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Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Main Body Of Speculative Issues
Inert During Entire Day.
NORTHWESTERN STOCKS HEAVY
Interstate Commerce Commission
order for Lower Rates ON Freight
CIassificRtions I'm Northwest
New InfIuence.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Northwesterr
railway stocks we're heavy today and
those In the Canadian group were strong
rev less prominent industrals adj
Nahced. The main body OF speculative
issues was inert.
The Interstate Commerce commission
order for lower rates on freight classl-
ilcalons In the northwest was the only
dIrect new influence on the market. II
was used with effect by the bears in at
lacking the stocks OF the railroads con
ssrned and Northern Pacific, Great
Northern preferred, 81. Paul and North
western were depressed a point OF more
In the Canadian group. Canadian Pacific
rose ~, Wisconsin Central 2 and Mime
point.
Expectations Of the early issue Of new
American Tobacco securities led 70 in
creased trading in thise issues at higher
prices The preferred stock rose III and
to 1913
Atchison reported earnings, which were
regarded as disappointing Gross returns
we're virtually unchanged, but operating
expenses rose more than $4,000 This
ADDED expense. combined with a rise OF
ABOUT the same amount in taxes, reduced
the operating income By $1,000
Inc bank statement In some ways was
surprise. A loss IN cash IN the actual
statement OF S,b00O00 was in line with
expectations In view Of the weeks ex-
portation Of gold. Predictions with com
paratvely slender surplus reserve would
be reduced almost 90 the vanishing point
however. were not borne out.
The bond market was steady The total
sales par value. were s1,3l0O00. United
states Is and Ss lost u per cent on call
on the week.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
On stocks were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

average drift per day, or little over
one knot per hour. This Is rapid travel
ing FOR a bottle, and vessel IN the
same current would have its daily rate
materially increased. II Is supposed that
a preponderance OF westerly gales helped
the bottle along.
A peculiar drift of two bottle occurred
in 1895 after they were thrown overheard
in the center Of the great whirl in mid
ocean Zach bottle took a directly oppo-
site course. one landing on the coast OF
Florida The first bottle drifted 2lOO
miles in one year and six months, the
second 200 miles in eleven months. The
supposition Is that the former drifted
northwestward and into the Gulf stream,
while the latter went southwestwRrd and
into the north equatorial current. An
other popularity noted is that several
bottles thrown overheard in the region
Of the Bermudas all eventually floated
toward those islands, although they as
sumed different courses to do 20, con-
verging on the island like the spokes
of a wheel
one OF the greatest though not the
swiftest drifts ever reported was that OF
Al bottle thrown overheard off the coast
OF chile. Five and one-helf years later
"A e same bottle was picked up on the
uast OF France. The course pursued by
Il ms bottle was around Cape Horn north
d along the east coast of South Amer
lea, through the Florida straits and
nor Tn eastward following the Gulf stream,
then curving southwark again on the
west coast of Europe until 1t finally
landtd In France
The only explanation for this remark.
able d vft is that it was helped from one
current TO the other by the timely APP
pearauce OF favorable winds. The total
drift was approximately 1900 miles The
condition Of the inelosed paper was also
notable considering the length OF time,
the paper being but slightly discolored.-
Washingto Star.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

NEW YORK, Nov. e5.-COFFEE-Fu-
lures opened firm at ar advance OF 267
points on covering and a continuation of
the bull support noted late yesterday,
although there was nothing more definite
with reference 90 yesterdays late rumors
Of bullish Developments In Brazil, II was
the first notice day on December con-
tracts and tenders OF about 2Lo0O bags
were promptly stopped, the market linz
proving during the morning and closing
only q little OFF from the best, with the
tone firm at a net gain OF sale points.
Sales. q, $50 BAGS. November and Deem
Der. "a sc: January, 1Li0c February,
1850; March, l3.67e; April, lS6ee; MAY,
iS5hc; June lS.5ic; July, lsbec; August,
ls41c; September, 1246c; October. iAt5e.
Hamburg was ~ pigs. higher. Havre
was UNCHANGED &c lt higher. rio was
- refs higher at $3.50 Santoa was un-
changed; Is, $500; Is. $500 Receipts at
the two Brazilian ports were 5tOnO bass.
against Al 900 last year. JundiahN receipts
were 5000 bags, against 80 900 last year.
Fine weather was reported IN all districts
81 Sac Paulo. New York warehouse de.
liverlss yesterday were 6.177 bags, against
Sls last year. Spot coffee, steady; No,
Rio. l5c; No. Santos, lfkfli6lkc Mild
dun; Cordoya, leltGlsNe, nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26
NEW York GENERAL MARKET
ouototions OF the Day on various
Commodities.


NEW YORK. Nov. B.-FLouR-Steedy
spring patents, s. 25qb.45; winter slraight s
4 20a4.30; winter patents. fl8n450, -. ini
clears, t4@qi0: winter extras NJ
Kansas straights. &GOdAs0. Rye -four
quiet fair 70 good t4!5q4.&i choice 4
fancy. i6tohs 20 Buckwheat flour. quiet
CoRNMEAi s--steady: fine white an,
yellow, 81 COL C5; coarse, N5oQL60; kilt
RY E-Quiei. no zoe. nominal. c. {. T.
wHEAT-spot market firm; No. 2 red
NC, elevator, export and @c I. o..
afloet: No. ! northern Duluth, ti1i, T. o
D., afloat Futures market was frimei
on better cables from Europe and
Argentina. lighter receipts, good cash
yales in the west and reports OF good
export business In Canada, closing al
Der. 9g.1af!9hc, closed at " 9-lGc; May
81 .0i7 dlN l5-l6. closed az S.047s Re.
ceipis, ls4 200 bu. shipments, 1899 bu
CDHN-Spot market easy; export, new
To-, Z. o. b.. anoat 10 arrive. Futures
nominal. Receipts, 5,s@ bu. shipments
oATs-spot market firm; standard
White. 5io N elevator; No. 2 5ls4o; No. 4
and 4, 5sc, natural white and white
clipped, 62MO5hc on trock. Futures
nominal Receipts, $3.50 bu.; shipments
FEED-steady; western bran. ioolb.
sacks, se5l0; standard middling, l00-lb.
SACKS, SlhbD; city lo-lb. sacks, S2l.25.
BAY-Quiet; prime. n,o; No. 1 Si.2J;
No. 2 N.l5gL20, No. g. sacusl.OO
llOPS-Flrm; state common to choice,
1911, 52G57o; 1910 nominal.
HIDEs-stsady; Genital America. 2llEc.
IEATHER-Ilemloc firsts. 25d21o. sec
onds, e2a9tc; thirds, i9d2ic; rejects l5c.
PRONlSlONS--Pork, steady; mess
3l7.TM1s IS. family, $4,000 q 90; short
clears, nIzydiS25. Beef, steady; mess
kl250Ui3.00; family, si460ll1t.60; beef hams
5000 ~. 20, Cut meats steady; picked
bellies, 10 TO II pounds. Si0OOitf0.a5; pickled
hams, tii BQll.g0. Lard easy micdle
west prime i9s0fi9a0 refined easy;
continent; $3.50; South America. $685.
compound S.l2iAUT.Slis.
TALlO W--stesdy; prime city, 6ssc;
country. 6tdGAc
j. u 4 II L. IS rirm, creameries ssc:
crcanaries, extras, y5c; creameries firsts,
s2q35Me; creamery, held specials. 33H6i
Sac: extra, 3sfb32Mc; firsts 2gt030i@c
process. specials. 25c; factory current
make, flrsts, 22hd23c.
CHEESE-Fir
JcGGS-Firm; fresh gathered, extras,
5000; extra, firsts 7dSgc: firsts, Sad
3sc; held fresh, poor to fair, 2ia27c;
fresh gathered, dirties MOI 1, a21i23c
fresh gathered, checks, prime. s0c: re-
frigerator. special marks, fancy local
seconds. storage charges paid 20lSaf2i &c.
refrigerator. thirds. i7Gi20c. western gath
cred. whites, 25df5c.
POULTRY - Alive. Irregular; western
chickens, 9diic; fowls, sitdbiiyac; turkeys,
it0l6c. Dressed, steady; western chick.
ems, G6Cl6c; fowls 6Di6c; fancy turhevs
zoe &c. others, l2d22c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26
oAIAIIA aENnnAL mARKnr.

BUTTER-No. !. lib. carton. ssc; No.
!, In 0o-lb. tubs, SfMc; No ?, ssc; pack
rHEEsE-Importsd Swiss. sac; Amsri-
can Swift acc: block swiss, iSc. twins,
l7hc; daisies, 1kc tripless, iSc: young
Americas, lsc; blue label brick. 1sc; lin
POULTRY Broiiefs' isc; springs. ike:
hens. ll1c: cocks. l0c; ducks Use; geese,
lsri turkeys, &c; q. geons, per doz., $50,
ALIVE. bioilers. ssfn. hens Sci old
isstSa~d, ilsse; sosae, faiI tsather r
is5tc; turkeys. Ice; guinea fowls. l5c each
pigeons, per doE. OOc; homers. per doz..
ss.sg; squabs, nv. l. u.bo; No. ?, 60c.
FisH-Pickerai lie; white, 1904 pike.
l5c; trout. naisc; large chappies, lBdisc
Spanish mackeral, i9c; eel. lse; haddocI;s
lsci nosndsrH, lsci green catfish, isG1lbc
re shaa, N.@ each; shSd roe. per pair
perch, &c; bullafo, SC, bullheads. llc.
BEEF CUrS-Rihe, No. ], Use. No. 2
l2Me: No. =, sac. l-oins. No. l. l0Mc; No,
2, E,tc; No. 3, sAe. Chucka. 40. !. glfe
/ No 2, g.; NO. g. 5.tc Round, No / iio'
No. 2. esse; NO 3, SIC. plates. No. T. &c:
NO. be, No, 3 SIC.
FRUlTs, hIS:-APp:es, cooling .yaits-
tics, per Dbl, RIO; Jonathan and Grimes
Golden, per bbi.. SAM: ben Davis per
bbl., $3.50; California Belletlower. per box.
tlB; Colorado Jonathan. extra fancy, Per
box. is.s6:. wsshinsson X seSS,s psr
box, $780, Washington Staman Winesaps,
per box, $50. bananas, fancy select. Der
bunch, SA2oat25o; Jumbo, per bunch, 81 I'd
Q5.lb, Cranbcrriea. Wisconsin fancy. per
bhl.. ts.bO, per boa. S2e0; extra iarge
Jumbo, per bbl.. $3.50 Dates, Anchor
brand, new, 80 lab. pkg. IN boxes per
box, $3.50. Figs, California per case OF
u Zoe, pkgs., S5c per case Of 30 i2-oz.
pkgs., $3.50; per case Of 20 6-oz. pkgs.. 1900,
New Turkish, 5-efown Ia 2c-lb boxes' pef
H.. lhc; G-orown la 20-lb. boxes. per rs.
Ice; 7-crown In 30~lb. boxes per ID lie
Grape fruit. Florida, 1875 sizes, par crate,
tAib16TDi o0-A-64 sizes. per crate Na
Grhpes California IokayB, per 4sbasket
crate, sl.1o; Malaga grapes In bbis 81 5Oa
500 Lemons, limoneiIa brand, extra
fancy, $40 size, per box, 500; $50 size. Der
box, $3.50; Iona Limonelra, fancy ZOO
100 sizes, per box, $500; 2i0 and as0 sizes
Doc per box lesR Oranges, Niagara Red.
lands Valenclaa, 95-i26 sizes. per boy
s6.se; ib0-ile 2O0- 2i6- 30 sizes. per box. $50
Pears California y. clarigeau. per 6O-lb
MISCELLANEOUS = Almonds, Tar.
ragona, per h.. ls1bc. In sack lots. 10 less
Brazil nuts, per b.. lbo; in sack lots. Il
less. CoeoAnutH, per sack, $3.50. Filberts
per ID. lac; In sack lots, 1c less peanuts
roasted. per h., siAc raw, per 10, 7sc
feeans. large, per h., lie: IN sack lois
le less. Walnuts, new crop, 1871, Call,
totnia, Per ID, hhci IN sack lots. 10 less
Cider. New Nehawka, per i5,gal 3 Dbl
$50; per o-gal Dbl. $3.50; New Yorl
gal; Dbl. $50. Honey, new. q frances
~ 10 krout, per n-Eai key, SD; per 8
sat keg. n.le; Wisconsin. per ss-bhl., s. 50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat is Firm, but Corn and Oats
Are Easy.
WHEAT IN FAIR CASH DEMAND
Germ psars Say the Market Ilas
Been BuIIed Too Much and
that Fair weather WIN
Lower Prices.

OMAHA, Nov. Is. ioii
Today's market was firm In wheat easy
IN corn and easy Ia oats.
Wheat went during the session to &c
ApoVe yesterdays close. but declined al
the end 20 one-hRn that gain. Corn
closed with loss OF &c split for the De-
cember option. after rCacninE , point
&c above yesterdays close. oats closed
with a loss OF &c from the close OF yes
terdsy's market.
on wheat and &C lower on corn.
Minneapolis reported n fair cash de-
mand for wheat with premiums un-
changed, No northern being ldlne
over December. Flour sales are stu
light but two mills reported better busl-
ness. Minneapolis stocks Of wheat in
creased 1900 bushels 81 one day.
Corn bears claim that the market has
been bullec too much and that with Ia
Norabie weather or Increase In recel PTS
prices should SO lower. II WIS notice
able that some scattered holders liqni-
dated following some OF the larger ones.
Bulls said they believed there had been
decline enough, while the bears insisted
that the market vail not stand good sell
The following cIearances were reported
Wheat 652, 900 bushels; flour, 5000 bar
relsi corn 5000 bushels; oats, 2,00J bush
The following cash sales were reported:
WitEAT-No hard, 2 cars. 9satc No.
durum, mixed, y5c. No spring, ! car,
sl-Se. NO. hard. 1 car. sShc. No hard,
4 car, seAc. No. 3 mixed. I car ssMc.
CORNING. 3 yellow. new 2 cars. 6lhc.
NO. 3, cars. Gle; I car, Sc; 2 cars. CSC. No.
yellow. cars, Sic. / car. 6ihc. No. 4, /
car, bg&c; cars. SIC; ! car, bss4c. No. 3,
new, car. &c; ] car, 5S5ac. No. 3. new,
! car, SIC. No. 4 white. cars. Goc. No. ,
white. 1 car. 6lh; car, 6lAc.
OATS-No. white, 8 cars. 463tc.
Standard, car. 47kc
Omaha Cash rrscrs.
WIIEAT--No. 2 hard 9slhc03i &C; No. 3
hard, Nlscfl9i.o1; No. I hard. sl5sdp19c.
CORNING. ? white Gi66lfsC; no.
white, 6iQGi&c; No. Z color. 6Ostal6iMc; No.
: yellow, 6l0Bihc; No. yellow, sld6Ihc;
10. yellow, 59c No. 2, 60Nc: No. 3. G0NQ
eitc; No. 4, bStGl5g3te; no grade, bsff6Sc.
dard, tl@t5bc; No. white. ssls9l6t4c; No.
white, i5GiSifc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

Cash quotations were as follows
rs ouh-steaay; winter patents. 1900
an patents, IS I5a&00; spring straights, g.Ss
- Glass; bakers, x57ufi4a1.
RfE-No. = &c.
BARLEY --ieeo Or mixing 70cdtl %;
WAR g choice mating, sLlAttiA
.,s s is.e,le Timothy. tiSVoais.S. Clover,
RlsOVisioNs--N Mess pork. per bbl. ss.oo
Qi61. Lard. per lUo lbs, tao5 Short
- RIBS, sides Uoosel. tSl2lt.
Total ciearanees OF wheat and flour
were equal 10 6i5,0o bu. Urinary receipts
were lte,e1 bu., compared with s7AUo btl.
the correspondents day q year ago Esti-
mated feeelpis ior MOnoay. Wheat. Il
vfarsi corn t~ cars oats lei cars; hogs.
del Chicago Cash Prices Wheat. No. red.
prA4esc; No. 8 red, S3q9Goi No : hard -
~ ~ qtl0. No. hard s9A57e; No 1 northern,
" ~ sfte4l.oe' No z northern, Sio5aLS; No.
- northern. si.0vdloj. No. spring uO2fi
~; no. : sPrlng. Se9s .o6 No. = spring
Ng4sl.o0i velvet ehatf. sooutloo: duruni
htnt9c. Corn. No. y C3il ilo3ac; No.
white. 6sh0Gte; No 5 yellow. 63AaJle.
- No: I, 6ig62e; No. 4 white. 81 lsQ62c. 40.
yellow ez9sse oats, No: :, .sNoi No
Fse4ss4c No I white sIS9lSc; standard
erilstglec. Rye No. 2. SIC Barley, SicsDli gI
blnIimothy sl3O00 ISIS. Clover, SIS 500 % q
on kut1 Eh-steedy; ereameries. s5.s6Ssc
EG0s-stsadyi receipts. 2si2 cases; Al
44oics ordinary nrets, B027c.
PIT ENTHUSIASTICALLY; daisies, tt40i5c
twins. lf4qlsAc; young Americas l4kd
lpci long horns, l4k0l5o.
.POfAToEs-Eas choice TO fancy. $50
~ PoULrRY-Flrm: turkeys, iTQls,se
chIfk4na. sA0l0c; SPRING.. Sc
VhAL-steady; 70iic.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 25.-CATTLEs-
Receipts, 800 head. including 100 south
erns; market, steady; native steers, IS. Is
aS.75; southern steers, ~ 00fp6,0O; southern
and heifers ST. 6506.50; stocleers and feed
ers, SS.6Oq575; bulls, $S.2jdI4.50; calves.
Ss50@7.25; western steers, $4U06I6.75; west
ern COWS, s300I5.O0.
HOGS--Receipts. 1000 head; MARKET, SC
lower; bulk of sales, So.s5q6.50; heavy.
s645Q6,h5; packers and butchers. $4,000
SIS; lights, S5.7506,35; pigs, $425d6.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS = Receipts. 500
head; market, steady; -muttons, g. 7583. 50;
lambs, 81, COOS IS: range wethers and year
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26
81. Louis General NIarket.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 5,-WHEAT-Cash
dull; track, No. 2 red. g6desc: No
b hard dsi, s0easi.Oe: Deeenlber, &He; May,
cOkN--Weak; track. No. Z. TSo, M .
white, &c; December. 6Sd65No.
oATS-Firm; track, No. 2. sshc: No. .
white, t91t 160c. 80
RiE-unchanEed at sic
tIoUR-Dull; red winter patents a AZ
PAlSi extra fancy. and stralghts. taSOQ5
tee hard winter clears, 81 aOff3 10
eEEp-Timothy, SlAoodlb5a
cORNMEAIs-1M
41i7. N''''
hAY--Firmi timothy. s2LeOa2.OO; prai.
BAGGlN0-SNc
HEMP TWIN E--7kc.
PROVISIONS - Pork. lower; tobbinR
$500 Lard, unchanged; prime steam
tS'so1AD Dry salt meats. unchanRtd
boxed extra shorts. sS6sh. clear ribs
S,f3t a: short clears. sStfM Bacon I'm,
changed; boxed, extra shorts. ys.6a cleaI
ribs, N.&Ai short clears, S9.S74.
POuLTRY-Ffrm: chickens, Tnc
sprlngsi SAe' turkeys ii4e; ducks iO,fc
Bl'fsT Eis-steady. creamery. ssRa3o.
tGGS-Steady AT &4lyle
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26
Riehara. speal.n an HiII..

RAPID CITY, s. D., Nov. 2S.--Cspecisl
,relegram.)-R. o. Richards spoke here
tonight on the proposed primary law. He
sidd the subject was the fundamental
and paramount issue before the people
Of South Dakota. Mr.. Richards Is billed
for all the towns of the Black Hills and
viii speak every night for the coming
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle aud sheep steady
-Hora Lower

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.--CATTLE-Recei
500 head. Market steady; beeves, S4.50f1
900; Texas steers, $4.O0a5.70; western
steers, &44o6pls0 stockers and feeders.
s. 90q5.60 cows and heifers, tl.S0a5. so;
calves, $5.506S25.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head Market sc
to 10c lower; light, S5.G0a6S0; mixed 1886
06.50; heavy, s6.O0Ge.50; rough. S6O0d6. 20;
good TO choice heavy. s. zoos. 80; pigs. "a. %
d5.60; bulk OF sales $6.1066.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1000
head. Market steady; native, S225a5 10;
western, S2.AG3.70; yearlings, So 656D4.50;
lambs, native, $S.5OG5.65; western, $500
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26
philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. A.-BUTTER
-Firm; western creamery, specials. SSc;
extra, sc; nearby prints. extra, Sc.
EGGS-Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, SiO.S0 per case: current re-
ceipts, free cases 500 per case; Western
firsts. free cases. si00 per case current
receipts. free cases. Si0eO per case.
CHIEFS E--Firm: New York full creams
fancy. isc; fair 20 good, l58l5ikc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

ST. LOUIS Nov. 25.--CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 600 head, including 100 Texans;
eco; cows and heifers. $sOGa7Oo; stock
ers and feeders, SSf5a5.25; Texas and In
dian steers, $3.75q650; cows and heifers,
i500a4.75; calves, In car load lots, A50fD
$50
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market
steady pigs and lights, $4.16al6.25; pack
ers s610a6.3e; butchers ana best heavy,
81. 2Od6. e.
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Receipts 200
head; market steady: native muttons,
$S.00Q3.75; lambs, 3AO0d5.70.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

NEW YORK. Nov. 25-DRY GOODS
The cotton goods markets are hardening,
advances being named on duck and some
lines OF sheetings during the day. Sales
OF print cloths for the week were very
large. Yarns are firmer and higher
spring silks are 10 be shown BY whole-
salers and retailers on Monday Holiday
linens are being sold actively, Novelty
cotton and silks are being re-Ordered by
tallors for early spring showings.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

SHOWS the i5lIOwing changes: Oasn in
hand Increased q. $4,000 marks: loans de
creased l7.8B,0o0 marks: discounts de-
creased 81, 552,000 marks; treasury bills
decreased i,S55000 marks; treasury bills
cuiaiOn decreased 76,353O0O marks; de-
posits increased S. 2ss coo; gold in hand In
creased S26,OJO marks
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

NEW YORK, Nov, 8.-MONEY-On
call, nominal. time loans. easy; sixty and
ninety days ShQSn per cent? six months,
IA uSia per cent.
PFdME MERcANTILE PAPER-4QAli
STERLING Easy, with
actual business In bankers bills at A.SS7b
for sixty days and At S4.S670 for demand.
Commercial bills. A.S3,
SlLVEH-Bar, 6Shei Mexican dollars,
t6ise
GoNDs- Government. steady; railroad
steady.
I a. follRVvas
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 25.--CATTLE--
Receipts 100 head. Market steady; steers,
H.50GpS.00. cows and heifers, $26Oa16. rs;
calves, $2.Oo6R7.O0.
steady to toc lower; top, 1855; bulk Of
sales, Sc. 10d1645
SHEEP AND L.AMBS-No receipts.
Market unchanged; lambs. $k163535.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

NEW YORK, Nov 3.-SUGAR-Raw.
quiet; museovado, 81 test t.t6c; cen-
trsfugal, IS test, sec; molasses sugar -
test, 4.slc, Refined, quiet: cubes, 6S5c;
graduated. 6i0e, powdered. 620o
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

KANSAS CITY, Nov. S.--WHEAT-
Unchanged; No. : hard. ssAs2Sl.Os; No. q
EacttSl.O5; No. red, gIc; No q 95ff9Gc
beeember' sS1se; May, sLvit., July, asa
CORN New, mG2c lower, old un,
changed; No mixed. 1eU7lHc: No. 4
l5R12e;. No. white, 7te; No. 3 6g4d7Sc
December. 63Ac.
OATS Unchanged No. white, son
5oeei No. mixed, islitsc.
RIE-9Sc.
ToQ; choice prairie. tl3e5fliS5o
BUTTER Creamery, SIC, firsts SOC
seconds, nc; packing stock, tOisc
ElOS-exuas, a5e, firsts. 32c: seconds
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'sunday. "lIoliday

Receipts and disposition Of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha. for
yesterday:
RECEIPTE-
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OMAHA, Nov. &.-Bank clearings foi
Today were t202S6l.19 and for the cor,
responding lay last year S2TSl, S62 H. IN,
clearings for the week amounted 70 Si2,
~ ito.sg and for the same week las
YCai. i{iG. se3 S63
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LiNERfOoL Nov. G--WHHAT --spot
STEADY No, : Manitoba, 70 load; No.
Manitoba, 7e 50. Pictures. steady. Decem.
oeI. rs s5o March u 2Aa, Aay, 1s ND
CORN spot. steady. American mixed.
81 ti4di futures. EASY January, 81 sgd;
t't1fuary. s. 1asd.
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omnhn Hnr NIarI.et.

OMAHA, Nov &.-HAY-NO. l. SiAOO
No. q SiaO0; coarse. tl2o0. packing stock
,S5oaa00. alfalfa, ii5.oo. straw Wheat
49, rye and oats. $50.
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LONDON stoeI. nrarkct.

opened steady at Irregular price changes
here today. Later the market advanced
under the lead OF Canadian Pacific and
United states Steel. The closing was
steady with prices ranging from I'M
changed TO tMc higher than yesterdays
New York close.
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amounted 10 about three double-decks
but they were all consigned direct 10 4
packer and with the open market practi-
cally empty, trade remained nominal
Final clearance yesterday found almost
sverything, both feeder and fat. IN second
hendE
Marketing during the week has been
rather peculiar The first Two DAYS
brought In heavy supplies a. every dis
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MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. 8.-WHFAr
NO. ! northern, Soh0l. O9is; 10. z
northern, p.ValO; No. } hard winter.
ti.0l2i 90, Dessmhef sc. May, 81. CO.,.
OATS STANDARD tSAdfac.
HARLEY Mailing. hiSalN
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Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, Nov -wOoI-Steady;
territory and western mediums, T702Oc;
tine mediums, 16dlsc; fine. uG15e.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The statement
OF clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold S9.s7b,95O re-
This is q decrease OF S,70 $50 IN the pro-
portionate cash reserve as compared with
iast week. The statement follows.
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July. uGh; cash. No. ! hard, si.O8; No.
northern. ti05ai.05lh; No. northern,
N.08qi.o9h; No. 3, Vca4loo.
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nank ol Oernlanl statemenl.

BERLIN. Nov. 25.-The weekly state
ment o. the Imperial Bank OF Germany
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stock In sight.

Receipts OF live stock at the five prin-
cipal markets yesterday:
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PEORIA. Nov. 25.-coRN-I No.
; white. 0itHosc. No. , yellow. sc, No.
: yellow, 0ifci No, 3 mixed. eye; No. Z
mixed 104c. cample. ts059c.
GA In~HtfaGyi No. white. tf0lsltc
standard $40; No. ? white. sc.
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Aggregate cash reserve......... f0s, 15s, 900
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying rs per cent casn
reserve. S54,5i3OO0.
Summary of state banks and trust COM
panles in Greater New York not report
ing 10 clearing house:
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quotations were % follows:

oil Nnsr-I5ar, STEADY, Rt LJAd per cz.
MONEY-2H6f2& per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is JMq3A per cent; Tor
three months bills, 3th per cent.