6 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat Was Active and Olosed Higher on | Heavy Buying CORN WAS LIFELESS AND QUITE HEAVY | Reports of Rains Sonking the Winter Wheat Belt Caused that Cereal to Open a Fractior Stocks and Bonds, Lower— Wheat was active and lieavy Creaco, N closed at frow nigher buying at the ear by traders and firm foreign markets, lifeless heavy. Oats steady and pro on prominent Corn was and visions firm, Wheat opened 'ye lower for May re soaking the winter belt Berbohm's cable, which ye sterday quoted wheat and flour at Paris higher, had an carly cablegram quoting French country markets dull and dency. Liverpool yesterday's declin were fifty-two cars in oxc I'lie weakness of the market some time under these discouraging influ ences and May went down to i8¢, while De- comber touched 611;e. Then Armour’s broker, who had sold December heavily at the opening, began to buy and Ream and sardrige also bought freely at the decline. the market took an up- wiis strengthened on the rains which we wheat downward ten veported steady at Chicago receipts ss0f the estimate continued for with a was and A8 0 consequence ward turn, ‘The market near the end by the unexpected firmness of the Parls market_as given in the el May opened 681gc, declined ! B, soll up e, lost ¢, gained g 10 the close at h,l‘ (4 "o corn market was dull,with light offer ings and lignt de nd. May ol 10 tontays closc., declined 1ge, but helped by the stre L'“l in wheat sold up ‘e, after de lining 'y¢ to the closc, at ke lower than it started, at Oats were firm, opening at ‘¢ h T With e early weilness S wheat i de- clined e, but rallied '4¢ later to the close Wt the opening figure, ading was light. Provisions mere firm, opening higher and advancing on free buving by the Anglo- Amwerican Packing company. Near the close small cstimates and the strength in wheat gave firmness to the mavket, and the close Showed un advance all around. Comva with last night January pork is nuary lard be higher and Jan ¢ higher. stimated receipts for tomorrow rs; corn, 200 cars: oat 30,000 head for two ¢ “Tiie leading futures ranged “Articies, High Wheat, , 152 cars; hogs, as follows: Low. | Cloke. Glle Gurget SHOIT 1inS= Jan _May. “Cush quotations wero us follows: fLovi—Unel 2 spring. 62101 No. 8 spring, yeliow, 3414e. No. 2 white, 30%@31c; white, 8Ty i No. 2, 47¢ BArLEv-—-No. 2, nominal; No, , B70L4 2 "FLAX Skkp -No. 1 81160 1,161, MOTHY SEED - Prime, 33,40, PoRK - Mess, por L, §12. per 100 Ihe.' $RO0GEE5; short ribs sides (loose), $7.0027.15; dry' salted shoulders boxed),#6.6245@0.76; short clear sides (boxed), #7.75@8,00. g1y DISKY=Distillors' fintshed goods, por gal, SuGars—Unchuneed; cut lonf, 5tc; granu- Iated, be; standard “A" il Tollowiag weis 'the réc eipts and ship- ments for today. ANTICLES, 4025003 No. @13.00; Inrd, PTS. | SHIPMENTS, 000 000 415,000 000 5000 62000 11.000 i 101.000 Corn, bu. Oats, bu. Rye.ou, Barley. i On the Produce cxchang. market was - quiet; ¢ dalries, 18@23c. @23e, toduy the t enmerios, 21 s, irm; strictly fresh, 2 Omaha Produce Marke The market is very woak and the Of butter that brings over 200 is very country, 15220¢; frosh packini BuTT! amoun small; SED Povrriy—The season when the dewand s growing fo poultr: ens, De; gecse 7@se; turkoys, 52 10¢. Livi PouLiy-—The m oversupplied and the prekers nve offer 4lge: geexe and ducks, 7e: turke VEAL-The arrivals during the 1 two have been Hieht, ind 1ho market provious quotations. Cholee sl Veuls. 61560743 thin or heavy, § lor wenther 14 fal effoct upon the game mn nd, which bas boon Tight ving and pri onsequ I'rom now on birds tha en the proference, b £4.00004. $3.5008.7 Jnck ady ;lhmmv..,w @4.50: orant, 2.758,00; ducks #1750 rived dressed il ducks, rket on ehickens 1s or at aly firt and ing a very quail plover, $1 small gecse,” 84 mallard ' ducks, bluo wing teni ul ducks, 100 canvusbuck ¢ LIS, £2.5073.00; smal Tubbits, 81251 Squirrols, 75000, dtor sudding Ib., 14@10c; deer carensses, 10@11e; i 3e3 antelope e vipts of frosh lald very light and denlors are asking 20 bulk of the stock is gol W 2021 ONEY—Honey 2 0 move a little more fr 15 still light hoice 190; i coms ogEs Are Be. The horseshoos, extrit st A selects, i counts, 30, NUTs—Chielinuis searce ut 13@15e per 1h; almonds, 1ies Fnelish walnuts, 120145 fil- berts, 13 wzil iits, 1305 pecans, lurge, 124 de; ‘peeiins, medium, 10c. The market on black walnuis is low and 1o one wants to buy VEGETABLES, BeANS—Callforuin. hand-pleked wostern nivy, SL8061.90; beans, §1.50k0 1,75, ORIONS—Onldys e quot on 7005 N navy, §2; common white 1at B0@6He, ish onfons, and per p_in berry boxes, per ger and the Kit, Lowa and wall lots from G0 600; Cabllinze Is notso pleity and 1t Is not always an essy mat enough to il orders” Orders e eabl the count A at1hiule colored cabingo becn” re i eld K1Y por dox « ERY - The demand 1s iner Thanksgiving hoiliny draws n aod deul of colgry is Dot sold o (1 por b, Sone elved, which 01s- According to size, 40260e asing as (he arer and good stock, SWEET POTATO RS ern stock, per bbl., por b, & EN VE Tho supply 15 fair; west- #3.2004,50; Jersey stock, s—Spinach, Nt per doz per doz, bOG lilower, per aoz. bbl., $2.00 adishis, per onons, e ey GuAPES—¥astern Concords. 24c; large lots, 2801 Catawbus, 28@830c; Malazas, por bU-ih. bbls, not, i Malagus, per 0o-1b. bbls net, $7.00007. CALIFOR The on the DoRES, Erupe: Casos, §1 Cases, Aviies o supnly ehiolee, per bbl., 2.00 per box J RIES e loft Museat double ¢ Is not much 2 60402.75 26; Muscats, 1s light on this market; 20; fanicy wostern, $1.750 Cranberries are arriving ver in good demand; Cupe Co .60; Jerse .70; bell und cherry, CROPICAL FRUIT BAKANAS I'rl(m- rewaln about steady: per 50; per bunch, swisil (0 (lnl £4.26@4.60, Ulianars Mexloans or Floridas, per box, #9; 5-box lots, $2.7. HIDES, TALLOW, ¥10. Hines 0. 1 green bides, 24 v B No. 2 green hldes, 2¢; No. 1 green salted o5, $¢ green salted hides, hides, 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs hides, 25 1h< 10 40 I Ihs. 1o 15 lhs, be: No, 2 ve 1, 3¢; No, 1dry flint hi No. 2 dry flint hidess 4c: No. 1 dry salted hides, cured hides e per Ib. less than ful SHERP PEUTS - Groen s ach, | green salted snearlings @hort woc sking, cach 10@215c; dry shearlings wooled early ekins, No. 1, cach 51( | shearlings short wooled early , No. 2 acl dry fiint, Kansas lraski | butener wool pelts, per I, actaal weight, 103 11c; dry flint, Kansas and Nebraska murrain | wool buits, per ib., actusl welght, 17@.2 fiint. Colorndo bisteher waol pelts, b actual welght, 0@10ci dry fint Colorado i rain wool peits, per b., actial weight diry pleces nd bitcks, ntual welgiit New York Markets. New Yonk, Nov. 20 F'rovr -Receipts. KOO Bbls.; exp s, 22,800 bbls.: sales pkgs.; market very dufl, hut stendy: il p ents, $3.25724.50; Winter patents, #3.4005.60; city <, $3.60@3.05; winter stralghts Minnesota _patents, $3.8004.00; winter extras, #2.16@2.25; Miunesota hakers, §2.8023.70; winter, all jrades, £1.70 spring grades, $1,6021,00;

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