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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1892)
mitt ? AIT i nirrv etrvrriAVTrwr r\rnit > 10 iotv > cr 11 TOE CONDITION OF TRADE Jobbers Generally Report Business Aolive for the Week , THE LOCAL RETAIL TRADE IMPROVING The Orowlh In Omalm's ll ; tik CIcnrliiRt n * Compared Wltli I'rrvloiu Yenr 1li ( lenernl Uutlonk llocomet llrichtor lit cry Day. The jobbers of Otnnlmhavo varied tbclr reports as to the condition of business somewhat - what during the past week. For weeks and months they have been talking nbout tbo excellent trade that they have been onjovlng throughout the Mate. . The conditions have remained unchanged In this respect for so long n tlrno that It has scemnd Miperlluous to repeat the fuct that trade was nil tbut conld bo desired and bottoi than ever ooloro in Iho bistory nf tbo oitv. Tno Jobbers uro now varying tlio monotony of their reports by nddlni : that business In the city lo also bet ter AtUntion was nailed to tbo fuel u week or two upo that thu outlook In Omaha was deddi'dl.t brighter than It was earlier in the teruoii ntid tt would ntinonr that It Is no longer a prospect , but a reu'lty. ' The jobbers my that they are selling conMdcriiblii more goods In Omaha than was thornse n hort linio ngo and they anticipate n still further imurovcincnt/ln this direction. The Incrouso In the numbnrof men om- cloveo In the clly is maUIng itself felt In u ' gre'ater denmnd fur goods In n retail way which accounts for the improvement , noted bv thojobbuts. As Uioro Is every prospect of ulenty of work for laboring men lor MUIIO lime to coino It Is tcuoiiablv safe to assume tliutlho Improvement noted will continue. The Jobbers of Oinnlm iiru without excep tion very busy , ns Is evidenced by the activ ity nnd bv the uinountof goods tt at uro dully received and shipped. It is conlhlcnilv pre dicted Hint the next , year will shuw great ctmnRos in local jobbing circlcj. Several houses are already building additions and otherwise milling ID their facilities for doing n larger business. A good many other houses nro complaining about not having snfllcicnt room to tuko care of their business niul : u- ( .crling lhat tney will bo forced to sptvuil nut before long. Several removals Into larger quarters nro nlroaily conteinnlatod for the llrst of the vcar. 'Ibis constant demand for moro cxtondnd quarters Is the best ovldnnco of tbo prosperous condition of the jobbing trade ot thu city. Kiintcrii Money Coming U'l'il. Eastern capitalists nro becoming morocon fident of llio value und security ot western Invest men Is as Is evidenced by the tone of eastern financial and commercial publica tions. Of nil tbo western states Nebraska appears to bo the favorite witb investors ul the present time and there is every reason to believe that the next twelve months will witness more nnd heavier investments by eastern ncn : than over before in the same length ol time. Tbo United States Investor in commenting on ono class of western Investments re marks that furm mortgages in Nebraska are in Increased demand , and that there Is a decidedly - cidedly better Iceling with regard to them In the oast. A number of western Investors have recently taken bold of thorn , being con vinced of their soundness as an Investment , end that the prouerty ou which the Igims have been placed are ample security for the amount of the loans. After thosovcrowccd- Ing out process of the past few years , thcro Is probably notn branch of business that Is conducted on n moro safe or conservative ; sis than the western farm mortgage busi ness. ness.The The same authority further remarks that it Is very gratifying to note that tbo farmers this year have uono very well in Nebraska. ! Kcpresentativcs of loan and trust companies report that tbo demand for money has not been as bribk as desired until within the last ixty days. Within that time , however , it I bai revived and there Is morcrgood borrow ing , which Is largely for the nurposo of buy- 1 Ing additional laud. Much of the loaning is done by people who go Into tbo state. Tlio Hunk Clearings. The Increase of the bank clearings of Omaha Is a source of n great deal of satis faction among business men and citizens generally as showing clearly that tliero is an actual incronse in the volume of business In tbo clly. Last week an increase of 20.4 wus reported , but tbo full extent of the gains is bettor shown bv tatting a loneor period for comparison. For the ton months nf 1S93 tbo tnial clearings at this point were SMU- B23.r > CO. For Ihe corresponding period in 1891 the amount was $ l71.l41'Jfl5 There was a falling off iu the clearings in IS'Jl ' as compared with the previous yoarovvinc to the loss of crops tbut season , but wltn lhat variation there has been n stoailv increase Etnco IBS' , ) , when the clearings for the ten months were Jl7t,2MCiOO. : For the pusr , month ot October tbo clearIngs - ' Ings were $29.841,813 , as ngainst , ? 1,072,184 ! ) for the corresponding month in lbl. ! ) The clearings for the dllTorcnt days of the p.ist week wore ai follows : Hominy T ll.l.W.l.'W.ns Tuesday . Ili7.\n,4 ; 6 ! ) Wednesday 7tlibl ( : ; : ThiirMlay 747,14fi.r > . " > Friday orauil.W Baturduy OMCOi2a Total Ki.fl. . I'rovlous week 0.2J'J.Bj.87 ' ( JtlANUKAC'rUltlNd IX NUIIIIASKA. Notes About the .Mini U'ho OrclltoVoilth ; mill HiislnrHH. The Mcllclc Manufacturing company of Lincoln has made arrangements to turn out 1UOO , of their po3t-holo augora par month. Tbo Chase Manufacturing company of \\ceplng Water Imvo put in a most complotu plant for plating with gold , silver , nlcliol , etc. An Immense amount of work of this kind U sent oust every year. P. J. Kurbach has decided to erect n three lory and basement building at the corn' < r of i'lrtconth ' and .Howard streats. U will bo used as a carrmeo factory and will bo UOxlIl' } feet on the ground. Mr. Knrbuch bus three tons all of them practical men in the carriage building trades and they will form a coin- puny for carrying on the business. "President 1'atn of the Manufacturers nsso. elation is very sanguine of tlio SIHICIHS of the proposed entoruriHO of putting up an exposi tion building In Omuhn. lie savs that there Is not the remotest , doubt but whaUhnnocos- cary stock sub.scriptlons can bo secured and that , when the building is once completed H , can bo made to pay a good ptotit ou the In vestment. It is sold DOW that nn oxoolsior factory U practically assured for Omaha. lU'alilos lidding to the commercial Importance of thu city and furnishing amnloymcnt to laboring men it will iniiko n demand lor tuo timber Hint grows along the Missouri river nnJ that Is of little valun for any other purposo. The Otnahn liruwing association Imvo nn- nouncod that they will iuo Nebraska ma terial In llio construction of their nuvv brewery. The wholesale dealers nnd manufacturers In Omnlu , soys Western Investments , vrll' liiul plenty to do , as the lowest I'Mmmlo of the vuluo of this year's tttalo crop U fit- ) ) IKHl.tKIO. yl'bu punplo of Chniimuii tnUo a good deal of Interest In their out moul factory. Il has ata capacity of llfty barrel * nor day mm was erected In the fall of l&SS , costing about II'J.OOO. U furnishes employment for about twc'lvonuin. Tlio fanners npiHiur to reap Jtu decided boneilt from tliU factory , as it tlui ca o wltli nil instltutloiu of tlio kind , as II onubles them to unc'uru from 2 cents to 4 cents tier bushel mor for their grain than Iho local shippers are nblo to u-iv. Oats uro brounht to thu mill In wagon * by the farm- erii , even from u ilUtuncuof twenty miles. Tbo mill Is now running to Its full capacity and IU produia u hiilpiud | larcoly to Seattle anu other 1'acilla isoa&t points. A Nebraska munufucturer who uses qulto u Quantity of line grndo of iniilluablu Iron cast- gH says that it Is impossibln tu secure them llio sluto and tnal ho u obliged to go to Chicago and Cluveluudf or sup plies in tbls Hue. In this wuy Pbe several thousand dollars' from tuo dtuto every vcar , and doubtless uiiiny otiiori uro doing the same , winch money could just as well bo kept at homo. If tbo consumers of this class of casting * would throw their trade to u homo concern a now industry cou'd ' bo established that 'iwould give employmunt to a hundred muii 'or so. Inquiry among them uiuuultioturcr * who nro In position to put In A plnnt for turning out such naitlng * develops the fact that It will bo an onsy matter to Induce - duce some one to take bold of It if they cnn ROO that tfioru Is work onouith In the Ktato to pay for the , oxnonso. It 1 no easy milter to Arrive at n conclusion as to the amount of work there would bo for such a plant and If those who are using such castings would Inform Tin ; Ilr.i : It would beef of material assistance In gottlug thU in. duslry started. They should sin to ns near ns posslolo the amount of bath malleable and gray Iron castings that they use annu ally and It they would bo willing to glvo their business ton Nebraska tlrm that would duplicate both eastern prices and quality. AS ut.N MIIS : ir. Onrilm'i Trniln Sltii.ttInn Critically Hc- \lr rd b.r tin l.xpcrl. W. II. Uobcrson , manager of the Omahi ofl'co ' of the mercantile agency ot It. U. Dun , Co. , speaking of local trade , says : "In the jobbing districts good reports con tinue to bo made from nearly nil the houses , Kvcn tno < o lines which nro between sea sons report orders coming tn rapidly. The llrst throa days of the week showed a marked falling off In business on ticcount of this election , but the volume of the week has been up to liio avoruiru. Ono of thn largest I.OUHOI states thnt Its leeeipts on ono day of the present ween wcio tbo hc'ivlest single dav's receipts ever enjoyed , showing collections to ba unusually good , ' Tno feeling Is vnry general In trade thnt business will now move on without Inter ruption , while the election and uncoiling campaign hns not affected tratlo as much as In the other veurs ; Us Icllucnco has neon , nevertheless , inanced. Most business men regret the fre quency of our national elections on account ot tlio trade conditions , which u-iunllv pre vail dining iMinpnliiii. The result has not mudo any marked dUTercne.o in stilus or pros pects , however. Stocks Ml immediately un the day following Hio election , but , grain nil- vnnccd in price , bneiilly it Is not , observed that triuto hns been nITected , except on elec tion day and the day following. "Tlio oyster war gives prumiso qt early iotticinent. The extremely low ligurcs pro- vul'iii ' ! Hi" last ton diiys or so have been nti.imioncd and the prices of two weeks niro Imvo been restored. There aru sotuo indica tions of a cessation r.f hostilities. "In bankingeiivles the week has shown no material change. Money Is easy , and the sutiiily is still In c.v.'O's of the demand. Hankers are quitii elieorfnl , however , nnd anticipiito a steady imnrovomiint tliroutrh the xvinter. The low price on craln has chccKod shlpmuuts latxoly , ami in consequence thcro Is not so much cuiti demanded to ir.ove the crop. "Hotail trade n somewhat bettor tbU week than lust , but most rnerctinnts are hoping for seasonable weather , cxnccting that trade wlli bo Imnrovoa. The demand for winter goods has boon slack on account of the continued warm weather. Curiously enough , in spltn of this fuct , coal dealer * are enjoying remarkable trade , even t urovnll- ing high prires. "Kent estate continues quiet. "Tliero tiavo boon eight failures in No- brasii ; during the past week , nil of them small , and none of unv Importance. "Slock receipts at South Omaha were hot ter than last week and prices were fair. " .Strriivlurl'h New Appointment. Hon. C.eorgo Slcrrtsdorf , for many years Roncral ngunt for the Homo Life Insurance company , has been appointed special agent for the National Life liisurr.nco company of Vermont. Mr. M. L. Itnodcr , manager for the National hi to. is arranging a stnto of olllcos for Mr. Sternsdorf In the 1'axton block. These 'desiring good life Insurance in a good company should not fail to cull on Mr. Stornsdorf . ) I'.ixton block. H.I.VK ftll'lXDLKJtS. Cntintry liisMtutioiM ISi'liig Viotiini/.rd l > y "MtMins ol linens Dnitls. NEW YOIIK , Nov. 12. A gang of bank swindlers 11 traveling about the country , mainly through the wost. They are clever and plausible and their victims arc generally the country banks. Their method Is to obtain n draft for a small sum from an out-of-town bankon its Now York correspondent. From this genuine draft they have forged duplicates inoda. Tbo genuine draft , of course , goes through all right. Then the bogus drafts are presented , and the swindlers , having established & sort of credit with the genuine draft , and being suillcicntly well known to bo identiliod by * the country banks , the bogus drafts on the Now York banks are generally cashed with out ur.estlon. Some Now York bank every little while will receive in Its mail from a > vostorn correspondent hank a bogus draft drawn ution the Now York bank , and which has boon cashed by its western correspondent. Of course , the loser in this case is the coun try bank which has cashed it for tlio swin dler , not , the New York institution upon which it is drawn. The latest case of this moilo of swindllug was brought to the attention of tno Chasn National bank of this city a few days ago. The victims in this case were thu First National bank and the German National bank of St. Uloud. Minn. These banks ou October 2 cashed two drafts on the Chase National bank of this city , the llrst for $700 und thu other for & 00. Uotn of the drafts purported to bo issued by tbo National Bunk of Commcrco of 'L'ucoma ' , Wash. , on the Chasu National bank ot this city. Dotn were payable to the order of and were pre sented by and cashed for Mrs Annie A. Murphy , who Is said to bo a stepdaughter of 'Andrew McCroa , formerly a well known rcsidaut of Minnesota. In n circular which the two victimized St. Cloud bunks sent out , they say they will pay n reward of fllOl ) for the arrest of Mrs. Murphy mid her delivery to the proper ofllcors of the Htuto of Minnesota. The woman i.s described us A feet 8 Inches high , weighs 1(10 ( pounds , very dark hulr , cut short and curled , dark gray eyes and heavy lips. She is about 21 ycur.s old , of pleasing ad dress , dashing manners , and may at any time asumod mate atttro. Klllrd in nn i\plimliiii. : Lone POUT , N. Y. , Nov. 12. A torriflc explosion - plosion occurred this morning in the Untnr- uct Construction company's tunnel at Niagara Falls. Over Ifil ) pounds of high explosives Ignited from HOIIIO mysterious cause. The building was domol- isiied mill debris of every kind tilled the air. Master Mechanic John Hobor was blown to pieces and another workman terlousiy hurt. IVdrnil Court , The November term of the ( Jnltoil States district court will begin next Monday nt the court room in the po.Uonica building. There nro 111) ) law cnsos ou the docket and -.M equity cases. In the circuit court there will be several criminal cases that will occupy a good deal of time and attention. If yon have piles DiWitl'a U'ltuti Hazel salvo will surely euro you. TIII : itii.TMxitKtr. : : . TNPTHU.M1CNTS placed on rccorJ Nov. 12 , WAIIIUNTV IIF.KIU. U 1) ) llnrgn und wlfo to I , ( i Krelduy , lot 14 , li tuU 7 , .Muiihuttiin uild i 1,000 C M Hunt and wlfo to.l W lliMur , D 4j feet lots 'J and 10 , blouk r.M , south Om.iha C2.'i I.ouls ni-liio'jilc.r. ' trustiie. to John liiu- llu. Iots2u miI 21 , block It ) , Iliovvii imrlf 5DO A 0 Wlcsu to llunry M ider , s 'i nw HW S-U-rJ . 1,703 lliu.ry Ahidor to I' 1) Miluls , umllv ! i miiiiii . S3 ] Jolin Hchr.imoli nun wife to DmVl ; Hut' IIVMII , lots .land I , blouk I , l.lnuooil n irk . 5M .1 \t \ Uoieia und wife to S T I'o'.tur. lot 1 , block I. IllllultUi mid Nn " . 1 S T I'ntter unit wlfo to A S I'ottor. b nnu. 3.0CU 1 < V Deiik et nl lo Wllllini Wullncu. iruslui * . lilt" , block I. Portland Place . 1.500 l.eavitt Iliirnlinin to I1 J I 'aimii ct nl , lot I. block 4 und lot ; ' , block ; t , Iliiruiiuni 00m 1'lacn . 1.0)3 Kontli Umiilm litiiid comuany to Krank riuuttitr. Int I. ' , bleu > ti. . - ( iiith Otn-iha 1,155 li M lldlbut und wire to n I ) Do l.om ; , lot * , b.ookft , llawthoriio . CMO UCKUi. I ) II Morror ( master In ehuncoryi to .1 n Jones , lot ' , block"Yulnut Hill . 3.07S ) Q A ItfUiuitt ( spet-liil in inter ) to John ( "iirroli. lots I , ' - > , ' 'I niul Si , mock 1 , f.u < t HHlu mill . i.aii Total amount of transfer * . I Jili HIE SPOT\TlVi \ < Heavy Stocks of Wheat Pounds : ! Fricoi Down Yesterday , THAT CEREAL OPENED EXCEEDINGLY SLOW Ono of the Wcnkrftt rrnlnrcn Wai thn 1'cr- nlttriu Sluirt .Snlllns Piirdrldgn nnd Other T.riidtni ; It nrs Stocks und HoniM. CilKMdo. III. . Nov. IS. A big club to pound prlecs was what the heavy stocks of vvlic.it proved today. The nrirkot ruled weak , tin 1 iiotwlthsinnilint ; i rally on decreasing receipts and on bullish adviocs from ubroiul tlier rcil : cloiod with a loss of Ue. Oorn and oits : aruaUoulT eeacli. .lihnCudaliy openly biiyln- pork sent that nrtlolo up IT'-iO anil caused lard an 1 rlbj at the tiloso to show a Kaln of , "ic nnd 'J'lo'rixpoctlvely. ' Tin1 wheat market onuncd oxtrcinoly slow nn < l duildeillyo.il ( . Shorts had covered very freely on yesterday's excitement and there ttas llttlo ( Ionian I from-Uint sotircu , while loirMlio hud a ptollt were miiklnt ; iiellvo elToits loaoll ami seouio It. There wa , too. n ) ( ) | ' of anotlinr cuncroiis InerciiNO In thu vlslblo supply. Perhaps the weakest foiiluio. or nt lonst the most deprcaslni one , wiis llio piMsislent short selling by I'ur.lrldso und 01 nor leading bears , The pte-sure of theio otrerlins on the mar ket with trade.- ! ) dull anil narrow wim most ili'iMdruil/.liu' . Ijatur them was asubslunllil : rally on the advance In the closing calilus and the smalt receipts nt urltnitry uulnls. Tlio "lionlns wtis wo.iKer and prices about from " ute to 'jc lower , but tueovured. December nd- vuncint 'Vc and May lf , thun bee.imu weaker ngittn and iiucllnvil ' , i fur December and fium , ' to "jc f"iMiv : , ind closed about : ' e lower I fur Doreintier nid : ' u for May than yes ter lay. The most pruvulcnt guuss un the Msililn supply for Monday wus Unit It would show an Inuronso of less thun i.OJU.OU . but , Kl ( 1t I'lii.li 1 idun was nlToiliii ; to bet anil ulxooiids tnal It would Ineruasu ! lUli > , Ow bu. or mole. I'orn , ihoiigh u fraction higher earlv , soon bciMinu 1 i"i - und lost ite. p.irt of wlueh nu * < { linaliv rei'iivered. The early Htrt'iiiilli wus at- triniited . to HID liiilllsli nature of Prime's re port , wlnrh roltnnited what Iris EI > often been said hulorc , th.it tin ; rosniis of llio InisUlius were evcrywhuiu diaapiiolntinj und iidilud that thu croi | would not eipi il In weight 70 per emit of an avcraie. However , lioavy realiz ing and free short selling overcame every otherL'lmilderaliin and weakness und depres sion ruled. Thuru wus some upwird move- muni later , but the prevailing suntlmenl us bnui'lsh. D.its was lioavy In the face of some very bullish ontliiionts In Prime's report. There was mioil HullliiKon the strong spots , lon s tiiktnc prollls. I loir jiroiliicls opened woik and lower on tbo from fte to Hie drop In the price of llvu ho.'s itl the yard * , but CiMahy turno 1 un n.- Crcssivu tinvur. ind thu shorts got frlghtenud and put prices up sharply on all product * An easier fouling ruled , durlni ; the closing- hours. I'roluhU were wo'iki'r and ! io lower , nt'J'ic tollc for wheat , and " 'ic ' for corn to Iliuriilo. Kstliiiiitod receipt * ) for Monday : Who.-it. SIO curs : corn , " 53 cars ; o.its , UJo-irs ; hops , 25.000 head. The leading futures nnol as follows : oi't.v. : IIIUII. LOW. CI.O3L. | WHEAT .NO. a NoveiulKT. . 73 75K Jioccinbur. . . 74 73J-J May TOM COIIN No. 2 November. . . Dpccnibcr. . . Mny 47H 47 OATf NO. 2- Novenibjr. . .11 Ducombcr. . . .Mny MKHS t'oiiit Jnnuiir ; . . . 13 sr > 13 10 13 47'ij Mny 13 70 U 40 13 OS LA mi November . . B CS B 85 Jnnnnry 7 8'iVt 7 72 762' ' , Stny 7 60 787M Elliilir Kins- Junnary ( I 00 r. " . ' > S S7S Mny 7 ni < - u ir. T n ' < CiiMli iiiotattons | were as foliown : I'l.duu 1'lrm : winter patents. S3. ; > 0 ® ' < . ! iOi winter strjl.'hts , $ I. J ® : ! . ' i , spring btrut hts , tJ.7 i.-.JO | : bakers. K' oa-M WIIKAT No. 2 Hiirln- . 72'ic ; No. 3 spring , Go < ! ft's.c : : No. l ! r d. 7Jac. COH.N So. 2. 41-1Jc CUTS No. . ' , aiU itUc : No. 2 white , f. o. b. , SoliiWCc : No : t white. a.l@4o. ; ! IlVK-.Vu. 5. ' , 50c. llAiir.r.Y Ncx a , 64c ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 42@Coo ; No. 4 , f. o. I ) . , : iTI4.i ; . I'I.AX SUED Na I , $1.09. TIMOTHY SKcu-Prlme. JI.88. Pome .Mess , porbbl. , JliOO@t2.IO : lard , per lOil His. , J'J.iO ' : short ribs , sides ( loose ) . JT.r.'fci 75 ; dry Halted shoulders ( boxed ) , I7.UOS7.U5 : short clear sides ( boxed ) . $8.U8.ii5. ) WHISKY Distillois' finished oods , per gal , , fl.l.'i. SrciAHE UnehaiiL'ed : out loaf. 5K < 33ic ? : griinnluteil.r > ' 4u ; standard A. 5 ! < e. The following were tlio receipts and shlo- ments today : flour , bbl , Wtii'iil , hu Corn , hu. . , . Onl , bu. . . . llyc , bn jjarley. bu On the Produce oxchunzo today tlio butter market was firm : cro'imory , SlffiltUL1 : dulry , 20tJ27c. igs. : ! llrm : strictly fresh , 2.ift2lc. ! NIMV Yoru .tlarid'tH. NEW YoltK , Nov. 12. I'l.ouit Hecclpts. 24,000 pUss ; nxuorts , r > , ! 00 libls. . 7.t > OJ .saeku : fair demand and firm ; sales , liMO ) Ijb.s. : low extras. tJ.OOiS2.73j winter wheat , low xrude , fiijlr6'.7,1 ) : fair to fancy. } 2.7.Vi l.75 ! patents , tl.Oifl.-.liMlnnosita ) ; ) clo.ir.J.OO < aJ.25j : stralshts. M45ftl.l.'i ; patents , Sl.iVBI.SO : rye mixture ! : , tt 0 © 4.00. COIIN MrcAt. Qnlot but stoudys yellow west ern. ii.0'4ti.l : ' : ( ) . WHEAT Uccolpts. 251,05' ' ) bu. : exports , : w- O.)0 hu ; sales , 1,2'iO.OJO bn. of futures und ul.nci ) hn.of Hpot. Spots dull and easierNo. ; 2 o weak an. I docllnod iTi'iu ' on forolun boiling und ieill7.lir. ; , closed dull with thn tr idlni ; clilelly lucul , switching ; No. 2 roj , Docombcr. 77 ll-liic , oloslne nt 77'jc , January. 773j'W78'ic r.S closing nt 7tt > 4'o ; March. fil ? 4is'ji-Hic. ; eloslnu alSI'.o : Muv , M ' , < ? , ! ) 17Iflc. . closlnz at Hl'iu. UVH Dull. Mteii.ly ! western. 5SilGi ! . llAHi.ev Dull ; wuitern , 0"i70oi No. 2 , Tor onto , h.'iC. lUui.nv MAi.T QuiDt ! woHtern. 70SOe : Canada , " : /ii.Sjc ; city mndo Oaiiada , l.O't. l.O't.UOIIN IteenlDts OO..WI ' bu. : exports , . bu.i s'tlos , : i20.X ( ) ) bn. of futures , u.oj ) bn , of Boot. Spots stoadv. dull ; No. 2. SOUo | (1 ( olovutor. , ' ) l'ie nllou ; ungraded inKed , 47'.i'i ! .V)14 ) < 1. Options duulined early 'atS'-io ' with wheat und tlio west , ruactoil Uo on covorln ? , cloaod dull with Xovumhor an 1 ilocomhcr 'aTt' ' ' e up. other months 'BWiu down : lleeemher. ; > i4a"ilc ) ( ololn , ' ut , "ilc : Junuaiy , 'I'o'ii'il ' c. oloslnjj ntSl'iet May.BJa ft'l'ie. ' oloslni iitM c. ( ) -Koeelpts. . lil.O.V ) hu. : exports , S. OiO Im. ; sales. 170.0'JO ' bn , of futures , ( H.'ioo bu , of spot. .Spots dull , lower ; options dull , lower , oloslnu' hteady ; Docoinbtir , 'W'iT JG'nc , closing Hi Il&'ic : Jiiniiury , .I7 ' ' ( . 'lfjio , oloslni ul ; t7te : May. 41'1141'ic , closing at ll'8c : spot , No. 2 whrteiya"'ie : ) ' ; mlxud western. , 'IOfwSo ; wlilto wohtiirn , : Wi4. ' > o : No , 2 I'hlcuso , U7o. llAV Dull , Moudys shipping , wU'J'c ' : chnluc , T.'Ml'Oe. . llni'fl-.Qulel , wouk ; htato. common to choice , ! S'a2Vi ; P.ifllloco.iHt , IWi.'I'ie. SIIIIAII Ituw , ijulot ; fair rcllulns , 2'4c ; con- Irlfn als. 1KJ tost. .iT < ' 'i rollnu.l , filrly active. htiiudy ; olT A , I .Vinft-MM i | mould , \ , 4 Ili-liv ® 'i'ur : Miindurd A , 4 ll-liVTiMV' : eonfoot loners' A , 4'l-lllTM34C ! cut loaf , ( iS-HiaVi'io ' ; cr.islm I , ri."i-ii''i ; , jc : powdornd. 4 KMOiiJo ; urannlated , 4 ll-li ( ! cubes. 4 la-lfrftrie. .N.OI.ASSBS Now Or oans. dull , steady : upon ketllocood to choice , 2XtCi ! : o ; now , ; iSTf42c. Hli-i-SlOinly : , fair ilomiind ; domesilc , fair to.'Xtr.i , Jf6'i44'u ; Jai | in , : H ( TB" > 0. KH ( ! ( I'lrm und fulrdomaiid ; western urlino , 2i'f 7c. llnir.H Qnlot , steady : not salted Now Or leans boloclod. 4. > und lUl-llis' . ( Xtj ; u ; Texas se lected 50 and ( iJ-llH. . 5Ii7c. POIIK ( julut und steady ; old moss , JU'O.VJ ? l..W ; new muss , fKt..fi ; extra prime , } I2.5 © itr : ; cut meals llrm und quiet : pickled hollies. h > 4 ® ' > - ; pick ud shoulders , h'io ' : ploklod liaiiis , l04Kllo : mldd.es , dull , short cloir Novemher. $ " .f5. l.ur.l opened wunk but ulosi > | llrm ; western utoain cloioj ut ja.iW bid ; snloK , none ; option hales , noun ; Novumbor , * ' . ! . . ' uaUuJ ; Doceiubcr , ii.t'j ; Janimry , j > , 2) bid. bid.HuiTKit HuiTKit yulut , firm : western dairy. | ( ViiVe ; witititrn ere.imery. 2) ) < { . 'UJlio ; woslorn fuotorv , llti li'ic ; Klirin. aKii-'lJije. UIIUK ( Jiilot but llrm : part skims , UTtlu. Pin IIIIIN I'.tirly active und steady ; Amorl- oun , Jiix ; > ai.vwi. I'Oi'l'iiii-Dnlll lake. ! ll,70ail.8n. lKAiiulut . ; domestic. fiMfe'lii.i. TIN Steady und iillot ) | utr.ilghts , J.X.55a ) Oiimliu lllil * nnu Tallotr , lllliKH Na I preen , U c : No. I Broen alted l'io ; No. 2vreon sailed , 2 > tO to atia' ei No [ 1 itreon sulto'l , 2.1 lo 4' ) ! ! ) ( . . 4' ei No. 2 creen bulled , 2.1 to 4) Ihs. , U'ii ) ; No. 1 vetl oulf , ti to 15 Ibn. , lie ; No. 2 veal eulf. 8 to 15 Hi * . , 4e ; No. 1 dry Hint , Co to"c ; No. 2 dry flint , 4u to ! io ; No. I dry salted. 5u to Oo. Purl utirod lildol one- half cent per pound lots than fully cure I. dntii : : > PBLTa-Oreen stilted , ou-li a'.oiifl.IS ; green mi ted EhoitrllniH ( short woolnd o.trlv sklusi , uauh , l&li-'joj dry ilicarlliiija ( ihorc I woolod early skins' . No. I , onrbf ftftlOcs dry dhnurlltUA ( shortuj'/cd early Uln ' , Nit. . ' . oi\oh , ftoi dr ( lint'Kunsas nnd Nebr.iskiv hotelier wool poltl"TiWII ) . . actual wnlsht. 1) ) 4ll4Hc : drv ' Mint KiinMfnnd Nobrnsk.i mur rain wool 'pelts , pur ItyAactiial wnluhl. Slir.'o : d y flint I'Klor.'itlo Imlrfhot wool polr * . pcrlb. . ncliml weight , KurtlS'tot ' dry Hint Color.ido nuirr.tln wool polls , per Hi , , notunl wolsht dry nlocos iiu.l IIIIOKS , uclual weight , . Have foil out , olT , us It U uselcs * to puv frnlKliton IhPiiliJ'i ' TAI.l.OW AND CllMAaKTll1low , NO , I. ,1VC ! tallow , No. 2. BifciUo : Kroase , whlto A , grouc. whlto 1 ! . iii ! ( ( i ere ise , follow. ; ic crease. dnrk,2 < ic ! old'butter , tiM'tiM beeswax wax , prime , Ifra'J.tei iji h tallow , liltB.'c , St. Imill .Uiirkris FT. I.otMs. Mo. , NoV , 1B7-l''iotTii- - . . WHEAT I'lineil asliado unrtor vostorUy ; c.ish , o.'i'je ! December.'ra'nC ! Muy. d7 , o. CiiliN-l'ollowoJ nnil * closed Hit'lc hnlow yesterday ! cash , Itli i ecoiiiber , ; tlii ! i May , 4latC ! , OATS-Push , hl h'JrjKll'ic ' blJi May , lower ; Me iisked. HvK-Diill nt 4'c. - - llAltt.KV rtich.inseil : Iowa. wacSc ; Mlnnc- toln.nt."e. . MtiTTiMi Steady , unchanged : eroiiincry , 27 Mle : na ry. 22 < Sr.7e. Kims Steady , unohaiiBod at iri'ftt ' 7c. WinsKv--Ste.nl v ut Jl. 0. PoitK-.lobblnir. * s.si. Inril. noinlniilly lower at JSV Other provisions uticbatiicd ; lee i > shouldnrs , jr.t/O : shorts JV ' > ; strln | , MS 1 1 boxed lots , l > c inore : slintiUler $7..i ' : loivjs and ribs , jHS-lRs iW'i : shorts , HO-'ii. Hituiir cured Iruns. : fii.vi < y > | 2..M > . Itucint'Ts I'loiir , 11,010 bbla.t wheat. 4i.n01 lid. : corn. 21'i.noi hu. soils. I5.00J bit. ; rye , 11.003 bd. ; tiarlev , Itf. W. Sim-MKSTi * I'lonr , 7.00) bills. : wheat. I'.noo bii.jcorn. Ifi.000 tin. ; o.its , 13UJbu. ; rye , r > ,0) ) bu. ; barley , noun Omaha Trodden . 'Market. O \ \ IEPra'rlo chickens are comlnt In freely niul ducks are eon , men dui ; to arrive , ( iiiali mi ) scarce. Tlio cooler wo , thor has Improved thn uumo situation. Prnlrlu chickens , l.'H'Sf. ' 4.2o ; uronse , H 0 ; qiMll , $1,73 : pnlpu. tl.Oij Juek sunn' , $ l.2't5l ( , ' , ! plover , ll.fl' ' : troiden lilovur. * l.2'pi81.V ) ; eaiiv.is.hnck ducks , t7.oo/ , KUO ; rodhoail ducks , J1..V ) ; tn illard ducks. $1.5) ) ; blno wlni * loi' : ' . J4.7.1i urcon wlnjt teal. ti/'O ; mixeil ducl < > " . fi.M : | nok r ihblts. fl.'HKTft ' 4.2A : ni'i.l ratiblts. fl.'J- , ® ! . . ' , squirrels , f ' . .VJ ; anlelopo sadillos. Uirjl.Vj door saddles , I.V3.IK : auti'lopo carcasses , llif.l'ie ' : dcor carcasses , 10 ® 12c ; live pl-'conn. f l.'J.Mtl .VI. IIUTTKKConimon. . l.vlMIe : fair to good , I.V& lOc : oho. en dairy. , sff , . ' > c. Kdiis I'ri'sli slock very scarce , would brliis 2Kfl''c ; Ice liousn stock selllni from ISoiiD. Pori.TitY Chickens , 7fi7'ic ( ' ! pecso nnd ducks , tc. _ Oil .Uarket , Niw : YOIIK. Nov. -I'BTiioi.KiTM-tiiill. . steady : croilo In ti 'Is ' , Parkers. Ji.3 % ; i-rmlo In bulk , WW ; rollncd. New Yoru , $ 'iK ) | Phlliidol- phla and lialtimore , iV7"i : relincd In bulk , ii.'iMiUi ; ; ) ; United , no salts. COTTON SKKD on , Stronger , quiet ; crude , S9o : yellow , U.'c , TAI.I.OWMronr ; city (12.00 ( for pkss )6o ) bid. HOSIN Dull , steady : strained , common to po d. il 'iftl.T.'ii. Tuui'KNTiM--Qiilot and steady at 3 JJSI'ic. NOV , 12.--TL'lll'iNTI.NB Sl'inlTS 2.8 Od porewt. VINE Uostx Is per cwt. WII.U.E On , JL'la per ton. KIIIISUR City Markets , KANSAS OITT. Mo. . Nov. 12. WHEAT Active ami strong : No. 2 hard. G'l ffleiJJo ; No. 2 rod. UOIIN Steady to higher ; No. 2 , S4c. OATS Very strons : No. 2 mixed. 27'Wc. IlAV Stron ? ; timothy , t7..wa8.50 ! prairie , 10. ' ons.00. HuTTKit Quint and firm ; creamery , 23 ® 2'Jc ' : dairy , I8ii2'c. Kens Actlvo und flrm at IftCOio. ! llKcritrTS Whotit , 67.00J bu. ; corn , none ; oats , none. SIIIPMKSTS Wheat , 67,003 bu. ; corn , 0,000 bu , ; oats , 1,000 bu. I.lvcrpnnl Murmils. IjiVEtii'OOK Nov. 12. WIIKAT Steady : de mand poor ; holders olTor moderately : No. 1 California. Cs 8'iilU1' O.I per cental ; ion western sprln ; ; . Cs I'/JilStnsSd ' ; No. 2 red winter. iTs OiidJtris lOd. COIIN Qnlot ; mixed western. 4s 3'4il ' per cental. POIIK Pr rno mesp , nastern flue. 81s perbbl , UEUF Kxtra IndliinoRii | , o'scd per tlorco. O in u Im Km it .M uricot. Ouirns Now York Concords , 2333)0 ) per 10-lb. basket : lurjio'lots ' , Mar.o. CAI.IKIHNIA ( in APE ; Per crate. 11.5031.73. CAI.IPOHSIA l'i\it < Si5i > S2.7 : > per box. Ai'i'i.c.s-Westurn , autOSM. 73 ; Now York , J4.00 St'.M ' , CJutNTES Per boi , ! l.7i5. llANAN'AS Per bunch , J.0'-.50 ! ; ; , Coft'ou Markitl. NEW YOIIK , Nov. 12. Options opened steady and unchnnzod to ft points up mid closed firm ut 15 to i ) points up ; sales. C4.250 U.IRS , Inclnillns : Npvqmbor. $13.10 : Decem ber. J15.5 © 1)0 : January. iMiSt5.4 ! ! ) ; I'eb- ruary , il3.25 : March. lfc.03ffil.V15 ; May. JI4.B5 ® l4.a : > : July. lU.Kit September , tU.DSU.GO ; spot Klo qutel , nominal ; f 111,50. Cotton M rliel. New OIU.EA.SH , ! > . , Nor. 12. Steady : mlrt- dllir , ' , 658c ; low mldilllii ! ; , 8)40 ) : cooil ordi nary. 7c ; net receipts , 5,1107 bales ; cross , receipts , ii.GsM hulei ; exports to Great Itrlluln. 14,8)2 bales : exports to franco , fi.OiQ bales ; co.istwlsc. 4. ' .TO bales ; sales , 3,00) bales : stock. li > 0,5'jg biles. Mllw.iukco (3 rum .ilarltot. MtMVtt-KKB. Wls , , Nov. 11. WHEAT Steady ; December. 07 0 : No. 2 spring. 67c. COIIN Firm ; No. 3. 43o. OATS Hteiuly ; No. 2 white. aji ! < 3fic : ! ; No. 3 , HAIU.HV 0)ic. ! TniiU-nt * Tall * . CIIICARO , III. . Nov. K Counsslmun J : Day to Cock roll llros. " CommUslon company ; The excellent iii | tllty of the local bollliu done yesterduy , the la.'k of response In forc.Ivn innrkets which only ptrtlnlly : reeovoie.il thu dcoilnes pruvloiiHl.v iuoted | , and the prospect of anuthor larjo Inurcuso in the vlsloiu sup ply inudo biiyors indill'orunt and the belated bulls who bought on the bnUoworo willing to unlouil at IL Hiiiall lois today. Scalp ers trlod to foreo H rally but tno weight ot offerings through commission houses was too uroat and Itulosod lan.o al { jo to ? > o decline. Wo predict a lower rangoon Monday. Corn und oats were heavy throughout the day minor continued liberal soiling by loiu-s , bomo of whom boiuht yes terday us u spread uvalnst snort trlic.it , and suw no Incentive to hold on , The.su markets uro now In fehuno lo buy for a turn on any further decline. Provisions advanced on liberal buying by ( Jndaliy und Wright , who were replueing tno product , sold dully all tl.li week , probahly lullnenee ; ! by the showing of only IIS.DOU boss received for the week , ot which shippers tool ; J'.ou1. nnd b.v the faot tlial IIOJIH at the opening were Mili'o ' higher thun lusl Sat unlay whtlo the product was lower' They have nut the mar ket In good shuiio for [ mother bull turn unless llio arrival of boss increases coiibldurubly over the estimates : . OIIICAIIO. 111. Nov. 12. K , G , Logan & Co. to Diincun , Ilo linger & Uo : Wheat nt : the opening of the mu ket was uctlvo. Theouen- Inir prloo of May w.is7U'io ' and It sold as low as7Sit 7'Jc. ' KoeolpU ut the prlnolpul prlpiury markets sinw a miirkcd fallliii oil * , Kifmits fur the wcok oxceoilod a hiilfmllllon hushohi from the soiiboard. Accounts ot thn xrow.ir ; wheat plant show coiihldoralile Improvoment. nlnco Iho fa 1 of r.iln. Our own advices from Indiana nro very gloomy UB to present proipoots , I'ubln udvlcos uro barely steady ut yesterday's udvunco of ! t penny , 1'or the Immediate future thla niurUet will ho moro lu- lliioncDd by our < lully rooolpts than by nny- thlmr else , nnd nil our Information Is ibut they will bo light , ( jiinorui siuitlmont is do- oldodly bulllbh und with uny llitloenuoiiragc- inont In this direction wo will hiivii higher prices. 1'r mo this noon told us his estimate ot the wheat crop at no tlmo wus ever 47.1,000,0011 InishoU nnd Is now liosllivu It will not. exceed tills , The ilmnand for ear lots Is very peed , but ut about > . , ' enii less monoy. In corn there was heavy lliinld.i tlon ul t he opcnlir. ' , J'liD llrst silo of Mav wa nl 47siC nnil It sto id ly'hohl oir to 47o , I'rom tills there wusiistolidy udvucn to 47ic. ! The promise tluit the eontlitct grade now In store wus to lo shipped mil M > fur Is hardly being kopt. This bus coiislderuhln Inlluonce with our local traders. Kocolptti are llvlil , bill llio movement of now eurii , f rum NobruaUa wo uru Informed will bu liherfil In iihnut ten dnvs. Outs were stu'tdy. ' with lislit llnctnatlons. The onenliia of ho prtMlnct wus dull , tint some < active buying ou thiloull udvuncod prices. STOLIvS.ANO IIONDS. Hears U'c-rii In Cmilrul ul'llio .tlailtot Until Iliu Limtilliiiir , NEW VOIK : , Nov. It The beart woro'in con trol of the stock mltrket until the lust half , hour or so of Uuslficsswhen there was u ilo- oldeil ch.iiih'o , In the early trading the thorls reuiiiued their tnctlCH of yesturday and hain- jiierud the iudiistrialBrnnil ao-oalled trusts incrullchsly , American Sn ur ouinu In for lsa InrKo share ot attenllonnnd thofctook was sold by Iteam until It toiit'liod 10.V % nualnst Iftl'i hi si nlitlit and 107' shortly uf | er the openlii ; this morning. dusu observers llnully discovered that the bulling WUH mnliily erik the Dear account , whllo the brokurs who took : h.ouUs wuro tnosu who do Inibliiuis for the HuveinuyerH und other Insldorn , Thu smaller shorts naturally became alarniHil und near the close , under purchases to ccivur , idti ijulck Hsu to il.u7 > 4 ( iiisnod llrolturs report un active borrowliiK demand for Miirnr as well DH DHllllln , ' und l.'attlefeojliiu' . Loth of which have been raided by the cuino Inlercbls. rho tlrmnosi of the ieiiorulllst white thu attack wus hcln mudu upon siu-ur occuuloned uo llttlo surprise. lIuriliiKtun fi gulnov iilonu declined us mui'li as \ \ percent allhoiiiMi uc tlvo iiiiinlpiilallon win n > torted totobilnv ; about lurxur runcusslons. Near the close a much more conlldent fooling prevailed nnd l.uckuwnnna rosu S oor cent und Uhluaito das , Dislllllir , ' and O.utlefuedlnx und liLMieral ICIec- trie CM.CU , iiorccuu Th o WBIO tUu most liu- portnnt elinnscso ilsirto of conniorcliil Cable , which Jumped fli { points from thnlnntru * cor.lod nlo. ltcrvlln ( was subjected in ft slinrti ure sure HI Interval' , but tlio Mock yielded only M nn I later recovered U. The hnnU ftfitnmmil had a good cITecl , an It shows thnt the Institution ! nro upholding tlmlronn and buvo In prmpect nn iiildltlon to thftlr re- oivcs throuili the r turn How ot currency from the west I'hatige In surplus reserve this wcok Is tiiTC'y ' nominal , The market closed strop I1 In tone. Tbo 1'ost's.iys ! The ehnnso In thoont'ook for fcder.il legislation lias been so eo i plots and suildon thnt the ilnancinl world cannot adjust Us beliefs nnl expectations In n day. I'ap'tal , moreover , lining proverbially timid , tlio mere anticipation nf n change In trade policy has orrtut toehocK now market under * takings. Hero and there cautious holders of stoelis have been soiling out. All this , tt should bo observed , Is duo to tbo slinplo ex pectation of a eluinco. Certainly U cannot bo interpreted ns u belief thai thu change will bo harmful. Hud any Mich general belief pro- vnlloil the m.irket would by no means have held Its own as It hus done The now policy Is still to be welched In the llnnnciul mind , both us to Its probable scope and us to Its Inliioneo on general finances , tt may bo longer than either outlmlsts or pessimists expect before prices on the Mock market relied sober. Intel ligent cnnvL'tloiH. The followus tire the fixing quotations fi r the load Im ; stocks on the Now Yorn Stock e\- chiiuo : today : Atclil on Norfolk AV\ . | > iu. ' ' ' ' ' I l.i Nurlh AmerlcniMii. Allon. T H . . . . . ! Nnrtlirrn I'm-iRc . do proferreil l.V ) do pfil . American express. . 15. ) f. P. iwnvorA. ( i'lf Hnlllimirii.V iihlo. . \nrtlinestvrn . rniiiul.i I'Afllle. . . . . . do iitii . tit I'nnniln Southern. . . S. V. Centrnl . fentrnl Pnclllc N. Y..V N. Kin . . . . t'lics. , \ Ohio Ontario XVc lorn. I''H ' Alton III lnii. | . Old . . . lltir. . , V . yulney. . luiif . .Oregon . . Nitv . . . llni ( | .t ; . I , . A. I ! . N M tVm-oilililiMl in . . I'nillle Mnll 31 C. ' . f. , V t. I , t.'l IVorln I lee. A. H . . . . 17 Cole , t on ) ft Iron. ll'.i il'tltiilmrK l.'il Ciittnndlirertir- . 4' > 'V Pullman Pnliice. . . . 11 > 7 Del lluil'oii m I iiviuiinir tr.if \ > .l- \ W l.MSllllclininnil Tor . . . . U lt.it A.II pro M | lie pni B8 I ) . A.1' . K. lo Ii41 ( Itlii lirniidj Wot. . . 30 Kn t Temi 414 dn | ifil < * 4 Krlo * ( ; Itock luliinil tit ilo | > f'l ' lSU. t. I. . \r" . K Istpfd. 7.1 Fort Wnyiin l.'H L-t. I'niil SUM ilrcnl Northernp'il. HI do pM 131 C. .V II. III. plil tU St. runt A uiunlm. . . . ! ' llockliiK Vnlley K ) i ilu pfd ll'.i Illli ois tvntrnl Southern I'aclllc . . . S-t. 1'aul A Iliilulli. . SiiKar Itctliiiiry 1U75S Kan. \ 'IVx. pM 'film , foal A Iron. . Lake Krli-.V West. . . ilo pfl 1 nku > lmr , ! ' 1 I'nlon I'APlllc . . . . . l.i-nil I rust ' ' I.OIlls. , t .Nit | i IIJJ : w. - . ' . ! . ' . ' ! ! ! ! Loiili \ Nv Al'hy. .Manhattan Con. . . . ] ii.l \VCH | | Knr o Hxp , . .Mcntplili. ' . c M iWe ti'rn Union . . . .Mlcliliminvntrnl. . . lusi | Wlivulliiic & 1 * i : . . . . .Missouri I'ncltle. . lil'jl ' ilo I'M MohllcA Ohio 1liM. ! , A St. Ij N'nnhvllli ) ClKitt. . . . 81 I ) . * H. - I7' Nntloniil Cord a Kt1. . 134 ( icii. Klcc . do pfit 1121 $ National l.lnneiM. . . N. .1. Central The total sites of atoclis today were 170,000 shaies , inoliullir : : Atclilson , 2,40J | Ohlcago tlas. Kl.2iX ) : Dolawarc. Iackawniina& Western. 2,200 : Distillers. itM : ) : Now KiiRlaml. : t.t00 ! : Iteadlni2.COil ; : St. I'uiil. S.5D.1 : HilKar. 40,430 ; Union I'aclllc , Z.Il.'O : Western I'nlon , 2,700. London I'liiunc.lal Kpvlou , [ Copyrluhtcd IS92 by Janns IJonlon llcnnott. ) LONDONNov. . U. INow Vork Herald Cabin Special leTHE HKK. ] As regards tlio nowon- BHKemeiHs scarcely unythliu has been done In the Stock exchange today , the ap preaching settlement. Monday bolnf ? the llrbt ilay , und wretched weithor both combining to dolor operators. Consols uro > Bd hotter for the monov account. Indian rupee p ipor Is up 'id. Korel rn gov ernment securities eloso Irregular. lluiiL'ur- liin gold ImprovDil ' 4 pur cent on the termina tion of the ministerial crisis. American rail ways Imvo been moro or less deprcsso I from opening to elo e , followiiu the unoxpoctoil ro'tct'on In New York. S.ilos Imvo not boon nresscd but a Rener.il decline was established , Including fi per cent In l.oulsvlllu & Nunlivlllc , * IICP- cent In Atclilson. Chicago. Milwaukee .t bt Paul , ! i per cent In Denver , preference , l < : iko Shore , Northern Pacific , preference , und Wubnsli urcferonce , and from ' to \ per cent in most others. Canadian linen have boon nogiucteil. und beyond a decline of ' per cent. In Cuna- Ulan Puclllc , uro nnchair oil , Tliero IIIIN been very little ilomanil for inonov , short loans hc- In easily obtained ut 1 percent , InthudU- count market bills continue scarce , those at twenty months bolng quoluu ul 214/3. ? per ccr.t. Now York .Money .Mirkot. NEW YOIIK , Nov. 12. Mo.vr.r ON CALL Has been easier ul 4 aor cent : closed ofl'orod 4 per cent. I'IIIMK MKIIOANTIMrAi'Kii S Sil per cent. STIHIINO UJCCMANIIK Has been dull wltn actual business al * 4.8.'HiS4.84 ( for slxly-duy bills nnd $ I.HUi ! fur demand. Posted rales , 4.R4'ia4.S7'-J. Xho cl&sliiK' onotntlons on bonds : U.S. 49 reu 1141 * .Mutual Union Da. . . . Ill ) U.S. 4i coup 1HU , N. J. O. Int. Cert. . . . no U. S. 4.4'B reit 100U North. 1'ai'ltlo Uts. . ' ? < rncltlciinol ' 5 107' North. I'niltlc2aa . . , , ' N , W , Consola iw ; Mlaaourliis N. W. Con. Deb. 6s. . 195 'unn. new 0etGa. . . . 102 St. I , . X I. M. Cun fn Toun. now let Ss. . . iat St. IJ.AS. V. Gnu. M. Touti. now net . ' ) . . . ' "t. Paul Coniola . . . r.'s ! < Canada , So. 2nd5 n'nu Ht. P.O. A. P. iBti. . . . u ; Centrnl I'nclllclsts. . i us Tex. I' . ! . . ( ! . Tr.ltcts 1) . A U. O. l.i Tnr.lMI. IS. Tr , Hct 7S I ) . Alt. ( i. 4s I'nlon 1'oelllc lain. . . lOTHi Krlo 2ml 107 Wu > t Shorn ID.1 * M. K. .IT. ( icn. I'V. ' 107B1H U. Q. W M. K. A.T. lion. fin. . 43 llostou SnieU Oinitatloiii. HOSTO.V , Mass. . Nov. 12. The following are thu closing sloclc quotations : Atcli. , VT < > | i Cnlnlpa . llonlon \ Albany. . . Frniikllii . . , . Huston , v MnliiL1. . . , 17 j C. II. A. IO Mush. Central yulncy . .Mox Ceil com Tamarack . N. V. \ N. Knulaiiil. . \nnl-iton l.anit Co. Old Colony 17U IliiHtou l.arnl t.'ii . . . Itiitlniiil cinii. | ild. . 70 Writ Knit l/iiul Co. 17)4 WIs. t.on. com Hull Toloplntiiu. . . . 'JOJ Alloill/ . Co.lllCM I l.a'iisin Moro n. . . , AtlBlllll ) WalBr Piiiver . Ikxlon .VMonl. . . . iVntral M . C'nliiinul X liccln. . . W ) II. A It. C . Sim I'Viinrlsuo Mlnlni ; Oimliitloiu. SAV KiisNKiBUo , Oal. , Nov. 12. The official closln ; riiot | itlons for mining stocks today were as follows : Altu , - ' . ' > Mono . Ituhver 16 Oplilr . 280 Ilolchur IM 'olosl . H'J ' Hi'.I \ HiMclier 170 HIITHKH . ISiiillo Con V.'i i-liTru Novailn . Chollar ! i.i triiloii ConsulMutuJ Con. Cnl. A. Va J5 Ulah . 15 Crown Point 115 Velluw Jnckct . t5 Kiirukii Con KiO ( 'otniiiiiionvtealtli. . . t5VO Conlil \ Curry UJ N. g . 6 llulu A .Vorcroits. . . . 1C' > II. 1 . 6 Sloilcnn 110 N. H. 1 . 6 .Nmv Vorl ; Mlnlim Oilntiitlolii , Voitic. Nov. 1'i The fo'.lowlns uro the closing mliiln ? iiiotatlons | : Crown Point . Ilu ojihlr 275 Con. Cal. A , Va . 20J I'Jymoiilli 'ij Donilnonil . 175 rljrro Nuvmla 110 ( 'oulil .V ( nrrj- . U ) StnnilHnl 1HJ Hull ) , V NorcroBB. . . . 145 Union Con 107 Ilomottnfcu . I3W Vcllow Jacket 8'i Iron Hllvur ' i'J Xortli ntur Quick Sllvnr 'Ml Oiu r.rlo . . . . . ilu prnlerrnil 170) uekoil St. I.onls .Mining Ui ST. I/ouis , Mo , . Nov. 1 ? . The closing quo tations on tlio mining exchange today were us follows : Mouk. mil.tkui. ( . MIH'K. Illll. ABkUll Am , Ncttlo. . 2i > i 3ik ; , Murpliy d 0 lldus | , (4.00 t4.25 ininll Hopes W fl.03 Unoiltu M..M.UO 1700 Financial .Nutm. NnwOiti.KA.ss , hi. , Nov. IS. Oloiirlngsf . ' ,170- 77i. : KANSAS Orrv. Mo. , Nov. 12. Clearings JJ.052- , CO. . . NEW YOIIK. Nov. Ji OloarliiBn , JI28,202.7lfli ' ' PAUIS , Nov. 12 , Thraa percent rentes , l)9f ) 40u for the account , ST. Louis. Mo. , Nov. 12. Iliu ! < clearings , } 4- : t'2.l74 : balances. 1471 , 41H O\MIIA , Nov. 12. . J95'I.OW. Same day IIIM. wuoU , Ji2Htiy.8l. ! | IIAI.TIMOUK. Mil. , Nov. I' . Oloarlnsi , I2.&SD- OCi : ; b ilniiL-ox , } . ; uill. : .Monuy U pur cnnU Piili.AliKM'lilA , Pa. . Nov. 12. Dloiirlnzs , T10.- ! U2,4''ii ; balances , f 1.571 , IVJ. Monuy , . ' ) | ior cuiHl I.ONIION. Nov. 12. Amount of bullion gone Into thu HUIIK of ICnglanU on bulunuo toJay , 10 , WO. MKMi'ill ! ) , Tenn. . Nov. 12. Oluarlms. } .7S- -3 " ' ; buiunccH. $ l.'i.,2ll. New Vurk exuhuiiKO sullliu ul par , IKiiTON , Mass. . Nov. 12 Oloarliik'S. tl.70'1- iiil : U.ite. 4 per com ; call leans , 5ii5J } per o'liit ; lime loam , Mtt'ljier ' cunt , NKW Vouit , Nov. 12. Iripoolal Tuloxrnm to TIIK ItKii.l ICxehanuo wasijuotoa us follon's : Uhlca o , OOc pruiiiliinii lloslon , 5o illseonnt and Jo premium OIIKUCO , III. . Nov. 12. Clearings. $18,7SO,2.Vi ! for thii week. ( flOIbjH.48 : ; : for the corrosponii- Ing wcok lust year. $ UI,42J,4i : ) . Now Vork ox- chanvu fcold ut U o prum UMI , Blorllin ; ox- chiinue quint : slxty-duv blllH , ( I.SHi : do- inaiid , tl.HJtiMoney u llttlo eutlurut U per cunt , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.IVC STOCK MAKKKT.t. I'uvorabln Uiiiiilllliins for Kullur * Contliiiiii VimtiU'iliiy'M .Sul > mill I'rlceN , OIIAIU , Nov. 13.-Tlni run of oattlo the ppst week bus been Buuiowhut lUlitor than for thu wt'iik pruvlous and forthuc'irrespnndliK wouk of Novumber lust ynar , while there has been a substantial Incruaae In .iiiiloi | | | of IIO H and ihotiu both compared wltli lust wcok und lust yeur. Thu record U ub fullows : C'utiln. llogH. Sheep. Itecelpti tlio pait week. . . li.JW , .7u b.lo'J ItccelptswcokprovloiM ,10,100 K.S75 S8t HaiO . v nok lust year. . . . 17,147 Sl.aOO D , < tSI On Hie Roneral run of beef entile the niiit- Uot bus been innnntonouily steady , A notlcr- nblti toaturo nf the situation at ureicnt Is HIP clianclni ; cbnruuler of the receipts. About tvro-thlril * of IhooiTiirlnK * lately have been native cattle , moro or lc cornfod.wlillu the .supplies of western o-lllo have been do- creasln * from day to day. To this fact mainly 1st bo nttrlhiitud the woaknos * In the hulf- fnt and wnrmort up natives , tlood to choice beef steers wlicthercornfcdordltcel f-0111111(1 ( rnngu have held tbolrown fairly well wlillo tlio tendency ot values on the common mid In ferior stook'lm boon lowers. In con stuil lucre has been contlderubla fluctuation" ' , prices advancing nnd declln- Ins by jump ! and mostly In sympa thy with the receipts. Diirln ? the early part of the week with limited olTnrln.s prices advanced sharply , but diiilns the past three diiys tliero hns been u drop of fully " . ' ( > on ue- coiint of the Increased receipts. There I.s little new to he said nf the stnekcr and feoJer trule. : DITorln.siluvonot beeni < x cosslvoniul thurnhns IIHMI : a very re peitiblo : demnml all week. Anyllilns with Hush 'inil Miinlliy found n ready siilo at Rinnl llRiires. Tli movement of the iimler grades HNS bean rnther sluw , tint there hus inn > n no npprecla- bioelinnao in ( irlrca on unv grade. llio Wick eliiMM with Hinder.ito run if eattliv Tuere were some very seed eornfod I'-iHIo here , but nnthini ; elm eo and plenty that was divlili'illy riiniition. Tlui ucuer'k' ' inurket w.is niirli miteil. I'alr tn eini'1 ll. > 'i ' lo I40J in. steers o d at from f l.\'i to f l.v > with the common und Infi-i mr ur.idcs down to fl.2.i. Theiilallty | nt the nii li-rn eattle a-h u-'lly up to the n\ era c. nnd sali's were larjelv ut frnm si-.Vi to } tn > . A lil ; sirlni of Texiins brought i'i.n. ui-iuTiillv eonsldere.il u iirittt/ still'prlrc. ll'islness w.ix not o\erly uetl > < at any lime iliirint tluiday , lint tliero MUM llitlo of any i'On eiiiimcu | iinsolil ut the eloso. Cons - s derably over > i Ihlid of the ollerlnus were eows unit mixed sltn-U nnd prices toou another tiimlde. Tlio demand was fair but the uencial run of the eo s Milil all of H'o ' lo\tcr tiiiui j'rld i.y or fu ly a iiniirter lower MinnVeilni , ilay. Kxtreme siilns of noor to liMnipeiiWH : i'id lie ferseie at from fl 2A tu f-'l.ui ) tlui luiikof the fair tu uiiuit stuff ut from fi'fl.Mo . ! J.4'i. Hulls , oxen iiii-l hi.icsvreen - erallv iilieh.inited ul , fiom J'll : to W..M. Veal calves were In mod.rate supply and tlrm at Hronnd M.V ) nun fioiwlth lurgo calves and yearlln.-sduli at fioni Jt.2 , ' . lojl.ui ) . There was n moiler.itniv nullvn trade In stackers an t feeder * iinil nt substantially Mendy pi ices. Salo.s worn lit from JI.IH ) to J't.2."i tbo bulk of tin ? decent slock us on I'rlday at from * . ' .45 to J..N'I. Iteiircsontatlve saiusi DIIKS4KII IIRCI' No. Av. l r. Av. I'r. ' No , A v. Pr. H..I012 l : i 2S 20. . 1143 ft 23 ! r.7i 4 VJ'J ' 2J. 4 : l.'liil 4 15 20. 4 fv rows. 1 2.1 , 9.11 1 . )3 ) 4. 7fio 220 . wo i : t5 ,1'UI I 1 95 14 DAI 2 2il ' 1 25 .1021 2110 14Kl IOIII 220 ] 7'lil .1017 2 HO 21 .11IIW 2 25 . 711) ) . ( -42 2 01 21I I ! ! I7 . Will 1 40 2 CO I ) . tCll 2 25 . 1012 1 40 781 2 0) SB 1117 it it * . KS7 1 41) ) nil.- . 2 05 SBS 2 25 . h2J 1 M ) . nil.KU 2 05 17. 2 25 . 1070 t M , IU ! 2 05 1. I ISO 2M 1 M till 2 I'l 10. 10)7 ) SM ill 10 1 .V ) . SSI 2 I > ) Ill . Mil sari 1 f. ) 24. . H > 5 2 10 IllI I 8M ) 2 : i5 1. . IM ) 17. 2 10 17. . 101)4 ) 8..1M07 i ( VJ 1(1. ( ! KM 2 10 17.ft. . 1100 240 90. ) 1 GO 10. . .no 2 10 10. , iost : 24i ) COS 1 70 . or > 1 10 11. . Ml 240 ( Is7 I T.i . . 825 1 10 , U73 245 KJ ! 1 75 41. . 1)17 ) 2 til .11)12 ) 2 4.'i 1. WO 1 7- 18. . tffl 2 1" . 45. .1004 2 45 t. IU2D 1 75 15. . 091 2 l.i . H15 21)0 ) 1. 7SO 1 * > 0 17. . 1)7 ) 2 IS .1105 a co CALVES. 10. . 1 25 . I'd 2 25 . 140 4 CO 1. . 2 03 450 2 IV ) . 210 400 0. . 200 70 3 00 200 40J 1. . 2 no 212 00 . 141 400 1. . 4 DO IIU M.S. 1..12IO 1 SO .1440 1 fS I. .1103 20J 1 liO .1195 1 oo 2..15JJ 205 1151) ) 1 75 2 UO L.IH'W ' 210 ( -00 1 75 1..1400 2 00 I..1710 2 10 1100 1 75 1..120' ' ) 2 00 220 11)00 ) 1 SO 1 .140) 2 OU 2. . 055 250 STOCKl'.US AMI KKKOEIIS. cro 1 no 17 2 45 I , 4KI 270 Ul ) 2 IM 0. . 717 2 5) ) 21 872 270 . 410 2 25 1 . Ml 2 .VJ 21 ! IIO 270 , 1711 2 2"i 10..1171 2 5' ) SI . 803 2 70 707 2 25 I..11)10 2 5(1 ( 4 . li H7 i'SJ 2 IU 2. . mo 2 ro ; i' ' . OcW 28"i 710 2 III 21. . S' 21 ! ) 21 . ! 1I7 3110 ' ' 2 ( "i C < .1113 310 43) 2 40 si. . on 2 (15 ( 2J .1133 3 25 WVO.MISd CAT1-I.C. No. Av. IT. No. A v , Pr. 1 cow I2o : : $1 UJ 1 cow. . . . 1''r.O Jl : io 1 cow 710 2 25 1 cow II.0 2 25 20 eows till 2 25 41 cows . . , 930 2 15 10 cows. . . . KJT 2 35 3 cows. . . 810 2 25 li ( steers * . IKI 2 1)1 ) 2 cows. . . 1075 Oeoivs. . . . i..S 2 Ilo 1 row . . , 710 2 10 fisteers * . lost ! a txi 2 stiiorj . , I3SO 3 40 10 cows. . . . 1..R5 2 : o 12 cows. . . , 9ii : 2 10 1 cow IKJO 1 50 ( icon's . . , fie : : 2 15 21 cows. . . b',13 ' 1 r ) 1 cow. . . . , KH 2 10 1 cows. . . . 005 2 03 CS cows. . . , 043 2 35 U hulls. . . . 1 ! . " 1 M 23 cows. . . . O'JO ' 2 15 SO cons ! ) jf , 2 15 1 CKlt. . . . , 410 2 15 4 calves . . . 2S7 2 ft' ) LM cows. . . , as i 2 M 20 cows. . . ! IVJ 2 .15 25 eows. . . . 'Jsl 2 f.O 12 cows 44 1 SO 3 eows. . . . 111:1 : 2 CO 17 cows. . 9.'i3 2 33 13 cows. . . . 1144 2 30 12steers. . . ltu : a RD 2 bulls. . . , 119) ) 1 CO 14 cows 771 1 HI 2 bulls . . . 1170 2 CO ai cows 8' . ' ' ) 2 15 4 culvcs. . 287 2 00 14 feeders . 1010Mi 2 40 4 calves. . 3)5 2 SO t ) feeilorn. . Mi 2 tW 1 feeder. 2 73 7 feoilcrs. . iu < a ! i Bteors . 325 leulf 15J fl 50 3 calves. & OJ Texas. SOUTH DAKOTA PATTr.n. IR bulls . . . .ISM 2 PA 14 foeilurs .1285 200 .Ih.l 325 18 steern . . 1243 3(10 ( 15 feeders. . UI2 2 S'J 70X011 . 157. 325 COI.OIIAIIO CATTliK 7 feeders . . tt' > l 73 steers. . . .1037 3 3ft fi ( COWS . . . . . IIV ) lit liullH. . . 1231 1 OJ 7K cows . . . .917 2 22' ' 23 feeders. Slil 200 M steers. . . .Iflal il 00 124 steers. . | 0sr , l 37' 1 hlei-r. . . .IOiO 325 : ill sirs. Tov. t > i 2 HI 14 ste-rs . . 151(1 ( SI 2" > 92 cows . Hltl 100 SI COHS. . . . ii''S I M ) 1 steer. . . 1120 325 Hods Thcio has b"on considerable life to the Imi ; inaiMCt. Diirln : the early nartiif llio week this elucllon excllcmmit kept , louolpts down und prlcns advanc'cd sharply. As sup plies Improve.I diirlnr the past thrc.odays tlio decline was almost as sharp , t'p to Wednes day there W.IH can advance of fully : ic. ) 1'hu wcok closes with 20o of thnt advance lost. Conditions nave shown llttlo noteworthy olinnzo during thn past wBolt nnd thntraclb eotitlnuos nervous und unsettled with prices novel neil In nn unusual mo.isiiro by the sl/o of Tlio fresh receipts , I05cars were the heaviest In over three months , the quality of the olTor- ln s nbout up to the average. Kastoiii ailvlcos wuro moro favorable and Ibosh pplni ; demand was considerably im- provoil. I'uoKora niul fro h meat men wore also pool biiyoi'9 and trade was brisk from Blurt to Mulsh In soldi of the liberal offerings. 1'ackers were Incllnoil to ho bearish alllrst nnd hou ht common nnd nnxoil packers mostly ut i. > .40 uud f.i.45 Oool to cbolcu hois ot nil woiirhts sold at from J'i.45 to Jt. , ' > i , vitb Kalen of bust ho ivy und biitulicr lion's at from t.'i.ri5 up to t.1.1,0. Tlio puns were cleaned early , the market closing Htroni ; , .Sales were largely lit finm $ " > 4I to $ 1.50 , r.ualiut $ ' > .4 > to f5..r > ' ) [ ' 'rlday anil } .vr : > to $ : > . )0 ) lait Hatunliy. Ho - ' roiiciitatlvi No. Av. Sli. Pr. o. Av. Sli. Pr. 70 . 240 ir'i35 7H 2-11 3'0 ( . - . 45 73 . 2IS ! ! ( ) .1115 H ) 227 200 ft 15 CO. . . . 2J1 320 fi 37i ! HI V2II 240 r. 45 43 . 213 I''O 540 B1 Sill 200 n 45 75. . . . IH8 120 640 70. . . . 255 1(1) ( ) r. 15 fil . 241 120 640 ( Mtl 240 f 45 C7 . 211 3'M ft 40 71 SO r > 45 58 . 251 200 540 75 224 1(1) ( ) r > 45 70 . UK ! 240 f. 40 ( ! 8 2(11 ( 1(11 ( r. 45 CO . 225 12) 540 (15. ( . . 221 1(11M r > 45 44 . 257 12) ) ft 40 O'J 211 12' ' ) 1 , 45 Kl . 201 200 ft 40 SO 272 440 S4'i 215 240 540 IK ! 251 3VO fi 45 GO . . . . 21 ! ) 28) ft 40 72 . . 211 20) 5 15 81 . . . .3' ! > 1(1) ( ) 5 40 fi'l 2iW 20)HO 545 5 < i 201 6D ft 40 IM 2 ill 3(10 ( 5 45 fiO 223 150 ft 40 72. . .21(1 ( 3(10X ( ) ft 47'a ! t0 ! 211 480 ft 40 7M 2 ( l 32D ft 47 , 0 ! MIS 1IW 5 4'J C.2 25 f 120 5 47' ' , m 2ifl 32) ) S 40 7S 21 ! ) 120 5 47'4 BOH 21ft IB ) 0 12' J 07. . . , 2lrf 2JO 54i'4 BOM. . .238 2nO ft4'J ! Cft 2n5 80 5 'M M. . . .2I1. so fi 421/ r. ) yjfj io ft M 75 ' . ' 5S 2(0 ( 542 ! ' , f.l t'l : ! 80 5 M 3 . . . , ! ; 44 IW fi 42' ' , 79 2IU 2S ) S 60 75 . . . 2IJ2 200 fi 45 M 174 40 5 riu 73 . . . . 2.11 3'0 ft45 . ' 0 251 12) OrX ) 00. . . . 2 t 240 ft 45 C5 2 < ! l MO : , M M ) . . . . 20' ' ) 410 545 4 242 ft 50 M BM ( ) 8) 5 4" > M 251 ft 5D 73 . . . .20 2)0 ) ft 45 ta 2nS ft 'M 411 S.V4 r.M ft 41 ( il fi M 05 233 120 545 70 287 5 M firJVI 228 fi 45 DO 301 fiftO VI6'J ( 23 * ISO fi 45 ( i7 202 r.M 6'J 25(1 ( * K ) ft 45 III 21.11 fiftO 71 2SI ! -3(11 ( ft 45 K-J 231) ) r.M 73 251 11,0 fi 45 4 ! ) 32J ftfi ) 7rtm 252 240 fi 4. ' M. .2 ! ! ) r. : a m 2M 12) S 45 fc-i 245 r.M 01OJ. 2(15 ( IVtl 545 (11 ( 2h * ft M OJ. . . 295 280 fi 45 7:1 : SOS fi.V ) 0 ? 211 30) ) 54ft M 2 < IOKiO ftW ) 3 ! IS7 ft 45 f,9 237 120 BSU 03 2M ) 100 545 fil 35. ! 40 r. . ' .ft H ) . . . i'37 2S ) 5 4fi fif X'l hi ) ft .v. ftS IMi 320 fi45 CO . . 2UJ n M 0) 212 545 ! > 4 315 OS5 8D 247 123 045 Kl 313 ft ft5 01 2V5 240 fi 45 ( , S 2.15 ft ft5 01M M 27,1 40 fi 45 fil 2 < I 12) A fl S 65 272 80 545 B5. 27d 40 r.ft7 07 'MU 8) ) ft 45 4d . 337 U-J 60' ) 05 275 30 5 45 I'lflS AND HOUdll , J . ISO - ft 00 1 . 3-0 40 fiS ) HiltlK.l'-Fome common stock owes muilo ID thu froih supply , ( iood miiltona aio In nellvn demand t fully Bto.iny prluu * . I ' 'air to KOII i.l I liallvos. I I.50I.5U ; f.ilrtOKiiol wostorns. 41.25 ( 1.25 ; common und stook bheup , it - . ' Sif-'ii KIMII ! to uholuo IMo'JJlb. lumbj. 81,0 444.75. Hepresentatlve ualusi No. Av. Pr. llonaUve mixed . .70 14 00 KiTiilpU iltnl DUiiiitllliiii nf hi nek. Oflli'lal r.i clits | 'in | ilUi-iltlou of nil ik nt sbonu by Ilia uUJk of tuu Uuiuu Utock Vurdu J.L company for tbo twenty-four hour * omllnz l 5o'clock p , m. , Novpinbor 13. 18J1 _ _ _ _ _ _ , IIISI'OSITIOX. IIUVEIIS. CATTl.t , IIOIIJ. ( IHItP , Omfiha Puckltw t'o 41 1,1 The I ) . II. lUnimoml Co. . 7IO Swlfu * Co. . . . . ' J.its no J. I' , STUlrcs HoMon . 1,079 Cory 31fi Sperry , \ llArtipa , SOI Wldtul1. A t > III ) Amlrow llani Morris II. lleckpr A Dpiinn : 7 SpecShlpprs.mid ; iu 110 nco I.M | < MiioU Atllrkrt. . 111. . Nov. IJ.-tSnect.it Tolcernm to TIIK IlKK.l ThiM'o wus but little demand for niiyKradoof eutt.e and the tone of tlm mi\r- > > , ot w , s not les wnm thun on the pU'Cudtng twoiliys. rli" mlvuiii-e in luiieliors und can * nrrs' siov-k ei-nr'd at the licliinln | of the week h..s lieen losu while the market fur dressed licet nnd shlpplnti steers Is lower than at the close of Insi week , floslnl iiiint'itlniis ; nn fiom JI.IO In ji.iw : fur oows niul liulfnrs , from Jl.lW to JJ.40 for stneUi'is and feeders , from JitHl to $ , YC."i for I'liinnuiii 10 evtr i steers und frnm 51.40 lo $ ,1.4 ) forTox.is eal'le. The MMHHII for Mesteril vuneers I" tinet'oally oMr.iiia any quotu- tlotiH would lie ilii'iilv ' nominal. Tlio siveMice of urines for ho ; wus not i llttlo lower tlmn fur vestenlav. Anything not Br.iillnc belter than fnlr" declined l"o und tint better iiiult | ! es thoiuli nol iinotubly low IT , \ TnrneaK Tim host lots on sale fetched fr < i ! Ci.7.i to $ VSlint tlio number conil cmuiali to bring more than .7" was smnll. Prices below J\7 * took by far the sreater pnrt. from S.VAN tn m7ii beliri the riinile utvh eh tlio most of tbn hos wrreMin > lieil. KeeelnlH : Cattle. : ! , 00 : ho ; , 1 .000. The Kveiiliii ; .loiiinal leuorts : ( HTVI.ICl ! celiC | ! . a.'iio lie-id : slilpments , I.IOil lieml : market ilu 1 , lower ; tooil ine\tr.k nativiH. { I I0i.t * > i ; ollinr * . H" > U56l. < Mr < tooUors JI.VuW.-'i : rexaii . f'.v5ieili : : cows , Jl.-.MU'J.Ho. UnasIteocipl - * . I.X.IHII boail ; slilpineiits. 7..VHI hcaili market.i'lo > > eil lower ; rou > ! h and com * mini , fi.V'i'tft'i.ID : i < u"l < ln : niultnlxe-d , fV4'iti ' ) > .Oi | prime lieavv "tul tinlohers' \\eliilits W.55M5.10 ; 11''lit. W.4 ' r."i ) . " * Sntii' : UneohifJ. ? . "iit ) head ; shipments. POi head : muiki'l Mnuly : natives , } ; L7iVit 4 > ; m i \iiil , * 1.004:1.7.i : ; l.tiubt ) , SJ.J3ijri.Ml Mexicans , J'lSO Kansas City l.ivn SmrU .Miirlu'l. KANS\S Cirv. Mo. , Nov. 12. t'ATri.K lie- celptu , 4.1)1) ) ; ihliiiii'iits | , | .il hi. Dull ; coed Htouk ste idy : ullieri llkir'.V lower. Itupreson- tittivu snli" , : Sh'piiln ' steoiH , f.l."iKiCKiM : Tuxa * anil In.llaii steeis , , ' .l.riiJ.Ui ( ( htockers and feedeiM. i' . ' HO' " ' . ' in. Iloi.s-Ituceipts'.Ol" ' : shliiient | ) , t.OR Ar- live , closliii : su-ady. All grade * , fl.MXJi. ' . . ' ' ' . . ' ' ! ! bn k.t\.ilWr\4.V VliCKp Kccelpts , IWO : shipments , CO t'n- chuii'4ud. Ii-liisn ; City l.lvit .Mock Market. KANSAS OITV. Mo. . Nov. 1'3. CATTI.K Ito- cclpts. 700 : slniiiiioiiK , l.llio : inarKiit Htcudy nt Into 'ileiilliiu : native Meurs. fJ.OOQri.OJi Texas nnd Indian steer. * , JioiKitll.DJ. Moils Kueulpts. 2.600 : shluniunts , 2roO : iniir- kot .slow : heavy. JV4 © .V70 : uaoklns , 3.104t 5.0) ) : llsht. JVJSi6-i.Ol Siinr.r llecuints , 00 ; slitpninnts , none : mar > kotijulet ; natlvi'H range from filOU to JI.50. THE URiriSII MINISTKB. An Inti-rt'stliiK Mieleh ul Mr iliillan I'auncc- totr. Sir Julian 1'uuncofote , the Hrilish minis ter In Washington , Is probably the most democratic representative that her majesty ever had in Washington. Xo ono who haa seen him for the first ttino trumping into tha country1 on ono of Ins constitutional wnlks , or driving about town in llio tlimcy llttlo four-wheeled yellow cart , which is his usual conveyance , would .suspect that ho was the titled rourcscntntlvo of ttic queen of Great nritnin and cmpi-cit of India. The fad for walking Sir .mllan shares with the members of bis family , l.adv I'.umcofoto takes a constitutional stroll every morning , nccom- pauleil uy her do , and returns to the lega tion in time for n mldd.iv continuniat break fast. Sir Julian's 11 vo daughters ate also pedestrians In u less degree than their par ents. They proferthe yellow wheeled cart. It is sucn a little cart that , when Sir Julian goes out with three of his daughters fov B drive be looks like nothing so much as a big bo/ riding in bis llttlo brother' * pony cart. Ills knet's nro drawn up toward hUchln , and ho spicads over the scut In n way that threatens to throw tbo Misses Pauncefote into the stroot. Sir Julian is a very lurgu man , broad slioulileroU and tall. Ho has a most charming niannor , und ho has made for himself nmoiif ; the people of Washington a reputation for courteousnesM which bU predecessor SackvllloVosl might have en vied. Sir Jullr.n dollRhU in the society of younger men and ho is very fond of tha thcnior. If bo does not take some member of bis family with him to llio show he is very apt to uo in the theater in the society of two or three young men about town , nnd ho trots out between the nets with them for a quiet smoka with ra.it . regularity. It must not be thought from this description that the Brit ish minister i.s nt all umllgr.itled. Ills man ner i.s dignity it < olf. lint he is iot ; iniobbisb or burdened witli un undue sense of bis im- uortiinco. The Hrilish iHgntimi to which the I'auuco- forte futility returns Is tbo ofllcial homo of tlio British minister and ills private resi dence ) as well , U was the lirnt legation building orucled by a foreign government In Washington. Dnlh the hoiisound the ground on which it .stands nro thu property of CSrcut Britain. The Frencli minister recently tried to obtain permission Iroin his government to purcnaso the Morton house as u norrnanont homo of tbo French legation , but ho failed to obtain nn appropriation , and now bu had leased a building. The Ciorman legation oc cupies u building on Fifteenth street. Just bohlnd Mr. Blalno's house , which IB tbo property of the Gorman governmant. The British location building Is a big redbrick brick htructuro nt the corner ot Connecticut avenue nnd N street. Eighteenth street comes in at tills point nt rlgbt nnglus with N street , leaving n very broad open space across which the British minister can look at the Churcn of the Covenant the president1 ! church directly opposite. On the other cldo of N street is the homo of Senator Stockbriilgo. There nrn two gateways giv- injj admittance to the grounds of the lega tion. There nro lumps nt each side of those , gutownys and from ihctn abroad drive leads up to a porlocochero nboyi which are the' anus of ( Jix'ut Britain. Tha otllccn of the minister are ut the riant of llio entrance to tha building , Iho drawing rooms to the loft. Thu llr.it o ( thn drawing rooms Is hung in damask and furnlMiod in crimron. Among the uocoiMltons uro some bountiful painting * of gruat vnluu und photographs of the queen nnd prince of Wales. The next room In the kUlto I.s lurnl.sheil In salmon color. From these n broad doorway opens Into tha ball room , which Is an oblong itpnrlment very richly und tastefully furnished. H him been URDU frequently for ooncorts for chnritablu objects in which Lady Pnuncofoto U much InlorostoiJ , lioyomi the bull room U the dining room. The i'aunrcfntes have four daughters and it i.s not uncommon to BCD Sir Julian out walking with nil of tbuin at onco.JIo _ ib u thoroughly domcstlu men and very fond of driving or walking with uuy or all of hla daughters. There Is Mlsa Maude 1'auncc- fote.lho uldust , who wus horn in Dnisdeu and brought out in London. Thuru Is Mms Violet Sibyl I'auncvloto wno was born in London ntul who is still In her teens. There is Mits Lillian 1'iuiiiL'ofoio wno was born ut Ulch- . inond on thn Tr.nincB und llnully i there In Audrey , 15 year * of iige , who is n nutlvo of London , They are inturjatlng girls no loss from their connection nnd association with their distinguished father than from their own pleasant character * . Sir Julian begun his publlo life when OH ayoung man lie WIIE taken Into the olllce of Eocrctary of stuto lor tuo colonies us privattt Bucrotury. Ho wus uttornuv general ot Hong Kuti in IStKi. chief Justice of the Leeward Ulands in IbT , iiistitnnt under secretary of Htuto for foreign ulTulis In 1H7I1 , pcrmaiicut under secretary of ututo lor furolun uOairn in 1SSJ und a member of tbo commission to draw up regulations relative to the Suci canal In 18W. hir Julian Is a uiploinatut In all tulng ] ando' | / ibly it is his diplomacy which has onduurod him i-o to thn people tie has mot In Wushiiigton. Komu tun' ) ago when a loon I newspaper reporter tried lo in- turviuwLady 1'iiuiiuofotc , Sir Julian received the representative with Ins most kindly binilo and bald ; "Tho American custom of ladles' names appearing In print upon any and every occasion U a very nropur Uwitf sanolionoa by the outtom ot tbo countrami , in my opinion , per fectly correct , but , you know that with us on the o'tlmr sldo of the water women feet dlf- fdronily , und I would bn grouily obliged if you will pardon my refusal to comnly vritu your uiou i-.oiuullmeutjry request. "
