THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TltrHSDAY NOVEMBER 5 , 1801 ,
reeling in the Wheat fits Very Much
Stronger !
OPERATORS EXPECTED WET WEATHER ,
Hut AdvlcrH Indicated Only n
Italu 'rail , liiMiilllolrnt to IStsn
cllt .SccdliiK , nnd i'rluca
i'lt mud Up.
Cincuio , til , , Nov. 4. Tlio fooling In tlio
wheat inarUct today was stronKor and part of
thodci'llno of Monday was rccovuroil. Tlio
market was governed mainly by liotnu Influ
ences , OporatoiH hud expected ( hut tlio
cloud } weather would result In bringing ruin
In tin' ulnti i vv heat districts but advice's from
thOM > scrtlons brought only sllKht showers
nnd not unoiHh It Is thought , to do much
Rood to tlio jirowlnB cropa. This started seine
local buying and also brought In suiuc out-
iltlo buy In , ; orders , and HOIIIO of thu shoits
took tocovcrinir l < l\orool | ) wus from'(1 ' ( to
Id hluhor ; London iinchaiiKed , Berlin HJ d
licr bn. lower nnd I'.iris l\dto li l per bu.
lowur. Tbu Millers' iiHsoclutlon of Leeds ,
England , advanced thu price of Hour Is Oil.
The ( | unntlty of whuiil nnd Hour on occnti
piiRsaKu ilnerc'iised b40ooo bn. The shliimt'iils
v.crc , M ) < JO bii target tban tlio proccdlin :
wi.i/li H was riiinorcil Hint the Hu ilun sov-
crmntnt was nboiil to Issue an order prohibit
ing the exportation of u ho it ami wbuat pie *
iliinl" . Nrw Voik reported eighteen loads
taken for export and elevun loids nt our
ports. Milwaukee reported "iO,000 bu sold thcru
for export. There was a little better shlp-
p itf di'tiinnd for whe.it , and ficlghl room lor
1&S.UOU bn was i > iig.igt > < l
Arrivals In thu iioithvvcHt were llhcr.il. Hc-
c lits | at Duluth weio CM c irs. and
Minneapolis III ! cars , n total of I.OH
cars , against I IK7 cars Mondaj , and I..CI7cars
n ye.ir nio Local receipts wore lti ;
c irs , of vvhlch 2lOc.irs were of contract Krado.
Withdrawals friin store , Ui.llIT bn Itori'lpts
nl nil points .ifvrugatcd IJ V'-I ' bu , anil hbip-
nients fioin naino were l.liwi.'Tll bu. The ex
port ilfarnncis fmiu four porls wurc ' > , U )
bblsof Hour and l'il,7M ) bn of wheat In addi
tion IMW Orle insHlilpiiuil 1-Vi.V ) bn. riieopen-
IriK was a Khade belter than Monday s closing ,
but unit's quickly leceded about 'it.- , then be
came llnnur anil mice's were advancid PIC ,
ruled steaily and closed steady , .ibot Jo to l'8e
higher than Monday's closlnc
Corn opened llrm and sold up some , but No
vember afterwards turned weal , , whllo M.iy
kept \erystrotu Thi'rota not nitiuli In the
way of now" , but the hog receipt" had a tond-
enuy to weaken the ne.ir futures. Noxeiiibor
holn up toVJ'ic. ' hro.io to .11 * c , reacted some ,
nnd at 11 o'clock wis .l.'e. May ' old from 4 lo
to4.'ic nnd at 1J o'clock was ti' ' c. During
the Inttt hour torn made a sharp advance , No-
ember sulMiiK up to Wc , to Xi' + v , juar to
45'aC. to lc ( and M.iy to 4IV , but there was u
slight reaction later. The advanie was due
to active buying by Hoyden , lliirtlutl-rr.i/lur.
I'atton ilros. und others. Cash corn stalled
ntM'iC. but sold up to.Mic fur car lots.
Outs \vi rostrotiK. Nov ember st.irtul at from
EO'Jo ' to'JIe and at 12 o'clock vvusulll'ic. May
rangi il from IP9c lo : u > .iu. Thota.irket ( In illy
turned rather buoyant and on coed having by
Couiiselmun. Itartlctt-Pra/ler , 1'atton Itros.
aim others , November advanced lolll c , May
frnm rJV to.fJV. but later eased on * some.
1104 products wore higher on the small
Blocks of lard nnd ribs and the llrmoi local
market J iniiary pork sold from { II 17' ' ; to
flir : > and at U o'clock was $11.(0 ( January
lard sold from W 20 to $0.1)0 and Januarv ribs
fruni'i.TT'f ' tofib'i ,
The leaillng futures inneon as follows :
November 52H
l > cci nibi r 4ti
Mil ) < 1
OATS Jo 2
NovunbiT 81 SDK 31S
December
May
\1MS I'OIIK
IHccMiiber 8 10 B 60 I 40 8 474
Jnnunry . . . 11M 11 .I7H 11 115
May . . . . . . . 11 MH II 7JJ4 11 70
I < Alll >
November. G 00 d 10 i ! oo n 10
Ikcc'inber d 02L. , I , . ' 0 own ; d 20
Jniiimry . . b Jj b ' . ' 5
BllOirrUlllS-
November . 6 11 ft B2 5 71 B 62 > . .i
Hi cumber. . . 6SJL & B2S ,
January. . . 6 Bi 6 874 5 H ) S 87Si
( ) asli ( inotntions wuro as follows *
TLOUH lJnchansi'd ; winter patents , 81.50
© 4 M ) ; spring patents , HUM&i.OO.
WHEAT No. a sprlnp Ahovt , t'io ; No. 3
prlni ; who it. M < 3s7.je ! ; Na 3 red , U > c.
CORN No. L , 5Cc
OATS-NO. 2 , Ill'i'c ; No. 2 white , 32c ;
No J vvhlto , : ! lffi.lt'e.
KM : No. - ' , kOMWic.
BAIILKV No 2 , SIK&IIUOJ Na3f. o b. , 41C3o ;
No 4. : iS < f4lc. (
I'LAXt-FI'll No. 1.04l * .
TiviOTllvSt't I > rrlme , $ I.161.10.
roinc Moss porU. per bill. ? S , I7'/SM ; lard ,
per ewt , J0.1WJ0.121J ; short ribs sides ( loose ) ,
ti.80ail.2S ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , $ j 70
4tf'7'i ; whorl clear sides Iboxcili , $ ( > 4QO.'iO. ( )
WiliSKi.v-llstlllers' Onlsbed poods , per gal ,
btiOAHS Out lo if. unchanged. 'XKi'Se ,
Ilecolpts and snlpinonts today wore as fol
lows :
Now York Slarkots.
Nr.vvoYoiiK , Nov. 4.-riouii-Hecolpts , 3I.8SO
packages ; exports , 0,741 bbls lblbl sacks ;
Irregular , moderately active , closing stoadv :
ales , 24,800 bbls.
C'ou.N JlKAir-Moro active , lower ; yellow
western , if i.201 .u > 5
\\UKAr-Hecelpts , 488'fiO bu ; exports , 40(5,2flJ (
bu ; hales. fi,000ouo bu of futures : 201,000 bu
of spot , tpot market higher and strong.
fairly active ; No. 2 red , ll.04l.04 In
stum nnd elevator ; JI.Oia1.05U alloat ;
I.04 = U1.0TB.1U f. o. b. ; No. .1 iod.il 00
nngiadcil. lW'4c : No. 1 not thorn , * I,01\1.U7V.
No 1 , hard , J110. Options ileeliueil UWSo on
foreign M'lllui : ami botterwcathot in the west.
advanced ( iSl o on reports of Russian pro
hibition of wheat exports , which prompted In
crease Inquiry for shorts , eUsed stoadv at io
nlbo advance for the day. No. 2 red. Novem
ber. Jl.O.t Sil OH , closing * 1 04 4 ; December.
tl U4WM05-1B , ulOBlnit Jl ( Id : January , $1.00' ,
41107' . ; cloblng * l.07 t : I'ebrunry , closing ,
* ' > > , Mar , 'i , Jl.lDUCjl.ll'a. cloning * 1 llC
April , closing $1 11' , ; May , II 10VSJI 12' , . elos-
1m ; tl.ll'j ,
lt\K btrong ; western , JI.OO'.Ol 02
lUiu.M btoiuly , fall demand ; No. 2 Mll-
winikee , 7i o ; miles , UJ.COU bn.
llAHi.ia JlAi.T Dull ; Canada country made ,
Bic.
Bic.COIIN IlceolptR , 7H,700 bu ; exports. 4lN70bu ;
sale's. 2M > CiOjO bu of futures ; 40WHl bu of spot.
rpot market higher , llrm ; No 2 , 111 ®
70u In elevator ; 7U457IO ulloat ; ungraded
mixed , .ITt7ie. Opllons ailMinccd ilo
nnd closed hrm on large cable nceeptanco.
November , MtiQCAhf. closing nt iVi',0 ' ; lei.em- )
boi. : > 7aB < itrKS > ic , e.oslug nt &MIC ; Jnnunry , 5i > 4
OMiC. ) closlin : at.WSc ; ruhrnury , MM > 4c.
oloslng at 6l'io.Maj,5JT(25JU-l ; ( c , closing nt
OATS llecolpts , 101,0,10 bu ; exports , 714,000 bu ;
talcs , l.l'U.mo bu of fiituiest ,110,110 bu of spot ,
tipotmnrketnotlvc , higher. Optlonuaetlvound
llo ; mixed western , u(4lJOu ( ) ; vvhlto western ,
Bs Joi No. 2. C lilcngo , a'Kaaii e.
IIArloudi ; bhlpplng , Oixa03o ; uood to
choke. 7MlKic.
Iloi'S-yulot , Him ; common to choice , 14 ®
KM ; Piielilo iii.ikt , Uiil c ,
Coi usu Options opened bnroty steady , 10
points up tolAdowu ; closed bteady , n to 40
points up. tales. 4H.UHI bags. Including No-
> ember , ll ii.VitlJ.lii ; Januiiry , lll.4Cill.TA ;
May , * ll.uOll.MiJune : , il.)0JulyII ; Violl.40 ;
spot Klonotlve and hl her ; No. 7 , tIJ.'V.
buiuii-Ouloi but llrm ; sales , 2.i70 ! bags
centrifugal , ml tistut : iA-llc. ( ami 1,11(1 ( bags
molasses Migur , KI test at 21 l-lborellneduulet ,
uleady ; No. V , aiifl ; No. 10,37-1(1 ( ; No. II , J\o ;
No. 2I.VItc. (
MmbSKh Novr Orleans , steady and iuilot |
common to fiiiicv , ffi.c'o.
rh'riioi.tUM-ui'iH'd ) steady but utter the
first Halm , became weak under uostorn nUllni :
and deellued iUo thiin rucovercd 'lOiuid closed
Bteady , PeniiKylvnnlii oil spot no sales. De
cember option opening MIV , highest CO ) , ,
lowest a'i' ' > e. closing UOc. No miles of Lima oil.
Total Hales 45.UHO bnrreli.
HUM : I'nlr demand , llrm. '
TOITON Hti.ii OiL-ynlot iinil steady ; yollovT ,
*
' . . - ) , easy ; city ( W.OO for pkgs. ) at
"tosiN Dull , bteady.
Tuiil'KMi.NK Dull ; lower tit aMJQ
1.C1US Quiet , weak ; western , ' 'itt '
celptH , 14.U.II packngoH.
I'oiiK t-leadyt modoriito demand ; old mess.
flOOO ; new n.ess , ilt.uos extra prime. ( II.IHI.
OUT MrATH-llull. ktendyi miudleu , Urmor ;
tliort clear. November. t < j.7.4 ,
LAIIII lll-her. llrm , illicit ; western uteatn ,
I6.M : salts , 1.00ft tierces , la4V Option
talcs , 600 tloiv'Oh ; November , < 4.4U ; leconiber ,
( U.4IJI January. fU.GOQO.01 ; clonlug at IU.C < t 1'uu-
iv r U.TJI Muroh , W.SJ ,
t Quiet , weaker ; western dairy. KJc ;
orrnmory. .ifflSIc
Clirr i Moleratodemnnd ; gtoadyjwcstcrn ,
OMffWci part skims , 4Jl7'4c' .
PHI Iliov Qnll. . American. tl7.5TaiP.CO. .
Coi'i'i ii-Dull ; lalio November , til. Go ; lake
December , flirt ) .
IiKAt ) Nominal : domestic. 11,15 ,
Tl.s rirnior ; Btralts. illlOO
Uiiialiii ( irnln .
Prices linked on delivery nt MNslsslpnl rlvor
points , Nebraska Inspoutlnn , nnd ten days'
ehipmcnt , unlesa otherwise stntoc ! .
wiir T-No 9 rod winter , ( llo bid ; No. n , 83
bid ; No _ ' spring. HO 1)1' , ; No J spring , 8 bid.
OMK'OIIN No J. 43' ' , bid.
Ol.n Cons No 2 , year shipment. 40c : No X
Novomljrr , .i'i',4 bid , No J , year shipment , Jfl
bid.
bid.Itt E No. 2. fflr.
OTNo 2 , whllo. Wi bid. ! 10 bid ! Chlcnso
toriiii , M4 inkol ; No. .1. white , WS. bid , ? Ui
asked ; No. 2 mixed. 20 bid ,
NOTrs.
Among the aalct vvcro5,0)0 ) No 2 , rye , fOc ;
2.\OJO No .icorn or better , shipped oy Iiocoin-
bcr IV 4iu ; 20OJ ( No. , ' < corn or. bettor , ye ir
shipment , ,1'l'ici ' ' IO.OK ) No J corn or bettor ,
year shipment , JO'io : COW No. J , white oats
2UC.
2UC.J. . P Myorx , Topoki , was among the visitors
nn the board ,
KIUIHIIH City
KANBAM CITV. Mo. Nov. 4. I'Miuit Steady ;
patent" . Jjo O.'V ) ; extra fancy. tJ.SUd'J 'i ;
fnnry.'OVJJ ( Cij choice. } l.K ! > ffi.00 ; XXX ,
SI 7VW.OO
WIIKAT Qulol ; No. 3 liard , cash , SOo bid ;
No - ' rod , cash , no bids.
( Jolts Lower : No. 2 , cash Mo bid ; No
vember , ! ( > c Idd.
O\T4 bio.uly ; No. 2 , cash , 2flc bid ; Novem
ber 2"i'1c bid.
I'l.AX SH Mu.
II A\ itiidy ; timothy. 18 00 ; fancy prairie ,
$ ( l M ) ; good to choice , r > 00 ® 5.50 ; low grades ,
- .
llt'TTi.u Weak , cronmcty , ' ( f-C'c ; dairy ,
W.I'-i ; ; sloro packed , HOIOc ; packing , 12c.
iois : rirm at I'c.
Kl ( HlPTh Wheat , n.noO bu ; corn. 1,500
bu ; o its , N'-'iX ) bn.
h-nii'Mi .srsVlicil , 40,53) ) bu ; corn , none ;
oats. none.
DuliitliVlicat .Mnrlcct.
DUMJTII. Minn , Nov. \\hcatwns qulto
nctlvo this inornlng ; e ish was In good demand
nt rolntlvely lower prices , nlthougli outside
mnrl.ets wnro gi'iiorally stron-'i r on reports of
dry weather The local nun kut did not ad *
vnncueiiunlly with them. 1 roUht rates hero
Jumped to 5o Inte yestordny nflcrnoon under
strong demand foi tonnngo again--t4lc } yes
terday morning and 4c Monday It iMfotted
the price of cash meat mid ul-o hurt ( he mar-
Ki't to n considerable o\tont. Nevertheless
snippers weio on the market for irood qiinn-
tltlcs and sales were liberal , Kcceipts , U" > J
cats ,
St.
ST. T.ouio. Mo. Nov. 4. Win : vr Higher ;
cash. U.'v : May. $12 , bid.
COIIN 1 Inn ; cabh , 4r'jc ; May , 41Jll'c ,
bid.
bid.OATh
OATh Slcady ; cash , 29c ; December , 2\io. )
I'OIIK I'llH ' ) .
I < Alll-Sfi05
WlllSKLl-$1.18.
Grain Mnrkct.
UF.r. Wls , Nov. 4. WHEAT rirm ;
Spring , cash , Die , December , M'a.0. norihern ,
Ol'ic.
COHN Sto idy ; No 3 , c ish. . " > 5c.
OATS rirm ; No 2 vvlilte. , li © J2Jc. [
Ijlvci pool
LtVFiiroou Nov. 4. WIIKAT I'lrin ; de
mand poor ; holders ofToi spailimly.
COIIN rirm ; demand fnlr ; mixed westerns ,
Gs 4(10.1 s > 4J4d percental.
I < AHU 1'rltiio western. IlJs per ewt ,
Ciiicliiiiuti .v
CINCINNATI. O . Nov. 4. WHEAT Steady ;
No. 2 led. t'lc '
COIIN In filr demand ; No 2 mixed , 57 © " > Sc.
OATS blrong ; No 2 mixed , , J2aJc.
WllISKKV S1.18.
_
Toledo Urain Market.
Touino , O. . Nov. 4 WHKTrirui ; No. 2
cash , % Hc.
( OH.N Active ; No 2cashr > 8c ,
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 cash , Jlc.
A.\li JtUXUS.
Nf.W Vonk. Nov. 4. The stock market on the
whole today was null and Irregular , but
strength predominated nnd the early dealings
and weakness In the final trading with a
period of almost utter stagnation between.
There was good buying from London this
morning , but the btipport from domestic oper-
MOIS was slight. Lute In thu day there was
largo withdrawals of money by lloston
Institutions and thu rate of money
on call was run up to 15 per cent
while at the same time a heavy selling move
ment In Texas I'aclflo seem i ties , most ot
which wns for the account ot u failed lloston
llrm which held largo amounts of both the
stocks and bonds. The money rates caused
the selling of considerable short stock In the
goncnil list and prices yielded materially all
along the line thouirh the ellect wax gener
ally to wipe out the early advances jonly.
' 1 ho activity of tlio day was confined almost
entirely to Bt. I'.iul , Atchlson and Chicago
lias Thestrength ; in the bt. 1'iiul stocks wns
most pronounced in the forenoon after the
Issue of the Btatment of the October earnings ,
which for the fouith week wore the liugest of
any week In the history ot the company. The
grangers were all benefit ted by this anil oven
the Itock Island , which showed u loss
for the same week , advanced. The
opening piltos were small fractions better
than Monday's Una B and largo fractions wore
adiled to these gains , among the active shares
during the forenoon. Tlio movement attained
no great proportions among the rest of the
list and died nway completely before noon.
1'rlcos then settled nway on a very limited
business until the last hour , wljen thu bidding
up of money nnd the weakness In TOXIIR I'ncltlu
weakened the rest of the mnikot , and In most
blocks the early gains weru nuutrali/ed.
The movement was yeiy Irregular , however ,
and thu dual chniiges are equally so but tlio
only netivo stock thatsympathUcd to any ex
tent In the decline was Hock Island which
shows a loss fin the day of l'a poi cent , whllo
Texas I'aelllc Is down IJ4 not cent , and Chicago
cage Gas is up 1 per cent. The close was dull
and he ixy at the concessions.
Uoveinment bonds have been dull nnd
steady , fatato bonds have betn entirely neg
lected
The following nro the closing quotations for
the leadliu stocks on the New Voik Stock ex
change today ;
lllil
The totnl nates of stoc'UH today were 211,815
shares. Inc'lndln : AtchUon , v\\s.v > \ OhhiaKi )
li is , VM'i ; Didnvvares Lhuk iwaiiiiu i Wost-
urn. K0 > 0 , Ilrlo. UMjj .Missouri I'.i-
rltlc , a..li7i North Ainorluan , lUWj North-
urn 1'acllii ) iiroforruil. 11,4(0 ( ; Huailintr.
4 'uOKIuhiiiimd . .tust I'olnt. 4,5l8i hi , I'aul ,
.14,811) ) ; Texas 1'aclllo , J.0 ; Union I'aclllc , 4.J4S.
llovlnw.
NKW YoiiKt Nov. 1 The I'ont savsi The
oluctlon rather than the mnrKot was
the topic of Interim today and stocks
moved o < ily In u languid fashion London
Aibltrauu uroUors bruiiRht on thu li.iblsof
London's hltthor level , and this advanced Ht.
I'aul and ono or two ether stocUs. In thu In-
ilUKtrlalH , too. thoru was somu active' manlpU'
lat on by thu bull pee s. Thu general iniiruut.
howovur , was dull and Hat. tfoinu uirort v as
niadu by thu room traders to liaminor tlio
inarKot on thu nuws of n run on n lloston
savings Dank , but the emloavor mot wltli
ttimill success An Intore'stliiK fuaturuof thu
marUot was thu abrupt fall In thu prlcu of sll-
VIT colnc'ldal as usual wild thu rt'iumntlon of
govL'rnnitMit iinrclinsos. If the bulls hi silver
vvuru cnpabluof dUcouraiicmunt , tbU would
ho a trj Inc uxpurli'iicu. Hut tliuy vv 111 doubtless -
loss bo ready airaln nltliroau colurcd lirudlo-
tlons In thu iiililillo of thu month.
I-'ltiiiuolnl Not os.
IVANSsOnv , Jlo , . Nov. 4. Clearings , f 1,073.-
NKW VOIIK. Nov. 4. flunk clearings today ,
* 'IOtOJ14U3 ! biilnuccs , IOHUJ5. '
ST. Louis , Ma , Nov. 4-o'luarlnRs toiay ,
3l4a75i bftlauccB , W78,1VJ. Mouoy , 74W per
cont. Exchange on Now York'JJC discount t (
1 > if
IlAt.Tivio'lK. Mil. , Nov. 2. Clearings today
MVJ.Ii' ( ! balances. J5J",4 > I. Hate , U per cent
I'lUt.AiiKU'ittA , I'a. , Nov. , I Hank clr-tirlngs
totl.iy , Ji2o.l ,50 ! : balance" . JI.SS1.5W. Money
4 per couu
NEW OlltE IN' , La , Nov 4. Clearings , Jl ,
OAO'O. New York exchange Jl fie pel Jltx (
discount. Hink , VJc dlscoilnt to par.
HOSTOV , Muss. Nov. 4. Clc.irlna * , JI5J.VV
44" ; balances , J..lUVl'll ' ; rate for money , J pel
cent. Kxclmngu from ' 'Oo to 2oc discount.
CiiiCAflo , III , Nov 4 , Now York oxclmngi
I' 'ie ' tier $1,000 premium. Money 0 per font
Clearings for Tuesday nnd Weilncsday , 124.-
UIVKW. I'orelgn exchange Jl MHt for sixty ,
day bills anil * ISl'i for sight drafts.
Now Vork Money Market.
NEW YOIIK , Nov. 4 Movuv ov CAt.r/-
I'usy , ranging from 1 In I" > per cent : last lo in
0 pi-r cent , closi-d Ollored at ( ! per cent.
I'IIIVIE MKitciNTtt.K I'u'Kit MlO'i per cent ,
STKIIMMI LxciiAvoK-Qnlot and steady at
Jl M)1 ) , forslxly-dtiy bills and tl.Sl for demand.
Thu following \veio thu closing prices on
bonds :
1' H < ten . . . . Hi'1Mntnnl I mom * 'lo.i'ii
t ! H 4 cu up . lli , ' < j N J C hit < crt . lOiTj
1) ) S msnv UMj North , I'ncllla Ists 117
I'atllltuof l > . . . . III Noith 1'iH'llli' Zmls 'III
l.a. Mumped 4a . . "li's SortliweatornCon H7) ) (
Tenn iiutr net 1,1 . ' 100 North Oi'lii'iit ' > 101's '
'lunn new net f > . . . 100 St I , , V I M ( len 63 S'l
'Ipnn MIMV iu > t H . . ri > $ > t i. AS F < ! c-n Sl'IOi
CnnnilnSn 2ada IH St I'aul Con oN . IS'Jl
Con 1'ntlllc Int . . . lM ( ISt 1' C A I'm- latiV4 \ }
Don X It d Htj " IPX I' 1 , ( I I'r Hcti 8.fi < j
Hen ft 11 (1 4s . : n < 4 IVx T. II G Tr ltct el
Krlc ind < . . . lo'i's Union 1'ncltlo Isti IU75 <
SI K A T ( , en OH VI West bliorc . . . . 103
M 1C ftT lien is 4I' '
Hid
liOHtOII StDL'k
Hosrov , Mass , Nov. 4 The followlns were
the closing prices on stocus on thu lloston
stock market today :
AU Ill-oil \ I'dpokn l."sl Mo-Inn * Mont . . . . u
Muslim , v Allmnjr . . 'J'U'jII ' nlinnpt A llc'tln . .2 > ' , ' - < j
IIOKtiin.v Maine . 1U | Kunr it'U. . IJIfi
Clil llur A. gnlncy liTifiOicunln llh
Ulchburi'II U . .7. xanta le Coppc'r. . . IS
MIIPK ( Vnlrnl . . . Il , flininrnck . . . .IfO
Sli'V tVn coin . . SO'ilVct rml Land Co . H'f
N V A..V i : 174 Hell lolc'phom nil
ilo , I1 < | l.iniMin "toru S . . . . IS
Olil Colony . . Ihl Uvaii-r 1'owcr 2
\ \ \ * Con com . . . 174c M 1 14
Allunu/ Co ( now ) i It. A , U . 15
Mln ink'i \
Ijonilon btoul ; Mnrlcot.
I.OVDOV. Nov. 4 The following were the
London stock qnotitlons closing at 4 p m ;
IlAll blljVt R-4) ) > { .
Most'Wt per cent.
Itote of discount In the open mirkot for
both short anil thrco-months bills , * i < 3rll per
cont.
On the Merlin lloiirflc.
Hi UMN. Nov. 4 The fall In prices continued
onthubouiso hero today. Kusslan "icuritles
lobti percent. Other foreign sccuiltlus were
\voak. Qiiutiitlutis foi loublcs lluctujted , und
prices closed at u fractional roliis > o ,
On the "aris
I'Aius Nov. 4. The bourse hcrowiswoaK
today and there wis further selling. Russian
securities dropped PI per cent , Spanish live-
eighths of 1 per cent , and I'ortugnobo ! ' per
cent.
_
Denver Alining Stooks.
Dnsvcit , Cole , Nov. 4 The fol'owliu ' list Is
thocloslngquotatlonson the Mining exchange
today. S lies , UI.OOJ shares.
S.m FranclSco Alining Quotations.
SAV I'ltANCtsco , Gal. , Nov. 4 L'ho official
closing quotitlons for mining stoo.cs today
were as follows :
Now York Mlnin * ; Quotations.
Nr.wYo'iK , Nov I The following are the
closing mining stock quotations :
.St. Louis Mining Qiiotntiona.
ST. Louis , Mo , Nov. 4. JUnlng stocks dealt
In today were :
Ailnms Tuu I Little Albert . T
Anivrlcnn 'i'4 Silver Ago 45
Central llvcr 15 KlUubeth 157 } $
GranltoM KM
Now Vorlc Dry Goods .Market.
NEW YOIIK , Nov. 4. The dry goods market
was unchanged , but the demand w is moder
ate , following so close upon yesterday's holi
day , lluslni'ss lmpro\ed slowly diiilnz tlio
day and ordeis for Killing fabrics continued
to load In Interest. The tone and condition of
the market wasstoadv anil little ehanse of
nny kind was apprehended for the luimcdlato
future. While there Is no specnlatl\o ten-
doncv to the demand , thu movement Is In the
main satisfactory and there Is no lack of con-
lldenco lioods for the south are a little slow ,
hut articles consumed chiefly In the west and
noitlnvest are steadily going foiwurd and arc
well bold.
Havana Markets.
lUvANt , Nov , 4. fai'A.sisu GOLD J2.30'4 ®
( i
I\CIIAMII : : Quiet nnd firm.
buciMi--ririn.
OH Market.
ION-DON , Nov. 4. TUIITONTIM : Si'iiiiTS 2Cs
Jd per ewt.
MVHtl 001. , NOV , 4. TUIU'EMINB Sl'lllUS
2Cs Ud per ewt.
Hunk ol' nn land Unllotlit.
LONDOV , Nov. 4 Amount of bullion with
draw n fioin the Hank of Knglund on baUnco
today , i'JU'.OOO.
1'arlH Itentus ,
I'AIUS , Nov. 4. Thioo per cent routes Olf ,
T.'iiu for the account.
Traitors Talk.
CuiCAflo. 111. , Nov. 4. Coiiiicllnmn k Day to
CocKrell Ilros : Wheat opened unchanged.
Cables worn steady on 1'arls and 1. \oriiool 1 ad
vices \\lilcli worunlmiit a htinduir and closed
with a lush of buy Ing on reports of laiuo I > UH- |
ness at higher prices fir ( export done at Min
neapolis. Dulnth , Milwaukee , Chicago and
New York. A late rumor that ex
ports of wheat from Iliissla hud
also been prohibited prob ibiv caused sumo
by short sellers The operations of
coil tin nromlnont lee il boms Indicate a lack
ot unanl nlty of bcntlinunt which wu expect
ulll bo stiiinc I'orn and oats' both
felt the ullout of the active shlp-
plm ; domanil Induced by poor fall
p isturaso and the Russian doe-ree prohthltlni ;
uxports. hiilo futures as well'is no.irdellv-
orles shared the liiiprovomont. May coin and
oats lack llku further hubstantlal adv unco
\\u pro friendly to all culns on vvoak
spots for u good up turn Provisions
oponeil blshor nnd advanced all day. c'osliig
llrm. Three packlni ; houses vvhlch have In on
shut down started up and began cuttliiR ho.-s
for January product alruady ( onlraoted for.
Wo think tli it on much moro rally bales for a
turn will maku p-ollu.
Ciiii'AOo , III , Nuv 4 , SwartDiinco A. Mc-
roimlck to r O. bwaru .t Co After a lies-
It itiiiK market on wheat during most of thu
scission prlcct * llnnlly llriiiinl-up Ituculpts
woru Inriro overywhero. As yet thuro have
been no rains of sUnllluiincu In thu winter
wheat district , thouih showers nru pn dle'ti'd
for Indiana , Illinois and Kansas
for Thursday. Corn was hl her on nn active
cash demand , lorctsnuis com I mm liberal
buyurs for both Imincdlatu nnd fiituro deliv
ery As long at , thu cash demand continues
prices will undoubtedly bu in iln-
talned. but with ono of the l.ir/-
est crops ever raised nonu of
whtuhUyut moved. It bcems liUh to us
Uivtswi'ru llrm at about l'iO ' ailvancc , thu
Itusslan prohibition e < anslng ( Irnuu'ss moro
than any thing olio. Tim Husslan uxport of
oats last yuar vvuru 70.000,000 , An advance of
ISo In hogs causi'il a llrmur provUlon miukut
with I'onsldorablo buying for local account ,
and they m ty continue llrm for a couple days
longer. Wouxpect toseu thoni i'll otr again
but nru not xucontldcnton thu short sldo as
when prices were higher.
CiiiCAcio , III. , Nov. 4. Konnutt , Hopkins , V
Co totA , MuWh > ) rt > rIt U said that wheat
sold atlMo for Dee-umber un thu riu-b during
yostenluy's hcllday It was rather easv the
first hour today und the ilul IICMI unouragnd
ihort celling , As thu mnrkut did not brunk ,
room tr.ulers undertook to buy back what
they had lold , and come paid 03'iC for It. Tuat
was nbntlt the lop. and jnit before tlio clot
when thu usual Uu-tfhli story was Mirtin
on the crowd , n'suli-ing on iniuk'k ndvanci
It WIIH lee Into for tM * rumor to bo aiithorltn
t vo'y denied or lOiKlrt'ncil , 1 1 trader" olo'o 1
good many of the tt-lills on both si les , whlc
n tilted In nn nlino-t cvinly balanci'd mai
Ki'U Plioul l the ri'imor prove a fuko , as p is
pxperleneo slni , A 'Inner opening tumorrot
Is pioiiuble , esiieehtlly if pinllotions o
rain In the joUtliWit nro re.tti/iliU
Tim export demand nt the seaboard U said t
no good iind everything fimirmg buyer'
shipments hnvo been fair but stocks nro no
cumulating fast und unless the doiiuind ma
turlallv Incto iscs we do not bollove It posslbl
to susi Uu prices Ut-colpts of enrn have hcei
small this week nnd this stntH-d shorls t
buying today , l.ongs In your so d ( jnlte frcel1
und loiuht May , relatively mUanc
Ing the latter. Wo sin iiothln
at piisent lo chnngo our belief thi :
.Mny Is n saloon all hind spots , busing thl
opinion un the estlm itu by careful obaurv er <
that wo now have 2uucoiOOJ bn moio 0011
iivallnblo than at this lime n year ago Ther
Is n strong demuul foroals , and It showsn
letup , nnd receiving houses for the expor
trade have been the best btijois for sovera
days , l.iirgoniitiniltlea have been taken , thougl
elearances have been below ospeutaUuii"
In our letter lust 1'ildny we siigmsled tin
following Monday would bo a good time ti
buy provisions and this was b ised on the bo
llc'f Unit consumption had e itcn 'nlo slock
morq lurgelv than generally expected , am
thedlseoveiy of this fact would starta i illy
iMieh has proved to bo the ease , oveiv lien
almost bolnwcApi'cUtlons and the HtoeUs ol
laid nnd ribs are espi'i'lally small , and till
has given us an ndvnnclng inaKct all day am
closing at the very top pilei-s as well.Vi
would lather bu long tonight thiin iluiri. ac
cording lo the looks of the present market wi
believe.
CintAno , ill. Nov 41' . O Logan A. Co ti
llrynn Commission comp invi Ifoportcd mil
In Ivans is with unclian.-o I cables eaiiKOt
lather n ( inlet and hesitating market It
vh''at , December w he it opened nt fll'to '
Itnlns did not nnpc.ir to be genet al when
most needed and early sellers bee ime buyers
this with bettut cables made the market vurj
n'-llvo toward ihn elo u , December selling ai
l-So. ) ' Unr often i'\pu > sspd opinion as to tin
future Is niii'hangcd The export domain
umllnnos and ulll cent nun. llecolpts at nl
Interior points are irooil , but w Ith ail there I'
no accumulation of Mom nt any point and tin
foreign demand cannot bo sutlMlcd for Imme
diate shipment until this di'lliani !
is Hitlslled. Wo M'o no prospects
of a decline In wheat and bcllovi
It sifo to buy until such conditions change ,
Corn Is strong on all options. Our opinion or
It Is unchanged. With a big demand foreign
and domestlcll ulll soil hlghet unless ti-telpt'
are largely incicased. ( Jats are nctlvo anil
higher Charters toilay from Chicago , ivtnoi
Lit of vvheat , 4Ujncibn ( of coin nntl M".OTO bu
oils. Lighter slocks of provisions than an-
tU'lpitcd nnd higher pi Ices foi hogs gave pro-
\lslons u llrm opening and so ruled the mar-
Uet. closing nt otHsldo pilcrs of the day ,
Local scalpers and shorts VVLIO beat buvors , ,
OITerlugs ruled light.
031.111 I 1.1VK blUUK MIHKKT.
OMAHA , Nov. 4. 1891.
for the three diys this week receipt- arc
1U.OUO cattle. ? ,3V ) hogs , 4d sheep , ag.il > ir.t lo.'io ;
c-attlc , IJ/111 ho0's , 4,014 sheep , the Hist hnlfol
last wiol. .
1'icsh receipts \vcro sovonty-four car" , the
bulk of them stockers and feeders , bo fir
this week compaicd with last there has been
a dtcrc iso of about a thousand head. 'I hero
were really no deslr.iblo beef cattle here
either natives or westerns whllo there was a
fair demand for such at llrm prices. Hnslness
was neiessarllv slow and vvhllu prices are
qnot.ibly stonily , the general tone of the
market was not veiy strong.
'Ihere wns no m aerial change In this branch
of the trade , holders of good fat cows and
heifi-18 liiidlng prices stronger , while pilots
vveio rather weikon common and Infoiior
cradcs. Huslncas was not over brisk , but
there were comp ir.itlvely few dcslrablo
animals unsold at thoclo- .
Phe yards are at piesent filled to overflowIng -
Ing with htockcis and feeders , Including a
very small proportion of good block. A slight
Immovcment was noticeable In the dcnrind
today , but the heavy siiopllus were not
mateilally diminished 1'rlccs were not
quotably dllTeioiit from Tuesday.
'I hero weio only hlrty cars of hogs re
ceived , a very smalJ run for Wednesday
There was a. uood demand and under favoi-
able advices from other markets salesmen
felt warranted in pricing tnelr holdings ton-
slderably hl-'hci.
Trading w.is brisk at prices generally 5o
higher , nc.irly one-half of the hogs selling at
$1 ill and the limit paid SJOOfor ono load o (
choice butcher weights.
'iTiu maikct closed early and strong at
inoinlng prices.
C'AiTr.E Olllcial receipts of cattle , 1'iC
as compireil wltli 2.S78 yesterday ana 4tSS
Wedneidny of lust wtok. Hoof hteors bc.irco
and the general m irltut was blow nnd dull ,
although prices wore not imot ibly lower.
Itutohor stulf weak nnd lower ; feeders in bet
tor demand , but the 'supply still toolaizc ,
prices very low.
Hoas Olllcial receipts of hens , S.IOO as
compared with . ) , b" yesterday and r > , iiMed -
nesday of Inst wook. The market was
active with prices . " > c higher than yesterday
closed stiong at the advance Hulk selling at
nrixStM ) Light , iM7031.7T'-i ; heavy , SATi ®
J.UO ; mixed. * J7.V2i.l.SO
Sunup Olllcial receipts ot shcop , none
a" comp iied with 415 yesterday , and 0b Wed
nesday of last week. Dem lud good ; market
nominally stoady.
Iteprescntntivo Sales.
6TI KHS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. IV. No Av. Pr.
7 Ittel : i 25
v. MII.Kl'ltS AND Sl'HlNnEIlS.
1 cow and calf . 2200
1 cow and calf . lh CO
1 bprlugor . ' 'O 00
CAiivr.s.
1. . ICO 450
11.1017 210
.15 68200
21 . DOS 2 " >
1. . 010 2K >
1..1.MO 3UO
whSTunv cAirr.E.
Colorado I/and \ , Cattle Co.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
.1 strors * . . 107(1 ( $203 2il steers * . . U53 200
20 feeders. 70J 2 25
M'aillnes.
Windsor , Kent A , Co.
70 cows. . . . 60 ! 1M 18 calves. . IKS 425
37 cows. . . . 0.13 1 0
N , Groshon.
1 steer * . 1.100 2 00 1 steer. . . . 1120 3 00
1 htecr * 14uO 200 1Q1 cows . 1000 2 .17' }
4 steels * , l.'o" 2 OJ 350 feeders . 10M ) 275
Tailings
llrown-llllr C. Co.
45 steers * 1174 2 2" >
'I'alllnss
Clark.
7 cows. . . . 10" > 0 1 CO 6 cows. . . 1000 2 10
4 cows. . . . UW 2 83
D. Jlel'hco '
10 voarl'nps 779 2 ! ir > I steer . . 1400 2 PO
KS feeders , US1 2 M ) 18 bteers. . . 10JO 2 UO
2S steeis. . 1111 2 W
WHOD1
HOD1 : .
No. Av. Shk. I'r. No. Av. Rhk. I'r.
41 212 NJI170 OS I'M ) U'OIISJ
M 2J7 iOI J 70 111 . . . .217 .l.'O .ISO
M 255 4J 3 71 01 21S 11,0 .180
72 2.15 IfiO 8 7ri Ml 211) ) SO .IhO
Rl . .211 W ) a 75 bl ( 2V ) 381) )
BJ . . . . 217 2SO .175 fi'1 . 2V > 40 .IbO
II.1 2iB fi.l 875 71 220 llfl .1 M )
74 . . . . 2.4 ' .bO J 75 77 . . . 25S .120 ,1M
74 . . . . 221 IJU 3 77 > J 6(1 ( . . .271) ) K.O 3Ml
77 . . . . II'S ' 40 ,1 77SJ d5 Mil 240
C.1 . . . , i.rt ( 1A ) 8 77'J ' 67 21(1 ( hO
81 2 ( ( > M .17711 < ' 'J . . ' - " > l HO
M 17.1 120 ,1W (11 ( 2S7 40 .185
Ii7 . . . , ' . )7 Iii3 .1 W ) ( ! . . . . I'rt SIRS
W. . . ' . ' . ( ! 3 81) ) Co 151 300
? . ' 217 40 3 HO
I'K.s A.\i ) noun ii.
7 100 3 20
Chlcnjjo I'lvo Htouk flr-irknt ,
OniCAiin , 111. , Nov M [ bpoclnl Tulosrnm to
'in : IlnIt : ] Is sonu ; jlajs him o naltlo huy-
uis took hold with asimii'h BIO\V | of lnlciro-.t as
hey inaiilfoatod today. I'lioyvoioout In the
yard o. illy und they rttajc'd rlKht with the
attlu until ovorv tliliu that hail any
norlt had l oun hoiiKht up. They vuiro
low to rcHpoml lo the iloinaiidH
> f holdon for an ail v unco In
u Ices , but an uxanltnation of the niiOllshcd
lies v\lll hhow that thuro was a pii'tty soil-
oral I'lihniiucinoiil of yaluos Thu culn
Fumnmtc'd to fioin AO.IO l.'u and uvora.'us fully
oo , coinparlsoii boluc ) u.ido with > nst wouk'n
losini ? price" ) . The arrivals In-
lulled a tiiruor nroporllon of natlvos
hail for homo tliuo D isl , not moro
linn 0,000 of the 11,003 ot thouattlu ruculvc'd
Dining from the ranges. The uvoia o
liiality , hovvuvorrwnii not inueh hotter tli , in
loforo that , holni ; only here and thuro u hunch
lint vvoiiiil Kr.iiU * ahovu nu'dliiin Therefore
vhllo uxtr.i borts uoroiiuoted around M SO 1110
itrnniur part of the trading was bulow
YOa Niitlvc-3 wuro ( | noted at from tl ( X ) to * i"1
or pour tocholcu e-ows , holfuis anil hulls , at
roni fl.V ) to.LM ) for stookiirs .mil fe > odori and
it from i..tO to Kbu for ilresbcd bcuf and Hhlp-
ilui ; Hioors tik's of vvusturnu wi ruou a husis
if Jl.W to JI.KJ and TuMitih were hiiloalilo at
rum H. ± \ to H-l The calf inarknt was
troir-or tit fioin iJ.00 to f. ) - ' . ' ) .
I.lK'ht lioits ailvaiie'ud from 5o to ICc. the best
ortN runchliu HW. Thu Ritln In heavy
raduH vv is still moio proiiouuce'd. tl.'i to 14 - >
iC'InK P lid for ho.'x that vvouhl not have
iroiiKhl inoru than Jl m toll 10 any tlmo yes
erduv. ' 1 ho advance in the nocror itrailus
was not HO noticeable Tno liicrunsi-il htrcnuth
ho in irUut hasduvulopcd within the lust two
uy Uacc'onntc'd for hi tlio dec ruasidreculpts
nil the f.ict that there has be-cn nn liu-iouso
f thrc'o In the iiumhur of local pueKors DII-
axed , Thrro was a hrUk de'inaiul and the
runinr part of thu n-iuply had chuiiKeel liiuids
y thu inlddlo of the foronoon. whllo by U
clock tiourly u\ cry thiii bad bcou weighed.
The close wns firm nt from M.SO to J.1 OJ fo
conunoii to tirlino lluht , } 37l ( to $1.20 for mo
( lluin wolqhtf , nnd MhO to } 4.'m for nvcriiBo
of " > ! \\n \ \ and over , citlU sold at ll.RO to J.ViV.
llie Kvenlim .lourinl ic'iioils : C.ittlu-Ito
ccltits , ir > ,0 Ol shipments , 4.RK1 ! nmrkrt slov
nnil Irrc'Kiiliir : native * . $ . ' . fKW si ; Ti-ran"
tJ.tiVtt3.70i rniipor-i. ti 7 ; it4 ru ; Htookers , JiKifi
2.1V' . cows , Jl ( X > jt2 75
IIUi-llocppis. ( | ai.txii ! hipmonto , : w(00 (
tnnrkot nitlvonml MlKhcr ; roiiBli nnd common
( IT < & . ! & > ! luUe-il and ( inekun.
prime' hon\y and butcht-rV vvoluhls , fl.UVJ
4V' ! , Trii miss , j.i4Haiw. ( ;
Shcop Hoci'lpls , O.uoOs RhlpmtMits , 1,000
nmrkut stow , steady to we1 ikon nitlvo ewe
JlWimn : mlM'd. $1 40lUi ) wu-ithtrs , * I7
< 25.25ininbs. ; ;
Now York lj\e | Meek Market.
Nnvy YOIIK. Nov. 4-IIr.Pvrs Itrcolnti
y.'Mhead , Inoluillngscvonty-llvo earsforsalo
Market slow , easier Nnllvo steers , Jl > < vii
f > 00 per lOilhs ; Texans and t'olorados
JIOt > al.sO' bulls nnil cows Jl 2VuKO > : dri" < sei !
beef steady at u'l'ij.O'in ' ' ' per Ib. Shipment-
today , Cs hooves anil ls > o iiuartorsof beef ;
tomorrow. 425 beeves and thirty-one sheep.
CAi.VM-KecolplH. 1.0IS himiliinarUet netlve
jlrmor for good oals ; veals , J500IIS.OJ per 101
SIH.H- Uc'c'olptH IMsi head ; nnrkot nulel
and ' e per 111 higher ; shoop. jIWjduu per
10 olbs ; lambs , J-'i Ovtts.jo , dressed mutton llrm
at ( ) ' , < ( ts0 pL.r Hi
lions liece'pts ' , 2r ) ( > l head , consigned ill-
roi'tj marUet nominally steady at Jl DJ per IOC
KIIIISHH City Ijlvo Stock.
. . KANSAS . . . . . CITV. Mo , Nov. 4. 0\TTI.K Ue-
Hhlpments 20 ; marUut choice
Krnilux , f L1'V ( { | in.
MII.KP Hecolijts , 7.710 ; shipments , l.'O ; mar
ket stnady.
St. LotilH Ijlvc Htiiulc Mnrkot.
ST. l.oi'iq. Mo. , Nov 4 OATTI.I : Koeolpts ,
4,4(0 ( ! HiilpiiiiMils , 1.8JO ; natlvi-s slow ; Tov.ins
stiong ; fair lo nrlmu natives * . ' , ' ' 0\r > 0i
Texans nnd Indlin sleets , ! M.2r > S. ! 4Qs COHH
nnd I'.iunuirf , } , . ' ® . ' . ' . .
lionsKecelpts. . i.uflOi shipments. 1,200 ; mir
kot lilehri ; heavyl.boIOUnil\ed ; ,
light , J.l bO@l s : , .
Hot urns lor tin- Week a Substantial
Gain GcnoiMlly.
CiNCisjtvri. O. . Nov 4 ISpeclnl TalcRrnin
to I lib 111 K 1 Tomoriow's 1'ilco Cnrient vvlll
siy : 1 liu totil pu'liiR In the west for night
months to Novombui I , Is about ftG7",000
against o,40,000 last > c-nr. Tlio tot il nuckliu
cliiilnic tliu past vveek was ,170,000 .uiiilnst , ldO-
COO lust yo.ir. Hetiirns foi the week comp.iro
ns follows , for places snonn ;
Name. 1891.1CIW. .
. 1W.OM 110,000
Kansas City . 5 . ( XX ) 4i'WO '
Oinnlia . 21,001 28,0)J )
bt. I.OUls . 20,0(10 ( 1.1000
Indianapolis . IMIOO 1 ! > , OJQ
Mlhv.iukoo . IKOOO ll.ooo
Cincinnati . I'l.DOJ ' ISOX )
Cedar Haplds . 1V.COO 0.000
Sioux ( Jlty . fiOOi ) 1MWO
Olovel.nd . dOJO H.OOO
All otliors . 40,000 6P.OOO
O.U.I II A. llUl.I'.b.l l.i : .M.I KKKTS.
Country rioiltiuo
nuTTPii The best country butter commands
20iI,2Ic ( ; full to peed grades. hSc. |
I'OUl.Tlil Ohl fowls slow.T > 0'a..00 ' ) ; sprlns
chickens , W."i.ti2.7'i ; dueks , $1 00 : llvoturkoib ,
lOc pel Ib.
KOOB Oenor.il market , I
oitinneii > uvr or CHILI.
AVorld'n Fair Coiiinii.ss'oiici'.s of No
UHO 'Jlicro at I'
Cincvoo nintinu opTiiK Tlin , )
Cuicvno , 111 . Nov. 4. f
Director Gcncial Davis 1ms ordered tlio
\ \ 01 Id's fair aRcwts out of Chill. The com
missioners , three In number , quit work very
abiuptlv on receipt of the ditector guiiornl's
cnblo older and startoa for sufer quarters to
thonoith. ' 1 hey had been nt woik in the
smaller cities along the const , after piotty
thoioughly uanvnbsing Santiagoatiel doing as
rnucli ns thov dared try to do In Valparaiso
The order to leave the country was inaolted ,
ns by a fear that it would bo impolitic to
jncbs the subject of a v\nrld'b fair appioprl-
ation while public sentiment against Ameri
cans \\as running s > o high. Biilmaccdn's
government hnd appropriated 8100,000 for a
woild's fair exhibit and tbo special coinmis-
slonersero trying quietly to get the con-
giossional paity1 to approve IJnlmncoda's ap
propriation , or to make a now ono. So far it
Is not recorded that this moiiemont has made
any Haltering progress. Mr. Davis says ho
does not believe theio is going to bo a Chilian
war and if there is not , ho Is conlldont that
that sbiewd commercial nation will make ti
complete exhibit of whatever it has to sell.
As soon as the row is adjusted the commis
sioners to Chili will return to their posts.
OM VII V IlOt'sns SUFI IC1ENT.
A St. Louis tolegtam this morning an
nounces that the AtmourCudnhv Packing
company of Chicago is contemplating the
establishment of its main packinguoujoi at
Kast St. Louis. Tbo nearest approach to the
company named found to bo through Secre
tary und General Manager H. U. Dunham of
the Cudahy Packing company , whoso gen
eral ofllcos ore located In the Hookery build-
in C.
C."Mr. . Cudnhv is in O'uahaat the present
time" said Mr. Dunham , "but I think I can
state wltn almost absolute certainty that the
luinoris ontiioly unfounded. The packing
nouses of this comrmny ate now located in
Omaha and aio sulllcicnt for its needs. In
Chicago , save for two wholesale depots , wo
huvo only the general oflices. Icouldn't sav ,
of course , what Ideas Mr. Cudahy might
possibly entoitain in piivato , but I 'can say
that ho has made no such piopositiou to the
company "
KKSVI.1 OK MASOVIC KH'OItT1 ? .
On Friday afternoon the copostono of the
cmnt stiucturo at the coiner of State and
Randolph sticets known as the Masonic fr.i-
toinity toniplo will bo placed in position by
Past Giand Commander .lobn C. Smith ,
with all the imposing coioraonial of the Mu-
sonlo order. The occasion will bo , i unique
ono In the history of Masonury In tlio United
States from the fact that w'hilo the coi oniony
: ) f dedication is a usage as ancient as thooidor
Itself , never before will It have been ob
served to ciown with llttliig rites tbo com
pletion of n temple of such vast and imposing
propoitious us the cdilico elected by Chicago
Masons.
wisTi'.uv rroi'i.u IN cincvao.
The following vvojtorn uooplo are In the
citv :
At the Kioheliou Mis. Decker , Davon-
[ iort , la ; MlssL.Volls , Lincoln.
At the Loland- George VV. Mills , Omaha.
At the Palmer Mis. S. n. Hall , George
| j , May , Charles City ; Mr. and Mis. A. A.
liobinson , W. P. Hlxon , TopeUa , Kan. ; C.
\V. Baker , DCS Molnes , la. ; Miss Louise
Jdonwader , Ottumwa , In ; Air and Mis. W.
[ j. Uowen , Poit Madison , la , ; Mr. and Mrs.
W. N. Nason , Omaha ; Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Mai kloy , Muson City , la.
At the Gtaml Pacific D. P. Glvons , J , M.
Dtuisty , Dc-s Molucs , la. , G. P. Derby , \V. \
. ' , Foster , Hurllngton , In. ; Mr. ami Mrs , S.
.j. Dovvs , Cedar Kaplds , In. ; A.M. Hough ,
Mowton , In ; L P. Howes , Kldoia , In , 13 C.
Wakollold , Sioux City , la. , liiahop and Mis.
\V. L Peiry , Miss Pony , Davenport , In ,
R A.
"Way
TO RID THE HUMAN UODY OP
Tlio Poison of Disease
IB TO FencE ir OUT Tiinoiou TUB
always docs this effectually. It treats the
ifiscaso Instead of the symptoms , nnd re
moves the cause , thereby making a cure.
Mrs E. J. UOWILL , No. 11 Qulncy St. , MeilforJ ,
Maes. , eye Itiat lur mother lina been cured of
bcrofula , by the tuo of fourboltlca of a. c. D.f
after having had muck other treatment , ami
ruluccil toqultcalowcuiiUltlouof liculth , U4 I
tbouglit the couM not live ,
Trcatl'e ou Illood anil Skin Dlteatca mailed frco ,
Atlanta. Ga. ,
Forty five lilcheit awards
bavu been rucclv wl ny hea-
tinry JoluiMin from dlf-
Krunt International uipo.
Bltliins for thu BtiH > rlurltj
of the'lr I'oroun I'liutcri
and iithur irouiU llunsun'a
I'luiti-rs have many ooin.
netltora bill no rlvuU It
Is not n uxtttruia. Git the
Ueuuluo.
OMAHA
miV
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DIRECTORY.
A. II. Porrio & Co. M. 0 , Daxon ,
1(0 ! Dotlno diroet. Illcyclcs sold on n onthlr
piyments
Send for our eitnlouuo
nml prlcoi I.M N 1Mb street
JiOOK JilXlKliS und ST.t TlOXtillls
Ackcrmnu Brother ? & Hointzo ,
Printers , blndors , el jctrotyport bli'libojt mtnif
rnctururs
Hill Ilownrd utrcet , Onnlit
JiUOTb A XI )
Morse-Goo Shoa Company ,
IIIW Iliminl ' ireet
Factory , corner llth nnd Diiuxlns Htrcst
\\o ro niuklnKLlosu prices to cish linvnni nnd
in iklnx n class of uoo Is wbli h Is very sal
able with nierihanta
Williams , Van Aer- Kirkendall , Jones& 0 o
uam & Harto \ \ hnlosnlcMftmifnrtnr'rs
AKentifor lloston Uub-
1212 llnrnoy street. bcr ' IH.U Co Illf. 1101
nnil 1101 , llnrno ) street
Oniahft , Xeb.
JiU'lCllKHS
Jolm L. Wilkio , Louis Hellor ,
Omnlm paper box factory imtc1icr nnd 1'ickers
Tools nn 1 nuppllos Hi"
l"th A i-t Mnrj's Ave , hoi nnd sluuii cnsln s
Orders promptly Illlod 11P-11H Jacksun street
Omaha Goal , Ooko & Ooutant& Squires ,
Lime Cj , , Ilnrd nnd soft conl ship
Ilnrd nnd soft conl S K. pers
street
1303 rnrniin
cor loth and Douvlas
Oiunlin
trccti.
CO 11 NICE.
Eagle Ooruico Works ,
Jl rtiiifacturersofOalvim
l/i'il Iron Cornice.
Window cups , metnllo
Bkylluhts , etc 1110 nnd
1IU DoilKoat.
CEMENT AND LIME.
J. J. Johnson & Oo. , Oady & Gray ,
220 S. 15lh Street , 1,1 me , cement , etc , etc.
Omnlin , Nob. Cor 9th nnd Douglas SU
U If V GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co. , Kilpatrick - Koch Dry
Dry poods notions , fur- Goods Oo , ,
nlshlng noo.lt Dry eoods. notions , fonts'
fnrnlrtblni ; goods
Corner llth nnd Howard oor. llth nnd Ilownrd Sts
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo , DETHO1 rA U IOM ATIC
Electric Motors
Illustrated cnt i
frco nnd Dyamos Catnlo/iio
free II A Klnncyen I
1014 Cipltol Avenue A t aJ \.I.Ifu llldi ;
FA JIM MACJI1A EH V , E'l C.
Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo ,
, General no-iern ngent
Corner tones nnd Oth Sts. bkiuiill.i I'low Co ,
Uiunlin , .Neb I3H-ll.'il Sliornian Ave
FLOUR.
R. T. Davis Mill Oo.
C. n undervvooil ,
Mnnneor nt Onnlm
Cor bill anil Jackson Sti
S. F. Oilman , Omaha Milling Oo , ,
013-16-17 , N. loth Street Merchant Mllleri
Olllconnd Mill DM North
C n IllncV - MnmKcr. 11 III Mrcct
FURNITURE AND CAJtPE'1 VS.
Dewey & Stone FurBeebo & Ruuyan Fur-
iiituroOo. , nituro Oo.
SucccaorH lo O. A lloaba
Kiirnltnroand cnrpcti , A. t o ,
I1S-1I1U 1 irnnia Street (1 rieo and 1 ith Sts Oinnim
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
J. T. Robinson Notion
Oo.
Rents' furnljliln , . coed %
ml it lololir.itod uninil
' Itucknkln " iiverall-i ,
Pints , hhlrK ions , mo
tor I'tli mid lluvMinl rfts
William Blake , Uruco & ( Jo ,
17 aim olfl'bouth ICtli Ht ! O.-03finvcn ! worth St.
Oiuahi , Noh Om-ilp , Neb
GROCERIES.
'axton & Gallagher , Meyer & Ruapko ,
7IU-T11 b. lUth Street , lDI-llLjlariiuy ( | Hlroot ,
Onuilin , Ni.'lj Onmlin Nub
D , M Steolfj i Oo , Sloan , Johnson & Oj.
U0t'l. Jonoi Struul , Uth anil l-oiivc'tiwurtli
blrc'uti ,
Omilm , Nub. Oinnlia , Net )
Allen Bros. , McConl , Brady & Oo. ,
10MI10 llnrnujr 3tli iiml l.c-uoavT.jrtl ) ,
Oniulm , NuU Onmlin Nub
(7(7 ( APOWDER ,
Hugh G. Clark.
( lon'l Woili'rn Anniit of
inpmif * iiorllni ; dun
lovrilur , Atlni lil.'ll oiplo-
K t | n , liuui
HARDWARE
lector &WilhelmyOo Olark-Andieeson
Hardware Oo.
ur 10th ami JiuiuuuBti
Uth anil Ilnrncjr , O.u ill
Omaha. Neb
N AND PKO visions
rynn Ooinmission Oo A. S , MoWhortor
llrokpr , grain , prnrlnlnn lloo m I& , Donril nf Trnit
nnil Miuk . N V Ilfo MrokiTJ 1'rlmlc wlrtf
Mill * I'rlvatowlroClil- to Vt-w York , Chlc.iao
rnett , pi Ixinli unil nnil SI I.ouls Cnihxmm
Ncir York botik'lil-
Cockroll Bros I F. 0. Swattz & Co. ,
Urokorn ftmto.nli htiyori llrnkcr , ( ! rnln I'rorl'loni
ITIinlc nlrci 10 Now i-to 1'rlTnlo nlro l st
York , ClilciiKU. A S1 ! Louis nmiriilonuii lloo in
lxiil It.-IS llonril ef 7 , llnnril of Triuli' tnmh\ )
Trmle i ; , ! > Om t
JltOX WOHKS.
Paxton & Vierllng Omaha Safe & Iroti
Iron Works , Works ,
Wrought nnd cil Iron
tiullitlng work , onxlnci , Mnnnf r < tire nnd huraUr
bra s work eonornl proof nfo < , vmilM } \ \
fiHiiidry. nnolil.io nn < t work lion alnUti'n ninl
Mncknmlth Mutt. U 1' nro oscnpei (1 An-
ltr ) iilul ITlll St. ilrc'i'ii , HtliAJnckion ll
'LIQUUHS.
Her < fe Co. , R. K. Grotto ,
I Iqtmr .Mcrclmnti , Itnporlpr nnd lubber of
11U Iliirncy "trcot , Wlnot nnd Liquors
Mnmirnctur m Kcnnrilr's lOUnnil Wfl tnrimnHt.
I'.nst Itiilli Illltori rrkolhlion nliplk.tllon.
L. Kirsoht & Oo , , Frick & Herberts ,
\ \ liulcsnle Ilitor ( Do.il'rs \Vliolc loLlquor Doilorl
107-IUV S 10th SU fOI-W H. 10th St.
LUMIStili.
G. W. Douglnss & Oo John A Wnkofiokl ,
Iniporti'ibAnicrlcnn Tort
Ilnnlnood Lumbar , land ( Vnionl , Mllwul
kt'ii Iljdruillo Coinoil
1310 N'nrth Iflli Struct. Wbltd Lliuj
Oharlos R. Lee , Louia Bradford ,
Ilnnlwuiiil limiter , wood
ciuioti | nnd paniuot Lumber , llnio.ccniont.otn.
llourlnt ;
Ctlinlid lloniliM (13J ( I iillln9 Strop !
Y AXI ) XO'llOXS.
0. A. Stouchill , I , Oborfolder & Oo. ,
nnd Jobber' In
Iinportor'
Milliner ) . Notions.Cloik ? Millinery
IUc youth llth
. 03 210 iniUIS
11G-11SS irthSt , Omnlin Street
MUSU'AI * INSTltUMMNTS , E'IG.
Max Meyer & Bro OeM A. IIospo , Jr. ,
M f K jo > vi > lori > , iloalori In I'lnai , Ortiini , ArllstV
mualciil ln'trajnont.i , \lntorlnli , itc. :
etc
rnnln and IGtli 1111 Doimlaa SlrpoL
OYSTERS OILS.
Platt & Oo. , Oonsolidated Tauk
Oyster , Fish nnil Celery , Line Oo.
819 South 10th Bt llflllned nnd lubrlcitln }
Dm Ul Cole Mium cr oils , nxlu ure HIS , otc.
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
Ribbel & Smith , Schroader & Oo , ,
Denlers In country prod Cnsh buycrj butter nnl i
uce , fruits , vetfutnbtes , CKKS , nnd Rcnoial coiu-
etc allusion merchants
1207 Hownrd Street. 4.1.1 south 11 tli street.
Robert Purvis , E. B. Branch & Oo. ,
1517 Ilownrd Street. 1'rodiicc , fruits of ill
Wrlto for prices on but
ter , ctfus poultry , ami kind- , oysters ,
k nuo 13th and llnrnoy btrooti.
Kirscbbwun & Sons , Jas. A. OlarkSc Oo ,
Iluttcr , chccso , cgti
Iliitter , CRKS and poultry
poultry nnd ( jamo
12OT Ilownrd Street. OI-J smith Uth Street.
Bates & Oo. ,
ronntr > produce , fruits ,
TCt-elnbli's uroeors' l"i-
ilntlfcs tens , spices , etc.
417-IU fIllliSt. .
1'Al'Elt. GOODS
Oarpentor Paper Oo , , Omaha Eubbor Oo. ,
Curry a full stock of Mnmifncttircrs and job
printing , wrapping nnd bers all kinds rubber
irrUliik' paper , carJ pa KOO < ls
per , cic K'W Pnrnain fctreot.
cicXEED&
XEED&
Emerson Seed Oo , James Hughes ,
Seed Drawer * , 'lonlcrs In Stoves rcpnlrs of all kladl
Kiinlen , Krnss , uraln and Looks nnd HonltM
tree lecds for aalu
4JI-JJ , ) south 15th. MIS. lltli Strnat ,
SASH , noons , u LIN vs. EIO
Mi A , Disbrow & Oo , Bohn Sash & Door 03
Mnnufnctiirors of snsli , Munufacturorsof mould-
d oo r blinds a nil Inus , blinds , doors , cto.
moiildlnxs llrnnch of Ollli e
lice , l.'lh nnd Iinrd Sts lloom 421 Ileo IlulldlnT.
S'lEAM ANJ > WATER SUPPLIES
TEA , COFVEE ,
Oonsolitlatod OofFea
Company ,
Ilinnil 141(1 ( llnrnoy St ,
Om ilia , Neb
TOYS. JULLIA UD8.
H. Hardy Oo. , The Brunswiok-
'oy , diilli , a Ib iimn , Balko-Oollonder Oo , ,
nncy gooiH , lioiiao filr- llllllunl mcrclmmllii ) .
ll lllllK MIOill , Cllllll- Mdoon ilxturoi.
cn larrliiKe 407,4 Kl S lOUi street ,
' .
UI'J biirnani Street. Onuilia
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO , LIMITED
A. D. Boor & Oo. ( Hunter & Grcon.
-W r.iclmiuo llulldlni ; , 10 nxthnnKO Ilullillng ,
bonlli Omaha. Soi 11 Om ihn.
\Vo ( ml Om mirrfloin Kronrh
Keinu Iy CALTHOS frit ; ninl
ItEiil KiiiiriintiiitlmtClALTiionnlll
HI OP llUclinrtft * * V rmUitunii ,
< JintK Niu'riii'itorrltrn * V urlcuccla
nod lll.KIOIti : lo \luor. .
L'it it and fay i/tatu/ieil.
AdlrMi.VON MOHL CO. ,
8ol inrrlrui AgvaU , ClarlooiU , Ohio.
YOUNG MEN OL33 MEN"
. QIT IH THE TOILS OF THc SERPENTS OF DISEASE.
They maue heroic elforti to free themielvei.
. but not hnowlDR bow to lucccufullr
VSHAKEOrFTHE HORRID SNAKES
; 8lTuilu Jvi | air BU 1 iluk Into ofailf
grtt * .
TV OUR NEW BOOK
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I rullmlUilllnic. > illIU
tboililloiophrolDliltl *
ic anil Anktloni ol tb
rient of Man , ao J bow bf
HOME TIIEATMENT.
tymethodieicluilvolyoar
own , tb Horn ! fiiwitjf
Loit or ralltm Utnbooa ,
, Occirtl nd Mirroai D
' ) tllltr. OTeakn.n ol Body
( nMlnd , EB cti of Error *
or EictiKi , Btnnt < l or
k ac.n.rli.lh . m lor Book . fuMU.Ml.o.nlpiu | | | , fi
ERIE W1EDIOAL CO. BUFFALO ,
r CURE ,
YOURSELF !
. r Ask > orir lriiiBl ) t for _
, bottle ol IIIK < J. 'l ho only ,
/ IIOM jioli'iiwui rc'iacdy fur all I
J the unnatural iliacharcei and
I prlv ate diaciihi a of men am ) the
I dc-hilltatmi ; VM'iikntM peenlmr
1 to women It cures In a levy
Idaa with > ut the aid or
hllclty of n doctor
i J'rilifr il Avienev r"r'
Manufactured by .
S Tbe Evans Chemical Oo.1
CINCINNATI , o.
Ni\V :
EPrtB OIUTAIN
ma itinn.i.iC
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t
l utliiu uro ,
nave-r rvlurna 1 nil ) ncml > caleit I'KICI. to anr
lulturcr a prcnerlptlon to vnlurtfu ai ll weak putU
ami certain euro fur Ion vluor , eiuleslom , yurlcu-
CClO , luipoloncr Adilroia
J. JJ , llOl/aU. / Jtux OU , Alblou. Allclu
