Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 23, 1909, Page 7

f | ( THE BEE: OMAHA, NOVEMBER 1909. 4 g (via Oalv n) Gs 84 Puture esady; De | YR'W Q g AN impravement Auring the first hour and N AND PROBUCE MARKET | a0 sy NEW YORK STOCK BONDS [if ‘rooeevaens,aheine ang fest e aad | OMAH E STOCK M o O — FLOUR-Winter patents, steady, 3s. - Saturday s New York closing. The deciine ° . 1 ~ in New York made the market pronoune- 4 2 Trade Quiet, but Values Strong, with |¥*W vork MARKET | pinanciers Not Pre to Make |<diy weak in the afternoon. Under ofter- |Large Receipts of Cattle and Prices 2 \ Tendency U d - 1A ngs of Amalgamated Copper the Pacific 12 h § v -Ugward, @uotations of the Day om Vartows| Final Estimate of Ol Decision. |.wocks aid Tilted States Sieel prices’ ol Generally Lower. | \ i oot ted from 1 to 2 points e final ton i ' X i NEW YORK, Nov. 2-FLOUR-Re- PARIS, Nov. 2—Prices on the Bourse § SHORTS ARE THE BEST BUYERS .30 %2 fiie teporis. S0 oo | MARKET IS DULL AND LOWER |t werdfieiio: HOGS ARE FIVE T0 TEN LOWER . Bank of Oma a b g Markét siow at old auotations: Minneusta BER Nov. 2. —Trading on the Bourse A $ tents. $.35@5.40; winter straights, $,' today wes listiess and prices were weak, 5 A They Steadily. Feree Prices Up By (530 Minnesota bakers, 4506458 ; tln’l’e.r United Stater Steel, Coppers and » T = Stastest Sharp Break in Sheep Valnes at Enste \ Thelr el . etxras, $.90G4.90, winter patents, $5.%® ew Yor oney Market. Pubelissns. tn twe Deity 575 winter low grades. $4.2064.3, Kansas| Usfon Pacifie Sell Off—Reading NEW YORK, Nev. Si-PAIME Mun.| O™ Feitts Seads the Lecal He | i $500 00,00 ry Month—Weather Co ;nmm- u‘, 5::, ‘!l_\rhlonr. steady in Strong All Day—Bounds CANTILE PAPER— per cent. ket Downw to the | — oW aplta " " ai i . alr to_good 430, choice te fancy. p STERLING EXCHANGE—Firm, with o : o3 T Hdgash Buckwheat flour, sieady at $2.35 Are Easy. actuni business 1n bankers' bille oy HLANG b S Ml | Surplus&Proflts 700,000,00 N v ¢, nomina 70 to k de- * d CORNMEAL~Steady; fine white and Tand, Commarcial bills. 0L ENGLIN O { The kot .""“" Navi g I [ poliew B S ; we, SLUGLAS, KR [ oo von wov. ASThe financial | SILVER-Bar, 0c. Mexican qollars SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. %2, 190, 0 thele were qu owing to | Y NEW YORK, Nov. ! 1] RN G e Ao} Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, lack Of any exciting news but values No. 2 western, 13o, nominal, | COMMUAIty Was as’ little prepared today | BONDE Government, steady; railrond | Recelpts were. =~~~ Caule. Hogy snoep, were Strong Afd trending upwaid. Shorts | ¢ York. ¢ P " |te ‘make fts final appraisement of the im- | bonds eas i ikl ¢o1. | Bame Gay last Week ... 9139 2N 14918 tere e ystn?wm wnd stendily forced | BAR] Firm; feeding, 60@6%, o. 1. t,|Port to f"'m{|m9|":na°.(rq"’n§u"ég:fi'.-'.lm'r";‘; JoLlostng quotations on bonds were as B i Pt 1R |l 'l‘ values up @iF purchases in the deliv- | New k d sfon against the S \ e i » | Bame day § weeks ago 2064 28 ery monihac Wealher conditions are 8gain | WHEAT-Recelpts, 40800 bu.; exports, |It W8 in the short stock market sowsion of | V. 8 ret, i rew . 100 Loe Met ar . 8% | QUNE QR § LGGKe ag 51 16,8 unfavorginie to abipplug interest and re- | 167150 bu.; spot market firm; No. 2 red, | Saturday after the unexpecied o v g verd o, rog 1014 Japan 4n Bame day last year 6,667 10,464 | Celpis aTe relatdad and thits (s holding cash {312 nominal, domestic, elevator; No. 3| MRt O O e fhes Vanes into | % ‘coupon... 1014 4e 4Ws A (he foiowiug tbie shows the iecelpls is due to FIETY-T'WO YEARS of stul A premium. red, $1.25%, no: 1 5 be . 1a, 116% K. C. Bo. 1st 3 of cattle, hogs and sheop at South Om S - L/ O Wheat: valies were up, the market was | northorn Duian” b1k nomarioot, N "y |duliness when measuges of support heeame | ¢ & & {06, R G i lor e “year to Yade couipared with lart 4 sLrong OWing 1o° hed¥y buying by shor Toat: No: 2 hard ] o impor Chal. 1xt Ge... MRL & N uni i Jour 1 1906, Inc. c. h aryd es an ke N A Spmcuiatord bR r S of eniriagt | Aioai. naminal Furiher apbreituson rh (et ateshed, o e deition aud the Wi | An A" SRV S G BN L e W Wi careful, conservative banking meth a 4 b i |to await the fini of e | Am T, v, dx. 10 o gen. 4%s 1,906,145 2,151 90,16 ; 3 [ Canl whER. SBacirate 16 command STberai | E4TAIg developme "Hitm il day, with vty | Serore #oing forwer 1408 o, the Mnfori | Al Toesceo da...i @ oMo, Businie il LR T ods—together with courteous, lib- 0 3 y | ¢ thus involvi 1 rinc| o Ga i N, M. e P \ r ) - S : "'rlr:'m:je;.a'nrm and gained strength Cfl:gu“r&?"{g‘ e crop’ mews was Bl ta'foared, not ol for the speculatlve | Amour & Oa. G MNON ¥, © Py oJoliowiiig tible ‘shows the "averdge 4 ] < uilish, receipts moderate and the visible | hositio ess activity. | Atchison gen. 4a...... ¥4 o deb -~ : " N i AR SUUTE. rraBgeR And. prospents of Nans | UPPIY Showed o good decrease. ‘T close 1Y “was for this Fenson that Al Somimonia: | "o e 5 TN several days, with comparisons: eral treatment of customers, g . 4 Wis at a net advance of %@lige. Decem- | d on the importance of an| de cv. 5 194 ov. 6 . 908, | r in HWNE (o the, s o= | et B tors were agreed 3, : o 1909, 1908, [1907. [1906. [L906. [1904. | e \: % to the, stormy weather con ;.lca“:.y..-m at $1IT%; May, $1L13%; July, |early ,,m,,“ ot of the A‘W:“lm‘ “‘.i\g“fif; [ G kst el Nk WS 1y ‘_‘,’““‘ 190 e Primhiy wheat recelpts 508, : The long line of precedents touch! o | B -\ 7T 66 4% ¢ husHeNS. And PRIPERS s aore (8008 by | CORN—Recelpts, 10,15 bu.; spot market |inierpreiation o vatious jesues ETOWING | ot L e g P R 5t TRRISh 48 6 H Ma we Nl)l Serve You? AEAInSt rocelbts. M year of 1,614,000 bush- | S No. 2. i elevator, @omestlc, and fout of the interstate commerce and the | peo,f Wi S50 TR o B g de. M CLTEET B T4 4 10 699 4 o D s and shipments of 455,000 bushels |j#%e dellvered, nominal; Ne. I new, 8%c, |auti-trust laws was cited to justify & con- | oot gy & 1o, ov. 3iae 1916 K% o) oo | B 68| 488 5 Uy 478 sl 457 Primasy €6en ‘recsiptswere 25,000 bush- |, O V. afloat; No. 2 yellaw, old, nominal. |fidence that 8 way would be found for tue | Gen. Leather 6 0o OB 48...c0er. . 1000 d 796t o] 4 va 608 4 T2 404 ¢ eis and’ sHIpmBnts Were 235,000 oushels, | UPLONE were ‘without transsction, closing |great corporations to continue ta do busi- | ol o™X\ 3 g i, 1MW Rendiog gen 4. 9 7 98101 8 591 4 99] 6 10] 4 6, 4 63| 4 54 [ b e vere %o s Sushels, | unchanged to Ko advance. Exporters ook | Sese. "R Pfavorite oltation was!the fact | eche & Ouians. R B L Pl E% % w Be T92%) GB4) ¢ | 608 4 67) 4 71,4 46 | an W e ushels | one load. December closed at 7lc; May, |that while the Northern Securities company | o ret iotn do guo, W P IRMINR ol WGt Total As ! i 0, was dissolved by decree of the United | *Chicago et L& o A RE-EY Ao 5 < . e € it 0o bushels of corn | UATS—Receipts, 125,75 bu.; spot market | Biates supreme court. the merger aimed at |« w do int gold iy T uohs| 6 6| 4 5B 603 4 08 ¢ | 446 S0.000 Bueheie nd Whe ft and flour equal to | steady; mixed, 2 to %2 1bs., nominal; nat- |by that federation exists in fact today. o 9 “*Beaboard A. L. ds... 82 %516 4 49 6 10] & vuj 4 64 4 W 1 shels. & ural white, % to 32 Ibs., #i@46c; clipped |The discussion of the situation which has | € & Halh “'»« Pacitic ool, & ""; * 4Nz 606 4oa 400 ¢ Averpool closed i4d lower to 4d higher | white, 34 at 42 1bs., 46ia@esige. been going on among capitalists and their Bl L0 - B — - —— on wheat and %d higher on corn. HAY—Firm; No. 8, 80s¢c; good to cholce, [legal counselors ever gince the news of - g T B oo 114 v b | Local options ranged as follows: 960 y$1.05, "|the decision was received seems to be | .70 ME i dc gon pdisy so4 | Jecelpts and disposition of live ulu\:kx\ll ewes, MA0G4.6; falr to good ewes, $4.10u OMAHA GENERAL MARKET. / AP B i - | HIDES—Firm; Bogota, 21%@2%c; Cen- |bringing & concurrence in the view that the |'Cll5. wid. 4 Wi Unlor Paclfic 4., 1018 | the Union Stock = Yards, Soutn Omaha, |§40 e ‘ .| Open. | High.| Low. | Close.| Sat'y "il America, 22G2%¢. drastic and sweeping <\‘unmquenuu flox $he | 6 & 8. & & o e, 1% G0 tv. 6 T4 | Neb, ——— hQu\\l?uor;u :fl"lfiflg(;fdfl"l’ ‘-m‘c),. (;nud h.., Staple and Fancy Produce Pricvs Pare - T ATHER-Steady; acid, 20e. law as interpreted will serve to demon- | sh. & H. cv. 4a.....101% do st & ref. de.... 9744 ot ep. | Sholce lambs, A P g e Wheat. 4 s | l | PROVISIONS—Beef -'umly,nflmuy $14.00 |strate its absurdity and bring wbout its|esD. & R. G 4e.... 964U 8 Rubber 6s.. . 10% Cattle. Hogs.Sheep. | §570/,6.15; light yeariings. $.00G5 Sished by Busers ARE Whaiasurese: Lozl 103 102%( 1034 102% | @1450; mess, $11.00G11.50; beef hama, §24.00 | modification or rep There remained, [ do ret. ts. . 94U, 8. Breel 24 be.....104% M. & St. P....... v 8 1 vearlings, $4.50¢5.00; old wethers, $4 BUTTER—Creamery, No. 1, deliveied to 0015 1004 9igl 1004 ey | Pisco MmOk $1200yi250; city extra Indla [nowever, the unpléasant recollection thaf| bisiiiers & TV Caro, Cham. dal W1 | Wabusiy i1 b i | kood w0 eppice owon, #3103 A6 breed: | the retatl “trade in I-ib carions, e No o il | mess, ' $20.60421.00. Cut : plck- |every other important judicial decision of | B . ‘abash nion Pacific 2 es, $8.7 1 v |1 in w-b. (ubs, i No. 2 -Ib. oar- 6% 57 56% led beliles, $13.60G14.00; ’:fllle'a"rf:fi.y.' {E%o ;hi-{xu‘r’u Talsed under the interstate com- §s o, srogee W00 18 & fr. &..... ¥R 1O, & N. W ¢ i ehaew tons, #c; dn 0-Ib, (uus, W'ga, packing - ba% e5g) @13.00. Lard, casy; middle west, $15.65¢ |Merce and anti-trust laws has been fol-| 700y s, wer A.. 35 Josteth Md s 8 |C. & . ik A B iy A ted pr, | Slock, 2e; fancy dmiry, tubs, Se; Mai- { 13.86; refined, steady 410, |lowed by & period of disturbance and de- | 10 serios B........ 78 West. Blec. U4 |C., Bt. P M. & O No. ] Kot Changes overy Tuekay) l ' & 3| . [Boun "America, "$e10: commponyr esclon”in the atock market, eAch of such | e Blec. ev. Baiiii10 Wis.' Ceatral 4. MHic, B & Q. +| 80ted yearlings BGGS—Eresh selling stwck, candled, e B pound i g ted il 5 Nl 9% 39N 10.2. Pork, steady; famil ;. eriods, moreover, being cousiderably pro- | “eya” sotrered, C, B & 1 191 o i'"fi"” 31 POULPRY—Dressed brollers, 25¢; spring R ghort clear, $24.40926.50; mess, F onged. The first hour of (ofl-ly" .A:L-s ¥ e t }lz‘ ll 1{181 ted yearlings 80 |l hens, l;; c\rukuwl:'i ;l:u:e.ruagu .uit B 'ALLOW-—| v i t saw & contest strenuously wage oston Stoo! an onds. o 3 BN Ry I3 luigc; turkeys, ie; eons, b. W HEAT Nor 3 habd, wuok: Mo 3 hard JALLOW-Stcady. " country " ok Detween "the "contlicting glements in the | BoSTON, Nov. 22— Money, call loans, §|Hiligis ¢ &1 B SATuaka wwes | s f e, brolisys, under ' youide, 1367 ove Spring. BOLIS, No s Soriee St ain: | 7ot Sasan i domentic, tair to extra, sy |speculation, “in Tavor. of the reuctlonists, per cont; time loans, 606 per cent.| 3 western lambs, culis 875 |ducks, full feathered, 9igc; geese, full i SlitsoLte JNo. 3 spring. WcasLoiw; (7c; Japan, g, fairly turmed I A oL O e & attovie i | $10INE. quotatious Jyeic us foliows Total % @101 western lumbs ‘ IO |fcatnered, se; turkoys, under § pounds, 1o 3 3 . j —Stronger; creamery specials, |I0 8pite o at | Atchison adj. 4 Atlantlo ... DIAPORITION. 28 Nebraska yearlings 4 kL A = Mgl ReD R Bt CORN-—No. 2, 84c; No. § corn, B¥e; No. [39giihe; creamery extras, $1G3lse; " | support. During this period of the day’s| *§'{" ! 0% Butte. Ovaiitt DISPOSITION. earlings over § pounds, isc; guinea fowls, 8 pe Basec; No. 2 vellow, S04@SKc; No. §|ery thirds to firsts o Cream operations, well nigh half of the day's total | 1SKCRL & Ariso Cattie.Hogs.8ho¢p: | CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET|49%, Biseons. o per Cob @ e 30 large Yollow, s90i No.' 2 white, sgoa 8| common fo inest business “was transacted. It s evident | do b o el & Hoal Omahu Packing Co...... vy G 1 (OYSTRS-Seleots, umall cune, 20, larg ¥ by western factory, therefore that the deman lor 0 ol- | Boston any ntennial Bwift and Company......L27 U8y p E e ) h 3L.%; Ne h " No. § mixed, ¥U@ise; No. 2 vel- |creamer ; Fomed"ihe. orice recovaries that followed | Boston Elevated -....1# Copper Rengs Cudahy Packing Co.. L2 1o 1Lus | Cattle and Mogs Lower—Sheep and el darge,’ e sailon, LK Baitimor No 8 b v L hod No. mleg ] new full cream |the first hour with some ,I:ultll‘loin;‘ The | Ftohburg pid .10 Daly, Weu APIDbUA & OB Ve s Lamtin Btendy to Lowes. Wit ) i larg . &allon, b standard, DG 8%c specials, ; staté, full cream, Sep- |buying, having achleved its purpose of | N. Y. N ‘H & .80 Cudahy, from St. . 58| OHICAGO, Nov. 28.—CATTLE—Receipts, | V381 —Fresn ol Ui Na. 3, o6 No. 3, s, tember, ' fancy, l‘th state, full cream, Oc- |checking the decline, diminished. L S A W e Ariuour, from Lenver | i head:’ imarkist Mt lower: Srevre. | aresend; Eaibue To) Mg Ml e B ibt” laces | tober, 'best, ige; state, full late | The copper stocks suffered particularly | A Ars o Qe -t A T vl 2o e nacket 10p%o lower; sleers, | dressed; Hallbuu el butfale: toi e ) e Wheat. Corn. Outs, | e to. fal B iy, Chubmy, vemm- | trom the aasumphion (hat LAS BoX (eation | A2 Freu. Tubel 1 tudaes. Mining DEIHNTL VERARE W e o0 oahe g v 006,60, | boarian. butic: bibok i 303 whtation : : | o falr, 126@18%c; skims, spe- |would prevent the proposed consolidation | A™. Fagu. Tube...... Wudmes Ml Stepuens Bros ] , @470, calves, ; : SUllo; bitoh basa, i Chicago ..... avey 21 9% |clals, 6G14%e. ¢ the principal copper producers. United [ AGe 3us 1M Mohawk " [HUl & Son | stockers and feeders, $3.766.55. loc; pike, 12c; salmon, ; plckerel, Ll Minneapo.fs | —Firm for fine freah; western extra [States Stoel and Union Pacific also re- | o o g 5.7 " 5 wNevade ... ¥, B Lewis HOGS—Recelpts, head; market 5@ | frog iegn, do." Freen frozen whitefishi, N Qmaha & i 9 firsts, 3Gdic spLern, flrate, duse: west- tiected th spoclal, bearing which the de- | Amer. Woolen i Doiien 1111 84 |3 B Root & ‘G, 1e lower: cholce heavy. $GLI ",‘L‘::{' U, pickerel, @cancd and beadios 21t onds, g e c. upposed to ha e o pid .. ceola J. H. Bulla . 8 05 800 8.00; f N . o POULTRY—Alive, firm rn” ohick- | bitnjes. Reading, i the other hund, was | Dom. T &8Ity Parmot Ja L Bvert Ing, §7.3507.50; pigs, $6.008%.%; bulk of sales. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Shs. Jeatie: towls 16@17c; turkeva, 22 | sirong throughout ard formed tha rallying | Bdicon Blec. filu. . 350" quincy 865 | MeCreary ‘& Carey ,,:w‘\ . - 5 resscd, fifm; western chickens, broile int for the opposition to the decline. Dis- | General Blectris ....108 Sbannon 6% | 8. "Werthimer SHEEP AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 40,000 Features of the Trading and Closing [!/041C} {0Wis 13%G10%e; turkeys, 20u38sc! | E0unis ensed abroad. but foreign exchange | M Blectric ... 13 Tumariok " .. T [H. 1 Humiiton head: market steady to Ioc lower: sheep, Prices on Board of Trade, WEATHER IN THE GRAIN peur |hedfirm here and more gold was engaged |y Fruit WU 8. Mining. b S - il ot bbb s o CHICAGO, Nov. &.—Bullish news of va- “Bonds were easy. 'Total sales, par value, ”‘,'L'“,’,,; bl -} 218 e 1% [Lenmer Bros % e FRUILS~Grapes: Now York Concord, a: vious descriptions imparied s SIFGNE 000 | fair and Cooler, Them Ristng Tem- | 843000 United” (sates” vonda’ were un | o' Suaii? 1111 Mg Vit 3 | Christy, & Cune Kansas ¢ e Stock Market. | uiion pack, per basket, 2ic; 10)-basket e A 0- : o 124% Winon 78 |Otbier ~ buyers CANSAS CITY, Nov. 22.—CATTLE=Re-|jote. per R i ek ol e AR T e hol‘:.:ux. :u",’ e o Ttis ‘of tioes don, AhALMNAN | Adven .'»‘éwmv.r.uu 4 e i - il c-‘l‘p:l?' ::zn;r:’n tholading |‘Nl‘w‘l;-|[1|’n'|:m-ly$~ R “éx..“n‘?.'.’&“kni’: s, .‘.;"1':‘“%.’.‘:2; Srate; LN o RIS NS WL xehan . Nov. 21, 1%. | exchange today were as foliows: 1% North Butte ... otal G aLA 4,6 . et 8¢ y otbsexgorth ans | st oh v oL pyehther. Oas cloted steddy and | A barometrlc depression ‘of considerable g ics. Wigh Low. Clote | Arisona Com 5 CALTLE Heceipid ot chitle tiough hot s e o Sxparty Ang T s Thtte WL ail Shiotee Lesian “ erergy 0 he ) - )3 Lo r + Iarge , Ware 7.25: W S % oty . 4 o v 4 ! AIUIOUGH (TROIRE 10 the wheat DIt Was.|Wese over the misare tiierimcipreion, soudh- | Allie-Chaimers »id ... w0k London Stock Market. quite a8 laree us on recent Mondays, were | §4.e607.25; western sieors, $.0015.00; stook chutce heavy Malagus, not¥active ‘Gt! Ry Wifte ‘during the duy, | Mirsourl valleys with It Oon n mier e | A ioutraral @a liu | LONDON, Nov. 22.—American securities|Al the sume tine Chicago reporied a veri- | £r3 and fecders, 8335600, southern stcers oy o vy sentiment was bulllsh from start to finisn. |ern lilinols. Light Snows are general in|Am. Dest Sugar... W % lopened from @YX iower today. Profes- |table fiood of catile, receipis there be- |3$3.25@5.46; southern cows, $.60G4.25: nativ b ’ SR FROcy Sus, n u (o ows, $2.25G4.75 tive helf 3.20046.00 c; a December was again decidedly congested |ihe upper lake region Am. Can ptd Ty X |ylonal support caused aw tmprovement dur- |ing excessive for a Monday or for any |COWS SEEGLTE native hofers 35206600 | per” bbl, ST exira funoy tnted grapes. d Lhe price advinced readily on the least |upper Mississippi and Missouri vaileys and |Am: C & ¥ .. b i ¢ |Ing the first hour and At noon the market |otiier day at (his season of the year. ‘;"',‘JW i calves, $4.0007.00. per bbl, ¥.00; extra fancy extra heavy A mand, " News of the day Was almost ex- |ruins ex.end castward over the lower lakes | Am. Cotton Ol e @ Lw|was steadler, with prices ra sing_from % | Naturally they reported & very bad break GS—Recelpts, 1200 head: market, 5c|tinted, per Lul, W.W extia taney pink La ciu vor . bul and Oilo valley. The snows of the last ] 3% 04 |above to elow ‘Saturday's New York [in prices with the result that buyers & ; top. $8.10; , §7 ohhmia D, L B0, : sively in fayen of the. bulls. During the land O Hey. Tk 9 Am B & L pld o o 4% above o %' below ‘satura York |in b frige t|to 10 lower; top, $8.10; bulk of sales, $7.05G | Bohhmia D, pér bbi, §19.00. Cranberries uay Decembér’ sold betw 318 and | twenty-four Lours were general over tho [Am. It Sfeuris " B 18 c)ullns. n this point ‘were’ disposed to move cauti- [8.06; heavy, $T.024@8.10; packers and butch | Wisconsin, ~Antler 'brund, extra fancy 1 I $ May between § and 3105, | Missourl valley and west into the moun- |AMmerican L0 o 1,600 6% % [ London clesing stocks: | ously” until better iuformed as to coudl-|ers, $7.85@8.00; lights, $7.85@7.05; pigs, $5 Jumbo, per bbl. $10.60; Wisconsin, poppy | ihe arket closed strong, although prices |tains. A disiurbance of marked eneriy i | Amerioas Locomocive 5500 1044 10,30 | C meney.... Loufiville & N.......139% | tions prevalling at other market points. @7.10. 1d, Beil & Cheriy, per bbl, $7.60; Wis- were about %e beiow the best mark of Lie | moving in over the north Pacific slop:| A% & & Kl i 1w 13 CERML K. & T8 |Thus it happened that it was uiusally [ SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, 10,000 | consin, ficid run, per bbl, §7.00; fancy Cape nession, finaliquotations-en December being |and is causing decidedly unsettied wea hor, | A Sueey Sefiing 1 .00 124 1% BUN Y. Centrai 334 | jate In the morning before buyers got oul | head: market, steady to 1hc lower; lambs, | Cod, §7.60; choice Cape Cod, §.0; - choloe at 3. an ilay. $1.06%. “World's ship- | with rains and snows throughout the 6. |gm B e T .. L0 1k 142404 % st JOANGrtolk & W.o WG inio the yards or before business Was |$5.76G7.40; yearlings. $5.50G6.65; wethers, $4.5 box, $2.60. Appies: kxtra Colo- ments - mueh lighter n had been |treme northwest. - An area of high pris-|am, Tobaceo pid. B 100 T B8 S Lhs oA really underway, 8.40: ewor stockers and feeders, hans, per box, ; extra cholce estimated, The amount of breadstuff on |sure extends from the Canadian provinces | American Woolen v w0 M 3N M | 107 Ontarie The supply of strictly £0od beef siecrs | g3 95¢75.25. 3 *| Colorado Jonathans, per box, §3.25; cholco ocean paseage showed a moderate decrease (South over the upper Missouri valley, and | Ansconda Mining Co.. W 51y B0 Blw 110K Peansylvant was small and had there been anything |’ R Jonathans box, $2.00; Missourl Bej and ipte in"the northwest were com.|ihis bigh has caused a’ gereral drop:in | Atsbitca . “gon uuk ke Uy LAY ‘e |cholce it would undoubtedly have com- St. Louls Live StockjMarket. Harirales Bae ger Bob, aetr e par itght. These factors contributsgd {{emperature in‘the upper VALl ys &nd. west | Alchiseit fpf 1005 THw 1% 208 ng 3% | manded close to steady prices. However, A 5 g Bed; No. uap) "' bol., § 1o & firm tone at the opening. - Later in Te |to the mountains. With the high pressurs | Atisatie Co W0 135 23w e | C LR the general run of common to fair caius| ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2—CATTLE — Re-|Ben, No. 1 Wincsaps, per bol, $L.00; Mi wessjon the market 8t ony ¥ 3 ?&iamyu during the | Baitimare 1800 1163 8% 6% U™ 3 Wk Alow mu savely 10 lower, Moie thbn ts, 7.400-head, including 5800 head Tex- | sourl Ken, No. 1, Gano, per Lol $.75; New owifig te an unexpe ea eor ~four Rours the temperature . & Ohio pid g that the day was falrly advanced beforo market 10@25c lower: native ship- | York extra fancy Hed Baldwins, per bbi., h Bteel s W N York Tan G ) of 1,158,000 bu, in the visible supply of wheat | will be somewhat lower In this vi y to- srpmaalircy 0+ B pie. anything lik¢ a clearance had bcen effecied. (PINg and export steers, #. 75; dressed | #.; New Yor! tra fancy Greenings, per in the United States, compa with an in- m.flm,1 ‘lullol\efl bvl a d{_cr asing pressure ffi;‘:‘;‘lm P"gl'm a Erle Cows and hLelfers were also very slow hee‘ nrtldo(ll,lutl;her 'a;een\,wu, 'm:u nteev'; n: $4.60; m-lw ::‘u_rfik (’:ru.nr; p:c;(i Baid- crease of 3,809,000 bu. the corresponding time (and rising temperature Tuesday. e by sellers at prices (hat were weak to i0c |under 1 . $5.705.00: stockers and | win, per bbl., $376; New York farmers a year ago, and (o untavorable crop reports | Record of temperature and precipitation | (ST oy T Tl do 24 pra fower 1o miowt oases. feeders, $3.5006.00; cows and helfers, $3.26% | puck. Greenings, per bbl, $3.75. Poars: | | Tram Argenting, compared with the corresponding day of | Jeairal Leather pid ... Grand Trunk £ Stockers and fceaers of all kinds and all [6.50; canners. '$Z25@2.85; bulls, $3.5004.00; | Californiv, extra fancy Eustre Buerre, per ] Sentiment In the corn pit was bullish. |the last turee y F oo (T Tilluols Central,’... 0t 8ps weights suffered even more than boel , $6.50@8.26; Texas and Indian steers, | box, §250; Michigan Kietfers, per 3-bu. bbl. | The market closed firm, with prices %@he 1900. 1908, 1907. 1908, | Chfcase & Alton % SILVER—Har, steady steers, they being generally quoted 10gisc $3.506.50; cows and heifers, 32250425 | 8500, Oranges: Ixtra fancy Valenclas, 126 10 %c above the previous close. Minimum temperature ... 24 47 32 2|y Great Western. MONEY-—4@4% per tent. lower than last week's close, with tae| HOGS—Receipts. 11,600 head; market 10c 160, 176, 200 and 216, per box, $4.60, 250 and Oats were dull'and prices moved over a |Precipitation 5 Chicaxo & N. W.. The rate of d: movement dull even at the decline. lower; pigs and lights, A packers, | 288 per box, $4.50; exira fancy Florida, 12, ! ATFow range. A\ the close prices were a | Normal tempe : G for short billa is 43 per cent; for three| Quotations on cattle: Good to 'choice |§7.78@%.65: butchers and best heavy. $5.008) | 160 176, 200, 216, per box. $5.%. - Lemons: { v Wl L R B Excess In precipi s L months® bills, 4@4 1-16_per cent cornfed steers, §7.248.25; fair 10 good eorn- |8.10. Extra ‘fancy, 30 and 0, per box. $5.00; Provisions were weak at the start, but(2.40 inche ado F. & I — - fed steers, 36.00g7.8; common to falr corn-| SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, 1000 | chojce, 300 and 60, per box. $5.60. Grape 1ok of the early loss was regained. Pork | , Deficiency corresponding period in 1305, | C ; Treasary Statement. fed steors, M. w; good o cholce range |head: market strong: native muttons, $300 | §ruics Kiorida. 50 4 and 0 per Box seid [ . inplayed the greatest strength and at the 443 tnches, o o e, | o b5, 1 B WASHINGTON, Noy. 2.—The condition |cers, #6056 4: (uif (o good range steers (46 dumbs, $owaTn: culls and bucks. | Bananas: Extra fancy Port Limon, per ibs I 3 Vi e to her. I o8 o 18 b 1 To@d. om n ) | 92,254 ; Stockers, 3 | ¢e: & . c. H - “hd Tibs closed igo hIgher to THg tow 6.62 Inches g ; Consolidaied Ges .. 9f ihe treasury ‘st the baginning of business |-L88 51 LR MO noles Sornied ows and b [ 4; E=bunch Tomk, per Ib #Ke. ‘Hondyy Gole- The leading futures ranged as follows A WRLE, Toupl:personstar. | vire % Byt | coin, $881,304509; - ellver dollars, $480,918,000; | belfers. 14.3040.25; fair to good cornted St. Joseph Live Stock Market. VEGETABLES-Sweet potatoes, Virginia T S 8t Louie Gonpist Maviet, Denver & Rio Graads sliver doilars of 180, $4,008,000; silver certifi: (GOS8 anc hefers, 33.00G4 50 comngn 10| ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Nov. Z.—CATTLE—| Rad Star per large oolo sose 5obiw) o8t ’ D. & R. G. pid cates outstanding, $486,913,000.° General tund |81 3.4 | Recelp 4,000 head; murket weak to 10c bbl., $2.60. Cels Kxtra fa Michl ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.—~WHBAT—Cash tirm; e andard siiver doilars 1o genceal fund |800d 1o choice range cows and heifers, 3. | Wi per bbl., $2.60. Celery: Kxtra fancy Mlo T | | s higher; track No. 3 red, cash, §1.2§ 88 383; current labliities, $1059 T4d: worg. | 4:50; fair o good range cows and L8iter: o L00GT.00; cows and heifers. | gun, per doz, #c; extra fancy Muskegon, 108%-9 1008 10814 1085 106l No. 2 hard, $1.10@114; /December, balunce in treasury ofticos, $28,906,818: in | 3:90@3.76; common to falr range cows and i galves. $5.0057.60. per flat box, $1.2. Head lettuce: Per ham- | %| 108 1060 105 105 F May seon " g e easury. ¢ 900 618 eifers, §2.00g3.3; good to cuvice s.ockers — Recelpts, 6,20 head; ) er, §200. Rutabagas: Canadian, per Ib., | (RG] O1%| 9TW| OTW| %% N—Higher; track, No. 2 cash, 59%@ e ‘&‘u’:;“,,“,.°:u§,:§gf.“;‘?'_l;’{.:"c°mk“}“"5nnu Leidery, «3&‘ fair to good siock- | loNe: top. BT YUK ofasl ';-“‘7“'“;{‘5-’” s00| 16, Cabbage: Wisconsin, genuine Hoi- ) | 8%; No. 2 while, 62%%¢; December, GSic; | G minor”coin, $1.434,063; total balanice n | 5t ackiry ‘wnd. foeders 5. 00us 0. ook hatt. | head; market steady’: lamba, 4000 6o, | }and seed, per ‘1b. e i0N-Ib. lota or i“%"‘il oal el g Sy de 0 T o, 2| 1ihole Contral | seneral tund, 35,616,451 RN T Do i A b o= — more, i4c; rea, pir Iby dhe Calitarnia joaglongs o awalus | GXrs rim No. 3 cash e No. 3|l Gt - 5,616,407, oo, $.T6G5.T8; veal <o i Sleux City Live Stesk Maiket, tomatoes: Per crate, $L50. Onions: Indiana | el e mlmuuimwn Lite, 20; December, 354 @3tc; May, dlie. || ; New York Mining Stocks. T et S SIOUX CITY, In, ‘Nov. Mo Red Globe, per bu., $L00; Idano yellow, per | | RYE-T8e. VEW YORK, Nov. : ) : Tl Nov. 23— ) SLOV; ‘Spunish, per crate, $i. A ail 2 g B N | NEW YORK, Nov. 22.—Closing quotations COWS. gram.) — CATTLE - Receipts, B Wl 1 Bl 20T A SRINBE | s s R rohinsed: ted winter petenee: | on mining stocks were as follows: o Av. Pr O Ne Av. P Tower; beeves, #4. 5182 o ] b e BB nni W4 | B4 winter, clear, $3.90@4.40. CLLIRERERRE S ) 34 feeders, W.00g490; Yearlings, 3500 | ocx lb., 1a0; 12 1203 Pkgs. er box, 800; | | o | SEED—Timothy, $2.75(18.50. Com. Tunnel stock... 25 Moxican w |4 > Reo 5 DK, per box. $a.w. | [ 3085 | 20 671yl 20 824 20 12| CORNMEAL—$5.00 | %o bonds i omario .. ] rort Tangs e price, Diadis market Wo| NUTE—aluionss: | Dbk i | 000 |19 nfi 200 l"fl BRAN—Firm; sacked (east track), $1.01|K C. o pid Con, Cal. & Va.... 85 Opbir ir i | TR, Prices, § W bulk Of {1y "J6e; gilberts, large, per Tb., | i ¢ & 2 jorn Sliver sandard . X u or |l i'ec; Jumbo Texas, o { 1% !nx a1 (O a str Himiatny, ‘s [H 98 L T 8iivs ey R = o e seoge | kouistans; St e vl e Gt | T —Searce and strong; timothy, $12. 3 ron Silver . o 1 ok Ib., 16¢; medium Texas, per b, 124e. Call- A M., Bt P & 8. 8. M - Stock in Stght. D 2 i :% nE |u 5‘21 it FRRGANGS a0 st Pags i sidd e i Recolpts ‘of stock at the aix principal | N walnute: No, 1 soft shell, per Ib, Y DI v o ™ B ', soft shell, pe , le. Peanuts: B HEMP TWINE Jo. nik Cleariugs. western markets yesterday: B, it e 0o, vak %, e olrml 10 56 2%| 10 80 | PROVISIONS—Pork, unchanged; jobbin, OMAHA, Nov. 21.—Bank cleaings for to- Cattle | Hoge. Shaep, | 8% pOr. 15, 01 dUBIRG: FAW: TPRE-FE4 WY P 10 4734] 10 40 110 37% | g04 6. Lard, lover: prime stoam, 313075 day were $2075,081.84 and for the corre- South Omana ......... 654 4588 9,100 | "PATI P et salied: per bt:?i. "i?"’fi- s X Dry” salt_medis unchangéd i sponding date last year §2,405,008.8. e Lo AR SR | ('::; “iis [ pew Hallowe'en. per 1o T, Sugar walur orts, $12.75; clear ribs, $12.75; short = . Boph ...l 5.2 B0 ] i i Winter patents, §5.0068.10; | SXLYR SHOTIS BURTE: clear ribs, $12.76, short | Cotton Market. 2 steers 540 Kansas City 2000 1500 1000 | PET bOX, §1.2%5; tard, per ib., l0c JLNGEE spring straights, $14.00; celar ribs, $14:00; short cléars, | NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The cotton mar- | H. R Fuller—Neb. o |8t Louts ...n0000 T im0 vew| MIbES-No. \ green No. 1 cured, or Zm‘“"' g ’ " | Yseth Amesipn ket opened barely steady, 4 points higher (1l utocru.. w8 445 9 steers... 308 44 | Chicago . 0000 10000 wop| CHPER—Motd " Pee ; i chickens, 11%c; | pATe Y | to 8 points lower, in response to weak kg — - — | 3 < Reib RS Mg, S, fale S0 ¢; ducks, 11ige; | Facifle Matl cables. The census figures showing 5,109,- | HUGS—kccelpis of hogs this morning | Totals ........804 7128 6060 . . EWin Butter Market, choles malting, 8@¢te. = i : {797 bales ginned to to November 1, had | Were ilberai 10 @ Monuay, sixiy-seven cars _BLGIN, 1L, Nov. 22—BUTTER—Firm; | Nfihf‘-lnmg‘u:.m:- ln“fl‘s‘s‘ ‘,5"‘,:“;"',‘;), o 3 —Higher; creamery, 2asle. | little Influence with local professionals, | PélnE reporied. 'Lhis Is the largest run for | Fire Marshal to Iuvestigate. Slige. Sales for the week, 649,600 Tbs. oA g1l . $L g EdGe—Lower; #jo. yosh 3 but their circulation seemed to be "“"""-"{'mnl".'.;‘.'."l«:&":.u'yfl:'f“flf.n':&\‘i ety heavy | BIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Nov (Special,) | i OVISIONS—Mexs pork, per BB, $B.T@ | pyour by . g P | ey fr :.'.'.}' arket 3-:‘:1:1:‘-!11.957{?“-:2-;‘t]);e’:pm_ |Fun aud & sharp break In prices. With |Frank A. Craft, state fire marshal for | f 00 Lard, per 100 lbs. §18.35. Short ribs, (RIOUn DU ? I | Ry Mo IDE worked up {6 & Ret Sdvamee e MO [these two bear festures in mind buyers |South Dakots, has been asked to make a sides (loose). B1LET4@1162%. Short clear | wiaty U 700 | Republic Steel ¥ L et ance of about | ,iurted out generally bidding $7.86 for most | yearching | | sides (boxed), §11.62%@11.75. |Oats, b '500 | Republic Steel pfd. 7 to 12 polnts. everything. Salesmen were backward a | searching Investigation of the recent dis- Total clearances of wieat and flour were | ats, bu e "'m‘nm Tolang Covv.smi porutures opened l'-;l;!limlbl;ld]\".‘o:\'u'.";nr |cutting looss and the trade at the be astrous fire at Beresford, which destroyed | F r | 1106000 bu., compared with 1644000 bu. tle | 'ansas City n and Provistons. | ™} U0 5 ad pid uary, .14.Uo7 “SAzoh, " 3801 MAy, 14W0; | 2498 Yas Father qull “Suil buvers and seil- | w known as the Stephen corner corresponding day a year ago. The visible| KANSAS CITY, Nov. 22— WHEAT—Un- |8 Louis 8. W June, offered, 1486c: July, 14d1c; August, | G700 for ‘the Keneral run of hogs poskess | CU0INE four bukiness places, entailing a | ] DIy, Of Wheat In the Unitea’ Statas de | changed: No. 2 hard, 31068110, No. & $1.03 |8t L 8" W, ptdo. il offored 1420t Sepiember, 12.7@13.88¢; Oc” | (i welgnt and quality. Good Hoks weuld 1048 Of $15,000, upon which there was insur- [ ke $5 % o Lo B LT MY ::L‘:,.?";fl.&;?ofifn:dm? 3“‘:,“ G :‘;.‘3,’:‘ ‘.,“E;Z‘.‘.‘fr: ‘Pacitie e R i S ke 300, | HARE 5 0, but it was extremely hard work |ance to the amount of %500 i e | o d a 214 sell- | 2 closed fix Clo No- to get above that note! n_ the other| T o fire o et | Censed 272,000 bu. i {ers; July, $34c bid. ¢ { s _Builw vember, 144ic; Decomber, M.ife; January, | bk eh hoss soid rm ST doine I,“"I' S fire way of incendiary otigin | { Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, | CORN-fisc highery No. 2 mixed, sotge; | .1 Febroary, 148 Mareh, 14.99¢; |according to welght and qua! has been! the firm belief of D. Stephen 7 . aa . T Sate Sorn, 3 Cars; oats, 14 care; bogs, | No. 8, utsonc: No 4 white, 20ic; April. t6e: May, 18 lic: June, 168c; July. | ‘The general markel might be describot |owner of the destroyed structure, and 7,000 Shares (or part) at I 2 3 59ige; December, 5Th@iSc, sellers; 5.11¢ 1gust " Dtember, 1 s Sqgldc lower than Saturday. although at |others, and this bellef has b angths | . 3 4 > v |8 > 2|2 : i I 1GIVeY thA IFOAY, AN ! s has been strength- | . L | i n’fi;’-'f 2. ".""?.Ta‘.“:’i‘:'n#x?"? Mo BT o"‘z',’;,..fi.‘:‘.’.."»'zf xs.f“:":mu 40@ | Uniion 3 R “:p"n" Ko quiet, 1 points advance .'"3-".”‘”;. "u's i be Jowerr " " oMY lened by developments since the fire and $1.25—carrying all Cash [ hard. §1.104@1.12; No. 3 hard, $1.06G1.00; No. | gayec; No. 2 mixed, 39g40c. v Usion Pucitic pfd.. Middling uplands, 14.86c; middiing gulf, | Representative N the suspicious actions of the party who and Stock Dividend to i 1 northern, lg‘rlnl‘,ul:';l‘ Lk No. 3 TRYE-sgtec LS Reaity Bales, none. vo. Av. B Pr. No su P lis supposed to know how the fire origin- W 1010l Corn: No. 8. Basic: No.'k 6 | (HAY-Unchanecd to e higher; cholce| U § it EW ORLEANE, Nov. _#-00TTON. W own 8 10 1% lated The suspecied party has been || be declared. I Atie; No. 3 white, Wm 2 yellow, &g | 4000 lic, 8150006 78 L e U8 sl pid nominal; ‘mesd | dinari il e wiw 6 01w closely watched since the fire, and it |s | i Bétkel No. :Kflu"‘ficm e ?';h&’-:;],:‘""“;,‘{&‘"‘ fivnte, | Teb Copper oo ot 8 H.l:":‘;)4'\::”‘,‘,’111‘“;"(?\: miadling | 7 w e v-welm-a o arrest will be made at al-| vada-Omaha N 3 3 s s 80008 H ! D% " 3 13-160; % C o Py 1% most any time. o= «3\ EGGS ~Exira Thaia. Hle: teocnds | ; 8004 middling, 14%¢; striet good mid- i j'i"'flga;:"“” creameries, 26@3le; ang dirties, 180; current receipts, 2t s | e Davviand diing, 14 15-16c; middiine fair, 18 1o mid- | ¢ o 14y % | Saddie Hets Fatal Wound } inin [ dalrie 3 erns, loss off, 1dc. Westinghouse Rleetric . . ng good to fair, 15 15-16c; receipts, 1142 5 r ] % 18 g o oun M & M receipts, 3742 cases: at Recelpts.Shipments, | Western Union h bales; stock, 177,08 bales. b W0 7 i t% | MITCHELL D., Nov. 22.—(Spec | L] y luded, 20%@3H4e; firsts, |y b 186,000 (8 | Wheeling & L. ST.' LOUIS, Nov. 2.—COTTON—Quiet; & 1 3 o 1w S - i o I Y Bk g Py v Yarom e oan | Wisconafa “Ceirai i iiroiar's w ddllug, lic! sales nopel - recclpiac Loti |8 n e 1 30 10 [OReNr SHnMn. roeidibs nese Lane, imet ool Battle Mountain, Nev. f gm‘o; l-ll.x:‘-i Oets. bu. 8 . 16000 16.000| Towl sales for the day, 100,500 shares 1 shipments, 200 bales; stock, 30884 #. ) » 10 790 :dtnlh in a pecullar manner. He was driv- 3 ! ; _ ey 0| , A p e » 34 i 20 1w ing some cattle along the road, when h ) f LR y—Weak: turkevs, ioi chickens, | e Q“otnlJ: x::t‘:. o B Metnl Marke oo e 18 [nore became trighened and reared, throw: | - ln".m\”mnl Mohl, i 9 y . " | Articles. | Open. gh.| Low. | Close. uotations furpishel by samuel Burns | .. : . 5. 208 60 07 ing the young man o 3 The | e ‘ ohlery FATL RS 50 to 6 Ibs. THESKe: 80| ol Yok Tl uding NEW YORK, Nov.' %—METALS—Stan- |3 207 5 38 %0 100 et AR T San sver, SedNwnd - Hecy. J. W, West i 0 8 1bs. lso; 85 to 110 Ibs., 9%@11Ne. | i | Bia. Askes |dard copper on the New York Metal ex- | 13 I S0 1aTh o % The Gl L4l backwand and'the horn ef | POTATO y: cholce to fancy, 6@ }gf,\l }"': }g‘-“l BHA ity of omaa 4o b ... 1004 change was easy todav. Local dealers | 35 % % 4 7% |the saddle pierced his abdomen. The jn- ae: fair to geod ”’l‘k . | y /1 @B |City of Omaba ¢us, 1. 1057 quote Lake copper at $13.50913.73; eleotroly- | 62 203 120 2 10 T jured man walked nearly a mile to a neigh H Chicago Regeipts— 21 ears; corn, |Coin-- 33 Golumpus, "Neb. B L E 481010 W tie, $15.5T14M13.50; costing, 18 2 > %3 10 T8 bor's residence and medical aid was sum I 2 cars: oats. ars. Eatimated tomor- | May ... . @ Cubs (Rep. of) Int. s, 181 i Londen market, lower; spot, £ b y L4 90 * iy ' . &2 cars; corn, 28 cars; odts, | December ... 58 | Detrolt Bdisen ke, 1088, ... ] 61 75 6d. Tin was irregular: spot Bearish feeling a: other princl- |MPNed: He lived in great agony for twenty S — Don it lesie b & 0. T e e November closed, §11.4008180. Londoy ket found exprogsion at this point |four heurs, the internal injury being of Broker. A L4 e Aasked. B ket, firm and higher; spot, f142 15; futures decline on fat stuff this morhi ch a natire that his life could not be Minneapolis Grain Marke Myl €4 1is 6a. Lead .47 21 |Early wires from Chicago advised & heat f it o X s 6 8. quiet: snot, $1714@ i1, | Early wires from Chic vised a he ‘ 4 + MINNEAPOLAS, Nov. 2.—WHEAT—De- Philadelphin Produce Market. . London mar! her ai 1) i 34 ‘r?;na;v-r Ur- Supshied trade 8 ad diven lower T.'{"'«..T"f..?l}'ri.).i.' ‘;T:’l rb..:nkv“ o G4 N. Y. L Bldg. D. 895 cember, $1.04 v. 8 : ILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.+BUTTER- | cent quiet; spot $6. London ehior: | tendency of values. Kansas City message n or and ) = o 5 T S S Bl PR ARE ek, Gs higher: st i | o By e Eraiionn, Mmarkst un- | yore aisc lower and. despite & moderate | were living alone on a farm near Lane Sl No.n_mr‘lmc., SLOGLON:" No. 3 | higher; extra western creamery, Ho; nearby B, b oont lower at 81 for Cleveland warrants. Looai | 01 herG (Of8] BUYSIs mers hajurally mare —_— ¢ 8 [ ern, nts. %e. 3 market unchanged -8 e, . | n Neb T FLAX- 19 {"EGGS-Firm: Pennsylvania and other |Jmab E- L & F & n T Uis, oy METALSSteady; A resuit there was little sctivity | PADS Simasks Bisghow CORNwNo. 3 yellow, 5%me1%c nearby firsts, free cases, 3c. at mark: | omees & © B 8 R ofh ter ceni ad. steady, $6% | branch of the trade: in fact, noth-| MITCHELL/ 8 D. Nov, 2.-—(Special) eroer . u00C 0. OATS—-No. 3 white, T @88ic current receipts, in returnable cases, 34c. | Oman b R - - Ingomuch was sold during early rounds to | Hereafter the criminels In South Dakota s RYE—No. 2. ms; mark; western fhats, free cases. e StL.LM&R &G is Coffee Market. o e B BB R | will be hunted down with bloodhounds. The Brokers and Dealers ! ;‘_;!Agillnl'fl 1o, &l’ B . “l‘.‘,"‘;r;“"“"‘ To0spi, Drée ate R R S Rt | NEW YORK, Nov. 22 —COFFEE Kot | any improvement over th | department of insurance, thiough the au patents, 51006 et wesond | M R RSE—Fprm; New York. full créams, | Michigas State Teiophons s fiiures cloesd hasely, Sibdly 8t s Det do. |weok Ob the othar -hand. the \verake | thority of Commissioner Busford, instrucied | ORAIN, PROVISIONS s¥ooxm second clears, $3.20G3.40. |cholee, Tie; falr to good, 16W@Isc ! - et of 30,950 bags, Including November at & $c. | A band of fed yeariings changed hands|State Fire Marshal Craft of this eity to Juana Offices 310 X. ¥, Lifs Blas. S e | | lsn Finaneial. December. G6.40c: March. 680c: Moy |early at and & small wiring of fed |make the purchase’ of a bloodhound, ana | o #eievious Deusise 681 Peorla Market. i Milwaukee Grain Markei. | 22.—Money was firmer on | 8.860; July, G10c; ‘September. §70G8 0 bs reall [ M Craft today completed the dewl with | Tiass. amns T’ ordits ane a-aiss | PEORIA, Nov. 22 ~CORN—Lower; No. 3|, MILWAUKEE, Noy. 22 —WHEAT-No. 2 rket' today owing to the payment of coffes quiet, nominal: No. 1 Rio he proportion of feeder atuff was about [ 3 A tod dy oy e v ive white, new, 574¢; No. 3§ yellow, new, §7ie; | northern. §110A112; No. 2 northern, $L.ua sury blils. Discounts were easy, | Santos, No. & SNG#%c; mild coffce, |(he s8me a8 usual A gnod, healthy tony | Alchie Malcolm of Lexivglon, Neb., for one M No. ¥ yellow, old, &%e¢:; No. old, &ge: [1.00%: May, 5106y asked The bank of England seciured the bulk of | Cordova, gilie featured ingu for ai ble kinds, but|of his best walued hounds. Mr. Maleolm | = e ! No. 3 'new, 5Te; No. 4 new, Goic: mo| OATS—404f41%e. the L5000 in gold available. Business on b fomimon and infevior grades were more or |brought three of his hounds to, Mitchel WANTED-—A stock and' bond | g’ S ichas u ow 0 P ess neglected v o 0! -1 Sa v e s 4 | o \-nm. ) ! BARLEY-Sam, e l.um‘ MGT“\_’"I{;‘ -m‘q llll!; ‘p:’:g.’;;‘fl(fl';‘ ; gn».n of (..n-: ""“ - ers. In & word. the trads was rather gulet. | ey and they have been tried and testod xnlel.flmun to place secapities af the 4 R 2 ament. EaTH £ N. Nov..22.-Census 1eports |with beat kinds of s nd lambs . e Fem hat Mi ighest class manufactu eon- PR et e RO the sett! Kaffirs were steady m“_n\: J{,’,, .'rrl-:h_\ . 28 Conus 1 ;IML:\ h.‘\ b :\ is of a lambe | that tUme with the result that M h t class maunufacturing H » Liverpool Graim Murket. || DULUTH, Noy. 2.—~WHEAT—December, |2l6Tn000, but closed weaker. further llqui- [as haif bales ed fiom the STOWh of | @ Goatatione & fat Rovn weak. be: Gooa | CTR1t bought one of the heunds, apd which cerns In Keusas. Highest refer- H LIVERPOOL. _Nov. B—WHEAT—J&(!‘I, | 3030 May, $1.06%, | RS feary of tiouble ¢ the set- |10 (o November if, compared with 586,400 |to" M lambe, $7.0007 40 falr to :::m""" the state 3200 ences required by applicant as to [J ‘ fitaren stoadss Becomben & kd: March | m e sy ¥ elgm bonda aid raliraad shaick wore (rac. | Yeur ave TGS oommin o i [ thix [ vmba $6.7007.00; good light yearlings 5 8 —— character and abllity. Wil pay SO S ‘m‘ Kt ."““"":w vertising is the te Big ally highe A“’“ a0 sccurities upensd | TR’ Bop oD Somper o iR fo 1-.-‘“:‘ u.l'.‘-'.',,.y.»."-'f:...’":4::: o A Persistent Advertising is ihe road to Big good commissipn. Frank Hellig, C Spol, easy; new Ameriean mixed | REtUrn: lower rofesslonal suppart caused | g with 11 Tor 190K lg00d wethers, $4.30M4.76: good o, | BotUrRA Secretary, Longton, Xansas.