THE OMAIIA DAILY BEESATXOIDAY , 17 , KSJM. 11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
"Visible Supply Increase in Wheat Wcak-
. enod that Oercal.
ONE BULLISH FEATURE IN CORN
-Quantity of that ( iraln Impeded Out o
Store \Vns the Dhturblnc Factor
In that ind : ) f the
Market.
CHICAQO , Nov. IB. Inllucnced largely by
the expectation ot an Increase In the vis
ible supply , wheat wan Inclined to weaken
today , but cloned but % c lower. Corn closed
% o lower , oats -o lower , and provisions
at moderate declines ,
The wheat market opened slronir at from
Vto to % c advance In prices. The Liverpool ,
Ixmdon , Paris and Uerlln markets were re
ported as having opened firm , without quot
able chance hi price , but the receipts In
the northwest were again In excess of those
received on the corresponding day of lant
year. At the opening price , which wns for
Jtay from C0' c to Glc , the scalpers were
loaded , for lainb.s , nnd nt once opened a
vigorous fuelladc , the result of which won
-a speedy decline to COlic , while one sale
was recorded as low as C0c. Notwithstand
ing some rather bullish points In the do
mestic situation , the receipts und phlp-
tnentn for the week , premising another In
crease of perhaps l.ww.uoo In the visible sup-
pi } ' , canned heaviness to be the feature of
the latter half of the session. The price ,
nftor re.covorlmj to Cpc , following Its first
decline , sold to G0c about halt tin hour
from the clcise. It rallied at the finish ,
closing at from C0',4c to 60c.
Corn was heavy. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow" 345 cars was n weakening fac
tor ubout the middle of the session , follow
ing the receipt of which the lowest prices
of the day were made. The one bullish
.feature In the day's statistical figures wa
the quantity Inspected out of store , which
wns 202.000 bu. . and considering that stocks
here on Monday last were only 1,078,000 bu. ,
today's withdrawals make a very large
hole In them , tlay opened about at yester-
Ony's cloning price to n shade above. Tradlnu
utarted nt from tOMtC to 50c. It continued
to weaken and at 12 o'clock It was down
to < 9c. Offerings of new No. 3 corn to
arrive were much In excess of demand nt
the previous discounts from .May . prices and
the decline In May was another bar tc
business In It. May finished nt from 49c
to EOc.
In oats 'a f Airly good business wns trnns-
nctcd. The oat menl trust continued tc
buy freely and was foremost In causlni
the early strength. There was some synv
TMithy existing between corn nnd oats at
regards : fluctuations. May started Hteadj
at 32 ic , sold up to 32io to 32c , nnd nl
noon luut fallen oft to 3c ! , closing at thai
figure.
The provisions market was rather easier
Trading was of only moderate extent. Mod.
crate selling by packers was responslbh
for declines of 12'ic ' In pork , 5c In lard nni
lOc In ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
ArUclua. | Open. | ClOHO.
Wiiout.No. i !
Nov r-nfi run :
Dee " * '
May UOKattl 01 til ) ? !
Corn No. a. .
Nov Dl ! < !
Dec
May rxw IOM
OatBNo. ! 2. . .
Nov 2SJA SBK 25 * BflW
IL-O
May
Pork i > cr bbl
Jan 1210 ! -10 12 20 12 rte
May 1' ' Ml ) ! HO ly lil )
La nl.100 Ib8
Jail ? s ? ' 17W 7 l'J > . 7 IS
May ' ! I5 7 30 7 32i }
Short nibs-
Jan i i7 11 in 0 11
May. . . . 0 'I'J I -I'-'H U .15 u : i ;
Cash quotations were as follows :
PLOHU Finn and lc higher.
WHKAT No. 2 spring. G9V4O59e ; No. 3 spring
nominal ; No. 2 red. G5JJ5CVic.
COUN No. 2 , Glftc ; No , 3 yellow , 4V4 l5'ic.
OATH No. 2. 2 ic ; No. S whllo , JJ'.ic ; No. i
White. SsasSSSc.
ItVl'V-No. 2. 47 We.
IIAHLL3Y No , 2. J3150c ; No. 3 , GSSoIc : No. 4
FLAX flHUD-No. I , J1.44.
TIMOTHY HEKD-Prlme , Ji.55.
PIIOVI8ION8 Mess pork , per bbl. . J12.37H8
12. GO. Ijird , per 100 Ibs. , J7.12' ' , @ 7.20. Hhort rllia
nldcs. Imice. JC2ifJ6.4) ) . Dry tailed shoulders
1n > xeil. J5.G2'iUG.7G ; short clear sides , boxed
. . .
WHISKY Distillers' finished goodf , per gal.
J1.2X.
8UC1AUB Cut loaf , unchanged.
The following \\ero the receipts and shipment !
today ;
7,001
1H.OIH
luTlillOl
J.IXJI
_ 11,001
Thn wheat pi-onpects In Argentine are nald t
be for a large crop of good quality.
On thu Pruduu ) cveli.'inso today the bultor mar
fcetwrw tlrm ; onvitnery , 1 Ja''ie ; ilairy , I'-'tii--'i :
HiTBH. tt Kidyi ITM.Oc.
Primary \vlient receipts , C51.0M bu. ; ehlpmenti
3IS.OOO lm. ; n-celpts last yrar. 710,000 bu. ; prl
innry n-ct-ltits ot corn , 185,000 bu. ; plilpmcnti
CO.OOO bu.
New Yoik cleared , wheat , 40.003 hu. ; corr
l.UOO bu. ; oats. l.S'J.i bu , ; 11'iur ' , C.5UO bids , nn
250 Fucks ; llnltlmoro cleareil , whcal , IC.OiU bu.
flour , 5.0M bills. ; Philadelphia cleared , whenl
.300 bu. ; corn , 9.71 ! ) bu. ; oats. 13,177 bu. ; Itosto
Cleared , Hour , 1.9S5 hhls.
lleorboltin's london cable saya : CnrgtK-s o
passage rind for shipment , \\heat , steady ; corr
llrm , but not nctlve ; lift coast , wheat und con :
nothing offering ; Mark I ine Kngllsli.vhrnt , tur
dearer ; forelsn wheat , higher prlct-s nski-d , bu
no lulvnncc mtalillslit-d ; Mark l.ane America
cxirn , dearer ; Hour , llrm ; French country maikcl
llrm.
.NKiV V.'l.tIC OK.V15K.U , .HvIUClU'-
YcstcrilnyV. Oiiiitntloiii nn I'lunr , < lniln n <
1'riivlslnns , MellU , I'.lc.
N1-\V YOHIC Nov. It-I-'LOlJll-Hecelpti
19,900 bbls , ; ciports , A,700 bills. ; tales. 24,800 pkgfc
irarkct waa iult-t | , as buyers and tellers wci
CfilOo apart ; trading today was chiefly In cpjola1
nt full prtcuJ. LiouthiTii flour , dull. I'.ye floui
firm ; sales , KO Mils , llucl.wlient'flour , dull ; $1. !
QI.OO.
nrrtCWIIKAT Bull ; KOClo. -
COItN MKAIr-Slendy ; s.lli-a. a bbls. . 2,41
nvi : Nomlnal ; lioatloails. .
llAltLT3y--Nomlnil ; -sti-in. . 6Sc.
11ARLKY MALT Nominal.
WHKAT llccclpli. 39i'W ' hu. ; exporls , 40,11
bur , spot ; nules , 3,3IO.t J l < n. futures , 17,000 In
suet Pint mi-ally ; No. 2 roil , In Horc , and eli
valor i Ho iilloit , ( a'kWSO'iC ; f. i > . b. , G07 > o ; Ni
1 northern , GS ic Uellvrred ; No. 1 hard. C9Ho di
llvcred , Opi.ona oivnod tlrm on tnicf coverliij
but Immotllnlply weukriml under foiclsn srlllr
nnd InaiJTrii-nt cnVl.c. Prices ralllwl at noon c
reports that the Antenttne crap would lie smal
but declined 1'ilcr under the liquidation nn
< > V''ed ' un"liniRrtl to 'ic decline ; No. 2 ntl , Jai
uary , ( . ( t iCUe. cl . ed COVdc ; February closi
C0'c : Muii'li CiOiUViO , closed 680 ; May , C36-1C
MISlCc , doMtl 62'ic ; July. ClHCrttKe. clo i
f-lto ; N.n.mWr . closed 58c : Dect-ml , &S 15-16
GSH.c , i-lii'-ott Wi c.
I'DUNR.rdpts. . 2 > ,400 bu. ; exjiorts , 1,100 bu
naleu 4fio.jg | > u , futures. IVOW bu , spnt. Spn
fi y. No. S , CO.In elevator ; COo nllonl ; No. J , K
In clivai.i51'ic ; atlout. Options opened Uiul
but wcKoiifd under cold weather w < t and luti
un ler benvy rsttm itf > l cur lots for tomorrow , at
closed ' . , fV < l > cllne ; January. GIU06IHC. clew.
5H4CMay. . 63 U-16o ; November closed GUcj 1)
Cftuhi'r. f > C ; tfec , closed 66 4c.
UATtf HiMi'lpu. SI.OW bu. ; uxport * , 1,100 bu
nale * . STM.Vd' ) Ul. futures. .iO.OOO liu. spot. 8m |
ults'.uM No. ! . tt\ifc"3l. ' ; No. 2 dvllvrriHl , SI11-
No. 3 , 53.No. ; . while. SSHCao dc-llvn.-d ; N
n 'white ' , Siftc ; track , white wertern , 37WIHi
trnch , while stale. 37tfll c. Options kteat
rnily , lull dkcllned \ > llli coin , nnd cluvnl un >
OcilliKJiinuury. ; . 34HW55iclusid 34Kc ; IV
ruiuyl' ' . ed S3 4c ; May. 3t > U-ltiJi | 3 ( . ic , closi
rt ; c ; Pemlwr , MtiOaiKe. closed SS e.
mU'S-rinu ; wmnum la choice , old , 397
IRW , ; .ulA-.v
II.VV Finn : ntiliplng | , UG17V&C : good to cholc
We.
IIlintJ-Flrm ; w t salted New Oileans , s
l < rrti < d , ' .3 lo 6Ibs. . , Gr ; llntnua Ayres , dry. 9)
( I Itis. . lie : TI-XUE , dry , : t to SO Itm. , GVitftlo.
I.i\Tlliit-Quk'l but steady ; licmlock sol
lii. : MM A > re . IlKht to li.-avy weight. 15471 Co.
\VoOlr-SlMidy : domestic llce , 19i4c ; nullc
'
. quiet ; teof hams. I17.t
pit i.irats , mvady ; nlckUM txlllcs , 7tf7Vic ; pick !
luimj. x uaUr. Laid , louer ; western men
cloned , J7.SU a kiHl ; roles. SIO tlcroes , ut J7.f
ity. T'.iOmc ; NovrnilH'l' cltwed J7.55 inked ; I )
emlHT. J7.4J asked. January. J7.50 n Ked ; r lln
dull , camlni-nt. J7.W : South ArrK-rlcun , JS.I
Pork , oull ; nrvf mrtf. JIJ.7SSH.3S.
IlfTTBIl Quiet , wiutern lUJry. HfTICc ; we
cm . ivmne-ry. 1M > .6 < - ; wi-slrin factory , WWII
Klxliik. S c : Imliailon creamery. llt/lSo ; etn
tfalry , HIKS % < - ; dale creamen' , 18 c.
rillUSlJFirmer : Urge , SUdlOUe ; small , I
ll'iu : imrl iklmi , 3 ( < fl8c. full skims. JKW'- .
F.CJdS Finn : tal - and Pcnn ylvnnla. ISff
iefr1Kruili > r , H krnelpts ; , S.lSl pkgti. ; v
em , flesh , 17CiSi ; ruses , J3 50H 1.80
PnTKOLKUM-Nomlnal. United ole > c4 at S
Kd.
Kd.TAt.LOWFlimtr. . city , 4UQ'lKc ; country , '
t-jji' .
TfUPUNTIKH-flMndy at MHtfBo.
llli'B Firm ; domestic , fair to extra ,
tfnily : New Orleani , open katt
cholic. S < > 3& .
IltuN I'ull. tfcotch , I19.000M.OO. Am (
Iran JMODUtt K ) .
TINI'lini. . slrulH. Jll ioflll 0.-
KPKLTKK Flat domntlc. J3.SiiQ.U
I.UAltH.loiftl quirt and ttrady. broken prli
'hdnse price tl.ltHlta.li ,
PPKllQUHM broktm' price. 1"io , rxchan
. W.W kkcd , alH on 'change , U ton * ti
January , February , Mnrch or April , JH.M ; 2 *
tons ( In , n. o. to May 1. one day notice , JI4.4 * .
COTTON 812131) Oil. Firmer ; prime crude. 17
O3c ; off crude , 52j(3lot yellow butter gradey ,
31(32c ( : cholcp yellow. SSc. nominal : prime yel
low , 27SOZ cj yellow oft grades , 270Z8ci prlm
white , 3233c , nominal.
OMAHA ( ) I.MIIVL : ALLKKKFJ.
Condition of Trniln mill < Jtio1ntlon on
Mnplo nml Fniicr 1'roiinrn.
Fresli laid eggs aro' very scarce ami nro blglier.
The great bulk of the rggs sold ns troll are cold
storage eggs.
The poultry maiket Is ( ewer nnd stocks are
moving \ery slM\ly even at the reduced figures.
Quotations ;
llUTrnil Packing Etocl : , 7'JOSc ' : fair to gornl
country , llOlJcj choice to fancy. IGtdie ; gain-
erod creamery , 1920c ; sepaiator creamery , 2 :
Q23C.
KCJOS Strictly fresh laid , ! 10:2e ; ftcsb ( cold
Btnrnge ) , 18 ( 190.
1-OULTItY-Old hens. S'.jOIci sprliKT chickens ,
4',4fltc ' ; ducks , GtfGlic ; turkeys , G c ; heavy
loms , Gc ; geese , Gffl'ic. , , . . .
DIIKSHUI ) POULTIIY Chickens , fair , 4',4c !
choice large. Go ; choice nnuill , 6c ; turkeys , fair
lo goml. CflCVic ; choice heavy , 7WSc ; choice
small , § fl3c ; ducks , fair lo good , G U'ic ; fancy ,
7c ; geese , fair to good , 6c ; fancy , 7c.
UAMB Prnlrlc chUken. ' . per doi. . J3.G ) ; Krous ,
per doz. , J3 ; blue wing leal , per dot. , Jl.GO ; green
wing teal , per dor. . , J1.25 ; ducks , mixed , pet
di.z. , JI ; cnnvasbncks , J4.0. ff4.GO ; mallards nml
red heads , J2.GO ; quiill. > 1.GOJ1.75 ; deer middles ,
12@15c ; antelope Knddles. lOifllc ; small rabbits ,
JI ; jack rabbits , JZ.ri.
VKAI-Cholce fat nnd small veals nro quoted
nt Ge ; largo nnd coarise , SWIc. .
CHKIIHH Wisconsin full cienm. Young A , ,
13c ; twins , 12Hc ; Nebrnsltii and Iowa , full cream ,
lie ; Nebraska and lown , part skims , 7f3c ;
LlmUurger , No. 1 , lie ; brick , No. I , lie ; Hwlss ,
No. 1. 14U1&C.
HAY Uidand bay , J9 ; midland , J8.GO ; lowland ,
J ? ; rye straw , 1C. Color makes tin- price or
Imy. Light shades sell the best. Only top gradci
bring top prices.
PIGEONS Old birds , per rtoz. , 7Gc.
Sweet potatoes have be.'n low ever since tlu
commencement of the season , nnd durlny the
present week the prices Imvr been dfnpped still
lower on western stock. Tlie New Yolk Com
mercial Bulletin says ; The crop was large In
Iwth Virginia and New Jersey. In Virginia 9 :
Per cent of nn average yield wai grown ,
und In New Jersey W per cent , or nlmo l
a full crop. The Virginia potatoes hnvi
si.Id . mainly nt JI per barrel for
month only , n few known marks higher , nm
JI was shaded on n peed many within the lasl
week , and this week It has lieen nlmost Impos
sible to realize that figure , bulk of the stocp
selling from llist hands al 75c Iq 90c per liM
These are the- lowest prices of the season , anr
mean prucllcally notlllnir for the grower , ns Ihi
freight , cost of l rtvl , l-ost cif diguing and ship
ping and the commission merchnnl's comrmssloi
equal this Ilguro , nnd doubtless In some cnsei
exceed It. The recclpls from Jersey have nls <
been large , but are of better quality than Ihi
more southern potatoes nnd prices nverngi
higher , hut so many dealers use the Vlrglnlj
stock that the outlet for Jersey Is small nni
prices low and unsatisfactory. The season Is t <
far advanced , however , that most of the out
door stock has been forwarded , nnd holders o ;
cellar stock are not Inclined to bike- the prescn
low figures nnd are holding until the Vlrglnli
are out of the market , when they expect to es
tntillsli nn advance. Quotations :
POTATOKS Western stock , car lots , 6206 0
small lots , 70e.
OLD 1IBANB llnnd-plcked , navy , JSj Him
bcnns. | > er Ib. , Gl4c.
ONIONH-On onlers , 05fj70c
r-AIUlAClH On ordcm , IV4c.
OKLKIIY Per dor. . . 23 35c.
HWKl-rT 1OTATOKS Per bbl , , J2 ; Jersey , | 3.G
per bbl.
1IEBT8 Per bu. , DOKCOc.
CAHHOTS Per bu. . GOfiCOO.
CAl'LIFLOWnil-Per doi. . J2.2S.
KOO PLANT Per doz. . GOc.
HOU8RUAUIBII Per II' . . 78Sc.
PAHSNIPS Per bu. , GOJJCO- .
Ill'TAllAOAB-Per lit ! . , 75W.K ) .
PAIZSLKY Per doz. bunches , Sic.
TIHINIPB Per bu. , GOc.
SPLIT PKAS-Pcr Hi. , 34WJc.
llt'I.u iltn HQITASII Per doz. , 7oC.
TOM ATOMS Per bu. , GOc.
OUEKN PKAS Per bu. , $1.251.33.
FKUITS.
QI'INCnS California , per GO-lb. Ixix , 1 1. GO.
APPLKS Oood stock , per bbl. . J2.GOff2.75
Michigan stock , J3 ; New York or New llnglund
. . .
I'KACHIJS None.
PI.ttMH raJIfornln , none.
PIH'NKS None.
PKAUK Winter Nellls. JI.75.
dllAPIJS Conconls. 10-lli. liankotn , none ; Cnl
Ifornla , none ; Malagas , per 65 to 6S-lb. bbls.
J7.GOff9.00.
CUANlinnniES C'npp Cod fancy , JIO per bill
TllOPICAL. FIIUITS.
OHANOKS Mexican , per box. J3.GO ; Florldai
.
I1ANANAS Choice stock. J2.Cfln2.GO per bund'
LUMONit Malaga , JI ; fancy Florida , sizes 21
nnd 3 > V ) . JI.OUrH.25.
PINKA PPLES-None.
MISCHLLANnOUS.
OYSTKnS 1XL , 80 ; inedulm , per can , lOc
horse nhocs , 12c : extra stimdaids. IGc : extra PC
leels , 17c ; company selects , 21c ; New lor
NKW "Fids Fancy , 16c ; choice , 13O14c ; Cal
Ifornla. bags , Sc.
HONKY New York , 17c ; California , 16c.
MAPL1-J SYIlOP Gallon cans , per doz. , J12.
NUTH Almonds , ISfflCc ; English walnuts , 12c
Illberts. 12c ; Ilrazll nuts. Sc ; eastern cliratnutf
no good stock ; shellhark hickory nuts , per hu.
J2 ; larg hickory nuts. J1.75 ; fancy raw ueanuti
Cc ; roasted peanuts , TVJc.
tAt'l-it * : KltAUT Choice white , per bbl , , Jl.t
IJJ4.75 ; per half bbl. , J2.GO.
MINtT. Ml'JAT Fancy. In half bbls. , per Ib
C'.ie ; 10 gat. kegs , 7o ; condensed , per case of
doz. pkgs. . J2.75.
FISH Fresh caught crapples. in-rch and sur
nsh , 3C3c ; buffalo , ! rlcAkc ; \ nnd pickerel , CQSc
cnlllsh. Sii9e ; black bass. 12JJ13C.
CIDKlt Pure Julep , per Mil. , J5.50 ; Imlf bbl. , J :
IIIDHS No. 1 green hides , 3'Se ; No. gree
hides , 3Uc ; No. 1 green sailed hides , 4Wc : No.
green salted hides , S'.ic ; No. 1 green salted hide :
25 to 40 Ihs. , 4Uc ; No. 2 preen salted hides , 25 t
40 Ibs. , 3Uc ; No. 1 veal calf , S to 16 Ibs. , 7o ; Ni
2 von I calf , & to 15 Ihs. , tc ; Nn. 1 dry flint hldci
6c ; No. 2 dry flint hides , 4o : No. 1 dry wiltf
hides , Gc ; part cured hides , ' .ic. per Ib. lees tha
fully euicd. _ _ _ _ _ _ . _
hTOCKH ANI > 1IONDS.
Spi-riil.ttlnn In .SecuritiesViis tlnicttloi
ivltli : i Tcndoncy TiMVaril Lnwor Klcurei.
NEW YOniC , Nov. 1C. Speculation I
stocks 'today wag unsettled , with the tent
oncy In the main tovard lower flKtires. Tli
however , dlil not shnre In tli
depression to any appreciable ej
tent , tlie lust prices made belni ? unchuiiBc
for llurllnstoti & Qtiincy and ' ,4 per cet
lower for St.- Paul nnd VI per cent for Itoc
Island nnd Northwestern. The entire mm
kgt wns quieter than of late and there wei
periods of absolute dullness. At the opei
ItiK a brisk tone prevailed nnd during th
j-reatcr part cf the first hour prices move
downward. At 11 o'clock the market hi
cami' llrm , but quickly lapsed Into Inai
tivuy uii i wiis u i.reai' a , bat y oidl U towai
noon. DurliiR the afternoon there were 01
cjslonnl rallies , but trading was mainly c
a descending scale. In the final deallnj
fractional recoveries were made. The mai
ket closed llrm , but , compared with ycste
day's closing tuJcH , al a decline of from
to ' , i per cuit. Sugar lend In the movi
iiient cf the trade , IIB well as In transai
tlons. An. advance of % per cent was mat
In this block In the early trading- , but , ci
eual with the publtcntli.'ii of a Btatemei
to the effect that German refiners Bell 1
this nurket nt llgures with which Amer
cans cannot cqip.pe.te , n break In the Elian
of 1 per cent'vas effected. There \vt
Feme tulr huylpK after this story had rv
Its course , which brought ubout n recovei
of 114 I'er cent , of which V4 per cent he
been lost nt the close , leaving n Rain i
% per cent. Su nr preferred declined Vj pi
cent. There wns scllhiK cf the coal stocl
on reports of strained relations nmong tl
coal buying companies. The beara took ni
vnntuKU ot the unfavorable rumors to han
mer the shnres In the late afternoon. ]
the early dealings Delaware & Hudson r ;
1 per cent , selling" off 1 % per cent nnd rail ;
ing % per cent. New Jersey Central openi
Vb per cent luvvt-r , fell off an additional
per cent , advanced H4 per cent , broke 2
per csnt , and closed at u recoverof 1 p
cent , but i per cent down on the day. 1 >
aware & l/aokawnnna. fell * ft 114 per cei
without any recovery. Heading lost % p
cent at the opting , but oftcrwui
advanced % per cent. The prlnclp
Ir.HseH on tlie day ure : 1'ullmn
IVi per cent ; Manhattan , lH per cet
.Minneapolis nnd St. Louis nnd Colorai
Fuel unrt Iron , 14 per cent ; Hlclimot
Tcnnlral preferred , "i , per cent , and Ne
Jersey Central , General 1-Jlectrft , Denver
Ulo Grundu preferred , Ulclunond Termln
ooiiuiiDii und Tennoaseo Coal nnd Iron ,
per cent , l.aclaile Gn preferred shows i
advance of Hj par cent and Distilling > 4 p
cent. Tlie bond market was firm durh
the mornlmr , but became easier In the nftc
noon In sympathy with sharp su > culatlo
the tendency was fairly active , the sul
aggregating J1.101.WJ.
The Kvenlng 1'cst's London cable say
The engagement yesterday of f : o,000
gold for New York , as reported In the
dlspntches , wns absolutely correct. Tl ;
pjper has It front the actual quarter whl
tcok It. Humors that It went la Canada a
entirely wrong ; . A further shipment
gold tomorrow or next week Is probab
but It will not be u large amount.
Hold movementK are now wnMieil wl
the lit moil Interest herIt U believed th
President Cleveland's talked of llnnncl
scheme will be of the utmost Important
The Paris demand for sold continues.
On this Hiibjeet the Kvenlrp Post's Wi
street article today says : The transnc'tlc '
doubtltfis a forerunner of others similar
character , la unusual , because sterling e
change rules rulu today , even en u | iurt
commercial untie , nearer the gold cxportl
point than to the specie Impart level , 11
though unusual , the movement Is far frc
unprevedtnU'd. Sterling exchange w
well above the gold Importing point In l :
when Secretary Sherman ncoured frc
Kurope a largo part of tlu * gold ncocHaa
fur resumption. Through ut the lut > t t'
years Austria's currency C'0iiv.-r. lon plu
have r > peatedl > InV' ' Ived Imports of g <
from Berlin to Vienna at times when Ai
trlan exchange was relatively higher th
our own existing rutCE In all theie I
stances the told was shipped at a u in.t
rommerclal lose. Uut the rhlnn-rs , who
ach cnnc were subsorlberM to netf ecurl-
es , reckoned this loss ns nn Incidental rut-
ay which would be more thnn recovered on
he lloatlng ot the bonds. The real fltgnlll-
nnce of mich transnctl ns nn that fit the
Irltlsh Hank of Ncrth America lies in
lelr plnln rellectlon of conlldence In the
nlue of the new securities. The fact that
> anks In thla city nro already receiving
Ids nt 11734 fQr the unissued bonds shows
safely me ugh the local sentiment.
The following were the closingquotntlona
n the leading stocks of the New York ex-
hange today :
bid.
The total sales of stocks today were 1S7.78S
hares. Including : American Tobacco , G.300 ;
American Sugar , 44.COO ; llurllngton , 2,700 ; Chi-
ago Ons , 6SO ) ; General lilectrle. 2,900 : Man-
intlnn Consolidated , 1.900 ; New Jersey Central ,
2,800 ; Heading , 30.800 ; St. Paul , 10.200 ; Hoiitlu-rn
tallrond , preferred , Vf , 1. , 3,100 ; Western Union ,
TltKASUHY CASH IIAI/.VNCK.
iVlthclnuvnU ot Gold friim the Now Yorfc
Depository A'ory I't-iivy.
WASHINaTON , Nov. 16.-Cnsh balance In the
reasury. J102.695.27Z ; gold reserve , J61.7S4.462.
The withdrawals of gold from the subtreasury
n New York today In exchange for legal tenders
was JJ70.000. That gold was not withdrawn for x-
port Is shown by the .fact that nt today's llgure.1
terllng exchange can be had nt a figure below
he cost of shipping the coin. It Is assured ,
hcrcfore , the gold will be used In purchasing
bonds. Mail leports received today show othei
vllhdruwals aggregating J122.061 , making a total
or the day of $1,097,061.
riiuiiu-l.il Nntrs.
I1OSTON. Nov. 1C. Clearings , J14.677.030 ; ba
nnccs. JI.SDI.CIU.
NRW YOUK , Nov. 1C. Clearings , JW.llJ.SG
balances. J6l oT10.
IMIlI.ADKI.l'HIA , Nov. 16. Clearings. JU.SIO
302 ; balances , JVJOl.WS.
IIKRI.IN , Nov. 16. Kxchangc on London , elgl
days sight , SD marks 3S pfg.
NKW YOIllv , Nov. 16. The steamship Campan
nil ! tnku out tomorrow 120,000 ounces of silver ,
MKMPIIIB. Nov. 1C. Clearings , JI4S.320 ; ba
nnces. JT0.180. New York exchajigc sslllnu i
par.
par.CINCINNATI. . Nov , 16.-Money. Sji0 Per cell
New Yoik exchange , 25GOc premium. Clt-urlng
J2.217.8SO.
NKW OULKANS , Nov. 1C. Clearings , J3.113.W
New ViirU exchange , bank , par ; commercial ,
dlsC4wnt.
PA HIS. Nov. 10. Three per cent rentes , 103f I
for Uut iicoount , exchange on Londmi , Kf 12V
for checUs.
ST. LOLHS , No * . 10. Clearings. JI.3I7.6S7 ; bo
nni'en , J531S0. ! Money , dull , 6 < j7 per cent. K
change on f. > > v Yoik , 5e bid.
CIIICAOO. Ncv. 16.-Clearlng3 , J16.013.0- ]
Money , 4NH per cent. Money , CO6 p
cent on time- exchange al COo premium. I'oreli
cxihunllrm ; steillng commercial , JI.B5fj4.SC.
I.ONIX1N. Nov. 1C. Gold Is imoted twtay ;
nuenos Ayres , 2IS ; Madrid , 13.W ; Llslxin , 3.
HI. Pctvraliutg , KO ; Athens , 77 ; Home , 107. C
Vienna , 133. The American securities i
Hit * Block exchange opened rusler loda
Ilia prices r-.ins.-lnE from iinchiinKi
to 2 p re cnt lower , the latler In Ilr
reconds ; Kngllth consolH for both money nnd tl
account ndvanct-d 1 1-10 from yesterday's clo *
Tha anuiuni of bullion \\lihilrnwn trom li
Hank of l-n land on txitancu today was flO,0 .
l-lvi-rp > . > i iliii-mti.
LIVKIUKK ) ! , . Nov. 16.-WHKAT-l-'lrin r ; d
mand good ; No. 2 rol , oprlng , SH Id ; Nd. y wl
ler , 4 10.1.
CO11N Hull : drrrwnd fair ; rpot , 4s llVtil. I'
turt-s , llrm ; ilfinund fjlr ; Novemtx-r , 4s ld | ; 1) )
ct-mbrr. 4s lO-Tirt ; Junimry , 4 * THd.
KI.OUII I'lrm ; demand mudeniliSi. ; . l/m
fancy \vlntf-r , 8-1 I'd. '
PHOVIKIDNS-Ijird , dull ; lUnmnd | ioor ; six
37s Eil. Pork , llrm ; d inand fair ; prime rn i
wentern. I3 W ; wi lern nw-1lum. 56a Jd. lli
firm ; Ut-mnnd fair , i-xtni IndlH IIIMW , 07 6
pi. me. 6C Id. Hants , llrm : dtmund inwlvrnt
short cut , H . Itactn. drirwud mad ratv ; fui
berlnii'l cut. llrm , SSc ; short rlb st Hdy , > H t
Imu ilenr. I ) 11 * . . ntfHily. Si MnnK ; \ and rhc
tl < ur. &UIH ! ) sleudy. 3S . BhijuUrrs. fleady , a
i'HK" i : I'l.in. nncst i\hlte and ml-irnl , !
fir tKi | |
_ TAM OW Nominal , supply poor. j..lme c'-
" "
"VoTTON Bl'.Ert OILSto.dy
K' < : IN M n i > di mar.J niojiratcjmm
.
HOP * At Ixindim ( Pa > ( He rciut ) , Orm , dt-ma
J moderate , new crop , 12 U * to IX.
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Receipts of All SorU Fall 0 F Sharply tit
the Local Yards.
STRONG DEMAND CAUSES BUSY TRADE
liort Suppllc * llrhiR Dealers Into Active
Competition iimlj'Sctiil Prices Upon
Uvorjrthing l.'icept ilin I'lalnly
\Vortliljs Unifies.
'
, , FKIDAY , Nov. 16.
Receipts of nit Jddflh it stock were lighter
todny. So far tlilJ week , compared with
lust , there Ims bei.li u K'Un of 9WO cnttle
and 17,000 hogs nnd n loss of 7,000 sheep.
The lighter supply of cattle jinil the
rather buoyant tone-/ ! reports from eastern
market ! ) put new Jlfp I Jto the trade today ,
There wns a beUre demnnd from nit
ources , nnd although..there was nothing
holce on Bale to t at"tlic rent strength of
he mnrket , on thiilpaifr to fair stock , of
which the ofterlngg-jwfirc mainly rmide up ,
rude ruled brisk , ivUli prices strong to n
lime higher than Thursday.
The cow market'Avas also nctlve nml
tronfrcr. Supplies wbry not much over hnlf
is heavy ns \Vcutiesday nnd nil classes
f buyers wanted them. Too large a pro-
ortlon of the offerings were cnnners , nnd
10 Improvement wag nottrenble In this
iranch of the business. V il calves sold
rendlly nt fully steady prices , but bulls ,
oxen and stags were slow sale and rather
weak than otherwise ,
There was n reasonable degree of actlv-
ty In Mockers and feeders and desirable
grades were picked up quickly at good , llrm
Igures. The demand for medium and In-
'erlor stock wns alack , .but there won tic
'urther dccitno In prices noticeable anil
quite a few changed hands. Good to choice
eeders are quotable at from $2.70 to $3.30
fair to good from $2.35 to J2.CO. and common
grades from $2.25 down. Representative
sales :
DIIESSED BEEF.
No. Av. Pr. No. Ay. 1'r. No. Av. Pr ,
5. . . . 950 J2 r.r 19..117 < > $ .1 15 51.,10SS (3 45
I..IDCO .1 oo 20..1103 3 40 0..i,10J2 4 35
O..WX 3 00
COWS.
3. . . 1 00 4. . . . 935 1 CO 7. . 821 2 00
.1. . . , W2 1 ir , IS. . . . 750 1 GO 80S 2 00
oi " , 845 1 25 3. . . . K63 1 CD 2. . 805 2 00
i ! 1 25 27. . . . 867 1C5 17. . . .1000 2 00
i. . . ! CM 1 25 2. . M5 1 G5 8..1000 2 00
i. . . , 7SO 1 25 2. , S30 1 05 4..10)5 2 10
3. . . ' 125 1. . 700 1 IB II. . . . 811 2 15
, cv > 1 25 1. . 880 1 65 1. . . . 710 2 IS
" , 970 1 30 9. . 937 1 65 18. . . . 787 2 15
i" ! , 800 1 30 14. , 83i 1 70 1..1050 2 15
3. . . , 873 1 30 15. , 703 1 75 30. , , , STiO 2 25
2. . . , 8 > t 1 35 930 1 : 2. . . .11IS 2 25
1. . . , 810 1 35 1..1000 1 75 ' 1 . . 816 2 25
S. . . , 727 133 936 1 ! . . 920 2 25
3. . . . S66 1 45 13. . . 843 1 85 10. . . . 929 2 25
1. . . , 720 1 CO It. . . 827 1 S5 1. . . . 909 2 25
1. . . , 910 1 DO 10. . . 952 1 85 , .1000 2 25
1. . . , 770 1 DO 3. . . 760 1 90 l ! ! 225
17. . . , 842 1 DO 3. . . 773 1 90 , .1070 2 30
S. . . . 852 1 DO 3. . . 91C 1 90 , . Ml 2 .10
36. . . , 76S 1 DO 21. . . 879 1 M , .12T > 0 2 35
9. . . . S83 1 DO 9. . 8S1 1 90 i , . 950 2 40
10. . . . 941 i no 1..1200 1 90 4. . 730 2 40
1. . . 030 .1 GO 2..1130 200 31. . 883 2 4S
912 1 DO 853 2 00 1..1170 2 CO
. 973 1 DO 830 2 00 1..1270 2 V )
. .1020 1 50
HEIFERS.
. . 403 1 00 9. . . , 511 1 45 4. . . . 532 1 G5
. . 270 i in 10. . . 477 1 f > 0 7. . . , 671 1 73
. . D02 1 25 , G17 1 CO 703 173
. . 410 1 25 2i ' 450 1 CO 1. 700 2 15
. . 393 1 25 i ! . ! , 510 1 DO D30 2 50
, till 1 33 i. . . , 400 1 M it 662 2 CO
, 400 1 35 i. . . 370 1 M iti. . 662MO 2 DO
DOG' 1 35 2. . . WO 1 01 i.i. . 420 2 CO
3X0 1 40 1 G5
CALVES.
. ISO 1 00 1. . . . 370 200 3. . . 150 3 75
. 210 1 23 1. . . . 00 200 . 120 4 00
. 223 1 23 I. ' . . . DO 250 I" , ICO 4 00
. ISC 1 23 2. . . . SO 2 DO " , 205 4 00
. 210 1 25 7. . 2 GO 2" , 100 4 00
, 203 1 25 7. . 150 3 00 3. , , 173 4 00
. 300 1 SO 1. . ' 230 3 00 1. . , 140 4 00
, . 290 1 75 2. . 110 300 6. . , 125 423
. 310 2 00 1. . . 110 350 4. . , 122 4 23
.873 201) ) 125 3 DO 0. . . 188 4 CO
. 100 20rf 130 375 3. . , 126 4 CO
. . 90 2 00
HULLS.
1..1010 1 00 1. . . 1430 1 55 1. . . 810 1 80
1 , . . . 730 1 40 2. . . ,1195 , 1 CO 1. . . 11401 80
3..1220 1 CO 1. . . 1030 > 1 G5 ' 950 1 SO
1..1709 1 CO 1. . . 1400 1 G5 2.1370 ! ! 1 SO
1 DO 1. . . ,1160 , 1 70 1..11BO 1 85
! ! ! 530 1 DO 1. . . 880 1 73 1. . . .1120 1 HO
1.-.13CO 1 DO 1..1370 1 75 1. . . .1000 2 00
STAGS.
1 , . . . va 1 ) „ . .L.-iesd" ; , ! 73 ,2r.G30 200
3..110.3 1 CO 1. . , ; . 810 200
STOCKEIIS AND FEEDERS.
. . -CM 1 DO 10..V760r'2 ' 15 7 , . , 972-S SO
. . G50 1 75 l . . : . ' -844'2 ' 15 1. . . 480 2 35
. . 540 1 73 19..1. 814 2 15 9. . , S35 35
. . 753 1 73 18.495 2 20 1. . , 430 2 .15
. . 780 1 90 . . , . DIG 220 1. . , 430 233
. . D37 1 90 3.(196 { ( ,2 20 18. . . iiGS 2 35
. . 4M 1 90 21. . . ! B62 < 220 28. . . 416 2 35
. . GGO 1 90 9. . . . 343 2 20 20. . . 511 237' ' ,
. . D50 200 l.,430,2 20 20. . 611 240
. . 390 2 00 6.\52t 220 7. . . , 901 2 40
, .10eO 2 00 3.,9S3225 - 20. . , . 681 249
. . 402 200 i. . . : sio 225 7. . . . 901 2 40
. . 413 200 4. . . . 815 2 25 33. . . . 892 2 45
. , 5SO 200 5 GOO 2 25 7. . , . C62 2 45
. . 480 200 17.'GSa. 223 11. . . , 672 2 50
, . 4SO 2 00 20. . . . 02 2 23 16. . , , 943 250
. . G72 2 00 2.635' ; 2 SO 1. . . . 3M ) 2 50
. . D50 200 7. . . . 351 230 1. . . . SSO 2 50
. . 958 200 ll. . . . 6Sr 2 30 3. . . . 723 2 CO
. . 652 2 00 2 835 230 6. . . . 673 2 GO
. . 662 2 00 16./71T' 2 30 1. . . . 360 2 CO
. . 350 2 00 11. . . . GS1 2-JO 16. . . . 390 2 CO
1. . . . G70 2 10 2. . . ; 833 220 1. . . . 980 2 .n
3. . . , 383 2 10 16-717s 2 30 IS..1114 3 25
1. . . . G70 2 10 24. . . , 593 , 2 30 " -1QU 3 23
2 10 lO.-.V.'B/ZM
WESTERN CATTLE.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
-Hamm. .
" Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
18 steers 1082 2 75 9 steer * . 1333 S3 73
1 bull mo 163
4 bulls . 1432 1 75 2 cows 975 2 10
I bulls. . 1G35 2 25 9 cows 1026 2 40
K. Lockhnrt.
2 COWB 993 2 00 4 cuwn % i ) 245
3 COWB 1166 2 45 . 1 cow 11)3' ) 245
2 COWS 1163 2 45 . 1 steer 930 3 00
5 steers 1064 3 00 8 shvrs. | OiO 3 0)
AV. IJrainberg.
3 cows 1014 2 00 11 c-in-s ,1110 2 SO
18 cows. 1012 2 SO 3 ftcero. 1163 340
17 steers 1145 3 40
Stewart & .
1 bull 1120 1.73 . ' 1 cow , .1020 2 CO
G cows S31 2 10 l. ' 1 cow..1240 2.10
2 cows. , . ; . , . 993 2 50 1 cow DM 2 CO
3 cows 110- - ) 2 M 43 caws 1018 2 CO
15 feeders. . . .1154 3 23
COLORADO.
1 heifer. 480 1 15 1 heifer. 30J 1 11
1 bull 1600 1 5' ' ) 1 bull 122) ) 1 0)
1 bull 910 1 60 1 cow. 910 1 GO
2 cows..1085 16. ) 1 cow 841 1 GO
3 cows. . , , . . . P66 1 75 D5 cows 711 1 75
1 cow 740 2 15 1 cow , . 730 2 15
2 cows. . , . . . 935 2 15 _ 3 cows 833 2 15
100 cows. . . . . 913 2 15 1 cow 710 2 15
2 cows. . . . . . SSO 2 15 18 cows 861 215
3 cows. , . . . . 820 2 15 1 cow 1COO 2 15
4 COWB. . . , . ,1012 2 13 - 31 cows , . 917 2 20
4 cows , . . 2 2 > SO ciws. , . , , , , DI7 231
13 cows. . , . K19 2 25 79 cows , , 732 2 25
1 feeder , . S90 2 25 3 feeders. , . . 7S6 2 2 >
1 cow .ICO ) 2 30 2 rows Sir , 2 :0
5 cowx 1024 2 30 1 cow ' 030 2 30
4 COWB 937 2 30 9 cows 917 2 3' )
1 cow. 770 2 35 1 row. . . , . , , , 830 2 35
31 feeile . . . . 933 2 40 22 feeders. , . . B'J7 2 DO
1 feeder 9M 2 SO 1 feeder..1280 2 50
1 feeder 1100 2 30 1 feeder 930 2 50
1 feeder 8ix ) 2 M 7 feeders. . . . 32 S M
23 feeders.,1023 2 60 2 cows 1105 2 15
2 cows 1250 2 55 M feodsrs. . . . 941 1 GO
9 steers tot 26) ) 33 feelers. , , . 933 2 73
8 steers 975 3 Oi ) 4 steers. Wf 3X )
7 ulcers 1079 3 00 16 stcerit. 1D13 3 00
4 steers 1072 3 ( V ) 7 steers lOfil 300
7 steers 11)30 ) 3 0) 3i steers 1050 11
3 > ) Ftceu 1099 3 1J M steers 1171) ) 325
1 bull 1319 125 2 bulls. 1413 1 CO
2 bull 1235 1 00 2 hull * IGiO 1 CO
1 bull 1140 1 75 2 -di-rs.ll23 2 80
1 feeder 1150 2 M 3 feeders. . . . 93) 2 0
2 bulls 130) IS ) 3 feeders.1113 2 8) )
3 rows 1026 1 D < ) 7 cows , . 0& ) 1 M
2 feeders. , nco 2 DO 10 feeders. . , . ! i23 2 5' )
8 feeders. , 921 2 W 5 feeders..1113 2 CO
1 feeder. . , 870 2 to 1 feeder 850 2 DO
4 feeders. , . . 1007 2 SO 7 feeders.,101 ? 2 CO
2 feeders..1000 2 CO II feeders , . . . 833 2 CO
5 steers 1054 3.1) ) n steers 115) ) 3 CO
6 StCHMK 1110 3 CO 5 rteeis.,1052 3 DO
s steers 1139 2M U slcera..113.1 3 DO
25 steers 112 < ) 3V ) * 2 ! cows. , 932 2 30
P. Peterson.
3 cows 1010 2 00 2) coirs 961 2 DO
A. i : . inn.
G cows 1045 175 1 bull 10:0
1 feeder 134) 2 60 , ,1 feeder 11W 2 U
3 steers 116) 3 25 1 ! steers. 12)5 4 00
2 bull ) 1210 1 DO 1 cow i..140) 2 y
( leorgc Harris.
"
3 oowa J66 2 40" 3 cows. . , , , . . D13 2 V.
1 oown 977 240 1 caw 1190 2 4 (
5 cows Ml 2 40 G feedtru , . . . Ubu 2 & :
4 filler * . . . . ! > S ? 2 G0r Gutters 181) ) 31 !
5 cows 10S5 2 40 4 cows 103) ) 24 ;
8 steers. 10M ) 3 > 1G steers 11(0 3 %
1 iteer 1210 3 Si - ' steers 1150 3Ci
c. a , Hoover.
1 TOW ttO 2 00 1 cow 8V ) 24 :
3 onwe 966 : 45 24 steera 9V 2 :
i wir 210 3QO. 1 ulcer 1G2J 3S !
: buns , itoo i or ;
HUv--ir MlHtlla | Company.
lM Ure. . . . . 189 2CO
4 cv.ws. ' . 1)97 ) ! 12c-w lir , 260
3 steem. 1120 300 3 rteers IS < a 00
5 stcora. 970 CO 11 fleets 1211 3 CO
15 Meern. . . . .13.12 ICO II Moors 1041 3 CO
IKH1H Receipts today were 8.MO llnhter than
Thursday , nnd about 800 lighter tlmn on lnt Fri
day. The fixlllne off In supplies \\n mainly
du to the recent dump In prices. OrTerlnss
aveniKed up only fair ns to quality , nnrl Includeil
nn uniisunlly lurue rrcenlaRo of stuff welRhlnR
from ISO Ibs. down. There was plenty of wclRht ,
but the hoivler IIOKS were mostly coarse nnd
"Kowey. " Selleni nil started In rnthcr Imlllsh
this inornliiR. Hcceljits were llKhter. nnd there
wns a Kuod line nf buyers out riftrr tha IIORS ,
OK | nlnir prices ruled strong to n nickel hlRhor
thnn Thursday for nil Krndes. heavy nnd mixed
h'iRS selllnn InrRrly nt $1.15 to tl.M , with n few
choice heavy loads nt II.Cl to $1.05. The rnalket
tor light nnd JlRht mlxnt IIORS wns more or less
uneven , nnd poor to choice load * of this class
sold nt from $4 up tn 14.43. ( loud In choice plRS
welKhlnc from 73 to 110 Ibs. sold readily nt slron *
prices from 13,10 to $1.10 , but the very llRht nnd
thin stuff was Flow snlc nnd went nt from t2 tn
13 , nnd there were several hundred hend unsold
nt the clone. Trade wns tolerably netlvc at the
mart , but became brisker nnd prices ( Inner as
the day wore on. Thn pens were cleared by 10
o'clock , some nt the later sales bclnR Co to lOc
hlpher than Thursday. The bulk of the IIORS
nold today nt from $4.45 to 11.15 , as nxnlnit JMO
to JI.50 Thursitay , and 11.35 to | 4.45 one -week
ago today. Representative sales :
ket Rhowed no material change. Local houpe :
are all after good muttons and lamUs , nnd or
fciich prices are iiuotahly strong. Oommon anc
Flock sheep are Blow sale and prices very low
Fair to choice natives are quotable nt 12.25ft
2.90 ; fair to good westerns nt j2.03ff-.GO ; commor
and stock sheep , JI.5871.7S ; good to choln ; 40 tc
100-11) . lambs , I2.DOif3.75. Representative sales :
No. Wl. T'r.
63 native inlxcd 73 $210
1 native cwc 110 : CO
101 native ewes 110 2 20
JtcrelptMiml Disposition of Stock.
Official receipts and disposition of stock n :
shown by the Iwoks of the Union Ptock Yard !
company for the twenty-four hours ending at :
o'clock p. m. , November 16 , 1891 ;
RECEIPTS.
Cars. Hi > ad
Cattle Ki 2,19
IIog , 107 7,761
Sheep 1 10
DISPOSITION.
DISPOSITION.Catlle.
Catlle. Ifnci. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co 1,031
The G. II. Hammond Co 201 1,777
Swift and company 916 1,743 10
The Cudahy Packing Co b03 1,123 C
Wilson. G. 11 41
O. II. II. , Hlmix City BO
L. Decker GO
J. Lobman 28
Hamilton , S IG'i
A. Unas 62
U. Decker & Degcn 21
Carey. J. L. . 61
Lee Ilothschlld 9
Vnnsnnt & Co 28
Dcnton & Co 67
fudahy , Kansas City 39
.Shippers and feeders 213 79 . . . .
Left over 900 . . . .
Total 2.701 7.S30 IS
tmiu.too LIVI : STOCK.
Thrronfi r.ooit Di-mnnil for Unsteru nut
ForrlijM Account.
CHICAGO , Nov. 16. The cnttle market wa
firm. There was n good demand forcnsteri
and foreign account and also from local dn-Sfoi
beef nnd canning concerns. Native cattle soli
principally at from J1.75 to J2.70 for cows am
bulls nnd at from J3.GO to J5 for steers. Western
and Texans were quoted nt from Jt.75 to J4.7
and at from J1.40 to 13.49 respectively.
Today's hog receipts are among the Inrges
ever known for Friday , amounting to' nbou
G2.000 head , and making n total for the last fly
days of 253,000 bead. Trade maintained n satis
factory degree of activity. Kor heavy hogs th
market displayed a steady tone , while Ugh
and light mixed lots were weak lo a n'ckel lower
Hales of the former were nt from J4.GO to 14.8
for common to choice , nnd from JI 23 to JI.G
wns paid for poor to prime light. The bulk o
the 2GO to 3W-I1) . hogs sold nt from JI.G' ) to JI.7C
nnd from JI.40 to J4.GO bought the greater par
of the hogs weighing under 200 IbM ,
The sheep market wns lifeless. The receipt
for the week exceed the largest total ever pre
viously reported , nn.l sellers were entirely a
buyers' tneicy. Sales wern from 75c to J3 fo
poor to choice sheep and from Jl.GO to J3.75 fo
lambs. Thcsa figures show n decline of th
week of from 23c to GOc per 100 His.
Hecelyts Cattle , 8,000 bead ; calves , 300 head
licgs , G2.0HO head ; sheep , 9,000 head ,
Tl'he Evening Journal reports ;
HOGS Receipts. G2.000 head : yesterday , G.2J
head ; shipments , 9,263 head ; left over , about .19,1X1
head ; quality only fa'r ' ; imiket quiet , but o
gcKNl grades prices are firm , whllo covnmo
grades are. a shade easier ; sales range at JI OO * !
4.G5 for light ; j4.IDfll.40 for rough packing ; 14.1
JH.70 for mixed ; J4.40W1.90 for heavy paclctn
and shipping lots ; J2.40ST4.30 for pig * .
CATTLE Receipts. 8.000 head ; matl.et falrl
active and prices n shade fliiner.
SHEEP Receipts. 9.00) head ; nuirkqt ijulcl
steady and unchanged.
Kuiim ! < Ity Live Stock Harlet
KANHAB CITY. Nov. 1C. CATTI.K Itecclpti
7rW head ; rb'pmenls , 9,400 heud , mailel slron
nnd nctlvu ; Texas steers , J2.00H3.25 ; Texas cuwi
11.75J,2" ; b ? f elects. JS.fGfiS 41 : native cowi
JI Ii0fi3.25 ; stackers and fca'Jerg. * 2.11i(3. ( < ri , bull :
JI.GOC2.GO.
HOGS Receipts , 14,400 head : elilpmvnts , 1.9.
head : market nctlve and steady ; bulk of f-alui
J4.SOftG.G5 ; packers. JI.35iH.7il ; mixed , JI.ZJffl.G.
llg'.ils , | 4.0i)04.3i ) ) ; Yorkers , ) .25f4.30 ; pigs , J4.1
fl'4.30.
8HBKP Receipts , 600 head ; hhlpmcntp , ; i''m '
market cu-ady at yesterday's qiutatlons.
St. I. milt l.lvn .Sloclc AInrI ( t ,
ST. LOI'lH , Nov. -CATTLi-llecclpls. . 3.3
head : shipments , l.SOO head ; market stront
native plcers , light to medium , J2.dW3.10 : cow
Jl.7GW2.fG ; Texas sleors , 1'ght. ' U'.Ci&'i.SO ; cow
J1.S04C2.SO.
HOGS Receipts , P. 0 < X ) head ; rhlpincnls. G.O
liead : market strong and 5c better : fair to heav ;
J5.25S5.GS ; good light nnd mixed , JUJ I.DO ; con
men to fnlr , J3.7Gftl.SO.
8HEI3P Receipts , 700 head ; shlpmrnts , nnn
market aulel nnd steady ; native mixed , $2.15
2.W ; SGUthwfHtern mixed , J2.25.
York l.lvn Hi i.-k llurlct.
NKW YORIC , Nov , 11. 11RBVKH llerelpl
4,400 bend ; market slow and lOc lawvr ; until
clecrs , poor to prime , } 3. lOiH.'JJ ; xru , J5.0 >
4.10 ; hulls , J1.7S4 > 2,80 : dry cons. H.bKi-.TS.
SIIKI-IP AND LAMI1.S Ilcrelpls , lil.IW ben. .
mm kit Uft'ic lower , but fairly ncllvtrhpf ;
poor to piline. Ii.0.-ff3. ) 00 j lamtxi , oonumm
cholro. JJ.Wfll.OO.
lIOUS-Itec lpts , 4,900 brad ; market wcnk.
hliu-K In Mjlu.
Rpcnnt nf reeelptg at the four prlne'twl ' itwi
k ti for Friday , Novemlwr 16. 1V9I :
Cat Ik. I Iocs Hlioi-
H < itith Omaha . : . K > 7,78) 1
Chicago . s.i > , u.rxio 9 , (
Kan iCity . , . . , . , . 7.HO 11. W ) (
HI. I Alula . . . 3.W1 0.004 \
Telal . . 21.199 W.lsJ 10,1
\Xinl . . .uri t ,
ST. LOUIS , Kov. 16. WOOtQulet nnd u
.
LONDON , Nov. lC.-Cal.le udvlcen from Mi
bourne today ray the word auction ak-.i the
ar pr Kre lng tlrmly. The cmnp'-tuiun. ' bo
Drlllsm a-d ( x.ntlm-nMI. Is nrtne. p C'-plli '
I'renrh , wlih h U slues . The \merl an i3
mind baa be > "ii K-x > J smre the uprning uf t
sales , Hre'ly und Lurry gnwtha ui t'lKht
weaker , but nther cirn a"O unchanged T !
total number of bale * offered for rule tirouxlm
Aiulralla up to dule is .000 , of wlilcli 2 .C
liavu
) UN'S ' AND BRADSTREET'S '
rutlual Improvement and Eottor Peeling
Was Manifested in Business.
A.NKtRS APPROVE THE NEW BOND ISSUE
.oltnn Mills Worklnc > > Holtpr Tlino nnd
Woolen Mills llusjr on Current Or lcr
SprciibitlvaMiirkcitu .Stlnuilntcil
by the Hunil Cull.
NI2W YOIUC , Nov. If ! . U. Q. IJilii & Co.'s
ecltly review of trnilc , whlgli Issuus tumor-
o\v , will ! > ny : Iti ncnrly ull brandies of
uslucss Kradiinl Inuirovctiicnt npitcnrs aixl
hojieful fcclliiR obtnlncd Insl vvcok utul
III continues. It will take time to titt
islness out of Us depression tuul tlie pro-
ress made , It less than the mingulne ex-
ectetl. In nt lenst eiicaurtiKlniT. Tltc lie-
slon to offer JSO.OOO.TO ) liynils for replenish
ment of the trenmiry reserve wns K < meruliy
pprovcd by bunkers. It Is Kcncrally HH-
tineU the bonds will bo taken nt once ,
ho pffect Is less cnsy to anticipate , for the
ormul nnnounccmcnt that nftor n Bcneral
cconsti action of revenue Inwa It Is still
omul ntcessiiry to borrow largely tends to
also doubt about Ilnnnclal pruvlMlonn for
16 future. The reported. I in pi r a 1 n of BJltl
roiu London , with a los on UK fnuo or J7-
, \tOJU at the protut , exeh n c rnte . , p isuin-
tbly meant to effect Duiul siiljsorlptloii. .
I'licre hiive already been some wIlhdnuvulM
f Bold from the treasury by redemption of
oti'H to make payments for bonilx , nnd
: oodH rnthcr thiin cold nro likely to come
rom lOurope.
Hesumptlon of work and Increase of work-
K time h.ivo been more cnnspleuout In the
otton Industry than In others , but no In-
ircnaed demand for ( jooda appcani. Kor Un
shed products of Iron the demnnd IH on the
iVhole narrower. At the west there wns n
Utle Improvement. Manufacturer ! ) of wool-
ns have Kood orders lor Roods suitable to
.ho time of the year , many tttlll running
: nntnly on such Roods , but there Is a Kenernl
failure of suppleinenlnl orders for spring
moods. Sales of wool lire ngaln smaller than
ast year.
.Speculative markets hnve been stimulated
n part by the call for bond ? , nnd wheat
: ios advanced 1 % cents , corn 1(4 ( cents , and
'otton ' cTie-slxtcentli of u cent.
Western wheat receipts In two weeks ol
Movember have been 7i > 71S'Jl bushels ,
igalnst 12.1CC.830 bushels last year , but At-
antic exports In two weeks have been only
023,355 htlshels. against 1,770,015 bushels last
, car , and they uro not Increased by the
idvnnce In price , which Is partly due tu
iccounts of extensive feeding to cattle. In
October over half the exports were from
ho 1'nclllc const nt less than 51 cents , sc
lint the average for ull exports was only
; 0.8 against CS.O last year. Corn receipts
'iavo ' been less than half of lust year's , wllli
xports insignificant ,
The failures of the week haves been 270 In
he United States , against 232 lust year , ann
hlrty-elght In Canada , ngalnst thirty-six
nst year.
CIIAIINU IIOUM.TOTALS. :
of Itnslm-s * Tritnvictrd by tin :
As < icmtni | < > n > it < I.IIHI VX c'i It.
NDJ.VYO 1C I ov. 1' . T o ollo.vlngtt.bre . ,
compiled by DraustnefB , hews the total
clearances at the principal cities nnd the
lercentage of Increase or decrease , ns
ompared with the corresponding week last
ear :
iiiAiNTiKir'.s TU.VUK itunr.iv.
'Mairhanta nnd .Mnniifuttiirors lictinrt n :
Onlluiik ,
'KW YORK. Nov. lC.-I3r.idstrett'a t (
morrow will ftuy ; rerhaps the most cor
bplcuou.s favcrablc f cut uro of the gener :
tmili ! HlUuitlon is found In numcrotm n
puru from merchants und maimfacturct
throughout the country of u disposition I
regard the business outlook more encouraj
Ingly nndvlth Incrcnsed conlldence In 11
early Improvement In trade. Kvc-n In man
poi'tloiiB of the south und BcuUiwcut advlct
from thr > interior are that the country me ;
chant Is doing nn Incrcuiicd volume nf bus
neen , bused on faVL < iahe | , > v < : utlior nnd lart
crops. Thin Is the moiu striking In vie
of the continued repot-In of the unfavor-ib
effect on tiiul In the Mnith of the lo
price of cotton. l > 'iotn Georgia It Is leunu
that fertilizer munufactureri ) have arrange
to curtail their output H'xt season , In HOII
Inutaiicfx us mueh uuIt ) per cent. In ens
urn centers iiuinufac-tincr.s if gloHt ) , leatlie
Imnbur , cultony and woolens , tobacco in
agricultural Implement * , ns well n Jobbo
in scneral dry eti'-dw ' , liurilwniv. grocerle
heavy clutliliiK ami Hlioes , In numerotm li
stanceM , n-port itn increased volume i
IiuBlnen.IndlLntlonB of thlH tendency boh
rorrub.Tutud by luul ; oloarlnca at soveiit
live CHICK ainoiiutlntr to JIUl'.io'Xi. < XW ,
Kuiii uf 7.0 per cent us compared with tl
\v * elc before ; 1.3 per rent heavier than
the like \ vok lust year , and ' i per cent Iv
than hi Uir tame week of 1SOJ. This Is tl
llrMt week In which the volume of clf > urlni
Iwve cquall * " ! or exi-c < > di'il.Jl,009,000 , U < ) Bin
early In Jununry l sj.
Thu favorable cliuntic In the inoveme
of iirlces hut week also continues , wl
higher quotations for butter , eggs at
hides ; wheat , 1 % cent ) ) higher : sugar , 3-
of n cent ; oorn , 2 cents ; oats , } , of u cun
lard , 15 ont i puric , y > cents , riml coiYoe ,
of a cent. Leather , form- grades nf Ire
wool und lumber ut eastern markets uru (
llrm. The prlni-ipal declines are u t-hudo
the price tl tlt-satiner pig Iron nnd for U' '
rattle and IIO-K at wc tirn markets , whe
receipts of luw Hr.'i < ie huv < > been free. ] < , i
era lit the wool tradt say -inlfc-a for | h
ronimruuy have reacht-d llit-lr lowest M
ure , and thnt the InTi-uscd demands nn
election point to un advance , tlunicli ua y
Uontestlc lice ecu reel the compi'tulon
Austrnlln. The Improvement In ilcmnntl ( in l
for distribution cf dry nooiln htm bern
nuinclent to Htlimilntp dlncusslon of lilpher
jrlccn. Kxportn of wh a from the Unltol
Stntcx and Canada , both. eonRts , Bhow a
sharp spurt , followlnt ; the UecllnlnK move
ment of a week HKO. duo larnely to heavy
clenrnnccs from 1'ortlnnd , Ore. , Inst week ,
the Rrnnd totnl ( Hour Includes ! ns wbcnt )
to 2.909.000 biislicN. nit compared
with 2.K 000 bushels the week before. 2,615 , .
( KM hiishel.i In the corresponding week onn
year ngo , 3,913,000 bushels In the correspond-
ng week two ycnrs nrto , nnd 5.385,00. ) bushels
hreo years npo ,
UeluniH to llrmlstn-et's of gross nnd net
enriilngs tt nlnrtr-llvo rnllrond companion
for September mid 125 rotnjiiintcH for the
line months ending Soiitomlu-r 30 show , In
coinparlson with the results ot. the Bnmo
lu-rlo.ls In 1KB. losses In September of 4.-I
; > rr cent In gross nnd 12.8 per cent In net
L-nrnlngs , while for the nine months the
lecrcaso In giops Is 13.1 per cent nr.d In
: ict 11.7 per cent.
ft. l.tiuts < ! ciu-rul .Murkol.
ST. I.OITIB. Nov. 1G.-VIm'Il-iiiilrr : , qulctt
atents , 2.Mf2.70 ( ; extra fancy , J8.SOfl-8.44 ; fancy ,
2. < > 3 2.13 ; choice. JI.7MJI.V5.
WIIHAT-OiH-neil V Xo up , hut nl , | off. tic ,
liwliig llrm nlK > ut linrlmiiKeil ; Nn. 2 rod , rsnh ,
2Uc ; November , tl c ; Deccml-er , 62 < , ie ; May ,
C'OIIN Wns dull , moving gradually down Ha
icrniuc * of cold wonlher hnnli-iiliiB tlio new
rup and Improving country nmils for hauling
n market ; No. 2 mixed , cash and November ,
. > T.cj ( Prcrinlivr , 46'jc ' ; May , 46'c. ( ,
OATS Weak and He lower ; .No. 2 , cash anil
November , SOc ; May , 33\c.
HV1J Quiet and unchiingt-d ,
IIAIUiUY Hlrung nnd ncllvc ; fancy Minnesota
seta , f > 9o.
ItltAN-Dull nt f,0c. lake nnd mil points.
FlAX KKKIQ | | | < -1 nt 11.41.
t'f.ovDit iii-i ; : > - j < .ooi < s.oo.
TIMOTHY Hii5D-JI.75WS.23. :
HAY Strong , but nut quotnlity chniiReil ,
IIUTTKIt < jiilet and higher : Rtpnralor crenra-
ery , 23M2&- ; good ti > choice UHlry , 18t'24i ! .
llcitJS-Sti-mly nt 16'ic. ' ;
s'p'ni.Ti-it-i&io. :
OOHN MIIAI. !
WHISl-CY-tl.53.
I'OTTON TIKS-BSc.
PHOVISIONS-Qulel. Pork , standard . . , ,
Inblilng , $13. I.nrd , prime steam. I,87V choice ,
I7.02V4. Dry sail nu-M * . IHOSS sbolilern. J3.3HW ;
6.W ; lungs. J6.3iii6.ro , ; ribs. I5.M ; nhorts , J6.7t.
llacon. packed shoulders , I6.DO ; longs" . I7.12V4 ;
llw. 7.25 : ( ImrlM. 7.rKtf7,62V4.
HIirnilTS Flour , D.WOO bl Is. ; wheat , S3.00)
bu. ; corn , 84.000 bu. ; onis. 11,000 Im.
HUH MHNTtt Klour. S.IWO bhls. ; wheat , 3.000
bu , ; corn , 4,004 bu , : onta , 6,0 bu ,
CuttiHi .Miii-Mu.
NIJXV OIII.MANH. Nov. 16. COTTOrv-Qulet ;
m ilJllnp , r > 1-lCc ; law middling , 4 13-ICc ; KCKK !
niillnnry , 4 9161net ; rccelpls. 20.5111 b.ilea ; Krims ,
Sl.1'56 lutes ; exports to I'Varee , 41 biles ; in tha
continent , 7,788 bales ; cunstwlHi2,653 bnlen ;
Miles. 10,654 lialra ; stork , corrt-cted , 27,1.01 li.ili- ;
destroyed by lire , dciluctcd , 3I6.SX3 bales , weekly
recelptr * , l.l.t-03 baled ; gro H , ll , 8 bales ; cxi > orts
In ( ireat lliltiiln , 3lr lii hales ; tn I-'rntice , 11,163
bales ; lo the continent , 4.D07 bales ; coastwise ,
9,207 bales ; sales , 67.900 bales.
ST. IjOL'IH , Nov. 16.-COTTON-Steruly ; mld-
Ifng , 6 fr-16c ; tialctf. f,00 bales ; receipts , 7,6o4
iiles ; slilpinents , 7,300 bales ; stock , 32,604 hales.
NKW OIU.nANH. Nov. 16.- < 'OTTON QulCt !
sales , ppot , 6Ky ) bnK-a ; lo nrtlve. 4,600 liales ; r * * *
CL'Ipls , 21,056 bolen ; ctpoilH to contlni-nt , 7J2t
lialcs ; coastwise , 651 bales ; stoelt , 3I7,61S bales }
27,691 bales of burned cotton deducted , this sub
ject tu rcvlsic-n ; futures , steady ; Mies , 64,700
link- * ; November , J1.9S hid ; Di-cemlo-r , J5.01Q
6.03 ; Janunry , J5.C6fl5.07 ; February. } 3.1ItiG.12 ;
March. J3.16SI6 17 : Apill , $5.220523 ; May , 15.SI ;
Juno , $5.34i76.3o ; July , { 5.1005.41 ; August , J5.44U
46.
C ciIII'll .tliirkut.
NKU" YORK , Nuv. 1C. COFI'KIOptions !
e.pened easy nt IOij'15 ' pnlnls di-cllne ; weak cn
Miw , rulcil generally eak wllli foreign selling ,
" steady , IPtjtS polnln net decline ; salrs ,
linirs , IncludliiKt Nnveinber , JI3.iOfli1 ! ! . ] ;
Pecembcr , H3.15id3.SO ; January , J12.60W12.73 ;
March , JllOiffW.15 ; May , Jll.7S5Tii.FO. Hpot
wltee. lil < i. llrm : No. 7 , 115.76 ; mild , nun : Cor
dova , JlS.25Mr..Oi ) ; wnrehnusfe deliveries from.
New York yivtrrdny , 11,723 bags ; New York
si ck today , 181,750 bnga ; t'nileil ' Htales Mnek ,
243.122 bags' ; nllnnt for Ihc I'nlled Hlale228.000
ic.-ii Intu4lsllc | for the United Ktntes , 471,123
igs , against 467,769 ) > ags laPt > ear.
HANTOS. Nov. 16. Ilccelpts , nothing ; no other
iinliiH Infnimallon cntlnl , .
HAMlll'HG , Nov. 16. Dull ; prices Vi pfB-
advnnciv in \ \ pfg , decline ; snlen , 16,000 linns.
1IAVKK. Nov. 10. Opened barely steady , Uf
advance ; nt 12 m. , barely stp-idyif decline ; nt
3 p. in. , quk-t. unchanged , to Uf advance ; closed
quiet , nt % b.lf net decline ; total sales , 19,004
bags.
1HO JANEIRO , Nov. 16. necclpls , 5.004 biiE ;
no other ICIo'lnformatlon cabled.
KANSAS CITY , Nuv. -WHKAT IIar.1.
ptcndy ; led , aViouta higher : No. 2 hard , 60tl
Me ; No. 2 red. 4' > ii/r,0r , ; No. 3 red. 48fM9o ; re-
jccK-d , 4fi17c : Ealefi tiy sample on 'change ,
f , o. ti. , MlBflrs.ppI . river , No. 2 hard , ( ,7Hc ;
No. 2 red. 67c ; Nn. 3 red , D3c.
( X ) I IN' In fair demnnd. but slightly weaker ;
Nn. 2 mixed. msWHc : No. 2 will to , WftKa.
OATS Active ; No. 2 mixed , S0 3lc ; No. t
while , 32 < f.13Uc.
IHJTTKIt Stcody nnd unchanged ; t-opnrator
crc.iini-ry , 18i2c ! ; dally , ICfjITc ,
IlUl-KlITS Wheat , 'l3,600 bu. ; com , 114,600
bu. : ( ils. 10,000 hu.
H1IIPMKNTS Wheat , none ; com , 4.000 bu. (
oats , none ,
Mllnu'npiilitVlinit IMurkct.
MlNNfiAPOLIH , Nov. IG.-Whoat opened
cons nnd advanced xllghlly nbovo yesterday's
closing prices , but Inter declined under strong
pressure to fccll by people long on UIQ market.
Farmers are marketing ipille freely , as Ilia
roads are now hi belter condition llian for some
time pant. KecelplH , 31S.VO' ) hu. ; shlpmenla , 21,000
bu. ; November. DVftc : ni-cemlier , 6 H | 6Sc ; May ,
60',4c ; on track , No. 1 hard , 6j'ic ' ; No. 1 northern ,
.Vi'ic ' ; No. 2 narlhern , DHFluur. . quiet nml
Blciiily ; putt-nls. .WifUtf ; tmlu-rn' , $1.9082.20.
Production fur tlie iwenly-four hnurs Is call-
inaled nt 41.OJO bbls. ; shipments , S' ,73I bfalu.
Mimu-
NKW YORK , Nov. 1C. Ht'ClAIt ' Raw. llrm ;
lr retinue. 2c ; cvntilfURiil , 1" ! test , 3'to re-
ncd , ( Irm ; No. C , SViUfS 15-lCo ; No , 7. 3 ll-IGft
3T4c ; Nn. 8. 3W3 13-lio ; ; No. 9 , 3't5f3 ' ll-16c ;
Nr > . 10. 3 7-I5V3 ( ; > cJ No. 11. 30"3 " 9-lGo ; No. 13.
3 15-1G@35c ! ; No. 13. 3'ic ; off A. S % 4V4c ; mould
A. 4 7-1tiU4'ic : standaid A , 3 l-liii3'tc ; ; coii-
twllnnels' A , 4 l-lCItVr ; cut loaf , < \ ' . .WI'lCc ;
cniFhed. 4T4M5 l-ICc : iKiwdenil. 4 7-WHc ; gran-
ulatrd. 4 3-1G l lc : culws. 4 7TIGiiJ4rSc. ;
LONDON , Nov. 1C. HIJOAUI'line. . very dull ;
centilfUKUl Java , 12u ; Muscuviydo. fair rellnlng ,
DH Sd. '
Nnv York
NKW YOHIC. Nov. 1C. Tlivrc lias been con-
stdi-r.ililn done In advance for rprlnc worsted ,
vaai. cotton nnd drcsa Roods , nlio KlllKhiim-.i ,
domcHtlcs , printed fabrics , cottonadcg , camelH ,
fihlrtlnRS , silks and ribbons , by epot purclmnca
nnd talenmen on the iiud. The chuiiKed nenll-
nicnt fur the better I ; extra , and In nianl-
fentlni ; Itself In n freer preparation nf xpeclal-
ties for sprlntr. 1'rlntlntf cloths active , wlli |
pules well on lo 400.000 pleci-s for the week.
Clilc.iuo 1'rult ( juo'iitloiK.
471IICMOO , Nov. 17. The KniT Fruit company
: mld California , fiult at auction today , realmnK
HID following prUns : I3nulcr llilir pcam , 70c9f
Jl.tW ; Vicar , 7rc5) $1.00 ; Nellie. lOcQSt.OO ; Coo'a
Into lo.l plumfl , ( uciiJI. ' . ' ) ; tuncL | , JI ; Mai-cut
Kiapcs , half crates , 4u9/TOc ; Tokay , * half crntes.
i3crtl.20 : doubhcrntesi , . | 4.W | fornlcheon. halt
cruteB , JI 21 ; llmpcrur. half crates , Jl.O'Wl.lS ;
duublc cratea , $2.,0. .
T'l'lirn U'liciil ( JiuitutlniiH.
BAN FHANCIHCO. Nov. lG.WhcatQuiet nnd
iU-nil ) > : Ueceiaber , 1'IViiC ' ; May , tl.c < % ; cleared ,
103/JJ7 rentals. _ _
MANCIIKSTKU , Nov. 1U.CI.OT1IUasj'J
ynrnn , dull.
Bomcrvlllo Journal : Employer We nro
always courteous to our servants , on prin
ciple. At our holi e you will always bo
treated Just na If you were one ot the fam
ily.
Cook ( tosslnR her head ) Thank you , ulr ,
but 1 don't think I care to connI have al
ways been iicciiRtotin-d lo btltiK treated bet
ter than that wherever i liavo been.
. W. HARRIS
BANKERS ,
163-165 Deariiorn-st. , Chicago.
15 Wnll-st. , New York. 70 StatO'&t. , Doitof ,
CITY , connT ? ,
-inoj..v/ATEa ?
Stand at the Head.
Vor thirty Kuti
DucbcrVatrli Cnacs
iinvu bcctinndiireciHiy
very prominent tlca >
Jcrlntliot'nltcdStnlcs.
TIio Dunlior trade
mark In this
ccninltr ,
17
I nml the Kail mark la
I RU3Y JEWELED
JjiUlnnil : ; nro a timrAn-
W. ADJUSTCO f Ice at piird metal , 17-
WATCHES Jewel Hauipdsn niuvi-
cicnb In Dticbcr cntet
ttrnul nt the licnd ,
Ifyniirrteilerdoci nut keep nurwatchrx in ll
ui your uddreai nnd w will xoiid you Iho
IIHBIO nf n dimler who dnn. TIlK uuicjici
WATCH WoiiK , Canton , O.
WM , LOUDON.
Commission Merchant
Grain uiul Provisions.
Private wires lo Chicago and New York.
All business ordc-m placed on Chicago
UourU of Trade.
CorreEixindence sullclti-J.
Ofllre , room 4 , New York Life