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c THE OMAHA DAILiY BEE ; IIUJESPAY , 20 , 1894.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Opened with a Flourish of Buying
Orders , >
TRADING WAS HE/WY FOR TWO HOURS
Tlioro Were Iluylnc Order * Cor Wheat | lu
the Hand * of Miijorlly of the Com-
million Home * When the
Mill-lift Opened.
CHICAGO , Nov. 19-Wheut opened with
a nourish of buying orders that tem
porarily advanced prices , but the contem
plation of the largest visible supply on rec
ord dampened the bulls' spirits. Mny losing
He. Corn lost ? iu for Mny. May
oats dropped Uc and provisions closed with
declines all around.
There were buying orders for wheat In
the hands of a majority of the commission
houses when the market opened , nnd there
were numerous local operators who In-
Btructed their brokers to dispose of long
wheat. The Hading ; was huavy for two
hours. An advance of from ! 4c to4c ' per
bu , over Saturday's closing prices wns
realized for the wheat sold nt the opening.
May wheat on Saturday closed at CHic
nnd opened this morning at from fll c to
Cl 4c. Not much brought the higher of
these quotations , but a , geol deal found
buyers In the first two minutes at Blc.
After that the tendency was gradually
downward , although every ' ,4c decline
brought hosts of frt > sh buyers. The cables
came In Btrons nnd the advance was alto
gether dependent upon the feature of the
day's news. Nearly everything was bear
ish. The northwestern receipts were enor
mous. The clearances from the principal
Atlantic ports were light. The visible sup
ply Increased 1OG2.KO ( bu. The tolnl amount
In the visible supply Is SiaU.OOO bu. , which
surpasses the heaviest ever prcvlqusly
existing. Hosonkrunz was reported to have
sold , through I'ardrldge & I.emnlni ; , about
200,000 bu. August Hrosf.ird was reported
to have sold out. Now York sold , through
Harry Ix > stcr. all tin- wheat that certain
big New York speculators bought here on
Saturday. Half an hour from the close
Mny wns down to CO'Jic , and It wound up
easy at that flguie.
There wns much weakness In corn during
the early bullishness In wheat. The cold ,
dry weather , with u prediction from the
signal service of UB probable continuance
for two weeks , touched the maikot on a
tender spot. The HEW corn needs cold , dry
weather to nt It for shipment. The quantity
on ocean passage Increased " . .YJ.flOO mi. and
the visible supply Increased 127.0W ) bu. 'to
day's receipts were 431 cats und 820 nre es
timated for tomorrow. Mny , which nt the
close on Saturday was -I97dc , started at that ,
but quickly dropped to iQlgC , only n very
llttlo llmltng purchasers at 19T4c. It worked
off to 4D'ic and closed there.
The easiness which was prevailing In the
room was.prominent In oats. The demand
was good from the outside , ns well ns
from city account , but the total amounted
to hardly an avern'go fair day'sbusiness. .
The visible supply showed a decrease In
oats of 45oo ; bu. , making the tolnl stock now
amount to 9,910,000 bu. At the opening
May sold nt 32c , later at 329ic , and then
declined to 32c , closing nt S2'ic.
Provisions had a weak' day and closed
with a moderate decline for everything on
the list. Pork , after soiling off 12 ! c , dosed
with some recovery and n net loss for tne
day of 7i4r. Liml nt the end was also
7'/4c lower for the day und ribs 5c lower.
Moderate selling by packers und sympathy
with corn caused the decline.
_ The leading futures ranged ns follows :
Articles' f Opeii Y niKli , T "Lowr cTosoT
Cash quotations wore ns follows :
KLOtiR-Flrm. unchanged.
U IIEAT-No. 2 spring , WIHWSOV ; No. 3 spring ,
nominal ; No. 2 red , MHlfflGiic.
CORN No. 2 , SOVic ; No. 3 yellow , 4 : > 4c.
.
RYE No. 2. 3Sc.
DARLEV No. 2 , 555Cc ; No , 3 , C3ffJ3c ; No.
I ,
FLAX SUED No. 1 , $ MI'/ . .
TIMOTHY KKKD-1'rlme , 5,5if73.CO.
I'llOVISIONS Mc i poll ; , per bbl. , $12..r.0f ?
12.75. Lard , per 100 Ibs. . $7.:01ff7.22'i. ' Short rib
Bides ( loose ) , JG.30II6.C21i ; dry raited chouldem
Jbo.xeil ) , $6 , i5e6.72i/i ; short clenr. Bides ( boxed ) ,
WHISKY Dlatlllcis' finished goods , per Bal. ,
SUGAriS Unchanged.
The lollowlnn wcie Ilia receipts and shipments
today :
Onthn Prodiic.o pxclmnirc today the butler mar
ket WBB atuatly : rn'iimcry , IJWOci dairy , i-u..u. ' '
Eggs , Bteady.Oji'Jlo. ; .
NUW YOKK CINIII.VI : , .U ,
Veiterdiiy'E < iiiotutluu on I'lnnr , tiruln iintl
1'riivmiiiiH. MmiiN , I'.ti' .
NEW YOHK , Nov. 19.-KLOUK-UcccIptB.
07,100 bl.la . , ; cjtpnrla , 11,000 Ihla. ; sales , 46,40. . )
pkfra , ; maiket continues with a good demand ,
but business gomenhat hindered hy the llrm
holdlm of prices. '
? Exporters buying bakers' ex
tras. Southern Hour , dull. Iluckwheat Hour ,
n rm.
! „ COIIN MI3At < Steady' : sales , " 150 Mils. ; yellow
If western , $1.18JJ'S.OO : Hrnndywlne , $3.05.
NOml"al' car lou' WJSc ; boat loads ,
K 5se
HAHLKY Nominal : western , C3c.
! JAH'l'iy ! MAI/r Dull ; western , 7075o.
\\HUAT-Ileteipls , 506,000 bu. ; cxpoits , none :
sales , 6ftf > 0.000 bu. futures , 4'.00 ) < ) bu. spot. Spot
Inactive ; No. 2 rt-d. In store nnd elevator , C9'ic ' ;
ajloat. Wi060Hc : f. o. b. . 61 ie ; No. 1 northern ,
6S'io delivered : No. 1 haul , 70)c dcllvcied. Op
tions strum ; all the furrnoon on strong cables
and active local outslde-demand , prices advancing
sharply. In the afternoon values turned wenk
under heavy northwestern receipts , depressing
late cablesanil liquidation , closing heavy nt Wo
decline : No. 3 led. January , lOH86ljic , closed
G0c ; Fobruaiy closed til c : March. 2 > irc3c ( [ { ,
closed S2(4c ( ; May , 63tC 6lic , closed 63T4c ( No
vember closed WJicj December , MJfGO 7-l6c ,
closeil 97hC.
COllN-llecelpts , CG,700 bu. ; exports , 1,100 bu. :
Baku , B25.000 bu. futures , f.5,000 bu. Bpot. Spot
market ea ler ; No. 2. U9 4rcoc nllont ; ungraded
m xed , H 55c ; No. 3. S2Vi 53c. Optluns Rener-
ttlly weak all day under heavy receipts nnd cold
wfujh..r' ! nn < l l'l" ed nt KSf'ic decline ; January.
MJiC64i4c , cloBed 63 , c ; May. S34WS3 ! > Sc. closed
t3',4c . . , ; November , MO59ijc , closed 6S4c : De-
n.nher ( Cio(5e ( , cloned * " -
No , 3 white. 37Uc ; track. ' white. SCljtMlc ! Opl
tlons opened steady , but declined Inter with
wh at and coin ; closed 'at U4 4c decline ; Jan.
uary closed S4'&c ; Pcbiuary closed 35Hc : May ,
! Uu3Cc , close < l 36lc ( ; November closed 33'l.c ;
December. 834 > 24o , closed 33Jc.
to AY-Flrm ; shlpi ng. 63a57l4c ; good to choice ,
.JJOl'S Quiet ; state , common to choice , old ,
* ® l ° ; new. 5WUc ; 1'aclno coast. SWt7c ,
HIDES Hteady ; wet salted , New Orleans , se
lected , 45 to 65 Ibs. , to ; Huenoa Ayres. dry. 20 to
" . ' . t0' ? ? ' Te us.y. " . 2' ' to 30 Its. . 64 6c.
.
I.UATHHH Quiet ; hemlock sole , Uuenoa Ayres ,
light to heavy weights. 15OI9c.
WOOIv Quiet ; domestic lleece. 19JJlej pulled ,
I'floVlSlONS-lleef. steady ; family. | 11.00
J0 ? ? 1/ ? ni < 1 * " ' * 7l ! ° ! clt > ' - extra lnjla- " " *
18.0i5ei . ( Xl. Cut meats , steady : plcUlnl belllt-s.
6ff7iic ; plckUtl rhouldfis , tWiMic ; pickled
ham * , 8H09Hc. Lard , dull ; western closed nt
7.6Sij7.W ; city , 7Hff7fcc ; November closeil nt
J7.CO nominal ; December , J7.6' > nominal ; Jan
uary. 7.55 nomlnil ; rrllneil. quiet t continent ,
7.6u ; South American , I860 bid : compound , &U
e6J4f-lork. slow ; new mess. tl3.75U14.64.
UC'TTKll-Qulsti western dilry , ll 16c ; west-
rn creamery. 15B2Cc ; Elulns , 26o ; Imitation
creamery. 13W19c ; state dairy , 13 23 > , ics state
creamery. 18 25c.
. CHKE81J Kirm : state , large. 8'.ieiO c ; small ,
SOlll.e , part skims. JViflic ; full skims , S tfJc.
Haas-Quiet , but firm : state and IVnnsyl-
vanU. JUiiSc ; refrigerator , 174J21c ; weitern.
fresh , 18tf23ViCi cases , I3.50fi3.75j receipts , 6,490
TALilAW Dull but steady ; city , 4 6-l
country. 4 l-16tf4Kc.
I'KTUOUt'M Nominal' United closed c.
UOSIN Quiet ; strained , common to rood. $ lSd
Tl'ilPBNTINE-Qulet : HCiSic.
niCK Firm ; domeillo , fair to extra , < H66iCi !
Japan , 4tiO4\ic.
MGI.AH.MJ.S-Slrndy ; New Orlean , open keltle ,
RWid to choice , I8 3 c.
Bl'ELTEH-Quleti dome.tlc. tS.32'4e3.85.
IUJAD Steady ; brokers' i > r ca , 13 ; exchange
price. HIS.
COTTON SUED Oil Firm ; prim * crude. K
CCTc. prime yellow , 310320.
COI'l'EH brokers' . .
Quiet i price , 19.60.
TIN llarely steady ; straits. 114.60 asked ;
platM , quiet ; salea n 'chance , DO tons Arll <
Uay tin , 114.40 ; to tcua April , 114.40 ; U tons D +
remlwr , (14.411) ) 25 toni May 1 , s. o to double ,
$1I.2S.
OMAHA OI-MUAL : M.UUCBM
Condition of Trndo nnd Qtiotntloiii on
Stnpto nntl 1'iiMcy Produce.
The week opens with the market on produce
little changed. Quotations :
HUTTEIl Packing stock. 7 < lOSc : fair to good
country , 110l3c-j choice to fancy , lt17cj gath
ered creamery , 19 < J20c ; eeparator creamery , 22
Eaag-Strlctly frcs1. ] laid , 21c ; frcsli ( cold
storage ) . 18I9c.
I'OULTIIY Old hens , 3\tfHa \ : spring chickens ,
4SJ5e ; ducks , 6c ; turkeys , DQCc : hea\y toms ,
! l ffcesei 51/&HC.
DHflSHKD I'OUI.THY-Chlckens. fair , 4ViC !
tiolce large , 6c | choice small , Ca ; turkeyB , fair
goi > d , cad.K ! cholca heavy , 7 ! fSc ; choice
er tu > z , * j. i > iue JVIIIK icoi. i > i uu * . , * i.uv K.I-C. .
Inn teal , per doz. , $1.25 ; dilcUs , nilied , pfr
oz. , $1 : cnnvnitmcka , $1.01fN.50 ; mallaids nnd
d heads. $2.SO | < iunll. Il.fi0ni.76 ; deer saddles ,
fl'lSc ; anti-lope saddles , loftllc ; small rabbits ,
; Jack rabbits. $2.23.
VBAL Choice fat nnd mall venls ore quoted
r > c ; large and coatpe , 3'Jlc.
rilKKSE Wisconsin fullctertm , Vounu A. ,
c ; twins , 12140 ! Nrbrnnlca nnd town , full crrnm ,
c ; Nebrnslia and Iowa , part sklm , 73c ;
; mbure r. No , 1 , lie ; brick. No. 1 , lie ; Swiss ,
HAY I'pHnd hay. $9 : midland , $ S.M ; Inulnntl ,
: rye stinw. $6. Color makes the price on
ay. Llftht olindcs sell the brst. OAly top grades
rlnK toi prices.
PIOKONH Old birds , per do : . , 7jc.
rOTATOHS Western stoclc , car lots , 20C3c ;
nnll lots. 70c. ; , ,
Ol.li llIJANB-Hnml-pIcked , navy , $ ! ; lima
L'nnq. per lb. . 6'tc.
CiNIONH On ordn-s , njiT'Oc- .
( AHIIAOIJ-On orders , 1'ic. '
ri-JI.KHY-l'er dox. , 255735C.
B\ViET IHJTATOES 1'er bbl. , 12 ; Jersey , J3.CO
r hbl.
HKirrS Per bu. , MflfiOc1.
OAHIIOTM IVr bu. , fiOiiO'c.
CAl'I.IPI.OWHIl-l'cr rtor. , $2.23.
Kttn PLANT Per doz. . oOo.
lIOItsnilADISIl Per lb. . 7 TSe.
PAKSNIPS Per bu. , 50 Mc.
HUTAHAOAH-l'or bu. , 75ifOO.
PAltSl.MY Per doz. bunclu-s , 2Sc.
TrilNll'S-l'cr bu. , t.Oo. .
SPLIT PUAS Per Hi. , SfTS'ir.
lltMIIIAIin SQL'ASH Per doz. , 75c.
TOMATOES 1'er bu. . JOc.
(1UEEN I'HAB-1'cr bu. . H.25O1.35.
PlU'tTS.
Qt'INCRS-Pallfoinla. per SO-lb. box , J1..V ) . '
APPLES flood stork , per bbl. . $2. J.7r. ;
ittchlgnn stock , $3 $ ; New Yuik or New EnBlanJ ,
3.0PM. 2. > .
PEACHES None.
PLl'MS-Callfornla , none.
PlIAltR-Wlnter Nellls. J1.73.
OHAPHS ConcnidK , ID-lh. baskets , none ; Cal-
ornla , nonu ; Malagas , per M to S-lb. bbla. ,
1.1009 I'O.
CKANHKItlUI-S Cape Cod fancy , $10 per bbl.
TiiopicAL Knurrs.
OKANOKS Mexican , per box , $3.M ; Florldas ,
IIANANAS Choice stock , . $2.00f2 50 .per bunch.
LKMONS Mal.iRa , $4 ; fancy Florida , sizes 2CO
ml 300 , SI.OOV4.K.
PINEAl'I'LKS None.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OY 5TKnS IXL , Sc ; medulm. per can. lOc ;
erse shoes. 12c ; extia stnndaids , 15c ; extra se-
ects , 17c ; company selects , 21c ; New York
ounts. 23c.
NEW FIGS Fancy. IGc ; choice , 13Sllc ; Cat-
oinla. tiags. Sc.
HONEY New Ymk. 1'c ; California , ICc.
MAPLE SYHUP-Gallon cnns. per doJ. , 512.
NUTS Almonds , HWJ6c ; .Jinallsh walnuts , 12c ;
lUTtB , 12c'Utazll ; nuts , 8o-eiistcin ; chestnuts ,
o jood stock ; shellliaik hickory nuts , per bu. .
4 ; larue hickory nuts , Jl,75 ; 'fancy raw peanuts ,
c ; roasted peanuts , 7Vtc.
ttAinjH KltAUT Choice white , per bbl. , $1.50
' 4.75-per : halt bbl. , $2.W ) . . . .
MINCE MEAT Fancy. In half bbli. , per lb. ,
Uc ; 10 gal. kegs , 7c ; condensed , per case of 3
07. pliRF , . $3.75.
FISH Fresh rausht crnppies , perch and sun-
sh. 3O3c ; buffalo , 34c ; pike and pickerel , 6fSc ;
alllsh. 8 9o ; black liass , 12 < il3c.
CIDEIt Pure Juice , per hbl. , $5.60 : half lib ! . , J3.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 3VJc ; No. 2 green
Ides , 3Uc ; No. 1 green salted hide * , 4'ic : No. 2
reen salted hides , S'Jc ; No. 1 gieen salted hide's ,
3 to 40 Ibs. , 4Vic ; No. " green palled hides , 25 to
0 Urn. , 3ic ; No. I veal calf , S to 15 Ibs. . 7c ; No.
veal calf. 8 to 15 Itis. . 5c ; No. 1 dry flint hides ,
c ; No. 2 dry ( lint hides , 4c ; No. 1 dry suited
Ides , jp : part cuted hides , He per lb. less than
ully cured. _ _ _ „ _ „ „ _ _
CotTen
NE\V YORK , Nov. 19. COFFEE Options
pened Irregular nt S points decline to 10 points
dvancc. . ruli-d generally llrmer on local cover-
lie. closed Blenily nt ir.gso points ntt advance ;
alpsi , II.OIH ) bHgs , Influ.llng : Novetnlier , $14 , Ue-
ember , $13.i'iW13..0 : ; ; Jnnuaiy , $12.(0rj 75 ;
.lurch . , J12.njsm.13i May , $11. 73-0:11. : SO. Spot
offee , JUo , stnady ; No. 7 , $ lj.r , ; mild , steady ;
Cordova , $18.23ffl9.09 : sales , l.UOO bags Hanf.s . ,
S'o. 0. IS'.iic. c. I. f. : 1.UOO baps Itlo , No. 8 ,
113.60 , r. I. f.i 500 bags Hlo No. 3. $14.C2 ; 1,700
lags Mnraeallio , 600 bags Sa\nnlla , 2,000 mats
Interior Pednns , simt , nt 23Hfi24c ; 500 plculo ,
ipot , to arrive , at 23'4c ' , and COO mats Tabor ,
ipot , at 21o ; wnrheuuse deliveries from Ncv/
j'oi-k Saturday , 6,883 , bags ; New York stock
oday , 190,311 bags ; United Stntc-s stock , 219,342
ings ; allo.lt for the United States , 262,00 > ) bags ;
otal visible for the Ur.ltciStates , 611.342 bags ,
gainst 430,975 bags last jvnr.
SANTOS. Nov. 19. Fltm ; ( ioo l average Snntos ,
11.50 : receipts , 17.00bags ; stock , 24.000 bags.
HAMIJUlia , Nov. 19. Dull ; prices , ' ,4 PfB.
.lfher to U pfs. lower ; Fnlcs , iWO bags ; next
A'rdnerday will be d hol'day nt Hamburg.
Weekly report : Stiady ; good average , til ; re-
elpts ilurlng the week. 107.000 bags ; shipments
o United States , none ; elock , 421,000 bags.
HAVHE. N'ov 19. Holiday.
IllO JANEIllO , Nov. ig. Steady ; No. 7 ,
11.50 ; exchange , 12 1-lCd ; rece.pts . , 4.4h ( ) bags :
loatcd for the United States , 1,000 bags ; stock ,
14 , COO bags ,
Wt'cMy rcpoit : Steady ; exchange , stamlaid ,
,11. CO ; exchange , 12 1-lCd ; iccelpts during the
week , 23,0110 liacs ; shipments to United Stat.s ,
1,600 bags ; stock , 241,000 tries.
Liverpool Murkut * .
LIVEUPOOL , Nov. 19 _ WHEAT Close , firm ;
demand moderate ; No. 2 led winter , 4s lid ; No.
lllng , fis 2d ,
COIIN .Spot , dull ; ( li-maiil moderate ; 4a lid ;
'utures , steady : demand moderate ; November ,
a lOHd : December , 4s lid ; Januaiy , 4s 7 % < l.
Fl.Ot'Il Firm : demand moderate ; St. Louis
fancy winter , 6s 9d.
PUOV1SIONS Lard , steady ; demand moder-
nle ; spot , SSs 3d. Iteef , llrm ; demand , fair ; extra
India , 66s 3d. 1'oik. llrm ; demand poor ; prime
mws , western. 6Js 9d ; wiutern ni-duin , (633d.
Hams , llrm ; demand moderate ; short cut , 443.
Huron , fair demand ; Cumbi-rlnnd cut , 3Cs ; Bhort
rllw , steady. 37s ; Un * clear. 45 Ibs. . steady , 35s
6 < 1 ; long nnd > hnl dear , 43 Us. , stCHuy , ; 3a ;
shuuldeis , steady.
CHEESEHlwdy : demiml moderate ; finest
ivhlto nnd colored , Dls for spi.t.
TALLOW Dull ; demand poor ; prlmo city , 23s.
COTTON SKEl ) OIL Steady , 19s Sd.
TL'lli BNTINE Steady : demand modernte ;
fplilts. 20s 9d.
ItOSIN Steady ; demand fair ; common , 3s 7'/4d.
HOPS At London ( Paclflo coast ) , llrm ; demand
nnderate ; new crop. 2 15s to 3.
T."ie u-ceptM of wheat during the past week
were : From Atlantic ports , 38,0)0 quartets ; from
Pacltlo ports , none ; from other ports , 3,200
luiuttra. *
The receipts of Amerltan corn for the past
week were 8 , MO qunrti-is.
St. l.onU ( ieiifrul Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19. FLOl'H Unchanged.
WHBAT Opened Uc higher , but this was soon
lost nnd the Hose was ' , jc below Saturday ; No.
red. 62V-C. cash : December , 52ic : Mny , 67lc.
COIIN Vfiik and steadily declined , closing H
fi'Sc under Batuiday : f.ish , 45'io ; December , 4114
c ; May. 4bl46(4Cic. ; !
OATS \Vtnl duwn with wheit nnd corn and
closed Uc oflj cnali , SOVjc ; December , 30c ; May ,
32c.
32c.UYE
UYE Higher ; 52yrff334e. !
11AHLEY Firm , but all .sales private.
HAY Firm nnd active ; timothy , $10.00012.50.
11IIAN Finn ; C3c > c at mill.
LEAD -Steady. J2.92H.
SPELTEIl Dull ; $3.12ii , sellers.
FLAX SEED-Qulet : S1.41.
EGOS Higher ; 17c for fresh.
HUTTElt Firm ; Elgin , : ( ilijj27cj separator , 22
023c ; dairy. ls i20c.
PltOVISlONS Quiet. Pork , standard mess.
$13. Lard , lower ; steam , $ .90 ; choice , J7.03.
ll.icon. ' steady : rhoulders , je.Ci'j ; .niiKS. $ " .U''i ' ;
ribs. $7'.37Uj s ! : rts. $7.6214. Dry salt shoulders ,
loose , S < ( . r < % o : longs , C'lifiiiic ; shorts , Cc ,
HECEll'TS-Flour. 5VO ( bbls. : wheat , 4CWK >
bu. : corn , 44,000 bu. ; oats. 31,003 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 8,000 bbls ; . wheat , 5,000
bu , ; corn , 1,000 bu. ; oats , 1,000 bu.
Now Turk Dry HIIIHU 'Marbct.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19. Iluelness for currcnl
wants was conducted nn a nanuw line , und
purchaseH wcr rectrlctul to pisltlve require
ments. The cold winther In th west nnd Tn
the nurt Invest sent some orders , but th yere
for moderate quantltlt-s of special assortments.
Four-yard brown cottons nre well sold ahead ,
and engagements control tliu chief productlur
Into the new year. Standard drlU ! are alike
conditional. Many makes of denlmx , ducks and
stripe ; ) sold Into the new > ear deliveries are
backward , Some makes of mediums to One diess
goods nro so oveisold that samples have been
withdrawn. Printed f brlrs , glngh-ims and do
mestics for spring are being ordered very freely.
Printing clot ha uiu In good demand at 2 ll-lOo
bid and declined ,
STOCKS AND 1IONDS.
UpecnlHtlon oil 'ChaiiRO V > u i 'airly Active
TliouRli 1'rlti'S Wore Irrr.uUr.
NEW YORK , Nov. 19. Speculation on
the Stoclc excluinge today was fairly active
but the market wns unsettled and the
movement of prices very Irregular. Ixm
don wag a seller of the International stocks
clilelly St. Paul , while Boston sold Burling
ton. nnd Chicago sold Northwestern. The
doubts expressed as to the declaration o
the reirular dividend on Burlington &
Qulnoy had an unfavorable effect on the
entire market , and reports of decrease *
earnings of Northwestern were another de
pressing Influence. The market was weak
and lower at the opening and there were
fractional declines In the early dealings
About 10SO : New Jersey Central led a pretty
general rally , with a gain of 1 > per ccnl
The Improvement was not maintained , am
bfore > 11 o'clock had been reached a lurg
measure of the ndvance was lost In th
active list , while Borne of the apeclolltle
fell oft materially , Ijike Erie & Western
preferred losing 2 per cent , Canadian Pa
clflo l t ppr cent nnd Tobacco nnd Con
solidated das each 1 per cent. Delaware
& J Hudson receded 1 % per cent. The mar
ket continued heavy until nftcr 11 o'clock ,
when n rally ranging up to 1 per cent was
1I 1I led I by Sucnr. A quick reaction followed ,
In I which Chicago Qns declined HI per cent.
Luke Shore 1 per cent and the general list
n fraction. In the afternoon n heavy tone
characterized the de.illngB , but It wns only
the specialties which made any louse * , and
for the half hour preceding 2:15 : the move
ment of prices was light. After delivery
hour there was a reaction , led by Western
Union anil the grangers nnd coal , but tno
tr/rnpcr of the ( "peculation , underwent o.
clmnce before 2 o'clock , nnd during the last
half hour prices moved up steadily nnd the
market closed steady. The early losses
were not entirely made up In the closing
rally , and most of the list showed a de
cline , compared with the final sales of Sat
urday , notably Pullman , l'i per cent ; Ca-
niullnu Pacific , ! ; , per cent ; St. Paul &
Omaha nnd Tobacco , 1 per cent ! I > cad prw-
ferred , i per cent. Of the grangers Hock
Inland Is down H per cent , Burlington
stands unchanged and Northwestern up
VJ per cent. Sugar opened U per cent
higher , declined "U per cent nnd advanced
2VS per cent , closing within H per cent ot
the highest and 1 % per cent above Satur
day's closing. The bond market was wenn
throughout the day on fairly active trad
ing , sales aggregating $1,301,000. In the late
dealings pome Ipxucs made advances , In
cluding Kansas & Texna seconds aim
Atchlson second ? , they selling up % and
5 per cent , respectively. Foreign stocks
were weaker , with n less bouynnl tone In
the Paris bourse , Ilrnzlllans were excep
tionally ( Inn on reports of u fresh loan.
The Evening Post's London cablegram
snys : Except for mining shares , the mar
kets were dull today. Americans were Hat ,
closing nenr the worst. St. Paul nnd Ca
nadian Pacific were especially weak on
tralllc returns. The prospects of further
gold shipments to America arc not stimulat
ing stoclcp , because the movement Is re
garded as artificial.
The following wore the closing quotations
ott the leading stocks of the > New York ex-
chnnge today ;
I''IIUIH1 | | NlltOS.
11OSTON. Nov. 19. Clearings. J13C07,730 ; bal-
nnc8 , Jl.CW.d'Jl.
IIALTIMOHE , Nov. 19. Clearings , J2.15I.729 ;
l lance . 1221,503.
NKW YOHK. Nov. 19.-Ccnrings. : liO.875,000 ;
balances , I5L1)SC ) < 7.
I HILADELPHIA. Nov. 19. Clearings , J9.755-
748 ; baloneys. 11,678,442.
M13MPH1S. Nov. 19. ClearlncB. 49I,555 : bal
ances , $129,835. New Yolk exchange , Belling at
par.
par.NKW
NKW OHLKANS. Nov. 19. Clearings , $1,359-
449. New York exchange , bank , par ; commer
cial , II discount.
ST. DOUIH , Nov. 19-ClfarlnKfl. $1,453.440 ; bal
ance * . $ CS8fu2. ; Money , qulel , 5if7 per cent. Ex
change on New York , pnr.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19. The cash balance In
tin ) treasury at the close of business today was
$101,102,100 ; gold rem-rve , $61,015,093.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 19. Monuy , 2WOO per cent ;
brokers paying off cheap loans. New York ex
change. ! Jtf40c premium. Clearings , $2t > S9l4'M. '
CHICAGO. Nov. 19. Clearing * . $17.130.000.
Money , HS4'4 per cent on call ; & { | 4 per cent on
time ; sterling exchange , commercial , $4.8504.66.
1'AHIS , Nov , 19. Three per cent rentes. 102f
12V4C for the.account. .Three and u half per cent
rentes , 107f 45o for the. , account. Exchange on
London. 25f 12Vio for cheiks.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19. Today' * gold with-
drawuts from the New , York nubtrcasury
amounted to $1,648,000 , making the total frum all
account * since the announcement pf the bond
Issue * 3O.V > ,000.
LONDON. Nov. 19. Gold ls quoted toil ay at
Duenna Ayre * at 50 ; Madrid , 10 ; Lisbon. 230 ;
St. PetenlmrR. W ; Athens. 7T : Home. 107W ;
Vienna , 101. The amount of bullion wlthdiawa
from the Dank of England on balance today was
OMAHA LIVE OCK MAMETS
Wuck Opens with ; Juci $ ) Encouragement to
Both Sides of the Deal.
C ' I
RECEIPTS SHOWING--A BETTER QUALITY
Muro Good Href fitters on Snle Tlnui for
Many Days-Prices , Hold Mriul } ' to
Sirens-Hoc * Open Strung
and Close Higher.
MONDAY , Nov. 19.
The week opens out with a ( rood , liberal
run , 200 cars In nil , fewer cattle , but more
hogs and sheep-than arrived on last Mon
day.
day.There
There was not a very lively cattle trade
today , .although prices averaged up pretty
much the same as on Saturday. The sup
ply was rather liberal and the good to
choice beef grades sold nt strong Satur
day's prices. Some 1,250-lb. rangers brought
$4.23 , and a bunch of choice 1,476-lb. native
beeves brought $5.55. On the medium and
common grades trade was slow. Prices
were hardly quotably lower than last weclc ,
but sellers generally were glad to get Sat
urday's prices. It was rather a. dull mar
ket , but the close found practically every
thing sold.
The market for cow stuff was steady tea
a dime lower than last week. There were
fully sixty straight loads on sale , and lots
of odds and ends. The decline was mostly
on the medium and common grades. Veal
calves sold at fully steady prices , but the
market for bulls , stags and rough stock
generally wns lower.
Only a moderate amount of business was
transacted In stackers and feeders , but last
week's Jirlcea were llrrnly held on all
grades. Good , Meshy stock ruled strong.
Uood to cholcu feeders are quotable nt J2.70
( 3.30 ; fair to good , $2.33 2.0(1 , and common
grades from $2.25 down , Hepresentatlve
sales ;
DKESSED HE12F.
Nn. Av Pr. No. Av. Pr. Nn. Av. Pr
2. . . . 935 J3 00 10. .1117 13 25 5. . ,1270 $3 40
" .1018 3 00 1. . . OSO 3 S3 20. . 'iWO 3 40
11. .1035 3 00 1. . . 980 3 23 21. . .me 3 f.o
1. .1300 3 00 1. . ,10:0 3 23 42. . .1202 3 ao
.1125 3 20 39. . .1W3 3 35
SIIH'I'INa AND liXl'OKT.
67..1476 5 55
cows.
i. . .1000 1 00 1. . . 950 1 73 1. . . 930 2 10
13. . . S13 1 35 1. . .1050 1 73 . . 900 2 10
. . . 904 1 40 1. . . WO 1 83 4 ! ! , . 725 210 :
22. . . " 82 1 40 6. . . ! > 53 1 S3 1. . , .1180 2 15
3. . . QIC 1 40 1. . .1260 1 85 2. . , . Ml 2 15
4. . . 847 1 DO 1. . .1140 1 90 8 , . . . SSI 2 15
6. . . 8SO 1 50 1. . . TOO 1 90 39. . , . 902 2 20
1. . . HSO 1 50 13. . . 945 195 5. . , . 966 2 20
1. . .1160 1 60 1. . . 940 2 00 1. . . .1020 2 25
2. . .1050 1 CO 4. . . S2 200 1. . , .1100 2 25
2. . . 610 1 50 4. . .1313 2 00 1. . . . 870 2 25
1. . . 610 1 50 2. . . 905 2 00 20. . . . 933 2 25
5. . . 9 : > c 1 55 1. . .1090 200 1. . , .1330 2 40
4. . .1033 1 CO 1. . . 750 200 8. . . . 962 2 40
21. . . 915 1 60 C. . .1013 2 00 5. . . . 948 2 45
13. . . 852 1 65 2. . . 935 2 00 1. . , .1160 2 60
1. . , .1120 1 70 2. . , .1015 2 00 1. . . .1110 2 50
7. . . 910 1 75 1. . . 950 2 TO 1. . . . 70 2 55
1. . , .1010 1 75 , . 873 2 10 1. . . .1190 2 63.
6. . , . SCO 1 75 .5 ! ! . 70 ,2.10 1. . , .1360 2 75
3. . , .1000 1 75 , . 966 2 10 24. . . . 669 275
2. . . . S50 1 75 "
HEIFEH8.
1. . . . 3SO CO 1. . 600 1 65 13. . 791 2 05
3. . . . U3 1 00 4. . , B1 65 41. . , S15 2 20
1. . . . C70 1 23 1. . , 860 1 63 2. . , 933 2 30
1. . . . 320 1 50 2. . , M5 1 75 12. . . 616 2 40
3. . . ; 003 1 55 13. . . 761 1 83 23. . , 842 2 50
. . C82 1 60 10. . , SIO 1 90 14. . . SOS 2 75
. . 640 1 65 30. . 73S 2 00 2S. . , 831 275
CALVES.
. . 230 1 00 2. . ,100 , 2 SO 1. . . 100 4 00
. . 230 1 23 1. . , , sq 3 oo , 120 4 00
. . 210 1 50 1. . 91) 3 CO 3ii , 120 4 00
. . 210 1 50 2. . . UO 3 00 1. . , 120 4 25
. . 2r,3 1 CO ' ' .280 3 00 2. . . 190 4 50
. . 220 1 73 ' l' . ; 230 ; 3 25 , 215 4 50
. . 300 2 00 1. . , 204 3 60 , 110 4 75
. , 170 2 GO 2. . , 100 i 00 , 178 4 73
. . 33Q 2 50
.BULLS.
. .1510 1 60 2..123ft , 1 65 I. . . .1080 1 80
. . 510 1 50 l..i. 70.V 1 6i 1. . 870 1 S5
. . 9SO 1 60 l.,1040 1 70 2. . . .1135 1 85
. .1160 1 60 l..v. 020. 1 73 1. . . .1230 1 95
. .HSO 1 60 1.J/.12SO 1 75' 1. . . .1650 2 00
. ,1330 1DO 1..1220 1 75 1..1430 2 23
. .1140 1 53 1..1.1UO 1 75 3..1GS6 2 35
. .1352 1 CO 1..I13CQ 1 80
OXEN.
' '
7. . . . 1514 290 2. . 'l'670 3 CO
STAdS.
. 940 1 50
FEEDERS , .r
' 1-75 ' 236 ' salons" 27f
MS 2 15 i. . ; 2 30 1..1D20 2 73
73S 2 15 3. . , 2 30 20..10CI IK
SCO 2'20 11. . . 2 30 T..I 747 2 S5
570 2 SO 3. . . . 840 2 35 1..1190 2 S3
763 2 0 1. . . . 700 8 CO 40..1015 2 'JO
lOOO 2 25 2. . . 770 2 60 6. . . . 883 3 00
430 2 23 1. . . . 670 2 50 3..1090 3 00
1100 2 2.1 21. . , . 883 2 50 5..1022 3 00
413 2 23 3. . . .1033 2 50 1..1120 3 00
730 2 25 4. . . . 850 2 53 3..1483 3 00
420 2 25 5. . . . BUG 2 55 14. . . . 998 3 03
913. 2 23 12. . . . 920 2 60 1..1010 3 10
618 2 23 41. . . . 882 2 60 10..1004 3 10
910 2 23 11. . , . 872 2 60 13.1002 3 15
SOO 2 25 19. . .1090 2 65 20..1116 3 15
791 2 30 52. . 681 2 or. 4. . . . 875 2 40
742 2 SO StOO 2 63
WESTERN CATTLE.
No Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
Pr.o
1 bull 1340 $1 90 40 cows 1105 $2 ; o
15 steers 1235 4 2" 1 FtiiR 1400
1 sir , tic..1230 2 23 B steers 1270 3 25
10 Ftrs , Tex. 2 90 122 meets 1(51 3 25
3 heifers 2 70 18 sirs , Tex..lCOJ 3 13
W. II. Violet.
1 cow 900 2 40 2 cows S2) 2 40
1 cow 1200 2 41 2 cows 1025 2 4)
1 steer 9W 3 15 1 steer 120D 3 1 >
1 steer HOT 3 15 12 ulcers 1179 3 15
1 steer 970 3 15
COLORADO.
2 feeders..10C3 ,2 23 EO feeders. . . . 1013 3 10
23 feeders. . . . 9S8 273 53 COWH 871 2 V >
1 bull 14W 1 S3 1 stag 1170 1 K
I sir. tie..1320 2 23 24 sirs , Tex..1119 2 75
0 steers 1078 3 40 40 Rivera 1152 3 40
II steers 1093 3 15
' Baer.
3 cows 1023 2 10' ' 2 cows , .1150 240
2 cows 1035 2 50 1 cnlf 300 2 75
1 cow 1100 300 70 steers 1120 3 40
3 steers 1150 3 40 3 culveu 793 4 25
O. M. Scott.
1 Bteer 1070 3 IS SO steers 733 3 15
! 5 cows 9C4 2 40
C. J. Shldcler.
1 bull. : 1450 1 DO 6 cows. . 910 1 7S
ri COWS 1005 2 CO 5 calves , 4" > 2 2 75
1 steer 11M 375 10 steers. 120U 390
1 calf 130 4 50
50IDAHO.
IDAHO.
27 steers 1122 340 1 stag- 950 223
8 steeis 050 276 Icow 10GO 103
9 cows 937 1 65 6 Bines 14W 1 60
II cows 952 200 70 cows 900 240
Schlneberger & i" .
1 bull 1220 1 59 I cow 1130 2 60
Icow IBM 1C ) 10 cows 11W 2 CO
1 stne - 2 75 2 steers 11GS 3 SO
CO steers 1136 3 30 220 ntecrs 11CO 3 3' )
WYOMING.
1 bull 1400 1 50 1 hull 1MO 1 50
1 bull IISO 1 m 1 bull , .1270 1 DO
1 bull 1C70 1 B' ) 0 cows 1021 1 70
1 cow 1170 2 15 12 cows 971 2 15
3 cows 986 2 15 1 cow 11SO 2 63
1 cow 12)0 2 65 1 cow 1100 2 65
2 rows 10.10 2 05 21 cows 935 2 65
1 feeder 1040 3 10 2 feeders..1133 3 19
14 feeders. . . . 1055 3 10
S. H. Uursess.
3 cows S68 1 BO D cows , . .1010 2 10
14 steers 1211 3 BOW.
W. T. Wolf.
1 stag Hftl ) 1 75 6 cows. . . . . 915 2 00
B sirs , tig. . . W8 2 25 11 cows. . . . .1037 2 60
131 steers 1123 3 25
E. N. Carter.
0 cows 915 1 75 43 cnvs. . . . .1005 2 40
2 steers 1140 2 50
T. H. Ilord.
2 calves 230 1 25 1 cnlf 22) 1 78
40 cows 831 1 75' " " 1 cow 1420 2 05
52 cows til ) 2 4J , ' . .fa 39 cows IMS 2 05
61 cows 904 2 40 Co cows 900 2 40
NEVADA.
M. K. Parsons.
6 Mrs. tle.43S 236 - 1 sir. tig. .1010 2 40
1 sir , tlL'.12 * > 241 . . 1 cow .1:00 2 45
1C cows 1H2 2 4S V 13 feeders. .1113 2 CO
2 feeders. . 9SO 2 39 feeders. .1134 3 27V5
17 feeders. .1221 3 BO-
SOUTH , DAKOTA.
G. w7 Forbfs.
16 steers. , .1174 3 t $ .I 'A 23 steers. 125S 4 00
J. II. Uaxter.
1 cow . . .1110 2 o i l lr 1 eow. , . . . .1030 200
2 cows. 085 2 7jr , l 4 cows. . . . .lOOi ) 27E
14 feeders. . . . 1057 3 !
H , yvmiMjn.
5 cows 1028 1711 i 11 cow 975 260
BO feeders..1118 3 20
81 W.ltell.
Icow 8JO 2 M , 12 cows 1004 2 GO
2 steers 1110 3CS _ _ _ 7 steers 11.5 323
42 steers 12)5 3 45 '
(
HOG8 The supplf * * " " heavier than a week
IIRO by nearly 1,000 h < : nd. and the general iiuallty
of the offerings almt > et HS Rood as on Saturday.
The market opened early and active , with prices
nil of lOc higher than Saturday and all the pack
ers In the market. lUports from Chicago were
generally favorable , buying was free and the
> eiy btrong opening to provisions caused a further
advance and the late market wns fully IBc higher
than tha clone l t week. Heavy and heavy
mixed hogs brought from H.60 to JI.70 , with a
couple of choice load at JI.'J. Light and light
mixed loads sold all the way from I4.32H to (1.60.
Pigs sold anywhere from J2 for | K > or 33-lb. stuff
up to M.25 for good I46-lb. stuff. The- general
market was active and from lOc to 15c higher
than Saturday ; and closed itrong nt the tulvunre.
the pens being cleared before 10 o'clock , so that
late bearish report B from Chicago had no effect
on the trade here. Sales were mostly at from
I4.CO to > 4.70 , as aealnet from 11.40 to 14.60 Satur
day end from 1 W to 14.51 on last Monday , Rep
resentative sales :
No , Av , 8h. Pr , No. Av. 8h. Pr.
5 1 6 . . . It 1 3SO . . . 4 60
77 169 320 4 5Hi CS , .2U 160 4 CO
. , . , . . , . ! . . . 435 4 : eo . . . 4 o
1 1 6 . . . 415 Cl 225 SO 4 0
41 173 ICO 435 CD. , S3 . . . 4 60
84 168 280 4 40 . . . . . . . . 120 4 CO
19. . . .v..lH . . . 4 40 S3 222 200 4 CO
92.,165 40 4 40 07 250 ItO 4 ( O
K 176 160 4 49 U 271 200 4 5
a i7 < . . . i ta 23 tf ITO t (5
: 147 . . . 4 4S M 240 1(0 4(0
33 ! 8SO 4 45 U M 160 4(5
171 230 450 C 283 , . , 463
ill . . . 460 42 231 120 4 ( S
M 1U SO 4 CO 15 304 . . . 4W
230 120 4 50 70 212 40 4 GS
: or > so 4 co e : ci . . . 4(3
188 80 4 M C 219 160 4 K7l (
312 . . , 450 67 244 SO 470
183 . , , 466 65 . ,379 SO 470
. , JM . . . 463 3 413 , . , 470
193 80 4 65 64 290 240' 4 70
1S5 . . . 465 20C U3 280 40
278455 61 226 120 470
2 4 480 465 64 SIS 200 4 70
215 . . . 4 67H 26 2SO 120 4 70
2M 40 4 67M 48 233 120 470
2G7 360 4 60 69 278 40 470
3GO . . . 4 60 ISO 307 200 4 70
< ' 227 . . . 4 CO 50 317 . . . 475
> 170 . . . 460 78.2J9 2CO 475
PIQS AND ItOUdH.
0 1 . . . 200 9 76 . . . 300
i 4C . . . 260 1 190 . . . 300
3 250 . , . 275 2 300 . . . 300
4 137 . . . 275 1 310 . . . 315
, 4S . . , 275 127 72 . . . SIB
47 . . . 2 DO 2 310 . . . 3 15
67 . . . 300 SO. . . CA 40 320
230 . . . 300 22 83 . . . 360
200 . . . 300 1 150 . . . 350
2 235 . . . 300 CO 87 . . . 350
4 230 . . . 300 7 130 . . . 40)
3 230 . . . 3 00 10 113 . . . 4 03
3 266 . . . 300 IS 146 . . . 425
SIUKP-Thcrc wns a fair run today , the four
inds received Including all ktndu and condition ? ,
lie market wris lictlve nnd firm on desirable
Pferlngs nnd flow nnd rnther wcnk on common
tuff. About everything sold. Fair to choice
atlvea are quotable nt from J2.25 to $2.90 , faire
o RO nl westerns nt from $2 to $2.60 , common
nd stock sheep from IIK to 11.73 , good to choice
0 to 100-lh. lambs from 12.50 to { 3.75. lUprc-
entatlve sales :
Jo. Wt. Pr.
6 native ewes 80 1210
IS native ewes 84 210
14 natlx'c mixed 101 250
60 native laniba 61 260
llfct-lpts iinil llsiMttl ) ( < ii : of Stack.
Olllclnl receipts nnd disposition of stock ns
inwn by the books nf the Union Stock Yards
ompany for the forty-dent hours ending at 3
'clock p. m. , Monday , November 19. 1891 :
RECEIPTS.
Cars. Head.
attle 157 3M5 ,
logs 41 3,263
hcep 4 G43
lorscs and mules 1 2
DISPOSITION.
DISPOSITION.Cattle
Cattle , lloea. Sheep.
maba. Packing company 3 424
' . II. Hnnnnnnd company. . , 189 637 54
wlft nnd company 1,2(1 ( DOS 224
uclahy Packing company. , . . 779 1,487
. Lnbmari 200 . . . . . .
i. llefker 5 . . . . . .
. . Hans 472 . . .
: . Hecker & Dcgen 376
'unsaiH & Carey 2 . . .
.ec Rothschild 19
Inmllton & S S3
. L. Carey 29 . . . . . .
lentonV 2 . . .
hlppers and fecdcis 652 11
eft over . . . . . . . . . 3C5
Total 4,035 3,484 643
IVr : STOCK.
TliurrTnn a Heavy Itun of Cuttle anil
Nearly All \Voro Nntlvcu.
CHICAGO , Nov. 19. There was a henvy run
f cattle and nearly all were natives of the
ommon to fair order. For good to prime steers
he market was llrm. Common steers were
bout steady , nnd so was butchers n'td cnnners *
lock. In the stocker and feeder branch the few
sold brought full prices , Culvcs were In light
upply and showed firmness. Native cattle were
.uoted at from 11.25 to SG.40 , with sales prln-
Ipally nt from J1.75 to J5.23. Texas cattle sold
t from $1.4i ) to 13.40. ' >
In hogs the demand was sharp ; a dor.cn or
more packers took them at on early ndvance
n Saturday's prices of from 5c to lOc p r 1 )
bs. The least of the heavy weights brought
rom J5 to 13.60 , while f4.60 was the top for
nverages of less than 200 Ibs. From J4.50 to
5.00 wns pad for common to prime henvy , nnd
rom H.23 to 14.60 bought common to prime
Ight. There were n few salts nt better than
4.95 , though the bulk of the 230 to 350-lb. hogs
old ubove $4.65. Sales w ? re generally at fioin
4.40 to (4.50.
Sheep receipts showed a marked decrease. As
fx result the market was much firmer , and prices
n all descriptions were from lOc to 15o higher.
Vday'B prices ranged ns follows : From tl to
3 for poor to choice sheep , nnd from 12 to 14
or lambs. The majority of sheep sales were at
rnm $2 to 12.75. while from 13 to J3.75 bought
most of the lambs.
Receipts I Cattle , 20,000 head ; calves , COO head ,
IOKS , 60,000 head ; sheep , 8.000 head.
The Evening Journal reports :
HOGS Receipts , 60.000 hpad ; ofllclal Saturday ,
4,050 head ; shipments , 3.629 head ; left over ,
.000 head ; quality only fair ; good demand by
> oth packers and shippers ; market active nnd
Irrn nnd fully lOo higher ; sales rnnge at 14.100
.GO for light. J4.30JJ4.50 for rough packing , 14.33
B4.90 for mixed. $4.65iff5.05 for heavy packing
nnd shipping lots , and 2.Wf4.:5 for pigs.
CATTLE Rece'pts , 2J.OO , ) head ; maiket mod-
rnUly active and steady and unchanged.
SHEEP Receipts , 8.0UO head ; market moder
ately active and firm at CifflOc advance on belter
grades. , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Now York Llvn Stuck Itlnrknt.
NEW YORK , Nov. 19. UEBVES-S3 cars on
ale ; very dull ; good cattle steady ; others lOfTlBc
ewer ; native steers , poor to prime. J3.SO.30 ;
oxen , 11.6004.00 ; bulls , J1.WC3.00 ; dry'
own , 11,10 2.40. European cables quoted
American steers at lOiffllc per lb. .
rcraed weight ; refrigerator beef at 654iffSio per
b. ; no exports toilay ,
CALVES On sale , 1,500 head ; market slow , > j
P,4c per lb. lower ; veals , poor to prime , I3.00.tf
.50 ; grassers , J .OOS-.W ; western calves , 12.23
@ 3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMI1S On sale. 24,000 head ;
market demoralized ; sheep , "Ac lower ; lambs , ' , J
J&e lower ; over 6,600 head untold ; sheep , poor
o prime , SI.0082.75 ; lambs , common to choice ,
2.60K4.00.
HOGS On sale. 600 head ; tower , at Jl.50ffll.85
or ordinary to choice.
Kanins City I.Wo Stock .ilnrknt.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 19. CATTLE Receipts.
1,100 head ; shipments , 3.SOO head ; market firmer
or best ; others steady ; Texas steers , Sl.90fl2.25 ;
Texas cows , J1.7SH2.60 ; beef steers. } 3.25550 ;
native cows , I1.00S3.90 ; slockers nnd feeders.
SiffS.GC ; bulls , I1.C002.SO.
HOGS Receipts , 4,100 head ; shipments , GOO
lead ; market strong and lOc higher ; bulk of
sales. I4.45JN.70 ; heavies , f4.5504.80 ; packers. 14.60
iH.S'J ' ; mixed , > 4 4)Jf4.70 ) ; 1 ghts , J1.1CJH.40 ;
Yorkers. J4.30S4.40 ; pigs , | 2.76(84.10. ( !
SHEEP Receipts , 1,800 head ; shipments , 200
icad ; market steady.
St. T.nuU Live Stuck Market.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 19. CATTLK Receipts , 1,900
lead ; shipments , 2,100 head. Market strong ;
native steers , J4.25 ; steers from 875 to 923 Ibs. ,
J2.65 < if3.15 ; cows. J1.70@2.5 ; feeders. J2.80Jf2.95 ;
Texan steers , J2.4003.00 ; cows , J2.0082.13. .
HOGS Receipts , 6.J.OO head ; shipments , 7,400
liead. Market active , strong nnd 10c higher ;
Heavy , J4.7504.SO ; good , Jl.55iff4.70 ; mixed , J4.40
01.55.
SHEEP Receipts , 400 head ; shipments , 200
liead. Market steady and firm ; mixed natives ,
I2.25@2.60 ; lambs , J3.25.
Stoclf In SiKlit.
Record of receipts at the four principal mar
cels for Monday , November 19 , 1S94 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3.9GG 3,263 CI3
Chicago 20,00) 60.000 8.000
Kansas City 8.100 4,100 1,800
St. Louis 1'JW 6,900 400
Total 33,966 64,203 10,813
3Ilimeai > ell * \Vlmit .Unrkpt.
'
MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. 19. The average In the
wheat market today was lower , although the
early market was the highest traders have had.
The ndvance at the Btart was on strong cables ,
reports of advance In wheat In the Argentine
and n decrease In the English visible supply.
These caused buying by shorts early. Realizing
sales , large primary receipts , lower corn prices ,
large Increate In the visible supply , later decline
In Liverpool , scarcity of freight room at the sea
board , Increase In the amount on passage nnd
small exports caused a decline of about ? io from
the highest point nnd the market rhially closed
Via lower than Saturday for futures. The de
mand for cash wheat wns large at full prices.
November , 69',4c ; December , BS'ic ; May , CO'lc :
hard , on track , Clc ; No. 1 northern , COc ; No. 2
northern , 6SV4c ; receipts , 659,000 bu. ; shipments.
22,000 bu. The Hour market was strong anil
active , with large pales ; patents , $3.23f3.55 ; bak
ers , I2.1082.3Q. The production was estimated
nt 41.WX ) bbls. for the 24 hours ; shipments , 40.7W
blila.
blila.The
The Market Record reports nn Increase of 431 ,
000 bu. ( n country elevators In the northwest ,
which now contain 12,431,010 bu ,
t utton .Market ,
NEW ORLEANS , Nov. 19. COTTON Firm ;
Bales , spot , 6,500 bales ; to arrive , B.700 hales ; re
ceipts , 23,021 bales ; exports to Great llrltaln.
G.6W bales ; coastwise. 4CSS bales ; Block , 344.1SI
bales ; ordinary , 4'ic ; good ordinary , 4 ? e ; low
middling , 4fc ; middling. SHc ; good middling.
6 9-lto ; middling fair , Clc ; fair , 7ic nominal.
Futures , steady ; sales , 63,700 bales ; November.
15.12 bid ; Decemlwr , J5.lSif5.16 ; January , (5.190
5.2i ) ; February , J3.2133.21Miircn ; , ( i.30S5.31 :
April , (5.S5O5.36 ; May , 13.4185.12 ; June , | 5.47iQ
5.43 ; July. f5.53H5.54 ; August. ( . .Mil 5. GO.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19. COTTON Firm ; mid
dling , 6 1-lCc ; sole * , 4 > bales ; receipts. 11BO )
bales ; shipments , 11,000 bales ; stock , 33,400 bales.
K n it < City Mnr' < et .
KANSAS CITY. Nov. IJ.-WHEAT-Firm ; No
2 hard , W31c : No. 2 red , BOc : rejected , 4847c
saleH by sajnple on 'change , f , o , b , , Mississippi
river. No. 2 hard , BSc ; No , 2 red , B7c ,
CORN Slow and weak ) No. 2 mixed , 42 < { ci
No. 2 white , 42'fcc.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 30S31c ; No , 2 white ,
33WUHc.
HUTTER Firm ; creamery , ICCHc ; dairy , 13
017c.
EGGS Quiet ; 18c.
HECEHTS Wheat , 31,400 bu. ; corn , 7,700 bu. |
oats. none.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , M.OOfl bu. ; corn , 7,000 hu.j
oats , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Pcorlu firuln .Market ,
PEORIA , Nov. IB.-COHN-Bteadyj new , No.
2 , 43c : No , 4 , new , 42c.
OATS Irregular , slow ; No , 2 white , 30V4031Hcj
No. 3 white , 3030lic.
RYE Scarce ; ncminal ; No. 2 , DOS tie.
WHISKY Finn ; high wine Uisli , (1.23.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 4,204 bu , ; corn , M.260 bu.j
oatt , 29,700 bu , ; rye. nane ; barley , W.8i Im.
tUIIl'MKNTO Wheat , ! , bu. ; corn. 7.COO bu.j
cats , 14,300 bu. ; rye , none ; barley , 10,8)0 bu.
VUlhle Gruln supply.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19. The vlilble supply of
grain Saturday , N6vemt > er 17 , as oomplleil by
tha Nw York Product cxchanre , l a. follows t
"SHE KHOW5WHAT5 WHAT
BECAUSE 11 $ THE BEST. PUREST 5 MOST ECONOMICAL
SOLO EVERYWHERE
If TliEH.K.FAlRBAHKGOHPAHT.CmcAGa.
. . . .
I , M ! ! _ MM -
ll-y
CARPETS , STOVES and BEDDING are
what we like to harp on. We can't help it , These de
partments are just teeming1 with the choicest goods you
ever saw , and at prices so low that it will astonish you.
First-class goods never were so cheap and the time to
buy is now , when the assortment is complete.
Comforts from Ranges from $4.5O
BlanKcls. from Heating Stoves from 2.75
Pillows from Laundry.Stoves from - 2.90
Pillow Slips from Gasoline Stoves from 1,98
Sheets from Gas Burliers from 11.90
Sham Holders from Oil Heaters from 3.95
Ingrains from lie Bedsteads from. . . $1.39
Brussels from 43c Mattresses from. . 1.37
Velvets from .69c Chamber Suits. . . 7.90
Body Brussels from -58c Parlor Suits. . . .17.50
Matting from . lOc Sideboards . 9,65
Hemps from . lie Extension Tables . 2.85
TKLRMS :
$10.00 worth of poods ,
$1.00 per week or SJ.OO per month
$25.00 worth of goods ,
$1.60 per weelc or $0.00 per month
$50.00 worth of floods ,
$2.00 pnr wock or S8.00 per month
$75,00 worth of goods ,
.iiO potwcuk or S10.00 per month
Take your choice. Your trade S100.00 worth of poods ,
is equally appreciated $3.00 t.or wiiok or $12 00 per month
whether you pay cash or on $20 ' .CO worth of goods ,
payments. 84.00 per week or 815.00 per month
Formerly People's * Mammoti ! IiiitilhnanL House
Open WSonday and Saturday Even n s.
Wheat , 82,282.000 bu. j Incr. nse , 1,0,2.000 Im. ;
corn , 2,765.000 bu. ; Incit-ase , 127.00-J bii. : o-itu ,
D.110,000 bu. ; Incrense , 4G.OX ) bu. ; rye. 603.IKW Im. J
Increase. SG.OOO hu. ; barley , 3,61a,000 bu. ; < le-
creape , 478,000 bu.
Migur .Miirktit ,
NEW YOHK , Nov. 10. SITQAn-Qulet ; Bales ,
5,000 baKH centrlfuicnl. M teat , 2Vic In bond , to
Canada ; refined , dull.
LONDON , Nov. 19. ST'OAIl Cone , weak nml
Inactive ; centrifugal Java , 12aj Muscovado , fair
rctlnnlg , 8a Cd.
Dllllltll Will-It Mlirkrt.
DULITTH , Nov. 19. WHKAT Close : No. 1
hard , cash nnd November , 81 lie ; No. 11 northern ,
cash nnd Novemlier. COc ; December. M > if : Mny ,
C2ci No. 2 northern , cash. 6ic ; No. 3. sic : ie-
jected 61oi to arrive , No. 1 northern , COc ; No. 1
hard. 61'4c. '
lilcic : I'rillt Qtin'Htlo'K.
CIIICAOO , Nov. 19. The Karl Fruit company
sold California , fruit at auction today , ri > nlizln ( ?
the following prices : Kmperor crapes , half cruti'B ,
Oc4jJ1.2J ; double crates , 2gSU2.i.i. ( (
Wotil i.nr.irt.
RT LOI'IS. Nov. 19. WOOI/-Qulet , Ormer ,
with Rood Bales , but prices unchanged.
I'rlnc'O Wlicnt ( juotKilniin.
SAN KRANCISCO , Nov. 19.-WHBAT-Steady ;
December , 97 "Ac-.May , t\MK.
Oil 3
LONDON , Nov. 19. PETROLEUM-Spot , 4'.i
f I 3-lGs ; spirits. C'.ts.
KlRln Huttpr IMnrkrt.
ELGIN , Nov. 19. HUTTER-SaleB , 10.70J Iba. ,
at 23c ,
TALKED TO PREACHERS.
Ctmnvettor Canflulil IJullvcru nn Aililretm
Upon Hlclior Kilucntlon.
At the regular meeting of the Ministerial
union at tlio Kountzo Memorial Lutheran
churcli yesterday the usual program was
varied by an address by Chancellor Canflelrt
of the Nebraska State university on "Higher
Education. " The address wns In the nature
of a practical talk on the changes which had
taken place In educational theories during
the past quarter of a century nnd was en
livened by frequent humorous allusions which
were decidedly amusing to the audience.
The speaker said that In the days when
he was In college a boy usually went theru
because ho was sent and not from any
active and earnest desire to acquire knowl
edge. The faculty proceeded on the theory
that the college was created to pack up a
few parcels of knowledge and Insert them In
the pockets and under tha hat of the student
without his knowledge or consent. Thlswaa
apparent In the manner In which the classes
were conducted. A number of slips of paper
were prepared , each bearing the name of a
student. At ) a Blip was drawn the particular
student whose name It bore was Invited to
stand up and recite , and such a thing an a
discussion or explanation by the professor
was unheard of , H a student had asked a
question of the professor he would have been
at once sent to Coventry for trying to currx
favor with the faculty. The same thing
was noticeable In the study of English liter
ature , French and all the rest of the curri
culum. Everything was machine like and
the student was compelled to believe that the
Dueber = Hampden
! 7 = Jewe !
Watches
arc known by railroad -
17 road men and othei
RUDY JEWELED
ffl ADJUSTED experts to be un
equalled for weai
and accuracy.
The Dueber Wntch Works , Canlon , 0.
WM. LOUDON.
Commission Merchant
Grain iinJ Provisions.
Private wires to Chicago and New York.
All business orders placed on C.'iicusa
Heard of Trade.
Correbpondence solicited.
Olllce , room 4. New York Life Building1 ,
Omaha. Telephone IMS.
more knowledge ho left behind him when ho
left his alma mater the more succeesful his
college life had been.
But since then education hnd advanced
Just as the average humanity had advanced.
There was a tlmo when competition In busi
ness meant sitting about the stove and lying
about the other fellow. Now there was a
strife to take hold of commercial propositions
and compete to see who could serve llio
community best. In those times the doctors
knew of only one disease , which was malaria ,
and only one remedy , which wns quinine.
Hut now they had added materially to their
Information and education had kept pace wltb
the general advance.
WltbTKKS
Veterans of the I.iitu War Itoinnmberotl b/
the Cimiinit fiavurnniKiit.
WASHINGTON , Nov. 19 , ( Special ) Pen.
Hlons eranted , IBEUB of November 8 , werot
Nebraska : Original Samuel I ) . Youst ,
Hampton , Hamilton ; William Sloggett , Col-
crldue , Cedar. Reissue Charles II , Beaten ,
Fletcher , Washington : Hiiinuel II , SnlveJy ,
Hantlnga , Adams.
Iowa : Original Ilarney Gordon , Cedar
Ituplda , I.lnn ; James M. I-ant ; . Iucu , I u >
caa. Addltionul-John M. Webb , Uea
MolneB , I'olk. Increase Luther C. Bnrt-
lltt , llumboldt , Ilumboldt. llclsaue Hen-
jamln F , HlclimondVllllamsburir , Iowa ,
Original widows , etc. Mai-y Linneman.
HurlliiKlon , IJea Molnes ; Kllcn Smith , Ituu-
nflH , I'olk ; Anna 10. Clmmbem. Lcs Molnen.
Polk ; ( relBHueMary ) IGrlltllh , IJtii
.MoliH'H , I'olk. Mexican , war survivors ( In *
crease ) Job Brown , Alarahalltown , 11 ur-
ahull.
Colorado : Original Samuel W. Herring * ,
I'ueblo , I'ueblo ; I'eter Nelson , Hedswlcu ,
Se < lKwlck ,
South Dakota : Renewal FreU Wells ,
Tyndall , lion Homine.
Atontana : Orlclnal Thomaa McQulrv.
Kullspel , FlatlmaO.