COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Opened a Fraction Higher on Light
Noithwesttrn "Receipts.
ON SELLING A DECLINE WAS SCORED
Corn Dovflopml Homo rlrnincn at the
Hlnrr , In Sympathy with the 1m.
lirorcnicnt InVhoiit , bat
huon Weakened.
CHICAGO , Nov , 10. Wheat opened J c
/ilplicr / today on light northwestern receipts ,
but lost its gain nntl J c more on heavy sell-
Ins by local operators and the poor export
outlook. Corn , oats and provision ! ) \vcro nil
in line with tlio weakness of wheat.
Kncouragcd by light receipts in the northwest -
west there was a lively demand by traders
for December and May wheat atthe opsnlug.
The prieo was evened up a trtflo , but Pard-
ridgoand Looming appeared as sellers and
the decline boRan. Pimlrhlgo's sales for the
day wcro estimated at over 1.000,000 bu. ,
STiO.ooo bu. point ? In one lot on n buying order
from New York. The seaboard clearances
wcro comparatively light , there was little
encouragement In cables and reports said
that Russian wheat -was being offered nt
prices that would materially hurt American
exports. With all thii against It nnd but
very llttlu bullish news , the tnarhut declined
nftor Its lirst break , with very few reactions.
December oponcd at G2c. sold up J c , wont
down 12 < fo. rallied from } a to , ' 40 , to then
close at OO c.
Corn oponcd Vc. higher and developed
Boino llrmncss nt the stnrt in sympathy with
the improvement In wheat , but soou weak-
nned on Inrgcr receipts than the estimates.
It was bellied In Its ilccllno by heavy cstl-
mall's for tomorrow's receipts and the crop
reports showing an Increase and with wheat
rattled down , at the close to a point J c
lower than yesterday's close. May opened
at ! % , sold off 'f.u . , rallied ! fu anil then de
clined , with few rallies , to iho close at
40V' .
Oats opened at illjfc , yesterday's figures ,
and on offerings by longs and corn's weak
ness , declined until May touched Illc , rally
ing : | 8C nt ttio finish , to a close nt 31 , ' c , or
J o lower than it started ,
The provision market was wcaic on a re
port from the yards of a l5o ! drop In the
price of hogs , and after gaining a little near
the opening on a temporary demand , prices
went down. As compared with last tiielit ,
January pork is Siy u lower and January
ribs Ifiu lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
lf > 0cars ; corn , 410cars ; oats , 108cars ; hogs ,
2'J.itOO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articled. Opvii. JJiRli. Low. Clone.
WHEAT
Dec fiOH G0i !
07 }
CHUN
Nov. . .
Dec. . . , % W
May. . . 41K
OATH
Nov. . . 27'S
DBS. . . .
May. 31G31H
Jnn.i. . 13 30 13 40 13 12 13 15
LAIIII-
Nov. . . R 55 8 35 R 40
.T.1I1. . . . 7 113 7 07W "
7 05 B 00 7 00 7 o"
SHOUT lit us-
Jan G fin OOTMi G 85 _ 087W
rash quotations were as follows :
l''i.ouu Weak.
WIIIIAT No. 2sprhiK. 593 e ; No. 3 spring ,
WWmr : No. 2 iod , nayc.
CoilN-Mo.2 , 3Gic. ?
OATS-NO. 2 , 27'iSJ28c ; No. 2 white , 292 ! ©
Blc ; Np. 3 while , 28330C.
KYI : No. 2 , 44c. *
llAiit.KV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 30JJ52C : No.
4 , 3841c.
VI.AX HBI : No. 1. Jl.OG ! } .
TIMOTHY Hiui-I1rlme.t3.20.
I'OUK Moss , purlibl.J14.25iai4.50 ; lard , per
100 IbK. , I8.60if8.05 ; Rliort ribs sides ( loose ) .
7.875 ! < iT.8.00 ; dry sul'cil shoulders ( bnxcdi ,
7.00ir.7.25 ; short clear sides ( boxad ) , J8.50a
' '
'Wi'itSKY-nistlllors1 Onlsbcd goods , per gal. ,
(1 15
fc'iltuus Out loaf , S5.88 ; granulated , J5.45 ;
fctiinilnril 'VA"f5.33.
The follawlnx woro'tho receipts and ship
ments for today.
On the Produce uxohaneo today the butter
inarUot was ( lull ; crcninurlps , 20ft25c dairy ,
18S22. USKS , llrni : strictly f rob , 20321e.
J Vw York Market * .
Nr.w YOIIK , Nov. 16. ri.onii Kecolpts. 31-
GOO bills. ; exp rls , 127,800 bills. ; salus , 5,000
liliK * . ; marki'l dull and weak wllli wheat ;
ulntnr Rtralshts , $2.80 3.25 ; Minnesota mt-
I'lits , $3.8564 1.00 : wlnlur extras , $2.20JJ2.70 ;
MlmioMitn biikuis , J2.30 © 3.70 ; winter- low
lt ! sides , (1,70(32 ( , 25 ; spring , low grades , 81.00 ®
1,00 ; spring , uMrn , $1,951&2.45.
YIIIN MKAI/ Steady ; yellow western , $2.003
llvu Nominal ,
. JtAlll.iiV Dull ; No. 2 Milwaukee , 0'JQC3i ; .
1 IlAiiM'.Y MAI.T Dull.
WIIKAT ItoculptH , 2.14,700 , 1m. ; exports , 10-
100 bu. ; sales , 4,100OtiU bu. futures , 48,000
bu. ppot. Spot nmikut dull , ! { 7iJoi ! lower : No.
2 led , In Ntoiuund olortitnr , US'ifiJOOc ; .xlloat ,
G7'c ; I'Vbrtiary ' , COiJOtOlJt ; ; No. 1 northern ,
GO'MOOVJNo. ; . 1 hard , 7K370c. ( ! Option *
opened llrm and advanced Vic. On reports uf
lighter shipping , wheat ri-ct'lpts turned woalc ,
M'lltnu.oir on liquidation and small cash trade
rinsing ucuk at ! iic not decline ; No. 2 red ,
Jniumry. closed til 07lic ; Fi-bnmry , closed at
IIO'HC ; Miiruh. 70 > j < a71i1c:1 rinsing at 70 > ic ;
May. 72 13-ica73 c , cliislng nt 72'c ; No-
vniubor , closed tit oajicj IJccumbor. GOHJi
G7 c. dosed utOGKc.
COIIK Itccclpts , 84,400 bu. ; exports , 53,000
bu , ; hales , 300.000 bu , futures. Kpot inodor-
ntuly aetlvo and He lower ; No. 2 , 45j < © 45 MO
liiuluvator ; 45i5f.40o ? allnat. Options opened
ho hlKberon Hintill vvi'storn rt-ei'luts , sold oir
on free Milling by wosturu reoclvlns liou'o.-i
and liberal car lot estimates , closing wi > ak at
' ; i4cnut < lccllno ; .lanuary , 45'tiJ40'e ' ( ' , closed
ut 40'ic : May , -W ffi-lHo. closed in 47'jo.
OATH-Ucooipls , 07,200 bu , ; exports , 100
liil.l HiitOR , 110,000 bu. future * . 72,1)00 ) bu. spot.
tniclc , whlto wi'Murn , 3640 > jc : track , whlto
stiito , 35a40',5i ' : . Option iiuirUot oiivnud dull
mid cldst-d weak , with wheat mid corn
at ? < a ? c not ( Icelliui ; January , 3b > il3ni/c
i-losoil at 35'ta3BUc ' ; .May. 37iifi37J'e !
rimed lit aO'nU ; NuMimber closed ut 34u ;
Dou'Dinbcr , a4U.34lJo ( , closed nt 34 > Jo.
llAY-fituady ; ahlppliiK , O&ci fe'ootl lo cholco ,
lloi'a Qulot ; state , common to choice , 10 &
23t * .
Iliiir.s Klrm ; wet fialtftl Now Orleans s > -
,
. , 4it6i' ! IliiPnos Avres , 20IJ24 Ibs ,
1UTOXIIM dry. 20K30 Ibs. , 5c. !
I.KAI 111:11 : Firm ,
\Vooir-Sloady ; doiucsttileeco ( , 1027c :
liullud , 2lXU2Ce : Texas , 1010e.'c
I'liovisiONS-lleof , ( julot. Hams , f 10.25.
f } t , ni'iit , dull ; iilckit-d bellies , 8y < aiUo ;
p fklrd Bhoulilers , ( ll'ii,0 ( ? L1 ; ptckled hums
OUiiOUc. Jird.iuakur ; wohtoni steam
closed lit J0.12U ; hales , 120 lloiw * at ? 9,27j ;
option wile * , IHIIIO ; Novombur , * 'J , iioiiiln.il :
JiiMuar , J8.25 , nominal. I'ork.
. , small ,
p.irt bklnm , 4 0)ici ) full skims
Steady ! state and I'onnsylvanla , 25ift
'
20o ; leu house , lUit'Jlcj wohtoni fiesh,24i4
25'iu ' ; knilhiTii,23aJ4receipts ( ; , 4,114
TAI.MIW l-'liiuur ; city , i 2 per pkjj. )
05-10 ! ! .
CorroNRKGii Oti. WoaKori 323,330 !
yollow. 3b f 300.
Swum Itaw , dull , uiichaugcil ; refined ,
nliaut btunily.
I'BTUOUHJM I'lnwTi United closed at7f > iic :
\Vakhliiiloil llls. . 15.GO ; WaxliliiKton bbls.
in hull ; , fU.lfii lulinuil Now York , 5.15 ,
IjOHiN Klrni ) btralnt-d , coininou to good ,
'i"oill'ENTlNn-QuI OOI4Q.30VO.
Uicn-iituady ; ilunu-Rilc , fair to extra , a ? : ©
Jiipun , iT ' " -
Molasses Hteutly ; Now Orleans , open kettle ,
cootl to choice , 3Uijllc.
i'ld lito.v-Qulet ; American. 112.00314.60 ,
i\ i i'Ei Ytry qulut ; Jake , J0.75.
I.KAU-Flriu ; domestic , J3.40 hid for lound
lotH.
TINVnry quiet ; Straits , { 20.40 bid.
Hni.Tici Flriut ilomcstlc , 13.05 bid ; sales on
'chanKe , none.
Liverpool Market * .
LiVEliPOOf. . Nov. 10. WIIKAT Qulot ; de
mand poor ; liolilem olVcr moderately ; Cali
fornia No. 1 , o 7il ; red western hpilnir , No. 2 ,
is ( Hlii5 7 < l ) winter. Nu,2rud , 0 2icl 5a afid.
COIIN HteUdy ; itumuiid more moderatu ;
uil.\ed wcs > toni. 4a 11 yd.
1'uovMiONS-i'ork , prluio ucaa , flue , 883 Od.
Iccf , extra India , 100s. ll.iron , ilontt nnd
hort rlcar , 55 llw. , 49j ; long clear , 45 Ibs. , 4B-
Od. Lard , 60s , _ _ _ _ _
Onmtm 1'r.xliirn .Market.
llfTTEit-Tho receipts of butter are larger
mil the market Is consldorahly weaker. The
ocnl tlematiil Is l ht , a C'U 1 many Krooors rc-
rolvlnfr their supplies direct from tlK1 Pountry.
riionoiiMiinntlon of Imttcrln Is qulto lartce ,
Yhleh helps lodecrenM ) the demand for conn-
no butler. The shipping ilcinaud , however ,
serve ? to heop iho MirjiliH cloafiri ! up. Cholco
rreatncry , 21'ii20ci ' rliolct to faiirv eotintry ,
201i22ct fair to treed country , 188' Oc ; pack-
nc stock , froili , I5c.
lldim-llocelptsof fre h stock arc not larfto ,
n faot , there does not appear to ho any quan
tity of esrus In the roimsrjr. The colder wnather
and the llcht receipts cauio a llrm feollimou
the market. Cold storage and hold stock Is
? ol PR mostly at lOc , with f'osh laid cggt at
! 0 ( * .
I'oitl.Tnv The inatkel In chickens Is woftk ,
and while the city trade Is Renernlly p-iyliiR
Oo any surplus would Inn o logotu thu packers
at 5'ir.
V'BAii The arrivals during the past dixy or
tno have been lleht , ami tlio market firm at
irovloiis quotations. Choice small nnd fat
veals , OHiWJc ; thin or heavy , 35J5c.
HAMB The colder wuf.thcr Uhuvlm ; a very
beneficial cITect upon the panie market. The
lomaiid , which Inn b eh Ilitlit all the fall , Is
inprovlnc ami prices aroconscqueully llrmliiK
ip , I-'rom now on birds that are umliaun
will ho alien the preference , I'rlmo chickens ,
3.00'd5.00 ; nrouso. f J.5tT3.00 ; ipiall , * l,25 ;
laoU snipe , 75cilf 1.00 ; nolilen plover , 75ciO
Sl.OO ; Canada Bcese. | ( J.OiG 50 ; stniill ucoso ,
J4.if.4.5n ( ( ) ; brant , } 3.OQ.3,5il ( ) ; tnallard tluck-i ,
f2.5032.85i redlicntl ducks t2.50il.UM ;
blue wins teal ducks , tl,75'2i'J.i)0 ! ) ; green
whip teal ducks , $1.50 ; mixed tlucks ,
$1.25i ; caiivasliaci ; ducks , * 3.504.00 ;
lack rabbits , $3.00ft3.50 ; small rabbits ,
S1.25 ; squlriots , 75A90c ; deer saddles ,
> er Ib. , 15ft610c ; ilaer carcasses , lOIMlo ; au-
: elope sadtlles , 14 15c ; antelope carcasses ,
ney I
Ittlo moro fteely , but the demand U still Unlit
for It ; cboleii white elnvor , 15&17C ,
OrarF.its Medium , lOc ; liorsoshoos , 17c ;
) \ttasrniularils , lilo ; extra selects , 2 Icj com-
tuny selects , 20c ; counts , 34u.
NuTii- Chestnuts scarce at 12 < Jll4c per lb. ;
ilmiinds , lOi * ; nnglUh walnutN , 14c ; Illborts ,
12'5c ' ; IlrnrllmitH. 12ai3c ; pacaus , large , 14c ;
lecatis , medium , i2c , The mtirket on black
vn hints Is low and no one wants to buy.
Dealers aru asking 75c per hit. for small lots
shipped to thu country on orders , but walnuts
shipped In hero would probably not bring moro
than one-half of that , price. Small hlcl.ory
nits , on outers , $1.75 ; large , fl.25.
VKtlr.TAllt.KS.
URANS Kislorn hand-picked navy , ja.lOB )
2.15 ; wcstnin navy , $ l.HOiil.UO ; coiniiion whltu
) oansn.5Dftl.7D.
ONIONS There Is not much activity In the
onion market , mvlir , ' to the fact that the local
irop Is largo and the gardeners ar supplying
the demand very lar uly. Onions aru quoted
a 50Q05C , and on orders al 75c ; Spanish
onloiH , pjr crato. 91.5U.
WATIII : Clings -1'ut up la berry boxes , per
case of IC.qts. . Jl.coai.75.
I'OTATOP.S The receipts are larger and the
market is very weak. Nebraska , Iowa and
Minnesota grown pilatoiH , la small lots from
stoie , 05S70c ; same In car lots , 0005c ; Colorado
rado , from store , 76Qi80i ! ; Colorado lots , 70S
75o.
75o.OAniiAtir. There Is a good deal of cabbage
soiling In this market , but the demand Is blip-
tilled largely by the gardeners. Orders for
cabb'ige from tlio country are lilted at Uiu
porlb. Some colored caboago has boon re
ceived , which Is held at 3fi)4c. )
Cnr.KHY HODTS According to sUe , 408COo
perdoz.
Cnt.r.UY The ( Iciiiaml U Increasing as the
Thanksgiving holiday draws nearer ami n
good deal of colnrv Is lielns sold ; good stock ,
2535c : fancy , 50o.
SWKKT POTATOES Tno supply Is fair ; west
ern stock , pur bbl. , $3.00QJ,50 ; Jersey stock ,
per bill. . J4.
OIIKKN ViuETAmr.s : Bphnich , per bbl. , $2.25 ;
salsify , 30iu35u per doratllshos , per doz. ,
20jJ2ic ; cmllvu , per doz. , OOffiGOc ; onions ,
liurilo20c ; caullllowcr , per doz. , $3 ; let
tuce , par doz. , 50c. '
'FIIU1T3
OUAPBS Eastern Concords , 24Q25c ; largo
lots , 23c.
CALIKOUNIA KnutTS There Is not much left
on the market ; pears , $2.50 : grapes , $1.50.
APPLES The supply Is light on thU mnrkot ;
cholco eastern , per bbl. , $4.25134.50 ; cholco
western , $4.25.
CHANIIKIIUIES Cranberries are arriving very
freely and are In good demand ; Capo Cotf.
eitrly , per bbl. . ? 5.75JO.OO ; boll and bugle , $0.
* TItOIMOAIj KllUITS.
UANANAH Prices remain about steady : per
hunch , large , $2.00a2.50 ( ; per bunch , small to
medium , 81.75ffc2.0j.
LEMONS Messlnas , per box , $4,50S5.00 ;
Vlorldas , $5.
OIIANGES Mexicans or I'lorldas , per box ,
$3.25 ; 5-box lots , J3.
HIDK3 , TALLOW , ETC.
HiDcs-tNo. 1 green hides , 2'ic ; No. 2 green
hides , 2u ; No. 1 green halted hides , 3c : No. 2
green salted hides , 2c : No. 1 green salted
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 3c ; No. 2 green salted
hides. 25 Ibs. to 40 ! ! ) . , 2c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8
II- } . to 15 Ibs. , 5c : No. 2 veal calf , 8 Ibs , to 15
lbs.,3c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , 4c ; No. 2 dry Hint
hides ; 3c : No. 1 dry salted hides , 4c. 1'art
cured littles ! jC per lb. less than fully cured.
SIIKBP I'KI.TS Green salluU , each , 35a75c. ;
green salted stiearllngs ( short wooled early
skins ) , cacti lOIJlOc ; dry shearlings ( short
wooloil early Hlclna1 , No. 1 , each 510c ( ; dry
shearlings ( short woolod early skins ) . No. 2 ,
each 5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool polls , per lb. , actual weight , 10 ©
lie ; dry Hint , Kans'is and Nebraska murrain
wool bolts , per lb. , ac.tuul weight , 1720c ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool polt.s , pifr lb. ,
actual wolKht , 9&10c ; dry nint Colorado mur
rain wool polls , per lb , , actual weight , 7 (3 ( 'Jo ;
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight ,
St. TiiU IMurkots.
FT , I.outs. Nov. 10. KI.O tm Weak , but
nottiuotably lower : patents , 83,00 3.15 ; o.\-
tr.i fauojr , W.052.75.
\VilE\T ( Iviuicctl M'fJi'.iC ' ' early , but soon
reacted and declined lHcHln c. Thu close wus
JiSXc under yesteitluy ; cash. COiic ; November -
ber , 50cnoinhial ; December , 57a57Jic ; ; Jlay ,
04 * c.
COIIN Also \venttlown and was extremely
dull , closing ic below yesterday : cash and De
cember , 32'ic ; January , 32'acilay , 3GaC. ?
OATH Dull ami lower : cash , by samples ,
2G'4c ' ; Do umber , 27Jc ! : May 30'ic.
Uvi : Illghoi' nt 45c bid.
ll.vui.KV rirm ; Minnesota , 5850c ; Ne
braska , 45c ,
HIIAN Slow ut OOc on cast track.
HAY Unchanged ; timothy. $10.00313.50. .
J.UAI : . $ . ' .
> i.islerat$3.22i'33.25j ! spelter , noiul-
nalat3.42i/ .
I-'LAX SUED Hlglior ; $1.04.
HUTTisii lowcr ; creamery , 21@24c ; dairy ,
1GT(22 ! < ! .
Kuns Klrm ; 18c. ! {
COIIN MIAL : Quiet : $1.70l. 75.
WiiisiiY-Slnuily ; $1.15 ,
HAoniNn llncliangod ; 4'/t5jc.
COTTON Tics-Unchansctl ; J5cffi$1.00.
1'ao VISIONS I'ork , ca y ; J1G.G2K ; lard ,
lower ; ta.GO ; tlry salt iiu-ats and bacon dull ,
hut not * quotably lower : IOO-.D shoul
ders , $0.75 ; longs anil ribi , $8.50 ;
shorts , J8.75 ; boxoil lots 15o moro ;
bacon , shoulders , $7.50 ; longs ani ribs ,
{ 9.G2VJ ; shorts , $ U.75ao.87i.
HsOKiPTd Flour , 3,000 hbls. : who.it , 34,000
bu. ; corn , OO.OCO bu. ; on * , 03,000 bu.
Silll'MKNTS Klour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
10,000 bu. ; corn , 34,000 bu. ; oats , 19,000 bu.
MlnnrapnllVlient Murkot.
MiNNKAfoi.is. Nov. 10. The local wheat
market way weak and eloped from ! i&7t'c loner
than yestoi'day. The docllno wus caused
mainly by Hympathv with other places. Thn
receipts were smaller than last week , iilthough
04 cars larger than yesterday , hut. Duluth hail
only 10J car * , making iho total northwest
movomunt of wheat the smallest In a long
tlmo. It In not Ilkoly that Ihero will bo any
bueh lurgo arrivals as wu havn had for It Is
gelling toward the season of storms that
would proven t If no other cause o.xlsteil , De
mand for grinding Is aetlvo yet , and with Iho
present largn premium wheat , which wax Intended
tended- for Dululh anil Superior If > : omlng
maud for track grain was very ucttvn ami
sao4 ! ranged at GOiiOOlic for No. 1 northurn
bcCoro thu break , and 5'jJittOOo after It. Mill
ers woiu tliu chief Iniyerd mid nmluly for local
grinding.
Hour Is dull , but steady. The scattered
sales aggiegatu a moderate amount , but total
sales am yet lu-ulr.in tlio pro.luctltm , Ocean
ratrti rumaln iibnutNtoailv. Blilpmonts , 38,801
hbU. Klrst patents , 3.3a3.7t ( ) ) ; second patents ,
(3.053:3,30 ; fiiney and export balcniV , ( l.fjUtft
1. ? ' ) ; , low grades , lu b.i''s. 1.10flil.25 , The
ailtlod ilully output , of mllU grhuUng today
will probably uggrogiiln 35,000 lililn. The fmnl
J"ai1"fls ; ; l < i > Jri bran , la.oo440.U5j shorts , $0.50
( & 10.00 In bulk.
MllvriiuUfo
MILWAUKKK , Nov. 10-Ki.ouu-Qulet.
1 <
.
CoitN-Weaker ; 'No 3.30yc.
3 ° Ci
.
IUIU.BV Higher ; No. 2 , 60c ; sample , 88 ®
IlVK-iitoftdyiNo. J.47c.
riioviatoNa-Hroopltigi pork , J14.U5 ; lard ,
lU.DU *
HKUKIITS Flour , 0.200 bbs. ! ; wheat , 05.000
bu. ; hurley , 04,400 bu.
Bini'MKNrs-Floui' , 28,100 bbls. ; wheat , 20-
200 bu. ; barley. 4,000 bu.
t'oirtu MurKot ,
New VOIIK , Nov. 10. COFFKB Outloiu
ppeued tiulot ut from 1 to 0 points
higher , ruled generally llrm and closed G to 10
points nuUadvunru : steady In tonu ; orferliigs ,
" > allbut' , 124,750
bass. Including : Djcom-
bor. ( IU.7UA10.76 : January. * 10.40i410.50 ;
N'J ' ; I . 10.10 10.20 ; May , * f5.85 ; BepUsrabcr
115.26. bpot cotfee. ho | , qulolj No. 7 , 18.12n !
Cut ton Murke ,
NBW Oui.EANs. Nov. 10. COTTON-Btoady ;
middling. 7 0-lOc ; low | ulcltllln , 7 fi-lOe
cooU ordinary. 0 16-10c ; net receipts , 13.172
baliivt eruw rccolpiH , 14.106 baluns exports
cottbtwise , 3.7UU balus ; bales 0,000 bales Tor
the week : Sales , CO.lOO bales. November , J7.30
askerl ! December , ? 7 5'2t 7.53 : .Innu iry. $7.00
61770 ; March. $7.88iJ7.8'J ; April , $7 U07 07)
Mil ) ' , f8.0ias.03i Juno , J3.12a3.13 ; Jtl y ,
( H.10HH.21
Sr. l on.i Nov. 10. COTTON Quiet ; middling
711-lOcs sales , l.SJ. ) lulus ; recoibls 4,0)0 )
biles ; shlp.iiattts , 4,5J'J balosl stocks , 28,700
bales.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 1C. WIIKAT ! 4c higher ;
No. i ! hard , 51c ; No. 2 led , 53c. .
COIIN Unrhnmrcd ! No. a mixed , 30Q30 ! ! < tf ;
No. ' . ! white , 30'ia30 ' ? c.
OATS About steady ; No. 2 mixed , 2020HC !
No. a white. 20'427c.
UvB-KlrmNo. 2. 47c.
ri.AxSr.KD Firm ; OOilOSc.
HiiAN-rirm',6StlOOc.
pllAV Stnatly ; tlmnlby , $8.6039.60 ; prairie ,
iliiTTF.ii-Wcak ; creamery , 2102tc ! dairy ,
18'iilOc. '
KfiHS Scareo at 20t\
. llECP.lt'TS-Wheat , 04,000 bu. ! Corn , 1,000
bu , ; oats , l.OOObu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 45,000 1m , ; corn , 41,000 ;
oats , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Nrtv York Dry ( looils .Mnrlict.
NKW VOIIK , Nov. 10. The sharp weather has
been helping the dry goo.ls m-irket iv llttt1 ,
but rautltm Is still the prevalent feature.
while theio Is consldorablo stir In a general
way. It Is easy to note , however , that a more
cheerful vluw la bolug taken of the future and
tlio matlioi shows fuw spots. The dry goods
men think after so much decllno In the cotton
market tliu market Is entitled to some turn.
An Inside prlcu for 04 squares In the way of
print cloths Is 2 15-10c , ( lliighami ami woven
fabrics find a prominent demand , If suttabln
for tqitlng and summer tno. Dross goods of
staplu klntU hold tholr own. Hosiery and
underwear are soiling well. Foreign dry goods
Milu weak. The jobbing trade Is picking up a
little. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I'ourlu Urnhi .Unmet.
1'r.oiitA , Nov. 10. COIIN Market firm and
higher ; No. _ , 37c : No. 3 , 3Gc.
OATS Market lunctlvo nnd higher ; No. 2
whiteauauuiici No. 3 white , UBSSHUo.
Uvn None.
WHISKY Market linn ; wines. $1.15 ; spirits ,
iteuKHTS Wheat , GOO hu , ; corn. 37,700
bu. : oats , 47,300 bu. ; rye , COO bu. ;
barley. 14,0001m.
Siiii'Mr.NTS > Wheat , none ; corn. 21,000 hu. ;
oats , 31,000 bu , ! rye , none ! barley , 7,000 bu.
Oil Mtirlu-K.
OIL CITY , Nov. IC.-Natl'mal transit cer
tificates opoiiud at 74IJ ; highest , 75U ; low
est , 74 [ } ; closoil , 74i ! : sales. 3J.OOU bbls. :
clearances , 178.000 bbls. ; shipments , 01,168
bills. ; runs. 75.HU3 bbls.
I'lTTsnumi , Nov. 10. National transit ecr-
tlllcatcs opened nt 7-MJ ; closed at 74JJ ; hlgh-
ebt , 76 ; lo\ve.st , 74jj ; sales. 10.000 bbls.-
Duluth Wnott .M.irltct.
DULUTH , Nov. 10. The market was very weak
today. Close : No. 1 haul , cash and Novem
ber , Olc ; December , ( Wic ; May , 05 ? < c ; No. 1
mirthein , ciish and Noveinbor , OOc ; De
cember , ( iOUc ; May , 047ic ; No. 2 northern ,
cash , 57c ; No. 3 , 52 < : ; reject-id , 45c. On track :
No. 1 northern , to arrive , OOc.
Wo.il AlnrKct.
ST. Louis , Nov. 1C. WOOL No change In
prices or condition of market.
STOCKS AXI ) 1JON-DW.
Itumurx or n Itonil IBSIIJ Inlluoiicctl the Se
curity Murkut.
NEwYoitK , Nov. 10. The departure for
Europe of Assistant Treasurer Uonrad N.
Jordan , accompanied by ox-Secretaryiof the
Navy D. F. Tracy , revived the reports which
were current some tlmo aso that the govern
ment was negotiating a $100,000,000 loan in
London. Although denied at the subtrcas-
ury , whore It was stated that Mr. Jordan
was or. leave of absence to attend to private
business , the Incident was used to bull the
market. The prospective bond Issue was
accepted ns lavorablo to speculation in
values. A covering movement was the re
sult and there was also some buying for the
long account , which imparted a stronp tone
to the early dealings. It did not take long ,
however , for tha street to realize the Im
probability of the bond story and then the
traders took iho other side of the market.
Humors unfavorable to General Electric
coming to hand that stock w-us hammered
down 4 per cent. It was first stated , that
the company's books have been examined in
the Interest of a party of stockholders , and
had disclosed certain disagreeable facts , and
this being denied it was asserted that the
stock pledged * for a loan was being liqui
dated and that an amalgamation with the
Westinghouse company was about to bo con
summated on terms more favorable to the
latter concern than to General Electric.
When the pressure to sell was removed the
stock recovered 1 per cent.
The general market was.not seriously af- '
footed by the raid on General 'Electric , and
about 11 o'clock a good many buying orders
were sent in to the board , which had the
effect of advancing quotations } $ to 1J per
cent , Manhattan , New Jersey Central , Sugar
and Cot-dago being most prominent in the
upward movement. Toward noori the market
became quite stagnant , and in the absence
of buyers prices generally sagged off a frac
tion , aua Manhattan dropped 2J per cent.
There was a fractional recovery about 11
o'clock , followed quickly oy a partial reac
tion , but during the last hour a firmer tone
prevailed , uccomDanled by an Improvement
ranging to \ } { per cent , a small fraction of
which was lost In a few instances In the final
sales , but the general market cluscd firm nt
an advance on the day of from } { to 2 per
cent , the latter in Hubbor common ; \yt per
cent in thn preferred and Nashville. Chat
tanooga ; 1 % per cent In Cordage and Cana
dian Pacific ; l } { per cent in Novr Jersey
Central , and I per cent In Cotton OH , To
bacco , Minneapolis &St. Louis preferred and
ICauawha & Michigan. Some few shares
showed a decline compared with the final
sales of yesterday , notably General Electric ,
2 % percent ; Manhattan.yt per cent , and
Pittsburgh Cincinnati' , Chicago & St. Louis ,
1 per cent. The preferred stock of the
Peninsula Car company sold nt 68 , the last
previous sale , made on September 18. having
been at 92J < f.
The Post says : , When the stock market
opened today the buyers wcro moro pressing
than the sellers , and. prices advanced.
Trivial incidents may servo for guiding
forces In such a market , and some use was
made this morning of the announcement
that the United States treasurer at Now
York would visit Europe. This was as
sumed by board room gossip to mean n gov-
oi-uinont bond issue , and such a move Is
looked on as a factor for bettor prices.
Whatever may bo thought of this reason
ing , it encouraged numerous speculators
to cover Bliorts , and for an hour or two the
market rallied. An attaol ; on General
Electric checked this movement and at
tracted aelllng of this particular stock by
operators , among whom the word had passed
that unfavorable news regarding this com
pany was about to bo announced. The sellIng -
Ing , thouirh for the moment hoivy ; , was any
thing but confident , for every Intelligent ob
server knows that news may some day be
come uubllc on this stock which Wall street
would take as favorablo. At the close the
tone was strong throughout , especially in
the Industrial group. One notable advance
was that in Louisville , concerning which in
formation now appears to show that the
Chesapeake , Ohio . . Southwestern purchase
was by no moans a bad strouo of business ,
but why. If so , the details ami purposes
should have boon officially couccmled , ns
thouzh the Louisville managers were
ashamed of It remains n mystery ,
The following are the closing quotations of
the leading stocks on the Now York ex-
changotoday :
ttirllncton. 1.1,400 ; ( "lilcnco Oai. IG.COOi
7mii > rnl Klcotrlc , OI.Gmi ) Now Yo'K At Now
JtiKlaMtl. B,600j ffjyaul. a 1,760) Western
Now Ynrlf M'Mifj- .
NEW YOUR. Nov. IPriMo.xKVOx ( .U
per cent ; laU lonitflS lior cent ! closed ! 1'i
tills. I'oilod rates , tl.H33-t.uO. Commercial
8II.VKII . . .
UovKitNAir.NT llo.Mij Stsnily. State bonds ,
nptlvo.
Tlio doting rjuotatyrtiH on bnntlv.
U.S. 4s re ? II-J . . It. MO. t > I0.1 , .1
U. B.-lHeoiip St. I'aul Consols. . . lafi
U.S. 4 ! < srcr St. 1' , C. .V P. lulu , .
PaflfleilHofo.V. , . 1IW T. P. I * . O.Tr. Rets 7ft H
I.a. Hlampd 4i . . . T. P. It. O.Tr. llcti lOVi
Missouri Os Union P.1C. IS'.H. . . ,
Toiui. new ficl Os. . ia- Went Stioro
Tonu. new - > t 5s. . 100 U. O. W. 1st
Tcnn. Haw Kollli. . . 70 , Atchtaon 4s ( I
Canada So. ' - ' < U. . . . , 1(10 ( do'JH * : i7i
Oontiall'ac. Ism. . 1CKI O. II. A.S. A. Os. . . , 0.1
D.A.H. O. iBts. . . . do 7s. . . I .T
n. XII. 0.4s 70 It.&V. C. Os. . . . . . 105
Krlti IM * 08 llOOH 100
M.K.&T. en. DM. 44 K c. OR iin
M. K. A T.Oen , .Is S'l ( lO-lH i , 117
Mtitnal Union OH. , I'nii. olil OH ( II )
N. , t. C. Int. t'erl . iii Va. Ccnturlci. , , , . BUM
N. 1'ae. iHtH. , . . , , . , Va.Centuries < lf. . . nil5 *
N. 1'ac.Ms H7 Ala. clat-sA. . .
N.V , Consols 138 Ala.clins H OH
N. W. Dob. Ss ion Ala , clans 0 05
St. I , . A. I. Jt. ( i. rH. n , IJnrri'iiclt-s , . . 01
llimnn Sti < - ) < Quotation1" .
Ilo ONNov. K ! . Cull ioan , 'J'ilH ' per cotit :
tlmo loans 4J4UO per cunt , Clo < ln quola-
tloiiH on stocks , Imnds and inlnlutt shares !
Ateli , . T. , V S. K7TT ; Hi IWla. lluntr.il. . . . . . 4
American Siitrar. . . 0. > S Atchlwoi i-'ila. . . . . . IWn
do preferroil HSH Atelilson 4s 8 ! (
Ilonton A. Albany. , tot ( ipiiur.il Eli-e. OH. . 72
Hoflton .V M.ihuI I III WIN. Cent'l IH 71)
C..HA.U HUV ! Attimez Mining Co. 2o
nencral Klci- iis ? ( Atlantic U
XtexleanCptitr.il. , . lUtjl Iloston A. HonUiiia 25
N. Y. .V N. K , . ' 'S lliilto.t lloston.j. . 8)4
Old Colony 177 CaluniPt A. Heela. . 282
Omron Slioit rlne. (01 ( Franklin 10K
Uiibber : tl"i ) Kearsage flM
Union I'.U'lHe. . . . . . 17 } ( Oaceola U8)s )
Weal llml nfd HI Qnliu-y HIS
WoBthiKh. Klec iMJj Tamarack 1)5 ! )
tlo proferro 1 4. <
San I'r.lllr.Kfo .Ulnlliu' yiiotutloiH
PAN 1'iiANOlsco , Nov. 111. Thooniclalclotlns
nuotatloiH for inlnlnx Htooks today wuro as
follows :
Alia In Mono TIT"
Hello l le 5 Navajo 10
Dclclu-r 75 Novad.i QIIL-OII ii
HoHt .t Ilu.cher. . . . till- North Hello Isle. . . fi
IlodloConJO Ophlr , . 1SS
llulwor K ) I'oloal 100
Cliollar . O. , S.ivun 05
Con. G.il.&Va ! ! ll ) ) Slerr.i Nevada las
Crown I'olnt. . . . . . . HI ) Union Con 05
Oonld fi Curry 125 tltal in
Halo.t Norcross. . . H5 Yellow Jacket 110
llo.xlc.in Ill )
I-inloi ; stuck Quotation l.
Iioxno.v , Nov. 10. ( Jloso :
CoimolH , inmicy UhM Mexican ordinal y. ii'ti : '
ConsnlH , nt-u'iil D35J St. I'anleonnnon. . UfiH
C.inidlan Pnultlo. . 70 New York Central. 101
Krle 14M Pennsylvania r.l'S
Erie VtlH Tll1 U'-adhlj ? 11H
llllnolH Central 04M Mex. Cun. new 4 . . S14
HAH Hlt.vuu 321-lCd poroi.
MONEY IK ] ior cont.
Kiito of discount. In. . the open mnrkot for
short bills 2li per cent ; three months bills ,
23-102M pur cent.
St. I.oills Mining ( tiintiiUoni
ST. Loutsi , Nov. 10. Mlnlns market dull ,
lild. AHkcd Did.
AdaniR $ .fill $ .8.1 Kllzabcth. . $ .lO
Am Nettle. . .US .H8-H QranltuM. . l.r > 0 l.r.S
Ulmutiilllc. . ' . ' .00 . . . . S , Hopes 55 .70
Hnrcouvcr. . .OJ
New Olll.KANS , Nbv. 10. Clearings , $2,170-
834 *
KANSAS OITV , Nov : ao. Clearings , $1,791-
955. " '
llAi.TiMonrj. Nov. l'e4cicarlngs ! , $2,027,884 ;
balnnci's. $2a2.D7b. ' '
OMAHA , Nov. 1C. Clearings , $708,001 ; same
day last \veolc , J081.144 { ;
I'liuatiru-iuA , Nov. 1Q. clearings , $11,481-
005 ; balances , $1,820,10.2.
NEW YOHK , Nov. Id Clearings , $101,240-
723 ; balances , $0,5)3loli.
oMKMi'ins , Nov. 10i Now Yoikexphango par.
CluarliiRS , S380.017 ; Imlancos , $91,430.
CINCINNATI , Nov7 10. Money , G7 per cent. .
Now York exchange. G0@70c premium. Clear
ings , $2.138,700. ,
HOSTON , Nov. 10. Oloarlngs , $14,700.100 ;
balances , $1,040,714 ; K\cbanio on Now York ,
par for both cash uiul checks.
ST. Louis. -lO.-iCloarlngs , $3,760.041 ;
balances , $010)33r. ! ) Money , qulot at 78 pci
cent. Exchanguon'NQ l'ork , GOc premium.
LONDONNov. . lOi The proportion of the
Bank of Englanrt's reServo" to HaOlllty I
48.43 per cunt. The amount of bullion with
drawn from thn I tank ot England on balance
today was U 118.000.
PAIIIS , Nov. 10. The statement ofthoBanlc
of Franco shows an Incroa o of 2,000,000f In
cold and an Increase of 837OQOt In silver.
The pioportlon of the Hank of Franco Is 85.16
percent. Three percent routes , 09f lOc foi
the account. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OMAHA. l.lVU'iiTOUK A
_
Ilcoolpta Ktlll linimivliir lint Quality Dip
fercnt The Dny'a Showini ; .
TlIDKSUAY , NOV. 10.
Thcro was another fair run of stock to
day , the. four days' supply showing an in
crease of 2,503 cattle ft'nd 5,000 hogs , while
sheep receipts have decreased nearly 5,00 , (
head.
Thocattlo market presented no new foa
tut-os. Offerings wcro very largely ranger ;
and the few native steers here were not r
very desirable- . For anything the dressei
beef men could use the demand was good am
the market linn , while common ani
inferior stock , as usual , mot will :
an indifferent demand and sale , althougl
prices were quotably unchanged. Semi
fairish 1,400-11) . natives brought $4.55 , ant
westerns and Tcxans went ut anywhcn
from $2.SO to ? 3.5 ! > . The movement wa :
tolerably frco throughout , and n. fair clearance
anco was Boon effected ,
1'hcro wore- all of sixty loads of cows ot
sale , and , whllo the dcslrablo grades me
with a ready sale at good , firm jirlccs , tin
superabundance of common canning stuff it
the yards mudo tno market lower for thi
under grades. Prime holfors sold up to fl
nnu canuora as low as $1.50. For inir ti
good butchers' cows prices ruled mostl'
'
around $3.10 to f2.50. Calves a'
from $1.50 to $5 wore- about stead'
and the same was true of rough stock , sell
ing at from $ l.lj ! to $3.
The stoulcor and feeder trade was.rathoi
dull ar.d Rencrally lower. Smooth , llushj
stock was in fair uo.iuind ami about stoudj
nt from ? : t up to J3.00 , but the ordinary rut
of stuff moved slowly and largely at frou
$2.40 to $ ii.8U. These prices are from lOo tt
25o lower than u week ago. Itcprcscutatlvi
suleti ;
i HO a 10 . 03i ! 2 80
7 B17 2 10 . 073 2 80
118 12 ID . . 875 3 00
I 100 i r o 0 . . . 203 2 25
I . . . . 380 i rui 68 . . . 440 2 23
1 20(1 i r > o 0. . . . 300 a oo
0. . . . . . 3H2 i HS 3. . . . 210 4 00
4. , . . , . 312 2 no 1. . . . 110 4 00
8 300 2 25 3. . . . 100 B 00
nut.t.s.
1 11GO 1 81 . . .1140 2 10
51 1320 1 85 . . .1240 2 10
1 . . . . .1200 2 00 . . . 8HO 2 10
1 1310 2 00 . . . 050 2 20
2 11555 2 00 . . .1340 2 25
1 . . .1200 2 00 . . .1670 2 20
1 750 2 00 . . . 805 2 20
7 1220 2 00 . . .1080 2 20
3 1)30 ! ) 2 00 . . .lOlii 2 20
t ! 1302 2 00 . . .1070 2 30
2 1220 2 10 . . .1710 a 60
4 . . . .1400 2 10 . " . .1024 2 00
1 1240 2 10
OSES ,
1 1330 30 1 . 1050 2 20
1 1470 00 14SO 2 00
C 1445 10 1020 a 70
11 1502 10 1000 3 20
ins AND rr.r.nr.in.
1 COO 2 00 8 070 2 70
a . . . . 025 a oo o 431 a 75
3 523 a 25 13 COO a 70
1 040 a 25 0 H72 a 70
1 800 2 25 28 021 a 70
a 805 2 20 3 403 2 80
0 50H a 30 1. . . . 000 2 HO
3 805 230 01 033 a 80
2 435 2 30 10 030 3 00
a 045 a 40 10 800 3 00
10 097 200 17 037 3 15
a ooo 200 a lioo 3 15-
14 475 a 50 0 1110 a 20
10 080 2 00 1 1)20 ) 3 20
57 017 a 00 a 1140 3 25
Jl 007 2 00 2 1070 3 20
04 77H 2 55 10 10SO 3 2fi
5 700 200 21 1057 3 20
3 427 a 75 10 052 3 CO'
0 1000 275
Wr.STT.UX CATTl.tt.
No. Av. I'r. ' No. Av. 1'r.
0 cows. . 030 J2 70 Ofilrs..ll38 $2 60
l.MIIAN TCItlllTOIlY.
373strs. . 072 2 HO
HOWVO.MINO.
WVO.MINO.
23strs 1105 335 271 Mrs..1085 285
3COWS..1UGO 275 aiifrs. . . . 030 250
2 Mrs. . . . 010 270 a hulls. .1410 200
2 hulls..1180 200 2HtM..1043 ( ) 285
14Mtr.t 1007 285 6.SII8..1110 300
1 Htr..r..l020 3 01) IMr 1000 355
'Ifclrs. . . . OH3 315 25COWS..1102 280
1 mill..1110 200 40strs..lOOO 305
84inlVL'S. : 208 450 120 Mrs. . . . 731 320
72 rUrs..H83 310 IHHlUUM.iaU'J 305
21 sluurs.,1312 305 (10 ( HtlM-rs.1200 305
87ctttS. . . 921 270 10 Mrs. . . 1284 2 OO
lOt COWS. . 884 200 lstuor..iUO : 225
Icow. . . . 080 240 81 rows. . . 030 2 4O
1 hfr 440 200 IMr KiBO 320
67ealvun. 343 320 41 ( JolTx. 954 320
OIIit : > ON.
117 Mrs. . . 771 270 22 Mrs. . . . 050 200
COI.OIIAUO.
UTAH.
IMr 000 280 51 Mrs. . . . 033 280
1 Mr 1430 200 71 fdrs.070 200
HOGS Receipts were comparatively liberal -
oral ; iu fact , they have not been exceeded
this month. The market wus demoralised.
Advices from Chicago wcro of the most
bearish character , and whllo all local
houses wanted hogs , they wanted them at
away down prices. The was scarcely any
inquiry for shipping or speculative account.
Nearly 0,000 hogs today , and an increase of
over 5.000 this week , wus more than the
market could stand , and prices dropped from
16c to 25o on all grades , heavy packing
grades suffering the most. Good to
choice butcher weight and heavy hops sold
largely at 85.45 and ? o.50 , while the heavy
packers and common light mixed
stuff went atfrom $5.30 to ? 5.40.
The market weakened as the morning
advanced and closed up very mean , but with
practically ovcrything out of first h.tnas.
The Dig bullrof the fair to good hogs ot all
weights sold at $5.40 and $5.45 , as against
So.GO und $5.05Vcdncsday and ? 5.90 to $0 a
week ago today. Heprcscntativc sales :
I'ICS AND ItOUIlll.
80..128 40 5 15
Sucr.i' Ilecolpts wcro light , constating of
a Blnglo deck of good western wethers. Tney
averaged 10 ! ) Ibs , and met with a ready sale
at 3.25. The demand was good and the
market active ana strong. Fair to good na-
l cnresciitatlvo ailos : :
No" Av. I'r.
110 vrostorn wethers 103 $325
HccniptH uiul OiBpiMlltiin ot Stock.
Oniclal rocolptsuud Ulspislllon ot stnztc as
shown btlio hojk-tof Ihu Union Htoi'f YunU
company for tlio twenty-four lionr.-i end In ; ; ut
5 o'clock p. m. , Nurombcr 10 , 1803 ;
? i > t.lvo ntnvlc .niirl < t < t.
CIIICAOO , Nov. 10. In a general way Iho
cattle market may bo biild to b uiichaiiKed ,
If Ills not as active as siillor : > would liavo boon
pleased to sue It , trails was very fur from
being dull , fuporlois , oasterii buyuri and
local olauKhteiers all biiylnu with sumo
llborallty. A to prices , thuy were about htuady
nil around. Iliitchura' null cannnr-i' Htocu waa
btriniK. and hc ) wuro tlio best grades of t > hlp-
ping steers. Itthuruwas any wc'ukncuany -
\\huro It WUH cniillnod to the fair to KOUI )
iind i.utlvii . M.-i-rn. The arrivals
insinuated at i/.uuo nuau , 01 wiiicu a.uuu nu.iu
were natlvi'H , Thuy hold on a liahU of from
$1,25 to Jd for poor to fancy , with tiadlng
larguly at from $1.H5 to $5.2f > . Tevas nnd
wontums weruliiKOoU ii > iiiestand | wuro llrmly
At'tbc close of toduy'H market 15.50 wan an
ouutdo quotation for ) IO M wclKblnc over 300
lll-i. ( Jdoil 350 to 400-lb. lie b Bold oir to
from 5,2U to $5.30. and bin co.irhosliill went
HH low MI. from t5 to Ili.lO , Tlilt , U a rciliicllim
fromychU-idiiy's pilcoi of from 15c to25c.
Llxbtand medium wi'lKhti sull'oreil ( | ultu aa
mucb , the bi'stof thn former dropping to (5,70 ,
and from t'j.70 lo * 5b ( ) currylnuull prime as
sorted light wolshts. The inculpts wore llbaral
and of excollciil inialliy. The liiciuiikO In the
receipts thUveel ; ulroady jimouiitu to 17,000
bend , llio total Mncu Hatuiday buliu ; about
100,000 , at ! iipaliii.t8Hfa48 for the same tlmu
last weok. and buyers are still talltliiK lovtur
pi Ices , blioiild the ri'colplsfor thu riiniulnilur
of thin wrok provu coirc pondliiiily llliorul
they hopj to buy Kootl lion--i iirouml (5. Ihu
bulk of today's otrcrhiKn of heavy box *
changed ImntU iwlow 5.00. and from 45.50 to
5.70 took most of the Unlit. Karly In the day
u few fancy llulil Hold arouud $5.U5. The mar
ket finally closed stuuUy ut thu doullne.
The tiht'op iimrUnt W.IH In inucli the f > amo
condlllon us onVedne ( luy , rutlmr llrm for
good to bent tjualltius and t ) y for tlio oil
grmlea. Uucclpts wcro liberal tentlmaled at
14.000) ) . but ft Rood domain ! enabled seller * to
work otT nil the fiilr to prime lots nnil mo t of
the rubbUh , Halos were on a basis of from
II to $3.25 for Inferior lo common , from > 'i,50
to 12,76 for fair to medium and from 3 to
$3,75 , forcood to choice , falos of Inmln were
iityeslf ; rd'iy's qqrint'ons ' from J2.75 to M 75
1)0/1)3 tbi raupe uf \ aluo .
llecolptsf < 'attlp. I7,0tmhnad ! calves. 1,000
hondj hex . 3ouou bead i ohcop , 14,000 head.
The Kvcnlnu.loilnril reports !
CATTtK-Ueci'lpt , 17,000 head.of which 3,000
were weMcrns and 2,600 Tc.xaus ; marknt
slow and UV lower ) lop natives. f5.0oH5.'jO ;
Rood , * 4.80Rri.25 ; medlu.n , J4.2f > 'it.4.75i com-
"ion , 3.KiM.7f ( | row , $1.10748,00 ! Toxans.
J2.20a2.00 ! WfStcrns. $2.40ii3.'JO.
llous-Hecelpts , 30t)00 ) lu-nili markat 25c
lowers mixed nnd puckers , (5.1&U5.35 ; prlmo
heavy , 85.40fft5.5i ) ! medium and butcher * ,
5.00a5.70 ! surtcd IlRht. f5.70it5.00.
f-iir.Ef AMI iMMns-H-velpts , 14.000 head !
. . natives , $2.l ( ( ) 3,76 ! westerns ,
? 2.8033,55i lambs , f J.50K.4.00.
.St. l.uiiM I.H-n Mtui-K .MurUrt.
' ST. Louts , Nov. OATTl.fi-UocclpU , 2,000
head ! shipments , 1,000 bead : market strong
ami hlshor ; fair to vo nl mitlvo stcci-.i , ? 3,5UiD
4.76j Texas mid Imllau steers , J2.75d3.U ( ; ) !
cows , J1.01U&2.30.
lloim-Kcoi'lpts , 5,700 heads shipments ,
2,100 heads market luc lowers top prices ,
86.701 bulk of sale * , $5.40Ifc5.CO.
, hlinr.t' Hccelpts , l,20u licudt Rhlpmeuts ,
200 head ; market olTetlnirs ere vury poor ;
Rood native mixed range , 83.OOS3.7u ! com
mon stuir , $1.50-32.50.
nu York l.i\o rttocK Mnrkrt.
Nr.\v YoitK. Nov. lO.-llREVns-Hocolpts. 40
head ; nolrado ; dressed beef , slow at GtiS'ic '
per Ih.
OAIATS Itccclpts , 105 head ) market steady ;
Veiiis.f5.00il8.2ri ! Krassurs , J2.25.
SlIKKi'-Hceelpts , 7,132 head ! sheep dull and
ashatln easier ! common to medium slow and
JC lowers .sheep. J2.00a3.25' lambs , $3.75
o.oo : dressed mutton , 4Hil'.Jci dicsscd lamln ,
5Ct5c. ! }
lions Uecelpts , 5,400 head ; maikut steady
at f 5.0530.06. _ J _
ICiiimiH City l.lvo Stnim Murknt.
KANSAS OITV , Nov. 10. OArri.c-Kccolnts ,
8.100 heads shlpment.s , 4,100 head : maikut
iihout stonily ; Texas steers , J2.2033.25 ; hlp-
pliiR steers , f4.0H.5.25 ( ; Texas and natlu )
cows , fl.25Q3.76 ! butchers' mock , f3.15ir.4.10 ;
Htockurs and feeders , S2.46U.3.00.
lions Kecolpts , 6,100 hnad ! shipments ,
1,700 head ; maikot 1020c lower ; bull. ,
J4.50iK4.65 ! heavy , packing and mixed , f5.3o
© 5.00 ; light , Yorkers ami plus , fi.80itri.tlo.
HIIUBP Kecelpts , 2,000 head' Hhlpments ,
l.OUO head ; maiUot slinv aiut weak.
Stork III M lit.
Uscolptsof llvost i k at. tliu four prlii"lpil
western mat-keu 'L'hur-day , Novembur 10 :
Cattle. Hoc- ! . Shoot ) .
South Omaha . 4,030 6,034 110
Chicago . 17,000 3(1.000 ( 14,000
Kansas City . 8,100 6.10J 20)0 ( )
St. lonlj . 2,000 6,700 1,21)0 )
Total . aaioaO 4oi734 17,310
' .N J.OS71
( invernornlto Will .ill tlin
TDfnthur on llnlmlf or sllvnr.
Dr.svF.it. Nov. 10. The Times says : "Gov
ernor Walto yesterday Informed the Times
positively that ho had tmuto ui > his mind to
Issue a call for a special assemblage of the
legislature and that In all probability this
call would bo sent out before Christmas.
The continued low price of. silver and the
ilxcd opinion of his excellency that the price
will go down to 50 cents , and consequently
paralyze the silver industry ot the state is
the reason ho assigns for this special call.
"Just what measures the soveruor will
recommend for the purpose of aiding silver
ho does not say. It lias been rumored for
some time that an extra session would ba
called , but this is the first time the Rovurnor
would express himself on the subject. "
ilfiriliin Sills fur r.urope.
NEW VOIIK , Nov. 10. Assistant Sesrolary
of the Treasury Conrad H. JoiMau siilcd for
Europe yesterday on the Berlin , It is bald ,
purely on private business. At the sub-
treasury hero It Is denied that his visit to
Europe is connected with negotiations 1 ook-
iuj ( to the sale of bonds or for any purpose of
tlio Treasury department.
The steamship Orizaba brought $70.000 in
silver in transit to Europe and $4,031 In silver
for this city.
Hank ol Kngluuil Statement.
LONDOX , Nov. 10. The statement of the
Bank of Euglanu Issued today shows the
following. Total reserve , Increase , 187,000 ;
circulation , dccreaso , . 2r > 7,000 ; other securi
ties , decrease , 1.031,000 ; government , securi
ties , decrease. JU400OUO ; bullion , decrease ,
09.403.
Sllvrr btallmmry In I-Tiulon.
WASHINGTON , Nov. 10. There is no change
in the quotation of silver in London today
from that of yesterday as reported to the
Treasury department , and the tone is steady.
The price is IW 1-1 Od.
still ut lliruo IVr Cent.
LONDON , Nov. 10. The Banlc of England
rate of discount remains unchanged at 3 per
cent.
Kvul : < l the Mexican Troops.
DALLAS , Nov. 10. A News special from El
Paso says : The Mexican revolutionists , in
stead of attacking Paso del Nor to , us has
boon dally expected , have ovadeJ the fed
eral troops from Chihuahua and Casa
Gr.uulu and have taken Ascension and
CMggs R SNO
"MOTHER'S FRIEND" S
offered child-bearing woman. I 1m 1 o Icon a
inlil-wlfo for many yearn , and in each case
Hhcro "ftlother's Friend" liiulbccnuscd ithaa
accomplldhed wnnilcra nnil relieved niiich
eufrcriiiK. 1th tlio best remedy for rlslnB of
the breast known , anilnrtli the price for that
alono. Jlits. II , M. Jinur.Ti'.it ,
Jilontgoiuciy , Ala.
Pent by oxnreps , charRes prepaid , on receipt
of price , $1.50 per bottle.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ,
Bold by all druggists. ATLANTA , ( IA.
Comalltos , The Amorlcani , who wore or
dered out of Ascension hv the rovolullonUts ,
nro socking safety nl Doming , N M. Thn
Diaz Mormon colonhlfl , lountod uonr Iko
Pxlonn ; ) , just ncrosn the lionlcr , have been
onlcroil to nb.tndon tholr homes.
AOT .MUCH MOSKV IX IT.
1'orrls Wlicol lining n l.lvoiy Iliulnrm with
I'hnntom
CHICAGO. Nov. 10. Every ear of the Ferris
wheel Is now provl.lod wltli an oil atovo , the
drop of the thermometer nnd the uhlll wind *
from the l\ko : having lndito.l the mntmgcra
to lieat tholr cars.
The comedy of the Ferris wheel Is the
MiiusliiB thin ? on the f.\lr grounds. WUh
only worUmcn oh the 1'lnlsiiuco null not n
passaucor In sight , the \vheol continue ! lo
txirn. Ticket sellers sit lu the tlcKot booths
nnd nt regular tlhtervuls the Rrcut wheel
stops and K minis open the iloora for Imag-
Innry passonpora to on tar. The doora are
closed , the wheel starts , revolves twice ,
making a regular trip , tliou stops ag.ilu to
let oft its liungluary p.isjutiKcrs iiud lot
other phantoms on , The management Is
kcupln up this show for the purpose , It Is
said , of making a c.iso daminttliig ilumages
against the cxoslttou | coiniany. | Nothing
Is said about rcmovlu.g the wheel.
It Curen Col J , Coughs. Bore Throat , Croup , Influ.
nza , Whooping Cough , Pronchitii anil Aathma ,
A certain cure for Coniuntntion In firtt oUfrci.
iind a euro relief la ndrnncsd slices. U at once.
You will see the excellent effect after taking the
flrat doid. Sold by dc lcr crerywher * .
bottles 60 ccntt r.r.i SI.no.
SEAHLES &
SEARLES
,
SPECIALISTS
WE Hervousani
ani
GUS.S Special
Diseases.
l t
Ciii.Hiiltiitinn I'rcn.
Wo euro Catnrrh. AUDI OIVNOS of the
Noso. Throat , j .OH ! t-tomixoli , Llvo. ' .
Blood , jilciii uutl i&iduoy IJisoaoos. Fo-
mrtloVoavlciio3sos , > .ost Manhood ,
St-lotnro , .lytlrooo o , Vorlo ioalrJto
1'iLiI'lBTin.A AMI HIJJTAI , UIOIIH cured
without imluor dotontlon troin liusltioss
Call on or adtlrchH wllli Htumii for ulreulars. fro'j
book and ruculptu , llr t Btalrway Hutith of post-
olllco. room 7.
Dr. Searles & Seirles , " 8SouotlliatAh.NBii ,
NERVINE.
Is sold with written
guarantee to cute
NorvouBPrOBtnv
tlon , Flto , Dlzzl *
noOB.IIcailnclio nnd
f ulucsp.cnuf pd liyon
,
Tobacco nntl Alco-
hoi ! Montnlllcprcn-
- olon , 8o tonlnj0f
the Qrnln , causing Misery , Insanity innl Dcuth j
llnrroiiusa , Impotcnry , Lor.t f ewer In allhur H'i ,
Promnturo old A o , luvolunlury Lnsepp , cnusiil
by ovor-lmlulgonco , ovcr-oxertlon or thu Drain ami
Errors nt Youth. ItKlvcstnVonk OrirniiB their
Nnturnl Vigor and doubles llio joj'B of llfo ; cures
Lucorrhtcii nnd rcmiilo Wvalracas. A inontli's treat
ment , In plnln packaito. by mail , to any addroo , H
per box , 0 hoxeti J5. Wllli every tn order wo glvo a
Written Cunrantoo In euro rotund the money.
Circulars frco. Quaraiitcu Issued only by our ci-
clu3l\o agent.
Kuhn & Co. .So'o A ont ? . Omiih n. Neb
iQDiSORDERS | |
_ _ ( Jjl U.Viul nil tlio train of
KVIl S , WEAKNESSES , DEIIIUTY , KTC. . that au-
cninpiinv till-in In men IJU'CKI-y mid 1'KUMA-
NENTLY CU11KU. Full Sl'KKNOTH and tonu
Klvi'ii toc-vui-y i > utof tlu bthly. I will Bonddtj-
curely p.tcltoif ) FKin to any HiilTcirr Hie im'Hcrlii-
lion tlritciirstl mn of tlii-io tronljlus. Addrmi O
I ) . WIIKJHT , Mualu Dualur , Vex l.'JS'J , M.iMh ill
SOUTJI
Uuion Stook Yards
South
CcitCnltle Ho and ilujp warxututht
Wood Brote.
1,1 vo Stok CotnmU-iloa Mnroliinti
kOTtli Oioalia Tetop'iono Hi" . Chto | i
JOHN I ) . DAOMMAS , l
WAI/ruit 1C. NV.JOI ) ,
Market reports by mall and vrlra cheerful
unilshocl upon appilc.iUoa.
'DIRT DEFIES THE KING. " THEN
SA
fiS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF.
MAHA
fcralactiBS I
BAGS & TWINES | TENTS , ETC.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse-Cos Sk03 Company.
Sulo rooui enl Olllon-IITMI3MIU Ho.vnM U
Kaclorr-lirJ-IUI-IUI Howard St.
We nra llio OVI.Y Mmiuf.iturori of Uootianl
Btiociln tliOBtataof Nubr.ukI.
A UDnoriil invluuloa UoiUMlaJ to all lo latpiat
our IIOIT factory.
DKY GOODS.
COAL.
HARDWARE.
Hector & \Vllhelmy \ Lobecli & Linn ,
COMI'ANV ,
lioulo-a | ri Imr Iw irj u
Corner 11th nnd Jnckion Illl-clinlllci' Ionia.
HlroolK , uuli rllrsv. .
HATS , ETC. mON W011K3. _
W. A. L , Gibbon * Co Oinalia Safe and Iroa
Wlioloinlo WOltlvd.
Hnt . cnp , atrivr coodi , Fnfoi.vnulti , Jail wool ,
Klovcn , iiiltteni. lull Iron fcliuttuni und lira u > -
uud llnrnuy street > . ta | > ui , ( Jui Andruoa , llth
nnil jnck > on
COMMISSION | LUMBER.
lirancli & Co. Jolii A , Melleld ,
lmi | it3dAiut > rlcun I'on *
I'roduco. frulu ot all liuiil cuinunu Mllwuu-
Lo-jcBiiifiit uiul Q.I I us/
klndl , OTHer . wliltu lliuu ,
MQUOItS.
Frlck & Ucrbsrt , Umaoi Siovc Repair
\VOUKH. tliivn rnuilrr
\VliolCBulo liquor dealer * uud water HlUolnuonH
tor nnr kliiJuf ; /i )
1UOI Furnam tit.
PAPER. I OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co Standard Oil Co.
Carry a full nock of
IirlntlnKl wrapping and Helloed and lnhrln tln |
wrlllnic pai' r , crJ
ell , axla < rm J , l