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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1894)
TJJ.E OMAHA DAIJ Y BEJ3 : rrMSPAY , 3S OV JSMJSEll 0 , 1894. COMMERCIAL AND FlMClAl Stronger Cables and Better Foreign Demand Caused Decided Firmness in Wheat. THAT CEiKAL OPENED A SHADE EASIER llcnrnnnei * Prevailing nt the Opening Sou Vlora Off Until-r the bllmulu * of ( onto Cnnlldcnt llnjliii ; bjr CoiiimlMlmi HoiiM-'i , C1IICAOO , Nov. B.-Stronger cables and better foreign demand caused decided linn- ness In vvlient today , December closing % c higher. Corn acted weary and slid down J4c tor May , and Mny oats closed un changed , Provisions were dull , firm nnd higher. Wheat opened a slmde easier on the fcnr that Minneapolis stocks would show 1,300- 000 bu. Increase for the week Instead of 7W- 00) bu. . which wag expected. The bearish ness prevailing at the opening1 noon wore oft under the stimulus of some confident buying by u few prominent commission houses , The market recovered the enrly Blight louses and added 'much more In the shape of gains , after which trading was suspended In waiting for the visible supply figures. The cables came strong and New York wired that there was fair buying for foreign account as soon as business started , Minneapolis received 700 carload ! ! today and Uuluth 33C , or 1,011 together , compared with 1.U15 ti year ago , The visible mil.ply . state ment ulsuijpolnted the bulls , nnd wlu-n enough returns were In to make the crowd reasonably sure the scalpers began to re lieve themselves of long wheat and the crowd , which In the meantime had l > ld us high ns Win for December , sold off again to M-Vc , nnd May , which reached CSc to CXftc , went off to 6S'ic to fiS3c. , The Increase waa 37,830 , bu. , but instead of a further de cline the price began to harden and ulti mately reached a higher point than the ad vance. The tone of the udvlces from out- Bide was In the main strong. 1'rlct-s were up to frl&c for December nnd 5Sc for May nt the close , with both u shade higher be fore the crowd got out of the pit. Corn was heavy even when wheat was nt Its strongest. The opening was fairly Bit-arty , but the dry , cold weather was emi nently favoiable for the curing of new corn. Traders were apparently consldeilng the effect of heavy receipts of new corn. May opened nt from die to fJOTfeC , slowly Ragged to from C0c to GO'/fcc ' , but llrmed up near the close on the strength displayed In wheat. It recovered to WSic and closed at that. Only a fair business was transacted In oats. The tendency of the market early was to weaken In sympathy with corn , but there wns a good demand which was very forward In reta.'n ng the steady feeling. May started at 52'ic ' , touched 32c. and Bold up to from S215c to 32o , where It closed. Covering of shorts started provisions firm nnd the strength of the wheat market helped In keeping the advance going. Clos ing- prices were the best of the day and Bhow the following gains : Pork , 22'Xic ; lard , IDo. and ribs lOc. The estimated receipts for tomorrow : wheat , 130 cars ; corn , 235 cars ; oats. 171 cars , and hogs 225,000 head. The. leading futures ranged as follows : Ca h quoliitlcinn wore ns follows : I-'LOI'H Slrinly , unchnnRnl. tOVHI'V > T : ? 0' 2 "llrln'- ' ' " % MTSc ; No. V3U : a-1ic ; No. 2 reO , G3T4W. > % c. COItN-No. 3. Mc ; No , 3 yellow , 164c. ! OATS No. 2. 1'SHc ; No. 2 white , 32'i < 332i,5c No. 3 white. 31H 32Jc. ! ItVK-No. 2. .Uc. ltAHLiY N < > . 2 , too ; No. 3 , BlUC Sc : jfo. 4 rjonnnal. KhAX f RED No. I , J1.4C. TIMOTHY KU1l | > rlmc , 13.40. 1'll.OVlHION.H-Mi'Bi pork , tier bill. . $ ! S.OOiiJli.25 Innl. per ino Ibm. J6.90CC.H2ii ; Bhoit rllics ri.lr < loofle . t 0.20 t .SOj < lry snlte.l . sliouMciH ( Imx ili Vjitnw ; almic clenr BkU-s ( ln > xe'l ) , 6-MI6'4e. WtHBKV-UldtinerB' HnlBhcd gucds , per cal. JTl'dAIXS IJnchnnecd. The followlat weiu the recelpti and ehlnmtnti today : M V VUIIU UHNHIl.VL , TcittnlujV. Quotations on Flour , < ! raln nni IViivlshmi. Metal * , Kt - . NE\V YOriK , Nov. t.-FLOl'11-lleceIpta B8.JOO libls. ; exports. 23,300 Mils , ; pales , fiW Marktt ncllve and str wicr , trade will pay old aaklns v.'aa f r all 1 nej. Tin Ji In due lo the hlKhrrwhent mnrket bauthern Hour , nctlve ; rales , 3WO nkss. Uyi lllICICWHkAT CJulel nt 53tCc. COHN MHAIiulet ; pnli2W Luis. . 2 SOO - - ' - yellow we tcrn. U.15W1.18 ; llrandywlne. i'I3 Nominal ; car lota , CJS3c ; txxit loads , 53 "IIAHLKY Quiet ; No. 2 Milwaukee. Clc. ItAltl.KY MAI.T Nominal ; ncitern , 7077c. ( W11BAT lleceplB. ] 54,4Ji > lu ; exports , fQV > liu , : ital < - > , T,375.W ) bu. futures , SSO.'HW bu. spot. Spot market elrnn : ; ; NP2 red In store ami ele vator , MTic : allcKit. 6SKc ; f. o. b. . Wo ; No. 1 northern , 66&c delivered ; No. 1 hiircl. 68'ic de livered. Options Etrcns Hll day , clnsng WBlc net advance. The nd\ancc was due tii hlKher cublcs. Kooil foix-lRn demand , re-ported ekiK.rt purclmni-B nt ChlciiKo , Unlit n-eelpt at Inleiior p--lnta and a desire on thu part of t ; . shoris no ! t lie Hliuit tif the market over election day. No. ' 2 red. Jaiuaiy , OSiiHSSiic , clOFfil nt S l' . . ' ' ' ' 1" Cl0led t S6Hc ; December , Cfi 15-16irr.7 13-lCo , clcEed nt GIKc. COUN-Uecelptu , 44.1WO Im , ; e port , none- Mle . ZlD.rw Lu fului\s , f,7.UO ) hu. spot. Snol market nulet ; No. 2 , C j iitloru ; unciaded inlx.-il. new , 67c on Inick. Opllona cpem-U weak umler | ii-cpects of larger lecelpts nnd fine wenther , imrtlally recovcnd In Iho afternoon with whent , - . decline ; JanuarjSlUOMTie. . closed M Mioj May. WHf34Xc. clined nt M cj N > - vembeD7 Mr c. cloaeil ul 5So ; December , MB WHe. clOHitl nt K > ic. OATH llecelita | , 15.900 bu. ; exportis 100 Ml. , Optlcfla opened cnsler with corn uut nnnlly rallied wlt client , closing unchnniretl- Jnnimn' , SIHQMUc , closetl nt SHjc ; Ketimarr liUdWUf. clcw l at Kttc ; Mny , JGHUSO c , close. ! at 36Ho ; November cloned nt 3Jc ; December. Mi 3JSe. rUwed nt 33 c. HAY Steady ; ahlpplne. 6005 ! ! jooj to choice 60B7JHC. HOI'a St ( > Rny ; flnte. common to choice , old. Sine , new. ! 0'&c ; Ixmilon mnrket. llrm. IUDK8 Stenily ; wet nolti-.l New Orleans , to- lecte < l , 13 la U Ibs. , 6UCc ; lluenoa Ayrm. dry. 20 lo 40 ll > B. , Ho. LKATHKIl-Flrm ; hemlock sole , Rucnoa Aires , llBht to h avy welshtf , ISWISc. WOOIr- Quiet ; ilsmestlc fleece , © : pulled , 204t&c. l-HOVISIONS-Ileef , rtnulr. Cut mfat , Bteady ; plckltil billle * . 2'UTMc ; p'ckled rli iul. Uein , &HH5HC ! pickled hams. StiCSJc. 1-arJ , firm : western uleam cloie l at 7. ; ale , s tl tc at J7,174 ! 7.M ; city , 1C.W ; November , JT . nominal ; January , J7.S ) . nnmlnal : renneU , teady ; continent , J7.65 ; salf , fcOO tierces ; com pound. 15.15. l'ik , ttenily , HtTTKK Steady ; western dairy. HOIIo : e4- rn creamer ) ' . 156'21c ; western fnclory. DflHc ; Klcli.B , MHc : Initiation creuniery. UtilSo : note tinlry , UflJS.- : state creamery. 17 < fS3c. ull ; larne , 6tlo-c ) ; mall , S' part ktm . 407c : full vhlms. 2ljJe. ( KOOBlijni ; stale and I'miuylrnnln , HO 53\ic ; Ice houae. U17c | ; recelpu , 3.K8 ukits , ! we tein fr * : i , ie'ir2c ; cft e . M.QiinS.W ) , TAUXW aker : city ( t per pke. ) , 1VSB1 4Ho. cnuntiy ( pkgn. free ) . lSll 4c. ns to ( junlily. I'RTHOI.KUM Nominal ; united cloawl at . KOS1N Qulett strained , common to good , 1S.6 > ) . Tl'nl'ENTJNK-QuIet ; SSUCWc. HICK Kasy ; ildinextle , fair lo Ktra , 414CCUcj n'an. 4He c. 0r"aM > cpcn ket- 1118 8cmch ( TIN-Hteady ; straps , tll.COflH.70j plates , < iulet. Fale on 'change. HW ( ona March tin M SU.50 ; U tons April , JH.W ; K lena Decvinber , IH.U. 10 Ions Decemt > er , tll.b ) ; 15 tuna December , BO une day's notice , I1I.S1 ; tales late Satur day. 10 inn * December at 111.60. W'KI.TEH Dull ; domestic. ttrOS.CTVt , LKAl > - < Julet ; tuhane price for pol , 11.1514 ( TJ.1J. brokers' price , 13. COI'I'KU Dull ; exchange price for rpot , J9.W CJ.to : brukers , ' i > rlce. 3.W. COTTON 8KKI ) Ollnull ; oR crude. 21&:3e , yellow butter irradr * . Jl31ci prime yellotr , KO at , prime wh te , 3/Uc , nominal. Slluni-npoll * M'liPl Jlnrknt. MlNNHArQl.18. Nov. i. VV'HKAT-Stroncer toDay - Day , and elated Ha higher than the close ot Hat- ( inliy. Thi vlilUt luv-ply HOJ much larger than hiis Ixwi expKted and ocrnn frrlRlhs Metier , nn.l 1h e hn.l n tendency to errAtc wnXncw. Cn- tlm ) were nrm nml thfre wn n tnrgt Incrpopc In the Knglltli vlnlhle Uiily. | | There wan a ile- crrnio , nlio. In Horks nt the take , tliarrlnir n K'K ' 1 tiemaml for pprlng when ! for nhlpment. All this hnct n linril'-nlnx Inlluenep on the mm ken , nml Ihe buying niilevnt tn favor. Hhnrla beciin la cover , which added In the other utronff lea- lurei. piinhf.l prices H'hlRher than the rlope of Ihe previous day. ftecelpts were iSl.WO bu. ; rhlpmcnti. 12,730 , 1m. Jlllleis nnd elevator men , n * u unl , were competlnx for trnek whent. anil nil thnt wai offered wns sold trlokly nl current prices. Clone : Nut ember , M'lc ; December , WUc ; Mny. 5 T4flWc ; tmck , No. 1 hard , B8e ; No. i northern , 57c. The Hour market was firm In ormpnlhy with the advance In frrnln ; patent * , 3.JOffJ.4 * ; bnkem , Jl.90112.20 ; production was - tlmnted nt 44.0UO bblx. for 14 hours ; tlilfments fur the same time , 41,930 bills. OMAHA < JIMKYI ; : , . M Condition of Trntto und ymitntloa * on Slnplo nnd 1'iincy Proiliicc , IlUTTKIl-Pncklns tcck , S08'.4c ; fair to Rood country , llOHc ; choice to fnncy , llul'cj frath- ered creamery , 19Q20a ; separator cieamcry , 21 roUI.TnY-Old hen . 4Wc ; pprlns chtckens , 5'4c ; ducks , OHIflc ; turkeys , spring. Sc ; lion tur- l < ey , 7c ; geese , IHOCc. l-XJilS rer iloz. , strictly fresh laid , ISe. OAMI3 I'ralrle clilckenn. per doz. , J3.Wff3.25 , irrniiiiff , per dnz. . t2.7aO3.00 ; blue wlm ; teal , per doz. , II. W ; green ulm ; ti-nl , per iloz. . tl.2i ; ducks , ilxeil , per dot. , tl ; cnnvnstncks , ll.i.Ofil.M ; l.ilI.inlM nn.l led lii-nds , 12.0JQ2.2T ; q.unll , ll.S..TJ Ml liter Knddles , HiiilOo ; nnteloic [ miildlcs , 12y > > c ; pinnll rabbits. } 1 ; jncl ; rnl > l > ; ts , 12. VI.AI'iiolce fat and small von Is are quoted t Cyclic : larKo nnd conrxe , 38 Ic. CHUrai ; Wisconsin full i-ronm , 13 ! Nc- inskn und lown. full crenm , lie ; Nebraska nnd own , part skims , 7i8c ; I.lnibuni-r. No. 1 , lie ; irlck. No. 1 , 12c ; Swiss , No. 1. Uf(13c. HAY Upland hfiy , J1.CO ; mlillnnd , 18 ; lowland. W ; rye altnw , JC. C'olor makes the price on my. I.lRht Klmilea sell the best. Only lop erades irlnit Up prices. riOKONS Old hlrds , per doz. , "Jc. VUOKTAI1I.KS. POTATOES Westcin stock , car lots , C3c ; small its. 7lc. ( OLD llIJANS-Hand-plcked , navy , | 2j limn jeans , tier Ib. , ) ' , ic. ONIONS On orders , CoBTOc. CAIIIIAOK On orders. Hie. CKl.HItV Per d.iz. . 53n35e. HWKFrr IOTATUiS Per bbl. , } 3 | Jersey , $3.M r Mil. IH3UTS r r bu , . tO COe. CAIUIOTS Per liu. , 50i/Cc. cAtil.tKIO\VKH-I'cr doz. . J2.1S. . KOO PLANT Per doz. , Me. HOIISBItAUlSII Per Hi. . 75iSc. PAHSNIVH Per bu. . D0i/C0c ( , lU'TAHABAS Per bu. , 7MifOj. 1'AltSLKV Per doz. bunches. 25c. Tt'HNIPS Per tu. , Wo. SPLIT PUAS Per Ib. . 303UC. K11U1T8. QU1NCKSCnllforn n , per SO-lb. box. ll.W. APPLES Goo.1 stuck , per bbl , , | 2.C > { j.ii ; Jllch- Rnn rtuck. | 3.0.2o. ( PKACIU None. 1'I.t'MS Cnllfurnln. none. Pltl'Nns None. PKAHS Winter NollK II B1IJ1.75. ailAl'KS Omcorda. 10-lb. baskets. 22ff23c ; Cal- 'ornln. ' 1.M. Cod fancy. JJ 53 per bbl , TKOP1CAL KltUITS. OIlANCinS Mexlcnn , per box. J3.W ; I'lorldas. J3. IIANANA8 Choice slock. Jl.IiftJ.W pi-r bunch. I.BMONS MiKilnn. 300. $3 ; ! J , I.J'ja3. ' < W. WNBAl'1'l.Efl None. MISOKrIANEOUS. OYSTEI18 IXU tc , medium , per can. lee ; oraa i hot- , ic : cxtia stnndaiMB , lOo ; extra letects , l"c ; company Bi-U-cla , 21c ; Kevv York JUI.18. i'rC. NI3VV l-'IOS Kxtrn fnncy , per Ib. , ISc ; fancy. Gc ; choke , lie. HONEY Chlee white , ICffllTc ; California , 15c. MAPI.H KYItUt' Gallon cans , per doi.M. . MAPI.E SUOAH Per Ib. , lOc. NUTS Almonds , ISClCc ; Knglia walnuts , 12c : HiTts. life ; Iliazll mitp , nonu ; e.istcin clni i- uts. 10Jic ; slielllmk hickory nuts , per bu. , 1.20 ; fancy raw peanuts , tc ; toasted peanuts , SArKH KIIACT Choice white , per bbl , , $ UO I.I5 ; per Imlf libl. , J2.10. MIXCG M13AT Kancy. In hnlf bbls. , per Ib. , ! 4e ; 10 cat. k.'BS , 7c. F1S1I Presh cnught crnpple , perch and sun Ish , 30c ; liufTalo , SfMc : plko nnd pickerel , c ; cattish , S'ljSc ; black bnss , lliuuv. Cini-JIt L'ure Juice , per bb ! . , H ; half bbl. . HIIJKS No. 1 ereen hides. SUe ; No. 2 Ides , 3ic ! ; No. 1 crcon salted hides. 4l4C ; No. 2 reen enlletl hides , 3'ic ; No. 1 presn salted hides , 5 to 4i ) Ibj , 4' c ; Nr > . 2 Rrccn tailed hides , 21 to 0 Ibs. , S'.ic ' : No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 13 Ibn. , 7ci Ni > . veal calf , S to 15 Ibs , 6c ; No. 1 dry flint hides , c ; No. S dry ( lint hides. 4c ; No. 1 dry tailed id9 ! , 6c : i > ait cured hides Ho per Ib. legs than ully cured , S1IKEP PCI.TS Green salted , each , ! 5fJ69c : teen ealtetl nhearllngs ( short wooled eaily skins ) , ach , HI-JT20C : diy shearlings ( shnit wooied early kins ) . No. 1 , each , tfjlCc ; dry rheailtnes < short fouled early sklna ) , No. 2 , each , 5c ; iliy Hint Canaa.i and Nebiaska butcher wnot pelts , per b. , actual ndKht , tySc ; dry flint Kansas un I Nebraska mutraln xiool pelts , per Ib. . actual velBht. 4f6V4c ; dry Hint Coloiadn butcher wool lelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 4i/C'tc ; dry Mint Colorado murrain wool pells , per Ib. , actual velKht. IfMc ; ( have feet cut off. an It I : o nay freight nn them ) . TALLOW AND OHKASn-Tallow. No. 1. . . . allow. No. 2 , SHc ; crease , white A , tc ; grease , \hlto II , I'ic ; Krcnseliow , 3Vic ; Krea.sr. duilc. = * ic ; old butter. 2 2'.4c ; beeswax , prime , oueh n How , JVttf-'c. < ' rf 'n MurliHt. NHW YOUK , Nov. 6. COFI-'EE Options entNl steady nt 20JT30 paints ilecllno. reacted lartlally , turned weak , nnd under European ind local Bell'nK cUti d weak at SOS ? ! " ) points net ilecllnc ; unles , 21 ( ffi pkKS. , Including 13e- : ember. J12.40-sjlJ.C5 ; January , J12.OrtHI2.35 ; March. ll.S ; 114 ; April , J11.10 ; Mny , J11.2.fni.SO ; Sep- emljfr , 510.80. Hput coffee , Itlo. inaiket steady ; So. 7 , Jlj.124 ; mild , stendy ; Cordova , llR.Wif 9.CO ; sales , 2.OH ) II.IKS U'o. ' spot basis , flS.U'5 'or ' Ni > . 7 ; 1.00. ) I KS rtio Ni. S to arrive. JH.23. iV'nrelioUBs deliveries from New York Saturday , 171 IUIRH ; Now Yotlc s'ock today , H3 , M Kins ; 'nlteil HtntcH Block , 211. ! ! > . ' > II.IKS ; nllnnl for tht 'nlleil Stntes. SSSCiOO Imps ; totnl visible for the 'nited StateH , 4C3.103 bags , against < 3 ! > ,311 b aft year , SANTOS , Nov. G. JIarket nrm ; peed nveniKe Pnntns. J11.7D ; reco'p.s , 20L1K > bass ; stocU , ,270)0 , lass. Weekly report : Firm ; Rood nvernse , per 10 kilos , Slt.'O ; receipts duilm ; the week , "O.OO'J bncs shipments to United States , tC.CHJO ba s ; Btocl : 427WO lines. IIAMHLltCl , Nov. C. Mnrket steady ; prlcei , iff'.i ' PfK- decline ; sales , 50,1)00 ) hasa. IIAVKH. Nov. G. Market opened IrrCKUlar nl nchaiiffeJ to f ndvnnco ; nt IS m. . IrtvKulnr at YtC ilecllne ; "at 3 p. m. . IrrofiUlar' nt un- chanceil to ViC decline ; 6:30 : p. in. , closeil ) r- reirular nt V4f net higher to Vtf net lower ; tota' inles. 43.)0 ) bajTS. U1O It3 JANEIRO , Nov. C.-Maiket flulet No. 7 , Bl > , 111.50 ; exchanR-J , ll-l'-IM ; rec 'pts 8,000 bnK ; cleared for the United States , nune lenrcd for Europe , none ; stock. 256.000 Vi.is ; ; > . Weekly report : Quiet ; exchnnse stntulard ll.COj exchnnKe , II 15-ICil ; receipts durlnir th" week , 43.COO bass ; shipments to Untied Stales :6.COO bags ; stock , 2SC.WO bags. hr. l.iiulH Grupral Alariiot. ST. LOUIS. Nov. 5. FLOUR Firm , unehnnRpd. WHBAT NVns quite generally firmer ttxlay on cable news , cloning f < rn4c up ; No. 2 red , ca h , 43 > ic ; Uecember , ? iWc ; Slay. SCUc. CO11N Weakened on cold weather ; closed Ho off : No. t mixed , cash , 47iic ; December , IC'io ; May. 47HO4ic. OATS Dull , lowt-r ; No. 2 , cash , 9c ; November , , % c ; May , 3I'ic. KYI' No. : . Irresular ; offered at 49' ' c. IIAIII.IJY Klrm ; uiles fancy Minnesota , B'ljc , IIIIAN Offered , sacked , east track , We. FLAX SKEI1 Hlrher , J1.42 bid. TIMOTHY SC12U J4.75fi5.rS. t'LOVBIl HCKU J7.7SC8.1 ( > . HAY Steady ; prime to choice timothy , f9OOG > 10.0) . lIl'TTEU-Unchangfd , Him. IXHIS Unchanged , llrm. I.KAU-Hti'itdy ; JJ.92H- COHN M13ALr-f2.30fi2.33. WH1HKY J1.23. COTTON TIES Steady. 11AC.01 NO 5T4Si6ic. PROVISIONS Quiet. Pork , standard mess. Job- bine , ll'.CO. Lirnl. prime , Btenm , J8.75 ; choice , IC.'JO. l > ry snlted meats , loose shoulders , J5.JII.V lunt , J123 ; ribs , J6.37H ; shortii. SG.W. liacon , packi-d shoulders , 56.75 ; IOIIKX , I7.1U ; ribs , JT.W ; fhons. 7.S7Vi. HUCC1PTS- . 6.0M Lbls. ; vheat , 18.0M bu. ; corn. 32.OX ) bu. ; oats , 27.001) bu. SHIl'JIKNTS Flour , S.OM libl.i. ; wheat , 2,000 bu. ; corn , .000 bu. ; cuts , 11,000 bu. .Miii-Unt. NEW YORK , Nov. S. SCQAR Ilaw. steady ; fair reflnlnK. 3c ; centrifugal , M test. 3 lie ; sale * . none ; relliu-d , iiulet ; No. 6 , 3l6ff334e ; No. 7 , 3li 3 11-lOc ; No , 8 , 3 -u ; No. . 3 S-1CW 34cv No. 10 , S' , < i3 7-1 Cc ; Nu. 11 , 3 No. 12 , 31ai3 15-lGc ; No , 13 , A 1-160 , off A. 31Moc ; mould A , I H K"Uic ; standRnl A. 3 li-lC4f < iic ; confectluneiii' A. 3 ) i-10 M'.ic ; cut K f. IJ 1 13-ICc ; crusileO , t GI U-lCc ; pawdured. 1 & -C < J > I He ; Rranulate < l , 4 1-ltffllic ; cubes , I 5-16fll c. LONDON. Nov. S. SUdAH-Cnne. quiet ; priced nominal ; centrifugal Java , 12s ; Muscovado , fair tx-milnif , 10a 3d. HALTIMOHE , Nov. 5. Clearlnpi , 2,170,766 ; Itl. lances. $2 ! > 6,1S9. NBW YOHK. Nov. 5. ClenrlnBO , jnS3,156 ; b.il- ivncef , } 1.331,151. ItOSTON. Nov. E. Dank clenrlngs , J16,7S1,007 ; balances , 12.MO,403. riULADin.PHIA. Nov. 5-aeatlngn , | S.027,818 ; balances , 11,730,87 $ , IIKK1.IN. Nov. & . Exchance on London , eight days' skill , 31 mulku 36 > i jifK. MEMPHIS. Nov. S. Clcarlnes. J5C2.3SD ; balances , JS1.J13. New York exchonge srlllng at par. NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 5. Clearing * . I1.0S5W7 ; New York exchange , bank par , commercial , IZ5 discount. CINCINNATI. Nov. 8. Money , 2 > , i i per cent. New York exchange , lOffbCc premium. Clt-arlnus. \VABlIlNaTON. Nov. 5. The ca h balance In the treasury today was JI07.47J.HS ; gold reserve. LONDON. Nov. B. The ammounl of bullion withdrawn from the Itank ol l nglan < l on balance t l y was CS4.0CO. 1'AHIfl. Nov. 5. I p. m. : Three ptr cent rentes , 10 ( 1'J'ic. ' for the account. Exchange on London. Kt IZHc foe checks. HT. LOUIS. Nov. 5. Clearlnn. I4.170.4U ; bal- unces. J61S.518. Money , dull , fit ) I per cent. Ex- chonKe on New York , Sc discount bid. I/J.N13ON , Nov. S.-Oold Is quotctl at Ilucnna Aytvs [ inlay at III ; JludHd , IC.U , Lisbon , = S.K , St. PelerBburs ; , M ; Athens , 77 ; Jlome , 107.10 ; Vienna. 103 , . > NBW YORK , Nov. 5. A Pbll.vlelphU d.lspatch suys. The -hlgh Hallway ami Navigation com pany IMS declared a dividend of two prr cent , which U . reduction J I per cent , nublnj IH per cenl for the yenr , Rnln t per cent lft t year , thp previous dividend having been cut down H Per cent. CHK'AOO , Nov. J.-Clenrlncs. J17MI.OO- > . Inney , 1HIH jier cenl on call. SCfO l > er cent tin me. New York cxcliariKe , 20 per cent premium. 'orHsn exclmntr < > , stendy ; sterling exchnnge , ommerclal. I I.M > iO l.5 % . hXCIUKS AND 1IONDS. It tlio Opcnlnc nl lliislnemt H Firm Tone I'rnvnllcd. NBW YOniC , Nov. G. At the cpcnlng of luslncss on tlio Stock cxctmngc today a Irm tone prevailed , anil prices were frac- lonnllly hlK'ior. ' Tlie strcneth of the mar ket nt this time was due to the Improve ment In American securities In the London mnrket and to fulrly active baying for the orclgn market. New Jersey Central was an exception , opening W per cenl lower nnd > renklng- > 4 per cent additional to DL on a htup lienr raid. The depression In this tecH did not nffect the rest ot the mnr ket , nnd the llnnntsa displayed Induced he rhorts lo lic ln their covering move- nent pcrhnps earlier than had been In- ended , for their plana did not Include keep- NK their lines out over t-lectlun day. The iiirchases for this account led to an nd- Mnie of U tol',4 lier cent , the latter In 3enver & Hlo Orandu preferred , on- London iiiytnK ; Central I'nclllc anil Canadliin Pa- elite , I'.4 per'cent ; WheclliiB & Lake Krie ircfcrred Paclllo Mall .and Laclede Gas , H per cent. A Bllnht reaction follirwed , which was of only brief duration , and the upward movement was resumed. Pullman sold up 3W per cent lo li" > 9 , dividend off ; i'lttsburBCleveland , Columbus , Chicago & 5t. Louis preferred , 2 per cent , and Cotton 311 , UM per cent. After 31 o'cluck Delaware , : . , aclstuvanna & Western dropped 3 per cent : o 150vlth a quick recovery to lJ > i4 , and hi ; Beneral list ' , to'i per cent , the latter n lJurllnuton. Ueforc noon the speculation mil recovered ll tone. Lake I5hor nilvnnc- n 1V4 per cent.Louisville & Ntw Albany pre ferred , 1 per ct-nt , and other shares % to % er sent. In the early part of the afterr.oon he ( grangers wtre Bold down a fraction , and some few other stocks Kive way n trifle , while Columbus. ChlcaKO , Cleveland , & St. [ jouls fell ort 1 per cent. At 1 o'clock the lumper of the speculation changed , trading which had been dull beonrue active ami itronjr , buyers came Into the market , under whose pin chases a. general advance was made , continuing to the clcse what gains ; ail been established In the greater portion of the list. The mirkct nt the close was ictlve and ( Irm , In expectation of nn Im- irovcinent on business after the election. The bond market was s-otnewhat Irregular n the enrly session , but In the afternoon .here wtia n decidedly bettor tone to the ItjallngH , nd prices advanced. The Atchl- son Issues v.'ere favorably affected by the leclslon rendered In favor of the board ol Xoiw 1'orlc .Mono * Murliof. YOHK , Nov. 6. MONKY ON C'ALf - Hasy nt 1 per cent ; l.'iiit loan 1 per cent ; closed ot 1 per cent. PIUSIK MKnCANTim I'AI'Kll 21@3 < 5 per cent. STfinLINQ nXfllANOn Steady , -with nctunl business In lianltcre' lillU at tl.Sr-liii-I.SS for de mand unrt j.S6 ; wl.87 for sixty days ; posted rotes. .b7'i54.ES und J4.ES % 1.63 ; commetclnl bills. tt.WMll-Wt. HII.VKH C'KUTlFICATES4Uc. . aoVLHNMKNT UONDS Hosier ; stalD bonds , Inactive. Closing quotations on bonds were as follows : OMAHA LIVE SJUfK MARKETS Cattle Heceipts Oonsiifet Almost Wholly of Ordinary Eango Varieties. NO FED NATIVES WERE CFfERED AT ALL ( . notation * Show I.Ktlo Chance from t.n t \Vcok , with Trntlo I'alrly Active ll'igi Clone Stroiis at u Nickel Advance Over Snturtliir. MONDAY , Nov. 5. Itccclpts today consisted almost entirely of range entile , but few native cattle to be found In the pens , and no beef steers In the supply. A good many of the range steers were , miltable for beef purposes , nnd the better grade found , ready sale at firm figures , while the common grades also sold fairly well , owing to the moderate number offered. Fat steers , cither native or west ern , were In gcod demand , nnd any such offered found ready sale. A good portion of the supply consisted of cows , heifers and rough stock , while the market , outside of best grades , which were tronger , shows no material change from lint of last week. Canning grades are sell- tig nt bottom figures , but were no lower to ny , while- odds and ends of all kinds , veal alves , etc. , changed hands at recent quotn- ions. The feeder market was rather quiet , and kely will be for a day or so , owing to he fact that country buyers will not put .n an nppenrnnee until after election. The rade today was dull , but as a rule prices vere quotably no different on anything vantcd at all. Good to choice feeders are notable at $2.Coyj.25 ; fair to good , J2.23I/1 .CO , nnd common grades from $2.20 down. .tcprescntatlve sales : cows. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r. 011 fo , 2. . lift. . $1 ( ! 2. . .11G ) $1 S.1 M4 1 10 G. . 1(121 ( 1 CTi 2-1. . . SJO 1 S3 . U.Vi 123 12. . JibU 1 b.i 9. . . SD7 2 00 . 851 123 1. . KSII 1 JO 111. . . SlSli 2 IK ) , 060 135 1. . M' ' ) ITO IS. . . ! )2J ) 200 . 720 14) 2. . 810 1 75 5. . . Ml 2 00 . Mfl 140 4. . 032 155 1. . .IICD 210 , Mfl 1 ( j 1. . .111) 175 22. . . Sl2 ! 215 . 97i ) 1 .V ) C. . S31 113 . Ml 22) ) . US 150 1 1130 1 S3 7W 230 3. . . . 650 1 3 2. . 910 1 15 HIM FliTtS. , 440 125 1. . . . 4' . * 1 60 12. . " . 1 ffi , 810 1W C. . . . KH 1 f,0 8. . Slii 2 CO , 532 140 3. . . . C23 ISO 17. 8J9 200 CALVES. . 320 H 3. . . . 3C5 1 75 1. . . . 30 275 . 270 1 00 11. . , . S'W 1 75 4. . . . 21. ! 32 : , .2.14 10. ) 1. . , . CO 2 < W L. . . 110 350 , . 323 1 2i 1. . . . 10 SOO 4. . . . 107 350 ! . . . 230 130 6. . . . 4JS 210 1. . . . Ill ) 4 CO C. . . . 293 1 3" ) 9 , . . . 3 S 2 GO UULLB. 1..10V ) 1 40 1..1440 1 63 1..12.V ) 1 75 4..HG7 1W 4..137 1 03 2 1123 IBS . .mo 1 6 % 1..1130 1 70 1..12JO 183 . .11W 1 63 4. . . .12-5 1 70 OXEN. . .14G3 1 W 3..l5 < - 2 00 STAGS. 2..13:5 1 i , STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 540 160 r > . . .5SI 215 18. . . . 853 245 10 175 21. . . 757 S'25 16. . . .SS3 2 SO . 703 175 13. . . CTll 2 23 ' 3. . . . OS1 263 73) 2 tfl S. . . B. 2 82'J D. . . . 1"32 2 M 920 200 12. . . SSI 2110 21. . . .1001 2ft ) 760 2(13 ( 1. . . OJO 210 1. . . .1020 30) , 330 2 10 WESTERN CATTLE. WYOMING. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr 1 cow 1110 } 2 CO 1 cow W ) 12 CO 1 fouler 730 2 4' ' 1 steer 1100 2 W steer 134 > > 3 m G'stecrs 1228 300 Suan Land and Cattle Company. 2 cows 971 2 fi ) 4Glco s 9 2 CO L COW 1070 2 > 2"i cows 1002 2 G" > 8 steers 11.5 2 ,3 22-steers 12G ! 3 G ) , V. M. illorga- . 1 bull 132) 1 50 4 cows 1060 1 75 1 cow 1130 220 42 cows l')32 22) O. ] ) . Holllnssworth. 1 hull J170 1 K > 2 cow ? 975 1 GO 0 cr.ws 9J3 1 G ) 2 cows 1010 I GO 1 cow 12) 1 G ) 1 OJW 1U10 1 DO 1 COW. 'jy > 205 II cows 1015 2 115 1 COW 1110 2 05 ' 2 cows ! f2) 2 OS 4 COWR ! > C2 2 Cn ' Stows 1030 203 1 COW Hl'l ' 2 ( JG n'2-cows..i..l03"i 2 f"5 cows. flC2 2 03 " 2 cows. . . . ; . . 7113 2 23 g cowrf b04 2 23 -2 steers 1100 275 C. F. Coffey ; 1 cou1170 1 CO 13 cows 43 203 2 cows MO 2 10 1 cow i2) 2 10 1 calf 410 233 31 steers 11SG 2 93 3 Meors 1070 SCO 9 steers 12.1 3 10 1 calf 1 0 3 W 1 cow ww 1 CO I' . Mnnvlllc. G cjwa , . . . S(2 1 $5 1 ! feeders. . . . SS4 2 40 N. R. Davis. 2 con's , . , . . 990 2 35 VI sleo.-s 1171 3 15 SOUTH DAKOTA. S. A. Hnle. 0 steers IMC 310 2 steers 1GSO 325 MONTANA. \V. D. Jack n. 1 hull 1610 1 50 1 bull 1600 1 SO I stag. 152) ) 1 .0 Ii OM.II 1774 275 COLORADO. Thomas Athlon , Scows 916 135 JG cowa 909 181 1 sine. . . . ' . . . . 112 } 2 00 1 cow ,0) 2 15 1 cow ttt ) 215 61 cowa 977 215 NEBRASKA. Marcinvcs & rtaylcsr. E4 cows 7X2 2M 1S2 feeders. . 8S3 23 * 2 cows 1085 260 21 steers. 12..5 335 NIW MEXICO. Rmoul & Lyons. 19 cows 7C 1 & 117 COATS S05 1 95 123 cows S43 1 93 ! > 2 slcors 'JJ'i 275 1G4 steers SSI 2 75 14 heifers. . 552 185 1 str. tlK..ll& > 2 0. ) 1 ptr , UK. . 800 2 no 1 cow S30 2 W 9 fcvileis. . ( .53 2 23 IDAHO. J. C. lllckrnnn. 1 steer. . SM 1 W 4 cows 1017 1 r,1 2 OOWK . 1175 775 9 cows 112G 221 21 steew . 102J S 23 23NEVADA. NEVADA. Holland. 3 cows . 1070 1 75 19 cows 100G 2 23 27 feeders. . . . U7J 2 G1 Veltch llros. 2 stnK * . 1140 1 50 C9 cowa . 1071 2 4 > 4 stasa. 1270 2 10 21 steers . 1017 3 23 5 s'cers 1115 323 S ) gtee.-s . 1111 323 G' ) stco.-s 1)9 3 5 7steerv . 11.5 3 2i 11OOS Tlu > receipts today consisted of thlity- two freHh Umils , besides pcvnrnl hundred lienil held over Irom Saturday. Tlie quality of tlio orrerliiRs wn hardly us Rood as Saturday , there holns a less number of "loppy" hens nn sale. Tlio market wax le.isonubly nctlv at prices stronR to ii nickel lilRher , nnd closed Hrm at the niivance notnl. The bulk of the trading was at 11.40 to Sl.M. nKulnsl SI.40 to Jl.ir. on last Snlur- nml 14.30 to $1.40 on last Monday. Hcprc- Erntatlve talcs : SHEEP Over C.COQ sncfp tverc received today. The hulk , however , was s rijrtwied direct tn killers or blllwl through , Tlw market was. steady. Fair lo choice natives nre ijuoj J at S2.2S02.Mt fair lo B od westerns , IJ.WS2.5 ! ) . ' ' common and stock sheep , tl.25m.75 ; coed .1 choice 40 to 103-lb. lambs , t i3a3.50. ! , - , . . , Kurnl ] > f iil > l l > U | > 'Mltlon of Ntook. Ofllelal receipts and _ .ilyffl ltlon of stork as shown by the books ofthi- Union Block Yards company for Ihe forlyJsillU'J hours ending nl 3 o'clock p , m. , November a , IMM : RECEIPTS. t Cars. Head. 0-ntlle 122 3.330 Hoes . ' 32 2.621 Hheep 32 6,010 Horeea and miles & 1-6 DISPOSITION. Cattle. Hogs. Omaha Packing company 81 1 The O. H. Hammond company 194 1,375 Hivlft und Company 187 427 The Cudahy Packingcompany.1,822 1,253 , A. Hans i. . , 37 H. ItecKer & Degun W 11. & U it 315 Vansont & Co < 29 J , Lnnman 42 L. Decker , JS Lee Rothschild 2S H. & H , 22 Shippers and feeders , JS8 Total New Vorli Ll Htock Market. NEW YOIHC. Nov. S. HKHVKH-IlecelpU. 3.SOO head , llnrkfl active and lOJjlSo bluhcr , native ten . KO > | to fairly iirlmu , H.9iSS.15. medium , (4.2564.60. cnnimon and onllnury , I3.1S OI.W ; u > en JJ.l Jtt < . * ) bul.s . , | : .10rJ. > Oi dy cows. nS5Sf.W. - AND LAMU3-IU lpU. li.OM htad , Mnrket ncllvp nn l 'ic hluhtr ; nheep. roor to prime. J2.C01f3.&Ji Inintm , common to choice , U.12' ' . flM.5R. ItOOS 9,000 on rnle. Market Mcailyi top hogs , C1IICA1IO LIVl : STOCK. Cultls Prices Wore Firm with Receipts Not Up tn tlic Arcniffn. CHICAGO , Nov. 6. Cntlle prices were firm , with receipts of lem than 17,000 head. Native mill * nf Rood quality were especially firm , Ex porters had liberal orders to ( III , Eastern buyers nnd tlic local Orcssed meat shippers bought liberally. The lect-lpts. of natives were nboul 9.0W head , ami the range of quotations wns from tl ID $6.26. Bides were largely at from 11.75 lo ( : . : . " > for COWR nml bulls , nnd nt from 14 to (5,25 for steers. Of I.IUKO cattle , sales weio on a basis of from J1.75 to tl.63 for poor lo choice , and Texans were quoted nl from JI.25 lo $3.25. Neatly everything vhatiKcd hands , and the close was Him. In hoxs the run was large , but the buyers all wanted hogs. Many sales showed a Rain of 6c. Trndo openH ncllve , nnd was active to the end , nt from { 1.40 to 11.15 for common to choice heavy weight. " , nnd lit from (4.35 to II.GO for llKlit nveraKes cf less than 2W Ihs. Prime hwivy hogs were not to bp had. The greater part of Ihe supply sold nt from 11.20 to tl.35. In sheep the market opened w th prices a little llrtner. Today's receipts were 14,000 head , nnd Inquiry wns fairly KOIH | for choice stuck. Prices were us follows : From tl lo J3.23 for sheep nnd fim IL75 lo 11.19 for Inmts. Sheep sold rlnclpnlly nt from tl to $3.75 , nnd fiom 13 o it bought tno t of the lainlis. Receipts ! Cattle. I,0i)0 ) liend ; calves , 600 hend ; oss , 37.000 lipn.il ; sheep. 12,000 head. The l-'vcntng Journal reports : IIOOS Re- r-lpts , 3J.WO head ; oillclal Saturday , 18,400 hend ; ilpments , G.S'.x ) hend ; left over , about 3.000 end ; quality not nultc so good , only medium. tnrket nctlve nnd sti' > ng nt 5c advance nn oo < l gnules , wh le conimi.n arc dull nml un- ha n red , snles rimped nt M. 1531.03 for IlKht ; t.l.WI.IO for roush packing : $1.2 0 < i' for ilxeil ; 5I.1JKI.SO for lienvy packing nnd ship- Inn lulu , nnd J2.41JH43 for pins. CATTLll-Receipt- ! hcn-l. Market fairly cllvi- and firm , Rood. | I > IH slll'ifi GTflOc higher. SHIJKI1 Receipt * . I2.0UO head. Market mod- rately ocllve and 610c | higher on the better Hides. < tiy Live Stuck MnvUi't. KANSAS CITY. Nov. 5. CATTLE-Recclpts , ,000 hend ; shipments , 2,0 < M head. Mniket steady o strong : Texas eteers , I2.1'"H".0 ; beef steers , 3.25 3.fj ) ; native cows , | l.OJj3.10 ; slockers ami eeilers. tl.Go < 32.5) . HOOK Receipts , 3,000 liead ; shipments , SOO end. Market steady to 6c higher ; bulk of ales , I4.35 > S4.50 ; lienvy. .6'f/4.GO ; puckers , 14.43 74.CO ; mixed , Jl.MH U-C ; lights , J3. ) > ) y4.35 ; pigs. I.OOP4.15. HHIEP : Receipts , 3 , < XX ) hond ; shipments 1.000 eud. Muiket steady and u ichang.-d. St. I , nli 1.1 MI Mock .Marki-t , ST. LOUIS. NOV. B. CATTL.I : Receipts. 8.100 cad ; shipments , 700 head. Market steady ; giiod ntlve steels not repiesented ; light steers. 12.50 $ ( X ) ; oullnnry COWB , S1.75W2.Oi ; Texas steers , nedlum. IJ.10 ; IlKht , t2.MW2.63 ; cows , Ji.03ifi2.20. HOGS Receipts. 1.300 liuid ; shipments , 2.0X ) end , Market nctlve , Krone. 6c higher ; best eavy , { 4.70 ; fair to Rooil mixed , 3l.40ff4.GO ; com- ion ; roush end pigs , J3.W > s4.SO. KIIKF.P Receipts , SOO hend : shipments , none , laiket quiet , steady ; native sheep , ti southwest ilxed. $ i5. Stock 111 glglit. Record f receipts at the four principal mnr- et for Monday , November 5 , 1894 ; Cal tie. Hogs. Sheep. outh Omahn- 3,330 2,021 .rtG hlcago 7.000 37,000 12.000 Cnnsas City 6l 0 3,000 3,00) 1 , Ixiuls 3,100 4,300 30) Total 29.430 47,821 21,916 Liverpool .Markets. LIVERPOOL , Nov. B. PROVISIONS Dull ; de- lajid pxir ; prime western , GCa 3df prime me- lum , iSs 9d. Hams , dull ; demand poor ; short ul , 43s. Ha con , demand m.xleiate ; Cumberland ut , ( lull. 3Gs ; shoit rlhs , steady , 35 6d ; long l ir , 45-lbB. , Bteadv , 45s ; long nnd shoit clear , 5-llis. , steady , 31s Gil ; shoulders , Ftt'iidy , 27s. CHEESE Dull ; demnnd poor ; prime city , 23s. COTTON KKEIl O1I Hull , 'Os. Tl'RPENTlNi ; Stendy , demand moderate ; plrlts , 2as 9cl. ROSIN Steady ; demnnd fair ; common , 37s Cd. HOI'S At London il'aclllc coast ) , Ili-rn ; demand noclernte ; new crop , C2 15si3. Receipts of wheat for the past week were : 'mm Atlanllc ports , 19,000 quartern ; from Pa- Illo ports , none ; from other poits , 40.0JO qtmrters. Receipts of American corn during the past veek were 3,700 quartets. ! viin < iis City Market * . KANSAS CITY , Nov. 5. WHEAT Fnlrlv tendy ; No. 2 Imid , 48c ; No. 2 red , 4GHc ; rejected , wales by Bamjilc on 'chanse , f. o. h. river : No. 2 hard. 65c ; No. 2 red , Biif Wc. COKN Slow ; No. 2 mixed , 43'.S8434c ; No. 2 lilte , 43Viff - > ic. OATS Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 2D030o ; No. 2 white , IHJTTKU More active nnd firm ; fancy scp rater , Ififf21c ! dairy , 13Q1GC , 'iGGS ' ActUc , 15c. UKCKII'TSVieat , 15.500 bu. : corn , none ; oats , 1SHI PMKNTS Wheat , 26,000 , bu. ; corn , 1.1CO bu. : jals , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( otton NEW ORLEANS , Nov. 6. COTTON Sales , .pot . , 2,400 bales ; to arrive , 2,650 bales ; receipts , 8.0-51 bales ; exports , Frnnce , 2,300 hales ; stock , OI , RG bales. Futures stendy ; s.iles. 27.900 hales ; November , (5.14 bid ; December , tJ.21i5.V2 ; Jnnu- iry , JJ.2155.l | ; February , tS.IIXEfi.SO ; March , $3.35 f.j.36 ; April. J3.40a5.l2 ; May , J5.40iQ5.47 ; June , 3.6263.53 ; August , (5.G2JJ5.63. ST. LOI'IS , Nov. 5. COTTON Quiet ; mid- 11 n if , 6140 ; sulcs. 21W bales ; receipts , 10.BOO lales : shipments. , ! bales ; stock. 27,6'W bales. ALEXANDRIA , ER > pt. Nov. 6. The cotton crop Is olllc-lfilly estlmatttl tn nmount to 1,373,00" lalea. cicoedlng that of 1W3 by 3 per cent. .Ullyiiukpn fllurkets. MILWAl'IvEE , Nov. 5. FLOUR-Flrm. WHEAT Firm : No. 2 spline , 55Hc ; No. 1 northern , BHic ; Mny. 69Hc. COHN Quiet ami lower ; No. 3. 51c. OATS Lower ; No. 2 white , 32''ic ; No. 3 white , IIARLEY Quiet and lower ; Xo. 2 , 53c ; sample , i25f5Hic. RYE Steady ; No. 1 , COHc. PROVISIONS' Higher ; poik. fll.90 ; lard , JG.SO. RECEIPTS Flour , 6,400 libls. ; 76.00J bu. ; bar- C3 * . 44.COO 1m. SlIH'MENTS-Flour. 9.000 bids. Now York l > rv 8im M Market. NEAV YORK , Nov. 5. An Infotmil nnd Ir regular dcmnml wa made by a few v'a'tlnp luyers nml some resident leprescntntlves ol out-iif-town houses , for modem ti * quanlllles of neasonable Bluffs of nil defcilpllons nnd the oili * thus reached were very largely Increased jy the forwarding * nn former eiiB.iKeincTts fo : current and sprnu wants. Exports of cotton g > - id for the week arc 7.302 pkjs. , cf ulliili ! .7W pkgs. were colored cottons , mostly for llrazll nnd Chill. Printing clolhs. quiet n' 21 1-lGc. with saks of 5.CO ) pieces , C4 squares. IVorlit ISriiln Murliet. I'EORIA , Nov. B. CORN Quiet , easier ; No. 2 Bl4c ! ; No. 3 , G0e ; new , 43O1CC. OATS Irregular , slow ; No. 2 white , 3003Uic No. 3 white , 304 30ic. RYE Steady ; No. 'i , steady. 4S ? 40c. WHISKY Flim : high wine basis , 51.23. RECKIITS Wheat , 1.S03 bu. ; corn , 29,2'.0 bu. onts. 19.600 bu. ; rye. 1,200 , liu. : barley , 12,60) bu. SHIPMENTS Wheat. 1,503 bu. ; coin , 3.900 bu. outs , 3 , ( > 00 bu. ; rye. none ; barley , 24,700 bu. VUlliln liraln Mipply , NEW YORK , Nov. 6. The visible supply o grains Saturday. November 3 , as comp'leil h > the New York Produce exchange. Is as follows Wheat , 60.027,005 bu. ; Increase , 1,837,0'M bu. ; corn Z.nas.GO1) bu. ; decrease , 1 1,000 ; onls , 9.37J.OOO bu. Increase , 150.000 bu. ; rye , 411,000 bu. : Increase ,000 bu. ; barley , 3S10OW bu. ; Increase , 301,0-30 bu Dii.nthVlint Alurkot , DIJLUTII. Nov. 5. WHEAT No. 1 hard , cas nnd November , 69V.c ; No. 1 northern , ca h nn November , ISc ; December , 67'ic : Muy , TOHc ; Ni 2 northern , cash , 55c ; No. 3 , 53c ; lujected , 49c to arrl\c , No. 1 noithern. CSo. 'Frltco M'licnt ( luntittlons. SAN FRANCISCO. Nuv. 6. WHEAT Firm November , SOTic ; May , SS'.iC. Cleared , 168,63 centals. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ lliiller .Market. ELGIN. Nov. 5.-IHJTTER-Actlve ; sales , 27,96 ] ) > . at 23c ; 2,700 at 23lc. > . Unol . .vurit ST. LOUIS , Nov. B , WOOL Dull , quiet , un changed. "Wlilla down in the southwestern part o the state some lime ago , " says Mr. W. Chal mers , editor of the Chlco ( Cal. ) Enterprise , "I hod an attack of dysentery. Havlnn ; heard of Chambsrlnln's Colic , Cholera and Diar rhoea Hcmedy I bought a bottle , A couple of do-es of It completely cuied me. Now I am a champion at that remedy for all stomach and bowel " complaints. " Kor - sale by drug- Slsts. m My trrou. ! .Mini Mysteriously Disappears. LEXINGTON , Nov. E. A letter written by Mrs. ICntc G. Krnest of Stockton , Cal. , has been received by Dr. C. K. Mooncy of Lex- liiBton , nnnounclnir that George Waahlnston Johnson , a nephew of Colonel Itlchard John son , cnndldnte for vice president In 1R30. hail mysterloualy disappeared from her house , where he nnd lodged several weeks , anil had not been heard from. He had plenty of money , tald he was worth $250,000 , that lie waH looking after the Interests of the Northern Puclllo railway nml that he had n large Block farm In Scott county , Ky. Dr. Mooney doea not know the man , but Is look ing up his history. Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trou bles , Trial size , 25 cents. All drugglits. Worked the runner * for llntter. PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6.-Last April M , M , Urownlntr nnd a young man whose name Is not known opentd a store for the sale of Imller at 137 Margaretta street In thU city , lirownlng watched the business here nnd sent the young man to the west to negotiate with fanners for the sale of their product , lie returned to this city with a number of mimea on his list nnd consign- menlB of butter thereafter arrived from the west , to be paid for upon delivery. Three weeks ago Drowning suddenly left town , and last Tuesday the young man ESTATE OAK 1ST STOVE Points of Excellence ! Perfect control of tiro. Is clean , durable and beautiful. Is the greatest fuel saver on the market. Is air tight , therefore no gas escapes , and has no dust to de stroy furniture. It Is the only absolute ly perfect soft coal stove. Presents Giv.en Away This Weft , With J10.00 worth of poods. Hi'txllvur p tiled teaspoons Wth $25.00 worth of Koods , Itoaittlfnl lilsiio | flpuro With $50.00 worth of goods , A Immlsomu picture With $75.00 worth of coodH , A gonulno 0:11 : ; center tnblo " With $100.00 worth or Roods , Cash or "Weekly ; or Monthly An olugunt oak roclcor Payments. Fcimery ] Pecple's Mammoth Installment House. Open Monday and Saturday Evenings- followed. Since their disappearance In- aln to the cftect that Hrownlntf hn < l failed to pay for consignments nKgri'tfatliiB over 125,000 In value. It Is thought other vlc- llma In the west nre yet to he heurU from. iroj//s.v rural ) u.iitn. Southern Cnllforiiln rrnhlhltloiilsts and 1'opullstt Allied liy tlio I.Hillos. SAN I3KHNAUDINO , Cal. , Nov. G. The first election ever held In this county at which women only cast a ballot for candi dates for county and state officers has been aeld In southern California and French , the prohibition candidate for governor , Is prob ably elected. The movement which origi nated In San Bernardino two months ago &oon spread , not only all over this county tiut women In all adjoining counties caught Iho Idea and in Riverside , Los Angeles and In San Diego counties they have been marchIng - Ing up to the polls and putting In a ballot which might Indicate their rights as citi zens. "For God and home and native land , " was the motto everywhere In sight about the polling booths. About 20,000 votes were polled , almost all the ballots being scratched , although the prohibitionists and populists re ceived many more votes than the old line parties. To prepare their ballots In two cases required forty minutes. The best time made by any female voter was twelve and one-half minutes. Several disturbances oc curred at the polls because some of the ladles demanded the right to delve In the ballot boxes and fish out n ticket which had been voted , to make desired corrections. When the Judges demurred to this there uero some exciting scenes and the Inter change of harsh words. The count of the ballots Is not yet complete. The women will work tomorrow for tickets successful In their own election. Hail a HoriiniH Time of It. While In Chicago , Mr. Charles L. Kahlcr , a prominent shoe merchant of Des Molnc-a , Iowa , had quite a serious time of It. He took Euch a severe cold that ho could hardly talker or navigate , but the prompt use of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy cured him o ( his cold quickly that others at the hotel who had bad colds followed his example , and half a dozen persons ordered It from the nearest drug store. They wc-re profuse In their thanks to Mr. Kahler for telling them how to euro a bad cold so quickly. For sale by druggists. _ JHKii 20 UK flllEIt. Now York Polli-o Officer HcslKtis on Ac count of tlmrijo of Ilrllx-ry. NBW YORK , Nov. E. Acting Captain Will- lam O'Toole of the Leonard street police station , who was accused before the Lexow committee on Saturday of taking bribes while In charge of the Essex market court squad , has asked to be retired from the police de partment. Ho filed his application for re tirement late Saturday afternoon , Just after Dr. Whltchead had given his testimony be fore the committee , hut It was kept a secret until today. Dr. Whttehead had testified that he had paid money to O'Toolu as a bribe on Ecveral occasions when he was arrested on charges of malpractice. He swore that upon one occasion he gave O'Toole 1200. O'Toolo's application for retirement will ccnio up before the board at Its next meet- Ins ; . It Is not likely that the commissioners will retlra him before the charges shall have been Investigated , Trouble In Kil : nr Thompson Nti-nl Wnrku BKADDOCK. Pu. , Nov. C. The finishing department of the Kdgar Thomson Steel ivories Is Idle and n. complete mispenslon may follow. The mil 8tralKhtenera were told this morning they would be required to ilo extra work without additional compensa tion. They thereupon quit work and ap pointed n committee to carry their grlev- unceh to Chairman Frlek. About 15) ) men nre now nffected und should a compromise not be made the entire plant will Imvo to close down. Arnijr Qunrti-riniintor. CHICAGO , Nov. fi. Brevet Brigadier Gen eral Blnehain , colonel and assistant quartermaster - master general , U. H , A. , on duty at the hculqunrtcr . Department of Mlnsourl , has heen relieved by Lieutenant Colonel M. I , LudlnRton , deputy quartermaster General , IB , A. The change will effected about November 15. The move Is preliminary to General Illnghum's retirement from active sen-Ice May 10 , KK. _ Miner Couvlcteil i f Slunlor. CHARLESTON , W. Va , , Nov. 6. The trial of lion Clendennlni ; , charged with mur dering lr. J , W. DavlK near .Montgomery , August 9. resulted today In his being con victed of murder In the llrst decree. A ndw trial waa asked for. It was well estub- liihed during the trial that the killing ol Dr , Davis was the result of. a. conspiracy of Dueber = Hampden 17-JeweI Watches arc known by rail road men and other RUBY JEWELED ] experts to be unequalled \rfi \ ADJUSTED 14h w $ JS equalled for wear $ &e\&r \ and accuracy. The Duebcr Watch Works , Canton , 0. WM. tOTJDON. Commission Merchant Grain an.I Provisions. Private wires to Chicago nnd New York. AH business orders pluccd on Chicago Board of Trade. Correspondence solicited , Olllce , room 4 , New York Llfo Bullcllnif , Omaha. Telephone 130S. miners who toolc part In the battle with Wyant's men nt Ragle during the utrlko : hcre last March. Many were wounded q.n < l Dr. DnvlB was their phyHlclun. They feurcd ils testimony against them In the trial which was then In piogrt-sH , and at which the murdered imin wns to testify the next lay. Davis was waylaid on u lonely road and shot IIH he passed In hlfl buggy. Ilitiitlzeil MnctyThri-r. OWI3NSBOIIO , Ky. , Nov. 6. Ninety-three colored converts from a Baptist revival were baptized In the Icy waters of the Ohio yesterday. Fifty-three were women and Tarty men. Ten thousand people crowded the banks nnd the two ministers who en gaged In the work were kept busy two hours. Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trou * ties. Trial size , 25 cents. All druggists. Mlrmoiirl Hog * l > y ue of Cliolaru. SKDALIA. Mo. , Nov. fi. Hogs are dying ? of cholera In largo numbers throughout tills part of the state. John O. Senior of thla county lost 350 head on Friday and hla neighbors nre faring us badly. MIltKV.lHT. I'nrtly CloiHljr nnd Warmer Weather for Nclirnskit Tnility. WASHINGTON , Nov. G. The forecast for Tuesday Is : For Nebraska nnd Kansas Partly cloudy ; warmer In the central nnd eastern portions ; south winds. Kor Iowa and Missouri Pair ; warmer ; winds shifting to south. For South Dakota Increasing cloudiness ; wanner In the central and eastern portions ; south winds. I.ocul Record. OFFICHOF TUB WEATHER IlUnEAU. OMAHA , Nov. C. Omaha record of temper ature and rainfall , _ compared with tly > i
