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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1894)
TUB OMAHA DAIirr 15EE : SATURDAY , 24 , 18D < I. 11 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL After a "Dull and Heavy Session Wheat and Com Reacted. CORN HAD A MODERATE TRADE LATE Toward , tlio I'.ml ol tlio ScMlon the Sen- | jor < l Sent Ailvlcon of n Jlevlral Of tlin Demand tor Doth Corn mill \Vlirnt , . CHICAGO , Nov. 3. After a dull and Iteavy tension wheat and corn reacted , nnd nt the finish , on repotted Improvement Inexpert export demand , May wheat closed 4o lower , JIy corn Uc lower , nnd May oats } c , loy'ir ( : .I it ' > 'vlplons finished with but little clmnRC , ' Wheat started weak and weary. Minne apolis and Duluth reported receipts of i22 earn , compared with only SIG on the parallel 'day bt * last' year. The English markets were quoted dull nnd lower , as was to be expected. .Liverpool , London nnd Antwerp cablefl jthnt with any encouragement from this' > lflo these markets would do better. May , which closed yesterday nt 53c , opened with sellers at from 5Si4c to 68tc ? , and only one or two who were willing to pay thft higher of those prices. It sold nt once Of low us 58',4c and from that to 1-lCo higher. December was for sale all the time In larger quantities than there were buyerp . fpr It , nnd that resulted In nd- lltlbtuir heaviness In May. The latter i dropped to CSHc , recovered ngaln to from to 68c , and turned down once more , reacting to GSWo. Heports from the north west Indicated that farmers' deliveries > -wore falling oft. On Hint Information the price rallied again to GS c. The primary * -wheat receipts were 618,13 ! ) bu. , and export clearances from the Atlantic seaboard were again , very small. Argentine wheat wan , fluoted , 3d per quarter higher. Cables came weak nt the close. Baltimore wired that there was nn Improved cash demand for both wheat and corn. New York reported 118 carloads of wheat taken there for ex- liort and Blx loads beside at out ports. The market here became quite llrm on the lat ter Information and recovered all but Uo of Its earlier loss , the closing bids for May being HUc. * Corn had n moderate trade at a further decline III jirlce. From 4874c at the opening tlffc price declined to48',4c , but wns sus tained by covering of shorts nnd u few * 'ordiSriCflorsi'long accounts at the decline. Towttru' thc end of the session , the sea. board sent advices of a revival of the de mand for both corn nnd wheat , and that , together with the ready sale for the re ceipts , caused the market to wake up here and brought about u recovery of thu earlier lqns , May closing at 4gc. Another very quiet session was passed In oats. Fluctuations were coiflned to u very narrow range nnd entirely in sympathy with other cereals. Hay started 32Vic and sold oft 16 32 < 6c , closing at 32V c. The provision market averaged weak nnd wore a very heavv qnpearance until near the close , when , buying by packers brought It back , after an early decline , to about the level of the previous day's clos ing price. I'ork closed 2V4c lower , lard Z < Aa highernnd ribs unchanged for January de liveries. The leading futures ranged as follows : " "Artlclon"open. ! [ I High. | Low. | Cloao. r.3 Dec. . . , . . . MJiy i' . . 08i ! Com No. U. . Nov. . . , , . . . -IP 40 40 Deo. . . . . . . . IPW 47W May W 48JI 4HH OntsNq/- ' . . . SH 2SW 28Vf 8W J&8W Dec/j. / . . 3'-8 2SH 28W &H ' - ' 2X Pork per bbl Jim 12 OS 12 05 11 05 05 Mny 11 ! i)5 ) 11 ! 37K IB 15 ! 37 Lsnl.iuaiba " Jnn n o"s 007K n (10 ( 37H * May , 7 isiy 7 15 7 10 H Short Rlbs- Jan. . . a 02 ! (105 BOTH 05 May 0 SO I ) 20 U 16 20 dnslu'quolntlAna were as follows ; WIIIIAT , No. t uprlnc. C7iiO37 ic : No. 3 spring , tiommOtNo ! , 3 red , & 3'i0jivic < COItN No. 2 , 49e ; No. 3 yellow. ,46 ic. OATS No. 2. 2 < ijc ; No. 2 while , 32S32ie ! ; Ko. 3.vhlte , 31IJ33C. 'IlYl < i-No. 2. 41o. 1IAIIL13Y No. 2 , G40Kc : No. 3 , G3 S4c : No. 4. Cl 33c. l-'I.AX 8nKl > No. 1 , JI.50. TIMOTHY H11ISU Prime. J5.WS3.63. PHOVIHIONS Mei twrk , per bbl. . J12.10O JH. Short rlba , ailed shoulders , sides , boxed. WUiSICY Distillers' Ilnlslicd goods , per eal. , BtiaAIlS fut loaf , unchaneed. Trie following wcro the receipts and shipments tcxlay : On Vio.Priid.uco oxchantro today the butter m.ir- k t W H uteady ; creamery , HW-'Oc ; dairy , I'Je''Oo. ' - , VOHK ( iliNEKAL , yuotntloiin on Flour , Urala and Jl'rovlnloiK. Alotwls. Ktu. 5IUC. Nuv. 23.-tLfJUli-necclpts , 23.30C 10GOO .bbls. ; sales , 13tOO pkgs. hpd tripre or less nominal In absent * LJM ) , " " , TrdJ ' U we-41 supplied 'for present i-'Bonthcrn flouri dull. Rye flour , dull bul steady ; rales , 300 bbls. Buckwheat flour , dull and rJi ) > .rSJi9092.po. litt"K\ViinAT Quiet at 53fl60c. COUN MKAU-Htvady ; saU-n. WO bbls. nnd 2.4 rarks ; yellow western ; JI.18O2.00 ; Ilrandynrlne , JL03. 11YK Nominal ; car lots , 6lfr53o ; boat loads , o. . * ItARLIllr Nominal : western. 63c. IIAHLEV MALT Dull : uesteni , 70a73c. WHKATlleeelpts , Ill.GOO bu. ; no exports ; Rales. 3,190,000 bu. futures , 68.000 bu. spot. Hpol stmdy ; No. 2 red. In store nnd elevator. 67Hc ; Vo : f. o. b. . 63f/59Uc : No. 1 north. -llverL-d. Options opened weak nnt r'lower cables , " free HquldnilunB ol hvlJers , lilff Interior receipts nnc frts' , from this port. In the after - t rle < l to cover , currying prlcei UKnln. und the close wnn lha same as lasl t. NK2 Tcil , Januarj" . GS Jw-S'tc , cloieil nl 6ST e | 1-VbrunH' , closed nt Wc : Match , COHfi fOjkC. closeil at G0 ! c ; May. 61 4O62Uc , closed ai MUoi Nnvvmber , closed nt 57sc ; December , 57l i/iiT.V. closed at t.7'io. , CQIIN Itecelpts. 2D.GCO bu. ; exports , 33,000 bu. Stlcu. SSOiDMilni. futures , 80. CO ) bu. spot. Hpo fiUy ; No. 'Uo tn elevator ; CS'.ic afloat ; No. 3 bl'ic In elernlor ; 63\c drlUered. Opllons npcnei \rt-akcr lth wheat , rallied on covering , ik- cllned nt noon an larRe estimated cars for to inm-niiv. nnd llnallx rallied \ tllhheat , clonlnj tmclmiiKcil to 140 decline. January , 5 ! t-lGaM ic CIOIH.MI nt t8\c ; Mny , 2 0-16i5 ! IMCc. closnl a tic : November , closed al & 74c ! ; December. 54V O IHe. cbm-il u ( 54\e. OATS Hf elpU , 1U.COO bu. ; exports. 5.700 bu. talM , 270,000 bu. futures , VO.OOO bu. rpot. | xi easy. No. J , S3iJ33 o ; No. 2. dellvored. ,1iJ | ; ll'/4c ; No. J. Slc ; No. 2 while , SU'.c ; No. 3 while 36c ; track. HJilta wtstrrn , 3641u ; tnick. vhlti - Kindrr.foU' . opiicns declined ut ilrst will wheat , but slawlv jecovcml , clotlns ut un chunKwl piices. Januarj' , Sl'iifll'.ic , cloivd n SUjc ; l > brunr > ' , Jo'.MfXl'Ac , cloued ut SlVie ; May S" ' , . /Si'kC. ; ' ilosed nt 3Giio ; November , closed u IWk ! fMorolvh 33S833'ic. cloned ut 33c. lIAY-KIrm ; .shlpninK. M 57Scj ! goal tu choice HOI'H QuIM : mtatB. common tn choice , old SfS7c , new. itflJc ; I'aclllo coast , 35O7o. ! JtlliJtlrt. Stmilr ; wet sailed Xovr Orleans , < Iccl * > l , 4" ID tJiJbu. . 5c ; Duettos A > rcs. dry , W ii Jl 1U. , lli < C Tfta . dry , 24 to 5H Ibx. , 5UCl c. l.EATIIEll-i-Qulet ; hrinloclc sole , llutius Ayrci < ) lcnt . . AVUOI Kuryt domrvlle llece , K I'llOVISIONS-Ileof. ilull , rui moats , qul t plrklr.1 bellies. ' 4C7o : pickled shuuldi-ra. nc Iilckli-il hiitus. Sls * ' > c. I ird. closnl slendy ; weit crn IMII ) 'fjiixil l tl.Mj Ml s , ; y > tierces n S7r , , locil : city nt G > UiG'fcc ; NoxemlH-r closed ( i J7.S ; J.uinniy , 17.23 , nomlnnl ; rrllned , easy ; con tlneut , Ji.fi. , ; . if. A. . JS.13 ; comiioimd. t'.iJTJ c 1'oik , t-etteK ( liinand ; new nies > . lt3.GUtrll.04 fniullr. J13.SOfil4.CMi ; ehort clear. J14 on.ific.W ) . UVXTEH Qul < ( t : western dalrjIKflSo : wesl rtn icrxnniery1Mt ! e ; wrstetii factory. aiSOH'.ic l-IUlim , 2 o : Imitation creamery. UWttu ; rial dJilry. J3 : jlc ; sttnte creamery. H4.IV ) . TALLOW Firm owing to scarcity : city rjr pkc. ) , 4MHic ; country ( pkg . fre ) , 4U' ' ; UnlteJ clo e.at SJj . common to Bond , tl TlMlPENTINE-Eajy ; StCM C. JIL'itfadr. . I'lO IHON Market Q'lltt ; Scotch , Amrrlrtn. flO.OOtf 11.00. TIN-lasy : Btrolts. 114 ked : platrs. weake 6 l s cm 'chance : U Cons May 1 , H. o. 1 ilouble , J11W ; SI tons January , Jll ; U tuns Apr I fPI I.TKlitf { < ( dotnenttc , 13.30. Vi5fAjL'3lVl ) rul'rr * ' r > rict * : * "chant oiji'KU - Qukts troUcr * price , fi.ni e , XMTOH.J' B ( jDlL-M rktt horn * an nj Trurd Itafiuoton1 tatter dmuioJ and snu Xtrlnc * . flrin ; prln crude. Vs. on crude , 240& < i yellow , butter grades , 33C3IC. choice V'llow , S3c , nominal ) prlmo yellow , S1f)32c , yellow off grades , ZJ'.iU Vic ; prlmo white , 34c. O5IAI1A OKNKH/VL Cnndltlnn of Trail o and Quotnttoni on Mnplo nnd 1'nncr 1'ruuuce. The poultry matkrt Jp.m about an bail s'inpc u could well be lm'ot'trVd'ni < j market lit RUit- led. am ) II Is a ifll | uTniattirr } ( to move stocks c\en nt the extremely low ; prices quoteil below. There appeals , o b no' limit to the amount of iwultry In the country/ * - 1IU1TEU 1'ncklns < ack. 7HC8a : fair to Kooil countrllfilOc : clinic * to , . fnncr , UUI'c ; Knth- eretl creamery , 19M20cr rp ritor crcampry , 23c. EOUS Htrlctly ' 'tni , ! 'laid , 21c : fresli ( cold storage ) , 18019c. , , roUlVTIlY Old hen , 4c ; sprlne chickens , 4c ; ducks , Gc : tuik n , Cc : heavy loins , 4 RISc ; ceese , tOSHc. DltESMEU 1'OULTHY Chlckcni. fair. 4V4i : choice larne. Cc ; choice small. Go ; turkeys , fair to irood , GHG'ic : choice heavy , 7C8r : choice amill , 8c ; ducks , fair to Bond , GtiGHc ; fancy , 7c ; tn > e " , fair to pood. Gc ; fancy , 7c. OAMt : I'rnlrle chlcken . per don , | 3.5.Jt3.:5J rous.- , per doz. , t3.00ir3.50 ; blue wlnu leal , per oi. , ll.Wffl 75 ! urccn wing teal , per doz. , t.2'.W ! .60 : duck * , mixed , p-r doz. , tl. iJ1.2J : canvas- urks , H.Wfll.M ; mallards unit red head ! . tlSOii ) .75 ; quail , tl.WOl.75 : di-er saddles , 1201&C ; nn- elnpq saddles. IQffllc ; small rabbits , > li jack abtills. tl. 5001.73. VEAIr-Cholcc fat nnd small veals are quoted t 5c ; larKo nnd'cours , 3i7lc. CHEESE Wlsconnln' full cream , Younc A. . lc ; twins. 12VJc ; Nebhuka nnd Iowa , full cream , Ci Nebraska nnil 'Iowa , part , iklm , 7tsc ; Jmburccr. No. i ; Hoi brick , No. 1 , lie ; Swiss , "HAY Upland h'ay ; 19.50 ; midland , JJ ; lowland , .50 ; rye straw * , J6.Cnlor makes the price on ay. Light shades sell the best. Only top grades fin * top prices. . - - PlOEON3iOld birds , ' per dot , 73C. VKOETAHLES. POTATOES Western stoek. car lots , 6:065c ; flail lots70cv ' ' , OLIJ llCANS-IIahil-plcked , 'navy ; Jl : lima ? ani , per Ib. . UV4c. DNIONS-On orders , G70c. ( 'AllllAOK-On 'orders , , me. CELKHY Per doz. . K 3ic. - ' HWKKT POTATOES-Per bbf , J2.7e3.00. HKET8 Per bu. , MJfWc. CAIlUOTH-Per uu. . 60R600. CAULIFLOWER-lVr doz. , J2.25. KGO PLANT Per iloz. . We. HORSERADISH Per Ib. , 708c. PA11SNIPS Per bu. . MflCOc. HUTAlJAOAS-Per bu. . 75 M. PAllSI.nY Per doz. bunches , 250. TUUNIPS-Pcr ) ) U. , Mo. BPLIT PEAB-Per Ib. , JSSVic. HUnnAItl ) BQIJASH Per doz. , 75c. TOMATOES Per bu. , COc. OREEN PUAS Pcr bu. , J1.25O1.S5. FRUITS. QUINCKS-Cnllfornla. per M-lb. box , 11.60. APPLES Oood stock , per bbl. , J2.60W1.73 ; Ilchlgan stock , J3 | New York or New England , I.Z-i. PEACIIEB None. . PLUMS California , none. PRUNES None. _ PKA Its Winter Nell Is. Jl.75Bl.00. ailAPKS-Concoril , 10-lb. basket * , none ; Ma- ipiH , per 63 to C8-1I ) . bbls. . Rross , J7.50fJ9.00. CRANIIERRIES Capo Cod fancy. J10 per bbl. TROPICAL FRUITS. In answer to the "Inquiries of a. prominent rult llrm , the following reply has been re- elved from one of .he most experienced growers n the state of Florida and i-an be depended pen as both nullientla and reliable. The re- nso explains Itself : ' Innnsnerto Inquiries will say that th ? orange rep , from nctual Ralherlnpr and measurements , s falllns short of -eatlma.e mads by com. ctent Judge * from 1 per cent lo 31 per cenl. This grows oul ot tlib-fnct that all of the frull hat Is on the Iree.ls visible from the-outside , have never1 known , of an absence , of an Inside rep equal to this year , and my attention wsi ailed to this absence only by n shortage Ir atherlng. liy Inquiry I find that this shortafii f Inside crop exists -nil "over the state and wil reduce this year's crnp In the mate at leas ° 2'.4 pw cent below the estimates that wun nude after the refent storms. Those thai nn n latitudes wherjh" the vlsls from the frost : ire not too greatVwIll realize larger prices or he fruit that Is'held. The only Iroublo will irlces now Is that runty and urccn dull I : relnR shipped , where only brlghl , swcei frul hould be forwarded. It Is not human nntun o be pleased wllh vinegar where honey Is de Ired , nnd nil shippers know or ouRhl to know y this" time that rusty fruit Is not In dcnmni iirly In the Berusolt. - ORANOE3 Florlrtns , J2.73. - BANANAS Choice , stock , J2.00S2.50 per bunch L.KMON8 Mnlafrnt1 J3.7504.00 ; fancy Florida , Izes 250 and 301) , J4.OOIM.2o. PINEAPPLCS-None. MISCELLANEOUS. OYSTERS IXL , 8c : medulm , per can , lOo lorse shoes , 12c ; extra standards , 15c : extra se eels , 17c ; compnnrv selects , 21c ; New Yorl Hints. 23c. NEW FIGS Fancy , IGc ; choice , 13811c ; Cal fornla , bags , Sc. v' . HONEY Ne\v York. 17a ; California. ICc. MAPLE BYRUP flallon cans. I ) * doz. , J12. NUTS Almonds , 15lCc ; EngllshSwalnuts. 12o Ibcrts , 12c ; Urazll rmts , Sc ; easlern cheslnuts 10 Rood slock : shellbark hickory nuts , per bu. 2 ; large hickory nutu , J1.75 ; fancy raw peanuts c ; roasted peanuts , 7 c. HAUER KRAUT Choice white , per bbl. , JI.5' ' 04.75 : per hnlf bbl. . $2.DO. MINCU MEAT Wincy , In half bbls. , per Ib. Sic ; 10 pal. kegs , ' 7c ; condensed , per case of I oz. pkgs. . J2.75. FJSII Fresh caught craprfes. perch and sun sli , 33nr buffalo , iJOIijt pikennd pickerel , COSo atflBh. SffSc ; black basj. 12013c. CIDER-Pure Juice , per bbl. . J5.50 ; half bbl. . J3 IIIDES-No. 1 grcpn hides. 3V4c ; No. 2 Kreer ddcs , 3 c ; No , 1 rifen salted hides , 4' c ; No. i reen ral.ed hld > fM3&c : No. 1 Rreen palled lildes 1 to 40 HH. , 4'tcNo. . 2 ( rreen salted hldei. 23 tl < ) \\if.r \ \ 3Hc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ib ? . . "a ; No veal calf , 8 to 15 lb * . . 5o ; No. 1 dry flint hides o ; No. 2 dry flint , lildes , 4c : No. j ! dry saltci tides , Cc ; part cured hides , > , c pci"lb. leas that ullv cured. 81IEKP PRLTS Orecn salted , each , 25ffCOc Rrt-rn salted shenrllnits ( short woojtijl early thins ) ach , OjnSc ; dry shearlings ( short wooled earl ] kliii ) , No. 1 , each , DWIOc ; dry sbcarllnRS ( shor wooled early skins ) , 4 No. 2. each. 5c ; dry IIIn < anas and NehraslsiiX'butchcr wool pelts , pe b. . actual weight. EtW ; dry flint Kansas nm S'ebmska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actua velfiht , 4flrK : ; dry flint Colorado butcher woo lelts , per Hi. , actual weight , ( fiCVic : dry llln "olorado murrain . wp l- pelts , per Ib , , actua welnht. 4O6o. - t * . > J4' ' * TAI.LOW AND OREA8K Tallow , No. I , fl We ; tallow , No. . 2 , 3'4W < c ; grcarc , white A , 4'M He ; Rrease'whlto B , SSJc-crense ; , fellow , 3V4c Krease , dark , 2H 3c ; old butter , 2 < f2' c ; beei war. prime , 1720c ; roush tallow , Sc. FUIlS Hear. blactt.jNo- laruo. JM.OO25.00 No. 1 medium. J15 : No. 1 small. iS.OOifflO.CO ; bear > lnck , yenrlliiKH. No. l.larRe , J12.00@I3.00 ; No. medium , J10 : Na ,1 oiinill , . $7 ; Vc-ar. black , cubi fo. I large. J6.OOO8.OOf No : 1 medium , J5.00S76.00 < o. 1 small , J4 : bear , black. Montana nnd Rock nounlaln. No. 1 larRfjl ; .WI22.00 ) ; No. 1 medlurr JI4 ; No. 1 small , JlOi'bfar. black , Montana year Incs. No. 1 largp , J12 ; No. 1 medium. JS ; No. small , J3 : bear , black , Montana cubs. No. ari-e , J'i.OO ' ; No , 1 medium. JI.SO ; No. 1 small 13 ; bear , silver tip. No. 1 large , JM ; No. medium , J12 : No. 1 smnll , JS ; bear , sliver tlr vearllncB. No , 1 lnrmJlli No. 1 medium , JS s'o. 1 smnll. JJ ; bear , sliver tip , cubs , No. nrce , J6 ; No. 1 mnllum , JI.W : No. 1 small , JO ocnr , brown. No. 1 la gf , J20.00C23.00 ; No. medium , JIG ; No. 1 smnll. J12 ; bear , brown , > eiu Ings. No. 1 Inrgp. J10.00fll7.00 ; No. 1 medium. JS s'o. 1 small , JC ; bear , brown , cubs , No. 1 larg < J7 ; No. 1 medium. JS : No. 1 small , J3 ; badgei o. 1 large , Jl.oOfll.M ; No. 1 medium. COc : Nc small. Me ; llshor. Np. 1 large , JS ; No. 1 medlurr ! ; No. 1 smnll , Jl : fox , silver , us to color oc 3rd Inn tn bcnuty , "Ts'o. 1 largo , J100 ; No. medium , JGO ; No. 1 small , J40 ; fox , silver , pall acconllng to tiennty ; No. 1 laree , J30 ; No. ine.lluin. J30 ; No. 1 small , ISO ; fox , cross , No. nrec. J7 ; No. 1 medium. J3 ; No. 1 small. J ! 'ax , red , No. 1 larRe , JLWl No. 1 medium , J1.2J S'o. 1 small. Jl ; fox , cray. No. 1 large , 75c : Nt 1 medium , tooNo. . 1 small. 40c : fox , lilt. No. larse. BOc ; No. 1 medium. 40o : No. 1 smjll , 30c lynx. No. 1 InrKc. J3-No. ; 1 medium. JS ; No. smalt , Jl.ft ) ; ni.irlcn , No. 1 large , ! 2 ; No. medium , Jl.DO ; No. 1 small , Jl ; mink. No. iurge. ( WffGSc ; No. 1 medium. 40c : No. 1 smal 35c ; mink , dark , No , 1 IfirRe. C5c ; No. 1 mrdlun 40c : No. 1 sniRll , 30c ; mountain lion , perfecl lira nnd fe.-l. No. 1 large , J1.00CC2.00 ; Imperfect slclm 2ViiM.otur , No. 1 Inrgo , JS : No. 1 meillun in 01IJ7.00 : No. 1 small. J3 : oiler , pale. No. Inrce , J7 : No. 1 medium. J5 ; No. 1 mull. Jl raccoon. No. 1 large , 0/7t > c ; No. 1 medium , EOc No , 1 email , 25c : rapcnnn , block , as to beaut3 No. 1 large , McRJ2.uO ; kkunlc. lilnck , cased. No. larce. J1.25 : No. 1 medium , 7" ? ; No. 1 smsll. KK skunk , short strliK-d , NP < , I large , Jl ; No. mrdlum , 70a : No. 1 umiiir.4' > c : fVunk , narro- strlpetl , Nn. 1 large , COc ; No. 1 medium , 40c : Ni 1 small , 25c ; sxuiik' broad' striped , No. 1 largi . 0025C : wolverine. No. 1 large , Jl ; No. 1 medlun 13 ; No. 1 small , J2 ; wi lf , mountain , No. t law J3 ; No. 1 medium , J2 : No. 1 smallJl.CO ; wol prairie. No. 1 large , GWX ; ; No. 1 mt-dluin , 60i No. 1 small. 40a ( beaV ri "per skin. No. 1 taw li.WfiC.OO ; No. 1 medium. J4.50 : No. 1 small. S : beaver , kits. No. 1 lartu. Ji ; No , 1 medium , J1.S < No. 1 small , 75c ! muskrats , winter. No. 1 largi SHIOc : No. 1 medium. DC ; No. 1 small , 7c ; must rats , fall. No. t large. 4QCc : No. 1 medium , 7 < No , 1 small , Cc ; ninslcrat- ' . ' Kits , 2&3c. CofTi-o Slarki-t. " ' NEW YORK , NoV ; . l--COFFEE Optlor opciiml steady at unrli.inseij fo 1 ! points adviinci ruled 111 in on strong rabies , but paeeil off undi local pressure ; cloicJ nt i < ffl5 points decllni bales , 10 ! .W UiKa , Inrludlnc : December , J13.2T. 13.40 ; JanuanJtS.7WlJ.k5 : I'pbruary , J12.5 Maich. Ji.l'-,4i:0 ; Miiy. J11,8V11.'J5 ; Septcn l > r. JI1.C3. Spot Koatc. l\\t \ > . steady but uute No. 7 , J13.73 ; mild.Tilvt ; Cordova , JH.219.0 sales , non . Wnrehnusd 'doliverlps from Ne Yoik yeMenlny , , W bSRs : New York sto < to-lay , 142.333 iuxs ; ITnttnl States slock. 202.0 bags ; r.no-u for the United Htatcs , V&J.W ) tuig lot.il visible for the United Slates , 162. 28 bat" OFalnsl Kr,3j bOKS last year. S.VNTOH. NOTtJ. . Quiet ; irood average Banto Jill rect-lpls , 19.000 Iwrs ; tovk. 401.009 ban. MAMlumiJ. Nov. Z3 , Steady ; prices UOt P' ' advance : salt-s , 14.000 bagi. . . HAVItn. Nov. 23. Oixinril-ouift. U6Wf declll to Vif advance : at 12 m. , uulet , H' niUance ; ; 3 p. in. , steady , 'iOW achance : closed Ftnii nl O5if net advance : clock. 3,000 bags. Inclu Inic U'i.040 bait" Ilrnxlllan : tilul sales. 21,000 bag RIO DK JANKlllOj Nov , li-jKlrm ; No. 7. Ill J12.M ; exchange. ll iilv 'rer lpts , 6,000 bag cleared for the Unlud lal | , It.WXI bags ; clean for Uuroi > e , 8,000 bags ; spck.\Sj.U09 ( \ bags. I'lnnnclnl'Nnrni. MEMPHIS. Nov. S3. Clearings , J110,051 ; ba ances. JIW.'JN. IIOSTON. Nor. a Clearings , > 1J1JSK > ; ba anres , JlCtS,37 ! . HALTlMOItn. Nov.Clearings , Jl.SK.C llanc s , J215.CIJ. NEW YOltK. Nov. tL-Cleartors , J79ti9W balances. J3.SJI.671 ; PHILADELPHIA , Nov. * J. a tar Inn , J10.0 * 1U ; balances , Jl,403,8:1. nnilLIN. Nov. 2J. Exchance on London. days' sight. M marks U pfe. CHICAOO , Nor. n.-Clearlngs. J1I.VK.W Uonry. 4Q4H per cent on nil ; W < per cent t time. New York exchange. JOc premium. ' eign exchange , ilull , sterling , commercial , . . CINCINNATI. Nov. -Money. . I'tOOJper Tertt New York exchnnge , COo premium. C tl. 2J.COO. f i NEW ORLEANB. Nov. I3.1earlnCT. . tl.MS.- 411. Naw York exchange , bank , par , tl. : } discount. PAHI8. Nov. 23.-Threp per cent 10f 25c for th Recount. Exchange on on , 2of 12Ho for checks. . ST. I > 0t'ia. Nov. .a.-C1e rlng , t3. B,779 ; 1ml- nnces. t43.,83. . . Money , dull : 5t7 | l > er ent. llx- clmnge on New York , | ir bid , ft * . IXNDON , Nov. 23. Gold Is nuoteit f < > d > y nt llucnos Ayrcs at 2IS : Madrid. 12.-01 Mflxiiu 22.75 ; Bt. Petersburg , CO ; Athens , 77 ; Rvmtva.t1 ; Vi enna. 103. M . ' \ | hTOCKS AND 1IUND5. \ I Volunio of llualnrsft on 'Ch-ingo AVns Lighter 'limn L'miul. ' , ' NEW YOUK , Nov. 23. The voUtme of business on the Stock exchange wa.-J lighter today than for some "lime past'nnd the spec- ulntlon wns less spirited. Covering bf short contrncts caused n fractional advance In the opening dealings , hut there was no real strength to the trading and n reaction quickly followed. Under n buying move ment New Jersey Central sold up 'pharpiy and Its shares advanced In sympathy , in cluding bike Shore , Pullman , \VfStern Union nnd Manhattan. Ilefore 11 i o'clock another reaction took place and New Jer sey Central wns- the chief suffereri Then the market steadied Itself for a wh'llc and gradually gained a fraction , but the .temper 61 the speculation changed rapidly ; tinder a , benr attack on Chicago Gas , which j jso far as could be learned , was merely clique man ipulation. A drive was also made against Northwestern , Sugar and Lead , nnd the market swung Into the afternoon .flecdediy | heavy In tone. A further decline ot n frac tion occurred after midday , followed by n rally , . In 'which Chicago Uas , Delaware & Hudson und. Cordage were most prominent , The better tone wasi not , however , lonn maintained , nnd during the last- hour ol business the trading wns Irregular anil un settled. In the late dealings there wan a pressure to sell the grangers , principally Northwestorrt. The market closed utiBettleil with a majority of the shares triulbd In lower than the dual llgures of .yesterday , The more notable losses Ure Cordage guaran. teed , 3 per cent ; Northwestern preferred , 2M per cent ; Northwestern common , % percent ; National Lead , l-4 per cent ; Hock Island , % per cent , and St. Paul V4 per cent. ' Tut bond market was Ilrmer and quiet during the morning. In the late session there was more animation to the dealings , and the active Issues generally ranged lower , Tut sales for the day were $1,021,500. The Kvenlng Post's London cablegrnrr says : There Is some reason for bellevlnp that operations are under way which shoult' have a slightly beneficial effect frottm ) American point of view on American ex change. American stocks were dull today but rather Ilrmer. Consols sold at 103V4 other gilt-edged stocks were enorrrlouslj strong. The 1'arls bourse Is becoming buoy ant ngatn. If this continues much Jinort gold will go from here to France ) Re newed purchases of German consols hen Indicate a probable shipment of gold td Ger many , j The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex. change today : j Atchlson S Northwestern. . . . II7K AilaniB Express. . . 140 do pfd 14i i AltonT. II 37 N. Y. Central , 111) ) do pfd 10R N. Y. AN. r. : IHI Am. Express Ontario A. W ION llalttmoro &Ohlo. Oregon Imp , ' * Canada Pacific. . . . f.KJi Oregon Nav in Cnnndii Sonthorn. . fit O. S. L. & U. N. . . . u Contra ! Pacific. . . . IB IMcItlcMall , 2'-H < Chun. A Ohio IK P.U. & K : Chicago Alton 14S PlttHbnnr 100 C. . H. A , Q 70 } < Pullman r ivt- . 164 Chicago U.IH 7UH Reading. . . . ( . } . . Consolidated Oa . Richmond r\- \ . ' C. . C..C.&SI. L. . . . do pfd. , r.ff. . . 11) ) Cole , Coal & Iron. . H R. O. W , . . . . , .lj. . Cotton Oil cm. . . . 27K II. ( J. W. pflli . .L , 4.1 Dclnwani .t Und. . Rock Island. ' . . . . . , Del. , Lack. AW. . . St. Paul OIHJ D. ill. O. lifd llo pfd 111) ) I ) . &C. F. Co St. P..V Omaha. . . , si : ! { Erie ? dopfd m do pfd _ Soullicrn Pncltlc. , 1" Fort Wayne 158 Sugar Ilcllnery. . . . i 87M G. Northern pfd. . . 101 Teun. Coal& Iron 14M C. AK. I. Dfd OJ Texas PaclHc I DJ $ Itocklng Valloy. . . 17 T. &O. Cent , pfd. , I 70 Illinois Central. . . H7H Union Pacltlu i J2H St. P. A Duluth. . . . 22 U. 8. Express 1 1C. fc T. pfd W. St. L.4 P 4OM Lake Krle&Wuat do pfd " do pfd 70 Wclla lanrOEx. . . J-S" Likn Shore 133 Western Union. , . , H7H Load Trust 40 W. &L. K I 11M Lonlnvlllo&N. . . . 03M dopfd I 40H L. & N. A 7 M. 4 St. n. { . 37 Manhattan Con. . . . 104 D. & It. 31J 37UN 10 O. K 1 ' Michigan Coin. . . . W9M N. L A Mlsnourl Pacific. . C. P. & .I. Mobile , t Ohio. . 18 dopfd 7a Nashvlllo Clint. . . . III ! IL &T. C National Cordage. H T. A. A. & N. W 4 do pfd T. St. L. & K.O 4u N. J. Central 084 do pfd u N. & W. pfU iflH S. 1UB North Am. Co. . . . 4H do ptd , Northern Pacific. . 4M Am. Trtli . Co. 07.M No. 1'ac. pfd 17H llo pf J 103 U. P. . V.&O 4 ! < The total .sales of stocks today were " 177.C3I shares , Including : American Sugar. 50,008 : li.i ) Ktate nna , 3.000 ; Iturllngton , 10,700 ; ciilcam Oas , 28,300 ; Ulslllllng & UattlefenllnK , 4,200 National Lead , 4,100 ; Northwestern , 15,2i > ) ; 'llend Inif.3.300 ; Rock Island , 4,000 ; St. Paul } J21.300' Southern , W. L. , 2,100 ; Wcslern Union , J.f'W. ' Xow Y6rk" Sliinov iMnrkct. ' NEW YORK , Nov. 23.-MONEY ON , c\LL- Eat > y at 'iifl irr cenl ; last loan ul ' .i pi-i ; cenl closed ut } & per cent. < 1'RIMU JIERC'ANTILK PAPER 2-JI4 ) pel cent. i ' STERLING EXCHANOE Easier , with nctua business In Bankers' bills ,11 J4.87Utl.87H tai demand nnd J1.8CG4.6Oi for flxty days ; postei talcs , Jl.87 1.87',4 and JI.SSJJI.SSU ; commercia bills. JI.85O4.erU. i ' RILVniC C13RTIFIRATEfv-C3'.iq bid. GOVERNMENT IlONUS-Strons und , . pel cent higher for \i , ! i per cent lower for 5s re ular nnd Vi per cenl hlghi-r for-5s couponjs stati bonds , dull ; railroad bonds , easier. , Closing quotations on bonds were as follcwi : U.S. ns. re ; I.A. 11. O. 4 . . . . . U. S. Cs.coup , . . . . Krlo''ds .1. 71 U.S.ts , rer G. H. &S. A. Os.J. DO U. S. 4s.coup do7 i 100 U. S. Vs. rog II. 4T. C..5 _ . .C 105 Pacific Gs of ' 05. do Os 100 Ala. Class A M. K. & T. 8:1 : Ala. ( Jinan 11 . . Ala-Clans C Mulual Union OH. 11)3 ) Ala. Curri'iicy. . . . N.J. C.Gon. 6 . . . . 11)3mj La , Now Con. 4s. No. Pae. IBIS , y. nn MlHHOurl OH do2ds . 4. . . N. C. Os N. W. ConsolH. . . . 14''Ji N. C. 4H do S. P. Dob. OH. ID'.I 8. O. non fund R. O. West. Ists. . . 701 Tcnn. now set OH. St. P. CoiiRolH 7s. . 132)- ) Tenn. new not fin doc.&P. W.CB.kltsi Tenn. old OH 91. L. & I.M.nrn.G.j 71i ? Va. Centuries Sl.L.&S.F.Gen.O 00)- ) do deferred Tex. Pile , Isls nil ! AtublRon 4e do''ds ? rl dead A 10V U. P. lelsof'1)U. ) . . 100 $ , Canada So. 2ds. . . , West Shore 4s. . . . 100 C. P. Into of 'U5. . So. H. R 87 D. &R. O. 7s bid. , Ban 1'rancUco Mining niuote Quotation * . SAN PllANCISCO. Nov. 23. The official cli)3lm Quotation ! ) for mlnUtr stoiks toJ ly vverj'uj foi- IOWB : i. ' ! Alia -1 ( Joitlil it Curry. . . . 47 AlphaOon 6 Halo li NorcrosH. . i y Annen 50 Julia , llelchor 73 JllBIICO . ! Ilcllo iHlo 60 Kontticky Con. . . . f Item & Belcher. . . . 87 Mexican sn liodlo Con 85 Mono ' Bullion . ' ! Mimnt Diablo i5' llulworCou II Occlduntal Con. . . 1 ! Caledonia 11 Ophlr 270 Challeiifo Con 33 overman IH Chollar 67 Potosl. . . . , CO Contldenco 103 Savavu f " Con. Ciil tt VaMO Hlerra Nevada. . , . H Con. Imperial 1 Silver Hill , . 1-1 Con. Now Yotk. . . 6 Union Con ' 40 Crown Point 40 Utah Con. . . . ' Kxclio-jutr 'I Yellow Jacket. . . . ! ' 'BO Silver bars. G2H3'Hc. ' Mexican dollirj , BD ) < ( Drafts , al ht , par ; lolevraphtc. Cc. lloitrtn Htook UuotMtloni. BOSTON. Nov. 23-Call loans. 1 perlcont time loans. 2K03 per cent. Closln ? prices fo Htock , bonds and mlnluir aliird ; : - , t Ha-ir Vuric Mlulu ; ij tisitli it. NKW YOUK. Nov. 23.-Tho followluz ar TtU closlar uilnlnir quotations : . j Ilulwer S Ontario tWrt Choler no Ophlr 9ilO Crown Point. 61 Plymouth. . . . . . . . r.so Con. Cat li Va. , , . 370 QnlckHtlvur.v. . lo'J ' Dradwood 43 do prd. , ifcoo UonldA. Curry. . . . CO Sierra Nevada. . , , flu Halo A Norcrcss , , ltd Btandurd , ICO llonu-staka 100(1 ( Union Con bl5 Iron Bllvor i 10 Yellow Jacket , . . . ? 40 Mexican. DO 1 > - I.onilm Htuo'x ( Juotutloni. LONDON , Nor. 23. 1 p. m. cloilnff : Curt , Paclao , 81. Paul com. . , . , . Krie 14 N. Y. Central Krl Ms Pennsylvania 111. Central. . . . . Heading ? ? Maxlr n ordinary. Mcx. Cdn. now 4tt. BAR SILVKR-Opened at 281W per ouueerobi UterrteclIui-dloiH 1,1-lOd. 'u MOM EY-4 < per cent. i , ' The rate of itlkooiuitlutha open mariot f or tot uort na xhreo momhi' bill * U . 6-ltl per ceat. \ OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS ) Beef Trade Suffers Greatly from tha Slack Consumption at Frcsant , COWS AND STOCKERS SELL FAIRLY WELL Under Clrndrn Urine Itclntlvoljr Hotter 1'rlccs Tlinn Ilio Flnlnheil Article llog Go UT I'urtlicr Oirlnc to 1'onr Qtiut- lljr of Oflcrlngrt. PHI DAY , Nov. 23. TotaJ receipts today were 227 cars , n very fair nm. Arrlvnlfl.or the past live days foot up 17,830 cnttlr , ,200 hogn nnd 1,922 sheep , showing a. decrease of over 0,000 : attle and 400 shcl-p and an Increase of 5,200 tiogs as comparett xvlth receipts for the ; nme period last week. Cattle receipts Ni'cfe nearly 800 head lieovler than a w6ek-'ngo. and the dullness nnd weakness "tht [ characterized Thurs day's trade marked , , the business today. During the first fourjlays , this week values declined 25o to Ssa , , nnd while there was no further quotalJo decline today the ilemnnd wat slack , the feeling weak nnd business dull atid'3'ragglng throughout. The market for rojv stuff was .better than for fnt cattle. Undi-r a gjod general demand trade was reasonal > l > jjrlflk _ ) and prices as a rule wns fully , stcady. , Fair to good veal palves were In better request nt stronger prl&es , but common large calves sold slowly nt very low figures. Hulls , stags , etc. , ruled about steady , A very fair business wns transacted In stackers and feeders nnd the fair to choice grades went at rather steadier , If not firmer , prices. The poor to fair stock steers were In Indifferent request nnd sold slowly nt mean prices. Good to choice feeders are quotable nt $2,7033.30 ; rnr | to good , J2.3532.CO , and common grades from J2.23 down , Representative sales ! DRESSED I1EEP. No. Av , Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. . .1006 J2 75 SHIPPING AND EXPORT. 19. . . . 1105 3 25 19. . . .1202 3 CJ cows. 1. . . . S30 75 . .11S ) 1 CO 17. . , . m 1 91 1 . , . 870 1 00 . . S70 1 60 4. . 1 94 3. . ' 1 25 . . ' & ) 1 G > ) 13. . I ! 873 1 9) ) 2. . . ! S ) 1 25 . . 911 1 CO L. . IsC ) 1 9) 2. . . . ! WO 1 23 . . 753 17. . . . 741 1 90 S , . , . 778 1 37 , , ( SJG 1 < n 1. . , .1000 2 00 SI. . , . &GS 1 35 . . 84) 1 Co 9. . , . 972 2 00 13. . . 70) 1 35 .J 811 1. . , .112- ) 2 00 ! ! . . , .1110 ' 35.M \ . 770 1 S't , . 34) 2 Oi ) 2. E44 ' 1 70 , .10CO 200 < ! . ! 870 ! .M 13. . . . ! 2) ) 1.70 ' ' 200 2. . . . 875 24.iS 1 70 fi. . , . 874 2 m I . 912 1 54 S.J : . 81)0 ) 1 70 13. . . 670 2 00 : : : . 910 1 54 20.t 8G7 1 70 27. . , . OJ1 2 05 ,1. . . . K2I ) 1 M l.-.18G ; 1 73 ft I . . > 2l 2 10 2. . , .1070 1 5) ) , l. . n:0 > 1 73 20 ! ! , .92) 2 15 S. . , . S75 1 M 2. . . 9W 1 75 3 , . . . 9G1 2 15 3 ; : . . 70 1 60 ( 7i. ,102) ) 1 55 21. . , . 9 = 2 2 i S. . , 9S2 1 CO ' 1. . K92J 1 73 " . . MO ; 1. . . 10' > l ) 1 CO 5 , . ? H94 1 75 l" , .1070 \ 10. . . 1 CO 2 , . | 1040 1 75 20. , . . 97.- 1. . . 1130 J CO 13. . . 9 ) 1 75 23. . , . 97.9CG 2 25 1. . . 1040 1 V ) 2. . , - 9863 1 73 1. . , . 930 2 2 > 3. . . . S90 1 CO r > . . . 890 1.80 8 , . , .li:3 2 34 5. . . . 9GJ 1 64 8. . il012 1 85 ' ' , . 973 2 30 3. . . .1060 1 CO 915 4.85 l' . , .1001) 2 35 10. . . 669 1 W 11..T. "m I S3 I. . , . MO 2 31 S. . , . 920 ICO J. . . . ! > 2) ) 1 K , . 94' 225 8 , . , . 820 1 f.5 4 , . . . S52 1 DO , . 9G7 2 40 12. . . 893 1 CO COWS AND HEIFERS. . . 853 2 10 HEIFERS. . . 2S1 1 13 4. . , 330 1 50 1. . . . SSO 2 Ol .t 4S9 1 21 S. . , 510 i ro n. . . . 7.1 ( ! 2 M . . 372 1 3" . , 515 1 M 2 15 . . 70 1 40 0. . , 591te I G5 lie 2 15 . . 4CO 1 51) 2. . , -te ) 1 70 C. . . $21 2 2) . . 440 1 50 , 733 1 70 1. . . 830 2 21 . . CGO 1 CO , 42) ) 1 80 3. . . 010 2 50 . . 451) 1 CO , 740 2 05 3. . . t > 00 2 50 . . D30 1 54 CALVES. . . 100 . 140 2 5 * 1. . . 2V ) 350 . . 25 J Ol ) 181 50 1. . . 14) 4 00 . . 230 1 01) 2liS 2 50 1. . . I'M 4 00 . . 2.13 1 10 90 2 50 1. . . 1CO 4 00 . . 230 1 64 SM 2 50 2. . . 153 4 23 . . 105- 1 GO . ISO 350 1. . . 150 4 DO . . 370 1 73 . 31G 2 73 I. . . 180 4 CO . . 410 1 0 . 272 2 75 1. . . 2JO 4 1,1 . . 230 2 Oi ) . 100 3 Ol ) O 150 4 3' ' ) . . 2SO 2 23 3 00 31 ! . 15G * . . 330 2 23 . . 15G 3 00 i. . . 2J ) 475 . . 300 . . 2SO 3 00 2. . . 14. 4 75 BULLS. . .1430 1 50 1..10SO 1 75 1. . .1180 1 90 . .llGO 1 50 1..11IO 1 73 2. . .1541 2 OT . .10SO 1 W 1..1170 1-73- ' 1. . 870 2-00 . .1200 I Gi > 5-.1053 ! 1 SO 1..1170 2 II 60 , 2.1423. IJW .l > , .1080 2 H : GO 1..1100 1 03 * IUJLLS AND STAGS. 2tTOIUJLLS 4. . . . 915 2tTO OXEN. I , . . .1590 S W 3. .1660 2 50 JSTAJ1S. * 1..12IO ICO 2.1.2116225 1..13G ) 2M HTOCKEttjJ'AND FEEUEIIS. J)1 C. . . 403 1 00 l.AfTHS 2 21 1. . 521 5. . . C23 1 23 4.1.1407 2 23 4. . .1017 250 1. . . 610 1 50 2. . { .820 2 23 2. . . 370 2 50 1. . . 410 1 CO 5.l.ti 223 o ' ' . 7& ) 2 50 ol' 1. . . 670 i co 2 25 l' . . SCO 2 51 2. . . 925 1 60 2.i.107 2 25 7. . . 7 ! > 1 2 50 * ' ' 870 1 75 7JV ( 4I 2 25 2. . .1030 2 5- ) s' . ! 292 1 75 23. . . . 769 2 0 . 770 2 i5 s. . . 025 1 75 2 30 . 910 2 Gl i. . . SOO 1 90 . 9IS 2 C5 i. . . 900 200 IS. . . . 5S9 2 30 . 83" 26' i. . . 900 200 S3.iOM 2 33 . 402 2 M i. . . 1160 2 m - . . . . , 775 2 30. . CM 2 Co i. . . 740 2 00 G.i5lJ ! 2 35 . " . 'SO 2 75 3. . . 290 1 00 25 , . , , S0S 2 D5 .1010 2 75 23. . . S4G 2 00 4t , , 005 2 40 .102) 275 G53 2 01) ) 1.1.1,0)11 , 2 40 .1123 275 5. . . 872 200 5 , . , , . 671. 2 40 2. . . 920 27B 2. . . . 330 2.00 l.4LO2 40 3. . . 92J 2 SO B..10GO 2 IT , 3./I& ) 2 40 11. . . 927 2 SI ,1. , . , . 870 2 10 . . . , $ 2 40 12 , . .1012 3 00 1. 480 2 15' 54. . . . ! > 24 2 40 13. . .1009 SCO 9. . . G0 2 15 2 , . . . 340 2 40 I. . .110) 3 00 13. . . C21 2 20 5. ; . . G72 2 4D 1. . . Oil 300 12. . . C2- ) 2 20 8. . . " . 715 2 45 18. . .123 3 CO 3. . . 44G 2 23 ! ! ; , , > , < 2 41 23. . .1178 3 10 1. . .10W 2 23 : l.C31 ; 2 45 70 , . .120G 3 10 2. . .IK : 2 25 4. . . . 5SO 2 43 3. . .1156 3 10 1. , , 4SO 225 8. . . , . C3 245 C3. . .U'W ' 3 10 WESTERN PATTLE. BOUTII DAKOTA. No. Ay. Pr , , No. - Av. Pr 1 cow . S30 t2 45 1 cow. . . 930 | 2 43 1 cow . 9iX > 2 45 2 cows. . V90 2 45 I bull . . . .1220 1 25 3 steers , 1100 3 00 2. steers . 11S2 S 00 7 rows. . 975 2 45 Llndser & 8 , C feeders. t. . 823 273 17 steers. 1076 290 NEBRASKA. L. Fisher. 54 feeders. . . , 911 2 40 , J. F. Braddock. Scows . 875 225 88 steers . 1193 303 W. Braddock. 1 bull . 1G70 ; 175 1 Btr. tic. . . ,1280 223 24 steers . 1227 300 41 steers . l&H 310 9 cows . 927 2 30 30J. J. , Dallcy. K > steers . 12S1 3 15) ) E. Illclmnls. 2 cows . 1000 1 75 [ C COWS..10GO 2 CO 2 cows.- . . . 9G2 2 GO G feeders. . . .1061 30) ' II. Mahoney. 2 feeders. . . .1365 223 7 cows. . , : . 971 240 1 cow . , . .1110 240 , . , 1 cow 930 240 20 feeders. . . .1200 2 73 1 feeder 1070 305 14 fcodcra.,1027 303 . ' 1 steer. 1520 J 40 MONTANA. D. L. Slioup. 5 bulls . 1335 165 1 cow 1IW 2 CO 1 cow . 11CO 2 CO 60 steer * . 1373 SCO J. II. Cook. 2 bull . 13S5 190 27 cows . 1011 210 20 feeders. . . . 1016 3 00' 30 feeders. . . .120. ! 3W H. A. Luddlck. 4 cows. . 1010 215 2 cow . 1030 IK 9 cows . 1170 2 55 1 cow . 1070 2 55 5 steers . 1U > G 250 2 steers . 1330 300 1 steer . 1210 340 C steers . 129 ! ) 340 0 cows . 922 2 60 11OC1S The fresh supply was fair , 8.700 head , i trlllo heutler than Thursdiiy and about 1,00 heavier than a wtek dpn. In General the iiimllt ; of the offerings was not us food as it has lieei lately. There were not so many of the gooi finished heavy hogs on sale nnd more of tli poorer , llKhter Ktndes , There were really twi markets. An active market for heavy und heav : mlved hogs at from 14.35 up to II. CO , or steiid ; 10 a nickel lower prices than Thursday. TU other market was for. light and llRht mixed stul and pigs. This waa about as bad us It could ire In twenty-four hiurs. Homo loads Bold lOc t 25c lower titan Thursday and other lotuU couli not b sold at any price. In general prices fo light weight loads ruled all of COc lu 75c lowe lhan Monday , and some of the commoner load could not b sold even on that basis. Fair t choice 150 lo 200-lb. loads sold all the nay fron 13.75 lo t4.1 > , and CO to 125-lb. stuff wild at frnr 12 to J3.50. A New Yoik buyer not about V ) Pigs that cost him1 about 13. The ceneral m.tr ket closet ) \\eak on all crudes , and fully 3,00 head , mostly Ikht Weights , were left In the pen at the close. Th fair to { rood hogs sold large ! nt from tl.35 to tl.4 > today , as ucalnst S4.40 t tl.CO yesterday nnd Jl. 15 to tl.C5 un lant Frldi ) Representative sales : oia.V ! , Including some very good mm tons , Tlio einrind from klllnrs wns KO\M ] nnd the market uotably stoudy nil nround. Fair tn caolce nH- vrs nre nti"tnble at J2.2192.80i fnlr to Rood 'eslerns , J3.0) ) (2.70j common nnd stuck nherp , 1OW 1.7.1 j ( rood to cholre10 to IW-Ib. Inmba , Z. ) ff3.75. Representative sales : Vn , Pr. "I storlters 72 } 1 00 20'culH 83 1 W 1 native owes. . . , S.1 20) )3.nnllvc ) mixed 9) 200 " 0 .Wyoming mixed Ill 27.1 K3 'Wyoming ' mixed 117 275 Itncclpts nnd Disposition nf Stui-lc. Official receipts nnd disposition of stock ns hmin by the hooks of the Union iUoch Yards nmpany for the twenty-four lio\irs c-ndlnff nt 3 'cluck p. m. , November 23. 18'JI : Rici-iPTS. Car * , ll'-nd. Cattle . . ; US 32'9 1 107 S.GS7 , 5 801 loises and mules 1 2 DISPOSITION. DISPOSITION.Cattle. Cattle. I loss. Sheep. Imnlra PacklnB company l.PII O. II. Itnmmond company. . . f-G I.RHJ " nnd company 3M I.MS 2S9 _ _ y Packing company. . . SO 2.59S 3 > 3 Vlison H . . . . , G. II. H , Bloux City 13) ) Inmllton fc H 197 1. Hans. . 3:2 t.1 'neoker ' & DcBan 4t > Ljhmnn ro 'nnsant 1" 1 rf-c Hotlischlld 3i ) . , lenten & W IDG ' . 'L. ' Cnroy 271 Mleolier. % 5 { Jilnpecmnnd feeders 7S1 30 191 3.G31 11.075 872 r JHIC.U MVK STOCK. i' _ _ _ There \\I\H n Sonirwlmt Stpnillcr Tone ' ' ' ' ' ' t < Cntllp. dllfcXJclO , Nov. 23. There was n. Romcwlint tcnUiut 'tonc to the cattle miikct today. The li-manil wn no lictlcr , but the frcsli lecclptg ' . Prom J3.50 to tt bouRlit tlic bulk at lie /vUKes. Wcstcrna , of which then- were ; ,500 hem1 were quoted nl from tl.50 to 14.10 nnd Tcxans wcra , wanted nl from J1.23 to J3.23. In hoK lower prices prcvnlleit today. There c.ts aDecline of from 5c to lOc In Rood Rrndes , nd or frpm lOc to 15o In poor nnd common. Re- clpts wqro 11,000 hpnd less thnn Inst Trldny , hut he ; ' ( leinahd wns Indifferent nnd tlit > feellnff ex- r nScMy * hiiu'V. The top of the market wns 1.75 nfid'the ' hulk of the trading \\nn IK-IOW JI.G1. nimf .43 tp l.r ) buying the bulk of thi > mnllum nd heavy wolslils , nnd from 11.13 to JI.40 h < > lnK ) uw prlfces most frequently ptild for llKht Manv iotf i ) M'nt from tl to Jl 30 nnd culls and pifH uij-e n drtif nt from J2.61 to $3.00. In sheep the market wns hi n sickly condition. Uthough the estimated receipts show n con- lilt-ruble fnlllnR off , the thousand * received nt he lieRlAulne of the neel : 'till stnnd In the icnttwliltlnK fof buyeia. Thcrpvere prnctlcnlly 10 Mtlns , Quotations ranned us folloun : l-'rnm 75r o Jl.fqr.poor to extra Uiei-p und from 12.73 to J.73"forMambs. RcWIpts : Cattle. 6,500 hend : calves , 40 head ; locrs , 37jOW head ; sheep. 6.000 head. The .Kxc-nlnf ; Jouinnl rti" rts : IIOOH Uecelpti. 37.CO/J head ; olllclnl ycster- Iny , 45.VJ head ; hhlpments M-sterdny. 7.S1I h"ad ; eftover , nbout 2iOOO lu-nd. Quality f lr. Market slow nnd weak : prices 5c lower. Sales anir.d nt 3 snqil 41 for llKht. J4.20S1.40 for DURlt iMCklnir. JI.2flW4.61 for mixed. JMiXffl 81 for iea\v TmrlilnR and shipping IOIH , piss. t.4'iffl.lO. l'ATTI.IHecelptR , G.tO' ) henil : H-ct'lptK yester- HiV 16.W7 heiul ; phlpments yiiterday , 4.1S5 head. Mniliet slov anil weak , JjJIIJKP Kecelpts , G,00 > hend. yestcrdny. 10.S38 ir.i'd ; Bhlpmi-nts yesteidny , 1,707 head. Market ilow but unchanged. - Kutimn < Hv l.lvr JMnuUIirk : t. KANSAS fITY. Nov. 21.-CArrLn-Recelpts , ' ,000 head ; shipments , 3,5no hend. Market slaw ondj,1\iiaV < ; Texas steers , JI-IOOT-SO ; Texas cows. 'I'.yJpiSj ' ; In-ef steers , JJ.7r.5.6 : nitlvp cows , \.m-i3. \ ! > r slackers und feeders , Jl.90Jf3.50 ; bulls , .OfrUW.i IIOOrtRecelpts. . 11.400 hend : shipments. MO hend. llnrkt-t uCrlOo loner ; bull ; of Miles , JI.257P 4.41 ; h MVl-s. Jl.30fl4.50puckers. . Jl.2-iffl.f,0 ; mixed , JI.20fr.40JlKhts. : _ J4.M4.23 ; Yorkers , J4.20 /SHIlrlV Recrlptfi. i,200 head ; shipments , SOO icndiJMnrI < et steady. " rw York I.lvn "stuuk Inrkiit. YORK , Nov. 23. Rii3ViH Receipts. ; slow but steady ; native steers , ( rood JI.GO 1.0. ) ; mnllum to fnlr , II.OTOft . . .jnion nnd onllniry. J3.GOffl.01j poor , 25 : oxen , Jl.8083.0) ; bulls , J2.10WS.60 ; dry . AND IjAMIIH Itccclpts. 7.0W hend ; low ; jnmbti , bniely slendv ; o\er 3 , WO nn- ; . sheep , ordinary In Rood , JI.75 f2.r.O ; l.imlm , < Jt > rtmtt6 ; prime , t3.00a4.W ; slrlctly choice. t > .M > . ' lloaHneeelpts. . 3,9iW licnd : market steady ; In ferior to Rood IIIIKS. IMOgl 75. ' -'f > t. l.nuU l.lv Muck Murknt. /arri I.OUIH. NOV. 23 c.\TTi.n-n e p' , sico jieAd ; hhlpments , 3,2)0 he.id : miul.rtTy quiet ; nnt enough on silo to pMablhh uolatlo'-H , 'ilUHlH ' llecelpti. B,7 l head ; shipments. S.500 iejidrnnrKel ; enn er. TifllOc lower : fair to Rood INI\V. il.3Gif4.GO ; fair Huhl nml mlM-d lots , f l.ir.Sfl S'l ; rumniPii lo ordinary I'Rhr ; fl.'SJfl 0"i. KII13KI' Ilici-'pts. C'W ' head , hhlpnu-nlH , none , market uulet , l'Jf15c ' limoi : lialUe mixed , (2,25 t)2.50 ) ; commun nalUi-H. tl.50fll.GO , Stork In Record of receipts nt the four principal mar kets for fildny , November 23. 1894 : ' ' " ' C'nttle. Hoes. Sheep. South Omnha 2.SG3 SOW SOI Ch'ciiK'o ' 6,100 37,0)0 ) G,0 > W Kaiiwis city 7i * ) 11,400 isoi St. Louis 3,10) 5,70) G ? ) To'.nis 19,8:9 12.7S7 8,701 St.LonUr.fiii-r.il Miru > t. ST. LOUIH , Nov. 2J. 1'LOrR Dull nnd un- WHKAT Bold off ' , c early , but rallied later tn u cltm" nbout ns > eMcrday ; No. 2 led , c-uiih , lOlic ! December , KO'.ic ; JIny , Bj'ic. COItN UVftkeniil by n rapid movement from runners' hiinda ; lost ii'Ji1 , but milled with wheat , clOHlnit nlxint unclianned ; N . 2 mixed , December , 43.c ; January , 4lV c ; Hay , . . OATS Dull nnd easier ; No. 2 cash , 30c ; De cember , 30ic ; Mny. 32yc. RYU--i.i3- b'd for N . 2. east flJe. UAIll.UY Iloaler : unit's not Miiutably lower. 11RAN limit trnck. Hacked , 59o-bld. 1-I.AX 8UiD S1.4I. CIJOVKH HiUI > -t8.00i8.40. TIMOTHY BUn ( > -tl.75 3.J" . HAY Klim ; cbo'e 3 p n'rlw ' I10.00jfl0.23 ; prlmt to choice timothy , } 10.lKKT11.00. 'UUTTKIl Sepnnilor creamery , " Slflllc ; to rholi-v < lnlry , )64il8c. KJCSt > Ftim ut 17c. M'J.DKlnn ; ipnt. J202'4. H' ' lU.Tnil tCIO bid. CORN MlIAI.r-t2.loa2.13. WIIIHKY tl.2.1. COTTON TIlMSc. . . THOVIKIONH I'ork , stnnilnnl mess , Jnlililnp J12.W. Liinl. prime etram. JG.73 ; chnloj. tl.9' Dry salt meats , loose xhouldi-is. ti.GO.VCit ( ( limn. tG.50fiGC2'.i : iiu , Ji.c-'i ; siioits , :6.su llHCim. packed B.iiiiiMfru , tG,5o ; lonua , t7.12'a rllM. t7.r > ; hliortH. I7.M. IIIJC'IJU'TH Klinir. 4,000 libls , ; wlieal , JO.OOi bn. ; corn. 46 i > ) bu. ; ontH. 23 O'M ' bu. tJIUI'MllXTH Klour , 3.001 bids. : wlient , SJ.O bu. ; corn , 2I.OCO bu. ; u-ils , 2,000 bu. UIIIKUS City Market" . KANSAS CITY , Nov. 2J. WIII3AT Klrm fo hard ; ' , < io lower for w.ft ; Nn. 2 hard , Me ; No 2 red , 4Se ; rejccleil , 4Je ; sample bales , f , o. b. Mlnilnlppi rl\er , No ; 2 hnrd , KlfiSc ; No. 2 roil CO N Vie lower ; No. 2 mixed , 41Hllic ! ; No .2 Willie. 4 | 43'ic. OATS 1'nchanRed ; No. 2 mixed. 3)fj-30 ) < ; iC. : No t while , nominally 33i * . miTTKll-UnchuiiKul , civnmcry , lC6f22e ; dairy . , r.dClS-Htfndr ; strictly fresh , 18' . ' ] { icii : ITS Wheat. 27.W ) bu. ; toin , 83.005 bu. on l . 4.IMO bu. HllIl'MiNTB Wheat , 1.00) bu , : corn , none , oals , none , _ _ _ _ _ _ llnliitliVVIirnt DlIIATTII. Nov. 23. AVIIKAT Cln e : No. hard , coin and November , ( , 'j.c ; D cemb r. iS'io ' May , Gltic ; No. 1 northern , c-nnh nnd Nov ml > i M'iCi December , & 7V&C. May , GO c ; No. 2 ii'uti ! eoi. cash. M'lc : No. 3 , M'icj rejeoled , 4 V4c. I arrive , No. 1 northern. St'.ii'i No , 1 hard , t ottou NIJW OUI < KAND. Nov. t3.--rOTTON'-I-'lltii lei. urat , t.WU bales ; to arrive. 3,100 bales , n c lpn , 1C25I bales ; cxtwrlm. coastwise , 2,971 btlei urdlaary. 4tir. low mldilllnr. nVioi mlddllnc , SXr , rood InldilllliK , 513-18 . mlddllnK fnlr 4Sf fair , 7Sc , fiilnrrs , strn/ly. sili > , 1I4.GOO tmlei Ni > eml T. J517 bid , Dwepibwr. M4iHT3.ll : Jamtary ti 44 ! K.4G , I-Thrtmry , J.M : > .M ! Mnrt-h , > 5. " , ( . -M , Anil , t-'VGHtR.ei , Mrty , Ji.6Tf\,67 , .lime , li.i.'tf 5.71. Julv , Ji,77ir 7S. Aimust. tJ. > iti.W. ( HT. I.Ot'lS , Nov -fOTTriN-KIrm ; inM- dllnu , 6Uo. snips. 900 bnlesi rrcrlpts , 7,40i ) shlpinenti , 6 , ! > i > } Uiles. TOTALS. Agri-siito of llo lue Triinsnotnil l > y Ilio A soriiitril ltunl < tiurlni ; llm Ijxst U'rph , NEW YOIUC , Nov. 23. The followlnR tab6 ! , rumiillrO by Hrmtatrcel'H. shows tlio total rlenrnnocn nt the1 principal clUes nnd HIP perccntRBu of IncTcnae or decrease , an compared with the corresponding week last year : i WOOL .M.MtKIOT. iuro Ni\iil ) r of .Union Offered nt the ll l.fillilnil Auction. LONDONi' 'Nov. ' 2S--Atllhe wool auction kales oday It/051' bilea were offered , of which 5,000 vcie wltlulrawn. The ihninnd conllnued slack rein nil Tjunrters. There were hut n few parcels ultnhlo .for America nnd nolhlntr. was talven. lerlnti wools were RcnKmlU of n doubtful tiunl- ly nnd shoneil n heavy tlirlnkuKO , larKC lots iK wlthdinwn. Cape .of tOed Hope nnd Nntnl vools were out of demand. The following nre ho sales In detail. New Bnuth Wnlsv 3.1f > l 1les ; scourixl , 4dfi > : > Ad ; fcrensy. 4ijS'id. ( JujMiidanil. 1,217 bales ; coureil , lOfilld ; Kn-ii.y , HU f65iil , Victoria , 4.131 mles ; scouii-d. Cd ls 4d : Kre.iKy , 4 lld. South \ustrulla , l.OS'i bales ; . Rre.mv , 4W7"j'l. New land. 2.701 bales : fcnUKwl , 4 ideis IdKreasy. . 1i"J".d. Cape of Hood Hope nnd N'utnl , 1,609 iali > s ; scoured , Gdifls 'SVJrt : Kiensy , I'/tffC'.id. ST. LOL'IS , Nov. B3. WOOL Weaker , with- jut quotable chance. l.Ucniool LIVEliV-OOL. Nov. 23 WHEAT-Spot. teadyj Uem.ind poorj'N" . ' led , winter , 4i 101 , No. 2 mlldrirli.tr , Ci ! VflNo. \ . 1 hard. Manltolm , s 41W ; No.,1 CallfornU. is 2Vjd : fnlures npoicd uili-t with near nnd far positions of red winter d lower ; business was' about equally dlstilbute-1 ; he cliwo ii3 uulet ; November , 4i SVtd ; IJeccm- jer , 4s 0-ild ; Januniy , 1s 9d ; March , 4s lO'.iil ; \prll. 4s 10'ld. 4'O11N Smt | , quiet : Amerlcnn mixed. 4s lOd ; utun-ji openetl quiet , 'ivltli ' near pwlilons un- liancnl and distant fCo jtlcns Id lower , business MIS heaxiesl im lat < -Btl > oxltlonscloseil , quiet ; Novemlior. 4 9Sd ! l > WfmlK r. 45 101 : .Inniury , s 6d. Tebruary. 4sSVtiV ) Man-It. 4s Hid ; April , is 4Vid. .it . . Kl.ol'n Dull ; demand poor ; SI. Louis , fancy vlnter , Gs. _ MILWAUKEE , Npv. 33.-rLOUH-Dull. WIIfiAT Dull , walk ; No. S sptinu , CS'.ic ; No. northern. G3'ic ; May , ' ' > ! 'c. COIIN V o lower ; -No. 3 , 4G',4c. OAT > 5 ' .4e lowci ; , No , 2 white , 32'lc ; No. vhlte. 31V32c. 1IAIILEY Steady ; No. 2 , C3 c ; sample , CS'.j UYE-8te.idy ; No. I'c0e. ' I'HOV'IHIONS Luwer.i 1'orlt , tltO1 ! . Lard , fC.01. IlEt'EHTH Flmir , 3.GCO bbls. ; whe.it , IS.'JW ) U. : barley. 67,200 bu , , . SHIPMENTS l-'lour , COO libls. ; wheat , 3,33- ] bu. ; barley , 500 liu.i NEW YORK. Nov. M. HrCAK Haw , ilull ; n-llneil. quiet at ilerllne ; No. G , 3ic ; No. 7. -V,5i'3 13-lfJc : No. R , 3t-ff3 11-ltlc : No. ! ) . 3 7-K/J 3 ,1Nn. : . ID. 3ji 3 5rlin ) ; No , 11. 3 6-lBft3Vjc : Nn. 12 , 3\iW \ 7-lGc ; Nn. 13. S 3-lCo ; off A. 3 13-irlj , 1-lGc ; Bliinlard . \ , 3 ll-6iiMi ! < ; ; mnfectlonerh' \ , 3 n-lGiil'.le : cut loaf , 47iri : . ll-16c : rrushol , 1 74 fir l-lilr ; | iuilHicl , I u-HjlV.u ; Brunulnted , 4 -lilff I Vv : cubes , 4 5-lG4i-l'4c. LONDON , Nov. Si. rH'UAIJ Cane , dull nnd rcllnliKi centiiriiBal Ja\a , lla ! ) J , Mu/.covudo , fair iclmlnc , Us l.l. _ N.-w Y r.i ( ! - . , * Jmi M .Hurknt NEW YOltlC. Nov. 3. The ftaturn of th ilencheil cottun-maiKet .i tiio action of II. 1) , fhutln & < - > . iiMlucinw thu Jobbing prlco of fruli if 11101011111 * linl Ijinmlnle 3G-lliuli bleached sheet- a tii cue m-i , ror.cuir nt w.int * iheiuuu . . . IIUSIIIVMI 111 uxci.a i.f peculill\b reijuln- menlH. 1'nr i-pilnt : iipTlaltlen conHlderabl i a-r vane. ! was laid nut for laler di-lhcry. I'rlntlnt ; clirthn weie slcndy , with reoderatu sales of kp-Jlt fit 2le. _ . Tri'i-o > Vliftt' ( ) : mt itlniK. BAN FHANfiacn Nov. H. WIlEAT-Steady December , tl'Sc ' ; May , tl.Vl'i : cUaiol , 13.SI : cntulii , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .lliii'irlii'slcr MANCIIUSTKR , ' Nov , 23. CLOTH Quiet nm stt-aily ; yams , quiet but llrm. A > iultiiiul 1'ixl Ilrtlilr. The rlRlit of n person to whistle , to tin .jarnlvMs "f othinperpons1 nerves. Is IK c-otnliiK nlmost as burnlup ; a question us thi rlcln of pcrhona tn nnnUe. to 1hi > menta anil boillly ilotilmeilt of otlivrn. AVe Amsrl cans arw prob.tbly next to our own colorei peopliIn the t-oulliciii Uwn : < , whom wi have eiltii'ateil In the nrt the wlilsillnxeii pooplfr In the ivpria. There are , iipparcntly iwo renfon for this. Onu Is that we or the most ncrvoiiM people ; we have to h iloliin' uomelhlnj ; : we cun't jio down ol-l ! ly ul our \\oiK like Kuropeans , or sit alien anil eontc-mplatlve ; so wo work off on tldgi-ts v/lth whlstllnt' . The other re-iHoi IH that we nre leillly n HieerfttI and o\ presslvo people. In Kjiltu of nil that liu over heen eaiil to thu contrary. Th n.i tlonal whlMllui ; hnblt IIIIH icuultcil In th production of a srcat number of rt'ill skillful and 'inuslcitl ivhlstlerH. AVI tli on conshlerntlon anil another , there Is a Ire mcnilous amount of whistllnK. It bcem cheerful , anil * , oinctltncB , to thf whlfller , I la really clie rful. Now , uniloubtt'illy. ihl irotiM bo very nice If every one'a whullln were heard finy liy hlnisrlf. It wouM b wnv in' working oft one's ni-ivoii : , too. What u | > nut that ? An ordlu.ir . whistler's perfvtmancu cive.t ul iihiti-y | u plenhuru to jiiy one but himself. Mint Tlii-mizh Itiu iiexrt , Vnt Allvr. At M-JiitKoiVi rj , , Ma. , two weeks UKOVI : Young , n vigorous yontli , whl e v orklng J Ills Hell wna'ohot by an assassin. The bullet went entirely through his body nnd pent trnted tlio npiac ct ) ils lirnrt , yet he la stl alive. 'J'hc ciitlro medical fraternity agre that the hU 1iYnrlratcJ "lc heart , hut t Diaka usitnivViV. < 'ouly ' ) ) uuro prepared acci rate diatvliiRs < meaMircments ol .tli points i'I ' enlrttnpo and u-lt of the bulle toc.pllmrvllh illagmiBli \ of the symptom ; and uout Uiem io Or. Ken no of 1'hlUilelplil. Hi > nii'l ' otu-r | .leadliiK . llglita tliero examine Into the CH I ? IU | fironounco It the only cat on record i > ( 4tfl flort , U U believed that t ! rouns man * * 4il rtcover , DUN'S ' AND BRADSTRKEI'S ' Business in Most Lines jtyiofra a Decided Ob an go for the totter. LABOR IS MOhE EXTENSIV.LY EMPLOYED \Vhrnt I.out tlia Cent Unlnqil IU Week nnd Corn Fell Oft iM.ltllo Snlci of Wool Hlioir ft blight Iticrcimo. NK\V YOIUC. Nov. 23.-K , a. Dun & Co.'a weekly review of trade tomorrow will say : There Is come change for kho better , The In la clew nnd In some dlrecllons not very distinct , btit the Hgrs of tt are a little more definite than last week , The most Important of them IB liuffer employ- inent of labor , answering n better demand on the \vlmlt > fur manufactured iirnlncts. Much cf tliU IH duo to the unnatural delay of orders for the winter,1 which resulted from prolonged uncertainty , but It menus an actual Increase In the- earnings nnil purchasing power of the million ? and so gives promise of n larger dqmniul In the future. Prices of farm produces In the aggregate do not Improve , but the prevail ing hcpcfulness Is felt In itofnrwhnt larger trineactlona. The wheat mrfrket 'has ' lost this \\oelc the- cent It gained 'last week. Hecclpts were larger nnd Atlantic exports nre also larger , being 578,771 bushels , agnlrmt 71,025 bushels Inst year , bu ( these arc ot mil account compared with \he \ great visible supply. K-feign reporlit this weelt hnvo been rather more prnmlhlngt thoturh the fact remains that the1 world's crop outside of the Vnlted States Is probdbly the largest ever isrown. Corn has declined H cent , receipts having much Increased. The demand for cotton continues large , exports being HO.COO bales larger than In the Home week last year , but receipts also continue- greater than a year tiiro , and for three months will closely approximate thoau of the panic three months lust year , when the yield was over IW.OOO.OOO bales. The price rose nn eighth. Textile Industries : have added a few factories to tlic w 'rklnif ' list ngnlnst only one or two withdrawn , and there has been some Improvement In the demand for woolens , More supple mentary orders for spring have been re ceived and colder \veath iiiiin : Increased the demand for heavy .goojliv fi'fon , , \ thu whcle , the market Is not lUetlVff. . and the manufactured prnilurl Is rrrttcTy Welow the capacity of the works , Siili-H"lf''wool ) for the week Increased , again , thoiiRh' ' still far behind last year , and for four weeks of November have been 12,2.VJ,300 paunds. against 17r..Kr.2l ) pounds last Vcnr. Since August the sales have been 12 per cent more thftti last year , but T3 per cent less than lu 1S92. The Iron Industry again re cords lower prices for bersemer Iron , J10.40 nt I'lttsburpand for some manufactured proiluctn. The consumption Is large and for the season fairly well maintained , but It Is not equal to the capacity fit the works In cpcrntton , and their struggle to get business keeps prices nt thrbottom. . It IM reported un American shipyard has secured orders to build three armored cruisers for lUlssta , which will give added .work for some years , nnd that a contract for 1.000 Ions of cast pipe for Toklovjll probably be secured by n southern tonc rn. Tin , copper and lead are nil wcakrrjiinnd come confessions nre reported In tin plate. The coke product ( slightly decreased , -but wns about the largest ever known for , October. The falluies this week linye been 322 In the United States , against 3ST Inst'ycnr ' , nnd 51 In Canada , ngnlnst 31 Inst year. nnAnsTitiiu"n : TR I'Vituro of IlioVroU lla Konn ' i Dlntrlliiltlnn of f riioiiiilln ( rii > ( il , NI-n\ ' YORK , Nov. 13. nrntpftccf.'B } to morrow will say : T /paturq jot general trade for the week include aji.Jpprease In distribution of holiday jjocds. of heavy clothing , hats , sens-'onAlile dry goods , nnd nt various points hard\\nre nnd shoea. Trade was Htlmulated by Reasonably colder weather and n continuance of tlic feeling' of confidence Irv an approaching Increnne In demand. At the scuth a fiiVtirable In fluence Is a moderate ndvnhc6 In the price of cotton , duo to the Er'&fter favor with which lower estimates ft the size of the citton crop are being recelytd nnd to the prevalence of the oolnlon that the price of cottcn IH too low. There has also been n good demand for spot rotton. R6me ship pers of ucuthcrn lumber complain that southern railways ure allowing preferenca to cotton. From paints In the southeastern Atlantic states some hesitancy * 4s reported In supplying goods before making collec tions for the full nenFon'B business. At the north lake navigation has' ' btitti practi cally closed anil the ! result of the1 season' : ! wcrk nre generally satisfactory. Shipment * ) of shoes fiom seven , .manufacturing centers , while smaller that ) lust week , continue to run hnivlly ahead , of the llko week last year , 63,000 , as compared with 6J.OOO cases. At eastern cities the 'Volume ' of'trtt'de In dry goods has fallen off , although 'Jthfc ' tone of the market Is good nnd eoHer. , weather Inclines to help It. The prlvA.ipt wool Is practically unchanged. HH ure' prices for hides , leather , lumber and print cloths , although they arc llrmer. ' The fact that the demand for Iron and steel has not fully kept pace with the pro- iluetlTu Is tnadu plain In another reaction , brlrglntr the prlcp of bessemcK pig down to (10.25 and of billet * to $15-13 , 'Avlth tha outlook net fuvurablu for higher , . pieces tlutn fit ) for besscmer pig trim am ) } Ujfor billets iit I'lttsburj-1. Ouul prices nre cut again. The nnthrnclte output for tlift pomplctcd calendar year promises to nmciint to 40- ufU , < M tons , agnlnU 43,1.10.000 tens In 1S9.1 , and pig Iron production to C. < 1Vtix ) ) tons un compared with 7,124,000 UIIIH lant year. Wheat Is oft \ \ ' cents , ctrn 1 cfiit. porlc 23 centH , nnd lurd 13 i-cntH. Kree receipts ( if cattle nnd hogu nt ICaiiPus City. Omaha nnd other western points hoVt resulted In lower quotation : ! . Sugar , also ; in lower. The 1'aclflc coast makes uiuthcr record In the mutter of exportu of wheat , Tacomu having secured an unusually , lur u prop-r- tlon of thti buslnoSH during Jae { weekn. San Frarclsco wires that vessels nre b ? - Ing chartered there to proceed to .Columbia river In ballast to load with wheat. Kx- purts of wheat ( und 11 ur us wheat ) , both coasts ) of the I'nltfd Kliil.'H and Canada , amount this wtek to 3 312.M ) Impels , c m- > 1liiriri < | iull.VlmiT .Iliirliet. MIXrCi.U'OlIH , Xnv. M.-Tlii nnirUrt weak oil lo\vi > inn < l I'tslor < ulilai nnil u inoM'tuont nt limpi In ipfillzc , tlio jnil.ct ; ciunii niMiity ' , . < fn > in Lift nl | | i nt Il > np nine niul latrr ilccllnnl fur Mny ( ? iiinn' . There WUH n fair volume of UaJe nil diiy , ab'thiitlus ' l.vc'n fur riany a iliiv luuk. nml HIP mullet III , , lly tlosfil nimly AH hl h J > M laft iilxlit. The ilu- innn.l for c.isti wheat nit eno < l for lucil mlltlne nnd In eo Into eluvium fur flnrnRO. Ni > NeinlKr. JTVir ; ni-cfliiln-r , CCUc. Mn > ' , KW ; on If ark , No. 1 II.IK ) , MOr : K . 1 norlliein , r.T , ; No. X norllu-rn. UKc. Ufri-i | ( v.'cie : ( MUOD l/ii , ; ) iliinu-nl , 17.M ) Lu. The Hour mail-ul wait iiulrt.ium I'uKlei' tml- cnts. tl.20irlJ.Ui Inker * , 2.fl'flS.i ; . , W , HARRIS BANKERS , 163-165 Dearboni-st. , Chicago. 15 Wnll-sl. , f.'cw York. 70 Stalc-st. . Uostrn. f bLC. ATEykttna ROM n HEUI GH GRADE LJf I M L-/O Touolitond cold. Corrcspondcnno Bollcl'.C'V 'The Four Hundred" ( itiinllcst V.MtcU ninilc j n America. 'T h Q only wntcli move ment ever inrl tit ! 018011(1 ' Jf yfuir Joweli'r IK n 11 all In to 1 show > mi Ilils -'curlnfth ' ; > for Uioi c.m.t-j The OJuobor WutchVorli , Canton , O. WM. LONDON , Commission Merchant Grain und I'ro vision ; * . I'rlvato wires lo Chtcatfq.niul tfww Vot. ! All bualnexa order * ulucl-il on UoarU uf Trade. ' tollvltcd , wilk-f , loom 4 , New. Yo Lite Tck-phoiu UOi , * *
