaking prices won ooneldenbly
belter than yesterday and monment waa a
good deal livelier.
Heavy hogs were, as noted, 1910c up.
and. the average promised to figure thst
much better. Bulk of all ths sales was
mads at It 101 70. and tops reached 11.10.
Heavy bogo an In no Cass mors than
le below laat week'a close, and In more than
one leetance loday'a sales wen steady with
Saturday. Llghta an, of coons, still quite
a bit lower than last week.
.Representative aalos:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. . No Av. Sh. Pr.
II. .Ill ... 10 00 101.'. Ill 40 II 11
70. .101 IM I 10 , 11. .Ill ... til
03.. 174. ... 31 t M..100 ... I 40
17.. 141 100 III I 74. .313 40 1 10
14. .110 . II I II 73. .321 ... I 10
14. .301 ... 0 IS 17. .101 0 110
II. .100 IM I II 31. .Ill ... I II
r: , - '.,J ' PIGS. '
10.. II ... 7 If 11. .117 I M
30.. 121 I. I 71
Sheep The fat lamb market waa a little
more active than ynterday. but at that tt
wae well along In the forenoon before murh
of an Idea could be gained of what the
general market would be. Sellers all had
bullish notions, and white the first packer
ogen wen la moot oaaes little better than
steady, they had to raise their hands be.
fore they wen able to do much, and when
fhret lambs sold It waa oa a 11011c. higher
beele. In fact, actual prices looked even
mors than that, a number of eales being
reported aa high as 111.71 before 11 o'clock
out genenl duality waa Improved.
Before a clearance wss made eslee at
III. 71 wen plentiful, and a deck, touched
til. to. A pretty good kind was bought
St f 11.600)11.00, with some that lacked, uo
leh under that- The advance waa Just aa
marked In aged aheep as It waa la lamba.
vpturna of 10013c being quotable. A good
kind of ewee made at 17.160)7.11, while a
deck of fed yearlings touched 10.76, a quar
ter above the beet pnvlous price of the
season, and a now record for this tints of
year.
The feeder demand was Just as broad'
aa It was Monday, and. whlls feeder off.
anngs wen fair, compared with the total
run, then wen not enough to go anund,
ted prices shared tho advance noted la
illlng grades. Bulk of the offerings waa
of a desirable dees, selling from 110.60 up,
with several loads as high aa 110.10, which
rettabtlehea a new record. Feeding ewee
aro too ecerce to bo worthy of mention
breeder buyen on getting a few aged
wee that an not a great deal men than
feeden. Some on this order brought 17 II
this morning. .
. . Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice. 111. 10011. 10: lambs, fair
ea good. I11.IO01L6O; lambs, feeders. II 60
010-10: yearllnge, good to choice, 10 Ho
1,76; resrilngs, fair to good, 17.1601.71;
rearllnss. reedera. 17.SftAI.10: wethers, fall
to rholce, f7.OOgl.6A; ewea. rood to choice,
I7.607.76; ewea. fair to rood, HUOIH
ewea. plain to cslle. 14.0001. 71: awea. (red
in. I4.600rl.lt; awea, b reedera, all ages.
IO.OOtll.60.
Representative aalea:
No.
A v.
Pr.
12 fed ewea ,
I 7
201 rllpper lemba....
361 fed lamhe
45 fed lamba., ,
130 fed lamba
M
II 40
71
11 11
11 (0
300 Wyoming feeder lamba 03
10 II
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady, Hoga Steady. Sheep Strong.
Chleaen. Nov. 21. Hnas Rer.elDtn. 42.
000; eteady at, yesterrtay'e average to 6e
manor; ouia, . ....i .
66; mlted, ll.060.06; hesvr. II 100
10.00: nuah. 10.10 0 0.60: pigs, 10.2600.26.
Celtic Receipts, 11.000; stesdy. Nstlve
beef cattle. IS.00011.00: western oteers.
11.00010.20; otocken and feeden. 14.160
7.70: cows and heifen, 13.1601.60; calvea,
10.00013.00.
Sheet, Receipts, 11,000; strong; wsthers.
17.7601.71; awn, 14.4007.10: lamba, 11.26
011.16.
St. Lsnls Llvo Mock Market.
SL Louis. Nov. 11. Hose RecelDtl, 11,
100; higher; lights, IO.160I.1O; pigs, 10.76
01.00; mlsed and butchers, 11.160 10.00;
bulk. 11.1601.16.
Csttle Receipts. 1,100: stesdy. Native
beef steers, I7.SO011.IO; yearling steen and
neiren. oi.oovii.oe: cows. oe.evvi.iB
Blockers and feeden. 16.1007.10; prime
eouthern etoen. II. 0001.00: cows and hetf
en. 14.1007.10; prims yearling steen and
heifers. 17.1001.00; native celves, 10.00
011.71.
Sheet) Receipts, I.IM; stesdy, 16c high
er. Lamb. 17.60011.06; own, 11.7107.30;
yearllnge, 11.000 10.00.
City Un Stack Market.
Kansas City. Nov. 21. Hogs Rerelpts,
33,000; higher: bulk, 10.4000.00; heavy,
11.100 10.00; peckers and butchers. 11.000
0.16: lights, 10.1001.10: pigs. 17.1001.76.
Cattle Receipts, 17,000: best, stesdy;
othera weak to 10c lower, prime red eteen.
110.10011.71; dreeeed beef eteen. 17.600
10.261 western steen, 10.60010.36: cowe.
14.7601.60; heifers, 11.100 10.00; Blockers
and feeders, 16.1007.71; bulk, 15.0007.08
salves. 11.10011.00.
nneep Receipts, i.ooo; nigner ismos.
11. 00011.71; yearlings, 11.76010.00; weth
ers, 17.60 01.10: swea, 10.7607.71.
Sioax City Uvo Stock Markst.
Slonx City, la.. Nov. II. Hogs Receipts.
I.t00 markst 10c higher; light, 11.760
1.41; mlsed, 11.4101.00; heavy. 11.000
0.00; bulk of aalea, 10.4001.16.
Cattle Receipts, 1.100: market stesdy:
beef stoen, 11.7600.16: butchan, 11.400
4.76; cannon, 10.0001. IS; calves, 11.000
1.10: bulls, stags, etc.. I6.360l.26: feeding
cows and heifen, 14.1601. 40.
s, 400: market 10c to 16c
higher; awn, IS.26 0 7..?! lambs, . 11.10
011.10.
St, Joseph Live Stock Market.
SL Joseph, Hi., Nov. 11. Csttle Re-
oslpts, 1,600 heed; markst stesdy; steen,
10.600 10.10: cows sad heifen, 14.36010.00;
calves, 17.00 0 13.00,
Hogs Receipts. 16,000 head: market
1010c higher; top, 10.11; bulk of sales,
I 1101 71.
Sheen and Letmna Receints. 200 head:
market 1010c higher; lambs, (11.16011.71;
owes, 1.1607.16,
Uvs Stock hi Sight.
Receipts of live stock st ths fivs prin
cipal western markets yeeterdey:
cattle. Hogs.
Sheep,
16.000
1,000
1,200
11,600
400
Chicago
11,000
17,000
42,000
11,000
16,100
14,100
1,600
Kansas city
St. Louts
Omaha
Sleu City...
1,100
1,000
1,110 '
Tota
41,300 104,100 34,100
NEW TOBK fcKNBRAL MARKET.
Oiterabtf Advsxit Opening
Nsw York, Nov. tl. Flour Unsettled,
Wheat Spot easy: No. 1 durum. .1.14
No, t hard, tl.19; No. X northern, Duluth,
IZ.011 No. 1 northern, Manitoba, 106,
o. h,i 11 nw lorn, ..
Corn Spot, easy; No, t yellow. II. 13,
ten-aay smpmencs, 0. 1. r.. New Torn,
uata -Hpot, easy; Standard. 83e.
Hay rirm: .,. 1. ll.10Ol.16: No. I.
fl,06; No. 1, 95e; shipping. 10016c.
Hopssteady; state, common to choice.
ltll, 46t60o; 1116. I016o PaclAo coast,
1910. 13016U1 1915. fttllo.
Hides Firm. Bogota. 44 0 46e:,Cnlral
America, e.
Leathur Firm, hemlock Trats, Uc: 1
onds, 10c, -
Provisions Pork, steady: mess. 131. 100
si.vt; ram.iy, sai. 00014. 00; spot, cieaar,
139.060.1. 09. Beef, steady: mess. 128.000
Sl.tOi family, 926.60037.00. Lard, barely
steaay; middle west, flT.10017.10.
Tallow Quiet city. He, nominal; coun
try. ll40Uc. special, 11 lie.
Butt sr Firm: receipts. 14,111 tuba:
creamery, 410420; firsts, 310410; aeo
onds, 1703144c?
Kgtfi Steady; receipts. 0.188 cafes: fresh
gainereu, extra nne, footoc; extra Brats,
404?e; Arsis, 42044c; seconds, IS94I0;
nearby hennery, whites, fine to fsncy, 660
71c: nearby hennery, browns. 6O06lu
Cheese Firm: rocelnta. 4.014 batata: atate.
fresh, speclal,4 0 34 0; same, average
saner, so.
Poultry Live, steady: no prices settled
Dressed, strong; chickens, 2O031ot fowl,'
itf'ivi .uraeys, 120.1c,
Kansas City Ueerl Marital.
Kansas City, Nov. 31. Wheat: No. I
hard, 91.1301.99: No. t red, $1.8901.97;
December, 11.11 1.91ft; May, f 1.940
1.94. -
Cora No. 9 mixed, 960940; No. I
white, 99c: No. I yellow, 96097ei Decem
ber, l0llc: May, 9303Q.
Data No. I white, 970 o; No. t
mixed, to7o.
Butter Craamery, lOo; firsts, 81c; oec
onds, 17c: paoktng, lie. -
Bggs Firsts, 380. '
Poultry Hens, lloi rooaters, lie; broil
en, lie. t
CvOteioi Merit et.
New Terh, Nov. Si. Cotton Futures
opened barely steady: December, 31.00c:
January, tl.lfo; March. Il.llo; May, IL41c;
July. Il.lfte.
Cotton future closed easy; December.
30.64e; January. 10.47c; March, 10.17c; May,
IO.8T0; May, 30.97c; July, 31.09c. Spot QUlot;
middling upland, 30.T6o, No sales,
Tha oottan market today closed steady at
n net loss of 93 to 41 polnta.
Liverpool, Nov. 21. -Cotton Spot, easier;
food middling, 12.13d: middling, 18.td;
low middling, l.37d; sales, T.000 bales.
HetaJ Market,
v. 31. Metals L
New York, Nov. 31. Metals Lead,
97.10
Louis
0T.3O: spelter, strong, spot, Bast St,
delivery, 11 H 0110.
Copper Firm; electrolytic, first quarter,
$33.60033.60: second quarter, $31.00083.00.
Iron Hieady and unchanged.
Tin Strong; spot, $46.10046.60."
At London: Spot copper, 1144; futures,
1139, 10s; electrolytic, 13; spot tin, C1S8,
16s; futures, 1190, 10s; lead, 130, 10s: spoi
ler, 169, lOe. .
CVmahsi Hay Market. ,
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 30. Prairie hay:
Choice upland, $10.60011.00; No. i, $10.00
O10.60: No, I, $9. 0009.60; No. 8, II.OOO
3.00. Choice midland, 310.00010.60; No. l,
$9.90010.00; No. 9, $3.0009.00; No. $, $0.00
O9.00. Choice lowland, $8.6009.00; No. 1.
I7.60OI.60; No. I. I4..O0T.OO; No. , $4.00
O3.00.
Straw: Choice wheat, $1.00 0 6.10; choice
oat or rye, $0.0001. 60.
Alfalfa: Choice, $l$.OO01t.$O; No.
I. $14.00 01 00; standard, ID.OO0
14.00; No. I, $13,0003.00; No. 3, $10,000
U.OO. -
OU si
Savannah. Oa.. Nov. 31
firm, 48; aalea, 134; receipts,
ments. 347: stock. 30.397.
Turpentine
436; ship-
Rosin -Firm: aalea, 1,919: receipts, $,!;
shipments, .1,977; stork. 98,986. Quote: A
B, 14.17; C D. $1.80; K, $4.3804.36; F.
$0.3604.37;; O. $1.3709.40: H, 0.3T
04.48; I, 14.400147; K, $4.47 04-60;
M. I4.S0O4.6&; N, $4.7000.90; WO, $4.96:
WW, $7.19. '
Uieroeil titsla Market.
Liverpool, Nov. 31. Wheat Spot: No. t
hard winter, ICa; No. 1 Manitoba, old, 16s
9d; No. 1. old, 19a 4dr No 3, hew. 16s,
d.
Corn Spot, American, mixed, new, 13s
Id.
Hogar Marhei.
New Tork. Nov. II. Sugar Raw. easy;
centrifugal, 6 40c; molasses, 6.63c. Refined,
dull: fine granulated, 7.60c. Futures were
steadier on covering and further buying by
trade interests. At noon prices were 3 to
9 points higher.
Omaha, Nov. 31. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were $4,444,791.46 and for tha
corresponding day laat year $3,474,499.97.
An Effetivo Cough Treatment.
One teaapoonfut of Dr. King's New Dis
covery , taken aa needed- will soothe and,
check your cough and bronchial Irritation.
All druggists. -Ad vert is men t.
NEW Y0RK STOCKS
In Free Supply During Early
and Final Stages.
MARKET IS IRREGULAR
Nw York, Nov. 21. Storks w-re In fret
xupply durlnr the oarly And final stave of
tiMlay'fl irrcirulitr mark at, with attBrod
itrnnglh btwfn timra. Concemnlana were
mofit general and severe In copper and
other laxuee, which recently registered
rcat -at trains.
Advances for tho most cart were n-
trlrted to those Issues, whlrh failed to par
tic I pa ted more than moderately, If at all In
the rise of the previous week. Foremost
among these were the sugars. In which
galna extended from almost t points for
Cuba Cane to i tor American Rest. Other
strong storks included United Btatea Rub-
oar at a gross gain ot S points, with t to f
for Com Products, common and nreferred.
The turnover In Rubber and Corn Issues was
unusually large and their rise had Its origin
In reports of early developments favorable .
to shareholders.
The progress Of affairs acrnM th atviithabrn
border was deemed helpful to the status of
uexican securities, these Including petro
leums and American Smelting, aaorlna sub.
stantial gains.
Central Leather was tamnorarllv bunvsrt
by the unexpected declaration of an extra
S per ctnt dividend and other stocks of
the war and semi-groups were variably
higher, with paper Issues and equipments.
Shipping shares indicated a renewal of last
month's steady Inquiry, Atlantic, Gulf A
West Indie gaining $ points, with 1 to 3 for
Marines, United States Steel occupied the
umusI place of leader, duplicating Its new
maximum of .129, but yielding in the itn-
oral reversal of the last hour.
Rails failed to fulfill their promise of
yesterday, reacting. 1 to t points, regardless
of further excellent statements of earnings
and the Implications contained In the
restoration of Atlantic Coast Line to Its for
mer ? per cent dividend basis. The shifting
phases of the controversy connected with
the enforcement of the eight-hour law mili
tated against any sustained movement In
transportation Issues.
Tota sales of stock amounted to l TRfl ane
shares, .
Bonds followed the course of the stork
market, with further concessions In the
speculative group. Total sales, par value,
fi,O,O0. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of leading stocks and auota.tlnne
on the market were:
Ha Inn Mlarh T.ntw a".. i
Am. Beet Sugar... 80.100 ltf7fc 101 . 107 lc
American Can 16,700 4 64ft 64 U
Am. Car A Fndry. 2,100 77 U 7fi
Am. Locomotive., 93
Am. S. Refng... 7I.100 12X4 120 U
Am. Sugar Refng. ,300 120 U 113 111
Am. Tel. A Tel.... 6,30ft mtf 130 130
Am. Zinc. L. A fl. i.ooo at n m il
Anaconda Copper.. 68,900 103 102 204
""inswn it, SHU Itibft
104 Uj 104
Baldwin Locomot.. 14,100 87 H
BS HP
iililliu, m. JillO, t,efUU Bf
Brooklyn ftapl Tr.
Butts A Bun. (Ton..
4,400 14
S.200 72
10,300 n
1.100 173
V
'70
11
111
"lit
11
70
2344
Cel. Petroleum. , .,
Canadian Pacifc...
111
entral Leather. . .
I, i. 300 1I4U 111
Chesapeake Ohio.
C M. 4k St. Paul.
Chicago A North..
1.000
3
C. R. I. A R Rr. 4.K0A
ll K
n
0014
874
llti
Chtno Copper 8,800
oat,
610.
1.010. r'uei 4t iron,. 13,-09
corn Prod. Refng.li9.ioo 8744 2 27
;ru-tb Steel 33.700 tiU. ssiX itu
Distillers' Security, 1,100 13 42 43
Brie 11.300 31 U -ITU. 37 u.
General Klectrlc... 1,600 193 181 181
Great North, pfd.. 600 118 118 11741
Ot. (North. Ore ctf. 30.000 47 46 46
0.IHIIWH1 i.Hiiisi, , , , l.VVV 1VD 1V 1V1
nter. Consol Corn 1 1 il
Inspiration Copper, 31,300. 73 71 71 2
Inter. Har.. N. J ... lis-
Int. M. M. pfd. Otfs. 36,600 120 118 118
iv. v,, otiuinern ,ivv 39 3D
Kennecott Copper.. 39,200 61 69 69
Louis. Nah...... 300 136 134 136
Mex. Petroleum... 30,000 113 110 111
Miami Copper 13,600 49 43 47
M.s K,. A Tex. nfd 171T
Mlsaouri Paclfle... 1,000 14 10 10
National Iead
Nevada Copper. . . .
N. Y. Central
N. T., N. H. H..
Norfolk A West...,
Northern Pacific.
Pacific Mail
Pacific Tel. A Tel..
Pennsylvania ,r. . . .
Ray Con. Copper
36,000
34U
Reading 17.9U0 110
Rep, Iron ft Steel., 37,600 92
nnstliuuil Aria.. Lgp,
Southern Pacific. . .
Southern Railway,
Sludebaker Co
Tennessee Copper,.
3,409 34 34 34
4,100 100 100 99
4,900 38 87 37
1,600 124 123 13
ivv -ss. 21 a
re.xas company.,
11.300 341 237 287
Union Pacific...... 11,900 149 149 14(1
vniun j-hciiio piu, , ,., ... Sit
U. 8. Ind. Alcohol. 1,400 137 136 Lift
U. S. Slel ,300,200 129 126 127
U. 8. Steel pfd 4,109 132 121 121
Utah Copper. ...... 17,700 126 124 126
Wabash pfd "B".. 1,406 30 29 39
Western Union..... 300 101 101 101
Westlngh. Bleotria. 1,900 66 64 64
Total sales for the day, 1 750,000 shares, r
Now York Money Market '
New Tork, Nov, 21. Mercantile paper, 3
per cent.
Sterling fllity-day bills, $4.71 ; com
mercial sixty-day bills on banks, $4.70;
commercial sixty-day bills, $4.70; demand,
$4.76; cables, $4 74 7-14.
Sliver Bar, 72o; Mexican dollars, 96c.
Bond Government, ateady; railroad, ir
regular. Time Loans Firmer; sixty and ninety
aays, per cent, sis months, 30
3 per cent. '
Call Money Firm; high, 8 per cent: low,
1 per cent; ruling rate, 8 per cent; laat
loan, 8 per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent;
offered at 3 per cent.
U. 8. ref. 3s, reg 99M K. ft Tex
do coupon 99 1st 4s.,.,...,. 78
U. 8. 8s. reg.,.100-M. Pac. c. 6s. 108
do coupon 100 Mont. Power 6a. 99
U, 8. 4s. reg... 110 N. T. C. deb 6s.. 114
do coupon. ..110N. T. City 4. 110
Am, Stnetters 8b. Ul N. T.. N. H. ft H.
A T ft T c 4s.ll2 cv. 6s ...US
Anglo-French 6s 90 No. Pac, 4s 94
Atchison gen. 4s 94 do 3s 47
Rait, ft Ohio 4s 93. Ore. 8. L. ref. 4s 94
Bo. 1 hi. Steel r. is. 103 Pac. T. ft T. Be, 101 V
Cent. Pao. 1st.. 9QPenn. con. 4s.l06
Ches. ft O. c 4s 42 do gn. 4s.,102
C, B. ft Q, i. 4s. 99 Reading gen. 4s, Ifr
C, M. ft 8t. P. 8t. U A San F,
ov. $s 109 ref. 4a, 81
C. R. 1. ft P. Ry. So.' Pac. cv. la,. 104
ref. 4 78 do ref. 4s 92
Colo, ft 8. r 4a. 85 So. Railway 5s. .101
D. ft R. Qc 4s l Union Pao. 4s... 99
Brie gen. 4s...,. 74 do ov, 4s 94
Uen. Bleo. 5s,.106lT. S, Rubber 6s.l03
Ot. N. 1st 4s.l00 U. S Steel 6a... 107
III. Cent. ref. 4s. 92 W, Union 4. 97
Int. M. M. 4s,109Dom. 'Canada... Oik
K. C. a ref. 6a. 90
L. ft N. ttnl. 4s. . 96 'Bid.
London BOaek Market.
London, Nov. 31. Amerttoan securities
closed higher and there was moderate
activity In United States Steel and Missouri,
Kansas Texas on me stock exchange here
today.
Sliver Bar, 34 9-1 td per ounce.
Money 4 per cent.
Discount Rates Short bills. 106 per
centi three months. 606 per cent.
ls4talher De-clarea Extra Dividend.
New fork, Nov. II. The Central Leather
company today declared an extra dividend
of $ per cent on the common stock In addi
tion to the regular quarterly dividend of
1 per cent on the preferred. -This brings
the total disbursement on the common stock
to T per cent for tha calendar year.
' 900 9 49 68
33,600 31 30 30
4.100 106 107 107
900 69 . 69 58
V.300 iii iioa 110
6,100 37 24 36
300 30 36 36
r,Att
33 3
108 108
89 90
Associated Retailers of Omaha
Present
Fritz Kreisler
at
the
AUDITORIUM
Monday Evening, Dec. 4th
. Seat Sale Nine O'clock Thursday
Morning at Auditorium Box Office N ,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Higher Prices Prevail on Cash
Wheat Market Demand
is Excellent.
CORN IS MUCH IMPROVED
Omaha, November 21, 191$.
Cash wheat was In excellent demand to
day and prices rulett from 1 to 3c higher.
The ra4elntfl at wheat were oults heavy
And wheat of alt kinds sold readily on the
advance, sales being made up large 17 01
the hard winter -variety.
There waa not much durum wheat on
the tables and millers In some Instances
paid a 2c premium for a Wood car of this
wheat. The bulk of the No. 3 hard wheat
sold at $1.9301.84, while the No. s nam
ranged In price from $1.78 to $1.82, with the
bulk of the offerings going at $1.8101.81.
The cash tnoulrv for the poorer graaes
of wheat was a trifle oetter today and the
sellers disposed of their poorer samples at
good prices, the No. 4 hard wneat onng-
Inr from 11. 76 to $1.80.
The cash corn situation was also very
'active and prices for this cereal ruled
from c to 2c higher.
The demand sens rail v for corn was eon
eldecablv lmai-oved and the demand would
probably have taken care of heavier receipts
even at advanced prices.
The bulk of the samples were In the
No. 3 grade and yellow and white corn
of this grade brought around 91 OI2c,
while the mixed com sold for about 91c,
Tha oats market was strong, with
advance of 0o over yesterday's average
price. Thve was a good Inquiry for this
cereal and the receipts, which were very
light, were disposed of generally at 660
66c, while the top price of the day was
96 and the low tc.
Rye was In good demand, at firm prices,
and barley sold at practically unchanged
prleea.
These sales were reported today:
Wheat No. 8 hard winter, 4 cars, $1.84;
9 cars, $1.93; 4 cars, $1,83; 3-1 car, $1.82.
No. 8 hard winter, 1 car, $1.83; 1 car, $1.82;
6 cars, $1.81; 9 cars, $1.81; 1 car, $180;
3 cars, $1.80; 1 car, $1.79; 1 car, $1.79;
1 car, $1.79. No. 4 hard wjnter, 1 car, $1.80;
3 cars. $1.79; 2 cars, $1.79; t car, $1.77; 1
car, $1.76; S cars, $1.76. Sample hard winter,
1 car, $1.74; 2 1-1 cars, $1.70. No. I durum.
1 car. $1.96. No 8 durum, 1 car, $1.86; 1
car, $.184. No. $ mixed, car, $1.77. No. 4
mixed, 1 car, $1.77; I car, 91-7; i car
(light), $1.4$. No. 3 mixed durum, 1 car,
$1.86: 1 car. $1.84. No, 4 mixed durum, , 1
car flight), $1.1f
nyo mo. ; 1 car, 11,1.,
Barley No. 1: car, $1.14. No. 4: 2-6
car, $1.10; 1 car, $1.06. No. 1 feed: 1 car,
$1.04. v
Corn No. S white: t cars, 92c; 3 cars,
91 c. No. 4 white: 1 car, 91 o. No. 3 yel
low: 1 car, 92c. No. 3 yellow: 12 cars.
91c. No 4 yellow: 1 car, 91c. No. 2
mixed: 6' cars, 91c. No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
90c.
Oats No. t white: 1 car, 66c. Stand
ard: i car, lie. No. i white: 3 cars, &6c;
7 cars 66 c. No. 4 white: 3 cars, 66c.
Sample white: 1 car, 66c; car, 66c.
Clearances were, wheat and flour equal 1
to 262,000 bushels; corn, 10,000 bushels; oats.
361,000 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat, steady to ld
higher; corn, 2d to 3d higher. , .
Primary wheat receipts were 1,700.000
buxhete, and - shipments 1.081,000 bushels
against receipts of 8.364.000 bushels, and
shipments of 3,739,000 bushels laat year.
Primary corn receipts were 1,106,000 bush-
ls, and shipments 322,000 bushels against
receipts of 720,000 bushels, and shipments of
374,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 828,000 bush
els, and shipments 1,047,900 bushels against
receipts of 1,066,000 bushels, and shipments
ot 963,009 bushels last year.
CAR LOT RBCBIPTS.
Wheat. Corn.
Oals.
Ill
Chicago ...160 . 607
Minneapolis ,,.,.487 ...
Duluth 399
Omaha '.. ........106- 31
Kansas City 299 28
8t. Louts 73 24
Winnipeg , ..$97
Omaha -Cash Prices Wheat; No. $ hard,
$1.9101.84; No. I hard, $1.7901.93; No.
i hard, 11.743(1.80; No. 2 spring, $1,83
oi.i; no. s spring, 91. 7701. 10: no.
durum. $1.8301-86; No. I durum, $1,810
i.sti, uorn: no. 1 wnite, 010020; no. j
white, 91092c; No. 4 white, 9O091c
No. I white, 90O0c; No. 6 white, 99090c
No. 8 yellow, 91 092c; No. I yellow. 91
091c; No. 4 yellow, 90O91c; No. 6 yel
low, q0ohc; wo. 0 yellow, 890'vc; no. i
mixed, 91091c; No. I mixed, 90 He
No. 4 mixed. 90O90c: No. 5 mixed, 89
v'vc; no. e mixed, sxwBiic. uais; no.
3 white, 64066c; standard, I606c; No.
I White. I6 0 66c: No. 4 white. 66065Uo.
Barley; Malting, $1.0(1 1 1. 16 ; No. 1 feed, 86c
Vfi.vo. nye; no, z, 9i,eej)i no, 9, 91. 4H
01,46.
Omaha Futures.
The wheat market was rattier ouiet todav.
with opening prices fractionally lower on
December wheat and about, unchanged for
Hay. Tna foreign cables on wheat and
corn were, higher, but the exports from this
market during the lest few days have been
very light and the dullness today was, in
a measure, caused by the lack of export
orders. , -
Corn opened steady, but seemed Inclined
to follow the early decline In wheat. The
December article closed a fraction lower,
while the May waa practically unchanged.
Oats are generally regarded as relatively
cheap, but on account of the enormous
stocks on hand the trade is Inclined to be
lieve that It will take a good strong demand
to force an advance In this market. Oats
opened steady, but declined later In sym-
pamy wun me oiner mantel.
Local range of options:
Art.
Open. I HUh,
Low. Close. I Tes.
171 . 1 10 1T014
114 1 M 114
163 1 II 1S111
uii . 11 o
1 IS 12V,
i: I2
I4K I4ti 61
10 II, 61V
Wat.
Deo.
Har
Jul
Corn.
Dee.
May
July
Oale.
Deo.
May
t 71
1 14
1 II
lO
lit
Jl
IS
00 n
1 10
I II
1 61 H
' ' S4
03 H
10
II
10 It
Chlcaeo elosln, prices, furnished The Be,
by Losan sV Bryan, stock and train brokers.
... ppmn aisieenin street, umana.
Art. Open. High. Low. I Close. I Tes.
Wht. I I f j
Dee, 111 1 ISVi 110441 i lt 113
May 1 lOVi I 00 VI 11?. 5 !l 1I1U
July 1 61 1 00 lllVil 1 61 u.
Com. 1 1
Dee. HVtOH 1 14
May I7KOH 06 16. ,6V
July HVtOVi 1714 16 16 11
Oata,
Dec. lieilVi ll67 67 67
May 11 0 12 il 2 11 V.
Pork. -
Jan. 97 00 17 '76 57 10 17 00 !7 67
May 17 66 ? 77 17 61 27 47 17 60
Lard.
Jan. II II 11 12 10 20 11 10 10 4
May 11 I? II 61 1, 26 1, 10 II 46
Ribs.
Jan. 14 II .14 11 14 13 14 17 14 IS
May I 11 10 14 10 14 76 14 76 14 76
81. Loolt Grain Market.
St. I.OUIS. Nov. II Wheat No. 1
red,
De-
I IIM.trl.IO: No. 1 hard. It.l7ai.t6:
Gemoer, si.szuj; may. ,1.0014.
lrn no. X. OTc: no. 1 whlta. nominal:
December, llVfeC: May, 10c.
uata No 1, 070010: No. I white, to a.
IOVjc.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVIMIONS.
Chicago, Nor. 21. Seeming lack of urgent
export' buying of wheat In the United States
tended today to offset the bullish foreign
advices. Largely as a result, the market
closed unsettled, to c up. aa compared
with ye l e may's flnltth. Corn Rhowed a
loss of to jc net, and oats of to c.
in provisions the outcome varied from 15
decline to a rise of 40 cents.
Although at first wheat showed consider
able strength, the market later fluctuated
over a range of 2 cents, and In the end
was well toward the low point of the day.
Highest prices were made under the In
fluence of a falling off In the European
visible supply total, and because of contin
ued bullish crop advices from Argentine
with predictions of a decrease In Arvpnt.no
shipments. Reports that famine, extntlng
In parts Of Russia, tended further for m
while to handicap the bears. Hulwequentiy.
v'vi, uhuui M.riiH as 10 wneiner in
bullish reports from aboard were causing
ny immeaiaia consequences to dealers In
the United States. No high record quota
tions at Winnipeg, ascribed to government
buying, failed to Impress traders.
Final estimate put export sales In the
United States at only 800,000 bushels, al
though exporters were said to have bought
future deliveries here quiet freely at times. :
On the other hand, holders unloaded op- '
tlons heavily on the bulges tn the market, j
and then as a rule the offerings appeared
difficult to absorb.
Unverified assertions of a good export de
strength to corn. At the last prices gave
way with wheat, and in consequence of pros-
pectlve lessened winter feeding of live siock.
Houses with seaboard connections were on
the buying , jlde of,oats. Nevertheless the
Clothes
Copyright Hut SchaSnet tc Man
Look for the Label a
small thing to look for, but
a big thing to find. .
Full Dress Suits
-tiiiiiw!!!!!!!;.,,
; a2aiaiiKh,,,
SETS THE PACE
AMlIMKMKlsTO.
13
TODAY-LAST TIMES
11 a m. Contmuoafro-1 1 p. m.
ADMISSION 3Sc
"WHERE ARE
MY CHILDREN?"
Th nation ptctur MntatJoa all
Omaha is diicuaiins.
10TH AND LAST BIG DAY.
Three Dora Ber. Tomorrow Nlfht.
The Chicago English
V Opera Cofopany.
in REPERTOIRE,
Thura., Lohsnffiin,
FrL "Atis."
and "Caval-
Sat. Mat. "Cleosatrte1
lerie Rustleana.1
... t
Sat. Nl.hl. "II
l rovatoro.
Met. 80c to $1.80; Nights 50c to t
Phatit
Doug,
494
THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE
Daily MaUns. S:l Nlfhl, 1:15 ThU
Kalmar and Brown; Odiva; Wtllard;
Franklyn Ardell; Trovato; Helena Davii;
PUIert . and . ScofUld; Orphoum. Travel
Weekly. ' x
Price: Matinee. Gallery, 10c; Beit Seat
(Except Saturday and Sunday), 2 Sc. Nlshta,
10c, SRp, 60c, He-
D AVn IS SoSs SOc, 7Se
DU I II MatinoMa, IBe, IS
MATINEE TODAY TONIGHT
Tha Groat Mrtnr Dranw
"THE PENALTY OF SIN"
A Flay Every Mother Should Soo
MATS, THURSDAY. FRIDAY.
D
market was dominated finally by the weak
uess of wheat and corn.
Packers buying gave a lift early to provisions-
The late weakness of grain, how
ever, led to a number of setbacks.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
nominal; No. 3 red, $1.8001.86: No. 2 hard,
$1.8601.88 ; No. 3 hard, $1.8001.114.
Corn: No. 2 yeltow. 97tf)9Sc; No. 4 yellow,
92096c; No, 4 Whlte. 92096c. Oats:
No. 3 white, S7068c; standard, 690
58c. Rye: No. 2, $1.4901.60. Barley:
90c 0(1.37. Seeds: Timothy, $3.2606.21:
clover, $11.00015.00. Provisions: Pork.
$28.50; lard, $16.86; ribs, $14.26016.00.
, Butter Higher; creamery, 36041c.
Egg Receipts, 8,670 caaes; unchanged.
Potatoes Receipts, 80 cars; unchanged.
Poultry Alive, lower; fowls, 11014c:
springs, 16c
1 '
Minneapolis Grain Market,
Minneapolis, Nov. 21. Wheat Dec
""i.; ay. ii4n; cash No, 1 hard,
$1.9401.97; No. 1 northern. $1.900
1.93; No. 3 northern, $1.8601.91,
Corn No. 3 yellow, 91092c.
- Oats No. 8 white. 6666c.
Flaxseed $2. 8302.87.
: Flour Unchanged.
Barley 8Oc0$,18.
Kye 91. 460 1.44.
Bran $26.60027.60.
I
Coffee Market.
New York, Nov. 21. There was rueth.
scattering liquidation or trade selling in the
market for coffee futures hero today and
movVnent Tha ZtTw Jfnd fw tha
ZVm lnw'f " w 7 tW 'our
jSt Jf-T" '"L T C09t
Kdatffl which 2l! LtHi n"1imontI
0?!? d"
Worth the Price
clothes without getting value for thtj
money; there are lots pf such clothes.
But in -
' ' '
Hart . Schaf f ner &
"f Marx :
Suits and Overcoats you get Clothes
worth theprice.
The value you pay for is in the goods,
the materials the all-wool fabrics, the ;
tailoring, the style. .
Suits and Overcoats
$18, $20, $25 and
. up to $60
Suits Of Hocking
ham Worsteds, Im
ported Scotch tweeds
and a wealth of other
mate rials. "Varsity
55", Pinch Backs and ;
a variety , of other
styles. Men's andv
young men's snappy
styles. .
Is j-fra J
and Tuxedos at Very
A ..aiiwiitts,. jn1' mm.
naif Jjjjj
AMC8BMKNT8.
Tonight
MARGUERITE CLARK
Daintiost Actress in Photoplays, in
"LITTLE
LADY
EILEEN"
On of tha Swestost Productions
on tho Scrswn Today.
Bring tha Children aa They will
njoy it because of its de
lightful impressions.
3 Performances at 6:30, S and 9.
BOULEVARD
THEATER.
-OMAHA'S FUN CENTER"
tA1ttfTli. '' Mala., 15--.Wr
a'UV 'V Kvon'ia. li-U-SO-lao.
JEAN BF.niNI'H PArtlSta" NOVELTI
44DI ICC-DI W "iiMt-A!.
Kitten ehorus of Helodloos Mewers.
:5
Bewllderinr array of surprises.
Pnattlvelv the burlesouleet burleeque
ever , produced. SPECIAL lenata
Yltsoo Troupe of scrobatlo comlquea
(Final Performance Friday Nlte.)
Ladlee' Dlsso Hatlneo Every Week 1ay,
Sat. Mat. and Week: The Bight Seen
(Brand new)
MUSE
First Showing
Paramount Pictures
MAE MURRAY'
IN
"THE PLO W GIRL"
"mtv m ..til n
Ifverlea. - Tecember sold off to 8.06c during
the day while May declined to 8.41c. and the
general Hat closed at a net loss of 3 to
points. Sales, 43,600. November, 8.06c; De
cember, 8.97c; January, 8.14c; February,
8.31c; March, 8.30c; April. 8.34c ;May, 8.43c;
June, 6.48c; July, 8.54c; August, 8.59c; Sep
tember, 9.46c; October, 8.69c.
Spot, quiet; Rio 7's, 9; Santog 4's, 10.
Cost and freight offer were delayed but
the quotations received ranged from about
9.80c to 10,10c foryJantos 4's, London credits.
The official cables reported a declllne of
3-32d in Rio exchange on London, but no
change in the primary quotations. Victoria
reported a clearance of 6,000 for New Tork.
Cotton Ginning Report,
Washington, Nov. 21. Cotton ginned prior
to November 14 amounted to 9,616,933 run
ning bales. Including 168.348 round bales and
93,904 bales of Sea Island, the census bu
reau today announced. Last year to that
date $.771,276 balea were ginned. Including
8,8)2 round bales and 63,941 balea of tiea
Island. - -
Carwen Steel
LUtncf and Traded
on New York Curb
Dtwcriptiva Circular B an reejuest.
Fanning, Buck & Co.
Tel. Sector I886-I880-6887-0S89.
67 Escheat. Place. New York.
You can easily pay the price of good
Overcoats S ingle
and double breasted;
in the warmth with
out weight materials, '
such as Crombe wool
ens, -Car r meltons,
Montagnac, Ger
mania chinchillas,
etc. Sizes for men and
young men, from 34 '
to 48 Ulsterettes and
Ulsters, too. r
Ride up oa the Escalator, (the
only moving stairway in the middle
west), to the Clothing Department
Second Floor. ,
Moderate Prices
FOR CROWING . OMAHA
AMUSEMENTS.
Gilfain Trio . ,
Charles Wilson,
Welton Deera,
Wheeler Trio,
"The Light that Failed."
UIDD Alwaya 10c Admission
nlr r
Escopt When Wo 'Have
ariraordnuuy r eaturee
Open 11 to 11 Vttty
- Today v
MARIE DORO In THE LASH" -A
Drama ol Social Contrasts Modern
Society one? Its Temptstioas -
ASSEMBLY DANCES
At
Keep Dancing Academy
2Sth and Faman, Sta.
Every Wednesday and Saturday even
ruga. Adams Saxophone Orchestra.
Class, Monday and Friday Eveninio.
JITNEY
TAXI
MAXWELL CARS
Webster 202
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Advertising pays tha advertiser
who makes h pay, and tha auroet
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