THE O7UAIIA DAILY JEE ; SATUllDAY , NOVJflAIBJSR 30 , 18.05.
COJ1IERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Showed Strength All Day and Closed
at an Advance ,
OLD TIME BEARS WERE ACTIVE
Corn \Vni SI on unit Stun it- but AVn
Ill-Ill Pnlrly Firm ! > ' the
SlrrtiKtli In
Win-til.
CHICAGO , Nov. 20. Wheat showed
fitretiKlli nearly nil day , nnd nt one time
was fully Ic hlRher than It closed Wednes
day. The news wns not Important , but
the sentiment wns decidedly bullish. Cable *
were a slmdo better , and all domestic mar
kets showed Improvement. There wns al. o
n fecllnB that too much welsh ! had been
Riven the report of Armour's contemplated
deliveries , nnd the result wns that many
of those who Bold Wednesday under the
Influence of that rumor were disposed to
buy It Imrk today , but found that there
wns little for sale.
Some of the old time bears wore ncllve
buyers , and the feelliiB was Improved by
rumors that the troubles with Turkey were
Kcltlng more serious nnd there was more
apprchensloil at wnr. I.oiun was an active
buyer of December most of the session ,
while Scbwnrtz-Dupee , llaldwlu & Fnrmim ,
l.lnn and their followers wcro also on the
buying side. Armour's brokers supplied the
demand for n time , hut when they drew
out thn market showoJ nddltlonnl strength.
Humors of IHTRC Kold shipments tomorrow
nnd free selling at the mlvnncf , partly In
the way of taking prollts anil by early buy
ers , caused some weakness later In the day.
May sold early as low as from GOo to GQUc.
up to from W4c ! to ( Wtic , oft to GO'ic ' , then
up to from C0c to Cle split , and at noon
was 00 > ic. December soln nt from DrJ4c to
5rin to G5c , nnd lit noon wns f.fiVic. The
market sold oft some ilui-lnn the last hour
on liberal rcallzlnti and some short selllns.
Jlny Bold to from UOJte to G0c , and Decem
ber to CfiWc. The market held Its strength
to the clo e , and December cloved at 'Ac
nnd May Ric over AVcilncBJay's closliiK
prices. The spread at the close was W-c.
Corn was slow and stt-iidy , but was held
fairly firm by the strength In wheat. Spec
ulation wns slow nnd nut row , with price
changes s'.lKht. May sold at from 2Sfc to
Etc , nnd from 29c to 2 V4c. and wns ZJC at
noon. There was but little dolnp during
the closing hour , nnd prices held fairly
firm. May kept nt 23c nnd from 2Dc to 29'c. (
Oats were slow , but hclil steady , without
material ehaiiKC. May sold early ns low
as from 20'4c to 10e and at from 20Vc , to
2H4c. Trudlni ? was slow during the last
hour , but prices wen- well sustained. May
sold nt 20'Ac ' and nt from -'O c to 20'ic.
Hoi ? products wcro slow nnd nominally
unchntiK'-d ' early. The market pot weaker
during the last hour , and May pork sold
to JD.15 , May lard to J3.CT , Jlay ribs to from
Sl.fio to Jl.fiT'.i.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
fine cars ; corn , CIO cars ; oats , "GO cars ; hosrs ,
2T..OOO head.
The lending fulures rnnged as follows :
Cash quotations were ns follows :
FLOUIl--lull : winter pa enls , (3.1 173.50 ; wln-
tir stralKhts , J2.50SI3.tO : spn , : = ; -aients , J3.13
3.50 ; spilnff stinlKlits , J2.C5j2.99 ; bakers , Jl.SS'tf
2 10
10WIII5AT No. J sprint : , W 'Hfi7c ! ; No. 3 spring ,
63i,7iiCj No. 2 iwl , ' 60Vii6We.
OOJtN-Nn. 2. CTi6 ; No. 2 yellow. 2It ; J27if.
DATS No 2. ISc : No. 2 while , "f. o. b. , 1S&
lS > Jo ; No. 3 while , f. o. b. , IStf'OHc.
11YK No. 2. SCO.
IlAllLI.Y No. 2. nominal.
FLAX Siii : ) No. I , il2HC.
TIMOTHY HI-3I3D rillilP , (3.CO.
PHOVISIONS Mesa pork , per libl. , (7.SOiff7.90.
Lard , per 100 dlia. , (3.40. Shnit rllis sides ( loose ) .
(4 40Q4.60. Shouldc'iH ( hoxeil ) , (1.6001.75. Short
clear sides ( boxed ) . (4.02',4i4.75.
WHISKY DIstllleis' finished goods , per gal. ,
SI 22
J'OULTHY Klrni ; tuikeys , 7if9c ; cblckens , 6i ?
CVtc ; ducks. SUlOc.
The following HCIO the iccelpls nnd shipments
today.
On the I'roJiiaj evenania toiliy the buttar mar
ket wai tlrm : creamery. 10j23c ; dairy 11W
'JOc. Fti'sllrni ; llia'-'le.
XKW YOUIC CliXHKAIi JIAHKET.
ClOMllli ; ( llHlllltlollM ( III ( I'rlllC-lllllI
CiiiiiiuiiillflcN mill SlniilcN.
NKW YOUIC , Nov. 29.-FLOUn-Ilccelpts , 4,79 < )
bbls. ; cxpoits , 18,300 bbU. ; innrlict steady , with
n better demand ; tiuslneHS chocked by smaller
otTerlriKB , advances In wheat helping Hour.
City mill patents , (4.101/4.25 ; winter patents ,
J3.60fj3.70 ; city mill clears. (1.0094.10 ; win
ter strnlKhls , J : ! . 01j3.40 ; Mlnnenjla patentK ,
(3.453.CO ; winter extras , t2.70ff.1.10 ; Mlnnt'Sitn
bakers , (2.75OT.IO , Ityo Hour , sxeaily ; fancy , J2.JO
4J3.00. Ituckwhent IKiiir. dull nt (1.25.
lll'CJCNVIir.AT-milet nt 4lViiS43c.
1I11AN Dllil at (2.00.
HYI3Nominal : No. 2 western. 42c.
HAHLHY--We.ak ; western , S9iH e.
1IAIC.13Y MALT-Dull ; wcstein. 50ffr.Sc.
( CHIN MHAL-Dull ; yellow wesli-N ) , coarse ,
73fiS.1clhanit > -r-lne , (2,15.
AVHI3ATlltcelpts. . 7WOiM bu. : exports , 43.1,400
tin. f-'pot Him ; business checked by hlKher views
nf linltli-r * ; No. 2 red , C7'XiC ' ; No. 1 hard , C7'ie.
OptloriH oi-ni-tl | stronner and actl\e. sellltig lip on
Kuotl coveilnix nnd sleady cables. leaded n little ,
but later rveovered nnd elosetl firm nl 1&ftic net
ndvnneP. D cemb-r , CSIWlG.'i'U' , closed C3c.
CDItN-Uvcclptu , 'M.'M bu. : cxpiits , ill,100 bu.
Upot maiket steady. NJ. 2. SH'sf , Options opened
111 in nnd ruled Kcneinlly Him but quiet , Mippmtol
by wheat , eloslris ttenily ; Xovrmbur cloaed at
35\to ; Di'ceml closed 34 ic.
OATS It'i-elpls , 204,000 bu. : exports , 10 } bu.
Spot market quiet : No. 5 , 2242ie. : . Options In-
m'tlvi ; tbroMRbout Ibo session , clohlni ; dull bin
nt rally ; November closed at 23o ; December , 22itf !
23i\ closed 2o : ! ,
WOOIQulil ; domestic fierce , JCWJJc ; pulled ,
ItStSle
HAY Quiet ; shipping , $7.0097.69 ; { food
clinliv. WSSe.
HOI'S l isy : state , common to choice , 1894
crop , 3tr7ci 1MO crop , " { IlOcj raolllo const , 1S3I
cron. 3'ie ; 181)3 ) ciop , SOlOe.
lllI > is Nomliial : C.illfomla. II In 23 Ibs. , 181 ?
ISHcrinlvesloji , 20 lo : ' , Ibs. , ICc ; lluenoa Ayres ,
ilry. 20 to 24 U.K. , 2lc ; TCXUM , Oiy , 21 to 30 Its. ,
"jjK VTIIMIlSleady ; bcmloelc sole , Ducnos
AvreH. lleht In heavy. 2lo ; acid , JHi t24e.
1'llOVIrtlONS lleef , sleuJy ; family , I11.SO ; beef
hams , 113.0)015.50. Ctrl ments. cnry : plekled
licllifK. i5.r > ' ) { | 5.75 ; plekled nil lUblerH. $5.50(15.75 ;
idckli-il hnma , 1S.301fS.7i. I.tird rliwcd wrnk nt
thi ! low'fKt pi Ice < m rccoiil for iwenly-eliiht
yearn ; ensturn Bteam closed nt J3.70ffl5.73 ; western
Htcam closed nt K-.70 usknl : November , 13.80 ,
nominal ; if lined , iiulet ; continent , { 0.20 ; South
Ameiican. IC.tO , 1'ork , dull , steadyj old mess.
.
nil'-rbni : weslern eieamery , ISffllc ;
ita ; lecclpls , 3W5 pltgn. ; wuHle i dairy ,
.
TALLOW Klrmer ; rlt } ' , 4 3-Ifro ; country ,
HtlOriItecelpls , 0,492 pkRs , : ste > idy ; istato and
ronniiylvnnla. iifl'X * : ; western. 2IH-3c\
CHI'iSI'3-ltecelpt : . 3,6)9 ) pkgs. ; quiet ; largo ,
7UTI9c ; rrnall , 6QIOiu ; iwitt hklrns , ViQvc ;
full ( .kiiiiH. H 3e.
I'irntOLI'U'JI ' Aellvn nnd hlitlier ; United closed
Hi (1.17 bid ; refined , New YoiU. ( S.50j 1'hlladel-
l > hln nnd ILiltlmoie , J8.45.
llpSIX 1'irm ; vtiulncd , coinmoit to cooJ , ( I.U
Triu'KNTiNK-nuii. :7i rsc.
HICi : QuIH ; iluini-vllp , fair to c tin. a'tflCUo
MiTAI-S-lopier : | , Heady ; hrnHeiV price , ( J | ;
exelmnmprlee. . IIO.STiii/H.in. Lead , llrtn : bttdiers'
prlCtf. | XOj OKI lintiK lirle * . ( J.21R3 2,14. Tin ,
steady ; stint ! * , ( l1.22 > 3 < M4.27ii. 1'lulea. n-.aikct
quiet. Spelter , quiet ; dome lir , (1.60if3.5V
COTTON SPlII ) OM tJuIct ana moiior li-si
nominal nt uneb.-uiKixl prlros , dnslne dull :
prime ciuile , ' TIHbutler Krades. 34irilr ;
prlmo lunimor y llow30c / ; off Biimmor ye\l \ w.
JS. *
\Voul MarUct ,
HOSTON. Nov. W. Tlie lloston C < inuuercUI
HulMIn will say louK'irow of thu woo ) maikct.
The wcoli locally hni b en unlntiritl.iir , nnd the
nle ale i-niall. Ohio delaine bus even weakened
to ) c , though ton.e . lioMern mill cllnc to 2U <
Thetc U no Efr.cuil I'li.anjic In quulatlouii. how.
ever , and luwnitl ( he cbi > Uieic wiu a Jlnu
mote cnrouraKt-inint. us th London nurtlonii
opened > -ci > - nearly on a par n-llli the last ulca
Initruil at kbowlng a mailtd dfdlne. .luJe
iJtnrcnfK , pretldrnt of tlie Null jul A oclallon
ofyool Uranrm. dniounren even u duly nf fr
uit AiiK-rlrun metlno an Inudrqiiute. The kjlo "t
the week ure Mtli.OAO | bi , domeillc and C1I.OOO Its
fortlun , iiRalnit 1.173,000 lb , Jain iH and 1,931 , .
009 | T , forek-n la.tffk and J.S'JCO Its. do-
inrstlo and TIS.OM | l > . forelKti for II. ' name wcrk
Uit > ear. Th nte to Jale kbow an lncrca c c-f
U.SIS.IS'J It * , dom < lle and 47.9I9.CO ) | b > . foiflcn
fioio the l j to Hi * tame dle In IESJ. The
recelpli tu < l.it moiv n Crm-ana o ( S:4J tnln
domotlo and 1111 Ineteaia of IJO.JI ! bait. fotclKn.
LONDON. Nov . At > b wo.-l action li
today 1UJ Laic * nere ofteied , ef which liX <
were wltMruwn. A firm tendency ff
Mp cl lly for l it mfnno . Hevr , burry clips
vrfff 1nw , Amfrlran pnrrh s ( i ntwmntfil to
nlraut MO txil's. rnllnnrlnn arc th * sales In rt "
t.ill : New Smith Mnlfs , 1,199 bnlei ; scouml ,
.
Vlitnrm. J,8 > bnle ; scmirrrt , 7'4 < Krs M ; ftrttry.
ffiond. South Austrnlln , 73 IHIPS | ; Rreavy ,
BM. New S > nlnnd , 2 , 7 bales ; ncoureil , 7Hd
ftl ! < t l ; nre.i y , t Wlld. Cape of Good Hop *
and Nntal , 1.254 bale * ; scouml , CUdtils
gtusy , S'AJJ7'.id. _
OMAHA < ; I.MHAI , .MAIIICIVT.
Conillllon > f Triulr nml
< in .Sliiplr unit Knni-y rroilni-f ,
There wns very little poultry In the market
yeMenlny and of some kinds not enouRh to mnko
n market. Quite n few Reese were left over
from the holiday trade , but aside from Hint the
supply of nil kinds of poultry wns atioul clmncil
up. There wns sonic little Inquiry for chickens
nnd the market - s n little tinner , owlni ? to the
small supply. Other kinds of iioultry were In
very poor demand ns uiunt Immediately after a
holiday.
The snow brought In a Rood many rabbits
nnd th' * market Is not quite so strong on tlmt
kind of game.
An nmusuiB tnlstnkc by one of the oliUst com
mission men on the street cnuscd n K"od denl
of fun In th < ! pr.niuce district yesterday. The
i-ommlsslon man In question received n ship
ment of pheasants , a bird that It exceedingly
rare In this market , nnd wauld be worth (1.60
or C , per dozen , but mistook them for KIRS
bens. The commission man called In n nicked
twullry dresser nnd sold the blids nt sage-hen
prices , (1.23 per dm. , then , as In bis custom , sal
tli n nnd wrote his shipper nil nl mt Ihe sale.
InelnsliiK ti draft for the nmount nnd soliciting
future e mtlKnments. The letter uhlch the
shipper wroli * In return was n scalp llfler , nnd
wininil up with this pnrtlnR shot : "Throe or
four dlffcient pnitles told mo that you were
trleky. nnd now I know that they were telling
me the truth. "
KKKS nnd lutter remain about stead- . Quota
tions :
IHU1S Httlctly frfah stock. ISc.
1IUTTI5H I'acklns st.'CK . , tfllOc : fair to Rood
country , 12QI4c ; choice to fancy country , 14u5c ! ;
Katheied creamery , 170 ISc ; separator creamery ,
fnt. 70 to 100 Ibs. . are quoted at
7c : tare ? nnd coarre , 4JJOC.
CHKISSK Domestic brick , tl c : Cdam , per
do ? . , (10 : Club House. 1-lb. Jars , per dox. , (3.SO-
I.lmburKer , fancy , per 11) . . IHic ; Hoiiuefort , M-Ib.
Jars per doz. , J.CO : ! ; Young Americas , lO'.ic ;
Tw'ns. fancy , lie.
1'Ori/rilY Dres < ed-Chlekens , C 77c ; ducks.
{ ( Relurkcjs. ; . choice , ! iJ10c ; ceese , 7J8c.
HAY t'f.lanil. ( C.60 ; midland , ( C ; lowland. C 60 ;
rye straw , Jl.f.o . ; color tnnkr-a the prlco nn hay ;
llKht bntrs tell the best. Only top grades bring
top prices.
I1HOOM COUN New crop , delivered on track
In country , clialo creen sclf-worklnit cnrpet , per
Ib. , 2UC ; choice creen running to hurl , 2'ic :
common. I'.lc.
OASin 1'inlrle chickens , young , per doz. . ( C ;
quail , tl.7o-32 00 , Jack snipe , 75o ; golden plover ,
(1.25 ; Jark rabbits , per doz. , (1.75 ; small
rabbits , (1 ; mallard ducks. (3.60 ; rcdhtads , (3,60 ;
canvasback ducks , ( S.OOii S.OO ; teal , blue wing ,
J1.73ii2.00 ( ; teal , green wing , (1.73 ; mixed ducks.
(1.7JIJ2.00 : Canada gewo. ( B : unill geese , (4.60 ;
bmnts. (3.60 ; deer - < adillcs. l.'viTICc ; iler-r carcasses ,
li mso ; elk paddles , llfll.le ; elk carcasses.
SJIIOc ; antelope saddles , 12M4c ; nntclopa car-
cnsfes , 00 lie.
VKOnTADLES.
A ear of California celery Is exported to arrive
on the matket t > lay and Iwo inoru cars mo
reported on the road. Quotations :
IOTATOKS On track , car lots , choice stock ,
2SST30C ; small lots from sloie , 30U.)3c. )
ONIONS I'er bu. . J3ffSOe ; Imported Spanish
onions.er crate , COfiG5c ; home grown Spanish ,
per bbl. . (1.60 ; 3 to 6-bbl. lols. ( I 35.
UKAN Hantl-pleked navy , per bu. , J1.fi57fl.75.
mvEUT POTATO KS Choice stock , $2.23 per
bbl.
bbl.CAUI1AOK
CAUI1AOK On eiders , crated , per 100 Ibs. ,
(1.00 t.25.
CK1.KUY I-'nnry larce Colorado , CnflCOc ; choice
stock , large No. 1 , 40f45c ; largo No. 2 , 35c ; small ,
25 < fZiOr : .
LIMA HKANS-Per Ib. . 6c.
WATEU CHRSS Per IC-nt. case , Sl.COffl.7S.
FUUITiJ.
The Tlinnksglvlni ; trade In the line of fruits
was about the dullest ever experienced by the
trade. There did not seem to bo liny demand
either from the country or city. At the same
time commission merchants did not have very
much to sell cx'cept apples and Malaga grapes
In the way of fresh fruit.
K. H. Skelley of Illverslde , Cal. , sends the fol
lowing ( o Itia.-irh & Co. ; The scare tv of rintigis ,
resulilng from the shoilnue In Die Ktorlda crop ,
Is causing a demand for Ihe California fruit for
unusually early shipment , and some pakers are
preparing to begin shipping nt once , nolwlth-
stnndlnR the fact that Itlverslde navel oranges
( the eatllest variety we have ) will Jiot bo any
thing like ripe before February 1. They arc col
oring up sinu-wbat sooner lhan usual , so thai
by December 15 n few carloads may be found
which are fairly yellow , hut tiugh , woody , nnd
but for the acid , tasteless. The same icmarkH
will apply to seedlings. The navel orange crop
nt Itlverslda Is large this senson , which should
have thu effecl ot causing Ibo frull to run Mnallcr
In size than last season. The California orange
crop Is generally believed to be one-fouith larger
than that of last year , or abcut 3.000 , OW boxes In
all. Tho- critical time here , as regards frost. Is
between December 20 and January 10. If the
orange Wop escapt-s Injury from freezing up 'to
January 13. It Is safe to say 11 will e'scapo ulto-
gcthi-r. Quutnllons :
( JALiroilNIA QITJNCRS None.
OIIKUO.V I'EAUS 1'er case. (2.23.
CIlANHEHllIKS Jersey , (8.60 ; Cnpe Cod , J9.
7HALAGA OKAPKS-l'er 60-lb. bbl. , ( C ; per CS
lo 70 Ibs. gross. (7.
KASTHUN C1UAPKS No shipping slock.
APPLHS JonnllmnB. (3.25CT3.50 ; choice ship
ping slock. Hen Dax'ls , Genlton , Wlncsap , etc. ,
bbls. , (2.23'52.50 ' ; cooking apples , (2.23(82.50 ( ; Cali
fornia apples , per box , (1.50.
TKOPICAL L'HUITS.
GUANOES .Mexicans , per box , ( J.OOS4.50 ; Ja-
malcas , practically none.
LICMONS California , per box , (1.604.7u > ; Mes-
slnas. size 3i , (4.60 ; size 300 , 55.0) .
II ANANAS Choice large slock , pej bunch , (2.00
22.25 : medium sized hunches. (1.75.
DHESSKD SIEATS.
IIEEF Light western steers. 400 to GOO Ibs. . 4V- ,
flic ; good cows und helfura , 4if5c ; medium
cows and holfera , 4U@4 c ; good foiequartt-rs cuWd
nnd hclfriv , 3V4S'4c ' ; good hlndquailers cows and
helfcri , G45J7i. ! ; fair hindquarters cows and
heifers , c ; cuw rounds , 6c ; cow chucks ,
3H3Vic ; steer chucks. 3HZT4S : beer tenderlulna ,
fresh , ICc ; beef rolls , boneless , SVjr ; sirloin butts ,
boncle a , S c ; loin backs , bancle&s , Sl c ; loin
b.icks , Ci4c ; cow ribs , N6. 3. C',4c ; cow loins , No.
3 , 7 'C ; t-teer ribs , 7i c ; steer loins , 9c ,
MUTTON Dressed mutton , 5 ? c ; rucks , Sfcc ! ,
legs , 7c : baddies , 7ci .Mows , 2VjC.
rOHK Pork loins , C'/te ' ; spire rlbp. 6c ; park
sliDiil.li'rs. 6c : pork tbouldeis , skinned , I. lie ;
tenderloins , 13e ; pigs' feet , cleaned , per floz. , S5c.
U M.AI.L.UW.
. . . .
1IIDBS No 1 , green ludm , 4iac ; No. 2
hldeu , 3iio ! ; No. 1 green salted hides , 5'X.c ; No. 2
KU-i-ii salted hides , 4'ic ; No. 2 green sailed hides.
25 lo 40 Ibs. , 4'-e. ; No. 2 green falltd hides. 23 lo
salted hides , Oc : part cu.ied hides , ! : c per Ib.
than fully cured.
. PELTS Green Baited , each 238COC ;
creen called shearlings ( short.vooioj carl skins ) ,
each ICc ; dry tlieulllnss ( short waoli early
fklns ) . No. , 1 , -each , , , , lOc ; - , dry BhearllnE > ( short
wooled c.irly skins ) . No. I. eucn. 6c ;
dry flint ICunsan nnd Nebraiua butcher wool
uelH , per Ib. . actual weight , COCc ; dry Him
Kansas and Nebraska Murrain wool pells , ptr
Ib. . actual weliilit , 4JTic ; dry Hint Colorado
butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , nclual weight , 45(6Hc ,
dry Hint Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. ,
actual weight , 4ii5c ; dry pleeca and bucks , actual
JUSCELIJINEOUB.
OVSTinS--lf [ > lluini . ISc ; bonestioei , tOc ; extra
slanilirds , 23e ; xiia selects , 23o ; llrsnch & Co.
fleets. S7c : New Yotk counlt , : oc ; stunuard bulk ,
u r cal. , 11.10 ,
ClUiil-l'ui * Juice , per half Ib ] . , | 2.tM ; per
it ; . , n.eo ,
SAJKIl KHAUT-IVr bbl. . I3.J3. l.Rlf bbl. . U.
MAI'I.B HVniJP nve. nl. cans , c.iell. t2.7Ji
i' ' r o i. , US ; U-fi l. cans , i6.29j ( juart cans ,
l-'IUB-NtTr iiop , CnllfornU , 13-11) . bones , | itr
Ib. , lie ; common California flfs , 60-lb. boxes ,
6oj Imported fancy , JO-lb. boxes , ISc ; choice , 10-
Ib. ixr . 12c.
PATHS Persian. CO-lb. boxes , per Ib. , EUc ;
fards. 10-lb. t > exes , per Ib. , sc.
MAPLK PfOAn Choice , per Ib. , ! > fHOc.
rnRsrnvrai AMorti-a. so-ib. rails , each ti.40.
roroANt'TS rer in" . J5.
Nt'TS Almonds , California , per Ib. , m dlum
size , lOc ; Tarrnponn almond" , per 1b. , Lirce , 13c ;
llruxll' . per In. , fc ; T7nRll ! > h walnut * , per Ib. ,
fancy * oft shell , ISHUUc ; stnnJsnls , UUlUljC ;
tlltwrt' . per Ib. , lOc ; pecans , polished medium.
lOc ; IfirRe , IJcj peanuts , raw , B'ic ; rousted , 7M
7Hc ; chestnuts , ISr ; hlckor- nuts , small , per bu. ,
tl.75 ; black walnuts , per Imrrel , J2.00 ; cocoa *
nuts , Cc ; cocoanuts. per 100 , (4.50.
Liverpool Mnrki-li.
LIVnni'OOL , Nov. . WIIKAT Spot , steady ;
oVmntid modctnle ; No. S Til winter. 52d ; No. 2
nil spring , stocks cxhnmted ; No. 1 hard. Mani
toba. 5s Id : No. 1 Cnllf.rnla. 5s 3d. Tulures
opened firm nl unchanRetl prices , but later
srenRthened nnd closed firm , with November itd
higher nml other months ' , i1 hlRher ; business
about equally distributed ; November , ts JVirf ;
December. f,9 ! ' d ; January. Cs 3d ; IVbruary.
5s 3' ' d ; March , 5s 4',4d ; April. 5s 4M.
COUN Spot , stendy : Atn-rlrnn mixed , 3s 4'ld.
Futures opened sic-mly nt unchanged prtiTJi ; closeil
vltaily with near and distant positions unchanKM
to 'id lower ; , business heaviest on middle !
tlons ; November. 3s SV1 ; December. 3s 3 1 ;
January , Ss 2'id ; Kebiuary , 5s 2V41 ; Mnrch. 3s
2'4d ; April , 3s 2Jd.
KlXll'lt Steady ; demnnd moderate ; St. Louis
Tnncy winter. 7s.
PHOVISIONS Ilacnn. quiet : detnnnd moderate ;
Cumlierhiml rut. 2S to So Ihs. , 31s ; short ribs , 28
llrt. , J2n ; lonir clear , light. 3S to 45 lhs. . 28s Cd ;
lanjr clear , heavy , 65 Ibs. . 27s W ; short clear
b.icks , light , IS Ibs. , 2Ss ; short clear middles ,
heavy , K Ibs. , 27s ; clear bellies , 14 to K Ihs. ,
31s. Shoulders , square , 12 to 18 Ibs. , 33s. Hams ,
Rhort cut , 14 to 1C Ibs. , 41s. Tallow , tine North
American , nominal. Ileef , extra India mess.
r."sil ; prime mess , C7s fi < l. Pork prime mess ,
line western , Ms 9d ; western medium , 4f.s 3d.
Lard , dull ; prlmo weslern , 27 9d ; rrllned , In
palls. 2 ! > s fid.
( MIIJI2S413 Quiet but sternly : demand moderate ;
finest American , white. 4I < ; finest American , col
ored , 45 .
llfTTKll-l-'Inmt UnlleJ Slates , Ks ; BMd. COS.
Tt'liriNTINK-Splrlls : , 20 3d.
11OS4IN Common. 4s 7'4d.
COTTONHii-i : : ) 011-Lherpool rcflned , 17 3,1.
1.INHHHI ) Ollr-20s Cd.
PKTIIOLKI'M Itellned. f , < \ .
HMKItlOKUATOIl linni' ' Korequnrlcrs , 5'4d :
lilndnunrterti. fiTd. ( ,
JILI2ACUINO I'OWDHIl Hanlwood , f. o. b. .
Llvertniol , I" .
HOI'S At Loncl.in (1'ncinc coast ) , 2 10s.
HI SCRIPTS When ! , three dnys , 83.001 centals ,
Includlm ; f.S.tioO centiil.s American ; American corn ,
105.BO ) centals.
Weathir warm and ehowery.
St. Loiiln Gi-iicrnl Mnrkcl.
ST. LOt'lH , Nov. 20. KLOril Dull nnd easier ,
owing to the decline In wheat ; patents , J3.10ij3.20 ;
uxtra fane ) , J2.00ij3.00 ; fancy , > 2.CJ5f2.70.
\VHKAT-A slronRer feellm ; developed nt the
opening on hlfiher cnbles nnd Ihe bulls bad It
their own wny all day , the market rloslni ; at
nn advance of } jMlSc over tbi > final llcures of
Wednesday ; No. 2 nil , cash , C3c ; December , 56ff
DOJc ; Mny. ClBCl ( ic.
COUN Strong nnd hlRher , dim to the ndvn.-ice
In wheat , under unfavorable wealher , pmall rc-
eelplH and political news from ICurope , the clntse.
belnif ' .WHO al > eve Wedmsday's closing : No. 2
mixed , cnih. 24 > Jc ; December , 24Hc ; January ,
21Vte : Mny , 2llc.
OATS Firm and nctlve for futures , ftpot Krniles
quiet , steady ; No. 2 , cash , 177lc ; December , ISc ;
May , 20V4Q.
JIY13 Dull ; none offered on cull , where 33o was
bid.
1IIIAN OfTerliiRS mnu'i ; demnnd light , though
one bid of 4Rc made for east Hack.
KLAX SHKIV-I-'irm. 87140.
TIMOTHY Hl-ii ) S3.00$73.CO.
HAY Ac-live ; Btronu nnJ hlRher : prairie , jr.r.0iff
10.00.
llt'TTnil Quiet ; fnncy Inblc j-radeB. lilRher ;
ceparutor creamery , 21i"22e ; fancy Klgln , 23c ;
KOOS Klrin. 1SV5C
WHISKY J1.22.
LIIAD HtronR1 and In demand ; twenty cars
chemical sold nt J3.03 nnd t.1 bIJ for otlivr descilp-
tlons. Speller. * higher , wllh better demand : two
cam s.ild nt J3.17U. und 150 tons nt $3.22' : . .
I'HOVISIQNS 1'ork , r.tandard mep.s. " JobblriB ,
J8.2r fi8.27V4. Lard , prime steam. t < > .20 : cho'ce.
J5.50. lliicon. boxed shoulders , J'l.fiO : IPIIRS , J3.12'i.i '
ribJ3J3 ; BhnilK , J3.37UDry salt meats , bo\e"d
shouldeis , J4.S7'i ; IOIIRH , T4.73 ; ribs , J4.S7" . ; shorts.
J3.12'i.
HIK'KIl'TS I'lour. 3,000 bbls.j wheat. 31,00) bu. ;
corn. 44.COIm. ) . ; oats , G 1,000 bu.
SHII'MHNTS Klour , 3.01)0 ) bblH. ; wheat , 7,00) )
bu. ; corn , 13,000 bu. ; nuls , 2,000 bu.
coir < - .iiin-u i.
NKW YOIIIC , Nov. 20. COPFMn-Options
opened b.irely steady nt 10fj2i ) points de
cline , ruled falily uetlvc nnd wtal ; under local
pressure , followlne weak Brazil m-ws and lower
spot coffee market , rallying partially , but closlnii
at the lowest point ; closed barely sleady nt a net
decllno of 10T/20 points ; sales. 21,750 bans. Spot
coffee , Hlo , dull ; Vic lower ; No. 7. J17.73 ; mild ,
dull nnd easier : Cordova , J18.00S1S.30 ; sales , 3 * )
biiKs Hlo. No. 7 , nt $13.75. nnd 100 bac * spot jit
414.75 : 000 bans Mnnicnlbo , p. t. ; warehouse de
liveries from New York yesterday. 11,803 II.IBS ;
Now York stock today. 258.BSD baR * : United
Slates Hock , 35QC ! > 7 bai.M ; nlloat for the I'nli'ed
Slate ? , 189,000 baRs ; totnl visible for the United
Stales , 41V.C97 lags , airalnsl 431,831 bags last
year.
SANTOS , Nov. 2.1. Quiet : KDod nvernirc Santos ,
15 ; reci-lplH. IS.OflO boss ; stoe | ; 414.1W ) baBH.
IIAMItl'HO. Nov. 20.-Qulet nnd unchanged ;
Hales. 11.000 IHIRS.
HAVHU. Nov. 20. Opened steady , unchanged
to ' .if decline ; nt noon , Hf decllno ; nt 3 p. in. ,
steady , Hf net decline ; closed quiet nt V > GHif
net decline ; sales. 51,000 bntts.
11IO DH .IAN121HO. Nov. 23. Dull ; No. 7 Hlo.
J13.95 ; exehnmje , 97-10d : cleared for thn United
SlaleH , l.O-JO bags ; for Htirope. 3,000 bags ; slock ,
206.000 bass ; recelpls , 13,00i ) bags.
Sim I'rinic-lsco jMlnliiK QliotlllloiiM.
SAN KUANC1SCO. Nov.- " . ) . The omclal clonlni ;
anolnllons for niltiln ? Block 4 tu J iy wera at fol-
lowa :
Alia 17 .TllHtlCO (1
AInlmCuii 1 KentnekvCon n
AiuleH 'JO Ladv WilHti. Con. . I
Ilolchcr 1M4 Mexican 4(1 (
llOHtJfc Helcher. . . . fiS Mono 10
IlloduCon un Mount Diablo 1.1
Itniliou il Occidental Con. . . . 7(1 (
Caledonia 7 Ophlr. Kir
Ohallcuve Con 2a Overman 11
Chollar -Mi I'otosl 01
Coullilenei : 7. , Snvniro 4:1 :
Con. ( Jill .V Va 223 Scorpion < a
Con. Imix-rlal U Sierra NavitiU 04
Crown Point ' 'f Sliver Knur at )
I'XclK-qui-r 7 Union Con oil
Rould .V CumHI ) IJIahL'on n
Hnle.v Koioroas. . lor , Yellow Jacket. . . 21
Julia it
Silver bars. (17Wc. Mexicin dolbir , OUjK.'i.'ic.
b , HtitniJ ! c : loleiraiinlo. 02.
Cotton
NiW OHLUANS , Nov. 29. COTTON-Qulet ;
middling. 8 5-IGc ; low middling , li 1-ICc ; good or-
dlnnry , 7ie ; net iccelpls , 10.076 bales : Rros ,
11.331 bales ; expuitH to France , 1,069 bales ; nale ,
3,000 bales ; Block , 372,37 $ b.ilej.
NGW YOHK , Nov. 29. COTTON Hull ; mid
dling , Siic ; nut reeelpla , 800 bait-it ; gross , 7.CM
bales ; exporls lo Great llrllnln , 4 , ! > C'.i balen ; to
thn continent. 3,517 bales ; forwarded , 3,518 bales ;
sales , 1,075 bales ; spinners , 175 b.ilcs ; Muck , 182.50' ' )
hnloti. Futures closed meiidy : K.iles , 1S7.50) bales ;
January. J8.39 ; I-'cbruury. 8.44 ; March. J8.43 ;
April , (8.53 ; May. 18.57 : June , S8.CQ ; July ,
J8.C1 ; AiiKUBt , 18.62 ; Oelober , JS.13 ; November ,
nominal ; December , { 8.1(5.
ST. LOl'IS , Nov. 29. COTTON Klrm ; mid
dling , 8 fJ-ICo ; fates. 200 bales ; rcrelplx , 5,257
balee ; shipments , 5,237 balca ; Hock , 50,735 bales.
\ < w York MlnliiK lnolntloiiN.
NEW YOHK. Nov. „ ' ! ) . Tlu following arJ tha
cloalu ? mtiilriff quotations !
liulwer it Onhlr 100
Con. Cal. A. Va 210 Plymouth 25
Di-adwood 70 QiilcitHllvur ' 'HO
Gould X Curry 'J.1 ! OnlckBllvor iifd. . . . 1050
llahiiV Noreroas. . 11)1) ) hlerra NiivauiiJO
Honiebtaku 20(10 ( Mandard Ifil )
Iron Silver ' . ' ( ) Union Con CO
Mexican 40 Yellow JaeKet ' . ' 4
Ontario BOO
asked ,
I't-orlu .lliirlictN.
PEOniA , Nov. 23. CORN-Miuket Blendy : new
No. 2. 27ic ! ; new No , 3 , 27c.
OATS-Market steady ; No , 2 white , 19'lc ; No.
3 white , 17ltftl7iic.
HYK Maikel dull , nominal.
WHISKY Market steady ; finished goods on the
basin nf JI.22 far high wines *
UUCnilTS Corn. C5.250 bu. ; oats , 47,000 bu.j
rye. 600 bu. ; wheat , 3,1.0) liu.
HlIII'MiNTrt : Com , 22.500 bu.j oats , C5.000 bu.j
rye , 4,200 bu , ; whisky , 784 gals. ; wheat , C.COO bu.
l IMOIOM.
BOSTON. Nov. 20-CIearliigs , (10,802,5:1 ; bal
ances , C,023tJ4S ! ,
HALTIMOllH. Nov. 29. Clearliib'H , (2.245.09S ,
balances , (2SO.W ,
NK\V YOUIC , Nov. 29. Clearings , (111,248,817 , ;
balances , (5.2W.SOI.
PHILADKLPHIA , Nov , M.-Clcarlngs , (1J.C03 , .
637 ; baluncea. (1,010,940 ,
8T. LOUIS. Nov. 29. Clearings , (3.0:7.007 ; bal.
nncea. (498,2aiJ. Money , 5B7 per cent. New York
exchange. 2Sc premluni bid.
CIIICACJO , Nov. 29-Clearlngs , ( I9OS1. ( ) .
' Mcney , etcady at CliC'.i per ( t-nt on call ; 6Cli (
'l > * r cent for commercial paper. TSVw York exchange -
change , 7Jo premium. SterlliiK , potiu.1 rates , JI.W
on demand und (4.69 for elxty days.
WASIIINtlTON , Nov. 29. Today's statement
of the condition of the treasury bhow * ; Available -
able cabh balance , (179,015.129 ; gold rreerve. (81-
CSJ.fSS. The treasury today lo t (1,230,000 tn gold
for export , which leaves the true amount ot tlie
gold rberve (79.330.355.
KiirelK" Fliiiuii'lnl A IT u Irs ,
DEIH-IN. Nov. V ) . Kxchange on London , eight
days' klL-lit. 20 marks 461j pig ,
PAItia , Nov. , Three | r cent rentes , IMf
tl''fo ' for the account , Exchange on London , (3f
IJlJu for checks.
LONDON. Nov. 19. 7ho smount of bullion
withdrawn from tlio Hank cf England on balanop
Icduy wuc 119,000. Gold Is auotfd ut lluenos
Ayu-s today ut 2U ; Madrid , 17.C ! ; Lisbon , 0 ;
St. JVtenbure , CO ; Athens , TI ; Home , 107.12 ! * ;
Vienna , 103.
Bwl TAT
Crops Being Held Baei in Hopes of Higher
nPnccs.
IRON MARKET S DECIDEDLY WEAKER
Snip * nf Wont , I.nrurly Spi-onlntlvr ,
ArtLnrKcr "Vlinn lit Cor-
rpxpomllnir M n-U * of I'rc-
' *
% IOII'M vi-nr.H.
XE\V YOKK. Nov. IO.-U. Q. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Kevlew of Trade , which Issues to
morrow , will snyi IJtislncss lias not Im
proved , though there Is very little change
except In the slirlnknRe of price ? , which n
period of Inaction nnturally causes. After
the extraordinary buying of tlie summer
nnd early fall a marked decrease was In
evitable. nnd It Is yet too early In most
brandies of business to JudRe how far the
future wns anticipated In purchases , llctalt
stocks are still reported rti'.l In nearly all
brunches- , with delayed distribution In mnny.
on iiccoiint of unfavorable weather. The
movement of crops Js only fair , both cotton
and wheat belns largely kept back In th
hope of higher prices , and there Is n prev
alent feeling that foreign Imports -will fa'.l
erf. The woolen business makes scarcely
tiny gain , although clay worsteds arc
largely sold nt the advanced prices recently
mmle , nml some dress Bonds and overcoat
ings nt prices partly higher nnd partly
IOW'IT , The wales ot wool , which to n large
extent , tepresent speculation nnd supplies
for the future rather than present con
sumption , have been nt the three chief
markets during the past four weeks
L'UK.IOTi pounds , ngnlnst lfi.129,100 lust
year , and 24.S7I.S21 In 1MU , und 21.137.0'W ' In Ihe
Fame week of 1832.
The Iron market Is decidedly weaker asnln. nnd
while lli-jfemer plK bus dirtlnnl tn (12.85 at 1'lttn
buiB and ereforse to (12 ( 2:1 , nnd plates to (1'J
at Philadelphia , m that t.ie nveraRC of ciuotn-
llons Is about ! i per cent lower than last week.
the market * are really intirh weaker than the
quotations , ns culicolon ntc generally ulven bj
manufac urets In order to nccuie business. . \
shaip decline Is noted In barbed wire , attributed
to the failure to complete nn cxpecled conibltui.
tlon. The bar linn unoclatlon urn ! the two null
nssoclnllons refuse to reduce prices of their
products. nllhoilKh the demand 1ms been surprls-
IriRly reduced alnce the Renerul adx'nnce two or
three montlia ago , nnJ there were rumors In Ihe
innlket that una cf the great combines bad Kone
to pieces because of untie ! Helling by nu-mbers.
The coke combination holds prices firmly , but It
lias been obliged to retiucu lln output to live days
In the week , no that a decline of 10,350 tons fir
the week Is recorded.
OITerlnRs of "copper are less urgent at 11 eentp
for lake , but tin IK weaker nt (14.23 , because of
heavy biipplles , while lend la n shade stronger nt
(3.37.
The western receipts of wheat continue larger
than last > ear. Vor the wefk , 4.r > 05,2)l bushels ,
ngnlnst .1.603. 4HI huphcls n > ear ago , and for four
weeks of November , 2-J.Snj.321 bus'icls , against
l.'i.SSO.OTS busbelH lart year. AH before. Allantle
exporls ale relatively rmall , nnd for fcurvr < * kr
have been only S.2 > ' > 7,10C bushels. Hour Includi-d.
ngalnst 0,742. 43" bushels laft year. It Is evident
Hint with such movemcnis higher pi lees con
baldly be expected , nor can the exchange situ
ation be favorably nffected.
During the past Week failures have been 271'
In tin ; t'nlted Slates , against 2 < 0 last > ear and
47 In Canada , against CO lust year.
WISIiMC'S CI.KAHItfr. IKMISI. : TOTALS.
iit" of Itiinliit-NS TrniiMiu-leil liy
tic AH
NIJW YOIIK , Nov. ' 29. The folIowIriB table ,
compiled by UrndElreel'M ; ' shown the total cleui-
imccK nt the principal elites nnd the percentage of
Increase or decrease , ns compared wllh the cor
responding wcelc la t.jwr :
CITIES. Clearings. Inc. Dec.
New York . ( 470,046.802 S. '
ChlcitRO : . . C.H58.320 " O.I
Itiston .Y.I "sis
Philadelphia : . . . 00,370 , 14.4
St. LouU ' , . . 18.551,053 1.0
13.9
Ilaltlmore . ' . . . . . . > . . 4.S
PIltbubrK 13.371.W7 On u. n
Clnelrinatl , . , . " 10.701 , 730 u.s.s
Kansas , City ' - . . . 10nr > ! ) , S13 51.2
New Orleans . " * , ' , ' , 10,149,335 2.S
ItuffalA r..pi 3,801.012 , 9.D :
v ' ' ' 10. : ;
iciroit . . . . . . . . , " . ! , , . { ' ! . 8.1
Louisville . . . . . . . . . . .I. : . ' } : ' 11.4
MlnneaiMlls J. . . 7 , ! ' 04. 1,7 13. Si
OMAHA 2.D50 C93 11.5 :
Providence J. . . 5,133,200
Clevt'laud 5,704,243
llouslrn ; . .
St. I'a ul 5.120.090
Denver i 2.340,176 1S.1I
Indianapolis 24.4 !
ttduinhus , O 3.233.2SO 11.2
Ilnrtfoid 1,807.243 51.2
HlchmoiKl 2.0S7.S32 20.2
1,4,10,376 2.1
Davenport 1.017,610
Dallas 2.9S4.U31
St. Joseph 1,194,090 ic.s
1'eorla 1,775.917
Mtrniphl- i.151,195 II.f
Portland , Ore 96.1.SM ( 14.8
Hochei'ter 1,272.463 i.c
New Haven 1.210.0110 18.0
Savannah . , 3,012.618 , J.Ol
Springfield , Mass , . . . ; . . . J,2 < 4.7Gi 11.21
Worcester 1.203,308 24.4
Portland , Me 1.02S.6S3 2.0
Atlaifn 1,214,704 6.1
Kort Wortti . ; . . , 1.137,2S3 |
Waco . - . . . 2.037.9SS
Syiacuse SC7,43i ! 27.5
DfH Molne . . , , J59 13.4 !
!
Hi a ml ItHplds . . ' .
Seattle 45c52ii ! : 10
Salt Lake 1.C26.537J 2.0
511,785 4.5
Wilmington , Del tea. 471 ' '
Ncifnllc ' 14.9 . . . . . .
Klouic City 'f,22c33 ! !
Los Ant !
Taconia
Lincoln
New l !
Wichita
lllrmlng
Topeka
Lexlngl
Itliighni
Dayton ,
Hay C
Knll II
Akron ,
Spring
Clinton
Sioux
Nashville
Oalveslon
Helena
Kcranlon
Knlnmazo
I lock ford
Toledo
AiiBuala
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Montreal . , 12S70.941 C.0 | .
Toronto 12.ill.
Halifax . . . 1,871.705 18.l | .
Hamilton 731.764
Winnipeg . , 1,917.3.9 2 LSJ !
_ 23,37i.493J 10.4 | .
Not Included In totil.
IIKTTKIl SI'KCUII.ATIVn
! > > ' Dt-i-Hlipf'lii ICxtliiiiijiianil
llelli-r I-'cirliuir Aliroinl.
NKW YOHK , NoJ , br-rollowlns U Brnd-
utrcet'B weekly revluyjjlf the New York stock
market ; Three catslir Vonlrlbuted to u. belter
tpeculatlve feellntr thls'W-ek ' , wltli n partial re
covery In Block prlu'i Tiiey were , giving them
nroordlng to the InllUrnee they exerted , the In
creased short Interest . | le ) decided decline In ex.
change and compa'raUVrTy ' small gold exports ,
nnd the recoveiy inlWTnrelgn maiket. The two
latter flrcuiimliince. iHMii ) tu have affecled the
Imagination of the liiolirs who bad been selllnK
Blocks for short nidiiit ilurlnt' thu premium
fortnight , and In tV 'imrrow ' u speculation , In *
trrrupli'd ns U wiia by the Thanksgiving holi
day , tha lendency fPm-Monday ? \Vedneeday
aeeniM to be strongly. l < uvurd coveilng euch con
tracts. The kum 9)ltt3g iscemed to prevail on
Krlilay , though the market wucry Inuellve , and
for that reason Incl i-k to cug of Us own weight ,
without bearUli reslbtonrc , Conildcrable telling
presEiiro nan noU-d In sume of the InJiiBltlals ,
particularly ftUKar .T/ihACCu and United Leather
preferred , but Ihlg-n'Mfi'J ' to be partly for ( be
purpose of fncllluAJiltf Abe purchase of other
stocks. ' i
On Friday tie market was tllghtly dIMurhcd
by a new leca ! attuclc en another leadlnu In.
duitilol Chicago ( lu the proccedlngii thU llmo
taking the form ofn altempt to enjoin the
Central Truit company from acting as the de-
ponltory of the prenrnt certlllcales under tlio pro.
posed plan of reorganization. On th whole the
railway share list ha been linn and at Mine *
strong. At Ihe tiiine lime Ihe market was a
very narrow , jnofej-jlonal affair. The public
keeps out , and the better feeling abroad , while
uffcctlni ; Americana In London sympathetically ,
docs not pioduce foreign purclmeeu except Id
cover eborte.
The iiroxlinlty of the ufi lon ofcongrex and
the fact that the currency and llnancen will be
nccexarlly the chief > ubjectn before It , create
uncertainty and tend to restrict speculative
activity. There U a further dl po ltlon to await
the preddenl'n annual menace and to note | li
effect on congreia.
The reduction nt the treasury gold reserve to
well nigh ( MOuOQOO hai been partially ( iffaal br
the decline In excliaptt iutr und the fact that
the sold exports for the week have amounted to
only (2,900,000 In place of a sum equal to the
fthlumenU of last week , as was at first expected.
The result appears to. be due In part to the Im
provement In both the political and financial nil-
uatlon aboiad , which checks lu tendency there
In rail In debt balances fp tn fits nMc of the
ormn.
AmoiiK th IncMentK of the week wa the p
pearanee of ome nctlvlty In mlnlnu * h re .
pumlier of long dormant stocks of th t kind
belnc nguln the objects of n certain atmnml of
trmllni ; . ltnllnni.1 enrnlnRs have generally been
favorable , nnd apart from the belief that hurlneti
conditions , as nttVcllnir nomf of the Industrial
companies , ntc not what i-ontd be de lrcnl , the
news of the week bus been on the whole fairly
Rood.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
\ \ isTin.lonunit.s txuxivin.i , .
Incri-iiMi-il -tl\lt > lli-iirti-il | 1i > - Thorn
In Ni-vprnl lilnoM ,
NI\V YOnK , Nov. 29. Ilradstreet's tomorrow
will say : The volume of general trade shnvs n
falling off , compared with the iirrrmllne week ,
largely mvInK to the Intervention of the Thanks-
glvlmr In UJay. but In p.irt to the cmillnued ef
fect of mild \\eather east nnd soulli , storms In
the central west nsid the tnunl disinclination of
buyers to add stx-ks during the closing month *
of the yoar. AVestern Jibhfrs report nctl > lty
notlceablo In clothlnK , woolen goiKls. rubbin. .
shoes and holiday specialties , with snmn In-
eiensed demand for coiil nnd light bnnl\\an- .
( leneral trade remains iinehnnKeil nt the snnih ,
wlili mrrrantllo ridlectlccis In s.nno Inslanrrs Im *
pr.ivlnp. The lindency of coinn Is to move
slonly , and the movement of nipfehandliie Is
smaller than In October.
On the I'aclllo const n smaller volume of bus-
ltuIs reporKvl from Sun Kranelseo. with ship
ments east of wheat , which strengthened the
local ginln malkrt. CVmslderable merchandlje
continues to go ta Alaska from feattle. nnd nt
Portland complaints are made that the passen
ger rate wnr N-tween that city and San Trim-
Cisco threatens tn hurt local trade.
Kxports of uhiMt , Hour Included as wheat , from
both coasts of the I'nlted States and from
Montreal , nmount to 2.4C'WO ( bushels , as nin-
p.ired with 2U6.t ! W bushels last week , 2.G17.000
bushels In corresponding vu-ck n yenr ag > i ,
2,410.000 bushels two > i-ars ago , nnd 4,633.000
bushels In the same Week three years ago.
Thorn were 2SS business failure * reported
throughout the t'nllfj Slnles this week , n notice-
nblo falling off from the total one week before ,
323 , nnd even when compared wllh HIP tJtal one
year ngo. 3-17. In the last week of November.
1W , there were 298 failures , and In Ihe cor
responding week of 1EI2 , the total wns 26S.
STOCKS AM ) 1IOMIS.
li-1-fKiilin-H.v WIIN tlir CIilcT -iitnrr
of Vi-NU-rilny'M Stuck SiiiM-iilntlon.
Nl.\V YOUIC. Nov. 29. Irregularity was Ihe
chief fen me of today's stock speculation. The
Volume of business was somewhat lighter than on
Wednesday and the distribution of traii'actlons.
which were almost entirely professional In char
acter , was \ery narrow. Sug.ir forged to the
front as the leader of the market , b > th In point
uf activity and strength. Tobacco came next In
extent of finding , followed by Chicago U.u , HI.
Paul , Weslein Vnlon mid llurllngton. In only
one Flock llock Island did tie ! business come
anywhere near the 10,000 shale limit. Prices
moved shaiply and In an eiralic fashion , but ns
a , result uf the day's opciallons only one nctho
slock Susar left off at u noicworthy gain. The
lost closed nenr the best of the day , and at n net
advance of 15 > per cent. Tne r.se was chiefly
due to covering of short contracts on favorable
news from Insiders as to the statistical position
of the American Sugar Itellnlng company nnd
to anticipation of the Impending declaration uf
the regular quarterly dividends. Tnc. Industrials ,
as a mailer of fact , completely overshadowed lhv
general llsl In point of nctlvlly , American To
bacco sold off nearly 1 per cent on inldlng by
the bears , but milled to .vlthln n fraclluii of
the closing on Wednesday nnd wound up ut an
extreme net decline of ! ' , & per cent. The IIR-
gresslon of the tindeis was credited to the le-
l rt that HIP Aniprlc.ui Tobacco was ttlll losing
money heavily desplle the advance In Us plug
lohacco to a figure not absolutely rujiious , as
herelofore , In Ihe fight with the outside inanii-
faclureis. Chicago lias dropped 1 per cent on
news of new proceedings to restrain Ihe consol
idation of the various propeitles , but tallied sub
sequently to within Vi per cent of the opening
Hgurc and left off nt u net loss of u small
fraction.
The general market opened fairly active and
steady for Ihe railroads , while Ihe Industrials , as
noled. were quickly subjecled to effective ham
mering , l-'ri'fli liquidation luoke out In Leather
prefeired , causing an early drop of u point.
Later on an additional lots of " per cent oc
curred. Coverlutr late in the day caused a rally
of 1 per cent fiom the exlreme low figure , but
the llnal sale showed n net decline of per cent.
The weakness was due to a icpotted cut of 4c per
Ib. Ill belting. After tlie tlrst hour the market ex
hibited n lallylng tendency , wiileh was In tunt
cheeked by the publication of thu llurllngton's
statement for October , showing u disappoint
ingly small Increase In net earnings. This caused
a. loss of a point In the sock ; to S3 , and Mib.sc-
quenlly It touched S2'H. ' The do-dug was prac
tically nt the lowest and sluwed a net decline of
1 per cenl. On the other band. Sugar was ad
vanced from S8i to lOOVs. The engagements of
gold for shipment tomorrow , aggregating , up to
the cluse of business. (1.730.000. ( l.oiJO.OOO in bats
and (7SO. Ofl In coin , were much lighter lhan b.icl
licen cxpecled. Quite late In the day n somewhat
easier lundency In exchange rates was explained
by the nuns of the. salu of (1.000,000 of exchange
against Georgia Central bonds for foreign nc-
-ount. In Ihe lasl hour themiuket was , us a
whole , Inegular and unsetlled unlll just before
Ihe close , when Sugar was worked up lo 101V1 , the
highest of the day. Tim granger/ ! were wrnk ,
with the exception of St. Paul , which eloped nl
70 , Die high point , on Ihe publication of the com
pany s October slatemenl , B.iowlnsr an Increase ; Ingress
gross earnings of 1S60.0S2 , and an Increase In net
earnings of JCC9.H54. The market ended Irregular.
The net loss leferred to wns In Manhattan rail
way , which finished 1 per cent lower. The bond
market was as a rule slronger today. The trail ! ! ,
actions In governments reached (4S.500 , Including
{ 40,000 new 4s coupon of 1825 nt 121 and ( S.900 U-K-
Islered 4s of lSd7 ut 111 % . In silver cerllflcateg
(20.000 were dealt In at G7'.4.
The Evening Posl'a London financial cablegram
says : Th < < sleek markets were Idle and fealure.
IMS today , with rather nn easier tone. The
closing was dull. Americans were neglected arid
Irregular , closing weak , except for Delivers.
Opinions heie still favor further lietvy gold ship
ments from America lo Kurrpe. Of Hie Increase
of 1,0t ,000 in the coin and hullon In the Hank
of Bnuland this week , 17711,000 was gold Imported
ind Ihe rest came from Internal circulation. The
details of the gold movement for the week tire :
C873.000 In I'nlled Klntcs coin and bar gold
IwugM : 57,0)0 bar gold bought ; 0,010 imported
from Paris and 10).000 ) exported to the Cupe and
80.000 to a declination not pla-ed. Tin- Paris
iHiurse cpened llrm. but eloped weaker. The Paris
jcttlement begins tomorrow. The IJeilln maikets
eUsed under the best after a firm opening.
The following were the closing quotailons on
Ihe leading slocks of the New York cxchance
today :
bid. I om-nHl.
The lolul sales nf slocks today were -13,010
idiarcj , Including : American Sugar. 60.8')0 ' ) ; Amer
ican Tobacco , 38.700 ; Atchlson , 3,10) ; llurllngton ,
13.0JO , ' Chicago < las , 20,7V ) ; Hock Island , C.tirul ; St.
Paul , 17,400 ; silver certllle.ites , 20.0)0 ; 1'nlted
States Leather piuferrfd , 10,000 ; Wittcm Union ,
15W4. _ _
\i-iv York Moiu-y .Mnrkrt ,
NKW YOIIK , Nov. 2J.-11ONMV ON CALL
nnsy at 2fT3 per cent ; lust loan , 2 per cent ;
cloml.'fCli per cent.
PUIMi : MUIICANTILK I'AI'in-3lQ3 tier
cent.
KTIIULINO n.vrilANOK-Oull. with actual
biiHlness In bankem' bills at ( I.Siil.S'J'i ' for de
mand and (4. WEN. 88 for sixty days ; posted lateo ,
Jt.bi'.iWI.W ; cammeicbil blllH ,
, , ,
1IAU SILVMH Slc.
OOVKIINMKNT HONDH-Hleady ; tate bonds ,
Innetlvc ; railroad l > ondK , firmer ,
Cloning quotations on bonds were na follows ;
Dry ( Joixlii .Market ,
NEW YOIIK , Nov. 23. The market has been
txctedlngly quiet In all departments of trade , and
aside fiom fur urdlngi on old tuduris. the
new sales were unimportant In any respect ,
I'rtntlne clatlm very dull at unchaoned rales.
FALL ItlVKIt , Nov , * ' ) . J'rlnt cfotlis dull at
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Conditions in tlio Ofittlo Trade Very Satis
factory to Sellers ,
LIBCRAL RECEIPTS MEET GOOD DEMAND
At'tlvo llu lm < * nt Stcnilj' t i StroiiM.
I'rli-ri tin AH ( trniU-w 1I K *
I'lcntnml lllnluT I uilor
Nov. .
IJecelptp nml shipments for the past
twenty-four hours , ns compared with the
previous slx'tlays , nrt ns follows :
IIKCUII'TS.
Cattle. Hos . Sheep. Horses.
November : ? 220 1.100 . . . . 17
November 3,700 M.31I
November 8,015
November l.lliS i.rvtr.
November 2.1 . . . J.SW
November : : r.nio C..MW 201
Novcmbr 21 1,010 fi.y ; roe
Stlll'MHNTS.
Cuttle. HOKA Sheep. Horses.
November 1.091 42
November 2rt 1,2'JS ' '
November 23 40- 1.9S ) . 28
November Kl -Kit i.S'-'j HO
November 22 1.2111 478
November 21. 1.2HJ .
November 20 . 1.7J 1,393 .
CATThlJ Mbernl recelnto. irood demnnd
and u consequent active market was , In
brief , the situation In the cattle yards this
morning. The market n a whole wns active
nnd generally satisfactory from n seller's
point of view.
Quite n few dressed beef Htccrs were
offer , d for sale , thouuh there were not many
of them that could be called good. The
market wns JtiM about sli-ady with Wednes
day's market , there being no change of
any consequence In values.
About twenty-live loads of cows and heif
ers were offered on Hi ? market nnd met
with prompt sale. The demnnd on the
part of local killers wns good , nnd they
were not long In clearing up the pens at
stiong prices.
lu the stoekor nnd feeder division the
cuttle mi't with n fairly good reception nl
the hands of buyers. The deslrnble light
entile cold nt strong pi-Ires , nnd were In
active demand. The ICSH deslrnble stuff did
not move off quite so freely , nnd nt no moro
than steady prices , llepresentntlvo sales :
IIKKV STKKllS.
Av. IT. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. 1'r.
. 770 J2 GO I. .IHO 3.1 R7.No. . . . . ! $3 IM
.1070 300 1. . .I050 3 35 R7. .IMS a 62 > 4
3 00 21. . .11.SS S 33 .13-15 3 03
. . S70 .1 00 . . iisij a- : , .1(00 ( 3 ! H )
. .1020 300 . .110,3 a3 40 .1112 4 0) )
. . 980 3 2" > 10. . .104 ! ) 345 is. .143S 4 05
. .1138 3 30
cows.
, . 900 1 50 4. . , ( .02 . 2 ' 2..1010 2 SOno
, . 700 1 50 0. . .1101 ; 2 : 9. . no
, . S30 I 50 ] . . . S30 2 ! i. . . 920 noM
noM
, . S73 1 00 1. . .1110 2 : 20. . , . S97 M
. .11SO 1 75 ' , .1035 2 ! 3. . , .1033 nero
, . 1)30 1 75 ! ! , .1033 2 1. . , .nr.o . ro
, .1085 1 73 i. . 11. . , .nw > roM
. .1010 1 75 i. . . 9SO S. . ' K-
. . 950 1 75 i. . , .1130 14. . I'.IOOS KM
. .1000 1 75 10. . , .1093 8. . 00
. . 770 1 85 i. . , .1030 2 35 1 ! ssi 00
. . 9SI i r- ) n. . .10IH " , . 9S3 CO
. . 730 1 90 ] . . , .1210 To 50. . . . 1173 05
2 ( K ) i. . , .1210 40 1. . , .116. ) 05
! ! l020 2 00 i. . .11115 10 4. . . . 955 05C5
' ' 200 13. . . 9u ; 10 4. . , .1212 C5
. . ! UO 2 00 1 ! ) . . . 932 40 17. . . .1036 05
. .IftfiO 2 00 .1115 40 4. . . S' ' > 0 70
. .1020 200 .low 40 1. . . 970 70
. . 970 2 0) , . 1D25 49 9. . , .1030 70
. . 9 < "K > 200 3. . 19 .112.1
. . SCO 2 10 1. . 40 li ! .1030
. .104S 2 10 5. . 10 11. . . S35
. . 810 2 10 ID. . 45 .1015
, .1110 2 10 < ; . . .100J 2 45 .1070
, . CSS 2 111 3. . . S9.I 2 45 . fl'.C S3
t- li > G. . . .1010 2 r.o .1218 85
1. . . . 040 2 15 1..10W 2 r.o .1350 00
IlEITOKS.
] . . . 430 2 00 . . 520 2 TO 42 ! CO
1. . . ( ! 20 2 23 . . 511' ' ) 2 25 555 CO
. KO 2 25 . . 510 2 IT , 1. . . MO 00
. 690 2 25 . . MO 2 : T. 3. . . ( .00 70
. 870 . . BUI 2 31 1. . . 710 2 73
. 580 2 iio . . CIO 2 40 4. . .1077 3 25
. 580 2 20 . . 430 2 50 .1215 3 S3
. C30 2 30 . . 623 2 50
BULLS.
.1020 1 SO . .1273 2 : . .105)
.1320 2 00 . .124' ' ) 223 .1SW 2 EOM
2 CO . . 5SO 2 27 .143) M
.1530 2 00 . .1435 .1110 50
. 710 2 00 . .1J70 2 SO .1:30 : ro
.1320 2 ( ) . .1410 230 ' 60
.1150 2 II ) . .1410 2 35 . wa 60
. ( "SO 2 10 . .1090 235 .1350 65
2 10 . .1033 233 . 710 75
.1130 2 15 . .11) JO 2 40 .1(150 ( S5
.1170 . .1270 2 60 3 00
STAGS.
1. . . . EGO 2 uO
STOCKURS AND FEEDERS.
L. . . 790 2 M 1. . . . CSO 300 1..COO 310
2. . . . 523 250 1. . . . COO SCO 19. . . . CI3 310
> . . . . t30 2 f,0 , 7. . . . 725 300 IS. . . . 514 310
3. . . . WO 250 5. . . . C'.G 300 17..779 310
1. . . . 750 255 ! ) . . . . 070 300 4. . . . S15 310
14 , . . . 519 2 CO 25. . . . 8113 303 4..IW3 .110
C. . . . BC3 273 13. . . . 677 3 3 7..437 315
4. . . . 843 275 1..1050 303 10..SOO 315
1 , . . . 600 290 22. . . . 974 305 1..S50 320
8. . . . 737 295 1. . . . 400 310 . ) . . . . 4SC 320
20..1028 3 W 12. . . . 4W 8 10 . . . . 030 3 25
CALVES.
1 . . . 820 1 75 1. . . . 370 2 75 3. . . . 260 3 23
" . . .370 22. 1. . . . 230 273 1..300 450
L. . . 200 223 1. . . . 140 300 1. . . . 210 460
5. .343 223 1. . . . 300 300 1..110 475
1 . . . 230 230 1 370 SIM 1. . . . 2UO 500
4 . . . 290 233 7. . . . 344 300 1. . . . 120 523
1 . . . 340 250 L. . . 300 310 1..160 523
3 ' .386 265 L. . . S50 313 L. . . 230 525
4' . . . 353 263 12. . . . 315 315 1. . . , 190 525
WKSTEIINS.
IDAHO.
C ! . Curtwrlght.
V0 Av 1'r. Na. Av. Pr.
7 hulls 125S II DO 12 COW3 1029 J2 60
3 steers 1183 250 25 sti.-e.rH 105 ? 30" )
I sleer H70 250 1 steer 1150 300
1 cow 9'JO 2 CO
.1. Sutherland.
19 feeders..1133 3 15 1 feeder SOO 2 50
I COW 1180 260 2 cows 1030 300
H , W. AdnniH.
1 cow 920 250 43 cnw.1 10C2 260
Itf ft-eilpm..lO'lJ ' 3 30- 5 feeders. . . . 900 3 10
hulls 145i ) 200 2 bulls 1073 200
j bull 1010 200 0 cows 1081 213
UTAH.
George Leinp.
B cows 1034 175 4 sleera 1019 275
g hulls 1410 205 97 BteoiH 10J9 323
53 COWB UXX ) 2 75
It. C. Ilrownell.
41 feeders. . . . 95S 305 51 feeders. . . . 703 303
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1) . Anderson.
3 bulls 1333 200 1 Bteer 950 275
7 cows 792 2 10 2 calves 335 3 00
j bulls 1120 2 2'i 5 feeders. . . . 770 350
COLOHADO.
2 bulls 500 150 10 bulls 1021 200
11. Ileckaid.
Scows 1011 200 3'J cows fC2 2 C3
W. V , Duke.
1 cow 870 270 3 feeders. . . . SKI 320
29 cows 895 270 1 feeiU-r 1030 320
1 btr , UK..1200 3 00 10 feedelB. . . . 9S"i 3 20
1 feeder 1010 a 20 26 feeders..1007 a 20
2 feeders. . . . 0 ! > 5 3 20
NKBHASICA ,
ICniiihe llros ,
1 fleer 1230 22' , 15 steers 330 330
i steer 1050 2 23
NKW MEXICO.
1 str , tin. . . . 920 1 35 C oil , Uf..1053 235
CO cgws 723 2 15
15WYOMING.
WYOMING.
J. W. CliiUtninnn.
3 sir * . HB. . . 1223 250 111 feeder.10ST 3 OS
C feedeij < . . . .102l 3 05
HOOS-In pplte of the fact that yesterday was
a holliluy. the yards weio full of hens today.
JudKlni ; fiom the size of Ihe receipts , the ciiun-
try nmvt huvtf Klven more attention to loading
hogs than to eallilK lurkey. The IIUKS weru Kood ,
tnu , there being plenty of rlKht cholcu heavy
loads , with the Kent-nil average high ,
With lar i ! recelplH nml Clilcnuo reported 5o to
lOc lower. It was hardly pustlbltto prut cut a
break In prlcru ut this point. The buyem started
out bidding 5c to lOc lower and fume uf Ibern un-
nuunclHH thut they would have a tihiK nt I'l.SJ
or tiiey would not buy any. While the maiu > t
was nt no lime very nctlve , ( ho IIUKD I'.ept chant-
InK buiidx sleudlly Hi 13.35 lo 53.40 , at which riinue
the bulk ol ( lie lions Hold , us UKuinut J3.41) to 13.43
mi Wednesday , lleprescntatlve nalcs ;
No. Av. Sh. IT.
3 410 8' ' . ) 13 30
U 270 . . . 380
1CA 295 1GO 330
3 30
3 30
3 SO
130 S 30
W 3 32 > , i
120
40
240
fc' ' )
2 >
280
fcO
80
ICO
, . . . : < J
, . . . 2
_ . - , . . .250
49 :43
02 2 5
K 210
72. , 2SJ
68 2J7
CS Ml W Z3S (7 Kit i : 340
! W 1M SM IK Ill MO S
SS. . . J7S 1(1 ( SK M : < 7 . . . S 44
M 2 > V > 1M .IK . . III- , , . J 40
on. . . . . . .r4 TO SSS S ? 3K 1M )
3ii5 SM SSS M Ml < 0 84)
M * tt . . . S36 Cl * l 1W 3 40
S02 . . . S3T. 1 ! W 1301 34)
W W . . . 3 M l 40 .14)
45 Z71 SOSK 70 Sl 4)14 , )
71 1-U 40 ,1JS S ? Ill 4) S 4)
M ! * Ml ) R > ! 1S S' ' ) S 4)
71 SCS . . . S3B 67 1M 1 ) 840
M Kl . . . 33S 7 SM V ) 340
71 7 < KM .IK W * s J4)
< a w * i * > 3 7ii aw 40 S4)
0 31 41 3 * DO Jl ! , SO S ( )
ftW 43 3 IK 70 313 11. ) 3 40
l } 20 SO 3 JS 71 10 1W S 40
SjM 1 * ' f4 MS SO 3 4 > >
K ITS 1W S SS , 77 t M 50
* 5 * 'l ' . . . 3SR 216 S > ) S )
JJ 2Sfl . . . 3K1 76 JIS M .14)
2J ! IN 3 SS M Sit 1 ) 310
f'l Sit 49 3 US W MS iM ( 341
K I" 4W SSft fll J2 | . . . 34)
M4 . . . a V 4 * ) SO 340
S5 7 S 2 SS Ttl SHSO S 4)
5'1 12i' S8S 71 Ill . . . 911
( SI Sl ! M ) 3 X r 27 < i . . . s II
> l 271 . . . 3W. I 7C SIN . . . 3 4)
Cl 270 . . . 3 .V 7 rt . . . 34 , >
fil 501 . . . 3 SS SO 3SO 160 S 40
72 24 2iX1 3 3f. IS ? JU . . . 84)
M SSK 40 3 JS | 1 MS . . . S 40
74 231 40 3 3.1 M * 4I . . . S 40
46 2ia 40 S35 2 ! SSS . . . 340
30 13.1 . . . 3 SR Oil 5iM 200 343
61 2M ICO 335 C1 SIO 120 340
S1IKH1 * There WOIP no hppp In the ynnl * tr >
niakin innrkt-1. Tlir ( MilniRU Drovers' Jnuntnl
snys tlmt Inillratlnni nro that plMity of 1ien\v
fl l sheep lll be iimrkptiil nftcr Ihe Hist of the
> eiir. Tlii rhmpiirs * of feed will liuluee fet-deit
In finish thi'lr sheep l > etler than ttstinl , so tlint
Iherw Is likely to be iv surplus of | IR | linivy
i-heep nnd a scut-city of KIMI ! tlsht handy welcliti.
Ieal denlers prefer sho-p of medium xvelRht ,
nnd n * most of tlie demnnd Is from this soiut-i >
It looks ns If Ibis particular olnsnlll bo nt
11 piemluin during the winter months. Many of
HIP blc ferdcis expect to exp.iit their sheep dl-
recf , Imt sn many will Iniraity nlniut thn snniK
tlnm that It Is doubtful If they can ( -et rid of
moil of them this \\iiy. , It Is thoiiKht by many
that the nxriaRp ucltlit of sheep this cotillllk-
wlnter will bi > the beavlrst ever known , but oC
course this Is only n proKtiostlentlon.
CIMC.V < ; O i.ivi : .S
Cut tilllnvc Sli.MMi l.lltlc . \ < -tl\lly
DlirlllK' Ilii' AV < M-U ,
C1UCAOO. Nov. 23. An beef bad In
Klvo wiiy to imullrv this week , the rnttln supply
proved ample for shippers nnd dressed beef Ilrms
ttoltif ? moderate liuyers of common to choicena *
lUo steers t-ot them at from $3.10 to JI.S5 , wltli
sales chletly nt fiom $3.73 to J4.60. A few cliolt-o
Christmas rattle were leeelved inirt sab-ji were
made of 102 Itrad Ihnt'nveinKiHl frum 1.1C4 In 1.17)
HIK. nt from $5 to tS.20. Such nalea lire iiultn ex-
ceptlonal , ns blc rattle liuvo to bo extra linn In
biliiR hlh | prices , nnd even then n few lire Mitll-
clent to meet nil demands. As n tide nimlU.f
rather limn \\elKht Is wanted , nnd lieavy catlla
lire not so salable nn medium wvlKhM. lluteheis'
nml rumors' KtnIT was not any tuj plentiful nnd
cow sales occurred nt from > 2 to J2.1H ) , whllo
fat cows fold at from $3 to J3.60. nnd occasion ,
ally nt fiom * 3.7C. to > 4. Hulls sold at from tl.SO
to (3.CO. and calves nt from 1.1..10 to JG. KCWOI-
cattle adaptinl to the requirements of feeders bavi %
licen olTercd slneo wentorn rutiK iiloek cease * !
arriving freely , and stoekerH and fei-ders lira
nihiuirliiK. wiles lanKlng fioin ? l'.2."i to 13.73 ,
Trade In IIOKS was tlower than usual nnd
fates were nt a decline of lOc from Wednesday' *
flumes. Common to prime droves sold ut from
J330 to 3.f,0. with stiles largely nl M.60.
Inferior to choleo sheep sold nl from tt.35 to
J.l.W , tb tiulk selllni ; nl from > 2 to (3 , ullh
very few really choice Mocks offered. l imlii
found buyers at from $3 to $4.60. Kxportcrs nrn
not doliiK rmreb , niul there Is very llltlo Inqtrlry
for blK ewes. Kceder sold fairly at from $2.4 }
to J2.SO.
The pnivlflon market was oppressed by the
usual Incubus of lifavy heR leeelpis and thft
packers were th" sellers. l'rlc-ia at the close ,
compared with \Ve-lnem.'ay's llnal , showo.1 laid
from 2M'e to r > . lo r , libs 2Vic lower und polk
uuclraiiKeil. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ICiniKiiH City lilvi * Si ( i-h.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 2 % CATTI.K llecelpts ,
S.tlOO head ; shipments , 4,000 bend ; best Krade *
* tendy ; others \\enk ; Texas steers ranged J2..OJi'
3.6"i ; represL-ntallvo pales , $ : t.3 < ) ; Texas cows. $1.70
Uti.fa ; lepreHcnlutlvtmles , J2.K ; beef utters ,
? : t.ir.M4.f > 0 ; repicseirtntlvu siilrs , $1 : unlive coivs ,
Sl.50ii3.20 : lepresenlatlvc Males , 13.20 ; mockers inn !
feeders. 12.60 3.60 ; reprejcntallviHiles. . J3.5' ' ) ;
COWH , $1.7"l3.2i ) ; representative sales. $2.65 ,
IIOO.S Itecelpls. 18,001) head : uhlpmcnts. 690
bead ; maikel 6MOe lower ; bulk of sales , JIU.ViO
3.60 ; beavlcs , ? : ! .orir3.65 ; packers. $3.35 3 6.1 ;
mixed , jfj3.,0 : ! ( ) ; IlKlits , ; 3.2ij3.45 ) ; Yolkeis , SJ.Sfi
tf3.45 : plRS , t2.OUST3.40.
Kl I IJUr Itecelpls. 2,100 head ; shipments , SOO
head ; market Hteady ; Iambi" , $3.00Q4.35 ; muttons ,
J2.60fc3.25.
St. I.oirlf. I.lvc Stcn-l.- .
ST. I.OL-1B. Nov. 29. OATTL15 Ite.-elptn. C.OO )
head ; maiket steady to Htrnmr ; mvilve iitei-rs ,
(3.00174.iTi ; eows nnd heifers , mostly } 2.00lff3')0 ;
Texas and Indian steels. } ; .3)3j3.M ) ; cows und
heifers , rhk-lly J1.S5S2.75.
HOOK Hecclpls , 10.UOO bead ; market lower ;
lieavy , I3.30tr3.tt0 ; mixed , J3.23fi3.60 ; Unlit. } J.30i7J
3.65.
3.65.SI1I3KI1
SI1I3KI1 llecelpts , 3,000 bead ; market nun
nallve , J2.roji3.60 ; lumba , 3.Wijt.oi ) ; noutbe.rr
ehcep , J2.004J3.00.
rV - MVnrk I.lvc Stool ; .
NRW YOU1C , Nov. 29. HMUVn.S llcetlpts ,
3,201 , head ; nftlve and linn ; native ntecru , poor
to prime , M.73JJ4.60 ; oxen. J2 50Sr3.60 ; bulls , J2.30jj >
2.75 ; tlry CO\\M , $1.22 1/2.83 ; ICuropt-an cables qui > lo
American sleors at 'J'rflO'.ic ' , dressed weight ; ie-
frltferntor beef. SiC. [
S1II3UI' AND I.AMnS-ItecolptB , 4.2G7 bead ;
uulet , but Ri-nernlly steady ; sheep , poor to prime ,
} 2.00ii'3.K ( ) : birnbs , conmnn to choice , } -.Mi74.rr. .
IIOOS Ueculpts , 3,3i > 9 head ; Bteady nl (4.009
1.25.
Stoulc 111
liecoiil of receipts nt the four principal marked
for Pilduy , November 29 :
Caltle. HORS. Sheep.
South Omaha 2.250 1.100 . ,
CblcSBo 12.000 57,0) ) ) If.Ou )
Knnt..is City 8.00) ) 18,000 2.KIO
St. Louis 0,000 10iO ) 3.000
Totals 2J.230 SC.100 19,100
ICuiiMiiM City .MIII-UI-IN.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. i9. WHHAT Active ,
fllfhlly hlKlior : No. 2 hurd , 57 < f3Sc : No. 2 led ,
nominally ( .Co ; No. 2 fpilus , C0f.r57c ; No. 3 pprlnrf ,
M&MUc ; rejeeleil , nomlunlly 45@50c.
COUN Active , cenerally We lower ; No. 2
miked , SM.fuW-c' ; No. 2 while , 22 Ti23V4c.
OATS Slow , lower ; No. 2 white. 17'i < u"18i ; ; 2\0.
2 > white , ISl&frlVc.
HYM Steady ; No. 2. 33c.
HAY Steady ; timothy , $8.50fll.OO ; prairie ,
'
'I l-'lrni ; crenmery , 17I20o ; dairy , II
,
HO OS Not co firm ; fresh. 15'-c. '
NI3W YOHK , Nov. 2 . HIJUAK Haw , quiet ;
fair relluliiK , : ie ; cvnlrltiiKiil , to test , 3e ; le-
llnml , dull ; standard A , t\v : confectioners' A ,
4c ; cut loaf , 6'i ; crushed , 6Uc ; pjwdered , 4T e ;
granulated , t\'jc. \
LONDON , Nov. 20. SlIOAll Cano , very Millet ;
emtrlfURiil , Java , 12 3d ; Museovado , fair relln-
Inu , lOsid ; iMt-t suunr , quiet ; November and De
cember , 10s 3d , _
M'YlNI-ll IVIll-Ilt ( lllllllltlllllH.
SAN IMIANCISCO , Nov. 2J.VIIKAT Quiet :
December , 9S'ic ' ; Jlay , { 1.03 ; cleaud , 47.507 ceil-
.u\s. \ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
r -\lllrH.
MANCIin.STtnt , Nov. Clollm and yarnn
btendy , with llitle dolntr.
JAMES E. BOYB & CO
Telephone 1030. OMAHA , NKIJ.
COMMISSION
Grain Provisions &Sloeks
,
Hoom 11JV6 Board of Trade ,
Direct wires to Chlcairo nnd New York.
Correspondciitai John A. Warren ft Co ,
ii p tiMl'l'll ( let. 13J6) ) li. M. oT.tNl > 'OttO
F. P. SMITH & CO.
GRAIN and PRO VIS JON 9
Room 4. N. Y. Llfo Hide. , Omaha.
Branch oftlces at Fremont and Columbus. AU
urdcri placed on the Chicago Hoard of 'ln'.a .
Carreepondrnti : Schwartz. Dupn 4 Co. , Chi-
cuu ; Bchrcliier , Flack & Co. , Ut. Loult. H f f
lo Pint N tlon l Uanlc , Omaha.
"OUR FREE LETTER"
Ilevluwlntr the sruln untl uloclc .narliclii , will b *
sent you dully on ifijutist , In tinhnua of deeerv-
IHK part of your Imnlness , Oidcra xullcltej fur
rusli cr on three to five point muruln ; ,
J , R ,
Members Chicago 11'jurO of Triiui , ; ; .r.v Yorlt
I'roducti Kicchunce. New Yolk Cons. Hlock Kx *
chance. 17 lluuid Trade , Chlcaeo , 41 llroadwuy ,
Wew Yotk.
'
1IWICIAT10N I3OND HAL.U.
Notice In hereby elvun that uualetl pro-
iiobalu will bo reccivcj by the baurtl ot
'Jlrrctorti of thu Ord IrrlKutlun Olatrict of
Valley county. Nebruaka , ut their olllco In
Ord In fold district , up tu 2 o'clock n. in.
of the 2d day of December , 1893. for JM.OOO
of the bonds Issued by Ha Id Irrigation ills *
trlct , nil of said bonds being bond * of } W )
i > Hch and drawing InloreHt ut thn ralo nf
i pur cent pt-r unniim , luyable nnniially :
thu principal " ' "I tnlereiit of xuld bonds pay.
able at the olllco of the state treuHiirnr of
llio Blato of Nrbnifka , raid bonds belmr
iiaynlile in Inglullmcntx ns follovvn ; f,5'W
Ihertof iiayniYo In t-leven yt-urs from the
date thereof ; $3,000 payablu In twelve years
from the dulo thereof ; N.500 payiibla In
thirteen years from the dutu Ilierc-of ; j-I.OW
payable ) In fourteen years fioin lliu ilato
thereof ; Jl.nCKi payable In fifteen years fiom
the datethursor ; r-,000 puyabln In nlxl c-u
yearn from the date tlR-ri-ufi fi.Mi puvnbld
in seventeen years from Ihe tlnto tlnra-f !
} 0.ioO ! p.tyab'.p In eiuhli-een yrur < fr'nit lliu
date tliervvif ; $7.r > ' . ) tiayntiie In nineteen
years from the 'Into thPicof : JS.tXW p.iyahla
In twenty yearn fiom thr dale lliert-of.
The Hoard of Dltcctorn reserve the rlglit
to icJcct any nnd all lilJs.
AilJict-H .ill bldi lu Jp. ; . Cicaient * cro-
tary , On ) , Nebraska ,
lly order of the Hoard of Directors , mad *
this 7th day of November , 1895.
J. A. I'ATTON , Pretldent ,
E. P. CLEMENTS , Secretary.
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