i < I
L < 5 THE OMAHA DAIEY BEE : SRTDAY , 2 , 180-1.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Borera ! raToraWo Factors Bent Wheat Up
and Other Grains Followed.
SMALL RECEIPTS A CONSPICUOUS ITEM
Death of tlio Cxsr Influenced Some
anil Sent December AVho.it Up to
Ilfty-Thieo Cent * on 111
1'lrit Journey.
CHICAGO , Nov. 1. Diminishing receipts ,
steady foreign markets , the dcalh of the
czar nml good buying sent wheat up loday ,
And December closed So higher. Corn
climbed. Into the band wagon with n ? c
Bain for Mny , and May oats added ? c to
yesterday's closing- . Provisions were dull ,
but slightly higher.
Another dny of comparatively small re
ceipts of wheat nt Minneapolis ana Duluth
w&t the most conspicuous Item of the curly
news , and It hnd a bullish effect upon the
market. There were buyers at yesterday's
closing- prices ns soon us the trading com
menced , and sellers were reluctant to part
with much nt that. December , which
opened at M c , rose to 53c In about an
hour , but dropped back In the next hour
to from 62',4o to 528c. < . May ranged nboul
4 6-lCo over December. Cables all the
opening came firmer , and New York re
ported some acceptances of yesterday's
cable offerings to Antwerp. Foreigners
were reported ns buyers of fulurca there ,
nnd some buying orders from Liverpool
were received here nlso. The czar'a death
Influenced some buying- orders , which sent
December wheat up to We on Its llrst Jour-
Jiey , but II sold down ' .4c , as already men
tioned , A subsequent rise to a shade beyond
D3c was ascribed to a letup In the volume
of the receipts , a partial confirmation of
the tulle of the USD of wheat for feeding ,
nulllclcnt to Influence a great deal of buy-
Ing. On the second advance , 63c tu & 3V c
wus the top. and the close was at 63c.
Iluslncss In the corn pll was fairly good
nnd nt generally Improving prices. Ile
celpts were Hllghtly less than had been
estimated. The bulls showed more con
fidence than they did yesterday. They
were less nfrnld of feeders In the east
toeing soon swamped wllh Ihe new corn
from the 1.200WOWXi , bu. crop. May corn ,
which closed ytst rday at B0c , started with
sellers at that and with buyers at over
COHc , nnd with some sales at from MHsC to
GOHc. It Improved gradually until It struck
do. ami after 'Ac reaction It rose to
01c , and wns llrm al GlHc at the close.
Trading- the oats market was limited
and fluctuation.1) were entirely In sympathy
with corn. Mny started nt 32c , sold
down to from 32 > ,4a to 32c. up to from
32o to 32c , nnd shortly before the- close
was selling at 32c , It closed at 324e.
Provisions were steadied by the steadi
ness of the grain market. They were , how
ever , held In narrow bounds. Trading was
at a standstill during the greater part of the
session , orders from outside being scarce.
January pork IB 2' c higher nnd ribs 6c
higher ; lard unchanged ,
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. LOW.
\Vli JitNo.
Nor. MM 62 81 K B2
Ui-c . 'iW BU
Kay . 57HSM
Coiti Ko. 2. .
61 3 < BUK
Dec . COM 61 M
Mtiy .
On IB Ko. 2. . .
Nov . zsw
BUM SUM 20 k
Mny
I'crk per bbl
Jan 11 80 n 87 11 77K 05
Liird.lOOIbs
J.in a 81'H 0 H7h , 0 8 ! i OS
Way II U7H 7 W
Short lUbs-
Kov. . . . . n oiK n 02H 0 OL'S
Jun c ; . u U.-H S US
Cash quotations were f\a \ follows :
AVHEAi : Nd 3 sprlne. S3'flS7 > tcj No. < 1
rprlnir. nominal ; No. B red , C2',5 iBlic. !
COUN No. 2. C2 > io ; No. S yellow , 0214C.
OATS No. 2. 28\c ; No , 2vh.t , J2ViQ33c ;
No. 3 white , Sl-TJftSZJic.
31TB No. 2. ! 4c.
11AHLKV No. . 2 , W55c ; No. 3 , , B5 p7Uc : No.
t , nominal.
FI.AX SCKD No. 1 , 11.41.
TlMOTlir HKBI } Prime. J5.CO.
1'ltOVISIONS Mrf.i pork , p < r l > bl. , $12.000
12.1254. I.artl , pr 10J ( bs. , J'J.92i483.3j. Blilort
rlljs , ultlea. i < utp , 4 .IO JC.1V Dry salted shoul-
ilera , toxed , IJ.llVMS.ijchart clear slO-H , baxcJ ,
.37i4fiC.M.
AVHISKY Dlstllleis1 flnlsheil seeds , per pal. ,
J1.23.
SUQATlS-Cut loaf , JD.1S ; granulated , J4.33 ;
tJldanl A. 11.38.
The rollowlnu were th receipt ! vnd ihlpmenti
today :
Onlho Produce oxonan a today th Imttor mar
ket 'was firm t creamery , I33''o ; aalry , 12Q10C
fn.-8.tlnH ; ITMKia c ,
Unltlmore qraied | C.23C libla. of llnur.
LlverHXl | tocks : \Vlicnt. 3 , 0,000 bu. ; Hour
11S.OOO nacks ; corn , l.CO6C < bu.
I'JUIaJelf'hla clearances : Wlient , 2,517 bu.
corn , l. CObu. . ; outs , 17.6S9 bu.
IloHlon clrumncear Flour , 24.900 bbls. ; wheat ,
Itt'00/tu , : corn , 2VO bu , ; oata. 41) bu.
: i Cloning cnbtos : I'arla and Antwerp closed on
-account of liolldny. Hcrlln , 1 mark lower.
" * * rt-'waa reporttd Ihnl ten loadu of wlient were
- taken at New York and flCleen nt out iiorta.
t-Mlnneapoll ri'crlveil 41S cars of wheat , Diilutl
. Lait year Mlnnenpolls received C 5 cars and
lutU 117.
r Primary receipts of wheat , 610.000 bu. : ship
ments , 432.000 bu. 1'rlmary receipts of corn , 118-
000 bu. ; shipments , 1,000 bu.
W t"on & Co. of .Minneapolis say : Recelptn
today ami yesterday are rallier llRhli Rome paj
they -will continue llwht. otliiTB ny that the let.
up Is entirely due to Iho wet weather of the j > asi
lew days.
lU-crlK > lin's Ixiinlon cable , 1 p. in. : Cargoes oft
coast : Whent llrnily held ; coin , nothing offering
Da paesaRc nnil for vhlpmtnt : WhViit and corn
quieter. French counlry inaiketp , qulrl.Vathe
In Knsland , liner. Liverpool , 1 p. m. : Wheat
Bpot at opi-nlns , firmly held ; corn , moderate dv
rnand.
Cincinnati I'rlco Current ray : Hut little com
plnlnt concernlns Browlntr wheat cr ' | ) . U con
tliuica backw.inl In growth In twme reglonB
KKrm cn' Cellverlea of wheat continue limited
they prefcrrtnu to hold or feed lo atoik , which
practice la fully maintained. There l connlder
able iirogrms In Fecurlnx corn , some brlnp
crlLlnnl. Trnor oC rvturtis alxiut aa | > revlou l ;
Blven. a < lo yield and conditions. AVwK'H rack
inB , 320.000 IIOK * . BKnlnut 203,000 la t year. Tola
( or eight months , 8,650,000 , oealnsi G.TiO.OOO liu
jear. _
KKW YOUK UKNKIl.VL.M .Milt 1C T.
Yeitcrilny's Utintutliiiit on Fluur , Drain niu
I'rovlnliiiit. Alntiiln , Klc
NEW YOHK , Nov. I. rrXIUIl necelpta. 22,20
bt'ls. ; exnnrls , 33,500 , bbls , ; union. 20,003
market steady , but demand llxht. except fo
tprlnc i > alent anil winter Btrnlghls. Southern.
flour , more nrtlve ; salen , 450 pkRi. ICye Hour
dull ; sales , 3 > bbla. Uuckwheat Hour , firm ; | 2.0Q
( prin.
IIIICKWJIKAT Steady ; &Xf63c.
COUN HKAIrirm ; miles. Z.IW nicks ; jellcn
vreitrrn , I1.15VI.1S ; llrandywlne , M.10.
UYK Nominal ; car lots , 5J < jMc ; boat loads
1IA1UJ3Y Steady ; No. 2 Milwaukee. Ele.
HAIILUY &IAI.Y Nominal : western. 70 < 8T5c.
WHEAT llecelpts , i .V bu. ; exports. 107.00C
bu. ; vales , 3.HO,0 > JO bu. futures and I.OW tm. tpnt
Spot , dull ; No. red. In store ami elevator
L5H ; atloat. Mjoi f. u. ! > . . f , ; ic ; > 'i > . ] northern
tltjc. delivered ; No. 1 hard , Ml ! \ d.-llvered. Op
tloni llrm all the mornlnt nnd Irresular In th
afternoon , finally closing Ktronx nt Sc net nil
vane * . Cuntllctlng- stories about the ciar's death
elllntf by l'mli-Mtre In fhlcaK" , oiverlni ! b
horts , small Interior receipts und unsettled en
ties caused the variations here ; Nu. Z red , Jun
uary , IT.ilfSJ'.ic , clo wl 07Hc ; Kelirunry , close
MVici March , closed MVic ; May. SO M fi61c
closed COTic ; November , closed ii > ic ; December
U 15-lMlCt'sr. clon-,1 Sc. .
' COUN lln-rlpts , 4.WW t.u. : eiports , U.900 bu.
'sales , 580,000 bu. futures and no spot. Bpot mar
kct. dull but linn ; No. 2. fcOc In ptnrc ; eic dellv
eml ; new unirnidfl. 67c , delivered ; No. i , new
I7c , delivered. Option market K nerully stron
on s od coveringby shorts , prospects of furthe
wet wrather west nnd sympathy u Ith rorn , close
Mt/lo higher ; January , Sl'i&UVic. cln etl &S'ic
Mny , tlHt/W 5-1 6c. closed C ! > Hc ; Noveml > er ,
, , . .
OATS Uecelnto , 3J.SOO bu. : exporlr. I.SOO bu.
sales , C50.WO bu , future * and 66. WO bu. spot
Bpot. llrnii No. i. jH 32'ic ; No , 2. delivered
UKc ; No. 1. 32c ; No. : white , > 6 > ic ; Nn. 3 while
K < Aa ; track , while , 9C0S6\Sc. \ Optloni strciiK an
higher In sympnthy with corn , rinsing ot ? c d
vance ; January , closed S'Hc : February , closet
JMic ; Mny , 36HO36 ic , cloied S6Hc : November
closed KHc : December , UUO33HC. clo.ed UHc.
HAY Uull ; shipping , 4tjWc ; BOOd tu choice
HOl'8V < - k ; state common to choice , olJ
! B7c : new , tClc ; acc coast , 34 ! ro.
IHDKS l"lnn : wet salted Ntw Orleans , se
lected. 15 lo U | bs. , 6c ; Iluenos A > it , dry. 9) t
:4 lt ) . . lie. TCXHS. dry. 2i lo SO Ilia. , SHW c.
LtlATllKIl Qu'el but steady ; hemlock sole
Ilurnos Ayr 8. Hcht ta hcmvyweUht. IS016c.
\VOOL-Klcudy ; domestic fleece , ISUSIc ; pulled
.
rUOVISIONS-Beer , iteady. Cut meats , steady
pickled bellies. < aCI > ic : plcklrd ihouldm. 6\.t
tUci pickled banui. S0c. ! Lard , lit mi western
i if am closed nt IT.IO aiked : November. IT.30
nominal : January. 13. , nominal ! reHned. nrm
B8lnIXt. ! | TJ5 , ft A. , ? i.0 j compounJ. JS.I5 5.M.
roik. ni i , active.
UUTTIJIl-lrri'gularl well * ilrjr. 11816C
WBstern creamery. HOaUc ; western factDrr. ]
WlSc ; Elglns. UHa ; Imitation crcamerr. HflSc (
lUti dairy. J5ffl2o ; itat * crtamery. 17U3c.
4iJOS-itriaj ( Uiti aa
e hou > e , KOK'ie ; western frtih , ItUZO'ic ;
rrrMpti , J.IM pkfsi.
- late * . I IlHlc. ! > mnll. Iflllc ;
Bit tklmi , S'iUOc. full skims , ZHK3C
TAMXW--AV ik , city. 4Sc : country. 4V.
I'lmiOl.Kf.M-DtilU Pnltwl tlosed al Me bid.
KOSIN Firm ; strnlned , comtnun lo good , 11.41
CMS.
HOGS Steady ; ilnlt nnd I'cnnsylvinln , MO
me ; lce _ houw ? , IGHc ; neatein fresh , lie
. . . .
ItlCH rirm ; domestic , fair lo extra , l'4C Uc ;
npnn , IHc.
MOl.ASHnS SlMidyt New Orleans , cpen kettle ,
ami to cho'ci * . 2'ftXk' .
TIJUI'KNTINItJulel nt ! , ? .
no lltON Vtill ; Scotch. II5.OOC10.23 ; Amerl-
an ,
HI'Kl.TKK-Closea Rat : > pot , .J 'fJJ.37i ! :
ear T > ecmbi > r , eicludlng M. ft II. , ill 13.42'i.
TIN-Uurelr ateady ; straits , JH.73015.30 ; pines ,
ulet.
LHAD-Oulet ; brokers' price fur bullion , J3i
xrliniiHf price for rpot , li. 13.
COI'l'KH Hull ; hrokors' prlco , J3.CO ; exchancc
rice , p.MiJO.W ; .lea on 'chanse. W tons Do-
emlxT tin , Jll.M ; 10 tons Mny tin , Jll.SJ ; 10
uns June tin. Jll.B.i.
COTTON SKKI > Oil * Un eltled nnd nominal ;
.ilex , 200 bbl * . ; Mrlclly prime summer yellow ,
S'jc ; closed ssc lv t bid ; yellow butler Rrndos ,
2i33o ; choice yellow. 33c , nnrtrlnal , prime yel-
ow , 29c nskcd ; yellow oft eradcs , * 8OZc ) ; inline
\hlte , 33l/3lc / , nominal ,
OMAHA UIMKAI , M nuirs.
nndltlon of Triiue and ( Juolntlons nil
Stuplr niul 1'Hticy I'rutlnrv.
nUTTnn Pncklns stock , H85c ! ; fulr to BOCK !
ounlry , HfiUc ; choice lo fancy , 14iIic ; gnll\-
red creamery , 194J20C ! eeparator creamery , 21
2JC.
I'OULTKY Old hen , 5Hc ; fprlnB chickens.
Vicj ducln , Ci,4Jcr lu.k y . spring , 8c ; hen
urkt-ys , To ; Reese , 5tf31ic.
KCKIS 1'er dor. . , strictly fre h laid , 18c.
OAMII I'rnlrle chickens , per doz. , t3.00i3.2J | ;
Krousc. tier doi. , I2.7CO3.00 ; blue wing1 teal , per
lot. , tl.HO ; green wine teal , per doz. , $ | .2T ; diiekn ,
mixed , IKT doz. , II , fnnvaslacks. Jl.iOiH.M ;
nnllards and red heads , J2. & ) ; qunll , 41. iil.M ;
ilrrr paddles , Kfllfic ; antelope saddles , 13iillc ;
mall nU.lilta. Jl ; ] ucl < rnljlilti. 12.
VKAI < Choice fat nnd smull vcnla arc quoted
t Cff7c ; large nnd coarse , 31llc.
C11EKSK WlDConsIn full crcnm. 13c ; Ne-
rankn nnd lo'nn. full cream , lie ; Nebraska nnd
own , patt skims , 7 ( We ; Llmburuer , No. 1 , lie ;
jrlck. No. 1 , Ko ; Swiss. No. 1 , 14iH5c.
HAY Upland hay , IS.W ; midland , $8 ; lowland.
7.W ; rye straw. 18. Color makes the price on
ay. l.lKlit Rlindes sell the best. Only top grades
irlnp Up prices.
1'lOEONS-Old hlrds , per doz. , 7Cc.
POTATOES Western stock , car lota , C3o ; email
ots , "Oci Backed , 70Oi ! ; .
OLD IinANS Kand-plckcd , navy , J2 ; lima
jeans , per Ib. , 4 > ic ,
ONIONS On orders , 655I70c.
CAIIllAQK-On orders , IHc.
CUUOHY I'er doz. . 2in3c ,
fiWKBT 1'OTATOKS i'er bbl. , .Jj | Jersey ,
3 75 per bbl.
IlEKTS-I'er bu. . EOECOe.
CAHROTS-Per bu. , EOSCOo.
CAt'LIFIXJWEIl 1'er doz. , J2.25. .
KGO 1'LANT K-r Aoi. , 50c.
HOUSKItADlSll I'er Ih. , 7iSc. (
I'AHSNIl'S 1'er bu. . SOfeCOo.
riUTAIIAOAS I' r bu. , 75@BOc.
PAHfll.KY 1'er doz. bunches , 25c.
TUUNII'S 1'cr bu. , toe.
Sl'LlT 1'EAS-Per Ib. , 3JT31ic.
QUINCIIS California , psr CO-lb. box. $1.M.
APPJ.K8 Good Block , per bid. . $2.S2. ; ; Mlch-
gnn ti > ck. $3.W3.25.
PKAC1CKH California freestone , no shipping
ilock. J1.OOJfl.l8 ; cllnjrs , $1.
PLUMS California , none.
PKUNI2S No shipping stock.
PRAUS Winter Nellls , JI.E301.75.
OnAPiS Concords , 10-lb. baskets , 2J@23cj Cal-
fornla. S1.004T1.23.
CnANIIEHHinS Cnpc Cod fancy , $9.M per bbl.
TUOI'iCAI. , FIUJITS.
OnANOES Mexican , per bor , $3.60 ; Florldas ,
3.X.
HAN-ANAS Choice slock. $1.7SC'2.W ( > per bunch.
I.KMONS Messina , 300. Ki ICl ) . $1 & ) @J.OO.
1'lNKAl'I'KES-Nnne.
MISCnLLANHOUS.
OYSTKHS IXU 9c ; mtdiuin. per can , 30c ;
mrso ehoes. 12c ; extra stn.ndar.ls , ICc ; extra
elects , 17c ; company selects , 21c ; New York
counts , Kc.
N13W FIGS Fancy , per Ib. . 18c ; choice , ICc.
IIONBY Choice while. 16@17c | dark honey ,
I$714c *
MAI'I.K SmUP Gallon cans , per iloz. , $12.
NUTS Almonds , liMlCo ; KiiKlls walnuts. ISc-
niberls , 12o ; llnull nuts , none , ensttrn cbcsl-
iuts , llifl-c ; shellburk hickory nuts , per bu. ,
l.W ; fancy raw pennuts , Co ; roasted peanuts.
S \UKH KRAUT Choice white , per bbl. . J4.75 ;
per hnlf bbl. . 52.W.
MINCi : MKAT Fancy , in hnlf bbls. , per Ib. ,
G'So ' ; 10 Kal. kec , "c.
FISH Fresh c.-niKlil cropple , perch nnd sun-
fish. 3Q5c ; buffalo , 3fHc : pilce nnd pickerel , 6 ( ?
Sc ; ealllsh , SODc : black bass , 12fiHc.
CIUKH Pure juice , per bbL , $ ; bait bbl. , 13.23.
IlinnS No. 1 green hides. 34C ! : No. t ffrecn
.Ides , 3Vic ; No. 1 irreen tailed hides. iUc ; No. 2
ureen sailed hides , 3\4c \ ; No. 1 green salted hides.
23 to 40 Ibs. 4lic ; No. 2 green , Baited hides , 3" > to
10 Ibs. . 3ltc ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 lo IS Ibs. , 7c : No.
2 veal calf. S lo 15 Ibs. EC ; No. 1 dry flint hides ,
ic ; No. 2 dry flint hides , 4c ; No. 1 dry tailed
hides. So ; part cured- hides Ho per In. lera than
fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS-Green lalted , each ,
crecn sailed shearlings ( short wooled tarly skins ) ,
each , lOffl'Oc : dry enearllngs ( short wooled early
skins ) . No. 1 , ach , BClSci dry shearlings ( short
nuolod early skins ) . No. 2 , each. DC ; dry Hint
Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher -wool pelts , per
b. , eclual tvdght. tSSc ; dry nlnl Kansas and
Nebraska murrain wool pelti , per Ib. , actual
weight , 44 > ' , ic ; dry flint Colorado bulcher wool
lelts. per Ib. . actual weight. 41iCHc : dry nlnl
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , nclual
weight. 43Cc ; ( Imve feel cut olf. as U Is Uielem
to nay freight on them > .
TALI-OW AND OHEASE Tallow , No. I , 4 ri
tallow. No. 2. l c : grease , white A , 4o ; grease ,
while B. SMo ; gr iSf. yellow. SV40J ereate. dark.
SHc ; olfl bulter. 25'Jc ; beeswni , prims ,
rouch yellow.
SI. I.ouU General Market.
ST. LOt'IS. Nov. 1.-FI.OUH In better demand
at unchanged prices.
WHEAT Was strong all day. closing
up cm foreign news nnd larg clearances ; No.
red. cash , 4SHc ; November , 4S'ic ; December ,
4 > ' ,4o ; Mny. SITic.
COHNVas nrm but quiet , closing % ® ' ,4c up
with wheat ; Np. 2 mixed , casli , 4Sc ; Novemter ,
ISc ; Ueevml r. 47Hci May , 47 ffil7iie.
OATS-Stioncer nnd % c higher ; No. 3 cash
2 c : November. 2SHc ; May. 32Hc.
IlYE 47c bid on call for No. 2 regular.
I1AIILCY Steady but quiet ; sales of Iowa at
52c ; Minnesota nt r > 5c.
IIUAN We bid , cast track , sacked.
FLAX SEED Heller nt 33 bid.
C1.0VKK SWKt ) I7.75S.10.
TIMOTHY SEKO JI.75R5.23.
HAY Steady , unchanged.
IIUTTEIl Busier ; separator creamery , I20c
good to choice dairy. 16flSc.
EC1GS Firmer at 15V4c.
LEAD Dull nt $2.90 naked.
SPHLTE11-J2.1S bid.
COUN MEAII2.30 < J2.35.
WII1RKY 11.33.
COTTON TIE88o. .
IlAOOINa . ' .T4 < lXc.
PUOVIKIONS Pork , qu'el ; Blandard mesa , Job-
bins , J12.50. Lnril , prime steam , JG.7S ; choice. J6.8i
Dry pall meats. J5.37Vi ; longs. J6.23 ; ribs. * 3.37'4
Khnrtii , I6.M. llaeon. packed shoulders , $6,15 ;
longs. $7,12'4 ; ribs. $7.25 ; Miorts , S7.37V4.
llECnil'TS Flour , 7.0UO libls. ; wheat , 14.00C .
bu , ; corn , 15.000 hu. ; oal , Jl.OOO bu.
HHIPMENTS Plour. ll.OO * bbls. ; wheat , 2,005
bu , ; corn , l.OOJ bu. ; oats. 4,000 bu.
Mlnnr | iolU M'ho.ki. Alarhet.
MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. 1. Wheat closed firm
and lie above the clore yesterday. The move
ment was not heavy from Interior elevators
The demand continued excellent for sp t wheat
nnd all that was offered sold < -Rtly. Iluslness
was nct'vfi' much of the aisslon. lleceliitii , 27S.OOO
bu. ; shipments. 13,000 bu. November , 6."Wc : Ue-
cemlwr , 65c ; May , 67 ! c. On tiocR : No. 1
haul , B7'lc ; No. 1 northern , 66Vic ; No. S north
ern. MUc. Flour wns steady nnd ratber llrmer ,
due to sympathy with wheat. Patents , I3.1S.1
3. + 1J biker ' , 1I.85H2.20. Production esllmnted
for twenty-four hours , 38.000 bbU. ; shipments
42,000 bbls. _ _ _
STOCKS ANU IKJNIJS.
Death of Itu5 l . 'n Cz-.ir Sl&do Ko Ghnnee lu
Miirkft Coiullllons.
NEW YORK , Nov. 1. The death of Rus
sla's czar has not been followed by any hos
tile ilc'monstrntlon on the stock market
which , when the nnnounccment was mad
< Jn the exchange , -was quite strong1 In tone
Not even the International Bpeclaltlea wen.
nffectctl , nor was there nny sign given o
the occurrence of any cvtnt out of the com
mon. The expected had happened and
Wall street accepted It philosophically. Tin
Ixindon exchange was closed for u holiday
but the continent business gave no eviUenci
of the ncltallpn.
At the opening of the exchange here Ihl
monilnK a Aim tone prevailed , the coal
stocks being notably strong , Buying1 or
dera In these shores were quits heavy , I
Is said , for thfr account of Inside Interests
ami the advance resulting forced the bears
to cover. A factor In the recovery of tin
coals wns a belief generally entortnltici
that tlie Heading reorganization plan wll
be adopted , thereby Insuring harmony o
action among coal companies. Philadelphia
vvus a good buyer of Heading on this as
sumption. Delaware & 1-Tckawnnna ad
vanced 2 per cent , Delaware & Hudson 1
per cent. New Jersey Central H4 per con
ami Heading 111 per cenu During the nfter
noon a raid was made on these shares
Lackawanna reacting I per cent without a
recovery , Delaware & Hudson lost all bu
li per cent of Iho Improvement. Nevy Jersey
Central fell oft 1 % per cent , but rallied
IH-per cent , nnd Heading receded H pe
cent and regained U per cent. Thegrnn
irers were In good demand , especially 81
1'aul and lliirllrmton , and they were wel
held , even through the general break , which
occurred In the late afternoon. Unrllngton
and Hock Island closed nt the Up cf th
day's ilgures J4 per. cent and H par cen
higher than yesterday. St. Pv l am
Northwest closed within H per cent o
the best , showing advances of U per cen
and I per cenl respectively. The genera
tone of the market throughout the day wa
strong on a moderate amount of business. Ii
the nrst part "at the last hour a rcuctlo
took place In sympathy -with the weakns
of the coal and granar-r Group , but th
losses were almost entirely recovered befor
the close , and , with tome minor exceptions
the last prices were higher than those o
yesterday. Northwestern , Lackawanna. on
New York Central and Consolidated Ga
heir train * of 1 p r ctnt. Th * bond mnrke
hnres to n great extent In the strnnB tone
r the Blmro market , nnd the ppeculalton
wns active , the sales amounting lo ll$07Guo ,
with the HenOlnff Issues and llurllngton's
jctirn ka extension fours leading In the
raillntr.
The following -wcro the closing quotations
in 1hc loading stocks of the New Voik ex-
hanrje today : <
LtehlRon. > S U P , D. A U :
Adanin Kxprcav. . 142 'orthwentem. . . . 100 ;
Alton. T. fl. . . . . . .11 do pfd US
do rM - . . 173 K. Y. Central " '
Am , Express 111)7W N. Y.AN. En ? . . . .
l.iltlmorn.li Ohio. 7W Ontario .V W
Innuila Pacific . . , 7WW Orecon Imp
'luiad.i Southern. W Oreiron NO.V
entr.il Pacific , . , 13U O. S. I * A U. N. . . .
hFn.lt Ohio ink Pacific Mill ! . : , . . . .
lilc.igo Alton , , . . 143 P , U. & E. " SH
; . .n. to Plltiibiirg-.V.y.T.
Pullman Paitvco.
'oti oltdnled OM
3 , IX C. & St. L , . , 3(1 ( lllclimotid Term. .
! olo. Corvl Jk Iran. 7 do pfd
Cotton Oil Carl. . , 10 It. O. W 10
131V , It. G. W. pfd 43
ol.UicX , JiW. . . IBS Hook Island OOM
) . , MUU. pfd . SUM St. Paul ooU
) . * C. P. Co 1U St. P.itil old 1184
"nut TCBLI. . . SI. P. & Omnn.i. . . S M
Krly do pfd 10 : .
aonfd 20 Soutborn Pao. . . . . 17K
164 Suuar [ loflncry. . . HUH
Northern pfd. , 11)11 ) Tenn. Coal & Iro.l UtK
5. .IE. I.Tifd . UU Texan Pacific. . . .
locklnir V.illoy. . 1T4 T. AO. Cenl.pM. .
ill. Central . 8PH Union Pacific
St.P.&inihtth. . . . V. S. Expron
\ . * T.Tjfd . W.SI.IJ..VP
LnUoKr1o. < W. . . da DM i. . .
do pfd , . . , . . CM Wells Fureo Ex. . 1U5
Shore 131H Western Union. . .
- Trtlnt . S H W. A L. E
LAiilHvlllc.1i N. . . . 5iK : do pfd HUH
-otllHVtUoS N. A. 7 M . ( .St. L
danhnttan Con. . . ' '
dcmt > hlu.t 0 . II ) o ! K . . . . as
.llohliran Cent. . . . 07U N.L
do.l'aolllo . ! 27U p. p. & i s."j
Ohio . . . 18 do nfd 7z ;
tlil II. AT. C 'JM
T. A. A. &X. M. . . o > i
do pfd ' " " T. St. L , i K.C. . . . 1
1. J.Ceiilrril. . . ; . 05 do pfd 0
> i A. W. pfd ! ilH ! S. H. U 1S :
forth Am. Co S. It. U. pfd HUT
Northern Paclflo. Am. Tob. Co Ufli )
fo. Pae. nM do pfd Ulfl
cx-dlr
The tutnl sales of stocks to < lny were 1C2.CS9
haros. Includ np : Ametlcnn Cotton Oil , 3.GOO ;
Ami-rlcnn Sucur , S ,200 ; IlurlliiKton , U,2i ; Clil-
ape Gits , 3,700 ; Delaware & Hudson , J.SOi ) ; New
feraey Central , 7.800 ; Northwestern , 14.5W ; llcnd-
rg , 17.1Wi St. I'mil , S1.W ) .
.Mur'.cl.
NEW YOUK , Nov. l.-MONIJIf ON CAI.lr-
Jasy at 1 PIT cent ; la t loan , 1 per cent ; closed
1'ltlMi ; MKRCANTIf.n l > Ari3K 2C'3i ! P r
cenl.
KTErtLINO I3XCHANCJK 1'lrm. with actual
buMneys In bankers' ' bllln nt M.S7ifT4.8S for de-
mnnd nnd $4. SCiSl,87 for sixty days ; | > stvd raten ,
I.S6V4 J4.88 nnd } 4. 8X5484. M ; commercial bills ,
4.K3 ? ; .
SI1.VKH CnilTIFICATES-CJXc bid.
OOVEHNMKNT lIONDS-KIrm ; Btute bonds ,
Inn.
Inn.Cloilng quotations on bonds were as follows :
J S. Ssrog ll'.i D. AU. G. 48 . 80
17.5. DHCOUP 1111 Erlo Unds . [ 0
U.S. Isrog- . 115 ! { U. II. AS. A. l > 5. . . SB
11 , S. Jacoun HS7i do 7s . IIH
U.S.as res- uo u. AT. a ca . 1(14 (
I'acincUHOf 'U3. . . 101 tdoUs .
A In. Clans A 1J'J ( > 5 M.K. AT , 18143. .
Ala. Clans B lUll do Ud-l- ) .
A III. Cli : ! < C ll'JW Mutual Unlonlla. IV'i
Ma. Currt'iiclen. . . tllH ! K.J.Conl. Uun.os. Hi !
Li. New Con. 4i. . ilfi No. I'ac. IBIS .
Mlnsourl Us 100 Nc Pile. 'Jnai .
N.C.O * 153 'N. W. CoiiHOls. . . in
doJs 1JU do 3. F. Ci > b. fli 1UHHI
r C. nonfund ! R. O. W. l ts . < J < ! 4
TcniL new set * i. 70 St. P Consols Ts. . r.'UH
Tenn new acts , . . . 10'J St. P. C. A P. W. 5s. liu.4
Tenn , old Us ' , < ) . 70
Vn. Centuries. . , , Crt S. L. VS.F.Geil.U.
do eleforrod Tex. I'ac. Istu. . . .
AleMaon 4s Tux. Pac. i ! .
101 , U. P. latsof'Oi } . .
Canada So. 'JiuK. \VcntSliora-ls . 100
.Vn. P.ic. lets ' 115. ' Soutlicrnlt.il. s.
D. & .R. fi. 7 . , . . 11
cx-lnt. tollcrjd.
ItOfMlll .StOO.C IJll'JOitlO'll.
DOSTOK Nor. I. Call loans. H4't2 ojr cent :
Imu lon.ni. 'JH&IH iwrceut. UlOitu ; prtcj ] Cor
Btucltt".b : > : l 11 and aihil'i
A.T. , t S. f . 4M W. End nfd . 8.H
Am. Suirar . 8 H WcHtliiKh. Klectrli SB
Am. Siuar prd . OHi \V. Elec.pfil .
Hay Statotiai . VfConlr.u \ .
UellTolprhono. . . . AtclilBon .Ms. .
Hoston A Aluany. . Atulilxon 43 .
Now Kucl.ln I Os. . lee
do pfd ISO Hen. Electric 5s. . .
C. . H.AQ VVlH. Cunt Ian. . . ,
Atlantic . . . . . .
Grit. Electric . 35 HoKton A Montint
Illinois Steel. . . . 40 IlutloA Boston. . . . 10
Mcxlcnn Contral. , Calumet Jt Hccla. . 2i > o
N.Y. AN. E . Contenulal . 8ft
Old Colony . 177 Franklin . 10M
On-con bliort I.liio 1777M Kc.ira.irfa .
KubDor. . 40 ca
Union 1'aclOc . 31M Oulncy. , . ' . . .
Eua . Taniaraclc 147
San FnincUco Altnlnc ncuck < Juutitlc > n . '
SAN FUANCISCO , Nov. l.-Tho official closlnj
qiKH.iUoiis for mlnln ? stoliu loJiy : iwrj aa fol
lows :
Alpha Con fl JnsllcQ 23
S7 Kentucky Con G
Ik-lclicr . AS Mexican 120
UeHt.LIJclclicr. . . . Mono 1R
Ilodlu Con . Mount Diablo 10
million . , . . . . 31 Ophlr 205
Calwlotiln . 14 Overman 17
allcniro Con Mil 1'oiosl OH
Chollar 05 vae-e 04 ,
Confidence 105 t'corpion l
Con. Cut A Vn 471) Slurra Nevada 8G
Con. Imperial 7 SllvcrUlU 3
Crown i'olnt . UO Union Con 60
Gould A Curry. . . . Utah Con 7
llalu ANorcroaa. . Yellow Jacket. . . . 05
Silver b-irs. r..1jS.ilc. ( ; : Mexican dollars ,
ye. Draftssight , lOc ; telcffraplitc , 1'JKc.
W Yo-k .Ulnlat < } l
NEW YORK , Nov. l.-Tlu followmj nrj the
inniL-quotitioiis :
UIUWI.T 12 Ontario Clio
Cliolor. CU Olilitr. 3UUJ
Crown Point CU I'lymoutu ill
Con.Cal. A V.i. . . . 711 QiilcKsilver lot )
DeadwooJ . . . . . . . . . 4(1 ( do preferred..1500
Gould ACurry Ull Slurra Nevada US
IlnloA Norcroas. . BO Standard Ilfi
Ifomeataka 15)0 ) Union Cou ill
Iron Sliver 10 ; Yellow Jacket. . , . 70
Mexican 110
offered.
CofTi'n Murker.
NEW Tonic , Nov. l. COFFnn Options
opi-nnl steady at unchanged pr'ces to 10 points
advance ; ruled llrm on covering by European
and local nhoits : closed Him nt ZJH:1 paints net
udviincp ; pnlea. Z4..VM tnK . Including : November.
fll.JOS'lI.'E ' ; De < em'er. J1230g2.Ci ] ; January , 111.7 !
U12.10 : March , ll.S.r.ffll.M : May , tll.Jiiill. ) ;
spot coffee. IUo , steady ; mild , fttcndy ; Cordova ,
JIS.MKIB.cf. ; ] . none. Warehouse deliveries
from New York yesterday , 7.7it3 bags ; New York
stock today. 106.735 blurs : United States stock ,
Mil , 675 bans ; nllout fur the United States , 17,001
bars ; lotnl visible rupply for the United Slates
467 S t li.TKS , nRalnfit 431 , 6'4 bngs last year.
SANTOS. Nov. 1. Mniket llrm ; peed avernKP
Pan KB. $11.00 ; receipts , 9,000 tmg-n ; atoch , 413 , < KXI
Nov. 1 Market quiet : prices un-
In Vj pffr ndvnnce ; stock , 130 , 0 > 3 bat ; '
IncludTiR : EK.OOi ) batr Ilrnilllnn ; rales , c.OOO bags
HAVHi : . Nov. I. Holiday.
SOtlTIIAMI'TQN , Nov. 1. Arrivals duringlaa
month , 17,799 bags ; dellverlea , 23.C79 liaKs ; Block
November. 1,201 bags , against 5,000 ba s last
month.
UVBIIPOOU Nov. 1. Slock , November 1
2.112 lings , ncalnst 1,476 tin KB Insl year ,
IUO UK JANEIIIO , Nov. 1. Market nrm
No. 7'Ilio , I11.S5 ; exchange. lUid ; receipts , 10,000
hags ; cleared tor the United States , B.OO ) bnirs
cleare < l for Eutupe , 4,0'JO bags ; stock , t77OX
bags.
_ _ _ _
1'nnk of Knclninl Stntenient.
IX5NDON , Nov. 1. The weekly statement ot the
Hank of England , Issued today , shows the fol-
lowtnK chanKen comi > ared with the previous ac
count : Tutnl reocrve. decrease , (923.004 ; circula
tion. Increase , 1SS3.000 ; bullion , decrease. 574,18
other securities , decrease , C13I.OOO ; other deK > slts
dencnte. [ ICT.OOQ ; public deposits. Increase , 150-
000 ; notes reserve , decreape , ii53,00i ) ; ifovernmen'
securities , decrease , iGttKIO. The proportion o
tlio Uank of England's reserve to liability , which
Inst week was 63.07 per cent , la now 55 , Ki per
cent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Tri-HHury St t nient.
WASHINGTON , Nov. 1. Tie monthly treas
ury stutement idiow the total receipt * durlns
the month of October to have ben HU.139,21' ' .
and the ilfehursements J32.713.039. leaving- de
ficit for tliu month of J13.57J.1D9 , and for tlio
four months uf the present lineal year JM.8M.fO )
Of the receipts for October S1I.92G.I1S was from
customs. IG.403.43S from Internal revenue an !
ICS3.CS3 from miscellaneous Fourcvs , Of the ex.
prndltures 111 , 053,317 was for pcnsjons.
rlnuticlul Nolrs.
I1OSTON. Nov. 1. Clearings , J16.045.C09 ; bal-
tince , J2.
IlALTIMOIin. Nov. 1. Cleirlngs , J2.327.375
balances. $219,003.
NKW YOHK , Nov. I.-Clearlnes , 152.767,953
liulances , J7.18I.9C7.
PHILADELPHIA , Nov. l.-Clearings , 11.40 , .
273 ; lalances. "
IIICIU.IN. Nov. 1. Exchange en I/ondon , eljfht
days' sfght , 20 marks 55H pfir.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 1. ClearlnKs , I5C3.503 ; bal
ancex. $67.0)0. New York exchangu llliif ( a
CINCINNATI , Nov. l.-ClearlnKS , $2,014,00)
Money , 1H J per cent. New York exchange
33C4CK ! premium.
PA I CIS. Nov. 3. < p. m. Three per cen
rentes. 101 f C7'jc for the account. Exchange on
London , Zit lUic for checks.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1-Clearlngs , J3.Ci5.675 ; bal
ances. $122,834. Money , dull at 57 ( per rent
Exchange on New York , 23o discount bid.
LONDON , Nov. 1. Oold Is quoled nl Duenot
Aj-rm loday al 237 ; MaJr'd. 16.VJ ; Llrbon , 23.2V
St. PeUrabur , D ; Athens , W ; Homa , 107.1)
Vienna , 193.
LONDON , Nov. I. The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Hank ut EnKUnd on balance
today ws.8 UO.OiO. The Dank of England's rate
f d'ecount remains unchangeil at 2 per cent.
CHICAGO , Nov. J. Clearing * . $17,780,000
tloney. 4O4H ptr cent on call ami SSC | > er cen
on time. N w York exchange , 2&o premium
Foreign exchance o [ > tned loner ; t rllng , coin
mtrclal. $4.UKIr4.iK.
\VAS1 IINOTON. Nov. l.-Tho cash balance In
the treasury nt the close of builneca today wan
$ l)7l4 ! , m ; gold reserve. $61.111,120. The da
crras * In Ihe caih teUncem \ aocounld for by
tb payment ot over U.fW.WJ n Intcicst account
OMIA IIVE SKCK MARKETS
Jonth Starts with Tairlj liberal Supplies
of Oattld'and Hogs.
jo cRNFiD STEERS' ' ' WERE crfERED
M'l '
) resscil Ilecf Men Tliul I'nL Cnttln lixlrcmclr
Soiree Uniler GrntleM Dull
Hold Up Well Vntler n Ilulhcr
llenvjr Hun.
THURSDAY , Nov. I.
There was a fnlr run of cattle today , n
tberal run at hogs and a light supply of
iheeii. Compared with receipts for the
lorrespondlng four days last week there hns
been an Increase of about 1.500 cnttlc , while
iog anil sheep supplies rttch allow a de
crease of Home 4,000 head.
Although there were 325 cnrs of cnttle
in. sale , there was not n. decent load of
> eef steers In the entire outfit. Trade
could hardly have been otherwise than
slow. Dressed beef men professed to be
ready niul willing to pay good , strong
prices for desirable stock , but sellers found
t dllllcult to get them to look at their poor
: o fafr stock , and prices generally shaded
'ower.
The cow market wns slow nnd lower.
There were about ilftj' loads on sale , and
while some of the Lest did not show much
decline , the common grades were hit hard.
Prices were nil of 15o to 23c lower than
the llrst of the week. Veal calves were
n vigorous demand and strong , with bulls ,
stags , etc. , about steady.
Quite a. little business was transacted In
stockers and feeders. There was enough
demand to readily absorb all desirable lots
offered at fully steady prices , but dullness
and weakness characterized the trade In
the medium and common stock cattle. Good
to choice feeders are- quotable nt J2.C00
3.25 ; fair to good. l2.25Jf2.CO , and common
grades from $2,20 down. Representative
sales :
COWS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
n ' ' ' .1175 $1 00 . . . . OS1 50 14. . . S53 11 K ,
* . . . Eld 1 ( V ) S..1012 1 M 7. . , SSI 1 (10
i. . . F30 1 00 ! . . . . ! lir 1 CO ' , 871 1 ! K )
16. . . fc63 1 23 C. . . . 870 SO c ! . , 711 1 ! > 0
1. . . OSO 1 23 . S9S 1 DO 1. . ,1010 1 SO
6. . . KSS 1 25 10. . . 7C2 1 CO 1. . 1100 3 50
6. . . 1 23 1. . .K''O 1 CO 19. . 1 DO
11. . . . 900 123 19. . . 887 1 60 S3. , . 992 3 93
" . 820 1 23 9. . 1 65 G. , . 950 200
l ! . KO 1 23 3. . . 790 1 6 ! 13. , . 95S 2 00
1. . . .1120 1 23 I 63 1. . 820 2 01
4. . . . S05 1 23 s ! ! ! 690 1 CS 1. . . 870 2 00
20. . . . OSO 1 30 i. . .10.1) 1 K M. , . MO 2 00
9. . . . 915 1 SO i. . 3. . ,1006 , 2 00
11. . . . B70 1 30 2. . ill 10 1 65 13. , . 916 2 00
. ' 6. . . . 736 1 30 C. . . 833 1 65 24. . 807 2 03
9. . . . 036 1 JO 2. . . 870 i : > is ! . 873 205
' . 045 1 35 2. . . SI 5 l C5 1C. . ' 2 05
6. ! ! .1024 1 33 2. . .1125 1 65 19. . , 730 210
7. . . . 742 1 33 23. . . 997 1 75 5. . 862 2 10
. 8S2 1 40 H. . . 710 1 75 " 1015 2 10
.1000 1 SO . 790 1 75 o" , 925 2 10
. 055 1 M n ! , 827 1 75 2 ! ! 1I 0 2 10
. SS2 1 60 " . 834 1 0 2. . SOO Z 20
. 900 1 60 10" ,1102 1 (0 IS. . 1000 2 20
. 812 1 JO , 750 1 SO 3. .1150 225
. SSO 1 SO > 9S 1 i 3. .1010 2 35
COWS AND HEIFERS.
IfiOCOWS
2. . . . 725 IfiO 8. . . . 790 200
HKlh'EHS ,
, nco i oo ! . , . . 500 1 40 S. . t(53 ( 1 M
.320 1 00 22. . . CM 1 40 n 425 200
. 487 1 03 . . F.20 1 40 nz ! ! 420 200
. 370 1 23 3 ! .JM3 1 40 7. . . 433 200
. G17 .1 25 1. , GOO 1 1. . , MO 2 (10
2S5 1 25 4. . , -GGO " " 1 70 3. . 870 2 10
E47 1 10 1. 230 1 70 350 2 50
11. . . . CIO 1 40 1..V430 ' 1 85
8. . . . 21190 3. . * 419 2 CO 1. . . 170 4 00
4. . . . 202 - 1 25 4. . j 300 Z W 1. . . 100 4 00
. 290 2 00 3. . . 273 2 CO 1. . . 160 4 25
. 260 2 00 5. . . 3S2 2 60 1. . . 140 4 50
. 150 2 00 n . 95 E 00 1. . . IS',1 4 GO
. 420 2 00 2 ! ! ; I2M"U 00 2. . . 295 4 M >
. 2T.O 2 25 3. . .1230 13 25 1. . . 110 4 50
193 2 25 12. . . :335 : > 4 IK ) 1. . . 120 4 50
2. . . . 170 2 35 1. . .MM 14 oo J. . . 170 5 00
BI7LXS.
. .3030 1 00 3. i'll 70 1..1030 1 80
. .32TI3 1 45 3..1210 75 1..1120 1 S5
. .10CO 1 CO 3..J3WK4 75 2..1370 1 $5
. .3550 1 CO 1..J4SO J 75 2..1210 1 M
. .1423 1 CO 3..15M 1 73 litV.llGO 1 85
. .3120 1 C5 1..12M 1 75 1..1250 2 00
. .35SO 1 D5 1..1430 1 75 2..10SO 2 no
. . sso 1 CO 2..1103 ! 75 J..1070 2 00
. .3190 1 CO 1..32M 1 SO 1..15SC 't 25
1 65 , b.11290- J..1KO 2 25
JUt.1010 1 70
-B < PA < 38j
1..126 * 1 '
20. . . . 655. 1 CO G. . . . CM 2 35 40. . . . 98 2 50
4. . . . 723 1 85 35. . . . 414 2 49 3. . . . 780 2 CO
1. . . . 650 1 S5 22. . . . 710 2 40 39. . . . 794 2 CO
15. . . . SSS 1 90 ) . . . . 653 2 ID 3. . . .370 260
1. . . , 4I 2 00 3. . . . 693 2 13 12. . CSS' 2 GO
3..10SO 2 00 25. . . . S 2 2 40 C91 260.
2. . . . C.W 2 00 9. . . . C97 2 40 18. . . . 043 260
2. . . . 610 2 05 M. . . . 767 2 40 1. . . . 800 265
8. . . . 69 210 21. . . . 7C5 2 40 13. . . . 859 265
1. . . . ! I6 223 3. . . . 4SO 2 40 24. . . . 731 265
1. . . . 590 S 25 1. . . . J 0 2 15 1. . . . 850 265
1. . . . 70 225 10. . . . 8W 2 43 7. . . . 55 270
1. . . . 500 2 25 35. . . . 776 2 43 22. . . .1136 275
IS. . . . 6)7 225 10. . . . 828 2 43 2 , . . . 445 275
36. . . . 941 2 30 4. . . . 7Si 2 45 7. . . .1080 275
10. . . . 574 230 22. . . . 952 2 CO 12. . . . 771 2 M
18. . . . SM 230 10. . . . 935 2 CO IS. . .1033 280
C. , . . 5S3 2 30 2. . . . 455 2 CO 3. . .1013 2 M
1. . . . 679 2 35 11. . . . 798 2 CO 17 C54 280
. . . . 57S 23 ! 2. . . . 939 SCO 19. . . . 753 290
WHSTEHN CATTLE.
S'o. Av. Pr. No. Av , Pr.
35 alecrs 1282 $2 CO
COLORADO.
Rale Bros.
1 bull 1270 1 55 1 Imll . 1530 Jl 33
2 cows 935 l S5 1 caw . &OQ 1 33
1 cow 950 1 33 4 cows . 880 1 35
1 feeder 950 2 25 4 feeders. . . .1018 2 25
2 feeders. . . . 10SO 2 IB G feeders. . . . 1023 225
24 feeders. . . . 1142 2 M )
Illinois Live Stock nnd Land Company.
21 Btrs , Tx..1010 225 36 Btrs , Tx. . . . 1092 2 CO
Wyatt Uros.
31 fetters..1012 2 CU 4 cows 1000 1 40
II COWB $95 1 CO 6 COWB SSi 200
1 steer. 1270 275 1 steer. 1030 275
WYOMING.
Tom Bell ,
38 COWB 942 220 2 steers 12SO 300
Ml la Burke.
23 COWB 520 l 30
UTAH AND NEVADA.
II. Connnt.
3 bulls 1310 1 25 21 bulls 1321 1 40
23 bulls 1284 149 2 bulls 1210 160
86 COWB 987 190 35 feeders. . . . Si'JS 2 CO
HOCSS 11 Is feast or famine In hog receipts.
Nearly na many arrived today as on the luree
preceding days. There .was also n marked Im-
prnvernenl in the general quality of the offerings. .
While the proportion of Inferior llgril fluff was
Bllll rather laiRer tlmn tlio dt-mnnd cnllod fur ,
Ihe pruiKirtkm ill desirable heavy hugs was nlw
larger than usual of late. Included in Ihe 7. IS I
hoen received -were U9 Itint Hammond bought
Wednesday at Slous City , where IIOBS are cheaper
llian here. These went Ulrecl to ihe slaughter
house and -were not offered < m Ihe market. Afddo
from thu lll > erallly ot the recoliila , sellers hni
rather the best of Ihe situation nnd Wednesday's
sharp ( ulvnnce was well sustained. All the loca
houses were Rood buyers , and with rather en-
couraglnir news both from hogs nnd provisions In
Chicago business was ncllve Hnd a clearance peen
made. Fair l choice butcher welgtil and lieavj
hoEM Bold nt from JI.45 up lo 11.65 , nnd | > or lo
very good llghl nnd mixed loads at from $4.25 lo
$1.50. The market for pics nnd stock hogs was
ftliout steady , with sales at from (2.73 up to $1.20
and rough hogs , stags , pregnant sows , elc. , soli
nnywhero from $2 to $3.60. The trading tortaj
was largely al from $4.40 to $4.60 , or nhout the
Kime as on Wednesday or on Inut Thursday. Rep
resentatlve talm :
No. Av. Bli. Pr. No. Av. h. Pr.
S ICO . . . I 25 73. . . .227 120 | t 45
7 1S7 . . . 4 25 77. . . .215 200 4 45
75 147 120 4 25 71. . 231 160 4 45
9 169 40 4 25 74. , .229 240 4 45
91 lt 4 27V4K dt3 120 4 45
JL-3'
6 US 120 4 SO - 84 . 199 20 } 4 45
70 . . .203 240 4 35 j . < . . 208 ICO 4 43
81. . , 1C6 SSO 4 35 " 64 . 251 163 4 45
* 237 80 4 35 . _ 14 . 273 SO 4 45
45 181 120 4 35 ' 75 217 4 47
1C5 120 4 35 275 4SO 4 47V
43 231 40 4 35 - 42 323 200 4 47U
81 113 DJO 4 35 ' 64 251 200 4 CO
e S03 160 260 200SO 4 50
Si 1S8 4 25 3 2.V ) 4 CO
61 153 4 37Vi ! 9 255 320 4 SO
es 153 4 40 " : c sa 20 } 4 CO
41 , .WI3 4 40 200 4 CO
112 217 4 40 210 4 CO
41 112 4 40 1-75 .224 160 4 CO
K 1S2 200 4 40 .235 210 4 50
KM 4 40 W , : i7 ICO 4 CO
68 216 240 4 40 EI .274 4 CO
9 178 4 40 .211 80 4 CO
ea 224 320 4 40 iTH..226 4 CO
70 20 80 4 40 72 . " 27 200 4 fO
79. 200 4 40 U ; .y 13 ? J6 80 4 CO
79.mi , , BS 4 40 iill 561 400 4 CO
mi ! , .21)5 4 40 -75 535 4 CO
. .wo 4 40 > ij6 159 ice 4 CO
2 ! ! , .330 4 CO
i. . , , W > 4 49 lli'MlEs 282 ISO 4 CO
3. . 4 49 ' ' 'Tl . 543 KO 4 CO
I. . 230 4 43 ' 107 . 271 120 4 CO
8 253 40 4 40 - 13 . S68 200 4 CO
' " 4 40 S , 71 , . UO 121) 4
S.3 ! ! ! ! ! ( 0 4 40 8 . ! C3 4 CO
6 3 4 40 I 75 . 233 120 463'/
4 40 ' ICO 4 Ht
'
! ! ; : ! . ; 4 40 M . 274 ISO 4 C5
1 210 4 40 73 . 271 li 4 C5
2 2JO 4 40 , & 7 . 277 li2t 4 55
7 224 160 4 40 79 . 234 . . . 4 61
71 W 40 4 40 EO 4 C7 .i
. . . . . . . . 40 4 42U . ' . 319 EOM 4 CO
S3 m 200 4 42 > i 7 . 2C2 60 4 M
71. . . W 100to 4 42 > i ! 3 . J35 4 CO
20 281 to 4 V 3 . 287 4 CO
71 .217 210 4 4 > S3 . 281 tO 4 C21/
K 2IS 240 4 45 OJ . 20 ! 4 65
PI08 AND itouaii ,
i no . .200 1 . 0 3 00
i no . .225 49 . CO 3 00
" " " . . Z 0 , ' 1 . .100 3 00
! ! . . 2 60 L 18 . 90 3 DO
' ' " ' . . t ID 1 1 . 78 3 K
i.w ! ! ! „ t W I . . . , . . , ,
1 20) 1. . 260 3 JS
TT JT
1 160 1 260 . . . 3 H
t Z2i 21& 17 M 3 50
2 m 173 115 7 . . . a tO
e 301 IIS t. , ,11 ! . . . 3 CO
U 13 U. ! I 91 . . . 3 U
9. . . . . . . K . . . J 53 . 1IJ . . 9 7J
0 . 61 . . . 2 K M . 149 . . . 4 TO
. 210 . . . 3 ( K ) 107 . 104 . . . 401
2 . : & . . . 3W .72 . ISO . . . 416
i no . . . JOB s . : * . : rr. iiu . . . 4
. * s . . . l w 37 . i * , -r , 4 so
1 240 . . . 101 M 132 . . , 4 K
2 W > . . . 300 13 13.1 . . . O'J
1 220 . . . 3 00 7 163 . . . 4 SO
l.UiS > . . : W . . . 3 00
BIIKKP Only two loads were received. The
nmikel was. steady , wllh n. fair Inquiry for the
Ight kind of mock. CYmmon stufT was * lo-w nle
and wenk. Pair to choice nntlvcH nrn quotable
al tSM/2H > : fair to ROM ] westerns , $2.00112.60 ;
common nnd stock sheep , $1.25m.73 ; good to
Choice 49 lo 100-lb. lambs , $2.2i 3.50. Ilepre-
i-entntlvc Bales :
No. Wt. Pr ,
I buck 201 $ Z 00
21 native mlxrd US 260
290 native lambs 55 . 2 85
Ilfcrlptsuti I t > ltMttko.i [ : of .Slock.
Olllrlal receipts nnd disposition of alrck nn
Known by Iho books of ihe Union Stock Yards
company for Ihf Iwcnty-four hours ending at 3
o'clock p. m. , November 3 , 1S9I :
N13CKIPTS ,
Call. Head.
Cattle 123 .1.611
Ing ! 7.184
Iheep l 4)7
lorscs nnd mutes 4 93
DISPOSITION.
DISPOSITION.Catlle.
Catlle. Hogs. Sheep.
> mnha Packing company 2 B78 . . . .
The O. H. llnminond cump.my 309 1.S39 . . . .
? wlfl nnd company. . ' 439 1.S78 . . . .
The Cudahy 1'acking company 7S6 1.483 . . . .
A. Haas 21
II. Heeker A'Dcgun 148
Hamilton & Stephens 152
J. U Carey ! 32
I. Lobman 7
U Decker 14 ! )
Lee UothJchlld 34
llenton & W 74
: i. It. II. from Sioux City KJ . . .
Shippers nnd feeders 1,215
Lefi over 500 . . . . 407
Tolnls 3.C66 7,037 ID ?
UIIIOAUO MVH STUCK.
Itlpo Slcors Weru Nut Very Numerous nntl
thn licnmml \ \ n ( iouil.
CHICAGO , Nov. 1 Ripe steers loday were nol
very numerous , nnd , being In good demand , Ihey
sold readily enough nnd nt full prices , The
supply of lower grades , though liberal , was nol
so large as to cause a noilcenlile depreciation
In prices , though the market was weak. From
$1 lo $1,23 for Inferior ca-s the range wns up
ward to from J to Jii.25 for steers of extra nuiil-
Ity. Not mnny ot lhe > orter'ngs hud the quality
to bring more than J3.CO , n r ns there mucli
grading lieluw $1.75. Cows , lipirors nnd lull's '
sold mainly nt from $ I."E > lo $2.3 , and from $1
to KM bougbl the bulk of Ihe stem * . Kil.-a (
western rangers were on a basis vt from J1.75
to $4.63 for poor to choice , and Texas cnttle
were llrrn nt from $1.2' , to $3 IB. Although Irnde
was qulel , very llllle etock had lo be carried
over.
Had Ihe hog market continued lo display the
features It displayed nt the opening , there would
have been llllle occasion ( or grumMlriK on Ihe
part of Belters. The early movenunt uns br's't '
find the average prices Cc lilgher than yesterday ,
liut 11 began to weaken an hour or two after the
opening , nnd before 30 o'clock Ihe morning's
euln and a nickel more bad been laken olT.
Thn close wns dull nnd extremely weak , with
J4.SO the top for heavyweights and $4.CO n fnlr
outside quotation for light. As high as $485 was
i > ald for heavy , nnd n lot of ISO-lb , hogs brought
$1.70. The majority of the business was done
nl from $4.50 In $1.70 for medium , nnd from $1.40
lo $4. GO the popular prices for lightweights ,
averages or lers than 200 lb . Culls and pigs sold
nl from $ S lo $4.
There waa n Rood dcrwind a fnlr supply of
shei-p nl from J2.63 lo $3.25 for good lo choice ,
nnd from SI to 52.CO for poor lo fair qualities. . ,
with sales principally nt from $2 lo $2.85. The
lamb market was liberally ? upplled nnd won lOc
lower than yesterday , nt from JJ.23 to $4.60 for
poor lo choice. Bales were/ mostly at from $3.25
to $3.83.
IlecelplB Cnllle , 14.000 head ; calves , 40 * head ;
hogs , 31.IXX ) bead ; sheep , H.WXI head.
The Kvenlng Journal says :
HOGS Receipts , 31.000 bend ; official yesterday.
27.221 head ! shipments , 7,211 ! head ; left over.
alxmt 5,000 hendi quality fair ; miikel openel
moderately active nl yeaIrrday's prices ; Bales
nuifrcd al $4.3'lf(4.C3 for light : | l.2 tU,40 for rough
packing ; $ l.33i$4.75 $ for mlxrd ; $4.45f4,85 for
heavy packing nml shipping lots , and $2.COi4.40
for pigs.
CATTLE Receipts. 14,03 , head ; market slcady
nnd moderately active.
SHEEP Receipts , 14.000 licad ; In good de
mand and a , shade firmer.
New Vork Llv Stock Market ,
NKW YORK. Nov. 3. IlEEVES Receipts , 243
head ; none on pale' , ] : uropenn cables quote
American steers at Srgilc per Ib. , dressed w eight ,
refrigerator beef , 7f9c ; no cxportn today.
QALVE.S P.ecelpts. 114 lu-ad ; mnrkcl flrmj
veals , poor to prime , 15.00ff5.75 pvr 1M Ibs. .
grass < r , $2.2Jff2.7 i ; western ca'.vcs , $1 OOIT4 M.
81IKEP AND LAM US Receipts , 3.419 head ;
23 cars on sale ; sheep , llrm ; lambs , 'Ac per Ib ,
higher ; sheep , poor to prime , $1.50513.1)0 per 300
Ibs. ; lambs , common to prime , 53.00ftI.K.
IIOOS Recelpls ; 7.117 bend ! ulxxit 200 head on
sale ; markcl weak nt $4.75es.OO tor extra weights.
St. r.imli l.ivn NiocU Miirkot.
IT. , LOt'lS , Nov. 1. CATTLI3 Receipts , 3.SOO
head ; BblpnientB , 2,10) head ; m.irket . slow nnd
dingglng for natives , with Texas cnttle. nnd 6c
lower ; nntlvo sleers. 1,10) lo 1,250 Ilia. , $3.W > i1
4.25 ; cows. SI.60(12.20 ; Texas steers , 11 gilt anil
common. .CO2.SO ; cows , $2.0(182.33. (
IIOQS Recelpta. C.700 head ; shliiments. 2.3M
head ; market Irregular , cloning easier ; best
heavy , f4.004T4.70 ; fair to crrnl mixed. J4.I004.60 ,
common to fair I'gbt ' , tl.20iri.30.
SHKKP Receipts. 2.200 bead ; shipments. 300
fiead ; market jdow nnd eas'er ' ; native sheep ,
82.1CZ.:3 ; mixed , $2.2XJ2.M ; l.-llnbs , $3.00ig3.25.
btuuk In
Record of receipts at Hie four principal mar-
kelp for Thursday , November 1 , 1S94 ;
Catlle. I logs. Sheep ,
South Omana 3.G-II 7.1S4 407
Chicago 14,0'K ) : i.0i)0 34,000
Kansas City 4.300 10.6X ) 8,71)1
SI. Ix > uls 3t00 6,70 ] 2J
Totals 25,814 (3.431 2J.3JT
I.ltcrpnol AlnrlcelH.
LIVKRPOOL , Nov. 1. WHEAT Qose : steady ;
demand poor ; No. 2 red. winter , 4s 44d ! ; No. 2
red. pprlnp. 4s M ,
CORN Spol , nominal ; demand moderate ; fu
tures. November , firm al 4 luJd ; Di-cember ,
steady at 4 9 < l ; Jnnuiiry. steady nt 4s 4X.il.
1'LOt'Il Steady ; demand moderate ; St. Louis ,
fancy winter. Cs 3d.
PROVISIONS Lard , firm ; demand moderate ;
cpot , 36a. Ilecf , dull ; demand easy ; extra India
mess , Ms Od ; prime mess , CIs M. 1'tirk. dull ;
demand poor ; prime mew. western , 65s 3d ; prime
mess , medium , CSs 9d. 31am , dull ; demand Im
proving ; short cut , 43s. Ilacon , dull ; demand
Improving ; Cumberland cut , 3ts ; short rllis , 35s ;
lone clear , 45 Ibs. , SSs ; long nnd n'.iort clear ,
55 Ibs. . 35K M. Shoulders , steady at 27s.
CI1I3ES1 ; Dull ; demand moderate ; finest while
and colored , 4Ss Cd ,
TALLOW Nominal.
COTTON SUED OIL Dull at 20s.
TIJIIPENTINK Steady ; < lemand inmlernle.
ROSIN Steady ; drmanil modernle ; common ,
HOPS At London ( Pacific coastl , firm ; de
mand modemte ; new ciop , 2 ] Csj(3.
Stock of breadstuff ! ! In Liverpool : Flour , 113.000
sacks ; wlicut , 3,970OiW ce.ilals ; corn , C56.000
cenlals. _ _ . _
KnnsnH City Mar ltd ,
KANSAS CITY , Nov. I. WHEAT Plow ; No.
2 hard , 47c ; No. 2 red. fj'i&ite ; rejccleil , 4J043c :
Bali's by sample on 'cluinnf. f. " I' . , Mlsslvslppl
river. No. 2 hard , C3'iC ! | < - ; No. 2 red. Me.
CORN In fair demand ; No. 2 inlitd , 42HfH3c ;
No. Z white , < 3'.iJillc.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 mlxetl , 29',4ir3c ( ; No. 2
wh'te. ' Ktie.
IIUTTKR Very dull ; fancy separator.
dairy. .
KOGS Active and firmer nt 15c.
RKCIIIPTS Wheat , 2.4W bu. ; corn , 1,200 bu.j
tals. none.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 7.SOO bu. ; corn , 1,100 , bu. ;
onts , none.
_ _
KmiKin City l.lvo Kliielc.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1. CATTLI3 Recelpln ,
4,300 , bend ; shipments. 4,2' ' head ; innrkrt dull ,
weak to We lower ; Texas fleers. J2.40ft32S ( ; becl
sleers. $2.7505.10 ; nal've COWB. J1.2 : J.23 ; slock-
er and feeders , $ J.COf(3.CO.
HOGS Ilecelpts. 10.6W head ; shipments. 1.400
tie.Ml ; market opened strong ; cloned 5c lower ;
bulk of sales. J4.3QO4.CO ; heavy. SM1iM.CS ; puck
ers , $4.45 4.65 ; mixed , $4.23@4.5 ! > ; lights , JMCffl
4.33 ; pica. $3.4064.15.
BHKKP Receipts. 8,700 head ; shipments , l.JOO
head ; market steady anil unchanged.
retlned
3 11
T A
3V4WwCc""Na"is. Tl-f e : "off AV"3'll-16 4c ;
mould A , 4 6-3643-nSc ; standard A. 3 15-3Cf < lSc ,
confectioners' A , 3 ID-lCIJI'io ; cut loaf , 4\
4 15-IOc ; crushed , 4 jJl4 15-13c ; powdered. 4 C-1CM
4t4e- granulated , 4 l.ltiilUc ; culws , 4 5-l ( > 84V4c.
IX3NUON , Nov. 1. srCJAll Cane dull ; cenlri-
fusiil Java , I2a 6d ; Uuscovado. fair rcflnliiB- ,
10s 3d.
Now Vork Ury Clouds Mnrket.
NiW YORK , Nov. 1 , An irregular demand
for miscellaneous nssoninents. ot seasonable
fabrics to meet current -wants lias taken a fair
quantity of goods , though more bualnesa hns
resulted from the plucins of orders , fur spring
that have Included BlnRhnms. al o shlrllni. * nnd
domestic , with Ihe eutllnr Irade huvlnjr mad
liberal purchases of coiumades , He. rrlnllng
elotha nro quiet at unchanged quotations , At
Ibe be l U has been a quiet markel.
C nt I on .UarMrc ,
BT. LOIIIS , Nov. 1. COTTON-Oulelj mid-
dllnff , B B-1SC ! nalrs , l.r/X ) bales ; receipt * B.JM .
baleu ; ghlpments , 7.300 taleg ; stock , S5.0W bales.
W n I Murlcot.
ST. LOCIH , Nov. 1. WOOL Qu ! t ! bright
medium and lub washed llnd ready sale al un
changed price * .
TrUoo Wheat ( Juotatlan * .
HAN FIIANC1RCO , Nov. l.-WIIKAT-PIrm ;
Uecember , Met May , 9Sc ; cleared. ll42 centals.
Oil 3Inrlc t § .
LONDON. Nov. I. LINSKKD OlLKOii Cd.
TURPENTINE 8PIIUTB 20u M.
< m
CoinmUklim Compnur C'lmreed irlth 1'ratnl.
DENVER , Nov , 1. The Hills Bros , com
pany , Judgment creditors of the Perry Com-
mluslon company , IlleJ an application for
a receiver for the latter concern today.
They name na defendants Daniel Perry ,
Mary IVrry. theI'utleeLett company , It.
W. Woodliurv. John. C , Gallup and tlio
Prices Clear Below Zero This Week.
Stoves. Ciirpcts , winter nnd low prices. How Is thnt fern
n combination for right now. This week's prices put nil our
efforts In the shade. Come right off ua these prices cannot
last long.
CARPETS , STOVES.
Jute Rups , 21x.1C , Oak Heaters ,
worth sM.25 , now 38c worth 81-J.OO , now S7.5O
Chonlllc Rugs , 15x32 ,
Ouk Hontors
worth $1.00 ,
34c
, now
worth $19.00 , now $9.75
Brussels RugfHlxIO ,
worth $3.51) ) , now SI.25 Base Burners ,
Jloquetto Carpets , .worth $22.50 , now $13.50-
worth SI.50 , now 9Bc Oil Ilcatori ? ,
Brussels Carpets , worth $10.00 , now $4,83
worth 81.00 , now 65c Cannon Stoves ,
Ingrain Carpets , worth SB.OO , now $2-75
worth 50c , now J > 4c Lnundry Stoves ,
Hump Carpets , worth * ( J.OO , now $3.5O
worth 30c , now | 2c
Oil Cloth , worth 40o , now 2Oc Hnnges , C-hole ,
worth $10.00 $9.75
, now
Hassnuks. worth $1.25 , now 5Oc
Art Squares , Ilnngos , steel ,
worth $7.50 , now $3 45 worth $ -10.00 , now $24-5O
Presents Given Awiy This Weak ,
ash
With .10.00 . wrtl , [
l { utcl , tonspoon.
OR
bUqlo
v > n/i4- With lou.uu norm ot K ' "M. . , .
IrPflll A himdsonio plcluro
II vUlvi Will ] 170.00 worth of coocls ,
A Konulnn oak center tauia
\VltL 1100.00 worth or goods ,
Cash or Weekly ; or Monthly Au tlegunt oak rocker
Payments.
f r
Formerly People's Mammoti Installment House.
Open Monday and Saturday Evenings-
Union Natbnal tanlt. The npp Icat en states
t ! it thu assets of the I'erry Commission
cornpany have been fraudulently disposed
of. The plalntlfta nllese that ? % } I'erry ,
the.hSul of the llrm. cave a. J23.0W note to
th Union Natlonnl Iwtnk. of which Mr.
Woodbury was president , without sufficient
consideration , with the Intention of defraud
ing future creditors.
Fair uu A Cooler with NortliwMt Winds for
Xi-hrnnlcu Toiltiv.
WASHINGTON , Nov. 1. The forecast for
Friday Is : For Nebraska nnd Kansas-
Fair ; cooler ; northwest winds.
For lowaHnln In the early morning ;
rain In the central nnd eastern portions
Friday : cooler ; north winds.
For Missouri Ruin ; much cooler ; north-
weal wln < ls ; fair Saturday.
For South Dakota-Fair ; cooler In the
western portion ; northwest winds.
I.i ) rut Kocoril ,
OF THR WEATHER .
OFFICE - - - -
OMAHA , Nov. l.-Omaha record of lempcr-
uluro and rainfall , compared with the
correspond In sr day of raSjts/OU1gJfejgp | Ig31
Maximum tempeniture. . . . 48 71 4G 42
Minimum temperature 3b 47 39 J )
Average lempernture 42 M 42 3G
I'rcclnltntlon. T ,00 " > -w
Condition of lemperaturo nnd precipitation
nt Omaha for the day and alncc March 1.
1891 : . .
Normal temperature. .
Deficiency for the dnv. 4
Accumulateil excess since March I--- . " . . <
Normal precipitation 05 nch
Deficiency for ( he day 05 inch
Total precipitation since March 1 U.90 Inches
Accumulated deficiency since
March 1 " -50 InclicH
Keporl * from Ollior St.itlotn at M 1' . M.
"T" Indicates trace ,
I , . A. WELSH. Observer.
JIIOX Tlt.lltU
Ko Very Encouraging Outlook for tlia C in-
IriK YeHr.
CLEVBLu\ND , Nov. 1. The Iron Trade
Review this week says : The Iron trade has
oorno to a date at which calculations usu
ally begin to be made reaching Into a new
year. There la much expectancy nnd more
prophesying relative to 1895 , but n practical
unanimity In the opinion that If any de
ckled chaiiRe in conditions coma In ( he next
twelve months no sjns | have yet developed.
In the lake Superior ere trmle another
year's record Is soon to be closed , with ship
ments likely to run closer to 7,00),000 tons
than was counted upon early In thu sea-
Bon. The outlook for besserner ores wns
never more promising , and for nonbesscmers
the demand IH ut the lowest point In years.
I'lB Iron producers are llndlngat the end
of Oclober a. less oncouro.KlnK' Hltuatlon In
some respects than nl Iho opening of the
month. The Inability of the farther west
ern railroads to borrow money for ro-cqulp-
ment and retracklng lit not especially en-
couni liiK to H | eel mills In mat section
that , have carried lontr overdue hopes of a
railroad revival. Western bar mill men did
not iret together as planned , owlni ; to the.
( allure to enlist Important Ohio mills. Wire
null men havi : been worklnK Industriously
on a coiriblnallon , but one or two unwilling
producers stand In the way ,
Vetvranf of thn I.utoVur Iteniomberrd by
the ( Innrral Covoriiuirnt.
AVAB1UNOTON , Nov. l.-(8peclal. ( ) Pon-
xlons ( rriintcd , Issue of October 20 , were :
Original Marcus L. Knicry , Champion ,
Cliajte ; Bamuel li. McCoy. Columbus , IMatte ;
William U. Nellmnlt. Aurora , Hamilton.
licnewnl Joseph Wlllover , North 1'luttf ,
Antelope. Increase Krunz Miller , Clearwater -
water , ' AnleloiMI'hlllp Halnuin , Sutton ,
-Clay ; Charles J. TiavlH , C'hnse , Chase.
Mexican wnr mirvlvora tncreaee Babln CJ.
Stan wood , Beward , Sewaril.
Iowa : OrlKlnal Wllllnm If. Hunting ,
Clinton , Clinton ; OtmtavuH Frederlekn , ( Jll-
bert , Hcott : Henry 3. IlealeK , Marshalltown ,
Marshall , llestoratlon and minplcmental
Asher KntamliiKpr , Oscrola , Olurke. He-
newal and Incrcaue Denjamln F. Andrcivs ,
LaUmcr , I "run kiln. Incrtast John C. Kit-
OUTLEB DESKS.
Wo have the ox
elusive tnlo of the
S. celebrated Cutler
I Desks at Iho now
'reduced prices.
Charles ShlYtrick & Co ,
FURNITURE of Every doscrlptlcn.
Temporary Location ,
JL OO oiid l.'OS OoiitfliJN Struct ,
MIT. LA I D HOTEL HI.OCK.
WM. 1LOTTDON.
Commission Merchant
Grain and Provisions.
Private wires to Chicago nnd New York.
All business orders placed on Chicago )
Beard of Trade.
Correspondence solicited.
Olllce , room 4 , New York Life Uulldlng *
Omaha. Telephone 1303.
selman. Charllon , Lucas , Ilelssuc John D.
1 lions , Toledo , Tnma. Orlelnal widows , etc.
Louisa Townsend , Kandolph , Fremont ;
Hmlly Jane De I ntf , Allcn'H Grove , Scott ;
Mary Stoltenber ? , Davenport , Scott ; Arton-
tla Hosier , Hampton , Franklin.
Colorado : OrlBlnal C.-isslUH P. Edmonds.
Poncho SprlnR-s , Chnffee ; Juan Banchcz.
( julnurc , Lns AnluiuHVllliain ; H. Walker.
DurniiBO , IM Plata.
South Dakota : OrlRlnnl GeorKe- . Sevey.
Sturuis , Meade. Increase Jacob W. Iloby ,
Cresbard , Kaulk.
Montana : Original Ilcnjamln P. Hughes.
CuKtcr , Custcr ; Alvah Kutclium , Kallspcll.
Fluthead , _
KEGISTRATION.
Toil it y nml Saturday Ar tlio 1.n t Days for
Iteclntr.itlun.
Friday and Saturday of this -week will bo
the last days of registration , Every legally :
qualified elector should not Tall to register.
Failure ( o do BO will deprive any man of
the rlcht to vote at the election November
C. HcKlstrars sit from 9 a. m. to 0 p. m.
( iornrnor Pcniioycr'n rrciclmimtlrm.
SALEM , Ore. , Nov. 1. Governor 1'ennoyer
today Issued the following thanksgiving1
[ iroclamatlon :
I hereby appoint the last Thursday oC
thin month n thanksgiving holiday , "In the
day of prosperity he Joyful , hut In the day
of adversity consider. ICceleslaBles 7 , H. '
TI1K ICEA1.TY niAICKI'.T ,
INSTUUMENTS placed on record Novcmbe *
1. 1691 :
VVAItUANTY DKHKS.
John Oixxllelt Jr et nl In M I Myers , lot
S. block 8 , 1'nppletnn park . J 1,809
H O Hlirpurd nnd wlfiti llrnnett K Jlyrrn ,
' , i ol n % . lt 11 I'lm'k C. Kuuritztt A It's
mid anil a utrlp niljucent on casl nldf. . . . 10,000
A J I o | > | > lti l < n nml wife lo Ct L HoMjIns ,
lot 13. Mock , r.jniilOnn [ UirU . . 1,178
M A Vapor niul liuubnnil lo Annlu Vapor ,
100 fvet lot 10 , Uuck. 18 , i : V Bmlth'i
aiM. . . . . 1
M I Myrrn rt ol to MnrKnirl Q-mlUlt , MX
100 feel In HIpiut tux lul K In I'WJ.13. ' . . . 6,000
Ilrrnnril Mntrlnnli to Jnmr * Sturgeon , lota
13 nnO Si. I'earon I'lare . ' . . J.WO
Kml Ctirlsllaniion nnil wife tci Mlcharl
MlrhrlKon. n Vi lut 17 , block .4 , Maynt's
a\\ \ . . . . . . i JOO
Mailliln. Kornlner to Christ FontniT , w Vi
nw 21-15-11 . 1,009
QUIT CLAIM UKKDH.
( I A Johniuin ml wlfo to O W Wnttlrg. B
Vi'lWM27 und W , blink 19 , O/chnnl Hill. . t
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loti 1 , t and 19 , block M. Florence . 70Q
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nipyrr , | uirt lut 4 , Mock 71 , UiiMlm . , . , . .
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Uuck U. Ontrnl park . (00
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to H A Bloan , loin IS < iml 19 , Itlmc *
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blra-k n. Kcutilie & ! ( ' adU , n H l ° l 1
anil J , block 215 , Omaha . , , . 11,001
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