rmrnTi n-\i ATTA IIAM.V itirt irt n-if Hfj = ii A v rut \rtri\i i < in if
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
After a lirm Opening on Better Gable *
Wheat Broke Sharply ,
CORN MARKET WAS O'JITE ' NEGLECTED
ThU Wns to n Vcrjr ( Largo r.xtcnt Due to
the Moro Actlvo Dcnllng * In Ilia
NelghborlmVticnt
I'lt.
CHICAGO. Nov. 7. After n firm opening
on better cobles , wheat broke slmi-ply today
on free Belling nnd closed &c lower for Mny.
May corn closed Uo lower , Muy oats Ho
lower nnd provisions at light declines. On
this light display ot strcnBth enrly there
WOH nn Immense umount of wheat for Bale
and the pressure was BO general that the
market could not absorb It , even In tilt-
face of the firm cables. There was an ex
pectation of a large Increaue In the world's
visible supply , and the amount put afloat
last week by exporting countries wn about
2.003 bu. In excess of the weekly require
ments. At noon Ilrndstrcet's came In , show-
Inff an Increase In the world's visible sup
ply. After a rally , the market again
turned weak on the free realizing and fell
to 6SHc for May and GS'&c ' for December ,
closing at those figures.
The corn market was neglected to a large
extent for the more active dealings In the
neighboring wheat pit. It wan firm at the
start , but weakened with wheat In splta of
email receipts. May opened Irregularly nt
from Cllic to GHc , declined to W } c and
closed with sellers at 50',4c.
Another quiet nesslon was passed In the
oat market. The fluctuations were gov
erned by corn principally. May started nt
82 > ic , sold down to from 32 } c to 32lie and
clotted nt 32'ic. '
Heavy receipts of hogs and n prospective
continuance of such a movement caused
weakness In provisions. Offerings from
packers were heavy mid longs sold also.
Compared with Monday's clos'ns prices pork
Is 12u lower , and lard and ribs lUc lowei.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. | Olioii. | Ilizh. Low. | Closn.
\Vltrat.Ko. \ y
Nov IU 53 MM ;
Dec
Mny M > Ji (
Com No. 2. .
Nov. MX BIM
Dec fllH MK
Mny 51K C1W
On In No. 2. , .
Nov
IJco i'l-H
May
Pork per bbl
Jnn n 11 B7K 11 72K 11 75
Lnrd.KWluH
Jnn o no n no ( I R2l < 0 fl.'i
Mny. 7 oa 7 03 0 DTK 7 00
Iliort Ulba-
Jnn. . . , . o oo 0 02 5 Sir 6 07W
May. . . . o HU n tu ! 0 10 U 10
Cash quntntlons were n follows :
1'M.OltII. Steady , unchnnKfil.
WIIKAT No. 2 sprlnu. MitfifJS'.ic ' ; No. 3 spilng ,
nominal ; No. 2 reel. MHHSlVdc.
COHN No. 2 , M'/ic ; No. 3 yellow , 4G'.ic. '
OATS No. 2. Mic ( : No. 2 while , 32'i333c ' ; No.
I while , 31'iO32o. '
KVR-No. 2. 17c.
HAHLKY No. 2. G5c ; No. 3 , 5203lc ; No. 4.
HliffMc.
FLAX HKED No. I. $1.47.
TIMOTIIV HKKIPrlnie , 15.40.
PHOVI8IONS-Mep pork , per bbl. . $ ll.87'.4
12.1.2)1. ) Lard , per 100 Ibs. , (6.90. Short ribs ,
tides ( loore ) . )0.OIJC.2jj ) dry called shoulders
( boxed ) , $5.G7'i ' ; short clear tides ( boxed ) , $0.3714
OC.CO.
WIIIBKY-Dlsllllcn' finished goods , per ga\ \ . .
| 1.S3.
8IIGAHS t'nchnnned.
The followlnK were the receipts and shipments
today :
"Articles : Kccolpti. Shipments.
Flour , bbls. 311,0011 in.HIW
Wheat , bn. . , . , 20,000
Corn , bu 21II.UOII 1H4,000
Oats , bii 277,111111 104,000
Hyp. bi 7UtU ) (1,000 (
Itark-y , bu , . 144,1)1)0 ) ) Gl.OOU
On the Prortiieo oxclnnia toJnv tlio uuttor ni.ir-
kctwaa ntoaily : creamery , 13J.23oi ualry , lao-JOc
B , firm ; lB)4aiOc. ) !
OBIAIIA UKNUilAL AIAUICISM
Condition of Trnuo and Quotations on
Muplo niul I'uncy I'roilu < : o.
BUTTEIl-PncklnR stock , 8B8V4c ; fair to eo > l
country , 11013c ; choice to fancy , I4r " ; gi
crc-1 cn-btnery , lOJjrOc ; separator creamery 21
I'OUT.TIIY Old hens , 4 c ; sprlns chlcKnt. .
Ci ; ducks , C'/57c ; turkeys , sprlnc. 3c ; hot. Jill-
keys , 7c ; Kocse , S'.iOCc.
Eaas-I'er doz. , strictly fresh laid , 1S.\
QAMi : Prnlrle chickens , per doi. , | 3.00@3.3i
BTOUse , wr tloz. , 52. 7533.00 ; blue wins teal , per
doz. , Jl.W ; green wing teal , per doz. , U.23 ; ducks ,
mUeil. per < loz. , | 1 ; canvnstacits , ( I.COQ4.S ) ;
mallards nnd rol heads , | 2.00i f5.t3 ; quail , J1.23R
l.GO ; deer smMlcs. 14 16c : antelope saddles , 123
13c ; B null I inbblts , II ; jack rabbits , > 2.
VIJAI Gliolco fat and small veals arc quoted
nt CffGHc ; larce and coarse. 30lc.
CIIBL'SK Wisconsin full cream , 13c ; Ne
braska nnd Iowa , full crcntn , lie ; Nebraska and
town , part skims , TflSc ; I.linburKor. No. 1 , lie ;
brick , No. 1 , 12c ; Hwlss. No. 1 , H'iTlc.
HAY Upland hay. J3 ; midland , IS.DO ; lowland
I7.DO ; rye strnw , to. Color makes the prlcu on
iiay. 1. 1 Kill shades soil the best. Only top grades
brltiK tcp prices.
riQKONS-Old blids. .per doz. , 75c.
VUQETAIILUS.
POTATOES Western slock , car lots , 63c ; small
lots. 7Uc.
OLD BEANS-Hand-plcked , navy , 12 ; lima
beans , per Ib. . 4i4c.
ONIONS On orders. G570c.
CAI11IAOE On orders , Hie.
CB1.KKY Per doz. . 2JC33c.
HWKKT I'OTATOKS-1'cr bbl. . 13 ; Jersey , J3.M
per bbl.
IlERTfl-rer bu. , COflCOc.
CAHriOTBPer bu. , COflCOc.
CAUUKI.OWUn-1'er doz. , J2.25. .
KQO PLANT Per iloz. . D0 < : .
JIOHSRHAIlSH-Per Ib. . 7GSC.
I'AnsNIPS I'cr bu. . DOiir.Op.
HUTAllAQAH-Per bu. . 75OSOC.
I'AUSI.KY Per doz. bunches. 25C.
TUHNlI'S-Per bu. . We.
SPLIT PKAS-Per Ib. , 3JT3UC.
FUU1TS. _
QUINCUS-Cullfornla , pir W-lb. box. J1.50. '
Al'PLKS Good stock , per bbl. , I2.WQ2.7B ; Mich-
Ignn stock. W.00f3.25.
1'lSAUl IKS None.
FHJM8 California , none.
I'llUNKS None.
PICA H8 Winter Nellls. 11.5101.75.
ailAPKS Concords , 10-lb. banket * , Z2323c ; Cal
ifornia. ' II. SO.
CHANllKUnins Cape Cod fancy , 18.50 per bbl ,
TIIOP1CAL FRUITS.
ORANQIOS Mexican , per box , J3.H ; Florldns , J3.
IIANANAS Choice stock. (1.7J&2.DO per bunch.
mMONB-Mesilna. 300 , S3 ; 3 GO , It. 5003.00.
1'INUAPPLKS-None.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTKHS IXL , 9c ; medium , per can. lOc.
horsa shoes , 12c ; extra standards , ICe ; citia
telccts , 17c ; company select * , 21c ; Nuw York
counts , tic.
NKW Fiaa Extra fancy , per Ib. , ISc ; fancy ,
I6c ; choice , lie.
HON1-3V Chalce while , lCO17e ; California , 15c.
HIAI'I.IO HVntJP Gallon cans , per doz. , | 12 ,
MAI'I.U BUOAU-Per Ib. , lOc.
NUTB Almond * , IJHICc ; Knsllsh walnuts , 12o
filberts , 12c ; llrnzll nuts , none ; eastern chest
nuts. 10 (15c ; shellbaik hickory nuts , per bu.
fl.&O ; fancy raw peanuts , Cc ; roasted peanuts
71tc.
t ) A Unit KltAUT-ChoIca white , per bbl. , | 4.50
C4.75 ; per half bbl. . J2.50.
MINCH MIUT Fancy. In half bbls. , per Ib.
6V4c ; 10 pal. kegs. 7c.
1-1SII Kresh caught cropple. perch nnd sun
fish , 3O3c ; buffalo , 3Q4o : plku ami pickerel , C {
Io : cattish , 8j c ; black bans , liyHc.
OIDKlt-l'uie Juice , per bbl. . > ; half bbl. . (3.23.
IlIDUa-No. 1 creen tildes. J'ic ; No. 2 green
hides , 3 Vic ; No. 1 gieen salted hides , 4V4c ; No. ;
rreen salted bides , 3 > ic : No. 1 preen snlted hldei ,
15 to 40 Ibs , 4 < icj No. 2 green salted hldei , 23 to
40 Ibs. . 3Uci No. 1 veal calf. I to IS Ib * . . 7c : No.
t veal calf , > to 15 Ibs. Ec | No. 1 dry flint hides
Co ; No. 2 dry Hint hides. 4c ; No. 1 dry ultec
hldei , 5c ; part cured hides Ha per Ib. leu than
fully cured.
fcillKlilPHLTSareen SAlted. each. 060c
ereen salted heorllnes ( short wooled early sklni )
each , I0r20o ; dry ihearllngs ( short wooled early
ikln * ) . No. I. each. ( OISc ; dry shearlings ( shor
wooled early iklns ) . No. 2. each. So ; dry ( tin
Kansas snd Nebiirka butcher wool pelts , pe
Ib. , sctual wdslit , til is ; dry flint Kansas am
Nebraska murrain wool pells , per Ib. , actua
weight. 4ftHc ; dry flint Colorado butcher woo
pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , < G6Hc : dry Illn
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actua
weight. 4G6c ; ( have feet cut elf , as It U uieles.
to pay freight nn them ) .
TALLOW AND OltBASK Tallow , No. 1. 4Jc !
tallow. No. I. 3)ic ; grease , white A , 4o ; grease
tvhltt 11. 3V Oi grea * , yellow , 3Uc ; grease , dark
Hie : old butter. Zi/2Hc ; beeswax , prims. UtfJOc
rouiib ytllow. l',4C-c.
YOIUC OINIH.VL : MAKKKT.
Yesterday's Quotations on I'lour , < lrulu 11111 !
Provisions , Mfttnli , I'.tc ,
NK\V YOItK. Nov. 7.-FLOUH-HfcepU. | C2 ,
00 bbln.j rxports , 37,700 bbli. ; tales , jXM ( pks .
market firm and faltly active. Southern Hour
t duU , Ilya flour , slow ; sales , 400 bbl * . Duck
t wheat Hour , steady at $2.0002.1 * .
DUCKWHBAT-Qulet at WV6Sc.
CO11N MBAL-Quleti rales. Mi ) bbli. and 2.400
sacks.
HYB Dull ; car lots. &IG5So. delivered.
HAHLMY-Quiet ; No. 2 Milwaukee , tlQKe.
IIAULUY MALT-Dull.
WHEAT llrcelpti , WS.SOO bu , ; exports , 120,600
bu. . dales. t.tOO.OOO bu. futures and 11,000 bu
spot , t-pot market weaker ; No. 2 red. In stor
ind elevator , ( C'ttPl'hc , utloat C7K09TiCi f , o. b.
Options K nerully weak all day , cloilni
IA UOUo net decline ; No. 2 ml , January , close.
- Us ; Alircu clo * J At tOcj ii y closej at
Nnvemlwr rioted At KUri December closed ( t
, 79.200 bu. : expnric , l.tW bil , :
snlfs , 2M.W ) bii , fiiluips. Hpol rmirhel dull ; No
2 , Me Options wcrn weak nil ilay , cd-slnn nt
* inHc net dpc.llni.Jnnuary closeil nt SIHci Mny
cloftl nt fIKe , No\emlier cluseO nt 7c ; D'Cfin
ber cl'iswl nt 5. > Ko.
OATH-Ilwplpts , 178.COO bu. ; export" , 700 tn. ;
airs. 7T.000 bu. future * nnd (1'KiO by , rpot
Hpot marlict msy ; No. 2 , :2H JJJc ; Ntj. 2 white.
3CVc. Option mnrket was governed by corn all
day nnd closed nt % e decline : January closed nl
34'ie ; February closed at lie ; Mny closed nl
3i > ' , ic : November closed at 32Hc ; Uecembsr rlofH
at 33Uo.
HAY Dull ; shipping , 43tfKe ; good to chokt ,
lIOPH-Wnikj ( nlc. cotnmon to choice , oM ,
3f7c : new , MJD'jr ' ; 1'aclDe const , 3'407o. '
HlfiS : Firm ; wet salted New Orlenn , f-
lected , 43 to B3 Ibs. , 6c ; llucnos A ) res , dry. 20 to
24 II * . . lie ; Texas , dry , 24 to 30 Ibs. , C'4 ' c.
LBATIliil-Qulct but steady ; hemlock sole ,
llurnos Ayres , light to heavyweight , lUfflSc ,
\VOOL-Hleady ; domestic lleece , l'j 2lc ; pulled.
1'llOVIEIONS-Ikff , Blendy. Cut meat * , dull :
plrkled shoulders , tU5i''V : pickled hnms. 8S !
l c , I.nrd , stendy ; wrMern steam closed at J7.2- ,
bid ; November closed at $7.25 ; Januaiy , $7.20.
Pork , strndy.
It'TTiu--Klrm : : western dairy. HS'Uc ; tvcM-
rn creamery , llflilc ; weMoin factory ,
JlBln , 23ijc ; Imllntlon cicnmery , isjlisc.
CIIHMSIKlrnr. huce , iniDc , small. SVu ! > - .
KdOH-Qulel ; tecepl" . 10.521 p1 < gs. : westetn
rcnh , 17fl22iic ; cases , $3.onQ3.tjQ. $
TALLOW insy ; clly. 41ic.
PKTIIOLIOUM Nominal ; L'nlled closed nl
TUIIPKNTIND-Knsor nl
HIl'K rirm ; domestic , fair lo oxlin , 4'.6JCI/U' !
'ifoLAHHKB-Strnily ' ; New Oilranf , open ketll * ,
nod m choice , 2'W3Co , ,
PIO IIION Dull ; Scotch , $ ! 9.00519.2j ; Amcrl-
an , S14.Q3Q13.no.
TIN Htendy ; Hlralls , II WI4.70 ; e trn , easy.
fl'KLTr.lt-KInt ; dunn-Mlc , } 3.CSB3.3'i ' , .
LKAD Quiet ; broke ' price for bullion , $3 ;
xclitinRf pi-toe for spot. t3.I2li93.l."i.
COPPMH-Qulelj bnikem' pilce , $ ! > . & ' ) ; rxchunef
ir'cc ' , $9.M : > CO. Satm en 'clmnRe. ten Ions
H-ccmbrr tin , $ H.CO ; Iwenly-llve tons Junuaiy.
COTTON sntn OIL null ; yellow off gradM.
G4J2fc ; prime wliltc C2S33C.
STOCKS ANU 1IOND&
Spcvulntloii In Srcurlllr * WHS Mnrfccil by a
Stroiip ; Tono.
NI3W YOUK , Nov. 7. The speculation on
he Stock exchange this morning was
marked by n strong tone and there was
need buying throughout the entire list. It
was very evident that Wall street was satis
fied with the elections , nnd believes thnt
he republican success will be followed by
n revival of trade and a general business
mprovement throughout the country. Slg-
ilflcancc of the result from a speculative
lolnt of view Is what makes-it certain ns
he street reads the situation , that for the
iresent no tariff tinkering ; will be Intro-
lucecl , with Its dlsttti blng Influences , on
he community , and the downfall of the
) opullsts In the west checks the growth of
an agitation which had already become
lowctful enough to be hurtful to business
nterests. With these views llrmly fixed , a
majority of the traders on the exchange
went on the board as buyers , nnd their pur
chases sent pi Ices up with a rush. In the
Irst llfteen minutes Sugar rose 2l per cent ;
Hurllngton , Hi per cent ; Delaware & Hud
son and New Jersey Central , IU per cent ;
Cotton Oil , 1 per cent ; Denver & IJIo
Grande , I'd per cent ; Denver & Illo Grande
referred , 1 per cent ; Luke 13rle & Western
referred , 24 per cent ; .Minneapolis & St.
: .ouls , 1 per cent ; Minneapolis & St. Louts
irefcrred and Lead preferred , 18 per cent ;
Delaware and Lnckawunnn , 2 per cent ;
Consolidated Gas , 2 % per cent , and other
active shares , % to Td per cent , the latter
St. I'aul , New York Central and Louisville
& Nashville. At the higher figures some
operators who had acquired lines of stocks
it the lower llgures of last week under
took to realize prollts , with the result , first ,
of checking the advances , and then of
jrcnklng prices H to 2 % per cent , the latter
n Sugar , 3' < per cent In New Jersey Cen
tral , 1 % per cent In Uurllngton , 1V4 per
rent In Western Union , Lackawanna and
Delewnre t Hudson , l'/i per cent In North
western , 1 per cent In Chicago Gas and
llaltlmore & Ohio , % per cent In Consoli
dated Gas nnd Lake Shore , % per cent In
St. I'aul , Uock Island , Louisville & Nash
ville anil Lead , and a smaller fraction
otherwise. Wheel ng & Lake Erie p-eferred ,
which hncl risen 17S pur cent , receded 2 per
cent , nnd the common , which had advanced
lig per cent , lost V per cent. It was not until 1
about 2 o'clock thr.t the market recovered 1
from this depression , but since 1:30 there
was a steadying of the speculation , which I
grew into a heavy purchasing movement
around delivery hour. Speculation became
active and buoyant ami there was a sharp
appreciation In values , which continued to
the close , the market finishing up strong
nnd buoyant. Compared with the closing
figures of Monday the last prices made to
day are U to 2i per cent higher , the latter
Lake Krle & Western preferred ; Lacka-
wanna , and Consolidated Gas , 2',2 per cent :
Hock Island , 1 % per cent ; St. I'aul and
Denver & Itlo Grande , 1 % per cent ; Cole
rado Fuel , 1V4 per cent ; Pacific Mall and
Lead preferred , 1 % per cent ; Burlington ,
Southern Pacific , Union Pacific , Denver &
Hlo Grande preferred nnd St. I'aul nnd
Northwest , 94 per cent. A few fractional
declines were recorded In the Inactive shares.
The bond market evinced the same- strong
tone which moved prices In the share list
and prices generally advanced throughout
the day. There was very heavy buying of
the lending mortgages , the transactions for
the ( lay reaching the unusually large total
The Kvenlng Post's London cablegram
says : The "boomlet" In Americans contin
ued today , but prices finished under the best.
The best opinions regarding the rise are tluvt
It Is more or less of a bpurt and the Influen
tial houses here arc not taking a hand In
the rise. It Is manipulated by the same
operators as was the- rise In August last.
Other stock markets were Irregular. The
trade returns for September are moderately
encouraging. Exports to America show a
large Increase. The new Mexican sterling
loan of 2,500,000 will be Issued tonight ; the
price will be C8. The China loan was ap
plied for twice over. There was a weak al
lotment of India council drafts today , only
33 lahks. The Bank of Kngland has lowered
the selling price of bar gold to 77s 10Vd.
The following were the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the tit-K York ex
change today :
AtclipTon iR U. P. D. fi. U . . . .
Adams Exprcai. . . 147 Northwestern . . . .
Alton. T. 11 : is do pM .
do Pfd IDS N. Y. Central .
Am. KxprcHa lll-i ( ! N. Y. .V N. Ens . . . a HI
Ualtlniore.VOhlo. G7 Ontario .V Vf . ] ojt
CanndnPaclno. . . . U'-'M Orecon Imp . 13
Canada Southern. 6 ( > U Oroirop Nav . 2i
Central Pacific. . . lii't O. 5) ) . L. ft. U. N. . . . 20
Chca. iOhlo ] | li Pacific Mull . HM
Chicago Alton. . . , 144 P.D.&E . , sS
" ' ' " ' I'ltiahur ? . < u
ciilcneoUiw" . . 7S Pullman Palaeo. . jrtj
CoiiBOlld.itod ( las 121 HoiUn : < r . 5"u
C.C. C. .tSt. L. . . . S7 tllcliniond Turin. . iHto
Colo. Coal .t Iron. M ilo pfd . ' .iu
Cotton Oil Curt. . . 27 ! < K. 0.\V. . . . . . . . . . . Tft
Del. , VHudson. , . . lur > ! n. o. w. I > M . J. ,
Del. L'lok. A W. . . 1UI ) Koclt Inland . , , ; | i/
D. .V H. ( J. pfd H1 SU Paul . _
D.AiC. F. Co 1(1 ( } KtPaulnfd . ] ! ! o
Knst Tenn 11 St. P. .V Om.in.1. . . st
Krlo 14'i pM
ilopfil . . ' 'S Southern Paa ioK
FortWayna 157 Suirar Kollnery. . . fHU ,
R. Northern pfil. . 1UI > ! ( Tenn. Coal .t Iroi < |
O..VE. I. nM Ul Texas Pacific. . . . iOM i
Hocklnr Valley. . ID ' '
III.Central . . . . . SllH IJn'lon'pacllio. . . . ' . ' lasf
FtP..tDutiith. . . . Si ! 111. S. Exprois. . . . i"
K.T.nfd VHHiW.St , l4 p. . . . * , W
LakoErloAs . . . 17MI do pfd . . . njj
, < lo pfd 7UM i Well * Kiira E * , . ' .
Lake Hhoro lil : ! ( Western Union. . .
Lend Trust 4IIUW. , i L. K . i
LoulHVllle.VN. . . . 65J1 do pfd
Louisville * N. A. 7i M .VSI. L
Manhattan Con. . . 107WD. Jen. U
lH * O. . . . 10 I ) K
Michigan Cent. . . . P7 ! < N.L..V.V.V.V.V.V : : in"
Mo. 1'ncltlo . Ull P. K. A I. . . . . . . . . . Ji
Mobile A ; Ohio. . . . 1UH do nfd 6
Nnshvlllo Ulmt. . . f'U II.&T. c - -ji (
Nntloiml T. A. A. ft. N. M. . . 4J (
do pfd . L".1 T. St. L.iK.C. . . . i
N. J. Central . 1111 , 3. It. H isu
Ni\V. | iM . 2:1.4 : 8. H. H. pfd 41
North Am. Co . C Am. Too. Co Dim
Northern 1'aelno. ' '
t'l do pfd ion'
No. 1'ae. pfil
bill.
The total snles of stocks todnv were 163 S78
nlmrrn , Inclmllne : Atchlson. 3M ) : American
Kuttnr , CS.fcOO ; llurlliiKton , 15100 ; Chlonuo Oas ,
12.000 : Uenvtr & Hlo ( Jinmlp , 2,603 ; Denver it Illo
Onintle preferred. 3.310 ! nistlllltiK and Cattlo-
feedlnB. 4.600 ; Genernl Klectile. GuO ; ilanhntlnn
roruiollilMed , 5,700 ; Missouri 1'nclllo , 3.700 ; New
Jersey Cnitnil. 18,000 ; Northwestern. ' 6,900 ; Noith
Amerlenn , 2.W3 ; 1'iiclllo Hall. B.WQ ; Iteadlnir
8W ! ) ; U. & W. I' . , fifth nffeosment nalil , 2 ijO ;
Hock lelnnd. 8MO ; St. I'aul , 31,400 ; Southern.
< , WO ; Southein preferre.1 , S.SOO ; Texan & I'aclllc ,
3,100 ; Union IMclflc. 3.COOVe ; tern Union , 3,800.
Hun I'riiniiUco .Mining mock < Jimt.ito-m. !
SAN PUANCISCO. Nov.
7.-Tho official cloilu ?
quotatloiiB for inliiln : blojUa to J ly worj as ( ul *
IUWH ;
Aha ID Ilalni NorcroHu , . ti.1
AliiliiiCon , 6 JllHtlCO . ' . ' ( I
Aniica CO Kriituclty Con. . 4
ik'lclior bU Mexican . 123
ll.-lli ! IH ] < - 7 Mono . in
llesli llelchor. . . . 110 Mount Diablo . 10
Ikxtlo Con , hs Occid''tilil Con. . . . 3
Iliilllon : i Ophlr . 320
ChalU-iiKu Con , . . . . 35 Ovurman. . . . . . 17
Chollar OH I'oiosl . U'J
ConQdenco 10 .
Con. Cal .V Va 445 Sierra Nevada . K. %
Con , Imperial 1 llnlo.i Con. . . . fill
Crown i'o'.ni 03 IltnliCon . , . H
Kxclu-qurr 4 Yellow Jacket. . . . . 04
Gould .v Curry. . . . . CO
Silver b ira , H34 iiHa. : Mexican dollar * , 5'JHa
B3c. Drnfli ) , glghl , lUo ; tolt-tfraphlo. lane.
I.ort'tuu Stuoi ( Jnntiltlonl.
LONDON , Nov. 74 p. m , eloslu/ :
Cantillaii I'ttClnu. . i > 4'St. | I'aulooui. . 01
Krlo . 144 N. V. Centrxl . lutK ;
KrlttVdt. . . . . 74H IVniiuylvanla. . 6SK
Hla. Central . OaulKv.idlnr . Uh
Mexican onllu.lry. _ 14'jMex. , CUIL now Ja. COH
Itppubllrati Succci * llrli HiocUn.
LONDON. Kov. T. The Stock exchange tolay
wan eenertilly buoyant. The Uvenlng tilandard
iy ; "Amtrlcana contluu * to L purcha td Itt
view of the republican mcccfg. " Grand Trunk
wa the exception , the gcneml rule with It being
lower.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Now York Aloimv 'Miirhol.
NKW TOHIC. Nov. 7.-MONKY ON CAI.L-
r.nny i nl I tier cent.
1'IUME .MUIK'ANTILE I'AI'En-2V4CS'.4 Per
cent.
STKIIMNO HXClIANan Wenk , with nctual
IIIm > inesi ! In Lnnkprs' blll < i at ll.sHf4.8 H for de
mand nnd nt Jl.SSiil.W ; for CO days ; punted rntes ,
Jl.84 ' 4.RS nnJ 1I.8SHUI. ; commercial blllr ,
Sl.ltStt < .KS > i.
H.\II KILVHR-MHo ; Mexican dollar * . Mile.
COViitNMi.NT : HONDB-Htrong. fitato bonds ,
dull. Itallrond bonda , ntrnnR ,
dtU Closing quotations on bonds were ns fotlown !
U S. CAIV ? . I ) , , VR. O. 4s. . . . .
U.S. CBCOIIP . Krlo'iiiln . 71
U.S. 4srof. . U. It. .VS. A. 09 , . US
U. S.In coup . Ill ) do 7n . 113
' U. ' S. L'nroz . nil II. &T. C. OS. . . . . 104
I'acincllBof 'tJ. ) . 11)1 ) dolls . 1UO
Ala. ChiFig A . 1011 U.K. .tT. lst < ls B'-n
Ala. Clnmll . 10(1 ilo Ud4s . 44U
Ala. Class O. . . . VHi MutunlUulonila. 103
Ala. Currencies. . OiiK
Iy.n. Nu\v Con , 4s. . 113 No. 1'ac. lats . 115
Missouri Ue . 100 NC Tuc. 'JnUs . HH
N.C.DS . 123J < N. W. CotiHols. . . 141
MoIs . Ill ) do S. P. Dnb. B3 Kill
B. C. non fund . 1H It. O. W. luts .
Tenn. now Hat U. "II St. P Consols Ta 131) )
Tenn now nut 5. . . 102 St. P.O. A 1' . W.Js. 1 ( <
Tenn. old Us. . , . t ) ( ) St.U.VI.M.aon.us. 7im
Vn. Cciiturlos. . . . CHile S. I , .tS.P.Gon.U. till
ilo dofcrrod . 8J < T.-x. IMC. Ibts. . . . 8SK
Alelilson . Oil Tux. I'ac. 2 . VfliJ
Atchlson lia A. . . . 'Jl | < U. I' . iBHof'DJ. .
' Unds. . 1011)6
OT ; . 0. Soiltliuni II. 11. fi . K7M
' bid.
Nt. I.ouU ( Icntintl .Market.
BT. I.OCIH , Nov. 7.-PLOU Qulct , without
chance ,
WHKAT Opined < , iR > % ' ! up , but foon cold off
? i31c on slack demand ; tallied c , only to turn
weak nKiiln , cloalnB Hil'XiC below Monday ; No ,
2 r l. cuMi. COlJc : Nuvember , Me ; December ,
Wi1J5oHc ! ; May. SJ'H.c. '
COHN Sympathized with wh"at , closing ? itfStc
off ; No. 2 mixed , caiili nnd November , ( Cc ; De
cember , 46ic ! ; May , IT'.Jc.
OATS-Wenk < m.l He off ; No. 2 i-ash 29e ; No-
vemher , 2S > ic ; Oieson , 25i' ; May , S2\c.
11YK IIIhcr ( ; No. 2 , east Klile , too.
HAULnr Quiet : sales of Minnesota ut Clr.
HUAN-UnchanRed.
naas Fitm nt id'jc. '
I.KADS'eal < er ; pales nt J2.W.
HI'KI/rKR-Uull nt 13.20.
COHN MHAI-J
\VII1SKY-J1.23.
COTTON TIKS-fflc.
PKOV1S1ONSQiilft. . Pork , tlnndnirl mw.
jobbing , $12.GO. Lnrd , pilme Ktentn , $ G.75 ; ehole ,
Jii.SS. Dry salt meats , loose should , ? , $ : .37i,5 ;
lonss , $ G.2j ; ribs , $6,371 * ; shorts , IO.W. llnron.
packed Hhoulikin , 10.75 ; longs , $7.Ui4 ; ribs , JT i'7'.J ;
short" , * ? 7.3715.
KECKll'TS-Klour , 5,000 bbls. ; wheat , 37.000
bu. ; corn , 8,000 bu. ; oats. 4700 ! bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 14 COO bl > ! . ; oats , 7.CO )
bu. ; wheat , 1,000 bu , ; coin , 3,000 bu.
Coffee Market.
NKW YOIIK. Nov. T.-COFFEG-Optlanii
closed llrm at 15NO pointn ndvnnre ; sales. 19.7CO
bans , IncluO'nR ' : November , Iil.31'jl3.5' : ' ( > ; Uecem-
hcr. $13.30013.70 ; Jnnuary , Jll.912.10 ; Mny , 111.10
I1.9J ; Fpot coffee. Itlo , steady ; No. 7. J15.1214 ;
sales , l.ttoi ) bass Hlo No. 3 , 13.87'4 ; 1,0'K ' ) bass
Mnnicnlbo nnd 1.00) bass Savnnllla. S'nrehous
deliveries from New York Monday , 4.400 bans ;
New Yolk slock ttnlny , 138,000 bass total visible
supply for the United States , 459,4i2 bags , ugalnst
437,82j bans last year.
HANTOH. Nov. 7. Market flrm ; good nvernge
Santos , U2.SO ; receipts , 18,000 bags ; stock , 461 , ( WO
HAMIIPIia , Nov. 7. Mnrket dull : prices ViG'4
pfl , ' decline since Monday ; reculpts , two days ,
33.OIO Imps.
HAVIIE , Nov. 7. Market opened Irregular nnd
2f below Mondr y's close ; closed Irrepulnr nt
. H4f net decline ; to'nl sales , 2oOW baK .
IUO DE JANEIHO , Nov. 7. Market quiet ; No.
7 Hlo , $11.70 ; exclajiKe , llid ; receipts , 6,000
baps ; cleared for the United States , 12.000 bafts ;
denied for Europe , 1,000 baia ; stock , 275,000
baga *
Totton SliirKer.
NEW OIILEANS. Nov. 7. COTTON Stenilv ;
sales. spot. 400 bales ; to arrive , 1.1IX
bales ; receipts. 1,100 bales ; exports , coast
wise. 1.937 bales ; stock , 322,373 bnlcs ; ordi
nary , 4 1-lfic ; Rood ordinary , 4 9-lGc ; low mid
dling , 4 4-lGc ; middling , G 5-lCc ; good nilddllnfr
5 5-16e ; mlddllni ; fair , Cic ! , nominal ; fair , la ,
nominal ; futmes , steady ; sales. 29.DOO bales ; No
vember , $5.00 bid ; December , $5.12075.11 ; January
$ .UGS > 5.17 ; February , $5.22g5.M ; March , $5.7Z
5.28 ; April. $5.33f5.3l ; Mny. $5.3 ! f3.40 : june
} 5.4I@5.45 ; July. $5.50i5.51 { | ; AURUst. $5.55 bid ,
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 7. COTTON Easy ; middling
51 0 : sales , 2.ICO bales ; receipts , 8,100 bales ; ship
ments , 7,400 bales ; stocks , 8,000 bales.
Kiinxiin City .il rki-t .
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 7. WHEAT He higher
No. 2 hard. 4SG c ; No. 3 hard , 47W
4Sc ; rejected , 44c ; No. 2 led , 47i3l71ic ; No , 3 red
COIIN ' ,4o higher , nctlvc ; No. 2 mixed , 4lc
No. 2 white , 4lc.
OATS Wanted end ' .4c higher ; No. 2 mixed
29 % T31o : No. 2 white , 32c.
I1UTTKH Active , firm ; crennicry , 1621c ; dnlry
W/17e.
UOas Firm ; 15'ic.
HECKII'TS Wheat , 20.000 bu. ; corn , 67,000 bu.
nnts , n < < m > .
tillll'MUNTS Wheat , none ; corn , none ; oats
none , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
fJi.v Yur.c illiiiu > .i citloii.
NEW YOSK. Nov. 7. Thj followinj arj the
cloHtngimmnirquouuous :
Uulwisr 7 Ontario COO
Cholor. CO Onlnr UhO
Crown Point 110 Plymouth H )
Con. Cal. i Va. . . . 425 Qu'.clts'.lver 100
Deailwood 40 do proturraJ ICOi )
Gould & Currj SS Slerr.i Nevada 7fi
Ilalu.V Norcros'i. . 81 SUindard 110
HoiiiL-Htnka 1C30 Union Con 0
Iron Silver 10 Yellow Jacket. . . . CO
Mnxican Ill )
Liverpool Mitrkntx.
LIVERPOOL , Nov. 7. PROVISIONS Pork
dull ; prime mesa , western , CCs 3d. Hams , dull
short cut , 43o. Ilacon , holders offer moderately
Khort ilbs , strong nt ! 6j Cd ; long nnd short clear
55 11)4. . Htendy ut 31s 3d , H.ioulilcrs , steady nt 27s
i ; Dull ; nncst while and colored , 48s Cd
TALLOW Nominal.
COTTON SEK I ) O1L-20S.
TI'RI'KNTINC Htendy ; Bplrlts , 20s Od.
HOS1N Steady ; common. 3s 7Vjd.
HOI'S At London ( Pacific coast ) , firm ; ne
crcp. 2 ISsflfJ.
Pnnrlii Oriiln Murker.
PEORIA. Nov. 7. COHN Active and easier
No. 2. He : No. 3 , E0ic.
OATS Stonily ; No. 2 white , 304031Uc ; No.
white. 29V5fj2) ic ,
IlYK Scaico and qUIet ; No. 2 , 4SQ40C.
WHISKY Firm ; hlith wine basis , $1.23.
HECKIPTS Wheat , 5C')0 ) bu. ; corn , 1S.WW bu.
oatB. 77.200 bu. ; rye , 1,000 bu. ; bailey , 19.COO bu.
SHIPMENTS Whent , 1,200 bu. : corn. 12 6X !
bu. ; oats , 3,4')0 ' bu , ; rye , none ; barley , 33,400 bu ,
N"nv York Dry < ! iioli Miirknt.
NEW YORK , Nov. 7. There was more vim an
animation throuRhout the market than for man
days , yet the class of business that succeede
was very disproportionate. Some buyers wer
present , but the much larger dealings were ti )
outcome- telesrnms from salesmen on the ron < "
Printing cloths were , very quiet at 2 H-lGc.
Mlnm-npoH * Whe.it .Market.
MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. 7. WHEAT-Closed U
lower ; receipts for two days , 4l ( > , < 00 bu , ; Bhlp
ments. 23.900 bu. : November , W.tc ; May , 6S ;
hard , on track , Itc : No , 1 northern , 67c ; No.
northern , 65Wc. Flour , steady ; patents , $3.15i
3.40 ; bakers , $1EOS2.20.
.llariiot.
NEW YORK , Nov. 7. SUOAR-Raw. stendy
sales , ZS.WX ) l gs Muscovndo , 8 test , 2 9-lCc ; re
flne l , vti'iuly.
LONDON , Nov. 7. SIIOAH-Cnne , very dull
centHfugnl Java , 12s ; Muscovado , fair refining
lOa.
DntuthVlipitt JMurknt ,
DULUTH. Nov. 7. Close : No. 1 noithern , ens
nnd November , Mtic ; No. 2 , Sl'.ic : No. 3 , ClUc
rejected , 48iic ; No. 1 hard , USc over No. 1 north
ern ; futures. No , 1 northern , Mc bid ; Decem
ber , 0c bid.
Krlri'n Wheat ( Jmitiitlcm * .
SAN FRANCISCO , Nov. 7-WHEAT-Wenk
December , EUic ; Mny , 98Hc.
U'ool i > iurxrl.
RT. LOUIS , Kov. 7. WOOL Steady , un
changed.
_ _ _ _ _
riimiiul l Noun.
NEW YORIC , Nov. 7. Clearings , $122,998,501
balances , $ ,391,050.
HALT1MOHE , Nov. 7. Clearings , $2.899,003
balances , 1305,931.
PlULAnELPIIIA , Nov. 7.-CUarlngs , $11,291 ,
13 ; tnhinics , $1,4X1,110.
1IEHLIN , Nov. 7. Exchange on London , e'gh
days' Bight , 2' ) marks 3714 I'fg.
NEW ORLEANS , Nov. 7. Clearings. $1,3C5,175
New York exchange , bank , par ; commercial
$1.25.
CINCINNATI. Nov , 7. Clearings. $1.670.200
Money , 2'.iti3 per cent. New York exchange , 40
premium.
PARIS. Nov. 7. 4 p. m. Three psr cen
rentes. 102f 27 0 for the account. Exchange
London , 25f 13c for checks.
ST. LOI'IS. Nov. 7--Clearings , $5.675.115 ; bnl
nnccs , $453,472. Money , dull nt 5i7 per cent
Exchnng ? on New York , 25o discount.
LONDON , Nov. 7. A Mexican 6 per cent ex
Ipnial loan of tl 694,700 sterling was Issue J her
today nt 68. Mexican ilxes today were quote
at 70.
LONDON , Nov. 7. Oold In quoted today n
ltuen * Ayreti at 211 ; Mudnd. 16.50 ; Lisbon , 3.2 !
Ht. Pftfrvriurg , M ; Athens , 77 ; Rome , 107
Vlennn. 103.
MEMPHIS. NOV. 7 , Clearings , $011.65 : ; bnl
once * . $ < U1 717. New York ercfnnge pw'llnic nt p. < r
CHICAGO , Nov. 7-Clearlngs. J2i > , (87,013. Money
CI',4 pen cent on call , ttui per cent on t'.mr
New Yolk cxchnnge , par. Foreign exchange-
dull ; Hterllne , comntoiclnl ,
Her liiiprc'iiliri.
Washington Star : "When I am near you ,
he sighed , "I ( eel that I could conquer dot
tiny Itself , "
"Oh , go 'way ! " she replied.
"It Is true. Did you realize before tha
you flre me with enthusiasm ? "
"No , " she replied. "I don't know any
thing about that. Dut I do know , " ohe wen
on , after a moment's reflection , "that It yc
stay around her much longer Paw will. "
Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trou
blcs. Trial size , 25 cents. AU druggist * .
UVE SIOCK MARKETS
Ml , |
ighter Receipts of fcattlo Ilnd a Bolter
Demand and Improved Prices ,
\DVANCE \ OF FULLY TEN1 , CENTS S.ORE )
ill i \
\ll Graded Sell Hotter Thnn for Several
Dnys lliign Open 'Stroiip , Actlvo mill
Higher , hut Clo < o It'enk with
the Advance Lost.
WEDNESDAY , Nov. 7.
As usual on the day following nn election
ecelpts were- light , but US curs In nil.
During the past three days only about half
.s many cattle arrived as during the same
hree days last week. Hog supplies , how-
> ver , htive Increased over 3,000 , head und
heep nearly 6,000 hcail.
There was another strong , active cattle
market today. With the sharp falling off
n supplies noted , favorable news from the
east and an Improved demand for shipping
account , tn addition to the usual good In
quiry from local slaughterers , sellers were
able to realize fully lOc more per hundred
for their cattle than they could have ob-
alned on Tuesday. There were several
lunches of very good cornfed beeves , one
oad of 1,537-lb. steers , good enough to go to
nn eastern shipper , nt J3.10 , nnd another
oad of 1,336-lb. steers brought J5. Very
common to very good half fatted natives
; old nt from $2.75 up to 4SO : , while several
oads of fairish western rangers brought
! 3.25 and $3.43. There was a good , healthy
undertone to the trade throughout and by
loon nearly everything of any consequence
lad changed.
The cow market was Indifferently sup
plied , both ns to quantity and quality , but
hat did not hinder buyers from paying-
fully a dime more than Tuesday for tne-
llum 1 to good cows. There was nn nctlve
, lemaml \ from all sources , nnd the few loads
lere soon passed over the scales to the
dark and bloody beyond. " Calves have
jeen comlntr in freely for some time and
irlces have dropped back n few notches.
Hut little change , however , has been noted
ti the maiket for bulls , stags and rough
stock generally.
Business In stackers" and feeders was
somewhat neglected , but as far as It went
' trading was on the basis of steady prices ,
the more desirable stock selling firm nnd
: he commoner stock steers and heifers hard
to sell at any price at all. Good to choice
feeders are quotable at ? J.COJJ3.:3 ; fair to
; oed , J2.2302.CO , and common grades from
(2.20 ( down. Representative sales :
DIIEPSED HREF.
No. Av Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1..1220 (2 75 18..1103 $2 0 2..1063 J3 10
3..1020 275
SHIPPING AND EXPOIIT.
2..1103 300 2..1COO 350 IS..1276 4 BO
4..10S2 303 J0..12I3 400 18.1338 SCO
33..1273 323 3..1190 423 33..1C67 B 40
cows.
1. . . . C60 7S 2. . . . DM ICO 7. . . . G95 1M
I. . . . 750 100 7. . . . 712 1 f,0 3. . . .1128 1 fcO
L. . . SCO 100 13. . . . S70 155 2..IOCS 200
1. . . . 650 100 L. . . SCO ICO IS. . . . 981 200
1. . . . 5(10 ( 100 I. . . . 870 ICO 4. . . . 607 200
1. . . . 780 125 11. . . . SIS ICO I..AW ) 200
5. . . . 942 133 2..1125 ICO 20..757 200
2. . . . 950 1 33 1. . . . 930' 1 CO 12..1070 2 05
5. . . . 7CO 135 21. . . . 833 1 03 2C. . . . 87S 210
L. . . SIO 1 40 4..1055 1 65 1..10SO 2 10
1. . . . 780 140 L. . . S30 175 1 . . .1130 215
5. . . . 970 1 to L. . . S20 1 75 2. . . . 910 2 30
11. . . . 845 ICO 19. . . . 7S3 180 4..920 235
8. . . . 787 1 CO
HEIFKHS.
I. . . ' . 230 1 CO 2. . . . K 0 1 BO t. . . . 500 1 70
1. . . . 330 115 9. . . . 346 ICO 16..6S1 190
2. . . . 20' , 130 10..311 1 BO 11. . . . 617 2 W
1. . . . 430 130 13.)320 ) J CO 4. . . . 763 215
CALVES.
2. . . . 30 125 1. . . . 240 175 2. . . . JIB 350
2. . . . 240 ICO J. . . . 90 200 1. . . . 100 3 Bn
1. . . . 320 ICO 1. . . . 210 2 CO 1. . . . 210 4 CO
4. . . . 232 ICO 2.230 ' J W 2..170 100
3. . . . 210 ICO 4. . . . 92 32. ) 1..130 400
17. . . . 297 ICO S. . . . 143 3 2o 8. . . . 120 40)
1. . . . 190 16 } S..248 350 2. . . . 165 400
2. . . . 310 1 75
DULLS.
1. . . . 740 J 25 1..1170 153 1..1360 173
B. . . . 902 135 1..11W ICO 1.S..1I20 190
1. . . . KM I K 1.loOi J 70 1. . . . SCO 200
1. . . 11SO 1 5 . : 430 173 . 1..1DJO 233
i UETOCKEIIS AND'FKUDKKS. C/ .
1. . . . 790'lfO l.A67fl : 2 85 B. . . . 8 * ) 245
5. . . . & 72 2 CO 4. ; . ' . 20 235 5. . . . 750 200
1. . . . MO 200 20. . . . 877 240 13..SM 2 W
3. . . . CG 213 32. . . . 71S 240 9 1022 2 GO
37. . . . 717 213 SO. . . . 673 240 C. . . . 415 265
4. . . . 777 220 1. . . . 610 240 4..9SO 263
23. . . . C93 225 C. . . . 670 40 20..1000 2 Co
21. . . . C20 225 18. . . . CSS 240 2C..93S 2 65
B. . . . CO ! 225 7. . . . 615 240 46..9S3 275
3. . . . GOJ 230 2. . . . 755 240 2. . . . S33 285
13. . . . 943 2 30
MILKERS AND SPniNCEHS.
1 cow nnd calf $2700
WESTEUN CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
23 sirs , tig..1017 ? 1 55 4 cows 985 2 00
22 cows 926 2 CO 1 steer. 11CO 275
NEVADA.
Veltch Hina.
25 feeders..1110 260 3 feeders..1030 275
UTAH.
M. Stark.
1 bull 10V ) 100 1 bull 1510 125
19 bulls 1312 1 55
55WYOM1NO.
WYOM1NO.
T. II. McOee.
1 cow 10.V ) 1 40 2 cows 915 1 CO
25 cows 901 2 SO 1 ntr , ! ; . . , . ] 2 25
1 cow 940 240 1 steer 1310 275
II. II. Hake.
SSI feeders..1(83 2 65
Lonergan.
23 bulls 1317 1 CO
Flank Ttentoi , ,
1 BtPcr..1120 ; 330 23 etfcrs 11S2 330
38 fleers 1095 3 43 43 steers 1137 3 15
42 steers 1143 3 45
COLOIIADO.
45 steers 1147 325 63 steers KOO 325
HOGS Values took another moderate up turn
today on account of ths very moderate tmppllcs
hennn < l the strong tone to Chicago advices.
Local packers hail It practically their own way ,
but they were all wanting hogs more or less , and
dlil not hesitate In pay a Bo t lOc advance tor
their purchases. The h-nvy and nie < lum ! weight
hogs sold largely at > 4.55 and II.CO. with scveial
of the I U loads at II.C2'/j ' and 11.65. The Unlit
and light mixed stuff sold at from } 4.D5 to tl.uO ,
with 54.25 for the Ijw matk. There was fiulto a
little Inquiry for pigs not too light. Aimoar
.iud a good order here for porno diesscd beef
pigs which helped the maiket our. This class
of stock sold at from $2.50 to 31 2 > , accoidtng to
weight and condition. Katly trading was active ,
but the advance of the moinlntr was lost , the
market closing vtiy weak and mean nn account
of the news of the break In the Chicago mnilict.
About everything solil , however , the bulk at
from )4.45 to SI.CO , ns nganat II,4 > to JI.C5 Tues
day and { 4,43 to H.W on last Wednesday. Rep
resentative solett :
No. Av. 8h. Pr. No. Av. Ph. Pr.
9 150 . . . II 25 SO 19C 0 (4 15
7 140 . . . 425 9 r33 . . . 4 .Vi
52 151 2X > 425 1 MO M 4 .V
3 2:6 . . . 4 CO 79 222 12) ) 455
G3 179 . . . 4 35 34 2U S ) 4 55
34 164 4' ' ) 4 S5 SS 2J2 81) ) 4 57i !
f,2 1I9 ! 200 435 69 213 2SO 4 57Vi
G3 ISO . . . 4 40 d 278 8) ) 4 GO
67 206 210 4 45 4f 215 40 4 GO
21 193 . . . 4 43 65 211 32) ) 4 CO
73 310 ICO 445 77 220 100 460
4' ' ) 215 120 4 43 C7 242 24' ) 4 CO
93 201 ICO 4 45 67 2.13 44 4 G'l '
t,3 207 40 4 45 24 , 2SO 12' ) 4 G )
80 183 40 4 45 , IT7 2CI 2 < X ) 4 6) )
8G 190 240 4 45 CS 203 12' ) 4 CO
27 195 120 4 45 _ . , U37 2X3 124 4 6. . )
51 101 0 4471,5"l 225 36) ) 4 W
74 209 40 447',4Q3jEO ' ! 220 . . . 4 GO
.13 1W 120 4 50 71 2IIJ ICO 4 f )
5 314 . . . 4 M'r , /71 2-51 . . . 4 60
7 Ml . . . 4 W , < C9 230 41 4 60
7 177 . . . 4 W , rC8 247 ICO 4 OT
78 192 2iO 450 . ! / 42 2W SO 4 CO
79 193 12' ' ) 4 CO > ' " 75 216 200 4 CO
; 8 217 JCO 4 CO 44 211 24) 4 BO
72 213 80 4 C2',4 " -C7 340 . . . 400
2 212 241 4 C5 , . . . .M 2.0 123 4 C2VJ
IS 3.i4 200 465 --LW64 211 . . . 4 6215
78 210 80 4 CS -C5 259 40 4 C2',5
203 120 465 , J'MC6 2-.9 . . . 46' ,
C3 : :4 : 2x > 455 * . . 2:0 : ice 4 C3
B 2'45 . . . 4 C5 - - - 2G3 . . . 405
17 23 . . . 465 O 321 Sot . . . 4i
. _ . 197 80 4 B5 67 . 233 100 1 C5
44 . 203 120 4 C5 ---C7 . 252 161 I 65
PIGS ANDyllOUait.
15 . 71 . . . 260 1 . S0 . . . 300
8 . : . . . 2 co esU'i7 ' . ! 1 * , 3 ° °
1 . 1M . . . 273 3 . 211 . . . SCO
7 . 194 . . . * , , J 1 . -M 3 f" >
B . 1C2 . . . . , , , . 22' . . . 300
1 . 230 . . . 275 , 'o" > l . 72 . . . S 00
4 . 172 . . . 275 _ _ _ 3 . * ( . ) . . . 310
70 . 70 . . . 2 9) ? ? 2 . 25 . . . 310
1 . ISO . . . 3 00 4. -9 . SDS . . . 315
8 . 242 . . . 300 1 . PJO . . . 325
G . 213 . . . 300 . . 2) . HI ) . . . 354
M . 73 , . , 300 3S. , . 127 . . . 3 CO
1 . 230 . . . 300 ' " 77 . 92 . . . 3(15 (
1 . 1(0 ( . . . 300 41 , , . 78 . . . 37i )
* 7 . 71 . . . 3 IK ) 1 . 81 . . . 375
74 . 100 . . . 300 21 . 143 . . . 400
1 . 2V ) . . . 300 121 . m . . . 400
1 . 210 . . . 300 B . 128 . . . 425
SIHIKP Today'n meager fre h supply wan
made up largely of an Inferior clan of stock ,
very lllllr of It julluUe for killer * . There was
a fair demand and no qunlalile change In l. *
market. Kalr to choice nullves are ntiotablj at
l2.2582.SOj fair to good we l-ins. HOOB2.CO ; com.
mon and stock sheep. } 1.25f1.73 ; good Io choice
14 to 100-lb. Iambs. 51230350.
\f\v York l.lvx SiiuMt Murkot.
NEW YOJIK , Nov. 7. HERVKii Ilecflpti. 2.60J
head. Market llrm and uctlve ; native siren ,
poor to prime , J3.KtT.Vi ; oxen , (2.0)91,25 ; Lulls ,
* l SOflJ.OO , rtry cows. tl.40fi'.CO.
HHKIir AND HAMlia Itec lpt , IS.IOO. Market
active and > c higher ; rhrep , poor to prime ,
t3.0U43.CO. lambH , common to choice , JlfWI.W.
IIOUSReceipts. . 14,400 head. Maiket steady at
IU5&3.10 for extreme weUhts.
Mr. IxmU Live block Market.
ST. LOflB. Nov -CATTI.E-nfCnl | , .WO
Lea.il ; shipments , 1,600 head. Market qultt iih.
out change : native ftrr.ru. Hlflfll 40 ; medium
weight common , > . ' 7 < i.25 ; cows , J1.63Vi i ; Texas
Mrem , light. i5"ff2.X ( ) ; mwn. $ I.IOV > .2J.
IIOUSIlrcelpli , . 14,30) hrnd : slripmrnls. l.W
liciul. Maiket fairly active * . Sc loner ; b * t heavy ,
11.70 ; RIHH ! mixed lulu and gimd big , I4.50UI.CO ,
common to m nil urn light. ll.H5tfl.4Q.
HIIKIJP Ilecelpln , 3,200 hmd ; rhlpmrnts , none.
Market strong ; native mixed , I2.25tf2.l0 ; lambs ,
} 3.5jS.CS.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
CIIICACJO tIVi : STOCK.
Cnttlo .Market Active and I'lrm unil Illddlnr ;
\Vn < hhnrpiT.
CHICAOO , Nov. 7. The cat lie market was
active nnd Him. Kidding wns sharper Ihnn It has
been for a long time. Ilerelpts were tinunually
llRhl for Wednesday. Anything good enough for
exporters or eastern buyers was salable nt an nd-
vance of lOo and holders of lower grades un
loaded nt prices better by from 5e to lOo. Choice
tleeis were In slim supply , and while slrlclly
prime broliKht J6.45 , theie wetc few Itnileit nlwjve
( o.uO. I'I urn J2 to (2.75 took the major | mil of
the natives , and prices below (3.40 bought most
of the mngeis. Htoekerii and feeders weie llriner ,
\eal calves also sold strong ,
Then- was a reasonably steady tons to the ho :
ni.iikot at the nprnng ; and a very weak one lultr
In ' the day. Tlio close as Cc lower than ( he
rally maikcl. The market was naiiow , and with
n piosrwct for liberal ircelpts for the lost of lh
week , timers were Inellned In hold off. A few
choice lKn ( Fold around (4,75 , but the priori
most frequently paid was from J4.50 to (4.03 , light
nnd medium weight. There were numerous sales
below JI.CO , and pigs generally changed hnnJ.i
at from (3.73 to (4.25.
Continued llrnineis tnalked the sheep and l.itnb
market. Oood to choice * heep were quoted nt
fn > m (2.73 to (340. and poorer grades at fiom
(1.25 to (2.25. Lnnilui were salable at fiom (2 to
(1.10 for poor Io choice ,
Receipts : Cattle , 12.COO head : calves , COO heaO ;
bogs , 33,000 head ; sheep , 11,000 head.
\YliSTlSUN PACIil.VO 1NTKKKSTS.
Wltilrr Scnsou Opom with itn Incroano of
Morn Tlinn Half Over Lint Your.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 7-Speelal Telegram.-To. )
morrow's Price Current will say : The winter
packing season opens with liberal offerings of
hogs and a good demand from packers. Western
packing for the week , 323.000 , compared with 320 ,
000 the preceding week anl 203,000 last year.
Prominent places compare as follows :
| 1S9I. ! 1893.
Chicago 130,000 75,0)3 )
Kansas City 40.0JO 2 , ) , 00)
Omaha 25,000 20,00)
HI. Louis 15,000 9,000
Cincinnati 13,000 C.OOO
IndlanapolIs , \ . . 10,0:0 : 7,00 :
M llwaukec 10,000 , 7.00. )
Cedar Itaplds 6,000 5,000
Sioux City 8,00) | 3.0IX )
Ottumwa 10,000 , 3.0JJ
Kci'olptMltr.l OHpnltUMi of Stoo't.
Oniclnl receipts nnd disposition of stock ns
shown by the books of the Union Stock Ynnls
company for the twenty-four houra ending nt 3
o'clock p , m. , November 7 , 1801 :
RECEIPTS.
Cars. Henri.
7ntlle 76 2.2GI
HOKS C'.i 4 ,
Sheep If. 3 341
DISPOSITION.
DISPOSITION.Cattle.
Cattle. HOBS. Sheep.
PncklnK company 439
"i. H. Hninmoml compiny. . G9 1/67
Swift nnd company 214 1,187 108
Cuilnhy 1'ncklng company. . . , 44' ' ) C2J . .
A. linns 24i
It. Decker & Depm IU
Hamilton. & Stephens 17
J. L , . Carey 134
\j. \ Hooker IS
1J. Wilson 77
[ ' . D. Armour , Chicago 800 . . . . .
Shippers and feeders 825 134 235
Left over W ) 3W
Totule 2,710 4,930 341
Knnsuo Cliy l.lvo Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 7.-CATTIE-Tlocelpli ! .
3,400 hend ; shipments , 1.000 head ; mnrket slow ;
Texns steers , $2.35T3.2. > ; beef slrcis. $2.80113.50 ;
nntlve cows , U."Hf2.W ; gtocke. s nnd fefdi'is ,
$2-C003.50.
HOGS Hecelpts , 3,700 henil ; shipments , 700
hend ; mnrket weak to lOc lower ; bullc of lulea ,
$1.3004.50 ; heavies. $ l.40ff4.Ci ; packers , $1.33 ®
4.65 ; mixed , $ I.30 4.C5 ; lights , $1.1004.3 : , ; pi
J3.61K4.15.
HHEEP IlPCCtpts , .1,300 hend ; shipments. 2.300
head ; market slow nnd weak ; unchanged ,
Stock In nliht.
Record of receipts nt the four principal mar
kets for Wednesday , November 7 , 1591 :
Cattle. Hosts. Sheep ,
South Omaha 22ol 4.921 311
Chlcaso 12.000 23.000 14,0'M
Knnrns C'ty 8,400 8.703 6,300
St. Louis 4COO 14,30) ) S.liOO
22,611
GREAT" " BATTLES.
Ancient und Modern VTnrH niul the Num
bers Engaged.
Without doubt , of all the battles rccordcc
In modern history , says the Brooklyn Eagle
the longest and sternest , as well as ono In
which most men were engaged , was the
memorable battle of Lelpslc , October 1C , IS
and 19 , 1813 , called by the Germans the battle
.
tle of the nations. The number of troops
engaged Is variously estimated by different
writers at from 136,000 to 190,000 on the
side of Napoleon I , nnd from 230,000 to 290-
000 on that of the allies under Prince
Schwartzenherg , Dlucher and Oernadottc. In
this awful battle the slain on both sides
amcunted to 60,000 , and thousands of the
wounded law for days around the city. In
the battle of Koniggratz , or Sadowa , July 3
1SCC , fought during the "Seven Weeks' War , '
the allied Austrian and Saxon troops en
gaged amounted lo about 200,000 men , while
the Prussians , under their king , mttsterec
In round numbers 200,000 combatants , The
total loss to the Austrlans , etc. , amounted
to about 40,000 men , while that of the Prus
sians was 10,000.
If we go back to the melees of ancient
days , wo Ilnd It stated that at one fought at
Tours In 732 between the Franks nnd the
Saracens from 350,000 to 376,000 men were
killed on the field. This would , of course
mean that many more mon were engagct
than at Lelpslc. In a battle mentioned In
II Chronicles , between Asa , king of Judali
and Zerah , king of Ethiopia , we arc told thai
the former had an army of a thousand thous
and , or 1,000,000. Canon Ilawllnson observea
that this statement does net exceed the num
bers of other oriental armies. Darius Codo-
mannus brought Into the field n force o ;
1,040,000 men near Arbela , where ho was
finally defeated by Alexander the. Great , 331
n. C. Xerxes , too , as Prof. Rawllnson says
crossed Into Greece with certainly above
1,000,000 combatants , and Artaxerxes Mne-
inon collected 1,260,000 to meet the attack o
the younger Cyrus.
Hud u Serious Time of It.
While In Chicago , Mr. Charles L. Kahler ,
a prominent shoo merchant of Oca Molnes
Iowa , had quite a serious time of U. Ho took
such a severe cold that he could hardly talker
or navigate , but the prompt Use of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy cured him of hla colt
so quickly that others at the hotel who hat
bad colds followed his example , and half a
dozen persons ordered It from the nearest
drug store. They were profuse In their
thanks to Mr. Kahler for telling them how to
cure a bad cold so quickly. For sale by
druggists.
No IT Omlcns for Curreicy.
The Treasury department at Washington
Is preparing to spend between (50,000 ant
$100,000 to give the people of the United
States a more artistic paper currency , says
Harper's Weekly. Of course , any estimate
of the probable cost of changes In design
of the treasury cotes and certificates Is nec
essarily vague and unsatisfactory. And tea
a billion-dollar country the amount to be
spent Is small. If It were $200-
000 , considering the results to be
attained. Hut the great American
public usually wants to know of any public
work Just what It cost ; and as nearly as
an estimate can be formed at the prescn
time , the reform Inaugurated under Secre
tary Carlisle by Chief Johnson , of the bureau
of engraving and printing , will cost at leas
$00,000. There are tblrty-elx designs to bo
changed eventually ; though the present plan
contemplates the experimental change ot bu
six the designs for the silver certificates
of the denominations ot $1 , $2 , | 5 , $10 , $50 and
(100. If these changes are acceptable to
the public , the others will follow.
"While down In the southwestern part o
the state some time ago , " says Mr. W. dial
mcrs , editor of the Chlco ( Cal. ) Enterprise
"I had an attack of dysentery. Having heard
of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and Dlar
rhoea Remedy I bought a bottle. A couple o
doies of It completely cured me. Now I am
a champion of that remedy for all stomach
and bowel complaints. " For sale by drug
gists. _
The Ulnc unil Ills Oirrler.
Kin2 Victor Emmanuel used often to tire
before the termination of a day's eport , am
mules and horses being out of the ques
lion In the precipitous mountain paths , hi
would mount on the back of his chief hunts
man , an Alpine Hercules named Ilorretta
One day Ilorretta , having the king on lili
back , was crossing a torrent. The king
having raised his foot to avoid hU galte
wetted , the sudden movement almos
liorretta. Unmindful for a uomen
ft1 \ -
1 THE ESTATE OAK
EESTSTOTE OH EARTH
EEAO TQB ' PFICIAL TTSr ,
Official R port on ' 'I ' ! t.ito O.xks. "
r. .V I , . KAIIN A linos. !
tU'tilluiiiun - - This U tn rcrllfj
Unit I Inivn iiitKln iiM-rloi nf tcst (
with " [ ' Sjiiili-V Kslulo ( ) : ik Heat-
IIIR stoves , todotoriiiliiii , 1'liM , IIOM
IOIIR thu 8tovu would hold llrol
cii-cond , how the Mivi'rul parts ol
the stove net undoiTihlgh rod heal
1 lliiMi ihu stoves rupoaiodlv until
they wcira ri-d hi. i all over. I
hc'iilod thoni to the hlghi'sl posl
bio tctnporaluru ana cooled thorn
olT as rapidly as possible. Undnr
thofco nuHtsi'Voto tosls Ihu u.xpnn *
slon and coutraclloii did notalfoul
the plati-s In tlui least particular.
I cliargt'd ono of them with mm
and ono-linlf Kiniill liuclettuh ot
coil Rlnclf on Tui'idiiy ( mining ,
Juno ; . 1S91. at 5 o'clock.
Vitlll Hie ftitlnirlnu Tlnirtluuaf-
fariiiHin nt 4 u'ctnek tlia limitof
llirftoriT < ! > itlliilril tube sa n'ltrnl
Unit it limit ! fixililtinl r i furlnl > l p
Ir In lit IH > II it , , l/rr tliot Ihnr It
IHIHII to re.ol f// / ; jHI Urn rout
JV H tin' in liihnll thill ( im vf .illicit
nliorenfcrn-il to trerr vlnllilf until
IO o'tturk unit 13 nil iiiit < : iuf tlio
rrniliiiiHfttiilt ildj/ .
It trill Ilirrrforo lif.iffn Hint Ililf
' ( / forflftu-thvfv iKiiirn niul
liililiitc.i. Till * /sirn rj-fiiuriUiti. (
I'll rrraril , mill mic nf icirioit
. ( ill n-rll lifin-tinil.
Hti > rrtfuHu fiilnnlttril ,
1
CVXKAIt HllVXi : , Sup't. -
Presents Given Awiy This ffaft ,
With HI 1.00 worth of poods. .
, , . , , Si'lsllvur plated teaspoons
With 125,00 worth of KOIKII ,
, , , , , Ilcautlful blsnuo d uro
With I50.no viorth of ROOIU ,
. .tA A hiiiiilsoiiio plcturo
. . , .
ivi.i
\ \ 1th J7l 3 worth of goods ,
A uuiiulnn o.'tk center table
Cash With J100.00 worth or goods ,
or Weakly or Monthly
;
An ulegunt oak rocker
Payments.
-f !
Formerly People's Mammoth Installment House.
Open Monday and Saturday Evenings-
GET OUT OF THE RUT.
xS l
X * .V Ns. 1
Many old soiu.urs will recognize the ah ivo at a plcturo of a tried nnd trtit irloml , on
who WHS iiiivcr found wnnlliijcln his hour of trial , Ills nrosonco In battle was a Kiiaranluo of
success. Ai-army of alllliMod Immunity uro alromly reco n zing n truu frlund In Logan's.
Sarttapurllla and Calory. A romi'dy that Is nuunmlojd to euro and novrr fulls. Its nrusonco
liitlioliomohJiiBWiriiiileoof'tlin health of the family.
It Is compounded on strictly business principles. Was not discovered by the ancient *
but Is an up to dalnruniedy arid always ciires. , . . . . .
The only rumcdy that purifies the blood and acts directly upon the tiorvos nt 0110 and the ,
Testimonials the strongest kind more than verifies our Mdtemuut.
Wo simply nsk you to try Iioaun's SaM'ip.irlllK and Uolury follow directions closely ,
and If It does not do for you Just what It Is roprt > suntud It will do , you will gut your money tmcle
This Is fair. Is It not ? What , morucun you ask ? bee rucomiiiundiuluiis and our u'iiirmitoo. :
tl.OO pur bottle , or 0 buttles for J5.UO. If your druggist cannot supply you , wrlto
LOGAN'S SARSAPRILLA and CELERY CO. ,
OMAHA , NEB.
of the rank of his burden he growled out :
"Tcnte au , bourlo" ( "hold steady , you
Jackass" ) . Without manifesting the least
Irritation or surprise , the king replied ; "You
apparently ignore , Friend Uorretta , that
the Jackass is the one who carries the
load. " nnd nothing more was said about the
mutter.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous head-
aches. Trial size , 25 cents. All drugglnts.
If HID ICurlh Wern IHvldnd.
The share of land falling to each Inhabi
tant of the globe , in the event of a partition ,
mleht be set down at 23ifc acres. The land
surface of the globe contains , as nearly as
possible , 33,600.000,000 acres , which , divided
among the 1,500,000,000 Inhabitants which
the world contains , according to the latest
estimates , would give to each of them the
above named quantity. Taking the entire
population of the world , there are nearly
twenty-nine Inhabitants to every square
mile. The folloxvlng figures show the number
of persons ( omitting fractions ) to a square
mile In the various divisions of the globe :
Europe , 88 ; Asia , 40 ; Africa , 18 ; North
America , 9 ; South America , 4 ; Oceanic and
Polar regions , 2. _
The United Slates excel In champagne.
Cook's Extra Dry takes the lead.
HInb ICniU f Thought.
Detroit Free I'rcss ; Sorrw Christianity
bags considerably at the knees.
Good zoclcty Is not alwaya the "best" so
ciety.
Cupid Is an artful dodger.
The handsomer the husband , the liarder
he Is to keep In the traces.
Courtship Is not a training school for mar
riage , in ore's the pity.
It makes a man lonesome to bo too hon
est.
est.Most
Most women think It Is romantic for men
to deceive them.
A good dinner Is cooked music.
A torpid liver la a dreadful tyrant.
Wlmt a man thinks a woman thinks ho l
mines It a mile.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trou
bles. Trial size , 25 cent * . All druggists.
There nro SCO mountains In the United
States , each of which exceeds 10.000 feet In
height.
Stand at the Head.
Tor t h 1 r t y year's '
Dtichcr Watch U n a 61
hove been endorsed , by ,
every prominent dco >
Icrln the UnltcdStntc * .
The Duuber Undo-
mark In this country ,
nnd the Hail mark in
Jutland are n guaraa *
leu of pure metal. 17-
Jewel Hampdsn move
ments In Ducbcr case *
ktr.nd nt tha hcail ,
If your dealer does not keep our wntcboi mall
us your addrcsH and we will send yon the
nHmn of n denier who iloos. TIIU DUKIIXU
\VATCII WOHKS , Cuilon , O.
WM. L01TDON.
Commission Merchauti
Grain an.l Provisions.
rrivnto wires to Chlcafro nnd New York
All busliu'SH onleru placed on Ciiicaal
Ilcard of Trade.
Correspondence solicited.
Cllllcc , room 4 , New York Life Building
Omaha. Telephone ISO ? .
LIFE
Or. E. C , West's Nerve end Brain Treatment
riold under poiltlre written i/unrtntee , byautliorv
Irud KKODt * only , to euro \Vcnk Memory ; ! of
Urnlnnnrl Nerve I'OTer ; J/otllanhooJgulckneii ; :
Mlnlit Loties ; Hill Drum.ir ; ! - ck of Couflrlcoctl
XrrvouiueM ; I.aMltU'l ; nil Dnilm ; Lou of l'oril
nf the Generative Oruinin in elllur ei , rained bj
iivor-oiertlon ; Youthlul Krrors , or zccu'lTe Uie ot
Tobacco , Opium or Llqunr , wlilcn Boon lead to
MltorOouiumjitlon. . Inriolly find Death. 1)7 mall ,
(1 abe ; Ufir3 ; wllli irrlllcu Kunir.ntfo to cure or
refund money. WKST'H COII01I ByilUP. A c rtala
uro for Conplii. Coldp , AMUioo , IJrcpucliltf" , C'roap ,
tinrvll iho ( li confluai > rl : oiil.t/ , ilio , nuwKc.j clr
' i - . so * K > . OUAllANTKliSUlueaottlj-lW
Goodman Drug Co , Omaha. , * .
