Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1894)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , NOYEMBIER 0 , 180-1. 11 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat Aclod Tired During the Greater Part of Yesterday's ' Boaaion. CORN AVERAGED EASIER BUT CLOSED FIRM vlnloiin V'ern Dull nnd u hbndo l.o\ror und < lali IVnund Up UnchanceU llliliosttlon In Sell \Vua Very Scmit. CHICAGO. Nov. 2. Wheat ncted tlrol the r/roater part of today's enslon , but was Ilrm at the finish , closing with a gain of Vic. Diminishing receipts , which nre giving rise to the expectation of less thnn CW.WJO bu. Increase In the- next visible supply state- mcnt , and considerable Inquiry from the United Kingdom for offers , caused the con tinued , strength. Corn averaged easier , but closed firm and ' ,4c higher In sympathy with wheat , Provisions were dull and u shade lower nnd oats closed unchanged. The wheat market opened rather Irregular 6ver a range of about Uc per bu. , or He l > low to Ho above the previous day's clos ing quotations. It did not Jump those limits during the first two lioura of the session. \VJth the exception of the rain there wns nothing to change the previously prevailing sentiment. The northwestern receipts were heavier than yesterday , although somewhat' smaller than on the corresponding ilay of the yenr before. Chicago receipts were light. Foreign markets were firm. The lightness of HtwItH In Knglnml and Ihu boor condition of the farmers' deliveries In both England and France Is Bald to be forcing the mlller.M of those countries to use a largu proportion of foreign wheat. Bt , Louis advised a sale for export of what was called u uoo < 3 sized line at Uc more than was offered for It yesterday and 2c over the best obtainable bid earlier Ihls week. The highest price for December at the opening watt & 3'ic ' , and It Hold down after that to G2ftc. It did not again aell as high until within 15 minutes of the close , when H brought C3ic , nnd n little Inter It touched G3c. May , from CSc lo DSUe at the start , sold down lo G7c and back again near the close to GSUc. The closing quota tions were from M'.ic ' to KlUc for December nnd from &SHa to DSUe for May. Closing cables from Uerlln reported 14 mark ad vance and Liverpool /id higher. Corn was fairly active for about.half on hour and then Hank Into a state of sus pended animation , which lasted during the greater part of the remainder of the ses sion. The price took a Jump of about I4c per bu. at the opening , and nfter that up to w 11 bln an hour of the close the tendency was moderately downward. The rise at the start was attributed to the In fluence of the ruin and the prospect of more wet weather. A good deal of realiz ing catiaed the decline , Hv 12 o'clock May , which haul sold partly at 5Vic ) and nparlngiy at DlT&c. nt the opening , was down to DHic. December , which sold neur the opening as high us KJ'.ic ' , was down to Gl'.ic by noon. Tlio firmness of wheat at the finish caused a reaction and May closed nt CL'-ic and December nt filic , Kxtreme dullness continued to be tlie only feature of the onts market. The disposition to sell was very scant nnd outside as well OB local orders were equally as scnrcu. Fluctuations were entirely In sympathy with corn. May opened slightly llrmer at 32 % , sold off later to from 32 ! o to 32c , anil the close was at 32ic. The provisions market was both heavy nnd dull , The trade Is depressed with n disquieting feeling of prospective heavy re ceipts of hogs. Receipts were 31,000 head nnd for tomorrow 38,000 head nre expected. Ixml Is again undisturbed from Its previous day's resting price , but pork Is 7Vic nnd rlba 2'/fcc cheaper. Tlio leaillng futures ranged as follows : Articles. | Open. | Huh. | Low. | Clo IVlmnt.No , 1 Nov fi2 BL K 51 Mny 5H Corn No. . . . Nov CiV : | mi Dee AIH : BI-W May cm Oat No. 2. . . Nov 2HH Doc May fnfk per bbl . Jim 11 83 3183 11 77M 77 Lnrd.1001bi Jnn OH7M fl KM f)3 ) May 7 U2 7 00 DO Uiort lllb'j- Jnn 0 00 Cash quotations were an follow * : 1'T.OUll Kusy. W ! 113AT No , 2 dprlnc. Mfi57Kc ; No , S iprlrur , nominal ; No. U red. M ? ; _ l5Sc. .COHN No. 2 , Me ; No. J yellow , OATS No. 2 , 2&Ke ; No 2 white. 386 c ; No , 3 while. 316J'32c. HYK No. 2. - < 7c. HAItt.KV Ko. 2. SSc : No. 3 , DIO531ic ; No. 4. 4MJT53C. I'-I.AX flKBD No. 1 , Jl. . TIMOTHY SKEI l'rlme. J5.50. I'HOVISIONS Jless pork , per bid. . J1I.87HO 12.12H ; laid , per 10 } lha. , | fl.iOIO.D.5 ; : shoit ribs. fHdes ( lonse ) , { S.2Mft.30 ; dry nnlted shoulders ( iKixed ) , l' > .C2mi."i.,3 ; flidrl clear sides ( boiDd ) , WlllHI-CY-Dlstlllpra' nnlshed goods , per gnt , J1.-3. HIIOAHS irnchansed. The following were tlie receipts and shipments today : On the 1'roiUico oxclianro tod.iv tlm butler innr- Vet wan firms creamery , 13a'2c ; ualry , l.dltfc. NKW VOICK OKNKKAL , AlAKICKr. Yoatcrtliiv'r. Quotation * on flour , Orulu nnd PrcivlnluiiH , Metal * , Klc. NEW YOIlIf , Nov. { . ri.OUIl Ileceljits. 81.400 bbln. ; expert * . 5,000 bbls. ; Mica , 41,00.1 | > kKs , j mar ket developed'a good deal of activity In tlie nft- ernoun un < ] fiirmer asking prices w rc pener- nlly asked. The HtreiiRth In wheat mined the activity. Southern Hour , active ; Bales , 7M pkR . llyc flour. ra y ; sales , 200 bbls. Uiukwlieat Hour , mm ; J2.lMrr.15. MUCK.WI IHAT I'lrm ; KtffSCo. CORN HKAIKlrnti .ile , 2.400 Backs ; yellow , WCBtcrn , Ill5 lt8 ; Ilrnmlrwliie. J3.10. UYi : Nominal ; cnr lota , OiyWc ; Iwat lonils , BWiSe. I v ( y IIAUI.BV Bleailv ; No , 2 IMIIwaukpr , 61c. 1IAIU.KY MAl/r Nominal ; western. iOfflTSr. WHl-lAT HreclptB , Ul.iM bu. ; ex | > rtB , 4SSO ) bu. ; Biilfs. 3,4IOCVO bu. futurt'K and 2,00 } bu. snot. Option * cijipnc-,1 tlrmor on continental tmylriK , IlKht Interior receliuti. covi-rlns by shorts , became active In the nftenumn ami closed nt % o nt nd- vnnce ; No. 2 rcil , Kebruary , closi-d USHo : Alny. toyi&6Hc. elofwl BHic : November , cloned 5SJlcj December. elom-U f > C 4c. COltN Itrcclpti , 51,800 bu. : exports , 800 bu. ; BAlra , : ! 0PO > bu. futurew nnd 90,000 bu. sint. Spot nmrkrt inittlve. No. 1. COa In ium iul elrvnlor ; 6to ullrat. Option maiktt optncd ulmntr. riinotl nil nt no ii nnd rloud at % p mlvanco ; Jumuiry , UUfrKHr. closeil 55ijc ; Mny , 01 ll-15ffj4Vic. rloHtnl & &H < , Nnvpniber , SSHCr S iC , clo e.l SS'ktc. Heccmber. rlo > il S7Kc. OATH Hocrli | | . SI,800 Int. ; cxpnrtB , J.JOO bu. ; Hilta , 123.1W bu. futures and 33,000 bu. spot. Hpot llrmerr No. S. 32 itl cr No. 2 , drllvernl. Siy , 3 u ; No. J. JSlic ; No. 1 white. Mfcr ; No. S wblle , SCc ; track , wlilte wratcrn , JUrlOc ; track , wbltu Btate , WrlDc. Optloim have been governed by cx > rn all dny nml cliffle.1 firm ot Inut nlglit'a prices ; January , 3IVitf31Hc , closed 3IHc : Keliru- ar > ' , clo l W-ic , Jtuy , SCittlJSKi. ' . cU > e l 36Hc ; November , I'l'wej 330 ; Uecviiiber , I3 ifiWHo , clofteil 33Sc- HAY Dull ; Blilt > plne , 55c ; seed to choice , IfOi'SJ 1\Vali : rtatc. common o choice , old , l 7o ; now , GBlOHci Pacltlo CI-OBI. 3V4OIi- . IllDKH firm ; wet nailed New Urlran * . ne- IroteU. 15 tu U Ib ] . , Sri Huenoa A > T , drj91 lo SI Ib * . . lloi Texan , dry , n to 30 | ba. , Hifr6c. LKATHKIl tjulet but ntcoily ; b cm lock Bole , lluenoa Ayrot. llsht tu lu'nvj-HclcM. lltfiec. dome tlc llecce , l yiLpulled. ; . I'llOV'ISIONS IJcrf , firm. Cut meals , quiet : pleklr.1 bellies , C > t < f7ViC ; plrkleil shoulders , &Uc ; lilcklisl hum * , K > ifi.j > c. i.-ml. stnidywestern Fteam closed it 17.23 ; vales , 700 ll.-li'ra at 17.10 W7.35 ; city. JC.iOIiO.ffii , ; Novcrnbrr , closed IT.25 , nominal : January. JT.ii ) , nomlnul ; retlneil , nulct ; roiuln nt , 11,75 ; a. A , , (8 ; compound. Si.13. 1'ork , dull. IHtTTUU-nrm : western dairy , llfllfio ; westprn crvaracry. lM/jc : western factory , lOfJWie ! KI- Slns , n'c : Imltiitlon crrumcry. HiflSc ; state airy. 13fti2e ; ctatu creamery , 17O lc , I'llKCSK-Hltady ; larce , StflOUc : small , IHO lie ; miall tklmi ) . JCFIc. iairi-l'lnn ) : tatu nnd IVnnsylvanla. 21 < J2c ; Icit house , IMflCHc ; recclptn. i.wi plcgs. ; we tern tresh , ICffJlc. i-nneii , | S.WtT3.50. 1'1-rrHOU-a'M-Uiilted cloxed nt KTic hid. TAI.OW-WM U ! city. Hc ; country. 4\r. IKM1N Klrm ; itralned , cummoit to good , jl-O IllflV-Vlrnu dam xtlc , fair to extra , IViflOVic ; MOl'AS.HES Steady ; New Orleans , open kettle , good to elui'ce. 2SC3ic. ! TUUI'UNTINlgulet at M'.JOMe ' IUO IllON-Uull ; Bcolch , | 1 .IW 19.S5 ; Am rl- Cnn. } 10.CUtflI , 0 , lirtSLTHK-DuUt dompstle. W,53 < ? 3.S74 ! , I.UAD Dull : biDkem1 price for bullion , 13 ; ex- cbnnn price for spot , H.ir'.jtfJ.n. COI'l'illt-nrokeiV pries , fj.W ; cKClian.e price , t3.WX-3.CX. ( TlN--Stead > ' : PtnlU , IU.G09JI.70 : plalca dull : Mleon 'chBimn. SI tons March ( In. 114.75 ; Ml tons April. IK.10 ; U toni March. 111.70 ; K tons H. a. lt > W y I , JM.M ; U tun * 8. O. to May 1 , lll.W. C01TON 8Iiir > OtlContlnueJ dull ami nomi nal nt nny llruioi prlma yellow , ZSSiVfac ; j'cl- low of { cnules , r jSc. Cuffaa Murker. NP.W YOnK , Nov.COlfKUODtloni IrrrswUr , wltn W y ( point * hl tiu nd lnl < ! r months fOI > polntn lower ; mle.1 Irresulnr ; rwwl nK-ndy ; nales , ITH 1 > 1R , InrludlnR : No vember. tl3.SH ; December , U.wai2. .l ; January. ill.jfli.oO ! ; Kcbtu.iry. 111.70 ; March. tltCSeil.O ) ; April , Sll.M ; May , Ml 31HI1.W ; snot cnfTee. Itlo. steady ; No. 7 , 11,1.53 ; rallil , slesdy ; Oonlovn. IlLOKJiro ) : ftalpfi. 6-V b B lllo. 9 plus 1 points. Ill spot ; l.Mo bflK" Buntos , inot , p. 1.1 Z.fMO | x > cul Interior I'sdaJu * from September rule at 122 , nml I.OnO m.its , T. P. spot , nt 122.W ; Ml hundlcs Macla , to- arrive , p. t. Warehouse de- Hverlre from Now York yesterday , 14.tit hues ; Block lodny , I. . ! 117KH \ ; Unite. ! Hln'es K | > X'K , 2r.,071 bncj ; aHr.nt for the United Htatfs , 2:6rOG bnff : lotnl visible supply for tlie miled States , 451,1171 IKIES , against tr.O.SK baicii last year. HA.MHrHCl. Nov. 2. Market steady ; prices * 4ffl pig advance ; snlcs , 32.W ) bnRS. HAVIIi : . Nov. 5. Market clo i > J on nccount of th < > death of the cxnr c f Iliissln , UIO DM JANKIKO , Nov. J. Holiday. OMAIIil ( II'MII IM Cnmlltlon of Trudo null < Juntntlon9 on Mnplo nnil l-'nnoy I'roilucp. The stormy we/itlicr hns cut off the receipts of hay to an extent that promises to cause a rn | > 'd ' decrease In porent ; stocks In this city. Quotations ! lIUTTKIt Packing Kteck. BflS'Sc ; fair to peed country , llfflSc ; choice to fancy , Hifl" c ; crt l creamery , ] & 7/2 > > c ; getiarator creamery , 21 flac. I'OL'LTHY Old hens , -IWc ; Fprlni clilcltens. GIrT.vjc ; ilnrk * , 6'fcfT7c ' ; turkeys , rprlng , Be ; hen tuikeys. 7c ; geese. Glifffic , KCKJ8 I'er doz. , strictly fresh laid , He. nAMK-l'mlrla chlecen ! , | > er doi. , W.WQ3.J5 ; . .rouse , pep doz. , 52.711(3.00 ( ; blun wing trni , ptr doz. , 11.54 ; green wing leal , per doz. , II.U ; clucks , mined , per Our , Jl : ranvasbacki , JHOai.jO ; mallards and retl bends , HM'St.K ; quail. 51.-HP LID ; deer middles , llfllSo ; antelope Baddies , IZiT1 13cj small rnl.MH. Jl ; Jarlc rabbits , 12. VIJAI * Choice flit nnd K mil 11eals are quoted nt GnHc : Inrce nnd coarse. Sffle. CIIEiSK Wisconsin full cream. 13c ; Ne braska , nnd Iowa , full crcmn , lie ; Nobrnxka nnd Iowa , part skims , 7J8o ; l.lmburgcr , No. 1 , lie ; brick. No. 1 , 12c ; Swiss. No 1. f-Hflto. 1IAV Upland hay , SiM ; midland , f8 ; lowland. S7.50 ; rye straw , 18. CYilnr makes tlie price on liay. Llfiht shades sell the beat. Only top grades brine tcp prices. I'lUKONS-Old birds , per dot. 750 , VKOKTAIILHS. The movement of potataeH this yenr from east to west Is something unusunl. tMlc&Rij Produce Buys that no ixitntn ilenler In Chicago ever ex- pu-cteil to sec the time when the- past would put moie potatoes In tbut market thnn the vest. Hut that Is Just wluil It Is < Jolnij today. There are more potatoes being brought Into Ctilcinno from eastern states thai from all westein point * , tn fact to Hie surprise of the shlpiM-is in tlio H.idsrT stnlp.Vlsconjtn hn been nlmoit wholly knocked off the rtiaiket tha past week. "Hut , " * nld ono of the lending Wisconsin dealers Wednesday. "Ihls Im't Bt > lnff to last lone. Chl- C.IKO and the southwest lire tlie only outlets the U'lHConaln people have for the'r potatoes , nnd they nre noinff to maiket them there , too. nnd If tlio New York people BOH anything bcic they Imvi ? got to sell them at lower prlccn thnn they hnvc been Holllne tlio pnst two -weeka. Wiscon sin IIRH been holding back for Bonn * time , but Is not Kolnir to hold hark uny morf. Tlie potatoes will come In If they hnvo to Sfll down to 40c. " A letter from Jamestown. N. ! > . . Bays : Heavy shipments of potatoes arc being made from tti's ' part of Nortb Dakota , nnd wagons of tills pio- duct nre. almost as common In the stterts as are loads of wheat. Itecenil > , fnr tlie first tlm * In the lilstoiy of Ihe Noilhern 1'arlllo road , nn entire train , consisting of twenty-two carloads , passed east. The Irrttrulcd fields of Montana , along the National park , the Northern I'ocllic & Montana , nnd tlie Spokane & Palouse brandies , nnd tlio Hitter Hoot valley , ns well ns th < - valley of the Yellowstone , generally In tla uppnr l or- tlon. nre ibis yetir each Bending In potatoes. Over JM ) cnrloods have gone over tlm road lately , about half of them this m nib. Quotation ; : I'OTATOKS ' Western stock , car lots , 3c ; small lots. 70c. OLD BEANS Hand-picked , navy , 2 ; lima boms , tier Ib.Hie. . ONIONS On older * , B3T70c. { CAltllAOi : On orders , I'.ic. CKI.EHV Per doz. . _ > fi35e. HWBKT rOTATOKS 1'er bbl. , U ; Jersey , 5.M per bbl. IlEin'S Ver bu. . E < MJGOc. CAI8IIOTS IVr bu. , WflCOc. CAl'I.lKI.OWKIt-1'er doz , . $2.25. . WOO n.ANT Per doz. . We. HOKHKHADISII-Pcr Ib. , 7JCSC. I'AUHNIl'M 1'cr bu , , GOfiCOr. IltlTAIIAOAB Per bu. . 7i 0c. I'AIlSLTjy I'or iloz. bunches , S5c. TURNIl'S Per bu. , lOc. SPLIT I > l3AS-l' r Ib. , 3(33Uc ( i-nuiTa. QU1NCK8 California , per CO-lb. liox. II.CO. APPJ.ES-aood Block , per bbl. , J.5')02.75 ' ) ; illch- iKnn Block. J3.iWff.l.2 > . PUACHliS None , PLUMS Cnllfoinla , none. I'lll'NBS None. PKAI18 Winter Nellls. 1.5)1.73. ) OltAI'ES Concords. 10-lb. baskets , 12@lJc ! ; Cal ifornia. Jl.WI. CIlANHKnillKS CniM Cod fancy , J9.B9 per bbl. TllOPICAL , FJ1UITS. A report from Hollands. Cal. , nays : Specula tions on tlie proxppctlve onmge. crop nreIn order. Wo have heard a number of estimates from experts , niul they ranwe from 425 carloads to 5 cnrlotidB. As n matter of fact , the ciop Is riKitteil , and Is hard to estimate. Trees which bloomed early lost their blossom * , while thcsa \vltlch bloomed late ivlll hnvc a Kood crop. An Kvanston , Kl . , rejrart sitys : The local mnrket < xt Onlnesvllle Is stocked with ornncca that were blown from the trees [ luring the. re cent Btorms. Th fruit Is yellow , prematurely so , but Is found tobe very Insipid , nnd one ornnse generally sutlslles tn ! hungriest fruit purchaser. No iloubt much of this fruit will be shipped to northern markets , much to their del rlmcnt. Quotations : CHANGES Mexican , per boi. ! 3. ) : FlorUlas , S3. HANANAS Choice stock , I1.75-S2.SO per bunch. tiKMONS Messina , 300 , K ; 3V3 , 5I.W83.00. PlNBAl'PI.KS-None. MISCKII.ANTOUS. : OY8TKUS IXU > c : medium , per can. lOo ; horse elioes. 12c ; extra standards , 16c ; extm selects , ITc ; company selects , 2lc ; New i'oik counts. ! 5c. NKW 1'IOS Extra fancy , per Ib. , ISc ; fancy , 55o ; clmlro , lie. HONUY Choice white , HOI'c ; California , 13 MAl'I.t ; HVItUP Gallon cans , per doz. , JI2. NUTS Almonds. ISgjlGc ; KnBlIsi : walnuts , 12cr fllbeits. 12c ; lirazll nuts , none ; eastern chest nuts. 10ffl2c ; Hhellljnilc hickory nuts , per bu. . 11W ; fancy raw peanuts , Cc ; roasted peanuts , 7140. HAUElt KIIAUT Choice white , per bbl. , JI.M e .75- ; per lialf bbl. , JI.50. MINOR WHAT Knncy , In half Lbls. , per Ib. I'l'ail Freali riiuslit cropple , p rch nnd sun- Tsh. 305c ; buffalo , -3 ? 4c : pike nnd pickerel , 6B 8c : catllsb , 8O9c ; black bass , 123Ht\ CIDEIt Pure Julct. per bbl. , t5 ; half bbl. . 13.3J. IIIDEiS No. 1 crcen hides. SVio ; No. 2 ureen hides. 31ic ; No. I creen naltcil hides , 4V4c : No. 2 Bicen salted hides , 3'ic : No. 1 grean salted hides. T to 40 Ibs , IVic ; No. t green salted hides. 25 to ID Ibs. , JVtc ; No. 1 veal calf , S to IS Ibs. . 7c ; No. 8 veal calf , 8 to IS Ibs. 5c ; No. 1 dry flint hides. Cc ; No. 3 dry flint tildes. 4c : No. 1 dry salted hides. Do ; part cured tildes HO per Ib. less than fully cured. B1IEKP PEI/TS Qreen Halted , each , Z3060c ; et cn salted shearllnirs ( uliortwooled early skins ) . each , I0f:0a : dry slieurllngs ( short wooled early nklnii ) . No. 1. each. C01So ; dry shf .rllnr ( short wooled early sktrui ) . No. I , each , Jo ; dry Hint Kan a * and N br fkn butcher wool pelts , pet Ib. , Bctuil wdelit. ( CSc ; dry Hint Kansas am Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. . actua" welKlil. HOCUc ; dry flint Colorado butcher woo ptlm. tier Ib. , actual \veleht. C64c ! : dry film Colorado murrain wool pelt * . | > er Ib. , actual weight , 4B6c ; < have feet cut off , as It Is useless to pay freight nn tliem ) . TALLOW AND OllKABn Tallow. No. 1 , . . . tallow. No. I. 354c ; urease , white A , 4c ; grease white 13 , JV4c ; gren e , yellow , 3'/ie ; Kreasa. dark J ic : old butter. laiWc ; b swa _ , prime , lougli yrllow , IViific. STOCKS ANH It ON 1)3. Slmre Speculation Was Clianictorlzoil by a UrnoritUjr Htrong Toiio. NE\V TOHK , Nov. 2. The share specula tton was characterized by a generally strong tone today , tut the volume of busl ness was light antl there "were periods o extreme dullness. Among the causes which led to the Btrength of the market was the llrmne.ss of the London anil continental ex changes , showing that the death of th czar wns not looked upon as likely to dls turli the Imluncu oC the powers of Europe Another Inllucncu was also at work. Will street always discounts the future , ant there has apparently been begun n ills counting of the result of next Tuesday' ' election , -which It seem * to tie taken fo granted will be a Kent-nil trade revival. O the resulting appreciation of epeculatlv values , the professional operatoru are ilia posed to place themselves In position ti take ndvnntaKC- Consequently they ar now acquiring lines of stock which the ; possibly expect to unload upon the outsld public , when , aa Is believed. It will com In lamb-like after Ihe elections on th cautiously manufactured sentiment that at era of general prosperity shall pet tn. At the opening ct business today a. firm tone prevailed anil prices advanced , th con ) stocks leadlnK In the Improvement There was but one notable exception Suffar. which declined 1 per cent to 85 % , bu oulckly recovered the loss. The rnllwa lint was well held , but ciccpt tor a fe\ flpcclattles made no Important movemen until late In the afternoon , when u reactlo set In. which was only of brief duratlo. and the Breater portion of which was re covered In the final transactions. The mar ket closed firm at a very general advanc on the day of from U to li ! per cent In th active list , the latter In Pacific Mall : 1 % pe cent lu Denver & nio Grande preferred an Northwestern : Hi per cent tn Great Norther preferred : H per cent In Itooh Island ; % pe cent In St. i'aul und Ilurllngton. Specumtlo lit the bond market wan active nnd stront , tha dealings for the day ngRreeattn M.W3.000. A transaction of some note was the eal of n block of 10S.OOQ Minnesota & St. I .on I llrsts , Pacific extension , at 1U > , against 11 regular last welt. The Post's London cable Rays ; The stoc markets were good today. The death of th cxar having b eu fully discounted , ther was n rise In prices , consols leading Americana rose sharply and closed nt th best. Foreigners were firm , and especial ! Husslan stock and other rpeclaltles. Th Paris bourse was strong und the recover In French exchange lias arrested gold shl ] ments from here. This week's decrease o 574.000 In the lianlc of England coin an bullion U due to shipments abroad , { 759.00 having been exported for the week , viz 1CW.WO sovereigns to Germany und the re- mainder In bars nold for Paris and non- mania. The China silver loan. Is expected omorrow , Tha following were the closing quotations n tha leasing itocks of Iho New Tork cx- tod-jr : Northwpnlern. . . . , llon , T. II 30 do pM. . . , . . . . . , Mo rid. . . . . . . . . . 18S. N. T. Oealrnl , , . . . itn. KKim-ns . 11(1 ( N.Y.AN. Knit. . . . altlnionuOhlo. . Ontario A W fix nn.id.i 1'acltlo. . * . til Oregon Imp nna < l.i Soulhern. 4 I'M Oregon Nnr pitr.il | I'apldo. , . im O. B. UAU. N. . . . . Olno. . . . . . Pacific M.tll hlcauo Alton. . , . P. D. & K. . . ' . ,11. 7 ! M 'IMItflbur ? , . . , . . isn 74(4 ( Piilbnnn 1'Jtaco. . in : dm 11U Kojidlnir \C. C..VSL L. . . . Richmond Term , , Colo. Coil .fclron 7 do pfd > ) ttonOU Oarl. . . 211 .B.n.vr 1U ) ul. , < t IIlldHOll. . . . 1 _ , ! 11,0. W. pM ) el. t.ioX. Vf. . , " ' ' ' ' " . .V 1C.O , pfd . : ? < HL Paul" . . . . . . . . . . .tC.F. Co . Ill 1st. I'uul t > M Tonn . inM St. I1. & oirmaa. . . . . iU : > do pfd d op Til . L'li Southern I'.ic rorlWnvna . leu sucitr llofliiery. . . 1. Nortliarn Pfd. . Tenn. Coal A Iron I.AK. LT.M . ll.'i Texas Pacific. . . . locking Vullay , . 17H T. AO. CcntpfJ. . ll.Gantrnl . Hl | ? Union 1'nclllc L P.AUulttth. . . . 2I U. S Exprc'ti 41 : . & T.Hf.l . W. St. L. 4-P 41r.M Lnka KrluA W. . . do pfd do pfd. . , . TVolIn F.tro E * . . 10.1 kn Slniru . Western Union. . . BT eid Trust . W. AL. E .OIllMVlllo.V N. . . . C3H do pfd -onlHVlllo.VN. A. M A St. L lanhaltAn CJon. . . U. A l-O 1innlilB , V U . . . . ID O. H llclilnnti Cent. . . . ( IDUK ' ' ' ' " ' ' " " Mo.i'aclllo . U7M P.'r\'i'i'.y. . . . lobllo.t Ohio. . . . in " 3 tifd , lint. . . rid AT. C T. A. A. A N. 51. . . do pfd. . , , . T. St. L. A.K. C , . . , . J. Ccirtral . do pfd N AW. rid . S. 11. It Sorlh Am. Co . S. II. 11.pM 'Jorthorn IMclnc. Am , Toll. Co. . , . . , Jo. I'ae. nfa . do Dfd 11)54 ) UIiHtIN ; ( ; TOTALS. cif liiiRlno H Trammeled by tile AH i > rlllHl ; ( U i n UK IntVcnk. . NE\V YOItK , Nov. 2. The following Inble , omplletl by Uradstrect's. shows the total learnnecs at the principal cities nnd the icreentagc of Increase or decrease , as ompared with the corresponding week last ear : CITIES. Clearings. Inc. Dec. Jew York $ " . 2.D33 TTT7 htragti . , , . , . . 2.6 lOStOH . 12.4 hlladelplil. % DS.OST.CSU t. Louis S0.73I.100 nn Kninclscw 14,112.633 O.t laltlmore 12.310.200 Ittubtirir 32.979.551 17.3 inclnnati Kansas Cllv 9,011,611 Jew Orleans 7.4M.SS6 n.9 EtllTHllI . . . , . . . , 3,918,041 5.C llhvaukco . . . . 4,764Ciri G.I Xrolt , , ' ' ' L/xilsvllle 5,21 ? , IM 'ii''o 8,8t3fi i.- > 3MAI1A 4,091'in ri > \ htenci ; D,042FOO is.r , IcvHan.l C.171.233 2S.9 oo t. I'nul , , 3cnvcr sBs,6zr , ndlannpolU 4,3S3ti3 33S.O , 3,3T.1CII U.7 Inrtfard tlclimnntl 2,192 153 35. S ViiKlilnslon. 1. 477,839 J.I Uulutli DalliiH cc SI. Joieph 1.23,009 " 14.9 ' . otla 1,721,011 , , "fii .trmphla 2,095,419 , 2.S " 1. > rtlanil , Ore "u.a 1.4S3.6I1 " ' r llnvort . "i'.s uvnnnah . . . " ' lngflelil , M.IKS . 1.235. Ml "j'.b Vorowtrr . 1.15 ! , DM ra " 'orltntiil. ' Me . 1.3M,2 2 10.3 \tlnnta . 1.307,160 , t'-ort Worth . 2,011.197 Waco . 2.987.W6 iyrarusp . . . , . , , . . . . . . , . . . 1,121,013 7.4 > fs Itnlnoa . . , " Omntl llaplda . 711,379 "ii ! Sfattlc . 6BJ.JS7 29.1 " xiwcll . M'J.118 ' " 4.1 VllmlngUm , Del . C8I.9M "sio Norfolk . 1.13I.S11 sioux : City . . 2. 7S3.721 1B.S 'aroma 70I.WS 24.8 aRlnuw , JUch " ' Spokane "n'.v Tacksonvlllu 13.4 , lncoln 4C1.IOO 10. G New Itedfonl ' w. . 'n.i 399. Din 231. ; . 433.171 Ky 310.172 17.7 333.700 s. lla > - City , Midi 2SI.UG ID. 4 Pall IHvcr 912. CS7 19. S Akron. O 227 , 7B3 StprlnKtteld. O 140,177 Canton. O 130.000 6.1 Sioux Pall * K7.429 2.3 Krcmont. Nfli 58.92- 20.5 IInstlnK . Neb 35.3 ClmttnnooKa 155,8 11.3 110. 2-18 ' 'Nashville ' 873,226 'is ! ; 7BI2,94 : ' ' 'Salt ' Lnlt 1,143.300 's'sii 'Helena ' 61 ] , MS Scrnntcm 7W.476 207. 4tM 'Itockfunl ' 158,792 Total for I'nlled States. JW.OT.SIC Exclusive of New York. . . . j(27,115ni ( nosiiNioN or CANAUA ? Montreal . 10.1M.2SB II.SI Toronto . . 5.11T,8S6 2.1 [ all Tax . : , old43B 1.9 lamlHon , & ,4 1.483.1SB _ Total _ . . . . . . . . . . _ > I6.97X237 5.C Hot Included In total. New YoVIc .Mimev Market. ' NEW YORK. Nov. J. MONK5T ON CALL Kasjat 1 per cent ; last loan. 1 per cent ; closed at I per c nt. * 1 Hllli ; IIEKCANT11.U I'APKR 2 iei cent. STERLINO RXCIIATJOE Dull , with bui n bankers' bills at J4.S7 i f4.88 far demand . . . * l.iGial,87 ! for sixty days ; posted rates , S4.87K31 1.88 and S-l.SSfetf4.i3 ; commercial bills , 11.85 ! * ' 4,83 % . MIL.VRK CinTlFICATI3S- . Cloilny quotations on bonds were as follow- : U'srssrejilO D. &R. O. 4B Bl u.s. C.SCOUP nn Erlo and * , 71) ) u. s. " ' " 11SH U , II. A3. As. . . DO tJ. S. a roi" . . . . . . . IH1 do 7s OS Paclflouaot ' 113 , . 301 H. AT , G 68 1U1 A. . . . . . do Us LIH Ala. Class U IDS M. K. &T. 1U143. . Ala. Clm : C. . . . rlo 'Mtn Ala. CHtTL-nclea. . Mutual Unlonfls. 105 T < n. h'owCoo. 48 , . n a NJ.Ccnt.Uan.u3 , 116 MlBsourl On 11)0 ) No. I'AC. lAM 114 N.C. Us 113V Nc Pae. _ nds 87K 100 N. W. Consol9 , . , 141 S. iXnonfund do S. P. Dpb. 5 lUi ) Tonn. now sot U. 70J8 R. O. W. Ibta U7W Tonn noxv uot & . . , St. P ConsolH 7ft. . 1-9 l Tenn , old Os. . . . till St. P.O. A P. W.5s. HIM Vn. Centuries. . . . fit ) 8t.I.iI.M.Oea.5s. 7HV | do deferred S. UAS.K.Cen.U P4 l Alclilaon 4 Tex , Pao. IBIS. . , . BII > J AlchlBon 2a A. . , . Tex. I'ac. ' ! ' 'CM Canada So. iids. . U. P. Istsof "Oil. . im Con. 1'ac. Ittts 'OS , Went Slioro 4 * Inn D..V. K. G. 7H. . . , . Southern U.It. Cs. 87U 1 bid. Iloitaii Stock ( Juotacloui. BOSTON. Nov , 2. Call loans. m 2 o-st cent ; llmo loans , ' 'KtMhi oercont. Cloilni pnoai for stockB.boaJa and iiilniiii shirji : A.T. A &V C'H Wuatlneii. Klooirto Am. sucnr , BU W. Kloo-pfil . Am. Bimnr ufd DIM AtchlBon ' 'ds . IU1T SUtOUHH 12H AtublBon 4s. . . , . . . lloll Telephone. . . . Hew Knelaiict da. , luo lofllon.t.V ) Oen. Kloctrlo 5s. . H Hi Mil H-U.Cent.1nts. . . . J5 C. . II. A 0 Allouaz Iflnlu. Co , 25 Kltchbnrg 77ft Atlantic. . . . , . . . , . . . 25UK Ofli. Klecirlo UoHtonvV MonLiru 28 IlllnolH Steel. . . . fluttoA Iloston. . . . It ) tluxlc-an Central. . Calumet it HecU. , 20:1 : N.Y. AN. K Centennial. . . Old Colony Ktnnltlln. . . . . , , , , Oti'KOu Short I.lc.o KiibDer. . Osccola Sli Union Pi Qulnc.v West Kmi. . Tamarack . 14H IV , End urd. H.ln Fr.inclurn .Mlnlii- Mock y SAN FUANOIfCO , Nov. 2.-Tho official closlnr Quotations for mlnlnjr utai-a io.liy : wur.iai fol luwa : Alia 17 ( iould A Curry 17n Alpha Con , n llnUi ANoreroaH. . 87 Amies SB Jimtlce 17 Ik'lcher S'Ja Kentucky Con. Itella iHle a Mexican , U Ik-HtA IkilcLuT. . . . no Monit Utiiblo. 10 Iiotllo Con r.'u ( k-cidentilCon. . . , liullloi so Ophlr , 2A& nulvver Con . * . . i. Ovcnnun 111 C.ilnlonl.i POtOBl 60 Cliallene Con Savaee DU Chollar. . . 05 Scorpion ConOdenco no Sltirra Nevada. . . . . 83 Con.Cal AVn. . . . , IW Silver Hill . Con. liuiKTlal Union Con o Crown 1'olnl 68 Ut.ih Co oCi Kxchequer . Yullow Jacket. . . . . Ci Silver baru , 0i : > ( nin ! : c. Muxlcindolliirft , )9 ) < j. ! Jraft3,8lslitlUci tolfrruphlc , I''H'c. London StuaX Qn : > t tl > ili. LONDON , Nor.i p. in. ' . I'.lCltlo. . ll-JH N. Y.Coiilnil . 101 * 1KB. Central U.M I'onimylvaula . S' ' > Mexican ordinary. 13S Moi. Con. now IB , CD ) DAIl SILVER 203'IM IH.Tounce. MONKV-Wlwrcent. Thu rule of discount m Ihu open market fo Hhorl bills U tMU per cent , and lor lUtvu inontJifc bill * H per cent. KuropcMii Mur-HlK Not Dlntiirbeit. I/ > NIX > N. Nov t. Tlie death of Ihe czar ha had little efftv t upon the Kuropran stock mar kfts. in Iierlln thu announcement on the lour * today of Ihe Nucce lon of Nlcholai II was re ctlved wlltiout manifestation. Ituulnn bond were a iiimrtvr lower. American railroad ttork generally howeJ an advtiiire ibrouc-out tin II * OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS Receipts Ooutinuo tiglt and Ocnornl Trad ing Ball and Blow. IMLITY OF CAT1U POORfR THAN LVER liU with the Ilnmmanil I'lro CIIUHI I.utn Opoiiliig ot n Mrnn .Murfcot for Srllera II ( > K" Open UrUIr and Itulllati , but C'lcMo l.imcr. 'KIUI3AY , Nov. 2. necelnts were vary ; moderate today , note o Bajlight. . So frtt * this week there has ccn n n Increase of a'houl 1,000 head of nttle , ns compared with last week. Hog upi > llH show a shi rl s < . > of about 3W ) head nd she < ; p all of C , ( l eal. The quality of the cattle received was oorer than It has > b cn any time lately , nd that Is sayingconsiderable. . IJUslnesa vas slow In opening out , on uccount of the IB Hammond lire. Wnter was cut oft from lie yards , and sellers were unable to water heir cattle , and -were .consequently unwlll- nif to show them , ; 'fyic market was dull fter It did open , but , ( his was more on ac- ount of the poor auallty of the cattle of- crcil than for any pther reason. Oood heef tecrs were In active demand and riuotnbly rm. Common stult ivns slow Bale and venker. They lought cows nway down today. The upply was not Innre , rather small , in fact , > ot over 30 loads , and these were mostly if low grade stock. Huycrswere all more ir less Indifferent nnd bearish ami prices tiled weak to n dime lower than Thursday and Mo to 40c lower than Monday. Calves tiled firm and bulls , stags , etc. , not quot- ibly lower. Stock cattle and feeders were not hunted or vers * vigorously today , still sellers had no trouble In realizing fully steady prices or the right kind. Medium and Inferior took cattle were generally slow and weak. jood to choice feeders nre quotable nt from 2.00 to J3.25 , fair to Rood from tt.K to $2.00 , ind common grades from 12.2 * down. Hep- rcsentntlve sales : DUESSED HEEF. Av. 1'r. No. Av. 1'r , No. Av. I'r. . .1I30 (3 23 COW8. . 810 100 . . BIO II 23 . C97 ft 70 . J27 100 0. . . . BZS 1 30 3. . .1153 170 . i 0 100 26. . , . CS7 t Ifi. . . U07 1 7l ) .1000 120. 29. . , . MtI 40 1. . . .1070 170 818 120 4. . 90 140 1. . . . ! ' 0/ > 175 770 120 I. . B30 140 C. . . .018 175 144 120 16. . 013 1 < i > 7. . . . RT.i 1 Si ) BOS 120 5. . 7H 1 4 1. . . .1070 181 ISO 120 1. . BIO I 50W 12. . . S2I 183 590 123 2- . . 76D W 2. , . 'JVj 185 . 700 123 ! 21. . . S6J t 6 C. . . K2B 190 593 125 1. . 10Kt t C I. , . 900 190 SC.r > 125 1. . .1120 I D 2I. . .S21 190 SW 123 4. . . PfiJ t G 2. . .1015 103 660 123 1. . BOD 100 2S. . . 915 193 60t > 125 1. . . BSO I 6 1. . .1(130 2 W . DC ! 123 9. . . DOC 1 M 3. , . S3 2 00 . 92i 12- ) I. . . 581 1 W 10. , . S03 200 831 1 2.1 14. . . SI0 1 CO 13. . . SIS 20) 1. DCO 1 3. . . 8 % IDS 2. . . S03 2 IS 2. . . . D2i 12 1. . . 760 I CS 3. , .793 233 S. . . . 772 123 14. . . . 01 1 7. . , . 397 lift 1. . . . 400 I S4 .C30 1 JO 12. . . . & 2S 1 30 2. . . . 591 1 OH . ST > 1 70 1. . . . 410 133 1. . . . rS < > I CD 8. . . GS 170 2. . . . 4GS- -140 2S. . . . Mi IM 13. . . 20 170 7. . . . Ml 14l > 1. . . . S3U 1C ) . . . 373 17.1 1. . . . -KD 1 4I > G. . . . 7 : 1 ri 13. . . IV , 1 1 80 7. . . . Ml 140 1. . . . 57l > I 7 < J 2. . . 8SO 210 3. . . . 2CS 1 DO CALVES. 3. . . 32S 100 . . .2-4 ! 218 1. . 170 373 3. . . 300 12. . 1 229 2 25 1. . 110 373 B. . . 312 175 1I. . . . . 8'1 ' 250 1. . 1M 375 C. . .36 ? 1 7H 1. . . .23I 2M 1. . IM 373 3. . . 21J 2 00 23. . . .29 ! 2MW 1. . U'O 400 ] . . . 334 200 1. . . . Ill HM 1. . 130 400 23. . . 401.W 200 3. . . .243 250 4. . 187 41)3 1. . .W ) 200 8. . . .251 800 1. . SO 4 00 1. . . S6d 200 1. . . .1M UW 8. . 140 423 1. . .3H 2 os 2. . . .213 : : rJ i. . 100 4M 6. . . 323 203 2.t. . . . . 123 3 GO 1. . 210 400 4. . . 283 2 10 BULL& 1 M 1. . . . SSO 1 75 1. .1310 1 SO 1 M 1..18IK ) 175 .1250 1 J 1 M 2. . . .1390 175 I. .1140 ISO 1 M 1 _ 15 W 1 75 1..1G20 1 S3 1 M I. , , .1(40 ( 173 1..1010 170 1 70 STOCKERS SB" 7. . . . , G3 * 2 30 IS. . . . 6\H 2 4U 32..S'WO 330 IS. . , . M 240 301) ! . . . ? ( W2rt ) 11. ) . . J7T ,2 15 Z IS 1 ! . . . . f3 230 11. . . . CI1 230 2 3 32 , , . "KB 2 33 XI. , . 877 250 2 23 l.Hl ! 35 15. . . 744 2 C # 225 17. . . : 703 233 15. . . . 748 260 2 2 > > M. . , . 9K 2 S3 13. . . . M8 270 ' 2 25 93. . -'M4 2 33 1. . . 750 Z 75 225 15 . S46J40 , 20. , . . 719 273 230 5.86i 1 40 20. . .1077 280 239 D. . , , SpS | 244 II. . 8M 300 \VRSTEKtf \ CATTI.E. SOUTH DAKOTA. H. No. Av. 1'r. , tie. Av. Pr. S helfern COC SI Mo . D. Anderson. 2 cows . 1026 I GO'S 1 stair . 970 1 73 I cow . 9GO 1 Wl 3 con-B . M 1 90 3 feeders. . . . 7B6 200 2 cow ? . 859 219 7 cows . 1025 210 1 cow . IOSO 219 Scows . 101 ! 210' I M er . 1010 300 1 ulcer 1110 309 t Pte-er. . 1050 3M 2 eteera &S3 3 00 2C steerH. . 937 3 00 COIXinADO. jr. uoii. 22 covrs 940 ! S3- ! IS POWI . 928 223 3) twrs . 1028 300 " "B5 steers . 1103 310 18 cows . ! -96 2 W - . D. T. Caltfo Company. Scows . M 1 S3 - lObulli - 1337 140 25 feeders. . . .1C 3 110 30 f i-aera..lo ; * t 65 WVOMINO. Jlllu Durk. 13 sirs , tic. . . 1121 2 40 KOQfP The supply -was rather Rmallvr than dealers wcru lookliiR ( or. and of the & . * > ) ri-rolvc.l nearlr TOO were billed direct to Hammond /mm Sioux City. On account nt did smnll aupplj : hen > iras a rather bulllMi lone tn the early mra- < et for BiMd hoss. They sold nwtlly at $1.43 to 14. M.with n couple of the best loads nt S4.65 an , : H.0. The medium nn < l eomraon grades , were not more than bte.nly at any time. s llnc ] curly at [ roni $4,20 , to SI.W. The flr at Hammond's , the brenk In the Chicago market nnd the absence of outside support ull contributed to the weaknc-ns Inlcr on nnd Ihe market clmed nil of lOc lower than Tlmreday , with wvcrnl loads unsold. -very 3lBlit iilfia were dull nnd lower , selling to J2 , whileJalr to food drensefl beef ] ilsa and stock IIOKS nold very nearly ttcady al from iJ to J4.10. The trading today was nt a rather wider ranito tlmn usual of late , but the bulk of the hoes sold nt from (4.35 tn fl.'i , an against JI.40 to SI. 50 anil 14.45 to S4.U un last Vrlday. Iteprc- sentatlve ealeai No. Av. 8h No. Av. Sh. Tr. 1 . 170 . . . cj - 231 inn li 45 16 . , .1W . . . 41 . . . .270 SO 445 71 . 152 W . . . . . . . .233 120 445 112 . 167 300 203 IfiO 415 37 . 153 . . . 14 120 445 102 . 143 32 . 253 40 443 32 . IM 40 S3 . K ! ) 120 445 C7 . 170 fiO . 218 120 4 47 > S . 175 . 203 10) 4471' ' SO . 17 73 . 22 10)SO 447V C . 241 Cf , . 241 80 4 SO CS . 1SJ 05 . 231 120 4 W ) 8 . 1W 79 . 244 40 4 CO . 173 M . 232 40 4 IX ) 9 . 229 M . 248 200 4 60 M . 193 Or . 231 320 450 . 18S GJ . 233 120 4 50 ! . 191 74 . 246 JIO 4 EO 84 . 196 Cl . ! 29 80 4 50 80 . 209 7t . K9 120 4 60 2 . K Cl . 273 . . . 4 521 14 . 178 0 > . 872 100 4 fS 78 . 189 K . SM 320 466 86 . 193 21 . ! 00 80 4 55 192 CT . : 40 4 55 47 . 181 61 . SUl 40 4 K 15 . 21 ! 74 . M2 40 4 K $2 . 2U7 42 . JSS 40 4 55 67 . 201 Bl . i73 80 4 53 55 . 1S3 O . ! Sfi . . . 4 53 59 . 241 . 276 40 4 K 63 . Ml E : . 316 219 455 W . 831 45 . 3J8 , . , 4 M 69 . ! 13 K . 9 80 4 CO 60 . 259 6 ! . Ml 80 4 ( VI SO . SW M . 298 80W 4 Co K : . ? 62 . 381 479 78 214 nouair. 1 400 2 . 50. . 3W 23 37 1 . 210 200 41 25. . . . . . . . 80 300 1 200 M . 91 J23 2 220 ' 7J . 101 S 23 4 2X0 9 . tH ) 123 1 310 C ! . 78 323 2 2iO 20 . 67 J 25 3 , ; 273 19 . W 325 1 ,270 U . 6 ! 325 1 400 23 . 83 323 1 230 fit ) . 91 150 1 , ,190 ' 19 . 110 . 350 1 230 34 89 40 450 34B 8 2SO B . 110 S75 4 . 260 . . . O. ' IS . 91 375 2 . 3JO . . . IW : ' CO. . . , . . . .13 * Ill ) 8IIKKI' There WHI n v ery fair mpply an with n KOCH ! demand i > rier * rulfil Him on dealru Lie killing eradeu , Onminon itult was slow wil nnd weak. Kalr tn rlinlre native * are nuotnhl nt i2.250.SO ; fair to. scud writerns. t2.OOO2.GO common nnd nl.n-k slierp. ll.54)l.73 ; Rood t cliotou 40 ti > 100-lb. Itmilm , S3.8Ml-J.50. Hrprejcru alive ralea : No. TVI. Pr. IS native lamlx. . . . , , . , . 40 Jl " 3 13" native mlxrd . , , : . . . K ) 234 IM uriteinwe . . . , , ' . . 102 i 30 471 western lambs. . . . , . . . . , . Kl S 80 S western 1ambai , > ll . M 210 141 native lamb . . 63 IM Ki < n ii lUlr I.Ira Ktoclc KANSAH C1TV. I o > < : . CATTLB Hrcelpt * 6,500 head , shipments. CXI heutt ; market l > wan wenlc , Tcxnk tter . 3.15f3. > ; Tcsaa caws , II. 0" e13 ; ber ( xlcvra , | 2 TS nlMv ) cows. (1.C04 1.J3 ; nocUc * nnd fc- bulls on mixed , JLWOtW. I1OU3 Hfroliiln , I JV ) head , shipments , 1.0 * liei.l : market wtak ID I- lower , cjujim ; itionR bulk or sale * . > l.33til.Ui bivle , illO&l.a . . . 14 30O4 W. tlcMn , $ ) . ! ! . : Yorkers. I.50B4. : 1VK . 11.008I.I ) . HIIIIRI'necfrlpt * . S.t ) head ] lilnnent | , l.tKM e dj market n'.fndy and unc flcrelpliiitid llhp'.nltlim ut Stock. Official rccelpta anil disposition of tncfc as town t > f the bonks ot the Union Stock 'Yard * ernpanjr for the < wtnlr-f r houm end Inn at J wk p. tn. , November 2 , 18311 Cnr . ItraiL .ittls . . . , . M 2.783 li'KH . . . . 81 5.SO' . lieiii . . . 12 2SS > torses and mules . , . 1 U UISI'OSITION. CattleHoirs. . Shocp. mihi Pncklni ; company , . . . 7 I.U3 . ho O. 11. Itiimmnnd Cu . K nlfl I'oimmny . 10 l.2ri 1,303 ht > Cudnhy PueklnK Co . 030 IS3'J . . Hnns. . . . . . . 37 . , . . Iteokcr & Decnn . JS1 . umlluin & Stepliens . 183 . llsitllt A : C . 3 ] . . U fare/ . 23 . . Itifker . l.M . witon R W . Jl ] . . FI. II. KmlMx city . SI . , II. 1C. . Sioux < * ltv . COO . lil | > per nnd feeder . t'iO ' 2 323 fl over . 600 COO . Totals . 2.711 u.SOd 1,113 UI11CAUO I.IVK STOUIC. 'here Wprn n > inl > nr cif ConccssIiMi bur. No Qtintnblo Uhiincn. CIIICAC5O , Nov. S. The catlla m\tket : vns ulet. There- were many Instances hero oun- eiwlons werp mniTv , but the frenerul market VMS quotable decline. Natives weie quoted t from $1 to 5 .r. , with sales InrKely nt from . , s ti > tXti. , lor covfs nnd bulls , and nt from I to UM ( or steris. Weslein rattle , nt which bout 4W , ) were received , wer dull and easy b fn > m 11.75 lo I4.R3 , nnd then * was a Htmdy inrkel for Tcxani nt fmm 11.21 to H.S3. Then- pn > nlnut 1,5 > W head of the latter. There WHS u IniRp supply of IIORH for this dny C HIP week , nnd although the dDwn-town mar- eta were cenorally hlKlier. the fei-llnir nnioni ; uycrs ot hnRR was unqualifiedly bwulsh. Their ids were Renernlly fiotn 60 to lOo under Tliurn- ny's prices , nnd wile ? Kliowed an Rvrr.ine re liction ot about 6c. Krom JI.73 for prime heavy OKM , prices ranped downward ti fiom 11.23 to 4,3.1 for rommon , niiboUKlit \ the. bulk ofKI. \ . Blieep prices were iincliansed today , but durlni ; hl week there has been an advance of from ic to 4 * > c per 100 Ibs. The. ( rain wis mnde p < 's- Iblo liy'tlie ronllriucd mo < lernte reci'lpls. Th ire ru not much nctlvlty In the -mitnd , the stockn t mutton In the coolers Iwlntc very larsf. but rices Trere advanced to from SI l < > S3. & ) for ixx > r o choice sheep and to from SI. 75 Co 11.53 lor unba. 1 tecs Ip la Cattle , S.OW head ; call CM. SO * head ; ORS , 31,090 heart ; shce | > , 10.000 head. The Kvenlnff Journal reports : 11OOS tlccelptB , 31,9 < head ; omclal yestcnlay , 1 , 81)1 liend ; shlpmentH , 7,393 head ; left over. ibout 7,00' , ' ) head ; quality continues f.ilr ; packers nd shippers buying Irec-ly nt nliout 5c decline I'om j'esteiflav ; Fates rnnRed at J4. 10SI,55 f ( r Ik-lil ; 84.10S-I.3S for rough packlnK ; SI.2 > 34.G. > i > r mUed ; JI.104 80 for lieavy packing anil ilppltiK Iota , and IJ.40C73.2) for ] IKS. ! CATTI.K Itecelpts. 8,000 head ; mailed qulot and a shade cas'or. SltERl' Hccclpls , 10,000 head ; maiktit steady nd quiet al yestciday's prices. St. Lout * l.lo Slockllnrki't. . ST. I.OI'IS , Nov. 2. CATTI.n-ncceipls , 2.500 lead ; flilpmentn. 2,000 liead ; market Klrmly ; na ive steem , nnt reiiresented ; slorken , JLJoffS-Sl ; peJers , 1 3.00Jf2.75 ; rows , S1.C3@2.20 ; Texas , Etcera , not represented ; COWB , $2.00 { { 2.25. ICOOS Itecelpts , 5.200 lienU : shipments , 3 , WO .end , mnrUet wenlc , lOfflSc lower , ncll\D ; best leavy. HI. 6 * ; Hood llRht and mixed. $1. 403J4. 35 ; ominon to medium llKlit , M.OOffl.M. BIICUP Itoeelpts. 200 head ; shipments , 200 iL-nI ; market quiet and easier. X < nv Vork Ilvn Stuck ! tliirkci. NR\V YOHK , Nov. 2. IIBUVKS necelpta. J.l i-ad , market steady and active ; native * t < i'rs. 'air ' , t4.4itffl.70 ; ordinary to medium , t.t C0i4.30 ; common , (3.2533,15 ; bullu , t2.5W92.75 : tlry cow. 1.2Ife2.42V5. ) SHKii- AND \MIIS-Ilecelpts , 5IO head ; iheep , ehhi stronger ; lambs , ilrm : sheep , poor o Rood , JiOOif3.00 ; lambs , fair to choice , * 3. < 2'ii /4 MH. HOGS Ilccelpts. 4.4M head ; maikot steady ; In- ! erlor lo choice , 11.756-3.10. Mock In .SlKhe. Record of receipts at the four principal mar- ; elB for l'-rlday , November 2 , 1801 : Cattle. HO.RS. Shpep. South Omaha . 2.75.1 5,893 , 2.230 ? hlraR < . X.O * ) 81,00) 19.000 < nnnas City . 0,690 10,103 2,500 St. Louis . 2.600 5,200 200 Totals . 19.703 S2l ! > 3 133 St. Loula ( Sonorul Murkot. ST. LOUIS , Nov. 2. FLOUR Hotter , but not quotnbly channed. WHUAT Openetl Me up , but went down again inltl late In tlio sntslon , when prices rallied ti n close HQVte above yestcrdnjon higher cables nnd export demand ; No. 2 red , cnsli , 4 > 'jc ; November , 48&c : Uecvmbcr. 49Tiff50c : May , 6SUc. COIIX Hone HOHo-on domestic weather ni-ws ; PJrv S mixed , cash and November , 43V&C & ; l > ec m- ber. 4Jie ; May , 4S'4 < SlSHc. OATSulct and tlrin. "i@ic hlclier ; No. 2 , cash , 3 > ic : November , 285 > e , Uecemljer , 29o ; t y. s\W32Kc. BYE 47c bid for No. 2 reuular. HAHMIV Qulel ; sales nt IUWA at 50c. IlIIAN Dull : Clc bid , east track. TI.AX SKKU tielter : 11.40. ILOVKH 8HKit7.73iR > 8.io. TIMOTHY SEED t4.75S5.25. ( HAY Dull , without change. UUTTKH Kaslerj sepirutor cre.imetjlsa > S9o ; : oed lo choice dairy. IGi/lSc. KOC3S Firmer at 15V4c. bKAD llvtter ; J2.92V4. 81'KLTnit Itlgher ; ja.2033.225i. COltN ait5AI I2.30a2.J3. WHISKY S1.23. COTTON TlKRSc. . 1M1OVIHION8 Quirt. Pork , staiuUnl mess , lobhluir. Sl-.W. Lard , prime steam , J0.70 ; choice , Ifi.SO. Dry ealt mrats , lease shoulders , So.37'4 ; IOIJK.I. J8.M ; ribs , 56.37'Xj ; shorts. W.W. Ilacon , packed shoulders , l'i.75 ; loncs. JJ.12H ; ribs , S7.25 ; rlH , J7.37H- - KCRlliTS-TFfour. 3,030 bills. ; wheat , Vr.Vto bu. ; corn , 1KW bui ; oats , 26,000 bu. SHirMKNTf l-'lour , 8,000 bbls. ; client , 6,000 liU. : corn , 2.00) bu. ; oats , 5,000 bu. Nov. 2. WIIKAT Close : Steady ; leinand moderate ; ? Co. 2 red winter , 4s 4lfcd ; No. S re < l spring , ti 8d , COIIN Spot , nominal ; demand poor ; futures , demand moderate ; ! s'oveinl > cr. Is llVid ; December , strady at 4s Slid ; January , steady at 4s M. KLOUK Steady ; demand fair ; Bt. Louis fancy winter , 5s 3d. 1'HOVIHIONrt Lird , Ilrm ; demand moderate ; iotK. 30s W. Ueef. dull ; demand moderate , extra India mess , C8 ' Del ; prime mesa , 66s 3d. lvork , dull ; demand pour ; prime mesa , western. 6Gn 3d ; prime mess , medium , M.H 9il. Hums , dull ; de mand poor ; shurt rut , 4Js , Ibicon , dull ; demand poor ; CunilMTlanii cut , 34s ; short ribs , 35s Gd ; Ion ? and short clear , 55 Ibs. , 31s Gd ; BhouMera , dull ; 27s. CIIUKSB Dull ; demand moderate ; finest whit und colored , 4a. TALLOW Nominal ; demand poor ; prime city , 23s. 23s.COTTON COTTON SEin OIL-Dull : 20s. Tl'ni'UNTINI' fileady ; i-plrits , 20s 3d. EJOS IN Steady ; demand fair ; common , 3s JUd. HOI'H-At London (1'aclflc ( const ) , firm ; de mand moderate ; new crop , 2 15s3l3. \Vool .Market. IJOSTON , Nov. ! . The American Wool and Cotton Iteporter sajs of the wool trade : The market Is iiulet und steady. There IB no huylne to spenk of on the part of the large mills , lint small purchasers liavc Iteen In tn conHldera TiumberB , and the iiKcreKUtc amount of nil Ki of wool taken liy them durlnn the week under review amuunta lo over 2,000,000 Ibs. , quite 71 per cent of which wai domestic wool. 1'rlceti vary little from thobo of a week ARO. The salea cil tlie ' . ' < ! < amount t 1,788.000 Ibs. of domettio and 601,0110 foreign. maklnK a total of 2.292.0UO Ibs. . aealnsl a , toln.1 of 2.407,230 for the previous week and a total of S,31l.tX ( > Ibs. for Ihe corresponding week lust year. The Bales since January I , 1834. amount to 122.7:6,683 ll . , aealast 38GC6,000 Ibs. a year ago. Th * Kales In Netv York amount In 472,000 Ibs. The bales In I'hlladelphla. agBrrf 1.810.900 HM. HT. LOUIS , Nov. 2. WOOI - < 3uletanti un changed , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ polbVlmt Jllitrl ( t. MINNKAror.lrt. Nov. 8. Wheat was firmer and prices nerr higher today and the market donee MKo htRher for futures , with cash reporter nontinully the same as yesterday. The inaike now IniHr-alfS a little better feeling tn the wlu-at market In all directions. This , with ttiK larger export buylntc , caused speculator * to feel It wouU ba to their fnvor lo take the long Me , and Hit crowd nenernlly orked on that side. The vol ume ot trading waa ratlier larger than usual and an before Ihe bulk of It was on local ac count. November , JUc ; December. t3 ? o. Hay c. On track : No. 1 hard , C7'lc ; No. northern. CCVic. liecelptH , 253,00 ] bu. ; Hhlimicnts 17 , ON bu , The dumanu for cnth wheat vrajt riull as Rood n.i on previous di ; > , nn < l fair mien > tei > made to arrive at current prices , I'lour. Ilrm patents , JJ.3Mti.4fl ; bakers , l.yu-ico , pruduclliu for twenty-four houm eatlmated at. J5.WO bbls. sblpmenls , 43,040 bljl.1. u L'rult yuoiatlous. CHICAGO , Nov. 2. The Karl Krult company sold Oillforntu fruit nt auction today , rpallzlnjr Nells peurs. 95c < Jl,10 ; Kastern It < kurn % Soc f l. 1'ound , 11.10 ; 1) . Grls , JI.10 ; Decomlc-e , Jl. Vicar , ll.or.tfl,10 ; Tokuy Rrapes , hnlf cinlcs. COdi ) 11.22 ; dnuble rrntes , Jl. ' ) ill')3 ( ; Cornlrlivon , hat cralet. S1.2"ffl.33 ; double crates , t2.ioiT.M3. I'urter Ilrow. company , Chicago , Bold tuday a auction three * car- : Double crates Tokay Drupes Porter Itron comruiny , I'lilladclphlj , , one car Winter HeI \ \ arx , II. W ; Clout Morc riu , 51. liaitern Ileurrrii. II. 3001. S5. I'orter lima. , Itoaton. one can Half crate * Muscat gnipes. lt.Ut2.10 ; Toknyn. tl.Wlfl. assarted , Jl.Wtf2.W ; Jlmwcoj. 11.73 ; iJmperon I1.7S ; Cornlcligons , . Ttj , _ < ntton .lliirkor. NKW OHLKANS. Nov. 2-COTTON-I'lrm sales , tpot. 4,6' ' < 0 balt-s ; to arrive. 4.W-I balen r c 'pts , 17 , Sli balm ; e | > oru tn continent , J.W. bale-j ruastwItMi , 8,3Ii UiU'H ; htock , IJ'J.Ml bulH futures , kleadyi Mies. J1.OW bales ; f.'ui'emUer J5.1J liM ; December , J.1.I 5.JI , January , H.I3f K.24 : February. 5.iC 3. S ; Marcli. ( .VXU& S3 April. 15,11X .41 ; May , J3.4C5J3.47 ; Jun , I5.MI. & .ti ; July , Ji.MI/5.ii. ST. LOl'tH , Nov. fc-COTTON-Qillelj mlddllna ES-lSc , sales. 1,200 bales ; rccelpti , CyX ) bales hlpmcnl . 10J bates ; stock. K.VMttlvt. \ . tiew York J > rv ( ) < miU Blurk C. NHVV YORK. Nor t I'or current wnnts ther was an Irregular demand by spot puichaieri An alxi by mall order * , but imantlilni were ns vnt Able aa tlie fabric * required. I'oi vprliitf t n Komf advance biuln > rlnno In printed * pe < laities , ilreM R ioilK , hosiery. Rlngham * , ri > tton rws poods , ditlrtu unit poltonideg. Tli * prtnllnK olh market wns fnlrlt srtlrr. with Mle < for if week of orer JW.OX ) | > lecr at 2 IMCa tor H junrcs. _ _ TEaim.v I'ttf . < lHrkrt . JCANSAfl CITY. Nov. l.-WIIKAT-Hnnl. > lc lirhw , nctlve ; oth rn Mowj No. t hard. 4o ; No. nxl. 4 yiSic ! ; No. 3 red , 43043Hc : ipjectnl , 2 430. 1'OIIN More active. ( IlKhlli1 lilirher ! No. S lined. l aNl ; No. I hltr , IJH4o. OATH Scarce. slUhtly higher ; No. 2 mixed , 'IMWONo. ' ; . i while , nominally J _ % 1HTTKU Plnnj fancy n-paratcir. 1S3 c ; nlry , WITc. KOO8 Actlvf end flrra : Uc. IIKCEMTS Whent. 4,000 l.u.orn ; , ! .M > 1 bu , ; lll'MlfNTS Wheat , none ; rorn , 1,30) bu. ; t , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Peurlu llruln li rkrt. I'HOUtA , Nov. 2. IXJUN-rirm , lilsber ; No. ! , Jo ; No. 3 , Rlc , nnv. IJHfrtSHc. OATS Acl4vr ; No. S while. tUtllUci No , > hlte. SO'.iff-Wic , llYK-iViirce ; Nn. J. ? ft4V. VVHISKV-l'Irin ; liU-li kvlno basU , Sl.n. heat. 4.TOO tu. ; corn. M.fiCO bu. ! its. W.CflO bu.j r nonil ; l i ! < ] , 10,5 < < bu. Sllll'.MIJNTa Wli it , 6d 1m. ; corn , none ; oats , ' ,500 bu. ; rye. none ; barley , 10.5M bu. MlKtir Murlipl. NRW YOHK. Nov. ! . Kl'dAIC Itnw. Kleadv ; lies. 3C baKS molasies MUKKI * . R * test. 2 9-lfic ; K IWIRI molasfn-s sUKnr , In lmn < t , 1 15-10o ; 1TO centrlfuRal. K test. In bond , tlie ; refined , uiel. LONDON. Nov. 2-BUOAIt-Cane , quiet : cen- rlfunal , Javn , 12a ( d ; Muscorado , fair rvDnlm ; , 3d. llnlutliVliitiit Alnrkr-t. DtTLUTir , Nov. SWHBATTlri.i No. 1 nnl , cash nnd November. Mli ; No. I northern. n h and November , 57c : Dwemrn-r , 56 ; May , > c : No. S noithem , fiie : No. 3. Me ; rejected , < c. To m rive : N i. 1 northem , D7c Trlnco M'hi-ut OilirtiillnlK. CAN rilANC'ISfO. Nov. 2. WIIKAT Slront : ; > ocpmber , 8'Jc ; Slay , S7c ; clear < -d , S5.7J1 . centals heat. MiinrltPilcr TnjtlU-it , UANrilKSTKtl. Nov. J.-Cloth and yarns In won demand. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ rimiiK-l.il Xiitos. lIALTIMOHi : , Nov.Clearings. . JS.Hl.GOOj linl- IICPS. 1584,930. ItOSTON. Nov. 2. Clearings , ! 3,423.BOI ; bal- nces. U , 121.152. I'HILAllUI.l'IIIA. Nov.ClcarliifiS , JU.411.- 9T : bnliinces , JlSt8S10. ItKItLIN , Nov. Z. KTOhnncc on London , clslit ays' elicit , 20 marks 35J4 pff , " , U'ASWNOTON , Nov. 2l-Ca h balance today. IM.KXi.71l ; K ! il rcterve , fG1.4ISWO. SIES1PJII3. Nor. J.-CtearlnUi , J362.83I ! ; bal- nces , $19O ( ! . New York exchange , sclllnc nt nr. nr.Niw Niw OHLKAN8 , Nov. t. ClesilnRs , Jl.74o.CCl. lew York exchangi * . bank , par ; commercial , II.i ( Mount. CINCINNATI. Nov. 2. Money , 2'.4 < § 0 percent. low York oxcluingc , 40c premium. Clearings , 1.9Sfi.8W. ST. LOt'IS , Nov. i Clenrlncs. f3.47S.JW ; bnl- nct * , JJWl.lM. Honey , dull ut ! ff7 per cent. IxctmnKe on New York , 23c discount bid , N13VT VOItir , Nov. 2. Clenrlnus , J107.CM.535 ; uilnncea. J8Cli,5IO. The steamer Liicanla , whclh alls tomorrow , will taK 2tKX > ounces of silver , LONDON. Nov. ! . OciM Is quoted at lluenos \VTes at 137 ; Madrid , 1S.GH ; Llnbon , 13.81 ; St. : g. W ] Alliens , 77 ; I tame , 107.10 ; Vienna , 03. 03.1'AKIS 1'AKIS , Nov. 2. On HIP Iwtirso triday nt clos- ns , 3 per cent rentes were. Quoted nt 102f 12'ie ' or thp account ; 3'i rwr cent icntes. I07f K ? . IxclnuiKi * on London , S5f 12 .p , CHICAGO. Nov. S.-Clearings , tlC.rO.Oflfl. Money , W414 per cent on call : C { | per cent on time , feir York exchntiBe , 2tc premium , Fnrvten ex- opened dull ; sterling , cumiuerclal , SI.SJH J'AHIH , Nov. 2. The weekly statement of the Innk of France pliowa Ihe follorvHriff chnnRes. ns eomparrd U'itli the- previous account : Notes tn circulation. Increase , ZS,7tX > , OOOr ; tre.iMiry ac count ! ) , current. Increase. 1G,3J3.0W ( ; Bold In hand , ncrrnqc. S.20 > ) ,000f : bills dlscimnted. Incionse , 103- Sw.VJOt ; silver In hand , decrease. 2S30OOOf. BENTING TYPBWBITERS. Ihe HuslTit' Is I'mflinlilci , Although Many of tlm jMHChinrr Stolen , There ar- > probably a dozen places In this city , says the New York Sun , where tlie > uslness of renting now and second-ham ! : ypowrltors la carried on. Most of these con cerns do an excellent business , and many of their lists of machines out on rental average rom 150 to 200. names. Nearly all tlio machines rented are llioj& ot a high grade which have jeen tested by experience In business olDces and In shorthand schools. A strictly now typewriter seldom rents for less than $5 a month , while- one thai Is only slightly damaged brings fJ a month. A ma chine that can bo lilred "for (3 ( U considered fit for only a "plug" operator , and such type writers are rented rarely. There are upward of seventy shorthand and : ypewrlting schools regularly conducted In this city , with classes of from ten to 200 students , This docs not Include the public day and evening schools , numerous public libraries , and general educational institutions where sucli things are taught , and scores of private Instructors all over the city. Type writer manufacturers In many Instances sup ply schools with complete outfits of their own machines free of charge , as a means of In creasing the number of operators thereon , for as Boon as a graduate obtains employment he naturally prefers the same kind of typewriter 10 has used at school , Some operators have to provide machines [ or themselves. A largo number begin by renting a machine , propos ing to buy later. Frequently they fall to dose so , and the- books of a Barclay street house , which derives a handsome monthly Income 'rom ' rrnts of machines , show that It Is a com mon occurrence for twice the value of a typewriter to be paid In monthly rentals. It Is not customary for these dealers to require - quire security for the return of a typewriter other than a written agreement stipulating that It shall be delivered lo tlie owners at the expiration of the period of rental In as good rendition as when flrst received , barring the effect of ordinary usage. Hence It la not surprising that typewriter tlileTcs are very common. 'Stealing a type-writer , " said tlio man who looks after the rental department of a largo typewriter house In Broadway , "Is grand lar ceny and a state prison offense ; yet this and tlio further fact that an immense number ot thcso Culprits have already been sent to pen itentiaries In dlffeient states do not deter dozens of others every month from making Ilko thefts. We have a. standing list of from 100 to 200 typewriters that have ueon stolen [ rom our branch offices nnd agents In various sections of the country. Every typewriter lias its own number , which , cannot be effaced , and whenever we hear thai a jnaclilns Is missing we Immediately communicate Its number to our representatives la tills country and abroad , with Instructions to seize the machine when found and lo prosecute the person holding It. H U only a matter of time when any typewriter will need adjust ing and repairing and wilt bo taken to a re pairer , and then the tlilef Is easily appre hended. Tims we actually lose few or no machines. " ftlnniiu M'llliinit ii JMIiarlo. In some of Iho eastern countries , notably Arabia and Persia , a manna answering closey to that mentioned In tlio scriptures Is still naturally produced In consldorabe quantity. It comes from the tender brandies of the tamarisk , and Is Kii'jwn to the Persians by tlio name of taramlsk lionty. It consists of tear-tike drops which exude In consequence of the puncture ol an insect In June and July , In tlio cool of the morning It is found Bollflod , and the congealed tear * may bo shaken from tlio llinlis. That , In fact , is ono ot tlio methods of gathering manna. Herodotus alludes to thu gams nutritious product , so that tliero In no doubt It has been known In. tliosa regions from the earliest ngea. It is easy to see how It might bo produced In wonderful quantities without any upeclal inanffestaUoii of the supernatural , It Is a sweetish substance , pleasant to thu taste , and highly nutritive. Some students of the blblo have supposed tha manna there mentioned to have been u fungux growth ; but while the explanation would be a natural one , the modification which It would requlro Is an unnecessary one. Ail Unpopular Wuiimn Ex-Empress Kugenlo has never been popu lar in Kngland. Sue Is generally disliked , partly because utie Is thought to be a fanati cal Homnn Catholic , and partly bucattsp she Is believed to liavo driven her con , tha 1'rlnco Imperial , to xclf-baiilsliinent anil death by her liarsh treatment of him. Thla charga against lier Is distinctly made In Conite d'llcrrlxou'a book , "Tho Prince Imperial , X polnon IV. , " just published In i'arls. lie says ; "After his father's death till persons that had been devoted to the emperor and the yaunu prince were dismissed ; the Kmpross KuKenle ro fu ed to notlco that her son ww no loncnp a child ami treated him accordingly. Tlio stipend allowed him wai ridiculously small , so ho was forced to borrow mnitnntly from Ills companions. Hla letters had In pass through the mother's and th > govornor's Jiandi before they were -delivered with unerr ing remarks ; In horl , the young mnn nas humiliated by Ma mother and her servants t coaiUntly and In evtry way possible.1' DUN'S ' MD BRADSTREET'S ' Near Approach of Election Has n. Visible Effect on Business. PRODUCTION FAIRLY WELL MAINTAINED of Uhrnt utul Corn Show na j\U < nro ftir llio AV roll In Iron tlio Chief Activity U In Slrtirturnl Work Tux tlio Mill * -Tnlrljr Active. Js'HW VOIIK. Nov. J.-H. a. Dun ft Co.'a eekly review of Irmle tomorrow will eny : The lust week of October , with nn flection near , cannot Indicate much of tlie true con. illtlnn of business. In some trades Ihe wn son Is too fur nilvnncctl for Rr nt ixcllvltjr niul In other * Ihu nupposctl cftects cf the voting hinder operations. Hut It la nails- frtM-torr. The volume ot production Is well nmlnlnlniil , ami In otic or two branches In- crtuiwvl , to Hint no momentary rillllculllca { llsturU. Hrtn.lsturrs an * n tlttlu higher nnil no material decline nppenrs ( .luring the week In iminufQCtiitvil prodtictn. At present the volume- business transacted la an thu whole Biimllcr than lust year nnil inucli BtniUlcr than .In 1S32. though n presidential election was then close nt hand , Cum haH iiiU'nncud. 4 centH. with western receipts ithjut a third anil exports about nu eighth of last yenr'R. Yet pork anj hoRs arc Buinewlmt lower , with lanl about the same. Wheat l = Ji of n conl hl her for spot and I cent for December , nnd It looks SIR If KliciiKth in corn hnil prevented a further ( Ivclliip , nlthLiiffli western receipts were only 4iri7ri"0 bushels for the wi-olc. ( mains ! . ir.ai,17i ; Imshols lout yenr , nnd Atlantic ex ports IncreapL-il to CM.WJG bushels , ni&lnBt tlO.KW liuslu'ls last year. The Irrcslstllilo force IB , of course , the enormous accumula tion , which continue ! ) , although prothici-ra may naturally be Inclined not to sell -al current prlees. Cotton Is n aln lower , spat belnc G.75 cents , with receipts 10 henvy that large rrnji estimates arc favored , tlinviKh It make ; ) little difference In tha real prospect whether the yield Is 600,000 or 1.000,000 bales greater than the. world's requirement , with reat stocks of old cotton In night. The depression of cotton nnd wheat and the partial loss of the corn crop must be reckoned nn Important cause ot hesitancy In the real distribution ot pro-ducts. In the Iron Industry the chief activity In on structural \rorlc , lirlJcn nnd other plates. while the demand for sheets la somewhat diminished , bar nnd wlro showing : n.n Im provement nnd nails are weaker. The n.v- erufie of quotations for various , kinds of Iron nnd steel Is 3 per cent lower than lit July. C.5 higher than nt the lowest point In April and " 0 per rent lower than In July last year. A conference of steel rail tnnkers resulted In no change of pallrv , IhatiRli pur chases of Kngllslt rails by HuntlnKton for 1'nnlllc delivery and by Canadian roads In dicate that American makers are losing part of their natural market. Waiting for retail trade depresses Iho textile- manufacturers and concessions In price have been made to effect Inrgo con tracts , Otherwise the market Is generally dull , without Indications of Improvement. In wrols the fall anil winter demand Is clls- appolntlnpf , though still fairly large for Hie season , but the expect oil supplemental orders do not appear nnd grrat uncertainty prevails as ( o M'rlng Roods. No chimges n C prices are noted. Manufacturers are not disposed to produce In advance of tlie chance In January , nnd so nre Iraylnir only for current tieedB , nnd nt the west It Is complained that wool gees befitting at prices below the parltjof similar wool abroad on the scoured basils. At the three eastern ninrl < etR sales for the week were 1.005,900 , pounds , acalnst 4f > 9 , MO pounds last year and 7.031,853 pounds In 1892. During tlio past week failures have been iiH In the United H tat OH , against 3M last tvoek , and llfty In Canada , against twcnljr- eight last week. Tit.un : UKVIKW. Iunliirn8 ! Mum * Little Iinprovrmenl Oror Onn Wnnk ARO. NKW YORK , --HradBtreet'H tomorrow - row will sny ; General trade continued on conservative lines , there being little improve ment In business circles ns compared with a week ngo nslde from the settlement of the strike nt Kail Hlver , one of the effects of which Is expected to be the steadying of of cotton fabrics-nnd an Inducement ; o cloth iirlnUTH to order for future deliv ery. There Is some encouragement drawn from .1 Ilrmor market for cheaper Grades of shoes , for drugs at leading centers and lor logs nt eastern markets , due to a < le.clno ! , n receipts nnd on account of the arrival of cold wcnlhor. Another favorable report s that concerning Oclcbcr linnlc clearings , which reflect Ihu enlarged fall fade In u : otal larger limn for any month since Juno , 1S93. The nggiewite reported for October ibis year Is HSStStlSiO , an Increase over September , 1834 , of 21 percent , and over Ihe last yenr of more thnn 0.3 per cent. S'otwItlistnndlnR the better tlemand for "ower grades of shoes at New linglnnd narkets , among which seven cities shipped 100.000 cases thin week , against C8,000 jn tlio nrrrespondlng week a year ago , quotations for leather hnvtweakened. . At Chicago excessive competition for the north results In further cuts In lumber irlces. Sugar Is % of a cent lower and Uessenier pig iron nnd steel billets 15 to 25 cents lower , respectively , notwithstanding [ he recent firmness of the- former at Pllts- Ijurg. Cotton lins been off another 1-10 of i cent. This results tn a reduction In the iiumlxir of orders sent from Interior point * to soxilliern centers , n closer scrutiny of , crcdllH throughout the south iintl restriction I In the volume of trade there. Exports of wheat and Hour , aswheat , 1 l > oth coasts of the United States , amount I Lo 3,931,000 bn.ihol.-i , agulnst 3.33.fXX ! > Lmsheln ust week , and an compared with 2,8CO(00 jusliol.i in thu corresponding week n year ngo , 3.714,000 liuslicls two years nK , 3,810,000 , Duslicls three yenra go anil 2,200,000 bushels in I lie like week In ISM. Total stocks ot wheat In the United States and Canada , those afloat for Kurojii ! from nil wources intj held In Kurope on November 1 were the largest on record , ir.3CS2,000 butthetK , or 58,000 bushels more than the year before and much heavier when compared v/llh corret-pondliiR dates In previous years. Tlie rapidity of shipments of domeBlJc. wheat to market Is Indicated by the net train of 41,379.000 bushels within four m ( nil ha , th heaviest like Increase , except In 1892 , it being three times larger than from July 1 to October 31 , 189.1 ! . Kuropenn tfloclts nnd those nlloat for TCurope have been In tha linblt of lncrn liitr more than 3,004,000 bushels ilurlnix October In preceding years , but InHt month they fell elf Kli , ( J ( ) bushels net. which bullish act has more thai ) offset the extraordinarily heavy Increases on Ihls side. Na.v Vor < Ilium ; .J 11 NKW YOKK. Nov. 2-Tlio Jollowm ? ar tlio llulwer la Uiitnrio fiUO Cliolor. CO ( Jlihir 270 Crown Point. . . . . HO Plymouth Ill ( 'on. Cat. i Vn. . . . 45'i QnlclcMUor I'M Dn.vlwooilill do prof ot roj , , . . . 1 BOfc ( ioiiUUVOurr ; M RIcrraNovnilu HI llnlni js'urcroai , . H.1 Stanilant Ill UomcHtafcu l./nii Union Con. , . . . . . , . AL IroiiSlUor 1U Vullow Jacket. . . . iJ ! ( MitKicnn HIS BANKERS , 163-165 Dcnrborn-st. , \Vcll-Bt. . , New Vork. 70 Stato-st. , Boston. CITT , COOHTV , : H < ) OL.WATEfeiWd CIIEKillCHUHAUE JBouaht an J cold. CorrcBpondencioBollolKd. Pueber = Ham pden 17 = Jewel Watches are known liy rail road men and other RUDY JEWELED * , AOJUSTCC experts to be un 5 > . WATCHES equalled for wear and accuracy. The Ducbcr Wnjch Works , Cnnton , 0 , WM. LOUDON. Coiuuiissiou Merchant Provisions. Private wires to ClilcaKo anil Nsv York , All huslneBs orders pluccd on Hoard of 1'railc. < torrespon < lrlicfl EOllcltnd. Ultlce. room 4 , New Vork J-.lfu Omaliu. Ttk-yhonu 1303.
