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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on board OF. Trade.

IICACJ. New. 1l&scarcity Of wheat
sA'tSbm tor milling purposes caused
st.s,.s lscal wheat market today, the De-
Gem beg option closing with net gain OF
3s6J%c Corn was unchanged. Oats were
az ~, Provisions we're l2Aqlbc to s29sc
Early in the day sentiment in the wheat
pit was Inclined to the bear side Of the
market there being considerable selling
hy iaral holders because q easier cables
aud improved weather conditions. shorts
We're LARRY active buyers and az the SEES
became more urgent. About abe noon. hour
y.sE,i'ss eomneneeg g dvindle and a
Tor the Improved demand, but the scarcity
81 milling wheat at Minneapolis and Ia
rally At Minneapoli II was said No /
northern wheat was selling &c a bushel
higher than the December option. The
association placing the total crop. Of Kan
saE wheat az tO00000O bu,. 81 per cent OF
which has already been marketed caused
close was strong with prices near the
hiRhest point Of the day. December opened
advanced e q TtS Ss ana clo3td AZ e
ClearRnces OF wheat and -four were equal
% 1880 hu. Primary receipts were si5.-
90 bp., against 1O2l 900 bu, for the same
day last year Minneapolis Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of $50 cars,
ataiAst $40 cars last week and 7s4 cars
The corn market was easter Al the open
ing because OF the weakness OF wheat but
later the market became steadier along with
the wheat market The small crop move
ment was also a strengthening factor. Com
mission houses were active bidders for the
D Nav delivery. The market closed steady.
December opened &c 10 MdNc lower at
\ 4Sk 70 fshd439sc, sold up 70 4S1hc and closed
AT SfsHfs1sc, Local receipts were 1as cars,
with seventy-ive cars OF contract grade
oats responded moderately to the SHARP
advance IN wheat. but the market IN
Fenerai was steady. Demand came largely
from cash houses. December opened &c
lower at 3aAc. sold M 10 33&c and closed
at sSssc Local receipts were 16s cars
Provisions were strong all day because
~ a light movement OF hogs, both here
and IN the west. and trading was active
Foreign interests were active purchasers
~ fihs, and local packers bought lard
Selling was chiefly by iongs. Al the ciose
January pork vas up S2ikc at salty. Lard
was un 1Ikd20c az Sa62h. Ribs vera aOd
2gif0 hiEhsT at $40,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are
Wheat, 81 cars; corn. 1856 cars; oats 10.
cars, hogs. 1900 head.
The leRdiae futures ranged as follows
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Sc. Louis oeneraI Market.

S17.O0 Lard, higher; prime steam 1910.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
S9.621s; clear ribs, 1925; short clears, SOL
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorts, N0S7iA;
clear ribs, 5000; short clear, s10.S7h
POuLTRY--Firm; chickens 7thc SPRINGS
lo@ie.tci turkeys, lshc; ducks, Sqse; geese.
BtTTER- steady; creamery n@271hci
dairy. 1bd22c. ~
r.C3(aS-Ilfnher nj &c
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NEW YORK STOCKSAyD BONDS
Market h Active and the General Trend Of
Prices is Upward,
INTEREST cENtLRs IN PENNSYLVANIA
PlaeinE Of the stock on = seven
Per Cent Basis Creates a Lively
Demand = Close a.
strong.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.--There was fur
Their expansion OF business IN the Stock
market today end some gain In animation
and moreover the increase OF activity was
accompanied BY rising prices. The specu-
lation interest centered largely In Penn
sylvania and the whole market was bene-
hted by the raising Of the dividend rate
on that stock TO Z per cent by the dec
laratton OF a sem-annual dividend OF ~
per cent, compared with per cent for the
The action Of the stock on the news was
conhrmatory OF the reports heard Tor some
time that the question OF the increase was
meeting Of the board to decide e. The
uncertainty over the action to be taken
was attributed to the doubt over the policy
OF a larger dividend disbursement. IN spite
Of the large surplus being earned over
the current rate OF distribution, owing 20
the large capital requirements Of the conn
pany and the heavy increases In fixed
charges that are being added to the COM
pany,s accounts by the issues OF new p,
curitles. From the stock market point OF
view also there was doubt amongst the
operators as TO the probable response of
the stock IN case the dividend was in
and the manner In which II was sustained
after the dividend action was taken proved
encouraging to speculative sentiment IN the
whole list, as proving that rule Of settling
application.
The holiday in London may have served
to free the market from some pressure
from that source. Discounts hardened In
London and the Bank of England reported
a further slight decline in proportion OF
reserve to liability.
The weeks gain In bullion was trivial
In. spite Of large requirement OF South
African gold arrivals. Call money rates
were still above the normal, but there was
no aggravatiOn OF yesterdays stringency
and a gradual relaxation is expected with
the passing Of the November 1 period and
the disbursement OF dividends. The time
money market. however shows sustained
strength and loans for sixty and ninety
"A
per cent rate. Mexican Central securities
reacted sharply from recent advance on
the report Of q rupture OF negotiations for
purchase of the property by the Mexican
government Yesterdays short sellers were
amongst the influential buyers today, so
far as the effect on prices went The
days advances. however, proved sone-
what more than sufficient to retrieve yes
terday's declines and the market closed
strong and quite active.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, S26s4O00 United States % advanced
q per cent on call. .-
Quotations on the New York stock ex-
change today were as follows;
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ShhEP-NUt Tar from may care Of sneep
ana lambs we're on SAFE tnis morning, the
greater proportion OF Wnicn consisted OF
STUN only good enough for leeuers There
was, however, a spluKnng OF led sneep
ana yearilugs or pretty GOOD quahty ana
sumo lat lambs.
The demand Tor fat stock was good, the
same as II has been every day this week.
and the early arrivals Changcd hands very
quickly Good strong prices were paid Tor
everything desirable. Fcu wethers sold as
high as 1910, with fcd yearnngs at $5.bA
anu upwards The tact is the market on
killers has been gradually frMing up and
Is at the present time safely lUul0c higher
some would put the advance even higher
than that.
3 Good feeders. both sheep and lambs,
continue steady for the week. On the
been gradually easing OIL, and are prob
ably goa6Oc lower than the close Of last
week. A feature OF the feeder trade this
week Ia the large run of old, thin and
very common ewes. As there Is never a
very active demand for that kind OF stun
possible TO buy a very fair kind OF old
feeding ewes at right around $500 Same
conditions are apparently prevailing at
other market points, according to reports
coming TO hand. This would seem to be
good time for parties figuring on feed
ing old ewes to get in their orders while
stun OF that kind Is coming and while
prices are low,
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs, S1.0Od7 80: fair TO good lambs, f6.I5
fair to good yearlingsi f5,259S.eOi GOOD TO
choice wethers, $5.0Og6.60; good to choice
ewes, S.50d5.25.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, t5.2Od6Gs:
yearlings, S5.&06.70 wethers, H.1595ls:
ewes So jOSl4.6t, breeding ewes N.7595.2s
n "a
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MatnI MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1-METALs--There
market with spot closing at eis2 Sc and fu-
lures at R193 iSs. Locally the market
Was steady, with spot quoted at A2,20 bid
In Iondon with spot quoted al RN and fu-
lures al Rs7 ibs. Locally the market was
eieetroivtic al s2f .5Od22.00; casting t2i ESQ
d7b Lead was unchanged At S5.75d6.S5 III
the local market. IN London the price ad-
vanced to e19 So. spelter was unchanged
at en- los In London and at S620d6.30 In
the local market Iron was UNCHANGED at
67s "a for standard foundry and at SIS sgd
FOR Cleveland warrants IN the English mar
ket locally iron was unchanged; No. 1
foundry northern Is quoted at s24 256f95 90;
No. foundry northern s9l.75m24s0i No.
foundry southern. $4,000 24b0,- No. foundry
southern, t2s. 5O67A.O0.
sT. LOUIS. Nov. i--METALS-Lead
strong at S5.SOa5.S5; spelter higher at $500
fi6 9efk
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new York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. l.-BEEvBs-
ceipts. ZIG head; feeling steady; dressed
beef, steady: native sides, SlzQgIk0 per
bhGTc; Liverpool and London cables
steady; exports, 100 head OF cattle 'r-
LVES-Receipts, 269 hcadi good veals
frm others steady; grassers, nominal
veals S5.50dl9.O0; choice beeves, 50. g5I9.50;
dressed calves, firm; city dressed veais, 50
1890 pei pound; country dressed. 6d12o.
HOGS Receipts, 3,0S0 head; market weak
state hogs, s6.5Od670; pigs, S675.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, l02
head; sheep, quiet: good sheep, steady:
s. 90; lambs, s6,751tf.75; one deck, $500; culls
$3.50
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Kansas CITY ILIve stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov 1.-CATTLE--
Market steady. Choice export and dressed
beef steers, 82b; COWS, $2O0d3 25j fair 70
Fobd "a OOdb. rs; western steers, 9350d5. q;
COWS 81 OOf36: native COWS, e3.O0d260; ma
tive heifers S2.6Odp4.I5; bulls, S225ab.5si
calves S275d6,75.
shade higher. Top 36g2lt bulk Of sales.
HI fBSi6 20; heavy, S6.i06i82eht packers
S6 iOd6 22is pigs and lights, B.5e46.9.
9HEEP- AND LAMBS-Receipts. 5000
head: market strong. Lambs, B0007.60;
ewes and yearlngs N.60G560: western
vsarlInRs eb l5fl6.0Oi western sheep. A.256i
50; st6cRers and feeders. t85Oq5.00.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Ph Ehsws HOrs Activity Than fos
4 Come Time,
PRICES N CLOSE TRACTION HIsHE
This Despite rect the Foreign Mar.
kets RuIe weak-Receipts small
and Flour Bussnsss Ian
nrbven-Corn IL Firm.


OMAHA, Nov, l. leo6.
Trade was a little more active in the
Eheat pit than Il has been for some
t1ae, and after an unchanged opening
flccs advanced 70 fraction above yes
SeEEdsy;, Liverpool markets were d, lover; Out
generally being In favor OF the bulls. Re-
ceipts are still small. especially In the
advanced. Large sales Of -four were re-
ported for export IN the southwest
Weather conditions are favorable for the
Ia still an Important factor.
Despite good weather throughout the corn
belt and reports from the elevators Of good
houses were best buyers. Receipts were
small and the cash market was hrnn OPP
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bush
els and shipments $780, 900 bushels, against
receipts last year Of i,oso,ooO bushels snd
shipments 81 2as,oO0 bushels. Corn receipts
were 352 900 bushels and shipments $4,000
bushels. against receipts last year OF fQ0QOo
bushels enc shiTmsnts q 1890 bu ~ go
bushels corn 1900 bushels oats and hour
and wheat equal 70 174OO0 bushels.
LIVERPOOL closed %a5hd lower on wheat
Minneapolis said: "a company with 200
country elevators says that only htty
houses arr full the others almost empty.
They think that maximum receipts here
and at Duluth have been reached and that
receipts Will not show any such az Is gem
winter wheat niiiers are reporting
heavy sales Of -four. Buffalo miller said
he was sold ahead up TO January 10 and
b" Nad y large number OF orders about DC
under his price The spring wheat mill
"nweNer. are having hard time oW
ing to competition OF the winter wheat
mills and the difleulty IN getting sup
plies OF bread wheat
Receipts at Minneapolis are barely
enough to 60 around, with only two
thirds of the mills running When the
difference in price between the spring and
winter wheat is considered. the cash pre-
r0fnNa Z IL nv
hibitive The long promised run OF spring
wheat fails to materiaiize. arrivals 30 far
this week being way under a year ago.
4 local range OF options:
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov. 1.-CATTLEt-Re-
ceipts $500 head, including i,eo0 Texans;
Native shipping and export steers, S5.T5a
$50; dressed beef and butcher steers, $3.50
06 B: steers under 1.0o0 pounds, s. 5O4l. a;
stockers and feeders. s2OOu4.50; cows and
heifets, s240dB =, cahhers, l.O0m2OO. bulls
So 2O614.O0; calves, S8.0On6.T5. Texas and Ins
50 10,d3.50
HOGsLReceipts 100 head market
steady: pigs and lights, S., S0Gb6B, pack
Sc. I5d6. %.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-R Receipts 500 head;
market steady native muttonE s8.00nbg9 4;
lambs, a. OOfiT 70; culiE and bucks, S2.8n3i5;
stockers, s3.HW4lO N-'fa
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RnAL nsrArE rRANsFEas.

Andrew Mcbride and wife to Anna
N. Mcbride, Wa 4 lot g. block g.
cI Essa NslSon and VIE 10 Doe
J. Campbell, lot 4, block 3, Spring
lake Park, South Omaha y. .,....,..istt
Mary Skalak TO Joseph skalak, middle
q lot J. block IL, Improvement A.
r, G M. Woman anu and vile to Il. W. Hc,
man lot l, block 2; lot l, block
3. and lot 4. block g. Kendall s......
lots 40 II, H. block 4, Summit Re-.
Ellen M, Reed and husband TO Kate
Ryan. lot II. bioels 4 saeridaa Eiaee
born, lot 6. block 56, Omahar....... 2
Joseph Nemetz to NJ. AZ. sohonborn.
lot G. block 253. Olnahal !....i..,...
M. Isl. sehOnborn to r. f. Swift Co,
o! in 4. H Held to +. r. swift o.. {
ine., lots : and T. block 25e Omaha .,
Swift Co. lotR aud s. block $50
Omaha, and other lOts............ T.
Theda Williams 10 Charles A. Hbf-
MANN mao n sublot 2, lot g. RAJ
Andrew c. Luhd and wife to Leo.
R,olqb ,d Doh :. l9 Re, 9. T. liage
II. w. is. IA, block 2, and lots ! TO-
l6. block 2. Wakeley Add.........a
Ida Z. Walden and husband 10 Roscoe
Homan lot l, block g Bogge q
steb6en b. BANGS ana wife to lose.
phine H. Weidenfellef, lot 8. block
ie. Summit Add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Stephen ID. Bangs and wife 90 Has
tlngF s. Heyden. lot H. block 40
Summit Add ............. .........s..... o.
Henry p Van Dercreek. TO Walter i
Van Deroreek, loi a. block 3. -smlth-
HELD ..-.. ,4t...-..s.- .s.....s.s.t.s...s.. l.
OMAHA Realty Company 20 John J.
Sehnutz and wife, part lot n, block
r. Improvement Association Add.
Byron r. Hastings 20 John Balok. lot
s. block 4. Military And ......s..u.....
ID. V. Sholes Co. 20 Joseph ID. Mackey.
VIZ nis lot 6. block 4 Bhulls ......
Anna Corrigan 70 John j. Ragnn.
eel. block IS Second Add to Cor
H s,SsH 4 Moore ana vie 10 fora
Power, lots H. "a 3, So Mayheid.
JaN -. Foster ard wife 20 Hartley
d. Thorpe. MS n lot q and 20 n
Iol a. block a. Jerome Park .....
Mary q. lane TO patrick n. Lane. nh
lot p block D, Saunders a Hime
q z a. y somefs and wife 10 john MAJ
tern aud wife lot 4 block q, bono
vans Sub ,....+..... !. s,,.ss., 49,.
, same 70 same, ioi . block 2 Dono-
Anna N. Mcbride 10 Mary d. Nc.
Pride. wal n lot ?, book 5. Reeds
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The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the


-4. IOtaie.. ,.sssss...s.s... Oilol 4tNSh. ltbJJ
-CAfTt5h )-~Receipts of cattle are holding
UP very WELL 200 cars being reported In ms
morning. For the week. to date the re-
ceipts show a very heavy gam over the
corresponding days OF last week. as will be
noted from the table at the head of the
column.
There was a scarcity of good beef cattle
there being few In sight. either corn feds
or rangers, that could be considered really
desirable. Packers seemed 10 want good
stun and the market for anything coming
under "a head. was teady to strong, with
the traue fairly active. AS Is the case
every dag, sellers were complaining Of the
ldullness OF the common and inferior kinds
OF corn-fed steers, AS has been explained
several times In this connection, the
warmed-up cattle coming at this season OF
the year do not kill out to as good ad-
vantage and cost packers more on the
hooks than do the better grades Of rangers
Hence packers naturally give the range
cattle the preference
Cows and hefers Of desirable quality sold
freely and the early arrivals changed hands
IN good season at fully steady prices.
Everyone was looking for good feeders
this morning and they were selling a little
strong and, plenty high enough to suit any
one. The stockers and common leaders, as
is the case every day, moved a little slowly,
but at steady prices
lar HaaaFtf nj Ia IN NnI
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nm 90 Honln.

NEW YORK, Nov. l.-oILs-C Cotton
seed, Irregular; prime crude, T. o. b. mills,
29lkd30c; prime crude, yehQW T. o. b.
mills, l5645c. nominal. Petroleum, steady
refined, New York. Sf.50j Philadelphia and
Baltimore, tl45 Philadelphia and Baltl-
KosIN-FIrm; strained, common 10
s1VkNNAH, Ca. Nov. -Turp. n
RosiN-Firm; A, B. c. 50 ssas .s95s: D.
"A on; F a, OOlil O5; +, A.15. @. S4.l6d4. 10;
H. tIndi Is; /. 81, s6dl.s oi X. $40; M. S:
n. $40; VIC, Sc; WV, q.
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COtton market.

NEW YORK. Nov i.-COTrON-s Spot
closed quiet at 10 points decline; middllng
ST. LOUIS. nov. i,-coTToN-ouiet;
middnng. i05tc; sales 100 bales; receipts,
bales
LIVERPOOL Nov. L-CoTToN In
increased demand; prices 5 points higher:
ding 6d middling. 5,sid; low middllns
sd: coed ordinary, 5.2d; ordinary b0id
The sales Of the dag were 500 bales. OF
which 500 were for speculation and expert
and Included I10C American
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. i.--MONEY-On call,
strong and higher at sac per cent; ruling
rate, Z per cent; last loan. per cent.
Time loans, strong and dull; sixty days and
ninety days, IS per cent; six months, per
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-easss
STERLING EXCHANGE Heavy. With
actual business IN bankers bills az A&35d
sixty-day bills; posted rates, A.Niad4.Sb5h !;
commercial bills, $500. -
SILNER-Bar, use Mexican doilafs,
5tIkc.
BONDS Government, frm; railroad
steady, -
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active. although largely IN the shape q
switching from near 70 late positions and
The market ruled irregular. Al one time
close was steady. net unchanged 10 ; points
higher on covering and a better local de.
iW.250 bags including November nt so5cl
December, 6o5u6i0o; tiarch. 6.SUGi6. &c; MAY,
8 b0li6.b5C; July. $500. September, 6selI6. SCI
fuwnfrN
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CHICAGO 1--we STOCK MARKET
Cattle steaGS-4noss strSnR to Higher
Sheen sArnr.w

CHICAGO Nov 1.1CATTLE-R Receipts,
5000 head: market steady; common 10
prime steers s4.O0UiSO; cows, 32.65d4.l5i
heifers, S26Od5.s5i bulls ,s2,406I450l calves,
HOGs-Receipts 1900 head. market
strong to 90 higher; choice TO primo
heavy $500. 90, medium TO good hcaVy,
81 lOfi 5 30: butcher weights. s58eQ6'40, good
to choice mixed, S6lO162e; packing SS.SGa
Sos pigs. &.5Od6.3, ,s s- ~ -.
head: market strong 70 i0el5c hgGer: sheep,
S4O015.65: yearlings, S5.00a6.s5; lambs 5000
d77b
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Increase. ei0.6gi, other securities. increas4;
EN,O0O. other deposits, decrease, e0sQ,OlQi I
serve, increase, $500; government securi-
dcs, unchanged.
The PROPORTION Of the banks reserve 70
pared with 1854 per cent last week
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PhiIadeEphia Produce MARKED

PHILADELPHIA. Nov f-BuTTER-
Unchanged; extra western creamery, Of
lcial price. 27e; street price, 2Sc extra
nearby pr,nts, zoe.
Eqds-Firhl nearby fresh and western
fresh, CSC Of mark.
CHEEsE-Firm; New York fun creams.
fancy, 1sltalSAe New York fun creams
choice, 14He New York full creams. fair
to good. l2&q15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 1-SU0AR-RaN.
quiet fair refining, 7-leei centrifugal,
rehned. quiet. No &, t30c; No Z. 4 SO.
no. d. 4. g0c; No 3. Else; No. 10, l.O5c. No,
iii. iOOe, 10. ! 2. 3.S5c; No. 4 g. 88Oc. No
IA aeBct confectionery A. i460c: mould
A. 5IBo: out loaf 5.5Oc; crushed. S.bOc.
powdered. a.s0e, graduated. Ls0c. cubes
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81. Josenh live stock Marke,.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, Nov. l.-CATTLE--
Receipts Ang head market steady; ma
lives 81 .O1id. 70; coWg ara heiftrs 81. a5ll4 III
etockers and feeders, S2bOd439
HOGS Receipts, 5,4s9 head: market &c
higher Top $50: bulk. @@d0l6
SHEEP AND LANBs-Rsceipts, 8as2
head: market steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02

WASHINGTON, Nov. t.--Today's state
ment OF the treasury balances In the gem
eral fund.- exclusive OF the &l50OO0,O00 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
S223, 800, $40; gold coin and bullion, 3i09,
Sl4,5Oi gold certificates, slS,e5S, 80
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02

PEORIA. Nov LOOMING. yellow.
new, 4sc; old. CSC; No. 4 Ss1kc for new
s3itdt4c.
oATs-Dun: No. white, s8Ee; No. 8
white S3H12ho: No 4 white 32c
RYE-6t aady; No. y 64G65c
WHISlSY-N.z9.
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sInht city. Live stool AIarket.

stOtTx CITY Nov. i.-(Bpeciai Teie
srarS5 - CATTLE - Receipts, 1850 head
market steady. stockers dull beeves. 1900
400. cows, bulls and mixed. 81 hOda8.
stockere and feeders, S3.O003 IS; calves and
yearlings s. 5CG375.
HoGs-Reeeipts, 2sOe head; market 2,sc
lower, selling at 5.s5a6.5o; bulk of sHles
s. g06i5 s.
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eoodstulfs 10 IiiyeFpooI.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. LII llowing are The
stocks Of breadathfis ana proyisions ~, ~
5Sla 900 centals; corn, 4S90C0 oentale. bacon,
Is zoo boxes; hams 5000 boxes. shoulders.
7e go boxes; lard /. 200 tiefceh OF prime
western Steam and $40 tons Of other kinds.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02

CasK quotations we're as follows;
flQER-Steady; winter patents e N
a8 40. winter straights So l0d8 IS; spflnS
patpnts s3S0G3 90 spring straights. 81 80
s6O bakers G.8oH2@.
WHBAT-No. spring 55aislsc: No. 4
n9Toci No, red, 7e&aIiisc.
COMING. 2 i6l4e; No. . yellow, I7ilc
4 OATs--No. g. 9ae! No. white. SO
BYE-No, SlaGc; fair 30 choice malt
NJ, f6dfOc e
western. Sll4iS Prime timothy. NtOT
AM rlover contract grade $500
pROVISrONs-Short ribs. sides Ooose)
sN25dSB Mees pork. per bbl. 1850
Lard per i0l lhe.. S9.aJ. Short clear sides
1hoxedl. S.5O6275.
Following were tnet receipts and shin
neuts Of hour and grain:
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pennsylvania Dividend.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 1.-The board OF
directors OF the PENNSYLVANIA railroad 20.
dav declared a Hemisannual dividend OF ~
ber cent This Is an increase OF hnlf OF 1
per cent and places the stock ON a per
cent basis
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wheat-l -.
R E$igg: /" H iiI;8 E. III f. + IL
Nov. {. / isk lg. l.4 lls.l iS4
Dec. - u ! 10 lZibr Ia l.~.-..s.
May.s.i j l0h5l L l0Nl ! Abtalf lb96 i..,.....

Minneapolis Cash Ciose- Wheat: No.
hard sec No northern fstc 70 ' arrive I've
No. 8, 7fifdqblko; No. ] durnm, e54tc; to ar
RYE, 6l4c; No, durum. 6t%o; TO arrive,
SIC oSta 49, Nj white. o SiiSc No. & Ss,s$
sOc. Barley; s7dASc. Rye 57EG5sSe.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02
MiIwaulsee Grain Ma+ket

MILWAUKEE, Nov. t-WHEAT-F Firm
No. / northern, 79aS0hc: No northern
766DTse: December, 7lNGTl3kc bid
RYE-Bteady, No /, 66d66jhc.
BARL.EY-steadyi No 2, 65@56e: sample.
n055c,
CORN STEADY; No. cash, is94SHc De-
cember ealsc asked
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02
Duluth Grain Market.

DULUTH. Nov 1.-WHEAT-On track
No. I northern. Dhc: No. northern. rae;
No. 4 76o; May. IKE July. S0Ac
OATS-ro arrive, a2iSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02

NEW YORK. Nov i-EVAPORATED
APPL ES-M Market was steady but dufet
High choice are quoted at 6n6kc: choice ~
fdi&c; prime, 6hu1Lc,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-prunes
have been arriving Ia considerable duan-
tity but have gone into consumption and
available supplies on spot are not heavy
Prices are hlnily held, with California
grades quoted az 3ik0S4c and OreEon 90
10 Ds al GHdiOc. ApricOts are un-
changed with choice quoted a. i6c
al iS5sOe Peaches ore outlet on spot' ny Il.
old crop choice quoted al lie: extra choice
AZ iNlllec and fancy 20 extra fancy. igfi
i2Ac. Raisins are coming forward quite
freely from the coast but supplies are not
increasing owins TO shipments on interior
orders. and prices hold hun with loose
muscatels quoted % thmlac. seeded al 6it
CSC. and London layers AZ n65dl.7A
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02
-IIrernnnI Grnln NIhrIlet.

LIVERPOOL Nov /. - WHEAT - spot.
Arm: No 2 red western winter, g.. Fu-
lures. dull; December, es $685. March, O.
cciRH-spot, firms American. mixed, y
aNd Futures dull; December 4s5isdi jan
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02

u On the Produce exchange TO-DAY the but
Ter market was steady creameries Islf
-5hc. dairiss. isit1cSc. hEgs. steady al
mark cases Included. -ont'c. arsts. 81.
b prime hrsts eil4c. extras, &c. Cheese,
steady, leituisitc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02

OMAHA, Nov. l.--Bank ciearihgs for TO-
spending date last year si.0g3 6SI.0.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-02

wHEAT-No. hard, es8eec; No. 8 hard.
GeQsSc; No.4 hard, esd69p, No. ; spring,l
!, coRN-,Ss 3, ASSloi No, q yellow. FRc;
OATB-Nps mixed. S0ik 1sOikc: No 3
white. 31H63iIAc; No l=White 302dsie.
RYE-No 3 SEE No. s. Sc.