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TITE O\rAIIA \ DAILY BEE : SATURDAY. "NOVEMBER 21. ISOfi. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL "Wheat Decidedly Sluggish and Closes Very Much Lower , LIVERPOOL GIVES TONE AT THE OPENING Xlcitorl * of It a I u In. I ml In Cntmc Something of n I'lurry , lint Litter Indication' HfHtilt In it lloiictlon. CHICAGO. Nov. 20. Wheat was decidedly nlugglsh today and closed about l c lower. Jtost of the decline was due to the weak Liverpool opening , and though later news was of an encouraging character , the mar ket refused to rasrxmd. Other markets showed some Independence , corn closing ; Uc lower oats a shade higher and provisions unchanged to I c higher. Liverpool aln rfavc the tone to the be- nlnnlns of the wheat market here. It bent quotations from Ifed to SHd per cental lower than the previous day's closing prices. So strong was the desire to sell at the commencement and so cowed and so cautious nt the same time wcro Intending buyers that December had to be offered nt ? 6c. as against 77Hc yesterday , before buyers could be found. To add to the opening bearlshnesa the receipts at Minne apolis and Duluth had risen from 913 car loads , compared with 451 carloads a week ago. and WS carloads the corresponding day of the year before. Some of the European news was qulto bullish. Paris reported un favorable weather and stated that France would be an Importer before another crop , nnd Liverpool confirmed the reports of dam age by locusts to the Argentine crop. After the price had recovered about Ic from the opening prices , there was another slump , be cause of a New York telegram , saying light rains had fallen In IJomliay. It was Afterward said , however , that the rain In India had not fallen where It would help wheat crowlnsr. The best Improvement In this market followed the estimate by a local statistician that the visible supply for the week was JlkHy to show a decrease Mondav of l , .0Ci bu. and possibly 1.5 > XK jO bu. The Increasn the corresponding week of last year was 1,395,000 bu. The demand for cash wheat waft good , and came from both exporters nnd home millers. Karly In the forenoon sales of 1S9.IM9 bu. were made ' * nnd SO.OJO bu. of that -was No. 3 hard * winter , for export. After a recovery to TTHc. the market begun to tend downward tigaln. The continental markets sent much lower quotations at the close , and that re newed In Its full force here the very bear ish feeling , which had boon temporarily overcome. Finally , about half an hour from the close , December broke to 75 > c. There was-very little recovery. December closing weak at from ToUc to iW opened weak under the Influence of the big drop In wheat , but the decline with which the market commenced brought In BO many who had previously sold short to take advantage of the chance to buy that the price soon rose again. The Improved tone of the cash market aided materially Jn sustaining prices. May started He loi-er nt 2CHo. It rose to Kic , then declined to from Wic to 26Vic , closing steady nt from EtPxc to 2 > Uc. Oats opened weak nnd Uc lower than yesterday's closing prices. Later on In the session the feeling was firm nnd prices advanced , but fell back apaln toward the finish , nnd the gain at the close of the ses sion was small. The only Influence the'mar ket submitted to came through sympathy with wheat. May opened at from 21 * c to 214C , sold nt 21c. advanced to IlTic , and closed steady at 21Sc. The opening In provisions was seemingly Influenced by the weak stnrt In the wheat market , but after the hos products had rlf n with the subsequent forenoon's recov ery In wheat , they did not aijnln go below yesterday's figures , although wheat became so much weaker than at ilrft. Only a fair business was transacted. January pork closed unchanged at J7.-.0. January lard. I'jc higher , nt J3.S7H to SiSO ; January ribs closed unchanged at I3.SO. Estimated receipts for Saturday : Wheat , 110 cars : corn , 473 cars ; oats , ISO cars ; hosx , 12.00) head. i - - The leading futures ranged as follows : Art.clos. I Open. I High. ( Low. \VhcatNo- Kov . . . 73 SB * 7SMOJ4 70 TOM Corn.Ko. 2. Kor 23 Vt Decl. ' " 224 May. "l-tlJi 2GH 20HSH Oats.No. 2. . Kov. IS ISM May "lil 21.4 Poric.pcrbbl Dec 6 23 C 43 n 23 a .ts Jan 7 S24 7 42K 7 30 7 424 May 7 70 7 83 7 70 7 73 Ut-c . . 3 US 3 70 3 1)3 3 674 Jan. . . . . . 3 S3 3 Oi4 3 81 3 00 May. . . . 4 071 4 12H 4 U7H 4 10 ihortRlba D j 3 C24 Jan .1 03 .1 75 ; < 63 5 7 "May 3 87 > . 3 Oil. ' 3 S7 3 1)0 Cash quotntlons were as lollow * : KlJOt'U Sieidy : winter patents. JI.IWl.W ; ttralKhu , H.Wlt.K. spring patents. JI.li ) .t' ) ; stralKhts. J3. tfl.lO : bakers , iMWfel.K. WHEAT No. I fprtSjf , 73Hc ; No. 3 prlr.s , 75HO77L ; No , I re ! . i .fiUHc. COUN No. 1. UHS Sic. OATS No. t. IS c ; No. I. wlilte. f. o. b. , : iH& K'tc : NK 3 while , f. o. b. . % @ : : . urn NO. z. 340. DAItLEY No ! , nominal : No. 3 , f. o. b. , KB 3ict No. 4. f. o. b. , JMlMe. FIXSKEINo. . 1. 7W77c. ( TIMOTHY SEElPrlroe. . . . PROVISIONS M > * porfe. per bbl. , Ji.liV.I3 ; lard , lr 1ft ) ibj. , S3.70O&73 : rhort rlhs. tides. \ooftj U. * * * : < lr > ' fnltetl fhouldtrs. b > > xed. JI.yf.W ; short clear sides , bused. H-ST'lgLOO. rnUI.THY Market cjulet ; turkeys. 4fri4c ; chickens. J4jtc : tlucks. & ! < , < : . WHISKY UUtlller * ' r.r.ljitd E5Od , p r sal. . S I'G A IIS f ncbange J. Tlie follovrlns were the receipts and totUy : Ou the I'nvluea OXOIIVTa tolivtim butter fi.ir- kri was Hrm ctvamvry , 12u21c : dairy. 10 i KffjH , linn ; trcsn , 2lc. Cheese , steady ; NUW YOUK 'Gli.MSKAli ( notations of tlic Day oil Vnrlonn ' NKW Y051K. ? Car. M.-FLOUn-ntcepts ! , 17- 700 btils. ; exports , n.Rl Lbls ; dull and lower to sell , exept for low grade nlatcn , which ccn- tlnui * In demand ; city mill v tents. JS.10fJ.XM ; winter eitras. Ill iJlW ; Minnesota patents. JI.CJ Ci4 ; winter low erudes , ti iifi-.W. Southern Hour , dull ; II.M. Ityo Hour , quiet ; sui n'.ne. tl.'HilW ; fancy , JXw-83. . Iluckwheat llaur , cteady nt 11.49 : ltmniy ! lr. , i.y > . IIULICWIIKAT Oullj Me. prime state. COUN MKAISteady ; Hrandynrlne. n.I5. ItYK-DulI ; No. 2 western. < t > OI31ic , elf. HAHLUY-Steatfr : western fee-Jlnif. Is BMc , cif. . Ilucrnto. _ VVIli\T Ileeelpf * . 1K.7M bu. ; spot weak ; No. 1 h.ir.I. WTiC. f , o. ti. , alloat. O ; > tkns ucre weak nil clay cxri > t fr a midday rally on General coveiiiic nnd unfnvoratle Arcvntlne crop r.evtt , The discllne was asilited by low cnblcc. foretcn cclllns. HauMatlcn , larecr reoelpta ani reports of better i > ruipects In India. CloteU at dM'llne ; November , clowd. ! IWc ; l > CJ5-t a 9.1Sc. clo lr.K at M\c. ( XIIN llectlrts , 17 . . ' > bu ; einorts. , bu. ; iHit , weaker ; No. J. SiSc. elevator. Options opt'r.ea lower with wheat , l.ut i.irllxlly rr uvrm ! ilulins Die day n ceverlns of twferal lines ; clmwJ } .0'.i leer , Dtceribrr , ts . . . OATH Uecelpln , 1W.SW b i. : fipcrts. I3.ISJ bu. : > r-t. dull , N-j. S , Sic. Options dull ami fea- tureUss. rlo lni ; unchanged ; May , * , ftX ; ir , cl.Jltiff Kc : l > ecmUr. * ac. clo lni ; a\ . HAY-rKuj , sblplnc. &HIW ; eood to cbuce. . HOI'SKlrm ; stale , common to choice liSO crop , 39i'ic , lif < crop. 8 11 ; Paelfle coast , : U5 cn > p. 3 < * 7Hc ; liM crop , UI c. llIDKrt Firm. OaUtfton. ic ; Dutnos Ayres , dry. nomlnul ; Texas , dr > ' . Ite ; Calif ornla , UHc J.EATllEll-KIrm : hemlock sole , a A. , llslit to heavy w.lthts. l HONHc : cld , JOW.Ic. PKOVISIONtlleer. . steady ; famUy , tlOOO H.W ; extra men. 17 : racket. tSTitfAji. cut meats , easier ; pickled Ulllt * . ( VflV ; ploklr-l fhfUld'rs , I'.UUJckl | l hanu. MiffSo. Lurd. steady ; e > tirn steamed. JI.W , rvfliied. stendy. 1'ork. dull : nun. H.M6I.7I ; family , tlO. ( tri0. ( ! TAI.IJUW Itrnt ; city , IHc : country , SSo. JDL'TTKIt-Iterelp'.l , .II4 pWrs. : steady ; west. em. OISc : vTMterc crsamery , llHC 'c e ; acco' . . IW CIIBBUK Il - ! pls. J.70J ptiK * . ; steady ; larce , TV Bl Uc ; sm ll , TViOWjcj part tklnu , JUOIc ; full skims. iUdSc. I KOOS llec lpts. 7.010 pkcs. ; firm ; state and Pennsylvania , rlJlc : wtatem. UHfitlc. QJ1.S Cotton f d oil , teidy : prime crude , Cir 'io ; prime yellow. MUiJ.'Oc. Petroleum , dull , I'nltrd closed at Jl.ll I'll. ItOJln , quUti strained. ll.MQt.JIH. Turpentine , quiet ; r\iQ lie ItlCE Firm : domeitlr , fair to tfilra. 3t.8 < o ; Japan. 4 > , 4Hc. Oriearj , open kettle , ft .MirTAI.S- Iron , tlrm ; southern. tlL OOir t narthern. Jllii3 : W Copper , strady ; brokers , 111 tt ) . eschanii * , lll.JOOlt.43. Mu.1 . , ilror.ti bruk.M. C.T3. ( xchsnie , ttWiOS-l-JH. Tin. quiet , ttrallt. II3.C4Q1110 : plates , quUt. ptUer qultt , Uumeftle , J ( itl.rj. AV'o l Mnrkrl. BOSTON. Nor . The CoianttvUI Hulk ( In Jrill car lociorrow o : wooli Tit * marktt Is quieter. Sale * reallr * re small , one lot of l.W > , - Wt Ibs. reported this week wn eM some weeks since. American buyers have filled large or ders In tendon and Australia. Price * at pri vate sale * have advanced 3 farthing * since the last auctions. Most of the Inquiry this week In Iloston w for Australian wonts. The clr * . Ing of the tp stry carpet mills bec u of an orerstselc of goods Is annoum ? d. The cools trade U quiet Sale * of the week nre J , l .100 Ibs. dotrmule an. SSS.OC Ib * . forelcn , n nlnjt 3.111. 0 Ibs. domestic and 1.70I.C" ) 1M. forelcn l ts we k. and 1.7 J ( > Ibs. dnmettlc and l.n- ) Ibs. foreign for the. mm * wek lst year. The sales to date show a decrease of 3M1I.3 Ibs. dom-'tlc and M.MI.W < ) Ibs. foreign from the sales to the same date In 195. The receipts to date snow a decrease of 111,43) bales domestic and H .l bales foreign. OMAHA < ; IMHAL > i.\HICIT. Caiiillllnn of Trnilr nml Qtiotntluni mi Stittilc nml I-'nnoy rroilnce. KGOS-fYesh fathered. c. UirTTKlt Common to fair , 7Tic ; choice to fancy. countr > \ l313c : separator creamery , 1W ! c ; gathered cream , KdlSe. OAMB Prairie rhtckens , per dot , tS ; quail. ll.t ei. f ) : blue winged teat dorks. J1.7S : .Ofl ; rren win ? , 11.50 ; red heads and mallards. tlWtf XSO ; small rabbits. MfKDc ; ) cks , tl M ; squirrels. S7 c : deer saddle * . ISfiKc ; earcasws , l 91lc ; antelope saddle * . 13Ollc : careasre * . > * " * . CHIESI > amestlc brick. Ih : ; KMsm. p r doi. . JS.OO ; club house. 1-lb. jars , per dot. JJ.15 ; Llm- b tt5 r ; fancy , per tb. , Sc ; Itnouefrrt. H-R' . Jars , p r doz. , tl.OO ; Youns Americas , He ; twin * , fancy. I Hc. VEAIChoico fat. 50 to 1M Ibs. , arc quoted at 7flc ; larse and course , < f 5c. DHESSKD inJl'LTnY-Chlckens , Co ; turkeys , IMIIlc : geese. > rc ; ducks. $ g c. LIVE 1-OfLTIlY Hens. < 4'c ; cocks. Scj spring ducks. 78 c ; turkeys. SV49c ; neese , 7IMc. PIGEONS Live , TSlfWc ; dead plseoas not wanted. HAY Upland , tJ.50 ; midland. H.M ; lowland , tl ; rye etraw , ti : color makes the price on hay light bales sell the test ; only top grades brim ; top prices. imOOSI COHN-Extremely slow sale ; new crop , delivered oil track In country : cbolce green s lf.worklnc carpet , per lb. . ! V c : ctolce green , running to hurl J'ic ; conimon , IHc. VEGETABLES. SWEET POTATOES-On orders , per bbl. , K.W ONIONS-Oooil stock , per bu. , ise 9c. LIMA HRANS-Per lb. . 4c 11EANS Hand picked navy , per bu. , SI. (9. CAI1HAOE Home grown , per hundred , TSOOOc. CELERY Per dnt. I3c ; fancy , laree. 45n6 < ta. POTATOES Good stock , per bu. . I3c ; "Wyom- Ing stock , sacked. c per 1M Ibs. FUU1T3. OnAPKS : 'ew York. U'TC ; no good shipping stock. CALIFORNIA ORAI'ES Shipping stock , H.T3C I.W. CllANDERRIES-Tape Cod , pr bbl. . t6.CO. APPLES Cooking , per bbl. . tl.75 ; eating , tl-73 9J.W : fancy New York. tl.TSfliW. CALtmitNIA PEAn. Per box. tJ.009J.S3 ; New York , per bbl. , U.3 g4.t.O. Qt'INCIii Per bbl. . t . TROPICAL FRUITS. ORANGE ? Mexican , f3.73 for 1M to KO size ; larger an. ! smaller sizes , S3.it ) . LEMONS ilesslnas. I3.W ; California lemons. tl.OO. HAIIANAS Choice , larve stock , per bunch. t : . ' . < kp ! . ; meillum-slie , ! bunches. JlJOgJ.W. FRESH MEATS. BEEF Good native steers , tvi to ECO Ibs. . CUO 7c ; western steers. SfjWic ; good cows nnd heir- ers , 5 Hc : medium cows and heifers. 4Hc ; good forequarters cows and heifers , 3ic : good forequarters native steers. 5c ; good hind quarters cows and heifers. 6 * c ; good hindquar ters native steers , S&c ; cow rounds , 3Hc ; cow plates , 3c ; boneless chucks. 4c ; cow chucks , 3 < ic. steers chucks , 4e ; beef tenderloins. c ; beef rolls , boneless , 9Hc ; sirloin butts , boneless , S > 4c ; loin backs , boneless. lOc ; loin backs. 74c ; cow ribs. No. 3. 7c ; cow loins. No. 3. Jc ; beef trimmings. 3 > , ic ; rump butts. So ; shoulder clods. S c. I'ORK Dressed hogs , 5c ; pork loins. CHc ; pork tenderloin * . 13c : s | re ribs , te ; ham sausage , butts , Sc : pork shoulders , rough. 4 ! e : pork shoul ders , skinned. Sc : pork trimmings. So ; leaf lard , not rendered. Se. Mt'TTON Dressed lamb. tic : dressed mutton , Co ; racks , mutton. SHc : legs , mutton. SHc ; sad dles , mutton , S4c ; stew , 3c ; sheep plucks. 3c. MISCELLANEOUS. HONEY Fancy white , per lb. , 14c ; choice , lie ; California , amber color , Ite. CIDEK-Clarldod Juice , per half bbl. , tlaO ; per bbl. . S.K8I.W. SAVER KRAUT Per half bbl. , il.734s-OQ ; bbls. , tJ.C08S.Si. MAPLE SYRUP Five-gat , cans. each. tii. gal. cans. p r doz. , 112 , haif-gai. canj , it.i ; saart cons. ttM. FIGS Imported fancy , 5 crown. 30-lb. boxej. 15c ; choice 10-lb. boxes , 3-crown. lie. Nl'TS Almonds , California , per lb. . large slxe. Uc ; Itrazlls , per lb. . lOc ; English wal- uuts , | i r lb. . fancy , soft shell. IZQK c ; stand ards. HUHHc ; Hlb rts. per lb. . ICc ; pecans , pol ished , large. tjlt > c ; jumbo , llgllc : larse hick ory nuts , tl.3 p r bu. ; small , JI.W. HIDES AND TALLOW. HIDES No. 1 green hides , Sc : No. S green hides. 4e : No. 1 rreen salted hides. 7c : No. 2 green raited hides , tc ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 11 Ibs. . 7c ; No. : veal calf. 3 to 13 Ibs. . Sc ; No. 1 dry tlnt ! hides , MflOe ; No. Z dry Hint hides. 7Sc : NO. 1 dry salted hides. 56c ; P t cured hides. He per lb. less than fully cured. SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each. S38 ta : green salted shearings ( short wooled early skins ) , each. ISc ; dry shearings ( siort wooled early eklnJ ) . No. 1 , each , Sc ; dry shearings ( short wooled early skins ) . No , 1. each. 5c : dry t'.lnt. Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts. per lb. . actual weight , 46i : dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , Itflc ; dry flint Colorado putcher vool pelts , per Ib. . actual weight. 4Bsc. orj- Hint Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. . actual weight. 304c ; feet cut off. as It Is useless to pay freight on them. TALLOW AND GUEASE Tallow. No. 1. JHc ; tallow. No. I. 3 ! c : grease , white A. SUc ; grease , white n. S' c ; grease , yellow , : c : grease , dark. lic ; old butttr , IQViiei besswax , prtmi13y He ; rough tallow , tu , St. LntiM ( eiirrnl Market. ST. LOUIS Nov. JO.-FLOL'R-Dull and weak ; patents. | I4' 4.S3 ; extra fancy , 14.0061.10 ; fancy. t3.4063.30 ; ' choice. t.73Qi . WHEAT Futures opened weak and lower ; but afterward Lecame firmer , though the trading during the early r&rt of the day was light ; tje rains Ic India had a depressing effect on the market , and December wheat opened at S3Uc. * ie down from yesterday's closing bid : It sold down to SIHc : then under the Influence of re ports of heavy cash business In Chicago , the market became firmer and advanced slowly. sellIng - Ing up to fi'sc and down to M'ic at the clore. The feeling was nervous and fluctuations rife , but tliere was very little tradlrs before call ; May wheat opened at (7Uc. ? ic less than was asked at the close yesterday , but soon sold down to.S7c. It rallied , and was bid up to S7V48nc. dropped to STHc. nnd then sold slowly up to S Hc. where nnuther decline ; et In. and the closing figure was S7ic ! ; fpot dull but firm ; No. ! red , cash In elevator. S c : on track. ! 7esSc ; No. 2 bard , cash. 73c bid ; December , SlJic ; May , S7Jic asked. COHX-Thefe was little nttentlfn paid to the market In this option during tie : rnrly part of tbe tendon , but the feeling was firm , and a lit tle hlchfr prices were bid on December than yesterday , with little offered , though the close was lower ; rpot lower ; No. 2 cash , J1U611HC asked ; May , NH8SM4C. , OATS Dull but steady for both cash and fu- : urct ; No. 2 cash. ISc bid ; May , CSc. ItYU-Hteady ; Sic bid. CORN MEAL 11.33. BRAN Dull ; 39c asked on east side. FLAXSEED Firmer at 7 Uc. TIMOTHY SEED Prime. tJ.M. HAY Firm and In good demand for choice grades ; prairie. J5.COfl .TO : timothy , t7.C0SU.W. this side. POULTRY Chickens steady old , Sc : spring. SfiS'ic ; turkey * , strong at fHiTiSc ; ducks steady at 7tJ7Uc ; gee c quiet at 6Cc. I1UTTER Market firm : creemcry. UOUo ; dairy. SglSo , KGC.s-Market higher. 17c. Wl I U ICY- ! . ! . SPEI.TER-Held nt t3-S. PROVISIONS Pork. letter : standanl mess , Jabbing. } 7 0 ,77. : ; . Ijrj , higher : prime steam. t3.C2titf3.7-X Uacon , boxeil shoulder * . JI.W ; ex tras , short clear ribs and side * , H.CHDry salt mean , boxed siioulders , tl : extras , short clear and ribs. M.SO ; shorts. t4.03. RECEI1T.-1 Hour. 4.C < 0 bbls. : wheat. 1J.CCO tit fom. 4I. > bu. ; joats. Jl.CjO bu. SHIPMENTS Flour. S ) bbls. : wheat , 40.0CC bu. ; com , K.tM bu. ; oats , Ut ) bu. I.lvrriiniil LIVERPOOU Nov. . Y.'HEAT-Snot , dull : demand poor ; No. 2 red. firing , 7s Id ; No. 1 California. . ' * M. Futures onrced easy , with near and distant positions Id lower ; closed steady , with near and dUtxr.l | K ltlons KiOlVl loner : buslresi nlnrat equally distributed : No. \-ember. nominal ; Dfctmber , ( is 3 > l ; January , Cs W : Februarj' . Hd ; March , tt SHd. CORN Fpot. quiet : American mixed , nominal , Sj. Future * opened quiet , with near and dls. tant positions : d lower ; < I MH ! firm , with near positions ' . .Ol'irt lower and dintant rusltlonsd lower ; butlnets atiuut e < r.sliy : dlttrlbuted ; No. vembcr , is IH'I : Dec'rahcr. J ; January , Feb ruary an1 Murch.i \ * \ . KLOl'Il-Pull ; p ; r deinarjl ; St. Louis fancy vlnter. M Cd. PEAK Canadian. Is SUJ. I'UOVlsioNrt liacon. itchdy : demand mod erate ; CumtVilaiul cut. It U 3d lUi. , 2&s ; short ribs. N to 21 lb * . . 2te 6d : lans clear , light. 33 to IS Ibs. . t ( d ; Ions ( tear , heavy , 1 > to < 5 Ibs , , 27s Cd : ihort clear backs , light. It Ibs. , iSt ; short clear middles , heavy , 4J to M Ibs. , 21s ; clear l-'MU-s. II to 17 Ibs. . 2li 6d. Should ra. square. 10 to IS Ibs. . 2Ss. Hams , short cut , II to U Ibs. . 41s. Tallow , fine North American , lit M. IlMf , extra India mess. ; prim * mess , 41s. Pork , prim * nw-ss. line western. W ; me dium , western , 42s. Iwird. dull ; prime western. Us 9d ; rertneit. In nails. Its d. CHKr > SE Flmi : d m9nd poor ; finest Ameri can , while and colored , September , Ms. 11UTTER Finest United Slates. Mi ; good , CO * . PKTROLEUM-R flne < t. lid. RKFRIonRATOU UEEF-Fortquartert , S\3 ; Mndquarttrt , CUd. HOP-At London a'aclflc coast ) . 3 5s. The receipts nf wheat during the past three days were S-V/W centals , including tSt.W ) cen tals American , The receipts of American corn during the pait three days wtre 117.1(0 centals. The weather U nir. ; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .Mlnueniiollit Wlicnt. MINX1UI-OLIS. Nor. JO.-WHEAT Weak. November and December closed Ti'tc ; May. 7IU I cj ' .n track. No. 1 hard , 77 c : No. i nortuem , TCc ; No. 2 northern , 7l'ic ; recelpti , IM cars. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ oil City Murkut. OIL CITY , r * . , Nov. 20.-n lance , tL15 , cer- tin jtei , no but : ihl&mcr4 > , O.Ct bbl * . : runs , bbl * . CAIN WITHOUT PRECEDENCE Volume of Business Continues to Grow in Enormou8 Proportions. DUN REPORTS MORE MEN AT WORK Thnttxniidfl Ail tint IJvrry Day to the .Vumlirr of Tlioxo Alile to lluy Sonic SIlKht Ilcac- ; tloiin lit Price. . NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-R. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Itevlew of Trade to morrow will say : The gain In volume of business continues entirely without precedent. More than 3W estab lishments have started work since the elec tion which were Idle and at least K have Increased their working force , making 690 concerns which are known to have addetl largely to the number of hands at work , nnd those arc only part of the whole num ber. Every day thus adds thousands to the number of those who are able to buy a weed's supply of provisions nnd to make up gradually for many months of enforced economy. Already this brings a greatly In creased volume of business , and the Tlearlng house figures for the first time In several years not cnly exceed those of last year by 10 per cent , but also exceed those of the fame week In 1 < by > per cent. Uuilness men are nil nnxlous te prevent anything like the fictitious eicltenvnt of lost summer. anJ In nearly all branches an ex cessive rl In j-rlcea Is prevented. Hot v > lth more hands at work there U Inevitably a greater demand for supplies , materials and i.rvducts. The st > eculatlve markets have ben reacting , which Is nlv > natural. Wheat had ris n with wonderful rapidity , to that exports had been checked by the higher prices , nnd realizing started a. break , which made the close J-i : lower for the week. It appears that 1'aclilc exports of wheat , flour Included , were nearly J,0 .U0 bu. In July to November more than last > ear. and all of the experts about li5. n.U0 ! bu. larger , or more IhSn M per cent , and In November Atlantic experts hate t > * en 1,191.10 $ t > u. . Hour Included , against I.704.SIO bu. lost year. The demand for frvUNt roiim both here and on the Pacific coast Is steadily so much larger as to disclose an ex traordinary foreign demand.Vestrn receipts for the month thus far have been only 14.7M.sM bu. . against SJ.S'.Jll bu. last year , but the vis ible slock continues to Increase , although the milling returns slightly excted those of the last or any previous > ear. Cotton has declined from fc to 7. Jc , li < spite of the starting of many cottnn mill ! ' , nnd the controlling factor for the month Is that reports of a yield smaller than S.OM.OW bales nre now entirely discredited. The export dem.ind dnes n-.t nbate. although temporarily checked , white the prices were above fc. and the Increase of 5S. IOO.CW in the value of cotton exiorts in October con tributed more than any othr tingle Item to make the aggregate exceed that nf the s m month In any previous year. In 1 < M. when all Europe was scrambling for American wheat , the value of all exports was In one month. Decem ber , about ! 7. .iX ) larger than last month , but In no other month has that recurd be n ex ceeded ; and It Is noteworthy that with the In crease above named In cotton , an Increase of j7.f/fl.i0 m breadstuff * and It 0.000 in pro visions and oil. there was still an Increase of IMW.C'iQ In miscellaneous products. In Novem ber thus far the sain of New Yt.rk exports has been II per cent , and for the la t week W per cent , the latest week having been the larreM en reeorl since the second wetk of October. IK'\ while Imports were 17 per cent smaller than the correspondlns week of last year , and tl per cent smaller for the month thus far. Under these circumstance. In spite of heavy payment of loans abroad , the movement of gold this way woul.l undoubtedly be resumed If foreign buying of American securities should set In. In a transition period Industries record pnlns slowly , l.ut the slight decline In prices of II s- semer pig Iron and of finished products of Iron and steel Is partly due to a realizing < n specu lative purcha es twfnre the election , and partly to the selling of nails by Jcbbers below the combination prices. For most manufactured products there Is a better demand and a slow advance In prices. Failures f.-r the week have been 311 in the fnlted States. acalr. t K9 last year , and 49 In Canada against II last year. WIlttlCI.Y CLH.VIUXG lIOt'SB TOTALS. tc IIiisIiicHs TraiiNncteil by .iHMOfllltlMl Ilnillil. NC\V YOUK. Nov. . The following table , compiled by llradstreets , shews the tctal clear ; cnces at the principal cities and the percentage of Increase or decrease , as compared with the we K last Augusta . . . J.3.1S.673 5.11 , . Kalamazoo 2I3.SMI 2I.S Hoc 1 ; ford . H.M ; -0.7 Totals. U. S . | tl.2V.7 > 2.1ll M - Exclusive of N. Y . ( K.tK.317 1 i.s DOMINION OF CANADA. Totals It 22.729.S 4 | Clearings at Bay City. Fall Rlv r , Akron. Springfield. Canton. Sioux Falls. Fremont. Has. tings. Chattanooga. Fargo. Narhvlllc and Galveston - veston not Included In the totals. I.VCHUASC IS SLOW HUT Sl'Ili : . iiml Jolil rH Contlnni * to Hi-port n SHeht liiiiir vctii < < nt. NEW YORK , Nov. 28. Uradstreet'a tomorrow will say : Jobber * and wholesale dealer * In general merchandise do not report the antici pated Increase In the volume of good * distributed this week. The mild weather had an unfavor able Influence , but the ( harp drop In the tem perature Incline * to stimulate the demand for seasonable fabric * . There were Increased pur chase * of holiday goods , and tbe tone of the market for tuple * I * one of encouragement. Relatively the heaviest demand has been for dry goods , shoe * and groceries , but even In these , particularly dry goods , the volume li imaller than expected , and disappointment Is a result. There ha * betn no decreace tn tbe Jobbing trade. In fact. It Is om wlial Urgcr than a week ago. In most llnea tending to in crease. Th many Industrial enterprlies which have itarted continue a feature of each day' * new * bulletin , but there I * reason to twllove the tigntflcance of these exhibit * ha * been over- einphaslitd In * otn Instance * . The leniency of bide * and leather to advance checks crders for shoes , and while the dry good * market la firm and dealer * are hopeful , print cloth * hav * ntakened on live reaction In the price of cotton. The strength of raw wool I * maintained , aud order * at the recent quotation * have been used. Iron and steel Icdtiitrles In ome Instances hv perfected \ * jnfor \ the allotment of production and maintenance of prices. While the Utter v * : drm. anil may jro higher , the demand Is l * * M-ari1y checked , tn addition to ehanir-s In VXf | > rt-es noted , the week It marked by i 4 n is In quotations for wheat , com and oat. ' , for turar , turpentine , pork , lard , coffee and petroleuur. Whttt flour ad vances , as do several varieties of lumber. Inn sheets ami tobacco. Combinations among Ir n and ( teel makers are * tpe ted tn advance nr maintain recent advance * for nails , bar trin. * trel beams , rail * and billets nnd other .forms of steel. Total exports of wheat , flour Included as wheat , from both coasts of the t'nlted States and from Montr.- l this wk am < nint to J. ; .SH bu. . against I.M4.KH bu. last week. 2.9Kn > bu. In the week one year ago. 3.312.0 > > ) bu. In the week two year * ago , 2.7W.OW bu. three years go. and as compared with 3.t3.v bu. In fi corresponding week of IMS. Th week' * experts of Indian corn aggregate 2.97S.K1 bu. . against 3.7St.C-X > bu. last week. Ies than 2.WO bu. In the wrek one year ago. l * s than J > * if ) bu. In the week two years ago. and 1. * . ' > bu. In th * corresponding week of W * . and s compared with &M. * > > bu In the like week .if lf . T.jere were S"S buslners failures In th * I'nlte- ! Plates this week , fifty more than last week. but fifteen I ss than In the correspondlne w * * > X one year asu , thirteen , more than In th * like week In mi. and fifty < * * * than In the third week ot November , 193 , There were forty- seven business failure * .reported throughout the Canadian Dominion thfs week , against forty- four last week , forty-two In the week a year ago , and twenty-four In tl week three years ago. IlHAltS lU'Li : TII15 STOCIC MAIIKET Lonilnii In Finn nml Priors In \ < M > Vork Have Horn Ir > | ir > ri ! NEW YORK. Nov. 2 .TIlradftreet's review of the New York stock market tomorrow will say : Prices have been Irregularly depressed during the present wiek , and the. professional element in the stock market ha generally assumed a bearish attitude. The firm condition of the Lon don money market checks any exhibition of foreign c | > eculatlve Interest In our stocks , while our own outside purchasing has apparently been replaced by a dinx ltlon to realize profits or to liquidate holding * of Ions stocks. Thera has consequently been consMernbl * pressure "f actual holdings on thnrarket. . but It mu t nevertheless l : admitted the unsettling In fluences have In the main originated with the class of operators , large and small , who are permanently active In the market. Thourt cur. rent report of railroad earnings have Jjeen gen erally poor , it Is argued the effect of revival of business nnd Industry will probably result In lltcr tariff returns as the season progresses. Friday's market was dull but steady till-lhe.last "part of the day. when the list declined sllgltly on renewed b ar selling. - . Interest In the various portion * .of the- share list has len well tl i trlbuted. but It mu t b remarked the activity In different .stocks has betr tpasmodt < % and rep resents pr. > gre * . l\e activity eltncr f. < r the punwe of dcpreislag their prices or of covering , shotts. STOCKS AM > IIU.VUS. Srcurlty Jtnrkct AVni Vnilt-r I'rcn ure friiiu I'roffMxInnal HcitrM. NEW YORK , Nov. . The stuck market was under pressure from professional bears all day. The volume of business was the luhtect that has been reecrded on any full business day in the past two weeks , and the distribution was very poor. The movement was Irregular , anl In most instanced narrow , tie market displaying n tendency to rally when overpressure isas tem porarily removed. Operators who are usually In dote touch with speculative movement * assert that the short Interest bids fair to soon become - come unu leldy , a condition that Is Inducing some interests to take back part of the stocks sold at the trp level. Covering Is also bclns stimu lated to nn Extent by the peaceful tenor of the Washington political advices. Incidentally , there 13 no Important selling of Ions stocks and "splurges" In the unusually siwctacular rpecial- ttc . facilitated by the /Je l.led easier monetary conditions , afford the only , relief from the m n- otony of ue market. Thf wars and the bulls without Hocks aecomionyjrthtrlr attacks upon the general lift with gloomy..forecasts as to the outlook for tratnr , and tar particular stress upon the discouraging [ ireturns that are now coming to hand , as cl ) ay .the mure moderate activity in general Lujltuff. as compared with a week ago. Liquidation is at > pi > .rem here In some of the high priced sjtjeftliles. and this has caused an al-atem < ? nt Gf. IMS. purchasing move ment tsat was not noiedjpnlll a day or tvio past In tne low priced .shares. Lonion orders are light , but are metjlylo ( sll. The initial prices were Irregular and"lh chanzes frac tional. Hear aggression.1 hdwever. soun became evident. American Spirits fell 2 > 2 per cent , but later made a partial rMOfCry. Minnesota Iron reacted 2 per cent.'but'the lbs. es oth r ie were unimportant. The downward movement was ucccJed by a rally In syrnpathy with a Jump of 4 per cent in Ccr.sdlltinr.M Uas to 1C7 on a variety of rumors. nrvJ4 tt which were con firmed. A reaction followed to 163U. Reading- was largely dealt In.1 nAd'Salncd a point on re ports tftat tte arganizdrB laid- succeeded In nr- rangtn ? for large reductlofijJn-rtntals of lea ea tine ; . i > ? ainer ; ireierroa iDv ei up a it . ; ij ii en i-eports that a dn-Memt of I per cent would W deelare.1 at the meetlnsr * f the dtrectura next Tue day. Way Stnte- Os'lost and afterward * recovered 1 per c jt. The announcement of .a further reduction in the prlct-s of refined sugars cauied only a fr c tlonal decline tn Hugsr stock , and her ! n else a recovery followed. In the early afternoon the market was very dull , but prices stiffened shaprly all around. In the last hour rtntwed bear pressure caused dtpresMon to the lowm llirure nf the > liy. Ln < ; Jjlsml lacke > i uyit-rt and declined 2 > j per cent , making the net loss In thl specialty In two days 6 ; per < t-nt. The close waa weak at general fractional net losses. Railway bonds were dull and without special features , rirmr.ess was generally noted , how ever. The salp wer * tl.4W.M > J. Governments htlt I'rm ' on dealings cf KS.'OT. Silver ctr l.lcatcs v.-erc quiet and casiei on sales cl J ? ) . ' . The Evening Port's L-indon'tlnanclal cablegram says : The-stock markets continued to Imprvve today , the feature being the recovering in mines. The small failure In that market ( P. L. Smlthi is of no ct-nfequence. his liabilities being only 7.0CO. Another firm may perhaps fall tr.m.ir- row. Money wus a little easier. Americans were dull , but closed better. Low-priced bonds nere steadily bought. Itrazll and Argentines were strong. In Paris the market was firm , and It. I ! rlln quiet. The fallowing were the closing quotations on t'le leading stocks of the New York exchange today : - . - Atcblson 14ijN. Y. Central iiS Adani Ex.i. . . . . . 1 < S 'Xl Y. i II. B. . , . , . 4J Alton.T II , 3U ( Ontario A 17 . . . . ISTi Am. Exnron Ill 'On'con Nav _ _ ' ! Halllmorw i Ohio. 17 > * ( TS. L..fc I7.N 15 Canada l'aoias. . _ .V7 [ PaclBo MaU. 274 CnnaHnSomhara. . 40 , P ) na Dec. 4'K. . . ' . ' 4 central Pailili' . . . . 10 Plttat > u IB2 ClnM.iOnlo , Itili Pullman Palasa , . . , 1A7 Chlc.iirolt33. . . Ifli ) rteadtnr , 31 C..UJtO 7UUK. . G. W -13' Chlcaso : ai 70M B , G. W. Dfa 40 Cauaglldatctl On. ! US Icocs LilanJ. . , . . . 7l > 4 C..C..n.V.VSt. L. . . 314 su Paul 70S Colo. CO.Vl . ' ; Iroa. m (10 DM . .i. . 1:9 rottoaOll Can , . . . 15 at P. .tO-niba. . . . 4i > ( DelawarefHul. . lt7 ! J. ' UonfJ. . . . ; T.-3 DeLVLack. * Vf. . . 10H 'siutlcrn : Pacitta. . ISM U.JkR.G.-pJ 44H'SaarHennerr. . . . 110 > Ka&tTcna. . . . , . , . . 1U .Tenu.Coal .tlro.v SxU Kfla 37 TexasPacinc " . 1014 donid. . . ' . VI T. iO.Cent. DfJ. . . " 6U FcrtWaycb ICO | Union PaclDc- . . . . 1OH O.Northern DM. . II'J lUS.EXDresill. . C.iK.Lof.1 03 IXV.SI.L.&P 71 IfoeklmrVnllay. . . 1SV.St L. Al .nM , 1.1 IHlnoi * Centraly3 i Wells Varzo E < - . US. SI.P. iiD.ilulti. , . . VI nv.-i.tcro Union. . . . S7J4 IC.AT.efJ."JU VTheellar * L E. . S-H LakeErli is V.'eiV lil t oopta MK doof4. . . , TlSiM.ASuL 20 Lakes-lore 130 iD.iU.O , . . 124 LeadTnwt 1'UVf o. > : 33 i LotilsviluiAN. . . . iOH'N , L 10 L.A.N.A J , C.F.iI StSH ManbatuuCon. . . . 07M "do nta 70 Metnunts * C IS jT. su L. 4 K. O. . . . 4 > j Uicbu-anCent 00 IT.St. t. iK.C. nfl 10 il-.sourl ! Haciac. . 23H-S. P R- , . 10U MobileAOhia _ > - .S.K. It 'M ' - ' Nanl.TlIIoCblt. . . . OS jAm.Tob.Cc 7 y NationalCorJa.'a. 6H. < 5o nfd 10OH NatCordaionfJ. . 12 'Aia.Tel.AC. Co . l > 0 N.J. Coatr.it. 103HCom'lCableCo. . . . ISO N.XW.'nfd li ! Am.SuarpfJ 1014 North Am. Co JK'U. S.Cordaia gtl. . 24 Nonhuru Paoltlo , . 15 iU.S. Lcatlio.DfJ - UUK N. Pacific nfd _ . . . . V5tj U , S. Rubtvr 2J U. P. I ) , it G. _ 24 U , 3 lluber pfd. . b M NortliwesU'ni 104H1KC.C.4S Jr.L. pd. 00 CODfd 148 odoredi texdlv.Jtiuu > 343jBnl pild. The total rales of stocks today were 173W7 sh rrt , Including the fc * ( > nrtns : American Sucar. H.OW ; HurlinRtun & Q'lljup. 1S.9CO ; Consulidated Has. 3,300 ; Louistllle fi Njjhvllle. IVSi ; Heading , , ! : St. Paul , ai ) ; . illvx-r certlUcatet. M.OOO. \ > w Yorlc JloVlt'y Inrlit't. NKW YORK. Nov.JH.5WONKY ON" CALL Hasy at J'.itrt per c nt ; lw > l < loan. IVj per cent ; cJuf.l. : u p r cent. PRIME MERCANTILK l'APER-tijgSVi per cent. Iu STERLING EXCHANO&THteady. with actual business In bankers' bifu * t JI.66lil.S for"de mand an.1 tl.t"V4OI.CK tar sixty days ; posted rales , ll.USti'.UW and JI > 6tJI.S7. COM3IERCIAL DILU titM. IIAIt SILVI-it-4SHc. _ , ILVKIt CEItTIKICATfif-'tSHGfiCHc. GOVERNMENT IOKl ! > a-Klrm ; mate bonds dull ; railroad bonds drat./ , ; Closing quotations on Lcjiyf wera O,5 . 4 * . rty. uaif. I " IOU U. . . . . . . U. S. 3 . roj . . .VU.G. U U. S. So. coup . U. lU9Ui0. II. AS. A. U . . . lUU' ' U.S. 4 . OOIID . lOU.'l.O , II. Jt S..V. 7 * . . . . 101) 1U.avs.rar . 93 | H. AT. ( i 3s . 109 I Pacific Ui or 1 i 102 doOj . , . JOO Ala. , claii A 101) ) , Mutual Unload ! , . 10 ? Ot N.J.C. Oai. : S . . 117 , . New Co a ts. . UJ No. P.iciaa lit * . . 113 Ml sonrl U > 100m co2J . . . . . no m Jf.W. 1 : < 7K N. C. * . . . . . 100 do.S. logu 111 . 73M Tcnn.nour feel'U HO IBUP. C03 5U 74. . TTun.nflwi 9 3 < 103 I doO. It P. W. Si. 114 tTcnn.oldUa 00 I'St. L. & I. U.Gaa I 77 Va. Ccntuni * . . . . . ) . loa do deferred. . . , AtchUon 4s 13. 2d < . . . AtenHicm'-'d A. . . . 4-JH'U. I' . UtaofUJ. . 102 Canada do.Ms. . . . 101 If , Woi : Shore 41 103K L. 4N. imlrtolU , 7ov2in.it. i ; . ' . in * . . , Southern 3 DO IN. l' a. 3dt Ibid , offered. Forelicn Klnnurlul. 11KRU.V , Nov. 2U.-B change on London , eight day * ' sight , 20 mark * 37 pfgs. LONDON. Nov 20. Gold I * QUolwl at Uueno * Ayre * today at 1SI.U ; at Uibon , Mb ; at Rome , I K.37H. Amount nf tmlllon iron * Into the llank | of England on balance to-lay , Ct.OA I PARIS' . Nor S Three per cent rent * * . 1 K ; * c fnr the srowynt. Exchange on Ixwidon Kf He for checks. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ItnRton .Stock ( iuntntlmiit. nOSTOK. Nov. 20.-Cs\ll loinn. 4HM3S r r snt : time , loans. 4Hit6 iwr cent. Cloitu ; prlc > for ' stocks , bonds and mluln * shiroi : ' A.T. AS. F 14 r W. files , nfi oTS ' Am. Smar inm'Bd. ' Elee. Ill 134 ' Am. Sujar pfd. . . . 1014'Oon. Kie ? . pfJ 70 IlsvStateOni 3 AlohUon Sd . . . . . 24H Bell Telephone. . . 20S lAtcnlnon 4s. 70H lloston A Ainvir. 2O < i Now Knrlind Oj. . Ill ) I bostonaMMnj. . 167 | O nEl * trlc 4 . . . HI C.H.AU 70 ! ( AllotIM Ml.llui C3 SO Fltchburc t > 2 i.\tl.intlc 22 ( ipn.Elmtn : 34 : tlosuw .V Monum o. < * < Illinois Steel 52 > ( Itutle.t Itoslon. . . . SS Mpxteau Central. . s 'Calumet .V ll : lv. 350 OldColonv 179 Franklin 114 Ore.Short Lino. . . . Ill Kenmrce 16 Ruboer. 24 i'Oceoli W < tnlon Pacifio 104 Qinney IIS WrstEml OS [ Tnmincit. . . . _ . . . . W Wp t F.nd nM. . . . S-IH Wolvertna SH Wcstlnrb. Eloo. . . . 27 I Sun Prnnclsro Mining liniitntlnns. SAN FRAKCISCO. Nov.'O.Thn oSctil olotln ; quotations for mining stoats UJir vtsn as fol lows : . Challenge con. . . . .11 il'otoii 70 Choiiar 170 .Savairo . 4-1 Conflaenco * iSflorpton 2 Con.Cal.it Va. . . . 1 > )3 iSlorr.1 Novadi. . . . 411 Con. ImiwrlAl 1 .UnionCon 41 ! Ot. n Point . . . . . 23 | Utah Cor. S ExchiMuer 1 I Yellow Jacket . . 30 Silver bars. 03 ? c : Mexican ilollara , 514S S2c. Sight drifts. 3c : tolefr.iphlc. lOc. York MInliiB QtKitntlons. NEW YORK. Nor. 20.-Tlia following are tha closing mlninequo'atloas : _ ' Rulner . I2 I'Mextcan . r > 0 Chnllnr. . 1UO Ontanu . 7O. ) Crovm Point 3.1 Onhlr UK Cou. Cal. & Va. . . . 133 Plymouth 20 Doadxvoo-l 115 uulexsllri-r : oo ilotild & curry. * 0 tftilcXsllver PM..100 ; ) Hnle.V Norottm. . t'O Union Cos All 20JO i Yellow JacKet. . . . 30 Iron livcr. 33 I Asked. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Loiiilon Stiu-k < ( ti < iiitloii < i. LONDON. Nov. 10. t p. tn clojitif : CoiiRols.nrv HoHjSt. Pauico.n 7UH Consois.aco't 11 H N" . Y. Central V-ti Can. IMeitic. S ! > 4 Pennsvlvami 64't Erie IMU.Roadln * K-S III.Cent.U : I > 3 ( Mox. Ceu. uaw - > . USM M xican ordmn-r. gl'tl MONEY 3 3ij per cent. The rate oj ol count In the open market for short and three months' bllto Is 3i93t i r cent. I'llllllKltllOtC1. . BOSTON. Nov. 20. Clearings , tlS.771 , 9 : bal ances St.9il.lS9. BALTIMORE. Nov. M. Clearings , J2.3iS.li ? ; bounces S&3.K7. NEW YORK. Nov. M.-Clearlnss. tII2.J27.9JI : balances. : .S71.(3 < . PHILADELPHIA. Nov. M. Clearings , tli.712- S13 ; baltnoes. 11.609.127. ST. LOUIS. Nov. -Cleartnirs. . II.2II.1W ; bal ance' , 17S.172 ; money. 6 S t r cent ; New York exchange. Tie premium tIJ ; tl premium askel. CHICAGO , Nov. 20. Clearings. : ii.C7i.243 : money. 67 per cent ; New York exchange. 70c premium ; foreign exchange , barely steady ; de mand. ttSSt , ; sixty days. JI.S2U. CoITcc .tlsirUi-t. NEW YORK. Nov. 20. COFFEE Options opened firm , with prices unchanged to 10 points higher on l-x-al and European buying , following lltwral ware ioue deliveries , off-sellln ? and con tinued heavy receipts at Ilrazll : closed efady at a ne : advance of IWilJ points ; sales. Jv 750 bags. Including December. I9.K&9 35 ; March. t .V99.l5. b'pot coffee. Rio. steady. No. 7. job bing. IM.M : invoice. tlO. Mild , aulet : Cordova. tl3.0 ei7 . 'O. Tijtul warehouse deliveries f n m the t'nlt "l Slate * . I39S9 ba . Including 1I.J.J1 bacs from New York. New York stock .today. HS.ISS bags : failed States stock. 3T2,7 bass ; arto.it for the I'nlted States. rSO.tO ) bass : total visible supply f-.r the fnlted Slat's , SK.7 < 5 bags , against 53 .73 < ba s last venr. HAVRE. Nov. 20. COFFEE-Closed steady at 14fi'vsf r.et advanc * ; sales. | | . * )0 ) bags. SANTOS. Nov. . COFFEE Steady : good av erage Sant'.s. II. SO1) rels ; receipts. 2i04 bags : stcck. 6 ! I. < r bags. IIAMnfRC . Nov. 20.-COFFEE-Qulet : UrfK decline sales. 2S.MO tags. RIO , Nov. . COFFEE Wesk : No. 7 Rio. R730 rels : exchang" . SHd : receipts. 1S.OO ) bags : cleared for the United States , 9.MO bags ; for Europe. 3.0VO bags ; stork , JW.WO bags. tiH Clt > ' MnrUrtN. KANSAS CITY. Nov. . WHEAT Dull : hanl , IfKc lower : soft. firm , but slow ; N.x I hard. 7 H c : No. 2 spring , nominally , 74c : No. 3. 71c. CORN Mixed fairly active. ! Sc lower ; \vhlte. slow. 4lc lower * : No. S mixed , ISfigWc ; No. 2 whit" . 19'c. OATS About steady : No. 2 mixed , nominally , Ifc ; No. 2 white , ofd. 25c ; new. 2S21c. latter for fancy. RYE Firm : No. 2. nominally , SJc. HAY Steady ; choice timothy. ! S. < Xr.W ; choice prairie , is 00 3 30. HITTER Higher : creamen' . IO I2 ? . EGGS Firm. 17Uc. \IMV York \VIivnt. > NEW YORK. Nov. 20. Transactions In wheat today were cnly mo.li rate , ard rrl.-es were within a range of Ic a bufhel. Trade , except for a little early foreign selling , was mainly between scalpers. Lower cables and Ilquliatlon were- lb" leading factors of weakness. Near the close prices had a shnrp break to the lowest point reached since OecemU-r touched SO'c. Forvlgn crop news rather favored the bulls , but aside from starting a rally at noon , had little In. rtuer.ce. December cuwned at from SI4c to Sl > tc. ro e to & 3 9-16c. declined tn 51 5-lc. nnd clo e.1 at ! ; Hc- The total sales w re S MO.OOO bu. The ocean freight market was reported weak , with Liverpool quoted at 4Vd. Slack demand nnd large tonnage occasioned the weakness. 1'iMirln Mnrkctx. PEOP.IA. Nov. 20.-CORN Market quiet. stead > : No. 2. 22c : No. 3. 2iu < ; . OATS Market dull. Irregular ; No. 2 white. nominal. No. 3 white. ITfllsc. HYE Mfcrket quiet , steady : No. 2 , iSc. WHISKY Market steady finished goods on the basis of JI.H for hleh wines. RECEIPTS Ccrn. 7l.i6n bu. ; oats. 40.3SO bu. ; whl ky , none ; wheat. LEW bu. * S1IIPMCNTS Corn. I7.S.X ) bu. : oats. 3I.CM bu. ; rye , none ; whisky , 1.4JO gals. ; wheat. COO bu. ToliMlo Crniii. TOLEDO. O. . Nov. . WHEAT Lower : weik ; No. ' ca h , Iflic ; December. Mc : May. SJiJc. CORN" Dull ; steady ; No. 2 mixed. 23jc. OATS Dull : steady. No. 2 mixed , IS'tc HYR Lower ; steady ; No. 2 cash. Sfc. CLOVER SEED-Dull ; lower ; prime. December. 13.3 * . Oily North Lima. C&c : South Lima and Indi ana , We. _ _ _ _ _ _ Cotton MnrUft. NEW ORLEANS. Nov. . COTTON Easy ; middling. 71 < c ; low middling. 7 1-IGc ; good or * dinar } ' . 11-lCc. ST. IXJl'IS. Nov. N.-COTTON Dull and un changed : middling. 7 3-lCc ; sales. 140 hales : re- celpts , 2T.9 bales ; shipments , I- ) bales ; stock. 21,133 bales. _ I'JIliOAST OK TODAY'S WHATIIRH. It Will llf I'nrtly Cloinly \flirnxlcn , lint Warinrr. WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. The foree.ist for Saturday Is : For Nebraska anil Kan sas Partly cloudy weather ; warmer. t"or Wyomlni ; and Colorado Fair In the raarnlnp , probably showers In the western portions In the afternoon ; variable winds For Montana Generally fair : west winds. Tor Iowa Partly cloudy weather , possibly occasional snow ; slightly warmer ; variable winds. For South Dakotn Threatening weather , with occasional snow ; variable winds. For Missouri Threatening wt.-ulier , with winds becoming variable. Local Hecoril. OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU , OMAHA , Nov. 20 , Omaha record of tern- pcrature and rainfall compared with the corresponding day of the past three yearn : 1530 , 1S35. 1SSI. 1593. Maximum temperature . . 2-J 43 SS X Minimum temperature . .1C 15 2 $ 3t Average temperature . . . . 21 43 43 Halnfall T M M Record of temperature and precipita tion at Omaha for the day and since March 1 ; Normal temperature for the day 37 Deficiency for the day ] Accumulated deficiency since March 1..127 Normal precipitation for the day. . . (0 Inch Deficiency for the day 08 Inch Total precipitation since Mar. 1..33.01 Inches Cxcean since March 1 4.11 inches Deficiency for cor. p rlod , ISM. . 10.46Inches Deficiency for cor. period , 1 )1..11.IS Inches llriMirls from Slalliiim at 8 p. in. 'T" Indicate ! trace ot precipitation. B low * ero. u \VRIJS1I. . Local rorecilt OOicuL OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Very Light Enn of Cattle of a Bather Indif ferent Quality. SHORT SUPPLIES SOON CHANGE HANDS Stroiic I'rlco * 1'nlil for Kvorj tlilii mill Cli nriinee Coiuri llttrly HOKI Open \Vcnk nml I'l nullLOMU n .Mokcl. | SOVTII OMAHA. Nov. 20.-Uecelpts ror the days Indicated were : Cattle. HORS. She p. Horses. Total receipts 61 SS 12 The disposition of the day's receipts was as follows , each buyer purchasing the num ber of hend Indicated : Buyers Cattle. HOKSheep. . Omaha Packlntr Co 470 O. H. Hammond Co M 559 Swift and Company 33 (31 ( 4S Cudahy 1'ucklnt : Co S05 4u & K. Becker and IX-gnn. . . . 35 . . . lil J. I. , . Carey 23 I.obmnn & Rothschilds. . . o" . . . . . . W. I. Stephens 445 Hid & I.cwls Co 2i Henton & Underwood 166 Hrlttlan .t Co 37 * Nelson .Marrln. Chicago. . 121 Other Buyers IS . . . S" } Loft Over . . . . . 10 _ Totals 1.ST9 S.3TT 2.42J CATTL&-The receipts of cattle today were the lightest of the neel : so far. almost 1.0.0 hend behind yesterday's record. As compared with a week aio , however , there was a pain of n few hundred hend. Ihe market as a whole ulil not show much chance and v.as devoid of any very Im portant or new features. Thetv were not enouen dressed l > eef steers In the yards to really mnKt. ' a market. A load of l.MMb. natives brought JI.M. ; ntd n small bunch of range steers S3.S and J3.SX. and that uas about the sum and sub stance of that kl.ul of cattle on wile. The buyers wanted all there wire here and more. too. nnd paid stood.trong prices for pverythlng. Butchers' stock was in a little better sup ply than l-eef steers , about e'clueoti ' loads of cows and heifers btins offered. The de mand was Rood and the onvrrs made short work of clearing the yams. everylnR Iwmff sold and welshed tip early In the mornhiR. Good , strong priced were p.ld tor every thing. The stocker and fc-etler market was al o strong and active. The cattle held by spec ulators were mostly all shipped out Into the country yesterday , so that regular oper ators were fre buv rs this morning. The number of cattle on sale was small ami they wcro soon sold. JJepresentfttlve sales : NATIVES. 11EEK STEEUS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av Pr. Ne. Av. Pr. I..lrt0j:71 M. . . .t BW t..HKl COW ? . ! . . . . WO U : . . . . ! iK I. . . . $70 5 W 1..KX0 E..10K I 19 1..W * J il I. . . . ) 11 7..1K1 : I ) 3..1070 : U I. . . . * 09 15 7..1117 i W 1..10W S t. . . . K " ' ' I..1KO i. . $ sso s.'iihois i TiS SSO . . . . 7 J15 I..IH * : M I..HM : : ; I..1KS I1EIFKUS. 1. . . , ' M ! . . . . ) S 1..10M Sti ' 7t : " ' " ' ' l' . . . S S Ti S..1WJ I 13 r.ur.iA J..1MO 155 1..15W SW I..lfM S 70 1..1519 ! 89 1..U10 3K CAI.VE.- ' . i. . . . ; 70 sw i. . . . m SM i. . . . a sw 1. . . . 30 J Iff I. . . . KS 373 ! . . . . ! 5W 1. . . . S * O ! . . . . ! 4 S5 1. . . . 1W 000 STOCK KItS AND K CODERS. i. . . . 4. . . , Tfo to KlM 13. . . . Kt 3 3 M ; co ! . . . . : < * 2 6. . . . S4 * JM 1. . . . MO 3 I. . . . 7I SO ) L. . . SB 3W C. . . . S7J 30) 1. . . . 7 < 0 SW i. . . . 6JO SM I. . . . UO 3w L. . . 876 3 CO I. . . . ! 2 35 * . . . . S'O 363 1. . . . SM SW > L. . . 60 SM It. . . . 4 3 M 1 77 S W tt. . . . Hi 3K : 4uO 3 SO 13..11S4 S 44 S. . . . S 3U MILKEKS AND SHUNGKP.S. No. * Pr. 1 springers 5 W WESTERNS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Ir. 7 bulls Ml * M 75 II sirs. Tex..lWS 13 W neows 57 SJS 2 t * r * 1UW 300 75 heifer * Ml SW 1M r * Jrs..lOS5 3 in 15 sirs. T r..lOSl 2 M 1 ® feeders. . . . MJ Z M NEHUASKA. 1 bull UtO 113 5 feftlers. . . . fS5 3W 11 cows. leK : S SJ ff * < lem.loi 14 ; COLORADO. C oowj .Ot J 1 fe d r $10 3 CO 1 bull ! ' ) J 15 - 4 calVM JVi 300 ; cans S * ! 20 U f Je . . . .Ull 3 40 1 bull i : * ) 3ft > feJ ra. . . . 717 S 7 5COWJ Mi 290 J > f dcr < . . . . 70 370 1 cow ll. " ' : SO > feeder * . . . . 450 3 75 I bull. S30 : 6ft I calves rr. < w ) 7 heifer ? 7i ! 75 J calvej < 4 M 16 cows 9 $ ) S ? < J 1 c&lf. . . . . . . . ItC 5 00 11 Iwlfers J1S : . . . . MONTANA. 1 cow. 1019 IN 7 COT * . ! Kt SSO cow UK ISO X fectlcni. IM 3W 2 tow * . SH-J S 43 I f * < l r. . . . ! ! < > - 5 W 2 TOWS SSO 2 4 S h if n > fft ) 3 10 4 i cows. 10.-0 : ; ; n tte 11:1 313 61 cows IOU 243 Jl fltfTt. 1272 J 25 1 cow 19 J 4 < st < rr * . 11J ] ISO t etas 1730 2 SO 37 fce-l rs..Ul 24-1 1 heifer SW 263 8 feeler * . . . . 1M5 3 S5 21 heifers 927 2 S3 U 'e Je . . . .l 3 : C3 13 con- * 155 : U 1IOOS The receipts of hoc * wer * light , though jllghtlj' In exc 3 of y * ruay's tlKurex. Aa comparewlta a we k as there vra < a fulling off in tbe run of 1.6W hcail. The market a a whole was In very .ll factory conilltlon to far .11 selling Inlurc't. * vrere con- ime < l. the price * p UI l < Ing etrt.n ; moni - pare-1 wllli other markets. The market iva * u little alavr to in. ns bucricre strunsly lucline.l t tvarj ii arUti- ness , anil wre generally liLMlnK cnili-r prlo * . In the en.I they bought nil the letter < - < di at fully ye terila > "s prli-o * . but ro'Jsh anil extrsme heavy sol.I a lltll * ea ler. Thor * x > as not rnucli ( ' . [ . Terence In ( he r.mxe of rrif ! . 111hvavy loai ] * icllln - mostly at : > .U > fi.U. but.vhllo there were a jooJ nmny ealM yatttntay at JS 13 , there were very few at that price twliy. the ! > ulk sain ? at tt 1 * . There were l j a few rough loaili. at S3.07'i.vhll 13.10 J the bottom ymer- day. The m llum weiKhtu n.l llsht mix--a loads MM the jam * at yenr\r. \ that li at 11.1(63.23. The avcniEo of all thv iule > was a f.hmlc loner Unn yffcria > . Tli * marXet io > Iay wu < br.ek n aln about wliere It xs I'llVF'ln ' s.1jy. nifl about V lower tluin It -.1 at Ihp ctMnfnT iif thi.i - ik rin I.'rtJ.iv of last w ' the Ii-Jtn > > ld Ji > o lilylur 1)1:10 ) : to day. Representative tales : No. Av. Sli. 1'r. No. Av. Kh. Pr. < . 4/j . . . : .T : . , . s . . . jj is t' > . 4i < ) . . . 303 7i . : ; * . . . s is . SH : W 3 7'i 3S . JT7 . . . 313 a. . ; . fl ! * > 3 JU 1,7 . S5 M 3 IT. ill . JU iO 3 1C fi . i ; 1 313 u . : n 16 J n ft . * ; MA 3 13 . j M 3 n . tie t ) ; r. * D . ui : w z i i . * 73 . . . : 15 n . SH V. 3 W . UK. . . . S 15 i : . sw is * zw j ; . t M su I ) . 1M [ 3 if . 34 . . . 3U ( i . 12 ff > ZU 71 . 1M IN 3t\ si . * ; s : i . * ; i . . . s 13 , W . K8 510 0 . * , 3W 2 IS IK . 341 319 . HI . . . 4U 1 . S 1 3 19 . . . ! 1 K'i ' 47 . mi M M . JB . . . S W . 3 1 318 U . ! 1 J M . DC 3 M f. . Ml . . . 3D ) M . 4 . . . S1 ' .i . 3 . . . ti ! ' M . IS 1W 211H . 17 . . . 3 ) | M . 3M 4 > 3 l1i C . ! U 130 : . it , : IH u. . . iK . . . : M I-IOfcl-ODDfi ANt > J.'MJfi. 1 . J4 . . . 1 44 1 . .344 . . . 3W 1 . S . . . 10) J . . . . 314 3 . m . . . : . MC . . . s i StlKKP-Wltb tlie rxrilloJi ef Wo < in * d y , the rei ! lp4i of tbffy were tb l.iu t In tome days. The demand 'a vnoil and the durkot tronc to I.'o , Av. Pr 111 culled ewes . . ? ? tl < Coloradu owes . W ITS WyiKjjiBB ewtf , . 77 ITS ISoulls . ft ! M Wyoming w tlitr . W 1 13 N Wyoming \veth rs . W 13 W rolorsJo ewes . . . . . . . . U J M 117 Wj'-.mlnB wether * . 71 S 41 'I Colorado \ > tih r . . . . . 67 J 4 S7S P dorado wetljers . , . 97 J 75 13 $ Colorado mixed . . . , . U Z 73 : < 4 U'yumlne mUd . . , , . . . , . , . . . IS 2 Si : > WycmlnK wctbtri . M S ! Wromlnc wrllwr * . . . . . ft : * & 413 Wvmlniftcllng Umbs . ( i * X lit Wyoming fee-Unit Urnbs . . . . . . . .SI Z \ - r York Mr * "stork. . NKW YOUK. Nov. M.-UKEVKS-lturirits. . - 155 l : < aJ ; ftccrs , quiet ; common and medium rmdM , sttchtlr ut r : tWMth In fiilr drnMMl nn Jtendr ; mitlw Mwtn. II.7M ) 4.TI ; t e * and oxen , tl ( " * ! . ; txill * . W.0 < rt. .S ; dry cows , II tSfrte * . Onbln qnot * Amrrlran stem At l fflle , ilre * * il wvlstit ; h p nt MJ * ; . drw * l wvtcht : r frltr tor bwf t * mr7Sct exports tomorrow , fit lt\tt urn ! 4M qunrters of t- f. PIIKKP AND UV.MIIS-necrtpU. J. * J hMtl ; > h t > . stewdy. de ln W * , with lumbs Brtner. h vy , wcsk. hfr | > . tl.IWt.3S. J.l hendj trifle firmer at cmc.uio i.ivi : STOCK. Tliorp Wn n ( Jiuul Dpinniid for Cut- tip , tvllh lllttlipr I'rlpp * . CHICAGO. Nov. * > . There was a good demand for rattle. Choice * tets and RWK ! eattl * were * bout We hither. Common to nrlnw natlie le n raid at from JIM to Ji.lS. chiefly at from 14 N to JI.S9 , e\perter being fair buyer * at $ ! . and upward. Stackers and feeders sold well at from ll.W to ILM , Cow * and heifers w r * active , with sale * lambat from tr to IJ. Ihillt mid at from J1.7S to II , an < V.the twst ralvs decline * ! to K.K. .with rather n POT demand. T \ cattle. sold at from I1.B to tt K. for sr. n sle r . and at from M-Tfl to ll.JS fur Ml < > url fed steers , cows and helfrm eolitff at from It 10 to | I.Jfl. Western ranireM nrrt rather artlvr at from IJ. to M.N for twr . and at frv.m JS.JO to JI.W for em and helfern. There was a moderate demamMor tidtj. an.l l > rlr * < were not over utmnir. mlth M | of oun- mon to be t dmvw at from JJ * tn li . HOR wl 5hlni ? M ) ih . and oxer ! * old murh l l"nr llrtter elKhlr. and lots were sold of 400 at botttm price * . Common to choir * lots of > he p l-nniRtit trvm B to JI. < S today , the decline { mm * checkr.l th * tfwlpt. . Inferior to choir * theep Mid at from II.M tn flirt , westerns tirlnirln * fr m I ! 40 to tjta. and fat > f rllnefouml tmyrn at J SO. hewjers were s x > d huyerii and e tern went at from JJ.SO to 1,1. exp irters taklnic Kn l number * at from ti to 13.30. Kmllni : lamtn were wanted at from ft7.1 to 14. U * lpt : > tle. 4.5flO head : hogs , 17.C V ) head : he p. . head. ! vnti n i City l.lvi.Stopk. . KANSAS CITV. Nov. JO.-CATTLVV-ne- relpts. S.WO head ; shipments. * .SO head , market te dy to stroni ; ; Tuan strers. ti.f. .73. Texas cows. Jl.soprsr : native , steers. H.KfflW : nstlve roiami heifers. Sl.t5fi3.tO : Mockers and f vd- r . IJ.50 J.W : bull * . SS i' * < TI. < kj. HOHS-Rerelpts , 7.000 head ; fhlpmcnts. 2O1 head : market utady at ywtertlay1 * close : bulk of sate * . tt.l 03.r : honvles. ti.lOtfJ.Ki U.10CS.M : mixed. .i ; 3.rH : llchts. Vorkcrs. W..XJ:7H. | Us. ( J.TiWJ 10. SIlKKP-Rrcrlptfi. 4.t < 0 l al ; shipments. TM head : m ret steady en muttons. S10e hutr on lambs ; Iambs. S3-WOXW : muttons. J1.4. J.30. St. Lonln Live > topk. ST. LOUIS. Nov. . CATTLE P.e lpt . 4 "W head. Market strong : native shipping tli-r * . ll > MM.f : cow nnd heifers , tl.Mfri.33. Texas and In'llan ste r , ! 2.34rl.43 ; rows. Jtoflj HOGS Receipts. t.fl ) head. M.trket Sc ! O T : light. . J.JS : nilsl , ji O3. : heavy. jw SHEEP Hecelpts. l.WO head. Market strong ; muttons , J2.3MKt.75 ; lamb * . (3.N94.23. .Slncl.in Slirht. Record of receipts of live stoek t the fnur prtnclpnl mnrkets for Kilday , November ! tvs4- Cnttl' . Mm * . Shwp South Omaha . . . LlSi MI9 ui < nil no . ( . .on if.eoo .r. ) Knn as city . S.0i 7.090 4 , < frt St. LouU . ' 1.060' 5,000 1 ( X Totals . . 13.CM 31.34J iFsri Sti r r YOUK. Nor. . Sl'fAR-R w. steady ; fair reHnlne. ; : , c : ccntrlfURiil. M test. 314c. llr- fir.ed , en y ; cn-sheil. So : powjervd , 4Sc ; cranu- lated. 4Vc ; undnrd "A. " 4 c ; cut loaf. So. I.ONIX1N. Nov. St. Sl'OAlt CBIMS. dull : cn. . trlfuenl Java. Us 4 4d : Muvco\i > ilo. fair rettnlnK. 10 * . Iloet r s r , quiet ; prices rhIMly main tained ; November. ! > s 3-1 ; Pecember , 94 S > 1. Dry Ci < m < l . ItANCHESTrtl. Nov. STie ! cloths and yarns markets were little In quantity. 'Krl rYIirnt. . SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. > . WHHAT Weak : ' h- V Till : UKALTV .IIAHIflCT. INSTRUMENTS placed on record Friday , November 20 , IW : WAHKANTY DKUD8. J. V. Smith nnd wife to H. X. Smith , south 12 ft-et loLI , blk 3 , nnd north 22 feet lot 3. blk 3 , E. V. Smith's add $ 1 : * A. Smith to trusteeof ) Florence kindergarten , 44x132 fc t lit \v ne I'reUerlck Mauss and wife to'citlzens Imnlc. eH lot G. blk 2" > 2. Omaha , lots 21. 23 anil K , blk 1. lots 15 , IS. anil 21. blk 15 , i cor.d add to Uedfortl I'lacc i 3t53 x-clnl ma.stcrtto G. I , . A very , lot C , Sheriff to L. II. Kuatman , jr. , trustee , lot 12. IJlk H. Plunders & H.'s to Walnut HIP. Total amount of transfers JAMES E. BOYD & CO Telephone 10 JO. Uiuaha , Xeb. COMMISSION CRALV ; WOYISlOi'S : AXD : . IUjri of Tradf. .vr ; t vlrti to ducai ; } an > l .NVw YorV. -oPT ooninis : Jolia A. IVtrrco & CHIDES - HIDES WANTED. . st Tiir.il-t nrlrr. p ,10 Mui | > roiit returns vvrviiLx uaiali.i Naiiuui. Il.iik. F. S. BUSH & CO. , No con'mlsslou. SIS 3. I3lli St. . Oinah. % I.Vb. WHEAT BOOMING And neier offered i. better O-.IJM ) ; 11.1111) lur man. Inc money. Write 11. a. Murray & Co. , rtarihtrs & lirukcrs. 1H nialto Illdg. Ciicago. nitmUers of me chirago ISoard of TraJe In K < J . un.lliiff. fur ilM-lr l' k on Kl.itUUc * nnd tii.c.u. lattvs Iiifj-m.Ltiun. ati.t Dully Market I it.r , ith fre ! Purr < I. ATTENTION GIVEN TO -iv OP TOWV ORDERS BA1LWAK TIME CARD un & Mi. . . , .t. loth i JIasvr. Bt . ( Uiwu : . ik Hills. Mort : i-uj.t s.5J fcx. 4a.il'J * 4:3ipm . Denver IC ' KSSJ . . ' . ; ini 7(3i : > m..Netirakk4 Local ie\ Sunday ) . . . 7:4jiiu : . . . .Lincoln Lucul < . Buuday ) li.Waia Z " , f.m..Fat Mail ifuLiucclnj djily. . . ( CHICAGO , III'IlLtNOTON & Q lArrlvei QjiahajUnlan Uvjiot , ICtb i Mason Su.j Oainlu 5Wpm : . Clilcago VntlUllc . . * . . . . SCO m 7U-pm..ChIcaco and fit. . . . 11 : Ii m . Pacific " Juncttoa Ixxal . Cluj.m : -1 I MV * ICHICAGl ) i NORTHWESTN.\ni. ; s Otnal.alUnlon 1'eput , Iftili & Maxon Hts. ; Onnln SOm : r..Easterc KxprejM 3l : imi 4 : 111 Yostlbiilc.1 Limited laopni K:3.im | HI. Paul Kxprenn ScOir.i lia.ini St. Paul Limited : < jij.m 7 : .niJ..i'crn > ] | Si Slwix I'lly focal..II iuun | Oinalm Chlctuio b' ecUi t > :0 : > mni MI M > uri Vallvy I cal , II. I. * I'AClKI'J.lArrivei OmaliaitJnliiq IVK.t | , IWIi & Ma un J3U.J Oniulu 7" 3 _ " HAST.3 * 7 _ 1 _ " Il"Sim..A7untla : iir"e < ex. Sonday ) . . 5:35pm 4.30pm - tt > U ii > > VcillUil l I.tuiltiKl. . . . : -.3r.-.i..fit. Paul Vestlbuled Unilted. . . . " " ' " " " _ _ Tctiu l'ex. . iu ll l > m . C'oioraJo l.lmli , i liiiVi " 7 aT T. r.TMJ. . IArViv 7 .Omali.il ' Depot , 13lh ami W l. < nr flt.l _ _ Omaha S3am. ! . .Sioux Cl'v Aeeommi < L > tl n. . . . ( iM.in l:9l : > m..SloJX Cliy Ki | > i u tint. . ) . . . : ( : . . . . , . . HI . I'J u I 1.1 m ! . . : . . . . . t-.lQtia . C. A MO. Iynnt l3lh and WeUUr t < tj , l : < i\mT. . I'.vt Mall Mild KxprtM . 3.t-H.i : ' J. < X > pm.'ex 8ati Wyo Kt if * ilolil. . . . 3. ' . ' ; > . I 7 0 m..Krenioiit I > cal i8iindy > i only ) . . 7Vjn : ) > . Nvrf..lk KsprvM ( rt Rae ) . lJ3am 8t. I'auj _ _ H pt u . . . . . . : i am I av * I K. : . . ST. .r. * C. II. iAirhmT ' 'lilbii I > | wt , 1Cth A Mason FU.f Omalii 'Dt3am. : . . . ! . n a l.'lty Day I'xpifM . C.16im | M'Vtpm.K. C' . Xlulit MX. > ! a U. P. Trans. t-Min * " I avr * i MIWOl'lll PACIFIC. lArrlvM Onuhal I > pr > t. Uth in.i Wiifr ! SI * . I OuiKha J'i | ini..Xcljru ka & Kansas Limited. . . It J's m :30tm | . Kn a * City K < | irH . C:0ni ' . Hun.lWun I.MV * * I SlOUX CITY * 'PAcFK/r ? . " " i.\rriV T " UiiMiiaI _ > epjut. lilli " iiJ\V _ b ltr ' . I < > i.uln "tTlifira. . . . . .Tr. .Kt."p4iir ; .lmlte l. . . . . . . 7 9jJJia | " " I.cntvr ! SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. I Arrives ' itcn .tff.l. IMii ' * ? ! l2tJL fil. PiiiT'l'owmiJiY City Pu n r Paul UinltedL u rlii ON""i A TTnT : JAri1. ' < 4 Om.i.ait'nlon ! U > pot. loin A M son Bis. I Qniah * " " " . i..Mr nd Island Kip'ns fcx. Hur > . . 3(0ptn : 3:3v | > m . Put Mall l.ea\r | WAIIA8II IIAH.WAY ( Arrives nep4it , lOih & Uisnn Bls.i Omaha Louts