THE OMATTA DAILY KEEt WE ONES DAY , NOVEMBER 22 , 1803.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Whe.it Opened with a Better Feeling Yfstsr-
uay and Was Firm.
f
r FIRST REPORTS SHO'AED LIGHT RECEIPTS
I.ntrr It U'n r.vltlrnl tint n MUtnko Iliul
llci-n .Mnilp , lint tlicTrailcnt S'ome
Tlmo In ( 'iiinprelirnit'iiE '
the Sltiitliiiii.
r CuifAno , Nov. 21.Wheat \vas firm and
higher todny. December closed -S c above
j esterilay'B last prices on hotter cablrs ,
better Inquiry for export KIMHI unil covering
by ( .IiortR. Corn was llriu ami closed ? < e
higher. Provisions were irregular , but for
the mod part weak , anil closed lower by lf c
on pork and from 'J' ' c to uo lower on lard
and ribs.
Wheat opened with a bolter feeling , De-
rcmbor sUrtlng at OO i1. V above yester
day's closing. The tlrst reports showed
light receipts In the nnithwcst and the price
ndvaticcd. Later a correction VMS received
from Dulutti stating that receipts were 7Sr >
earn Instead of 240 , as first reported , but the
correction was received with so much in
credulity that the.prico , instead of declining1 ,
made a further slight pain. H was Im.iRlncd
that some ono at Dulntli , with Interest In
ilcpresslng pri-'es , was working the report
of receipts tbero with that end In view. A
dispatch apparently emanating from the
Duluth Hoard of Trade , us a body , read :
"Reports of ears -on track will ho discon
tinued ; reports of Inspection will be fur
nished only. " Tlio export clearances wcro
light , causing a temporary reaction , but the
rains now prevailing hero und through ttio
west and northwest led to expectation of
lighter receipts and the price continued to
climb. Considerable short wheat was said
to have been covered feY the northwest by
Arthur Orr. and with iho linn closing of
cables local shorts succumbed to the bull at
tack und covered freely , closing the day
with a decided gain. December climbed ' 40
.soon after the opening , pained 'V ; > s ° 'll ? tfc
higher and lost'1,0 to close at 01V' The
\\iit\vaalhcr canted a more bullish feeling
In tbo corn pit , and the llrmncss in wheat
had its Inlluuncc.
With moderate receipts , light estimates
for tomorrow and in sympathy with corn ,
oats scored a gam. Provisions opened lower ,
but with a simcwhat brisk trade early ad
vanced slightly. Heir receipts of 2,000 head
moro ilian the estimate was a bearish inllu-
encc. and the gain was moro than lost , and
pork , lard and HtH closed lower.
Kstlraatcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
157 cars ; corn , ' 'bT cars ; oats , 110 cars ; hogs ,
liS.OOO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
n io
( I 45
. .sli quotations \\uru as follows :
l < 'i.oun Dull.
WIIKATNo. . 2sprlni ; . B0 ! e : No. 3 sprltiz.
OOViflfi'Jc ; No. 2 red. GO'je. '
COIIN No. 2 , 3d'to.
OATS-No. 2 , 27'/27ir ; No. 2 white , 29'i ' ®
30'ii'i No. 3 vfhllu , 27'iU2'JUc.
Kvis-Nu. 2. 44c.
H \III.KV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 3850c ; No.
VI.AX HEr.n No. 1 , S1.07.
- . . .
I'oiiK-Mc.ss , porbbl. , H2.75ai3.00 ; lard , per
1 < > Iba. . If8.37'j'a8.40 ' ; short ribs sides ( loose ) ,
17.257.50 ; dry sul'ed Nhouldeis Iboxnd ) , J0.7B
ffi7.00 : short clear hides ( bovod ) , $3.2588.37' ; ,
Wuihicv Distillers' finished goods , per gaL ,
HtilAU'ut loaf. 95.88 ; granulated , J5.45 ;
tliindard"A"jn.33.
The followlai ? wore the receipts and ship
ments for today.
On thu Produce e.xclmnpo toduy the hnttcr
market niiHllnii ; dairies , 18@24c ; crcainorlcs.
20 25"c. Hggi. , llrniistilelly fresh. 21'/c.
Now Vorlt Alurkntft.
NKW VOIIK. Nov. 21.-Ki.oiit-Uecolpls ! , 64.-
100 bills. ; o.\iurlH , 32,300 bbls. ; sales , 14,000
pl > s. ; tnaikct linner , with a butter local
t radii ; mill patents. , if 1.25134.60 : winter
patents. $3.401 a.OO ; clly mill clears , JS.OOft
a.ll5s winter stralRlits t2.80ri3.20 ; Mliiiic-
llpolNpateuth , f3.85'i41.00j ' wjiit rp.\ias $220
2.70 ; .Minneapolis hal.ois.J2.30S3.50 ; wlnlur.
' ' ' " " ? l70- ! ° - . low
i'l'nr. ! ! ; - ' - : -Drlnir. srades
; ,
nr.- ;
1.00' 61.00 tl.OjJi2.45.
> < ; spring , o.Mia , . . .
( OII.N MuAir-riiiner ; yellow western , J2.70 ®
'itYE- Dull : boatloads , 54 < il50i' .
llAiu.ir : Dull ; No. 2 Milwaukee. 030C. |
llAiu.EV MAIr Dull ; westuin , 05S8Uc : six-
rowed , 8U(185c. ( (
. .JVllKAT-HecolpIs , 387.300 bu.j exports , 30.-
1.00 bu.j sales , 3,000,000 bu. futures , 271.000
bu. spot. { Jjiot maiUet stioiiKor with u
hlroiiKcr demand ; No. 2 red. In store mid ulu-
vatiir. OO'.i ; : alloiit , , G7c ; f. o. b. , 07c ; nn-
Kriulud red , G5ic07c ; No. 1 noilhern , 00'4'c ; No.
2 hard , 7uye. Options opened ( lull on eiisy
i-ablcs and reports of laign splint ; whoitt 10-
celpts.llrnied upon betteroxpnithiiloH , closing
Hnn atyi , o nut advan.'n : halos Ini-lndod :
> o. 2 ted , Jnnuury. 07"if/.07'.c. ( closed at07Sc :
l-oliiiiury , 08xaoa < ic , closed lit. OOU' ! : Mnrcb ,
70 < fo7IHjc. cilose l lit 70'c ' ; May , 72a72'.c
closnd ut 72'c : Noxeniber , closed ut 05 , ' c
Decoinber , 05' , < aoO'Jeclosed ' atOO'.jc ,
C < iu.N-Itecelpih , 121,200 on. ; exports.70.000
bu. ; Hales. 34.000 bu. fiHuies , 60,000 bu ,
Kpot. hpot tniirkut iiulct , but htionijer : No. 2 ,
45. ' Ill elovalorli'tMSXie ' afloat. Options
openi-d Una on coveilnu und reports of wet
weather , reacted , but clo-ed Ilnn at "iifb'je
net ndvaii o ; January , 44' , 45 O.lOp , closed
ui 45.Uc ; May , 40J ; 10 , c. elusuil at 40 , c :
Novoniber closed at 44'ic ; December , 44 = S i
45"c. " closed at 46 , ' c.
OATS HeceiplH , 150.600 bu. : o\porH ( , 200
I'll. ; Miles. 05.0001m. fntureh. 31,000 bu. spot ,
i-pot iniirkul dull , but Muadyi No. 2 , 34c : No 2
delivered , aoc ; No. 3 , 3b'Jc ' : No. 2 white ,
nk\- ! \ " " a "hlle. 33cs track , mixed western ,
.I4u.l5c : track , white iMi-turn , 3444 iocs track
whltuhtnto.34tt.40c. Options vury dull , but
mmur in hyiupntliy with t-oi'ii ; J.iiumiy , 34J , ®
. pc. closed at 35c ; May , 35''ii354-c. ' closed at
' : ' ovemlor closed at 34c ; December ,
05c ; ( 'oodtocbolcu ,
llinKH-Steaay.
J < KAiiiii-Kteadyj hemlock solo , Ituenos
Ayres , He it to heavy nulKlith , 14aiOc.
ii ° ' < TrrXci.l ! ! > lt'n duniesih ! lleece. 1027c ;
Jin led , 20 .20ci Texus , 10C 15c.
riiovisio.Ns-lleef , iinlel. Cut meats. milot ;
pickled hams , OUiaOJje. l.aid. lcadlewest' ! ;
urn hteam closed at * Hr.Mt8,7i > ; niit Ion bales.
, tl m'il at .f8.75 nunilnal ;
iW t'7ruSn " I"111"- ' ' ' ' ' .rl" "teady ; family
riH.OKilB.no (
; bhorl clear. tlH.70illO.50.
ii- Quiet ; npniuiu dairy , 18iH22c :
W08tor" " " " ' " *
to
.
I'm iiio.v-yulet ; American. 12.00ai4,50.
DIMMIQulut but htoady ; lake , FJ.tiO bid.
' l.K ' li-lliuoly htvaiyomostlc ; | , * 3.37'i bid.
1' rirmorliutiiulot ; Stiults , * 20,05.
" " Uui"iii iic3'iSa " -
h fiuv. : > - ' = " o"
tiUdAuKuw , dull iind lower to sell ; fair rc-
llnliiK , 2Ji iihkedl ( . enttlfuKula , 00 test ,
ri'"ei ! ' tcady ; nunild A
Oil Market * .
Oir. C'rrr. Nov , Ul.-Natlonul transit cor-
tllicalcs opont-d ut 74) , ; highest , 74 S : Inw-
fM , 74S } clohod , 74 "ij kiilCK. 1,000 bbls.s
clearances , 80.00U liliU. ) bhliiuionts , 124,752
bhlv. ; ruux , B7.581 bblh ,
riTT6iiili ! ) Nov. 21.Xutumul truuklt cor-
tlllcatus opvued at 74i ! ; closed at 74Jil blgh-
Ckt.74 % : luvrrM , 74 ! ( .
LONDON , Nov. 21 , I'AI.CCTTA I.INSKUII-
Js'cw Vorx Dry ( louilt JMnrket.
NK V VOHKNOV. 21Thu prcbonceof u ery
Jv u uuiubvr uf buyer * lu tliu diy good * uui kut
the Idpn Ihilt lni lno s will he cory -
y llphl this Week The strikingly
weakened iono at I'hllndLlpbln nmoiiK the
rarpot tnanufacturors anil the Ibrcat tb.il
fomo mills will shut donu becauio wrnvrr re
fuse to accept the iinui il rulnctlon Is another -
other drawback to ni-llvlly. Cotton Knods
show morn act I \ II y , l'rlnt and printed fabrics
nte iniuo : u".lvo andshoiv | | rnnn"Clnchams
nnd wovi.'ii wash fabrics ore selling belter.
Ire55 ) good Just about hold their own ,
Onithil 1'rjdiicu .M
IlUTTFH The nmiUct Isory weak and Iho
ntniiunt nf butter that brlnirs nvor20 < ! N xery
small. Choice tu fancy country , 20&22c ;
peed torliolcecoiinliy , IHifcJ'W ' : fresh packlnic
flock , 15c. The receipts of fresb rtrm are
very ihtht. The markoi remain ? about sto.Ady ,
with strictly ficih at 20c , and cold storuo
mostly 16e.
DiiRisMi I'ot'l.TiiT The ea on has arrived
when thu di'mand Is niowlni ? for dicssed
poultry. Cbtckens , ( ' U7e ; geeiu und ducks ,
lOUllci turkeys , loai2c.
Iiivn I'ori.TitvII Is nol afi' Io quite the
market on ehlrkens and old fowls ut o\ur Tie ;
and If the tecelpts wcro at all lllier.il they
would nol lulnjt that , as the packers aiuonly
oirerlni : 44'ii' . Some coiriiiNslon men HID
aiUUInff their cuslomeH to hold tlielr chickens
back.
V"i.vtThe arrivals durlnu the past d'iy or
two nato been light , ami ( ho market Ilnn nt
previous quotations. Choice small and fat
MM Is. li'iWjCi ' ililniirbi'avv , 3ft5e.
(1AMH- The colder weulher Is lia\ Ins a very
benellclal ulTcct up'in the uutn market. Tim
demand , which has foaen Unlit all the tall , Is
Improving and pi Ices articiinseiiii'iitly | llrmln
up. I'loin now on birds that , are undrawn
will bo nlvon the piofercnce. I'nili le uli'itkuns ' ,
$ .1,50113.70 ; ifNtuse. 53.25'3,3.r ' > 0 : quail. J1.25M
1.50 ; Jiu'i ( snlne , fl ; gulden plover , fl ; Can
ada ( 'eese , ttl.OOH0.50 : smalt KCCSC , * 4 00
5S4.6O ! brant , J3.005J.3.5O ; mallard ducks ,
$2.5oa2.75 ; todhcad dlicUs , J2.505T.3.OO !
blue win ; ? teal dui'k" , JI.50M.70 ! Kreen
wine teal ducks , il. 25 1.50 : ml\ud ducks ,
ll.USj canvashaci ; ducks , , f3,5Oat.oO ;
lack labblts , J3.00ii3.50 ; small rabbits ,
11.20 : squlrtels , 75HOOC ; deer middles ,
pur Ib. , 1 1'iM.Vi deer cucassc : , 10111can- ;
telnpu saddles , I2iilli' ! ; antclnpu caicassus ,
SttOc.
K < liis The receipts of fresh laid ogss am
very IlKht and dealers are asking 21o. Other
stock Is Kuliijral 10B20c.
HO.NKV Money Is commencing to mnvo a
llttlo morn freely , but ( he demand Is sllll ll ht
for II ; cliolcu white chuer , 15iil7c.
OvuTiais Medium , 18e : liiix ) > slim < i , 10o ;
extra standard" , 20c ; e\l ra. selects , 2Jc ; com
pany selects , urn1 ; counl" , 30c.
NUTS Cnestniils scarcj at 12H1 Ic per Ib. ;
nlmonds , lOc ; Kn llsh walnuts , 14c ; Illberts ,
121Jc ; Ilrar.ll nulB. 12313c ; pv-cans , lar/e , 14c ;
pecans medium , 12c. Thu market on black
walnut ! ) Is low and no one wants to buy.
VUimAIIUM.
HKANS Kiistern hand-picked navy , $2.103
2,10 ; western navyfl.80r/ / ; common whllu
beans , SI 50JJ1.75.
ONIONS Theio Is not much activity In thu
onion mnrkot , owliiK to the fact that the local
crop Is birKO and this gardeners ate supplying
the demand very largely , Onions me quoted
at OOQ05C , anil on gidcis at 75c ; Sp'inlsh
onions , par ctato , fl.50.
WATiaK'iii'.saI'm up In berry boxes , per
casu of 10 ijts. . Jl.liOfi 1.75.
1'OTATor.s The receipt- , are larger and the
market is very weak. Nebraska , Iowa and
Minnesota Krown pjtatoes , In small lots from
store , 05Q,7c ( ; same in car lots , ( iO < iG5c' ; Colorado
rado , from btoie.70e ; Colorado lots , (17Q.70i' ( .
CAiuiAor. CahbiiKO U not so plenty as It was ,
and It Is not always an ua y mutter to Ket
enough to fill orders. Ordurs forcabbaKO from
tbo country aru lilted at. HjC per Ib. Some
coloicd cabbage bai beoii received , which
Is held at 34c.
CKi.r.iiv Koors According to sUc , 403COc
per d 7.
Oct.Kitv The demand Is Increasing as the
Thanksgiving holiday draws nearer and a
good deal of celery Is bains .sold ; good stock ,
2635c ; fancy , OOc.
Swnnr POTATOES Tno supply is fair ; west
ern stock , per bbl. , it3.25'ii.3.00i Jor ey Mock ,
per bbl. , $4.
GIIKP.N VcoKTAiu.ns Spinach , per bbl. , $2.00
0,2.25 ; salsify , 3hB35c ( per do/ . : radishes , per
doz. , 20c ; endive , pur doz. , 5HiCOc ( ; onions ,
perdoz. , 20c ; caullllowur , per ( toJ3 ; let
tuce , pur do50c. .
KIIUITS
GltAlTS Eastern Concords. 241425i'j largo
lots , 23c : t'atawbas , 275t30c : Malavas , per
50-lb. bhls. . net. $0.50 ; Malagas , pjr 55-lb.
bbls. , net. t7.)0 ) ; 7.50.
CAI.UOUNIA I'IIUITS There Is not much left
on the market ; pears. J2.50' 2.75 ; Muscat
grapes , slnglo ca.ses , J1.25 ; Tokays , double
cases , ? 3.
AIMM.KS The suuply Is light on this market ;
choice , per bill. , 4.50.
CnASliiuitiE3 Cranberries are arriving very
freely and aru In good demand ; Cupu Cod ,
per bbl. . $ G.OOS025 ; liull and bugle , JG.50 ;
Jersey , JD.70SG.OO ; bell and cherry , $0.
TIIOIH04I. FIIUITS.
IlANANAS l'rlcos remain about steady : jior
bunch , lai go. fi.OO J.&O ; per bunch , small to
medium , S1.75S2.00.
DEMONS Mebslnas , per box , J4.50lfJ5.00 ;
Klorldas , $5 ,
OIIANOKAMexicans or Klorldas , pur bov ,
13.20 : 0bololb , $3.
cent. The uniount of bulllnn withdrawn from
thn Hank of Knglaud on balance today was
JL'40.000.
IIIUK * . TAI.t.OW , KTO.
Hinns No. 1 green hides. 2'c ' ; No. 2 green
bides , 2c ; No. 1 green baited hides , 3c : No. 2
green salted bides. 2c : No. 1 green salted
hides , 25 Hi ! , , to 40 Ibs. , : ) c ; No. 2 green sailed
hides , 251bs. Io40 Ibs. , 2c ; No. \ealcalf.8
Ibs. to 15 Ihs. , 5c ; No. 2 veal calf. 8 HH. to 15
Ibs. . 3c ; No. Idry Hint hldos.5c ; No. 2 dry Hint
hides ; 4c : No. 1 dry suited hldos , 4c. 1'art
cured hldoE > 'ie per Ib. less than fully cured.
SlIKEP I'Ki.TS-Oroen halted , each , 35tt75c ;
green salted filiearllngs ( short wooled early
skins ) , each lOsBlOc ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early yklnsi , No. 1 , each 6itlOc ; dry
shearlings ( short , wnnird early skins ) . No. 2 ,
each De ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wo.il pults. per Ib. , actual weight , 10 ®
lie ; diy flint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool bolts P r Ib. , aclu-il weight , 1720c ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool poltK. per lit. ,
actual weight , OSlOc ; dry Mini Colorado mur
rain wool pells , per Ib , , actual weight , 7ff 0c ;
dry piece.- , and bucks , actual weight , 537c.
St. IDills Murlints.
FT. I.ot'is. Nov. 21 ri.oni-Steadier , but
unchanged ; patents , W.OOS3.15 ; c.Mra fancy ,
I2.052.7B.
\VniAT-i'elloirearly : ; , but turned later and
closed ' , < Tk'iC nbovo ycstorday ; cash , 557 c ;
November , OQJ.c ; Ducunibur , 50.'ic ; May ,
04 He.
Coax Advanced steadily and closed "ifl'Sc
above yesterday : cash , 33'ic ; Dcceiubui ,
32 'c ; January , 33c ; May , 3G3 c.
OATS-lllgher ; cash , 27'828c for sample
lots No. 2 ; December , flOVc.
KVK Scarce and wanted ; 44cbld.
HAIU.KV Quiet ; .Minnesota , 57c ; Iowa.
uOc.
lliiAN-Qnlot ; 59c on cast 1 rack ,
llAV-Dull and unchanged ; timothy , $10.00
© 12.50 ; prairie , t7.lOao.OO. )
J.BADyulei. . S3.2C.
KI'IITKUNominal : , $3.42i } .
KI.AX SF.ID Lemur , Jl.oa.
Ilim-Ku-I'iichangud : cioamcry , 2124c ;
dairy , lG' < ? 22c ,
KoiWrnchanged , lOJJlOc.
I'OIIN MIAI : , ( jiilnt. f 1.70.
WIIIKKV Moady ; $1.15.
ItAnuiNOrncliaiiged , 4'iUfic. '
i.'ono.s -rnchanged ; OSc JLOO ,
I'liovisio.vs-l'ork , quiet , * 15 ; lard , nominal ,
! 8.12i ! : dry silt munis unohaiued ; loose
siiouldei > , tfi.75 ; lungs and rlbi. J7.50 ; horts ,
J7.75 ; boxed loth. 15c moro ; bacon , unchanged ,
'Iooa J7l'0 ! ! lc"KS ! " " 1 l')1" * 'J ' ! Nllul'tH'
* ' ) j"5
KecKiiTS Hour , 4,000 bbls , ; wheal , 38,000
bu. ; corn , flj.noo liu. : oats , 8,000 bu.
Hllll'MUNTS-l-'Innr , 12,000 hbls. ; wheat , 00,000
bu.i corn , 03,000 bn. ; outs , 20,000 bu.
Uottou Market.
Nr.w Oitr.K\.i , ! < . Nov. 21.-fOTTOS-Stcady ;
middling. 7'5c ' ; low mlddllm ; . 7 , ' < c : low or-
( Unary , 0'4'c ; . et lecelpi , , , 1U.U14 hales ; moss
leculptH , 20,6(13 ( link's ; c.\portstiireil ) : llrllaln ,
4,5(12 bali'hj coastwise , 3,420 bales ; hale *
0.000 b.Uex ; fitoeU , 2l.0'J7 ) ! hales , rutnrcs-
Siilcs , 62,400 Imli'b' Nov umber , $7.28a7,30j
Deconvber , I7.40iii7.11 | Janiliiry , t7.576i7,68
. f7.i7ia.7.JH ( ( Jlaich . .
roliriiary. ; , 7.774i7.78
. , . . . , ,
, . . , .
ra7ihu. j.lyi | f7j.ia7iln. Jll1L | i
. . . i.v. Nov. 21 , roTTOX Qniotj mill-
- - > - > * > > tilt * l-\ + { IIIU | III | ll
< llln , 7 r-i.c ( ; leif \ middling 7'io ; Kood !
oiillnary , 7 13-lOc ; rpriuiits , 7(134 baien ; e.\-
porlx to Pr.ineo , (1,154 ( b.ilus ; sulus , 50 balus ;
INiorlii ( ir.ilu Market.
PICOIIIA. Nov. 21-CoiiN Market active and
Hteaily ; No. 2 , 3Gc ; No. 3 , 35o ; now No , 3 , 31'J
LUig-Mnrkut actlvo and hlghor : No. 2
wblto. 28yit20c ( ; No. 8 wblto.271iU2Hc.
KVK Market actl\u and ( Inn ; No. 2 , 47&48C.
WIIISKV Markut lirmj wlnu , * l. 10 ; spirits ,
ItKCKH-TS-Whoat , 3,000 bu. ; corn , 01,750
bu. ; oiitH , 02,700 bu ; iyi > . GOO bu. ; burluy , 12-
Hllll'iihSTK-Whoat , ' 2.400 bu ; corn. 13,050 ,
mi. ; out ! , , 14,300 bn.j tyu , none ; barley , 20(400
IMIUvailKru iUurKnt * .
UKKi : , Nov. ! M. l-'uiuii Btaudy ,
T-rirm ; No. 2 bprlng , 08c ; No. 1
noilhern. OSIJc.
CoilN-HlKhen No. 3.36ic. (
< ) Ais-\Veak ; No. 2 wluto , 200 ! { ,
JUlll.KV-Actlvu ; No. 2 , OOc.
lYE lull ) ; No. ) ,44c. .
I OIIK * r..7fii lard , 18.05.
HECEii-w-riour. 20.000 bbls. : wheat , 38,400
bu. ; hurley. 125,400 Lu.
Silli'MEXTs-Rour. 000 bbls. : wheat ,
uoiiu ; bailey. 110,70(1 ( bu.
Culleo .Murliul.
New YOIIK. Nov. 21.-COKrin Ootlons
opened oa y on ad verso cables , ruled moder
ately actUu but still easier under local
liquidation , but closud firm nt about lowest
liolnt ; sales , 21.5OO biign , Including : Janu
ary. 1G : rubruury. J10.b5y.10.llO ; March ,
5o.5 } > 5ill5.70j .May10,35ai6. iOi rienlvinlior ,
114.00 , Spot colTee , Itlo quiet , uuiiy bulllnn ;
> o. 7,111) ; uilld , yulel uuil unchuuacd ; L'or-
dovn , I20.00320.75i snlos , 5K ( ) bags No. 7 , DP-
cemlior s'llpincnt. 1Hi , ' : ) . CH | nnd firlsht.
SA.NTO , Nov 21. COHT.K sjnlel ; good nver-
ngo 15.400 i els per 10 Ml.ii. Itecel pis 7,000
baas ,
llAMiifuo , No * , 21. COMKI : WAI 'ic lower.
Ilullday at tlaiolmru Vnnoirow.
llAVlit : , Nov. 21 , Cot't'KR lUHower.
ItniiiK JAM.IIIO , Nov. 21. C < IITIK : Quiet'
No. 7 , exchange stiuxlnnl , 14,800 rcls per 10
kilos ; e.Ncbange , 10'i' .
Kniisas L'lty M irKrH.
ICANRASCITV , NtV. -\Vllf.AT ! { l ! higher !
No. 2 hind , fiOflSO'ic ' : No. 2 icd , mhbVir.
CORN < jc blghor ; No. 2 mixed , 30c : No , 2
Willie , 30ff.30'C.
OlTS-rirtn ; No. 2 ml.\ed , CCS'JG'tOt ' No. 2
white , 27"JSi' " ( ' 1.
Kim * Steady at 20' ' ; < ' .
live- Steady : Nu. 2 , 47.- .
Tl.AX SKRti-Weak ; 03IVJ Ic.
ritm5s.ftr ; > Oi- .
leady ; timothy , 18.00ii9.50i prallle ,
UO.
H Slow mid weak ; cieamory. 2024c ;
dairy ,
lU.cnit'Tsheat , Ifl.OuO Int. ; corn , 2,000
bu. ; aK none.
Hitli'MKNTs1 Wheat , IG.OOO bu. ; com , 2,000
bu ; oats , nqjic.
l.l\erponl Miirlirts.
IiviniM : ) i , , Nov. 21. WIIKATSteady ;
demand imiiciatc ; holders olTer mnderately ;
California , N'o. 1 , 5s 7(1'"is ( ' ) 8il ; led western
sprlmr. No. 2 , 5s Gil tis 7d ; No. 2 winter , 5s
2'icl < i,5s 3'8 < 1.
I'OIIN Steady ; demand fair ; mixed wcslein ,
4s Mid. _
Dulntli Wliniit Atiirliet.
DlM.trTii , Nov. 21. Maiket li regular.
( ilose : Nu. 1 hard , cash anil November , 07e ;
Deccmlier , ) " , ! ; May , ( iic ( ; No. 1 northern ,
cash , November. UOc ; December , OO c ; May
OOc ; on track , ( > jc
VVoul
ST. I.oui.s Nov. 21.Wool , Unchiuiued
either In tiino or price ; thu only sale repotted
was 82 bates on pi hate terms.
NVOt'KS AM ) 11M ( ) ) .
.Spccnlatlvn Securities Aetlvn nnd MrmiK
Throughout the I my.
NEW YOIIK , Nov. 21.--Wall street has not
experienced u day hi many weeks In which
the speculation on the Stock exchange com
bined strength with activity lu such a
marked decree as It iliil loilay. It was
practically a hull market all day , for though
there were occasional reactions , there was
no depression anil each hall In the upward
movement seemed only to give now buoy
ancy to the dealings anil borvcvl to attract
now purchasers , and while Sugar was the
stock most largely dealt In , the buying was
well distributed through the pencral list ,
other of the loading Industrials , the
grangers , Western Union and Ucadiiig also
coming In for n largo share of attention.
The buying in Sugar is said to have been
largely for the account of a local hear , who
not only Ueslroil to cover , hut also to ac
cumulate a load of long stock. It is saiil
private advices from Washington saj the
changes in the larllT will not be to any ex
tent unfavorable to sugar rclltiing interests.
The course of the stock was up illl day , openIng -
Ing at % ' . . ! and closing at 'JtJ1 , ttie last being
the best prlco of the ( lay. The roaclions dur
ing its great climb never exceeded * { per
cent anil wcro generally contlncd to the
smaller fractious. Thu preferred shares
rose - per cent on sales of loss than 500
shares. The other Industrials shared more
or less in the upward moVe , except Cordaeo
preferred , which fell off 2'j ' percent , while
the common stock rose'J'j ' , per cent , revers
ing yesterday's conditions , when the com
mon declined unit the preferred rose. Chicago
cage Gas advanced 1'Y per cent. Cotlon Oil
1 } per cent. I-ead preferred l11 per cent ,
Lead common ' < pet1 cent , Tobacco 1 per
cent. Distlllinj ; ' 4 percent and General Eieo
trio % per cent.
DislillitiK was sustained durimr the after
noon by the announcement that the presi
dent was opposed to an income tax , which
was regarde.l as favorable to an increase in
the spirits tax as a counter proposition.
Western Union was bougbt freely on reports
of government control of teleirraph lines.
The * grangers were in good demand and
tlieir prospects were not injured by the
declaration of the regular dividend In North
west common unit preferred mid St. Paul &
Omaha preferred. The closing figures were
the highest touched ami showed an advance
of 1'4 per cent lu Northwestern and St.
Paul , X poi1 cent in St. Paul & Omaha , Of
the coal stocks Now Jersey Central wus the
only weak spot. It being feared Us relations
with the Luhi' h Valley might involve it iu
the labor troubles on that road. Luckti-
wanna is up per cent , Delaware & Hudson
! > < per ccut ami Siisquehanua & Western U <
percent.
The Post says : There- has been prevalent
a notion that owing Io incidental lluctua-
tions , thecourse of the recent slock market
has been strongly downward. So far as concerns -
corns the general list this is not true. The
market's tendency since the currency legis
lation passed to break up into independent
groups , lias often been noted in this column
und there are sections of the market which
for obvious reasons have declined. But the
number thus affected has been small. Sug.ir
certitlcates. for instance , have fallen short
0 points since the opening of November ,
General Electric. 10 per cent , Collon Oil ,
G per cent , und Distilling certificates , 4 per
cent. But if Ihese slocks be excluded
from the reckoning and with them
ono or two others , such as r/uUvillo and
New Enirlaiid , which wcro depressed by
special influences , most people would bo as
tonished to discover how close are present
prices to tno opening quotations of the
month. The er.ingcr stocks , for which a
collapse of the most serious character had
been predicted , are ruling now within a
fraction of the last October prices. Uoday's
market merely served to de..ioustruio Hie
force of Iheio various coimideralions. A
movement , rather moro spirited than usual ,
to bid up the prices started a score of recent
sellers to buying uaeu their slocks , und Iho
movement , once started , for u time con
tinued of its own momentum.
The following are Hie closinprquotations of
the leading slocks on iho New York ex
change loday :
AtchlHon lll i Kortliuin I'.ictllc. . ( iaift
AilaniH UxpreHs. . . 14ii I do prnf'U 2'jijr
Alton. T. 11 ' . .lit , II. ! > . . 1) . iOulf. . . , 0
doprof'd. . 1:111 : NorthweBtwn. . . . . . 105
Amerlcjin I\PIIJSH : lir do pr. < ni
ll.iltlmoitt.iaido. . 70 Nuw pr.Vorl Central.
C.iu.liU IMclllc . 73 N. y. . .
Cumula Southern. , fil lOnturlo A. Western
Cantral Pacific . 18' < Orcjon Imp .
CJII-H. & Qlil.o . IHJi ; Oregon Nav . ll !
Chlcasro A. Alton. . . iir : O. H. U & U. N I
C. , H. i. y . M ) I'aclfluMall Ill
c. nan IVorla , Uco. iK. . . UJl
Cuntnltilnted Oas. . Kim , I'liiHUunr 148
c. co. . A , si. L . : tst ? t'lilhnan I'.dauu. . . 170
Col. Coal & Iroa. . . K ) Itcmllng- ' 'DJii
Cotton OH Ort . 3Js Kluhnioml Tor : t
Dol. & HinUon 131U ) ilu uivf'U 15
Del. I.avk. A , U'odt. IH'.I iKlofiramlo West. . U )
I ) . &U. ( ] . pruf'il. . . : HH ilupnifil 45
I.undo i ao < ! . < iiii'Jiuiioui.
Ijoxnox. Nov. 21. L'i | a ;
ConsnlH.inonuy. , U3 'fi < lilj7l xlo 1:1 : ordinary. * 1
Consols , uiM'nt. . . . . tn"t S ! , I'.llll eoiiiiion. . IIS
C.iii.iiltau IMullle. . 70" Sow > 'oi' . ( Uunlral. ] ( ) " >
Erlo l\ni nylv.t'.ili : filly
Kilo -JtU llnll-u loW
llllnola Uuiilr.il. . . . . . . ljx. P.m. now 48. . r-"lj'-
ItAll tilt.VEH 32'd ' pur ui.
ilo.suy Hi pjr CJIH ,
Itatu of dlM-'ount. lu Iho open markut for
both bliorl and thrcu months bllU , 2 ; pur
cent.
Now Vorli .Uiiiu
NEW Yoiiit. Nov , 21 , The following are the
mining ijuot itloiit ;
ciioiorT. ' , . . , . .7. . . , ' K' ) I'Junomh v'O
Crown 1'ohil 7.t Sk-lT.l Nevuilu. . . . 1411
Con. Uul , A , Va . . . , , JT : > st.inj ir.i. . . . . . . , . , lou
loKhvoo.l ) , . , . , , OtUnion | fun. . 11U
OonldA , Curry. . . . . ll'l , Vciloiv JuvUut UK )
lUlu A. Norci-o.iu. . . h.'i ini.i silver 11)
IloincbtuUu H7.r , juli'ic rillun' . , , . , , . , ! ' . ' &
Muxlvun , , , ion ilo pref'd. , . . , . , . I''OO
Ontario. . , , , , . . . , . . . . i.H Jutwer. . , , , 1U
tlDhlr. . 181
On tliu l.uuumi .unr n | .
NEW VOIIK , Nov , 21. The I'o t'a financial
i fiuui Ixjudun kuy : Nluu thousand
pntinili In cold rain * . In loilny from fhlm Unr
Kold was In llttlil Oemtiiid.'hut tliu tirlco
iincliaiitfoil. Tliyifar : .et uro tdlu. firnt
class Investment * l < Viay ( intlnupd to iUp on
cheat ) money. ATlHTicaiH ( ipened well , tlieii
hecamo dull and rnso ulrirpl v ul tliu clo < o.
Now .
NEW YOIIK , Nov.iCAv M < mv oxOAl.TKnsy
al U'i per cent ; laii loan , l per com : closed
at 1 percent. -
( loviiliNMR.NT livvw-l'lrm. Stale bonds ,
dull. „ |
The closing nil ililioni on lionrtv
TJ. a.In n > , . 'ilHt/4 / siTir"H. K. UJMI. M lint
II. H. Inuuiip . il'j < St. PaulC'iitiooN. . 1W !
tr. S. 4 > nHrer ; . _ ill. , SI. 1' . C. \ 1' . IHH. ( , ] lll )
I'aplllc ( ) of' "i. . . . , 1(1:1 : , 'T ' , 1' l < . ( I.Tr. HetH 7UMi
1.1. slrinipi'l 4 . . .1 11.11 T. 1 * . It. ( I.Tr. Hull ' - ' ( ) > (
Mlitioiirl Us . -ion- Union I'.iu. Isls. . . . lo.l
IIOHlon Sturk It
1103TON , Nov. ai. < 'ull loans , 2'JQ.4 ' per
cciil ; I line loins B'lffiO percent. CUnlngtiuo-
tntloiiN linstocks , bonds und mlnlngsbares :
Alcli..T. AS. V. . . . 1WH do liivfiTri' . ! IS
American HiKr.ir. . . IiirH Win. Central il' ' <
ilu pri'tiM-nil wn Ali'lilmiii 'JniN .W * *
Hay Slate ( las Atrlil un 4n HUM
Ik'llTul Iss ( leu. Kli-e.rM 71
llostuiitV Allitniy . 'JO lit AlliMiexMlnluirCu. V. >
llummi A. Maine . . llt' ' Alliinllo 7'i
C..1I , VJ hl ( Iki-lun \ Moiilun.l vr >
lleneral uion ; mv Ilii'te > V lUsioii. . . . MX
Mexican ( ' ( irrnl. . ( I t I.iliiiuel \ llwln. . ' . ' < . '
. . . . ' . '
N. Y..VM.K Ux-H feiiiiMinlal 'M
Old Colony 177 Vr.mklln 11
( > re , Sboit Line. . . . (1 ( 'Kearsane ' II
Uillilii'r 41) ) Osrcnila .Ml
S.m DIeiro ,1 onhify 1(15 (
ITiilon Pni-llli' H'4 it.unar.ifU 135
WctttlliKli. iieo. : . . . 'J4.i < | ,
Knu I'raueiscii .Mining ijniilulliins ,
S\.s riiAM'lsco , .VH. ai. Theonii'lalcln-.Ing
iiuiitatlons for mining slooUs today \\oi-i ) as
Alia . .MI i.Mi-xli-an . lad
Ill-lie lulu . . . . r I.MOIIII . 1.
llJlclii-r . ! W INavalo . r
llcul .V lloiehei- . . . . 310 uueon
lloilliiCon II ) Olililr 111.-
llalwer 1(1 ( 1'olosl I'.O
Cliullav HO Savnmi 105
Con. C.il. A.Va 110 Sierra Nevada infi
Cniwu I'rilnt SI ) UlllllllClM 11. %
( ioiild .VCmry 1 in tllal 10 !
Hali'AXi > ivross. . . II. Yellow Jnrkct. . . . llfi
I''liinnulil Notes ,
Nuw OHMUXS , Nov. 21. C'luarliiRs , ! 3,388-
C03.
KANSAS Cirv , Nov. ai.-Clcarlngi , $1.431-
555.
llAl.Ti.MOHK. Nov. St. Clearings , ! -V-7tf,333 ;
balunccs. J200.000.
I'AltlH , Nov. 21. Three per cent icntus , 08t
OOc for tin ; acuiiunt.
I'llll.Alir.l.cillA. Nov. 21. dealings , $12,370-
051 ; Imluncus , $1,702,103.
Nuw YoilK , Nov. 21.-JloarlliRS ( , $101,504-
715 : balances , if > ,408,137.
MKMI-HIS Nov. 21. Oli > arln s , ? 4H7,15uj bU- :
ancos , J145.034. Now Vork > ! \cianiu ! selling
at par.
UI.NCI.XXATI , Nov. 21. Clearings 11,811,860.
Money , 07 per cunt. New Vork e.xcliange ,
00tt70c prumunii.
110STON , Nov. 21. Clearings 114,500.080 ;
balances , $1,372,087. K\cbnnguon Nuiv York ,
par to lee premium for cash.
ST. 1.0UIH. No * . 21. Cluiiilncs S3.012.180 ;
balances , 5720,342. Jloney , quiet at 7518 pur
cent. Kvcbangu on Nuw York , 75jj,00c
prcinliiiii. -
KIIICAOO , Nov. ! ! ! . ( 'I6arlilg4 , $14,807,000.
Now YoiU uxcliniigD , BOu pridiilum. Siurllng
excliangodullactual , $ t.8U'1ftl.tio'U ' , Honey ,
llriu at 37 percent.
OMAHA r.irii TOCIC M
Cattle Trade Surrnltnit with 1'nor .Stork
Hogg ( ! o UITu klclci'l In 1'r.ce.
, i TrnsiiAv , Nov. 21.
Hccolpts for the iw'st t'.vo days , compared
with the flrst iwq'tiayi } of last week , show
an increase of atout. ,1.501) ) cattle anil 500
nogs , while sheep , h.iyo fallen off about 500
head. " , '
The cattle market was very dull. Ripe
beeves , bath natives and westerns , were in
good demand and'stroag , but they were also
mighty scarce. JjL'hU and oilier markets
have bseu surfeited \vithconimon shortfed
cattle and tail-end rangers and the natural
result lias been a break in values. Dullness
in the feeder trade has also contributed to
weaken the market , and cattle that were
not fat sold lc to Lie lower than the close
of last week. Mtiturail native beeves at4.00
to $5.25 were quotably strong , but the
general run of stuff at from ? Ji.iO : up to fcl.lS
was weak and unevenly lower. There \vero
some westerns hero peed enough to sell
readily at 1 rout $3.70 to VJ.S3 , but cattle on
the Texas order sold badly at around W.2."i to
1.3. ! ! Business was dull throughout , and nt
the close n good many common cattle wcro
unsold.
The cow trade was slow and prigei lOc io
lrC lower all around. Offerings were liberal
and the demand already ovcrsupplicd. The
bulk o tne fair to good butchers , ' Htuff
cliaugcd hands at from J' ' i0 ! to $2.50. Veal
calves were steady , helling up to $ .1 and
common large stock was lower , selling uown
to SI. .Bulls and oxen were generally a shade
easier , selling around f 1.10 to J2.50.
Business in feeders was all but dead.
Largo stocks on hand and a very restricted
country demand had a tendency to give
traders the blues. Prices were liardlj < iuot-
ably lower , but thov ought to bo low enough
to bring buyers. The feeling was very nc.nk
quolcd at from i.SU to $ ) . ; { ( ) : fair to good at
.from $2.50 to Si.SO , with inferior to fair
grades at from $2 to $2.40 ,
IDAHO.
HOfdri. . .1100 275 1 sir , IK'IO'JO
60 fdis. . 1127 .2 5015 slui-l" . . 1171 2 8'J
WWMI.M1.
\f > fdrs. . 1131 2 75 75 cons. . 033 2 45
40 cows , OHH 2 45 1 feeder. 13110 2 50
H Mrs. . . . ! ! ' . ! 3 16 2Mrstli ; bill ) 2 00
1 steer..1270 3 35 15 htuorM.M7H 3 35
30 Htuuii. 1222 3 00 11 sll-i.tlg 024 2 30
1 sli-cr. 1220 3 00 1 slei'i.1050 3 111) )
130 fdrs..1118 2 Ii5 61 co\\s..llli ( ) 2 (10 (
1 steer. . . 1110 3 35 21i ( svt'l-.1457 3 (10 (
10 Mrs. . 1101) 260 1 si our. . . 10(10 ( 300
lines -Receipts wore llbcr.il and the < | ual-
It.V good , but with no shipping or speculative
demand ami bad reports from both hogs uuil
[ irovlslons in Chicago the advatico of Mon
day was partly lost and sell-jrs had to sub
mit toan average decline of about fio.
Tlioro was a very active loi'.il demand and as
sellers are not disposed to hold their hogs
very lontr just now the movement was brisk
anil iho pens were emptied at an early hour.
Choice hogs of all weights sohl up to $ Y3S
auu rough packers to light pigs went at
from $ , " > 'J5 down to $ .1.15. r'or fair to good
hogs without regard to weight it was prac
tically u $ r > . : ) market , the big bulk of iho
offerings going at that lipuro , as against
Jj.M Monday and $5.00 to $ .VOTi one weulc ago
today , liepresentatlve sales :
Xo.
71. .
ui. .
01. .
d7. .
60. .
( id. .
611. .
78. .
55. .
611. .
6H. .
(14. .
35. .
70. .
50. .
50. .
53. .
74. .
75. .
(1O. .
(13. ( .
110. .
75 .
57. .
78. .
40. .
(18. .
74. .
(15. .
02 .
65. .
(17. ( .
111. .
71. .
53 .
cms AND uouuii.
3..313 120 4 00
SIIUKI * The receipts consisted of a couple
of loads of fed natives and they sold readily
at & ) . ' . ! 0ff'I. ( ! ! . ' ) , or good strong prices. The do-
maud is good from all soiuves and the mar
ket is Ilnn. Fair togoo.l inlives , S2.fiUi'J.50 ; ( ;
tair to good westerns , § U.'J."iij'J.i."i ( : ; common
and stock sheep , $ l.iiO2.-i ( ? ; good to choice
40 to lOO-lb. lambs , ? 2.5J ( < il.17 > . Representa
tive sales :
No. Av. I'r.
100 natives mixed 100 $320
00 natives , mlxud KIH 3 25
1 buck 100 200
Hpcoipts mill Ulnpo < ltliiu ot Stock.
Onicbil recalpU and dlsi | ullljn of sto-
hewn by thubo.iksof thu IJuloii Hluj'c V
scoiiipany for thu twenty-four hours ending at
6 o'clock p. in..November 21 , ,1803 :
IlKCKIIMS.
CATTLE.
( 'lilcaRO l.islueK Alurknr.
C'llK'Ado , Nov. 21.The iiilot | lonu of the
cuttle iiuukot re--.diii'd iinchaimed , Tbeiu-
celpts weie siiriTi (0,000 bead ) and the demand
wus ditto. As to pilccs , they umoltlioiil
noicept Ibloiirlntlon. . TIM y landed fromM.25
to J5.00 for mtlve- , and from * 1.50 lei J3.25 for
rangers , and weio sieady there. A fnrllim
advanci ) in the London maiKel of Ue did not
appear Io IKIKI tiny ullccl on this mai Kul :
neither did the fact thai the nrol | > ts ucro
lliht ; and likely to contlniiu MI. 'I'heru was no
competition hi'tucen buyui's und thu host thai
heller.si ould ilowustu liotd Monday's pi ice .
Thu Mipply conslsled about ciiniilly of natives
and rancors. Thu fiirinur xild mostly ul 61.80
tn $5.15 , and from t2 to $3.35 took ( lit ) bulk of
tbo latter. There wus u lltllii liujulry for
htockersund feediirs at from $2.25 to ? 3.75 ,
and \enl calves Hero Him lit fiom t2.'J5 to
J5.85.
' riom 16c to 25c per 100 lb . lower" was tbo
way thotialchiiiuii iiuoled Iho IIOK maiket any
tlmu after 10 o'clock. It did uupen iiultu so
hud as that ; Indeed lie ! early siile.s did nol In-
dlcuto u di'cllno of miiio than fiiiiu lOc to 15c ,
but. the dullness und weakncs.bucamo moio
and moro Intense as ( be day advanced , At
thuclusu$540 was thu top for li ht weights
and K > ,35 bought choice heavy , whlhi oidlnary
packlnu loth chuii ed hands nl from $5.10 to
15,15. The MuaKness was attributed to yeslor-
day'h decline In provisions , Oljvliiusly it was
nut duo to recent or inosp.'cllvn huiivy ro-
celpl.s. The tinlviilh tlncinlurday amount
to barely 42,000 head , which Is 7,500 less than
for thosamu tliiio last uncle , IH.OOOhns thiiii
last year and 43,000 less than In IhOl. The
uiaikut llnlshed heavy.
Tin ) uiii.\pecled Incieaso of nearly 22.000
over thu MUIIII time last weeK , and that In t\u >
daya , In Itself a half wucK'nMipply. lias ii | > icl
all calculations and hcailerud all theories to
the wind as icttaids the niiinhur ofshDupto
coinn to maiket mid iiKaln has brought julceH
down to thu iiilnously low lan u of too or
tbreu weukii hack and 20 < ; to 30 < : limurthiui
liihtweek. AllhoilKb buyeiHKathurcd In ovei
18,000 usturltiy ( , thu mitrla-t. closed 1,000 to
2,500 can led ovorj , makliiK Ki.OdOon sale lo-
duy , far lee lar u a niiinhur with a blK inn In
slKhl for lliu lemalndcrof thu week. I'oor to
common iiatlvim sohl ut fion , f- . Io 'i'2.50 ' ;
bo.iiiitbliuu tillht better from fJ.25 lofti.GU ;
the bust from $3,50 to ft.7fi : ; u fuw yeailliiK
wulberxut from fl.25 lo1.7.ri. Tliln and com
mon lambs from $ -,60 to 2.75 ; sDinuthlnx H
trlllJ belter Horn M. to 13.25 : fair to good
from $ : i.2.pi toW.76 ; tbo lit'si , ; 1.25 ,
KecehilHi Cattle. O.OOli huail ; calve , 600
head ; bo s , IM.OUDlioad.slie.jp ; , 14uOOhuad.
TlmKvtMiliigJoiirail r > < | ) > irli :
OAiri.K Iteciilnts , 11,000 head , Including
l,5uOTexiins and 1,600 nestunih ; maiKut rilow
and biirely sleadj ; Kood to idiolcu hteer ,
lM,75fi5,6'l ' ; mudllim , ? t.0)iil.(15 : eominon ,
* alo//.3,75 ; enwii , 75c' < tJ2.7i > : Htookcrs and
feudurs , * J.25j J.OO ; westoills , JJ.50Jl3,75 ;
Tuxans , J2.25i.3.16 ,
lloos Keculplh , 18,000 head ; maiketononud
10i : loivor , itilliiK W-i'2'M lower ; louah and
common , f5.00iii6.10 ; packers and Milpulni ; ,
f5.16Uii,36pilmih''avy ; ) and butchers' welchlx ,
* 5.25i80.55 ; lljlit , > 5.2..15.6.1.
.Siutf : AMI Minis Krciilpts , 14,000 heud ;
markutdemoialUed ; 2JU4IA : lower than lust
1'ilday.
> itir York l.ivo ntouli 'Muiliet.
NKW Vouit.Nov. 21. IlKavus Iteculpls , 600
bead ; no trading ; diuiseil beef slow at UQUIiii
peril ) , fornatlvusldes , Ktiiopeunuablusijuoted
Or OcbiMstcJ Wo.-.oo , tliculd ua
BRADFIEUJ'S FliMALE REGULATOR ,
Every inijre teiit possesses superb Tonic
propci titi ntid certs a wonderful influ
ence in toii-rjj up an > l strei'dlheninfj her
tystcni , by driving through .the proper
channels : tll impurities , Health and
Mreriglh fjuura Jtecil to result from its use.
IM.iirn. . ivho iv brtirlililen forolgU.
.inihn , aftt-r u lnu llrailfleltt't
Jlcffiitalor fur fuu munili * it
J M. JoBNiim. Mnlvcrn , Ark.
IltutiLiTou On. AtUiiln , U > .
guul ty UiUjUiu tt $1.00 i.tf buUlu.
American MCI > M nt lOf-ilJc iict Ib diessod
welRlil ! n frlitor.itod ti-ef H'- '
l'A1Vi ! - | { ei < i > | | ) t , 3(2 ( b-idi prl.-os le.ily ,
veal , tS.oo S.oOi wesl-in i-.ii\ < M.in.
SIIUKIUrcelpti , 8.SOO li.-.id. maikiM Hull
and oulet ; sheep. | i or t > fair , J2.50.c3.76 !
Iambs , decent to choice , ? I.2H ,5.12' , ' .
HOT ; Hecelpts , 3.1 1'l ' beadi iiniu on sales
mill hut nominally \\cul ; ul '
Knnsm City I , Hiti > c
KANSAS CITV. Nov. at. fiTn.r.-llecelpts
0,600 bead ; shipments , 4,600 bead ! mai-
Kot slow and wunk ; Tuvat ileers , t2.4Oi
4,15 ! Hb ppliiR Hirers J 1. 1085.251 "lexus
? i i ' , MJ\5l , Vw * ' Jl.26n3.25 ; ImtcberH-
° C " ft-edeis , J2.45
Q305
lioos-Keoolpt 7,000 beads shliiiieiil | ,
n "y.l niatket lK5.20c ( lower : bulk , t5.3ii
, , , , , ! } ' - liacklnu and mixed. * .Y16T&
6.20 : ll hts , Voikers and tila < . $5.l6ii' .6n.
M ! , ' ' ' " 1U'00I , | > ! M' "i100 lll'l'l ! <
1,000 bead ! maiket slow and dull.
St. l.otm l.lvo Slnok Miirl.-M.
, ST1 1'Otim , Nov. ai. t'ArTi.n-Ueceipu 3 Oito
bead ; shipments , 800 head : market sl advi
fair to coud natives , J3.26 < it4 V ) : oHetlnL's
J'1'1 ' ' ; Tevisnnd Indian steers , strong , tJ ( ,0ifi
3.30 ; cows , $1.60 < J2.40.
i rl'srl ! ? ! ! < ; ol'llls' | , 4'H1 | ( > IIPII ! | ! "hlpmcnls ,
1.600 head
: marUi-t 15U20c hiwei ; Imnxy ,
" -"Ui } > .45 ; mixed , 8-1. 00'if-.35 : IlKht. t : > .ou1 > i
Snr.r.i'-KecoliitP. 1,500 head : sblpments. 400
lloaV.J olli'Jll"'t v" ' d.v ; oed nilM'd nallxo ,
} 3.00iij3.75 ; common stulV. fl.5Oii2.50.
Slinix city \\Vf \ \ Mock .MiirUcl.
SlolIXV.T.V ! > .N'llv'-1- lltliq-1l't' ) ! ' 1"ls , 2,800
i
Imad ; nlllcbil yesterday. 303 headi shln-
mrlls ! ' n..ini. ( ! ' "aikel ftjb'UV lower at S5.IOQ.
5.20 : bulk , * 5.16 , active.
rAT,1J-.BrHl'll" | | ' ' ' l.'llf ( liPadtoHI. lal yester-
day,2H ( , head : shipments. 171 head : butchers'
stock lower , others steady.
Stock In Mghti
Kccolpts of livestock at tii' > four piln-lpil
nustuin maikets 't'uesilay , Noxemb'f 21 :
, . . , _ , , I'atllo. lloirs. Mioi'p.
SouthOmaba . 4,333 4,30il 200
( hlcaco . 0,000 1H.OOO 11.000
Kansas City . 0,500 7,000 2,10 ! )
= 1. l.otlU . 3,000 4,800 1,500
Total . 23/733 IlTiTbii
lc\Vltt's Llttlo Harlj Hlscrs. Small pills ,
safu iillls , best pills.
Mirrl : : < in Liccn ri.
The following tuarrlapo licenses xvcro
Issued yesterday :
Name anil Address. AITO
. ( Albert Woolsuy. Unmhti . ' ' ' 2J
I Nora Styeis , Onnha . [ . . . 17
U'liailes I' . Michel. Omaha . ' 27
( l.llu l' . ISiown , Omaha . 17
. ( 1'rank .1. Klhak , ( rnaha . 30
! Itoso M. Hcinska , Omaha . 22
Kred W. Anderson , Omaha . 25
Mai-gai ulS. Hopper , Omaha . 20
j Solomon HcrRstedt. Valley. Neb . 30
I Hilda J. Ktlckson. Valley , Nub . 2J
Olaf K. I'cdei-son , Omaha . 31
Annie I ) . Hanson , Omaha . 18
J.Michael Hart , South Omaha . 32
I Katie Noone , South Omaha . 20
Nccll Tiank , Omaha . 20
Maiy Itukuc , Omaha . 20
Myron llarr , Cottonwood , Minn . 60
Stella A. Knowlton , Valley , Neb . 40
Archlo T. Shaven , Omaha . 21
Kittle 1' . JIstelhurM , Omana . 23
.1 Custavo I.aKC , Washington , Neb . 27
I Macglo StoltenuerB , Doir.'las. Neb . 21
Cure Indigestion anil biliousness with
DeWitt's Uttlo Karly Hlscrs.
IS THE BEST.
* RELIEVES PROMPTLY nd
CURES QUICKEST.
, XXVO t D
SUBSTITUTION
IM Hl ) lIi'LV M-JJ it is
v * ' not strnnpo that SOUK p oplo do
wrong through Ijjn jmnoo , ethers frotrt
n failure to lnvosllj.nlto as to tlto ri lttoi.
wronp ot ix matle.r Hut it Is str.uigoi
thntindivldutils and ttnn * . who are ( o'.l.V
nwnro ol Iho rights of ethers , \\lllj1 ) or-
slst In porpetrfitlliR frnttdii ttpon tiiom.
IH h-tunod , woaltliv innnufroturinjf
firms will olTor ntul Roll to rol.itl nier-
chnnts , iirtlctcs whluli they know to bo
Infrin otnontB on the rights o ( propi'lo-
tors , and iinllnliousot well known goods.
\Vo want to sound it nolo of wurnlujr td
Iho retailers to bjw.iro ot Bitoli iinlttx-
tionsutid HlmulnUonsof "C'AurHii's Lli'-
TIK Livr.lt 1'tl.i . " \\Mton they nro of
fered io you , rotuso thonr , you do not
want to do wrong , and you don't wunl to
lay youraolt lltihlo to n lawsuit , lloa
Kninklin said "tlonosty U the boil poli
cy'1 : it U liiHliu Iruo Unit "llonoaly
UioboHt
Fine Cooking at How ,
Koine people think that
they cannot procure
the ( loliuiito soups und
MUU'OS iiiul lU'lU'loiw
inutlo ilishos which nro
peeuHur to the best
French cooking in tholr
homos , Hut by IHO of
Company's
Extract of Beef
ivs n stock for Soup * ,
Sauces. Miulo l-MaliuH ,
they can bo mmlo easily ,
olicivply , und sucocssfiil-
ly ut homo.
N. It. tictiho Kenulno Liebi-r OO'if-
FANY'S ' und avoid dcs.ippointmL'iit ,
Sao that the sK'imtu-a of Jrsri'H XON
I.IKIIUI M fn blue
IN TRANSIT.
Tho/'ir/.TO.V JiMSlMTOK CO. . | i- , , | ,
ron. in. , u. &N. W. Uy. , will brush who tr.
scour birloy. or cllu o.its tit ono cent per
busbul. Kour yu.irs e\peieiiL'o. ! lluvo your
grain donned niiduxhanuo Its v ilnn.
Inquire of your acont foromin ; particular !
or uudrcsa
FULTON ELEVATJR CO. , J
Fultou , 111. <
Union Stoo'i ' Yards Cjmpiay ,
SoutTi
Oeit Cnttla Ho ondShoeii uiirxat U ti > ITJIV i
' (
1 HOUSt > .
Wood Brotte
Live Etojlt CommU loa Maraliunt * .
? O'lth Om ha olop'.iana 1157. Cbloin
JOHN O. DAUHMAX , I .
w.M/rui : u.v. . oj.
Market reports by mall and wire cheerful
arnlihod uiioii .ippflciitlon
WEL&T
Meyer Extra Quality 20 ,
KTew Jerseys 20 and 12 ,
Amazons 20 and 12 and 12
Excelsiors 45 Straight *
Sta. " Hnind private prices. Hlj ; stock I'clt Hoots , German Sox and
Scud for price list. No goods ut retail.
ZACHARY T. LINDSEY ,
OMAHA , NRB.
_ _ '
WHE"RE DIRT GATHERS , WASTE RULES. "
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
BAGS&TWI1TJ33I TENTS , ETft.
Bcinis'Onia'iI ' l Omaha Tent-Awning
COMI'ANV. CJMI'A.NV.
Importer * mil iiirv
Hirers of Hour acn ! , HOUOR COVKI18.
linrlnpi , Ivrlir. ) . Illl Knrnnm
BOOT3 AND SHOES.
'
Morse-Cos Suoj Conp3ny. :
lilt llovsrl n
Haleiroom nnil Onioo-inZ-IIJI-
Howard St.
j-nctorr-IIIJ-llSI-IISl
We no Ilia osi.v Manufitur r * of llooti nl
,0 . to
ouruutrfuctor/
DRY GOOUg ,
FURNITURE. | GOAL.
Omaha Upliolslerin Johnson Uros ,
CUMI'AXV. WllOLKSAr.VICOAU
Upbolilcreil turnlture , Farium Slrvel ,
Mcnuu. tt Uuuliu , iJeJ.
HARDWARE.
Hector & Wllhelmy LolM & Linn ,
COMI'A V.
Dciln > In hirtwir ) I'll
Corner lllli and Jacktou inuciiMiilo' loot *
Hlrooti. Hit IKiujMii Sinn' ,
_ HATSjj5Ta | _ IHON ' WOItlCB.
\Y. \ A. L. Gibbon * Co Onuha'Safc and Iron'
Whulomle \VOIIK4.
Iliti , rails , tr i iiooilt. t-nfoi.vHUlll. Jull < rni I.
nlovoi. mlileni. litu Iron kliuttvn anatlrutfj-
nd Jturno ; ntruuti. c i'0 > , ( iui AuJrooj , Kill
uiid Jnckkon
COMMISSION. LUMBER.
Branch & Co. John Walielslu ,
luiHirt3ilAmcrlc | n 1'urt-
I'roduce. frutti ol n. . | lund cement , Mlloau-
kou cement a
klndi.ojilen. while llmo ,
Liqubita. | STOVE REPAIRS
Frldt & Herbert " , OinaniSlovellepilc
\VOHKH. .
Wbolnale liquor dcaleri and HuterattnoliiiienU
for HRV klnJot i
1001 Karnam Ut. wila IIM--
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co Standard Oil Co.
Corrr a full ituc't of
prlntlnxl wrapping aaj llnDned and
pupori ,
vlli , mlt tutu , * t