0 mis oaiAfiA. 'PATT-Y mate ;
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
"Wheat Market Boso Above Ite Previous
Iltgh Water Mark ,
COFN LOOKED TO WHEAT FOR SUPPORT
Opening Prlco for Mny WM nt One-Elclith
Cent Advnnca Over Tuc tlny' Clos
ing Quotation-Stocks
nnd llontli.
CHICAGO , Nov. 14. The wheat market
rose above Its previous high water mark
and hntl n good deal to encourage It In
such an unusual course. Strength In the
foreign market , diminishing stocks In the
world and nn unfavorable crop report from
Argentine , all contributed to nn advance of
IJic per bu. Corn , outs and provisions all
appeared to need the help given to them by
wheat. May corn closed > io higher , May
oats ? c higher and provisions with but little -
tlo change.
The wheat market responded with alacrity
at the opening to the strength of the Liver
pool cablegrams. That market's advance , In
View of the decline yesterday , was a sur
prise to the trade. France and Berlin sent
higher quotations and the home markets of
the northwest were surprisingly strong.
Commission houses here were filled with
buying orders. New York sent large buying
orders also. May , which closed yesterday
at89c , found hosts of buyers at the openIng -
Ing at ffom GO'/ic to C0c , thus covering In
one Jump nil the ground It lost yesterday.
After playing for a chart time between
the quotations named , there came addi
tional buying support , with a sprinkling of
foreign buying orders , and this Increased
the previous Btrong tone In the price before
11 o'clock , reaching C0o for May. The
market held llrtn In expectation of getting
further support from the world's supply
figures expected from ISradntJcet's. At 12
o'clock the statement was received nnd It
did not disappoint the bulls. As m > on an It
was published there was a rush among the
local scalpers for wheat and they tossed
about making excited dives In dozens for
every lot offered and bid up the price until
within ten mlnutCH from the receipt of
Hradstreet's figures May wheat sold n
high ns ClUc. Taking the net result of
Iiradstreet's statement , the world's visible
pupply decreased 472.000.1m. last week , and
that caused the quick advance referred to.
It was said In dispatches from Liverpool
that Argentine wheat crop prospects were
Buffering from excessively wet weather , be
ing given as the principal reason for htrenglh
In foreign markets. The market wound up
Etrong nnd closed at Clc for May.
Corn still leaned upon the neighboring
wheat market for support. The price was
raised n little by the bullishness of wheat ,
but not Btifllclent to create any general
alarm among the shorts. The opening price
for May was at ' , c advance on yesterday's
closing quotation and the Increasing
strength of wheat ns the session progressed
gradually worked up the shoits from n
state of Indifference to a condition of some
anxiety. May , under a liberal demand from
that class of buyers , advanced to G0c and
closed at C0c.
The aggregate sales of oats hardly
amount d to an average i o Jd day's lisl less ,
but a strong matket was apparent , nnd at
intervals considerable activity was notice
able. The principal governing power lay
In wheat and corn. May started at 32e td
32Hc , sold up to 32c , down to 32&c to
32o and closed at 32c.
The receipts of hogs here and elsewhere
In the west amounted to nn Immense ag
gregate , compared with recent numbers.
Considering such receipts , the steadiness of
the provisions market was remarkable , al
though during the great strength In wheat
prices recovered to about the level of the
closing rates of the day before. January
pork and lard are without change and ribs
tye higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. | Open. Low. | Closo.
Wl.catNo. V
Nov.
Dec B5 ! < B0 B.V < 3C 505i (
May Cl ! < 00)J ) 01 SOUS
Corn No. 2. .
Nov 61
Dec , . COV4 50 ! < fil
May. . . . . , CUM
OMB No. 2. . .
Nov 2SM 28J <
sn eo' < 28M Wt ) 2i | ! <
Park May per bbl 32
Jan 12 10 12 S''K 12 10 12 22 h'
May. . , 12 45 12 67H 12 42K 12 67W
LnrO.10011)3
Jan. . . . , , , . , . 7 OS 7 12 7 05 7 12
May 7 22H 727 7 20 727H
Sl-ort Ribs-
0 10 0 171 $ 0 10 0 17Hi
Mayi. . . . 0 27H 0 37H 0 27M U 1I7H
S,18J,9uotallon * were BS follows :
FLOUR Unchanged.
\VHEAT-No. 2 spHng. SOViJJWc ; No. 3 sprlnff ,
nominal ! No. 2 'red. 5aHC6'/4c.
9iiNt > - I- " c : No3 yellow. 43Jc.
HYI No. 2. 47',4c.
No.
FLAX'SEED-NO. i. 11.43.
TIMOTHY SKKD-Prlmc. J5.55.
l ° ISION8 Mc" ' - , ,
, xTn1W , lbs" 17'15' Hhort rlbssldea
il0 ? " , ' * 6-J6-M : dry galled shoulders Omxed ) .
| 367ise5.75 ; short clear , sides ( boxed ) , J6.G7V40
'
HSKY-Dlstlllers' flnl'shed goods , per gal. .
HUaAR-Unclmnged.
The following were the receipts nnd shipments
today :
ir
Ontho Produce exchnnira today the buttar mirE -
E HWft8 1n. VjFiIcamory > 14a25 ° ! ° alry , 12Ulc.
Bon Francisco reports that 9,000 tons , 300.000 bu. .
of wheat were taken at Portland yesterday for
lapan and China.
It Is claimed that the Anchor line Is going to
put a steamer to Liverpool , which would seem
In Hlcnto tlmt freB''s | ' ' ha\e reached a tcmpt-
Best Liverpool houses claim that there Is noth
ing In the Argentine damage report , and lay
the strength of that "market to smalt and de
creasing stocks.
Primary receipts ofheat. . .667.000 lu. ; ship-
l iS'.248'000. - ! P'lmary receipts last year ,
W6.000 bu. ; primary receipts of o n , 520,000 bu. :
ihlpmcnts , M.OOO bu. ; tecelpts last year , 67I.VJ4
, IiSp York Beared , wheat. 71.000 bu. ; flour ,
10 ,00 , bbls. : corn. 42,000 bu. : New Orleans cleared.
wheat , ll.OCK ) bu. : Phllaxlelphla cleared , Hour !
H4.bl.B' : wl'fn ' - * * * > bu. ; corn , 5,888 bu. ; oats.
14,300 bu. ; Daltlmore cleared , flour , 613 bbls. :
Uoston cleared. Hour , 861 bbls.
The lleerbohm cable says : Cargoes on pan-age
ind for shipment , wheat firm , but not active.
There Is n demand for cprgoea of corn near nt
hand , while there Is not much Inquiry for more
llstant periods of delivery. Off coast wheat.
r.'T ? ' "V "P'nlnir offering. Mark Lane Eng
lish and foreign wheat held higher ; corn held
ysher : flour , llrmer ; held higher ; weather In
England stormy. Weather on continent stormy.
Vlve.rp ? ? ? , Blrons : Hew higher ; corn
9rm : VSOHd
higher ; Uerlln wheat , November
I marks , and May. K mark higher.
NEW YOHK QKNEUA14 MAKIUSr.
Ycstcrilaj's Quotations on Plour , Grain and
Provision ! , Metnls , Ktc.
. . . , - Nov. 14.-FI/UR-Rcelpts
tl.400 bbls. ; exports. 0.000 bbl. . ; sales. SO.OW
llMl ? < i.mi Sfi. Vr e aml hlKller ! Bnrl"K Wtenu
* lwWc ; higher
! } ? , , and winter wheat COlOa ;
i i !
nni" rae ? Cy , clecU ! buslnew ; Minnesota
patents. J3.0JC16S
; Mlnnesgta bakers , I21) ) t.3 > .
Southern flour , firm : sales. 4W pkg . Rye flour.
" ' 1 > OW Lb' '
, r.
1IUCK WHEAT Steady at K 63c.
CORN MKAL Firm ; sales , 200 bbls , nnd 2 400
' "icxi yjlovii ! WMIt rn. IUBS1.ZO.
JVJ5rvInl5ttlll' } ; ! ' l > Vi l ' leads , B5C58C.
II.VRLEY Nominal ; No. 2 wciteiiT 62o
11ARLEV MALT-HeM steady.
WHEATReceipt. . . 101.900 bu. ; exports , 71.700
bu , : kales. 12.375.009 bu. futuies ; no spot. Ppot
nominally slnniKi No. 2 led. In store. 63'tr-
iflottt. & ) BCOc : f. o. b. . lc ; No. 1 nwthe'fn
Ko delivered ; No. 1 hanl , 70lo ( Jellver.nl. Opl
.Ions active and strong all day on gout foreign
> ulng , said to h due to Argentine crop damage
sports , excited coxertnc by local shorts , higher
aiblen. outside buying and an unexpected heavy
lecrrsso In llradstrect'a European stocks ; closed
t lUo net Advance ; No. 2 red , January. CO 1-16
UCOHc , closed 60Ko ; February. SO 13-16G61KC ,
ilosrd tlKc , March closed CHc ; Msy , 63\ilc ,
Musril 6lc ; November closed 69Hcj December.
WK 69Sc , Closed 69K.C.
CORN Receipts , 42,909 bu. : exports , 42,200 bu. :
lairs. 4U.OOO tu futures , 62.IXW bu. s | > oU Snot
itronper ; No. 2. t9Ho In store and elevator : 69O
l Ho afloat ; No. 3. ( OS2U ° in elevator. Options
market strong and higher with wheat , and on
continued unfavorable weather west ; closed at
UWUia nt advance : January , 6S'lOMHc , closed
c ; May , 61 6-16USIKo , clofce < l 64Kc ; November ,
closed 69 > jc ; December , 66 37c ,
OATS Receipts , 1:4.300 bu. ; exports , MO bu. ;
sales , 243.000 bu. futures , 67.000 bu. rpot. Spot
firmer , No. 2. 33H033HC. No. 2 delivered , 3IHc ,
No. 3. JSlic. No , 3 white , ! IVj 37i < > ; No. 3 whlto ,
KUc ; track , mixed western. J3'iC3IHoi track ,
white , 3 tt41c , Options fairly active and higher
with wheat , and closed at UCftc advance ; J-n-
uory. 34ti3IHc. closed 3Scr February , SSHO
tSKe , closed UHo ; May , 3dH03 < Ve. closed M\c ,
November closed S3 HO ; December , 33H033HC ,
closed 33Ue.
HAY Firm ; shipping , UfJHUcj good to choice ,
JOUc.
1IOP3 Weak ; stato. common to choice , old ,
Urtc : new. 6tIOViui Pacific cuait. 3lW7c. (
I'ROVISIONS ll f. steady , beet iuuns. J17.pa
K17.W. Cut meats , steady , pickled Iwllles ,
( Uc ; pickled shoulder * , t',40. plrkled hams.
Hio. XMTJ. Ann ; western sttmn clojeU at
nnmlnnli Mies , 160 tierces' at J7.K3. city at J7W
tK , ntitlon snl ts MO tlerres ; Uea-mtier. J742V4W
f.4S , closed , November J7 M nominal , Dec' mbT ,
1745 nominal , January , 7 41 : rennnl , easlw ;
continent , J7.M ; South American , JS.IOj com
pound. ( He. I'ork , dull
IIUTTBII Klpn , western dairy. HOlfcl west
ern crrampry , 18ei7o , factory , ItflHc ; Elglnt.
2 e ; Imitation crrameiy , 13 l9c , state dairy , 13
C23'4c. state creamery. IHil" .
CHEESE Fltm , stnle. l.irte ( , SUOS c ; small ,
DCllc : part skims , 3U(7'4c : full skims , 2Hf > ' 3c ,
EOas quiet : state nnd lennsjhanla , 2. > n20 ;
rcfrlBenitr.r , lC22ci western , fresh , 15 23c ;
cases , J3.50S7I.OO ; recclp s , 6 2S1 pkgs.
HIDES Flrmi wet salted N w Orlenns , se
lected , 45 to . ' , Ibs. , 6c ; Hucnos Ayrcs , dry , 20 to
24 Ihs. , lie ; Texas , dry , 24 to 30 lbs. , 5'iOCc.
LKATHER Qulet but steady : hemlock sole ,
Durnos Ayres , light In heavyweight. 15R15C.
WOOI/ Steady , domestic ileece , ISflJtc ; pulled ,
*
I'ETROLEUM-Nomlnal ; United closed at S2He
bid.
TALLOW Firmer ; city , 4HO4He : country , 4ft
.
TI'RPENTINE-Stoady at 28'4020c.
RICi : Firm ; domestic , fair to extra , 4 < .iGic ! ;
Japan , 4Hc.
MOLASSES Steady : New Orleans , open kettle.
gooil to choice , 2SII36C.
PIO IUON Dull ; Scotch. J19.00e20.00 : Amer-
can. J10 OOffl3.W.
TIN-Eosv ; straits. J14.47'4CU6"1 * : plates , Cull.
SPELTP.R-Dull ! domcsfc , J3.:2Vi 3.3G.
LEAD Firm ; brokers' prlco , J3 ; cxchnngo
price , J3.12H ,
COPPER Steady ; brokers' price , J9.60 ; eiclnnje
price , J1.60 nrked ; sales on 'change , 23 tons Feb-
iitary lln. JH.so.
COTTON SEED OIIFtrmer ; prime crude. 23
CK'.ic ; prime yellow , 29ij30c.
OMAHA UUMlll.VL AIAKKETS.
Condition of Trnno and Quotation ] on
htnplo mill 1'uncy Proilucn.
Packing slock butler Is not quoted as strong
ns yesterday ,
In the way of poultry turkeys are quoted
lower , but chickens remain steady , but at low
prices.
The general market was quiet , with very llttl *
change In prices. Quotations :
ItUTTER-Packlng stock. 714CS ; ; fair to coed
country , 11013c ; choice to fancy , ICflUc ; gath
ered creamery , 130 We ; separator creamery , 23
.
EGOS-Slrlctly fresh , 198200.
POl'LTRY Old hens. Ic ; spring chickens. 6c ,
ducks , S\4 \ 0c ; hen tutkey , C'ijG'.tc ; heavy torn ? ,
5W3'5c ; geese , 6V4 6c.
DRESSED 1'OULTRY Chickens , fair , 5c ;
choice large , Cc ; choice small , 7c ; turkeys ,
fair to good. 74f7V4c : choice heavy , 8 ? 9cj cholco
small , 9010c : ducks , fair to good , 7Sj,4c ; fancy ,
So ; givse , fair to good , 7c ; fancy , 8c.
QAMK 1 rnlrlc chickens , per doi. , J3.23 ; grouse.
per dox. , J2.7603.00 ; blue win ? teal , per doz. ,
11.50 ; green wng | teal , per doz. , Jl.2 } ; ducks.
mixed , per doz. , Jl : ranvnslmcks , J4 00 74 r,0 ;
mallards and red hearts. J2.00tf2.25 ; quail , JU6fi >
1.60 ; deer saddles , HfflCc : nnlelope saddles , 12W
13c ; small tabblts. fl ; Jack rabbits , J2.
VEAL Choice fat and small veals arc quoted
at MJBc : large and coarse , 30 Ic.
CHEESE Wlsc-wisln full cream. Young A. ,
13c ; twins , 12 lie ; Nebraska and Iowa , full
cream , lie ! Nebraska nnd Iowa , ptrt skims ,
7 ? Sc ; Llmburgcr. No. 1 , lie ; brick. No. 1. Ho ;
Swiss , No. 1 , 140160.
HAY Upland hay. J9 ; midland , JJ.60 ; lowland ,
IS ; rye straw , J6 , Color makes the price on
my. L'ght shades sell the best. Only top Blades
brlnir top prices.
PIOEONS-OId birds , per Uoz. , 73o.
VEQETAIILES.
POTATOES Western stock , car lots , Clc ;
small lets , 70c.
OLD DEANS Hand-picked , navy , J2 ; lima
beans , per lb. , 4'4c.
ONIONS On orders , C5@70c.
CAIIUACJE On orders. H4c.
CELERY Per doz. . 2535c.
SWEET POTATOES Per bbl. , J3 ; Jersey , J3.60
per bbl.
REETB-Per bu. . ' 60S60c.
CARROTS Per bu. . 60 COc.
CAULIFIXDWER I'er rtoz. . J2.25.
EG a PLANT P r doz. . 60c.
HORSERADISH Per lb. . 7gSc.
PARSNIPS Per bu. . 60eOc.
RUTARAGAS Per bu.i 76090C.
PARSLEY Per doz. bunches , 25c.
Tt'RNIPS-Per bu. , 60o
SPLIT PEAS Per lb. , 33Uc.
HtniRARD SQUASH Per doz , , 75c.
TOMATOES 1'cr bu. , 60c.
GREEN PEAS Per bu. , J1.25S1.35.
FRUITS.
The fruit shipments from California for this
season are far In excess uf those for tile same
licrlod of last year , sa > s the Los Angeles T.rrvs
The Southern Pacific company gives the follow
ing figures , showing the number of carloads of
green ftult , canned fruit and vegetables , raisins ,
prunes nnd other diled fruits , hopa and canned
Qsh , exported In 1893 and In 1891 up to ( late :
Carloads.
1893. 1S94. Inc.
Green fruit . " . 62K ) 0,250 l.OJO
Canned fruit nnd vegetables 830 1,800 ! CO.
Canned fish . 400 600 100
Raisins . / . . . . CM 1.1CO 460
Prunes and other dried
frulls except raisins . 1,63 ] 1,700 160
Hops . 376 421 60
Totals . 9 323 11 776 Z760
Reports from New York state that the receipts
ut California fruit In that city t'ais season hae
been 1.100 entlomK the value of which Is Jl.OOO-
000. These llRUrei refer to fresh fruit exclusively.
The shipments were principally cherries , apples ,
peaches , plums , and will end December 1 with
grapes. Tliuxe laige figures represent a business
which has been built up entirely In eight jcars ,
nnd Is poKnlblc only by the use of refrigerator
cars. Quotations :
QUINCES California , per 60-Ib. box , JUS.
APPLES Good stock , per bbl. . J2.60@2.75 ;
Michigan stock. J3 ; New lork , J3.0003.23.
PEACHES None.
1'LUMS California , none.
PRUNES None.
PEARS-Wlntcr Nellls , Jl.5081.75.
GRAPES Concords , 10-lb. baskets , r@23c ;
California , none.
CRAN1JERRIES Cape Cod fancy , J10 per bbl.
TROPICAL. FRUITS.
The Florida orange crop Is estimated this sea
son at about 6,000.000 Imxcs , says the New York
Commercial Dullctln. This fruit Is being shlpp l
freely , repoits placing the shipments from Flor
ida between 23.000 nnd 30,000 boxes a day , which
Is an unusual quantity for so early In the sea
son , almost double that of former years. The
fruit has been very good , but has not sold well
In this market , the demand not Increasing with
the supply. A report 1ms been In circulation
this week , coming from Jacksonville , Fla. , In
the nay of a dispatch , predicting n freight war
and claiming that the Clyde- Steamship line Is
laying down oranges In the western markets-
Chicago , Cincinnati , Louisville St. I/outs and
contiguous territory 8c cheaper a box than the
all-rail rate , and It Is charged that the Clyde
line has cut the rate from 35c to 30c from Jack
sonville lo New York. These rumors ore denied
by the Clyde officials , who claim their rates nro
the fame as last year. Florida Is sending her
oranges to all markets throughout the country
and a considerable quantity Is going to Europe.
Mall advices from Liverpool dated October 27
state that the Florida oranges are arriving there
In excellent condition and are eagerly taken , at
extreme high prices ; the report notes the ai.
rival and sale of 409 boxes that day at from 17s
to 21s for llrst to third selections and from 11s Sd
to 15s 3d for fourth and fifth selections. Theca
figures are high and much above a parity with
rates prevailing In eastern markets here. It Is
believed that about 360,000 to 400,000 boxes of
oranges have already been shipped out ot Flor
ida. Quotations :
ORANGES Mexican , per box , J3.60 ; Flor-
DANANAS Choice stock , J2.0002.60 per bunch.
LEMONS Malaga , Jl 60 ; fancy Florida , sites
260 and 300. J4.000I.60.
PINEAPPLES None.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTERS IXL. 9c ; medium , per can , lOc ;
horse shoes , 12c ; extra standards , 16c ; extra
selects , 17c ; company selects , 21c ; New York
counts , 2.c.
NEW FIGS Fancy , Uc ; choice , 13c ; California ,
bags , 80.
HONEY New York. 17c ; California. 1316c.
MAPLE SYRUl'-Oallon cans , per doz , J12.
MAPLE- ' SUGAR Per lb. . lOe.
NUTS Almonds , 15016c ; English walnuts , 12o ;
filberts , I''c ; llrazll nuts. none ; eastern
chestnuts , nn good stock ; shellbark hickory nuts ,
per bu. , $1.60 ; fancy raw peanuts , 60 ; roasted
P < '
SAUER 'KRAUT Choice white , per bbl. , JI.50
O4.75 ; per half bbl. . J2.60.
MINCE MEA r Fancy , In half bbls. , per lb. ,
6V4c ; 10 gal. kegs , 7c ; condensed , per case of 3
doz. pkgs. . J2.75.
FISH Fresh caught croppies , perch and sunfish -
fish , 3ir6c ; buffalo , ! &lc ; pike and pickerel , tfi
tic : cattish. 8Jj-3c ; black bass , 12G13c.
CIDER Pure Juice , per bbl. , Jd ; half bbl , , J3.25.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. S'ic ; No. 2 green
hides , 3Uc ; No. 1 green salted hides , 4Uc ; No. 2
green salted hides , 3V c : No. 1 green salted hides ,
25 to 40 lbs. , 4Uc : No. 2 green salted hides , 23 to
40 lbs. , SUc ; No. 1 veal calf. > to IS Ihs. , 7c ; No.
2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 5c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides ,
6c ; No. 2 dry flint hides. . 4c , No. 1 dry salted
hides , 6c ; part cured hides , Uc p r lb. less than
fully cured. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
hTOCKH AND 1IONDS.
With the Pxcnptlon of Kllcht Ilallles the
Alurket Was a Declining One.
NEW YORK. Nov. H. With the excep
tion of slight rallies between 11 ana 12
o'clock ami about 2 o'clock , the Bt'ock mar
ket was a declining one. The good effect
ot the proposed government loan had been
discounted during1 the- pant two days , and
when the olllclal announcement of the Issue
came this morning , those who had bouenl
stocks yesterday and the day before were
ready to dispose of them to take the profit.
London was also a seller , the same condi
tions as to the bond Issue prevailing there
as here. It was apparently expected there
would be a gpod outside demand for stock
this morning , but the commission houses
were practically without orders nnd tne
room traders were not purchasers. Aftei
an Irregular opening the market generally
took a downward turn , led by Sugar , with
the grangers also prominent In the decline ,
Durllngtou being sold heavily on Iloston
orders on rumors that the dividend
expected to be declared next week
will be scaled down. At the lower figures
there was some covering of short contracts ,
which caused u brief rally , but renewed
selling of Sugar sent prices down again. A
small recovery took place shortly before
noon , but speculation quickly relapsed Into
depression , and there was a steady depre
ciation In , values until around 2 o'clock ,
when the pressure to sell having been re
moved , a gain ranging up to 1 per cent was
made , but during the last half hour of bust-
nesa an active selling movement was In
progress , which resulted In the establish
ment of a lower range of prices , the market
closing weak and lu the ( Treat majority-
Instance's at or near the lowest point of the
the day. The bulk of the transactions were
In Bugar , which broke. SVi per cent , and
ctn pj within H Per cent of the lowest flft-
urfs touched. The preferred shares nlro
declined 1'4 per cent. The othcr more Im
portant loises on the day nre : Northwest
ern antt Missouri I'aclilc , 1 per cent , and
Uurllnntcn , 1 per cent. St. Paul Is down
% per cent nnd IJ"Ck Island H per cent. Ths
only pharos which made mare than a frac
tional gain was Oregon Navigation , which ,
on a purchase of 100 shares' , advanced 1 %
per cent. A generally heavy tone charac
terized the dealings In the band market for
the greater pnrt of the day. Near the
close , however , n better tone prevailed , nnd
soma Ktnart advances were noted.
TUB EveningPort's London cablegram
says : Today's markets were peed , except
Americans. Coiifols were at the highest
point touched. The gold mentioned In yes
terday's cable illppatoh was received today
and more la coming. South Americans
were strong , with n further substantial de
cline In the Argentine gold premium. Ameri
cans were flat , the Issue of the treasury
bonds being fully discounted here. Shares
are not strongly hold , hence the relapse.
However , the best houses hero attach great
Importance to a telegram to the Times
announcing that President Cleveland Is
about to Introduce n scheme for the Im
provement of the currency. Details nre
awaited with gicat Interest. Atchtaons were
especially flat , on fears of a heavier assess
ment than has been expected.
The following were the closlngquotations -
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change today :
Total Bales of stocks today were 230,828 shares.
Including : American Sujtnr. 107,20) : Hay Htate
Gas. 2,800 ; HurllnRton. 23.90) : Clilcnpi Claa. 13,700 ;
Louisville & Nashville , 2.700 ; Manhattan Con
solidated , 12.200 ; New Jersey Central , 4,0)0 ; North-
western. 5.90J ; Ilock Island , 7,600 ; St. Paul. 15.-
)00 ) ; United States Cordage. 2.COO ; Western Union ,
Now York . .MoneyMurker. .
NHW YOniC , Nov. H. MONEY ON CALI
Hasy nt 1 per cent ; last loan 1 per cent ; closed
at 1 per.cent.
I'ltlMU MEnC < NTII.n PAPCn-2HQ3U per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE-Faltly firm , with
actual business In bankers' hilts at Jl.87'1 for
demand and JI.SC1 , ; for CO days. I'oatcd intes ,
U.S70I.87M nnd H.SS04.SSV4. Commeiclal bills ,
II S3.
SlI.VCTl cnilTIPICATES C394e bid.
GOVERNMENT IIONDS-Kaslor for 5 ? , firm
for 4s. Stale bonds , -quiet. Ilallroad bonds ,
firmer.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
lloston Htoo' <
BOSTON , Nov. 14 , Call loani. IffllH oaf cent !
time loans. 2'jl\i \ norcjnt. Uloalnf priori tor
stocksbi.ils anJ intnlnr sliirii !
Sin PranoUco Mlnlni ; Hniclc yuot-.itlom.
SAN FRANCISCO , Nov. 14-Tho offlelal closing
quotations for mlnln ? 8toim taliy wprj aa fol
lows :
Nnir York Mlnlni ; < Juntntl : ii ,
NEW YORK. Nov. 14-Tho followm ? arJ the
eloHlng mintn ? quot uioni :
llulwer 7 Ontario. USD
Cholor. 0.1 Onlllr. 310
Crown Point. . . . . ft5 I'lvmoiitn. . . . . . . . . . 20
Con. Cal. A ; Va. . . . 410 Qutcksllvcr 100
Dcadwood 40 do pniferro J 1 COO
Gould idirrj no Sierra Norada bO
Halo.t Norcroas. . 105 Stimdard 130
Ilomcstako , lOtio Union Con CO
Iron Sliver 10 Yellow Jackut. . . . 65
Mexican 110
Londuu Htoclc Q.iotatloni.
LONDOX. Nov. 14. p. m. cloilnj :
both short and three months' bill * Is ? { percent.
Duluth tVli < Mit Unrknt.
DL'LUTH. Nov. II. WHEAT Close : No. 2
hard , cash and November , 61 He : No. 1 northern ,
cash and November , 60V4c ; December , E9',5c ; May ,
62Vic ; No. 2 northern , cash , B7c : No. 3 , 6lc ; re
jected , 61c ; to arrive , No. 1 northern , COVjc.
'Frisco Wheat { Juutatlons.
BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 14.-WHEAT-Stron8 ;
December , 87Kc ; May , J1.03K.
Wool Market. *
ST. LOUIS. Nov. \VOOU-Qulet , without
change. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '
HuinuUI Sut .
1)AITIMOHE. ) Nov. 14. Cl.arlngs , J3.C5S.US ;
balances , 1510,096.
11OSTON. Nov , 14. Rank clearings , JH,411,051 ;
balances. J1.0S9.3S3.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14. Clearings , J54.23S.991 ;
balances , J5.292.934.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 14. Clearings , J12.091.-
103 ; balances , Jl22.437.
RERUN. Nov. 14. Exchange on London , eight
days' sight , 20 marks 38 pfg.
MEMPHIS. Nov. H.-Clcnrlngs , 3S6.3S4 : bar-
anccs , J53.8SC. New Yuik exchange , selling at
par.
par.LONDON
LONDON , Nov. " 14. Am > unt of bullion gone
Into the Ilank of England on balance today Is
793.000.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 14 Money , tS6 per cent/
New York exchange , 25O40o p.em urn. Cleir-
Ings. J2.054.KW.
NEW ORLEANS , Nov. K. Clearings. J1.053-
876. New Yolk exchange , bank , par ; commer
cial , Jl discount.
ST. LOUIB. Nnv. 14.-Clrurlnes. J4.4I1.910 ; bal
ances , Jt 0.033. Money dull , WI per c.'nt. Ex
change on New York , 25c discount.
WASHINGTON , Nov. 14. T'.l * cash balance In
the liearury at the dote of business toduy was
JlW.7K.ti3 ; gold reserve , J61.Mlt62.
LONDON. Nov. 14. Gold Is quoted today at
Uueno Ayrea at 2I ; Madrid , 14i Llibon. 23 ;
St Petersburg , f.0 ; Athini. 77 ; II me , IW.tO ;
Vienna , 103.
PARIS , Nov. 14 I p. m. Three per ceat
rentes. 102f 47io for the account. Three and
one-hslf per cent rentes. 107f "Oo for the account.
Exchange on London , -if 11 9 ( or checks ,
CHICAGO , Nov. 14 Clearings. | U.003. < y > 0.
Money , J 4 per cent on cell , tut per cent on
time. Ntw York exchange t 20o premium ,
Foreign exchang opened firm. Sterling com
mercial.
OMAHA LIVEtOJCK 11ARKETS
ditin {
Anxiety of tlio Breeder * to Got to Market
the Featuro-nl Present.
RECEIPTS CONIlRfltJ VERY LIBEPA
Cattle hell from KttwAr4n lloslrntilo Onul s
to 1O Cents Lower pn Itongli Slock
Hogs Opciul , liner , doling
lit
WEDNESDAY , Nov. .
There wns another big run of stock today ,
325 cnrs. The three days' receipts foot up
14,600 cattle , 22,900 hogs nnd 1,887 sheep.
Compared with arrivals for the first half
of Inst week this Is nil Increase of over 8,000
cattle and over 11,000 hogs , while sheep re
ceipts show a decrease of COO.
The very liberal supply of cattle Included
only a small proportion of strictly desirable
beef steers , the general quality of the offer
ings being- rather below the recent by no
means hluh average. Conditions were sub
stantially the same as on the two preceding
days , and there wns no radical change In
prices. The fair to good beef cattle that
the dressed beef men wanted and on which
the speculative shippers -would bid were
readily salable at right around steady
prices. Lew erode stock was ns usual dis
criminated against and the market for such
was slow , with prices weak to Co and lOc
lower than Tuesday. It was a dull , mean
market pn anything except Rood stock , but
considering the quality cf the offerings a
very fair clearance \\ns made.
Cow stuff wns In talrly liberal supply nnd
very good demand , particularly the fair to
good Kiades. These -old nt right close to
steady prices. Cntiners dltl not fare so veil ,
On account of the Inrse proportion of this
class of stock offered the market ruled weak
and Be to lOc lower than Tuesday. There
was very little change In the market for
vouls or for rough Block Generally.
The stocker nml feeder- trade wns rather
mill. Good , fleshy stock nnd well graded
up yearlings met with n fair demand nt
steady prices , but other grades were more
or less neglected , and prices ruled about
a dlnip lower. Good to choice fecdcra arc
? ! ° ! toV. ' fr ° S f2'70 lo S3-5 : fair to good
ior to J2.W. and common grades from
? 2.25 i
down. Itcproscntntive sales :
WESTERN CATTLa
COLORADO.
J. 1' Dillon.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 fewlcr 1010 | 2 81 1 feeder 103J J2 60
2 feeders. . . .1015 2 tO -7 feeders. . . . 1023 280
1 caw . t . CM 2 45 S cows , 916 2 43
3 COWS W 125 , 1 cow 1190 200
3 cows OJO 2 45
McFhce & Mullen ,
4 str Tex. . .1210 223 47 cows 991 235
23 steers 10S2 300 75 cows 1017 2 S5
1 ulcer 1030 215 49 steers 1093 2 fc5
K. II. Mathew.i.
1 cow 1170 220 i cows 1075 221
2 cows 1285 220 1 caw 1000 22)
3 ciiws 1243 250 1 steer 1170 SCO
2 steers 1190 300 4 vteera 1223 250
1 steer 1300 310 ' 1 nicer 1040 300
1 steer 1020 3 00 , 1 steer. . . , . .1051 3 0)
2 slews 1005 3 COHvlil i steer. " . 1170 300
& steers 1044 3(0Gutters. . 1121 300
HatD < a. & L.
2 cows 901 1 to 4 cows 1037 200
1 cow 7W 2 00 -2 sirs tip. , , ISM 20)
2 steers 1210 2 4) , , ,1 fcinler 1020 260
3 feeders. . . . 850 2 W' 'I4 feeders. , . 913 260
1 feeder 810 2 CO - - -1 feeder 10O ) 260
1 feoder. , , 8SO 25) ' H3i Will. . . . . . 1090 153
1 bull 1SOO 1 61 ! 'J-3bull ' . ,901) 1 CS
W. I'V'fcvferest.
19 feeders. . . C87 Z 60 -
J. it. .Cw.mlKTB
6 cons 1U5 2 tS VH'02 ateers 8:0 : 310
II. Otuajlph.
1 cow 970 1 BO .1J9 cows 8 8 230
I ! row a & 1S 2 3- ) , , -111 * ! feeder 9v'J ' 265
24 feeders. . . . 935 2 63'1' " 3 fe d s. . . 8J6 2 13
2 feeders. . . . 920 Z C3 - 2 siesta 990 S 15
& steers 103 3 H.TT , dS Bteera . 1C92 3 IS
1 bull. . . . . . . . 940 I 6 > y > " ,1 enw . 1030 1 CO
5 bulls , . . . , . . 62S 1 70 , , . 2 cows . 1C25 200
con . 1040 2 0) _ ' ' 8 feeders , OJO 240
WYOMlttQ.
. .
6 cows 10'X 2 COX ' , r.Ccow 1080 260
6 steers l&il 841 ° * ' 118 steers 1130 340
J. T. Honker.
1 covr 11W 36V'SVwwg 1030 260
6 rows. , 1223 2 MlT .luteer 14W 3 0 < )
7 steers 1210 1 70 J IQ'steers HS6 3 70
1 steer 122J 3 ' . i T. J7 Ethers 1SS5 403
1 bull 1620 Its
L. J.
7 cows . 10SO 290W. 11 steers 1116 323
W.
2 cows 910 175 Ucows , .1013 240
J. A. Btorfs.
1 ntrer 970 273 1 lUer 100 J 76
2 ttrers 110 35) 3 steers 1233 360
4 steer * U15 3 5) ,
J. F , Hock.
Icons 1115 2 IS . < cow * 1037 260
1C steer * 1118 J 0 >
W. Hunter St Co.
23 cow.r. . .lO i 2 C5 4 ? teers. . . , .1141 SM
K. Q. Uulrdi
1 bull 134A 1 33 ' I bull 13S5 1 35
J cow 1260 225 I cnns 1033 223
s. rook
17 steers 1147 2 85
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Wllwn Uroa.
)7 cow . 1074 2 35 0 steers 1244 3 10
It. II. Cattle Company.
in sirs Tex..l M 3 00J.
J. Porter.
Scons . U10 a < W icon * 1C02 2
1 niter. . . .1920 3 SO letters . . . .1080 S M
10 steer * . . . .IKS a 50 4 steers 1211 3 60
1 itecr 1(30 1 CO
NB\V MEXICO.
i , J , I * . 8lUVPnnt.
11 sir * Tex. .1023 2 90 63 Mrs Tex..1017 2 90
11OC1S Sunrllcii todny were lu-nvler thnn they
Imvc been since the Inut of the "drouth receipts , "
about the mtddlo of AUKtiPt. It took the flimrei
to rxpresn the numtier recelvnl nnd the three
il.i > ' recctpti ] ust about double the numticr re-
celved durlnir the Kama perloil Inst week or n
yenr HRO. The 157 lon < 1 recelveil Inrludnl 17
land * from Blotix City , billed direct to the Hnm-
moml houne. The a\ernKe quality of the offer *
lntt , Iwlh Tuesday nnd today , wns ntiout the
best of the season , A InrKcr proportion of bnr *
ran * arc coming nnd the nvcrmc wclRht thin
month will undoubtedly ithow n blR tnerrnse over
last. With CS.OW In Chicago nnd a 15a to 20c
decllni ; there and henvy receipts here , sellers were
prepared to niukc liberal concessions , so that
when buyere started In bidding lOc to 15o loner
thnn Tuesday there wns little hesitancy nnd the
scales were Kept "rtJhot" right from the stnrt.
There nnx a moderate shipping and cpcculatlvc
demand , but local houses \\ero the principal
buyers , nnd na they nil unntcd hogs the- free
buyliifc caused a general drmlng up of vTuues
nnd by the close about half of the early decline
had been regained. Heavy nnd hmvy mixed hogs
sold nt from $4.40 up to (4 60 for common to
choice , while poor to choice light nnd light mlxeil
loads brought from $1.15 to 11.43 , There wnt
vnry llttle > change In the market for pigs and
stock hogs ; they sold all the way from )2.50 to
11.20 , according to n eight nnd quality. The big
bulk of the decent hogs today sold nt from 14.10
to 14.50. On Tuesday the panic grades sold mostly
nt from 14.60 to 14.60. nnd a week ago todny the
trading was mostly at from $4,65 to $ I.CO. Rep-
reccntnttto sales !
No. Av I'r. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
68 15S 801413 69 273 160 $1 45
31 179 . . . 4 15 72 ! 52 120 4 45
92..173 . . . 420 71 W3 160 445
20 S39 . . . 4 SO 76 2R2 100 445
45 ISA 210 4 25 CS 270 . . . 4 45
5 ISO . . . 425 71 230 40 445
C6 27l ) SO 4 25 CO 273 ) 445
43 169 . . . 423 77 233 240 4 4"
S3 174 120 425 73 236 160 445
C9 , .1SS 40 4 27li CS 219 80 4 45
8 > . . . . . . . .179 SO 4 30 72 2SO 200 4 (5
34 177 80 4 30 61 272 3:0 4 41
39 220 . . . 430 64 246 200 445
123 175 . . . 430 CS 274 . . . 445
87 ISO t0 4 30 65 231 40 4 4" >
49 190 ICO 4 20 73 267 120 4 45
46. , 176 Kft 4 30 2 190 . . . 4 45
76 1CI 120 4 30 1 230 . . . 4 41
110 151 . . . 4 30 21 303 40 4 4 * >
81 217 40 4 35 66 278 160 4 45
83 183 80 4 35 19 363 . . . 4 45
31 253 200 4 33 4 , 232 . . . 445
31 214 SO 4 35 81 197 . . 4 45
75 193 ICO 4 35 69 216 210 4 45
Cl 192 80 435 67 22S SO 445
79 218 200 4 3'i 69 281 2SO 445
15.237 . . . 43i 79 270 160 443
73 244 . . . 4 35 72 227 40 4 45
74 200 40 4 33 68 225 40 4 45
90 1.178 120 4 35 75 246 40 4 47U
Cl 194 1M > 433 C6 261 2VO 4 47'i
74 212 UO 435 81 245 ICO 4 47'4
6 254 . . . 435 61 271 240 4 47',1
7 221 . . . 440 60 302 1:0 450
6 i.260 . . . 440 rS 277 160 460
19 276 M 4 40 69 230 SO 4 50
67. 244 y > 4 40 CS 2oS 40 4 CO
96 184 160 4 40 69 2CO 120 4 5 < )
69 236 ICO 4 40 70 2CS ICO 4 50
70 247 240 4 40 61 295 . . . 4 50
70 241 40 4 40 CO 251 ICO 4 CO
C6 219 . . . 440 43 237 . . . 460
70 221 160 4 40 5S 331 . . . 4 60
75 210 40 4 40 79 234 120 4 50
C6 05 40 4 10 68 332 80 4 60
69 . . .211 160 4 40 71 292 . . . 4 60
69 233 210 4 40 53 299 160 4 W
32 196 80 4 40 CO 282 SCO 4 60
70 217 280 4 40 63 305 160 4 60
G4 237 80 4 40 75 2C2 40 4 50
C7 212 80 4 40 73 262 120 4 W
C9..237 160 440 73 274 240 460
5 314 . . . 440 73 269 120 4 60
62 215 SO 4 40 61 273 . . . 4 50 '
79 194 120 4 40 68 272 120 4 60
. . . . . . . . . 120 440 64 272 80 4 CO
8 60S . . . 4 40 61 . .270 120 4 60
84 213 160 440 68 238 . . . 460
11 324 . . . 4 40 61 269 240 4 60
79 , . .189 ICO 4 40 70 2SO 200 4 60
77 213 160 4 40 6' ) . , 239 80 4 50
85 213 EO 440 63 263 . . . 460
S3 202 110 4 40 51 302 120 4 50
C > 296 360 4 40 66 258 120 4 50
67 226 160 4 42'i 57 305 240 4 & 2 < {
89 197 40 4 < 2Vi 61 287 40 4 6214
20 MO 1CO 445 63 279 240 463
63 274 200 4 45 68 337 160 4 55
C9 246 SO 445 19 447 . . . 465
C5 261 240 4 45 69 325 120 4 55
49 262 . . . 445 60 318 . . . 465
11 318 . . . 4 45 68 333 ICO 4 65
73 232 SO 4 45 52 293 320 4 65
69 296 80 4 45 US 297 160 4 55
62 217 80 4 45 42 379 . . . 4 G7',4
79..242 40 4 45 20 375 . . . 4 CO
71 223 . . . 445 63 292 200 4 CO
PIQS AND ROUGH.
4 40 . . . 260 1 247 . . . 300
CS , 63 . . . 2 CO 1 230 . . . 300
114 65 . . . 2 70 2 315 . . . 3 00
1 240 . . . 275 3 250 . . . 300
2 ,210 . , , 273 71 77 . . . 300
2 22U . . . 275 1 320 . . . 300
1 170 . . . 275 li 260 . . . 300
1 290 . . . 275 1 200 . . . 300
1 360 . . . 275 1 290 . . . 300
1 230' . . . 273 44 88 . . . 310
1. . 190 . . . 275 69 71 . . . 310
ll. 810 . . . 275 SO 73 . . . 315
1 j.2JO . . . 275 1 , .3CO . . . 325
1 130 . . _ 27u . 14 93 . . . 325
: . % . . , . . - . . . 2 SO ? ! -i IRC. . . . . . . . 78 . . . 325
150. C6 . . . 2115 30 : 91 . . . 335
1. . ; 270 . . . 300 31 Ill . . . 340
3. . . 233 . . . 3 00 137 123 . . . 4 CO
5 71 , . . SOO 1CS 123 . . . 420
2 240 . . . 300 10 131 . . . 400
12 61 . . . 3 00
SHEEP Receipts were light todny , six single-
decks. Them was n good demand nnd n strong
market for desirable muttons , a bunch of { rood ,
113-lb. fed wethers finding a ready buyer at
$2.85. On common stock the market was slow
and unchanged. Fair to choice natives are quot
able at from $2.23 to $2.60 , fair to good westerns
from $2 to $2.60 , common and stock eheep from
$1.25 to $1.75 , good to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs
from $2.50 to $3.75. Representative sales :
No. Wt. Pr.
98 native mixed 86 J2 CO
99 natUc nelhcrs 113 285
ItecolptKunil Disposition of Stoc'c.
Official receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by the hooks of the Union Stock Yards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at 3
o'clock p , m. , November 14 , U94 :
RECEIPTS.
Cars. Head.
Cattle T2 4.683
Hogs 159 11,593
Sheep C 901
DISPOSITION.
DISPOSITION.Cattle.
Cattle. HOKS. Sheep.
Omaha Pack'ng Co 13 1,991
The Q. H. Hammond Co. . . . . 93 1,716
Swift and company 932 2,62) 99
The Cudahy Packing Co 1,179 3.43S US
A , Haas 1C6
R. Decker & Degan 16S
Hamilton & Stephens 1S5
Van-ant & Co 74
J. L. Carey , 130
J , Lobmnn 112 . . , . <
L. Ilpcker 170
L e Rothschild 9
Wilson , a. I ) 315
O..H. Hammond , Sioux City 1,107
lion ton , N.- 63
Nelson Morris , Chicago 92
Cleveland P. & P. Co 33
Shippers and feeders 923 40
Left over 6W 1,000 701
Total . . 4.E37 12.160 901
DIItOAUO LilVK STOCK.
There \Vus a I.oxvor Market for All De
scription * nf Cattle.
CHICAGO , Nov. 14. There nas n lower market
for all descr'ptlons ' of cattle , with the exception
of choice corn-fatted steers. All but about 4,600
of the twenty odd thousand received were na
tives , graded as Common to fair , nnd ruled very
dull , nnd nt the close shoned n loss of lOo per
cwt. Sales of native steers were hugely at from
$3.50 to $5 , and from $1.75 to (2.60 ( bought most o'
the cows. There were about 2,6W westerns and
2,000 Texans. They sjUl nt stcndy prices.
As a consequence of the heavy supply the
hotr market lost buoyancy , lluycra Illltd their
orders nt from lOo to lc off fiom yesterday's.
cUnlng quotations. At the decline the move
ment was steady. The range of sales far common
to prime "nns from $4.40 to J4.80 ; medium welir.it *
g-encrnlly sold at from $4 45 to $1.75 , nnd from
14.23 to $4.53 were the prctntllrK lulcen for light
weights , though as h eh as $4.60 was bid for
The mntliet opened slow nnd weak for * hecp
nnd lambs , prices on the former belnir lOc to 16c
lower , nnd on the latter 15c to 23c lower than nt
the clrse yesterday. The receipts are the heaviest
on record for nny three consecutive da > s. Today's
quotations were II to $3.11 for .poor to cholco
sleep , the bulk of sales being at fiom $2 to
$2.75 ; lambs from $1.75 to $1.90.
Receipts : Cuttle , 51.00J head ; calves , 600 head ;
hogs. 6S.OCO head ; sheep , 21,001 head.
The Evening Journal reports :
HOGS Receipts , 68.000 head ; official yesterday ,
36,821 head ; shipments. 8653 heud ; left over ,
about 6,600 bend , quality quite good , n greater
portion nf heavy lots ; market nctlve. but ueak ;
plt'H , 'CfilOe ' loner ; sales range at $ I.15@4 65 for
light : $4.25R4 40 for rough p-icklng , $4.2 * 4 80 for
mixed , $4.45T4.90 for heavy packing and shlpplne
lota , nnd $2.60M.3 > for pigs.
CATTI.K Receipts , 21.0M hend ; market nc
tlve ; Kood Krmltii , firm and unchanged ; common
lots , 5 j10u lower.
SHUE Receipts , 21,000 head ; supply In excess
of demand ; prlcea 5glOc lower.
tt'KSTIMIN VACK1NO INTIiltliSTS.
Second Week of the Winter Kcuson hlionra
a linn Isorno Inorewnn .til Along.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 14. ( Ppeclnt Telegram. }
Tomorrow's Price Current wilt say : The past
we'k western packers have handled 595,0 * ) hog * ,
compared with 333,000 the preceedlns weU nnd
210,000 last year , making a total of 720,000 slnco
November 1 , ncnlrst 445.000 a year ago. Prom
inent place * compare as follows ;
I lace. 1 )4 ) 1S93.
Cincinnati
Indianapolis . , . 31.000 12,000
Milwaukee . , . , . 31.000 J3.001
Odar lUiildB . , . . . . . . 13.000 7.000
HI. Jo , ph . . . . > .OM
Bloux City . " .CM J.OM
Oltuinwa . . . 15.000 J.ono
Ht. Paul . . . . . . . . . 2 > , OW 12,000
Mr. Irfinl * I.ITB Htork Mitrkrt.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 14. CATTLE Receipt * . 4,400
head ; shipment * , 1,400 head. Market steady ,
fairly ttctlvw , except common tock. lower ;
nathe teer . 1.100 lo 1.200 Ibs. , $3.75 4.15 ; light
and common , $2.6003.45. cows. $ l.e5 2.20 ; Texas
t r . 800 to 1,000 Ibs. . $2.6003.00 , cow * , $2.
HOOS-llVceliHB. 11,800 head ; shipment * . MX )
htod. ilarket weak , 160200 lower , tut active ;
Wo nc d TWENTY or MORB orlfflntvl nnd
striking designs for Newspaper Advcrtlie-
mcntH of SANTA CLAU5 SOAP. The ninnu-
fnoturor * , The N. K. Fulrbnnk Company , nit'
thorlio un to pay TUN DOLLAU3 UACII for
approved drawings with appropriate read
ing ! or $5.oo each for designs or rend In ? mat-
tcronly. ThU offer la open toull. The com
petition will close December 1. An teen ni
We possible after that date wo will pay for accept
ed designs and return the others. Hctncmbcr ,
for complete , acceptable advertisement * w
Pay $1O Each
Directions. Make drawings with black Ink
on heavy whlto pnper , or card board. Do the
work In outline. Elaborate shading will not
for print well. Bpacoln pnpcrs will bo four Inches
square. Draw to largorsciilo I f you prefer , but
liavo design Bquaro. The Idea la most Impor
tant. If that Is good wo can liuvo It redrawn
nnd f till glvo you credit. Avoid poetry. Getup
up an nd. thatwouldmako t/ou buy the article.
Points. Santa Clous Is a pure , hlfih-grndo
Sean made for laundry and general liouso-
holdttso ofavorltovlicrovorluiown. . Merits
generous praise. Sold by all grocer * , whole
sale and retail.
Do your best , and send results promptly.
Address ( only )
N.V. . AVER & SON ,
Newspaper Advertising Agents ,
PHILADELPHIA.
Omaha's Proposed Water Power will add mil
lions to our weulth * thousands to our population , and Omaha
may be expected to grow as she has never grown before.
If you would live to reap the benefits , increase your "cir
culating medium. " You must keep the system free from all
impurities.
To purify the b'ood and tone up the nerves , nothing goes
right to the spot like Logans Sars > iparilla and Celery.
It is a modernized , "up to date" remedy. Sold by all druggists.
best heavy , 14 C5f180 ; fair to good heavy , iM5
fp4.CO ; Eood llnht and mixed lots. -
rouch and common to fair llRht , $1 00I4.30.
BHEEI' Receipts , 31100 tiead } shipment * , none.
Market alow , lower ; native sheep , J-M ; lambs ,
Kunsn * C'liy l.lve .Stuck
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 14.-CATTLE necelptn ,
10,000 head ; chlpmento , 1,904 head ; market HijlOo
lower ; Texas steers , j.2f > f3.30 ; beef steers , S2.Mf
5.CO ; native cows , J1.MW3.2J ; mockers and feeders ,
. . .
HOGS Receipts. 19,700 head : shipments , 2.000
head ; bulk of sales. JI.30S4.55 : he.iv'e * . .W
4.70 ; packets , (4.4001.70 ; m'jced , { 4.OO1.50 ; lights ,
M.15SJ435 ; nigs , H.2JS74.15.
SIIUKP Receipts , 4,000 head ; shipments , 1,100
head ; market stronger and higher ; nutlvcB , J2.7C
03.35esteniR. ; . t2.KT3.25 ; stackers and feeders ,
I2.00O2.CO ; lambs , J8.00ff4.23.
btoclc In Sight.
Record of receipts at the four principal mar
kets for Wednesday , No\ ember 14. 1S01 :
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
South Omaha . 4,683 11.398 901
Chicago . 21,000 6S.OO 2,000
Kansas City . 10.0)0 19. . 00 40)0
St. Louis . 4,400 11,100 3,100
Total . 40.033 103,896 29.001
Nt. Louis Geiier.ll Mur.iot.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 14. PLOL'n Firm , un
changed.
\VllI2AT-Ad\onced early 9 > e on buylnc , after
ward Kolng up * Wio higher ; with n ellnlit let
up this continued lo n clone Ic above yetlerday ;
No. 2 led , cash and November , S2Vic ; December ,
621,40 ; May , t-7te.
COHN Kullowed wheat , closing He up ; No. 2
mixed , cash , 4Cc ; November , 4DHc ; December ,
4CV4c ; May , 47 > ,4c.
OATS StronRer , advancing ' ® % ; No. 2 ,
cash , 30''ie ; November , SOc ; December , 23c ;
May. 32 32'4c.
RVn No , 2 , enbt side , offered on call nt C1c.
1IARM5V Strong. hlKhrr ; snles Minnesota
fancy nt C9c ; other sales at GCffaSc.
IIRAN Klrm ; Civic , sacked , cost track ,
FLAX snUD-FIrm ; J1.42.
T1MOTHV 8I3HD-J4.7Dfc5.25.
CLOVKR SEKD 7.75ff8.40.
HAV Prime to choice timothy , J9.00010.00.
IIUTTER Quiet nt recent advance.
EGGS Steady ; ICWc.
LKAD Firmer : (2.9214.
SPELTER Very dull ; J3.10 bid.
CORN MEAL J2.304f2.35.
WHISKY (1.23.
COTTON TIES-CSc.
11AGOINO-5T4W6HC.
PROVISIONS Ensler. Pork , standard mess ,
lobbing , J12.M. Lard , primp stenm , JC 93 ; choice ,
17.05. Dry salt meats , loose shoulders , S5.M ;
onKt. J6 37'ieo.W ; ribs. JC.5086 C2V4 ; shorts , JO.iT.J
ir7.00. llacon , packed shoulileis. (6.75 ; lones ,
I7.37W ; ribs , (7.3714W7.W ; short * , J7.62H07.75.
RECEIPTS-Klour , 3.00D bbls. ; wheat , 17,000
bu. ; corn. 22.0(10 bu.i oats , 13,000 bu ,
KIIll'MENTS-Flour. 6,000 Mils. ; wheat , 1,000
bu. ; corn , 1,000 bu. ; oats , 7,000 bu ,
Liverpool Mtirlcot4.
LIVERPOOL , Nov. 14. WHEAT Firm : hold
ers offer pp.itlnRly ; No. 2 red , winter , 4s 9d ; No.
2 ml. tprlnK , ! > >
CORN Dull ; holders offer modera.trly ; spot ,
4s ll',4d ; futures , firm ; holders offer sparlnfsly ;
November , 4s 10id ; December , 4s Id ; Januaiy ,
4s C'id.
FLOUR Firm ; holders offer moderately ; St.
Louis fancy , w Inter , 6s 9d.
PROVISIONS Lard , steady ; holders offer spar-
Ink'ly ; spot , ISs. 1'oik , tlrm : holdeix offer tpar-
Inrrly ; prime mess , wcsti'in , 63s 9il ; medium mess ,
wentem , 66a 3d. Dcef , firm : holders offer spar
ingly ; extru. India mess , 67s Cd ; prime mesa , Id
3d , Hams , firm ; holders offvr sparingly ; short
cut. 4ts. llacon. holders offer sparingly ; Cumber
land cut , firm , SCs : short libs , steady , 3Cs 6d ;
lone clear , 45-lbs. , vteady , 35n 3d ; limn and shoit
clnir. J5-Hm. , 35 ; shouhleis. llrm , ? .l Cd.
CHEESE Steady : holdeis offer rnndcratfly !
nnest white and colored , 61s for Htplember.
TALLOW Nominal ; supply ponr ; prime city ,
COTTON REED OIL-Easy , 19 SJ.
TURPENTINE Steady ; holders offer spar
ingly : splrltis 20s d.
ROSIN Steady ; holders offer ppnrlnifly : com
mon , 3s 7V4d.
HOPS At Iximlon ( Pacific cnaxt ) . firm ; holders
offer sparingly ; new crc.p , 18 U q 3.
MlnnriipolUVlinic .Murkrt.
JlINNEAPOLIfl , Nov. 14. Wheat was very
active toilay and higher. The maiket opened n
finctlon alxive the cloixi of yesterday and ad-
vanceil almost atcadlly from the opening to the
close , with a largo volume of transactions. It
was thi" ouulde demand , In connection nith local
tnide , that stimulated the market nil throueh.
The mniket closed on n averngu of about li !
per cent hinder than the clone of yesterday. No
vember. O9',4c ; December , 6874cj May. COT4C61e : on
track , No. 1 haul. Co c ; No. 1 northern , KHic ;
No. 2 northern. Mio ! ; receipts were 2TO.2SO bu. :
shipments , 10.3M bu. The demand fur flour was
more active and much larger tales were mada
than on previous days. Patents , J3.2)fj3.40 ) ; link-
cm , ll.Mif2.20. Tim production for the last 24
hours was estimated at 41.000 tihls. ; shipments for
the same time \ > ere 46.KS litils.
Nevr York flrv ( loixU Mnr.'cut
NEW YORK , Nov. 14. An Irregular demand
called for many light n sortments of goods for
current wants , though many sales of tinporiance
resulted from d'llverles on former engagemc-nts.
Clothing woolen for spring shared In aery good
distribution sn < l of all low to medium qualities
the production Is quickly distributed and hums
railing for more. Hpeclallles In spring fabrics
of other cotton or wools and wo\en printed were
In order requent. Pflntlng cloth" In better de
mand and market firm at the prices bid.
Cut ton Murunr.
NEW ORLKANB. Nov. H COTTON Strong ;
salci , spot. .7M bAlrs , to arrive. t.CW balesi or-
dlnary , 4 11-lCc , good ordinary. 4 7-16c , middling ,
6 I'lCo ; good middling , i 7lto , middling fair ,
Uc , nomliuili fair , 7Ut. nominal , rectlpls , 21,219
Utlei ; exports , Ortat llrllalu , 12,704 balvs ; cuatl-
Dueber = Hampden
1 7 = Jewel
Watches
are known by rail.
road men and other
RUBY JEWELED ]
ADJUSTED experts to be un-
cclualled for wear
and accuracy.
The Dueber Watch Works , Canfoo , 0.
WM. LOUDON ,
Commission Merchant
Grain and Provisions.
Private wires to Chicago and New York.
All business orders placed on Cilieaao
Ccard ot Trade.
Correspondence solicited.
Ofllce , room 4 , New York Lire
Omaha. Telephone 130S.
nent , 13,050 bales ; stock , SM.W8 hales ; futures ,
very steady ; talcs , 92,100 bales ; November , JJ.14
hid : DccemW , S'i.1905.20 ; January , J5.23O6.I4s
February , J5.28ffi5.29 : March , J5.3l 5.31 ; April ,
J5.33fta.40 ; May , J5.J 5. < ; June , J3.61G5.D2 ; July ,
JS.S7&S.C8 ; August , JS.61Qb.63.
BT. LOUIS. Nov. H.-COTTON Firm ; mid-
dllng , 5c ; shipments , 7,800 bales ; receipts , 7COO
bales ; stock , 31,800 bales.
STOCKS UP < 1UV1N.
Hradstreet's Report Covcrlne Points of Ao-
cuiniiliitlon 'iliroiiRhout the World.
NEW YORK , Nov. 14. Special cable nnd tele
graphic advices to Uradstreet's covering principal
points of accumulation In the United States ,
Canada nnd Europe Indicate the following
changes In stocks of grain last Saturday , com
pared with the preceding Saturday : Available
supplies east of the Rocky mountains , wheat ,
Inctrase , 1,138,000 bu , ; corn , Increase , 23,000 t > u. |
oats , decrease , 611XX ( ) bu ; United Bin ton , west of
the Rocky mountain * , wheat. Increase. 690,000
bu. : afloat for and In Europe , wheat , decrease ,
: , :08.0UO bu , IMTKO Increases of domestic wheat
stocks east of the Rocky mountains not reported
by the grain exchanges Included 1W.OOO bu. In
northwest Interior elevalois , 109,000 bu. In Chi.
cage private elevators , 8M.030 bu. at Ilochcstct
and 30,000 bu. at Ogilensburir. Correspondlnd
decreases Include 396.UOO liu. at Port Williams ,
S8.000 bu. nt Newport News. 39,000 bu. In Minne
apolis private rlevalois and 8,000 bu. In Mil.
waukec private elevators.
Kunsnt City Mtirket * .
CORN Higher ; No. 2 mixed , 42O42T4o ; No. 1
white. < 2i M3c.
OATH Active ; No , 2 mixed , Z9J4B29cJ No. 2
whlto. 33c.
RYi : 47c.
IIUTTER Firm ; creamery , 16Q21o ; dairy , 1J
EGGS Strong : 17Vie ,
RECKUTS-Whcut , I1.0CO bu. ; corn , 7,000 bu.l
oats , none.
HHIPMKNTS-Wheat , 6.000 bu. ; corn , 8.000 bu.J
oats , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mllwnuk > n Markets ,
MILWAUKEE , Nov , H. FLOUR-Flrm.
W1IKAT Btronger : No. 2 spring , D2 > ic ; No. t
northern , cr.c ; May , 601ic.
CORN Finn : No. S , 4 c.
OATH-IllRher ; No. 2 white , 32 > ic ; No. S
white , 30W.4C.
IIARLEY Firm : No. 7 , Etc ; sample , K&Uo ,
RYE-Flrmer ; No. 1 , M'c.
PROVIBIONrt-lrf > Her , pork , J1M5 ; lard , J7.CO.
RECKlPTa Flmir. 12 , WO bbli. ; wheat , 25 , SOO
bu. ; lurley. 3I.WI bu.
HIIIPMENT.S-Klour , 9,000 LUs. ; wheat , C.OOQ
bu , ; txirley , none.
Pcurla drain Market.
PEORIA. Nov. ll.-CORN-Steadyj new , No.
3 , 4 Hc. now. No 4 , 43'ic.
OATB-Flrm , higher ; No. 2 white , lV40JZoj
No. 3 white , 31f3IWc.
JIYBHcarcihigher : No , 2 , MOSlc.
WIIISKY-rirm , high' wine basis , J1.23.
RKCKIPTfl Wheat. 1.800 bu. ; corn. 67,100 bu.l
oats , VS. MX ) bu. ; rye. none ; barley , 4tOO bu.
HHIPMENTB Wheat , 1.200 bu. ! corn , 10 , < W
tu. ; oats , 88,000 bu. ; r > e , none ; barley , 2,000 bu ,
Fruit Quotations.
C1IICAOO , Nov. II. The Earl Fruit company
Hold California fruit ut auction today , realUloa
the following prices : . Kmperor grapes , half crates.
Jl.20tfl.3S ; double crates. J2.26if2.70.
hn.ar
LONDON , Nov. H. HUOAR-Cane , Hat ; noth
ing doing ; cenlilfugal Java , 12s ; Muscovailo. fair
refining , 10s.
Oil AIurk ts.
LONDON , Nov. ! . LINSEED OIL 20s M.
CALCUTTA LINBCUD-Bpot , JUj Novwnb (
