f
o . rriE OH AHA DAILY JSEE ; TUESDAY , NOYBMBEU sn , isos ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANC1AI
Wheat Oponcd Firm anil Olcscd at n
Advance ,
CORN MARKET WAS A SHADE FIRME
I'rftvlnlonn Were Klrm n nl tli
KKTllntlv < - llllllltL-NM II .Slllllll !
. Itn-c Aftlv
CHICAGO , Nov. 25.Vhcnt opened nrn
nJ cloanl nt nn nilvanrc for the tlnv o
? iu per bu. The utretiBth cnmc from th
hews of Cnlltornln shipments of contiltler
nblo nmuunls ot wheat to Australia , ilnm
njrc to niul poor proFpecta f : > r the Argcn
line whetit crop , n Kootl ileinand lor mum
lota of r > \vhcnt , for phlpmont from her
nnil nn Increase of from > * c lo Ic pr bl
In the premium bid for It. The t. il < M t
round lotw were variously report . ! nt fron
75,000 bu. of No. S red to 125,000 bu. , nnd t'i
lirlco paid was 3Kc , In one Instnnce 4e , eve
th ? December prlco. Corn WIIH tlrm nn
> ic higher for near months. I'rovlslonsnls
Improved n little. The Uerlln nintki-t wu
tip from 1 mark to HI inutki. I'arls nbou
steady nnd Liverpool cloned Hi'I lower fo
wheat than on Kuliinliiy.
The dftnaiid here for winter wheat fr
nhlpmt'iit was nKiiln In evldens ? , anJ ullo
Kether the Into news wan of n chnlncto
to worroy the shorts. May wheat , from ' , <
nt the opening , rose to 'il'/Se ' , aiJv.t9 : lirlng
IIIK SUtc within u. minute or two of th
Corn wns n slmdc ilrmer , partly Vc-Mi.r1
of the damp weather , nut perh.tpu nor
lai'Kely on nceount of Improvement I
wheat. November closed from Uc to %
nilvitnru for the day , nnd Deci-mber enlnei
Uc , whllo Mny In up from ' / c to Vic. I.ns
tradltiK prices wore : November from 'J7 %
to LTo ; IJccember from 27i5c to L7c : Jan
unry from 27Uc to 27Vie , and May ai'.ie.
Very little business was trnnsneted Ii
outs and the mnrket was quiet from begin
nlng to end. Kluctundona were nnrtow
December ranted from 1'Tio to ISe , closltu
' /do hleliur nt the hitter price. Mny openci
nt 20J4C , nolil to " 05ic and wa offered a
the latter price at the close , nn advance o
from Uc to Vic since Saturday.
The provision maiktl wns firm nnd th
speculative business n shade rnoio nctlw
or rather , It should be called less dull
Borne buying of May ribs by Lo 'in ' iVt
Co. nnd of pork by Norton & Worthlngton
early In the day , nlthoiiKh not 01
un extensive scale. Imparted som
steadiness to the trade nml th
Rood send oft It Kot In that way wn
udd to by the firmness of the Krnln rnar
l < et. The /allowing nre the advances In
prices since Saturday : Pork , Be ; lard , trom
'Me to r.c , nnd ribs , from 5c to TV u.
Kstlmatcs for tomorrow : Wheat , 35 : cars
corn , COS cars ; oats , 210 cars ; hogs , DO.OOC
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Low. | Cloi *
nn Till
Ad ! < 57
uwaM
27W 27
2ilf
HOJ4
17M
IH IH
sotf 20M ao
7 P7 R 05 7 87X 8 ( ) . - >
H Oil 0 US 8 S7M
0 'J7)ii ) 0ID 0 if !
40
C fill r nn r r.n
8 75 6 77.H D 7a >
4 .tr
4 47t < 4 rr ,
4 76 4 81) 4 7'JH 4 77)i )
qiuilnllDns were as follows :
FUOUR Dull : winter pntenls' J3.15fl3.CO ; win
ter BtrnlghtH. J2.C05T3.M : spring patents , J3.155T
3.CO ! Bprlng stralghla , JS.wes.OO : bakers , tl.83
C2.30.
WHRAT-No. 2 sprlm. CGViJTMSic ; No. 3 spring ,
BCl4fr57',4c : No. 2 red. r , T13W'Sc.
COUN No. 2. 27Xf2V'.c. ( !
OATS No. 2 , ISe ; No. 2 while , 2' ' > y > { | 21c ; No. 3
while. 171,45J20c ,
IIYB No. 2. 5Cc.
IIAIILKY No. I , nominal.
FLAX HKKD No. I , ! )3c. )
4.7ri ; nhsrt clear lilcs ( boxed ) . 5l.75iH.87V4.
\VIIISKV DlsllllerH' finished Roods , per gal.
i'OUI.THY Dull ; turkeys , Cc ; chickens , 4G5c
clucks. 88I81JC.
The followliiK were lire receipts and shipments
today :
CIiiNlnir < | uotiitloriM on tinI'rlnuliKil
CoiiiiiioilllloN mill Stiiplcx.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23. FI.Otm-RecelpIs. 27.400
ItblH. ; cxporis , 4COO hl > ls , ; markel opened dull
ruled fairly ncllve , but closed heavy with wheat
clly milt pa I oat s , $ < .103T1.23 : winter patenls
J3.&OS3.70 ; clly mill clears , 51.00ffl.10 ; win
tcr Btralchls. t3.30Q3.40 ; Minnesota patents
J3.45SJ3.CO ; wlnlcr cxlius J2.70iT3.10 : Mlnnesoln
bakers ' I2.75if3.10. Rye Hour , steady ; fancy , } 2.S (
G3.W. 'Uuckwheat Hour , dull at J1.33.
1IUCICW1IKAT Weals at 41'4Q43c.
1IRAN Dull nt (2.00.
HYK Nominal : No. 2 western. 42c.
IIAHLKY Weak ; wcBtcrn , 390-IOc.
1IAULKY MALT Wruk ; weitern. MflDSc.
CORN MHAIQulet ; yelluw wcBlcrn , conrBe
73 8Dc ; llrundywlne. 2. < 5.
. \VIIIJAT Receipts , CW.COO bu. ; exports. CC.400
bu , Spot market , ntionevr ; llrmnras of holders
chi'ckB bUDlnesa ; No , 2 red , CSHtTiCSUc ; No. l
hard , 67lic. Options opened weak , rallied on
small Incn-nso In visible nnd rtunarH of a squeeze ,
of UeccmlH'r Hhorts , advanced hhnrply , clnslriK
tlrm nt "ifflc advance ; December , Ol'iJjCSUc.
closed CS'/Ce.
COIlN-llecelplH , 157HV ) bu. ; exports , 33,700 bu
Hpot , Ilrm ; No. 2 , SGc. Options oimned dull , rulei
quiet but Htcady , closing steady nt ! 4n advance ;
November , closed 35c ; December , oJSJOHc ,
cloeed 3'iUc ,
OATH Itrcelnts , 141,800 Int. ! exports. COO bu.
Kpot market , Ilrm ; No. 2. 229i < 723c. Options dull
IbruiiKliout , cloning nt Uc ndvance ; November ,
clnsed 22Jc ( ; Decrmlier , 23'tSJ'c ' ; , closed 23Uc.
WOO1 * Quiet ; domestic llcece , ) C4J23c ; nulled ,
19 f22i\
UAY-Qulct ; slilpplng , J7.0007.CO ; good to
choice. bO fS5o.
IIOI'H Knyi nlnle , comrnoii to choice. 1S94
croi > , 3 < (7c ; 1S95 crop , "iflOc ; I'uclllc const , U91
croii. 3tjc ; 1KID crop , 8ftlOe.
HIDl S Nominal ; Cnllfornln. 21 to 25 Ibs. , 18
] ) iHc ; ( Salveslidi , 2' ' ) to Ki Iba , , ICe ; lluenoa Ayrea
dry , 20 to 24 ll-B. , 21e ; Texas , dry , 24 to 30 Ibs. ,
12Jrl3o.
liATIIiil-Ktcr.ily ; : ; hemlock unlc. Duenos
Ayri'B , llcht lo heavy. 2 < o : acid. Jl4J'lc. !
J'HOVIHIONH Ileff. Btendy ; family , 111. CO ; beet
liatiis , J15.OOniS.60. Cut meats Htcady ; iilckled
tiellli-H , I..M13,7J | ; pickled barns , JS.75fi9.00. Lard
Flrady ; western Blenm clnsed ut J5.ivOa5.95 ; No
vember. J5.60 , nominal. Park , dull and cnByi
Old IlieKH , J9.C0010.IM.
lIUTTKll-Rec.-ltitB. 6.SOO pkgB. ; Bteady , ' wesl-
cm dairy , MSdHic ; wcslvin creamery , 15un
ns. 2H4c.
ecelpls , 8,311 pkga , ; eleaily ; western
3.CW pkg . ; qulel ; large
Imrt Bklms <
-Active nnd hlnher : United closed
at Jl.CO bid ; rellned. New York , J8.W ; 1'hllr.dtl-
phla nnd Itnltlmnre , JS.4S.
TALLOW Qulrtl city. 4',4c ' : country , l e.
nOHIN Firm : stinlned , common to good. JI.GS
< J1.70.
ItlCK-Qulel ! domestic , fair to extra , .
MUTALH Copper , easy : tirokrm' prlci111 ;
nxchango price , tll.0rtiill.il ) . Lead , ( Inner : bro
kers' prlc < - , J3.20 ; exchange price , J3.2rli3.2Ti,4
Tin. quiet : lrultn. JH.J..fiU.VJ ; rilates. market
ijulel. fpeller , dull ; domeBtlc , t3.COQ3.CS.
COTTON 8KBH Ollr-Inuctlve ; undertone nrm ;
prlm crude , IMtCVCe : butler grades , SOd'Jlc ;
ijrlmo > ummer yellow , 29fl30c ; off Bumrner yellow ,
_
St , Loiiln Cipiivrtil Slnrlcot ,
BT , LOt'18 , Nov. 25. FIXJUR Dull and easier
owing to the decline In wheat ; patents. 3.lOfj3.- ) ' :
cxlru fnncy , J2.90&3.W ; fancy , J2.CJtj2,70.
WHKAT Dull but Blrong at Ihe upenlnz ; later
on efforts to tell found Lmyeru ecarcu and ijultc a
nd VloneJvl hout yp roailo chnrige"'ain"Fatu *
day ; No. 2 mlxejl. c h , 2l'Scj ' December. S44c ;
January , Wic bid ; May , 26'tc.
OATS Futures riulet ; cteady for May , with
December Uc under Balurdayj No , i , cash , ITJic ;
December , 17T4CJ May , 20Jc. ! '
ItYH-llull a ) JSHc.
CORN MHAI/- l.Mffll.-lO.
1IHAN No buyerB above 4Ca for sacked , east
track luml . all rail rate ,
FLAX BKKU-Hteaily.
TIMOTHY BitD-l3.00O3.50. :
HAY Strong for choice Ki'ndei ; prairie , JO.OOO
1.60 ; timothy , 19.00815.W. Oils Hide.
POlJLTRY-Sleadyj turkeys , better , TOTUCi
chlckrnt. udSoj duck * . 7Hc ; Kfex.1. So ,
HUTTKR-S e.'Jy ; creamery , 18W : cj dairy , H"
.
KQOS-Heltcr at ISe.
S.KAU-Bi'lltra unking J.67J ( , but no tales ( xu-
pllile above 12.97.
BPELTEH Dull : sales , one car at } 3.20.
PROVISIONS Pork , standard m s , Jobblnlg ,
I8.J7H. Mrd , prime ulcnni. 15. ! 0 ; choice. Ji.40 ,
iiacon. UoxeJ t. tS.Wj | on , JS.UH ; rlb > ,
41 y | ihortu , 15.3751. Dry wit i rne u , boxed ihoul.
< 1M . H.Rtti lone * , .7i rlM , M.ST'.JJ ' shottn
VBi'fiirTO-rieur , eOM M-KI whfnt , M.OW bu
errn , M.W3 tin. ; nftin , ; 2fXx ) 1m.
lill'.MHNTi-ffinr. | 4.OTO Mils. ! whftit ,
Im. ! earn , IJ.rflO lit ; . i oals , 11.MM l > u.
OMAHA \illAI , MAltlCr.T.
Comllllnit or Trnilc nnil < lnonlon (
cm Stnplp ninl I-'iini'y I'roilnee.
Only it few turkeys crime In yesterday mid 111
feeling among reorlvcrg win ftrongtr. At til
unrne llmo lnifis were holding oft In the cxpecla
llin tlml linger lfctlpts would maUilntlze tuOaj
Quotations :
ioas--flit. : ! tly fi < * h Moils , Ifc.
llt.'TTl'U-l'ncklna st ck , Of/lOc : fair to BOO
country , 1201k- ; choice to fancy country , HiflSc
p.ill.neJ citnmoty , ITfJlSc ; separator crtnmcr )
ID 3 Me.
VKAlr-CMIce fnt , 70 to lOO Ibs. . are Quoted a
7c7'ici ' largo and coarse , 4iJGc.
CHKKSE Domestic brick. ll'le ! Main , re
doz. , 10 , Cluli Ilousp. Mb. Jam , per doz. , tt.60
Ltmbiirger , fnncy , ptr lb. , HKc ; Roquefort. V4-lb
Jnr , ner doz. . J3.CO ; Young Amu leas , lOHc
Twins , fancy , lie.
roi'LTltV Mvc-Hons. per lb. . 5c ! chick
en ? . per lb. , Co ; rooslers , 2i/4c / ; ducks , J'.iHSc
turl.e-s. iUiUSej gectc , 7 < EfSc. Drcsscd-Chlckcns
Ccj iliiHip , I'iBlOc : tmkcy , WIOc ; gcefe , ! > c.
ItAV t'pliind. JC.M ; mlillnml , 0i lowlnml , J3.50
rye urnw , tl.bi ; color makes the prlco on hay
light bnles tell tht best. Only lop grades brln
top prices.
UltOOM CORN-Ncw crop , delivered on track
In country , choice preen telf-worklng carpet , pe
Ih. , 2'Sc ' ; choice green running to hutl , 24c !
common , IJic.
OAMi : I'uilrlo chickens , young. per doz. . IS
quail , ! l.o.0) ; Jack snipe , < 3c ; golden plovei
JI.SjJ Jack rabbits , per ilnx. . 2 ! smnl
raLMIs. | l ; mallard iluclm , 12 ; redhcnds. J.1 ; can
vnshnck ducks , JS.OOU7.00 ! tent , blue wing. M.75
teal , Riccn wins. $1.CO ; mixed ducks , J1.WJJ1.75
Canada Reese , JO ; small geese , $4.50 ; brnnts. J3.S1
deer saddles. IMflCe ; deer cnrcnsses. 12 > ,4M13o ; cl
sari IPS , IlfilSo ; elk carcasses , 9iilOc ; untelop
saddles. 12 < 814e ; nntclope carcasses , Dffllu.
VEGITADIES.
IWATOKH-On track , car lots , 23o ! smal
lots fioni store , 30c.
ONIONH I'cr bu. , 2jj30o ; Imported Spanlsl
onions , per ciute , cofiWc ; home Brawn Spanish
I",1 ; l > bl. . Jl.SO ; 3 to S-hlil. lots. $1.83.
"HANS Unrnl-plckiM navy , per bu. , tl.Hfll.'E
hKIIT I'OTATOis-Cliolco : stock , J2 per lib ) .
.OAIinAQE-on orders , crated , per 100 lt > .
Clil.nilY Fnncy large ColotniK RMfSOc ; cholo
Ke No > * ' 40'lc : ; ! Inrc ° No2 > S3c ! sma"
LIMA 11I3ANS Per lb. , HUe
WATER CHESS-lVr 16-qt. case , $1.5031.75.
rnuira.
CALIFORNIA QUINCES-Per bor. , $1.50.
O "KC10N l'KAKH-1'cr
- case. 12.25.
CUANllKlmiUS-Cliolce tock , per bbl. , $5.50
ALMiitIA GHAI ES-per CO-lb. tbl. . 6 ; per 68
to 70 His. gross. K.
IIASTEUN anAPES New York Concords , pe
bafket. 23T/2 c.
CALIKOHNIA ailAPES-Tokays , per doubl
APPLES Jonathans , $3.2583.50 ! choice ship
p Miff ktoclt , lien Davis. Qcnlton. Wlnesap , etc.
bills. , J2.2.fi2.5) : cooklnu apples , J2.25G2.SU ; Call
fornla nppjps. per box. $ ] , & ) .
CALIFORNIA PKACIIES-Nnne.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
" 'aES-JlcxIcan. ' , per box , $3.75 ; Jamaica *
LEMONS California , per box. $4.50f < .73.
"ANANAS Choice larue stock , per bunch , $2.0
J2.S5 ; medium sized bunches. $1.76.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
7fjSc ; No. 2 dry Mint hides. CSCc ; No. 1 dry'
7B10c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides , I4f7c ; No 1 dr-
sallcd hides , 6c ; part cured hides , 1,50 per lb. less
than fully cured.
SHEEP PKI.TS Green salted , each 2.iO60c-
ercen salted shearlings ( short woolcd early cklns )
each Uc ; dry shearlings ( short wooled earl )
dklns ) . No. 1 , each. lOc ; dry shearlings ( short
wcoled early sklnsV No. \ . cacn. Go ;
dry Hint Kansas nnd Ncbrasit.-t butcher wool
pells , per lb. , nctual weight , CffiCc ; dry flint
Kansas and Nebraska Murrain wool pelts , per
lb. . actual weight. 40CC ; dry illnt Colorado
butcher wool pells , per lb. , actual welghl , 40010 ,
dry flint Colorado Muiraln wool pelts , per ! b. ,
actual weight , 4S5c ; dry pieces and bucks , actual
weight , 2f(3c. ( Have fit't cut oil , as It Is use
less to pay freight on then ;
TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow No. 1 , S c-
tallow No. 5 , 3c : grease , white A , 3V4c ; grease ,
uhlte 11 , 3c ; grease , jcllaw , 2' c ; grease , dark ,
! c ; old butter2j2',4c ; beeswax , prime , 1502'e ;
lough tallow , lV4c.
HONKS In cur lots weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , J12.OOfiM.00 ; dry
country , blcncheu , per ten. J10.00012.00 ; dr >
.country , damp nnd meaty , per ten , 4C.OOO3.Oa
WOOL/ Unwashed , flno heavy , 68 > 7c ; tine light
609c ; iiuaitcr ulood , IDClJc : stxdy , burry ami
chaffy , SOTc ; celled nnd bioken , coarse , "sioc
celled onrt broken , fine , 6IJ81. Fleece washed
Medium , lofflSc : line , HflGc ; lub washed 16tt
18c black. Sc bucks , 6c locks ,
: : ; lag Z33c ; dead
pulled , 50Cc. .
r > RES.r > MEATS.
DEEF Light western steers , 400 to 600 Ibs. . 4 ! < .
05c ; good cows and heifers , 4ec ; medium
cows and heifers. 4i4Hc ! ; good forequarters cows
nnd heifers , Sliflic ; good hindquarters cows and
heifers , 61407c ; fair hindquarters cows and
heifers , Cc ; cow rounds. 5c ; cow chucks
3ff3J4c ; steer chucks. 31,4F4c : leet tenclerlolnj
fresh. ICc ; beef rollboneless. , . S',4c ; sirloin butts'
bunelCES. 84e. ! ; loin backs , boneless , SUc ; loin
backs , 6',4c ; cow ribs. No. 3. ( iiic ; cow loins No
3 , 7V4e : Blenr ribs. T'.ic ; Bleer loins , Oc.
MUTTON Dressed rnullon , Sc ; racks , 8UC-
legs , 7c ; saddles , 7c ; t-lews , 2jc. ! " '
PORK Pork loins. G c ; spare rlba , Be ; pork
shoulders. EC ; pork chouldcrs. skinned , C'So ;
tenderloins , 13c : pics' feel , cleaned , per doz. . j ;
MISCELLANEOUS.
New I'erslui dales will soon be on the market
now , as the first steamer Is expected to arrive
In New York In a very few days. Quotations :
OYSTERS Mediums , ICc ; hoiseshccs , 20c ; extra
glundnids , 23c ; extra select ! , , 25c ; Ilrnncli & Co.
selects , 27c : New Yoik counts , SOc ; standard bulk
per gal. , (1.10.
CIUER Pure Juice , per half bbl. , J2.CO ; per
bbl. , Jl.CO.
SAUI5R KRAUT Per bbl. . J3.50 ; half bbl. ' 13
MAPLK SYRUP Flve-gul. cans , each 275-
per doz. , J12 ; K-gol. cans , $6.23 ; quart cans. ,
J3.75.
J3.75.FIDS
FIDS New crop , California , 10-lb. boxes , per
lb. , lie ; common California tigs , CO-lb. boxes
6c ; Imported fancy , 30-lb. boxes , 16c ; choice 10-
lb. Iwxes. 12c.
DATHS 1'etslan , 60-lb. boxes , per lb. , C'ic ;
fards , 10-lb. boxes , per lb , , Sc ,
MAPLK StlflAR Choice , per lb. . OJflOc.
PRESERVES Assorted , 2i-b. ! palls , each J1.40
rn'-OANtlTS Per 100. J5.
NUTS Almonds , California , per lb. , medium
size , lOc ; Tarragona almonds , per lb. , large , I3o ;
IlrnzllB , per lb. , 9c ; Kngllsh walnutji , per lb.
fancy soft shell , 12Vifl3c ; slandnrds , lieil'to ;
Illberls. per lb. , lOc ; pecans , polished medium ,
lOc ; large , 12c ; peanuts , raw , CV c : roasted , 7M
7140 ; cheslnuls , 15c ; hickory nuls , small , per bu. ,
Jl,7i ! ; black walnuts , per barrel , 12.00 ; cocoanuts -
nuts , Cc ; cocoanuls , per 100 , J4.CO.
FUR8.
INo. ilNo. IlNo. II 2 l
f Lge. | Md'mtSin'll [ | I
HEAR
lllack I20Q23 J 15 00 J 8010 J10O12 J 500
Illnck Yearllhg'V.i 12 13 10 (10 ( 7 UC 7 00 300
lilack Cubs Cij ) 8 Lltf 6 400 C 00 2 00
Itlack Montana &
Mountain 1SO22 14 00 10 00 1000 400
Black Montana
Ycarllnga 1200 8 00 too COO 250
Illnck Montana
Cubs 6 CC 4 60 3 00 4 00 203
Sliver Tip. . 20 ( X > 12 , 8 00 900 4 00
Silver Tip Yrlgs. 11 00 8 00 500 C 00 2 CO
Silver Tip Cub 6 00 4 CO 3 00 3 00 1 SO
Drown 20925 It 00 12 00 12 00 600
Yearlings 10M12 8 00 C 00 8 00 4 00
Cubs 7 CO 600CO 3 00CO 4 01M 2 00
lladger 101 CO CO CO M CO
Fisher 800 800 4 00 4 00 200
FOX
Silver ( according
lo bauty ) 100 CO CO 00 4000 3000 10 00
Sliver Tale ( nc-
cord'r to oea'y ) 50 00 S3 00 20 00 IS 00 6 00
Cross . . .t , - . . 7 00 3 00 2 00 1 50 1 00
Red 1 50 1 K 1 00 75 25
rjray 75 50 40SO 75S5 1C
Kit to 40 SO S5ii 10
Lynk I S 00 300 1 1) . ; 1 25 50
Marten 2 00 ICO 1 00 1 00 50CO
Mink 60086 to 4.1 00K 10
Coflcc Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-COKFEI : Op'.lons
opened easy at CO 15 polntB decline ; ruled gen-
rally weak under local and foreign sdllng pren-
ure , following eak Havre rabies , Black cpol
emand and eniall warehouse deliveries ; clneed
ready al n net decline of M/ir ( vilnts ; sales , 2 > ) . .
JM bags ; November. JII.20O1I.30 ; December , JM.2D
814.25 ; spot coffee , Rio , No , 7 , J14.23J rnlld , quleti
Cordova. J18.00B18.25.
Warehouse deliveries from New York Saturday.
.32 ! ) bags ; Now York slock today , 262,494 bags ;
hilled ylutes stock , 31C.150 bags ; arlout for Die
Jnltt'cl HtHtCB , 217,000 bugs ; total visible for tha
United States. [ ,32,156 , bags , against 491,960 bags
ant yrar.
tJANTOH , Nov. 25. Steady ; good average San-
os. J15.80 ; receipts , 15.000 bags ; stock. 429,000 baits.
Weekly ; Hteady ; good average , per 10 kilos.
1C.30 ; receipts during week , 9S,000 bags : shlp-
nents to United States , 13,000 bags ; stock , 4OO !
tags.
IIAMllUHfl , Nov. 22. Quiet and unchanged ;
Kales , 11.000 bags.
HAVIIK , Nov. 23. Market opened Irregular , U
'if decline ; at nocn. unclinimcj ; at S p. m. ,
nchanged ; closed dull at Uttlif net decline ;
ales , 29.CUO bans.
R6 | 1J1J JANEIRO. Nov. 25. Dull ; No. 7 Illo.
H.40 ; exchange , 9 6-16J ; cleared for the UnltfJ
itaten , 1.000 bags ; for Kurope , none ; slock , 194,000
IRKS ; receipts , U,0)0 bags.
Weekly : Dull ; exchange , slandard , JH.30 ; ex.
hange , 0 5-1&1 ; receipts. C5.CO ) tags ; shipments
o llm United States , Jl.OOO bags ; stock , 194.COO
ags. .
Cult till -MarUet.
ST. LOUlfl , Nov. U. COTTON-Flrm. l-16c
uwer ; sslrs , none reported ; middling , Hie ; re-
elpts , 5.M9 bales : shipments , C.247 bstes ; stock ,
7.7 bales.
NKW YORK. Nov. Ji.-COTTON-Qulet and
t daily ; middling , 8U = i net recelcts , 3,110 bales ; j
Kro , 1J.1M b lr j fxporln , to Ortnt Britain , 1MS
to Krnhrc , 41 $ Imltn ! t < J the continent , S.111
forwaMrit , S.77S b lei ; fnlfs , > 53 iml i
ri , 231 bslrs ; Hock. IRO.IM lialcsj futtirn
stmilvi Mlrs. im,9 > * ) Imlen ; Jnmmry. J . S ;
rr , J.Mi March , J'.M ; April , JS.62 ; Mny.
IS.Cfii Juno , JS.fiSj July , J .69 : AuRtmt , J < . " 1 ; Oclo-
br. . M.34 ; Novtrnbfr , JM ; hecembfr. JS.t4.
NKW ORLEANS , Nov. 23. COTTON Klrm ;
middling , S 3-l6c ; low middling , 7 l.Viecj Bor J
ortlnnry. 7He ; net rfcclptg , 1B.9M tmlcn ; groin.
17,97s bales rales , 5,0X1 bales ; slock , 334S3 bales.
STOCKS A.\l > IIO.MIS.
ItiitiiNlrlnlN Lcil In tlip Security Mnr-
NKW YORK , Nov. 23. The slock market to
day wns nn Industrial market , the totnl transac
tions footing up 133,000 shales , out of a totnl ot
202no recorded. The Imlustrlnls also scored the
only Importnnt lowes In prices. The rnllrond list
illi ] not respond to the weakness In the market ,
being favor l by moderate purchases of the In-
tcrnnllonnl shares for foreign account and by
icasurlng advice * as to the progress of the
settlement upon the London Stock exchange.
Other Items on the railway list Include
estimate * of a smaller amount of gold to go out
this week thnn lias boon figured upon , owing to
an Increased tupply of cotton bills and cncottrng-
Ing exhibits. The strenglh of the intcs of sler-
ling exchange J.ijntlnucil unnbnted , however , and
In the best Informed circles It Is conflilcntty cx-
iicctKl that snlpments of gold will bo made on
Wednesday.
Wllh hardly nn exception 'nil of the rnllroncls
making exhibits of' cntnlngs for the third week
In October uportud Increase * . The Omaha not-
nhly gained J2.17.S93 In grofs , atul the SI. Paul
for the mmi * week gained JI71.8S1 In gross. Hall *
road iilllclnls continue to dilate upon Ihe prospect
nf decided Improvement In revenue to > be dcilvcJ
frnm the new rule agreement between dunk lines
and connecting loads.
In the Industrials Sugar absorbed nbout one-halt
ot the dealings. Amcilcnn Tobacco came nexl In
polrt of activity nnd scoted the greatest net Ins *
of llm day. Chicago Clus was thild In culenl of
imdlng unit left off nt nn Importnnt ftnctlonnl
decline. In no other sleeks un Ihe list did the
dealings reach the 10,000 shnre mntk. There wns
no news of Importance bearing upon the Indutlrlnl
securllles nml their course tulleclrd llauldallun
and the backing nnd tilling of the room trndeta.
Thin conllngent emplo > ed the rnlhor woin ntgu *
mi'iilB nf probable hostile proceedings against the
American Tobacco company by Ihe New .laisey
Male nuthoiltlcs und of an Impending favorable
decision by Attorney deneml Moloncy against the
legality of the plan of consolidation 01' the Chicago
cage Uas and trie arbitrary properties.
The market opened dull , wlii : the only featurt
weakness In the Industrials and n Ilrm torn * to
the railway llsl on Ihe Inlluencea previously
nolnl. After II o'clock fractional rallies occurred
all nrouml under n furlher bt-nr rnld nnd drme
prices lo Ihe lowest of the dny. For the ivsl of
the dny up to Ihe doping the speculation WHB dull
nml heavy In tone , except for Ihe railroads. The
llnnl fnkB showed losses of ! % per cenl In To
bacco , U4 per cent In Sugar , nisllHlmc % pet
cent , nnd Chicago Gas ? i per cent. These Blocks
left off nl Ihe , lowest nf the dny. The railway
llsl ended wllh geneml net advance * extending
to 1U per cent In Northern preferred. Tradlnft
In Imnds today waB dull , the dealings nggfegalltiK
JS89.000. The few" changes of Importance thnl
occurred weri > In most cnses on n lower rnnge ot
prices , Cotdnge 1st trust receipts 1 per cent and
Chesapeake & Ohio geni-rnl 4V4s % per cent. On
Ihe- oilier hnnd. Peorla & Enslcrn Isls gnlned i
per cenl nnd IlendhiR lets preferred 4 per cent.
The following were Ihe closing quotations on
tlio lending clocks of the New York exchtmge
today : . .
offered.
The total sales of stocks today were 203,322
shares , Including : American Sugar , 65,403 ; Ameri
can Tobacco , 38,000 ; Atrhlson , 3,100 ; liurllnston ,
6.900 ; Chicago Oas. 18.SOO ; DUtlllers. 9.000 : I.ouls-
vllle & Knrhvlllp. 3,700 : Manhattan , 5.COO ; Missouri
I'ncinc , 3,900 ; N'nrtlnvestern , 3,000 : Itoclt Islumf ,
3.000 ; .Ht. I'aul , 7.510 : Houlhern Railway. 3,700 ;
Leather prcfetrod , ! > ,200 ; Western Union , 5,4W.
Xew Vorli Money Mnrlfet.
NEW YOIUC , Nov. 23. MONEY ON CALL
ICnsy nt 1 2 per cent ; last loan nnd closed nl
2fi2'4 ' per cent.
PUIME MRtlCANTILE rAl'En-35iffl3 per
WBRLINO EXCHANQE Firm , with nctuni
buslnrps In liankcrs' hills at t4.83UO4.S9i ! for
demand , nnd { 4.87V4f4.S7i for sixty days ; posted
ratfa , J4.83 ii4.tM : commercial Mils. I.IGJS.
HILVKIl CEKTIFICATES-67isl367c.
HAIl HILVKU C7U.
OOVEUNMENT IIONOS Steady. State bonds ,
Inactive. Railroad bands , dull.
Closing nuotatlons on bonds were ns follows :
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 'J.I. The oilleial eloslnu
quolalloriB for milling atuaki loJiy worj us fol-
OWB :
Mn for the npcount. mifflclmnRe on London , ! Sf
it ? for clinks. ml a \
IX1NDO.V , Nov. Uilil In quoltd nt IliKHfK
Ayres nt 233.3flj Mn * * > ? if.Mt t.lrbnn. 26i St.
PrterMKirg , 6rt ; AthPn * . 77 ; Rome , 108 ; VlfnnA ,
1"3. The amount of bullion gone Intu the Hank
of England on balance iod y Is 1521,000.
Klnnnplnl notcn. '
HOSTON. Nov. Z3.-Clei\rlng , $23.206,3761 bal-
.
PHILADELPHIA. .Nov. 25.-Clearlng , $3,937-
lil ; balances , $1,178,539.
ST. LOUIS Nov.CJnnrlng8 , tl,4S9.M9 : bat-
ances , Jfi25rii0. Money. BirJ per cent. New Yotk
exchange , 50 75c prernliml ,
WAHHINQTON , Nov. ! 2T la > 's statement of
the condition of the tteasury shows ; Available
cash balance , $178,787.SC2 ! gold reserve , $ S2,033,782.
LIVERPOOL , Nov. 23. WHEAT Spot , qulctj
demand poor ; No. 2 red winter , 6s IHd ; No. 2
led spring , stocks cxhausttd ; No. 1 hard. Mani
toba , 5s 2.1 . ; No. l California. 5s 2'Jd. Futures
opened dull with near and distant positions SJ
higher , Hosed firm with near and distant posi
tions VJd higher ; business about equally dis
tributed ; November , 6s l id ; December. Gs ttid ;
January , ts 2Jid ; February , 5s 3d ! March , 6s
3Vid ; April , Gs 4Ud ,
CORN Spot , quiet ! American mixed , new , 3s
4'Sd. Futures rpened dull nt unchanged prices
and closed ilrm with January and February Vid
higher , and other nuntli's unchanged from
Satuhlny's close , with business heaviest on early
positions ; November. 3s 4d ! December , 3s 3 id ;
January , 3s Slid : February , 3s 2V4d ; March , 3s
84d ! ; April , 3s 2 d.
KLOUR-Dullj demand poor ; SU lx > uls fancy
winter , 7s 3d.
PROVISIONS llacon , easy ; demand mrxternte ;
Cumberland cut , 28 to 30 Ibs. , 35s ! short. , S3 ll > s. ,
35s ; long clear light , M to 43 Ibs. , 2Ss 6d ; Ions
clear , heavy , 63 Ibs. , 2Ss ! short clear backs , tight ,
18 Ibs. , 23s ; short clPar middles , 43 In 53 Ibs. , 27s ;
clear bellies , 14 to 16 Iba. , ? 6i ; shoulders , square ,
12 to 18 His. , 30s ; lmm , short cut , to 16 Ibs. ,
42s. Tallow , nnc North American , nominal. H f ,
cxtin India mess , 73s ! prime mess , GSs 9d. Pork ,
prime mefs , fine western , G3s prime medium ,
47s M. Lard , quiet ; prime western , 2Ss ! d ; to-
lined , In palls , 30s.
CHEESE Quiet and slendy ; finest American
white , 44s ; ( Inept American colored. 43s.
Ilt'TTER-Flnpst United States , 53s ! good , 6)s. )
TURPENTINE-Splrlts , 233 3d.
ROSIN Common , ( i'id. '
COTTON SEED -Llverpool refined. 17s 3d.
LINHKUD OIl . ) s d.
PETROLEUM Rpllnod. S d.
REFRIGERATOR 11EEF Foieciuartcrs , 3 ! d ;
hlndnuarters. 5d.
11LEACIIING POWDER Hardwood , f. o. b.
nt Liverpool , 7.
HOPS At London ( Paclflcc ast ) , 2 10j.
_
KIIIINIIH City MurUoi.s.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 23. WHEAT Market
slow ; low grades hard to sell ; No. 2 hard , 67ir
67Hc ; No. 2 red , CC'tc ; No. 2 spring , 56c ; No. 3
spring , nominally , 63j6 c ! rejected. 2rtOe.
CORN Market rather slow , unchanged fr m
Sntlirday ; No. 2 mixed , 23ff23iC ! No. 2 while.
. .
OATS Market slow bill steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
Rc : No. 2 nhltp , Isji&lSC.
RYE Market steady ; No. 2 , 33c ,
HAY Market weak ; timothy , $8.30fll.OO ;
prairie. $6.00i7.50. . .
HUTTER Market clugglsh , 170200 for cream
ery : dairy. HC15c.
EGGS Market Weak ; fresh , ISHc.
Pcorlii Miirkctn.
PEORIA. Nov. 23. CORN Steady ; new No. 2 ,
2G5ic : new No. 3 , ZO'ic.
OATS-Flrm. steady ! No. 2 white , 13e ; No. 3
white. 17ffl7 ; c.
RYIDull : nominal.
WHISKY Firm ; finished goads on the basis of
$1.22 for hlnh wines.
RECEII'TS Corn , 1C9.GOD bu. ; oals , 53,750 bu. ;
whlKky , none ; wheat , 5.400 bu.
SHIPMENTS Corn. 24.700 bu. : oals , 77,500 bit. ;
whisky , 900 ciil. ; wheat , none.
Dry CiioilN Murkct.
NEW YORK , Nov. 25' There was , a .modcrale
demand for fancy cottohJi , ; tuc'as domcts and
cotton plaids , and foe some other i-peclaltles for
current wants. TheFcnttlm staple market was
neglected and as a wholof the market was very
dull , which' wa.s mailsm < | fe effecllve because of
Ihe gloomy and rnlny weather that prevailed.
With the advance o Hu ' In cotton cloths , ynm5
are stronger. Printing 'tjoths are dull at un
changed pi Ices. l 1
FALL RIVER , Mass. , Vov. 23.-Prlnt cloths
dull nt 3Uc. ' - }
NEW YORK , Nort 13. SUGAR Raw. quiet ;
fullrpllnlng. . Sc ; centrlfiMnl , 96 lesl , 3 ic ; re-
flnml , du'.l ; RlandanV A , 4c ; confpclloncrs' A ,
4c : cut loaf , 5VJc ; ctusjefl , nvjc ; 'powdered , 4Tic ,
granulalpd. 4aC. 1 ) > ; 3 .
"LONDON , Nov. 23.-irfTirj'AR ' Cane ; llllle doing ;
ccntilfupral Java , 12s Rl ; Jfuscovndo. .fair retlnlncr ,
I0.t Cd : beet i-UBar. ntther rasler1 ; November , 10s
3d : December , 10s 3d.1 ' "
LONDON , Nov. Sff.i-fiUaAR Cane , dull and
declining ; centrifugal1 Javrt" , 12s ; Muscovado , fair
refining , 10s 3d ; beet : ? wcalc ; November , 10s ; De
cember. 10s' M. - f ' . , t
VlNlIile Criiiu Siiiiii.l , ] ' . '
NBWYOK'Ki- Noii'aftiThevlBlbie euppH-.o :
yji 'Nov ' < 4nlF' , - naVdinjtlleil 'tiy t'
New York Produce'escliangp. . ' is us follows ,
Wheat. C2.221flOO-lu > ' , ' 'lnrrpSe. l'f95 ' ; T9 bu. Corn ,
4,642,004 bu. " ; Increase " , . 53-3,000 bu. Qnts. 6.033.COI
bu. ; Increase , C3.000" bu. Hyp , l.S32.00' > bti. ; In-
cr ase. 93,000 bu. Harlfy , 4,957,000 bu. ; ' Increase ,
91,109 bu. _ _ _ _
MIlliii-unollN Wliont 3Ii rIii-t.
MINNEAPOLIS. Novl K. WHEAT Firm and
higher.November nntl December , 57o ; May ,
57sc. On track : .No. II hard , .ri4Tsc ; No. 1 north
ern. . .3c ; No. 2 northern. "C27ic ; receipts , E7J
cars. _ - '
FLOUR Trade small' Rnd6llshtly lower ; drat
patc tn , $2.95 3.40 ; other ; grades unchangtd.
Cl < irn < li > MluliiK SlinreH Solil.
PUEIH.O. Colo. , Nov. Ei. Nearly EOOX ) shares
of Cripple Creek mining 'stocks' were traded In at
the ( lust call on tlic nc\v Pueb'.o Mining Ktcck
exchange this af lei noon. ' Vlslton ) were present
from Denver. Colorado' Springs , Cripple Crefk
and Victor. Ex-United H'ates Senator Thomas M.
Ilowen made an opening and welcoming address.
I3lK > " Iluttor AlnrUot.
ELGIN. III. , Nov. 23. BUTTER Active ; otTcr-
Ings , 24 , 3SO Ibs. ; sates , U-J.fO ) Iba. , at 23c.
' 1 rlKcovlieiit ( tuotittloiiM.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 23. WHEAT Quid ;
May , Jl.CS',4 ; cleared , 02,320 centals.
Six weeks ago I isuflered with a very
severe cold ; was almost unabl ? to speak.
My Irlenda all advised me to consult a phy
sician. Noticing Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy advertised In the St. Paul Volks Zeltung
I procured a bottle , and after taking It a
short while was entirely well. I now most
heartily recommend this remedy to any one
suffering with a cold. Wm. Koll , GTS Selby
ave. , St. Paul , Minn.
WESTERN' I'EXSIOXS.
WlcruiiH of tlit ; Itcln-llloii Iteiiiein-
hcri'il liy tin * ( ii-in-riil tiuvcrimiuiit.
WASHINGTON , .Nov. 25. ( Speclal.-Pen-
slons granted. Issue of November 9 , 1893 ,
Were :
Nebraska ; Incrtase William Vnnderford ,
Omaha , Douglas.
Iowa ; Additional Donald A. Campbell ,
Chancy , Clinton. Ilelscue William U Hen
derson , Crcpco , Howard ; Jacob Kurtz , Iowa
Center , Slory.
Colorado ; Original Harvey N. Conncrly ,
Denver , Arnpahoe.
Issue of November II , 1835 :
Nebraska : Additional John M. Funk ,
Lexington , DIIWEOII. Original widow ? , etc.
Mlnora of William D. Splcer , Nemaha , Ne-
m ah ii ,
Iowa : Original Thomas J , Simpson ,
Marshalltown , Marshall. IncreuBO Amos
Uewater , Elkhart , Polk ; Joseph S. Dlllcy ,
Indlanola , Warren , llelssue Asbury Sutton ,
Osceoln , Clark.
Colorado : Original John jr. Lucas ,
Pueblo , I'ueblo.
Look Out for the Mcanlm
And all other contagious diseases by keepIng -
Ing a supply of Allen's Hygienic Fluid con
stantly on hand. Ii lias no superior ay a pre.
ventlve medicine la a pure and sweet-smell
ing disinfectant , drqdor'ant and germicide
healing and cleanslnp ; I It has many other
uses which are told'ol > ln the wrapper on the
bottle , - , ,
INSTRUMENTS placed [ on record November
25,1895 :
WAHHANTYi DEEDS ,
W J Woods to G imVoods , lots 3 nnd
4 , block 2. first nd > Ho > Central park , . ? 1
I , J Humann to AJ B , McBrlclo , lolH G
and 7 , block 5 , West . ( Jumlni- 2.000
M T Over to M K Stlckney , lots 18
to 22 , block 19 , West fjldo add 1,200
AV T Seaman und iVIfd to E b Pro-
wltt , a } < , lot 10.'bVk 3 , nubdlv of
J I Rcdfck's nddu. . . , . . . . ! 1
Drusllla Parkin to iIiF .Sturpcoii , lot 1 ,
block 1C , Shull'H necond add 1
N H Ualnlen and wjfoto JI E Slm-
inIns , e U lot 26i block 1 , Campbell
add 1,600
John lilaha to Rurlmra Dlaha , a ' , i
lot C , block S. Brpwn park , . , , , . , . 400
liurbara Hluha to Albert Beiel ! , lot
G , block 8 , same , , . , 800
Albert Blegel to Rarbara liluliu , game $00
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
E 8 ICnrllny ot al to J I ) Aneell.
50x150 feet , commencing at point C5
feet n of Re corner lot 31 , liurr Oak , 1
O H Halloa and wife to O C Olson , 8
H of w V ? lot 16 , block 4 , Cambpell'8
add , , , . . 35
DEEDS.
Sheriff to A J Ilanscom , part lot 3 ,
Capitol add 12,000
Special master to 11 V IIIeHlanJ , n 30
feet loin 9 and 10 , block 7 , Patrick's
second odd 1,200
Same to A C Gulon , lot 2 , Cain Place 2,025
Same to J I ! Hryan , lot 10 , same 2,023
Same to E N Hatdwln. lot 11 , name. , . . 2,025
Same to S W Evans , Jr. , lot 6 , Clark's
subdlv . . , , 1,600
Total amount of transfers. , . , , . (27,914 (
DeWltt'i Little Early Hlsem , the pills tlilt
cure constipation and bllUausness.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
KeceipU of Hogs ami Onttlo Were Both
Very Light ,
ONLY ONE BUNCH OF BEEF ANIMALS
Dcimiml for AU ( li-mlrx AVtm Knlr nitrt
OfTvrltiRn .Sold nt StrntiK 1'rlcvM
HOR Mnrket Active tliitl B
CcntM
MONDAY , Nov. 23.
Receipts and shipment ! * for the past
twenty-four hours , ns compared with the
previous live dnys , nrc ns follows ;
IUJOUIPTS.
Cattle. Hops. Shrep. Horses.
November 25 . 1-iCS tra3 2.0C9 28
November 23 . KIT 4,081 I.KIO . . . .
November 22 . 2.2IG D.lWG 201 . . . .
November 21 . j 1,910 fi,72D DM 2
November 20 . 3,287 li,93 ! 751 IS
SHIPMENTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
November 23 . 401 1,62'i 140 . . . .
November 22 . 1,216 . . . . 478 . . . .
November 21 . , 2W,7 1,210 .
November 20. . . , , . 1,77 ! ) 1I93 ! .
November 19 . 1,337 1,615 . . . . Cl
CATTLE-Ony ! fifty-six fresh loads of
cattle were on sale when the market opened
this morning , nnd the most of them wore
only feeders.
In the way of hfpf steers there wns one
bunch of right good cumfcit natives and
some pretty fair western. ' . A prmll bunch
of westerns brought $3.45 nnil larger
bunches $3.2.-i and $3.63. The market
on fat cattle wns fnlrly active nt
Nteady to strong prices. The offerings were
pretty well closed up nnd In good senson.
Only nbout eight loads of cows nnd heifer ?
were offered for sale , nnd they changed
hnmls quickly at strong prices. Oho bunch
of western cows brought $3.10.
Slockers nnd feeders wele In liberal sup
ply , and the local demand was fnlr for n
Monday. Repre cntntlvc sales ;
IIEHI. ' STEI3KS.
, , " Avi rrKo - Av1 > rNo - Av. Pr.
13..11PO$33o f,2..14SJ , $ < 15
cows.
1. . . . fM 1 M S . . . 916 20,1 6. . . . 870 2 W )
1. . . . S70 160 1. . . . 8.-.0 210 3. . . ,1076 253
S""VI ? I'5 ' I.1UO 210 B. . . . D5S 26) )
' ' " ' ° , } S. . 1..1000 220 11. . . . 817 2W
? " " LA i 2 1. . . . 9SO S SO 2. . . .1030 SCO
i"SK S 8. . . . MS 2 SO < . . . .1012 2(10 (
2..IOTJ 200 1. . . . SOfl 2 SO 10. . . . 9S7 200
1..102) ) 20i ) 3. . . .WSJ 210 2. . . 115.2 Cl )
3..101C 200 16. . . . M.1 2 f ) 11. . . .961 273
1. . . . 770 260 11. . . . nee 241 8. . . .952 273
12. . . . 607 2 00 1..1110 2 GO
1. . . . 4M 1 00 n. . . . MS 2 8. 1. . . . S70 2 50
1. . . . 530 2 23 1. . . . 4,10 , 2 HO 1. . . . 4CO 2 75
HULLS.
I""IIS ? J I5 1 .12IO 1 0 3..12 : , ( ! 2 10
1..14IO ISO 1..1400 210 1..11SO 223
CALVES.
B. . . . 2J3 273 1 , . . . 100 450 1. . . . 93 G 00
1. . . . 3,0 .101 1. . . . ICO 4 M 1. . . . 170 53
2. . . . r.S5 3 SO 1. . . . 230 473 2. . . . ISO B 23
2.17u 4 23 1. . . . 110 5 00
STOCKKIIR AND KHEDEIIS.
1. . . . 630 223 9. , . . RX3 2 CO 23. . . .1031 310
1. . . . 770 225 21. . . 7.13 290 20. . . . 74 310
1. . . . i20 235 1. . . . r.CO . 295 1. . . . 840 310
IIOC1S The usual llslit receipts of a Monday
were on tale thin mornlns. The hoca were of
pocwl quallly , though jheie were quite n KOOI !
many IlKlit welslits. The market was active
nnd n dlwrte to &c hlRher. The popular price
wn.s $3.45 nnil the bulk of the hess sold In tliat
notch , QS nsrnlnst $3.403.43 on Snlunlay. On ?
choice load of heavy hotrs sold nl $3.55 , or 7',5c
hlKher llinn Hire best price on Saturday. Every
thing sold early. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
1 470 . . .333 E4 333 43 $3 43
6 1S6 . . . 3 S7V6 67 219 . . . 3 15
3 443 . . . S 37V4 63 COS 120 343
12 2S1 . . . 3 371J 04 26S . . . .143
8 210 . . . 340 SI 231 120 341
7 22G 40 340 73 2CO 85 3 43
SI 235 SO 340 fcO 2SO . . . 345
64 21S 40 340 53 213 SO 341
21 214 . . . 340 60 28 ? . . . 341
26 177 . . . 340 M 304 SO 345
36 21S . . . 341) 77 2B5 40 345
56 2)9 121 343 112 210 40 341
70 . . .249 200 345 (19 2JO . . . 3 47Vj
73 . . .262 40 343 62 3'4 SO 355
nas ODDS AND ENDS.
3 100 . . . 20) 105 132 . . . 33- )
1 420 . . . 250 3 286 . . . 335
SHEEP The receipts for Ihe mopt part con
sisted of western fecdeis. Good mutlons were In
demand al flrm prices , Represenlatlvn rales :
No. Av. Pr.
89 native westerns 102 $285
CIIICACiO LIVU STOC1C.
Tln'i'eViiN Xo I'lirtlc'iilar CliaiiK'c In
Ciitllr.
CHICAGO , Nov. 23. There wns no particular
change In cattle anil the market was steady and
moderately active , good to cholco fat beeves nv-
crnKlni ? from 1,200 to l,300tHis. . felling the beat.
Native beeves were italablc at frnm $3.10 lo $1.85
for common to fancy , wllh tales chiefly at from
$3.75 to $4.50. Exporlers Imve become light buy
ers and their purchases Intt week were only
2,22) head , ns HK.'ilnst 3,495 head Ihe precnllng
week and 3,365 head Ihe corrcfcpondlnu week last
year. The sleeker and feeder trade bun fallen
uff and only SO earn were sent wt t from hero
last week , bclni , ' Cm smallest ehlpmentH In ecv-
ernl months. Supplies of slock callle. have be
come greatly lessened since westerns have stopped
en in I HIT In good numbers. Hatchers' and canners'
stuff ruled fnlrly ncilvo nnd stcmly , cows Helling
largely at from $1K lo J2.S.1. Western rangers
anil Texans were steady nnd fairly nctlve.
Tliero was 11 good demand for hot's from city
packers loday , and nllliou li competition from
eastern shippers continued llghl , prices were
slronger , with Borne pales nf choice droves nt an
advance of from 2tc ! to 6u per 100 Ibs. Rales
ranged at from $3.40 to $3,70 , this bulk of Ihe
transactions being at from $3.40 to $3.70. The range
of prices wna narrow , heavy , light nnd medium
weights xelllni : close together. I'lgs sold briskly ,
clilc'llv nt from $3.40 to $3,60 ,
Common I" prime sliei'p were at from $1,50 to
$3.50 , Bales kclncr largely nt from $2 lo $3 , with
very few good enough to brliiff $3.01. Lambs
were In demand at from $3 to $4.50 , with not
many choice Hocks on Bale. Western sheep un
becoming scarce. _
Kan HUH City Live Stoclc ,
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 23. CATTLE Receipts ,
5,000 beuil ; Ehlpmenla , 1,000 head : market ste.idy
lo lrong ; Texas steers , $2.4003.35 ; Texas cows ,
$1.75 2.45 ; beef steers , $3.00ff4.60 ; native cows ,
$1.25413.40 ; stockem and feeders , $2,30j > 3.65 ; bulls ,
. ; 6i3.15.
HOGS necelpls , 4,000 I'eail ; nlilimcnln | , 200
bead : rnaiket Htroni ; to Co hlKlier ; bulk of rales.
$3.4.'ifr3.CO : heavies. $3.10fi3.57Vi ; imckers. $3.40i ;
3.071 ! , : mixed. $3.3533.50 : limits , $3.3033.45 ; York-
eis. $3.35ij3.45 ; pigs , $3.M(3.35.
H1IEEI' ItrcelpU , 1,600 head ; shipments , none ;
market steady , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
York I.lvr Ntnolc.
NH\V YOHK , Nov. 25. I1KEVES Receipts ,
twn ( Jay * , 5.0S2 head ; steers slow but prlcej
Hlcudy to Ilrm ; native ulcers , poor to prime , $3,23
(14,55 ; lialf-bre dH. $3.75 : stags and oxen , } 2.Wtf )
4.20 ; bulls , | 2Wi82.75 ! dry cows , $1.0Sf2.M. Eu-
ropein cables quota American etrers nt S'.tfflOlio ' ,
dresred weight ; rcfrlseralor beef al 7HO'J'/ < ! ,
8I1EEI' AND LAMI1S Hecelpls , two days. 5.-
52' ) bend : slow , except for choice lambs : sheep ,
poor to pi line , $2.00C3.J2W ; lambs. $3.00 4.W.
lions Receipts , two days , 14,329 head ; steady
nt $3,1083.40. _ .
Stock in
Record of receipts at the four principal markets
for Monday , November 23 , 1S95 :
Cattle , Hogs. Sheep.
South Omalm . 1.4C8 1,635 2.0C9
t-hlcngo . . . . . . . . . . . . . e.'M MIX 13OW
Kansas City . 6,0 4,000 1,100
St. I JUls . . i . . 3,000 4.000 _ 1.0M
Tutala , . . . , . ,15.lM ! C9.C3S 1I.W9
Ht. I.onU Live H til ok.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 23. CATTLi-Hecelpt , 3.000
head : market nctlve nnd utronc ; native sifem ,
3.00ij4.75 ; cows ana bclfcrs. J1.V5&3.25 ; Tfxua
steers. $2.60 3.65 ; cows. $1.7502.73.
HOQB Receipts .00 > ; head : market 5o higher :
heavy , $3.4003.60 ; mixed , J3.30a3.53 ; light , $3.35(1
'
'BIIBBr-Ilecelpts , 1,000 head ; market steady ;
natlvcn , $2.40a3.Wj fcoulhero. $2.00&3.00.
llluckvil U > Sclii-nic ( o IHO ( | | - .
PLATTB CITY , Mo , , Nov. 25.-8ome
days ago Charles Krauae. Charles Illncy
ona Lewis Wright , confined In Jull for rob
bing Burlington freight cnr at Bovcrly.
were caught pouring coals on the lloor of
the cell to heat the rock , proposing then to
break It with cold water , . .The sherlft was
notified by the prlsc-npn nnd frustrated the
fchrino. LIM nlRht the threi' men PII-
iicetrd one nf the tirl onpi's of ropottlnft Ii
them nnd tnndc him po Ink. nn tip | > r coll.
Thru tht-y ticjjnn to tnnla1 n naive to at
tract the attention of the MieillT. One nf
them stood nt the doi'f with n life fhovel ,
rendy to strike ShcrllT Ucrry ns Ii ? en
tered. but one of the prisoner * failed cult
lo him not to come In nlotio , ns the dc ii r-
tidoe * were wnltlntr for him. The sheriff
then called In V > p | > my DlllliiBlmin and then
entered nnd put the three men In their
cells.
SOUTH OMAHA NEWSH
OCCOOCCCCCCCCOCOSCOCCOOCC4343
All members of the elly council were
present nt the meeting last night.
Ordinance No. C75 , providing for a record
of births nnd deaths , was read for the third
time and passed. This ordinance provides
that all physicians , mldwlvcs , etc. , shall re
port all births to the city clerk. Undertakers
are also compelled to report all deaths , The
ordinance- similar to the one now In forca
In Omnlia. A Una ot train S3 to $ r > 0 may be
Imposed for 'neglecting to make these re
ports ,
Mullaly , ns chairman ot thu committee on
public building ! , reported that ho had called
upon Frank 1'lvonka nnd asked for a propo
rtion for n now contract tor a Jail and
police court. I'lvonkn 'stated that his lease ,
which expires December 1 , was tha only
proposition ho had to make. At present the
city Is paying Plvonka ? 90 per month for
otnce rent. IJlds were received from F. J.
Klnley for rooms in the llowley block ,
Twenty-sixth street , between N and O
streets , the Jail to bo In the basement , and
steam heat throughout , tor ? GS per month ,
providing a three years' lease Is' agreed upon.
Wnltcrn moved that the proposition of Fin-
ley bo accepted. At this moment Plvonka
entered the council chamber nnd stilted that
ho would rent the rooms now occupied by
the city offices and Jail for $75 per month.
Walters stated that as Plovnka hud repeat
edly been asked to put In a written bid ho
did not think an oral proposition ought to
bo entertained. A vote wns then taken upon
the Flnley proposition nnd It carried by a
vote of 6 to 2. Franek and Hylantl voted
against moving.
Stoves will bo put into the new city hall
temporarily until the steam pipes can ba
put In. It Is expected that the city offices
will bo moved about the first of the month.
A crosti.valk was ordsrcd laid at Twenty-
second and M streets.
Councilman Franek of the Second ward
introduced a resolution ordering electric
lights placed at Twentieth nnd Mllroy ,
Twenty-second and S nnd Twenty-fourth nnd
T streets. The cl.ty attorney was ordered
to draft nn ordinance covering the same.
Kyan Introduced a resolution Instructing
the city attorney to draft ordinances orderIng -
Ing the Union Pacific , the Burlington nnd
the Rock Island railways to place electric
lights at nil crossings In the city. Dlanchard
raised the question ns to whether the city
could compel the railways to pay for these
lights. City Attorney Lambert stated that
he waa tutlsfled that the city could compel
the railways to pay for the lights at public
crossings. Ho stated further that Omaha
had a caw In the supreme court which was
similar and that the decision In the Omaha
case would decide the matter here. The mo
tion prevailed and the electric light com
pany was ordered to put In the lights.
nianchard wants an electric light nt
Twenty-first and S streets and the city at
torney was ordered to prepare the proper
ordinance ! .
Miyor Johnston appointed Walters , Ryan
a il Dlanchard a ppeclal committee to select
rooms In the Rowley block for city offices.
The city attorney was Instructed to con
fess judgment In f ivor cf the Amerl an Water
Works company for $2,900 for hydrant rental
for the past six months. Adjourned for ono
week.
Sears' StrtuiRc Conduct.
Al Scars , for the past eight years a book
keeper for Martin Bros. , commission mer
chants at the Exchange , is missing. Last
Friday Searo put on his coat nnd walked out
ot the ofllco without paying a word. The
other employes In the office who noticed Sears
going out thought nothing of It. Tlio after
noon went by and still Sears did not return.
Mr. Martin thought possibly ho had been
taken sick and had cone home. Whnn Kn n- _
day noon came and still no bookkeeper re
turned , Martin started to Investigate. He
found that the young man had left his boardIng -
Ing place In the same manner as he had the
office. An Investigation of his books was
made and everything wns found to bo all
right. In speaking about the matter yesterday
morning , Jim Martin raid that he believed
Scars strictly honest and could not account
for his strange conduct. From people who
claim to bo Intimately acquainted with Sears
It Is learned that there is a woman mixed up
In the case , but beyond this bare statement
his friends will not talk.
City
The Drlvo Whist club meets Friday
evening.
The A. N. club met last evening with Miss
Swiss Elliott.
Tonight the Ideal club will mset at Wllcox's
ofllca to perfect arrangements for a series of
dances.
Peter Pitts , n wine "merchant of Plaits-
mouth , was the guest yesterday of Henry
Sautter.
Paul McCauley , Janitor of the High school
building. Is anxious to be a deputy sheriff
under McDonald ,
A special meeting of the Board of Educa
tion was held last evening , An order for
forty desks was given to an eastern firm.
President Check appointed a committee to In
spect the heating apparatus In the various
tclicol houses.
William Bentz , a veteran of the siege of
Scbastopol , died yesterday afternoon at his
home , Twenty-fifth and I streets , after a Ion/ ;
illness. Fuueral services will bo held
Wednesday at 10 a. in. at the First Methodist
Episcopal church. Interment at Laurel Hill
cemetery.
IliK-klun'H Arnleii Halve.
The best salve In the world for cutsbrulse3 , ,
sores , ulcers , salt rheum , fever sorea , tetter ,
chapped hands , chilblains , corns , and all skin
eruptions , nnd positively cures piles , or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed to glvo per
fect satisfaction or money refunded. Prlco 25
cents per box. For sale by Kuhn & Co ,
Colored MliilHtcr ArrcNtt'il lit Cliurvli.
LOUISVILLE , Ky. , Nov. 25. A sensation
wns created In the Twelfth Street /Ion Af
rican Methodist Kplucopal church yesterday
when , Immediately after his sermon , the
pastor , Itev. Itobert Ssymour , was arrested ,
charged with criminal arnault at Fort Scott ,
Kun. Tim church IH one nf tha best colored
churches In the city , and llev. Mr. Seymour
was highly esteemed. The pastor emphat
ically denlca that he Is Kullty , and says the
case IH probably out nf spite on the part
of people In Fort Hcott ,
Miri'lmiil'oiiimltH Suicide.
1'UHCKLL , I. T. , Nov. 25.-I'aul Qluclts-
rnun , ono of the merchants arrested here
and charged with having applied the torch
to his stock of K ° ods nnd store building
during the conflagration on Tuesday morn
ing last , committed suicide Tuesday morn
ing by taking morphine. The disgrace of
his arrest for arson la supposed to have
prompted the iloi'il. Uluckman'M remains
liuvn been forwarded to Dallas , Tex. , his
former homo ,
OKATEFUI. C0.1IFCWT1.\ .
EPPS'S COCOA
JIHHAKFAST SllJ'l'KIl
"lly a thorough knowledge of the natural laws
\vhlcli govern the operations of dlKOtlon uml nu
trition. unil by 11 careful uppllcullon of the fine
nroperilc-3 of well selected Cucuu , Mr. I-.ppa lius
provided for our breakfast and nupiicx u iltll-
cutely flavored beverage which may > ave u
many heavy doclora * I. Ills. It IH l > y thu Jud | .
clou * use of such nrllclei of ill el that a conalltu-
lion may l gradually built up until utronK
tnouuli to rvuliit every tendency to illrf.-lfcC. Hun.
ill ed a of nubile muludlci ) are Homing uround UH
ready to attack wherever there Is a weuk point.
* , Vu may tt < cape muny n fatal shaft by Kerplni ;
oumelvea well fortified wllh pure Moo. ! uml n
properly nourished frame. " Civil Bervlce < la-
tetle. Made Klmply wllh boiling water or milk.
Bold only In half pound linn , by grocern , labelled
"IU * !
JAMKH KIM'S CO. ,
Ltd. , Ilomoeoputhlo Chemlit , Ixindon ,
OUR FREE LETT EH
Ilevlewlng the grain anil stock market ! , will l
eent you dally on request. In the hope of ikoerv-
Ins part of your builnem. Ordern icllclled for
cash cr on three to flvft point margins.
J. R , WILUR J & GO.
Memlr Clilcuijo Hoard of Trade. New York
Produce Bxchunct , New York Conn. Block Kt *
change. 1 ? Uouid Trade , Clilcato , 41 Broadway ,
New York.
la S77KTT1TESS and TOWER
of roz , HEAnrr of DE
SIGN , and STRENGTH oi
COKSIRUCTION
"BAY STATE"
GUITARS ,
MANDOLINS ,
BANJOS ,
ZITHERS , and
FLUTES
nre criunllwl liy no olnrr Arntr
e.inInstrument * . Ixmrstltiprlcl
of nny iiilftlr high-grade luitrn <
nunts. va AWAHIX. Scud fof
CnUilogtirs.
JOHN C , HAYNES & CO , ,
43 TO 003 WXHIHOTOH Sr , ,
UOSTON.
lly itiii-elinNltiK Kooiln iniiile nt HIP fol <
liMvliiKiliru < < Uii fiiftiirlcM. If y m
cniinot tlml uliul yini untii coitiuiuuU
-n < c ntili tuo iiiiiimfiicturorii n * to
wlmt ilpiilrrN lituulli- their nooils.
1IAI1S. llintlAl > AMI TW1XK.
HUM IS OMAHA HAG CO.
M.inufnclurrrn of all IdniN of cotton nml but >
Inp IIORS , collon Hour sacks rul twine ifp X
tally. CH-C1C-618 3. lllh SI.
OMAHA HRKWINC ASS'N ,
Cnr load Khlptncntii mailp In our own rcfrlei
orator earn , liltip million. 1'Illc llxport , Vlenni
Hiport , ntul Family Kxpott , dellvtieil to all parti
of clly. _
*
CAUItIACis AND AVAnOXS.
A. .1. SIMPSON.
1409-11 Doilse St. The best ana cheapest placi
to buy n Rood lluggy. CnirlaKi- Wagon. Agent
for Ihe bent lubber tire In use.
DRUMMONI ) CARRIAGE CO.
put rubber tires and Iwll-licailiiR axles on thelf
own malic 'vehicles , nml fell n lop IIUKKJ- fop
J50.00 licsldes Vrltc them. 15th and Hnrncy.
COFFKIi , SIMCKS , IIAKIXG POWDlCIti
CONSOLIDATED COFFEE CO.
Coffoc nonster ? , Spice Orlnilers. Manufacturer *
German Itaklnc 1'owilor nnd Ocrmnn Dry Hop
Yeast , H14 nnd H1C Hartley St. , Omalia , Neb.
Fl.OlHt.
" "
S."F. GILMANi
Manufnclurer of Gold Medal riour.
C. E. lllack. Mnnaccr. Omaha
PUllMTUHLJ KACTOUIES.
Manufacturcis of Parlor Furniture , „ - _ .
Dlnlnir Tables and Folding Ueds. ISIh A\e. .
lloyd to Shaler Sis.
ICI3 AND COAI
SOUTH OMAHA ICE & COAL CO.
Domestic nnd Steam Coal. We have the best.
Oflloe 1M1 Karnam St. Telephone : Oftlcc 3Jj
yard , 17C8. J. A. Doc , acneral MnnaKcr.
IltOX AVO1HCS.
INDUSTRIAL IRON WORKS
Manufacturing and UcpaltlnR of all kinds of
machinery , engines. | iui..ps , elevators , prlntlnir
prcsFi-3 , hnngcru , chafllni ; and couplings HDO and
HOS Howard St. . Omalm. _
PAXTON& VIERLING IRON WliKS
Monufnclurera of Archllceturol Iron Work ,
General Foundry , Machine and Blacksmith Work.
KriKlncers and Contiaclors for Fire rroof
ItulldlnKS. onicc and works : U. P. Ity. and.
So. 17lh slreel , Umnhii.
"AAIER'ICAN DisTRicTf TELE.
GRAPH.
The only pcrfecl protection to property. I2\amlna
It. Ucst thlni ; on earth. IteUuccs Insurance
rates. 1304 Douglas St.
OVERALL FACTORIES.
KATZ-NEVINS CO. -
Manufncliircrs of Mon'B nnd lloyn'
PanlB , Shirts and Overalls. 202-21 : : S. llth SI.
I'A PER IIO13S
THE OM1IAII PAPER UOX CO.
Manufaclurcrs of nil kinds nf Paper Doxea
Shelf Boxes Sample Capes , Mailing Tables , etc.
Wedding cake nnd fnncy candy boxea , ilruKKlst
anJ Jewelry boxex. 12)8-10 ) Jones St. , Omaha ,
SlIlitT FAU'rOltlKS.
jTTlTliVANS NEBRASKA SHIRT
COMPANY.
Exclusive custom ehlrt tailors. 1515 Faroam.
WASTING DISEASES WEAKEN WONDER
' * fully liecnuso they weaken yon slowly , gradtj
Ally. 1)0 not allow this \vtsto nf body to mala
you t poor , flabby , Immature mnn. Health , BtrenglJ
anil visor Is for you whether you bo rich or pee
The ( ircnt Iludyan Is to be had only from the Kuit
son Jlt'illcal Institute. This wonderful discovert
was made by the specialists of the old lamoua Hud
son Mcillcul Institute. 1th the strongest and inosj
powerful vltiilli r made. H Is so powerful that 4
is dimply wonderful how harmless ll Is. You u )
get It from nowhere lint from the Hudson Mcdlc < 4
Inslltute.Vrlle for circulars and testimonials.
This extraordinary Kcjuvcnator Is the mo $
wonderful discovery of the nco. It has been en
domed by the liadlng Bclcntlllo men of Europe nr4
America.
HUD VAN Is purely vegetable.
JIUIIVAV stops jiromatureness of the dl
iliarco In twenty days. Cures X.OST MAV.
IlOtin , constipation , dlrzlni'BS , falling sensation *
nervous twitching of the eyes and other parts.
Strengthens , Invlzorutes and tones the enttg
lystom. It Is as cheap as any other remedy.
JIUDYAX cures dclilllly , norvausnets , cml *
lions , und develops nnd rcelnrcs weak orgnn (
Pains In tlic huck , IOSSCH by day or nlcht Btopp < 4
quickly. Over2,000 prlvnlo Indorsements ,
I'rcmnturenc.n means Impotency In the fln4
stage. Ills a symptom of nominal weakness ni4
barrenness. I ( can bo stopped In twenty days bf
tliousoof Iludyan , lludyun cor.M no rnoro tlit4) )
any other remedy.
Bend for circulars and testimonials ,
TAI.VTKU I.OOIIinpuro blood duo
serious prlvntndliordcrH curries myriads of fiora
produclneccrMB , Then comcs nra throat , plmplei
joppcr colored spotsulcers In moulhold sores urj
alllns hair. You can ave n trip to Hot Hprlric" t'i
TrlllnG for 'Blood Ilook1 to tlio old phyelclons of t ! %
HUDSON HIKDIOAL , INS'I ITUXE ,
8uckan ( , Marliut nnil Kill * Hl . >
HAN I'llANCIKCO , CXI.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 10.59 , OMAHA , NUB.
COMMISSION
Grain , Provisions SStocka
Room IU',4 ' Hoard ot Trade ,
Direct wires to Chicago and Now YorK ,
Correspondents. : John A. Warren Sc Co.
If. r. BM1TII ( Tel. 1808) ) B. U. BTANJTOIUI
P. P. SMITH & CO.
GRAIN and PROVISIONS
Room 4.'N. Y. Life Bldg. , Omaha.
Branch offices at Kremont and Columbus , All
order * placed on ths Chicago Hoard of Trnds ,
Corrcsrandents : Hclnvkrtz. Dupes A Co. , CkU
mt ° ; bchrclner. Dark a Co. . tit. Louis. H (
to tirsl National Uank. Onubt.
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