0 . THE OMAHA PATLY IMDE : PJWOAV | , NOVEMBER 20 , 181)0. )
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAI
"Wheat , OaU end Provisions All Turn Very
Weak at Chicago.
WHEAT OPENS AT A SLIGHT DZCLINE
HcnvltifNN AViiK the CmiNiilciinim Ken
tun * iif the Trmllnir In Corn
nml OnlN Were l.inver
All liny.
CHICAGO , Xov. lO.-Whcat , oats nnd
provlclona nil turned very \vi' k today nftcr
oponinK npparontly firni. Corn \v s weak
nil the time. Everything on the Bpcctt-
latlvcllHt closed materially below ye ter-
day's nnal figures. Tlio dcollncH were
Wheat , fiom IHo In December to lic In
Jlay ; corn , loj oats , > ,4c ; pork. 12',4c ' ; ribs
nnd lard , 2'io. Liquidation was heavy It
nil markets , although the IIOWB ucncrallj
favored lilshcr pi Ices ,
Wheat opent-a at a decline of Uc lit both
the December nnd May deliveries. It re
vuvcred nil of that and Uc besides In the
llrat lirtccii minutes of the session and litho
the course of about three-quartern of at
hour from the mart It had slid back to a
llttlo lower than the lowest point It touched
nt the opening. The early weakness was
almost entirely duo to disappointment over
the oppnliiB Liverpool cables , which showed
only a 34d ndvanco In nympathy with the
nitieli larger advance hero yesterday. The ,
weakness lastrd but a few moment ! ) . The
HlroiiKth this tlmo cnmu from the otlict
Hldo of the continent , in reports from Cali
fornia Dhowlnir the Imnuinso proportions
which the AuHlnilinn bujlncss has tiBsumcd.
The ( lour mills of the Hlitte , accordliiB to
these reports , nro workliiB nlRht and day
on AtiHtrallan orders nnd orders for whe.it
from there now In thu hands of Hnn Krnn-
cl.tco brokers are reporlcd to amount to
] ,7. > 0WO bu. OponlUK < | uotntlons for Decem
ber weic nt 7S'i ' ( ! , as compared with yt-s-
terday'H closing price of TS'.Jc. ' After touch-
lliK 77T4U for un hiHtant thu price jumped ,
under thu Inlluenco of the Australian news
referred to. until 7c ! ) .hml been reached.
Thru eame thu pi-coml cables. They
Bhowod a decline since the opening of Hid
and almost rroatod n stampi > do amoliK
the opcculntorH. The prlco quickly declined
to 77' , c , where It halted , but only tempo
rarily. Apart from the lower Liverpool ca
bles and the bearish sentiment which they
created the conditions nci > mcd favorable for
continued strenKth In prices. Cables from
Hupsla Htated that the principal crops of
that country werelia.OOo.OOO bu. Ic.is than
the annual nvi-rnuo production for thirteen
years past. northwestern receipts were
much smaller , or f > S7 cars , against SW1 curs
yesterday and l.WJl cars thn Knmo day last
year. The clcaranccn were larfie and there
ivas a Rood cash demand both for export
and for iiilllliif , ' . Hut all this was over
looked. The market continued to weaken
during the last hour. Liquidation was ac
tive and heavy and as few operators had
the conrnKe to KVO ! the market any Blip-
Port the decline met with llltlo opposition.
December Krndunlly cold on * to 7 T c. After
that there was a llttlo turn for the better
and at thu close December was Belling at
77' ' < , c.
Heaviness was the conspicuous , feature of
the trading In corn. The chief depressing
circumstance was the fact of new corn be
ing sold In the sample market nt IGc and
17o per bit. , which for Immediate use was
worth not fur from as much as old corn.
'J'lio decline In wheat was also an Influ
ence. May started unchanged at 27He. and
declined to iC'Sic , closing weak at from
2G' tn to ! Gin. ;
Oats were wcnU nml lownr nearly nil ilny ,
though the market showed sonic ; Indcpi-ml-
-nt strength nt the opening. Thn decline
wis altogether Inllucncf-d by the brcnk In
wheat nml corn nml n good business was
transacted. May opptu-il a simile higher nt
from 22c to 22ic. ! aolil n split frnctlon above ,
that , then to Sll&v , closing easy at from
SIVjC to 21r-4c.
Provisions Rot a llttlo help at the start
from the hog receipts , which wore con-
Flderably lc. .s than estimated. Thn opening
firmness was of short duration. Liverpool
sent ( ( notation * of M decline In long and
fliort clear sides nnd Cd down for lard. OAVr-
Inns bec'iimo very heavy nml prices gradu
ally declined , the closing being at prac
tically bottom figures. January pork closed
J2Vie lower at $7.40 ; January laril 2c ! lower
nt from TI.S."I : to $3.87 , and January rlba 5o
lower at , $ .1.90.
l-'stlmateil receipts for Friday : Wheat ,
J12 cars ; corn , D30 cars ; oats , 233 cars ; hoes ,
21.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
_
_ Art'clen. | Open.
Wi pnt.No-.1
Nov
Iw )
May Hljt'iS'J
Cm i-.No. 2.
NDV J3K
Dec ' . ' I
.Way
Cms. No. a. .
Nov 18 ! ( ISM
Ii-e ) 1KJ4
May ! 23'"JH
Poik.pcrbbl
lire. G 4J ll 43
Jan. 7 ul )
May. . . . . . . 7 03
I.anl.lliulb'j
lice . . . . . 3 (17 ( U ' 3 70
Jan a no' H 1)3
May 4 12K 4 15
il.ortUlbtt
Dec a 05 3 OH
Jan H HO 3 tl )
May : i 7
Cash uuotullons were nu follows :
OATS No. 2 , lie ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. , 21B2"c-
No. S white , f. o. U , 17C205ic.
HYE-No. 2. 37c.
HAUIjKY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o b. 2CW
SSc : No. 4 , f. o. b. . 21fi27e.
I-'IAXSEE No. 1. 7CVc.
TIMOTHY SEED I'rline , $2.65.
I'HOVIHIONS Meps park , per bbl. , J6.30WC.40 ;
lard , per 100 Ibs. . J3.70 ; short ribs , sides. looc ,
J3.GOW3.M ) ; dry salted shoulders , boxed , JI.2S54SO-
nhort clear sldi'H. linxed , J.1.S7iiri4.lO. '
mm/rilY-Flrm ; turkeys , 7iU8e ! ; chickens ,
tWS'te ; duc-ks. 8fi9o.
WllISKY-Dlstlllers' finished goods , per gal. ,
HUOAUS-Unchnnged.
The follonlng were the receipts and shipments
today :
On the Pro lucu oxchtnirei toltvtlm butter mar
ket was firm ; creamery , U < 3'0 o : dairy , lUirf
J7o. igtn : , llrm ; fresh , IMc Cheese , llrm ;
STOCKS AXllOXlS.
BfciirKy .llarUct IN Dull nml > Iov - In
n .VIUTCMV ItniiKt * .
NI3\V YOIIK. Nov. IP.-The mock market Is
dull nnd mo\e , generally rpeaklng , within
nuirow range , owing to the fact that holders
of securities will not tell to any appreciable ex
tent , although nearly all of the professionals
lire ranged upon the bear side. Tranifcrs ot
tlio dlvldciid-paylnir stocks show a large nnd
steady movement Into the hands of Inventors , nnd
leprencntatlxo Invchttm-nt bond houses irport
the largest over.thc-ronnter Inquiry for small
Kits of bonds , Including- governments , railway
und prime municipal Itsues , that has ruled
within a year. Individual corporations and
trunt companies nro In the market for largo
nnd small lots of bonds und the supply of first-
clans material Is llglit. Leading ; bankers nay
that U Is now dllllcult to put out short time
money nt even 4 per cent , while the market Is
bain of prime ineicantlle paper In the face of
u brink demand. These facts explain the In
different cuceess obtained by bears recently In
their efforts to s'.iako out Ionic stock In cneun
Hhere there IH no pcclllc unfavorable news ,
'lluslnesii to-lay wan light and was practically
conilned to four stocks , the dcallUKU n-IU'ctlni ;
nlinoit entirely profoiltmal operators. The marKet -
Ket was strung In tone In the early nesslon , nnd
iioleworlhy gains were scored In the epeclaltles.
Tlio shorts covered freely , although netual
elcrllni ; rates were nmikcd up nlwut He , and
In tome InBtunces pouted figures us well. The
DtrenKth of exchange wan attributed to the In-
created demand for remittance purchases , fa
cilitated by the eatler monetary condition ! .
There was ulna Homo dliiappolntini-nt In bear
circles , over the iion.ruimiiiu.-nt of the predic
tions of nn advance today In. the Hank of England -
land rate of discount. The grangers and other
leading railway nlmres made nubetHtitlal trains ,
und the nprculullve temper nhowed a decidedly
more cheerful nentlment. flood buying In Leather
preferred , which carried the Hock up to tn ,
wan attended by reports from apparently well
Informed iiuarlera that the company hud cleaned
up the balance of Its 13,000,000 loan , I/ead , com
mon and preferred , were In modi-rate leanest ,
but advanced Hflli , per cent , lerpectltely , In ex
pectation of the declaration of the regular
( luiulfrly dividend on the preferred Mock. Thu
unuiil rumors of a porilhle dlitrlbutlon on thn
common shares wrra alia current , Later the prt- .
f tried lost 1 per rent of the Improvement , und
th ( > common receded to 2Ca bid at the clu e.
1 orclKti houres were muderate buyers of the
International hare * , but without marked In-
lluenro upon prices. Hay State ( las WHS n
nntnble exception la the uenrrul trend of values ,
fulllnif t per cent on llciuliliillng sales. Mt-tro-
l > olllan Traction workrd J ptr cent lower on
liquidation and U now rulltiK ul about the lUurt
that obtained prt-vlous la the drcUmtlou of the
crip dividend , Th market la tun lat * tr dlng §
lacked Impfiilanl ffntnrf * . "nlll In HIP final
hour , when n determlni-d l > < > ar drive forced Hugar
down IH per wnt nnd othfr fhnre Hi to 1 I"1'
cent. The low-priced stooU * were ofTerfd freely ,
particularly Amrrlcnn Hplrltc , T nnpfffe Cmil
nnd I'aclllc Mall nnd Southern llnllway prc-
fened.
Tn nnl the clo p cavctlni ; purchnnes Impnrleit
n stondlrr tone lo the m.irket. The net changes
were * iinlmpoilant. The l nd mnrk t wa fairly
ncllM' , with an aih-nnclng tendency , which was
innut pronounced In the Innctlve Itturs.
The fnles were Jl.r.29.000. Oovi-rnmtnls wore
firm nnd notably higher for the currency Irstie * .
The siiles were $52,000. Silver certificates were
dull , but n trlHo llrmer nn purc-hax-n ot JI3.000 ,
The Evening I'ost'H flnnni'lnl cnbleRrnm from
London says : The flock maiketi were dull to-
dny on renr.i In rome iiunrtrr * of n rise In the
bo nil rate nnd of failures In the Knlllr mar
ket. Neither event occurred , however , nnd hence
rnmo n recovery nt the clofe , mines closing nt
the beft of the day. Consols were good nl
1IOH. Americans were bid for In the street , nnd
closed nl the beit of the day. Noteworthy nlro
wns n recovery In llrnzlllan bond * . Although
the money market was a Minde easier today.
llrmnc ! > s Is looked for , nit the lUi lan demand
for gold l expected to press on London. The
rife In the New York exchange has not had
much effect becaiuo nf the raldo statement that
the movement Is due to tpcculntlvc buying b
n syndicate In New York. The 1'nrls bourt
was better on n further rise In Hpnnlfh stock
bocnuffi of the success of the new Spanish loan
The lierlln market was ptendy.
Thn following were the closing quotations o
the leading stocks of the New York cxchang
todny :
AtchUcm ICV N. Y. . ( . N. B 44K
ArtaniHKv 148 Ontario * W It )
Alton.T II Bll Oreeon linn 1
Am. KxprodH Ill Orejjon Nav CO
' ' ' ' "
na'iilin'ore'X'onibV "i7 ( 'o. ' H. L. .V U. N IB
Canada I'.iclllo. . . . o7Hi 1'aclOe Mall "IH
Can.id.iSouthorn , . 41) ) il'eona Ui-c. A E. . . : i
Central I'nclllu. . . . HI | tIUHbit HI a
Chra.&Ohlo Mlf il'iillmnn I'.ilaco. . . K > 7 ! <
Chlcnco i Alton. . ICO lUoadlnir ! lll > (
C..1I.&U Hl * < Ml. O. W Ifi
Chicago Ja OH Ml. . W. nf > 40
Consolidated Onn. 10:1 : iltocn Island "llf
C. . . . 0. A.St. L. . . .im < SI. I'ftiil "ilH
Colo. Coal .1 : Iron. IH do Dfd IBB
Cotton Oil Cert. . . . 14'J St. I1. .VO.n.inn. . . . 4'J' ' <
Delaware Ilu.t. . l'J7'lj donM l" ! >
Icl..Uiclc. ) A w. . . lf > 7 ( 'Southorn ' IMolllo. . IS
1).A.U.O. nM 4I ! ( SuiMrllonnurv. . . . HUH
KabtTcnn lilt ! Tcnn. Coil ft Iron. JIB1 *
Krli 'l7tTexaBlMoino ! ; HIM
rtoiiiil Bl T. .to. nant. nfJ. . . 50
FortWiwno IliO jUnlon IMelnc llW )
( i. Northern pfd. . . HU iU. S. IvXIirosi 4:1 :
C. A , I- ! . I. tM Hi XV. St. L. ! t I' H
llocklntr Vnllov. . . IH.lj W.HI. L. A I' , nfl. 17 ?
lllllioliConlr.il. . . U.'i Wolln Ririro E-c. . . HA
SUT. ADiilutn. . . . il ! iW.'BtiTii Union. . . . H7H
K..VT.PM itX ! Wheeling Silt. U. .
UikoKrlo.t WoU IHTf , no pfn nM : )
ilolUi ! 71 ! M. .VSU L 1U' <
LnkeShorn 1C7 D..V 11. 0 1'JH
I't'iul 'FruHt ' " ( J lo 1 * *
' ' ' ' ' ' " " " "
Loiiinviiio A'N. . . . ooji N ! i/ . . . . . . ! . .T. . ; ; io > i
L. AN. A 1 C. V.Al 2H51
MnnhaltnnCon. . . . " " " do ntcl 70
McmDhln.VO 10 T. SU U.VIC. C. . . . 4
Mlchls.-m Cunt U4 T.St. U.tlC.C , pfl 10
MlsMoiirl IMolllo. . 53 ! > S. U. U 10U
Mobile. Ohio -2 S. K. U .fd . 2UJ *
NiiBhvllleCli.it. . . . UH Am. Tob. Co. . . . . . 7im
Niillon.ilCor.l.i.'j. ( ) i do nM 100W
Nat , Conl.-i''c titJ11 ! Am. Tel. AC. Co. . . HO
N.J. Central 107 ICom'lC.ible Co. . . . IfiO
N..tW. utd 1SV Am. Siu.irpfd 101'
North Am. Co 5H U. S. Cord.iifo irt U -4
Norlheni I'.iclllo. . IflU U. S. Lcatho.-ufd. 110
N. Pacific Dfd Vd'C'U. ' ' * Hubtwr 24
D.I' I ) . JL O .H IU. S RubberpM. . an
Northwestern l"iM'otlon ) | Seed Oil. . . fill
iloufd 14H I > .C.C..tS.A'L. pfd. BO
N. Y. Central t'5 ' I | S ti.S.AK 1st Tit 4d
olforod. tall assessmi'
The total tales of Mocks today were 203,55 !
shares , Including the following : American Sugar
40.100 ; Iluillncton & tjulncy , 9,100 ; Chicago ( lap
4,600 ; Clfiiernl 1-Tlcctrlc , 5,000 ; Manhattan , fi.OOO
1'aolllc Mall , T.,200 ; Itendlng , 20.COO ; Hock Island
4.0"0 ; S't. 1'aul , 13.CCO ; Tennefpce Coal and Iron
4.SOO.VheelliiK & Lake Hrle. 3,100 ; Southern
lallroad preferred , 3.COO ; Silver Ccrtlllcatcs
13.000.
Nciv Vork loiu-y .Mnrkol ,
Ni\V YOIIK , Nov. 19.-MONKY ON CAM -
iai-y nt 2hl3 per cent ; last loan , 214 per cent
clored , 2iiW3 ! per rent.
ritiMiMKIUANTII.I : PAPKH ncn per cent.
.STr.lll.INO KXCHANniJ-Stronc. with netual
hilxInetB In bunkers' bills nt JI.Wifil.M ; for de
mand ami Jl.si'UKI.SSli for sixty days : posted
nilcx. l4.R2iin4.S3K : commercial bills $4.S1.
IIAH SII.VHU-GT.WOeriKe.
UOVMHN.MKNT IION'DS Firm ; state bonds
tjuU't. railroad bonds firm.
Clorlng ftiotatlons on bonds were as follows :
NEW YOIIK. Nov. IP. The following ara the
closing mining iinolatloiia :
asked. _
I.niiilon Slock ( liiotiitliHii.
LONDON , Nov. 10. 4 P. m eloalnsi
onmdn.nrv . . . Ill ) : i-lllKtri'aulconi 70W
oiiRoU.acu't. . 1100-111 N.Y. Central HnU
an. I'.iclllo 6UIi Ponmtvlvnnl.1 C4K
Erie IHU ll.nillni ? . . . . . . 1/VW
II. Central . Mi-x. Cun. new 4s. OOJi
Mexican ordinary.1U
IIAH sflVEU-29 IS-lCd per ounce.
MONEY 383',4 I > er cent.
The rate of dUexiunt In the open market for
short und three months' bills Is 3)ii3-i per cent.
Fliiiiiirlal .VotH. .
HOSTON. Nov. 19.-Clearlngs , $1 ,379,6C6 ; bal-
nnceii , S1,94CS77.
HALT1.MOHE. Npv. 19. Clearings , J2,3I7,81I ;
balances , t-T'J.STO.
NEW YOIIK. Nov. 19. Clearings , $131,457,434 ;
balances , I7,4S8C27.
I'HILADELl'HIA , Nov. 19 , Clearings , 10S32-
S94 ; balances , M.S93.7SO.
KT , LOUIS , Nov. 19. Clearing * . $4,253.061 ; bnl-
nnct-s , K70.CI4 ; money , Cjjs per cent ; New York
exchange , TJc prvmlum bid ; $1 premium ai < ked ,
C'HICAOO , Nov. 19. Clearings , $15,4iOMO ! ;
money , steady at CO7 per cent ; New York ex
change , TOo premium ; foreign exchange , linn ;
demand , $ ! . > ; ; nlxty days , II.C2U.
KurclKii I'"liinn ' lnl.
IIEULIN , Nov. 19 : lUclmiiEO on London , eight
days' elKht , 20 murks 37 pfg.
LONDON. Nov. 19. The Hank of England's
rate of discount remains unchanged at 4 per
rent.
1'AltIH , Nov. 19. Three per cent rentes. I02f
' .o for the account ; exchange un London , ZSf
' ' " > o for checks.
I.ONDON , Nov. 19. The amount of bullion gone
Ha the Hunk of England nn balance today Is
JC7.0CO. ( lold 1 inioteJ at Huenos Ayres today
t 1W.IO ; Lltbon , 3C < i ; Home ,
CD 11 ( in .llnrki't.
KT. I/L'IB. Nov. 19.-COTTON-Stendyj mid-
ling , 73-lCc ; sales. 0 bale. ; receipts , l.ttij balen ;
Bhlpmenu , 410 bales ; Hock , 31,118 bales.
NEW OHLEAN8. Nov. 19.-COTTON-Eaiy ;
middling , 7Uc ; low middling , 71-lCc ; good or
dinary , U 13-lf.c.
NEW YOIIK , Nov. 19 , COTTON-Quli-tl midline -
line , 7 11-lCc. Futures cloted Urndy : sales. 274-
200 * bales- January , $7. 2 | February , $7.S ; March ,
[ .CS ; April. J7.70 ; Jluy , $7.75 ; June , 7.77j July.
f.Mj IecIIlU-r , $7.42.
Oil City Mnrkt > < .
OIL CITY. Nov. 19. Credit balances , $1.15 ;
cerllllcaleii. no bIJi ; khlDmenU , 76,111 bbls.j runs ,
03,118 LLill.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Oattlo Light ami Mootly Bang-
era of Poor Quality ,
NO STEERS FIT FOR BEEF WERE ON SALE
AliNcnee of the flrnde
llujcru AVlio Were After N
Ill-cover 11 Nickel ut
the \VeeU'K IONN ,
SOUTH OMAHA , Nov. 19.-Hocolpts for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
November 19. 2M iii ! : > : IK ;
November IS. 4.9S3 3,209 2,424 . . . .
November 17. 2MI 4,1M > f > 9 153
November 1G. 3ir ! Ml 1.0S7 BH
November 14. 1,7'JG .1,721 Ml 111
November 13. 1.270 3,067 1,421 20
November 12. 2,039 ' 3,437 762
November 11. 3.CSO 4SGo 4,203 48
November 10 2,300 3M2 1,0.19
November 9 1,099 747 3,450
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Missouri Paclllc Ily 1
Union 1'aclllc system. . , . 2 ! )
C. & N. W. Hy 1
H. .t M. H. U. 11 33 22 1
C. H. & Q. Hy 7 1
C. H. I. & P. . cast 1
C. U. I. & P. , west G 1
G. St. P. Jl. & O. Hy. . . . 1
K K. & .M. V. U. H. . . . 3 6 1
Total receipts 91 31
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyurs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 10
The G. H. Hammond Co. 215 ma
Swift and Company fuS 740 . . . .
Cildahy Packing Co r,02 802 3IG
H. llecker & Degiin 173
J. L. Carey . : r.O
W. I. Stephens. 118
' ' ' ' ' " '
inn & jewis ; coiiiii ! ! ! ! ! lob . . . . . . .
Uenton .t Underwood. . . 00
Huston & Co 32 . . . . . . . .
Nelson Morris , Chicago. . 2
Cmliihy , from 1C. C 123
Other buyers 723
Left over C9
Total 2.SOS 2139 403
CATTLK The run of cattle wan light to
day , especially BO In comparison with the
liberal receipts of yesterday. The most of
the cattle were from the ranges nnd only
suitable for feeders.
Killing cattle of all kinds were scarce and
In good demand. There were no cornfcd
steers to amount to anything , one bunch
bringing $3.50 and another S3.93. Hango
catt'o that would do for the dressed beef
trade were also scarce. The market was
just about steady , with no quotable change.
Cows and heifers were In moderate up-
ply , only about ten loads being offered for
sale. The market on that kind of stock
was also Just about steady.
Stockers and feeders were In good de
mand and sold freely at firm prices , and
the cattle In first hands sold In good sea
son. There were quite a good many buy
ers In from the country and for the num
ber of cattle on hand business In the feeder
division was quite lively.
Practically everything In the yards sold
in good season , llepresentntlve sales ;
XATIVKS.
riEKlHTUUI19. .
S.'o. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1S..10H J3CO 23..10SI J3 93
COWS.
1. . . .1010 2PO 2. . . .1103 2 23 . .1220
n. . . . Oil 200 1. . . . ace 2 30 . .11CO 2 cr >
i. . . . 9W 2 CO 1. . . .1010 2 40 . .120S 270
8. . . . 9IG 2 00 * > ' ' .110.1 2 43 4. . . 920 270
1. . . . 910 2 IS L. . .1120 2 SO 4.t. . . . 640 2 70
1. . . .1100 2 IS 10. . . .11:1.1 : 2 SO 19. . . 93 ! ) 2 ; o
2. . . .lOii 2 13 4. . . . 922 2 50 . .1041 2 SO
n. . . . noc 2 15 I. . . .USD 2 SO 2 (0
2. . . . 910 2 2 : .1203 2 SO S. . 3 05
1. . . .K'M ' 2 23 .1030 2 CO 3..1133 3 10
1. . . . 900 2 23 5. . . 1110 2 SO C..H23 3 13
1. . . 670 2 ( X ) L. . . S40 2 C3 L. . . POO 300
1. . .1170 2 23 20. . . . CS9 2 M L. . . 970 3 10
1. . . 710 2 or. 2. . . . 4S5 2 S3 2..10SO 3 10
10. . .1035 2 CS
HULLS.
L. .1140 200 1..1CJO 2 45 1..1230 2 S3
2. . .1:30 2 15 1..1400 2 SO 2 CO
1. . .1100 2 23 1..12SO 2 SO 275
L. ,12'.iO 223 1..1430 2 SO ! ! ! 290
1. . .1330 2 30 1..11SO 2 SO 1..1930 2 95
2. . .1115 2 40
STAGS.
1. . . . SCO 2 '
CALVES.
310 2 C3 13. . . . 3S1 3 C3 2. . . . 140 523
. 330
STOCKEHS AND FEEDHnS.
. C70 2 73 8. . . .1017 3 40 11. . . 973 3 SO
. 915 2 75 11. . 807 3 40 3. . . C23 3 S3
. $50 300 B. . SS4 3 45 3S. . . < XW 3 S3
1UO 3 CO 11. . 703 3 45 11. . . 701 3 SS
. 9S7 3 20 29. . 791 3 SO 1. . . 910 3 CO
.950 3 23 ft " 920 3 CO 40. . . 1071 3 CO
. MO 3 25 is" 832 3 SO 30. . . . 970 3 CO
.11SS 3 30 39. . SCO 3 SO 13. . . . 703 3 C5
. 843 3 33 1. . 8SO 3 SO L. . . 290 3 75
.SCO 3 35 19. . CEO 3 SO 37. . . . C92 3 SO
WESTERNS.
WYOMING.
K. Crumrlne.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
72 stcera 1211 t3 iO
1 bull 17 0 1 73 ' i' feeder SSO 300
3 cows 1073 2 10 1 steer. 1C10 3 SO
1 etr. tlit..l020 2 25 35 feeders. . . .11C3 3 CO
7 cows 1C97 2 M
A. Sutherland.
4 COWH . .1230 2 SO 1 feeder 1220 323
3 steers . .1373 3 25 114 feeders..1103 3 SO
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1 bull 1320 1 73 2C steers 1132 3 15
2 Mrs , tiff..1213 2 23 1 fleer. 900 3 30
1 Mr. tls.2JO 250 CS feeders. . . . i > 7 3 33
1 heifer 710 2 90 1C feeders. . . . 1155 3 40
2 steers 1470 3 00 21 feeders..12 > 2 3 S3
Edwards.
8 cows 103S I feeder 1100 3 00
1 bull 12CO 240 30 feeders..10C9 340
9 steers 12CI 2 90
SI. E. Rchlrlc.
t feeders..12CG 300 SG feeders. . . . 1150 333
COLORADO.
2 cows 790 200 27 feeders.1070 333
11 cows 997 2 C3 23 feeders , . . . U3C 3 40
2 heifers S20 2 C5 1 feeder 3 SO
,1 heifer 900 47 feeders. . . . COI 3 C5
2 feedcrii.12C3 3 33
Keener & Moses.
193 steers 1024 3 15
W. J. Kllpatrlck.
1 bull 13CO 223 2 cows 1210 ! fO
4 cows 1112 2 CO 1C feeders..1112 3 S3
Hartman & CrclKhton.
1 bull 980 1 _ . 3 cows 913 240
3 bulls 1350 1 83 23 cows. . ' 932 2 .v >
2 bulls 1535 2 20 43 cows 931 270
1 bull. . . . . . . .1200 2 20 4 cows 1033 275
1 bull 1320 2 25 8 feeders. . . . 1033 3 20
11 cows 1000 2 25 27 feeders..1037 3 CO
11 bulls 123C 235 22 feeders. . . . 920 370
MONTANA.
1 King 12CO 2 00 1 sleer 10 0 3 00
J cows 1024 2 23 3 feeders..1219 3 00
I cows i > G 2 45 20 steers. . . .1203 320
2 feeders..10CO 2 80 19 feeders. . .1100 325
IS feeders..11 ! > 9 2 80 112 feeders. , .1219 3 GO
J. A. J. Dawes.
2 bulls 1420 200 C heifers. . 822 330
2 cows 955 2 13 1 feeder. . . 410 3 33
2 bulls 1133 2 33 2 heifers. , . . ; 430 333
3 heifers 930 2 75 1 steer 1390 3 CO
S cows 1103 2 85 23 eteers 1216 SCO
UTAH.
2 cows , . 1190 2 10 20 feeders. . . . 941 240
41 cows 190 2 10 1 feeder 660 240
71 cows 795 2 40 29 cows SC9 2 45
HOOS The receipts of hogs. n > well as of
cattle , were light , the run being the smallest
since Monday. The market was In very satis
factory condition , the demand being brisk and
values fully Sc hlKlier than yesterday. Under
the Influence of the Rood demand , coupled with
the moderate offerings , the market was active
and tint pens were soon cleared. Chicago re
ported a lower clone , but not until all the hoKS
were sold at this point , so that the market here
wnn In nowise Influenced by the break there.
There were no lljdit hogs among- the offerings
and very few even that could be called medium
weights. The heavy loads , averaging 200 pounds
and above , sold largely nt J3.10S3.15 , an aitalnut
SJ.05i3.10 yesterday. The medium weight mixed
loads sold at I3.20JT3.25 , but there WUH not
single light load In the yurds to put a top on
tinmarket. .
Today's advance carries the market back to
about where It was nt the beginning of the
week. Representative sales ; .
BIIKHI' There were only two loads of sheep In
ig yards iiiul they met with ready sale. The
mrket could safely be quoted lOc higher , with
10 demand good for all dtilrublu kinds , lleprc-
entutlva tales ;
No. Av. J > r.
U native wttheri Ui 12 U
pOver Paid to Policy Holders
in Fifty-three Years !
51 \l
51n
RICHARD A. McCURDY , President ,
Who will pay that mortgage
on your home if you die before
it's lifted ?
A life insurance policy will
do it , and the cost to you is
only the annual premium paid
to the company. It is like pay
ing a little extra interest on
your mortgage to insure its re
lease if you die.
The resources of the Mutual
Life of New York exceed the
combined capital of all the na
tional banks of New York City ,
Chicago , Boston , Philadelphia ,
St. Louis , Cincinnati and Balti
more.
A duty delayed is a duty
shirked. Let a man convinced
of responsibility secure adequate
protection and at once.
INSU.RE NOW
& & IN THE
MUTUAL LIFE.
A Policy of Insurance in the
Mutual Life is the quickest
asset you can leave.
210 Colorado wethers.-.1. , , W 2 SO
33 native lambs..i.i..i 98 4 35
C1IICAKO I.IVK STOCK.
Matured Cuttle In Dcinniu ! nt n Tcn-
CfiitM Advance.
CIIICAC1O. Nov. 19. Matured entile were In
active demand at an advance of about lOc.
Common to choice native beef steers Fold nt
from 53. ' 0 to f5.10 , largely nt from 11.20 to $4.83 ,
and fancy beeves were salable around from $5.15
to J3.23. There was a Rood tralllc In stackers nnd
feeders , pales being made nt from 12.83 to $3.ffl.
Cows nnd heifers nold fairly well at from $1.S <
to 51.23. most of the rales occurilng nt from 5-
to $3.23. Jtull.i fold nt from $2 to 53.75. nnd
calves declined to from 52.75 to $3.23 under a
poor demand. Texas cattle were In fair demand
at from 52.70 to J3.23 for grass steers , and nt
from $3.70 to $ ) ,23 for Kansas ami Missouri feJ
droves. Western range cattle were active nnd
steady at from 53.40 to 51.20 for steers , and nt
from 12.75 to 53. CO for cows nnd heifers.
Trices for IIORS were n little weaker In n Rood
many Instances. Common heavy to prime droves
of light and medium weights found purchasers
at from 52.95 to 53.40 , with Kales largely at front
53.20 to 5.1.30. heavy packing lots bringing from
5X10 to 52.20. Tigs sold at from $2.DO to 53.33 ,
mostly at 53 nnd upward.
There was n better feeling In the eheep mar
ket , nnd primp lambs sold 23o higher ; prime to
poor Inmbs cold nt from 53 to 51.70 , nnd common
to prime sheep brought from 52 to 53.40. Export
sheep were In demand nt from 53 to 53.15 , and
western sheep sold at from 52.40 to 51.20. FeedIng -
Ing sheep wrro hard to find nt from $2.S3 to 53 ,
nnd feeding lambs brought from 53.75 to 54. to.
Hecclpts : Cattle , 9,000 head ; nous , 2S.OOO head ;
eheep , 14,000 bead.
KIIIIKIIN City IjlvtStiirl. . - .
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 10. CATTLE Hecelpts ,
C.OOO head ; shipments. 8.KO head ; market fctc.idy
to stroni ; ; lOe higher In some cures ; Texas steers ,
J2.1H73.53 ; Texas cows , 52.0002.7.'i ; native steers ,
$3.00 4.40 ; native cows nml heifers , $ I.OO3.CO :
Ktarkcrs and feeders , 52.W74.GO ; bulls , $1.S08 >
53.00.
11OOS Hecclpts , 7,000 head ; shipments , 1,000
bend ; market opened strong to Co higher , closed
about steady ; bulk of pules. J3.20fJ3.30 : heavies.
53.10ff3.30 ; packers. $3.051(3.25 ; mixed , 53.10ff
$ J.2V4 ; light , 53.0033.SO ; Yorkers , J3.KJf3.30 ; pigs ,
. -
8HKKI' Hecclpts. 2.COO head : shipments , 1.200
head ; market steady ; lambs , I25004.GO ; muttons ,
$ l.W 3.23.
Ktoclc In
HeeTird of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets for Thursday , November 19 ,
USC :
Cattle. HOES. Sheep.
South Omaha . 2.473 2.1:9 340
Chicago . 9,000 2S.OOO 14,000
Kansas City . C.OOO 7,000 2.COO
St. Louis . 4,000 4,000 1,500
Totals . . 21,473 41,139 17,840
New Yorli LIv > Stock.
NEW YOIIK. Nov. -HEEVES-Hocelpts. ! > . 222
head ; no trading. Cables quote American steers
nt lOfill'.ic. dressed weight ; Mieeji nt 8Q9c ,
dressed weight ; rcfrlgerntor beef at SSll'.tc ; no
HHEEr AND LAMiis-neceipts , 4. tat head ;
barely steady and very dull ; sheep , $2.25@3.25 ;
a few at 53. Ml ; lambs. 54.0004.70.
HOOK Ilecelpts , 3,567 head ; steady at $3.SOff
3.-JO. _ _
Si. I.ciu'ln 1.1 < Stock.
KT. LOUIS , Nov-hll-i-CATTLE Hecclpts. . 4.000
head ; market strong : native hhlpplng steers , 52.75
tfS.So ; cows and helfera ; 52.0093.25 ; Texas steers ,
$2.2f. 3.30. , ,
HOOH neeelpts , l.OOO'head ; market Cc higher ;
Yorkers. 53.25U3.35 ; ' 'packers , $3.10tf3.30 ; heavy ,
53.C04i3.33. ' '
SI1EEI' Ilecelpts , ' ' .1WO head ; market steady ;
muttonu , 52.2503.75 ; lambs , 13. 0031. CO.
XI-JW YOHIC OUXEHAl , MAHIC1ST.
UiiotntloiiH of ( lie Day oil Various
CnilllllOllllloN ,
NEW YOIIK , Nov.IS ; FLOUK Ilecelpts , 28-
600 bills. ; exports , 8,000 bbl . Market Irregu
lar , being steadyou winters , but weak and
lower to sell on rprlng wheat
brands ; winter patents , 51.8000.00 ; winter
straights , 54.0084. CSj. .Minnesota patents. $4.G3Q
4.95 ; Minnesota bakers , 53.5004.15 ; city mill clears ,
$ l.90 5.00 : winter vyra ' . 53.0083.W ; winter low
grade ! , 52.MO2.bO. R > V Hour , iiulet ; superfine ,
J2.91W3.00 ; fancy , 53.uC03.25. lliickwhcat Hour ,
steady at 51.40 : Hrandywlnc , 12.20.
HUCKWHEAT Weaker nt SG037c.
COItN MEAL Steady ; HrandywIncT 52.25.
UYi : Dull ; No. 2 western , 44 43'ic.
11AHLEY Steady ; western feeding , 2SQ28 > ; c at
Iluffulo.
WHEAT Ilecelpts. J12.300 bu. ; exports. 61 , ESI
bu. ; No. 1 hard , 92.c ! , f. o. b , , afloat. Options
opened steady , but declined under disappointing
cables , followed by a second break on liquida
tion , the weakness lasting nil day. helped by
more favorable Argentina news ; closed l&lVic
net loner : No. 1 ! red , November , USc ; Decem
ber , UHU87 Mte , clcrcd nt t57ic.
COIIN UrctJpts. 1C1.9IX ) bu.i exports. 93,129 bu. ;
spot weak ; NoTSr 298294c. ! Options fairly active
but weak nil day uniler low cables , sympathy
with wheat und general liquidation ; closed ut
Ho net decline ; November closed ut 2S4c ; De
cember. 29U SOc , closed ut t'Jiic.
OATS lleculpts , 2td,400 bu. ; exports , 46,425 bu , ;
spot wi-ak ; No. 2. 23fcc Options dull and lower ,
with the other markets , closing UfiWc lower ;
May , 21H&26V4C. elated at 25 u ; December , 22
UW'.io. closed at
HAY Steady ; chipping , 5C60c ; good to choice ,
76CHWC. 'f
IIOI'B Firm : state , common to choice , 1893
crop , 3lf7Hc ; 1S9S crop , BttlSo ; I'acinc coast , ItSii
crop , 3if7'ic ' ! U9 crop , 8 lSc.
IIIDKH Firm : Qalveston , ISc : Iluenos Ay res ,
dry , nominal ; Texas , dry , lOa ; California , UVic.
IS THE COMPANY
IN TWO GENERATIONS 1843-1896
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. , of New York ,
has paid $246,000,000 to its living members.
Has been the benefactor of women and children
to the extent of $165,000,000.
its
FOR
IOWA and NRBRASKA ,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BOILDIHC , SIX FII ND LOCUST STHEETS ,
OMAHA. DES MOINES.
Wanted in JBvery County.
H. S. WINSTON , Special Representative , Omaha.
LEATHER Firm ; hemlock pole. 11. A. , llghl
to hpnvy welcht * . 19itri20'ic ; acid , 20S/23C.
nUTTEIl Hecclpts. 2.CSS pkKS. ; nnn ; westerr
creamery , l ff2c : westein dairy , EQlSc ; Elglns ,
21Ue : factory. 7fr7'e
CHEESE Hecclpls , 5.C02 pligs. ; quiet ; state ,
large. 7'.5fflOJc ! ; small. 7'/4tflOe ; part tklms. 3iO !
Sc : full skims. 2 > < . ( ? 3c.
EGGS Receipts , 7.C15 pkgH. ; Ftendy ; state nnd
I'cnnsylvanln , 21iT24c ; western , 15' , if23e.
rilOVISIONS llcef. steady ; family. J9.00B
10.00 ; extra mefs. J7 ; packet , JS.75fi9.23. Cul
in rain , easier ; shoulders , 14 ; pickled hams , JR.M
WP.OO. Lard , easier ; western steamed , J4.03JJ
4.10 ; refined , steady. I'ork , dull ; mccs , JS.230
8.75 ; family. J10.OOJfll.00.
TALI.OW Firm ; city , 3''c ; country. 3V c.
OILS Cottonseed oil , steady ; pi hue crude ,
22 > if23c ; prlmn yellow , 2G f'i4c. ' retroleum ,
dull ; United closed nt Jl.ll bid. Rosin , easy ;
Ft ruined , Jl. 04rl.l'2'i. Turpentine , easy at 27 4
{ J2Sc.
RICE Firm ; domestic , fair to extra , S GCc ;
Julian. 4'iW4' ' c.
MOLASSES Easy ; New Orleans , open ket
tle. 27033c.
METALS Tig Iron , steady ; southern. Sll.OOft
12.23 ; northern , Jll.WfJ13.00. Copper , steady ;
brokers. 111. M ; exchange. tll.309H.SO. IxMid ,
steady ; brokers. J2.M ; exchange , J2.90S2.97'.j.
Tin. linn ; straits. J13.05sn3.15. 1'lates , quiet.
Spelter , llrm ; domestic , JI.1S04.25.
OMAHA ( JICMCHAL MAIIKKT.
CiinilKloii of Triuli * nnd ( liiotntlniiM
on S < nil | < > mill Fmiuy I'rtiiliic'i * .
EGGS Fresh gathered , ISc.
HUTTER Common to fair , 7GSc ; choice to
fancy , country , 12C13c ; teparator creamery. IGJp
17e ; gathered cream , 13fll4c.
GAME I'rnlrle chickens , per doz. , J3.SO ; < ] Uall ,
Jl.SO ; blue winged , teal ducks , J1.33 ; green wing ,
Jl.00ill.23 ; red heads and mallards , J2.25 ; small
rabbits , 90c3J1.00 ; jacks , ? ' - ' ; Kulrrel3 , 75c.
CHEESE Domestic brick. lOe ; Edam , per doz. ,
13.00 ; club houte , Mb. jam , per doz. , J3.15 ; Llm-
berger. fancy , per lb. , PC ; Itnnui-fon. J4-lb.
jars , per doz. , J3.00 ; Young Americans , He ;
twins , fancy , 10'/4c.
VEAL Thoico fnt. SO to 120 Ibs. , ore quoted nt
7f8e ; large and coarse. 4SSc.
DUKBSEI ) 1'OtILTKY Chickens , Cc ; turkeys ,
IdiTllc ; KCOEO , SWlOo ; ducks , lOc.
LIVE I'OULTIty Hens , Oc ; cocks , 3c ; spring
ducks , Sc ; turkeys , SIfSVic ; geese , 7ifSc.
I'lOKONS Live , 75S60e ; dead pigeons not
wanted.
HAY Upland , J3.CO ; midland , J4.CO ; lowland.
Jl ; rye straw , Jl ; color makes the price on
hay ; light bales sell the best ; only top grades
brlnic tup prices.
1WOOM COHN Extremely slow rale ; new
crop , delivered on track In country ; cholco green
felf.worklns carpet , per In. . Z'c : choice green ,
running to hurl ? Wc ; common , l',5c.
VEQETAULES.
SWEET 1'OTATOUS On orders , per bbl. , J1.7S
O2.00.
ONlONB-Good stock , per bu. , 3SB40c.
LIMA IlEANS-rer lb , . 4c.
HEANS Hand picked navy , per bu. , J1.40.
t2AnilAGE Home grown , per hundred , 7SW90&
CULIIRY Per doz. . 25c ; fancy , lame , 45JSOc.
I'OTATOES-Good slock , pi-r bu. , 25c ; Wyom
ing stock , tacked , fOe per 100 Ibs ,
FRUITS.
GRATES New York. 12'Sc ; no good shipping
stock.
CALIFORNIA GRATES Shipping stock. J1.75.
CRANIIERRIES Cape Cod , per bbl. . JC.OO.
ATTLES-Cooklng. per bid. , J1.75 ; eating. J1.75
( T2.00 ; fancy New York. J1.7Sfj2.00.
CALIFORNIA TEARS-Tcr box , J2.00S2.25 ;
New York , per bbl. , J3.SOO4.00.
QUINCES Ter bid. . J4.
TROTICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Mexican , J3.7S for ISO to 200 size ;
larger nnd smaller sizes , ! 3.SO ,
LEMONS-Mceslnas , J5.00 ; California lemons ,
JI.OO.
IIANANAS Choice , large stock , per bunch ,
J2.00C72.25 ; medium-sited bunches. Jl.Wi/2.00.
FRESH MEATS.
DECF-Good native steers , 4UO to COO Ibs. , CHO
7o ; western stevrs , Ci/SHc ; good cows and heif
ers , Cfi&lic ; medium cows nnd heifers , 4Wc ; good
foreiiuarlers cows and heifers , 3Xc ; good
foreiiuartcrn native steers , So ; good hind
quarters cows and heifers , CHc ; good hindquar
ters native eterrv , 8c ; cow rounds , Slic ; cow
plates , 3o ; lione\tia \ chucks , 4o ; cow chucks , 3'ic. '
steers chucks , 4c ; beef tenderloins , 20c ; beef
rolls , boneless , DVic ; sirloin butts , boneless , O',4o ;
loin backs , bonelebs , 10o ; loin backs , 7He ; cow
ribs , No. 3. 7c ; cow loins , No. 3 , He ; beef
trimmings , 34o ! ; rump butts , Sc ; shoulder clods
.
TORIC Dretsed hogs , Sc : pork loins , C'.ic ; park
tenderloins , ISc ; spare ribs , Oc ; ham sausage ,
butts , So ; park shoulders , rough , 4Hc ; pork shoul
ders , skinned , Set pork trimmings , Sc ; leaf lurd ,
not rendered , Cc.
MUTTON Dreesed lamb , C)5c ) ; dressed mutton ,
Cc ; racks , mutton , Sl'.c ; legs , mutton , M4c ; tad-
dies , mutton , 8'io ' ; stew , 3o ; thecp plucks , Sc.
&IIHCELLANKO1)U. )
HONEY Fancy white , per Ib. , He ; choice , 13e ;
California , amber color , lOc.
CIDER-Clarllled juice , per half bbl. , J2.SO ; per
bbl. . t.2SCT4.f.O.
KAUER KRAUT Ter halt bbl. , J1.7S02.00 ;
bbls. , I3.00U3.2S.
MATLE BYRUT-Flve-Kal. cnn . each. J2.7S ;
Kill. cans , per doz. , J12 ; half-sal , cam , JC.2J ;
niuirl cunn , JI.SO.
FIQH Importrd fancy , B crown , SO-lb. boxei ,
ICe ; choice. 10-lb. boxes , 3-crown , 12a ,
NUTK Almonds , California , per Ib. . large
size , 13ci llrazlls , per lb. , Via ; Engllnh wal-
uuu , | x > r lb. , fancy , toft thell , 12Ulio ! ; stand-
ardi , lUfllUo : lllbertu , per lb. , lOc ; pecans , pol-
Uhcd , large , i U10e ; jumbo , HCI2a ; large hick
ory nuts , J1.25 per bu , ; umall , JI.SO.
HIDES AND TAIJ/DW.
IIIDICH No. 1 grten hides , ( ot No. t green
ildes , 4o ; No. 1 green tailed hide * , 7o ; No. 2
Krecn mllfd hides , Cc ; No. 1 veal calf , t lo 12
I ) * . , 7o ; No. t veul c-iilf , S to 11 lit. . Co ; No. 1
dry Hint uldei , 9310c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides ,
76Sc ; No. 1 dry salted hides. 85c ; part cured
nlden. ' , ic per lb. less than fully cured.
SHEET I'EI.TS Green salted , each. 2SOCOc :
green Faltod shearings ( short woolod early
skins ) , each , ISc ; dry shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , No. 1 , each , Sc ; dry shearings
( short wooled cxily pklnx ) , No. 1. each , Sc ; dry
flint , Kanpan nnd Nebraska butcher wool pells ,
per II ) . . actual weight , 4ffSc ; dry Hint Kansas
nnd Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , ISI4e ; dry Hint Colorado putcher wool
yells , per lb. , actual weight , 4.B ! > e ; ury Hint
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 3fflc ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to pay
freight on them.
St. I.onlH flom-riil
ST. LOI'IS. Nov. -FI/5I'R-niill and lower ;
patents. J4.Uffl.CO ; extra fancy , J4.OOJfl.10 ; fancy ,
J3.40JT3.CO : choice , } 2.73J2.1'0. '
WHEAT Futures opened firm nnd higher , but
the trading wnsi light ; December opened nt &D74C
bid , but the llrzt sale was lit 0c , lie more than
wa ntkrd nt yepterday's close ; It was bid up
to iCTir , lint then broke , nml gradually Fettled
down to SVic. where the life died out completely
for u while ; It advanced later to ( Cc , and
cloFPd nt that price ; Mny opened nt SS\c , Ue
less than was arKrd yesterday , nnd sold up to
ts\c. but for lack of suppnrt weakened and
rold down to Me. where It Muck for nome time ,
and llnally eloped nt fSVic. Spot. ( Inn nnd
higher ; No. 2 reil. cash , elevator. SCSSC'.tc ' ; trade.
S7 S7 c ; DrcfinbiT. SCe bid ; May. 6SUc.
CORN There WBH very little life In this option
at the opening nnd the market was Irregular ;
later the market became \\rak and eloped lower
than ycklcrilny'a llnnls. Spot , lower ; No. 2 cash ,
! ll,3f(2l e : Hfrember , 21'.4e bid : Mny. 24 c.
OATS Futures were neglected early , but later
hoi I down below yesterday. Spot , lower ; No. 2
cash , ISc bid ; May , 22 > > c.
RYE-Steady ; 24e bid.
llARLEY-Stendy.
CORN MEAI.r-Jl.45.
11RAN Dull ; sacked. SOc , east track.
FIAXSI-ii-74c : bid.
TIMOTHY SEED Trlme. J2.CO.
HAY Firm nnd In gond demand ; prairie , JC.OOQ >
7.SO : timothy , J7.rMH2.CO , this side.
EOOS Firm and higher ; ICc.
\VIIISKY-JI.1S.
STELTER-lleld nt J3.8J.
1'ROVISIONS Tork , easy ; standard mess. Job
bing. IC.70H7.JO. Lard , steady : prime steam , J3CO ;
choice , J3.G71 , } . Ilacon ( boxed ) , shoulders , Jl.SO ;
extra short clear , ribs and fhortw , Jl.f.2',4. nrj-
salt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders. J4 ; extra short
clear and rllm , J3.M ; shorts. JI.03.
POULTRY Chickens , steady ; old nnd spring ,
So ; turkeys , tinner , BWSVic ; ducks , llrm , 7tf7'/4c ;
geese , quiet. 4fCc.
IIKCKITT8 Flour , 4.WX ) bbls. ; wheat , 11,000 bu. ;
corn. 3S.OC.O bit ; cmts. 12,000 bu.
SHITMENTS Flour , 6,000 bids. ; wheat , 23,000
bu. ; corn , 91,000 bu. ; oats , 2S.OCO bu.
Liverpool M nrlcetR.
LIVERPOOL , Nov. 19. WHEAT Firm : No. 2
cprlng , 7s 7d ; No , 1 California , 7s 7d. Futures
opened quiet and ntrady , with near and distant
positions % d higher , but later weakened , nnn
closed quiet , with near and distant positions ' .id
to ' .i'l ' lower ; business about equally distributed ;
November , nominal ; Dec-ember , Cs 91Jd ; January ,
Ca 8id : February nnd March , Cs 10.1.
CORN Spot , quiet ; American mixed , new , 3s
l',4d. Futures opened quiet , with near positions
unchanged and distant positions > /t ] lower ;
rioted quiet , with November and December ! 4d
lower and other months % d lower ; biislnehH about
equally dUtrlbutcil ; Noveml > ? r and December , 3s
Id ; January , February and March , 3s.
KLOUR Dull ; demand poor ; St. Ixmls fancy ,
winter. ! > n cd.
TROV1S1ONS Hacon. quiet ; demand moderate ,
Cumberland cut. 2S to SO Ibs. , 2 s ; short rlb .
20 to 21 Ibs , , : SH Cd ; long1 clear , light , 33 to .IS
lh . , 29s Cd ; long clear , heavy , 40 to 45 His. . 27s
Cd ; ehort clear backs , light , 18 Ibs. , 2Ca ; rhort
clear mlildles , heavy , 45 to SO Ibs. , 21s ; clear
bellies. 14 to 1C Ihx. , 21s Cd. Shoulders , square ,
12 to 18 Ibs. , 2l ! . HIIIIIH , short cut , 14 to 1C Ibs. ,
41s. Tallow , line North American , 20 . lloef ,
extra India mess , SSs ; prlmn mrsH , 45n. Tork ,
prime mess , tine weMem , 60s ; medium , uestern ,
12s Cd , Lard , dull : prime western , 20j ; refined , In
palls. 23s Cd.
CHEESE Firm ; demand moderate. ; finest
American , while and colored. September. Sis ,
lU'TTER ' Finest I'nIK-il States , 9S ; good , COs.
OILS Llnserd. 17s ; petroleum , redneil , C'.id. '
REFRIOERATOR I1EKF Fore-quarter , 3 ? d ;
ilndauarter , Slid-
HOI'S At London ( TacIHa coast ) , 3 til.
CciflVc
NEW YORK , Nov. 19.-COFFEE-Optlonn
opiicd steady , with prices 10JI20 points lower ,
Ollowlng decidedly lower Eiiropenii cables , for
eign selling and heavy Ilrazlllan movement ; ruled
generally weak ; cloned generally steady at MilS
lOlnts net decline ; talcs. 17.250 bags. Including
) ecember , J9.20S9.23 ; March. J'J..1fi9,30. Spot
coffee , Rio , dul ! ; No. 7 , jobbing , JIO.SO ; Invoice ,
10 , Mild , quiet ; Cordova. J13.004rl7.00. Total
warehouse deliveries from thn United States. 19-
M9 bags , Includlnir 18.293 bags from New York ;
N'c-w York stock today , 3..9,770 baga : Unlli-d Stales
stock , 40S.S04 bags ; nil nut for the ilnlted States ,
07,000 bags ; total vIMble supply for thn United
Hates , C72SO < bags , iigalnut S19.S18 bags lust
HAVRE. Nov. 19. COFFEE Closed steady nt
If net decline ; rales. 32.0CO bags.
HANTO.4. Nov. 19. COFFEE Weak ; good nv-
nigo SanlnH , 11,100 rels ; lecelpti * , 34,000 bags ;
HAMIIU'RO , Sliiv. IS.-COFFEE-DUII ; 54 pfg.
lecllne ; rales. 7,000 bugs.
RIO , Nov. 19. COFFEE Weak ; No. 7 Rio. Jl , .
C(0 rcii ; exchange. 83-lCd ; receipts , 1C.000 hagi ;
cleaird , for the United States , K.OOO basn ; for
Europe , 2,1)00 ) bags ; stock , 3C2.000 bags.
Wonl Murkrt ,
BT. I/1UIH , Nov. 19. WOOL Quiet and easier ;
medium , lO OIIVio ; light , line , 74 IO'iu ' ; heavy ,
fine , C'.iB'JVie ' : tub washed , ISHtlilc.
IXNDON , Nov. 19. Thu ttii-riwklni auction
rales bpened here today , with n good attend
ance of buyers present. Thu bidding was ac
tive. The prices realized worn merinos , full
wool , ! id > id , and short , ' , id. and crombred full
wool , pur to Hid , and short ' .id higher ; lambs
were unchanged , and showed u wruker ten
dency , The offering ! VKvrtEated C,321 Lalei , of {
Ho\v much will your admin
istrator have to sacrifice your
estate to force quick assets ?
An Installment Policy for
$ J 00,000 will leave your family
$5,000 * ycarly income for 26
years , in any event , and if your
stated beneficiary is then living
he or she will be paid $5,000
yearly during life ,
A 5 pr cent Debenture for
$100,000 will leave your wife
$5,000 yearly income either fpp
20 years or until her death if
prior thereto ; then $100,000 will
be paid in one sum , A possible
return of $200,000.
is im , im
The true business man acti .
promptly. Get our rates at once.
WHEAT BOOMING
nd never offered I better opportunity for mnl <
Ing money. Write K. b. Murray & Co.4
Hanl.crs A Ilrokers , 122 Hlaltu Illls. , Chicago.
members of the Chicago Hoard of Trndo In good
etiillillnp. fur their book on Klnllstlcs nnd Hpr-ll-
Idllve info'mallon , nnd D > < lly % Market letter ,
fc-lth frer. UPRCIAI. ATTRNT1ON QIVUN TO
" ; , v OF TOWT
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 103 ! ) . Omalui , Neb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : ST03K1
, Uoard of Trade.
SXrcct wires 10 Ciuuacn and New York ,
Correspondents : John A. Worren * O'
HIDES WANTED.
market prlco jiit.l an I pronpt rjtiiru *
Itcfcrcnco Uniaka National Iljnk.
F. S. BUBH & CO. ,
No commtuHlon. Blil S. iilli : St. , Oinalin , Neb.
which 7CO were withdrawn. Following are the ,
Bales In detail : Queensland , 430 bales ; clot hills
and combing , 44ti5'id. Victoria. 79S bales : cloth
ing and combing , S' > 'N C il. South Australia. 2,743.
bales ; clothing and combine. 2fCd. Tasmania ,
ICO bales ; clothing und romlilng , 3)i6Ud. ) Nexv
Zealand , 31C bales ; clothing and combing , -kfC
7Vid. Iluenos Ayres , 100 bales ; clothing ami
combing , 3i'4Kd. 1'unta Arenas , 32 bales ; cloth
ing mid combing , 2ljG5f > d. Falkland ItluliJ.
27 bales ; clothing and combing , 2CUd.
Xt'iv York AVIirnt.
NEW YOIIK , Nov. I ! ) . All of yesterday's ad
vance In wheat was wiped out today by excessive-
llqulilntlon and unsatisfactory foielgn news.
Liverpool cables closed Ud'.iil loner , and th
latest advlceu from Argentine suggested a larger
surplus this year than was gent-rally expected.
ThlJ , coupled with n elo er cash deniaml
throughout the country destroyed bull In-
llucnces. December sold off to IS'jic. fiom un
opcnlne figure of S'Uc. and clou'd at &ST > c ,
which wag le below last night. Muxt of the
celling , however , was In May , nanowlng tlio
difference between that month nnd December to
% c. Export trade was Insignificant. Corn idmicil
tie : weakness In wheat , and under gennal un
loading le a bu , Wheat sales uf the day , 6,712-
000 bu.
_
KIIIINIIH City .llnrliclM.
KANSAS CITY Nov. 19. WHEAT Active ;
prices Irregular ; No. 2 hard , 7Sc ; No. 3 , 71U7o ;
No. 3 red , k7/kSc ; No. 3. OiSOc ; No. 2 spllnff ,
7Sc ; No. 3 , 72c.
COIIN Fairly active about steady ; No. 2
mixed , 1WI9&C ; No. 2 while. 'JWiJOHc.
OATH Htcudy nnd active : No. 2 mixed , nomin
ally , ISc ; No. 2 uhlte , old , nominally , 23i/2Sc ;
new , 20'ic.
HYI-J Finn ; No. 2 , 32'ic. '
HAY Steady and unchanged.
IHJTTEIt Steady to strong ; creamery , ICifl'c :
dairy. 10/12c.
KOOH-Steady at
Dry riniiilN ,
NEW YOIIIC , Nov. 19. llutlnofo was on n ,
larger scale than was apparent , for while vltlt-
Ing business did fairly well In nn Irregular mari
ne , " , for cuirent and rprlni ; wnntH , much time
rcculled In both Instances from principals di
rect and salesmen on the road. Illeuclird and
colored cottons were called for by orders , and
fair assortments were taken , 1'rlntlnx clothu
quiet In vuli-K , but ( i good demand for con
tracts from January 1 ,
FAI.I * HIVEII , Nov. 19. I'rlnt clotlm quiet at
2c ; moderiitu demand.
I'EOIIIA , III. . Nov. 19. COIIN Market weak ,
lower ; No. 2 , 22c ; No. 3 , ! l'ic. '
OATS Market quiet. Irregular ; No. 2 white ,
ailXic : No. 3 while , ] " ' , i < 17'ie.
HYE-Markft firm ; No. 2 , Sic.
WHISKY Market htt-ady ; llnlshrd goods on
the basis of 11.18 for high wines.
HECEII'TS-Corn , C7.750 bu. ; oatii , 5I.7SO bu. :
rye. none : whliky , none ; wheat , I , too bu.
HHII'MENTH-Snrn , 19fSO bu. outs. 37.MX ) bu. ;
rye , COO bu. ; whliky , 727 Kul.I uhcat , 1,200 bu ,
( iruln ,
TOLEDO , Nov. 19.-WIIEAT-Lowcr : weak |
No. 2 cunli , 914o ! ; Deccinbor. UlTie ; May. 93T4o.
COIIN Active ; lower ; No. 2 mixed , 23Hc.
OATH-Ai-tlvo ; No. Z mlxeJ. lie.
HYE-Dull ; steady ; No , 2 rush , ! 8Uc.
CI/VEII HEED Quiet ; prime cash and Decein-
l > ar. $ S.4S ,
OII < North Lima , CS ; Bouth Lima und Indiana ,
COo.
NEW YOIIK. Nov. 19.-HUOAIl-Haw , steady :
fair reflnlni ; , 27ie ; centrifugal , 94 toil. 3ie. ( llu-
fined , raiy ; crunlicil. Ca ; [ low.lered , 4Kc : grnnu *
lated , IKc ; standard "A. " 4 > , ic : rut Inuf , ( c ,
IX1NOOK , Nov. 19. HlKlAH-Canc , dull ; no de .
iminil ; rcntrlfiigul , Java , II" 4 ' .id ; Muscovado ,
fair refining , 10s. Ilfct sugar , quiet ; November ,
Us IHd ; December , C i < l.
_
MlMMi-iiimllN Wlirnl ,
MINNEAI'OLIH. Nov. 19-WIIEAT-Lowfrj
No\nn\ \ nnd Di > -mU-r , 77o ; May , 7Mio : oa
I ruck. No. 1 hard , 78Xc ; No. 1 nor I hern , 77 Wo ;
No. 2 northern , 7Ca ; receipts , 431 cum ,
TrlNiMiVlniit. .
HAN FIIANCIBCO , Nov. l9.-WIIUAT-WmU |
Mny , l.C'ji ; December , $1. U.
