THE OMAHA DAILY IJIfiB : tf < &N IAV. NOVEMBER 15 , ISO7.
PRICES PAliriALLY RECOVER
Panicky Fcoling Disappears and Downward
Pressure Scorns to Bo Exhausted.
IMPROVEMENT COMES IN A NATURAL WAY
tltcnrlloii fiKiicctrilVhl < > li llh Ilnxy
MiirKe1Itl > furry I'rlcen
l > IiCVC'l < > ( TllONI > lit
Si'liloinlivr.
NGW YOUK , Nov. 14.-SpetlnI.-11onry ( )
Clown , hcnil of the banking house of Henry
Clews & Co , vvrltcBll
During- the last week the Stock exchange
market has continued unsettled ; but neve-r-
thclcsfl has exhibited nu Improved tone and
a partial recovery In prices. The despon
dent nnd semi-panicky feeling IIQB disap
peared and the downward pre-ssure uppears
to luivo cochitUHtod Its forec. This Improve
ment Inisf come In un entirely natural way.
The reduced range of prices has been re
garded an low compared with the condition
of the country , the large earnings of the
railroads nnd the prospects of future tralllc.
There has been u general feeling that , nt
Borne later stage , there must bu n reaction
which ) with nn ensy money market , may
carry values approximately near to the
level of those of Hcptcmlier ; nnd this lias
brought buying orders Into the market
which have pioduce-d n rise of fully 2 points
on most of the nctlvc stocks The pur-
chapes have not been on a large scale ; but
the faut that such nn advance has resulted
fiom such moderate buying Is evidence of
the Intrinsic strength of the market.
The stnylrtg quiillt > of the market , how
ever , remains to bu tested. It may be that
the buying Is Insed upon an expectation of
u moderate ndvnnee , rather than In view
of any considerable Immediate nduitu-e , Wo
niu disposed to ugaiil It us experimental
rather than ns n lajlng In of stocks In
anticipation of a straightforward and eon-
tlnuous rise ; neverthi-liss we do not legard
It as Impossible that It may develop Into
thu latter We arc. however , coming near
to the assembling of congress , and piudent
operatots are likely to avoid accumulating
large lines of stocks until the administra
tion nnd coiipms have shown their dlsposl.
tlon upon certain Important and sensitive
questions At present there Is no positive1
apprehension of any disuniting action being
taken ; nnd yet ns It li possible that jlnpo-
Istlc nnd sllvcrltc orators may try to raise
a breeze In the senate , or even In the house ,
the-ro Is n disposition * to defer larye opera
tions until the timpcr of congress 1 as falrlv
expressed Itself. Consider Ulons of this kind
are Ilkcl > to chick the reviving "bull" feelIng -
Ing from developing- Into reckless bu > lng
Tills , however , does not mean a reaction
from the Improve ment that has been real
ised ; It means that while the recovery Is
likely to prove perminent yet the speeilla
tive spirit mav be exiiee ted to be held In
prudent restrain for the ne'e ! few weeks
Within the Hst few da > s there has b'en a
distinct Abatement of the aeuteness of the
market feeling on the Cuban situation , and
this has had much to do with the week's
lecovcry. In pirt , this has been due to the
pacific tone of Spain's complete reply to the >
representations made by our government
through Minister Woodford , and eqliallj to
the authentic assurances tint the adminis
tration Is much Krnlllled at the temper and
statements of that document and flmls In It
no reason fet changing- from Its patient at
tltudo toward Spain 'I his more1 assured
feeling has also been encouraoed by the
constant dl eoverv tliat the dlsciuletlns
rumors that have found such free clreula-
tlon have , for the most put , turned out
to be Inventions or exaggerations Intended
for effect In Inflaming public opinion or en
couraging pessimistic speculation. This
sort of scare has been much overdone , and
Wall street has , had enough experience In
needless depressions for the benefit of the
"be.ir" fla ! to receive such rumois with a
nldo margin of discount In the future.
The people ought to bo ivtiling to leave
this entire matter to the administration for
settlement nnd have faith that the best wil
bo done for the Intelcsts of all concerned
The only course , therefore. Is for the people
to pay as little attention ns possible to
floating rumor1- about what the administra
tion and the government of Eipnin are going
to do or not going to do. President McKIn
ley can be trustcel to elo the right thing n.
the right time , and If the matter be simply
lef. to h'm ind hl cabinet assoclites , nl
will bo well It will be a great deal better
to have It take thit course than lo be le' '
for settlement to the pre s politicians or
Wall street. These three Important repre
sentative forces can only conjecture am
agitate , iwhlle the administration Is vcstci
with full pciv > r to make a settlement of the
affair. The situation cilN for faith , hope
nnd clnrl'y on the pirt of the Amerlc in
people. London quotations for American se
curities and the Paris quotations for Spin
Ish . .government are now the best guide1
to cnab'.e our people ; to form an e\plnlon a1
to the rela ions existing between the Amerl
can and Spanish governments During the
recent flurry on Wall street on vague re
ports , Spanish 4 per cent bonds rcmilnec
steady at about ft ) on the Paris bourse , whei
they mlgh. easily have fallen 2u per con
from that price If theri > had been any foun
elation whatever for the rumors clrculitec
here. London's Import mt bujlng of Amerl
can securities recently Is also evidence tin
they have not shares ! In the alarm that a
conflict was Immlnen be'iAeen America am
Spain. The greit financiers of London nro
In closer relation with IJuropein govern
imcntH and ellplomats than are those of this
country , and therefore are not governed so
much by the rumo'-s Jloatlng In the c't'pa
The repor/s that Sp iln wantp o pick a quar
rel with this country are nlnurd As a mat
ter of fact , Pp.iln's vital Interest Is to kee > ;
out of a war with Amcrlci In relation tc
war Lord Salisbury's remarks at the mayor's
banque * In London uere very significant
He showed that Cmland's Interests are no
for war conquests , but market conquests
nnd that Is equally app'lcablo as applied ti
Germany nnd rrnnrc , ns well as other civ
ilized and go-ahead nations These results
can be nchle\ed through peace alone , ant
not by nations taking each other by th
throat n process utterly destructive o
buslnes Interests The great n itlons of the
world have reached a point where ivl e am
adroit diplomacy Is the best means of prc
Fcrvlng peace Our public meMi In this coun
try have yet to realize this fact What I
needed more than anything cl o Is specific
education to qualify students for up-to-dite
statesmanship We have felt the hurtfu
offectH of rougi methods now long enough
The last clause of the. Venczucl in mes.-
eagowhich produced disaster to business
Interests almost as great as a war o *
liavo done , was nn evidence of this
In i-onie. other respects conditloim affectIng -
Ing the securities market have Itroroved-
Thiyellow fever ha" almost d'ed ' out at al
points , which Mill | have1 the effee of reviv
ing business" In loe.illtles nt which It has
been suspended for some weeks and of trun
ferrlng to 110 rallrouls large1 Quantities o
freight which have been held In quarintlne
Thu roa'ls connecting lAlth the .grangei .
Ftntcs Httll ! < liow Urge Increases of earnings
notwithstanding that the farmer * nre hold
Ing back tlulr grain In thu hope of hlghc :
iprleps. Advices from the -west Indicate thi
prospect of an cxtraordln iry trade next se i
eon with thn agricultural stales ns tin
farmers will then be In receipt of "ho vvholi
proceeds of their crops The fall In the prlci
of anthrac'te. coal mis been construed in
nn unfavorable factor on Wall street am
was the cause of some selling It does no
mean , howevir. that tlieio haw been anj
falhiro In the deinund Jor coal , but rathe
Hint the producers have taken a too ban
pulno vie , v of the piospcctlvo eonsumtitloi
and run Into an eNcef-slvo output. Nor 1
It considered ho.w mile1 ! benefit this redue
tlon In thu cost of power brings to the Indus
tries and the rallroiil * The country CHI
never bo hurt by ic.isonably cheora coal
London has been during thu week , a fre
Imyer of our H orks , nnd also a seller ; bu
Its imrclm es urn etlm.'iticl to hive ex
ceeded Its salts by about 20003 shares.
Thn following Is a sjncpsls In brief of th
eltuntlon1 The forces uorklng for nn Im
provetnent In the financial situation are sub
Rtnnttal. These In the opposite direction ar
mainly scntlnipntil Th ? havls of Ira recen
advance In rnl'roud securities U still In ex
Istenee , of which the railroad earnings ar
the evidence. 1 venture the prediction tin
Die comingsrrlng luislrufH of this counto
will be > the lun'eat on reeorel A better un
< lerstandlng beiweon this government am
that of Spilnwhich Is very percrptlb'e , wll
ivijiko war rumors of materially less lm ; > or
tnne-o hereafter. The decision of the pu
promo court In thn Alabama railroad cas
VV.IH not only Important as a deelrlon , bu
alto In showing- more favorable attltud
to railroads , do recent decision of iho np
rellate court In this suite1 , ahlch we.tkeim
the Lexow attark under the trust law , o-\
the anthrurlte coal properties ; thu London
change of front In becoming more favorable
lo American securities , and the continuation
nf largo exports c&pecluKy of wheat all
these fietors combined furnish u strong
backlmr to the sldo of confidence and take
the sharp edge off the bears' weapons , which
have lute ! } been Irresponsible rumors. Thu
market h " a'reaJy suffered a very heavy
decline , and will eon have a fnlr advance
as a natural react'on ut least ,
I.ei n dun Wool MnrUft ,
LONDON. Nov. -There were few In-
qulrli's for v > oo | during the week , and llttlo
business wan done. Itusslan buyers took a
few parcels of maiinos. The arrivals to
date for the tlxth Herlcs , which beHlns No
vember S3 , sat as foliowa ; Kuw South
Vales , 1Z.C2S baled , Queensland , JH.lnS bales )
outh Auatrnllo , S 229 bales. AVost Aus-
l-nlln , ( i bales , Tasmania , 172 bales , New
/calami , $ , t/n bales , nnd Cape of Good Hope
nil Nnlal , I4.CU7 bales , an njMiregiite of 71-
m bales. Including 11,800 bales pent direct.
mporln for the wctk nrc : New South
Vales , 4,111 bales ; Melbourne , 3,110 bales !
South Australia , 1,111 bales ; Cape of Oood
lope and Natal , 7M ) bales ; Hossorn , 2if > 2
jales ; Antwerp , 329 bales ! Marseilles , 481
mlcs ; lircmen , tX3S bales ; China , 164 bales ,
nil sundries , 103 bales , making a total of
3li2 bales.
_
CltlQUiO 0 AJ > AM ) 1'HOV1SIO. > S.
* rntiiron at ( lie TrnilliiK : nnil Cloxlnu
I'rlopH on Sntiiriliij.
CIllCAOO , Noy. 13 Wheat was slow
hroughout the day and very Irregular.
December closed where It did Friday , nt
UP over May , nnd nt 94',1 . December
horts showed some unenslnesa growing out ,
t Is said , of the strictness of the Inspcc *
Ion department. Coin was dull and pi Ices
est 'JHio on the day. Oats showed a de-
line of Uc , the market closing at the low-
wt figure , Provisions vvuro featureless , a
Imdo lower than Friday. Pork , lard and
Ibs were 2o ! lower ,
The ppeculatlvo trade In wheat opened
lull and for the first hour the trend was
lownward. the most weakness , however ,
icing In May , which sold > 4c below the
close last - nightwhile. December kept
tetidler and sold only Uc below the close
estcrday. May opened at ! KHc ) and sold
o SO'lc ' , vvhllo December touched OTHc The
Jvcrpool market was again tame and
cenicd Inclined to sell off Borne , while ad
vices from New York said that the frost
lamago In Argentine was slight and the
outlook for a good crop favorable. Trade
vas dull for n time , but later speculation
lecnmo more active nnd there WHS rally
of % c in May and Ic In December. The de
rm ml for December became quite brisk and
t was rumored that the bull clique was
bidding It , when the shorts made an effort
o cover , which gradually sent the price to
H'4c , nnd May moved up to MKu In sym-
lathy. A rumor that wheat received from
Juluth had been rejected by tlio Inspection
department contributed to the alarm dls-
> Ujed by the December shorts The ex
torts from both coasts for the \\cc\f \ aggre-
; atc 5,411,000 bu. against 5590,000 bu. the
week before nnd 4)5I.CW ( bu the corresponding
spending week last > ear , and Hroomhnll
of thu Corn Trade News cabled that In
order to keep up present stocks he would
nive to Import between now and Apill 1
lost 1CC,4WXK ( ) bushels of wheat. Cables
also reported that the llusslan ports on the
sen of Azof were being closed by Ice , cut-
: lng off Russian supplies , but the report
mil more effect hero apparently than It did
it Liverpool , which led many to doubt Its
reliability There was a sharp break dui-
ng the last hour nnd May sold oft 7ftc to
Oc and December lost l'4c , selling down
o 93Xc , after having sold at OI7&c Iho
weakness abroad and the dull and narrow
trade caused the early bujers to sell out.
and the market being so weak that lonjB
weie not disposed to carry holdings over
the Sunday holiday , this selling contributed
Lo the weakness At the close May was DOe
bid and December 94V < c , or 4Uc over May ,
where the difference last night was only
3'ic.Corn
Corn was dull nnd heavy and at the close
c lower for the day. Trading In the pit
was largely In the way of changing Decem
ber to May at the existing difference The
latter Is so satisfactory to the elevator people
ple that they can only be persuaded to part
with any when He premium over December
Is bid by a shipper. The opening price foi
May was LO'iJiJOVic It sold nt 29rt(30c ( and
closed at 30c bid.
Oils op ° ncd firm and for a while prices
were higher. Good bujlng by New York
and the firmness In the cash market In
fluenced the buojant feeling Later , how
ever , the llrmnejs save vvaj to weMkness ,
caused bj liquidation on a mod rately larpe1
scale. May opened at 22c , sold at 22'f > c , de
clined lo 2174c and closed with sellers nt
that price
Provisions were duller than even their
ordinary state of depression Changes in
pi Ice were .so small as to be hardly worth
recording. December pork yielded to the
weakness to tin extent of 2V4c decline , lard
for December lost half as much and De
cember ribs declined 2U.c.
Estimated receipts for Monday : Wheat ,
115 cars ; corn , 450 cars ; oats , 410 cars , hogs ,
4J.OOO bead.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles I Pain. I I Lav. I Closa | Yca l J y
W lieul-1
Nov. . . 04 04
Dec. . . . IM5. 04H I'lH
May. . . t'L'H ' DOW no 00
Corn noMK 00ML
Nov . . . MK ML ,
Uec. . . 207 .04 2UTS
May. . . 21IJ4-31I 30
Oala
Dec. . . , ' . ' 04 200M SOW 20MSV
Mnj. . . Uljfi
lork
Bee. . . . 7 I2 7 'W 7 as 7 37
Jan. . . . 8 32 8 Jll 8 35 H .15
Liirel
Eec. . . 4 17VJ 4 20 4 IT'S 4 20 4 20
Jan . . . 4 35 4 3JH 4 30 4 , n
kh'IRlbn
Dec. . 4 27H 4 , ! ( )
Jan . . 4 3- 4 30 4 32 H 4 35
No ! .
Cnsn quotations were as follows :
I'LOUlt Sle.idy , winter stralRhtB. f4 DOiT4 W3 :
clear : , $4 3)I ) 40 , spring specials , Jo 50 , Minnesota
huril patent * 14 SOSfS CO
WHEAT Xo 2 eiirlngS'QSOc ; No. 3 spring ,
alt. No 2 red. 94VfiC ! ) 4e
COUN No 2. 2GK < i < 2GT4c.
OATS N'o 2 , 20Vc ; No. 2 white , 23'ic ; No. 3
unite. 23t2S'Sc | '
UVE No J , 47140
1IVULUV No 2 , 2CSr2C'c.
ri.\xsniu NO i Ji 01
TIMOTHSUIID Prime , JS 43
IMIOVISIONS 1'orlc moss , per Mil. , J" 35JZ7 40.
Lanl per 100 llis , J4 22'4. Dncon , short ribs
l IdM ( IwEe ) , $1 2r4 S5 Di > suited thoulilera
( boxed ) . 14 K4H DO , short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
)4 ) CJUfl4.7S
WHISKY DUtlllcrs' flnlshtd goods , per cal ,
Jl 18
St'OAIl Cut loaf , $314 , granulated , $321.
ArilclcH
Flour , bbla H.noo 803J
Wlie.it.bii. . . r t niu KI.UJO
Corn , bu . , 2711,0 ' 0 no ooi ;
rute.ba . . . 281 mj dll-IUJO
Kye.bu 11,0110
liailcv _ bu _ 18H.OOJ _ I'.l ( Kill
( in flie I'rotluce exchanRe todny the butter
motket v\nsstcnd > . cienmerlca , 1DJJ22V4C , ilalrlea ,
120C'heefe HJS'/zC KKR firm ; Irei-h , I8c
I.lve' poultr > , quiet turliejs 3c , chickens , t'fcc ;
H > tlnr clilclionii , 7c , ilucKa , "
COVDITIOV OF M3W VOItlC II VMC.S.
IIIN ( nrlnKHIIUHC VVel l > State
ment IH Ulxli'ndliiK.
NIJ\V YOUK , Nov H The rinnncler
sajs , The statement of the New York
clearing house hanks for the- week ending
November 13 , viewed In Its general results ,
Is decidedly misleading , The loans , for In
stance , are reported $1 2S1.100 higher than
the week previous , whereas the loans of
slxtj-foui of the sixty-live banks In the
clearing association liavc fallen off no less
than $ j 137.1CO. the decrease ) having been
more ) than offset by the Increase of $ G,41S-
200 leported by one1 large bink which oc
cupies a prominent position with reference
to the Union I'aclllc settlements now pend
ing. Just what the heavy loan expulsion
Indicates specltlcnlly Is hard to determine ,
but that It Is Involved In these Hettlemuits
Is doubtless true. 'Iho fame bank lias de
posited with the government xometnlng like
ftf (00.000 of bonds to secure the Union l a
clllc deposits , which further bears out this
assumption Otherwise thu business of the
banks has not been so good , forty-two of
the Institutions Individually considered liuv.
IIIK decreased their loans
'l"io Item of deposits Is also of a mislead
ing elmracter.anu with one bank eliminated
the lobs for the week has been $3.442,200.
Adding the Incicase of JG-HJtX ; reported by
this bank thu gain becomes S-'iSlW ) , as
given In the clearing house totals Ilei
too , the I'acllle payments arc In evidence.
Ilut treating the statement In this man
ner , that Is considering the bank making
the great changes apart from the lest , It Is
found that thu total gain of $1,231,100 In cash
made by the banks Is to be credited en
tirely to the slNty-four Institutions , as the
bank re-porting thu heavy expansion in
loans and deposits has almost precUely the
Himo rescrvo eairled thu week previous As
theIncrciibe In loans and deposits of this
Institution worn Identical It follows that
the sixty-four banlis lost .heavily In loaiu ,
decreased their cash $1JOOKO ( and their de
posits $3,425 , 00
The statement thus treated does not bal
ance , but that Is all that can bo mads out
of It 1 he actual facts are that the banks
nro gaining money and as Interior Institu
tions are over-supplied with e-ush , the
chances for a llrmer money market , even
with the heavy payments duo the govern
ment , arc growing less from day to day ,
MANClinSTCn , Eng. , Nov -The last t
fortnight has been quiet , partly oIngto the
labor question , which U no longer terlously
thri'utenlnt' . partly owingto the weakness
of cotton , which Ue era bujern , and pirtly
becausH of the poor Indian and Clilnp"e
demand The latter U practically nil Indli ,
howuver , gives Indications of better things i ,
During thu last two da > s of the week Cal
cutta and liombiiy sent considerable orders.
The relapse In cotton should he'p bublnehf.
as the oolnlon Is bi-e-ominir more src'ieral
.hat prices are bed rock The tplnnlng mar.
gin is fnlr , but weaving Is poor and yarns
have been Bennett hat Irreculni. Prices on
prompt deliveries are fairly steady but for
December. January and March they are 'id
k.vor. The German spinners report larsc
soles for the last week at low prices , und
ad vice' a from Rouen show a revival of ac
tivity there ,
Subicrlbe for The Sunday Hea and read
AntUony Hope'i gre t itory "Simon Dile , "
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Only a Handful of Oattle , but Good Supply
of Hogs.
LIGHT WEEK ENDS WITH A LIGHT RUN
HnniUiit of Cuttle on Snip llrliiK"
1'rJcoii n Iilltlc SlroiiKcr HORN
Lone n McKfl , ClnnliiK tlic
AVi-ck nt n iMitit.
SOUTH OMAHA , Nov. IS.-Rccelpts for
the days Indicated -were :
Cattle. Hogs. Bhccp Horees
November 13 4S3 5,690 1,225 . . . .
November 12 2.003 4.8S1 1.032 lo
November 11 3,010 G.019 3,704 . . . .
November 10 C.bir. 5D'J ] 1.9 26
November 9 2.7C2 5,313 1.4CO . . . .
November 8 3.4SO 2,1,91 719 22
November 6 557 3,339 . . . .
November 5 2,114 3,705 1 , < 93 5S
November 4 3,949 4.602 2.OT . . . .
Novembers 4,7d4 4094 8.455 . . . .
November 2 2,915 2i 1.J28 . . . .
November 1 5,993 1,116 l,9ij & 4
October 30 SIS 3.6'J9 SljQ 1
Receipts for the -neck with comparisons :
- Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Week ending Nov. 11. . 19,213 30,523 10,029
Week ending Nov. 6. . . 20.-U8 19,212 1C.W2
Week ending Oct SO. . 31.TSS 24,811 9.CM
Week ending Oct. 23. . 22,282 22.4So 2o.2.S
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
C. . M & St. P. Hy ;
O. & . St. L Hy I
Missouri Pacltlc Hy 6 . .
Union Pnclllc pjslem 8 8 i
C. & N. W. Hy 2 . .
I" , U & M. V. Hy 1 17 2
S C. & P Hy 1
C , St. P. M. & 0. Hy. . . . 3 0
H. & M. H. Hy 5 2j
C. , H & Q. Hy . . *
K c. & St. J. Hy < >
C , H I. S. P. , cast C
C. , II. 1 & P.I west H _ 11
Total Hecelpts 2J SO G
The disposition of the day's receipts r\as
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huycrs Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 1.0J7
O II Hammond Co 224 J.loO . . : i
Swift and Compiny J3S l.Jii ) J <
Cudahy Packing Co 5 > S iM Q3
A'unsnnt & Co I
J li Care > J
Huston & Co it :
u U Hammond. K. C. . . . . . -
Cudnliy P. Co. K. C . . . . f ? iSS -
Otncr Itujcrs lo - _ ff
Totnl 567 5,731 1174
CA1 TLIi-As a general thing cattle J lues
show llt.lo change on a Saturday Today
the regular piogram was slightly varied
and beef cuttle sold a little stronger. Iho
d&mand proved to be more brisk than
usual at the close of the week , espac ally
so on the part of one houbc. which took
the most of the ca tie here Tnc i r cea
paid were a little stronger tmin sesUriliy ,
the bulk of the cattle selllni ? tit $42ofil6 , >
There were no cows or heifers here to
sneik of , and not enough to makr > any test
of the inar'.cc > . The two or three loads on
ilo brought about jesterday's prices
The supply of Etockers and feeders was
also small and there was very little doing
In that department of the market.
In plte of the -very nnrked disposition
on the part of the packers to bear beef
\alues , cattle sold f-ilrly well the pist week
During the early pirt of the \veek the ten
deicy AVIS lower , but during the latter half
the market on tidy cattle firmed up and
at the close of > he week was lOfiloe highei
than the week before. Heavy and rough
cittlowere slow und weak on a good many
days and It Is pi ciliated that owing to
the number of such cattle In the country
prices are likely to rule lower than on
Ighter ca tie. In other wor's , a ijooa many
expect that good light and medium cattle
will sell at a. premium over the heavy.
Cows and heifers -were good property all
the week nnd iolel freely , values at the
close of the week being stronger than at
the close of the previous week
The general tendency of the feeder market
was lower all the nock , heivy and coirst
cattle suffering the most. Choice llttlo c it-
tie were In the best d&mand , and values
on such held up remarkably well
IIOCS-lcic hog mnrkU toiiuy cxpoilenced n
recrseof ubout Sc ana the clos on hciuy
wplchtssnH weak nnd Blow at the dfKllne
The hogli sold nt 3 22'403 43 with the bu k
of tic sales nt $ J 30I&3 35 , Willie on jestcrilnj
the most of the hogs biousht $3 3o 53 10 Tlie
a\ernRe of nil the. sales was 3 * c lower than
\cstenlay ,
The lioe mnrKet of the piat week opened nt
n EODd Btlff ad\ancc , hops selling on Mondnj
at the blKh point of the month to date On
Tue'd iy nil the advance nnd more too , wns
loet the decline for the il iy being : 15c. On
Wcdnemlay the market lost ICc , icmalned nbout
ntcndon Thursday , udMineed 601lo ) on I rlday ,
l > ut dropped back 5c nt the cleuc qf the w ek
The week clobed with \alues on an avcratrc
100150 lo\\er than the close of the previous
vveeK HORB are1 now fcl Ini ? Just about where
tliejweie one nnd t\vo sears nso. Three jcars
ieo fiat IB , In November , U14 the market
vas Jl 00 per hundre 1 hltlier nnd It was over
) . ' 00 per hundred hlRhcr In US3 nnd l$8l
SIII3BI * Tliere vvere n few loids of sheep In
tie j.inla and muttoiiH sold quite readily at
btroni ; prices.
CHICAttU MM ! STOCK
rii-nty of CndlcUeul > to Ship mill
TtlovN I'nll.
CHICAGO Nov. 1J The cattle market was
steady nnd unehnnstd for the daj. The lilKher
prices during the week were due to dlmlalthod
receipts , and na reports show plenty of cattle
ready to ship a reaction may be looked for Hx-
lran , J530JJ333 , choice sierra , J5WJT325 , fnlr
beef steers , ( t 30JT4 IS , common , JJ.73S-I H , cov\s
ami litllers , M M'ui 7j.
Ttadu In IIORS was Blow , pi Ices origins 60
lower I.lberol reeelptH me expected right nlon :
and pacKirn are Inking n very mdependint stnnct
llu ! qunllt ) of the iei pis cuntlnuca to Imimn
and a tx > d many fnt liea\j IIORS are coming
I Blr to choice. JJ tVrii 0) . | IPHV > ( lacltlnK , iOi
3 41 , common In choice , S3 35JT3 C ) : good to eholce ,
llKht. J33 J5SH , pigs , f2l3 { > , culle ,
3 10.
10.Hheep were In good dermnd , vilth prlcca un-
clmnKed bheep were salable nt J3 ( K ) ? 3 50 for
the poorest natlvtj up to 54 735J5 00 for the N"it
wrslernn soiling at J3 W6 I "i , mostly nt f3 7CS
4 M , prime Hhvep uic ururcu nnd few ealrn are
in ide ( is high nH $4 75 The neason for shipping
stock from thetangrs IK nemly ended. I-imbs
wire In demuml at Jl ( WS6 SO for the poorest to
tin * bi-Ml ( locks
llreolpln' Cattle , 1,200 hcnd , hogs , 17,000 head
Kheep , G,000 lioiul
ICiniMnn Cl ( > I.lvtStixlc llarUrt.
KANSAS CITY , Nov 13. CATTLE UccelptB.
100 head , market unchanged , cnlj retail trades
Texan Hte-ers , $2 23ff4 20 'lexus eo s , 2 13JFI 70
natho sieerr T3003JU } ( native cov > s and heifer * ,
Jl CiOfif 0) , stoekern anil feedeiH , JJOOfi435 , bulls ,
II 7CIJ375
HOOS lle-elpt COOO head ; mniket weaker ,
bulk of HI If I333jiJ47'i : hoavlcB J3 33W3 47ls
packem. t3:01343 , mixed J3 30fl3 02V4. HKliI" ,
J333JT360 sorkers , $1 < 7i < , WS TO plg J3 C0if3 43
Slliir Ilecelpts , 1OCO head , miiltct llrm ,
lumbs , | < 403&7li , muttons , 130031.70
Storlc In bl h ( .
Iteconl of receipts of live clock nt the four
principal markets for No > ember 13 :
Cattle. Hogs Sheep
Omaha 4S1 f , < 1K > 1 VJ'
Clileago 1 2JO 170)0 0 WO
Koams City 100 G 000 1000
M I-olllH COO 3 COO CCO
Totals i.SSJ 3.MOO S8.5
I Illllloil llOIM'V
LONDON Nov. 14 Hates In the money
market have been maintained , owing to the
short supply , nnd the advance In the vnluo
of money has practically stopped gold ex
ports from the IJank of inglind No reduc
tion In rates Is expected The tone of tin
Stock eixeh IIIKO Is cheerful , e-xrcpt In one or
two eases , and them hat. been a general rise
Kunds an > lemarkably llrm. nnd bank stock
has rl'on owing to the go'd ' discount busi
ness Munlclp.il und colonial loans are In
good demand
Homo railway securities nro ilslng on the
jirosppcss of a settlement of the ) engineering
trouble American railway securities fluc
tuated during the last week , but closedi\ea'i
with un all around Increase- the strength
of the Improvement In the-relations between
the United States and Spntn nnd on the
tralllo relatloin Norfolk itt Western pre
ferred shares and J.uko Shore & Mich I ran
Southern rose 3 polntH fiicli ; Louisville
N'atlivllle , 2 points ; .Missouri , KanF.-ia . _
Texas seconds , - points , Chicago , MllwauVeo
St. Paul preferred \yt points ; Northern
Paclllo preferred , S',1 points ; Wnbash Income
114 points ; Southern preferred 14 points
AtchtHon , Tepeka & Santa Ke adjust
ment und Hrle preferred rofe 13
points ; Illinois Central , 1 point ; Hradlni ,
preferred , 1 po'nt , besser advances were
made In other shares Grand Trunk shares
were well sought and rose from 1U to 3
points
Korelsn securities i.rcro steady except Urn
zlllans , which fell off 1 point. Anglo-Amerl
can hhare.l Increased 1 point , and on the
btrenuvh of better news from the Trannvja"
there was a decide I Improvement In So tut
African mining accurltles.
l.iiiuliiiv' ' tirulii
LONDON Nov. K The Increase of farm
era * deliveries nnd unfouonablo weather
checked the market Wheat market las
week uus slow ; California wheat. Novem
bcr and December , Hold at 31 C < J per uuar
ter ; red in Inter , November , 37s , white , River
J
1J
AGRICUI.TUrVAL" IMPLEMENTS.
f hunger &
u Mefealf Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
riculivral Implements.
and Carriages. Cor. ( th and Pacllli tits.
& Martin Co
Jobbers of Farm Machinery.
Wagon and Buggies - Cor. Ith and Jonea ,
ART GOODS
W
Picture Moldings.
Mirrors , Frames , Backing and Artiste"
Materials.
BOOKBINDING , ETC
> e@s Pfi'milESi Go
I'lilXTIXU AAV 1WOK
Eleventh nnd Howard Bts
BOOTS-SHOES-RUBBERS ,
Jl/'frs 1 Jobbers of Fool Wear
vv rsirnN AQFMS ion
The Josopk Bawigau Rubber Co.
I. Sprag s &
Rubbers and Mackintoshes.
Omnlm , Neb.
--JL
Boo's , Shoes nnd Rubbers
Ealesrooms 1102-1104-1106 Hnrney Street.
H
WHOL.ESAIJB
RUBBE-R GOODS
Owner of Chief Brand Uacklntoiher
Boots , Shoes , Rubbers ,
AT WHOLESALE.
Ofllce and Salesroom 111D-/1-23 Howard St.
Wholesale Shoe Manufacturers
Western Agents Goodyear Glove BubLcrs.
1114 liarney Street.
BAGS
Importers aud Manufacturers
BAGS
614-16-18 Sonlh iiIh Street
BAKING POWDER EXTRACTS.
!
SYRUPS ,
ilclasree. Sorghum , etc. Preserves ar.d Jellies
Also tin cnni and Jcpanned ware.
CHICORY
T Ghicory
Giowem and manufacturers of all forms of
Chicory Omaha-rremont'O'Nell.
Pl.ittc. by steamer , Tebruary nnd March ,
auotcel at Sis pel quarter.
Mnl/o was llrmer. Nove-mber old imlzo
had bu > < * rs a { ISa 9d nnd January new maUo
at 15 * Cd. " ' '
Flour followed wheat
liarlay steady , nothing offered ,
Oils impro\ed , und a largo business | 3 be
ing1 done ; for mixed , clipped outs , January
und February , H ( < ad was paid.
OIIJvsTi ; nVITIH V.-NS.
SHIM lori nf lii 'LnteVnr lle'ine'in-
licroil 1 > > ( Ini'cmTiil ( ioiriinifiil. .
WASHINGTON , , Nov. -Spe-cIal.-I ( ) > en-
slons ) ia\e been lv > lH-d au follow a :
IS.HUO of OctoliorcCt.
Nebraska : Or\slp'HWarrcn \ | D Abbott ,
Peru , Increase A jilerson Gartln , Danbury
Original widow r. tc. Catharlno I'hllllps.
Sou.h Sioux Cltyj/Mnry 1 Van Slyke- , Geneva -
ova , Augusta L. Axcher , Alexandila ; Leah
H. Wlmberle-y UlyaHos.
losa : Oilglnnl-'Aninniliis W Ilea. Colou-
burt' . Jncre'ase Jeiromo H , J'orte'i1 , lle-acon ;
George Watson. Newton ; Daniel Morley ,
Concsvllle. Henry Murphy , Klllott. Itc-lssuc
Thomas Cochran , Lenox , Original nldow ,
etc. Matilda Durant , Korest City.
South Dakota : Original HUwnrd A Gil-
man. Chester. Incioito Marcus S Iiut.li-
nell , Worthing ; Herman Hc-rmanson , Hud-
Colorado ; Original Charles n Mann ,
Denver ; Daniel Hotter , Denver.
Montana ; Original Cdmund IJurko Gey
ser.
ser.Issue / of October 2T :
Nebraska : Original Philip T. Jones ,
Mlteaell ; William N. Pickard. Wliwlde ; Kl-
llotc. D , Italston , Sehuyler. Inci case Wil
liam I > . PettliiKlH. JUalr. Original widow.
etc , mippleinentiil Jllnora of George W.
Hurley. Humholdt.
IOA.I : Original John W Klngman , Cedar
Kiilla : Daniel M. Woodnil , t > luirsliir ; ;
Obadlah Hubkr , LInevlllo. Increase aeorgo
W. Stunnttt Stennett ! Charles H. Btennett.
Grlswold ; Marlon dlcckner Clarlnda ; I'rltz
Vollbehr , Sabula. Original widow , etc.
Maria G. Carter. Af ton.
Colorado : Original Jonathan 13 , DoOgo ,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Crockery. China >
Silver Plated "Ware , Looking Olnsscs , Chan.
dcllers , Lamps. Chimneys , Cutlery , Etc.
1410 II-AHNAU sr.
CREAMERY SUPPLIES
The Sharpies Gompany
Creamery Machinery
and Supplies.
Uollcm , Knglnc * . Foou Coolcecs , Wood Pul
leys , Shafting , Hcltlnr , Uuttcr Pack-
agei ot all kinds.
S07-909 Jones St. - - - - - -
COAL.
j heridan Fuel Go.
1605 rornnm Street.
SHERIDAN COAL.
C. N. Dletz , President. Gould nictz. Sec & Trcs.
DRY GOODS.
Importers and Jobbers of
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods
AND NOTIONS.
DRUGS.
302-906 Jackson SI.
J. C. RICHARDSON , Prest.
C. P. WELLCR , V. Prcet.
M'f'n titan larl I'li'triiitseuttoal 1'reparn-
ttoiii. l > i > eclal J-'oriiotlae i'repaietl lo
Order briul fur Catalogue.
Laboratory , 1112 Howard St , Omaha.
E. Bruce Co.
T
Druggists and Stationerst
"Queen Dee" Specialties ,
Cigars , Wlntu and lircndles ,
Corner 10th and Hurncy Street ! .
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
1104 Farnam St ,
FRUIT-PRODUCE.
5
Commission Merchants.
S W. Comer lth and Hnnard StB
Memberu cf the National I.eiue of Commlfl-
slon Merchants of Hie United btates.
Fruit and Vegetables
SPHCIALTIES Strinberries. Apples. Oranten.
Lcmona , CranLerrita. Potutoes 1017 How-aid BL
FJRNITURE
9y & Stone
Fureiif&are & So
WHOLESALE
Furniture Draperies
1115-1117 Farrmm Street.
TYPE FOUNDRIES.
Superior Copper Mixed Type Ii th * bet on
th.
11U Hu arrl Street.
ni ; . Increase Klllott C. Wager , Like
City
South Dakota : Increase Austin Osinun-
son , niphnnlH.
North Dakota. Increase Albert I'.tlinor ,
Croilor. Helsaue OeorKO N S ork Coop-
erstown Original uldon , etc. Caroline-
Cramer , Lisbon
Issue of October 2S :
Nebraska : Additional Alfred Dlfrelow ,
Norfolk Incre.ibe John W Draper , Ooeh-
ner , Otis Cra vford , Silver Creek , ( "npLlal ,
Novembep 2) ) ItobeTt D Duncan , Om ilia
Original ildoii't. . Pavllla Jletr , South
Sioux City , minors of Oliver Jo'ins. I3xi't < r
Iowa Additional rrancls T lllll , Ixigan
Item-Hal Thomas C. McIIootcr , Mitinhall-
town Increase NVII'lim I 1'olcrinnn. lied.
forJ , Job Carter Klilon , Charles II Itoml ,
Kent ; Clifford N. Mayo , Dos \lolnea. Orlcl-
nal wldoiAH. etc. Susan Hathiuvuj , Qulncy ,
minor of James Aiulcison. Mii < iuoki > ta , Mary
I'ne-rlll , Djsan. ; K.itc llovoy , Kookuk
Colorado : Incrcawe John M SnUely , Villa
I'ailc Origin ii ulclowH. etc Annlo i : Sutton -
ton , Highlands , Lucy J Wilson , 1'ut-hlo
North Dakota : Original Se-lah J Darnun ,
ailby
South Dikota : IncreaBe Dexter SI Wil
son , Curthage , William L > . lllUii Huron.
IHSUB of October \ .
Nrbraski : IlcMoiutlon und Increaue
Henry P. Supp , Nora ,
Iowa Orljlnul Henry Hamc : , ColumbUH
Junction Ue-storatton and additional Wll-
bcr D Sherman ( deceuhed ) , Ollmoro City
Inereime Paul A. I > ncli. KalrlUld , J.u-ol >
Ilrown , Btemart. Original widows , oto
MiiiBurpt O'Connor. Burlington , iJlary C
Bherinun , Ollmore City.
Colorado : lUntonitlon Charles W. Jall
win. Denver. Increase William H. Coombs ,
Highlands.
Ihsue of October 30 ;
NellrasU : Supplemental Nnthaplel N
Olllett , Crelgliton. Increase-Wesley Queen
Lincoln Original widows , rtc. ( special Jso-
vcmber 4) ) Margaret it. Hutler , Clreenwood
Iowa : Original-Hugh A White ( deccnireel ) ,
Mount Ayr : John H. Cretorn. C'reaton ; Layton -
ton I ) , Uentley , IJoono ; Jc-remlHli Jones , Nor
wich. Addltlonul-Wllbcr McCabe , ilalvern.
Itelasue Henry Heuer , Davenport , Original
widows , etc.-Mary A. White , .Mount Ayr ;
GROCERIES.
cCordBrady Go.
Itlth and Loiivctiwnrth St.
Staple and Fancy Groceries ,
CCA AND COITEE ROVSURS , Etc.
eyer & Raapke ,
VIIOLESAtn
FINE GROCERIES
I Teas , Spices , Tobacco and Clear * .
1403-1(07 Harnty Btrtct-
and
Paxfon Gallagher Go
IMPOUTnilS.
GAS COFPIJE HOAb'IKHH
AND JOU111.VQ ailOCEHS.
Talrphone 2SJ.
HARNESS-SADDLERY
J
M'f'rs
* r > COJ.LAIIS
Jobbers nf feather , tmttillery Hardware , Hie ,
\Vo ollclt jour orders 1J16 Howard bt.
HARDWARE.
Wholesale Hardware ,
Omaha.
e@ ° G9ark
Wholesale Hardware.
Hlcyclca and bportlne Goods. 1219-ai-23 Har
tley strout.
LIQUORS.
oise &
AVHOLESALH
LIQUORS. .
ProprlctorB of AMHUICAN CIGAR AND GLASS
\VARH CO
214-216 boeith Htll St.
er's
East India Bitters
Golden Sheaf Pure Rya and Dourbon Wh
AVlllow Springs DUtlllery , Her & Co , 1112
Unrney Street-
Wholesale
Liquor Merchants ,
1001 rurnnni Street.
Wholesale
Liquors and Cigars *
1118 Rirnani Stieet.
WHOLESALE
Wines , Liquors and Cigars.
U3-41S 8. 15th Stieet.
LUMBER
WHOLESALE
814 South 14th Bt.
Mary J llonn Spencer , Mary C HUBS , Dca
Molnes , icHsuc' , Aliilia. H ite-r Hiir'.lnKton.
Colorado Orleln.kl ( sjicclnl , Noveinher
D.inlel Sullivan Horace. Incro.ifco Ocor e
C Ste > | ) he > nHon , Oenvcr
South n.iUota. Orlginul Klnlcy Ii Qri-
ham , Ueii't'ord
UlHllirll HfllKloilH SlTlCH
A Rant , ' of lid ) boys wilch frotiiients thr-
neighborhood of T tntjlxtli nnd Ienn -
wortli strectH his made n practice- rccen
Sunday nluhts of IntrrniptltiK the tervlcos
of nearby chure-hc * KaMt night t\\ey \ \ lilt
upon a conception of dovlllsh liiKenulty ton
road COIIH em itlon iinoiig the nndlencit of
n lu St. Mnry'H A\CIIII Contfn-K.itlonal
( inurch nnd only failed by nn incident It
man thrlr pi in to admit u < at by a Hide dooi
mUuay In the program and to follow It
wl U a dot ; by the other In the hopn thit
the two -would porno t s ther in the middle
The cat , a larso black one- , was Hafily dc-
jioslte'd In tin * iilBlc and tlu dos Iniil beer ,
conducted to thci head cf the oiitrunio stnlrs ,
\\hen the boyHire > InU-rru-ptid by < i latu-
oo-ncr T.-m muno of the rlnehailcr win
found to be frank n-norson , nnd this church
oillc'-Tu Btitei that they illl bo oljllsed to
rntcr complaint iiialnbt ; him .ml lib coin-
punlona toJ.iy
You can't cuie consumption but jou can
a\old It and cure every other lurm ol throat
or lunt ; tioublo by the use of Ono Minute
Cough Cure.
Three Hint llulili-x ,
Two orrliifT but oxce-edlngly sturdy Ameri
can > outh were taken to the police station
late Saturday night on thu churn" of Ituor-
rlBllilllty , They \\era Ilalph mid Walter
Cramer , 7 nnd 8 jcorn od ! T.icy vpre
cauKht > V h a number of new pochcthooku
In their a ot'ao fil ( > n which had been tahen
from the block of the \V. It Dennett com
pany. The boya have been readliiB too much
bad literature and have or Kan I zed thtmnrlvea
Into a Ua.ni ; for the annoyance of citizens
and the emulation of Ml aourl outlaws.
Yt-steraay Charlta Bnear , pf the maxuro a '
LUMBER :
.W. Dietz ,
WHOLESALE AND HKTAlf.
LUMBER
Ome and Tare ! * . . . .13th nd California Fl
Qeo. fl. Hoagland
Wholesalt Lumber
Lime , Etc.
Oth and Uotigltta Stii ,
David Gole & Go ,
PACKHRS.
KING COLE OYSTERS ,
CULRItY AND POULTRY.
1015 llonnrd St.
OILr-PAlNTS
aisif Go.
MANUrACTUnEU3
Air Floated Afiiieml Paint
And Pnlnl < if Ml Kln.ln . Putty. Etc.
1015 and 1017 Jonei SU
fiandarc ! M 0 ® .
J. A. Moffet , 1st Vice Pros. L J Drake , den Mgr
. . . . OJL S. . . .
Onfo.lnc. lurpcntlno Axle GrcnFP I2tc
Omnlm Itrnnch nml AKi'iicles. John II Hutli Mkr
PAPE.i-WOODiiNWARiJ : .
Printing Paper ,
ing Paper , Stationery.
Comer 12th and Howard trceu.
Wrapping Paper , Stationery ,
\Voodcnwarc.
1107 Uarncy Sticct-
SCIIUOL SUI'PLILS.
Supply Oo ,
Publisher1 ? , JIanuracturers nnd Jobbers.
The largest Supplj House In the West
Corner llth nnd Hnrncy Streets
SASH DOORS BLIND S.
flattufaclurers of
Sas/t , Doors , Blinds , Etc.
12tli and Iuvl Sts.
STEAM-WATER .UP ! LIES.
lOl.t-loiO IouiIas ) Strcot.
Manufacturers nnd jobbcra of Slcnm. Gi > nnd
Water Supplies of All Kinds. _
; §
1 1 oS- no Hartley St.
Steam Pump1) ) , Engine * nnd Hollers , Pipe ,
Wind Mills , Stenni and Plumbing
Material. Ueltlnp , Hose , Ulc.
10YS AND FANCY GOODS.
Hardyjg Co-
s , Dolts , Albums and
FANCY GOODS.
Houie Furnlrhlnge. Children's Carrlmd , Eta.
1319 Parnum Street.
YEA T BAKINGFOWD.-R
I SI
SInnufacturerH' celebrated "On Time Y'nst"
nnd Qeirnon IJuklnf 1'owder. Satibfottlon
guaranteed ,
4301 to < fj2/ North
'J wcnty-ciglti Street.
JAf iES E. OOYO & 00. ,
'I'olcnlionc ioi ; ! ) . Oaiiilia , Nub
COMMISSION ,
G RAIN , PROVISIONS aiulSTOCKS
no MID oi' TiAiii
Dlrcrt lreH to Chleaso ami New York.
Correi-pondints. John Aurren & Co
01,11 COI.OM IIIIMIJ\i , OHK'Vt.O
SIcmbi ru Chicago Hoiril of Trade tic- >
Grain , Provisions , ml Jf. Y. Stocks
Orders Ca h and Tuturo Ilellvcry Holi
( liuiiliii Ollli-f , HOOIII I , > , \ , I. If
. , . , ' 1'llOlH1)111. ) . . . ,
ri.oin .1. u VIII'HIM , , Miinn
c c i : j snu
I'rcildent. Vice 1 re
U W KKNNKV ,
Hecretary
Ctirislie-Stfeet CommissiooCo
Cnplllll H.-.O(100,0(1 ( , Pull ) I'llM
SIOCKh , ( JU.VIY AMI I'llOV ISIOS- ,
'II li-ltlllille KJl ) , ' . ,
. . , .Oimillll , > > -l' >
of 0 yiars. vUlto ] tlu Jnll to me-uri
comradeo' release , llu was ntognlz >
another of iho cruvul und \\asl'ikttx
Jugged Ho gave the Inform Ulon th.i' ' '
were seven other pockctbooka conce ileJ
der u gutter culvert ut Seventeenth < > '
Cummg reels and an olllccr MUS ut
rcco\cr thu 'booty ,
Head "Simon Dale" In The Sunday
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