TTI1 OMAHA DAILY 1JJ3E : SlrNDAtfOVBMHER 7. 185)7 ) ,
Qenernl Business Sltntvtlon Pleasing to Both
Jobbers and Retailers ,
COOLER WEATHER WILL BE A GREAT H-LP
Sen re 11 > of Merolintullnc n ( Jront In-
conveiilt'iivc In HIIIIKIHinr | < iuiit *
of .lolililne TriKlc l iiMterii
: ) U-n \clirniliii. .
Thcie U n. dearth of anything ; like ex
citing news In trndn circles of Omnbn , but
reports nil Indlcnto n very satisfactory busi
ness that ta fully up to what might bo ex
pected under existing conditions. In some
few departments of trade there wns a fall
ing oft In the volume of business , oulng to
the very mild weather. In the country the
warm and sprlng-llko weather was taken
advantage of by the farmers , who kept ut
woik In tlio cornfields or wltih their fall
plowing , thus neglecting to visit the towns
to the detriment of the country retail trudu.
In the city , where buyers can supply their
wants nt nny hour of the ilny , there 1ms
been no disposition to buy In advance , and
no lonp n the weather continued so mild
It WIIH only natural that the retail Irndo
iftiould surfer. The change lo cooler weather
the latter part of the week wns a great
stimulus to business In the city and travel
ing1 men report that there have bjcn storms
In the west wilted have nlso helped the
country trade In many localities.
In fomo departments of the jobbing trade
thcie lias been no let up In the rush of
tiURlnusM , owing to the fact that the scarc
ity of goods In the hands ot Jobbers and
manufacturem lias kept everyone behind
with orders. | |
The business situation as a whole has
been highly satisfactory- , both to Iho job
bers anil retailers alike and no complaint *
are to bo heard from any source. TravelIng -
Ing men representing cnsuro IIOUHCH report
bUHlncHH us exceptionally good In Nebraska
and not u few of the old-timers liken the
present to thu old boom days , when every
one wanted goods nnd wanted them In a
litirry and had the money to pay for them.
JOlinrctlS AND MANUFACTUUHIIS.
The Fremont Saddlery company claims
thul Its puy roll Is double -what It was a
year ngo.
A. II. Itnwltzcr of the Omaha Tent and
Rubber company Is on a business trip to
Bt. LouU.
The number ot hands employed by Hone
& Co , Is being gradually Incieased and has
now rent-lied fifty.
Chris Jeep of Teknmuh was among the
lie.avy buyers on the Omalin wholesale mar
ket the lust week.
John llnmineis of Portsmouth , la. , was
In the city the lust -week nnd placed some
good orders with local jobbers.
A. T. Austin , manager of the American
Utind-Sewcd Shoe company , Is spending two
weeks nt the eastern shoe markets.
SI. Flamont of Mlnn-eoln , In. , came In the
other day and left several good orders for
merchandise behind him as pleasant re
minders of his visit.
A. L. Comstock , general superintendent ot
tlio 1'nlli-d States llubber company's fac-
torl'n , arrived In the c-Ity yeatcid.iy and was
tlio guest of IS. II. Sprnguo.
S , A. JlcWhorter , whose return from
Kuropo wns noted recently In these col
umns , l bin-It In his olllco In the Hoard of
Trade building transacting a cash and com
mission grain business. I
M. II. miss , who was out In the stnto , pays
ithat the pleasant weather has enable the
farmers to keep busy In their llt-lds and
that the country retail trndo hat * suffered
to some extent from that cause.
L. G. Doup uvlll move his lounge factory
from South Tenth street back to his old
location. After the lire , whldi Ocstroyi-d u
part of iho building , Mr. Doup purchas-ed
the property nnd has rebuilt the factory.
Thi ) beet seed planter Invented by Fred
'Jewell of I'latto Center has had n very
large sain tjio last season , both In this stale
nnd California. It Is being manufactured
by the Fremont , Foundry nnd Machine com
pany.
The Omaha School Supply company notes
great activity In the ilttlng up of school
housed In the western counties of the state
with Iho latest nnd most approved style of
HChool furniture , which would seem to In
dicate n considerable growth In school pop
ulation' In "those"counties. . "
A. I'hlllpp of Stanton has written the
( Manufacturers' association regarding n becl
topper and puller which he has Invented
nnd which ho would like to have nomei one
manufacture and place upon the market.
Ho says that the machine works to per
fection and that It Is a great labor saver.
C. F. Youberg , proprietor of a largo shoe
Btorc at Aspen , Cole , , was In the city the
last week and bought hirgely nt local job
bing houses. Ho has long been 11 regular
buyer of Omaha houses , but this Is the
Jlrst time In thirteen years that he has
visited the city to make a personal selec
tion of stock.
During the last four weeks forty-seven
cars of New York trapes have been mar
keted In Omaha , or an average of twelve
cars per week. Mr. I'owers of Portland ,
N. Y. . who has been hero superintending
the marketing of the grupe crop for the
Now York p rowers , says that the crop Is
ibout ! exhausted. Prices'have betn the ! ow-
caon recoid. I
Hoot nnd shoo jobbers complain a peed
deal ot the scarcity of goods In their line.
A jobber will get In SCO or 4CO cases and It
looks UK If ho had a large stock , but the
orders nro on lllo waiting for their arrival
nnd the goods go right out again. Countrj
merchants seem to appreciate the. dllll'cultj
of securing goods and wait as patiently as
possible for the lIMIm ? of their orders.
13. II. Allen of Allen Hrothers spent a
part of the last week In Oregon , Mo.
iwhcre his llrm IH operating a large canning
factory. The company had put up a large
pack of tomatoes and corn and Is now
Htartln-g on apploH. Laid away In Its vaul
among ItH choicest possessions Is a medal o
oxiiulsltu 'Workmanship obtained at the
( World's fair at Chicago for Its pack o
canned goods.
The number of men employed by Hie
Driiniinonil Carrl.igo company has beei
largely lucre-used and more work Is being
turned out than at nny previous time within
Jlvo years. During the last few days
Joseph H. Mlllnrd him taken out of the
nhop a line Victoria , Frank Colpotzer i
Jinndinndo two-seated gent's driving w.igon
Mr. IlriindU-s n new style Duchess "park
carriage. " and \V. C. Ashton a new style
phaoton.
Secretary Holmes of the .Manufacturers .
ossoclatlon vl. ltcd Fremont the past weel
mill Interviewed the manufacturers of tha
city on thu subject of making exhibits n
the Trnnsmlnslrtslppl Kxposllion. He re
ceived promises from the Fremont Ilru\liif ,
company , the National Milling and Mnchln
cry company and Ihe Fn-mont i.MUIIng com
pany. Others are favorably considering tin
proposition and the prospect Is Hint Frc
ffnont will have n good representation.
The chicory crop of the state Is turning
out fnlrly wi-ll , Though the roots ure
smaller than for Home years. The farmers
appear to bu well pleased and the Ameri
can Chicory company Is receiving a gooi
many otters to contract for next season's
crop. The consumption of chicory In the
west appears to bo steadily Increasing , but
western manufacturers are profiting most
from the fact that eastern factories have
about run out of stock and tire unablu to
pupply the trade.
The nibble Paper nnd Woodi-nwnro com
pany Is In receipt of n letter from Wiscon
sin , which i-xplalns to somu extent , in
least , the scarcity of Block In that line urn
nlso given a reason for the gnulunl llnnlm ,
up ot prices. According to the writer the
drouth during tlio full , which prevailed nl
over the northwest , caused tin- streams to
fall HO low that the manufacturers find
tlicmselvrs without smile-lent power to
opi-rntu their factories nnd they are now
waiting for ruins to 1111 the streams befor
starting up ngnln.
Thu National Milling Machinery compnnj
of Fremont In placing upon the market i
now purlller and Hour dresser , which , It Is
claimed , will wor\i \ n great ciinimo in the
milling Industry. Ono or Its strong : points
la tin ) large Im-H-axe In the percentage emi
mi tent Hour produced and a decided Im
nrovi-ment In tha quality. The mill at Frc
inonl has been equipped with seven of the
new mtiKhtiifs and reports a decided Im
nroveinenl In tlio mmllty of Its output , m
inuch no that samples of the flour Bent i-asi
brought back largo orders.
liistern trade papers nro commenting
upon the rapid growth In popular favor o
rubber tires for carriages. It Is said thn
In ivmtern cities , rubber Is displacing Iron
nnd steel almost entirely on high grade cur
rlages of all kinds. The fame thing see mate
to be true In Omaha. The head of a loca
currliugo company says t iat two nnd n. Juil
yvura ago , when ho tried to Impress hi.
customers with , the Idea of placing rubbe
tires on their vehicle whecla ho rccelvei
Very llltlo oncouragt-nu-nt. Buyers wild
. "liDey won't lost ! they -All ) roll off : they
nro not practical ; It's only a fad , " etc. To
day every line carriage the company turn
out Is equlpjwd with rubber tires. Th <
Omaha , converts to the rubber tire Includ
Jnich " > p 1 ? : " : . ' 1' 'Hennt'U ' , Arthur nnd
3nill Drundles. Iiev. 'Mr. Ilutler. H. K
luurket , Cllntoiv Urlggs. Dr , Crummer. Johi
i > . cwighton , J , W. Cotton , a A. Collins
PrCoffnuuj , J. ii , Kvanj , A * C. i\wtcr
) r Ullmorp , T r. llnvrnn , P , r Hfnfy , C
S H -w.ird , ( JforKc A Honidnml , Ijr Le < - ,
Sunborn , Dr. Vnnco , a.V. . Watties 'ami
llshopVorthlng.on ,
During DIP temporary scarcity of butter ,
liio to 'hi' ' dry -weather this fall , butter'no
iris obtained n great hold upon the market
anco more. It Is itRsertcd by onp who Is In
i t > o l Ion to know , that all of the hotels and
estnurants In Lincoln , with two or three
xcc-ptloiis , are using bntterlne without
omplylfiK with the law. In Omaha clx
weeks or two moulds ngo one light "kid"
nngon wns large enough to haul the week's
ur > ply from the depot , but no - three big
Irays are rt-rinlrol. The most of It comes
rom Chicago , though Kansas City Is sup-
> lylng n good deal , nd It 1.4 all being fold
n defiance of the stnto law. The great
popularity of bntterlne wllh dealers Is ex-
ilnlncd by the fact that It costs them 1014
cents per pound nnd retails nt 20 cents ,
while butter that would retnll nt that price
would cost 1C to 18 cents.
Kearney , Neb. , seems destined to become
.ho center of the loading celery area ot the
United Slates , ns the soil Is of n character
calculated to produr-o that popular vege-
able to perfection. The past year seventy-
eight acres In the vicinity of that city were
limited to celery , the yield being : seventy-
eight cars , which were contracted by
David Cole & Co. of Omnlm nl n price that
iveragcd $2SO per car , The celery Is shipped
with iho roots on , so ns to remain fresh ,
nnd Is not trimmed until It reaches the
rlty and Is wanted by the retail trade. Utah
sro -s considerable celery , but not so much
is Kearney. Colorado Is nlso n , grower , but
the variety produced In that state Is not
lopulnr In this section of the country. Kala.
TIUZOO , Mich. , formerly grew the celery for
the west , but while Its acreage Is still large ,
the quality of the product cannot compare
wllh Mint grown at Kearney ,
OMAHA OK.VKUAL M.VUKETS.
Comlllloii nf Triulo nml Quotation *
nn Slnplr unit Kimi-y 1'riidiice.
naOS Oood Mock , K-e.
UUTTKll Common to fair. lOWllc ; choice lo
'ancy , H817c ; separator creamery. 23c ; gathered
creamery , Zlc.
VEAL-Cholcc fnt. SO to IM lb . . quoted at Sc ;
large anil coarse , 485c.
LIVK I'OUITHY lien * . CV4c : cocks , 3fflc ;
ifiilnff chickens , jier lb. , lie ; ducks , GS7c ; tur-
I'ltllJONS Live , 7M ; dead plEoons not wonted.
HAY Uinnd | | , 16.00 ; inldlnnd , J3.59 ; lowlnnil ,
J5.00 ; rye straw , | i ; color makes the price on
lay ; light bales cell the best , only top grades
bring top prices.
VKQKTAIILKS.
, . - J stock , large , 40c ; finull , 23Jf
UNIONS Per bu. , KfiKc.
1IKAN8 Ilnnd-plckcil navy , jier bu. . Jt.40.
: ' I'OTATOIM 1'er bbl. , .2.1S2.r,0.
H-.S : llomo uro n , 40J53c : Western
PtOCll , p'"t--1-
1'UUITS.
Ql'INCnS-Callrornla , per box. ll.M.
Ari'I.l > Winter stock , J.MTJ3.00. Jcnnthnns
and fancy varieties. J3.23 ; Cullfornla ItcllMlower ,
boxes. $ l.f.O ; Calonulo Jonathans , boxes , ll.iu ,
NBW VOUII ailAPUS-1'cr 'J-lb. baVkel , ISc ;
rKu loin , 12He.
1'Ll'ilS lilaho nml Orepon , 75cJIJ1.0ft
OUANIIMKHIKS-C'npc Cod , per bbl. , tf.GO ;
nlicnnitlii , boxes , JI.WRt.10.
UALll'OKNIA AND CXJ1XJHADO I'KAItS-Oood
winter nclllu , J2.Wjf2.25 ; other varieties , I1.90Q
mtVVt
THOPICAL rninrs.
OUAXniM-McxIcun , per box , 41.50.
LKMONS MenlniiH , Jl.2igl.10i choice Cali
fornia , JI.OO.
HANANAa-Cholcc. larse Btoclc , per bunch ,
W.00ff2.23 ; medium-sized bunches , Jl.75ff2.00.
'
NUTS Almonds , per lb. . large size , 14fir t- :
Ilrazlls , per lb. , lOoj Kriellsh walnuts , per Hi ,
fancy , fofl Eliell , 13c. Htamlarils , lOfflllc ; Illberli.
per Hi. , lOc ; pecans , pollsheil , larce , SiftlOc ; Jumbo ,
12c ; larKC hlckorj1 nuts. J1.23 per bu. ; small , J1.50
per liu. ; coooanutR , per 100 , J3.73ifl.CO ; peanuts ,
raw , Sfir.ifr ? ; roasted , GQGVit- .
KIDS ImiiorteJ fancy. 3 crown , H-lb. boxes ,
2Vtc ; 5 crownlb. . boxes , 13c ; 2-lb boxes , 23t-
ler IHIX.
IIONKV Choice white. 13c.
ICHAUT 1't-r bbl. , $ I.CO(4.2i ( ; half bbl. , J2.30Q-
MAPLi : SYntU' Plvc-gal. cans , each J2.25 ;
Kal cans , pure , per doz. , J12.00 ; lialf-Bal. cans ,
JB.23 ! riimrl cans , J3.SO.
UATliS I'er W to 70-lb. boxes. 5Vic ; Fan ! 9-lb.
boxes , DC.
UIUBH Per half bbl. , J3.CO.
FIIKSH SIKATS.
DHUSSKD OKRF Oood native steers , "c : good
fore < iunrters , steers , Co , good hindquarters , 9e ;
western steers , CSiOV c ; fancy helfenO c ; Kooil
"
UI3K1' ' CUTS Tenrtcrlolns , ISo ; boneless strips.
9e ; strip loins , 7c ; rolls. s'Ac ; sirloin butts. SV'c ;
shoulder clods , i Hctf"runip bulls , BI C ; sleer
shoulder clods , C'.4c ; rump butts , SV4c Steer chucki ,
uVic ; cow chucks , l c. boneless i-luiclts , .Vjc ;
cuw plates , 3c ; Hirer platen , 3sc ! ; Hank steak ,
6Hc ; loins , Mo. 1 , 14e ; loins , No. 2 , IO'.AC ; loins ,
No. 3. Sc ; sirloin endn. No. 1 , Oc ; ribs , No , 1 ,
lie ; ribs , No , 2 , 8V4c ; rll > . No. 3 , Cc ; steer rounds ,
7V4c ; cow rounds , 7cj. cow rounds shank off , Sc ;
trimmings , 4Kc ; beef shrinks , 3c ; brains , per doz.
33c ; sweetbreads , per lb. , lOo ; sweetbreads
( calves ) , per lb. , 4 < ) c ; kidneys , per doz. , ' 3."ic ; ox
tails , each te ; livers , per lb. , 3c ; hearts , per
lb. . 2 ic : tonKues , per lb. , 12' . c.
MUTTON Lambs. 7o ; sheep , 6c ; market racks
( loiiK ) , Su ; hotel racks ( short ) , lie , legs and
saddles , 9c ; lamb leps , Sc ; breasts and stews , 3c ;
tonKues , each 3c.
POHK Dressed pigs Cc ; dressed hoes. BUci
tenderlolnH , 15c ; loins , iljc : spare ilbi , 41ic. ham
saupagt * butts , 6V'.c ; shoulilers. raiiKh. 5c ; shoul
ders. fklnneil. Mic ; trimmings , Do : leaf larJ ,
not rendered , Eiu ; heads , cleaned , 3c ; snout and
ears , 3u ; backbones , l4c ! ; cheek meats. 3c ; neck
bones. 2c ; plK ' tails , 3c ; plucks , each 5c ; uhlt-
terllnKS. Be ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , per doz. , 25c ;
stomachs , each 3c ; tongues , each 7c ; kidneys ,
per doz. , lOo ; brains , per doz. , 13c ; pigs' feet ,
per doz. , 25c ; livers , each 3c.
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDKS No. 1 green hides , 7c ; No. 2 green
hides Cc ; No. 1 Failed hides , Sijcj No. 2 green
salted hides. 7Hc : No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 Ibs. ,
Sc ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. . 6c ; No. I dry
Hint hides , 11013 ; No. 2 dry Hint hides.Stride ;
No. 1 dry salted hides , OiJIOc ; part cur-d hlJee ,
V4u per lb. le. > s than fully lurea.
SHKEl' I'KLTS Qreen salted , each 13ff75c ;
green sailed shearlings ( short wooled early
Blilna ) each lEc ; dry shearlings ( short noolea
early fklns ) , No. 1 , each Sc. dry flint , Kansas
and Nehranka butcher won ) pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4f5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
murrain wool pelts , per lb , , actual weight , 3'o < c ;
dry flint Coloiudo butcher wool pelts , per ID. ,
actual weight , < 05c ; dry flint Colorado murr.iin
wool pelts , prr lb. , actual weight. 384c ; feet
cut on * , as It Is UKeleHa to pay freight on them ,
\ VnriCiilliinlHHlun CO.'N
OMAHA OPKICE. Nov. G.-Slnco the nrst
of the month there have been some very
radical changes In the wheat market , and
almost entirely contrary to either foreigner
or domestic news that usually govern prices
to a limited extent. On Wednesday , with
advancing cables nnd apparent goo.l buying
nt the opening , the bottom fell out for a
rapid decline of 3' , c , which was ccvere to
long holding manipulators ; since when the
fluctiutlona have been geol , but of a nar
rower range. A portion of the decline has
been charged to lirndetrcot's world visible
supply statement , which shows an Increase
ot C00,000 : ; mi. , or three times as much as
last year. This house cleaning Is conducive
to a healthier market , and considering ihc
wheat movement In the northwest later on ,
with a disposition of the foreigners to take
our wt'iwit whether the marUet goes up or '
down , wo believe May Is low enough to
warrant IIH purchase , for a profit u llttlo
later.
Corn has held quite steady under the 2'ic '
net decllnci In whitit , having fallen but ' ; „ ( ;
for December , However , It got some sup
port from the ' .ic. reduction In the lake
freight rate , and fnlrly good cash demand
cast.
Oats are vcrv 'roug nnd practically un
changed ,
The- line iwcather and disposition of the
farmers to thu fluid , together with there be
ing a. strong bull element among them , nas
made receipts at elevators In western IOMI
and Nobrafka very small , consequently
shipments very light.
St. LtiiilH Crni-riil Miirlct-tH ,
HT. I/31'IS. Nov. . KLOUli We-slcj patents.
H.HXin.W ; etralKhts. Jl.53ffl.63 ; clear , J4.1SQ-
4.30 ; medium. J3Mf3,75 ,
WHKAT HlKher , closing He for December
ncllerH nnd la for May buyers above yesterday.
May , now principally trailed In , opene ] He Ic ,
% c higher , udvam-lni ; Tie. anil cloelnt ; % c belaw
Iho top. Fpot , a shade off from yesterday ; No. 2
led , cath , elevator , V'c ; track , ST.iOMHc ; No. 3
hard , cash , Wo acked ; December , SSic ; May ,
560 bid.
COHN Advanced on small receipts , foreign
markets llrm ami exports larger , cloning fine.
tluns uliove yeMerdiiy. Hjiot , hlKher ; No. 2 mixed ,
cash , 2Hio ; December , SIIta2l5tc ; May , 27Ht
avked.
OATH Futures utronp , trading light , ' ( , RKo
aiA'ancn for the day being noted , Spot , lower tu
bell ; No. 2 mixed , 18V.O elevator , 2Qc ( rack. No
2 while , ! 2V4e ; December , iOio ; May , 22Uc ,
HYIJ-Lowi-r at 45V4c.
COItNMl AL-Hteady ot J1.40 ,
HllAN Quiet , with small offerings ; east track ,
racked , 47Hc ; sucked , this lde , 4io ) ,
FI < AX.HiKD-Stcady : at JI.OOH ,
TIMOTHV KKii ) I'rlme. J2.IX ) .
HAY Firm ; prolrlo. J7.COGS,00 ; timothy , | 7M
fiio.oo.
IIUTTKIl-Steadyj creamery , 19S2IV4C ; dairy.
Steady nt He ,
I'OI'I.TIIY Market quiet : chickens , Cijo ; ducks
OO'ic : geete. Cc ; turkeys , 7 ! ODVic.
\VHI.S1 Y-J1.19.
lower , I3.70JJ.7U. Speller.
dull. J3.9J sellers.
l'HOVIHlONH I'ork. iteady ; etan.lord . inecs
Jobblin ; . JS.K S.t.O. Uinj , llrmer : prime ( team.
J4.15 ; cliolre.tl.nK. Ilacon Iboxed lots ) . extn
short clear , U.37H ; ribs , J3.C24 ; shorts. tJ.87'i ' ,
Dry call meals ( UoieJ ) . shoulders , J5.2S ; extra.
ihort clear. Ji ; ribs , ti.U'Ashoru , Jilsj
IlBCBIlTS-Flour. 6.000 bbli. ; wheat. $1.000 bu. :
coni. 57.0M bu. ; oaU. 58.000 bu.
KHIPMlJNTS-Klour. 4.0W I.I.I. , ; wheat ! 9C03
bo.i corn , K.004 bu. ; catj , 10.009 fcr. ,
CQJIJLHCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Whtat Shows Strength for tlu FirstTirao in
Six Days ,
BAD CttP REPORTS CAUSE COV-RING
Oilier MitrlivtH Arc l-'lrni lint Unit wllli
Ilio r.\ < -i-I > lli > ii of OiilK ) Wlileh
Citliix a Sninll
I'riiolloii.
CHICAGO , Nov. C. There was n turn In
th6 tldo In tlio wheat market today. The
market showed stronsth for tlio first time
In a week , the December closltiR Ho higher.
Crop reports from Ohio nnd .Missouri were
sensationally bad nnd drove shorts to cover.
Other markets llrm , but dull , wllh the ex
ception of oats. Corn closed UQUc higher ,
oats > Jo higher nnd provisions 2& < [ joc higher.
Wheat wiia Btrong at the opening1. The
Liverpool market was not n sharer to the
full extent In the previous day's weakness
here. Paris sent bullish ndvlccs. The
week's clearances from all Atlantic ports
were C,573,21C bu. , and Liverpool bids for
Chicago Xo. 2 spring wheat were 3d per
quarter ( > Jo a bushel ) higher than those
of the day before. The most bullish of the
early news TVOS the Ohio crop report , mak
ing the condition of wheat In that state
51 per cent nnd the reduction In acreage 1 ?
per cent. This report > was made up before
the recent rains , but had a marked effect ,
nevertheless , and was tlio main factor In
tlio opening advance and the gain which
followed.
The ntnvs was not nil biillls-h. The domestic -
tic recelpta were not less liberal than be
fore. Chicago had ISO cars , compared with
222 a. year ago ; Minneapolis and .Dnhitli re
ported 1,118 cars , against 775 last year. TXie
total receipts at the principal western mar
kets were 1,184,218 bu. , against 42.7G4 foil , thu
corresponding day of 1S9G. That would per
haps liavo had some effect In checking the
deslro to buy , had the shorts not been over
sold , ns was evidently the case. Continental
cablegrams quoted declines ot 12V4 centimes
it Antwerp and from 10 to 20 centimes nt
Paris , besides 50 centimes decline In Hour
it the latter place. .Minneapolis . i.vlred that
2,000 cars of wheat were looked for as the
receipts there Monday , but neither did that
bonellt the shorts to any appreciable ex
tent. Tuo Increase In receipts this week
over last nt Minneapolis and Dulnth num
bered CIO carloads. The Atlantic port ex
ports amounted In wheat and Hour to C01-
KW bu. A Now York dispatch Rild a cargo
of wheat had been worked for Vienna , via
Hamburg , and another New York message
reported twenty-live boatloads taken chlelly
for Franco. It was also reported that Ilf-
lecn boatloads of 'Manitoba wheat had been
worked for the United Kingdom. The trail
ing was light and only spasmodically active.
December was not much heard of , but Its
value had many changes. It seemed Impos
sible to make two consecutive trades In
December at the same price. . It ranged
from Single to SJ c , and closed % c higher at
9lc. May started ' /.c higher at from OlUfi
* ! ? < : , gradually Improved to Olftc. and from
that down again to 91 < 4fi91c. Afterward It
rose slowly to U2V4c , nnd closed nt
Corn wns llrm on a narrow amount of
trading. The. market was Inlluenccd by the
unexpected strength of cables and by yes
terday's largo export sales , New York re
porting iOO.OOO bu. sold. There was some
covering by parties who bought yesterday ,
which proved sulllt-lent to keep prices at n
slight advance. Hi-colpts were 437 cars.
Liverpool was Vdd higher. December rangeil
between 20Vlc and 25"iti2ijc , und closed Viff
' , ic higher at 26 2C c.
There was again an netlve trading In oats.
There was qitl e Influential selling through
out the. session , particularly by elevator
people , but all offerings were taken and the
market ruled strong from the start. There
\\iin a good cash demand. Receipts were SOS
cars. December ranged from IH S'lSTiiC to
lOVlc , closing 14e higher nt WhfilO'&c.
The market for provisions was duller , ll
possible , than It was yesterday. Prices
were steady within an extremely narrow
range. The cash trade was good , but the
almost utter lack of speculation made the
market devoid of feature. Offerings were
rery light : the chief factor Is slightly hlgl.iei
nrlces. The hog market is strong ana
higher. At the close December pork was
2i//iJnc higher nt JToT.i : December lard , 2JJ
( floe higher lit $4.23 , and December ribs , 2H
higher at $4.45.
Kstlmati-d receipts .Monday : Wheat , 110
cars ; corn , 533 cars ; oats , 200 cars ; -Tiogs ,
41,000 head.
Leading futures ranged aa follows :
Arllcl < .i Qpan. I Illfh. I Low. I Cloao. lYeatdy.
Whwit-
Nov. . . 03
M * < < 04 11:11. :
0 ! ! ? ! 90J1SM
Corn
Nov . . . 25W 25N
Doc. . . . JO 20K
Mny . . . 20W HO 2UJS
Oats
Due. . . . 104
Mny. . . 2W -'Hi
t'ork-
Dtc. . . . 7 75 7 on 7 B2K
Jail. . . . 8 OS B on 8 47H 8 02H
Lanl
Dec. . . . 4 2.1 4 27 4 22 4 23 4 22
Jan . . . 4 ; ! 7hi 4 4U 4 : i7h 4 40 4 87K
Sh'tlllbN
Dec. . 4 45 4 4S 4 42K 4 4fi 4 4I
Jan. . . . t 45 4 47 j 4 43 4 45 4 42
No. 2.
Cash quotations were OH follows :
n.omi Him : winter intents , $4.085.CO ;
straits , JI.40IH4CO ; spring specials. J3.M ; spring
patents. J4.7C f5.00 ; bakers. l3.Mi83.GO.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring , t7JjS71ic ; No. 3 spring ,
63c ; No. 2 red , 94T.C.
COHN No. 2. ; oV4c.
OATS No. 2 , IS'.ic ' , f. o. b. ; No. 2 wlilte ,
l ? ic.
IIVE No. 2. 47c.
IlAIlMV-Nn. 3 ,
n AXHEKl ) No. 1. ll.U3li(71.07 ,
TIMOTHY SKKD Prime. J2.Cj.
1'HOVISIONri MI-FB pork , per tibl. , J7 S507.CO.
I.nrcl. JUT 100 Ibs. , H.27'.iB4.3U. Short ribs sl.UB
( Iccsc ) . H.Z.'i'Sl.n. Dry nailed shoulders ( boxeil ) ,
J'.7.5f3.Wj ( sliort clear Milea ( boxed ) , J4.75 ®
4 7's
\VIII.SKV-UlstllIers' nnlshc.l . cooJs , per Eal.
$ I.1S. _
SUliAUS Cut loaf , Sr.,14 ; Krnnulntcd , fi.2l.
ArlleleH. Uiieelnn.
Flour. lbU 10,001) 12.00J
Wheat , bu fij.uuu 21D.DJI )
Com. Uu 25.1,0.10 41S.OOU
OaiN.bii Jill.HDD 4H I.UOU
Kjrc.bu 111,0 DO
tiiiilc.v.bii 1)2,000 ) 47.001)
On the Produce exchange today the butter mar
kel was llrm ; creameries , 15ft23c ; dairies , 12fi
2Ue. Cheese , quiet at Mf&lic. Kfc'KS. fresh. 16Hc. .
Llvi" poultry , tteady to easier : turkeys , HiJIOc
chlckeiiB , Sc ; fpiliiRB , 7c ; ducks " " '
\'IO\V VOItIC CKMCIIAL JI.VHKICTS
QIIOIOIIN ( | of < lie Day oil Geiicrn
C'ouiiiiiidlllt-N.
NI-3\V YOIIK , Nov. 0.-l."IX5lHt-Ui--celplp , 21,31
bbln. ; exports , 2I,47J bblx. ; quiet , but steadier
paii'iits , JS.lOSjO.-T ) ; Mliineiviia bakers'
winter palente , JJ.OJ&r. 25 ; wlnte
KtrulKhtH , H.GIfH.75 ; w. liter lc.w Kniilcn , } 2.IO2.IO |
Ityu Hour , qulft ; fancy , J2.'JCKj3.M. Ituckwlua
llimr , iiulol , } l. < . ' , 71.fU.
Ht'CKWIlKAT yulet , 176400.
ClN.MiAI--niill : yellow western , COgc.'c
brandy wine , Jl.Si'in.'JO. '
HYi : Hull ; No. 2 weHlern , 49c.
HAUI.KY-nrin ; fenllnR , S8o bid.
u-Kiitv MAI/r-Hti-aity ; Wfitein , 59 4o.
\VHUAT lleci-lptii , U3tM bu , ; expoits , ! S7fO
1m. l pot , Him ; No. 3 ifit , > 1.UO % ; No. 1 li
Duhilli , il.01 % Opllons upviitM llrincr < m .
bulllsli Ohio filato report and better cables than
i-xprctcil , uilvunieit on foiel n buy.nir , expo
liusinrB.s ami covfiliik and cloned xlront , ' at > < { < til
net iiilvunre : No. s red Novembi-r clon l , sjc
Ueceinbi-r , 916'jTiic : cloxcd. i)7c. )
fOIIN Itecclptu. 13if:5 bu. : nporttt , 2C4.S46 bu.
Spot , llrm ; No. y. 32 > ; c , Options ijulet tut firm
ult niuniliiK > m IlKlit receipts , sjmpatliy with
wheat and Bli-ady cabli-j , closi-il ifi > io net hlKher ;
November rlnM.il , HW1-- ; December , ilUilSlljc ;
closet ] , 3l\c.
OATH llcci'IMK , 317,300 bu. ; exports , 9C.HI bu.
HIKII , llrm ; No , 2. 2 < Hc. Options , quiet but
sioiiily with I lie oilier maikuts. rloslni ; tic net
lilubtr.
HAY Steady ; fclilpplns. Jl. 003)M ; good to
cliolcp. t3.0njj7.00.
HOI'S Steady ; state , common to gcxid , IW5
crop.fiCo ; JfcW crop , Gff'je ; 1837 crop , 110 17c ;
London maikel , WcSKl.Wi.
HIDHS gulet ; Cr.heston , 15c ; Tt > xaH dry , KO
12H ! Calif jrnlu , 17jlSc.
LIJATHKR yulel ; hemlock note , Ilucnos Ayren ,
IlKhl til heavy welghlH , SOVitf-'Hic.
I'llOVIHIONH Ileef. Kleady ; family , > 9. OB'IO Ort ;
extin mesa , $7 , ! > 08.M ( | ) : beef hams J4.WWM.O ) ;
packet , tS.&CfiV.r i. Out meats , steady ; jilcklcd
UllleH. SG.'iiiitli.i ) i pU'lcled klioulilers , 11.73 ; hame ,
J7.75ii8.0) . Ijird , steady : western retlned. steady ;
continent. $ .V I'ork , dull ; me H , IS. tons. V5 ; aliurt
clear , flU.OUiili.M ; fainlly , ill. 0)012 ) 25. Tallow ,
dull ; city , 3ij > ii3 3IC.country ; , 3itf3'jc. !
OILS-Collonnel , Weak ; prime crude. ISljfllPc ;
prime yellow , 21f21Hc : butler oil , 25fl27c : prime
rummer wlilte , 2l'iti'i ' > f ; prime winter yellow ,
S7jL'"iif. tviioleum , 1'ennsyUanla crude , no
market ; nominally , tec. Itosln , quiet ; strained ,
Domivon to fuoJ. II.40Q1.4J. Tumrntlne , qu'.et ,
SOfiSO',40.
IlIfK Quiet ; fair to extra , IHGG'.Sc ; Japan ,
.
MOI ASSKH-Qulel ; choice. MRJ1C.
KHKIC1HTH Firmer ; uteani , StoJ > rraln , by
steam , < Hc.
Ml-n'AI.H I'lB Iron , quiet ; sou'hem , tlO.Z'ft
11,55 ; noillif/n , HO.WOIJIS. Cupper , ca y ; l.ike
brokers' . lOTtc. Lead , dull ; domestic , f.75. Tin ,
plates , dull ,
ICiiiisiiM Cllx Uraiu mill I'rnvlilnnsi.
KANSAS CITY. Nov.WHBATMurket
liljlier onJ more uctlvt ; No. 1 liarJ ,
Ni 8 W'tltMi N L 4 , 7SflS > < ,
No 1 rel Mi. N j S , K . N . S > ; , jsi ! < , n rnr
of mlxpil nt Mlic. No 4 , S'KjS.'S | N.J. S
Wo , Ni8 , 7 ! > ? * *
C'OHX Mntket nctlVPi Ho. ZMSxe.l . , ,
OATS Mirkct slow , tut II m , No. 2 white ,
2l IKc. J R
nYK-Matkft iitenily ; No. I3i Of.
MAY M rt t netlve , f teadvml unclmnged.
llt'TTin-Mnrket ttnd > - ; , < ryunerles , 19C c ;
dnlry , I.t97ic. . .
KOOS-Mnrket very firm nt 'fR '
HKC'KIJTS Wheat , IM.HW luRSlcorn , 4I.CCO bu. !
ont . 4.i liu. > * }
SlIlPMKNTS-Whent. MCW , l u.j corn , 29,100
bu. ; oam , njno. r . , ,
C nil 11 mill t'irnvUlonK.
I.tVnUIOOU Nov.WHRHT - < Spot , quiet ;
No. 2 red. e tfrn , winter , 'flttllint < lid ; No.
t red. northern , frrh'ir. ' Oulinii.7 | 8d.
COUN American mixed , | iol.tflrm nl 3s Hid ;
November , dteady 3 lHi\l \ lftcmber ) , ittady
nt Ss M > January , xtendy nt SM 4.1.
ri-Ol'U-St. Ixiuld fnncy wlhlrf ; firm nt 10s 3d.
HOI'S At London ( I'ntlllS" eon. ) t ) , nrm nt
4 1. > fl > fi r. . 4 I '
I'ltOVISlUNS llecf , cxtrn nisun , dull nt 6"s Mj
rlmc inecu , dull nl tfin 3d. 1'ork , prime mcsp ,
line wentrrn , dull nt 4Sj > od ; prime mtr , me
dium wisfern , dull nt 45s. Hams , short cut ,
14 to 16 lb . , dull nt 3llipon. . Cumberland
cut , 2S to 30 Ibs. , Menily nt 39n 6d : short Jibs ,
2i ) to 24 Ilia. , steady nt 37ti ; lonjf clenr mid *
dies , light , .V , to 38 His. , utendy nt 38s ; lonp
clear mlddlen , heavy , 40 to 4S M.S. . , sternly nt
35s ; short clenr back * , 16 to 18 lie. , steady nt
33 C < l ; clear bellies. 12 to 14 ll > - . , dull nt 42 .
Shoiildern , rqtinrp , 12 to 14 Ibs. , nrm nt 23s Cd.
Lard , prime western , ulendy nt ! 2a M ,
ClIKKSlAmerlcnn , llncst white and colored ,
dull nt 4H.
TALIXJVV Prime city , steady nt Ifs.
onCottoiifeed , Liverpool refined , dull nt 15s.
Spirits of turpentine , steady nl 23s Cd. Hosln ,
common , steady nt 4s 3d.
HiiKlnutrt ! > larlci < < N.
11ALTIMOUK. Nov. B.-l.'Ixnnt-rull nnd
lower ; western superfine. J2.70H3.10 ; extra. ta.Kn
4 > 10i JlS.fAmlly' ! 4.50ffll.7f , ; winter wheat pal-
entx , 44.POfJo.IO ! fprlnp pntento , J5.COJJ3.25 ; pprlns
wheat straights , Jl.SOiffS.OO ; receipts , 8,152 bbls :
no exports.
WHKAT Stendy ; Fpot nnd month , 9TtJHDT 4c ;
December , 97'tfl97ie ; Mny. jSUo a > ked ; stcnmer
No. 2 red , SHUiiiSc ; receipts , C0.a)7 ) bu. ; no ex
ports : southern wheat by sample , 9 iT9Sp
COltN Klrm : spot nnd month , 31'itf3l4c ! : Pe.
cembcr , 31 jW31T ( > e : November or December ,
new or old. 31Uf3l',4c ! : Meamer mixed , 29 r:9Uc :
receipts , 107,513 bu. ; exports , 42,657 bu. ; southern
white corn , 33J34c new ; southern yellow. 31UO
32Jo ! new.
OATS Klrm : No. 2 whlto. 27J27'4c : No. 2
mixed , 233i,4cj receipts , SG.250 bu. , no exports.
UYU-Steau1- : . 2 western , 53J5c ; receipts ,
15,156 bu. : no exports
HAY Hafler ; choice timothy , (13 naked.
OHA1N PltKtnUTS Very llrm and unclmiiRed ;
.tteam to Liverpool , per bu. , < > 4d November ;
Cork for orders , per quarter , 3s 10',4d.
lIUTTBll-Steady ; fresh creamery , 23I2lc.
KGas-KIrm : frejh. l H8ie. !
CHKIWK Steady and unclianRed : fancy New
York , large ,
CofTiMMitrlcutN. .
Ni\V YOHIC , Nov. 6 , COFFER-Optlons
opened steady nt nn ndvance of fiTlo points ,
ruled fnlrly netlve nnd Kenernlly llrmer fiillow-
better ' Kuroi enn ndvlcVa' ' than expected and
steady. 'Spot imrket ciiilrlnff coverlnt ? and 1m-
pro\eil HpeculnlUe buylns closed firm at net ml-
vance of from 10 to 20 points. Sales , 2.1.000 ban ,
lulllillnn Novcmlier , $5 : 'December ' , JVTOif..S1) ) .
pot coffee , Itlo. llrmer ; Nn. 7 Invoice , I6.KO ; No ,
7 Johblnir , J7. Mild , stifidy ; Cordova , JO.Wfiin.OO.
Total warehouse deliveries from the United
Stntes. 17kir. ) bass. Including 1,1.543 lings from
New- York ; New York ntnclc today , 403,913 IIURS ;
United States stoek , 613,520 lines ; nlloat for the
I'nltcd States , 2k < \ IMO IHIKH ; total visible for tbe
t'nltwl States , Mia.SM baits , acalnst S1,5CC barjs
last year nnd 547CCC IKIKH In 1S9. , .
HAVHK , Nov. ( ! . COFKEU Opened quiet , Mf
lower , at noon vjf hlKher ; pales , 7.0W liai-s.
irAMIU'HO , Nov. 0. COFFRK-OpenR ] UtfVj
hlclier , closed unchanged to ' ,1 net advance ; sale' ,
23.0IW bags.
riiioliiiuill .MnrkrlN.
CINCINNATI , Nov. C.-FLOUK-Steady ; fancy ,
WIIKAT Ensy : No. 2 red , .9.1c.
COHN Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 2ic. !
OATS Steady ; No. 2 mixed. 21',4c. '
HYK Steady ; No. 2 , 47c. , , -i "
I'HOVISIONS-Uird. easltf nt , 4.15. Hulk
mcatH , i-tcndyi nt JI.K. Daean , ( ftilct nt 50,13.
WHISKY Steady nt I1.1W
nUTTKIl Firm ; fancy iMln : , creaniery , 23c :
Ohio fancy separator , 20f22c { natlicieil creams ,
HfflSc. , ' t
SUOAR Dull ; hard rertncd , JI.1083.S3.
noOS Stendy nt 13c.
CI IK HSU Firm ; Kood to prime , Ohio Hat , 9c.
H rill ii Ili'ColptN nt rrliioliinl MnrUofx.
MINNICAI'OI.IS , Nov. C. ttn-efiiis : Wheat. 7RS
cjirp. '
CHICAGO , Nov. C. Receipts toJny : Wheat , 139
cars ; corn , 437 cars ; onts , ' 50S-'cars. Intimated
cars Monday : Wheat , 110 ; corn , SIS ; oats , 270.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 6. Receipts : \Vhcnt. HO cars
DUIAJTH , Nov. 6. Itecelpls : Wheat. 40t ! cars !
rnOKIA. Nov. fi. IlecelptJ : Corn , 33.330 bu. ;
OL at , 41,2.10 bu. ; rye. COp bu. : ovlilsky. 73 bbl ? . ;
wheat. 3.COO bu. Shipments ; : "corii-UYsW bil. ; oat. )
14,450 bu. ; rye , none ; whisky , 1,113 bbls. ; wheat ,
none.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 6. Itecelpls : Wheat , Ell
cars. ' . > .
Tolcilo . .
TOLEDO. Nov. ( i. \ VHIJATHrigber and ilull
No 2. cash. ! )3c ) ; December ' 90n. .
COUN Uull nnd steady ; No : . 3vmlxed. M',4e.
OATS Dull nnd steady ; No. 2 mixed , I8i c.
nYK-Qlllet : No. 2 , cnfJl. 4Sc.
CIXH'KUSREU Active anil unchanged ; prime ,
cash. J3.27.
OIL Unchanged.
Nov YIII-U'H InipurtM nn'il
NKW YOHIC , Nov. f. The exports ot specie
from tbe port of New York for the week
amounted to J12.1SO In gold nnd J702.271 In sli
ver. The- Imports were : Oold , J7S.901 ; Bllver.
$01.301 ; dry goods and general merchandise ,
JG.4SS,313.
I'onrlni Mnrkctx.
rrcOUIA , Nov. 6. COHN Market firm nml
steadv ; No 2. 2. > c.
OATS Market firm ; No. 2 white , 21c.
nYB Market quiet ; No. 2. 4Sc.
WHISKY IllKli proof spirits. $1.19. .
Detroit Cm I ii Mnrkct.
DKTIIOIT , Nov. C. WIIKAT-No. 3 red , 93'ic ;
No. 1 w-.ilte. 03c ; nccember , S4Uc ; May , 9JJc.
COUN No. 2 , Kite.
OATS No. 2 wblte , 22ic. ! ,
IlYE-No. 2 , 47 c.
STOCKS AM ) HOMIS.
Hurly HimI.i'mlx to Llqiildndoii or
LOIIK AiM-ouiifN.
NRW YOUIC , Nov. C. There wan some naturn
tendency toward recovery In price nt the openlns
today In view of the heavy nnd rather excessive
declines of yesterday and of the active coverliiR
movement In prepress at tbc close of tbe. mar
ket yesterday. There had been a. recover ) ' In the
prices of Americans on the London exchange
before tbe opening here. The opening tln-ru
rbowed lie-lines to the New York parity , but
the level was sharply above the New York levi-1
by the time Ihe market opened here. Tills en-
couraRcd purchases here and a number of stocks
opened over a point hlKher than lust nlKlit , The
London market for American shares has crown
o narrow anfl the floating supply of stocks
there IB so rmall that prices there nro easily
subject to manipulation for effect on the opening
trading litre. There seemed xromul for suiplelon
that this mornlns's rise In l/omlun was due t <
some such effort from this sldo. At all events
tbe rife which was thus stimulated here led to
quirk taking of profits and to pome further llqut
datlon of Ion ? accounts , carrying prices below
last night's level. They hardened iipaln am
rarrd off finally , leaving fractional net Rains In
the majority of cases. The dccrMse 111 curplun
rercn'eB shown by the bank statement probubly
Induced ionucelling , thoiiRh the cbange wan
due 111 greater part to tlni heavy Increase In dc
poults and the consequent raising ot theleRa
reserve- limits than lo tbe actual decreases In
cash. The largo Increase of loans In face of th
heavy speculative accounts that have been clone ,
out of tbe Htock exchange durbiR tbc week proth
ably linn to do with the I'nlon I'aclflc sale.
The. week ban peen a total los. of confidence 01
tin. part of tbe bull operators who have been
looking for the turn In the tide of reaction 01
( he Ktock exchange. On l''ildiiy thertwaa heav ]
liquidation of IOIIR holdings , and so far nn up
pearances go no buylni ; cupport for stocks at any
concession , however vloltnl. ' Tbe octens.lblc mu
ttve was fear of war with rlpaln on account o ;
Cuba , Intensified by the call f om the Clmmbei
of Ciimineree for Increased Turycs to man 0111
i-oist defentcs and by the public utterances o
tbe ex-Hnlloi Ktnteu mlnUlcT lo Spain. The
marki-t took on rather unirtUlflnl tone before
( be day wanovi-r , and abnjirdlyfitlvo rumors wert ;
put In circulation In keep | ) ( ; - down vbll&
aborts covered. These Incidents , coupled will
today's recovery , nre significant 'technical hull
vatlons of a culmination of a hVArked downwun
movement jutt as heavy huylnifr sharp ilses in
prices and the HtlrrlnK up of fU'i/Jstocks | are Ihe
Ifcbnleal Indications of tbe culmination ot t
sustained rise. The Jet-linen' on1 the werk have
icached 1ft per cent In Buttar.7 > % per cent In New
Jersey Central nnd 3 per cent uriover all IbroURl
the active railroads and Industrial ( stocks
Sugar's Kpeclal weakness has bfcn due to Hit
Fcrious Miners nf tinpri'sldc'iit M the company
Thv decllno In prl 'e bas continued now pracd
rally wltliotit Intermpllon bf' any Importanrt
clnciIhe second week In September , when the
culmination of the rise wuurefilled. On Hep
tcmbcr 13 the nviroi-e price g ( twenty nil I rom
rtoeks was about C6.fj a hlmre"nnd last nl h
the u\craKe price of tinranie liliick was 57.20
On BcpH-mbiT 10 the averaKe 'price of twclvi
leading Industrials was U.S2 ; | , itlafr. ) Last nluh
It was 45,73. It U an Invariable rul that an
upward course of prices In tlte > market < 1be no
terminate until It has uppuently" exceeded ttrclf
and reaction Is n certainly , corroborated by
abundant I'lstorlcal picc.ilnn , i-vcn In face o
contlnulnR favoruble coivlltliiin- . The rise which
culminated In the second Meek nf September can
lii traeed to It * t-otirccs In Ilio latter pnit o
July , There had been Improvement before then
und simulation < m the prospect of business ri-
vlval. Hut the final PUMUKB of the tariff till
was accepted as clearing the Industrie
sltuallon and clvlng settled con.lltlone
There were lower prices Hfterward 01
profit taking , but for the most part the course
was steadily upward. The Krcwlh of the convic.
lion of a bountiful harvest nnd of an urRint
demand for our products from abroad were re
flected In the bull market of ( hut period. A
comparison of prlcei of leading flocks rullnt ,
today with those lulliif July 21 last shows In-
tereetlnK retulls. The uveruce price of that
date of twenty railroad stocks wa > 67S n
share , compared with 67.W last nlicht for the.
lame Blocks , The price for twelve induitrla
stocks on July 21 was 47t : a rhnre , an com
pared with U.S7 last nltht. In tbe Hit ot tht
f ho R-nnRt-i * only three hnw n vnrlntb.n .
i i of as milt i nil three points us txtu-ren the
; wn dates mined. Home few rtockf , notably
he coalers , HilRnr , Leather preferred , 1'nrltla
Mall nml Knnsns At Pnclflu preferred Imv * Rune
ft little lower tbnn they were July SI. 1 n
rally tpenklng , U mny be us Id Hint prices hitvn
iliout n-lrnced t.iflr course to where they wtrc
eforo the latt- marvelous Increase In traftle
and earnings during that period ,
UoniU have been lets nftectrd by depression
luring the' we k , but prices Imv * shown sympa
thetic di-cllne.r Vnltf'1 ' States 4 , olJ , IMVC de
clined 4'i ' for the wctk ,
The Kvenlng I'nsfs Ixindnii financial cnhl .
Brain nays : "Tbe Mock miirkeH re Idle In
lew of the settlement of mines , which wns to
-ominenco cm Monday next. Americans were
nbciut nt the rarity. There wan no Initiative
icro except where Ihe speculative position Is
ullo stnnll nnd that Ii principally where n stale
mil nccount Is cnrrled for New York. Trade re-
urns for OctotK-r arc unsntlsfiu'tory. Imports
ecrenwil JCM1.000 nnd exports JCU,40) . < Xi ) , the
fitter chlelly due to a falling oft In exports to
ho United silntcj. "
The following were Ihe closing quotations on
he trading stocks of the New York exchange
oday :
Vtrhinon 1VH St. I'nul
dopfd 2Ut do | lfd . . .13HV ,
ll.illhnoro A Ohio. , in St. P. .t Om 7flt !
2nn.vl.i Pacific. "OH do pfil 140
3annihi Southern. , M j St , P. M. AM 12III *
> ntralP.iclllo 13 So. I'nolflc 1PH
? | IOH. AOhto , , unij So. llnllw.iy KU
ChleajroA AUon.,1 nt ) ilo pfd . , , , , 28) ) < j
a. n. AQ ( is oxus A Pacific , . . . 10H
O.AE. i MH Union 1'aclfle t. r. . V0 4
(5.0. ( A SUL SIM U. P. U. AO 7
ilopfd HO \Vnbash 7ni (
Dfd. A Hudson 101IH do Dfd 1IIH
Del. I. . A W IM Wheel. A Tj. K. . . . 1
ueu.Aiiioa in Wheel. A L. K. | ) fd 8
ilo pfd 4HH Ad.ltim Rx . . . .1(5 !
Brio ( now ) 14V AniRrlcnn MX 11 " >
Krlnlstpfd Hl ( United StntniKx. . . 4(1 (
PI. Wnvno HIS WcllnP.ir.ro Kx..Hsi )
OreatNorlhornpM.KIO A. Cot. Oil 'Jli ( (
Ilix-klnr VallfV. . . . ftW do pfd 7A
IlllnolBOonlr.il. . . . PHH Am. Spirits. HLJ
LnkoErluAW. . . . 14H Amu Spirits pfd. . . 2314
iloiifd 08 Am. Tobacco 7 H
[ .nkcSlioro 1011 do nfd in1. )
LoulHVllloAN.iih. A2U Cblc.itro ( ina lMi , {
Mnnlmtl.in L US1 * Cons. Una 1D7
Mcl.Tr.ictlon IDUi Com. Cabin Co 17 * >
Mlchl.iti Centr.tL. 0 Col. K. A Ire 21U
Minn. , V St. n 22 do | ) M 70
dolslnfd H'J en. Klcctrlo. 3IM
Mo.l'-iclllc U7 Illinois Sloi-1 .18
Mobiio.v obio ai : LnClcdo O.IR 40
Mo.K. .t T 1'j : Lead 3'J )
do pfd 211' ' do pfd. . , , , | ) DH
ChlcngoIml. A.L. . . 8 Nat. Lin. Oil 14
dopfd 2fl On-iroii Imp Co in
N.J. Ccnlral H7' ' Pacific Mall ll ! >
N. Y.Conlral lO. " Pullman Pal 1117
N. Y. Chi. A St. L. . IS1 SilverCartlllciiti'H , . 0711
do lot pfd 7:1 : Stnnd.llopc. AT. . , . 4 > i
do'Jdpfd ni4 ( Sucar 13'J
Norfolk .t Western 13' do pfd
No. Amor. Co. . . . . . . 4 T. C. A Iron
No. Pacific. . . 17 U. S. Leather 7
do pfd .MI' ilo pfil (10U
Ontario & \V in U. S , lltibbar 10H
Oro. 1U .VNav 3(1 ( do pfd lir.VS
Ore. Short Line Wi-slurn Union 86H
PltlHbure North western llKii
Ri'-iillnc ilopfd KI'J
Itm-k Island lllo iJnmdo Wcsl.2'J
St.I < nnl8AS. ; P ilopfd C > ; i
dopfd Cbl.lU. WeHturn. . . l'J5
second assessment paid.
Total sales of flocks today , 203,820 shares. In-
chidliiR : Chicago , Ilurllnston & Qulncy , 19.0S7 ;
Louisville & Nashville. G.CGO ; Miinhatlnn L. 3.230 ;
Mlss-ourl 1'aclllc , 7.3S12 ; New York Central , 3.S23 ;
Northern I'uclllc preferred , 10.7t3 ; Headlnp. 4.C70 ;
llock isUnffl. 8.395 ; } Jt. Paul , 17.ICJ t'nlon I'aelllc.
5,300 ; ChlcnKo Ga . .1.470 ; SiiKur , 17.JC.1 ; Tennessee
( Vn | and Iron , 3,005 ; ChlciiRo Gieat Western.
6,014.
Xt > w Yurie .IIiiiu- }
NKW YOHIC. Nov. . MONKY ON CAI.I.-
Nonilnally , 1U2 per cent.
I'ttlMIJ ilKltCANTILK l'APKIl-3f4'i | ' per
WmiLlNO KXClIANOK-Steady , with actual
business In bankers' bills al $4.So % 4.S.1i < . for
demand. nivJ JI.R't5ri.S2'l ) for sixty days : posted
rates. J.S3',4 ami Sl.hiiVj ; commercial bills , JI 8 : .
IIAK HIUYKIl-A'Ue.
MBXlfAN DOLI.A11R 44V.C.
IIOND.S State bonds , dull ; railroad bond , firm ;
Roveimnent bondsi , stendy.
Closing quotatlona on bonds were as follows :
II. S. new4i. r.ii. . . . Ijs
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
U.S. H3\vls eoa N ! c. nV.'r.- ; >
U.S. 4Hroz N.O.-ls 1(1.
U.S. 4s , coup. . . No. Pacific lull..11 ! )
U.S. is , rj ? . . . . No. Pacific 3d BOW
U.S. ris.ro ? No. Pacltla 4 tin' *
U.S..Is. coup. . . " V. C. A St. L.4n..U > : iU
District ! ! . ( ! : > . . UH 12(1 (
Ala..class A. . . . N.V. . Comols 14(1 (
Alaclass is , . . . N. W. Del ) . 5s 115
Ala..rl.iHsC. . . . 11)1) ) ) Ore. Nav.Ut * 111H
Ala. Currency. . . . D- * Oro. N.iv. 4 * . . . . liu
AtcblHun Is fill O. S. I. . ! . t. r. . . . . Ill )
Atcblaonau ] , 4s. O. S. L fii. t. r l-J )
C.uiadaSo.-'nds. . . 107 O. Imp. tHts. t. r.,102
C..VN. P. Ir SB. . 4l' ' < O. Im D. ' 1.1. t. r : r.l
C. A O. OH 110H PaclllcBH of'OS. . .KI-JK
Itjndln ? 4s Kl
D. Ml G. IsU lj ( ) ll.O.We-it IBIS 81
D.iU. O.4 SS St. L.&I. M. Cot. 1 H4
St. L , . AS. RG3H.0.11.1
KrioGsu. 4 . 70 St. P. Consols 11W
F. W..tD. IB. t. r. . Sl < SL P.O. A P. iHts. . . 1111
'icn. Glee. C.H . 1(114 ( st. p. C. < AP. a no
O.H. S. A.Us . 1011 S. C. nonfund. ' . /
G. II. AS. A. a J 8. . . 10 .Ml' Soulhorii Rv. 5s. . , . POM
nt.5 11U S. K.AT. Us IIDH
II.AT. C.coo Ui. , > 103 Tenti.n'wsetl4 : . , 84'
Iowa C lBts ii 1174 Ti.-x. IMc. L. G. 1st ! tl- >
K. P. IstB. t : r R ( Tex. Paj. Us.'ds. . . mix
K. P. con. I. . . . ; - . . . U. P. IHIS 102
La.NnwCon.-ls. . . . Hit U. P. 1) . AQ. Ists. . 4im
L. AN. Unl 4s 84 Wab. 1st Hs lo.'iVt
Missouri Us 100 Wab. 2dM 77
M.K.AT. 2Ja udd. Wesl Sboru 4 s.
M.1C.AT.43 HSUlVa. Centurlos 117
N.Y.C.lsts 118 Va. ilefunv-.l 4
Ilonloii NtovU
BOSTON. Nov. C. Cull loans. 3ffl per cent ;
time loans. SQ1 ! per cent. Closing prices for
stacks , bonds and mining shares ;
A.T.AS.'E1 12M w. Elec. Ufa fil
American Suzar. . I'.llH VVIs. Cent 52
Ani.Sujar ofJ. . . . I0n < Ed. Eloo. III. liii )
UavState Oas . . . . lj ! nen. Klea. pfd 81
Bell Ttflopbone. . . 2r- > AtclilHon pfd Jll
Hoston A Alb.lnv. 218 AtClllHOt ) 4B B3
UosiouA..Malne. . . KIT Con. KlL'o. AH 100
C..II. AQ Alloncz 7B
General Kloctno. . itii Ailiunlo. JSM
Illinois Stuol 38 Iloston A Mnnt.iii i l.1'i :
Mexican Central. . lliitto.t llostcn. . . . lin
N. Y. A N.E C.llumctA Ucoll. . 436
Old Colour Centennial irV {
O.S. L Franklli l"jj
Hubbcr 111
Union Pacific Onccola : I4
WcHtEna Oulncy j ID
West End Did m ) TatnaracK I-,1 ,
W. Elcc. . . . \Volvorma
Sun Ki-nnt-lMCii .IIIiiiiiK Uuntnllniisj.
SAN KUANCISCO , Nov. C. TliP olllclal closing
quotations on mining stocks today were as fol
lows :
Aim lo Flaloi Norcroiv. ISA
AlnhaCon 13 KoMtueky Con . ISAI
Andes 28 Mexican . ,
Uclcher 4il Occidental Con. , , , no
IleHt.t llelctier. . . . 43 Onlilr. . K7
llulltnn 12 Ovormnii .
Caledonia 21) Potosi . 02
ChallcnccCoti : < " > 4:1 :
Chollar. M Slurr.i Nav.il.i. , . . 71
Confidence 10 ! ) Silver Till ! . . . 71r
Con.Cil.A : V.I 111 ! Union Con. , . . , 10
Con. Iinp2rl.il 2 Utah Con . 13
Crown 1'oint ill ) Yellow Jacket. . . . 47
iioulu&Currin. _ . . . 33 Stiinil.ir.1 . _ 1U5
Silver barn , Mc ; Mexican dollars , 40ff4CJc ! ;
drafts , Bight , Uijc ; drafls , telpgroph , 20c.
York Quotation * ,
NHW YOIIK. Nov , 6. The following are the
closing mining quotations ;
Chollar. 150 Oufirio : iii )
CrowiiVolnt : iO Ouiiir. 7fi
Con.Cnl. A Va. . . . 110 Plvmoutn , OS
Dead wood , . no Quicksilver 103
Oould.t Curry SO OulciiHilver ofa. . . li ) : ( )
Hale A ; Norm-cm. . 140 Slcrr.iNair.i1i. . . . US
IlomesUke 301)0 ) SlanrtarJ 1U5
Iron Silver VII Union Con .15
Mexican .IS Yotlow Jaoiot . . . . 40
I/oiidiiii Slock
l/ONDON. Nov. C. 4 p. in. closing :
Consul s , in ' .v 112 V * SNMUI coinmon. , , ui ;
CoiiBolH. acc't H'-'U N Y. C ntr.u lOHJf
Can. I'jjlhc Kllfi PciiiiHylvanla rH
Brio 14 , ' , Ko.-idlnir 10'4
Krlo Ibtnru ! IS Mox , ( Un , nowlj , . Ul ) ' , (
III. Ciiiir.u lot AtchiHcn 12lf ,
Mi-.Mcuu oramarv. . IS L. AN B454
11AH HILVIill Steady ; 26V4d per ounce.
MONIiY 2H Ir I cent ,
Th < i rale of discount In the open market for
short blllu Is 2 (1- % per cent ; fan three- months
bills , 2 4254 per cent.
Gold Is quoted at Ilucnos Ayrcs today nt 175 70
nt Lisbon , 47.23 ; ut Home , 103.32. American
eagles , 70.s Gd.
\ < - v York Yi'i-ckly ll.ink Mliili-nifiil ,
NKW yoilIC , No\7-C. The weekly bank state
men ! shown the following changes : Surplus , re
serve , deciearo J3.0'jOf , ; . ' ; loans , Increasa IGS3o-
3V ( ) ; Bpecle , Increase J..O.TW ; legal tenders , dp >
crciifc J1OIKO ! ) ; deposits , lncreai > e I7.003.UOO ; cir
culation , decrease J : 1.300. The banks now lion
121,181,223 In excess of Iho requirements of the
2i per cent rule.
.tiiii-rli-iiii .Sft-iii-llli-K In London ,
I/JNDON. Nov. 6.-The market for American
securities was weak ut the opening- , but
strengthened later , und closed Meudy. A better
feeling prevailed.
Pliiimrlnlotisi ,
IIOSTON. Nov. C.-Oarlngi ) , 23rBO,7C3 ; hat
anceF , I3.400'i23.
HALTIMOIli : . Nov. C.-ClcurliiBe , | 3Cf5f02i
halunrcf , H'Jl.fM' ' .
NKW YOHIC. Nov. G.-Cleiirlrign , JI3l , 7l,5Sl !
balHiices. Ji.U.r,7 ! 273
I'HILAUKLI'IUA. Nov. C. Clearings , J10.170 , .
397 : bnlances , tl,4S3,37S.
MICMI'IIIS. Nov. . C.-Cleaiings , 3I4,2M ; bal
Unces , I1C1.13I. New Yolk exchunge , selllni ; u
par.
CINCINNATI , Nov. C. New York exchange
23c prunlum ; money , 2i,8C < ! per cent , Clearings
il.707.KO.
NKW OUI-KANH , Nov , H.-C'learlngs. J1C 9.322
New York pxchange , bank , par ; commercial , tl,2 :
per JI < xn illtcnunl.
ST , UJl'IH. Nov. 6-Cleurlngs , 13.613.411 ; bal-
uncco , 1384.111. Money , SOS per cent ; New Yorl
exchange , 2Cc dlccount bid , par asked.
CHICAOO , Nov. C. Clearings. J15.C23.2S7. New
York exchange , ido premium : iiuntaj mte ( , II.S31
& 4.t > CH. Stocks , stronger , following Wall street
good demand for more uctlvo stGck : closing
\ \ > H Chicago , 98 : Diamond Mutch. UCVi ; Norll
Chlcnxo 22.1 ; Lake Street L. 16H ; New York
Illkcult , C2H ; .South Hld I , , ! J.
Korelitii Fliiiinuliil.
llKltl.IN. Nov. ( i. Kxclmngo on Ixindon.
marks J5 pfgi. for checki ,
I'AHIK. Nov. C.-Thrt-o per cent rentes. 103f Mo
for the account. Exchange on t/jndon , lif ISc for
check * . ' ' -
OMAHA LIVE STUCK MARKET
Saturday Olosos a Week of Light RoioSpts
with a Handful
SHORT SUPPLY IS SOON DISPOSED OF
lluyer * TnkiKvrrytlilniv In tinCnl -
tliMm * at 'Xi-inly PI-IIM-M
Op i-u SI run ir nml
ItlKliri- .
SOUTH OMAHA , Nov. C.-HoeclptS for the
days Indicated uere :
IMttlo. HOB * . Sheep. Horseg
N'ovcmbcr 6 f-57 S.SM
November 5 2.114 li.TU.I 1,7W GS
November 4 S.PW .1,02 , S.SJ3
November 3 4,7f4 ; 4.W4 S,4r > 5 . . . .
November 2 2,015 2,213 1,9M . . . .
November 1 6,103 1,110 1,1)13 ) 34
October 30 MS 3f > W iCiO1
October S9 , 3 l , S7 2,017 Bl
October 2S 73i5 3,591 . . . . 24
) ctobcr 27 6.0CS 4.401 2.f.S G
October 2rt 4 , ! IG tiK18 3,113 , . . . .
October 23 6,367 l.SSI 1KM ( 7
October 23 1,631 4,1.'SO M-l
) Ctobor 22 2,917 4,1X3 3.W7 . . . . '
Hccclpts for Ihe-week with comp.ulsous.
CnHle. HORB. Sheep.
Week ending Nov. B. . . . 2U.31S lfl.212. 1GW2
Week ending Oct. 30 III.SSS 24.S11 9.IKI
Week ending Out23 22.2S2 22.4S3 23.2.-.S
Week ending Oct. 1C 27.170 1P.S12 11.S2.1
The olllclnlnumbrr of enr.i ot clock
> rought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs.
C. , M. & St. 1 > . lly 1
O. & St. L. lly 1
Missouri Tactile Uy 7 ' <
Inlon raclllo Syatem S 7
' . , K. & M. V. U. 11 1 S
C. . St. r. , M. & o. ity a 4
t. & vM. It. It. U " 13
O. , H. & Q. lly 0
C. , ll. 1. & r. Hy. , li C
_
Toial receipts 2-'l n.1
The disposition ot the day's recelptH wn ?
is follows , each buyer purchasing the num-
jcr of head Indicated :
uycra. Cattle. Hogs. Si'iopp.
Omaha Tacking Co 2 727
The G. H. Hammond Co. tV 32' ' >
Swift anil Company SO 7.V. 12
IL-iu Cudahy Tacking Co. 12fl l.Oflt
t. Hccker and Degan . . . . 01
T. L. Carey v. . . . . . 21
Krebbs & Co 20
Cudahy T. Co. , K. C. . . . Ill
Other buyers f.9
Totals 007 3,550 M
CATTLK-Onlv twenty-two loads ot cattle
ill tola were reported In tin- yards , but
of that number seven were consigned dln-i-t
; o packers. In other words' , there were not
enough cattle here to establish values or
make a market. The few cattle offered sold
it about yesterday's prices and the trade
wns soon over lAlth.
There was ono bunc'.i of cattle carried
over from yesterday which sold ut J4.3D and
some other cornfed steers brought $4.20.
The trade was over with and the yards
le.irod at un early hour. Itcprescntatlve
SU1C3 !
1IEKK STKUUH ,
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr ,
2..7WJ3HO 711..1185 $1 30 . 40..1123 $1 20
20..12M ) 4 33
rows.
1 1050 240 2. . . . 970 2 f.O 1..1120 3 IS
1. . . . 790 2 W 1. . . . 910 200 1. . . . CiO 200
1..10V ) 270 1..11M1 3 i : 1. . . . MO 2 f,0
1. . . . SSO 2 CO 4..11C7 280 1..1S30 300
17..1174 325 2..102- 0 2. . . . ! > 07 230
1 MO 2 73 23. . . . M)7 ) 3 10
HIS IKK ItS.
1. . . . G30 2 f.O 2. . . . G30 373 3.,570 3 S3
20. . . . 513 3 20
" '
1..1S40 223 l..loo"2' Jl ) 1..12CO 235
CALYKS.
1. . . . 140 r , Ell L. . . 130 430 L. . . 170 373
4. . . . 3S5 430 25. . . . 400 125 3..213 323
STOCKKHS AND I-'KBUKIIS.
1 440 4 no 20. . . . 1)40 ) 4 IS 4. . . . 453 3 23
7. . . . C02 4 00
MILKKHS AND HPIUNUKIW.
No. . Pr.
1 cow and calf 3-S jj
WiSTI-itNS. : :
WYOMING.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
3 cows SO J2 ST. 3 COWS..10CO } 3 50
B Fleers 1128 3 f,0 11 steers,1141 383
21 Fleers 1312 4 10
COLOIIADO.
3 fenders..1010 323 25 feeders. . . . 720 400
HOS The market on hogs opened strong nnd
eloped about "c hlKher. The packers nil wauled
a few hags nnd the mnikel wan reasonably lie
tlvo nml HII early clearance was effected.
The liogn fold latsely nt J3.40iiJ3.50 nnd ono
choice load of butcher weights brought J3.C2' ! : .
Tbe average of all tbe sales was 2140 higher
than ye&terday.
The market as n whole wns In very fair condi
tion the past week , and. though t'.io market did
not touch as high a point as during the week
previous , the average for the whole week wan
higher. Tbc week opened at the lowest point
touched , by tbe rnaiket since July 23 , but un
Tuesday there was a sharp fldvanee of 12'i-c.
which was followed by a still further Ftronglh-
cnlng of values on Wednesday , tbe total advance
for the two days amounting to l.V. On Thursday
and 1'Ylday tbe market was unchanged , but on
Saturday It was stronger , tbc week closing 17Vtc
higher limn It opened , Rciircsvntallvc falcx :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
" 341 80 J3 40 fiO 311 120 J3 45
303 . . . 340 M 305 1BO .143
40 336 SO 3 40 C5 2M 120 3 43
40 3S ) . . . 340 7 2M . . . 347
41 ! 372 40 340 .14 291 120 3 47i >
M 347 120 3 40 f.0 323 SO 3 lift
3 ! ) 354 200 3 40 79 2J7 SO 3 471.4
S3 29S 40 340 fi7 277 . . . 3 47i !
60 305 RO 340 33 : 1C ! . . . 3 f,0
64 329 120 3 42 ( II 201 . . . 3 JM
48 301 SO 3 42'-i ' 33 2S8 ICO 350
r,7 303 ICO 3 42i ! C9 283 SO 3 SO
52 3 = 0 fO 3 42VJ 01 315 SO 3 SO
C7 303 200 3 B2V4 61 303 200 SSO
51 322 S' ' ) 345 S3 312 200 3d )
rtf 321 . . . 345 48 274 120 SSO
43 340 ICO 345 113 2CO . . . 3 C.21
D2 311 SO 345 S5 2Ci ( . . . 3 52'i
r.l 209 40 345 C9 200 120 355
S3 314 SO 3 45 71 171 . . . 3 55
64 2(0 ( . . . 345 f,9 210 . . . 353
S3 320 ffl 345 CO 233 . . . 3 C21i
CO 315 120 3 45
PHIS ODDS AND KNnfl.
1 270 . . . 300 3 2CO . . . 340
2 3HO . . . 325 8 21S S' ' ) 340
4 335 . . . 3 35 4 330 . . . 340
C 308 . . . 3 35 1 370 . . . 3 40
8 431 fcO 335 f , S56 . . . 340
1 310 . . . 333 3 310 . . . 340
3 270 . . . 331 3 " . . .2ffl . . . 340
1 SCO . . . 335 C 2V . . . 360
3 113 . . . 333 2 231 . . . 3.10
2 330 . . . 3 S3 3 20 . . . SSO
KI1KI3P Then1 were no fresh lecclpts nnd
nothing to make n market.
CHICAGO LIVIJ STOCK M.VIIKRT.
HOKM Active mill HlKlior SliiM-p
SiiliI nt ( InDcillni - .
CHICAGO , Nov. 6. Thei * was the
Fcarclty of offerings which characterizes the cat
Un market on Saturdays. T.ie few cattle for
sale welo disposed of at yesterday's pi Ices.
Quotations now rule nu follows : Cloud tu extra
beeves , < 4.fiO to J5.25 ; medium grades , 11,13 to
J4.43 ; stoekers nml feeders , J2.00 to JI.50culvcH ,
Koul , JC.25 to f7 ; bulls , cows und heifers. 3 to
14 ; Texas steers , (3.40 to ! 3.H ! ) ; westerns , (349 ( to
11.15.
Trade In Iws was active , prices ruling nbou
to per 100 IbH. lilgher than jcslcrdny. Knlca
were at an extreme rnngo of fron 13.30 li > 13.75
for tbe poorest lo the best droven of hogs , the
bulk of ( bo offerings selling ill fiuiii J3.SO to
(3.70 ( ; plgit pold chlelly at from J3.3J lo $3.65.
Light receipts of sheep and lambs were easily
disposed of at Krlday'H decline. Sheep sold at
from t2.25 to | 4.f,0 for natives nnd from J3 to
$1.2.1 for rongii flocks , whlln laniba found buyers
ut from II to J5.75. few going over J5.50.
HecelptB Cattle , SCO hc-iid ; hogf , 19,000 head ;
sheep , 2,500 bead.
SI. LoulH IIviSlock. .
ST. IXU'IS. Nov. .
C.-CATTLi-Ilecelts. | lim
head ; shipments , COO bend ; market , utendy : fair
lo fancy mitlvishipping - nnd export steers , H.Sfifi >
5.2i ; bulk rf rnlen. } < .5.f)5.10 ; dir-ised bet f and
butcher steers. J3.75 i4.75 ; bulk of Me | , H.SW
1.53 ; sleprs , J3 7584.75 ; bulk of hales , J4.30 n.fi'i
HOCIH llerelpls , 3,60) ) licail ; shlpmentB , 3K
l1,01 , "l'nrhet' Bl"Vl S'l'llt'Mll3.70j ' ' mixed
. .
J3.45fi3.ai ; heavy , J3.60if3.70 ,
HHHHl'-Hocolpts- > head : shipment * . ro
head ; market , steady : nallvn inultonH , J3.15 }
4.2j ; culls nnil l > uck . J2.Wjj3.00 : mockers , 12.404
2.1)0 ) ; lambs , JI. 60ft 4. 75.
ICIIIIMIIN City LlviSlock. .
. J5ANSA8 ! ( ; 1TVNov - . - ATTLIt-nocelplii
1,000 head ; market steady ) Texas Bleern , J3,20f
4.13 ; Texas cows , J2.3W3.60 ; nutlvo vteers , JJ.a'i
4.SO ; native cows nnd heifers , JI 25fi3.93 ; mocker
and feeders , JZ.30f/4.25 : bulls , J2.23W3.60.
HOOtv Hecelpts. 6.GCO head ; market steady
bulk of pales , J3.4563.S5 ; heavies , J3.33fl3.Sj ; paik
ers , JJ.3.1Q3.S2H ; mixed , J3.45/3.CO : Iliihts , > J 40
S.KO ; Voikers. J3.K 3. I ; pK ! , J3 ' 8IO3 SO.
HHKKI' Jlecelpts , l , 0 head ; market llrm
lambs , J3.GQ0.60 ; inuttonn. : .IO 4CO.
Kimi II u ITnl o LlviNlunk. .
EABT IIL-FKALO , NOV , fi.-CA'iTLi-Quiet.
IIOOS Yorkers , Kood to choice. J3.k2fj3.fw
roucbtf , common to xuut. JI.lOOl.U ; nlni ) . coin
mon to choice. . . .
HHKKI' AND LAMHS-Lamb * . choice to extra
| 3.7Jii ! . , ( > Oi bulli to common , JI.7S0i.bO. Hheeit
cholcu selected ther , J < , Wa4.73 ,
\t-rv York Live Sioi-k.
NKW YOnif , Nov. 6. UUBVIltectlPt , B
head ; exporlii , 1,193 ht'ad.3S37 : quarters of brer ,
CALVBS Itecelpti , 217 liMdi steady ; veai
J5.0Cft7,75 ; irra er , J3.W03.W ; western * . J3.12V
SHEKP AND LAMDB-lttc IjUi , HI head
markM nctlvc. luile nrni r , sheep. jj.we.40j (
nmb . V'.WflS SH.
I tOiS lUctlptr , l.ret htnd ; ( lendy t W.M9
.10 ,
liiillnniilintlii Hvo Sloi-k ,
INDIANAVOLIP. In.l. . No1. e.-CATTU--He
elpts , llRlil ; shipments , none ; few fresh ni >
rlvnls nnd no quotnble I'hnnxe.
HOdS-ltc-celpH , ftvn brad ; tilpinnt . I.CO
lead ; market nctl\e , 2' ' o liUher : KOfhl to choice
iiedlum nnJ henvy , J3..ir3.73j mixed , Il.tOQ
.KS : romnifin llshlii , M.Oifr3. : ( ) ,
SHKKI' lleeelpts , llsliti shipment * , none ; HIST.
kft stenily nl yrMenlny s qilotnlloiis ; Rood to
linloe lMinli . Jl.S.'ti'i.li1 ; cininnon In medium
nnilis , 1.1.6004.C3 ; common sheep , JJ.Wflt.TS.
( "Inclniiiill l.lvo Slni-k.
CINV1SNATI. Nov. 6.-llOOS-Mnr ; cl eaty > t
3.WII3.TR.
I'ATTI.K-Mnrkrt str'HK ) nt $5.1517 * 10.
SI1KKP Market nctlvinl I2.(0t74.t0 ; Inmh
acthe nnd stroiiR at J4.CKHf5.CO.
l.iinlsvlllr Live Sliu-U- .
r < ariHVIM.K , ICy. . Nov. fi. OATTLK-.Ite.
olit | . V > bend : market oulet nnd nnclioncfJ.
ItOOHHecelpts. . 2.0H ) he.id ; nuiKet uteady anJ
unrlinn.1. .
Slir.UI' L'nchanr.'it.
Sliii'U In Sldbl.
llccoiil nf receipts of ll\e Ktoek nt the four
irlnclp.it m.irkets for Xinenilior C ;
Cattle , linen. Sheep.
Omaln V > 7 3.3W ) . . . .
t-niM 800 I9.WO J.8CO
ni-aH City 1.0.V ) ( l.OCO 1,000
I ult . " .W S.M 3CO
Totals 2.137 Sl.tW j.too
COTTO jTiiTirK UTS.
rliM-s f > | ii > n lIlKlu-f , but Dee ( llolil
UHilvniioi' mill ti : i < < > Lower.
NT.W YOHK , Nov. 0 , The cotton market
pcncd steady lit nn advance of H12 points , duo
0 n belter cltus of KiiKllsh cable nc s limn had
een expected , Immediately following the first
all , hi \ vcr , prices began t weaken ; llquldiv
'on net In bcc.iuso ouiclde rpdilative. Interest
: ns slack nnd KIIVC | IIMIII | . I' nt no tuppoi t for the.
arse imncmcnt. Selling WIIH nirestcil by pre-
leilons of frasl In Ihv cotton bell , particularly
1 the Mlfslttilppl v.illey. The mirkel was llnally
ulet and steady nt .1 net advance of 1 point to
let deellne of 2Mltit. \ < . with siller C.1W ( ! bales.
'loslim' pi Ices : .lamiary , (5.72 ; I'etinmiy , 15.76 ;
larch , JS.t'l ; Ajirll. JVS'i ; Mnv , J3. ! ) ; June , > SH ;
Uly , U.VBl AliRllst , JO. 01 ; November , J * > .C7i De-
vmhef , )5.G7. SpkU closul dull ; mlddllnK uplands ,
mldillltiK milf , G\tc \ ; mlddl UK , Co ; net lecelpls.
701 bales ; gloss , 1 > ,3II IvilcM ; forHiirded , ,7W
Miles , Mul'.i , 73 luilcs , nil splnnerii ; twk , COI
iilcn. Totnt today : Net iccolpts. W"M balm ;
MniHn to ( iie.il llrliuii ! , lj.lir.2 Imlea ; France.
,7iK ) bales ; I'ontlnetil , 28,813 tales ; stock , 7SO,0(1 (
iilc-H. Tntnl flnee Seplomtier 1 : Net receipts ,
,5.V < , iM2 li.ili'H ; 0-\nila | to OKMt Itiltnln , " 6 < ,3I (
len ; 1'raiico , L".3K4 bales ; continent , 5C2.4S7
deJ.
_
VIMV York Dry CniiilN Murkrit.
NK\V YOIIK , Niv. . - The cliwiof tbc we.-k
[ nils continued unsatisfactory conditions hi thu
ry picnic marki't. Imm ratu lesullH nre. n' ' t
noiuiaKltitr and mamifaetuicrM lefuse to Klors
iver the evils of the Kltiuitlon. even when it l.n
irjted that the piwpoetx fur 1S9S I mile are very
iilKhl. The | H hit cloth lepoit \ery-dlsoourn- ? -
mi. The Hales of the week have been only tlS.'Wl
ileeea. of which but 10iv i were sixty-four squares
it iibiiiiiiuntly low pilce f 2 S-ICe now pre-
tilling. The Fame dullncs * Is repotted locally In
nlloiu lines. lu.\er.t ! dr > nut visit the tunrkct In
igc numbers and mull * iidera are Hoant. llt > th
iiwn and blcnelied giiods ure Hold slawly and
ian = e eoltired cotdms nrellhiKit feature. Pilnts
nut ginghams slumno Improvement and the
limitless tuisslng is In the shap. * nf spring trading
fmshli lings nnd the like. Kven hi | woolens the
nniket Is qulot , the hiiyliii of heavy weights be
ns still withheld , while u-imli'rs nre small.
Oil Miirlit-tM.
Oil. CITV , I'a. . Nov. fi.--Credlt balances , CSc ; *
cullllcati'S , closed at cr.4e ; bid ; shipments , \'S3. \ .
3(13 ( bids. ; run ! " . 78,511 MIF. | 1
CHAllLr.STON , H. C. , Nov. ll. OILS Turpen
tine. llrm. 27 < c. Itisln , Him.
SAVANNAH , fia. , Nov. ( i.-Oll S-Turpentlne ,
llrm. 23r : pnlei : ! is hlil . ; leccllits. 1.031 lib ! * .
Itosln , llrm : sales , 2 0 bids. ; receipts. 4,129 bbls.
IJnotr , rlnslnit : A. II. r1. D , JI.10 ; K , SI. IS ; V ,
J1.15 ; O , Jl.lil ; 11. JI.25 I , SI. 40 ; K. JK..O ; M ,
. )0 ; N. 12.15 : Wll , , < 2.4iVV ( : , J2.jO. !
\VII.M I NUTON. N. C. , Nov. fl.-OILS-Turpen-
tlnriteady at HiftiSf. ItoKln. dull. 11.15(21.20.
Crude turpentine , steady , JI.40 , Jl.W , Jl.fO.
Sniiilr
NKW YOIHC. Nov. C.-SUOAH-llnw , nominal ;
fair relinln . 3V75 llfiiceiililfuKnl ; , iC ) leM ,
"Oi J3 13-lCr. Ill-mined. Ftcuify : ftundnrd A. 4Scj
i-rnfi'i'tlom-rji' A. 4 ; ( > | . : cut liinf , r % c : truslied.
J'X.c ' ; powdered , 5 3-Co ; giuitulated , 3c ; cubes.
' .to.
.to.NKW OIII.KANS. Nov.SUO ! A It-Steady ;
open kettle. ZUQSVic : centrifugal granulated ,
4 l-lCi4c : whites. Wlffm ; ycllowp , 3 r.-lC © : Je :
pecoinls. 2f 1-lfir. Mn'.at-prs. ipen kettle , good
grades fcarcu nt 155i3fc ; < rntiifugal , steady at K
W15Ltyiuji ; , steady nl i05L5c | ,
LONDON. Nov. C. HIKT SUOAIl-Octobcr , S
7'id ; December anJ March , fs ll'.ld ,
Won ) Miirlii-tM.
NUW YOIIK , Nw. \VOOL-Qulet ; lleeco , U
31e ; Ttvi.u. 13f717c.
ST. 1.OU1S , Nov. C. \ VOOIKiifler , with n
quiet denuind ; medium , 13fl'0'ic ( ; light , line. 13
lf'lic : lifnvy , line , njTHc ; tub washed , 22Q.11C.
ANTWKIll' , Nov. C.-ltlicr I'latle. sales will
be held hcixon November 16.
Cut I To i-ii la llrlt-il l.'rilHs.
NKW YOIIK Nov. O.-1'ALIFOIINIA DltlHD
FUUITS Quiet , but Fteady ; evaporated apples.
common. r.f/7c per Hi. ; prime wire tray , fc' , < c ;
wood dried , prime , M.ic ; i-holce , Stftif : ; fancy ,
OJ73'c. I'riim-s , TiiiiS'.io per Hi. , as to size nnd
quality. Apricots. ltoy l. 70SiJc. I'vnchca , un-
peeled. 7fflle ; peeleil , 1227c. }
.Sail I'VniK-lNC-o AVlii-nl Uiintiitloiiit.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 0. WHEAT Uasy ;
December. Jl.l.-i ' ; May , 1.43'S.
1'IIIS UK.VI.TV .1IAKICKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Saturday ,
November C :
WARRANTY UKBDS.
South OmahiL fjind company to It. II.
SaiiRL-r. lot .1 , block M , South Omahu.J 455
H. J. Kloke nnd wlfii to K. C . Klokc ,
lots . ' 1 and 4 , block in , Omaha A'lew , . 1,000
Hi-nry Lnufenburs- nl to J , I' . Kin-
Icy , W SO feet of i7i > fcot of lot 11 ,
block ; SO , South Omuhn . 15,000
W. G. Iloyd to O. 15. Stoddard , lot 20 ,
bloc-k U , IlrlgPH' 1'lat-e . 63
John Gnlk to Mi-tK ItrothcrH' IlrewltiR
company , lots 1. " and II , blook "C , "
SauiHHrs & II. 's add . G.200
Qtilren Uurklc-y to Ingrain Chirk , no
U-lG-11 ( rt-lllu ) . 2SO
ChnrloH C'orhott and wife to National
Hank of Commerce , no 11-10-11 . 1
National Hunk of Commerce to Hi-nry
LoRemnnn , nc 11-10-11 . C.GOO
Hunk of Commerce to same , no 11-16-11 1
QUIT CLAIM niOKDS.
V H. Uryanl nnd wife to Omaha Snv-
InffM bank , lot 7 , block 10 , Bhlnn'H
add . 9
K. J. Lorlntf to same , c'/fe of part of
lot : i , block 2 : 4 , nnialia . 1,250
DIOKDS.
SlHTiff to A. R. nnfrenc , loin 4 , 18 , 10
to 12 ! and fi ! ) S.S feet of lot 8 , H 9S.8
fci-t of lot II. block "A , " Hi-dford'H
add ; lota 10 nnd 13 and H flS.S feet of
loin 1 : i 4 C 7 and S " "
, , , 5. , , block "H ,
Ucdford I'hico . 2.8W
Total nmount of trannferH . J31.C70
WILIi be IntereHted In our MAHKKT LETTKn
ini'J SIX DAYS WITH KINO COTTON , cither
of which will IKFtnt free on request ,
STUART & PADDOCK ,
f,0 IHIOADWAY , I K-UI
3.VJ IHIOADWAY. f
IIOSTON , MASS. , I'HILADKLPIIIA , I'A. ,
AMKS HI'ILDINO. IIUTX IUHLDINO.
W A H H 1 NCITON , D. C' . . 1333 F ST. . N. W.
O. C. CIllUBTIi : . K. J. STIIKKT ,
I 'resident. Vice-1'rctlJent.
(1 ( .W. KKNNKY ,
Secretaiy.
Chrislie-Streel Commission Co
> ? riii ( ) ( . ( ) o , i.'uiijI'niii. .
STOCKS , CII.U.V AM ) IMIO VISIONS ,
Telephone KID.T. .
. , . . Oniiiluie
JAMES E eOYD & CO , ,
Telephone 103 ! ) . Onmlia , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PUOVISIONS andSTOCKS
HOAX ! ) 01' TIAIH , ,
Dlrert wires to Chicago and New York.
Correspondents : John A. Warrfn & Co.
Wears Commission Go-
\ \
oi.n rnLo.vv iii'ii.inx ; ,
MembitrH Chlcuco Hoard of Trndu ulnco
drain , Provisions anJ N , Y. Stocks
Orderu CaHhind Future Delivery Sollcltrd.
Oiiiabu Oltlee , Ho . 1 , \ . V. Life IHdg- .
. . . . 'I'luini11(11. ( . . , .
KI.OVI ) J. CAMI'HKLL , .MiuuiKcr.
C. H. MAG DON & CO.
COMMISSION DKOKDHS
Stocks , Gfaio and Provisions
314 South 15th St
OMAHA , NEB ,