TIPS OMA1IA DAILY BEEt THURSDAY , HOVEMBER 22 , 1804.
C01I1IBRC1AL AND FINANCIAL
Liberal HeceipU , Tree Boiling and Disap
pointing Gables Weakened Wheat.
t THAT CEREAL OPENED QUITE STRONG
Corn W i Weak ut a rrnctlo l Decline
froni Tuesday' * CloOnR I'rlco for
May 1'rovlOonn AVcro
Very Wcnk.
CHICAGO , Nov. 21. Liberal receipts , tils-
appointing cables nnd free selling weak
ened whcnl today nnd Mny closed Tic lower.
Mny corn cloned Uc lower , May onts Vie
lower nnd provisions nt moderate declines.
Wheat opened with n show ot strenRth.
The Liverpool market. as cabled ut the
opening hour , wns firm at nn ndvnnce of
i , * l. The opening price for May wns GO'/fec
lild. with soint ! sales nt Cfl'.fcc to C0c , and
for h minute or BO there wns quite n trade
nt G0'fcc. It soon weakened , however , when
the cables were found to have brougnt
no buying onler und the receipts at Min
neapolis nnd Dululh were ngnln discovered
lo bo very heavy. The weakness Increased
nnd bccnme finite pronounced. A dispatch
was received saying the foreign markets
had turned weak on free offerings of Uus-
Blan wheat nt lower than American prices.
Tlio totnl received nt principal maikctswus
78.1,120 bu. , against CC9ofl : bn. on the similar
day last year. The exports were light , -The
local feature of the day'H business was
the buying of 1'ardrldgo nnd Looming , nnd ,
Kucceecllng them , thnt of Iloserrans. Among
those persons was bought 2,000,000 bit. In
nbout twenty minutes , nnd both 1'ardrlugc ,
deeming nnd llosecrans' purchases were
nnld to be on nccount of Kd I'nrd-
rldge. l'"rom the fact that the lining of
> uch n line raised the price nbout "ic the
market became weaker tliniv ever after It
wns llnlshed. May had declined to COlic
and recovered to from GQo to COHc. It
worked off then to CD-'iic ' to the nccompanl-
inent of n large business. Near the close
of the market It became known that n re
ceiver lind been appointed for n large Hour
mill nt Duluth nnd the previous weakness
became Intensified on thnt announcement.
May dropped In a few minutes from tO e
to D9Uc and closed ut from C9'.ic to 3'tc. > \ .
December closed nt Die.
Corn was weak , " but at % c decline from
yesterday's closing price for May there
appeared to be unlimited buying orders nnd
u great many IIOUHOH hnd them. Compara
tively heavy receipts und absence of de
mand for the spot grain , except for the
completion of one or two cargoes , the moat
of which were already In hand , caused
some desire to sell. A good deal of tne
buying on the decline wns usi-rlbed to the
fact of a good many puts having been sold
good for all week , which could be bought
signlnst without risk nt 49c for May , May
opened at from 49',4c to ID-Tic , and about
the same time a. few lots were disposed of
nt 49Ho straight. When wheat begun to
tumble corn weakened und sold off to 49c.
The volume of buying nt that caused n
reaction , of Uc , but the offerings Increased
near the close nnd It declined to 4S3c ? and
closed at that price bid.
During the entire session In the oats
market trading was Inclined to drag.
Sellers were few In number and orders to
buy were more scarce. Trading was scat
tered. Mny Ktnrted u shade firmer , at
32c , pold down to 32c , nnd nt noon wns
back to from 32c to 22\ip. \ closing nt 32 0.
Provisions were very weak nnd continued so
for about two hours , but recovered at the
end of that time , and nt the close we e
only slightly lower than at the opening.
Jlog receipts were quite ns liberal ns ex
pected. January pork , which closed yester
day nt $12.3) , opened nt 112.15 , and closed
at that price sellers. January lard , which
rested yesterday nt $7.03 , wound up today at
W.02',4. Hlbs closed today at $ G.10 , com
pared with tG.15 on the day before. Mod
erate buying prevented marked declines.
The leading futures ratified as follows :
ArtIclcB. | Open. | HIgli. | Low. | CloaeT
Whcat.No. fl '
Nov StS ! * 63M
1)00. , . . . . . 6BM r2 64
Mny GOJJSU
Corn No. a. .
Nov. BOH COM * 0
Dee 40X * ox So 40
May 40H 48JS 4SH
Oats No.a. . .
Nov 28M 2flM 28M
211 V8JI 28'i
May 32H 32M'
Pork p r bbl
Jan , . 12 IB 12 20 12 05 12 15
May 1' ' 40 IS 50 12 30 1'J 42Jtf
Lnnl.lOOlUF )
Jan. . . 702W 7 03 fl 07H 7 02
May 7 ao 7 15 7 20
Short Illba-
Jnu 0 12K 0 12M 0 05 fl 12K
May. , 0 US n so 0 20 U 27M
rash quotations were ns follows :
FIX3UH Klrm.
WHEAT No. 2 sprlnp , MV4-S59ic ? ; No , 3 sprint : ,
nominal ; No. 2 rp < l , G3C 54Uc- '
< : OHN No. 2 , MlAc ; No. 3'yellow 41c
OATH-No. 2 , 28'c ; No. 2 white. 32',4W321io ; No.
ItYH Nol i. 4So.
IIAHLBY Nu. 2. 34@35c ; No. 3 , D3034c ; No. 4 ,
's SKKD-No. 1. J1.41.
TIMOTHY KKUD J5.6WG.C" .
I'HOVIHIONB Mean pork , ] > cr bbl , , J12.23W12.M.
I.anl , per 100 lb . , I7.u07.0al,5. Kbort ribs Bides
( loose ) , J6.12Ki8C.37tt. Dry called shoulders
thoxe.il ) , SH@5 c ; bliort clear eldeb ( boxed ) , C % ®
'WIHBKV Distillers' finished goods , per cal. ,
Slid A113 Cut loaf , J3.18 ; eranulateil , 11.25 ;
etnndard A , J4.1S.
The' ' followlnir were the receipts and shipments
today :
On the Prodnco oxchan o today the butter marKet -
Kotvii i > aKy : creamery , 14@5c ; dairy , lia'j'Jc.
Kggo , easy ; itOttiilo.
NKW VO1IK OiNiit.l.t. AlAKKBT.
Vestcriliiy's Qnotntlon * on Flour , < Jraln anil
Trovlsloiii , Metals , Kte.
NEW Tronic , Nov. 21. I'l.OUU-Ilecelpts , 29-
300 bbls. ; exiwrlg , 13,300 bbls. ; wiles , 11,400 pkffs.
Market weaker ; holdeia htlll ask old prices , but
bids are further away. Borne grades of patents
were M-lllng 5c under yesterday's prices. South
ern Hour , dull , llyo Hour , steady ; talcs , 400
bbls. lluckwhent Hour , dull ami easy.
lltlCKWlllOAT-Oulet at DWCOe.
COHN MIOAISlendy ; wiles , TOO bbls. and 2.000
jacks ; yellow western , Jl.18Jf2.00 ; HranJ > wine
3 < Oj.
Oj.HYU
HYU Nominal ; car lots , 54 53c ; boat loads
J1AHLEV Nominal ; western , 63o.
ilAUI.Ky MALT-Dull ; ivestcrn. 70 r7Ge.
WIII3AT Ileco'iits , 71,000 bu. ; no exports ; Enles ,
S.625.000 bu. fill 11 res anil 16,000 bu. n > at. Ki > ot
market weak ; Ni > . 2 roil. In more iiml elevntor.
fiViO ; nlloat. f > J39 1c ; f. o. h. , f > 9fiCOc ; No. 1
northern , 67 0 , nVIIvrrml ; No. 1 hard , C9ViP. il -
llvereil. Options weak nil Jay under iltiulilntlons
of lone whmt anil a lutu illKimteh nbmit a 'VVIs-
omsln Hour mill falluie. I'uhllc cables were
generally linn , but wcro offHcl hy weak private
mlvlcea. Interior receipts were very larKO nnil
exports pinctlcully nothlnu. Heavy --tchlnB
lmslii | > ! 'H ' was ilono utpiln ; closed lo net. tlei-llne.
Ko. S retl , January , D9 H ) ? ie , rlosed at ti9ic ;
lbruary cliwwl ut COVe ; Mim-h , ciUtliiStic , cloned
nt Cl'ic : Way , 62iti 3 11-lBc , closed nt C2ic ;
July , tie ; Novemtier closed at1 DTHc ; Decem-
ln-r. CSUb'iMViP ' , closed at CSHc.
IXUNUecelpts. . 14,00bu. . ; exports. 4MW bu. ;
sales , 003.000 bu. futures nnd 21,000 bu. upot.
Ni > . S , 5 i40 In elevator : C9c nllonl ; ntnuiirr
lillxe.1 , & 3 c ; No. 3 , &l 4j22u In elevator ; fi2'sc
lU'llvei-ed. Options Kent-rally weak all iliiy on
largo car low anil In symiMtliy with whe.it , ami
closed nt ? 4OUo net Jedlnc ; .In nuary , 62T f (
& 3\io. cIosiHl ut & 2ic ; Mny. B2 13.16MS3 3-llic ,
cloned at D2T c ; Novemlier , S"5iHo'c. ' * closed at
57 > ic ; December , CHif/'OSlic ' , closed ut C4ic.
OATS Ilecelpts , 7.00O bu. ; no exports ; Bales ,
30,00) bu. futures und (0.000 bu. H > < > > . Hiwl
Jimikel uulet ; No. 2. S3'i Mlif ; No. 2 .lellvciej ,
S41SO3IHC ! Ni > . 3 , 32lc : No. S white. 37U < - ; No ,
3 wlul , 36 ic ; tnirk. mixed western , 34 } ej track ,
while western , 37C41c ; Hack , whlta state , 378
41c. Options weaker under free local selling
und uympalhy with Hit. other maikets ; closed
' WKo decline ; May. 36iitf6 ic , closed ut SO'io ;
November closed at 33Hc ; December ,
closed nt 33K .
1IAY firm ; Bhlpiilnir , C5CJ7 ! c ; good to choice
| 67lio ,
HOI'S Quiet : state , common to choice , old
Wc ; new. MJ12c ; 1'aclHo couit. DiiOTc.
HIDKS Steudy ; wet salted New Orleans. IB
lected , 45 to Ci Ilia. , Cu ; lluenos Ayres , dry , 0 t
24 lb . , Ho : Texas , dry , 24 lo 30 Ibs. , &VitfCe.
I.KATHEIl-gulet : hemlock sole , lluenos Ayres
IlKht lo heavy weights. 15 19c.
WOOIQulel ; domestlii Ilcoce. 19Q2lc ; pulled
I'UOVISIONS-lleef , dull. ( "ut ment dull
Pickled bellies , CiO7io ! ! ; plcklinl shoulders , 5Hc
Ijird. dull ; western strAiu closed at J7.ll ; clt
ut J7i Niuember closed nt J7.40 nominal ; Decen
ber , J7.35 ; January. J7.34 nimilnal ; rcltnod. easj
i-ontlnent. J7.70 ; routli American , J7.S5 ; con
imuml. sue , I'orlc. dull.
IIUTTRIl Quiet : wfslcrn dairy. ll16o ; wei
f-rn creamery , 15 ? 2iic : wtMtern factory , } j > l io
lilictus , 2 oi Imliailun creamery , iSoSOc ; Mat
ililrv , ISWMUc ; state creamery , uiKSc
nilOKaiv-yukt ; larne , sUinlu ; Binall , SOllUc
part iddini. 3 iW8o ; full skims. 2'i 3c.
K41OH Firm ; state and I'rnnsylvanli , ! 5 < ? 2S'ic
rtfrhjerator. 17 Zlof receipts. 6.884 jikis ; weiteft
frwh , aUW24o ; kouthem , 23&231Sc ; cases. jlZJi
'TAI.W\V-Flnn : city ( B per pkr. ) , 4So ; coun
try ( pkg . free ) , 4 i < i. an lo quality.
- ; United co d at U'i
till.
till.HOfllN
HOfllN Quiet ; strained , common to coed , Jl.J
TllllI'KNTlN15-lU y ;
HK'U-Steady.
.
YIN Opened Hruxr ; ruled wtalc and clot
any ; .pot , H4.15Ot4.iSt ( In rlalev otilelt Itn ,
00 tons December , I1I.1S ; 100 tons December , one
y' notice , 111.20 ; 100 Ions Decemb r , one day' *
otlcc , s , o. to double. 111,03 , 100 tons December ,
n * ilayn notice , at 114.13.
I'ltl lltON Mnrket nulcti Scotch , HJ.WC3J.W ;
merli'nn , lll.OOOI3.W.
PI'Kl.TKIl-NeKleclcKlj domestic , J3.S5.
C'OI'l'nil Closed steady , exchance price for
pnl , { 3.15 ; brukers * quotations , 13 ; gslM on
chnnBe ! Spelter , one rnrload December , 13.U.
COTTON KKKO OII/-Market shows nn up-
nrtl tendency on better demtind and small
fforlnKi" , rcstrlellng business ; closed nrmj prime
rude , 2 c : off crude , 2li2jc ; yellow , butter
rndes , 333lc : choice > ellow , 33c , nnmlnili
irlmo yellow , 8ig32cj yellow , off grades , 28iJf !
" 94c ! ; prime while , 3ic.
OMAHA lll'.M'.Il.M , MAUKKT3.
Condition of Tr.-xlo nnil Quotation * on
Ktnpln nnil Fancy frounce.
The poultry maiket Is flat.
IlUTTKn PftcklriB stock. 7'iflSc : fair to Rood
countr } ' . llfllScj choice to fancy , I5ffl"c ; Rath-
red creamery , 1920c } ; separator creamery , Sic.
ialH : Strictly fresi : laid , 21c ; fresh ( cold
lorace ) , ISJIISc.
1'OL'L.TUY Old hens. 3 ? 4c : fprlns chicken ? ,
' , < ; 4f5c ; ducks. 5c ; turkeys , CQCc ; heavy toms ,
ic ; Reese , 5t5Hc.
DIHSSID roui.TnY chickens , fair , 4\ic ;
holce larRc. 5c ; choice small , 6c ; turkeys , faire
o Rood , 60C4c : choice heavy , 7 fc ; choice
ninlt. S@9c ; ducks , fair to icooJ , e B'.tc ; fancy ,
c : Reese , fair lo Rood , Cc ; fancy , 7c.
a AMK I'ralrle chicken ? , per doz , , $3.50 ; Brouse.
er doz. , J3 ; blue wing teal , per dot. , Jl.W ; green
vlng teal , per dor. . , J1.23 ; ducks , ml.ifd , per
oz. , Jl ; canvasbacks , $4.0iT4,50 ) ; .mallards nnd
ed heads , J2.50 ; quail , Jl.50Wl.7Bt deer saddles ,
2ffiro ; antelope saddles , 10i/llc ; small rabbits ,
1 ; Jack rubblts , J2.r .
V13AICholce fat and small veals are quoted
t Be ; larwe nnd coarse , 3Wlc.
CHKIJSK-rWInconsIn full cream , Young A. .
3c ; twins. 12'jc ; Nebraska and lowrt , full cream ,
Ic ; Nebraska nnd Iowa , part skims , 7 Sc ;
.ImburKer , No. 1 , He ; brick , No , 1 , lie ; Swiss ,
No. I , 14WI3C.
HAY Upland hay , J9 ; midland , .H.5Q ; lowland ,
8 ! rye straw , JO. Color makes the price on
my. l.lKlil shades sell the best. Only top grades
rlne top prices.
riUKONS-Old birds , per doz. , 75c.
VKOKTAD1.K3.
POTATOKS Western stock , car lots. 20 3c ;
mall lots. 70c.
DM ) I1KANS Hnnd-plckcd. navy , J2 ; lima
cans , per lb. , 514 < " .
ONIONS On orders , G3C70C.
PAIIUAOi : On orders , ! V4c.
UKLKUY Per doz. . 23 35C.
BWKET I'OTATOIIS-l'er bbl. , | 2 ; Jersey , $3.50
er bbl.
11KKTS Per bu. , KlflCOc.
CAIHIOTS Per mi. . D05JCOC.
CAULIFI.OWKIl-l'er doz. . $2.25.
EOO PI.ANT-Per doz. , 60c.
HOHSEUADIKII Per Hi. . 78c.
PAIISNU'S Per bu. , 60 Jf.Oc.
ItUTADAOAS-Per bu. , 75090.
PAI18I.EY Per doz. bunches , 2Sc.
Tt.'IlNlPS-Per bu. , Mc. )
BPMT PKAS Per lb. , 3 J3'4c.
HUIIUAIUI SQt'ASH Per doz. , 75c.
TOMATOKS-l > er bu. . 50c.
OnKKN PI3A8 Per bu. , $1.2301.33.
FllUITH.
QUINCRS California , per DO-lb. lior. J1.50.
APPLES Good slock , per bbl , , JS.6CB2.73j
lIchlEan stock , $3 ; New Yoik or New England ,
3. < XKn3.25.
PEACH P.S-None.
PM'MS California , none.
IMIITNE8 None.
PKAHS Winter Nellls. $1.75.
GRAPES Concords , 10-lb. baskets , none ; Cal-
fornln. nonu ; Malagas , per G3 to 6S-lb. bbls. ,
7.S05T9.00.
CIlANDUnniES-Cape Cod fancy , $10 per bbl.
TROPICAL rmilTS.
OnANOES Mexican , per box , J3.BO ; Florldas ,
2.75W3.00.
HANANAS Choice stock , $2.CO 2.30 per bunch.
LEMONS Malaga , J4 ; fancy Florida , sizes 2M
nil 300 , JI.OOit4.2Ti.
PI NBA PPLKS-None.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTEUS IXL , 8c ; medulm. per can , lOc ;
mrsc shoes , 12c ; extra standards , lEc ; extra se
eds , 17c ; company selects , 21c ; New York
ounts. 25c.
NEW FIGS-Fancy , 16c ; choice , 13 < ? Hc ; Cal-
fornla , bngs , Sc.
HONEY New York , 17c ; California , ICc.
MAPLE SYllUP-Oallon cans , per doz. . J12.
NUTS Almonds. ISWICc ; English walnuts , 12c ;
filberts. 12c : Braill nuts , So : eastern chestnuts.
no coed Block : shellbark hickory nuts , per bu. ,
2 ; laice hickory nuts , J1.75 ; fancy raw peanuts ,
c ; roafted peanuts , 7Hc.
SAUEll KIIAUT Choice white , per bbU $4.50
C4.73 : per half bbl. . J2.50.
MINCE MEAT fancy. In half bbls. , per lb. .
' ,4c ; 10 eal. kegs , 7c ; condensed , per case of 3
loz. pkgs. . J2.75.
FISH Flesh caught crapplea. perch nnd tun-
fish , 35c ; buffalo. 3J4c ; pike nnd pickerel , CSSc ;
atllsh. 8@9c ; black bass , I2f13o.
CIDEU Pure Juice , per bbl. , J5.50 ; half hbl. , $3.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 3'ic ; No. 2 erecn
ildes , 3'ic ; No. 1 green salted hides , 4VJc : No. 2
green salted hides , 3Uc ; No. 1 green salted hides ,
3 to 40 Iba. , 4'.4c : No. 2 green salted lildes. 25 to
0 Ibs. , SVic ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 13 Ibs. , 7c ; No.
2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 5c ; No. 1 dry flint hides ,
c ; No. 2 dry flint hides , 4c ; No. 1 dry sailed
ildos , 5c ; part cured hides , Vic per lb. less than
Tully cured. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
bt. Louis General .Murket.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. ' 21. FI OUR Very dull.
WHEAT Afler nn ndvar.e of Ic. at the open-
ng prlc } went off , and cosed TiSlo below j-es-
.erday ; cash. 514c ; December , 50H@51c ; May ,
.
COHN Weak and closed Ho off ; cash , 45c ;
December , 45Uc ; January , 44Hc ; May , 45HW4CC.
OATS Also went off , but not so much us
corn and wheat ; cash and November , 30c ; May ,
IlYE-Dull at C2'4c. '
I1AHLEY rirm ; Minnesota sales at nSGSSUe.
HAY Active and higher ; prime to strictly
choice.- $8.M@a.OO.
TIMOTHY SEED Quiet. '
DUAN Scarce ; east tiack , C3c ; at mill , C3@
LRAD Qul t at 12.95 asktd.
SPHLTEH Dull.
FLAX SUED-Qu'ct ' at SI.41.
WHISKY Steady at SI.23.
miTTER Unchanged.
KGOS Steady nt 17c.
llAQaiNH M'jQtHc. according to weight.
COTTON TIES 70c.
PROVISIONS Pork , dull ; Jobbing , $12.C2'J.
Lard , lower ; steam. $8.80 ; salofl of choice at
I6.92H. Bacon and dry salt meats , uulet at pre
vious prices.
MECKIPTH Flour , 3,000 bbls. ; Wheat , 10,000
bu. ; corn , 35.000 bu. ; oals , 9,00) bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 2,000 bbls. ; wheat , 2,000
bu. ; corn. 1,000 bu. ; oals. 4.000 bu.
KIIIISA ; City Markets.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 21. WHEAT Ic lower ;
No. 2 hard , 60c ; No. 3 bard , 48 © c ; No. 2 red ,
< 9c ; No. 3 red , 4Sc : rejected , 46c ; sales , f. o. h. ,
Mississippi river : No. 2 nominally ITAQKe ; No.
j hard , EGc.
COHN Unchanged ; No. 2 mixed , 41642c ; No.
2 while. 42 ? 42'ic.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 30@30 > 4c ; No. 2
white. 33c.
IHJTTKK Steady ; creamery , lGS22c ; dairy ,
1317c.
KC3OS Scarce : strictly fresh , IBc.
IIKCKIIT8 Wheat , 2.400 bu , ; corn , 71,000 bu. ;
oats. 6,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , none ; corn , none ; oats ,
none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Wool Market.
BT. LOUIS. Nov. 21. WOOL About steady ,
with a Rood outward movement , owing to higher
freights after this week ; prices unchanged.
ANTWKIU" . Nov. 21. The Illver Platta auction
wool sales were concluded hero today. The num
ber of bales offereed was 2,900. of which 477 were
bold. The demand was sluggish and prices poor
at yesterday's decline. The qunllty " > s poor
and the- result discouraging. A few bales of
Australian wool were offered , but the sales were
not sufficient to afford a reliable test of values ,
The following are the sales In detail : lluenos
Ayres , in bales , 2 3-&Q5 3-&d ; Montevideo , 300
bales , at 383 4-5d.
' 1'rlncoVlient Onotntlon * .
HAN FIIANCISCO , Nov. 21. WHEAT Steady ;
December , 91T c ; May , $1.01 ; spots , 91Uc ; cleared ,
77,830 centals.
STOCKS AND 1IONU3.
Speculation Wns Lurgoly Confined to Bur
lington Si Qulncy Ynslonliiy.
NEW VOHK , Nov. 21. The speculative
list today was centered In Burlington &
Qulncy. During the forenoon the street
awaited the action of the directors of the
company , who went Into pesslon in. Boston
nbout noon. There seemed to bo a. verj
general Impression that the regular divi
dend would be declared. Hence n good buyIng -
Ing movement was In force up to midday ,
around which the stock touched 71 % , nn
advance of 1 % per cent from yesterday's
closing. At about this time dispatches
were received from Hoston by the news
agencies nnd houses with Boston connec
tions to the effect that the dividend of Hi
per cent had been declared. This report
was qtilcUly proven false and was evidently
the result of a conspiracy on the part ul
some one In Boston with the view of work
ing the mark t. The report wna telephoned
to the Boston News bureau as from trie
directors' meeting and wns distributed ny
that concern In all directions. The false
story was quickly followed by the true one ,
that the dividend had been reduced to 1
pe.r cent , nnd thereupon n rush to ell was
begun , which , In a short timehnd broker
the price to 70 % , a loss of 3 % per cent ,
Some covering at this figure caused s
rally of V , per cent , but It was Imnossltnt
to stem the tide of sales und another re.
action set In which sent the stock dawr
H per cent , with only a recovery of U pel
cent nt the close. The loss from the highest
point touched Is 414 per cent , and from the
llnal gales of yesterday 2 i per cent. Tn <
volume' of business In the shares wai
heavier than for a lone time , ( he sales UK
sreeatliiR 83,000.
Were It not for the brisk buying of th <
morning In the belief of a full dividend th <
amount of stock thrown on the market
during I he afternoon would not hav
reached the large proportions which It did
but the ' -arly purchases made certain 01
letting go their holdlnga ut any price. Tn <
other Krangerti , na did most of the actlvi
list , followed the course of Burlington
movinir up in the forenoon and declining
during the afternoon.
St. Paul advanced H and broke 2 per cent
rullylng- per cent , nock Island Bold uj
H per cent , reacted 1 % per c nt , recoverlnt
ri per cent ; Northwest Bold up % per cent
fell on * 2Vi per cent , and reacted U Pti
cent.-'Sugar advanced 1U per oent.to S1H
reacted- 80. in sympathy with the at
ur hslon In Burlington , and then , on buy
Ing , rest silently and-elided al ft retfctlol
f 4 per c < nt. but naming -U per cent
n the day. Avcstern Union advanced H
icr cent and lout l per cent , drains' At the
owest. Bouthtrn Pncinc preferred roi > o .i
er cent , dropped 3 per cent , nnil closed
wllhln U per cent of the lowest. The mnr-
et wan at tin worst In the final IrtuHiifr
and closed decidedly wenk In tone. In the
majority of the list they chow a loss on
he day. The bond mnrhet wns firm during
he morning , but became easier" In the laic
esslon , owing to the break In the ? share
Ut. Tradingwns comparatively light , the
opal transactions being $557.000.
The Kvenlnir Post's Ixiniion cnblo says :
leneral dullness wns the feature of the
lock markets today , with nn Improving
endency nt the close. The less confident
one on the Paris bourse wns the chief In-
uence In thr- markets here. Americans
were Idle , not sharing In th recovery nt
tie close. Canadian Pnclllc wns offered nt
1 , Grand Trunk wns better on hopes of
n Improvement In trnlllc. It Is rumored
; old Is to bo received here tomorrow from
* Iew York. It may be only u rumor , for It
s not conllrmcd In the best quarlers. There
vlll be n weak allotment of India bills
odny.
The following were the closing quotations
n the lending stocks of the New York ex.
hangc today :
Atchmon II. I' . . Il.fi.i3
AdnniH Kxnrt-RH. . . Northwestern o
Alton , T. H do pfd
Mo pfd 1DR N. Y. Central
Am. KxpreBR 114 N. Y. & .N. K SB ! ?
tlaltliiioro & Ohio. 17 Ontario .V. W. . . . . .
Cnnnd.i I'aclilc , . . . On-con Imp 12M
Canada Soulhern. . Orosroii Nav at )
Central ruclllc. . . . MM o. s. L. ti t ; . N. . . .
Clu'M. & Ohio I'acllluMnll 22W
Chicago Alton 1' . 1I. & E ill *
C. . II. & Q Pltlsburir IfiO
Chicago < fis. . . . . . . Pullman 1'nlaco. . ir > fl' ' <
Consolidated Oas. Ilt-adlng 17H
O. . C. . O. kSL. \ . . . . U7H Illchmond Tor. . . . ln
Colo. Conl It Iron. . do pfd 10
Cotton Oil Cert. . . . It. O. W WH
Doliuviirt ) .VIliul. . U. O. W. pfd 43
Del. , Lack.AW. . . Ilock Inland (10 K
D. ill. o. pfd St. 1'aul f)8H
I ) . &C. F. Co mi do pfd 11SH
Erie St. P. & Omaha. . , . : )3H )
do pfd 27 do pfd Ill )
Fort Wayne 157 Southurn Pacific' . . ID
O. Northern pfd. . . 101 Sug.tr Ilolinory. . . . 1)1 ) JS
0.4E. I , nfd 01 T..MIII. Coal A Iron. 1B
HocklniT Vatloy. . . Texas r.iolllc Vn
Illinois Central , . . 1)1) ) ) T.&O. Cent. pfd. . 73
St. P. JUDiiluth. . . . Union Pacific 11 !
K. , V T. pfd rj II. KxprosH 42
Laku ErloiWcst II ) AV. St. L. A 1' ( t' <
do pfd 70 do pfd 1HH
Liki-Shore li ; : < Wells frnnroBx. . . lllfi
Lead Trust 41 Westi-rn Union. , . . H7K
LonlHvllIe.t N. . . . 5:1 : \V. .t L. E 11 *
L. .t N. A 7 ill ) pfil 4 ( )
Manhattan Con , . . . M.&St.L m
' .Memphis.to U. & It. U 11M
Michigan Cent. . . . C5. K M
MlHHoiirl Pacific. . N. L anji
Mobile A Ohio. . O. F. .tl 20
N.-tMivllloCliat. . . . till II. &T. C -M'.t
National Cordaro , T. A. A. & N. M. . . .
dopf < l Ill T. St. L. A.K. C. . . .
N. J. Central D-'H do pfd 0
N. &W. pfd , S1W S. U , H 11H
North Am. fo. . . . * do ptd. . : tri
Northern Pacific. . A in. Tub. 1)7 ) ? i
No.JMc. _ fil di > pf.l . 108H
"bid.
The total sales of stocks today were 258,103
shares , Including : American Sugar , B5.300 ; Ilur-
llngton , 92,601) ) ; Chicago Clas , G.Sji ) ; Louisville &
Nashville , 2,800 ; Manhattan consolidated , 3,000 ;
New Jersey ' Central , 3,800 ; Nortswestcrn , 4,100 ;
Iteadtng , 3.400 ; Hock Island , 13.1W ; St. Paul ,
42.RW ; Southern railroad , W. L , 2,700 ; Southern
rallrond preferred. 3.400 ; Untied Slates Cordage ,
2,000 ; Western Union , 4.900.
Now Vurk Monor Market.
NEW YOItK , Nov. 2I.-MONKY ON CALI
Easy at 1 per cent ; last Icon , 1 per cent ; closed
at 1 per cent.
PltlME MERCANTILE PAPEP.-2iff4 per
cent.
STEHLINO EXCHANGE Quiet but strong ,
with actual business In bankers' bill at $4,87ii ! ?
4.87i for demand and at J4.8Ci4fl4.S6i4 for sixty
days : posted rates , J4.S7R4.57M and $1.8 S4.S8'S ;
commercial bills , $4.Sj' , < ( i4.Soi. !
SILVER CERTIFICATES 63Uc.
GOVEHNMUNT BONDS Steady ; state bonds ,
Inactive ; railroad bonds , easier.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
Flimnul.il 7otu4.
HOSTON. Nov. 21. Clearings , H,5SS,2 < 6 ; bal
ances , lCOS,7W.
IIAI.T1MOUE , Nov. 21. Clearlncs , 2.401,315
balances , $305,1111.
NEW YOltlC. Nov , 21 , Clearlnes. J01,713C07
balances , J5.233.S05.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 21. CIcarlnRs , J11.417 ,
9S2 ; balances , II , 607,918.
IIEIILIN , Nov. 21. Exchange on London , elsh
days sight , 20 marks 39 i > fT.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 21. Olourlnps , J403.910 ; bal
ances , 1112,078. New York exchange , eelllnK n
par.
NEW YOHK. Nov. 21. Neslage. ColBntc & Co
today sold tW.OOO in gold at a premium of U pe
cent.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 21. Money , 2iiG 'per c it
New York exchange , 35lf50o premium , CIcarlngH
J2.MO.OOO.
NEW OIILEANB , Nov. 21. Clearlnss , J917.918
New York exchange , bank , par ; commercial , I
discount.
PA11IS. Nov. 21. 4 p. m. Three per cen
rentes , ' 102f 2 > 4c for the account. Exchanee on
London , 25f 12Ho for checks.
LONDON , Nov. 21. Gold h nuottd today a
lluenos AJTPB at 2U ) ; Madrid , OSO ; LUlwn , tJ.OO
Ht. Petersburg. 0 ; Athens , 77 ; Home , 107. fO
Vienna. 103.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 21. Clearlne * . J3,731T40 ; ) il
ances , $120,220. Money , quiet , 0 < (7 per cent fo
call and time loans. Exchange on New York
par to S5c premium.
CHICAOO. Nov. Jl. Clearlncs , 115,757.000
Money , 4U4',4 per cent on call : 6 < t per cent o
time. New York exchange. 60o premium. For.
Hgn exchange , firm ; eterllnic , commercial , J4.85V ,
WAB1IINOTON , "Nov. Zl. At 1:45 : today no r
Iiorts of gold withdrawals hud been received a
the treasury from Nen York. Ily an error I
the telegram received from New York yeslerda
the withdrawals were given at I X > , ( M > In excel
of the true amount. The actual withdrawal
were tl. 00.000. The cash balance In the treasur
today IB HM.H7.1K ; Rold reserve , ! ! > B,954.ii3. Thl
Sofa not Include yesterday's withdrawals , whlc
leave the actual gold re erve Ht J57t3 < , ll9. Th
wcrttury of the Interior has approved therrqul
sltlons on the treasury for pension payment fo
the fullonlnif DKuncIti ; Wushington , 12.055,000
Ban Francisco , JGW.OOO ; Detroit , ll.TCO.uvO ; Co
lumliui. K.TUO.OOt ) ; lloiten. > I. 7B.XW ; Augusta
Vlr. , I7 < ,000 | total. IW.7JO.OOO. Th * receipt
from customs thus far during the present mont
re I7.480.CS3 ; Internal revenue , 15.169,0)0 ) ; mUcrl
laneoua ( ourrea , 1912,339 , making a total of 113.
MiO ; The npendllurri amount to :2tieo.OOO
making- the deficit so far thin month. M.U7.K3
and for th period tlnce July 1 , 1194. | : , Si,7S6.
OMAHA LIVE gOCIl MARKETS
Heavy Eun of Hogs -fib Chief Feature of
the Daytime Yards.
A .11
CATTLE COMING AREJOF POOR QUALITY
Vo Good Feil Nalljj ofTere < l for Snle-
Trndo Dull ttnilillniEgltig for Thli
Itcnsou HngirUn Off Itiipldly
' * '
Wli'bNlCSUAY , Nov. 21.
Tlicro was n lieavj"rtiii of hogs today , but
ot nn excessive supply of cattle mid sheep.
The total was 324 fch'rs. HecelptH for the
liree days foot up n,9M cattle. 20.750 hogs
nil l.OM Bhcep , a decrease of 2GX ) cattle
itul 700 Blteep , and an Increase , of over 7,000
ogs ns compared with last week.
The cattle iniirket was one of those dull ,
mean , dragging alTnlra for which this sen-
on of the year Is noted. Supplies wore
ather liberal anil made up of fair to pool-
vcstcrn rangers and short fed natives.
Crossed beef men wonted sonic good , tut
coves , but there were practically none of
hut kind here and on the kind that were
ere the market was slow and weals to a
Irno lower than yesterday , und It took
bout all day to effect anything like a
learance.
With cow stuff It was about the same
vay. Buyers were In no pressing need of
vppll. is'i , an',11 n'Hioufili ' tlierc were not
) er thirty loads on sale , the movement
vas sluggish throughput anil prices shaded
oxyer on all grades. Veal calves were In
nly moderate supply anil about held their
xvn. but the market for all grades of rough
lock was slow anil lower.
The feeder trade was quiet and dull.
iuyers were scarce and the supply OH hand
, SniV > > ,900 < 1' smooth feeders , with weight
and quality. um | g00l. well bred yearl ngs
uled steaily. The market for the common
Pw.Kra lo stock cattle was simply stag
nant. They could hardly bo moved at any
> rlce. Uepresentntlvo sales :
DRESSED UEEF.
No. Av. I > r. No. Av. 1'r Vo Av r r
- S ! ' ; 2 H'-K" ' 4..wn BIO
I' ' ' ' " 1CSC 310 17. . . . 1150315
. . . . 835300
SIIIPI'INB AND IJXPOUT.
I. . . .1034 323 H..10S3 323 20. . . , UM 350
cowa
' " "iniS } JO. . . . 993 153 0. . . . 8C7 190
S'--'SiS ' | H. . . . 813 ICO 1..1010 200
" " } ' ! JO ' 0 ° . . . . 810 200
1..1000 125 3. , . , 926 1 ( T
> 1. . . . SCO 2 0 < >
" "i i ? ? - . . . 1C5 2l ! 90S 200
J. . . . 830 1 3ft
2. " . 725 1 fi3 * fl mtt > OA
T-tS ! ! I-- " " : : : : " 2 s
S" " J 12 7. . . .887 163 1. . . . 600 200
4. . . . WO
140 21. . . . S85 163 1 1016 " 00
. 4..JOO 170 44' : : .903 20)
: : : : ? ;
1. . .1010 225
7. . . .1077 180 2. . . .1040 225
1. . . . 1040 1 83 1 930 22S
< 933 1 ST 1. . . 130U2 25
B. . . . 840 1 85 1" in" s
. . . . -157-150 6. . . . 31fi
w
] . . . . C90 21)0 )
2. . . . 320 ISO 2
SO 1 CO
I : : : IH > BO
v g
Es 8
1..1DO'4W
1 nn 4 > - ,
s : : : ; US J a
1.- . . 1S04M
3 , . . . 31J 230
2. . . .1120 ISO
1--J130 ISO
- -
. . . 1 TfMl 1 R"
5 S ? " ' "J'-3s : : l ' } : f : : * ' ! '
. . 1 55 1..1020 1 75 1 1491) ) l - .
2. . . .1100 ICO 1..T0T173 l.i : 01M
1..1C60 160 1. . . . 92 ' 1 75 1 Ma l * -
i..ii8o 165 : . : : :6w : I ? ? I : : : : iln
1..1450 1 GS 1..I090 175 .1..849 1 %
1..1CCO 1 C5 1..1370 175 1..1270 200
1..1580 163 1..1230 180 1..1270 200
1..11SO 1 CJ 1..10SO 180 1..1C70 200
1..130 165 J..1340 ISO T..1200 200
1..1130 170 1..136) ) 1 to 1..10TO 2W
1..13W 170 1..1160 180
OXKN.
' " ' J 1SM 20 ° B..1MO 250
. 175
STAGS.
1..1370 185 1..1160 ISO * 1. . . . DM 250
feTOCKKRS AMU KEEUKRS.
1. . . . 110 200 1. . . . 4CO 230 33..10M 270
5. . . . 568 200 1. . . . 82) 240 4. . . .1067 270
2. . . . 690 200 17. . . . 902 240 lil.illCO 275
2. . . . 710 SOO 2. . . .835 240 1..1S90 275
1. . . . 680 200 10. . . . 817 240 2'J. . . . 3 273
8. . . . 451 SOO . . . . 5W 243 12. . . .1053 280
2. . . . 650 215 1. . . . 60" " ) 243 23..1044 280
6. . . .591 215 6. . . . COO 843 11..113S 300
13. . . . 5C9 220 20. . . . 714 245 1..1140 3 Oil
6. . . . 000 220 2. . . . 9TO 251 12. . . .1100 300
7. . . . C30 220 II. . . . 722 250 45. . . .1148 300
1. . . . 9.0 220 7. . . . F23 2 CO 10. . . .1156 315
I. . . . 750 tK 4. . . . 717 250 11..1122 315
2. . . . t.2T , 2 25 29. . . . 811 250 19. . . .987 320
1. . . . 830 223 9. . . . 856 250 1. . . . 9SO 255
1..1UO 225 10. . . . 9S7 2W 1. . . . 950 2 C5
2. . . . 880 223 7. . . . 874 280 G..M2 26)
6. . . . Ml 2 r > 13. . , . 863 250 1. . . . 760 2 GO
1..1050 22.1 3fi. . . . 782 2 & 5 1. . . , 940 263
20. . . . 614 223 11. . . . GSa 2 S5 ] . . . . 4 ) 2 tS
1. . . . 720 225 14. . . . 837 255 14. , . . 389 2 CS
4. . . . 670 225 40. . . . CCO 255 20. . . .838 263
9. . . . 696 225 C2. . . . 937 215 8. . . .946 265
4. . . . 595 2 25
MUJCnnS AND SPniNOKUS.
1 springer . J12 00
1 BprlnRer . 2J 00
1 Rprlnger . 23 0-J
1 pprlnper . 2200
Iconninl cult . \.i > . 2300
1 i'ow nnil Cfllf . 27 00
1 cow ami calf . 31) ) 00
2 cows anil calvi-s , each . 2800
WESTUUN CATTLE.
No Av. Pr. No. Av. Vr.
FO foeilfrs. . . . 918 $2 40 2 feeders. . . . 950 (2 00
55 feeders. . . . 954 2 73 -23 feeders. . . . 10CO 3 00
SOUTH DAKOTA.
AVIlllnni Thompson.
2 Lulls . 13tT 155 1 feeder . 1080 200
28 feedvrB..1137 3 30
30J.
J. Jlcwcs.
13 feeders. . . .11CC 3 30
30W
W , Jlorrln.
2 Lulls . 14C3 1 DO 41 sirs , Tex..llC8 310
K , M. Stewart.
1 cow . KO 175 10 COWB . 1100 220
1 feeder . 1160 260 17 feeders. . . . 1098 310
Cameron & Curry.
5 feeders. . . . 900 260 31 feeders. . . . 944 260
WYOMING.
Sloore & 1) .
13 cows . SOO 1 45
J. II. ItUfKell.
3 cows . 900 3 frO 19 cows . 942 230
1 str , Us. . . . 950 250 f steers . 1132 325
I' . Ilerlit.
1 heifer . CM 225 1 eow . 850 225
bl cows . I'CO 223 10 cows. . . 851 2v53
H. arllllll ) .
Meows . 1014 240
J. 8. Button.
11 cows . li:0 250 2 steers . 1250 300
COI.OKADO.
4 steers . 12C5 340 ' SO steers . 1379 400
1 COW . .10SO 176 4 hulls . 1SCO 180
9 cows . 1038 225 a j , , 81 sirs , Tex. .1011 273
23 steers . 949 2 Srt '
J. llymes.
2 sirs. UK. . . 760 200 * ' 7 cows . 837 213
3 steers . 953 2 M 1 steer . 1200 300
F. T.-Maflli > .
10 bulls . 1077 125 Vi > 2cows . 789 173
1 Sir , tie. . . , 900 2 00 ' 56 cows . 810 2 10
36 steers . 912 210 , . steers . 843 2 fa
I steer. . . . . . .1000 250 J' 1 steer . 1010 250
ID All a
1' . Ctuue.
1 stun . 970 1 'Mlt cows . ECD 2 1 !
33 steers . 1072 3 00
HOGg Supplies todai ; wbre heavier tlinn ( liej
have been since early Jm.Auifust , wlien fnnntii
wen } B ttl'iK In everyTIilni ? pofslble- accouni
cf the drouth. MnnyJW9i ( ; IIOKS noiv comlnt
are forced In by Hie scarcity of feed and tin
approach of cold weiUlicK Fifteen ot the Hi
loid that arrived today were from Hloux C'lt )
billed direct to llamnicraa. "Oodtl to choice hravj
IIOKS were plenl'ful. but tlyn was nltu an over'
supply of poor to fall llnni. stuff and pig * . Tin
maiket averaged toe to 20u. lower than Tuesday
a quarter lowfr than . .Tuesday's nirontr openlnt
and not more than to t10e ' lower than Tiifsday'i
% ry weak clo e. ICostem markets were rfarte >
lower , 'provisions were weak , the supply wai
liberal and HlthouKlipackers all wanted tin
hogs there was little nr nulhinic to preren
them from buying them at their own prices
Common to choice heavy hoes sold all the wa ]
from 14.30 to I4.W. with two nr three prlmi
heavy luads at H.W. Jluyers were , ull loolilni
for weleht and illicrlnrnatlnE aealnst the llghtei
funles. Poor Co choice light and light inlxet
loads Mid all the way from 14' to f4.3S , wltt
Si ) to 140-lb. pigs at fnmi U.li to tJ.W. Thi
general trndo was slow. There was a sllehtl :
firmer feellnir at one time , but thft rlsse wai
weak , with fully 2,000 IIORS , mnelty JlRhtwelghls
unsold. The bulk uf the hogs sold t Uy at Iron
14.30 to ! 4,4& , as BKulnst It.M In (4.MI Tuesda ;
and J4.49 to I4.0 on ) s \Vrdnes < lay. Ilrpre
lenlutlve sales :
Ko. Ay , Bh. Pr. No. Ax. Sh. Pr.
Ivt . i . . . | 3 0 61 . . . .id 401440
13 . 1S2 M 4 HO II . 2&t SO 440
10 , . . . . . . .197 40 4 00 It . t ZtO 440
Jl . 1S5 . . . 400 74. , . . . . . .218 160-440
M . .133 . . . 4W 71 . 2t2 . . . iiO
" 1M . . . 00 H SOI 40 144
t . . . .180 10 4 M M 116 200 I 40
19 1C M 410 10 321 . . . 440
00 1U 200 4 ITU < 233 2OT < 40
3 176 40 4 17'i TO 214 ftt 440
m 161 ICO 420 79 214 120 140
1 201 SO 4 M 6 272 SO 4 40
68 174 160 420 72 24S . . . 440
3 191 240 420 81. . 239 160 440
100 175 40 4 25 99 120 120 440
68 171 120 4 2T. 74 216 . . . 440
90 184 120 425 72 281 ICO 440
01 IKS 200 423 72 227 200 440
9..i 281 . . . 4 25 (2 2uS 120 4 40
0 180 40 4 2- S3 209 . . . 4 40
3. , , 205 210 423 62 2CT SO 440
3 (234 ICO 4 25 61 213 (0 4 40
3..i..175 . . . 4 23 2 300 . . . 4 40
, . , 1XS 240 4 77 < i 3 376 . . . 4 40
. , . ' 211 320 430 4 332 . . . 440
02. . . . . . . 162 40 43(1 ( 4 263 . . * 440
0. . , 210 2 > 0 430 72 2 S 120 4 42'b
9 234 60 4 30 OS..WO 200 4 < 2 < i
5 230 200 430 63 2ni ( K.O 445
. . , . . - . . . . . . 4 20 32 32G 120 4 43
1 1EC 40 430 7 472 80 445
X..102 JO 4 SO . CS 2 > VJ 40 443
9..S 224 210 430 63 273 100 443
4 231 20 43D t.8 300 ICO 445
89 241 BO 430 71 261 2uO 4 4.i
7 214 . . . 430 28 213 . . . 443
. . . . . . . , ! 44u 430 27 3C4 . . . 443
87 206 2SO 430 Ta 247 200 443
2 il''f. ' 2UO 430 81 211 120 443
2 200 80 4 SO C9 285 520 445
8 19.1 SO 430 IX ) 3IG 80 445
83 193 10 430 64 262 200 445
7 , .W . . . 430 41 2117 1G < > 44. .
S 172 80 430 22 319 1W 443
6 2rt 120 430 76 247 120 443
3 213 40 430 71 2:18 : ICO 445
4 133 240 4 CO fC , 310 120 443
7 11)0 ) 1M 4 M f,8 308 SflO 4 45
3 2h1 80 430 61 238 10 445
6 1S7 . . . 430 61 27B . . . 44"
* 200 120 430 69 247 40 443
8 178 KO 430 02 271 120 44'
3 186 80 4 SO H 223 210 443
7 197 160 430 77. , 230 80 445
0 231 . . . 4 .W f,9 291 . . . 447
7 177 . . . 4 SO 45 2. . 200 4 4"
) 198 200 I 30 lit 312 120 4 43
0 207 240 4 32'.4 61 303 1 ) 445
4 202 120 4 35 f,2 , SW SO 4 45
00 ' .171 40 4 35 123 265 2.K ) 4 43
8 218 80 4 35 SI 28 ! 20 4 45
1 250 40 435 61 313 fO 4 50
'i 217 2)0 ) 4 SI BO 325 120 4 M
G 187 160 4 35 75 2.V. 4) 4 fll
7 235 80 4 35 C7 Mo 210 4 M
1 213 200 435 7 2SI 210 4 M
G 25t ICO 435 Ct 2C3 12) 4 M
4 227 2ll ) 4 33 C3 320 . . . 4 M
1 246 80 435 4 4. . . . 4 M
CC 203 120 4 3' C2 SO ! 32' ' ) 4 M
CO 240 120 4 35 53 293 210 4 Ml
A 247 80 435 52 210 . . . 4 M
4 230 240 4 35 61 300 f.0 . 4 M
1 237 131 435 4 302 M ) 4M
1 24 2SO 4 35 68 276 2)H 4 M
7 230 200 435 72 290 ] UO 4 . " .0
0 295 200 435 4S 271 kl ) 4 M
5 196 240 435 43 418 . . . 450
2 194 240 435 fS 325 . . . 4 BO
235 . . . 435 fJ 297 2sO 4 .V )
2 269 40 433 22 337 . . . 4 BO
2 B40 120 4 35 68 312 ECO 4 BO
2280 \ 4 33 CO 33S SO 4 50
3 230 . . . 43. 4 4)1 . . . 450
1 213 . . . 433 B7 3X1 120 4 BO
4 215 40 440 61 312 16'J 4 BO
262 120 440 4J 278 . . . 4 BO
3 433 . . . 440 CS 2lii 12' ' ) 450
5 280 200 440 ---57 3IW 80 4 CT
! 3 267 80 4 40 4U i)2l ) SO 4 55
: l 2.13 120 441 56 35S 80 4 B.1
1 320 40 4 40 57 310 . . . 4 55
I'ldS AND IlOUQIt.
2 210 . . . 275 108 79 . . . S 25
1 200 . . . 2 75 6 110 . . . 3 SO
1 250 . . . 275 10 137 . . . a 80
9 B4 . . . 275 15 110 . . . 330
3 160 . . . 290 B4 84 . . . 34' )
' ; 74 . . . 290 8 184 . . . 350
1 180 : . . 300 12 IDS . . . 350
1 210 . . . 300 26 91 . . . 3 M
.6 85 . . . 300 80 121 . . . 30' )
2 280 . . . 3 i 25 105 . . . .1 BO
1 210 . . . 300 14 91 . . . 3 BO
7 238 . . . 300 79 131 . . . 37.1
9 250 . . . 300 22 105 . . . 375
23 77 . . . 300 74 121 . . . 385
2 313 . . . 310 101 141 . . . 390
3 246 . . . 320
S11KKI * The supply was smnll nnd thorp was
Ittlc quotable change In the maiket. Klllcts
wanted Kood muttons and hunts at llrm IlKUrrs ,
! ) iit common stuff was hard to sell at any pvlce.
Fnlr to choice natives are quotable at } 2.2J2.90 ;
fair to KIHMestems ! at S2.U'iC-.GO ) ' ; common and
BtiR'k sheep , tl.25irl.75 ; Kouil to choice 40 to
100-lb. Iambs , ? 2.50@3.75. Ilcprcsi-ntatlvc sales :
No. Wt. 1'r.
239 Colorado mixed 80 J2 23
150 Colorado lambs 52 260
147 Dakota mixed SO 273
147 native mixed SO 275
Receipts mid Disposition of Stock.
Official receipts and disposition of slock ns
vhonn by the books 'of the Union Stock Yards
company for the twenty-four hours endlnff at 3
o'clock p. in. , Wednesday , November 21 , lk)4 ! ) :
KECEII'TS.
Cars , llpod.
Cattle 120 3ff)3
HOB 190 14,241
Sheep 4 B36
Horses and mules 11 259
DEPOSITION.
DEPOSITION.Cattle.
Cattle. IIos. Sheep ,
Omaha Parking Co 138 2.602
The O. II. Hammond Co SO 3,290
Kwlft and company 176 1,5C" > 399
Tim Cudahy I'acklns Co 1,367 4,737 H7
VVIIsun 214
Decker , 40
A. llaa CS '
It. llecker & ne en 97
Vun-sant & Carey . . . , . . . . ' . . . . ' 1G : |
Hamilton & K 29
T. Lobman 48
J. 1. . Carey 50
Uenton. M 163
Shippers and feeders 708 12
I/eft over ! . 200 2SO >
Total 3,327 1C.1CS 546
C'HICACO 1,1 Vi : HTOUK.
Offerings of Cattle Too Large by Alinont
One-Unit.
CHICAGO , Nov. 21. As one-halt of the cattle
actually on sale today would have met the needs
of tin- trade , the market was weak. In the gen
eral run of vattle then * was a fall of 10j to 15c
from the comparatively low prices previously nil-
InR. The extreme lange of quotations was from
$1,25 for scalfawai ? cows to $6.40 for fancy steers.
Bales were largely at $1.75 to J2.50 for cows und
heifers and bulls , und at $3.50 to $5 for steers.
Westerns sold ut shaded prlcex. Texas cattle
were steady.
At the stajt today the receipts of hops were
estimated at 53.000 , and the opening vas ex
tremely weak. The early hales were anywhere
from 5c to 15c lower than at the wmst time yes
terday. The later market was better. It was
discovered that the first estimate was ton large
by 10,000 head , and there was a retutn ( if ac
tivity. The close was not more thun Be to 100
lower than Tuesday , being ( Inn at from $1.35 to
$4.SO for heavy weights. Theie were not manv
sales at better than $1.70 , from 4.45 to JI.70
taking the bulk of the medilim and heavy , and
$4.30 to $1.45 helni ; popular prices for Unlit.
Thu demand for sheep and lambs was good and
the. market was fulr. The receipts for the l.mt
threu days have been only about 39,000 head , und
\\lth Indications of light arilvals for the le-
malndcr of this week holdeifi entertained prrtly
tlrm views. IMiir to choice sheep sold ftom
$1.25 to $3.25 , and at from $2 to $4 was the nmKC
of quotations for the hunbs. Thu bulk of the
sheep sold at $2.25 to (3.90 , and $2.90 to $3.70
bought most of the lambs.
Hccelpts : i'attle , 25,000 head ; calves , COO head ;
hogs , 45.000 bend ; sheep. IS,000 head.
The Kvenlntr Joutnal leports :
HOOS Hereipt" . 45,000 head ; ntllchil vrstPnl.iy ,
36,8 ! head ; left over , about 17.CO ) bead ; quullty
continues to Improve ; mniKet rather slow and
prices weak and uliout BrlOo lower ; sales tnnire
ut $ 'I.S3ii > l.40 for light , $1.2004.45 for rough pack-
Ins. $ USfK70 for mixed , $ l.40 < j'4. ' 0 for heavy
pricking and shipping lots , and $2.40ft3.15 ( for pigs.
OATTLB Heceipls. 23.0UO head ; maiket moder-
titily active , but weak , and prices uliout lOo
lower under a laigo supply.
BII1 I'3I HeeelptH , 15,000 head ; demand fulr ;
maiket unchanged.
WKSTBKN PACKING ISTHKHVTS.
Output for Last \Vccc ) Mure than Double
thi ! lHi : I'lKiircK.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 2-Hpeclal ! ( Telegram. )
Tomorrow's I'rlco Current will say ; Tlio mar
keting of hoga lias been remaiKablc In number
the past week , and parking operations have been
especially active , the western trade taking 595.000
hogs , rompaied with 393,000 the preceding week
and 285,000 last Joar. Krom November 1 the
total l 1.315.COO , agulnst 730,000 a year ago.
Prominent places vomjuiru us follows :
Place. 1894. 1S93.
Chicago . 610,000 260.000
Kansas City . LVi.OOO 7/.000
Oinnlia . 93,000 iw.wx )
St. Ixlllls . 0,000 32,000
Cincinnati . 4,000 28.000
Indianapolis . 59,00fl 33.0.)0
Milwaukee . CI.OOO 21,00)
Cedar llaplds . , 23. W 15.001
St. Joseph . 19,000 11.000
Hloux City . Sl.OOt ) 10.000
Otuimwa . 33,000 ! > ,000
St. Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30,00ft 18.W )
Hiinsan City Live .Stock Mnrlcnt.
KAN8AB CITY. Nov. 21.CATTl.KReceipt * ,
10 , " 0 head ; shipments , 2,300 head ; market rk
for best ; others DtilOc lower ; Texas steers , $2.05
J3.25 ; Texas cows , $1.5032.25 ; beef steels , $3.400
5.50 ; native cows , $1.50413.75 ; stockers und feed-
trs , $ .05@4.03 ; bulls. $ l.25ft3.75.
JIOUS Receipts. 17,300 head ; shipments , BOO
licud. market JuftlJo luwer ; bulk of sales. K.HW
4.4.1 ; heaUrx , $4.:5fi4.BO ; picke. s. I4.304.5) | ) ;
ml\e < l , $4.20t4.40 : Hghtu , | 4.00 4. 20 ; Yurkera , 14. 21)
Ml 4' ) . pigs. l.r.i | Tli6.
HIIKBP Uccelpts , 3,100 head ; shipments , 100
Ltd ] , n'aik t unchangrd ,
Ht. Loulu I.ITO Htock
8T. LOV1S , Nov. 21.-CATTLV : Hccelpts , C.100
head ; shipments. COO head ; market iVcllnrd 10i >
15o early , then became active ; native steers of
1.100 to 1.300 ll . brought $3.504.30 ; steels of
SOO to 1.000 Ibiu $2.5Mr3.25 ( : cows. $1.7iii > .33 ;
stockeis , Jl.S5fl3.IO ; liHfels. $2.CO.
HOGS Hccelpts , 13,500 head ; shipments. , 200
head ; market opened weak and lower ; top
prlren , H.W4M.CO ; bulk of hnle * , $4.'i5 l.43.
HHKBP Hwelpts. 1.10U head ; shipment * . 100
hmd ; market very dull ; native mixed , J-S3 ;
outhweit mixed , Jl.W ; lumbs , } 3.00t > 3.23.
btuc'U In nlgliu
Record of receipts at the four principal mar-
iels ; for V. ' dii tay. November 21 , 1S94 ;
Cattle. Hogs. Hhrrp.
Bouth Omalia . S.393 14.241 BM
Chlcilgo . 15,000 45.000 15,00 }
Kun as City . 10.600 17.JW S.100
at , Ixiuls . 6,100 13,500 1,100
Total * . . . 45.093 Sr ) , 41 19,736
New York Live Htock Hurkec.
NEW YO1IK , Nov. * ! . HBKVi:8-ncHil | § .
! , Q5 heuJ ; M iiua on tal ; maikcl oiirnnl itendy ,
"SHE KNOWS WHAT5 WHAT"
SANTA CLAUS
BECAUSE Irt TIE BE5T. PUREST 5 MOST ECONOMICAL
SOLD EYEHYMIERE
THEK.K.FAIRBAHKGOHPAHY. CHICAGO ,
WP ARP doillS the FURNITURE , CAR-
ff E ttnK PET and STOVE business of Omaha.
Stacks ot goods leave our warehouse daily loaded on
wagons sky-high. It is good goods , low prices and easy
terms that is doing it all. If you have never dealt with
us you should do so at once in justice to yourself.
Dinner Sets worth worth
.65 llT-'iJ ' Teaspoons ji.20
Tea Sets 4.15 worth JO.DO Cake Baskets. . . qjl worth
Toilet Sets 2.65 worth ! 0r > o Castors 2 worth 10.00
Piano . worth Dishes. . . J C worth
Lamps 4.95 J1Q.TO Berry 2 - / t > J7.W
IJaiiquet Lamps. . . 1.90 worth t&.U' ' ) Knives and Forks. worth
China Cuspidorcs. 35c worth Jl.UO Sugar Shells worth 11.00
FURNITURE. Parlor Furniture
Oak Center Tables. worlh Parlor Suits
98c J'J.M ) $14,75
Wardrobes $4.9O 7,0,00 , Bed Lounges 6. worth 112.53
Hall Hacks 8.25 Single Lounges. . 3.85 worth 18.23
Folding Beds. . . . 14.5O Divans 4,80 worth 810.00
Mattresses 2.5O worth M.50 Plusli Roclicrs. . . 3.00
Springs 98c worth Leather Couches. . 9.75 worth
OUR TERMS BOILED DOWN ARE :
$10.00 worth of poods ,
$1.00 per week or $4.00 per mouth
$25.00 worth of goods ,
$1.5U per week or $0.00 per month
$50.00 worth of poods ,
$2.00 per week or $8.00 per month
$75.00 worth of goods ,
$2.50 per week or $10.00 per month
Take your choice. Yourtrado $100.00 worth of poods ,
is equally appreciated $3.00 per week or $12 00 per month
whether you pay cash or on $203.00 worth of goods ,
payments. $4.00 per week or $15.00 per month
Formerly People's Mammoth Installment House
(
Open Monday and Saturday Evenings.
but eloppil wpjik ; native steers , choice , J3.00R.1.20
per lui ) Ibs. ; nfwil to lirlme , Jl.iJW.S.V ineillum
to fair , J1.10C4.W ; common und ordinary , J3.70
! ' ) . " > : vi-r > * l > ixir , J3. < Kii3.2a ) ; oxen , Jl.COi31.W ;
bulls , J2.00W2.75 ; dry cows , Jl.iff2.50 ; European
cubles iiuote American stccis nt DWllo per lb. ,
dressed eight. _
C'olTi-o Mnrkct.
N13\V YORK , Nov. 21. COl-'I'KK Opt'ois
opened baiely steady at 2)4f.T ) iwinli ilei'llno ;
ruled Irregular unil Renenilly weak unilor ln\ie !
declinecliwril ; W"ak lit 2MiiS5 points net drcllne ;
Hales , 2rr,00 liiiKs. Infludlni- : November , JM.iVItt
14.03 ; Oecenit > cr. II3.X > ( | I3 43 ; January , JI2.8QW
12 W' May , Hl.SSfiill.'lw : Hriitumber , $ ll.0rill. ! > 5 ;
Hiiot coffee , lllu , iiulel ; No. 7 , Jiri.75 ; uilM , stemly ;
Conlovn. JlS.2f,4fl'J.i ) ' ) ; nales. l.uoi ) b.i s lllu N" .
8 , plus 13. Ht $13 ; 8W IUIKH Muiacallio p. t. ; 1OO )
mats Interior IMdansr , siut. nt jM.25ff2l , ) . War-
himee deliveries from New Yoik jetteiday , 10.57J
bacs ; New York Flock today , HW.tSJ bnKit ; rnlleil
Ktales stock. 2ri.4S9 ) bits : ; ; iitlnal for the IJnlUil
Stales , 72OiW bans ; total v's ' ble Hiipply for the
t'nitdl Stales , JM2l'J bafis , atalnit 5t:2 bags
"sANTOS , Nov. 2I. llniket qulft ; ( Cuoil nern e
Santos , Jll.CO ; receipts , 2DW ) UIB ; ttock , 424,000
"ll.UllirUO. Nov. 21.-Holiday.
HAYIli : . N iv. 21. MaiKet opened steady and
iinchanKcd to 'if ndvnnce ; lit 12 in. , uleudy und
'At decline ; at 3 p. m. , liregular ; clo ed IrrcRU-
lar at l < . ( i2Ur ' derllno ; total tales , 1.U01 bau .
H1O fH JANKlltO , Nov. ! ! . MaiKet Mcady ;
No 7 Hlo , nonilinl ; exfhanBe , ll id ; reeelplw.
C W baits ; cleared for the I'nlleJ Ktales. B.OW
bags ; for iurei | , 1,000 brigs ; itouk , 2J,0' ; ' ) ) bajs.
Cotton Aliirucr.
NHW OHI.KANS , Nov. Sl.-4'OTTON Finn :
nilddllnK , 3U 'i low inlddllUB , 5r ; Rood ordln.iry ,
4ic ; lift ire.j'pts. 16,030 balec ; KIOSJ , IC.fl'C bales ;
exports to thu coiitlnent. 10,123 balcc ; iiiMlwlfe. .
3.0C2 bales ; Bales , 11,4)0 bales ; ttuck , 251,837
bNK\V OIU.KANH. Nov. Sl.-rOTTON-Klim :
sales , spot , 6,700 bales ; to urilvr , 4,700 bales ;
oidlnaiy , 4'ic ; good ardlniuy , 4' < i' ! low mldilllnir ,
Be ; mlildlliiB , & ' .ie ; KIKK ! mlildlliiK , S 11-lCc ; mid-
illlne fair , C',4o nominal ; fair , 7io ! ; reecltils ,
lli.Mtf bales ; exports , conHnrnt , 10,12ii bales ;
Liverpool .Market' .
I.IVKHI'OOIh Kov. 21. I p. m. WIIIJAT
Spat , firm : demand modemtf. No , 2 red winter ,
4 lid ; No. - Ii''l prlntr , 5 2d ; Nu. 1 hnld , Mnn-
Itoba , 5s 6d ; No. 1 Cullfoiiilii , 6s 3'id ; fulur
opened sternly : nejr months of red winter , 2d
hiuher , ami Uistiint months 3d hlKher ; business
WOH heavier on middle positions ; closetl sternly ;
November , 4s 10'iil ; December , 4s 10 > i | ; Junuary ,
4 I0iil ; J'Vlinury , 4s ll'.id , ilarch , in HUd ;
April , 4s HU'l.
t.'OHN Spot , bteaily mixed , 4s 10d ; futures
opened sfudy and closed steady , Tim heaviest
buslners wim on nraii'M nnd most dlnlant options ,
November , 4s lOil ; December , 4s lOUd ; January ,
4.4 C'i < l ; March , 4 S > id ; Atull , 4a Md.
KIX1UH Klnni demand moderatfj tit. Jctil
funcy winter , 6a.
I'KAB-Cmiudlan , ) IQ'.jil.
hiicur Mnrfcat.
NKW YOItK , Nuv , 21. HirOAIl Haw. stcudyj
tulcn. 2.0ii | ) iMgs centrlfiiKul , M lest , at ! ! 4c :
K tons MliM-oviiJii , 8'J text , at 2 9-lCc , In bond to
Ouiiida : rellnnl , rjulel ,
1.0NDON , Nov. 21.-RiOAH-Cane. : dull nnd
depressed : centrlfmfiil , Ja\H , Us DdJ Muneovudo ,
fair Kilning , 9" C.I.
Mlnmuipoll * WliBil Market.
MINNHATOMH. Nov. 81. Whemt cables wer
Him this mornlnu. The lorul maiket In con.
sequence opened Btrong and uilvuncnl sIlKlilly
from the oiHfiilng- , but It was soon evident thai
mote wheat wan fur nl than the market wouhl
readily absorb , and , prices becan lo decline. 1'rl.
murx rec li > t were nomewhal lariicr , TUt * !
Stand at the Head.
For thlrty years
Oticbcr\Vnlch Cnsos
have been endorsed by
every prominent dca >
IcrlnlhoUnltcdStatcs.
Tlio Duubcr trade
mnrk In this country ,
nnd the Hail mark la
ICnglnni ) r.ro a guaran *
tccojimro metal. ! ?
jewel Ifarapdsn move
ments In Ducbcr casci
tstuml nt Iho liead.
If your dealer docs not keep onr watches mall
in your address iuulve will scud you the
immo nf a dealer who lines. Tilt ; IUICUEU
WATCH WORKS , Canton , O.
WM. I.OUDON.
Commission Merchant
Grain : mU Provisions.
Private wires to Chicago and New
All business orders placed on C
Hoard of Trade.
Correspondence solicited.
Olllce. room 4 , New York Llfo Building.
Umuhu. Telfphono 1303.
dine iiltogelhrr wns Ic on Decomlx-r , 'Jo on cash
and November , and nearly Ic nn May. On track ,
M'.fcc ; haul , tS'jc ' ; No. 1 northern , DSc ; receipt *
wiiii ; 831vwO bu. ; Khlimcnls | , 10,00. ) bu. ; the flour
market was itulet. und In some Instances lower
prices were ncci-pted , ( juolatlons were | 2.35$2.GQ
for patenls , Ji.lMfi.2J for bakers , 1'roductlnn
Is estimated at 40,000 bbls. for the twenty-four
Inins ; shipments for thu mine tlmo were 31,891
bbls. .
_
I'oorlu Orulu Market.
PKOIUA. Nov. 21. COIIN Btemly ; now , No.
3 , 43c ; new. No , 4 , 42c.
OATMMIet ; No , 2 white , SOXttJlc ; No. I
while. 30Htf30ic. (
HYK-rU-nrcp ; No. 2. fX > 5lc.
WIIIHKY-Firm ; high ln tails. 11.23.
HUl.'KII'TH Wlieat. C.dx ) bu. , corn , 40.150 bu. ;
oals , 1H.700 bu. ; rye , tX bu. ; barley , 9,100 bu.
HHIPMBNTH Win-ill. COO bu. ; corn. MM bu.J
oats , 31,900 bu. ; rye , none ; barley , 9,100 bu ,
Diilntli Wheat Mnrlct.
DI'LTH , Nov. II. W1IKAT Close : No. I
lujd , ca h and Novrmlior. M Uc ; No. 1 northern ,
cash. SS iC ; November , f 8c ; December , UlUu ;
May , Cllic ; No. 2 northfm , cash , K > % o ; No. 3 ,
& 2 > < u ; rejected , 4'Jlilo ; arrive. No. 1 northern ,
58H ; No. 1 bard , tjO'.jc.
Dlieaseil t'attlo from America.
IXNDON , Nov , 21. Tim Morning- Post says
pronounced cases of | ieuro.pni-umonla | wer *
found liv twi > cargoes of American ctitllo whlcti
arrived ut Newcastle and Driilford lespccllvelr
la t week , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Oil Markets.
LONDON. Nov. H.-OAIX'UTTA LINHEED
Kplrlts , B * 3d ; Novembrr und December ship
ments. vU cane , ! S M.
, Nov. tl.-PKTHQIJ5VU-H.tS.
Itucer ICnrouta to III * New I'oit.
BAN KUANCI8CO , Nov. 21. General
Thomas II. Huger has left for Chicago ,
\vhoro he goes to lake command ot the T > < H
furtinent ot tUe Mlnouri.
