Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
. Indicates Sunday.
YESTERDAYS SHIPMENTS.

The following list shows the numper OF
cars of feeders shipped TO the country yes
terday and their destination:
C. j. Hysham, Clifton Switch, Neb.-B.&M. 2
d. w. Ellis, Panama, Neb.-M. P.........
II. Bremmon, Shelby, lam. & o.. 2
Warwick & Co, Wayne, Neb.-M & o.. ]
=. L. Rennick, whistle, Neb.-M. & o.. :
Theo. Tobin, Tekamah, Neb.-M. & o.. /
A. II: Hills, Ponca, Neb.-M & O"........
Ted PER- Perry, " wayne Neo;MWM; 4 o." !
c. Kelly, Laurel, Neb.-M.. & O............ 2
J. W. Mason 8 Co, Laurel, Heb;-M' g. o. 2
AA;or Sm 4 W eniis'e Cia Tso'N Neb.%G' P..
William Pates, West Point, Neb.-F. E.. j
a. stigman, Rapid City, s, D..F; e.. !
]. F. Dierker, Dodge, Neb.-F. E......"..... 2
Fred Peters, Pierce, Neb,-F .EH..""..... z
81. Laur, Howell, Neb.-F. E.............. ]
William Pates. West Point, Neb:-F. E.. !
6eC * sa srGi;; e staGSllsi S g. DEF. e..
VIM. Charles & Co., Hermosa, 8. DE. E. 8
H. L. Prather, Tarkio. Mo.1K; C.......... I
]. Grimm. Hamburg, lax, C....."....... 8
J. Wilson. Cooper, Neb.-Milu..:"....... I
N. +. Hiatt, silver City. Ia;-HWab..".... !
Q. +. johnson, Logan. la. G:........... !
A, Wilken, West Side, IAN. W............ 1
Sheep (doueledeck)- ,
Lee l. MitchelI. Fremont, Neb.-F. E...... /
B. w, Calkins, Vernon, Mich.-Mil......... 2
H. Brewster, keosaqua. la"-R. l.::"....' 8
CATTLE-There. was another liberal run
of cattle here today, and, besides that, a
good many were carried, over from yester-
G afy' d SS shsfe ON ~a the a pa ors Of sfpp Paske en e eon:
tinued very indifferent, SO that that the
market was extremely dull with the tend
There was about the usual number of
eornfed steers on sale this morning. and, as
G Sas PSeo Of ' most Eae Of t them SOW WAS ''Waerry p inferior,
Sellers had a hard time to even get buy
ers to look at the warmed up and common
kinds, so that practically nothing was
sold untii a late hour. The tendency un-
doubtedly was to pound the market to a
| have been paid Of late that it is hard to
tell the amount OF the decline.
The COW market was also very dull again
and, as compared with last week, the
market is now Scg4Oc lower and in ex.
heifers were extremely dull and those kinds
have suffered fully as much as the grass
cows. Up. to a late hour comparstively
few cows had changed hands, considering
Bulls. veal calves and stays could be
There was a fairly good demand for the
better grades of stockers and feeders and
the market did not show much change
common stun, however. trading was ex-
tremely dull and 1t was almost impossible
to dispose OF luhl Nlhss VI Cdtltt AZ any
price. Spectators have a good many COM
mon cattle on hand, for which there seems
to be little or no demand from the country,
and for that reason they were slow about
buying more Of them this morning.
Western beef steers were slow sale, and,
while steady prices with yesterday were
paid, in some cases other sales looked a
little lower. The demand on the part OF
packers seemed TO be very limited and II
was late before much business was trans.
acted. Range cows were slow and lower,
the decline for the week amounting to 3O6i
&Oc and IN extreme cases to bOc. The best
stockers and feeders held steady with yes
tsrday, but the comomn KINDS were dull
and lower. Representative sales:
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