THE OMAHA DAILY J1EJ3 : SUNDAY , NOVEMIJEH IS , 1804.
CONDITION OFOMAM'S ' TRADE
Business in a Jobbing Way Very Oood for
November
COLLECTIONS AS A RULE SATISFACTORY
Steady Cold Weather Would HoOrrntlr Ap >
proclrvlrcl ir Merchants Haslnos * lcn-
crnlly llcltcr Tlinn a WcoU ARO-
Cummlislon Men Will Mct. .
Throughout the past week the weather
was aulto mild for November and It was
not until near the close of the week that
the thermometer dropped down to a point
sufficiently low to stimulate business to nnj
great degree. Ai a result , the retail trade
of the country tributary to this market wns
only fair during the early portion of Uie
week and whatever altcctH the retail trade
la certain to bo reflected In the demand
for goods In a wholesale way. At the game
time , the Jobbing trade ho8 been Invery
fair shape all the week , owing , no doubt , to
the fact that a good deal of business was
held liack and delayed by the excitement of
the elections.
Some jobbing houses report a much better
trade than they hod anticipated. Thus , the
grocery Jobbers have been very busy filling
orders , nnd most of the houses engaged In
that line have had about all that they could
< lo to keep even with the demands of the r
customers. The fact that business In this
line is holding up FO well ha-j been a sur
prise to the Jobbers themselves
In the line of dry goods there has not
been enough cold weather yet to cause u
break In the stocks of retail dealers and
sorting up orders have not set In as yet
to any extent. Tor that reason trade n
the dry goods line Is only fair , but It Is In
excess of lust year at this season. There
luivc been so many new customers booked
liy the Omaha dry goods houses that the
volume of trade runs way uhcad of pre-
In the line of hardware the Jobbers report
nn Improvement In the volume of business
Blnce the election , owing , apparently , to the
fact that consumers and retail merchants
hove gotten down to business once more , nnd
nre doing more buying and selling nnd less
o In toots and shoes la very fair for
the season ami the same thing might be
said of all lines of seasonable goods.
As the holidays approach the Jobbers of
holiday goods , toys , etc. , report an Increas
ing business , nnd there Is every prospect
that the volume of trade In thla line will
be In excess of any previous year , owing to
the large number of new customers that are
coming to Omaha.
During the past six days there 1ms he-en
an Increase In the bank clearings of this city ,
Amounting to J 5 per cent. While this gain
Is not as large as many would like to see
nnd falls short of the showing made b >
some cities. It Is In excess of the average
gain for the whole country , which amounted
to only 1 2 per cent. If the clearings are
any Indication of business condltllons they
would seem to Indicate that trade In this
city Is slowly recovering from the depression
of thepist year or more. While the recov
ery la not rapid , the fact that there Is a
steady Improvement Is taken as a good Indi
cation.
cation.nusiNnss
nusiNnss MEN wit.n MEET.
II. Warren Patch of Hoston. secretary of
the National League of Commission Men ,
has written a letter to the Omaha members
of the organization that great preparations
nro being made for a national mcetlntr of
the commission men to b3 held In NCA Ytrx
City January 3. The cominl"ston men of the
country have formed themselves Into n
very strong organization for the promotion
of fair and honest dealing. The character
of the produce commission business Is such
tlmt It Is a very easy matter for unscrupu
lous parties to go Into the business for the
sole purpose of defrauding the shippers of
produce. Every year , In almost every city ,
llrms are organized , nnd , after extensive ml-
7CitUn | ( ; by minus of high quatatlo s , will h
bring In n ilood of shipments from the coun
try , they go out of business. Indebted hun
dreds or thousands of dollars to the coun
try. Bo common has this practice become
that the responsible commission houses felt
that something must be done to protect the
honor of the business , nnd they formed a
national league , the membership of which
Is limited to llrms that arc known to be
reliable. If at any time any member of the
league Is detected In defrauding customers
they nro expelled from the league. In this
way shippers In the country are protected
ugalnst fraudulent concerns.
In January the league will hold Its second
end annual meeting , and so well has tne
plan worked that the commission men are
enthusiastic over It. Mr. Patch writes that
at the annual meeting held In Cincinnati
one member of every firm wna a candidate
for delegate to the national convention. In
Omaha there Is a good membership and this
city will be represented In the New Yoru
meeting.
The New York Commercial Bulletin says
that preparations me being made by the
rnotnbers In that city to entertain the vis
itors and adds :
The league Is composed of eli-ven local
branch organlz t'ons , one each being In Nev-
York , Philadelphia , Boston , Baltimore. Chi
cago. Buffalo , Cleveland , Cincinnati. St.
Louis. Omaha and Louisville. There will be
llvo delegate * sent to the convention from
each branch , nnd It Is expected that nearlj
200 of the most prominent wholesale fruit
merchants from all parts of the country will
be present. The National League of Com
mission Merchants was orgnnl/ed to protect
shippers of fruit and produce against Irre-
sponslh'e ' men , who manage to secure con
signments of fruit and disappear with the
proceeds of Its disposal. Its members repre
sent nn aggregate capital of about J10.COO.tWO
nnd handle the greater part of the fruit ami
produce marketed In the eleven , cities men
tioned.
AS DUN BlihS IT.
Hotline * * Dull In Most I.lnei , but Still full
of I'rnmlftc.
Mr. W. II. Iloberson , manager of R. G.
Dun & Co. for Omtilio , says :
"This week hns been a lifeless one In
Omaha Jobbing circles , nnd trade at the re
tail stores has been slow. Dealers charge
present conditions to the weather , perhaps
because they cannot charge them to an > -
thlng else. Aside from the hardware trade ,
\Yholesalera of staple lines icpoit a quiet
week. Dealers in Christmas novelties and
holiday roods npor quite an cc Ive demand
but all orders are urn-ill. A country mer
chant In town the other day , buying $50 to
J100 worth of holiday goods , apologized and
stated that he never before thought of pur
chasing less than $300 to JHX ) worth. Whole
sale Jewelry trade Is rather better than
usual on account of the near npproacii
of the holidays , but the retailers In this
line loudly complain.
"Omaha continues , however , to draw new
traders. The depression of trade generally
sends buyers to the nearest market and con
sequently new faces are seen In this market
every day. A merchant from Otoo county
who never camn to Omaha until last year
stated to a Jobber that hereafter he would
tnake buying trips regularly once a month
He will buv less at a time , keep his stock
assorted more satisfactorily , and , at the end
° ' " ? . * liavw little or no unsalable mer
chandise. He Bajs by this course he car
rnake more money on the same aggregate
of sales nnd handle his business to a bettei
advantage In every way. Other merchants
ulPtl experience worthy ol
"Trade at South Omaha holds up bettci
! liui\ \ " * ? nn'lelPJted. ' At the banks monej
! fmietlfl deposits nnj demand light. With
and demand from tm
cast are not by any means as large proper
tionately as they were this time a year ago
It looks now as If January 1 would conn
and uo without creating any noticeable
strlnirencr In the local mSney market.
News from the east continues
| ng. A steady improvement Is reported encourag. nl
sign ' of ' the " times ' } " ThJ The ? la west Uie cannot lnost hopefu expeci
convalescence until the cnst Is well on tn
way to n return of normal health.
f o action hn- yet been taken by Jobben
looking to a remodeling of our collectlor
and assignment laws , but something BhouU
bo done Immediately. Within seve
weeks the lvKl lature will be I
i l ° 1' . .andl a < ) a senator Is to bi
fi ' miV * 10,1si * V.duj's * " . ' le btull > ' br ° kei
.yP.011 politics. Only those measure
which ate presml with vigor by so me bed
who means business will get through. "
SNOW , ciumcu * co's.'IK .
Cold Voit-Klaotlou
Wrathor Ilrlnei i
< > em-rul lleilvitl of Iluilncu.
Albert Audrlano , local superintendent fo
qnow. Church & GO.'S mercantile agency
writes :
"The colder weuthei bus materially Irn
proved local retull buxlness. Dealers In Jew
elry nnd fancy goods , as well as mfrclmnt
In all lines , are preparing : for a lively hell
day trude. and the Indications arv that the
will not uo disappointed.
The'riectlon excitement has passed uwa
nnd business has resumed. Its regular courm
General business U In a very ( air way. Met
chants In most linen express their uatlsfac
Von with the unexpectedly eood full trade
and there Is every reujon to expect tha
business will continue on the up grade
Collections are very fair. Local condition
have admittedly not been very encout
King , and it la therefore nil the more gral
U > IRK to recelyo favorable reports at thl
time. Much of the trade that has como to
this center Jm coma from the northweat
territory , nnd Jobber * have , In fact , been
moro aggressive than would hnvo been the
cane under ordinary circumstances. As mat
ters stand , however , wholesalers feel the ne
cessity of on extension of territory , and the
result hnn thus far been of the most satis
factory nature
"It In a little early to give n forecast of
what the coming > ear will bring , but there
l every Indication thnt there will be a
very marked revival. Despite adverse cir
cumstances , trade hna been gradually tin-
proving throughout the countn until ft hns
reached normal conditions , and real activity
Is only Impeded by local circumstances. The
hopeless state of uncertainty hns given
place to well defined stability , and somp
sections of the country are enjoying unusual
prosperity. It Is therefore no longer a ques
tion of general confidence , but of local pros
perity , dependent. In this state , on the yield
of marketable product. The early snows
jrlvc Indication of a hpavy fall In this sec
tion of the country. This will put the soil
In prime condition and benefit winter wheat
Prospects favorable to a good crop will en
courage consumers and merchants to such
nn extent as to make the early part of 183" ,
excel the latter half of this year , with n
gradual Improvement of affairs , dependent ,
of course , on favorable crop conditions.
"In making1 this forecast the fuel should
be considered that the recent failure of
crops was unu ual In the extreme , nnd that
there Is every reason to hope for nn nbun-
dant yield nnd little reason to fear a fail
ure. "
Condition of Tnulo nnd Quotation ! on
Htuplo iind I'ancy 1'roiiucn.
Willie tlio market hns been cik on tlic com
mon gi-idea of butter nnd packing Block Is quoted
IOVHT , the high firmles have been firm The
supply of choice creamery anil dairy butter la
rot InrRO nnd the demand IB good Some butler
men clnlm that In their opinion the low point
for butter Ims been touched for the present nnd
thnt from nrm on nny change ought to be on
the Hide of better prices.
The IRK market has been on the upsrnde the
pist few days The total receipts of eRRs are
quite Inrpe , but thegreitir proportion of the
arrivals In made up of cold BtornKC Block shipped
In from different points In the country where
they h.i\o heen held A larcc proportion of the
ORKO ftold on this market nre nothing but cold
storaRe. At thin en Mi of Ihe jenr a fresh ess
meanH an CKS that Is fresh from the store
house.
The chicken market Ins been Rlutted nil the
week nnd receivers have found It no enay matter
to keen stocks from accunmlntliiR I'llces at
the close of tlm w k were DB low an tlie > Imve
b ii nt nn > time thlfl > ear. The lamer proportion
tion of the dnBsed poultry tecelved has not been
of extra ( T xl quality
The Rnmo market has looked up flurlnff the
past week nnd prices on prairie chickens nnd
" .mill , i specially , nro higher limn they were a
feu dnd ngo. The demnntl has been Rood ,
both shipping and local , nnd receivers Imve
found no dllllculty In disposing of ever ) thing
received
The receipts of veal have been large on most
( la > of the past week , nnd as u result the nnr-
ket has b r < i depressed and prkea aru lower than
vva * the cowi a week ago
The followlnR will show tha lecelpts for the
v\eeks ending on dates IndlcaUt ! nt head of col
umns , the ( Inures rcprescntlnB cases of eggs ,
c | i of poultry , packages of butter nnd cars of
potatoes :
Nv. . 10 Nov 3 Nov 2 Oct 26
Hggs . 1.083 70S 774 C75
Ilutter . 1,039 83. ! tat 1,121
1'oultry . 831 79.J 5J5 810
Potatoes . 21 D2 36 6"
It will be noted from the nbovc thnt there hns
been nn Increase In the arrhuls of most lines
of produce. Quotations.
IIUTTUK I'ocklnR BtocU , 7U@Sc : fnlr to coed
countri , Iltfl3c , choice to fancy. lr > W17o. Rath-
ertd crenmery , 19@20c , separator crenmery , 22
E23c.
EGOS Htrlctly fresh laid. ! 1622o : fresh ( cold
storage ) , 1S4T10C.
I'Ori/TIU Old hens. a'iSNc , EprhiK chickens ,
414 < f5c ducks , B@5V6c , turkcjs. 5MCc , heavy
turns Sc : geese , 5W5V4c.
IIUSSI3U I'OUI.TJIY Chickens , fnlr , 4
choice InrRe. 5c , cho'ce smill Cc , turkeja , fnlr
to good CffOV c : choice he ivy , IftSc choice
small 8B9c , ducks , fair to Rood , 6J6V5c , fanc >
7e , getse , fair to good. 6c , fanc > , 7c.
OAMi : 1'rnlrle chickens , per doz , } 3 S3 grouse ,
per doz $ J. blue wins teal per doz , tl 60 , green
wing teal per doz , It 25 ducks , nilicsl. per
doz , Jl , cnnvnsbncks. J4 < WJ4G , mallards and
nil heads.1M , ounll tLGOin.75 , deer Kiddles ,
12W15C , nntelope saddles , lOailc , small labblts ,
$1. Jack ribblts , S2r .
ViAIj Choice fat and small veals are quoted
at Co large nnd coarse , 34c.
OHUnsi : Wletonaln full cream , Young A .
13c , twins. 121c Nebraska and lown , full cream ,
lie ; Nebraska nnd Iowa , part skims , 70So ,
r.lmburger. No 1. lie , brick , No 1 , lie ; Swiss ,
No 1. mhSc
HAY Upland hav. J9 : midland. S DO ; lowland ,
M. rje straw , 16 Coloi makes the price on
ha > Wght shades sell the best. Only top grades
bring top prices
blids. per doz. 75c.
While the receipts r > f jH > tatoes were not o
large as far the previous Hveek. "they were ptentr
Inige enough and the rmrlsct Is largely supplied
nnd holders Ilnd It slow work to move their
stocks The mnrhot mn > be summed up as Blow
nnd wenk Quotations.
POTATOKH Western Btotk , car lots , 62@G3c
small lots. 70c.
OLD HHANS-rlland-plcked , navy , J2 , lima
benns. per Ib , BV4e.
ONIONS-On orders. SlfHOc.
AHIADlOn orders. IHc.
CTL.KKY I'er AOT . ZWJ35C.
SWnCT POTATOUS 1'er bhl , J2 ; , 'ersey , JIM
per hbl.
HEHTS Per bu , SOCOc.
CAIlllOTS Ptr bu . DflifCOc
CAUI.IKIXJWUR Per doz. . { 2.23.
KQO PLANT I'er doz . 60c
iionsnitAuiRii 1'er n > . 7
1 'TISNIl'S Per bu. . OOflGOc.
H TAHAOAS-Per bu. , 75tO
PAHSIjIlY Per doz liunches , Z5o.
TURNIPS Per hu . COc.
SPLIT P13AS Per 11) , SfllUc
Ht'IlllAHD BQITA8II 1'er doz , 73C ,
TOMATOFIS I'er bu , GOc
QUEEN PUAS-Per bu . > 1 S5 1.J3.
rnuiTO.
California quinces are lower than they were
n wetk BRO. while ] > enrs are higher. There nre
no good shipping einpes on the market , except
ing Mnlncns In barrels Quotations :
QIJINCIiS California , per 50-lb box , 11.50 *
APPLKH Oood stock , per bbl . J2 Mf2.73 ,
Michigan stock. J3 , New York or New Englnnd ,
J3 OOW3 23
I'KAriinS None.
PLUMS California , none.
PIltlNnS None
PEAna Winter Nellls tl 75
Oil A PCS Concords 10 Ib. Inskets , none ; Cal
ifornia , none. Malagas , per 65 to 68-lb. bbls. ,
17 5009 00
ape Cod fancy , $10 per bbl.
rnuiTS.
ORANtiES MeTtlcan , per box , $3 DO ; Tlorldas.
1275 3.00
DAN ANAS Choice stock , J2 { 1062.50 per bunch
I.I2MON8 Malaga , 51 , fancy Florida , sizes 2W
nnd 300 S4 0 < > iK 25
PIN13APPL1.S None.
MlbCEU.ANEOUS.
Prices on some grades of o > stera have been
cut a little during the past week. Quotations.
O\8TERS-IXU So ; medlilm , per cnn , lOc ;
liome shois , 12c ; extra standards 15c ; extra se-
lects. 17o ; company selects , Jlc , New York
, counts. 25c.
NEW FI08 1'ancy. 16c ; choice , 13O14c ; Cnl-
Ifornla. ImRS 8c.
1IONKY New York. 17c ; California , ICc.
MAI'l.i : BY111IP Onllon cnns , per doz . 112.
NUTS Almonds , liOI o. English walnuts. lc ;
filberts. 12c ; Itrazll nuts 8c ; eastern chestnuts ,
no good stock , shellbark hickory nuts , per bu .
13 ; large hickory nuts. 11.73 , fancy raw peanuts ,
s So : roaslcd pean'uis , 7'C.
HAI'KH KHAIJT Choice white. per bbl , tl 50
( H 75 , per half hbl , t2 50.
MINCK MKAT rancy. In half bhls per Ib .
6Hc ; 10 gal. kegs , 7o , condense , ! , per case of 3
doz pkgs , tJ.75
, FISH Kresh caught cranples. perch and sun-
, fish. 3 5c : buffalo , 3 4c , ( Hke nnd plckeiel , 60So ,
cnttlsh S'ti'ic , black lass. 12f13c.
, OIDETt Pure Juice , per bhl. , t3 50 , half bbl. , 13
J No. 1 green hides. 3Vic ; No 8 preen
hides , 3 < 4c , No 1 green Halted hides , 4ViC. No. 2
Kreen salted hides , 3Uc. No. 1 green salted hides ,
25 to 10 Ibs , 4V4c ; No. 2 green silted hides 2"i to
40 Ibx 3'ii : No. 1 veal ralf , 8 to 15 Ilia. , 7c : No.
2 veal calf , 8 tn IS Ibs . Go , No. 1 dry Mint hides.
6c ; No 2 dry Hint hides. 4c , No 1 dry salted
hides , Sc , part cured hides , ' o per Ib. less than
fully cured. _
Many Hand * Mnko Light Work.
New York Weekly ; Tourist ( In Utah }
Polygamy Is no longer practiced , I am told.
Ex-Mormon ( dejectedly ) No , and It's a
shame. Only one wife ! What good Is one
wife ? Just a trial , that's all.
. "How so ? "
"Everything Is at sixes and sevens. Noth
ing ever done. Buttons off. meals half
cooked everything wrong. In the good old
days we- had one wife to sew on buttons ,
another to darn stockings , another to boss
the servants , another to do the shopping ,
anil another to attend to the duties of so
ciety. A man had some comfort then. "
Oild Mgns.
n
: In front of a sign painting establish
ment In Chicago is a great banner which
sajs , "As a rule we don't believe In signs
unless they happen to be selected from our
new and handsome patterns. "
A clothing store on the West Side has
adopted as Its catch line , "Even snnkes shed
their skins. " This Is supposed to be a Ken-
tie invitation to purchase u new suit of
3r clothes. I
On a bill of fare In a down-town restau
rant Is the following notice : "Any Inatten
tion or lack of courtesy on the part of em
ploy rs will , if reported to the management ,
be gratefully appreciated , "
r
Affrerabljr Surprlied.
Henry Wilson , the postmaster at Welsuton ,
y Kin. , says he cured a case ot diarrhea of long
standing In six hours , with one small bottle
ot Chamberlain's cholle , cholera and diarrhea
remedy. What a , pleasant surprise that must
have been to the sufferer. Such cures are
not unusual with this remedy. In many
Instance * only one or two dotes are required to
give permanent relief. It can always be de
Ltllfl pended upon. When reduced with water It Is
llfl pleasant to take.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Preponderance of Evldoncn Was on tha Bull
Side Yesterday.
FOREIGN ADVICES STRENGTHENED WHEAT
llcrclpt * of Corn AVpro Heavier bj Klghty
Carloads Tlmn I > lil r'n Kitlmatcs
Transaction * In I.its Wore
Unusimlljr Heavy.
CHICAGO , Nov. 17. The preponderance of
evidence was on the bull Bide today and
May closed He higher. Strength abroad
vvns the feature , and there was j > lenly of
bullish news , or news In addition to help
the holders' side of the market. Corn vvns
heavy , closing unchanged for May , and
lay oats nnlihed 14o higher. Provisions
guild up with fair gains.
The strength of the foreign advices gave
he tone to the wheat market. An advance
vlth which the session was Inaugurated on
he strong cables was checked for a short
me by receipt * of 914 rar loads of wheat ,
omparod with CG6 a year ago , at Mlnneap-
lla nnd Duluth. The market recovered all It
ad lost and rose Blowly but surely to the
ml. It wound up for May nt 6HJo bid , hav-
ig touched Glic n minute or two before
he ilnal close. The opening wan at from
0o to GO-V , and U sold to COV4c before get-
Ing above the first prices. New York sent
cry bullNh dispatches respecting the ex-
iort business. Koom for tvventj : boat loads
or shipment to Liverpool was taken today
t 6c per bu freight. About 15 loads were
alien for export at other seaboard cities ,
"lour shipments were heavy , engagements
avlng been made for Dl.OOO sacks for Am
terdam. Bullish dispatches which rung the
hanges upon all that could help the price
vere plentiful ,
The receipts of corn were heavLuby 80
jar loads than yesterday's estlmuTes. and
KH ) cars are estimated for Monday. Theie
ncreased recelptB nnd pressure of corn , both
in spot nnd to arrive , caused the markets
o rule weak , but a decline was saved In
.he end by the bullishness of the wheat
market. May opened at fiom 41c to I3&c ,
declined to from 49o to 49c , advanced
near the close to We , and rested at from
9'4c to DOc.
A very good business was transacted In
. ats. The disposition to buy was liberal.
The consequences were a firmer feeling and
jllghtly higher prices. The principal buyers
ivere elevator people. May started a trifle
.ower than It closed yesterday , at 32Ho , sold
up to S2c , down to 32l4c to 32 % , up again
to 3.O4c , and closed with sellers at that
price.
Provisions were firm and higher , showing
at the close the following gains for January
delivery : Pork , 2Tc ; lard , lOc , and ribs 17'X.c.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles | Jpen lHlsk. _ _ _ I Low. I Close.
Vhe it.No. 2
Nov. . BSH
Die . . . QKH O'iHi 5tl >
Mir - . . COVJ'l
Corn No 2
Nov { SIX
Boo r > ( > W 60H
JIny. . 40 0 ? DO
Oat a No. a .
Nov. . 2f 28K 2RH 28M
Dec 211
Mm
'ork per bbl
Jnn. . . 12 SO 12 B5 12 30 12 nn
Mnj . . . 12 OB 12 00 12 05 la uo
ml,100 IbH
Jan . . . 7 I2X 7 25 7 12W 7 2T
Maj 7 M 7 42 7 ao 7 42
Short Rlb -
Jnn. . 0 2-5 0 35 C 25 0 35
May. 0 47Mi H CO tl 45 ti 55
Cash quotatloni were as follows :
TLOUH Winter patents 2 G002.70 : winter
tralKhts t225flj.33 : sprlnc patents , $55003.60 ;
iikers tl 75W2 10
WIII3AT No 2 Eprlns Efl eCOlie ; No 3 , nom
nal : No. 2 red. C558 lc.
COHN No Z Cl'ic ; No 3 vello * . 46t > .
OATS No I , 23c ; No 2 white ,
o 3 white , 31483SC ,
IlYINo 2 48c.
UAULUY No. 2 , M56c , No 3 , 53fflKc ; No. 4 ,
SOOWVSc.
TI.A.K SHED No 1. Jl 41
TIMOTHY Sinn Prime. t3 55
PUOVIStONS-Mess pork , per hbl , tll 2'4 '
275 Lard , per 100 Ibs . ? 7 27V4W.30 Short ribs
ildcs ( loose ) , $ C WR6 75 ; dry HUlteil shoulders
boJtod ) , SHS5c , short clear .sides , ( boxed ) .
% r
WHISKY Distillers' nnlshed goods , irtr gal ,
1122
SUQ AltS Unchanged
The follow Ing were the receipts and shipments
oday :
Articles Keoetpts Shipments.
Flour , bhla 2 ,000
Wheiit. bu .m ooo
Corn , bu ano ooo
Oata bu 45,000
Hyn bu. . . . . 7,000
Parley , bu. . . .18,000
On the Produce exchange todiv the butler mir-
kct vvns lf'u1y. crcimicry , UWJOc. dairy ,
M\V YOHK < ; INIK :
Yesterday's Quotatluus on Flour , Urula and
Provision * . Metals , Kit ,
W YORK , Nov. 17. Tl.OUIl-necelpts. 32.8QO
bbls , exports , H 900 bbls ; sales , 3,3X1 pkgs ,
market closet ! strong , hut buyers vveje soiree
and business ragged , city mill patents , $3 KXitl lr > ,
city mill clears , $333. Minneapolis patenls , $305
jf3 65 ; Minnesota bakers , t2.00@3 75 , spring Ion
( trades , tlTJfllSO , eprlni ? extras , $1850225 , whi
ter patents , .75ffl303 , winter straights , J2 30 ®
2.70 ; winter extras , JLSOj2.40. winter low grades ,
tl.70@2 15. Southern Hour , dull , sales , none , corn-
iron to fair extra. S1.SO32.40 , good to choice ,
| ! 40jn ( < X > . n > e flour , quiet , Biles , ZOO hbls ;
Biiperflne. J2oO275 , fancy , $2 833 00. lluclc-
wheut Hour tl 8J@2 05
ItUCKWHUAT Quiet , ESfiCOc.
COHN MKAL-Steady ; sales. 150 bhls ; jel'.ow
eHtern , 1 1.1 SQ 00 ; Urnndywlne. M 05.
HYC Nominal , car lots , 54ijj05o , boat loads ,
UAllLHY Nominal ; western , 63c.
ItAItl.m" MAI.T Dull , western , 7075c.
WHKAT Heeelpts. 33100 bu . exports , 15 00
bu. ; sales. 19G5V04 bu. futures and 120.000 bu.
spot. Spot market stronger , No 2 red , In store
elevator , (3c ( ; atloat. GO"4@Me : f . o b ,
, tin. 1 northern. Clc. delivered ; No. hanl ,
70' c , delivered Options strong nil the forenoon
on foreign buying , Increased weekly exports from
both roasts and hlsher cables Trade was veiy
bullish The close was at from 5iC to % c nd-
vaiue , and on the curb prices advanced ijo moie ,
No. 2 rd. . January , uOH61c. closed tic ; bebruar ) ,
closwl 61T4C. March , closed 6 > c. May. 63i 6l'4e ,
cloac < l CIVto. November , 59 o3 > > c , closed y c ,
December , 68'i(8094c. ( closed Kr
CORN neccliUB. 106,900 bu , exports. 2.000 l > u ;
sales , 209.000 bu futures and no spot. Spot mar
ket dull , No. 1. COc In elevator , CO' c altoat , No
2 white , GOe. delivered. Options opened stead )
nnd advanced with wheut , but afterward re
acted under law car lot esllrnatefl nnd closed
14c higher on the sear and lie lower on far
months , January , 54t/4c , closed 54V c ; May , & 3H
ffrJTtc. closed MKc , Novemlier. closed 69c ; De
cember. GG < 456Xc closed 5Cc
OATS Hecelpts. 37.200 bu , exports , 400 l.u ,
sties , W 000 bu futures anil 23000 bu. spot. Spot
market nrm. No. 2 , 33ttc , No. 3 , 33 lie : No 3
white. S7Hc ; No. 2 , delivered , 345.C , No. 2 white ,
3Sc. . track , white , 37jllc. Option market was
Benerally llrm with wheat , ami cloned at MiC ml-
vance , Januar > , closed 34 c ; IVhruar ) , closed
35 0 , Mil } ' , closed 3G\c ; J Vnember. closed 334c ,
December. 13ft34c.
HAY I'lrm , shlpplnff , D5857'4c , coot to choice ,
GOS67V4C. r
HOI'S Quirt , state , common to choice , old ,
3S/7e. new , C 12c , I'aclllc coa t. 3VS4f7c
HIDUS hteady ; wet Kilted , Nc Oilcans , se
lected , 43 to C5 Ibn. , Cc , Iluenos Ayres diy 20 to
24 Ibs , lie Texas , dry , 24 tn 30 Ibs , 6H&6' .
I.IJATHKH Quiet , hemlock sole , Hurnos A ) rrs ,
light to heavy weights. 16 13c.
\\OOIv-Qulet , domeMlc lleece , 19ff2Jc , pullc < l ,
I'ltO VISIONS Il f. quiet , family. tlO OW1 ! 00 ;
extra mess , tS 0008.50 , beef hams. tl7. 08l7 60 ;
city , extra India mess. t7 ! 00 19 00 Cut meats.
quiet , pickled bellies. 6\J7ic ! ; plckletl shuoldcrs.
SHc. pickled hams , SViWViC. iMtd , stead ) : west
ern strain ilosiil Dt J7.80 bid ; city. } 7.1 > ; Novem
ber , closed t7 CO , nominal , December. J7.53 , nom
inal , Janudr > . } 7 55. nominal , nflned , steady.
cantlnenl. J7.10 ; H. A. . Jii 50 ; compound , 5 SOtf
S75 I'ork , dull , new me-H , 13 75 11 23 , family ,
t I3.7SO1 4 00 ; short clear. tU 50017.00.
11UTTI2II Steady ; wtiittrn dairy , llBlCc. we t-
i > rn crenmery , 15SJ6c ; western factory. 10j > 14c ;
Klslns , 2Cc : Imitation creamery. 13yi9c , statu
dairy , 13R lHe ; enn creamery , ISiJJSc.
Cl I KUSB Acllvcr large. SVifilO c ; snnll , t < A
e e : P-irt ( klius , 3Vi 8o. dill skims , 2ViW3c.
HCiOS Steady ; state and l'cnnslvanhi. 232Tlc ;
rtfrlKerator , I'it'Xc ; > veslern fresh , J7O22c ; cases.
JJ50CMOO ; recrtpts , 6673 pkgs.
TALIX W Strad > ; clt > . 8Hc ; countn' . C c.
IIOSIN Quiet , strained , common to EOO.I , Jl.SO
01 35
.
HICK-KIrm ; domestic , fair to extra. 4i4O lic ;
Japan. 4V4 4 c.
MOI.AbSKS Quiet. New Orleans , open kettle ,
good to choice 2Sf36c.
1'IQ IHON-null. facltch , 119000:000. Amer
ican. tl OOOI3.00
COI'IT.H-Qulet ; brokers' price , t9 SO.
PiniOI.KUM-Nomliml ; Unite dclosrtl at 62T1P
hid.
hid.l.iAI > Ktendy ; brokers' price R.
TIN Firm : straits $14 6 ® 14 53 ,
COTTON HEED OILr-Qulet. but nrm ; prime
crude. SSlTICc , oI crude. 3r:4c. > ellow. huller
grades , 31f3fc ; choice jcllow , Me , nominal , prime
> cllow , 3Oi(31c ( ; yellow oft frail.-s , Z7/2Sc , prime
vvhltp , J'33c. . nominal ,
CotTro Murket.
NIJW YOnK. Nov 17. COrKKK Options
oi > ene < l barely tead > nt 10O2J points decline
under weak Kuropeun advices , react ivl partial ! )
on local covering , closed steady at WIO points
net decline , ulra , 13 000 bngs Including ; De
cember. JI3.05 ; January , tia.Uirli.Cl , March , tli ,
May. til (54711 65 , August , til 30 : September.
til Ii ) bpot Illo , firm ; No. 7 , J10.7S ; nillJ , quirt
and steady ; Cordova , USOOeiSW ; sale * , none ;
warehouse deliveries fri n New York ,
9H77 ho * * , New York stock today , 197231 hacr > ,
fnlletl Mates itock Za7c4)1t ! > nici ! | ft ft oat for the
United mates , U40"0 bsjt * total visible for the
t tilted States , 491.000 | Hff. gnlnst 1W.WJ bags
last sear
SANTOS. Nov 17-Uttnjr Eood average Jll M ,
receipts. l.COO bncsi strife 4(4,000 hags.
HAMlllrilO , Nov 17 Steady ; prle-es. 'jei '
pfB. decline , sales 130"M Mf8
HAVltU , Nov 17 OiwijeJ quiet , linchnnced to
'At advance , at IS noon tinlvt. closed ViRlf net
decline ; total sales , lO.tOT bags , Monda > nlll be
holiday at Havre. /
'
HIO JANHinO. Nor 'IR-No. 7 , $11 CO : cx-
langp. 1 ! 1-10.1 , receipts , 4 0 > lmg , cleared for
in United Stales , lflW ) . bigs , cleared for
' " '
uropc , none ; ztock , !
tit. l.ouH -ivyrrtl
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 17-lM.Orn-rirm nt recent
notations. ; ,
WIII3AT Very tame nt life opening , qulckeied
liter and turned string , closlnr 'jc up on hetler
ble and export bu > lnBl No. 1 red. caa'i , 52'4o ' ,
ceml r , 52c : M > , .W > V c ,
COHN Unsi tiled nnl Irreguhr , clos ng flmlly
, c up ; No 2 mixed , cash , 45 4c , December ,
V.O4H4C , Ma ) 47c
OATH Klrm , We hlfiher ; No 2 cash , 62(4c ( !
ifcember. 52 > iC , Ma ) ' . 68'4c '
UYIJ Higher , No 2 , east track , sold ,
HAHMJV Quiet , steady at late advance ,
ItllAN I'lrin at last quotallons
1'I AX BCIjU Qulcl , tt.4I.
cixivim snir > is win w
TIMOTHY 8iUl-l 20 1 25
HAV-kSlrong , hlghtr ; prime lo crolce tlmoth ) ,
! 0 owl I no.
llt'TTint Quirt and higher , separator cream-
ry. 22R23C , good to choice dilry , 18621)0.
Haas-Steady nt ICLic.
I.HAD Plriii , 1292H
Sl'HLTini Dull , 3 10 bid
CORN MiAI.r-2 10C2.15.
WHISKY tl 23.
COTTON Tins-Ate.
HAQOINO 5 % 0c.
PROVISIONS Qu ct Pork , standard mess ,
, t > blnp , 113 Lard , prime steam , ti. choice.
i 15 ; dry salt meats loose shouldeis , t5 Wfli
67Vi. longs. jeWiSCiJ. nln , JC12S. shorts ,
0874 II icon , packe < l shouldi-rs , J6C2' ' , : longs ,
; 7.2S. ribs t137Vi , shorts , ' 7 G2V4
KKCUIl'TS Hour , IDUO'tibl ; vvheit , 19,000
IU , corn. 31 000 hu , oats , 10 000 bu
SHIt'MUNTS riour , SOW bbls , vvheil , none ;
am , none , outs , 1 000 hu
I.lvcriiool
uvnurooL , , Nov n WIIRAT closing :
'Inn ; holders offer sparlnglj No. 2 red , winter ,
Is 10.1 , No 2 red , spring , r. M
CORN Dull , holders offer modernlely , spot , 4a
1'4 > 1 , futures , firm , holders offer spirlnBly ; No-
einher , Is lid , December , 4s 10d ; Januarj.
i 7'icl
FLOUR nrm , holders offer moderately ; St.
' uls fancy winter , 5 9d
PROVISIONS I ird , stcijy ; holders offer spar
ingly ; spot , 37s 9d I'ork , flnn ; holders offer
iparlngly , prime western mess , 53s 9d : medium ,
i6s 3d. Itccf , firm , holders offer sparingly ! rxtra
nilhi mess , C7n Gd ; prime mess , Kg 3tl. llamy ,
Urm ! holders offer moderately : short cut , 44s.
IJaoon , dull , holders offer moderately : Cumber
land cut , nrm , SCs , short ribs , steady , 3Ca 0.1 ,
iong clear 43-lbs . str-iuly , 3T i ; long and short
lear , 4i-lbs , uteady , S.1)- ! , shoulders , steady ,
SC Steady ; holders offer moderately ,
flnent wlilln and colored , 51s for spot.
TALLOW Nominal , supply poor ; prime mess
23s.
23s.COTTON
COTTON SHED OIL Easj. IBs 9d.
TUIU'ENTINIJ Stead ) ) holders offer moder
ately. spirits 29s M
ROSIN Steady , holders offer sparingly , com
mon , 3s 7V4d
HOI'S At Ix > ndon ( Pacific coait ) nrm , holders
offer moderately , new crop. J2 15srl3
MlnnnnpolU W limit Murkot
MINNCAPOLIS. Nov 17 Wheat opened higher
his morning , with a Rood demand at the out
el for May. The rl e was about tc to * 4c
ihortly after the opening The lack of ocean ton
nage and u higher ocean rate , with large re
( .clpts In the northwest , vnre the chief factors
In holding prices down from further advance. The
market closed higher than seslerday by le for
November , % c for December % c for May and
to higher for wheat on track nt 59 0 for No\em
.ter . , 53 e December , GlHc , Mn ) , on track 61Uo
Imnl , CO'ic ' , No 1 northern , 5S54C , No 2. re
ceipts were 3jl,12i > hu shipments. 18.630 bu
I'lour was actlv e and quoled at 13 31f1 50 for pit.
ents , J200JI2SO for halietrf I'r-xluctlon for the
24 hours was estimated' ' nt W 000 bbls ; Bhlpmnets
'or the same time. 39,173 , libls
( ottoig Vlttri.
NEW ORLKANS. Nov -COTTON Ste-xdy ,
sales , spot. 2SOOr bales , to arrive
.950 biles ; middling , 5 1-lCc , low mid-
lllng , 4 13-llc : good ordlnnr ) , 4 9-lCo ; net re
ceipts , 20.327 bales , gmi.9. 21 345 bales ; exports
to Great Ilrltaln , 33S1 Imll-s , to Trance , I047S
' ) ales , to the continent , < * ! ! r 1l biles , coastwise ,
I CCS bales , stock , 3,2,749 bales , futures ,
teady. Bales , 28 fOO hales , November ,
K 01 hid : December , t5 < y > { ( BOG : lanunry , K OSfj
5 OD : v Kcbniurj' . J5 13W14" Mirch. fi 19 * 5 a )
April , J5MWS.25 ; May , J3 JOS" 3I , June. $3 3CirJ 37
July , ? 542frSi3 ; AUKU , * t5 1Cff. 4S.-
ST. LOUIS , N.QV. 17i CQTTON Steml ) , middling
dling5 1-lOc , sales JOQ biles , receipts 8700
bales , shipments , S,00i > > bales , stock , 33 , 300 bales
'loh'do ( Iruin Mnrkot.
TOLUDO. Nov. 17 WHHTcllve hlu-her
No 2. cash nnd NovemT > fcr , [ X , D'cembjr , 56 to
May , 0)ytc. > 1
CORN Dull , steady ! NO..IS mixed. 49 o ; May ,
49 > s c ; No 2 j.'llow. W c.
' TSStcidrrN nrt i' ' , SOcrNo. 2
RYK cash 4 Hc.Sl
Dull ; , Hc.
CIXVEll 8KKI-.Actlve , steady ? prime , casl
and Nov ember , ft 57V4-
KKCEIPTS \ % heat. 2J 000 bu , corn. 9.COO bu.
oals. 200) ) bu. : clover seed. 2SC bags
SHIPMENTS Flour , G.VX ) bbls ; wheat. 43000
bu. ; corn , 25,000 hu. , oils , 3,000 bu ; rye , 1,000
bu. ; clover aied , 10S bags.
_ Knnsnt City Mtirlcnts.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 17 WHEAT Klrm. No
. 5051c ; No S red , 49fMc. rejected. 4S 47c ,
sales hy samply. on 'chinse , f. o b. , Missis
sippi river : No. 2 hanl. 57t , No 2 red. SC' < c.
CORN r iwer , No 2 mixed , H042c : No. 2
white , 42Hc.
OATS Slow : No 2 mixed , SOViOSlc ; No 2
white S3T(33V.c. (
HirTTEH Steady ; creamery , 10@21o ; dairy ,
13W17C
HOGS Less active. 18c
ntrCEHTS Wheat. 2,300 bu. , corn. 7,700 bu.
oats none
SIIIPMKNTS Wheat , none ; corn , 10.000 bu. ;
oats , none '
_ _
Sugar Mnrknt.
NEW TORK , Nov. IT. ' SUCAR Riw , quiet
fair reflnlnB. 3c : centrlfugH , 96 test , 3Vtc ; refined
Inactive. No 6. 3 , 3 IG.lCc ; Nn 7. 3 l-lM3to ( (
No 8. % @ 13-lCc. No. S , 3 { ? 3 H-lCc. No 10
3 7-l603c , No 11 , 35,63lCc , No. 12. 3 5-18 ®
3'4c. No 13 , 3Uc , oft A , 304 c : mould A
4 7-16J4Hc. standard A , 4 1-1G4MV4C. confcc
Honors' A. 4 ll-luiJlHo : cut loaf. 4Ti@J 1-lCc
crushed , 4T4W5 1-lCc , powdered , 4 7-16J/4liiC , gran
ulnteil , 4 1 ! Cif4Kc , cubes. 4 7-lfifr4 , c.
LONDON. Nov 17 SUOAR Cane , dull and
depressed ; centrlfugiil Java , 12s , btLt sugrar
ulet ; prices barely malnlalned , November. 9
? 'id ' ; December , 9s 7'jd.
MILWAUKEE. Nov 17. FLOUR Steady.
WHKAT rirmer. No 2 spring , 57to ! ; No.
northern , G5c : May , 6114c.
CORN Firm ; No 3 , 4JV4c.
OATS Stracl ) , No 2 white , 33c ; No. S white.
33Vic.
1IAULEY Quirt ; No 2. IBHc , sample , 4356c
HYIStendy , No 1 , MIAC
PIIOVIBIONS Higher. I'ork , t 45. I ard
t7 15
15UKCEIPTS Dour , 8 65 bbls , wheat , 3,300 bu
barle ) . 400 bu
SHIPMENTS- , 8,400 bbls ; wheat. 1,300
bu. ; Larley. 1,000 bu.
IVmln .rnln Miirkct.
PEORIA , Nov. 17 CORN Active , easier ; new
No S 43c , new , No. 4 , 42c
OATS Steady No. 2 white , 30 e32c ; No.
whltf. JO&iMKc.
RYH-Scarcc. nominal , No 2. 50O51c.
WHISKY Firm , high wine basis , tl 23
IlECEIITS Wheat , 2 4"0 bu , corn , 69900 bu.
outs , 13,200 bu ; rye. 600 ML , barley , 9,800 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , l.S'O ' bu corn 9.100 bu
oills , 10,500 bu ; rjf , none , lurley , 4,200 bu
Now York lr > < : < M > IH Mnrknt.
NKW YORK , Nnv 17 In the dr ) goods mar
ket unfavorable weather conditions were aeralns
any demand , except that of an urgent characti
U meet current wants. No new arrivals of 1m
portanee were present and outsldo of dellverle
on account of old and new engagemenls tha
took a great mmy gcods there was little to re
mark , Printing clyths wcro very llrm at 211-lCc
Dulutli Mhluit IMurllfit ,
DULUTH , Nov. 17 ( W11EAT Close ; No.
haul , cash and Noveiu1ter'J''Ic , No 1 northern
cash , fo c : NovembfiH on.c ; December , 604c
May , 63c : No 2 northerner cash 57 0 : No. 3
54c. rejected , 61c ! > ti > arrive , No 1 northern
60'40 , No 1 hanl , C2c. _
Friar. i Wlii-iit I0"notiitloim.
SAN TRANCISCXVoy ) -WHEAT-StronB
December , MVtc. May. U 07 >
ST IX5UIS , Nov 17"lVOOIy-Sllghtly mor
active , prices unc
I limnalatfiXotos.
NEW 'ORLEANS. Nevi iTJ-Clearlngs , Jl.9i5.WS
UEI1LIN. Nov. 17. pi/Liljtge on London , eigh
days' night. 0 marks ityiffK-
I'AIIIS Nov. 17. S Itw m Three per , ccn
rentes102f 67Ho Tor thr { account.
MEMPHIS. Nov. ' 17A.Ml-arliiBS. t42781 ; bnl
ances , J23.450 New TorK exchange , scllInK a
par. ' i 4
HOSTON. Nov. -tldarlngs , tlS 017.150 ; ha
nnces , 11,890603 ; for Jim , .week. t87.3IJ7.KI4 : ba
ancea , t 656 7S7. , {
HALT1MORE. Nov , 17 , Clearings. 11717171
balances. I1SI , SM , for the week , tlS,433 , 5S ; ba
ance , 12 23I.W6. o
NEW "ionic. Nov. 17. Clearings , * 86 012,419
balance * . IIGS. . for the week , 15CI.700.40J , ba
ances , | 33,248kl5.
PARIS Nov. 17. 5 p. m Three per cen
rentes , lOIf 62 > 4c for the account. Exchange o
London. Mf 12 o for checks.
ST. LOUIS , Nor. 17. Clearings. JJ.tiS SH ; ba
ances , IK3052U : for the week , clearings. t3'5.473,7J
balance * . W,10 029 , Money , dull at 6O7 iwr cen
LONDON. Nov. 17 Oohl U quottil today a
Iluenos Ayrrs at 250 : Madrid 1350 ; Lisbon a SO
bt. Petersburg. 50 ; Athens , 77 ; Rorns. 107 CO ; V
cnn a. 103.
CINCINNATI , Nov , 17 , Money , Z'SOG per cen
New \ork oichange , J0t/ic piemium. deal
Int-a , n.9S8.5W. For the week. tl3,241dJO ; for th
snmn week last year , lit 914,750.
CHICAGO. Nov , 17.-Cearlngi | , tl7.S5i000 ! : toll
for the week. 7,36 .OOQ : rnrrr | > ondliii ; vvetk Us
) rur , rJ3SjixiO. Money , 4t' < i per rrnt on cut
5i6 per lent on time. New York exchange , 70
premium. Sterling , commercial , t4 & 5f > 4 86.
NEW YORK. Nov , 17 The exports of pec
from the port of New York for Iha week endln
loday were tli.022 In gold and t < Cl.G91 in sllve
The ImnorlB fui the w k were ; Gold , ti.IM ; il
tr tllK * . general mcrchnndlw , J 0UM : < lry
goold , JI.67J SOS
WABHINOTON Nov 17The nmount of nn-
onnl tank notes received for rolrmptlon nt the
irnsury during the week WM tl,6ll ZJi. The
deiKMlt * received tu ret ro nitlonnt bank notes
nggrrgnled t 05e * ) , leaving the balance of such
rpoKltn on the Ixioks of the treasury 123 501,034.
odny'n wllhdrnwiilii o ( gold from the ub-
casuiy In New York , presuinibly lo huy honds
mm the United States , amounted to Jltt.OW , M
calnst f95000 withdrawn yestenlay. The total
mount nf gold withdrawn from the severs ! nub-
ea urles s nco 111 ! hond call was tOOS 0
hn cn. h tialincp In Ihe tn-asury today was
01fi.614 ) , gold reserve , J01S32,2I9.
bTOCKS AMI 1IONDS.
ran cent A\oro Anioiip the Wpukcst Slmrc *
nn the List. *
N13W YO11K. Nov. 17. The stock mnrket
na heavy during the two hours of business
odny , nnd , with the exception of a sllKht
ally nrotmil 11 o'clock , fi'cea ' stemllly de-
llncd. The RrnngeMwere nmotiB ths vvcak-
st shares on the list , being freely Bold on
tie unexpectedly heavy decrease In the St.
'nul earning- * for the Fecund week of No-
cmber , which vvns nearly J-MO.OOO. London
vas a heavy seller * of St. 1'iiul nnd the
oem traders followed suit. HurllnB-
on & Qulncy closed H4 per cent
It on the day. tut % per cent
bove the lowest. The grangers were nt
heir worst In the final sales , Northwestern
honing n loss of 1 % per cent. Hock Island
.ml St. Paul , ll& per cent , ami St. Paui
jreferred , V4 per cent. Sugar opened
j per c3nt higher , reacted % per cent , rose
% per cent , lost the entltc Improvement
nd recovered V , per cent , closing at last
ilght's llgnres. Wcitern Union advanced > , J
ier cent , derllned \ % per cent nnd rallied V *
cr cent. Missouri , Kansas Ac Texas lost %
> er cent , nnd Cordage preferred. 1V4 per
ent. St. Paul & Oninha preferred made
n advance of 2 per cent. The ether changes
which ate alinnst entirely declines , nre
nerely In the smaller fractions The mnr-
tet closed heavy. The result of the week's
radlng lias been a ver > general dcprecln-
lon In value * , and during the last three
aya the principal declines have been mndr
'lie bond market today was somewhat un-
eltled. but fairly active , the salei nggregat-
ng $531,009 During the week the bond mar-
tut has moved Irregularly with the active
Bsues and closed .generally a fraction 01
more lower. The sales aggregated $8,500,000
The following were tlm closing quotations
in the leading stocks Of the New York ex-
ihnnge today :
AtchlHon . ' ,4 Northvvcstcni . . . . 100K
Adims Kiprosa. . 140 ilo pfd
Alton. T. II : in N.Y. Central . . . . 0 M
ilopfd 1H8 N. Y. A.N M '
Am express 111 Ontirlo A , W 1(1 (
IilttmoruOlihi. . 118 Ortiroti Imp . . . . . *
Cuiada Pacific . . 10W Ort'gon > av zo
"Jiunili "oulhi'rii , O S L & IT. N . . . U
Ceutr.il Piolllc. . . . Pacific Mall
Mies. A , Ohio P. D ( t K
Chlcniro Alton . . PltlHbunr. . IBS
J. B. & . Q Pullman Palace. , 1(57
Chicago Qas llmdlnir. . . . lll %
Connolld itod Gas KichmondTer . . IfiH
C. . C. C. ASt L . . do pfd IP
. 'o\o \ Co it , V Iron . n < } w IPH. K
Cotton Oil Cei t U O W pfd n
) elavvnrn & Hud Hock Inland O.'M
Bel Liek A. W. St Puil DOS *
I ) AK O pfd . , do pfd 110 !
D AD P Co . . . . St P A Omaha . . . .14
Jrlo Uo pfd . . . 111
do pfd . . - Southern Pnclllc II )
? oit Wayne 15H * ug ir Rcflnory . .
G Northeni pfd 11)1 ) Tumi Coil A Iron
C A , II. I ofd 111 Tex IB Pic I He .
locking Valley . T AO Cent pfd. .
llluols Conlril . Union Picltlc . . . . IB
St P &lululh . . U S Kxprinn . . 12
1C & T Pfd W t L. A P
L.-1110 ErloWeHt In pfd.
Uo pfd 7 WtllH t.irRoKx . 101
Likw Shore 111 ! Wt l < rn Union. . H7H
Loid Trust tn W & L K . .
LoulnvllloAN . . c do pfd . .
: A N A . . M AM L .
M.mlintfm Con. . . lO10 U A. H. O . . 1P4
MemphlB&C 10 0.12 3u 4
Mlchlirin rout . N L . . VO
MlBHourl P.ulllo . C P AL . . . 2f > 'l
Mobile .V Ohio . IS do pfd on
loCh.it . on II. AT. C . .
Nulotml Corel lyu. T. A A A N M . . .
do rfd T. St. L & K. C .
N J. Ceutril do pfd . . . . U
r. pfd SHU 11
Am Co. . do pfd 36 > 4
tforlluru Piclflc. . Am Tob Co. . . .
No Pne. pfd . . . . do pfd . . . . .
U. P. . U AO. . . . St. P , M. A M. 17K
The tatnl sales of stocks todnjvere 122170
shares. Including American btiKar. 10 800 , lia >
> tate Oas , 1,800. Iluillngton , 11 7W , Oilcigo Gih
4 COO. General Electric , 1.300 , Laulivllle & Nash
vllle , 1.01)0 ) , Manhattan Consolidated , 9500 , Nn
tlonil Lead , 2100 : New Jerse > C'enlrnl , 4 300
Norltmestirn , 4,000 , Reading , 4.500. II & W. P.
3,423 , Hock Island , 2900 ; St. Paul , 22 2IW. South
ern railroad. W 1. 4 900. Southern railroad , P. L ,
W. 1 , 6.COO , Western Union , 8,700
CHKAP AIONKY AT AN KM ) ,
London Financial Jimnmls on tha American
Moni-tiirjr sjmti'tii.
LONDON , Nov. 17. The Hconomlst today says
t thinks the diy of excessive cheipness of
money Is drawingto a close It adds that
Ittle dependence can he placed upon Itusslan
supplies nnd objects to the form of the new
American bonds. The Economist also sa > s :
Unlesa there Is a radical change In the American
currency syttem , putting gold In the treasury Is
Ike ixmrlng water Into a sieve.
The Statist regards the American bond Issue
na anything but a good sign and as being
merely a stoppage
N vv York .MOIIBT Mnrbet.
NI3W YOHK , Nov. 17. MONKY ON CAL
Eaay at 1 per cent , last lonii , 1 per cent ; closed
nt 1 per cent
PllIME MnilCANTILn PAI'mi-ZMOSW pel
cent
STEllLINO UXCHANGIJ Quiet , with nctua
iislmss In bankcra * bills at t4 ST,1 for demand
and W 66U for CO dajs. Pusled ratis , W 87W1 87V4
nnd { 4 ? 8 il SSV4 Commercial hills , J4 8504 65'i
SILVI2U CLHTIKJCATHS G3VSc bid , no sales
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
U. S n . ix-ff. . . I ) A B G 48 . . .
. B Cs.toup . . . 711
U. 8 4s , rejr G II AS A.Us. . . . IN )
17. 3 4n coup ( lo 7B . 1)5
U. 9 t'H reg II AT C. Ba . . . 105
Paclllc tlaof ' 05. . do OB
All Claim A M. K. AT. lBt4s. .
Aln CliiaHll
All C1.18H C Mutual Union Ga. . 108
All Curruiey N J. C.Oeu. r.s. . . . 114
L.I. Now Con. 4H. . No. Pic. iBttt . . . . llfi
MlBHOiirt UB ( lOL'llH 89
N. C. tlB N.V. . Coimola . . . 141
N.C. 4 do S. F. Uch 5u. 100
4 O nonfumt . . . . H. O. WfHl. Iwls
Tctm. now Met On. St , P. ConsolH 7B
Tenn. new net ! > a. doC.AP. W. Bs. 11B
Ivan old OH St.L..tl M.Rcii S. HI )
Va CenlurleH St. L .VS. F Gfii.ll 08
do deferred tax. Pac. iBts . . . HOlj
AtchlHon 4s
2HM
' "
do.'d A 17. p'lBlBOf M" !
C.in.idt.So 'Ma. . . \\'i Ht Shore 4H. . . .
C. P , iBtaof 'OS. . So. 11. K. . . . . . . . . . . 87M
U All O 7s 11:1 :
liotton Stnok ( Jtuititloii
BOSTON , Nov. 17. Cill loann. 1 per cent :
tlmo loaiib , 2Vc * ) per cent. Olotlii ? oricea for
btocka , bo Ida nnd mining all.iron :
A.T. A-S. V W End pfd HI
Am. Sugar. WlR. Centnl . . . . 3
Am , Sugar ufd . . . Atchla m lMn . . . 1DK
II ir snto G.ia Atchlnoii IB . .
Hell Tolophonu. Now Unfr land Oa .
ItoBlon A Alniuy ( Jen Klratrlo 5a. .
llottou A Muliio . Win. Cunt , lats .
O II AQ. % Atlantic II )
ntchbiuv pfd . . . IloHtnn A Muntiua
Gen llletlrlc . . . . llutto A IIOBton , 10 $
Illlnola Sticl . . . Ciliunet A Ili.cl.i. UH4
Muxkaii Cciitr.il. . Centennial . . BO
N. V. ANi ! . . . FrinUlln 12
Old Colony. Ki arBirife . . o7
Ore Short Lino. OscooU
Uubber. . . . . Qulncy da
Union Pacific . . . . Taminick 14B
Han Francl4to Mtiilug Mork Ouotutlonn.
SAN KUANCISCO Nov. 17Tho ofllclll closing
quotntlona for mlnliiff Hloclis ted ly vvoro na tot-
Iowa.
AlphaCon ft Hnlo A Norcroaa , 12U
Andca ni JllBtlCO J6
llolchnr Lidy Wash Con 8
Hello lale 5 Moxlcun. 116
Hc t A Ilelcher. . . 110 Mono 12
Uodlu Con . . . Mount Dl.lblo . 10
Ihilllon Ophlr 321)
CJhallLnco Con , . . . 41) Ovcnnaii 14
Chollar 71 POIOBl (15 (
Coiindenco . 110 S ivasro . . 64
Con. Cal A Vn . . . 421a Sierra Novad i. . 80
Con Imperlil a Sllvcrlltll 80n
Con. New York . . 7 Union Con . . . . oo
Crown Point , , B9 UlihCon . . . 0
Gould A Curry Ytllow Jacket. .
Silver b irs. I11J4-SB-JJSC. Mnxlcandolllra ,
Mi ; . Drafts , 8lht , 6c ; talerrnphlc , 7Ko.
Nir V r < Ulnlit ; Jniitlni. * ,
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Tho following are the
cloning mlnhiif quotatiouar .
llulwer..T H Onmrlo , . . . . . . . . . bOO
Choler CO Ophlr 310
Crown Point ftl 'lymotul ' JO
Coil C.iL A Va. . . 411) QutcUBllver loo-
IXtvdvvood 40 do pfd 1500
tloiild A Curry . . . CO SlLrra Nevada. . . . BO
Halo ANorcro&a , . Ill ) Slindard 1BO
llomcstaku. . , . . . .lo5O Union Con 0
Iron Silver 10 Yellow Jacket. . . . 00
Woxleatu. . . . . . . . . . 110
London St'io * QIIOCitlnn
LONDON , Nov. 17 2 p. m. cloaluct
Can. Pacific fl2'/ St. Pmd com
Krle , N , Y. Contr.il. . . 10JH
Krlo VdB 7ft ! { IVims > ) vanlil . C''K
HI. Central , . II1H lleaJlhu. H'l
Mexican ordinary. Mox. C n. new 4B 40H
lUU SILVEH-BIM perouucu.
MONKY-U percent
1 hu rate of discount in tha open mnrket lot
both Abort mid tlirco inonlhh'bills U ti per cent.
The uniount ol bullion vvIIhilrawn from the Iliulc
of Knelund ou balances today w.i JLI.niut.
I oniloii hlnrk Alurkut Quiet.
LONDON , Nov. 17-aiie stock m-vrket loday
uas quiet : American securities opcnej unchanged
In 'A lowrr and closed at these nguien , Canadian
Paclflo as the wtnk feature , open nK nt a de
cline of h nnd closlne at CiH , B net loss of ;
from jeaicrday's cloning : ! Kngllih consols were
unchanged.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Excessive * EocoipUof Oattlo Responsible for
the Softening of Prices.
GOOD BEEF STEERS STILL WANTED
Active Competition nn All I > r lrntilo Unities
IIreps Up tlio Vnlurs HORS Coming
Ahcnil of Srimon , but Still
Sclllni ; Uoll.
SATUHDAY , Nov. 17.
receipts of both cattle nnd hogs
TV c been the rule this week , while supplies
f sheep have been llfcht. .Tho week's re-
elpls compare with last week and the same
celts In 183. ! and ISIS ns fallows :
Cntlle Itogs Sheep
lecclpls this week 2S 240 49.733 3611
lecelpts last week . 14.0SI 30501 9 4 < 6
amc week last Jenr . . 24.542 24 839 2 001
ame Week 1892 . . . . M.SM 21413 l.Ml
The excessive cattle receipts caused n
caher feeling during the fore pirt of the
vcek , and for the first throe dnjs there
vas a steady decline In values. There vvns
good enough demand , nnd anything fat
ough to suit the dressed beef men or good
nough for shippers to take met with a
endy Kale , and prices were llrtnly held us n
tile There vvns so much more of the me-
turn nnd poor stuff. low gride western
angers and short fed natives , that buyers
ad no dllllcully In making their purchases
t lovvci Hgures During the latter halt of
he week conditions Avere somewhat re-
ersed. receipts were lighter , the demand
iCtter and prices Ilrmer all around. Closing
rices for the week nre substantially the
time as n week ago and a good llrm feel-
IB iKJrvades the trade.
Hiirdly enough cnttle arrived today to
fford n fair test of the trade , but the nvld-
ty with which the few ilecent cattle on sale
vere picked up at prices fully a dime higher
ban Krldaj showed that there was plenty
f life and strength In the mnrket. There
vas no outsldp demand , In fact there was
othlng on. sale that would suit shippers ,
ut local dressed beef houses were all wani
ng supplies , and trade was active while It
asted , and the meager offerings had soon
hanged hands.
Only about 15 loads of cows were on the
market , hardly nough to go around All
vanted some and they wore soon worked off
t good strong prices. The slump In values
urlng the early part of the week hns been
ntlrely recovered , and prices for good cows
nd heifers are. If any thing , stronger nt
lie close- than at the opening of the week.
Janrcrs have sold at low , mean prices all
week the supply being rather In excess of
he. demand The mnrket for veal calves
as been active and llrm throughout , but
nrge stock has been selling rather low.
iulls , slaps' , oxen , etc. , have been In liberal
upply , nnd while fat stock has ruled
tomb , rough , thin Mock has been l > Inging
ather unsatisfactory prices
A very good business has been translated
i stockers nnd feeders this week. There
js be ° n a very active demand for good ,
eshy stock and good , smooth , well-
red yearlings , and prices have finned up
Ight along on these grades On the other
and , there hns been a plethora of low
rnde stork cattle , for which the demand
us been of the most Indifferent character
'here has been no noticeable advance on
his class of stock , neither hns there been
ny decline to speak of The movement
v.is sluggish , but the close found the pens
irclty well cleatcd up Oood to choice
eeders are quotable at from $2 70 to &i 30 ,
air to good from $2 3 > to $2 CO , and common
radon from $2 2j down.
KouriBmitutlvn Hiles.
Dunssno
Mo Av Pr. No. Av Pr. No Av. Pr
.10C5fS 75 16. . . . 966 (3 K 3 . 1263 (3 35
MIXI3D.
. 080 3 10
COWS.
1. 80i ) . yt 1 75 .1120 2 00
1C. 500 1 25 2 S5r. 1 75 2 10
C. 921 ! 3 140 1 75 . 810 2 10
1. 1000 1 Si 19 mi 1 75 . 828 2 15
1. 820 1 43 89 747 1 75 1 , 828W3 2 ZO
.1 . 84 ! 1 r.o 5 , 'ice 1 8r 1 11V ) 2 20
2 . ' 101 1 v , 3 mi 1 83 1 .1050 2 20
1 74) 1 55 1 100 1 90 33 .10TO 2 2T
1 . . 770 12 1031 1 90 21 879 2 25
4 . 715 i c ; 3 100) ) 1 93 1 010 2 2' .
1 . . 870 165 1 CM 200 2 . OS" , 2 3"
6 . , . 813 1 6r > 1 1190 2 00 1 1110 2 40
2s , .1100 I G5 1 . 1030 2 00 1. .1210 ! SI
s ! . 827 1 70 9C . tcr 2 00 10. . .Ill ) 2 61
3 . , . 813 1 73 C kco 1 00 1..122) 2 50
1 . . . 810 1 75 B..101C 2 CO 1..10M 2 85
7 . . . 80 $ i ; r 1..1180 2 00 6. . . .1121 290
9. . . . i ; s
IIEIFHRS
1 , . . SSO i oo 20. . . . 796 1 60 L. . . 470 1 00
5 , , . 60S i K L. . . 410 1 1. . . 4CO 2 25
1 , . 650 I 50 3 . . 640 1 75 1. . . . 729 8 50
4 , . 575 1 50 4 , . . . 475 1 90 L. . . 780 2 50
2 , . . 316 1 50 10 . . . 531 2 00 1. . . . CCO 2 85
. . 300 1 50
CALVES.
1. . . . 270 1 25 1. . . 60 2 50 1. . 210 t CO
1 . . . 210 1 K 3 , . : se 3 00 1 , 230 4 50
7 . . . S61 1 40 1. . . 300 3 00 2 . 123 4 50
2 . . . 230 2 00 5 . , 94 3 04 2. . IM 4 75
1 . . . 350 2 00 1. . . 8) 3 CO 12. 137 4 75
1 . . 290 2 10 1. . . 190 4 00 1. . 150 4 75
2. . . 330 2 25 1 . . 14) 4 00 1. . , 150 4 75
I. . . 300 2 30
HULLS.
1 .1700 1 CO . . .1500 1 75 1. . , .1JW 1 7S
1 . 10W 1 60 . 1101 1 7r. 1 , 134) 1 90
2 Io05 1 60 .1600 1 75 1 ir > o 2 r.
1L.
1. . .1170 1 65 010 1 75 L. 1600 2 CO
OXKN
1..HW 2 25 .1521 2 75
STAGS.
1. . . . 970 1 GS .1230 1 75
STOCKEHS AND FEEDER1 * .
2 . . . 770 1 85 17 . 477 2 25 780 2 40
2 . . . 811 2 00 1 110 2 21 K2- 2 40
7. . . . 700 2 CO 8 . 643 2 30 S. , K2CG 2 40
1 . . . 900 2 CO 8 . 612 2 32 4 11)0 ) 2 50
0 . . . 475 2 23 1 . CCO 2 35 4 615 2 Ml
2 . . 413 22' . 3 . 773 2 40 8. 702 2 50
1 . . . 770 2 25 5 , . .622 2 40 3. . . 1133 2 65
1..1030 2 25 7. . . . 697 2 40 2 > . . . . ! IMt 3 15
WESTEUN CATTLE.
COLORADO.
.No Av Pr. No Av Pr
4 bulls 13M it CO 22 coug TS7 $2 05
:9 : cows 793 2 10 23 ulcers . . . .1019 3 40
fl steers 1016 3 40
M T. U > an
20 sleers 1115 3 CO
W L. Smith
1 bull ,1110 1 CO 3 bulls 1351 1 CO
3 cows . . . . . . 856 2 00 2 cows 1125 2 40
1 cow 11JO 240 9 COHS S92 2 40
24 COWS . . . . 921 2 40 1 ox 1460 250
3 sirs. tiff. .913 2 00 11 steers . . . .1023 3 00
1 steer 790 3 00 4 steers . . . 1150 3 W
41 steers . . . . 1109 3 25
25W
W , Cran
1 bull 1140 1 25 1 hull 1150 1 40
3 cows . . . 946 2 40 1 cow 94) 2 40
8 cows . . . . 1WJ 2 40 4 feeders. . . . 942 2 60
Cunn ngham
1 bull 1010 100 Scows 92 ] 260
3 fcedcis : . . 800 2 CO
COOresory.
Oresory.
4 cows 1180 2(5
Hurrying HOG : * to Market.
Although receipts of hogs this week were
about 19 000 heiv Ier than last , and nearly 24 000
leavler than a year HBO , prices on the whole
iiuo averaged up fully as Rood as last week ,
If not better. Supplies have heen heiv Ier than
for three months , Ihe quality better nnd welsh t
Krenter. The average weight so far this nvmth
lias heen about 218 Ibs In AuBUst It was 203 ,
September 196 , and October 210 Ihs. In speaking
of tha quality of the hogs being marketed at
this point a prominent bujer remarked : 'Tho
IIOBB are lots hetler every way lhan Ihey were a
iitonlh ago. and sllll nolhlnR like as good u Ihey
were a year ago. Hecelpls Includu quite a good
many hoes but of these S < ) to 90 per cent are
old brood sows while the arrivals still contain
large proportion of pigs nnd light weights ,
nnd of these 70 tn 80 per cent are barrows , the
young funvs being kept back for bleeding pur
poses nnd to consume vvhal food may be on
hand A large porernlnge of the hoga have
been fed wheat , nnd they show It , thnt Is they
shrink from 1 to 2 per cent more In killing
than corn hcgs Whrnt fed hogs finished on
corn nre till right. There may be plenty of
hogs In the. country now , and receipts would
seem to Indicate as much , but there won't be
iter on If farmers everywhere aru running In
t lelr pigs and brood sons ns they are here at
present , "
Aside from the Increased receipts which dealers
consider only temporary and due In a lirge
degree to the npproich of rough weather , tlure
his heen no chanBeIn the flltuatlon , Prices
have fluctuated n little more than usual , this
Ix-lngvdue to the Increased activity In the spec
ulative market for provlslonB. Local packers
.mve nil Iwcn free buyers here , and Hammond
has taught several thousand nt Hloux City ,
where they have been cheaper. 15antcrn packers
nre gelling plenty of lings at home , nnd very
few of Ihe hogs now coming here crosa the MIs-
> url rlve-r alive.
There was n very fair run today , the ninety-
four loads received Including ten from Hloux
City , hilled direct to Hammond Packers stnrted
In miller bearish on account of tlio weak close
to provls'ons ' 1'rlday nnd the rattier ample sup
plies todj. Hellers held out for firmer figures ,
nnd under the combined Influence of act he com
pelltlon among local packers and rnlher more
favorable news from Chicago , the market
strengthened and prices ruled steady to a shade
higher than I'rlday , with coma of the later sales
showing nil of a f c advance. Good to choice
heavy hogs sold largely H ( from tl (5 to J4C5.
fnlr to KOIM ! mixed and butcher weight grades at
(4 40 to 14 CO , anil | K > r to choice light and light
mixed stuff anywhere from tl to Jl DO , but
largely at M 30 to 1140. Common Until pigs sold
for S ! CS. nnd good 122-lb. stuff brought 14 After
the rnlher sluggish opm'nK ' tha markrt bc-cnme
decidedly active and the close was strong , with
several buyers Hill hunting hogs Hates were
prelly ! ! rpread out today. l > ut were largely at
from M 40 to Jl CO On Friday J4 4) to $1 61
liought Ihe 1'ilk of the offerings , and last Hat *
urday the tradllng uas mostly at J4 40 to 410.
ItrprnnnutullvK Hulei ,
No. Av. 8h. IV No. Av Eh Pr.
. IU . . ,1100 M Mil 160 II K )
4 * . 153 SO 4 10 t'J . , . , . 2CJ 200 4 U
103 . 145 80 4 10 C3 ,115 240 t M
ft . 150 . . 4 IS 72 ! 4S 12 4 M
Z > . 197 40 4 20 M 221 204 4 00
tl . 172 ! 40 425 fii 4 1W 4 M
19 , . . .Z3 > IU . . . . . . . . 40 4 M
bhcnn Srll Strong.
The four don We decks of sheep tlmt arrived
today were nil Inmbi , blllid east for feeding. A
smiUI hunch of common native mUod slock held
over from ji" < ter < 1a > pokl fur J205 There la a
good Inquiry from local klllen for good multoni
and lambs , nnd such are readily wilnblu nt good
strong prices Fnlr to choice nnllus nre < iuotnhl <
at t22jij2tO : fnlr to good wesli rrm J3-0 > JCO ;
common nnd stock sheep SI 2' > ifl,75 : good to
choke 40 to 100-lu. lambs , 12,50 3.75. Ilrpresent-
utlc sales :
No \Vt. Pr.
C'lIICACiO I.lVi : .STOCK.
Cuttle Trudo Win Quint nnd Values With
out dinner.
CHICAGO , Nov 17 The citlle trade wns
quiet nnd values without chnnge There wns n
lltllo Inquiry from Ihe different classes of bus era
enough to .ihsorb the 4 000 bend on side on a
basis of from II 25 to 56 40 for Inferior to extra
nallves , from II75 to 75 for westerns nnd
from Jl 33 to J3 40 fop Texas cnttle. Tills week's
receipts ntnotmt to iihoul 77 400 hend
The receipts of | IH were estimated at 52,000
head , making 271,000 for this v\e < k lleavj hogs
wcro in nctl\c ilemand nnd for thnt sort the mnr
ket rcmnliuil strong Light nnd light mixed
lot1 * were not more than Bteidj. Sales were at
from $4 25 lo 14 50 for common to choice light ,
fnm J4 40 to J4 Tt for medium weights nnd
from 14 60 lo J4 90 for heavy weight * . Only
about 1,000 sheep and lambs arri\eil todnjv There ,
wna ( v quiet nml nominally unchanged market
at from 75c to (3 for Inferloi to choice sheep
nnd at from Jl 50 to $3 81 for lambs This week's
nrrlials foot up ahnit : 94500 hend.
Receipt * : Cnlllo. 4,000 hend ; calves , 400 headf
hogs , 2i\000 hend ! sheip , 1.000 head.
Ihe Evening Journal riporls :
HOO8 IteteiplH , 20.000 hend ; official jesterday.
48,668 head ; shipments > esterda > . 6073 hend ; left *
over from > csti-rdny , about 2(000 hend ; quality
only fair , market active nnd strong under a
good demand , both from shippers nnd pnekors ;
prices to higher on better , prices ranged about
(4 0004 50 far light. (4 1504 75 for rough ana
I iiklng. HI 5 | 475 for mixed , JI45 I50 for
heavy packing and shipping lots and J2.40&4 25
for pigs.
CATTLE-Receipts. 4,000 head ; market quiet
nnd firm nt uncbinged prices.
SHEEP Receipts , 1,000 head , market quiet arid
steady.
II 1C A VV I.JVK STOCK UKCKIITS.
Number HonulvDil lit the Four l.ondluK
Muiltrts isuvrr ] rxrtnil tfl *
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 17. The Dally Drovecs'
Telegram compiles figures showing thnt 787,000
head of cattle , hogH nnd sheep were this week
received nt the four great western llva stock
markets Omnha , Kansas City. Chicago nnd St.
Louis While there have l > oen weeks In which
more than 166.000 cattle were received at Ihe foUr
IK , nts , and while the 440 O'W hogs and 121 000
sheep have been exceeded twice previously , the
combined lecelpts have never been paralleled.
Kan s City Live Stuok XiirUnt
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 17. CATTLE-Recelpts ,
7,100 head , shipments 7,400 head ; maikct steady ,
but slow. Tcxns alters. (2.0003 00 ; bc f steers.
J2 r.Oji'5 CO. nntlv < > cows. J100 3.G5 ; stackers and
feeders 2.20ii > J 65
HOGS Receipts , 10300 head ; shipments. 400
hend , mnrket lp rtv lo firm : hulk of nnl ex. t4 3J
ff4 05 ; heavy , 14 45&470 ; packers , SI 35l.70 ; mlicod ,
M30W460. lights. U.90ltfl40 , pigs , t3JWQ > 40 .
SHEEP Receipts 4 ( XX ) hend ; shipments , 204
hend ; mnrket steady and unchanged.
Hi. Lnul * Llvo Htoclc Mnrkot.
ST. IXMJI8 , Nov 17 CATTLE Receipts , 1.5W
hend , shipments , 1,800 hem ) , mnrket nominal !
sales too light to establish quolnllona.
HOaS-RecelpIs , 2 SOO hind ; shipments , C.200
head , market steady to strong ; good heavy ,
14 600 > 4 C5 , medium to good light mixed. J4 35O
4 45 ; common tight. J4 004 25
SHEEP-ltecelptH. 200 head : shipments. 204
head , market quiet , mixed sheep and Iambs ,
S2.25&2.CO , lambs , 3 25 3 CO
Stonk IIIililit. .
Record of recelpls nt Ihe four principal mar.
kels for Salunlny , November 17 , 1894 :
Callle Hogs Bheep.
Boulh Omaha. , 1,231 7.763 1,251
Chlcagu 4000 20.000 1,001
Kansas City 7,100 10800 4.4M
St. Louis 1,500 2,200 201
Total 13,831 40,263 MM
T1IK Iti/VLTV MARKET ,
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Nov. 17 ,
1894 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
J P Ilymer and wife to C E Prntt. lot 14 ,
1 Hack's mihdlv. a U lot 18 , block 3 ,
Coiner X. A's add t 103
r H Wltllney nnd wife lo L II Kent ,
lots 8 nnd 9 , block 9 , Kountzo Plucc. . , . lO'.WXJ
H 11 Nellson and wife lo J A Cummings , lot
1 nnd o 1,5 lot 2 , Mock 1 , Waterloo 351
Ella Cherry and husbtnd to Union Trust
company , lot 1 , block 3 , Pnddock Placa. . 1,001
O W York nnd wlfrto 1 > Jl Covtlcs , lot 4 ,
block 19 Walnut Hill f.04
C L Dolnn to William lire , lot 5 , block
78 , Omnha 25,001
W A llrown nnd wife tn Kntle Uurktc , lot
14. block 13 , Clifton Hill 2COt
C A Do > l to O W Qulnn , lot IB , Mock 12 ,
Orchard Hill 1,250
Hamo to same , lot 16 , block 12 , n'line , . . , , , . . 1,251
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
N \V Nelson to Mary Nelson , s H lot 10 ,
elldlck'n 2d ndd. lot 1. block 219 > & ( ex
cept 8 27V4 feel ) . Omaha JTM
DEEDS. i
Special master to II * F Thomas. lot t ,
block "K. " Shlnn'x 2d ndd 2,004
Same to U E Jlatrs , B , lot 9 , Mock 71 ,
South Omaha Itl
Total amount of transfers. ! , N .WI
SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION
Can he Attained through our Dally and Weekly
Market Letters and Telegraph Code Manualt , .
sent free upon request.
In handling trades bated an our market letter *
we are earning from 10 to 100 per cent per month.
120 lo 11,000 may bo InvMtesl In this way without
nllentlon of Ihe Investor , Pamphlet fre .
J/lalIKU UU , , HtiicK and Ur.iiu llrokeri.
18 unit 20 Hruailwny , J\e r York.
WM. I.OTTDON.
Commission Merchant
Grain and Provisions.
Private wires to Chicago and New York.
All buulnecH orders placed on ChlcaKO
Hoard of Trade.
Correspondence solicited.
Olllcc , loom 4 , Ki-vv York Ufa Building
jruiilia. Tcle-plionj 1103.