B THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WlilJNESDAY , NOVEMBER 15 , 1893.
AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Lost Ono Cent on Heavy Increases iu
Elevator Stocks ,
THAT CE'EAL OPENED'QUITE STRONG
After u CniMlilfralilo Drop from I ho Open-
luff l-tlee , 1'nrn Unictoil on Light
Kn.lhnnlcit ItocelpU for Toilny
Stock * nml llundf.
CIIICAOO , Nov. U. Wheat lost Ic today on
a hcav.v Increase In northwestern country
elevator stocks , heavy northwestern receipts ,
an unexpected Increase in United rotates
stocks , small rxport clearances and free
telling.
Corn \\ns weak , but less radically so tliati
wheat and the loss at the close wad from , ' c
to e. Oats were c lower and provisions
SOcofT for pork , 15o for lard and It'fe ' lower
Tor ribs.
Wheat opened near yesterday's < -loMng
figure , but Immediately began to decline.
North western receipts continued heavy.
The stocks In elevators In Minneapolis ,
Diilnlh and In the Interior back of those
places were reported to show an agpresa'to
Increase last week of : i'S8.000 liu. and this
completely offset the reports of smaller
farmers' deliveries. Operators who have
bought on the better foelini-'of yesterday he-
Ban to unload and the price continued
to go tloun. The report tjial Bnulstrcct's
statement will Increase the United States
stock tomorrow by over 4,000.000 bu. was
another depressing factor. Some btij ing of
shorts caused temporary reaction , but It
was n bearish Influence , small export clear
ances and discouraging cables continuing.
The general liMidenoy of the market was
downward. December opened whore it
closed icstPiday , at from OlJ c to G'-Jo , sold
off Ic. pained ' 40 , reacted J < c , solo up > 4'c ,
lost 1-j'c , went down -'DC and milled ; ' ( , c to
the close at tile.
Corn opened weak nt 'ic , neiovv yester
day's close on heavy receipts. After a con
siderable drop from the opening price thuro
was u ro.iutlon on light estimated receipts
for tomorrow. The recovery was main
tained for a Unio , hut the prlco finally
yielded to the extreme weakness of wheat
and closed < c below yesterday's closing.
May opened at 41c. sold off J e. lost another
} ( u , reacted 'fe , lost ' 40. reacted J o. lost it
and Hosed at from 40Jjc ( to 41c , or from . ' /o
to " ( Jc below yesterday's close.
Oats opened fairly active at yesterday's
closing lltruro , ! llc , but largo offerings of
long stuff and corn's weakness affected it.
and after losing % o it rallied , ' e to the
close at ill ' ; , ( .
Provisions opened fairly weak and ex
perienced an early slight advance , duo to
smaller holdlngn-trian expected , but free
offerings and corn's weakness sent it down.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
165 cars ; corn , 810 cars ; oats , 102 cars ; hogs ,
10,000 ! head. -
The leading futures ranged as follows :
ArtluhH. Open , lllffh , Low. Closu.
WllBAT-
(12 ( 01
Mny. . (10H ( 07 caw
COIIN-
Nov. .
41J6 40J&OJ41
OATH-
NO v. . . 27JJ J7-M
1)4-0 .
3i
MESS I'OIIK -
Jan. . . . . . M 13 14 10 ,13 70 13 80
LAIID-
( i on 0 05 R 80 R SO
Jan H : io 8 : IO R II ) S 1-JJs
Way : io S UO 8 10' 8 10
fcllOIITlllllH-
Jan 7 no 7 10 7 13
Oiinluiiolutloiis | wcru as follows :
KI.OIIU Weak : no export wiles reported.
WllKllv-No. 1 ! Hprlng , GOc ; No. 3 sprltij ; ,
C0i02u ; No. 1 ! red , OOc.
t'otiN No. 'J , : ) fijc.
OATSNo. . a , ! 279 Q2Ris : No. 2 white , SOUO
81 Vc ; No. ! i whllL'J7J © -'JtC. !
KYI : No. 'J. 44'4il45c. (
llAiu.tiv No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 3B53c ; No.
4 , 38 43i ! .
I''i.AXHEin-No. 1$1,04.
TIMOTHY SEKII 1'rlnic , $3.203.25.
I'OIIK MPHS , per hhl. , flfi.Oki6lD.25 ; lard , per
100 Ibs. , fJ.OOji'J.urj ; Short ribs sides ( loose , )
I8.2rjijfi.37'5 ( ; dry nal'od nhouldora ( boxed. )
I7.00di7.2a ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , $8.75 ©
AVinsKV Dlstllleri' finished goods , per gal. ,
(1.10 ,
SlKlAlis t'tit loaf , 10.88 ; granulated , } 5.45 ;
tliinduid "A , " 5,33 ,
Thu following woio the receipts and ship-
merits for today.
Un the I'roilnco uxcliangu toduv the liutlur
market was lower ; cioainnry , l'JiJ25c ; dairy ,
Htt24c. ) KKKSstrictly fresh.me.
Now Viirk .MiirUots.
NEW VOIIK , Nov. ID. l'i.ouu-Itoci'Ipts , 30-
600 bbls. ; u.xp rts. 18.200 hbls. ; sales , 0,000
ukgs , ; market weak und oiilOe loHor on most
grades ; wlnturstral5lit2.803,25 ; Mlnncsiita
liiilcnts. J3,854.)0 ( ) ; winter extras , $2.2051
2.70 ; .Mlniiesola bakers , $2,30 3,70 ; winter
low grudi's , $1.702.25 ; spring low graded ,
fl.lHKai.OO ; spring OAti'i.H.05iJ2.45.
WllKAT Itt'celplh , Un l.HOO bu. ; nxpurls , 15 ,
BOO bu. ; nlos , 7HU.r , OOO 1m. futures , 170,000
hi ) , spot. Spot market weak and n lower : No.
2 red , InMoreunduluvator , o54&U&ic ? ; alloat ,
Gi"e ( ; . f. o. I ) . , Onir ! > ( i9lu ; ungraded red ,
C0i\tii7o \ ( ; No. 1 hard , 70S70'je. ' Options
opened \vmik on shirk cables ; cold off on ac
tive liquidations and largo lecolpts. closing
weak tit "ic to Ic net decline ; No. 2 red ,
1-Vbriniry , UHe , dlosod lit. fiD c ; Murch , 70WJ6
71V , closodnt 7U.Sc ; May , 72 1 HVa73 " ( ,
closed at Novemborclospd ; at O&'Jc ; De
cember , UQHnftO ? 0-lOc , flosud atOO ic ,
COIIK HocullHs , 160,800 Int. ; exports , 61,000
bu , ; sales , 1(730.000 bn. futures , 188,000 bu
spot. Spot marUutiiuilvP , ' .i < fisic lower : No. 2.
4r > ii2l4bV' ( In elevator ; 4&1i < LC4oic ! ulloat. Op
tion market opened Uffli ; lowur , riillli'il at
noon on the small itstlmnto for tomorrow ,
broknngaln and closed weak with whnal , j ®
fii- not ili'i.'lliin 46JI < ft4li
: January , , ! c. closed at
40'c ; > lay , 474 ! < i648c , closed at 47'c ; No-
vumlmr elim'il tit44'ic ; Hccoinbor , 4D)44i457i ) > ,
closed lit 45'Si' .
UATK Hei-cints , 244,700 bu. ; exports , 200
bu , ; sales , 280,000 bu. futures , 1)3,000 ) spot.
Spot market Mt'jc lower ; No. 2 , 34c ; No. 2
deliveiptl , ! IIc ; No , 3 delivered , 33'ic ' ;
No. 2 whlli' , 3& ? > Q36Ut ; No. 3 ulilti ) , 34(234 ( 0 ;
track mixed , uehtern , 34iii36c ; truck whlt < > ,
WL'sliTii. 34t40c ; track white , slate. 345i40o.
Option inarknt opened ' < lowur with wheat
and olobed weak with a not decline of Sffi'/jc ' ;
January , 34W36C. closed at34J'c ; May. 3Gto
3 ! < c. closed lit 3li' ) ; November , : H434'/c.
clOM'ilut 34c ; lecombor,34J ) 334ie ! , closed'at
34o. \ .
HAY fciloady. bhlpplng , 06c ; good torliolco ,
CfwCHac ,
llors Steady ; btato cninmon tp choice , lOtt
IliDKtr fileudy : wet suited N w Orleans sn-
} e.cttil. ; 146Qjr. ( lb . . 3W4W ! ; Texas hidi-cted ,
3M&0 Ibs , , 46o : lliienos Ayres , 2Oii24 Ibs ,
1 lei Texas dry , 2003011)8. ) , Dijo.
MiATliKli-I-'iriiii hniiUKk ; ! Mile , llueiios
A yiCK. light to heavy wulghls. 1410c.
Woiilr Doinehtli1 lleece , 1027c ; pnllod , 20 ®
2fi4ij Texas , lOaiOo.moats
moats , btoudy pickled bol-
.
hanis. 0 = U J10i ! , I.ard. wnak : wostein t-team
Closed ul 10.40 ; kales , 250 tlerrob at 'J.60t
option Hulus , iionoiNoveinber closed ! it'J.ti ( )
nominal ; Jiuuiury , t'j.liO , nominal. 1'ork , dull.
now mubs , tU.OO&lH.Oti ; family , I10.005110.0
llliTTKHWeak ; western dairy. 174i22c ;
wpstpnu-roauiery. I0a27iic ; uubfurn factory ,
17(320i ( * ; Klu'lns , J7'f. '
CllKKHK-Hteiuly ; part skims , 4QOc ! ( ; full
aklins , 2Tt3c. (
Kc.usHull and wcou ; webtcru fresh , 34a
26io. ! Kuculuts , 8,000 pkgs.
TAI.WHV I'lrnii cltv , bti ! %
COTTONSKKD onWeukorj prime crude. 35oi
prime yellow , 3Uc ,
I'trriuiMciiM Tinner ; United closed ut
73u ; Wiiililiictoii bbU. , fO.60 ; Wabhlngton
lbls. in bulk , W.10 ; rutlnod Nnw Vork , J5.15 :
riilludolphiu and llultlmore. f&.K ) ; I'hlludol-
phla unu Kiiltlinoro In bulk , { 2.GQ.
Kiiong ; btrulnvd , common to good ,
1 1.2&1. 30.
Timi'KNTlNK Hteadyl 30 > iG31c.
KICK Sloudy ; domestic , fair to extra , 3 ,
bVc ; Japan , 4Ji4i- o.
W Hii'iidyj Now Orleann ,
good to cholco. 3G4t41c.
i'ill IliON Quiet ; Ami'rli-un , H2.25G12.40 ,
< ) i-l'in Qulot ; lnke , < U.75.
liui > I'lrmtdomobtlc , J3.20 bid for round
lot * .
TlK-Qulet : Strait * , f20.00. "
-Htoaily ; tlomubtle , J3.05.
Cotiun Market ,
NBW OIII.EANR , Nov. 14. COTTON Kuturos
Icaily ; uulob , 04,800 bale : November. 7.4B
7.f.2j Documlwr. I7.045t7.08 ; January , * 7.70a
7.bO ( Vuliruury , f 7.81X 7.00 : March. 7.0HiJ (
7.lO ( : April , t8.otou.07May8.13Q8.16 ; ; Juno ,
in.2vita.yjii middling , 70-lCc ; low mlddlliiir ,
I 7-loct Rood urdlnury , 0 10-lCc ; net rocelpt * .
V,4tiO Luk' | gioba rccclplM , 1U,0&C bales ; ux >
"i. T. t fc' * -
Doitstollm continent. 4.611 bnlcsj coastwise ,
1,676 balps ; snlP , 4,0)0 ( bnlcs ,
OAI.VESTON , Nov. 14.-COTTON Knslcr ; mld-
dllnft , 7 7-lRcjlon middling. 7 0 : Rood ordi
nary , 7 7-lCo ; receipt * , 0,010 bales ; exports
to Oroalllrllaln , 7.120 balps ) sales , 487 Imict.
' ST. I/nil ! " , Nov. 14. COTTON Kailor enlarge
largo rpi'olpts ; ordinary , 00-ir.ci need or
dinary. 7 7-18C ! low middling , 7 7-lfic ; mid-
filing , 7 ll-ldc : good middling , 7 Ifi-lCc ; intil-
dllna fair , 8 7-liJc.
Oninlii I"- . .initl.
ItUTTKiiTho lecelpts of butter are liircer
nnd the iiinrKclli coiKltk-rahly wcnkor. The
Uvnl cipmand U light , n good many groceis ro-
cplrlng thrlr suppllrs direct trom the country ,
Tlini'uiHiiinptlon of bilttorlnn Is iUlto | laigo ,
which helps lodccrcaso the domain ! for genu
ine butler. The shipping danmnd , houovpr ,
servos to keep the surplus cleaned up. Choice
rreiiinory. WSSOv' ! cliolco to funry country ,
2or < i22c : fjilriogood country , 18 < S20o ;
Inir stock , fresh. 16 < ' .
KimsKorclnlsof fiwli stock nro not largo ,
In fact , there ilotn not nppoar to bo any quan
tity of fTps In tin1 country * The colder weather
and the light lorclpts cause a ( Inn feeling on
thomniKet. Cold siorngo and held stock Is
going mostly at I'Jc , nilli fresh laid eggs at
20i' .
1'nri.iiivThe low maikot lias cvlilpntly
bcon thurnii'.onf thoipduc'tlon Inthp rerolpto ,
and , whllo Him uls a llnr.orfeollng , It Is hardly
snfti ( o qiioto I ho market any higher. Old
hens , Ho ; chickens ( Jo ; geese , 7G,8c ; ducks ,
78o ; tut keys HHOc ; roosters. 451&I' .
Vr.Aif The in rivals during the past day or
tno have hopn light , and the market ( Irm at
previous iiuotatlons. Choicn muall and fat
\piils , ( i'i''B7' ' ( ! thin or heavy , 35c ,
HAMKTh i-older weM her Is having a very
bmiellclat ulToi'l upon the game market. Thu
demand which has been light all the fall Is
Impi ovlng nnd prices urn consequently ( Inning
up. I'rnni now on birds that , are mul run n
will bo given iho profi'it'tici * . I'rlnio chickens ,
! 3.l ) ( > ? irH ( ) ; grouse , t2.r > ( .KR3.00 ; iliall | , tl.26 ;
hick snipe , 7iic5i$1.00 ; gohli'li plover , 76i % ®
jl.K ( ) ; t'linadn geoNe , ili.OOQO.OO ; small gccfio ,
4.0Wi ( .6i ( ; brunt. 53.00(23.60 ( ; mallard ducks ,
* 2.502.H& ; redhead ducks , 2.5O 3.0O ;
1)1 ) 1 10 wing leal ducks. I1.76 < ft2. ( > 0 ; gteen
nlng leal ducks , tl.ftO ; mixed din-Us ,
$1.26 ; cunviifiliiirA- ducks , f3.60Jll.)0 ( ) ;
lack labblls , M.00i7,3.60 ; small rabbits ,
il.2r > i Mjulriels , TfifiJOOo ! deer saddles ,
per Hi. , l&iijiinc ; rteer carcasses , lOCtllc ) nn-
telo ) > e saddles , 14Q,16c ; antelope caicasscs ,
UCMUti.
llosKV Honey is rommciicliisr to move a
llttlu muro freely , but the demand Is still light
for It ; cliolco white clover , le Hc.
OYHTCUS- Medium , lOci horhesliocs , 17c ;
extra Nliiiidanls , 21c ; ox I rn selects , 24c ; com-
jmny selects , 29c ; counts , 34o.
NuTS-Uheslnuts are lower and there Is u
full- supply ot choice eastein utock on the
market , which Is selling at 12 ( < ll4c perlb. ;
iiliiioiul'i , I'Jc ; English walnuts , 14c ; lllborl.si ,
llnu.ll nuts , I'Jftiai ; ; uectitin , large , 14i ; ;
pecans medium , 12c. The market on black
wiilnuls Is low and no ono wants to buy.
Di'nlors are asking 75c per bu. for small lots
shipped to the country on orders , lint walnuts
shipped In hero would prohnlily not bring more
limn one-half of that prlco. Small hickory
iiul.on oidt'is , ? 1.76 ; large , $1.26.
VK4ir.TAlll.KS.
HKA.NSEastern hand-picked navy , $2.10 ®
2.15 ; western navyJl.HOd > 1.00coinmon ; whllu
benns , fl.GOffn.75.
O.S10NHThere Is not much nctlvltv in the
onion market , owing to the fact that the local
ciop Is large and the gardeners are supplying
the demand vary largely. Onions nro quoted
at noQG&e , unu on ordorb til 76c ; Spanish
onion i , per ciattt. $1.60.
WATCUI'IIKSS Tut up In berry boxes , per
case Of 10 qtu. . M.GU$1.7G.
I'OTATOKH Thu iucelpt-4 tire larger and the
mnrkot is very weak. Nebraska , Iowa nnd
Minnesota grown p-Jtatoos , In small lots from
Htorc , 06Si70c ; sumo In car lots , GOSIG5CJ Colo-
r'ldo ' , fiom store , 7680o ; Colorado lots , 70 ®
7iic.
CAIIIIAOK There Is a good deal 'of ' ciihbago
selling In this market , lut ) the demand Is sup
plied largely by the gardeners. Orders for
cabbage from the country are filled at llJc
peril ) . Homo colored cabbage has been re
ceived , which Is hold nt3S4c. (
UKI.UIIY KOOTS According to sl/e , 405JGOe
per doz.
CKI.I.KV The demand Is Increasing as tlio
Thanksgiving holiday dnuv.s nearer and a
good deal of celery Is being sold ; good stock ,
2535e : fancy , 5c. ( )
SWIKT : POTATOES Tno supply Is fair ; west
ern slock , per 1)1)1 , , J3.003.5O ; Jersey btock ,
per libl. , f4.
GIIKK.N VKdKTAin.Es Spanlsli , per bbl. , $2.25 ;
Milslfy , 30 ( < ? 30i : per do/ . ; radishes , pur doz. ,
202"c ; endive , per doz. , 603GOo ; nnlons ,
per do2c ( ) ; caulllloncr , per uoz. , $3 ; lot-
t nee , nut do50c. .
FIID1TS.
GliAl-us Eastern Concords , 2455250 ! largo
lots , 23c.
CAI.IFUIINIA KIUIITS There Is not much loft
on the market ; pears , $2.50 : grapes , $1.50.
Ai'l'l.is The supply Is light on this market ;
cliolco eastern , per ubl. , J4.2&G4.50 ; choice
wcstoin , (4.25.
CiiANiinuiiiES Cranberries nro arriving very
freely nnd are In good demand ; Capo Cod ,
early , per bbl. , J5.75I1G.OO ; boll and bugle. SO.
TUOI'IOAL FIIU1T3.
BANANAS Prices remain about steady : per
bunch , largo. * 2.OO2.50 ; per bunch , small to
medium , Sl.75a2.00.
LUMONH Messinas , per box , t4.5CK(8G.OO , ;
I'lorliliis , $5.
OHANOES Mexicans or Florhias , per box ,
$3.25 ; Gbolots , * 3.
HIDES , TAM.OW , ETC.
HiniM No. 1 green hides , 2Hc ; No. 2 green
hides , 2c ; No. 1 grocn'saltod hides , 3c : No. 2
green halted hides. 2c : No. 1 green salted
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 3c ; No. 2 green sailed
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 2u ; No. 1 veal calf. 8
Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , 5c : No. 2 veal calf , 8 Ibs. to 16
llis. , 3c : No. 1 dry lilnt hides. 4c : No. 2 dry Hint
hides ; 3c : No. 1 dry salted hides , 4c. Part
cured hides ' ,5c per II ) . less than fully cured.
SIIKEIPIII.TS Green salted , each , 35a75it ;
green salted ( hcarllngs ( short woolcd early
skins ) , each lOlllSc ; dry shearlliigs ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each 52 10c ; dry
shearlings ( short wooled early sklus ) . No. 2 ,
each 5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher woil pelts , peril ) . , actual weight. 10 ®
lie ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool bulls , per Ib. , actu'il weight , 1720c ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool polls , per Ib. ,
actual weight. OttlOc ; dry Hint Colorado tnufi"
ruin wool polls , iior Ib. , actual weight , 70c ;
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight , 57c.
Nt. I , 'nils .MnrKotn.
ST. Louis. S'ov. 14 1'i.ouu Weak , but un
changed ; patents , $3.00S3,15 ; extra fancy ,
$2.G5w2.76 ,
WIIIIAT Weak and declined steadily Trom
Hit ) start ; , closing f ® lc under yesterday's
close ; ciikh , 6G < 35Gic ; ; Novtimhor. 5GJc ! ; lo-
comhor , 67jSQ.5Bc ; .May , G5ai(3GD4c. ( !
CORN Kollowed wheat and closed 7ic below
yesterday ; cabh and November. 32ijc ; December -
comber , 32 jc ; January , 33gc ; May , 3Gac.
UVK Iul ) | : 44c asked.
ItAiu.KV Ilulli lowui-old 60S55c ; Nebraska ,
,36 < iJ4ui * ; Minnesota. Gl(262c. (
HIIAN Dull ; 04u for oust track.
HAV Klrm ; timothy , * 10.0U < 213.50.
KI.AX HEKiKlrmor at fl.02.
MiAn-Illghor ; * 3.20a3.2D. (
HPRI.TBH Hotter ; $3,4314 ,
IIUTTiilt Lower ; creamery , 2225c. dairy ,
185 241 * .
i : us rirm ; 18'5c. '
COH.N MKAli Lower ; I1.70O1.7D.
WHISKY HtPiidy ; $1.15.
IlAIUIIMl I'jli.j'ii ; .
COTTON TIKS 'JSctl.no.
I'novisioNH Lower ; pork , $17 : lard , $0 ; dry
salt moats , lee u hhoulilors , $0.70 ; longs and
ribs. 8.50bhorts ; , $8.75 ; boxed lots 15c more ;
bacon , shoulders , $7.50 ; longs and ribs ,
$ O.G2Sl ! bhortK , J0,769.87'i.
l.ioiii'TH : I'lmir , 2,000 bbls. ; wheat , 43,000
bn. ; corn. G4.HCO bu. ; oats. 20,000 bu.
Hllll'MBKTH I'lour. 11.000 bbls. ; wheat ,
4,000 bu. ; coin , 108,000 bu. ; oats , 13,000 bu.
CollVo MurKot.
NBW YOIIK , Nov. 14. Corr Outloim
opi'iiud genorully OS10 points lower and ruled
quiet wltliout inui'li further I'liango. closcil
hleiuly atu iictilecllnuof OTDIO points : t.ali-h ,
1.-IOO tiaijK , lucliiilliiK ! Uocumber , JlG.tiD ®
1G.70 ; January , f 10.35. Sput entree , Kit ) , mar
ket woulc and lower : No. 7 , ilH.l'JH ,
HID DK JAM ; i no , Nov. 14 , COFFKI : Mar-
kut llrm , nomlnnl at l&d ; oxi-han u , liid ( ; ru-
coliits. 7,000 liaxm stock , H7.0UO Cuss.
PANTOS. Nov. 14.-CoKni-Good : ; nvoniKc.
16,700 ri'ls tier 10 kilos. Receipts 11,000 bags :
block. 170.0HO bags.
LONDON , Nov. 14 , COI-FKU Market Cdla
bloner.
biiiiAK Haw , maiket rather easier ; snles ,
00,733 units ! Hello , tibual ahhortnifiit ! ux-storu ,
2U < ! for Hut ; mi lltliorauo to Canuiln ; GUhiids ,
ht.Crolx ; Muhcovadi ) , HO tet.1,21 3-lGcux-bhlp.
KHIIHUK city .Murki-tii.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 14. WIIKAT > i/tvio (
lower ; No. i ! hiird , OOL'tJOlei No. 2 red , Lac.
L'OIIN-UC lower ; No. a lxed , 3Oit30)c ) ;
No.2 whlli > , 31'iTt313 ' ( c.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 ml\od , 25iQ2GUo ! ;
No. 2 white. 2uliQ27c.
UvE-Klrm ; No. a , 47c ,
I'l.AXbr.KD Klriu ; t)0(302c. ) (
HllAN Stonily ; OBQGOo.
K4iOst-Scnrco at .
> urrKii-Weak ; creamery , 2226c ; dairy ,
(
Wlieat , 77,000 bu.j corn , 2,000
bu. : outs , none.
09,000 bu.i ' corn. 1,000 :
outs , nono.
Mllwuukcu Alttrknti.
MIMTAUKKB , Nov. 14. FUHJH Steady.
Nominal ; No. 2 , 61cj sample , 80 ®
1.47c.
; pork , I14.7G ; lard ,
UKCKllTa-l'lour. 18.000 bbls. ; wheat , 02,300
bu. ; barley , 200.400 bu.
Biiii'MBNTS-Flour.Bl.UOObbls. ; .vhoat , 0,100
bu. ) barloy. 01,000 bu ,
Nmv York Dry UuuiU Mnrket.
NMV YniiK , Nov. 14. The dry goods bubl-
iic$8 duvelopb slowly and biiowu u luck of cou-
fldcncp. Cotton Ro-xN must bo nn nttrnctlvo
ty1o for unrliig nnd Rummer wear to soil well.
1'r hit cloths Rtpndyat 2 15-10c for 04 squares
Anil nro quiet , Prints anil prlntnd fabrics nro
modprntoly active hut steady. Ulnghams nnd
woven fabrics ruled qulot. Iircis goods about
held their own. 1'orelgn dry goods were
weak.
.Mltinrntiiilli Whent Murkt'l.
MINNKAPOMP. Nov. 14. Wheat opened steady
In the morning , but weakened In sympathy
with lower Prices nt other plaocs , and fell
about Ic for future * , but closed sic lower tliiin
yestotdny. Itecclpts were smaller than for n
long time. Tiack nlos were more tlinn 2c
higher than De.-enibor iirlces for the same
gindes. The locul dctmind for mills was
active. The amount of wheat ground dally
equals the amount that ruino here today to
say i othlng of grain lo bo shipped out. Itc-
cclpts In the Interior may pick up a little fiom
the Into few days , u * plowing and other farm
work Is stopped by the cold. Ueremboroponcd
nt uHHiMiml oloscd at 57' < c ; May opened at
O4' c ami closed at t 3 < ( c. Track wheat
closed ! No. 1 limit , (11 " < c ; No. 1 northern ,
6U > c ; No. 2 nortliein , f > 7Uc. Kccclpts , 278
cars ; shipments , 40 cars. No. 1 northern -old
mostly at * about GOc , and No. 2 mainly at
about 68Jic on track. The closing sales were
lowur.
I'lour Is dull and sales art * running under
production , Htlll hhlnmonts continue largn
owing to the old orders not yet being tilled.
Very little patents are being sold for fotolgn
accounts. Some sales tire bolng made for expert -
port eastern account. Inland rates are fli-m ,
owing to some of the luke lines holding oIT.
O-HMin uites are steady at 3Glji * per 100 Ibs. to
Liverpool nnd the same to London , lilp-
meills. 30,8H5 bbU. Tlrsl patents , $3.30/.3.0rii (
MM-ond patents $3.06(3.3.30 ( : fitucy nnd export
bakeis , $1,601. 00 ; low grades , In bugs , In
cluding red clog , tl.loai.2C. The milled dally
output of mills grinding today will probably
aggiegato 34.000 bbls. Thu market for bran
nii-l shorts Is jjulol at J9.0K3 ( > 0.25 for hi an and
tll.no for shorts m bulk. Shipments , 1,207
Toloili * tlr.ihi Murkct.
TOLEDO , Nov. 14. WIIKAT Lowor.actlvp : No.
2 casli and November , GOlie ; December , Gla.c ;
Mny , 08'ic. '
COIIN I hill , steady : No , 2 cash , old ,
No. 3 now , 3Gc.
OAIB Quiet ; cosh , 30e.
Jlvis Dull ; cash , 40o.
CI.OVKII SKKDAe.llvc. . steady ; iirlmu i'a i
and Novcmbor , $5.40 ; December , i5,45 ; Jan
uary , $5. 47' { .
UBCKtl'TS-Klour , 500 bbls. ; wheat , 7fi,600
bu. : corn , 36,000 bu. ; rye , 2,000 bu. : clover
seed , 400 bags.
Sllll'Mr.STH rioill',2,260bblii.corn,3,600lU. ; ) !
clover seed , 500 bugs.
Liverpool AI irluu .
Livr.ni'ooi. , Nov. 14. WIIKAT Qtilet : tlo-
mtind moderuto ; liolilinsolToi' moderately ; No.
1 California , 6s 7 < lffi6s Hd ; No. 2 red , west
ern hilling , 6s Gilfoos 7d ; No. 2 winter , 6s
2lll&5s ! 3 > id , Hecolpts foe the past thiee
days , 203,000 bu. : Amarlciult 08,000 bu.
CORN tjulot ; demand moderate ; mixed
western , 4s 2d. Itooolpts of American , thieo
dlivs , 37,400 bu.
rimvisiONS 1'ork , prime uic s , mio , 88s Od.
Iteef , c.Mra Imlla , 100s. llacoii , long and
short clear , 55 Ib-t. , 4Us ; long clear , 45 Ibs. , 48s
( id. Lard. 50Gd. .
TAI.I.OW Amerlenn-Llvorpool , flno , 27s > Oil.
Uil Alnrkntx.
On. CITY , Nov. 14. National transit cer
tificates opened at 72 > ( ! highest , 7 1,1 ! ; ; low
est , 72U ; closed. 734sales ! ; , 28,000 bbls. ; clear
ances , 32,000 bbls. ; shipments , 103.G05 bbls. ;
runs , 77,118 bbls.
Pirrsnuiifl , Nov. 14 , National transit cer
tificates opened at 72 < { ; closed at 7il : ; lilgh-
eBI,73'i ; lowest , 72'4.
LosiMS , Nov. 14. CALCUTTA
41s Od.
Duliith WliHHt Market.
nui.UTil , Nov. 14. The market was about
steady. Close : No. 1 hard , cash and Novem
ber , GOlic ; December , GOc ; May , GGc ; No. 1
northern , cash and November , 6914c ; Ie-
I'oinbor , 6'Jc ; May , G5c ; No. 2 northern , cash ,
5T ) c ; No. 3 northern , 6lyo ; reject-id , 44ic.
On track : No. 1 northcin , to arrive , 5'J , c.
Wool .MurKct.
ST. Louis , Nov. 14. WoolNo demand ex
cept for high grades , which are very scarce ;
western and Indian medium , 13&14c : Hue
western and Indian , ll@12c.
Alnrkct.
Niw : YOIIK , Nov. 14. SIIOAU Haw , market
rather easier ; sales , ( JO , 733 mats , usual as
sortment ex store , 2\v } Hut ; rcllnol | market
steady. t
ITliiunclal Noted.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 14. Cloaringj , $1,430.-
841.
KAt.TiMonn , Nov. 14. Clearings , $2,489GGO ;
balances , $408,062.
I'Aius , Nov. 14. Throe percent routes , 08f
17 ! ic for the account.
OMAHA , Nov. 14. Clearings , J850.2G3 ; same
day last week , $771,305.
NBW OIH.EANH , Nov. 14. Clearings , $2,9GO-
35G ; balances , $225,798.
New YOIIK , Nov. 14. Clearings. $100,829-
877 ; balances. $0.125,802.
l'iin.AlBi.riliA. Nov. 14. Clearings , $11,974-
479 ; balances , $1G1G,055.
JlKMl-liiB , Nov. 14. Clearings , S353.9G7 ; bal
ances , $77,057. NuSv York exchange selling
ut par. ,
LONDON , Nov. 14. The amount of bullion
gene Into the Dunk of England on balui < co
today , 39,000.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 14. Money , 4 < 3 > 7 per rent.
Now York ONchungc , 7075c premium. ClearIngs -
Ings , $1,937,550.
HOSTON. Nov. 14. Clearings , $14.874,009 ;
balances , $1,731,420. Money , 11K per cent.
Exchange on Now York , par for 'jush. ,
CHICAGO , Nov. 14. Clearings , $1GO1G,000.
Sterling exchange dull ; actual $4.8334.85.
Money more plenty ; rates , 08,7 percent.
KT. Lotus , Nov. 14. Clearings , $4,019,898 ;
balances , $572,413 , Money , quiet at 7C18 per
cent. Exchange on Now York , OUc premium.
STOCKS ANI > 1IOXUS.
Less Animation Clmruotcrl'/.cil Sucurltlcs
Ycstenlny us u Wliolp.
Nuw YORK , Nov. 14. The assignment of
Thurber-Whyland & Co. , announced today ,
'
made no particular Impression on the Now
York markets , having been more or less dis
counted In well Informed-commercial circles ,
owing to the protracted depression in tlio
value of poods as well as the volume of
transactions , coupled with the difllculty lu
making collections and supplementing the
silver panic last summer.
The market opened with less animation
than usual , despite the fact that the granirer
roads hud agreed to maintain rates during
the winter , which could not bo looked upon
otherwise than in a fuvorahlo light. The
changes In the list at the opening were very
sllclit , uud in the early dealings fractional
iluct nations were made on both sides of the
account. But the speculation boon warmed
up under the inilucnce of n good buying
movement In Sugar and New England ,
prices advanced from * & to U per cent , the
two stocks named leading. The advunco" in
duced sales of Now England , re
sulting In a reaction of 1 per cent ,
which icxtcndcd to the general list , and
was followed by a steady upward movement
ranging from # to lj per cent , in which
granger stocKs were most prominent , The
higher level was not maintained very long ,
Manhattan dropping a per cent and Louis
ville ft Nashville 1 } per cent. The other
iieciincs were unimportant , some thirty
minutes before noon the market became
active , London wus u small buyer , a Bur
lington & Qulncy dividend had been de
clared and room traders were mainly on the
bull side. The improvement led to realiza
tions of profits , which cnc6ur.igcd the bears
to attack values and before 1 o'clock the
market wns going down hill again.
Tlio depression continued throughout the
afternoon , merely because there were no
strong buyers in tl.o field , while there were
a number ot sellers anxious to imuto a turn
Heaviness was the prevailing tone to the
close , at which the depreciation In prices
had ranged to ! % per cent compared with
thu llnal sales of yesterday , Cordage com
mon making the greatest dip , Now York ,
Chicago & St. Louis preferred declined ! lj
Now York , Chicago fi St. Louis Common ,
Hi ; Manhattan. 1& ; Louisville & Nashville ,
Uoluwimi & Hudson , 1 } < ; H'jbber , 1 : St.
Paul and North western , % per cent , omo
of the spoclaltlcb uiudn advances on the
day's transactions , including Evansville &
Terre Haute , 2 ; l ai'ledo Oas preferred nnd
Cotton Oil preferred , 1J ; Kauuwhu & Michi
gan and Minneapolis & St. Louis prctcrred ,
1 per cent. >
The I'ost says ; Yesterday's stock market
was ouo of the pendulum's downward
swings. This morning tlio motion was once
more upward , though a dculiuo in prices had
begun again before the afternoon had far
advanced. There would ijulto probably
have been uu upward reaction ut the start
today , even had thuro been no ninvs to en-
courtteo buying. At it happened , however ,
thuro was some actual food for encourage
ment. The Diirlligtou & Qulncy directors
gathering in Boston declared the full < iuar-
terly dividend , uu action which fulfilled last
week's expectation und > vhlch , it may bo
hoped , was Justified by the company's liiuin-
clal outloou. Of much Importunco wus the
news that granger railways had entered on u
compact to maintain rates through the
winter senion. This is a move to chock such
u rate demoralization ns wus threatened by
the close of WoiId'a fair traitlo. As usual of
late , the buyluK was irado up largely from
the covcriug of professional local shorts , and
when thU movement coabcd thu market
lapsed , first Into tofaf Inactivity nnd then
Into rcnewptl weakness. During the last
naif hour Iho ngprcssl o speculators for the
decline were busy ncjilp , basing their sales
on the lack of outside support and en various
rumors of iiioicor loss value In character.
It la Important to onroTvo 6no of the weak
snots of the day's nrtiMfot was Louisville &
Nashville. Foreign speculative holders hftvo
for come lime past iacu feeding out this
stock nnd have not ronccalcd their Irritation
over the mystery W'which the directory
board has wrapped tib ) Chesapeake & Ohio
and Northwestern transaction.
The following aro-tlrn elosinc quotations of
the leading stock jgn the New York exchange -
change today :
Aiclilson iKji.Norlliern 1'acltlc. . T
Ailamn KxprcRH. . . 11(1 ( ! do prvf'il. -1
Alton.T. II B2t tl. I''l ) . .tOitlt. . . . f' ' ' <
rtoprpf'il 15 Norlliwesleni. . . . . . 102U
Ami-rlcnn KxpresH 114 i ilo iireftl 13
llalllinorcAOlilo. . IUI Now Vork ( Viitral. 10'J
CnnailnPncinc. . „ 72 N. Y. AN. K 27i
Cnuniln Soutliprn. . 4 h Ontario , tWestern I0' <
Conlrnl I'.icllle. . . . IHH.Oregon Imp. . . . . . . 1'H
Chen , fi Ohio ttiijUon-iron Nav ( '
Chloajto k Alton. . . 135 I O. S. I * .V XT. N 11
( , ' . ,11. , Vt ! 8l ( ) ( 1'acllle Mall 1 U
Chic , ( inn tlOU Peorla , Dec. & .E. . . 7
roMsollilnli'd Dim. . 134iil ! > ltt mirir 140
B. ( i C A St. t. 115 il'idlniau Valaco. . . l"i : !
ro1.Co.ilX Iron. . . 10 ( Rfntllnir
Cotton oil Con. , . . , an Hlolimoml Tor. . . . . .l ! <
Del. A Hudson. . . . V.'in do profit lu
Del. r.i-k. . \vrst. . 107 lllo ( irniulo West. . 1"
I ) . A.H. ( I. prefil. . . Ul' ( ' ilopn't'tl 4
Dl8.JKMAIrn.Uo , . . all Koch Inland llftl <
Knnt Tonn..4. . W St. Paul. . . . .OUX
Erlo. , . . 1 ' do prvf d.
ilo iirvf'd an'St. . Paul * Omaha. : ! (
Fort \Vaynn. . . . . . . 1411 I ilo prof'd 1" '
Oroat Norlli'n pfil. l)7 ( ) ISoiltlioni 1'neltle. . . 1H !
niil.A.Kist.lll. i > fd H74i.Siu ! , ' r lleflnrry. . , . U4U
Hocklmr Valley. . . . aiM Toim. Co.il A , Iron. lf' ! <
llllnolHIVnli-al. . . . liljj TrxttB 1'aeinc " !
St. I'nnl A Dnlnlli.'it iTol.fcO. Cen. pfd. 70
Knn , A Texan pl'il. UitMjUnion I'lieltlo 17
Laki * Krlo & WPHU. 17 U. S. Kxprrna Wl
ilo pnfd ( \V.Sl.l..A.l'ac 7
I.aki-Slioit ! . . . . I'-'Tfi doim'fd. < - ' "M
LcnilTrust i ! < ! iWt-llHFnreoKxp. . . 181 , .
LoiilH. A , Nimli 4llitl\VeBtirn union. . . , ! <
I-OIIN. AN. A IIHWlicullntV , I , . K. . . lf >
Mnnlintla.ilCon . . . . l'-7J | ilo pref'U BO
McinnlilB.VO Ill M. ASI. I , H
Mleliltrnn Central , . 100 11) . & It. O i > !
Mlswourl I'aeltlc. . . 24 lOi-noral Kloclrle. . . 4'J ! <
MobllcAOlilo 14 ! National Unseed. . IdU
Hash APImtt 70 O.V..VI 23 >
Kntlonal Cotttnge. . 'J'J O do jirrfd
do tin-fit r > ( ) II Jtl O . . .
N..I. Central 117 T. A. A. AN. MM ] ; . . ' {
Xorfolk&W.pfil. . ' It ) } . T. SI. L..K.O .1
North AlUL-il'n Co. . C do prefd 12
The total sales of stocks today were 235.000
shares , Including : Atuhlson , 5,500 ; American
Sugar , 47,000 ; llurllngton , 38,700 ; Chicago
( las , 17,800 ; Distillers and Cattlcfecdors ,
3.800 ; Jdoiii'iul Klectrle , 4.700 ; Louisville it
Nashville , 7,100 ; New York & Now Kngland ,
0,000 ; Heading , 2H.300 ; UocK Island , 5,700 ;
"I. I'aul. 31.0UO ; Western Union , 7iOO. !
Nnw York .Uwney .Mnrkot.
NEW YOIIK , Nov. 14. MONUV o.v CAM. Easy
at IfftHi per cent ; last loan , IttlK percent ;
closed , 1U pjrccnt ,
I'IIIMKMKIIOANTIM : PAPEII I'iQJttVt percent ,
STIIII.INO ; EXUIIANUE Steady , wltn actual
business In bankers' bills lit if4.H41iU-4.fi 1I for
ilemnnd and at $4.82 ! { J4.82i ! for sixty-day
bills. Post oil ratesl.$4,83S4,851J. ! Commercial
bills , $4.80' (34.81. (
SILVER CBIITIKICATCS 694it70Ji' ! ( ! .
( OVKUNMKM HONDS Steady. State bonds ,
dull.Tho
The closing quotations on bonds :
llonton SllnliiK quotations.
HOSTON. Nov. 14-.piU ( loans , 2i4 ! per cent ;
time loans , 3'jG ' Decent. Closing quota
tions on stocks , bon.dsand mining shares :
OMAHA I.IVIS STOCK MAItUKTS.
CulUoTrnilo Still In Uooil Shape Ho 1'rlec *
Improve Somewhat. .
TUKSIUY , Nov. 14.
Hccclpts of all kinds were moderate todaj ,
tlio two days supply amounting to 7,408 cut
tle , 5.C08 hogs and 007 sheen , agalnpt 8,1)52 )
cattle , 4,63 ; ) hogs and 2,040 sheep the lirat
two days of last woolc.
Tlio supply of caftlj ) was slightly heavier
than a wcclt ago , but , , the quality , as tv rtilo ,
was very common. { Tliero was u very active
demand from slaughterers and enough In
quiry from outsiders to * make matters
' '
ters Interesting , , ( \ ) that the
dressed beuf mv'V could use sold
readily at peed strong prices ,
fairish 1.100 to ll Mb. steers selling nt fl.05
und 14.05 , with \TOstcrns at $3.15 and 1 115.
Thu demand was tfdhslderably bettor than
tliu supply and the dlTorlngi were not long
in changing hands. '
Offerings of butclii-rs' and cauners' stock
were fairly liberal ; ' but the demand wan
active and the movement , free at substan
tially higher figures. " A bunch of prltna fat
l'J-J4-lb. cornfcd heifers brought $3.76 , but
aside from these 'fair to clioico cows and
heifers sold at 'from j-.ao up to $1 ,
while thu common * und canning grades
went nl from t2.25 down to 31.
Calves were lu good , brisk demand
and stronger at front ? 2.SO to f5 for poor to
choice veal. Hulls , oxen and stags found a
ready solo at from $1.75 to $ J.60 , or fully
steady rigurcs.
The stockcr and feeder trade was lively
enough to suit the most exacting. Regular
dealers and slop feeders uoro tliu most
active buyers , but there was also u fair In
quiry from the country , As the supply was
somewhat limited , ( ho mnrkot ruled active
und stroni ; . Fair to very KOOU stock sold
largely at from S'J.UO to $3. 3. Good to clioico
feeders are quoted at $3.23 to 13.00 ; fair to
good at * 2.7A to MO , with inferior to futr
grades at fJ.25 to 12.75. Hcprcscntativo
sales :
DllKSStl ) IIKti' : .
1'r
14 UB
2 20
a 20
2 21
2 05
2 25
2 25
2 23
2 30
2 30
2 30
2 30
2 35
2 35
2 35
2 35
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 45
2 50
2 50
2 50
2 50
2 00
2 ( H )
a oo
a co
2 05
a 05
a 05
a 75
a 75
3 00
3 00
3 75
2 00
a 25
3 50
3 50
t 00
4 50
4 50
4 75
5 00
2 10
2 10
2 10
2 10
2 15
2 25
2 25
2 n
2 25
2 30
2 45
2 35
3 00
3 00
3 05
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 12 ! ' ,
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 17
8 25
3 25
3 30
3 35
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. 1'r.
20 bulls. . 1444 H 70 l Imll..l440 $1 90
0 cows. . . BIG 1 00 3 CUWS..1000 2 40
18 COWS. . . OGG 2 40 72 cows. . 1085 250
13 yrliiKH. H13 2 80 51 Mrs. . . 827 2 00
17 yrlliKS. 022 2 SO
WYOMINtl.
1 Mr. . . . 1400 200 05 Mrs..1109 200
03 COWS. . . 1000 2 70 21 Mrs..1085 2 80
i mil. . . . 1200 1 25 1 bull. . .1300 1 85
4 rows. . . ,1016 , 2 25 83 cows . 027 2 50
27 con * . . 013 250 13 COWS. . 848 260
COLORADO.
1 liiill. . . . ,1010 , 176 H bulls. . 125G 200
13 COWN. . . , 857 I 05 20 cows. . 773 I 76
0 COWS. . , ,1008 , 210 0 stlbtgll4G 250
114 Mm. , , 005 3 20
IDAHO.
40 cows..1043 245 53 Mrs..1055 320
41ifrs. . . . 625 220 25 cows. . . 073 205
40COWK..1032 205 4 Mrs..1075 340
NF.llllASICA.
Icow. . . . 810,150. 1C COWS..1002 2 ° 5
8 flrs..l070 335 Icow. . . . 090 1 75
10 COWS. . . 780 200 2 cows. . . 980 U 00
ICOW. . . . 750 225 12 COWS. . . 803 a 25
IstaR. . . . 970 2 35
bOUTIl IIAKOTA.
20stoors..ll83 200 23 Mrs..1123 200
Istcor..l310 800 1 hfr. . . . 830 275
1 hfr 1070 275 144 lifis. . . . 094 275
1 bull..1020 175 127 heors. 1127 315
9 cows..1040 205 4 COWS..1052 200
32stoorh..ll29 3 35
Hoes Thcro was a fair run of bogs today
and a inarked improvement in the quality of
the receipts. Good , smooth-finished , heavy
hops predominated , but there was also a
fair showing of nice light and medium
weight stock. The tone to advices from
Chicago was more favorable than for several
days past-and although there was not much
of a shipping demand , the packers were all
In It , and trading was lively from the start.
Opening prices were steady to a shade llnncr
than on Monday and closing prices were all
of a nickel higher. The range of prices
was very narrow. A few choice
butcher and heavy weight loads brought
$5.70 and , most of the commoner
light and mixed packing imides sold at $ o.GO.
For fair tq good hogs of all weights It was
practically a fr .GO to ? 5.C5 market tno bulk
of the hogs goJug at those figures. The av
erage was about 4e higher than on Monday ,
but nearly .Me ( lower than oil last Tiiesdav.
Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. IV. No. Av. Sli. 1'r.
. .290 } 5 55 .00..277 80 J5 65
' . .317 200 5 GO 00..201 120 5 05
io | . . .235 480 5 GO v GO..200 200 5 05
70. , . .250 280 5 00 03..294 300 6 05
72i.247 ! 280 5 00 03. . . . 234 320 5 05
00..237 120 5 00 78..207 200 5 05
04. . . . 204 120 5 00 08..203 120 5 05
G2..282 240 6 00 40. . .303 80 5 05
00..303 120 5 00 09. .200 120 5 05
09..240 100 6 00 48. . ,327 100 5 05
G3..20G 100 5 GO 80 5 05
D..202 5 00 00..270 80 5 05
40.200 120 0 GO 44..320 120 6 05
02..244 1'JO 0 GO 08..201 120 5 05
40.,253 200 0 GO 00. 322 240 5 05
GO..352 40 0 GO GO. . .271 100 5 05
' 0 GO 00. . .308 120 5 05
G827l ; ; ! ! 200 0 GO 44. . .300 5 05
79..209 100 0 GO 40. . .418 40 6 05
4..437 bO 0 CO 40 , . .300 240 5 05
73. . .230 240 0 GO 52. . .324 100 5 06
0. . . .427 40 0 GO 00. . .250 120 5 05
4. . . , . 0 GO 39..240 100 6 G5
10. . . .208 0 GO GO. . . . 258 200 5 05
75. . ' ,220 400 0 GO 08..270 100 5 05
COJ i' .200 200 ( > GO 04. . . . 300 5 05
04 , . . .271 200 0 GO 53..310 120 5 05
07. . , . 204 100 0 00 40. , . .31G HO 6 05
08. . . .290 WO 0 02 GO , , . .208 240 6 07 > i
70. . . . 227 40 0 G2 > ,4 GO. . .233 240 6 07i i
55 323 40 0 02 ( i 70 . .252 80 5 07U
415. . . .235 80 0 115 02. . .38H 320 6 70
49. . . .324 120 0 00 09. . .240 6 70
25 , . . .241 0 GO 07. . .230 5 70
81. . , .247 Too 0 GO GO , . ,340 5 70
CO. . . .231 120 0 00 50. . .304 80 6 70
50. . . . 281 100 0 00 78. . .220 40 6 70
09. . . .244 240 0 GO
SIIBW Hut ono small bunch of mixed
westerns wore received. The demand was
coed and the market active unit firm. Fall-
to good iwtives , f'J.50Hj3,10 ( ; fair to coed
westerns , $3.25 ( ( il.OO ; common and stock
sheep , tl.no@a.i)5j good to choice 40 to 100-lb ,
lambb , f'J. 60 )4.00. ) Kouresontatlvo sales ;
No. Av. 1'r.
101 western mlxedr , . " ° ° * 2 u5
ClilriiK" I.lve htouk Alnrlcot.
CiliCACio , Nov. 14.--Tho handful of catllo
lioro today was very sonn disposed of mm at
htlir prices. The supply of natives wan lim
ited to about 3,000 lieiul. and thuy generally
hold from 60 to lOc per 100 above last wuuk s
nrlcos , Tlin wuiiUof slilppois were few , imls
Invariably the case on TiieMlays , but they
held orders In excess of tliu ollVi IIIR * of det.li-
nhlo goods. Of the untlio immliui on wile IIWH
than a do/.un loads pi-adod butter than Rood ,
whllci tbo major part consisted of Mich klmls
aausuully goto tliu local slaughterer * . Na
tives hold principally at from (2 to (5.15 , and
fiom J- to.70 took most of thu Toxiuis. No
weMoin riuiKui > wore received , but thuro wore
2,000 TOXIUIS intlioicitbonts. . The frmlni ;
pievalont today wus very linn , UN Ilium Is
uvory Indication of continued moderate re
ceipts. Bo far this month the arrivals have
L GO * rm.
&OUGH
It Curei Ooldi , Ceughi. Bore Throat , Croup , Influ *
ton , WhoopiBE Cough , Bronthltll and Aitlimi.
A certain cure for Coniuraption in rit ttagoi ,
and aurc r ll f In adranoed aUsea. Bio at cnoe.
You will ic the txctllent effect alter Uklnjthe
till den. Bold by dealera cTerywbera. Larg *
bottlia 69 cecta and $1.09.
licon somcthltiff like 18,000 head IP I than for
the corrcsiMindlni ; foitrlurn ilny of Inst , No-
votnhcr , and the remainder of the month U
likely to dhow n Mill Rrcatcr tlollclt. Sollort
nrocontldcnt that prices n 111 continue to grow
stronger.
The hoe market wni nctl\i > on almilsof
trom JJ..5 to J5.80 for choice crndos wt'lehlnR
over not ) Un. and at fiom Jft.u'J 10 jo , for
cliolco to fancy a oitcd llRht wolijlits ,
axcrnKcs of from KiO to 200 Ihi. ( "holcn
nicdluin weight * void at hlch n < < J.VJOntid
thphxlkof thostulT WHS wclshi-d nlnivo JS.du.
l IICMJ lhun t IndlcatP tut lulviinca on Iho lon-
cst nrlci'.s of yesterday of fiiim Di * In I0citr |
lot ) lb . H WHS the nvatural icnct'oti fruiii
tin * oxiii-ino ilD | > ns4lon of thpnrt'fodlus few
diijs. The rci * * lpl ahoiit wet oMiPi-tutloni ,
aiiiountliiRio 10.000 hoiid , and mnKlnis 48,000
lii'itd slnco Satutday , whloh Is ahout the saino
nutiiburnsarrivediltiilni ; the siituo tlntolast
week , but 17,000 head IC. H than for the tame
t mo Inn year. There was fair activity lu
the dutimml snd all the olTrrliii ; * we IP takon.
Only nhont 1C.OOO shopp lmtntrlvod sltn-t )
Snturdny. TliU Is less ihiui oiiu-hiilf us many
a ciimo In iliiniiK the sanio tltno last wi-ck ,
nnd ni n ron ciiiDnco | thu market N mni'h
llrmcrthun Itwim ln twtck. It Kiilnud a trlllo
ycstorday , nnd wus lilitlicr nnalii today , the
nilvuncn ilnro Saturday atnountliiR to from
. SJ'i0'sl' > cp wore nuotid uu to from $1
191 ? " ' " ' liimhs nilvuiii'oil to from $2 75 to
; . . ' . , "l'li | " 'l ' > " 'it ' hy any mi-iini
Jireent ( tlio rrfrlRorntiiM all over t ho conn try
hcltiif full of imtllom nor N It Ilkisly to ho for
some diivs to ccnii * . aiidHliiiuld tocultsuil | -
dcnly Increase to'anythltic llko iwunt nro-
uortlons a reaction woulil oorltilnly follow.
Sales were liiritoly at from J-VJ3 to $3'J5 for
Rheui ) and nt from Jn.DO lo * l.5n fur lambs.
salt * . $4,8030.00 ; others , n.noas.nn for pour to
good.steel.sji-ows. tl.UCit3.GU ! Tu.Mins. , ! Va )
n.OOjwusturns , iJ.iDTii.iiu.
tt < Mr ? ' ! ! - ' ( ( ! < < ' I J'00 lll'ml ! l lnif < | U'llI-
tltn , oaiOc
hlRliur ; oiliurs slow and steady :
rouRh to common , tfi.OCQ3.nn ; nai'kur- : uud '
shlpnots , $ fi.iWl'r ( ( .hOi prlmii ln-avy und hutch- I
crs , } a.76n.fi.Ul ( : ussonod lluht , J.UOJt(1i ( .
ANII liiMii i liinniils , H.Mi ( ) head !
market tirnnguntl ai-.tlvo ! t.ri ! : )0c ) higher Hum
the prices hiht wuuk ,
ItpcntplH anil l > l pi * ltliin u Stock.
Onicltil roi-olpts anil disposition ut Nlml < ! ; n
shown by the honks of HID Union tfto.sk ar.t *
I'otiipany for thu twuntv-four liiinr-i viidlni ; at
5 o clock p. in. , November 14 , 1S9.I :
CATTLE.
101
'im riiix.
City I.lvo Stock .tlarkot.
V. Nov. 14-CATn.E-Huculpts.
0,000 bund ; shipment.- * , l.HOO la-ad ; best
rattlo'iToro steady : others' Unv : Texas steers ,
$1.00t.t0 ! ! ; shipping steers , J4.10a5.'JO ; Texas
anilInnttvo cows. fl.lOftS.'JS ; butchurs1 .stock ,
(3.25 4.10 ; stoikuri and feeduis , 81.70 3.00.
Hooa-Keculpti , ooo bund : Hhlpnionts ,
100 head ; imitkoutcady to weak ; bulk , J5.0
5,000
> vCir * . * / / .
m
"
n r :
Benson's
Porous Plaster
IS THE BEST.
RELIEVES PROMPTLY and .
CURES QUICKEST.
*
, *
V I * * ,
, AVO I D
SUBSTITUTION
515.00) ) henvy , pacUlnc and inlxotl. tS.403G.CG |
liKht , Vorkora and plR , J6.30ao.06t'
- , 1,000 head : thlpmcntf.
100 head ; market slow and stonily ,
Now York l.lto Mork Mnr ) < ol.
Nr.w VOIIK , Nov. 14 - HKF.VM - l'orolpt.4 ,
hnnili no trades die od DCOVOS slow nl
H.Mvr \ KM | | M ;
western calves , : i3.4"f. (
SMI-.M * Hci-ulpts , 1,400 head ) sheep , $2.00a
J"ri ! lambs , .t.7fill I. " ) ( > . <
Moos llecolpts 1.IOJ head ; mnrkol slow )
Jo. i otlt.Cl ) ,
* -t. l.mm l.\c | * storlt .Market. '
ST. l.oiri ? , Nov. 14. t1\TTi.n Itccolpts. 4,000
lieml ; shlpmiMits stm hrailt market higher :
L'ood nnli'.o Mfors. } 3,50il4.Ht > i Tcvaiis autl
Indians J2.50 3.oO : cows. fl.50aB.BO.
II -Kcci-'IplH. . O.lim lurnd ! shlptncnti.
400 hcaill imirkiit buttiTj top priccx , $5.70 |
bulk of sairs , f 5.riVAa.70. (
filKHi'-licculpts. 1,200 hand ) shipment * ,
nom < : mnrkot .tirnily : niliod natlvps rui
t'J.4 ( > a3.3Ui buutlmcst stock , ta.uottJ i5. !
Sltich In
look at tna four pilnclpitl
nestetn mutkets Tuesday , Nntcnthcr 14 :
Cat tin , HOLM. Shoco.
South Oiniiha . 3,440 4.1HO lot
Chicago . fi.OlK ) lU.OOO B.OOO
Kansas City . 11,001) MM 1,000
St. I.OUU . 4,000 0,100 1,200
Total 21,440 29,780 10,00
ItVn n l.onlitK Vent ill r.
Mn.wAnie : , Nov. 14 , 'I ho Mllwnukca
Morning Times , n United press paper , which
\vis backed by a natnbor \\isconaln
p.d'llcs , Btispcnded publication today. H
existed live weeks and found few supporters.
TTo Offer Tott a Remedy
\rhch Inauret Safety to
Ufa of Mother and CMM ,
A | >
Itotii Confinement of < ( .i
JL'alntllorror aiulJiis ) ; . i
AferuslnRonobottIcof"Mnthrr'fiFflcnil".t
i-jtTcivd but little palunnd tll.liiuiuxuili.iic thai
xvoakni-ta nflcrwnrd innnl lu aucli taicj.-lui.
AMiOiOEl iinarJIo.Jau.l5tli , isn. * f
Sent Ijy express. eliWBCS prcpalil , on rofclpt of
l > rlcol.Wpcr bottlo. Uonk to UotheraniiUnl f rei.
ATLANTA , GA.
ECU ) IJY AM. ' > ir
IN TRANSIT.
The I'lfhTOX 7i/mMT07i CO , .
Inn. III. , U AN. W. lly. , will brush whenr,1
scour b.irloy. or clip o.us at one cent per
bushul. Four yo.ira otporicnco. llavu your ,
grain cleaned andexhaneo Its valun.
Inquire of your uncut for oilllni purttcnlauk
or midrcss .
FUITOH ELEVATJR CO. , /
Fultou , III/
Union Stoci Yards Oaioia/ , \
South Ornahai i
Ceil Cattle Ho nnd Slnjj uurxotlitii trail.
Wood Brota
Lira Stook OotnmUiloa Moro'nats. i
So-lth Unimha Tolcp'ionj 1117. Chlotfa
JOHN D. HAUHMAN. I. , , - , - „ _ (
WAlVl'HK K. WOOD ,
Market reports by mall nndrlro choorftu
urnlbhod upon application. /
ELLS
Meyer Extra Quality 20 ,
New Jerseys 20 and 12 ,
Amazons 20 and 12 and 12
Excelsiors 45 Straight.
Star Brand private prices. Hig stock Felt Hoots , ( lurinan Sox and
Mackintoshes.
Send for prlco list. No goods ut retail
ZACHARY T. LINDSEY ,
OMAHA , NE1B.
'CLEANLINESS IS NAE PRIDE , DIRT'S NAE HON *
, ESTY. " COMMON SENSE DICTATES THE USE OF '
\ s I
OMAHA
/ $ I Director
IlldnUIaClulrJlS @ J s
Morsc-Coe Slioj Company.
HBlo.rooinanaonice-inMI3J'llll Jlo arl U
Kactorr-IH'MIZI-lHI ' Howard St.
We are Iho osi.v Manufnlur ri of Uoot anl
HbAe ' JJiSf mVltauWSit , } : , to at. . to ln.pMl
our now factor ? .
DRY GOODS.
HABBWAKK
Hector & WilliL'liny ' Lobcck & Linn ,
COM TAN V.
Dt'oln-i In liirl'lroaal
Corner lltli and Jaclcion ujctlinnlc ' loali.
btrootn , Stroot.
3
HATS , ETC.
W. A , L , Gibbon & Co bin jha Safein J Iron
Wholoiala WO IK * .
Hats. co | ) , itr.iw ooU. fnfei.viiuln. Jult wood.
Vluru > , lallloiii. l.'tli Irun Miulturi auil lira oa-
uud Kurnuf BlrujU. caci , ( Jui A
unit JucKnon
COMMIBSION | CLUMBER.
Brancb Jf Co. Jobu'YWakeHcia ,
liuHirtilAiiiiTlcari | Portland -
I'roduco. frulti of nil land cemaiik Alllwau-
kuacainunt ami ( jjlaof
kloili , order * . HllllO lllU ]
| STOVE REPAIRS
Frick & Herbjrt , ( JinkiSiOVcKepalr
V.'OilKH. MIIVH lupalr *
WUoIinalo liquor doileri uud wut'-T tt iunuonU
lor IIIIT kin I' ( utoTa
1UOI Knniam fit.
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co Standard Oil Co.
Carry a full stock of
prlnthiiil wraplihu and Kenned and | ubrletli |
wrlUiiv paperi , curj
etc. olU , ill * KfB-uJ , k