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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

CATTLE-There were more cattle here
today than arrived a week ago and also
result the tendency on the part Of both
packers and feeder buyers was TO pound
the market As a general thing. however.
the desirahle classes did not show much
change.
There was about the usual number Of
corufed steers included IN the offerings, but
most Of them were Of inferior quality. The
market was slow and very uneven. the
sane as Il was last week, and while the
market could noe be quoted much Of any
lower II was certainly no higher Buyers
seemed to be very Indifferent and did not
any life.
The COW market was also SLOW and weak.
II vas noticeable, however, that the can
ners sold without much trouble at steady
prices. while the chotcer kinds were the
ones TO be neglected In some cases sellers
we're calling TIE market Just about steady
while n others they were calling II a shade
easier. II was very evident that the 6uAp
and tone Of a week ago were lacking.
Bulls. veal calves and stays. while not
very active. brozght about steady prices.
With the exception OF a Few OF the very
choicest loads OF Etockers and feeders the
market on stock cattle Was lower today.
There were . good many cattle carried
ever Sunday IN the hands OF speculatorz
and comparatively few buyers arrived this
bearish- The market was very uneven. 50
that while some sales were not over a shade
lover others were fully a dime lower.
The better grades Of western beef steers
sold without much trouble at about steady
prices. but the counoner grades were slow
Httle lower the decline being mostly On
fhe letter Krades- All but the best Erades
a. stockers a1ad feeders were also slow and
lover. Representative sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. u-COTTOS-
Firm: sales, Loo bales. ordinary sI-isc;
good ordinary. : 3-iSc, low mitdurE To
ruiddling Sc: good uliddlinz. 1-isc. mid
ding fair, sisc; receipts en.l29 bales stock
3E. - bales. Futures. steady; N1veubs-
& ss6S &c. February. s.SaS sc March
2 Ec; April, s-34cdlS- -36c, May. S.3sdS -71c.
June s.s5dS. S9c; July. s.aeqlS. &c.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 4.-COTTON-Fi-rn and
NC higher middling. s.. sales. 81 bales
receipts, ASS bales, shipments, AIS bales
NEW YORK Nov. 24-COTTOS-Opa-s5
firm at an advance Of 8 20 Il points TIE
advance was increased TO IS % = points
'for the day on the more active positions.
this being a net rise Of So to s. poirts
within a little more than a week Todays
Improvement was largely On strong cables.
points. Later IN the session the weather
became a factor and buying was upon an
enormous scale and from all classes OF
operatorz- At the opening the shorts were
particularly heavy buyers COntributlng to
the Improvement we're strong advances
from the cotton markets OF the country.
the south In general reporting ar advanC=
OF 1-1sdS-1sc. ard large activity or the part
Of the exporters and spinners. especially
the former. Texas reported large areas OF
heavy rains still falling. Other parts Of
the cotton belt reported killing frusts- Al
the same time the movement Of cotton was
Of disappointing proportions and not IN
keeping with the larger crop estimates cur
rent a few weeks ago. Total ira ansa cg1ons
tqday are estimated at not less thA7 30
0e bales. The public gave Prtfers-ce 20
March, May and July. while sp5t houses
and the larger shorts bought the nearer
positions very freely
LIVERPOOL Nov L-COTTON-Spot
moderate demand. prices S 20 s points
higher; American middlinE. fair. s-1AS good
midGliug. 4.6sd. midding. 45sd, low mid
ding 4. sd good ordinary, 4 sd, ordinary.
4 I'D The sales Of the day were 500 bales
OF which 300 were for Speculation anG sZ-
port and included $50 American. receipts.
3 900 bales. including 2. 500 American F1-
lures opened firm and closed steady, Amer
lean middiiuE. e 0. C.. November. 4-51tI
453d; November and December, 4 4Sl14- Sd,
December and January. 4 s3G4.41 January
and February, AA5G4. 4Sd February and
March 4. 45d. March and April 4 Sd; April
and May, L Sd. May and June. 4-ssd. June
and IulY A 44G4 80. IQlv ard AuElst 4 Al
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov. 2A-COFFEE-Spot
RIO. quiet, No. invoice. SIC Mid. quiet:
Cordova. 7z46I3c- Futures opened steady,
with prices unchanged or quite IN keeping
with nat early cable news For the first
half hour business was devoted strictly 20
switching accounts out Of December and
January options into the later months AT
Of interior receipts for the day OF but Il. .sg7
BAGS which WIS far below local expecta-
rions and started active covering and tn
vsstment demand. raising quotations
points before bear offerings could check
the advance A reaction occurred near the
close. with prices finally quiet at points
net decline on near months 10 points ad-
vance on distant options. Including the ex-
changes today's total business reached IA
500 hags December sold at 81 65f14. 70. jan
uary SOC: March 56S- -d5c; May, 5-15s7s- 29c
July, s9f75-s5c. August, 3 40c: September
3 alfIs. s5c, October, k50c
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

NEW YORK. Nov N-CATrLF.- Re
-sirfa an head steers i07tic lower. r-l .s
arrs 10 tir higher. cows slow 90 ioC lower
native steers, 8. I5Gfa -, weaterns . sairt ''
-tsva. O. Lsf1 Is. cables quoted I've -4r..a
AZ frffIf1.c per n dressed weight s.aa.
gfeafv Al tfEf1c lambs ttc. dressed wa g..
- biprseufs tauanrruw sIa cattle. isis She.
ard ais quarters % heef.
CALVES Receipts & rn head veals Z .u
a 81. Rrnssera. 81 g5G5 q. Westerns &
go: clay dressed veals, hrm az iAiaE-Fz=
per 10
SHEEP AND H.AMBS-Revelpts. .Lr
head. sheep steady 70 strong lambs -1HE
higher: rour mon 70 choice sheep. & EIG
extra s.. few export, 81 - culls. g. lambs
& sN7S %. choice. IS ioeI6. IS. crlla. = p-r
4 3. no Canada lambs
HOGS - Receipts. t0S-q head. mark
lower: state hogs. $50. few outside ss o. f.
at IS ~. Westerns nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

ard Pennsylvania. average hesf -sT.gt<c.
western. POOR Go fancy grade. ZIFI7c
ULLTRT-Ahve. frunEr. dressed. firm
western chickens. f.1Ifc. wasferu fowts
Misrtar, spring turkeys. 1srlec.
MhFAIaS-TIu was weak again today
with The tocai market closing 80 so
"a So While London declined Is 50 to EIf1
LONDON reported unchanged prices for cop
rer. the cioslur quotations betuz $50 r. 81
for SPOT and 50 I1s 50 for futures. The
local market vas duN and weak. Standard
closed a. So 11a. nominal. AXE ~ i'll Hllf
II - electrolyttc at 81 EsItl-fA ana casting
az Gil 81 ~ 40. Lead Vas qufer aud uu-
changed here al - l2za and at SO lss IN
London. Speiter Was unchanged AZ Lon
1nu = quotations. remaining al EIa Is AMI
New Forks a. 3 IN Iron tu Glasgow closed
az 56s and az MiddlesburouEh ~ SIS 81 The
local market was quiet and unchanged
Warrants continue nominal No. I foundry
rortheru is quoted al fz7 10dI2s. %: No
foundry northern ard No. / foundry south
ern soft at 81 ee5111 %.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

HOGS-There was a heavy run OF hogS
here today for a Monday. but twenty seven
cars were consigned direct 20 packers and
not offered the market The Market
opened Just about steady with saturday :
average. but before q dozen loads hAa
changed hands trading came 70 a stand
sttll and for some time nothing was done
Bayers claim that they have been paying
too much for their supplies here as CON-
pared with other markets and must get
this market down In line with others
Sellers. however. were not willing to make
any concessions OF that Character, 50 that
the morning waa well advanced before
much was dona-
The situation, however, kept getting
worse instead OF better and finally packers
were only Offering $40 to t6.l5 tor the
same kind that sold on Saturday from
SD 20 40 80 that their BIDS were leefi5c
all the way from $40 ID to Ss.5as Repre-
q~-f urar
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, EoT. 24-CATTLE-Rs-
csipts. l0.6oo natives. go Texans. calves.
30 Texans I 80 natives. corn cattle steady
20 lee higher. native COWS. slow and weak:
western cows. steady 70 strong. stOckers
slow choice export and dressed beef steers.
Sc 65u6&: fair 20 good. g 5oQf5.do. stockers
and feeders. a. -I0G4. Is western fed steers.
g. lo6f6 50. Texas and Indian steers, & TO
A58: Texas cows. g. 7Sfr3-oGs native cowa.
s. 50f54z Is. native heiferz. g. Rsst3.o. can
nsFs. 81 9euz-49 bulls. ze09a y. calves.
& T5GpS 20.
HOGS Receipts. A0oo head Market
steady 70 firm: top 81 -: bulk OF sales.
S. a5gt6 IS. light t6-Q7lztf6 l-las Workers. al
ffd ia. pigs IS aafrG60
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsesipts. T.0oo
head Market active and arm natfvs lambs.
- 6l6f5 ~. western lambs. E9o&6E. fed
ewes. s. o0f719. native Wethers. 8. 9e44 co.
western wethers, x.0e4s-&. stocksrs and
fesders. q ao0A2
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
auStatiOas of the Day on varasu.
Commodfft~a

NEW YORK. Nov. 2L-FLoUR-Recespts
Aze4 bols-i exports, 3s1e1 Sbis.; fairly
SsSs ~asr Iaa ssaasss h assE Ra'easss ass,sT s s1
NisSssosa patents. - zsa4s: MiSnssoss ssS
% good. 8 0sa5 u; enoiee 70 fancy & So so
Ase buckwheaf -four, firm. S23cGzS spot
CoRNMEkL-sssady: yellow western.
C-&s citg, z-12s Brandywine s. t0d5ss5
RfE-Easy, No. western. sac. e O. b
a1oat' No 2 sege4Aac; uack stare, stGs4ise.
BARLET-ouist. fecdlng. nc. {. 4 T..
bg1aioi mating, tsWslc, &. T. q. Buffalo.
zz2.I72 bu- spot, easy No. red. 7s4.e. eie-
vatori No. red, &c. = 0. b.. ae1at: No.
! northern Duluth. saisS, = o D. anost; 80
Iions opened arm and were vel aus. sassasnsa ne
owing 10 bullish foretsn STATISTICS ar
N.is. s osa5sT; saSsy 1f5 5eresss ~ say Tsa s,s
that the chicago bun interest was selling
led 20 reactions. The late market Vas
closed &C net lower. Nay. y S-Ise' eles~e
at ls4sc. December. soi4Gei S-iec, closed Al
CORN Receipts ss.za bu-: exports. 2.
hg spot, quiet No. 2 S5i4c, elevator. anc
es.sc. 9 o. b.. aioati Ne. yellow. esc; No
weather IN central corn states. toEethei
W4ta decreases on passage and IN world .
sa-pa.eses, e4t eeent1atly eased on oE
net lower January closed a. 5s4sc Nav
47A tliSiac. closed 81 fIAc. December 5sa. a
eNeC. closed AZ SAC.
oATs-Receipts, ls4.sa bu.: exports. Isa,
rs bu- spot steady: No. z 36c. standard
Ssci No. &1sc; No. white. DC. No.
white. S4cs track mixed western. nom
tnal; track white, SlQs2c. Optlans aftei
showing considerable early frnness On ~,
twet weather, reacted IN The afternoon wiz
wheat and corn
HAY-stsaay. shipping. zG7oc: good Z,
choice. eoctiSl.
HOPS-F1rm: state. commoa 10 choice
ISG1 crop. ss13Sc. 1871 crop. 2aR2sc alds IA
l6lsC PACING coast. 1870 crop zSd11c. lSs
crop Z31a17c olds 7nlzAsc.
HIDES-Steady, Galvsston. % 20 Is Ibs
Z 1sCs California. n 20 . ihs.. 1sc. TeXni
dry - % ~ Ibs-. lsc-
L.EATIIER-Steady acid. .46$lsc
pROTISIll Ms Beef. QIlef. family yIE +
a. o.. packet. E4.csl l6.oC- Cily extra Indi
mess sd o1036.oa Cut meats quiet. pickle.
bellies. 81 l-esdlz-0e. pickled shoulders 8 Z
QS50. pickles hams, 81 oo4l1& lard
easy. western steamed. NIE. refnef
easy. continent. fI.a9; south Anertca 81
compound s. ao0rG PORK etea1y- fan1Ils
Gea clear 81 00, mess. 81 Hn11Ilk 81
TAlLloW-steadyi city, SEC country. @
RlCE-F Firm. dnueesic. fair to ertrn. q
nftC japan. l4a1C-
BCITER ER-nereipts. 4t4l rFQ
state da.ry Atci c7eaue1
CrF comulou % cluIrn.
C1EEa e.. 1Iert|n,a f
fancy aHs4. r4N
and N4IIa. 0'H
&A4&r If44
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Oasa and Provisions Show Rss, but 0ths-
Commoditisl Drop
WHEAT QUITE ACTIVE EARLY WHE DAY
Csra RuIe. Ftrm ThreuGhout. Inau-
saeed ~ weather Reports fro@
uIiaots, Indiana and the
southwest-

CHICAGO. Nov. 3A-Tradins IN the grain
BITS vas rather Inactive today and after a
snea and he close was easy, with Deem
5er wheat t.Htc love- aud Decernher COZ
&c lower beeemuer cats eiosed .sc
hIEher, while January PROVISIONS were
IRON nc 20 Ilzc higher.
wtfs et roeS Y'5s bayias Sy coran1isso1 houses.
some OF which vas supposed TO have been
for the leading long. Large receipts tn the
visible supply caused a weaker feeling
toward noon and lower prices prevailed
the remainder Of the day. ne close being
easy. Cables were also rather appoint- :
Ing not showing much sympathy Win tne
rrcent advance here Decern5er 2peued =
&C higher a. sa-4c- advanced % .s11c- olt
,r haavy realizing declined TO 1tAtc- clos
sag at the bottom with loss o. 4Q-sc.
7sl.s ana 7s7Sa77c and ranged between sc
and 80. ci1sinE 4u@sc Over ~ fe-s4
7ssae The visible supply showed an ln,-
an Increase last year Of 2Ga-eto bushes
The amount on passage oecreased so4Ve
last year OF -, 0co bushels World ship
r-erts we're 90 bushels, compared
with laI5.e00 year ago Clearances oi
busheis Primary receipts were ISIS .
b1aslels against / 81 .s@ bushels year
ago. MinneaQolts ana Dltutn repqqIteqq pqq Re
ceipts OF n cars Of contract grade-
made the total receipts for three points q
Is
l.Eln cars a year ago ., u,
fuancpd BY wet weather throughout lih-
rofs Indiana and the southwest Local
traders were dispoeed TO buy that option.
as wers alss elevator tuteresfE- December
vas erratfc. being subject TO the sugntest
fnauences. shorts were the best buyers OF
December and caused a sharp advance soon
after the opening. the prsce goine ID 70
55ssc after opening i+G7Ic lover az s1Qs41<e-
General selling caused a decline N the at
ter part of vhe day, the price touching as1-e
and closing lac lower az sS1sc- May opened
lefrIkc lower to a shade higher ~ 4<isl9
&C selling between fzeSc and &s1c ana
closing IsN-4c lower at AAc- Local re-
ceipts were ~ cars, With q OF contract
Tse feature to trading n oats was the
covering by December shorts. which held
3s1 MARKET drm- The improved cash de-
fnand was also a strengtAening factor
There was a fair volume % trade ana the
close was firm. with December NC at ri "a
Us4c after ranging between nc and aIe.c-
Nay closed &c higher az SZlSe, seIfIng BE-
tween 3l7aAs2c and G14c- Local receipts
were rs cars
Provisions ruled strong, with lard lead.
ing the advance and with good demand
from foreigners The steady tone TO the
close was drrn. with January pork up SC al
sg5F-tA January lard closed 114c higher
al Sc fZlk with ribs Z1zc higher at S-IzlA
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
10 cars; corn, 5ss cars; oats, ls5 cars; hogs,
22.100 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25
OMAHA LIVE STOCE NAREET
Cattle RscsiPts Liberal and TrAdlng SLOW
at Pricss q Shade Lever.
HOGS DIRsMEIY Dull ASO lows
Active Demand fer Pat sheep and
Lambs at FuIly steady Prices.
bu4 Feeder Trade Was
q Little outct.

sorrH oMAHA. -. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25
Evuporated Apple. and Dried Fruit.-

NEW YORK. Nov 24-EVAPORATED
PLEsStfu arriving IN liberal quauti-
ties and therefore show little or no i'm
prOVemeut. prime IN particular being weak.
while the fancy stock Is fairly steady; com
MON are quoted AT 5l5ltc; prime. 5ls06c;
choice. 6Q51.C, fancy. Tl7ltc-
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Spoi
prunes are attracting a fair jobning trade
and continue hrm. With the larger sizes
dispiarin & hardening tendency. thol 81
without quotahle change. prices ranging
from 5izc 70 7l=c for all grades ApricOtE
are IN steady demand. with prices un-
changed AZ 7lzdI2e for boxes and Tf10c for
bags. Peaches also are unchanged al zg1Sc
for peeled and Sl=91ec for unpeeled.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

sNo. 2 fNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIOUR-Market steady; winter patents.
81 50d53 80; straights 81 l0d73 20, clears, g. 70
a1310. spring specials, 81 4GQ4-2. patents.
81. 40e1s70: straights. Sz9422es bakers,
s. H627 3.
WHEAT-No. spring. 7fza75lzc; No. }
spring 72d7s1sc; No. red, 744ad75ixc.
CORN-No 2 534kc
OATS-No. . Tlksc. No. 2 white III 634c.
RYE-No. 2 <34 d50c.
BARLEY-G0Od feeding SS6Ssc. fair 20
choice mating. 4465sc,
SEEDING. ] fax sl-Is; No northwest
eru. s1Zls prime timothy. S3.60: clover con
tract grade s10sG
PROVISTONS-Mes pork, per bbl-. SIS sTls
rfbs sides 0Oosei s. 006Tg * Dry salted
shoulders Oooxedl, S9-S7isfa- 50: short clear
sides fb0xed). 8 s0Gs S
Following we're the receipts and shipment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

Indicates Sunday.
SATTRDAY-S sHfPnfENrS

$50 -A~D1NA - S-A-A ANN~~N~0
The following list shows the number OF
cars OF feeders shipped TO the country sat-
urday ard their destination:
Cattle Cars.
John Sandsford, Lakeside. Neb.-B. q NJ
J. o. CoPple. Bancroft, Neb.-M- a o..
l. A white, Peuder, Eeb.-M a o..
W. z Bates, Spriugneld. Neb-M. P !
Thomas Madden, Chadron. Neb.-F. E.. :
John Blake, Phelps City, Mo--k- C--....-.
George CrandaIl, Dow city, Is--L Co.. !
A Armstrong. Gndden, Ia--N- W.. J
r ". GeriaW. Gariaw, ul-Q...-.---...--. !
Frank Rzmsbottom- Creston- fa--Q----..-.
Sheep DID
B. 8 Ringzby, Thedford Neb.--B. 4 NJ. /
The ofzctaI number Of cars OF stock
brought IA today BY each read vas
Roads Cattle Hogs. Sh'p- Hses.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

ST LOUIS. Nov. sA-cArrLE-R Receipts.
S.0eo bead. tncludinS z 10 Texans Market
steady for nattNes % strong for Texans,
"a tiNe shippins ard export steers fArtb
T. ~. the top bsiug pald for fancg graess
dressed beef and butcher steers, g. H4t1- s.
and feeders. a. AG4t, COWS and heifera.
q E5t- %. oannsrs. g. i-soez e. bulls e. so
A. calves A09Too rsNAs and Indfan
steers. t210GGso. cows and hzifers. = E00s
-
HOGS RecsiptE. aseo head Market
strunE pigs and lights. - touS 10 packers.
s. I5ef6 -. butchers 81 Zoe5S0
SHEEP AND LAM he-E Receipts. 4 -
head. Msrket active and nrm natirs NUT
hack.. {. .-a-A .. sLocLern. q .---l-ol.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

OIL CITY. Pa Nov. 24-OIL-Credtt bal
ances rs; certificates. no sales; ship
meuts s. $50 hbls.: average. S-5zS bbis-
rurs. 15s. ~ bbts-- average. ISIS bpls-
SAVANNAH. Ca. Nov. 24-OIL--Turpen-
tine. firm. 5g74c. ROsin. firm A. 3. c. u.
8 81: z. 81 421z; F, 1s7l-: @. I-sF-: H.
AS: WV SIi
TOLEDO. o, Nov. e4-OIL-CnchanEed
NEW YORK. Nov 2a-OIIr-Cottuuseed
cuie-. urirne yellow. S6c Petroleum. nrn
refined New York. s. -. Philadelphia and
Baltimore ES5. Philadelphia and Balti-
more. in bulk, S5-SA TurPeutines steady
Rosin. hrm-
LONDON. Nov. 24-OIL-Calcutta hnseed.
spot. As Sd L1nseed IS
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

NEW YORK. Nov 5t.-MONET-On cau.
hrmer- per cent closing offered at per
cent tine money easT. sixty days. per
cent ninety days. atafS per cent SIX
months, ~ per cents prime uercantlie
paper. 6fsta per cent
STERLING EECHANGE-StruuE. with
actual business in baukers' bills az - s725
for demand and at s4 S16-5 for sixty DAYS
bills, posted rates. s. s4n4s411 and A2s
commercial hflls. 81 s364 $50
SII.N EH-Bar. sc. Mexican dollars. a1Ac-
EUNDS-ffoverumen weak. state, tnsc-
tive. railroad. Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

NEW YORK. Nov. sG-DRY GOons-The
market shows the same quiet general con
ditions today as prevailed last week The
demand for al descriptions o. cotton goods
has been oI an areraEe character al pre-
vious prices IN this market and print
cloths are alief and unchanged The mar
ket IL steady for cotton hosiery and under
wear. with fair trade in progress
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

Decen-ser. sssass2e. Nav. siEHssAsc.
casa, No. hard, s.taGssc No
. slGEc, No. . red. s6dS7c, No 4 dlds5c-
CUf-N-NCveuber. &C. December. 2sascs
Nay, - n2s7sc. cash, No 2 mixed. &c.
80. white. &c. No. q So
OATs-Na. white, ssiaG53c. No mixed.
1lr
RTE-No 2 &c
HAY-Choice timothy. so 50F1ieo. choice
prairie, 81 i5aal0a %.
BUTTER-Creamsry. s465c. dairy, fancy.
nc
EGGsFresh. Mt1c
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2A-EUGAR-Ac-
tive and trms open kettle, 14suSscs open
kettle. Centrifugal Jsd5 LIS centrifugal
a. 5-IEc
MOLASSES- Steady. open kettle. zoGs5c.
Ceutri fLlE-al. lc9fzzc. syrup. ZstIsIc-
NEW YORK Nov. es-SUGAR-RaW
hrm. fair refining. 5-16c. centrifugal 81
test. . I3-I6c; molasses sugar, lie; re-
fined nrm
MQLASSE-Firm. New Orleans open
XII Eoad 70 chQice- N.llAc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25
Argument for New Trial

DETROIT Nov. 4-Argumeut on the
application for q new trial for Frank c.
Andrews. former vice president Of the
wrecked City Savings bank. was begun to-
day before Judge Murphy. The Application
Is based On several afidavtts that Juror
Bock was prejudtced against Andrews when
Be was sWorn n as a juror ln the case-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25
omrJ-I vote % WI.eou.tn.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Nov. 24-The Of
aciaI vote for governor in the recent state
election is as follows: Rose. democrat
I45.s SIS; Drake. prohibitiouiSt, AK. Ia
toilette republican. ls3, 4=0; Setdel. social
fst-deraocrat, 1851: Purk. sOctaltst-labor,
7E. The total vote was 565.645 and Gov
eruer LaFoIlette's plurality z7S@
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

CHICAGO. Nov zA-John DfIlon. who was
stricken with the grip yesterday and 1r-
able TO plead the Irish cause at the Man
chester martyrs memorial. for which pur-
no.s hs came 70 Chicago, Il reported 20
dzy 70 be improving and with prospects
OF being able 70 leave his room within DAY
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25
Aimed at the Jews

BUCHAREST, Roumzniz- Nov. A--Ths
digciplinary council Of the Roumanian bar
has published a decision mat only Hou-
Jaw or act as clerks Of lawyers The de-
ciSton IS aimed directly AT the Jews. who
form the majority Of the lawyers and sAS
IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. N-WHEAT-De-
cember. 72i4c; May. 13sG14c- on track.
No. ! hard. &c; No. I northern &c. No 2
northern, Tie
FLOUR-Steady. first patents. 81 s5d3- S5 f:
second patents. s. EG2 s.; first clears. s. -
H1Ie. second clears. g. -30ad2 81
BRAN-In bulk, fIL50am75; in sacks.
~ rGGTg e
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To Re buried in Ari1nRIon.

HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. 24-The remains
Of CAPTAIN :. D. McBlain, [ 5. A. have
been sent to Washington. where they will
be Inferred IN Arlington cemtsry. Captain
McBiain was the first ofncer 10 obtain a
commission 1uder the act OF congress per
hitting enlisted men 20 apply for exAutna-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

ELGIN. I'll, Nov. A-BUTTER--Ad-
vanced another nc In price today. the mar
ket being declared hrm al &c There we're
no offerings. although buyers offered The
for any that might b placed The sales
OF the week Aggregated $3.50 lbs
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

LONDON. Nov. 24-The king Of Portugal
I'D fareweu 70 King Edward al Windsor
this morning and proceeded 70 Blenhet-l-
where he lunched with the duke and Ouch
- of MarIbOruugh The Portuguese king
VIII remain IN England for some time on
a private vtNtt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

n saaass. veais. rzaG@. stocksrs and
fss,Irra, 81 sngft1s
HOrte karnfrta. L.TI had Market
.tsa,fv ~ strnur. medium and heavy. O. I--
sls T7ls. rfan. E stltNcd
afgkrb AND fakMBs-Racufrts los
head Markef active aud 1rm. Ear...
iansbs. N 3. ysariiuas. sAGo, wrthers. e. -.
rsra. 81 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle slow and L0wer-HoGs Drop,
bat sheep Renaan Steady.

bat sheep Re1aan Steady.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3A-CATTLE-Receipts
ECO head including LOO westerns: mar
ket slow and lsc lower good TO prime
steers. s. -75GI6Lso: poor 70 medium, 81 $50
$50: stockers and feeders. S7-0OQ4 90; COWS,
81 4Q14 %: hetfers. s. eedJ6.00: canners 81 405
80; bulls. E0Q45o; calves. 81 50GG %;
Texas fed steers, G-0oG4G. western steers.
S7-50QA-Ts.
tomorrow. 5000 head; left ever G00e head
bulk steady: closed SC lower: mixed and
butchers. IS s0p6. %: rough heavy, IS soE6. %;
light IS soG6I5: bulk Of sales. S6e09s 30
SHEEP AND L.AMBS-RecelptE, q, 0oo
head. sheep. best natives. steady. lambs.
best natives. steady: good 20 choice Werh-
srs 81 51G74 %; fair 70 choice mixed, s. 50s5
a5a; western sheep. = I59f3- Is. native lambs,
- s-5005z5: western lambs. E-734T-
Oficial Safurday:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25

CHICAGO. Nov. 24-wHIsKY-stezdy at
ne
ST LOUIS. Nov. 2A-wHISKY-Steady at
IN
PEORIA. Nov "A. - WHISKY - On the
basis OF E2z for finished goods
CINCINNATI. Nov. A-WHISkF-Dis-
tiIlers' finished goods. steady On basis OF
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25
1Tfrwnukre Grntn Wnrket.

MILWAUKEE Nov a WHEAT -
Steady. No. I northern. Sc; No. north
eru- IA. f775ac: May. SIC
RTE-Steady. No. I 5iNG52c.
BARLET-Ffrm. No. : s7zc; sample, 5s
f76lc.
CORN-May, E1sSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-25
ro Er~rt WireIea. statfona-

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov A bal
has been prepared for tntroduction IN the
IoeaI legislature next year providing Tor
ths erection OF wireless telegraph stations